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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26
Financial Panic in Great Hr..ala.

In Great Bitein The financial panic cul.
minated late on Tuesday afternoon, the
lob, in the suspension OF Overend, Guer.
ney & Co. Their business was converted
10 August last into limited liability com
.pany with nominal capital five millions
sterling. of which million and a half was
paid up. The liabilities are stated at from
ten to twelve million pounds sleIling.--
Their break down is attributed TO heavy
speculative sales of shares which forced
them down from ten premium 10 discount
The depositors began to get alarmed aud
draw. .qti- .,.-s.gs I'd
Ga The 10Th there was an application for
assistance made at the Bank Of Eoglaud,
bat IL vas declined. on tbes ground that it
would be vain, 10 a crises like the present, ,
to assist one establishment, unless they were
prepared 10 help other applicants as we'll
Itwas too lste 10 make call on The share
holders,er 10 takelany other steps. The
doors Of the establishment we're consequent
y closed. The failure does not com
promise the Guerney Bank at Norwich.
On the following morning (Fdday, the
IItb) intense excitement preyaiIed in iua-
cis circles Of Dobdon. Liverpool and other
centres, and business was almost SUE
pended. eHai' fa"i 7'~.7' 9i' o..
The times of the 18Th, in its city article,
says the Bank OF Englabd Yesterday rails.
ed the rate Of discount from 8 to 9 per
cent and charges for special advances to
l0!per cent, and the pressure even at these
rates was enormous and it was ouly on IN.
exceptionable bills that accommodations
could be obtained. MeanEhle additional
and most serious disasters we're hourly an
Doupced. The 6rst was Of a comparatively
small bank, the Eoglish Joint Stock, for
ESQ, 600. then that Of Peto L. Belts for
95. .000. 900, then that Of W. Shrimpton,
Rsilway contractor, for R20O, 900, and
finally il was ,uniersr ood that the Imperial
Mercantile Credit Association, whose paid
~ capital Is half million sterling and the
Consolidated Discount Company with a
paid % ccpitsl OF quarter Of million
sterling, mus, with extremely heavy lia.
,bililies,. go into iiSuidatiend s o.di.s -
During the day Inc most 10 'ense anx'ely
was maDifested.lo ascertain II any steps
had been taken by the leading bankers and
merchants TO representrto. the Government
the extent Of the crises. and false noti6ea-
tion 10 the stock exchange to- the effect
that and extra issue Of bank notes, TO the
extent of ten millions had. been authorized.
caused at one time o general rebound 10
prices. iif
Later 10 the evening 1t transpired that
the Government had resolved to suspend
the Bank Charter Act.
The assets Of Pete & Belts, even under
the most depressed circumstances, are esti.
mated at eve millions sterling, and il Is
confidently assumed that To- a short time o
proposition for the adjustment Of oil claims
en- be submitted. Eye'y one gill hope
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26
Blockade. G. of CaIiao.

