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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31

AOIMs
Grand total......,.

This is the real British emigration fund Here have
the explanation which tory orators have been irving
80 hard not to See Of the emigration TO America While
tho great war In that republic was going on, and they
were running about procaimng that It was q ruined
God forsaken country those who had gone out from
and were living there were sending home FL $3.50 S to
enable their brothers, fathers and sisters husbands to
Join them and share their prosperity No artificial sys
TENS for promoting emigration could produce such
suit as that have boon considering, and while this
spontaneous agency continues in operation nothing but
an immense improvement in the lot Of the people at
home can avert the movement.
Another English journal has the following comments
on emigration:--
The twenty fifth general report Of the Emigration
Commissioners published on Saturday morning states
that since 1914 the numbers that have left the United
Kingdom amount to 6691 709 OF whom g. 49, 53l have
gone to the United States 1,255,554 to British North
America and s67 500 the Australasian colonies The
emigration to the United States has been therefore,
nearly three times numerous as to British North
America; but this has arisen only in Che last
twenty years. and principally since the Irish amD Of
147 The cause In the first instance was, doubt the
inability OF the British provinces to provide employment
and subsistence for the large number Of Irish who emf
grated In the years Immediately following 1s47. Tho
stream diverted TO the United States continued in
the same channel Those who went first funds TO
enable their friends and relations to follow them The
amount SO sent home FOR many years has been sufficient
to defray almost the whole expense Of Irish emigration
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Decorating . Sacred spot.

Every daS particularly In the afternoon, Trinity church
yard overrun by worthless rabble Of ragged boys
Who are old enough TO know better than TO desoae this
venerable and sacred place; but Who from spirit of
malicious mischief commit many rascaly deprodations
saere, such as climbing upon and breaking the trees
cutting down the shrubbcry playing cards the tomb
stones and dcfacng them by using them for targets be-
aides committing other nuisances not TO be- mentioned
here Trinity ehurchyad Is Of the strangers FIRST
visiting places, and TO find IL dealed by throng Of
Vicious, dirty boys must generally disgust him. have
these young scamps cutting the trunks Of the trees
in this yard with their knives. and no doubt the few
venerable trunks that still stand TO shade the remain of
GAllatn, Hamilton. Decatur and Others will soon be
Killed and this little oasis turned Into desert and I'M
slightly pace II the church cannot afford to continue
s iron fepcs surrounding the yard the Temple
street side where the boys get In Let II at least employ
man 10 watch and guard the premises This matter has
passed under my observation for some time past through
nv oace window, corner Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31
The Lager Beer Question.

TIE CONSUMPTION OF LAGER IN NEW YORK.
THE QUANTITY AND QUALITY OF THE STUFF.
Inasmuch a. the German lager beer retailers about
to engage fcud with the brewers account Of the
exorbitan price they charge for their stuff idea may
well be given about the consumption Of lager beer in
New York, which quite enormous, and about
the quality Of the stuff consumed. II Is stated
that than seventy thousand barrels Of lager
are sent 10 New York from various points In Newark
j. there thirty lager beer brewercs, from each OF
which two hundred barrels at average are forwarded
10 New York in week The brcweries OF Hudson City
hree or fou furnish each about four hundred barrels
in week, and those Of u2Iop Hi and Gutenberg each
about ono hundred and any barrels. s>-f "a
The brewery Of Koehler 4 Fink, on the Hudson, In
Gutenberg furnishes Eve hundred and fifty barrels
About thirty breweres Of Williamsburg and Brooklyn
furnish six thousand barrels and similar quantity Is
forwarded 70 New York from about twenty brewercs In
Morrisana and Harlem From Staten Island and from
already well ~ from Philadelphia and various provin-
cal towns large quantities OF the Teuonic beverage
received and OF late dealers have begun TO import II
from the Far West and already lager beer which manu-
featured In Iowa. Illinois and Wisconsin, Is occasionally
being tapped and disposed Of in the city Of New York
The importation Of lager beer from the West Is likely
10 be carried extensive scale in the future
inasmuch as the retailers dissatisfied with their
brewers on account Of the price and The besr drinking
which is Of a quality much inferior 70 the beverage
produced by the brsweres IN the interior Of the
country ino eoceheu ''pateht peef, wnen ~
being retsilcd In this city very extensively,
though being sold and reailed at the Same price ~ the
genuine lager is considered much INFERIOR and is not
considered even wholesome beverage. While the
brewers sell their stun at e13 Ella and $l5 per barrel
II has been estimated this beer being produced Al
expense Of not than about 90 SO per oere and II
Ia even aaserted that Inscriptions beer brewers
tho roots of the tobacco plant instead OF hops for
the manufacture q lsger beer IL 70 be wished that
the lager beer nnkeepes may succeed In their move
ment to break down the monopoly Of such brewers ~
On. rpou mi, deox Ia
moro than half as large tho means Of shipment Is
doubled, perhaps Besides prices must rile as much
higher, AZ the supply 10 more limited. number "
orchards in this neg6borhood have been bought from
seventy dollar per basket delivered at
the depot-the latter figure being given recently Tho
Smyynd TtDses Julv 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31
Where Emigrants Go to and What They
Send Home.

