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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29

APPRoPRIATING MoNEY.-Edward Wood
ruff had a nearing yesterday before the Recorder
on the charge of receiving some money, on a
power of attorney, belonging to colored sol
der, and appropriating the same to his own use.
The accused, when arrested, had in his posses
sion Sl25, leaving the sum of $575 to be ac'
counted for by him. He WAS committed to
answer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29

AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in the
MedcoC Chirurgical Review, on the subject OF the ex
tract ofSarsaparla in afebtons by BENJAMIN
1ravers, f. H. S,elc. Speaking Syphilis and diseases
arising rom the excess of mercury, he states THAT no
TeedY equal TO the trTdct Of SaTSdpdTd; its poioeT
is eGtrd0rdtnGTy more so than any other drug lam ae5
quQRted Nth u IS IN the StTcteSt sense tonic, oth
hts RuGua6e a tTibute that U IS pLcd6le to a state
OF the system Sunken and yet irritable as
i1juFTOuS.h
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29
MANUFACTURERS


OF
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29

MALICIOUS MISCHIEF. - George Henry
was before Alderman Shoemaker last evening,
on the charge OF misdemeanor. 1t appears that
on Sa turday night a number of fish.women in
GiraId avenue had lot of oyster soup of which
they were partaking, and that Henry, out of
righteousness, threw into it a quantity of coal
oil, thus depriving them of their meal and COM
mitting also an act highly reprehensible. He
was held to answer in the sum of $1,000.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29
TEIE FENIANS.
The Canadian Scare Dying Out Dis
handing the YOIunteern, Etc.

HAMILTON, @. W., March 2S.-0ur Government
has received new light with regard to the Fenian
intentions. Yesterday and to-day orders were
issued for Immediately disbanding considerable
numbers of volunteer companies. Coming so
soon after the organization of new companies,
particularly of instructions to enrol all Govern
ment employees at the capital between the ages
of eighteen and forty-fve, this last action ap-
pears somewhat inexplicable. The only eX-
planation IS that the authorities are in posses
sion of information from which they do not
anticipate immediate trouble, at least from the
Fenian hordes. The last signs of terror have de-
more enjoying the blessed tranquility of undis
turbed peace. This afternoon the entire force
of city volunteers were out for parade and
field exercise. They went through various
movements with the regularity of veterans, and
presented quite a military appearance. The
battalion was under command of Colonel Booker
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29

HERNIA OR RUPTURE treated with professional
skll, and trusses approved construction applied
by Q. H. Needles, cor. of Twelfth and Race streets
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29

Helmbold's EXTRACT BuCHU Cures Kidney Disease
Helmbold EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Rheumatism
nembold's hXTR ACT bUCHu Cures Urinary Diseases
Helmbold's EX lR CT BUCHU Cures Gravel.
He M ODDS EXTRACT BUCHU Cures Structures.
Helmbods EXTRACT BUCHU Cures DrOpsy.
For the diseases named above and for Weaknesses
and Pains 10 the Back. Female COmpla nts and Dis
orders arising from eXeesses of any KIND, 1t is in
valuable,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29

STOLE A CoAT.-A person who gave the
name OF Charles Baker was arrested last evening
on the charge OF stealing coat valued at ninety
dollars from the William Penn Hotel, in Market
street, near Eighth. He was taken before
Alderman Jones, and held to answer for the
Oflansa.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29

1T ERADICATES ERUPTIYE and LUCRATIVE
DISEASES OF the THROAT NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS,
SCALP and SKIN which so dlshgure the appearance,
PURGIN the evll effects OF mercury and removing ali
wise, and is taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN with
nerteCt SAFETY.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29

scrofulous mercurial, and syphtc diseases destroy
whatever part they may attack thousands die an-
nually protracted diseases OF this class and from
the abuse mercury. visit any hospital, asy and
prison, and satisfy yourself truhiuness of this
assertion The system best Iesiss the roads of these
diseases by Judcious combination OF Tonlcs. =.
Helmbolds tightly concentrated Fluid Extract s ar
saparlla Tonic OF the reatest yaluearrestng the
inveerate disease after the glands destroyed
and the bones already affected This the testimony
thou who hsVe used and prescribed it for the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29

