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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

NNALLACk"
w Tetih Week Of the Ensagemsnt Of the
POPULAR IRISH COMEDIAN,
Mr.. DAN. BRYANT.
uSEQUNOCAL SUCCESS OF lux NEW DRAMA
sifANrS OBEiES,
ROt,LD BOY or GLENGAfE
sHAMUS DAN bhiANl'
Win tie great patriotic song EMIT 81 tho ~
GREEN ABOVE THE RED
Sir Derry Down. English Tourist, Mr. A. w. Dayenpoft
Otb,r characters Msssrs. g. Fisher. 6eJ holland H. T. N
,o4 r. Hind wms,n Browne. Leonard Mics Rosa eofs
Mo, John seo hrf. Marx smith Ac kc In the course Of We
piece the great ,,.c-toy ,fn
~, the character, Pronounced grest succes
- SHANUs OBRlES fEERi MONT.
FRIDAY EVENING, Aug IT,
BENEFIT
OF
MR. DAE BRYANT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

TIE cis will embrse, the FLOWING popular rti5ts;
CAPTAIN RODEElCk ODONNELL . $50. ,,o,,ou,u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

Psg. bv wedne1Ys steamer First Cabin 800 SiseFsEe 50
Payah in O. s. currency
fa..s.ser. also forwarded TO Hamburg 6Temen ke at
snodegs'e rates.
sF,xs passage nom Liverpool Quesps,own $50 gold OF the
eqaeu Tickets boush here b. sending so then
q Aren't No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
CXCURsION sFASON Of 1866.

TO TOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS.
Trcursnn leiu,d from NcwioIk VIA kagara
Fall. Like Dn- Hivr So. Lawrence passing Thousnud ludi
RAPID. by dlyis0. 10 Montreal Quebec River
Saguenly. WHITE III Portland Boston, Lske Nei
Lake Chlg Lake Geose saosa sprns' Ne"ori aud re n
TO Newf1rs.
For particular Il and al ilfTms,on
apply n G-rd TT Railroad aud Roy Mail Line
OF Steamel- no. l'a "a s.dsay, New ORR 81, 3, A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
Gttuyeion5.

nAIIY EXCURSIONS DOWN THE BAY.-De-
hclt Summer by the yor- Jessie oyt
oty. g. ui uicd s 'o 20, lot II ID ant Nouh
Rive, c1brs-irga s' through the NGr1ws Lowrr
Bay Fcrs Lafayette hrriou ac TO Port Monmouth AMI
retuin. 10 Aci on. 1nF- 10 lrr Tor the round zap
VIZ. \. CLAYTON. snpt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13
THE PLAINS.

AN INDIAN wAR-FALLAcY OF THE INDIAN TRRArfm-
oUTRAGEs BY THE sAyAGEs-cHARAcrERnrs
INDIAN LErTER-IyDIAE APPROPRIATION A~is-
pLEs-CRoPs IN KASsAs-PoLITIoAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-13

- LIVERPOOL Queenstown. 20,
Thcush Passage Paris Antwerp Hamburg Bremen LONDON
g.. e. ,.-,.- ~.
ses-srr Psse Tickets to bring person. from Lyerpooof Queens
be obtained a, No n BToea"ay
Freight Cabn Psssge apply az the once Of ne
NJ 1csets a. the Passage Ohce OF the
No"P'-} ~ - -'' " ~ n W. ]. HURST. Msnag,r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16

