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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03


terms Apply lis olfce.
feoS Il.
SEE woman in another column plr king
Samburg grapes for Speel Nine. 1t is All
aArn,rasle article, use ir the hospitals and
by the first class families IN hrsss J. ,ndon
and New York, in preference 70 sid. Pori
Wine It is worth trial, as it gives grcas
satisfaction. dc4 dly
Don.t be Foolish. Cal and examine
something urgently needed bY everybody. A
sample viii be sent free by lnai'. for 3 ceais that
retas for es T. b. Moicot' i7o Chatham
Square, New York. JgZe-diy
HoLLowAY's PIfis Female complaints
no other mediaae o the day possess the
property Of restls lsialag those inor,lnate
flows incidental 10 the geutler sex. aud
which are the sad salts OF nervous debli
ty or enfebled constitution. Thprsai DIS of
females in America ONE their eNi>tance and
the ,,ual enjoymcnt q health tn the use IL
these celebrated remedies. Their nature Is
so simple that shey may he taken hy the
most delicate female With perfect freedom
and safety. Sold 10y Ill Druggists.
DiarrheA. Dysentcry, Smmmer
/,
CURES Compound Extract # Besne Plant. Pre-.
pared only By }. 4 c. Mcguire, -. Lcnis, and
sold by all druggists. Scovi ag;, chicagoL,
Rich 0rowsh. q { II sair produced.
The natural color restored npi dsed.l aud dis
ease Of the scalp. :alin ea 49, eaeoiuai.y cur
ed bv using MAGuIRE'S HAIR coLoRlNG
RESTORATIVE BALM. Price per bottle
Prepared md sold By J, e AAuliRE, drng-
Go To rHs BEsT-Go TO Bryant, STRAIT
ton 4 Merrill's Davenport Commercial Col
lege, to get > thorough practical business
education, or to beeC.s.e a good sound tele-
gsph operator. For circulars address Zen.
closing stamps) Bryant. Strasuon 4 Merrill,
Davenport, Iowa. d~iy.
TUg SrnIcKLAxp REMEDIES. We
have for some time felt il onf ddty, q N asree
Or. 5tr'ckiAnd's r. nediss. sad simply for the
reason tuet - kaew the u N be food- AL We be-
isve, that they ase represented to BE-
ADAIR Lopos, No. 25T. |. o. of G. T.,
meets evevy fs~sdsy evening, at n o'clock.
in the Hill over the tlavenpott Nstional
Bank, corner of brady aud Tkird Streets.
f'aJAxrAxv 18th, 1866. m ~
Il ea.'t frft-1 r-------- f se-<<4
! w0nA.-This disease canees groAt IN
pf breathing, and tightncss acruss the
and sometimes attended witA great
eUosootion. The paroxyan 6paefal-
= = night wLs'e iJi6x Sbvn;
~ e1eeaded with gsas4 vieosaee.
n91 1o1 D6lsam vim alvays sise ~
1ste ro1isf. and in many casesif pre-
= Il, & wiIl cure the disease altorstbu.
- u1r1R 36 D6llSp& NtS1 ~ q -
- 81 l5s = = iA.ily !lli1ia ) !! s,..n'v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

tumsy ~ sag.s g.s.actory seAetions 20 ba iound
anywhe in tiis part Of the State Goand
q. mime for yourself. On Brady be- ween
Second s'i Thirl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

Cnuo ifv k.uaiirg wood and clean saw
dust can be found al Renwlck' s Mil. above
the Railroad Bridge feb2Ddtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-03

This case is one Of huge qtoportons-en.
br'cing virious and con- fic'ng Interests
where an iRlDense amount of capital will
be sensibly effected oef way or the other
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-20
3ei nllen Wnpthetern ,1l tabet.


