davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06

A..
We call the attention of our merchants 70
the following extract which we make from
the New York Journal Of Commerce, one OF
the best commercial papers in,the country.
The warming is just as applicable TO Evans
Vile, and our business men will do well to
heed it: 00 Us 6r
The throne of country buyers in our city
is daily Increasing, and we hear of more
on the-way. TkiS has given a fresh fTn-
pulse to the demand from jobbers, and
trade is rapidly improving. We notice
that credit is more frequently asked and
more freely given than in either OF the
last three or four years. While this shows
stability&of trade, itiis hardly consistent
with wise forecasting of events likely to
occur. This is just the period when over
trading, mi extensively practlced rs certain
to precipitate disastrous financial crisis;
and too easy credits are a certain stimulus
to excessive trade 80 sstea .fA E9t@HF 80
Buyers with ready cash may not always
be secured, but recklessness in granting
credits is going much too far in the
other extreme. Our dry goods jObberS
stand strongly, although they have made
little money the last seven months; but
neither they nor the h0lesale gr9eers and
hardware houses can afford TO distribute a
the country, and trust their harvest en-
tirely toa future in gathering ofcollections.
This klesSIfeSs Is born of too fierce a RI
Falry and over much competition, and the
beStand Shrewdest houses do 0not Indulge
it, We hope the others will be warned in
time.a With this exceptions, the aspect of
business is promising, andsou city is fairly
ness, amid the din and hustle of returning
trade ffs TffEa gf.Eft tErIEfnG
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

The only arrival after o'clock yesterday
was the high-headed and light-heeled
Tarascon, Louisville to return. She was
delayed by fog and careful navigation to
insure the safety of the precious freight she
carried, part of which consisted of Capts.
Gus. Lemcke and J. ". Throop, A. E. Shra-
der, and Col."Alec . Wilson, late of Wa
tertown, N. Alec" is better as never
was. The Tarascon had a good trip. and
her officers report considerable rise COM
ing, amounting to is inches at Owensboro,
and more above. They expect the Rose
Hite TO be afioat to-day......-.C Capt. Hodge
Brown & Co., yesterday traded the j. P.
Webb for the Phantom, giving $4,000 to
boot. The Phantom viii take the place of
the Webb in the Tennessee River trade
next week, and the Sam. Orr will take the
place ofthe Phantom in the Evansville and
Cairo daily mail line, with Capt. Allen
Duncan in command. We knew there was
something In the wind, and here is thefirst
chapter Further changes are expected
.........The river here commenced r1singyes-
terday, and had risen three inches up to
o'clock last evening" oToa27 etI OF Il j,
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06
New York Cattle Market.

NEW AoESAs oSPI. D
Beef cattle did not sell as readily yester-
day as usual. Most of the supply for the
week was sold on Monday, which left Moth
ing but rough oxen. dry fat cows, some
stags, and a lot of bulls. The last mentioned
being sold at cents per pound, live gross
weight. A small number of the best bull
locks were sold dfon lSe per pound net
weight, but most of the best lots brought
only l7@I715c net weight. Rough and half
fattened beeves sold at 14@l5c net weight; |;
Number one beeves sold for the week foot
up 1000.
Cow market dull calves in moderate re-
quest and good ones sell at 13c per pound.
Arrivals of Sheep only 2l 900 head for the
weeks supply; lambs and fat sheep il ex-
eellent demand with upward tendency in
prices. saeil bua s9a3ag7 10 sbulz :"
Supply of hogs in excess of demand sell
ling at 109lle- live weight for the best, and
E4@l0 for common to good. Number re-
ceived for the week, 16, 49,. sL
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06
A New Flood Of Counferreits.

- New counterfefts of the 81 Greenbacks are
in circuiatiOA% They are being circulated
in all quarters and In Immense quanti-
ties. Look out for them! 81
~ Counterfeits of the Twentyviye Cent
Fractional Currency Notes slIieW tissue)
have just made their appearance. Well
executed, and calculated to deceive, unless
carefully scfutinized% 0H ~ So
The Adams Express Company has de-
clared a quarterly dividend of 8 per cent,
payable on demand.
The Cincinnati Commercial, of yesterday,
says: e khcsFErE H n
Groceries have been in fair jobbing de-
mand during the week, though a very
quiet market was generally reported to-
day. Quotations of, staple goods have not
changed much. Raw Sugars are rated at
13c9l5, Demarara at l6c, hard refined at
175Sc@1712. Rio Coffees, at 25c@3012 for fair
to strictly choice samples. The demand
covers but few large lots, but it seems, in
the aggregate, to sum well up to the old
standards. ss5rts i 90 q asJrutT 81 E
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06
MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.

