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Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
Late M0nnlaIn news.

From late Montana papers we extract
the following:
A report has reached Virginia City,
which bears the marks of reliability, that
three hundred Cheyenne Indians made an
attack on the miners at lhe'recently dis
covered Green River diggins, and killed
forty out of the party, about seventy
strong. The remainder of the party, it
is said, have abandoned that country and
scattered to different settlements. |! is
also reported that the miners have been
driven from Wind River Mountains by
the Sioux, and have taken the direction
of Fort Bridger. Some three hundred
Snake Indians have also sought the pro-
lection Of the fort. The mines are said
10 be about eight or nine dollar digglngs.
These reports are brought in by parties
who are known 10 have started for the
Green river mines, and there is no good
reason to doubt them except the proven
bial inaccuracy of the reports of irrespon-
sble parties
The official return for delegate to Con.
gress from Idaho is as follows Holbrook
3 64l; kirkpatrick 1928. Majority for
HolbrooL, us.
News has reached Virginia City that
several small parties going down the Mis-
souri, in Mackinaws from Fort Benton
have been murdered by Indians. Moth
ing is positively known. 1t is stated that
the Seneca Falls company have been
murdered and robbed on their way home
on small Mackinaw. Again it has been
asserted that Maj. Z. A. Collins, who
left Virginia to take a Macklnaw, has
been murdered. His son and the BRAY
family we're with him, and it is feared
they have ali been killed. We sincerely
trust that there is no truth in these res
Pors
e psst fron a new gulch, called
The Highlahd continued to be good, and
and it is probable that a large amount Of
gold will be taken out before cold weather
Snow fell in Virginia City on the 18th
ult. to the depth of two inches.
A feet of mackinaws started from Vir-
ginia City on the 20th ult., capable of
accommodating five hundred passengers.
The latest market quotations are as
follows flour, $40 for a sack of 9S
lbs; oysters, S22 per case potatoes,
three cents per pound salt, s. for sack
of 10 los, and other articles in proper
tion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
The Homestead Law.

BY the 8th section of the Homestead
Act of 1862, parties who have made en-
Try continuous settlement and cultivation,
have the right at any time before the
expiration of the period, to make proof
of such settlement up to a given day, and
then pay for the tract at 81 .25 per acre,
and al once get title.
Where a homestead settler has entered
a tract containing more than l60 acres,
he is required TO pay for the excess in
cash, and when he desires 10 change his
homestead to cash purchase, he is cred
tied with the amount of such excess. and
only required to pay for l60 acres.
Where party enters under the home
stead, and has Abandoned the trsct, he
forfeits all claims 10 the fees, commits.
sions, &C., which at the time of entry
were paid at the local Office for the SER
vices rendered by the Register and Re-
ceiver in regard to such entry.-N x.
Tribune.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18

The Pittsburg Gazette says that while
the President was in that city a strangely
shaped box was sent to his hotel. The
committee of reception thought it was an
internal machine, the gentleman whose
name was on the accompanying card dis
claiming all knowledge of it. The box
was removed gingerly into the back yard
and the hydrant turned upon II. After
receiving a thorough drenching, the lid
Of the box was removed and there was
FeVealed-Dot the wires and battery and
Internal machine Of destructive engine.
but simply the form of a-dsad duck
They tried to keep the joke, bat it was
speedily circulated abouI the table, much
to the chagrin of the men who had taken
counsel Of their fears.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
BROWNvILLE, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1866

ment with undisguised admiration then,
rasing his cap, he sand. warmly:
"Grehadier salute you. You have
proved yourself the bravest of the brave. "
The officer caused all the arms which
La Tour D'Auvergne could not carry to
be collected, and sent them all, with the
grenadler, into the French lines, togeth-
er with a note relating the whole affair.
When the knowledge of it came to the
ears of Napolean, he offered to promote
La Tour D'Auvergue, bat the latter de-
clined to accept the promotion, saying
that he preferred to remain where be
was.
This brave soldier met his death in an
action at Aberhausen, in June, 1900, and
the simple but expressive scene at roll
call IN his regiment was commenced and
continued by the express command of the
Emperor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
Beecher vs.. Beecher.

