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&teuerp Slbtbeitmne.
~ Gfn6t RfupdufMr,

g baltimore Ten %. 0iat 1865.
Steuslsab!ern ptrb tierpt't fir'o st9ersn rag ~
@fmssbelt eIutr Statt-@srOronlrs bar unle''Sa%-
neis non, 4. luui nS@itbin an Elm seris.@n,B al %nrt
ssiaIDo ,ins o"ame,t,on urb Commercial Acpe,t g"
ssrBffentItden miro; msr baber iGtprt ,sinen "ad-
itane cntriftst, fam FA ptd unfc'ten eriSeTen,
User elipa in unf,ren @ibdern trraer 8eils euaasn :,
traneu It mSae iebt tcmu,tn uno urtae MeNnun8ss"
SnsrId,t,asu InN,r; men nit Steusr1t aus iulheten Nalb-
rem TidItsntis ii, bebtrstae aetiEBIt bab NJ nm .
Mshnunacn MD. icioi; be!ublt %psreen, wir l!e cur
awaraS-Bertanf Der @runeIttdt oesr geu@h'Ve
Glase ttnEa,0!et rnt'Hsn' m mri,,
LOG o. Gtat s@innebntet.
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Reneres ais Guruta.
anfuuft her 9ampier .9autn" ilao
..RerIa." - 9rieg nm Mnsbritf. -
Noda utehr Uanfer0tle.

VUl1 HtYl VWNfstu.'t'
Tatber 0ptnt, 90. Mat. Der
9ampfer rDapic." am IT. BE-. poit VT
yerpppl, am Is. ppn Derrp mad Auetec
a~baefatren, lam bier pcrIber.
Wep.Wprt 20. Mat. - DIE pVsr'
fla" am 10. Ss. bon eiperpcpl absetap'
rem, tam bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30
9@asantS sSepartemsittI

Zen %. Ntnt 1866.
arburd rpirt ben S1,nbabert ron inter oen S'uS''p
errofien pom 1, RSr8 Ii. II @tdr5 1862 o"saeseOe1tn
s~tultih.tnsu (GetFtatsnl betaHnt StmoNl' Gap
s,r edosIefretar in gspabNsit bsfaeter s'ialNt 'n'
hes GubaIts bi,ier Certificate bereii tf' aa' 'm sum-
5pli obsr gusuf 1865 fautseu s@HIOI0s'ne rem aul
ac(autencn 9inicn einsulbIsn, nenn is an oeer 'Ot
SS,m 81. Wfai ,ur Giulbiuns etneere'&t ~sresn INK
bah ipSt,r ipIde e6eine feline .Stn'en m'sr RACER
forbsrn ouf gcrltauns In bisism Dsrurt:ments NH
wi, aIn,,n BIS utrn 81. Weat 1886 besablt rp'rsen'
$. ID Gutlpu8h -.
<,o. I, S6asamts. Se,rstar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30
,opi. bel allen aqutrsn. 5sobtata.6an0IerH' CD'"1

rr mena 0-Tili8s, wslt,er be'p!rtt ese; mo
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s smL p msSr, Sr. SumpDreYS bereitel lstt reeT ~
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tnt osg t.ts''Eits SSitcrn, tas Il iir Tortirien oetr
G qnnisisn,n {. Imtcn wsttsn '%crgtilli9 ansaea,sei,s.
Z cine qESsn.i,n tcfssn einm fit bsarine Il sr.a, a y,
s,rSteuttrI gfuf. Tat ltis Gle %gtn5stss!! Die NRr'Ue 'f'
8 1T Dlrepg,
ShsctNe 6oMIDbntaif wentGtiie SgmD''
~TF rRr hR2' Nrrahn,ar, Y.sN NZI-oZ)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30
stnntrnths @crlNnhlNnnell

SIN erien 3wetse natm man etlttn
Sefdlub an, bsn 9tusitub ibsr 1dSttt&e
Wdrfte au beduftra9en. ilber Die 3fped'
m6btoteit Der Grrthtuna son 8Crp1hern
auf SEM 8roabwaY Martte gu bertH'
tpr
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a n 8arf.

