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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-16
.ryOR NALE- AND FOR RENT. --ID0

1ryOR SALE AND FOR HENT.-~lDO
-G Good Bniiding Lots, ia every part OF
tiie city which viii sell oheilp, A.
. Dwelling Houses,of al Kinds Tor sale on
several Farms FOR sale on time. t
10000 acres Of Timpered Land for sale
cheap. 5- a ~.
"a have several Dwelling Houses and
several Farms Tor Rent, a. 6's ~
lPersons Wishing 10 pnrcbase any kind or
Heal Estate can DO suited ~ reasonable
ilPerons desiring to sell either Houses,
Lots. Lands, o Farms, can nave tho same
disposed Of l,y ItaYlng q description at the
ofHae NJ tt
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M0rlsslnna.

1T is said that John Morrissey has
ordered a splendid coach for his use
when he goes to Washington. The
panel will bear his coat of arms.---a
damaged " mug.
The New York Dernoeiaey hope for
great things sfrom John MoFrissey ia
Congress, MS he KNOWS the ropes
so wellsaf lss ,ath slA 8 ehnf 20 81,
1t sbelieved that John Morrissey
will not be a quiet member Of, Con
gressi He will !" take fist !" in ey-
erything that turns up. pn---I ~ ..LnN
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Agenta for DAILY Journal.

JAMES l.. THORNTON, Princeton. Ind.
Capt. LEVI FEna uaoh, Peterborough Ind.
HARRY H. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
w. j. j.. HEMmEHwAY, Boonville, ina
q. II. DE3nULEn, Newburgh, Ind,
They will also raceive and forward 70 us
orders for Binding and Job Printing
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T-vOR SALE TEAM ~ One heavy two
m horse Team Wagon, aud Harness.
lui.f'arfe, w. w. 'SIIANNON,1.. ~
now dim 5isi odi nsAt the Bull Head,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14
Important Results of Mr.. Sew
ards Trip.

A Special despatch to the New York
Netos, dated Washington, January sO.b,
says
The Secretary Of State arrived here on
Sunday, from Havana, having successfully
accomplished a most important diplomat.
ic mission. On Monday, be had a long
interview with the President, to whom he
communicated the results Of this mission
Al the Cabinet meeting to day, all the
members were present, and the matter
was made the subjec, Of special discussion. J..
| have before intimate1 that the object of
Mr. Stewards visit TO Havana was TO
bring about peaceful and honorable
settlement Of the Mexican question. |
am now able TO state positively tha, he
was invested by the President with ex
traord'nray aud plenipoten,iary powers
Tor this purpose. A high officer Of Max,
:miIian's Govern ment, clothed with simi
lar powers, met Mr.. Seward at Havana
and an interview took place there, at
which the basis Of the settlement was
agreed upon. The agreement does no.,
provide for .he recognition of Macmillan.
nor does il require the Uuited States 10
make any change in her foreign policy
nor TO abandon any cherished principle.
am not even aware that Mr.. Seward
made any pledges or promises whatever :;
but on the same day that the DeSoto lel,
Havana, French steamer left ,ha, nor,
for Vera Cruz, and Il bore to Maxim;liap
The verbal assurance that the policy o:
neutrality on The part OF the United
States toward Mexico would b. continued
aud strictly enforced.
To day Mr.. Seward communicated 10
the Cabinet the gratifying fact ,ha, the
evacuation Of Mexico bv the French
troops would be commenced immelislelv
and that it would be our own fauI, ifths,
evacuation was not complete before next
July. The Mexican question is now IN a
f"'r way to be settled peacefully and hon
or""I!, and 'he'e gro only two wavs by
which that settlement can he re,arJed-
hrSt, by vioIaEqus Of neutrality on the
no Grande; and second, bv the intro
duc''on in and Passage by Congress, Of
ftens've aud injudicious resolution, like
these o. Schcncks.
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From the Southwest.
New ORLEANS. T