Everybody has read Henry Ward
Beecher's recent letters defending John
son usurpaIions of The rights and func-
tiOns of Congress and supporting "my
policy of precipitaung ten unrepenIant
States into Congress, without conditions
or guarantees. But most persons have
not read or have forgotten his speech at
the Fort Sumpter flag raising On the 14th
of April, 1865, in Charleston. On tha.
occasion he uttered the foil lowing words
in the presence of 8 900 people:
Il charge the whole guilt of this war
upon the ambitious, educated, plottin g,
political leaders of the South. They
have shed this ocean of blood. They
have desolated the South. They haye
poured poverty through all her towns
and ciues. They have bewiIdered the
Imagination of the people with phantasms.
and led them to believe that they were
fighting for their homes and liberty.
whose homes were unlhreatened and
whose liberty was in no jeopardy. These
arrogant instigators Of civil war have re-
nswed the plaques Of Egypt, not that the
Oppressed might go free, but that the free
might be oppressed. A day will come
when God Will reveal judgment and ar
raign at bis bar these mighty misCreants;
and then every orphan that their bloody
game has made, and every window that
sits sorrowing, and every manned and
wounded sufferer, and every bereayed
heart in all the wide regions Of this land
Will rise up and come before the Lord to
lay upon these chief cul prIts of modern
history their awful witness. And from
thousand battlefelds shall rise up armies
of airy witnesses, who, with the memory
Of their awful suferlngs. shall confront
these miscreants with shrieks of fierce
accusation; and every pale and starved
prisoner shall raise his skinny hand in
Judgment. Blood shall call out for ven
geance, and tears shall plead for justice,
and grief shall silently beckon, and love,
hear!-smitlen, shall wait for justice.
Good men and angels will cry out, How
long, y Lord, how long! Wilt Thou not
avenge!' g
"And then these guilhest and most re-
morseless of traitors, these high and cul-
iured men with might and wisdom used
for the destruction of their country, these
most accused and detested of all Grimm
ais, who have drenched a continent in
needless blood, and moved the founda.
tions of their times with hideous crimes
and cruelty, caught up in black clouds,
full of voices of vengence and lurid with
punishment, shall be whirled aloft and be
plunged downward forever and forever
IN an endless reuibqtion while God
shall say, Thus shall it be to all who be-
tray their country and all in heaven
and upon earth will say, "Amen!"
Ii is probable, in view Of Heavens
Just relributa;ion, hereaftar, upon these.
'mighty miscreants," that brother Beech
er proposes to ma'-e the balance of their
earthly lives as happy as may be, and,
more merciful than God himself, is anx-
ious to forgive the sinner and forget the
sin he so vividly and thrillingly describes.
How well remember the loud re- echoed
"Amens" which hailed the conclusion of
the above paragraph in the Fort Sumpter
speech. Nor do imagin that a soul
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18

we hear a great deal about the Chas:
sepot breech- loader, which some say IS
as superior TO the Prussian needle gun
as the latter is 20 Minnie rife, but this
likely TO be an exaggeralion. In a very
short time, the Palrie announces, enc
hundred regiments of the line will be
armed with it. The statement of ,hqt
semi-oficial journal that not only the
arms but all the questions relative 70 the
organization of the French army, as rey
CARDS both personal and material, are 10
Be made The suhiscl of lhorough study,
has aitrected stienllon here, and & is ~
.e. feted By some as a. aem ou ~
the French army IS not ia g ase a
present TO contend successfully Vi,a tsat
of Prusia-perhaps alsa as inlto taks
patience and 10 wait liIl The new guns are
ready and all the improvements made.
| hear that ths new ecuirass is being
worked at with the intention Of giving it
to The troops. L is tie invention Of =
needy young Italian, who came to Paris
eager to dispose of 1t 10 the best bidder;
and wis found means Of access TO a
French general high IN office, The
general examined this new kind Of ar
NOR, which is described as a flexible
metal shirt, weighing only four and 2
half pounds, huug 1t Up, took revolver
an d fired four or five shots at it. The
bullets fell to the ground, leaving but
slight mark upon the hall proof tissue,
The invention was clearly of sulHciept
importance to be submitted to the Empe-
rOr, who, after Witnessing a trial, ba5s
the inventor communicate his secret TO no
one, and said be would purchase it of him.
You will have heard OF the new plan
suggested of large bucklers, TO be car
ried by the front rank men, who, kueel.
ing, protect those behind them, who fire
through loop-holeg in the shields, which
thus serve as rests for the guns. Mods
ern improvements in the art Of slaughter
seem to be taking US back, in many re-
spects, to the dsfenses of the middle ages.
Paris Cor. London Times.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18

