davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-24
Read out of the PARTY.

The 81 Louis Democrat in an editorial on
the veto, thus reads the President out Of the
Republican party;
"The country Ia relieved. Andrew john
son has defined his position. The cherished
Illusion that he had defined II, In accepting
the Union nomination at Baltimore, he has
graciously dispellcd, la John Tyler. With
profoundest regret we find President John
son standing fully and squarely, for every
practical purpose, on the platform OF the
Copperhead party
Isit Providence or accident, that the party
in opposition 70 the Democracy is SO unior-
tunate with It's Viee-Presldents
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-24
Terrible Tragedy at Sen.

A Paris correspondent of the London
Star gives the following account of ter
riblc tragedy at sea:
Last October bark sailed from Mazat-
Ian for san Francisco. A French brig, hap
pcning to come up with the bark, remarked
that she suddenly changed her course, and
made for the Mexican coast. The captain
Of the brig Signaled TO the bark, where
upon all sails were set and the bark was
run on shore. The captain, suspecting foul
play, made for the coast. On landing Inc
found that the crew of the bark had fled TO
the mountainous district. lie instantly or
ganized bdttue, assisted by Indians, and
meanwhile boarded the stranded vessel.
The deck was clotted with blood, and here
and there were scattered portions of human
brains. The crew, on being captured, re-
yealed the following tale.
Eight men, five women and four chill
dren took their passage on board the bark
early In October. It became known on
board that they possessed considerable
amount of gold and bank-orders. Accord
ingly the crew, consisting of three banditti,
Greek and French adventuTer, entered
the passengers cabins In the dead of night
and assasslnated the eight men without diff
iiculty. The women remain. The crew
must have little amusement after their
nights work. They wait for daylight
The women are placed on deck with their
backs TO the poop. The crew fire at them
as living targets. One woman implores
mercy-she is near her confinement. AN
the more funP cries the Greek. With his
dagger he cuts her in two, and, whirling
the child into the sea, announces his lnten-
tiOn of taking out patent for hls new dis
coycry. The other two women are merely
shot down, A little girl Of six lay con-
cealed behind water cask, The Greek.
grasping the child by the arm, whrled her
round his head and shies her into the sea.
Three Of these WORTHLESS have heen ar
rested.n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-24
"ISoot Hog. or Diet"

Because President JOHNSON, in his lengthy
talk with the Fun. DOUGLASS dcputation,
few days before the veto came forth told
that impudent Niger some plain truths re-
spccting what was their self-duty, in their
present social and political position. they
retired from the audience In n huff and af-
terward claimed that had Mr.. LINCoI.N been
President they would not have been in
suited by having n sermon preached TO them
about going 10 inork, and proving that they
were entitled To freedom" Sc. whercupon
cotcmporary calls up to remembrance,
that Mr.. Carpenter, the artist who knew so
much of the inner life of Mr.. LINCOLN, re-
Gently furnished the Independent a series of
articles thereon. In one of them he tolls of
LINcoLN's interview at Hampton Roads
with the rebel Vice. President and the other
Commissioners rs the late President rcla-
ted the facts to him. They were discussing
the question of emancipation, when Mr..
STEVENS expressed his conviction that the
negro would not, ifsuddcnly given his free
dom, labor or be of much use TO himself or
any one else, and asked what would be done
with him. This was Mr.. LINCoLNs answer,
for which see the Independent, Root Hon
or Die" The Rochester Union says there
may DC a question of taste involved in the
different modes of "scrmonizing" adoptcd
by the two Presidents, but their creed
seems to he pretty much of one and the
same piece.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-24
gtu Embellishments.

