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The national Republican., 1866-12-18
A AUCTION 9ALns

AUCTION SALES
T ARGE LOT OF UNsERVICEARI,E
IL opARrHRhAsrER PloPIRTY AT AUCrIoI.
crrr, ogAsr,.rAsrn's o,yro,,,
wAsr.sfos, b. O., Dee il, iscs.
Z; issH;
ssfot !. -. al, ..i.s =: :sp:ssi:.s. % q S.1:.
General 'onnssstss on TEuRiDiG, }.sasry ;, .sso
q, = eni. s.es. d.. ...-.
y oco II. slS so!ss Shoes.
80 ~. wseeeht Scrap Iron.
! Is Is IS. "a "a w.sss. ws:sss ifss. lss.. a.
LIn iss. Ires Ists, assorted.
i$s S: S; IA; :: e: S'i;;; n; Il s'..
Y - =: ~ "! W; Y: 4:a; .::..:.:. ss..:i; s.r.....
h vssss tasi:s:.A A''''s
g g ssd.I,.s sss1:i sas,;. sa;.,.,
Twses4 salliss.
so:.sy osy is.ss.. is:.s: .-
E@ .s::: Is: y x.i. Collar. ... ..-
SNwses. Is1iss. ,1l -l. gr-- .. .-.-.. ,.
::::,::::: s:..l..... e. +. ..r.r.-
wsfsa Wh.sls .-.a.. .s-....
r doi,s:i;::: $780,, Well; s.l.s s,,.,. ...
Isass Cissis. "
lr Cosl stoves.
g 0nes Cnairs. ..r
~ Waasr Casks,
1o1 1arfsls
q 6tnAsteass. Hr
no Lanterns. ....
J, 80 lbs. Assorted Rope.
Tegsehse with shovels, Picks, spadss, Ares WAGON
WniIs, Cat Hsrass., Biaeksniths' Tools Tia Ware,
Lsrns: Cash In 0ovssnmsat funds.
seeds nsst b removed within tea days iron date Of
ssis. D. n. kUCKKR,
Assistant ouaftsrmastsr General.
dsls-ts Brsvst MAjor General, UGA
The national Republican., 1866-12-18
~ Grand Msssnic Fair Of Useful and
RICE FANCY ARTICLES. TOYS. se..
At sKvRN O'CLOCK EVERY EVENING,
PAIR BUILDIN A.
Corner Of Seventh Street and Psnnsyivauis avenue.
PROCEEDS PoR THE BEnIrIT OF THE xAsoNIo
HALL ASSOCIATION.
Members Of the fstsrnity and the public In general
are cordially Invited 70 b present.
The Baildisg has bssn thoroughly renovated and pat
In proper rspsir-nsw roofs put and noor laid
and everything donsto make II comfortable.
A good band Of music will bs in attsadanos every
evening.

PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Season Tickets, admitting gentleman and lady, u.
Single admission, 4 cents.
Children from ave to ten years, 10 cents.
Under ave years Of age, free
THos. THOMPSON,
dsl6 see'y Com. Of Arrangements.
The national Republican., 1866-12-18

nX EN AT AUCT CTION.
DRror OF wAaurlofoS,
WAsnIeroS, D. c., December Is, 1883.
VIII BE- sold a. publie auction, on SATURDAY, IA
iastant at ~ o'clock. noon at Rey's corral. usdsf
the supsrvisioa Of Brsvst Brig Gen. c. n. ToIpkins,
Dspaty ouartsfmastsr General,
IIoHT WORK OXEN.
Terms: CsAh, In Govsrnmsnt funds
Assistant ouartermastsr General,
dslt-A Bvt. Maj. Gen. United States Army
GALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS
- AND aUARrBRNAsTxRs PROPERTY.
DEror ouARrHnnAsrER's s OyYIcI,l
BALrIxoRI. Nd, Dec. 10, 1895. I
VIII b sold at public suction, at the port Of Bafu-
more, Fardy's wharf, south side Of basinl flURs.
