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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-11-30

Some of the Features of the GREAT SEXTUPE COMBINATIONS
THEIR GREAT M rSE an
public that cFns ALL the elements y and
SSG SRSH 81 s6SfsSS 1S9 Fnsff6 AND FOR
LENTs EQUESCURRICULUM,
GREAT NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS
GRIZZLY ADAMS ACTING BEARS from California,
THE EDUCATED BURMAH OR SACRED BULL
CELEBRATED BEDoUIN ARAB TROUPE
SPENCE STUD OF
TRAINED HORSES AND PONIES.
Wines % IL s9 F sH @ p ~ %9s
Exhibition of the Nineteenth Century
MIR. Smith, Equestrian Director
Mr. Wm ARMSTRONG American Equestrian who during
Europe has acquired unrvad celebrity
MILE Peerless from
Royal Cirque, Paris Her first engagement America
Walter Wentworth. the Great FlexOnalOmist
Miss Maude Stanley.
Mr. Edwin Crouestte unapproacab Clown and
Jester, L. B. Lents N. Y. Hypotheaton
VIM. Il Rue The worldrenowned BareBacked Rider
George Madden the annies n the United World
Master Geo. Holland Principal Act
The Family the wonderful Acrobat and Gymnasts
Chas. LOrrid, the Daring N Fearless Equestrian.
George Bachelor Vaur and Ieaps Of the age ana
MERSAULT OVER THE BACKS OF EIGHT HORSES
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The Conference Committees re-
port on the Paris Exposition bill was
adopted in the House, and will pro-
badly be agreed to in the Senate. 1t
adopts, substantially, the bill passed
by the Senate, except that the aggre-
gate appropriation of 1885, 600 is in
currency, instead Of in coin. The
bill provides for three commission
ers, at salary of $1,000 each, and
also for twenty unpaid commission
ers. $25, 900 is given for an addi-
tional building, in Paris. The Go
vernment pays the freight both ways
on oil goods
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The Atlantic Telegraph fleet, con-
sisting of the steamships Great East
ern, William Cory, Albany and Med
way, accompanied by the British war
ship Terrible, was to sail from Eng
land on the 30th of June, for rendez-
vous off the Irish coast, preparatory
10 starting on the vastly important
work of making a fifth attempt to
connect Europe and America by a
submarine telegraph. The new cable
was completed, and the last coils of it
placed on board the Great Eastern
on the 23d of June, tho date of our
latest adyices from England. A rigid
scientific examination Of the electric
rope is said to have satisfactorily de-
monstrated its superiority over the
old cables, and the preparations for
laying it from Ireland to Newfound-
land are represented as being of a
character regarded as perfect. The
work of attaching the shore end line
at Valentia was to be commenced
about the 1st of July, so we may
expect to hear shortly that the inte-
resting and important work of '.lay-
ing the cable" has been again under
taken.
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A letter from General Almonte,
Maximilian's Minister at Paris, which
is undoubtedly authentic, written
from Paris, under date of May 81,
says that the Financial Committee
will not pay the salaries of the lega-
tions whose drafts had arrived in the
city. He asks advice in the matter,
as this summary proceeding inter
feres considerably with his household
arrangements.
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A TRIBUTE TO THE LADIES OF BAL
TsioRE. New Orleans, they talk
about the Confederate prisoners
erecting monument. in each State
South, to the ladies of Baltimore,
with such an inscription as this :,
1--WE were hungry and they gave us
meat; We were thirsty and they gave
as drink; we were naked and they
clothed ms; We were in. prison and
they came unto us. y ~
1t was iutimated to Judge Under.
wood, recently, from The White
House, that, if he granted writ of
hd6eos corpus, in JEFF. Davis, case, it
would be respected by the military
authorities, but the Judge respect
fully declined.
THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.
The National Union Club have re-
ceived very large number of letters
from prominent men, IN. all parts of
the country, warmly approving the
call for a Conventions, at Philadel-
ohia, on the 14th of August.
! The report of the marriage of one
OF the Yankee school -mistresses, ut
1uOoAo, W u 1oIlASb slave Oh Sfeneral
eBeauregard, turns out to have been a
canard.
GooD.-As sharp radical speaks of
Raymond as :'the only man in the
House Of Representatives who can
pair off with himself" r =
Gen. Jubal A Early is engaged in
writing history of the Valley cam
paign.
Senator Lane is reported to be con-
scious, able to talk and recovering.
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Congregational.