"a DIM MIST n TRIX notice.
have this day becn appointed administratrx OF the
estate OF Henry krcmcr All persons owing him
VIII make payment 10 me and settle Immediately
All persons having claims against his estate ARE
notified TO present the same according To law
SOPHIA NJ. KREMER
Dayton, February o. 1868 fcb2I 3tw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-24
rHE THREAT or rmR soAProLD.

know, my countrymen, that IL has been
insinuated, and not only insinuated, hui
said directly, that the intlmation has been
given In high places, that If such usur-
patton Of power had been exercised two
hundred years ago in a particular reign. IL
would have cost certain individual his
head; What usurpatiOn has Andrew john
son been guilty 0tY None Mcneil The
usurpation have been guilty Of has
always been, standing between the people
and the encroachments of power; and be-
cause dared TO say. In aconversation with
a Fellows -citizen, and Senator too, that
Thought the amendments 10 tho ConstItu-
ton ought not TO be frequent; that their
enect would DE that IL would lose all its
dignity that the old instrument would be
lost sight OF In a small time-because
happened to say, that if It was amended,
such and such amendments should be
adopted, II was lisurpation OF pover
that would have cost u king his head al a
certain time, laughter and applause and
IN connection with this subject, IL was
explained by the same gentleman that we
were in the midst of an earthquake: that
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
TURNER'S oPERA-HoUsE.-

D. Va. a. w. M. TURNER,
Proprtct0rs aud Managers.
y. Wright, stage maDng6r'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
SO. GUm9re6. 4. StsunS,

@af6tngtpn Is. 5eb.-Sm Stna
it6errei6te &t0ple cine petition BON Sur9ern
aus Sefer1pn So. @a. gegen Die @ellipn ote'
Ies Staates an @ef Gir9iniem itberwtelen,
Otr1un iiberrei6te cine Bta, nn9elsblt9t
unb betriaert14e @erans9a6nng BON Ne8ie-
runoSfpnps at per9tnpern.
6pparp it6srret4te Elm @eIuA BON ITS
Werlontn BON MtranDrta, 3d., rsl&e etue
tempUrare glesterung fir -8tr9inten Serlan,
gen, in Gplge Der tlo9alen 9an0llm9sa Der
9eai8latur, bem9tecpnl tructtUnG COMMITTEE tber'
wielsn.
Oas Gmenpemsnt besa9li6 Der &epraIe EN-
tattOnSbalt5 purbe dufgenummen tItO 9enp~
ribs belt cine &epe pagtgen.
Die 8ta besi9ltf pes Court Of Claims
paitrte.
SIM 81 epr6 fen E tpur'
ben BON 9arence aus Sbip bret 8tl8 opr9e.
Ieet l bic Strafe fur NnItiftsr BON @tlen=
~ba6nunfdlen gu beftmmen. 2; OiebItabl'
ron @ert6papitrtn gu beltrafen uno 3; .
9. 3e0enue @trt&tsbGfe gu etublirsn, De-
betrtttene @abltampf swtl6en Gpfrat6 uni
Gpipib BON ga, purpe beiprp&en, blteb iebpd
unsntI6teoen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17

