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The weekly union record., 1865-01-21
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IsDIAN NETTING meeting of the citlze7's Oh
Oruyine and vicinity was held on Sunday evening
a, the Congregational church, for the purpose oi
listening TO an appeal in behalf Of the indians o.
the Pacific coast by Father Beeson, and for the
purpose Of adopting some expression OF their views
in regard to what steps were necessary % he taken
to ameliorate their condition. After listening 70
an earnest appeal by Father Beesoa, in their behalf
in which he set forth their susceptibility Of in
provement and expressed the evils Of the present
system Of the Government in its provision for the
Indians; a memorial was read and adopted a. eX-
pressiye Of the sense Of the meeting. 1t was also
voted, that, a the time vas short. tie President
and Secretary should sign the memorial on behalf
of the meeting and forward tle same to OR repre-
sentatiyes at Washington, Immediately. The plin-
cipal features ol the memorial were: First, aIi-
pointment of commissioners by the President Of tue
United States to meet in council the representa-
tives of so many tribes as conveniently be as
sembled at some convenient point to ascertain the
wants of the Indians. Second. That delegates from
benevolent or phiIaathropic societies be permitted
to take part in said councils. Third That a suia-
BILE domain or domains be aside for the exclusive
use Of the Indians, and that they be invited to set
lie therein with view to their Improvement and
civilization; and Fourth, That families OF christian
and benevolent persons be appointed, in place Of
soldiers, to take charge of said communities. The
memorial has been forwarded to Washington.
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The Supreme Court ot the United States. as
now constituted, consists Of the Chief Justice
and nine Associate Justices The following
are the present members of this august tribunal:
Salmon P Chase, OF Ohio, Chief Justice ;
james V. Wayne. Of Georgia, John Catrou,
OF Tennessee, Samuel Nelson, OF New York,
Robert c. GFier, OF Pennsylvania, Nathan
Clifford, of Maine. Noah ii. Swayne. Of Ohio,
Samuel H Miller, of Iowa, David Davis, of
Illinois, and Stephen J. Field, Of California,
Associate Justices. The salary of the Chief
Justice is S6,50o that of the Associates
$4,000 each. The Justice presiding over the
Pacific District receives in addition 81 900 q
year for travelling expenses. Time is making
changes in the Supreme Court Justice Catron
was very i'll at last accounts, and ere this may
have followed Chief Justice Taney; while
Justice Wayne is tottering to his grave. and
vii! not be likely to see another term.
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FRoN NAsHvILLE.-We have been permit.
ted to read letter received by Col. McNair.
of this place. from bis daughter, dated Branch
ST. Louis Ladies Union Aid Society," Hospital
No 10, Nashville. Tennessee, Dec. IA, 1861 3"
1t was written during the progress of the battle
between Gen. Thomas army and the rebels
under Hood. We quote as follows:
"rhe battle has already begun. Cannonad-
ing has been very heavy all day. We hear
the large guns from Fort Riley every moment,
and are going out this afternoon to see if We
can Get a view of the lines, as they can be seen
from bish points in the city. Does it not seem
strange that we can be SO uncoHcerued in the
midst Of such scenes? The ambulauces have
gone out to bring in the wounded. and sup
pose We shall have as much to DO as Will be
possible for Us. | pray that we may be vcto-
Fious, that this siege may close There is
every prospect of very desperate fighting, as
there Will be great resistance on our part and
great determination on the part of the rebels.
suppose that our friends in the North are
feeling very uneasy about Us here. 5ut DO not
fear any harm-all viii be right"
\ postscript dated Dec. 10th adds:
Our troops were victorious, yesterday, and
are driving the enemy, to day. We captured
IS guns and number Of prisoners, today the
word is that 000 have been captired."
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The WoaK PgoGaEssEs.-The abolition of
slavery in Maryland IS being attended with
the good results which were anticipated En-
isration is flowing into the State from the
North The large landed proprieiors who
formerly titled their lands with slaves, are dis
posed TO sell out, and leave to the new settlers
the work Of renovating their worn out soils by
the aid of free labor, and more economical
system of management.
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CHILD Burned TO DxArH.-0n Friday al
ternoou, the 18th instant, Carolina. aged four
aud bali years, daughter Of Mr.. Philip Ziak,
of Bidwell township. Butte county, came 10
her death in consequence Of having been bur
ned. She was playing about 4 baruiog brush
pile at little distance from where her father
was employed at the time, when her dress took
fire: and before her father could get to her, al
her clothing was consumed except the binding
at the neck. The poor little child died about,
four hours after the accident occurred, having
borne her suffering with scarce marmer, al
though her mental faculties seemed wholly an
impaired until the sad moment that 50 aa,iaie-
ly terminated her brief exist ence.
