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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-21

Though there have been few
cascs--a half dozen at most-of small pox of
mild form in Waynesburg, there has GER
tainly been no ground for the fabulous stories
so prevalent in the country. Some waggish
persons have silly circulated imaginary reports
which with singular credu ity have been be-
lieved In one instance it was currently re-
ported that there were sixty cases here In
family of only six persons eleren were SAID to
be down with the disease. In another instance
it was reported that certain mans children
had all died with the disorder, when. as the
fact is, he never had any children. Also, II
Is said two or three of our old bachelors rires
died with it, and so on. The truth is we
have had but one death, that of a colored man.
who, it is now ascertained, had not proper
attention. The other cases have all recover
ed, or are corvalescent. No new cases have
yet developed themselves, and it is now hoped
its spread will be prevented, as our citizens
are taking the prccaution to have their fami-
lies all vaccinated which is considered sure
preventive.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-21
Aaritultural.

In addition to the usual premium on Troting,
a sweepstake premium of $500 will be given on
the fastest trotter, with an entrance fee of $780,
CLASS 2-CArrLE-NO, |,
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-21
ISAAC BLACKLEDGE, DECD.

The same will be sold in ono or two parcels. AZ
may be deemed best for those Interested in tho
estate. LEVI BLACKLEDGE,
'Di-iW % Trustee.
The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-21

Aug. lG, 1867. Surviving Partn
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-12

tterbenl 8 9apa, uidt ipnbr, i'd bin uns
elldli6 rlamenlos ungII6lih!"
Der al { Wann faItete beibe Sdn6e
unf iiaairiaelte etiuass nn6eritdn6liMes
terbor. 8l0slid bordte CT auf, Senn
Orauben ouf Der Sreppe tuurben i&uere
$ritte befnebinFar. ala ,t1sia4i1s
Sch binaus, ebe SuIiettel SD
bite Old mein Sinh eeb hinausl"
sd iDeide ni1t bon. biefer SteIe,
bis Ou mir ssfast -baft, uel@es nnsIa6
mid betrofsn,n.a iGlu@tte bic Braut,
bic S6noe rin9enb, III - ,eag5ss
Sn hiefem 9lueenbIi6e iunrbe bic Sbir
9eoffuet uno elm YoIiseis 6 ommifair
nit 3ipei gensb,arinen in boiler nnis
form traten EN-. Gntiehf sriAtgte bic
9odter tbren Bid einen Nfomert auf
bic Gintretenoen, bann iaHt fie nit eis
nen lauteu Muiidrei betpubtlos in hres
Baters Mrme, Der regunssIos Dor ieis
nsr Srau anl 0ipan ffanb. .,gr
,Sm 3amen oes &6niasl" rief Der
8oIi3ei e ommiGair nit elmer Art eins
tonisen Seierlidfsit.. ,,Bsiinbet ii& Elm
Serr 6r0nt, pidbarter bier inter ben
@affen8 lasi3aa 2 sm'i6llarglg ia
Sestbebte biz idlanfe GeitnIt 6es
iunsen Wabdeus bsftig anf, bann ionl
ne SuiammeubredeHo Dor Den 6iibeu
ibres 8aters nieber. sg sz
Ser alte Mann lieb f9laff bic @rme
Fnfen unb blidte ifarr auf bic Dienel
oes gefeses. Gbeu ipoIIte Der Commit
fair, Der bertuunoerte 8lide mil ben
@ensb'arnen seDedisIt, feline SraG'
Dieoerbolen, ais Der Sausberr auf iein'
Srau uno Sodter mics, unb Die Sinsel
an Die 9ippeu legte. Damn tuintte e
ben Nfdnnern, ibut 81 folsen. -
! al.i tSortiesuns foIst.) re -.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-12
iese boraefdriebenen Mmtseio au leiften.
(5at Der quite Mann geidlafen?)
f0fatf GSh ar,t.ot,,a 1s..,..e.EI,,.. Il - & -.

