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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-07-17
OVertOn County Circuit Court
at Livingston, Tenn.

r. S. Wendle rs. Washington L. Hatcher.
Attachment
VNHE plaintiff ON AFFIDAVIT, THAT
L the defcndent is indebted to him, and is s non
resident Of this State. Having obtained an order
from o. II. p. Harris Clerk Of this Court, an
original attachment against the estate eff the de-
PENDANT, returnable to the September term Of SAID
Court, 1865. and the same having been levied on
the defendants property, it is ordered by the
Clerk, that the defendant appear before said
Monday OF September, 1856, to defend said at
tachmelt suit, or II viii be proceeded with er
parte. 10 is further ordered that this notice be
published in the Nashville Weekly UNION AND
ANERICAN o. p. II. HARRIS, Clerk.
July s. 1856. iyl5-w4t
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rnrnnnrATInN WANTED.

r nrSrPF7 no ASCERTAIN Fl1E NAME OF
- r-rf~ 40 burie6 man IL tbs Ole City
f7-isl-,- - tte Aear toarl 81 whose grave q .he
fsiiSrsre irssriptioni AllsESs lst Al4hara
Czgairy, q s. A. Azg Fsten F4o so tc re
~, ....e-rr icsfirr ne sane q thia Ql1se.
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vCt'A-A IA IN 7SA-AAf NoA 4 IN -AaSut-
TIE LEADING OBJECTS OF THE COM
i PAN1 are to encourage immigration to our
ton Of labor.
They propose to accomplish the first Of these
objects Icy purchasing lands, where suitable water
power CT other advantages NAV be had for mann
laetlIlng purposes; and also by purchasing lands,
N large tracts near cities, rivers and railroads.
These lands will be divided into suitable lots or
tracts and alternate tracts sold to the immigrant
ut or near cost, the purchaser paying One-f9urth
years.
The Company will also act as agent for large
nized.
The Company proposes to supply the demand
for labor oy furnishing Mechanics, Gardeners, and
all description of labOrers. They Will secure this
labsr by being able to guarantee employment At
remunerative prices in the most healthy and
genial climate OF the world, and they expect to
satisfy the employer by guaranteeing the deliver
ing of the iabOrers to him at any shipping point
or railroad station Our system for furnishing all
kinds of labor to all parts Of the State we expect
to make perfect; For the detail we refer to our
circular on labor.
The profits of the Company will be derived from
the ultimate sale of the alternate tracts Of lands
retained and from the building up of villages and
towns in places adapted to that purpose, and from
the aiding Of manufactures and the general deVel-
Opment OF the agricultural and mineral resources
Of the State, and also from the direct fees derived
from the supplying Of operatives.
The basis Of our stock being the lands of the
Company, any Improvement Of them must enhance
the value Of the stock in the ratio and there
stakeholder.
The principal Office viii be in Nashville, Ten
nessee, and the Company design to establish sub
agencies IN every county in the State Subscrip-
ton books are in the hands of Arson Nelson,
Treasurer; Felix r. Cheatham, Secretary; and
Jos. Saudek, General Immigration Agent, who
are authorized to receive subscriptions for the
GEO. H. THOMAS.
Pres. Tenn. Col. & I'm. Co.
FELIX r. CHEATHAM.Sec'y. jnel9-tf
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COALr COALl!

The SeWanee Coal Mines
IN FUTURE WILL BE WORKED BY THE
IL Tennessee Coal Company. The litigation
which has hitherto rendered these Mines Of 50
the parties interested now confidently expect
% supply Nashville and the other towns in Mid
die Tennessee with coal. They believe it is only
necessary for this coal to be tried to be generally
used. For manufacturing purposes and for En-
gines, this coal is believed % be superior 70 any
that can be had in Tennessee. They especially
desire that Blacgsmiths and all who work. in iron.
should try this coal. The Company working these
Mines feel authorized TO say that the people Of
Nashville may rely upon them for a CERTAIN
supply Of Coal at all times, and they hope. BY
being literally patronized, TO reduce the price Of
Coal. A. s. C0LYAR,
mar20-tf CHARLES A. PROCTOR
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A FEDERAL GENERALS ESTIMATE
OF THE COURAGE AND CHARAC-
TER OF THE SOUTH.