Ir rom the London DAILY News.
1t has already been shown that the direction OF the
stream or emigration through series Of years greatly
depends on that OF the emigration which has preceded It,
TINS Is owing to tho habit which emgrants. drawn
from classes in whom family feeling Is strong, have OF
sending for their friends to join Thorn in their adopted
country transmitting also the funds for that purpose
and It 10 very interesting to observe the towhch
aid OF this kind has been Afforded The following table
shows the amount Of money RENTED by settlers North
America to their friends In the United Kingdom, from
lS4s to 1884 both inclusive, and by settlers Australia
10 their friends In the United Kingdom, since 1852:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31

gWeIVt CIlIt5 lDNTN OF
has decreased in eight there has been an increase.
II Is stated that the city of Lowell has decreased in
population between five aud six thousand Lawrence
has probably been increased three thousand Worcester
has largely increased.
In the town Of Clinton with population Of four thou
sand and twentyo IL Is stated that there three
hundred and two persons twenty years OF who
cannot road write. There several manufacturing
establishments in the place, employing large number
Of furaQners
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31

Arabic and exqusitely illuminated The doeumeS r
enclosed In Of sandal wood richly carved and In
tended as a ri the Emir from lustrious person.
age Every sort OF report is currens first that he 10
be Senator and then that the Enr Is destined 10 be
PLACED at the head OF the Arab population OF Algeria
as It's incorporation with the French coonlsts can
be ornanlzad Neither report anpcars 20 me probaole
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31
Massachusetts.

From the Boston Traveller, July 20
BosroN.-Messra Adams Sampson have about COM
pleed their labors Of taking the Of this city, and
will be ready to make their report in few days All Of
the wards in but wards north cnd and two East
Boston, We understand that the total population OF
Boston at the present time Ia between 10000 and
zoo, Oo0-the exact figures are not yet known. Tho
population In 1850, when the last TAKEN
177,s40.
In the following cities and towns the taking OF the
has been completed. and shows these results
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31
BROADWAY AND RECTOR STREET.

'LAsor Hay Csop.--Mr A. W. Mooney, OF this city,
hS an are OF land In the Of his house which has
eecn twice moved this The nrst time IL yielded
hiec tons OF hay ana the second time one ton and
bali II the REMAND Of tho season should be fsvora
bio he expects 70 cut ION and half more -N~obSvy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31
sPRfHGFIELD.

