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, 1867-03-29

The prospectus of Company for Dor
ing for oil in the Parishes of ST. Joseph
and st. Andrew has been published during
the last week, on the arrival of machinery
and engineers from Pennsylvania. The
capital proposed is 100, 900 dollars, in
10 600 slIareS of 10 dollars each, TO be
raised in New York, Philadelphia, and
other cities in the States as well as in
Barbados. The production of oil from
surface springs in this part Of the Island
has long beer known, but in small guam
titeS. The Company propose 10 sink
deep wells, as they do in the oil regions
of Pennsylvania. in the expectation Of
striking upon a large deposit, which will
repay the outlay and become a profitable
investment for the shareholders. If they
succeed, it cannot fail 10 prove a great
increase 10 the trade of the island, and
the introduction of o new source of indus
try and wealth. They begin boring at
Frizers on the hill side opposite the lower
works below the Springfield line, there
heing an old tar spring on the other side
of the hill, nearer the sea on Springfield,
from which oil has been collected for
many years past.
The weather being dry and the wind
high, several extensive fires have occurred,
at Kendall and the Mount on Friday last.
the burnt trash and cinders from which
were dropped over Bridgetown, and at
constant" At Kendall about 20 acres
of canes took fire accidentally in the mid
die of the day, all the people on the estate
being at work either in the yard or ada
cent fields, who assisted in putting it out;
neither was there anything discovered
from which it might be supposed to have
been done wilfully and m%aliciously. The
people are working cheerfully throughout
the island, all busily employed in reaping
the crop or in preparations for the same,
the weather being such as to allow of no
further delay in setting to work.
, 1867-03-29

The shock of the 4th seems to have
been most severely felt in the peninsula
forming the western part of the island.
Along the road from Lixuri to the village
Of Cosmopoli its traces are seen, not only
in the ruin of human monuments and ha-
citations, but also in great landslips and
in huge masses of rock which have been
hurled down from the heights above, and
lie 10 hideous confusion. On the west
ern cliff, overhanging the sea, at a height
of about 800 fl. stood the convent of
Kipouria. Suddenly part Of the rock,
uprooted from its base, fell sheer into the
sea, carrying with it a whole wing of the
convent. Fortunately, the monks, except
one. who persisted, were at the time in
that portion Of the convent which yet re-
mains.
At Argostoli some of the piers Of Sir
Charles Napier's causeway have sunk sew
eral feet /; part of the quay, too, has fallen
below its former level !; the prison and
the bank are Shattered and ruined, though
the outer walls are still standing. At
Lixuri the handsome courthouse, erected
by Sir Charles, is in its interior shattered
to pieces, yet it is remarkable that not a
single pillar has fallen OF the peristyle
which surrounds the building, supporting
q balcony. The circular lighthouse of 81.
Theodore, in the harbour of Argostoli,
was apparently uninjured /; the windmills
in the island, owing TO their circular and
solid construction, seemed also to have
escaped damage. About a mile and a
half north of ArgostoIi currents Of water
rush into the land from the sea, turning two
understood -four mills, and then disappear
ing into caverns in the earth. Some
years ago, boats having been stationed
round the island, a quantity of oil and
feathers was fioated down these streams,
but was not seen 10 reappear, and the
cause Of the phenomenon remains un-
known. l inquired at one of the mills
whether, since the earthquake Of The 4th
inst, any change had been observed in
these streams. The answer was in the
negative but | was informed that it was
in this district that the shock seemed to
be first felt. The King Of the Greeks has
gone to CephalOnia to visit the scene of
the calamity.
, 1867-03-29
From the Illustrated London Neus, Feb. 80
THE EARTHQUAKE IN CEPHALoNI.

