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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

The DEMOCRATIC USIoS PRIgARIEs-The 4
ton Wing OF the Drmocr~o ,ouny COMMITTEES have y
rec,-d ir.ries 70 be held ~ the ifii Fh aud 81 n
Assembly District. on Friday evening next to elect dele
gates 10 the Democratic State Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
BROOkLXS Items.

The KINGS CorsrY SUPrEnE CoURr-SPEcAL
Tyns-Ths Special Tenn OF the -uV--n~ Court, Judge Let
preias yesterday sdjoun ei until hondsy Sept 10
~ n'rlock ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

The WARD BouSrrEs-Ihe Eleventh Ward War
Commute. will pay bon ties ths in Col ConRs rsg
ment At Camp Arthur this afternoon Those credited to Ne
Ward ss only to be paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
KILLED BY FAILING DOVE H.1cnwAY.-C

oner Norris he inquest yserdv the BODY OF
Ii.sserty died # injuries sustained 10y falling do
the nschway OF the steamer Ms's snf Atlantic Does
A verdict In accordance rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
5000 New Rnneid Rifles, q Field Pieces,
Ammanit'on, Supplies, md Prisoners
Captured by &c mis.iS~ippI PIoiiIIa
Gen. Hindman comes 10 Grief. A~.

From On specihI t0U-spT7 emit.
MgsPnn, Teun., " ssisy Evening ADg r. 49,.
Tie Mifsissilli FiC,i. an walked up. It's recent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
A Story by senator poo,,,,,s.


In speech few days since, Senator Doc
LITTLE repeated very old story of Judge Col,
LAMER. There Is a moral in it rather dnmsginp
to the Republican party, and since the Repub.
lican, papers of this State 10 not seem inclined
to publish il, we copy: -. ,- ~ -
have been informed that In ls43 a dIstin.
guished gentleman of Vermont was elected to
Congress- and one Of his neighbors, Well.to
90 iatmer, came 10 pay his respects to him be.
tere ne LETT for Washington, and ssys he,
Judge, when you get to Washington, I wish
you would take hold of this negro question and
have it disposed Of. Let US have slavery abol.
ianed and no more said about it," swell, -
said the Judge, u suppose many Of those people
who bold slaves have paid money for them.
Perhaps you think 1t would be no more than
loss that they should have some compensation. -
Well, yes" said the farmer, al think would
stand my share OF the tax for that" d'But.'
said the Judge, "there 10 another thing. II
they are emancipated; it Ia an important cues.
tlon, what shall be done with them2 There
must be some place for them to live Perhaps
you would think 1t fair that we should take orr
share OF them?" "Well, about how manv
of them would that be?n "WelI, our share
would be about one to every six whites, or
about five hundred for the town of Wood stock, {"
"What," said the farmer, "five hundred ne.
groes in Woodstock will bid you good eve.
ming, Judge" He started of, but as he got on
to his horse he turned around and said, "Judre,
you need not do anything more about the negro
business on my account" Laughter.l Per.
haps it Is not amiss TO say that that distinguish
cd Judge sits before me now. MIR. Collamer. ]
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Glbe. .Obiol .5tates,r,am
TEL RMa
important CiKauIar from the
Iav blirulury Department. >.
TREASURY DEPARTMENr, March 20. 1869