DAY, 3oth instant, at II H. the splendid side -Whssl
steamer CITY OF ALBANY, rebuilt n 1854, of-toas;
Length 100 feet; breadth Of beam, S feet; depth Of
Also, the steam tug ISLANDER, Of tons; lssgth, .
fes; breadth Of beam %fsst depth Of hoiA fss aad
l7-ineh syliadsr. Both vessels Of Light dfah halls
ditea.
saall quantity Of qusrtsrhasssr,s property, con-
sisuS q Anchess s.d a oe6 pounds Of shsii cable.
nm . tisyessa Of st the sane time and place to the
fsrns Cash, In Government funds, on day Of sals
Iaquss respecting the sale may be sddrsssed 70 the
uldssssnsd, Or 70 the Auetionesrs hsssrs. ADRIoN,
THOMAS CO.. No. IS South Charles street.
By srdsr Of the ousrtermastsr asnsrai:
A. 9. KlMBALL,
Captain and 4. Q. T., q. .. Army,
dsis.u Depot ouartsrmastsr.
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pOW0I-o8cu
Matt. H. Carpenter for petitioners, John w.
Cary and =. @. Ryan for respondents.
The Military Commission Ca,s-Ih Opinion Of
tho Couyt-TAs I'iais Illegal aud Void-Con:
gr,', BY a Con'rreticn Of Ms Ast q 1883, hsid
Without Authority to Anthorizs Miiitary Commis.
sions-THs Contribution the Supreme Lao Of the
Land ~ Psacs and War--Er parfs Larsdin p.
MIiisan.-Ths questions certified ofiu this, (and
two other cases on record with were a. follows:
lst. On the facts stated In said petition and OK,
according TO the prayer Of said petition?
"a. On the facts slated In said petition and ex.
hibits ought the said Lsmbdin p. Milligan to be
discharged from custody as In said petition prayed
Sd. Whether upon the facts stated In said peti.
tion and exhibits the military commission men.
toned therein had Jurisdiction legally to try
and sentence said Milligan In manner and form as
In said petition and exhibits statsdi
As to the hrst two questions II Is answered affirm.
stvsly, and As to the third question 1t Is answered
In the negative.
Mr. Justios Davis read tho opinion Of the court,
in which, a. TO the objection TO the Jurisdiction Of
the court In the matter the ground that there was
no 'suit' pending and before It, 1t Is held that q
cause is snit, and wherever there Is proceeding
before court brought to assert any right by any
person, that proceeding Is q mt In this case
there was an appearance BY the District Attorney on
the part Of the Government but that Is immatsrial
as TO the question Of Jurisdiction, as the appearance
was not necessary to sustain II. Tho language Of
the statute providing for certificate Of division In
any case where the judges arc divided, upon the
TO enlarge tho statute than to restrict 1t In man
to exclude the right Of appeal in cases Of this
character, whore only the name Of one party ap'
pears.
On the merits II Is held that Congress provided
agsinst such oommissions rather than iu favor ol
them BY the aot Of 1883 and that Congress has not
the constitutional power 10 authoriss such commits
honS, that the Constitution 10 express against
thsn and u 10 the supreme law ofths land In tmsl
! d wSs y u tlass n pssss,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-07-19
The Grocer'S Story.

Ours was quiet street at most times
"A lazy, shady place, where the green
blinds were forever closed, and where
there was so little passing that spears
of grass grew here and there between
the Hagstones, and the stone curhs OF
the iron rallied areas were fringed with
soft green moss. A very quiet place at
most times, but late one autumn after
noon a strange cry sounded through it,
which awakened all its echoes, and cal.
led curious faces to the doors and win
dows.
"stcp thief stop thief!"
The strong voice of policeman ut.
tered the cry at first, and the shrill treble
of two boys at play near by took it up
and repeated it, and by-and by there
was full deep chorus, like the cry of a
pack of hounds sound you might
have known at any distance, however
ignorant you we're of the language, to be
the cry of men who hunted something.
Policemen with their clubs, erraud
boys with bundles, bakers with baskets
on their arms, young gentlemen jast re-
leased from the academy close at hand
and ragged urchins, whose school house
was the gutter, all joined together in the
hot pursuit, and followed the miserable
object with bare, begrimmed feet and
hatless head, that fitted along before
them with speed which only fear coulC
LEND to one so worn and wretched-;
speed which kept the crowd long way
of, and made the burlisst of his pursu
erS pant for breath.
