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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-03
THU TR|-N -NEEkLY pIN\IA

Contains, il every l.0rnhrr. the recalling
matter embracing the latest nvws) Of
TWO ISSV II; of IL" dailv. 1t is, published
every. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, and now that cur railroad CON
ncrti"ns are completed, il admirably cal
cl.lAt. tnr CDnMtrN cirrnl.t ion
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TIC road hlIlnG boon rrpaireI to AlstOn.
passengers and freight WIFI be transferred
across the river until the bridge is COM
Tho expense OF passage and freight, Lv
tAc uisc"n.innanc" of the stage, wagon
and boat ines, Will be largely reduced.
J. i. IA,SSAILE.
May - General Superintendent nt
Country papers publishing for the
tulNp.t'.V Nill Mos cOnv
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AN IRISH SroRy.-Two Irishmen
engaged i'll peddling packages of
linen, bought an old mule to aid in
carrying the burdens. One would
ride awhile, then the other, carrying
the bales Of linen on the mule. One
day the Irshman who was on foot
got close up to the heels Of his mule
ship, when he received kick on one
Of his shins. To be revenged he
picked mp stone and hurled it at
the mule, but struck his companion
on the back Of the head. Seeing
what he had done, he stopped and
began to groan and rub his shin. The
one on the mule turned and asked
what was the matter. "Ihe bloody
crothur kicked me-" was the reply.
"Be jabers he's did the same thing
to me on the back of the head" said
the other.
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MIsC1MIsEaANY-.
EOriginal.
Ia Nfesnoria ma

:. :. EOriginal.
IN Mesnortam.
This wreath supon thy new-made grave,
Though pale the ehsplet be-,
VIII tell how deep, bow true. the grief, :.
With which l mourn for thee
One sigh above thy place of rest
Ole gush OF bitter tears
One little song of mefnory---
Whose key-note's early gears.
All, early years, when we were Young:
Glad days, when hope was ours; -
Bright, blessedNnorn OF happiness,
Or mlrth, OF song, OF flowers; =
How fast ye fed when times dark tile
Came rolling up our shore;
Aud friend, sweet friend, what bitter tears
Mourned joys that came no more. .
And now, ALI, me, where art thou now,
That life and youth are DER?
Do shadows cling to thee, sweet friend
Upon the eternal shore?
Do cares o'ershade thy gentle heart
With sorrows dismal night?
Do tears fan down, q bitter fow
In thy hlest home of light?
see the pearly gates ajar, :
catch the Jasper CLEAN;
l stand within the golden courts,
Just where the sapphires beam;
hear the heavenly anthems roll
Through all the glorious space,
AS white-winged angels revcrent stand
With bowed and yelled face.
Oh, glorious sight, midst this pure throug.
Is there no face I've seen?
No head bowed down in worshipping,
Meath all this glittering sheen?
oh, yes, Ipraise thee, God of love,
She's met her faiths sure fate;
And friend, sweet friend, of happier days.
Theu'st gained the heavenly gate.
Farewell, farewell, for all this world.
But not the one to come;
When I commence Deaths silent march,
When beats my muffled drum
Oh, when the chain that stays my soul,
Uncoileth to the end,
May my freed spirit soar aloft
And dwell with thine, sweet friend
T.. Il. G.
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WEsTCHEsTER HOUSE.

Nopu.,' Hrc"",c NreHanA Eo~u.y. y. y.
YENtlS house, capable of accommodating
three hnolrr', guests AMI kept on the.
tnru2t@u ,ar, i cc:,traliv located. and
ncaI 80 Al points. CITY caIs pass the
Hotel g. AL the fcnic- Railroad Dcpots
and places "f Amusement every three
minute. $M-i" kV"ms, > 90 per day;
d"u!lc, s20a, i. i. DARROW & Co,
Jan u " Fropritturs
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NOTICE.