We were pleased to meet yesterday, Capt.
p. g. o'Riley, of New Orleans, formerly
one of our prominent business men. He
reports the prospects for the Fall and Win
ter business of New Orleans to be very
promising. His estimate of the new sugar
crop of Louisiana is not exceeding II, 600
hhds., which is about double, last years
yield, and about one-sixth of the average
crop before the war His reports of the
condition of the cotton crop is not favora-
BILE, and places the number of bales at from
one million to one and q quarter. .asI 81
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06
E. P. ELLIOTT, Adjt.

p@r We desire to call the attention
of the public to the fine stock of
Tailoring Materials now on hand in
the fashionable establishment of Field
man & Schric1te. Mr.. Feldman has just
returned from New York, with the
choicest selections of fine cloths, vest
ings, &C., and the latest styles. His
reputation as a tailor is well es-
tablished. Gentlemen, who want to
see pretty goods, should drop in and
examine the stock. All who want a
fine suit, made in the latest style, will
go to Feldman & Schrichte's, and make
their selections. Sept. 6.-4t
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06
Cincinnati market.

,ye--. ir4r.-e- ) CINCINNATI, September 5.
FLoUR.-Firm, with good trade demand
for the higher grades at last quotation. 10
.cWHEATs-DuH, No. Red at 50 40; Extra
at S. 45@2 50.G 6ifqB FL
3 -CoRN-Ffrmer; mixed in elevator, 5Se. 80
n OATS-Firm and unchanged S1IJ0N ni
q H1IsSS3Eirner s,l1 * S5ld Y 80 dqty Paid, and
PRo7IsIoNs4aQaiet and tnchanged, all
articles held firTnly. ...,-..- -
Z BGrTER Steady, at S@32c 70 -, IA b
| CHEESE-at I61atd17c. a3hs t4tlt "a o.
FLAX SEED-In good demand, at az 75@
8 90; timothy, dull, at S3 So, 77'Is ~ on q
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06

Ono FEMALE COLLEGE. - The
opening Of the next session of this in
stitution has been postponed to the
seventeenth of September, on account
of the presence of cholera at Cincin-
natl and other points through which
many of itsrpupils pass in reaching
the College. There has been no chol-
era At College Hill. +,
For catalogues circulars, ETC., adj
dress Rev. JAMES M. ANDERSON, -.
sept6 Besa baa College Hal, Ohio.
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06

SPECIAL CAUTIoN-Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup has become so popu-
lar that various parties have put out
articles calling them Mrs. Winslow's
Please take notice that the Mrs. Wins
low of the Soothing Syrup is not con-
nected with any other article. 8
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06
LOCAL NOTICES.

2 ~ GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLTc.-
The members of the Grand Army of.
the Republic are notified to meet at
the hall over Simon Kahn's, on Sec
ond Street, between Main and Syca-
more, this Thursday evening at %
o'clock, P. NJ. P. G.. JONES,
Post Commandant. q
f. p. ELLIOTT. Adit.
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06
The Conversion OF 7.ao.s.

The 7-3O Treasury notes dated August Is,
bonds. under the act of March 8. 1865. The
interest ON the bonds is changed from May
Is, 1866, to the date of conversion, interest
being allowed on the 1905 to the same
date About S5Q,000,00O of the notes have
been converted within the last month.
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06

B0 The friends of Mr.. David An
derson will find him for the present
with j. r. Lotspeich, No. 5 South
First Street. [aug8 IF
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06

