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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16


GRAND Trunk RAILROAD MEBTING al 81.
JosEPH-A full meeting Of the Board Of
+ Directors Of the Chicago and Michigan
Grand Trunk Railroad Co. was held at tie
+ village Of st Joseph, on the 9Th instant.
There were also present q. The meeting the
Secretary, Hon. w. l.. Bancroft, and three
OF the Board OF Directors, including W. H..
Chapman, ESQ, Of this city, OF the Port
Huron and Lake Michigan Railroad Com
pany. The meeting was called for the
purpose Of considering upon what terms
a consolidation Of the two companies might
be effected. Terms were agreed upon and
submitted By the Directors Of the first
named company, which were acquiesced
in by those present and representing the
latter named company, and viii probably
be adopted by the Port Huron and Lake
Michigan Railroad Company when properly
submitted at a meeting called for that pur
pose. The name agreed upon for the new
organization, bv the terms of consolidation.
IS the Port Huron. 81. Joseph and Chicago
Railroad Company. BY the terms OF con
solidation. the assets Ofthe two companies
estimated N 81 .567. 900, are 10 form a com
mon Joint fund for the new organization.
and the stockholders IN both old corpora
tons are % receive the same amount OF
stock in the new organization "a nov held
bv them IN the respective OLD corporations.
The board OF directors Of the new company
viii consist az seven members for the entire
line. three OF whom are 20 be selected from
each OF the Oh organizations. and the SIX
thus chosen are 10 make choice Of the sew
enth. Ifthese articles Of agreement for
are ratified by the stOckhOld-
ers Of each Of the companies proposing TO
then a meeting OF the stock
holders OF the new organization will be held
in this city at an early day after such ratl-
dcati0n for the purpose OF electing a Board
81 Directors. and the transaction Of other
business
\ general good feeling was manifest
among all those present al the meeting in
s. Joseph. and a determination expressed
10 carry the work Of constructing this i'm
portant line Of railroad along a. rapidly As
possible. During the interim Of several
weeks which must occur before the ratii-
cation Of the terms Of consolidation agreed
upon at 81. Joseph, work upon the lines
sast and west Of this city will be vigorously
prosecuted by the companies NJ present in
existence.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16

ACcIDENT.-While Mr. ARA Bum, OF this
city, was engaged in moving building at
the Agricultural College, one day last week,
The rope broke by which the building was
being moved just as he was passing over
or near It, aud one end of the rope flew
back and struck him, breaking one of his
legs Tho accident is rendered Goubly Sc
we're irom previous injury received by Mr..
Bum on the same limb, which had render
ell him cripple The limb was set by Or.
Shank
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16

MArCHEs Mr. J. " Post informs US
that he has manufactured and sold 10000
boxes OF matches since the opening OF his
factory in this city last fall, and that his
orders are constantly on the increase His
matches are fast superceding in this sec
ton those of all other manufactures, being
Ear superior TO most kinds found in the mar
ket. They are put up in good shape, and
are warranted TO give satisfaction.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16

lONIt AND LANSING RAmROAD.-A special
meeting OF the stockholders of the Ionia
and Lansing Railroad will be held at the
village OF Portland ON Saturday next, the
10Th inst, at 10 O'Clock P. NJ, for the pur-
pose OF electins i've directors. Some OF
our citizens anticipate going to this meet
Ing Cannot a good turn out be secured,
and thus indicate to the people OF IOnia
that We take an interest in this impor-
taut enterprise.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16

CRY OFFIcERs.-The following persons
we're elected city officers for the ensuing
year, by the common council on Monday
evening last:
Assessor-D. NJ Bagley
IlrStal-J. T. Baker.
AH0rAey-H 7. Atwood.
Aalli0r-C. Tracy.
Ser'0a C. Straub.
STREET iaSpsctors-lst Ward :. Rogers
I'll Ward, A. Dart; 81 Ward. G.. W. Parks
4th Ward, B. l. Williams.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16

o. THE INCREASE Mr.. +. Il. Millar,
wholesale and retail grocer in this city, in
forms US that his trade IS rapidly on the i'm
crease, being better the present season
than ever before An classes Of dealers in
the city report the same general increase
in their business.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16

