davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1866-03-02

Great Seasatiop!.
Watches. Clocks Chains Diamond Rings,
Meiodeons Ser'ng Machines, dc
ONE. MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
TO BE DISPOSED OF. AT
ONE DOLLAR EACH!
Without regafd 10 rotuei Not 10 be
paid J0r until yoa kaow whaf
you are 10 tectieei
splendid List Of Art olea. al ~ DO sold 70,
ONE lDL An EACH!
100 Clock, tfeh, b. 4 uno ~ day
elosk,. ,ungigg iton."..SiO TO $3.50 each
100 piano., Of Oh, beet mauutae'
tufe..,... ............s... ..s.,.ao0 90 500 !"
800 sewing Machihtf, OF The test
Manufacture $1,000" 1900" 30 IL $50
$50 uVnln' uvId Hunting tnse
Nateher.a,,.... ...., ........ 90 TO 1870
$50 fadlus' doti aud kuamv.ed
Hunting Case Wmeh,st.. 80 TO 20
BOO Gents' uuniing'IaFesiiter
Watehes...., 49,, ..,.,.. ..... IS 10 20
quo Dis mend hhg,"... ,..""... b0to 100
5000 uoid VoHt n Neck Chaibs.,,, I TO 80 "
i01 oval Iauu Dineet,is, do
5uOl jet aud 0old bWevl,u... 6to 10
1000 uhttslaine Chains aud
Guard Chnlns...... ......... 8 10 20 a.
1000 solitaire \ GVld brooches, to 10 {"
5vOO cural, Opal aud Emernld
br, oches",." ...s..",,... I 10
1000 Mosine, jet, Faya aud Flor
eatihe Ear brnts..,..... Ito
1900 cnrRl, OPAL aud Emerald
Ear Dfops-... ....... 49,. Ito
1000 CalllOrpia D,amon breast
ptna.,.... ....,... ............... 200 10 10 -
5000 Gnld Fob aud Vest Watch
keysvn., ..,,,,..., ,.,,..,s,,,.,2.50 TO 3
1000 Fob Vest ntbbOn rfidus. Ito 10
6OuU Sais solitaire Sieose.but
tons, studs, Ac. ......-. Sto
5000 uold ihImbles, fcnois,
Ae ..... ......... .,....' 4 to
10000 Miniature Pockets .... :. 25Uto 10
lUUv - Magic
Spring ...... ..... .......... 10 70 20 "
5000 uUld Toothrickr, Ctossvs,
&e.."....".s..... ."...",,.. 2to "
bn00 Plain uVid hitgs....,.... TO 10 f"
DOuO Chased Z" ........ -. dto 10 Z"
iuuOo stvse Sotand signot Rings 2.6Uto 10 ("
100 Chiif' rhla DlanOpd ring. 2to 10 /"
1900 setp feaies' Juwtliy jet
aud 0oid.,..... ..".."".. to 10
5000 sets Fades Jsweiry Tam.
go, Pearl, opal nnd 9TH
or st,ues..s........ ,.".,..... 4 TO Is -
10000 Uold Pens, SILVER kxttnt
Sion Holders n pvneils.. 4 TO 10
10000 Gold Pens aud uVld M'fd
iioidefs.s....si ",s.t,..a. O 90 10 "
5000 Gold psns aud ueid Extyn.
tension II iiieis"...n -. Ito "a
1000 Ladies uiit & Jet bueties.. 5to 10
50Ov - " ilair
bars and ialls.,n.....nm bto 10
5nO0 Silver uObluts aud Drink
Ing CupH"".s ...".i ..n..n TO 90 4"
5000 silver catioif .a..s. .....n., 10 10 80 {"
s0OU /" fruit, Card aud Cake
TASK etF.... 49, -, 49,, -. 30 90
eoou dose" sii''r I'a io"nt" iOto 20 =. 4.
iuuuU Iuhtu Slnoun
L. L.. M a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-29
gua,erfaao Ssluiles

