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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
LATEST I'VE Ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
PLANS TO BRING BACK THE SOUTH
ERN STATES

l-lNAN 81 n 10
WASHINGTON, Nov 2O-A special to the
Tribune says the attention of the President,
and more prominent members of the Cabinet,
and other gentlemen, has been largely given
of late to the consideration of the important
questions, connected with the recall to the
Union of the truant Southern States, several
Of which may soon be knocking at the door
The precise course TO he adopted, is not vet
determined, several theories claim the Presi-
dents ear but he is himself engaged in matur-
ing practical plan by which to secure re-
union upon the only peaceAble basis praetie.
able. The basis of freedom and equality,
before the law, for all recent utterances of the
President, and instructions to. recently cons
missioned Representatives of the Government
in the Districts of the South, now in our pos
session leave no doubt that the policy Of the
Administration is to permit none of the
vagrant States to come back with slave
constitution is affixed sThepresent discussion
relates to the Ways and Means of effeotiug
this result
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
GENERAL HARTsUFF.

LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY, November 90
Major General Hartsuff, commanding Second
Army Corps, has arrived The change of po-
sition of the bullet in his hip, received at the
battle of Antietam disables him from active
field duty for the present. He has been Or
dered to Cincinnati to preside over court
martial of high rank, and the command of a
district in the Department of Ohio, will pro-
badly be rendered him, should the disability
continue,
Nothing from Cumberland Gap, and the
line east of that point still interrupted-sup-
posed from recent rains.
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By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
SouTHERN NEMs.

WASHINGTON, November 20-The Rich
mond papers Of the nth, contain the follow.
ing:
An Atlanta, GeorSia, dispatch dated No.
vember 18TH says a party of Georgia State
troops and Indians, killed the notorious Brison
and tbirty.four Of hs men a short time since,
on the line between Georgia and North Caro-.
lima.
A special to the Register, dated Sweet Wa
ter November 18th, says the Federals have
removed all their supplies to Knoxville for sa-
fety, and are living on half rations
A special 10 the Atlanta IRteIiigencer says
Yankee officers who deserted and came into
our lines, report that Grant expects soon to
assault Lookout. His army is on half rations
Twenty-one hundred of the Yankee pris
oners in Richmond have been sent to console
the good people of Dsnvile.
The escape Of the notorious DIR. Rucker
from Jail, has removed the difficulty with re-
gard TO the exchange of Surgeons.
1t probable that the next flag Of truce
steamer from the North which is expected at
City Point daily, will bring up large num-
Der of our surgeons held as prisoners at the
North. The Libby contains eighty-four Yum
kee Surgeons which is quite as great num-
Der as the Yankees bold, These will be sent
forward as soon as ours arrive.
No news was received here yesterday from
the ChOwan. We have heard rumor that
the enemy were fortifying at Winton, but it
wants confirmation. We should not be sur
prised at any time, however, to hear OF an ad-
vance on Weldon in that direction.
The bombardment of Sumter last night
continued as usual Slow Gring ia going on
this morning. The enemy fired twenty-five
shots from Fort Gregg into the city, doing no
material damage Itis reported that gun
bursted at the last FIRE. There has been slow
6rlng on Sumter all day. Present indications
are that the enemy intend NOR extensive oper-
atoms. No monitors we're in action to-day.
The Richmond Examiner of the 18th con
tains the following
Charleston, November 1.-Two of the
Moni ors engaged are not seen this morning.
A report from Moultrie states that the leading
Monitor in the fight had her smoke-stack and
turret perforated A report from Sumter
states that four Monitors took their position
to-day near Cummings Point, and afterwards
passed up the channel. 1t is thought they
carried heavy weights suspended at a certain
depth below the water, to ascertain if there
was passage for vessels of q certain draft
Richmond papers say six hundred more
Yankee prisoners were sent to Danville yes
terday. One hundred and fifteen Yankee
prisoners we're received at Libby Prison on
Monday night among them sailors and ma.
rines captured in the last assault on the bat
tered walls of Sumle The great rebel ram
Missouri built at Shreveport La. is a fail
ure. She cost the Government half million
of dollars. No Richmond papers, except of
the 18th, have arrived.
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GENENAL BULBURTS ORDER CLOS
ING HIS LINES AGAINST ALL TRAD