NibbeIIi9fetten NIT Der G1rtet Il
Gin. iebr srnitIi6e St6nns unerer gt,tetunsen 5u
benz Stuan 1T einseir'en. Sarts Wtlnauan, 'eu
Iansen 5ahren reolrruber ggeut in Der Elt fur Zen
9ertaui ppn Or. 6. @. aper L Sos WeoiStnen
bat In Soise ieuer seiteqettcn @efGdi e'n yaga,tn
in GpnitanttnppeI UNI meb-,n Strdmer'e bbbt rap
tem er bic n6ibtee eI.aubnib bon ben Bthorctr babu
etrgetplt. Die SmanS tiner berattarten bplhte
ne'de ten Neubau t6 anopcn foteeIten time sto8t
Gefbmmmt, bie ttuen abgelhlusen fpnrtc. Sic wanc-
ten it nun an ben pbsNiSer, blmit eeier II psts
alteteS, fet 200 sSatlen utdt beipaies Seee init
iSwans burnfdbrs, ponQ6 b'r Gatnt Die Stte bee
Gtbintes aut Is sSub oirrnstrn iollte. DIR Seiisr
etpib,te ibI geiuV uno e he3onnen ioiprt ttr 3e,s
hSrnSspe'f. ssebt lsste Winaiian l,tnt Veldwerbt
ten ansriiautihsn @s,anbien opr. welder bcr bcbsn
p(cre 3u nIen that, eas man mil benz G9eubume
bon gnle,tanem nht wilfurltrb rmipr'neen tsnre;
ba8 glitberretbtn btS yetdutts miiie uupertualtl
einsejleut persen. Us beeann bIerauf bic dbltdst
8eibrufcIse muielm6nuliher sSinieisaae II. Btrprs'
6unaeu aber es srfol8s ttiue pir,ihe Nbfellnns
her Beidmtrbe. Guolit psnadritt9te un'tr 0s.
fanbter Wouis bic Euyteu, baB. weun lie nit ibren
0dutereien tcrtfiihrtn ct Bite Der. ct &ItSsibiitt
IN ben Bpapcru8 einfabe laien tre,be, pcpann ntd
bios aptr's Arsene liasas,n cbne Dadp bleiecn
rpirte. Gin seber,us bate bic san;e Stabt rnisi
bas rerbeerenoe teuer anleriandtr Seiduee tIinsen
ibuntn. btner b,nen 9eute iitbtn, bic ieiue burd,i
Yennen. Dus braobte bic 2:ue su 8ethanee unb talo
roar abbhIte ha. Wtlhaaaa III isst in ben Der. st.
atatfomn,sn, I'm, bet unierem Staass Departments
auf aus,pilfune bon Sdatentriog ansutrasen. gne.
ltd Iann man nit Stol5 unter alien 90 fern bes Orb.
BALES ausuiisn, so BIN Elm amerianiidtr pnrser!" !"
(apD (Gpinmbio -&fpub!ieau.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-20
4aiitt Gild, uiat abiuetlen!

Dtrlar0t u a a m Z Yptftr's On Ntns
Baltam trinst ea,auf; rubt nitt BIS ibr tbn
betpmmt; n.tmt teintn arpcrn. 9Denn Gner DIosuitt
tbn u,tt bat labt ibu carnad ip'den nne iiir unda
fommer. Die Rotten cer ,SabrBuun9 oieies 8allams
no eb,n 70 bod, ais ieber anoru uno non tbeuieien
Wiebnin, uao ter 70 uiebrige grtis. gu nelpem er
r,riauit mub. rerrinsert cen grcit bes Yertaufsrs
ouaenidsinlt. unb 6aratterlce 8etfdufer snPtebien
oft anbere yaeeisntn, an been etr ptcttt 8tbbrr W
peuu Sbr ntdbt aut " a bame Bnrter's lint
ieinem anbern teiteben fo1tet. au baten BET alien
Drssuitt,n Ju 26 u. " gts. tH 9lai8s. (e24o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-20
:, - T. s'il,npr sSpnser Fta,ie,
ID lf&,f ~. III. g. sssinStou., spliGcn Srlcsi
alstt - So y. potibht.


JubH garc {; Sirnssl
sn,pf.bleu eem ceuttsn Butlltuu eresbtun tbr, tIe
sarten 3ptouheut autideH Su90t.6'c 'c
ilut, sobcn fe ueuerelnl5 aus Der berubnuen SGb4,
Der Ss. Bedbaus glgaieI eJRen 8raGlt
tet3enwagen srbaltcn uno iuh 'tpda'sbf IT,
oitguoe 9sgrabatiic ~ be'orSsn.
lie bitten psitr Suideruns retA:r, btAtlts IT, aH'
uertionet gebitaMa nm sene'stsh ei'aIu@-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-20
@ebeine Granfbeiteu.
erInSltd,e Eur Sacantirf
ST. 9Cfepb Sabtan.
Dffice: 9fr. 22S, Gine.Straee,
Nbilaeclpbid.