9 d Il 3 { IT y 1T Z. .u..n
,hj' s g'Tl@a'ift" Serotn bIavf spimsrts5aEm . O..
gIu' Sns n i s5up,iItu II. Ger iufc an' tsrt 6usens
gaDts' ss q nssrfsr rsystretSt mer ne E,f ng0 ,i pfe
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Spb. 5emmeter !Sp,DarsIsf'i
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Sph. StrcmberS, Rrattht;
Sbf. Ratier, 0it-yombnl o'tr
4ufbem piaBe ieIbf ltno tetht
Wf9ItsH ." Rns Gpmitc.
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@teucr=D parfemcuf,
@tnht.Renbdntur,

BaIftmore, 20. WSt 1865
n oaen Dor Brttta8 ben !. yum 9tSss'it ~
Sfabtfteuer " c 6nun6tH 1nr 1000 'p
"sttuer auI lie, eenoeS Gt9sntbumt ....'43a p'oieM'
re,iSnlifes 10, .:...o ".s.
Spater mirb oteier Sotatt fur BEIGE Siiaesn gH' :
s'Nss"' au9. G. @rtce.
,,oo ny Stobt. SteuereinutbnttT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30

na Or S,ointer, emit sesp- q tirr pooiit hes mi.
Gf,cn RaiSeie nnb ipat,r Ianaidbrieer seitarat ces
SSuteS BON Vreusen. ia as Shbretausen-D pstaielr
nab lei auen asieel hes Gnees ii; Der @elenls, mts
len cbn, Siebtu bic itmsidclbaitsnen !3engniiie bet
bSd,Its 5erribaften in Europa sur Setie g!an YER
adefis ni6t, eorfomnenben Taaf lid an Ot. Yatnfer,
Nj. 90, OH gaitimcrefir tu fptneen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30

mE- Nir maden gang b%eipnctls al' bic ailctss ctS
Sptifers Or. 2pbias, Nr. 9, RCre. @reenfr4 ants
nierf am. Ntr taben sieleitis bic lebsroitea Stni'
men Iber bic bon ibu, s%tlteferten Srtuen u. Miaen.
ipidtiaem SebaliebeS i'm befabiat senai benz au8s
ouaeroEte slider III Itetetn,
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glenrIes an6 gNailinaLpn.

80 0fbtngtp II, %, Wdl. - 9eutf
uberreihtc 5ennDr Own 8re0ertc I, Bar
rtpa BEN @rafOenten ietne Greetttee als
auEsfprbenttt6er @Gidneter uno Sfp0a'
udhhgter Der Gepubltt peru.
(Qtbpptip ,8GrgertBum,) Gpn unieram
8ellnoten in Nart$ eGtd6rt baS StadtS.
amt, bo6, rem NrppttDt(r9rr Der Ser
st., bic In Br0ntreta mtIttdrpFthtt9
nd6 ttrem Circumstance retien, pDrf
mad t9rer @ntunft 1h Ipfprt IN benz BE
,irfe, wp lore @Qmen snr0ntit itne, 81
metoea unD ibrsn Der. 81 ..8lrgerbrtei
ppHu,ei9en 6absn init Dem @efUte tbrer
Ronin ron Der 3ietuu8Sltite 8u fret
den. .,
LRudfraft.l Der am 5. bs. Spn st
vrrpppi obgsis9ette 0ampfer pGttp o
Dutttn" bat 5000 S6efil umertf1nt
ihcn gBet3Rn pieber na4 Nem'ySrt jill
rud9enpmmen.
(8efdtigurg,) 6eute beftGtE9ts De-
5enat unter Qlnberen BE &%rnennun!
ven q. g. Greene sum- gofmsttFr II
YetersburG 8a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30

