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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-25
For the Journal.
THY WILL BE DONE.

w I'LL DE JUNE
There was mother bending DER her child,
It's Hitl form convulsed and racked with pain,
Fen while she gazed, with tear-drcpin her eye
And cheek 30 pale, its spirit upward fed
To God who gave, and who now took away.
She bowed her head and said, "Thy will be done,"
Although it took the life blood from her heart.
There wasa dau ghter standing by the couch
OF him who was her earthly guard and guide.
A little while ago mother dear
Had left that daughter and gone up to Heaven,
And now the father bids sad farewell,
AZ he too goes 10 join his loved one there.
The chasteniDg rod of God seems laid almost
Too heavily on that fair, tender form,
But though she boughs bencathit to the ground
And feels its crushing weight upon her heart,
Still she can know that tits the lore of God,
And not his Yrath, that strikes so terribly,
And she can say, cen in Ter suffering,
'Thy will, rot mine, be done, Oh blessed God"
There husband knesling by the form
OF her who was his dearest earthly friend.
For many yearsthey walked this pleasant earth
Together, hand in hand. But now change
Had come. The dark and dreaded angel, death,
Had taken her to dwell with saints above. .
And left him here in agony to grieve
Alone. Alone. OH no for looking up,
He saw the tender smile of God which said,
81 love thee, child, and chasten for thy good"
That smile he met with bitterness of grief
But said with bleeding heart, "Thy will be DONE"
"Thy will be done"-They are small words aud few,
But how much meaning in these words contained.
At times how different to bow our viii
To Him who rules on nj iyh and feel-'tis we'll
'Tis said there are no crosses here on earth
For US to bear, save those we make ourselves,
BY laying our own interests, likings, rights,
Across the great authority of God.
His will the greater, ours the lesser piece,
And laid in opposition form a cross.
Did we but bear our burden should,
'Twould hardly be burden that we bore,
For we would hear those blessed words of Christ,
"Come, weary one, to me, and find sweet rest,
Ny yoke is easy sndmy burden light"
FREMONT, May; 1896. NJ.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-25
ANOTHER PEAT PROJECT.

We have seen a handsom specimen of fuel
prepared from peat by novel method patented
by DIR. Blsberg, 3I4 Broadway. His plan in
wolves the outlay of five thousand dollars for
machinery, besides the power, and requires that
the peat be dry before it is operated upon. The
pressure istwelve thousand five hundred pounds
to tho square irch, and requires thirty-five
horse power, but is calculated to make one hun
dred and fifty tons of prepared fuel per day
The prepared article Is so solid and hard Il at it
is called artificial COAL" The work is to be
done by steam, and the cost of fuel is not taken
into the account as it comes from the ground.
Whether process involving SO great an expen-
diture of power can be brought within reasona-
BILE cost for the making of fuel to compete with
wood and coal, is matter to be determined
only by the trial.-M 7, Post,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-25
THE CASE SUMMED mp.

The Detroit Post thus ''codihes" the
reasons for true, complete, bene6cent
Reconstruction; ..-....
If you want TO have loyal States, you
must not exclude the loyal element from
the exercise of political power; or, in 9TH
er words, you must permit every LOYAL
man, Black as well as White, to vote.
If you want to secure the freedman in
his freedom, you must give him the po-
litical power wherewith to protect himself.
1t you want to promote the develop
ment of Free Labor in the South, you
must enable every man TO enforce his
rights as free laborer by political action,
as all other rights are protected and en-
| forced.
If you want to place the National Debt
above all danger, you must not permit
those who owe to that National Debt their
freedom and all they cherish in their new
condition, to be excluded from the Right
of Suffrage, while those who owe to the
National Debt but their defeat are armed
with the ballot.
If you want to encourage loyalty and
confidence in the justice Of the Govern
ment, you must not sell out your friends
for the purpose of pleasing your enemies
If you want to introduce harmony in the
political fabric Of the Union, you must
make this nation of citizens equal be-
fore the law, and not tolerate the existence
of numerous class without political rights,
and depending for their civil rights upon
class legislation.
If you want TO prevent their occurrence of
sectional strife, you must do away with Sec
tional divergencies by placing the political
organism of all the States, South as well
as North, upon the same basis of true dem
ocratic principle.
Did Euclid ever propose problem more
important or solve one more conclusiyely9
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-25