TWO TABLESPOONsFUL OF the Extract of sarsa-
para added pint OF water, is equal TO the Lisbon
Diet Drink, and one bottle is equa 10 gallon of the
Syrup OF SarsapRriIa, the deeocton usually made
The decoction is exceeding Troublesome Is
sary 10 prepare fresh every day and the s
more Objectionable IL is weaker than the decocton;
TOR fluid saturated with Is susceptible OF holding
in soiution much less eXtractive matter than
alone and he is otherwise Objectionable for the
patient is frequently nauseated, and his stomach sur
ieed by the large proportion OF sugar he Is obliged to
take with each dose OF sarsaparil and which Is OF
use whatever, except to keep the decocton from spoil
ing Here the advantages and superiority of the Fluid
Extract comparative view striklngly manifest
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29

APRIL has been received, with its usual variety
of interesting sketches OF men and things, and
miscellaneous articles upon live subjects. Pro
fessor j. l.. Capen, No. 25 South Tenth street. is
the agent for the journal in this city.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29

6.2O's, IO-4O's, ISSI's.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
GOLD AND SILVER, BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
DRExEL s. Co., No. "a s. Third street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29

A TRUE INCIDENT
IT'S strange what circulation Fame
Win give unto favored name,
Which merit does attend!
To brisk New YORK / lately went,
And heard prudent looking gent
Thus speaking to iriend;-
"Such ill-made clothes beat ALI
Rather than be again served so,
To Philadelphia I'll go,
And buy at Tower HALL"
Our stock of CothiRg Is the largest and most
pLete IN this city surpassed by imGterial, style,
and IT. and sold at prices guaranteed to0er than de
l0l0eSt TOWER HALL,
No. 6l9 MARKET STREET,
BKRERTT Co.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-29

STEALING VELvET.-A man named Hiram
Clark who halls from Detroit, went into store
at Tenth and Chestnut streets, last evening, and
stole a quantity of velvet. He was committed
by Alderman Jones to answer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-16
For County Commissioner,
ROBERT FROST.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY l6, 1866
The Boilers Dodge.

In the last number Of the Boilers Or
gan appears very sweet-scented. logical
article. in justification Of the call for
Union Mass Convention" and Of the
the recent efforts Of the Boilers to foist
themselves upon the Union County Con-
vention, in place Of the delegates repre-
ssnting Olympia precinct, who were regu.
larly chosen in pursuance of the call Of
the County Central Committee. The wri-
ter Of the article in question deems the
whola disnroanizin~ -er--' .-.-f."tlv iusti-
fable, and has the brazen impudence 20
affirm that "on it the very existence of
tho Union party depends" When duly
considered, it is not strange, however. that
men whose minded prejudices and
unsuitable desir+ for pref+rment and pow
er, even at the sacrifice Of honor, justice
and all moral principle, should array them
selves against the honest masses and the
true Union men Of the country with de-
termination to control or ruin. These
boiling schemers use the very same, to
them wise and philosophical arguments in
justification of their course, a. did the reb-
els at the beginning of the late war, and
with corresponding motives. Their logic
was: To save the Union, it must be
broken up. So with like cogent reason.
ing, in order to save the Union party of
this county. it must be torn to fragments |!
Beautiful consistency! The quint. essence
Of the most loatbsome eecesh heresy.
But this astuts penny-a-linsr alleges
that the delegates elected to Represent this
precinct were illegally chosen, which fact,
he Aays. il susceptible Of proof. and be-
sides lit was thought. 10y himself. Of
course that in regard to some Of the dele.
gates themselves, others might have been
chosen when there were % many to select
from whess record was unspotted." The
ssssasibls editor Of the p. Trbs.e vas
pssssns ss the precinct meeting Tor The
sl-esisa Of d~segs:s. participated in il d.
EbssssioaA ses~d - - secretary. nsde -
ss.p,siss - 10 M<gl vses q s.y ~
hx3-0 N - psar~~SBp: es~bsisas
tks~gAs q nos.. fsr sA<-r ssrs - r-ssusH.
pW0. - rsAsss. - ~a<~s1z ssca .
49, Eu~ s~~~ a. -~uh - -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-16

