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NaffA51he N2rinEe-
pelte tn Der ensGii&en 2tfe ent9aItsn finb.
81 renI[Re

WRrs 9 DeutIer, 0lrS 3 Dtffentufer, D9i6 2t3aie 2uR.
n nausr; Yrs &ebt 0etaer, Asts %nn s @ub9lpbs gltB Mare
N Ineplpb, N}rs GeC S6afIer. Dlt6 Q Stein, @lif Steteer,
Mtis Wfars Il Gtantt. DIrs S QDsl0er.
SerrEnttte.
Mnt @afbeG Sfaac 6 8o8ara6, Scbn Bernard. ST ged,
6 8ter, y s 8rdnb, @Dttl De8ler S Dtfd, @tp 9Drn, @er
10 0Obier, & Dpa, g @tfenGerger, Cam s. Setter, 6 s Tribe,
6 5ersesbeimer, Gbr 6ebl. 6 $ Serr, 08m Serbert, &c
@erndn, $ 9glentau, ct Sibelberger, Chr 6ablert. s Ra6L
o 3auitDI3, & S Faufntnn, s Sod, SIR Sod, IS 3 QIpper,
SrIepb T'anr, Q8m 29sper, & S NtstIsl, 8 . Ytpreb, &c VIA
iauer' Stttnteintr s. 8rp, $ @fsifer, & 0t~pItrfelb, 8rnn8
Shntttt, ISU!pb Saddle, D0S Starbnan, 6 U Stttne, Sc 81
~98attinan, S S 98aener, !Sdcpb Q~1ett!n8, " Nefnerj g8m
@Diel, capt 3tmnErMan, ST. 8eialer.
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50 GrDBer Masfeu6al
ITt G5ermania D4Gmmerc6Dr8
13sAl am 49,. 6ebtuar ;. S,
az tn Oct G0ncDrDia Sale.
ggaS lou Der 6 f In elmer 8ett,
g8enn &Gntg 6 drneo1 | re8tert?
g8aS foQen Spt9' un6 Traurt9fett,
gDenn uns Ietn Scepter mint unO fa9rt?
STAN ca NIT @rilen, Narren fpmn,t
00n Rprb unh 9Th, BON OF un6 g6Gf !
gBtr 9eben pas alein @u6 frpn1mt,
DIR gtarrhett 8lIG-ba8 MQerbef
Ser @ermauta Dtdnter6pr 3et9t tetnen NttBlte6ern un6
Ereutben erpebenf an, b1B er sur Setter Fer T1fna6t fetnen
s. S~dbrestd4 In elmer 9DetIe dbbalten nirb, tds fb bic
Gnget i'm 9trnnte3 trant lahet ipuet.
@rogrdnm
I. Ser lImaua, I'M ~ u6r tegtnnenb, wirb 6ur9 bic See
rl6ntteften Grdger tef ytarrtett G%us8efubrt terben $ a r.
Il / II Scrdn, eann 3 a c II un6 enfeG-fbGner
Gstanfe !-Npnnen NIB Seret. Spet e atfer der &tar.
fes nt4t) Int @snefen bUr 8rufer s DnatGdn Fem
it&ts F q d n a Sc d, 9utent,, Ncttsns un6 antere
8 rauer r, %Sprnebmes unb 8sntstnes 9 d nit un6 plne
9sttelia6; sU1 ia6eatPIi&sr 5a!ssan9 SOu' Der ORe'nanfer
2. 6asuen.Quartett Dter p~blt8ate8 &tGertft !!
3. Der SGiffftD,
Dtcr Bic bS6f wuntettariiGa uub rte nteter ia %gepe1ene,
tp,lt6tfprtf6e, pbne g4iprpf0rnt unb brf fGnter5lOfe &et-
tanosrperattpa tes I'm gBn6er e%rtrarftea Sartt0ntfeh unb
So6ms @ss,!@squire.
SSerfemen:
~ v v u - 2 y S*Nf1Et
erpeen Sper at NrtFereant.
9 tmpuI a befet S9mefer,, ,St9nprd Sptitp PSer Wig
Reucdo Spt Der ~bpPpelten ttal. Sper tn gtep Octt.
RirfpG Sr Sbertpr 8prmt ST, FbniBt. 9Dff1nBer
Gus BERTH, erte6 Ian9ft ermarteteS
tTtf6er : &uftreten 1T Baltimore.
gsut Sr Carl @rru-@B, Bon ser 9rpBet SPer
Su 2pntpn.
Gin G@Greer 9r. Sen]tnp 6nrtpig. ~
Gin % etnretenber, St8. " j Soai1tIa, tatierl'
merriam. 8dntrter Ids6er:
. r Ser EtI1er pirb BON fplher Stdrte tett, f1B man bic
g3rdn6una hes WtsereS gar ttdt bDret. farm.
Srt ter Sanblune: Ypcuit 9Dtnt Bet Ntntpe.
9ett: $40 (nt6t 1861 b, Chs:
gR- SBtee SeIebung BITE Ter ausBe5et6netea 3urnrftSrnuItt
.Bfef etb c % I u, wte ieber 8tat8eentenbe %3u8eter
n,n6. SpIte ether pter etne ber dnpnctrten GeIebrtt1ten
Srrh GAiffdlstlde t~erbtn6ert Werben, 10 1T burG @tnfus
b%truna!fer te1ten biea9et 8rafte ftr narbt9e 0ertrstnn9 9-
icrot, ia @prii6t UstanntIi6 be SHUTTER Der 2%DetSeettt tit NIB
Elm bpdberehrteS nGrrt16eS pNblttunt ltnter no etrcltrm fan.
ces bt6appptntto perten rart.
4. NItfrdnttf6 Nenuette mad her Nfe!pbtt:
,0rrBrtutter ntI ~tan3en."
5. YebenSbiGb torfeuenb tpe Der Gerntanta Wtnn'
rsrhpr tint SATIRE Q mad Chr. a~u8geisten tat, mad elmer fur3s
lid dufee funbtnen photographic iener Gage.
6 per unb 7. Eanten BIS jnnt l9feh %l@er'
nttttpr&.
anmert. gpr rem Supper tlffet NUT ytdsfeh i'm
TIT Gbttle beB SadleS ietn. o.,
80. BAIT; Rart & q +, 1873 remington; SBOteB 204
SO. prott; 6. 8. Peter, Qancter; fatb sr, .. Srefert1
Ctr; 6. 81. 9etnt, $50 9tetttr,; s. Spnt M ertelh
81. Ga9fr,; ST.. SC nap ,, SpatfaefF.; Or; SO q LING,
8rpatw3g; S. 80 all, B1pabnaq, uno a lien atttoen
&c {t0Itebern.
9y2-I3I OaeGpmtte I.
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Die 8tQ sar Srcprporattpn BON @QtcCttS
MtQs GitD purbe p~erle1er, in berIelben ptrD
Der DurGmeIer Der Staot dtf Il Nfetlen feIt=
9eebt.
0er @enat fat bic gia, 3pei weitere 9olt=
gel GommifGre SIT ertennen palfrt.
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9(d1ttrtn 150oatelsG altcr!

