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volver once--the revolver that had shot out;
Il was empty. Putting II back and taking the
second thought (my intention was TO Kill all
thIee) thought | would not, but would leave
the country. We talked few minutes with the
three men; then they went up and we
went down the road, and stopped. at
camp until after we were arrested When l lett
camp had between forty and forty-ive dollars.
Stone told me that he had only seven dollars.
When he was arrested he had thirteen dollars
and some odd cents. Last night the 10th day
OF May, had a conversation with Stone IN re-
gard 10 the murder Stone asked me If | was
prepared TO meet my God. l told him that |
Thought was I asked him was he. He said
that he was not. Asked him didn't he think he
could be before he was executed. He said he
didn't know. Says he, Franklin, there is only
one thing can save my life. | asked him what 1t
was. He said lor me to confess that had done
the murder alone, and that he was not about
Saws to Stone, | can do it. told him would
have to tell the truth when came TO die. Says
l, Stone, didn't think you would ask me any
the mud as am in the mire. He said he knowed
he was He sald that none OF the people in
Denver believed he had any hand in it, He
allowed ii | confessed, il would clear him. l
told him both being guilty OF the murder, was
willing to die upon the grounds and he ought to,
for we had killed innocent men.
Attest-H. b. HASKELL.
|, Franklin Foster, do solemnly swear the
above and foregoing TO be a true statement.
made with my own tree VIII, without any com
pulfon or fear FRANKLIN FOSTER.
Sworn and subscribed TO before me, this l6th
dav of MAY, 1866. SAMUEL HUNTER,
Justice OF the Peace within and for the county
of Arapahoe, and Territory of Colorado.
1t was for the murder of Messrs. Augustus and
Sluman that these wretches were tried and sen
fenced to be executed on the oath ult, Sentence
was doubtless carried out on that day.
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his Disposal 30 Suppress the Affair.
By the President ofdte United states Of America:
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, 1t has become known to me that
certain evil-dlsposed persons have, within the
territory and jurisdiction OF the United States,
begun and set on foot, and have provided and
prepared, and are still engaged in providing and
preparing, means for military expedition and
enterprise, which expedition and enterprise is
to be carried on from The territory and jurisdic-
ton of the United States against the colonies
districts, and people OF British North America;
within the dominlons of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland, with which said
colonies, districts, and people and kingdom the
people OF the United States are at peace; and
Whereas, The proceedings aforesaid consti-
tute a high msdemeanor, forbidden by the
laws OF the United States as well as by the law
OF nations;
Now, therefore for the purpose of preventing
the carrying on OF the unlawful expedition and
enterprise aforesaid from the territory and iurls-
diction OF the United States, and TO maintain the
public peace as well as the national honor, and
enforce obedience and respect to the laws of the
United States, l. Andrew Johnson President of
the United States, do admonish and warn all
good citizens OF the United States against taking
part or in any way urging, aiding, Countenan-
cling, or abetting said unlawful proceedings;
and | do eXhort all judges, magistrates, mar
shals, and officers in the service OF the
United States TO employ all their lawful autho-
rity and power to prevent and defeat the
aforesaid unlawful proceedings, and TO arrest
and bring to justice all persons who may be
engaged therein; ana pursuant TO the act OF
Congress, in such case made and provided, do
furthermore authorize and empower MajorGene-
eral Geo. G. Meade, Commander of the Military
Division of the Atlantic, to employ the land
and naval forces of the United States, and the
militia thereof 10 arrest and prevent the setting
on loot and carrying on the expedition and
enterprise aforesaid.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States
to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington. this 9th day
oil June, in the year of our Lord 1866, and of
the independence OF the United States the nine
tieth. ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President: WILLIAM H. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
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LIQUORS.
CHESNuT GROVE WHISKY,