in all that audinance, then fully in sym.
palhy with the orator, is to-day disposed
to follow Mr.. Beecher into the swamps
and morasses Of "my policy" When we
remember that il is these very "leaders, y
thus Pilloried anv damned by Beecher,
who have been elected and pressed upon
US as Senator and Congressman, and
whom Beecher goes in for admitting al
once-the historical paradox becomes
complete.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
7 E r AHs

. c.yv. oneyear, d. advance, "
-.rpt.5u, must invariably, be paid inAa'ahce
F-.t work. ana Plain ana Fancy JOB "oft
iltls 1est style. and On short hoti'e'
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
NO. 8,
The Public Debt.

The following is tbs Official statement
of the public debt of the United States on
the lst of October, 1866:
DEBT BEARING CoIE INTERETr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18

We stated some days ago The removal
OF one-legged soldier from the postof.
ice at Jacksonville in this State. The
President has just had a one armed sol.
der removed from the postoflce az
GreenVille, Ohio. Mr.. johnson Processes
great admiration for Union soldiers, bus
those Union soldiers must eravenly in-
dorse my policy," or of go their heads.
As Union soldiers are not cravens, they
won't DO it.-Quiney Whig,
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18

The Georgia COnstitutionalis. has an
editorial, taking the ground that the
Southern people, before committing
themselves to the support of Andrew
Johnson's policy, should make il con.
dftiOn that JEFF. Davis be released.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18

The new members of Congress chosen
et the regent election in Arkansas are
William Briggs from the First District,
A. w. Hobson from the Second, and A.
B. Greenwood from the Third-all rebels
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-10-18
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

-"
Stray sales charged as trancisnt advertisinsi
AIItrancIent advertisements must be paid In aa
vance. Yearly advertisements quarterly IN advan e
All kinds Of Job Book and Gard printing, dsns u
the best styts short notice and rsasonabla terms.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-15

CUR re6tsn bss Sofss waren bic NiniIfer nit
9lusnabme pss auf's Nsue srirauittn @rafen
9ismarf, sur 9intsn tie @snsraliiat, bic Mili.
iGrtspclmadtistsn unp bic 6slanbtsu pon Ru6-
LAMB uno Stalien psrlammelt. Die bsier BE-.
sann nit tenn Gboral: uGins fsas Burg 10
unier @ctt" une raran I&Icb ii6 bic Gsnprs.
cist hes GelbprUtites Der armee, Ibeils. Or
natm gum @ssenitanb ieiner prsbist ben %.
Sers beS 1lS. Yialms: ,.Das il pon, Serrn
seidebsn unb II elm Wunbsr in unlsrn Mussn."
Ter 9tspe folstsn sin fur3ss 0stst unb bas
gasr llnisr. Der ambroianiits eobssfans |;
.Ssr @ctt, Did Icben mir" i6Icb bic Osisr.
gin benz S6lulIe jeben Berries FsIsn bic Gam.
tcure Elm unp bic tidt tsi'm eufsartsn aufss-
ifeaie slrtillsrie CAB bic Saluti6ii6s. lin sier
llbr tssann I'M aSnissi&lOiIe bas @ala-W -Wlili-
tirtiner uno ais bies nod nitt ,u Gnbe mar,
esarablte iter Berlin cine illumination, ,pie
lie rieie Stabt nod ME suSor in FOLDER Gus-
Scbnpns unb graGt ssieten. Den itSnfsn
Ginerud maGte bas SdlOb, in ts7sn $40 Sen.
ifern ii6 Sepsn befanben, unb te0sn yrunt-
fale, pie iibrisen GsmGder BON eulrss srIsu@-
tet warsn. @bsr aud bic Iammtli&en anbsrn
Sauierm Der Statt erifratItsn int ai9tsIans,
unp jspeS tpetteiferte nit bent anberu In mig
li6il srcbartissr SllumatiUn. Sunbsrttauisnbe
bon Wenl6en burbwosten son feds llbr ab
mad alien &i6tunsen bic Straben, uub srf
ais bic lsBten Qi6ter an ben 5auptfsiplassn
erlcidsrL trennt ii6 aud bic I@auIufiss @snss.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-15

