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New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
A STRANGE STORY.

me STORY OF A sOLDIER-HE is REPORTED DEAD
his PROPERTY STOLEN by AN UNCLE, WHO FLIES
TIIK COUNTRY
w Osr Special Cousspondsnt - -, - ,-
There arrived in this city last evening from New
York young man named William II. Lewis late major
iD the Federal army, whose adventures constitute
chapter as romantic and interesting as any found upon
pace OF fiction. Having letters 10 Gen. Wool he DIS
embarked at this point while route for his home IN
Iowa, and OF registering his at the
Troy House when he staggered and fell to the floor
fusey bleeding from wound in the right lnng. He was
picked up by the attendants of the hotel conveyed TO
iOOm and medical attendance summoned After rally
inR somewhat from the effects OF his sudden prOstraOD
Lewis requested that messenger would be dispatched
for Maor-Gen Carr OF this city, and that gentleman
story and as has abundant evidences in the shape OF
letters concentrations tesng 10 his character and
position, there 10 doubt OF the entire truth Of all he
says, neO,rpnp Of the late war Lewis was student
IN Eastmanss Commercial College at POughkeepsie. He
enlisted IN D0dges Mounted Rifles, was transferred from
fat OrgAnizatiOn Second LIEUTENANT IN the New YORK
NOD Infantry and his commission (Which he has with
mont and John r. sprague, AdjutantGeneral. Subse-
ouspfIy he made Captain OF co. OF the regiment
&hie engaged in laying the pOntOOn bridge at Ffeder
jckebuTg, he was wounded ia the Knee, cap
Tor months aud months, and had 10 oppOy
ITnity 10 communicate with IFS friends When released,
he again iOned the army was wounded at AhteaIn ana
afeTward at Gettysburg, Wheie ne IeeeNeu SO III he
remained almost totally unconscious IN one OF the h0s
fsle AZ PHILADELPHIA. Recovering, he again reentered The
C1ld and AT Sailors Creek received the wound through
she lung which reOpeBed last evening, ana Frustrated
bin stated Aud now comes the singular part oI Io
Te father OF youpg Lewis wac man Of large property
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

THE SOUTHERN FAMINE RELIEF COMMISSION
AT special meeting OF the Executive Commission OF the
Southern Famine Relief Committee held yesterday morn
INC nj No Gl Broadway the following preamble and
luton were unanimously adopted and ordered TO be
printed Mn, c,,- =, =, n
Treasurer il advised Major Gen Howard not relax It's effort In
,pIng contributions the people Of the Northern Ses
n f the proposed appropriation by CongTehe desiuon being
So vide spread appalling demand all that be done for It's
orSd That Commission earnestly the elergymen Of all
the Northern State. join the Simultaneous
sppr,l contributions Sunday neIt the 18th inst
'T ARCHIBALD RUSsBLL, Chairman.
JoHS BovsE, Secretary pro TEN
The further subscriptions up 20 yesterday amounted 20
s70OD The ship Puyeyor placed at the disposal Of the
Commission by the State, Will commence loading t0mor
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Pease call Ready Made Clothing Tor Ven DoJe ~"
Youths and learn the present prices 49, - ,.,,.,,...
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
-e nsiMs Rsss:Rs -. : .s.ro.I' .s.s..

DETROIT Mich, March l4.-Henry j. Percval COM
united suicide yesterday by taking strychnDe Cause
domestic troubles.
BURGLARY IN JEFFERSON, ILL
CHICAGO, March i4.-The house of Mr. Smell IN the
town OF Jefferson miles from this city, entered
nv burgars ON Tuesday night and 5000 $4,000
stolen No clue has yet been obtained TO the perpe-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
CITY ITEMS.

,,,,,,,v~cE or CLIMATE IN SOUTH AMERIcA.-h
- ON the above subject, showing the influences
ting In the tropical subtropcai, temperate and c0ld
cImates will be read this evening by - Dstnfneil' ne
tbc section on Agriculture and Statistics In the
ronms Of the Association for the AdVahcemeht OF
aaudA
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
THE BOARD OF COtrECuMEN.