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SR1PwREcK AND Loss OF LIFE-The ship
Sir John Franklin was wrecked about seventy
miles from the Golden Gate, on Tuesday night
last She was bound from Rio Janiero TO San
Francisco. The Captain and eleven men were
drowned, and the vessel and cargo were a total
loss. She went ashore in dense fog fifty
miles south of the heads.
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PERsoSNo-We had the pleasure Of cali
from oar old and popular friend, Col Robert
baltimore He is one Of ol3 Bates pioneers,
and for many years resident in this place
where he has host Of friends ard acquain;aa-
ces. He is engaged as the travelling agent OF
the Golden Era" aud Mining PFesS," @
San Francisco. both OF which are most valua
,ble journals. We wish you go0d success. Bob
and long may you live.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

The Fenian Irish Brotherhood are now
holding National Convention at Cincinnati.
Their objects are supposed to relate to sepa-
rate nationality for ireland. If England blum
ders into q war with the United States, that
will be Ireland's opportunity, and the Gem of
the Sea" may yet scintiate with the brillianey
Of perfect freedom.
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Tns story circulated q few weeks ago, on
the authority Of Washington correspondent.
that General Naglee had come to this coast to
fight General Mcdowell if be did not apologize
for his sta,erren, that Littlemac feigned sick
ness, is now said 10 have had 10 foundation 10
fact; and it is also said that, since Naglee's
arrival, be has been on the best terms possible
with General Mcdowell.
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INDEsrRUcrIBLE Coal On LAMP WlcHs.-
George Z. Smith and c. F. Cotton, of tLis
place, have invented new. convenient and
iudestruciible lamp wick which is supeyior.to
those now in use; first, that it never requires
trimming; second, it never consumes the wick
and being always made true at the end where
the flame is, more light can be bad from it
than any other lamp wick; and fourth, ifmads
well in the beginning they never smoke or
break the chimnies like badly trimmed lamps
They have iled their caveat for a patent. For
the past week, we have been using TWO Of
these wicks, and find them greatly superior TO
the old wicks 10 all the points above stated
With tins Improvement, the labor Of cleaning
the cAisnnies and repairing the lamps Is com
psratively snaA-you might say keep the
lamps well filed with oil and you have more
light without farther trouble.
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GoYERyoR BRANLErrE, of Kentucky, offers
to give, for the relief of soldiers families in that
State. whatever the General Government shall
pay him for two of his negroes who have been
conscripted, and invites other kentuckians 10
devote the avails of their conscripted negroes
to some benevolent object.
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QCARTz MINISG-The Mercantile Gazette
estimates that there are coo quartz mills in
California, aud the average cost Of these mills
is stated at $4,000, making iheir total cost
sl2,00O,oO0. The total product Of the mills
Of tie State Is about SlS,00O.QOe annually.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

TURPESrIsE-Jacobson & Co. have recently
shipped 10 San Francisco 5,400 gallons Of
spirits of turpentne manufactured at their
works at Pence's Ranch.
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THg patriotic ladies of Bangor will give 4
ball, in Bangor, on Tuesday evening, Februa-
~ fourteenth, for The benedt Of the Sanitary
Fund They extend general Invitation.
The weekly union record., 1865-01-21

CAss OF tbs FLoRIDA.-Simonton Of the
Bu'letia, writes from Washington, December
18th; 1t IS understood in Washington that
The demand Of the Brazilian Government for
reqaration q the seizure Of the Florida, at
Bahia, has been received. AID is found inso
leat III tone, aud decidedly undiplOmatic- Mr.
Stewards reply IS stated to be fFm though con-
ci.ia;ory, retaining from iudoFsing the seizure
aud expressing the desire TO adjust the matter
satisfactorily and in accordance with the dig
atty Of both nations.
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NUMBER of Copperhead scouudrels tried
to kill an employee on the Napa Railaway.
named Trim, few days ago. They inflicted
several severe wounds upon him before he
made bis escape.
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N OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARTSFIld Z
ia for Oroville daily-eonnecting at Orosn-
with Stages Of the California Stage Company for
Shasta and the Northern Mines.
Leaving Marysyille Sunday exeepted) at 8 } :
NJ, and P. NJ. :,
Leaving Oroville Sunday excepted) at A. NJ
and P. NJ.
