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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-23
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pp6nbetten
Gut ienes seit5btcSe, esmHttpereerberbe, lelbOers
nthttnbe 9aaer tusejpDen bab., has untere SrreTs
bdllier fitQi ;,ab l,reren Dpipiern 3ablre)e 9ous
itaSene lictert - .erett cbn: aut(9ub Su Or.
S6umanu's Gebens u tfeHi nne
ora b if0I.gillen
Dieis melbsrubmten NpitteI 9eesu ale aus Sugeno
[iuten entprinasufen llebel baben GuRtrf eitnltt9
ssDirtt uno &0nIeucc benz eebcu, tbnen bic @cinno-
bsit wtcbtrse5eBeH. 9pllItiEot9e SeiluHs wr6 aa-
ranttrt ipenn ttire Ast csrlcten, nnb Die Ntittsi
IcIort ansemaub pereeu. Sin 8sr'u9 ptro ben
9atieueu oouop iberseuaer. Seber ioltet ebe er an
6ettatb remit oieie Mr3eneiar 9ebrnudcn, Hro bale
perbsa. zsrb!ieiu, Slid uno 3pfrietenbtit 5urai-
iebren.
Office glr. 30,
Hprtbfr., l 5aus
Don eertn9tonar.
Ge9e Dtn uno lag Dt6 ppn
9r. GebGmanr,
Nr. 80, Rprtbtr.,
l Pau5 BON 9ertn9tcniir.,
furiren! Or bat bte BIS jeBt,befdnnten,
arSsten Seuren gema6t ais Der @ntbeder
ner etn,tssu unfsblbarsn petImittcl ssosn sebsime
Rrantbeten. Die 9eboncluns, wei1e er sn9!a8t
bat bic suiguns her ausDeSdbuetaeu aerSie bon
Sari8, 2pnoon II. Neps Dpn uno tbr enrbsdrai9er
erfolo bat hber ausn 3welisI f.lsshsat. eab cine
plutlHpe 'st''ulS W. NNss
cinaebur9ertsr 2utleu6e, gpncrrbce Stittiifen
(SarrrfDten 8eren8nn0) 9ergrSseruna bef
Bpriebers sOriile uebeIn. ipeidbe ctner eeptsen
ssbeimsn lseppbubet ibre 6ritent
ptrbarIen. Ii. ( 10. II. 10.
BIC aur mrraliben @spibbct erlanat persen Tam
p,uu ber satieut iidb an Ntr5ts penbet, auf eereu
2piTen, @si9id II Sriabruu3 man Hb oerldisn tann.
Sett or. . dumann III unierer Dittie a4 als
Seitlnititr neberSeiaiitn bat finb bic oiesn dale
pelde unter feline Bsbancluna Befcmnen tno lanult.
It'd, cbnc tine ein3ge GuSnabme - eebetlt poroeIi.
&ntae bereIteu beitaubeu len SabreR.
8sionoere Aufmeriamtett pteu,tt CT aufn Setpen
ber @sbltbiss II. Sarncr9one. pie Bpnprrbbe. ga.
menitub, Striifureu In ebtr Spr1, ttranfbetteu Der
slieren SIais II. 0sritbsrs Drue Utrturtal- feihen
II. 5aituteu pie lbtreaupt SYPHILIS TN eriten,
,rreitcu, britteu Graos unb srblite.
Dr. 6umann's Setlnetbcst Der generrtb
II be ppniommtuiie bic es 9tbt; fs VI ote tar5eti.
itderite II. befe. Der aranfe erbilt te'ren Scfa'p
8aian,, fsine Gabeben, teiu GerpentinS nod anoftt
gtel erresence @aetn; oubsm oe Setlin8 erlolgt tn
,lpet Sasen, pbue Shmerieu, cbne unteaueullttbfe,
pbus Nenoeruna oer Dtat.
8ameu bon MusWirts. bic Ir. Stnnaiin nm Ratb
III fraoen puui3sn fSnneu oteie5 trisfib tbun Au'
striefs an i'm iolsu cine pcitmatfe euHaltsu. nTl
bsantportet gu rper6tn.
apen.tsa ,usrbsn nad alleu gsssnbeu tes sanbes
eeianSt.
Wlan ptrssHe nidt bic
Office: gtr. 80, Rprtbfrabe,
(aus291O 9alttmofe. 1te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-23
Gebcime aranfbeiten.
@rlnblt6e Sur earantir t
pen
Or. Solspb Tabian.

