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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13
2ufricacubcit uu0 frDber WUtb.

3as fno ,rtst Sitter, Die mebr msr.b iuo, ala
ale edit. Der gSsft, bsnn cbne %nieielben fam fetn
Menlb auf @retn elddlid, lsin. Sam Ssmano
Der pjht nit Ieiuem 2ccie s~ufrieben 1T, iDnbern
Mne.re, bic nebr @tifsaater, als Ct, tsfsen uno
eu 1h6neres, an%senetmsres 9sbsn Al fIbren idsi'
men, tsneiost, slatlih fstn? a8abtIih, Manbew,
penu man ism auf stnmal piel Gelo ino 8ut gaze,
riree es astsn, tris DEM lufiiasn geifenitsber snt'
reoer .riree Ct fIrhten, man mCbte ibni ietn GSsle
f,blsn, ceer er tpires ron 9ebsisr serlast, unb
eSnnte nimmer senus tstcu,nnen. u6s 1T niat al
les Sob, mas 9idnst," nns Srrsen une unsufrte'
osnbtit pcbnen in ben palalfsn Der Nsihen bauf'
aer, als In ben &nttsn Ger Armen. Emf am Sc,
nu6 tsHtmmt ben Wertb Der Sinse." Dem Mrs
men, benz 1eine Mrtsit einen 9uten arpsttt 8tett,
ltmsdt Isin fruaalss Wfabl better, as Dem an
SpapspTs lsiSsnosn Esiden feline !oEiidsn NeGers
tiiIsn auf Der Ittpertslabenen Safel. Sa, mir fne
iterssust, CAP in benz Mtttslfanes nnp untsr ban
ort,iteneen alaIen n,str wabrss 2stsnsslid
terriht, ais inter DEN Natobs, bic niht asbsitsn
uno nihts treitsr au t5un ba6sn, als alien gsr3ni'
aunasn uno Ursubsn nabsusebsn. Ser ftsti8s Sc
nuB er,euat balb llsterorus. Ser Ntnle bepabrs
ih piele ,,psi Sndee - 3ufrieoenbeit uno FROZEN
UPutb, 70 farm unb nib CT Slidltb isin. Wsnn
tribe Gage trmmsn, 70 causrn is niat swi8 BIZ
Come lIhelt tale mieesr unb bic Nclesn Der
Srit1al t~rltrsuen ih. Gas Wtarren uno Gramen
nftt niats, Icns.rn ihabst nur. gufssihaut, uni
Goi, p~ertraut! Sic 3siten dnosrn lia Ipir tOnneu
nitt INNER quite tabsn, &c muiien aub lAlshtt
~sennsn nur TRACE man Islba nidt ba3u fsi. SIN
Muasmeinsn 1T Der Wtsnih islbit isinsS Gtadss
samiss; an Dem meiiien unslid iino bic aisn'
iden 1slbh ihulb, uno sinssttlosts libel iine of
Iblimmsr als ,ui,fliAe. altsr Ssinsr ~ssrlisre bas
rum ZEN Ntuib, ben wer isinen FROZEN Otutb psr;
liert, bat siass pnicren. Gaa, mas idlsdt &C.
maht 1T, fam nobt pieosr gut sen,abt srerhsu,
uno Grfabruns maAt ftus. Msnn Sir, listsr Sc.
fer, etrras am glnfana mist sslinst, uno bu rcu
Der @isbtisesit 9sinsr Ylans uno W'tttsl ~iiberieuai
ti1, 70 reliere Cen Uiutb nibt, am Gnee ipirp's
pra sslinssn. Surg, Der fsieiss, strli&s unS trar'
Mann trauht in eisiem frsien 9anoe, no fetn
3unftpsisn bsrrlAt. uno fsine sfa!ieneintbsilnas BIZ
9sieulhaft Dradt. niats ais 3ufttsosntsit unn ftc
Sen Iluib, i'm alIalim Al letn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13
Sic gcrbaftang Snrrat's.

