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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11

6eiprd@ Sweier Tu6rIe ute.-ghpei;er:
s fds nur bas Wtnn h'4rhBe In 6shmik f6o
motto. mir psttsn eus henn au no rsbre, tiscf
Gtia6sr . js fas nur MIR 20 be Shniker, hsnn
has fin b'fhIGhRt gclbate, nos gilt. Gle fin Fl
Gctt gar fsini Srlnate, nur Bireer.
shmeissr: Gle ihlSn fs aber bod suet, unb
farhte 4 nit rcr EN- priB unb nit Dor I'm Uranscs.
Glider: So bic fHlSSn 4, n%unoeoie, ME BERT
fe nnmnne aiusie ltnb fiji mas men 4 4 penn idlc?
Gle BEN 10 mir, 4 zen 10 Tel 8inis I'm fst 8aiier l..
Benn b'Branscie in b'Astdfe setnt. 70 triesls 4
vive rempreur unb sebnt tiSctt oruf. Atsr mas
n6n b'sAmiker brisle? Nir. gar nirl
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11

Otenfbcten auf BEN 2anhe. Sstcnrn, :
gDie pisl 9ctn niQf gu?
8nsht: 6unbsrt @ulbsn unb Sasts fanfmal
GFsn
Oefcncm /: ltrb mas mu6 Id Dir an @etb se.
Sen, rsnn 1u ben sansen 9as frsHsr barff?
8ns4t: Oa mu6 iA mild trf nod t%sTnnen!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11
Sur caS na6
europa reiienDe Yublifum!

DIG Oampf1ntHe CB
Ncrbamsrifaniihen 2lcrb
aewStren FIR ben Gal bee gusbru1ss zines earopdif5en Srtes
Ss Zen S6us Der amsrtaniiden Slasse, inter uelber tie
fabreu.
9as gpatampffaiF .gDefern WaetrDpOlis wirs am
%. Stunt BON Ne,r 0crf nan Bremen, 4apre,
3cnecn une Scuttamptpn aeie8eln.
SaTaaen fur i. unb 2. elafs fppis I'M 9piftenssd fne
gu BADEN BEL
6. 8. Camper, asent.
sunni 20. '68. bwrp
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11
Columbus wfarftbert1t.

4rcf. s.. Inrcripn'8 0ermator If etne 5lnf.
fla cit sum SuBeren @tnretbsn.. Gin ~mertbopllss
demifGes GrGparat, entosft BON etnetn %terhbntfen @bemtter.
Gin if6eres Ssilmiitel fir @ntsancuns bel allen %a8uneen, fur
Oueti6unsen. @errsntungen. granhruneen, entihneli9en
8beumatismus. 9rsndits, 9rdien9eihpnlf. au9ensntStn=
cuna, aufsebrchene Brittle, erfrprene Shbe, 8rpfbeulen, Sa=
,~nprrboieen (Siles), 8innsn i'm @eftdt, 8ienenittde, une
ale 9erl.sansen, tenen Der meni9ltds S0rpsr antermprfen
1T.
Bel gfersen unb atnsoisb 1T es unabsrtrshli6 ais 5sl=
mittel fir Sale, Sufgeibpuf, 0errenfungen, GSuneeH unr
ale Gerlesunsen Der Sbiere. Gs bilft gepts, menn es laut
Gnpeifuns sebran9t pirp.
gu babeu in allen apDtbefen.
9. 8%aniOm u. 90 ,.gtssntbhnasr.
GhcIera! GbcIera!
Sic fpntrnt Mus iolten earanf %pDrbersttet fetn, ne ae5u=
tuebren, unb srar nidt ALIEN bur6 bic 8efolsun8 PATHFINDER
geiuntbeitsreeeln ipnhern burd elm pirfiames aPtttel, pas
Sepermann gum @ebrau6 Bel Ter 6anb baben ipute. iobalp
Die aefirhtete Srantbett ibe @rfdeinung nabt. Die eeiten
aerste fnb Der anidt. has bic meifen @bolerafdlle leibt, 81
curiren iint, nsnn elm pafenbes Mittel seitis an8ewanet suro'
Gin fplhes Mittel bieten nit benz 8~nblifnm bar In Or j.
S. Differs M aenetif9em nmiSerfaI. alfam,
nit benz ponffen 8ertraueu auf feline meeteinilhs 0trtlani=
felt ais elm @erbitungss unS 5eilmittel Der ebolera. SO 1T
arihelib prpbirt porbsn, unb mir f6nnsn es nit sntent @e=
piFsn as tas bette befannte Mittel seSen SbOlera unh unters
leibsbeihperrsn e%nlpfeblen.
gu BADEN In allen G~pptbeten.
8. Ranfrm IT. Co.. eis%sntsimer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-11