OH, II. waot Snrd RtU. DT Gbf.. g. @GrGah
NIT Ror8aretbeS 9. 2us, Seee ans ""''0'
Nm q. bs. surt 5ltS. Gtapman Btls' p
5oIt nit 6. p @ a 6, selhe roT bHr' I'D rhr.
Nm ID IS. burd, 5tto DlcErsn yer. ~: ~
mann init Or OuIte u. Gt%leE oe'ss ~"
hifr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30

Nlabmo. - DEL, Rran'Dstt e]erpr'adt 9iSEf S.S
r,rn6g, gsSfperSen il, euatrilttatstt ute y 1[sgeIr
itea.n lid 9smstrt8tt6 let @aGt I'M E}ssin : sI' nv n.
@s"ee az ~ a I I ia m stmabrt iteS %icfortt8s Grlttdtts
S, NM iiuS bei anbaItrHOem @e'roa@e "uo 81 |"
pistsn TSler be 5rantbet aenJ teletteet'
gu BabFf lei s,,J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30
gasete uaa srssaD eiaetts Srts
Gurphr'S

,.,r,,, h,nIo ~b,fSrbert unb franco otatltfTell; ana
W., ii%,r,Ina }2lr iiEctaebcne BtrtDiadlsn benettfeuialr
Sen, Ssn TSasufst,ben ron gudeteu. Die mir IN ben Issita'
Sabrsn ]beISrbert, # ne d tein ctntt8es etf
foren ~oeean0er.! Die StlotsNns l"ce l''s
g9o0e rr Sampler ftatts
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9ItherfnnJS NheErn NUr0lol

ts,a, sSitt, b m6iaa &ubr 8trbagnE9s;;%ns,umiTFapr 81.
ben pnO Que unlerItitS'&stesn. vs. , nSer
IN "n,T%S bcrtn llria II ( nnt aiiet Peg!
pSt',aten in i siniSsn Eager ieiue S6at9' Ssl"n00e''
t,,sSer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30
&cISSsubuuaeny

@elbitr6ru0en ner0eN 81 htnl n'e6FtIYErN VVH'Ita
nrs"siih,n TRalern. Rtsir. @llhet, 6ranterI e. mao
trosmS stlism Tbsile guropa's bslor9t' Ste Spie o'
Sauitr, nit pel@en mir 8srS'noan9eh "h's'e"'ND'
IT In her Office ouf9ebar9t.
Nusn drtiee @uftrasaeber!
g,r;cysn' bie ron MuspaltS aufirdge ienetnr poia
,,1 t osron ibrs unb beS @uipidu9ers &hrelie aui@
seten. s,.s.,s,ts r,3g., M, stnen,,
q 6S.Ss,,.SI bs1ietttt ictn, IN, puutttrne Grpicceruus
o" '"''>"' 4. Raine..
5ssN Rte Bon Baltimore II. @dpltt'
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Ser beutl DC Correspondent.
tnip SsnesereinuiIic.

oatitmere. ben 50. mat 1866.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30
qnhEt4gn n.
9eutlAss @elb!

SemtT6es @clbi n.n,
CA k,,ssfe beute fir irsenb cine SOrts ssnf'aeS
b66ften SretS.
eH'" '''''"' y" 4, Ratns
f1okA Gde BalttmcrsS II. Sept1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30
41g4 @afiGas s1n europa pet
AJrnSz5M GedelGd1iTl

sSSSasssN& SD tsfSrpere iept seselt&trssWana
aitft son 81emcr. Sumbprs, 5aSts u @n1S fa pr,
rad Baltimore nnS tresae elI'sr, a'Gtrn p' g W
II ia II unb tnur burt Die @srmittsluns
bon 6. 1 Sliu9cnbers, 5rtmsp; dug. SoltSn' Sam'
stra: ii, 8rolrHm Il Go, paore; e.. .. &erwt'
T~rorltiut; 6. S6lpar5ntani1, Tehi u. ''W'
us, Gr. 8, Sii6s@apft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30
(123-80
80nfitr. zI0nprrcin glr. z.