They were out of sight ia a moment
but in little while the cry was hearc
that the thief had bafded them, ant
some amongst the crowd rushed bssk y
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sister-dcath is there. Death-and no
soft hand, no gentle voice to bless and
soo.he him. His head sinks back one
convulsive shudder ! and he is dead
A groan ran through the assembly,
so vivid was her description, so unearth.
" her look, so inspired her manner
that-when she described, seemed ac.
tually to have taken place then and
there. They noticed also that the
bridegroom had his face in his hands
and was weeping.
Dead !! she repeated again, her lips
quivering faster, and her voice more and
more broken 'and there they scoop
him a grave; and there, without a
shroud, they lay him down in that damp,
recking earth. The only son ofa proud
father, the only, the idolized brother of
fond sister. And he sleeps to-day in
that distant country, with no stone to
mark the spot. There he lies-my
fathers son-my own t,oin 6rother' a
victim to this deadly poison. Father,
she exclaimed, turning suddenly, while
the tears rainsd down her beautiful
cheeks, father, shall I drink it now'
The form of the old Judge was con.
vulsed with agony. He raised not his
head, but in a smothered voice he fal.
tered no. no, my child, in Gods
name-no.'
She lifted the glittering goblet, and
letting it fall to the floor, it was dashed
in a thousand pieces. Many a fearful
eye watched her movement, and instan
taneously every wine glass was transfer
red to the marble table on which it had
been prepared. Then as she looked a
the fragments of crystal, she turned t.
the company, saying, let no frien'
hereafter, who loves me, tempt me t.
peril my soul for wine. Not frmer ar
the everlasting hills than my resolve
God helping me, never to touch or tast
that terrible poison. And he to WHOM
I have given my haud-who watche,
over my brothers dying form in tina
last solemn hour, and buried the dea
wanderer there by the river in that Ian
Of gold, will, trust, sustain me in tha
resolve-will you not, my hes5and?' p
His glistening eyes, his sad, swet
smile, was her answer. The Judge lei
the room aud hen an hour after he rt
, turned, and with a more subdued mar
ner took part in the entertainment Of th
bridal guests, no one could fail to rea
that he, too, mad determined to banis
the enemy at once, and forever from h
! princely home.
Those who were present at that weC
. ding, can never forget the impression
! SO Soiemnly made-many from tn
hour forswore the social glass.
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Ra tcs Of Advci'tisin e:

Adm'rs and Exeeto~'s Notices, each
6 Observation-Disclosures 80
Auditors Notices, each................. 2 90
Transient advertising, per square Of
10 lines or less, . times or less.... 200
For each subsequent insertion. ......... so
Professional cards, year............... 00
Special notices. per rlinc.........:........ IS
Obituary and Marriage Notices. each 90
Yearl Advertising, one square,. 10 90
Yearly Advertising. two squares...... 10 90
Yearly Adver'ing three squares...... 30 90
Yearly Advertising, column. ...:.... 25 %
Yearly Advertising, coluhn......... 35 00
Yearly Advertising, | column:...... 20 90
Advertisements displayed more than
ordinarily will be charged for at
the rate (per column of.........A... 90 90
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Observation-Disclosures

MISUNDERSTANDING
ppn 0ospitaluprrdtben, Abi8tep, @eiuen &c.
Mebteat paroes srs 8 fiee,
99aibtnetpr y. g q. MARA 1896,
Ant Wtittpsd ben Is. Msrtl WprsenS I'm 10 l16r werben
an benz S%uO'etafs Square 9Geerpaust tn SftntIt6er ge ,htts
aeruus nGGbe arteteue artttel bon 6psptteIt rtGiben urb
SSirttusien, ete n;6tIarser { r bas wietitdI.9 Depart meat
Der Irnhee ee5rd 9t wsrSeu. Sa~rfduft:
MrrDr 5cDt 100000 @rbienbGbnen 2SCO
GDrn Stare 10000 Tshee @rtract 1862 Gan.
