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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-12-18
The TEST OAEA UNcoNsMrUrIoNAL,-
The Washington Republican of Saturday says !:

Ihe ashloEton hepuoiican Oh SATURDAY says?
The Supreme Court of tho United Stssess
have agreed upon decision upon the constits-
tionality of the test OATH The question camsa
up on the cases presented in regard to the cx.'
action Of the oath from attorneys, Of which thsra
were several uader consideration ~ the cOArt,
which were argued last sumner. !, Tie court,
has Seeded by vote Of FIVE to fourI against the
consttutionality ofthe oath. The opiniops viii
probably be read on Monday next, KJudgs
Greer should be able to be in attendance. IL
is Understood that each Of the Jadges will read
his own opinion. ....z.,z--V .~>s.It a..
The next Important decision which opehs to
enainate from this tribunal is Whether o State,
under The Constellation, can sesede from the
Union. =, ..s A., ;, .,.o qz y ss,szs7s
4 new ' work presents itself to Congress-,
namely: the reconstruction OF The Supreme e
Court. The best way, to reach that viii be, 10 :
abolish jsf The Constitution @ altogether, aud net
tinker o<.tit' i any more 4. s2al b .y4rgfo s.sl
'Yousd MEN Henry Ward Beschar, ia . :
sermon last Sunday evening, produced the fol-
loving picture of rich Iiens s sons ...,>., .,
"Men seem ashapad of labor, and often you +,
will fod men who baye made themselves re-iJ
spected in labor, have built up business and 4
amassed a fortune, who turn to their sons and
say: lyon shall never DO ss did; you shah
lead diferentiife; you shall be spared silthis,
Oh, these rich meas sous They Gn to teada
life of elegant leisure; and that is life tofsi
emasculated idleness and laziness. Like the Il
polyp that floats useless and nasty upon the sea,
all jelly, all fabby, no muscle, no bone--it shuts
and opens, and opens and shuts, and sucks in
and sa uirts out again of no earthly account, in-
fuence or use. Such are these poor fools
Their parents toiled aud grew strong, built ul, !
their frames Of iron and bone; but denying all !
this to their sons, they turn, them upon the !.
world boneIess, tnusclsIess simple grizzle, and !,
soft at that."'2yLa q '.2A 7a' 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

SS;n r,Yycctf4ir9v1 4s,c,J,aftteT.

Viii fSuncn nit 4utem Getpiftn q aen, iptlt5e an
t68atIsem Suit:n ieiOen,
&r. Strid;ano'S bcniliitBon Su1cn<B Baliam
emristlcu, TerFeIbe fbaft fat augerttdiitD gretds
teruu9 unb ID SuSenl retjt onlemebm suiuuebmcn.
Ntrt Iiue!iCI lit Der touiniiBe 0uaeuba.iam ctnes
ter bcten TN GeBrlud)e beitnSiheu Priparate, uub
mebr ibrettt iem V,8enttlmer i9m n0t ,n. epit
brtsn has ViitI ttpte gpodt tetfudt II. uTS einen
batbf Iditiler SWieu eneurtb pen Sale Dsidait @s
wire rcu 9r. G trt q dnor Rr. lSa, Spcamrres
Gtr. Cincinnati o., 3ubs,ttst II. ron oaeu Ngotbfs
teru pertauit; In Baltimore bon Sett G.
5anee, glr 10s, g9tit. baltimcrer., uuo in g3 a.
itingtpn bon g OF. B. " atrn & Bru6er.
G'r06oettiufer. VI. Boneler & 0. nab
Ebomio ou & u &, Baltimore, Uib.
ffuIi6 ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