In 1864, foolhardy individual, called Cam
tain Donovan, sailed from New York for Liver
pool, in an open boat, which he called the yis-
ion. He was accompanied by man and dog.
The boat was only sixteen feet long, and brig
rugged, and was met on mid Atlantic by a YES
sci, and spoken to. Since that time nothing
has been heard of her or her captain. An en-
PITY barrel, with the word "Vision" on it, was
picked up some time ago, near the coast Of Af-
rica. kis supposed that the boat was swamped
and the men miserably perished,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-25

Some of the late Springfield (Ill.) papers
contains an administrators notice in the dEs-
tate of Abraham Lincoln, deceased" wherein
David Davis, administrator, gives notice that he
will attend before the County Court of Sanea-
mon County on the third Monday in June
next when and where all persons having claims
against said estate are notified to present them
for adjustment.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-25
C. w. PAGE.
III. EVERETT.

A TroREEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, and So
"a lictor in ChsEcery viii attend TO professional bu
siness in Sandusky and adjoining counties OFFICE
Second story Brckland's NEW Block.
4..f FREMONT, OHIO. i--.r|
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-25
FOR Il T. e FL IR!

Sterng Amboia Rings Amba Benton Tone KendaIs Ambone
Mthes Cocoa Cream Burne Cne Nice choice Hair
AIDES of all descriptions E
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-25

Probst, the Philadelphia murderer, is to be
executed June sth. At his own request no one
will be allowed to visit him in the meantime
but his spiritual advisers and the jail officials
There will therefore be no chance for the maw-
kish sympathy with crime that has become so
common and so disgusting.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-05-25

Mr. Mercer who took outa ship load of young
women to Washington Territory, has written
back that his enterprise is a success, and, God
sparing his life, he intends to repeat the exper-
iment next summer. He does not say how be
disposed of bis cargo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-31
NGVIV VtF H1UEItTpUNUtUItN".
9aS ShiiBenfeF In Wal6ingtnu.

