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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14
Die NrcuGem in 8urbcNsm.

2rr Surfur n bate trtm Nbmar1b { inrr g. M
pen ben @&lielcr Subnbpi mt src, Satu,ucnrn
celrpeu I0N II, De en- er BEN aemeiI nrn Se,ebl
AdN, dutnmmenrc prsuBiibe 3uae MT ben .Ru.
le'n gu tmipangrn. Y i Stpnr,lelter riibmt
o"e III TT ~. Yrttsta. 9rtubrenFilnp iia! lin
al: Nntirle tIelnrr G,atus murren ptcul,r
rt!te = r'den cn lenNet, um n ientgrn Supnen
lteurnmclc III ptmOI,reT. wtlhe uibt 1lce,eits
lcerdnhi pu ,cen. Son 5 uar Nbtupt Is. Sum
hs Ndhtt stebcn wtr uulsrr &ruppcN nab rere
telo. um 10 pprt init rtr bIlerNtcn u NEE an
pertlnpen. Der Surf t | um Z tlpr abaerctlt.
81: MR. b~u@ui.Ltn b 10 sltDtn Gabui, Sbae &C.
ine TON arfuilt.
Sn Ma burg ridts ON SamRaa Nahminal
lie rrlte Nbtb 'iiuma Snfdnterte INT 6uta en- ttm.
Nabtcm @rusIal D. Ntprr tte V]rutlamaitcn
en- Ole y lrn tetannt Iemdht. pnrren re bel.
cen Sttittre ree ,ur . wGbung Der @,lenArGf-
I'n9e I'm Shloie c'e"enpen @ommunro's pee 2
5nta trrtereytmrnte ale Rrieseaeiaul,ne crfldrl
lecch dut ,tr Sbrtnpor; BIN, Cae liz nrdht aeeen
9rruBsn In Dem erOdn,ten 5slesule tdmvieu
nout'n, ibnen TN form unp Dssen g'laTen. rie
Wfa'n'b1lt cn9cBen entraN ict III Cc y tmatb
enial II. Sbenle wurte eDu DEN greu6en rer
Saeupof uno pas &rlrarapbtr- @urtau tel at
uno auer 9tientabnVrrttbr elnaeifQt; pruu BON
III ans nddh &llsi warsn fsqenpele pie Sttts-
"en ftGn nm MtftaB abser2 fen uup ris Sabn
unfabrrdr 4 matt morren MSencs um 10 ubr
wurte eann mob rurb Die StCQs befanut &c
matt pap mabren6 Der Nahi 400 Wiann 0rcus
BEN sinqI1Ittrt werren mllrpen, meldhe icpoCb
mat eintrafru.
SagFAsn tesann am Spnntni Moraeu um 7
Hpr Der { urG marlt Der YrsuBen. bette benz aus
elnl8en @eeaorCnen Suidrsn, elmer prerpfinriz
gen Satterle &Iinsrie, circa 1000 bis 5000
WA"n ga. anterle ltsute lt auf rr .Gesertap
a Om Spleen Der 81 aisrunsse, @ermal-
tdnAs unr 9rterbGrrsn. lowp Der Sretturaers
ms'"er nup 9Cltmelitsr wurpsn watrsnp pc.
MioraenSotteepl, Fee Dor ben IS, neral bsrtiepcn
nnp auT Cen @tbcrlam Bessn ptIen Qnorpmun-
Jen o~e'PHlhtst, prs i,ro6 nur unter 0rpt&ii
9eAsn ps Ibnen angetbans @smalt uno untrr
HsoeEs Ger Staotsptener IN Sstref ibres Oisnfs
e'osS pom pleien SeIhab. Nlspamn wuroe cine
3pan9eremonte 9ebaItcn unp auGer idmmtlihsn
pfsrpen oes Ofdr!tals nod crca 20 Don NrIpa.
ten aus5enUmmen unD mt Bombs nuf Die fur
be'liihe Staaisfuds bsinblt.
Sn 9lsittr Wells pnrOe Der Stuot cine yfar
tm alien. e,sIerun9 an Srop. 6isiib, Cpd. N,te
Nance, gTauntmein &c. autsrl, at unp mebrere
2Sd9enlapungen pnpon, netlt Ter &lientabue
8rreGsbeuis, con Oen preubsn mii9enOmmen
Vatboem nah 0erhcllumg Der aufasrrG,nen
S6Ienen mob ein jug mt cenf3. Battalion
oes 3ui'Bt sefCninsnsn 70. 8tslments In Der
HlbIuns nab &Ilel .u abss9auAen mar, begann
cine AbtbeliuHg eos 81. JisItmeni5 auf prn
SGbnbots tne oil smsins Demoliruna uup IA
ss9sn 2 upr ab. Der slne G,lsnaRsr Oepsibt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14