Among the persons who pay largo income taxes are
on $79, 900; Daniel d. wesson ldoL 4S0,072; J. N.
Thompson tAmercan Expressl, 1885, Chester W.
Chaplin president Western Railroad) $s4 $685. Daniel 1.
Holland proprietor OF tho Springfield Reprblicdn),
s2e ss4; samuel Bowles ldo.b $4,000; Clark Bryan
Taylor (do t6,000-givng aggregate Of SEA l54 a.
the net profits Of the Springfield Rpu6iiean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31

Returns to the Revenue Department OF Chicago show
forty wholesale firms In that city who did business
last year ranging from half million to nearly seven
millions OF dollars The heaviest is Palmer, Potter
Co., SO 7s4, 600; the next Farwell Field Co.,
all In dry goods
The assessed valuation Of real and personal property
is real estate and the balance Of 43 70
Is personal property making in all nearly s. 900, o0o
THIS 10 an increase over last year OF $326, 600
In the district Of Wisconsin comprising the towns OF
waukeshaw New Berlin, BrookAsld, Pewaukee Della
field, Merton Lisbon, and Menomonee the total amount
Of the United States income is So 4O So and 2l3
licenses 1855 Tho largest incomes reported Of
G. Nicke, 80, 230 and N. and c. Stein each S., 1862
The total vaae Of property In st. Crox county, Wis,
Is 81, z5S, 631 SO.
The assessed value of real and personal property
Dubuque county, Iowa. according TO the recent returns
is 81 $50. 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31

sM sndw sssA, ~ hbU yaamvpsn shdsns
- ssns IN savannah, = IN Augusta the leading men
ssognised The Aot Of subjugaso and Appeared ready
cooperate for The rsoopapoticp end regeneration Of
THAR State T. - - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31
MARRlAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

OsrRGHT-DE IA ToUR.--In this city, on Saturday,
july 60, by the Rev. Joseph Holdch, ID d., EMANUEL
kRNE,r oBLiEeHr and MAKIA De IA ToUR. al oil New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31
T n E CE N s q 8 .

Erie County, N. Y.
From the Buffalo Courier July 201
The enumerators make the following returns to the
Erie County Clerks Office Of the taken by them
In the various towns In the county, have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31
Covfngton, Ky.
The following persons return incomes exceeding



The following il the return Of the gross receipts Of the
different places Of amusement In Cincinnati during the
period specified opposite the of EACH The income
OF Mozart Hall Is from rents, and the amount realized
from entertainments given in it during the time specified
IL not represented
Woods Theatre, from July, 1854, to May SO,
tooV. SOV,o4l
Pixies Opera House, from July 1854, to May 80,
1901 LII zO0
80, 1894. 1924
lses. .........:. ssl72
1885. ...................... $500
German Turner Hall, from September 1854, to
March 81 1885. s1s4
April 80. 1885,. S.osS
Olympic Theatre, from July, 1884, TO February
40, 1000. ,13O
Western Museum, from July, 1864, to May so,
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THE INTERNAL REVENUE.
lIasaaskussttssa
pORCHHsTEB.

The following the incomes persons IN Dorchester
for last year Of and upwards also the renrps Of
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Springfield, III

me ABOVE inciudes most OF the larger returns ~ WI
be seen that several are quite heavy for city OF oil
people in 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31

New York.

Alden Sidney .s152S1 J. W. Frink. SIS 231
VIM Burton...... 10,110 J. q. Rood. ........ 1850
s. A. Becker...... ISL 3. J. weston 800. 10000
Cohoes IL largo manufacturing town. but most Of its
factories are owned by residents Of New York. Albany,
Boston and Troy and therefore is wealth does not APP
pear in It's INCOME which embraces only those Of ts resi-
dent population.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-31
now TT WORKS.

BY the means OF this organization tho entire labor
market " Europe Ia thrown open 10 America md an
order for one or for ten thousand bo exo-
cued with tho facility, and almost with the samc
dc-patch The advantages Of this ntrpras viii DO at
once APPARENT Among ,hcm arc the following
Fiot-It secures supply Of diyetsiled labor noccs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01
Miaoaue 3aSoe Torters Sell galiam an.