lteber bic nit Der Brtaftuns Surrat's psrfnipf.
ten nGssrsn ~ltmifanbe brtnst bic q. y. uSri6uns"
ei. f~clssneen Wtittbsilunasn. psl9e ih auf pffs
,isns Nnsassn ,u iis.n i4sinsn:
vWis % bsist, trar ct balo noh Der Wtcretbat
auf einem 3iperpcclsr Sampfsr srfannt prrosn.
Damn fam bas Ge,i&t, oas sr IN Der pdpitliasn
1ares ale @sm.insr Dtsns. gBtr piRen jest baB
sr as Sploat TN papflihen acknowledgement t.
Ysrclt s~ttaneen uns ais ialdtr ben Namen Scbn
Watlon seftbrt Sat. Ser unfano selansts 5ur
SSsnrtniS bee Gsiaabt.n Der Ser. gtaatcn III Woin,
bts Germ &ufus Sing; stsisr tslssrapairte an Die
0.aieruna In WaI9inaton uno pulee %thfruitt, bic
8srtaftuns Surrat's ~ BENT Ten. Ssrr Sing cons
~fsriris NIT Cardinal Nntcaeli, nno sielsr erlisB els
usn 9sfsbl, NORM Die gssrstfuns Snrrat's anses
orbnet tpuree. Surrat purbs arretirt unb tn's
@sfGnaniB aebraGt; ala er atsr aus benz Gsrfer
~sntfsrnt murcs (pattIleinli1, UNI MAD Hom sc.
braht III wero,n) rig ct lia, rbrcbl er BON flint
Soloaten bspadt iruroe, bon ibnen los, ~ittirSte,
,pie Is teist. sinsn bunbsrt Sue bo6sn abhan8 bins
as uno entfam auf italisniltss Gstiet. Serr
Warle, Der Gelanete Der Ser Staaisn In Slcren;,
stlanats harauf psn Der italitnilhsn Ge8isruns,
bas Fs mad alsn italient1Gsn Safenrldsen auf tee
lsarapttIhem 9Bsae Die Snfructicn ianote, bag
man als ats,benosn Saifs absrtpabe. nm Cur.
rats 9ntfcrn,sn III perbtnoern. Salo 8srtstb
man auf bic SermutbunS, bab CT Si9 aut sinem
AathPTar nan Dtalta etnSsl9'Hl paef, aus'" e'"s
Gspsias, Bic mad jsusr SnItl ssianot murbe, traf
III ipit Elm, INN istne Abssiis bon bort au pet9in.
bern 60 muroe baraut cine anoers mad Alsranoria
%as1anDt, unb ala gurrat ben 5ub auf bic &die ben
Asappten iests. tpures ct BON Dem %ffarfsn, ~treitrets
thsnben slrm Nusrifa's e~rarifsn. GsbsimpoliSis
ten Der Ser. gtaatsn icasn i'm felt Dem Sctctsr
itsr,paat babsn. Sshob fAon LANCE pcrbsr mub
er BON stnem iAnsQsren uno iiterern Beino credit
rcreen lsin. Sic Surht mar ion fsts auf ben
Serien BON Geipifsnstiiisn permcdts sr fh itrer'
lia lsssursissn, henn islbf spsnn sr bas @srbrs'
den, has ct bssangsn, bdtte ~usrgsiIsn fSnnen, trte
mare &c irubl mSalia s~srsisn, oaB sr ismals auf'
ssbSrt titt., saS psantcm isinsr Wtutter auf Dem
@alssn su srtliaen. Sir sinsn Ssisttns bielt tie
aanss Melt i'm felt jensm Sag, ale CT Fob uno fe
lsiosn lief fit sinsn Ssisltns TOD aud fs i'm ss>
balt.n unb ia in ibrsn fsstsn Mcmsnten s~sreisert
baben, aud nur lstnen 9ansn nsnnsn bu bSren."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13
Sod nidt Qenng!