THE EARTHQUAKE IN CEPHALONIA.
A TRAVELLER sends from Corfu a de-
scription Of the effects OF the earthquake
of the 4th inst, in Argostoli, and of the
consequent desoIation of Lixuri. Whom
he left the island, on the 18th inst, the
state of things was this
Every day and every night since the
great catastrophe of the 4th inst, there
had been a succession of smaller shocks.
On the night Of the 18th inst, these
shocks were especially frequent, and on
the morning of the 18th from 1 80 am.
10 3 am, / counted no less than eight
shocks, three of them being severe, espe-
cially one at 3 am. which caused an al
ready shattered house TO fall. This itera-
ton of shocks keeps the inhabitants in
constant alarm. Their stores Of food,
their clothing, their furniture, for the
most part, lie buried under the ruins of
their houses. At Argostoli and Lixuri
such as are able find refuge at night on
board vessels in the harbour; those who
remain on shore gather round fires in the
open air, or crowd into wooden huts made
Of boards hastily nailed together-enough,
indeed to give some slight shelter from
cold or night dews, but not to keep out
rain. How many were crushed to death
on the 4th instant / know not but 1 was
told hat al, Lixuri. where the catastrophe
was more sudden and awful than at Argo-
stoli, out Of a population of 5000 not
less that fifty were killed. Many have
persisted since from the wounds and iniu-
ries then received, and the sufferers in
too many cases lie without food, shelter,
or medical aid. OF the $4,000 inhabitants
Of the Island, many have fed to Zante
or Patras, and about 400, have taken re-
fuge in Corfu, 900 having arrived by tho
Austrian steamer Stamboul this morning,
the 14th. Still, far the greater portion
Of the inhabitants remain in the island,
homeless and ruined. 8Ds
, 1867-03-29

year, showing the large import trade of
the island. chiefly from the States and
British Provinces, and the quantities ex
ported to the neighbonring Colonies, al
lowing "a margin for exports not includ-
ed in the list, of articles not bonded on
account of the low rate of duty, and
Free
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-12-14
wARREED

" Ration Rouge % the It'll inst, BY Rev. G.
u carer. Of tie Methodist Church. JOHN Il.
srtYARD. ESQ, to Mrs. BELLE ". TERRI
gR, both Of that city.
III tie hsyday Of manhood When oil around
re.,s the bright giories fife, or friend. JoHS.
has united his fate #ita one " Baton Roage's
arrest daughters. After the tolls end dangers
sfs soldiers life in the mar which sealed che
fate Of the stlost cause, y to 6nd 3 haven in the
smiles and fond embraces Of g devoted partner,
Il .hs Just reward " oae WHO never dinched or
altered in the hour Of hi eountFy's greatest
peril. If words c0Gld, at4imes, express the
,notioas Of the heart, cur pen would prompt
more than We utter upon paper. We wish the
nevly.wedded pair sill the happiness allotted to
nsrtaIs. and trust theis pathway Of life may be
ever s.regB with flowers Of love aud happiness
viii III clouds To dimn the sunshine Of their
hopes, nor cast shadow apon the affection that
bound them in Hymen's siiken chain. For kind
remembers noes eur thsUks ale rendered, with the
hope that theirs may be ) lifs Of one, one in two,
two in one,
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Tas PURCHASE or soae or THE bASlsH
IL r +, IsLAsDs.-Tho State Depart
"st has been for some time past enoea'-
men. p 10 negotiate the purchase OF some
ot ! q I Danish AIS West India Islands, and i
q " stated that two, 81. Thomas snd
y ! nov }nbo have been bought, SUBJECT to
~ jour- .nnroyal If the United States Sen
tae Sg with 4 view to sscertainIog the sen
~, Of the Inhabitants reIat,Ee 10 me
tnas arolated change from the Danish to
60 Taited States Government, the Rev
~ u Hawkey was commissioned To- pro
Nj VIA here some time ago. His mission
oesu -. u, satisfactory, and in bis report
y M states that nearly MI the inhabitants
~ favorable to annexation to tins cooh-
~ III rumor that an expedition has
Y. ..iia5 u take foymal possession q tbe
9 9sl ! is nanifestly absurd, as the State
n rs,,s could authorize DO such ac-
iiop Without The authority Of Congress
Nh F1soaa7 Intelligence, a9@ at,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-12-14

w GoribaldIs confinement at Farig'
I'M seems to be pretty rigid, Hi i not
niiored to write or receive letters; bis
s.o" ! I'LL allowed u visit him; aud he
s' s1t permitted to walk nut. unless al
.,a3sl and submits to close confinement
s.l,or Than TO be watched Tins.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-12-14

