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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-18
BON sennsffee uns. asntueep.

II. Diai. General Wlaiu,
5bumas tam bier an uuf benz Mese mad 0aib.
in9tOn. .,s.
@oup. 8rOpn BON Georgia fam 9eitern DIOR.
gen an uno 9ing beute 9iudnittu9 ub. gr mur.
be in Der Na6t bes 9. bs. in Der @Ouuerneur8.
pObnuns in MiGeo9euiqe perbuftet pur6 Capt
8neelanO, unter beHen Obbnt er oah mad
NuibinetOn sebt.
9ie vNuibUiQe 9reie" ertdbrt, DAP 9enera
5Urreit our9 Capt. 8alter BON Der 8ebellen.
Arrnee get6Otet tpurOe aus 3a6e fit ben for
ielnes SObnes, ben 6prreit eri6ohen bat. g
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Observation-Disclosures.

Court Of 6 M III YIeas.-@ $. &eit9
ss0su 9OBn a. ssrisbt. appeaatiOn bon GriebensriGter
Srpben. l1rt6eil ~beft1tist.
Gertiuoub STINT sesen GGiiatetb s. Yorter. l1tt6eil
reoerfirt.
aifst irt fir 9eute bon go 100 Bis @GluS.
uperiprGourt.- Dan. Wic@ann sesen 8.
%. 5arris & Go. fir Peni', @,tdeI h Oliper. lrtbeit
III @unfteu hes 9fG3ers fir $624.77.
@brabam Sterubcrff segen 9acOb 9aupbsinter; 4ntrcs
auf 3aGlung Der Guntme bon $2796. 20 nit SntsrsIIen,
BON benen $381.5O asf einen Sclawe6fel ~lauieten.
$414.70 fr Sitter unb $4,000 baar selie9en. 9m Bro
se6.
affgnirt fir beute gp. 709-734.
CITY @ircuit 6 t. - Warsaretba Softer
seSen g 6. Softer @eiuG UNI g5ei6eibuuq.
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Sine Sinricf1tuud Derfd,ubeti,

Snbtandpntis, II. Ntai. Sine Sc.
peide bon 8aibinstOn an General 0pper
Sei9t an, baB Die 6inrihtung Upn 8olpleS 1ar
Mtuli9an biz gum 1. SUM gu peri6ieben iet.
9Oriep's urtbeil lit in Iebensldnsli6e 3udt=
bausitrafe pertuenbelt poroen.
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srosea Ses oberridters s3naitt p,n aentufp

ginctnn at II. @at. Sine Specialize
peide bes Commercial" aus Sranffrrt iast;
Die Geiebgebuns p~esiamn,eIte ii6 seitern, bod
feid Quorum mar porbanoen. Sbr 9aupt5wed
lit, ben Oberridter 8uaitt ipegen GeridwDrune
gum Stur3 Der 8eaieruug gu pro5eiliren. 81
lpiro beri6tet, boB 8uQitt reIignirte, UNI einem
8rp5eB gu entgeben. Il -sfsa .@s9
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gerbaftuna hes @pnp. Same.

Rep DOrt, II. WROi. Sin Gprreipon.
bent 6e8 81. 9. 9eralo beri6tet, paB @oup.
8ance BON gtOrb Carolina am lebten 9reituo
bur6 2eute pom &ilpatrid'S Gapalerie oefanoen
genOmmen puroe nnO in @uibin9ton p~rO3e,iirt
tperben tpiro. ...r
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c;rOac Scucrsbruu,t in a,bfloscI,sia.

philadelphia, Il. Mai. Wlerrid
& SObn's grobe 81 ensieBerei in Der TO @aro,
itebt in. 6lamme1 uro tuirp total Serit0rt per=
ben. So lit Die sr6bte Mai6inenbauerei in
ben 8ereini9ten Staten, le bel6dltiet 1900
Mrbeiter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-18
EeIe@rapbifeDc 0rGtDF1d'fea.
S3ert@tet fTr sen Baltimore Wedsf'
0rpke@ enMe.

tOsfytsl.). :,
8albinotOn, II. Ufai. J
Sen. giai. Sir, NeW@g)ort; unA,
Sine 9epue Der iieSrei4en S'rH'ee", lUs'u'
fi6 jebt BEL @aibin9tpn perlalln'el', W!rO on
Oienitao uno MittpO6, Den %. uno "a. oS,,
itattfinoen. Y. W'' u"tp"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-18
GitD GOmmifIfoncr9 DfTce.