De- Head & Mooney have COM
menced receiving their new goods,
of the public, lone, of the best assort-
ed ana cheapest stocks of Dry Goods
ever brought to elthes market. All are
respectfully invited to call.
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06
Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, Sept 5.
frs FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged ~.
2 WHEAT-Quiet. Ga Eeaa l1o bies IL qr
CoRN157e for No. / Illinois, and 6s1zc for
No. / Toledo. ast1 tts sfit fFfoaa '-a n
OATs-Quiet, and held at s7@3sc for No. i
Chicago. 10 - tZr
WHTsKY-S2 26,aFT .s9Ef
CANAL EFREIGHTs- Firm corn to New
York, l4c; corn to Albany, I2c, Z
/ Receipts of -four, 4 ,SS4 bushels wheat
112.712 bushels; corn, 26,69O bushels.
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06

B- Mrs. n. Hastings has com
menced receiving her Fall Millinery
Goods which she promises to sell
cheaper than any other house of the
kira in the city. MfsaJ. HASTINGS,
No. so Main Street, et
sept6d1m. n rT Cup stairs.
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06
sep4-d2t No. 40 Main Street,

D@Ten dozen nice Shetland
Shawls, just received and selling cheap,
at SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'S
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06

AYEWBURG COAL.-MR. WILLrAM
N LOVE has at the landing plentiful
supply of Coal, well screened, and better
prepared for market than 1t tormerly has
bushei. Orders left with Weed, y Fuquay,
on Main Street, or ]. P. Elliott q Son, 81
Main Street, will be punctqaliy attended TO-.
! 49,. ] A. MES ANDERSON, Agent.
Robert Graham, former Agent, Is no
an2l div WILLIAM LOVE.
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06
J. Smiths Shirt Mandatory,

No. 8 Second Street, in Bray's Block.
- n3fasf.rament and q at warranted. A
Stock Of ieady made shirts and Collars lars
always on iand, and at prices tnss t,tah VII
i19ny SoSnnns &c. done with neatness and
dispatch. 2, = - ..-,,..o,,l,,,, !,
4 Thankful for past favors, the subscriber @
rreSneetfully solicits continuance OF the
Ii,afTofiage SO generally bestowed for the
past fiye1years. Il t9mo5 - SMITH.
The Evansville journal., 1866-09-06
is a good policy, but Adver-
- tising is also good policy. -o
FOXES are good but Advertising pays

T ISSING goes by favor, but Advertis-
- ing is done ON the square. !.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22

The following capital letters, are said
to be inscribed in some old church in
Westminster county, New York, under
the Docalogue. Put the letter E among
them and you get the meaning P. R. S.
V, r, Y. P. R, f, c, t, NJ, n, Y. R. X. P.
t. H. s, P. r. c. P, T. S. It. N
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-03-22

JOHN G. HADLEY, General Agent.
silly.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Ber Wu6puuft hobcu mn

Gtu pnt,s bsut'dts Iaoten III. ssp6bnIids SauS
albslt suu Robsr, 9naihen II. Blaelr. Gutter Gctu
Iu8'ith"t. !Su meIsen tn bel Cry. +. 81. Oh
@er Nu6punft haben ip;a
itcr aue 9sibiItuiTe ties 9ttsns. liter GGid Cbfr
lr8tit In be- Siete anf 0leitu. 1T Der 6rcuntI6ait
ttt'm potte'elp'e,e. liter ita'iasbabte Ei:be'tttn, ale
9,htimr lie u. {. ~ fam tie bel tCm Il icgtt6ncltn
btht etgtnb ertd ten, Nan 'onimc Al SurI pteif,
Wr. 30 Mort -Eanrl., gde pen ladieniIabt.
(aet26 3hD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Ga CIR 2.fcd 8 Sns nus s. nisrasbius, 10
E;;;l Der StVariudHt % rs 3tsrau St . ctr
.EAI @tceelie 9aoru gpaItr i'm hcie Pttelabms
tes 0Gilts aitutyeita mt lsm 8dtluis. Rai.fua
atH bet 3 y @tp fr 1871 gtuHIripant Hptuuf
cher lei pm. GGmmtrta6tT tn stplnhTiBt
OlO-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

ne entdnseIidIttt u. suta,tasnt UiIthidafi "a
t"io't WCblfii gu p~tt'auftn. Wtnn man nd NJ. 7sS,
gpeit' 8ulttmrttnr., ttt Sec. S6HtRtt. msIet'.
In-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Gin teNti1t6 Wldbdtu gum Rptsr. g0aidru unit
3l8sIn fur cine tlrne aamilie. Wau melee ip beutt
Won 90 llbr Matmiita8S cher Dsnftas Dot frut
Nlcrsers BITS 3 llRr In y ia Ga,ato5aIraft.
IlOu -10N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