Die Gran3ofen tabsn p;sbsr st,pas
Weuts erfaubsn-siue Speiie namIi9, bic un-
fsrsn Gsinl&medern bobsn @snub psrbsibt.
Die Gntbsduns Uurbe bel @sIsssnbeit zines
5suf&rsdenbsfu&ss in alsisr ssma&t. Dir
sebsn bisrmit alien 8oSsiiniflnn, bic bapou
@sbraus MAIDEN poIlen, bas @sespt @an er-
srsift bic 1sui&rfden bsbutlam nit benz Dau-
men unb 3eisefnser bsr Iinftn 5anb, i&neibst
Fe NIT einem gsbnmeTsr snbwet unb sisbt
Rum In ben 2eib. Man ldBt Ie alio ,wsi 5a-
&C IN Sum mariniren, maGt bann sinsn pafe-
tsnt.is, fiat i'm nit sisien Ssuiarsdsn unS
badt ION. Gnbli& pirb bic Spsiie fertis, wsnn
man Iis nit 8ursunbsrpsin abrsisbt. Das
GGtn Ioa tSali& iein, laBt ben bsrabmtsn Mlai-
saf.rlalat psit bintsr fa unS fiibrt ben msioSi-
ldben Mau,sn ,.Griausts Ia Bsncitcn." gSas
uns anselanst, 70 trassn mir na& sidsn SH'
,eetenya1stsn tsin gerlanssn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-15
Sie GunaerSnptb in anbien.

Sur, uno i6redli9 1T l@rsfbt Der eOnbUn
telegraph b- tas 3sssramm aus Snbien BE-
treifS bts llmii6sreilsns Der Sunssrsnoib an
ben Wstfiifen Der Su6t pon Bsasalsn. ,Die
balte YepDlfruns Don SriiIa II ben 6Inssr.
tco seNurben" unb cine anbsre unbeiIsOas MsI-
buns fiist binsu, bab bic Cholera f@ an ben
fur6baren Wanssl anl&Iisbt. aeine weitsrs
Ginsslbeiten sermUsen bic Irauer unb ben
Sdrsden nod su ifeiswnL ben bieler fur,e Be.
ri6t BON benz Glenb, bas iene Yrosin,sn bstrof-
fen bier in Gnslanb errsstbat. GS ii untrsnn-
bar bon Der ensii9en &ssierunssibse, bab mir
uns lit srSberem Oper serin3erem @rabt fir
tas llusliid, pas unter unisrsr 5srrf9aft itatt.
fnbet Serantpprtlid baltsn. Die friiberen
Serren ppn Sneien purben bon feinen Iplten
@epiiIensierupein bennrubist; fe tpiirbsn auf
einsn ul6en @orpurf Der 0srantwprtli@tsit
bic @ntwprt seseten babsn bic Der 8Snis BON
SSrael tsm aSnise bon Syrien ertbeiIte: Bin
i6 Gjptt ber lsbenbis MAIDEN unb Der tSbten
fann?" 8snn fribsr Snbisn BON psriotiI&en
5unsrsnStbsn tefalsu warb, icsabsn Fs allsr-
pinss ibrs almuien nit fiirifli9r @roBmutt
unp in ben 3pilGenseiten Der Giiae bsbsdtsn
iie oas 9anb nit pra9tissn 8swa6srunsswer.
fen, bic Yiel 3u tpsnis Son uns GnsISubsrn
na6seabmt tpcrSen iInp. alein ibre Mlmoltn
wurbsn ,pie bic Sinputs iassn, um tires ga.
mems tpiaen seipenpet unb bic Wsrle parben
ebsr sur grbUbuns ibrer Giatiimfis, aIs aus bem
@efiibI unternOmmen, peI9es bic mcbnne gn.
I1anunssweiie eraeust bat, ba6 bic @saisruna
elm @ctteseienf III unb bab fe f9 eines tirdf.
li3sn @ersebens i&ulpis n,a@t msnn iie sru6s
llnslidsfalle eintreten labt, obne SeilmitieI
oafiir bar3ubieten. @ir fSnnen penialiens
sur Gbrs Der ensIii&en &aee iassn, bab i.ber
einii6tsSOae Mann In bieism 9anbe tiefe Irau.
sr iitsr ras Miblinsen uaisrrr 8sriu$s, bem
l9redli9en Glenb at bef liife spn 8oron,an.
bel sa lteusrn, empfnbet. Wofern wir aber
ni9t sin gang nsusS gerpaItunssiyfsm fir baa
rplO0ae eanS, has mir resiersn, srlinnen cber
pcfsrn mir ni9t init failerli9r Grsisebisfeii
bic Wrfe ausfiibren, ipsl9e notbwsnbis fnb,
I'M pas beppbnte Snoien Dor bieitn f9 aets
pisbsrbclenosn @sibe!n gu betpahret psrssn
mir uns nod oft auf icIde eri@atternbe ga@-
ridten sefabt MAIDEN biirfen. Das llnslud
ipeldss uns iest nit fOl9em S9rsden rfiat
IL feline nsue art pon sdtaiirVpbs. Der liebsnt,
Sbsil sss san,sn observation-disclosures lsbt I'm.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-15
Scr tapferc 3ieaenboef.