Bsun Id @reueens S6nis mar,
duff Der StsQs tommanrirt' i'd :
r. S6nen. Den o0en 8riB iein &ridRcf Der
Nenn oOb footia. pas Qsnirt midi !"
Rlcpft earit in me;nem Iir feutaus
Jln9S ~frlpols S~rissfeelutr aus,
SmeimaI ltinbIih,
Nber grInp Id =
Dsnu Id plGsiib @raf Don @ismarf mar,
Nuf Ger Stele fommanoirt' ib 4:
Stbt MIR mai ole QUE 8,Sel Der,
Wsnn oUd %itcobia, pas senirt MIDI"
Wertts mir ben Beers, ais outer @brif:
@tbt Dem Sliler mas oss &aiierS IT
3psimaI fuupti6,
Aber srIupIi6
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14

- Der Serliuer 8Iarpsraonti& Ora 6ts fara.
lin einsn ocrtreiH' den oUlSlhuitt, mel6sr cine
lreBe Sptuns nit NapOleUnS &Opf oar ltelt, rie
reaungsIcs in einem arOesn NsBs auf oar 0auer
ileAt mdhrenO aus Nrt:n BON 5nleften, welbs
RTE ubu1,n surop1iiban Wdbts parfta sn ber>
un'Ti,elsn uno BON Der fauerli6m Sptnne n. d
ernnnoer %asfan1sn unO aufSsiebrt Wcrren. Oa.
ruuttr ltehsn Noubsr's Norte /: @afrih.tat Ntu.
traIitaG unp 6rCbsit rsr 5anOluug
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14
Der 3erpiSnrus bcs Il. Neaimemts
cpn ~Sen,m=Sarmffabt cine Nabcl.

Stcrndnm Bat fb semunrert, tos nitrsne
ef dung banncper' Ids unp f1tiits armer tsim
I'm uden Der 9,suBen rae s0eite iutt, elm siu.
, les Htstmsnt uun 6eftu Darmfartten Muib
ssbaet bhteu lcQts. b;rundeu g1tpufflnp ,u
| 'lteu. Auein p,cls ipartautlte 6sIcen tbat Der
Onrnb,h n 'bsint lib tsr nGberer Sstrnd,tmu,
n Ntbsl au3uiDien. Aue frankfurt a. III. MIR,
esrittst:
am II. Stunt purrsn in Rieb srtct I1rt ur
Seter elmer 6abnsnwe!te g6urr otueltcIeu.
auf DER Matniuf bGrts man bic StuGe urt
IN Ger anfBer'9ten Summing, in welhtr man
TIb ternnp %entitanp paraus pos @trubt rnf
:'n @'tcht 'mnd,cn preubiihen unr oarmb,li.
lten ! mp n tauhuoe. @us rrsIem pnasn
@srubie mabts EN- SUrrr(pcnp. "a III pic !S6in.
1stfunl Die Nabrtbt pcn CIR Ss utttuna ree
D. bstliitsn Nrg,msnts bel 6r,sptera. glub
nttt lin 9Ecrt t rnran mubr. sRsrsr marsn
III Gem be;s:tbnetsn 2lse 9reuBsn in 5rlspber1,
90 Odrmb II. nod fduO stn @eftht l4tt.
Su!Iue Wfoitu ipirp fetnt @.leasnbctt BADEN
. c lset'n 3tbn pom pisrttR rurmbslfiben u.
5tmsnt 3u t%,linscn. Sic fins etrn auesrtn,ftn
"'s Gle "H0,t"' @. j. 81
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14
NEW MARKET T