Wdfbtn9tpn, 80. Mat. - Oas
un9lnlft9e @etter peS 9eitrtgen Sa9es
Bate bennp6 fetn @utes; eS fatrte su
etner tnttmeren Annaberuns berWaItin9
toner ShIben unb tbrer 8dfte; tet @ein.
@efon9 unb munterem @eirrGh SerTcFen
bic Stunben. Gin befDnoeres 9ergnI9en
aerpabrte IS ben 8aittmDrern, Dem @ere'
raj Sutter pcrgeltelt 5u Derben unb fet
nen WDrten ~ lduffen. Der alteS6net
ger, Elm @ipnter bteies Continents, truo
our6 Die tnterefante Grsdbtun9 fetner Or.
lebntfe pefentlt6 ;ur uutsrbuttung bel
unb erparb ii6 bic @dtuns unb 2isbs
aGer Nnwelenben. Der Regen, Der In
StrDmsn ptdtf6ernb li6 erspb, btneerte
sp1r bic Shueen am S6teben ntht, IeBte
aber benz 8~er9nlsen int Sreien etne
Shrante, bic pdfrta unb feuht, une
oarQn ertnnerte, baB unfere Setlen aud
ni6t trDfen blet6en b%irfter. llnb yBetn
ber!." erIhpa's aus aten @fen unb On.
ben, unb Der eble 8etenlaft lDits Nler
3ungen. Deutihe Rebe, beutihes 9ieo,
oeutf6es Wort fibrten su beutlGer Sc.
mittlthteit unb beutfher gtntraht.
&m Nbenbe fte1ten Ii6 bic @dGe ~
einem &benbeGen BET Sreunb 8lHer,
S6isenmetfer 8e6ler unb Sreunp 0tt
Elm, uni bier I'M en9en 8reunbeStretie
fpra6sn tA bic aufri6t'sen @sfIble Der
56psferYeretnt In Wprt unb 8ebe aus.
9D6s auf ben @~albin9toner Shlsen.
oereinN pe6fslten init 6p6s auf bic 8attt.
mprer Shlben9efeif6aft. Die SS. Or.
RleSler, Sh(tbenmetfer Ie6ler. Carl
2ebmfubl, Or. Wtnbpdrt, Sui. Conrad
II. m. u. gebbrten ~ ben Sprefern pfs
abenbs; ie eaben Die GtnerJde, bic
be'm 9erlauf bes Selfes tbnen %aerpprben,
in ftnnisen Worten pteber. Or. Mar
Gptntetm brafte Elm Sod auf ben burb
fDrperli6e 0eiben an Der 8ettetftgung bes
SeffeS perbinpeften 5auptmann Der BAL,
ttmprer StlBenSefe1f6aft. Waipr 6.
Slumenberg, aus, tn has dle @npelen.
ben beralth nit %etnfftmmten.
Das Nd6fte I'M programme mar rtne
Gtnldbung bes pertben S6Isenmttglte.
bes Srn. &utlntanr ,u elmer gpple 9uni6,
Der MIR aIe germ Sotse letftten unb pbne
Musnabme bent bon Sreunbes Sanb se.
rethten Srante wader 3ufpra6en.
SIM @an5en ipurben uneefdhr $500
SbIFe absefeuert; bas 200 Sub pom
S6iebfanbe entfernte unb bl0b 5 3oG I'M
Dur6meGr srpBe Sheibsn Yldtt6ep
purbe ppn 300 ShuGen burtbpbrt unb
10 Nal I'M Centrum getroTsn. &m
Wetfen aet6nete ftRr.S trpmbereer BON
Baltimore aus, Der bic Shei6e los Wal
traf; ibnt f6lcGen ii6 ale Shlsen, bic
bas S6par3e 3u trsfen rpifen, pirpis
an bic 50. Mutb unb SEP BON 8altt,
more fprptt Gubbart uno 8thtsr Walter
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6ekcral.s ieutenaut saiuTielp srstt.