wcG,sem bte Gpnftttutruna Sttits 8eretnS ae'@tten'
Bic Sta artsn er,pabit fntet he rta,Imabi9e @stlamn,s
lima iebcn 8pnnlritas sIbsnbs s llbr ~ esr @SShnlias
he's Ssrrn 8 Scrf Santitr. vi. 20 TAFT Ots erie
Gln,abluus bea,unt b.n II. Wat. va tne Snust
p,n SHE, reid ucd) ~ee'cnrcu Itup Il ottlem 8sts
cine an,uIdilebsr. ei,I6t. ibre aunelonr9en &C. IN
6tu r6dit:n 8eriammlunIet ii niotitn'
"" 5ttrrt6 Wenes, gtdi;
@cpr8 5orf' S6osm.;,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30
Muoust 81. slyseuer

@luauft g. Wieyer,
tbisber In Der Shu,a lsm Dapiicn b ep.l,
Nr. 100, @elts 2onEoGh,,
,pi,den etabta II. Gbarlsshr.. eeit' raert.
Staemt FIR 49, SiIben " oserbefp'e
berpbmte 1irittfc~
1sbr,fant unt Sdneier IN Slstmstb C8btte
9eab), 2tHtfaIStnr 9eir,
2amp8Ipd ETaNm G~ppperaS. Strptpf
ttnsDeL SaIpeter NttL Earbshm
Gin pcuiSnb,eer 8orraib cbiasr 8'rftfle, e9e'l'''
fallen iFarhsu &c TETS pr,ritbia su ben
billinffsn MnrftDrsifen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30

Don 9atabars, @renieng SaSrs. @ntpsrpsn
uos iracrS elnem 5ofsn NulsrtfE,S
b,,cr,, HE Woenillr bic btlie{ien Hab' tenys
'''"'' Ststt TaIascf4sine fit ole S&.ts ,n,,w
Setmatbs>Srt Btereer.
ri. ur.B. bstrooe,t bon Srerrer rod BALTIMORE
=" > GniSai, $40; 3,aiidentef s27; 9tncer ispti9es
80 eaJ4 io6 SsU' ;22SeSl,6 biatoer. Die yrstis iile
saBlta.. 9on SaSre SsiOrst bic aSimisif S gSGsI
S S@in,,rtIoSr %oeniadSi, bab mir uns in Serb'neyn3
nit Ter SisrtsrtefDtherun pcu pa'iastsrtM srSssf
G@Srsfatf umlersteGsn, bic stuts oon ! SItns,'
Santara .s' aus (csn: s ~ ,, : -. r'b baS, i%'Ss
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Hdr &eaelf@tme

MI pi, bsR,n yI6se WsrSen BEL autsabtSer Vel
Ea1e t,learapbti6 beleJt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30

4isqaitbzg GnDerein Yer. l.
Gsl Hnb md, eirtse gAtbetIe in sieier, Sauoerelns
,u BADEN. aue, bic fi) nod ansuiGlieten >pnrldlen
SfinS auf 0pnueriiqs 9lt.ne s nbr in eolals oes pm.
bre6ster, gts S:Herion1 II. alsaaaphr gu e'
{d,ireu einaelatsu. Sm Suffrage:
TfI25Ne1 VI. u en- a II, Ssfr.
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(12I-J
,4a %i6tigs nEA
Rm3etse|

81 gseRWEs q ~
,gs gefSsbeyune scn S~aI9stsrsh,
'"' gelb, Saatten unb 8sfEPSaSsn
ibeyBEuS
mad ,ns Scn Gltrrra, reip. ,qiuelanr' @@we9
may 5pIane, S%rautreiN h.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30

