davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-01-12

ON BehandIingen af andre af Gouyerneurcn
fnrclanfc SamCr.

'NA'S -
De / II indehoIdto Forshritter ON BehandIingen af
Lovgivningssager skule ogsaa ynre g]jrldende for BehandIin-
gen Overeensstemmesc med CooniaHoyens s SIS if. Al
af Diet aarIige Budget og tlh6rende BeviHingsforslag saaveI-
som af THITgsbeyiIingcr, dog med den ForskjeI, at en- 3die
B~eIandling af disse Sagcr like udkreves, og dersom den
undtageIsesyiis y~edtagcs, toregaaer etter de ellers for 2den
BehandIing ~gjeldende Fogskritter. BehandEngen saayel af
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. som of de neutrality-suspicious., der Suite
sig til Budgettet, skaI frcmmes ~saaedes, at Budgettet kan
indsendes til Gouyerneuren sencst 6 Uger eftcrat Diet og we'd
kommende neutrality-suspicious. og BeyillingsfoIslag ere bleyne
Raadets FOrnand ~tistillede.
Med Hensyn til BehandIingen af andre af Gouyerneuren
foreIagte Sager, vile de s. 9 og 10 indeloldte Forskrifter
komme til Anyendelse, dog saaledes, at naar en- saadan Sag
indehoIder bestemte ForsIag, skulle dsse 6ndc deres Afgj0rel-
Sc we'd A&temning, og UdtaIdet at Fernandez skrittIigen
meddeIeS GOUverneuren.
Mar en- Sag angaaende ct frlIes Anliggende for de
dansk yestindiske Der efter Opfordring af Gouyerneuren /
Henhold til ConiallOvens \ 40 hr yaret behandlet al ct feel
les Udvalg af de ? Colonialraad, forogaaor dens p%aat6lgende
BehandIing til Afgj6relse hvert af Raadeuc Overeensstem-
melse med foranstaaende Forshritcr olJcr dens Beskaaenhed
som Beyilingssag eIer anden Sag.
, 1866-01-12

ON Andragender m. III. fra Personer udentor Raadet.
Med Hensyn til Andragender fra Personer udenfor Raa-
Diet forholdes efter ColonialIoyens S. 43 og A.
AImindelige HenvendeIser eIler MeddeIeIser til Raadet,
som like etter deres IndhoId og Form kreye nogen Af26reI-
Sc, blive, efter at Fernandez at vare anmeldte, uden Opl9s-
ming at freml9gge paa Raadets Bord. Skulde noget enkelt
TiIftlde Fernandez eier Diet Medlem, der hr indgivet Hen
~vendelsen, undtagelsesviis 6nske anime oplpst, bliver
Sp6rgsmaalet heron uden ForhandIing at sette under AT
stemning, enten ct senere Mode eler eter forudgaaende
FremIeggese til Eftersyn / Inconsistencies med ) 5,
dog at OpI@sningen kun tiIsedes, hvis { Dele at de tilstede-
varende Medlemmer deri ere enige.
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Timothy Ttcomb's Letters to the
JOneses.

