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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-01

Us ut oaber luobl fciu &ru0cr, iueun &oi,cr
tSrnn5 Julepb nid)t mcbr peiB, 100 linn Der &opf
ltegt mo man in ben b6bercn &rciicn li6 ibcn
9en3 crritlid nit Der Mbbanfntg oes &oilcrs
mo Der Ginietung bes Wicricp. @r, &aliers Wfar
ols Gc9enten bis 5uto &olidbri9fcit oes &run.
prln3en Gubolpb beibGftigt. Nber uieI punpcr.
bnrer ut nod, baB man iid audi bamit bclddf.
|tl9t, DIE Sellltn9 Der 0Itreibil ben milerabeln Si.
nanS'3ult1nbe in elmer bpben 8cItclrnna lnb
ollmopli3 robfpmnneubm Gonfiscatiun pes Sir.
d)ell GIgentbrms 3l llt6en. Sin folder @epunfe
luare Dor % Subren in Seitreih ,uie @ottcsl6.
lterur9 nno Sobuerratb betradtet wprocn, icbt
lprld)t nlall ur9ei6eut bupun, ais bon benz ein-
3igell, nod iibri9en SeiImitteI.
glne nod mcrfpiirDi9ere @rl1einNna fine bic
SDmpatblen, Die ii6 plobIi6 in Den 6eutidbeu
Prppin5en Don Sctrei6 fir YrenBen uber rod,
lueul9lterls fllr ocIIen 9eorbnete Sinauscn, muIter.
bate Neriualtll9 unb Hatipmalcs 8cplbfIcin
olslpreder. Mi6t nur Die @cbiIeetM i'm 8icn
lclblt nein |! olrd Der 9robte She'll Der beiibenoen
Slallell III Sberoitreid, SalSbur9, Borarlbrg
lllo Stelermorf %erfennel eS oil, iuie piel better
Igre Stelllrlg lu0re, 9eb6rten lie 81 eirein 9ruben
HrellBcll ooer Seltldlarb, ais mie iebt baS oeut.
ide 4nb0ngfl bon 10 uielcn Miiuionen Moapa.
rem, e5cben, ShDricr. Groaten, Gutbenen, &rai.
heril llno 9Seroen Sl leun. IS lit tuabrldeinIid
ole 3elt rltt To- fern, no iib in Scuti6,S cit.
reid cine Fartct bilscn miro nit Dem 8rooromm
Illslrltt aus Dem lauiid.prientalId ocluorbc.
mem Geide Seitrctdl uub Mnl6Iub on Nas arose
Selltldlanp. = 3u pcrarsca lit es DEN Qenteyl
nldtt nit Sener fcit 1913 alIc mto9Iiden 9taats.
FINITE eTperimentirt, Die Geliourccu oes gaabcs
brad 9eIe9t nnb Die SiuauSer in einen 3uitoto
9ebrabt lplrOcll, DAP es llur Dem ginmaride
Der Erelbcn als Scinbe porbebaItcn bIieb, Die
NicoerOltrelhcr iuicoer eiunlal baares SilbcroeIo
ltatt bcS lebi9en YupiergeIbeS icben al %Ioiicu.
Ginen groben She'll Der YppuIaritdt bahcn Die
Yrcllbcn i'll Den 6itrcidii6cn Yrouinsc1 Iebia.
lih oem llmitonbe Su bonfen, bob fe in Silber
bc5oblten, Den Silbertbaler buttcn bic 86bmen.
bic Mdbrcr. Die SdIciier mo Die Micoer6itrei.
der idon ieit pielen pieIen Sabvcn nidt mcbr
9eiebeu.
Sian mag ia9eu, mas man nil, Ser nervus
rerum gerendarum lit unb bIcibt @elb unb
9eorbnctc SinanSen, ein 9%cfillItcr Gtaatsldub
llno III Der actiuen &Olitif bon ebell FOLDER Sc.
%beutung. oils Gin 3oblreidcs Observation-Disclosures
Seer. Mcnn man obcr 8cibcs nit chamber pcr-
hinben fam, Damn bat man ale Wfadt in San.
Den HTG burrTFa III icbt Yreabcn bic critic lne
bcbeutcubltc 2anbila6t Guropa'S.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-01
Bur Jnuftrdticn Der lcetcn &dmpfe in
Subbemtf@laub.

