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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
RmEUmATIsm.

No disease is 90 certain Of cure by BRANDRETH'E
PILLS % this. They soon take out Of the blood tht
particular Virus upon which all the pain depends, apt
The PATIENTS cured.
Mr.. T. NJ. Adams, 300 Twelfth Street, New York. sur
Tered wih rheumatism for a long period. He was at
tended BY able phylcians but their prescriptions were
Of no ayailj hewas unable to move without assistance
and for four months almost entirely confined to bill
bsda At period Of his Sickness when hope had aed
and he s1psctcd 70 b aorpple for the remainder Of h
Tue, he was recommended TO use BRANDRBTH's
PILLS. The frSt box evidently made him better; the
ippfcyement was more decided nom the second box,
andh by the time he had used eighteen boxes hs was en-.
HIey cured Of rheumasm, and tho strength and sup.
plsnsss Of his limbs were restored. It Is now over
this Oure has teen effected, and hs has had no
fsturu, but continues in the enjoyment Of perfect
health, Nay 9th, 1881.
Sold by JoHN n. Cook, Druggist Columbus, and By
sllTesyectabe dealers IN msdicines. -f
mafR8-dhW1m % S5 sa T-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Southern News.

CHICAGO, April / The Tribune's special
from Cairo says Memphis papers OF the 9Th
contain the following:
The Charleston Mercury OF the 22i SAYS
Pro2ident Davis, In secret session, had advised
the Confederate C0nArtsj that prisoners re-
leased by the Yankee Government upon parole
be absolved from their oath and allowed to
take part in the approaching struggle for inde-
Pendence. He urged it as O retaliation for the
infamous, reckless breach of faith exhibited by
Lincoln In the exchange Of prisoners,
Attempts we're being made to rAise troops by
scription-sditors and compositors not TO be
enrolled except for local duty.
The New Orleans Delta of the 26!h referring
to tho gsllantry exhibited by Capt. Rucker, in
defense of the battery on Island No. 10, says
one single battery has thus far sustained the
brunt OF the bom6ardment, repulsing tho Fed
eral gunboats, and sending one of them back
to Cairo cippled, for Tepairs.
The Appeal says tho recent reVerses of the
Confederate army are ncrVing them with new
faith, confidence and hope. 1t entertains no
doubt of the ultimate success sf their cause.
The same paper says that Van Dora and JEFF.
Thompson are concentrating a large force at
Pocahontas, AK, preparatory to an attack upon
tho Federals Ut New Madrid, and that General
Pope will be compelled to evacuate.
No damage had been done to Island No. 10
up to Wednesday, but the Confederates had
sunk two Federal gunhoats.
The sorks at Fort Pillow are completed,
Gen. Pope is building fat5oats as New Mad
rid, to transport his troops across the river to
the Tennessee shore.
In Mississippi the planters we're piling VI
their cotton, ready for firing 1t.
Gen. Pillow has gone to Richmond.
A dispatch dated New Orleans, March 26lh,
says the Confederate steamer Vanderbilt foun
dered at sea with all on board
The Appeal is issued on a half sheet. In
view Of the scarcity of lead, IL suggests thai
the Innings of tea chests be run into bullete
The ladies of Charleston were contributing
jewels, silver spoons, watches and money e
build gunboat to be called Ladies' gunboats
The Mercury and Appeal contain extensive
extracts from northern iouraals, but no simpcr
tant military news.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Report Of 90 mmOdOre DupOnG.

WAsHINeroN, April LA despatch has been
received by the Secretary of the Navy from
Commodore Dupont, dated Steamer Mohican,
of Brunswick, Georgia, which says;
In obedience to order of the Secretary Of the
Navy of March 9th, he left Fernandina the 9Th,
accompanied by several vessels, and won't TO
st. Simons Island. He found the Forts and
batteries commanding the channel to be of for
midable construction, but deserted and guns
&c., removed. Those on Jekyl Island he also
found deserted. ie
The expedition then proceeded up the Sound
to Brunswick. On arriving there the railroad
| depot and wharf were found to have been fired
/ BY rebel soldiers. We landed without opposi
tion, and hoisted the American flag on tht
Oslethorpe House. The town was deserted ant
nearly eli property carried away that could be
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Cincinnati Market.

