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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
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'..........,,..c CHARITIES STREET.
81 LStsi, 9s of all kinds and gaes
fGos t,fy IN w HS 1t ~ qualities, which 10 ta1
M y AIN *ATERI&LS Lace Curtains Con uigs
An 9Is 3 IN greet va ety Window shades, Hair Gll h,
Aattings Of all widths -o N0so''' Ol'iA" 'e4u N'eos
A. BRoUssEAU 4 co. /
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

Death oF Nh. HESRy BrER.-One Of our
eldest most useful, and, in all respects, most
worthy citizens, was summoned to his reward
5esterday, IN the person Of AIr. Henry Bier.
The announcement of his decease reaches
MS at 20 late an hour, and so unexpectedly
that We are quite unprepared to pay such d
tribute to his memory as it deserves. II viii
be seen from the obituary notice. elsewhere
published, however, that his felIow-citizens
are preparing to do this; and we may. there
1ore, pc the better content with the few Lines
we for the present devote to him.
There are few capacities, either public OF
private, in which Mr. Bier had not contributed
ms share Of usefulness As Mason ana As
an Odd Fellow. as a member of the Howard
ASSOCIATION, and Of many benevolent associa-
ions, and as q member of the fire department
perhaps no singl individual i'll The community
had accomplished more than he As secretary
TO Mayor Crossmaaa, as secretary to the Charity
Hospital, and, indeed, in too many other
claracters for us to specify. his influence had
been widely and strongly felt Of most
equable temper, most benevolent disposifion
most incolTuptible integrity, most PLEASING
manners Of excellent Judgment and extensive
nfornations he was eger beloved by Ill Who
Z knew him, and he attracted to him all Who
met him. The estimation il which he vas
held viii be manifest to an as soon as his a.
sanented death becomes generally known.
Mr. Bier had been sick for some time, and
died a the same calm frame Of mind n Whie,
ae passed his useful life. Peace to his names
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

At present the copper mines of Arizona are
attracting abroad more attention than the de
posits of more precious metals. At Williams
Fork on the Colorado river, many valuable
copper leads are located and great deal of
work has been done.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

At the recent Pittsburg convention there
were thirty-six carriages containing the rep
resentations Of each Of the States. In the
rear carriage sat an individual dressed in
woman's clothes, with a rope around his neck,
which was held by a very determined looking
individual. The legend on the side of the
carriage explained the matter. It read, JEFF.
Dayis's last ride"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

PAPER M11Ls. In the United States there
are 750 paper mills in active operation. They
produce 270 o00 GOO pounds Of paper, which,
at an average Of ten cents per pound,
would be worth twenty-seyen millions Of
dollars. AS it requires about pound
and one-half Of rags to make one pound of
paper, there are consumed BY these mills
pounds of rags in a single year
If we estimate the rags to cost four cents per
pound, there would be a profit of $11, coo, 600
in this branch Of manufacturing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
CgoeAs oSoaAs /! , c1Oahs :!
GUEBLE & NIPPER,T.

EUEBLE & NIPPERT,
Canal street...............1a7
Have just received their fall stock of new PARTISAN
GOODS, and will open them on MONDAY the 18th inst
These consist all descriptions SIX BASQUES and
CULARs, plain and beaded Black and Coored Casbrnere
PALLoTsi Cloth CLoAKs. BAsQUEs and CIRCULARS
Their Cloak room one of the most elegant we'll lighted
in the city, affords opportunity for choice in
New Orleans.
Besides the above mentioned splendid assortment Or
CLoAKs they have a complete stock of the most fash
ionable DRESS TRIMMINGS and FANCY GOODS, inst
opened and received direct from Paris
JOUFlN'S KID GLOVES always on hand No mora
beautiful stockis kept in Amerea goods sold at
reasonable prices
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

The oil of the menhaden fish, which is
caught in immense quantities on the coast of
Rhode Island and the southern shores Of
Massachusetts,, is coming largely into use as a
substitute for the dark whale oils for curriers'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

Nearly five million letters and papers came
to the United States from Great Britain in
1865
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

The Houston Telegraph Of the 18th instant,
declares the radicals are not only endeavoring
to overthrow the present Texas State organi-
zation, as they didin Louisiana, but are lay
ing plans to seize the cotton crops upon some
such plea as that the settlements with the
freedmen are not satisfactory.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