MONROE AND HOLLY RAILROAD.-An eff
fort Is now being made along the proposed
line OF this road 10 secure Subscriptions TO
It's capital stock, and the canvasSers are
meeting with fair success. The whole
length OF the road is about 60 miles and
nearly enough mas been already subscribed
TO secure the construction Of the road-bed
Inc hne which has been surveyed passes
through one OF the best agricultural regions
oil the State, crossing Oakland and the west
ern part OF Wayne counties, while i viii Sc
cure as tributary large part OF Livinrs-
ton, Nashtenaw and Monroe counties. II
VIII unqaesionably be OF great advantage
to the region through which il passes. IN
creaslng the value or real estate and afford
ing home market TO the farmers.-Posf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16

PENISsULAR RILEOAD.-The Charlotte
Republican, Of last week says, OF the survey
on the Battle Greek and Lansing Railroad
Tie engineers have progressed with the
survey % within 4 few miles Of Charlotte
The work we are informed, viii be very
hght--eyen lighter than that OF the Grand
River Valley Road. Tie stakes Will prob
ABLY De stuck through the village next
week.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16

CArrAL AVENUE GRADE. The city adj
ycrtises for proposals, up 10 Monday next.
for The grading OF Capital Avenue. from
Main street 20 Willow street.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16

RELIGIOUS Rev. Henry Banwell, OF Il.
Johns, will Of1ciate in 81. Paul's Church OF
this city on sunday, May 10Th, morning and
evening at the usual hours.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16

CONTACT AWARDED. The contract fol
building The bridge across the Sycamore
in the township Of Lansing was awarded
10 Messr-. CYRUS and Ransom Everett. for
S24 10
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-16

Coon sALE.-D W. Buck, ESQ, yestor-
day sold over $500 worth Of furniture, at
retail. at his furniture ware-rOoms, obtain
ing the cash therefor. A good days work
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Proceedings Of the Common Council.

CHT CLERg OFFICE. LANSING NAY IL ls66.
Co1nci. met pars ants .Io-raia. IT, ana aas call
ed e. order by the Pres lent
Il called l1ran prese.t
Absent without leage--AI. Hart
The minutes of the last meeting read anu approved
AID. F-ukuTeu moved o. adjourn Lost
All. Whitney moved that a committee consisting
u Oas from eA-n Ward ~ appoulsl % nominate ely
officer Lost
on motion 81 AL. Whitney. Council adioarusd.
A. r. COWLES city Clerk
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
LANSING AND OwOssO RAILROAD