-.....-. CINCINNATI. March 81
FLOUR-A dull market, and the demand quits lIeht
and prices are unchanged The sales conprie 200 brl1
snpeinne az % 2og4 Ro; hardly anything done, and
WHIsKY-A continued active speculative dsmapd.
ana prices 10 higher Sales Of 800 brls ct l0@ipKc
under the news from New York.
81 good demand for bulk ct 40 bat they are
SnouLDEas1Ths ,U M dsnsud i' quite moderate q. 4
LARD-Is In good demand and advanced at I've. Tbs
saleS were stU erces Of Tc, and 100 do at 7Ho KeS
NESS PoRK-No demand aud prices nominal at slo 90
BACoN-Dull at sxo for shoulders and Sc for sdes.--
pounds bulk sides 81 co. $4,000 poupds q DO snS
ooOOv pound. 90 at 4c delivered at MAysviIe 900
pounds bulk shoulders At q. I-Sf
OIL-Sale Of 30 brls linseed at 65c .e.as
su9AH.Pirm atsk90Ko.
MOLAesRS--4OD4ic for prime
ooRREE-Dull At lok@S9c,
WdEAr-The market rules steady wlta fair demand
Tor prime 10 choice red and 81 GOAL OS foI
prime to choice white. Tho sales reported Vere o %
bushels good Hill at 95 500 bushels prime red Al GO
and 25O bushels choice do at 94.
rul-s hrm at the advance reported yesterdav. Wa
quote carat 3i933c in bulk. Wv
@ oo %srsetis unchanged and steady We quote
Gb-The demand exceeds the supply and prices are
lending upward but are not quotaby higher. We quote
| from store. - sA s'' w
BAkLEY-The demand for prime samples is fair e3@
ooc Ior state spring and Zoo for fall Chicago spring
anl az oOecOc; the offerings are chiefly Of DC Iatte
HAY-The supply and demand are about equal. ant
he market rules steady at SIS C09ll 90 per TON foI
tgnt pressed, and Sll 00De 90 for ioosepreasod On
c01-ox . =
oHEESE-The market Is unchanged and firm, We
. Suote w W. h. 81 &C. and Hamburg at $40. New York
RCTTER--Th.ra ta ~
note prime ate choice qualities Of roll sell resaiy N
the lower grades remain dull At I09l4o for siI
oEEps-Ihe receipt. Of clover are In excess Of the
demand and prices declined to SS OOT TO- ths msyEe,
elong ou The sales reported 100 bush at SS 10
el e09l 90. -''~ A0D'"A~' ~
sAIr-sslss of 9OObass COARSE Liverpool at o..
H0aa1a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
From Sirnshnrg.

STRAsDuE0, March 3l--About two thousand
rebel soldiers made their appearance two miles
beyond our pickets to-day. Our nearest reRi-
ment drew up in line of battle, awaiting their
attack, but declining to go beyond our lines
The rebels made no attack on us yesterday, but
threw several shells into the camp of the Mas
sachusetts Twenty-Second. The rebels we're
subsequently, driven away by tho appearance of
our advance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Boiler Explosion.

BALTIMORE, March 3l.--A most remarkable
steamboiler explosion occurred this forenoon at
the Baltimore House Of Refuge. A boiler at
taohed to the bake house, two hundred and fifty
feet from the main building, was blown up fully
two hundred feet into the air; then taking an
easterly direction exploded again, after which 1t
passed in stright line two hundred and fifty
OF the school building, carrying with II q slate
ach0ol room Were there were about seventy
boys. But two were killed and seven wounded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
First Passenger Train over tho Bal
tLmore Amd ONO MaIlrOad.

PIEDMONT, Va, April !, 9 P. M--Ths first
passenger train over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad has just arrived from Baltimore, on
its way to Wheeling, with over one hundred
passepgep and party of civil engineers. Al
all polntS west Of Harper's Ferry the soldiers
and citizens have given many hearty demon
strations, haillng our movement as great re-
vival, and welcoming the newspapers Of this
morning from Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, as a wonderful Improvement over
the stage and canal routes Of the last ten
months, since the closing OF the road.
The train will be due at Wheeling at four
O'Clock tomorrow morning, 10 time to connect
with the Western roads
We passed many large trains of freight, mo-
wing In both directions, at different points, and
although evidences Of the great destruction of
property are visible in many places, 1t ls plata
that new face Is being put upon affairs by the
restoration of the road.
The thorough military aspect OF every thug
on the line, gives much additional interest 70
1t, and dlssipates all idea Of fear that it will be
again destroyed BY the cOntendipg parties du
ring the war.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
pnrsnn nrownlow,s Hook