ErAT DE Ia LOUISIANA, PAROISSE
dUnest Baton Ronge. Cinquieme Dis.
trict Judiciaire, Dams fsffaire de Ia
succession d'Alexspder Barrow, dece.
dee. No. $50.
Attendu qae Tbos. G Sparks . fait appIi-
cation au greffier de Ia dite cour pour
administration De Ia susdit succession
Avis est par ces ~presentes dome que
touts opposition Q appointment dn dit
mos. e. Sparks c0mme administrations
sssdit devra etre fat an bureau al grief
her de cette paroisse dams les dix iours
gu salvront Ia premiere publication des
pFesentes. o. NJ. LEBLANC, Grefier.
Bureau du Greiier, paroisse d'Onast
Baton Rouge, &c II Decembre A. I. 1857.
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THE PARL0R,

STATE or LOUISIANA PARISH or
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
rict. In matter suggestion Of Alexan
der Barrow, deceased. No, 636.
Whereas TICS. @. Sparks Has applied tn
the clerk Of said Cont f9r the admins
tration Of the above succession
Notice il hereby given that all epposi-
ton to the aPpointHentef said Thos. g.
Sparks as administrators aforesaid must
be filed in tie clerks Office Of said parish
within ten days from the first publication
Of this notice.
Q. n. LEBLANC, Clerk.
Clerks Office, West Baton Rouge, this
l4th day Of December, !. D., 1867.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-30

Na& elmer bolben Mtnute @at Be-
0arnt Der 8ampf auf6 Neue. Duff
f&tel mad Dem Gotten @anee ouf etnmol
r1eueHrdfte ID erlanDen, cent Il permp&te
leinem @eener 8u0ep, rpelder. felt LANCER
Bit Don 9teben oeridpnt eeblteben par,
etnt0e td@tteeS &ldas ~ oerieben. Sites
eauerte jero& ntdt LANCE, tenn mad Ell
rtesn frdftta eeflbrten 5ieben auf feline
N'ppen, etng Jpn Der Ntbsm aus uno
mat Ct ni@t mebr I'm Stanbe, i9 ~
rdbrtn.
Su7s9 purbe untsr unaebeurem Bet<
fouslubsl gum @teaer erfld1t. Die8dm>
pier ba'ten 1875 @dnee 9ema@t UNI
bat'e Der &f II Stunren seeau
cit.
Mul beioen Seiten rporen u%noebeuere
Wetteu 9sma&t poroen uno olauben mir
1i@t 3u bod su 8retfen. tpenn mir per-
t&frr. pab ratbr als $780, 600 peruettst
,purbtt.
@on Dab uno 0ern ,paren ebenfoue
berdbmte Gauffdmpfer aneelanot. 5o
bffanben ft4 Soc @oburn, Der Champion
BON Nmerita, lMtte MeGocl McDermptt,
Oo1pney, B'Baeralo unb nod Nncste auf
Dem 8ampfplaBe. Der erItere oibt beuse
Elm 8enefs in Der alten Boaso Of Groce
Dous, BET pel&em aud esr Sieser Bulz
leY mitptrfen miro.
Inn 4 ubr fubr bic @eleQlbaft pom
&fp|aBe ob uno erft aeseu Z ubr fam
maj. iptecer 0lldlid in Chicago an.
Der 9an5e &f erre9te bel fait alien
Nnmelenoen ba6 lebboftele Sntere1e,
ma6t ieoo@ auf bic meni9en Deut19en>
wel@e su9e9en paren> einen b19 t u>lan
9enebmen Gtnorud. Gs sewabre benlelz
ben Elm b1dft wieerlide6@ efabL f9 smei
Wfttmeni9en auf cine 70 robe Nrt 3uri6z
ten gu ieben.
Soften mir i'm Sntere0e ber 6umaniz
tat eaB bic 2e9islatur pur9 Elm itrenses
@eieb b{eien G%auifdmpfern Elm balpi9e6
Gnbe MAIDEN m19e!
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Glpren1 "a. Npr. - Sc ptrb be-
bob @aribaloi in benz @efdn9nfe
gu @ori9uana ernitli6 erfranft 1T uni
oab feline S1bne nit dr3tlider 5alfe gu
Jpn 9eetlt itnb. @:''.s,
!. par'iS> "a. Nop. Menb. - Dope
i9en .ppn &pm melpen, paB Der beili9e
.8ater auf &nratbea rer fran36dlden Sc
9ier11s BE Greilafat9 aQer @aribaloiaz
ner, pel6e in her leBten Champagne BON
ben pdpflt@en Eruppen 5u .@efan9enen
9enta9t purpen, an9ecronet bat.
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ll8 t4fon
8iekmQrft.

