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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04
; CIRoLEvILLE, Feb. 18th, 1866.


The Warm Air Furnace invented and
manufactured by Mr. Peter Martin, Of Gin
cinnati, was put into the Union school
building OF this city in November last, and
thus far it has given entire satisfaction. 1t
surpasses other furnaces in the following
important particulars 1t has, compara-
lively, a greater heating surface; produces
larger volume of heat with a given amount
Of fuel; the condition of the air in respect
to temperatuf moisture and purity, is su-
perior; the admission of cold air, the sup
ply of warm air for the several rooms, and
the fires, are more easily regulated.
To avoid scorching and decomposing the
air, as is done, to some extent by other hot
air furnaces, and to secure to each room an
abundant supply of pure, fresh air, warmed
to apleasant temperature, as well as to pro-
tect the wrought-iron air-hues from
the effects of the fire, it is essential that
the warm air-hues leading to the school
rooms, should be at least twelve
inches in diameter. This will insure the
influx of such large and'rapid current OF
fresh air as to prevent the wrought-iron
hpes from being ngoyerheated, and thus secure
the durability of the furnace, and keep the
warmair in healthful condition. 1t is
deemed proper to State in this connection,
that our Board of Education was induced
to order Mr.. Martins Furnace, because two
other furnaces had been previously used in
our school edifice without satisfactory re-
suits, and because, after a careful examina-
tion of large number Of furnaces and
other modes of warming school houses and
other public edifices, not only in Western,
but also In Eastern cities, Mr.. Martins was
believed to be decidedly the best.
| ~ H. II. BARNET,
Supt. Circleville Union School.
| Address PETER MARTIN,
No. I49 West Fifth ST. Cincinnati, o.
| febl7-tf -.3 f-, y
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Fro,mn Fortresr Z Nfo,unrr,oee.. ~ y !.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 1.-The U. s
steamer Fort Morgan arrived here this
morning from Mobile and Key West. No
NEWS EiUft .JIGHiIH ,iREGIJYfN /
Ex-Governor Henry A. Wise left Nor
folk yesterday for Richmond. q. !1a5 !
IA Brevet Brigadier General A. i. Mann ha:
been assigned to duty In this sub-district
by orders from the President. III j,,,,a 20
The Sanitary Commission have closed
their rooms in this place, there being no
further need of the aid they have hereto
fore fore extended to sick and wounded soldiers
in this Department. Il ,otlq va, I'd ledi |
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The Presidents Health.

New YORK, July IA special to the
Herald from Washington I'd, says: The
health of the President was generally UNI
1erstood to Sbe improving, but inquifies at
the White House, this evening ELECTED the
fact that 1t is now worse than at any for
mer period Of his present Illness. Though
not lin, immediate danger, his continued i'll
ness and present unfavorable symptoms
awaken an anxious solicitude among the
few who are informed of his real condition.
This was further increased by other reports
tonight that Surgeon General Barnes had
been called In toocensuit with DR.. Bur-
roughs, who has thus far been his medical
attendant.
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,TiaNofa aFahla.

The immense and universal demand for
The Fragrant Sozodont, is marvel in the
Annals of Dentistryl 1t exceeds that of
all other dentifrices combined. Neither
acid from the stomach, nor any other cor
responding element generated by indiges-
tion, can effect set of teeth regularly pur-
flied by this Fragrant Vegetable, antiseptic
and preseryative. .. '''. ,.....-. -... -
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}. RaItimore rCatlle market-Jnne aa.

" BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the Scales TO-
day amounted to 200 head, against 1900 head last
week. Of the receipts, so head were left over un-
head by Eastern butchers and the balance purchas-
ed bv Baltimore Butchers at prices ranging from S5 to
75 for to good, and at IS per 100 lbs gross
for prime Cattle; decline Of I49 hSc per ID on all
grades from the grades Of last week. 20
|SHEFP-The demand was fair and the market
firm this week. Sales were made at IS 50g6 25 per
100 lbs gross, as to quality. .-'r
H0GS-The supply was about equal to the demand
and prices steady. Sales Of common to prime live
Hogs at $l2 O09l3 90 per 100 lbs net.
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Special Meeting of the City Council.
The Councilmet last evening-President
Douty in the chair. Eleven members were
present. n, @ az. .'., .. ....i
Mr.. Gilmore moved that committee of
five be appointed to draft preamble and
resolutions inviting Major General Sher-
man to Columbus, and to tender to him the
hospitalities of the city. ..e,, saa, ~.
The committee to whom the invitation Of
A. Wilson, Esq, proprietor of the White
Sulphur Springs, was referred, reported
that they had fixed upon Thursday, the
9Th inst, to make the contemplated visit
the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati
railroad company having rendered to the
Council a special car for themselves and
families. Adopted. A ,l. G'~.tj3
1.-THE committee appointed to draft pream-
BILE and resolutions, INVITING Major-General
W.T.. Sherman to Columbus, and extending
to him the hospitalities of the city, pre-
sented the following preamble and resolu-
tioDs: .;t.rl,
WHEREAS, In the terrible conflict of arms
which has been raging in our country for
the past four years, Ohio has become re-
nowned for the heroic deeds and grand
military achievements of her sons, amongst
the foremost of whom stands Maj General
Sherman; faiid,' whereas, it is understood
that Gen. Sherman is now at his home In
Lancaster, in this State; therefore,
Resolped; That as testimonial OF our ad-
miration for his military genius, and graft
tude for the distinguished services he has
rendered his country, the City Council of
the city of Columbus, hereby tender to Gen.
Sherman the h0spitalities OF the city, and
cordially invite him to visit our city at the
earliest convenient day. n' l@.s.4
Resolced, That 4 committee Of five, con-
sisting OF Mayor Bull, President Douty and
Messrs. Gilmore, Donaldson and Reinhard,
be appointed to carry out the objects OF the
foregoing resolution. 81. ..-.. .,.,...r
| ~ Adjourned. ,t q, . 100 ,a, rru,R .
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CITY ITEMS. IN !. !.
Lost.

Lost. fii1l
Between Fifth and High streets, a pocket
book containing money and notes. Any
person. finding the same and leaving it at
1893 South Fifth street, will be literally re-
warded. Jrl''a an ~, HrloUF july4-tf
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Treatment of Indians in the
| SNorihwest-HEebel Prisoners He
Iensed.

New YORK, July 3.---A special to the
Times from Washington says: General
Pope has arrived here on the orders Of the
] President and General Grant, to- oaconsnlt
concerning the treatment of Indians in his
department. 1t is believed that the Gov
erhment Will prohibit traders from coming
in cOntactow with the Indians; and that the
whole management, including trading, will
be taken in hand by the Government as the
best and probably only means of prevent
ing continual hostilities with the various
tribes Of sava.ges in the Northwest. 80
of the rebel prisoners at Point Lookout
were set at liberty on, Friday last. We
have now no rebel prisoners under the rank
of Colonel, except few hospital cases.
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OIentangy Park Associatio,

Prices OF admission to the Pal k dar' g
the races will be 30 cents for all person D
cept members, and 80 cents extra for car
riages. ...~ .-... %
Persons desiring seats on the stand or ad-
mission to the quarter stretch, can procure
tickets and badge for the same at the Park.
Prices of tickets TO stand, so cents; do.
badge, quarter stretch, $500.
- Tickets Of admission to the Park will be
sold at all the principal hotels in the city.
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as ago adDdnces, ais and aches attend;
Bdcks 5utlded 6roadest 6nrdensomety bend

Bdcks bupded 6roadeSt 6urdenSomeiy bend;
. CHttfa0tycru@ comes consuming care,
''' DedsiH0 detustons, drireIrS, despafr."
Thus, with sllteratiye accuracy, does 0rpheus G.
Kerr tell the sad story of the aches and ails" Of
sdvancing age. But a way has been discovered by
which old age eScapes its penalties and youth may
be made more brilliant. PLANTATION BITrERs-
the t ue Elixir Of Life and Love'-is the wounded
spirits balm. 1t cures Dyspepsia, Headache Dull
ness Vertigo, Gout. Liver Complaint, Ssllowhess,
Feverish Lips, and every symptom Of an unpleasant
or alarming character. Let all who would enjoy life
and its blessings, use PLANTATION BrrTEEs. and
they will retain their freshness. bloom and beauty
FROM YOUTH TO OLD AGE.
'iuIy4-dawlw ' .|..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04
jn4ig11H l4e a.i-,
YJuHfAv .ojO .,9Ip .yTyJsi

qTHE choicest Dental work in this part of
the epuptry is being done atDrs sWortman's
!, Dental Rooms, Nos. 10 and III, up stairs, in
the Opera House, Columbus, Ohio. If
you wish any kind of Dental operations
performed, give him a ycail and judge for
yourselves. july4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04