OF THE COURAGE AND CHARAC-
TER OF THE SOUTH.
Gen. T. p. BLAIR, in conservative Union
speech at st. Louis few days ago, paid the
following compliment the Southern States:
"They have evineed courage and endur-
ance by their gallantry and by their long
suffering in this cause, 50 mistaken, and so
erroneous, and so criminal, they have shown
themselves to be the equals of an equal num-
Der Of any men upon God Almighty's globe
TApplause Those who have commended
against them are those who are the reddjet 10
admit that they have shown themselves to De
the equals of any other people in the world.
Applause Not only have they shown
themselves ready TO admit that these men
are their equals but they have shown them
selves the readiest to overlook the past, and
forget what there is need of forgetting and
to receive these men back into the Govern
ment, nth all the rights and dignity of their res
pectiue States unimpdire9, simply requiring
them upon the pledge which they Will give,
that they will renew their allegiance to the
Government of the United States. APP
plause. Cannot we trust that pledge if these
men will give it to us? Have we not reason
to believe that they are men of sincerity?
Can we not confde in these brave men2 L
say that we can. [Applause.l l say that
this is the only way in which they can be
brought back into the Government and
bound 70 il by links of gratitude, stronger
than any links of steel that can be wrought
[Applause.
And now [ will ask, what foreign nation
is there on earth that would not be proud
and baDDv IN receive these Deople and give
them all the rights of citizenship enjoyed by
any of their citizens? Applause. Would
not France be eager to do it? Would not
Great Britain be too proud to extend her
dominion over that proud country, sharing
her Government with those gallant, noble
men who have indicated their right TO
manhood in this contest unparalleled in the
history Of war? Would not any foreign ma
ton upon the face of the earth be willing
to receive this people2 Not receive them
on degrading terms, but receive them in
open arms upon an equality with her other
citizens
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In the OVerfOn County Circuit
TnHwtf
James B. Cox, Administrator Of John Melon
nald -. EnOch Cox. Attachment.
lilly RIFLES 1866

JULY RULES. 1866.
UNHE plaintiff ON AFFIDAVIT. THAT
1 the defendant is indebted to John Mcdonald
the deceased and so abscOnds or conceals himself
that the ordinary process Of the law cannot be
served on him, Having obtained from o. II. =.
Harris, Clerk Of this Court. an original attach
ment against the estate Of the defendant, return
able to the September term of said Court, 1866,
and the same having been levied on the defend
ants property Ii is ordered by the Clerk that the
defendant appear before said Court, at the Court
house in Livingston, on the 4th Monday of Sep
tember, 1866 to defend said attachment suit or it
will be proceeded with er parte It il further or
dered that this notice be published in the Nash
Vile Weekly UNION AND AMERICAN.
o. Ii. P, HARRIS, Clerk.
July 8. 1866. jyl5-w4t
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Sugars. Of all kinds. CofIses, Of all kinds,
Green and Black Teas, Star Candles. Soaps, Salt,
Oysters, several brands, Sardines, English and
Nader.
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LIQUORS.

Otard Brandy, Hennessy Brandy, American
Brandy, Port Wine, Sherry Wine Madeira Wine
Clarets, Champagne Wines, Old Whiskies Brandy
Peaches, Peach and Apple Brandy, Holland and
American Gin.
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30 POLTTTCTANe.

WE HAVE A LARGE NUMBER OF LEofssA-
w I'VE uE1Os sED AkERIeAEs, hound In Book
form. eoHfzining the M reports 81 tbs pr1cscd-
inrs and apseches fer sosSioas 81 1850 AID 10.
Appl7 at this pEee. ian
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NOTICE.