@ir MAIDEN ssrns Sher,e itsr Srstcrcn unb
i9rs Olseijinen, Els mir franf rcrosn uno ieltt if
ret Siilfe ~teoHrfen. Damn nimmt Sober feline Sus
fuht 5u DEN ihlrer e%rlansten ,nb oft ihlsht tslrbn=
ten &enntniiIen unb Der ~@sihidlitfsit Der sler,te.
Ser rcr9erriAenee @laube, Dap ssr,ts auf 9IQes NIT
9etinslhdBnns ie9en, mas ben ifrem tsicncersn
Spitc,n une i9ren @ebrduden atreiat, entitstt aus
Der Sbatiade, cab lore teiiere S~nfcrmatirn lie FEE
IdRi9t, ianelcr Die 'mscieinil4en Sduihunsen unb
9ctriiaersisn 81 sntesden unS gu sntbhnen. 9as
ie tsrsit fine, jere wirfliA msrtbscas Grfnnunssn
III apcptiren, fann man aus Der Nrt unb gBsiis iez
zen, ,pie its Sr. s. s. 9rcr's demiide 6siln,ittsl
tslanSsln. Gle ~wiireisen pen 8srtb cisisr Nlseis
;inen, neil lie lore 3uiammsnicsuns fsnnsn rnb
irelacr 0fann tDrte je einen rsipsftatsln 2lr5t NIT
Gainaihasuns iitsr hieis Wsbi;insn iprsbsn rcsr
ron ibrem @ttramh atratben? Seine Yrcisiirn
fat metr fir Die msnihlihe @sisaidaft sstban als
Die Der Gsrite. Sn feinsr 1tnb sslere Mannsr DSsr
fit eolsre 3rsfs feihdftist uno feline rsrnient in
bGbsrem @raee DEN Sane Der Msnld6sit. - Ganz
ton or. D. Semcfrat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01
WDmintitratDr'5 0erfauf.

Sim II. SUM 1865. u, 8 lbr Nadmittass, pirb rot tsr
Shire tes Contributes in Der Stabt Columbus. Ohio. fpfgen-
ts @runteisentbum - als tas Giaentbun ees peilanb SUbm
s. GpbinfUn an BEN Weifbietenten perfauI t psreen. nens
lid Snlpt $40. 6 in Sames Srpben'S smeiter gceition sur
Staet Columbus. Sbtc. Sc lit bies saFelbe Gisentbun,,
meldss SHiniam Maricn nnc ceTen 9b.sattin ali ben 0etad.
ten meilanb Spbn s. &ptinion Itertrugen. SaS 8eeabte
@%iaentbum foil fret spn allen ~ssib9sein6 perfauft werten.
@nsefblaaen 81 $4,000.
Gerfaufsbebingunaer. Gin 9rfttel baar am Sage
tes 0ertaufes. Elm 9rttel III einem une Elm Srittsl in 3wei
Safrcn su ~be3ablsn Die 3isler nihen nit ~lnterpfane auf
tas @isentbum itter 8eitslIt perrer.
Spraes gSilicn,
Ieminiifrater hes rerffprbenen Spbn 8. NobinIpn.
GplurnbuS. Is. Spli 1864 90 NJ.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01

Ser Gettpstureer Sclbatsnfriebz
80 nG6ert iia RAID isiner Scrsnoun3 nno riro
in, 9auie nisic5 Scmmers fsrtis pcrrcn. Sic
Grauittnansr, bic i'm auf Der rsitliAsn gcite ums
lbticbt, 1T tsrsits fsrtis. Sic i4rere s~iierne ltms
;Gunlns, Die lb ron Der Mtauer auf Die &sitlsitc
lis surl Grsrsrsen Cemetery auf Der Sieisite erz
frsft, unb rae eiisrue Gittcrlrsrf, mslAss Den Naz
ticnalfrisobrf rom Evergreen Gemsterp ldsieet,
lnc ~etenfaus ~rrQsnnst, ree9lsiden AUDI bic Ginz
fatrt. 9luf jsbsr Ssite b~erisltsn itslsn maiiirs sis
isrns Sautcn nit smsi amsrifaniiasn aclcrn baz
rauf. Mom 1T jest sifris carau, Cen 0rien9ef NIT
3ietItrauhcrn at tsrfanjen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01
Notice for Divorce.