MEMPHIS, November l7.-Genoral HUI
burts order, reported yesterday, caused great
excitement in this city among the press, a
large number of whom are liable to be con
scripted The order is generally approved
among military men. The soldiers are very
jubilant at the general CONSERVATION of the
citizens The lines are completely closed
All intercourse and trade with the interior is
suspended for the present.
General Chalmers forces are again gather.
ing upon the Tallahatehe for another raid.
They are reported from six to eight thou
sand stroRg with ten pieces OF artillery, hav.
ing been reinforced from Alabama. A warm
reception awaits them
The railroad from jackson, Mississippi, to
Grenada, has been repaired by the rebels.
Trains commenced running to the later point
on the Sth
General Bragg is reported falling back to
Rome,
The foundry at Selma is said to be casting
l2O FOUNDER guns, and large quantity Of
she'll
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9egaI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Property
FOR SALE BY ORDER OF COURT.

IVW WhLL d 7 VItUTlN UT OVVNIt :
ON Saturday, December r. A. D. 1858, at two o'clock
" p m, ON THE PREMISES, will be sold to the
highest bidder the following real estate the properly
Of Arnold GUNNER, deceased towit: Situate in The
county Of Montgomery and state OF Ohio being in the
northeast part OF fractional sechOn No. 10, town 2,
range 8, east &C., beginning at stone IN the German
town road at thenortheast corner OF John NJ Berg
hots land IN said section; thence l454 % poles
along the east side OF twenty loot rosd to the north
east corner Of John Milleys ot theaee 43s4 2b.B
In the Germantown road; thence 81 4G poles along
said road 10 the place Of beginnngf containing four
acres and fifty two perehes Said property has on it q
good two story frame house, good stable, about
acres OF vineyard, and IN enclosed with goot, new
fencing Twin make fine home for family Said
property has been appraised free o DOVER at 81 2Oa
and cannot sell for less than two-tlirds thereof
Tarms-one third cash IN hand on day Of sale, one
thrd 10 one year and one third in two years from day
Of sale deferred payments to beaf interest and to be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
FREDERICK GUNNER,
Administrator Of Arnold 0uinneT, deceased.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. nofiw4
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
DAYTON Market.

DAYTON, November 81.
HARSHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale 90, retail 20.
WHEAT-Sl 1901 II.
CORN-65@7O.
OATS-50@6O.
RYE 05@l 10
BARLEY-$l 40.
HAY-Timothy 20 90 per ton
CoFFEE-32@33. lr
SUGAR-l24@l4
WHISKY-65.
CHEESE.-l4.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICR.

George W. Meyer, Administrator de bonls noh. ri
Christian Rohrer, against Andpew j. George. Before
John II. Kern, Justice Of the Peace OF Ger nAh
Township, Montgomery County, Ohio.
ON the gath day Of October b. 1868 sakl Justice
" issued an order Of Attaehnent in the above ac.
ton for The sum OF sixty sand thirty one-hund-
redths (s09 30-lOOl dollars, Phip ]. Gunth being
made garnlshee. Case set forhearng the 18Th day
Of December, 1853, az nine o'dock am.
no7wA GEORGE w. MQYER, Administrator. +
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MORE CApTIIREs

BRANDY STATION, Nov. 20.-A squadron
Of the Fourth New York and Third Virg.n
cavalry of Buford's command, under Captain
Conder of the latter regiment made recon
noisance yesterday, in the direction Of Shep-
erdville, and captured rebel heard of 232
cattle, Ia horses, and Is herders,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
IDAHO ELECTION.

SAN Francisco, November Is-Ihe Port
land NeIos says, partial returns from the late
Idaho election are sufficient TO warrant the
assurance that General Wallace the Union
candidate for Congressional delegates has
been elected by a handsome majority.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21

blockaded but contraband of war is not allow.
ed TO be landed
The Emperors proposal for a European
congress attracts universal attention. Fifteen
powers are invited IT is supposed that the
greater number will aequesce The drain Of
gold from England still continued. A fur
ther advance in the rate of discount was an
ticipated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
SUPPLIES FOR RICHMOND PRISON.
ERS DELIVERED