A LII THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
"A the estate Of W. C. McGee, deceased, are
hereby notified to file the same with the Clerk of
STEWART COUNTY Court. State Of Tennessee,
properly authenticated, on or before the FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1866, in order that the
same may be liquidated and discharged in accord
ance with the acts of the Legislature Of the State
of Tennessee relative to insOlvent estates This the
III iyi Icy 4 GEORGE DAUGHERTY. Admr.
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CIGARS. ETC.

Carolina LIST, %, and Sd. Peru and other brands,
Smoking and Chewing TObaccos Pickles. English
and American. Sauces, English and American,
Mustard and Spices, Crackers, Candies Molasses
Syrups, Nails. Glassware. and many other articles
too numerous 70 mention.
ROBERT THOMPSON,
may20-3m p South Market Street.
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UtpuIY I0mmIssI0nCF.
WALrrR H. CRESsHAW, Esq, Greenyilie,
Butler county, Ala,
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THE GREAT NATIONAL JOHNSON
CONVENTION.

Circular of the Central CoInmiftee-The
AbIest Wen Of the Nation who Favor
the Policy Wanted Suggestions Of the
Central Committee
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DOCTOR WHITTIER.


A REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN. AS
n his Diploma which hangs in his once win
show has made Chronic Diseases The study Of has
lJe and has Unisn-wIde reputation, having
been longer located Ia St. Louis than any other
Chronic Disease Physician.
Much Of his practice has been Of private ma
ture. Syphilis, Goaorrhea, elect, Structure ali
Urinary Disaeses Syphilitic or ercurial Affections
Of the hroqt. SLiH or Bones; Orehitis, Herntq or
Rupture also, the effects Of a SOLITARY Habit,
ruinous to Body and Mind, producing blotehss
debility, impOteey dlzztness. diness Of sight, con
fusion Of ideGs cUit orebOeiRg, dDersioR 70 society,"
loss c( nlemOTg tcedRess. de-. not all these in any
one case, but all occurring frequently in various
cases.
R5- Accommodations ample, charges moderate
cures guaranteed. Consultations by letter Orat
Office, free. Nest cases can be properly treated
1oithoWt iRterUjeto. and medicines, secure from
observation, sent by mail OF express. No hin
dranca to business Utmost cases.
Address Box 1902, st. Louis, Mo-
Hsurs-S A. N. to SF.M. Office permanently
located at No. 65 St. Charles street, between Sixth
and Seventh, one square south of Lindell Hotel,
a retired spot in the centre of the city:
COHsuhafiOH rooms, and rooms for the decoBl1O-
dGiioH 81 such patients asreqire personal attention.
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GROCERIES.

Thereby Offering Inducements to dealers and pur-
chasers seldom met with.
Among bis Stock viii be found the following:
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,

THE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING
Stock Of
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TENNESSEE COLONIAL
AND
immigration Company
Incorporated by an Act Of the General
Assembly Of the State of Tennessee,
Passed Way 24fh. 1866.
Authorized Capital, $l,O0O,0Oe.
10000 Shares Of $50 Each.
ORGANIZATION.

ORGANIZATION.
One thousand shares Of Stock having been sub
seFibed. the Company proceeded to organize BY
the election of the following Board Of Directors;
Maj.-Gen. GEO. III. THOMAS,
Maj.-Gen. r. W. JOHNSON,
SAMUEL WATSON,
MICHAEL BURNS.
J. W. PARRAM0RE,
G. g. GIEBS
AID. N. HEFLEBOWER.
OFFICERS ELECTED BY THE BOARD:
Maj.-Gen. GEO. II. THOMAS, President.
Maj.-Gen. r. w. JOHNSON, Vice President
FELIX X. CHEATIIAM. Secretary.
ANS0N NELSON, Treasurer.
JOSEpU SAIDEk. GenI I'm rnnf
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nno uns oamit 40 trSlt