Binfeib Scptt purbe am l3. Stunt
1856 3u 9etersbprg. 8trgtnten, Don fhots
ttl9en @ltern aebcren, errethte alIp ma.
beau fetnen 81. 8eburtstag. CIR perlcr
frIbsestte Ietue Gltern unb fam bdnn In
basv Btaiam. unD WarVsG cilegtum" Iei.
mes @eburtsRaotes. 6tsrauf ntpmete er
tth benz 8e6tstuDtum un6 prafti;ilte Ell.
rtge Sabre ais abppfat. Sr, Sabre 1908
erttelt er bic G%rnennung ais Captain Der
lethten Nrtt1erie unb rpuroe mad Baton
8pu9e In 8arnifpn geihtdt. Setn 0cr.
9efester mar Der In bic 8urr'i9e gpnrpt.
ration perptdelte Sen. @tlttn1pn. gtne
bdrduf besii9ltte @euberung bes Capt.
Govt bate Elm 8rtegsBert6t u. bic Gnt.
lafung aus Dem Dienit our Sclae. Scott
ftbrte mad 8trgtnten 3urif unb aab fh
tpteber NIT Gtfer Der 8ehtsprarts bin.
or blteb er bis 3um Sabre 1872, benz
Musbruh bes Srpetten SrteBes NIT @ng.
lamb, mo Scptt dbermalS etne milttdrt.
fte @cmmtitpn unp srpar ais Sberflteu.
tenant erbielt, nit Der Srbre, fh unper.
petlt an bic cdnabtfbe CREME. III beae.
Ben. 8et ietnem Gintreffen baittbt natm
er unrttttelbar Ibell an Dem Treffen auf
ben SSben BON queenstown unp trug me.
fentltd BET gu beTen anfdnslt6 slldii6en
@usgane. Der 8ampf fiel aber pbne
Stott's 8erfhulben f4lteslt6 bod su I'M,
fern Na6tbeile II unb Scptt ietbt fel
sufammt ieinem Gpmmantp In bic 66nbe
bes Seinbts. rad erfol9ter &uswehIe.
lung mar Scptt Dieberum an ben bprti.
gen &dmpfen betbeilist unb bic Stese bel
Chippewa unb 2unbp's Sane rparen ppr=
sugsptife fetn Nerf unb lesten susfei6
ben @runb au fetnem BON ba an fteisen.
ben Selbberrnrubm. Ha6 geenbi9ung
bes 8rteses purbe ttnt Der Scten zines
&rtesslefretdrs unter Yrdfibent Wabilcn
an9etrasen, ben er aber ausfhlus. Surf
barauf purbe Scott gum @eneratmajor
befbrbert. UNI iene 3ett stns tr nit ct.
mem bipfcmattlten Muftras mad GU
iopa. SIN bic 3ett feiner &Idfebr BON
bort fdIt bic 9erausgabe Der rRegulatto.
men fur bic @rmee" unb Der oSnfanterte.
3aftif." SIN 1882 nabm 9. 9beil am
S%p8enannten glad 6awt.8rteae F.; fur, ba.
Iauf stns er I'm Outrage bes 9rdIoenten
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6crttsea Nuaiftatprsn our RatIcn au
brtn9en. 8on 1885 bts 1888 mar Sectt
IN Anfpru9 ssnpumsn our9 ben Semt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-31

.. @rets ron SIS. - Gin md1lp M,
berner IsIer, NIT , DO. Se6srn. = Or.
Gbr. 6eNs BON Baltimore.
3. 9rets pDn SEQ. - Gine 8uhIe =
Or. s $. Strpmter1 BON Baltimore.
4, 9retS ppn $50. Gin e~leQdntes
Ebstisrptte. Or. GRr. 9tTe BON Bal
ttmpre.
5. 9teis ppn $25. - Se6s Htterne
@bISfsl. - Or. JtHS4arO BON @aI9tn8'
ton.
6. Srsts sOn $50. - @e6s Flberne
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]@orlr6sl5Tel. = &tAter Balter ppn
8dittngtpn,
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more.
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Centrum ld;dte.
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fbrn 2uternen mQgifG beleuhtetrn pW9s
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werben tGnnen. tprnn cine Sdbne loren
fegreihen SGiBen nt6t nit etnem 4pr"
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nenfebrr bei@entte uub ietnen @ut barttt
i6mudte.
rno nun 2lbieu, tor f6bnen Sage Dpr
-NuIbtngtOn. Qebt w0bl, S6r ptappere"
S6iBen uno tepQbrt ben 8atttmprern
tets otelel6e MnbGn9lthtett unb Qiebe,
bic Cure @uffrsunbiNNft 70 Btan3elb an
ben Sag 9ele9t!
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an bic I6Dnen GptIpber beS perlrbten
5e1eB erfutt, Sieben mir betnt, poer Siel'
metr, mir nerDen tetmge lpgen. Oos Be-
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llfe no6 6drin9e unb berettet Sdwdr.
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tt6fett Der GtnfDrmt9tstt Unb Gan9epetIe
ppr.
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mad etnem Natipnatfefe Sie msbrtdet9e
strCtptttme rpG, 9eidlSen pcer rnartntrt
urts Soriest!
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@@aRamtS Depnrtement,
ben %. GGat 1865