Sin 8eridJtcrItntter her ,&6lnii6en 3eitun9"
5dreibt bonn untern Main:
@S oibt faltm etlua8 inter Den Se9ebeilbei.
tfirgber. iun9iten Belt boS in SiloocntlbIanD
bittcrcr utrurtbcilt luirb, uis pic &rie98fiibrin9
bes 7. nlIb 8. Mrmeccorp8, bcs io9enantt!n Bum
be8beerca. Nidt 9e9en bic Sif3iere Der nieocrell
@rabe uno liht gc9el Die broocn ManuldjSf.
ten lit 9~eribtet, ipoS in grnIt unb Sdcr3, in
Gpott unb $oob.r ielbit in lpeilanb bunpeStrellen
&reiien los9eloiien miro robl aber oe9ell bic
Silbrer, Die ibre Sruppe1 ifeinbar obne bllr1.
badyteu Rlan bin. mo ber9eidoben baben.,.
Scr llnDerautportlid)ite WiB9riff aber mar
Der bon Dem 8cncral Yer9las 9%eleitete @ugriff
hrr SeiIen'S armitdbtcr allf Die Sreuben am Is.
Suli bel 9nufad. 8cr mobte iib iebo6 iiber
ne19lciden nod lpunbcrn, lucnll ipie i) in 9lallb.
iuilrbi9lter gSeiie crfabre, ell General Der 8un.
DeStrllppen lid crit 3pei Sage porber gu Nibaf.
fenbnrg in cine borti9c 8l6banblun9 bemiibtc,
I'M cine Spccialfnrte bon Der @e9enb 81 f%aufcn,
lrdbrenn iG prcIBiiden $eete Wobl iebtr Som.
p0gnie,e ommnnhelr idon pnn @nule olts nit
ipccclien &arten ilber Die. fiu;eInen Sefticner
be8 &rieg5tbeatfrs DerItben il:
Glrer meiner Iranffllrter 8efanuten, ipelder
mmittcIbnr Dor Der Mffnire bon Mi6nfenbura
81 Bergen, einem oHrdl Die SbIabt pom Sabre
1859 biitoriid 9epOrbcneu Srte, nit Sifi3ierer
bcS 8. SunbescprpS III 8eriibriIn9 fam, lDurbc
bon ciHcm' r~xsielJeu 9cfra9t:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-01
@nrppdifcbe Seacbricbtcn.
Ncuitc curppdifde Seridte per atlant.
telegraph un6 Sunpfer.