Joneses.
- ALA DAYS; by Gail Hamilton. John
w Godfrey's Fortunes; by Bayard Tay-
lnr. Studies for Stories; by Jean Ingelon
Zschokkes Mcditations ON Life. Warm
Hearts i'll Cold ReSons-A Tale of arctic
Life; by Capt. EIDE. Royal Navy The
Masqucrade-A Poem; by Sake. y SUM-
mcr in Skye: by Alexander Smith Across
the Continent; by Kowles. Mrs. Jameson's
Works, (sold scparatclv.j The Everyday
Philosopher; by the Country Parson.' =
Counsel and Comfort: by the Country
Parson." And other NEW BOOKS, for
sale al MCCARTER'S bookstore,
Opposite Law Range, Columbia.
June -
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THIs chemical extract will be found an
IL invaluable restorative cordial for all
ulsoascs arising from an impure state of
the blood. Cutaneous cruptions, such a.
Boils, Pimples, Carbunclcs. Pustules,
Blotches, RouShness of the Skin. Scaly
appearance of the Caticie, letter, Ring
worms and Itching Humors of the Skin,
this purifier will remove, and impart
health and lifc-glow to the complexion.
For Erysipelas, Scrofula or Kings Evil,
rheumatism, Pains in the Bones, Stiffness
in the Joints, Old Ulcers, Want Of Blood
in the Parts, ,Syphilitic Sores and Ulcers,
and impaired Constitutions arising from
those diseases, and from the too free use
OF mercury. For General Debility, spring
ing from Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Weak
ness and Pains in the st omach, Liver Com
piaint, or want Of action in that organ
pr 1ucIng pains in the side nr back affect
ing the kidneys and bladder
Females, at the period OF change. will
md 1T the best restorative to health and
strength, from all those weaknesses and
dcpresslons of mind and BODY which fol-
low at this time of life
Persons travelling Sout4 GA iivine in warm
climates, and oil unacclimated, will find tho
Queens Delight great protection from
all those diseases which originate in q
change OF climate, dict and life
a brief history Of this remarkable medi-
clne VIII not be out ofplaco here. Ita pro-
pertlcs as remedy we're first introduced
to the notice of the profession by DR.. Thos
Young Simons, of South Carolina, as early
us lS2S, as Va aluablo alternative remedy in
Syphliltlc affections, and others requiring
the use OF mercury. Dr.. Simons' state
mcnts have been endorsed and extended
by Dr. \. Lopez, of Mobile, and DR. H. II.
Frost, Of Charleston. From the reports in
ITS favor, there seems no reason to doubt
the efficacy of this lnedicinc in Secondary
syphilis, Scrofula, Cutancous Diseases.
chrome Hepatic Affections and other com
plants benefited by Alternative medicines
For sale by FISHER x EEINITSH,
June % Pharmacists, Columbia, 8
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-30

The Washington Star says that the
Republicans in Congress are waiting
to hear from Tennessee before they
will fix day for adjournment Should
the Convention in that State ratify
the amendment, the Senators md
Representatives will be admitted at
once, and desire to do this prompts
delay until it can be known whether
it can be done.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-30
FOR THE LEGISLATURES.

MR.. f. J. SCOTT having resigned his
position as a member Of the Legislature
for Richland District, we respectfully nomi-
nate Major j. p. THOMAS to fill the va
can,v lie is an old resident identified
by birth and education with us. He is a
ripe scholar, possessing 4 wcll-balanced
and comprehensive mind, that cmincntly
qualities him for a legislator.
June IS MANY VOTERS.
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Revolution nnd n War OF Races to
be Stirred up i'm Texas by the RAJ


The presence in Washington of
Provisional Governor Hamilton, of
Texas, has been mentioned. The
object Of his visit at this time is dis
closed by the following letter recently
received i'll Washington, and which
the correspondent of the Herald COM
municates to his paper The Hernld's
correspondent says that the writer
and recipient are alike we'll known,
and the information conveyed in the
letter is beyond donbt. The letter
runs as follows:
GALVESTON, TEXAs, June 6, 1866.
DEAR -: Gov. Hamilton leaves
here tomorrow for Washington.
From sources no doubt perfectly re-
liable learn that he goes on at the
invitation of Mr.. Speaker Colfax,
Senator Trumbun and others, who
regard him, as one of his admirers
tells me, as the great man of the
Union party South of the Potomac.
His programme, believe, will be
to produce OF accept rupture with
the President. He will then be
serenaded by the radicals, and will
lay before the public the condition of
the Union men in Texas and the
South, alleging that the army alone
protects them from being driven out
of the country and exposed to every
insult and outrage; and that if the
Governor who, this month. will be
elected by the people of Texas
Throckmorton-is permitted to be
installed, he will counsel the $4,000
Union white men of this State and
the 10000 Union black men of the
State to overthrow the rebel minority
which oppose and enslave them. An
insurrection will be encouraged, and
they believe the President will not
be permitted to use the army against
the white and black Union men Of
the State in behalf of the white
rebels. The President will be de-
nounced in the strongest and bitter
est terms, as having betrayed the
Union men of the South, and given
them, bound, hand and foot, into the
power of the enemies Of the country.
His speech will be the signal for
far more violent and vindictive
crusade against the President and the
South than has heretofore been
waged; and the plan is to summon
whites and blacks to the polls to
exercise the diyinely conferred and
inaienable rights of participation in
the Government
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The Fair Face of Beautiful Woman
DRUGS And MEDICINES !,