Sundays-Leave Marysville at P NJ. Leave
Oroville at P. NJ.
FREIGHT reaching Marysville by steamboat, con
signed to Care Of Railroad will be received on
the cars at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
TO OroYille without cost for forwarding commission
or drayage.
AT Oroville. merchandise for ''up country" will
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered to
order Of owners free of charge.
ANDREW J. BINNEY, Supt.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIErY.-A circular
from the Secretary of the State Society says:
The annual meeting Of the State Agricultu.
raj Society, fer the election Of officers for the
ensuing year, aud the transaction of such other
business as may be presented, will be held in
Agricultural Hall, in Sacramento, on Thurs.
day. the 26th Inst, at o'clock P. N.
Notwithstanding the unfayorableuess Of the
season, over eight thousand dollars of the in
eebtedness Of the Society has been Cancelled
during the past year.
TO place the Society in its true position of
usefulness, it is desirable thar il should receive
the active and hearty support and co operation
Of all who are interested in the prosperity of
The State.
l; is urged that all feeling an interest in the
offsets c. The Society viii attend.
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LETTER FROM Emory Wing, Co. C, SIXTH
ISFr. c. V.-Fort Humboldt, Dec. 81, 'G3
Mr. Editor-I wish you happy New Year
take time by the forelock, and you about 4
hours ahead of time. There is but little news
to write-nothing bat rain. rain for nearly
two months. There has been eighteen aud
two third inches OF rain fallen Hnmboldt
Bar has been on bender half Of the time this
winter, causing vessels to lie on and of three
or four days before the bar would become
smoothe enough for the Pilot Tug 10 go out
after them. There has been three or four YES
seis lost on this coast near here this winter.
We have eight months pay due Us. II seems
little hard to have to give our time for Sl5
to S25, in currency, per month. and then wait
so long for pay. 1t looks as though screw
was loose somewhere. The ladies of Eureka
held festival for the purpose Of raising mon
ey to buy bell for the Presbyterian Church,
in that place, which was quite a success for
this part of the country, they realisiug some
thing over $3.50 for their troubles. This is
one of the most outlandish places that ever
human being was sent to. We have been six
weeks without any mail on account of the
storms Three men were discharged from
this post to day; they were in the guardhouse
for long time for desertion. The Masonic
fraternity had lively time on the 9th ut,
on the installation Of officers which wound up
with dance. Everything appears quite old
fashioned here. just think of about fifty years
ago of what eur morthers wore, and you can
have a correct idea Of the style Of dress here.
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Man DRowNED.-A man by the name Of
Thomas Thielbesen, who bad been to work at
Rock Creek, took bis blankets and started for
Cherokee Flat, on the 9th Of December last.
Nothing being heard from him for some time,
and bis blankets being discovered aeaT the
crossing of a creek, the miaers turned to search
for him. He was, ou the SJh Of this month,
found dcowned, and il an upright position be
tween two rocks, on the side Of the creek. The
water had receded so as 10 bare his head and
shoulders. 1t is supposed, as the creek was
high, that he laid down his blankets to pre-
pare for crossing, and fell in. Tie deceased
was single man, aged &c years, and was we'll
known at Yankee Hill and Morris Rayiue-
He was sea-faring man, and came to Califor-
mic in As. 1t is not known whether he has
any friends in the State.
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Table Mountain Lodge No. la. r. ~ 4. NJ.
a The stated meetings Of Table Mountain
~ Lodge. No. l2l, F. ( A. NJ, are held on the
first Tuesday of each month, at Masonic Hall,
Oroville. Called meetings every Tuesday.
Brethren in good standing are invited to attend
JOSEPH BLOCH, W.M.
J. BEAN, Secretary.
OROVILLE LODGE No. I03. r. 4. NJ.
r THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF
Wy Oroville Lodge, No. l03, OF F. A. NJ, are
~ \held on the last Saturday of each month,
aud called meetings every Saturday al the Masonic
Hall. over A. McD,rmotts Drug Store.
GEO. c. PERKINS, w. ".
B.F. STEVENSON, Secretary.
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Ser Ireis bcs grufuobiers 1T richer aan,

Scr Treis bes Srudpapiers 1T richer gan;
p(Sslih = in einsm Sage Inn rier @snts per
Yfunc e%efissen. Gin rerniinftissr @runb fiji oie<
fen enCrmen AufiAlas Taft fh gar niAt ansctsn.
