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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-13

John r. ELVANS d co.,
v sT Louisiana ave. and sos O street a
WARRINGTON, D. O., ~
DHALHRs II wv
IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRoN-0rdiusry sis.s
RHRINED IRON.
BAonALLs, &s.
HORSE SHOE IRoH-Mi,r., ..
ovILs AND HALF ROUNDS.
= y sAiL RODS
soswA All sHA A;
efRIHa STEEL. T'U
TIRE DO.
H0OPs-0alvAnissd
SCROLL IRON. ....-..
IxTRI TALL RIVER RoDs--Round and
%, s9aArsi charcoal plate irsn; puddlsd
''.F plata iron.
sHKkr iRoN-Am.risau; American costa.
,' Ia,ain BslsiAni i'm. Russia; Russia;
sQU1RI CAST sTEEL,-sandsrsoa's =
oOfAa0M CAST STEEL.
6HkAR erERL-sandsTson'a
0KRMAH BrERL
FLAT CAST sTREL.
BLlBTKR BrKKL-Amsrfean.
ROUND sfkAL--oasti mashinsry
apll-en .,,
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GIL AND 2ls PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
q nova 4
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-13

T @. RKER,
~ POST oFFIoK NEWS STAND,
.s..- Has on hand ct all times all the
MAGAZINES. CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, STA.
rIoNkRY OF ALL KINDS.
Also all the FoRrHKRE PAPERS r.s.ivsd a.
the earliest moment ~ w..
WAsHIHGToE PAPERS
for sale a. sooR As issued.
0An are for sale Il PARKKR'B, and aubserip.
lions received Sanea
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-13


~ Pennsylvania svsuus, Scar willard e Ho,si.
LEONARD aRovR AGO. ....... Directors
LEONARD eRovkn. O. ID. Hzss.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25
How Men Bust Up."

Men with aHassuming wives never fail.
1t is the husband az such women as Mrs.
Dash and Lady Brilliant who find them
selves face to face with the Sheriff and GER
tain mysterious documents adorned with
red tape and wafer hig enough for target
exercise. The desire ofa New York FEM
mime is TO outShine her neighbors-not i'm
mental requirements. but in gingerbread
ornaments and gold-edged scuttles. II
Mrs. Dash gets up game supper-wood-
cocks stuffed with gold dust-Iady Bril-
liant takes the wird out of her sails by
getting up another, in which the prevail
ing dish will he birds Of pardise swim
ming in Nsyy made of melted pearls. 1t
is ihis rivalry, and not "dabblinr in rail-
road stockS,'' that brings rnination to the
fast men OF Waif street. The "ill-fOrtune'
of which they so much complain, is no
more nor less than d brainless wife. Ii
they would come back TO happiness, they
must direct their attention, not to the fiuc-
tuations of the stock market. but the ruin
Gus ahsurtliiies of their own firesides.-
Thousand dollar repasts don't pay, while
the merchant who purchases one hundred
dollar handkerchiefs for duck of a
Wife" should not wonder if the time event.
ually comes when 'goose of a hus band !"
will lack shirts, or be- but lily supplied
with them.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

SINGULAR CAsE.-One of our exchan-
ges says there isa young man in a; town in
Vermont acho cannot speak to his Juther -
Previous to his birth, some difference
arose between his mother and her hus-
band, and for a considerable time she re-
fused to speak to him. This difficulty was
subsequently healed--the child was born,
an] in due time began to talk-but wheIt
sitting with his father, was invariably si-
lent. 1t continued so until it was five
years old, when the father, after having
exhausted ispowers ofpersuasion, threat
ened it with punishment for its stubborn.
ness. When the punishment was infict-
ed, it ELECTED nothing but sighs and groans
which told but too plainly that the lit
tie sufferer was vainly endeavoring to
speak. All who We're present united i'll
this opinion. that it ,cas impossible .yoy.. tie
chttdto Speak to his Jather-and time prov
ed their opinion to be correct. At ma
ture age, its efforts to converse with it's
parent could only produce the most bitter
sighs and groans.-NetO York Ledger.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