9tW c'tentliGc5 ptutid,ss gir@ r, nm bic Saus
arbsit ttrer tletrCn F0mIic lu psr'tttrtu ~ ml,tsr
u. o. taRcr; gutter pCbu II. CO 9sbanetln9 tei ..
=. MAIL, Hrl BAH, uabe 6apel,eitt. 0l0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Srulib' tbnun 9sIhSittauinio iebu Wit c balleu.
ipenn lie rs'ipr DIN In ba Office bet I \. franf
VII. 10. &Clp- GrcGnity., cbenauf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
Bur NaAuAr!

otH. uIttT E.f..f EEL.
rgl4tH ~eaa4.EErH
p vHtUS &utur l-l's. lr Hf "
attNaH. 10 ~. NsHE us.H
ten Haasabg1yutsE g." a.... I'd.
g. b AZ 1lHf'FtfrE caaE.a r
rat VagN-lt4rr Co.. O. gEH H
t3ui q a i'tcn Ns=E
tt'ftn zee AalsE sss sea
i'lu Va nc rtr t1taE asE
csu'r HlrasU-r co.
III. a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
Gin Gambia

IN RoTtb.HStuus Httsl De-. E.i|fr r1s
WuPnCn. NIT gtdnugsm NtHs slsmta II IIaa.ra.
ibcHtm on mcrblais u attn i~ruttltu Ft.frrlz.
Cti, hobNsas 8 @siEulsu gptiss pert star srt-.
Derc! 1citler. 'Ou ltbI ttutI rtriluf rsftfu e-
20 u. .. staetutE.
(b3-l Sft psH Rsls- L.. SarSiisrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
@m. y. Siahtuer,
It'll Ode ppn NORTH. unn I0gtt,tar.


bat lu rsf'IuitIt
0rpntags u. glfta Sds rgu iCmta :. a z agHt
gar d Gttru5.
araf. =. -ka4ffr p
s~ta,safas
EE1lEr-
v, aas. &tt.Ta tug r~-
&c zen pHIG.u Errnsuf
= mrhntiu'U mt gAtCH 90 -.
Uobu'aUNU 90 Aftsu g.. Sstr a s4saiSE
Gnrtgblas ~ q t'Hagit Hg1- { auHE
s,yE 900 amaze 'r Hrw <safEsHfr .rE
tQur iUlU % pIg''U- GUs. t,ttr rs q 9 - g- .
UTn EligHc.c gpurf2. V
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
EnhtDatR.
MniEinnfnn-
-gu,eige.

WaIbinefon, .. G. Hnleigt.
VBiniams S 6seer, A"uiuoHaicrtr.
Es.,s On reTtbptIfst Etesribum a ptrfss.
k.;;I t7.-Dtl Unite situt;t mlti bsflai. tt.aHsi
IMkAe GssnttuH an .. en-, ssluutu ssz
t1enillp ~ DC %.aHf:n. ElFdtt su,kiit 30 Fzt g
5on frpHis n 22 8gt Z tt NIT .,uta sIsaIsH
6Tlmsbaue NIT $ I mHt u Rrga d. N-tt. 70 ~.
'tntn anfsrHaH;teu "a ttH i5.pu scr q. se.1-t-
baus nebE IusgsIst rsism Grfu.
e,s;rlupge Gee gstla'lF. a. ssl.l lla. B.
Nst IN 8 II. ~ @eHltH nit 1ast. b. it-E
(lll-lt 4. EEEEtHl.F
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
Nrrlnuuf iptlp

Gin Siufer i7t cine ibte Rr. : Stnlsl N6e nab.
DRaid'tre 10 gut. pe ntu PRES rut 500 Wan
ms,es it be- " WsKennee. NJ eth- Ii. RtroJtn.
Se'tstt Rr. 81, @srG1aur, rabt Stttrtpity, (I1l-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
81 beffanira dnH 90 oa TtetLS
@erthpoues 0oI,ianS.