&aIlI e, tie e8 an 9eDt t, MAIDEN mir dttf bic
iii elmer anbern Spalte befinblide @n3eige :
g 6 It unb Srub betitelt, arfmerfI Jam.
SBdIltpabrI 9ei1li6 perben IN Der betrefen5ett
&eriamulung @taBnabmen gegel1 baS SOnittag8s
SeIeb beratberl werbelt.
Soils tbeater in Der &nrnbau e.
SIN Sltr1ler > Sbeater mirD alf allgen1et1relt
Wuni9 be8 Yubliflm8 am Wio1ttag Nbeno ,9e>
bprab" pber Sic eble Sitbin" S9auiptel III 4
Aftell BON 9. $. Wtoientbal ge9eben tperbett,, tpo>
raltI mir Die SENDER bellel6en %alfn1erfl am tna>
der,
8%tanDfprte Spireebe8Srn. Mp1f>
iDbn II. 9err Wplflobrt, beIien tpirftib 9rpBarti8e
2eiftungen auf benz Yiarto ibn1 BEN Slut etlte8 Der
grBB tel1 N%iauiien peridafft baben, tpirD am 0tpn@
ta9 Nbettp feire er1te Sptree I'M Saale Der Strtl1a
&nabe & Co., SO. $50 8eIt Baltimore StraBe,
9eber, "ipprauf mir Die Rinltliebbaber a1fnerfiam
MAIDEN.
Sabresbal1 Der 6 Bt6 soy $40. 1,
8. .. Il. 9. Die 8riiber, Orbel1sbrltper lttp
Idn1mtli6e San5luitt9e itberbarpt, MAIDEN mir auf
ben AM WiOntag NbertD III benz Sadle Der ytep
Nffem6lp 0tpD1t18 ltattfnbelben Sail Der GDtbe
2o9e a1ifr1erfiam. 0a8 Committee ldBt e8 It4
argelegep letrt, Nle8, mas ittr 3ur Grbetterltll9
un6 8elulti9uns Der 8eIuder bie1ien fam, a1f3lts
bietel Mnb 1T baber SIT e%ripartert, baB Der 8au
lebr anlui ant perben pirb. Stir Gilea llDE3rtlts
fell ptrb Serr $. @r9el nit geppbuter ut1lii9t
lprgerl u1tb ben S~a115luItt8elt ptrp pa8 Wt1lttdpor
oeS 8. 9. ct. s. 81. ie1e idBniten @eiiet anfs
ipielet.
saE- SIN Niirrberser Sri6ter SEQ. 80 g2orb>
6reperidir. pirb Serr Ybtlipp &perner an Dlon>
tag Abellb feline Sre,nbe nit S9Weinefnp6et,
Salterfralt II. SlDBen betpirtbet, mpralf mir oie>
ielbelt allfnterfiant MAIDEN. Gatitrli9 iptrD er
BON belteu Sier ner5apfen.
BIH Der aIgenteil1 befannte gSelt1rlI egler Sr.
S6nlibt bat bic &ertpaltl1ltg Der 8rattfraBell,
Salle, $50. 237 gSelt>BrattItraBe Thermometer rnb
mtro our @t1tpeibuug5feierlidfeit i~pdbrenb be8
9an6eu Wfpnta9s einen 5tieIenlnitd in Bereitidaft
baItert. @te mir bDret pirD er bipsrie SpeiiGl
al8 Sale1pFefer, Sauerbratel1 nit GlBBelt, Ipmte
nod neriGiepelen9ederbiffen pOrfabre1 lalet uup
etIl leper Sellt9er eiuie9el, bab it6 Der ebenlalige
acknowledgements III cinelt cpulartelt @irt9
Derpaubelt bat.
"a Segierwnsss@G 6 rerbeu in fir
fer 6riit beior9t burb bic Grpeoitic Ii bsS gGeder." 3
Siir9erFapiere finb III tebem Gcle baSu erfOrberIi9.
~ a@tuns! Cine @rfGGtung ipirb 6fters GIT eeriuo
sradtet, INT berielben etne ipfortigc ober ernte Iufnterf=
iamfeit gu i9enfen, Bis fte bic 2unseu o~ngesrifen uub baa
Se6en bes Pntienten ~sefd6rbet bot bann unb ni9t e6e
bentt man ernftli9 anf @b6iIfe uno BfterS 81 ipGt mel.
DE ~einialti8e Na@lSiiSteit, iasen mir, penn % geuta
a%nSretten, I'm einen @Gnupfen, Suiteu, b5ietl 50l8,
Seiierfeit, IfRuta II. I. 10. gu Feilen. 3Sgert ni9t Su einer
0ragiiten gu 9eBen, unb trembet icbiel fir cine Tlai4c
BON 0IabanIe 3aboc P0rterS Seils8alam an.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
Observation-Disclosures

&rimiaaI= g ct 6 t. = SIM ~gefrigen Germit
famen folgenbc GGQe sur SerbaubIung:
8. Jfeeb purSe tpegen 9iebftnbl8 elmer 116r i'm gBertbt
ben $25 ~prp3efitrt ltnb frsipefpreGen.
Nfarb Seattle tpurbe bon elmer 9rrb utpnbii6tig Re:
flnben uno rad benz Nfarplanbs6pipital 9ei6idt.
E. q. 8pbb, ~angefla9t, ben 9tanten Ieines Prin5ipa(i
auf einen @5ed fitr $50 sefdGi6t gu 4a6en, gob fir fir
lp6tereS @rI4eiaen i'm YrpseB 8irgiaaft.
Die Petit=Surb puroe biz nGfften Greitag e~ntlaIiet
anb bic 9ranb=Surb bi8 Wfpnta9.
Snperipr 6 II - Grain &c A6el gegef
bic ggeiapeafezSant. Die arsulnente iber ben gntraf
ipurben ~beenbi9t II. Der San Biz gum 0tontag berIdo6eu
Snt SO a e II : q + q t ipnrbe emilia @~plbinlit(
nit Der 8eripaItuu9 be8 s2a6(afies bon .. &. Gplbimitf
betraut.
&pnrt o 6 . M NJ . IL BIeaS.- so. Seq
segen 0arbplp9 9lei. appe1atiOu bon Griebcnaritte
Gbotpacre. llrt9eiI ubBednbert.- 9Iaac Delabie ge8et
@eorg Sp3manu; ltrtFeil bes Griebeusri&ter PinbeG
%beaGtist.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
8eneia fiir Granlein @nnma Gmellnnnn.
Observation-Disclosures