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s-~Ar-a a-'-rs~r's- 'aA@ ~'--'''a ''''4 49,
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s"@ ss-r'a'sar' aa's'a-'sz H'a@
rasz r7aAa -. ~~-~~~rE "a - = 40
=. "a a t~- s@@a~ z-~ssrz 49, 50
e'~P~ssaaa4aeis. - ~~'SA s''sA ''N-'' * '''s
qs~-'.~@ esrsf@-s- @aa i0r@ tA~5 s"a
ea~ei--'~.s- We sa'" an sSaa''-s "a
N fAs s~a 'F - ne a'''@ @
are nA 'ser-r-' @aeA -11a"a 'h.'
via ts- "hoa-saa- 'An"arrs ard i's- sh'eA
have heen e1re0l1i~d TAR and mar rAAHy
should have been led to support TIE
plsusaels cr-'-n''ons OF men ~hes~ hearts
are een'errd alone upon the sPoiis OF ONCE
At the price OF honor and Of every emo,
ton OF patriotism. we nave asserted
time and asen' ana can prove 10 'he SANS
faction Of any csnd'd man. tha' inc Pr'-
mary Convention in Olympia precinct was
held fairly, at the call Of the Central Com
mittse, and that the tickle, Of delegates
was elected by a fair majority Of legal
voters. qualified in every sense to vote at
that Convention. We assert again that
the sole cause of discord is simply en-
brsced in the fact that a CLIQUE TICKET,
did not receive majority of votes in that
Convention. This il equally susceptible of
nroof No objection was raised to any
mr., If ,bs rrccssd;no. At that meeting,
Int IN tbs contrary the opponents Of the
succes,ful. ticket appeared highly elated
over their pro.pects of success, until the
votes were counted and the result an.
ncuncea. And not until several days had
e,or,.d and N. scbemer, for Office had had
tim. to ul.n their campaign. was the
m.+.r;o, ,nony6,c,vr.a ont Of which ,bev
horoa IN s,;., ,b.ms.,v.. into Mace or
defeat their .ucce,.ful competitor. What
care they for the Union party, except as a
means for their own advancement Had
thew not hiqh authority for prefcrring the
success of Copperheadism to that Of men
who have fought our country's battles,
held unfarled her banner, and redeemed
her promise from treason foul stain? We
have pocket editions of such dissentionists
in our midst. They openly protest that no
party are strong enough to bind them to
q support Of its nominees. Their soon
.c;encs" ia the ,ole monitor. the higher
,.w" dictator which overrides all party
f.altv all love of country, if their amnipo.
tsnt visdom 20 directs. To these men
Law !. TYRANNY. because it interiors with
a;... IS ,h., b;,h tribunal, which NAV
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-16

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Thus reasons this boiling ei'q"e Ihen
to justify their action. they ess-'y re'of'
to all manner OF si.nder' p-r'ers'on and
fal'rhOOd' to deceive the u'susPees'ne
public, and e'j"le them into an endorse
ment Of their ubiquitous schemes. The
facts are patent to every honest and truth
FIJI man who was present, or has any defl-
mite knowledge Of its proceedings. that
the primary meeting for this precinct. held
in pur,uapce of the call from the Central
Committee. was fairlv aud honestly con-
ducted This our friend of the p. Tribune
ha. oneplv admitted If Copperheads
were permitted to vote, or if other illegal
vote. were cast. why were not objections
interposed at the time by parties affected
thereby? And again, if it were after
wards found that a sufficient number Of
votes were illegally poll.d to justify any
contest. whv hold q Boilers Convention,
composed principally of the defeated can.
didats., to pass upon their own peculiar
fitness for seats /. Why not contest the
;.su. bv spp. aling to the County Conven.
.;on n 81. nrorur and leu;tim.ts vav. and
in harmony with parliamentary usage ?
~. instead of tbi. manly cour,e. the most
d.cr.d;,,lv low and .nnaren,lv father.
,,.. r.,..hood. .re r..or..a ~, charging
the delegates with Copperheadism, and in
other respects endeavoring to defame and
blacken their regulations as men unwor-
thy of confidence, socially and politically.
And besides this. scheme was concocted
and determined effort made to prevent
the delegates from this precinct from hav-
ing any voice in the County Convention,
either in the preliminary or permanent Or
ganization. This. of course. signally
failed, BY the rssolute and determined ef-
fort Of q majority Of those having right
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-16

