davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

citizen, We shall never waste any idle re-
gTets about popularity If We have been
consistent 10 our principles aud iust in our
dealings, no man, whether friend or enemy,
has right to except to any want Of popu-
nlarity. We feel DO Wautin that way. We
DO not expect to dol the future otherwise
than We have done 10 the past. lift brings
puPoPuIsrity We shall accept the necessity
and make the best out NO can. At all
events and uBder NO circumstances will We
initiate the course of Our neighbOr, either
in private or public life, albeit it should
bring Us any prOfusion of popularity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA
~ Western District Of Virginia e''

United States Of America --. -
Va In Rsm- IN = cause Of For
RdwaTd II. FitEhus h's 6eitureAhd CO1hseatiOn.
Real Properly.
where's At the Spring Term, A. D. lsss, Of the
District Court OF the United States Of America for
the Western District OfVrginia At Wheeling, in
formation was hied on behalf OF the United States by
the Attorney thereof for sid District aAinst the
real property Of EdEard IL HtEhuEh, described 30
said information, and aitnAts In the City Of Wheel
Ing, Ohio County, Virginia alleging In substance that
said FitLhugh is and VAS engaged in the existing
suectOn aga nst the United states that At the tine
he became engaged, he the owner OF the prop
erty Aforesaid and that he has used or consented 70
the use OF, the ssme in aiding sid insuFreetion,
es peElon or perrOns engaged therein; and praying
that said properly may be cOn1sqals ad SD for
Eeited to the United States.
Nov, therefore, IN Pursuance OF the mention IN
der the sal Of the aid COugt to directed and de-
Versd, do hereby give public notice 70 all perssDs
claiming any interest 10 sad property % appear be
fore the Judge Of the Distri7 Court d United
States Of for the Western District Of Virgin
IA. 1t Wheeling, on the 95th day Of NoVetnbsr, A. d
1861 1.-THE shall be day JuFlsdictfou or else
on the dsy Of juFisdelIon thereafter then and
there to interPoss their claims and make their ale.
cations Ia that behalf.
Dated the 9Th day Of November, A D. 1862
EDWARD u. MORTON,
United States Marshal for the ". D. Va
BENJAMIN IL sNIIH, Eaq, District Attorney.
noNN-N0
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
special waahipgton DIspatehe..
THE TREASURY DEpARTMsar.

There are now on file at the Treasures
office. requisitians for the pay of soldiers
amounting 10 S5o,ooo,oOo, which is un-
paid.
For the last three days this Department.
has been paying out So to each individual
who requires the small currency; $4,000 a
day are distributed in this manner, there
being continual rush all the time during
Office hours Women are engaged night
And day tying up this change in 50 pack
sges. "
As yet the contractors have not improved
any in supplying the department with small
change, and at the rate the deliveries are
made, it will take two years before the de-
maud is satisfied in the country, notwith-
standing the fact that nearly every engra-
yer in the United States is employed in the
manufacture Of Postage Currency, &c.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
PURLIC SAI,E

ON WEDNESDAY, the 18th OF November. L viii
" oner At public sale On the Hubbard Farm two
ana hau miles southeast Of Wheeling the following
atteS one spring wagon and harness. one four hons
NasDnJ one OK cart, one pair small gfzed ffuS6s,
49,. q Jokes chains PioEs, aud yAriols 0thsr
Also, VaFisty ofhoussh0ld and kitchen fnrniture
Ierm5-Ah sums under hfiy dollArs, elsI; m over
approved security. -'''' ''A-
n0Vl1.td HuHRIRD
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

GOvERxoR Johnson has been asked by
-Teuussseesns TO appoint a day for the
election of members of Congress. B. D.
Majors is talked Of. a. q candidate in the
Memphis district .is4s .ssss so 10,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
TaE KENOrAI OF N'o1ELLAx.