&aeds unb &bacpfat 10 600 @rtwGflerle EsrtcTeIn 100
@efpserer 2tmmt 1860 Gem ,te 10. 1862
@rie' nebl 20 go gphief Il in 8 ydrth. con @
Erptrfd 10eoO bp in t1Iern 3oOO "a
Otftnfetf& Grtraet 2s,0O0 gherie g1ein y so
WtlG @rtraft 10000 b. 30 In Ortiz. 40. 600
Sr8ner 1885 EacrGspna gDeiutn ri. 10000
gptnRn 600
S6t8s IrttteI Herbe II in gartbten. Ie mad gpunf6 tn het.
nen unb erGeeren QuantttGten otrfauft.
BebtuBunefn bear.
Bnnf(6l Edee rpersen BEN 1duftrn sstattet, ugt tbr Ct
genttunt mseSufA dhen.
GstaISee werken bis am 5 Nprtl bereit fsin.
Gb1S. SutberI1 NIB,
surgeon unD gursfb r u. 8. ".
6. u. YOtfefsr. Mutt. US n,-l8lpr,
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GmrDpdiftbe Statbritbten.

Der YOft bss 9ampfers CHINA entnebm.n mir
Ncl9enbes :
Bic snslii4eu sldtter fpre9en t9 sesen bi.
Soee zines elrcp. &pn9refeS aus.
Die 3cncon Zines ipridt nit GROCER Gntidie-
nenbeit 9eSeu bic minifferielle &eforlnbil. Sic
11etnt, tbr feble bic Seele Der 6rage - bic reue
VertbeiIrnS Der Yarlumentsiise - ut6 eS isi
ni9t an3unebmen, bab fte our49eber tperbe, tpenlt
nt4t cine beltimr1te Serbiirgun9 baftr 9eaeben
perbe, baB nod cine Srpplementarbia fiji bic
YarIannentsfibe einsebradt peroen lp1e.
Die liberalen 8ldtter dubern fi1 fat brrdpe9
nit GROCER 8efritSiSunS iiber bic 8iI; fe mel.
men, 3crb &uiiel babe in ebrlifer g8eiie leii1 gSOrt
9cbalter1.
Der @CnDerreiir BET alitraliiden GolOnie Bic
tcrtd, Cir &barles Darling, 1T bon ieinem Soften
nb9erufen tporben, neil er ,,niGt SetllS 0iscre'
ton in Der 2eitul9 elmer epnftitutionelen &e9le'
run9 in einern 2anoe berrieten 100 Der Yartet9eiit
70 le~iotnIfaftlid erreSt iet, tpte III BEN auitraltifeu
@plpnieen."
SIN Der einleitenben Sieun9 Der BARRIER Gonfes
ren3 erfldrte beren &orftbenper Serr Droupn be
Qbnps, ba5 6raEfreih burdaus tetnen Ganbioaten
fir BEN GbrOn Der Wolbau @alahei besinIti9e
ft4 itrtet an bic @rsebniHe bes VcltpiueHs
III bGIten S~efOnnea ieL
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zine dnbere 51atla6e, itdmlt9 Die, baB IN
elmer Bil. relAe ben SGub Der Gtsilre6te
BON 8irgern gum @e9enltatb bat, e8
,uer1t nGtbig mar, 3t erflareh alf tpelde
&laien bon 9erlUnen it6 bieler Same uSar>
ger" be3tebt."-
vl1m bas l1nre1t 3t 3et9ert, welGes BARN
lieet, tre1r man btejent9et @tn9ebprene1t,
Die Ifpn felt bret Sabren eman3ipirt ltnp, gu
8irgern maGt, Ser9lei6t Die SCtlhaft tbren
Sail NIT p~emjent9en 9eWt1er upertber, patrtOs
tiIGer uuO tnteui9ehter Sremoen" oott pener
mir etnen Mufent9alt BON fitnf Sabret per-
lan9en, e9e mir t1nen erlauben, Burger Der
Gereinisten Stuaten 3t perpea. !oter II aber9
mails cine 3bdtId1e itberl eben. Der Qalpts
errnb, mes6olb fir etnen 6rempen elm tnnf@
idbrtaer 9(ufentbalt perlan9t ptrp, TIT rattt=
ltA Der, boB ct Dabur9 ben fdcttlAen Sepets
BON ietner NbliGt liefert, Die Ser. Staaten 5u
Ietnem reuet Gaterlano maiden gu wolen.