u ..sst 3 tieS tsdsi a. btt bof rts Sutncre 5
Vsthu zen her SIhet 80 GdsT gut b~sb0IstH sars
ets, b. az u, eGrIts'I &C - Gls nj SO .is $50
, rNdtr ~pe,iauftn piu Gutm b trissiIutn Hanns
NJ I Gel inaCn W elm biftei I'D b Ct tlns 8,lsltT bet.
iit uRleRt cine Ss-rhdts III pti6 isu b.. II elt
Rleitrstplb. BE saanitp,asH bic RiHts une es
Il fbtHttT Hpi.irlttu bic { tdt1uf Gtp'nnf. gbcr,
tie Gen an Meytb ftn RiufI rtiS bee .aa' te pm's
0opp'lte 9s last If tent iittIe { Eesr spinrs
btraeue,rs Martial, aull { mahtu "a eas iibrt't
be anpatie' b. SO . i'm Nerbe &c StnisH tee ON.
&C eaten sc ev NET ute tint uHp eie "a" NJ I t..
ben sabre ne, itecnst 10 10 ah'u nee be f6 an
prrrpic II. Come, ScipoTe tahe St'u'Iir.
ir., Ibet an Or Ger tbrpa t an et Satipte Rcae, o
Wslcn pen Der ga (Wu9 lR,,)
Srunb;intcn su o%ctfnufeu.
s i'm Blalf cpH S2f6 ldbllit ale /! Wcnait
tdlia Uub arf Gtuubitiidtu in Stu's Point rubcne.
81 re iluieu eu6
Nm y atsbtnr
ll0-) I'd pcn GoIIb. u. Tapettht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
NCrfaMdf.


q II btuti6C5 5rduen3immeg iHm 6oteu. 0litt
u 9p8lr. gu ael9sH be- Y. HfcTS Nr. IFS
Gcrln8icnlT tll0-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
Wrtocrpfae M rclfaufru,

Vtn Anttrbtr'iirttT uue % gut M STsIutg CFgis
icncr piae ia re strt n Hce is e ~ irirTi rl
dtcm !Sat,LcT Piub II ia gu sFoTtHart 81. a.
ASi u NoI't web ir' "a o. tluisa. utua nan p
be, gCttltcb 5ttebrIE, - So gv Irra
Nael cu. u. Qt5pitC. mt,bti leo ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Gin NtleBter ltb9'r Ntdrn, etr NIT gitrbtu untu
esbtn petrtbt sT9liit ipr'ttu. in ett Stoot betarnl
Vt RabJ"ira8n IN Der Grp. b, ". QOO-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

DttltntlOH ntlte Gfiddi'e, Wtctesie > q56tn
Dhtbfha'ier it. Az p~er'duien babtn fBrren Edufr
Oafir i!ncsu tet !, &. 6rant Rr 10. u -@tseuh =.
pIst,auf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
8rcccrir' NIB 9iaucr.9 aecu ia
oerfaufsu.

Gin 0u.gtlGatucT iablittbt Suusthat Hu l',E.
sr6er wrrc,r'e. II Yaurr.Hatm ut mt lrtm suas
20 ipcb'iel Al c~SrtIu'en. Ban att u . n tu
elp I NJ. lIU7 IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
8iuio aesru 8aar;sbIuus.

tF4at NasCr. sutalaE.sH - me- Sous
u. gH'u, gtraies-e 4 HlssH-ytz-sz ere F.
VitbuuaFfudt tduuc,r sHgr-% Hfs. Erfuf
Ssdcr, ltit u r.. pg.f fi.aa. Fzsr sEIL b 80
lW,ic. u,It tlit,ttu iHT firTft; kiE1~ B. Per- o.
gIN enc sIosc ysu.f ciHsusaelHH ki-taaErf o.
SEttts % h.faE o.. stgsa-.rFH ErEluzrs -
ullt7. etauiiu y cFzta r.
ttHHaAsIr.- as
mil A. &. TfFsss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
S4uviaee NIT ealaAt. erts,.