THNsAsG AzETrE. Messrs. Jewell 81 Dawson
win mash, ort time, revive The Gazette, which.
before the at, was published at 81, Joseph,
il HE PARIS Of Tensas Being both expo
rienced an6 capable, they will make popular
and useful jou E4nai twill circulate in a fine
portion Of the State, and will be q good me
diurn Of adyer Using.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

The Galveston Bulletin has letter from
San Antonio, Of the 8th inst, stating that the
choleraat that place is no longer an epidemic.
The writer says that out Of $4,000 inhabi-
tants, only 5000 remained during the epi-
.demic, Of which 500 died.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

A7EusEafENTs THIS EvENISe This evening
opens the second week of the variety com.
\ any at the Academy, On which occasion,
4 mong other new performers, will be Nh.
m M- Reeve, comedian, who has lust II.
ri red Miss Fannie Pearson viii also make
the first appearance The Zavistowskis are
cas- IN the different pieces, and Ethiopian
eoe sntricities, dances, songs, etc, complete
The entertainment See the programme under
TIC head Of anusements
at the Varieties viii be presented the
I5ic ket-of-leaye Man \ play with many
stronl dramatic points in it, to which the ex-
cellsn company at the Varieties will not fail
10 do Justice
Mr. Y Eddy and Miss Henrietta Irving,
great Il ayorites last winter reappear at tie
st. Cha rles this evening, IN Hamlet Mr..
Eddype raonating the Prince AMI Miss Irving
The Qstee 2 ''Hamlet is a play which one
San oftel witness without being tired Of it,
and from which instruction and amusement
can alway be derived.
Curiosit ies. animals, Chinese tricks etc. al
Tie Cresce ut City Nusenm.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

We are inde .pted to Duncan & Baker cor
ner Of Camp an q Lafayette streets for copy
Of Miss Rosseth poems. and Of the Golden
Treasury of Song s and Lyrics
Our thanks are rendered Mr.. Sam Morrow,
of the Southern star, and the officers Of the
steamships + g. Harris and Alabama, for
late Texas papers.
WE are indebted TO the obliging officers Of
the steamer Lizzie Tate, for late Red River
hles.
The officers of Il q steamship Matagorda,
iay us under oblg ationa for acceptable at
tentions.
NH. Jas. Smith, Gle TX, and the officers Of
lie steamer 4. E. II e, have our thanks for
courteous faYors.
Captain Van Size. al td Purser Young, Of the
steamship Mesrimack, have our thanks for
faYors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

A vessel has recently been constructed in
Oregon, having but one knot in her whole
structure
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

The Montgomery and West Point railroad
company has arranged d 18th the roads between
Montgomery and savann ah, and the steamers
rum ing thence to New Y ork, to give through
bills Of aading ao the latt y point, for So so
per b,sle If five hundred p ounds.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
Re2hOU0E.

The residence Dr. JAS TRUDEAu is removed tn NJ 8,
RAMP ART STREET and his office to the CTKCs "a
HOSPITAL No. 1872 where he will give consultations or 70
O'Clock till 2 Pm. W L
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
Notice.

Notice.
During my temporary absence from the city
the editorial department. of the CnnscrNr wiz
be under the charge Of W. NJ. snarpIn, Esq
=. 9. NIXON, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

A railroad is about being constructed be-
tween Chicago and Port sarnia, G. w, to con
meet with the Grand Trunk railroad at the lat
ter place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

Esn arsrn or naE GorToN GRor The agri-
eultura bureau at Washing ton estimates the
cotton e,roEs 81, f,tllis gear At 100000 bales A
oorrespo ndent Of the Nation al Inteliigencer,
however. writing from Afi saissippi, thinks
ffat h II Ii be less than 800. Q % bales.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

SetVt1eg ON1cIttncs.
$50, $40, $50.
5-.......,......,,ST, CHARLES STREET ,.... =
Wilcox 81 9ibbs's EoRseiess Machine.
BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
Virginia P"tent-Smpicity and PerfectOn-Neede Cannot
Be Set Wrong.
HEMMER, TELLER AND BRAIDER
SUPERIOR TO ALE.
Agents wanted for Louisiana, Alabama Mississippi and
Texas at
NO. ST, CHARLES STREET.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

a memorial has been presented to the
Iexas2legislature praying for the passage of a
law to prevent quacks from imposingon the
peor1le II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

The Chattanooga Union says there are more
cases Of smallpox in that city than ever be-
fore existed and that no attention is paid to
them' but they are allowed to remain in the
city, to the manifest disgust of every resident.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

