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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

- There is a "sell going the
rounds, which has victimized, among
others, two or three distinguished teach
ers in the public schools. The gist of it
is that there is an old man now living in
Biddeford, Me-, or any other place, !
who will be lab years old if he lives till
the 30th of this month. Do you see it ?
FIX. Feb. 23d.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
To OUR READERs.-The great influx

To OUR READERs.-The great influx of
advertisements has caused such a pressure
upon our columns that we shall be con-
strained for a short time to reduce the
amount of our reading matter. The difficulty
will be remcdied at the earliest possible
moment, and in the only practicable manner
by enlargement
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

- Spurgeon's last sensation was to
appear in his pulpit on Christmas day,
with crown on his head and palm in
his hand. The Londoners were much
shocked thereat; but, then, what clergy.
men are there who do not appear in their
pulpits with crowns on their heads and
palms in their hands
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

EMen of the highest attainments IN
medical science are now using and recon-
mending the reliable vegetable tonic-Red
Jacket Bitters--as restorative after fevers,
and the very best Strengthening mediOine
for feeble convalescents.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

70 The National Police Gazette
states that the recent death of Gustavus
V. Brooke leaves Miss Aviona Jones a
widow.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

Buyers of Duplex Elliptic Skirt should
examine the hoops to be sure they get
the genuine.-Advertisem
Spectators in every variety of skirt,
especially young men of susceptible
age, are in danger of being imposed upon
with a spurious article.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

| Ey- We stated inadvertently, yesterday, that
! there would probably be delay of day OF
/ two in the passenger trains on the Southern
railroad. This we are gratitied to say was
| mistake-passenger trains continue to run
regularly over the road. The break, which
occurred at Pelahatchie, will only cause
| few minutes delay to paesengers-there are
! trains on both sides of the break with suf-
fcient force and facilities to insure a prompt
and convenient transfer. The break is of
| trifing nature, and will be repaired in
day or two.
! We are gratifed to learn that during the
next week daily trains will be put in opera
tiOn on the New Orleans and Jackson road
and also on the Central road, thus giving us
daily trains in;every direction. All the rail-
roads in the South were nearly used up by the
wear and tear of nearly five years struggle
The ravages of war fell on them with no
sparing hand. They were literally worn
out, like the grey coats of our brave soldier
boys, but cannot be so readily repaired or
replaced Surely we do not censure our
brave boys for being out at elbows or broken
at the knees then shall we grumble at the
railroads for being worn out in the same
cause. The railroad companies of the South.
we are satisfied, are doing their best to get
their roads in good running order; their in
come depends on this, and they know it.
Much has been done since the surrender to
effect this, and much still remains to be
done, but which we feel assured will be ac-
complished in due time
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10
FLATTERING TESTIMONIALS
OF THE
Etna Insurance Co.
FROM THE
INSURANCE DEP AR T M e n T
OF THE
STATE OF NEW YORK.

The Insurance Commissioner to the LEGISLATURE:
The Etna Insurance Company, Of Hartford one
of the most successful Fire Insurance companies
of this or any other country
Connecticut Companies follow the rules and
practices of the Ftna almost carefully AZ II they
were embodied in statute law
Again pointing to errors of practice in New York
Companies the Etna's successful management and
solid rules are called to their attention thus
1T still remains matter of wonder than
imitation in the insurance world
BY what subtle alchemy has this corporation
been enabled to turn its fullpad capital into the
philosophers stonet"
The extraordinary events which nave dlsth-
guished its unparalleled financial history
The average losses per diem in the
United States at this period of the
wear. are about $3.50, goo The Tele-
graph daily sounds startling notes
of warning to all prudent Persons.
DO NOT NEGLECT THE SECURITY OF RE
LIABLE INSURANCE.
Policies Issued ,cithOut delay by
d. n BARROWS, Agent.
a CO.
marl0d3m GEO A SMYTHE, Asst Agt
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

gThe recent announcement of the death
of Rev Alexander Campbell is said to be a
mistake He was alive and well at last ac-
cnuutS
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