HNliE subscriber would rc,pect.uliv in
i form the citizens of '!lia city and ',
ciliitv that he will continue ;;;,. .-,.i,.r.,l
HARDWARE BUSINESS in his u,v,, nan,c
ana on l''s own account, and hopes e.,
mc"t and r,,,riv" . fun share. # ,,u!,lic ..,
tr"Aa%r ID!iN G. EIAI
NaV
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CHOLERA
y \ 8 y M ~ q y -
The Chief Causes Of Pestiknee DESTROYED.
nR. E. COURTARET's DIS1NFEC CITING
~ FLUIDS. Secured by Letters Patent
in the United States ani France. Pre-
pared solely by the New York Disinfecting
Company, at their Laboratory, Nos. 2eS,
800 and 3O2 Henry street, New York. Office
42 Cedar street.
basis, with DR.. Courtaret, the celebrated
French Chemist, in charge of its Labora-
tory, ls prepared to furnish it's DIsfNFEcT-
ING FLUIDS for sick rooms, nurseries,
urlnals, watcr-closets, privies, cess-pools.
sewers, cutters, Ships, railroads, hospitals,
prisons and public Institutions OF all kinds
slaughter-houscs, offal and fat-boiling es-
adjustments; all kinds of manures, tim
ntenSely increasing the value Of the latter
to every farmer,) and wherever poisonous
and offensive gases exist. These agents
are deodorlZers, anti-septics, antiquities
meaning of the words. They remove nox-
ions gases and odors by chemical princi-,
pics-leavlng in their places he0Hlefssl air;
they are DESTRoYERs, and not merely ob-
Soroe11S OF poisonous gases-not injurious
to utensils i'll which they are used The
attention OF medical and scientific men is
directed to these disinfectants. Attached
are testimonials in favor OF this great dis
c"v,ry, which, with hundreds Of others.
can be seen at the Company's Office.
DEIAvAN HorsE, ALBANY, March 80, &c.
!n ne Fr'SI ot Tire Nf7r York Dismf'g Go.
DEAR SIR: 1t is all is represented to be.
We have !aadc many trials OF disinfectants.
but now consider that We have found an
article which surpasses all others as
remedy as ainst all bad odors
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given ihat the CO.
~ partnership lately subsjs;ins betwr,,,
JOHN c. nlN. and FRANCIS ii. POPE.
under the firm of DIAL II POPE. wa. this
gay 4iss"ivcd by mutual consent. Join
Z. DiAI. is authorized to settle I]I 1.j,i<
due t" and by the late firm
John G. DIAL.
Nay !, 1866. T. NJ. POPE.
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ARTIFICIAL.
Legs sandAr1ns.
THE SOUTHERN
LEC and ARM COMPANY

III AVE established l branch Office and
i Han'iHrt"rv at Columbia. s. G.
The improved AUTOMATIC LEG AND
AIM manufactured 10y this, company are
unsurpassed by any il, the world
'Inr worknlcn are practical artificial les,
ana arm makers three "t them wrariiI.
legs OF their OWL manufacturer.
t|iir facliltIcs are ln-uruls.,I Onr
work warranted one year Call and rx
anime our specimens, or address
DANNELLi, MARSHALL. < CO..
SccSer's building. Cuiumla. :. G..
Offices Madison, Ga. Nashville. Tenn.
Columbia, S. c. MAY ~ l,nm
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"Costar's'' Rat, Roach, &c., Exters,
Is n pastc-used for Rats, Mice. Roaches
h"ch- and Red Ants, DC, DC
"Costar's'' Bed-bug Exterminator
Is liquid or wash used to DESTROY. and
also as preventive for Bed-Jugs, DC
"Costar's'' Electric Powder for Inst
L., Is for Mo1ns. Mosquitoes, Fzeos, Bed-bmyx,
Fs- !! BEwAKE!! of all worthless
limitations.
RS- See that 'CosTAR's" name is on each
Box, Bottle and Flask, before you bny.
30 Address HENRY r.. COsTAR,
4S2 Broadway, N. Y.
R1- Sold in Columbia, S. c.,
And all Druggists and Retailers
1866.
INCREASE OF RATS.-The Fa,me,'s
gazette tEnSlish) asserts and proves by
figures that one pair of RATS viii have =
progeny ID descendants no less than
65l ,050 Ii. three years. Now, unless this
immense -Amily can be kept down, they
would consume more food than would sus-
tam G3,o00 human beings.
Es See ''CosTAK's'' advertisement above
1866.
RATS VERSUS BIRDS-W Whoever engages
IN shooting small birds is q cruel man;
whoever aids in exterminating rats is q
benefactor. We should like some one to
give us the benefit Of their experience in
driving out these pests. We need something
besides dogs, cats and traps for this bust
ness. Scientific american, N. y
E4 Sec "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
1866.
"COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERMINATOR is
simple, safe and snre-the most perfect
RAT-itication meeting we have ever attend
ed. Every Rat that can get it, properly
prepared, will eat it, and every one that
eats 1t will die, generally at some place as
distant as possible from where it was taken.
Lake Shore (Mici.) Mirror.
BS- See ''CoSTAR'S' advertisement above,
1866.
VOICE FROM THE FAR VEST
Speaking OF SCoSTAR's" Rat, Roach, Ant,
&c:, ENterminator-''more grain and pro-
visions are destroyed annually in Grant
County by vermin than would pay for tons
of this Rat and Insect Killer
Lancaster Wis., Herald
A1 see ''CoSTARS" advertisement above
May t3mo
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0eGImis,~g s1bGn0IRmsaae

