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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

SITE OF ILLINOIS, l. the C,,unfy Court thereof
II SI.is county, T. March Term. A =. i-.5.
Melvin T. Miller ". OYy.eiis J. HIer-Bi f.r Divorce.
Ah yit having been Med IA To. Office Of the clerk q
said conrt showing All defendant OieIA J. Miller
l. not a resident - t,e state OF Illinois; Sptic hereby
given I, said Gefru l.t, that -nid complainant has hli
HI. b, Of COMPLIANT ereiu in the 0ic. Of sali clerk
that Summon, las b-en issued thereon against SAIL defend
ant accyrn, g. law ret.l 'tb!e the hrst Jag Of tbs
next terra of sal court L. s held the
OTTAWA county fT-t monday Of March,
.. 1866
Now. unless YOU, the 'ai Oll J. Siler. shall lie air
appear bcfyrc sail tn frat I5y % th- there
he held Aforesaid and shall then aaI there pie a.
teUgr except aid ball II complaint, the
Vgi'i iIT confessed a-t aud the
matters and t..4 therein pray e Jr Ecg accordingly.
Dated Ottawa t!s -.t Jay q Ja.Uary. .. ISIS.
Q. G.. Gray. 4 L. MOORE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27
TO % Tgas,DY."

TIL me Mother, nm DYING
Death /, NE will bring no f4,r;
l have tried u love my Savrsur.
And te g-oi and pure while hire.
Think, ami vvscI. l, Mothe, aa-iius,-
will soon De f. from pain:
Forit : been Il < I've sui rel;
such I ne'er viii feel again.
Bring my sisters picture T. nc,
On to see here ere I x.
fou mn.t kiss her for NE. Tell hsr
To live holy here below.
And in Heaven Ill wait her coming
"Eroth.r Henry too, is there;
We will ever 10 er near her,
Try 20 tighten every care.
Til Our Father calls her 20 Him,
Nicer again on earth T. roarl,
And the ans"i, bear her onward
To tina; bright = celestial home"
Then to all my a lscnt brothers,
This my las. 4 good bye" i, given:
Though from tn Pa now am going,
We will NEE, again in Heaven.
Weep not FOR me, Mother darling;
II teens 50 hard for Inc to know
That You all for me are sri wing.
When long sp much 10 90.
Mother Father come beside me,
Let me Kiss yd p ere die;
For hear the sbgels calling
Brothers, si.,e RS, all, good bye"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

To PRI$ rERs.-Should one DR.. Mays, rep.
resentng himselfas a horse doctor, ''challeng
ing the world for 81 ,O00,' happen into any Of
our neighboring printing Offices. and desire
printing done, We in a position 10 do
good turn by the printer We will furnish
l,5OO bills which We have on hand, done to
his order, and never paid for, at half price.
Our friends will please pass this little item of
intelligenc e forward, for the benefit of ''lhose
whom i: may concern "-4urOra Beacon.
Or sho hld he happen to call himself DR..
Fales, it will be all the same.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

TIE Eagle D;st;!:- ~" of Lacoa, II. !,
paid the L. :. Governn ent during the pa st
year Sl.685 $3.50 IA Hes on lis manuia e.
lures. Who paid this tax? Not the distillfr,
for he added to the whisky. The whisky
drinker? No, for drinks are but 5 and 10
cts. as they always were. i, all comes out
Of the f-rn-r.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

Mrs. Stephen A. Doug las WIS married, on
the 23d, TO Maj. Robert Williams, L. S. army,
at her rel sid nee in Washington. The ceres
mony wa performed by Father Lynch of the
Catholic Church. Among those present on
the occasion were Secretary Stanton and
Gen. Grant.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

An AcIp-CoUs HIST.-We clip the f blow
ing from n scientific journal: "a great many
experiments are being made with glyd crime
treated with acids as an explosive aeet 1t for
cannon aud small arms. The power i tyeutv
times greater than gun powder" Som e old
MAIDS who rsc e,gccrne TO conceal the
ravages Of tight-l,.eInt on their noses should
be on their guard. No, though. of cbursc.
they wouldn't min3Iit They only wish they
could go of.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