@rnnSit6e Sur sarantirt
oftss. Or. g S0issb Ssg SSst. Sseiem: .s,.:s.
IbiIaccIpbia.
Or. Sabiaii earuntut IN folS.nben aranttettsr
cine idnele uro arlnolite 3ur Die Dtebbln iptre
ben mir isIbi subsre'et urb 1T Sur4aus trd oSn
Ouediilber.
0ebcime 0ranfaciten
tsiberlet @ei9ledts, 70 i6redli& in itren SoIsen.
penn perna1IaaSt unb mtnu midi ppa e,uem sriabrs-
nen NtSte bsbanbelt.
SelbnteIeduns (Snanie),
teren trauri9e trlsen lia .unb9sten In Wbmutb.
rdGtIiden Samenersiebunsen, Stwd1e ea manis
M6sn .ssus'nSstIaf. seb.nsaSnsmB nno , sneliG
fne. iouten lid pertrautnspoa an mid ipeubtn. SD
babe Gauerbe older llnslidiioben 3u ibrer ruberen
fraBen 6eiunbbeit 5urldsebra&t bte bon Aneeren
ali tebanbelt peer ais uube,lbar aufseeebea pctbcn
iiub.
5rauen'8ranfbeiten.
SSeihst Iiue, biufs bic llrGade alsen,einer
e@maGs. inreselmaaisteit uno Mnfrnebtbars
Felt.
unreselm dbtsfett
In her mpnotlici)en ReiniaMna pter gGnalidbef
MuSbifiben ctrieIbsn, eieidpoel bon fpeber lrlade
ip,ro In ptnstn Gasen bon mir berssteut obnt nab
tbeiliSe SoIsen fur oislSeiunbbett.
Seit nsiner fnhetnidbrBen prarts In tiefser Staet
babe id mid baupilddyl,t mt ber getanslung obtps,
Rrantbstten bei@as nns sarsn S'e SIaHaensltsn @s'
fultate erSelt. t.t-l.4.st
Muswdrtise Yatienten 81
ic,nen bon mir bsbantelt tpereeR, enn lie mir tbrep
9uitano fdriitlit mitbelei.
fidbert. (San5.lSo
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
Nr. 228, Vine St., Philadelphia, Pa.
(Sanla1S) .-
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&per'S