Waltinlore, II Dfat 1865.
@erit6stt' Nr9ebSe werpeu tt bteter Office 6S gum Wtons
tag. %. UiaI, Bee nittass 10 rbr r~ntSeeed ssnottmen fur
ras @rabirsr, @daftrn unt umpFafern bS slntsR &bet!s
crn Nrdiirdss s~piiteR Tlpttte unb Sd ittnortttr. .
Der 9ontIaitrr DOsr bic GDntrattoreu baben stnen Bomb
nit an3snpmmener Side, belt gu ecbsr, baB eas @raptten,
pld1Grn unb urrtlnern IN itritttr eseretaittmnuu &C..
i9tebt nit ZEN . rfb iften ter Ocbtndnj .3ur Hefftaung
{ mes SpRems faF Srattruns, p%iaferun1 uno ~llmpflife.
runs Der SiraseH. Slltu unb Ile,n Der Staet Sa!tt Ipre".
SIN Auftras
s. g mttb,
ilImdSmljdIl Glert tes St1etvG p~mmtf16rS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-18

@taDtsGommi0dr8 pffce.

baltimore, II. NRat 1856.
+ ga6ri6t nitro hermit e~eseben, enB p~sriisselte AnsebO'e
auf btefer Office bis Samitdg, ben p IS WITS. Wtprgens I'm
10 ltbr aneenpm,nea psrren fir tie Neparatur ,er sepEI.
ferten StraseH, Qanes unb @leps rtefer Stabt, ferner fur
taS @rnsuern Der Gurbfeine unb BITE eteferIng uno Qssun8
Scn flag unb 3~rittfeinen stepping StsneS) Mnp Jttnhitrts
uen, spm %. bs. hts gum l. Nidrs 1866.
SOB SmttEI -
(Wttl7-6mlidLl glert Ter Gttp GpmmtIare.
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Rnnneshnnhth nt.

Der WOrEprOSeR. = Cine nene Gimme fticp" OeIattd'
tiUn. Cine @arane dnRatt Ser 9ruRcn Renue. -
Gin 0erfnd), 05cn. Grants NferSe Su ftsbIen.-Di'
HrieSsFORen Bis aMf re 26bnMnsen scoedt- Sin
@retS anf GDaD. 9nnitb'S Gala @erbaftnug
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0sr1 0annnnn.
Ser asbeuea~ibser .stOnepau" in saoaaua.