EXECUTION Mrs. Martha Grinder. the
female poisoner, was executed at Pittsburg
on Friday of last week. Previous to her eA
ecu,ion she made confession as TO having
poisoned Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. Caruther$'
but denied the other oh arges made againft
her. 1t is in,imated that portion of hdr
confession was suppressed as duplicating
others.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

In the House, The Commissioner of Agri-
culture was requested to report the receipts
and disbursements OF his Bureau. The Com
mlttee Oh the District of Columbia was IN
structed to reporta bill excluding rebels from
the right Of suffrage The constitutional
amendment relative to the basis of repre-
sentation was discussed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

FEHhiHG OF THE SoUTH-Whlle Sumner
is daily reading letters to the Senate, from
ANONYMOUS writer's at the South, detailing
all kinds of outrages on northern men and
negroes, the Cincinnati Commercial talso
super loyal is constrained to make the fol-
lowing statement in reference to the expe-
rience of one of its correspondents III Texas:
VIEWS AFooT IN TIE SoUTHwEsT-We
have been advised of the arrival of our cor
respondent 'V. H. on the Rio Grande. He
travelled on foot and alone, wearing blue
coat, and telling everybody he net that he
was Yankee, going from Shreveport Lou
isiana, 10 Brownsville, assing through the
vast State of Texas. This fact is a striking
proof of the pacifcation Of the people ofthe
Southwest.
We have not particle Of doubt that the
experience Of the Commercials correspond
ent is the same with that Of every man who
travels from the North to the South The
stories of molestation by Southern rebels of
Northerners going among them are either
whole-cloth lies or the rcpetitions of idle
tales, which have hardly any foundation in
fact
4 remark of toe =. Louis Republican APP
plies to all these Slmner-newspapcr stories
about the feeliu.- 4, the South. 1T is per
fectly easy to see how and why these stories
are got up. Fertile most part they are sheer
inventions or gross exaggerations, made to
order with the sole object OF justifying the
policy-which is 4 'ioregone conclusion Of
the ultra radical. 10 rob the Southern States
CT their Constitutional right 70 be represented
in Congress. and, if possible. to reduce them
to colonial yassa'age'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27
Across the Continent.

A SUMMERS JOURNEY to the Rocky Mountains, the
Mormons, and the Pacific states with Speaker Collar
with full map of all Territories and Routes
of Travel By Samuel Bowles, editor Of the Springfield
(,Iass.) Republican. For sale by
i'm p OSMAN HAPGMAN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27
Agent AT Seneca.

ALEXANDER VAUGTEY Of the firm of Cnderhiii q
vsushsy authorized agent at Seneca to receive ana
eolec; for subscriptions to the Ottawa free o al
vsrtsin job work. Subscribers in that vicinity VIII
and correct statement of their accounts for subscription
Trader in his possession. and any payment
made 10 him will he credited the if made IL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

\ Vermont scrgeaut wrote - .. New York
girl who pinned her name 10 some clothing
be received through the Sanitary Commission
and the correspondence led to courtship and
marriage land nov the sergeant finds be
has good vie and coo, half million i
none, besides.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

s. Il. BALDWIN has 100 barrels of choice
the barrel, bushel, or peck. Also candies,
puts, raisins, and groceries. Nam street,
next door west of Dickey's Jewelry Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27
For Sale.
Final Settlement.

Estate OF JOHN VAN DoREN, DED EasEp.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested In
~ said Estate that Catherine Van Doreh Administers
trix of the said deceased will apear before the
County Court of the County La Sale anIi of Hi
nois at the court hous. in Ottawa saii duny 2st
day February a. d. 1866 for the of rendering
an account of hcr proceedings in the of sad
estate for the final settlement.
Dated at Otts,vs. this 9th day OF January 1866
&w A. Il. MOORE. Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

Those processing to be good judges, who
have examiner. the peach buds in i lans
county, Illinois, say tina: they are all killed,
and that there IS 10, Z gAos, c: :. chance for
fruit next season.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

There are about two thousand United
States troops now quar,ered in and around
Salt Lake Citv.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

The population of Boston is 1924, of
whom 81, 200 are OF foreign birth, and 1927
are oa,crei.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27
SWAMP E-l.id .a:r.