Ane ~biejsuigca g0irtte, wel4e 8asateatif6e bitter, tint
t6reS et8ner 8crtteils me8tn auF9efcrrert u%neeiurtt BEL
hem llnten9ennnnten bpr3ufprefer, nm eine 9ettttpn all zen
fir &rntebrt9ung ter Sa91ttl.G tcens 3u unter'
@ G66nt, SO so 98plffr.
80 Sprr, Rp 253 T!eetitr.
$ &%ut6aun, ode Stiles II 2ittte Gpu8bfr.
Qpris 6crf6, @de g0rb un6 GaDRr.
SIN G6tGbaas, $50 So gtCrb 9acaf.,
Spbn 1IetfGmdnn, SIP IL OpSerfr.
81 $ QBejL, 10 u Eteeeriffr.
6entQ 5tB Saratp9atr. spii4en 5eparb uub
~(Ntpbtnt) Yarffr.
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IN rem
6pltoapitraBen Tbeater,
Se8tnnenb
goutag Abemb, ben r. Tebrmar.
6 re-tGn NIT oant tr8Bt n%65ltdfen @feet
feds Der beiten Opern,
wel6e blS ~unfa1tnba bsutf4e 8epertosr eatbalt.
Ole 9ruppe parOe i~nnertal6 brr issten breI No4 en- aus
benz si,efen in 8Ofot 3niantnen8lraftn no Fe unter Der
perl5n(i6eu @uff6t te Ner. gepnb6cb Grover b~urd9du-
eIg reprsdntFrt wurbe unb ut. BIZ ~nuge9eure GrfDis seiet8t
BAT, lest i'm befen 3uaance I'll.
Die &tGppe f&lebt a
bic erIten &iinitler Der gan5en BeIt! '
ioiuie oen beribmten WIeSbabner Gbor
In F6.
D. fetbe bef5bt aus ben bsrd9mtefsn, Sttmntet bes 6at'
sen teutften 2dnbeS uub fno ttnt BITE bciten 9ttftn'en Ger
beutI9ea Oper rpn 1854 unb IS etnSerist6t w0rben.
9setfe Ter Yld4e:
SeafpnsStdetS fur 6 Rddte.. S. 10
6eafOn.Et6ets fur i4tt:....i:. ..n;:.:.:.St LOO
E% Der gertauf bon Stbtn bsBtnnt am gtt'tpcb WfoF'
gen ii MtcGafte9'6 Wtutc Store.
NabsreS tn elmer fpategen Ariet8e'
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MuTDrScr1rtfo.