LANSING AND OwOSs0 RAILROAD
Train leaves lansing al II A. ", arriving al
OpossO at Il 50 NJ
nan leaves Owosso a. p N arriving Al Lansing
$40 P. "
ItcEsON. LANSING AND SAGINAW RAILROAD
main leaves Lansing Al 90 A. NJ arriving at
J.ckson at 10 A. ~.
Tr,in lsavss Jackson at r. NJ arriving Al Lansing
at 40 p. 81
DETROIT AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD
rains on the Detroit AMI Milwaukee arrive and
s.n,rt from Ow0ss0 as follows
GOING East. GOING EKs.
vireI ......... 80 n Mixed. 3-l0P 4
Nfysi ...-.... l.3O a. 4. Mixed ......-.. 2-i5 a n
Nail ....... IL % p. n Nail ......-.... IS A.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
Trans GA the Michigan Central Railroad srrivs and
depart from Jackson a. follows.
rzAiss EasrwAsD. TRAINS WEsrWAkD-
Depart drive
Nch City. Ae., ! cor 4 Mail .....-..-.-10 i0A =
Dav Express. 90. 24OPE DAY Express .. SOP Y
Evening" ExDross, 25OA.N Evening Express, s.55P q
night Express. s,5OAN l>ght Express , 500
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Trans arrive AID depart from Jackson on this roai
g follows
Dsrart-5 90 and u l0AE
4rnrs-l0 50 AZ and lO.5OS
STAGES
Leave lansing f0r Howell, Tuesdays Thursdays ans
Saturdays at7 O'Clock A " a1i arrive Mondays
Wednesdays ant Frilays
Lelva lalsag daily f5r Eaton Rap az Chlroitr
a s. clock A. r.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BUILDING The subscriber Is prepared TO
furnish materials and do any AID al kinds O. work
that may NE in the line OF Building Business
564tf T. C. DODGE
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Collars Ties
And Hosiery, 10 great variety and style. at
PECK :
THAT'S A SPLENDID FITTING CoAT.-They
always give god ITS and sell cheap At PICKS.
Will Those KNOWING themselves in
tebtei TO the late arn o., Amphets. RoihrOck Co.
please CAL aad make immediate settlement. zs wish
TO balance the books IS soon possible Your prompt
attention is respectfully called 10 the above
576w2 Wv. AMPHLETT.
Lansing Market.
LANSING. NAY 10. $50
Wheat. old white s. s.. No I. new 10 s 3: No
:. new DO 3 90. red 81 5oygk2 90. corn. sheiled.
per bushei See ear. -5cl310f. oats 3oC. butter 2c
beans SOFA 70c e-gs lOcg3l2c tr.ed app IS 1Oce3I2c
nour- TT loo. s. 5oess s.. hams per To-. l+cesl5c
ard. 1-cCll+c potatoes. 50oC14oc. plaster Fer ton
81 90 sat. per Dbl, SOC. wool sc, soc.
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OKEMOs.-F Here on Saturday raised a
building to be used Is wagon shop, and
in this connection We have 10 record sad
accident, which occurred while in the
act of raising one OF the bents the foot OF
the post gave way letting it down and
crushing j. H. VIM to the ground. His
injuries are internal, consequently the re-
suit We know not. II is hoped by large
circle OF friends that they will not prove
dangerous At the time OF writing he is
quite easy.
Collins Thurber of this place has entered
into co-partnership with levitt Chatterton,
for the purpose Of carrying on the dry goods
and grocery trade. Okemos with its five
stores is trying to do something for the
farming community if they have no mills,
and it is hoped the day is not far distant
that We can boast Of them and also a Rail
road.
Morris Brown has sold bis farm to Mr.
Dubois, for 81, 600.
In your last edition you made q typo
graphical error. J. c. Gallup sold forty
acres of his place to John Haner instead of
four
The Good Templars came out on Satur-
day night with new regalia.
DETROIT AND HOWELL RAILROAD. The
Livingston Republican, OF the eth inst
says:
At the township meeting in Oceola on
Saturday last. the proposition 10 pledge
the credit Of that town IN aid OF the Detroit
8 Howell Railroad 10 the amount of five
per cent upon the real and personal prop
erty therein, was carried 10y l. majority
This vote, without doubt will secure the
Railroad, as the balanc8 viii be promptly
raised.
Ii the completion Of the railroad from
Detroit to Howell be secured. the means
will not long be lacking to secure an ex-
tension of the road from Howell to this
city. The citizens of WILLIAMSON. in this
county, stand ready TO do their full share
in tho enterprise. and are prepared to or
game company for the construction of
the line from Howell To Lansing when tho
construction OF the road from Detroit TO
Howell shall be put beyond 4 doubt.
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S!e 1tnionepartet BON 0tvetn;en.

Die aOOptirte @IutfOrm Der y@epublifane,
pm Sirginten" entbdlt foleenoe pter Sdbe
II NuSi6luB aler &ebeGlen BON
9 ttmmreGte unC BON Den Nemtern
fur cine 8eibe pom Sabren; unD fUfurtt.
&c Grt9etlun Des Sttmmre6 tx
an ollie I'm tDntite en- pGne unter=
f@teD Der Onutfarbe.
&t!n uStaats9ourernement BON 8irainienl
iCate pom @ongreb anertannt tperoen, pelhes
nt6t Diee Seltimmunsen ent6alt.
y Seine u8ecpnitructtcn" lit TtGer
tpelGe be M6sli6tsit Ibris lat, baB baa
%prdtenptrte u8eAt Der Sece1iton"
ipdter wieOer eintnal 9eltenp sentaGt werpeu
fam.
y 9te StebelIen nacceptiren strar Die @t=
tuatiCn" ober tie tebarren auf ibren
friiberm ,,Nedts= 9rdtenlicuen" u,b maiden
le CUR s. lis elmer . artetprQunt
iattOn, nit Der NbliAt, ibr .3iel bur6 ben
Stt IN m I a Ell gu erret6en, ga lie es
niGt nit Den 0nfen rurAisben %tcnuten.
y Nll9emetne 8ttbun9 Der
GCltsmal1en lit roS iiGere 5unpdment
Der 0iepubiif. gGir perloneen paber Elm alee=
metues 6rei d ulen= 9 y It e nj.
Slit pieIer uObIeu platform tritt ote vNe
publifaniihe @artei UOn 9ir9inien" IpfOrt an
Die Sette Der pcrselGritteniten YartetaencIen
in p,n nSrrlibsn Staoten. gSiatommen ben
republttanilAen 8riloern I'm SICen ! -
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0ahridt,n ma ct. Shnmna.