1,a+A yfad1 MIHffeIph W+
GG1A 9t. ltSne i@n'ais8einoe Y Sr5nisr
-MsSS@+aMsM ga'te IS. Z. &bisrmarn" eafi. Vts.
a&aEsssSzE Ncitsnbplt, wtro prompt h9~ pe'5s''
gsSosn Brndtt Ii. 9afIase perbc man I'D an BEN
Gop;tSn am 9pro, Sad OF s g8srite b.. pu cosr an
i. {. 8rannSGeo.,
a27-1 Giispfts s6e Gbearitbe II. Spmbaronr.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Res rNorbzDtutIdcn tIp9o"I 49,. orsl;,,,
ttr ,Sambura. gmeriianti6eH Eadet'@''ssH"
@eieuihaft",
hes sNprS. amerttaniidert Slppo@i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30

Ste Damsfsr hes rgtprbs@ nttrltanildDen sl0pe~
CSeitenra5S0a ntpttD
btteGeu aus ben BobGcusen eFtier s'aNe'
ltlauiic, Gapt. SbS. Scper;
@ricsIpn, Capt. 2rirber,
g1tiern Mstrrpolts, 9dSt;.i.
t1obren an, IL. Di6rt, IL. Aprtl, II. U'atl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30

nG 9er Sin. II S,tiabrtS.Silste nta'n't' erSa|a
siren n~aptbaiten IbbnS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-30

or Gjnis ebx Iopisr radj benz lauientct geurIe J
8int,r tmlj6eu LILO Sobren Die Sa!'it'
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13

the lately insurreetionary States. But it
will come in time, as Mr.. Seward said in q
recent speech-either from this Congress
or the next. By our own act, we had no
voice in Congress from January, 1861, to
December 1865. Now, we ask admission,
and Congress hesitates whether to trust as
again. We counsel patience. Our right
now to representation is clear, and must be
admitted before long. for "truth is omnipo-
tent and public justice certain" And our
members, as the President says, who are
legally and constitutionally eligible, viii be
admitted, sooner or later, and then restora-
ton viii be complete. And Time will con-
tinue to cicatrice the wounds of war and
cement us together as one people again
with one country-one COnstitution--one
Destiny-common interests, and "joined
together like meeting rivers, which roll into
the sea one common food, and are no more
distinguished"
Let US, therefore, hope on-hope eyer.
Let US learn to labor, and to walt. Let US
learn to trust Providence to guide and ad
mOnish, to rule and protect.--HHntsViIs
AdVocGte
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13

JUsT listen how New Orleans reporter
runs on: eve have now the watermelon,
the muskmelon, the cantelope, the orange,
the peach, the plum and the fig, all grown
beneath our own genial sky. Ofthetropi-
cal fruits, you will find il the markets the
mango, the banana, the pineapple aud the
plantain; also, the lime and the lemon
These fruits are all delicious, and, we
might add, as expensive as delicious. We
can easily enough understand how audewhy
they are delicious, but cannot comprehend
how and why they are so costly. They
seem to be as profuse as the mama which
Of old came down from heaven"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13

HERE are some capital conundrums from
N. w. Ms literary repository:
What trees are the same after being
burnt as before? The ashes.
Into what tree might an abolitionist be
changed without effeoting his morals?
A locust QO-cuss).
What flower did Hero mention when she
found her lover drowned? Oleander.
What sum ought nsvsr to be multiplied?
Sum(ner).
What beach was most fatal to the Ship of
State? Ward Beech(er).
What are the most worthless articles of
furniture ever produced by the Yankees?
The Freedmen's Bureau aud the Secretary
of the Navy.
Which is the safest depository for silver
spoons, sct.? Nathaniel Banks.
Which is the most obnoxious of all weeds?
ThurloW Weed.
Wantsd-an orator to stump Mrs. Harriet
Beacher's toe.
Which is the most tedious day of the
yssrs7 Winter Da(vis)-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13

Conc IN HoRsEs.-The eminent physi-
clan, DR.. s. s. Fitch, recommends a RENEE
dy for collie in horses, pint Of wood ashes,
so far liquifed as to enable the animal to
take it. He states that in the stomach of
horse belonging to him, which died of
collie, was found a large ball of meal, un-
digested, the real cause of death. The
alkai proposed would have disintegrated
such substance. The wood ashes will
not harm the coating of the stomach, while
they will produce speedy relief in all cases,
however severe rr
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13