enir, supplanting from memory the histo-
ry of their trials and wrongs, written in
tears and blood. We inaugurate the poli-
cy of statesmen. Edmund Burke said
for the world, "J6stice is itself the great
standing policy of civil society, and any
eminent departure from it, under any cir
Icumstances, lies under the suspicion of be-
ing no policy at ALL" Jefferson, the A Dos
tie OF Democracy, eounsels you called
statesmen, who have gone after strange
gods, and stand shivering in shameful and
political wick edness, "Lst every man who
fights or pays, exercise his just and equal
right in the electien.' The late martyred
President, who sounded forth the trumpet
call, and never beat a retreat, meditated
the joint gift of the b,,llot to the loyal, and
amnesty to the deliIded rebels; atd An
drew Johnson, who gave the fatal blow to
the cuticle democracy by a denial that
I this was "a white man'ss governments
has p, omised to be their Moses. For his
kindest words ever spoken to the negro in
Presidential message 1 thank him, and
proffer nv humble assistance. that when
he reaches his Canaan he may have a bal
lot as well as bayonet for the de-
fense of his company against the Pharaos
ofthe land. -'." ."". ..'"
But take no refuge under the names Of
the living; and were the testimony of the
fathers doubtful, / would turn to the pre-
cepts of the golden rule as ths only safe
guide for the statesman, with one answer
to him who urges his policy in place of
justice-"Get thee behind me Satan;' and
if 1 am to minister to the prejut.iees OF a
constituency rather than heed the voice of
the Eternal, my answer is, 81 would rath-
er be a dog and bay the moon than such a
Roman" My purpose is MOTTO leave that
heritage of Shame to my children, that 1
forgot those whose blood fed our rivers
and crimsoned the sea, and left them ont
casts in the ''land of the free" pre.e -riI z
white treason to sable loyalt, Iratl .er vote
death the penalty for the chief traitor; all
honor and reward for our soldiery, ard a
ba lot, safety, and justice to the poor.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25
xxx CONGRESS.

7'-7zss4. Washington, Jan. Is.
In the Senate OR the 18th, bill was in
troduced providing for the examination
of all army officers,-those found sincom-
petent to be dropped. ..... ..F
Mr.. Wilson presented the bill for there
orgaization of the army, with amend
inents. (The bill as it now stands pro-
vides for artillery. 2 cavalry, and 30 in
fantry regiments, 10 of the latter to be
composed of yetran Reserves and colored
troops.i ... -ss -....s .......
Mr.. Chandler offered a resolution re-
questing the President, in consequence of
the action of the British Governmt MT in
regard to the Anglo-rebel pirates, towith-
draw our Minister from the Court of st.
James, and proclaim non intercourse, with
Great Britain. The. resolution was object
/ ed to and laid over. -
A resolution calling for the Immediate
trial of jeff Davis afd C. C. Clay was also
objected to and laid over.
In the House, the credentials of the Arr
kansas Representatives were presented and
referred to the Committee OH Reconstruct
tien.
Resolutions ofinquiry were passed as to
the suitableness of the Presidential man
sion; as to the expediency of requiring in
surance companies to invest i'm Govern
ment securities, and deposit portion of
their capital i'm the United States Treasury;
as to the expediency of requiring foreigns
ers to be able to read She Constitution i'm
diligently before taking the oath to sup
port it; and as to the expediency OF amen
ding the test oath. Tie last was adopted
by "A vote ofS2 to77.
The bill to facilitate communication be-
tween the States was returned from the
Senate, and a motion was made to refer it
to the Judiciary Committee; but objection
was made.
The bill extending she elective franchise
in the District of Columbia was discussed,
and Mr.. kasson of Iowa. made speech
opposing unrestricted suffrage. ,.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25
1t is reported that Mrs. Stephen A. Dou,

1t is reported that Mrs. Stephen A. Doug
las will be married, on the 30th inst, TO
Gen Seth Williams, Assistant Adjutant
General L. S. A.. now on duty at the War
Department in Washington.
Miss Harriet Lane, who presided over the
White House during the administration of
her uncle, President Buchanan, was marri
ed on the 10th. at Wheatland, Pa, to Mr..
Heary f.. Johnson, a Baltimore banker.
1t is thought that instead of a reduction,
there will be an increase, in the internal
revenue taxes on tobacco; whiskey' cotton
and petroleum.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