NV = Wv EVUO'
Gn6lrh ruirh ben sSnbabeln bon urter ben Gpnares.
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S6ulbiheineu (Ge,tifitaten) beEunut 8cma&t, 6as
tcr Sdasietretdr in Str&bbtit btfastsr Gttaiic un5
hes 3ubalts bjeisr Certificate bereit ~, ale I'm Surt,
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BEN 81. Wtai Sur GinIfiuua eintere'tt perben, unt
tus ipSter iOtfe s&etue feline !3in'en m,tr taasu,
fcuecln auf Bor:cauu9 in bisiem Dsport:mepte nur
nit 3iHitu bis gum 81. Wal 1856 brjlbIt p'rten,
s.. ~ g ulIpugb,
(l25-9) S9aSant5s SetretSr.
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GricFe,
tpslhs In Der Gun" ~aunt,etat limb une benz Slans
mad ScutI6eu au5eborer.

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TeIe0rnnbIImeS.

(Beriptet fit ZEN nGorr.iprR6tutenH)
Sub.

@OlB.
Nep gDrf, 80. Wat. - Die
S4luB ,Rpttruns fir @ptb mar beute bn'
Bier 1883.
Eidtig!
Hew, gOrf, 30. Nfat-Rt6tcr REL,
irn pCmS berBert@te bat gelesentlt6 bts
6absas Corpus @eIuhes ses TN @lbas
nier 3uhttauft fiscnoen Sames Gson
trte9s9ert6tttbe @rOieGe non GiOiItlten
IN 6%rtebenssetten fur geIeBWtbrtB unb
NUT unb ntftta erttdrt.
GOblrusA Mutton.
Nep. gorf, 80. Mlat. - Seute
braAten 10000 Spnnen &Gtlen, melte
Deritetgert tpurpen, niebrt9ere pretfe: $685.
bis s 800.
Der Sch Dcs Sen. Scntt.
@aibtngtpn, 30. Mat.-8enrral
@rant ptbntet IN elmer @eneral Srore
benz Sen. Scptt sinen ebrenben Na6ruf
unb 0ebtetet affen 2inien Sfflteren, 6
WCrate lang etnen ErautrFor am ltnten
Arme unb an Der SGtelihetoe su trassn.
Gin Grtab PES 8%ftegsdmts iGtft 10
@eneral.M aiGre mad @etpoint, UNI ain
6rettd9e amSeArdbntde Tbeit ~ nebmen
DuS Setamt bsfsblt, bab 40 6lpttene
Offjiere ll6 betGetltgen. - @Ge 3o1lau'
fer werpen am Srettd9e etfhlofen &C.
alts R%aIjadnittts.
g f on 80. Mat. - 6eute bielt I'M
oNteGpprpn" bic Neu. @n9ldnOer Gmarst.
pationsaeIrnIbaft itre Satresperfamm,
lung NIT Wenbea @ttatps an Der @ptBe,
aber p6ne 0arrtiOn uno 6utncep. Wan
900 berb ae8en 6rn. u, SUbntpn's Re
ltaUrattGnSsYpltttf los.
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@sridtsnerbaGblnngen.

YaIttmOre &0untp-@ o ert6 t.
- &ppfpnt0pn, 30. Nat. - Spnas
@laGen, spet DiebGtdble; ptatbtrte rntdt
f6ulbis". Wttb. @olG Dtebfabt In 2
8aGen; platbtrte in etnem pldulbis", TIM
anbsren p%unfdulbts'.l
StabtfretS. @ertht. - Re.
beda g. NieNet1 tparb BON @m. MeNetl
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StnOtrQtbss 0er6GMhfnnnru.