IT,. Tobidu aarontit in iclscnoen Frauitetten
.tne GhnCne uno srurnllteRur Die UtttBln wtro
bon Mir itttlt .ubereittt urc 1T eRrtogs tri pHn
Quedibtr.
gcIeime Granfleitsn
seieerls Gle6lcdts, 10 itredidj III ibreu jyclSea,
penn c;rua&SiNgt puo peRu niCtt pcn sntm cr'agrt'
ntn &IJte bebanb;t.
SslbfDeFefung (Snantel
bereu traurge iSctseu itch slnoNtten tn DtBnlulD,
iddui6Cn GamtniryeblnDeh 5twdde Ger marIs
ltdeu 3tuqunostraf', pcbtnSittrtmB uub enbltdb
auosebruuS. 9uu9e Gcute bic lid eeitn b:puBt
ino iplltcl b plrttau,nfcOU an nh wenoen. 93
5abe Gouier6s iolter llUSluiltden Su bier nubclsn
,rGiii1tn gSenlnopct Hrit9ebradL ole bon Anoctau
f14 bebaroet peer ale unbellbar auf3e9eben Wotoen
iin6
,sr1usnsSranftetten.
SBriiltr fluas bduFS bic llrto6e aIlaime'nsr
5dpi6s Observation-Disclosures lla0 huiruebtbars
Felt
unre8el m d 6 t tett
In ssr r,Dnrf!i ben Reinlguila poer gdniItcbss
Iiussiriten oareibth s!cldplei orn lpelbeF ltla'e
mro tn uentgcn GAgen c0n mix ber1elett obnt Hlh-
betlt9, Ncl9en iir bic Geiunobet.
Seti me'rtr riictnlGbrigen pr1rtS III hler9sr Staot
sabe i'd mid baupiiGdlib mt ccr NebancIuns obteer
RrOutbstten bsihiitist uub oartn Die 3laienoen We
ulats frSlelt.
4lrspGrttae Ydticnten
tSnneu bon mir btbanbel psrotn, mcnn lie mir tbren
3unano ,ctuittih mt!lbeicr.
Strrn9ite 9srid,WirscnDeit pirS iu9si
fid,ett.
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
Nr. 228. Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
(5n5. 1877
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-20
0c8 aiinoIinoS Xrenne !

(2he OounG Uien'3 brian ~
Inter Sarantis tcr SeiiutB q e bel imtr Srant-
betttn. Bel aqe1 Apotbe'ern Su bobsn. Man
pcrIanae bes Slnsliuas 2reuuo ''(tbe 2rur0 Wlcu's
Srisnbj'. Niit itber G6a6teI erbiit man cine Bro.
fblre ubsr bic Srmptems urb Sebanoiuns l6ebet!nsT
kranfbeitcu, ccer man ianu bic Strit ttSlther,
menr man an ''gcuus Weu's RrteH'n Srr 80. eil-
e!nuati, hlebt unc cem 9rirte sins Gent s-y It.
martt b,tle9t 5n pa more su bdten tei
6. g. Sdnee,
(5uti1 .l2Rte.l Rr. 2cS. Baitimosnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-20