SQi authority 80! the BrErl Il SUperv.s % Ia sale
- county state II Illinois. viii offer fr sale
lie auction Friday Ihe Isl DIS q February next It
hour OF otock z. VI at tie -outh door COT;
house in Ottawa tn. Glowing de-cribei lands, beI
swamp lands belonging 10 said county 70 VII;
~ NEt. 4 Sc -. Town 81 y, range 81 Pm.
81. NV. %. q
One third Of the purchase money ~ lie required It the
time Of sale. The purchaser may have a credit -, the
0i-r tv-thrds by paving ten per cent interest annual
or may pay for the Whole in county bonds Of any
Ottawa Jan 70, lsot-5w WM. FLEMING
for he
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27
For Rent.
STATE OF ILLINOIS SUPREME CouRT, Ws0tia and .fo

Three Story Brick House. Main street, west end OF
N Fox River Bridge. For terms, enquire at the prem
ses jan 27-2ws
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27

IHWirig'rIfTiI's EesIgu1fi0H
= OIiCE is hereby ciy.r, that SAUI day tie 2iti 81.
Il February. D l-yi shall appear before ~
Court % Ia Sale County ia the state Of Illinois
house ottawa. auI tender my -ualu - ai.-
the state % Arthur McGrr. i.a-sf .-H
pre-. al l.y accounts far al 1.-tueIt. vL-.
'-ar~,l- gn.el;ri 70 sal! a.t4te - ape 4
they ID : DO. LUgN .
Jan .. 1861; haH'. .... E...
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-01-27
MIA Il x HI ID

WI A4sRsIED =.
At Clifton, Ills Jan 2ith. by the Rev John Blood. Mr.
J. X. CAMERON, Of OTTAWA. and Miss KATE A. eldest
daughter of Vim A. Niet,, Esq, of the place
No Cards.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
Ohio StatEsrlrarl.
:, ,rN,SS.r,,nr,r N ApvAScs.)
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Tehines Of Nonpareil. or X inch space, constitute
square.
DAILY.
For each insertion. pef square, rs centa
Notices Of Deaths, 50 cents
Notices Of Marriages, 50 cents.
Religions Notices 80 cents. srn4
Advertisement inserted every other day, every
third day. and once week, will be charged 100 per
square, each insertion.
Business Notices In Local column, 90 cents per line
or each insertion. No Notice less than 500.
WEEKLY.
81 80 per square each insertion.
Business Notices 50 cents perline each insertion.
No Noticeless than 42,00.
Legal Advertisements will becharged regular rates.
81 All TRANSIENT advertisements must be paid
for, hereafter, at the time tLey ordered, ether
wise they will not appea- in n paper. This rule
NO exception.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-08
o HIO
PETROLEUM STOVE CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
10000 SHARES, EACH : $40.
RoB'T SHIELDS, President.
J. q. DAcUE, Secretary.