Sw e f e II 5 10 c e tpirbe 9eftern cine @etiticr
BON g. abortion e~insereidt nm G~rlanbuis, in $40. 8 81.
sibertptrnse cine Daulpfmai9ine erriGten 3u btrfen.
STR. Tpre1tan iiberrei9te einen 8eri9t nit Orbinau,
brei &omuifSre fit GtrasenSffuuus gu ernenneu.
8ei9litfe, ben Sacpb Nniier fit BEN bon chem Gplz
batstuob auseri9teten g6absn nibt au entibabisen
purseu ~pprge1e9t; ebeuic 8ef8lafe, 1000 actien be,
gGeft Ntarplaub Sabn gu seitnen.
SIN ) M e / E II 3 10 e. 8 iprrSe bic Orbinau3 Be3tg.
l& Seffuuns BON 9o9nftr. opm !. 3tpeis ~entgeaen ge.
no1nrsen unb 9~etafelt.
Scr. Srlan's 8ef@lus be8tsli@ Der 8er9rSBernng bei
@eri9tsgebSnbes nurbe baEin a~mstttrt, elm neiteres
@ebaube AMI benz freeu Blas stpii3sn ben 6eiben @js6In.
ben 3a erri4teu; auSenpmnen.
8ertaat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
J(ouo 0n6eigon.
seder Sffce.
Maihinntnn'a mehnrtstnn!

Die Ese3antss 9aGe, RD. 1872 s2eR.Baeettear., bae sur
w6Etseeu Tstsr hes Gnlerblt&en SAtsf8 1aTbtRetDt aHf !.
Dsunerfea cen 81. b. Utts. absabs 9 l1br eth ~aleemstnes
Self Setasffaitft sr;R Fe feline refp. ~E9itsItebef fDrseI, a!s
beren 8rennte nab sbnner ~ersebenf einlatet. 3nSbrberf
pSrb 9ets q. SGrtek Bite Refrebe baIten, barn Snet flette
XbeGtsrfaGe bonn perfpnale beS Artetter Bilbun6S DerstnS
~aufgefabrt nerten, Dobet abwe6irInb, Ser @rttsters unb
Mrtsna8 eian8cese tn init gefutlpraen IDnntiglt&en Xernpes
nasGte}ar8e gen has anne Tente pu6lttunt er6eitern tspIen.
Gum S9lub btrb Gin GanSFrdnt6en fattftnbeu.
@tntrttt fret, tstpG iDsrbsn Dauntn, bic eIst6fdGS hermit
tbftGf ~etHeeIa6eN Hnb, erfaAt, tstre SaugItu8e mttau.
~trtn9en.
Die gsrraItnnS Der gfe&aal@s Saa gStrtbI9aFtd
5. y. g. q. BERnentta
(aotatop) BuGbalter.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
9ebtes @affpiel Der Grau @let6ma @4eaer.