ALL THE WORLD and the rest OF man
kind, and womankind, too, including the
children and grandchildren, will be at the
great, National Festival on the State Fair
Grounds to-day. Such a combination of
rare sights, spprtiye enjoyment and social
festivity, will probably hot be presented
here again for many years, If In alife-tiRe.
Improve, therefore, the present opportuhi-
ty of enjoying THIS grand celebration of the
Fourth, and giving your mite to the, poor
and destitute orphans at the same tiriie.u
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Peter Martins Hot AirFurnaces.
COLUMBUS, February 18th, 1865.

.tp COLUMBUS, February 10Th, 1865.
To ,otom this may Concern '' 'a,."'. .'.,
Peter Martin, Of Cincinnati, has placed
his PATENT IMPROVED HoT AIR FURNACES
in our High School and District School No.
5. The Furnaces in District No. 8 have
been in use two years; those in the High
School during this winter. So far they
have given entire satisfaction. For eff
cheney in warming, quality of heat, econo-
my of fuel, and promptness of action, they
deserve special commendation. cheer
fully recommend Mr.. Martins Furnaces to
any who may desire an excellent mode OF
heating. ,.rr E. D. KINGSLEY, or
FOR Supt. of Public Schools of Columbus
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PROGRAMME OF THE RAoEs.-The races
pHthe Olentangy Park course. commence
sNatN precisely three o'clock this afternoon
The following is the programme Of this
day: M8
First Rnce-Stqke of $50, half forfeit; $500
ddded 6y tie Association, for colts and fllies
4 3 yedys0 N = " N
y%D.J. Grouse names s. f. -, by Lexihg-
Stoh, dam by Glencoe. Colors Fancy
TrA.Miller names s. T. ---, by Pickaway,
dam by 10 Gale. Colors- Fancy.
u. G. Kelly names ST Sarah X, by Lex
ington, dam by Eclipse.
O'B. Rennick names gr. (. Nellie
Gwypne,, by Imp: Bonnie Scotland, dam
Gray Alice, by Chorrister. Colors-Red
and White. g. .saosioi mo7l ss7i.
".yIioaiifhSscoaa Race Purse $780, :
T.B. Patterson names b. G. Sycamore, A
,2HeSrs 9old, by Imp. Bonnie Scotland, dam
Lady Lancaster. . -ColorsTSky-Blue and
DR.. Nv. Weldon names b.h. Legal Ten,
= Tder,19r years DID,, by Imp. Sovereign, dam
the dam OF Idlewfld.. C0lOrs- Red and
J. Oh Renninick names g.. b, Ringmastet,
4 years old, by Ringold, dam Minnie Mans
y 1Sid.l CoI6fs1 Red and White. I6Ja0U
II. Chappell6 b. h. ROok Maranda,
8 years old by, Lexington, dam Olio, by
oliver. Colors-Blue and all Blue. =
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Stanton and Seward to Retire from
ID nfi % Y NI1lt the CnhInet. ni ,lFr.A

NEW IYoRK, July 3--The Sunday Mer-
curry publishes dispatch that Secretary
Stanton, will leayethes Cabinet on the 10th,
and mentions Preston King as his probable
successor, which will make 1t necessary for
long since notified President johnson Of
his wish to be relieved of his official cares
andrduties at the earliest day consistent
with the demandso of the public service.
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CnnifnI CIfY Rusincss Coilege.