Sener 2iauprsSdnbIer In Baltimore, peIder feir G6rtn
10 + t am so. Stt. 1865 bet mir berpfdntete, TT tiermtt
nufSefCrbert, tafelte i~nrerbalb ether gDo&e e%tnsuIEIsn, miprt-
genfal6 ib taHeite an ben 36&tbtttenaen ~perfaWfen Efrte.
SO bingtpn' 5. Sebruar 1866,
lbimtbpl : SO ter.
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@n1z I @aIa

$3.50 side Dinninqton3 unb StTreps & Qorrtp8 fsinsR,
so 600 Side 2i6frpspl Grounb an6 10000 gnftels &urti
S8laab 5u perfsufen tn b~cIiebt8en Quantttdten bel
(6f-2D) NIer &err & 3 70. IS Grttrercef fl
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Wrhcifcr 0i(Dumng<4erpiu

Ste TIttsl!eter tts 0rbstier gtltun9s.9erftns perbsn
tSftidt triubt, gum Seusfs ties 9rn. 3e5ier, DOnnerfas
s. 6etrudr 3ablrstG NIT 8reuuten unb 8etanrttu SIT erfdet.
men, tnbem br B~sneFStdnt bur6 tttne 9urnpriftfden @prs
TRACE uns in unItrr wG6entlt&en 8erfartmlungen f&Vu
nanGen rergnlsten Ateno berettet bet.
(atmibp) @IIter, 9raf. 0tt SER.
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Marftpreife.
(@6pleIaIezBreiIe.)
baltimore, 81 0ebr.
@attee' - Sio .............18 q q in @plb
0a8uabra. ........23 "a 23%
aoa.............2 "a 90
WePG.-Spparbfr. Guper II. @ut @rtra So. So 900
~ @9ippiHg @ytra :. 9.50- 9.75
n &(einDertanf @rtra. 10. 90 600
~ Tauilien. ....... 10. 00-13.00
S6io @uper. 8.25- $50
n GFippitg @rtra ........ 900 9.25
~ 9leinbertanf @rtra. 49,. S.5O-1O.00
y Gonitien .5O-12.50
@iip WttI8 STANDARD SLper.... $50 900
81 stripping @rtra 1900. Il. 50-11.T5
Baltimore Tanilien.. ......14.5O- 600
Grfter @rao @rtra ..12.75- 0.Oo
otP88enh1ePt S4.5O-0.OO
@ornl1epl ................. 4.00-4.25
Suwpal5eh. ............... 4,OO-4.25
. etratbe.-&otPcc &Ga5en. ....... 9. 00-2.3 80 @t8.
SaI5.-@rpunb Nlt"I. $3.50
8urSs Sslonb .......... IS Gents pr. 0uI6e(
gS9t8fep. - pefI., 2.25 per @aG.
Prpbiftp n en.-59inteu ........ 24-253@ent3.
S&mlterftGde. -. .15-15N -
systematically n
G9peinefetf. ...........23 -
observation-disclosures .........$5.1213-0.O0
Gla4aiaame1. ......-. .2.90-2,95
Gt!n0t09.. 10000
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2Qeft baltimore 0nnnerein

Inter pGt8ert Nanteu bat ft1 Elm neugr gduberetn eebil'
bet. Q9ar h%entftlben beiautreten piin1Gt wtr6 erfu1t Fd
bentt Itenb 8n9r I'm &Ofale tes geretns, 446 SO. Baltimore
raFe peGrIfttp etn3nfnpen.
" u8. Wattenf&etbt, pr. gra[.
(m) .. Gutermutb Sefr.
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.41laasl9t sa9ip51S gag solIS 15q III 141 2 sSpitl,m sl
6 su'SloG roa Spil'19 GUN Fpt11uudG iup u5upal 7sl9
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MISUNDERSTANDING @fneroIzUetiamtnlnng

