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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-22

Jhu SSnuBinge,
ete Jbr bur9 frpbnen 9ebetrer @e.
tpptn6etten
Guh ienes Geihtbbtupe, esma.boertertenbt, IcbOtrs
nt6tenoe Eater auge!C9tu babt, has rfere Jrctu-
BAUER llt nHo unIsren 9oipttaIsrn sabtrttCbc 9cns
ttaaente Ittfert - etetIt cbnc auit6ub 3u . r.
2 umann's 9ebenS -& tfpj uHb
U a eitaI- Sitttu,
Dtee peltberhtmteu Wtittef 9tetn ale aus Su9en6-
iinten sntiprtnatnteu llebtl batsu dui;srh Biuius
eslpsrtt nno Gaufcnoe bent 2ebcn ibueu be G3eiuno.
belt ipiesa8eacben. 8ollitiaotae SetIui6 mtrb 9a-
rantst:, rtnn teine sttt ptrIcren, uuo bic 9itttt
tofcrt an8ewanet utresn. @lr 9er'ub wWo ben
Battenten oapGn uhertru1eH. Sceer 'cie, ebe er an
werbsn. 1rb!fsn. giRd unb .3airttpcaBsit 5urat.
CfFee gir. 30,
Mcrtbfr., Sdus
BON esrtn8tonar.
GfGe btn unp lag Dt9 ron
DR. S3mndun,
9ir. 80, Nprt9fr,
Seus ppt Qertn9tcnitr,
furiren! Ct tat bic bis jest betunnten,
arpbten Suren eemant ais Der Gnteeder
Der einitseu uriebltaren 0elmuel esacn Gebeimc
6ran'beiten. Sie 8ebaneluns, mei0t er tmldDldst
bat bic 8tui3urD eer au89e3titnetheH Gtrie bon
PARIS. qonbcn II. 9lerp-Dort unb tbr our68anaiaer
stfos bat lttr allen 9'petie fsltGeite1t. baB etnt
bGucrnbe fetIuns etr iflmmfsr N5ue pCu
etn8ebnreerer 3uftieuhs, &cnotrhbc, St'ttureu
{parnrbbreu 9etengun1) GerBrbsetut9 ecr
WprllebcrsBriie, uetcIn mclte elmer GeDie1
sebfin,en @etupBn5ett tbre Grtiters
ctrtauierl II. I. 10. II. f. II.
bis 5ur mcrarCbsu tSfptEbsit ertangt pertcu tara
ptnn ter Tatteut eb an gterjte wtuoet, alli ecrtr
aetren @slht II &riabruug man ftdb pCllalisn ,Gnn.
Get Or. . 6nmann IN unItrfr Nit'te RcD als
Se;tfilnltltr rteoereeaien bat inb bic ntelen Bae
welde ,trter eine Sstanoluna attcmnen iin9 idmr,-
lid, - pbne cine tln3ae Ausnahne eebeiit Dptoens
0ni8e oereIteu beitanbfr itt Sabren.
Seionbere Rnfmeriam'et lpiomst ct alien Ge'cei
ber gctl.d!ss II. Sarncr8ans. lpie SsuprrtBe ga
nleniius str!inlren in eocr Bpun, Rreubtten oeI
Rttrfn. 9aie II. 8Srittbsr-Bruie. gtertUrat- ben
II. 5antbse;n pie lbsrporm Sppb.tt8 I'M erteu,
tlreiten, brtttsn eraoe uno erbllde
Dr.. sttumaun'8 Seilrletbcoe her @enorrh6s
1T DE cplfcmmcni.t, bic e5 8tbt its TIT bic turSst-
itterlte II. tefe. Der Rrante erbnit fe-nen Gppa,p
8aliam, feline Gutcsen tcn GeSfeutinbl, nod ancert
Gel erle6enoe @areu; iouoern bic netIunq erclst IL
stcet 1asen cbne Sttmerscr, cbue llnteluenIitbfc,
pbns Nenotlnna Der Dtat.
8ameu ron Ausmdris bic Or Etbumsnn I'M Ra,b
~ fragen ipIni9en tbuneu btees trellid tbun Ille
srfeie an ibu ipaeu ene Boitmalte entbaIter, unI
btantportet Su perben.
ar3enstea merotn RAD eQtn geasnten bsS eanbes
9tauei.
GIaa psraeTc n'9t Die
Sfitee: Rr. 80, Iortbfrabe,
tGu4291O 3alttmoEs. aHb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-22

