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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

CAUTION TO SoLDIERs.-Since the intro
duction OF bill in Congress 10 equalize
the bounties OF volunteer soldiers, by Civ
ing those who enlisted in 1SGl-2 an extra
bounty, the ''sharlts" ia the cities are send
ing out their circulars, stating that the bill
will soon be passed, and that they will col
lcct the money for those who send them
their discharge papers, as soon as it be-
comes alaw, We would say 10 our friends
that they had better hold ON TO their papers
themselves, The bill is not passed yet, and
IL will hardly become a law this winter. If
it docs, there are those nearer home, with
whom it would probably be better to leave
your papers for collection.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

Certainly PLANTATION BrrrERs viii do
it when nothing else VIII. Melancholy,
Depression, Hypochondria. Insanity, all
spring, more or less, from q diseased stom-
ach, aud this PLANTATION BrrrERs Is sure
cure for, There is .no9lgistake about II ;
Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness, Agne,
and Low Spirits must yield 10 the health
giving and genial iuiluence OF the PLANTA-
TION BITTERs. III you are in doubt, make
one trial and be convinced. IiI4l, -,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

& Speilman have received a large consign-
ment of splendid Artillery and Cavalry
Blankets, which they will sell at Auction
this evening, at their rooms, No. 3l3 Third
street These blankets are suitable for
horse covers and many useful purposes.
The sale will be positive.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

THE LAY SERMoN.-We have such an in
cessant demand for the Lay Sermon" of
"Cadmus" inrcply to DIR. Thomas first SER
mon against the drama, that we have been
induced TO print several hundred copies of
the former. Copies may be obtained at the
Empire Office.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

is warranted to be the only preparation
known TO cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Be-
ing prepared from Honey and Herbs, IT Is
healing, softening and expectorating, and
particularly suitable for all affections of the
Throat and Lungs For sale by'Druggists
eYerYXhere.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23
Large Fires In BdnaIo.
BUFFALO, JANUARY ~.

A dispatch from Titusyille this evening
states that there were two large fires in
that town last night. Three men wero
arrested charged with being inccndiaries.
They are being tried by u vigilance COM
mittee, and II found guilty will be hung at
once. tf.a.a.r rrrrfU
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

.-D \, ,,,, " 49,, pr
tB Dh. morI ME ,,fI AhIh l'iF ~, IL.n
are constantly oeco'nlilS ,n mio[c anu iiore
popular Iney ate tckHoWie"s9u s 1, sy;. 10 naye
Liver Complaints Dyspepsia, Fever of all
KINDS, Jaundlce, .ostiyehess' n ram M IN the
S.omacr, olue, hes'ti' Dack' ana bowelS,
Blllous Soinpiaihls, ioss 9i AppeI11Ie, olfk
iieadaehe, SosoIuia, Scala aI iea.l, hleuma-
tism, cohc; ~ Piys ala sores on
uae okll, IalpiIatloRnl nl my iieirtl u l-2wness
oi opIrlCs' al.l Vi w WotNi,eaa vi S,ie nIe'isl'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

GB- AN INvALtABLE REMRDY.-None,
except those who have suffered all the hor-
rors of threatened Consumption, can fully
appreciate the value and efficacy of DIR.
HALL's BALSAM--a sovereign remedy in
all the various stages of this much dreaded
disease.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23
Robbery in the Boston Post-office

BOSTON, January "a clerk in the
Boston POst-Ofiice named AlOnzo Hutchings
has been arrested for robbing the mails by
special agent of the post-otlice DEPART
ment This makes the second arrest in this
office within six months.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

SNOw.-A fall of several inches of snow
last night gives to-day very wintry as
pect. Speaking of snow, reminds us that
Langdon & Bro. have splendid stock of
Sleighs on hand, at their extensive manu-
factory, on Fourth street. They are Just
what is wanted by pleasure-seekers. Go
and see them. og
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

COAL AND WooD.-Thomas d Beck, deal
ers in Coal and Wood advertise large
stock Of these articles in this evenings pa
per. They have unlimited facilities, are
both very clever gentlemen, and it gives us
pleasure to add, are doinga large and pros
porous business.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23
new York meneY Marker.