Die f~eetrtet Wtttslieter pbtgen @ereirs trertet erIudt,
DCnnet aae,S. 8etruar, &benbs Z utr Central 6QQ. Wapfr.)
sebIretb 5u erf4ctnen, b ptGttee Sc fb6fts Ger 8tria1nu1.
lung %bcrlte3er, bic etres teben Wtit8GtebsS Nupe fenGett er.
%fcrtert. SIM &HftrGg
(mibO) $. SPe8t Srtr.
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@iue Qrp6a partte 3l8gRtter aui 2astr unb ttGi8 su ser
bet v . & 8as gfa9fpl9cr Hen 2ewi9 Nlarttr
DO 90 9 6rfte!i6Fr. Qfe2p)
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~'a98unl'S suls4t0. s0upl90 as0I5id ua929rs
stliB ud1 u91tsn 9iqg0 usqu9lnlRnI1os 7pnt9 uI9g IT, 9lG
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'Ua4a' 80 81 sal9 'talaaooN 30 oq sl,sdsln1u0
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8w bteIer metner gsnef3.gprfiGunB 3u br ids Meier Sc
fen np6 MIte aefGeut, I'M esne gentlttltfe Nbent, Inter
%tdltun9 ber3ufeatt lite. nut s1btrej@en 9efa&
(1-bD) GbdrteG tester
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'ull9@ II! Qlralat1 ul0 Z 'Qr0 s36p
spl1 us g iulaI aao8 ulaQ nal a0 .Q1la C
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'919h& q Is Cldtim)
up gPl19nn'll t'ip1 SanD'l dS IsSlqd ne
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a 0Iasken
GAA Der @rBetter @efan8 @eretu Setet
btermtt ietueu N9ttsliebera fspte leinen eeebrten Trennbsu
an, tas RI ant Mlpntas BEN II. Betr. in her W'e6antc8 Sale
sur @tre bes alteu prtnjen Garnebai ttren Ma8ien San
atadlteu tpirb, @r berfpstdt cen &teilnetMern, tas e8 an
I'LL. Ndrrteit, Srpbftnn limb Seiterfeit, il feIbf bis sum @y-
~plCttren e~efet9frttn @enittltGf,tt ut4t fetlen IaHen Sirp.
@S Seriebt fb Don fe1tt, bsB BITE bette ItuEt br neuen
Qpelt ensa8ert pptben ID, nantltb bic beS 9ru. PrpfeiUr
Hpie. @tntrttt so ,GtS a 9eript.
tbt-np) DaS Gpmtte
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en- Rri0at=80U,
@M eeGatten am WStitmp4. Z. Bebru1r, tn Der S~tcbenbaue.
8aE%8 WietreN 5reuneer unb benz 8eebrten 9ubltfum
~Iberbaupt bic ~ersebenfe &nietee, baB ib am pbeneenannten
Saae etneu SaI peranRaItet un6 baSu bic beaen 9prberefs
trriden oetrpfien babe. GtdetS so Cts fir etnen 6trrn unb
Dorter. gu re6t saflrei6etu 8eiuGe labet Elm
t~npbtntt) 9eturt6 Surn
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Sin heftider Gd,uupssu

gsy@ SegiernnsBsYd e tperben in ttirse.
fer Grtft beioret tnrG bic expedition beS rBefer." 9ic
8iirserpapiere ftnb in iebem Sale ba5u erfsrberli9.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-08

of Boots and Shoes, being one of the
largest and best stocks of IS
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Proving Character.

Do you know the prisoner, Mr..
Z" Yes. to the bone.''
" What is his character?"
:; Didn't know he had any"
.o, !, Does he live near your
ah;,S 20 near that he only spent five
sniili1mIngs tor frewood in eight years. I"
with you in any matter9'' esGf
ID : OniyI once, and that was when he
was, drunk and mistook me for a lamp
! ~ Fr0mfWhat you know of him would
you, believe him under oath ~ I..n
That depends upon circumstances
If he was so much intoxicated that he
did not know what he was doing I
would. If not, I wouldn't"
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at low figures, call and see see E READ
and you will not be disappointed.
Quick sales and small profits has
always been his motto.
oc24'66 diff
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H U M o oU S