200 Eut l1tt ImIthsf, - ~uoflsi-z trg -
Fa=itH.
1000 S.rizttls e tsaaya u sEs1 gtrm
tU SiIt. t.ya
IT. sFHEErgE
CA Sc Re- s4pas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Ss1a Cur flEHH So
stsu HEtssrss =tas- ~
2F l-sts . EsI e. E
Et1crnrIirt S=HE 80 GsfE@ So r
~JirtItsu -raAsstahrz uu
uut E.lG.- mn n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

GIN iol bt3 Df6t den fir NauSarseti. Reher Frkn
u CUTE 9tbarblun1 ps'tsu 5ugetdert Wan urtIes
F6 81 2Sh, Be'i. qratinr In Gabmaitinn.yate
1ll-.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
MGhd1en %Ncrinnnt-

ON GGueieer, nm ms rams III geo II. Gur cir
Srlhcr, 6tr te' ne A'tt I matcn faur, brauht lid Az
uclten. SiaGjutio1m Wr. e. etgbttr. IlO-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
80 wav Us. q, eviaers &prup.

~ gag apntinfrlal e u
10 - SldabIt e NTup;
~ FtetH Sitariu-GiN:e ct;
70 GbaWSutiHt-EtTtE
II Eabcu td
belitrsG SHtHtii
p,3IL1Wf ET - l|Cr. xIauir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
Aertannte

q II suHt Ga.tsbddsr, eer aud saS GaRtpnat,n
gut &c itsht une uaUiti, mad 8iranisH Iu estsn,
IAN etreE 9utcn glae tetcnmlr &a63Ufragsn sit.
o! @Sit'yosliir., bei SrE. q fetfiVE G'l-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Wiosteu @6ie ggIf, &sger1, SdueTjuutn.
e. TT nj .n..;"". Sr rs. "a
aus be on sltt 9sfSa'aieii ~ ten SsnCitlnnttn
Ole I'M silfs ~pcr.Oanls teN 10 gelan6t, aIsi
Solts, gpspitts, Ouette, Rtr3tiis
II. O~uobItStis
ptIbtn abir,dyielnb ben
fran 6. Witoubnt, SS WrauF0t, Voblc,
Vub, SrCcp u. gIanps
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

GIN QG'rSbdtr her aud gut nit GiSetsns ungsbsr
'arr IN NE' 1874, Ro sfGtarIss., pa5s G%eutrsitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
tu petFaufeu.

a. im c liz. SlcGepae. raht Safiitr. en- e.
Bill; tbdtacS Waila btu-Paus NIT arrRsm pri T..
-A.lL o. a itt; wuRbltif - bat / o tut tlua
an tue btsiIe Nutp noB No; turtiHsIc Il satl
ttr srcn earcu l'It0tu. IA oiId a. tu rarftt
u Z mrrp Gd zen qo.tllare. II FUHgIIHar.
I,Oa ny
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
Mfroiooifae MafbS6tass.

ULf V 7 " { =
spst on Nustunil At bdttn wlGitt uhtr flint &,
quite ebst lhlstie yCihcite, lbtr G'Ctes @gpinU Cbcl
BEIRUT Ssiratb, jleiki ErtWibe ooer Ertree. N,sut.
belt II. ~tausl,de Ntrrsn, DisbiaLI, turl GbT auts,
be- ipmnls rad At. lal, Sut-GSrc!ms.. Cte rcf
Ser'itr. (Ngr 10 3sste'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
BsrIauot
@efud1.

etit,dftsp!ise after Mt lirt ,u p~triauier lei Z =
brauL Wr. 10, WcIh. Brecnitr, nc -la)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
=Ie.sqEal sas sglnfsi.


amt tanas ,,sttas qratc 's6tn artsli nIs 5urrs-,
raT6hntr reer I 9'ns tn eIsr al esrR IstlG Nan
ulslee I'd IN eer ar. D. Dl. (l1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
Surh z. y. Scpcr.
n WtttbU3le SauplnGs an giHca ltT.
nuo 3nniOuhr 6qrtuH,

AAI W. 4lH.
uRm'tttitIr nch sT Wlai.H rcH % a--r. g. H.
8 cttta dttrHaItlHf .a ul.rs
tIdmtiiai 10 va zCtffu g tHefr Dr. eHrHrrF
eebli ~t'isS'ue SlaFlstt sTasEI-
tit
eauFIEgs III J. .u o. ls.
SutItt
vi mi q 8as FrFHr a. sartr.r..
ure TO- rus htcr gt ss' tfI CE.EF o. u-.
NJ. z u ) sautsta EtIErEr. .r~
II TO- das lana Z Rai.u e. tHF4s
Nutp IcRUs,
eIuy'sg' 81 ~ - -I--s
iGEttIt
VI. - MT - ass ffe @ lr 81. Es
HHslcHHT. INC 70 a. .rtD lrr.
to msStI
VI ~ .4u. IS trf a." ID.
Il NEt trait 50 AaF f...
SH s5HFatt an e. ErHlE"
u an afuf2rrttFHF
nt an t,u : Ckta ssHf Gee tr-
rFttt TAHts.aFfEEE
Stt1HslEH4E. Ezar
q. 10 90 l-uu, 81 bel - -ar-r
e ~
lu- A-4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
@n NrppiG
Su pcrFaufru