EI W. CUR rai6su pctlunS Ron @stais
SkH E{M Jtun8. buitcn, 8rtppe oct
-za1- 1sAv/ ierfeit Yrduhe, @ntb Il IL
buna Der 2urBbreV- Sipele be.
9tnnsnosr austeb bruug itno
5ur9 9tnoe oeruna Der ectben 9 bwtn6 u d
tiger IN pprBerndten = tab Ten beS
uebeIs.
60 arch II oa3 Seo ittner RuBliht'tt 10 Iablreif
ieine 6eren, taR es lat m iecem Gbelc bee pan6sS
6erilt, betarute geiibnltdbteiteu III tngr gtt bic
burd einen Sebauh pcn betnrubtgeHben. Ia pcr;ipet
ieten gebtn cer euuge beiret ppreen iino Se' enem
enmolasn Beriude tri feiu 8crSuI rcr itecm auoern
grlilSifmiltel iu itbr tercoT, als cop uubemcrt
bliete, uro lpo m1n ietne nuten 9ortlngen tennt vi
baS publium ridlt mebr I'M 3wetist. iu iucltem ylit
tel es aeaen Die lualoocu II. 9etibrltdcn, unlerem
Slima eaensr geidpetoen cer YungsnpDane greiien
lpl. gpabrenb pleIe unWr' fame Ntitfl, nit beutr
nan oaS Publitum iitsri6w.mn, 6iaSto DsmGd
bateu uno bet Sete 0eoctftn iHo. bat otsies nit
iteem 8erfube nee ,Sreuuoe iit errporten ben raR'
ZEN unctrgestde Uptibateu ermcien II. gu iablretb'
unb Su meTtwlrot3c NIrfn 8ematt, nm pergsItn Ju
psrbeu.
g4r ttuncu BEN pubi'lm MIR reriibe,n ba6 fprl
dtig oaraut otiehen miro olB bls gcctcd ninet Don
better 0uatit Tt u. itfts ale Sinotrung 0:pdbti o'
"a ie aeipabu bat.
(Sethlt6e, NtBie. staat5minnsr II. berccuaasnbt
gtrbnldbtecn IN lrcber Sab haben iibcr ele un.btr
reiiIbe ytubiidett uuisrsr otilmtiel ibrtitt 3tu9
nb abgele9t 9tiumniLnJtl petb ctei btn Nborut pet
3eu8nte. llrers Haenten petabtol9sn nulsrn ~ame
rl'oRiit en- NlmaHab" statIs; r eutbat ole 3nlautc
uno Nenaue geibIeibun3 bet Ssbreten bic bic Iiute
beiltn.
qDer EN- M It mmeubcS Nittel sur gIut
teiui3uas brdlttt uoct III per's ju I'M c IL
geiegtem 5ari iapartl ler-S Srtrafi
ote seei9nete NacBn. 4tn 8e,Iutp beltbrt ipct bei
ellen iberis.
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ptai. uus Su baben be, aIlen &potbsiegn uno atsH
gcrtiu'ern aler Srien. fSdr.ufeb)
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SSH ~ u 90 pduw une HlnsG
G.U oNlunA "a com Nlltth
llib 'pUNt3 W Itnre MARTIN,
30 lbm B c cctr ltHn y}g,sr
M'teltt @ItIer
NlGt au''e ylgttr . m 1t,
Hia - rGrd lutbtePIst.
Re- haH' ,bm ii3n ahH
Cani It ti3nl % 70 gWafsu
so RslU tn =t'HnL 9a,i;,
um y,tellt.tU Ac,it.
Hu5 |Gttt mt SIIlttH.
SluUamticy UHb Sndi,n
St' itoU'n lt.Igyl wtfsI
Jm l1lt en- IUyltatu
lldc -a w'ur ts rtihlf wurE
d mt MT Ont me vbgt,
gtrsu yla' sun 24ugcFr
9Dc4r iW, cas- @s!e ru.ug tu.
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8eUWC.GT ngtl as QlaI,s,
G,rGt btt.aui sIn3 ttltIfN'u
Yer gt6uUJtu ilub gclltH.
30 lab Al iturm Ere
2 @i J4uit mot lttTt DCrit,
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buT dartH tldu's1 l'p3T
Wud toGgr tlaH'e Nl URT! -
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. lUbEtu tIIutn guBU
0lc ibn 70 lc9r uOHUHBW,
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so bsn = Vy 4s.en
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RI. 8, Rob. 5eb. rdte BaitmcteN'ase
Sat forttpstrtnb einC aufmabI pou Garetsn u. den
aerporbdnstn (5baeesl nab ben neueiiea S'usTr
nnb su btaisen prttlsn.
~ Simmsu peoea mit bs etaea epr ItaIt 'oss'
tisu (9aai-i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-23

Guplidee8 SslDe
Str Iai,iea icrt,pdbrenb
SKt-G
Rprb -GaroItuG.
georgtar
HIatau,ar
Gtuueiiee
ano @iratnto.
Bantnetsr
au ben sEdbeen TaxfhpteHa
pbtltp, Sooer &ge.
gde p.n Boitiulcre- v. parrtlrlAfJ
fsgy-, aeaenIber bem -y1b. Snitit,tt.S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-23

2 9Nl 10 n q o q UullHl0Tt Wtp'
Su gB btnetpn tei Chs. Gbrittaut,
VT. 81, "a. Moeuue (Suli61S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-23
HermiiGte8.

Gin Gstibt unisrs5 bsrlbmten SbpI-
lsnsttttrS 3. $. 8oB fanb In p!s(en
5aaen Elm @Itrnasr glrit IN BEN Rad.
laife zines tilUlih ouRcrbersn 9anepre.
pigers. DaTslbe tt nit Der gsmsrtuns
perleben, pap es pcbl rob ME seerudt
iet. Q8ir brtngen edlelbe unlersn 9slsrn
nit Der ron benz SreotBtr gsibriSbeneu
Grftduing; Der Surfbtitpf pcn Guttn
bate bcm errtiBtn e0maltsen Reltcr uno
Cihtcr GoB etnen 6jarten grihentt, mo-
oou ppIber Elm Natbsberr Der Seiger mar,
nit Der AmGigr ocS 6uritcn an ben DID.
ter: @r tonne nun pen SbIuliet ju oem
SIrttn ron rem HatbsberTu bplen idnen.
Cteier bate Gbcg arb oeriniceene 6ueer
lunacr fur; pWtr In zen 0,drtsn brln-
4tn ldlcn, wpnr er bGIpuocre &trAutung
prriun8te, Wicrt3WNl5 Ct btn SblulIeI
dusim,icrn iib meistrte 9iuf fpItr per-
eMpicuIb abIhla9lge AntWort lbrItb
GpB ipi1tners Ytalt an ben rrRrn Mint.
ter pr5 6urlttn, otn o5NfCn gSpam1r,
Wcrdui raun natuTIjt Ioaltjt3 bic AUS.
l,gfcy,,,, kf L Ftt,tV,ta ayf,,t,ts,
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BfpbpeHlNet: Y, paeIeT D. NNb
Sbpmip Il . d, Baltimore, Web.
Sr 9Gdi tnatpn bel 0 bS. e bri tain
Rr. 81, ga. Goenne (Jul6. Is
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02