NEW YORK, January "a Money quiet and easy
at per cent Sterling Is duh and nominal at 1Oss
gfOSaf. Gold rules ilrm opening at 1874 adyanc-
ing 20 1895, and closing at 1881 Government
Stocks are dun, and n simle lower
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

ILLNESS OF BISHOP MORRIS, OF THE METH
oDIsT CHuRCH.--This well known Metho-
dist prelate was stricken down with paraly-
sis at Xenia, Ohio, on Saturday. es
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

Z t9y- Those who have suffered from Serof7
MA, Ernptions, or any other impurlty Of
The Blood, Will find SCovILL's BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP invaluable, as it viii cleanse
the Blood and permanently eradicate from
the system the cause of the disease, thereby
restoring health, and viyacity TO the sys-
EN-. - .Ait lttH.I
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Dayton, Ohio,
Tuesday, - January %, 1866.
IsOca1 NGatters-7

WANTED Mountaineering thousand
feet of Black and White Walnut, Blue Ash,
and Poplar logs at Slentzs Bucket Factory
Wyapdott street, Dayton, o., for which the
highest cash price will be paid.
Jan 20-wtf i. RITTY.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

LosT.-On Second or Jefferson streets,
gold locket, book shaped. The finder will
be literally rewarded by leaving it at tlri
office.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

OWNERS of property, read advertisement
"Wanted," in another column.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

"Uanst thounot minister to . mind diseased,
And, with some sweet, oblivious Rn,idote,
Cleanse The foul bosom Of the perlous stuff
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23
DYSPEPSIA!
DoCToR
STRlCLAND'S
TONIC.

C~-------- ---aI1 Tone is i eoneen-
trated preparation of Roots and Herbs, with
antiacids and carminatives to. strengthen
the stomach and nervous system. Ii is a
certain remedy for Dyspepsia or Indiges-
ton, Nervousness, Loss OF Appetite, Acidi-
ty of the Stomach, Flatulency aud Debility
II is not. alcoholic, therefore particuarly
suited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspeptic
persons For sale by all Druggists every
where at 81 per bottle.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

tB- Take Biokrene and defy Fever and
Ague. This glorious vegetable tonic forti-
fies the system against intermittents, cures
dyspepsia, puts the nerves in Order, clears
the brain, sustains the constitution, and
estores the lost vigor Of any and every
ergan.'. Depot % Dey st., N. Y.ssfold by
alf Druggists. E5 ,rlf.f| - :. 1111si
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

ATTHE OREGON News AND 0YsTKR DEPoT
What the people want-a 81 90 history of
the Great Rebellion, complete in one vol
umn ofnearly 800 printedpages for sale by
AMBROSE /. L.DuNLEvY, Fifth st. on Canal.
tH.-rrl. ,f. Dec 19dlml
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

TowNsLKY's INDIAN TooTHAcHR ANoDYsR
IN her family.tIf she has children that
have the toothaehei it will cure them. Ii any
of the family have scurvy ON the gums Il
viii cure IL, III some of the cousins have
diseased gums, rendering their mouth very
UNPLEASANT, IL will cure the disease, and
render the gums red and of beautiful
color. li.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

The Rome (Ga,) correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial communicates the
following as 10 the effect produced by
Thaddeus Stevens late speech:
fyou want to hear Southern man ut
ter maledictions both loud and deep grit
his teeth, flash his eyes, and vatlcinatc gem
orally, ventilate this speech. 1t Is now
pretty well disseminated over Georgia, and
it stirs the tiger passions Of the people.
Said one man 10 me, III the policy of that
speech Is TO be the policy of the Govern
ment, there will be another rupture
Haven't you had enough Of war p''I asked.
THAT has nothing to do with it, lie re-
piled. "We all have but one time 10 die, aud
better 10 die than 10 be tIOdden doNn under
foot ignominiously into the dust" The
vocabulary of exccratiOn aud scorn Is not
extensive enough 10 express the public
feeling about the speech. III Stevens should
take sudden desire 10 depart this life, a
visit South would be apt TO accommodate
him with speedy exit.
The last plank OF the scaiIold near the
eye Of the dome of the capitol at Washing
ton has been removed, revealing the mag
nifcent design Ia fresco, upon which for
eighteen months past the artist Brlnnidi
has been mt work. The central piece of
this painting Is II picture of Washington, on
the right and left of which are representa-
tiOns of Peace aud Justice. Around are six
groups the first representing War, a pic
tiire Of Mars; Agriculture, picture OF Ceres /;
Mechanics, picture of Vulcan; Commerce,
picture Of Mercury Marine. picture ofNep-
tune, and Science, picture of Minerva.
FROM the floor Of the Rotunda 90 the centeI'
Of the picture is one hundred and eighty
feet The cost Of the whole work is over
$50,0O0, ID .,r.i..4 od' L..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23
I CIrRE DIR. StrickiaDd's
=. PI'Gns. SGH PILE REMEDY