~ UM ASSAEQTIDA.
u BLUE MASS, in pounds.
CAlOMEI., DOVEK'S POWL Frs.
CROION OIL, MOEPHtA
Calabria Liuuoricc.
Gum Opium, Quini;lr
EPSON Salts.
Mustang l.iniment.
Opodeldoc, Extract Logwo"d
Syrup Squills, BoraX.
Castor Oil, quarts and pint.
Essence Peppermint.
Cinnamon.
Dead Shot Ecrmifugc
FahncstOck's q
Hollowavs Worm Confcctiv-.
Winslows Soothing Syrup
Wright's Pills Brandrctls Pills.
Ayers Pills, Harlem OIL
Eadways Relief.
German Horse Powder.
BARRIERS Horse Powder
Iarrant's Apcrient, Tarrant's Cubcb-.
Philotoken, Bachelors Hair Dye.
Marchisi Catholicon, Pain Killer
Sandford's Liver Invigorator.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Sarsaparilla, SoZodont
McMunn s Elixir Opium.
Flour sulphur, Roll Birthstone
Cream Tartar, English Mustard
Lemon Syrup, Ginger Syrup.
Strawberry Syrup.
Extract Lemon. Extract Vanilla.
FISHER y HEINITSH, Druggists,
May % u the Old stand, Nam street
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-30
coLGArE,s HONEY soar.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in sucl,
universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials, is mild and emoI-
lfcnt in its nature, fra grnntly scented,
and extremely beneficial in its action
upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. March % lv
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-30
NIARRIAGE AND CELIRACY:

Essay OF Warming and instruction for
Young Men. Also. Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with sure
means of relief Sent free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address Dir. !.
SKII.L1N HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
ti"n, Philadelphia. Pa. April 10 :ino
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

EDrroRs PHusNIN: You will please am
nounce that S. OLIN TALLEY is a candi-
date for the state Legislature, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of
f. J. Scott, Esq. Mr.. Tallev is well and
most favcrably known, and will be found
All able Representative. June "a )
NJ Patriot will copy.
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In Equity--Lexington District.

". j. Harth vs. William II. Mcctzc and
others. .-BW for Purtition.
II appearing to my satisfaction that A.
Il G. Summer, Jacob c. Eichelberger and
Elizabeth f., his wife, three Of tho defen-
dants to the above bill, reside without the
limits OF this State: 1t is, on motion OF
Mr.. Boozcr, complainant's solicitor, order
ed, that said defendants do plead, answer
or dcmur to said bill within three months
from the date hereof, or an order pro con-
tcSSo VIII bc entered against them
HENRY y. 4lEETZE. c. f.. l.. d.
Commissioners Otiicc, Lexington c. H.,
March 2t 1866. March 81 s}mo
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IN Eouity--Lexington District.

n Euu1Cy--LeXlngt0 UIstrlct.
ET 'a,Fe Simeon Fair, solicitor of the Mi :
die Circuit. 4 Bill % P,7vetuatc Issti-
HiOny.
TOHN WILSON having filed an applica-
~ ton under the above bill in relation to
the past existence, loss and contents Of
two notes, made by David Wilson, deceased,
and payable to him. all parties interested
at the expiration Of three months from the
date hereof, and ''cross-cXaminc the cvi-
dcncc which may be produced and to pro-
ducc evidence in reply"
HENRY y. MEETZF, G. T.. l.. ID.
CommissioMcr's Otlicc. Lexington c. H..
March %. lSGG. March 81 s3mo
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COTTON GINS.

YNIIE undersigned, having completed
L their arrangements for the manufac-
tnre of the best COTTON GINS ever made
IN tins country, are now prepared to re-
ccivc orders from planters and others
wishing TO purchase. The long established
and well known reputation of Eliott's
Cotton Gins Will, We hope. be a sufficient
guarantee that the article Will give entire
satisfaction. J. NJ. EL.LIOTT& x CO.,
May 16 2mo WinnsborO =. c.
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FOR SHERIFF.

