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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
Allcoek's PoTou- PiS.SeTs.-A nrossst

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tie ether day yoa have ao need 60 advertise solg
Porous PAsssrs 70 every one sod certainly causes
Lo1en 10 be sod Aat dozen sells gross anl 50 Oh
Yoa vii aot os able 10 supply The tenAad soon But
c4l s-pqly thousand yards day
AFFETIOS Or THE SPIN CURED
HIKuoRD, Conn, Nov lItb, lsal
Asssrs ILos Aucock 4 60 Please sezi with dis
patch twelve dozen Alcocks Porous PlAsIers. Our
1ay experience confirms tae.r very superior excel
l-aoe Al th.s moment OF writing man applies Tor
one who ~ sn.ang smeut IN Tie shaft o. machinery
had both his leg. broken spine severely injured and
VAS for nsAriy year entirely helpless THIS MAJ
found rslisf vsry by tie application Of plaster
20 his sp.ae He was soon enabled . work, and Row
lie labors as well ~ ever Ile would caeerflly paw
g tor single plaster II iaey could NOT Dee had at
lower rats an SURPRISED gA2t surgeons 90 uoi
make o. these perforated piA-t-rs % Tho eNcu-
sion q all others tasif res.5.isy aui adhesive
less are greatly advance OF al other plAs.er- wish
vll-A an acquainted While Tie per,or-,.ous ie-a
,r them render them greatly superior all Others
for ordinary surgical uses Know as ihe PiAstsrs g.
he 50 Useful have ne scfupss that nay sentiments
should be known W JOHNSON. N u
Principal Agency BrAndresA House New YORK.
so.dhy ? Wells lansing Mich 57ssg
Lyons Periodical DroPs.-lh- Great re-
l4..e Remedy FOR lrroguarties .-Ih.se drops are
scientifically compounded llii preparations aul hct-
TOT tlan any pills Powders or Nlstrlms Being llL.l
th.ra-Iloa is direct AM positive rendering then.
sable speedy aud csrtaln specific for the cure % 3D.
distractions auI suppressi1a- % nature Theirpop-
clarity Indicated by tie fact tAat over 100 0O0 bot
liss annually seii ans consumed hy the ladies' 90
tAe Ua.tst Stsics every one % whom speak in the
strongest terms " praise % their great morris They
rapidly take the place 90 every other Female Rem
edy and are considered by al who know aaeht o.
them As tle sarcst safest and most lafallb'e
preparation ia the world for iAe cure OF al female
complaint the removal n al distinctions of aa-
tlre. All The promotion II keath regularity and
strength Explicit directions, Stating ~AeD they
may poe usei All explaining when aul WIZ they
Should not nor could not Doe used without producing
ELECTS contrary 10 ns.ures chosen laws Viii te
found carefully folded around each bo.ie with ile
written signature 10Y Jotn l. Lyon without which
noDe are genuine
Prepared BY DR. JOIN b. LYON, l05 Clapei
Street NeN Haven. Conn who can br cons lltet
either ps-s 5nlily or by mail (-ai5sins =iaapJ con
corning al private disease az female weaknesses
Soil 0y druggists everywhere. Price 81 so yer
bottle c. c. CLARK & Co
550yl Con. Agents Tor l. s and galalas
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

or ga clerks employed in several Of the
Departments at Washington, 256 have
served in the army or navy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

hty clerks have been discharged from
the Treasury Department at Washington
IRON lncompetency, and lack of employ
ment.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