The Trustees ofthe Methodist Episcopal
Church at Charlton, have raised n tempes
in the congregation by proclaiming that t
all meetings lor public worship, each sex
must occupy seats on opposite sides of the
house.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

"When I wanted a wife," said he, IL
searched the city through for a young
lady, who had not monomania for dress
ard fashion, and she was the only one /
hit upon; so married her, and she suits
me first rate" ger. .. rn-. ....-
Only think of it.! f
HERBERT NEwBURY.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

The City Council of Dubuque has pass
ed an ordinance requiring the City Asses
or to return, in the city tax, all dogs as
personal property Of their owner; no dog
to be assessed Mt less than five dollars. the
tax to be collected as other taxes, and to
be lien on the personal property Of the
owners. A good move.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

The Corydon Monitor learns that four
citizens of Wayne County, Mr.. II. b. Gar
ton and son, Mr.. Gaskell and son of Mr..
Selby, of Grand River township, vino were
engaged in driving cattle across the Plains
were little late in starting one morning,
and got separated from the main train
when they were attacked by Indians, and
all killed.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

Mr.. Garrison has deliberately discon-
tinued the publication of the Liberator.,
after ,hirty-five years devoted to the advo-.
cacy of Freedom. He says that the pur-
pose for which il was established, the des.
trnction ofS!avery in the United States. is
fairly closed
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

A DIR. Parsons writes the London OBJ
server that the terrible cattle plague in Eu'
rope is nothing more nor less than the
small pox; that the pustules do not appear
on account Of the toughness of the skin,
but that they catf be seen under the ski
after death. He recommends vaccination
as preventative.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

GETTING 1T RATHER THICK.-A lady
poetess writing about her lover, says in
the most charming manner imaginable:
He dew
In one long Kiss my whole soul thr'o
My lips, as saalight drinketh dew!
We wiR be, thae young man is dead
Such draw would kill widower with
nine children and make evsn DoLls look
wild,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

Senator Chandler has offered reso'u-
requesting the President to suspend diplo-
matte relations with Great Britain. and
declare non-intercourse, until that Gov
ernment shall settle the damages caused
by pirates fitted out in British ports.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

Mrs. Sattcrthwaite, OF Pilot Grove, Lee
county, gave birth to two girls and one
boy on the Goth, of December. The chill
dren died and were all buried in one coffin
last Sunday. The boy weighed A pounds
and the girls four pounds each. Tey were
very handsome and perfect children.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

JEFF DAvls.-Tbe Kansas Senate by
vote of IA to Z, are in favor of hanging jeff
Davis.
Hon. John Sherman was on Wednesday
evening nominated for re- election to the
United States Senate by the Republican
caucus of the Ohio Legislature.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

Id. Ingersoll, now i'm Washington
City, has formed partnership in the man
agement of the Muscatine Journal, and
will undertake editorial control about the
lst of March.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

1t is estimated that 126. 600 sheep were de-
stroyed by dogs during the past year.
The snow is three feet deep up at Sa mt
Paul.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

A lady at Clinton fractured her leg du-
ring the late slippery season, and one at
Dubuque, dislocated her wrist and broke
hur arm.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

A large nanlber of sheep has recently
been killed i'm Ice county by dogs. One
man iust about twrciy-Grc.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1866-01-25

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-07
uns GS,fer III ertauen, bas Oampftcct Al ipsiien,