g9steattg far 2eibeuocl!I
Vrpfe OF Sput5 IS unbram 9
pettteyuGmte
SiItreinsgungSs uro s4bfaBs
ruiia$s &rauter
r6 unItreit1 be belttn, bis leBt bttarrten Uutte nm
sic reslorene @eiuR6bet ~ coerbermtellelt, iplpie,
rcnn Sstttg 9enomaIfn &raatbeten Su ceTbGIGn DIE
e!beu lino Ittt uHer etT
GterteljdtrtunSert ttrer &ettfraft peBsn
In Jeuti6tane raBmlid,it betsunt II. ggadtet uRo
Aaten d aud bier iet zen leStrn bret .Iabrsn eHeH
lpItben 0tuf er,pprben uno r3nen it'd bsionecrs iat
0eilun9 bGSpiaiser unp tartllddi9er
Eranfbeiten,
uno fpnte Henaub bic Sphnun9, nebetlt ii Werten,
autlebs, pbnt 3uppr eielt beiianu Rriutsr Su psr.
lueen. Die Rtautsr wtrsen BON mir
brett ppn Deutlhlanb
r,prgtirt II. tmpi.ble id bisielben orln8cab mensn
pcriten S1neseuten gum Denet ten ejebrdude, Ga teb
elt ubgIjsu6t bin, oaB eln Seeer, btr enmal eopcn
nm.. nut Der QSirtltH8 6entB Juirtecen II. ME mebt
chue eteItlben etn puo. sNoe Samtlte ele nets eas
ben I'm Sduie tabtn tenn aud lei Ruotrn II oi,
ippbitbitGe 8irfunB c.eier Arauter paDrA1lt Iters
rQlCheno.
D,s Rriutrr Fab gu tabtn in
Ntiieu pber DIlVerH,
ie nab Iunh, uuo babtr itb pei cLgenoen AraU'.
bcltea as Defenders 9etiim erspteca, atsi
1ia3eEtranth odmoIrboetH,
sarmbe ldperonl, Dluen
Gc@pult, 8eritcpiuu0,
gidt NbeumnismuS
gugbgulil9! !ctt kIeleDirna,
Suieu. Hppt' u. SatElpeb,
AlIbsIbaoer, NIncpertt
g1,diIne. s!I5ertrarlheit,
SehHupen BetlDiGlnItag
Rerpenlhpa0e
gunseneuS Suneunn GtoIeTn,
G3trcpbeln, ydnoputm,
uuterletbSted3pereea,
9laterIuCht
Grippe, Fpltt,
rebe 9tubr, Srite,
SaljluB, Sppbtla,
faite bleuer, paIiaus6la5e
uHb allen Nlantbeitu,
psid,e aus o.reotbcHem 8luis tnt'prtn9er,
,yerner emgfthie e9 UiGgsnz Etluler -<rtr 8e6en
Ragcn,rampi, Nurcbraa, lctbe Jtubr, Sluhleloen
0ureu, %rtaltuul II, /. ~. GpIeptlhe ITopten 5ui
6iuttul, 5auewurm- 4'uloer. Nnnowalisr ttlr auger
libe BerleeunDen rbcunluiti0s gtnttur &rau'ertbes
Il. gbolCIas xrlr clpIs Or. gpbtie's peiibellbmtts
Vuaenm,ier Sullug OtsHelt,
Nleranera, Sa.,
EeiisraI-G9ent tiir gang amert'a.
Su SoIitno;e ;u batsa III alen Afetetttn, ipmtt
set yIta3uaict ". neuHtu8b autsn, N. @1,
u. yraitir. Sm GrcBsn tel ~ 8o8eier &eo-
% IN 8si,mstoa Ssi Gts. g5riliani sam.
.. GntiptSlc u. onosrn " cptbeiern. (@tptle-)
&srS!t6ses eis,p<
.s.t Iaa'tn iprtpabrsab
cd oISeroltna.,
Rprb -9arcltn9~
s' @eorgta-,
s Alabama,
Esnueiies-
.-... .--- uab Btrgtuia.
5agta oten
"A ben bttS sen Ra,f'pret en-
Yttltyp Gppiras
gde y n Baltimore u. CatrilotHr,
1901 acarnitn BEN -S!!b, SniiihiteS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
Tiir gdnc unO Guu;srte 3u Ders
flriptiiEm.