gBtr 1aaert at tbm v8leibe flint Sabre lang
BEL ults, gum ernltliAen 8ewets, DAP bu Inn
mer Bier bletben ptllt, ltnb mir wpllen Dir
bann bic 8ebte zines 8ir9ers 9eben." Der
Ne9er pngegen / It Dter 8 ebpren;
er Bat fetn anbereS 8aterldnp;
ale feline Snterelien, ale feline @usli6ten ltnp
nit pieIem 2anpe ipentil6. @rlarben mir tbnt
niAt cine @lei1beit Der 9teGte nit ietnert
glebenmenl6en anperer 8arbe, 70 bebanpeln
mir 9eptB. uniere eigenm Ganpsleate ialedter
ais bic 6remDen, Denen nj nj DIT II II I
I@tptlre6te lunpern aud pas
g ttmmreh t ppn benz u9enbltd
an eeb E 1t, 10 0 tie 9 surge werbeu II,
uno trelde mod cine dnbere !6ei,natb baben,
s1 Der tie 3uriidfebren f%Snnen, peitn le init
unIeren Snltituttpnen un3ufrteoen linp."
y6err SObnlUn lplte ieBt, Goa er BON
vNe6ten" iprt6t, bic ytel9abt" iperben mill
Ien,) ertldren, pelde Die Te6te ltno, bte nod
ieiner Mietnune S@ub perptenen une burG
IL e G6 e Nltttel CT lte gu belHiben 9epentt. u
,@S tbut utts letO, oaB mir 9e5pun9en
lnb, nit ben bur6 BITE BptI6aft aus9eIprp=
denen MuliGten lsDr bifertren gu miifea.
Q6ir btligten ben &prl6la9 pes @rdiipeuteu,
bic loYalen NeprG%l entanten Der fruAeren Sic
beQenfdoten III ben @pn9reB duf3unebmen
Ntr btltAten dud ;nan6e Ietner @tnipitrfe
ee9en Die 8tG ut 8etref pes Bureaus fit
6ret9elafene. Nber rpaS bic @tStlreAtsbt0
tetrift pb9lei9 mir utGt gang etnoerltan=
ben NnD NIT alien tbret 8eftmmun9en = |r
l1etnt tie unS bod al6 zines Der telten @e
lebe, bte tpir unt,r ben 9e9enwdrtt9et I'm.
ltGnpem pur1brtn9en fGrnen Ino MFR bpfer
pesbulb, boB bic StQ IN beiOen 6dulert pel
Gungre0es pte nGtbiee Majpritdt BON 3tpe
Orittelt Der Sttmitet erb1ltert miro. -
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Die NreHe itber bos SSetO.

Die ngletp gOrt Goenins 9Ult" laot infer
2noerem iiber Die 8etO=8Utl@aft
rg8tr mthen 9elfebeu, DAP uus Der Son
Der SOti4aft melt better eefGQt als tbr Ie}nz
balt. 3uerf be9e9net le benz She'll Der
8ia, welAer ertlart, paB ale in ben Ser.
Stauten sebOrenen @erlunen n8arser" Der
&epublit letn ipuen. 5err SpbnIu on be-
bauptet, bab tpenn lfe eS fraft Der 8unDes=
Contribution i4On linO, ptsle Grtlarurs in
Der 8tQ unnGtbt9 pdre. @r iIbertebt jeou@
bic SbatluGe, bab In Der gertGtltGen @nt=
i6etpung OeS bG&ten SunOesz@ eridtSbOfes
(OreO Scott @ntlaetOun9) pas l1rtbett ba=
Sin sing, OaB elm FREEZER Neser, Der bier tn
Den Ser, Stauten eeturen 1T, tein Burger iet.
@s a beS6alb BON Setten bes GOn9re1es
jeBt, bu Der uberpdltigenoe @tnfuB Der
SflaOenbalter sebrO@en III, gang settsemab
nnb pafenb gu ertldren, paB Der 6~ret9daiene
Burger let. 9err SpbnlOn iber(FeDt nod
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SernttetDn1'8 Ger KUtrfbl@ AFT &C.
in Ter Gurnballe, 300 g8eIt Vratt StraEe.