Der @sbcuenUircer 0StOnepal" III 9aoanna.
Stem Oprt, II. Mat. Ger 9ampfer
Ni9btinsaIe briagt Nadridten pom Il, aus
9aparna unb pom ID. aus Sep Beft. aaa s.5
Ser 9tebelenwiooer StonepalI tam am Il.
in 9apar1la an, bod man ia9te, bic Gesierune
neroe ibm in teiner sBeile erlauben, uniere
S9iffe gu belditigen uno Jpn teproern, binnen
"a Stuncen ben !6afen gu p%erlalIen. @lar
b6rte ni3t bab ct auf ieiner Geiie mad 6a=
panna S6aoen an9ert6tet.
GS nuroe beri6tet, paB Der 8lpfaoebre6er
Smo9ene" am 10. pom WiatamoraS nit 1000
8aCen 8aumpOqe nebit -, 8a1aeieren aus
@alpeItcn antafn. -
Der vSn1Ogene" fubr ont Il, na6 Na1Iau
ub. Seine 8uilasiere trafen am IL, in .9az
oanna elm. sas1''-
Sc wuree geiagt, bab unier gpnlul pifisiea
Inn GrlaubniB na4luate, einen 9anpfer nod
Sep @elt 81 f6iden, nm uniere &riegsidife gu
b~eua@ri6tisen, baB Der y Stoneipaq" i'm 9afen
lei, bod Sen. 9e MarilId p~erpei9erte bieie3.
Ser aneritaniI6e 9ampfer Columbia wuroe
Oann aussei6idt. NIS er bic 6[orioataite pai=
iirte, lab man ibsraQ Signalrafeten.
Nm Z. erIdien Elm 9ampfer DOR Cattle Wcrr
unO uurOe lisnatilirt, bod pl6bIt6 fubr er nit
potter 9anlpffraft nUroweili6. Ct trug am
gOroerrnait Die &ebelenHa9se uno am 8eiau
tpebte Die en9lii6e Slas9e. Man sIaubt, OuB
es Der oSSr1ogene" mar. ..a .s
SSeitcrss ans 5aoanna. a2.4ie.
New Oort, II. Mai. Ser 9ampIer
Columbia 1T pom Sauanna bier anssfpmmen.
Ser pirat Stpnewaa tOnnte bel gtaf1m ni6t
iber BE Barre gelansen, ba er Is SUB Wa6er
Sog uno fubr in 3 Sasen na9 6aoanna, 0 ct
ieoO9 nt6t i~alutirt puroe. Ser ipanil9e Sc
neral beDlariiIa bsiu6te ben Biraten.
Wtan uerlu4te Der gtbfabrt bes columbia"
na9 Sep Beit, S6wieristeiten gu MAIDEN, be-
iann l6 ieoo9 zines 8eiern unO lieb ben
9ampfer auslaufen. 9erielbe lignalilirte I'm.
iereu Sabrseuse bel Sep @eit, porauf AM IS.
Die Sre9atte Brtpbattan uno oaS aanonenbOot
griel rUr benz Sapanneier 9afen ~treusten,
Sins %unlerer &anonenbOOte taperte an oel
6lOrioa &Ilfe einen enelii6en 8lofaoebre6e,
nit 100 8allen Baamipoae uno $3OO,OOC
in Spe3ie. Serner paren 2 Wtdnner ant Noro,
welGe tpeOer unter Der Site oer Wannibafl
nod in Der B~aiia9ierliite alf9eilbrt paren
wel6e ii4 AUDI pei9erten, ibre Namen an5u9e
ben. (GielIet3t 8redinrioge uro 8enjamin
9lnmert. b. ueberI.)
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MftieusBicrbrauerei
Scc. Dem. Surnucrctn.

Dur@ Yeretns.5ef6Iub Gab BITS al Detterts
BITE @erIammluneen auf
.- Dpnnftfas Abent
otrIeat.
Atmtbel IS Brube Sefr.
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Sin Yernolter deIubt.

Die beutfh e @eisIi6dft Gpnccrbid Sat nit 9rpeem RDfen.
aufwante etn i66neS GIuo 9real erbdut unb umtast tdS
irIse ni6t aQein Die Club. 9ctalitdttn tir 1000 N~ittslitber
icnbsru S%erbtnbtt banit e.nsn Der f4Snfen GUncfrt- uue
SdgsSIle In ttefem 4dnSe.
I'm btffe 2rcdlttdten ~ SerwaIien. tpir6 Elm tl6t;eer
unb umit6ttesr, e~ebtlbtter Wann Beadt, m. lder 9rcst DIN
uerE unb SpuperS I'M behen Stple tu orrdn9iren Terttbt
unb nit GIde unb 1e1er certrlut fetn mus.
Ser 8tbdlt IL %ScrlduII ais Dttntmum $500 uub Mdri.
munn $2500 ~feF:aelsSt, reben freter Dobnune. Setjuns unb
2tGt. Ndbere 8ebineanetn itao tet benz llnter3 ettnetsu
3u ~trdbren. .l t1H.-
S1rtitt 9e Apmeleungen rerStn sntaeeeusenpmmen bon
-..set-.- q. ID RpebeI, pr1itent,
(5mat2QDi $40 IL. BditimSrefr.. Boltimpre. Wb.
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eIarmters s NSlonters Sanf.