Ntit benz 0an1pfer SiGsburg lino rtltere 91ad.
rtdlten aus Ct. SpclnGS eInactroffeI; lte rethel
ss gum 2. Wtdt.
Gs mar III st. Sbomas bas @eritdt berbrsitet
ZAP Der I'M oortt9en Safen ~lie9euDe Ser. Staater
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cine Giertel WtiliDu 8olarS a~n9etaltft rpproer
lei uno DAP eberfau5 N9tuten BON Peru betrtffs
pes 4nfanfS bes Ser. ct. OampferS 8ienolllt
urterbanoIll19en oll9efnitpft bdttet.
ge!erdl AInIoute. Der neue YDtldafter Uleri,
co.'s am SOfe oer 8uilerieu, mar in SealeltunQ
lelnes SdIptegericbHe5, De5 @eueralS Serran unC
oes fra1SDIlGet @enerdlS Sttncourt III st. Gbo.
mas eingetrOifen lIn0 am nddlten Gage auf penI
fran3Tlti6en 0ampfer Der ct. gtaSaire 0iuie, aIi
Dem ii0 AUDI 600 Ill ibre Seirlatb Suritdtebreuot
SDloaten befanben, nab 6ranfreid abgtSaugsu.
aSwet Gage pOrb'r bate ell Oanpfer ~Derlelben s.
ME, dIf Dem lt6 HlterreldtlGt Grlppen b~efauoen,
bort ouf Der Sabrt DON Bera @rus angelegt.
Muf Der Sniel @rapaIpupe bat Die Cholera iest
fat gang auf9ebTrt; mn bier u1l6 ba tpntnt nod
en @rfranflll9Sflu Dor.
Die 3nderernte perIpri6t in bieIsnt Sabre a1i
allen tptftnotide1 Snieln eit1en GuGerlt retdell
Grtrag.
Oie 9aptiIde Glotte, bic aus ;p.i ni6t iiber>
grCBen &riegsoampfern beItebt, mar in ct. 9boD
mas eingetrOfel. sic witnldt 9anbmerfer unb
8aumaterialie1t ein5unebnleu, nm bic gum aroBel
She'll III Sritr1nlern lte9enbe Staot Sort all Prirce
tsieber auf5ubauerl. Oie Oampfer untergebeu
glei1fafls einigc &eparaturen. Der @apitdn eirles
6teler Sdiffe, Elm bpdltebeuoer OfliSier Der Sap'
tt'ihen War1ite, fam tpeber lelen, nod idreiben.
Die Sort Of Spain @aSette entbdlt bic fOlseuoe
Diittbeluns: Die 8risg emma, bic III Nprt Of
Spain, Erinibab, BON Ypilabelpbia angetommelI
1T, nleloet, bab fe auf Der See in einem ~ctfenen
Boot Capt. Cullen unb flint Wtatroien BON Der IN
fntsnbsnl l2pfane sufsessbsnsm 9arse $atbltas
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1Wapor B all a d. puroe borQeff,rn Nbcn6
Don elmer sa9lretd beiutteu Gerlamnluag wieDer
l%lonltn1rt. NnBerpem puroer1 fol9eRbe Nomtnas
tlouel fitr GtoermeI aemaHt: q. .. Sppce. 6
s. &taub unb S. 81. Barr.
tSrutaler 4ngri f.-0te feline GSnia,
oert1 GIter1 i'll elmer Safe Spil9en 9 NIB s
Strabelt tpObnel1, le1ltte nellid bic QufmtrtlanIs
lett zines Y~Oli5iiten auf ibre SHUTTER. nelde ibrer
Wfanll brutal bebar1oelte. Der Noliiiff qina Ipfprt
III be betretfenoe 8obuu19 II. fano&6ni9 in .i1tern
10 lblen 3ultanoe, DAP er dr5tli6er Bfe9e iiber,
gebst tperoet 11nBte. 0a8 g9etb l4eint ibren
@b.nlaln nit eillem Samtner arlf ben aopf aes
lNila9t1l 81 baber. 2eioer 9ela1g eS benz Sean1ten
lllcat, l1e 5ll perbafte1, ba ite it6 Dor leinem @in>
trettll aus benz Staube gtn1a9 bate.
tSeriebt Die Sunben NIT einem
Vtqult0rb. = Gin 8eamter Der 5tpeiten gSarb
topttte aln Sanita9 in Der ObiO Ip. einelt ~tpaIIer.
l0elen 9ullb, tpelder ra9 allen 2euten fdnappte.
Die III letlle 9edbe famen. '
t@ 9retCneIIeS.-Uiau6 Mitolieber
pes SOn9reflsS Iafle1 ltd bon 3eitungS> @prreipcr.
oel'telt lln0 GpltprS He0en MAIDEN, Die ite nit S25
bis 300 be3ablcn mill I'll unO Die 1ie be8 Conn.
abeuoS al leere 8dute baltel1, nm ibren gSdbler1
oabttill tbre &bdti9tett gu b~elpeiien. 9eatitrli6
peroe1 lolde au4 geDrudt rno lpGter ais WtaclI,
latlr bsnrbt.
t9te S9itBoffaire beS Bernard
QonHellp.-Siels uuierer 2eIer perben iid Der
SdlebafTatre oes Bernard 0OnneIp i'm @arrel1,
9oule %ertnnerl. Scr9eftern Dtor9sn eriGie1
OOansllp pOr Dem superintendent Ni9arDs II.
la9t., Dap er Spunta9 9tad't nit Den 6erren Gbar,
Les nno 9nroIe 5nlamlnen 9epeien ,pGre unp bab
lellr ltiht babe auf ibn idieBen molten, or boffe
6abr, oab per An9efIa9te eutlaileu wsrotn miirDe.
Sllper. 0fibarDs lab iclbit, poB Der S6uB nitt
nit Der Abltft abgtiellert worpen lei, Domneup
~ ttotelt, taID aber ben 6al beraltig, DAP sr
%9laubte, ielHe &ntl9eibnns aariidpalteu gu mill
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Sin It,entat auf xismard.