iese boraef9riebenen Mmtseio au leiften.
(5at Der CUTE Mann gefdlafen?)
Nnf Sberlitan'S GmpfebIuna bat Ser
Goub. Sunt bon COLORADO GrlaubniB
erbalten, 500 sSreimilige gegsn Die Sns
otaner berausaurufen.. assa 4..a,e :.
9en.Sberioan bat sipei llnioabenrnte,
nelde bur9 bic San6lung Der Eeras
2egislatur ibre Steaen berloren batien,
nieoer ein9efest.
St Reru iitabernials cine GeboIution
ausaebrohen, an beren @pibe @aftelo
tebt. Seine 9treitfrafte fennt man
ni9t, une obmobl lln5uftieeene linn bon
allen Seiten anitr0meL 10 balt man bod
Die @efabr fur .eerine, TO LANCE ole
Sruppen treu bleiben,
9llS Warinilion iein @dmert an @s.l
cObebo iibergab. fa9te er gu Inn: sd
iibergebe Sbnen in Sol9e zines infam.n
Serratbes mein Sdipert, fp6breno ih,
ohne bielen, n1orsen baS Strlqe in @ms
pfang genomritsn baben ipiirbe." @s<
cobeoo bat ben 3uiammrutritt eines
&riessseridts bebufs @roceiliruna Was
ri.nilian's auf ben %. sNai feltaelebt.
Inter ben Sefangenell befinoen fid Ia
@enerate, Is Sbriltsn, Is Sbriitlieute
nants, Is BrebetsS briltlieutenants, So
Waiors, LA @apitans, 116 2ieute
nants, los ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - I'M
gan3en 437 Sffi ,iere. Die foIq no /,
erbebenoe unb patbctifde PROCLAMATION
tit aus Warimilian's sSeoer:
vMeine 2anbsleIte: @dhoem Die
Sapferfeit Der republifaniiden Sruppen
lneinem Heidle elm gnoe aeula1t bat,
auf einem Make, Den i'd 3abe pertbei<
olgeH gu muilen glaubte, nm meme
ei9ene nao meiner Sade @bre su retten;
mad elmer blnti9en 8elaeerung in peI<
der beibe Sbeile in 9lus0aucr uno Gnt<
baltianlfeit genetteifert baben min i'd
mid ausipreden. 49,. Il,
Weina 3an6sleute, i'd tam nah
WeTifO in Der beiten glbfi6t, nas Slid
auer l'leiner untertbanr11 gu 9riinoen,
aber oa5n allfgetoroert uno geidubt
ourd ben Safer bon Srcnfrei6, Napo.
leon Ill. Gum Sobne Sraufreids bat
er mid infam un6 fei9 belIai1en auf bic
Sorberlng Der Ser. Gtaaten bin, nod
Dem er nukloS ,Grdfte uno gelo beraeus
BET un6 bas gl4t ieiner S0bne uno bas
@nrer ei9enen bergoiien bat. -,
UWenn Die @adtidjt mein,s SSaIIes
unb Sooes europa rrei4t, tperben ale
| Wonarhen in 8ari's bes @roBen gfad1 8
folt1menidaft bon Der NapoIeonifden
Spnaffie Medeniboft fur mein BIut
nnb 'alles frans6IiIhe uno beiitfbe for,
! bern, iDeIdes in Msrifo bergofen tpors
ben 1T. Dann miro Ntapeteon III. bon
/ Sopf bis du 6uB nit SdanbeI beoedt
raffeben. Seute bat er bereits meineu
Sruoer, ben Saiier bon Sefterrei4, um
rnein 9eben bitten ieben, unb mid ieIblt
als 9efangenen in ben Sdnben elmer re .
publifaniiden 8eeierunp, meme Krone
nnb mein Saupt 5erfest.
y3anbsleutel Sieies iin6 neine lek ;
ten 8orte: SD tpiinide, baB nnein giut
Werifo bereoele unb ebrgeistaen SSiriten
CUR 8arnun9 oiene, uno DAP Sbr init
Slu9beit unb 5brlidreit banoeit unt
bur i Sure Sugenoen oas poIitifde
Bann,r aoelt, fpeldes Sbr in 8ertre :
tung Gurer Sade traet. 9l6ge Soft
/ eu1 bebilten uno Sud meiner ipiiroia
inahen!"
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81 E u Norf. sunni


