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ORDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING
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0RDER OF COUNCIL DIRECTING
i1n LOTS TO BE FILBEE. 1,tllts
APRIL go 1866.
And now here it appearing to the Com
mon Council of the city of Evansville that
fractional Lots 4, 5, O. 7, and 8, in Block
No 1, in EtockwelPs Enlargement of the
city of Evansville, are so situated that
water collects and remains stagnant there
on; and the owners of said lots are here
by directed and required by the said Coun-
ell to MI up said lots to such height as will
prevent water from collecting and remain
ing stagnant thereon, within thirty days
from the passage of this order. Eai51
tittt 1911 - 4y A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk
City Clerks Office, Evansville, May 81
W. y &. fTTfif,r. far(r>s
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p1s6oLGATEis ARoMAEIC soAP.A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with GIy-
cerine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
is exquisite, and its washing properties UNI
rivalled. For sale by all druggists. ..s
feb23 d&w1y
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NATIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGE OF
TRADE. = Prof Gregory invites the
public to the openingsof the National
] Business College of Trade corner of
I First and Vine. Streets, at half past
seven o'clock this evening. The cere-
monies will be highly interesting.
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Epag BACHELORS HAIR DYE-Th,

best in the world; harmless, reliable, int
Simultaneous. The only. perfect Dye. i No
disappointment; no ridiculous tints; true
TO nature, black, or brown Genuine i
signed WILLIAM. a. lBATCHEIoR.I Il Hsse
Also Regenerating Extract of Milleheurs
RESTORES preserves, and beauties the
hair; prevents badness. Sold by all drug
gistss Factory, 8 Barclay street, N. Y.
mar22 d1y
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NT0TICE OF DIMINISHING ALLEY

RTOTICE OF DIMINISHING ALLEY
~ Notice of diminishing to twelve feet
all that part of the alley, thirty 1.-TWO feet
wide, situate between First and Second
streets, and extending from Gum to Col
. lege street, in Out-Lot No. 2, Upper En-
largement. si4a aaYar ieFfr L7l1u1c
Notice is-hereby given, that the Common
sion on the 36tb day of AIpsrif. "A. Is. 1855.
passed an order diminishing the alley stu
ate between FIRST and Second streets and
extending from Gum to College. street,
dividing between Lots IL, is, IS, 20, 81 z, y,
n, %, 26, q, q, %, and 30, on the one side,
and Lots l, 2, 3, 4, and BON the lot hereside,
ment of said city. ~
g All persons owning or claiming real e.
tate adjoining or abutting upon said alley,
and feeling themselves aggrteved By tie
passage OF said order may have redress by
application to said Council withfAl SIX
weeks from the publication OF, this notice.
BY order of the Council.
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Cierlxa
ziCity Clerks ONCE, May .. 1886. TiE 5El
mays DIT r4ai 591 Union copy.5Ia
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~ LOTS TO. BE Filled, = ~
+ And now here it appearing tc the Com
mon Council of the City of Evansville,
that Lots five (5l and six l6), in Block forty
five Isl Eastern Enlargement, are so stu
ated that water collects and remains stag
nant thereon; and the 0WnersIpf said lots
said Council to fill. up said, lots to such a
height as viii prevent water from collect
ing and remaining stagnant thereon, with
in thirty days from the passage of this
order. So .,<.5 A. M. McGR1FF. Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Evansville, May 8, 1866.
mays st union coDy.1
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New OPERA 5fHI op 81 al Articles Of
association have been drawn up organ |
izing heeEyansyille Public Hall Csm7
pany, for the purpose of building a
public hall or opera house, to besfo-
Gated on the corner of First and Lol
Gust Streets, on what's, known as the
Linck property 3 Gentlemen Iof Cd
ergy and liberal public spirit are at
the head of the movement aud We are
--ys9 1u4 lie o. SFaiatl .45nSefHs5 MOO 40
'AH BIG woua odW stiiysnDE3 20 aaaz
~. .aaanla.Q 10 ~ aaLlt 9IodN slH 80
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Mrs. W1NsLow.