Ia Ter eeBrnpdrtiee gerro tier, 6err @fbnrbt, bpabf3-
hst am @nee bss na6Ren Wcnits nd3 y Europa Bu retien
urD ofs9alb feline Steae n!ebesgIeBt BAT, (, FnO ptr eeI0a-
nen, con bsm 1. Wtae rd6 abtn BITE m : Der gurn.
balIe bLrb1ntene 9trtbf6z t, Bber BEN
8dnjen 1ef&dft4betrteb etaem lol;ben, ~atpanbtsn
UNI nntstnsbmsrOsn Ssiaaft1m1nn gu ~Ioertrasrn uma
/. Sn6ent pr 0tretn RE GDntrple unb Siebnuuastbb.
rune kber baS @et6dtt ~teibebalt unb f@ bGm untsrneb mee
eemfle preJ'nte pNn 1ertauiten G%etrdnten, Gisarren &c.
Der8uten ldBt; Dber
2; Snbe MIR tenn llnternetmer ben sansea @efbdtsbe-
trtee INIT BenuBun8 bee Naturalization nub beS Wi btltars
9e8en stne teft8sltsute. mo atltfe pber iGbrit@e 8etr te dber.
ttag-n uno b.PB BITE ReSte re ierOtrtn, Ste sur J6rbsrnne
uni:rer y ,retnfjwfdf nut6i9 fnb.
S9rt TIT terftG BeIte AngebDte
tur uebernatnte te6 @ef1dftS nuf te eine cher anksre
yell { NIT 9enautr Mngdbe Ter Yrssents pber mDnatltbsp
0tsnt'n, tptrten bts Dtenfas ben 10 Mprti r6b hbtn tn BIN
SsretnSlDtalt entee9sn eenUnHsn Dter iGnren fr Soft ee.
aus3nf3lasfn, Tisr 6aaienisen ,u o%ccepiren. baS tn @Gee.
ntetnen am sDrtbetltdftefen erl6etnt.
SeofS Mn8cbot ntuB, UNI Betidfftierra au fnbsr. ben
gtamsn Bweier Rdnner ssSsn, BITE I'D fir Ste rihtiee @r~
fuuun8 eeS Gpntfaetes Ofrblr stn werbsn.
8OrfGuf u. tte.A
27mts-l0Gpri
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EsEs rEz9T1 gBi&tiS fir Siupauberer IL. 0teiiente
@riparntb BON s3ett, @elp nnO @rtfernung
bur6 bic
GaLfinnpre.Sbt0 Niienb0bm.

lt1dl 0Ilelt EDGtIelI Deg Weltell9,
iiber Barfer8bur9 unp Wlarletta, oper 8enipppb,
@besling unO Columbus.
Die gaIttnore.Obip GtfentaSn btetet rem rtiItnbeu gu.
blitum BITE et66ttu BGrtbsile II BeBU8 duf 9 ,aiefrtt, Be
auem.ihteif, otGeI Ben @%unfIt9iett unb 5ASnbeit Der
Seensrts'H, icta6 ie Spn letnsr anrern Sahn in tet M
San c utertrpHen pirr. Dieie Basin, Don, ntldnttldgu
R care Gus8eI enb, 1T bic dItfe aus ~eepstuisfe finite, gIei6
ieiis ater aud bte f~urseits grD f&uelhe unb paber bic bill
lteffe &pute fir BITE J~etIenotn nap BEN SDeren, Die Htht
Der febIer ielttn, Fe gu tenuser.
Wtetleus @ntfernuRg y. Baltimore mad. Cincinnati:
Uerer glrter9burg. .,ss' DietlPN.
BenppDb Unb ~gDteeltnB .'.,.'....,63B
5arrtsbur9 uno YtttSbnr8 .,.'....'.dog
Durh Bic marietta &tnie ............... $50
etne @riparniB az fr @ntferuuH6 Uon l5
DurG ete GrlumbuS 9tnte .............. h99
elne @rfrarntb an Scr @ntfs:nun8 SOn 90
Retfenbe, pel6e bic Baltimore btU @~tienba9n tenuBea,
lesen bic Netfe in 1E Gag 5urut u fabrtn tn Dasea, be aGf
cas- NlerbGauemiten nm I ftprIitert ten Stsfn etSeert@iet fnb.