Srall Wietbla Sdeuer er1tete 1T i6reft Sat,
lptelell III Der nerflpIelIen gSpde ben gr8btet Set
fail rr6 anf pielieitigeS 8erlanget bat 1te It6 ents
I9lDf1e1, AM Wtcntag 2lbe1b nod einn1aL ais
,Wtarte" 1T ,,9te Berle bon Sapppen" auf3lt>
t~retet. DieieS Sttd purbe III Der ge9elltpdrti9elt
Sat1p1t nod rt6t 9e9ebert II. tpirb ba84}ubltcuut am
Ofontag Nbertb @eege1beit ba6e1, baiiel6e bei e>
rer al189e5etareteH Selebrtltg auffitbre1 3u iebert.
8enef3 Der Gram @il6eLn1tne @ojcatl.
6rar g8ilbelmilte MtDiea1, cine ber 3ierben be8
Sltrnert9eater8, Bat, tpie mir Idpu rlittbeilten, an
naditen WtittrpOd i6r 8erefi5. @8 lit fem &9eas
ter<2lbetb bteier Satipn pOritber9egarsel1, all
melden 1idt benz @ublifrnl Die @elegenbeit gea
mprbe1 ipdre, III Srau %QBiIbelmire @iDieau Elm
tpirfltGe8 Salent 5u betpui1per1t 1np ME bat aud
pa8 Bnbltfl1tt Derab idl1t11t, plrd} grabD8 nt0 als
pere Seifa18be5eu9un9 i6r feline Ndtult9 rtb iei>
uet Oanf 81 bepelI et.
0ie &itlftlerin bat nit Der @u8tpabl be8 Stit>
Ge8, ,,Wlarguerite pber ba8 @rbbeben auf Quabes
lupe" BON &barl. 8~irds4feiffer, BEN Idjpn lauge
9ebe9te11 Q9uul9 pieler i1rer &erebrer erfiut 1nb
werOen bielelben lli9t nerfeblelt, ibrel1 @9re1ltag
auf bic w~itrbtgite lltb allerfeute1b1te @etIe 81
perberrli9ett.
8eneii3 fit Gralttein G,11ua Jellurnutt.
S6pn lett LANCER 3ett mrtrbe Der MunI6 i'm
bieft9eu 3beaterpublicum1 liant, nod eirnlal Sba.
tefpeareS Wieiitertperf ST bBrel1. Die iunge NIB
alttnlttbi9e 1itnIleriu be8 @ptcprota GbeQter8,
6rdlllein 6. 6eImann, bat bieien itot large ans
9eiprodenett 8uni4 erfitut, i1benl fe 3I ibrer
8enefi3s STORYTELLING IS am1et" ge,pa1lt unb
ben Srnltltebbaber1t nod babrrd] cine grDBs
Sreltltbltdfeit ~erpieielt bat, baB fieperrn y. 9oDnl
ben Director be8 Stem gCrfer 9tabtt6eaterS, be-
mpge1 bat, bic Stole Sa1llet ST itberne9me1. =
@epiB tperben Die 8el1it6nnge1t eiGer Der lieblifs
fen &iin1tleriunen bes @oncOrbia Ibeater8 baa
Yublitunt SIT einetH wpbtperpientm 8elud III Wtal.
Ie al bemege11.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
Central 8auperetn 8.

Sttser 8eretn Fat F9 prBantfrt unb preStfptii9e re.
ante erwG6lt. Die Hus16tet f1r BITE austubrung tteles
IlnternehmtnS fnb Stelserfpredenb, tneent t4pn 475 Nns
tReile IA SO @tS per g8o9e' esset6set Nnb.
@ae %btsisnigen, ipei@ye fs Dtelet' gsts,n as2 ansaiSlts'
Il. Gebruar, abeuts 7 rtr In bent 9otate bs 9rn. S0f.
66rtter, so. 223 alice 2nnfr., s1 erl&einet. Gin btsisHt
QbeuS wtrb 6G @inT8tttbt8ebu6r erbpten.
$. 6 d nj I prEb. prIf.
(fanpbt) ". . tie 3 pr. Ger.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
GheIoneofe 8Qnberein SO. /

&uea Dencu, pel&e flo etnent saten 8austreih, uprtr
fdpn snetrere tunbert Anttetle au8ee8eben, anidlteeent mol
len, btene CUR gta6rtGt. bGB am Wttttpp1, q. Gebr., Atenb
7 utr set 5ru. $ &etltar 323 9. Ssnbfry bic 3nette Nrt
ausBegeten. &baS II ~ ! g, Yral.
(id-rtl SO. &RtIer, SEER. =
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
GSertnania Q50uDerein 01D4 4,