New and Strand r poe IA In Medic me
DR. Mage s tie founder % ne7. Aes4cz- system
TIE Qux-tltsr.4-s hose vast internal loses e1tes1le
tie stomach az p2rslyzs as b3Wcls l--s. Sc PIE
ceEsues % the rln Who restores -ssl.t 80 aDp-tts
With from ous q two Of his extraordinary Pi,s 49,
cures the most vi-ulent sores Elih box o, b.
~1ndss,ul I'D a. healing save. Ilsss two s-sat
spsci.cs o. tie Doctor sre fast s-qs-s--lag al H.
sts-eotypet nost-uns Of ia tlF tEItrs5--l-2rg
cures by Ma-ziei-. Pills AID save have oPena- ~
ewes o, lie Pablo ., tie 7eclsrcy q The 80 caIsi
remedies q otho-s ard upoa EL-cL peope have sc
long blndly ccven5ss- NagEeis Iils are uc. q ~
cl.zs that are sTaovcl b. tie dozen. and - El--1
s-s-v box f-u tzSs- create "a as Int 1ecessty f-
anoth.-. One O. tzo G, E-rgiei's TlIz sufloes o.
place tie bo=es II pcrfscl order. t1ae the stoua--
create II appetite and reader ths s. Tits Ashi a1i
b-oyan. here = 70 Er.qng I'D &c rsacslca IL ile
fo-a Of oocs,i-sticc- I 10 liver g --sctei. BEE
fruct1us arc rsstc-ed- anI z fte nervous sTste- is
feeble Il IS i-vzorAted Tie last quality makes tas
nsdicuex very desirable so- TIE waits q de-ca,s e
macs. Clcer5-z kat erupi.Vs DISEASES are -is=-zlg
ertiusuisbed ~ tie siSlfsct4st PoWsr O. Mage
Sslvs Il fact i is here snr0soce1 t-zt NAG
CHS B7-L-0us. ITsrrTTlc AZ BEAEK-zA Pills cure
where a. Others IA. While ,cr Barns sails Chi--
5la.as Cuiz AID a. 2574s.oEs O. the SKI. Aa55IE-
sarvr Is iufsulbie Sod b :. MAGGIE, W Il f-as
street. Ssx Tork, B-.sbin K Co1sly, AID BONES
Tasysr, agents Lzosing and al Druggists, al 3 cts
pss box ss-yl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

UTANTE .-Iwenty-f MasOus, and
w tie SIX 1u-osr o. Iz5orars- % Eh1n ~
AZ Ia highest p-.c- IA czz1-
va KUHN
Lazsl1z Ny lsth 1875 5--if
w AE-r ca. IL It's clIy- = E-11 GOD zzgss
~ De rll-. 4 HLJ-JS
lansing, Nay e. ls5s- 57-E-
EOR a BEAUTIFUL PARASOL GO 10
Il s75-Ef JE7SOSS-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

The cotton crop of the South is estimated
at 500, eoe bales.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

NOTICE. - Application having been
y made o. ths Couulss .ouers ~ Highways 70 The
township " Lansing fcr the laying olt location
10 tl.ch sectsu one il s-Il tlFrsllp. notice L.
hereby gwen, tlst fhc "a nm s.lrers VI Llsl-
vsys l Ile-i az tie House y ~ Hals.y ou Sst.r-
cay. June 81 a. Ten o'clock. f1r tie plrpJ-e "
taking -ct.5a o. sid a7pI 4ti'l.
tHAJNlkE MURPHY
5-s~ THOMAS lD-lfH
DANIEL - HAIL
Lansing pa, lsll leo Cam--. % Hlel~ays
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PASSENGER TRAIN TIME TABLE!
To take Eneet on Monday. MAY SIsr,
1866.
Connecting al jackson with Mtchig a N
Central and Mich. Southern II. II.

A lra.a leay-. Lansing f'r Oa.ss1. atll 01A 81
C.uleot.g VIA Trains Fast ans est Detroit sad
Ilu-rkrr Railroad
Returning. zlriFe- ~ Lansing 81 50l
Tr-ia- 1000 B., Cl'-lso Tims. whlei L. 90 INMATES
slower t-al Lansing Ilfle
Thre4s tasseHg,r tafe lN'rDl all Lansing . 50
Bas-A.t ts'-lAri through Freight as .oN a. tho
lowest
a.. n. sMITH. suP't.
Lansing Aas .l-i lsod 81
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