en- u4tsn, tas bas alts epribrcrt llss: ,,uuf ila.
9ldi fclss @ldd"-ties peun absr nid5t rsdbt sin.
ortnseu.-benn mir tsn eiss fdsn 81 eft ss.ban-
10 sefbab ss, ea6 unfsr otter Sreunb @serss g.
u 6, 2abattdnster, in bsr 7tsn Gtrabs, ssrabs
untsrbalb on naasntauu Saaiicnul 8ant" bsn
Sstsnms9 ouf uns gu fam, unb swar nit sinem
8unols untr ecm Grn, uns bsnsl6sn als @sGbsnt
e'nbdnetsts. nno fhnsu fsines B'sss s;ns.-@s.
Sfnst. fantsn mir barin Scrten Raudtatod. elm
Du5sno pfsifsn, 2 Scytsn 6autatat uno b,rrIids
etsorrsn-allss ssnu9 um uns SRonaten ~ .JIal,
sn."-aSir fabIten ftbr banttor unb batsn tsiteem
allies i'tbfi sepraft unp mifen bsliimmt, pas pi.f,
a'ttd rirssnesmo ibsrircifsn wfrpen fSnnen.-Da,
Der, rpsr quite Irtitst unn on ben rsdtcn Yrs'e.n
babsn Mill, Der tbat am 8.ien penn &C tsi @. e.
Subs, on tsu pHrns,m'tbisn Srt anruft.
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Dierte NbtbeiIuna

beitcbenb aus Sauton, slicbcr. .Nilforb II. Ober-
Wilforc Saunldip Y g8. Slorcs, 0ebhfs.
Sliieilcr.
u --samusl asams $4,000, sam.s NJ.
nolo 797.
8 --Gecrse 8lanf S24t.
6 G--S G Clemens 1869, Saeob Gerreu ], :.
.O4l, 8 S8 @urrsu 500.
O,--S $ Didsnftisb 1923, SoEpB Distl
LOIS, Daniel Dubts 25.
--Danid Gtnta,bt sci, gnps Grbman
ITO, Saeob Grsman l,067.
N.--Y SO Slous s26, Dasib 5uy 282, u
9 5asman $50,
6 --@m. @stman $3.50, abrabam @sian'
ger 1,t83, Saeob u @sifinser 341, sos @srnst
729, g,rtm 800.
&.--Gtratam 6 5isaaab St4t, . SisRant
2Sl, Snos Earning 105,
S.--SleOb Saeobp 500.
&--I 8auif non s48, SamI Semmsrer 247,
Gbos Sraue 4i2, @tas' Seuns 240
2--Sleob eantis 500, Miltcn & qaubls
262, u SC earos 222, gbas eaubsnbnser 49
m m-Gtaries Wcpu ir S42l, Gcmao Moy
sr 65, Dosb Wcip 402, Solomon Nory 81,
Sobn Mu1slmun 276.
0.--@briltian Nltplas s10
9-Sfnrp . Yearlon 1898.
1--SOtn M 8tOsbsr s4O3, 5nrY 9lci9
AZ.
G-Tarpn S&anb siO6, 5inry g S6anb
244, @trp. Sos SGanb 236 Dapib S6n,iper
IAIl, Timothy SGubsrt 78, McIfs S6ulsr 440.
&bar!sC SGworb 1875. 9 % SnsaY 375, q W
siamu7t 1892, $ 81 @ismuno 21O, Samss
Smitt AL Scln Staufsr203, Saml Stsin'
bad 373.
S.-@m z Srumbauer $50.
1t-S 8 rlsbsrrutb s1,540
SS-Naiban Beaper Si9S, G6as 0 Bsttr
1873, @las sBisanp 450, Sobn sDiGiams 1,746,
Ntner 9Bnt 233.
s-gtarIss g,asr $500, Daplb g,urs
1888
S.-Sc9n 9 3'esfss s235.
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D.-sotn Dsdsr sl75. geuIps Dts.lop rs,