SIM erften 3petge paitrts bic TN smet.
ten ,3pst9e an8enpmmene 8erCrbnun9
CUR Septlt9un9 bon $4,000 fir ben Ban
zines S6utbaufes an Mulberrg,, nabe
Sremcntlr.
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Is. ~. SootS(pn,


Ut. 10, WDTp T|lDtTTNNTUFRy
brtnst ieine quite 9tuSrcabt idBaer Gas. srctz inb
@rm . 9tuc ter fir gaaors, ietre @tartdtu na fir
SouSilnr- II. GptitSimmcrs Betcu6tur0 VI T. (. tn
fsunbitte 9rinuerira. Nud, III er ggert fir bic
reutfieu arten BON @a6li6t. o. ~flettoren (StrabIen.
Derf'rn) tn S6aui.uiteru.
RB.-@aSrBbren rtrtsu in 26bsr 1t, DpbnbSuierr
nab lSuEid 9sitgt, Ql5-S6)
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Nenelfes nnS @alhinntnn.

@afbtngton, 80. Mat. @tt
bos Staats i, Dspartement erfd6rt inb
tetne Dftrei4iihen Sruppen mad Mtrifp
0sf@tdt rporben ; aud erpartst es bies
il6erbaupt ntht.
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8etn senator O6er 8%Cprdftntdnt ION
In zines Der betben Sdufsr sueelaGen rper'
ben, berrr ntdt cer Gpu8reb BEN Stat
ais gu Der gertretuns bereGtt9t erfldrt
bdtd
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Gnnpbr&D'S
B 0 NJ Dopatbif6e Spetifita
Baben ft9 na9 ben umfan8retG fen Or,

OILS rpttpmntcn e~rtotsreid, e%fiptefsu. Gtnfa6, RAID
mirfcno une 1lptrIdlt9, dnb lie Die cn3 lSei SunI
8ottsoebroi6e ~poiieuecn NRttict; 10 eirfGh, bas bertn
@cbraudbe tetn 8creben pDrtolHnleu Fam; 10 bartnlcs,
cas- ieoe Gsiabr babel ieblt, uno 10 pirtant, bah rtIn
lid fet8 auf tie %rerlaiieu sann. Gle hdben bel Stt:.s
mann Gle bBtttru 2CbpreiuuSeu ~9eiurcsn Ii. merbta
imnltr iuilieeeniteIsn.
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re6tStr6fttQ 0eI1teben .-@nna Wurpbp
rptSer Sptn Wurpbp; @ntra9 auf @erbpt,
Iber has 6ous SIR. lie, Glib. Wdlttn9'
tpn,, nate @antfr., trSsnowte ~ psrtl'
gen. unb auf @us6a9tur8 BON %ltr1er'
ten.
common @ttass @eri6 /. -
SomeS SadIon essen q. 9. SGlSta6er;
llrttett bes 9ttAters Sa9p1rb befd'
ttSt.
Re0ifranbe auf Der Ga9es Srrnun8.
GrtmtnaG.@ert6 @barleS
@olbsbprpugb unb Samuel 5. Goibs
C6mtbt, 9armtetben ppn SduIern 81
Nrphttuttpnss 3weden; SameS Wtlttn
fDn, @Dnnta8S' 2tQucr,8 ertauT nteoer'
9efhldgen.
90 bic @rcb9eI6pcrtnen 9e9en Sob.
Glare cine neue @ntlagefdrtft ps9er Gr'
mprourg bes 9botDgr0pbittn 6enrp y
@jrppe AM 30. Sft. 1865 etnQeret6t, nah
Glare wieser Spr0eflbrt; ietn @npolt er'
wtrtte, Rap glare ert nd6ten Dtenlt19
gu pt0tbiren bat.
Die STRAIGHTFORWARD pureen Bis
Treitaa %ent(Ufen, unb bic SiBung Bis
ebenbattn auf9e9c6en.
Matfen @ert6t. - 9enrp 81.
Gatott erbtsit @Gltmaht aur gerwaItun9
bss Wa@lafs8 BON Scbn <rtt.
Reg- liner Gang unb Slang siett
6eute sic Rph'f6e 9 6ute mad
6rr. 90uernf6mtSt's r@reenmpCb @art",
no fir on0emsFenc llnter6altun9 baitenS
gefprgt it. Wer etnen Uergnil9ten Sag
0erte6en wtG, ihtteBe ff6 btefem &us.
fluge an unb freue iiA nit Der tun9en
lGett hes @ufentbattS In etnem Der loon
fen Saline u~nferer l(m8e9enb.
RSr Sur gipti; fir SlpptbeFer rnS sdS
@nbliFmm - Ole NieIoeu a~prtNcter babe nit ne.
nlgen Nueuabnrr rem RehluR an Scnrta9en
BON / BIS 7 llbr Abeub5 the @eifdfte gu thIie6en,
untsrSeIhnet uno liz we bu + sImlt ttraG t6tiBtf
baB On ieIbe cam uno ncG BEN /. Surt ma IL
Bin IN Etaft trut
ga eurd5 Elm StoatSaeieb cs ben grptbeterr berto
ten ii. SDrnto0$ nur nah dr,tl'den 8orl6riften
(Rcyptcn) 3u hispep itrelt. 10 1T odS Yrbl'um eIiutt
lid ;uoCr NIT ben &rstrti,u, wslts fir ben Gintrtti
8eptiItr Sile tfSrotrli6 line 81 %ctTictsE.
u295 Muai6uft&
me- @ir m0tsr en- muR'Ieptnbcs 9u6litau, aan,
bsionbss auf bic jete1t Wtor'n az &teno in RET ,g8 n
pruttnl.z 6dlIc." Nj. 237 92eit -prattltr. ,
aattftnbstetn Gatttr GCnserts aufrlsr'i0m
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id trarne hlerlrtt Srbermorn itetttm Spbre
@tpas gu bcrpen p5er on lbn GIVE as sh saben cbns
netRe llrterlt, ut.
s.. SUM
U29-3) Bel Qtr 9ipab,
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(l25-9)
parfclscut,
GtdOt.henbantur.

