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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
EDUCATIONAL, 3,
Evansville ,ybod
COLLEGIATE SCHOOL

q -
FTIHE EXAMINATION OF THE soHoLhR RS
1 of this institution will take place Friday,
the 25th of November, from to II Q. m. and 2 to
p. m. The presence of the parents and friends
during the exarzination will be very desirable.
CoMMKNCEMEET OF THE SECOND TERM,
MONDAY, THE 25th OF HoVEMBER, AT
+ 0'CLOCkEA. NJ nwE 2 zE $50
Applications for the reception Of new scholars
should be made iefore thes2etinof November
Terms S25 per quarter, payable in advance.
branches Of Instruction. --..--
ENGLISH AND GERMAN WRITING AND
READING; SPELLING; ;TEANsLATIoNs from
English into German, abd vice-Yersa; COMPOST
TIONs in both languegssa GRAMMAR in both
languages, ARITHMETIC, ALGEBRA, MATH-
EMATICS, HISTORY OF the UNI. ED STATES,
HISTORY OF THE WORLD, NATURAL HIS
TORY, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY GEOGRA-
PLY, PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY, MIEERoL-
OGY, CHEMISTRY, FRERU and DRAWING,
PERSPECTIVE RRAwINGss sURyEYING.
FRENCH, LATIN, GREEK, AND BOOK
KEEPING.
Every scholar is entitled to al the above men,
toned studies, oc0rdfpg to his own choice, with
cut any extra charge. All branches of studies
taught in the ERgIish Language-the German
We have also made arrangsmeuts to accept
scholars under ten years OF age. for Preparatory
Department to our Collie late School.
Terms lOr Dog5 OF this department., Sl0 Per
quarter, payable in advance.
= TIIuE WffDCfW; sINEHoLD,
ED. RUNTEN.
=
To Iarenis and friends of Education do an
nouDce hat have associated myself with Mr.. E.
Runten, gentleman from the state of New York,
who has been born and brought up in that State,
and received bis fist educstion in one Of the beet
schools there. when II years of age he left this
country fer Francs, to enter the Po1yteShnicum
Of Paris. Having spent there whole year in
learning the Frehch language, ami studying all
such branches that could enable him to enter the
Poiytechnical Aca1eny Of Stuttgart, of wurtsm-
berg, of Germany, he left Paris and was accepted
at 5tuttgart as q student of said Academy. In.
this &c ademy, renowned for its thoroughness
through the whole land cf Gsrmary Mr.. Runten
remtinfd three years, preparing himself for the
position of a teacher Of Technical Sciences. Mr..
Bunten speaks he EbgsisIf, French and German
languages With great f1eity, Is per- or Maths-
matician, aud highly accomplished to instruct In
Perspective as well as FTeeaand DrawiHg; he Is
we'll able TO teach Book Keesping and Surveying,
and tho scholars of the First Department shall,
with the approaching spring, have TO go out with
their teacher to the neighbedng hills, valleys and
fields, to learn, practically Row to survey. Pc
] boldly state that there Is no school in this
city which off.r such advantages to the you n
the Evansville Collegiate school, and look,
therefore, forward with bope and conf fence, that
IT, property of this School will be in proper
tion TO this skill and ecrt put forth n its behalf
mis- 7F fis SD w. SINHHOLD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

q APPLEs.--There is full average crop
of apples this year, in all sections of the
country except New England, and yet
the price is up to unprecedented figures.
The Rockport Union says:
Western New York never produced a
better crop. Northern Ohio is making
heavier exports than ever before. 1t 10
ascertained that already more than
four hundred thousand barrels have been
shipped from Michigan TO the East and
South. Reports from Kansas represent
an unprecedented. crop of apples. II
appears, however, that while the farmer
gets one dollar, or one dollar and twenty
Eve cents per bushel, the consumer pays
three to four dollars. This is in keep
ing with the great fraud being perpetrat-
ed throughout the country, by merchants
and middle.men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

B6F- John McDevitt, of Indianapolis
who made the best averages and game on
record in his great billiard match with
Goldthwaithe, in Cincinnati, in May last,
played a match game with Cyrille Dion,
of Montreal, at New York, ON Thursday
last, for a stake of $3.50. McDevitt
gave the odds of $50, in score of ], )
500. McDevitt won by $50 points, wip-
= ing out the odds and going ahead before
Dion had made 800 points. Cyrille Dion
is the youngest of the two brothers, ma
tives of Montreal, and is champion oi
all Canada.
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rhs northern Pa.fno Railroad.

