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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03
THE TRUTH PLAINLY TOLD.

When the proposition to amend the Consti-
tuition of the State, so as to prevent the General
Assembly from electing its own. members to
office, was under consideration in the late Con-
vention, Mr. McCorkle, the talented member
from Ssanly county, made the following truthful
remarks:
Mr. McCorke said he hoped the amendment
would be adopted, its object was to effect whole
some legisiation-and to keep out of the Gen
<eral Assembly professional obice hunters, whose
sole motive in becoming members of the legis-
lature was to advance their own personal inter-
ests, often times to the detriment of the State
The evil had arisen to such a magnitude, that
whenever a candidate for an office, conferred by
the General Assembly, desired to accomplish
his object, his first step was to procure his
election to the Legislature, and when elected
what followed? TO procure his own election,
the candidate would support not only other
members of the General Assembly who we're
also applicants Tor Legislative favors, but he
would support any measures of other members
where it would procure him vote, regardless
of what effect such measure might have upon
the interests of the State.
All such inducements to barter away the in
terests of the State for "mess of potace"
ought to be withdrawn, and to accomplish this,
it was proper to pass the amendment offered by
the delegate from Burke.
Mr. NJ. said that the law had wisely provided
that all jurors who were civil suitors should be
stricken from the panel aud not permitted to
serve as jurors. Why was this done2 Solely
to prevent such suitors from helping each other
along in their verdicts 1t was done to prevent
log-rolling, and not to place juror in situation
. where his own interests might prompt him to
do wrong. The same principle ought to be ap-
piled to the members of the General Assembly
hereafter. let no inducements be held out to
members, that Seat in the Legislature, is the
surest road to further promotion. Hold out no
temptations to men 20 seek the Legislature to
accomplish personal promotion. Adopt the
amendment, and members would hereafter be
elected whose sole motive would be to advance
the best interests of the State.
The amendment was adopted.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.

We are just in receipt of great many NEW
had hand. We have received.a full line of "
White Goods, Family Linens,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
Jaconet and Swiss Edgng ard Inserting, Linen
Fans, Black and Fancy Silk, style black Lace
Wells, colored Grenadine and Mourning do. Em-
press train Hoop Skirts,
NEW STOCK CAEICOES,
Bleached and Brown Sheetng, ten quarter Linen
Sheeting, Mosquito Bars; Bobinette for making
Mosquito Nets, three yards wide; French Corsets,
French Calf and lining Skins.
A general stock of
GROCERIES,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Rice, superior Golden Syrup
and white wine Vinegar Northern and Southern
Nails and Brads, all sizes.
We are the Agents for Grover Il Bakers
Sewing Machines,
a sample of which we keep constantly on hand.
We do not profess to sell Goods at cost-we pro-
pose no such humbuggery-but we do profess to
sell Goods cheap you buy Ibem in this or
any other market, either Wholesale or Retail
Call and see us before buying your Goods, and
will satisfy you that it will be to your interest
to buy from J. L. BROWN CO.
Besy4 One of the firm is now in the Northern mar
kets buying general stock of all kinds of NEW
GOODS which will be in Store in a few days, and
we will be able to sell at greatly reduced prices.
]. L. BROWN CO.
lime 1868
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03
CLOSING OUT AT COST.
No Misrepresentation.

In order to make change in our business by
Fall, determined to close out our entire
Stock of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods, &c, &c, and
offer them at and below COST.
A call is solicited and you will be convinced OF
the fact hat nothing is misrepresented. The line
of Goods above enumerated are of the first class
and complete.
Great inducements are being held out to Whole
sale Buyers. A. WE'LL Co.,
No. "a Tryon Street, Parks Building
June %, 1866.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03

THE CoTToN Crop OF 1S66-New York,
June 2S.-The Dry Goods Exchange concludes
an estimate of the growing crop, based upon re-
ports of Sheriffs and prominent persons in every
County of the Cotton States. 1t is reported
that the average crop is between one-fourth and
one. fifth of the crop of 1860.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03
CONGRESS.