New ORLEANS, Feb. 6.
Civil proceedings have been commenced
by the Texas State Off .ers ut Brownsville
against the parties implicated N the Bag.
dad affair.
There are upwards OF ~ 900 destitute
persons in Alabama who viii ,-o.,;,, tho
expenditure Of upwards Of $1,000 900
per annum t. relieve them.
The labor projects on tie Red Rivsr
are more cheering. The feedmen ar.
disposed TO give better satisfaction.
Napoleons spe. ch to the Corps Lrgis,
fdfV announces that the French ,roops
will DO withdrawn from A-xico. u.s.,s
he hopes It will pacify the people of the
United States, who were invited TO i,in
lhe expedition, but declined, sIthongh
such expedition was not ag.ins, their
interests.
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UNFoRrUNArE AFFAIR w. are pain
ed to learn through private letter from
Union, that Mr.. Jas. q fsrnsnd-s Of ,ha,
District, WAS shot and killed hy a'tody
Of soldiers sent last week to effect his ar
rest.
Mr.. Fernandez il seems had some diff
hculty Tlth members of the garrison a,
DrionvIlle spme weeks ago, ip which con
siderable violence WAS manifested Ef
forts to arrest him had failed until isst
week, when a squad Of pen sent for ,ha,
PURPOSE, found him ut his residence. He
sIsting the demand to deliver himself up,
he sevsrely wounded one Of the detail,
and thereupon received several shot.
which proved Immediately fatal.
Mr.: Fernandez bore high reputation
Tor character, and WAS much esteemed by
those Who knew bin. We fear ths, the
circumstances OF his death. If as reported,
will exercise an unfortunate influence in
the community where he resided York.
DiHe Enquirer.
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THE CoEFEDeRArE GENERAL FoRREsr.

The CoHFEDERArE GENERAL FoRREsr.
"A Cairo dispatch states that General
Forres: having heard, upon what he sup
posed reliable authority, that the Secre,a,
ry Of War had issued an order 70. his
arrest and deportation to Washington for
trial by military court, he left the coun-
try, ard, IL is supposed, has gone to
Mexico.
The largest crop Of corn ever raised in
the West was produced during 1865. 1t
is used extensively as substitute for coal,
and makes hotter fire. Com is now
selling IN Chicagofor 81 cents per bsshel | ,
which IS cheaper as fuel than coal at ten
dollars per ton.
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ALLs QoIsr.-Soms short time back,
1t was unsafe for fellow to go one inch
from his nose after dark, for fear Of hav
ing some-well, we will not say what
throw his hand, club or other dangerous
weapon against our head. Now, affairs
have taken such turn that We do no,
hear Of more than one man killed, mur
dered or robbed in day. Certainly,
things are quist.-Augusta Presr
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HYMENEAL.

Married, On Thursday evening sth instant,
10y Rev. j. w. Crder, Mr., JOIN II. Rourx,
son to Miss MAMIE TRuEsbEI, all of Lancaster
District.
In forkvill. 22d ult, Mr. J. r. Withcrspoon
to Miss Bell G. Williams.
Also, Mr.. II. Keller to Miss Sarinda Dcr,cr
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Z G31i3 D.


LANCAaTEEviLLE, January !, 1866.
WE. the undersigned. take this method
OF Informing our friends and patrons that
we have removed onr store 10 CharIo,,.
~ Z where "" will keep general assort.
m"nt of Dry Goods. Hardware, Grncrri.s
'r"rH"rv' Nc. and will be FIrascl to re-
cels" visits from them, and are confident
"'"' ~" can N"'i as cheap - they can buy
anywhere else.
We will attend to the sale cf Cotton and
Country produce generally, and furnish any
Information, at any Zine. IN regard to prices
and shipment, Nrttn or Suu.a.
Oar "l"re vii Hr iouni on Trade street
under Ia" D.m,rrH pr,u,in. Office. opposite
DE-. Sears Dang Store.
We return our sincere thanks for the
n''!"rm "indnc>7 and encouragement which
We have received at your hanis.
Respectfully. vour ch'l serv'ts
X. + COClIRANT,
}. ii. WILSON. Ir.
January 10. 1866. IS-,r
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Obituary,

Died, in this Village, Saturday morning last.
10Th inst, suddenly, of Apoplcxy, Mrs B. Nc.
LarnoH, in the S0th year Of her age. The dc,
ceased was native OF Londonderry. Ireland,
aud had been Tor upwards of forty years a res,
Id"nt OF this Village. Shc was woman of
excellence and universally beloved. Her chris
tiam walk in ltc gives us "A bright hope OF her
eternal gain. C..
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/ NV h r s al
9 l OF h es Wrinser