One oil the statements concerning the
Immediate cause of Gen. McCIeiIan's re-
moTal, is, that he refused, or rather failed
to comply with positive programme of
operations sent him by President Lincoln.
Certain military men, who are said 70 have
read a copy of this letter, say that it left
Abraham Lincoln no alternative but to
make the change which has been made.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
A PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVERNOR,


IOR the purpose Of giving the people Of the State
Il an opportunity q rendering thanks to God for
His merciea and blessings vouehsaied to us-that
they may humble themselves before Him in prayer,
beseeching Him to deliver from our great afiIc-
tionS,-to grant victory to arms speedy SUP
preston " thts wicked rebellion and raStot alton Of
peace, J. Francis Il PeirPoint Governor OF the Com.
mOnWealth OF Virginia, APpalht ThuRsday, the
9Th day Of November inst, a. day OF Prayer and
Thanksgiving; and recommend that all secular bush
ness be suspended, and that the people assemble
themselves together in their aecustomed places Of
worship, TO Ofer up their tribute Of prayer and
Thanksgiving 10 the Great Ruler Of the Universa-
earnestly r.quest the eOmmAndAnts OF Virgin.
Ia regiments, wherever they may be stationed, to
give the soldiers under their command, on that day
the facilities for its proper obserTAt on.
In testimony WeroOf Praneis H Peirpoint
Governor Of the Commonwealth, have here
unto sig ed my name, and caused the less seal
III q Of the Commonwealth to be adxed. Done at
1H-'I the dty Of Wheeling this Sfh day November
In the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and aixty.tWO and oFthe Common
wealth the eishty-seVenth.
By the Governor:
LA. Hess, seerstary the Commonwealth.
uoVla 3tdRQtE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
TNIfED STATES OF ASIERICA, L.,
u Western District OfTirBinia-

The United States In Rem, In a cause OfFor-
Matthew n. Houston. feiture and cOnhseation,
where's At the Spring Term, A. D. 1902, Of the
District Court Of the United states, for the Western
District Of Virginia At WheengI an information VA
fled behalf Of the United States by the District
Attorney thereof for the said District against NAT
thew L. HOuStons real property, deseibe1 in aid in
formation, and situated ia Ohio County, EiFginta,
and alleging 10 substance that said Houston e enEa
gel in the existing insrrection against the United
states, that At the tine be became engaged he
WAS the owner OF the property Gf5reld and that he
has used consented 70 the usa Of the lmp, IN ad
ing said inEurreetion o. some perlOu per10ns
Elged thersin- and praying that slid PrOPerty nay
be eOnhseated aud sold a. iorIeited 70 the Cpised
States.
Now, Therefore In pursuaDcs Of the mouition under
the seal ofthe said Court 20 directed and deliver
ed do hereby give public notice - all persons
claiming any interest in said property to appear b.
fore the Judge Of the District Curt OF the United
States Of America for the Western district Of Virgin
Ia At Wheeling, the 18th day Of November, A. D..
1854, II the same shall be day Jurisdiction, else
on the day OF Jurisdiction thereafter thea and
there intsFpoas their claims and make their ale
CATIONS in that behalf - =
Dated the 6th day OGNovsmbsE, A. d. 1872.
uN4 EDWARD ~. SOHTON,
Marshal OF the United States for v. D. Va
BESJANIS II. SMITH, Esq7 District Attorney.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
TINTED STATES OF AaIERIGA,ls.. = ~.
u Western District Of Virginia. I bset q -