Oils sIei6 bel Sesnn Der Gsinbielisieiten bic
preubilhe G,arce-gl -glrtillerie itre siaIsrne in
Berlin pcrlicb unc binausscs nit ibren Gsusr
unp Sob ipeienbsn @si&iissn, benz 5sinSs snt-
ssssn, srreste es bel BEN YutIitum, sas G@ in
Der 5riseensinaBe anssiammelt bate, troB Der
ernlten Situaticn, nibt serinse 5sitsrlsit,
sinsn - ;3isssntud nit aasmari@iren su f.
ben. Die Splbaten battsn nimli6 biss 1bier
gam, jung BON einem bic 8aierne nit Mil1 Ssr.
icrssnorn SaneIer setauft srOb aefiittsrt anb
nun wolltsn Te bieS @opptiS- -Stinb Der Yrisabe
bier ni6t suriidlaiien. SO tpurbs Is benn
mitsenpmmen, binaus In bic Stiirme bes Strie-
sss benz srnifen Spele um Iob unb 9sbsn ent-
scsen. limb pas 1bisr fOlste germ unb pillis
YUn Srtsu Ortunb bon S&la&t su S&Ia9t.
Oils es gum srasn Male gait bem feinpIi9sn
G,eitcb entsesen su trstsn, pcllten bic Sulbatsn
ibren Spn slaen eelietten ;3issenbcd bintsr Der
5rrnt seii6crt suriidlalen, aber ba famsn fs
I6En bel itrsm sebUrnten 5reuneeau Sobalb
bas erfc preubide GrompetenTsnal ertSnts,
IcBte or ii6 in Grab uno rubte ni9t sbsr, ais bic
erli6 neben bent Sisnal-Irumpstsr tsfanb unb
nun sins es pprparts, i'm pittefsn &ussIressn
nit lutisen Spriinsen, INNER auf ben Gsinb
los.
Mandsr brave Soloat srbisIt ben IobssI&ub
unp itart auf benz 5slbe ber Gbrs, ben .3isssn-
bod atsr traf feline ausel, uielIeidt aud i9Onts
man i'm ppn fsinoli9er Ssits, benn sefanssns
Sslreider ersablten, bab man BEL ibuen ifeif
unb fsif bsbauptet, obis Yrsubsn fiibrtsn ben
Gsufsl nit ii6, Der in @eitalt einss 3iesenbOds
ibnen INNER Ypransinss." 81 CAB fir unire
Sclraten man9s iatpne Stunbs, eri&Spft uab
matt pcn Strapa;en, feblte oft ssnus Yrcb unb
5leld atcr per tpiiree aud tpcbl nir ben @e-
tanfen tatsn faiIen fSnnen, ben :3iessnbcd, bsn
trsuen ejsfibrtet su tUsten unb iein Sleii9 su
rlIrn cher wurer 9sbunsert. limb stiunb unb
bril, pbns aud MIR cine S1ramme bascn sstra-
sen su baben, irat ber Yisrteinise 3ampfr -
bic Spbaten bebaupten, er Iei auf bic Def
rei9er nit ben SSrnsra lUssesansen - nit
ieiner Brigade bsn &id3us an ba, bti tinsm
unsIiidliden 5aa cber Spruns BON sinsn 3a.
gen brad er ein Ysn. Gs purbe jeb09 70.
sleid ein @ypsperbanp anselest unb Ttbt ba
na6 fuEsr t3eit mar bas Sbisr pisba muntsr,
uuc seiuno. 9eim Dur4mari&s bur& siu,sI-
ne Orti9aftsn bat Der tapisre Yurl@t oft 10
pisle arSn,e su trassn ss,att, bab Jpn fat bic
ZAP bsrislben su 8oben ssbriidt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-15