:, WAsHINaToN, July 1o.-In the Senate,
Stewart submitted resolution, which was
laid over, requesting the President to in
terfere in behalf Of the Fenian prisoners
In Canada. The House bill fixing the num-
ber, Of Judges of the Supreme Conrt Of the
United States was passed, with an amend
ment, which provides that no vacancies
can be filed in the Office of Associate Jus
tice until the number shall be reduced to
six; and thereafter the Courts shan consist
OF one Chief Justice and six Associates;
and making certain changes in the places
of holding Courts. Under this bill, Virgil
MIA, North Carolina and South Carolina are
in the fourth circuit; Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi, -Louisiana and Texas in the
fifth circuit. The bill to enlarge the Capt.
tol bounds and appropriating $50, 600 for
the Improvement OF the same, passed. The
estimated cost of the property is about
$500, 600.
In the House, the tariff bill passed
yeas 81, nays So. The tax on cotton is
fixed at three cents per pound; on all fo-
reign coal, S1.50 per ton.
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Market. Reports.

: New YORK, July 1o.-Cotton quiet, at
s6@ssc. Gold 49a. Sterling 1ok, active.
z P. Achievement securities firm and
active; over 81, 900 Of five-twentics, of
1855, sold in one lump at 105!. Cotton
firm; sales Of 800 bales, at 36@38. Gold
49s. Flour dull, at 10@15c lower; sales of
5000 barrels-State, se.40@1O; Western
$6 10@10:75; Southern dropping; sales Of
$50 barrels, at s10.1C@17. Wheat dull and
declined &C.; sales Of $4,000 bushels, at
$2.28@2.30. Corn active; sales Of 264, 900
bushels, at 87@874. Pork heavy; mess
$31.75.
New ORLEANS, July 10.-Cotton 1c. easier.
Sales Of 900 bales; low middling, at 81 @l32
Gold 483. Sterling 65.
MOBILE, July 10.-Sales of cotton, to-
day, 200 bales; lniddling 90 Demand
limited and market easy, but no desirable
lots offering.
MOBILE, July 1O.-The shippers ware
house, containing 1000 bales cotton, was
burnt this afternoon. Loss $50, 900. In
sured.
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Great Bargains
WHITE GOODS,
HOSIERY & NOTION GOODS!

WTE are receiving this day, ria the
w Emily B. Souder, from New York. a
large stock of GOODS, purchased for cash.
to which we invite the special attention Of
the ladies and merchants, as we will sell
CHEAP, both at wholesale and retail:
300 pieces Plain and Plaid Nainsook.
Bishop and Linen Lawns, soft finish.
Cambria, Jaconets.
2 Plain and Striped S Eiss.
: Plaid and Tape Checks, Null Muslin.
Striped and Dotted Bobinet
Tarletons, Silk Bobinet for Wells.
White, Colored and Black Kid Gloves.
White, Colored- and Black Tafeta and
Berlin, for Ladies and Misses.
Large stock of Hosiery, for Ladies'
Gents, Misses and Boys, from common to
best-regular makes, all sizes.
Brown and Bleached Damasks, Crash
Russia Diaper. so doz. Towels-cheap.
Berage and Grenadine, for vcils-all
colors.
Infants Robes, Piano and Table Covers
Lace Curtains, Pillow-case Linen.
S-4 to la Cotton Sheeting
Mosambique, Silk Poplins, Lenoa
Plaid and Black Apacas.
Berage, Chambra, Pecols.
Scotch Ginghams.
Fancy Lawns, Huckaback Diaper.
Kid and IIisle Gloves.
ALSO,
A large and beautiful lot of ea-sides and
Sun-downs; together with many other
goods too numerous to mention all of
which will be sold very cheap.
July TOLLESON q JANNEY
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The New York Express says. "The
letter Of Mr.. Secretary Seward, to
Tammany Hall is fnA Of meaning,
and will bear reading and re-reading.
The Secretary--iif we read him right
means, now, to part, body. and
breeches, FROM the dSunion radicals,
and to act with the Union party. If
this be SO, it brings him at once back
to his old Wing and Democratic bear
ings, which, however. differing in
minor matters, we're always Union
on>al matters of importance"
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The Griffin Saar says; y "We notice
one of the incest young men in town
bnsily engaged from early dawn till
teven shade driving q dray and elee-
tioneesing for work. IL this boy will
stick, he viii make a man of himself.
Ii we were g young lady, we would
rather by Tar take the. chances of life
In company with this young dray-
man, than with one Of the numerous
exquisite youths who parade the.
streets In fine clothes, furnished by
impoverished and too indulgent fa-
theirs, seeking situations as clerks IN
stores, where they dwaddle over
counters and peddle tape and rib
bons." 5s
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Here's a Chance, Young Lad;es!'
THREE MINES MANTEpI