T. II. b. SHULER is respectfully an
nounced as II candidate for SHERIFF of
Ricliland District, at the election to be
held on the third MONDAY in April next.
June ) t13 MANY FRIENDS.
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IOLLESON G eANNEY
Queens Delight
8 NJ g M@M8AAAM ,

For Me cu''e of all those Diseases hut-
ing Meir origin IN I'iiiHe'i contli-
ltSM Of Me Aunaan SYSTEM, ANIL MoS..
Wising from any depmt'0'e -hu,4 tie
Mtcs Of health, inp,'udeuce IN Hrin.y,
ooe''-tcsciIag noture, from too great in
duIyeace efecesyhmd-eotiag, drink
ing, acorhing-,che,'ebv nnt,ur ssxf:
.fea.s exhaustion.
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Butchers Lightning Fly-killcr

Makes quick work with flies, and If com
mencea early, keeps the house clear all
SKINNER. Look out for limitations Get
BUTCHERS only. Juno 26 1mo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-30
BATCHELOIs,s HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World.
The only true ana perfect HAIR DE.
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous.
Produces Immediately 4 splendid Black or
natural Brown, without injurins the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects of bad
dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed Williams ~ Batchelor. Also, RE-
GENERATING EXTRACT OF MILE
FLEURS, for Restoring and Beautifying
the Hair. CHARLES BATCHEI. OR
Oct 25 ly New York.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
Mulllnlel 229

Der 9errI1er lber orei itoIie Meime.
ln6 Die 8eiGen feiner ged9t uno Serrs
Iihteit biiften tpie 6ohn atf i'm berab.
81 ietnen SdupteH bingen Gcepter unh
Srone; on alien @eiten ieines 6imnseIs
bettes f9aHftiteH fh SBappeHfd;5iiIbs bou-
9olbbrcfnt9 llHh h6rt Ibef BEN 9auini d 9
MnS 9oloeHeut &abmen IaGten bic QIue
gen gfel GupnS an, ibm-beruieher uuo -
hgten ourd ole @poIre bes B6th -
btnourd mad feitett rot5eh, 6lt aeflbs
ten 2ippen; aber 6iefe 2ippen irareu
iitdt ROTH tHe6r uaD ifatt Der inamer fersR
ti9eH @eoe fudten iie nod aIten5 balbs,.a
beraensnen Gebeten. 9ie Ieneea bHns ,.ls
teln 2oden, bic er 70 .fdnieliIk z,p,a fo,s
berfiibrerild ;ueIeiG in ieinen Neanue6 : -
iabren nod 90 aAitteln ,tpnbte, ipageR,a
langlt neripebt aus oieler hohen @tiru,. !.
uno lener blisenbe Slibenteint, Ser emit
10 l1on 81 ieinetii fanarsen 0[uQe saks
ltintint bate, mar iest itIinipf un6 ofaIss -
fdrben geiporben urtfer Der Galfhat0 bes
Sooes. Seine .Mugen iparen aefHfcfItn;; y
Die red1te 9aho lag iDie erFOtbsn dut bet 'se
fei6enea Defe nn6 felbit fem Setns, bnsl
INT Den 9ols berunt cine hohe &tanie =
uno Dor Der Brnft elm reid qefdItetes 80
SabOt bil6ete, gid efnefit 9terbebesnb. ga
9sdr er tlid5t bon 5eit NIT feiarf 9inEehas
uber oie Stirn 9efabteii, aitaia bdtte ihaHss
FUR einelt Seotes 9ebaItea.a ,sssa s; ,Fsssa
Der BH@of neiete fid istt sn aikmgsl
herrieoer 1ino fra9te Iant nn6 bernehinrz
lid: OBJ er getuiat iei, oas sbeiIige NbenOsss
rnabl gu ernpfnugert tsa,s ssHassls2a sFiSs5
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
01Dffi.