Ssn Waf6tnaton ttlost fA sestntpdrtis cine Sons
tinatipn Bon Speeulanten, un Stue tir stne Ders
msbruno Der gfaticnaI Banf Circulation um 100
Miuicntn unp UNI eine rsitsre Grttbuna ces Sa'
riffs burm ben GonsrsS au a~tpanaen. Wtani fttbt
boraus, baE bic nimmerIatten @slomrlfs i'm Often
INNER nod nttt eenua batsn, mnb b fe bic Wtit'
tel be7sen, IN, bic @absr Der @cnsresmaiainsn gut
fhmiuen ~ tSnnsn, 10 1T nur ju letr 5u tsIarA'
ten, taB lie ibren 3,usa srteiten rsrosn.
sNan bthenfs MUIR, hab riele Uabrtfen i'm SFen
unter bcm ssasntndrtiSen Sarif 80. 1OO, ia ZOO
0rcesnt Vrrft MAIDEN uno bed ihretsn tie nod
mebr, mebr! 3e,lanssn fs rieie @rbbbuns e,s
9orifs etru i'm SntsrsGe Der arbsitsnnsn SLATE ?
Rerotre Man lsle nur i'm nadfolsenhen Artttel,
ME bie1. Dabrifflrten ibre armsn .psisen Irbeitsr'
tunen ihraubsn, nelte ibnen bic enprmen Dirt
tenhe rerbitnen:
Oas Qeben Der TabrifmatHen in e etp Gnalars.
Gie Bcaon Sally repsntrs @oies" bonn 80:
Nor. enttalt einsn Mrtifsl iter ~~Natrttmdedsn,"
pe(her nahreif, bag bic Batrit: Sperattcnen ben
@tpdtoltsrn frilth BON trtisi3 tis Elm bunbert
Mrcesut ~abrerfsn, tie Mdehen in Den Wlablen
oter 1hmablih nit Nrtsit ibnlaben tpsrosn, fhlets
te Soft unb aerinssn 9cbn tsecmmen, unb suslsih
elmer Gusetf 1rietsn Drhnuns nntertrortsn fine,
methe ftine grlsittsruns 5nlabt, bis bic Natur er'
isSpft 1T.
Scr burdldnittits 2rsn ,rirb unsefa6r auf .et'
men Dollar per Sas" an9sseten, rDfiir ~eis metz
item Elf stmneen bee 8 ages arteiten !" einigs Uthb'
len ta6en freitiA bic Nrtsitsi ett a,f bsbn gtunesn
tGal;h rebueirt, rbsr Tnb naran, es III ttun. Srtt
felt siniaen Sabren III bic Mrtsitaaeit ron ritristn
Gtunesn rsbueirt. cir aablen 81 Is &0ftSslo per
94ode, rc,u bic Tatriten in 9oTel fhnibis SsntS
n ,ufaasn. User psib, ras bic Ssbsnsmttisl to-
fen, puntert fh niht, renn Die 6cftanssptrtbs
ftaaen, eas Hs faum Bel ciefsm prsiis bs,ttbsn Tons
men," unb penn ct ben reinem Dabritmdohen" bort,
bas mir aerStnliA ba,ten, lauren Slpistad IBIS
cui), elm gtad BON einsm Stch., bsr vie Sc,
naunt piro, uno stnen elenbsa 3eee gum Urtbitiid
baten." Sci einem icthen Yrsiic 1T Is unmSS'
lid, einisermasen suten Slid 5u% lisfsrn. sc srsro
aud aeflaat, DAB bas anStaridtne SOlsrsrt nno
Der Nubbofen In ben 3immern Der Nrteiterinnen
ME aepa1hen iperben, uno ea6 fe tlps Daas Sret
gDoaen reines Bettssus %tefOmmsn, nno faaf unb
breisia 8pRsarserinnen tlcs brsi 6anotiider per
gBche." xunIsr Ias piro nittt rcr elm Nisrtel
Bic 6 ll6r oufasorsbt, 10 ba6 MIR blcs brei @isrtsl'
funben 3sit baben, I'm, uns au maiden, unlsr paar
in Ornnuns su t,inssn, uniere 3immsrarbsit ju
ttun, nnb uni fer Gribfad au s6sn"
Mas bic Orbnuns bstriHt 10 trire Nass mad
GIcdenael6ute aettan. aforsens tpereen bret
GlodenIAISss stssten, nm Die Mafhtne tn Sang
~ trinaen, unb brei Minuten ip6ter rernen bic
SofitHrem s1hlcRsn." Sisfe @essl rptrb 10 ftrsnSe
auso,fGbrt, baB Dor einisen WcAen Elm iunoss
Mabmen, bas lpsi Nasilsn bu sstsn Bate, ansse'
ihloGtn tpurbe, neil as brei Minuten ju ipdt an's
ator tam, uns misosr 9eimss9sn nns i6rsa Sage
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13
Scr Gmpfanq beS GunarcHcS