&tectr 8. unp ar,bau. tr 4 ?
Oitfes aufS tefe cireeribnte teutIte 6ptsl ~ rb bem
rsiNtnoen 9abiitun, be tsns %empfpbItn, ea %b'quen,e 3iamtr,
reillidt Setsn. elm suer ocutder Siib unb aufnerflam:
9eotenunS bn Durtrt ifenben erp rtsn.
9trnidre te Scarotre weIben itStS iu ben mo lidit bill
li9ifet Y!tiieH ieSer;ett an9 rrmaen.
Oas a,ihmatpoll eiugs, ibiete Wirtbfhaft7"9 otal i.Ita
5stIs Mrs beM biei9,n @ubIifum ;un Seiude emvfcb.
let, ca in temfsl en- fst5 oas s t; Bier, ale SpItsn 2t-
quprs, Gita7ren II. { al fuber itRo.
I'm fttHnolben 3ufVru6 Sittet
@usuf SIenner
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14
MONTICELLO HOTEL.
NU. I55 uuO 1877 Srrarnros, ,n',a,.n

wv TO uhp I0I SrrnHRr0tN, }nlIhen 6. u. T.,
Rttmcnr, 8d.
Sas rtties DC Nutl FUN rpirb ou' ii + 8 new unS osshn,,d-
you = tn9erttt.te ceuil6e gjatsous an'msrtfam aemoft. in
YEN t'h lsper He ienos Treunpitbe 3immtr une bic auSmerf-
Nnne Hseienlua ftaeet.
Sp1roetS fnoon In Sieftm @ait6au1e bic biaioilc
%irnepat nno e'nc "~rrjr9lite rtutfhc Slide.
otr SarroGni rte orteie 1T rIeiout sinae idts. lnb
lfsts NIT Zen teifCn Grf bunaeu serScbcr. H'
Fer 9roBs it6ne Saal cieieS 6ptels eianst. i6 scr,doIid
81 llanlnllun9en, 9dutn III b icui1 GEN stiiIitf,irsn uns
Tam gu eielem S~ de biui8it senieitet iprrben. saw
Spnrop Gamer
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14
Z. So. &numnmn.

I3te Strasf ~3wi'rben Mdin unp Cars.
Rttnen Nreanoen uno 3ahe5Ieuten bic Inseise, bas ids,
an pbt9 m 9labe elm
NSirtbid aftszQofaI
ertfnet haze, ppfsItit bic bfien Qiaucrs uub foufiss er>
frtlbunlen ltfts in pOr;IaIider Aualit6i ;u BADEN limb.
va 2STosr"eff8uffr made ib auf msin Eager pom
SranrD. 98bl5tsY unp SIN
oufmerfieni, Die ib gum 9~B6rlsIales Yrets bciH Hos uub
Gallon ~OCrfaIfe.
lin Sal!retb 8unbitaft unb freunbliden 8efu6 inclined,
9seeht s. >. 9~aumann.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14

! ~ sc zen p'rneeu 8~eflnssa a~eucmmtmr pr, +,
W,belm prn 6Huau. Ut Elm Scbm rtr Nur n
oon odnau, 80 s bts alt unc s,n 6auptmann
i'm eeieaarbs 8seimrnt rss Su, firhtn. Dos
y II udFn Nr prsubsn in 8ofsl rfoIste G
Mcrs II bee Is. Stunt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14
G.. BAUMANN's SALOON,

Gdt-ofr-S r-nan UNI Z. StrdEe
St made nenen SreunScu nm, benz gutlitum bic or.
9sbenitt @njstes. RAP it bic fruber BON Capt. Tricerih
Sal hleper 9efubrte SSirtblhaft an br Gdt 3 r Srpof uno
z. = raFc Iotrnrnmen hltt.
Dtc teifta ge r6nfs, oue Write 2iqucrS, g8eine rnh tas
bette Gastrbt T ptre inner lei mir triih rpu6lbis fcir.
Snetnt i'd. fur oae Scrtrautn unferer alien Tirma beitrnS
tantr, bite it IS aud af mid am nelen pIlss 81 uber~
tEasen. 6. y aumann.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14
Nbil. @aamer's

0trtplhaft II. Edgerrer.Sa salon,
Itainlrabs ,pilben Der 1t. unb 49,, BEN
Oiarfi se9enutrr.
Btelt neI unb aei6mafppu etnesridttts N8irtbrbaft, N
nur Die 6eten 9iquOrS, 1a0sr~9isr II. iUuitiae Grfrift
unssn u flbrt ipsroen, %er1pfsbIt feinsn frsunoen unb BEN
9%'irmntsn 9ufIiEHnt iunl ~aeiBigen 8eiub
9biI. RBoeser.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14
CITY HALL

"a q { rbie . a | o n.
Wetae 6r,unSe, Seflnnts unb baS @us,ifum i'm Gn4e.
meinen beNatyitt;g; i'd bier nit, caf i'd Gas obioe II pblbe,
fannie 9el*6ft ppn pm. Morrba I'm fault d. ubcrrpm eli
babe, uub la { gum fernerCn Seud bei, iben ererbenit Gin.
SbaS. y luafeIb
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14
@sust eussrttsr. 5aI,n
0etersburd, Su.