No 225 North THIRD Street
II anything was wanted to prove the absolute purlLy
OF this Whisky the owing certificates should do 1t
There is alcoholic slmHlant known commanding sucF
ecCn /. (ndatiOn ON such high soulcesi-
PHILADELPHIA, September 0. 1858
We have carefully tested the sample of CHESNU1
GROVE WHISKY which you send us, aud find that IL
contains NONE OF TEE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known as
hiCh is the Characteristic and injurious In
gredient of the WHISTLES in genera. use.
BOOTH, GARRETT d CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists.
NEW YORK, September 8, 1858.
have analysed sample OF CHESNUT GROVE
HlSKY received from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr., OF
Philadelphia; and having carefully tested 1t, am
pleased TO state that Ii Is entirely FROM POISONOUS
OR DELETERIoUs substances. IL is unusually pure
ana fne-hQVored quality of whisky. - -
JAMES R. Chiffon, M. D.,
Analytical Chemist.
BOSTON, March L 1853.
have made chemifal analysis of commercial sam
pies OF CHESNUT GROVE WHISKY, which proves to
be free ON the heavy Fusi 0s and perfectly pure and
unadul Grated he fine flavor of this whisky derived
nom the grain used in manufacturing It,
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES M. D.,
State Assayer, No. l6 Boylston street.
For Sae by barrel, de emiohn bottle, at 226 orth
THIRD Street Philadelphia. 43
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RAILROAD LINES
I HiLAItLt WlLAllNOIUN. AND BA
i TiMoRE RAILROAD

l HiLALhLI hlA, " wILMlNpIVN. AMI BA
L TihoRE RI5R9AAD4 5Es}A Aprr
s aS'Ds teh q Ro sset S S and HPh w
n. AveIue as iolows.--
Baltimore and Washington s,opoing 81 Chesier,wii
% Grace ABERDEEN Penn &ssno &S Ebs cbs:o
Way n ali Train at SIS A N. SUNDAYS excepted, for
bsgt,moIc stepping at al regular stations between Phi
Deiaware Raroad Train at A NJ tsuudavs ex-
S,I e,spisd for Princess Anne ord and intermediate
d,zgress Train st lla5 a. NJ Sundays excepted for
Exnress TIein at NJ Sundays exccped) Tor Bal
WTre arc Wsshnt ton Stepping a hester aymont
Bayie Dc Gysce, kbeTdeen PsTymans Edsewood Mag
Sight Txpro ss at ii r NJ for baltimore and wash
f0sgent ers BY Boat from tmore tor Fortress Nom
roe Norfolk CiIy Point end Richmond win take the
WILMINGToN AcCoMMoD AToN TRAINS.
stoppng at all Stations between philadelphia and VIII.
Leave Phnade phia ats, II l5A. NJ, 4sO 6 and II 30
Z. NJ. The 4.30 p. NJ. tain connects with Delaware
cave W iminPtoh St6l5 and $50 4 n. ana $50
Trains fo5 New Castle leave Philadelphia at A. NJ,
oO TSrHR0 Ten TRAINS RoHBA1TIMoRE
Leave GimiR4fItIRH GcmRe4IR To f pR4pf2fPHfpP aIf IL
1eays s chss ags ST 5 q e a S46 loI andi1o
FROM BALTiMoRE TO PniLADEIPgIA.
IxPress iio p. NJ Expiess. SIS P. S Express pr ssS
ra..'. ~,' sAD's'i r' 'iaAINSs FOR d sLTlMoRE
Leave iminetoa az az @ 26 S M snd any AMY sr
Freight Trains with Passenger ars attqcned will eave
as 70 Wilmington for Ferry Vile and intermediate
stations at 6t5 p M Baltimore for Havre Grace and
intermediate stations a. 45 Y. NJ. Perryvie for VIII
mington and Intermediate stations mt 500 A. con-
Meeting at Wilmington with A. NJ. train for Phllade-
| phia ,.., - -. -.
Express Train at 4l5 A. N. for Baltimore and Wash
ingon. Stopping at hester, Wimlneton, Newark Elk
ton iheast Perryvile Havre-de-Grace Aberdeen,
| PERI mtn's, Magnolia Chase's and Stemmer's Run.
accommodation Train al II 80 p. NJ. for WI mington
| and intermediate stations.
| BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
| Ia n p, M n do
Grace Penyville, end ilmingon. Also at Elk
ton and Newark ito take for Phi adelpha
| leave passengers from Washington Baltmore) and
Chester to leave passengers nom Baltimore Wash
| inCton.
AcCommod doton Train from WI mpgton for Philadel
| phla and inteI media stations al q 20 Z. M.
| 416 II r. KENNY. Superintendent.
PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
| i SUMNER A ARRANGEMENT.
| The Trains OF the Pennsy vania Central Railroad
loave the DEPOT, at 1hir yhTst and Market streets
which s reached by the OF the Market Street Pas.
seDeer Railway, running TO and from the Depot. The
last car leaves Front street about 30 minutes prior
| TO the departure of each tt ain.
| On Sundays-Cap leave Eleven and Market
streets As minutes before the departure Of the VenIng
! Trains.
| Mann's Baggage Express Will cal for and deI,vor
Baggage at the Depot. Orders lef, at the Office No
! 6Sl Chesnut street, viii receive attention,
| TRAINS LEAVE rEPoT, VIZ -
i al
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RAlLECAt LlNEs.