Sic Mcbs. @abrlib, 10 srenjenlos ioupe'
rain 1T Die nGrriids Ntone,
Oab bu ldhsrlia iasinf, renn eu niHt islbf
nit lGherlih ntrf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-23
8efanntma dbmusen.
New YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
The Old Line. Established 1851.
3wstpSaentItdte Ser. @taatsn Ypfpampfi4if.
8ertinrnn9
;pif6sn
Netp 9prf unb Nir9tnien.
Sefanntm bmneen.
Capt. .gsorse ID. 9ou6.

Ria5ara, Capt. .9ecrse ID. Gpu4.
Sarata4a, gaot. abplpb g. Sins.
Ditft etseantsn Se- Dampfbopte Fnb i'm btifer Stpe
erbaui une nit ben sr0eten 9eaaemli4fen fur bas re-
ftnee publitIn aussernfttt.
Diei.lben strlaftn 3sp gorf pom pie 81. gtrtbrss,
f.ttn Rittfo d unb Spnnabens am IL ubr RaG~
mittass unb fabrsn mad Ncrfolt gip Yoint uRtdmOnb
3urldttbrtno serlaifsn fe SiGmoub itetn . Otentae
anb Spunabeub SormtasS ubr, gu weber Stinbe
F6 bic YaTaaicre an 9ublasn une 9Datipnv W6arf an
Rodtts einFuotu rtuiIen.
1idts tsnnen an Borb Der S4ie rter in mtinsr SfFes
'stl5i't perben.
GrsurIpns>9ifst gu ssrabsefsstn Grstn.
Die BequtuIi4feiten biefsr Daripftr fur 9aTaSitrt
trtrbeR BON ftntr anberen 9tnit utertrpTen.
fsrabt wirb spu uno mad sfep Sort erbrm unb pirh
bitieltt an etnsm sbeu Gage tnteeseu seuommtn.
Barret e. SD a lpn, Agent,
Sffee in 9ueIar unb lDatipn's War,buut
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-23
tSOrtf.saaiis h!sk)

New gor;s sabtt NIT Brcptl,n. gesfr,.
amsonr8 u. {. 70. 1.453. .3S3 ginwpbn,r sonnr
itno 500 $3.50 GinasbOrsns unS 6074Oa ausisn.
Der. Das auIdnDii&s Clement fstro pon ns,,
Stslanosrn uaS Dsu.f&sa ana Stdrla,n s.r.-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-23
(5Urtfeeuus.)