The Board of COuncilmen were to have held a meet
Ing O'Clock yesterday afternoon but upon the calling
OF the roll quorum appearing. the President declared
the Board adjourned to next Monday afternoon, at
o'clock
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

THE GREEK RELIEF FUND.-Yesterday Dr. Howe
o,, bv the steamer Asia with the balance $4,000 sub
cribed in this city to the Greek Relief Fnnd and soooo
I'm the CITY OF Boston and elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

The opening Of each window and door III 10, /.
d iu,siIy and without damage r. HoLsFs No ~ boaa"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

PyIEs o. X SoAP-Hard and not liable TO lmprn
dent waste itself Try Sold BY sroces every
Depot No. $50 Washingtonst
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

MERCANTILE LIBRARY FRENCH class "a
new class for beginners forming nnder The care ~ % =, ss
IOues Thorough instruction and the pppb tak fIr
The French language aueBt The fee is only 20 of ~ sS "P'
al the desk VI the Library in AsorpL
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

Auction SALE OF VALUABLE PAINTINGs.-Ihe =
tire collection OF paintings upon exhibition at Iced
gallery is to he sold at auction by Henry H. Leeds
1er on Monday next.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

LoNGRvITY.-A German woman named Catharine
Kyle died at her residence No 90 Scholess Brooklyn
L, DON Tuesday lpsL vi the rpc age VI tO0 years.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
Announcement.

A CARD.-A. ROUx, No. 470 Broadway, begs
his entire stock Of fuKSTuRE will be sold great
until March 49, when he will 10 the marble bnlng
No G Broadway Those dous Of mailing purchases oi tie best oi
Furniture will do well 10 call
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

Run OvER.-0n Wednesday evening coachman
named Sherman while driving q horse attached TO a
li WAGON down Efth.aye al the corner Of Fourteenth.
AZ was thrown from the vehicle and seriously injured
He was taken 20 the residence OF his employer MI ~ H.
Smith, at No. II East Twenty y-seyenthst
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

TIE CONTROLLERS OFFICE.-Under directions OF
the controller workmen have been engaged in renoyat
ING the Finance Department for the past two weehs INC
hs,o,ore plan dngy walls are being beautifully fres'
oaS M also the arches the windows on either sac
of the room The behind the various bureaus mas
iso bn enlarged by extending the desks two or three
Seet IN the main hallway Of the building The passage
way IA still sufficiently large fer all practical purposes
Over the entrance leading into the hallway there has
heen placed the OF arms, beautifully gidet ad
when he painters abors shall have been completed the
FInance Department internally at least VIII present
very fine appearance.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

FOUND DRAD.-At o'clock yesterday morning
Jacob George found lying dead on sofa in his mp
holstery store at No Astorpace He is supposed to
have died on the previous night The body was moved
10 the residence OF his family, at No iG Pcrryst where
Coroner Schirner was notified to hold an inquest De
ceased was native Of Sweden aged 80 years and leaves
n wife and three children lie Is supposed to have ded
from disease OF the heart
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

Ready, KNOX Spring HAT for Gents Nos. 2ls
nd 80 pIVadsY
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

PROPOSED COLLEGE or HEALTH FOR NEwYORK.
1t is rnored that College Of Health for the improve
ment Of the sanitary condition OF this city will soon be
| esfnb1ishCd.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

| SALES OF REAL EsrArE.-Sales yesterday, by A. ].
Beecker Son Co., by order Of Executors Of Charles
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

COMMITTED SUIcipE.-On Tuesday evening Miss
Georgiana Pollard committed suicide while insane, at
the residence Of her mother No 253 West Eighteenst
Coroner Wdcy held inquest, and verdict III accord
ance with the facts rendered by the jury
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

SHIPPING CASUALTIES. - Yesterday information
yas received that schooner, unknown, had struel
near the Roer Shoals and staff Of wreckers sailed II
tbe relief ship 10 their assistance Attempts being
made to recover the large grain elevator sunk in the At
lnntic Basin.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

me STORY OF soLDIER-HE is REPORTED DEAD
his PROPERTY STOLEN by AN UNCLE, WHO FLIE'
THK COUNTRY.
Vtou Oar Special Correspondent
New-York tribune., 1867-03-15

