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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

sPeeht,s.--In orr rambles yesterday We
dropped IN upon our old friend Joseph specht,
a. 10. 81 1iadison street. and spent an hour in
looking through his well regulated establish
ment, and watching the crowd which was At
tEactS 4 there by the cakes and confectionories
which he has prepared for his customers during
the festive season. As every one knows that
they are OF his own manufacture, and not the
stale articles imported from the North, ofcourse
they rush 70 his rooms for supplies. In connec-
ton with mis- other ~busincS, a magnificent
oyster salJon Cor ladies has been opened outin
real Oriental style, aud where polite and at,en-
tive walters can always be found and the b.
valves are served On splendid style.
Memphis and Liverpool via New Or
Ieans.-We take pleasure In announcing tothe
travelling public that the Great British and
American steam Navigation Company have
appointed our feIlOw-c.lzsn, Ed Warburg,
their agent for this city. This company dis
patches ono OF their powerful steamships every
saturday from the Crescent City, for Liverpool,
and those deslrous Of obtaining Information
on the subject should call on Mr. Warburg, at
rs F~rontStreet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

E@T The Louisiana Bank, of New Or
leans, capital million dollars, was es-
tablished by the Comptroller of the Cur
renew last week.
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AS0THERR oBsEFV OnSUndaynigh
LAST, the store of NJ. Rsnehgn, in the
northern part Of the city, was broken
oUen, and robbed OF the sum Of tw0hun-
drsd and fry dollars, besides a variety
az fancy groceries. Two individuals,
named Edwards and Brown, respect
lively, were arrested yesterday, on sus-
piciou, and lodged iu jail, 70 awairan ex-
animation before Esquire Creighton this
r.--DfDv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

Death OF NIB. 3. P. GARRISON.
Fir. B. P. Garrison, who was accidentally
shot hr a white soldier, at the fire on
Mccall street, early on Sunday morning
las=. died in a few hours after receiving
the fatal wound. He was shot in the
thigh. Immediately above the knee, and
The loss OF blood being so heavy, resulted
fl his death. Mr.. Garrison leaves be
hind him a loving wife and darling
young child TO mourn his untimely loss.
How sal &c Is, that q man just ia the
Prime Of life, full Of thought and hope,
should thus be snatched of, without a
moments warning, from all hat is to
him reor and desr, ana u~uprepared, be
called upon TO settle with his Maker his
last aud final account.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

New York, Jan. s.-Cotton quiet:
Flour dull Corn Sc; Sugarand Moiasses
quiet; Oats 50; Pork SGT 10; Hogs SII 25:
Sterling 9; Government stocks duh, !
lower; Gold SO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

EA large brick house, on Willow
street, in Hoboken, Now Jersey, was
destroyed by fire yesterday, and two
children burned to death. They were left
alone by their mother, and their clothes
took fire from the tove.
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GELAR PACKET
For Evansville, Louisville and Gin
atmnn~E