B1Ittm ore Ten 10. Wtdt 1863.
Ole @iener Sn trei Yterttetlsu ties Capitals fitier Gdnt
tdben ben priEbenten uno bic Dtreftcren Der beio5ttn Sent
i6riftltd autcriTrt, etee SGnf In etne Nattenal ~aHcctdttsn
un3umanbsln, sentds Der Gpnsrebatte betttelt uetne lite Ir
8eItaffune tirer Sta ioual @urrent9 9eitdert eur1 V r.
~pfdnouns ron 9'ersin sten Stdaten gpnbs ure fir beren
gtreulatiDn unt GinlGfuns 5u %ipreen," dngenUmrter am .
Stunt 1864; eS mirb AeSfalb @a6rttt seseten, ras bet etner
an befen Eose fdttgPbabten @t%Tfammiune fer Dtrettcrs5
~teiaBter Sanf %einfimmis bei&lSftn wurte' iplds ~Asntsrung
~ iretien, in 8Ulee tulter u trritdt urb I'm Gtniars NIT
ben @erprtnunsen einee @sfesa' tei Ger Ytaraicrb @tiesss~
bung. tettteIt Elm Mtt, treenb cine Bant btieS Stat . IN
ben Stnre au fesen, cine M1cetaticn 3u btthen 3un Swe6,
elm Bnnfse fbdft ;u tretben utter ben @eie en- ter WeretntSs
ten Staaten, untrr b,in Ndmen tie Warmers nuc @Ians
trrS SeotipnoI SSduf. (URt17-3p)
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Oc, lungt uT;O 0rjlld1i.
Sur SeoOtmn0!

ia e,,, At. Gin Wtat6en. ,pt!8es i& in elmer tlsinsu
bdmilte nubiid ma den lam. !3n lnrGter
Jp. % 9Th Gah1r. -f ke-S)
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GOISerne &rabue1;

alien GrSbenl fur Vile, Ster meta u. (. 70.
efap'ebsFr
u. ReIter Il S6bme.
Np. Sc G. BGitimorefc.
fmdtl5 81 unb ~. Is VI. 0pndrAhr.
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Eiir Boobies
tit SET ber terannnbenben teivsn Sotrsssett roG ssrt Gut
a6tsm bfr Ntrste, n'hts 70 tebr ssctgrst, beln Ser 6fsr tdr.
ter Sueeub, her .Gemmerf antbeit" retr 9tnbolt tu tbun,
ais b~dufseS Spasssrtnfabren tn frstsr 9uft. &ue fptsf-meR
ARItter mSsen reBbdlb ri6t fdutn. n etne p:afti3F
4inDer:Gbdift
aujui6nftu. &int @uswatI BOA
KY 48 perihlepenen Sprten 7GE
tu s. bs $s5
ftnS.t mtan i~eser;eit i'm
,,Stmple Of Sdncn".
Sc o. y. StetnbG6,
70 80. BdItimpreAr., &ds 9rtppIstS Nuts.
~ NIte GbAftn r~Gparirt aEe urnsetaaf1t. ~(ma'1s-l
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81 pertuufen
&ine In 6utern 3ufinbs bsfnhlthe y Biographies: Sol.
Isrte In ether Ter bereu 9ocdtitaten btr Stdbt unb fd etaer
sutsn &untitait eifreuene. IL tiDts gu Deffauten. rrnn
man fb ba!bi8t meibet In sr Ofiee ees Weter. tb0frid)
Grocerp Store gu pertaufen.
Sin alter @rpestp siere init gutter %NurhhbaFt 1T NIT benz
sanaen Daarer pryrdtb wr en- Nbrtie beS @t9sntbnniers III
Deriduf.M II. R1b res No. 25 StpGnfr, ipiiten 5%GrntuEa
unb penrteite. tppfGta)
Sbubmahers @ei6dft gu pertaufen.
@tn fit nj. breren SSdtren init Grtrle SetrtefentS S6nb.
NADER. C5sfbdft. bas IT'D ether elten 1uuofbdft erfreut, Ia
nebf tea porbdnbsueu qDlften dusJueertlu fen. NdbereS
1919 Srrabrap 3wi fben Canton &stnue aus &.iee Inn Sir.
(et19D)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-27
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAMs
BLOOD PURIFYING
AND
PIT RG A TIV K Fl Il Il B s
I'm Pills anN Po,0ders,)