Bieatig fur 2etoeube!l!
9rp fenpr eputs gB unpram'S
tpeltberIb,nte
SlMtretntaunaSs uub Abfnbs
rune8s Rrduter
fnb untreiti8 bic bsiisr bis iee bttannten Wttte um
bic rsrlcrenc @eiuntbstt wieeerbermitsten, irtpie,
gsnn etti9 oenOmntn' Srasfbe'ten su psrbatsn Die.
felten iinb ieit iter eta
8ierteljabrbunpert ttrer .Seilfraft weaen
IN Deutf6anb rlbmltGh bstannt II. 9eadltet unb
baten Fd aud bier felt ben leSten bre Sabren eiuen
iotoen 0tuf triporben nno esnen itd beionbers our
9eilun9 bDswitliser unp tartnadissr
Granfbeitsn,
une 'oute 3emaub be 5ofnuu8, sebeilt su petten,
aufseten. pbne 3upor bieis belianen Rrautr 3u oe.
iuten. Die 9rauter perben BON mir
btreft Don Deutfhlanb
tmpcrtirt II. empfebIe i'd oiejflben brinaeub men.r
pertben sanbslenten stm seneisten 8ebraude, ba i'd
telt uber5eu8t bin, eaS elm Secer btr enmai bappn
nnmt. NIT Der 98irtnss semiB iufrecen II. ME mebr
ptne oisiebeu iein piro. Ssoe }anle oate iets bas
ben I'M Sauft taben; benn aud bel ftnetru IN bic
mebitbatge Wirfun8 bteier frauttr pabrtait tber-
ralteno.
Dt. eraut.r fnb su babsn in
Rillen ODER 8ulpcru,
ie nab Buuh, uno babtu IdD bel fpl9euStn Rran,-
te.ten ais bsfcnhsrs beilam eripte!su, alSi
Wa9tntrampt Sdmcrrbotbta.
2atmbeibmtrbrn, Wlitien,
e5sbpulit, 8eritepfuna,
@dt 9tbeumuttsmuS.
GnBbrhti9fett, AusSettun5,
puf!en. 8orf- II. Aatnpeb,
Ri.b8ibaoer. Nuneiperre,
Sdune, auseptranthe,t,
Sbnupfeu. Beiblsinung.
Ylercend,pide,
&unsenenBunbuns NfaieeH.
Srrppbeln, 8anbmurm,
ruttrletsbeitwerbeu,
2paHerjud,t,
grippe, XcItt,
rptbe 0tutr. Erhte
Sai3iluB Sppbtlis,
talte Sfieber, pautausf9(ase
unb allen Atanthettsn,
psIde aus ptrtcrtenem Siutt enifprtn9en.
Serner empttble tup NasersRrauter-9itr'r geben
Wastntrampt. Durhtaa, roibe Rubr 8tuhlcccn,
Suifen, Grtsltiin9 II. |. no.. @pueptibe Trprfcn Sur
1rnttur, sanbplrm. piilper. Nunopafer ilr Guserr
It6s 8erlesunSen. rbeumatilde Gnttur. arauer.bes
" 3bolsrazGlirir. islpie Or. Dbte's weltberiDmtes
Nueenpailer. SulfuB Dtenelt,
@lerautra, 9a.,
generaI- -GBent fir aan5 Nrerifo.
Sn Saittmnse gu baben in allen sipotbsten, 'rmie
Bet Sud,banbler g. Senntngbauf { II, Rr. 2SS,
q. @.'Yrattlir. 3m orpbtn set u. @ps eler l. 60,
IN 8ssinstcn bel SIS. ebrtatant, esm.
.. en.piale u. aubsrn ssrbeiern. (eepu8)
Guolides @e!o.
S8tr iaufea fcrt,pdbrenb
@nb- -4arpltns.,
Rorb- -earoitaa-
gepr9ta-.
'- alabamar
Itnnsiiee-
Ins 8irstnte.
8autnotep
~ bsn bs@ssa Rslt.pre.kr,.
pbtlttY 0ober So.
sdt psn Baltimore. II. 1arrilpnft,s
tseSi aeatnaber bem -Nb. Snittat..s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-22
sNttAtia flfE N,Nr,cm !