@rfern fanien 10 Sdiffe NIT iiber
1000 8aha9ieren bier on, tuelde fid
Aqe zines auten @efunobeitsauitanbes
erf;euten. Nah Nadridten bon allen
Sbeilen Der gBelt fbeint Die Cholera
ausseftorben gu fem. Oie sanSe Nn..
3ubl bon @misrdnten in Dem Wonat
Wlaiftoar 36,119. sIsI{1@8
Am bergangenen Sonnaben0 hattie
Oas S@deamt in gSafbington Die gr06te
Baariuinme Dorrdtbig, bic pobl felt
Besinn unierer @esieruns in Der Cafe
eetpelen iein nag; ndrali6 $180, 00Os !.
600, bon 0enen $1O2, 900 600 in Cob
uno Der 8eit in eafIenideinen befanO.
Bon 2ebteren ipuroeu bente BIC, 000,s
coo sur De6uno Der Snterelien an ben
SUM- COMPOUND Noten berausaenom .
men, unb ipeitere $9, OOO, 900 lperSen
fur bic SUM 7s30er n0thia fem. (.
STE. Stanberp :uiro in Rnrsem feline
Gnii6t babin erfldren, 6ab bic Militdrs
coaamanoeure fsin Gebt baden, Chill
beanlte gu entfeben. (g8as boffentliA
nnlere Sberi0an's, Dope'S u. I. NJ. flid3t
abbalten miro, lire YHidt mad ibrem
@r ellen su erfilIen.
sn benz @urratt'iden Rrocefe bers
iptaH Der GeriMtsbof morHen .su elner
GntImeieung iiber Die 8uiallialeit Der
Surp All fonlmen.
g86breno iiber NfnffmiIidn unO feline
nteiiten Sff3iere nod feine 8erfiiaung
9etroffen iuorben if, iuiro ieber Sff5isr,
IL a 49,. AA 49, "A III. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-12

Ten lines OF solid noppaEeil make one square.
Yearly advertisers will Be entitled to discount
of 10 per cents.
Every other day {e: e.d.) advertisements will be
charged two thirds Of theaab rates. gag sst ~
In the Weekly Edit on. one dollar square for
eachinsertion. = r. = 3 ~
Special or ity Item notices. 20 cents line first
and 10 cents line every additional insertion.
Changes in advertisements will be charged at tae
rate Of 50 cents square. u 8Stt.ts Gt5fEe2 s.
All advertise nents due from date of first in
ertion. Hereafter the cash system Will be adhered
0, and no transient advertisements will be taken
unless accompanied by the money. ~ y
JOHN RUHM, Publisher,
once No. stsPUBL1C SQUARE
lover w. T. Berry l. Co.'s Book store)
p. O. Address LOCK Box 80,
,-s NASHVILLE, TENN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-12
) clcgrap6. Nad)ri6ten,
Vie @nnititutioneue eohbeation ii,
aa 9Ilbanp q. ..
Sic Sr0nuns 6es &0nies
vi. bon ungarn.
MnrimiIian's Iette 9yrDfIa=
nation. 80 fe.E2
Nle til. 8. SUM.

SA& Z SIS 5Ef TT !" ~ " - 49,
Sci Der 8rdnung bes &aifers bon
Seferreids in Sfen iparen 5000 uns
gariihe unb olterreidildbe MoIiee suges,
gen; 80 8airs, 100 OipIomaten unb
1000 5rembe. Ser &aifer trug bic
&Ieibnng bes bell. Gtepban, bes eriten
dritIi9en 80nigs bon l1ngarn; Die Sai@
Ierin buroe unt>r Der &1feIb6bIe aes
falbt. Die geremonie efotote odnnit,
baB Der Saiier einen Siigel binoufritt,
beden Grbe aus ben berfdiebcnen 9i<
itriften unsarn's berbeiaeidafit mar
un6, fem @htuert mad allen 4 3iinrnslss
geg:nben freiienb, 6aS Sanb geeen bic
gBelt gu bertbeibigen idtpur. Na6 8e>
enbigung Der @eremonie rift Der neae
S0nig perf0nl'd mad 8eitb, i'm. aud
bort ben @io III nebmen, in ipel1em rr
ole alien @rdnaen l1ngarn's iuieoer su
erlaneen berfpribt. EergIei9en lit in
Sabrbunberten ni6t geieben tporoen uno
miro ipobl aud 70 balo nidt lpieoerfeb<
rem. Ser Slang Der @offiime mar
enorm, bic Seeeifteruna taumeIbaft.
Sin Sr0 ,ungseeident bon 100, 900 Su<
eaten purbe Dem Raiier unb Der Gaiies
rim bonn 2anotaae botirt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-12