This Wringcr has again taken the first
premium in tie G:eat Fair of the American
lnstiluis-it has also taken the FIRST Pre-.
MUM n The State Pairs of New York, Ver-
mont, Pennsy lvanis, Ohio, Michigan, Irdi.
ana, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Connecticut River Valley Fair, ChamLlain
Valley Far, and ut most Of tie Couaty and
Institute Fairs throughout the country.
Over 100000 have been sold and are now
in use in the United States, and ice nerer
heart Of one that Gr4S not liked
The UNIVERSAL is superior to all other
WrinIer-, in having large rolls of solid In.
dR Rrbbrr, so protected by strong COG.
WHEELS that they canrot slip or break loose
from The shaft Its strong wood frame cam
not be broken, and docs not rust or soil the
cioiheS. Every Unive.sal Wringer is WAR
EANTED.
NeseIcct few testimonials from persons
widely known To the public, who speak nc.
luAI experience, and are above suspicion Of
mISsta ement.
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BosrOy, Feb. 6.

The steamship Palestine, with Liverpool
dates 10 the 23rd, has arrived Cotton was
heavy, but prices were unchanged on the
22nd sales 5000 bales. Consols s6I To
81 tive'tweutie. were higher. closing
easier.
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The President, on Friday, ordered a
warrant 10 be issued for the pardon Of
500 North Carolinians.
A Southsrber has been boarding in mis-
own house in Beaufort, s. c., and pay
ing the negro occupan, three dollars per
day.
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BALTIMORE, february 7.


Flour hervy n, IS sop barrel. Wheat
Dull. Corn steady at S8c for white vel
low IS. Provision, quiet. Whiskey 27
CHARLEsToN. February 8.
Cotton from 40 TO ISs for good midi
ding The receipts Of corn during the
week have been very heavy, and such sales
as have takea place have generally been at
reduced prices
Tnsre has been no supply Of salt from
foreign ports duriLg the week. but an srri.
val co"s'w;ss brought 1000 sacks Liver.
pool. We hear of sales from on shipboard
n, 81 80 per sack
Gold is purchased by the broke's at Al, ,
and sold at 4. and 49,
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SOUTH AROLlNA-L Lancaster District.
RY ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina-

''c u HhoLslNA- Lancaster DlStrlck.
pY ID. a. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina-
ID ry for sad District
WHEREAS, J. }. Porter has applied to me
for Letters of Administration. debonis non,
on all and singular, the goods and cha ttels,
rights ana credits Of II. II Porter, late Of
the District aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
Ish all and singular, the kindred and credi.
tors OF the said deceased TO be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said District, to be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the 22d dav of February
inst, to snow cause, if anv, why the said
Administration should not be grated.
GIVEN under my hand AID seal, this I'D
day OF February, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sXty'six, and in the Goth year of the
Independence 0. the United States Of
America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, O. Id
February 7th, 1856. --2t.
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1--WE think the Machine much more than
pays for Itself every wear in the saving of
garments We think it important the
wringer should be fitted with COGS."-
lOrange JudI, Editor of American Agricul-
tuTlst.
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p R | G. E S

large "nnger, "a $l2 90
Mcunh w ringer, "B 10 90
botS w "sHer, aniy size. II 90
Doiy's Washer, !lotel Size. ls 90
Merchants or good canvassers can make
monsy rapidly srIi"g them in every town.
Exclusive sale guarnnt esd and liberal terms
given to respon 'ibc parties W lo first apply.
Descriptive CircnIar and terms sent tree.
The celebrated DOTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER, which has just taken tke first
prcninm at the great Fair Of the American
Institute, is also sold BY the undersigned.
I. G. BROWNING, General Agent.
No. 3i7 Broadway, New York.
February 7ts, ls66-ly.
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News Summary.