SO erfM6e nseipe &Mnben mnb 6reuube, Aapou
Nottt tu nehmeH, bdb i6 Doh test al ,1dhEeilb ner
rem Scea aafIsr 9Baaen ksrahfabSefs l5erbe ttI.b
bite 5eten Der NIT mi. IN @eTbubuta fsebi i bars
A1it nit @tnlaut feiHes Dtbaffs etmsmFthfet =
2R Abrtge 8ett wfxne ID lnein frllheges Gefdbdff
mtsoeE beicrsens lDeI1es I'M ef3ne0e noh Nf,,,l,rr,
ylfbens " I. ~ beitebt. sd bite and5 II.
eteiet Bei9 9dtti9n4g anF 9ehet6teH 3hlbfnM b.
"a sfa1 a zs 4amRA I krtffd,Ier.
eilff@ ia 1osb College essass. )
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
M1ittheilnna all 81 Ofaatffrate.

Der NON Ssttss en- sitaHs bev GoMntp Court ers
HaFnte ausf9Hk peEber bepoumauttatlvar, bic Be-
erssHHg " asNeA W eD4nsp " tgssstsdgs ~ aeben,
b6t SenfsGbsn faf etn d1r bon beslte Dem g. Dr. Cor.
aelias, als BEN nieDrisieH 8istes, smaeipro6en a
uerbsa eates Gle asllsatspef bss etaSt ms
aHiisselTbeH Gtitrete unsspicien, 4bn prbsrs faY
@rmemfdsge benf bslaefem 40. g Gcrnelsns m ner,
ieHSen Sa Crsefs fur isosnb eistn anbesn asiaeube
Agtttr Den ane na@ eieisw 7aee uon ben, eo,,n.s
ssi9t aHertannt Ober besabIt persen. -. = =
(0es) B, o.. mReae9am, gcrFtenber.
s,ilsm asG 9. esssISr. sssIs.. ausfsHs.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
stepbens in srIanO ansefonnaiil
RabeIs D1acb e,tea..
-7''T74- 1a-a7l3@s - a3E'1T185 %
Sneianers llnruben- in @eTico unb
SO, gDn8rse 2te gtsuuo.
,ss.s ns1z aSenat.' sf . ...-.'.,.. ...s,3.

'..,. ~. SO af5insto Il, Ia. Ds5br.
Sic Deficiency Bin uur6e mad, Idnqes
rer Oebatte, IN tueld1er STR. gBiaiams
Dem Negiltrtrnn9s6eainten In Senneifee
nadfaete, buB er S1S 900 aus Dem
Staatsl6ase aen.abt babe, iuieOer ber>
fdoben. auber Der an einer aanaern
Steae eripdbnten Bid tuuroen BLOB nod
einlge fleinere eingebra1t, bic an Die
betrsHeabsn Ausi6afie iiberipiefsa Dars
0tf.s45 us 81 az .,e.lgei,s s..i s s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-12-16
8rDlDn & Serftns,
8erleger bon
BO8en NJfnffe unb SNUFF
0ic,eriI.