ID Z A d / N @ K A l l. X % A u.
CHEAT 1RUNK LINZ,
IRON PHILADLLIHlA 10 HE INTERIOR OF
IENNSYlVANI 1HE SCHUNLKHI, SUsQUE
+. HAMA, Z UMIFRLAND AllD WYOMING VAf.
IEYs, II L NtRTH, fORlhWFsr. AND TdE
sUMMLR ARRANGFMENT. OF PASSENGER
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400. BEST MILD COFFEE, AT INGRANI's
tO Tea Warehouse, No 40 s. SECOND Street.
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INOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN AND
u Amboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
and Wsy Places, from Walnut Street Wharf, will leave
XtSA. III, via Camden and Amboy AccOmn Oda
ATS a. M via Camden and Jersey city Express " 800
At2P. NJ, via Camden and Amboy Express...,..., SEQ
At6P. III via Camden and Ambov Accommodation 2'25
At6P.H via Camden and Amboy AccOmmOoa' -
Ats 4. M and p NJ for Mount HoIiy, Evans
vile Pemberton, and Vincentown. At s A. M. and2
Ats and 10 A. n, IL N. "a g. and $780, NJ. for Fish
Beverly, Edpewater, Is ur mgton Florence, Borden
town. etc, The 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ. lines run direct
LINES FROM KEEsINGToN DEPOT WILL LEAVE
as FOLIO VS.
At IL NJ 4'30 645 p. NJ, and 2 NJ. (Night) via
KensnRton and Jersey City kxpress Lines fare $500
The 6i5 r. NJ Line viii lun daily AllOthers Sundays
At7.SO and IL A. M, 8 $50 4sO s, and eAS p N and
idneht for Bristol. Trenton etc.
At and 10 Is A. NJ ~ NJ. 4. and 6P. NJ for Corn
we is Torrsdale HOlmesburg, TacOny, WlsslnOming
Brides burg and Frankford, and at 10 is A. N or
Bristol Schenck's, Eddngton, and r. M for Holiness
burg and Intermedla Q stations.
At730 A. NJ and $3.50 p. NJ. Tor Niagara Fasi bufalo,
Dunknk Canandat ua, ElmlFa Ithaca, OWego, Ro-
chez er Bnehampion, Qsw ego yracnse Great lend,
Gap, elyideTe, Esston, lambenyihe flemlneton
etc The $50 T.. NJ Line connects direct With the train
leaving Easton or Mauch hunk, Allentown bethle
At5P II. for LsmbcrtviIe and lnieraed stations.
June 1, lt66 WILLIAM Ii. GAlzMER, Agent
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GREEN COFFEES FROM % TO 2s CTS, A
SECOND Street Try them. 10 6m
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pHIIADELPHlA, GERMANTOWN. AMI