RiaarbSou 4 &omp'S
gSaarenbaHs
Er. Z. IsrrrHrabs,
Sabrtfantsn ppn
,2ubritatIAg .Sils"
anb
natentfrter
8eiBer 8agenidmicre
8dnbler NIT
Sptrm
sHaIlftfA.
unh aarb.OtL
@tssnthimsr Der
,,G rttlt0r S0ap WprtS"
tn Weretr> >@tn
Jabrifanttn bot IT. 1
Tamitien . Bafhfetfe.
Ghsmtf6e SliDen Seife,
bic btntsRs anb fip am oparfamfsn psr-
waftsnbe I'M NGrtte.
@snn Sie cine quite Seife DInf1en,
70 taufen Sie bic
,,gyselHor" Gemiide Dlihes'
une
bic 6orlittFs.
sDtr 9arantirer, cab Sebermann nit Ssr @aore
su'rtsetu ut.
linIcre Es,ien'orter MAIDEN eren berrlier S6aunl
uuo itno in bolen, rte mehtm gSantr 9lt,n Sht su
5rsusen lno lpern Sie nur einral bar,tt eiren Bt-
iuCb 0enl1b baber, 10 pputn Ste car Ntnc onotte.
Sat S5r Brcter uu'ere BaagC Eidt 10 peben Gle gu
ucrtn alenttu urs tOl('ea sic iid cteelbe. Salen
sic lid ia n'dt NIT arbtrer >baore con eeI @Iotern
at'crttBsn.
@rcse Nahfraoe ndd unfsrer
altmoeifhsn 6ar5letfe,
In barteE,, ipeihe,,t petr
Sal5wa1sr i'll brau6en!
gBtr garanttrin, pab Seberm0nn MI
nnferer Seiie ;ufriteen III.
Tan ccrfuls 'sel
Retne anbsre ritaht fold unperglettliGer
Shaumi
Die btflisRs Ssifs, bic TN Wdrste TT!
MQ6sn ole seitis Jbre 8sfsGuneen
pan pers,ie nIdt tsb isOe stan8e ssife unic
Gjei9lftSFitsn,
,,Ggcetiior''
irSst. 0au tst aenau oarapt bat coAtIb: nib
feoit. mo rebals, pern mon
refst tei6tss unb dnDsEebrncs Mofbtl
taben DiG
fttrs anbere
(GcelS,lJabr
IbcpSgr S.Ueser,
Teutldhet Dr,oit aiis Srup.r1neer,
str. "a. ct. paul- n0bt Snracgarast.
&ar aua5iung ott bsheriacn Slrua xloeu
siorriS set 1bso6or eIofer oas @slbsfl ani ondntl
Eennnna am pbiger Wlaee iprt unb empficblt I'D etr
publi,an ~ allen In itin aae i8Iastnbsn Grbsisr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-20
Ssyt0fta fax 4lanien |

43s@ftN vas &1Gmleh
garen nelde etr Di,uie curs eatsn Pr;tes be-
blrfeu, ioatrn i'd ieIs all Sr. SeIumanu, SIT.
30, Rcrtb-, nabs 2eriuglonit weroeH. Sr. Z d. II
maan 10 Get eirtise ART in cltism fanbe aui Der
man iid bel ber Seilung au:r StauenranfbeIteS Der
IaiIen taan, ale ba Nnet
stcduus ber mcnatl,den 9teintaurg,
G5tt6rmutterp p8orfal II. BeFidmirura,
9tideu- unb Gettsrbmer:er,
9lseerGeidGeenbtit,
tpelser gln6, Gnpettl0fgiet, AtrDBiitdt, Eppfmeb
uub ate ben Eamsn eiBeur Beitwerbtu.
Seos Tame, biz tiuen Sefbtdten Dcttpr tpaniht
jcIlte bel DR.. g d Ii MAJ II sprfprsden.
lan pereeiie nbt bic Himmtr So Rprths. elm
Sous BON 2erinqcnfr. Baltimore, Otb. Grscueita
gerocn nad altr 9anbe5a,seaoen periG1bt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-20
@rof,c llrIQf,e ,ur 8eEii tditllla!

VIUbt KElFUuDk 5Ht ONfHtHt"HF'
@ern elm Suiten larne anhilt ulo Du S6merttn
In ban Sung ~ fpartn beSinrlt, weldsr ft e'n &C.
ipilleS get,mminos- Gjeb! ibsr br Sruit betsicHt.
70 ,it IS bcbs 3et. eaB Du be Gtfibrg@'st Sclnes
lln,prbIeir s, baS raid III tfoti8t 9usicb!uns aus
iauien tam, einiiehlt @tt IS u frd Nib, 8ebroub
ALIENS s9uugeu-@ @al NJ; er wne Ostn
2siosn betlen uuo 8u Sid pjeeer gang pobl ti9ieh.
gu babtn bel
9. & gp. Gaspari,
rpie bel allen Samiliens meS,nenz SGntierr. (glp!)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-20
TtIrRrnpllldlee 9llrrlei.