Omar iossn Bic 9arisrmiiaer, bic aumren ieien raar,
atcr oas 1T tas alts erise 9iso. Sie tahtsn niht
etsr an ben alufihlas, ts plSslih cine SepsiAs ron
Stem 0crf ienen auf bic Spur balf. Msil ss DEN
@sp Dcrfer speculonten sefcl, ben @reis I'M 4
GsntS 3u ertDben, oesbalf uiiisn bic Speeulantsn
i'm @sien Dem Bsiipiel folsen unb Der 3situnsss
tsraueSeter fat fein Miittel, iih 8essn btsie itdubs
Tide 8sutslihneiberei uihdBsn, nsnn gapier mub
CT batsn uno Die gpssulantsn balten sulalnnsn
ME 4eh unp shwsfel. llno 10 LANCE Scr reputs
ltfaniihs Grnsrsb Die ginfubrfeuer auf Ya.
pier aufredt ertalt unb baburh DEN papisr Sabris
fantsn oas @torrpcl 0hert, ic LANCE msrpsn bic
9erauasetsr Der 91iafiir bisler Mcnopclitem ater=
a%ntsrcrtst lem, ssracs ris oaS @olt ia ris mnrsr>
lhdnte 8cutsllhneiosrei Ger Satrifantsn Der 9aum=
tpoasnScuse i'm Often ssfauen laisn mub. Sc
msbr Die 8aumrcIe i'm 4r.iIs bsruntsrsebt, js
msbr ihlussn bisie pripilesirten Slutiuuser nit Dem
9reils ibrsr 9Saarsn auf. Gas fat haS 8clf Cen
iaSnen @siesen mb GinriAtunsen Der rsrutlifanis
iben Partbsi ~ perhanfen!
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Sic Ebolcra in Stalicn.

alus Surin uirb unter'm 6. @sptsmtsr &C.
ihristen:
Sic tsftissn @suitterreaen, rsrfuneen nit ga
aellhlaa Iheinen bic aItatilhe Seuhe 9etrcden 81
ba6en, benu felt Dem /. b. 1inb Die 8uQetins ans
Nncena lompbl ais aud San Serers in %tsfinri.
aem unb re8slmaBisem Nbnebmsn. 9rfsn mir
AUDI oies BON Wanturia in Der Sierra B. Strantr,
no lie sleidfaIs nit auer Sntenltat auisetreten
irar, mobsr ms aber felt fInf Sa3cn Die 9tabrihz
ten manaeln. Nsapst, 9iporno unb @snua, ic,pis
bic ,Safena6bte sieilien's unb Sarbinien's tlisten
tis jsst psriAcnt; bassssn mar Der ssiitrh'ets SAT-
tis in bas SerS giemcnt's rcrseerunssn, uno Bate
f& slsihiam rie gum spott lei Cen 'rslttsra9mtsn
une iApn I'M Mtertbum bchaeprtei snen 9eilqusacn
Srte MelaS,p. Sc iteute fh beraus, Dap Die
2ranf6eit hnrA ,rei aus Mtarieiass bsimssfsbrts
Nrteitsr ba6in rer1hlerpt mar, Die ieltf ais erfe
Dpfer fslen.-Sm @anben etfranftsn bter SO @sers
lcnen, nopon % Der geuhe unterla9sn.
2sibsr fame, AUDI bissmal ,pis Fl frii1crsn linz
3ii3en Der Gpieemte einiSe jener feeauerlihen Safe
Dor, no &obbsit, S8noran5 uuo M6erslaueen in
ae5Alo1snem 8unbs lih ibre Spfer iubten, UNI an
ttnen, als Den rcrmsintlihen Mntiftern unb @ers
trsitern Der serde, ibre Mutb %ausSulaKsn. or
eraina es rcr ,rsniaeu SaBen 5rei arnen 6auirern
au @atelamare, auf relhe Der &ereaht msbrersr
Weiter aus benz 0clfs ssfanen mar, ais ~itrsuten
fe siitise 5utitanjsn in bic 9iuler unb bic Straz
Zen Der Stabt, nm Der @6olera ben Wea III tabneu.