.@amen wettc Der Eienits c'nsa nrten sr,tea bes
strien, fcat;u iidl feis all GSr. GG,umani,, slr.
10, Hcrtb-I nabf Hcrtnltpuar., medeen. ar. q d IL.
nj nm II oer etnst1e arSt in beitm 9anbe auf bsr
man nd bel Ger Setlun8 eGtr sousntrartbeteu per.
alita tant, clf oe inbt
9t0G.ina oer mpnailideu Rctuteuno
@ettrmutters 9crfaa ii. 8eribwirnas
GtEdell. lno Setteni6merten,
SlicoeraeiGaeeabtit,
pe'ser TluB Nppst,tlOFefet, RsrpSftit, Eesfnrb
NIB aIlc osn Damn eiscae 8sihw.reen.
3ses Dems, Die einen stfbtd,en Doftpr mInIdt,
nlte lei ST. G el imam n sorlpreben.
Gan eetaee nldtt bic Hnnmtr 80, 8prtb., ets
oaus bon GertnBtonfr. Baltimore, DE. Ar,eueieu
larhen nndh q z on &nnhf&aInenhen h.rLas.kt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-22

GarI . huri WTp p1s ntuf, haW-
fen Wrnat tn 3etr, It. Wt6., erlattntR-
DC raetfale Organ rteigtren.
Die 6entaner an Der eanaetltsn
Grense ilsden In einsr lhltmmen Mem.
me. Die Der. ct. 8esitrups viii bic
5eniansrarsibuse psrtussn uap bat ben
Gpmmanbantsn pen 5prt Htassrs In.
itruirt, auf Ssnianer Drsitsutsr an tsr
6jrsnSs, wenn lie SeinpNli9tsiisn erp6sa
mpaen, su ftuern. Gin ebenlp MARINER
Gmpfan9 fam itnen ron Der lAarf be.
wa0tsn eaaaeilhsn Sstte tss 6lufsS su
6teil weroen. Sp mtlpst bic r9tasara
(Sanosal Wair.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-22
gJnrfsifal rlno Sfnllr.

Glll lt6ereS Semittsl 8e5en bic fhltmmiten Sdne
bon aiutcr reer droni4cr (ent;iinoli&er p6eroltee
DGuBSe uub 9hbr lit
21r. GjtrlGlanb'9 Iliiauns aesen bic
GbDlera.
FanfenSe babcn turd btieibe SeiIuns eefuneen.
Die Re9trun9 penbet te In ben 0lildriptt6lern an,
Ste Lat 8tee unicrcr SplSaten eurtrt uahcem ale
tnoeren Wiitel NbtS eebelfen tn Der chat babtn
ptr 0enuG 8cuefe bon eer Birfiam.tit oeies frerbz
pollen praporaes aus suianmen,iebsnten auflauesn-
BEN, dnre8encen uno pnbetretbenben sSnerebenSien,
Fun etnem Secen unerer 4esr rstben su fbnnen, iid,
he b1d)e anSu'haffen urb itets bauit perftben Al
ett. Dte eetocnbeu etbli ioatsn has Ntttsl bireft
setrondyen. Is IN bet allen Ipctbetern Su baten In
= Al tmorr let 5etb 9. 5ance, Nr. los,
e9ef .8oltmclcar.; in seaib netpn bel q O.,
e b b g8. H oirn &9ru6cr.
GSrptperfIulet: u. 8o9eler & Go. urb
&bpm II n . 0 d. Baltimore Nb.
en VI al atom bel q sS. Gbriittant
52r. 37l Va. &peEue. (Tuli6i1S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-22
0ebcime aranfbeiten.
GrhnpltDe Sur earantirt t
Or. cSofrSh Tdhinu.