Commodore Rodgers writes that he re-
ceived notice of the blockade OF Callao,
with four days for neu,rals to leave. He
gives an account of the bombardment
Both sides fought wi b courage. The
SpaDiards were obviously badly punished,
and their loss is unknown. ~
The fear Of torpedoes kept the Span
iards OF long range. p aH
The Peruviaus had nine batteries mount
ed with 80 Founders, 800 pouDder Arm
strongs and 450 FOUNDER Bskeley rifles,
besides the iron clads Leo and Victoria
aud three wooden eunboats. In less than
half an hour the Villa de Madrid had
ber motive power deranged and was towed
out of action TIE Beregsela moved out
twenty minutes later, having received a
heavy rifed shot near the water-line. leak.
ing badly aud obliged to careen to prevent
sinking. At half past two O'Clock the
Blanca and Resolution retired 10 repair
injuries, but soon ret turned to their positions
and with the rest OF the fleet except the
| two fret named, continued the 6ght to the
end of the action.ai II .'- ~ -. at. =
Soon after the commencement of The
battle, Peruvian battery cont aiming two
+ 800 pounder Armstrong; was blown mp,
dismountipg the guns and killing or wound
ing every one 10 the vicinity. Iu another
battery 800 FOUNDER Armstrong was
dismoupted at the first Fl e. With this
exception The FIRE of the Peruvian batteries
was heavy and well directed, and every mo
meut became more fatal and destructive
Soon after FIVE o'clock the Spsniards retired
the batteries firing till they were out Of
reach. The last shot was fred by the
monnitor Victoria. fF3I
The Peruvians are said to have lost 80
killed and ITO wounded. The shot disa
bling the steam pipe of the Villa de Madrid
killed eighteen and wounded twenty one,
and it is thought therefrom that the total
Spunish loss far exceeding that of the Perm.
vians. That vessel bad eight shot holes 10
her sides. The Blanca was struck forty
times, ard other vessels nearly as many.
The Numancia, being iron clad came cfl
very WE'LL but one 8 inch rife piojeclie
pierced her inch from plating and
went partly through the wooden backing
She was fought TO receive the fire at an
angle, hence her plating caused the shot
to glance.
The officers Of the Vanderbilt think
the Spaniards in no condition TO renew The
fight. TheyNhad only solid shot, SO the
city was little injured .|I
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26
CLEVELAND WHOLESALE MARKET.

...... CLEvELAED, May 23 1866.
FLOUR-The market steady and high arades;
common irregular. Sales 80 bbls choice country made
xxi held at $4,5O;@l50O do Xxx white $l55O1l6 90
good country Xxx white at 1880 Choice XXX sping $l05
City made Xxx red held at $2 SO; Xxx white $l5-
50e1l6 90 ..-. = .-f e -
WHEAT-The market is steady. There isa fair demand
for Milwaukee spring at full prices crgoes cou
negotiated except at metea concession Sales bush
and ears No. Milwaukee spring at $780, amber
Michigan is held at s., ,70f0269.
CORN-Inactive and nominal at e3c for No. mixed from
store. ..I4
oATS-In moderate demand and prices Sales cars
No, on track at Soc from store. ..
LARD-Steady and firm at 23c in terces 24c IL kegs
fqS ci'y-rendered Sales 1000 lbs at quotations
HAMs-Steady City sugar-cured canvassed and uncan
vassed, 20 and 22c. 'r .in.i
less BEEF-Sieady at $500. Extra Mess 5000.
DRIED BEEF-In good demand and steady at Csc can
vassed and 2ic uncsnyassed.
BUTTER-Du and declining. Prime yellow Western re-
serve is held at Bic an extreme price
CHEESEThe stock of old Is exhausted. New Is in mod
crate request at range of l096c, according to quality
EGGS-Quie and steady at l6c
PErROLEUM-Firm. Bonded Is held at 3SM39c for
June delivery here, and 44c delivery New
York Free held at 555oc Sales Of outside lot Of so
bbs free at 55c
PoTAroES-Good demand and higher Sales prime
Peachbows In bulk at rs. per bu; 240 bbls do do
at $500 per bb.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

THE NAroSALIsr.-The Nationalist is loya
paper recently started in Mobile. The editor
is a Southern man. Here is what he says in
his salutatory concerning the President and the
Republican party: e,,.'.-f -sI1a la'ar /
My next will be to advocate, as best
may, equal rights 10 ell men. under.
stand fully the danger of 80 doing. in this
community, and know, TOO well. that the
Presidents course is increasing this danger
every day. But as the work must be done,
the risk must be run. i will, however, ex.
press the hope that our friends at the
North viii keep the Republican party uni.
ted, and not follow after strange gods
If the Union party will only keep toge her
and let all other parties know they intend
to settle the reconstruction question &C.
cording TO their own ideas of justice aud
sound policy, without regard to the de.
mands of defeated traitors, all will yet be
we'll, for the whites will either acqniesce in
the decision or 60 to Bruzl, Mexico, or
some other country, where negroes are al
ready admitted to social as well as political
equality.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26
rKEuInMs bon snEARlNa.