lOHlIADELPHlA, a FL GERMANTOWN, AND
On and aeS tSR TERSE GTRSiS I4GLs May le 1866
81, AZ, SA,S, 1,ss iS' II. 52i M 49, ''~'
AZ q " I = p = NJ H. o'i'' H. Dam
Leave rhiladelps,SsS SS S.lS lSSgHSRRA5si 4 nays ,o.
Leave GeiTf1ssEPs eFnsSTf nHt E1{hRS1P a 81
"a Lsays AZ Philadelphia 6, 8, 10 I2 A. NJ 81 sA,7,
i+S so $40 $40 S%S ana l%dS minutes :? T. H.
Leave t6e;n 10 minutes minutes A A h 4S ssd and
AND NoEE1srows
AZ 81 81 minutes, Ss2 and ma III ss iO' M ~ g.
lesye Norristown 6N so, 8, II A.. NJ, III, ~, 6K,
+ s spsnr T HP saa at seASS Visa
Essys Leave oIlisidP%n aissPnla 4
Leave s ~ f1hsaelRhd,aiS ss 80 minutes lO' A g.
Leave Manay unE ca, ", 20 0A, nh, a. M. 6X
Leave Leave iSsPR n"RSSuPRR n 1 e. sS ana ss ( n
hepOt EfSTH and siis'Sase GREEN Streets
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
tIans viii between Washington and L nch6ars. burg
road trains and from Rc6mond as Oiows: HA' iAN-
A. and srVe at Lynchb1 @ al S45 exc at $40
Leave Lynehburg at A. Nj and arrive at Washing
ExrREss TRAIN
snS arye al SSSbS al @ Snday at SOP
Leave Lynehburg at 6 80 Z. N ana arrive at Washing
10th trains making close connections at Lynchburg
fol all points South ard Southwest and at Washington
First-cas seeping cars attached to the night trains
bSt o the R a sS% s
historic Localities Of Fairfax Bul Run Manassas, Brls
Gord9nsyile places OF imperishable interest in the
Through tickets to all points south al d Southwest
may be had in Boston, New YORK. Philad lOhia and
Alexandra A' '1' O W i. D. Soc&FFtRdTlP9.s s'0n
General supc ntendent.
U'REIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
as ." and
PRhNNs sS66RDES NNp HpB9Y RAILE9AD AND
cT SsS erk win leave %AINuT street stNlsT Wha nT at
O'Soek t M feIya az ss.1ndoys eSceptsd
Eeturning, The above lines win leave New York atI2
Freight for TIenion Princeton Kingston New Bruins
road aso - on the dc dere peawsTs @ and Tenns
@ tSn me ew Jersey INC rieehod ana yamesonrg ana
and forwarded up 10 p. M.
burg with the Lehigh Valley Railroad, and At Manun-
kaehnnk with al points OBJ the Delaware Lackawanna
and other points IN western New York '''''
The New SerSey RSoaS and al NewSR w w
the Morris and Essex Railroad -
befs fhippers and conspnees must every instance
be sent with each load OF goods, or no receipt will be
n B.-Inereased facilities have been made for the
the route When sock iarns6s ia quantities Of two
carloads 4 WI be deyefed al the foot Of For
North River as the shippers may designate at the time
VI FUr terms. OF other information, apply TO
oos WAhTER hET lGs EREEh s,Es AN, Freight agent,
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AMERICAN NEUTRALITY.

PrOcIRrnatIOn from the President warm
ing Citizens of the United states
against Aiding the Fenians-GeneraI
Meade Empowered TO Use ALI Means at
his Disposal 30 Suppress the Affair.
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Gmeiea.
8illiam g. 8ronnloiu,

&SbbItuM Vs OAUuulUtue
Gouberneur oes @taates SenneGee, bie<
tet 9IlIen, bic 0ieles ieben, ieinen @ruB
ga i'd ilnterridtet poroen bin, oaB
Elm 9etpi6er s aac Games, ber eiS
mes geneiuert, idbilnpfiden Nforoes an
9eflagt lit, ben er am Z. December 1865
an 6. 6. @uIIep, friiber in Mariball
GountD lpobnbaft, nerubt babeu iol unb
ba heiaater Saipo8 li6sOer 9ere9ti9feit
oltrd Su1t euts 0geit Bat > 2 zee
OebbaIb biete i'd, gSiIli a M 9.
g ropnl 10 IN, @out erneur oes Staa@
tee SstneiIee, &raft Der in mid eeietten
8emalt, cine Selobnung hou $3.50 an,
Sic irseno elmer Yerion besablt merben
iou, iuel6e beiasten Siaac Games an ben
SOeriff ober Sailor oes benannten
gountp abliefert, 70 bab Seredti9feit
geiibt uer6en fam. . Oaiues lit unses
fdbr 80 Sabre alt, bon fleiuer Statllr,
bunfleS Saar, bat 9raue ODER blaue Nils
gen uno Elm baBlides 9lntIik.
5um 3eusniB biefiit babe
i'd bierunter ,lteine Inter
SEAL i6rift seiest, unb tefoblen, oab
oas 9roBe Siegel ocS StaaS
tes baran angebeftet miro.
STA Tile, II. Npril, 1866,
SUR Sen @ouberneur
Bm. q. 8roipnlOm.
u. s. Sletl6er.
Staatslefret1r. F2
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Special= NDtisell.