mas ben 8ewobnern Der genannteu gegenb utebr
9ertebrs= unh Eronsportations GrIei1terunaen ais
ireenb elmer anbern 8eeeitb perIeibt. : 3ipef 8de
uno eire MnsdbL QueiIen bureb3ieben bic Sarm ure
perIetben neberffuB rn 8dier in allen So5resseten.
Die 2duberelert flib iebr gut fr Observation-Disclosures
Suede geIegen ili1b besen eite AtsabI Der fb6nite
Anhihen fir 5amilien Z, &ei6ensen, umgeben BON
pra1tDoIen 6Giner. - TieieIben nb reid probuItiu
unb f5nnen burb feline 2dnbereien in benz i96nen
EbeIe ppm Rittel Sennefiee ilbertroffen rperse,t.
RerfoneH, bic geiunbe nnb freunoIibe Rlase, ents
TDeDer Helm ober 9roB, ie i5r @etrebe riid,te
I'm. pansen u6 erii6ten t5nllen, fdfen iuoen be-
ieHgen, bic in elmer guten Ra5barftut Ieben monen
ooer bic, pel9e aebrnltitute sper 6abrifen anIegen
mouen, fSffnen ffinen beiierns a5la$ fiHben.
9ieie grobe une freun6Ii6e Sarf, beltebenb aus
beinabe 22OO adern, TT ausseu1eiien ,iSs setbeiH
rporhen in ffl t5iss-s.sft
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-29
Sufonl1lterl

3ufammen 100 @.
Oas iiE nidtiDiI.R Sn elmer &eoe
bon fiinf3ebn 9Rinuten fpridt befPrdii>
bent MIR bunoert uilG ueunilal bon iid)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-29

Gin Srdulein Mlarb 8. Shell in
Gan Grancisro bat ben General Wfaibr
9eirp NagIee auf 800, 900 Gdaoen>.
eriab lue9en Ni9terfillung zines Sei@
ratbsantrnDes nerfhet. Die id0re
Mdgernt3tjt inn 8eEb bon Iiber 100
griefen bes 9lneetla9ten, tpomit lie Oie
Gei6tigfeitssibrer @Rflase 8u~beiueifelf
geoentt. So.
Scr 8raf6ent iagt in Ieiner9eoe
an ,bas @oulite Der 96ila6eIpbier Cont.
benton: w,S6 bin 70 febr gesen ben
@goiSmus ipie irgenb @iner. an Sn
berfelben Neoe gibt er ltns Elm Beiipiel
bon Der rei;eHben 8ei1eioenbeit. pie
nHleren ipiirbigen 9rafioenten 70 iebr
9arafterifrt. Gum 8epeis oefen aab<
[: i'd bier, aslf, .. ipie oft in feiner 0teoe
Die foIoen6en @orte borfonlmen.
This humble individual s l
Myself So .4- 2
Me 9 3
My %
II = af SO
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-29
suit 19. 1866. iul22 bb
IEgE.g54jl ID IIEIEIlE
g. s. M6ae,
SibweltIdbe Gde BET 9rtten uno NsaininaBe, elm
-faa Ereppe 6O9s Gincinnatis Dbip.
on xrr o,rr.c ~