The TishOmingo Patriot, published at
Jacinto, (the proprietor announces that he
will have publication office at Rienzi after
the first of April, says it has had the mel
ancho'y pleasure of announcing the death
of five newspapers at Coriuth.
We confess Ourself quite incompetent to
the task of keeping up with the Corinthian
press. The last mail brings us the first (or
rather second) number of a handsome sheet,
entitled the Southern Merchant, published
weekly at COrinth by Milhgan, Bros & Co.;
and in its columns we find the announce
ment of another-the Corinth Weekly
Times by Messrs Haps & Weaver-which
has not vet reached us.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

Again we are called upon to chronicle
another of those sickening cases of crime,
which we hope for the sake of humanity
may be the last that shall ever appear in
these columns.-Missouri Republican.
That can be easily effected the next
time you care called upon to chronicle" a
seduction or Grim. con. case. refuse to an
sHar
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

~ An eighth Ward having been formed
in Mobile the first election therefor was held
a few days since, and the citizens, resolved
to make snch beginning as would show
their good sense, elected Mr.. G. Vautrot, a
typo, to the office of Alderman. May he
live long to enjoy the honors of his station
which, as he has survived Shiloh and the
small pox, we think quite likely
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

CONFEDERATE DEAD AT FRANkLIN.-Mr.
John McGavock, of Franklin, has donated
a suitable lot of ground out of his landed
possessions, embracing IA portion OF the Dat
tie field OF Franklin, for the burial OF the
Confederates who fell on that occasion. Inc
owners of tue lands on which the battle was
fought wish to again cultivate their farms,
and desire the removal of the dead before
commencing. One of these parties, MI.
Flynn, has visited Memphis, and number
of the officers and soldiers of the 1o4th ana
18th Regiments have contributed fund tor
the removal and re-interment of their COM
rades Why may not other regiments ana
| friends do the same thing! The plough
| share and pruning haok wiz SOoP be EN-
| ployed where the sword has done its bloody
| work Let the bones of the heroic fallen
| find an eternal and undisturbed repose i'll the
! quiet receptacle SO generously set part by
! Mr. McGavOck. 1t is designed to adorn
with shrubs and evergreens the inclosure
| thus consecrated as the resting place of these
noble dead We trust that the matter will
be attended to: for while we erect no monu-
ments and celebrate 10 days in their honor,
| we can hallOw private grief by regarding
! tenderly the dust which once possessed their
glorious souls.-Nash Union & Amern.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

ty-The New York Express says of Forney
the editorial Brigham Young, who has to
do with plurality ofpapers
He seems to have got veto on the brain,
of the most malignant type. He scolds and
raves at the President at the rate of two or
three doubIe-leaded columns per day-and
the better to keep it before the people, y
we see he has resOrted to a series of sensa-
ton advertisements in the Philadelphia
" Ledger" and other journals, notifying the
public to "lool1 out for the Press on the
Presidents Veto"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

NEW EUROPEAN PRoGRAMNE.-Peace Is
the great desideratum of Louis Napoleon at
the present juncture, and / am enabled TO
give you a programme that is now on the
diplomatic tapis, for the furtherance OF TINS
object 1t is derived from very hlSh
source, and is entitled to credibility. Inc
project, it is said, has not only beef decldeG
upon, but that, last week, the embaSsauorlal
corps at this court were quasi officially aa-
vised of it, This coup dipIomdhqWe is tne @
progeny of Louis Napoleon, and meets the
assent of all European powers save Russia
1t has been, as you may know consuiiiha'
ton devOutly 70 be hoped for, that the re
ciprocal favor between the United states
and Russian should be weakened, ana II
must lie confessed the present device Il noS
bad one for producing that long desile"
result. Here follows the programmes:
l. Austria is to give Nenetla TO ltais' anu anu
| is promised in exchange an equivalent Pol'
ton of the Danubian Provinces.
| 2 Prussia is TO refrain possession OF the
whole of Schleswig Holstein.
8. France withdraws her troops from AeA'
| ico in order to secure the friendship OF the
| United States, and paralyze the good VIII oi
| America toward Russia.
| This last power is left out in the cold
| without allies to oppose the respective en-
/ croachments of the favored European States
while England is left her influence over
| Turkey, and undertakes to negotiate tIle
| whole.-Paris Correspondent of CInclllnati
! Enquirer.
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n Mr.. Fuller was brought before tn,