R gBir beripeiien unicre 2eter auf
Die 8eranOeruns in Der Qtseise unies
res SreMnoes, Serrn Sung.
w Sie GerlanllnIung I'm Surners
8erein mar gu unferer sroben Sreuoe
sabIrei4, re6t 5abIrei@ beiudt.
Gm Nfontag SlbenS finoet oas anses
fiin6i9te &rdn3den in Der CONGO roia
9aae itatt. gfaberes bariibsr ipater.
Die 8oiie, DGiner nub beiratben,"
miro bonn Oranatii6en Stub aufsefiibrt
tuerben.
~ SEER SIS NJ. 3 o II lit Neent fur
ben Cincinnati 8olfsfreunb, uniere
Belt, Criminal 3situng, BbilaoeIpbia
Slagse, tuie iiberbaupt allie i'm Beiten
erideinenbe 8eituneeu uno periooiide
S9riftsn. gr beiorst aud Die. 9Inf6af>
fung aIIer 9lrten oeutf4en S6uI< u.
anoerer 8a9er.
~ 3mei CUTE 6 drift1eser
tueroen fur Die Sruderei Der gtaats>
3eitnng berlan9t. = YreiS so Gents
per 1000 ms.
abrefe God gor SO,
3aibbiIle, Senn.
R Gin ta9tiser 2otal 9iebatteur
fir unier 8Iatt Dirb berlanst Sutes
SaIair tpirb be3abIt.
Sic ,,SennelIee Gtaats 3eituns"
ba @elenl6aft.
EE gSir erfuden 0Ibonnenten bon
auberbalb boFidit, riiditdnbise 8etrdse
fiir disbursements uns ein5ufdifen.
Cine 3eitung fam Our6aus ni6t Ores
bit fir Announcements mad arBerbnIb GEE
tudbren.
Sie Ggpebition.
E Bir erfuden unfere sSrenube
bon allen SbeiIen Der Union, namrnt<
lid absr aus benz gtalte Sennedte, ms
Wittbeilungen oler 9lrt, Die fie aeeiauet
fur @ufnabme in infer 9latt haIten, An.
seben gu Iafen. Ginpanoeruuas QIns
eeIesenheiten. StanS Der Saaten, aan6,
tpirtbidaftIi9c NittbeiIuneen unD gtas
tifif&e 8eriate aIler 2Irt fiuO b6t,it
tuertbbOH fir uns.
Die RehaftiHn
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1866

Sonsmlrtbs. bic mi. ungesisfsr irsenS elmer Aa
sepaet fnS, mSgen MIR 6 aar's GTsern'nof 6
sebrau9en. Sir bnben 6ieIes RitteI peria9t u
es fit 70 gut aus, tas mir es stS gebraaden 'on
ben. AUD Ioenn cine Boz s. toitete. ss'r peF,aa
ten @ifte. aber fis baifea ni@ts, bop eoraFs
Srtet,ninatOr .Sstst Rotten, Wsduie, G9a5en. aEe
ZEN uuS sgar,,en in srSberer S4neaisteit, aIs w's
"a ,,ieseri6reiben fSnnsn. rsbeEaH wirS 90 usss
Ianat. vResina, Ohio 0Osette,@
Siebe Gofar's obige 0ntlnsisang.
nSr asrtaaf. in Rai5siae. Ssnn,, Bel auenDunss
gifsn Mns SansIera. I7R sass
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&ric0S=6eri6t.