Das Gsriiht pertreitete iih natirlid NIT Blisesz
ibneus, unp bic teibea u%nslidlihen latsn fh
pl0sliA BON sinsm 9aufen uEtbenosr Wsiber, Saiz
TRIGGER uno 9~as,aroni umgetsn, bic ibrsn Sob rsr=
Iansten. @srsstliA ludtsn le iiA bura 9crwei'
1uas ibrer 9auiriheine ;u rehtfertissn ibre Nshtz
f~ertiauua p%sru,sbrts MIR Die Mutt res fanatilhsn
.6aufens. @is murrsn 5ur groe o~e,rprfen, asrriis
aslt, NIT Taben setrsten, s~eiteinist unS in ,reniSen
Auaentliden in rmfenntlihe, NIT 8ctt, Blut unb
Gtaub tenedte 8Srper rerraneelt. Sur nit Mabs
rermoAte bic bsrteisilenee YoliBst uuo @enbsarme,
RE bieie ben Turisn ~ entrsiben. Sn's Sripital
aebraAt, nterlstte Der cine bic s~rauiame Wfibbanb.
Iuna mur meniae Stunoen, Der ancere gift eeSriin=
bette 9cTnuns Sur @ettuns. 8frbaftunSen rarcsn
freilih roraenommen, oaein iras MID man nit irlA
unalafliAen Yertlenbeten te9innen? sis inh
mebr III temitlsibsn ala 3l ~teitrafen.
Sin gang sleihes Zoos ror et'ua "A Sasen traf
einen junsen alrtt 5u salernp. Oerielte Bate
einem all rbeumatiihem Gieber ~leioenoen 8ranfen
cine Mirtlr psri4rieten, In ,rslhsr Der 1hmsr5fil.
leube uno I4nsibtreitense Mccnit ODER Giienbut pr,
treten tpar. Ser alpctbefer slaubts reht Bu ban.
beln, ben bic Nitbi;in bclenoen Di.ner oarauf auf,
merriam III MAIDEN, NIT ~nerielben ia ssnau mad
Der 0crf@rift hes Ar5tes 5u perfabren, ha bieielbe
Silt enttatte. Oities @crt s~enii8te, I'm, ben
ardulitfsn @ernaat tsrrcrsurufen.
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|8cn Columbus mad S%nbianapclis pbns
WeAiel Der Wa8sn.

0ier Hahaeter5dpe tdelib Don columbus,
nemlih
0a6t=@rpres I'm 40 Worsens triHt in WeilfOrt
nit tern Suae mad 0ParYspile une Springfield suian,men
in l1rbana NIT tem 3us mad 9a9tpn. 9elefontaine unh San
tusfp; in giaua NIT tem 2ua nad Gina. Spleeo nno 8orl
Nayne; in 8idnpnb nit benz 3use nad ~Sc9anspUtt ut
@bicaap; in indianapolis nit ben giienbabnen mad allen
9behen tes srpsen Wefens.
columbus NccDm pbatipn nm 7 lMr Wpr9ens,
triTt in Diilfprt NIT tem 3us mad MarYsvius nnb Spring
ielo, in llrbana nit eer gtlantic II. @,eat Weftern. nne San=
rusfp. Saytpn unt Cincinnati giienbabn, unb in Biqua nit
Der @abn mad Crop, SicneY. Gina, Spletp. Detroit une Ut.
WaDne gu anmen.
SaoGGrpres I'm 2. 80 Tadmittass; nah Mifprt, ur=
bdna, Ytaud. uutpu City. 9rssmoiLe, &ibmnnh. 0%D1dnepprt.
ebieasc. Sntianapclis. %eafapette. Serre .6ante, ~spnisville,
s~prinafele, ST., ct. Spuis. ct. Suiepb, $40.
8iqua ~cepmmphatipn um 5 ubr Nadnthtaas
triTt in 9iqua nit tem 3ua rer OaYtpn ii. Witaan @tien=
tabn nah Gina. Spletp. Detroit, 9eIpbcs, Sort WaYne &C..
suiainien. d,
Sidets fir bic sante strede ine in allen 5aupt=
Oficen gu baben, aud fam man it4 eas gepdd gang enr6
marfiren lafen.
!, gerlanst Sidets iter Giaua. I'M Union Oeppt uter in Der
sidet Sfire Ter @ompa9nie, auf eer Wetieite Der Sp6itra6e,
@plumbus, Sbip.
s. M. Cunt, Superintsnbent.
Ti6ere gusfunft srtbeilt
S. s. @ampen, beutihsr M8snt.
Den IL. aug. IS - 1 s. bp. II. 10.
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Rlud hier Bate Ih i'm Gu Elm fanatilher 6aufs

slua bisr Bate i4 TN Nu Elm fanatiIasr 9auis
setiloet, msl9er iein Opfer iu4te. Man fanO Dem
Nrst unbefansen ietnem Berufsssi@afte nadsetsno.