The inventor of the needle gun has con.
structed new rifle, afac-simile of the old but
three pounds lighter and made wholly OF
iron.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

They STRENGTHEN and Inv .GoRATE the SYSTEM,
They are UNEQUALED FOR GENERAL DEBILITY
They are A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA
They GIVE GOOD and HEALTHY APPETITE
They ASSIST DIGESTION
They PURIFY THE BREATH and Acdity of the Stomach
They CURE DIARRHEA and CHOLERA MoRBUs
They CURE LIVER COMPLAINT
They are AN ANTLDoTE TO CHANGE OF WATER
AND DIET.
They are the BEST sTIMULANT IN EXISTENCE,
They are PREVENTIVE of FEVER and AGUE.
They RELIEVE CONSTIPATION
They CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
They are perfectly PURE and PALATABLE.
The genuine RED JACKET BITTERs are only sold in
quart bottles; by the gallon quart pint See that
our private government six stamp unbroken each
cork Sold by all Druggists throughout the coun
try Call for Red Jacket other Circulars to
the Trade supplied application to
BENNETT, PETERS q CO.,
81 and SO Michigan Avenue Chicago.
JNO. W. NORRIS g. CO.,
Whslesale Southern APentg Canal straot n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
CSOg5ttslg tt0td Furnishing Goods,

CSOS8tsseS' ct3eH FRE1'21sSIs6aag Goods,
Wholesale and Retail-at Low Prices.
TULANE BUILDING, NEW ORLEANS Oct 10, 1906
We are now receiving from manufacory large stock
of Fine, Fashionable and Low.prced
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Also, large assortment of Furnishing Goods shaws
Umbrellas, Trunks Valises ETC., ETC.. Ladies' Saratoga
Trunks, Wholesale and Retail, at Low Prices.
Louisiana State Notes taken at par
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART.
81 and 80 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

a new iron truss bridge is to be erected at
Plttstield, Mass, across the Housatonic river
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

e,oToNEr MeeTyqn A special dispatch from
+bis eityr q th,s New York Hera a, dated Oct
Sd, says:
sfroI May or. whoae arrest by the department
,5ar 10 Il a.lreaay been announced. is high
officer IF he Inights of Arab,s of Which, Balm
= x 4, II their hy-aWa from which learn
fat teil obiect il an armed emigration to eoan
ry not named rhose products age , tobacco eot
son3 ~. ia ynifhts do not propose 70 violate
s,r Iaw T. Theg were te embark this
month mo but tie al es Of BAN and Ae5goF has ma t
ss.alsy s sISs dan artrnefst will throw some
S5,.e rnsdt ~ on Col. AfcIvor is genuine
ssoish gsn5man rsa 9sjn sa6s9taafI t. raIsass her
? n q overt act against the laws
81 HI ts Government, except being Confederate
0fieer.
Col McIyor, ~ hear, ls r. com, 'nslnea1 u
1he Parish Prison.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15


ARRIVAL OF THE Gro. WAsH1NcTox Tbo
steamship Geo Washington, Capt eager. from
New York. 9Th inst, arrived at her wharf at an
early hour yesterday evening. Her purser renorts ITO
Wednesday Sept 10th passed Swedish shin T,ord
Elgin, On Martinello reef, loaded With lnmhos
abandoned. On Friday l2th, at 10 O'Clock
pass cd large ship with mizzen and main ton MAJ
gone. steering west. Passengers per George
Washing ton
Gao Ca rke, wife, child and servant srr. o,ro., 49,,
j <RgIsS snb and Tis wite onar wife ana aq our
Uter 6 n soceNSh, q Il Hawth me- i Ii Rowun fIs en- Il
Jackson ie chS nd servant, Mis- Maria DtassSl % 49 "
Grw ord Villains au thEes children sersaat Ms 9 a
9Tndeg s MIS- Il Brsdey 26is begS sfeii II r + Mo Miss
4 N Leuman wi e child a. ssrsaat Mrs HnmSnns j
seoSma Ggan InS q Bssi9 Tasgis9 Tbaes 1, and aay
.Ss @ r G' cnid aud servant Mss Conn9r Melle John.
5 Htstmore, Hyde Rust
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

Governor Throcl1 norton, according 70 the
Houston Telegraph. has resolved to protect
Ehe frontier With State troops in consequent 2
Of Gen. sherid MS hay ing intimated that no i
national forces Sin be allotted for that pur-
nose I'd all events before next spring.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
Eureka !!

