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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-13
Summons.
Territory Of Idaho, County Of Boise

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-ss.
In the District Court, for the Territory of Idaho,
Second Judicial District.
A. j. Bunner, Plaintiff, VS.. Fl. J. G. Nixon and
--Maxonl his wife John B Conkln, Daniel
Stewart and - Stewart bis wife, aud james
Mclaughlin, Defendants. VIE M 5ito
To Daniel Stewart and 80 Stewart his wife.
TN THENAME or THE PEOPLE OF THE
United States in the Territory Of Idaho: You
are hereby notified. that there isnow on file I'll the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court, of the
2nd Judicial District of said Territory in Idaho
City, County Ct Boise, the Complaint Of Al.
Bunner, .plaintin, demanding Judgment for an &C.
count and settlement between the parties, for
sale Of that certain property known as tie Thorn
Greek Ditch, carrying the water of Thorn Creek
ard its tributaries across the divide between Thorn
Creek and Mcore's Creek in Boise County, Idaho
Territory, and for a division of tae proceeds Of
the sale between the parties according to their
rights and that unless you appear and answer to
said complaint within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof, if served within Boise County AMI
within thirty days if seryedsout of said County,
bat within said Judicial District and within for
tydays If served out of said District default viii
be taken against you, and the plaintiff Will apply
to the Court for the relief. demanded in his COM
plant. 'a
In testimony whereof, 7, VIM. B. Smith, Clerk
T~-A--x of said District, have herennto set my
SEAL{ hand and affixed the seal Of said Court
*>~~x at Idaho city this llth day of January
A. D. 1866. . VIM. b. SMITH, elk D. c.,
n12w5 By II. E. PR1ckErr, Deputy CLERK.
Gilbert Henley, Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
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TIE Cn1sA TAx.-The Chinese miaerg' II.

TIE CHISA TAx.-The Chinese miners II
cedse has become law we believe at five
dollars per month. This will be the cause
undoubtedly of swarming the country With
that kind Of people, and making for our BEN
eft an immense revenue, while our miners
will reap immense advantages from selling
them the ground. On the whole, as the Con-
stitution guarantees them as much right here
as to us, we think the law wholesome and
proper one to exist.
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TO THE PUBLIC.



The undersigned, a. Committee appointed at
Injecting OF the citizens of Boise Basin. held at ths
5. Magnolia Hotel, on Tuesday evening, January 8
1885, to prepare an address to the public of Boise
Basin respecting the rates of Gold Dust, respect
fully present the following:
Since the first opening Of business in this Basin
cur citizenshave to a greater or less degree, &C
cording to their means, suffered from the false
value placed upon our circulating medium G old
Dust-which false value has drawninto eur midst
the inferior gold dust from Salmon river, Florence
Warren's Digging. 0wyhee and South Boise, and
while all good dust is sent below the inferior
mixed dust is retained kere as a Circulating me-
dunn. Each succeeding month this medium is
becoming of less ard less value, working an evil
which sooner or later must be reInedied by some
such action as the meeting above proposes. The
sooner such action is taken the less loss the com
mnnity will have to suffer. While this commu-
nifty do pot pretend to say that there is no dust in
this Basin worth SIG per ounce, yet they are we'll
aware that nearly all, if not all, now in circula-
tibn is not worth over $l4 per ounce, and in this
connection your attention is called to the follow
=
| ing facts: The intrinsic value of gold dust can
not be affected by any action we may take in the
premises. for !if dust is worth more than sl4 per
ounce it will always command that price as expe
rience has fully proved in California and Oregon.
Therefore, your COMMITTEE would most respectful
" suggest to the public that from the foregoing
facts the following benefits will in their humble
judgment accrue from the reductionin the current
rate of gold dust to all whomay by their positions
either as merchants, miners. mechanics, laborers
or business men Of all empIoyments use the same
as circulating medium First, It will reduce
tie price Of goods to all purchasers, the cost OF
living, and as a consequent Fact the profits to be
derived from all trades, occupations or employ
ments. Second 1t will make gold dust an arti-
Gle of trade and supply US with a coin currency,
by which means alt citizens will be benefited
Third, 1t will enable the merchant to invest his
money With security in business will enable him
to sell goods at q much lower rate by giving him
a true standard upon which to estimate his costs
and expenses. And lastly, it will be the means
of drawing into our midst capital, the one thing
only needed to develope he untold riches which
existin the Basin; give security to all invest
mentz credit abroad and at home, and make
Boise Basin as itshould be, the richest placer and
quartz district on the Pacific.
To secure these benefits your Committee earn
estly ask Of all our citizens to meet together to
devise such means as to them may seem most fit
on Saturday evening January 20, 1866, at the
Magnolia Hotel, in Idaho City. 900 s5
a. A. MIX, FAILS
= A. SCHEELINE,
Ii. l. ANDREWS.
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M a RR III ID /:

At the International Hotel. Placerville, January
10TH by H Gushing, J.. r., B. f. CHANNEL, Esq,
and Miss NJ. A. DREssEN, both of Centeryille.
Attic Catholic Church in Idaho City, Jan. 0,
1866, by Rev. Father Az. PoGLIN, Mr.. PATRICK
JAMES MUBPHY and MARGARET CURRY.
AT the parsonage in this city, by Rev. William
Roberts, on Thursday 18th inst, Mr. CHARLES
WARTS and Miss LOUISA WALDEMAT, all of Idaho
City.
On the 1T day of August 1865, by Rev. Father
A. Y. Poulin, Mr.. HIRAM CARTWRIGHT and Miss
Francis A. GARRIoUE. ~ 8t o b. t}
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IDAHO LAws.-We shall commence publish.

IDAHO LAWs.-We shall commence publish.
ing, provided the Governor signs the bill, the
Laws of,the late session of the Legislature,
next week, or eweekfollowing the World
having been designated by that Body for tie
purpose, M
They will be issued in supplementary form
SO as not to make inroads upon our usual
supply of reading matter, but will, on the
contrary, probably be the cause Of our furn-
ishing greater amount of miscellaneous and
news items. than heretofore
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. Ssh CRIES Sale.


RY virtue of an execution Issued out Of the Dis.
u triot Court o in and for the county of Boise
upon judgment rendered in said court wherein
John H. Cassidy is plaintiff and b. B. Rogers,
VIM. Evans, and John-S Gray are defendants for
the sum Of six hundred and fifty two 48i00 dolls
lars, judgment aud costs of suit, duly tested the
l4th day of December, A. D. 1865. have seizel !.
and taken in execution the following describedlk
property; to.wit That certain piece or parcelg1f
real estate situated on the. west side Of Main
street, Idaho City, Boise county, / T., fronting
twenty feet, more or less, and bounded on the
south by the house and lot known as the City
Hotel, on tAenorfh blythe house and lot known
as the unatilla market, on the west By fAlont-
gomery street, on the east by said Main streek0
together with all improvements thereon, known
as the Magnolia Hotel. Public notice is hereby
given that on the 18th day of January a. D. 1866,
at IL o'clock MI WIFI ctt in front of the court
house d0orih Idaho City at pnblac Auction, for
gold eonrnr its equivalent in clean gold du tLea
above described property 9tothe highest bidder
to satisfy said execution and all apcEnipg costs
49,. JAS !. CRUTC HER, Sheriff.
Dated Idaho City, December l6, 1865n9ws. n
- The above salsis hereby postponed natil Afon-3
day a220 day of january "a Sd. 1866 at o'el6ets
I'M JAS l. CRUTCHER, Sheriff. rs
January 70, lS66nI2w2
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Lien. Notice.

Territory Of Idaho, Comfy Of Boise.
In the District Court, Second Judicial District.
j. P. Lambing, plaintiff, .EltIs II <
vs.. Enforcement of Lien
D. Buckley, defendant.
A Ii. ersohs holding or claiming liens under
"A the provisions of an act securing liens to
mechanics and others, are hereby notified to bs .
and appear before the Honorable the District
Court ID Judicial District on the first Monday OF
there make proof of their liens against that GERS
tain property situated on the north side of Wall
street in Idaho City, and known as the Buckley
House. .}Ia1 a2iii9as AlA tst
Dated this 18th day of January, I866.n12w3
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Notice.

A Ii persons indebted to tao undersigned, ore
IA ri questeI to come and pay the same i'm.
meuatelY, and all persons having claims against
me will please band them in for settlement i'm
mediately. A. FISHER.
Buena Vista Bar, Jan. 18th, 1866 .nl2N3.
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SPECIAL MEETING.

A SPECIALS MEETING OF THE BOARD or
N County Commissioners for Boise County.
will be held in Idaho City on Monday next 18th
inst Per order H.F. SAYRS, Clerk,
Idaho City, January 18th, l866.nl2wI.
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PERHAPs.it would be well for our race il
the punishment of crimes against the laws of
man were as inevitable rs the punishment Of
crime against the laws of Nature.
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NOTTCE.