A Joint resolution was passed providing for
an official history of the Rebellion, and au-
thorizing the Secretary of War to appoint some
competent person to write it at salary OF not
exceeding $4,000 per year.
June 26.-The Freedmen's Bureau bill passed
the Senate o-day with amendment to the
House bill which peremptorily confirmed the
negroes in possession of land under General
Sherman's order. The Senate amendment is
that the degrees shall surrender ali the Sea
Island lands to the owners except those sold for
taxes.
The President has approved the bill for the
disposal of the public lands for homestead &C.
tual settlement in the States Of Alabama, Vir-
ginia, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and
Florida. -
June 9Th the Senate Mr. Wade reported
bill to repeal an act to retrocede the county OF
Alexandria to Virginia. The object of the bill
is to make Alexandria part of the District
The bill to aid the construction of telegraph
lines and to secure to the government the use
of the same for postal, military, and other pur-
poses, was called up and some discussion ensued.
Mr. Brown, in the course of some remarks,
abiding TO the recent report of the Postmaster
General on the ubject of telegraphing. said
that he had shown himself utterly incompetent
for the position he holds that his report was
made up in great part of the communications of
parties interested in the great monopoly that
now controls the telegraph system OF this coun-
try. He (the Postmaster GeneraD had reflected
more discredit upon himself in this connection
than perhaps had transpired with regard TO any
other officer Of the government
Mr. Sherman regretted that Mr. Brown should
have made such personal attack on Mr. Den
nison, whom he (Snerman) knew to have the
public interests at heart
10 the House, the bill for the prevention of
smuggling was passed MIR Morrill, of Yer
mont, from the Committee on Ways and Means,
reported the Senate amendments to the tax bill
The House concurred in nearly all of them, but
disagreed to the one taxing Cotton t,co instead
of flee cents pound. This, with other amend
ments, will be adjusted by, Committee of Con-
ference.
SECRET TREATY WITH NApoLEoN-It is
stated by prominet Senators in Washington that
Mr. Seward has concluded secret treaty with
Napoleon by which the United States is debar
red from Interfering with the movement O.! tire
foreign troops now supporting Maxmilian.-
After The Withdrawal of The French, Macmillan,
it is understood, will offer himself candidate
for the Presidency Of the Mexican republic
Having secured that position, he is to take ad-
vantage of any small revolution, of which Next
CO affords SO many, and declare himself EN-
peror, thereby fanking tie Monroe doctrine
and having frmer imperial throne than at
present. 1t is probable the Senate will solicit
information from Mr. Seward concerning this
little game.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03
JUST RECEIVED.

Some No. Mackerel; large and fine Sacks Liver
pool Salt; 500 bushels superior Corn e.
A lot of North Carolina Shoes, made at Tbomas~
ville Ladies' and Gentlemen's.
A lot of superior Shoes from Philadelphia
Some beautiful Summer Prints; B.eached and
Brown Domescs; Bleached Cotton Diaper; Bed
Ticking Fine Napkins.
June 25, 1866 II. p. WILLIAMS
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03

(Surviving partner of late firm of Rankin Martin,
General Commission Merchant,
WILMINGTON N ~

Personal and prompt attention given to the pur-
chase and sale Of all descriptions of Produce, and to
the receiving and forwarding of Goods Charges
for the same as reasonable as those of any other
regular business house in the city.
He has ample Warehouse and Wharf room, and
experience of thirty years in the business, and
therefore feels confident Of being able to give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage.
REFERENcEs-T w Dewey, John Young, NJ L
Wriston, John Wilkes and VIM Yates, Charlotte.
June 25, 1866 I'm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03
TAX NOTICE.

I have received The Tax List of Mecklenburg coun-
ty for the year 1866. All persons requested to
inform me of any taxables that may not have been
returned will attend at the following times and
places for the purpose of collecting the taxes
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03

The Demopolis New Era says General Joseph
E: Johnston has positively accepted the Presi-
dency of the Alabama and Tennessee Rivers
Railroad. He arrived in Selma on last Monday,
and will make that his future home.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03