Josepha Prunner of Ausspitz, District Brun, Austria,
is notified. that Cyril Drummer did on the nth day Of May
A. D. 1865 file his petition in the Office of the Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the County of
Franklin, State ofOhio charging the said Josepha Drummer
with willful absence, and asking, that he may be divorced
from the said Josepha Brunner. which petition will stand
for hearing at the next term of said curt
CYRlLL Drummer,
by C.. LGwENsTErN, his Attorney.
Dated this 18th day of May A. D. tSt5.-6
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01
Rur Vdbriht.

gIen 9enteniasn meiner heutiben %Sanealeute. pelbe rfel,
leidt Gnpermantte Won Seuti6lanb fonlmen ldfen pplIeu,
m69s CUR giabrttt sienen, fab Die l1eterfabrtspreie gan; tIr,,
lid ~9etiegen limb ure oieuettt nod b6ber iteiaen wercen, ta
pabIenb eeies Sabres cine beteutente @inpanceruna aus al.
len Sbeilen non Gurppa errpartet wirb; uesbalb es ratbiam
iein m6dbte. jest SdiFsfaeine su f~aufen, bic ib gesen bic Bill.
ltgten Greie ~beioraen fam.
&ub fam i'd 0irsern Deer aud Iidtbirsern, bic pom bier
nab I~sut'dlane gu rei'en beatitbti8en. sur ihuslen grlan.
aun9 ron J~ieifepafen tebIlfi9 isu UNI reni EILEEN cine bilige
u~sberfabrt a%rransireu.
Gciraro 2i1p,
Sefentliher gptar.
Columbus, o., arr 10. Wat 1855. tim bn ul1.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01

sr1- ,Ssrr S. Strslis in Maripn, 8, ipar
70 sefiai9, Die s!scntihaft rss &eittcten bort ;u
iitsrnebnnen unb 1T cerielte bisrmit ermdhtist, Gels
Der fit rcn @eittrten su erbefen uno G%uittuns ras
fir aissuitsGen. ltnisrs Mfrnnenten In Maripn
~eriud9en mir hsB6alt, ibrs Niditinrs an germ s.
Strctib III entrid,ten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01
Grdke! Grdbe! Grdbe!
Strait Did! &raf Did &ras Did
@beaton's Sintment

fnrtrt Die 8rSse in 48 Stuubsn.
Surirt and ZEN Sa1;fIa5, @ef5pars. grpHber.
apptbefern gu perfaufen.
g9enn man SO Gents an 80 eets u. 8ptter, einsiae
agenten, 170, Wafbinston Strase, Bottom. ibidt. 70 pirc Die
Salbe poffrei turA bic Rot ma9 ir9snn siHem Sbehe eer Ser.
Staten p~erfdnet.
o. RUbsrts u. g.. "a glOrb 5o4trabs. gsentsn fur
gSlum6us.
=, ap2 20. 's5. b20Ott 70
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01

Sn canton, Stir, fam fHrSlih Elm URaoa
Ramens @aafratb in Srisrt 9istsls's Sa't
eurb 9rannmunsm um's 9s6cn. Stre Sleiet
,rarsn, als Is iih cntflsipsn mclts, al Der ersnne,l
Den Serge, bic aui sinem Softer itano, in @ranSe +
ratbcn unc mis ssrObnti6 in rerartisen Taasn bat
tie eas MdbAen lei Der brcesncsn @sfafr bic 9tz
lcnnenEeit ~rsr(crcu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01
Gincinnatier Miarftberiht.