S.-Sotn Dsder sl75. asOIrs Dtsslop rs
. Dempltp 1856
G-&sv 6 Carte s4 4,t52, morsan emanus
ST LIZA. Mor8an emanuel Sr 800, Grsberis
@ttrtatb 544.
Sc D 5laer s6O7. 9 W saGIr f7,f35
espts 5eep 265. Scbn Srep 81, W@ Sstte
296, 3 W 8uusr 709. SObn 9ranf 45t. !.
6.-Daoib Grpman sac. garon Slid ss
8 8 @sarlns 344
s. 5inisriaesnl6aft BON 8obt SbuIp SAT,
SntsrlaIenf&aft ron Sranfmiislb's 13, 5enrs
Summsl 30. Scbn 5nntsr 1000, Dm 5sdmar
65. Wiidasl 5smi9 SO, .Scbn 5ubbsrs 269, Wl
8 Dorm AHA. Scitua 5unt 1895, 5aryilon
Sower 7l0. sB $ 5orn 33.
2.-Sos asltnn s5f, 5enry Surb 425,
@eorse &ram SO. u 9 Seed 5,835.
2.-0ittan qer6 SO 900, Samss &c. 284,
etrp Sames 9spsrs $50, 8 9 2apau /, 500,
s . 9autaG l47.
N1.-S & WuFr sl6,599 gBm Widasl
$3.50, 8 S Wartn 4l0, Sotn Me9ibben 200,
6 y 9sitia 740, 8 s. Nppr 5S2 asm MlGsr
3,22c, gem MeScis 49,
SE.-Samss Ntpin 243.
G-D 8 Auis S256.
N.-Bm Jtssb $50, Bm @ce 63, DaSlb
@ob "a SieOb 8tiGMp 4l9, s s Nsldart336,
@barIes Nittfr 77O.
S.-86arb Snsbr si67, 5snrY @cwtns
Is, Omen S6warb 472 Gbrw 8 8 s @Ganb
635, 8 gD S6watb AIS, Scfspb Sdwarb 5t4,
Sobn Strnsr 269
x-SamusI 9tumas s8,9O4, 6 s Slice 60,
aB 3ranfus 1893, Dapib 3eomas 4,396, Sotn
5bcmas 7,l79, . q 9ombler 676
SS-9Bm g4inb SAILS, Dopib gB0iams 300,
SOtn Diliams t,606, 9 6 BOus 600, Samusl
g8srt 668
1-snm gounssr s., 900, s . sJrssr 1t3,
Daniel q ,ber sos
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Rleine Tiebe ban8t man, aber areee
Iaet man laufsn".


1n biefes Spriibmort erinnert folae1.
Dc Na9ri6t, Die mir in einem @e6lel.
blatte finoen.
nDer Sdlfber 6 et Dunn III a as ben,
Sing Sin9 @efdnsnib entlatien tpcrbtn.
@r bat cine bittere esetion empfanaen,
rpopon er ieoenfaus etpasG lernen tpirb.
Gr wirb f'oenfaus bsiTere @efddfte
bsrausaiht % onsr sns ss oas sseUls oEl. 5sGi!ame
pa9nie etablirtD
uno BAG III IfIes I? Nit einem Gp6Bs
ben 9ebt man iiber pie Sbmab binpee
uno 1T es etfra Feline Sbmab, oab man
oen Willlonenoieb laufen ldBt, ebe er feie
ne obnebin nur serinee Strafe eans err
itanoen bat? Ginen armen Eeufel Der se,
itoblen, um nibt su parbun9ern ODER ieis
ne Samilie nibt bunaern su la fen, nit
Dem bate man fein Mitleio eebabt, aber
einem Wi(lionenbieb begnobiot man {!
Oas lit cine bimmelfbreienoe Sbanoe.
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Ser 0infonliiien.Sdr.