Fs,HE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING ageats
/ as vet known, have been most successfully
used for over a quarter Of u century IN Europe,
and for the last years, also. IN thls country
snd are particularly efficient IN the cure OF al
chronic diseases. No one should dispair Of ben g
cured without first trying them: = o family
should be without them, for By their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They are I'M
norted direct to this port by the undersigned,
and their purity efficacy and safety can be re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some OF the diseases "hlcn
have been permanently removed by th6ir ass:
letter,
inflammation
Of the bowels,
consumption in It's
early stages, headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
lockjaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
cramp cholic, catarrh, pain in the
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness,
spotted fever, chils and fever, ague, open
wounds, pneumonia dispepsia salt rheum, can
Ger, scrofula, jaundice tap,ewocm, Pill
housness, eruptions Of the skin, bowel
com plaint, langour, govt, dropsy,
eryspelas, worms, cholic, piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ings, bloatings, bloody
and white hux, dys-
EMERY, costlve-
ness mea-
sizes, &c.
Full directions accompany each remedy
Imported and for sale by.
1A5 Prince st., nearly opposite the Post ONCE
between St. Aseph and Washington sts:,
ian 3-tf Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-27

C17R1orrs CUsroM The Paris correspond
emf of the London Court Journal mentions
singular "sale' that has just taken place at
the Palace of the Tuileries. The custom IS q
singular one, established by the royal ladies' OF
the Tuileries long before the great revolution,
acceded to by the Empress Josephine, con.
tinued under the Restoration, maintained by
the Processes of the House OF Orleans,
and kept up with great spirit under the pre-
sent reign. The writer says:
A long gallery, which runs along the base.
ment story of the Palace, looking into the gar
den Just opposite the Prince lmperlal's winter
walk, is fitted up from one end to the other
with oak wardrobes This is called the de-
frouue of the palace. 1t is here that the re-
fuse dresses and cast off wearing apparel OF
the royal and imperial ladies, who have sue
ceeded each other for the last hundred years
in their occupation Of the Tullerles, are
invariably borne when rejected from the tioor
above. These wardrobe cupboards, numerous
and extensive as they are, get generally wei!
filed during the year, and when the tour sea
sons are considered thoroughly over, a sale IS
made of the whole, when every article IS priced
beforehand, and visitors are admitted TO View
and purchase without the observance OF tur-
Their ceremony than the presentation Of an IN
vitation card from one of her Majesty 8 attend
ants, to whom the privilege OF granting them
belongs. :.
The sale is called in the present day the
''Retour de Compiegne, but has been
known under other appellations during torn,
er reigns-" Sacrifice de Fontainebleau,
"Caprices de ST. Cloud" "Joies de la Nal
maison'' according to the place whence the
court returned to spend the winter In Paris,
and which has varied with every sovereign.
The sale of the regal wardrobe OF the Tull.
cries is conducted on the strictest principles of
equity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-27
NEWS FOR ALL!

U
Having Just finished an inventory of my
stock of Goods, would inform my customers
that have several
LOTS OF BARGAINS,
to purchase which I offer great nduceme nts,
A among them are
Remnants Of De LANES and Calicoes hall
price.
Cloaks and shawls. at less than cost.
Bonnets and Hats at 25 per Ct less than cost
Wooden Goods, such as Nnbies, Hoods, &C,
at prime cost, and in fact al articles in pro-
norton, as I am determined to reduce my
Stock, Purchasers from me will find that they
can save from 20 to 80 per ct. Come and see,
and ask for the Reduced Prices.
H. SCHWARZ,
ian 12--tf No. 1872 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-27