~ Mr.. Fullerwa brought before the
Provost Marshall at Memphis lately
charged, by negro woman, with the MUIR
der of Sam, anegro working onhis place.
1t turned out. by negro testimony. that
Sam did not work for him, that he did not
kill Sam, that Sam was not killed at all,
and that nosuch negro as the aforesaid
Sam ever existed.
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The Glasses that engage in if, and their
Reasons for doing SO.

l. Broom Makers, Because when they see
it they know it will supercede an otner
broomS. and thev conceive it to their in
terest to buy the right, rather than have 1t
to 90 into the hands of any other person
, Capitalists, Because they know 1t Is
success, and they cannot invest their money
in safer or more paying business.
3. Returned Soldiers, Because they want
| to engage in profitable business, that can
be taken up and dropped at any time, with
ont loss or hazard.
4. Every man, that is out of business, be-
cause he wants to make money.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-10

DE WITT &. PIPER.
st. Louis, No.
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DE WITT & PIPER,
Office: No Laclede Building South
side of Olive Street, between Third and
Fourth, entrance 504 Olive Street.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-14
Surmcr, ~amf9cpaft!

Wir brd6tsn Dor sintger 3sit. bneepcu Der
Nsm yurter 5irma 9fiGarc s Soas (@snsral.
Nasnten Der Samburasr Dampflh, # } psrbr.itstt
Circular. NORM e~ielelten Dem reiieaeen YutIi.
fum NotiS aabrn. Rag itre psrIdrtie, aus a d t
9rcsen. praGippgen SsssDamefern btRe6sncs
pD6entli6s 9inis am IA. gprtl D. 8. in's etbtu
trsteu wiro. Cine writsre StiIass Bate ben
3rsd, rem on Die 8arnsr sraanssuen Iufruf gu
iablrst6er Stiesil,suns bel Der TIM CONNER
1867 faaFnosneen 2urnsr Satrt nah Deatit.
lamb gu untsrllesn.
Sncem mir hermit benz &mnf6e Der S,rrtn
Hi6aro u. Soae tsrsitmtligff wieerfatreu, er
Iuuen mir gan, einfab nur cine angenstms
YfiGt ss9enibsr einsm gsihdftseaule pas bis
IrBt feis Der aagemetnsn Ndstuna unp ots Gf'
fentliben 3uiraasns eenoe. fpwie du6 sessn-
iter Der ercesn psutl6 amerisanilben 9urusrs
5am'tiIe, rpslds bic betreisnpe Ha6ri6r reGt
frsuris ts9rafsn pirp.
Sbne Die erpdbute TurnsrfGhrt tentt fhun
pom intsrnasicnalsn Stanetpunfte aus ut BIZ
lsubten, mDhtsu mir bob gleih bier unlcrsr
e ,liben SMisuns, ecs Yrpisft,s 2uspruf as-
ben uno an iammtiibe 2utusi.8rrtiupnnssn
ben &ufruf srgsbsn Al laisn, fih CUR Serpirfli.
dung pes itDnen @tbantsus Sablrsih ;u mel
ben.
Der 5atrprsis fir Surnsr (5in. unb 8ad
iabrt) 1T SIS, wubsi auf cine Sbeilnabms pom
minosIftns 800 Ysriouen sere6nst mirb. Scqs
SstDf,auns. Gbnlib Der, tpie lie paGasisrs spei-
ter &laGc ~srbultsn, 10 mic Secisnune. Sstt unr
DE n~Dtbiscn Ie,iebsrnrfniHs fiuo biertsi sussfi.
tsrt. Die Nudreiie taun ntereits in ieeer be
lisbi8cn NnSatl unp 81 irssnp elmer 3stt res
5utres auf sinsm ,u wabIsnbsn Dampfsr isnsr
Htn,e fat fmrsn. Die ginSablunesn ssiGsbsn
ratenw siie.
Wsasn w,itcrtr 2luefunft Dsrrpsiien mir nm
isre 2urnsrfrsunes in Hi&munp OH RE 5srrsu
Itcrib uno &oppsl.
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Sie ueae Nlatfprm bes Surner=
Smm1sS.