ENOCH TAYLOR, agent,
~ front street..
gEErTzR pI0E-uT
Tor Evansville AouisEiiie ana Cfn-
eihIia'i'
MADISON .~-Cheneweth master
This splendid steamer VIII leave a@
THIS DAY Isnuarv mn AZ -
For height or gSssage apgd5Iy, % board OF to
janeIt ~ Front street.
DEC79 ~ -c-E--C-C :"
5or S"ITo' !" t'he'hh"'i
STAR .''-"' ..-GllhoFe' master
This splendid packet win leave IL
THIS DAY, 9th instant. at pm.
For freight or passage Apply on board or to
JOHNSON & WRIGHT, Agents,
JAMS II ~ ~Frontstreet,
DEAV LINE
MEMPHIS Nd CINCINNATI PACKET co
= 60 r-..-.t.,a 1..t--u,. =.
EoF care Evansville, Louisville ana
Cincinnati.
Kates masier
~ - 80 - -
Inns eleEtnt anu sWlLt running I@
'T n Wv ie Sl5 j : I 81 -
For freight OF passage apply on board or to
,.,c1t bLAlOAA Il MI, ASents
REG ULAR ARKANSIS RIVER PACKET
For Helena, Pine BluH 4 Little Rock.
master
This elegant passenger steamer IT,
viii leave as above on -
HIS a eth Jan, at : pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
ELLIOTT & MILLER,
aIa9--9n street
Sor Helena, Pine bluff and little Rock.
Haine, master
This sulsndsd Dssaa,gar parret
viii leave FOR the above -
DAl yin jan al . pm.
TUT Aelsht VI passage apply en- DOaru OF &c
LACEY & MCGHEE.
RIP WATTNrO assnt
,-
ta,or, AAhhi ~ Il ~ AsenL
s1ee.
REGULAR WHITE and RACK RTVFP
FOR DuyalLs blus; AugGsia and Jack
os.cE Tav,Lor, -
Tht- Ca, - oaw.,o5to,s - -
~ steam qe-k
CT = ~ tS4xS a. 1ooNe on -
TTba 49, nj 49, trsy3ab,r y : an. po.s
$500 - pp,IoSts 1,nSg H4 ~ fNOeA
-
p" SlJEP r 1RSST@@bSStEt ~ ~ ~ 9Sa5u TO
ispa-2t No b Jeffers3n street
DE,W TT|E
pEoryg ,,-r,-DEg - cz~r-,
For Louisville and Cincinnati.
yNNEOLA..Iew Lew. Kates nas,sr
This splendid packet viii leave as H
a90hs -
For freight or passage, apply on board or TO
1aAAs l. Nv - VI AhN4LEF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

C-AScERT CoURr.-A number Of un-
Important cases were decided, and de-
crees Issued in this court yesterday
Js5ce smith presiding. The following
cases were set Tor Trial to-day:
ST. William Clark, us. Sarah n stanton, 6oi
Sci Daniel Kennedy, - = D Hasett 3 Co
I'll. Peter + Gland a. Erasmus hQse, z a.
El ~ Montgomery, Ac2r Is SAINT W.
E=-1, n A.
ss Se-1a slIlman. C a. - Sorah LaELesA
80 Williamson Kiag. e. o. a. Ds-aney JoaA-
rll. q 0i
s. R-s caldwell. &C. 7. c. Retus.
500 HL O. Kendall, q o. - fEszer Ills = O.
80 Cl.ras Levy, = Henry q. smith, e. a.
ISL Galss %. L~4rnDw-lh- a. D Aubyus q e.
- PlllIp G1rrln, e al - Geo v. hanna
90 N-
So Pa.lln Carvin. e EL a. Il Z Clarke. e a.
SIS ~. o. lane, q a. for uso &c - u.
f.lrUelI. e a.
=. IS q Phillips. a. = =. wing, r @.
81. a. g. Al.up and Wm- Hi, e. same HGL -.
S. AL White. = a. - Tllanal O. EatGs, r 1.
q. p g. Kirkland, s.cL uE j. = Ferguson, = a.
g. ga.1 Brown, rE sarah Z Lockard, UcL
-. a.H- r.. Smith, ~ W. IlIt1n- = o.
* LasEsel Gil. e. Dspauw q A-EEL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

s0- Cairo is beginning to be regarded
as the head of navigation Of the Missis-
sippi river. No boat has passed above
that point since December eighteenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-fve.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

A1ESIIEs-Our feilow-citizen, a,
Sesszel, c5mpiimeu-ed his clerks on Fri
day night, with Q champagne supper,
The social and genial festivities OF the
evening were interrupted by the presen-
tation of beautifully chased and apPro-
p-iately engraved silver wine stand, as q
memorial t1tLe generous employer from
the faI-lIel employees. Appropriate
speeches ware made expressive Of high
rsspec: and affection, indicating very
happy business relations. We venture
the hope and suggestion that occasions
nEthls kina may be flequent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

WAsHISGTOS FIRE CO. No. Cat q
recent meeting Of this company, the fol
lowing officers were elected 70 serve for
the ensuing year;
s. Darcy. President: 7. .~fckfznus. "A Eng:
p sr7EeS ~. Prsy5dsnt; Il. Hsrt, Cz2a. Hose
2 ElHiema1u- sec; Il. Burke, s..-ss.-
q. FOLEY. Treasurer; J.CfBrv,
Philip SMITH "a Eng =. Stokes,
p u-urnarfv ~ D4-prro-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

bsS The Internal Revenue receipts on
Wednesday were nearly two million.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

E0uaeRnd Lot AT Aueti0n.-PaSsmore &
%. sell this morning. 81 auction, q valuable
house and LOT, on the northeast corner Of Third
ND NH streets, IA Chelsea. Read their adver-
d 4-meut.
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Our Business Omc,
The Mails Close.