In the Boston police court recently, man
arraigned as common drunkard, put IN
peculiar plea in defence. He said that he be
lieved that the world was coming IAN end with
in a year, and meditating upon this momentous
event staggered him The court did not
see it in that light and sent the staggerer to
the House of Correction for five months.
Hair brushing by machinery, which origlna
ted in Bristol, England, has now become so
common in London that any hair dresser who
wishes to retain his business must put up ma
cbinery, which costs about :f70.
Among the signs of progress in the Empire
Of Mexico is the formation OF companies for
running horse railroad cars in the cities of
Vera Cruz and Mexico.
The manner of advertising for husband in
Java is by placing an empty flower pot On the
portico. roof, which is as much as to say a
young lady is in the house. Husband wanted.
Seven Protestant places Of worship were
open in Paris on christmas last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-27

WHY THREAD IS DEAR.-In the old times,
before the day of prohlbitory tariffs the price
ofspool- cotton was as low in this country as In
England. Goats" was sold at four cents
spool. Notwithstanding the advance III cotton,
the retail price in England is still twopence a
spool for the best threats or only four cents IN
American coin. Making due allowance for the
rise in exchange, spool Of thread would pot
cost us more than nine cents, if it were not TOR
the excessive tariff The other six cents which
we pay when we give fifteen for an American
thread is the profit of our spinners, for that Is
about the amount which the foreign maker pays
into the United States Treasury -Neac lorh
-Erenang Post.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10
[From The Ohio Farmer, Julys.l
-l.ii 'b'hc Wool Trade.

Our correspondents in various parts Of
the State still note a continued variance
between buyers and sellers as to price, al
though quite an am94 Of wool has chang
ed hands at the tigureS offered by local pur-
,chasers- that is, ranging from 80 70 6Oc.-
This has been in small lots-but the great
weight of ,the;wool in Ohio is clipped IN
small lots, oEyerywhere the better and
larger clips are yet untouched. In the re-
gions OF Clarke and Greene, where there Is
an al amount of good wool raised, mattersare
moving slowly, buyers. Offering % to 6Oc'
and the latter figure is securing some con,
siderable lots. In Madison, franklin and
Licking the trade isslow, and the best figs,
ure offered is. G0c. i Blanket lots are sold
down as low as SOC. We notice report in
a Sandusky county paper that about one
hundred thousand pounds haye changed
hands in that county, at from 50 to ,b5c.--
These wools are ranked among ths Z N heavy
oorrespondent in, Harrison county writes
us under date Of the 27th: III NM ~ y
rIsAs yet L do not think there has been
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10
0bio Statesma:'n,
The Negro at Home.

tFrom George Augustus Sala's Algerian Letters 10
'" The London telegraph ."
You have been told that, with education
and equal social and political rights, the Tree
negro will in process of time rise to the lev.
ell of the white man. some amlaOle 1ahaIlcs
20 so far as to maintain that Sambo Is, in all
respects, about thirty-tiye per cent. bettei
than his faif-skinned brother. We'll, the
free higger experiment has been tired Dy
the French IN Algitrs not dogmatically,
but almost unConsciously, for 1lve anu
thirty years. Sambo in Algeria is held Dy
authority to be as good as any other man:
The Europeans, the Arabs the Jews 4 9ilu
the negroes all enjoy equal rights. The
Moors often marry their negresses. The
French have not the slightest prejudice
against the negro on account OF his ebony
skin. They never had. Among the ladies
Sambo is even popular. He is ''Hn beau
nOir." The Z0uave walks arm in arm with
the Turco; negroes and negresseS ride IN
the same omnibusses and carriages as white
men, and there seems to be as many negroes
i'm Algeria-full-bloo black niggers-in
comparison with the population, as In any
considerable city of the North. am quite
certain that if a deserving colonist were re-
commended to the Emperor for the cross OF
| the Legion of Honor, his Majesty would
| not WlLHnOiu Juc ueCOTdllol liolh MN oh
the ground that he has black flce. 90
not think that the community would offer
the slightest objection to negro sub-pre-
feet or negro cOnmissary of police. why
should they? The negro is French sub
| iect, and all Frenchmem are equal to the law
| Thus, without civil disabilities, without the
stigma of belonging to an abhorred and
contemncd race, one might imagine that en-
tranchised SambO would have done some-
thing for himself by this time. The State
provides gratuitous education tor all races,
classes and creeds; and there is plenty oi
work, and money to be made, for those who
are sober and Industrious. The end OF AL
which is, that Sambo goes to sleep in thc
sun, waking up to reject himself with
abundant 'pumpkin,P or plenteous plant
ains-you may buy a bunch Of them fol
twopence-and devouring, prelerably, an
other mans pumpkin TO his own. he does
a little tshmg-that avocation aifOrdlns
him plenty OF time TO swing his legs over d
bank, grooming forth songs OF the tom ton
kind, and taking short dozes between the
bites he does little gardening; he ped,
dies few baskets, calabashes, and beat
rosaries, and higgles also fowls and eggs
This is all.
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CAPITAL STOCK $500, 600.
Par VaIuc md subscription Price,
$1,000 per share.
working Capita 100000
No Personal Liability or Future As-
Lands Located in Ohio, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania. a..t