BosroN, Nov. IA large and inAu-
ential meeting was held at noon to day,
in the Merchants Exchange, in favor OF
the immediate construction of North
ern Pacific railroad. His Honor, Mayor
Lincoln, presided. Powerful speeches
were made by Ex-Governor Curry, OF
Oregon, and Ex-Governor Fuller, OF
Utah.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

PrecautiOn Against FenIan Raids.
TORONTO, G. W., Nov. 13.-It has been
decided to place force of volunteers
in active service to check Fenian raids
Two battalions have received orders to
hold themselves in readiness for duty.
The guard at the volunteer armory has
been doubled.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

Messrs. Coggshall & Co. have sold the
Ohio State Journal to Messrs. Comfy,
Robey a. Smith, of Columbus. The
Journal was q live paper under the
former management, and will be no less
effective under the management of its
new proprietors, who are said to be
gentlemen of considerable experience
in journalism.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
MARRIED..

MILLER-IEGRAM-0n tho 18th inst, by
Rev. Aaron Turner, at the residence of Mr.. G.
Hornbrock, MIR. OHAs. d. MILLER to Miss sAI1N-
DA INGRAM. all of Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
indiana L.erisIatnre

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 13.-The extra
session of the Indiana Legislature con.
vened to-day. The House was organ
lied the same as last session, John U
Petit Speaker. The Senate has not
elected subordinate officers. The Gov.
ernor's message will be delivered to
morrow morning.
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TO-DAY's ADVERTISEMENTS.

L. A. GoDEY-Nagazines and Books.
LEAvITr BELOHER-Law Card.
BLYTHE HYNEs-Cow Lost.
CHAS. RCEoK-Piano for Sale.
J. A. REITZ-Storthouse for Reut.
CHARLES BEOKER-Firs Limits.
II. j. D0BELL--New Books.
TREES a PLANTS-SprIng gHeld, o., Nursery
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

GROCERIES.
D. WEAVER & CO.,
Dealers in Groceries G. Provisions

HAVE PURCHASED THE STOCK OF M.
IL We'll, on the corner of Second and Locust
streets-Nos. SO and 35-and have received III adj
dition to the same general supply of Goods in
their line. They will endeavor to keep on hands
a general assortment of Staple and Fancy Grocer
les, Wooden and Willow Ware, and hope by
close attention to business to merit a share OF
the patronage Of the citizens Of Evansville. They
respectfully solicit the same. oct25 I'm.
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HOME INTERESTS.

To PHYsrcrANs.-If you wish to purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at small ad-
vance on Eastern prices, go and examine EKLLEn
Awnr-R's stock whore yoH VII fnd every arti-
sss that IS Besdad BY the prslisss, aud az pricss
eiiich eAnnof al &c give satisfaction. Thoir
Store ia Al No. 81 Mplu street. mnyfs&wu
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pg- The Mobile Tribune thus speak,

D6- The Mobile Tribune thus speaks
of the Confederate securities:
We are quite certain that not one
dollar of Confederate bonds or treasury
notes, or cotton owned by the Confeder-
acy, viii be of the least service to any
man that lays claim to it. We should
as soon expect next month lot of me-
groes. at auction. Any one who nurses
q delnsion in regard to the matter, had
better discard it at once. He can find
repose in not hoping for any profit from
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
DIED.