SpspepGis. - deaS .soermorn faGt, muh wobr
fein. alsr botsn prr 9.su meld).n Or. g TIT d..
sanb'S tcnii dc Atttel Gctt9ettan 10 bau-
fa caii,lbe lpben tEren tas mir idlctItd nns ecrS
tbt9t isbeu. benz gHglfgm miIlutbctlcr ban Wtr in
ber that rcm isStSmolt3tn Ut5r0lde btFeIttu Set-
lung ergQr.tn. D'y,lm forOtin rf 2Gs, eic NIT Gt
bonuuesttid)wercsn oeer yelpeHidpdde telntsn ino
.5tidaNb'S Gcnitun, Az boten. Daleltc TT bel
@etb 9. Sans'G, Nr. los, gDcit @ltinlereItl.
IN g8 a 70 Ing ton lei 3piept 80. y arm &
" rub er III babfn
etcgrcrfauier: VI. Gr8eIer s. Ge. urS
I9rmfon SIp 4, Baltimore, pb.
Ssn fD dibtastpn bel e $50 9rt tia II |
slr. 37I, ia. apenus. (3uIi6s II
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16

gDthsso fur 2tieemOelll
9rpfefipr 2ouis SO unDram's
freltberutmte
Nintresuisum9Ss 1lnb Wbfmhs
rutaHSs Ir&ater
Fae rrrtttiB bic teu bis iett tttarnten Rttte I'M
bic nstloreae @durtbtit mtoerBe,nItsl!en, icntt,
.senn 6,3 genpmm:n ag3stteiter Ut pftbltin. De-
tIteu n6 Is,t Gser cit
Di.rtttjabrtunbert itrtr 9attfraft tpt9tn
III Ttmii6laHo rUtmlIdh tef1unt H. 9:adjtcl in.b
pabn D aud bier felt cen festtu fre .fabrsu eireE
foiotH Ruf trpsrben nnb eiausn lit9 tsicncers tur
6eIlun8 bpswiili8et anO Ractnadi9sr
&ranfbeitsn,
nne tcatc gtjerl1ue be Sptnra8, BeEttl! 5u ercet,
auiseb:n. ebn. ;uoor h.is beiiaeu RtSu.fr III psr-
iaeer. Die Grduttr perftn bon mir
strett bon D.ntftlanb
in'pslirt II. :msi;b!c i'd bieitlben SrngeHe mein,n
mtrbtu glnbsieuttn lun, senstJten gsbraude. b i'd
cit ltsrSsust bin, bas elm sitt,r btr e,ntal taron
ninlm nut ber g8irIu7a ctptB suf1iecen 1t. ME mebt
rhr, oNittten isu mtfe .tete Taine cltt ftcis ca-
Dpn i'm 5auft tabti. oenn ercb BET Rinarrn IN biz
pcblbiitae BirtuE8 bteier Eraatsr gabrgait ubtr.
rat;no.
Die 3rdutsr tab ~ tabta Ia
asiuem cber 1ulSsrn,
it mad g8nnidj, unb tsscn dD tei fot9en6eu Etant.
9stttn aS b;icnssrs I:sIiam erspieitn, alst
RaNnrram5t 6amorfictbtt,
STn 'dDrsrbtn, Drliel.
Wei4mnl, @sriopiuns,
Sidt 9lbeuniai'am
Gulbrhfie,ttt, ausjsD.uns,
Sufen. toni II. Sabnneb,
&rttsfda.er, Ntnoiperre,
9tGune, gu.crfranfttit,
Stuupiel BeJittimung,
Nerpcni1,paGe,
tunlenentjgnonn5 NtaierN,
0trprher, DontwurHL
Observation-Disclosures,
s5aferiudt,
eirirpe, Rpltt,
rctbe 3tuGI, SrGb:,
a., SaIstluB, GDphtlist
fu!te Seter. pautausI1laEt
itnb a(lsn g. antheittn
p:i1e aus psrootbeuem 3luh sntfertn8tu.
,yeruer empiste ieb NasenzRtauier -9llr!r 6c6e,
1dgCntrampf, Dur6tad, Irite Jsuhr, Dtnifleoen.
Suft,, grtattun1 II. I. ~. gtusptlhe St1Fi.n 3u'
ail;lidDsp Seiipns ocr Taaiutt; Vt1spuiper, t3iba
finttur eanorurnl- 4sulptr. tSuuopaher ti't aussr
Hide 8eri.Surg.n, r9euniattide 1trttur, Erauertfe
u. 9tctra &lrtr, iespie Or. Gbitc'S neittera9mtf'
&ntcnwaifer. Sultu Di:hslt'
ateranbtd, 9a.,
- &er,rel-H5tnt fir saHs IuittHa
Sn SaIttmete Su tabeu in aasu epottestn, 'on
bet Sut)barsict Y. otantn6taufsn Nr. 2SH
81, .yrstiiito sSm Gr0btu tei Il. y 08e e!er 4 Is o.
Nr s, quo eibertpitr.
Sn gBaiainelcn eei GbS. GArifttaut. s1r,,
.. Gn.p;ale II. anbsrR Nertb,scrn. t@tttl6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16
NcS sliinoliuos sveeur,D