8ediel< @efddft nit Guropa.
GoIledioMeafu ns MhssabInnaen ieSereIrf IN allen
Gbeilen Seutf9lanbs Tuerben pom mir, iuie sep6hn@
lid, auf bic promptete Mrt be1orgt.
Sir 98ediet ailf 9tefu Dort ino anoere 9aiioelss
itdote Der gereinigten Staten tann man INNER BEL
Auf bic nabfteben6en gIdse finS bel mir BedieI tn
arSBeren, fo1pie in ben teiniten Snmmen, su bill
Iigften Courier 81 haben.
Gelher, IneIbe an irgenb eines Der nadfteben6en
9daier in Deufi6Ianb fir Sbre 9tednung etngeianot
ober tesabIt rueroen, NIT benz 8emerten, oaB mir oa=
DON Narit 81 geben iet, tSnller BET mir M ginen=
nati iogleid IN tlin9erber Miinse erboben wefben,
fObaI6 ic bic Nadridt pom Gitgattse Ser Sumne er7
baIten babe 9a i'd DON meinen Ueri1iebenen 8oil=
cutters inmer nit iebem SteasRer griefe erbate tJeln
@eIber eingegangen ftno, 70 1T oes Der f1neHite,
F4erits unS biiise Bes, nm BeIbsr mad amerita 81
Sur Sob anb 9ilbei be,abIe i'd ftsts bes b88ae
YreInium. 81,
elite neiner 8auquiers in 0eittfdIdno
u /. H., an sic SIR @eIb besa6lt unb
6aaa bel mir 3erpoben iuerben fam.
- 80 ei45u$
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-29

8. 2aut Sanbidrei6en bes Saiiers
Napoleon ben franaOiii9sn Minilter
&onber in n,beionbern S@us" nebnen,
nn0 nod pieEeS anoere. Al 90 "a
60 feblt nur nod, bob aud Der SO !
beR50lEer i'm Der RaHa9ei Die 9nten
Dieiie unferes $errgotts III MniprudJ
ilianrit. Sic MnsnbI unp, 8erf9iepelir
beit Der bargelteaten 3uilatbuh0erl
Dilrfte linn pBnebin iebe Betbeiligung an
Der menf@liden 8olitit balb 70 berIeis
ben, Dab fib Der liebe Soft Ieoigli6
Der &ranten, gBitttuen uu6 gBarfeu am
nehnfeif fnirA
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-29

cine bauernbe Union aIIer Staaten auf
Der 8aiis al ii5ern, tpelbe Int Der ges
fnelnfamen Geiolltion proponirt lit, bic
als Gin Slhenbement gu Der @onititu<
| ton Der 8ereiniateu Staaten Dorge>
f6lngert llil6 am Is. Sui 1866 imGon>
9reife paiFrt lit,
| 2 DAB cine MISUNDERSTANDING Der
s2ea9ue so elmer nod iaber su beffiln 4
men6en 3eit 3uiamaenberufen iperben
iou, I'M Den Oelegaten beiaeter @on>
BENTON elm ofentlid es g8iIltonmen 81
bieten; uno baB Die Biireer bon Yenn<
iglbanien un6 an6eren Gtaaten, tpeld1e
tbiefes S0rgeben biIliger, btgrnttt einaes
laoen iperoen, baran She'll gu nebmen.
3 SaB Der Gefretar 0er 2eague
bieronrd initrrirt fpirb, iebem Dele9a>
ten, Der gu beiagter Contention suges
laKen tuit6, elm Billet fiir ben @intritt
ms 2ea9ue Saus gu aebeit. 81 ~ !
4 SaB Der ber5li9e Danf biefer
t49eagne bierburH ben fogufen geprdfeHs
tanten i'm Gonores bon biefem unb ans
beren ,Staateni apsgslpre@eu miro, 6d
iie trelt Der @eret)tigfeit, Der Sreibeit,
Der gofifitiltion ua6 Der Union bas9an6
Dor Der Grnie6rigung, Der @efabr unb
Der Gd@anbe betpobrt bpberl. 6aB unbe<
| ftrafte 8err1t6er, 6erelt Sai16e init Dem
8lute loDaler Burger beFedt iino, in
ben 0fentliden Staatsratb sugela6en
mer6eu. aittjs sisGa5y}
| N~E So. L 80.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-29
Y ole iIniOn 3eatti.e

Die 1Imfpp 2edAfle j
All @6ilaDttb6la tldbtl III tbtel lekten
gktisd Dill 9oEotncen Gef6IlfIe aiis
III Gaf Aiele 2eagAelfiir bic Stabt
a26ila6elpbia bic Dele0aten begKiibfI
spffb, welde tH Der GOnDentiOn ffiiblfS
der QonaEeHr fOuFaeM tpeEAeHg bic ami
erIEen 2oHfdG fln $eptelnbeE nb0ehala
telsauiF aifg6 0ab ne liait linen il90 aiis|
btta ldHdIeh Girgera bet gtretni9teH
@taate1a 3pfepansell prbeiten wira gas
s-s.7rT suasaH
0ssszA M@
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-29
S6mter3emsfcbrei.