Has cured thousands Of the worst cases of
Blind and Bleeding Piles. 1t gives imme-
dlate relief and effects a permanant cure.
Try 1t directly. 1t is warranted 10 cure.
For sale, by. all Druggists at 80 cts. per
bottle. 'i..i
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-01-23

FoRREsTIANA.-We find the following in
the Columbus correspondence of the Cleve-
land PLAIN Dealer: ~ F
"By the by, good joke is told at the ex-
pcnsc Of one of our citizens. A most ran
tankerous Republican, who owns large
interest in the opera-house, wrote TO Mr..
Forrest, at Dayton, urging him TO visit
Columbus. Mr.. Forrest replied that his
visit to the West was only at the urgent
solicitation of an old friend, whom he was
anxious to oblige-IIon. Clement l.. VAL
andigham-who also urged him to visit
Columbus, and hence he would accept the
offer"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-26

benust uerbeM Riemanb sann auf GrfoIs i'm gef {
fbdft redbnen, Der ni&t gef3dIi9tsit I'M S4retbe"
utb in Der ~ sEz
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-26

= Das 9onisbiIIe SonrnaI mel6et !:
General Grant bot fi6 uolltpmme1 nit
Der philadelphia Contention einperitans
ben erfldrt. Gbenio Sberntan.
Da Serr Yrentice ni9t bin3ufigt,
ueI6e 8bila6elpbia Contention or
liieirt, 70 iuoIlen mir, UNI Srrtbinner au
Dermei6en, conitatiren, bab bic gonben>
ton lcbaIer SibIi1er gerteint lift, Die
am 3. Septelnber ftattfinben tuiro. Mit
benz Seudierpad, ipel1es ont IA. @us.
guit in Der Stabt Der 8ru6erliebe Sra
9eniaaten ausitreute, baben Mf6nner
ipie Grant in6 Sbernian riidts gu tbun.
ingorrefponOent nenit ben Sur.
sfiirften bon Seifens Ddrmitatt einen
,,i,otorifden alien GfeIH. Das 1T elm
iebr Experimentation @usbrud.
= 8rofenor 9Isafli3 Iaet, Der Grid
SCOTLAND stuilhen ben Seipdiiern, bic
in ben ct. aaipreneeitrom unb Oenen bic
in ben atlontiI@en Ocean fiebeu, gele !
gen, 1T 0as altefte 9anb Der gBelt. GB
mar emit cine eiulatte Smell, tsitirauf6t
BON ben @eIIen zines iinenolitbeA
Oceans,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-26