Gen iFreun5cn 1t. @starn'et eer nscueorbia" -eie-
ieaNlaif uro eem eeebreu publiIem ubegbrupt lur
Sahfidt eab fir ir0euS cine iet mad, Dem l.Sepibr
bic F6rt 9rofe itat9'baus nsue Sale Der r@Oncer'
bio" init ban bant cerbuutsnsn Rium'ihttitsn fuI
s,bbatturD bon 9iItu II. Gor;erisu ju mietbeu IT,
penn frubSeiiioe NppltaDn Aerta6t wiro.
Eie sle1ouie unb lcttare 9lusfaifruua bes 9rcleH
Eaales, retii :ir.wptihter Giarberotejtmmeln frr
Sevren BamtE, i0nte Sequences GsdauratcnS ,tnlz
uler netit 9rpfem SpeIefaate mi. rruitiuOB eil9e.
Fidtietsr &lG.r, laiir Rid8 lu ippnidsn ubriA.
8oufanbilss E1fclceibirr tir go Converts III iu
tin NJ mafiltH Freiie St nl!etbeE.
Rd6ere EuSfuui teI O.. gD. NBbeL
ST. S79 Gattim0re.. ,'r''heu Gutotps Il
fCH25-) Hltailr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
ScS 9iiII0Ituoa iyrepuD !

q 5s 9)ou ne MEMS Ntten b.
l,Nter @arautic tcr Ssiiuug E BEL msr 1rani.
bettsu. 5ei aQei 4pctbe'era "a baben. Ii1u
bcrlanse te8 SIiIraliugi Nreuno 'Qbe }lcung Wlenl
S,ien6C. Mit ieb,r G9l4teI erbilt man eTt 8gcs
fbirs ntsr bic S9uptrre uno Bsbaneun9 0ehciner
Rranttettsn, cher man iarn bic S6riit btSSben,
mcun man all "gouue Meas SrieuA", 9cr 90. gtn-
itnudi ft eiht luo BEN 9riefc eint emf sd IL
martt teiles;. sn y ftm9re II 5abeu bel
c. <. g 6ance
({prI 1oIrt.O Rr o. 9,attinpciir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