Inter Den Iebten eurrpdtIdsn Naart&teu
6cftnpet li4 fOlsenpe glotia wOrau8 lia l6lte.
zen Idbt, OaS elm Nttentat auf ben q afen
Sismarf oeriu6t wurpe: u@raf Sismard
srbtelt cine Serenape, Oa er 9lltli@ benz se=
gen lbn peri utten Nttentat entoius Sn einer
Ns0e an bic perlamm1;e Men9t fa9tt CT
ygStr fno Aue bereit fur &6ntg nnD Batter
LAMB 3n lterben, iei eS nuf Dem StraBsnpflaltsr
ceer auf Dem SGlaAtielO. llniere eemeinlame
0eltnnnn8 finbet loren belfen Nus0ruf in Dem
NuF : Gan9 lebe Der &Gnis I" -
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gS tssetitantfeoe OiadDriDten.
gaem 9orf. = g1ep gOrtsr glattsru if lp1u.,

gtctu Oorf. New OOrtsr SlGttsru 1T 6CIsen.
be5 entu0mmen:
Der 9sitrt9e Sonntdg 9in8 III 9ptpfen unb ben
atlreiden @ergniisungsCrte1 Der unla., enb rper
rllbt9er nno oroentIt1er poliiber. ais all cen ,rpei
norbe!9ebsnneu SOnuta9en. Man lddtt, puf
nn9stdbr $4,000 YeriOnen pdbrenb bes Guaes
nab 0otOten iiberfubreu, tppcpn bic meiIten BIZ
rtsntlthsn @drten i'll QSelt Soboten. SublOn Gitr
nno l1n9f Der YaIiiaoe NDerue beilldten Sn
Soeofen ielbft hatten Die 8ebSrcen ullb Bic Wirtb,
tIetfltte Anitolteu CUR @rbaltuns Der Sffentlideu
8upe 9%etrOfen; auber Der re9uldren uro oufsr.
oro'ntl'Gsn YOlt5e,, relde so Wfann sdblte, ma.
Tsn Die Uttslieoer Der 6euertpebr nit ibren Abaei.
Een ant cas Gsiuten OsS Dia1Ors Osbet auss..
mo- llllo bielten ii4, bic melften III benz 9obofeu
9onls nntoslt Der 6dbr. bersit, INN auf Das 56lo.
sen SsI StHEnl9lO6e IN tOsniSen Otinpten mad
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atfg.tidt babe. @ie 3atbleea hOdr Ben SieerpsoI
mad, .@alceitcu teftitnmt. Gin dnoeres Gpot. auf
Dem lid pier Wfotrolen b~efuubcu butten, pirb nod
oerntbt.
Sn sort Of @pain 1T Der Ssfebl Der britiIden
@eaisrnls einsetrofferl, bab feline ipunilds, perua.
ltiide optr diIelilde Srie9sidiffe III ir9ellb eiren1
otr Qdfe1 Der tritIlden Golonisn nernsilen bar.
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aa6ri9ten aus siioamterita.