( 81
0iste 9adfteine inb beOeatenb better als aue abtis
gen, bic 5ur9 einenauserh s'roseB FIR ben seD5bns
H4en Sebron9 fabrisirt werben. 0ieieIben t6nnen
NOD einm1l 10 pieI Druid ais bic nit Der 1nnD ges
rtacbten taditeiue aasbaten, obne teruIasen uns
Der N5rte bdIt bel befelbef uiei te1ter iuidmmen;
fie fn6 Der Iseathatet nid5t 10 suedngLt9 unb fnb
ees9ale, pas Starte nno Dauereafstetf oetfti, ans
6ir TroitOirs ahb Giasrnsn tSansn fl. nidt iber.2
troffen ueroen .,.s.2 Il. egf ;. ~.
4Birdbetp Bia, IS Dtubr 1868.
Dies dft sur Sei&eiuiaans. bab mir meBrere Faus
eine eebraHt ia en- nnb baB MIR. as BauIe te Sies
ielben allen on6ern pcr;ieben, ba fe non, gr0berer
Dauerbaftistei fnb unb Der @5rteI friter sniammes
{. g. td5, Mairers ,taS Bautneiitsr, T. gtrass;
0 ODE 2Eio w. o. saiDwea alter saameiiter
Sam saa Der eiienba5nbrlde aber ben s4upItiu
Eliib ipuiSen 2200Ut0 gdc feline sebrdn5t; edniben
BoGenmlble 2,OQa,OOo 8adfeine; AbsugstanaI IN
brf, Tarquette, aate 5uperiori 400, 00U Sadeine. 8
ane eben aenatinten nnb nod mebrere % utonen
8odfteine bic 81 berporrasenben bffeHtliden .une
pripat Sbduben benu milrben. itno nit Der Sebris
Der Chambers u Sos. Eatent Sadlteta Rai9tne fas
Dit gsrsniisen DerDsiftn mir aaf HE torsenSen
9erreu hiefiger Stnet, DeiHe nnfere BadfteHe ees
bratdt baben, anb bic benz obenerwdbnten 3engntb
H. B.. sqtfprs. grafibent Der erften 0a ionoEbanf:
Seize Barren, @arreuter .unb 8aumeifter;, u. 8.
Rptthern, Carpenter unb Bdnmetfter; eeonarb u.
Nealon, alirer;. Col. s.. y: Ban 9pne Sen.
Supt 9ts u ~. ~ W.S o. ". SCuDeIt OIuupelgeHs
tbums 4gent! ,stft,fFrt ,fe, q5- sts
gBir perfertieen aud bic pehb erbmten 9biIo6eI=
pbin frontsn rpe1e fir 6ront unb SenerpIdse nicht
iiberr, fen perbeh f6nne 8adffeine wef6en III e6r
bilisen Yreifen an irseno eInen Dirt am Sus ober
Der Gtienbabn bef6r6ert. Trpttoirs peroen 81 ben
sem6bgten 4reiien gelest unb fur ae setbane arbeit
| garantirf
Sur nabere SnfOrmotipn obsr 8efteannssn iuenee
man iib an
l5e Weaion. eIcams u. Co., aseuten, g
.fa RaibpiIe Gampf=8aditein Brennerei,
9. .. Bog 491, Raibpiue. Sent.,
Dbei mon beiude bic gadein. 8rennerei, nabe BEN
| Race Erad. .4.-G-. mi2 3R
R Ser W0rtel. flebt 5lpifden bieien
Steinen better, wie BEL ireeno elmer ans
0eren Dirt. ~ #s.ii -
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$50. Mc 0eairD' 3 26nhereien
o In, SbamcerD Serfamf.
Sends entf6eiouns Der G5aneers Court in gsaib-
pile, rperbe i'd am t tb
9onnerftas, ben %. Suni 1867,