OF the Constitution, and any State late
ly in insurrection shall have ratified
tie same, and shall have modified its
constitution and laws in conformity
Herewith, the Senators and Pcprcsen-
tatiTes from such State if found duly
elected and qualified, may, after having
taken the required oaths OF Office. be
admitted into Congress A. such.
And be il further enacted, That
when any State lately in insurrection
shall have ratified the foregoing pro
posed amendment to the Constitution.
any part Of the direct tax under the
act Of July >, 1851, which may remain
due and unpaid in such State. may be
assumed and paid by such State. and
the payment thereof, upon proper rs
eurranccs from such State to be given
10 lhc Secretary of the Treasury of
the United States, may be postponed
for period not exceeding ten years
from and after the passage OF this act.
4 Bill Declurilg Cars1ia P,feons Tuczfgt-
bic 10 Office lll0cr the GCTlTa.ac5lt Of The
Luitca A'gtee.
BE !; enacted. etc, That no person
shall -ba eligible to any office under
the Government Of The United States
who is included in any OF tue follow
ing Glasses, namely:
lst. The President and Vice Presi-
dent Of the Confederate States OF
America, 80 called, and heads Of de.
DartmcutS thereof
I'd Those who in other rou2frir4
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02

GSS Country dealers III Confectionery.
when replenishing their stocks. shonId
tty the OLD established House Of Gg0r<te
-1Hlcr 4 Sons. Gl9 Market street. Ph;ia.
They sell at the lowest prices possible,
ana are withal prompt and obitging in
hihng orders, large or small. GIVE them
q trial. and You Will be pleased.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02

fE5HE following is List Of Aro,ot
Z and Dealers, Wholesale and pc!IIn.S TpSci!gn.S
the County Of MiifliE. classified aar,' aoe,~l "a
to the provisions OF the Act of asa, Ac,s9 lie
Glass II pays : 90; Glass IS paws n ~ .,
Glass l. pays y 90; Class II paw y y ~ ~.
Class ~ pays 70 co; Glass Q PAYS y " !" w;
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
GGARY! CLY8IER

IL - nave photographs, large aud small OF Geary .
~ - i'I agents wanted 10 sell them. send I5I.t-
Joy specimen copies ty mail, postage paid AI,irass
rI"'-7. kAHTiESuN I ~, stI t,host.(,,. 50
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
I,!1':aII.I;Iiy1:;IzI2'Il;z VI.

L laE'@-. releHry E.ountuy. Ilnpalt~ : - .|.Ir
- the cloths and 70 last ,ii'oll-h - months
hEeF} Druggist has H. HARRIS ( CHAPMAN.
''''- -'''s Boston
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02

L@@ The weather has again been quite
variable, with cold rains. The therlnoln-
eter this morning stood ~ t2-cn Satur-
day evening at -.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
Os.h Rates q AaFartising.

-hs GAZETTE ). published every Wednesday,
a. tie o,d stand 81 81 % IN advance = - :. the end
Cf : months.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-02

- pettle, DIdltOn Twp. 10 W
B. \. Bradley, McFeytown 25 90
D3hiel Bush p 90
W. Brothers, n Hamilton q 90
.haEon ohoop, Reedsvllle Is 90
}. y. Murray, Browns Mills Is 90
Geo. W. Graham, AIilroy Is 90
+ a. Hutton i 90
JOS. NruVcr Granville twp. S - O.
simon Ieager, Yeagertown S Is %
Patent Medicines.
DE- J. K. Metz, Ailenvilie 5 %
DiStiNcrS and Brc!cers.
Emendorter & Haeber. Lew
istOwn Is 10 GO
Billiard Tdbycs.
Samuel Marks, Lewistown, l table 50 90
Adam Hamaker, lst Billiard Table 80 %
I'd 10 90
John Hoffman, ] Bagetelle Table 5 %
An appeal will be held at the Registers
Office, IN the Borough Of Lewistown, on
the 18TH day Of May, at which place ana
time all persons aggrieved may attend.
JOHN L. PORTER,
ap22-t Mercantile Appraiser
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15
LICENSES.