Den Witsltebern sur Ia6rt@t, toB @rnta9, 10. 6ebr.
Nbenbs s nbr tint @eretnslptal etne @rtra SenerdiSerlantnts
ppriieaen, 70 erfor6ert IS Bite annei.ntett zines ieben Ittt'
otit6eS. Ndl 81. gambler, Gefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
AuBerotoentli9e Generals eriummlung
Oes 9Qa. Nrb. 1tnterltilBnmas=0erc

Die NsitBltestt p6tsen @erein$ Werbsn freun6lt9t Ct
1uGs, Dsnnerfag, AZ. Sebruar, Mbenbs 8 ubr ale 3u er
idetnsn. 3ned Der 0erlanmluns: Die tpn Saer unb
Ntenate ST ;abenpen gettrdse.
DtGte1m8eder, BicePrdi.
(fO 6etnri@ d t, Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
SIrbcifcr GeSanoVcretr.

Die @itt9lieber brs sBtaen 0eretn5 perben anfeefDr6ert,
fb nGbfen Spnntag, BEN Is. 5. ID, I'M 2 ll9r Nt4dlHtttaes
gu einer GrtraeeriammIrn einanFnben. 96tftt8e Sc
i&Gte %erFprtern bic Anpeientett fautmtlt&tr Nttt8lteber:
Iidl QWbfe, @rdf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
@h0Fcfneare G(nb.

Die BepB6nlt4e gerIanAIune Fntet uhUreet stadnttta8
int Bellevue Sdrten, g0ef EalttntrrefrY fatt. Die S9lui
fi fn6 tn @rtpf1nS su neEnten unb fDerben nere gtttglteptr
aufBenpAmen. eSa Suffrage heS ptdfbeHten 6. Stirring
ff1) GbdsQ ebnert Ger.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
gloti, in 8etreff Oes sonntaass0 elebeg.

Die uSdfe 0eleguten1Seri uluulnns in 8etreff bes
6pnnta98=@eieteS fnbet Iaut 8eI6luB ni6t AM Gpnttz
tag, ~icntern AM 9 q M # 8, ben II. Tebr., a6enbs ~
rGr in Der 0feGanicss6oue, g8eft 6apetteftraBe, fatt.
Die Dele8aten ber beri4iebeneu SereiAe ftnb eriu6t, bic
@~efaulmtsaRl Der MitgIieber i6rer r~eipectibeu 8ereine aa=
S~useeeu. - SIM auftrag be8 bereini8ten COMMITTEES :
s. StgeL, &rGitbent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
~{ernina6ant u. @O.,

SO Gde 2Om6arDRr. u. Martet Space, Baltic.
baben as eerfGufeR
ppuene Deden, Belttedex, Strrhfa6t, fifen, Watrasea,
Bethlehem, urterrSde, 6Peu, SsaSsu, nsteTspfeH, SpGsn
NIB ausfre asnlt9e Baarea.
TerneF:
3sIte. Gstrstbe. side, gftbtsei@trr, SatteI, 53duuae, S@aH'
Fem, Spateit, Srta, S9nttebe,G tfex, 5dHtwerts5tn8e Stt"
ter, Gtttea anb etne srUbt @usrabt ser I4tebtuer s0adren
aubeu btttte EFT . retfen. l7fr1ms>
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
&MnA 1ittD XruR,

@erfaumIuns Spnnias, BEN IS. b. sR., Qbents 8 lltr gip.
SO g: 9i8tfr. Nt&t'Grf@etnenbe baben Fd benz Sei6laB
Der Wtaiorttat 81 fu8en.
IA S. g. .. 6. SO.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
fncefpn 3cne So. ZIG

SGcEfon &o0e NfC. 10, .. y. u. 81
Gte 8riiber eenanntsr 9pse nterten tterrntt bena6rt6tist,
b1s &. SIC. Sp6n gBIener NIT Tobe dtBtns II. bic betreffenbe
Steuer NIT Ntlauf aseIe 2uartaIs be3ablt werNen NUT.
tid) @ep. 6 er, G6rtftm.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
SO Gl5 : GTtract