TINTED STATES OF AMRRICAls-. = = IT
u Western District Of Virginia. lseT q q
The United States In Rem. in . cans. Of. Far
Jacob S. shri1sr. FIXTURE and cOnn'eafi0n.
Whereas at the Spring Term, A. D. 1909, Of the
District Court Of the United States for the Western
District Of FirgiiA, At Wheeling, information was
hled on LShAlfOf the United Statss By the District
Attorney thereof for said DistTet against Jacob g.
ShrTers real property described In said information
and situate In Ohio County Virgins, alleging in sub
stance that said shriTeF l. engaged In the existing
insurreetion against the United state that a the
time he became 90 engaged he WAS the owner Of the
properly afOTssaid and that he has used eonbented
70 the use Of the same In aiding aid nIlEreciOn or
some person or peEsOns engaged therein, and praying
that aid property may be eouisesfsd aud sold =
forfeited 70 the United States
Nov, therefore, in puFsuanro II the monItioa I'M
der the seal OF the said Court, tome directed and de-
hTeFed, do hereby give public notice 70 all persons
claiming any uterstin said property, 70 APPEAR be
fore the Judge Of the District Court OF the United
states OF America for the Western District Of virginia
~ wheeling, on the 2Sth day Of November, A. D.
1862, II the same shah be day Of turisdietio or else
on the next day jnri diefion thereafter then and
there to inteFpose theiIelaims and make their ale
Cations Ia that behalf
Dated the 6th day Of November, 1852.
EDWARD n. NORTON,
MarshSl 0fthe United States for the W. NV
BEyAHTS II. SIXTH, Est, District Att-Fney.
nOTT-td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE soULH.

Bishop Elliott, of Georgia, announces
that the Union of the diOceses of Texas,
Mississippi Alabama. Georgia South and
North CaroIina, and Yirginia is complete,
under the name Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church of the Confederate States of
America The first General Council will
meet at Augusta on November 18th.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
Notice to Shippers.

CgsTVN Horsz, WHEEIINo. VA.
SOveuber lGEh, 1862
ON AND AFrRR THIS DAY. ALL PERSONS
\ dssiTiaE to ship merchandise TO any place on
the south side OF the Ohio river below Wheeling Tex
cept Louisville, Ky,l or powder, LEAD, she's, perGus-
aion cape or OF any description to any place
on either side 0f said river, will present with their
application to ship bill VI lading therefor TO which
the permit issned will be attached; and all Cheers
Of boats are hereby requested not TO receive any bill
Of Iang shipments herein described unless aPer
NIT il attached thereto
fHOS HORNBROoK,
LoTlG-9t surT eyer OF the Customs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
the following:

Pnesidsnt5.
J. Q. Adj ms, ",
Andrew jackson, D.
Martin Van Rur6n, D.
Harrison and Tyler, W.
]. K. Polk. d.
Taylor and Fillmore, W.
Franklin Pierce, D.
James Buchanan, D.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

GRAFTON LIST OF LETTERS.
THE following ts List Of Letters remaining In
Il the Post Once at Grafton, Va, November 18th,
1862,
Aims Lizzie Lalby John
Blew Miss Mary Means Caroline
Brulicktr VIM Menear Geo W
Bailey Frederick Mason Mrs. B 8
Berry john Morgan David q
BiEgs Or VIM SIahRuey David
Birtehgr MusErlTe Miss Mary
BugyAuG McNemRr Elizabeth
Bush6eld LIB MexIlAr Laura
BOice Albert Miller Nick
Cassiday John Hethken Franklin
Clark Isaac Pugh Mrs Anna J
Cline Joel Reed John &C
Chisler Niss Caroline RECTOR Miss Susan
DeVAlt Daniel Sehod VIM
DeVine Mrs Virginia Smith Lamuel
Davis EiiLabsth StroWbFidEs Xii
Firth Miss Frances TraheTn Mrs. Frances
Gibson @ Williams Mrs Margaret
GTiiith ThOmAS2 White James W
HoWther Alex Wilson Sta. hen
He'll Nicholas Watkins Stephen
johnson Mrs Mary Williams John
Jeifers wilford Woodward H
KeJBer JR
"Persons calling for the above Letters should
say they are advertised.
nOVl2 4 7. 0SBoURS, P. N.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
ooNNE1IY, COOK & co.
Wheeling Petroleum Works
ONCE and Refinery CornerOf
LInsIey e. 9Th SITS.