ron Gsiten Der u@ranS Arms Of tie &spublie," usn
ZEN bic rsputlifani1heu 8lattsr 10 risl Auttebsns
aaGtsn. rrar feiuespeas cine 10 srcsarti8s Ahaire,
ls Die Grss9csalsn fh BE ausmalten. Wir sss
sen oa,iiber ben furSsn 9srt9t bes Baltimore Deor'
,veIpcnesntsn:"
3ie grmartuns, ba6 bic Gmrfanssfsisr stnsn
aufiaub erlstben wiiros, sins niht in grfiaun9,
~oielrnebr fano Der Bug Der r.putlieaniihsn Slnes
,ur anse,sisten Belt fat uno erreihte I'm Z ubr
aas Sapitol. sc mar sissntfih beatiiati8t genes
len, nod Dor Der e~tlsiuns Der 9otihatt bort elm
y%utrsfftn, um ben 9sielpcrnsn @slessnbsit 5u &C.
Sen, bic Nblsiuna res GctumsuteS III nntsrbrshsn,
,bsr Der gatb psridnbiaerer Mitsfisner itsint ote'
iss untsrfans.n, trcR ess 8erIuhes bes Sbdooaus
steutns, ~persitelt uuo BEN SMUT nss prGHosnten,
IN psthcm Der Sasotinismus ihon LANCE niht nnetr
oas Sterbaupt hss 9olfss 1tlift, psr9ineert III
6absu.
Ser 3ua formirts Rh Dtorsens nm II ubr nn'
ter 9.fsbl ees gbsfs Utarihans Ssrbarot Dor Der
v@itp Saa" unb Ieste Rh I'M IL ubr bur@ cine
Reite BON Gtra6en mad Dem Gapitcle Fin In Be,re'
auna. Gs t.fanheu fh 5 OiuffhSre une un9e'
fdbr 1000 Wlsr I1en, barunter pislsitt SOU Gar'
6iat, I'm 3uae. Gin Sell Der 3usssncRen, oa'
| runter 3,pst Gcmpasnts'n Der v8cps IN Blus" BON
Baltimore, nit 8cpsr's farb. @ta0fecrps, iparsn
6espafnst. guh cine Sslssaticn bon Stptlifsn
! aus Baltimore uno Ger Stabtrat6 Baltin.cre's nit
! leinen 8eamtsn ,parsn tei Der Concentration. Yo'
ti,ei marlhirt. prraus unh sur Ssits.
Grit um 3 lltr bstrat Die groseiIcn ee Saas oet
R.praIsntanten. Sic ELECTROMAGNETIC btsli
| Nibttr Garter, sprrauf GpreHtr Collar une sc
! uatcr Oates ertpistsrtsn. Ste Nsbntr bislten ft
i~briaens IN Den Shranfsn Der Mistauna, uni
islsf Collar tislt GO fur ssrattensr. fa mDslidf
aufrsssnbn Wcrte u. entbaltsn. I'm balls 5 lib
Z, oulisb bic 9rcpi1cn, rslts i~briasns cine uvsns'
,Outfous" anssjcasn batte, has eapitcl unh lSlt
2b balo nadGsr auf.
altsnns fano i'm vUair.4uilotna" Elm BON 9rn
2 Is. &uamann i~srrirtss Dstsffsn itatt, pebsi &c
aatcr GONE. Wiatr Tiibsr, @ihter 8eup, Stsrf
5srn.p, Ssnatcr Gunner, Senatcr Tsifsnosn
E6aos&us Sttpsns II. 81. Heesn tisltsn. Ser "a
oifaIsn G.innuns ipurbe BIER trsisn eauf sslans'
mb PraTosnt SO9nicn nit SrObunssn une Elite
ZEN Bsmutunssu In Msnse ibsrbanft. Sas GET
elsn bauert. bis ipSt in bic NaAt ainsin.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13

:. ..xtx., r,,steS gR6brenb beS SaaeB Ear

lcbn ~p.rlisrsu mubte.~ Da9rsno bss Sases bari
f,ine Mrbsitsrin has 3immsr, norm He arbsitst,
prrlaGsn, I.lba niht, msnu bic Waihins aiaaset,
unS ss rire fsin gpreasn cbsr 2sien erlaubt. Gtns
u.bsrtreuns Der @sssln Sat sinen at5us BON sOen
als citrate sur Tclse; uno riu cine rssssben. 10
mug lie ,psi Boasn portsr suseiss bacon maiden.
cb,r lie peliet ibren 2cbn fiji 5mti Mcasn:"
Scr aotn mirb n~atarliA ises @c$s ~tssaelt,' 10
mi. or perctent 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13

ten circulation unb Der Auasabs bon Grunbads
an ibrsr StsGIs nurosn icfort ni.esrasfin,mt. Blaine
BON Maine bielt cine 8see ibsr Die 8otihaft ees
VrdHbsntsn. Ct bs6anrtste, bic ltetsn Matlen
sabsn sn!fdisbsn, hab Der SGasn sutrf oas @cn'
~fituticns Imsnbment annsbmsn utifs, sbs er I'M
gcnareHe r.prGIsntirt treroen fSnne.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13