Der 9roes 6dbrprabm lag sum N6foSrsn st.
rtit. Dte Sdbrleute Faeen barin auf ibren 30.
fen nit Ruoeru uue @tansen. Man 10 art,t,
auf bic paGasisrt, Die iibrr ben Strom ael6off
psrbsn ibQten.
Sie famen-nab uub nad,.
3uFrf Der Heitraatn bes Baron 5trom5sra,
Gr fubr lser in hsn 9ratm siusin.
Der 3drtn fdm nit istnen bret Heil,beoI,i.
tern ia 5ube nab.
er muBte osn rsBenbsn Strcm ipisper b.e.nf.
lid anie6'n. Ga8 @aHer idbttn. felt tr porbr
oaNewsftn mar. nod b5bsr asilisaen an 5,in.
Die 5atrltute t6buten btn Yoft .uon.
NuS BET iab ttrentlib In baS gBaii,r Fin.
rim.
Du fur6tef Did tobf, Gtriiou Ga tas
Wnffcr III tisf uur o,reamr,t fIar babel, unb w.,
earin umfcmmt Der tcmmt niGt Ie6enbia pitpu
btrous.
Sit latten iaut unb luRie.
Dns iinc trtools Wenfben. idate Der Saror
NIT i,tnsm ndhSsntliGtn @rlltt. iu BEN . of.
3,irdtt.
golissimitrts friSOl tnurrts Der bids, runb
6,rr.
Nttt tBatum iabrsn MIR nod ni6t abq froat
Der Baron.
Der pOlisstratb ftlete b.n Idnsen 3usefn5pf
ten Der bitter ibn ffanp.
Shmtef, wdrum fabrer MIR nod utht1
sStr parttn nod aIf Stmanpen, antpprt,t
rtsisr.
Auf Die iunss Dame bic -! ba fcmmt Il,
i6on.
@b. faGis aEta tst Baron, lnb ftin G.Ehi
purrs osr9nii8t. uno tr iab nttt msbr bternts
lib In ben reii,nbtn Strpm.
Wiamtsl Caroline Ssunst, bds fstfenbs tiiitfs
fdbrens. unl6n!oiss Sinb Son faum Etbtnssbu
Sabrtn, uabts ffG tsm 1d5rproth. S,e nor
austn. 9fur ttn Rnsdt aus benz pcif6au(. fcIats
itr NIT itrsn 8ttisiadeu.
Der Boron trat tbr nit isinsm psrsuiiattu
8tRhte entatatn.
Nb, Ste molten sbtnfdlIs iitet ben Str6ms
Sa. antrcrtsts 1e S,rft6mt.
Ste bntte ben Ydmsn be pprnebmen 6erru
gstSrt. Der 70 frtunblit ,u ibr ipra6. Sie fannt.
osn 9famsn. Sir mar In Der 9itlfpen, asweien
uno bic 6rtibsrrsn Don Slrombers stb5rt.n ~
BEN srftsn Npsi Der 8tfipsns uno he mar bi.
stnfadas Srngsrstcdtsr. Das tries ibr bas 8Iu
In Die friitseu. f65nsn 9pauasn.
9Sobnen sic auf Der anbGn Geite3 fraatt
Der Baron tie.
SD. Elm paar Msilsn SON 6isf.
Oa iino sic iucGl NIT Der @sfabr o.s SSal.
Iers 1ertraut2
SD t0nnts ss nidt iasen; i'd tam ni&t of
bsriiter.
go fir&tsn @ts l6 ruobla
y, nstn faste ife 70 natarltt.
Osn Baron f6isn ss elm tIsiu penia ,u Ser.
prts6sa. DsI sr fsltft ff6 firatstss So,,
wsil tr ifb tapfsr Der iunssn DAME bate ;un
SslGhssr. gum Sfsttss an5tetn woQena
Sstn @sipra& NIT b,m iunaen W6oG.r
'murNs untsrbrOtsn. Die Gufmsrtiamtsit QGs,
wurps auf einsn anrrn @rs.nitanD aeI:nft.
Die 5dtrIeuts wOItsu ebtn sUm ufsr abfto
esh.
5ult 5.ba Saltst! rtef auf ssnnsal Tin,
bsfstlenos Sttdiris 5nten auf rsm 9anc..
Sc mar sint psibIibr @timms. @as lobsr
ii6 na6 ibr um.
&n Wa9sn fdm I'm poqen arabs SON b.
Gbauhte Der, am pofbauit Surlb.r Serand,.
fobren.. eS mar zine 16notttbe aul6,, mi
,wti faffsa. m,ttbts,n pftrS,n 6sIpanut. St
wnr an osri roarmsn, Onnistn Stfob.rnad d mi.
tass often. @tan iab sinen Nann nuo ,n.
6raHru parin ffs.n,
Gtns Der 5rautn battle sssufsn, bsft6t.ub, luul
| iiterlaut.
Sie risf nod Dir poGsn mod NIT - Sal
thI
Der Wann fht.n tbr ,u,ursbsu, tas fIk l&r.t
! gen ioas. sic risf lduttr, tsftSItHtsr:'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-23
Deaiaauuafn:

