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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-26
WINES, LIQUORS, &c.

WINES, BRANDiEs s,>d, AND GliAaPAGNE' thi,s2 P;as
. quarter and one.eighiI casks Cognac and Ro-
chelle Brandies
2quarter-casks Burgandy Port
u cases superior whskey Cocktail
IL cases superior Gin Cocktail
25 cases Mott and Chapdon's Green Seal Vergenay
and sillery Champagnes
100 cases Carot
For sale by FRENCH CRENsHA"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-26

In retiring from the firm Of Minor jones' take
pleasure in recommending Mr.. JOHN i. JONES to the
former customers of the concern.
ira i'm T. F. MINOR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-02-26

O-PARTNERSHIP.- The undersigned, of
I J the nrm of KENT, PAINE & CO., have formed u
Co-partnership for the purpose of conducting
GENERAL AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
Under the finn Of
PAINE & CO.,
And have taken the No. loo, Main street, next
below Mitchell Tyler, and will be pleased to receive
consfgnments from their friends and the public.
W. G. PAINE,
ian20-eodts X. A PAINE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

- GIN ror,idlihes neuts RobHbaut MI ausu
HS;i: n%tcetrncn Girrttturgeu. u bus brett, I'M on
-asgelI den &ioetibdle IN etrtr rtht anstattu en-
seouBuultn lie DIT. aabues bel Z.
= Wsttpmdr, vi. II, Ntits BaSttitftr.
~ o RI 3 b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

Y II aniss 9'Ilrb iofott ~ ptttaIfen. ea bic Rauu,.
10 e'ltn nbi 6%ena9ent ftES. Raajuitasen II er
Q. 9'atB, (02-T)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

AlJs du(rilrb,a
SDriEcr : ID aaGSia;
ftattE ;drcu,
.S.lttr. &att.
F1GbCL.No'et
Nguc
HttTtu.f Ud'Jh+e.
G,E Nibie cHct %cNtsH
fur +uts.E.
trdlaht
Ha3e,hrrtc ilr N,'Jer,
Afer,cti@t
SGtrtae III 4tyreS,
TVt.rbre-
Eb.rrct' iur Strrer
SHWarje
Enhbefen fu' 9trttH,
DloNt QartaiCnS
TIT SeT'm
taB srlt
pn6
Eroriu &ags'
Zen
sturC-
u;e
Suahtl -Sirisctr
81 rgt Gi0fi.
icrit linen
p-' igllrfg A"rrgth
ppU
e. ti;cfout.rE
fl
SnrNtE > "belt.
aNS ~ IA fsrtl, ttlr @pit pt.,'st 80
tn
gSeErupsr u otTR - u puI"'S
Wa.n0IhO0t' $ GiciOclmCgi yin,
o. ~. 4" @'H SaIruiOJeur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

OrtDat. NsrFau,

t4,s Dls Saue VT, 1857. Y,sbtEtr, Rcrbch.g ds
bon S'osfir.. hebi irt prieaipt9t gum Q,rlauf.
NatiuiTag.n ttt
Smanut q d mibi. abmtn lirator
(H2-1) WT, 35p. : IN ou,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
fSE Cu0ssS,uazA1 sssIcphy t,r s'niparVstet ine off
HBR@ 8e,ienbe!
&riparntB ppn 3ett, @elb ". Gntfernuns
bur6 bic
uBalttmcre.Nbtp &tfeubabu't,