q 4t EMS " en- 5 ! e = >
Inter @arartit Ter 6eituus E Getmtr FranE
bettsr. gti ateH &petbeern sx babsn. Wisi
rcltenae tes 5drsItHSI Srtun6 '(tbe gcuu9 R,n'a
Sritus)'. !Dlit itt.t s3a1.et ertitt man ens Tra.
ftilre ibtr bic S5DmptpTe Hnb sEane!ius seNtie'eI
arautteitcn, ne.r man tain Die G6uit E.Sisb,a,
Ncnn ntan ait n9euna Wer'E TrteH' - Npr 90. Gtit-
ntarte teiltst Su 50 aItmere ~ baeen bel
g. g. 5anfe
(Mti1 ,12Rta.I Hr. 2o6. g'oItimceI.r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16
WgrmtlGltrg,

SH Qcnben fno mstr S0CttIanbsr,
ais in edinburgh, msbr Srianetr, ais III
Dublin uhb msRr Subtn, ais In pa
lallHa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16
9Gi@f:a FIR 0a.Hem !

!ss51@:fs0 flit DdaHcl
Eamsn. pclGt err DenE.t tnts eutes Erstej tt=
|burfen Oatsn td fets an ssr. Sdumagn, Ir.
30, Rcrts', nab. 2ern1tonar. Teateu, Sr. d tb 1t.
|r, nm IL eer cini9e arst in ttetm ea,Oe 0nf bsa
man i9 bel Ger 0slna eHe Srauc1traAteeIttn ter.
(IaFcn 'aEn, ais ba nnbi
@stpdung etr mpnatItt,sn 3eini6uas.
G,ttdrn,i;ttcr- -9orfap II. Betidnparrns,
Rrten- uno s5eiten6msritn
sceerseidaGeuGsit,
|Ict5er Slu6, &ppttitlofe!st, RtrutNtSt, Rpsiwtt
|Ene ale bin 9eln;n sisenc B,idymerbtu.
9eoe Came bic cireu g:i&taten Better maRf6t
|folte bel Tr. q d3 II mar II s0risrsd)tn.
Gan eerssie riCbt bic Nnmn,tr So gaprtb-, els
|Sau8 een gtrtn9tDnar., faAlt,scrt, NtS. Efienrtn
|Weroen nade anen saaSsSs,aeubsr pttTanst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16