Ste 2ists, adj bic aists, BAT i'm 70 melt se'
6raat. - Sn Malbinstcu, W,iouri, jasts it Gin
junasr 9sulltsr, Grnf Sbisls, cine aussl ourd Den
aopt neil Nola 9asslsr, NIT rsIhsr ct psrlott
mar, plSBlia aubsrss Sinnes 'rurSs unb i'm niSt
bsiratbsn ncnte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13

Gin @ctfin @9afsfGsibsrn. Gin iuns
asr MstbO ottsr prsoissr. Nansns Oarielon, Elm
u6suisl in @nssls Ssfalt," tsibSrte cine aRis
Maty Dunn, cine itDns iunse SoHts ter anssisbsnsr
Aclssrn, Die niat mel, con Sncianupolis psbnsn,
10 ras ls nit ibm pascnlisi. Ser Summer Der
Qslisrn iitsr iGte Sohter, BON Der lie cine ssraums
3sit tinbura, trcs aasr gsaaiOribunssn, niats
pcrtsn pesr iatsn, par wabrtaft bsiratsnb. Scr
sinissn sassn bsiuate Elm yiaftar bet Gsltsrn
2puiepile, Ap., Gslbdfts taibsr, ro CT Die Wtts
Dunn aui Der S,rass tsmsrf.s, ibr fctsts nno lie
in Elm psrrnr.nss Saus asbsn iab. 81 bsribists
ben Nsltsrn ioslsih eisis S9atiabe, ~rrrauf Satsr
une 4ruDsr mad apuisuias siltsn, uno Die refuge,
pesfabrts Srhtsr unD SawsRsr bsimnabmsn. Ser
v9Dplf IN @hafsflsipsrn" bate Minn bsfcmmsn
uno sntica lia Der Stats onrb eiliSe Ulu@t.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13

gssr 1T Ger rsiSae SHra tn Gurcra?- Sic
8Dntsin BON Gnslanp, Tenn fl tdIt siu DER: nne
llntsrbaus; Der 8aiisr ron Brantrsi4 bat nur Brrsi
Gammsrn; Der aSnia BON greussn bat MIR elm ea'
tinst Ger iirtifae Gultan bat nur sinsn Giran,
uns Der Yapa In @rm nur sinen Siubt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-12-13

astneSumR. - 3miiSsu snei antinssrn bee
bsbraiitsn @lautens s%ntiano ~fs!aencss Gsiprah
teSaalib Ger Wsisbsit Salcmcns:
Ssis. Ser S6nis Salnmon mar bod Elm gro
Ser Wtann.
Ratbau. $50 70 en- GROCER Wtann?
Ssis. gaun neil sr ssrnBt bat 5u srfsnnsn Die
rabre Wiuttsr iu Dem &ino.
Hatban. 9as 1T gar feline &unf ssipsisn,
6Stts sr atsr %.rfannt ben pabrsn 9atsr 1u BEN Sinh
- has mare cine Sunf ostrsIsn. -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-10-09
Death ofan Old Preacher.

.
The Neuark 4drocate Of last Friday,
has the following notice of the death of
one of the oldest preachers in the coun-
try:
"Died, at his daughters residence,
near Pataskala, September 3, 1866, Rev.
Alexander Montgomery.
"Rev. A. Montgomery was born in the
City of Philadelphia, January l, ITO.
his father, Major William Montgomery,
fell on the bloody battle field of Brandy,
wine. He was q brother of General
Montgomery, of the same war. Mr..
MONTGOMERY received liberal education,
and has Seen an intinerant preacher over
half century. He unfortunately lost
his sight when fifty years old; he was at
the time of his death in his nintyrselygfenltthh lth
year, his mind sound and voice strong to
his last moments; he has, since he lost
his sight, travelled over twenty seven
States, preaching to large congregations.
His first vote was TO. Washington, his
last for Mcclellan; his last prayer was
for the President of the United States
and his restoration policy. He had an
appointment at New Way, 18th inst, but
he has gone to his reward. Yours, q.
r. P.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-10-09
Wool in New York.