tur6 bic
,BalttmcresSbtp 2tfeubabu",
mad, auen Stei!rn hes 2Deiers,
dbcr partersbur9 uMb Wartetta pbct
Benppob, Wbeeltng II. 4plnmbus.
Die rgaitnrrc.S biS g .i.nbabn" bis'e! rem ieier-
ZEN pntlitim bic si6sien GDrttclc "a Se3rs aGf
Btriafct, E%sauemlidfs't &itubat pjnttlittett u.
@dbutet Der Seensrl.'u irtas lie BON lem + aupeia
Sahn in bi,iem eonbs ubertrcit fen ipirp. Tisie @abu,
pom at!anttidtu Nieere euseeberb, 1T sliese aus-
seccbni:ite 9iuie, glendIeiiis aber sn4 bic iir;elte u.
fdnenite nnc taber bic biotlite Rsr.te llr be Jeier,
ben naf BEN &eiten, be niti strltbleu ,cu;e,, fe 81
tenu5en @
W.eileu.G ntiernnrs Scr Baltimore na@
&incirnoti:
ueber yattersburs. ...,.533 NeIen.
n Renrpccb II. sbbteltns ........:.e36 "
y harrisburg II. pittstnr9 ........ 659,
Durd ote Marietta xinie. ............ bS5
cine @rirarniS an Ger @ntferruns BON lis
Gurdb bic @oliintbnss finite ........,... 500
cine 9tipmniB an Der Gntierrhns eon 66
Weiienbe, ptlne bic Baltimore Sbic.S iitnbabn"
bennstn. tesen bic Stile IN ~ Iase sutid II. iabrtr
tn Uassn, Die auf has Nattpsaaemiie u. NIT sepcI
fferteil Siben enberiGtet itnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

,1W V.E9WNItU+
-~SESyrl- Gi' srbftr SsHItrt-EIUatl
sssyrgssI.y SS Cuap RcitutplJ. gtmlIt u,v. ne.
ID II 1ter al 9,ittnung e,nau. IVA, M.
i sSl2oo sttoit,t bat. iou wtstu 1%tanasI
an Raum iir $3.50 p~rttduit rtIem ~ triraeru BET
Nm y. (bttoc. Ut. 81. s'Gutsw,Iabt.
(Sg-tD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

Gin i'm GusrSs. u. ganish6dln ~p,rtrauitr inussr
Nann iutt enc Situs. 9r farm ett better G,i'-
ren5tn ittr fdbiQteil Ii SrtatitnutuiFt otttu, o.
ftu1t,tc "rb cCr RuIm ale ctuti6,t itani6ufttr
II ,tal,,nuoer arrttfpcnbtui ttrrs Rsu,balfeS N
v en- Ron mtIst iit abif,e s.. ~, Dor lI4i,
@a,ltnp,t .. o." 40 oD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
3u mtetheu eefuAt.
Su perfaHfeu:

en- 6aus cen elmer lie mn, yintIi& ,abItnbtn
halnille., aerefi'u sese man unter J. ny. In Der
CRY. b. vi. ab. (s2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
iu Dertaufe,1.

Gss$A GIN iretiirt.9ts Naniarbtn. B n brbaus
Tim rettt | iittlpem Slnitrs,tdut,. rarlou Sptif,-
.ssAM thinner, Gfbe lno 4 Simnitr ent5aIttne nit
n9o.lnith I'm Dole, IN a~ba.spvttb-, rabe pciutr.
trts tll0o; BntnS.Irs t2j.
StnIb II. Gcote
(eN-) VT. 0 sIp Pu,le'n,s. ct guuIfir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
Gabrpretle ppn baltimore mad

~ Our beicnbersn &erniuiBrobme ~YsR
ginpanbeter unb Stet,enoe fDuter ispr pprl9ts
tetn. che ie ibre ttuets talfer. unb icaien BIZ i,lbet,
MIR bon lolttn anatiienten 8eamten iaat,u. bic ppn
tbtern Debalie Iste1, n,dt obet boz Iiat ern nbei
SwiiHenirdscnsS Ia. fe lorit bel geiatr arsst,cyt
Nne. beid'wtnbelt " mercen unb ibr Glib amionlt
ausiuseben.
OurG abrtS= BtIIete
mad alien Gtsten hes 28elt,ns Fins 5u babsn tet
Carl b. ptleebranbt a
ertraI.g u,eronien- AStnisn Der baltimore
Otic.G ientabn",
(Sanl 80. W. 81, 2baussfrass,6 alt;mrrs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

Gin p2ann nit ,irer t,utn EamiIie iur Barm.
atbut II g2e len BON Der @last an ter allan ,ittbt.
ID Reab. Wa1 mtle' fd tn idea Dounsrfaa g.btns
7 uob Srtitas W tiaa un IL uhr bd Y. &. . a.
ets. "Sars Eap'Th", RI. 10, Nets-yacahEant.
teJ-t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