8aGttmorc, %. 0ai 1868
Nn alien ppr Sreita8 ben l. .tlmt ~beSobtttn
tabtheue q U nurGeu fir 1865 N
~fpl9erter Nbius g~elaitet:
Stcutr aut ~tIeeenceS g;sentbum ......4H 9ro;cnt;
t. u peli6nliheS DO. ......6
Grdter mir6 bieitr 8atatt fir belize Gtcuern auf 4
YrcjeEt c%etrIn1ert unb omar nur bs gum 1. SuIt.
Gus. W. Yriee,
(12S-e) Staet. Steuereiuntbntr.
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Na1timprcr 8nMemt.

9pIittuncb mars 9ureau, 28. Wni SO,
Sn 9smabbeit opn We iunGen res Stab- 0erarts-
reniS pirb man d n d, ben 10 Sum-, IN, 10
nbr gtitta1s an Sen6erion's Bsrfts iola .nbe @tsens
fdube bfentIi9 iuin Beriaufe ~oifertren:
@lr % e%tlcrRcr IS pfunscr. aeSoAen. nit 2affetts &c.
Bier % u 12sgfiuoer W'iteltcrie ............
Gin ~ meffussner 9 Rfiirbtr, 0escaeu ............
Bier ~ 8puncr Shot Ii Sbtu pCri6itocu;n Gathers.
Dre,bt9 (sO) Cen. 8alait.& Ilsnbl6de.
glue garle allies @iien
- . Wteiire.
alter Dampfbei;.R Bbr,u.
Rwci (2) @eitirrsG aits.
e lie 0uaNtitdt ate JiafiQa- 9auc, SlSde &c. &C.
Yler ~ { ierre Bort. 3iitten (Dapit$).
3ret (2) Sd ne. @lcdtn
sroct ~ 6d~n1tnatlen- q item bon Sel,.
ScotnguF9 gall3Nbtuu9 in NeIierung8, 6cnba.
G6ptn s. @GeiteL
iSol. @i%nuebmsr.
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