PERsoNAL--Major-G Gen. Meade, accompanied by
Col Geo Meade and Major Emory as the Generals sfaff
arrived In town last evening and are stopping at the
Glare Ion Hotel. Gov Perpont OF Virginia Is at the
Mctropo,nan Hotel. Major-Gen Daniel Il. Sckles u. b
A. is at the BrevOoTt House Gen. john Frazer, Penn
sviyania IL at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Gems Wright
H,mphrcys aud Dyer, u s. Army the Hon. John ID. Nc
Pherson Clerk OF the II. 8. House OF Representatives.
and the Hon j. Bdwcll, California are at tho Astor
House Gen II. ID. Johns, Philadelphia; Gen. j. T. Crox
ton IT, s. A. and Gen y. q. Burbridge, Kentucky are t
the St Nicholas Hotel.
MIR r. Kurtze Commissioner. arrived yesterday in the
ocean QneeD from Aspinwal. with the documents re-
Iating 10 the Inter Oceanic Railroad concession recently
rrmed by Costa Rica to Gen. Fremont and associates.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-24
NOTICE.

ON ACCOUNT OF MY LOSS By THE FIRE
" at Camden, hereby call on all who are in
any way indebted to me, to make payment on or
before June Ist, or will be compelled to proceed
against them according to law.
WILLIAM II. VAN LANDSCHo0T. g
may7dHIm.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-24
LIME! LIME! LINE /!
Large supplies of the

W
PORT BYRON LIME
from from the well known kilns of R. B. Chase Son,
are reoelved daily at the Port Byron Lime Depot.
on nv Wes, Eagle Street, just below the post office,
ne also keep good article of Rock Island lime
for stone work The best brands of cement for
GiSterns ana cellars, choice article of Plaster
faris for ornamental purposes, and also have just
received fine quality of salt.
Our prices will suit every one. Give us call
R. B. CHASE d SON.
F. A. BALoH, Agent. mch21dwtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-24
PETER FRIES,

DECTIFIER AND MANUFACTURER OF
II Domestic Liquors, Importer and Dealer il
Foseign Wines and Liquors. Front street, oppo
site Ferry Landing Back Island, III.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-24
Opinions Of the Press.

The Binningers, No. Is Beaver street, have
very high reputation to sustain, the Oldest and
best house in New York-Hone Journal.
The house of A. NJ. Binninger Co., No. Is
Beaver street, has sustained for period of eighty
years, a reputation that may well be envied.-N.
Y. Erening Post. noy2deoweowiy.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-24
}. II. GALE. y. #.
GALE & WRIGHT

DRODUCE& COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
| PA South Water Street, Chicago. Post Of
fee Box 642 Orders and Consignments solicited.
may26- -d&wtf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-24
DAILY ARGUS.

Weekly Paper, Established eetooer 70, lo'i'
Daily Paper, Established July 10, 1894.
nAMFoRTH e JONES', Props.
rsvvs-For the Weekly Argus-Three dollars
a year, if paid wholly in advance. Twenty-Five
osnts will be added for every three months pay
ment is delayed. =
Tn Clubs of 10 or more, at $3.50 each, and one
conv extra for every club of ten.
DAILY ARGUs-Two dollars and Fifty cents for
three months, payable in advance, or so year
Nv the week, twenty five cents, in advance.
J. B. DANFoRTH, JR. MILTON Joshs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-24

WALTER KENNEDY,

IyTINE AND LIQUOR STORE. CHICAGO
w bottled Ale and Porter. Palace Row, Rock
Island, H.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-24
Another Great Triumph
F. C. LIGHTE & co.'s
PIANOS

uAYE just received the highest premium at
IL the Iowa and Illinois State Fairs, over all
the most celebrated makers in the United States,
On the Committees Award Book, after the en-
try of the Lighte d Co. Piano, under the head of
Best Squire Pianos, are the following remarks:
lst Premium--Spiendid Instrument Reasons
why this Piano received the first premium: lst,
best case; ID best ringing tone, most vibration,
taking the same tame and striking with same
power; Sd, best tone; 4th, most mellow tone !;
5th, best melody 9th, best general finish" The
president of the Committee says that 'the men,
Pers each took to themselves piece of paper and
went from instrument to instrument, each making
their own notes without seeing each others pa
pers, on the following points, viz: First, case !;
second, vibration; third, tone fourth, power !;
fifth, sweetness sixth, melody; seventh, general
finish. The committee unanimously gave the F.
C. Lighte Piano the first premium. These
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-05-24