Mitpo9 ben Stem Stunt bieles Snbre8 unb ant
er9en Mittpo@ zines jeben fuleenten Monats
tptrb in Der Stabt 5enberion in Git ey County
ein @iebmarft atsebalten tperben. Da ipl&e
Martte benz aGufer, iotpobl pie 8ertaufern, muir
BON Nuben iein fGn,er, 70 tperben ale Dieieniaen
pelde Yferbe uno Rinopieb faufen molten uber III
pertaufen beabih@tise1 Sur lebbaften Gbeilnabmue
eingelaoen.
@ie i9on a~Deemein betannt, be(ben bic Jarmer
1T @ibleY County elmer. iebr suten giebtanb unb
eies iotpubl mic Der quite WiQe MQer @el9dfts-
cute in 5enberipn tpirb ba3u beitrasen, fol9e
Marfte CUR MQgemeinen Entertaining 3u brin-
9en.
Sm Nanten Der @eI9aftleute BON 5enberlpn.
Npam Bud.
6enberlpn,' ben 20. Mat 1867.
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MYer'S
Gdtbdrtic Ni08

baben stele Wprsaet user anbere p%uretrmttteltm U1orfte
une itre pOr,u slias Dirtuns 1T fD aIlsemein betannt.
brauaen, ba6 ibre Gualttdt 70 gut TT, mie ie suspr. unb
ba6 man Nd parauf serla6e len fam, bas fe ba0e1be let.
ten. mas lie jt eeletaet baben.
3ubereitet pOn $. 6. Nper. ". O.. & Co., 60.
wtl. WloG., une au haben bet alien 9rueatfen.
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Neuer @ttefel IT, S@ubfpre

Mlpf8 @npblaub.
&rae Strabe, benz Mnaeritan 9unie eeesnIber,
Mtnneapolts, <.< Mtnnei ota.
Cine rst@balttae Muswabl ~fsrttser, ausee3eta-
asser Daaren gum Bertauf pFertrenb, made Id
earauf autmertiam. ba6 bel mir b~efunbere Spre.
tat auf beftsate Nrbett perwen6et ptrb.
Tetteaurgsn unb &eparatnren tperben In Hit.
1e'ser 3ett n,osern une bauerbaft ~ btQfesn
YretItn aus9efubrt.
5'5t NIpts Rnp. blnu&.
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JUr Dferbefdufer.

Der Undergraduate besbrt l9,
ssHEzFft MQen BITE quite wferbe fir ieben &C.
lW~ brauG biate ansnfaufen min(5en,
Asaase4AASxp bterpur@ ersebenN on3useiasu, ta6
Ge tiers cine seoeutenos &rsabl porsiigli@sr Ibtere
an bnnb bat nne gu lsbr wotlfstlea preilsn per-
taAft
sos. 9arey.
u8t4foff
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ct. Mntbouius Teuer, Mofe, Sal5-
Rub, 8rirhfppf, tranfe Nuacn.
Spphtli8 unb Mercurial &ranf.
heiten.