HAvING COMPLETED ARRANGEMENTS FOR
II the pr dnetion Of No. Illuminating Carbon
Oil and LubrcAting Petroleum, prepared TO sell
Pittsburgh prices ia quantities to suit the trade
mot intending 70 rstAil). Having contracted for q
large quantity of Crude Petroleum. will b. ena-
bIed meet the demands Of the market during the
season. uOVl2-Sm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ANNoUNCEMENT.

WE, the undsrsignsd, Brewers Of Wheeling
w hereby state to the public that We In eonse-
qusnce Of the new Tax Law haTa TO TBisp the pre-
otBeer according to the iplIoEtng rates fOua Mon
day. EeISPSsr 18th; sS,a,Ep.r k.r.
10 comply with this agrosmsnt, We all have sub
SsFi"'- z BECK, Cfor P P. Beek,)
ri. ROTHAcKER,
DAVID MAS,
CHAS. WINFERHOELER,
p. 81. ZIIMER,
y. r ZLEaLRR
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

z aoa Enard onr Gag, and keep sch star
EAR stripe A. might - nov they TETe.
sam make Il lad oar EAnksfn WEH,
y sam Scat Above OSeh PAtFtot'a grave
rDSa4h to the traitor that would dare
= TotrAu Il through the dn1t OF shaDas =
An housss hearts IL lot Viii ahars
And folIoV it to Death or FG1ns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
THE sCENE IN THB eESERAL's rExr.

The General had passed the entire day
at the quarters OF General Burnside, com.
municating plans and discussing the cam
paigu. In the evening, on being Informed
of the intened visit, he was ready at nine
o'clock for the reception. He wore an IN.
dress military coat, open. and With collar
turped down and as he stood in the CEN
tire of his tent, shaking bands with each,
smoked cigar, aud blew clouds in the air
with imperturbable tranquility and cheer
fitness. The oft repeated remark of t.Gen-
eral, this is painful news" ELECTED the re-
ply of alt was very unexpected to me. 1 as.
sure you" Strong expressions, INDUCED
in by youthful members of the staff, were
quietly answered with, ave have only to
obey orders" The subject was then imme-
diately turned to inquiries relative to their
personal affairs aud duties. Champaign
was upon table in the corner, Of which
all partook., Aslhe General lifted his glass,
his toast was, 1.-THE Army of the Potomac,
and bless the day when shall return to
It." Enthusiastic individuals limited at the
White House as his future command. This
was answered with smiling silence, as to
q remark by no means new.z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

Ia Rem, IN aezuso Of For
feitureAhd COnhseatiOn-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

A gentlemen from Washington Territory
introduced himself The General said he
was sorry to see him under these circum,
stauees. No set speech was made. Some
one observed, general. we shall see you
back in fortnight" Said be, "If never
return to tue. Army of the Potomac, may 1
live to write its his history, II is a task to
which shall devote myself" Again, to
another: 81 feel as il the Army of the Po-
tomac belonged TO me. 1t is mine. / feel
that its officers are my children-my bros
theirs. This separation is like a forcibIe
divorce of man aud wife. II is unnatural. {"
Sf. LOUIS; Nov. i2,-7Is has been ascer-
tanned that our Legislative ticket (emanci-
patton according TO the Presidents procla-
mation) has succeeded beyond our expec-
tations. There will be majority OF teu
members in favor of emancipation on
joint baIlotin our Legislature. The peo-
Pile here demand immediats action in the
matter, aud We are all proud that Missouri
ID the banner State, being the FIRST border
State In line. - ss
The Congressional delegation win stand
as follows l, F. P. Blair; ., H. T. Blow;
3, J. G. Scott; 4, s. d. Boyd; 3, ]. W. Nc
Chung 6, a. a King; u, Gen. Ben. Loan;
8, W. A. Hall; 8, ]. s. Rollins. B
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15
T hSsIs copy and charge D. MAaAI