Do you suppose you can, do the
landlord In the Lady Of Lyons?"
said manager to a. seedy actor in
quest of an engagement II should
think | might, was the reply, II
have done great many landlords
A formal fashionable visitor thus
addressed a little girl: How are
you, my dear? ~ Very well, / thank
you" she replied. The visitor then
added, Now, my dear, you should
ask me how am" The child simply
and honestly replied, Il dom want
to know" e. vsia q Aia.a1 ,ia
An old man picked up half dollar
in the street. "Old man, that's mine,
said keen-looking rascal. :; Did thine
have hole in it?' asked the old gen.
tleman. Yes" replied the other,
smartly. Then it is not thine" re-
joined the old gentleman; thee must
learn to be a little sharper next time"
A well-known Democrat of Boston
was accosted the other day by Re-
publican with the question, :. = How
does your party fourish?" @They
are scarce, Sir, Uery scarce; SO much
so that yed-in-the-wOOl Democrat
attracts attention in the streets; they
are rare, Sir, very rare. / always take
the back streets now, Sir, to avoid
impertinent curiosity" $3.50
A poor family in the lower end of
town, says the Napa County Reporter,
had been charitably granted permis-
sion to use fire wood free of charge
from long wood pile of corded
wood on the bank of the river, but in
commencing at the wrong end of the
pile the foundation was weakened.
and the entire lot slipped on the
ground and a portion went off with
the. tide. The kind hearted giver
spoke in a vexed tone of the affair
that evening at the supper table, and
took occasion to say that the poor
could never be, helped without IN
turn injuring their benefactor. Z" Oh,
don 7 say that, papa, I said his little
daughter, remember that every Bit
OF wood you give to the poor will be
recorded in heaven" Papa said no
more, but had what was left recorded
here below. "a $50
~ 10 5OulJ d.. lew mO0GHS since the
London Times pespetrated a most
perfect bull. In review Of Tenny-
sons Enoch Arden" the following
sentence occurs relative to the self
denial of Enoch, who keeps his exis-
tence secret from his wife, whom he
tlnds married again and happy: He
died, but not until he died did he |
mention to those around him who he
was
An old woman on a steamboat OBJ |
served two men pumping up water to
wash the deck, and the captain being
near by, she accosted him as follows:
/" Well, captain, got well aboard,
ehYas Yes, ma'am, always carry
one, said the polite captain. Well, |
that's clever. | always did dislike
the nasty river water, especially in
dog days" -
A whisky drinking freshman was
brought before magistrate named
Porter, charged with being drunk and /
disorderly. The magistrate commit
ted the delinquent to prison for a
month, telling him that he would give
him time enough to curse whisky.
Y" Yes, faith" was the prisoners re-
ply, and Porter, too"
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GOOD GOODS.

-
,dH t9TAN IL norDOU yd bannfs
.xuOiat II d3ihW 3.3119tnHco uf ,z4oY
1I ri eI9{naU aidBio94E9T liB ld bl07 I
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-08
PoultrYl Poultry /

I'VE HAVE MADE ARRA N G z
regularly supplied with Dressed Poultry,
Eggs, Butter, etc.. ETC., during the winter
months. We are in receipt Of Produce
nearly every day from our vincennes
that WE CAN AND WILL SELL AT
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
A good supply of Turkeys engaged for
THANKSGIVING Day. Leave orders al
VICKERY BROS,
oc9 diff rs Main Street.
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Repairing Done at Short Notice.


.GTo0 hnsT--I *
" ~ &sAH H@ YA@9Bs ss&ss9 3 I'll
xznsr 49, Ed 9igs loi fa -4s
Morkfnen sent to all parts to ut IN WORK
~ &kM Repair Boilers anu Machfs,c~sP WIN
- All orders Wifi ecelve our fndtvtdu.
@lattenuon, and @itIbe prom-tI aa on
Once and Foundry on the Can mwsnunar
Gf Tngle Street GE88 w.
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to be found in any house in the West
and they are determined to sell them
at such prices as will enable them to
build up a business equaling in amount
any house in their line in the city. IF
you want ssH 30
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y THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JoURNA DBeEB s