@H1mtaal0eri6t. SpH &l6feT Banb,
8. 6 Raulb, @S4., StooiempaIt.
91Dbert 8. GtbO, eI Sseger, anaeflast, ban
Qpos g B9eIps mn $40 beftoblsH 3a haben, pnve
be fhnlbia hefnnhsr.
Ri6arp Giilsg, angetIasr. Den Ggoria 6inbr
mi cine ubr i'm 21ettpe Dor $50 befsoplea SI bas
ben, putoe ihulbis beSuuheu u. III i 9abr 9udtt
baus oerurEaislt.
6orute Cole, amaettast, en thieGtsS 9aas In
JpieppiNeltr. gsbaiteA 81 paeen. tpIrea fretAfe
iprohen.
Marp atm [spne5, anseftast, elm R1s1o I'M
&5ert5e aeR $50 Fem FSm 1Fc{f aeftobIen ~ bae
ben. Wuree frei9efprc4eu.
VuIip Edtsian, In 4 Wi1cI nes geEtauts bon
9pIrituOien AM SoEHtag aHGettGat. Get I'm
yp9lt bes 8egta0ten CAB letne Abisbf "a e%rteaEel.
eIiea gSrtt % Ertor aussittri1ten alre esn 6a1
Dor pas 4ppeiIdtien9geriGt $40 bIiaaeE,
Jo5u Dntchart. anaeffagt, northumberland
~sefobleu gu babes. pIaIbtrte mint idulo'g.
gertaat.
Wai{en atriJb I'd rintsr Gusena, Sns~
9tee uab 0ptr1oa.
On 50mtHttratOrsn ts8 9tl,,.qHes pen Sartea
g8aleu, murosu Gs-;Efoph MasHirt, fonts s..
ssasc;esrGar, stntpu garter aas Soon @s8au
erl2nHf.
Superior @cr!nt. doa. JRtdser 2iar'
tin.
Sic camille aeqisr asssa DeiSrb uuD 6'ebii@
ion. 9ii6t teeubet.
NnteraImt rcn 222 t6 2!4.
Common Pleo8 8srt@t pOi' attN
ter Sing.
sSoba G,roB qsaGn Jopn G @iienaa. @ppsdas
BON sSrieceaStiGter Sboro&ers &rtenntnib
Sobn Stp,aert gegel sSofn 9ist9p{ Appsla<
fiOn BON Nrispensrtnter SfotnGcre. 5dnt beens
pigt.
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ipslAer eifris FeiGSftist III, Ne 5u ~snipfamssn.
Seute periangte Capt. Ssbcn Ycn hem q mes
rifantiten Gen. 8rUwn bas &anoncntUOt
GttasO, Der General sYipiberte itbuG, er mitNe
9n}ruftipnen abwartsn. Gs TT wsnis s3rei
fd, hap ipenn Capt. Dsbon pds Ranunens
boot erbalten kdite. irilrce er pas Gensr Der
UcrtS ris!lrt tao F1 bsr bsysintg!sa Artaee
an9s(flcAen Gabea. IS 1T nldt nnwSAltG,
bab YOr @nbrud eeS tnprsiesn Cages eiu
Mn9s:T auf Natamrrns n%nsernonunen ,pirp.
9tnaicla's Irurpsn bal!en IApn sini9e Der
Iubenreyff. Gs fam niGt LANCE hanern, bis
Der entiAeioenee SAlae eeiGiebt,
VrownSstlls, 2. Sftpter. Oh tsrs
etnietsn Stretttrafts ron 6inajoia, GOrttnas.
Stores uno TCrO werpen wabrlAeiniih nscts
ssa Ntenb Matamoras attodtren.
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eaat Sese!nssei9Ius fnh bic natSeneunsen Heamten
beS cti9en Seseins sruIaRttsi, S3eitrGse cntseaea su usEs
men. 0!e G~2itaIieter nereen freunell5a ae6eteu, bic
fd1tsen @lrHatseearSse tie IS Gss) br ibneH suaa&a
rcPneuesne sr e%enannten 9aansa tOr gblGuf ees @ieuate
5abufellsr, hatrit es Ssr G&esueieerIn snSeii@ npiro, te
1bTe3nnH8 "a istsr WcnSts'G tsiau,n!uuS versulesen.
Die 8etiamniiunSeu Faosu r~esgtmS6is an sxRsn Scna
tefitag ial @Iopat, Sac@mtttGsS 5 i6S. I'M 0auas assmuaer
ser @saeeseia fat NIB fne biz @i'glieoes ioRebl, mig
aSe 9anast, Deidts ~bsu1si6su nHb b~e3UtEsssu ptInf@sa,
p:srnlit bSiiGf pasa C!ase!a5sn.
gEdE. Srau GeSeniea GRIGes, % 9qssbesrr.
&ietpE&i.: GgaW 81. 4Iop IS q. Gstar54r.
Gdasm. : UrHul. glbes1iue &QaIzr, 100 g. G5esrar.
Gsfr.: 6raa esiis 3%5aauHers 20s Gt4os;tbas.
GettecGortRnea
81s1 @lfe G5iseI, 20 8. Sis9fx,
u Gentle GaepGri, "A y. @ztEL
y TT. 9eirugann. 120 gsarIaI.
il Aobel (4,st9a}s Is R, gremon&at.
q Nusuae g8ebey, 8T2 QtsEfR1.
. GH=os52S Sags lit &. GazoI.ae{x,
~2eapcIDine 6actuS, Getau na5e @ez1aaasGx.
ii 0asoIiae GtHDpart, 122 70. SapsttsRr.
Wa'i& G3s5I, 81 g, GEtaDfzr
- M2lS= 0setisr. 81 g, @nnNF.
Or. Eapss So g. GntapIr. jn,ls
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sos tea Seps.