WI be opened from s O'Clock A. y, until
p. d. Advertisers wiz please bear this ia mind
and hand ia their favors early.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

R9-Young Augustine Iturbide, recently
designated By the Emperor Macmillan
as his heir, leaves Paris for Vera Cruz by
the next French steamship.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

hSy-Totalcirculation of y atinnal Banks,
two hundred and thirty-seven million
three hundred and seventy-one thousand
n hundred and ffty-fve dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

To EPicuses--Those who are fond Of the
good thlngso Of this earth. In the shape Of every
t-O.e served "a the very best style OF art
suould remember the Gold Esele Restaurant,
on Madison, between Msin and Front as their
COOK hasa wide spread reputation, aud their
'lanas would make the mouth Of an opicure
water.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

WAsHGNGToS, Jan. S.-Congress Is en-
gagged in presenting bills, which were
appropriately referred; among which,
was n d%enouneing Polygamy as twin
sister of slavery, and asking the whole
power Of the Government for its sup
preston.
Weather reports from the North indi-
cate the most severe weather since eigh-
teen hundred and ifty-seven-the mer-
curry ranging below zero.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

Mary Jane zc1--, Tor s-teaIinE,~ discharged.
Au1Er-1u Gurlu. u~isienelno-. continued.
Max ~BGtteEmith, whipping his WIG, nnea
ave Esllsrs-
JlIil Ann Wilson, misienoaaor, fDci I've
Enl au.
san slarlm. stes'-nr discharges.
RAINY Henderson. m-lsceneaEor, fined i've
fuIa--
Jack AuElu. stealing cotton, discharged.
seven clreS and Enaau dollars fines.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

aG. Gen. Ewell has left Warrenton,
Va, and taken up his residence in Nash
viIIo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

Rr The bridge over Elk river, on the
Tennessee and Alabsma Railroad, has
been swept away by a freshet, and traffic
over that road, for the present, is sus-
AanIaA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

II. =. Treat, Madison street, near the bayou
Heavy stock Of agricultural implements
BlaeksmIthing OF every description. wagons
made to order. Call on i. 2. Treat for any
thing nom a hoe 20 an engine.
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10! For EstsIo R0sk and Fort Smith.
Capt 2. L Hsines backs the gay packet Mem
phls out thir evening at o'clock. Size is beyond
@ doub. the finest packet that ever LEFT this
place for the Arkansas. Capt Haines IS an old
nv0rite Ia The trade, and deserves q liberal
patronage. Ifyou want 10 ship or travel on ?
No. ] boat, 90 on the Memphis She leaves ct 8
LIrry Harmslad aud Elliott & Miller are hel
rrsuts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

euery.-whst IS the Judgment Of q shoe
maker worth Ola fine hat compared 10 that OF
a Practical Halter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

TUESDAY, Jan. 9th-The imports Of yester-
day, as copied from the books Of the Mer-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

). y. e"in" q 60, SIS second street,
between Monroe aud Ualou streets. these gem
ueme1 manuncture Cartridges Buey.es. spring
Wagons, and paint undrspair eveIy descrtptio
ofvehlcie. Tney ulss DO horse fboeiuz and
hiacksnlthlng Of every description. They
have two hoIse wagons, with beds. watch ubog
oher a. one hundred and forty dolsrs
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The oasy Exclusive practical fashionable
Hat Louss Is tbs reliable Memphis Hal
Company. jan95t
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Ssacs Sale to-day at IIaud IS Cours street
Horses, Mares and Mules By Geo. kellogg
Erank HYDE. Aucti0neer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