Dftee sir. 30,
sieytbtr., / Sams
Spn 2trtngtpnfr.
@eBe BIN utb lap Did ron
&r. GAumann,
9ir. 80, NprtbEr,
l .Saus BON Gertn9tenftr.,
furtren! CT tGt bic bis jeBt befanrttn,
gr6Btsn Seuren 9tmabt ais Der GntScdtr
ter eusteen uritbitarcu Seitmittei St4tn le3tntt
gran,Geiten Die gebanetuns tpeldys Il tniblast
bat bic 5latauns ftr au89eS.td)netfer GtrNe pon
parss Npnecn u. Nclp.2)rrt uno tbr euthBdne9ct
ericts bat User altlt awtiiet ffit9eiicQ tag etat
e7uernoe Sstnns 6sr i4tmmfsn 'Sils son
ttrgtturaertsl Suitutr, pruoubSe, Gtrtthiren
t?0tnrbbTen 9eTenBun8), gcr9rBftnlna. bet
8eritebsr- Drlle, lsseln, pslde clue. sewtssS
gsbeimtn eeprtn5.tt TIRE Gr;litnt
bn;aniel!, II. I. 10. 1t, 10.
bit tut ncratidDu 8e>ptfbstt tItau5t pertsn tann
iOfnn ter Fntisni lid ali GtrSt. psneet, oui etreu
ssen, 8eibld II Griabrung man adb pcrlaiisu tam.
Scit Or. 6 dulnanu IN unitrtr gliite E9 ais
Sei'int!er niecerecai'sn bat iu6 e's eie!en 6Gat,
w:d,s uRl:r iet"e S.banslnns sstemmsa imo iaTn,t-
LID cbat eue eir3se 9luenatuis - aeBeiii woIoen.
Gitt1e bsritlten ttItorctn fit .Jatrir.
geionbne .lufnierlaaltett lprmtt et allen ssseen
eer B.1ltdlsz Ii. SarHcr84ne, ME Etnorrbrt E5a~
meu'tus, Striitureu IN ltocr Hcrn &rsrtbstien Der
HitrGn 8aie II. Serlhbar Erulc. x'itrturat- &c ben
1t. Aauuten pie Gb.tbaap syphilis i'm eIteI,
sretttn. btiuen Graot To erb!tde.
Gr. Z nH's Sttimctboot hsr @oncrrboi
1T prGrnnntrie be e gbt ite 1T et. tarj.ar,
iideIite II. bens Der Gtaute srbItt 'ertu Gcralpz
Baiont, lcint Gutcben fetu 3srrenltnbt nct anott'
Glel elle itnoe 9attn; ionbitn bic ctura trio9t IN
,iuet 2aaen pbae ebmcrIen, cbne lluDelHemii&tci',
psnt &sn6Grltna Der Oiit.
Gamen BON Nu8tvirts bic Dr. gtbumiru unt Ratt
~ iraDa punicDtn, t5nutn ci.ieS brteih lDnn. Ia'
Grisie an iba 1oDt:n cine gcnlarte sntballtn I'M
beantirDret ~ lpet6tn.
ar;ent!sn werbrn rad allen Gtssrtsn bss aaabs.
gel1ntt.
Hsan ptlBcfc niht bic
Office; VIZ. 80, Wortbfrabt,
tNua2a1.O eolttrou Te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16

| 1uoliH uhp mspF JHpfn, ais IN Yas
| talliHa,
Dafbtngtpn, Is. Mdrj. - (Dte
nit 9efhta9Ha0mt belegtsn 9fanntpein,
Srtnnereien.) Wln erjdbtt fpl9tnee
2rteasttll SOH Rem Gtgentbumrr elmer Ger
am 6rettaa unb Samttal pegen auGeblt.
den gctru9S am EeYGulten. EfpartemGnt
nit SrIbiaA belfateu @rauRtpfn.8 .8ren.
nfrfIfn. Der 0Cb0hle GlgtntbQmer be.
lpc9 ben bic &uIiht iubrrRptu 9eamter,
tbn gum Wtttl15mabtt lu bCalCiten. gSdb.
rrno her NtmeiGnbcit tcS @tamtrn mur.
| ben 10 Safer Nbi8tC9, auf ptl0e fliuG
2ItaItiltAcr bt}dblt WprOCr mar, aus Der
9rcnnfrei fprt3eitaft. 2lad IN auctren
MehutfeiGn pgrluhtc man pille NriC05.
tit, abcr fie miBlan1.
Der wager 5prtuue llrtgb t
10 e9cn Wiorbe Afbdnat, &u5
rtm pNcm.Crleaus.N Nt,tG" rem 3. War;.
- Bcytunt 2GrtAt! rrm yj. fdtbiqru 1n.
Acknowledgment Cr!itt ZEN J 10 am sat.
sen fur fem 0erbTehtn. Gr miEta1edte
gGg nrtrtrrn @cnQtfn Gin Nasrueb uuf
0tr SHaGe, Jttahrr ztct' Uro n. WEfap
IrBe00ut, rgldt Wtag,3 gorutTl,n7cR
mNiNItn ism prGrn ltjrtr NgutuiiMl Gurs
WARE. &,Io tie lttb w,epfr rrawlnC.W
uRe tbgcN g9Gg Bvgtr DcNtgn liti tNuu
ttr gic1cr nab un6 NG,e ben Eutio. Lrt-
itpdnt NIT tturm Ncm,miNE Nittu, In
Nvl9e tCHtn Gr rth h,t Fu.lu5. Ir
Nt8Gr wuItt cuU ttuCm Mttlebujdt yum
1etG ptrpu.ftlt. &d5 lubrit wurc
dtitrru ppIitCSru. On tFuldc tiprr gidd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16