~ ''pP'''
General Scott lef, Key West January
lS b, in the United States steamer Mas.
sachu; etts, for New Orleans
The Asheville News states that Gov.
einor Vance has determined to reside for
the future In the town Of Wilmington,
IT,. A. w N,sv.;, ,;
r.n, ,,Io, NJ Tho Sa,,b C,,o,;,a ~.
f.,.r.s a;sa =, Imrs,,v;,s n
A.,,,v from, tho .esc,. fh,.at;ux H.
t.o few usets aco
coxo,,or paroa ~ fA,h.,. ;..
the editor Of the Montgomery Mail ,ha,
The United States soldiers will certainly
be withdrawp frotn' that State as soon rs
the militia is!roperly organized.
Tur PsKsnrxr ,xn Co.opvs IT..
statsd ,b,, letters from ;na,.,,;,, .o,.a.
,a,;ves in tho Nav E,,,,nd Sat-.
rouring into Wssbins,o, ,ro;, ,ho;-
Senator, and Po,ro..n,.,;, ;,
rupture with the Executive, and 10 abide,
as lar as possible, by the policy he has
Seen ht to mark out for the restoration Of
Tue Union.
ADMISSION op Tvssvssr.. .p,,,,nr
Br,wnluw has w,;,,e, .,.,o c..,..
C,lrax. in favor Of Tho adm;.s,o, or ,bo
IN .mbers Of cor,,.ss from, T.,o
He saws ,iey are "lovsi." and can ,,ls
tAe oath. lbe"i'"rsor," however, strong.
~ Objects 10 the admission Of the mem
"srs rom any other Of the late rebelIious
S'a'es.
GevERA. E,R,v Ioror;-
ed At Petersburg, Va. from . osn,Ier.n
IN Mexico, who anuou pces the arrival in
that country Of General Esrly. lie rodc
OIL horseback i, d;s,,;so f,o,, I,
49, " ""''eS'o"' l'S"s' and
'"' :" 'i"'"''"--""S wrecked,
e''"F' '''s' CITY, anu alter
''' W "eN'eo'
GfN. J. c. PkMDEproS.-This dis,in
"' se"''e''"" Was !"
=, ~ 'fP"s ~ Tie Mansion
,v ~ A'"'oh on me
II ''' ''' 's' from
oe,eu rs '"e
-, N '"' ''''''""o AZ ''eHs'
'"' '''' u IN surrender
r,
;, ''e"u' " zen "'ep"e"
C..s "e"' os"e'", o' 'ns
-. ' WI 20 e'"''ne' 10
sp;ri,s, lie now resides ns.r C,L,uh,.
Mi,.i.sin,; wb.,s la ,;.a ,
The General !, en,.c.d /, ,r,r,i,o ..l
writes cbserir CIV and ho,.G,II, SC -, 81.
future.
A w.,h; .,.
w.a,.a.u H.,
~ s,,,h C.,,,;..
Ian, o,ho,. to, Sa.,n. C.y.,;-
40, mo .,.
+ ~
g'"nd complimentary banquet was
e's" AZ tue Mi'Is lionse, Charleston, 5.
~ 10 ExcellenCy GOySTnOT J,mps |,
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1t ia stated that Mr.. Seward, Mr.. Nc.
CuIloch and Mr.. Weles are for recon,
struction and stand for the President.
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"This is the first Wrnger have found
that wonld si0nt the service required of it.
J. +. Huggins. Lo"ejoy's Hotel.
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81 heartily commend it to economists of
time, money and contentment."-IThsR Rev.
DIR. Bellows.
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"My family would us soon give up tho
cooking stove rs this CLOTHES WRISGR.
1t cannot be too highly recommenGed.-
Solon Robinson.
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Nctice.

DEHSONS knowing themselves indeb
L ted to me for Lumber nre hereby no.
'iied md requested 10 settle the sane with
my Attorney at Lancaster G. H., w. "
C"nnof-, Esq. in whose hands the paprr,
have been left for settlement. Tn1,r in
deoted by account will plen,e settle by cash
ar note. "GrrenUacks" will le recri,c cd ot
par Tor either notes or ncroun,s due me on
said calWs, il rendered at m early day.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
December 2, 1868 I3-uC
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NLw IoEE, Feb 6.

NLw IorE, Feb 6.
Coltcn STEADY al 4S cents. Lard buoy
ant at ID to lS cents Sugar inactive y
10 l3 cents. God 1894
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RICHMOND February 2

The price Of gold in this city is-buy.
ing, 80 ; selling. Al. No change in mon
.y matters. We give below the quota
TORS of the notes Of the South Carolina
banks: Bank Of Camden 4O.. .; Char
lesion. l5; Chess er 10; Georgetown, l5;
Hamburg 10; Newberry 25; South Car,
olina 10 {; Slars of South Carolina Is ::
Commercial. Columbia. ! ) Exchange,
Co umhia. l5; Farmers and Exchange,
20; Merchants, Cheraw, l5; Peoples, 40;
Planters, As; Planters and Mechanics,
20; Southwestern Railroad, 25 State,
10; Union 60.
MOBILE, February G.
Cotton As and 47c. Gold AZ.
CISclSNArTI. February 5.
Flour remains unchanged sales raIg-
ing from 81 to $40 so per bbl. Core
dull at 50 cents.
AUGUSTA, February 5.
Cotton good demand at 40 cents for
ihiddhngs. Fair demand for gold buv
ing a, 40, and selling at Al.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
CHARLOTTE, y. C, Feb. 10