une Nclter III trtaien, ca6 Oantpftcct bu tfetlen,
cher BEN psrItisnsnsn Gsnertsn unb Datrifsn bas
nribrsnbiss Iusbrl5 3u ~lisfern, na Sat man in
psrtal,nismdsis nur weniaen Gausn fir Grias
rurh ipftsmatilte unb ~ratipnsle neue MnrfahSung
asicrat. @rcbs In nieisnl 9anns b~sicnesrs biuf5
nnb pstbcsrsnbe Walotrinoe tra3en nidt rsnis ea'
III lei, unicre MGteer INNER nlsbr Al linten. Shcn
abort ber llripalo in 1ebr bislsn Staaten ins @e'
tist Der Tatsl, oatsr es AUDI isbr lan9sreili8 1T,
BON rem lsltsn at iprsten.
Sn Der innersn &ssionen bisIss eanSes, frG6sr
10 reid an prdhtiscn @alosra, 1T jest, rie aus
Gem am Is. Wfai i'm Gcnsres pertanesltsn lntra8
pss 6rn. Scnnsap bsrccrsebt, bsinabs prlltanot'
asr Manssl an Nalb I'm uno 9sbDlsen, eaber aud,
trte bis1er 3spraIentaut pcrIflua, Der 3elbluB 9es
faGt rurce. voas Gomite Der Efentli6en Saneers
Glen a%nsumisIsn, 10 nteIiuhen, Oh niht elm Spltsn
anaencmmeu rs,eem fanu, burh rslhes Die Nns
pFansuns BON @sbSljsn In brlsarmen Siirittcn
anaereat pereen fam uno inar eurh SAenfun8en
BON Tfantlihtu 9inpersisn an Snoipionen uno Sc
msinbsn untsr fer BsoinSung, oaB iclte NIT Dem
&lima an3emehsnen Bdumsn ~bspaanbt peresn."
Sizes 1T Elm S1ritt Bnm BeiIsrn, Der niht iloz
lirt tleiben barf. Gs mub Bier etsnIo lpie in Gus
rcpa, ettras fir Dem Shus Der gSdloer coer nm
uns zines tstnilasn stuaorufss Su t%sotsnsn, fir
u@aloerSiebuns" seihsbsn.
I'm oisls Walpsr,isbuns mSslih 81 MAIDEN,
mistsn aud in rsn @sreinistsn gtaaten Bcrlflhu'
len cosr Scttafabsmtsn, pie iie in fat alien euro'
Staaten tefteeen, a~e8riineet rsreen Inn bic
Brr1cultur piHsnlIhaftlih tetrsi6sn su fSnnen,
mas tisr ebenIo not6psneis ala tn anocrn 9dnesrn
1T uno 9ier pis bort uneershsnbars 8crtbsile brtns
aen pIroe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-07
sabra Du cine Seutlide. SsSsrmann peraSutlihs