Ssmr uitbt psrsmeii.it! 6 dt 10 MD Il d.
q sc .icnteu rte cic Soimu95 auia.teu! nte als.
4 tunft ert a8tn, 10 iansc Iie ntd,t alltp's gun
4, pa a M btr'utet taasn. Gtrsibe Bat in
lulcn bon cen 4st;tsn iar pnstbar ,rtlarteN GaIen
||5eilurb be,ptrtt.
gu bsDem b, Sstb 9. 5ance urb
9. & 3D. &aspart
Icwle lei aIleu 8amiIicn. Wetsitenz bRnoictn.
fgDSrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16
5iEr 3Gfle nno gOu5erte 3li Deta
rfiftfeu.

Sen Hrsunben IT, gefaunieh Ger raCntnbaHr Or
SC1idas une benz eccbrten 9nblifum nkeTballpt :ltr
HGrttt bos fur ir9ene cine Sett nab psm i.Septbr.
bic ft5ne srpse iorf9:bouts ncne Sou her rGpuCor-
bto", nut ben tamit eerbpnoenen RiumH1teittn, ,rt
Abbaltun9 sen &Gafn v, Gcr3erten III mtttbeu III,
tenn frublettise Nppittotipn Geluatbt >ptre.
Die elc9sne Rnb feisare atusfofiruna ses 9rOEen
goales, netit ier.ln5tiirtn garcctptei eiimn'tru fiji
S5erttn Ii. Gomti;. os:c bt1u.uIt5 HsfnlrattoaS int
utr rctit groFem SYeifefaate nit noVdupia ctN9t-
gtdeier aldst Iatfu SiCbtS ~ ppnfdtn dbIa.
8cafanbiatS Gdicsehirr fit SOC Spuo;ri5 IL tu
etn.m mlst5en Preiie Su pl'eItsH.
snitcre Iustunit bel %. aB. R5beI,
(Sh25-, gatlitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16

Sm Sabre 1868 gurttn IN Ten serfdiE-
btnen Apbltn bcrgwrrten Der &gr.
Staattn l5,5UO,0OD lGnacu GtAjsr &C.
graben; nabgeUo pes ,}atrrs 1861 mar
Der S5sfommibs!rd9 osr aus trn uertdtc'
ceneu Wtrcn stwonntrcr &cbtrn IL, 800.
coo Irnnen uno I'M lfgtrn SABRE lIuJV,.
900 lpnnCn. Wlr bat natt ticigm Bar.
taltntb berctnet, eaB bic GReg1ung ron
1tpbten i'm Sabre 1870 20 % Wltiparn
3pnnen betrUaen iptEe.
Der ;mplIabrige Sdnuel lN0tpr ppn
NaltiAston fUBte In Du9tpn. 4FH,.
Spnt gferte, has duf Jpn litl uNe itn sE'
prudtf.
gtus yerf Grblaue, 1T III 6ct9e Der
InmfneuH9 egr tomDpratbilcpn pulms'
ttpec Die attteerTelt 9AulIit a9t2wuR.
zen.
9n New ,,pu mBfptrs 9etraat bic
rgpubljtaulfbe mieertcit bet ter eryt 70
eben iiatt9eluupeneH StaatSm0tt 1000
5000 ct. Sm isstsa Sabre sueiate lIs
740Os
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16
3mci ibGi,nme BdgR pcu 5Glnorr6ci6cn
byrtt 81. s5trifior0's pSlncr.