an experienced Nurse and Female Physi-
clan, presents to the attention of mothers
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novl2dYEllyy. nLIg.anlE

ss- MARRIAGE AND CEIIBAC,Y; AN
Essay of Warning and Instruction. for
Young, Men, Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital, powers, with
sealed letter envelopes X Address DR. j.
SKrLLIN HoUGHrCN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia "a. oga ag 10 aprD Smd4w
s,k 7y1.FtytgAafEFf Z. v4As
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.bA New Town REPRESENTATION
"a gentlemen who came nae down on Ives
terday mornings train, we learn that
new-city, to called Inglefsld, is
being projected at Ingle's Station, on
the line of the Il. g. c. r. r., ten
miles from this city, Lots have been
laid off, and the Post Office is to be
removed there As Evansville in
creases, it is expected that many Of
our merchants will desire to bey lots
and build country residences at Ingle-
field, which is at IA convenient distance
from the city.aa W. wish the enterprise
.3HSaA f4kk.fHAG H W I'd h39i
| great success, abBoga 40 oh
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bz-A COUGH, COLD, or SORE THROAT
requires immediate attention, and should
be checked. II allowed to continue, Arrita-
ton of the Lungs, q Permanent Throat
Affection, or an Incurable Lung Disease, is
often the result. saaa1 xs5
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
having direct influence on the parts, give
immediate relief. ssrss -ftbaa
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con-
sumptive and Throat Diseases, Troches are
used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERs
will find sTroches" useful in clearing the
voice when taken before singing and speak
ing, and relieving the throat after an I'M
usual exertion of the vocal organs, The
"Troches" are recommended and pre-
scribed by physicians, and have had testi-
monials from eminent men throughout
the country. Being an article of true
merit, and having PROVED their efficacy by
test of many years, each year hnds them
in new localities in various parts of the
world, and the ssTroehes" are universally
pronounced better than other articles.
OBTAIN only sfBRowN's BRoNCHIAL
TRocHEs,''''. and do not take any of the
WORTHLESS IMITATIoEs that may be
offered. ,.- f...e. 49,.
Sold everywhere in the United States,
and in foreign countries, at 30 cents box.
dec2 d&w6m 7iitst .tf asl nIL
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psr CoLGATE'S HONEY SOAP. This
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand is made from the CHOICEST mate
rails, is MILD and EMoLLIEET in its nature,
FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
BENEFIcIAL in its action upon the skin.
For sale by druggists and fancy goods
dealers. .s,sri4.6l n 41goasss - aug2z ~
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ps- IMPORTANT TO LADIES. II Mr.
winslow's MYSTIC Pills, for Females, are
the best and safest in the market. No bad
effects from their use. They act like 8
charm. Thousands of most reliable testi-
monials speak their praise. Mild in their
operations; correct all irregularities and
painful menstruations; remove all OBJ
structions, whether from cold or other
wise; will cure headache, pain in the side,
palpitation of the heart, whites, all nerv-
GUS affections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in
the back and Hmcso and disturbed sleep,
which arises from interruption of Nature.
Ask for Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills; take
none other. Price 81, or three boxes for S..
For sale, by all druggists in Evansville.
Address Box 64I, Cincinnati, Ohio. Sold
by all respectable druggists.
.utat JOHN d. PARK
feb7 d6m W General Agent.
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DRESS GOODS.
CITY NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CONTRA,vTORs.

