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sROCERIEs, WINES LIQUORS


Wines, liquors. and Cigars
coRSER ooMMgs AND rCHoUPIroyLAs STREETS.
New Orleans,
nov recsiyngby almost every arrival fcm the NORTH
and West. Z irssB and wen selected stock Of
oRoG ERR Esl Il
Suitable for the Wholesale and Retail Grocery trade Store
Bar sores Boat Stores Plantation Family Supplies
among Which viii be fDna The following articles, which VIZ
offer al reduced fgureE:
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ADVANCES MADE on coNsIGNaENTs OF Get
TON and other Produce q our friends n New York and
Liverpool ~, Z, 49,, ,,,, ss
New orleans. OF. i ,ss,. . oaronaeis. stssss
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N ULEFF " TwICIIELT,
tGEo nULEFT, n. Il. TWIeHEUI,


!. 2 NICE 81 earendels treet, New orlsans
n ULEFF " TwICHELL,
GEO. nuLEFF. 4. hi TwIeHELl,,
Dealers In Exchange, Geld and silver,
/. UNcURHENT BANK NOTES, CROCK bonds,
INSURANCE SCRIP AND GOVERNMENT VOUCHER
l25 csAy1ER ST. New Orleans
PIKE. IsArGYRE " ERoTHEK q ", d.
PIKE, y. NJ, LAPEYRE; 4. BnoTHERs
Eaniers, Dealers IN Foreign and Domestic
Exchange, Bonds, sock. e,osn.
md Unenrrsnt Notes.
once on Camp street. between Canal and oorsmon streets
TN building known a. the s0ld cy Bank recently occa
pied by Branch Of Tho Louisiana State Bank Second
Municipality, New Orleans
HEWITT, NORTON a CO..
WILL MAKE CASH ADVANCES On coNsIaNMEKTs
10 THEIR BRANCH HOUSES
I'll s-IH-.
New York and Liverpool.
Office, Isl eoid Number COMMON STREET
CASH ADVANCES We WI MAZE CASE
Advanees consignments Of Cotton tS for in th
city, for shipment TO orr rienss Messfs BOONENr
GRAVES co, New York, snd Messrs. RATHBONE
BROTHERS 4 co. Liverpool, England.
All ehpmenh directed to insured under our open
policy. LEVY DIETER
~ CaTondelet street.
Y aBETsAL CASH ADVANCES MADE UfoN
shipments Of Cotton and other produce to houses Watts
Crane Co, New York, and WI q Watts CD, liverpool
GIVENs WATTS n 90,
No. ls Poydras street
ADVANCES MADE on coNsIGNMENTs OF Get
ToN and other prcdace to our friends IN New York and
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] NEevcssrs.al plaeasea.
ConstitusleE Lsfe garul
LosRs, RIlspIEs. EEoT oEEf

figure Tie outward epeasanse Of both ass aud females ce1
making ths disgasiug object 70 Themselves and tba
friends.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-08-11

bis Incarceration, imprisonment is the worat
punishment that can be melted Quito him."
Reader, ss not this bright page manner
lean history, and one of which we and oul
children ought to feel proud
1t was only last week that we published 4
lengthy letter from Gerritt Smith, one OF the
most ultra but honest readers of the Adolf
ton party, who says:
81 have admitted the plainness of the Con.
stitution at one point. Its lack of plainness
sufficient reason why the South should not
be held for treason. 1t YVES not slavery
alone, but slavery combined with the doc
trlne of State sovereignty, that brought on
the war. No small share of the states
men of the North and large majority Of
the statesmen of the South, including even
Jefferson and Madison, have believed that
they saw this doctrine in the Constitution, y
etc. ~ s-set --s
This, then, is part of the penalty for be-
Ieving and acting upon the doctrines taught
by jefferson, the author of the Declaration
of independence, and Madison, the Father of
the Constitution.
Well might Davis exclaim: ooh, the
shame the shamep
Long centuries after the brave spirit of the
Confederate Chieftain shall have passed to
that country where prison bars are unknown,
and clanking chains are never heard, the
now unborn ages will in thunder tones echo
back the sentiment, "Oh, the shame! the
shame 4" ert
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Democrats, Remember This.