IfltgrnpbIiAes Hlrrlei
Neuere Bfrlbtc aus W crit 10 melben
sintn absrmalnCu Siea ben Die ytbtr1,
len unttr 9propia unb Jubt1 BEL WasGt>
Ian utcr bic 6ransclen tapDrirnsCn. Sn
Waiallan wuretn bic Strdben rertars
rifaeirt, um bem 0oTerinaen Der Gtbtra'
len teier wtbsricbrn ,u ipnnCr.
Die scrsedrtse feusrsb.unlt In st.
tuspttie, In Der Selreeipn Ienuill9a-
MEMS, reruriahte stnsn G'siamirtbIano.
fbabsn ron 100000. Brnntilrltr.. no
boS 5euer ausbrart, III nit Aueudtme
msni1er 8tbdupe rr rdudfnorr 3rpm-
msrbaufcn. .3pet Veute itnb Gls Die per-
mutblthsn granplliter rteiisencmmtawor
ben.
Die Ssnidner tabsn cine pptlNdn.
bige umwalluna in hen bFttttibtn gTcs
pnstn bsrupr9enleh; aaentbaltsn ipsr'
zen Iruppen jur Stfhubur9 Der S'renJe
etnttrufen uno HrtrasldtIte ali id~lb
besvte Yurtte fattcrtrt. grr Ct. Ste'
ptcns le9t tinc brtttiIte 6regattf. ,no
oos SlaelCnidff beS mriinctlottn we
ihwaeers fuHr geiern ben ~. Grolr'
lub binauf; CO bate 700 Soleatsn p0n
6alifar stbratt.
@snrrGlmaicr Wfdbe uno Sldb Ia
men esiisrn auf BEN We8e reb GaItegrt,
We., burh @pitor.
Sm pteren IbetIe bes Got1ates 9pWt
itana terrldt unter Zen Rautr'etn Ct.
nc Ter 1inpsrpsl dgnIihe Sfudt.
Der Hrisasistrstar bat ifbIueit6 ben
8ertdui oeS Het6enwaBtns otS 9ra'itsns
ten 9tueoln bepiltgt. GbcmGs Z. 0u'
rant, @ite-@rGNornt ber linton 9aetfe
Yabr," III eer Sdufsr.
gtus Ytl ia Il, We., melhet eus ~9rc-
orsIlipe As," auf bic IulerItIs pou Y.
8. Sttdbprn, StOats'hdsmslllSr, bin,
bas tte 9tl bss GtOotes. wslbf ,sbn
Wllltpnsn msitties natpnoIee Slnt.eG~
pitdl fur bic Ncu.gnlldrb Stldten ye'
ptutat. eth unb stne babe Wtiiicu Dol
lars ,ur eie neun Stuatstanten rcn
Waine relerrtrt.
Sn 9uffaic, N..y, hat Saness.
beirfsri6ter SmaGtp sntlbtsern, bds
fctr AdelTpr bas Hsht bate, ngsne cine
ron ibm ssma6te Stsusrumla9e 5u oer'
iplsen unp eir,utrttbsn, rem nc eeIiti
BEN Gptrticr ibertrcgen une eer Sftr1s
psrlelbsn tr,lblt ppresn III.
Sr Gan Eranaisep Gal. hdbfn
bic BETTER ron Salpetsr 0Ipectn sesen
oep Ssfetl Der StaetbsepIern, 'rattrlte
,u ,eriipren, appsuttt
Wan bat benz SunessItaSmsitr ~
bier Sl99, brrmetiib psrItestu, Suas,dt
i'm es ssesn anpercs G'elc umiumth rim,
es 9ebpIir farbtgsn Splcaitn, Bite I'm
!Splsttals ~ Spwlns Grsrn, So an
cen Siatisrn stltcrtsn line. Sr. Sptn'
ner ,dblle bas @elr, rerbraRnis 60 rno
l1idte 0npere6 eafUr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-20