Neine Grtunbe unb Sctannt', iNpie ha5 e Itnbe Qubli-
ui er.aubt q Mir auf meln eanS nsu unr eleeant EN-
e~ertdt,tes SO al aufntErsIam III matttu. I'D peros allie
aufb etc meiHe 9drts IN ieNsr @esiebuu9 iufrt.ben /, tel
len, ba ib es mir gu fcifen @ufsa't srrnatt Na6e, nu
bic a~llerbeiien 2Bsins, 0iquprs, G!elrren &c auf 2aaer Al
baIitn. SD bite babsr freuu it6it I'M ~eesiuieen Selu,b.
@ s. Nrep,
Np. SO ScaingbrpGfifr., 9eters6ura, 8n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14
SS rt5Icbaffs= nm,rtae.,
e mis &immi,A

BAcoNs QUARTER BRANCH SALOON,
@ue netne 6tsanpe unp eas scebrtt teutide NubGsur
il en- NtrtbNt # rtn;u ae,n, Die e1 m fooL e. oeritt,t
u ano mo ltes DE behen y q ibnretn IN r,idiltr y g.
p'e' 5n fneen hi II rteH. &le btIp p0S ~rry,iialib fan
tW men I qiipre unt 9Sc ne emrftlcn un6 NAN sIi.r
merpt tb ntr ags en bsiteD gu an tcstrftn. Die Smni-
o"us t0hnen oS IN mem { tai bcnub psreen.
I'M 9etaut en- Selub btttt GpuiS 81 M nj /
10 Nte'he f:t ,5Gtr,u bcit tsrbe @rrtrgi ipyrbs id
uap Stc ror tprti' tea unb Site Id aud FIJI bi,{ 8 Os h6ft
u" ote f'rnsls @Rnlt roe 9~ub.ifuE &. &. Gimmi
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14
Dermi(1tes,

- Natfstsnter Der ,.5amfuraer Rsform'
|entncmmensr 81tb 'beint ben lcbten Yer,dten
Suf0I9e bob 81 Ipat eetOmmsn gu ietn
+ IN perl2 en- Stunor
(Rddy Der bsfanntsn 0elpSie BON S6ren S6renItn.I
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14

Die lnttrseidneten erIouten it'd bem aestrien Qublifum
amu;eiaen. bpF lie ibr oncrfannt q tts 9alrsier 1851 and,
in 8iafhtr Osrf aftr, III ipa; tas Dgt5nr ~ 81.
&uFtriss ne ben IN II lerrm @etd rs 9Ofal, Nrcatiir.
ini'dbsn Ger 6lttR uno 7ten, sntee9enasncmmsn un6 prompt
ausecfIbrt. NOnBu u. arrbausn n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14
Neuer SuIon
SStuiGM S SDories Oufer.

10 20O DiIt" itrABr. B,un,u Der 9i,n a.. Totem
N'tmonr, 3d.,
noNeA an pet9em 9latc in ibrem nu ertoutcn Seufe s;n
9eEftldrpf tn,ert. te:es ~ trtbf dafts
lhts IN ecr,lS iter Suolttl' III ba' en- linb. ''
Uei''t'en meldit c's lbt pOr @er,ten en- pfc Qo-
s"' ur aus rem y Til: 9-Gta' III mtni Der Gebr. gufcr
Nio gum rtui9lttn Or g tne paue sclirfrr '
"m 're"n>li@Tn Ss'u6 Inc sobircif Suftrdoe tirten
Wm IL. Che. Gufer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14

8efit ,geeins, bic ID BON rs !Gts. Bic $II rer 8IalSs anS
rel 9aIone sTbalnIBmaets uno ~isit9snas biliser srtuuft,
Sn SerbinNunS nit 6teirm gei6dft bate tb cine
g mutblIbr Wetnifute"
9sltntadnea ein9eri6tet, unS fnb.n meme fpe rtben. 81 iu>
@st Gets 9is eelten @etranfe uno aufnsrffamfe g .bi, nuna.
unS 2SSblToL!sn ou6 in 3utunit auf mid gu lbsrtraacn,
8ettnet bOta@tun9Ssoa Sacp6QTsnS
% Sroaoitr. sDifttn S. II. 6.
@'"ENnF'" u" S0r@As IA q. G..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14