Sort Monros, 16. Sft. Der Dpir.
alabama Der ron Sapannab mad Nstp gjcrl
untertpe9s mar. lief hsute Movaesi !pessnRobe
lenmaneeI III NCrfpIf Elm. Dfrlslbe batte et-
nen Sturm au beiteben.
Oas &anOnenbuot 9enapes, meiGR6 aeisru
ous9elanps tpar0e, nm ben S@cOner SARAH
GQen" aufjufuhen; pet&sr auserbalb ces
!8apS emtmaftet tpOrpen lein Sou, To na& stnss
e~rfolelCifa Rreugabrt ~aurudeetebrt. Der
S@cpner erret6te mabrlhsin!id1 e!s.e:. lab!is
den 6Gism.
Der Dpfr. Glen ea1g, pen ny. ua6 Nem'
Bern bsittmmt, pirp sisr In GO!se BEG Nss:se:s
~8urIdsebaIten. Gsr|eIbe kat cine sscSe ans
sahl paNagIere at Sorb.
Der Dplr. George Appctt III Don Bottom
on9etOmmen.
DaS 8etter III aaberbait HeA.tmmer fir
utf6. W!no NorbOf.
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GubFfeB i. DgFce, i. @, q,
gr. 100 9Deft QnalboSSTtT.