@pHnect,cnt Sseo Nutruaal
600 atittn aln Cuttings, BITE fetnitt 0uaiitat, CT
sling iocben uHo eher.lt aa ~nterrtstin Nreiie
Setepb Sbrbber,
fA7-l Sr 81. Esdhnno, sInrs rnh- = ntitbHr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
6sfIaaaf anf tkeiaAL
NrrIanaf

en- auss e,utidea Was6tn llr sr~ttuIi6s 5aas.
gum seatu. MAIDEN u. sns.In; aatst eoSn
.u5'iide eat. Wau m,Itt I'D tti q St6rtHes
Rr 1872 fsrtHstrH. sUtibtu SOipars- u. gutapftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
Xpfnrt %nrrlnnnf-

Stn 0~itriimiodeu eoe paI5tn It, bNltIu fanr,
lrlrte ne faItarkt,t C,rftbi. rp'it e~trIungt a.. trt5li
ttftn sbn. mean 20 it meIeet 3r. 20 Witluib
Gtatnlttr .NatianME. LyI-aI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

fe!rt uus SsriUNt aUlttu: u, ltttrnt ltbrtr, 81
toltn, AJu'tI rsn &9srtb une alt' aIttbuns. S6the
sttt't trer;.H ttIablt lei crowns vi . Rtlt
,%lttiitiit, (Aau 3! q MY
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
gicrIdnat fcfcrt:

WIn buitt WidFt at tTft banb Rem NnttIet
brautt auIuira5eR. Nau rtttse fa in e;t erp D..
". 1881
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

Gin MthsbCr iur lie NsuSsISut, oas wd'ttr II.
i~nr, III Rr. Z49, g|tit. %faptus,. nab, gnut
II. Eut-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
I'm S%erFaufctt.

lin INT t:ttn .Suitauee btlintl,det @,OSStp
ilcur- II ftaucr. Slctt IN elmer Tax otcitu 8titEiti.
Swcta i''r rcrtbt lbdItm ea9s. 0dt con EanIouz ~
II. SOrpD. nep Rr.dil. 1T ipcl'u @tfb4ltpelteunO
ST r%ttluiUa. Wtan mlbs fd en- Drt urp Sttut.
100 Al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
Effreloaifae N%atbf@lase.

Wtr ea Austuntt ~ batsr riuidt lb:r 'lu'tiat
quite Ger itl,hle W0b6it, lbtt Gtlcs Gtntiu cttr
BEIRUT, Ittra'b, Jicish fytunec cbsi NttnGt 6rart-
beta u. tdutittt @lrrrr, 0ltbitab!, furI u5r &utt,
ttr femme rat' RI. 1911. Su6-Glrolm,-, ode pon
ssn'itt. ({arIO8g}O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

MtbertDn'S Gbelrp GproiaI
1T cas- uutr ualitiie II. 10 rtiamite Witiei essen abc,
lera, &olii, Dut6fau &ubl. 0eteauun8s- eef6ret.
itat nj d. I II bic 9 d mtrSen fonoeru
au6 beren uria6e nuo sbt ben.
Fat entsil IN ein'sen aa9tn Istne pbaise 9efunobeit
mitee..
Cine Huge Wutter
bat es tets I'M Sau't, oa es nct inner bel 8intern.
he 5ahnen pcer an ben io9eronnttn -Srmme bei6ner-
htn" lticen, NIT 4 ofem @rfolae a~8ttpanbt wuiot;
a. 1T en unhbertIeffites MISUNDERSTANDING.
Wliiel baS BEN Aerpenipfeme nitt i6apet. ,p,e bic
mttiier Sprifs II, ecroials, bic 9tsei elels DeiGper.
ben tint Stbraudbe fnb.
N8enttn fur Bait more ftub;
W. 8. Brown h 1ruber
Rr 4 Cub 9iberipar.
gu baben bel alien upotbeien. (apr7 I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
StmhugrJa G1ntrI
SmdaenbSf.