WE, the undersigned young men from
w the country, each being desirous Of
obtaining an Intelligent and industrious
wife, and being unable to leave our busi-
ness, take this method Of trying to procure
8 suitable companion for life. We are ma
ttue-born CaroGnians, and were engaged for
four years in the late war, fighting the
enemies of our country. We are of dniable
dispositions, and are able to furnish eoife
with comfortable and Aappy home. .
happiness by entering into State of matri-
monial life, ao,c have an opportunity Of
doing so, by applying to either of the
undersigned.
All communications addressed to ".Phe-
n'r Office" will receive prompt attention.
stCHARLIE." s
.---. stsWILLIE."
''GUS."
P.s;,-None need apply but Southern
tddtes." July 10
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A Home Companion.

Besides the collection of the cream of
the news OF the week, Political, Financial
and the Markets, ii will contain a large
amount Of LITERARY NATTER, such as
choice Tales, Sketches and Poetry. II
will embrace EIGHT PAGES, containing
FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS, is printed in
form to bind, and thus secures faithful
record and history OF passing events.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-11
!. elLNlN 4 REUDER, !.
DEALERS m
GROCERIES. !. PROVISIONS,
Wines, Liquors and segars.

0ELECT GOODS always in store, and
y never offered for sale LESS THAN
COST. -
Main Street and Gercais Street.
M. J. CALNAN. CH. KREUDER.
July 10 't -
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"COyGAREE RESTAURANT"
FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE.

FOUR YEARS IN THE SADDLE.
PY Col. Harry Gilmor, of the Maryland
ID Line. Summer Rest: by Gail Hamil-
ton. Hand and Glove; by Amelia Edwards.
The Orphans; by Mrs. Oliphant. Miss For
rester-A Novel; by Mrs. Edwards Poems
of Miss Muloch. Toilers Of the Sea; 10y
Victor Hugo Owen Mcrcd;th's Poems.
ALSO,
New supplies Of DR.. Craven's jeff. DAVIS
in Fortress Monroe. Bill Arp, with pie
tnres to match. petigrua Life: by Hon
w. j. Grayson. Diary Of Mrs. Trevylyan:
by Gotta Family Chronicles of Schonbcrg
Gotta Family. For sale at
J. j. McCARTER'S Bookstore,
Opposite Court house, Columbia
July 10
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Circular Saws.

A FULL assortment of best quality
n Cast Steel CIRCULAR SAWS, from 3
to 81 inches in diameter, just received and
Tor sale low by j. 4 r. q. AGNEW.
June 26 ~
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+ : the admiration of every one. No one
L possessing tins rich gift and attribute
Of health and attraction would exchange it
for the wealth of the Indies. Yet how
many suffer their skin to become rough
with spots and pimples, which mar the
beauty and bloom OF the face The CIR
CASSlAN BLOOM removes all spots and
blemishes, tan, frecklcs, pimples, blotchcs,
and imparts beautiful complexion, so
attractive in woman
For sale by druggists everywhere
FISHER 4 HEINITSH. Agents.
JOHN NJ. MARiS & CO., Philad'a.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-11
THE TRI-WEEKLY PHGNIX

Contains, in every number, the reading
matter embracing tho latest news) ii
TWO ISSUES of the daily. 1t is published
every. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-11
TO RENT.