fcBreu.
Office Sir. 30,
gf0rtbfir., .SGus
Don 9ertn8trnas.
0ebe BIN unp lab St1 Don
Sr. Sc5umann,
gr. 80, giprtbitr.,
l 6aus BON 2eringtcntr.,
fIriren! CT bat Die bts jebt befannten,
grpBtsn auren gemabt ais Der Gntpeder
fer etni8en unfrblbarrn peIlmittei eeJrn aebemc
Riontbeiten. Die Scbanbluus Wede ct emibtdst
bat bic S'ui3nn9 ter auS8Gtttnetiien aerpe bon
fstiols bai liter aaeu sUcifeI ict5eie4t. eaB eint
oauernte Geiune otr i3l,u,mtcn ,iiae opn
sinSebureertcr euitieu6t, gpncrrttt, GtrItitrsn
(9SSnlgt9Tsnc c.g! yg!etens9sno) ,9stgrSsen,na Der
Sebenlen @epObnsett 5Te SrtenI
ctrfanien II. T. 10. Ii. f.W.
6ts Sur mor1iicb n G5,piEbet erlanst lpercen tsrn
nam Ger yatent llb an Aerite peneet, aui oered
tginen, Gjei4'd eriabmu5 man no oerIaiisn 'ann.
set 9r. 9 ChuntaHu III unierer Dtitte I'D als
Gsiiiiniier nseGrselaieu bat, ituo Die pelen Sdue
ipsldls unter iene BtbantIurl 6stcnrler limo idmmf-
lid - cbne eine etrjige Agsnobme -eebeii pcreelt.
Itnisc oeriefren bchanoen Ut Sabrsn.
gSouoeIe NHfmerilamfett lplomet CT alien 9rloen
Der @slbltGtsz II. Sarrcrgine, ME @eRorrbRe, Ga
uieulluB, Stritllren IN lsoGr dorm, Srantbeeu eer
Rielsn 8i0ie II. SOtitbersG Gruie Wflturial-Seic icen
Il, baututein ME ubsrbaupi SppbltS I'M eri.en,
,rscn, oriIter @raos uno srbltde
Or. : dumanu'S 5ciImetBcbt eer G'cnouh5t
ut opllirmnsne, bt: e5 glbt; tr ut bic turSeftt,
fderie II. bette Ger Arlnie trbalt feInen Sppaos
Baliam, ieiue Gutebeu ietn GcrpertiuSt nod onoere
Qlel euesence eats; ioaetrn be ',euuG srfoIgt in
tipe Tdaen pbde S6mer5en, obns nnteluemltdltet,
pbue IencerunI oer Dot.
bemen bon glusparls bic Dr. Gdumrnn nm gatb
III ira3en ipunben tBnren oeieS brtellit tbun aIle
erele AT ibr icilsn cine gcitm1r.e entbaien. nus
bsanItpcriet ju perosn.
gIr;cWe!en msrcsn mad alen GsSsrten beS 9aabeS
gelanbt.
Nan rsr9eFe ntGt bic
Oftee; Ir. 80, NortbfraBs,
(auB29l,O saltimpre wb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
GebriEc SranfDeiten.
Grunplt6e Ssur sarautirt

VCUVtIHC AIulllgeugu.
Grunplt6e &ur sarautirt
Or. eJpfepb Uabian.
Office: 9fr. 22S, 0ine. .Srdbe,
45!lareipsia.
q. Sahtan sarannt IN iel9ensen 8ranibeii'n
tine tanspe uro 9tunelGe sur Die Uit ign mtrt
ben mir tttt substeiHt u,o 1T SurGaus irti bon
0uedIber.
Gebriire SrnElGriien.
beitsrlet Geiblet'ts, 10 tretiib III ibren So'9tn.
psnn rernahlaf9t nna irenn nidt poa entm erIaHt.
nsn Mlie tsbanoflt.
SelblttsFedunD (Snanie),
teren trauri9r rcl5ta fb iiinogsteu In Nibmu!9.
nibllider Samenersisbunaer, Stwlde etr nlonrs
ndneu Seu3ungstraf', rep,nsGbretuB uno enblld
glnsSebrung. Surge Ssute ole 'tts oe'lsu bspnB
Gno, iouten lit ofrt,autnspol an mttb otn. Sd
babe Tauer be icldet ungiidldea Su tbier irubelen
fraseu Seluncbe't 5nriitssb1ahL ole rpn aneerst
aiib bebartelt cher ais unbelbar aufJesebsu wpbsF
iiue.
Srauens&ranf9eiten.
sBsiser ssIua, taufs bic llrfc6e alIasmeins'
Gaeab.. nntc9eitnaeiafe!t uns hnirntbtsar'
Felt.
unregel elmd gfett
III ser mpnotlieDen NtiriguTg cter gdt; ;Iiejct
IIuSbitibeu osrielben. s,itbpiei BEN prlder uaie
,ptrp IN peustn Iasen bon mir ter9eiteut pDne ns9
tpcilise Sclgtn iir Die Seilrbteit.
Geii meiner trbetndbri8en grartS IN heii8sr Stae'
BABE id mid haupatblIlb mt her Stbanf lung pbst
Rrantbeiten bsEbaihst nns earin Die 8!an5enten oc
fultate erSeit.
@uswdrttse %atienten
,5nnen bon mir brbarbet wtrosn, wsnn lie mir ibre'
Suliano idrlitlid miubelen.
tbsrt. (S:n5.1S)
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
Nr. 223, Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
(Saul31S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
y II II q . q, UWIIIHIpTtI WIp,
:fn Q9 al y tn9tpn lei 4 b8. brtittan
Rr 81 IA. sre0ue. (Sltt6tlN