HEADQUARTERS o. s. TAooPs,
RHHELrSo, Va, Nov. II
General Order No. 81
A LII parOled prisoners Of the LIST Va InfantEy In
a WHEELING, va, will report to Major Joe Dart
If Provost Marshal General by O'Clock VI the 10th
inst All other parOled prisoners Of the lst virginia
Infantry viii report OF before the 9Oth Inst or
~ eonIideFed desarterE. The commanding othcer OF
the Ist Virginia Infantry will furniSh Major Darr,
without delay, LIST Of All the PAroled gris0ners Of
I,Is r.Viu,ent b. II, HILL Maj. U. 8. A,
IaxiG.1td Mn. commAnAeE-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

/. MCCLELLAN INTENDS TO WHITE HIS
TORY OF HIS CAMPAIGNS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-15

SLIPPER PAT
e. e the variety store q
ID. AIcOIL = BRO,
1OHail street
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
unb ,6erauseeber St @euttfr 4 @reLs-
3.,,Be1'letr'ifi1@e.8.
xTreibett fur sAae 1!

xTreibett fur sAae = - 5iss,H !
& Ser 50 ii ) elmlRppp Don Neptyort bat
bas unten foleenbs; @sbi&t iperfabt, 9r,lJ,erhi.
manb Bartf d bat bas eiep jin big 6pru tmines IN
sierRimmisen Chores 9ebraat uno beief battn
ibr @eiRespeyt benz @sneral. Maipr Grtmont
eebicirt, Der bic Wibuauus aud anssnomr1en bat.
.f-f Mn ter 6reibeit sBaume lobenb, :, gr.
Glomn,t empor bie Nebtaion, ~
- llnb eS ,tab'n bie @utben trobenb i
r ~ Gid bem ftul3en Bipftl f@on. 14;iaI1
r.s Nber blei9 5uno ifetee 3agene sgaA5aEa
,r Dit bas Volf etpablt als 9prt, .'., 20.
@@ ,,ll,,o uibt aus3ulpreben npaSsn S'ssfs%
"3t Cit bas tin3' &c Nettunsswprt. .t.
Da sun tes 1meiilifpsi Stranbe ! ..2@74%
tIDnt eS tttddtig: Grcibeit bem 4ne9t! lt3
rf5alIet nii{1en bic r@flapenbauee ~ ear
Su bfnt .Rampfe fiji Mabrbeit unb Ne9t;
Botlen mir maabttaft str Greibeit ssn'eBen,
llus ibrer tS1ti&ei -Siege erfreu'n, :cgs ~.
Wu6 lie fir MQe pem Bppen entfprieBen, -
Gmis perhuat bas Stlapentbun, 1ein.
,3unb.nb fubr bvrb bes Mufrubrs Metter
Sein Wpyt, :, Trfnlpnt, eli, leu1tenter @trabl;
s}utefnp brariiStt pas' 8ul bid als Retter,
] Nlg Befreisr spn s9@anpe iunb Qual. 10 sss5
MprsenrDtbe mar an9ebrcben,, :. I'm f- &, -
3inter uns lag bie l9nQ4poQe Na4t;
tDenu bas teatiiternb. @Srt tpar eelpro&en:
Brtibet, Treibsitiur ,Iat, Greibsit ie Soinne Der
~ "g3rt5.5t ~ e-.s gLta&i S@la@t!ysil
..t5- De@ g sitterten bic Geieen4
III. ~ Dpr bes :Mplers itplsem Slug, .t.[.-
'''~ =: ,Wabrbeit burfte mic i@ 3ti9tn,~ ''5-a'
-.I II i@c am Nuber Qu9 unb 1tug. sf'.
s41. , gDeil nit tSbtti@ i8arfen Rrauen ri
Du eefaBt ber Geinbe @9aar. ..-....g
MuBteq Du als Opfer fallen - ".
~ 4A Qspr Der @tlaSsrei Mttar. 20
Mber Dein Wprt ipQ .ninmsr serbautn .i.a
Tint. ob Dein eisenes Wolt DID Serr6tt,
!Deutl@lanb's i9Sbae, Ne feben unb fallen, Is
Wp Dein Banner, no Dtin Sanntr ber Trelbeit
3aomne,, mug ensH9 Ser Sag pp bic 9iise,
@inttin ben 5taub Dor Der .Mabrbeit Ma4t,
Damn wirp Dein &uf uns tiibren snrl1 Siege,
'-,~ so, - gum SieBe:
Grebeit fir Nus, ,Greibtit tpirb2oiuns ler@9la&t!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
Gerner baben mir a .Et
&leiberttpffe unb 28aarem fur
Oarte1, @ ~. --ts
a!s Mantiasn, Sbawls, Gluats, .9antl@u3eu,
5... Struu,pfwaaren &c. &C., io,pit
lu1e unp @arperpbe> be>Nrtifel fur 6erren.