MONTGOMERY HOUSE.
no. o2 Nainitr. lmticben Der l4ten unp 15tsn.
8t6mcnb, Sa..
-. GuDcrnatpr
rlalet IT'D tstlen Nreunoen uno benz bieieen unb auspar-
l9eh ctlItlh II gublitunl anSl5t gen, ooe err an pbiacm Nloee
bt. mo Grelhoe IN. OurhreiItnbe ltets bic freunbiibns
Nufnobne unb belie Sebienuna hnoen.
PIE Ne tauratton bS ,,Ncntaomerp Sausee'"
III II te ntt DEM eelten vert hsn,. mas Der bteGae NParft
eIetet. : 9 lno 9Sohen>S carbere fnben einen nor yaaIi6sn
st@. lso'a tHnl aud loerieit a Ia Carte seIprit ntrbtn.
gHltern mr en itctS in ieber 3ubereitIna lepirt.
uns NIT eSn 6elten sSstnsn, 2iquprs, &isarren IL. Qsserbisr
auis %retctIttife ~psrItbep. e''"
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INV MARKET HOTEL

Der nu oefrrirfr, aroFe upb i66ns SraI bie'es 5rtel5
nib Sos n unp Geir@lbiftsn III 8~.rlammlunssu, @dasr
4. T. n. tttene rHptCblsH q. @ItHntI.
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Ntue y arten. W irtb6ait
gum

eliza 9nrf.
Dtrh 9eebrten 9ubIifum unb wen:n Grsuubcn &c EN-.
seiae. sas nteinc
nrus @artsu Nirttitaf' ,um ..Glba part"
am fuBr rsr WarIbou- unn 8rcao-Stroer
s%rSfust NJ ;Ib!u in. uiS RAP rafeItt speiitu unb G'etrante
jretr Dirt he 5 in better = IA 1T %nprrat,ia iine.
Der srest ihbae G5or,,n. bic AGRA nEoeT 3imn,er rnb
cine an mtr!iane @eeicnun9 perocn tieIen Nleb fur 9Gmen
ure 6rrrei gu tie At gem briuhten mad en-.
lin { Geu bltb II Be uh bit,et CTR. S,b6frr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14

Stfe 9Tts &ustpatl rrn Rbetn- II D onS, rn s8 ei.
MN. 'cmte 2B btStcg, Sin mo 8runpp ,c, INN
''u'gI !" Vo9eh Del 8eD SD. Med.
- Notritr., unttrbolb Der 2Ohsn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-07-14

uHT MuH reId boIti9eS Ya9T
sen Is lar't Maberra, Sort
Sberrn uno Rbtinmeinenr
lneblt 8ranpies, @bisfirs,
@'n &c aufme'finm AZ ma
der. btmerfe i'd eIsi6sfit.s,
eaB mein @ei6dft, pis bic
fsr. en 8rrS unb EN- betail
e'trl' ben wiro. Sauptld6>
lt@ se:nsiie ib auf msins
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@n9el s. @uli's

VHHtI o USUIf
~belubatcS
cfrbl pooer 9i.
u lt'ts bel o'm lnter seitn ten, mcItcr liz Sfitmunh urh.
Hns-Stnc osn WbpIeftle-gerf auf ibcrnrmfncn hot srinr
3rcis fret 'rs bdua scIrf ri. ~
9S'tthc nHo Wisberpsrfduiet
nslns ,oren @alten Elm sutrs. %trdftiase unS aeiuntes qi,r
se'Sutpeh munln II, fas aus Sppfrn nnb N a , bereiter
W. mp9sn o1SpaIb atsbaio ibrr 9titsnunacn u actSn bel
q. 80. SLED,
Natrifrafe, srpildtn Der 20. IL. 81.
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Tiir SNirthnf

pa mteeer cine reatlmdstae 9ampfItis r. s,crt;,s,,
ilptl6en atidmo"o uto Y ildb lpbia brn, bt hin ,% ~ \.
SIane ss'sst, ale e%eit,uur gen apn G nse RI u. gBIIfr
eel'tbttn Go9erbtsr ;u li,fun.
Sec. 81. SLED,
Natnltr 4, unitrbalb Der 2Hfen.
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&. 50 S6iirrnnnn,s