THE OHIO PETROLEUM STOVE
COMPANY is organized under the laws Of the
State Of Ohio for the purpose If giving to the pub
lie all Improvements G,YIG NEAT or LIGHT from
Petroleum and to SECURE THEN from explosive or
otherwise dangerous Lamps or stoves. Every pur-
chaser of Petroleum Cooking Stove is furdishel
with one share Of $50, FREE, making every such
person PERMANENT STOCKHOLDERS in the COmpS-
nv, thereby not only getting back eventually the
PAR VALUE of the stock, but all PROPORTIONATE
DITlDBN's as long as the Company remains an or
ganiZaton.
Such SAFE and sURE INVESTMENT. although
small to each individual, has never before been Of
fered to the public. here each stakeholder gets
Stove Tor S25. that is CHEAPEu, CLEANER, cooks
BET1 Err and QUICKER than any Coal or Wood Stove;
besides, his stock that eventually must sell at
FAIR PREMIUM. The Stove itself, in fact, the inter-
est Of the whole Company, is ditfused throughout
every Township in the whole State, ald its practi-
cal working daily witnessed by every member Of
the Company
This inducement for stock investment of course
cannot be offered indefinitely by the Con ptnv, for
when IL j. all taken (Only limited number of
shares being thus Ofered), S2j will then buy the
Stove alone, ..
Tn Sc wishing the $40 in stock with their Stove,
should send in their orders at once. Money may be
sent by Express at the risk OF the Company.
H5- All Stoves Warranted ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-22

seen In the house and yard await.
ing tneir arrival lime courage
Wlteo, and he told ssdad" that he
peiieved he'd 60 back; but ssdadD
toid nm mat would never do-that
ne must ee man and marry the
gu: BY earnestentreaty Jim wsnt
- isr az the gag, when he made q
!Ait, ana said ne "warn't going In
The n2use TO Be . laughing stock 80
Q ute O crowd had gathered, and
all things were ready. A bounti-
ful dinner was spread-the bride
was arrayed In q bran new ores.
and wore her hair trimmed in CO.
oar, green, yellow, and red feath.
ers. Esquire D--sat cross lseeed.
nuge Standing shirt co liar, stff
~ q clapooard, prevented the turn .
ing or Nm head to either side with
out moving his body. He held
somefhinOsslfke unto the Oonsfitu.
ton" In his hands, and was wait
ing 70 perform the Official Ger vices
for which he had been engaged:
Jim fingered q the gate post far
some half hour, and al that ssdad-
and friends present could saw
wouldnht encourage him 70 70 10
the house. Finally, one of tbe
young fellows present said, aI.et
nlm aiane III marry her. ana
started INTO the house. Tins aroused
jim az once, md he started in &C
the back door, and gathered his.
afnanced by the arm! Esquire
D. arose with fhe soiemnify OF
Judge, and sinking his fists down
In AIS trpuser's pockets, "by. the
authority which he held IN ms
han ,,,. Pronosnosd them "naa
Dinner was over, and he re-
mainder OF the afternoon passed OF
very pleasantly. Nigpt came ana
arranGements Were made 10 10 q
bed. As customary, OF course, e
was exneceed hat the new mar.
RED couple would sleep together.
This ism objected %, aud said.
s.dogeon II I'd sheep win herr
- tt grew fate, ne Wa
prevailed upon TO 10 20 he'd, mt
would not pun on his clothes. nor
get undsr the cover, out Law dow
boots and aai, ana Sd passed tne
nrst night. Of his marriea life
sleeping with a woman! jim hss
learned. no ooab. oy tbs tan
pot 70 b 50 shy. - ,
-o-
~"9reen"-seai Is sas nassrsI
drink for The Fsaiaas - -, ,
10 Dcussful fsiass ere ysry a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-22
A HIGH OLD WEDDING.

The Franklin (Ind } Jenersonien
m respopsible for the folle wing
hard yarn. We wish 70 distinctly
upderetood that lce don't vouch for
IT'S truth. az we don't believe quite
go great an ass could Be found, even
In Brown county:
The hrtdeer6om Resides near
Nashyf,le, Brown county, az which
place he had lived With adad"
from bis babehood mp. But the
time came when the son oethoueAr
himself Of the age TO chose CON.
panion and ssset mp o trade in
hoop-po,es, for himself. So paying
o Tying vieit, on foot TO the town
OF Bargarvlile, he became enam.
ored Of one Of the fair daughters OF
that place, wooed, Won, and the
day Wss named when the twain
should be one. Accordingly the
services Of Esquire D. were en-
gsged, and aii the necessary pre-
lidlinaries arranged.
The day had arrived when the
happy couple were % Be united,
and the father and SON set ont on
fooeLnot owning any hofses-for
Berenrville. and though somewhat
81 q tedious W1lk over rcueh fro
zen reads, they made he trip In
due tine. Nearing the place where
- Daxf1nge ceremony was 20 be
ool1rnDa, 3 crowd Of folks were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-22