@ir baben fir uniere iebr seraumieen neueu
9otalitaten uuiere @intaufe eesen bic friberer
Sabre psreoppelt, III peridieetnen Bran&en per~
oa0tlte uuumsbr ais pas ausseb. ete unb grS6te
in Minueota. fir pie3utuaft F& beKelbea suteu
Nufes uuo Nertrauena ~ rerfreuen habent perte,
ale wemit unlere Tirma beebrt wurbe. a ...ss.1
Sir 8aufeute i'm 2anoe erlaubfn mir uns tie
8emerfun9 baB uuiere Sepingun9en fir gBieber-
sertaufer iebr 9uufti8 8eiteQt uub mir ben bies.
ldbriseu abnprm biligen Giutaufen 3ufolee in her
Sage Fnp, 8crtbeile 81 tieten, mie frlber nod
nte. unler Vartnsr, 9err 6. Nabler, bat titlsm
&e0urt unlerss 0elbaftes por5ufteben i.terupm-
men uno miro es 1T leiner SewObuteu Weile f@
anseIcsen lein Iailen, i0wubl gSboleiale als1fe-
tailpertaufe 5ur teonberen 3ufriebenbeit Der 6er.
ren &aufer 3u eNeeMiren. .:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
S@lieblt@ nod Elm @prt ~ ben :6erren
QanpfduHeuten -.

crit benz Best1ne stssnwartiger Cation tabtu
wir unler 9aupt- Mueenmert auf's Wbpleiale-
@el9dft seleet unb iu9en bierin uniere 5au >
5orGe 3u enttuideln; tpirbaben biefur elm Grtra-
Oepartement einri9ten lallen uub bieten ben 6er-
ren g4ieberbertaufern I'M 9anbe alle gprtbeile
unb Bequemliibteiten, bieibnen nur ppn unfereu
&uneurrenten in ben 1itli@en Ytdben p1ferirt wer~
Sen tSnueu. llnler @tpd 1T fi1r ben Dry @ppbs
&onium in Mnneiota elm tpirtli9 9rcbartiger unb
aperten IS erwdbnte Greuube in ibrem Snterei1e
fnben, n Ut bel uns eiusufaufen, ba es teiuem
anbern 5auie in Mtnnelcta mSsli9 1T, mas Mus-
mabl unh BiQieteit betriTt, aud nur anndbernb
NIT uns euneurriren 3u tGnnen.
Serr Iuerbacb 90
cer nit bielem Departement 5etraut worben, pirs
ben il ieter 8e3iebune aufrieten su itellen.
Suffice & Bcrepauob.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
VI a aemten Der @finn. Staats5eituns'
Igls IMtnne1pta.1 aEUtn}7