Btrmtn9b a nj, 81. @uguit. = Die Stefprin>
concentration IN biefer Stdpt beute mar srpeartie u.
ltef pbne Huteitprlln9 ir9cnS tpel6cr @rt ab, bic man
IN 9efpiftr Nusoebnus 9efir6tet bate. Dit, Don Der
uh9epeuern Seridmntllng dn9cnpnmenc 9lltfprnt' 1T
jul @unitclr beS al9erteinen ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Spbn Bright biclt bcute Nbeub eine 8eee sur Inter
itikun9 Der 9latfprt.
Berlin, q. &usult.- Gs iins Ta6rihtrn bier
etn9e9an9en, tpelhe d%nitetii;eft Iahrn baB bic Mrttfel
beS IN 9ra9 unter5eidnrel SrierelS beiaabe ibentj6
it'to nit ben dnt 26. Suli in, Nihplsbur9 dlsaelpe6>
ielterl @rallnttnarien. Die Details bes Sriebens tper>
ben leSph nidt eber pcrpfentli6t. Bis ie BON alien Be-
%trefenren Sdrteicn ratifcirt linb.
SlprenG &c. &u9uft. Gen. Wenabrea BAT Seit>
reid auf9eforbert, bic Natipnalpenfmdle une STUNT
9t9enltdrbe bon grncbts, nit GinI4iub Der ~eilcrnen
Srpne Der Gprtbarbei, beraussuseben.
getp5 sig, &c. 9igult. Cine srpbe unb einIuB>
rette geriantnltnt9 Der nattpnalen ~liberalen '9artei
bat beihlp0snJ baB' Sa4ien @reuben einperleibt per>
Den iplle.
Mpsfau II, %. Iu9uf, GS fdnb telte cine arose
Spifspernpntrdtipn 3u Gbren Der amerifanii6en @dite
ltatt. Oarunter befane li4 Elm SefnaM bon Seiten
pS CLUBS flr se9enieitise llntcrtisuls.. 9lussesei6>
rete Serinnen bielten &eten.- @fit. SefretGr Spr
id9te, Der Nante beS Clubs muHe iinnbilcli6 ftin fur
Die Sptlhen 6ubldnb unb &merifa beiebenSer, 8esie,
bun9en.
Na4rtdten bon stbirisn seten an, bas bic esnfur>
9enten finf S4pabrpren 9ebilbet baben; einen- 8beil
caSpn nit ben iibliben QSafen, elm Spell NIT Senle1.
ct. petersburg, %. &usui. SaS Srie9s-
rebt 1T IN aGen @DuSernenientS be8 misunderstanding
epbet ipDrber, nit @uSnabn,e bes bon 8ieip.
Slpren5, %. @u9. Na6mt. Mas3ini bat bic
pom &Dni9 gictpr emanuel ibm ~pfferirte @mneitie
au89ei9la9en. ST nil fem llntsrtban bes 8Gniss
fem unb 5iett elmer ipl6en 9ituatipn bas Grill Dor,
Die immenie @rrnee, pel6e Stalien aufiteQte, UNI
Genecis bon Seitreih lrsSursiBsR, ipirt nun raid, ent>
laNen.
@artbalbttS gpiuttdr's fint entapa ffnff ur,b bic re-
9aldre &rfnee tpirc auf bel, SrtebtnSfub ,se6ra6t..
@ten, %. @u9ut:+ Sic 8tsieruns BAT befhtof>
fen, SDnSS 5um Setrage' bon 40 MiaiDnen ab,uae>
ben, I'm, bic experimentation '&ries8fOIen All btitrei-
ten, bdralhfeg*2e Mittpnen' 3baler' ais Contribution
an SreIbeI1.
@abrir, %. @usat, @a9m. ggestn CUBA bess
man bier'9e furftungen.
n9olitica" fa9t teute in etnem @rttfel, BAL. Der I'm
tcrsm8 5.s9terifa'diArn &aitreei6@t ens geliy@u,
bas s~efa6gSsa: roeySs.-
Gin Selcsrhirim 5pn Srag Som II. &tnauit fat.
hap Der Saneelsoertrd9 jfpilAen Yreu6en UNI Selt-
reid unb Der 3caSeretn %SsrtduTg fprtbelteten lpa.
SSeitere &rran9entrnts iiab auf cine ipdters Belt per-
f6rbent
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-01
Seftrei68 tranriae 2aae.

Sie,baben gar feinsn 8ssriif idribt. Elm in
Oeittiblanb r%eiienoer @nlerifancr Dem. gincin.
natl ,&o!fSbtatt, tuie idrefli6 eS in SeItreid)
al8iiebt. SD mill gar. ni6t bon ben filan3ieLIen
llno iHenftrielIen 3uitanben iprrden, Die llnter
Mull lteben, -idJsipill ,Sbneni NIT einfadJ Die
@batiaben anflbren, Dup in alItn nidt BON Sen
YreuBen belebten 3anoe8tbeilenlpie III 9Sien Der
Scla9crun9S5ultano berribt, baB bel Dem @ie.
ner erimlnaI9erihte ollcin 428 YroSeile rpc0en
Notwithstanding anban9i9 iin6, uno 6nB
l1mmtlthsn Nfl6eren Der nm @ien ln0erincn
oltreidlifC1l Mrmee ltren9e Derbotcn worbe1 lit,
nab Sbisn 81 fommen, oon1it lie ourb ibr
S6ImpIen uno Nailonniren Die Obnebin erbit.
tsrte Sep0ifernng nidt nod mebr a%ufre0ert. :
gSenn aber Die NrnIee, aliO oaS ei9cntlide Sc.
ltrcId, maleortent III, Iuer fol- oa cine 8epolll.
ton allfhalten2
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6 d 81 II ar E