amen Q22 me- ksiie6tsn, SSu "a" ann aItersssISeFe mn nnO n ie.
benz F6rprrIi9en !3witanbe germ eenpHtnsn 2Dff'f&e II
Wt s@ rtract eurbb ett8bterS rat
Geis5, zines mad benz llrt9ftlte 9errn &er3te liz jektger
3ett unentbetrlt6e 9alf8- unb StarfaH8sntttel, ~6epIrbtSt
Outd BITE BtGeuidaft an89etet4net on 8lraen uns be-
8ruf, Iiaeen-, 5dmperbptbaletber eef@ed6tee 8erbal-
gnB un6 al Bertetner G~6rreriGpiGe. @mpfeblen BON ben
sr5Bten GutDtttdttn br DtebCtn bS Sr- un6 &uslanSes,
belctt Bon Der SnbuNrIe, &aSRelung au 8restau uub aug
AeBetarst bur& SteIe Br0Be GUitene NIB fiberae gerbtent-
gu 6sSen So. "A @putB bar1es 4 r. anb ST..
5 2 = q f Yrattfr.
(febs-1mt) TstctTid) &tifIers MGent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
MelOOc0l18 !!
9Srl[len mre0 9(nnemnlGier

SD rrlaube mir, benz beutl6ea Dubtifum bic &nBet9e 3u
MAIDEN, baB to rai6 ais Opticus Ser rieher9sIafen babe
tnf tdnn ieben nit Brtuet &c. eetau ahb rtbtt8 Derielen.
WlttteIt e:nes 9ptsre.er farm i'd tdS Nuse me len rns pbne
nj prere 9riGea ;u ~probtrea glet6 bic re9ten WlGier 8ebtn.
yietus oIlen 6tennbe, ; MO fp oft IN WailtnetDn beIu3t
tabfu, erIu6e i'd AUD BIER eefaatef bas @letGe at tbun.
b q 8, Opiteida, aus galbtn9tpn,
SO. s gtsrb @reenfrdBe,
u)p27tIjet) ariIDen Baltimore unb GatettearaBe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
SGl3 ! @QIS

SCl ! SA43
5000 SdGe gDtnnIn8tpn8 unb Sefre9S e. Darre93 fttnt8
$4,000 Sdfe 2tSerprpl @rpunb Nnb 10000 SuI6eIS EurfS
Sslsn6 su p~ertauen in b~eItebt9er Quantttdten bet
t6fe-2pl @ler. &err & . 70. 10 Gpntmereear.
1915 Gn6len gum &oitenprets $12
Ste nGonfumenten uniBn gpapagnte" hat BEN 9rets b.,
8pblet anf $6,75 81. Epnne Spt 2240 @fp. tIr Subferi
tenten ertBpt. SIN 8UI8e Der @rRBRun8 Der 8ra4t TT Ste-
ie8 ~sstlIuftg ser &pItfnptetS.
9drser RsnlGat unb f~ubiertbtrt Ruf bieien StCE. Itr
s%eripreBeu Gu9 Ste befeu Sebleu, ueI4e in ben gtaFtt
tCn1ren, eS tf ltsd cir. ftGerer Snoefeutent, fel@sS f@
teiIer tntereftrt, ais U3Gfr.
Der 8etdtlpreja br 6oblen tettdet B12 90 pt. &pnne.
NIT elmer St1erbett etnes b~aIbt9en SteteeE8.
Diefes If bic etnstge gsntp1gnte. pelGe Gu8T6lteBli6 aus
9aIttrnUrern befebt anb BITE etn3t8t Gpntpa8nte. Icslder her
gDafer unb 9anbtrdnspprt %eletG3ettl8 5ar @erfl8uu6 1ebt.
Aettentnbaber, pelGe BITE Rpblen ntdt brauGen, f6nnea
bteie bur6 BITE G%Omsa8nte SfrfGufen la1en pel4e BITE 9rD-
ftte, DtStbeneen Der bput 0erfaWf lberfV If6er &Btlen emit
~iprtn9sn, tpra&3at!ea.
@tienbetms3Dt1en9cf : Ir. 80 8tbS!efr.
Gan6I &Dhlenbp #; Mnt SaBe ter garEltnear.
Rr. is 80. gaBc4teftra6e.
S dtaeS 8. 0t.Sen Sa1nesT j. purOf8,
Ser. praE. (nUt l -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17
0enfEAe 8ettfhrtftem fir 1856