I'D A. LAW at the Packers Store will transact
IA. all business for me during my absence from
the Territory. j. C, ADAMS,
Idaho City, January 8th, ls66nl2w3,
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IS QuABrs TsTEnRsrs.- Although little has
recently been said on this subject, there is
every reason to believe that the many pew
mills being erected in the vicinity win give
an impetus 20 that branch of mining in the
spring. The chief difficulty thus far has been
THAI there were more, Lodges to look after
than capitalists to develop, Upon the full
establishment of a, gold coin currency in
this country, during the coming summer, We
NAV expect qnartz interests to, be forwarded
with energy. There are plenty Of rich lodges
and no depreciation in stock has yet occurred.
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POSTAL MATTSRs.-On Saturday last the
stage called at the Postofice in Boise City to
bring up the mail which had arrived the day
before from Salt Lake but that very careless
and unaceommsdatiag gentleman Mr.. Mise
ner would not allow the mail to come be-
cause it was not regular email day"
Some time since the Owyhee Avalanche
made terrible demonstration about its edi-
ton not reaching Idaho. City in good time
and.went on, to say that the fsuItwas certain
ly not at the Ogyhee end of the route and it
believed was not the fault of the Boise City
Postmaster, thus very loosely and very plain
.ly accusing Mr. Pinney of Idaho City with
all the blame. We happen to know however
that Mr.. Pinney is most careful officer and
that the duties of his Office are attended to
with the utmost fidelity and dispatch. We
also happen to know that mail bags for Mon
tana Territory mail bags for Portland and
most every other place but this are frequently
hustled into the stage and sent from Boise to
Idaho City instead Of being sent in their
proper direction, Very frequently are letters
and packages semitic idaho City, thirty or
forty, more or less, alta time, which should
have been sent from Boise City in other direc-
tons. The duty of the Boise City Postmas-
ter appears to consist in getting rid of any
thing he doesn't wantin his Office, by the FIRST
stage that departs, except when be knows it
is something that belongslat Idaho City and
by the forwarding Of which at the earliest
practicable moment he would confer great
favor upon the community generally. We
hope the Avalanche man will try and pick up
enough Hpersonalo observations" to justify
him ia making the AMBNDR HONORABLE, be-
cause We eau assure hin. that whatever irreg-
ularity there is in postal communication is
down in the Boise valley, at the village sta
ton above allhdeds to.3i5 dFo1a-..eW Ieeas
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EXTRA CoMPENsATIoN.-Th Statesman has
constantly attempted to create the impression
that this Legislature has increased its own
payT9 If anybody will take the trouble to
look over the Journals, they will find that no
such thing has been done The only extra
pay given has been to some Of the Clerks be-
cause the former rate was considered mad
equate to their services, While the Legisla-
ture repealed the extra compensation Of the
Territorial officers, as we understand at the
Recommendation ofthe Governor, they allow
their ownp to remain at the figures fixed
by a republican Legislature. TheStatesman
ought toifeonfne itself to the truth IN It's
winnings. Surely he can fnd. enough Of
those thathe will consider worthy ibis. time
and pen in trying to berate. g9EF
From PIONEER 1--we learn from q, cores
Ipopdentup at Iog'em that the new lode re-
Gently discovered up there has been named
the s4gig Muddy He has seen zpecimenspf
tit which is equal to aPoorrnafan in 0wyhee.
Inc viii beFeeollected that the seBig Nuddylfis
wider thahSqny RICH ledge ever befofe fo md
Oqr-correspendent also informs US that placer
mining will be carried on extensively ~ Mr..
WElsoa'sinsw ditch covers 4. large, SEQ pslof
good underground On the .ApaleJsck k's Ind
lihs "Big' and "Little Muddy gaIches which
has as vet never been worigfd
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DIED:

In Idaho City, January Sth, 1866. Of Hemnrage
of the Lungs. DENNIS PRIOR, aged about 80 yeara
n ew this w eek.
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Frozen TO D RAriHi. A party oftwenty men,
among whom was Mr.. Kdhlberg, undertook
recently to go from the Dalles to Portland by
the trail, and itappears met Tthsuch' terrible
cold MsatheEthat Mr. K.fRqze, to death, T IN,
# sqqp TIE SqlBd3 lffSp Horse shoe
Bend to1dsho City Sis9R LaeeEYilla Aasopot
been closed this winter and is in,lia3ellent
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An Important Topic.