. oneorbtd- y II,
Srpardrde', 3riibeu Der 9ttn unn 10tsn.
Dem Yntu.ur, Nib bieIe neue au's Gleoant:ffc einas.
rttfrtr SStibfhaft gun Sefute ttfens mp cblen, ba n Fen
ccr ufiert arn'ten Seeit una taieIbit tie telten gctrlr,Fe,
Si9lrren &c. ,. II baben iub.
I'm freonp lib n unb redt SabIrc i6en 9sfud, bittct
&. o. 9 b Il nj
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@0i bimAtOm 0ortem.

Dem %oessrtn eeutfteu 9utlitum bic ~erestenIf, gr,eiae.
ees 10 cine nete g nruns rpp arsseiei6rtten imppr len
S@pstSsrs UNI 8rauterfdl', ei@s 'nddttn Nuiicrn, S6 in.
efn. 5unsen, Sdipstnefnse arpitp"ie7, Say ar urb Sat.
e,ntH, Iopts : utlbe Scrp Iatpurft better 8 oIit6t erto' zen
baeti aup 1T lsltlt9emadtcr pano, une 9 tut,rtdrc ifete
peIfa htA Tern r erl1ubt i'd rit auf meiue Rb;ins gHtiae
non duS9.iritnsttr @nte aufmsrtEan, ,u MADDEN.
Iuf S%aeiretdcn Ss I'd laret f~rtmabi!df ii
~ - -. ~ - @ ffinIrin
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SacDb 2fpnS,.

9ano!er uno Smpprttur DON
SranotsS, Nstusn; SIN unb @iaarrsn.
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@cnblinaer'S Mcaomro,inn

Witn Strnbt. amiibtn Der 9. unp 10. Strae'
% nj ). Nn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
AIississlppI intelligence
The jackson Clarion SAYS:

The Jackson Clarion says:
We hear that the ubject of Mr.. Davis's imprison-
ment will be brought formally before the legsla-
ture in few days.
ELECTION IN PIKE.--In Pike county, at the
recent election, Judge McNair received majority
of 597 over S. J. Morehead, his opponent for cir
cult judge; r. P. Willing had majority of 1872
over NJ. A. Oats, for district attorneys H. Murray
Quin was elected probate Judge; Wm. NJ. Con-
nerly, probate clerk; Sampson S. Lamkin circuit
clerk and Robert H. Fielder sheriff.
THE STAY LAw.-The Liberty Advocate men
tons that at the recent term of Pike circuit court
Judge McNair decided the act of the legislature,
passed in 1862 suspending the statute of limita-
tons, to be constitutional and binding. The
present legislature will probably adoptsome legs-
lation amendatory of the present limitation acts.
So much confusion has grown out of the stay law,
and the act suspending the statute of limitations,
that it is difficult to tell when an action would be
barred. Some short, definite period might be
given in which to commence suits on contracts
made before the war. This has been done in some
Of the States The loss and destruction Of papers
during the war renders this especially necessary
for the protection of estates and to defend eXecu
tors and administrators from raudulen claims
growing opt of old transactions,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19
woBLD's FAIR, LONDON.
THALBERG's OPINION.