sir s71 IA. artrm tSulG IS
Stc @ d wiub 1ud1t ateitt Der & I a p
ferlaIan0e; lie 9itl TETS w1rnenbe Nr;eicbtu
itrer Rdts Gin Siiie.n pump'e grnitE6mtlScr.
idtwsr8 VI bncu osuteu ouf bbere pbtr eeriuSe'e
Wei,un9 tcr 9un9e bin. gernahlail9t man b!ticl5e,
labt man &c hnbarsen' his lIe G'eerblasten b'leea
benen Snotsn bale fcIetn, taaa ut Ter Scb oaS Gnb
,rsthnB 0neu's Iunaen SSaiiosn bet aue
G'rti,tu Gtele, teie'ti0l @nlinsunl entcgnt dein
II. sitter, macbt tenn Suien e'n &nes uno teuBt GeI
In SOB auS5ebtnctn 9tHsi'brudA Dor.
Gu baben tei 6. s. M5 CrScdri, (Scbr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

FnWtnhe t1ben burdl otielbe StIur9 fcfltntfr.
Die Me0erang wenort fe tn ben UtiIiiGrpitGlern AIT
Sic hat 0ieIc unicrcr Srlbatcn surrt uadlbeln ale
nil 0tnua @elptit BON Der BirPiameit 6isie5 pertbz
coufn grGparatrs aus Suinmmenj jebsnben auffauesu-
ten duresenbsn uro rtncetrrterten SnsrceenSien,
I'M tiuem Sectn luitsr Ycer ratbsn Su t6nrert, HCb
etne 5loi9e Gutufthafen NIB tets hamt rerstcn ~,
ietn. Dle qetetnoeu ietti irltcv baS Wttttl brett
estraudeu. Us lit bel aaeu lpUtbeteru III gabcu; in
Nalttmore lei Setb g. !Soncc, Nr los,
29ef 9altnto.efr.; IN 91aib n8tpu bel S o.
less S8. " al rn &8ruber.
Grrbptriiuisc; u. 3pgeler 6 0. un6
Gbpmo ~ Slod d. Baltimore, Nb
fu 9 al tnetpn lei & bB. Gbrtittan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

20. .. Dinier, stn rstner @Flnlsr in
gatpn Iouse. Ga.. bat in giew-
2Jrrt 800 0eatlhe fur bic SeIrarteit en-
Basirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
41urtiifn,, 1lrlo NfnIir.

Gin ittercS Seilnlttel seien bic fhimmICr fdIle
BON aiu.cr rSer drcnif4cr (entilnoliBer ooeraIetf
Diarrbpe uub 9Mbr 1T
Dr. G3sritlarb'8 TiiiturS gcseu bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

x&Si2GEiy 7ifE aJ1!Ten
Samen pelde S'r Si,Riie e'uss nu,er @tstss be
birien, oltn lid ie;s an 5Nr. &ct,vr,d:ln, SIT.
3d. Rrrtt-, nabs 2ertu9trnlr.. rperoel. &t. = db
~ oer eirii9c erit III Sst,,n Valee, at> ben
po dl bel Der Seilun9 aGer Frauthtrlnsle's rer'
= 80 ien torn, GLE ta Nrcl
&tpGn3 ber moua!id,en Bcntltra
43ebirmrtter- &oriNd II. 8e-i6uiiuns,
&lden. uuo Setltnibmer.en,
Eteeersch!ase
TelFer Ftub. Nprtirtlptsiett, WtrobltM Rppfipeb
nRe ale ofa Gam.u etIellt 0eibweroen
jese 0ame, cie rtrcn 0e'di6ten Ertpr plni@t
ipllie lei Or. g th II NJ q II II sorPre1tn
gan cerseiie a;Gtt Die Eun1msr so, NORTH. eir
Suns ppr HCrugtoudru Baltimore, Nc. ErisueieR
rcrben nalh oMrn 2onhtSasoenber Nf1fartt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