THE INFALL1BLE HAIR REsToRER.
Decidedly the best article for restoring Grey Hair to its
original color mot dyeing eecuay curing all diseases Of
the scalp, preventing the Hair from falling off, giving it
softness and gloss that nothing else can produce
For sale in New Orleans by
j. S. MAUNsELL & CO., Sole Agents,
No q Charre street. between Canal and Customhouse streets
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

at our gates, we should command the monop-
oily of trade in the varied products of the
tropics. AS the best market for cotton, we
should receive nearly the whole of that staple
that is produced in the Mississippi valley and
our port should be the entrepot for large
portion of the produce of the Western States.
In return for the products we receive, we
sheuld distribute to the West and to the in
terror of the South, nearly all of the supplies
they consume. A proper amount Of capital,
directed with energy and intelligence, should
enable us to compete successfully with every
rival who. may be opposed to us in this field
of commercial enterprise.
We are gratified to learn that some of our
steamboat owners have already directed their
attention to bringing back to New Orleans the
trade of the Arkansas valley. The Judge
Fletcher, Capt. j. W. Smith, commander,
left our port on Saturday last for the Arkan-
sas river. She was built, just before the war;
expressly for the Arkansas trade, and is
well adapted to the navigation of that river.
We learn that she is to be followed shortly by
other boats. AS success is best assured by a
proper organization, we venture to suggest
to the proprietors of these steamers their CON
sideration in a company Of sufficient strength
to hold a rival place with the competing lines
from Memphis, St. Louis and Cincinnati
The cotton crop of the Arkansas valley has,
perhaps, suffered less than in any other part
of the South. The Mississippi river is its
natural outlet, and it will necessarily seek
the New Orleans market if facilities are af-
forded to enable tito reach this port. We
therefore commend this enterprise Of our
steamboat proprietors as worthy the encour-
agement and patronage Of the mercantile
community.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
LtOm s. Isr@eS.

Ltoas j. EsrGeS.
We would call the attention of purchasers of
DRY GOODS
To the Stock we have just opened at
OUR NEW STORE,
Gs....,,,...... Canal Street....,............16
Comprising Selections
FROM THE LEADING MARKETS OF EUROPE.
Great care has been taken in purchasing these Goods to pro
vide for every TASTE The twenty years. experence the
firm in this city has enabled place on their shelves
assortment which, they believe viii the appreciation Of
all. The stock consists Of
MozAMBIoUEs.
PoPLINS,
CASHMEREs and DELAINES,
French MERINOES,
Black and Colored SILKS
MOURNING GOODS,
EMBRoIDERIEs,
HOSIERY, in all Grades,
French and American CALICOES
LINENS,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS of every kind,
BLANKETS FLANNELS, Etc, Etc
large assortment of Black and COored Cloth and Silk
CLOAKS.
.--. REMARKABLY CHEAP
We shall not enumerats as the CUSTOM $4,000
worth of one kind of Goods 500 another but place
Stock before the public with confidence in the general
assortment and that the PRICE will compete with any house
the trade.
We earnestly invite old friends, and all who want
Cheap Dry Goods,
to give call We shall feel pleasure in showing these
Goods.
LION & ISRAEL,
lG8 Canal street. between Baronne and Dryades.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

Tic stock and gold reports by the Atlantic
eabIe 10 London, are first sold to subscribers,
ssna only published IN the papers tsTo 81 three
6ags afteE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
Crescent

EVERY STYLE AND VARIETY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

-oT-
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
EucR As
LAWYERS BRIEFS,
PAMPHLETS.
BILLS LADING,
BILL HEADS.
BANK CHECKS,
PRoMIssoRY NOTES.
CIRCULARS,
BILLS OF FARE,
BALL TICKETS,
DRUGGISTS LABELS,
DAY ECEIPTs
BLANKS,
CARDS,
STEAMBOAT BILLS,
HAND BILLS
PROGRAMMES
And Every Other Description of dob Printing
The material of the BOOB AND JOB ESTABLISHMENT
ENTIRELY NEW having received from the moss
Celebrated Foundes comprises all the Modern Improve
ments.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-15