| You men who think of this, come with US
/ for moment. Take off your hats. Forget
your pockets and step carefully.
Do you see dissevese Union, broken by
the men who ask to disband rs?
| Do you see those prisons filled with inno-
cent Democrats, kept there till covered with
| lice, filth and mildew, with no other music
| to gladden. their hearts than the tinkling of
the little bell in the hands of the cunning
man who wants us to kiss the dagger that
stabbed us?
Do you see those mobs, beating the brains
out Of defenseless Democrats while the Pres
ideut was telling his little jokes at the White
House?
Do you see the paid soldiers of the Repub-
| lie, by order of the little bell, turning their
bayonets upon the Democratic voters7
Do you see the cowardly tools of tyrant
tearing down printing Offices and battering
the presses to pieces
Do you see the party 10 power prescribing
| men in business and social circles for being
Democrats
Do you see the sneaks and blue-coated min
ions of the provost force, sneakiug under
your windows2
Do you see postmasters opening your let
tiers and retarding the circulation of your
papers, because you will not shout in praise
of wrong and corruption?
/ Do you see half million of widows stand
4 ing in tears over soldiers grayes-widows
who were made by Republicans in Repub-
lican cru SADIE for cotton, mules and niggers
i Do you see the orphans in rags, the houses
/ in ashes, the unlettered head boards of sold
iers' graves, the homes of those made poor
by Lincoln's minions; the jewels, the mis-
tresses, the houses, the lands, the "bonds" of
Lincolu's thieves, the mobs beating the brains
out of. or suspending to trees, the Democrats
who would not forsake their principles
/. Look, you towards and time-servers on
these pictures, and in shame recall your
words.
By the living God, the Democratic party
shall not be disbanded
4 We have aR interest in it.
i Our fathers had an interest in it.
] Our children have an interest in it. You
shall not barter it for handful of green's
We have stood by that old flag when COW
ards forsook us-when men sought our life
when the rope was ready for our necks-
when the hand of the assassin has sought oul
heart-wEen enemies have attacked US or
the streets-when men have withheld bust.
ness from us-when poverty looked in ont
) eye and death in the other-when mobs have
sought to deprive US from princple-wher
offers of high place in and out of the army
) have been made us-when to say we were
Democrat was to court abuse, to toy with
death, and subject ourself and friends to in
suits and to blows, and we shall never give
up the flag or the faith.
Aye, while there is life with US, the Demo
: cratic party has one member who will not b,
; led into the shambles.
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SheriH's Sale.

ID Y virtue of judgment Of foreclosure CT
ID mortgage and order of sale issued out Of
the District Court in and for the county of Boise
upon Judgment rendered in said Court wherein
Alene Gender Charles is plaintiff and Charles
Goff, Elizabeth Godfrey and John Godfrey are de.
PENDANTS for the sum of Three Hundred Dollars
Judgment and costs of suit, duly tested the 9th
day of July A. d. 1868, by which am comman-
ded to sell certain described premises to wit
That certain lot or parcel of land situate on tho
east side of Main street, In Idaho City, Boise
county. Idaho Territory, formerly known as the
"Ice Cream Saloon" premises, fronting sixteen
feet and eight inches on said street, and running
back at right angles thereto easterly, and with
the same width one hundred feet, together with
all and singular the tenements, Entertainments, APP
purtenances, improvements and fixtures thereon
situate or thereto afixad or thereto in anywiss
appertaning. Also all the right, title, claim and
interest therein which the mOrtgagor, j. w.
Mitchell, held or owned on the 18th day of May.
1865, and all such that be may have acquired
therein:
Public notice is hereby given, in accordance
with the requirements OF said order Of sale, that
on the 18th day of August, A. D. 1866, at IL
o'clock NJ, will sell in front of the court house
door in Idaho city, at public auction, for cash,
the above described property to the highest bid
der, to satisfy said execution and all accruing
COSTS j. /. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Idaho City, July q, 1s66n4Ow3
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District Court.