Sm-For the purpose Of removing as q, ..
may properly be done the restriotIons nrSa ~
Sommeroial 10 ercourse between the InTaj
states and those portions Of the United statas
heretofore declared by proclamation az the
PRESIDENT to be under inaurrectionary control.
winch now are or may hereafter come, into ~
possession OF the forces of the United S,ataS
tne rules and regulations governing suob inter-
mai commerce prescribed by the Secre.ary az
sne treasury, bearing date March Ia. 1869 are
hereby modified 50 far as to authori1e the rec.
HsCuye ourveyors of Customs at the porta Of
Mheei'ng' Cincinnati, Madison, Louisyille.
HeT Aiosny, Evansville, Paducab, Cairo and
~ Louis, TO Issue permits for the trapsporta.
ZION OF merchandise, and exchange of the same
LOT money or products of the suii, upon applioa.
a9n oeing made to them respectively, II sats6-
81 ot tne loyalty and good faith Of the applI.
Iy e1eouted. that the permit 90 applied for sbsil
not, II granted, be used SO as 10 dive n 90.
way any aid, comfort, encouragement or h.
FORMATION to persons In arms against the Gsv.
eminent OF the United States, or under inanr-
reohonary control or direction. nor In anv vIse
inconsistent with the terms and spirit of the
aforesaid Rnles and Regulations. 'Jor
fon Will hereafter cease collecting anv mar
centage or fees for permitting the tTansls and
excnange OF merchandise between the Ioyal and
lnsurrectionary sections of the country. Other
than the usual charge Of twenty cents ior each
permit 30 granted.
u Is furthermore directed that no permits be
granted tor any articles forbidden BY the mill.
tary authoriiiesto be transported ioto the ter
ritory occupied by the forces Of the United
States. I -. - 'SN -'sSN
Parties, therefore, desiring privileges for
commercial Intercourse provided In the Rules
ana Regulations as herein modified, will here.
ei.er make 'neir application direct to the proper
Treasury. y" - Wv
am respectfully,
Your obedient servant
al 8. P. CHASE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
ENocE T. CARSON, Esq Surveyor Of Customs, g,
Cincinnati, O. - - ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Riot in burlington, N. j.

We extract from letter dated Burlington
NJ, March 2sth, the following passages relat
Ing to recent riot in that city, growing ON
OF the presence Of an Abolition lecturer:
On the 22d of February, Col. James w Wall
was invited by the Common Council Of Burlinr.
ton TO deliver an address on the stCompromises
of the Constitution" Col. Wall, IL will be rec.
objected, was arrested here as rebel eymus.
thiSer, incarcerated in Fort Lafayette, and sub-
eequently releassd without parole. In his ad.
dress be took the ground that the Constitution
was compromise. To answer the address Of
Coi. WALL the Rev. samuel Aaron, clergy.
man OF Mount Holley, was invited. %
Last night, when The lecturer commenced his
discourse, the hall was crowded, two.thirds o.
the congregation being ladies. There we're nc
Indications Of disturbance. Mr.. Aaron proceed
ed, and among his frat declamatory remarks
was an assault upon General Mcclellan, who,
he said, had been frightened by wooden guns,
voice demanded, "What have you to say
against Mcclellan" The speaker said be Wa
only commenting upon facts. "YeS," replied
his interrogator, ''if Mcclellan had black
stripe down his back be would suit you better ~
Mr. Aaron proceeded again for some ten min.
utes de spoke of John Brswn as being a mar.
tyr to principle-ss o meek, heavenly minded
map, who went down South with peaceful inten
tionsi whose sole object WAS to free the bonu.
man from his shsokles, and the bloody asssssips
murdered him.
He went on to say that Colonel Wall had re,
Gently delivered lecture in this hall, in which
he had charged the Aholitionisss with denouno.
ing the Constitution as q "leagne with hell and
q covenant with DEATH" He did not believe
this, unless the declaration of Judge Taney wa,
correct--that the negro was not oitisen. II
that decision was true, that he (the Rev. Mr.
Asron) did not hesitate to declare that the Con.
stitution was "lesgue with hell end cove.
nant with DEATH" and the sooner it was abol.
ished the better. -.ss..1s y1.c .tr@
Hero there was blast Of eggs aimed at ths
speaker, butnone of which tonched him. Tn,
confusion which followed Wasalmost inde;criba
ble. Ladies became frantic with alarm, apt
some jumped from the hall windows, about eieh
feet from the ground. None were, however
seriously injured, sprained ankle being abou
the most serious damage. The lecturer stoppe,
during the occurrence, but subsequently Sesum
ed his remarks. 7E 'l - s.0C
/ He dwelt with severity upon the last Admin
IistrRtion, and denounced with particular vehe
menco President Buchanan. He spoke of VII
liam Lloyd Garrison az q very much abueeS
man, and described him as great defender o
liberty. He declared that the men who abuse,
Wendell Phillips were unworthy to tie his shoe
latches, and said that he (Mr. Aaron) had beel
for years laboripg to bring the public mind to Z,
fright way of thinking on this subject, and tina
the people Of the North, he was proud to say
were now focking to the platform he had stoo,
upon for 50 many years.
Here there was another volley of eggs an,
intenae excitement. The Mayor, who was OF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Master Commissioners Sale.