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-16

" - = - -
IT. That !. IS far a. -s ns-S g. ~
,haurA -, sS~x-&r - csaA& establish TOO
nzre E3.<.l vsses. Ana l~-s nay -
ar nS~r.sood. I al say Do sss Desa
Mr. CoSlfes n one He tod 1e he vsss
iato sh- eo..v-ution in god faith. snd !
have always fund him 20 be . man q
,ruth.--BoitI.g Bir,ISs. IN p. Ti,bsse.
Now isn't tina, cool. We "tlosgk %"
Doubtless true for once. You may have
Information, too. Of dozen Illegal votes
having been cast by parties in yox, istsv-
est, for i, is well know that more than one
instance of illegal voting was practiced BY
men supporting your ticket, one promi-
nent man going SO fur as to perpetrats
petty ballot.box stuffing, by voting two
tickets closely wrapped together!
But the best part of the j'ke in tho
above quotation is. that Mr.. Coulter should
be made the only honorable exceptions
when the reasons therefor are fully known.
Mr.. Coulter had expressed his preference
for Mr.. Bigelow for Probate Judge or
Coroner, or some other Office, (Mr. B. be-
ing standing candidate for anything that
might "turn up") hence his good faith.
HI alone was sound ON the "faith."-
Had there been others with like partially
for Mr.. B.. doubtless their faith would
have been sound also.
The REASON WHY-We issue to-day
a semi weekly edition of our paper. The
necessity for it is apparent. The enc
mics of the Union are plotting to defeat
the men who have. stood by the Govern
mcnt throughout her adversely. and to en-
sure the success of those who rejoic~6
over her disaster and defeat. Base false
hoods. are resorted to. to accomplish tho
ruin. To refute these lies, we propose
to print hereafter, during the campaign ~
often as circumstances may require. Be-
siaes, heretofore, we have had valued
ally, in our contemporary on Chinook
street. Now that the sole duty Of defend
ing and maintaining the Union cause in
this county becomes our duty. we must
not object if we do perform double work.
u Deacon Biglow says that "if." the
President had Democratic Senate" all
his friends would be walking out of Office
with their heads under their arms bsfor"
twenty -four hours. That isn't much
in the way. Don't lay that Aasering
JUNCTION to your soul. Your friends must
support the President ostensibly at least.
or saltpeter. won't save them. The Presi-
d.nt can appoint whom he plsases. and
tho appointee will receive the pay-ths
main "item." doubtless. you think.
~"The clerk took down the names
of every man that voted. "-B. B. IL p.
Tribune.
Then il illegal votes were polled. Why
did you not challenge them. OF Why did
not the clerk. Who 10 one Ct your co-bolt-
en-. do %. He prsss~es to know ths
political sssfus Of ev~ry nan vssiag. ~
be did - ehaIleses- Perhaps b. shesghs
she-- ma v~s~ voting yosr ticket. vsieA
. mas~ thas Eksly sa< faes q ~ 60.
90 ssr - szy Legal voe'Hx - acns-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-20