Venttllle 1ralt1getfen.
Grtnbltc5e Sur saranttrt
bln
Or. Soispb Sabian.
Sfiee: 9lr. 22S, Tine.Straee,
ab;IaseIpbia.
Gy. Gahian aarannt III iel8enbcn Gran.teiter
ftne ftnele uno erpneltds FUR Die Wlesi,in pirb
|GnedNlbes.
GeBeime Sraafbeiten
teitsrlst @eiHlehts. 70 ittedlid in ibren SoIser.
ipenn sernah!dih8t nno pcnn nia bon eIn,R er'abr-
utn Glile tebaneet.
@elbftefeduns (Snanie),
terer trnuri9t sri5tn iid tnnbesten in RiBnutb.
ltden 3sn8nn9straf', gebtnshb,reIub unb eaelid,
Nus5ebruns. Sunse 9elte. bic i6 beftu bewubt
finS. lpuIen lid certtantnspca an mid tperben. SD
babe Gauierse tclter un9ladltden 3u ibrer ruteren
fratisen @elinebet ;uriidsebra6t, Die rcn Mntersn
tal9 bebareet cher ais nnhelbar auf5t6ebtn ppteeA
iiro.
TrauensSranfteiten.
gSei@'t TiuR, taufs bte llrfo6e aua.n,etner
sSaa@s, unrcseImaatafeit nnb unfracbt5ars
llnrese1 m d bi9fett
in Ter upnotliebcn Rein,auna cher gdnsIidbe
SuSbifiben ntIieiben eledpiel bon peld,er ltlade,
foiro tn men9en 2asen bon mir ber9efsut obne nod,
tbetii8e brlaen iiir bic Seiunpbett.
Sett metner fnjebnlibrgen praris In heiieer Stdbt
tabe Id mid baupiiadblld nit ber StbansIuns sbiest
frantesitsI bsaats nnb sarsn sie slansensiien &s.
falate ertelt.
2lusndrttse Vattenten
iSnnen bon mir betauetlt ,perbtn, psrn He mir tbren
3afano fdriftlidb mtte,len.
f,ei,,t iS,,ts"af'e Ssrf1~Issenbsit rs ,9irs sase'
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 22S, Vine St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
(Sanl31S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-22
9ehcn = Geiunobeit = Starfe :!
Sebfil - WclutSDeit - @tGrfe!!
ScDcu - SeItnDhett - StGrfe!!!
&No BtsBc FrNisO1i1fbe SJetlmltteI
Or, S5uais Deiamarre'S
ireliberibmte ,,ipestfifAe 4yitlenM.

Or, oJidft Sct1marre'$
ireltberilbmte ,,ipcsiffhe 9yiilen",
|taeb elmer 0cr6rft ocs 6r. SSuan Delamalre Sber-
ar;t am "Sripital hu gtoro" co;r rearitpiere-
2ieIe uufdasbar. @.oisn d. s' in ,ein gI.ntmer,. f,
elt SomerlnB ceer Samsnihwade unitbbar aae
PIE 3bartett Der @si1lstts= spertseuee H. Sarnpeae
knneiipllt9en pter ndtbtihsn SamenzGrallie, ppStr
e auh luben uno ipe be6eutfno ite out5 fctu nSaea
EpelSen raid teett'at uno ben Srsanen S neuer ae
funeet GbatiAtett rerboifen.
6dsr Atrste:
"9Sr baten bic bon @arancere h Duppnt Rr. 214,
ptue epalbare n1b hem Resepte tes Or. Suau Delas
fnarre jutereteten osestfiiGen pnen" IN nnerer prs
fat'BtortS NIT dl ittts set6bfesbenbem @riolae an.
Esipannt nn2 9laitten, BAT fene anbere Dfettin 70
Eut 9te9net lit, ale Btrcucn, bic an unfretpilsen
|sI8ulIsn reer irnitlser Sdpdtle bet 9ehIehtssSr,
Eane- lei eS III SDige ibler iiteneen 9etenspeIe,
FtnslbmeIlurSen pber Natbbldudte - leten, ;u turt-
pen. 8. " Beanreparie, Or. Yteb.
y. .. Duiarotn,
Ratis, ben 8. Mai 1868.
yfan bite iiG) DDr ytad,abmuuQenl
Ste aDten TtIl'n werben bon allen buuptia6ti titsn
ten IN alien Wettbsiten pettauft. Yreis 81
pro SdaditsI pbsr 5tta6eIn fir So.
Garanetsre X Dupont aleinee Gi9eatbiner,
Mr. 2t4, Nue Sombarb, Tadb.
Set einlenonnB oen 81 an r9enb einen Der tepea.
FIns ftii nsrisstlte G4attel. o sbadt,ln fur S.,
ALeinise General. Iaeuttn fir amerla,
SsfGE %. WiofeS s. Gonnp.,
glr. ", gprtlanbfr., Iep. p.gc1f.
NU.-Nul Verlan9en me ben tramibliIde btut{t5e.
tpanlihe II. euallbe Srcidulen NIT pplen @ebrauds.
@npstiun8en untsr irgeno elmer AbrtiIe peri6idt
: Sn Baltimore II. ID aibtneton BEL ATE
Nfpibetern Al babeu.
Ngcnier ttI Y al timere unb Nadbar5dbaf {:
SS. Sbompipn Il Slpd. (4l-o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-22