In this paper will be found the brief of
public meeting held at Magnolia Hall on
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Gr. 0eOrg 8enner's
y etIenDe S1Ibe ?.

1T eth Setlnittel. helbes aeuinftt uub aeIubt pprben IN.
10 LANCE as es 9er3te unp gpotbefen dab.
@s gtebt Feline gSunben Der @efdtptre. mod .6drtousshloo
prer Snttunpungen, bic nibt NIT bieier Salbe aebeilt perben.
fpenn rmr Der Setpenee nod i'm 8eretb menfhliher 6ilfe III.
nosf ete Sable in 3eiten eebraudt tptrb. Sine f9 Sabr lonoe
erfabran9 bat 9%ena9eno 9.u9niB gese6en. inaefabr 6 900
Ser,onen tnp nit pteler Salbe aebeilt tpureen, mebrentheifs
Sol9e, eeren Setoen BON aneereft gersten fur ~nnbeilbar er.
Hart wureen, as N3ei6e @efhpulr, 6nptenfras, u,ber.
padlun8 Der gelenfe, Sbpdbe unb gnthellttna pes GIfara.
tee, Stuenp, Sdbmun9 Der @lieeer. Rbeumatfsmus, Geurql.
ata. @riitpelas, starlaf, 3rupbuaen. etrpfeln, 9linapurm,
Salsfub, phene 8ene pber Fever Sore, sinaerpurrn' J5Sb.
nerau9en an 8asen, Grbsrtnb; fir Gntsanbuna Der Qeber.
per Sunge, Der Ntersn. Ger au9en, Der Sbren, BET 6artbSria.
Felt mo- ee Sbren a~uslaufen.
Srtl6e VSunpen tpereen in tnelaublib fnrser 3eit oebeift.
ndmitdb Sclte. Die rurb 6auen, Steben Deer Sbiesen ser,
urlatt limb; 9einbriite. 9erquetiauna, 8errentuna. error.
ne @itener une Branewunoen. OieIe ale fSnnen oebeilt
perceH ebe es dnfdn9t 5u ettern. sic beilen audi oann mod
balo, penn Der 8rano cber Identification Idun auaefans
aen batte. @be Selnanb ben furbtbaren 8orfblaa Elm.
9est, eth 9ltso %abnebnen su lafen prpbire man biefs
Salse, io man ptro in fnrSer 9eit feben, pab tie BELT
mas obne fe Mot 8ebetlt tpereen fam. l0enn Elm 8einbrub
NOD lebenbiae Serbinbuna nit benz R6rper Bat, hureb bic
aoern uns gferpen, 70 nus er aud beilen. penn aud ber
Rncbea a1f bic idlimmife art sermalmt lit. 0ies it bin.
ian8ltb bemisien, t5 babe ptele iOlde 8dle leibt aeheit, in
iebr furser 9ett.
Surefdlti8e 8amilien iOLten bieie ealbe ME i'm 6ans feba
len laHen.
Bsnn ndbsre aushunft seuanf3t wirb. 70 ,pente man at
IN BEN untersettnetetl, beibretbe bas sn beilenbe lIebel unS
ibde cine Sphnarte.
Grefs ST 90, GprtO 80 Gents.
Stsis Salbe pirs ALIEN ~perfertigt BON
ST. Gsors 8snner,
Sfnee penn eteaSaDn Depot. Siffn. Sbio.
Sunt %. 1865. so mt ID
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- msnn ibr I'M gcmmsr in'S 2anb reist, psrs
ssft niat, Nass mit5unsbmsn, mas ibr mSsliasr.
rsiis sstrauht unb bort pieasidt niht ;u baten 1T.
Vsrsebt niht, oaB auf rem 2anhs niht itsral cine
alpOtbefs 1T. Soatef bu etras p%srssisn, 10 lei
adsr, naS es niAt bic nrt9menDisen Arsnsisn 1nD,
iolhe ais Maroen's pesstatiltiHe 9 e.
iunh9sits (Sanative) Yillen. Sn alien sIpp.
thefen 5u taSsn.
= Narben's Carminative Sprup 1T Bon
ben Asrsten NIT fetem Grfolae setrauht mcresn
nno 1T ais elm ~sspraftes Mtttsli in alien Ddnen pon
Cholera, 0urafaa unb @usr lest anssncmmtn
9si alsn Druesiltsn At faufen.
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Au3ta,sos