,zzz......,...:-----,--..z. ....
RSaereho aaer 5Oellei noer oen urS
lprnhg nhO o'e oeranIportHqte1 GET
Draaellcenen IN MelpeSrleahs CUR 5eit
ger Sonoenllon 1est ohr9 one oer'9te
aerf Seaeeqlf s5aaro slttp so1er'oan an
zen FraFoenten gsgoOen tI lO'e 9ehs<
sIals aapsa aa sSsrg4 ea!1l9saa :Rlelsf'
~ erlUIe gepeflfeni tOelo9s 9npsP ap nla'
h EalLgel 1HosH 9at \ ssEgsOen lesl al@
sasiaiie uatoonsleu1e l9Fe Sllnasgale, HhO1olt~
ten, IA oerlangen quite nno seenfano
olla nomt legalen sseofoef.. ..a : y
tx s. p aue Ha@[ol9e9noe NOrelle ger togaleh
nis4 4r9er opAfsaeIp syrleaas " laaP pom
tieAsaf nHtp'ls1s4'ssn eOs'l Aaletstn'n''
MnO leg1 aaI usm sOsss Mag peH Np' =
@Oels '.ts Oueel eaas -9aeige sls esl :.
.,s.1 E4sag sA gee neAltUeH Sn1e!lten @hpage
Sol ce eE!eOe1spEDg ess YtaF@
oenIe". yet oh1a't !aAlss io'9s'0ee<
H:d mapeIt: -, .,I4 =, +..,. ~
=. " tr'oae ttnsoi.s.eute
,;s oes Staales SppaHlana nloqlen glerI't@
dis1elE mttl9ellleft oeBi m'Et .ha@ elnem
u 'p'esla9t'Sen @a''pi gessSsV's v'spereA
A4'i aaD rs'srra.1st' n'1t' i"pto.ae'.e' ,t,OV
sAsae FNe S" ysss VaB otsts !sipS y,
80 sOels al nnp c eE1s' n'' IS 'Rs 81
~ rnare9ren1 o1eI AAt0tssttatt frgEtEllshI34HO
BiiAas mlf s9ma@ nno pom uoerDanlen
aHo OegaHee.a. :, ~ y .oes '
sg s ah.f up ~ y ~ ~
ny n! - ~ & VI ''Ys 4 - -
o. gst1tseA t4ser my ssss =. - wy
aHaepstssp'gl eaosa 5aap ~ Dllea uuSs.
= 1s9en, Cup oas tenl t'st t: as'"f
sss ':p w. ~ 's
,qnpshs slt lSla sspta IVY = 2
s'iFssEs ..,'st y - 80
ge.nuot lpltO' ''s sn'D''e hs'''.''st. ss,',e
8 Ssgetpe'l r ahter l keeea, h'fsss
sa a0sl nHO nn ,Fls Is EYE pstg'tset' w
4s6ssHgstsgt.en o'tYsnsF wy S'stgI
hsi9stssA tass,ss. n.sv.'ss' a'y 'aS''s,
stOea uMs Sal 's9'ss '.'Ss''' 'De's "
gen anget9an' @aa'" se'ansei ip.r
m'eOer TN one 0eiOoit, 20 oesIhneH Fe
dsre S@masungen' fe'ne Se'eseneflE.
9eet l9nen oerLpsr, o9ae aas " 3elp'ne
pIen' anlere 2eophunsea rno ps5e'pz
neE nnO nlea par peFiaGE, 9a"ler OCT
8stanntefea BON nns IN s1fanO 81 pc
den. Ntan la9t nns, MIR leten 9eoranpe3
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-29
9reissbn Stoiii0nen;
sier5ebn r,afIibe @ebduoe,