@m tefIten u@tunespoa bic Aufntertfofnfeit Dor,
s&bcreitern un6 GinsFuHebrern aRf unfer GfnbIiIes
;metlt, mo ale Mrten pon Rtr9enmnfft Hrobitnn unb
stI ben sinRistten SeStneansen
Ete Ianse esfnbfnns bee Stn perftns in gsuFf.
@onuenttouen, e9Dren, Ggnsertsirsfnern NIB @onns
faeS i%nlsp betahieen tbL IN alien AneeIegsnbeiti
urn rte AusrnbL gseiSnefer Inter
Tldtsiyertf @ritn6nng Uon Dsuiitf6nlen GOrtidritt
III 9er Stnbteu unb @egent6nDen onaeaeis
Stuoenten 3lI ertbeifen. y ~ ss~.s = ssT, - -
Boeen sTauiH fpir6 rad ben eerDbnli&en greiien
pantt9 l6 raid geliefert. Ofbers pom an,Se ID er
zen gewanf4t uiib AusrunhI eetr0ffeH fir SdiiIer,
xebrer, @oheerte n. I. 10. u. +. fDs
80 Sect pprbaneefI 5r a
WIZ be true TO me. T. T.. Perkins 90 30
Inc Orphan W Wanderer. T. E. Perkins s. OO. 80
The Rose Bush T. u. Perkins sy lss =. Ol an
Fairy Of the Wildwood H.A Brown - 0(1 30
Memory (for Baritone.) III. A. Brown 81 90 SO
9ief BON trgenS einens Der Obieen ruerSen tad
DGg@ Wult ferbe fir eta Gtrtutdr. a
i .t ~ 80 8rOtrn O. @erfinS. {
naf5 f9n ~ A20 Rrnofne Ggfrass a1s 81. eno.s rss
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Sen Snfang Der sibuna 6abeu mir
i6on arberiudrts i'm 9tus3uae bebnnbeIt,
mad Sen oorr erwabnten 9lnfrdaeu fantett
nod Dor: GiRe 8ia, Dem 9aufe Sber,
9anfoh H. 60: IN Neo goff S60,0O0
Su3uIprehen, tuet@e auf Der bortiaen
potoIIce; eiuaetraoen .lparea unp i'm
Dampfer @eplBIte beriorenS etngenA
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SeH stnfang Der 9ibuns baben mir
16on anoertuarts i'm Mus8uqe behnnbeIt.
mad Sen bort erruabnten 9lnfrdaen fantet1
nod nor. GiRe 8ia, Dem 9auie Sber,
9anfoh u 90. III Nefu <goftS $50, 900
5u3uIpreden, iueI9e auf Der bortiael,
YotoIlce; seipgetra9eit ylpareH unb i'm
Oanlpfer NeplBtte berioreft ailtqer-l
angenontmen.4 45iss ass9 ,sss,ssSa1 tess
Die Deficiency 8il fam bonn 9enats
NIT 3fneia gtbGHoerungen 9iriiG, iueId3e
bonn 9auie aagenoaunen iuur6en.
Sle Bill lIber 6as e@timmredt in
columbia pallirte aud Sas 9aas un6 1T
ieBt elm 8eieb. 80 : '.'
Scr. 2aiuretce bon Sblo brahte cine
Bill Elm, Der oas Saus beitrat. oaf Sol.
oeteH fpeI4s n 9iebeIlengefdnanil5eu
ltarben, Sranfteiten erlegen fino mel den
iie inn Dienlte aum Spfer ,fielen
Serta9t bis SlIltlsRontag.
Sine 8titioff; 81 SUB lang, init Oen
Nanen aller berporra9enoen Biiraer
BON 4sis Rgieai bittd nm sbus 9es
gen SnSianer-
Nu6 in atab fin6 Die Sn6ianer auf
Dem 6riegspfaoe uno boben Die 8olt>
Derbinbung dtgef1nitten.
Der Daupfef ], @u6a," " nelder am
IA. ut 9eesu yoff dntaln, brinat Die
Ya9ridt, .baB er einen @Gooner be-
9egnete, iueiher ibm -Gianaie iuahts-
iuabrldgiqIid > Der SSeniI6e &renaer
Dgteila- Sie enalil6en Beb0r6en
iftd4eh 9dae 9lnCreu9hngen, benz TONI
lIienaen qStaEit gu begegnen. grobe
Auantttaten SinterIaoungsaeuebr ,iinb
fur pie SruppeH berfdiff nor6en an6
Setefttbs tdaern iiberaH auf Die 9tttS
tunft Stepbens. SnspiIdea fat cine
Sepel4e bon Saris, OaB er bereits in
SrlanO an9e!angt iei, na@6en er Iid IL
Sage "a 9cAeon olfee BdItettb babe.
Bonos Der 6 @onf0oerogn iteben lin
9on0on 80 d .tsDie aibetfe berSidbert.
oaB bic 8e;ie6ungen 8tuiIHen SSranfs
reid uno ben Ser. Staaten iebr 6elieas
ter Natlr ieien.
Die glrufeeEbeH 4Saraauan erariff bic
SHeniioe uno attafirte am IA. Sftober
Dos bra5ilianii6e 9ager, bon benz iie
snae 5ltInoigenl Sample snriifgetrieben
'mueoey a5s2 saa tssll ss yassa .fssss4 = 80
..E Sn Rerieo ideint man nidlt red,t Il.
nllleJ mas ;u tbun, Oa 8asaine De.
tel9eR an gfapoiean. ab0efonot bat, tuf
..fDelhes er Die 9tutpoft erit a6iparten
wtH ann0 Daariiiailian IId nod in Sus
saba in Berbaaelanaen mil ieineH Naif
ntiternbepneet. 8s1H 6so7
gQouo on, IA. Secbr.a
q Gin sIpeitss anierifapifdes srieas :
fdiff mar in Gtblta gec1ia onaefoms
nteit.;I 1aa 9l4Ba ga }4r.f1
$50 3enfdenIeben in6 su Gruube
gegdn9eu bur9 orei-aufeinan6er foldenbe
SrploFonen in Der &obIrnerube in
barnbg. England; 250 IN elmer an6ern
= 'bet 9anlep In GtaforSfaire. 81
Der 6aprif6e N1iHiaer b. b. BforS
ten bat refi9nirta - -,
HreuBen .iit I'M 8eqriffe. eitten Sc :
fanpten mad gBien I'D fdliden. am feine
olplomatiiten Se3iebungen tuie6er aufs
3unebnlea. 81. 8
Die fran3oflfde ltebenSe @rmee tuirb
mad Dem neuen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auf
II yiliDn Eolbaten erb6bt fuerSen.
Sn Saroiuietl iik Gungersmotb unb
8enoIte anseebro9.p.
Die peltli4e Wtadt bes 8apifes piro
onr@ 5rahtrefd lh6 Naiien uardntitt
Sfa1riGteR bon Der Sdlbjnfel Gorea
befagsn. pab bic fran;0iiiAen Sruppen
IN Dds Ehaere etn9e6rli19ea FAb, cine
. 9tioerltan0 81 6e9eanen unO iekt ale
trateeil9 piatiasn Bantfe befebtbdIten.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-04
Cabus' Hair Tonic.