g8ir bc9innen beute init bcr QubIi,rang ber
Bridtc Der Gnfonmeu.S Saren fir 9eda Gauns
ia, fur has Sabr 1865. Die 2litc, pc publi>
ART, 5eiat bas GntommcR bon icncr Ycrion,
nadcem bic fol9enoen Nbrc6nun9cR 9cldcben
fino, ndmlid:
1.-Slotbipeubi9c &c1feu bcjablt, I'M Gin @sD
ren. GlcrfS = @rbibrcn, Scrfiherung, Srcnn'
ftoHe, 8rudt, &c.
2.-Selauf jdbrlid) beSablt burb ben Gigner
bon 8rmD9en fir notbpenoisc 8Gbeerun9cn,
gerii6rnngen, Sntcreficn nnb Gnbaftuh9cn anf
fen GisentbuHl.
3.-0elauf bciabIt burd cinen 9oucr pber
8fanjcr fir gcbin9te Srbcit, sinfd)licbsnb bic
Sefofti9ung Der Nrbeitcr, notbwenbi9c Nu5bcI'
fcrunsen, einlhlicBenb bic rn6tbarmadun9 ber
Sausre Ober 4IantaIde.
4-National-, StaatS> unb 2ofa Sarer,
nfciiirt nnb be3ablt ipdbreno BEN Sabr 1865.
5.--9eIdnf tpirtli6 bc,aba fir @cnt eincS
g8obnbaues, cbcr 8ermbgenS, alS cine 9Sob,
fluns i'm Seiise.
6.-Salaricn bon 9eamtcn ooer SejabInngen
an Yerlonen in bem Chill, @iItdriiben- pber
See> Sienit, 0bcr In onbern NnItclungen Der
greini9tsn Staaten, obcrbalb Der jdbrliden
Summe bon 5000 per Sabr, Der Sog bon ipel>
dben 6urtdgebaltcn, alS bic Seiariea br5ablt
4rurben
7.-gsfrst bur6 baS @ses 5000
Sedfer Difrift BON YenniplSanien.
Rrfte abtbeiluna.
belfebeab aus BEN 1itsn 2tcn, 4ten unb 5tcn
Barb Der Stabt Nlentaun. z. 9. @bpah6,
SsbhlfS.Afeiicr.
9t.-Samud Q gn,ralt S4.9S4, Y6acn
albright, 1897. u O 4I6baG. 600, @pwin
Albristt, 993. s8ltIiam s ainsy, 675.
8.-6autIcn 9siilsr $3.50, Sam,s s. 8uIh
596, Dtlliam g 8arnee 400. SoIspt 6 Ballistt
450, 8 . Seitti 283. Samusl u Bridges 8 $50
0i1am 8 Slumsr 1 .034, 8 . 8arnss 1.715,
q 8 Blanf 1873, Saeub u 8lumer 239, 5snry
Bittins 839, Wrs 8 Balllstt 420, @scrss 8sifel
1921. Sotu g Srsints 1881. Sotn o Bsdtsl
726, 9 . Sne 70. Gtarles q Buf& 384, s 6
Brsnts 2.40i, 2bomas Barber 1917, Nsp 9
Z Baar 362,
&c % Cooper s2.230, 9 SO gltptlI 36s
g 9 Gtria f.577, ebpin Camp 47e, @amusl
Golpr ASS.
O.-ausuRus s Daniel 81 500, Gearfst
Dstwtifsr 800. 8sp u 8 O Dubbs 4t3, Sasct
9 Dtainsr 81, 6 s Didsuf&lso 275, George
Dutt f13.
g -@;crse estman s3.966, Bini,m s
@dnt 5000. Samusl Gnstlman t06, Sulut
erans f22, etarlss @dsrt 1 ,738.
I.-Owm Gtp s2.8 800, 8snnssils Grsteat
97, @lias 8snlnma6sr 238. eliIaa Sors(t I57
Suecb 6 Garr $40 3 8 5ii&r 5000.
S.-6trnm @ut9 81 ,Oi2, Saeob Grim 3eA
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neIb Gin Itnterfd,iso q