q - M
DEM sesbrten b%eutiden @ublitlm cir Ra6riht, bas DEN
Der bielt9sn, Ct. SobarHts @emeinb be nebcn Der fbrn
I'M unteren Statttfeile, Gfs Der 23Nen urS Frauflinifrass.
an item Septsmber er6Hnst rperS,n tpirb. 9a 81.
Wage etelee Shul<9cfalS cine .ie6t paiTenbe, unb bic inner.
rsts an9efeute eebref Gin lbsraus tibtiaer unb f6bior
gfanit it, 10 tperbtn idnlntli6e beritlhs Glterl bitfes StaSt>
tbeils 9ebetsli ;utio alt' niht fdunien, ibe sfinb,r in ti.Ie
Sfule ;u Ididen. wy
3usletb wsrrsn bic Glterr, ceren 8inScr bereits bic SduIt
an Der 5tsri Strabe bsiufen, iOpis ipIds, msIhe ibre 8fnSst
m eiele neils SdpIile iu ihtden .%piniden, eebeisn, biefsIb,n
p!lnttll6 nit Dem lien Contender eintreten IN IaIvn, S6ntii
pc febrsr ldn'utIi@s S&aIsr in ~sseisnsts Siahena ~einfstiIsan
Sas pen Der @eneinte ~fsiiseiette S6ulselb betrdst fur
bic erite alniie 81. so per Nfpnat unb fir dc ,tDsue MIR 81.
Die Statlten uns 3e9ulationel bteIer S6ulSn itnb bi.f.l<
ben, ipie bic Der Sbutt Scss Sstrh gaItpr Sdeib in 9aIti-
more.
eftetn, sel&el naters ausfdYft rinidsn, Fnb 'ssbstsn, i'd
az. 9errn 9ator g ID ma B pSsr an bic Ritalitbsr bee
86fflaabes 3U ren6eH.
Der 8Orfanb ber'St Spbannis'
9emetnb be-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-01
@er &&n3etser,
SfFce: SrOnoftr., mrbcm SitD Sail.
Gibmuuo. 90, Sen L. September 1866.

Scrr u. g. S'IuboboSp lit ermddtiat.
fir infer Slatt Nusei9en unN Sublcriptiunen
cnt0cQcuinlebmru unN Ouriiber IN o%uittiren.
Sdhrliher MbOnnemcutSbetroa So. boIbi0br.
lidcr 50 III uubcbIngtcr &prausbesobIuna.
ltuicre Srcuubc i'm SIben iiuS frcunbIibIt
eriudt, Dem ,.NuSci0er" aud icbt einen eben 10
arpBcm 2eicrfrcis pcrihufen en- beIfeu, beien er
lh IN hcu So9cu Der CONFEDERATION al %erireucn
bate. Ger SerauSaeber.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-01
Nprfplf s. ~@SDrtsmDmtb..
XricbriA Snrr.

MpotBeter ltn0 9 rn9QiT,
Gde Der &tab- uno Mtrblc, Straee. Norfsnnpitb. g,d,
9eriel6e bait fets elm reid oiTortirtes Eager spn Droausn
aasr art, 9bemisattsn, 9atent> @~t.bi;inen, Ss6Ie, ~farbfSft,>
gartnneTteh, &ollet<@rtHfln &c. &C., pelds er AZ BEN biaias
Fen 9rsiisn benz hedthen 9utlifum pfsrirt.
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@m. Tdit's

NnQerbier.S aIon,
go. GA Spute G6ur6 Ctr, HGrfclt, gsn!,,
MIRO ben bentitsn 8eiienben beitens empfpbIen, td talelbff
ftts ts berabmtte ,Serenerf6e 96ilatelpkia Qoasrbisr"
Hme SrfrtfrbunSen jeeer Irs in ttlfer Suatitdt ssrratbia .Nne.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-01
@rffc In;cigcn.