w w Hill, Andover, lst Premium, $500
K o Parkhurst, Psrkmau, Ohio, I'd do 200
Draper. Gray, Cherry Valley, Sd do loo
Tho weather was very fine, and everything
passed of qaite smootby. As the Fair was
free TO oil, no premiums were awarded by the
Association for the best sheep, aud II was ex-
pec,ed that under this arrangement farmers
would dare bring out their sheep, and compare
with their neighbors but on account Of the
sheariug being the last day Of the week, land
partially on account Of their being little shy
Of being beat by their neighbors) the show Of
sheep was not as large as Il ought to have been
10 Ashtabula county, where We have so many
good sheep. Still this as commencement
was very good; but next year let us oil take
hold in good earnest, and have big Fair.
q 4.a .YtEe -.rf HENRY TALC0TT,
secreary Ashtabula County wssl Growers Assoca ton
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26
MARRIED

At the reidence of Rev. E. p Clsbee in JEFF
ferson, May nth, Arthur G. Evan Rapp, of
Geneva, to Miss Ann Storrs, of Saybrook. b.
In jefferson, May 9th, by Rev. e. c. Farley,
Spencer Atkin, Of Montville Ohio, to Miss Ma
ry Lyons, of Harpersfeld. tt'. II 81.
In Andover, April 18th, by Rev. w. A.
Clark, Philo A Tobias, of Andoyer, to Miss
Maria j. Parker, of the same place. 9'3y
In Conneaut, on the 22d of may, by Rev. l.
d. Ames Piney +. Kellogg Esq, Of Monroe,
to Miss Lizzie Hatch, Of Yellow Springs, o.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26
DIED


Nodces Of Deaths, free, Obituaries, half rates.
In Windsor, May 18th, Earl Clapp, Esq,
aged sixty-one years.
April ED, Clarence Lee, son Of Garland
Morgan, Of Rome. oi .f51t
liz North Madison, Iowa, May 10th, Of scrnf
ulous consumption, Nettie O., daughter of f.
y, and M. @. Crowell, and wife of Naaman b.
Noyes, in the 3oth year of her age.
On Wednesday the 23d inst at the residence
OF William @. Scoyl in this village, Miss Maria
A Butler, aged 35 years.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

The Connecticut Senate concurred on
"Wednesday last with the House in electiug
Orris s. Ferry United States Senator, vice Mr..
Foster. The vote was strictly party one. be-
ing I3 10 s.t......
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

Nashville papers complain of rust in oats
and wheat in Tennessee The disease has
also appeared in Northern Alabama, and
in some places 10 Kentucky.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

Preparations are making to issue $500,
900 Of Fractional Currency this week to
take the place Of similar amount Of mutila.
ted and TO be cancelled. ,,....
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26
Ashtabuia County sheep shearing Fair.
Report Of Shearing held in Jefferson, Sat
urday. May 10Th. 1866.

Tie first column gives the age Of the Sheep
iu yearss the second the age of the Fleece in
months aud days, the third the weight OF the
sheep in pouuds and the fourth the weight Of
the fleece in pounds and ounces.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

MISS WRIGHT a. BIO. would ,ay they have
received their spring goods and receiving their
summer supplies with all the mast desirable styles for
Ladies' and Misses BOnnets and HAis. Work repaired
IN the very best style s55
DRESS MAKING.-A hrst-class DIesE-Maker
eau be found at MISS WRIGHPS Millinery Store,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

Piano and Melodeon lnstruc-
ton Books-Muslcal Curriculum,
Richards New Method, Bertim's
New Method, Johnson's Thor
ough Bass, &c, at GEO. HALL's
Depot, Park street, Ashtabula.
Having recently made a "hun-
dred purchases" of these popular
works, from the publishers. We
are prepared to furnish Dealers,
Teachers, &c, at the lowest
rates Of discount.
500 GEO. HALL.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

that this may be thu case, for Sir Morton
Peto and bis partner are prominently
among those who have carried the fame Of
English enterprise to all parts OF the globe,
while they have commanded high personal
regard in ak sections among their eosn-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