Cotton from 80 TO SO in currency.
Gold buying at 81 SO selling Sl.4o to
81 Al.
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t. T. NUVIIIANE,
J. ii. WILSON. Ir.
January 10. 1866. IS-,r
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ebelifer retniten @sfiible fir bstre Snfalie, beine,
alien Gater in biz birgft; bu GROCER &arl, Elm Sc
biIbe ans benz 6eusrofen bes Sdiuer'iGen @eutes,
hu farnff bon s.. Sransmiiller nibt na6aes
fiiblt, nidt bar9cffellt tperben. 96On bae beiBere
Organ, bas furdtbare 2uuaenarteiten, ole Ioute
eiue 2aIt sssOaenruerbtn, bas epia @einerlite I'M
Ton, tpas @efibl bebeuten fol-, 1T 70 unmcoriIt
ba6 mir elaubten, ui6t Gari Wcpr, ioateru Garlo
Nort Otbebeuc, tenen 9reineriihen 0tduterromolIs
talbtnarn Dor ms AZ lebeu. Jfi6t ollein mir
,trBten 10 fitbler, cenn ais Der Wiccr atging, nm
iid 81 iiberliefsri, (nGntlid benz Ntanne, benz gee
bclfen trerben ionte, neil er MIR IL Ginber tatte)
10 iagte elm jun9es nnlduloissS WGcden reber
nns ; ,,eS 9eldiebt ibnl gang rebt !" AUDI mir bat.
ten niGt eaS gerin9fte NSitleib.
1maIia (6rI. Wfsiffer). Sic SinfIerin mar
Bic I p N II 0maIta. Bite mir Tod, 9eSsten, aber
ea8 1T audi &ues, mas iptr itber bic Qelltung Ias
geu tSunsn. 2Sir piien nnb glauben eS, bab bic
&lla!ia elmer Der ihtrerIteu naS MubanfbarSten
Bartblen 1T, bic eriiirt. Die Dar(telerin Der
Ir1a!ta mnB cine Sra9boin fem, hie and ben 5ors
ts1tsl lprllten 3pn ou3uiGla9en i'm Gtonoe 1T j;
berDti1 nldunti9 NIB nnenbli9 msiblitb, nnb bieB
III elmer Bsrlou ST rereintsell, 1T 5iemlih idpsr.
Us ftut uns beralid9 leio, 9eesu cine iCIG ibSue
Atlal!e unbofitG iein 81 miiIIen. aber es mar eben
feline Spur BON elmer Mr,alia in Der Oar1tsluig.
S1 Der DunceriGEnen Gcene, no @nlalia Erana
BEN Oesen entrelBt, tpar Der @eIidtsausprud Der
ges5rttp 8linftierIn 70 SIsit9itltts. atS mdre 1e
chen mi Se9ritt, einer grDben 2oib BrDb an3u@
1dnslbsn. SRI. YfeufsrS Organ, iberbaup1 gan.
SeS Wsieu paBte nitt CUR Nr1alie.- Defamation,
UerpeSungeu, Nusorud, dies mar ~oerfeblt.
Oeralte Wpor (Serr Yiornlanu). Sir
haben benz juu9en 3~inftIer nidts 81 eorrtgtren;
er entipra6 belll @eiit Der Stole auf oaS Bete,
nro es 1T fltd1t ishr Isibt, etneI ipI6 unenbli6
palftpen GbaraEter 3nr Oarteuung su bri1aen.
Obne lanswelIis 81 tperoeu.
SPte9eIber9 (gBir babeii ben Ranlen rere
9sl1er). EOaS mar baS nor. plus ultra ; mir per.
ben Dir etpig arpuen, grDber SGpei,er, baB bn
ben Wtaun niht TIM erftell 4tt erftoden.
!. Die N&mber, Wtptto am Sscpf bieier 2eis
len.
Cine 81 agifratsperiou (Qerr Reuu.
BERT. Dieter &istltler lam aus Der t~leil1fteu
Noue etlpa8 rta@sn nnb sei1te es ms pieber in
lenenl fonild,en @ertbtsberrn. a
Nud Zen a III 0 lei () &auberhOr biirIen tpir
1ltdt per9eHen. SSeper Der Ssrren Gboriiten lang
in elmer ,bm beliebtgen Tonort. Oiefer TpndacS
mar ~ein5t9 lit ieiner Art.
Wieberunl la9te uns Serr G;emelinpi ,Das 1T
ia tsln g8unber, tenn bS Weui d. Ell baben
tsine Qieoer".
Gum SGlnlie ,rp1en mir bic Bemerfuna ntdt
nntsrbriideM, baB Stife tpie bic 86uber lCuten
auf Der Goncorb,abiibne nidt gegebsn tperben, unb
eS lfettlt ms gu ietn, oaB bic DIRECTION rur benz
9aite 5u Ileb, Der germ ben Sron3 MoOre iptelen
noute. nad9ab, oeuI ein gtiid, bas 70 piele quite
SboulpieIer braudt ME tie ,R6uber", gebt fiber
bic Srafte unlerer 8iRne.
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g. @arb.