HoWELL-on Sunday night, November 18th,
JAMES MARSHALL HOWELL. infant son of w.
Alex. and Olive Howell.
The remains will be taken to shawneetown to-
day for In tarmant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14

PIED.-The Louisville Democrat pied
the I'd page on Saturday morning, and
had to use its 4th page inside. These
things will occasionally happen.
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River and weather.

PITTsBURG, Nov. 13-Noon.-River
4 feet 2 inches by the pier mark and
falling.
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TRIBES &c PLANTS

DERs0Ns WHO SUBSCRIBED FOR TREES
and Plants from the Cooper Nursery, OF
Springfield, Ohio, will find them ready for de-
livery to-day, short distance east Of the Depot.
Nov. l4th, 1865. It
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
TAXES.
Tax Notice for 1865.


Tax Notice for 1865.
tFNHE TAX PAYERS OF WANDER BURGH
4 County are hereby notified that the Tax Du-
plfcate for 1865, containing a list of taxes for
state, County, and other purposes, has been re-
ceived by me from the Auditor of said county,
and that can be found at my office, ID the Court
House, for the purpose Of receiving the revenue.
The taxes for the year 1865 are as follows:
A-For the whole of vanderburgA oounty-e
l. For State Tax, 25c and 75c poll.
2. For School Purposes, 10c and SOC poll.
5. For Sinking. Fund, 1Oc.
4. For Soldiers Relief Fund, 30c and 81 90 poll
5. For Township Libraries, 1c.
8. For County Purposes, S5c and S1.50 poll.
7. Interest on Z. Il Bonds, &c.
On each 500 valuation, total Sl.72 and S. rs poll
B-For the several Townships
TOWNSHIP No. l.
City Of Evansville, inside Corporation Line:
A. Tax as aboye...........Sl.72 .72 and So. rs poll.
ID. Township Purposes....-.. &c
C. Special School Purposes 15c
On each 500 valuation, total lss, and ss 75 poll
Pigeon Township, inside Corporation Line:
A. Tax as aboye-............Sl.72an u and s. 10 poll
B. Township Purposes....... &c
F. o. Road Purposes............... lee
D. Special School Purposes So
On each 500 valuation, total sIs4, and 1915 poll
TOWNSHIP No. 2-(KNIsHr):
A. Tax as 72 and 49, POLL
o. Road PurPoses............... l0c
b. Township Purposes........ &c
D. Special School Purposes 90
On each 500 valuation, total 81 90, and rs poll
TOWNSHIP No. s-(scorT):
A. Tax as ~ and So rs poll.
B. Special School Purposes 12c % zoe 81
G. Road Purposes &c
On each 500 valuation, total sl9O, and Ss95 poll
TOWNSHIP No. 4-(ARMsrRoxG):
A. Tax as above 72 and So rs Doll.
d. Township PurpBses~..... &c n =
O. Road Purposes............... lOc
D. Special school Purposes l6o
On each 800 valuation, total 81 co. and poll
TowssHIP No. -PERRr):
A. Tax above......-. ......S1 72 and SS75 poll.
B. Township Purposss...... &c
3. g. Special sSsd FqsROsoi saSooi Purposes Csc &c
On each 800 valuation, total s2l4, and ss75 poll
TOWNSHIP No. 6-(UEIoS);
a. Tax aboye...............s172and 72 and ss.75 POLL
B. Township Purposes........ &c
| c. Road Purp oses.. 10c
D. Special School Purposes 10c
On each 500 valuation total 81 a. and ss rs poll
TowEsHrP No. 7-(0EsrRE):
A. Tax as above. and Ss.75 POLL
| D. township PurpoBee........ &c
| @. Road Purposes......--...... 10c
D. Special School Purposes loo
On each s1oo valuations total ST. 95, and Ss rs poll
1
/ TOWNSHIP No. s-(GERMAE): a
/ A. Tax as above.-....,... 81 72 and S3 rs DOLL
D. fownship Purposes ....... So
| C. Road PurPoses............. 10c
| d. Special School Purposes 1Oc
On each 500 valuation, total $500, and Ss.75 pol
oso.stw JOHN RHEINLANpER, Two.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
NEW BOOKS.
NOTICE.
FTRE LTMTTS