Der arisrtt. Gefanbte ertlaste fG init bic
Ier Grtiatung %pUlitdnbig befrteDt0t.
Berlin, 16. Oe3br. Bpu Wien ipirO 9ez
melOet, paB baS Glttei@tl9e cabinet, allie Sof~
niing dufgebeno, Die 8orDeruneen llnsarns
befrtepi9en 5u %t6nnen, ben perlhiecenen NatiOs
nalitdtsn, aus trelGen bas Sailerrei6 beitebt,
9%stotten Mill, ih iiber etnen all9smetnen STE
cpnltrufticnsptan gu etnt9en.
Die SUrmals bdnnpperti II en-
|Sfft3tere itno jebt Son Der preuBtlhen
Nsaierung aulsefOrpert iuorben, lih bis sum
l. Sanuar au e%rtlGren, Oh le ben Wuni6 be-
gen, In Die preubiiAe Nrmee atersutreten, ODER
ibre 9enfcnirung beantrdgen mcllen.
DaS neue MttitdrgeGeb
t n 9 adj E n. Man 16reibt BON ORES
ben. Die &eeietuneSpprtage beS neuen
WtlitGrpiiAtseiebeS fHbrt bic allssmetne
8ebrpfiGt etn Ststlpertretun9 1T un3Hz
.lafiio; bet lleberi6uB beS 8eOarfes linbet
AusloOiung Statt. Die Dtenlt,stt Der Sns
~fanterie lit brsij16riser NrttSotenlt, SieriG6r=
i9e 8elerbe, finfidbrtse Qanbwebr. 8eiteret
unp Artillerte baben vtcrjabrige nctipe Otrnl@
3eit, pretjabrtge 9teIerpe uno oierjdbri9e Qduo>
wetr. Ginjabrisr 5retwiatae ino 8ulalig
bic ~gs9entpdrtie Oienenbe Mtaanidafl oolens
bet cine le66iabrise DieuitJeit, paiar miro Der
NeferbeoienIt bertGrSt.
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&abeIoepe6 en-. QGnoDn Is, OeCbr.
Die 8OtI9aft bes Yrdltoentea, melde loeben
pnrA bic 0oIt eiugetrOfen 1T, bilpet ben
!6auptsesentl np Der GiscuitCn inter psm
NDlte unp in Der Drele,
Sian argumentirt, bab Der Draloent bic
alabama Mulpri6e eber lGw66e ais ltarFe
burb Die @rt unp 0eiIe, IN welAer er Die ft@
ntl9e 8rase bebanple. Der 8bel inbeb, mel
der lfA anf Bite ftnan3tellen Nugsesenbeiten
be3isbt, tpirb Iebr seIUbt.
QonDOn, Is. Oejbr. Die Delegation bon
0rtttlh -WorOsNmirifa 6at li6 abcr Ote@runp<
laae elmer 8tQ sur CONFEDERATION Der britt
1hen Yropin3en In N~oroaNmertfa geetntgt, II.
Iobalb Dtelelbe perpplltanOt9t III, miro Die 8iQ
benz brttil@en parlamente CUR 8e(tdtt9ung
3%ugeIanOt weroen.
Der Betrag pes tnternattcnalen 81 IenbaDn-
anleben lift auf etne Wtlicn DfO. ct. erbGbt
ipcrDen.
Ruut, 18. Desbr. Cardinal Nntpneat bat
9errn Sing, Dem @elanpten Der Ser. Staa<
ten 9esealbsr letn 8epauern ilber ben Nrtitel
OeS Uff5ieaen Srgans pm gtom au6gelprchen,
in tpel&em bic BON @apite a~bsessbene GrtIa>
rung tn Se3ug auf Canada In N6reoe geltellt
ipiro. ss5 So
cardinal Nntonellt erflGrte, baB Der Napll
beabt6tist bate. gu lasen, OOB I'm Sale Ga
napa bon @rOBbrtttanien aufsegeben tperben
foate, es better fem tpirbe, Uenn 60 In bte
6Gnbe Der Ser, Staaten, als tn pte Der Senier
faQe. .sa au H ae1 4.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-20
Un(Gut0toll, o. e.