We are indebted to Mr.. Smith for the following
notes:
July 23.-Nudd, Lord & Co. vs.. L. Witingham.
Judgmen: for 81 ,464 81 and costs.
Nudd, Lord & Co. vs. F. Drake. Judgment for
$484 50 and costs.
SN. Nolan VS.. A. P. Turner ct al. Dismissed.
Vantine s. Co. vs. Wm Evans ct al. Judgment
for $77l 35 and costs.
G.. Clark vs.. J. NJ. Murphy. Judgment. for SIP So
and costs.
G. CLARK vs.. N w. Bright. Judg't for 1851 60
aud costs.
A. W. Carpenter VS.. Golden Mining Company
Continued.
The People vs.. Manuel Antonio, charged with
attempt at petit larceny-convicted. Fined 800
and costs and stand committed till paid
Dennison vs.. observation-disclosures entered
Geo. Ainslie, Admir- VS.. Brown. Judgment for
plaintiff for Sc $40 SO and costs.
Rowland, Angel & King vs.. Golden Mining
Company. Judgment for SO 629 IS and costs.
Wnls Pagan, Chas. Mantz. VIM. F. Hamilton,
J. Oestricher, John w. L. Zimmerman, Beno So
lano and James j. Mark were naturaiized.
Walter Burns admitted as an attorney -atlaw.
w Fl. Peebler vs. j. G. Adams-decree Of fore.
closure
People vs.. Victor Boley-habeas corpus for re
lease of defendant. Judgment recommitting him
to be heard again August 18th.
Habeas Corpus for Emily Craig. DR.. Be!knar
appointed guardian and def't placed in his charge
Turner VS.. Sims. Jury found for plaintiff on
every proposition submitted.
| G. Jacobs 81 Co. VS.. Elias Brownand John Boxer
Judgment for plaintiffs for 1864 Is and costs.
Hart d Beckwith VS.. G. Sims Judgment fol
plaintiff for $267 IL and costa.
Geo. AnSlie va. NJ. E. Brown. Motion for neV
trial submitted and denied By TIE Court.
y g. fs'''1i'F ~ * I! "a aii,ias cg.asa j.
MAats as. ii.. ~.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY virtue of decree of enforcement of me.
ID chanic's lien and order of sale issued out
OF the District Court in and for the County of
Boise, upon judgment rendered in said Court,
wherein Chas. Donegan is plaintiff and the Cob.
den Mining Company is defendent. for the sum Of
Eight Hundred and Ninety Three 94-lO0 [$893.94I
Dollars judgment and costs of suit. duly tested
the 25th day of July, A. D. 1866, | have seized
and taken in execution the following described
property, to wit: That certain quartz mill and
building known as the Golden Mill, situate on
Moore's creek at the mouth Of Illinois Guch,
about five mies above Idaho City. in Boise county,
Idaho Territory. together with the hereditaments,
appurtenanccs, fixtures and machinery appertan .
ing thereto, and the land under and around the
same for such space or extent as may be necessary
for the convenient and occupation of the same:
also. the blacksmith shop and forge therein stand.
ing about twenty feet from said mill.
Public notice is hereby given that on the 18th
day of August, A. D. 1865, at II O'Clock NJ, wit
sell in front of the court house door, in Idaho
City, at public auction for cash, the above des.
cribed property to the highest bidder to satisfy
said execution and all accruing costs.
il. CRUTCHER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City, July q. A. D. 1866. n4OwS
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sheriH9p sale.