TWO large and commodious STORES
L centrally located. Apply to
July 6 JOHN RAWLS.
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CHEAP LIGHT.

EINE HUNDRED gallons prime White
IL KEROSENE OIL, for sale by barrel OF
gallon at FISHER x IlEINITSH'S.
May 81 Druggists.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-11
BLACKBERRY BRANDY!

NNOR Bowel Complaints, Summer Con
IL plants, Weak Stomach, &c. For sa
by FISHER x HEINITSH, Druggists.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-11

lust received from auction, a good sup
factured by Chas. Watson, late foreman to
). 8. Mason u Co., and for sale at the fol-
lowing low prices: No. 1, 80 cents per
dozen; No: 2, 40 cents per dozen; No. 8, so
cents per dozen; No: 4, 65 cents per dozen
June 26 J. g. Il. n. AGNEW.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-12
HusIanc.

Gie neuefen Nadrihten BON SeutfdtanS
tautyn ,pispsr is9r triesuiiA. grsubsn riiltst nno
Osfsreih riast uno Die rclttiiAsn 8anncnsisssr
6altsn Cen 8riss iir. unrermsiolia. Sizes 1T iitrt=
asus fsin 4ulper. Sn einem ahesrn Nriifsl i'm
6tuiiasn 8latte fntst Der 9sisr has Ndesre iiter bic
8irrsn ,piiasn Ssaursih une Yreussr.
Nus 9tmturs in Ra1an miro in Der sIPains
Ter 3situns" ~fclsenoss ertaulihe stidtsn ssmsl'
bet: Gas Sinh zines gang %etrbarsn Sinhsrmsis
tiers Bate has Inelaf, frant at tpereen. Die
,neift tesusrn Observation-Disclosures rermsatsn
bic ettern, mid, ben arst 5n Silis gu rafsn, ION.
bern Die Trau tss gaaisrs. Disis erflarts nas
Sinh far rts6srt". g4as tbun? Ser Stats Der
frau ains Cabin, bic Dsricn, bic am ndhiten Sas
as suslf brsimot am Sanis rcrtsi8in5s, Jet Die b'rs
pnS bic &ranfbsit isi u. esilsn, 'rsnn man eisls
YnIon sstSris burhbaus. Nun mnbts Sas UNI
slif cine Sstamms. tis ier Ssruf friib am Tsnitsr
Ser @ltern bes franfsn 8iness rcrtsifhtrte, trsnsn.
eis murSs alio mad ben @sssln Der Stunt aesse'
priaett une nur bic tSilfs Der NahtarlhaTt tsfrsis
tie fs Dor su srOssn UlibsriHsn Der Salts iutsnem
nd6hen 0srraneten. CINE In Sang Ssiests &C.
yiatlihs llutsriuhuns wirn cen ~ipsitsrsn Wsrlaul
cpniatirsn.
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Sur Nabricbt
fir
Sefonptttetl unO Qanbleute.