Sa psd Gin llntstfbisb, msnn eiu gRann lsin gts
hdft ps'fbt uno fine 8unbsn bsfrisbissu fam as.
gen cinsm csr biss nibt fann.-Da in nun ,um
Bsipsll 8. o. Srsini 8. Der aleiosrbduofer in
oslsr Staet csr na6t bic tsftsn .Sits" rie aObisr
ssHadt rp're'n-fstn aIsibanss etad tae n,dt
paet oap ~ie ane scsen ssbt aus fsinsm eiebr-uno
cabst III bic arbsit portrsffth-unb Itins prsiis
gang b'ais unb aud bab:r If ts bas bsnabs Sober.
man fine &lsiesr bort f0ufsn wia.-gBsr o.:ts
"6its." cute Sitter unb quite art'it botsn tpu unb
n'bt eabtn Ssbt bsr psrfsbt feline SutsrsGsn niht
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Die t9nbianrr auf bfm ariesspfaes.
@eiBe N n ieoler oroet.
Ter Eef oer AnfeoIer auf Der Sludt.

pcnmortb, &anfas, ID.
Suli. bon, Denper uno ben
@oloreeionen ein9elaufene Seribte faeen
bae ldn9s Der ueberlanoffrabe oas
Sblimmffe gu befirtten fei, oa Die bel
Sort laramie jun Ibfblub zines Sre:
oensbunoes perfammelten Snoianer pl6B:
lb oen6ries rpieoer ouf9enommen bat:
en.-Gle Seribte fimmen oarin iib9rs
elm, bab in Der 9tdbe BON Wepberion
600 Siourz zSnoianer feien, uno 3por
rpobl nit 9Safen uno Wunition, bic tie
in Sort laramie 9eftoblen, perfsben.
Sm ,,tlausn eano", 20 Mlllen peiflid)
pom oiefem ploe, bat cine Sanoe @bes
ppnnes. .Snoianer Die rpeiben Iniieoler ers
morbet. oeren Sduier uno Initeolunoen
nieoereebrannt uno oas Sieb eeffoblen.
Die bisber nod perfbonten Qniieoler pers
laNen ibre @obnuneen. uno fldbtsn fid)
in Die SluBaniieolun9en, tpo iie fiberer
iino.
Die eanse @eseno swifben Dem &an-
fas uno platte rpimmelt ppm feinoliben
Sanoen, Die iest sur SHenfiue iberee=
sanepn 6no. Sine Qnoere erose Sbaar
Ser Sicurs sSnbianer bat ftb oberbalb bon
@ottonwoDo 9Seiet. Die an,abt unit
Stdrfe aCler oieler Sanoen miro auf TO-:
600 abeefbd st; ibr n9rcBer &atb" in
earamie bat oieielben 70 9eiammelt, Uni
| feine pt6ne ousfdbren su f6nnen.
Die NSubereien uno Worbbrennereer
Daben otlentbalben ibren Infane eenom
men. gSenn ndbt fcfort cine beoeuteno'
&ruppenmadA in bieie 9eaen0 esfano
miro, fonnen oieie beimtddiiben Snoi
amer Elm 9rdBlibes ltnbeil anri6ten. Di
8efabr 1T CROP unb perurfobt cine be
oeutenbe Gufre9un8 unter iener Ssoo
ferun9.
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2ln Ole 2afferf1