Eabrit Dm cine beutli1e, Ssbsrmann perltGnblihs
Sprahe, cbne bphtratsnsen, lansfasissn Stpl
uno cbne ale BrsmbnSrter nno 8unffauShride,
Dor censn Dem Bauer prpenilih Die Saare Al 9erae
ieesn. 3. Srittsu5 BIT nu fsiu pctitlhcr
Wstterbabu. Der fb burh bic pOliliiHengSinps une
Winctsutsl orsben ldEt; icnbsrn Du baa fst6
ebrlih unp trsu bsi DEN ,rabren uno ,inumiibtiihsn
Grunoldssn Der Ssmofratie psrbarrt. pie Sitter
Icn, Sadicn unb pisle 9lnbsre Re p~rebisten unb
ausfi9rtsn. Sd leis Sid nun ihcn ~s,ransis
SATIRE, uno ia ba6e Sid mod ME einen Shub.
nasel Ihlufsn isbsn, mas BON irenisen 8ldtte:n,
bic 70 LANCE ~tsitanssn batsn ais Su, ssfast
,psreen Fam; irdbrsnb aneere 3situnssn le in
folder glense tinunter,pir3sn muBtsn, bas lie Sa.
ran fait crftiftsn; nit einem Wort, nu bait ME elm
Wcrt, baB esiu eissne5 mar, auriifnsbmsn miilcn,
Gag b~insinfhtrassf Ionosrn bsnff, sbe Su
ipridf. Gu bali ME erirems Masreseln tefars
ncrtst, ipneern Dor ~nsnIeltsn se,parnt; Su MART
ME Elm Treunb srtrsmer Wdnnsr, unb msnn ipl4s
Sesen hstnsn 0unih ala Ganoioaten aufssfsat
%rurpen, 10 6aIt Su lie unterltist, sbsn neil lore
Nan1sn auf Dem osmofratilhen Stimmssttsl fan.
Den, unb taf batsi bsinem Stanepunft uno bsiner
Wirne nihts ~persebsn. Sd Bin ieerssust, baB,
rsnn ale bsmcfratiIden 8litter teinen plan psrs
folst bitten, Der bemcfratilhen 9artei nur 8utss
baraus 6itte ernahien fSnuen. Sod i'd MID trsis
ter niat auf golitif einsebsn, ba i'd Sir uno Seis
nen 3siern bod nihts Hsues m~ittteilsn f6nnts,
lcneern blcs ben Wunih ausiprshsn, bab bic Der
Union ssfatrlids 9srrihaft Der raoicalsn Witlsr
BALD III Gnoe setsn, uuo bic Osmpfratis wiepsr
ans @ubsr fcmmsn m5ae.
Nus Dem S6issn sriebf Su, bab iA Sir tuctl
tria, atsr ss freut mid INNER, msnn Ssmanb Sir
st,pas ans j3sus hifen min. unb 70 elm r%acitaler
Teusrfreffcr NIB Wsltum1iralsr Sid anfiat
Sann ssiaaif Su mir ssraSe an, tsfsn, ba Ou fsis
ne leiSenihafllihsn Saimpfrorts ausacBsf, rsnn
oiele peutihsn &aoisalsu ibrs Dredtattertsn sesen
Did err nnsn, %loneern bu psrtbsioisf Did, tpie els
ne t~steioists Bisne NIT ibrsm Stahst, NIT 6ei6sns
Dem, disenoem gBis uno mahf is nit @lsihmutb
unS 6umcr 70 ldasrIih, Dap ss uns 8ausrn crs
centlih fiseft. Su Daft felt LANCER Ssit feline icl.
he unseihlifsne @eisIsn tearbsitet; le iine wc9l
rubis? Gu fannf Sid barauf perlaRsn, ltsber
Betbcte, eab bic rsrninftissn, iclicsn Ssuti4sn
Bauern itsrau Osine Sreunbe iino uno tlsiten
pereen, msnn Su cbne Nanfsn auf Der 9a6n
blsibf, bic Su felt msbr ais sipanjis Sabrsn trsn
refclsf.
Gin Bauer,
i'm nSrtlthen S6ip.
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(gingeIanbt.)
@0n inn ieltit ersiblt:

aie6er @eHtcte: S6r Staetsr itiS 70 an's
Grmrlinsntsmahen ssipSbnt , oab ibr fait jsps
s~lriisfsit, bic ibr snd inter chamber iast, fir lsere
Tcrm aniett; tpsnn mir 9aneleuts aser ginem
Entertaining unD Sob scaen, 10 fcmnt es ben 6ers
sen, stsn neil mir %slaute1, bab Der, Dem eisie gbre
n ibsrfibrt, IS psrbient Sat; uno mir iuhsn feinsn
9crtteil babsi, rsnn mir @tnsm @srehtisesit mis-
bsrfabren lafsn. Su FIT mir fsinen Sanf iaul'
big, ZAP ia meine swei Scuars jsbss Sabr rsssl,
masis pOraust,Satle, ME On ss r%srlansa, unS
rpas Sober tbun Ioate, oa Nisu,anb banse Sa isin
trauat, na6 gu raufbridR; !" uno if Bin Sir aud
tsiusn Oanf iaulcis, cenn ha6 Du GtA gut balf
unb Elm madsrsr Bots FIT, Der uns 9suten i'm @uia
tets miafcmmsn it, 1T ia AUDI bsin eisenss Snte.
reRe; bsnn 9n barfit mir %slautsn, eaS weesr ia
nod anosrs rsriianbiss 8ausrn Sid baltsn mirs
ben, wsnn Du niAtsnueis %,pireet; i'd WirSe Dir
talo ben 2aufraB sstsn.a Aber mir 8auern habsn
Sid Nns germ, uno omar aus f~clsenosn @rinesn /:
1. Grftens phrfelf gu nsins @suisesitsn nidt
mis Sen uup strpb suienmsn, ipnosrn crnnsF fs
une sittR tlrs snre laif8s 8adri4ten. 2.
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Cholera! EhoIernl