aus 3e9elitein eebaut perfauft perben Giniae ber=
ietbst iih soeisSdig hIib ems 1T cine gfobe S6euz
ne. 9as lift cine ausge3eibnete Glance fir semano,
8erfan fS=8 hi ngungen: 0as aanb nirb
fir Elm @erteI 8aar perfauft lperben - Der 8eff in
aeideh Eheilet auf elm bts s,pei Sabre Grebt; Der
4dufer gebt CUTE 8irgfdaft nnS elm 2eben alf benz
2an6e wtrb fir bas 8etS fir meIGes grebit gege ben
uirb, eenommen. Die mafIipen Sdtlfer nnb anoeres
peri6nIie Gigentbum iperben fir baar perfaut, falls
Summen bariber aGf efiG sSdbF Greblt nit gutter
8iirgf4nft. s"*&S
8ertauf fdngt nm 10 1lbr gormittag an unb rpirb
fertgeiest BON Tag su Gag bis dIies pertaut inrb.
9Settre GinSelnbeiten rperoen am cage hes Ser
fauf5 befditut Qetlacht meroel 1919
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-29

Gi3& 8aHg'or, Me., Cat in bieler
Saiion 40, 900 Babel &artoffeIa er<
pDrtitt. aisf 5lla HstssEss3 sla+st ttiiil
& Gin Srelinb Des generaI Sonarb
| fdreibt on oiefetl einen 8ribatbrief aus
@idsbarg, NfilI.:: ,'2lAe1 i.s4sEi2
gSie MngeIearnbeiten IN Siefer @e>
/ geitb gefa4ten fi9 tdglidb i9limmer.
Mn Sarbiaen begangeilen Ntoroe finf
bon fetifer 9ebentung. 9Senioltens
/ 40 finO Ddbreno Der lrttet ISOLDE IN
1'biefem GountD gstO6tet iUOt6en. sSStl :
i netbalb Der lebten "a StunSen haben
lid elm fii6Ii9er illntoniit unb 2 @6rD<
hide bel mir beflagt, baf re our Sta0t
gefonnfen fine, neil fie ai9t tpaaen,
1 Ianaer in ibren BIaben, itabe, 60
iporDs Depot gu bIeibefl. g8ir recon-
| iffrIiteit 10 i&ifea, 0aB ipir ale Dor Gle
iG&min6eI 6etcinnten. SD berpFi@te
\ mid, 9tnbtetp 5bbnfon gelb gu geben,
nm cine Safnt bierfelbft sit eriteben.
Mber fur ieiilen SfaIp fage ib tliht
gut. 'ifE 70 $50 @ ,..l .-l
ho = &or etipa Sipei Boden gingen 0rei
| Gonen beH 9fagor bon BrooflDn an,
ibnen 3ll gfftatteG tnls N8drter i'm Gbos
Iera< Soipital Su 6ieneit. Sic iuaretl
feline brnfeiiDnellen g9drterinnen, ,ion@
bern thatenaben t@hritt aus reiner
Menfd)eHliebe. Sic ipnrOen nti9enoms
Menp cine Der G6len iparbe, burd) Mn<
ftreagi1ig in Ansiibnng ibrer @Hi1ten
erth6pft, bon Der &ranfbeit ergfiffen ilnb
iitdrb a5s ii olis nIs :aanHafis
9s' Sob. gronn's lIebsrelte lieaen he
Ben chem GranitbIof, na6e Der aSabs
nunG bic, er friiber III Slor0 Glba, 90. y.
ufter Dengl0irpn6afs innegebabt, Geine
i @ittpe nlD bic iiberlebennell Sanli&
llten9Eitglie6ef tpdn6erten Dor 2 Sa6rerl
nod Galifornieil aus, feline SSarrli ging
| In Bic SanSe eines sSrenlDen iiber. Ser
| iebi9e8elik9r .hdIt Elm Negiiter Der Sons
rilteH, Ofe iein Grab beTndlen.s &eBr
| oft (ie6t iilda groBe Gelelf6aften ailf
unb neben Dem Granit, Der Der eins
tsige Gfobitein ilE fia famnleln uno Die
ArIe nilltInIlHeil: l,la,r 4sqo niin :. Uzz
~ ohm Browns bodylies q mould
Ia44 a sGans n ringinlthe gravel
I.ls44 Der Itebe SOFT hi III fcincr steIs
| hing geAesDdrtig 10 IteraitS beihaftigt,
Oab NAH tpittfid5 nidt 6tdreift iOie 1t eS
Eno6 oilsbhIteh tam. I'm ttisr BON 9stes
I'm eihigss aaf a6lsu, 10 maB ttaifr
l. s&:a;sti8 bt4 s0ris bon Dssubsn
tnfpTrireTI. y +. 49, 8 .3ssse
D. aluf SEE stlte Stt lin1ara ftebeh.
Dds gRerf Der itaIieHifHeH GIN
beit bpIIenDen bgIfeaI. y '.'s ~. ~
IA Dqe 9ieGt bess Oeutfdeb gunDes
fdJiltgtt. " III s1a..s'ss I. y 4 NJ 500
Sen ed ssiDias 5oiFeinern Stdtf
sphf Nusbarreil Nkbel1. WI go.
b. Sic 9eraubnna Der &6ulde bon
| Sahfen HnC 5dnlIpber beftr1frjt. '.aal
Den lIttn @raneeE nod I'd lattde
sbef &raft er6aIteua bis XII Yreiiben lflfe
3. sgidsa, ,bab had 5stuDiaana bit
ftg Krleefs dfaB 8eF Tfgibeit GeHtl6r
'a''pR 'g g8s ts asd III isss ssl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-29