1He Great Want Supplied
l4...........P .POYDRAS STREET. ........ ,l44
We offer the Public an
ASSORTMENT OF STOVES.
Cooking and Heating of the Most Approved Patterns and
with al, late improvements and convenlencea, including
REFLECrORs, WATER RESERVOIRS AND EXTENSION TOPS.
THICKNESS and HEAVY WEIGHT of the CASTING
COOKING STOVE,
ons have unsurpassed facilities for their applications
and our workshe most extensive in the Southwest-have
ever been among the very first to adopt these and all other
needed improvements.
Our Sentinel ExtensIon Top Cook Stove,
For Wood Coal carries with every convenience and in
ames tte fuel and with its E2TENs1oN TuP khsER fS
tern is the most complete desirable STOVE sold in This
any other market.
Our CapitOIn,
NOW EXTENSION TOP COOK STOVE,
Is also equal to any in STOVE for small as we'll
large families it is unsurpassed and but few can compare
with it.
We offer these STOVES with General Assortment
-oF-
House Furnishing Goods,
On LIBERAL TERMS, to all city country Dealers and
lames can feel assured from the demand existing that
our STOVES and WARES will supersede ali others.
GROVES & CHURCH.
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Gifts MerifU.

9dtrp, 80. San. = Nep.S rfeanier
8lGtter ppnt "a. bS. entnebmcn ben Bet
tungen aus bent Snneren Werifp's 8e'
rt6te iber bic Sewsgun9en BON Sruppen'
f6rpern, pel6e bic @uerrtaas RON Der
SeetIhe na6 ben @ebtrsen perfplgen.
Die 9tnrtttuns Der @uerrtaos ptrb csS
SatIersOe fret sufol9e fDrt9eleBt, rppburh
baS 8plt erbtttert wurbe uno bds 2anb
li6 in elmer traurt9eren Gage, ais gu tr'
9eno elmer 3eit felt Der Specialization Der
tatierlt4en 8esierun9, befnpet. Gin
Gpmplpt, bic &e9terun9 be5 StaatesYPt'
6pacan III i~tlr,en, purce entpedt.-Ote
in BrDwnsptle erihetnenben ltberalen
merttantIhen 3ettun9en bert6ten, baB
bic BON Gprttnas 9ema6ten @%efan9enen
IN Watoncra5 I'M Stiten btn9ert6tet
pprpen iinb. Nph mebr i3%pan98anlet.
ben wurben bon ben SebUrpen IN Mdtd'
mprdS erbpben. Se9ltAe 9%erbtnoung
nit 8rpwnspias 1T perbpten. - We9en
bes Spbes pe5 8bntes 2eppplo prn 9el'
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In G9epultepec surid9eteDrt. Ter STAT
fer BAT elm Oet.et eyla0en, mcnGh BEN
Canon !3angroNt5 oas atetnt9e 0prreht
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Yueble iber Salapa uno Yerpte etne Vi.
Ienbatn ~ bauen unb rs Sabre lang 5l
6etreiben.-Mm Is. bs. purbe In Nerttp
unb an Der fiSamertfantl6en 8I1e Elm
@rnbeben perlplrt. Die 3rrtprun9 Der
Stabt Caracas burd Elm Grtbeben BE.
IiQtiat lid.
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ain DfenNd9e Spm Spttstfsn Wsser itlt'
fer Der @uflaae, Sob. S6mtot In etl,eltt
gcrbeis In GafsrH.@ penue mtbbanoelt
unb UNI ST tsfpttsn su taben, ssrpattst
unb POM Rt6ter Saplcr benz unteriu'
dunas. @ewatrfam iberwieien.
6.-9amRa9 Fa9t fabler'
Otebe aus benz Gpmptptre bss @uiteril'
9ersadunes.G tablifements ppn,, Nanr' U.
Gpmp.t in gprts, nabe eigttfr., eineQBaIo'
ubr unb Ionitise fletne Gesenitdnse. Der
@erIu6, bic 0elblpinbe su pfnen, t6lu9
febt. Sm SdlpGe ftatsn S absebrpdaene
gpbrfife, unb pben auf Der Sptnse maj
Elm Sod bon 4 3ptl int nmfanse &C.
bpbrt.
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Die @elekaebnna uoll Marplano.