Sic 9tatfprm bee Surrsf6uutssy mite he In
Der swsitsn Gaslabun8 gu ct. 96uis' ansenon,-
men wurts, iautet rpie fplet
y Der ncrNamsrifaniihe GurnerbunO te
srrdt burh Sersiniauna auer. auf Der nahfol
aenren 9~Iatfprm lttbenoen Ssreine, bic etbsn In
ihren B~ttretsn rad Seraubilpuna ibrsr Wit~
alieeer Su Wenlhen BON ~frGftiatm R6rper unb
freiem @siite 3u unterlfibsn. uno es 1T lriue be-
lonoere Nufgdte, eurt ale ibm ,u @etots fes
benrtn Mittel Die ~rarifnlt 9:Icrmtshrstuna au
i~rsiaIem. rplitiftbem uno rsliliGlem @fbitte ,am
cthtigsm SerfanoniD (einsr Witgliersr ,u brtn-
neu, unb fir rersn Cfripirflir una unp Die
QSabruna Der auDsbOrsnen Wtnibtnrs&te nit
3udrteitsn.
D. Nmier 8unO ira sins p%Ttn,f6ule aaer
jenfr Srcsn lein, melbs aus elmer naturaemaB Gen
uno baeur6 soeruijnftissn @4eItaniGauuua Der.
Dpraf0sn, unb ole Surner ~tef1mrfen reSbalb ia
msntlib iceen Strlut ,ur 8eihrGnfuns Der Gf.
pilenefrsiheit, ionic Sftapsrri nnb YatlS,snue
rpis iibsrbaupt Que Nsbtsoerfirsmpsn en-, pside
fb nit mabrbaf. bumaneu uno cemotrahfdtH
@runbiaern nift oereinisen !a1sn.
81 Ter Suruer Suuo liebt in Der Qrt unp
gasiis, ME In rem meilfen 5GGen Bier ,u Qaups
Die 6fsntlibsr Nneelsasnbettsn tsbnnrslt per,
ben, cine erOBe @sfabr fir bic gnlpidsluna
.pabrer 6rttbsit, t%erisIte ma6t IS reetalb pen
%ein,slnen @sreinsn CUR 9F'6t. fur gulfldruns
ibTsr WitgIieter In ben lbrsbenpen poIttilhen
5rnaen Az icrgsn unO 10 siel an iuuen Iifst, Der
pOiitiiten Corruption entsegsn3utrften.
QGeitsr iOa es cine QufSabe bss Sunbss fsin
ale 8sitrrbunaen our 6ebun9 Der 8olfstilpuna
nab 8rdilfn an untsrltisen, lonis ourh @riin.
hung unO untfritubuns gutter Shulsn elmer
fretsu uni httliten @rSisbuug mGgIt4f 0erp
gbub ln ieiftn.
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Or. 8. Spmbers IN Der aneinias @sspt fur tas &c.
Iitbts Bier aus Der 9rauerei bee Srn. Spbn Saisr in saI-
ttinere, bas audi, ME Or. 3embsrs uao feline 8unbtn "a.
gen, aus Spsfsn une NaIi etbraut wir6. Siste @n;eia,.
SDirbs SanItt btutrtase ben Clip Sau 2astrbt.r-
Sdlan bs ufd5n,n gbailts" beluren. er riiret ft&u mod
einnal isne ssnfmiirSissn TDrte faoen. bic ibn elm ssriNtr
Sbafssprare in BEN Tunb sscst Dat. Die ling; ~faliuns
uuferes ,,Ssuere" III 70 epF, hab ss f6 fton Isbnt, benz
itltsn einen Sefu& ab'ufiatien, gang a~tssisben BON benz
~srlbenea HuF, eae tsf untsr uns perSapft ipiro.
Bir ~strpeiien rnles 2eer cuff bic neasn Mnssis,n
in unferem tut iesn glatte bic RON alssmeineni SrttrtNe
fus unb niSi htsrfstta perbsn fplten.
liebcr bic Sbdtistsit Der gpmite Der ;u b;lstnSta
'Ssutibcn @,tlf6aft rsrIautsts Bis i,st ni9te.
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: gsstsn Misntaa Lns ; Damplsr .,atIan-