CINornNATr, April l.-PArson BrownloW has
accepted the liberal offer Of Mr.. Childss, the
eminent Philadelphia publisher, and at the Par
sons request copy Of the book will be given
to the editor Of every paper In the country, 90
that they can sec what IL costs 10 be loyal Ia 90.
ceshdom. Editors will apply to Geo. W Chiids,
Esq., Philadelphia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02

rI1s ~; HvRpb HBURALGIA N0N-ADHBsQVR PLAe.
e prescribed for this painful disssso. The pstient
apples one, soon becomes drowsy, falls asIesp srd
from cain. and no blister or othar unpleasant
~ ~ uIiv1s CONSEQUENCES ensuO. For HARAom and
NMvouS AHAnAcn apply socordinE to direction. ri
tenr vi" suIsy follow Nothing can be obtained cQ,ia
No. 70 VI. hurdt Compress for Nsarlgis. Try thsrs.-
anon, and Wondsnully suc0sssfpi. Thev an. An e-o
SSeo, one SMALL for the face, prios Is oenis ana ts
9seer arge Tor application to the body, price "A cents
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02

( Proclamations were then posted on public
buildings, urging tho inhabitants 70 return
promising protection TO persons and property oi
all good citizens. We removed nothing from
the houses, and the landing party returned to
their vessels
dispatch Of the 18th from Commander
Gordon to Commodore Dupont, gives details Of
a reconnaissance by the inland passage from
Brunswick to Darlen. ss 1t %
1Com. Gordon, with the Pocahontas and
Polemska, and the launch Of the Mohiosn, pro
oeeded to open the communication between st.
Slmons Sound and the Attawaba river. They
encountered several obstructions In the river,
which they removed. When arriving In sight
Of Darien, two rebel steamers were just NOV
ing off. Contrabands who came of reported
Darien entirely deserted, only one company Of
horse remaining to FIRE the town should the
steamers approach.
The reconnaissance was not pushed further,
and tho expedition returned to Brunswick.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Money Market.

ITEIzORAPnxD Toa THE ONO STATuxAs.J
NEw YORK, ApriS l.
Tho market rules quits active ct COZ per cent for
leans on call. =
Discount ranges from 687 per osut for strictly prime
paper, chiefly the latter figure.
sterling Exchange little hrmer at Ilk1@ll2 .l0lfor
Merchants, and llsk9119K for Bankers Bills.
American Gold nrmer with sales at lE@lK per cent.
premium.
California Gold Bars nrmsr at 3sGH per cent. pre-
Government stocks heavy and lower with saIes OF
ooN. -'s''- y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Rebels Concentrating in Western
tennessee.

RoLLA, Mo, April Letters from our army
in the south vest say Information had been re-
ceived there that the rebels under Price and
Van Dorm are moving towards Memphis, In re-
sponse to call from Beauregard for help, and
all the rebel forces In the west are ordered to
concentrate in Western Tennessee for great
and desperate strugRle.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
from Fortress Monroe

FoRTREss MoNRoE, March 3l.--All quiet here
to-day. .r. gry
Captain seaver, Of the eropautlo department
makes balloon reconnaissance this afternoon,
This ls the first made since last summer.
A boat containing Eve well known secession
lists, was captured in the James River above
Newport News, on Thursday, transporting pro-
duce and stores for the rebel army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
E,be Obto 5tatesnrap
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 2, 1862
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for tho Ohio Statesman.
The Baltimore q Ohio Railroad

BALTIMORE, March 3l.--The last rail com.
pleting the Baltimore & Ohio railroad was laid
ten miles west OF Hsrper's Ferry on Saturday
night. Since that time four hundred loaded
cara passed over the road. Nearly two hundred
cars filled Vith western produce, loaded at the
Ohio river, have reached Baltimore.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Baltimore Cattle narse.