THE EPROPERTIESOF OF THIS COMPA.
/ nv consist of 423 acres Of the most desirable
OIL Lands in these States. selected with care and
Judgment by practical men, after prospecting and
examining he most productive regions and locali-
ties A large part of it is situated on DunKard
creek, Green county, Pennsylvania, where, IN pro-
portion to developments. the quantity and quality
of the Oil found is superior to Oil creek, it com
mandng higher price in the Pittsburs market.
The lands in West Virginia are located in Mon
ongelia and Wetzell counties, and are considered
among the best in the State.
In Ohio, the Company property is located In hnox
county, where the indications are most favorable
Oil Of a superior character as lubricator being
found at depth Of $50 feet, on adjacent lands, and
within few feet IF the Con panv's property.
The Company are already sinking one well, and
have arranged to commence two more, as soon as the
necessary machinery can be put on the ground
THREE WELLS have recently been struck only
short distance from the property OF this company
EITHER ONE Of which would, in one year, nearly re-
pay the entire ca pitdI Of the Company.
The officers of this Company, in placing its stock
before the public are confident that the induce
mepts offered are not surpassed by any Company
in the country The Capital Stock is small for the
amount of valuable,0il territory the Company pos
sess, and the assurance Of speedy and large re-
turn TO the stockholder is almost certain.
| Full and detailed information given on applica-
tion to the Sec ctary and Treasurer.
%A limited amount of the Stock is now offered
i0r sa''' APp' =" R. E. CHAMPION. :
apr2l. dem Secretary add Treasurer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10
Sherif,s Sale
0HVFA1 =
{ attached PrOperty.


Isaac Williams, ADMIR- Court of Common Pleas of
y n Williams Franslin county, Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i sale in the above case to me directed, issued
from said Court, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, at the door of the Court House in the city OF
Columbus, on fr... ....... -. .,.
Saturday, the 22d day of July, A. D. 1865,
at o'clock P. NJ. the following described real es-
tate, situated in Franklin. county, Ohio, to-wit:
A tract of land known as Lot No. g., OF the parti,
tion of the estate Of Isaac Williams, deceased, and
bounded as follows: Beginning at stake or stone
In the east line OF said quarter section. northeast
corner to lot No. 3 of tueir partition, and running
thence with the north line of said lot No. north
ss deg min we II 6i-l0O poles to stake or stone
thence north deg. 40 min. east 80 100 poles 20
stake southwest corner If lot No. Of This partion
thence with south line Of lot No s. south IS deg L
min east II $500 po es to stake or stone IN eas
line Of said quarter section; thence with said or
sec line south deg. 10 min. west 33 4l-lOO to the
beginning, containing l6'4 acres.
Appraised at $35. 90 per acre; ,,,,v
Pr;nter,s fees. 5000. Sheriff.
june22-dlt&wtd .. ILL ---
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-10
Hooking Coal.

r AM NOW PRERAREDiH TO FUR.
i nish superior quality Of Hooking Goa, In any
quantity. delivered 70 any part Of the city. or on
~ Orders left at my store Buckeye BlSck ghvN e
8 uAy22-dsmo hAiUEN.