NTOTICE TO .C0NTRlAyTORs. q
IN APRIL 30, 1866. s,ssl..tl sfffi 81 eat
The Common Council of the city of
Evansville will receive sealed proposals
the alley situated between Chestnut and
Cherry streets, and extending from Seventh
to Eighth street. 4 iIllis4If s.ff
BY order of the Council. ,Is4 s. & 4.ss
A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE, May 8, 1856. ~ mays Ct
IIIninIl pnnV j
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4
! CoURT OF CoMMoN Pleas. Cont
siderable probate business was done
in Judge Pitchers Court yesterday.
A large number of citations .gainst
administrators and guardians we're isl
sued in vacation, and it always brings
them to time Administrators should
make a report once every year, and
guardians once every two years.
John .Hunnel plead guilty on a
charge of assault and battery, also on
charge of carrying brass knueks, and
was fined $500 in each case. He was
also tried by jury, on another case
of assault and battery, who returned
a verdict of guilty and fined him $500.
The Court RENTED the three days of
imprisonment awarded him the day
before.
James Hunnelh plead guilty to a
charge of carrying concealed weapons
andrwas fined $500. He, vasytried BY
a.jury FOR assault and battery on y. Gl
DamEons and the jury failing to agred
were discharged.
Ess The case Sfl VIM ? RllahhilHn Q et ILL., vsI
Brapdeis & Crawford was continued
on affidavit, at defendants costs,re q
John alias Joseph Sheppard, d
young, saddle-eelored Ethiopian, up1
on relation Of a thick--lipped, full
blooded African, named Garland, was
tried for stealing watch and chain
also pocket book containing forty
cents in fractional currency. The
jury considered him guilty and Sent
him 70 the county jail for4thirg days
The punishment is about as light as
tho Fri con
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NTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. ifl.se
IN APRIL %, 1856. H frt lsseT
The G9mm9n Council o., the, CITY 81
until the 21st day of May, 1866, for grading
the alley situated between Clark and I,eet
streets, and extending from Third street. to
Fourth street. ~ .tf st ~ s,rt
n BY, order of the Council. L.. s.sle 81
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk
City Clerks Office, Evansville, April q,
1886. union copy.l apr IT'D
ss8iial ID tas N8E B igg % 1IlivsGsv5
,aa ru sbuBH ~ 80 nWoD 9nias SIP
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dying was inimitable the most perfect
counterfeit of natural death we ever
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

FROM vINCENNEs.
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OF COUNCIL DIRECTIN1

City Clerks Onice, Evansville, May 81
mays 3t Union copy.1t
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him, for the second sober thought Of the
American people Is always right-ever en-
Gent. When the smoke which the Radicals
in this Congress have raised shall have cleared
away and the rank and file OF the great
Union party scattered over this broad land
shall come to see just what this great issue
is they will sustain him with voice Of
greater volume and emphasis, Il it be posi-
bic, than that which prevailed at the time Of
his election.
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COMMITTEES, reported back Senate bill 10 provide
Mr.. DounsIly, Of Minnesota, introduced q joint
resolution 70 enable disohssged soldiers TO change
their homssl cad selectops in oertain cases. Read
twice and referred 70 the committee on Pablic
Lands. Adjourned. n
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The receipts from customs at the four principal
ports Of the United States for the week ending the
10th inst were as follows: New York, 81, OIL
s74 90; Boston, $780, Philadelphia, 1885,.
474 Is; Baltimore, s44. 29l.27. ...r CIV. ..
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THE DEPARTMENTS.
IopyrcraL.l
DEPARTMENT. OF sTATE.

q DEPARTMENT OF STATE
\ - N.fr DEPARTMENT or STATE,
wAmfSoros, June IS, 1893.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. GEoRoE s. FIsHRR, the
Consul Of the United States at Kanagawa,
Japan, Of the death, on the 2eth Of March
last, at Kanagawa, Of T. J. RuxEBr, natu-
rallied American citizen, formerly q resident
of the State Of California, aged about 80
years. Eras .rT.taF ErN
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sSwonderful but Truei-Madame REM
naros, the world-rsnowned ASTROLOGICAL aud somnAm-
bulistIo Cairvoyant while In oairvoyant state. de-
lneates the very features Of the person you 10
marry, and by the aid Of an Instrument Of intense
power, known as the PsyehomOtrOps, guarantees to
duoe perfect aid lfeke picture Of the future hus
band wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage
occupation, leading traits Of character, 40 This h
imposition, "A testimonials without number assert
By stating place Of birth age disposition color Of eye.
and hair, and enclosing any cents, and stamped snve
ope addressed to YOURSELF you will receive the picture
by return mail, together with desired infOrmatOu.
Address In confidence, MADAME 0RRTRuDE RHnIrsToH
o. Box 2o7. West Troy, N. T.gW oeIs-dwly
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ss-Msdsm Mounts' PILE ssive-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also Consumption Destroy,
OF, and Entire Cure for the Bronehis Asthma, &e
be found Al stott's Drug Store opposits National
Hotsir 0ilmsns, near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford's
Of Eleventh and Pspunyivsna avenue; Rntwisle's
Of Twelfth and Psnnsyvanis avenue; Kliiotts
Of and Twelfth streets, Harbsushs corner Of
seventh and q. ja12-H
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THE NATIONAL UNION CLUE.