Sic f~rlssnhsn NahrtHten finb hurh ben allan:
tii&en SeIesrap9sn ein8etrcffsn unS lautcn bis gum
8. Musuf:
Gas iiDlihe Dsfreih, @snsbis. 9reussn c. Uni
Wirtsnbsra 1nb inter &riessssles ssffsllt lpOrSen
prsueiias Srurpsn ba.tsn Mlannbsim uno Seieel
berg tsisst.
Sie Brisbsns. @~Onfsrsns Fst in pras. Gte 9cr.
beoinaungeu fab Seitrsih lhelbet aus Dem ceut
1hen Bune, ~serltert @eneeia unb ieinen 2nt6sila a.
Shlsspis Solitsin unb sablt 10 Dltlicnen al
SriessfOitsn al feline @ssuer. Sic beutI9s
staaien nGrbiih bonn Main bilpen cine l1aicn I'm
ter Yreaesns 6iibruns; bic Staatsn iasli9 bon
Watn bilbsn cine unabbanBiBs linton.
Nas5tnt Der italisnii4s Yatrtpt, 1T 9efpl
Ben.
9as Gampfidif Wcrapian brinat bic felaenbs
Na4riatsn, bic natitlth js9n Sage alter 4.
ais bic cbisen:
Sen. alapfa ians i'm 8ssrif nit 5000 unaar|
ihen Srieassefansenen mad Dem 2ltlaufe Dee g4ai
fsnitiufanoes in ltnearn e.njufaQsn. 2tm %. gu
II idlussn bic Staltsner bic Ssiirciber In cine,
Srshen bel 8rrscs In Sprpl unb peririisten b.
Scrf sepiea. 9m Is. rarce Elm 8tdsissr Mal
fenfiafanS aDilhsn Den Stalienyn unb Searei
hern atae1hlcGen.
9rsu6sn bSdf erfclsrsih rarsn. Ser Sauptap
Atitlu1e Ssa Observation-Disclosures sintraf unb BE-.
Sample Gtnbalt tbat.
Gie NadriAtm hes Santpfidifss Gsrntani
iinb perlpatst. 0tr sr1stsn absr baraus, bas b..
9reussn Der Stabt Dranfiurt cine ariessfeusr b..
Is Miaicnsn Gulbsn a~uflestsn unb i'm Weiser1nas
fade nit Ylanbsruns nr1bten. 9ie Dranffurt.
BetDrbsn perrsissrtsn Die 3abIuns nub sosen +
plinosrans por. Ste Stabt loI Die 8ermiitelan
Hapolscns nnS Gnslanhs natSsiuat batsn.
Sod meiters Nuhriatsn trinst bic v@itp If Bs
ton" Baisrn bate bis gum 25. Suli BON gg<,
zen nod feline Bepiaisuns zines WafenhiaRane.
srlaust, Dbslsth Elm iplass i5pn am %. Sslre:
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9Th 1475Ls.
9inelnnatier Warftberiht.
@fnefunatf, ben 7. Quo. 1si