Ole Q do 10 in DIT aletbt SLAP
pcri d lanec; lie gitt tets parn.ube an,eidtn
trer Rate Gin Siliten bumpfe grultfdm.rsen,
Jieijun9 eer 2unGe bin. 9ctnablaits. man buielbe,
aBt mah es bintaneeH. bic Ii6 Gterbldsten btItea.
oeneu Anptsn bali foaen, tanN lit Ger Sob bas Gnb
:reehnB Nlln'b sanseu Saifam BELT alle
lereBtn Ifeile, bcitti9t @nBimbuna. entiern S6lem
1. &tterr inaht rem &ulteu EN- Sute uno teust eer
IT Goo aus Slebtntfn Nuspbrnul Dor.
gu bobeu bel g. s. SIS. Csnsvari. (5,br)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-27
Summons.

crATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF sTo-
= raw In Justice Court, Gold Hill Township,
before w. n. Hail. Justice OF the Peace. 7. W.
Humphreys, plaintiff. rs. C. W. Higgins ae'7na'
ant. a, n W JiOvins
,.,..,,,,,, You are hereby summoned to appear
before me, Justice Oftho Peace IN and 10. 0,a 40
TIIiI TownshIp, County and State Aforesaid NJ
80 ~ ofscs in Gold Hill, on the 18th day OF NO
VcmScr a. D. 1890. at O'Clock 4; n Of that day.
70 answer the complaint Of c. w. Humphrey
wherein he claims to recover the sum "a sS 80 ,cr on
leo. being for the sum Of $40 6i-loO paid tor you
for State, County and School taxes assessed
against you for tho fiscal year A. D. 1863, N sto o
rev County. with legal interest thereon. And you
are hereby notified that II you fail TO sppea. % ahn
answer the complaint as aforesaid. Jrdgmsn. WI W
be taken against you for the sum OF So se-lV"
and Costs Of suit
Given under my hand this sth day OF October
A ID. 1856 w. n; hAbS,
Justice Of the Peace. Gold Hill Township.
IStala stamn tlfty ccnts oco-tQ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-27
Summons.

S,TATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF STO-
y REY In Justice Court, Gold Hill Township
before w. N Hall. Justice of the Peace. Ia b.
Prankel plaintiff Va G. A. LeLstncr, defendant
The State Of Nevada sends 10 c. A. Leisiner,
greeting: You are hereby summoned to appear
b,fore me, Justice Of the Peace In and ior Soiu
Hill township, County and State Aforesaid, at my
Office in Gold Hill, on the 18th day Of November,
A. ID. 1866, at 9 o'clock A. M. Of that day, TO an
swer the complaint OF l. ID. Frnnkel, wherein ne
claims To recover the sum Of Sl6O 60, prinei'
pal and so9 Is interest. on your certain Promis
.ory note made to plaintiff October J, lseo, and
now on hls In this Office. And you are hereby
notified that If you fall 10 appear and answer the
complaint ~ Aforesaid, Judgment will be taken
against you for the sum OF 500. ..
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said county
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof. -
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF oeto'
Der, a. d. 1896. w; =; ~ nALL;
untrruAl Revenue stamp, afty cents
iStats stamp, hfty cents oclo-tu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-27
A GOOD CHANCE!
GREAT BARGAIN.