Il 3. 8arb. 9. @rfctnct.
earolineitr. aufseaeat Seiu.
oHH lEa& 3 ..n i'm &Eftroa ber Ma5Tlt6tsy.
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Mnsus m IampffAtTe.


Go mtrb ttermtt Rehrt@t seeeber, tns ttt
rnteristdasts bon Baltimore TIM Stadt MfarNldnb f5 usr
benz goatienssri&t beia ter statt an Is. aus. 1865 @eUoa-
undptteunacs 9apiere uter bas periSuItGe &~isenttuna Su
Wtlltam 3eepe, pel9er tn beiaster Gtdbt ~seiOrbem
II. Strl@aft bat vile gericneu, welhe 2nlpTii&e an ben
Na@lss seNstten 90 MAIDEN BADEN, ~erte en- babsr aufeefortern
lpide an ober ncr bent Is. Tsbraar 1867 bel intcl ~Setbneter
eeltsHb 81 ma6eu, TtcrisenfaUs Re ipatcr mad BEN Geiese
tetue I~niprIhe an bsiaete 5intsrlaisnf6aft risbr n,obeA
tSnnen. &Ue Ser icnen. Uet1e an ei1etc StntsrlaTenIha
f&uiesa, rerben btetmtt aufeefcsbert, an bic unter,etGnets
lcirst i3atluns gu ietfsu, rtRrtsenfaGs eest@tt@ grstu BITE
ieIben ~psrfabren mtrb.
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Mseebote fir gcnraee uaO Ta,eruuo

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Baltimore, 5, OH. $50.
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Office biS gu 9lontas, ben 10. tieiss, atittasS I'M, le
ubr sutgegeH %gsnoRmen FIR bic SieFerung eca uadbsnanu.
ten QrtIelm f2r hiele8 DeSortement Mnb 1tcar in ioLhen
Guautitaten unb gu ipl4er 3eit NIB all Iol&en GiGe.u
pie sc ee RegierHng r~erlanaea mag, Els gum 9. SannaE
1857 ais
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80 Granen A~nttracite 3pbltn.
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Gie @rtifa mAieu ben Der Eeften QndIttat ian nnh
Fnb Der seI6FHL4en ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS atsxuOp-
fen.
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Office.
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NpH 1O-S Observation-Disclosures
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Momtuiitrations sMa5eiae.

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Die lutsrSei@nete Spu 8attimore i'm gtaat 0arSlonb fb
Der rem WaileneeriHt bsiaeter StaSt, dut 8. Sept. 1866
DebpllmShtisungS Baptere u6er tas perFSnliGe @isenr
t6um bon 5rPn @ottFte6 2aifs, pel&er In tefaster gtabt
~setorbsn III, peri&aft Dat. aIe 4erioaen, pel@e Gas
iptit&e al ben yfadlas b%eFieIten .r atapen pabeu. tp,rben
taser auisefcrbert iolde an CHER Dor BEN 8. Daara '67 bri
nptsrBei@neter s~elteub 81 MAIDEN, wibriSenfaus fe ipater
naG rem geese tsine anipriGe an be!aster S,nterlafiens
f9sft mebr maiden fSnneu. &Ge 9eripEen, peids beias,
ter 9iptsrlaNeri&aft i@nltem n. tperceu Fteruiit aufseForOett
an bic 1Ia'er5ei&uete foiort Sablung 81 %leiseH, pibtiseu-
fal8 aeri9ttt& seSeu ~biefeIben perfabren wire.
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