9afSpiIIs, ben Is. apriE 1856.
Sa Si6am Senberion eeltern Mors
gen nod ni6t ansetommen mar. 10 ber>
taste ii6 Die Court bis auf btute, no
bieier Serr uabrldeinli6 porgeflbrt
iueroen miro, Senn cine Sepeide ,neI@
bet, oub CT berbaftet unO auf Sem gSese
naA bier lit. rs
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- Oas 3olbaus gu Wlobile bat
tiir3lid 10000 Sabanuab Gisarren
nit 8eidIag belest.
- Die vNfricanerin" 1T fiir3Iid in
Nom aufsefiibrt iuOrren, - aber nit
gBesIuiiuns Der Muit. (?)
Gals. Sn 9lriaona bat man
Sals in pra6tboIIen ourdii6tigem
SrDtauen. 9aieIbe pirb nit 9lerten
in sroBeu Staden aus Sen 2asern ge<
bauen.
ALTER Der Bienen. Sait
ale 8ienensu4ter itintmen in Der Be-
bauptrlns therein, oaB Gtuei Sabr alte
S6parme Die itartiten unb selunbelten
iino.
- Gin. aiueifelbafte SSabI stpeier
GaEOibaten fur NfOOeratOr Der ftabti@
l6en 8erlummlung 81 @utIanS, ST.
tuur6e 6ur9 bas 2oos enti4ieoeu.
Oas 8iIarO <Sieber Oebnt fi&
tueItli6 aus. Gin Staats <Surnier uirs
in Snoiaua am 81. Mai 5. s. Statt
fnbcn. 0as 9ereis ,Aueue toitet $50
Dollars.
yOabct toobis, Sou9t @uIbtf
bam, Iautet Die Slbbreiie auf einem
8riefe, Der auf Der Springfield 9Soit@
Office tiir5Iid aufseseben mar.
Grbbeeren Gin tiidtiger
Obitsudter i'm DeitIiden She'll oes
Stuates Stem sgort 3os Iestes Sabr auf
Is 9ldern 1900 8uIbeI @rbbeeren, Die
inn Die bubble Sunme bon 81, 200
ei..bra5te.
- Gin 6arner in MalIaduietts bat
borises Sabr $399.9s fur 9utter Elm
senommen, Die &c bon 4 &Iben setpons
men bate. Oabei tpuroe feline camille
bon 6 Yerlonen nod nit Butter unb
OfiI9 berleben.
TluR
Taibpiue. Tenn., IS. MpriI 1856.
Der slug bdIt nod immer IS Sab an ben 59OGIs.
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TreeSmtcn's 0purt.

IafbpiiIe, IS. sgpriI 1856.
Sobn 8 10 en- {, Stidter.
Ginise oreisig 8erseben sesen Die
quite SrOnuns unO ben Staotfrieben,
Ourd trunteueS unb ldrmenbes Sreiben
in tiefer gfadt, iuurosn nit ben scboris
gen Gtrdfen beleat.
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9SrDcldmatipu 6eS 0ipnOer=
neIrS.

Staat Senne1e.
Grseutipe Oepartement,
galbbile, Senn is. Gpril 1866
Da cine 9acans Our9 Die lusfoBung
bes Son. Sames 81. Soob, 8ertreter bon
Saniltou Sountp in Der 8eies9ebung
entltanben lit, 10 befeble
Sd, @illiam 8. Grownlom, 8one
berneur bes Staates Sennenee, bieburb
benz Sberif bes eenannten Cpuntp'S
Sdmilton, cine gSabI am Sienifag ben
/. Wfai 1866 gu balten, Inn Die 8aean5
aussufiiuen uno Ole 8erl9te nab benz
8eiese eiusui6ifeu,
- Bum 3eugniB bierfiir babe
i9 u,einen 9falnen unterl9riee
sAAL ben unb uerorouet, OaB oas
sroBe SieseI oes Staates
Senne6ee beigefiigt miro, am 16. Qlpril
1866. SO. 9. 8romnlou.
81, 8. SIetd er,
Staatsiefrtar.
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Der. staaten court.

Raf5piIIe. IS. apriI 1866.
Ser SAL Der Ser. Staaten sesen
Col. Wfontanbon uno Mai. 9etuis me-
gen betragerif9cn gOuderS ipiroe ee<
tern fortgeiest.
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1866,

sG o HAIRS .@attenpertiIge 1T einfat, mr.
eefGbrIi4 unS fiber, ter bette 8attenpertilger pe'
pen mir ie eeiebea laber SeSe 8atte. bic es iinoss
trtst es unS mus iterbea uno ;par geroSbnlip ar
etnem Slate, peIber pom sem entfernt III, mo- sa
RittsI binasiteut iurbs." tease sRore, 9'itieon'
Rirrct) Gisbe goitar's rbiee Intiinaieung.
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Griminal.G Squirt.
WafbuiIIe, ben Is. April 1866.