A S@daenbGf.
-slLzaI Fem g,ettirr %utptrui iur Sodrti
taB is ron ttr nfaItimcsts Cd Jtcnlcieuid'aii pb!-
sea plat tiuh,h an III d Nstrant babe. sd rpcrtt
9t satttbi4Itt, Ia rim usuc t6decu5ccuit'a't t9rG
d'tbdbguBe,; Il L 10. tolelbt batt, unt r c,m tie.
berger Rtrnen3 -E6ugal9ci' ierilphuu II cttfrGrme
Ittu 8sti NIT ben tsittE GptIsn II. Bttrant.r 0uiyl,
lrartcn.-Uuh o~iIerirs t6 neither T,ab tcuttitn W
iel'6aiitr u G.futIhorcu Nu Y!!cs II T. ~, Gene
~;itnntRar II. ]hslutnttu p0gt Weesn ibsGinFt i5H Ter
lrotGtr GetgrUgurlsoIt. De Gat5 6,Jtn g.; Srui
floBs, aut ptlItm ia Rc9sItabreH, EGn5i0lon9,
gatcuNsl, PoplQoas !t. btiirbW
berm, 5crbh,
(Ianls.3MHN C hircnhpir. gltlAiI. Npsrllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
s3iata aeaeu Baer,abluua.

Graes. SDastr. antulaH,tn " S6litsu; stiitu
i an'tr; @eiraltt- Side Edecn. SlaruJ fut, .3ctir;
0eiitnder, Sitpp- Sttietdtr. NC enc
Defei, 6tttrn fdr RopIttien; cute Satid II gt.
i4trrs, ntut euittith fur bfeGtt; tlmitn II. Bl,oitp.
Aud ,ine slntt 1artte c,nasp6't'ier RtaeHtftes u.
sPedss N 8di,rn II. etauttrim RintnttIGts; Ma
lrastr, Staufeln u. Ssattu bet
a~pItmar & GIepeiaub
l2QA-l Viz. aR 3hanttAtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
~ 3u rerfaufen pSer Al pcrs
a0. rcutsn.

De pertbrone nne rpr sus ~.,ieitlc Iuiie en-
6ubt bts 0rpabmir, fruber aNs aggerfS' letftc' st.
idrnL IA ~ c%erfaui.1 rbti ~ ]btiItuttn. Die Buitc
eutbilt ytt1lit faiepIae tar Rotlen upt poi, uub
Il bort icon lett pttltn .JlhrtR ,tn Gus3t6tbuies Wt-
itatt tcrtebtn prfttr. IS t,iirect I'D lui b,r
Welttt etenfa1t tn Rni t~tnatrdteiee easertauE, IN
uel6tm rirt ctuirdsIibe Rttoil erptcteir g,rbtr.
euu9 init Fohltu. uub Sciis,i6dft tttritttn rtre.
pelte ptte bs gan J. VA Gcgtbtr. u. pteiraur.
1tr tutretn btqutr 1tIrGtt. Wdu mtlbe i'd bal
y Strans u. 'StuseE an Cu rnb 5l,gt,
(apr. 4,IwRD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18


Das peltbcalhrnte ~i,tl,G Hdfte
Dr. QS btte'S ~ u q e II 10 a ftet,
BON grousptl Gbrharb. II siteufslo III
9biCine.n,
1T iebent gei65ftSmaEre, 9,ltbrten, BGreeu-g eart'
len, Grmponiben, SIMPLER urb aud g ol6sn, ipeIdt
set bel 2idt unb Seuet %arteiten, ito Iame1, Geld,
iid oieI nit 2eicn urb fetuea strb.iieu tsibSfiasn,
brin9tno III ~tulpfeblen inbem Is lei trGnteu Iuscr
bic Sepfraft gladit@ witcer terlieRt, erbGit. HATH
linc Dor Grblinoer ibatt.
3auieube bon Sob er5ebenoen Srieen uab Gilsittn
IT'S allen eeseuoen Der g8elt ipreten iiber ben aubets
retntlit 8iiidliten eripls. aiaepn 70 Genis. "
SHttus SieueIt, GtRiG.
a!erliotia. Sr..
gsneraI.a9tnt fir gan, auisr;ts,
Sa SaIiimcre Su taben Get o.. Stn~uingbau-
len 9ndbaneiuns. 2Sx &.sfratiIIr., ie:stt IN
ben bauriiidlidltsu arptbeter
SIN arp6er bi a. . cseler s. Gr p, Sit
6lt-9ibertpitr.
lcuSloasntur fis Der 9)iGritt Golursic:
Sci q. 8, gbrtftant, &,. 502, 8. Ctr. b Rr
ST. pernihlo. Sperus 1Oalo-N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18