IVY virtue of an execution Issued out OF the
ID District Court in and for the County of Boise
upon Judgment rendered in said Court. wherein
N. H. Fargo is plaintiff and NJ. H. Kempner and
G. w Lewis are defendants for the sum OF two
hundred and twenty nine 4S.lO0 dollars, Juds
mcnt and Costs of suit duly tested the list day OF
July, A. d. 1866. have seized and taken IN exc
cution the following described property. toYit -
LIST. All that fractional part of lot No. seven 20
Block No. two (2) On the east side at Main street
fronting sixteen (16l feet ON Main street and
thence running easteIly of even width eighty [S0l
feet bounded on the north by Langworthy Charl.
ton and on the south by the French Restaurant.
End. All that certain piece or parcel of property
situate on the east side Of Main street fronting
fourteen ia feet on Main street and running
thence easterly of same width seventy five l75l
feet bounded CD the north by the property for
merly owned and occupied by Billy WEIGH and on
the south by Wilson's Barber shop. Sd. All that
other fractional part of lot situated on the north
side of Wall street in Idaho City, fronting fifteen
ISL feet on Wall street and thence running north
ery thirty 30I feet, more or less, bounded on tho
east by Freeman & Lewis barber shop and on tie
west by the vacant lot of Smith x Larue. 4th.
All that other fractional part of lot on the north
side Of Wall street fronting twelve III feet on
Wall street and thence running north eighty l8OJ
feet more or less the same, formerly owned by
r. B. Smelling, and conveyed by him to Smith
Larue all of said four town lots being situate In
Idaho City Boise County, Idaho Territory.
Public notice is hereby given that on the 9th day
Of August A. D. 1866. at II O'Clock, NJ. will SELL
in front of the Court House door in Idaho City at
Public Auction, for clean Boise Gold Dust the
above described property to the highest bidder, u
satisfy said Execution and all accruing costs.
JAMES 1. CRUTCHE Err, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City, July 18th. 1866 n4Ow3.
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DUBI.IC NOTICE is hereby given that the IN.
i dersigned as administrator OF the estate of
George B. Sheldon deceased, under, and by vir-
tue of an order and decree Of sale, made and en-
tered by the Honorable the Probate Court of Boise
County, Idaho Territory, on the I'd day of July,
1866, will on Tuesday, the l4th day Of August.
1866 at II o'clock NJ. in Idaho City. in front Of
the Court House, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash. all the right title and interest
of said diseased, in and to the following described
property, to.wit. The one eighth (undivided) O.:
the Centerville Ditch, situate on the west side of
Grimes Greek, in Boise County, Idaho Territory,
divertng the waters Of said stream at point near
the junction of the Main and East forks of said
creek, and conducting the same along the hills
and gulches on The west side of said creek, for
mining purposes, together with the water right
belonging to the same. Also the undivided one
fifth of six placer bar mining claims, situate in
said Boise County on Gays bar, on the west side
of Grimes creek, said claims being known as the
Gay Il Co. claims. Also one Colts revolver.
The sale of the above described real estate will
be made subject to the confirmation of the Pro-
bate Court.
S. K. GOLDTRAP, admir- of Estate of
George B. Sheldon, deceased.
NJ
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TO BAR And SALOON KEEPERS
Election Notice.