s-s- V .l- 5-' i- scts.rgcu
George II. Parsons, Executor .4 t.sy--,..g
Of Samuel Parsons, deoessed, la.,. ,o
william r. Breck OF oil.
PY VIRTUE OF AN on DER or NAl.e
ID to me directed from the saporior Oourt df RtSnf
I'm In County Ohio vii oGes f9r ale st thsdOoF Of
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, A. D. 2 1852.
between the hous often O'Clock, A. NJ and four O'Clock
NJ the following deecrbed real eStats situate In the
county OF franklin and State Of Ohio to Wit Parts of ios
Nos and Of the supdiyisan 0e survey IS6 beiua he
assgnedand Get oGohm b the superior oI Ffahk.
LIN county, Ohio at its May term, 1853 IN partition
made ofbaid lots between him and bis wife nllateh o.
Breek, to Wit Lot No. two clof said sslIlioh eom.
menctng at the NJ W. corner Of lot No. o. ssldparti.
tionr thencS g. 81 deg. 50 min. y. l6e 6iO0 bdies 10
The centre Of The loolunbus and H6riisbaES tdihpe
Koad, thence along the centygof sad road = az 50
min ,. s. poles TO Tie s. u, coEnor of lot NO s,d
partition; thence N. 50 deg 80 min w 100 poIs9 10
the B.. W. corner Of sAid LOO No q thsheS fdsf 30
min. W. II poles to the beSnnins containing 80 acres
Also. lotNo three 81 q partition, c.nmsusDe a.
the n. ": corner Of lot No. y thenoe g. dtk. 20
HautsoorE Tnnpihe Rsadi thencs along ihs ee5le Of
SAID road y y deg 80 min ,. "a poio1 70 ne n, 3.
srof lot No. of said partIiien th1no6 NJ 81 dag
~ min. w 0oa 0e.l0O poles; thsncs 8. deg SoTni6
west o. 5OlQ0 poles 70 the plaes beeinninI coAaI-
,sy,sS. = sSs,o odi div gEw
LosMo 2 containing 50 acrss, together via e s,ssn
LotNo. ., containing % acres, at "a, psracwssTs
n. G.w, HuFFM1N. sheriacg
rnnseLsieoS' SoTs' and hAster cemniidoner.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
sheria's Sale.


:, -; :. O'''- r,sn4la Common Pleas.
DY vIRTUE OF WRKTOK YENDI
Franklin county Ohio, will offer for saIe At the door Of
the Court House 10 the city Of Coiumbua, 0.,on
Saturday, the 26th day Of April, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m and o'clock D.
m, the following described real sstate situate In tie
county Of Franklin5 and Dtatsof Ohio to wit:
Lot Nos as laid down and desgnated on the plat in
the proceedings in the Of Jano Dennison vs. Burr
W. Dennison ct al, IN the Court of Common Pleas Of
Franklin county, Ohio recorded In record book No. 2
page 3S9 and bounded a. follow: Beginning At stake
N. W. corner % lot No 3 10 the center OF tho county
road thence elopg the center OF said road n deg rs
minutes =. ls I90 polssto sake thence 8. 81 dee
Is minutes T. 2n 60 100 poles 70 stake In the west
line Of John Cherry and thcnce along said line g. 10
deg 20 minutes r. "a 3sloO poles sake N. D. cor
ner TO said lot No. thence along the line Of said
lot 81 deg. Is minutes W. 9l5 5000 poles 70 The BE-
ginning, containing eighteen acfes and $50 poea being
Che part Of Milton W. Dsnnscn setoff in ssid proceed
ings In partiton. f ene.i 12ecs4 or ,aoW
dEoRdE W. HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
Printers fees S5 90.
mar22-d1t&wtds
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Master Commissioners Sac y |,