Del .sahssissr" srf6sint cbcn SohhateHs unb tOft.
$500 tn id6rltder 9crausbesa6Iuue
getirdss bic eas Sntert unsrtr 9ctr i gust bab.n,
wtIetn ettttsn tae tniprt6tRb brnpr IT.
Yrienlt9en dhsriftn Fht bic Spalien bitite 9aties
tr,Hs Sef6lpfen.
~reisIihs Def aiHjefssh.
Sur cine ttn- sber sbrmaIice GurI6,uo stu,s Gsaua
res fpttoer tsbeemal 81 btredntt
ais @nls,sen fnbsn nur ses,n gprausbssobIurs auf.
haeme 1aerltde @netsen r1dtn basssen pi.rtelidbrb
prdnumeranbp Beg IbIt werbtn
9rpBsre @n'stssn w,rhsn bem Sa5r SersdInismdsis
8sbn 3eiIsn uRb peris,r bileen eintn Seuire
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-23


patttfa abrt Nctteu % SeIeilfbaft
aBddsentiidbs paff,9amp fies Efabrt
;pii6rn
Santbnr8 unb S6etp.2Jprf,
pia Scutbamp:On,
Strme Der ntuen, aI bas Soiiett srbauten unb GLE
aIltmanta, $500 1annsu (neu), Capt. u. .Erautmann
Wtrmania, 2y00 Gpnnen, Capt. 8. Gbltrs,
SarOnta. $500 20unsu. Capt s. g. @tier,
Spruffta, 2l00 Gonnenj Capt .. S. Swenftn,
@asaria, 24OO Ssnneu, 6 opt 5. 9arbt,
1tutcnia. 2loo Sonntn, CAPT. 8. .. 3aaG,
pammOaia, $500 2'uuen, (im 8au).
gimbria, 1880 2pnntH. Tim Sau).
Die Dampfer bitier Gnts beDrbern bic
Sereiniats Staatsn poR
Omitted States MaiD,
haS wtrbsn wdtrub bieies Sabtee l4ttr @pril al
sssImaes i.btn SUnnabsnb BON Nst 90 tna 5aatburs,
San. s. 20. Su! 7. 4. 2l.as.
Mdrs 3. II. 81. Sspt. l 8; IS. 20.
gtai S. IL, 10. 26 3ps. 3. 10.
SUM- 2. 9. 16. %. 80.
Asfabrtn unb 9ahlssrs BON 3eip>gOrf ned
Samburs. 5aprs, eonpon u. southampton
"a ben fptaensen grslen bsfDrbern:
Bon Rer g)prt mad pamburs, 5aSrs, Qonbsn
une Sputbampton:
l. esia,s Ssu- Salon. $1o5.oo
amss4 a Ilnter>'5ofon $50
son pambars un6 easrs mad gacp gUrf:
ir,ia,. I Sser>Salpn $lf2.6o
omss. D nnter>salOn 5000
isSIbar in @,I6 ODER gap srsslS nit gOIb-asis
sinOsr sptl8sn InS :, 10 Sasrsn bic 5aIfIs.
8etOur>3idets 3u ermdbiet:n grtilen.
VA 9afete nab Gdrppa nebmen mir bic u6r Npr.
3sns am @bsaasstass srss ieoen DaEtpii8,fse an
Dsstn 9aiiast ~tnss maa lt a gstr gOrI ausi9IissI
Ab an bic General 9eiia9e >gaentsh Der Ginis:
6. y. Ri dbarbu 9pae,
$40. Sareapfr., nabe broadway,
'Ssr in &i4mons an 81 e u. NOris.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-23
Teuers umS NaarimesSIRefurau

