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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

An Blscs,os Frxs Worm ~ Coxsazss.
"A sosd aesl Of ssbpriop - bsss tspssss.
"a sha, Cossress did No pstpsaSths vsss
incrsssi ,s the psy Of IL msmbess until he
nsxs session. To rsasoA beeiae 70 b -.
parent. The extra $4,000 Vas nesdsd to
secure their re-sirction. Bach member he's
that sum ertrd. 70 b devoted to this specific
purpose. The Radical members are thus
put In poasessiou Of grand corruption fund
soesasiae y something over t300. 900. a.
ken directly out Of the public treasury, snu
distri6uted among the menbers nearly ev'
cry one Of whom is TO he candidate for re-
election. Il was proclaimed l,-fore the srs
sion closed the, Congress must be sustained
by the reelection Of its present members. u
II new clear That this incscase Of pay Wa
one Of its practn Al meas ures By which this
resul Is 70 be brought about.
LATE arrivals from Colorado At st. Jo>
ssph. Mo. report everything quiet on Ire
= ute 10 De ,s.r. No Indians sess seen on
he way ia. aud no trouble is anticipated o"
TIVE ssSis t,svsled route between this city
. d Salt Lake, particularly wheso traits
10 ,rney with anything like an organization
I, is believed lbai 90 difficulties nssd b sp.
p shcndsd anywhere on Ne Plsina. save VI
what 10 known ~ the Pc xder RIVER route
70 Montaua. On that road, thsic are NJ
d ubs hrss banda Of hostile Indiana who
look upon the opening Of roads through
their country - destructive 70 their hunt.
ing grounds. and orc determined to make
- ug,oa sravslsss.
The Ottawas, . tsibs oG partially eivilissd
Indians, ere erecting University for the
education .f l-d,ans in Kansas. Their
Chief, John Jones. is thos oughly educated
man, aud Is the leader in the cnttrp ne.
aud = ISOLATED with him are several other
gentlmen, including Rev. Mr. Hutchinson
the Gove,nmens Indian ngent flr the Otta
Was. by treaty contaminated two " three
years aimee, the Ostawas gave twenty thou
sand acres Of land from the center Of their
rich reservation for the establisbms ut 81
III I diversity.
National DDebas.
Statistical tables just published by the
British Government give the subjoined list
Of the principal national debts, with the
date to which each is made up. and the
amount per head Of each nations indebted
ness
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

or. CLARA'S ACADEMY.
~ CaAtseA6b 1852.
CONDUCTED ny 1H8 SISTERS OF TIE OR
DER or ST. DOMINIC.
BENTON, LAFAIkTsE co. Wis.

This Academy, under the direction III the Sisters o
81. Dominic, 10 skuned in " OWu of Benton, which
10 10 miles nostheast VI 0aieaa. md II miles d
dubuque The srouuds ere ysry extensive. the situ
vantage that parents can desire for the physical =
well mental inpsos ement q their children. The
sUutipe Oh destruction embrace he various bronchea
VI eleentary training. together with those Which
constilute the higher departments Of nnishsd eu
cation. regular course OF studies s prescribed foi
thOee young lndir Sh0 With 10 4: aduaie u the Acsd
smy. Tho rcaentidc departments receive must care
ful attention Lectures delivered during the yoaI
upUn the various branches included IN the c0urpc
and upon others which are not usually made the Oh
ject Of special study The musical department II un
der the control of experienced aud accomplished
teachers. Parents may ress ratsf d that the moral
and intellectual improvement ~ well us the wants
and comforts Of pupils will be attended to with the
most scrupulous ana conscientious carr. and In
Of sickness the sisters leave nothing undUnc to
ply the place OF the inoss devoted parent.
TERMS:
Board and tuition, including all the branches taught
in the highest schools, sewing, &c. per quarter u
three calsudar months. ....-................. 81
Der to the third Thursday in july, .......... 41HA
Washing, per quarter. ...................
Bed and bedding, per quarter. .-...............
KxIRA CnAEGEs.
Music Piano, per quarter. SIS
Harp, "
81 s:uitar. q ........... -. ....... q
Vocal, =. ......... .
Latin. Italian, French and German. each per Dr.
Payments required invariably quarterly In sd-
vance. No pupil received for sh.srter period than
The Annual Commencement, which takes place ON
the THRU Thurpdny In July. Is proceeded BY public
examination Of ali the pupije. The fret Term com
mences On the fret Monday n September.
For further psRtirulars sddrrse % OTHER 81
PEKlOK, ~: Clasa's Academy, Benson. Lafayct,e
AZ al
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
the BISHOP
Lee Sc minarY
Fur YOUNG LADIES.