BALTIMORE, March "a.
BEEF CATTE.-The offerngsat the Scales to-day
amounted to $50 head increase Of so head the re-
ceipts OF last week. OF the number offered $50 head
we're driven to Warrington 100 taken by graEers 100
balance sold to Baltimore butchers and packers at prices
ranging from 93 IS to IS 90 per 100 bs showing %
advance Of 0 cents per 100lb In the inside rate since
last week. During this week $50 head Of Cattle
have been sold to Government agents and packers
sHEBP-Ths supply 10 large, and with q good de.
mand pros show no change since last week. sales have
been mado at ~ 509S so per 100 lbs gross.
H0Ge-The supply 10 large, and the demand only
fair; prices are 2575c per 100 lbs lower: sales have
been made this week OF inferior to prime live hogs at
~ 75D5 50 per 100 les. The market closed dull and
heavy. s -------.--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
What are the People Doinrs

The American people ere Intelligent euauEh % sppre
oae Preparations that eontrbuts 90 much % the habpi
nesn OF tnose using them and they want thsm. Evry
mail brings 1s leten. some ordering the TREArrrn os
TtETH some the NEURALGIA PLAsTgRS and nota fuQ en-
eloang 81 cents for the Mourn WAsn 70 be asns BE- nall
pnt 70 Asee we are compelled 70 reply that Il q inpc
bic to send half pint bottle By mail Fhs psopls Tnt
tn'se Remedies WAo sOt1 sSpplv Gksms & - : !. I
Now IA The t -. 49, 1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Philadelphia Market.

Philadelphia Market.
[TEIzoRA5aEo roR THE ONO srArnsxAs,l ----
PHlADErsziA, April /,
FLoUR-Firm; sales 0OOo bbls al as 90 for super
WaEST-RIrm; sales 1000 bush at 81 aO@l 81;
CORN-FiIm; sales 5000 bush ct Blc a.
MESS PoRK-Unehaneed,
LAR0-7xo.
WHIsKY-Firm stRlK02SKe. ...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
CHANGE FOR AGENTS.

Shrswd agents can make small fortune in carrying
these articles around 70 families. Tha DENTAL TRrar
pRY n the nOaest article that man or woman can arrr
around Send for and see or, better dozens whIch
We Will SELL a. sampes for %. Agents sopplied lISr
the business, to do good, and maks 9 proat. We ars
spending thousands for the benset Of asentv New
England men and women here Il something nice. ana
chance to take the tide at Its food. OK - =.
Addrean
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
VIM. .. HUN . q CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

-, E DT; AuHD,s MOUTH WASH, TOoTa powbna
ssv inc rOOraAChE DROPS cannot bs ssnt ~ nail bn;
5tores II they cannot, send 20 M H., M ~ tnvn3o,c1i ne
tAAASohf' PRICE, oTr DobtAR, which contains d an a.,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
To MARRTED MEN.

vf'ThOse Contemplating Marriage
THE undsrsigned will giveinfOrnatlOn on very H.
iSVssis1 aod iSp0rtdnt subject, which Will be valu
Cd moro than Ouand times Its cost BY every married
couple Of any ago or condition In life. The information
will be sent BY mail to any address the receipt Of 9.
cents ts1Ver) and one red stamp. ---e
All letters should 10 Addressed 10 ''
Hgtss H.B. MORRIS, MD.
octsl-iyatAwd&W Boston, MAa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02

GEw ToRx, Adrll !.
Market better with moderate business. Chicago ana
Aocktisandls6N; Milwaukee and PmiriO du Chen 0ll
milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, lst preferred e9X;
cleveland and Toledo 46ki Michigan southern 2SK
Galena and Chicago 6oH; Illinois Central scrip 6iH
Michigan Central 6Sk; Erie prsfsrrsd 6OXi Erie
I'M New York Central 2k; American sold l0lH;
United States Sixes Of 1891, registered, CO.. doI ooI,
Pons esi treasury $40 100; United States Fyes Of
T4 oouponG ee Panama l2l Pacific Mail o7Ni Iln ,iI
coupon bends 30; Michigan sxss Of 1878 sp Tennessee
skies ook Missouri sxes SIN; Harlem preferred 3ij
Harlem Sd bonds 30; Hudson 4SX; virginia Eixss 90;
Canton co. IL; Toledo and Wabash Cd bonds t; Osve-
land: Columbus q Cincinnati ll9k; Cleveland and
Pittsburg YJz; Illinois war loan s9N.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