DEATH OF MK STEWAET.-We regret
20 announce this morning the de-
mis- % Mr. Darwin Stewart which
event t~1auspired on Sunday morn
iag last, from the wounds 50
t-eacae-ous-y and UNANIMOUSLY inflicted
upon A.s person, by an unknown negro.
The death Of Sir. Darwin Stewart has
ca, O feeling Uf the most profound sor-
Tow over q large circle OF friends and &C
Qagiatauces, being, as be was, q cheer
"a, social companion, and possessing in
an eminent degree those qualities q the
heart and mind, which stamped him
throughout L-e-s gentleman. There is
something remarkable in the fact, thst
some time since, Nr. Stewards brother
was she. doVn. unp-ovokcily, and 10y
m unknown hand. lie, however, more
fortunate than his Iameuted brother. re-
1.4rHraF
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MISSISSIPPI COTTOH FARM

For Sale or Lease.
IN Tunica county containing eg7 acres. i've
L miles from the Ferry Landing. opposite
Helena; 500 acres OF cleared land, ~ OF which
Is entirely above overflow. Soil fnexhaustible,
produces one and 9 half 70 two bales per acre.
Good Gu Eouse, Miil, Negro Cabins, stables,
etc, on the premises.
For terms apply 10 the undersigned, Agent at
Helena, Ark. J. :. HORNOR, Agent
de2i Swe
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. S.-Tabaeco active
at full prices. Lugs, Sc TO IS. Cutting
Leaf, $50 to $50 IS. Flour, 81. Corn,
55c. Hogs, gross, 50. Mess Pork, $50.
Lard, l9!e. Sugar, cured, 25tc. Whisky
81 q.
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CoIumbian Sim

4 Forced saIe.-A me young Morgan stall
lion, by a Telegraph Mare 1he Horse Is the
property Of d one legged Confederate soldier,
needs money 90 so back 70 old "Virginy.'
The sale win BE- at the Court street Stables, a
and s., by Geo. Eelogg Frank Hyde, auction
eer. II IS to- by.
Combs. IT,, = C0.-This e~nterprsing IRA
have counJcted themselves with the lat
Colonel OF ihe 0lst Rezinzent L. 3 C. l., FOR tht
p1rpose OF furnishing laDorers 10 all Nho NEED
them. Freedmen wLl be 4eEt TO plantations a.
reasonable wAgessnd on fab terms See theii
adrerlacmenL
Co 70 Hooks, 80 Union street. Tor nsat Signs
as tnsnsps SHuet' Jaas uR 4
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Eur1!ftHsi Furs.-Cloap: cheap cheap
cheap etFraae-aco a w.ggla, 80 siain street
faHg@
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

Francisco & wsEEIa, 80 Main street, arr
selling the balance OF their ladies' Dress Furs n
very low prices. Jsug 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

Cty Tax s~aie.-Persons owning City Lots
upon which the corporation tax for elgh-
cen hundred and slxty-hve remains unpaid
should bear IN mind tina the sale Of such lot.
is 70 take place on Monday and Tuesday ,the
eiEhth and ninthl davs ofJAnuarv. ian4-4t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

ladies, now j. your uiae 10 bug a set ofFur-
ar a very low price az Francisco and Wiggin.
jang 90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

Produce HcTehauts-Wc would call IT
tsuuon TO tue card OF Mass-s. Derie, Joiner {
ErkIeyr Cotton and Commission Merchants
sll dealers In hay, corn, cats, bran, -four
bacoa, potatoes, line, cement, plaster and gen
cs2l produce. This enterprising firm IS prepare
to supply Z want which msy occur, promp;ly
and OF reasonable terms.
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MARKET.
LouisViIle Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. S.-Flour IN
changed Wheat, 81 Is; Oats, 40c
Hogs, SII so; Pork, S2S; Lard, l73c ;
Wbisl,- - *
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

FREEDsIE2ss CoCE--Ths following
negroes We're tried Ia the Freeimzl's
C1r-- waterway morning
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RESOURCES
L

I. re Daniel, Cashier Of tho Merchants
National Bank OF Memphis, DO soieIanly aulrm
that the aboye True q lhs nsst Of
my knowledge and belief
Slats AZ TeancSsee, County ~Sleog-Swo 10
and subscribed before me, this I'd day 81 jan
nav Is8 p. II. HEINRICH. J.. p.
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TELEGRANs.-The following kilograms
remain uncailed for at the telegraph
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-09