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 WILL
lN apply TO the City Council for permission to
erect frame Blacksmith Shop on the corner Of
Walnut and Fourth streets, IN lot 1876, Old Plan
of the city Of Evansville within the FIRE limits
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-14
MAGAZINES, BOOKS, &c.
CHRISTMAS NUMBER OF
GOD2Y'S LADY'S BOOK

-Four ohrIstmas Stories. Very Superior Num-
Der. Extra Embellishments and extra everything
The Christmas Tree, line engraving.
Title Page, consisting Of five iableaux, equal to
five pictures. .-----.---Tlss.----
Double Extension Fashion plate, colored. con-
tains ave figures.
A Winter Scene, q specimen Of the art Of print.
ing In tints.
Out in the Cold, most seasonabIs picture.
A Rote Dress; the Mozart Warp; the Polonaise
Paletot; the Richelieu sack; the Raphael Pals
tot; the Pauline Jacket, front aud back view |;
Crochet Paletot, front and back view.
Ten Embroidery Patterns; Infants Crochet
BIB, with sleeves; Cloak Trimmings, the newest
designs; Skating Bag, two illustrations of il !;
Undersleeves in Crochet; Ornamental CoFks for
bottles; Gentlemen's Shirt Front; Bonnets,
Head Dresses, Sleeves, Borders 10 Turkish EN-
broidery, and various others which we have not
space to enHmerate.
Marion Harland, Miss Mar W. Janvrin, Miss
g. Annie Frost and otherss contribute to this
y 10 Ha RIzPAH's IDOLS.
This is the title of the new novel, by Marion
Harlsnd, which will be commenced in the Janu-
cry number. Alone, this il wsrta the whole years
subscription.
Miss Leslie's story of Mrs Washington Potts,
will also be published in this mum ber
CHRISTMAS RECEIPTS.
can be wanted fer the festive gatherings of the
ment for the win ter evenings.
We havo no hesitation in asserting that this
number Of the Lady's Book cannot be equalled
in Enr0ra ar ma
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MUSIC.

New Music! New Music!
FBVHE FLowERs THAT BLOOM IN BEAUTY.
j. Words by VIOLETTE WOODS. Music by
FRO fCH. MATTHIAS. Price SO senfs by mail
fhi fis new and pnetty Ballad, Id viii be-
co me very popu ar, being one Of Pro Mathias's
- taforts. For sale
seT26 WARREN c0HfhGTOh'
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homeopathic.
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic SPECIFICS


HAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
II experience, an entire tuccees: Simple
Prompt-EGicent and Reliable. They are the
oHly medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,
so simple that mistakes cannot be made in using
them SO harmless as to be free from danger, and
efficient to Re always reliable. They have
raised the highest eommcndAtion from all, and
Cures Cents.
No. /" Fevers, Congestion, Infiammations "a
No. 3" Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie rs
No. Z" Crying Choltc, or ieething of in =
fants-. -
No. " DiarrhOea OF children or adults. 25
No. Dysenferry, Gripping, Colic..:...... rs
No. 8 Cholera Morbus, Naseau, Vom.
itiDg......... ............ 70
No. G0nglHs, Colds, Bronchitis. Is
No. s." heursIRias 1oothache, Faceache... 25
No. o" Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo 25
No. 10 Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach h........ 25
Ne. III as SWpprpased or Painful Periods...... Is
No. Il 1" whites, too profuse Periods s.-...... 25
No 10 Group. Cough, difficult breathing, 25
No. 10 &c heum atfsm, Rheumatic Pains rs
No. 16 Fever and Ague, Chill Fever,
Agues ;-...;.. -'-.;: ..'.'.-.-.-'-'-''- 2V
No. IL " Piles, bl nd or bleeding. 80
No. 20 " Whoop.ng Cough, aud violent
coughs o0
No. 10 :" c atArrh, acute or chronic, Influenza 80
No. Is Opthalmy and sore or weak eyes 90
No. 2l g Asthma, oppressed Breathing....-.-.. so
No Y e Jar Dischars es. impaired Hear
ing-.-...--......... -....-.-.. %
No. % ScrOfula, Enlarged Glands, Swell
ng5....................-.....- OU
No. "a " General Debility, and Physical
-. Weakness.-................... 6O
Nc. 25 :" DrOpsy asd scanty secretions. so
No. 26," Sea Sic kmes ,sickness from riding 80
No. q q Kidney Disease, Gravel........... so
No. % AervSus Debility, seminnl Ennis
sions, Involuntary Discharg, s... leo
No. 20 Sore Month, CONFERENCE.-THE. =. 30
No. 80 " Urinary IncOnttnence, Wet
ting 90
No 81 i" Painful Periods, even with
spasms -.......-........-...---.... so
No ~ Stferings, change of life............ 100
No. 30 EptleP4ey, Spasms, and st. Wits
No. 81 DtPtheria, liberated Sore Throat so
FAuILYhCAsES.
35 vas, morocco case, and book SO OO
20 large vasls, in morocco, end book........ Co
20 d. plan case, aud book............ 8 co
10 box Jos. to 15)fand book ....-.....---.. 90
-sTERIS sRY SPECIFICS.
Mahh my cases, 10 co
SinglCTisls with directions. ns.........s....... 0O
ntS- These Renaedes, by the cass or single box,
are sent TO any part of the country, by mail or
express, free of charge, on receipt Of the price.
Address H}
HUMPHBF Y'S SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Office and Depot, No. 5G2 Broadway, New, York.
De. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his office,
personally by letter, above, for all forms of
FELRIs, SPARKS CO.,
s2s Wholetals Agents, Evansville, Ind.
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TEnmS OF
Godey's Lady's Book for 1853,

Godey's Lady's Book for 1858,
From which there can be no Deviation.
One copy, one 90
Two copies, one year e. so
Three copies, one 80
-Four copies, year 90
Five copies ons year, and an extra copy to the
person sending the club, making six......14 90
Eight copies one year, and extra copy to
the person sending the club, making nine
copies 90
Eleven copies one year, and extra copy 10
the person sending the club, making
tWelVe copies 90
=. Godey's Lady's Book and Arthur's Home Mag
azine will be sent, each one year, on receipt Of
"a 80.
= Address LA GODEY
NJ. = corner Sixth and Chestnut Streets,
..s.... .al 54s M Philadelphia,
Evansville. Malt
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On each 500 valuation, total $500, and Ss.75 pol
Oso,stv JOHN RHEINLANpER, Two.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12

Cine lcnbsrbare Mffaire. Inter bieler
@uii4rift terihtst Der u8rcof(pn, 81. .. eagle" wis
fclst: GeItern Mrrsea r,rss nad rnicrer Sffce
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bersin, I'm Der 1erDhemtlihuns Der Mnssise Ginbalt
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tag Nadniittas nah Der Yrestptsrianers&irh gfe
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in Der @aaeris. Sa Der Gsi1liHs %psrrsiisnt nubtc,
I'M Der Spnree fsi;uWcbucn, -lruroe am Nahmits
tag fem @cttssoisnit atasbaltsn, unb Der Sitter,
,rcl6er 8laut!s, bas bic 6emsinos lh s%ntfsrnt ba,
Re, lhlcB bic Stride III, 10 Dap eas junse Wtaedsn
ia gan; aacin IN Benz @stiuee sinssitlrisn ianb.
sic reri uHte binanss u9slanSsn, alsin bic Sbiren
triecrtaneen loren 9emii6unsen, le a,fiutredsn,
nno ba fe bic Seniter niht Su srreihen rermOdte, 70
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MAIDEN. co Mieb fe in Der STRIDE einssiperrt ts
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ten 3uitanb tefanD, oa ss 20 Stunhsn lang in
%sinlawer GAIT nnS ta1snb jusetraat bate.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12