Teuers umS Nearii,es9l ffefnrau3
Der
Virginia Fire s. Marine inSurance Com
pany
Ste etn Bona SiSe Capital un0 @arptts Don
$500, 900 beTst nnb inn Sabre 1882 bnr6 biz
S.isBaebuns pUn Btrsinien stnstlsbt nurbe.
- 9.tH4srunssn psrbsn enr4 biss aifs @smpssais
DaNtrIG GibeH an Gisenttum aQsl @rt, als Saufer eu
etl, 9atsr unb Daarsn aler @rt, owpbI IN Der Sfab
ale aud i'm 9ahoe uHo trben bic beiresn6en @us, ,brn
0sa orDnbf ssieiitsf.
es-9ur Bic ppties urbcte &ufn65ms Dee AZ serF4srn
0ssSsssaffdnS wirb nidtts bsrt6Ret.
R. g. Gpmarbin. YrSFb.
8tlftam WtIIis, Sr.. Stertidr. T1o.I
..Dfftet: Raiatrase ,fpiften Der 13tsR uHS 14Hn
Hssr sss etstt b.s S.rrts DaitAtl rHe 1sIv,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-23
Sfuillet0n.
3m rotben Rrng.

Gr3db luns pon 8. D. S.2em mn 6.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-23

D:,Ts PAM III itsi in ben Stanb aeitSt, . ppftten
tnto,otn,untb unb % d Eel auf bic rrrila6ftn
tabts ter 3retuisitn Staateu, Ganabas unb GurrpaS
ju tauftn une ,u rrfaufen.
Die Denle e,relbsn CUR @uSfn6runs Standardization
tptrbu rrs,ttuR allen Banfen, BanquitrS unb Anettn
bsrniit anet6rien.
Selrnotrt @ufmertiamttit tpirb GolItetipntu in
allen iua6npI6tn Duuttcn bss Subsns scicnft prpnpe
SdbIuulcu btrisbtn etmaht.
Wa lin stn gelh rtr SparIamfcit unttr Der arbei>
,eubrn unb aIarirtsn Rlat Su btbtn. furb oiet 9au
Dtpoiiten In arDstrtn UNI tlsiurreu Sstrdasn
,ntseseun,tmeu, Gcrtifitatt baribtr aueteGrr, uub
sitielben auf 8Iansn pbne eorbris Slnbsune unb nit
Sntereifeu 9 tber,tit surudiablen.
DicIts Ssii,m in in ben nhro!,6rn Stdtt.u uno in
Guppa trfoi reid in OPERATION unb ltns 8crthsilt nb
f. eiuutenb, bae Rttuanb Gelb unstudst seen oiTtn
Ioute. R. &usuf; Yrdiibtnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-23
1866.

6amSurs.N Nmsrlfaniihe
patttfa abrt Neticu. 8eiriIf6aft
4Bdd,entiidbr p,RpDampfi iHFfabrt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-06-23
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Scrlduftse Sifes: No. l4ts Strobe,
unter Dem Grhdn9s 5otel.