The Finest, Best and nao=t Fashionable nat
are always 10 be had a. the Memphis Hal
f4n7ran-fs lana Il
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


MASHISGT0N, Jan. S--Ihe House
Bill, from the Committee on WAYS and
Means, reported a bill authorizing the
| Secretary Of the Treasury to Issue bonds
7 for al indefinite amount, tn fund ali
floating debts payable In Europe also.
a bill declaring that all interest bearing
notes shall cease to be & legal tenderwhen.
due. The HoCse Resolutions were
passed, that the troops should not be
withdrawn from the seeded States I'M
til both Houses Of Congress shall decide
their presence no longer necessary.
New Orleans sIerks4.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. s.-Cotton droop-
ing, sales 1000 bales at 4Sc@- soc; Lard
40ic.
The Steamer Cariolanus from Liver
pool has arrived.
The Episcopal Bishop Hilmer Of Ala
bama, received notice to-day from Gen.
sherman, that he military order clos
ing the churches had been revoked.
There was no public celebration here OF
the eighth. The citizens generally
thought it strange that the authorities
let il pass unnoticed.
The Engineer party were embarkinZ
on the fifth instant at Galveston, for the
Rio Grande, with p%Ontoons, for the pur-
pose Of building q Railroad from there to
Houston, whose business men have sent
an Irregular petition TO Congress for u
thoTity TO build a Railroad through the
Indian Nation, TO connect with the pro-
jected road from Kansas To Houston.
There Is now daily communication bv
railroad and stage between Galveston,
Houston and San Antonio.
There Is great complaint In Texas
about the mail communication with New
Orleans, which takes ten days, and SOME
times twelve, when they should 20 in
four at farthest. -Four steamers arrived.
after the other, at Galveston, from
New Orleans, last week, without bring
inp over the mail.
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WNOD AND TOW RAT

The steam tug LEILA is prepaid IT.
70 do towing 10 any points on 1T E@
river. Orders LEFT With Charley RfcT1r1S O1
the levee, " SoetVe prompt attention.
LLOYD Y. WOMBLE, Master.
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RIVER MATTERS.

Since our last report the following have
been the
Arrivals.
Steamer Pauline Carroll. from New Orleans
Ajax, from New Orleans.
Bart Able. from New Orleans
Die Vernon, from Nicksbgrg.
silver Spray, from New Orleans
EambleIpn. from 81. Francis river
Darling. from Cincinnati.
gentraiia. from Arkansas river.
W. r Carter, from Cincinnati
Commercial, from White river.
O-age. fruIn white river.
Memphis. from Arkansas liver.
During the same period the following havJ
been the
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-04
8ie Stsmarf ausiiebt.