M0entcn Der xvtt11n. S19@to3et'u"B'
uI@Is -aa gMtnnel elota.1 HNHtaiG
palinss unb Datota 90. perr per3ee: 10
9lew lllm unb Brpwn Counts Tr.-Jprtter,
ct. Weter unb Micolet GtY gB. 9hin.mel, :,
@t.IntbpnY u. Minniapplis, Ortb ". anoe|aue9'
Carver ct. Suit, .s.sg-l #,i f"EE.:iE
Oeanfato $ TT SafuS 8. 9artmann: -.2.,
5tia pater unb Walbinston &tg ~. S@eHer,
Wmona uno Dinpna @tY 0r. Til9er.F@ ...1
6aubault, &iee g., Ssrr Wottfriee Slsdtnaein.
9tsaos Gambling. $. Duerre. z,.. .l..... ...,.-
&ep Wtns, 5err 5obn Grithrl9' ,'-''' .'''.''
Wabalbap, @eors 6uber. = ~ L1i.stE
Ga @roAe, 3err 5eil. ,.s- ,......
BrownSpiGe 9err Gris Slid. .. ,. ..s
Buffalo gity, Wisc. 81. @4attler. .
Tuuntain Gity, @iss. Or. @pabr. u
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
f.t THE as@. Jf;..4, tl .
IrINNESOTA STAATSZElTUNG,

".55i' A WEEKLY PAPER, q" '"'E..t
published By REU7HER Sr2EAEL'
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA
Price $500 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20

Das gn9ros & gn0etai(
mat,ufactur= S mpbetpaaren*
GnnpDrtt1in
BON 'sf.
Suffice II. Tprepaueb
rite StraRe. s. st. Aahl,
e~s=..- ~. AfinnelDta, # ri E.#
.-.. 1T our6 ben @upfans Der neuefen mr.
ssStutcr 2Souret(
auf's 0tei9baltigfte unb @ejtmadppllife ailortirt
unb beebrt F9 iol9es ieiuen perebrten &unbrn e.
gebenlt an3useteen. s3
Das 9aser it nit allen neuen Gr11einuuoen
ser Saiicn aussefattet unb bietet uautentiia cine
@rpbe Mu8>pabl IN &letber>
ifpfen,
ais: Nerinps, Daleneia6, Ylaibs, Delaiues.
paramattas, Sc Beiees, Yril be 9epres &c. &C.;
ferner unterbalien mir einen i9Snen @prratb
bunter unp etnfarbi0er Setpenpaaren
unb serfaufea lclde eenau gu Nep< gorter prei-
len. s...sE ..-.g...-.
1nler 0ager tn 9bamls, gloafs uut Winter.
Mantel 1T auf's Nei9fe epmplettirt, unb erlau~
ben mir uus upd, bieperebrten Damen auf uuier
arpBartt9es
Weib7Waarenz u. Erimn1tnes Experiment
aufmerflam ~ maiden. .,-......,-.-
Sn 5erren> Artifeln, ais: Bpufsttus, Dpsfins.
@aIemeres, Dufels, @rapatteS, 6emben &c. tit-
ten mir eter @pncurren5 bic @pibe, ba mir III bic
ler Brande bic uortbeilbaftefen 8erbinhuneeu
baben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-03-20
I'm 9eeues Gtablii1cment
fir @ertauf unp Mnfertieun8 BON
@erren>&leibern,
3te 9tra Be,1 Gbur unterbalb Sngerlpus Blpd.
q. 6 6pttIieb $ et

benabriatist biermit 1eint mertben 6reunbe unb
bas beuti9s publitum in, Masen,rtnen, easer bas
@eI9aft son st.. @dfprO taufi9 abernemmtn,
unb it nunn,ebr im @tauoe, ben Mniprueben lel'
ner alten Runosn iotpobl, als aQer DerjsniSen,
bic ibn ferner nit ibreu wtrtten @uftrdsen beeb'
ren tperben, 3u entlpre9eh, une eHerire fertiat
8leiber mie 1dmmtliden 3ubebDr fir biz 9erren-
@arberobe psssiei1en 9ute unp aapp:n 5u bl-
lisen prs,len unb in bel1erer aualitat as sielel~
ben ii ben biaisaen nne better 9aaSlIungen gu
baben iino. Danttar fiir; eenOnsnaes VeTtraIt''. !.
Gdfurb mirb ais 3ul9neibsr in Sen, @ei9aft blei.
ben uno tpirb bri beiieltter Mrbeit gutter S9n,tt
mad Der neueiten Mobe garantirt. nm sabrei-
den 3ufpruh bittet s. @pttlieb Yeb. q