Wutvrtt.tes Gapital $500, ,0oO
RatbanisI Iusufi 9tdf6tnt.
SptI q. 8 itbi an, Siec> prdiecnt.
g. 9. SuIkuro, @tbulfs>Raitrer.,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-31
cLAIks AGENTS.
G. n. BARBER,

~ - - - = Y
No. 3a2 Superier-St-, Cleveland, o.
Authorized Military Claim Agent,
The Law for the equalization OF Bouuties Is
passed Tho laW for the increase of Pensions ig
passed. Widows and or hans entitled to the bene-
fl OF both. All claims collected promptly 81 d on
reasonable terms application IN Perten or by
liter Send y0.r cei tihcate OF Discharge to G.
NJ. BARBEF, No. I'D SUP eri0r street, nd he will
immedisttli - nd Gu the saTy blanks 10 pro-
cure y. U Borntv or frcreassd P.nsion. dug4
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-31
HnTRE nm LAT HLNfKl.

uOUsE AND LOT FOR sALR-situsted Oh
IL Vine street; Brick House and nice Lot. In
quire al ~ Harmon street aue22.3s6
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-31
FOR SALE.

1TACHTNERY FOR sALE-Three new and
Nloue second hand Surface Planer, one new And
one seco1d-hand Plzner and Watcher, one Scroll
Saw, three Guage LAthes, one Spoke Lathe, one
Stsre Machine, Steam Guaces, Earl's celebrated
Steam Pumps, l46 Seneca street. ANDREW PAR
kEE- sugzs
Ty0R SAIE-A two-story house, containing II
u rooms and closets, VIII lot, anG the best OF
water: located on Fulton street No. IL, West Side,
a few rods from the Circle. Apply on the premises
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-31
AUCTION SALES.
UNCLAIMED RAILROAD GAG8AGE
AT AUCTION.

n CUTTER S SON will sell at their
W. Auction Room, No 134 Bank street, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1lth, 1866, at 10 a. N.
the following unclaimed Baggage from the @ P. 4
A. r. B., unless claimed before day Of salc;
J. G. 4 S. Mower Rome, n. Y I box, ladies
clothing; Bgusta PIher, Freepcrt, IL, / box
clothing; Jenay Lacy, Louisville, Ky., black
trunk, ladies under clothing: I box no mark; ].
I. Pierce, Toledo, Ohio, ] RusEett trunk, mems
clothing; black valise, mark shirts and stoci.
ings; black vRlise, no mark, two woolen shirts;
Corlett, black bag, mems clothing; black bag,
N. Y. T., & Cleveland check IS, mems cl0things
box, no mark, ! bed; Thomas FaIel, l red box,
mems clothing; Patrick Farrell Alleayiile, Pa,
box, mems under cluthing- J. A. Stone, black
trunk. mems clothing l tool chest, no mark,
cooper's teos; box, mark eoopers toolE; black
trunk, no marx, tsdies ciothinE; n. Carry, Erie,
Pa, box, mems clothing; I bundle, 10 mark,
ladies clothing; / wooden box, MAJ K, clothing;
RusSett trunk, mark. c. & Z. check No. so,
children's clothing; box, no mark, mems clcth-
ing; Alfred Smith, Waterford, Pa, black trunk,
ladles clothing, box, no m rk. wssh boards A.
DeMott black bag, clothing basket, no marki
John A. Letter, D1ukifk, bex, mems clothing,
~ II. MILLER, black va1ise shirts aud collars; A.
c. Lowell, Galesyiile, Wis, box, WOODEN yarn
D. Clark, Cleveland o., bcx, lnim ut; p
Buskraft Evansville. Ind, Russ@tt trunk, mems
clothing; Mrs L. A. Page. Russett truBk. meRis
clothing; blacs bag, Buffalo q Cleveland check
sss4, rssolversi lbox. no mark, marble nantlei
Ellen Simpson, red box, ladies' clothing / box.
no mark, Buffalo Cleveland check 3026, mems
clothing; green box, n. T., l. : Cleveland check
1854, ladies elothsngs carpet Rag. charges $50,
mems clothing; Wm- II Davy, Harbor Greek, Pa,
blaI K bag, shirts; J. P. Killman, Canada West,
Russctt trunk, mems clothing; hair trunk, no
mark, looking RlRss; N. Leonard, 2 black bags,
ladies' clothing; s Nichols, SheEHeld, Eng, l Ras-
sett trunk, mems clothing; A. B. Scott, black
trunk, mems clothing; l black trunk. mark,
mems clcthing; CROWN. I black trunk, Ia ies
clothing; Russett trunk, no marx, mems cloth
ing; l knapsaek, james Smith, soldiers clothing
rank Brece, black Bag soldi RS clothing; Wm.
Reed, black bag clothing, l holster, mark;
| spirit level, no mark; sword, no mark; pair
saddle bags, mark, coat; black trunk,
mark, meme clothing; Aurilla MOrtfsu, ! black
trunk, ladies clothing; l Russett trunk, mark,
charges S. 81 mems clothing; piece Of railing,
no mark; hamm ok, no mark. child's wsgoa,
no mark. Also 81 travelling bags and contents, no
mark. Il. NOTTINGHAM,
Supt O., P & a r. K.
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siderably lower figures than now prevail.
There will be combinations of spectators,
however, to prevent this result, and the
process will doubtless be a slow one, with
probably periodical reactions as past ex-
perience tesehes.
Government securities were less active in
New Yerk to-day, and on the whole hardly
so firm. Notwithstanding the higher quot
alton from London, (72]z,) old 5-2O's were
offering at concession, and there was a
disposition manifested to unload. The 5-2os
of 1866 were in more favor and firm, and
the I0-4Os and 1905 had steady market.
Our dispatches tonight report good deal
of speculation in governments, but among
regular investors the high rate operates to
check purchases. The tendency seems to
be to lower figures quite generally.
Prices of coin and governments in this
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Must we through the darkness grope,
Forked- lightning everywhere!
Star Of Lifei o, Star of Hope
Be brighter than the lightning's glare