O0o0q0o, Iowa.
1 MS lNSTlTUTION WILL ne OPENED FOR
J the reception Of PupNs, beth - Buarlers aid
Dav Scholar, % "Wednesday, 19tA Sepseober. Tn
.ExrcssD rsD T M -Tuition Oi LAY Pupils under
ie years. In English only. 80 In English and French.
$40. Tuition Of bay Pupils over IL years. with OF
without French. Si0 Tuition in the English and
French departments with board and washing, SO.
Kara CaAesrs PEE TAR~.-PianO el9. zee Of In
strument - Organ &i3, Of instrument -: vO
cnl Music. when the pupils take cssoue alunr same
a. Piano when in class e.. Drawing and Water
fAinsiag Is. OIL Painting 500 Latin. Greek " Ger
man q. Embroidery taught.
For further particulars apply IL the Principal,
tepEI-dlm f. EMERSON JUDD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
Dsnsss,ss. ,sl c..x,va,l,. Ticket.

~ Secretary Of StsAe,
COLONEL Q. y. vANANDA, Of Oslswsrs.
For Treasurer Of State,
GEN. GAOa0E A. STONE. Of Henry.
Ff Audit Of State,
CAPT RO' ERr ". LROsS, Of Polk.
For Attorney General,
CAPT. WEBSTER kALLlNGER. ofLss.
For Register of State Land Once,
LINE r. MsKiNNiR. Of CaAysse.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court.
CAPT ALBERT SToDDARD. ofTama
For Clerk Of Supsens Court,
CAPT. FRED. OOTTBCnALK, Of Dubuque
Fer CenGrses-Second Dielsisa.
JOHN r. COOK, Of Scott
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Me-. =. . 4 > Lake -, GhsroeSs
~ ease iafee sad eAseesivs naenm Hooee
= ".f Joobiny House, where ~ a.asssessse oss
Cseshisg, under our Owh supervision. snsseey
eeeesssang the advantages 81 keeplne or eeoea /!
yels sseeL'an. and regular sisee. snt w 9 81
- usesef assortment to- 60
~xs.,ea Az 0amt.V esepVr ss0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

The De@eeraey in Philadelphia have non.
p!atsd iDr Cpngenss SaAu ! ]. Rand.u. ~.
Hdos, aNd c6A& DockWassef II thu ID
ID, and 30 Districts, respectively.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

KgETuCkI STATE LOTTERY,

6eawa Daily ~ 1sase Aashsrasy.
MusRA!. EDDY Z CO. nANAoERs.-
Mx Capital pr 1es from $1,000 - q. OO0--
whses 6csets fu2sue to twepty dellast shares.
In pf6GUPG9Ou .-.. s.-..F' =. ~
Circulsss q ~ ehsve Lsltssiso sent free u
charge. 0rdess for tickets psomptly- eeseaded
drawn. Address r......
MURRY. EDDY I CO.,
July9.8m. Nh I'd. sL6atsvlgs0. Ky.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