@rant ia9te zines Sages in Com
oeriat1on NIT einem SSreunoe, bab es
our9aus unuiib fur England mare, einen
@eianoteu in 8aibineton gu baIten, 10
LANCE 9emaro 9taatsiefret6r fei. Gems
arb lit elm beilerer Siener fur Gno[ono.
aIs irsen6 elm birefter Mgent es iein
f0nnte. gr befikt feinen onOeren ghr<
gei3, als gnoIan0s SntereGen 3u bjcneu
unO er benubt ALE Wfa9t ieines Mmtes
gu oielem gnoe.
Nadri5ten aus SIIinois, S0ipa
unb 8iSconfin melben, oab cine grobs
9etreioeerubte in. bielem Sabre an ere
par:en mar. Sod Die iin9ften 6eftigen
Stiirue ba6en niel, iebr bel SelofrI1te
total berni6tet. Wfehr ODER tpeniaer :
S9aben lit our@ ben 9ansen 9orhre.
fen neruria9t tporoen. sl.f1ssa s
Gin abf6euli1er Wforb tuur6e on
Nittipo@ 9ladt in Union Solpnfbip,
Bartholomew GouHtp, Sne., Derii6t.
Sin Nfann Slatnens Sobn &Anei0er
murbe in eittem @treif 0ur6 0ds Ser3
gefoden. Ser Streit entitan0 elmer
iunsen Oame balber, bic G1neiber bon
elmer @eieai9aft mad Saufe seIeitete 81
gSie @arme gletI5cr tr5pfeIn /.
ntadt uno Str6me in ben 8ippen aest
frorener Ber9e 0ffnet, 70 lernt bas Ser3 !,
erit ben bolen SIuB uno ba8 9eben ieis
mes Summers fennen, tuenn er anfSn- +
tbauen nno 81 beri9pinoea beainnt. 4 ,
@iienbabn3iige, in SornI bon 81. 4
garren conitruirt, iperben ais WfitteI
ernpfoblen ben atinoipbdrilden @ioer<-
ftanb gu bernlinbern Der bic @ile Der
3uge in ibrer iesigen 9eitalt UNI Be-
Seutenoes bers0gert, 49, ny
4rofeiior g8ilbnr, Samiltou, g.
98., rteint, baB 8etroIeunt aus @ee,a
pFau5en entItanoen, ebenfo ipie1 8eble
ibren uriprung in 9anbpFan5en Eat. Hsg
lin @eibna9ten berunt fiub @ier
febr ielten unb folelid febr bod i'm
8reiie. Weit ueni9 SorgfaIt tam man
iie i'm CONNER 10 berpa6en, oab fie
| fril9 un6 gut Bis in ben @patminfet
binein bleiben. Gine Der beften g8eifen,
@ier gu berpaden, 1T iie in SelstobItn.
ifaub gu Legen; man fiIle cine &iite nit
bieierl StaMb uub iese bic Gier, eos
6ide Gnoe nnten, binetn; man ftelle Die
&ifte an eiten fhblen. trodenen Srt un6
pafe iie elm Seal ale biersebn Gage INN. 9
Wfan itelIe Die Siite an eiteft Srt, bon I
tpel9em iie ins 9lu9e fdllt 70 6aB -bas
l1npafen rli9t berfaur,t tpiro.-
Sin anberer einfaderer ilnb bieIIei9t
ebenio gutter BIan in, bic gier in irtene
&riiee gu pafen, bic NIT &aItmaFer at,e
geflQt iino. Wan etebe Ba6er auf
9el0fdten Salt unb IaiIe es eirige Sage
bebeft feben. Sic feinen 1beiI4en
oes Salfes, Die fi6 nidt auf ben 8o6en
feben, oerbleiben ailf ben gterl9aaIen,
fiilen bte Ycren un6 erbaIten Bic 6 Ter
boIlfontnen gut unb frif6, felblt iperla
Die Dotter burd Ianges Steben an bic
| SdaaIe ii6 anfesen folIteu, ira lsf-
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craanifation.

Organization.
Gen. gaj. SEQ. s. Tbomas, 9rdfbent.
n. W. Sobnion, 8ises 9rdioent.
SeIir n. Gheatbanl, SetretGr.
@ufo M TeI1ou, ShGbr etftery
sSpfepb Saubed, GeneruIsAgent fir Ginrn6nbe=
- ring.
Sirectoren.
Gen. Rai 9eu. 8. Ebomas.
" R. %, SobnIou. rs
Samuel Station,
Midael Burns,
~ 8. 50. 9aramore, trs5 f
y 6. 6. 3iers,
BIB. %. 9efIeboDer-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-26

ibdft red5nen, Der nidbt Beiddll9fslf TN SVFElUeH
unb in Der "a ~Ez
40 Sud fMbrung s4.i Slid
erporben BAT. nsa1jyl rlsibdJ
8eibes laHR Iett erIernt rperoen, obre Sabre saf
rauf ss perrpenben unb Obne bic S6ier an Gnseaben
non $50 oeer $50 fit 8iider unS SdreIbmaterdlten
gu n6tbsen, 6a Oeie Gs9endnbe toftenrei geIiefert
perbett.
Die Serren 9oIbedr bic dItefen unh erfobreniten
aetrer in hteien Speeen in Nmeritd baben iet pies
len subren 2ebrdntalteu IN 9tai6uiIe, 9eps BORT,
GesO rIednsi Me1pbis 1e. gehaIten pitb ne gauben,
SoB tie Remano i'm grlnbii9en trelIen unterrt9t
dbertrtfft - * L75&t @t-alis~-t' sel5-f -+l
Mit aenntniisn In Steien 8peigsn uah IN Der
f95nen unb niAIi5en annft Der
8bonograpbie ''o'.
fnSen i,nee gdnner rpenis S9Ipisrisfeit portbeiJ=
bate Steau1een au erIangef, mas aber t5unen fte
obne bieie 4enntnib erparten2 .fst --H ,-ealII
S.@, 9pIbear,
iber Smitb's Drug Store, Ode Gburd unb @ine Str.
ann Sc 7slfr f inI IL tf.s +
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.cmcS 0lGd
Der -
Granfcn Mtnf66eit.