HID fir,b bel biefen 9diiern III europa ieSerseit
Be9tet auf mid gu baben: 4H4 za8a3s%
5rantfrrt a. u. SFn.8. Resler feel. soBn anb
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-29
aacpb @eiaer

empFeblt f5 benz pubIitam ols 8erferttser pom allen
.Mrtsa, pom Ma,sser< unb Steinbauers Arbeitea uns
Hninask gontrakss an fur aeHeraass f1kpas Nls9eIs
berszss in FEN SGD sihi9 ash eitens I
A 81 fnSen al Sisbir. spiE 4en ion aiS aeDiis
roe. 5ermantospnJ. M & 5n93m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-07

o.. HEwho respects aud holds his word sa-i :
crede ehimselfdwil have itqrespected and 81
trusted by othersa9is I'd lliw bnE--5dyh boog
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-07
DEBILIfY! DEBTLITYm
Resulting from any cause whatever.

q Prostration Of the system induced by Severe
Hatdships, Exposure, EeverS. or Diseases of Camp
Ou.n VIII n1a ~ tnis Dttets H pure ton,c. not
iSuS ELECTS '"Hit
This Bitters will cure the most severe cases Of
Dyspepsia and diseases resulting from disorders of
the Digestive Ofeans and Is the only sure certain
pidity Of that important organ Of digestion, the
Liver, Bitters, without containing any prepar-
alton of mercury, or by purgng, acts powerfully on
this organ exctes tito Healthy and lively Pction,
snsrsv and strcngth tao tbs nisc nf scLnass ia
biIity and lassitude. f''OOO w..
HooAand's German Bitters will cure every case
Of Chronic Dr Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys. and Diseases arising from q Disordered
St4mach. ~ q. '.' -7..'' ~ .''t'
Observe the following symptoms resulting from
disorders Of the digestive ~ 81 organs: C3nstipati9p
ity Of the Stomach, ausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Fullness or Weight IN the stomach, Sour
Stomach Swimmipg Of The Head Hurried and
yDiAicult Breathing Fluttering MI the Heart Ch6k-
ing or SuOcatiDg Sensations when in a lying POST
ure Dimness of Vision. Dots or Webs before the
Siaht, Fever aud Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-07
EErnm the LnuisYille Journal