The non. John r. Cook and Hon. Hiram Price vii
divide the time Ia joint discussion at the follown,
timcs and place.. 10 wit:
JACKSON COUNTY Monday, Sept l1th. at Sa
bnIa
Tuesday. Sept 18th. At Relievne.
JONES Col NTi.--Fviday, sept. 2lst. at Ana
lnosa.
LINN COUNTY. Saturday. Sept. 92d. ~ Cedsl
Rapiaa.
CLINTON COUNTY Nosdsy. sept. snh. at De
witt
CEDAR COUNTY. - Tuesday. s~p,. 18th, st Tip.
MuscATrNE COUNTY Wednesday. sept sr:h.
ct Musratine. ~
SCOTT COUNTY saturday. Oct. 9Th. II DAven-
port.
Mr. Price 70 open At Sshula In sp-cch IL an hear,
Mr.. C.0k t0 follow IN one and haf houra NJ Price
70 closs u . ham hoa!. ~; Coo. " cvvn q Belle
IN epccch u ~ hoar, 0r. Price tollw Ia one
and half h0urA, NJ. Codk 10 close II half hour
ana the aeme II each meeting the speakers alierna
ting = to OPENING and clers, The ffsds VI each u
hA1lsr prest1iAg O(irsss q snrh m~eeimg.
Meetings n c0mmeoce ~ ] O'cl.ck T. n.
JkO. W, THOMPSON.
President Of Scott Co., Republican Club,
IN hehalf II lesp Cuae Diss Cum.
Nm. w. COMES,
Chairman Of I'd Cong. Diet. CON-
1-SL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Tnk engineers employed in Surveying for
he Pacific Railroad west Of Denver. are
finding IN unexpectedly good line and easy
rsdc o. far ~ they have gos up the C)sas
Greek Valley, and they would (oo the 2sth
uls. probably reach Bcrthoud Pass in about
. week. They design cutting out wsgoa
tail over the BerthouI to take their trains
through.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Col. Thomae g. Back has. been nomina
ted fer Sta1o esoasot u lha Ted tlnneie
OistreA eoaBpsss1 Of Adauis ana flrncocE
counties.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Tmr NasAvius hssev Of ~ I'd sotss q
recent ssics6s q shae ef Henry Eabssn. 4
German, Who had found HE way to thai
el6es 10 ssssy de1psssss state q mind. -
Domestic ditIiculsiss had broken. .vp bid
fas.ily. and he-6od IN Ms home IN Men.
phis With the avowed purpose q eeing to
some city in which tbe cholssa ragged, uop-
ing dashe Diehr "a syetiA VI h
had already been in st. Louis and several
cities where thas dissass b prevalent, and
had 6nally ,rpached Nashville psoailoss, end
6ndine Hi1uejlf cholera ptoof leapsd Into
she river and ended bis wose.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

The Radical Cunxre0 voted its members
each $4,000 extra pay. and took good care
to ses that they got it.
The Radical Congrcas voted tho soldiers
from $50 to $l0O each, extra bounty, but
took no cate TO SIZE that they got Il
The Radical Congress voted the black
scidlers cs.A $500 ezra bounty, and took
sssd ore thAt Thy got It.
Tec Radical Congress voted The white
sosdere saeh sniy trsm $50 u 1lOO, sxara
bounty, although they we're in service long.
e than the blacks, and calls il equslixine
the bounlinA RveA hen. Obagress uaa
aged SO that the white soldier cannot Rst
the little bo' mtg voted him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

0laaaess OPoa Heroic tss1alers.
The Radicals are infiristea by Tho actu
mulating evidences tina, tho greater ,nsjcri,y
Of distinguished officers aud soldiers Of The
Union army arc rsllyins 10 the support o.
Johnson's patriotic policy. They Get and
talk like crazy men. call our patriotic col.
disrs rebel xympathixess," "serfe," and
other approbrious terms, hesping uroa
them Unlimited abuse. Al i Why 10 this
For no other reason than that thcss her ic
men ser nothing but new rebellion sgains,
the Constitution and the laws in the rsdr .
policy, and are arraying themselves agni. It
it, just ~ they did against the secession
polio, Of 1891 The latest term Of blac>.
guardism applied to these devoted men. we
And in the Illinois journal, where the rand
heroes belonging to Sherman's army ere
called 'oid Jummsrs = Shcrmau soldis' .
"bummcrs = And The paper that calls
then SO is the central radical organ Of III
nois The furious and fro.hy msligner Of
President johnson, the lying sal,ninatOr u
Conservative Union men. And that paper
portrays our msgnidceu. johnson soldis .
BY . term that implies al snanusr Of nean-
nsss. and sneakincss and Jtfryny Didller
In, calling then "cld bs6nsrs' Pct
that in yous pipe nd snsas Il. brave isl-
love Of Shesman's army, aud rememtse
that the rudical Jocohino doacv,be vOu ohva
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