Office is hereby given that on the Second
IN Monday in August (the l3th) A. ID. 1866,
in the County of Boise, /. T., an election will be
held for Territorial, County and Township OH
GERS, to-wit:
delegate to Congress.
District Attorney. One member Territorial
Council. Eight members Territorial House OF
Representatives, Sheriff, Recorder and Auditor,
Treasurer, Assessor, County Clerk, Coroner Su-
perintendent Public Schools, two County Commits
sioners. Two Justices of the Peace and two Cen
stables for each precinct, which election VIII De
open at eight Isl o'clock in the morning and will
continue open until eight (S) o'clock in the at
ternoon OF the same day.
of the Board of County Commissioners.
Dated this 5th day of July. A. ID. 1865. 37tf.
The following are the appointments made by
the Board of County Commissioners of Judges OF
election
PINE GRovE-At Vogel's Hotel--H. Clifton,
jeff Howell Ben. Davis.
IDAHO CITY, Court Housa-Enoch Peyton, Green
White, E. j Butler.
BUENA VISTA BAR Hodgdon's otfce-Wliliam
Nash, w. C. Hyland. s. B. Morrison.
LAST CHANGE PREcINCTZRob bert Danver's Sa-
loon-Jno Sheehan, - Eastman, N. McCaney
CENTERvILLE-Matt. Looneys-Jas. Duke, ":
Trichner, j. H. Van Pelt.
PLACERvILLE Washoe Saloon-H. Cushing
jesse Bradford g. Miner.
GRANITE CREEK-,John Key's-W. Clark, John
OLeary. james Murphy.
I STAIRS RANCH douglas House j. +. Doug
HAS, - Blair, w. l.. Warmer.
UPPER GRIMEL' CREEx-Frenchman's Store
Thomas Conway, F. Foster, - Morton.
PIONEER CIrY-Holland's SaloOn-JOhn &. Car
roI, w. w. Chapman, H. d. Martin.
Toll GATE, below Pioneer City-Toll House-
s. E. Hudgins, VIM. Kennedy. Steve Fennessy.
ILLINOIS GULcH PRECINCT Kelly's ealoon-R
G. Combs, S. S. Kelly, p. c. Larned.
UPPER MUDDY PREcINCT-Thos. Thebo's House
two miles above Poneer-A. Sifers, Dave John
son, Wade Carter.
WALLA WALLA PRECINCT, Walla Walla Flat
John kinsella, p. j. Pagan, w. Bean.
UPPER PAYETTe PRECINCT-Charles Ostner!
House Charles Ostner. Alex Art, G. HigdOn.
| SILVER HILL DISTRICT, Gold Hill Precinct
Butcher Shop-James Carr, ). Fl. Boyd, c. Miller
| DEER CREEK Observation-Disclosures Mill-W
S. Middleton, E. Motze, jim. Kane.
The following Precincts were then established
MINNEHAHA PRECINCT innehaha Rancho
W. Russell, Frank Cooper, Chas Sewers.
! SQUAw CREEK PREcINCT-Grays House-Johl
York. A. McQuaid, D. B. Mooney.
BosToN PRECINCT, below Centergille-Jno. Ly-
ons Saloon-R. Spencer, Mr.. Harris, r. Lyon. [3S
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Summons.
TERRITORY OF IDAHO, County of Boise-ss.
NJ. Fuller, Plaintiff.
Summons


NJ Fuller, Plaintiff.
w.
John Sepwsth, Defendant.
To JOHN SEPWETH.
w HEREAS. NJ. Fuller has made complaint to
w the undersigned one of the Justices of the
indebted to him in the sum of $l2 to wit: For
board furnished to You at your own, special u-
stance and request, in the year 1855, as per ac-
count on file in this Office.
Therefore in the name of the People of the
United States, in the Territory of Idaho, you are
hereby summoned to be and appear before me at
my Office in Idaho City in said county on the 18th
day of September, A. D. 1856, at IL o'clock in the
forenoon Of said day, to answer said complaint or
judgment will be taken against you for the sum
of $l2 and all costs of suit.
f-T Given under my hand and seal, and
1SEAh{ dated at the County of Boise this July
49, Goth, A. 1866.
n5lw6 j. L. McGowND, J. P.
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To Tax PAYERS,

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR
In Board of County Commissioners of Boise.
County will meet as Board of Equalization "a
the Second Monday in August, 1866 at IdahoE
and continue in session from time to time Until thu
business of equalization presented to them is dis
posed Of
The Board of Equalization cannot meet as such
alter the first Monday in September next, except
to act upon the subsequent assessment. Any per-
son aggrieVed by his assessment will file notice
thereof with the Clerk of the Board on or before
the second Monday in August, or soon there's
after as possible up to the first Monday in Sep
TENDER. II. +. SAYRS, elk Board Co. Com.
Idaho City, July 81, ls66n4lw2.
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gtadt Columbus.