1. Section 70 requires all applications for
license to be made in the district where the
business is to be carried on. Section "a
requires all licenses, except auctioneers'
and peddlers' Licenses, to specify the place
at which the business is to be done, and
the word ''place" as here used, is construed
to mean the premises occupied by the licen-
ses in the prosecution of his business,
whether the place be a single room, in a
building containing many rooms, OF whether
it be several buildings standing upon the
same premises and used for a common pur-
pose. But there are certain branches of
business which are not restricted to such
premises, as it is provided in the act that
lawyers, physicians, surgeons, dentists
| cattle-brokers and horse-dealers U2ay do
business at any place whatever under their
/ licenses. The licenses of produce brokers,
patent right dealers, insurance agents, pho
iographers, architects, builders, plumbers,
| and insurance brokers may, In order to
avoid the necessity offrequent transfers, be
! drawn in general terms, naming the county,
/ state, or SLales "ltHiu "uiOH INC Pal lNl0o
! propose to do business. Proprietors of cir
cuses, iugglers, &c, must have a separate
/ license for each State.
9. The licenses of dealers must be asces-
sed upon the basis of all sales made, inolud-
ing sales through brokers, auctioneers,
pedlers, and all other agents.
8. Manufacturers may, without other il
censes, sell their wares at the place of manu-
facturs or at their principal Office, provided
no wares are kept for sale at such Office
But if a manufacturer sell at his factory, OF
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15

resides.
80. Citizens of the United States residing
abroad are subject to tax upon their entire
incomes from all sources whatever; and the
same is true of foreigners, residing in this
country.
33. The term ''real estate" includes all
lands, tenemenls and heriditaments, COR
poreal and incorporeal. Profits on sales or
real estate purchased in a previous year
need not be returned as income, nor can
losses on such sales be deducted therefrom.
"a. A lease for years or for life is personal
estate, and any profits on the sale of such
a lease are taxable as income for the year of
sale.
35. Where any portion of legacy has
been transferred by the executor to the
legatee, so that the executor in his capacity
of guardian or trustee has no longer any
control of the profits arising from such
legacy, the return of such profit as income
must be required of the legatee.
So. The payment Oflegacy or succession
tax on the bequest of an annuity does not
relieve the aunuitant from liability to in
come tax on his annuity.
81. Where an income exceeds $4,000
$500 will be exempt, 4,4O0 subject to tax
at FIVE per cent and the remainder at ten
per cent
80. All expenses for insurance upon
property and all actual losses in business
may be deducted from the gross income of
the year. But losses sustained after De-
cember 81, 1865, cannot reduce the income
| for the year. Losses incurred in the prose-
cution of one kind of business may be de-
Quoted from gains in another, but not from
! those portions of income derived from fixed
investments, such as bonds, mortgages,
rents and the like. Assessors should also
be careful not to allow the deduction OF
amounts claimed to have been lost in bust
ness, when in reality they should be regard
ed as investments or expenditures, as when
merchants expend money in farming or
gardening for recreation or adornmeEt rath-
er than pecuniary profit.
49, Dividends from which the tax of FIVE
per cent has been withheld should be re-
turned as income, inclusive of the tax with
held; and after the total tax has been as
sessed, the amount of tax withheld may be
deducted therefrom.
40. Coupons on railroad bonds should be
returned as income for the year in which
they mature, if they are good and collect
able.
Al. Scrip dividends of companies named
in sections 100 and 122 are taxable as in
come at their neRigtia value, scrip divi-
dends of other co ss should be return
ed at their market value at the time when
received
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15
SCHEDULE A..