AsI INTEND LEAVING THIS PART OF
IA the State In month, offer for sale at n
VERY LOW PRICE, the lot Of ground, with q
street, Main street, Gold Hill Size Of lot 25 by
100 feet; building 25 by IS. Tho premises, black.
smith shop TOOLS etc. will all be sold nt the low
price Of eSo0-tclng Just about half their value
Terms, cash. Thlsis q ra-o chance for any per
son to double their money In short time. NOW
Ia the time, as will sell at the above figure hp-
ply ut the Brewery, next door: ,,uppr
Gold Hill. Sept. IL, 1866. ~pi""
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-27
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ firm OF Mead & MeCons has been dissolved
this day by mutual consent The business viii
hereafter be- conducted by John MeConc. In his
name and on his credit, he collecting all debts
due aud owing the iirm Of Mead & McCone. and
paying all dsbts owed by tho said firm
J. p MEAD,
JOHN McC0NE.
silver City. sept &c, ls66. se27.2m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-27
Martha Washington"
HAIR RESTORED R
RedingtOn Il Co.'s
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

" Il wv
/ tanning in n highly concentrated form all the
grn nperties of the Jamaica Ginger, has become
r OF the most popular domestic remedies for all
ages of the stomach und digestive organs.
AHAtonie 10 will be found Invaluable 10 all
pyrspns recovering from debility. whether pro
IgogI by fever or otherwise for whilst IL impartS
20 tg, system all the glow and visor that can be
grDlGeed by wine or brandy, Il is entirely free
nov Ihe reactionary effects that follow the use
o. Iirits Of any kind
A. l. also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from frequent menstruaiiou, giving almost
Immediate relief to the spaSrns that so frequently
accompany that period.
II s,yes fnmcdiat. r"licf to Nassau, car A"i by
riding In a railroad car, or by sca-sickness, or
other causes.
lis also valuable IA IN external apple ton
for GOut Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc
REDISGTOS & CO..
iy.t6m Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-12

From the MlUaakee Sentinel, Ah.
This morning about one o'clock the dam
just above the city, on the Milwaukee riv-
err, gave way, letting loose an immense
volume Of water. 1t rushed through the
gorge with laundering neise, arousing
the whole neighborhqod
@s The.cataract thus lot loose carried ev-
erything in its way--dock, boats and hous-
ses. In a. moment the water raised the
river over eight feet. Cherry street bridge
was swept away like q straw, and num-
Der of workshops and sheds adjacent were
also carried with it. The bridge descend
ed the river at a tremendous speed, crash
ca INTO Chestnut street bridge, throwing it
violently open AMI almost demolishinc it.
Not hindered in the least by this obstruc-
ton, the mass Of timber RI shed down the
stream with maddening, fury, carrying
everything with it.
A vessel lying in its course was badly
stove in. Coming to Oneida street bridge
it crushed through, throwing the entire
structure off its foundation, but happily
not overthowing it. In less than minute
it had struck Spring street bridge directly
in the center, shaking it to its foundation.
This checked its course, however, and
after remaining stationary for a few min
utes it was carried through, breaking its
strong timbers like so many reeds. This
ended its power for mischief, and the
broken timbers fioated down into the lake.
MILWAUKEE, April 4.
The damage done to tho city and prop
elty by the freshet of this morning viii
not exceed $lO0,OUO. The dam and bridg,
were old structures, and can we'll be spared.
The Humboldt dam is all right.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-12
COSTLY BRIDAL PRESENT.