Must we through the darkness grope,
Forked- lightning everywhere.
Star of Lifei o, Star of Hope
Be brighter than the lightning's glare
Star OF Hors! 0, Star of Life
If we must be alone at sea,
When waves are rough and winds are rife,
And heart to heart doeth hoarsely call
Brother is il well with thee
o, Life O, Hope o, O,Guiding Star!
Send down the echo FROM afaT,
Brother, all is well with mel
The public exercises concluded with a
benediction by DR.. Eells, after which the
fraternity marched to the Kennard House
singing "Viva La Companie as they
went.
We would not forget to mention here
that Papworth's excellent band enlivened
the meeting at Brainard's Hall with music.
They also accompanied the fraternity to
the Kennard House and played their
choicest airs during the banquet and the
Z. feast of reason and the flow of soul"
Supper was prepared in the dining-roOm,
and was just such magnificent display ol
good things as Mr.. Taylor knews best how
to prepare. Festivity, convivislity, half
remembered, but dearly loved college songs,
toasts aud sentiments ruled the hour-Or
rather several hours. Everybody seemed
happy and desiring others the same.
A number of toasts were responded to.
A series of resolutions was passed con
graduating the Miami, Hudson and Ken
yon Chapters on the success of the convsn
tiou, and returning to them thanks for suct
a cordial welcome and bounteOus repast; L
the committee for their kindness in provid
ing for the comfort of delegates and mem
bers. Gratitude was also expressed to Prof
North for the manner in which he had dis
charged his duties. The warmest thank
were extended to tta orator, Rev. Dr.. Hea
cock and Rev. W. Percy Browne, the Poet
also to Mr.. Beat,ie. Satisfaction and graf
ifcation were also expressed at the emiuen
prosperity of the Fraternity
All unite in the opinion that Of all tn
pleasant re unions, the Thirty-hfth Annus
Convention is ehiefest to be remembered.
The Fraternity, in a body, will visi
Woodland Cemetery this forenoon, to pa
honor to the grave of the Rev. Samuel Eells
founder of the order.
The Fraternity, composed as it is of tn
first students of the colleges of the land, i
one of influence and embraces among it
members some of the foremost minds of tn
country. Many pleasant gentlemen W
met, whose acquaintance will be remem
bered with pleasure. The next annua
meeting of the Fraternity will be held i
Geneva, N. Y.
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And thus the star-and-Crescent's constant