" ainnerbtr NuSyeb bruuB uuo
iur 2tuberuno Der eetben . hWtnot d.
tt9er in pprger0dteu Staeten bes
uebels.
GO orpR 1T 6a5 Teo itiner Ruelt6fdt 10 iablretb
ieue Seiureu eah ts il tn ieoem Gbetie oes panets
bieutlid tefInnts peti6n!ibet!tn IN Vtnas 9ib bte
burth ieinen GebIoudb Don bcunrubaeueet IA oeBpe.
felisu Getteu Der Yurae be're potoeu mo Del enem
,unai1en 9eriude trtt fetn 8cuuB por iteem anbern
guriSisnittcl ~ itbr teroor, ais COP eI nnOtmerh
bliete uro no man ieire eutcn g4r'iuBsn ternt ~
bas gublum ntbt mebr I'M 3uetiel. su tpeltsm Vftts
tel es seseu bic QuaiUplen II. 9cidbrliien nn'ertm
N(!ma coensn Ytidbweleen Der pnngenor8ane 8retten
icl. gpGbrenb o;ete unwirtiame Uitits, nit oeneh
nan has publiium Ibsrtwemrt, bnsto 9cnab
bateu urb bel Sete geworisn limb, bat eieieS nit
ibs Bcrflidje nee iSreunee lid erporben, ben Nrdr'
len unptr1esdt 5Bchttbaten crlpeien H. gu 3dblrede
unb ;u mertluurbiae aursu 9emadt I'M cer8eneh tn
tptroen.
gDir tfuren benz TuGtitim nur oerfdern odb rra-
fda oaraui geieten lptrb oab nsyeecrdl imner ppu
terer Guaitit 10 II. fats ale Ginostun9 0t'pabtt on
a it aslpabu bat. ,.-..,
GseiRli6s, Gtrite, GtaatSmirner 1t. berccuaasnts
Tcr5rltdfeieH IN groser Sabl habeh nbcr Die unlbtr.
treilitde Nubitief IuIertr osmtel ,brlltllb l>eua
nib ab0elelt; 9dunlminbel betst ofn Nberut Der
Reuantiie. ilu,ere asenen ceraticl9en llnem -ane'
urb aeuaue SeidetbunB oer 9ebrtteh BITE bic Vsitiel
bclen.
eDer en- II M Il nj menbe8 Yl iitel CUR Blut.
reinisuns bralit1t ituoet III AperS 3u M NJ II,
geiegtem Gar iapartt lem @rtrati
bic seet9nete U'seBa. Gin Ssiiub bslsbr ptor hbeI
ellen sperts.
8ubsrttet BON Z. e. abera gomp.. qoWea
FfaT., urb 3u babsn bel allen Grptbeten llno At'ene
Iert9ueru aller Srler. fNdr.uheO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03
9ehen - yclnnOgelt = Gtarfe
9ebcI - WelulloDeit - Gtirfe!!
Gcbeu - GcIMn0hcit - SlGrfc,,!