&oeutfdbc 3ettffbrtftem fir 1866
Spe6en empfn8 Id 6e erfen ytumnern bpn
Dte @aEtenIaube Slutrtrtes 5antlten5latt.
Dte S~IluRrtrte melt.
gerItner RlG ber1pGtf6
KItegenbe 81dtter.
ueber 2Gnb II B aR e er. Hu8entetn etQuitr, Bel
tun9 y, 6~ddl1ucer.
Ser Dsrfbarbter. SauRr, gOItattatt psn 6.
StDqe,
Ser ga3ar. Saufr. Damensettung.
Dte Wobenpelt. SIufr. 3sttun8 fir &ptgette II.
9antarbett:n.
9dmmtli6e 3eitf&rifsn treFen reselrnaBts pr 8anpsr
ppn Oeutf9lanb Elm pah Terben fpfprt al bic @bpAuenten
e~rpe6trt.
NuBertent emPfr6le IDS netnt u aentw + 3pt btetsen
er1betnenten Bi1tern, ais:
VI. y. 8eIletrtf6eS SpRrnaL
Srant 2e8lte8 sim frt rte 3 eitnn 9.
erbar nlaWbe.
Nppellen d. a =.
@ertarbs beutf6er 9anfM &e"
pp rter.
3a9lretdtn Nnftrd8en fept ireanbIi&f %ent8s8tn
u. 4. 9 d. m BIT,
jail 66 gtprtt @asfrg nape Der 8tHnsi9u!e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17

&Oblcn 5u Derab0efeeten Nreiien.
gpir b~ertnufeu uun ddte
2ptenS 8age1 Rptleu so. 2 unb 3 SIT $11.00
TO WLStpblen 900
Baltimore Gptp. Rphlet gfp. /, 2 rn6 8 1000
PER TOnne 5pn 224O 9fuh5 at8slieiert In tr9eno esnem GFetl
ber St1ht.
$. 9tranB l. grs,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-17

%,15fs1mt) 8uB opn grrabpag, Sens 9Utnt.
TFD Stieferts2umGbl
aN1p @et 8rutt Street 9aIe,
- 237 50. @rattfr.
WtpntGg, 10. 8ebru1r 1885.
Der 8errdlter Label fetne BreInte Knb has Publtfurh I'M
IU9tmelntn, Defenders aud bn Arton Sc fangSeretn, 81
etneua erpBart'een SmbtB, b~etetetb aus Sduertrater, pbli-
edtent 9Gfenpfefer NIT RlbBen 1t. &C, tabreno Der Dauer
6es pbi9en cages sut IlebernAbmes Setetltbtett f%reunbItuft
elm. 8tn0s anb &albteia tptrS III 8artnttUnen babet SER
trsten fetn. tfantp)
A RF9 Ser 3iirnberger Sri6ter
aMiTIIfaAEzs ptbuet Syreuuten. gefannten unb benz reip. puElt-
sQLlllNs fut tG8 Nd6fetenpe, batmlpS ME er teIblt chen
nur EN- noblmeiRenber Srt4ter. Wionta9 Absno 8 u9f
2un@, 6effn flI6ti9e NprlduIer ME fplgt betBt
Syst neg nit Dlplpnater,
9ebt heg nit pGlt'it
Sur rpbleetrGte 3taten
Sinh unire8 Nfa6enS 1iud.
ga aitt eS 9 d n etnettu@en
ltnS 9 ute + I + a II t-tGs betB!-
Dtt & c II Interbrp1en-
De8 Qettes tel'5er @etf.
EaS Bier, ntdt 81 peraEnen!
81 ron benz d6ten Sag,
gBprauf bic Ras' 8eehen,
Sin alt berGpsteS gtaB.
0eprg 9fpft an Der Selatr 9tede,
Der Eat es etn9ebraEt;
lIne iett BEN RrteseS;etten
Sat man nt6tS S66n'reS 9'ibaHt.
Drum tornntt 3H " urnterGS Ert9tet
limb allan, fra8 CT brtnBt.
Die SUIT ma5t uts gum Dt6ter
limb patre Sreuee tngt
@Bt1tpp &6*mer,
(Inunl 81 81. Trebertffr.