Bon Or. 5erman S1uat. uun ct. eruts Mo.
v{ {SS f. f:i sss Ssrt = Ssf{ds"r nns { f51 % 9ssst';s;;S:
litWsrstt anbsbnen ~ 0anf SerpFtatet fir mandessr
i sem H. Ds s. VIM - D. o. e{nsm emtntntsn as,t son
eawrenee, Yfad. Der etn SsO1ntnentes Mattelteb
Der ~Qeetslatur rpn Wana6ufetts TT.
,,Dr. Muer.-gDertber SER! Sd babe Sbrc Cars
iapariqa als Elm auseeaetdnetss Setln'itte! fur prt-
N 4 fowobl wte fhs leeonbare SspbiHs be1un-
tartuddte waren, ba6 Ee alien anbern Mitteln wtber-
fanben. ST tenne tetn Wltttel, sas i'd nit f. e1etdmd-
ete N&erm Grfote anueaben tann, wena en madttees
.: s: eatte i$ttdt$Ss n 9nsnesn an MI 1s IL gsinfn, ete
ssfSst St"s ss a"a'e''s 81 H"H mt9ea ~" T . aron Ii*ss* !
y sures son Sabr III Sabr immer idtimmer, trOsSem ie.
hes Mittel une jete sehaaolunespet'e p1obtrt wurte,
bts ct enbli6 bur6 ben anhaltenben Gebrau9 BON
llper's 9~ariapariua wteber %berseAeat wurbs. Die
Rrantbett mar 10 beftis unb ~b6sastis. wie man fe ntdt
oft fnbet. uno er n1ubte n1eprere Dubenb 5lathen etn-
nebmen. bis ct genus.
eeucorrboa. metfer T!u6, t@Amdbc
Uerten eew6tnltd erseuetturd innsre truptulffegDun.
ben unb werben pft estetlt eur6 Rte alteratire gDirfuna
0tefer 9ariapariGa. Ginise Safe %eriorbsrn j.tr&
auesr Der ,sarlapartaa bic se'dtdte aa~sneuns lD'a!er
Don etnem %betannten unb berubmten Or. s. Mprrtl,
BON Cincinnati.
&c babe chre @driapariud ais etn au8eaei6ne.
ties Nlterattu fur Observation-Disclosures %befunben. gtele
Jdllt BON Srresularttat, 2euecrrhba, tnnerer Wuntbett
ans lota!sr @$pa i: e BE- aus itt?vbplStff an!ast ent:
let9t feblf&laet, wenn rs bu1d lUto1e ssbansluns &C.
tSrts unter fnbt mirb."
Cine Dame, telde tbren Mar1en nt9t ~publtitrt rtnfdt,
,metne 1Oater nnb i'd teibt fnb bura ipet 81af&en
Sbrer Sariapariua BON elmer barnadieen 2eueOrrbfa
bttrett mprben, bic uns febr i9wadt:."
N1eumatismus. 0iht, 2eherleieen, Gpez
pepFe, 6srs'ranftetien Nsuroleio,
eeaetlt eur& btefen Grt. sariaporiua.
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Doctor &pfenf,

prattt1@tr
xrat Mcepu@eur, Mu9enar3t & Sperateur
Office: Drute @traRe neben SusericQs pau
nabe Der Bride.
Sprt&Runbsn: Bon 9 abr Mpraens bic 4ubs
Na@mtttags.
&e0ben3: Gortfra6e, nabe BEN SnsQtn8bo'as.
ErtI1er Smpffof ftetS porbancen.
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9r. s.. @ebelfdbt,

Dr. o. @e0elHdo
6pmDopati1der Wrat,
Office Ste @tr., lber Wapo's su-9anolun9.
Bobuune Gde 10. unb Mseter @traBe.
@pr:&funben 3wif4en II unb 3 ubr Na&nt.
g~f.benbet battle i'd sutl&e Werfe, fouie Me'
statnen aun, Yrinat. nnb Gautltensebrau@ une
81. @intbsrs zbie,as1t fur 2anblsute gum Scr
fauf. 4Uo1
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~ atntY 9auS"
bbn 0u1iuk @rof.