The demand for low and medium fleece
has been moderately active, but:at the
low prices previously current, and the
market is rather weak for all kinds, ex-
cept those suitable for combing, which are
scarce and wanted at slightly improved
quotations. The course of the marketso
far, during the present season, seems to
have disappointed the majority Of the
trade, who looked for greater activity and
better prices. From present appearances,
there is not likely to be much vitality in
the market until manufacturers are ena-
bled to reduce their stocks of goods, which
are somewhat cumbersome. When this
shall be accomplished, and the future
prospects become more fully developed,
they may take hold of the staple more
freely and possibly pay better prices
But at present large lots can only be
placed at reduced prices. The sales
comprise $50, 600 pounds State and West
ern fleece at 48@54c for Wisconsin and
Iowa, and 54@63c for New York, Micbi-
gan and Ohio; also 10000 pounds Califor-
MIA at 10000 for bury to good fall clip;
100000 pounds Texas 27@32c for prime
ard 21@23c for inferior, including Mex
lican at21@25c; 800 bales Mestiza 27@21e
for currency; As bales Cape 37@4Oc; 100
do. Donskoi, and 200 do. Foreign Noils,
on terms not transpired. 81 81
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-10-09
Scandal IAbout Emperor Napoleon

- yff-atH nee !, 49,
The Paris correspondent Of the New
York World writes as follows Lle as
"The French Master is now very sick
at St. Cloud, and his wife and "whelp,"
as the Faubourg St. German calls the
Prince Imperiul, are en- route to Blacritz.
The Empress has no elements of a gov
erness. She belongs to the Josephine
and Horteuse type of women, gay dress
ers and sweet coquettes, butithere is not
a drop of the blood of Catharine de Med
ieis or Marie Therese about her. The
Prince Imperial is as yet a doll figure,
whom nobody has gagged. The Empe-
ror himself, worn down by the excesses
of life, alternately imprisoned and abb
solute, must be nearly at e-end of his
reckoning, and even now they whisper
increasingly that he is drawing to 1.-THE exit
door. His reign has been to you, who
see it from without, stately, heartless
one, bad in its beginning, but yindicated
by brilliant achievements. To those
who have looked upon it within, it is
marked by worse than the elderly debase-
ment of Courts, partaking at times of the
licentiousness of the stews.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-10-09
I HE SUCCESSFUL
I Il E 5 Q G G E s 5 + q T.
Native Indian Physician,
DIR. NEEB
A Chief from the Chippewa Nation
Has arrived in woodsfeld, and will rec eiye
visits, Professionally, at the
Union Hotel, WoodsfieId, ohio.
FOR. ONE MOON ONLY
OF THE WEST,

AS will be seen by circulars, scattered
broadcast at the Fair over eur town and
county, the Indian Doctor Neebin, ceIe-
brated among the Chippewa's as their
great Medicine Man, has taken rooms
for zone moon" at the Union House,
where he proposes to apply bis cures to
the varied ills of the white man. He ap-
pears in his regular Indian costume, and
should you ask whence he came and foF
what, he would doubtless reply:
Should you ask me whence / come
Come with medicine -eome with healing,
/ should answer-I would tell you Hnfs eaf;
From the shores of many waters,-scas EMO
From the Indians hunting grounds, Irl,a sH3
From the wide unbounded prairie, ~ nt,szssts
From the sloping mountain side, .ssgus sfst1
And the forests darkest dell, 5s3 Z st;Si -esfe
have brought the leaves and grasses, 81 SEQ
Gathered berries, barks and branches .fas $50
Fam'd in Chipwa's mystic legends, ,srse
For the healing of our people. sus.ss -,
Will the pale face come and see me,
Call and see the Chief Of Chippewa? 70 g
See me in the great wigwam, ss1'es
Which the pale face calls s.The Union,nM
For one moon I'll wait to greet ron, -.
Meet you at the Council! fire, nagbs -
Smoke with yeu the pipe of peace,
Tell you of the Red Stone quarry f,,g
Aud the stories of my people,
And I'll cure the white mans sickness, -
lSickness.of all kinds and weakness
Cure him with my Indian med cines:--
Make him strong and make him healthy,
Make him mighty white man, warrior.
DR.. Neebin viii appear in his native
costume. oruamented with, rPorcupine
Quills, and Beads of many exquisite COLI
ors, Golden Eagle Cap, Necklace
of Grizzly Bears Claws, Regalia Of Rat-i
tie Snake Skin, &c., &c. He has long
since become famous in our country as q
great physician, and thousands healed
from their diseases bless the day when
first they saw the Doctor. He is alpsr5,
fleet gentleman in his manners, polite,
agreeable and weIIsedueated. He is no
Iquack or travelling impostor, but ful6lls
to the letter all his promises. The af-
ficted will find this a valuable opportu-
nifty to receive treatment which may
doubtless result in their radical cure
The Doctor may be found at the Union
House. Give him call. oct9.
l r1. s = ser 4te a
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Executors Sale.