Sn Hep.Srleans BAT Sen. Can.
BY cine pifi,sle Grildrung abaegstsn,
boe bespEalipsntsn 5rispensprptlamattpn
pas 8ris9srs6t ntHt auitebe.
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Su Us aiVtmston bel 6 &bs. &brtfta II
n: SN Va reuue (5ull6 10

G9rspeSfie. - @aS steosrmann iast, muR matr
f:,n. gEir tateu bon 2,utsn, weIt,eu Or. g trt d.
san . tputibe Rtttel mrbl1eibar, 10 bdu.
Fe taiicte loben bbrcu, oae mir itlsEtH urs 9ent-
tGtat isben eem pubIum mitiutbeilen. bah MIR n
Der chat nom j.ossmoItstr Setraude seRelbtn Sei.
Iuna ermarttn. g'rlm forcem nil 4ue, Die init Bee
beulneStetmtrben rter Rerrenidwide teacsn limb.
oui, iur spptbe's sH ssBtn uns elnt Elade ppr Or.
StridlanbB SouisIm ju bclen. Garelte TIT BET
Setb q. 5aute, Nr. 10S. Dcit Salttmnrcitr.
tn @ atbtnstpn bel Sniepb u. Ratrn
Brueer ~ baben
Grctrcrtduier: VI. @p9eIcr L. 60. unS
Sbomion& 4 gIpd, Baltimore. Wh.
Sn 40 a tna ton bel U + s.. q brt mt
Er. 81 pa. Hptnut. f1ur8 lSJ
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(auti1 .l2mhD Rr. 2cS. eaittmoe'
2mct Itiimme SdGc bon 9dmcrrapiOen
burb Or. sitridionb's 6inpr'
.knih.n- -Miiattci kli1itinI

fhDtptnsDltleL btIelllqle
SIT. @lab aus Sarespile DiScpnlr tbclt 5um
Beiteu aUer NIT tcn 5dmprrbptcn @etatteten nit,
hae cr Sabre tuna an sant brsortieenoamoubrt6
aelitten unb lem Srliber aus 9lcibtm gruroe, ben
5as lleb, fSrmtitb aslabmt tate, ais urbeltNr aus
benz Rlitarcienis rsrabi@teeet ipuros. 8ttSe brtit
traurssen Sane wuroeu eurd etns 8lai1c ron Or.
t5uldianos 8 Sampubriben- Witttl scbcten. Tic
Imrietlua8 6ieier Serren, fpre bic ausereem tiG-
lid set Or. Strtlanb einNebenoen Sensnts fouten
gatiertsp ubtricugcn. tos oie id,uiertstsn etnsez
ieifdtsn Male cGrd Dr.. Stridlauo'S . Samorrboeeu-
sg}ltsl otbct pprten. usterau balten spptbctsr s
rcrra:bis; in 9alttmor, Setb @. Sauce
~ 2O8 Nett 8aitmpreir.; In Sd fbtn8tcn
4 ntcpb gB. VI airu 8tuber
GjrpFpertGuier; u. 8c9clcr 6 .. nnb
&bomfp u . T.. Baltimore ySe.
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semmuna tss enareifenSaen Ieufeus tin-

AtUNNiuNu Wv NiHiN'IthN'th S@'l-t" wv ~'t'
ren menigen Stllnesn 8aranttren.
GS tuirp sariniirt, oas oaS Gsttc! ttine Gerlto'
pfns rcie bic meiiteu Rtbitnen be!eetiult noe osa
Rpri einnimnt, ea Is TEN atom Sstum II useno
rseid,cr Form enlbait Is pirb satantirt, BAT eaS
aRsl fur Sas SarIcitt alno ooGtomnen botnleS 1T.
IA Der Thai 1T es gar ni6t nrtbwenots oaB 10
8cle on Ius;chrn9 ltsrten ir iar9e Aliens eunaeR'
Baliam bd 1ti,su aueswaGot, benz &ooe oprbsnGf
BerSw ieie nc6 nj d. t. bait Du QUO
sge a. zen, Irneieu psr0etesS 9cbruadt, tcneerl Scr=
ND. eS NIT pieIsm 9allam!
G,ete oabn. po eer Saam osrtauft irtrs, uno las
Ctr BORT etne 8rclbure mi. einer NtbGnolun9 hter
frun', qunacn unO 5mBntiie ater bemertensm'ett'
8eI SppDe'rn in StacIeu hberpaupt nnb bci ben
mniten Arttnetbaus!tru In ccn Wtt!teH Staaien ~
bat.n. . o-,....,...
and ptrtaufen ben saliam I'M @anten u.@in;s!uen
8. ". 5arrtss eomp.
einsinnatt, Sbio.
grets 81 pro Sfa'tbe,
elut, bu bnben BET
g. & G. 6 spatt, GalttmoIe;
Getb g. SGrce,
Iren6, RftorbsA Co., 9buab.lpbia.
A.8poeler aGo Rr. b. Siio- -elber!p'!r.;
Moore & Oteii, ubNdt Fde Silens u5anocersr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-20
Atter'S
&una aeu, y q | { M,
oas arpfe Wtttel ,ur 6eiluna BON