@nrten.W irtbidaft gum 8crfauf!
Sine Der freautntelter ins gut 9~clestnffen gartcn. gDir
ihaffert ifebt biuislf gum gcrfduf.
gisi fpcnet ih I'M u6btrc 9lusfunft an
SO ri. 81. Saufcr. Spt,,
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va cfrnSnnd ,A
3u @rrmicfhcnI

3u @rrnfictbcn!
&t cine fleine familie ODER ein,elnc S,rrer brsi S,br
lhpne rne lufttar 9iht nter lit meinert y6aufe SO. 8l6
Srerh 8areen SiQ, fribsr 3ithie's Gptatte. 9If glerIau-
gen audi &ite unt fpaitiss @aumli6feitir.
G. S..Gufer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-01
9Nirthitnft ann WerfnnfI

etne or Srpar1rabe ~seIcsene, neu unS aeI6n,adprQ r
9erttfete ssiriblbaft, bic ib ciner ;ablreiGen 8unbfdaf
sGtrslea bat, liebt inter ben 9%dnitisfen 9seinsuneen b
gSn,. %. Saufcr. gptar
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-01

@orntcrs 3llrt &crfulf
3ipet nctb gang ncue unb MODERN a~earbcitete Counters \
,n biuislt sum 9erfauf bel SCI. 9uTfen. i
Wdribauitrasc sipii6sn l. unt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-01

@eore 9au1!::
Ntnf Maen Nc. l, n-Wfarfet.
@eim gtprs 9auI
Sife nitm0lS 5auI,.
Gr e%riitirt mol
htb fem SAT Iduft nod!
sSeSen Sag grocer 2un6!
2lber nttt ecltunRt!
limb ib bin Der gaul-
Nfsin geihdft se5t itbr faul.-
Drum bcfudt mid baIb,.
Spnit BARE sef6aIti!
9eprTs 9auI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-01
@irrcrcroHnuns.
Seb, Smuggling tH6 8cgtris.
fratcr G. Cutters,
y ndban Sprin8 Narf.

.Retnsrt Greanten rtb tehi 9ubIifaini m gastmcinen bicr>
nit CUR Mu;eise, baf pbiser 0arf pom
Scnnta9, ben 2tcn September,
an irteeer of1cn iein rpirb, unS ioq IS n,ein 9elirrben f,in. str'
belIdtneer 8d1tsn lsts Gin autcS @Iae Bier, Ipipie aud an.
ceripcltt9t Speilcn rne @ctrdntc nerabrtiben III f6nner.
gu ;abIrethem Seiu& label f~reunSIiat elm
~ GhJ;,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15

! A REVIVED HUadBUG.-The Evansville
oOur:sr's speciaIs-all Of which come
to our city by mail instead of by tele.
graph. ..-a4-a.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15

WARRIcK CouNTT.-In forwarding ma
the proceedings of the Warrick county
Union Conyention, correspondent ex-
presses the fear that but few men from
that county win be able to attend the
State Convention, because Court meets
in Boonville at the same time. He re.
ioiees, however, in the fact that old War
rick got back into the Union last fall,
with New Jersey, and hopes she viii re-
main in hereafter" He adds: " With Q
good ticket for State officers, and pru
dsnt county nominations, we will be able
20 carry the county this fall. Good fol
, WarrickI With the same spirit animal
ing the Union men throughout the State,
the bogus Democracy will be defeated
the coming Fall, with defeat that win
prove crushing beyond all hope Of re-
~eoveFy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15

Some days ago, . eopperhead paper Of
small circulation and less influence,
published not thousand miles from the
city of Evansville, in = long articIe head
ed Temperance Fdnaticisms gave vent
to its fselings as follows; i
40. Wei have said law was passed
fixing liquor license in the city of Madi-
SON at one thousand dollars yearl
Which political party controls the city of
Madison
1--WE defy any Republican to tell q
time when the Denocratic party ever
controlled that cityi4 It is as violently
Abolition as Boston or Indianapolis. 81
The reckless stupidity or mendacity
of the writer Of the article Of which the
above extract il an. average sample, is
positively astonishing. No law has been
passed compelling the liquor dealers of
Madison to pay one thousand dollars q
year license. Not only SO, but the
Democrats have most always controlled
that city and governed itfas they desire,
The very last number of the National
Union, published at Cincinnati, contains
the following paragraph on this point, in
letter from Madison correspondent:
This city has been in the hands Of the
Democrats for several years, bat / think,
With little effort, the Uniop ticket can
be elected at the April election. They
have had about one hundred majority,
but think we can overcome that if the
returned soldiers vote .rightrand / be-
Iieve they will Our county is. Union.
IL gave Lincoln about one thousand ma.
jority. They always beat US in the city,
but can always be beaten in the county.
/ think old Jefferson county will begood
for one thousand majority at the next
State election, which takes place in De-
tober. l.. .REPUB1GAN.
We don't expect to punctute all the
full-blown falsehoods set aHoat in. this
community but pog audthen IL ssemns
necessary to serve q few that way.
We call the attention of Union mel
to the above fact which we print fol
their especial consideration, II win be
worth the while ofsome of our German
readers TO make note Of IL There !.
no fanaticism so abominablss as the
Fanaticism Of Lying 81, g. 80. = ss % : e
ls
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
County Union Convention.