FoRrREss MONROE, November 2O-A steam.
er has arrived from City Point Colonel Ir-
win satisfactorily transferred our Government
rations, and also the Baltimore Relief Fund 3
provisions to Commissioner 0uld
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
FROM NEW YORK

New YoRK, November 2l--The World
says the French war steamer Milan has Just
arrived at this port fromVera Cruz via Havana.
She will return directly to the former point
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
RECRUITING MEETING IN NEW YORF

NEw YoNE, November 20--A mass meet
ing to favor recruiting is to be held at Coop
er Institute next Wednesday night General
Dix viii preside It is believed tho large quo
Ia Of volunteers called for from this city, can
be obtained by the use Of proper efforts.
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Gttp Rutirrs.
NOTICE no ALL WHOM IN NAY CO ,CI

NOIlOE IO ALL WHUM III MAI COSOERN
MoTIoE is hereby given that there arc now pen ing
IN before the City Council of tho city Of Dayton NE
following Ordinances, to-wit
10 pave the alley running south from First stree
between lots SIS aud blp
In pursuance TO the law said Ordinances were twice
read laid on the table, and the Clerk Instructed 10 give
four weeks notice OF the pendancy Of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from i'd improvements to be fled in VT ting
with the CITY sTk, setting forth tho amount Of dam
ages claimed, within two weeks aerthe expiration OF
the time requ ned for the publication Of such notice.
when the same will be taken up for final action
st2sd4w ANTHONY STEPHENS, City UlerR.
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TITT Width 2.--First col. 80
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS .

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says in the
1859:
"An English gentleman, formerly connected With the
British Army, and who styles himself the English Bo-
tanio Physician has Of late gained extensive reputa
ton here by his sk IN curng all manner Of complaints.
Some Of his patients have oonyersed WITH and they
pronounce his remedies and mode Of treatment very
soparor Some have been restored as II by magic The
medicine he used Is distilled by himself from various
herbs possesaDE curative properties
"WhIle acting In the army he devoted his leisure
Pomants to thorough study OF tho effects produced y
certain medicinal roOts and herbs all manner Of dis
eAsss It seems he has found and speedy remedy
for all the His that flesh Is heir TO-. His practice Is
already extensive, and Is daily increasing In the
plants to which females subjected he has no equal
~ large number here have testified that they not
only their present good health, but their lives to the
Mo. SO EAST FIFTH STREET.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen by the undersigned resi-
IN dents O Miami township, that all persons tress-
passing on our premises iOt the purpose Of hunting
will be dealt with according to law FOrbearance has
ceased 10 be virtue. word to the wise is sufficient
Philip Gebhart, Nelson Shade,
George Slime, John e. debhart,
Jacob Weaver, William O. Weaver, %
Isaac Weaver Lewis Muck
Michael TTeon. nOTdAWB
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-21
WEST FOURTH sTREETm
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
j u s II CE1vED=

n = 1T y : = = = - = - -
FRESH SUPPLIES
Pl UHL EII IDHIts4
Rich Moire Antiques,g
BrOCade Silks,
Print ed Delaine Robes,
Tarlatan Robes,
Embroidered Tarlatans,
Robe de Chambres,sa
Clan Plaid Poplins,S
Scarlet Opera Flannels, /;
Azurline Merinos,
Scarlet Merinos,
Buff Merinos,
Scarlet Wool Delaines,
Fancy F'lannels,
Balmoral Skirts,
operasCloaks,
Opera Shawls,:.
Striped Paisley Shawls,
G Children's Plaid Shawls, . r
Scarlet Cloth ClOaks,
Blue Cloth GlOaks, a
Gold Bordered
Piano Covers,
Shaker Blankets,
Cradle Blankets,
Merino Underwear.
ShetlandW ool Underwear
MerinO Hosiery,
Balmoral Hose.
. ... ..# rau.
ioH. ls
OPPONITE THE OPERA HOUNE
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0. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET,
CINCINNATI.
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENEREA1
DISEASES, rff