&SS otoHc FrenSpftfrDc S)etiEitfSet
or. e1uau Selamarrc'8
meiiberGtmts ,,fpesiiifhc Niiftn",
rad elrer 8critrift ocs Or, Suau Delamare, Obcr-
st;t am nSoiStal bu Mcro" cber uGaritpiiicrs"
piefe unftaoSors Sissysin 81 ssa'i il fen grentwe, m
et SaulsHiluB cber Samsn6wd6s unisb'bnr. ellie
STE sbarteit Der @sidedtd. sper'segse H. Sarnips1s
unfehptui9en cher nadbtliden SameuzGr9uif, ppbsr
fe autb rbIeu une ME beeenltn> lie nud cin mbJen
ccleen IA d. tste ttat i!nS Sen Sr9anen iu neer 8e
iunper Sbittatett cerboien.
@tan Iefe fplssnoes 3euBnB au3efsDcner frln,SFs
fGer Aerite:
"g8r baten bic BON G'araneicre & Eurpnt SIR. 214,
0tue qphlba1o, nab henl Gejeptc res Or. juuu Geas
mare Sutetetelen "ipetf4en Slen" IN uniersr yrIs
rat. .B'arts NIT lid it;ts sledbetbsno N grcl9e ar.
ee,uanct uro glauten. oaB tetne aneere VeeiStn 10
6lt ste9net 1T, ale Rtlcneu bic an unfreiwtQi5en
Sr9llien cosr ionitt8er Sdpdhe Der 9eibletts- Or.
game = iei es in Sri9e liner liseneen Iebenawelis,
GuSbpeiiuneen pocr tlitbIlIhe - letter, III tlIrt.
Ten. W VI. Seaurcparte, VI, Wteo.
y. .. ularetn,
GGrt5, ben s. Wal 1868.
Gran bite flu ODr yiadIabmllngenl
Sie db.sn Yl[ltn lpcrben bon aucn bauptdtb i6en
SrcAa'itlu IN alien sneitbien psrtauit. YrcS 81
pre Sdadltd cher SGadtelu fir s5.
Garanciee x Duport olttn sc St9entbimer,
Yir. 2l4. 3tre 9Umeate, Tas.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-03

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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-26

Rar STARTLING DISCOVERY The day.
OF horror and blood freezing catastrophes
have not yet passed away. Every day
the ear is shocked by the recital of some
startling occurrence, or the senses be-
nnmbed by reading an account of the ex-
ploits Of a well-developed scaliwsg in
some distant part of the country. Sioux
City, too, has its sensation. In another
column, II. D. BoocE h Co., make the
exciting announcement that "a dead man
has been found in Sioux City," We have
no particulars in regard to this discovery,
a. the facts connected with the matter
have thus far been kept profound secret.
Per,ons interested in the discovery can
ascertain the full particulars by calling at
the store Of u. d. BooeE l. Co., on Pearl
street, between 2! and 3D..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-26
~ SURVEYOR GENERAL OF DAKOTA. -

~ SURVEYOR GENERAL OF DAKOTA. -
General Wx Trip, of this city, has been
appointed Surveyor General Of Dakota
Territory, rice Geo. d. Hi, resigned
This is another evidence OF the Demo-
cratic tendency of President Johnson,
and should be q warning to radical o,,:ce
holders who are disinclined to suffer ver-
tsbral amputation close to their ears -
General Trip has always been . Demo-
crst, and his appointment over the heads
Of the thousands Of hungry abolition office
hunters, is very significant Of the "signs
of the times. There are few officials
in Dakota who should receive the atten-
ton Of the Government
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-26

rsJ" A large number Of settlements
have been made this spring 10 the north
ern part of Calhoun county, along the
line Of the stage road from Sac City TO
Fort Dodge. One yenr ago, the large
prairie between tho Lizard and Twin
Lakes--a distance of soma twenty miles
was without Irritation. Now, numer.
Gus farms have been started, buildings
erected, trees planted, and the rraiIies
covered with herds Of cattle and other
stock. The west is rapidly settling up,
and b few years hence, what are now
wide, unpeopled wastes, will be the homes
of happy and prosperous farmers.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-26
o@ We had the pleasure thi. week

e@- We had the pleasure thi, week
Of greeting in our city, Hon. f. C.
David, Postmaster at Dubuqne. IL ex-
pressed himself as being agrenably sur
prIsed at seeing the prosperity Of Sioux
City, and the vigor with which improve
ments are going Oh. He is fully satisfied
Of the truth Of the impression which pre-
walls in the minds of all well informed
men who are acquainted with tie topos-
rapby Of this country, that Sioux City
will, in a few years, rank among the most
populous and wealthy cities in Iowa.
Mr. David is a warm advocate of the es-
tablishment Of mail route from Sioux
City to Montana, and in view Of his for
mer efforts and success in lettering the
mail facilities of this section, we have
good reason to look for favorable results
to follow his efforts in this connection.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-26