THE NATIONAL UNION CLUB.
The following "a the list Of officers and
platform Of principles Of the UMos NATIONAL
CLuB Of Washington, ID. o. 2, ,s's
omoers OF ths National Union Club.
~ PRESIDENT. rra
Hon. ALEX. w. RANDALL, Of Wisconsin.
vfor pnusiprrrs.
Hon. d. 8. NORTON, of Minnesota.
Hon. W. y. JOHNSTON, Of Psnusyivania.
ADRIAN wAKEMhN, ~ New York.
Hon CHAS X PHELPS, Of Maryland.
Hon. THADDEUS wBLLRs, Of conneetieut.
Hon. A. J. KUYKRNDALL, Of Illinois.
Hon. CURTIS =. DURHAM, Of Kentucky.
JAS. d. SMITH. Of Wisconsin.
Gen. JAS. ID. sTEADMAN, Of Ohio
cHAs. B. WILKINSON, Of Missouri.
Col. X. g. ALLIES, Washipgton, D. o.
sroRErARr.
sAM'L B. LAUFFBR, Of Pennsyivania
coAREsPospMo sEoHErAnr.
J. b, FERGUSON, Of Tennessse.
. .eBr ...s .G rnHAsunKa il y iaH
o. Z. RIrTENHoUsB, president National Bank
Of Commerce, and Of the hrm Of Rittsnhouss,
EXECUTIVE conprrrrr
Hon. J. n. D00LITTLE, Of Wisconsin.
Hon EDGAR C0wAN, Of Pennsylyania.
Hon. o. II. BROWNING, OF Illinois. sFa
Hon. GRBRN CLAY SMITH, Of Kentucky.
Hon. W. A. BURLEIGH, Of Dacotsh.
Mr. CHARLES KNAPP, OF District Of Columbia.
Mr. SAMUEL FOWLER Of District Of Columbia.
Honest CONJUNCTION !, MY courage; Tie Con,ftNtio
Is my guido; and IN fhs people 10 my Jahh.-As.
DREw Johnson. fa- ~
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THERE isa man in New York with no legs
asking for aims 30
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POST OFFICES KsrABLisHED.
Green Spring Furnace, Warrington county, Nd,
Merritt s. Haines, postmaster, on the route from
Clear Spring to Cherry Run Depot.
Chesterfield Court House, Chesterfield county,
Va, Benjamin Y. Lindsey, postmaster.
Auaten, Preston county, W. Va, Martin l..
Shafer nost m aster
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Honea conviction 1, MY courage, he Con,htntion
Is my guide; aud in ths people 10 my Jaiih.-As.
DREw JoHssoN. 49, ~
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The accompanying paper Is the csrtihcato Of a
true copy Of the concurrent resolution proposing an
amendment 70 the Consultation. .sr.9.,
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Gnnrnrnia.

8emn M0nhIdein9irnpelei NIB IentimentaleS
6leunen treue 2lebe lit, 10 babeu tpir am lettel
WtontGg Absno ptreue 2Ieba" gum uleber{ln6 uno
ueberDruB Aeleben; ltur mDdtell nit 5rddfn. mar
UNI man po3u 5 Ntte brandt.
0mter llE5 iaBeu einige &t,n)ir1rier. GmbrioS.
bic ms omar out6 ,br fprtndbrelpeS 96waBel
letr ennupirteg, an0erufau8 aber aud mieoer ANU
ltrten, BENT elmer mar o%arHnter, bsiien AnIsGteu
Oft ptl0eInarril6 genn9 berau8tamen. @r mn6te
ba6 Gtiid berelt5 friibsr Selsben bnben uno iagte
II. q. al leilIeui Golnerapen; vGicb}te Qebt. er
Ger @raf) fie6t ie Wobl, aber Al bari 1e pDdb nit
teune biz BET finite oft fomlnt, ionit Bat. fein
Stiif nit 0ebe." - OHe1 SeItaupeu, ms wGre eS
bel lieber getpeIen, peln Ger @raf bic uualitde
lide, lsrtimentale @aHS bon elmer Piarrer8t0dyter
alei0 I'M eriteu Sit wteoerertannt bitte, bau,r
Ipdre ms BOD bic tSOtli2e paugpei!e Der iibriaen
Site erIpart rpcr0en. Dian hdtte ia bic paar Gee
luHgeneH Gcenen, pte }. y. Die Serun0liidle
@ratnlationspettamattDu, peld}e bon Sr.l. 9tCr-
man uno Sriulein YfeifIer II. fauIos 9eaebeu
muroe, ~ebsnial8 i'll ben eriteu @tt perle9en tbnneu
unO Die SaHe mare pBefrt" 8epefen.
Oa8 pr0mpte 3unmmeuWirteu aller 0iitIpier
lelben entlhGbi9te l~ibrlsel8 nie 3ulbaHer Ginger
maBen FIR Die Sortnr rleler Udnr ItrGubeloen NtDs
nptOae, HefleGlpHen &C. uI0 riB Die etben iliAt ld>
ten 5I rauldelIoem Mpplan8 bin. Suoerl NnS
unler college pOnt anberl bentiheu gIatte bereits
nit 8elprsbuig 0ieiss GtiiGeS Supor0etommen
1T, 10 t0unel mir tnrS ieIn. Nus9sSei0nst bat
inns MIR Sr. 6raujmiIler unO 6ralIein. Cola
Sefa!lsu unb wir crtpGbten eS bier auBoriidIih,
neil mir oieieS tisber ilo6 ieIteu Don zen bsioen
S~iinitiern ia9eH tcnnten. 6rdul. SOlia sepiuut
immsr mebr all Seiti9feit, WOutiire NIB 9leih;sis
t1 and all Yopularitdt bel benz Yu.litums - 0ie
iibrisen Stolen paren ale Sierllid 9nt heiett.
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IbbCHnemellt nlo 5par init einem Stiid, Wglbe8
0s0elmdrtig auf alien oeltlbcn @iibneu 1lorirt II.
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WcmereS rus MerifO.