Cincinnati, BEN 80. Wai. 1865.
WsbI. - superfeines im @ruben s5h-5A. samilen=
mebl Wy.
99tisfp. - Te1er an 50 05.
S6mal;- Sebr 1au, feline 0orritbs.
S6infen. 8Gunen su 1915 6ts. aefauft rsrten.
Mes g. IT. - sebr fau une pbne @ssfauf.
@ei;en. Siptter ites auf ST 4O-1 Dc. gGeiSer
Skip 81 So So.
8prn. - 60 Gents, 9eIuntfs.
SAFER 53-54 6ts.
GpaGen. 63-65 Gts. Eel aerin8er 3ufu6r.
@erhe. - Gru9iaDrsgsrfe 9o-s5; fir bsite 6srtf rirt
81 10 rerian9t.
grucsries. - Subis. 0io 1aTee % - SO ste. @u-
Ser 3udsr 1917 Sta. - S'ahinirttr 1920 Ste. - 81.
Srlsans Wpafes ST 20.
Gutter. -2O-25 ets. fir Central Sbip.
8die. i7R-1S @ts.
@ier. 20-2i Sta Hat.
8artoffeln. SO 00-3 80 per Barrel.
Seu. - Si5-f6 fir lppies.
@etrodnete aepfel. rs nas Qfans tei GIN
funft. Sian.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01

Sic bSaRe mrtnuns.- Ser tShite
bsirrbntc Srt aui Der grne lit cine Dteierei, 13, 800
6ub, ;. i. unssfabr cine lalfs nsutlae Msilc iifer
Dem gesirissel. Gle lisst namlia auf eincm
Girfsl Der 2lnecn, nem terilu,ten Gbimtcrajc in
siDamerifa, Ssr ita 2I,44O Tub iitsr esn @scz
lrieasI c,feet.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01

@utes geiipicl. - Sn rsrihiehsnsn 8irs
dsnsemeinrsn bon asha @runtr ss9t ausentlidlih
cine 8srssung prr lih, rslhs Den 3re6 FAT, Der
esutidsn gpraas, re Ieieer isit Sabren fat gan;
rcrnahlaiiat mcreen 1T, eineu nsusn MuiiAruns
une rrraus1Atlihen Bcrttetanb ;u iihsrn. Gs
tatcn ndmlih sifri5e @smeincs9ltseer an %mshrersn
9lSssn nit Ger Grineuns ssutiAsr scnntassihus
len tesonnsn nns sasurA sss ri4tiss aNittsl erz
tsripraas ein,uFSssn unS lsstsrsr Sisislts slatuns
nno Gsltuns, psrsn fA Die ensliihs Srrahs srs
frsut, ~ psri4afsn. Sisie5 riisnlihe 9siiriel
~rerrisnt IN, 70 msbr rahssabmt III trerbsn, ais
naiIelte nibt rcrfs6lsn farm, quite Sriidts sn trasen
unp DEN fs5snareihNm GiuFue aui tas San'ilisa'
fsten onssmhteu. .sss
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01

Sic @er9Gltniiis Der Ns8sr i'm 8 il
frift 9pnAburs. Usncral @rssa fat in 9sz
sus auf Die I'M Giiirist Spn@tur8 tsijnoIihn Nss
ger cine Srcrs ~srlaiien, bic I'M 9c5sn ~rdrti3en Iuz
ssntlid isbr anaemsiisn eriAeint:
Ser Gencral temitt lid in isiner Srers, cen Sc
germ Die ab3itmadrS: :Sutmetmsn, ais fittcn =
glniprahe AMI sinsn Shsit Der SGnrcreien ibrer st, |
n,alisen !6srrsn. Gr Ia9t itnsn reutlih, ZAP iie i
i'm Srrtbum tsinScn, nns nab lie fir i9ren Setsnl
untcrbalt artsiten miiiisn, uno rieasiat nrA tarts {
ais lie suuor sst6an. I'm aaen miBistu 0sssr |
slrttit III rsriAafsn, ira Gin 8ursau srriAtst ne, {
Cen, in mslasm Srii6sn ibuen unn ilrsn Nrtsit9 |
tcrn9cntrafts atselhlciisn msrcen %frnusn, uno cisj, |
niacn, bic 1i1 ,u artsitsn ~rsiser", msrpen ale Tcit
gen i6rrs raSatunoirenosn ssbsn5 srculren %u'uiIsr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01