Der Danpfer Gneena, &apt. Wlanrp, Der am
Is; D. Dts. BON aspInwaI abs.salseu mar, traf
aeitern Wtoreen III Stem Oort nit Der BUit, ST.
282. o9a IN Spseis urD Pafasiersu BON @alifOr'
MEN. elm. lf1
Die giadridten, Bic er iiberbrabt. frb bon
srsses xSt3ttstat. DE bonn 9RenRs rsiHsw bis
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Is Gft.

N%C~ SGV aye
Ste llutrrieidaeten hobeu untrr ttS fem Datum ttn Gent.
pdgnie. Sc ait et~eriustl uHter Der 5ttma
GS I Tttt3l s 0GCorcm,
fir rem 9etrt,b sinis
Sol3@ unb apbIen i6Gf t8
an Ter Cd BON Gbefer unS &Iiee @nn Str, zen asGisrunst-
W1drtrbduiern 4 ssnIter IN gels @otnt
Baltimore, l. ZsIat 1855.
t7mat2Bl - & 6. 9Grbrsfk
q. gSeft 8altlmotcitrose. 81.
@rceer 8ertauf bon auslGuOii9en uno btez
Igen SAntttpadren.
8u biIIigen BretienE
Ser Stcre iiberfiiut pom 3Grfern
@le8ante soutuer=@a Gico'8 gu 1919, Is, 20 unS 25
Gents.
s96ne 8eIoines gu 1871 uns 25 Gents.
Gut r SetIei4ter 0tu8IiH (parb6rsit) ju Is, 20 unb
25 Gents.
Comm rfleiberfOfes III 25, 31N uns 37H &euts.
Gutter unsebIeiGtcr 9tnslin (parDbreit) 20 nnS better
25 Gents.
G~ussesei6uete @aIfmirs ,r 40. so 621< uns Is @ts.
Sran1DtiGe @aiimirs ;u S 1.25, fofete tiirSIt9 nod 50.
@leg1pte I6tparIe Stella Sbamls bon cel Autticu gum
9a.ten Breiie.
G6enIo cine reite auspa9G bon alien Ssrten tpeSer
Baaren, 81 rer srpseu auttion in Nep' yert o~erfoiieue
GGodr gefauft.
ales, mas i9 rpiiuf6e, it Elm 8eIu&, Sa i9 ~iiber3euSi
Bin, tas i'd 9uIe b~efrtebigen tann. bic mid beSinftiser
noIsu. Seiepb SeItger,
GrcBer pppuIorer DRY @Srb Stere,
SO. ga GSsf Saltinurefrake
3niI9en Greberidfrase unS Utarfet space
Sobn SrOtpn,
10 Pratt uno GO1cpro Str,
Gasrttant bon aleu g >yten spn
St il CT W erf3cuQtn,
tneiifusexen 5dbnen fir Waf1ea, Danpf unb Bier,
5dnbIer TN
@ummizS 6ldu6en uno 3wiI9enlaqe,
9ebtrnt Tretb-Rtemer uab Rteten uni
QiiennGdrtn "u5ettaUpt. tdrrS-)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-23
SaDannab, Ga.
uaD 9aunna OampflGif 60.

80 Nler. Srpwn & S6bne,
aF@@s& General N9enten.
S6a&s Reiu CtIeanS nmS 9aDana,
80 bel Sep 0e1t anbQlteno.
Sabren ste Der. StdateA YUf.
Die 1. gIaHs GampfltiHe sttisr Qtnts fabrtn nte fDlst:
9ibcrtO, 1850 GOnueu,
n ri. s. StdffOrb, Sstblsbabsr
am Nlittipodt, 20. Mai,
SABA, 1100 Sorren,
@tIItam &pIltns, Sefbleba6tr,
am WfitttppdJ, ten -
Ntfetrt son 8rpwns Wtarf. Sells 9rtnt, punt 4 lbr
Na1mittoBs AM ansejetaten Gage.
Nseeen 8ra6t pber 9ahase, NIT unu5erIref FtGtn Be-
auemltaietten, Eente man f9 an bie M9entrn
3eRrsD u. % arfteGb l. g o.,
10 Sptar's Dbdrf.
no. Rtiue 6radtbri.t dussr tie bon Der G~Omrasnit &C.
lei rttn ner en- unterstiAnet Y aubntbfteine fir Sra1t
tass werhen rebtr 8rG&t enlightenment up& eaounasidstut
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