The most practical institution Of the kind
in the country. Expense Of course one
fourth less than Cincinnati and Pittsbufg
Colleges. Send for circular and letter.
Address BUSH & MARSHALL,
may29-dtf Columbus, Ohio.
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,OpccH.e, R.mELL,

= On Town street, between High and Third,
aiPpcket book, containing seven dollars,
belonging to an elderly lady who is moi
able to beaFthe loss. Any person finding
the samesndieaying tat thisOfices Mill
.confer favor on the old lady. .nnr.Y 4
june29-dtf ...,.,,, .,,s
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SuMsrsR RAcEs-The Summer Meeting
at the Olentangy Park commences to-day.
Exciting sport2Ns anticipated, and will no
doubt take place Some of the most prom
inent stables In the country are on hand.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04

Gov. BRouen.-A telegram from Cleve-
land, received yesterday by lAdjutant Gen
eral Cowan from Surgeon General Bar, an
nounced that Gov. Brough was better, but
still IA critical eohditiofi. S|9|f/'ff
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MTprHEI7 CITY :

Coz. GEoneE W. HceE, OF, the 1880 o. V.
L., has been made a Brevet Brigadier Gen
eral.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-04

The 106TH OHIo.-This regiment known
as the 4th Gavnan, Col. Gustav Tafel, ar
rived In Cincinnati early SFnday morning,
to be mustered out.
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SODA and Lemonade, cool and refreshing,
and fruit fresh and delicious, at Thomp-
sons Frait Stand, In the Hall of the Post
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june2S1 1wd.
. Lives there man with soul so dead,
That meyer To himself hath saidU

DHl HUFOI
That DR.. ID. H. Seelye's Catarrh Remedy is
the NE PLUS ULTRA of all Medicines,
always effecting permanent cure, as thou
sands upon thousands are constantly testi-
Tying? ,..-.. .a,.. june2S-dlw
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A SPLENDID lot of Red, White and Blue
FIREWORKS and FLAGS for sale at
... CA. WAGNER's,
No. % East State Street.
iune2S-1Wd. r.r..
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ARaRaIvvAL ARaRaIvvAIL or TRoors:AA detachment Of
the sd o. VT, consisting Of 2e men, whose
terms Of service expire before Oct. LIST, ar
rived at Tod Barracks yesterday for mus
tey ont and payment, ,YiyJfG B00tH
In the evening the 102d O.V. l. number
ing 493 men, arrived at the Barracks for
payment and discharge. -
1t was Company L, Of the lst Ohio Light
Artillery, and not of the list Battery, as we
were informed, that arrived at the Barracks
on Saturday. Itconsisted Of ss men. The
men were not paid off and discharged yes
terday morning. but were s4recting to be
last evening. .,,a
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Toledo Market -JuIy3.

.WHEAT-Less active. Sales at 81 gOX for amber
Michigan; $i 20 for rcd Wpbssh;a 2 CTsTAJ
CORN-Sales &C 56c for mixed -
OATS-Sales at 49c,
e REGELPTSPAsT wEEK--w Wheat l7s.ooO bush;
Oats 49, 900: Corn 81 900. 'ffTfE
:, ,SHIpMENTS-sOe.OO .OOo bush wheat; 5000 bush
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PHiGDEIpHAI IJdly SA-,Jsy Cooke, U. s.
Subscription Agent, reports subscriptions
to the 7-3O loan to-day at 50 1861, 900.
,tTpI NaE - NllaN n
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strolling about the streets In male attire.
wasfned $5 and costs. Committed. . <,
Richard Rowe, for vagraecy, being e
individual who, according to Jessie Green's
story, furnished her with boys clothing
and brought her to the city, was fined 50
and costs. Committed. ft t3
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Fresh, Salmon.

If you wish to see FRESH SALMON, call a
,WIyY WAGNER,S DINING HALF
.br'gai .'dqubos.s No. % East State street,
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WEEKLY REVIEW OF COLUMBUS MARKET.
STATESMAN OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING. July a.
RETAIL MARKET. a.