Is now endorsed by all the prominent Physicians,
Chemists, and Connoisseurs, as possessing all
those intriasc medicinal qualities (tonic and di-
urtic,) which belong to an
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29

represented eoullhn 10 rass ; aud thus to
yirtually abolish the constitutional provision
afote aid. That IL THE tpN cedeut be arquies-
ced IN, there will be nothing 10 prevent u bare
m,iofi,y ~ Congress a. iaryf ume 10 lhe to-
hturs. frim nullft ing tie e,akti,uiianhl ,eO at
the Prrsident sud u, ucring utc'n,ru'hd hp-
islat've 4 over. W Nh exclusion vi : c minU :
" from Ahrf seaa That ne ,vciusO', -
ven b. 4 sihale States m'gh.gtse lHsS,n'ru'
aid = pre'cNt fur sucl, ~ rXriusIhn would not
&c nun,iug t. uu uusetWpu Gus aud evylu ivn'
ary parry.
I rs seed bSuias sHEssfea
billy those IT he az, ututhl States, have
sair ID ltvv lung al exac'tUus 1T high prO.rr-
tive tariff AID as The representatives II au
nyr icul u,al mud lnbrring population. We de-
muud iha' thrir snhsgaure sail ~ longer re
rx,or',d l,om them IN u; der to ill The pockets
OF hasi' IN 'srvrlriists. uuif'9'fcv M
,. R,s,iyrd, That unequal ~t1xa,i0n il
'~-uira'y 10 he & Il putePlr' OF jusIics aud
s'uni Iu.icy aui We call up II our Govern
mevs,, r. drrst mHl Su,pvI 10 use uiIuecvssary
Cav tiirtinual mehus ~ spinsdy this evil
6. T. solved. Tnat the Radicalm Il iIyin
'lr ~ called Crugre-s have proved thtGisethe.
~ he IN iuv"r III negro ~,ullra1r 10y Grciug II
nprh ihr pd1p z e Vi" u stfict Ut Cnlumhi +,
az i"Si ihrir almost uEnn,mpus Wi-h, solrmrly
rxrhess'd NJ lie poll, Nv forcing II upon ,hr
people 1T oil The iciil'urirs, und 'y thrit VIZ
firn. Il 'gi'ts a. coerte The People ni The ) N b
10 adopt II that We ~ opposed IA npgr''
Snff age. helIrt'ne N would t. productive at
evil Ia boIh whites AID hlnck mud teCd To-
produce u disn At ne CO. 1irt Of races
Z R--oh ed. Tint ter all their efforts tn
uplr,lA the Constitution we tender to ihrI'r'>
sd, nj and To The majority ,oi he j Iiaes "tth"
Saprcme i'ourI Of The United States our he IT,
y ihupks.
8. .RtsolvtA, rta. We aye In ft,or ~ y
y mncfntic Convention "t ,irlp1nlrs f,nm all
'he SriieA ', hs itaid y surli u me and nlie,,
~ may I've pgrc d uuc sud ta' he State
Cahndi C"mni'pr te nu,lfsr z ~" cidtn.
ri h %n''isr. prp;rr cnnlmlre : 80 fix ~ 'ime
md h'n"t, - ! Nat We rIcl,r Loui>viiia, ny,
. o i,,siv va. tiat liz Democra'ic nrasba-
r"'a 'fbup lie Z sc "nr r,r"c.t AL lirrrul
s%rnrn-t, uul' AT ~ car = anl h irausl drga.
Izniogyu 81 lp prty il I'D sie s,rle.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29
rho Proposed change in the
state Constitution,