ptdcr ,~slcuTdyh1 lutc Hrhltr matbi TT TSlfu
@c'baltsorr' neeTuna bug 30 p%tI'aurSr. Gahocs
IN bu Srp bs. SIdttts. ulO-ll2J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

Gre hmus1Gtt gaebuuns, aus 1 1mmrtu bta,
htue, ~ ttnCr %gtuHben. 8 DeultH cca eu Stlbt cot
Itaenm StS,uO. Ratwiragm 1T. ss ". ospro
Ctr, tIOl-iIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
Sco'id)c.
&iteitS . u GeB,uciS' rs El.1au,

inter Nufiiht btr obeutibln @5efed bait"
sic, ,nigtn FeIiorrt hsIhe 6tutipt ~Sarbpsrta,
irbc!tr inh ltnr.Oalsr ~ Us'ti'ho.rt juif en-. no,
IN 81; nsri.,lif. che w ;%auftrtt' frie.rr al etr
Hset;c, Der ts':NGaN aIu. W. y. EcgTFhei. Gr.
Oh, EbnntbuIaHe DtEht1 Gdi1tI uugI.ash.tG tuE-
furt' r+hNIru uirb Fs 20 a.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
Gins icltcuc Ocieasupctt


8 ne autgtte6ne Dirth DAT - Ttjfn 1amt isr.
b. @ldttts. Qll-2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09

do mritblt ttm btul utn yntI'um m1I1 nfu
stnac ihictts @rid5't. 90 bats MINER rcunaiitri
MsBI Sn'ntm Jorr.RiHb huid. &Hpst u. r u
ndtrr Husrati 10 Tltb,a mo lett Va tri slrFtr u
Rle.reu tIuiB'i at,
1cb 9 aurGFL
(HnIO BID VIZ ilb Wpuahitr.. uapc SEosbu.u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
", b,ner sansas.

sA~kA " b'aasr faness.
Ikl IS Gtr rH ~Hsg rtzzseE q -- Ez
EI'IAl'i IN Eattur q rraufr "a S. rem -
eiati mt tina. rugt<rr EsA= EH ~
t'ci ,&4usisr at l. ru- a. g
sg.T C.trurl
liz Src CT TO- rlfr e~
Hs b.. r~rsFih3-uu & a
t.. UlHIi.
Hate. Is,slrl css.rsH-E &c
fGs-N Fsu AEa Ee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
0StfiDpoliCs stnnoyinsfretes
Va tipIhuu..

s.Sk r. ~, Ecit-gairtutr IT, = 4-EtEI r'
III FuF ref INIT unOn ht6ats faHz zrrzalr- o
En- ~ tistn MctuhIur lut sfasf e. fr-
S%inmCuJ mo utcs,u1 tJerttsJa rsHlTasAe t.
N1ui, IccaH tie Al1.lttr!;z .. fs.t A. go
G,aUtlua,s .m Hs.S,r
EtiI Nlgs > t % .Nur,L eag Hers t
Otl',.
rtarF = Css'f-
LRa-N ~ Q Eam Nn.Ih- L.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-09
Srcbbdupe. Sobet, Gear Sut'
tsis, Shnteecn nns anseee
"a crfteuar

rtbt DaHItitgait y Q Tag pber Wouat a. ptlm,tstu
bsS1itt en- " be~tslo'al' nj I b'tut itt Taupf'roil Il
TEN nWerrtli tiGtArmCtp", sdp,ert4,
rahe per GrVdt. one | ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-02-27

LOOK HERE -SCIWARZ, OF THE EA-
GLE CLOTHING SN0RE, Is selling the balance Of
his line Coats now for less than ever. janis