w uliaDs, Austin F. -.
Beginning on 10th street
west, 139 feet from the
northeast corner of said
square, thence south IA
feet s inches, thence west
~ feet, thence north Il
! feet 8 inches, thence east
81 Yeet to the beginning.
Warrington. Alexandra
ana GEORGETOWN Rail
road Company.........I
Worden, Annie M. ct al. :.
Paving footway, interest,"
from Got. 2, 1865. ......
Ann. .............,
Paving alley, interest
from May, Is, 1865.
Wilson, Benjamin B. -.
BEGINNING at the north.
east corner Of said
square. thence west on
Il street south Is feet
q. thence south III feet,
thence east IS feet, thence
north III feet 10 begin :
ming.
Cassandra .....
Being the south 20 feet
front bY the depth or the
lot.
Warren, Ellen.
Watson, Edward A..
Williams, Eliza r., and
otners .................|
Being the south a feet
front on Four.and-a-
half street by the depth
OF SIS feet.
Tax for sewer, on interest
from November z, 1865.
el06 90. -
Ward, Enoch. ......
Having a trent Of 10 feet
. inches adjoining the
west 10 feet 9 Inches
% said lot BY the depth
thereof.
Whitaker, Gilbert ........
Beginning on q street
nerth. % feet az In
ches east Of the south !.
west corner Of said
: &quaros and RAINING
north 90. feet, then GO
1slaad Avenue, tn &C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-22

~"0reen"-Seai "a ne nasural
drink for the Fsaians - -, F. q
loassfal saiass are ysry a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-17
Ssri@tspertaubIauae,.


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Cine Msnse pom lssten Germtne Dererb'
ter YrD3e(e rpurbe erlebt9t. Mm. @.
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ten purben In fdmmtlthen Bdaen tnGpne
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lamb unb Dapib 2osat contra Serrntarn
8. Stautenba6; 0erflagter CAB bic Rt9'
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@eber unb @enpGen assen Solepb Sar.
ris @srflaster muB$902. 95 sablen, ippsu
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sesen Sppsnbstmer u. 8aufrnann ; eefrt.
6en.- Geo. u. 5prfe unb @nbere geeer
Serrmann Balm unb .. Maper +; nit
betcerfeittser Gtnptntaans bsfamen Sid.
ger 5000 3uerfannt.
&eute fcmmt bte Expectations Reet.
Itranbe bGrdn.
Watfen 9ertht.- Mar8aretbe
Spsemann narb ais @trpaltertn Der
Stnterlafenf&aft hes Sob. 8. 3osenaait
einssfebt.
Stabttrtts. /. - WtGp.
las 8. Iborn seaen Capt. Gbparb Do
nalb(en; fsbt ben uattr ben 2efal Bts
ri9ten ssftelpettn 3abeas Gprpus.Eaa!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-17
Veneles nft8 @aIhInotnit.