Sic fonmt! IIe iOlten barauf pOrbereitet 1ein, fe abiu.
rpebren. unc spar MIDI ALIEN curh bic 8efpl9una paFenter
@efuntbeitsrsseln iOnbern hurh elm tpirtiames aeittel. eaa
Seeermann gum gebrauh tei ter 5ano baten Iplte, iobalo
bic ~aefardtete 8rdnfbeit ibe @rfbeinung maht. Die beften
aerste InS Der anitt. bas Die meifen SbOlerafile leidt 10
curiren flne. penn elm pa fences Nittel ,eitis ansemanct wiro.
Sin iOldtes Utitiel tieten mir benz gublifun bar In Or 8.
s. Miler's Maanetif6em uniperfaf-Y alfa m
nit Gem pOlften Sertrauen auf feline mecicinii6e gSirtiam-
fet ale Elm Ser,ttunas. unb 6eilmittel Der @bolera. @s III
grunclih prpbirt porben, nno mir fSnnen es nit autem @es
wi6sn as has Bette befannts Mittsl sesen sbOlera nno ltn,er-
le~bsbeihneroen %empfeblen.
gu babsn III allen gpotbefen.
8. Ganirm It. Co., giSentbImer.
Nrrf. s.. Mnserfon'S Osrmatpr 1T cine Slhi,
|~ftafett sum duberen Gtnretber. Gin ~pertbouQes
demiibes grdparat. entSsdt BON einen ~beribmten @bemifer.
Sin iiHeres 5silmiitel fir gntSineuns bei allen Guneen, fur
Nueti4nnsen. Serrenfmnsen, 8rano run6eu. snt3ineliben
Gbeumatisnus. 9r9nditis. 9rhien8eitnulf. auaenentsins
euna, aufsebrc6ene 8rhife. erfrprene Si6e. SrOFbsulen, Sa=
n%orrboteen (8iles), 8innen i'm @siibt, @ienenhide, une
ale Serlesun8en, fenen Ger ntenid!i9e 86rper nnternprfen
1T.
Bel 8ferben une glinepieb 1T es anibertreFfib ais Sell.
niit:el fir Sale. 5ufeeib nulf. gerreufungen, G9unten unt
ale Serlssunaeu her Sbiere. Sc blft aewis, nenn ss laut
Inueiiuns at6rau1t tuirS.
gu baben In allen apptbefen.
o. 8aniOm It. 60 Gissnt6imsr.
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9incinnatler Marftberint.
S~inetnnati. ben S.

Sine{nnatf. BEN S. SUM 1855.
mtbt- ssbr felt. snperfeia $sI-sA. 8amilia
enneel SIX IL I'M grp6en.
so eisen Better alter rrtber So, @sfier neu=
er 81, 40-S2, IS. glo. 2 s. .30-2,35, srtra Brlbidbrs 81,
10-2,f5.
Sprn. @emif9tes. se'ddlt 60 Gents.
safer. Better so cts, ietp6 NIT tpenig 8arfern.
aoaaeH.- Siubis su $50 Gents.
@erfe. - $3.50 -i,60; tpsnt8 tim Utartt; sanaett@s
$3.50.
Wes gprt. - 3t-3tk.
Seitenfped II. Sdultern i4-t4H Gents.
edmal3. = Sian gu % @ts.
Grpeerfes. Sebr fdt uno b56er. @io RaFse 24-29
Cts. = 9udsr t24-t54 ets. fur robsn; %SaafTnirtsr
barter t7L-t7k sents SOrtO Rico UfplaHes 80 = 95 @ts.
Butter. 3 eife selte Central SbiD 25-27 @ents
Rife. Geuer 1915 Cts. te mad Cute.
gier. Siau 80 20 Ste. per 9usene.
Bbtstp. $2.22. fef.
Samen. glatsiaamen $2.65.
6eu. = $t1-i3 per 9pnne fur beites.
Rartpffeln. $3,75-3.S5 per Barrel.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-06-07
gtadt Columbus.
Gin Bauer,
i'm nSreliden S6ip.