/. Gold and silver plate is subject to
tax if kept for use !E5ether actually used
or not, except as provided in schedule A.
But if plate is permanently kept in bank
or elsewhere for safety. and with no inten-
ton to use the same, such plate is exempt.
2. Pianos, organs, &C., used in churches
or public edifces, are not taxable under Sec
ton 100. The terms public edifces" is
held to include town halls, public libra
ries, public halls, and the like; also free
schools and academies which are main
tained at public expense, or are thrown open
to the public free of charge. Private
schools or academies, whether incorporated
or not, supported wholly or in part by
charging tuition fee, cannot be considered
public edifces within the meaning of the
act.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-06-15

Read and Preserve this Paper--HOw
and to What Extent You are to be
Taxed.
The following is copy of the instruc-
tions of E. A. Rollins, Commissioner for
the assessment of Internal Revenue of the
United States-issued on the goth of April,
to be observed in assessment of the tax for
1865. Every tax payer will find import
ant information of practical nature in
these instructions, and we would advise a
preservation of this paper for future refer
ence:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-28
Household Recipes.

SUGAR GISGERBprAD Three.
quarters of pound Of sugar, half a
pound Of butter, four eggs. little
rosewa,er, halt cup Of yellow gin
ger, and one pound of -four Bake
it thin.
SEED CAKE One cup Of butter.
two Of white sugar, three eggs, halt
cup Of seeds, and flour enough 70
make a stiii paste Roll it very thin,
with sugar instead Of -four on the
board, and cut it in rounds. Bake
1t about fifteen minutes
SOFT GISGERBREAD-Two cups
Of white sugar, one of butter, ono
cup of milk, two teaspoonsful OF
cream tartar, one of soda -four
enough to make il as stiff as pound
cake, and the rind aud juice Of one
lemon Bake in shallow pans one
hour and quarter
MAKING WASHING EASY To
sixteen quarts OF rain water add
three pounds Of sal soda and three
iourths Of a pound of unsiackal
lime Set It over the FIRE until just
warm, then stir it well, and set it
away Cor use. Take one pint Of the
fluid to two pals of water, and boil
the clothes in it. The dirliest OF
them will come out white and clean
with very little rubbing. There l.
no danger OF rotting the clothes. rs
it has been thoroughly tested. Il ~
within the reach of all, and costs
only two or three pence or so for a
single washing.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-28

Az ESGLisn brlNiOS 0N fHE t,sE or
MR DAVIS The special telerrsphir
correspondent OF the Philadelphia lcdr.
er, referring 10 the rumorel speedy 10.
lease OF 'r jefferson Davis On parole
ssy.
In this connection | viii say that a
most important argument covering so
printed pages, has been received NV tho
President from London. in which are
set forth the reasons why Davis canuut
he convicted IN any codrt Of the crmo
VI treason The ground gone over
dates from the foundation Of the Gag.
ernmen'--include- the Rights Of the
States as then unierst0od--tha action
OF New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia,
Massachusetts,, and the other States Ia
accepting the constitution, nn1 the opn-
IONS ct Washington. Fisher Ames, Ham.
ilton, Webster, Ellsworth, Ruff. King
DAVE, Spencer, Madison JAY. Randolph.
Franklin. Teneh Cox, James Wilson.
and Chief Justice Mexican, Of Pannsyl
'ania The pnrport Of these opinions
OF the honor.d dead. al showing the
sovereignty Of the States, and which the
bafsister who sends to the President the
argument gi'es in detail, inay be sum.
med up IN the remate Of Wilson in tho
Pennsylvania Convention Of ~
pom the existence Of tho state
Gesefnments depends tho existence Of
the Federal plan The Supreme, ali.e.
lutte and uncomfortable power j. in the
people before they make Constitution.
and remains in them ait,g il il made :
My position is that the
shso.u'e sovereignty never goes from the
Ieopls
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-28

AN ADVENTURE WITH CANVf.
BALs--An English missionary who
describes life in New Zealand in the
last number of Hours at Home. re.
laies an incident that occurred +,
him on one Of the South Pacific +.
lanls. While on a cruise he touch.
ed at small island for fresh food
irui, and vegetables OF these he oh
tainel a full supply, and was aboa,
leaving, when chief asked him if
he would like some flesh fool SAYS
the missionary " Thinking that
doubtless they hal hogs, | said We,
he gave quick glance around him.
snd singled out aud called to fine
young lad, apparently about Il
years Of age The boy came and
stood before him and before KNEW
what he was about to do, aud having
my back turned to look ut the fruit.
&c. heard the sound Of heavy
blow, anil, looking rouL found
tho already quiyering lad at my feet
with the words, Howl ano te kai p
Is that sufficient for you?J lIor.
row stricken, denounced most biz.
'erly the deed and leaving all the
provisions behind On the ground. re-.
turned sorrowiully on board
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1866-04-28
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