TUESDAY EVENING. July a.
,,rr RETAIL MARKET. h.
Wheat, Red d........l / 4etTimothy Seed bush IS 90
r4" n White.......l sol Maple Sugar. ~ 2Oc
Oats per bushel. .45c Molasses per gal$l 20@l 90
Corn per bushel 5Oc Syrup per gal ~ 6091 so
Butter per .25c lea per b..,. % 20g2 so
LaEdPer ;SS sGs Rio Rc Coffee per b..4o
Dried Apples....... % 30 eper b'..... 1880
Dried Peaches. $40 5OBrooms per dozS4 so e5 so
White Beans. So. 80 Hay per TOM. - Sl3 90
Potstoes 81 OO Soap, box. per b .12,l@l3c
Salt In sacks.. Soc Flohr per bl ..,SI7 so
SGtper Dbl ,........$3 0g ~ white" 0 90
Beef per ewt .......S9 09 Rye ...s. go. I&7 90
Shoulders lb... eoc Candles, tallow -. -. $50
SafrPork per cwt. $l3 90 Candies, opal. 300
Wood per Cord, q Oo@4 5glCheese. per B.....: 200
Maokerl No,lHbl A$llI hisky per gal. % so
Il ]. u bbl.$5 rs Rasins, MR.. bx :. .&575
IS" j. kits. 3 90 layers .....! % 25
White Fish x Dbl. 90 so Sultan b go
God Elsh per bnew. .l2kc Figs per .......... 400
Herring per bbl $l2 90 Prunes per B...... $50
Eggs per doz. 2Oc o0l Twine.,.... 20926c
Corn Meal per bus. .$l los. g. Hams per b.. $50
Dried Beef ......... s25c Plain HAMS. 200
NO. Sugar per lecl Dried Pears. ,..s, .25c
Buckwheat Flour per lb.6cRsg ......... so
gSH 's Maple Syrup. -. J. % 90
Y WHOLESALE MARKET. ~
IFLoUR- Sales at se7s for red, and ss 50 fer
'WHEAT-Reds1 Il 40 White 81 so.
C0BN-Sales at SOC. A -iF-,y ~Trs
0Ars-Sales at 400. TUg| s 'FI
RYE-Sales at 80c, nominal. .-t-. = e.
HAY-Sales at $S O0Sl0 90.
g SKLr-Rulesat g. 90 per bbk h-'1A - ~
FIsHvWhsits ESls a. At s1s SOSa' eoper bbl
FLAX SEEp.Sales at 81 e5 per bush. - VI,
TIMOTHY SEED-Nominal. 70n'VE ~ 70 h1h
BUoKwHEAT FLoUR-Nominal.
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soLpIERs, HoME-From the report of
T. E. Botsford, Superintendent of the Soil
diers' Home at this point for the month OF
June, we take the following data: ,,rgs,
1.-The number OF soldiers relieved belonged
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SIGNoR BLlfz 1.-The Atheneum was filled
with ladies and gentlemen last evening
who witnessed the novel ard curious per-
formances of Signor Blitz with much inter
est and qualification. The feats Of his
learned Canary Birds were especially great
ly admired. The distribution Of presents
at the close was by DO means the least in
teresting part Of the performance.
This, afternoon at, ~ o'clock the Signor
gives q Grand Matinee, and this evening
another entertainment. AT the close Of
each,,s valuable gifts Will be distributed
among the spectators. .', .,.., 20.
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OPERA HoUsE,=5=A very fair audience last
night testified by frequent applause, their
appreciation of the rendering of the "Pearl
Of Savoy. 1t is sarbeautifnl play, and the
characters were generally faithfully por-
trayed. Miss Mason's singing was greatly
admired. ,,7i of r,a, ,r.. .m,1 vii
Tonight the famous stsry of the '.Forty
Thieves" dramatized from the Arabian
Nights Entertainments, will be produced.
Miss Mason viii appear as Majiana with
tamborine dance, and Mr.. Smith as Mus
taphs with song. It is charming play Of
fairy land, and the cast and scenery will
giYe,it full effect. The entertainment will
conclude with the laughable farce of the
'Toodles"-Mr.Smith personating Timothy
Toodles. lH9. 80 Ls"t
Tomorrow wednesday, evening, the
performance will commence at 81 o'clock
The great play of the season-the "Pearl
OF SSvoy"--will be produced for the last
time. 1t is seldom that so beautiful q play
IA nut upon the stage.
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Tho Invitation 10 Gen. Sherman by
the s'Loyal People" TO Visit Colum-
bus on the 4th of July, ana his Re-
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Stunerifansftbe SSabri6ten.