II. E. Paino was vesse,dsy nominated Tor
Congress By the Republicans Of the First
Ols'r.cs Of Wisconsin, end 10 ~ Third
District, Gen. Washburue. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15
MuRrny and the tive other Ecnians who

MuRrny and the five other Ecnians who
sesp from the jail nj Cornwall, &. W,
have arrived ut Buffalo. On Saturday night,
Srptemb l>,, they took up board from
he dor Of their prison room, and broke
through the wall, after which they dug n
ole towards the surface inciinlng il out.
ward. When they got near The surfsce
hey OF il SO, waiting Tor y favorable nigh,
0 msk~ th,ir escape. The night they e.
aped being dark and very stormy. they
pcned the hole and made thri' escape
they got across the river to noganshurg.
~hcre they slept At Bsncker's Hotel and
hreakia>tcsi there Sunday morning. They
~ they had had the hole ready about .
month. waiting Tor . suitable night. Sat.
udsy night suihns them, they commenced
about u u e. this a., Whsn thu
sentry ~ making his beat turned 70 20 10
the further end Of il, winch wssas some dis
lance from the wall, one Of them would
'ess md run through the hall IN the public
tiicr building. about - icet, and thence to
he At, Get. and the others would lie en- for
he returning scnsry. and when he turned 70
o back another would start, and thsy con-
inued epis game unill oil escaped but three,
who Kept making some noise, dancing, sing
imy, g., u allay suspicion. These did not
seem anxious to escape. Murphy's party
~"y that they met several persons on their
~ay " the RIVER. They broke open boat
house. took the boat and coat that va ".
ing in 1t, and reached Ogdensburg about 8
IN the morning Murphy changed q
800 bill in that placs Some Of them were
armed with revol.ers. and also appeared in
the morning with q good outfit, though they
lett Cornwall but poorly clad Murphy left
directions for tindns the boat, and left ii to
DC returned 10 the owner.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

s. K. He'll, Of BsdA,a pssposss . new
system Of coinage namely: the PROPOSE
asv csut TO Be mAjs ss aicksl ~ ss.as q
& present. bus the sessse ~ . .issd seas,
u nselsus Of Which i sspteesnicd b. :
Asle through he coin. TAs swo cent
pieces have two perforated stata, end ne
ssse cent coins thrse. Thus By holding
either dissemination 70 the hight. o. By
simply touching them - = y ~ ~ holes
Tie value ofths piscs Of mosey u unnis.
takably known. The half dlmss md dimes
azs larger coin of better metal, but are %
b. perforated By one and 100 stars.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

The summer jiat clssing 10 said BY the
oldest iahabmamt" to be the most remark
shls that hes occurred in many years in
shrse Particular It was in its earliest por-
tion the h"ttest in its middle part the vet
test and in its latter potion the coolest 81
any summer within the nssnoey Il the Old
est inhabitan..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

The steamship Asesss, whoss history +
TT - l6sm the theme Of taeesnalisoal esa-
tzevasy, whsn the dsptslstisas u sas
Alabama again come up for considerable t,
- sscsnely besa doeksd in EAse 6sssen,
end put il the best possible order, hes had
new propeller and spIsndsd sseineA
which are expected to make her, equal in
spsed to anything aioat We undcrstsnd
that she viii run - . regular packet be-
tween San Francisco aud the Sandwich
lalands.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Great pssparatioos ere 4sahing for ehe
Mich3Gen Staee Fsir At Adrian, cenmencin 7
~ tie 1sth ssst. MS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

An interesting suit 10 pending in Rich.
'nond. W. GlXi{D ous q ~ aledeed pus.
chase. bsforet tlr, of2,2Uo hoelhssds q
tobacco Sos the A-ssrs. Rothschild. About
1000 hogshesds Of he tobacco were burned
on the fall Of Richmond, and the rest was
.tucd. Col"nel koomis claius the tobacco
= abandoned pvvperty, bat I'd ivdusetion
has been issued ct the suit Of the Roths-
childs, restraiuiag hin lsom teanoviag Il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