s--r-ls6O-A.-DrA4e's Plantation Bltters
They parity. strengthen and .nv .gorats
They create hsslty appetite
They are al sntltots 20 change " wafer 4ud 1iet
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours
lney strengthen tho system ana cufts
They prevent miasula AMI Intermittent fsvers
They purify the breath and aciiity o. the stomach
They cure dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhea. Cholera ani Cholera sertAs
They cure Liver Conlpi4 II and Nervous Headache
They aIs tie best Bilters ln the world They make
tn weak strong ard are exhausted uat1rs's great
restorer. They are made Of pure 81 Cro.x Rum sLc
celebrated Calisays Bari roots and herbs. ana AZ.
taken with TIE pleasure % 81 beverage without re-
gard 20 age CT time Of day Particularly recon
nended l. delicate persons requiring gentle -timu
ANT sold by al Crocers Druggists, B3t-'s aui sa-
looms only genuine when Cork is covered By ON
private e : stamp Beware y couutsrfe.ts al rs-
died bottles P Fl. DRAKE = Co.
s52y1 - PARK R9w, Ses Ycrs
Let u he MercifuI TO Ourseive-.--Ihs
physical structure o. the strongest human beng
vulnerable everywhere Our bodies 49, endowed b.
nature "a certain nsgaiive power. which protects
theul 20 some extent from uneboesgule Influences
4
relied on IL unhealthy regions o. under clrclstances
o. more than ordinary danger Therefore 10 .s VS.
dom il Is prudence. it Is common sense D. provide
against such contingencies - taxing a. an,ido.s ia
ddr1ncs IN other words 0y f)rtfTiag the system
Tltl course "
H)-TETTEI.S STOMACH E-IIEl@
the NEST complete protective against al tie e. sl-
and eEdsnnic msladies tat hss ever been admins
teTed IL any country. As a remedy Tor DysQepss
there = 10 medicine thAt VIII compare ~ltl b. Wlo-
ever suffers The pangs O. lad ges.l0n. anywhere o.
tbs ,scs O., t1s earth where H0sleiters Biiers car
be procured doss 50 voluntarily for as surely Is
truth exists this iavallaols tone zni a.terst ve
= oula restore his dlsoriered stomach = healthy
condition 70 ~ bilious Is IS aso esgs l..-y re-
cornms1tst. ali IL cases Z confirmed -1a-t. patton
j, ss5rls SPECIFY ani permanent re,is, II CsaA,a
tie West lnalls al Australia. tie B.ttsrs ra1A
a5ove al stter ms.lcines OF ne class al lie -s
maat foT them Il a. t-leign cousirlss Increases
every season s-sw5
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9Th ArsasoaAois deduction all woods poerls washed
" that Las remained to- long Oh the sheep ; back
after washing
6tn DEDUCTION from standard price - Ills class ia
ton or all unW4shel on heavy. greasy nescss
badly eoatsi leeces and other unconditional wool.
slh. deduction On al wool lied with large dark
eolorei tvine OF Win an unnecessary glusntitv
Of Aay kind
ST. The prosecution gudsr tAe law Tor fraud Tor any
attempt 10 msre2resent OF 10 deceive 40 20 The
inside coalition OF aseces ia reference 10 tags
manure, dead wool OF other foreign substances
S.h. To pay the outside limit of tas market for al
wool IA gooI coalition
Now in conclusion. buyers will hereafter
ask far ss mnrh wool and a. little dirt and
grease i'm feeces - possible sheep must
be thoroughly washed and tagged, and
must not be allowed To- run longer than
from SIX 20 ten DAYS after washing, before
they are shearel Tie heeces with smooth
light cOlOred twine and only with q reason
able quantity, not more than twice each
way. ana in every respect let it be tree from
foreign substances aud ia every particular
in good condition.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISC FnR PARTIES.

II BLEACHED COTTON CLOTH!
- suitable Tor plloT cases al IE&i~lJN :
Nay = 1soe SIS ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

sc ROGERS NFw STRING BAND Is t1- name
- new string band, -1st organized l TIE city o.
Lausil G. composed ~ folT first case musicians
IL Ua1l hold themselves 10 readiness % furnish
MS flr private ~ P-tlil p-rl.is Tia shortest
-tctlce. AMI 80 rea-rL able Taifs App f0 OF 81
dress Z tretmaL- 70 tle city Bookstore or o.. 7
Rogers Lsus..g 5-sgl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23
INSURANCE
simple Lessons. A,traer,,s E,,,.,.