MNkHsA "A SstShC COtN, C02ESh,
EsSGM ,s5loarsenesa, or Safe
EI|dIl biIIily >yhfoot, ,lohtch might b
W., (a;Y checked tDitIp a simple rom
&X4p IS erzy, if neglected, often ter
mttdteo seriouety. Feto are otVare G'
the ineoytancs Of stopping a tough or
Szl4ht <geld IN ts fret stage that
,Uhtch in tho bsgtsnihg 1DouId yield to
a mild remedy, II. not attended to, soon
attuales the lungs. ..-.
Akds1yl'a bronchial >Stochcs
,uxs first hssroduoed eleven years ago.
h has ben Proved that they are the best
arttsls before the pubic for Igouahs,
Hal1ia, AtancJaitia, .Asthnza,
fH0ta<Tk, the Haclemg Cough in fan
ausaittia,z, and numerous affections Of
Ne ISJzteat, gtytns immediate relief
z1ss0Itc Speakers asad SssaBers,
sVil find them gfsctua1 .Jev clearing and
stnGsthNstnS tho voice.
'soldtby al pvusgists and dealers IN
Medicine, at rs ce1tts per boz
For sale, Wholesale or retail, by
70 q, g5s,.f 5-,t O. ROBERTS, Druggist,
fesff ,rs5stI No. ~ WNorth High street.
s, E. SAMUEL, DrugsI,.
asolVoGWVp--- % .r'-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
CONTENrrsn.

bottle. - " nsai' o1e
one box. ~"A1A'
ID Dr.: s.Ii, aurd'H Magic TooTHAcaE DROPS
TER. i'A LIZA rLAbs
Dr. Asrds .HlUUlL on fAs Bs., No.. :. n.
s1Srvtnghhe zssA Snctudtno birseftors @s @-ss ~
1rsafmsas Of OsadrsNS 49, ',''os' 1s' yo'sesfrSp~
zaoSSML1nsr zooSn =, olsnnere sst,Sss. tas ma.
preSFI,T pssS,T'd IL s' B. Hurd D'a, once Fyss ~,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Bomoved from his old Ofrioo. l..

Dr.A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High ST.,
Columbus. o., has devoted himself for series Of years
70 The treatment Of certain private diseases he may be
committed at hts once on Broadway near the Exchange
Rank. -
Ian1Ddh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02

Tie only article ever offered to the French people that
would CURL sTRAIGHr HAIRi the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleon
which article is now indispensable to his toilet room.
The subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all Others ever offered to
the public, take pleasure In expressing their conndence
In the article, gaining It from practical use.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02

Has been before tho pubc but shorG Time and has al
ready been tested by over thousand persona and
they testify that the Napoleon hair Toilet b tho greatest
beauttier ever offered to the American people.
TO prevent this Toilet from being ooun;erfeited I'm.
tated by unprncipled persons do not offer II for
sale at any Druggss in the United States Therefore
nyLady or Gentleman who desires Soft Luxurant Hair
and curls and Long, Soft Whiskers Moustaohe, can
procure the Invgorator Toilet either one. FOR one
dollar, inclosed in letter, with their address.
Address @. +. SPENY & CO.,
Box 16S, Oollinsvlle,
Hartford Co., Oonn.
And u will be carefully sent by return mail.
feb23-dtH&RIy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
NapotEou's HAIR TOILET !

They you'd also announces to the public tina, they ars
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02

Mh Bg9Wf W. nTEl.. .y.yT = :
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05
.@ 9fihtju llber1eben!

9'aWotm 10 me.ne frlbere Wtllht OF. Ydu
3uSerlallen san3li9 aufseoeteu, perreid milo ie.
oerum Der Ausubuug Ser dr3tliteu yrar,s bier.
lele.t NIT auem Gi1er micneu, unb bpIe i'd MIR
bel lorsfdltissr uuo bumaner Bebonoluna meiuer
patienten has Bertrauen unb bic 0reupp1uaft
beg publituulS. pelhcs fruber in meiner Berufe.
tbdttafelt mir in 10 reihem Maa6s sefGeuft .ppr-
ben IL. redt balo tpieoer gu ermerben.
sd e%crantire prattiide, mi0en1@aftlime Be.
9aneluns aQer n1einer petienten, icpie ,medmd.
Btse. ridtise Gollaiebuus aaer sr6be1en Vtirurat.
iden Speratioueu.
Sn 8eratlI4tiauns cerjebisen eebridtenGelb-
oerbaltnile ptrpe ih las 5pncrar fir meme
dratli9e 2bdtiefeit beeeutene geaen frIber er-
mabisen, uno perbe ib fir seburtsbuIHide 5GQe
ilberbaupt nur bauu Urgent elm 5cuurar beam
l~pruden, menn mad M etgeneu . a.
f%urbalten Der babei Sntcrel{irteu
pirtli@ quite uno protttlde 6ulfsleifuua fatt.
e%efnnoeu bat.-Mrmen mirb DON mir dY,tlidtr
&atb unentgeltlid ertbeilt.
0r. &ubplpb Mlbertt.
Sffiee: Oritte @trabe.' sraceiibrr pou 5rn~
yetp's Qiqueurfcre, bic n69fe Sblre pterboIb
Warsin'sp or5elan<5 anrluns, cine Greppe bed.
@pre@funbtn: DON s bis 10 l1br Mor-
gems BON IL bis 1 ubr Mittass unb BON 6 bis 8
llbr WbencS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05
Iele9rapbil&e Na&ri&ten.
Gs mirb fortgekdmpft.
Cine 1e98tQ9i9e @6lQ6t.