By virtue of an order of the Probate Court
of Monroe county, Ohio, the undersigned. as
Executor of the last will and testament of
John P. Dent deceased, will offer for sale at
public outcry, on the premises, on
Saturday, Nouena6er 3, 1866,
the following real estate situate in Monroe
county, Ohio, to wit; The east half of the
northwest quarter and the northwest quarter
of the northwest quarter of section thirteen
in township four and range FIVE; containing
one hundred and twenty acres more or less;
also. part ofithe northwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of section thirteen in town.
ship four of range five, containing three
fourths of an acre more or less, conveyed to
John P, Dent by Philip Twaddle. .-.t,..
Terms OF SALE,--One- -third cash in hand,
one-third in one year and one-third in two
years with interest on the deferred payments
secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned
oct9w4. II. B. HILL, Ex'r.
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WE ARE COMING.

We are coming, Andrew Johnson, we are COM
ing from the West Il
We have gathered from the prairie plains the
brayest and the best,
To bear aloft the starry flag, the emblem of
the free,
The standard of that legion host, the sons of
liberty.
We are coming, Andrew Johnson,we are COM
ing from the East;
We have killed the fatted calf to make ready
for the feast,
AT which the sons from all the States can
congregate and sing,
And laugh and shout those wild huzzas that
make the welkin ring.
We are coming, Andrew Johnson, we are COM
ing from the North; So
We are gathering in our leaders, to drive the
traitors forth, e
From every nook and corner, of every rank
and station, ss. r.a
And place anew, in every post, statesmen Of
i 9 the nation. rs ~
We are coming, Andrew Johnson, we are com
ing from the South,
To hail again our natal flag, the glory of oul
= youth-
The flag our grandsires swors by, Decatur's
hope and pride;
The one he bore with heroism on every SEE
| and tide.
We are coming, Andrew johnson, we are com.
ing as band, ee1
That owns "a common heritage, in this free
and happy land, esst "a
We had one foster mother-ths fairest anid
| the best, n
We own one father -"CincinnatusIOf th.
West" - ta 49,,
As ssuch we are coming, chieftain, the foes. t.
revolution,
The friends of law and order and the glorious
Constitution, s....,.-s s,..
Which is by night our polar star, and By day
glowing sun, as
0hf keep it, guard it sacredly, that boon o
Washington. -
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An. answer as is am Answer.

The Pomeroy Telegraph in replying to
our question as to whether Mr.. Plants
viii favor the impeachment of the Presi-
dent, says, substantially, that if he ought
to he will, and if he ought'nt to he won't.
The Telegraph grows facetious and
hopesiwe will be satisfied with the an
s#er. We are satisfed-that is, We are
satisfied the friends Of. Mr.. Plants are not
willing his views should be known lest he
should thereby lose votes.
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DIR. FolIett's speech.

Mr.. Folletk our candidate for Con-
gress, delivered speech in the Court
House on Tuesday even ing of last week,
to a large audience. 1t was a sound, ar
gumentatiye address, clearly and forcibly
delivered. This occasion was the FIST
time many of our citizens had seen Mr.,
Follctt, and he made an excellent i'm
preston.
On the following night he spoke in
Switzerland Township to large crowd.
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ReMarel

of Falsehoods put in circulation upon
the eve ofthe election for the purpose of
infueDeing voters. Uuion.men, friends
of the President, Democrats, 60 to the
Polls early, and after depositipg your
own vote, see thateyery Union man, and
friend of the President iu your township
votesl Remain at the Polls all day and
see that: there are no illegal votes given.
LOOK WELL TO YOUR TICKETS
sec that tbe names are all'there and
that they are correctl m 500