Several Hundred Fine So
Mr. @ Emsrson tie s-tha- ,r.-,
"FeAsa, 81 ~hieh sArcs A1sd-,.i .A..,-f 4. q -ei
So hAs ~ rs new oook s1lcestet IL -.r.. -,
~erN TAI AKrrs rBN wsSls 90 rrr.r '..,.-. '..-i q
The Elementary department costs.rs ~.
fsculiar tlenents that attrAri arf -. - t--s
uon o. Children The snrrs - ~. ~ '-f alta
~orn-s1rg through a coEra b,cks-hrt -. '.-s
lie spirit u times --'t IA
frice % cents copy-S5a d.ren
specimen pages. collau An. s,,.-.f l
ali be sent - any one on .pni..,tt,- ~' t,-4
oilA IL nTISON NCD p.tr..
34syl ~ Ws.f',,.,... I. ','fs,
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Mrs. Winslovs, AVA experienced N4l-e aud
Ie-4ala Physician
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-23

tie othsr day yea have ao need 60 advertise soas
Por0ls Plssgers 70 every sea csTtA.ay causes
Lofen 10 be sod I'D dozen sells gross ala 50 Oh
Yoa vii 1t os able 70 supply The demand soon But
w- Gan slpqly = thousand yards a day.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02
II R " II HI II nj
lSherifE's sale Of Real Estate.

FDY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of Foreclosure of Mort
Circuit Court in and for Wasco County State of Oregon
to directed have this day levied upon the follow
ing described Real Estate, TO witt The South half Of
the Southwest Quarter of Section onein Township
North, Range twelve east also the Northeast quarter
OF the Southwest Quarter Of Section one in Township
one North Range Twelve East; also. the Northwest
u of'the No,thwest a Of Section Twelve in Town
ship North Range Twelve ERst being l60 acres more
or less being the property described in the aforesaid de-
cree of foreclosure of mortgagc in favor of Elizabeth
Bradshaw Plaintiff and against Joseph Trow and Jnssee
Hays, Defendants. fer the of Two Hundred and two
seventyrfye S202 75) dollars principal and five
eghtyiour S25 s4 dollars costs Of action with interest
and acciung costs will proceed to sellihe above de-
seribed premises at Public Auction, at the Court House
door in Dalles City, to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, on % 9fr'H 9ni ~ '''4I' - Ht'
Saturday, June 9th, 1866.
betweenthe honrs of 12oclock NJ, ami oelock, p. NJ
to satisfy said execution, interest and costs.
CIlAs WHITE, Sheriff.
BY r. w, GRAND Ill, Deputy S ,mI1wl
Daes City, May 0, 1866. aFN-' y. @"~ w
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02
Proposals for Grain.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMiETER's OFFICE, |
FonT DAILEy OREGON. Muv 24lh 1865. I


-,t FoRT DAILEs eREaoN, Muy oath, 1865. !
GSEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate. will he received
~ at this until II oclo KIM he lst day of June
1866 for the supply of 100000 pounds Of Oats to bo of
good merclantabE quality, and delivered md stored by
the Contractor in such the Asst Quarter mas
ter Mt this Post may rect between the time Of the ap
prova of said Contract and the 25t day of JuIy 1866
Oats to be put upn sucks and weighed upon the scales
at this pot before being receWed/ -e
Bids will DO received for $1,000 pounds and upwards
must sat the price pound in coin and be accompa
MED by the names OF at least ro responsible parties
suretes and be accompanied by oath egiance
the United States.
in Bid is accepted the Contractor will be re-
qnired to enter into Bond for reasonable amount, for
the faithful performance Of the Contract
Payment for the above mentioned supplies will be
made in such funds may be furnished by the Govern
ment at rate equivalent to the coin price at the time
of payment. =, ..A,s .--. ,--.-,., /. q, Z,
eright to reject any and all Bids is reserved.
Bids to be endorsed Proposals for Oats"
Contracts will be subject to the approval of the De-
partment and Division Commanders.
Nf8s W. JAMES GILLIS,
mytd Captain and A. @. NJ, U. s. Army.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02
Final Settlement