5prt<Srobe, rabe Dem @tnslpw<paufe
ct. pa nj, 81 tunefota.
Dds gan3e9aust III bur@ausrenppirt. Ireunb.
Tide unb beaueme 3tn1uter feben EamtIitn uno
~ttnaeln.n perionen CUR Disppftton.
RaS- Sir cute @taaune III ebeatans aufv
BITE 9eipr0t-
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Bon Res: Rpber etrattpn, Brtfol, GnsIanb.
so erfiae nun mtlns gFiat sesen Ste uno eas
pub!ttuna, wsnn ID metn Ssusnts ben aneern %etn,ufaqt
,irtn. Mttne ,ebaiatrtse ao&ter bate fett Sabren ct.
6aaren ben MFR ntdt su beilen i'm Stanbe waren, bis
felt bet Wpnaten uptl."
Box Nirs. Sane 6. Ntce, timer ppblbetannien unb
Ss'&ssea@tse" Dame tn 0tnn''stas' Cape 1as &c.
,,Metne 80&ter bat felt einsm sstre an ferostuIsiea
Nusfdldaen a~elttteu, Bite tbr niel Irubel nerurfadten.
Nidts perf&afte tbr 9inberane bis MIR Sbre @arfas
pariua eebrauaten, w0bur@ tie s%eIlftdneis pteperber-
Rellt tpurpe."
ten Iirma Gage Yiurras unb Co.. Sabritannteu
BON enameiirtem Yapier. in Nafbua, 81. $.
sd lit ieit nsbreren Saeren an einen iebr b6iea
SIS sr mstns gstatss5ss entits!!'e, sne i$iteslid? ~ ct.
Meeisinen, felste allen @atbi&ldsen, aber nidts BALI
big ID Sere Sariapariue eebreu$te: i. Mt 81. 81. mts
crit nod f9ltmmer, aber tn wenisen Wr&sn beeann Na
unter ben Slattern neue Saut su bhhen, unb Suiest MIR
ee metns Sauti 70 slatt mte BIC irseno zines anoernIten~
fden. Nad metnem befen Wt0en babe I'D feine Spmps
tome Der Erantbeit nnebr unb erfreue mid crlltDnnnener
9eiunebeit, mas Id pbne 3w.ifel Strer Sariapariua
kerhanfs -
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6 d t unb 8a6ner,
<T~

6Iinten. stepolpern uns HiftoIen
bes %Spraagli9fen Tabritats, fibren auberbent tt'
autes Experiment bon Sasbme0ern, Sa9Sal9tn,
tura 5aammtli@e Saeo- uub Gti@apparate auer Mr!.
@Gammtli9e neue unb &eparatararbetten me1<
ben auf bas alerpromptefe unb btutg,te eelot9t.
N1D as bera9mte preubt$s 3snes@oe' erf
mebr, gun. @ebrau& fir bic ~9roBe Sese. , "m!
1e&slie 9srsieli$ e !,tt es9aa SS4 %s H,% t'n t S;n s sSs
sas aaf 8sltaung IN bS&itsr ELECTROMAGNETIC g.
Neftrt.
~,rrotba i'm 5torelptal So. 70 Bridge Strabe,
Minneapplis, Minn, biermit ersebenlt ein
5hmtbtu u. Ba@ner.
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@raTpelae - Aleemeiue SHmdbe.
Melniat Dos &!ut.


Bon Or. @pbert ga 10 In. 5pununhr., Stem gprf
,Dr. 4ser. Sur le'ten ialast e. mir feh1, Saut-
qusfdd &c une ier upbuIRle Vf&wtre burd
feraen. unr i'd babe crit tur;lid sinsn Nnfall opn fetr
bSsartissr srsstse;as eehsilt; satr bsHssa tstn qltere1
ben En- sIs NHs'1 ME DEM golts &lf9s sffeu,."'"' 0' ''~'''
gOn S. G..sobnaen, esa.. ma,eman. 0bio.
~berabmtsn Merate su @atte, " tsnen ID e%elansea tunnte
unb nahm fir 6%uneerte srn Iplars Meoesiu eu. Die
s Ss!s9a' un S9 S3s at ~ tst' nsis<t sss BE sss G msin at t$'s ss.
senommen werben maHe. So besann, Sbre S%orlapa*
m s,HG ~ n nnn yFti, aa9 ,%5s s~., 93' ia, ra Ha' t a,Stytts e s1
bn iest 70 wubl unb 9efune. we nur iretne semanb:
pa ID tn elmer Sfentt@en stelluns bin. f. 1T mstn Sail
S.etm II steisn 0rts betanat' aaS sr bat bic gsrwun-
gsn Ssnts Msnrot, m. .: p, BON Stem
aanlt, s. @. etnsm serS0rrassn0en mitsltet ses Ga
SO babe Sbre Sariapar,ua In metner Semitic &C.
gen a%asemetne S3wude unp as Slutretnteunes.
s m : m mt MI its sspe sana5t t}!psu s'f 1aes & RtiSSsaaSss, aa'
st. Mntbonius Teuer, Moie, Sa15-
fub, 8rirhfppf, tranfe Mugcn.
Bon S arsss etdler, Gbttor res Guntbannod De-
mptrat. YennisIsanta.
tam einen ausidlae an Ter @ttrne. her I'D idneu aus>
trettete, bis sulest eas eanse 9etat NIT %etelbaften unb
essar,tssn Ssi$ %t Mn, S y "a. % sir, &c Il tea tn9sG neh5
- nt&t fsben fpnnte. Gin eeidtdter &r3t wanete fals
petepiaures St1ber (56aennetn) unb aubere Wtttel an
otne If senb einen aueenid einliden GrfDle 8unfaebn
lasen mubten NIT ben &nabeu bemad IN. famtt Ct nt&t
NIT fetnen 5dneen be &rufe Der abfdeultden Wunten
benz MIR aues seriudt batten morauf mir 6Ofnuns fes,
ten, beeaunen MIR tbm Shre Sariapatiua %etndubeu<
gen, unp wuf&en tas @t1@t esmas Sbrer anmetiane
glafde ausoebraudt mar. fneen bte @efddre an au bet
len, unb ais bas &tnp be Swette 6lafde etnsenpmmeu
Bate, mar e. mpbl. DIE Queenwtmper, mel6e ausee<
fallen waren, mud EN- pteber unb bas &tnb 1T lest f.
bubfd unb 70 eefunb tpte nur trsene etn anberes. pie
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-30
DaS Observation-Disclosures
Serb. Strade,,