5r. @tob aus SaHeaptae, sntsccnn, ibcitt gum
Seiten aIler nit ben Slrerrbciten eehat:!en nit,
ba6 ct Sabre lang an sani Observation-Disclosures
0eiitten uno fem Gtuttr aus 9ICi4tm @yunte, ben
tas llcbst fBrmti1 aeiatr! bats, ais unbeifar au5
bent Witsaretenitc rsracimstet wurot. Sste bBtTt
|iraar.9sn j5aGe murben bUrC9 etne Blnihs rcn Dr.
Gmpicbinno 6leier 3sr!en, foipie bic alFerbcm tin
lid bel Or. StrGiano cinNeDenceu .Scuantiie plen
gatIertsn iber;tuaer, bab Die itplsri6ien einGsz
tieid,tsn 8dQe 6urtb Dr. Stritlan6s 5amcrGric!np
afHet aGbsilt ipGr6tR leberaH b0iten Npptbeftr cJ
|rcrr1tbi8; tn q t more c eta o. Sauce
ear. POS, gBeit 9altimorsir.; In ~ a{Gtn9tr Q II
8 fepb 80. y airu Il Sru Der.
GrceusrtSui,r Il. @o0eter 10. unS
3bpm en- X g d, Baltimore, N6.
Sn g8 afD instcn bel bS. &Briiltant,
|sfr. 37l. pa. sIreNue (9uti61O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16

:. .ssT.ITI keisincE 4ernss' 's5taD
,s;..sst 49, UT. o, atrnatod. .DiittE 9a!pr,
LII fzs y. RettbAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-16

gebsinle aIanfbeiteu.
Grnns1tebe Sur aarantirt
Or. Soispb Sabian.
s,biiatclpbia.
Or. Fabian 9arantut IN ie0eneen Rraniteiel,
Pine {GneGe unc aturnlde Fur Die MestSin ipro
ps MIR i'ltit iubsreiiet NIB 1T SatNans lrsi p9n
Iutdiilb.r.
8sbeinle arantGciten
siteriet Geidit,bts, 70 itrtd!i,t in i9ten 6eIstn.
renn penadlalRat une penn MID. ce.i enem erfatte-
,rn &tlie tebancst.
SelttbeHeduns (Onanie),
sren traurigs 8olefn. Iih ianba.tsn In RibmatB.
.S6tli6en Sam.nsrsieburscn S6waht Ssr mann
id,tu SspBurSstraii. gst,nstbsrenB unb easltd'
Eu'sebnna. 9un9e aente. be ilds eeAen tcwabi
Eno. iorten lid rtrtrau,nfpra an mid neHoer. Sd
abe 5auierte irlder unslid!ben gu ibrer friteren
laesn Geiunbte,t Suriidsebrad;t ete ecn Nnesrtn
a!t ttyaEbei! coer ais nuhelItar aueeseb.n wrteeH
JraueneSranftetten.
aSeifler 6!ua, tsufs bic llrfads aIlsenleintr
Fdpdbt, nnreseiliiafiaaeit nno Mmirhebtbars
tlnreatlmdsisteit
n ber Mcilot tiitben efeiniGuna cher gdn,litbes
lusbiriben ettelten. sleibpie BON p.lder llg'are.
lo tu menigtn 2aseu bon mir bereeittut etnc natb
bel,se ttolsen fir bic 4eiurthstt.
Seil mensr iinf,ebuibria,n proris in beiser Staet
ate Id mid, balpii1hd nit eer 8tbansltn9 cbt8tg
ran.teiten b.iGaitsst unb earin bic 8anSsntcn Re
tllate trSklt.
Muspdrtise Yatienten
Enneu bon mir tebaneeIt p.reen, w;,tu lie mir itret
uano ftrittlih mihbeileu.
GrrsmsNe @srid,wS eenbeit pirb slae.
dyett. (San5.1S.)
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
lr. 228, Vine St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
fTouI319A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
Bead Alive Ex-PresIdenfs.