The winona Republican o the 4th inst,
oAys The cholera had appeared a Rs1Aalra,
FILLMORE county. MIMI, and was esus;ns
much sssssnsas and fear. ~ it, rsvares
amoag the inhAb,,ants. many ec ubom
wses leaving Town until the epidemic
shesA aeaae. A large party cf Norke>
giaa iDnigrants introduced the diss>se. In
o. apstssee = wAbk ~ TiaSSliv.
AUG. ~, sinss shash time, W - Mondsv
aorniae shssS' he'd tssa Afteed casss an,
Eve dsashs. The &isssss 10 mostly coufn.
"a - ~ Nes0soians. One Anssisan Ia
~ he'd bsen astaoksd.
Tn kaikakss (lh.) 0iiiess tSilss fro.
. ssabe x ssrness whA 7flAsesd NJ
s1ile19oD cs~'' pstato Nj spttlS ~
49, v yisld-not siaaae 1Sia.s
sesay bsicg found In the him. Oa.
Ar66 pliatst acfes, tke sineS iGddiu,
sessae ~ hsalehonAe - hsving every sp
eersnss e lta,eNA 7r1gwth, bot ~ hiul
~. ~ eco stisocrO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Regal Havana Lottery of Caba.
Conducted ~ the SpsnisA GscsrMm~nt.
esso,Sev IN GOLD DRAWN EVERY II DAYS.
Prises cashcd and information furnished, the high
eat RACES poi6 lOs DonblOonr. and oil kinda u Gold
end silver; aluO for al Government SeeuSit1oe
TAYLOR CO., 6ankefp.
n No.. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

the CAMPAIGN
UNION MEETING.
Hon. w. T.. Le0ne we'll
DR.. j. r. Fairbanks
TTYlLL ADDRESS THEIR YELLOW .CIfI
wv seus on the pssisical issues q he a.. ri
- CLAIRE,
Tssesaa1 Erc., 1sth tSssf.,
A. Dsvesport's Hal
w. ". CONES.
Chairman District Central Com mittes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-15

Statistical tables just published by the
British Government give the tubjoined list
Of the principal national debts, with the
date to which each is made up, and the
amoun, per head Of each nations indebted
noaa
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-14
Criminal : Gpilrf.