What Tares zoe Pdy-A Northern paper
gives some interesting statistics, which are of
special interest.
The public revenue from taxes, direct and
indirect during each of the fiscal years 1866
and 1867 is officially estimated at $25,OOO,-
900, say SIG so per head of the total popu!a-
ton of the United States-being thirty four
per cent more than is paid by the population
of Great Britain and Ireland, and about one
hundred per cent. more than is paid by the
people of France. 1t is clear that when Jeffer-
son Brick, in bis next Fourth of July grafton,
refers to the sworn out despotisns" of the Old
World, it will be but prudent to omit the usual
sarcastic ailusion to ax-ridden people"
The Confederate C0ioaists an 4Nerico.-Re-
cent Mexican advices are to the effect that the
hopes of the Confederate emgrants to Mexico
are at an end. The Gordova colony, founded
by General sterling Price and Governor Harris,
has been broken up, the houses burnt and crops
DESTROYED by guerrillas of the Liberal party, and
the Confederates, about one hundred in number,
forced to fee for safety to the city of Cordova.
The Liberals are specializing upon the downfall
of Macmillan and dreaming of annexation with
the United States. ~'>
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03
Election Notice.

EIECCt1UAH IVVtECCs
An election will be opened and held at the several
Election Precincts in Mecklenburg county, the
First Thursday in August next I'D day. for the rat
iication rejection OF the amended State Consti-
tuition. R. ri. WHITE, Sheriff.
June 25 1866.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03

PROVIDENCE ACADEMY.
The next session of this School will open 10th of
July. 60
Particulars respecting boarding and tuition made
known on application.
E. G. KUYKENDAL-
June Is, 1866 2t
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03
SUPREME COURT OF NC.

The following opinions have been delivered:
BY Pearson G. J. 10 Kidd VS.. Morrison,
| in equity, from Moore; bill dismissed without
prejudice, parties to pay their own costs. In
Reynolds vs. Mckenzie, in equity, from Robe
son decretal orders affirmed In Parker VS..
Grammer, in equity, from Gates decreta order
affirmed In Broug hton Askew, in equity,
from Wake; order to show cause is dismissed
without prejudice, parties to pay their own
| costs. In Mathew Davidson, in equity, from
lredell; declaring the rights Of the parties. 10
Alexander VS. Taylor, in equity, from Meek len
burg; decretal order to be affirmed.
by Battle, j. In Doe &c dem. Wicker VS..
Mcdonald, from Moore; judgment reversed
aud 0enire de 1000. In Grandy VS.. Sawyer, in
equity from Camden, the only heir and next of
KIN OF NJ q. S shall have one half the remain
der, and the testator's heirs at law and next Of
kin the other half, to be div' ! among them
per stripes. In Whitfield :. Gates, in equity,
from Person; bill dismissed with costs. lu
lJams vs. ljams, in equity, from Davie order
affirmed In Twitty VS. Camp, in equity, from
Rutherford; the devisees In fee may dispose of
their lands In Bennit1 VS. BenDick, in equity,
from hncoln; demurrer overruled aud cause re-
manded. In KiDcaid VS. Love- in equity, from
Lincoln; directs partition according to the opin-
ion,-James Kincaid's share to be equally d.
vided among all the parties.
BY Reade, j. In Eagan VS. Musgrove, from
New Hanover; Judgment affirmed In Barry
VS.. Sinclair, from New Hanover; udgment re-
versed. In State VS.. Marshall from Mcdowell;
60 error. 1n Davis vs. Shaver, from Rowan !;
judgment affirmed. In Fisher rs Stedofer, from
Csbarrus; judgment affirmed In Sharpe vs.
Rintels, from lredelf; order to be affirmed.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03
ATTENTION
People Of Charlotte and sur
rounding country!
SELLING. OFF BELOW n, 7. CQST.