without the OF Mercury, without hndrance from
business and without fear Of discovery exposure No
deadly poisons, such arsenic vonica, opium,
any other posons. No mercury any deadly minerns
nothing bat purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies
used by this wonderful Botanic Physician His Botanic
Remedies never yet failed TO cure the most obstinate
aud the most dangerous and to all mercury
and other impurities from the system when all other
Remedes had failed - Medical Journal
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GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent OF tho Odd
follow Bo0nsborO Maryland, said on Thursday, the 3si
OF May, 1860;
Numerous cures Of diseases caused by early indscr
tion nAying been performed by the English Botanic Phy
stefan feel IL my duty, having knowledge Of them to
state the fact believing that In dongHo may do service
To the suffering One case in parcular-thnt OF young
In this cty-s worthy Of note. He had become the
victim Of habit, the mere aluson TO which causes
shuddsr and after years suffering and dootoTng gave
all hopes Of recovery. He wished 10 marry, and was
dearly beloved by sweet girl lisped words
Of Affection, but he fearful nervous aud prostrAted
Of his system He sought relief at the hands Of the Boz
tano Ryacian. and astonishing II may seen all the
bloom and vlgor Of youth has returned, and he is
the happy father Of a pair Of bright boys"
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
a PREVENTIVE TO xzAvn Chill
~ DREN.
Near what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on tho 9Th
Of March, 1862 W. 4... %
We decidedly opposed to drugs and to advertised
remedies for the prevention OF having children but we
feel II duty to acknowledge benefit from any and
from every when ia for the relief Of suffering
humanity faet hRa come to our knowledge that
ought TO be promulgated aud widely circulated for tho
benefit OF those ladies whose delicate health makes IL
necessary TO prevent any increase Of family.
About twelve months Efter marriage, lady Of
quaintance gave birth TO daughter but her susringa
were great that her physicians despared Of her
cry This made her dread the very thoughts OF again be-
coming mother. She tried every thing to prevent a
repetition other suerng, but without succeeding Two
years after marriage she again confined her suf
feEng so great that the child died and her life
that II she had any children he feared her fife would
BE- the forfeit As all the remedies she had tried before
had nied she applied to the Botanic Physician, DR..
RAPHAEL, -.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-15

Das 9rie1tide Geuer. Sis untsr bisiem
Namsn tsfannts trsnntare Wiiihuns, bic and uns
ter % forttrannts, maro I'M SABRE 66S BON
&a0inifus aus 9elicrolis wfunren, blisb bier Sabrs
bunbsrte lang Elm Gebeimnib Der 8p,antinsn, waro
ater bann AUDI ben saraienen rsrrattsr bic es in
ben &reuNdasn anmanoten. Set Der gr1neuna nee
@hieBpulusrs psrihpano 60 uno oas @%ebeimniB iei.
nsr 3uiammenssuns 1T ipurlos %rsrlorsn sesansen.
Sod ilno leitosm rielfad Dsriuhe osn.adt uorosn,
Ntiihunsen BON oerieltm @irfuns bsriuieQm. Sc
1T oas aud oft %selunssn, absr bic gutitanSsn toms
ten nur in Faiiser Geitalt, ocsr ala Sale oarssteQt
msreen, waren allc fiji &riess,usds untrauhtar.
Sic BON Sen. @ilmors our Mnmenouns seteaAte
@utRaas 1T Gin gr1npuns sssbsiu,nis sinss Mmsri.
famers, Namsns Sbort. gis 1T trcdsn uno pire
in prsi 2cl LANCE mo a4 3cQ bids 8lshpatronsn
8epadt, bic auf Der innsrn une dubsrn 1lahs nit
4ssh ~dter5csen ino anb eiusn 3unoer batsn, ,ris eia
hinsfiher Ususerade. Bon bisen 9atrcnen msr.
Ben 4 bic 10 iammt Der ~ Bs,pirtuns Der Grploicn
ricrnsrlihen 6uantitat 4ulrer IN Elm Sol3sihob
esfiut uno aQs 3iden burh relhe bic Sale aus
Dem 9icbr Der 8anonsn in hae Snnere Der Bombt
hrinsen fSnntsn, nit BtsipeiB bsrmetiia perfcpit
Sci Den srtsn @sriuasn bate man Su bisisr Wsrlto,
piuns tlcbe Yapierpfropisn sencmmen, uno eas pa,
be Wranlafuns Der rstirhbtea Grplclonsa, 6a purd
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-15
Gcitpr'S 4eiccn.