8i6terSrn3ie; SorIseuOer.
Cine @nsabl bon Mnflagrn ipegen
uneeiebli6em 8erbalteu iuurOe berban<.
belt. Wfebrere, ipelhe iid segen Die
selebIi9en 8eitimmunseu tpesen &lein<
berfaufs seiltiser @etranfe an sfeser,
bersausen batteu, tpurben oerb0rt lrnb
in Strafe genommen. s
Glib. Nforton, elm Sunse, Der einen
anbern ieines Nlters i'm Sabre 1864 ses
t0btet bate, iuurOe in Solse zines nolle
prosequi entlaien'
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1866.

Serm ebrnns Der Staten. sic r5osrmet's
Sa;ette" peridpert anS Benefit onr erebnuHs, scS
Elm 9oar Rattsn Sinneu crei Sabren cine RocbtoG''
nisai3aft pcn 65i.o50 Spr0sIinsen ,u Bobcn pflsa:
@ean MN eirc ioI5e ungebcure SaniIe nidbt Gass:'
rotset wirS, usrisbrt tie me5r oIs mas 5000 Msn'
iben srudbren tann.
". Siebe eoitar,s oSias @ssansianna--.
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MuferOrbentlicber Grfpl9
Or, MtcOiu II
gtuibOiae, SennefTee1

gtaibDiIle, Sennefeen
erfolsret6fen botanilden NrSteS oes
9eitalters,
Seine Bragis erlreft f9 iest ubcr
adtsebn perldiebene Staaten.
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gincil1nati, g., 1. Sanunr 1866.
aSir 5ahen mt az beutiseu. Sotun Elm ouswdrtis
gss 9epdrtement nnierem Sei9dfte orgoniitrt nno
Serrn Gheo6or ga in semelben nit uiIs unter Der
Sttnc GsiSeI5aes Barr u. 60. aiiocirt. Serr saur
6nt cine fonei6brie Or iabrun9 in 5ein
europail9en 8ants uno gSe4Ielgeldaft
unb .uirs ssmieI5sn ieine sunse aEfmertiam:eit
pianea.
sSess sssisaseoS. Don etnetnnns,
sSdmes Gipp,
4p1rnn SeibeIbn5 NON 9psrp Dorf
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@broniIhen &ranfbeiten:

aufer ieiner ausemeinen gragis be5anpegt er nae
rc',tltcb bic foieenten
@bronilden Sranfbeiten:
8beumati5mus 9ungeniibeI, Observation-Disclosures,
aeidpouene 8Iieber, iteife Sele1te, 4ungenent5it'
6ung, Scbmerseu, Beulen, &rebs, Stein, Sers= ltfo
2eberitSrun9en, Negenentsiinbung, 9tenroIgie, 2G'
nigsibel oper Scropbeln, SGubbeit, Au9enibcls
Shpd5e, 9pSpepiie ober uuperoaulid5fet, SdDinns
ncnt. 3ugeid Srantbeten sebeimer 9sotnr M,iS
Saienbei6wereen.
gSeiblide &ranfbeiten.
eue erantbeiten Der Gebdrmutter Derbrn stiOl8'
reid bebanbelt.
llnTrudtbarfeit.
eslnge uerbeiratbete SrGuen, oenen feline Denttsrs
frsuSen 3u Ibei rueroen tSnnen Jpn peri5uItd otsE
briefiidD 81 RGtbe sieben.
@ebeime 8ranf6eitcn
in ;ebsm staOiun,, priHdr o6er eeunSdr, perben aK
benz Spfem ertfernt.
Gmillioneu
agF bas grln6li5fe porse6eust
Or. SaegilI bebau6elt entfernte 8atienteH u,i6
perfeiloet iete Utebiciuen uberdu bin. Sn Gu
SS6len roiro Senugtbunng ge8eben..
Seine Sfice 1T auf oos Bette etnseritatet uuo cle
IoeIde i'm jeoen Gag beiu4en, oa hieIelbe aus me y
reren Rdunen befte5t.
Saine Ahrsfe lit:
Or. SO c Gill,
T- Setter Boz 7l9. Ra5piue, Eenn.
Office al Union Strose iiber Dorfs Budbbansua
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