Warrick County Union Convention.
The Union citizens of Warrick
county, met in Convention, at the Court
House, in Boonville, on the lob inst,
for the purpose OF appointing delegates
to the State Union Convention ct IN
diana2olis, on the 22d, and organized
by calling J. s. Moore, to the Chair, and
appointing 7. M. Neeves, sec'y. On
motion of Hon. A. Reed, it was
Resolred, That all who are acting in
good faith with the Union party be APP
pointed delegates to the State Conven-
ton.
The Convention adiour ned sine die.
]. s. MOORE, Chm.
I. NJ NEEvEs, Seciy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
Eggs and Butter.

QUTTER ct from P5 to IS cents per pound fresh
ID Eggs, rs cents per dozen, st
YICKERY Bros
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
A CARD.

yETE RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE
wv citizena Of Evansville and vicinity, that we
have bought out the entire stock Of Pianos, Or
9ens. MeIodeons, and musical goods lately kept
by Messrs. Hasbrook A Ritchey, and will sell
them at greatly reduced rates. Among them a.e
the folio Ning instruments, VsTg cheap:
a One Mason q Hamlin Organ.
Oae do de Melodeon.
One 8. d. q w. HI Smiths Organ.
Five Pianos of different grades.
iebl0tf WARREN q CONJUNCTION.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15

TN Barrels and Sacks; made from old Wheat
i and warranted to give satisfaction, at
YICKERY Bros,
100 Main atraaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
GROCERs.

Rev Bacon Hams.
TyHIs YEARS, CURING. Also, Shoulders,
i Sides and Hams, at YICKERY BIOS,
1872 Main stresfs =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
NOTICE.

Change OF Firm.
HAVE SOLD dY INTEREST IN THE DRY
Goods business 60 D.. Hopki1s & Co.. ana In
retiring from business, I return my sincere
thanks 70 the public for their patronage, and
nope the new hrm Will continue TO receive the
semes All pereons knowing themselves Indebted
70 me VIII please come In and settle immediate IL.
and thess having claims asainet me arp requested
70 prlpg them In Immediately ss...I4i1e...
jau2k &c q 1917 j. g. HoPKINa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15

REyIEALa-The religious revival be-
gun at Roberts Chapel, at Indianapolis,
it seems, has spread to other Churches.
Wesley Chapel has added about sixty
members, asd the conversions at Rob-
ert's Chapel number over three hundred
and thirty.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15

H~George Williams, who was 90
badly cut with razor in the Marion
county jail By prisoner, died on the
18th inst. he was rebel soldier, and
came to this State with Morgan during
his raid. He was convicted of mail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-08

STARCH FACToRY.-Several of our eX-
changes are trying to get Starch Factory
located i'm their vicinity and are showing
the advantages offered to such an enter
prise in their respective localities. There
is no place i'm the state that has SO many
Inducements to offer for the location OF a
Starch Factory as Ottuuwa. Here is II
splendid water power, a rich country, a
manufacturing place, place that has su-
perior railroad communications, and a
wealthy enterprising people inhabitng it
who woIld gladly hail and aid such an
enterprise AS much as possible. For the
benefit of the people we attach few Stats
tics showing the enormous profits that can
be realized from this enterprise. For in
stance. One bushel of corn will make
twenty-five pounds of starch. Starch is
worth fifteen cents per pound. Corn is
worth now and probably on an average
one season with another thirty cents per
bushel, leaving three dollars per bushpl
Tor manufacturing and selling. We think
this is a fair estimate. AT the lowest two
dollars per bushel could be realised above
the price of the corn, which would amply
repay the labor and expense of manuf,c-
turing and selling. Won't some of our
citizens take hold OF this matter and see
what can be done towards securing such n
Factory to Ottumwa? No reasonable
doubts can be entertained az to its being a
pecuniary success while at the same time
it would be a vast benefit to our city. Who
will move first in this matter? il is one
that 10 well worthy of serious considGra-
ton. ..Es .-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-08