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gr, loo 28et 9cuiSaacftE.
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NIb I'm 2~ags1eeuS, 90, g @raathr, (effabe binder
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am Donuerlas ben Is, Ottober 1865, ~UngtIaEr hrei
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GGmar,er Gbee.
sst q, - u Folbe atfsn ~(uHseFabr SGT pTunb)
Sranb 2rIHa9 Gar8D-3ei&.u nSt. BamL-@
got g. SO babe &tten (ungeFa6r 1916 Rfunb)
Sranb OsiOnS, &ar90'3esden eSsSrfOF."
Got G. - 2 balbe Silteu (~an9efGbr 70 RfIub) DTanh
SOGnG &ar9o>3eihea uggbite GasIs,H
BOT 8. - baIbs 9iftsa ~(un9sfabr 78 Bfb.) Brana
Ootcus, GaEsp.3e;9en rG. U, BuIper,"
2t 6. Il PaIbs siite ~(auaefSpr 81 Rfunb) 8ranb
0pIong, Garsos3ei4Sl n2ebanter."
50 3, - 3 taIbs Siftef ~(aussFE6r ia gfh.) 8raab
.Gar gGaiaLoU" GaTgps3ei9eH .Sogaa-A
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Bou8Dna G~arep98ei6en r9otpsur,@
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GGrsos4si6eu' IS. g. BaImer."
3nx isItea aeit psrbsn Insefa6r etabSn &Gaisaf
$4,000 Pfnnh
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C22 Gae) uaS feEneT eiue aartbts Ieers EXieS anh ssse
SortR< Aafise eide ~bsrtauf..
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u@dse@cseH-
9eDa granb nib ispaEat ~ssrfauft, ~ Cine baIS& aaRs
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Hehise 3ebI.
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fattet. Z bpmaS Isl Ifou n,
8rsp. Client. 6oL. unS 6. g. u. 9, g.,
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a.e esoa,s Scr elnrrnI.u n, nrrla,

Stem gOrf, Il. Oft. Nah einem gris
pattrtef esS Sen. Wa[i0ee pom Wpnterep Il.
Sept, BADEN bic 2jberalen erc6s 6cTnuug ouf
grfclg uao tbre Grmee trtdlt taattd ;3urade.
Die GTan,ciea ~bcfaapen lth bet6npta aaf ben,
Nald3us.
0ie WeSVlferang ron WatamOras unD in
ben OaitaGten 1T gang fir 9uares unb nitro
tiS gum Ieeten M1nn gu tbm Re5en.
slHsrif Guf I1nsaH1pras.
New OrteanS, Is. Stt, WahriA-
ten Sem "a, Gept. aus DrOwn5pt0c kerthsen
einsn @nerif pom Ser. Ct. Sruppen oaf Ora.
tamor0s t n BsrbtnOuns nit benz &s"onen+
boo. @btcca. nm ben @c1:perueur ron 3amans
lspae, weeher bort burd) Ganales a~efanaen
9eb0tten miro, 3u bsfreisn. Die Gruppen
%Dr0nsen bts sur ptusa pOr. ~ltIlrm!sn Die Sail
unb cdS Reliant; DurDsn ober lofort tecrpert
3urad ,ufallsn uno aberlieftrtsn a6 ip1ter ben
Der. ct. 8eb5rpen, Obalst6 BITE 5rpeDtttpn
ftbllHlue, 70 pnrpe bod @NOup. 3apta entlaI>
fen.
Osa. 6inatpla ma6te lr&ter nod elnen e.
fulelcen @n9rtf apf Natampras.
SOstfe 9sprfbe.
Br0wnsptIte, rs. @eptbr. Sstt
Dem lesten 8eri@t BADEN 06 cte Sruppsn bes
amerifaniI1en Gen. Serb unt bic nes meyis
tantl1sn Generals 6tnaioia Sereintat unp
lo9ern in Der WdEe Son WatantDras, mo lie
onf Die Streittrafte Des 0ortinaS unp bte bes
3rsptna lopte Guf Munitipnen tparten.
Asenn bte gereiniSunS betpertfeltet Ia, ,per-
ben Dte 1ruPpen fufctt ben Ganales ansreifsu,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wn1eiQe,

G uirb 6termit Ra@rt@t sesebew. Das
bic nufersei@uste bon Baltimore I'm Gtaat WtarpIaub f&
oUr rem Baiisuseri&t b~eiaeter gtabt, am 6. Sept. 1866
8eSolma@tisInssz Daplere iiber tas perfSnIt6e Giseua
tbnm BON 3OPn GottIie6 QSiFs, mel@er In ~beidster stabt
%sefcrbeu th, peri@afft BAT. gGe &erfcneu, wd@e &ns
tpla@e an ben gia@Ia6 b~effdben 81 ma&ea baben. werben
baber aufSefcrbert foIde oil cber DOT benz 8. DaHrS '6T BIT
untersei&neter SeItenb su ula&su, pibriSenfals fe irdter
mad Rem @eiese feline auipri6e an beiaster Sfute.lafeu-
i@aft mebr maReu fSnnen. NGe Bsrfpneu, peIde befas:
ter 8interlafenf&ait i&uIteu. perben Piernrit aufseFcrteFt
ar Die uu'eroet@He;e icfcrt Sa1lunS an letfeu, ~wtbrigeua
fats seri1ttt& sessu ~bieietben perfaPrsn tDtrs.
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Sic ncun5ebnte A~aSfteuung
u msrtfAnt@e 6abrtfatsn
nnb
NmnSt nftduSsm
1intes bT Sire:tieu rpt esituus
hea So nftt(nnn gosfSIx,@6
nes Marhlnnh Sustirufs.