He that indulges himself in ridieuling
the little imperfections and weaknesses of
his friends, will in time find mankind unit
ed against him. The man who sees another
ridiculed before him, though he may, for
the present, concur in the general laugh,
yet, in cool hour, viii consider the same
trick might be PLAYED upon him.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13

A Northern exchange says: ga gentle
man, in travelling along the coast Of Florida
and Georgia, found a woman who did not
know what q newspaper was. She had
seven children and pipe in her mouth. I"
She must have had a capacious mouth.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13

"MIss BzoWE, I have bssa e
TO tell fortune" said 3 your
brisk bEunstts. ''Just give
il you please" L.. Mr.. w
sudden you sEsl Well. 60 l1
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13

81 say. Pat. are you digging cut hole
in that onion bsd7" ''No." says Pat. ''I
am digging out the earth and leaving the
whols.''
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13
where's Smith.

If there is q man by the name of John
Smith in the United States, he is hereby
informed that there is letter for him in
the postOfice.- Baltimore Sun.
The last we heard of Mr.. Smith, ne was
living in Michigan Toledo Blade.
That's mistake. Smith was sent to the
penitentiary from here for apprOpriating q
keg of scrap-iron whisky-Bgfalo ADJ.
All wrong. John Smith has been ar
rested and sent to Sing Sing for partieipat-
ing in cOpperhead convention at Albany.
-BroOnae Republican.
Oh, pshawl John Smith is over here
editing the "Alta Californian" ;" and super
intending the construction of whirlwind
to grind smoke.--,San Francisco Flag.
Mistake somewhere. Smith was in Mark
IeviIle all winter, with wheeIbarrow wheel
ing sunshine down in a cellar to dry tbs
buckwheat-Alpine Chronicle.
The identical John Smith, above referred
to, recently appeared in this city, and is
running snake and monkey show at the
corner of Fourth and Commercial Streets
Atcdison Press. q
Beg your pardon; but that Smith has
been in this city all the winter acting as
assistant tutor in political gymnasium
LsavenaOOrA Bulletin.
All wrong, gentlemen, John Smith is an
honOred representative in the present ligis-
lature here and answers to his name at roll
call with as much nonchalence as fit were
simply Jones or BrOwn.--zopeka Leader.
You are all wrong. Smith has tarned
''abOlitiOuer," and at last accounts was run.
ming "nigger machine" at Junction City.
--Ransas Democrat.
4ou are all badly posted for newspaper
editors. John Smith was blown up by q
steamboat on the Tombigbee, a few weeks
ago, and has not come down yet.-Afo6izs
Times.
Our co:emporary is little premature
John Smith has come down, and says the
blowing up he got was not BY steamboat,
but by Mrs. Smith. He is now at his forge,
taking in greenbacks and greenhOrns.--
Mobile Zri6ane.
All wrong again. John Smith was not
blown up on boat, but lost his life en-
deavoring to swim through The waterfall of
Mrs. Smith. .--Murfress5o MontOr.
Slightly mistaken, Mr.. Monitor; we hap
pened to be acquainted with the distin-
guished parsonage alluded to, and have
good avidence to believe. that if he is real
ly dead, he came to his death by kick
from Mrs. Smiths (fslse) CALI Shsl5yuigs
EgpositOr.
It is astonishing how some papers will
yarn. It is well known that the life Of
John Smith was saved by Pocahontas ct the
Tableaux here not long since, and that he
is now living. GOover and get your letter,
Mr.. Smith.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13

EpgTAEE On . physieian-''E
ell his pstisuts.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13

IL GiFaPds Peansylvanis. the citizens
hold what they call ''Csusssry soeisls."
They must bs grace aEairs
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13

GALL ye black guards that isn't lawyers
lave the Court" said the crisF Of court
u Eriu.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13

A lawyer asked 3 witnes
stood from certain place. "J
two feet, eight iaohes and 3 hs1s.
reply. "HOw came you to be 90.
frisndf" Because ] thought sos
other would ask me, 80 I measure
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-07-13
False Calves, BOsoms and PIumpers.