Su 0taiiaAuistts Sat man felt metr ais II SAT
rem Den 9sriuh senadt, cine seriiIs Jog. Mcrali
ilt nurh haS Gsies ct srsrinscn. tSctc Straf'
,rurnen auf pas 9altsn, GusIbcnfen une Srinfe
ron ~seiitiaen 9strdufsm sesgt; Ger 6aneel nit Icl
den @strdnfsn ,rurps in Werruf srftatt, irlhs 6d,
fer politip ais uihteMte" Sauisr an9sfefcn nnc I
namit tslhaitisten 4srirnsn rare, 10 gut ais g.
ittct.
Sad hisisr lansen Belt BAT Die assiSlatnr si
Committee %srnannt, I'm Su interiuden, ME jel
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fGrcsrt taten. Sic 9ntmcrt lautets tShit trcltl'
fir bic semrsrenilsr, ndmlia: rs ,rirS mstr 8
eatten, mebr %rs,fauft nno ms6r setrunfsn, ais ~
grlaiIuns al risier gsiste, is 9atsn nitt g.
nist, Irnesrn rclitir selAacet.~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-06-01
Stuei YterDe perlaufen.

Gem ,intsr3eidnet,n Ene sor rnaefibr ,rei goden an f.i,
mem @Obnplas ndAt AM 0iintenEaus, srei Gferre a6baueef
%aefpmmen. Sas cine sappn it eine buntelSrdnne Ipire. 9
Sabre alt. Fat snei weise 6interfaee urb ere ft.ine SfaNe
porn an Ter Sthrne, cine g9ar,e am linfsa Tuas unb lit elm
lei6taebautes Gferr. Sas aneere 1T Elm e~inidbriges Mire=
falen, pom Sunfelaelber Sarbs. BAT cine erpfe pe5e @ldFe
porn AM Sppfe rns Bat Gle Wdbne abssf6nitter. sSrgenb
srr @ieeererlansans ~serielben fabrt. erbalt cine CUTE gslub.
nuns.
grnf 9rasle, la.
%mpbnhaft an tsr mOunbtrase. nd6t ssm 9lintenbaas.
Stunt 1. '65. 4nn 10
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BrQuerei Au perfdufen.

Mtetne bisber inter benz Tdnen Clinton 9rauerei nit tern
beiten Grfol9 betrehene Me rne Saaerbierbrauere in Sifin,
Seneca Co.. Sbio. bfste i'd hermit @eiunebeitsridi 6ten tpes
gen gum 9erfauf an. Oieie 9rauerei ldst, ipas innere @ins
ribtuns betrift. nidts gu pinihen Ibria unb lit namentlih
nit pprtrefliden 8elIern s~erieben. Gauhiebbaber pclen it
.8efdaisft ,pesen ansfunft an mid wsncsn.
s. MiQer,
Siffn, Senera Co., Ohio.
Gpril 20. IS. 3mt 10
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0rQueret ri perfQufen.

Der ltnterssibnete minfbt feline gut sinseriatete grausrsi
III pertaufen. 9ieielbe bat btnrei6enb gutes Wafer. einen
PaoerbierfslIer, Walshaus. unb Gles mas su elmer 8rauerei
nGtbis 1T. Gin idSnes ~gSpbnbaus uno etaluns nebR II
alder sane. meldes tasu eebUrt, 1T slei8faas gu verfanfen.
gaeeen usiterer ausfunft taeuse mar fb an esn @iasntsIs
ntr.
Georse 8empel,
Nfrgn, Summit Co.. OTIS.
Fstr. 10. IS. ant 70