Die rdn3f. Iruppem 70 lien an.
ge6li6 neutral blstben. -
3 Dte Mb bantmng MartmtIi=
foil fi6 fir eal
4.sa& at{erret6 erflGrt baben.
Stem gorf, 10, Deg. Nadridten ppm
5. b. Wf. melben aus MsrIco, paB General
8a,atne Elm Manifslt %erlaien babe, in mel.
Diem er ertldrtt, DaB Die fransGflhen Grupper
neutral bleiben tpitrben mno fernerDin feinec
Mntbeil mebr an ben m%erifanilden Nngele.
gen6ettem nebmen 1clten. a.n@
Sen. &UortqueS iiberftel am 4. nit 40C
Monn ba8 6taethen Srt3aba uno erbeli-
tete cine Nnsabl Maultbtere. Gr bate letat
ben Rciier unb feline Mtntiter 9efansen neb=
Mls es In Srtjaba befannt wmrbe, baB
Wartmtlian ieinen SbrOn ~bsbaupten tpolle,
cine antt.fran36Ri6e mnb antizameri=
DemCnltratiOn BON BEN 8ewubnern
per Stabt ius @erf seltBt.
Gin fatlerlt6 sefarbter Sert&t melbrt, Daft
lih Gen. YorftriO 9ia8 fir paS &aiferreid)
unOa bieiem 5000 Solpaten 3ussfibrt
bat. enc Cam oHUglIl 8sEf. aHG9@
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Nemeites aus Gnrapa.
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SeHpOIsUn uub arr. Siselo,D -. Cine ,ene Gam
pferliEie,- Sas tsnfidbe Parliament. = @eors
saniiatiOM Der fransoIfben 2.rrnes.
@a rts, 10. Deg. Der Satlsr Napoleou
tptro BEN abi6tebsOtner, melAeS benz 9. ct
Gelahoten 8igelptp 81 Gbten sfseben werbsr
fUu, b%eiipobnen. 30 sI 4aH aat.a asii..a mte
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lOl nddltenS ms 2eben aeruf en weroem, bic
lelbe wiro BON Der Rs9ierang untsraiibt
tperben.
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l6il6er Wiartnecff3tere lts0t i'm 8esrif, mad
ben Ser. Staaten ab;ureilen, nm bic borttser
martinez @tnrtGtunaen 3u beIiAttsen.
SIR baS. beutlAe parliament pirb bnrd
gang DeutfhlonO allgerretn sefimmt per-
ben. II
Wort8 10. Des. Ser @lan ,ur Wturs
sunilattOm Der frens6flhen @rmes 1T iebr nls
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BON SliGaro 81. SnUpbett, seget bic NliittdI 2ife
Snlurance COMPANY BOT Stem DOrf. Antrag,
Inn bic &erfi&erlmgsiumine bon $4,000 ausse>
Sablt gu erbalten anf haS 2ebei bon st 81 Snptps
ben, pelGer ib III 1856 perlidern lief. Die
@pmpasuie pertpeiaert bic @eSablung ans Rem
@rinoe, bah ber &erfiberte obne ibren @Orlsns
raG benz Siioeu aegun9ea unb in bic eCnf0perirte
griuee eiuSetretsu Iei, no CT Iid cine Srautbeit
5u5Ca, ai ipeld,sr er in NOntsomerp, alabama,
am 8. Saiilnr 1864 ftarb. - Argumentirt aber
niGt b%eenbtgt. 'a7s '7tl sa tt5
8aifen 8 Ell DIT. Som. auoOnn, Gupplec
rnp Srffrtau, 8idter.
Sir George g8. @OIbimitb's gta6la6 ,puroe
@liia @ololritb sur 9lbminitrotorin ernaunt.
SObn q. 9ta9le ipurbe gum SerpaIter beS
9fahlaIisS BON Bn. gia9el be1telt. r.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gutter 3wei9. : Cine $etitiOu BON gSm.
S ); Sfitls @1 fds ,' ssass siilasi u P Sist!ia 's as ss s =
alpoliSIIt biltet; itberpiel ea. .4.fsF as5. bid nd 81
Bolsen0e SeIbIitlie rllrbeu angeupMmeH:
OenI g.. Haine, Gi9eutbiimer oeS y Oentlden
Correspondents, $22l2,67 fir Yhblifatipu Der
9ttnm9eberIiften 5u b~eSablen; ierner $500 sur
&euODirun9 oe@ @riminal8e rIht5tpfal Sl eermiI>
ligeH. 30 -,
3Weiter 3Weig. - Ser 8elbluB, 9ru.
u &bicmeper 81 erlanbeu, cine O%an1pImal@tne
81 erridteu, paiFrte. s.t a
Ser 8ei6luB, tetrsh8 elmer &srtpiaismls fir
geri6Sneruna pes Grimilal9eribta Miro bente
snr 9prabe fpn1meu. -.
Ote IN Der EotallPalte ertpabnte Drolnan6 be-
trsfS Der Dadtran5e al Saliern 2cy p%aiftrte. F.,
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gins se.,p Orleona.