Gar manhsr trc6t henft trenn bic 3eituna er lief
s1ie leiht 70 Elm 9lGtthen AL leiten 1T.
Shrieb' mr. Der VnfaRsr, mas ALLEN 8efaat,
go mar feline 3situns Die tslte Der Wslt.
Sod lieR man lie burh man mnb es se0sb'n,
ST niht's BON Snt're1s BARN Al erieb'n.-
Drum bcret, S9r Saoler, ein ,rsnia in 9tuA'
gSas man Sud crSdblt, rstt a~nfGnoia Al.
SIN gricSel erltauen icQt isltf Sbr guh bann,
uno rriiten, Oh Senem man piuia9rsn fann.
grR fcmmt ba Elm Masolsin, reht sisrli1 uno idSm,
Sic 3situns i'm 9anbhen, oas Nsusts III isb'n.
Sis 1est 1ih auf's Scpba, tlidt Hihtie in's 8latt
8cn 2;etihuftsu 1T bod
&sin g4Ertdsn srrd6nt,
SD alaute, ;ulest nch
g1iro's &Hlsn ~psrpSnt!
Sier fnb @sbiats limb sort'ne @sldiAt
Ncm 8tisse llnb Brisbsn,
Yrc;eHe limb &lasen.
Sch nihts 1T earin Nah msinsm CHM,
&ein Yicnie, Sbeater, Concert ODER 8au,
Oas Dlatt l4a1 i'd ab 3naQ oesr SAT-!
.3unddR ein gar trnaer Yclitifer tritt,
Sic Bria' aui Der Naie, nit maroisem Sbrit,
Sic Sole jss: ~G1nenb, gum qults tsran
limb ihnupfst. Damn finat er At lsIen erf an.
6isr itebsn Die @soen llno bisiss Gebpen,
9spslhen, 9etatten,
Sntriauen, Suplifen.
Yclitiiasr Gtrsit 9lui jeeer gsif.
Sod mie CT Die ipitste Nahribt fueirt!
60 ipr'At or: USE ihlsht 1T bas glatt rebiairt ?
Vcn Aaetn, mas beute man Nsuss srfibrt,
ST nitt Gas @erinsfte men 9slsr nur merits!
Sas 8latt bann cine altliAe Sunafcr erareift,
limb neil lie bod INNER germ flatlbet uno fsift,
60 luht le 5uerit Die Sfanoals Der Staot
unb ruiet: uWb pfui bod - g8ie ineelifat"
8srihtlihs Uaus, @soouten unp 8iQe,
Schjeitm lno Wlcroe,
8etrrene, 0erfCrb'ue,
Sic lsiet lie an 9nf ieben Nau.
uno trenn le nit Ssisn 3u Gnoe oann 1T,
go riirnpft iie bic Nais: vy8snn i4 GO MIR tpiBt',
9Sie Semano bes Blatt bier nod LANCER teIeut,
Sas niAts ala tlos 9cdjeit unb 8inestauf' emit.
bGlt!"
Ser 2anotnann tsi@,rert iih, Bic 3situns lie ipriht,
4siu WDrthen pom &ornprsis, brum rnaa Il ie niht.
Der Geiltlihe meinst, fripol iei eas Blatt,
Drum Ihift ct Dem Shreiter men ernlllihen Stats /!
uno bunoert ron Slassn
Sem tdSli@ ibm ;u.
Sic mu6 ct srtrasen
@sbuloi9 in Stub.
gon a0em erit atsr oas Satimmfe gar 1T
Wsnn Manhsr Die 3situns au aablsn usrsi6t.
Nem 0prt, z. Sft. : Starte INN n,
bsruus. = @crseitern trafsn A gdiTe NIT n,str
ais 1000 Ginpaaesrsrn BON Bremsn ,,np 2iperrccl
9ier ein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-15