III jeet eiTen fir bSs BubIisam taslip re, Wsoresrrs II
bEs abenbS 20 upr vub bauss: bis Djenfta5, so. Gftb<.
Die Gtass @anO uniss 2etsHng tss Prot. I Slauh TT w5t-
Tsnb ter ausAeUMns flT iGlen a6Ent ens la'at.
@tntrttt 20 04f. rtnbsr unt,r x Sabrs1 10 gts.
Satf ntiasts 1ar fir ten Gtaner Iut D1u,e sG,.i u. ht&t
Ibeertetar tT,nsftca6Ie So 90.
Gtpe SenspF N.tsnebstast (Flr Ssbensbaasr sSss stu
<3Gtrl bes 81 itnts ~egtHttet BIN 6 '6ner uno elmer Ednts,
rbsr spsi 3thhein fre'en Gtnt't8t ~ iebsr j3stt Der &nsgsI.
lung SestS tat has erae Satr s5Enb 81 fur ktes ioIsen
b.. 4tHe Damen IN itattef6tarte tsunn taiben prftfe Gint1
SsntrrfaIis' Hdett tst Gtansr.u unb timer Dame gin trist
Sunirs Dtit8ltersrtarte trstet $3.50 fdF has erhe uub 81 iHt
ace fciseHhS Sabre bs gym 81 9etfuitabre ~ttrtdtei Nu
6 Gne, nnD ttas Dame AZ freten &inirih. Nue ttt{e Eat-
ten Tau fen tf em !. Sfp.br. 1857 Of upb I'D Tn etm @ie-
reE aue Ssf e!tGen gFtbtIeisE res S~nfttuts.
dNit Eteter, weIAt tbTs Rar.sn NOD nt3t eTneuesH IitSen
rDltu sefautsf 10 bar AFtusrs OERee bee s~5ahttuts eOrfprt-
q IN un0 bieislse srneueru Ia1sn. NDdp fonnsn dut. ptIAs
gfitsltsefE su ry:rbsn DaEiSsu, N@ on temietbtn %ofs
W'spIiss 4fartsn btrftafta. xts Grueusrnas epn Yttt'
e!tsei fagten u IN ttetem Sabre Tan itsrsrertbtr, hann ie.
tn 3O;a. Bet er Sattteen arrangements. rsIdbe fiji li1 ttss.
tdtstse auSfsQap8, @srlefnneen nne Cd allen IS ~sstrSHtr
w0stFn lnh.
SnoG. N erebttb.
(estt-S NcT1ger bss 8Esftlu1gS .ASntutttes.
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Mctis.
n llnipn Schumacher

Uie nnbroin9tsn Union Stimmaeber
bse rerifieSenen WartS, nc!@e su Gjunfteu Der goIttg
hes @cu9reNes urb bes 0ssgiarir4 @eSebes EnS, speaeu flo
HnI 3ienEtag, l6. Oft, @eenba Z ubr In iSrsr
8e!pSbnI!9en acknowledgement ~einiinbey, ul DeIelee
ten Swr ie9isIattpeu Gcnpcntirn an etipA6Ien, tpeldbe am
DonHrRa8. IS. DIT, a6eahs z abr ,ulamrentritt. nm
@antibnten fir bic GseieIatur nnb GtaatesnatI gu er.
nenteis.
Der !. Diitri!t eGrfaniueit I'D int ~S3rDattpab 3nfitut ,
Z. in Rebabtte Sa[I;
D. III Solinsh FL. Sa1e.
@ui geebI Der Grscutio @emite br 6itD lin. @eRp.
Jcbn u. Cog, 4rIi.
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QSDtrb bttrmtf Na4rt6t9eeeben, hae It.
uaterset6nets rpn peta 2Datfersert@t fer Stabt s~soitiulcrG
,ur Ntm.niiroioriu Tee NaGIaiiss res 81 Baltimore ners
np,tensn 0enrIb g treb ernann! portsn III. gu
@erfcnea. pelde $nfpr1te an ben Dsraosbenen al
nfaGeR BADEN, werben biernurh apfSefGtsrt. bttfstbe mil
senb gu MAIDEN, WtOriefniaIs fe auer EatpraGe an ben
RahIas Dsrlufte 6e5er.
PerfsHen. bic BEN tefaetsn Wa6idB nr& i@ulbsn. int er-
fudt, unpertlsltt 9Gtlune Bu IetaeB.
go eefhehen am n. Stptbr. 1850.
(fep2s-imln4D) &trtftna StReb, abuI.
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40, 1O. o~u9esaetnes 9dnatrfelfl
gPtaeetpkia, Is. On, 1895.