CT 4inber ntht ertrunfen.) - Cine
Nahriht maht hts &unbe in ben Bldttern, ha6 am
Mitt,rcA 81 SAultinbsr auf Dem Giie bes Selma
@sIerpcir eintraaen unb iimmtli4 srtranfen. Nun
6atten MIR absr DO einiSen Sasen eas @ersni8en,
6errn Shunt, ben Shakueifer BON Wfsrser@c uns
~ uni. Aaenten hes 9Dsifboten auf m~nierer Office 3u
is6en. l6srr SAunf, Der @elina am Dcnnerta8
psrties, per1hsrt uns, bab fie Nahrift rein aus
Der Cuff a~tarifsn, na6 bas Gis anf Dem @sierrcir
an ienem Sage tsinabe einen Gub bid mar nnh oa5
folslia stn iolhes lnslad gar niht paiirsn tcnnts.
tw- greunS BS6mer BON Sort Ssnninss,
iriber Mtitsliso Der 9ssssetms. bsfnost f@ ses
ssntrdrtis III Columbus. Ct fe6t mcbl unh nuns
ter aus mne brinst quite NaAriAten bon Der tpades
rem Oemceratie bee Norbmsfens.
GER S. 0cuns, Der t6atise assnt bss
xMeRtpten" in @tbnep, iteate ih por eint8en
Sasen auf u~niersr Office sin. Ct tefnnet i4 auf
elmer Grbolunssrsiie, UNI feline ansesrifene @eiano'
6sit ~ beEern une es freut uns, ieinen Breaneen ia
gen Su fSnnsn, bas ism bic Neiie gut beeommt uns
Sas er iaon misber reht po6l nno munter %ansi1s9t.
Infer beutidsr 2anesmann, M. g. Shambs
In Bauiecn, Sbio, bat cine fnnreihe Mafdine gum
Mtlireifen Der BlGtter unb Nblhnsieen Der Spisen
ucm AineFiAen 3lferrobr ~erfunnen, bic ah hurA
ibre 8crtreflihfeit auen Garmern e~mrfe6lt, bic
3udsrrpbr tauen. auf Brieie tptro 9err sAames
germ nd9sre Ausfunft sseen.
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9incinnatier Warftberi1t.

Ginetunati, BEN 10. 8str. 1866.
m.sI.- warft rubis. superfeines s7-7K. SAINT
lienmebl $t0I-tok.
s~Bbtstp. 2ubis su So. 23.
Shmal3. Sn outer gadfraae 81 is Cts.
Web go It. - 5lau. 8dufer ip0len ntbt hber $26 be-
3abltn.
e6inten. Stride rs Cts.
80 sisen alau. Better alter rctber su $2,i5-$2.so.
Teuer rOtber ST $50 90 fur bsifen.
8prn.- @eitdltes heis af 54-5a @ts.
Safer. $3.50 @ts., ie mad @nte.
Gpaaen. - Tlau ,u 69-72 @ts.
gerie. Teue 9~erbfserfe $1,25. @anaetfhe $3.50
$40. wsals 81
@rp eeries. Slau unb ~nietriaer. @ic 4aHee $3.50
Cts. 9udsr f5T-16K Ste. fir ruben @ahintrter bars
ter 17A-1Sh @ents. gorto Rico Weplafes 80 @ts.
Butter. -2s-33 @ts fur bette Sentral Ohio.
Rdfe. 20 @ts. fur Wefern Reierpe.
gter. - 2i-22 @ts per 9usenb, fau.
6eu. $t0-14 per Spnne.
@etrpdnete Gepfel. - II bs IA Gents per Ttnae.
RartoffeIn. $3,t0-3.25 per Barrel.
Samsn. - 8lesamen S7.20. Glatsiaan'sn $3.50. 1ts
mOtbY $3.50.
0pbnen.- g9eibe 81 ,90-2.00 weni8 Wahfra9e:
6duts. - SOBER. 8riits 2 Gents. arOdsne FLINT Is
IA @ts.
eifen. gis. BOT blat SO. 2 $3.50, 80. 1 s52-55;
Splp blat 5000.
Sppfen. Neuer 5flidsr $50 cts.
Qeber.- Spbleber $3.50. 5enlpd 41-44. Oe
Idirrleeer SO 40. S6erlecer S40-45. 9aunleosr sou
IS. Salbleber t~f,75-2,4O.
@erberrtnbe. = Bette @besnut $2tH-$22 per ecre
@oIle.-s0-3 80 Gts. fir unsewaiaene. $3.50 cts. tn'
aepai9ene, is mad Nuulitdt. Die yiadfrass 1T sertns.
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HUSBAND.