Ser SAL ge9ea q. gufer, ipe9en
Mnrbes ipnr6e bis gum j !. Monta9 i'm
December berf9oben unb bic 3eusen fur
sibr Grfdeinen inter ie $3.50 Biiref6aft
aQeitelt. as4ls4as-s .allias7sg2 sg6sG
6rieb. 9iotb, ipefder ebenfaIls bes
Wforhes anaefla9t 1T, inuBte fir iein
Grf9eiteit i'm Deteti,ber< Serinin $1,000
Bir9i9aft iteIIen, ipeI9e Die Serren 50.
DeiDs alab 81. B. g. NIep fur i'm Ieis
fteten. 4
q Sa oer 0lntlaae seasn ben sSarbieen
50. 94iaianis, ipesen Oiebitabls, tuurbe
auf, elm polle prosequi erfannt.
Ser @ro3eB eeeen SIC. @oobnant,
1pef9er 6es Diebffabls angeflagt 1T,
lpurbe ouf 8rlIn6 zines @fTbabit auf
ben n1bften Sernlin nit Der Bebin9ung,
6aB ba Mles bel Der Sanb, .ieins foIle,
mas 9eipiinfdt pirS, beridoben.
Serr Triebrid @otb iuuroe auf @runo
ieinet ntititarif@en GntIaffunsspapiere,
naturalifirt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-14
@ lf aesersers. eorat.
BObI Dem, Der fret pom S9uIS unb 6ebIe.
BeTpaHrt hie fin6Iit refine SeeIe.
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Sbm bitrfeuiie nidbt rddsnb nab'nt1
: y go iOadtea ua6Fe6enSe climber unbs
Slinberinren ni6t. 8iuanaig tparen ib@
rer, sic feblten .id anitanei9 gu betra<
gen uuS faben gu i6rerrt Gritaunen re-
ipettib 81 % aus ibrer 4rinatfai1e in
bic StabttaiIe iuan6ern; aber aud bers
f9iebene eir13elHe Sale tuaren interrel<
FAINT uno iIen sur g8arnuns bier ber@
6Hentlidbt iperben. w ss e..
s. @alnao1 eing nit elmer Dame
5tueibeutigen Gufes ipasieren uno muBte
6afiir ga be3ablen. ts
s. Surtin beglldte cine G9par8e
gleiben &enor1me nit feinsr Begleis
tlns unb parO NIT SO beftrift.
Gam Softer, Der am Gonnabenb
@adnlittag Serrn Sunsermann Die, Ca
6entalfe itabl, follte $54 fur iein fiib<
men rGriff sbesablen, rlatirlia bait. er
tein 9elb nin6 erbielt @sIeeen5eit, fi9
i'm Gteinflopfen au iiben, 5.3 ~
gBiuiam Greene berfaufte am Sonn<
fage unb .iparo Inn SO beftraft.
IS Sobn GUNNER eridtpinoelte fi9 SeIs
farben uRter falt6em 8ermanDe bon
9rn. @. s. 2ufbar6t, ioa fur bieies
MiBberifdn6niB $24 binterlegen unb
luiro in Griilangehlng Ses @elocs mad
benz Grbettsbaus sefdafft.
pa 81. Garter mar betrnnfen un0 inuBte
ii1 ni9t mad Sanfe gu finOen, bic 8o<
Ii3ei leiitete ibm Siilfe uno Ct rnuBte oaz
fur 81 be3a6len.
6o6ert GuOalB, ipegen unanfanbi>
gen Betra9ens angefla9t, tuurOe gu 80
perurtbellt.
9Iuna @iuing niinidtt before &leioer
81 baben, ne ipablte ie6o6 einen faIi6eH
gSea, itl6eni fie i6rer Nahbarin inebrere
heinilidj fortnobnl. Ser &ecorocr err
Harte ibr, oaB iie fur 6ieie 8egriffsber@
ipe@ieIung $24 3u SobIen babe, Sn grs
liianeeIuns oes @eI0es fhidte er fie ms
Irbeitsbaus. .5 81 81 r.
Carolina 8laGMait Lag betrunfen in
Der Strabe unb tparb aufsenummen;
iebo1 NIT SO entlafen. .;rn :
emma Snrneh liebte GaBiateiten unb
ftabl BON 2lnor. 8roets Elm @las @anbg.
Ser &ecCrber erldubte ibr bierauf Die
@lbisteiten ser EenitenfarS gu Derius
den. zsr ss.
: 8eorge Brigham lag bllFos auf Der
GtraBe, eiilige iliitIeibige Boliiiften ball.
fen ibn auf bic 8eifte uao fiiubte ct fur
.biefe fleine &lIFeifnng neRn Dollars
be5ablen. s. = q. 49, 80
Scbn $en6ri1 butte eineti 70 Fartei'
Appetit ita9 GiibnerFeif9, 6d6 CT obne
~ fragen Elm &ubn aus benz bena9bar>l
ten Siibnerftaa ftabI, nm feline geliiife