New Orleans, 10. Dre. 94uf bus
MuSlGreiben etnerglnIeibe pcn$1000,000,O00
fir bic @teoerberltsldug neutrality-suspicious.
iinb feline Nnerbtetunssn Cinge9ansen. Die
urlaGe lte9t pie man laet parin, oaB bas
G'eles Serbistet, Die bstrsffnpen SDnoS unter
Yari abSugrben.
NuG bic l1n9eriBbett Der pUlttiiben 8er=
baltntle fol- 81 btsism 8elaltate beigetragen
baben.
Die 2eSesrOmmif6re iolen jerp6 nihtss
belOwenieer rntI6lOlen ietn, bic 8sparaturen
Der Samme sUrnebmen 5u lollen, unb man
bUft, bab btelelben Doleneet lein perben, e9e
bas na&fe 6ubwaller eimtritt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-20

ben tad oeiisil arbeiteSit1uer 9lnas enttertlteit
ith bic beibel @efeIet init benz lleterrcd pes
Hidters.
Sin 9lice anr Str. Wurbe elmer Satnilie bic
@Slde BON Der 2iuie seltoblelr, pdbreno bieIelbe
bsim 9lbenoefeu binter Stpei Senffern iaf3, tpelhe
cine ireie Nusii9t aif ben Sof, no Die NGide
bing, eepdbrten.
Hg9- Cd lit II! - Capt. Seiberit, Der nerie
&ermalter anf Dem G6ibeasNarf, bat alf bette
Nahrlittag en @dule> ino SurfepldieBeI NIB
&egeln peranItaltet. ...HsrHa1s5-Is@
N~ Die Tair -@3 31sdsulg
Snm 8eHea ter @oIenten.S eniotP iii ben 81 10 ali em>
bIs blooms, SaloberItr., 1T isbeu 3ag III bieier
gSc&e BON 10 r6r 0tcrsens bis II u5r a6eneS ofltn.
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