pile, peroe tcb am 81
9Onnerftas, ben a.. STUNT 1867,
am grose ole sOts in benz gIon bon 81. u. gecQairp
non Belts@aibuiGe Bots bds @iseutbum bes perftprz
benen s. % c9tairp, Derfa lien. Sas Ho,genbe TT
I'm 9prter Strdbe-2ot SO. 20i, nit 100 Snb
ISront Iae bis naG @rmnbu Gtlase suridiaufenb;
Got 30. 217, nit 50 SUB Sront nnb rs SUP ldn9s
@sRatr9 straBe mao elmer 40 g sSriid!aaf.n
elmer 6ront 100 SUB nnb 169 TuB nod elmer NleD
auradlaufsrb; Got 40. al 100 5us Sfont unb us
Sus mad elm Nncp suridIanFeno; Got 30. 65i SO
Sns rOIt unS ~ 8ns nod elmer aaeo snrldlenfenO:
MnMs gappd @trase-aots 80. 80 NAB "a
nit elmer 5ront BON no SnB uMb f69 SnB natb eleT
Mlep surifIaufenb; 2o:s 80 81 unS SO nit elmer
ridIaufen6 Got 30. ia, 100 SuB 5ront iinb 66 6uB
nod elmer @Hep 3urdaiifenb; Got SO 122, 100 SSub
Sront nnb 1863 6nB bis an Alep suriidfaufenb.
155. 100 6us Sront iinb Sc SUI mad ether Auep ;us
ridIaufeno; Got No. i52, so SUB 6r6nt unb 176 Sns
an cine AIep suridlaufeno.
I'm soelf2 SIRE ss--2ots go. $50 anS 255,
NIT elmer ront non 100 6as 17O SUB bis an cine
Alep suridIGufenh. 60 9ap. ga, 276 ilnb 277. NIT
elmer 5ront pon $50 SUB anb 10 SUB bis an cine
IN @rnnSp strese-aOts @O. 23s unb 24o,
nit ner 6ront pom 100 6uB uaS an cine Auep sus
riidIaufenb. nnb an avs &gS5
MibbLe n4Eurnpite- 2ots 30.
329, $50; 33t unb 1892 peIbe elm 5rsed bilben, NIT
elmer Sroat Ion nngefabr 800 Sub. j! II
r4 acknowledgement: 81
Grebtt r feds, su5tf, ad5tsepn trD pierunSspan3is
Ncnote, NIT Sntereien pom BEN Ssrtaufstage an.
0oten nit gutter S6efbeit reIerpirter Sppptt ete
Iperben perIanst. ge'fauf fret Bieoerein6iung.
= lAg gHa1a Neorton 3. 6Dwen.
iun6 bb sfts ss Glerf unb Naiter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-06-12


1000 SAB EXTRA Salnilien@ Mfebl
200 5oB ertru fuperFne mebt s.-
LOBE SO Obs 5serp Orleans 8nder, .lsL ,15i;
"a 5bbs Semerara 3uder,
so 5ab eepadter nnb puIperiFrter 3uder
200 Sad Brinid Eio aaffee,
Is Sad 9aeuira aaffee, EFit
IS 5aS frii9en &eis,
so 6aB gep Orleans gsotniies, 7'..s'
200 atften grOrter u. Gamble seae, :,
1 $50 Riiten peri9tebene Sorteu sfi5 : K
100 eiften StearinIidbte,
100 aiften Eat8It5te, bart sepreSt,
so &ifte,t ieiner stan@tabat, E5
30 groB Sine Gut Sabat.
Is Sas Raa9tnbai. TsES 81
Is SAT- eneIif5er SODA,
Is SAT amerifaniidrr Soba,
40 aiftsn, un6 9f,Inbsaannen @afern
50 aifea 9feffer, efEnsl.
9 9 s sitisl, sspiltss' .9iHnj
50 Kitten eemahtenen Senf,
Is SaB aeafon's @i9fe,f - sEH nsE'
60 9ifen pint, Enart II. 1sGanonen SIaits
20 aiften garrett S9nupftabot, s.s
% 9roB Smrtee's BIuu,
20 SaB Bourbon g8bisfep, ST
IS 6ab aObertiOn GOuntp B6istep,g
100 sSab 5sOte 9aib Erpef B5iste9,
100 Sab Singer CORDIAL,
", is 6aB Snsrper gBein.
a. IS 5ab SiBe g8eine,
50 Saf gseineifis,
Is 6as gttronen Sprap,
so Bitten Stdrfe,
50 Suseno elmer,
so Snsenb Befen;
1000 Sud WssbL atl7 5lssfs1 - q. 3
so 9ifen aiiortirter Ganbp, ~
8ransp, Rnm, Sin, Beine peri9ieOener Art be
gEeaflep s Warbrousb,
Scr. 3 gloro College StraBe,
mill 3ge Seafbvfne EenneHes.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-30
American Theaters.