s1Es Gin ,tpetifttsts naus IN ttr ptpanarate
mn VIZ. - Ip in,,. 6trrietla. II. 9amb1raItr
tRss Bt5eapatitg als elm " ourie Sabsn ttnibt.
l5altI I'M 5ete. Aahiullagen ttt 1. Y. 80,
lt. lJl, p,uui. aCruut. (02-T)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
uSaItinOIc Grove" Bu sers
eoufL,

Yer l.iabrtat Doht tStaic) tts cortrtiH den ptatts
az he yNtlattpbla B3oab, ]9eraHrtr Baltimore 9rnet",
At bIli1 Lu prtaIItn, ptrn man Ib bet Sbt.
Er. 4 SAB @dplr., rttlttt. Der e1ltaB
sSn,t nd r!rtre'Tt@ fur stCR bttrtbiamm spttb.
o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
aSertbDpacs erunSssrofreicS
NcfiRfhum.

x63s r.. o6. Rete-Gatrst TIT. "a iSaB bIstt. ITO
5ut tel, mt elRtm ih6uer i9Iib ~attaaitn 3.
iicdtsen Bcbublut INIT 9tueTaeibcf II SaH-
.3imnt,tn) nno aroh m eretileitse' pt.t,rgtsduee BE- .
eaui. irsaS bic ganittttiItH bic sanie 9ieie ses
grdnbrndtf earbSebtn
Daies Saut bal 70 simmer. Gas gDslTsr &C. prls
tiu'a
Seute IL Sspts.
(6s-) W.T. y, Yap SuilbHss. ct. 9aulr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
ae<aG@ crtbppaes &GuSeut
UgN IN 0arlurh 6puntp -
nit Bttblane. Adsrs8ualben, &ouel Il
8uhtu.@rdtbtn, 8urrtn, Spdaen,
WGts. @eitirrM u. I. /.

FHN'N - 49,
WGts. 9eiGirrtn u. (. /.
auf HttisR.
btItt, ben H. avr,l 1860. flf5 un II ubr.
,rtrssr ptI an GTt unb Sttlt has In 6atfrrb Gount1
an er pbilstslpbG Gurupit Ruae, rs p2tiler ppi
st Staet Edltmcn rNtlsnt tunbgut aricr ca
Nat'TrtT tItngea; ~ umisEt SO Ndsr. Eoscn so Ar.
Hat ert Ntit lt6n t'lpdlbtt ".
Vie tBteauli1tr ten stlltheH p.a tlptm pculciibtH
y a I nj O. " . ! n b a { nit Hntsratt1nt, tircr
bNbld'tr 9trantGb rsui. luitm lrCGy en- 9tUcr &c
bahihtt baritH NIT iunf ,t chtfbb'umtn et uu. e..
lhe hnu Ittnlt SntrC dusuluInU HbutGuut.
az Sottu Il ithr ttudtear UNI IN b CbhiuMt o Ct
MART Viriners autnehntHe %fotlrri. az p,ag III
gui b~toallrtt II. 8trrb atitBeH; krth,u -hultt,
bTanptns u sGHtlttmublcu aN,t II. /. (. ttiastn
fl N Ger uddittn Rdbt.
Sa9tttt Gm gtiaut'tast!
aud
leu SHt Hamltbrr Set uHe aui ptm'tItcr Pllpe her
. tebi name &C crhtsut pnCtr; ulS o. IN
y ttts, Sgbe emo iitmt rt,rl. Nalbtr
8 shp.luc TIN Ct tu II r WIIIrurtu.
!. cetr 2 WANING su Rdtm. 3plN'u, On taUuu enc
paIte stiGiue, pla1t, oHser Slr'su VIA g.
pttOlCIntuE
tn Gaatnttrti AIiUrtImtNt plIi0r-, Simn-r. n.
X Il btu'2t~hIb rtbt tlrft Rfutr a.. cr-
Narse, be Az tintn gut utIttuuttr wulsurguis de-
gfgtn.
gssuSGne' far tt,Ut1llbs Gtlgpanst tUio,ue,
'G) caalJsblung.
Sarab q. RariEsIl
). Z. q omtAps yumtrt6t Geriai.
~ ". M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
u%triaAtru MD Su bssnwtbrn.
Ru prrFnnfsn.