a Mississippi paper has the following:
The false calves are rendered necessary by
the new style Of ''tilting hoops.' which go
very far toward exposing what was before
only dreamed Of, or existed only in the i'm
agination. Ia the language of an exchanges:
''These calves sre not fleeing show.
For mans illusion given,
They're filed with brand, OF stuffed with tow,
And swell about 8 foot or so,
And look first rate, by heaven"
The false bosoms are made Of fue wire
in the shape of birds nest, with small
spring in them, and really look and feel
quite natural.
The PlumPers are fastened On the teeth
in such manner as to make the face look
round and plump, and are calculated to de-
ceive the unsuspecting. Young gentlemen
need have no fears as regards the ladies in
this sectiOn-they are all right and need no
artificial fxins-but we do advise them
never to marry Yankee girl without fall
investigation.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-29

ihh tN''N WILLIAM toMfAN1,
Organized under the laws Of the State Of New York
with capital of si,oooooo, having purchased the
patents Of Walter Hunt, WIN X Lock wood, s. 4. Gray
aud A. A. Evaus, with other patents controlling tho
manufacture Of Paper Golfers Cuff, aud Bosoms has
grated Licenses to the following ufaeturers viz;
AMRRlCAh MOLDED COLLAR COMPANY Boston.
Hatch, Johnson 4 Go, Agents, Now York.
REvRRslBLE COLLAR COMPANY, Boston. March
bros, Pierce 4 Co, Agents.
v. A. HAwLEY 4 co, Boston.
GEORGE d LAMB, (star Collar,) Boston.
G SRRArroS WOODS BS.i3a; v.vrv, ,uu,,v, ,o,,
PANY, Boston
RAY Il TAYLOR, Springfield.
NEW ENGLAND MODEL COLLAR COMPANY, Boston.
THE METROPOLITAN COLLAR COMPANY, Hewy
TROY NATIONAL PAPER COLLAR COMPANY. Troy,
NORWICH PAPER COLLAR COMPANY, Norwich, CT
AMERICAN MACHINE COMPANY, New bury port Mass
RICE BROTHERS. Boston.
GOLDSMITH, HOFFMAN, 4 CO, New York.
NuNPARElL PAPER COLLAR COMPANY, Spring
NEW york ENAMELED PAPER COLLAR COMPANY
New York. y. RAwdOn, Myers, Agent
THE CONGRESS COLLAR COMPANY, Chicago, Ill
WASHINGTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Troy.
New York.
All packages Of goods manufactured by the above.
named Licensees will hereafter be Marked Licensed
by the Union Paper Collar Company"
The manufacture and sale OF Collars, CUFFS, and
IN violation Of these paents will be vigorous
prosecuted at law aud In equity and, % no Paper Coll
lar can be made except under one or more Of said
patents or In Infringement Of the same dealers are
pecally cautioned against purchasing or selling any
such Collars, CuG4 Bosoms, except Of the maIufao-
ture Of the above named Licensees they will be held
liable In damages equally with Manufacturers.
SOLOMON 8. GRAY, Treasurer.
Aull-eolw&law3w
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-29
ORR HAN 500 URT.

AuGUsr 7, 1866.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To Wit:
In the case Of James Johnson executor Of Dolly Ann
Williams, deceased the sxeeator aforesaid has with tho
appreciation Of tho Orphans Court OF Washington
County aforesaid appointed SATURDAY the lat day Of
September next for the 1nal settlement and distribution
Of tho personal estate Of said deceased and Of the
assets In hand as far as the have boon collected aud
turned Into money when and where all the creditors
and heirs VI said deceased notified 10 attend, with
their claims properly vouched they may otherwise
law be excluded from all benefit In said deceased
tate provided copy Of this order be Published once
week for three weeks In the NATIONAL kKPUBLIoAs
previous to the said day - -
Test; r. @, kOBBIhs
aull- lAw8w .. Register OF Wills.