And thus the star-and-Crescent's constant
way
Il follows light where'er light leads;
II loves to hover over the far blue
Moments of thought, whose peaks prick the
arching sky,
To sac what is above which gentle violen CO
Draws from Heaven that purple tint that
pours
Its glory Ger life's common way. Il calls
On every heart that beats beneath Its blaze
To heat in invasion with all things good,
To bath in Life's ideal; to turn away
Like the inhabitant of Plato's cave
From shadows daily seen and from echoes
Vaguely heard, to see their substance and
their source
And so it plants in each fraternal heart
A gentle mania-a fine madnessi
Enthusiasm is the sneering name
That gravelling minds give to such heaven
lit hearts;
But 'tis the pulse of the souls life-the
springing
Of energy divine: 'tis the hearing of the
heart
Listening to it's own immortal throb,
That pulses from its source in the r-of
Home OF Life-the mountain-land of God!
As thirsty travellers in a desert-place,
Andt hodtu t1elr HakS OF WSseE 9S~n' @-''
foul,
While some more Thoughtful man amidst
the throng
Bends his ear upon the parched ground,
Hears with instinct sure the sounds oi
water
Far away sets bis journey toward its
Hidden source, then leaves his dull com
panicns
Wondering and mocking at his lonely form
| Speeding fiercely Ger the burning sands
E'on so these earthly travellers hoard theii
thoughts
Tasteless or brackish, while nobler brair
casting the putrid flask away, listens
For the source of all that's real then speeds
70 slake his SOULS thirst at the fount OF thu
Ideal!
Yea ihUs our symbols true Significance:
| It. follows light and ever leads to light.
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T1rrcH AZ Corxraur-The CoI

LAUNCH AT CoNSEAUr.-The Conneaut Re
porter of the 30th says: The launch of the
bark 7. B. Rice, on Saturday last was most
successfully done She is a fine specimen
of mechanism, and does great credit to the
skill of the mechanics as well Is to the own
er, Capt NJ. Capron. Her dimensipns are
Is follows: Length of keel, lis feet; breadth
of beam, 22l feet; depth of hold, % feet
She will be ready for sea in about ten days,
and will be commanded by Captain Canon,
lake captain Of long experience.
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FINANCIAL 8 COBMERCIAL.
TauRspAY EHKr1re. AUGUST 30

Z ~ \ "
Adviees of further shipments of gold from
Europe to this country had depressing
effect upon gold to day, and the premium
wss lowered, closing at l47s. The supply
of foreign exchange ct New York continues
to accumulate, with very moderate de-
mand, and with steady markets for our Sc
curities abroad, an increased business in
English commercial circles, resulting from
the lowering Of the Bank of England rate
Of discount and promising, if maintained,
to augment exports of produce from this
country, and the fact that coin ia accumu-
lating on our hands, there seems to be sufi
cient reason for expecting gold to go to con-
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The local money market is about as pre-
viously reported. The general demand for
currency is fair, the banks that carry oil
paper meeting with the largest drain, the
call from the commercial and mercantile
community generally being only moderate.
Currency, however, is close, and accommo-
dations are not freely made except upon
unexeeptionable paper.
Eastern Exchange is in good supply, and
the market continues easy, at the nominal
rate of par bdying and 1-1O premium SELL
ing.
In local commercial circles business is
iair, but the markets lack activity. There
was an improved milling demand for Wheat
to-day, and the market was less firm and
lower for Spring, but steady for red and
white winter, which is now in favor with
buyers. Flour remains steady, and the de-
mand in a trade way is fair. Corn is steady
and unchanged. Oats are lower. PrOvi-
sions are unchanged and firm, with good
trade request Butter is rather quiet, bui
steady. Petroleum is firm. but the demand
| is light.