Bethtet cure SInben!-Sie 6ielse Ser.
ct. NiTsfIprs Office in Selbler's @ebGube Sat lest
BON Mcrssns fritz Bis 9tsnbs ipdt itarfeu 3ulauf.
5aaarsn,psiis crdnsen fiji bic Birser an bic Sts
Ihs, Tim ben 8samten ,ibre Sinosn AT beihten"
uno sur Bsitdtisuns Der Wa6rbeit i6rer Mnsabeu
sinsn 9io ,u Ia,pSrsn. SO 1T nemltt jest Die 3sit,
no bic M m en- feuer fir nas per1ciiene
Sabr an,ussbsn 1T. Wsr nod niht bort mar, ,no
feline 2ifts mod ni1t auasefertist BAT, Der lcate niht
lGnasr oaulit %iaunen, hsnn Snesl Gam laBt niht
nit 1h isaBsn uno iuht NIT lAnsrsn Strafsn aIe
Dieienisen beim, bic ieinsn Steusrastctsn niAt
prompt naAfcmmen. 5000 lino fret, fit ale gums
men oariitsr Els su $4,000, bstrdst bic Ginfcmmsns
feusr inf Gents bonn Dollar; fir aQs Summsn
issr $4,000, 5ebn Gent8 bonn Dollar. user Snr
Ntstte tpobnt, BARI ben 8stra5 lsiner SauS,nietec
BON Isinsm giufommen atjiebsn. Wsr tn isinsm
sissnsu 6auie pobnt, Sisbt nihts at ats feline gouns
tp uno Ser. ct. Stsusrn, feline @sparaturen une
Den 9stras, DEN er fit 8sr1heruna isinss 6aule5
ssssn Tsuer bsjablt fat, nebff Den 6sreits ~errpabn:
ten 5000. Sas @siss ~perlanst cine 9aarfltine 4ns
sate auer Ginnabmen uno Mussabsn uno lauft auf
cine rabre Sopfsuferei binaus. Gs %psrlangt, Dap
Elm Wann Gas game Srisbpsrf isinsS Gshiftss
Bios lsst unb @siaiftssebsimniiis ausftamt, bic
sissnilih Nismanosm etpas ansebsn ais ien ielbf.
Dafir lstsn mir aber aud In sinem frsisn eanos
uno in Der as1eanetsm Belt oe5 r~aoitalen SortIhrits
tee, unb ssnisssn bas Yripilesium, mebr Steusrn
~ bs.ablsn ala irssno cine anosre Station auf Siss
fem @rDsnruno, mas fbsrti4 elm gstpsis 1T, oaB
mir Die cipiliiirtste uno erlsuhtstfe BON alsn Has
ticnsn iinb. 9ie ginfommenitsuer, qiQs 1T BART,
inSsfsn m~iisn mir iassn, oaB Die beioen 6srrsn
N6sIorsn 9inosntsrs unb Wteelsr tbr Mmt nit
GROCER 3~upotfommsnbeit perisben uro Den SiirSern
aQs 9uSslsisn, Die bas Geies nidt SsbistsrilA psr'
lanst, 70 pisl wie mSslih ju erlparsn iuHen.
= Sn ben bisassn piqua Siisnta6n Wsrsfdt'
ten III nas ,uhtitunosn Nrbeits Spfsm" fhpn felt
msbrsrsn Mpbsr etnssfa6rt, wis mir bSren. Das
bsi6t, Die srbsitsr batsn itatt gem, td5tih nur aat
Stunbsu Nrtsit uno bsfommsn fclslih mur fir aht
stunosn teiablt. Nuseresm finD einiss4O arbsis
ter sntlaHsn mcrosn. Grit Dem MufbSrsn eeS &ries
ses batsn n~atirlih AUDI bic Gsihdfte Der gilens
tabnen ~teeeutsno nahsslaisn. Wdbrenb ees 8ries
ses mahtsn fs atsr aud uGslo rie Seu."
- Solssnbss 1T bic 3a9f Der gmisrantsn Die
i'm Wcnat Mtai bisrourhpaiirtsn, nebf Mn8ate
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