NO HUME yG-N0 HUNREGH
d $50, 900 .Stock Of Gooas aansi all be sold
an three asonb.s.
The citizens of Charlotte aud surrounding coun-
try will do well to call at Ii. E. nORSE'S before
purchasing elsewhere, as they will from 20 to
so per cent by so doing.
Merchants from the city and country will do we'll
TO give a CALL as will sell them Goods cheaper
than the cheapest | have on hand a large and
we'll selected stock of
Dry Goods. Clothing, Millinery,
Ladies, Gents, Misses and children's Boots and
Shoes, a large assortment, all sizes Calicoes
of every variety; Hats and Caps Confeetioneries,
Crockery; Trunks Valises; large stock of Notions
and many other articles too tedious TO mention.
RG Don't forget the place--at DR.. Priicharda
II. E. MORSE.
ALSO, for sale fne, spacious RESIDENCE,
with good Gardea and out-heuses attached.
Fl. E: MORSE,
june %, 1866 3m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03

The residence of DR.. Webb, at Little Rock,
Ark, was entered by some one knowing his
safe contained over $4,000. The doctor was
atthe time sleeping in his bed with his son, a
boy of twelve years. Both were brutaly MUIR
dered with an axe. The assassin then procured
the key Of the safe, but could only open one
door.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-07-03

Dress Reform Convention.-An assemblage
of women calling themselves the "Dress Reform
Convention" has just adjourned sine die in
Syracuse, New York During the session it
was decided to seed out lecturers in the interest
Of the Association, and to employ none save
those who will wear the reform dress. An TO-
viation was, however, given to those who wear
long dresses to 60 out lecturing upon their own
account. The main feature 10 the ''reform
dress is the breeches
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SO 4.-Sonneritas.

6rsi fir ollie Era5er, geiIsn I'm Geidirr 500. Gins
Iass 800. Forfeit $500 DOM Gisentbamsr. 3ugsIest.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
Denielbetl Sag.

Purse $1,000 fir aue Gsabsr, cine RstIe. sis beter
BON i'm SnttsI.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
Mnamff 0enne,
fir nehei,ne Sranf6eiten,

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go. 50, Gberrptrabe, 8afbDiIle, Senn
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-05-05
SO. 3-Sritter Sag, Nfitttuo9.

rei fr ale Eraber. gtetien I'm @eidTr $500. Gin@
Iase 800 forfeit $50 DOM Gissntsamss.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-17

f'tn'nig' 8 Stprin srtuept. Tot rarf pue p,n
Wenitrn n 6t 70 fiber MAIDEN. ras tie bie Vcr
tbt aeSsn StwsintHsiih NM tsSpurers aeae,
@etaubertes gan, que ben Nuesu Seet,n. ,umal
Oh aub lei grocer Borfbt BON Ssiteu rer gstst
lu6tsr unr Slrtitsr Die Iribin,utrautbsit mel
be bel Dem Wsnihsn isSr tdraftsriftidt ouftritt
csiHr iebsneen Strpsins n,bt i ter III ~erfennsu
nno ai'e BE ustsrtraauns pan sinem Sbmsiur
auf oas ancere uitt an perbinpern Ut. Wan
nuBte psnn, wie rice BET trihinsuf, anfen Mems
no n po~rafncmmcu murct; Dem eeredttiaen
Sbt'eins elm Studtcn 5lriT8 dusidbueipeu uur
m'frcltrriit I'M sriuben. Tas tppte Smmsin
'oute absr elmer iuraldItiasu 6lsiibfb1u niemals
en'joaeu wsrpsn. Dobsi 1T nbrr fets gu teren-
ten. puB ete uttt eingetlpieltsn Sbierr uur nit
Ouife oes Wft eifcpes III eutoeden ifup. uuo rae
nsr Die SalttapIsIn als ,psies Yunftdsn nit
eloSem Nuse nttt wabr0suommen wsreen f6n
nen. Stslrs Wabruebmsn n atsr Dub nur i'm
rr'i6en 6leiite m6slib. nitt ater i'm gerduber-
ten. aeeUfrIten unp astchtsn. SIS in fcner ,u
tsrldiittisen, rae helm SIsiibsr in Der 8eael
auf sinsm INN remfeitsn & pss unp mi. sinem
unp remisltsn Belle uno Wfffer Die psrfhicpcnsn
lstldbarten bintsr ~sindncsr ,srlset wsrpen unp
zap btsrbet iebr ltiht aub anperss Nleiih curd
~Ssihnbun9 t%rihini9su ShwsinsReiidss itdo-
tib we.een fDnnte. 0arum IFS rdtblih. ror
S6p, inc ah9eionbert ron BEN aneern 6lriihar
ten auf siAcnsn Sl6een init bsfpnperen Mef ri
uno Sstlsrn III tebdnpe!n unp piele lltenliiier
ltsis lebr rein An taIten.
Neuers Ssrlnbt tdbefi NOT rarastban, eas
ou56 Ian9cres @in'ol'e en- pes 5Istites unp purt
l24Itlinetse trtsr 8duhcruna (aitt otsr rurt
Orstta9 4e talte 8dutsruns) pie Srihinsn ss-
ioctst merren uno rap audi Gin ~l1n1errs Nufbe-
Tatren fait ssrdutertsr @urt ras 9stsn perisl
ben gu %'eriioren ,betnt.-2rce Ter bcrut'grnr-
Pen Nnfftarunaen nun, mettbs nns tts iset
teurb trudatt, Sirbow, 6ertf. SI6enmsliter,
center, 6trplsr u. ~ Iter be SriGiusn ssmor.
osn limb. 5sbe man aeaen bisle Sdmnrcbsr bod,
immsrfcrt nit erpsuilthsm &oden, Braten unp
Naubsrn cse S6weinerneu gu Seine uno bee
Ointe. raB 8rauttetten gu psrbiten leiGter 1T,
ale lie ,u bsiisn.
Shl,eBlib laiIe man fb f6liseliG aber aud,
mob ioatn. raj lhun Newton prppheseit bat
pas Mttrplfcp msroe emf auf Dem Slide ieosc
asbtlpeisn Nenlben febenj eenu WiGen III
Mabt. Dos Mtfroifcp 1T Oas eewaltisifs @t<
Observation-Disclosures wslhes stenic Dem menid-
libsn @erife. ME Dem prattiiben 9eben arces
Scrtesile uup @:nudc gu i6afsn tn Stanpe it.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-17
3nifdn6e in NreuNen.