@tnetanatt, ben z. aug. 1886.
MsbG. - Ole tsiten sOrten fnb fsf. bic serinsen sOr-
ten ie9s fau. Dir fretIs i6panfsn fur i~uperfsin $6R-8R;
8amtlienmebl Sit IL.
30 sissn sebr feF. 9s griIs i9Uan TEN vOn So
So, so, ie mad Site.
1Drn. - Sn Solben 62-s3 Cts.
9afer.- 38-48 9ts.
Rpagen.- 1885 Gts.
9erfe. - $1,5O fir febr quite
ReS Bort. $32, ptel 8erfdufe.
seitsnfped 1914, s6ultsrn 1914 Gents.
G6malt.- Stteg auf 20 @ts.
satnfsn. GsSaderte 24-25 Cts. Garmsr S8inten
% Gts.
erpeeriss. 1tnserinpert. 8ip 6aFee 25-3i
Ste. - Srdsr 12-15R Cts. fir rubsn = Haffnirter bur=
ter 17R-184 Gents. SUrtO Nicp Mplafea 500 Gts. -
Spr9bam 800.
Butter. - 22-3O Gents. ie na9 Site.
Rafe. Qieifer f4-15 9ts.
Ster. - 8ieleu auf is Cts. per 9nssnt, fau.
Bbisf9. - S2,25.
Samen.- 8labsiaamen itebt auf $24, 8lesiaamen 81.
6eu. 0sfes ftieg auf Si7-$19
SetnGl. - ST 65-1.69.
% d. 8. 1913 Gt8.
8eperu. - 5-6S 9ts.
Sale ppm Sanbe 1913 @ts.
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hsS Grafen 8isnarf unb Der gieae Der preueilheu
Nrmss aatt. Ser einaise Srsunb Sslerrsihs I'M
Sauis mat Cir @scrs Betsr. @cr hret OR o.
naten fanb fih faum elmer, heraui
Seiten preubens mar.
Ser &atlerlthe Sern,ittlsr 1T jest o6us 3rcifsl
antuerfsnuen tsreit, hab prsu6iihe @hfaaiertist.it
unn acknowledgements Der erite @runb ieiner unls
febr mar, nnb bic 4altuna Stu6lanes mag Der
spsits setreisn iein. Ruslanp laeint al Der Nbs
tretuns 8tnsttens an Sranfrsth 2!nic6 aenrm,
men III taten.~ (lnb NIT 9esht, bsnn tiss tpar
stne aufcrberuns an Narclscn, fh einsnmilhen. }
Sn Berlin tradte Die mitten IN Der Sutel itsr
Den arc6eu gtes tei Sahptra binstnfalente Nah,
riht itsr bic @ttrstuns @snstiens an Rap0lscn
nnb aber beifen AnHcrbsruns gun. Wafsnfia aanbs
sine unbeihreitliHe Wutb bsrpor. 3atlrsids unb
in srcbsr Mufrsauns tsfnelihe @clfsbaufen psrs
ianun'slten fih Dor Dem &riss6miniferium unb Dor
Der Wcbnnns bes GDupsrneurS BON Berlin unb
ihriesn !: ~aein Wafsniilfanh." Nus 9artsien
fia,mten barin aberein, bab man e8 eter auf oas
Isnberfe fcmmen lafen mii1s unb rpr fsinsm Sps
Ter suriifteben birfe, als fh cine bemiit6igenbe8in=
m'ii@nns BON ssitsn TranfreiHs ssfansn sa lais
fen. Aae e~rfldrten, He irruten, menn Der g8ioers
fano ben Ausbruh eines 8rieas8 aeaen Eranfrei4
nctbnenbis MAIDEN trHrbe, aue garteiuntefhieee
tssraben unb fh our Bs1esuns hes sen,einlan,sn
Beinpes braoerlih Die 9ano rsihen. Gle alien
Sieeer aus Dem Ureibsitsfrieas BON 1918 rureen
pisesr s~elunasn, uno nit elmer 8sasiteruns aslun,
gen, trie man He Bel BEN icnit 10 Isihtfsrtisen Ser,
linsrn ielten erlett. Sic &Snisin, Winiter Gu=
lsntnr9 unb asoliSeipraibsnt Ron 9srnutb lanbten
tratreno oss Cages riscsrbclt Sersihsn, in bsnsn
fs Bic einifirnu,i8e Srpcfticn Der SauptiaSt &C.,
gen bic 9eriai9uns Der fransSafhsn Sprperunsen
iHiloerten unb narauf aufn.rflam u,ahten, pas
eas game 2anb pbne 3rsifsl bic anfhtsn Der
9auptifabt in biel:m guntts tbsils. g86brsnb Der
NaHt lanstsn ihon @ntmcrtbspeihen an uno iriit
an, anoern Morasn LIEF Der prdinent srcbs rctbs
3ettel a%ntletsn, auf bsnsn in @isisntuhfafen ;u
lsisn rar, baB Der &Snis bas Ba1snaiafanpsans
ertieten rerircrfen bats unn bic Nrmse in, ~ireiteren
tesrifen iei.
Napctecns @inlhus 1T elclden. Gieisr pe'
pan3, Dor Dem slue %3ittesien, 1T ntht nissr furdts
bar. preu6en unb Staltsn taten tbm trcs ieiner
entidlpiIsnm Mioeriianb ss,siat unS
er Sat nadsssstsn. 9isis mcraliite N,eoerlass
Der fh anmabts, sanssuropa III sitti,
rem, misst mante Spfsr hes Observation-Disclosures
auf. Ssuti1lanb, bas bisbsr iteran 70
9eutihlano, bat Narolscn ss,trunssn,
fh isines Gtntu8 gu sntfleiben! Msr 6itte Gas
> or bitltm &risae trcbl MIR i'm Sraums fir mSss
LID ssbaltsn. go anbsrn ih bic Soften.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-09

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Nls Sslesaten fiji pbitapslpbia murDsn sspdblt :
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BON Sensea.