Sisr lief man benz 2rmen nidt msbr 2eit, DEN
Munb ;u Sfnen. Ct tuuroe 5u Bcben ssihlasen,
nit Gibsn setrsten unb auf's gsauiamlte miSban=
belt. Sur Dem matrbaften t6elcenmutb einss
@enso'armen selans 90, ZEN unslatliAen su ihiis
zen nnb mad Mnfunft t%restsrsr 9alfs in SiHstsit
III trinasn. Ser Mrjt fam nit Dem 9stsn, ater
AUDI nit einsn Bruh baron.
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Brisfe nah Ger SairsiS tsiSrtsrt burd bic frans
5SfiAe Yrt French MaiD III 10 @enta, ,penn
niAt itsr IA llnse, uno AZ, msnn ni4t iter ~
nnie. Brisfe mad 9caanb nit Der iransSIiasn
pcit, penn niht iter IA ln,e, 81 Gents; renn
niht iitsr 10 llnje, AZ @euts bic English Mail2I
eents BIC ia ltn5e, lsstsres mub ater rorau5ts5ablt
ireroen.
j3~situnsen mad irsenb sinem sbeile BON 3eutih,
lamb iter 8renen rbsr 9amturs3 @snts, mad Der
Shmeij ibsr Bremen 4 @snts.
Samit bic Brisfe NIT Dem eritsn 8remer cber
6amturser Sampfsr atseben, MOLE man sefaaisa
via Hamburg or Bremen Steamer temerfen.
8tiefs nit Der Prussian Closed Mail fc1en,
usnn niHt iter Ia lln;s, % Gsnts, trsis 80,
Ncrresen "A, Ddnsmarf SO, polen IS, 9tublanb
80, stleemi9 80, Srllsin 33. 3situnsen & Ste.
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Earlll III p%erfaufen.

Der llntersei6nete 1T seiunnen, feline 5arm gu pertaufen.
9ieielte 1T in salsm Sowuibp, Sttawa &c., O., 6 aPeilen
~unterbalt tenn %blibeneen stdrtden gilmore. AM Eprtase Ni=
pr selegen, melter idiHbar lit. 9ieie Garm entbdlt 1870
ader, worc, 40 older gut faltisirt fnc, Der Seit ppn n Nder
1T goalrung NIT sutem Sps. Sc teTnret f6 auf sisier 5arm
elm autes aranebaus, StaIune, Sbitgarten une q gder tra=
aense M3einreben. Gas eano ei9net ib feGr gut fir gSern=
BAL: Lungs tem SlufIe. Der 3dufer fam ipsleit 9eis BARON
nebn1en, fir sutsn Saufbrief wirb sebirst. Der Greis unr
bic Secineunssn iino bel germ q. 6rdn,er it DAT Sarbor.
Ottawa So, O., ~ erfabren, 0fer BET Gem Sert1ufer,
@sprse Moam Spr9,
Sttapa 60, Sbio.
Nuouf 8. '65.-6 III 70
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Otto Orefet,
0eutfber Mbppfat nnb Ytutar.

SfEce: 8snser's 9lpd, $40. 247, sas=SOdarase,
Columbus, Stir.
Shirt Erpceffe sor alien Geridten.
0eiorgt Nptariatsgef6Gft e auer It (@plImab
ten. 9eets, Wcrtaages, Qeaies, @pntrafte II. (. p.)
@pllectirt Seller i'm Sn= unb Guslanbe.
0eiprgt Infauf unc 8erfauf BON @rrnrei9entbnrn
~ne9ociirt gele = @rleiben unt cDllecttrt
Bounty, rifadnniSe SDbnuns, genfcnsn unb mts
titariihs Tcrperunsen irssnb relder @rt
fir SfTsiere. splbaten. reIp. teren Mitt pen unb @rben.
0a ib mid miecer ausihlteblih Der atYpfatur g~epihmst
Babe, 70 erlaube i'd mir, benz teutfden gublifum BON Neuem
meme 9isnffe ~an3ubieten Sur 5abruna ppn 8laoeia6en unt
9eipr9un9 non
Nctariatss, 2aneascntur= unb &shtsssihGftsn
iroent nsldsr grt. Wir tbsrtru9ens @siadfte ipusn prompt
beipr8t iperren.
Otto Sreiel,
beutiber Gbppfat unb Nptar.
Columbus. O., Srli ~. '65. ii bp ~