d In order lhal our readers may ace. the ma
tire 90 he proposed lindicala hegrU. suffrage
change IN he ,bpsfn ntivn cf Ohn,. I'VE CIV
the sectiun thl, u il dyS,ghtd 10 stfksf on
As compared With he su',eituie DIE, wanf 10:
G Nfrlrru n, ART. Sol UTussrBs r1rUre. so
seC D, luaiii ls)-ur1I kv,ry pbllg ,c'lz %
-loEspy white male &c thu Uui ell Sinus
tdCis u hOti the UNiped ID The Uge Oi2! ycsrs
5 sivs oiihe Aae.ut2 who slmiphdye haptia
y|af4. whDslal have resident d. tue sac
UCen a resident ul lie tine Wear HcXt pfrcrd.
State une y,ur -mexj a,ng the election. AID
prrce luz he e!ecllun 81 The county, town
aud nj The. toiuil ship or NnrdFin swlhch
iuwhsbips &c, twad in he. resides speh ippr
which he Tesid9s sdciv hss NAV ba pc0vid D
time Ne IN y ht ntdadi ny law exct vt sorh
.aerGy law .htlr Haye rpts 1sus have DO I've
'lhe q0alii otoni MAJ larmg N .s,fttptrt Of
v%lrniur. AID ice pniil Ird any .j1Nrncipr .W
10 vote at all gleciioHss rhllAW baIfHpsl ur
.H t7 gril.st 80 hIa1 Cove hmfutr IT. thp
IsH- sEE 4 Unf,d1 StRies, or
p have 4 i tom thri,
tI''" 90 plurcs bt5 tesdepee II
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29

~ L.... Z-r---r.-[
THE 2ldIsnl Inlpors lavo not into q
NASTY mqSSr in publishing tire forged
'mfilitnits rrspdttma5 lhdgc. Holt
They stprted-in the UdshiH3t0a ChyOn
'icie aniNet York Pines and hnveocen
greedy r~epubEshcd in MI lbe prrnci-
pal l'rphhlican naIrrS, Now Hat il "a
tQUnd Qutlthnt they mr., forgpries, ana
that the gentlemen implicated IInvo a
basis 81 action for libel. the K,dicnI
editors nre very much disgusted with
tins whole .Conover business. The
Tribune washes ifsihanf of the whole
matter, ,nttt tic Boston ADVERTISER re.
lis friends for fishing in sucl,
dirty water TO rpke mp testimony to
impench tho Pres dent Like ne lit
tie boy who nm lortook to play with N
bar of rcdhot iron, tie Radicals arc
now dhHrnsgrh, drop Qaovef without
anybody tetlng them lotiN
-U Tho5pqrspn, whoever qhe WIS., who
got oHthis last hoax npon the Radical
lnpfrs wqsIsmwt YqlENknpw the Ore
dullty a-d malignily of his intended
.victbnsffnd lre Nik neKmistAgrnm his
pen The Radicals have had a dose0f
.conayprs and 3. leh good may IL do
XMol4 afessaz
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29

BY The St1ubeuvIIlc Herald accus.
Q s-Jadg0 Thurman oiypcpmplieity m
The assassination OF Abraham Lin
colh@O I'M AI.aald should now get
Ashley To- con v with some convict
In the Pchitchthhry TO swear thait. il
was Thurman instead Of Wilkes Booth
who shot Lincoln! These Radical ed.
.Itors are evidently frightened mt the
respect bclor" them, OF they would
not be 50 rabia. Thor fiisrh1od1 and
detamptiops hurled at Judge Thurman
viii only recoil on their own heads
They ARE over doing their work a
Cleveland P~laindealrr:
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29
hi 'keISIanGL MuStachrs.

IHlliCEp Ia grow upon the smooihest face In
u,c tmr""m tiaFge ., five .wgk' by using Dr. ~.
NNtNES HES NfUfk CNPlLLAIRE the
jig npnn the Beard aud Hair in an ulmlst,mincn
lglI uanper ~ has lieen. usrd by the rl'. of
rIris'dhd l.ondfh whh Hte Hust n siiering snet ess.
Names oi all purchasers will he registered audi
entire 'ailsiieli1uis npt given in every m-u,nee
the money viii he cl'eerf ali, refunded Price ny
mail ssalSd aud glasipHid, 81 ne -erlnLiys, oirciI.
llrshnd iestnhnLIh minled frees Ad. BEN
GER. SHUTS 4 Co Chemi-ts. No. 2as NSr
stts4 31loy. f.stH6ele asuhtaa foTsstbe u ited
STATE Nfek Cir
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29
o. Ut, fhui1tl ,rcvcnlrr, ant a-eum OF
FaFqfF FqrS, "a sroJ tl,oa Mdlld