PoLIrcs AND RELIeIoN-DR. VAN DYKE
AND BROOKLYN THEoLoGY.-Tbe old school
Presbyterian assembly, which is now it ses
sion in st Lonis, does not mean to repudi
ate the deliteraDce Of last year against
Slavery. The Louisville Presbytery hav-
ing passed at its last annual meeting reso.
luton. to repudiate that action, the Gen
eraI Assembly on May Is. BY the large
marjority Of 20l against SO, excluded the
Louis vile Presbytery Commissioners. The
pro Slavery party was. o: course, greatly
incensed this act. Ex Gov. Wicklifre, one
of the Lay Commissioners, declared it to be
Infamous. DR.. Van Dyke, of Brooklyn,
threatened lbe secession of ell who sympa.
thized with the Louisville brethren, but
the Assembly remained unmoved y,l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

LIZ you want to do a,tine job OF Painting,
sst Iinseed OH and White Lead from CLEVELAND, strictly
pure 10 lover grades lie keeps full ASsenept constantly
on hand III l. u : I. :. D ! S-1eo--- eeSoo-
DagusuotypeF, Ambrotypes aud all kindsof Sun PIC
lures copied and enlarged 10 any size and painted In
Oi' Water ColoIs oi ILda lax atA AIBElTS Gallery
S5J
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

The N Y. Tribune fifty remarks that Mr.. Fos-
ter, OF Connecticut in going into the Senatorial
caucus, intending TO abide the result if he won,
but to repudiate if beaten, lis doing what no
black-leg, not already crop-eared, would stoop
to-"
Mr.. Foster felt constrained to withdraw his
name. III.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

All having unfsttled accounts with the above arm are
requested TO present them Cor settlement before the m Of
July. $50 HIP CASTLE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

A postofhce has been established at Kings
vile station, to be designated ''North Kings
VILE" EIjh A. Butler appointed postmaster.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26
Especially to the Sick. )

DR e. JOLLIE MATTOCKS,- late
Of New York For thirty years DR. hatoeks has devoted
and nature and effected cetes IN ling
sring diseases. Tus medical science Is our ioppeat.on
aud also the remedy. No sxpermsnng deception. no
humbug Do mot give peseps ytgetehls sefi:
Opnon and effect psrpAnsht cures, We asa tm brfsrs
hopes Hundreds have been cured aef given
up to die No matter what your dseafo s sxamins or
yourselves win cost for e9nsulta don nee. .
as follows for the year 1885, one day every eight weeks
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IHE PARTNERsHIP heretofore
existing uder the name or firm OF CASTLE, HOFFMAN
co, ~ this day dissoltedh by mutual consent. =
The business Of the hfm will be settled by H. r CASTLE
AM debts due TO OF nom the Hrm viii be settled by him.
Athtabuls. Nav rs. 1855 II. \. CASTLE,
THOMAS O. HOFFMAN,
..N W, II. CASTLE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

ThE FonkioN News is exciting Prus.
sia continues to prm.. The Federal Diet
has ordered It's disarmament, bat Prussia
declines unless :he other members of the.
Federation also disatm Mr.. Motley, the
American Minister at Vienna, has given
notice OF his intention to leave if more
American troops are sent 10 Mexico, oud
another detachment which was ready to 60,
has not sailed in consequence War in
Europe is now considered inevitable.
ANOTHER RAIL, ,RcAp war IN Erie, "A
re olu,iop passed the Common Council au-
thoriziug the parties who feel themselves
aggreived, TO enter suit 10 the name OF the
City against TIE Cleveland, Painsvil'e and
Ashtabula Railroad Company to test the
right OF that company to lay down a tract
on Twelfth street. The tesolulion was
laid over one week. 81 'siaed .no .'uo
Several parties engaged in laying The
rack we're arrested, on complaint of inter-
feriug with the public streets, and after a
preliminary hearing the seiioe was adjourn
ed. subsequently some workmeu whoat.
tempted to resume track laying were
threatened, by men and women, With, vic
lence. and they dcsisted, aud thus the ma.
ter stands. -errtis s.d caigHri 6aa "
The facts are, quite a number Of foolish
| Z ful II . d III
people. who own properly 81, that street
have got it into their heads thai they are
TO be ruined A strong disposition il
shown to prevent the Cleveland and Erie
railroad from going to tie harbor over this
ronte. . .-s,,..,. -...,r
The Dsspatch, dcprecates the folly Of III
property holders, aud fears that the city o
Erie will suffer from ,bs, folly by the Civ
ing up Of the Railroad Company of tb
project, aud also from the effect it wi
have upon other roads in carrying tbei
business TO the lake. hssaai2 OF
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-05-26