Ot5UH DtpHIuH nv v { Oumptst ,Aidu~
tic" pom Bremen unb Soutba nptcn init 900
YaTaaisrsn. ,.6ania". pou csnlelbsn 6aftn, nit
69I YaTasisrsu nab pas SdiT .Norib Nmsri.
eau" BON liverpool nit 37l paTast.rsn In Nsw
gort auSelanet. Diss s,tt cine Summs BON
1862 Ginwaucerrrn In ct n I'm Slss. Die
.u@nataup" bat audi nod 1902 9ofasisrs ae.
trabti rnue atsr nod in 5alifar in auarantare
li.gen.
9inf te&t profttf6e SGufration BON rsn
rnsebsuren Sanm II. Die uns pas 5reepmen's.
Sureau bcretts fpifet. une BON ben 5ablrsiben
DPtuionen, Die es Dem eanpe sstolfst BADEN
wuree. psnn es if leiner. g1udfiterweiie Dom
praItpent Sptnlcn eottrteu 5prm cine psrna
nsnte SnftttutiCn aewororn mare. lisfert bic
2hatlahs, pae Die Eesisrune fir Die Suttsruna
BON 10000 Jieasrn. Die f6I tummelno unp fauIs
.len3eno in DR. Nadbariaaf. BON 2orftcpn Der.
umttstttn, fhonatli&t I'M Dur6i6nitt $4,000
aussibt.
Wenu $4,000 9essr monat1i& $50. 900 nut
fir 8ationen fofen. ME bod miroe Die Inter
%blltuns. Sittsruna., Ssflsipuns, gt,isbuns &c.
BON stwn 100000 Nessra benz aanpe idtrliG
,u nstsn fommen 2
= U es f6war3l 8fsle Qtut,
elauben. bab Die Hubifalen BEN Yrdfoenten Ic
ilsbr baHtu, wtil or i'm ,,gBsieen 6duTe" aS,obnt.
Darnm MAIDEN HI ,titt' etu Gnieubsment aur
|@onifftuttcu,.. bob tinfIrs Der prdfoent uur in
einem' .,fGwar,en 6auit" wobneu barf!
- n Der pennipiDanifhen 0egislatur pa1frte
ttn @sisb. pelhss Die Staalebanfen, bts f6 in
National-S lnfen umgewanoelt baten, BON Der
8srbturlidfsit frsiipriGt, nab bem 1. SuIi 1868
ibre ausfebsnem atfen Notsn sinsuI51en.
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MONTICELLO HOTEL,
Wc. I55 uno 157 Y%rcarhraet, ,piiGcr

ye. loo uuV loi StpaeftaBt, 3pt0cn D.. u. F.y
Wthmpnb. 20.
Das reiftnhe SubIifum rtrb auf bill, . ntu urb a.ffmad-
ppl tinatritt,tt reulfhe gaifbaus aujmsrffsm echrnGt. ia
benz Gin ieotr Etfenoe f~reunolidbe Sininter une bic anfntr.>
iamiit 9eoienuus ftneet.
SparberS fnon in tiei,nt @aftbaule bic bilisfe
Iufnabme uno cine opr5uslide ctitfhc Rlhe.
Der Sarrpcm Sieiss pcttIs 1T eIeoent tinse idtet iub
ffsf. nit ZEN bsltn Grfri'6uretN ~perebcn.
Ter srpbe ih6ne SaGI bitiee 5rtsIs eieatt N6 srrilaIi6
81 Striamrtlunstn, Sdlen urb ~fonfhssn TeiIihttjIu uns
tam ~ bieltm Sp,de 5ilisit s%emtthet tperceu.
Conrad Sautr.
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& | II. 3 m b IL g!
NuisepGbt!

Has btriibmtt
Scbn Batter b: Baltimore e naerbter
III fsts bel bem rrtsr;titnstsn, p'Ihtr fur Ri&m,nb unb
Gas unb 0itrteI "a BADEN NIB w;rb gum biuiaNen @artt.
preiS fei ms Saus s~elieftrt
Wittbe uno Wishsrrsrt6nfer.
pI6t isrsn Satin Elm autss. Ir6itiscs unb aeIu rbes Bier
s%crSuftsen irlnl6tN. bas aud aus Sppfen unb Ial; berei>
ter ut. nt5sen bessaIb alsbalo ihre SefsGurstn MAIDEN sci
s. . 0 IN ber9,
S{ftce: 324 Srpoe Gtrase.
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3immsr at psrmistben