late American correspondent of London journal, in
speaking of American theater said that the aim of their
managers seemed to be sensation They procure some
bright particular STAR do the leading parts of the
pieces and pick up the of their companies promscuosly
The great exceptions to this general rule Walack
New York. and Woods Museum Chicago Here every
was good from the highest the lowest AS consequence
the simplest play interesting when witnessed at these two
theaters'
We have often wondered ourselves why everything moved
smoothly the Museum There is that inoerabe
drag which sometimes sets yawning in other theaters
While seated in the Museum parlor theater actors and
audience forget themselves The actors lose them
selves in their mpersonaons and the audience behold
ing acting but reality. Since Frank Aiken has become
lessee and manager everything goes better than ever if that
possible The all know each other and there is
hc You would have to pick the of dozen
rsclas theaers to bring together such company kens
Mr. Aiken himself of the avorites of Chicago Dillon is
nimtabe Leoyne makes you laugh without saying word
Barry, old man, is unequaled Mrs Barry the leading
woman is universally admired actress and universally
respected Mrs. Stowa is the best representa-
tive of that irrepressble female that talks through all plays
and delights making people miserable by being always in
Ophela. Mrs Holland do everything all at the
time We advise all who visit Chicago-there is
sty speak those in the CITY, for they all find their way
Aken's-to visit the Museum before leaving and see how
good play can be acted in good style.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-30
Proclamation for Day Of Thanksgiving and Praise
by Richard ]. Oglesby Governor of Illinois

The people of the State of Illinois, in with the
people of the United States, acknowledge the power the
presence and the cng goodness of the God of the
universe.
He is our God and Father, and we his people.
He "hath made of one blood all nations of men," "1n
the day that God created in the likeness of God made
he him."
There has been time when his blessings have not been
poured out upon us.
The year drawing a close has only been a continued
renewal of those blessings and of his Astounding grace.
He forgiveth our sins.
From the depths of hearts let thank and praise him.
He has blessed people, the future of this nation
bright with PROMISE and have only be prudent to be
perpetual.
# liberty is not the lw of God, then has foundation IN
human law.
To the end that the people of this State may meet together
to praise his holy and that the laws of God and OF
liberty may become universal recommend that Thursday
the day of November A. d. 1867 be set ASIDE
and kept a day Of thanksgiving and praise.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand ana
caused the great seal of the State of Illinois to be axed at
Springfield this fourteenth day of November in the year Oh
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sxy-seVeh
TLs1 RICHARD j. OGLESB1.
By the Governor:
SHARON TYNDAIE Secretary of State
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-30

The speech concludes with the promise that her Majesy
Government will bring before Parliament reform bills for
Scotland and Ireland and other domestic of inn
portant character
Vge Ia humbug
That other precious blessing to mankind the French
Emperor has been opening his chambers with harangue.
In reference the part played by France in the late Roman
business he maintains the same placid segraulaory style
which marks the remainder of the speech No motive
veaed beyond the profession of determination carry
the Convention of September 1865 and protect the Holy
See At the time he skully and justly claims that
he had done important service the of monarchy
by driving back the Republican invaders"
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-11-30
Best Medicine Extant.

Thousands opersons esteem Soans medicines tne pel IN
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the public generally which furnishes PROOF posVe OF Their
superiority over all other remedies.
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Law.