The position and influence Of the sur
viving ex-Presidents of the United States
afford a angular commentary upon
parties and politicians IN this country :
Fillmore 10 of no account except among
q few silver grays in the western part Of
this State; poor Pierce has dwindled into
significance, and has no influence save
among few dyed-in-the ore eopper~
heads; but the deadest of all live poll
ticians of former age is poor old Buch-
anen, who means in solitude at Wheat
land with no refreshing recollection OF
single act done for the good of his country
during his protracted term of public life.
The two last named have Just joined The
church. which is no doubt q good thing
for themselves but bad for the cause of
religion. We imagine il would DO diff
cult to get up rival in any church where
poor Pierce and poor Buchanan are
Communicates. Neither of these ex,
Presidents have the influence of Sixth
Ward hummer. The latter might, and
many did get up companies and regi-
nents that did good service in fighting
lown the rebellion. Did even Fillmore
ct up regiment, or Pierce, or Buch-
nan, for the same purpose2 We may
ixamine the military history of the war
nvain to find such records. Thus have
he leaders of the old parties of the last
wenty years passed into insigni6cance
nd obscurity.-NeW York Herald
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
Terrible ShIpWreck Scene.

4 The history of the recent storm on the
coast of Great Britain, is prolific to
tragic scenes, one of the most terri-
BILE being that of the wreck of schooner
Isabella, belonging to Leaham, in the
North of England, of the east coast of
Scotland, described by London paper:
The Isabella had crew Of Captain,
mate, two sailors and boy--the last
hero. Hardly had the Isabella sailed for
Dundee when leak was discovered In
her. The. Firth Of Forth was sought to
be entered, but In vain; the schooner
woull net fetch in Another EFFORT
bat again an unsuccessful one, was made
to land, but the wind was too strong.
The men we're exhausted at the pumps,
the leak was gaining ground, aud the
Captain tried to strand the ship But the
night was stormy, and the collision with
The strand was rough. Clear of the
shore, the Isabella again put out in hopes
of running into port. A heavy sea had
already swept away her bulwarks, and
now the pumps we're choked, and the
once trim craft foated log.like on the
seethingI deep. The two seamen lacked
the courage Of their captain. They
were for the long boat. But the captains
noble example and assistance melted
them to renewed exeftions. Again the
pumps were rugged, and by their means
the ship was kept afoat till early morn
ing, when at last aid presented itself
a company of coastgaatdmen sent
rockets with ropes attached flying toward
the fated vessel Just at the criticize mo-
ment when she struck. One poor fellow
was clinging wildly to the rigging when
the rocket landed on his shoulder. In
aninstant he had parted from the rigging,
which till then had been his only depen-
dence; but alas his hopes were delusive.
His strength was too far gone. Dragged
half way to shore, his hold relaxed. He
was washed back by receding wave
and drowned in sight of those who would
have saved him. At this time the mas
ter and mate were hanging by ropes over
the ships side. The boy was down on
deck, and not even 10 that moment of
peril did his bravery desert him or lose
its congenial generosity. Master" be
cried" can help you up?, But it was
he himself that needed help most. Be-
fore the captain could answer, the cour-
ageoua helpful lad had been swept By
great wave into the raging surf. The
second seaman shared his fate. And
now .theeaptain and mate were accom-
plishiag their FINAL struggle with their
deadly foe.
The boat had got loose and they
clutched successfully, we may judge how
vehementIy, one at the stern and the
other at tne bow. A single wave,carried
them half way to shore, and the next
dashed them on to a rock. Then was
the opportunity for two brave coast
guardsmen and fisherman. Supported
by cork belts, they dashed into lie sea.
One griped the boat; the other two, at the
peril of their own lives. heroically held
the heads oflthe captain and mate above
water. There they remained in sitna-
ton that might well suggest subject for
O'Neill,s until great wave came and
washed them all violently up the rock
and into safety. Thus do the jaws Of
destruction sometimes reject, almost in
the very article. of death, the victims
who seem inevitably doomed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
Habit in Well.DOIng.