Spanten. &c III sisIsiat niht ausemstn Be-
fannt, bas Der srose lpanii6e Seneral unb @stsa,
prcsreiFRilAe Gsitator uno politifus, Sen. Ytinn,
Elm gutter Ssutihsr III, elm ebsmaliser preubifder
gnraiTsr, Der siniah nit @o6 unS @afsn Dor
sislsn SabrSsbntsn iter bic frap3. Grenae Ssiertir'
te.
= 81 Siernba3en G,ats gursrsea. I'm
8fnisrsth 6anncper, marh am Sage mad Neit'
nahtsn elm In Der Grbe pertcrssnsr ShaB auf els
ssntbamlthe Msiis s~efunben. Gin 6cftefter bate
cine auf Dem 9ofs fsbsnne atte eide gum Taasn
an sinen 9iia1sr ~psrtauft. Sci benz Ausrooen Bee
Wur,slfcdss fanb nun Der SiiAler tn Der Grne cts
men NIT sislsn alien iarsren Sob unS Stlbermin'
sen ssfaatsn sopf. Sis Min,en Fnb msbrere
Sa6rbunDerte alt, bic jinsas aus benz Is. Sabr'
~6uneert, unb Bon iAarfs,, bsutlihem @eprase
ibr @ilt.rpsrtb 1T auf 2loO ssal.r ssfaast, bes
rumismatiias @srts Dirfts unsleiA bSbsr isin.
Ser 6oftsissr nimmt DEN san5en Tuno fir RA In
aniprua uno 1T teeits oesbalb tlastar se'pcreen.
mad Den banncssrlam Gsisssn faat ater Eel iol'
DEN Snnben bic sine Sdlfts benz Climber. Die anbsr'
Sdlfte benz @runosieentbiimer ju.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-15

Gtasasn Brannt,reinss s~etruntsn batten, befnben
R4 itlbise nod teute redt tpcbl unb sefunb. 9eas
fnht td8lih bic Srihtnen i'm 2eibe NIT Brannt'
lpein su %traneen, ater BON samer5en feline Spar.
1T aud niht rabriheinlid, baB Sieie Sente mad
bsinabe IA 9asen mod tranf ,uernen icaten, bic
bubin fnb fe tpenisfens tsreit nod td8liA tri4t,
nSles Glsiih 3u efen. mo fe es fnoen.
Sir bic in Die Gnse s~etriebene WifenfHaft ehrfs
te bisisr Ipejisl beroiihe fan ron srcbem SntereRe
isin unS tdslih frbmsn MaRen BON 9fsniAen In
hieien Drt, I'm, nen Sbattetalo tpa9rjune9men nne
i1A lelbff III nberismaen.