EnhrNrpiIp
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Srtnen mnS 0lmaenolGSer

SD srlauSe MIR, benz beutf6en YHbItfum bic Ansetge ~
ntadeH, bae I'd MID ais Optteus bter nieberseIalfen babe,
UNI tann teoen NIT Brtuen t. eenau une rt1tte ~ptriepen.
DFttteHt etnes Optpmetsr tann Id tds Muge n1eiien uns phns
ntsprert Srtuen 81 prpbtren slet6 BITE redten @lafer sebIn.
wtetHe alien 6reunte, be nt9 70 oft tn NaIbingtcn beiudt
babeH, erfude I'D aud BIER sefaatst bds @letfe gu tbun.
EpbtnS &, Dpttctan, aus gBdlbtuatpn,
W.. s Yprb @reenfrGse,
(~Rr27ilfdtl awtETen BaIttnture. unb Fopsttearoes
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Rude - iUfstt su %be3tsbeu. I6btres Bel
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Sin tfbE itr'biemerE btOlUee aus eem @lfa6, Der tn Stras.
6nr9 nne Salel pubitt in Sranfret6 ale prCtefantifds r
gtdrr'r tun9trt bat 1uni&t i@ TEN 2etrerfaG su piemen.
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ySpplnnnf+ Gin tnteateenter Suabe Sn l4-l7 Sab.
~%'"'tH"s rem bon rrbentlibea @ltern, tonn etne
Steut tn etnem . tore ~trbalteu; nur etner. IBer beGrn 2u.
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theleeh; stner Gus tenn flbIi6en GtaettbeiIe ptr6 tCree,O.
gen. 6ermInn 9prn
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Der Office Ses GSmmtlFpKsr o. Emigration NsrbCf @dt
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DGn fI0tf. 9tnieN ~fefBefeben Pretten ~ baben etenip
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serl btrtontmtn gu lanen, tabta ben belpnbern SortbetI. beg
bteiS BabrbiRttI fur EN- sanseS Sabr gnlrte Fnb uNb tcB
renR Ee ntGt aettautt fpsrben iSatsr, paS Sch bafnr mad
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mtt fpt6tn s5iaetS %ptrietsRsu Y~anaeteren ispPtI al Sgrb
bes S6tifeS, as aud nab itrer AutHntE tn p'eisrs 9anee
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tedgue, Gbesconnefer, pitts u BART Rsbebeb Etew EOpu
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Rtper ndhe SbdD 3anpng.
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uetfds uno WOutaa Niprstns 6 lbr Dsriaf.n, an6al.
tsnb an 5btusenannten 9las II rnb In Baltimore Dor Sasts.
anbru6 am 6~retta6 mn Dtea TIA Q anfommen.
Subrpfrfe mad @dftotAe, Dtunm Gnbstpn, grtucfs dnne,
SnDw 5lu, BerItn uab anbsrn 9ldseu ter 5aIbiniel fnb an
ben sfrf6ienensn 9lnouneepGsen gu bGfcT men.
Sra9t W!rb Otenltags us j rettae ablS A utr
Nadmtttag dngencttrea.
Sabrpret5 SIS. WatIsstteu unb &aia!tn ertra.
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EGmrt26-J &bGf, &. Cannon, Agt.
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RARE. R1cH AND RAcY.

few days since We received communication
of raro order, decidedly rich in its CONTENTS and
abuudnntly racy in the style adopted. Unfortu-
nately for tho writer's famo, ho has omitted his
proper name and lencc his valuable contribution
to polite literature will remain forever lost to a
benighted people. The article in question is per-
pctrated in the genuine African lingo; has q Con-
federate postage stamp, on the first page, can
cellcd thus: '18G6-C. s. A." with the remark
that dey say de Internal Revenue has to be paid"
also, enclosed is give Dollar Fedcrick ELL" to
pay the printer, and the whole placed in an en-
velope which has two ten-cent Confederate stamps
to satisfy the exacting post-ofico regulations
Altogether, thero is something unique IN the brill
liant conception. Yet, however, much we have
been amused at the singularity of this production
there is evidently talent wastcd and the author is
gently advised to mako an effort in puro and una
dulteratod English Few men can successfully
compete with the South'e greatest satirist, "BILL
ARP" in that particular order of nomenclature
and the public are already taxed with limitations.