Gin Correspondent sss Nep gorter Democrat
dus Berlin idrsibt:
Der Ssibluf res Otsr. tribunals aeaen Die
Hcosfrsibsit Der 0olfscertretuna bat Die beftiase
Mufrrauua i'm Rau3sn 9dnbe btroeraerufen. Sn
alien ltDsersn muO fleinsrn Stdoteu fucen Der
iaumlunaen Der @p6hlsr uno Wahlmauusr fat.
roslts Dem NharoronetentauIe 3ur Seite treten,
unp ii s in Sel6iiEen unO @oreiTen srfidren.
Sm Stae6rrnete"tauie fsltft fam Der S6porbef'e
iGe q traa am g.. uuo 10. Bstriar ,ur Sbluf-
tcratbunl. unb fitrte 70 beftiae &dmpfs aeasn
ras Winifferium brrbei. pie cieise lie nod niht
rrlsbt BATE. Or .. 1crfsnted @nrif, 9RaIpsd.
Gws1tsn. Sbul,e-O elitih uno Simiou tieiten
ror,rslRibe. marfiae 8spen. unb Die Miuifer
rdhmen Gb nsbsn linen mie bumme Sunasn
ans. Die rs waaen, III bis 9tsht ern (ter WInner
sinSuareifsu.
Der Suh 3mini1sr, Graf CUR Qippe, lu6te au,
ferf rurdh eie Srchuna ein,uihGhtern. cos, wsnn
rer Ssibluh be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @therlss
lihfsiteu i'm 9anbe aur Nolae bdte. Die She'll.
nebmer als intel, ctusQe urbeber ~perfclat perpen
mIr6en. Tie Nbaeorrneten ldhten ion ier5b ats.
uno ldmmilite Sprshsr ssisten ihm, cas lie fb
um ieins SsrfoIauna mid pas @,erin1ft, finn.
mern, ~lCursru ibm 5rob bieten purpeu, pie bis
Der.
Quf bas Shlaeenofs piefen he mad, tof BAG
Nv ~ I''bh JUL,
unb ra6 ras observation-disclosures MIR lein 6aue.
red 9etrau6t, menn ss ben Seihlue Dss Sber
Sribunais OILS rettsunaiiltia erfl1rt. IS fel
pGtri Der Matel aui ben Suli,mini tier, bag Die
Ter Sel6luB nur onreb Die 5in3u3iebuns Son 2
6Ilfs.Artsitsrn m6sli6 esmorosn if. nm Die
Webrbeit elmer S'tmme gu srrsihen. elm 9erfat.
zen. eae bis bdhir gan, nnersSrt geipeien iR. -
Wairsd aab ais Wiiialieo zines Der feds Senate
res SbsrtribunalS lsinsE Shmar3 parilbsr ,u err
~fennen, paB Durt osfen Serfahren Das Nnle5en
PES b0hlfens 9eridbtebofee iopls res prsu6iihen
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Eeuh fsinen Nnifano iu iagsn, rap Mdnner,
nftroe bns Sieht in unrebt 3u osrfsbren trahten.
uibt me'r serbisnfn. prsuBilhe Hitnter III lein.
unD oaB bas Ntasorcnstsns6aus uitt nur bas
81 DIT. %ionosrn Die Yfibt babe. Den Spruh bee
Sbrrtribunals ais rshtsunsiiltig gu branpmar-
fen. Bsnn man fh einem iol6em SDlteme
fI9e. f0nne man ltsbsr Sieid Die gan { SerfaGs
luna binaehen.
@nstR fGs4e fs9r yihtis. ss perbs Der Ylan
~perfolat. bic @erihte in p1S @ebiet Der Sntsr-
pretnticnen 3u iirhen. nm nit 5uife Der @erihts
Ole Derlouen Der NbeeDrDnei, II aniu9rRifen, unb
IN b~e0irten. Dae ribt Die @fccutlO-@ epalt Der
9anbeepeftratupg oe%rdntportlib Jet, lUnbern bah
pie @b9totrnstsn rem Ufini fern o~srantwortlidb
lsin lUlien. @neilf erinnsrt raran, pie lbmab.
Uoa in @naIanp riefsS Stfreten on Der 5ea,a.
felt rss Yarllmsnts 9eihe'tert, unO neIhss
5bidial 6crl l. raourh pom lsinsn Minifsrn
berritst worpsn Jet. QBir fGnnsu iset nur pro,
e%ifirsn. iasts @nsiR, sbsr mir tbun IS, um IpG.
ter ~ itablIirsn.
Mob iatfer mics 1wsfen. Der aIs srfes
Opfsr Der 9srfOIsuns srisbsn 1T, absr serape
osSbIlb 10 rutiibtstos' uno entitIoifsn aeaen
ras MIN ltsrium quit, tit, pts ttin Nnpsrsr. auf
ben nabenesa 5tur3 Dee tBtSsn Ssifsms pin.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-17