Gie Nou6tbs uus Gtnrttuuo etnts fletrtn @rocu
rie- II. S'NuVr. @tNdits Soio't ~ t'BitBtr. 20
Ptrts am Ylast. III. 1870 WCrs.B,altNr. sCO<j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
3u pcrfdufeu.

Ga On nc tbpOHo Tlag pCr,ua.i6 fRr cine
Hb,U; Nieltp'riblho't cetr ~icnti1ts 6f,nilidts qptal
-aGIL we .anet, ant ot RcroPn gdt ron Sant. uHe
G%rtieritr., crit rtuelbmss aura DauebaIttht II. glts
bttgetttttt. gat tn Them 3 'nmtr s eiod
sod; SO iub 8rpnit an Santhr. parlor sp.iie-
,rmnlty' aldt ntsti ltn't StoIuns IN 9an'lt-. Rd.
.ttte turb 8. 3. Nr0k NT. 2, Gov, llahbLlr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
Su berfdufcu.

vi '~otcrtiBet Nabirase III tn gutter papttl ~
N ttR ptnu man eli en- ia I btbolJicn PAM iiii5 IN
Alttlptr ~. 8o. tauft
fs5?g.t End IT elm tl:uee Saus in gu,lrp.. nab,
Hill 6ciimanir oulG etni, Istuaetutu bcwarb
-AaaAR II nntfbupitn, Rr. ~, et. pauiiir.
btull Ii ptrfaufcr. (p2-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-18
8uter 8efGafieftauo
3ti1 Qruub,iusIrei. ,ll,u W~rrfnufs

H. grInojinsfrei. gum StTfnnfe
Wsutaa ~. upuI RiG mutapG nor, rsf.
ben ,rtr an Drtphb sitlt fta ip' gcnbtrmD f,r. ppr.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-02
Major FIReId.

From the Cincinnati Gazette, May3O. 9d
Major B. +. Fitield, whose sudden death,
at White Sulphur Springs, on Saturday,
was announced in our Columbus dispatches
yesterday, was a gentleman widely known
throughout the South for his efficient and;
careful management of the affairs OF the
Adams Express Company during the past
three or four wears. Previous to his assum-
ing the superintendence of the eXtensive51
business of this company in che Southwest,
he was connected with the Chicago, Alton
O. st. Louis railroad, in which sphere of
action he became deservedly popular. Hr1
For some time past he had suffered from !,
falling health, and thinking change might
benefit him, had agreed to assume control
of the office at the popular watering place
known as White Sulphur Springs, Il He lett q
Nashvillefor that purpose, full of hope, j,
only to die suddenly, shortly after his arriy-s :.
al at the Springs. o.' % ol7H
Major Fffield, although far past the midIs
die period of life, retained, even in his af-,
Fiction, much of the freshness and geuiality
of early youth. Very few became acqnaint-
ed with him who did not love him tor hisd
hearty good nature, and his death GWill be-
deeply regretted among a. wide. circle of,
friends in Nashville and the Southwest.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-02
[From the Shield and Banner.I
In MemOriaIn.