Everything is labor just in proper
on as we have to do it by separate eff
,rt. If person was obliged tc do up
] his breathing once q week, to eat bis
,od only at rare intervals, or to put on
10 clothing simply for few days in the
,ar, be would find q very wearisome
SIX. It ia only the frequency Of these
It's, and wearing our clothes literally as
habit, that keeps them from being irk-
me. Drive your wagon over road
here the planks are five feet g part, and
motion is excrntiating; letthe pianks
showed up together, and it is one de-
ious roll. So in the Christian life.
g must make our duties come 90 near
each other that they win touch, if we
luld have them pleasure. 1t is east
to give fifty times year than ten !;
sier to go to church every Sunday than
~ month; easier to pray every night
/ morning than only now and then;
Ter to be a Christian on every day,
I in every place, than only in the
eting-house, and once week Habit
he great helper that takes away the
then from al labor, and makes even
toughest places smooth. And, in
welldoing, the best way never to be
ny is never to stop and est.--Retlg
Magazine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
) GUARDIANS SALE.
sale Of Real Estate at
Private Sale.

ry-HEUEDEBsIeEED GUARBEAJ OF JOHN
Il Hsgley ard Salie Eegiey, mincf children Of
William p. n. giey, deceased, wipseeli at private
eSe 70 the highest and best bidder the f3iiovinr
delcribfd Tealestate, TO- wit The thwest quar-
lei of the northeast quarter Of aectf - nua- har
Of ~ in to nsEip n1mbersix f6l south Of range
nj mDer eleven lll) west, in the Vincennes Land
District and in Var deIbineh county. II diana
Also, the northeast Quarter Of tEr 81 ne seetion
township and range, excepting sixs a Sbalfsrrer
commanding &C the northeast cornt -'s,sd rpnpfnT
theme west Is rods, thence south IL = Ia fh,reS
southwest with this County Road % rods thsnce
east to thu section line, thence With said line 10
the place Of beginning. Also, the scout west uar
Ter o. the southeast qusster Of section So In town
saip south Of range II west In 81 d county. *.
cept 80 much - was conveyed By Edward Burf'n
aud wils 10 Jamrs salisbury, deceased, a. foIIowr.
Beginning at The south ast corner Of the oootb
west quarter Of section SO, thence north 10
chains. thence ltast IL ehains 80 inks tbanca
south % dsgrsss so mioutes west II h,fpa "a
Links thence west chains 2oiinks 70 the plaza 81
BEGINNING, containing 1857 acres.
Being the farm and premises foi merly owned bx
Aoward Buttts. in Centre fownshfr. and nv him
conveyed TO William P Eegly.
Terms: oIe-fourth cash, ne-sourth at G. ona-
fourth 81 II aud ons-fourth at Is month. tha
parehaser giving notes with approved security
ezd wasirg relief lava. Inquire Of
-. JOHN SlXANE IL n. q ,iaftffsst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-15
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