Boarotrs bsim Sag urb Bel Der .Dods!
Sn bent 5ptI Ses untsr,ci6nsten fcben ~freunbIip meu-
blirte 9in,n,er az lebist Ssrrta biaiait gu sermietben.
Oui hreiienee unS 9parbets I'm en- cine CUTE teu,fdt
!Scit, blbf4e 3imntr arb bic frsunbiihite St6ienuns.
G.. Gauer,
SO. 155 uNb 157 SrpabhrdEe,
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Brauerti an permt,tbtn orer 3u rsrtaufeu.
Cine ~Sclfdnsie tinsri6tcts 8raNerei, bi, f6 aud ,ur
ginridtune timer Spsapa0er>G abrif eienet, ftebt biais ga
Serfaufen rbu W rermitiSeu, ba Der Gissnrblmsr Ni4mpnp
auf eintes 9tit 3u -~strlaiitn eebtnft.
gdSeres 81 tfrasen in Der Sffot biefts 9lattes.
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!. * I n vat II. SOD,
@prtbsfsr u. Droauihen,
CITY HALE

d8trtler- n.
Wsins GrtuHee, 9efanntt unb bos g~uSlifum i'm smo,.
neinsn bsna6rittiss i'd bitrnit oas i'd eas c6iae II pblbe,
fannie gsfbdfi pcn pm. Marrbaa fen fluHi4 i6rrnpmmen
babe unb Iaie gum fsrnsttn &e.u6 beStI6ea GRADIENT Gin.
Sbas. 9fEueftIber.
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Weme Mn;eiaem.

matchmaker Srrsn Der 8ptbmanntr!
Die Witslies ar biefes Srsens perbsn hermit ~aufs,scr<
brit b Gu IL @teub, Spnnabsne btr l4ten MsriI. prdeis
8 libr in ben, ssp6bnIi6en SriammIunss~epfal 5u sr-
6enrs Rettb.' %. g. Ct.
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SdaS'S &efeGs
no. 1874 8rpanfr. ,wilden Der 6. u. Z. Stra6e,
8ihmcup, 0d.
DieftS dlt,fs beutfbe @olbaue IibrpRSe. baS f6 felt
Sabren unier REM rriienbsn ME inter benz bicitaen YUbli~
fun, fefs bts bstsn Rufes ~ e~rfreusn totts, III BON rem
llnier,eihnstsn edn;li6 nu einscriHtst unb rcfaurirt fpcr-
nsn, 70 bos cs lest feIbit erOseren bsutIbtn gaf5dufcrn
bee, ~gsbrrsns ~stthturtie sur. Seite ss1eut ptrbtn fam.
Sic 9immty eicics Spttls fnp reu unb etfdmadvpu
ncublir. tporben; bic Safe! pirb ftis Sat Ssfe bcs MarfteS
bietrn uub Rtifenpe unb 8parpers pcrtsn ftts
p, ,~uscrfommtniie gsbicnuna iuben.
Durh perfcnlihe Ginfdufe in Dsutblanb 1T bic Oar
nil ben tefsn gDeinsn p,rftben, unb rem 9iauors uub Bier
iperheE bic lntcs :ihncten ftcts' nur bic btltn Sprien futrtn.
Eet Saal Rites Sstele Il, 1T ftie gum BsrmictSen btreit.
lm reht Sablrtiten Seiudt bitten
Rpnb II. Sd arrbaufen
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-04-14
Sfaot Ri6mone.

= ruabb6nsiser Srbtn Der 81 stb NJ dinner.
aRit @ersrnsen baben mir seb6ri. Sae fS ticftr Srbn
au6 bier Sabn ssbrsdtn Sat. Go bat fb rdmIi6 aud
bier cine beutf@e Stutbmdnne r- 2os. eebiIset (Sseancra :
Stan,m Hp. 81, bic scr siuisen @pGtn pSn ben gyps-
Ssaaiieu, .. o. Gp. BriebeI unb g.. g. Gb. Sascr spn
Baltimore. feitliG ~einHStweibt purte. Dur& bic BsbI
trtrbtn ~fsIssnbs SerIen in bic ~r,Iptetiytn @euter etaseTsst
5enrp 8eitb, 9. G.. Gb,
3. Mprsenfern. .. Gb.,
q. SIein, Il. Co.,
s. Nerf. 9. Co..
&E W. 5anna, Sdriftflbrer,-
IL Oh l1ufeI GAohn,ry,, I,..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-14
Scn EeraS.