@afbtMgtpn, Is. Rat. - (6un.
gsrsrptb.) Der Ser. ct. , GOnful ju
Santtago, Gap 8erbe, melbet untsr'nt
Is. @prtl benz Sta1tSsD spartemente, bGB
In SOl9e Der anbaltenOen 6ungersEptb
auf ben metten bitler Snfetn bic pDrtu'
GtefI6e &e9teruna fur btsletben bic Sin.
fubr BON MGtS, NdtSnebi, &ets, 8D6nen,
D6rr> unb YbfstFeif9 unb 5hmai3 bis
gum gnpe bteies S0brss 3cafret g~eftattst
bGt.
(GGpttra.) Infer GpnIut 3u 2iSerpp0t
l&retbt untcr benz 2. 9at, Zap Daletbf
bic GROlera ntGt iet.
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s. S6tlbrtf, Der ant "a. Qlprtl i'm Bun.
beSbampfer gNafdhufetts" gu Nep.gprf
etntraf lit ieitpem berf9Bdsn. Wan be.
iirdtet, bae man i'm pas Geben 9enrm'
men.
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Department bat stumble Bpm Ser. ct.
8tee.Gpn1ut AZ San Suan duf SGrtD'
Rtcp ppm %. MtQrj. Gin GrlaB bes Sc.
neral. Captains Der SnIel ppm 20. 0lar3
beIa0t, ba6 5u ieDtr Na6ttuube S6tfe
In ben 9pnter unb anbsre Soften Der Sn-
Iet elm, aber Mot au8laufen bGrfen.
(36le.) - Das S6aBamt BAT ben
Mdutbbeamten @eifung beSIglt1 Der oft
feblenoen pSer fDffpteltgen Satturen SDn
aus Canada, Rtu 9rduninpets uhD an.
oeren britttI6en 8ebieten an Der nBrbli'
9en uno norpwefltnen @ren3e per Giien,
balm uno dnberpetti9 etn9efUbrten Uaa-
rem ron 9ertngsrem @ertbe e'tSeitt. Die
Snfrutttonen bespeden Grlet9ttrunB Die
Ie5 gertebrs.
(DPerttp.) 2aut omtttden 8eri6tsn
aus 81 DaID pom 20. &prtl bate Sudres
pesen 8rantbeit nod ni6t na9 GRtRaa
qua Gberfebeln f6nner, pptte aber Dem,
nGGf bdtiM dufbreben. - Ole @enerdle
8test1 unb @dransp BADEN 8taOt, ben
fran5Tff6en 9efe5lSbaber In Durango,
duf's 6aupt gefhtaBen.
(tnterlu1ung.) Die Spn Setten bea
r1nter6auies mad Mempbts CUR lnterfu'
dung Der geser,ttnruben beCrberten Nus
i9u6 .Mttgttebsr ftnb WaIbburne bon ST.,
9rpDmdG aus @a. Inb Sp1ntltn Der
~. Der @usIhuB retTt mGr9en frut In
8e9lettung .. 9. Surtar'S, bes l6ulfs.
Gblrfe6ers, unb S. W. SMITHS, bes
S%tenOsrapben Oes u~nter9aWies, mad 2en'
neTee db.
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80. GnaargB. = /. StBuRa.


@afttnGtOn, Is. gfat. - SIN
Senate legte bsute Der @ovGiBer bic 8eso.
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CUR Iufnabne bes SerritOrtums Colo.
rabp tn ben Stdatenbunb Dor. @uf @n.
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pUrldufg setafelt unb beren Druid
Gnssorbnet. Cine BON Srn. chiffon Elm.
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NEE Der Ser. Staaten purbe benz Wtlttdrs
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autraDte bic @erte9uns bes Snbtansr>
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nab bsra &%rtegsamte; bent @usfhus
Iber Snbtaner.@ u aelegenbetten uberpte.
fen. Der gtmetnfame8 ef6lu6 3urSufpen>
birung Der GUaeftirun9 Der btreften Steu-
ern I'M Staate Wet,8 tratnen paflrte.
Die GDnfular. Sdbeetsgia fam 3ur Der
banSluns unb bef6dfttste ben Senat
mebrere Stunben lang.
h Snt l~1nterbaufe bertGtete Or. WaIbs
burn cine BID sur tpeiteren @prlDr9e fur
bic St6erbett Der @aGastere auf Ddmpf'
bppten unb tur &eeulatipn Der @ft6ten
unb Der 8eJdbluns Der DampfbDpt,JnD
fpettpren Elm. (Dtefe Bill resultrt bic
@erfttfuns bon rDbem Yetrplsurt unb
falpeterfaurem @lSeertn unb erbDbt bic
8esablung Der Dampftoot' Snfpeftpren.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-17


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