= 8 =. Superior oosrt ., stsptlS Gao.
DIV VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or akf.E
~ 70 me dTected, from the epperiof Odhrt o. Efsnk-
lin County, ohio will oder FOR saie at the door OF
the court House, In the city Of -cclumbuss son-,1s
Saturday, the Slh day Of April, A. b, la60,
between The hours Of 10 o'clock ., N snd o's,o.h a
me- the following descrped real ee,ate atuste Ia ths
county o. franklin and 6ta.s Of Ohio. to Wit: ~
Of Columbus, per plat now on record In aid Rrank.
I'm county VIII mole fully show .,loU iorst5sal
l fslssRs w.aHURFMAN, shsria.
+ .9l. and Mastsr COMMISSIONER
febRSdlt&vtd ,..f, "a &c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02

cinnau for debating himself disunionist -
There was no demand for mob In CincinnatI.
there never is anywhere; but for the iIfe Of us
we can . see why the Government, that ana the
prisons With political offenders, should ALLOW
this man TO be. at large, advocating treaaon
over the land. He makes no secret Of his views.
but declares them In Boston and New York.
and 10 Washington under the very nose Of the,
feeeident. II 1t cant take care OF such man.
= shouId open the doors OF Fort Warren to
packner and Barron and all other rebels, great
or NescbuSypoYt Herald. 70 td' - -ll
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Sheriff s Sale. .

James O. Moooy.) 80 = trs gtls
PY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VKhnI.
- 10 me directed, from the Court Of Common pi.es =,
franklin county, Ohio will offer Cor SaIsal me door of
the osurt House In the city Of oOlumb1s, on -
Saturday the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1862,
hstween the hours Of 10 o'clock a. N and O'Clock m.
me rolloHng described properiy situate In che county
ol EIenkin, ana state Of Ohio, to Wit: The intsrest
and estate Of james o. Mccoy IN In lot No. 40 nj the
city Of qolupbus in said county his estate beInK Ii re-
mAnder IN rec after the termination Of the fa ss1D Of
S.nelA Mccoy. widow OF Robert W. Mccoy deeSased,
ieg he same which was devised him By said Robert W
Mccoy In his last will and tsatament which q Of record
IN Innklin county NJ @ Ohio, Probate court. ~ IA Al
G. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
mArl6dlt&Wtd,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02

Persing, aud had the rioters succeeded m sbsir
Intentions, loss Of life would undoubtedly have
been the Consequence. b8dsldI15 n - ''
Aaron is known as violent AbolltIonist, of
;he :; Garrison and Wendell PHILIPPE school. He
70 some seventy years old, and man OF marked
ability. He was formerlys temperance ieotur.
er, and was coWhided In NorfistoWn. Pom. !,
sGme % years ago, for some yituperstive language.
Holly. '''ls'J " "l'' "a,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02

III Goods delivered to City trade free of charge III
jlyl9
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02

might be given from ladies md rsn,i E.nout hpmbof
q society whose nnited testimony mona s.,..a gAae'
mat Rfok Woods HaI Restoratys vii ", sss,t
4, ~ nnd tns hair Of s yu1 re-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
Master Commissioners Sale,

Joshua BsldWins admir-
W. > Court Of Common PIeaa,
Richard Snowden ct al.> 7'- {.
pYVIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- 70 ne directed from the Court OF Oommsn Pleas Of
Franklin county, ohoI viii offer for sale at the DOR
OF the Court House In tho Oily Of Columbus, Ohio, on
Saturday, the l9th day of April, A. D. 1864
between the houn OF 10 A. N. and 4 P. N the fol.
lowing premness situate In the city OF Columbus Frank,
In.ot No. 305 al1o, lots Nos II, Is, l6 II, 49, 10
90 81 and 9e OF enowdens subdivision Of outots Nos
3S and 81 Of said city. sC 9al n . : TT
Appraised at-Lot No. .3pS...........,.,,SaO Sa 900 90
~ Lots Nos. "A, IS, ls, 10, 30 q
$3.50 90 each
Lots Nos. 10 and IL, at.... 800 90 g
- R2,ss.s..s.....o $500 90
@, W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
mar6-dlt&wtd. f.. -..-af -.-.s2.-- q.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
ONLY PREP ARATI0N
THAT HAS
STOOD THETEsTOFYE1RS
ana grows more and more ,psPa,a,
ovory dayI E''y'p"
rHAT HAa