Ole Nbm In frattOn pee
OtfrittS @ptu m6t G betreffenb.
Ycrgetern beantra9te NlOerman Ma9ruber
ben fcl9sncen 8elaluB betreffS Grrt6tung Ell
ner Nesterun9 fir Den Diltritt Columbia
pa Die 8eo6Itsrung unb bas GieentGum rsS
DillrtftS Columbia fir bic Grbaltung BON
3wet acknowledgements zines Gteueram.
les unb elmer @pliSeicUmmi1ion belteuert pirp
un6 ca tte 5anplun9 Der einen BON bielen
SebGrcen manGmal NIT Der elmer bet9eproz
neten 8sbGroe In Gunflitt eerdt9, pabreno
bod bic Snterellen aller ioenttl4 lstn iOlten
,tn0 ipeil enbli6 Die 0slsbe nuo GerOronun-
gen einsr Re9;erun9 am brlten bur&SeIWbrt
perpsn t6nnen, te etnfahsr Oielelte 1T, 10
let Diermit
8ef6lpffen: ba6 Der GOn9reB Der
Ser. Stadten bierour0 ernlli6 er1uGt wer>
De, ale Nrte, purG weld,e Die ~9esenparttse
Notwithstanding i'm Dtltritt Columbia
etnaefibrt wGrbe Su piDerrufen uno cine aus
elmer GOmnifli0n beitebenpe 8erualtung .tiir
Den Diitrttt Columbia ein3ulsben, tpel6e fir
ea5 g1Ubl Der GOmmunitat D%erantpprtlid)
fin lolle. Der 8ei0luB pmrpe sinsm Sies
bener Aus1buB iberwieien.
eeSn YSalbingtGN helteGe i.dlI Se(tellungen
i:r Gtn taGlif)eu lgb iu0 beutlidlen yg8eder"
(SiibICrip!iDHea Die Mn3eigeul htrG, Den 9tgelItetl
Sri. 5. &. ytIeb:elO.. 42O & ST., 81 MAIDEN.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-20
8uuNcSlanntNQOt,
DteOrganilattonter Iiblt@en
g taaten &c.

Ote0rsanilattOnter latIt8er
Staaten &c.
% aibtn9tOm 10. De3br. Dal
Gomtts be3 Neprdl entantenbauieS hber Ser.
ritDrten BAT pie SerlAiepenen 8iIs inter 0e-
~ratbun9, pelbe Die Organization oer liibli,
den Staaten Serfiisem. Gtne Majorttat pes
GOmite'8 beeanittet sinise pteler Nrrunee-
meats unb wabrenb Der 8eiertase wirb Gen.
Qll0tep, Der GOrliser, cine 8ta in llebsrsin@
Rimmung NIT tbren Mnlidten entwerfsn.
Der Nspralentaut Sultan BON Nlabama er-
bielt beute einen 8rief bon Mobtle, Ala., in
wel6em Der S6rsiber lnet, ss lsien bort
10000 BeriOnen, Weibe uno GHwarse, mel.
&e erfrent lsin ipGrDen, menn man bic Sab-
itaaten In einen GerritOrialguitanp per-
Iebe. Il
@snt9lenS OrstBis @ItsllsNer tss 9auiea
baben lire glamen etntrogen lalen, nm iber
bic Sabre9tptlAaft he5 pralpentsn gu ipre<
hen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-20

Seine oOloene ubren

Seine 9Uloene ubren
gu $40, $50, $40, $1oo, SIPS, $3.50, $500, s225.
5 6untina SAFE flbetne llbren
gu $16, SIS, $40, $25, $50, $50, $50, $50.
Seine 9Oloene 2amen@ uno 6errensGetten
gu $ls, $50, s25, $50, $85, $40, $50, $75.
Sets pom Supelen, neuc unp Ih6ne Sprten
gu $40, SIS, $50, s25, $40, $40, $50, 500, SIS.
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su So, So, ST, SO, So, $40, SO, SIS, $40.
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gu So, 81, SIS, So, $40, $19, SIS, $50.
GOIpene Ringe, einfaGe unb Sancp,
gu So, S., So, $40, SIS, $50, S25, $50.
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