vSu Berlin" Ihreibt etn enaliIher GcrrsIrcns
bent, rift Der Mann, Dem Dor brsi Wicnaten Nie,
mano bsilprinasn nrlts, um isnsu WiSrner Su ent.
trafnen, i'm bStlen @raee pcpuldr. Sein gsrrs
trait rtrb iset In alIen Shaufsntern Der 8ileers
SAMPLER ienlets oes Oceans ien; aber man fann
oaraus feline SSbe unb isnen GSrperbau nift ab.
nebmen uno t6n aud ncht reeen tSren, pie i'd TIN
teute babe renen aebIet. 8arbariIh BON gtatur,
pis in isiner Msbpos, brls feds Sub unn arei
Sou BOD, unb nidt nentser als ;pei bunbert nnb
fanf5is 8funo piesenb, TT Graf Bismard stn eds
ter Yrsubs IN isinsm Aeu6ern, uno feline Saltuns
une siae Starfs Iinb fSrnllih fsucaliiih in ibrem
sstistsrilben @barafter. Sn einsm Bursausimmer
0ss srcsen Shloses isenb, NIT SefretGrsn in gSpr,
iimmsru, nit Spurisren nit Spprsnitisfsln auf Der
Diele, tsrsit, feline Sspelaen su befsroern, NIT
sinsm nit 4apisrsn unp 3situnssn tebsftsn Slid,
1sbt man einsn- -Dann i'm setpSbnlten @sihGfts.
ansuss an cisism Slide fsen, ettra finfBis Sabre
alt, nit balb fablem Scrfe, Slattem @sttdtte, NIT
Ausnabms zines furjen, itarfsn SGnurrbartes bon
sraubrauner S5arbe, Der iber ben fefSelhlchsnen,
arpbsn Nunb, ntsoerbdngt, uno elmer ytale BON
unbeneutenee: Sdnee, absr brett nno itclt sefcrmt.
rGr 1T Isbr Fsihis, 10 bas feline Ausen BON cid.
ten, aufSemcrfensn Ualten umseben meroen, unb
sin tnrsss, bartss unb sribhsnloiss &inn, faat tn
elmer se palsn Dcrpslfalts aaf feline Bruit nisper.
Seine Au3enbraunen itnb oinn raren ite piHtse
iber ben init Slut nnterlanfenen Mussn, 10 trirbe
CT furhtbar ausls9en. 9intsr leinen tic Fsssnnsn
98anssn rasen Elm 4saar Suuo0sssnrtrsn bsrppr,
unD sinc sSdnps unb 6ibs, pslhe islta I'm 3u'
ianos Der 8ute enidlciien ausietsn, fnS srrB ses
mug, um icsar BON elmer Srau seaeslt 3u wsrnen.
Gr iit pcn 10 punflsr 6autfarbe, bab sr, wenn nas
9ibt bon bm snfsrnt 1T, 70 maiiip mnb rubis aus'
1sbt, nie Elm 9altber pcn Stsn, unp eisier islts
fame Dtann piires Fh beiisr ea5u raiisn, tn bsr
srobsn Saas zines mittslaltsrliasn Barcns ibsr
bic eintrs!enpsn 8aiausn nsiIslbsn bic Mufftt III
f6rsn, ais bier anf Der slattsn Slur zines mpser,
nen Shlciss am Shrsituihe gu fssn.
SD srpartete, pab er mid an Stantpn erinnsrn
piirps, absr er sliA Gensrol Butler melt metr.
Nlan iisas Gsnsral Butlsr auf snsn Subl nm i'm
srSBsr gu MAIDEN, Sfne i9m bic Mu8sn uno sebe
ibm Maht, uno man bat bic arSBte Aebnltheeit
nit graf 8smarf, Die i'd unter ben an.ertfan'
lhen 2sitsrn fnbsn fam. Siht tei ibm, auf ei=
mem Saearanratiih lag Elm Sifjisrsbsl,, uno bats
tie sr ssnisltsn aufsssst, 10 ipiirbe sr slauts ID,
Front de Boef, tn prlsr Wiiifuns ror mir ss'
tanpsa tabsn."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-04

g2te mirb eine 9illtpn in 3a6len ses
iaristsn? einiss iassn 1000, ,OJO,O 900, aln'
bsre 600, 600, 100000.
Gine ginicn 1T cine Wtiuion Wiaicnen, alIo
200 GOO, 100000 Cine Wiillicn Bilicn 1T
cine Sriuier unp cine WPiliCn SriItrn 1T cine
Suaoruicn (eine Gins uno "a ssuaen.) Sic
sranscien iseoa nsnnsn itcn Die ssbnte 3ahlf.ue
(allc 600 Dliaionsn) sins gtlicn anh btsis Bs.
,eihnunsspsiis i9sint aud in Mmerifa @insanS
ssfunssn su batsn, tpensRens bat prdfesnt stn'
coin In elmer BDtlhaft BON 8iucnsn unlsrer gta'
tcnalihulD sslprDasn, mpuit CT 5pst SauienS
Mgicnsn fsisihnen nrllte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29

gOttomIanO bes Wliffiifippi unfern Ga<
lena pnrOe mitten i'm fetten, fr,l@tba@
rem Booen lelneareine Nlaffe bon @alena
Org (sdDeislbIsi) sefuaDeu,< a. Der
nod tapfer asarbsitet nirb, obnobI aus
ibr bsreits iiber L, 900 600 9fsus Qrs
eraieIt iuor6eH fhp.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-06-29
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