oIooD THE TEST OF YEARS,
And grows more ana mor. l
/ ovory dayi 0n g'SSSs'"'
AnS sss%.nsl: e aSs nsv and almost vhou. .uuhs,
q society, whose nned testimony nopa 1911 y y. nde
that Prof. Woods Har Restoratvs Wi % ssl.
Il Is yoa:b nd slf'ssss ssss1 es hair Of @ ss
~. 5A9 Battle oresk, Mich. DE-. a.. ,dxo
PRDy' WooDi Thee wilt please sccsot nj ] - 80.
tnse mat the hair on my head all fei a ovsr .
yea.s ago, caused ~ complicated erooc diste.s ~
senaso WIN an eEuptlon on the head II ~ ,ns,
ooaIso OF through life having noduood n ~
state OF dependence, have not bsen a6iS 49, ~ tc
sSaense Th q .aicn my head b. suffered znsg from
the last cent had on earth for tsSn do,,. a,mest
hnar ,hS..ct,,ive about he at q 16ads III.
crs h t0,9w;d ne s 6ad cD n"S
si.e coming IN s % osss sa my Ssas SS'sfi sss sSst 2
ia ~. SnOns. ge bottle would restore n astr.s
snd ana Psln9 rel sn!ios. % IS s uss
would M thee Kthse wouidst not Ia .,,,,. more
an order on thine agents for botts, "a n
t1t tSI nS stSts bs s'ss So.s
e5 u raThya friend. n giiSU3ARM2H KfheY
LigSnisr. Noble ccpu1, IndisS, ,lI1so
Phov. o. y. WooDi Dear HlrS-In ~. 49,. -. -.
s. =. ysss s.sod ls n S: st.snasE ss sSd
cause unknown 70 me- commenced f.ins ~ 80. nonLA
Sy % .as. y .se nor. .11es q ds 5Sas sso.
epps5 par: ssd q ,a ny sSAip yas sn0et entirely IL
ads ana DecA Part q my head shortly sr s1s
20 that you WI notbe Surpfised when tel rs ~, sy'
on my retnfn to the State Of nldi1Sa NJ ~ np
OAase q ths change IN ~ ~ 4 = i.Dogst he
mate acquaintanoes were 70 recoEnfso ne 4 n~
once made application % The mos. sEiiifu,phy,,
them that my hair would sRain 81 Fs.ts..1s - LLon
20 become recopc1ed 70 my hte. unfii fortnpst.,v \,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-02
AttornoK and oorn.s,,n =.
Master Commissioner Sale.

Bradburn & FISHERY Fgc 11lls ,ag-ls
.csp, Ill.,. ~, :, Superior Court II ias ,ylh
zPY vIHTUEOF AN ORDER or snIe
~ rem aid court 70 me directed win osf Il nsibIlc
me ooor OF me court House. IN the CITY of 90
Saturday, the 5th day Of April, A. D. 1862,
p NJ the following described real ostate Suats n ~
county Of franklin and State Of Ohio, to Vi:
The west one.hs % Of The east one-half J, Of The
norm one-heif Of lot No. fory-three (lS IN VII.
liam Phelans Mount Pleasant addition 10 IA ttv ~
uolumbus a. tho same is Numbered and deIlnealed on
me recorded plato sad addition, recorded m the Re-
corders once of FRANKLIN county, Ohio'' :, S-S5
2 Appraised at o11o 90. ft
c.V t ,-5fl- o q. W. HUFFMAN, shetiR,
p,.n,..,. and Master oOmmissiOnss
febo6-dlt&Wtd .es 7r ta5s sI ydr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14
The Wheat Supply OF England.

An intelligent correspondent of the Mark
Lane E9press furnishes very interesting
article on the wheat supply of England.
He estimates the average production, in
good years, of the United Kingdom at TO-
100000 quarters, and the consumption
100000 quarters for seed-at 25,O0O.00O
leaving 100000 quarters to be impor-
ted. But it is estimated that a much less
breadth was sown in 1861 than usual, and
the quality proved defcent-alI of which
would reduce the production of the crop
TO II 100000 quarters--leaving IL 100000
quarters to be imported. These estimates
are prepared without reference to the re-
quirements # France, which has 0 free pur-
chaser in English markets.
Another correspondent OF the same paper,
writing from Waterford, Ireland, states
that there was decrease in the number of
acres planted in 1861 of 1901. In 1860
the grain imported into Ireland was 1884,
S6S quarters, and taking into account the
shortness OF the crop o. 1861. and the de.
ficiency in the produce, it is estimated that
Ireland this year will require 100000
quarters.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14

The Roads Are well stocked with frs. Glass Horaes
Concord Cosches, with careful and experienced O-v'
ere, al, under the control of competen ,Agenss.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14
The Attacks on Mcclellan.