Eas RAIs.-After great deal of blow
ing, and floating, whirIing clouds OF bin
ding dust, Oh Monday night came glori-
Gus rain to refresh the atmosphere, and
to relieve the shsiveled Vegetation from
the smothering grasp of the parched
earth. Every thins is lovely now garden
sass is on rampage, and the eyes of
pedestrians are devoid Of dust So may
it always be.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-26
FROM FORT sULLY.
Correspondence Of the Register.

Correspondence of the Register.
Fort SILLY, D. T., May 9Th, 1866.
As I have not had any correspondence
with you for some time, you may like to
know how things are getting along at this
secluded but quiet post.
We have had on uncommon hard win.
ter. Tbs Indians in this vicinity have
been in starving condition, and driven
by necessity to subsist on their dogs and
ponies. Had they not been supplied lib
orally by Government at this post, many
would have starvcd-but spring has ar
rived and everything looks cheerful.
The Indians are arriving every day to
meet the peace commissioners who are
expected about the 2Olh of May. Every
one here hopes and expect permanent
peace.
The health Of the Post is good --only
two men in the hospital. There was one
death here this week-a citizen by the
name Of Peter Lapan-an old settler in
this country, of French origin. There
was a liberal turn out of citizens and
soldiers at bis burial.
Everything is in Aourishing condition
here The haiSand harty commander of
this Post is making improvements, aud
opening fine farm, on Farm Island
He has got part of his buildings erect
cd and his family moved in He has
large number Of Government oxen break.
ing up the rich soil Of the Island. We
learn here that he Intends making this
his home, when his time expires in the
military service. The military and citi-
zens all regret very much to loose SO
valuable Pillar from the military service.
Twelve steam boats have passed here
all laden for the gold mines Of Idaho and
Montana.
The weather now is fine grass in album.
dance, and cattle and horses doing finely
All are anxious TO see General SuLLy to
start on his Back Hill expedition. More
next week SlOGA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-26
EkIy~ FINE REslDENCEs-E. r Kir

EkE~ FINE RESIDENCES r. Kirk,
Esq, has broken ground for his new
brick residence on the corner Of Douglas
and Eighth streets, and will 60 on with
the work as rapidly as materials can be
placed upon the ground, and workmcn
put them in shape. The design for the
building is q very fine one. When com
pleted i, will be one Of the baDasomest
residences Ia the city, and decided i'm
provemen: to that part OF town.
Mr.. Convey is getting materials upon
the ground for brick esidence on the
grounds adjoining kirk's We have not
seen the plan of bis house, but learn that
it is to be similar to Kinks, and pu. up
in first-cass style.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-26

e~ The extraordinary demand for
lumber is keeping the extensive mill Of
Sanborn & Follett in constant motion !;
yet, notwith standing their large facilities
they are unable to keep up with the de-
mand. In the language Of DobLs, "lum-
Der is lumber" nowadays, and goes off as
rapidly as Commissary whisky in a fever
aud asue swamp.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-05-26

car DEPARTED Col. Reeves and staff,
the brass baud, aud other paraphernalia
aud adjuncts Of headq uarters, left for
Fort SulIy on Tuesday per steamer Rub-
con. Before leaving the band treated the
crowd upon the levee to "Home, sweet
home" "Star Spangled Banner and 9TH
or sentimental and patriotic airs.