ter unierer bsrf&aft IN Mfsn uub bel elmer 70
uussbsuren @aife msni&Ii&sr 0sisn miilIsn
Jstpaltiss unb fortwabreub ws&ieInbe pbano-
msns ,u Gage irsten. Die wsRausbriihs, bic
pilSsrfatrtsn, bic Gtntsn bic 9anssrsnStbs,
alles in Snsisn, batipl&t sroeartiss 8srbalt.
nilIe. Sn SriNaii Elm llnsiida auf bas anbsrs
ssfclst. Der &sssu mar juerf isbr iparli&
unb bann tSotete bic Diirs bas @ttreibe auf
ben Gslbsrn; iest fiub bic @swaTsr In elmer
tpabrsn SiinSHutb niebsrseRiir,t unb bic Saa-
ten unb 5alnte iinb aus btm 8cbsn berausss-
f&psmmt. Das S&limmRs II icsar nod
niGt sinsetrftsn, tsnn bic p,R wirb auf bic
Sunsersnotb fclssn. Mlleiu bic tpirlunsssoans
untsr ben nDsliGen llriaden bes Manssls III
yoriibsr. benn bic Sabresssit fann ben 70 I9psr
setrsfnen yroYin,en iein eeio mstr sufiissn;
bas qanb II fir bic @intersrnts tppbl burt-
na6t anb 20 II mur bas srobe YrobIem, bas
F& nit 70 spinsenbsr @swaIt ssltsnb madt ,u
lOien, pie bic YesSlisruns bis gum nSaHsn
Griiblins sraabrt tpsrtsn fann.
Uiir bic Uolse aber pirb bic Hegieruns fein
U'iitsl Serfaamsn biirfen, um Der @isbsrboluns
foldss llnsliids Sprsubsussn. 5abrfrabsn,
Giisnbabnen unb WaNrbebaItsr wirbsn ST.
bisn Dor sisisn psricbii&sn esiosn etsn 70 itsr
bstpabren, ssis YrOb sinen 0Pann basOr I@ibt
5uussrs su ftsrbsn. Wsnn nur @srbinbunss-
wsss srSHnet unb ssnus WaiIsr auf benz fru&t-
barren gobrn bes eanbss ansslammtlt wiirbs,
10 parbe Der DiRriet tsi1en Grnte i&Is9t aus
ssfallsn, BON sinsm DuBenb frudtbarsr Yra
pin,sn ssnabrt psrttn, bsnn cine allsemsine
Sunssrsnctt III nod nisn,aIs in Der unssbeursn
inSiiasn 5aIbinisl, In Der f& bic mannis-
faltisfsn elimatii&sn atps&isIunssn pOriinssn,
porssfommen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-15
9e@ri@ten bon Der WefifiFe Siibs
&merifa's, hon Gentrals6 6meriea,
bom Sitbmus, aufralien anb
MrusSecInnh.