The Keokuk Gate City Of yesterday says
'thr ice break in the Des Meines yester-
da v was unprecedentediy disastrous. The
rise i'm the river WAS very sudden, and the
ice came down with great rapdity and
violence. At Croton the large mill was
totally destroyed, and more than half the
houses were swept away, many of the in
hahitants barely escaping with their lives.
AT Bunaparte and for quarter OF mile
below, the ice is piled out upon the land
i'm an immense bed. many feet in depth.
One railroad bridge west of Croton has
been destroyed, and another upon the
side OF that place. The telegraph line has
been broken, and the damage done fur
1her up the road cannot be ascertained.
The down train yesterday came as far as
Bonaparte, and could get no further. The
river was falling at Croton at last accounts,
but reports from above said that the flood
further up would again cause swellin
the river.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-08
Ottuinwa, Iowa, March /, 1868

DIR. J. WILLIAMSON, Sr:-It is with
pleasure that hand you, rs Treasurer OF
the Congregational Society of this city, Fiji
~ Dollars-beinga portion of the proceeds
ofthe last Concert given by the Philhar-
Honic Association.
We give you this i'm the words of your
worthy Pastor, as "Frerwill Offering
Receive with il The best ishes OF the Phil
harnIOilics for the prosperity of the Con-
gregatIonul Society.
Your Truly,
J. NJ. TROYER.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-08

MA 'RIED-In Ottumwa on Tue ,lay,
March 9th, at the residence of the brides
mother, by the Rev. w. T.. Lloyd, Mr..
THOMAS PADLEY, of Michigan, to Miss
AGATHA REYNOLDS, of Ottumwa. I'm
nediately after the ceremony, the happy
pair left ottumwa for their future home i'm
Michigan. .....s
A generous share of the wedding cake
accompanied the above for which the new
~ married pair have the best wishes of all
hands, who join in wishing them pros
porous voyage down the stream oflife.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-08

The damage to the ID. V. r. II. by the
ice is greater than we were first led be-
lieve. 1t now appears that ten miles more
track has been DISTRACTED than was
known of on Saturday. The train from
here will go as far east as the state OF the
road will permit. We are informed by
Mr.. Armstrong, the Agent, that the mail
both ways will get through this evening.
Trains will not be able to srnn through to
keokuk for some days yet.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-08

Peace has its victories as well as war,
and Phalon's Might Blooming Cereus I"
has fairly won the palm over all other ex-
tracts for the handkerchief, foreign and
domestic. 1t has distanced competition i'm
this hemisphere. Sold by druggists eve-
rywhere.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-08

SoAP.-Young men out of employment
or persons wishing to change their BUSH
ness for one more lucrative, wound do wei
to call on Mr.. Warren, at Merrick's Drug
Store, and examine the specimens Of his
Patent Chemical Toilet and Washing
Soap on exhibition there. The soap Is
made in from five to ten minutes time and
at a cost of from two to nine cents per
pound. Mr.. Warren is selling County and
State rights, and offers superior induce
u,cnts to those wishing to invest.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-08

THANKs.-We are indebted to Hon. J.
ID. Grinnell, for copies OF the "speech OF
Hon. VIM. ID. Kelley, of Pennsylvania, on
Protection to American Labor" delivered
in the House of Representatives, january
3lst, 1866.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-03-08

PoRK.-I,add and Co., were engaged t.
day in killing Hogs, probably the last
they will slaughter this season. The ami
mails arc to be rendered into lard as soon
AS killed. They have about 500 to sluugl-
ter, making about 1000 Hogs this firm
have Packed this season. .....