A set Of emerald jewelry, valued at
seventy-hve thousand dollars in gold, has
been made in New York, which is intended
as present to II Spanish bride. The
Home Journal thus describes it:
The set of jewels under mention, in the
opinion Of Paris jewelers., is the most per-
feet collection OF emeralds in the world
They are formed into necklace and pair
of ear rings, The necklace is composed
OF fourteen perfect en1er;,lds, each weigh
ing FIVE carats, and cacl, surrounded with
thir!y-two diamonds, all festooned and set
i'll silver in similar fashion to the court
jewels. The necklace is adjusted in two
parts, in such a manner that they may be
detached ind each form a bracelet ~ The
ear rings, also made brilliant in diamonds,
SIT in polished SILVER, are Of the pendant
style, two and u half iaches In length, and
consist Of hreesemeralds each The stone
at the top Of the ear ring weighs twelve
and half carats that in the centre, one
carat; while the lower -stone-a pear
shaped drop--weighs seven and half car
ats. Our readers will have some idea Of
the scarcity Of such set of gems, when
We say that they are the result Of twenty
five years search in the celebrated mines of
New Grenada, being the choice OF the
productions Of these mines during that
period G. ~ .4,> =
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DEMOCRACY LAS 1T U.s.,

The following paragraph from an edito-
: ial in the Lafayette (Cal.) Democratic
!Sentiaes shows where the Democratic heart
I les, and who would be the the leader of
the party bat for the unkindly walls ''that
doth grossly close him in"
Mr.. Davis is one of the ablest advocates
of liberty and tho rights Of man in America,
rs we'll as one of the boldcst, and, there
fore, IS dreaded and hated by the pigmies
and towards of Abolitionism with degree
Of nervousness and malignity bordering
upon frenzy and M ,dness. The wretches
would rather take his life ten times over
than the life of Boo.h.,if the latter were
living, but they dare not o'o it.! This is our
opinion, and We give it gratuitously.-
Howl, ye Blood-hounds of Zion, HOW'LL!
Pretty good. that. Indeed it is almost
trong enough for stearns County politi-
clans.
This Democratic editor then gives his
party's idea Of President Lincoln, which is
TO this effect:
The life of public journal, since the
inauguration Of A LiLceln to the Presi
deacy in 1861, to a period reaching within
q few mouths Of the present time, depended
FOR its continuance, not SO much upon the
patronage and peeuniary aid it received, 8
upon the suffrage or will Of that tyrant
and usurper. \ Never was power so
much abused since G cd made man. Neither
the laws Of the country nor the dictates Of
humanity had any restraint upon tho &C
lions Of Lincoln. He took an oath to sup
port the Constitution Of the United States,
ont he violated every provision and feature
of that sacred instrument without scruplcs
Or conjunction. The reign of no tyrant
preceding him is characterized by an
amount Of corruption, fraud and crime
equal to his
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-04-12
SALE OF HLooppD HORSES.

From the Pittsbsrg Commercial, lat.
a remarkable sale Of fast horses took
place at Marble Hall, Montgomery county
the country seat Of Mr.. Henry Hitner, q
few days since. An account Of the sale
says: "A pair Of trotters. graceful as ga
zeiles, realized.t the sum of b2,4OO. Anoth-
or paie broughtQ,he even sum Of $4,000. a.
single horse was now put up. A more
beautiful animal could not be desired. Be-
tween him and an ordinary horse was as
much visible difference as between the
Duchess Of Sutherland and the young lady
Yhe vends porgiee in Leadenhall market.
The animal was finally sold for S4.75O.--
Another animal was run up to $4,8fO, but
the reserve bid was $4,000, and he was
not Sold A roam mare Of Industrious pedi-
gree and brilliant private achievements,
brought 81 $50. A gray saddle horse, that
would snit alike Di Vernon or quiet cler-
gyman's wife, brought 81, 450, and there
to $1,000.
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agrees to furnish any man witl, provisions
for the trip and to transport fifty pounds
Of baggage to the mao. for the very rea-
sonable sum q 500, Thi. io.from S 100
% $aoO cheaper than it can he Obtained by
any other route. Heads Of families who
furnish their own transportation and pros
Visions will be assessed $l0 for the bene,s
hts Of the expedition. organization, &c.
None Of these charges ARE exorbitant, kut
che very reverse.
The whole matter is clear to any one who
will examine the facts intelligently apiim
partially. For health, quiokness, cheap
ness and shortuess, for abundance Of wa
ter and grazing. for country atfording
good, hard roads. there can be but one
choice, and that Is for the Fort Aber-
crombiesand Fort Union route.