New Orleans, II. Gept.- NahriGtey
sOa grentam, 3eraS, melbsn, paB In rergla9
bsS 7. hort 3pet gaQe ltattlanben, pupun BE-.
cine ron Me9ern uuo rer ancere BON g8ei6er
beIu6t tpor. Sine 4artie 8unoesfcloater
begat I@ ouf ben Ns9ertalt unb esruriahti
cine StGrurB. Nlsbie Golbnten sriudt mur.
ren, tas Qofat 3u perlaIen, iAlug eiuer Der.
lslben einsn Neaer al 8cbsn, trOruuf cine
a~l9emeine Shtageret fotgte unO Mslier mt
piItolen In Mnpenoung 9ebraht tptatsAnegu.
s3mei Sp!raten murnen permunoet. Oad
Gnpe pe5 8afe3 purOe eaburA oerurIadt.
Sn Der glaht aber traAen Die Sclbaten In
BEN 9apen BON Compton unb Brothers, uno
fur, parauf tntoedte man Elm Teuer, pelhsa
Oielen nn1 3eNa Der qrGBten QGnsn I'm Srte
,erItGrts. 8erluit $81, 900.
Oterit Maion, Der SbertOmmanbant in
0aipeltcn, lit mad, 8rsntam ab9ereiit, I'm ben
Gbat6efanD III inter udcn.
@ine Depe16e BON 0pu ton melbet, baB eins
Nn3aHl 8unnesiplpaten, msl4e In @elellbdf1
pom 9isgsrbirnsn cine Ton3lGule tr1iAen
nOIlten, 9e'pa!tiam barou ScrAinbert uno elmer
c~erlslten getBotet martf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-14
Gie Gnur nes Wr1Hnenten.

GO9pctpn. S6tp, II. Sept. Die Sci.
IegeeltlGaIt bes grdtosnten 1ieIt an oerIdtes
eenen Srten an. Der Yralipent purbe iiter.
al gut auigenDmmen uno Gte!t an mebreren
Stellen tur3e NnipraGen.
WeW1rf, 8, IS. Gept, 6eute Mcraer;
Ae9en 9 lltr mareu mebrere Nerlenen am
UabnboI p%erIamneit, tretGe ots Mnfunft tes
Praipenten erparteten. Sic 0GnIer maren
nit 6la8eeu geIGyW,Gdt uno @aIute nnrpem
atgefeuert. Sin Slid Segsltu6 tpar aber
ben @e9 geIpanut nit Der Mufl6rift : We
stand by A. johnson - No Indianapolis
here" GEN. @mptbe tette ben VrGtoen.
ten, ben Warineiefretar, Sen. Grant uno No
mtral 5arrogut por. Man rief uad SER.
Se,paro. rob herisI5e .par 3u unmo6l; uun az
erideiuen. Ser Nrdliosnt belt cine tur,e IN,
iprdhe,
&abtr SunctiUn, Is. Gspt. - Die
8eiie9ele0ihafr Dielt bier ali, ua 3u piaireu.
Oen. GuIter rurce introbu3trt unO lagte, er
let Elm 6arriiun County Mann unb freue IIA,
RAP Der Drotoent jest Geleoenbeit babe, etnt,
9e respectable 2eute su ls6en. (gSie bei6ei=
benz Oerielbe bate in Qlep Mdrfst Die
it!etteits &clf5f(ale aeie9sa, cie Nebelen
nidt au8bsnoramsn. Ser YrGlfpent mabte
aui Die Nnipr1Ne zine ~anaemtIeut Gtmtet.
runl.
Nitt@6nrg, -. SEPT. Der graiioent
fam beute NtenD bier an tiso 'Ourbc BON elmer
burA hie StraBsn b~e9leitst. Dor
Dem ct. GEhrte8 6ctel perittte er stne 9tera
3N bdlten, ba5 Golf jepch iNrie, pff unO bar
ra6te fir Sen, Grant pernaSsn, RAP sr Don
rem Gtriuh ~o6ifetfn MuB!s.