~ bcfrie6igen Ser @ecorber n,a@te
ibinI teritdnbIid, oabs 9eIHte, Die auf
cine folde glrt unb gBeile 6efriebiet
iuerOsn, ntt1 IS ssrtra besabIt iueroen
miiIien. s00<A
Sic Oaeeorosr's Office bate alto
heute einett etdn ,en0en Grfolg nnb Die
Sta6ttaIfe fam milf tbren GtHfonlinerl,
in Gnbetradt Der fdle6teu 8eiteuJ siis
frieben ieiri. a i.ss.ss- .e...l f.sas
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einisen 8abnaraten seb0rt, bic has 6 o,
so6orit nldt anerfennen. Bas it
Sic ipirfli@e llrfa6e bdbon? ses 1T elm
fad, neil es Die 3dbne erbau unO
fdmasises SntereTe ipiipsrt, Oab Der
Serial Der 3dbne tbr 8rob unO Butter
1T, Siidtige Niit9lieber 6ie'er &unit
in allen sBeilen Ses eanbes fno Oau,it
einberitauben sinb enpfebIen CO.
re- @oT6 er6ffnete in Stem
gort NIT 1494 ttnb idloB nit 149R.
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SO. IL. 9ortb< @berrD <@teaBe.
Sebet MDrsen belitater Qund.
Ra6mtttass 2affee.
gOrsistid1es .Gineinnati aaserbier unb
siIiss anS sasss ssss II 5af4en fr saniiisnss-
traud5 tets on 9dftb. 5,4FssR ,sresf4s SIC 81
4 Bir fu@en saberIaBise Qg.nten in
allen Sbeilen Der Union fur Die ,,Sens
nefee Staatss 3eituna." q
l Gin glid in alnfere BreisIiffe iuirb
uniern 2eier q ,..,.l, baB infer Comm
ta9sblatt aud ullein, nbue Die 3eitilng
tagIt9 5u I..eJnlea, az baben lit. Das
Sonntassblatt foltet $4.O0 per sSabr
un6 ei9net fi6 alir gerl6idung mad
duBerbaIb unb aud mad europa. =
g6ir ndden oas beatfcbe pubIitnn1
ipieberboft oaraiif aufnaerflnn, baB mir
all. Mrten Oru6arbeiten in Gnglii@ ios
tpo6I ale Deutld an ebenfo biligen
8reiien, pie irgeno cine anbere Dru>
derei anfertisen f0nnen.
grpfebIungSfarten, Builder unb Sefte
aller Dirt u. {. tp., u. I. N. fnun man
in burger Belt iiao 3ll bilIigetl 4reifen
in nnferer Office auf 8efeIIuns err
balten.
Sir MAIDEN nodmaIs oarauf
oufmerffam, hnB uniere 8eituns nur 80
@entS tu0@entlid foitet, tudDrcnb- ale
iibrteen 8I6tter Der Stabt '35 Gents
foiten. Dir baben CUR felben 3eit bie@
lelben gfeuigfeiteH, Die bic Gnslii6en
gfalhbiIle 8IQtter brinaen. =.
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bur9 bic SrennbIi@feit 0es Yapa GoIIel
einaelooen, benz Gr6ffnnnasInnd i'm
NO6 GitD GaIcn beijufDobnet, uno
ntiilien gefeben, 6a6 bae &ipp&en uno
bic eompacten Speiien, tneI9e Wlaodme
GoIIct uns berfebten, fuperb iuaren.
MIpbens nit feiner hefannten NcbleHe
Perbfrt an Der Bar. GegG biw all lin
Z Sahgrigeft iihb Surftigeft. In Ben No6
Gith SaIon. an
| Dns bieiige nnb OArHreifenbe 9us
bIitnm MOLE ia inn Qlnae behaIten, DaB
ssrenM6 Seinrtd &nnteI g gegenIber Der
1oifofice Elm gang ausge3eiGnetes
8oaroingbaus bat.
Qelet bic NInjeige 6es Germ ssoee,
Or na&t 0ehienigerI, bic @runteigens
tbunT biTItg etfuerbeit iucnet, febr CUTE
Mnerbietinge1. go. *
HG. 80. Gone bat bic nenelten Con,
bon 3eitln0ea, YuR@, Sanifrirte II. T.
No.; ebeniO ale oiperifnnifHen nno
6eutf6en leiten0en SOArnale erhaIten.
4 Der Yain &iIIer 1T aud i'm Der
Gpctbete bts 9errn &aiilof 81 baben.
/ SER 0HO Rerlantb, fraber in
NeiIpausie irebn6aft, Fn6et Elm Yadet
offleieler DotRnepte IN Der Office bes
6errn 81. q. 1bugne6 oOer bel Nidter
aobering gto. AL RorO Sherry Srabe.
80 =
4 Cine Bnrtie Wadpapier III in unies
rer Office 81 febr btaieen asrstfeu su
babefit