4usSebrung, Sultea, srtaltuns' ea0braitt9ie't.
Btaime, Salstrenttettcu Sdmer5cn nno
@sorlduuo ber s,guli u. eurSsn,
auitrGhtrai,z
@nsiineune,
fttpcgeth 8ibfn i aiteI. 2stesH her &rTBsu"
Sraauso
Dies N etrss etr werttrDuIer Wtitsl, has man
teu,t mr Setlurg bon 9url gefAmereen. Us lbl't
bic srHit, r,,t bic 9unScn gum GnSrersn SeS traieu
S6'eimes trtn9t 98ttisI tn Die Ebienctrunetn rel.
Mat taS gut bttl bic sniilnbii6en 5sele aus artt
stt 0roaungs Or9auc oeriept BE feser IN 8seetiss
3batioteit IL oereibI Str aanien sorfrtiou Stirte,
ssps oirrtse u. beir;6senSs aoirtnHs 1T Ser art.
sas mir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-20
2ur Nenhtunn ]

Dtfe pttlen iplIten 10 d'b brcn b Der
erften brei Wtpnate ter Sdpangerid,oit nidlt
ebrau DIT merben, ba lie unteblbar
etue GebIatburt berbet hbren; 5x
eber anbtrn 3eit finb te obnc &C.
fabrtu ebmen.
Sete Srau web bat BEL Der serin9ten lln,eeelmd-
t'9.eii pb,r Beriopfuns res Wcratl,den bic Geuho.
belt itpinotn n,ub. Di'ie Nineu itnb III ssabTte'i
ter ate Srauenireunb In etr pthfunsSitunee no cas
eirsia fdee, niemals feblidlaeeroe Seilmitttl une
Sr6nsr Der unttrbriidten Natur mas I'LL Srsn'btltsz
llriaben aud porbaueer ien mbssu; 10 milo ba6 bic
thpadblte Yeron iie poaipmnen rliietdhrbet nebmen
fann, ober aud 70 frdfis IN trtn gsufuraen, baB
man lie breiit ben nunfeblbaren Gs6ulatpr" nennsu
bari.
Bet alien arten n.,pS'er II. Rtderatbs= =2sibeu,
Rldenz II. Qenben. S6mer,en, &rmatillus bet Der
asrinsien gnrsnsuns. SerS.lcpten, tpiler,ihsn ars
taaen. nebem 6tuiis wercen eist Bien cine Setluna
btpirfeu, pepn aae anb,ru Wttt feblsetlaSen ltno
pbi4pn elm trGfiises Sei,mttel, sntbalttn ne tetr
Glen fcin Galcinel, ie.ntn GrieRsarS, mob tr9eHe
einen ter Gpnlt,tutipn Ibabihen Stet.
@cln6neiae @etraud,s- Anreiuusen fintet man In
Der um ietes Qadtt atpidtlieu Stpid,lre bic iclez
f6Itig aufbepabrt wsrbeu icll.t.
8et alien MpDtbetern su taben. s
Eleiui9er gsn,raI- Gsent fur bic 9er. Siaaen uns
br,ttil6en prppin,en 1T Sob aHpis,,
Yr. 27, @purtlaneiir., RtpaDcrf.
RH.-@esen Ginienbuns pcn 81 nne 8 Drttcsnts'
Tpitmaifen All irgtnb einen btcpnna6t9ten Neenten
ipirb cine Sladbe nit so piien nit um9ebenber 4c
feIt uub ben giden unburdtrHslida ptrradt, nat
arenb tinem 9aneestbetle seribidt. (S0-9I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-20