aniunft tes Dampfers yMri3ona"
Gitw.gprL 3. @oSsmbsr.
Der Dampfer Dariscna", Der am %. Seto-
Der BON Mspinwaa absssanssn mar traf ssaun
bier elm. Die BON ibm iibsrbra@tsn Na&ri&.
ten aus Gbili, Peru, Central. slmsriia unb sus.
traIisn rsi9en bis sum 25. OItober.
DrSffbmus. - am @crsen bes 10.
Sstober bat eine sro6e Gsusrsbrunii In Mspin.
paa fattssfunbsn; bieielbs brad lit bsr ttii&e
bss tlnitsb States 5otsl aus, srsriF balb bas
san,s Gebaubs Ssrbrsitsts f& bann iibsr bic
anf fo6enbsn Sauier unb srIOi@ ni9t sbsr, aIs
bis fe ale 8sbGube In Der Gronts ber Wberfte
Der Nstp'gSrssr Dampfsr bic gum 5owarb.
5otsljerfSrt bate. Das furttbars Gsusr pur-
be enSIi& seISl&t. Der 8srlua an Gissntbum
III srob.
&entraI-Mmerifa. - Sn allen cen.
Naturalization Staatsn bsrr19t 9abe uns
ibr@sbsibsn ma@t sinsn srfreuIiden GOrtI1ritt.
Der. Is. Stptsmber, bsr Sabrsstas bsr llnat-
bansisfsit BON Guatemala, iii nit srO6sm Gn-
tbufasmus sefeiert pcrben. Die &ssisruns
pun Sunouras bat Gin Deeret erlaiItn, porin lle
srIlart, bab bic 8epublit in ibrsr MeutraIitat
Srtarrsn psrSt falls Der ariss 3piidsn Spa-
nisn unS peru unb gbili fOrtbausrn ioats.
Gs IL bies cine pi9tiss anfiinbiauns unb Ge
bat ben 3wed, bic aaiirisn ssssn @panisn ba-
bur& ,u bssiiufisen. bab bic SSisn bon SmOa
unb GruiilIU am atlaatii&sn Nesre fir Grsi-
beuterspede cifen sebaltsn perten. (Disnsus-
FEN Na1riGten aus europa btreiten auf ben
balbissn 0riepsnsl&luB spiiden Spanisu uub
ben iapamnieanii9sn 5afsn pSr).
Gs bat l&On wisber sin @eooIutisnspsrlu9
In psru ifattsefunbsn. Mm II. Sftober parb
Sbsre 8aIta usbf msbrsrsn anbsrsn Offsieren
srsrifsn unb ins 0efansnib abssfiibrt,
neil sr @affeu anb @uaiton, bic fir sins Gr.
bebuns beaimmt sewsien parsu, ssrbOrssu &c.
baltsn anb unter ben aruppsn siusn Gsift Der
llnaufrtsbtnbsit bic In einsm Mufaanb bate
suImiutrsn fousu, ~ srpsden ssiu&t bate.
MuSfraIien. - Go parsn Rameele In
Sab.@usfralieu fir ben 1rauspsrt Don Woae
aus benz fernsu Morosu sinssfiibrt. worbtu,
Die @abrsseI bat ii& ais cine bur&aas ,wsd.
mabiss erpieIsn.
Ntu.Setl NIB. - GS par cine Wini-
fitrerifs einsttrsten unb Gin ntues Cabinet &C.
bilbet worbsn. Staforb II Der aeus Yrsmisr-
minifsr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-11-15
(GortIeBunsfUlst.)

*Samss Stspbens bat sebn berpcrrasenben
Genisrn In St. 9ouis, Mp., bic eeitans ber
Orbsns. .ausslsssnbsiten in Miliouri iibsrtra.
gen.
*Ssrr Summrsi(le BON Gbarlestcipr, @elt-
ga., puroe am Samifas auf einem Dampfcr in
louisville tpbt sefunben. Sn isiner 1ai6s be-
fant T@ Gin @s@iel iitsr $4,000.