@riefiiAes Teuer fir Nsm Dort. -
Nad Dem Maibinicnsr r@sputliean" Fat bic Nomis
%ni1ration aenaue Snformation, ba6 bic &ctsutn ts'
atiAtiater, bic Stdots Y6ilaoelpbia uab Ns,p 0crf
NIT ariehiiAem Gsusr su itsrraihsn, ipsnn Der cons
fSeerirte Sr~cnclab ATLANTA" aus Dem 9afsn ron
Sapannab e%nttcmmen mare. GerIslte entfam atsr
niht, pures pislmebr aefapert unc nah Ybilaoelpbia
aetraHt. Inter Der Wfmiticu al 8cro bee ALLAN.
ia" mid man Bcmtsn ~esfunbcn batsn, irslhe ROB
bins fluid shells" marfirt uno fir 7,Sli3e aeicsene
8ancnen ts1immt rarsn. Ser Sntalt mar Mates
rial fir ba7elte ariehilhe Tsuer trslHss @ensral
@ilmcre sesen Gbarleicn an,rennete.
Ser Siamantsnbanbel Sic Siamans
tsntdnoler %erfldren, eab lie nod ME tsesutences uno
eintrdstidere Gsihaite semaht baten ale in Den
lsstsn Smei Sabren. 9sioer 1T Go niht m0Blih &c,
nau ariueetsn, mic riel mub ~ rsldsm 8straas BIER
Niamanten tmportirt msrben , ba bst sr0Bte Spell
o~erislten einesihmusaslt trirb. Ser Gineans,cl
auf niht sefaBte Siamanten 1T lebr 9erina. namlih
MIR 5 Yrrcsut POM Mertbs. @cr einissn Sassn
erbielt Elm Oiamantentinbler eintn Diamanten BON
Yaris, Der bort auf 10000 TrancS abselhast nor.
Cen mar; nahosm bisr Der Ginaan3aSca fir btnisls
ben en,rihtet mcrbem rar, Bate CT einsm Mertb rcn
unssiabr $4,000. Naa Den Bihern bss 3outaus
iss fino MIR istr renis Siamanten imrcrtirt trcrosn
unb trctocm 1T Der Wlarft namit %iterfaGt; hies tes
rsiit AMI beasn, trie lsttaft Die @hmussslsi tetries
Zen wiro. SIN Sabre 1861 murotn bier fir s46,,
5l3 unaefabte Gcelteine unb @emmsn importirt F..
,pdtrenb i'm eritsn Yiertel bislss Sabres fur $97. 246
unb ia, SABRE 1862 fir $1S2,S21 s~inssiabrt mur=
cen. (Staats5t3.)
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Columbus. Sft. I.
Ru %perflufen:

3panss gauCtten uber finf Mder Qantes uetR eine,t neu,n
3reifpdisen Jraniebauie, Slide, Seller, @yterne, Stallm a
&C.. ales NIT elmer alten Sretterfenee engsftlpGsn.
Oetes rertbDoue Gisentbum III in Der Staht @ranb Sra.
gen ibrer unerltDr1ibeu Wypalaser, ibrer pielen unc ersisti-
gen Saljqueaen, messn ibrer @trpmitne0en, ron rtnen Ouu-
rerte eon Jabriten erridtet .tperber, ttsaen hires snprmsn unb
ausee oebnten eumbsr~ SaneeIs mad Chicago unb enrib me-
gen lhrer aus9eSebneten aorn:0 %ancereen su ben Ssr'rrstcnt-
fen Schnunsen Der Submit berettiat il. 3isies Gi3 .ntbu1n
.isst i'm l%osenanntsn a,ilictratii9en gisrtel, etantt flu ptryia-
.iD CUR Oarknpirtblbaft peer Wlrtneri, falls ss elmer nht
soryeben loQte, bailelte in e~in;elne Vpten su ~sertauien. Mn-
'fange CUR @artnerei, as Grpbeeren = 8eete &C. Tmb bershs
'8emabt. Der @isentblmer reHeben mu6te iensm ycrmIe
3uiolse in einen anbe en- Staat sieben, unp III haber milena,
|pa6cIbe su ben annsbmtarfsn gebnsungen, Gin DrHiel baar,
ben &el su 6 prpceut 3nien su perfaufen.
8auaiebbdber molten lWb geid0igii un ndbere Muafunft an
Sr. 8rsnsr, GEO., 0rane &apts, Mid., ppsr an ren Ser.
%ausgebsr bss WspbOtsn, 5r. 8isler. Geq in s Columbus. Sbc,
ueer aud an 5r. Wm. Nitmann, lit g9aumburs, 3rpf
&c., ST., trenten.
HoIu,uhua 8 Srtcher IA 1860