Surd Iangidbrise BemIHunsen hes Doctors s. ae=.
up 1T IS enbl geIungen elm nepes RitteI, sHne NIT
nera9e 8etanbt5eile gu entSsden, peles bic peroI<
toTmen geiuno ma9t. SofeIbe ift bereits pon Gbez
mttern MnteriudDt uro pom Der hoffen MebictndIbes
AOree in Mesbinaton geprft ais Dirtli beiIiaAtb
funSen Irb bas gatsnt ertbetlt nnter BEN amen
2eon'S Weeficfne. -
HafeIbe drtt ben @snsen urb bic gebHrne, entfernt
Ser seinnS, 10 bab teirt masenfranpf oSes ae6isrs
gen oSer Sotbrennen ftnttnben feiin bringt grosen
Sunger une Appett; belt in t,tr3er et bic GidrrbSe
uub Der Climber SomnercompI (fir etterss ntiiE
asbrl6lid bic Mebicin seforbert erben.) 8erdngert
5as aeben berSaungen anftrSbrtr unb nnterIeibs=
S3ptnsidtieen anssebrnns. inbem iie ben rpeiterii
iestsrer aranibsit mus man S sres an Ben
member nit genauer Nneabe Der Reri5nItdbfeit hesl
perbietet Der GboIera ober iont atedasen Rranfbs2
ten i'm R6rper 9 einsuf@leI4en; resuIirt bGs But,
insbeiorbere Der inngen Rd64en. lFssI - 3i4 9
snss H ZEN t sSsss z ss9 s. ssSes s
men tdgi9 trcpfen= nHo in perf9iebenen 3ranfbetsz
isn 10 sssgss II sRsE e. sEst be aE ss
8ittern, hnbert bic S4mersen Der gitfie unb BELT
6as So6brennen, tSOtet bic a8iruer u6 BELT be
ut pes Dtassns nnS Der GinsepesSs IN einigen RinHS
Serune; beiit bic unper6mH9teit IN elmer Stiinbe
Rnh bennmt has 6ersfIDpfen inis erwet1t bus Erpmz
meLfen bes Sauben; nbert bas Rcpine5, reinigt Sas
BIut, brinst IS in Circulation ,.t,S ii poatommer
beiIbar gegen bic gt uno Der 5dmorhoihsu inh be-
t6rSert bic monGtIi&e #etntg2ns Der Stoaei,s mmsr
unb fir oas hobe alter. Gs, lift elm Bermnbrangss
mifteE gegen ole Gnftefeube 8tanfH Grippe GHo=
lera, pen. Sin alter i4wa6es Gneis syjmiEt ei6en
Gbl6Hel pol ole Tase ouBer BEN tdeEi9en @ebreu4
pon Eropfen, wirb better Hnb erIafI9t perjaSenbe
Settles un6 R6rpertrfe nn6 fam Elm bobes MIter err
reidben. Den SdmiIien nIbt qeiiua III eipfebIen. =
9e6raMdbsanweifmng befast bas Ndtere lfil lf2isi.
sinEsiSsn fils az RsrusniSSass isiSeSss psriOasi
Die Sfaf@e Dollar. fst'sI5 NJ fsae'.gi 81 ~
5erner 2epp's Balfan, Us Gents) fir Suften w.
uhhniten Der @inDer. ~ t'@t3 40 4
Serner 9ersftdrfeneer BaIfana, go @ts.) segen
Ohnma9ten u. pl5Rli9 lberfaIenbe 6ersensf Gwdbe.
Serner &enD'S 8dIbe 9egen franfe Brittle, gum Grs
meideR, MafSieben u1o uoltomme &c 0eilun9. eg
6erner Elm erit iieu eftbe6tes DstteI gegen @ansen
urb Tosquttos lbte 6Iaf9e so Gts.l I'M feIbige ouf
INNER aus ben 8etten nnb @fnoen 81 perIlIgen,
9tatb rpirb MnentsebItd ertbeIt pom Hcrgefts S-f0
unS poW 40 flbr Na9mitte9s. + - 4ffspfjils5g.
H DIR. e. 2eoD, as1siii
Office 502 Dearborn Street, 425;
a2O 3mt @.bicaap,
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: EenrtefTee @O1onifatiOns=
pnb Us 81
Gimipam6ertlnAs -Sefea fbaft