NJ0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons inter-
VN ested In the Estate Of John Loew, DECEASED that
p. @. Sells Administrator Of said estate has filed his
hna account In the County Coprt Of the State Of Oregon
for the County OF Grant, and that Monday the I'd day
July next ensuing has een fixed by said Court for said
anal settlement. BY order Of
w.LAIR HILL,
Canyon City, May 8, 1see--mslsw4 County Judge.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02
BOTTLED BEER,.

fUNnf UNDERSIGNED Is NOW PUTTING UP AN
u excellent article Of BOTTLED BEER, which he will
deliver to dealers private families In quantities to
suit Orders left at tho Philadelphia Brewery will be
promptly attended to. Ii. SONNENSCHEIN.
Dales, May 28d, 1860. my2Stf
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-06-02
Final Settlement.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN to nil persons interest
~ ed in the estate Of Andrew Watson deceased that
A. L. Sutton Administrator of said estate, has filed his
final account In the County Court of the State of Oregon
for the County Of Grant and that FRIDAY the 9Th day
OF June S66 has been set for hearing said by
said Court. W. i HILL,
Judge Of Grant County.
CANYON City. April 3Oth. 1866. mllw4
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-01
News from New York.

New YORK, August 31.-A Washing
ton special says dispatch to General
Graut from General Sherman, dated Fort
Laramie, states that the reports of In
dian outrages are greatly exaggerated
He says the telegraph wires remain un-
injured; mail news regularly, and no
parties going across the plains properly
organized have suffered any loss.
Aspecial from OttOwa says the discon
tent among the Canadian militia at
their treatment by the provincial gov
ernment is increasing. Nearly the whole
force have expressed their dissatisfaction
with the service.
Ten thousand troops it is reported
are awaiting transportation in England
for the colonies.
Contracts for obtaining large supply
of American breech leaders will be made,
but of what patent is not stated.
The Heralds Richmond correspond
ence states positively that the body of
Col. Dahlgreen, ofGen. Kilpatricks staff,
who was killed in raid on Richmond
in March, 1864, was never recovered, but
that the body given his friends was a
fictitious one, palmed off for some pur
pose unknown
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their unmanly spirits by piling the tents
and effects of the negroes, including bun
dies and trunks of clothing, in q heap,
setting fire to the pile, destroying all.
The white man shot as first mention
ed was at prayer at the altar, in q white
camp where Mr.. Speake was conducting
exercises. By whom the shot was fred is
not known, but the friends of some of
the ministers believe that it was fired
by. some of the white visitors who in
tended it for q prominent Methodist
minister. How this may be, is impossi-
BILE to say-others think it was simply
stray shot, which is very probable.
Our informant says the white men GER
tainly began the disturbance while the
colored' people were engaged in religious
exercises. The assailants are reported
to have used various rallying cries..
among which was heard the expression,
"How about New Orleans2" There are
many exciting and doubtless more or less
exaggerated stories in circulation about
the affair, bnt the above, as far as can be
ascertained seems to be authentic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
BY THE CABLE.
Treaties being Speedily Concluded
Austria Demands No Compensation
for the Defense of Venetln,
Negotiations between the Italian and
Papal Governments Denied.
The Insurrection in Gambia