Die Serfafuna ,u stbaTttn. Ddrum n iiT,n mir
i'bt aefaet 'ein. P'br rem R5riar, menu sr
fd ra,u psrltitsn Iaett--prof for @n,if III In
DER uHiprritat in isinsr Scn 10 pielsu buupsrt
9tuosntsn tsiutteu 8orIsiuns mi, sinsm 6ph
smptanaen woreen uno bat nit elmer Hsoe pa.
FUR ssoantt. Ter srfs 0obIts3irt nirp ai.'&
Dem 'msitea sins 1rrsRe al ras Atsrorrnst.a-
erIoGrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-03-17

Rhein. g8eine, bic i6 prn rs Gts. Bic $13 rr Slafbs un6
ett GaaOne otrbdIniBmdBis Rnb ssitsemas biliser erfaufs,
lOpie aud auf msin eht impUrtirtee Ssltif -gBaftr..
Sn UerbinbunS nit bielsm Gefh6lt babe i5 cine
,9smutbiibP WsInitute"
gtibntafpca sinseribtet, unb inb.n meine fpertben 9,fu>
der itsts Die bsfteu @etri"fs uno aufmerfIamlte y soi nune.
S4lieBli6 bitsno, bas mir biSb r 3e'6snfle 9ertrouen
une aSpblrpusn aud in 3utunft auf nib gu: iibertro ecny
ieibnet tp6abtunS8soG Saepb QtppS.
8rolbifr. jpifhsn 5. u. g.
9.S &eeae unb biaise 9sbieaunB itbers i'd meiusn,
i'm 9oraus ga. 6. 6.