81 consider Chickering Sons Pianos beyong Comparison
the best have seen in America &c runRFRc
"Chairman of Jury on Musical Instruments"
Among the chief points of excellence of the CHTCKERING
PIANOS which speak the renowned Artists in their
gratuatoy testimonials the Messrs Chcering, the
greatest possible Depth Richness and Volume of Tone
bined with Brliancy Cearns5s and Perfect Eyenness
throughout Entire scale and above ALL surprising
Sound the pure and sympathetic quality Of which
changes under the delicate powerful touch
During the past forty hreeyears this firm has manufactured
10000 Pianos,
in the construction of which they have introduced every
known valuable improvement. They have invariably
selected by all the worlds acknowledged Great
Artists visited this country professionally both
private and public use
THALBERG
T consider Chickering & sons Pianos beyond compari.
son, the best have ever seen in America
GoTTsCHALK.
u consider Chckerng sons Pianos superior to any in
the World. .,--,,...--.,.sy
HarmoSon S as Ronndns Of 6e Zone There pe ho
mogeney throughout all the register The upper
remarkable for clearness and purity which do ind
any intrument willie the bass distinguished for power
without harshnessr and for magnificent sonority'
wEHLL
Your Pianos superior to any have in this
II have never heard tone SO perfect it yields every ex
preston that needed in music and its quality is capable
change every sentiment This is power, and is
perfect purity of its Tone, together with
Sympathetic, Elastic and Well-oalanced Touch"
POZNANsKI
During the past eight have constantly played upon
the Justly celebrated Erard Pianos yours the only instr
menrs that found either Europe equal
them in all their points OF excellence
Watsons Art journal, of Nov H. 1865 says: Madame
Abel performed the Chiekering GRAND which took
Gold Medal the Fair of the Massachusetts Charitable
Mechanics Association, held at Boston last month";
at is nOblest instrument heard in Concert
Room ~
may satisfactory to patrons and friends the
public at large to testimonials have been received
from all the Leading Artists who have visited
siding the United States few OF whose names besides
those above, We append
LEO De MEYER r. HOFFMAN,
NJ STRAKOSCH, ALFRED JAEL,
GUSTAV SATTER, JULIEN,
H. SANDERSON j. BENEDICT,
ARTHUR NAPOLEON,
And Many Others
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

RAISING POTATOES FROM GRAPE V1NE.-The
Boston Traveller of the 5th says: During the
summer months, branch of grape vine in the
house on fremont street, was accidentally broken,
and to stop the sap, which flowed pretty freely.
he punctured potato and placed it on the broken
end of the branch. Subsequently he concluded
Isder the potato embedded it in the earth Shortly
afterwards he was astonshed to see that it had
sprouted, and continued to grow until it reached a
height of between two and three feet. This morn
ing, upon removing the pot, he found six small
potatoes in it, and would undoubtedly have had a
much larger crop if the accident had occurred a
month or two earlier. From the vine to which the
potato wasattached, one very good crop of grapes
has already been gathered, and there are now
some fifty or more lunches Of second crop on the
vine, which would probably ripen if they were in
| q hot house.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

BITTEN BY a i HoRsE-The Portland lNe) Press
ster was bitten in the hand by his horse while en-
gagedi loading his team, Subsequently as he
was driving along Commercial street, while en-
deavoring TO get out OF the way Of an approach
ing team, the horse again seized his hand and bit
itbadly. Kirby seized piece of board and struck
the horse between the ears, bringing him to the
ground at once, The horse was dragged on 10 the
Union wharf, and a number OF men we're fer some
bringing him to his feet again. The horse died
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-19

which we find in the winchester Times:
TORONTO, G: W., Sept y, 1866.
When many of my countrymen, in ignorance Of
the great disadvantages under which abOred al
the time of my reverses judged me harshy il
was from q lady of Winchester that received a
message sent through the lines of the enemy
that, whatever others might do, the ladies' of that
place, who knew the tremendous odds with which
had TO contend, attached no blame to me. 1t is
not to be wondered, therefore, that feel SO
deeply toward them. God knows how well love
my native State and all her unfortunate sisters of
the South, and how cheerfully my life was risked
and would now be yielded in their defense; but
TO all Of ns, there are some spots peculiarly
sacred. With me, the first among these is the
place where ! was born, and where now
repJse the remains of my mother; the
mkt is Winchester the plains around
fhich were watered by the blood of &c
many of my brave comrades and where now SC
many true women weep over the graves Of the
fallen. lis sad, sad indeed to be an exile from
my country, and still sadder to mourn the loss OF
the most just and sacred cause for which man
ever fought But there is some comfort in know
ing that the struggle which developed so much
nerolsm on the part OF our soldiers, and so many
sVrtues IN our women, has not been all in vain
ana wherever may wander, Will bear with me
the proud consolation derived from the knowledge
9hat my cOuntrywomen, who were so faithful and
devoted during all the trials and vicsstudes of
our dreadful contest for independence, now that
1t has gone against us, remain true to the memo
ries of the dead. Power and money may procure
costly monuments and testimonials to cOmmemo-
rate the names of those who fought for the sue
cessful party, but all the power and wealth of the
world cannot command so rich a tribute as that
paid 10 the memories Of the heroic dead of the
Confederate armies by the tears of the women OF
the South.
beg that you will communicate this expression
OF my feelings to the ladies' of Winchester and the
lower Valley, and may the choicest blessings ol
CT M wan q nI than