LONDON, August 29.-New5 from the
continent shows that the treaties are
being speedily concluded, and the hostile
troops evacuating the countries they
occupied.
VIENNA, August29 General Menebera
has been cordially received. Negotia-
tions have been opened. Austria will
not demand any compensation for the
defense of Venetia. The peace in Italy
is certain.
BERLIN, August 29.-The text of the
Austro-Prussian treaty in all tho chief
points is the same as the prliminaries.
An address from Leipsic has been sent to
the Prussian Legislature in favor OF the
union of Saxony with Prussia.
BRUSSELS, August 29-Priuce Itur.
bide, of Mexico, and Melvain are here.
TRIESTE, August 29.-The Empress of
Mexico was received at VicenZa by
Prince Humbert, and officially at Padua
by King Victor Emanuel, his generals
&c. She arrived at Miraman to-day, and
was received by the military and civil
authorities.
FLORENCE, August 29-The rumored
negotiations between the Italian aud
Papal governments are denied
ST. PETERSBURG, August 29.-Many
addresses of welcome to the United States
Embassy have been received from the
iuterier by telegraph.
ATHENS, August 29.-The insurgents
at Gambia continue to fortify their po-
sitions. Families are emigrating to
Greece. European war ships are expected
QUEENSTOWN, August 3l.-The steam
ship Java, from New York, arrived to-.
day.
PRAGUE, August 30-The ratifcations
of the treaty of peace have been ex.
changed, and its provisions will now be
fully enforced.
LONDON, August 3l-Advices received
here of the action of the Philadelphia
Convention have had the effect to ma
terially advance the price of rebel bonds.
The weekly return of the Bank eff Eng
land shows an increase Of over one mil
lion pounds sterling in bullion.
Consols opened at S94 for money. The
opening prices for United States pos
was 73t: Erie Railway 46; Illinois Cen
tral 79a.
LIVERPOOL August 3l.-The cotton
market is dull; sales of the week foot
up $1,000 bales middlipg upland at the
opening at l3id.
LONDON, August 81 In consequence
of further representations made to the
home government by the Canadian au-
thorities in relation to further troubles
on the part of the. FeniaDs from the
United States, the question of sending
another cavalry regiment t" Canada is
under. discussion, and regiment of this
arm will probably soon be dispatched
from Liverpool for Quebec.
Moscow, August 3l.--The Assistant
Secretary of the United States Navy, Mr.
Fox, has been presented with an ad-
dress by the peasants of Russia, as an
expression of their fraternal feelings
towards the great American Republic.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-01
Mexican News.

NEW YORK, August 3l.-The Herald's
correspondence from Matamoras of the
18th, says the cause of the recent resolu-
tions which displaced Caravajal and
made Carrales a municipal government
is traced to the general dislike towards
the former manifested by all Mexicans
in the city, caused by his having besieg.
ed the city formerly for over three
months and his American proclivities;
he. having, during his recent command
in Matamoras gathered around him a
staff of Americans, ex-rebels. 1t is now
feared that Cortinas will make an attack
for the purpose of assuming command
himself over the coveted city.
The French consul at Brownsville of.
fers transportation to Vera Cruz to all
French citizens who wish to leave the
country. One cargo of this class has
already gone.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-09-01

AFRAID He MIGHT BE DEAD.-Scene
at the counting room of morning news
paper. Enter, man of Teutonic ten.
denotes, considerably the worse for last
nights spree.
Teuton, (to the man at the desk III
you blease, sir, wants de baper NIT dis
mornings. One vot hash de names Of de
beeples vot kills cholera all de vile"
He was handed paper, and after look
ing over it in a confused way, said:
Viii you Pc SO gOot ash to read de
names wot don't have de cholera any
more too soon shHst now, and see if Carl
GeinsenkOopenoffen hash got emf
The clerk very obligingly read the list,
the Teuten listening with trembling at
tention, wiping the perspiration from his
brow meanwhile, in great excitement.
When the list was completed, the name
of Carl Giensen-, well, no matter
about the whole name, it wasn't there.
The TeutoR's face frightened up, and he
exclaimed
You don't find EN- 7"
Clerk-"No such name there, sir"
Teuton, (seizing him warmly by the
hand) Dis ish niee-dis ish some funs-
that ish my names Ipin trunk as never
vas, and, py tam, vas afraid vas gone
ted NIT cholera, and didn't know it. Mine
Got vos scarf.