A Washington correspondent of the Bos
ton 1Tmscript says:
The thousand and one photographs of
General Mcclellan give him a sternness
which is not true to life on the contrary,
when 10 conversation, his features are par
ticularly expressive of genial disposition,
with firmness sufficient for any emergency.
There is evidently jealousy existing among
some political schemers, relative to the
Generals growing popularity, both in the
ranks of the army and the hearts OF the
people. It amounts to a disposition in the
Senate and House, on the part of few rad-
icals, to snub every man who is likely to
make votes. These men represent small
minority in either place, and the fear that
minority is lessening instead of increasing
makes them nettlesome.
The New York Tribune is the mouth.
piece of this clique. How far the plots
and plans of few cunning politicians can
influence the President, the future will de-
termine. l am no glorifer of fancied great
ness or political aspiration-neither am I
the sponsor of any officials under govern.
ment. What say with regard to the mo-
tives of Others is true, and cannot be deni-
ed. What l have said with regard to Gen.
Mcclellan and his enemies, l know is also
true, and cannot be refuted. The General
is fully aware of bis position, and however
annoying these statements are, 1t is better
that the whole case should be exposed than
that great General should be sacrificed.
Some of these uneasy spirits are pressing
Fremont, as entitled to the position-that
his commission dates the same, and couse.
quently he outranks Mcclellan. His ex.
perience in the west will, I fear, hardly
warrant such step.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14

The President has nominated Brigadier
General Thomas as q Major General.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14
BURBANK'S COLUMN.
1907. IMPORTANT 1867.
To Shippers !

j. Q. Sc H G. BURBANK 81 CO..
Having been constituted sole st St. Paul for the
LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD,
also for the
LA CROSSE AND 81. PAUL. LINE OF STEAMERS,
would respectful call your attention to tie superior
advantages offered by them any competing line.
THROUGH CONTRACTS WILL BE GIVEN TO Ali.
POINTS EAST.
All claims for overcharges and damages will be set
led upon presentation
We will also have the agency of Davidsons Line Of
Steamers the Minnesota AID Upper Mississippi River.
The La Cros and Milwaukee line, receive and tor.
ward all freight free Warehouse charges at St. Paul
Merchants who design visiting the East fer Goods will
please give a call and obtain full particulars.
JC.& II. G.. BURBANK & co.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-03-14
SCHEDULE
OF DEPARTURES FROM SAINT PAUL

For Hastings, Red Wing, Reade, Wabaabaw, W mons
and La Crosse, connecting with the La Crosse and
milwaukee Rsilroad) daily, at O'Clock A,
For st. Anthony and Minnsapols-Twioe daily, at
c'c ock A. NJ, and r. III.
For Manomn, Anoka, Monticello, and St. Cloud
Mondays, Wednesdays ard Fridays at O'Clock A. N.
For Sauk Rapids Belle Prairie, Fort Ripley and Grow
Wing-Moooays, and Fridays at O'Clock N.
For Sullwater-Daily q, 8 O'Clock AN.
For Marine, Iaylor's Falls aud Fails Of st. Croix-
Mondays and Thursdays at O'Clock AN.
For Superor-Every Monday, ct O'Clock Az.
For Sunrise, with connections to Bayfeld-Every
Monday and Thursday at 1 O'Clock AN.
Fer Richmond, Sank Center Alexandria, Pomme de
Terre Breckenridge, and Fort Abcrom bie--Nondays
and Fridays at O'Clock A. NJ.
For Georgetown, Pembina Fort Garry, and the
Red &iver Setuement-Every Friday At O'Clock Al
For further particulars enquire At the General Once
Third street. near the american or atthe Oce OF
the North Western Express Company.
st. Paul. Nov. q. 1851. novS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-11
SUPPLEMENT TO EVENING STAR--March H. 1862
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