We refer readers the law advertisement of Charles
Conlon ESQ., ST. Louis No. Those who require the services
of lawyer will find in Mr.. Conlon who be relied
He is young Irishman of sound national principles
and has been long identified with the Fenan Brotherhood
readers who may require the services of rst-cass
lawyer.
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New Millinery and Dry Goods Store.

Those who reside in West Chicago will find it to their
advantage call at the store opened by Mr. P Culn,
344 West Twelfth street, for millinery dry goods notions,
etc. Quick sales and light profits are his motto.
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Chicago Agent.

Mr. FRANK LAWYER No. l81 Faquer street. is dulv
authorized to collect and receipt bills ANY moneys paid to
him and duly recepted will be acknowledged this Office
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tsEAGLE IRON WORKS.
Ia WASHINGTON CITY

Co ner OHIO avenue and 18th street
The subs ribers, thankful for the patronage here.
tofore stowed upon them by the citizens Of Wash
ington others, take this occasion to state that
they are si prepared, and have ample facilities TO
perform all orders in their line of business, and
name. as can be done in this or the Northern
CITIES. Their work comprises Steam Engines and
Boiler, with all their appendages, either portable
Circular Saw Mills, Shafting and Gearing for mills
Castings, iron or brass; Architectural or Misceiia
neons Wrought Iron Work, or heavy Forgings:
meters, and Pattern Making; in fact. u nj, Ia The
Foundry. They would also respectfuliy cali ths
sa Return Tubular Boer This nsn u 9 Re,sa
patented by them in 1852, has now been infrodnced
and in successful operation for various purposes
and has given general and entire satisfaction an
steam generator, viz Economy in fuel facilitv far
cleaning, exemption from printing or foamino. ana
smalness ofspace occupied as can be shown by Ger.
by us at these works and are in
tion in this city and elsewhere. We will be eIad Ia
avail ourselves Of the opportunity to explain It'd
merits and show II in operation in these Works.
and now in use, viz AT Willard Hotel. for warm nn
John {. Rises' Globe Printing Once; At dUnitsd
AZ oI e.
Eastern Branch; at U. s. Arsenal, Wsshinet0n
city att Arsenal, Fortress Monroe; steam pro
Rsl,er tpa1laheinhia, belonging to A. B. Cooley,
geller Tigress stern wheel steamer Vjrrinia on the
PotoRas river; stern wheel steamer Enterprise do
90. Al ESgIe Iron Works, Washington stern wheel
Works. e oo-'S'0s0~ - s"oe0
je Seo2m VIM n. cLI.ra 4 mo
I HAVE RRCEIvED A FINE AssonrNrNr
i OF French and Deneetic BONNETG AssAsA
LEWIS BAAR, 80 1srket:epaes, e
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ROPOs SAILS FOR COAL.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE, :
NEAR " WASHINGTON, ID. C.. July 5, lSNN
Sealed Proposals will be received at the office of
this Institution until noon FRIDAY, July 10,
1867 for furnishing and delivering at the Hospital
wharf, seven hundred 0Ol tons, 2240 pounds to the
ton. of best run of mine Cumberland Bitum-
nous Coal and two hundred 300 tons best Anthra-
cite Coal, egg size. Bids will be received from
same person firm for the delivery of both the BIZ
luminous and Anthracite Goals, for kind
emily: but they will not be considered unless the
name is given by which the Coal proposed to be fur
made by dealers or miners. who must furnish evil
dence satisfactory to the undersigned that they
able to fulfill their business engagements, and in
the habit of fulfilling them with promptness and
exactness.
Bids will be held to be binding for one week after
they are received, and the right is distinctly
served to reject all any of the bids offered, if in
the judgment of the Superintendent the interests
of the Government require it.
The coal must be deli vered in barges fat bot
tom centre board vessels which draw not exceed
ing six and one half feet of water when loaded.
The delivery must commence or before the first
of August 1867. and to be continued at the of
about two hundred (200l tons each week till the
whole amount the successful bidder engages to
furnish is delivered.
The coal will be removed from the boats and
weighed by the Hospital, and at its expense, and
for wastage in unloading and cartng from the
wharf the scales which are on the hill near the
Hospital edifice
Payment will be made for each cargo imHedi-
ately after it is delivered and weighed
g. satuth2w