Sncorporirt hrrh einen Nct Der eefetsebenben 9ers
fdnfntIung hes Stuates Eenaeffee pom "A. $
afai 1866.
9lutoriIirtes &apitdl 81, 000, 900
10000 9lctien; ie0e 3u $50.
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1866.
Observation-Disclosures
Yafetfabrt Mttien= O eieli dat.
1866.
5Wt1WVH
@arnbur8 rttab Seetp 9Drf,

srutf9en
@arnbur9 ir1tb O6etp : SDrf,
pia Sput5ampton,
uermtteIit Der nemer, arf has Sobete erbauten unb
GIeganteite eingertbteten grpben eifernen Bot
Dampfi9iffe
MIIemamta, $500 Cons, (neu) Gupt q. Eruutman
9ermania, 1900 8. OILERS.
sarDnio, 25OO ~. 6. Reier.
8orufita, 2100 - SS S9wenfen
guparia, 24Oo o. 9anbe-
1eutonia, 24OO pS9. Q. 9oadt
eimbria, $500 Jim sGn.)
2nei Gampfer TN Bau besriffen. -f5i
Die 9ampfer bieIer ainie peroeu Ddbrenb btefes
Sabres reseImdbts Don Rep 9ort mad 9amburs
ln6 spGr ana usI 5JEF
San. 6. 20. Suli TIA. q. %.
Sebr. 3. II 9lug. 4. II. Is. 25,
M6ra 8. IL. 81. Gpt. /, 8. 10. %. 20
9lpr. IA. 81. %. Set. 6. ID. 20, 81.
Wtai5. 10. 10. 26.9fob. 3, 10,
Stunt 2. y l6. %. 30.
abfabren. 8 s
Son Stem sgorf mad
Samburs,, Saire, 2onbou unb SoutS
hampton:
TIM. J Dberer Colon. ...........$1 sos 90
l. sdlnfe I Iinterer Salon. .ls...... SO 50 /.
31pif9enbed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 %
Son Samburg u. Sabre na9 Stem @9ort:
r:x. ! Sberer SnIpn. .....-......$ SIP so
l. S"l"'' nnterer Saloon ...........t 30 90
| Spif6enbt1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40 w
(sabIbar in Sob oDer gapierzgeIS nit @OIb<asio.)
aiuSer spif&en unS 10 Snbren bic 9dIfte. (sae
| incIuiipe 8ef6ftieung.)
! 8etour>Tidets su errndBieten preifen.
Museroem mer6en rpfbrenn oes gausen es1bre3 Grtra
| Stedmers obeben, 10 bas nabesu cine fpS9entfide
gerbinbuns swif9en Rew>9orf Mnb 9ambMr9 ftatt<
| Fnben wirb.
| HSy@padete mad G,ropp nebmen mir bis nbr
! am A6eanestase zines ieben Sdn1pffdiffes an.
Begen 4afIage in biefen Sampfern Tpenbe man iidb
| IN Rem< BORT an bic acknowledgement ber 2inie
6. g. &i6ar6 unb SoaS,
30. @arflap zStrase, nobe BroaSrDap.
| IL. gtGrs 6mts.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-26