3ufolse bterber 9%elansten Na&rt6ten
nit bemDatum: Milmautee> 4. Sult> bat
ber 6eino I'M lerer Mrmee feline Nube 9e%
e1nnt lpnrern de AUDI NOD AM Spnntaa>
Monto9 uno DinitaN AT Der 9anSen 81
ME onsesrihsn.
Muf alien punften ~ar cer Teino un6
an BAIL uterlesen, inbem iein Seer min
peaenS $4,000 fart it, 1pdbreno pas
unlriee MUIR $4,000 Streiter bat. unler
@erluf ioQ fd auf 3>panji8tamienb
manm belaufen uno Ser oes Getnces,
Der auf allen Yunften surad>
eewprfen wuroe nod Sr6ber lein.
Cine sanse 8risape NebeQen NIT per<
16iecenen seSpsenen &anpnen wurbe &C.
fanSen.
@bielp'S Seer 1T am Sames>GluB ein>
oetrpfen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-07-05

RAJ 66renb unires 8eiu9s in 2upeu tpur-
ben mir i'm 2abpratpriuu. unler6 berib!nten Qanbs-
names Dr. s. 6. MYer umber8efibrt. @ir
b6tte1 pbne iplGen 8eueis taur1 III per,1o9t,
mas ii@ bier unfern 8liden unperleuebar barbot.
Man fertiet baielbt einen Barrel YiQeu, etwa
5000 Hpien unb bret Barrel Gberrp peetoral.
etua 100. 600 Dp1en t1gli@ an. Muf tpel@ un.
5eareiaiue 9Dbe meui9lt&er Qeiten teutet bies bin!
10000 Doien per Iae!! so MiQipnen Dplen
pas Sabr!! ! QBie Siele Mder unb pie piele 1au-
1enbe Don Mdern poQ &ranfentetten brei:et bies
Dor ~un(eren, @ei0e aus? llnb tpie Siele Nitleiben
unb @eb2 3par tuire nitt al oas BON tirflia
Rranten 9e,1putn1eu; aber ltietr iebr Siel baScn.
Die(e &berry Erppfeu, biefe .er3uderten YiQen
lint beftmutt. bic @efabrtn Der S@mer3en, Der
Mnef unb @orsen au fetn. melde Der sanaen
uaenf@li&en Gamilie pom unierer SHUTTER Goa als
Grbtbeil ausefaQen. pier 1T ber eeliette @aus'
pei&er bic 31lfte uniereS @eidle9ts perni9tet.
5etne fletnen Guuee. Inb ersrifen, u. nur vt
woden unb Beuba@ten fam {a9en, mpbin fein
Qtibeu nd reigt. Die|e rutben 2rppfen auf BEN
Ii{he lnb Der Ealieutan an benz iein Qeben ban.
aen tpirb. bort it bic Bliitbe Der @elt, f& chen
lun1 @eibe entfaltenb, elti@ aQs Scn itnet. Der-
oerben erarifen. Ter Qiete uuabldiloae paeee
1T fru&tlos, lie f@winbet INNER r,ebr uno meb,
cabtu. Der fumnne Bote fomuat nabsr u. nabe.
mt feter @c&e. Dieies fleine Meeieauaent fuQ
~ ibr aeten. ibre Ieete, pieQeiht TIRE ein3i9e 1oF.
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Blufbe feines Scheme, bie{e,be 8ranfbeit fi@ Elm
sspaan3t. Dieie 1ropfen belfen ibm nit BEN
unerbitili@en Iope IN riufen. Das Meib u. BIZ
Gngel 1eines per3ene barren in neraebrenber Yeiu
uu6 NnAn, ba6 Der Gtab, auf BEN in hieIer @el
lie f@ ttussn, ni&t 3uiammsnb.e@e.
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