earper Citp. Carer g.. Winn..
If eben nieber neu etablirt unb erlaubt f4 ber
linterai&nete benz eeebrten yublitum biern1tt e.
aebent III bena9ri1ten, baB It bas @>4letfen aQer
>S&nei6epertaeuse prou1t unb btQig unb tunfge-
re@t belpret. Tero. Strads.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-30
MVer'8
b1s ue1tberahmte 5~etlmtttet fur
9cropbeln unb icrppbuI6fe
&ranfbeiten.

Bon 6 nj : bes, etnem wottbetannteu Raufmauu
In Orfprb, Waine.
sd babe prpee auentttattn BON Stre. Sariapa:
ella sertauft, aber nod ntdt eine einaiee Jlai1e. pelde
Serfetlt Matte, bic aemhui1te @trtune berppr,ubrineen
unb Dteienis.n. welde eas Mtttet nabmen. ufuie iu-
frteben su ftuen. 81 fdnea at uniere eeute etaeu
Rebtstn. eleid bteftr, IN hem 0rt su baben mar"
Hu6f@ldee. Siunen. 6itb1attern,
Aufteln 8 fhtpi1re uno aQe
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-05
Notice to Creditors.
THE STATE OF SOUTU CAROLINA,
HH EQeaity-E ElCakens.

Hn Eqtity-P PlCAeuls.
Henry Dannenb.,g and
A. Dannenbcrg. Ex'trix Bi for Construc-
vs titn, Partition, Re-
Tho German Settlement of lief. Sc.
Charleston. ct ais
IHlE Commissioner nlhiishrs the following FIX
l TRACT from tho decree made in this cn,,sc at
The recent term "f the Court of Equity, for the in.
formation of all concerned. TO wit
II is further ordered. TINT the defendant Sam. Z.
nel Loyinrood do prove his demand against the
snid tcsn'or, Herman Fnjen deceased; md TINT
The Commissioner cause TO he published in tile
newspaper published mt Pickens q. II n notice re.
Qn'rlng all creditors 10 come in. within certain
time, md prove rirdemnnds: aud that The snd
Samuel toyingond and a!l other creditors hc re-
straned and thuy nrc hereby restrained from pros.
ecnting their demands snng M Inv. until tile
furtlcr ,pr,ler os this court"
Pursuant thereto NIL and every Of thr creditors
"f u ,rmin Fuien deceased viii prove their do
man'ls before me according to law. in my t,ffice.
on or hofora.the l4th'day Of October next or they
will lie bhrrcd. 4. .t.s 81
Persons indebted to- Tho Esinte of Herman Fa.
jen. decease'. will make payment to the under.
signed,o they will ho ie,l with according 10 law
| R0BT.sA. THOMPSON, o.E.p.p.
~ Con'rss Office, July l2, 1867 ssd BIN