THE Rev. Mr.. Brownlow, of Tenn, ut
tered sentiment at Philadelphia, accord
ing to the telegraph, on Saturday, that is
worthy only of wOrshiper of Molooh.
He wants another war, and he would have
the Southern people utterly exterminated
by fire and slaughter, and their lands ap-
propriated for the benefit of others.
He says he would have the invading forces
divided into three, classes; the first to do
the killing" the second to carry fire and
do the ''burning," and the third to parti-
tion out the lands to the invaders. The
telegraph says the sentiment was received
with cheersl This monster of cruelty
would have the Southern people mardered
and their houses and all they have reduced
to smouldering heaps Of blackened cinders.
He would delight to see women and cbildg
rem, the infirmH and the aged, flying In
terror aud alarm, from burning dwellings,
and falling down in their own blood while
attempting to escape! He would initiate
the p6or,savages ho1 never heard lot the
Christian's God, and makeiof the South, a
wide waste, from which; tllo sounds should
be heard but the moaning of. slaughtered
victims, the 1lapping of valtliTes' wings,
and thehowls of wild beasts seelxingu their
prey. And this he would call lpeaeel This
\ Is the Union he proposes They call the
assemblage at Philadelphia where such a
speech is cheered meeting of loaiaIists
Loyal to what? Loyal to civilization, to
common 'htfianity, 20 the least 9gtaifi of
eonmofi Sense, or the Instincts Of deeen6SP
That cannot be WheFeRsucll discourse ss
BrownlowIs lelieits, applause. They must
mean loyalty to -cannibal ,bestialitY and
Dferocity; loyalty to all the passions that
make men demons; loyalty to M6loGIp and
i u. L A lx.a O. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-07
aHOOFLAND'S GERKAN, BITTERS,

Prepared BY Dr.qC! IN. JACKSON, LPhiadelphia.
This .Bittsrs is com pound of fluid extracts. The
roots md herbs from ich it is made are gathered
In Germany, and their virtues, in the form Ot ex-
tracts extracted by one Of the most scientific chem
lists add pharfnaceutists this country aoras 1t is
nOta liquOr preparation in any selse of the word
contains no whisky ruin, or any other intoxicating
ingredients. and can be freely used in famiesWith.
0utany fear risk OF those using IL contracting tho
disease or vice of intemperance. We wish this fact
distinctly understood, as many are apt to conf0und
this Biters with the manv others before the public
prepared from liquor Of some kind. During the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-07
IAN 5INTERESTING QUESTION.
/ q b1dwo - L-Ldv .91or "r7fiid
-HI1 HAT GLASS or PEOPLE Will Lac