At meeting of the members of the Bar
If Richland county, held May q 1866, at
he office of May & Mcbride, II. Colby,
$50, was called to the chair, and A. NJ.
Burns appointed Secretary. Mr.. Colby
tated briefly the object OF the meeting to
Je to make suitable arrangements for pay
ing proper respect to the memory OF Hon.
William Johnston, and Messrs. Hodges,
May, Jenner, Grass and Geddes were ap-
pointed committee TO draft resolutions,
and after an interval, the committee re-
ported the following, which were adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased God to remove
from our midst our esteemed and worthy
friend and brother, the Hon. VIM. Johnston;
therefore, lsW n u. L
D. ResolUed, That the members ofthe Bar of
fRichland county, in common with the citi-
zens of the community, deeply sympathize
with family and friends of the deceased,
and hereby tender their own heartfelt con-
dolence in,their sad bereavement.
ReSOlued, That in his death, we deplore
the loss of genial companion and friend,
an elegant scholar and finished advocate.
RESOLVED, That we will attend his funeral
in a body, and as testimony OF respect tor
the memory of the deceased, we will wear
the usual badge of mourning! Z gsg -g..
ReS0lUed, That NJ. May, Esq, is hereby
appointed to present copy OF the proceed-
ings of this meeting to the Court of COM
mon Pleas of this county, at Its next term,
with the request that the same be entered
upon the journal.
Resolced, That copy of these proceed
ings be furnished the county papers, and
that a copy he also presented to the family
of the deceased, .... - -....-,---,.-.
A. M, BURNS, Sec'y. HuWi Z . .if.ug
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-02
Eating when Exhausted.

When the strength or nerve power is al
ready worn out, or used up, the digestion of
food only makes fresh demand upon ii,
and if it be unable to meet the demand, the
food is only burden, producing mischief.
Our bodies have been compared to a steam
engine, the food being the fuel and the
steam produced, the nerve power. The
analogy holds good to a certain extent. II
when the steam is low because the fires are
low, you pile in too fast a quantity of coal,
you put out your fire, and if you have de-
pended upon steam power to fan your fires,
that is also extinguished.
n Beyond this the comparison fails. You
may clear out your furnaces and begin
again, but in the body the consequences OF
this overlooking are dangerous and some
times fatal. No cause of cholera is more
common than eating freely when in an ex-
hausted state.
The rule should be to rest for time, and
take some simple refreshment, a cup or
part of cup of tea, little broth, or even
piece of bread, anything simple and in
small amount Just to stimulate the stomach
slightly, and begin to restore its powers.-1
After rest, moderate meal will be refresh+
ing and safe. b5Asl .ag cd.l 4ie.s.. ..a,,. I
A traveller in the desert, the wild steppes
of Central Asia, writes: ''0n the encamp-
men6 OF the caravan, the travellers sit with
their tea cups in their hands, and eagerly
sip the costly beverage. Its nothing more
thana greenish warm water, innocent of
sugar; but human art has invented nc, bey-
erage which is so grateful so refreshing in
the desert as this unpretending drink: Al
ter the tea has restored their strength, the
caravan becomes gradually buster and moi
sier." And then the food is prepared and
eaten. s.f, .,.t..,i. ...,., ~. ''' 1'
To those who have not the means Of pre-
pairing tea (though we hope they are few),
a flew tea leaves held in the mouth prove
pmost refreshing, as many of our soldiers
found in their long marches, when thev
could not stop to make tea or coffee. There
ar those who advocate stimulants for this
state of fatigue and exhaustion, but after
the statements of travellers in all climates,
from the Arctic region TO the EQUATOR We
are not inclinedto the alcohol theory =
Testimony is against it, except, perhaps,
according to the, Scripture rule: @Giyf
isa'o liig ow ganJ aYsii9d OF nosear hoo, !;
b n2i m9t nisg bla ,i3a2ir stEis 1no
'.as5laa00 10 slsdmsm yylsw4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-02
TIiFrom the Ohio FarmsF.I
IWhenI In the Went.

z Perhaps there is no subject commanding
more attention than that of the wheat
crop. Since writing you from Cold Water,
Mich, it has been my lot to be In all the
southwestern counties of Michigan, IN
northern Indiana, and in some fifteencOuH-
ties in northwestern Ohio, L have been Iesr
pecially Interested to learn from personal
-observation as well as from those have
met The true condition Of the wheat crop! /
very. bad, /! and there isilikely to be small
crop; and gthe northwestern part of Ohio
is nearly as bad; Michigan onthe whole i
much better; so is it much better
in this part Of Ohio (Shelby county9
eli6 m9hl 73l gns 9d i'uoW 9l9H3 biie .9t9If
og yodi as9lnB ,slslihsH edt 10 tassno, N,
tn9bieoII 5neaoIq9l 5na ,alrog Of
'2ntViI aodoi9Iw 10 iasltf OIL suoms u