Thisuneqnsied prsparstioh which pos pecu
har properties Questioning grey hair to its Knal color
End esasss to assume the color IL possesdsd before
turned grey. II 10 . permanent cure for daodru6
strengthens sAA enises the the har gives the
hair lasting and natural moisture scurf
itching and OF Persons that have tried
this say that they have a kinds Of
Tonic and Hair and had nsyebeen able 70
And any article that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic 1t has cured per
who hsd solid masses OF dandrun all nitted and
esnsatsd together the shape of cap lowering the
whole head and the Of thirty dayS asr using
ny fone thescurfa nd dandruh aidssppeSred and the
hair, which had until that time been prtsntsd from
growing, resumed its former healthy Growth
In the Of James Aefshon Of the lst Iowa In
fantxy whose hesd covered with thich coating OF
daDdru6 md seurf mentioned above and whose hair
had almost completely fallen out IL shown the virtue Of
this fonc for IN the OF three
oft hissoAp assumed healthy ccsdition hnd his hair
commenced TO grow beautifully. This Ia oAly one casa
Of the kinds athousand could mention many Others
butfor want ofspaee and cost prsvsnHed from do
ings
4old BY q EoR6ECABUs corner Of Second aud Main
aTcef Price9e cents per bottle Aberal discount to
- TRADE oc1dem
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-04
Lee County Poor Farm.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in accord
With q resolution OF the Board OF Supervisors
Of Lee County Iowa. sealed proposals will be by
the Undersigned committee till the FIRST Monday in Feb
1856 in regard TO letting the Poor Pas together
with all the appnrtenAnces and all other property there
to belonging. Such proposals will state the length OF
time the desires lease the FARM ALSO the price
agreed to be paid for the rental Of the same
with the price for boarding the per week for the
person II proposed that the person who rents the
Poor Farm shall take charge Of all the the Poor
House, and give good and sufficient security be APP
proved by this committee for the faithful
Of his duty under the contract be
the tenant and this committee beh ar OF the county
Proposals must be directed to this committee
the CLERK Of the Board Of eupers.ors, Fort Madison
Iowa. c. j. HYDE,
r. II. HOLLAND, COMMITTEES.
Janedlm ELIAS oyERTON