have carried plenty INTO the famine.
stricken homeS-o OF Otissa. Hndons
persisted, but the Sultan dined. ~. y.
:HqStaTT TT vy
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29
aIG.SG6. IaG.2lII
aphe kbof6kd m n whupfwaaTfah

sphe Rboes sam IL whnGfmaszfAised
by taxation ia this State last year.
Mad yet, ~iunfnaangSeventy million
dollars revenue, the managers Of the
State iinan"ts were Unable to pay the
Interest IN the state deLt, and STOLE
!SSOO.OOO from TIC. Suidiers'
Relief funi to cover MP The dchcivn-
.ry! Ihr'r same men tpestAe spomli-
nces Of the Republican party for re-
ehrtlonsolby yntAg lgNho Rcpub'i-
can ticket, N"a vote To iGdorso the act
which, o5jed ME hsa5te tS0tiier Of the
SUITE GIT hWnlrad H9a5o63 doH1rs in
ardcIslllet tae Republican OFF .ehpllers
might aide III sir stealing and cxtiava.
gancc from The tax payers Of the State!
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29
t I,.ls l.Sll.gli. g ANU. 4. &ags!ssl g T..

othgr tpqpe gTickep nptiye ppicd
the corp Il w, Fchi lJu Atrti Of ibel FLYER,
ttaak it homo and boiled or-liGlr
Mother ps+ss9it werstisSoYprcd feast.
ing together on the doid body Of all
..tGfint ,Ctildrtn ipfjGt, fCCmi ton ave
btoIlthe staple afi,elo& diets II have
.knoMrl,2 iastane5 (wiftes i misslgba-
ry from Btiasoar9 ofthe Hih,loos eat
Ifng dogs or cats or epws Cat ~ dill
eat thohaOwi chitlrynwhcn tbcy were
dcad>'J lac ELECTS lotg this hollj6le
.f1ndnc ip'c sven yet felt iOspttrttti,c
aud dcstitution prevail over seventy
s1yei, ulpds4pl liarG WiigS Of teiIito.
IS and s5af9 millonsUf' e0iiare nrasl
10 eXpsnded 10 St'e even temporary
relief ILtbe rigs Of those facts S.r
Stafford NUrthcotr. the Iuirin Sdure
tary ofStdte, recently diverted ut least
seventy t}jdAalfd Op5hiAs k6fthc Indi,
an revenue to entertain the Sultan.
fIindo6S- may starre and rota,but ,lC!,c
fSuitm must U9 fcastc.g 80. rs tiie
Minis Gerry weroiunwiHing TO risli any
loIthsiG sesptXs Il ilAI arify by- King
Pa9,aipertt9r y. SPECIAL graHtl the
banquet to the Sultan was pad, Tor out
OF tire fndiun revenue, ant sum OF
hopIy ynsqRs kqrSlH1 Jredthua Mdlld
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29
1AMA

Tic Union putty ii ohio derlarp-
Il ~ 1ts,ifhe ena' Ieisp Ollie war is
'har -" Ain tic.n IaAp'e' ME u ip',nf tnih
rn' m-tely u cuulrdviuvy vi S),rteign ann
nd p uitit SInirslDfAl 20 .
- lla' Onr existence Il, II nniiuu il has
II ~ ~ %ihcIplrs nnn"nh .1i in he iIeclai a'int,
If iLdr tpid,ncr, nuJ vmd Gated 10y he ;pv9,-
/ uuaiun ,i I'm m'ipti III the % - III ioi.tt
an. ninraht nn 'i.h ug shhvtr,A - lie snnt-
ui RrImh lchr u nr,r'ucv nrd Juricr. urb.
oudet ir-ib "a 'snS'uir' o. ipl ryl,r ts-,l'h.
,Iw IN b C"g 80 - wl~n w. he rh' lazy.
cpd. = .ggl Nlca Nc a Wtn i,hlul-r,ygrtl.
4 VS. Q'to'
, .hiI ~lil- wgw!Ar'wnys cher IN AMI
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Sta.
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y Wtlginis, r'ti,n - "ur p'r.cn' Gov,rrrr J.
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al ibr- crd and hrpn ~ nnr n,l'e STATE.
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