T. O T. t R Y
II f. .s.9g HETwo ARMIES.
~ sslss. BY o. w. HOLMES. .afs
AS lffe's amending column pours, .fl,
L Two maTshaled hosts are seem gaqi
| Two armies on the trampled shores. I.,i
a. That death flows black between, M
| One marches to the drum beats roll, -
The wide. outhed clarion s bray, IA
/ And bears upon crimson scroll, sra
e Our glory Is to slays'pIa1q stTI s18a
one moves in SILENCE by the stream,
With sad, yet watchful eyes, .ts' k
| Calm as the patient planets gleam
That walks the clouded skies.
Along It's front no sabers shine, 1f.2
No blood-red pennons wave; 4ss -
It's banner bears the single line, bar
sour duty Ia TO save" 49, Va nae
For those no death-bed,s lingering shade.
AZ Honor's trumpet-call, =
With knitted brow and lifted blade,
In GIory's arms they tall. a
For these no flashing falchions bright.
No stirring battle-cry; Iia fTfT7'T
The bloodless stabber calls by night
Each answers, Here am n ~
For those the seulptor's laureIed bust,
Inc builders marble piles, Il
The anthems pealing Ger their dust rtl
through long cathedral aiSles.
For these the blossomed-sprinkled turf
That floods the lonely graves, So
When spring rolls In her sea-green surf
In fiowery-foaming waves. =
~. .5ati-iili..8 tslh ssst g
Two paths led upward from below,
And angels wait above ~
VINO count each burntHg life-drop,s flow,
Each failing tear OF Love
Though from the Hero's bleeding breast
Her pulses Freedom drew as@
Though the white lilies in her crest
Sprang from that scarlet dew sal
While Valor's naughty champions wait
Till all their scars are shown,
Love walks unchallenged through the gate,
To sit beside the ThroneI .,.sA.o-1
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28
UNITED PIANO MAKERS
STOCK CO.'S PIANOS,

This Company Is composed exclusively of superior
workmen who have held prominent positions In some
Of the best Piano Ports establishments In this country
and in Europe
This Company, organized In 1860, has now one Of the
largest and most successful mNnufActOres in ths
try Every branch being the imp edl4te supervl
foa q the Company whos experience practical Piano
makers enables them to produce Instrument which,
for oNer ulness Of tone elasticity Of touch and beauty
OF finish, are b0ysnd doubt without competition. They
are sending their Instruments all parts Of the Union
CanAdas. est Indies, &C., aud proud to among
their purons Of an musical talent and most
distinguished men Of the country
II must be apparent to ALL thst men whose skin has
been approved by the best manufacturers, will be
less successful when their fortHne aud reputation
are involved Aud the Company claim that their Pianos
combine all the excelleneas Of the latest proved and
most celebrated Instruments. They have hand, and
VIII continue TO Keep, lags stock Of thoroughly
ed lumber.
They challenge the most thorough scrutiny, and are
willing To subject their instruments to any test or CON.
parison with hose OF any other manufacture touch
sweetness and depth OF tone durability gracefuluess Of
proportion beauty OF tni h., 6c.
Having taken the Agency for the sale of these
CELEBRATED PIANOS,
Aud having been congratulated on having by several
persons, who have seen many Of the finest Pianos, and
heard many OF tue most celebrated pAniss Of this
other oountres, feel confident meet the VI
any one who desires to purchase hrs class Piano.
jAn2-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-09-28

day 10 septemberj in Kent Co,iaty, on the arst
Tuesday after the fourth Monday 10 March, aud
On The fourth Monday in September in Sussex
county on the FIRST Tuesday after the second
monoay 10 March, and on the first Tuesday
stsr the third Monday in September.
Inc Mayors Court sits in Wilmington on the
December
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
rms NATIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, AT WILL
AIEorOa,
Corner of Sixth and Market Streets CAPT.
Fridays.
THE FARMERS BANK, AT WILMINGTON,
Corner of Third and Market Streets Capt.
ss', $3.50 Discount days, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
THE NATIONAL BANK OF wrLMIsGroN AND
BRAHDYwINB,
Corner Of Second and Market Streets. Capt.
sal' $500. 600. Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
THE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON,
Market Street, above Fifth. Capital, $780,
Ooo. Discount days, Tuesdays and Saturdays.
PIRsr NATIONAL BANK OF wiLAIEGroS,
Corner OF Fourth and Market Streets. Capt..
al, 100000. Discount days, Mondays and
Thursdays.
SAVINGS BANKS.
WILMINGTON SAVINGS PusD.
Office 8. E. corner of Eighth and Market
streets.
DELAWARE SAVINGS BANK.
Office COG Market street.
ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
Office 607 Market street.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
oficC No. COZ Market street.
FARMERS Mutual PIRR INSURANCE COMPANY OIL
TIE STATE Oh DELAWARE.
Office No. 1927 Market street.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE. (TIRs
COMPANY.
Office Institute Building, Market stOeet, abov
Eighth.