gEer nit Dem santleben nnt sanbsetriebe ~i6erbaupt rer.
traut 1T, wes am 3. item 81 b~eurtbellrn. mete Rerlesen6eit.
Angft une Oeipr8nib Gus @rflanten ees Biebfdnees rprt 10
peruriabsn piegt, mamentlidb bel p!6slib eintretenben fdLlen,
mo- itereies Die tbierir,tlibe 6nlfe ueer ter Deutane eines ir
eieitr Se,isbung %erflbreneu Fteunees nidt a cid CUR 6ane it.
aber ane, ab ei,bea tacpn bleibt in pislen adlen, insbe.
ioneere bi benz @rfranfen enes m:noer meitbpollsn 6auss
there's. nod Der ROitenpunft in 0etradt gu s'eben. Der un1 70
benentene,r wirb. je entfsrnter eie tbisrirstlihe SGlfe III
iuten 1T. Sim aiebt es tefanntlat lei rem 9aebnanee llns
faue. no raibs Silfe 9otb thut uuS Die bsfsnnts, ~gsmSbn-
liten SIusmiitel ruie ). .. bel Der entstnelnben 9Ol I. @nt-
saneunaen. 9riune nitt aus ei6en; 0srfiumniHe Ger red.
ten pper redt,eitiJ an ,etpanbtsn Ifittel oter ZEN smpinelid.
ten Shaeen mad lid iabren mHHen. Nfbt ieten rerleiten
|tieie umiinse iu Suadialbersisn. mel5s rem saaten nur
se%rbrp6ern.
Sin slHdlider 3ufan BAT mid in bic Page rsriesi. tiefem
eansibsl ab,ubefsn.
BON einem prientaliiben Sbierar,t. tefen 8efanntidaft
ib auf elmer entfernten &etie semaht. erwarb i'd Elm Wittei.
peltes in fetnem ~ldnelidten 9ausbalte feblen frIte.
0ielfahe 8sriude in BEN perihiseeniten Riilen baben ss
nagenee 9s,psiie ron ter Wohlibitisfsit hisiss Rirtels seges
BEN. une earf ih ~alaubsn. sinem erin leneen DeeIrfniFe Der
piebbaltenesn 2anebenpbnere amit ~ablebplfyn gu baben.
@e9sn 0inientuna pom 81 90 iberience i'd elm 8adet res
Drisntaltfhen Siebpulpers nebft @ebrauteanmei.
flung pprtUfrei an ieee aprefe.
StarIes p1ato,
SO. 1902, 10. Strabe, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Gpril 4. 1866. 3mt 10
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Cir sonsertaraeu .Ra7snideine Sat i'm Sabr

= Sic 1onbertar1sn Ralsnideine fat i'm Sabre
1856 tie Safe Der 8anf IN Bifsturs aus9esstsn
unb Gle bcrtisen 3sbnitalsr > Noten snibalten cine
gpunbs,lidf felt, bic ssri6 nod Nlemaneem aufss:
fallen 1T, Der niht aueoridlih earauf ant'rsrflam
asmaAt wu,Se. Ginsr Der BeSriinnsr Der 9anf
fam n6mlih auf ben Ginfa1, cine game ger'e icl'
der Banfnoten CUR Gcntrcls nit Wsrlsn bsutitst
0cltsliseer su r%srjiersn, nerart, nab jsee 8anfnots
sin @Ort enibalt uno fts sanse ssrie, nah BEN
Nummsrn netsn einamesr sslsst, DEN sanisn gsrs
lsisn labt. Sic sunSe sahe mdre icrsit gang gut,
ater Gle g1abl Der @siie, Suiammsnsstaltsn nit Der
9nt1stuns uno Bseeutuns Der 8apisre, tiibrt Oft
~ Isbr trinilAsr Bstrahtuaa. 60 enf6alten bic
3e6nttala . Noten BON $50, 800 323, 307 einsn
Wsrs, Der wsnis @ertrausn einfDbt. 9ie srfs
Summer ttSst ndmlih oas Mcrt: SD, Die
~,,rsits oas Wcrt; rbab". go silicon bic s Num.
mern DEN gsrs sd bab meir Saa' aut nitts
sehsnt, juhte " Mslh icneereertarsr @srs aut
Banfnctsn SIT ss bic 8anf, Die ibrs SaHe auf
nidis asislt bat, reer III es Der unterihristens
uspinhler"? Sssr iinb ss icsar Die Snbatsr jsnsr
sdeim p Cine anesre seris titnet Den @ers
,gDer niemals sinsn @auih sstatt, Der III fsin bras
yer Nlann !" Mer alio 10 sliidli4 1T, fislsn Sans
,en 0ers in ieinem 9crtemcnnaie terum,utra9sn
Scr teist aeraee 100 S6aler unb fam itcn Gins
mal, nsnn anrsre 0nbdlmife es s%stattsn, sin
reht trarsr Mann lsin.
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@incinnatier Marftberiht.
ineinnati, ben