~ @PtGeetPF ia, Is. Oh, 1885,
aH ete Gaetau8oeEeIae bcs 1oresSf.t@sa @a1serbsxbanses
sE Sex. 5saatsu prA apG, nel&e R@ an SeHs
t~e:PeiIi5eu tooIIea.
Gie geroereiinnaen fNr bas ia Ssn;i l88! IA BSiiap@-
ppsa ottupe'tsEke 10 nQgeusine GGGsasfet fub (oDeit
poEaa esI@st'tsu, bas fb BE Delegation nit eiper 6sr5,
l!pen Inp 1TsuraIs6en G~!hiGbuas an Big austnartgsn De-
lans0srane nsnbea fanns ntt ter &i1te, tar3 ;s5Irpi&e
GsiGFVtaIug ipy G@srTsa awpG GjeIIGseo bes. Ganseu 6sts
sutraSsu.
IA e+e delegation pen 6r abIdt sctat st, ess 0&a
anf sine itC ale tp~@!Inebmeaeeu GanseFa fsusekSgtSofH
sssNs gum abi3lu6 gu bt!G9eH NIB snc @rreiNuns siaIes
5wedes cine Mot 9;ulSrelide GiniHbhi;Hs tSr G1Sse bt~
eeti'p 'sia INNS, 10 tei8ioS DisIslHs ppr his SHm Is. GSaS
.. j. @nmeionnsen an8Ansbaieu unb stpar NIT eerauer
Araabs Der tteslneSmcubsu 8gftsIistsrsa6L, toutt iofcrf
bic nhthissn afHf;sasisss *~=fsr+s r=e~@s1 seuatu.
GR'nelfnnssu nit GtnsuiHsnng sIuer senaEsr Ae4e4}e
is:tesn Honi nnter3ei&Heteu e't8essugenorsnsa.
I'm g9ItraSe BET Delegation pes 10. aIgsH. Ganaesfsaes
nit GSn3er8rnS
.. s. Setberf,
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EN Denti4e 3siturssi, fnb bSli6F eziagt, 81 ru4Aren.
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Sesr rs asener ais 8ofinor bat f@ ei1ise Uaal
iebr arg cergeHer, CT pu5te Mot ueEr, Gag &c einen 10.
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mar ct gang Senis 5s@n Sabre finger, ais in tr erfeu.
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nitt pnHiren.
Serr WeGu6Grt war ba8 @iccel eineS GrtenterS
Ter bic aru,eit eeute onspfGuben H1irS, urb BET isbsH,
8arausribIag, ipeIGer BEN @rrnen hrtrsr r1a@t eiae
3hrSre lstirt. - Gl;is grlfo iaet in ibren ntafIaEsi@et
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rT s%in3i9sn 3ele ter Bs.gefenfdt enitCsca gu nSrben,"
10 bsrfsa aup ipig beuts, fpenn INC bic ungsetuer
be3tt6mehbg GtsGe etniAat, tie pfu MsaRbsrt re-
citirte:
r6a0 ID and ~oersarft 70 rtdn@en &sSsel,
30 bin ID bc9 Elm DiGtsr iSte S&iler II. RSteI."
Sri. $fetffer pRS Serr q III marsu
re3t gut nnb aud Uir fiutrttl nit 6rtubel in tGS srb
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9elraltis tsrbaTart Sa6e.
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Stlde ees tutfnb 6efet, ale i'll psrtpnniferen gpsnssu.
5etr 8a@ NIB s err ReupeIt tparen gan, at
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