5um Beftsn ter Bausrn tbsilsn mir fcla,nosn
Brief nit uno brHeu. tas tidsltsa bstpossn prcsn,
Nh bic @ortbsits bss 70 itbr tsfru6suosn 8ne6sn:
Wsblss su Wuten ~ MAIDEN.
duentau n, "a. Suli 1866
6rn. II. 8. Brsnis!
Msin perr!-Sn Grrpi,osruna auf sbrs anfraas
made tdb fstssnSs 1a9abs b,nfibnib hss Beribss
Sbres Sncbennsbtss.
eestsu b;rtft tnufte ih sinsn Strib eanc untsr.
balls ad'rtaun. S1adtarn fostsn mir. tsr Bcoen
drs 10 harfis, ea6 isb carauf feline Grutte peu ir.
9sno sinsm 3d. t.s es:stsn tSnntt. Stb estraudbts
5br Sue tennieil uno in Sclse eapcn III msne 3ca-
9n @rntts ii is Sabr 70 rrrtrsfflib. tas bic 8au.
srn in esr Nltbtar daft ip3ieus Srassn on mid
ribteten. mos ib rpcbt auf bas eanb ssiban- bass-
meins @tfabruns bsfdbist MIDI. Sbr 6nc6enmsbl
ois sinsn pSa9 rsinsn unS sutsn Qrtitsl Su rmpfsb
len. Mit au:r Idtunem m.
Gbarles Gcfert.
Sasnc$ 8no5snmsbt fdr Bai,en. 3ceasn. gBsl(db
fora, Su@Dai,fn. Safr, SarteTsla. ebras, Obf.
bdumt. EsinltSde II.
3lbereitet une psrsauft In Ssr
NGentaun &noben.WIble,
SFGnps Der ScrransBrGd
SaG %, 1865. rq-2 Wrnat
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III. Z. Kramer'e 6tebr.

g5as If psnn oas fdr elm 9rcess @sisn?
5tsrbtr ssIhaut 'uub ibut es ldsn,
Der ar6msr b,t rpieesr nsus SITTER srbaitsn,
Bict fdSasr unb pobIfeftsr els Die altsu.
Da sctt ss @dt,r fir gTSdnsr unb Suntsn
lint ftr gssitsisut IL alIsB g batsn.
Der StSmsr Ut elm 9sfSaissr Waun,
gBc man frsts rsdrt uub btai9 faufsn fam.
Die Glsrts inb immsr AUDI on bsr pano,
lfuo MAIDEN hen esutsn bic Sohen bttaurt
.atumt bisrber uub fault sefd~iubt,
Sbr m,rbst onss s,usi 8" unb peblfsil ftuesu.
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Gin9cfbl blaaen.

86breno BEG 8ewitters am Uorlesten
Samffa9 fblus Der Slie in oas oaus
oss 6rn. Sarre SDerman, in @eff
Manbem Saunfbip, on Der Baltimore
Sbouhee, uneefdbr feds Meilen bon
Sonouer, troeoem fib orei Slibableiter
am 6aufe befonoen. Der Slib fblu9
oibt neben einem Der 1bleiter in ben
S6ornitein, serfptitterte Die Da5fpar=
rem. 5erfbmetterte eiHe @6e ces SaIfen=
aeiims, Fam bann burb Die Dede .einss
6taf3imners, einen Gbeil Der G9c nit
iib fortrsib'no, 9ine oann Der Wano ents
lang unb mubte fenen 2Se9 obne cine
iibtbare Spur Ginterlaffen 5u baben, sii
oer 8eranoa oss 9intereebduoes, ser-
fbmetterte eiuen pfoitsn, RIP ben Subbos
ten auf uno 9in9 BON bort auf unii6tbar=
EN- Weee in bic &ellerfiibe oes Soroers
baufes, serfblus Den Scbofen nno Uers
fbpano ourd Den Susbooen in Der Groe.
u. Ruoifia, Elm Irbeiter i'm Saufe, tpur:
oe our6 oen euftornf auf furBe 3eit be-
tdubt, fonff ober 9siemano ina ,9auft
pertcbt.-.S. Gitijcn.