Die Sauptswede Der geieaf9uft ftHO : ermunteruns
sur Ginmanberung IN uf1ieren StGat unb Berihui@
Jung Don 4rbeit ieber Art
Den erften bieier 9rpede beabi btiat iie Surd @n=
tanf pon 2dubereien Su erreben mo ii9 angemefene
@afertraft ober a1oere &ortbeiIe fir Sabrit= Inter
ssssn Sa5Sste ki DOs SE ste srOssrsr Sas
fenbahnen. 9ieie 2Gnbereien fonen in paien6e Dals
fteGen unb grSBere 51d9en ansgeIegt uttb an ben
Giruan6erer ertweeer 5t1 mirfh9en ober rpenig ers
b6bten Rpitenpreis in Der Dirt perfaut ueroeu, bab
sptIden 3pe perfanften cine pd ante 4areeae iegen
bleibt Der 9dMfct bat elm 8iertbeiI boar nnb Sas
Die Geienidaft Mrs and5 Is agentar fir qrose
aanbbeser bienelt pe3e br saus eooniiirt su feben
gIpini3en. EkAEEl EAEssEe
burh 8eibaffung BON Sanonertern, @drtnern nnb
ieber Mrt Mrbeitern ~ Be rieSieen sic pirb Mrbe
uerj9affen fDnnenl oa es tbr mD9li 1T DeffdfgunS
3u obnenoen reiien i'm geiMnoeiteu uno fru tbdreu
&Iima ber gdn3en 98et s3Ii6ern no ebeffn roirb ie
i'm Stnnbe ietn ben Arbets9ebeI sufrieoeu SUIT efsn,
iubem ne bic arbeiter fur i'm an ir9eno einen 9ens
oHngSpIab ooer cine Gifenbabu Station liefert. aeir
beabii5hgen, un1er SpItem, ollie Mrten BON Arbetern
mad iebem Ebel hes Staates su bef5roern, INNER
mebr 81 Overwhelmingly. Begen udberen 8etim@
@anft ''l' - A''l ! = - 'N'''''' 49, ''|''
Der Gerpinn Der geieuS9aft wirb Don benz fpdteren
gerfauF Der porbebaItenen in3rpti1en Hesenben
9runoitiide, pom &ufbdu pom Oorfern .uno Stdoten
an basu geeigreten StelleH, pom Der Mufbiilfe pom
SSabrifen oer aH9eseinen GntTutdelurg Der prohnt=
tens nno bes Staates uno enbs
lid ben Gebfbren fir 8eiOrstIns pom Arbett err
pdrtet. ~
Ia infer CAPITAL Glf benz 2anobefs,oer 9eieHfChaft
bGfrt 1T, 70 mus ieSe BertbsrbOhGag Ses lestersm
nct5pensig bic 9tctten in seid1em IaBe pertbponer
MAIDEN unS baber erben unIere Actien Snbaber oie=
1eiben eben 70 fiber oIs portHeiibdft ftnben. =
Die 6auptsS flee wirb in 1aibpiae, Teun., gebaIz
ten unb bic GeieH1aft beabii9tigt, SubzAgenfen IN
ebem Gountu oes Gtaaes dnsuiteuen. SubicriptionsS
bidder befnoen ib in ben 9dnoen non Mition 4eIfon,
Sdabmetter; Selir g. G6edtbam, SefretGrs UNI sSoi.
Saitbef. General aent fir Ginmanbernng, welbe
autorirt fno, nntersetbnunsen fir Attiem Der @e@
ielidait crteesen su nebmen.
SEQ. 8. E1pmd8,
9rGfbent Der lenn. GpIouiiatipnss
unb Ginwanberunes =@eielf9aft.
SeIiS q, Gbeatbam. az ~
Sefretdr. junt7.bp,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-26
@etbIebe,tt 9fcabe1nn.

z nabt 9 Il tab eth 10 n, IN. n 10
Giefes Snititmt, Iailse ,laS gnffis 5etannt, f6o6
fem IesteS Semefer am 49, SNnt NIT groser G5re une
wir6 BE RIoHen pteSer go
am 1iten Woutas i'm September 4
er5ffnen.
Rcorb, nnterrift in ntebrteen 3weisen $1,000
S6bere 4Ipeige, Srons6iif9 uub Spuniib, EiI 3Is.
9eidnen, NaIen IN Buiierfarben, Sc a.
6erseihnHnacn uno OelmaIersi 4te3 500
StaIieniid5e AeaIere 500
0sufif ouf benz GIapier 1000
GMitdrre 1900
Mnf5mr.Iinee nit GtIenbabnsigen ffttben a8oaen
in GEi3nbetbtoun bel arfunft Der Cars beim Sdlus
ieber Sisung unb su ieoer Bet Uenn es gemhnf9t
fptrb I'M iRnee Seueu unb @epSf IN hos Snitinit ~
I'm ndbere aast.1nft Iuenbe mon ii& an Ste Sapes
riorin BON 8etblebems GIiaabetbtcwR, ap. !e1Eg
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