secretarr A.htabala COUNTY vol erover. Assocaton
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-09
MecDrevrs. gOurr.

6rant SObalon, s(ldon ipieSer Elm
Sobnion) tpnr6e oils Sruntenbolbf ani
Der StraBe bon iYOli5iiten nufaenom<
men, CT folIte $54 fur iein aewobus
beitsmdBiges Srinfen binterIeaen, bate
ieDpd tein GeIO nno uur0e bent Sitter
Der eiiernen Berf@Ioflenbeit am Sum>
berlanb Slub bis auf @siteres iibcrs
satltiuortet. m So q,
] l9obn l9ifb, Elm Sat6iser, Der fein
Gubrneyf ppf Der Gtrabe. obue Qluffidt,
tudbren6 er. felbF in eiriem Gallon fiG
oeHutbliA einqpdrtiert bate, iteben
lieB, fiibnte bies Nergebeu bur1 cine
@elObube bon IA Dollars.
wfits collins, Der nuf Der 2reppe bes
@ouHbauies in .trnntenenl 8uitanbe
einf@Tief, ipar6 BON .oeR ,Dienern 0es
Getkes 9atpeH un6 iottte fir ieinsn
tlirten .@dInminsr Ia Collars besabIeis,
aud er bate tein @eL6 un6 trait ietrle
@eife ms 2Irbeitsbaus on. = s5
: Gtd Tdas fiir flsluefs GsfebibeFtse-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-09

WIS DjeieH u ellen W. ETH dbttidb, bat
i'm Sonuar 1'62, oas GeI6,nn lieoriafter
- nuf par itano, tnabren6 mir es an
Suli ,64 am b6dbIfen, auf 285 @rdmiunr
fn0en. Scr se9entudrtiee @oIbpreis,
147, tparhe f6on i'm DECEMBER '63 nnf
I'M Suli '65 quotirt.
~ SlatgsA htefifa bat in neueiter
Belt cine @9ieBiDaffe erfnnben, ODER bee
bient (i9 iebenfaIs etuer iOl6en, bic, 70
unl@ulOig lie aud ausfiebf, bod bieIen
rnfua dnriHtet, Gle 6eifebt in elmer Mtt
S1Ieuoer aus Gullltt eIoiticum, bic
einert Stein NIT folder GeiuaIt uirft,
Dap Elm iuneer Oabi0 in bieien Edaen
3lpaf ftinen @olidtb, aber bod eiHen
8unb auf Der 9trabe bstmitteIt elmer
if0l6eil t60tete, II ,siqela,g n .ts M.
Sung Mnerifa iitnB 1ber MIR aus irs
9eiiO einciii @rnnbe cine beionoere Nsas
lice oaf nnfett 9trafens2 aters
men gefaBt bnben. Genil iie hoben Sies
feIben felt einiDen SoeeH sur 3isIl1eibe
ibrey Gobiostiinftc 0enradlt. asaia8
i Befonbers fjn6 iaS$io ; gfalhbiIIe in
abgelegenen Straben uHp glasp's bic
Standardization pieIfah ais Spfer fol-
der 9AgenberfuHititiidd in ErhiMmer
geIMIa9en. Die YoIiJei bat bereitS lire
NrGns gugeti olif bic inaenDliArn
NfiGetbdter 9eti@tet nnb folIter Glterh
ibre &inber ftreng iibsripnmsK DaB uidt
bielIeiht an fG0nGr &tnn6c @ater oOer
any .at - 4 - Qgn A2a& "a ~ II u 1arK q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-09