Gineinnati, ben 10. gpril 1855.
M.bL. - Supsrfsines $s.65-$7. 8amllienmebl SO
-9A.
8ei3en - alau. Gutber neuer 81. 55-t.6 GO; better
81 ,s0-bl ,S5; alter 424. s}efter rehtsr ~, 35 -{2, so.
Sorn. = @emii6tes. 8e 6iit 50-5i Gents, neibss Sc
Gents.
5afer. Slau ;u 35-36 @ts.
Rpaaen. Slau AT 60-n5.
NeS 81 ri. 9Iau 3u 25.
e6inf.u. @s,uderte III Siden, 2t-22 @ts. Hau.
Soften i4A. Shuitern t2H @ents.
Shmats. IL @ts.
@rpceriss.-sf au cop obne gsrinseruma. go Raf-
fee IA = % @u. : 9ufsr u is Sts. fir roben - Nof
iipirtsr barter 1917 gents. gUto @ico WolaFes 80
9, Ste.
Butter. -Starte Nadfrase fir Central Obip 3u 45-AS
&ts.
aafe. % Cts. fir gsefern Geferse.
gier. Set gu 17-fo Cts. per Susenb.
Bbistp. $2.22.
samsm.- Slssiamen S., sO-$s. Sla5siaamsn $2,2o
simptbY 1854.
gsrRs.- 8lau. tS~srbf5srfe ST = 81. 10. Obne g~srfiufs.
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9ie columbus Baumihute
fir boS EvLbiahr 1894.

Der GisentbHmsr Obissr 9eumitule pHerirt biermit feline
befdntige srobe uno p~or;ialite auapabl Ger beffen fpiaenesn
Obhiprten, ais: aepfsl. Birnen. 9Hlumen, airidsn. Srau.
ben. 9rrmbssrsn. s mbesren. 3Obannistrauben Stabeltees
rem, Grebeeren II. :. NJ. Oiefs guspabl umiaet bic beiten
alten unp neuen SOrteu. welbe lid rorSislid sur anrHan,uns
eisnen. ebenIo Sdattenbiun,e. 9ierbiume, Srausrweiren.
SmmersrinphanSen. Staucen, RDien. Srsibbauasspdhie 1t.
{. No., aEes Die bet.n @atiunJeu ~Imfa5enS. Die 4reiie ftne
aans Der 3eit eniiprsdehs gepeilt.
Dre gaumihule 1T an Der Sac: SO5frase. cine MeiIs
iicli9 pom GVurt Sauis Gslessn.
@. 8. Sanfcrb,
Rdr, % 1885. Sr sp II NJ gisfntb8mer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-04-12

Cali unb Aiae, ma6is anSepanst. TT BEN
Yferhsn beiliam. Wiau nebme nur stns 9anopru
NIts auf Bic breifade Menss Saljes mituntsr
fise man nrA einen 9Efsl rra shretltiiitte bins
Au. Wian Iese Gins cter btpei,nal rShsntlth et'
,ras ron bisiet MaKe in bic arrps Der 4fsree.
sic rercen gut freRsn, ~treni3er an 9srRcpI"ns ''ne
ali M,ssnrirmern tbots) leiesn, cine isine Saut
une alattes 6aar batsn. AuA @inoern, SAafsn
unb SApeintn III eben hielslte Ua.isrnns rotl'
tbdti8.
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Sic sulbaten fit oeu4'rdioenten. aestens Jams
aas lamb in Uranficrt, 8entufp, cine aubsrcroshts
lid adbfreih teiuhtc uno entbuiaftilhe Vsriamn,s
luna BON Sff,iersn uno sclpatrn BON iisfen &ea'
tufp @eaimentern fat, UNI fa tstrefs BslAi6s
una Der am 6. uub 7. biciss McnatS IN 2ouisriuc
,uiammentrstsnnsn goloatenzS enpenticn III tetas
tbsn.
Sic W~e,fammtuns tsihlcB inter slneerm
uGaB mir, Die ltnicniclcaten BON Nranflia &c.,
Gp., nateem mir ais Scloaten unisre Yfiht I'M
Telce aettan taten. nunmebr ais 8iiraer bic Drihte
~unlerer 9taten III s%enieesn nne oebtalt Die lhleu'
MAE, rSaiae Mieeerbsr1sIuna bes Trieesns. fsr
birserlihsn Geisss, uno Der Shsntlihen Sihsrbsit
minlheu.
Sap mir batsr bic @stauraticns , Qclitif oss
Yrdlicsnten Scbnicn pcnfcmmen une berjlih bili,
asn uno untsrliRen, ea mir is fir cine ssrshte,
,rsdmGeiae Mno ecnfitniicneae Gciun9 nniersr
naticnalm Wirren b~alten, uno eaB mir teloncers
feline teip.n 0stc, @clit aften sutbsi6sn'"
gDir ~slauten, nab ctiss Stsiclutionsn Der ltairns
| gcleatcn pcn &sntudp. Die bier Sabre bineurd ms
ter Der Uibrurs einss Nelicn, zines @cuhsan, els
men 10 slorrsitm Nntbsil am atisse fir Die llnicn
nabmen, Cen @efnnnnSen Der nnsebsuern Wfetrs
bsit aasr nnister Net.ranen entirrsten, nno nas
ausrrrts @t,itte sstban msrnsn iruisn, nm Cen
9rGGhsnten in ieinsm aomris sesen tic r~aeifalen
Gisu' icnif,n int Scns,eb ourd bic iHsnilia fnnb'
s~eaetene Biuisun9 uno unterlhsun9 Ger Sclbaten
mpralil4 5u frafti8en une Su srmutbissn.
(9ouisp. Mn;.)
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s. &. McRee, SO. g.,
1trcffcDiSf.