IbcpSgr NS.geser,
Teutid,st pr,,oit sus Srup.p@neef.
str. "a. ct paul-, nab, SnraiogairaBt.
gtaS auh5iuus ott blsbsriacn Jrma 'sioeu Il
sorris iept lbsooor GIoter 6as GsbSil aui ontius,
Rr6nua au pbiger sIlass iort unb empfeblt I'D BEN
Dubltaa, ~ alien In itn saes t6Iastnbsn nrbeien.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-03
cider NO Longer a national Drink.

In the recently published case of the State Of
Iowa vs. Baldy, says the Council Bluffs (Iowa)
NOnpdrie, one OF the grounds of appeal was the
misconduct of Juror in retiring from the Jury
room, in charge OF the bailiff, for necessary
purpose, and who, while thus separated from
the balance OF the jury, went to grocery and
purchased some tobacco and procured aud
drank glass of ale. For THE misconduct the
court reversed the decision, and remanded the
OF the court Justice Cole took occasion to say;
-"That at common law the jury were kept to.
gether without meat, drink, fire or CANDLE
unless by permission of the Judge, but that this
rule had been so far modified in this country,
that they may, of course, and without any
special permission from the Judge have water,
fire, and lights, but the permission of the Judge
is REQ QEisite for meal or board. But that at no
time has it ever been declared that, even with
the permission OF the JUDGE, could the jury have
spirituCus liquors, or cider which at one time
was considered as a national DIR nix, bat now,
happily, by reason of it's stimulating qualities,
gone into comparative disuse."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-03

BdiYiaby Rtidge was brought out at the Prin-
cess Theatre receuuy, with Mrs. John Wood in
highly OF in any instance, and the audience we're
far from pleased with 1t. The Morning Post
says:-"At the close of the frst act, which took
mole than an hour in the representation, there
were unmistskaole expressions of dissent.
These alarming symptoms became more fire.
qUen. snd distinct as the play proceeded. They
were renewed in the second ACT in the scene be-
tween Dolly Warden and Black Hugh,
which was managed with little regard to deli
cscy, snd they were repeated with still sterner
eGpbssss in later scenes, in which the dissen-
tienss took umtrsge at the acting of Mrs. John
wood, ds5lEdnte, who appeared in the char
&cter OF MIggs.i On the conclusion of the third
act, which terminates with the destruction by
Ire Of the Old Warren, the abode OF the Hare
dzles, Gr. George VIning came in front Of the
curtain and addressed tine audience as follows:-
Ladies az gentlemen, on the present occasion
/ 90 not appear before you as an actor. / have
had al opportunity of sitting in private box.
and from the commencement of this evening
lave seen one or two persons who have come
here determined from the first to hiss. (Cries of
No, no. Name Point them OUT and Turn
them out.D Unfortunately cannot point them
them ~ If could point them out would turn
them out myself. (Cneers, laughter, and cries
OF Shame.0 The Kissing has not been the fair
expression of popular opinion. (Cheers AMI dis
sent) 1t began at an early period of the piece,
when there was not preteXt for 1t, and
regret TO add that those who bissed did
II to the degradation OF their manhood,
against one who is not only a lady, but
a stranger. ] do not object to a fair express
sion of opinion. i do not like people to come
with determination to hiss; but II we deserve
it, hiss us with all your mIeht.' This address
was received with mingled expressions of ap-
proval and censure. The dissentients Kissed as
loudly as ever, but the majority Of the audi
ence cheered vigorously, and called for Mss
Augusta Thomson, who PLAYED Dolly Warden
and Mrs. John Wood, the representative OF
Miggs.' Both ladies accordingly appeared at
the lootlights, led on by the manager who, to
show how little he cared for the Judgment of
the minority, shook the latter lady cordially
by the hand. Admitting the gross improperly
wisdom and good taste of manager in pub
licly reproving any member OF his audience
who may have expressed dissatisfaction, may
| well be questioned"