tung ipuroen NIT ben iiblihen Strafen
bon $40 Dollars eefibnt uno bret
Sale fur unorbentlides Betra9en tuurs
Den perluorfen irno bic Gn9eflasten eb>
renuou entlahen.
elite.
Der i'm bisiiseu 8oitamt, als un6eitea<
bar, CUR @bbolun9 bereit lieseuoen
srief noe a-i..gi. thIge
Benber 3. S6aItsrnann 6. .. -
POLAND 81. q. 5etion ". 8. ...Sf
PbiEipp 9. 9HiIiup B,
Benbenbeder y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-09


1000 SAP EXTRA Saniilien zNebl,
200 SAT- Ggtra fuperfne gasbI,
SO Sbos 3em Orleans 9lder.
"a 6bbs SemerarG Suder,
80 SaB sepudter unS puIperifrter Siife1,
200 Sad Sriuto Rio adffee.
IS Sad ansuiru aaffse
~ % 6us frif9en Reis,
81 6aE Rerp Orleans RpIofies,
40 Riften SsrpTter u. GambIe Seife,
$50 Bitten perI9ieoene Sorten Seife,
100 2ifen Stermlt6te,a ~
400 Riften EoIsIi5te, bart esprest,
so aiiten fsiner @I,@taSst. II
80 gros Zine Gut Sabaf,
Is Sat Raudtabat. ,..s.eg
IS SdB ensItf9 SODA.
sliI Is Sat ameritanif9e Gosa, I1fL
40 Bitten un6 2 gfunb =aannen Auitern.
5ORtiten gfeffer, 11@'-'''.a
so aiften gewirse,
50 Stiteu snoieo,
50 Bitten eemablenen emf
% Sap RaiOn's Aidfe, ,-.,. ~ ~ ..+s
90 &iftsu Flint; Quart u. Isgauu neal slafdbsu
30 atiteu @urrstt S9mapftabatSy 81. asH ~.
20 Gros 0atrtee's 8Iaib n
% 6as Bourbon agbtstep,
IS 5as Robertfon Goanty gB5isteY; OBS
100 Sos SsOte ga0fb ssroOF Bsissep,
100 TGB Singer Cordial. 81 sG1fp45s
~. is 6ab Snsper Bein, irsT ar
IS 5ds sIse gsetns, "a 4 ~ - 9
70 50 Qa5 @eineiiig, a4 saleis So
IS 5us GitrOnen Syrup,
a.4s SO 2ften Stdrfe,
a 50 9utenS Gimsr, ,.t.ag .s.et
so Susenh 8eien, i.s=
~, 1000 Sad RsbI 5s; 'y;, H.
50 Riiten aHortirter Candy.
9ranbp, gtarr. Gtit. Beine perf9isbeuer art Bef
0Seaffcp S Warbroueb,
9tr. 3 9ior6 College Strabe,
Otttt 3Ns. geafbpiIe Tsnnefee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-09
Stunt unb Staat.

z ,1Gw Sralt 8ertba Gberett, Sdpe<
iterto@ter oeS Serrn Sacob @tiTeI, Dor
6rei Bo9en bon Stem Orleans bierber
sefoantaen, ftorb gefteru1 Donnerifas ben
8. giObeuibsr, Morgens s ubr, ,m &l<
ter bon ~ Sabren i'm @o9enbette.
Oie geerotsuna finbet beute Morgen
10 ubr bonn 8rauerbauIe, Der @obnune
bes Serrn Stifel IN Glib SlafbbilIe
aus, itatt. Yfarrer @ggers tpirb abis
2eidenrsOe baIten, 1.. -''s e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-09

GT @or Squire g8iIfinfon muSte
Yat. Snuipau iein Grf9einen MAIDEN.
Gin 3eugenberb9r feIlt beraus, oab er
5no. Sban NIT Dem e. fih gepriiaelt
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