Cine neus grfinbuns. - Sas Gnblen1l
irislt tsfanntlih felt ssraumsr Belt cine nidtise
NrQs paran fat absr ipcbl ned Nismano sshatt,
pab sS aud eur StiefslriAie rerlrsnbst niro. SicIe
10 sutsrsitsts gSitis iol ~irfssnSs @crt6sile bslissn :
y Grtdlt pas 9ecer ,rsih, fetrabrt ss rrr 8rss
den, madt ss waisrri6t uno gilt ibu cine lanss
Sauutaftisfsit.
D Slit Dem Stisfel chsr Shub cine lhEns slin=
;ero ihrarje Sarte, Die niht atfdrtt.
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trasm auf eas Ssper ittrar5 tpirO, 10 1T bas sSid.
len Der SAuts unp stiefsl Elm pisl a~nssnebmsrss
unb ~fiirseres, ineem man ih niat ihmusis maht
ano MIR cine Birite brarht.
A. ST cs %tsesutsnb tiGissr, ha cine glaiAe 8r91>
0lia,rirse ldnaer bGlt, ala Gin 9funo Der serStn'
li4sn shrdr;e.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12

9a5arolpielsrinnen in Nep Dcrf. Sr
Der 5. Npsnus, IA. unb %. Ctr. iino bG,fs 9sar=
tbtsn bon Sansn, BON benen bas aneere @sihleh,
irens ausssihlchsn 1T, ,pslds bis Sasesantrud
um bc9e Giniase ipislen, rnb es seitiebt niht islz
ten, bab, Wenn iere BSrisn selesrt inb, ie ibrs
SalSs uno lrmbdncer, n6re, &C. einlesen. Giutse
bieisr Sptslerinnen ~rsrlicrsn tsneutenb, umb bic
rer5mcifsltm Miittsl, ju bsnsn lie srsifsn inii1sn,
nm i9rs @erlmite gu ~psrttrsen unb gu sriesen, milf
fen entiesli4 osmcraliRrsno isin. Gin junses
Wsie, bic ScAter eines Der reihitsn 9arssr, wurps
mir in, Yarf ais cine nOtoriihs Srislerin BON cine,
ibres sisenen @eihls@ts tsSeidnst, ipslhs mid In
&enntnib ieste, baB ie i'm Sali in Saratcsa tsis
nate $780, 600 %rsrlCrsn Bate unb ibrsm @ate
slauten madte, DAP ie ras @elo fit aleirer uni
rcblt9ati9s 3rsds ausss9etsn BABE.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12

Sic % ci,snz@rnte in Minneicta wirs pias
lc5 Sabr an 9 Miliuneu Bulhsl trassn, sinrn
Suraidnittssrtras ron "a 8ultsl per Idsr. Serr
Srdssr, Elm esutldsr Tarner bsi@rttaseSrcre, bat
%rabrlasinlih bic rsihfe Grnste i'm Staat. Sr be-
fcn,mt "a, 900 9uial &aeiSsn rcn 6OOIdsr, al,r
40 9uihsl per Mfsr. @r bat cine eissns SamrT'
Srslamaidins I'M Sang, isin Gstrsies a%usjupres
Iden, ucpcn er tersits Dor msbrcrem Wtcnattn afs
prreirt fat, 10000 9uias1 5u sl.OO Sas SuiAs1
mad Saiiinss su l~isfern.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-10-12
0incinnatier Warftberibt.
G%ineinnati, ben 10. s

cincinnati. ben TO-. Oft. 1865.
. WebI- Superfeines ~anaetcten III IS. 90, pbne SGufer
8amilisnmebl 50 75-$tt co., Marft rubi1
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So Gents, fir Srltsnfprn
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MplaFes 81 i Isl rs.
Gutter. -45-.AS Sts fir bette Central Sbip.
&Gie. 19-i9R @ts.
Gier. 80 80 @ts. .
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