-
~. 81. (Sabresfeicr Der pplniiden &epollttcr.)
@,tferi Ibenb perlammelten itd pclnilde Gtnppp@
rer Don Seem gorf i'll go. 1873 Gilttrreet, nm u
benj SabreStag Der tollltld9et Genoldtlpn pUn loou
,,r fei,rn. SdS 9pfal mar NIT SllceSta99el
Iutb poluilde1 Natioralfabren 9elhnllldt. 2ie
TilbniSIe SpSciuSfcS NIB YulaSftS I6tnitdien Die
gSGr1be. Srauer>Gmblerle parert al Den pplnl.
Shen Iabuet duoebra6t. S6cu ill SABRE lI94
eerbob fi6 Splen 9e9en bic .3wiltaberrlGalt oer
mSdbte. bic eS aetbeilt bdtte1. SoSctlett 1arAPlie
belbermiitbi9 an Der Spibe Der Patrlotei' 'pet
8ufIaub. SeIerreid uub @renben ldr1ttel1 5ir
britterI Sbeilund BON Yplen. Ole Poleh etpppei'
Sih. ais ytapolecn eS erpbert bate NM luipUenn
I'D, Dem SaiIer all, pem YontatptpStt ell 9O,ooo
W{an1 fairies Seer 5nfiibrte, paS all pel %llfsSea
gapplepnS Tbeil nabrI III per 0oTnun9, pup g.
eirrsa Sooe8 be unabbdn9igteit Der 9tatlc1 Wlepet
E.r5tsIIcm merbe. Die Yoleu bielte1 allf 1lC9
rnnh Benz nloliifliden 6elbSu9 bon 1872 pei 9ea@
nnIrcn ans. bis enblid ltad Der Sdlad9t be! Yep
w. NSnu;otpmSfi bel benz uebergdr9 llber pie vi
Sts % rerruoliidte, l1b bic prlnilde Arlllee lld dll1<
late @eit iener 3eit lift eS III Yplert nterl1lal Slif
S,encIuticn oefprntnen. Die itl Sobr 1880 mar
bic bepeutrn96pc1fe. Die Bolen tdnnptten la19e
erfoIoreid, oeaell bic ruiIil6e ueter1nadt. Anl 70.
| 0{oi 1881 aber mllrbe Der pplnllGe @elerell1tmiiS
Gfr;puedt bon Dem rul1iiden Selbn1ar16al O'e@
bitIb bel Sltrrlcllta 9elWla9tn unp rpn y" W.
menbete iih ba8 SdifIal YolenS oell tti'ter9an9e
III. rno AMI 8. september 1881 mnBte itd1 Sar>
HIdalt all 9aSfepitid ergebel1. =.
SIM Sabr 1876 brad III prsrlfii4 4SolslI EN- ~
aufltonb aus. 9erielte iprroe ealO m, l,teTpfn "a,
@rpsberspstbum YOien. Die lette SfsSOIntlDl'
e~rciaitete fi6 I'M Sabr 1868, Die erfol9loS blleb,
mie ele porberae9angeusn Sdiperbebun9er.
SIS befinoen iid III 9lelp 9ort etipo 400 eIll9It'
pclriSde 9tepplutipndre, Die ii6 als etret polltle
i6en Gerein III f~Orniret mnp nit her p%olnilder
grosaaanOa in YariS ii6 III @erbiuonng 81! ietsr
a%.oenfell. Or. MarcintOmSti 9ielt cine Anlpr'd,
an Bic ~periamrmelte 4!elen uno t9roerts tie AMI, IN
barren Bis bic MaGt bes GplolieS 9ebrpden leir
nno ii6 in eine panllapii4e Linton, sleid BEN
8unb Ser Ser. 9tuutsl bon 9meItfa. perIpallpsi
6ab.n per6s. Sierauf bielteu Die Serren Sapodi
al1licppSfi un0 8linprw 0leoell. Der PrlnIl9
J{atipnalaeIang u8aSe cos YplSfe pnSet tai pllp9l
tate" purpe Galseltirnmt rnp bic Serlan1lllun'
n~prtoate fid). d.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-04
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