Fat fh ale praftiher grit in tieier Staot ntsbergelahsn,
une man fam ibn in ieiner Sfiee. $40. II Stihtrase. Elm
paar Sbiren 6hlt6 pom Ger 6odtraSe. eoniaiiiren.
Or. HcRee BAT ee alte oeutfhe Niefboce. 8ranfbeiteu
turh ltnterfn6uns tes Trims gu entcsfen, srinrlid fueirt.
inb ebenfalls ale Srautns uab 8inserfranfbeiten. Seute.
bic in Ter Terne wpbnen. f6nu:n elm Rldfdden NIT itrem
llrin ,ur ltnteriubuna einienten. rnt tann werte i'd ibnen
tie n6tbiae Mecicin ieneen. Waeine Seilnittel ifns pefent=
lid benz Nhansenrsi6 e%ntnpnmta.
Ipril fl. 1866. 2m bm II i'm 10
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HdtatpbQ Wursel=N eben.

10, 600 @atamba Nursel=9ieten ron ietr gutter Aualitdt,
biuio su perfaufen. Ole 8eten werren ale unteriutt une
nur Sulhe, bic asiunc iinb une CUTE Durjeln blb.n. perfauft.
Sic werten gut perpadr nnp fret ans @Olumbus Depot, peer
sur @rpres Office = pie Der 9eieler b~tfimmen mag - be.
fprat.
greis: $500 per fOo. $40 90 per 1. 1000. Wsan a~oprsiirs
Is. Saeots.
g. O.. 0Os 1862, columbus, 8.
9pril 4. 1866. Am
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Mitte1 sessnh DEN Wiberfanb Der Yfsrs
BE teim 8sialasen. Sas tsi ben prsusiihsn
Mssimsntsrn tsi Dem Beihlasen Der gferos sinse'
fi6rte Wufabrsn tsaebt BARN, bab man BEN nil,
Cen 9ferce cine bifs Osds dter DEN Sppf pirft, 10
oaE es niht isbsn fam. Gin Wfann iteI:s lh rcr
%caIite, nno lptalp has 8sin bss @fsross aufssbc,
fen rirb une naiIelts ausItlasen irid, gistt linn Der
Mann sinen ODER apsi Badenirsihe nno tdlt Die
Sinos felt an benz 10 tsribrtsn Baden. Sas 4fsro
,psis cssr breimal 70 NIT siinem 9fsrse ~psriasrsn
lpiro. 70 lsst fA bs1sn Biesrftano. Sisiss sinfa.
dc Mtttel BAT, tpis bic prcuBilteu Nnnalsn Der
2anerirtbihaft tsridtsn, bsi Yfsresn ssbelfsn, tsi
trslaen man usrss6li4 Die bisbsr abliHsn 3ranas'
miissl usrluHt tatte.