1IY most susceptible to attacks from Cholera 2 IVY
+ Evidently, thoss affected with any dsease Of the
stomach. Ii er any Of the organs appertaiping to
digestion. This class Of persons und5ubtedly viii
be more liable to contract this disease than those
possessed OF strong and healthy digestive organs.
M The question then naturally arises, fgw shall we
restre and keep these organs in o healthy and pOr-
NAL condition We an wer, by attention TO Diet,
Avoiding al undue excitement, using noderate ex-
ercise, avoiding all intoxicating drinks, matter
In what form presented, and by the use, according
TO directions, ofthAtgreat strengthening tonie,vp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-07
SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OF
w fee until lJ1Hr- 7"'f' ..I ..
Nj pnday, the 10th day of Sept, 1866,
Uhul O'Clock in the evening, for furnishing mate
rials and doing the following work: ~
For grading and paving, the uppaved sidewalks,
cutters and crossings on the east side OF Hghseet
from Fourth alley southto Oak alieV. III hiyl.
For grading and paving the sidewalks, cutters
and crossings the south side Of franklin avenue
from Washington avenue to 4. Il. Buffers.
To grade and pave the unpaved sidewalks, cutters
and crossings, and for grading and graveling the
Tnadway of Strawberry alley from SciotO street 70
Water street,, r. f.I- itf-f.
+S The foregoing work is to bejone under the ordi-
nances of the City Council and in accordance with
the plans and specifications which may be seen in
this Office. d. ...sf.fFI- q
The bids will be opened by the committees Of the
City Council for the Wards in which the respective
improvements are located, and the right to roIect
any or all Of the bids will he % clsjmfa hY tRs com
ID H'G'lC9q ..'jgrIOJ ! City Civil Engineer
CITY Civil, Engineers, Office, No. IS Buckeye
9iLiu (WeslbOte please pyO9soFT., aal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-07
CHOEERA sEAs0N

OF lS49 this Bittsrs was extensively used through
out the entire county rs preventive; aud we have
nOtheard Of single instance in which this Bitters
was used, where tho persons suffered from any OF
the symptoms of CbOlera. The great strengthen
ing tonic, Hollands German Bitters, will cure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-23
ALEXANDRIA, GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

LoUDoUN COUNTY. AT the August Term
of the County Court the negro boy charged
with stealing B, F. Taylor's horse vas sent on
for trial before the Circuit Court. The great
part of the time Of the court on FRIDAY ana
Saturday vas consumed in the reconsideration
of the plea of usury in the suit OF Horatio
TruudIe vs. z. NJ. Lowe, for $1,000, A new
trial was granted, and the verdict ofthe former
jury was sustained.
The Association Of the Old School Baptist
Church, which was held in the neightorhood
of Snickersvie, closed on Saturday, and $
represented as having been gathering OF
more than ordinary interest. A number OF
able divines were in attendance.
The Quarterly Meeting of the society OF
Friends was held at Goose Greek meeting
house, on Sunday last. There was large
crowd. =,
Mr.. Cornelius Vandcvanter has recently sold
portion of his Farm near Leesburg, !25
acres-to Peter Lattimer, Of Washington city,
for $42 80 per acre.-Loudoan MtTror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-23

ANOTHER OUTRAGE IN PRINCE GEORGIA
CITIZENS HOUSE SHOT INTO.-On Monday
night the residence Of Dr. Stands, in Prince
George, near Petersburg, was visited bya gang of
four unknown negroes, who fired guns and pistols
into the windows Of the building, for the pur-
pose Of killing some Of the inmates. 1t is sup
posed that the gang was gotten up by negro
who desired revenge for some alleged wrong
by a white person living on the farm, who
happened to be Northern man. DR.. Stands
had himself had an encounter with the negro,
in which he dealt the latter . blow with NAL
let and the negro struck him with a piece of
scanlipg, knocking him down, jumping upon
him and taking his pistol, with the remark that
he would ''shoot him with his own pistol "
The interference of other parties prevented any
further damage. These arc supposed to be
the causes Of the nocturnal shooting affair."
Petersburg Mdcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-23

The BOUNTY QUEsTIoN-Th commission,
consisting of Judge Advocate General Holt,
General Buchanan, and Major General Barnes,
to whom was referred the provision in the civil
appropriation bill for the payment of addition
al bounties tc soldiers, reported tavo1ably on
Monday, and submitted set of regulations to
govern the payment of bounty claims under
this act The report, however, has not been
given to the public, and it is understood to have
been suppressed by direction of the President
We learn that the Secretary of the Treasury
has given instructions that no money shall be
paid out OF the Treasury under the provision
OF the civil appropriation bill in question -
Wash. U.ron