SIN Senate wurpe GrlaubniB ertbeilt,
bic fplgenoen iieuen @eIebpprIhldee elm.
3ureihen; Sin auf bic farbtsc 8epplfe,
runs pes Staates 9e3a9 tabenpes Sc
feB, baS ben Sdrbigen erldubt, in ben
@eri6tstEfen .3euentb abSulesen !; ben
9ertauf BON SptrituDfen I'm lmfrcile
BON J Weite ron benz ntuen Grmenbaule
in Canton, Baltimore, 81 pcrbteten Sn
corporation Der Union CREDIT. @eleQ'
i61ft ppn Baltimore. lleber bic fol.
genoen 0aIsBrspprl6ld9e purpsn slnft.
&c 9erihte ab9eftattet: &bdnoerun9 pes
auf bfentli6en unterriAt 8esug baben'
ben @eIeBss; Wiperruf perfdtepeher 9tb.
lhnttte pes auf bic 8egitrtruns Der
Stimmseber SeSu9 b~abenpen @eieses.
Gtne Anlabl @eiesCs. GprI6ldge pur.
ben gum Speiten Nale p"crlcien unp bic
f%plgenpen paiiirten SnccrppratiOn Der
oMer6ants' 9ampfiAtffatrta = 0elra
l6oft"; AUTHORIZATION hes MtaYprs uni
Stabtr1tbS Don Baltimore, etn neuee
&attb0us gu bauen; Sncprpprdtipn bey
,@beIapeafe ben5.geriherun9S.@Glea
fhaft"; Mbdnperun9 be5 SretbrtefeS Der
Baltimore Cuba S0mel5eret = 8efeQ.
f6aft"; Autrrii1ttOn Der GpmmtFdre
bon queen Nnne's Counts gu @unlfen
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babn" cine Stcuer Ven 100000 Su er'
beben.
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8prl2idge, bic nGbeiapeatf.Gafe Grte.
Blbn. @eiealAoft" u. ilbcr bas @6ttun.
ben Nrbettslsltem un9unfts bert6tet.
9r. 9ilfingtpn, gpritBenper beS 9tus.
lhuIes iber bic He9tltrtr-S ra9e, beri6.
tste un9iufis iiber neutrality-suspicious.
mcoen @tpcrrufs bes Re9ttrir. @eicses.
Die fplGerten @sfeBes. gprfhld8e paiiir.
ten: Sneprporatipn Der Scr. ct. 1eu.
err unp Wartne . 8erliberun9s , @efea.
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peS Nanlens tr9enp elmer Serlon mad
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fur bic pprseIAlasene Ibarperung In ben
Saltimprer 2pptlengeiesen, !purpen elm
eeretht.- 9r. 8ubrmann BON Srepertd
GpuutY beantroete, rap ben 9S. @epr9
Slelling unb SDbn ppn 5repertd @pun-
tY fir Die berpilhe @eiie. in welder lis
tbre Seimatb se0en Iebelen : Ginfdle
Ser~tbeiptsten, cine Danfaprs1e iberrei6t
wsrbe. Sr. @attins be~antraste, bab
btele Scion Der Ser. ct. &egieruns fur
stn 9atent.8 cbe1sn gu tSbten" (D ert.
pfoblen pctpm; bteler @ntra9 rurbe
perpprfen. -Dte Bill, bic Ginwanberuns
nab Mar9tanb su ermutbtsen unb ;u err.
teidtsrn, ipugpe gum Smsiten Male perle.
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-01

run8 bes @rdfibenten bea6ten unb bte
raotfale Spabdusteret Der melt pt6tt9e'
rem Debate uper baS Sinan3> unp Stcu
erweien beS Ganpes @taB MAIDEN miro.
Ser 9eri6t Der 9pmmiitpn (flebe benz
lrtben in 9e1rieer Rs.) f6Gdst cine Sdn5'
Tide REORGANIZATION bsS Steuer- unb VIC
ttIepeIenS nor unb bewttf't burA 3at,
len, hap cine arlnSIiGe &efprm fur bds
90nse 9anb BON Sesen fein unb stele
oradenpe, unsere6te &beaben abIhef.
fen piirce. Inter &neerem iptrb bic Nb'
Ibafun9 ater Steuem auf bic @eperbe
her S6ubmader, SAneiber, Sdmen'
8letberma4srtnnen &C., bic in 1868 nur
1854 52S einsebra6t baben, cmpfpblen ;
ferner bic Steuern auf &utlten &let'
bun9sfide &C., bic &baoben auf &epa'
raturen RON Walhtnen, Sdtfen, Wa'
gen &C., bic Seftcueruns Der Stteratur u,
(. 10. Die getbebaltun9 Der Stemrel'
Steuer mirb basssen empfpbtrn, aber cine
Rsfprm in Der %gnpenoun8 berTelben Be-
f%llrpcrtet,