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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12
A RCTIC SODA WATER.

"A
Having spared neither pans nor expense t"
make our SODA WATER equal, ii not supe-
rior, to any III the city, being the manufacturers
Of our own syrups, which Wo warrant pure. and
entirely free from adutorati"n=, and comp!i%'
ing many Of the choicest and most deslfabla
havora, among which may bo found Coffee anI
Cream, Eggnog, Vanilla, ;5trh" berry, SherhcI,
&c, &c. ri Of which ar" drawn from one "t
TUFTS uHEIyALI.ED SODA fDUNIAl NJ
now so universally used in all the principal O.
ties, both North and South We would only
request the lovers Of this delightful and rettosh.
inc drink tt call feeling assured We shall be
able 10 give perfect satisfaction 10 All who may
50 favor rs WAKEFIELD s. HALL,
ie Corner Prince and Fairfax streot-
- EFINEn SUGARS AND &IEUPS,
5 bbis Crushed :,ni Pow IaruI Sugars.
& - i. soft t!u~hrd
:, &. Extra
" Golden Syrup.
= - Medium
Just received and for sale by
ie2l 3, j. FLEMING, RIO. . ling 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, July II, loGi.
Beef Cuttle--Priccs to-day ranged as follows
Old Cows and s5cnawag3 at 81 I5a5 so; common
Cattle SCAT 50; lair So ,5a1; good So 2jaS, and
prime IS 2J;,8 ~ p4r 100 lbs but few ri the lat
ter price.
Sheep-'rhe supply this week WAS light and
prices " shade better sale Of good Old Sheep
at 4lajc per lb gross. Lnlnbs are scarce and
selling at Sad per head.
Hogs-Ihe supply was not equal u the de-
lnand this week, and prices are better sales NJ
SlUalO IS Der 100 lbs net
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

THE OUTRAGE IN PETERSBURG. So lar no
arrests have been made of parties engaged III
the rescue OF the uo0rel boy from the custody
Of the Sheriff Of Nansemond, on Tuesday
night but. through the exertions OF the city
police, he boy has been re-arreSted, aud was
sent over to Richmond yesterday in the charge
Of the Sheriff and BailifE Peterson. lie WIS
found in the house Of George Crunp, Il mulni-
10 man, living in Pucahoutas alter som" TWEEN
~ or more houses had been searched Tor him.
It is to be hoped that the ring leaders IN
this UNPARALLELED violation will DC arrested and
made to answer The times are sadly ont Of
Joint when an officer OF the law Is assaulted
and deprived Of the custody OF his prisoner by
u mob in the heart of such :: city "a Peters
burg -PtersJurg Ltiec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

BALTIMORE MARKET, July ll.-Bread<tutls.
There is an active demand from the city trade
for good retailing brands, which continue to
grow scarce, and TO be more firmly held. Good
Howard street Supcrs are very scarce ana com
mand o5a5Oc better prices than q few days since.
We hear of no sales to day, except small lots.
Several sales Of winter Wheat Howard street
Extra, we're made ut 5i2 80. Rye Flour IS sell
ing at 81 7laS % ~, ....
Grain--Kcccpta Of Wheat have been very
small ard inadequate to lhe wants OF mlierS,
causing Nh advance Of fully 70 to 25c per BUSH
cl, com pared with the previous week. but 1t
the close, with more offerings, prices reacted,
losing most ofthc advance. Corn has also been
in mo jerate supply, and with fair demand prices
have advanced 8a4, per bushel, ON both whit:
and yellow Oats have been well maintained,
and close ;tiI stronger Very little doinG IN
Rye.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

INTEREST ON PUBLIC DEET, &c.~-lL IL a2crr
tanned from an official source that the com ia
tercst has been paid, amounting TO SIS, 500, 900
on the loans Of 1867 aud 1868, and Oh what are
termed bonds of 1881 and 5-2O's Of recent IL
sue, which fell due on the l&t instant, and Oh
the 18th of this month the interest on the
1905 also due, amounting to 100000 in
lawful money. Hereafter no coin interest will
be payable until the first Of November, with
the exception Of that falling due on the 1910 y
on the first ol September, amounting TO
"a, SOC, 600 Interest On the compound inter.
est notes, amounting to $l4 900. 900 in cnrren,
Cyl will be paid in July, August, October aud
December, respectively. TIE coin i'll the Treas
ury is about ST., 900, 900 aud so, 100000 OF
coin certificates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12
VIEWS or THE DA J.
$40 sho,o the ve,y age and body Of the 'i''ars.

Tn his examination before the Impeachment
Committee, Gen Spinner, the q. S. treasurer
os TO the condition of the conliscatlon and
abandoned property, account was asked the
question, "Whether the President had any
thing to do with that account or directed en-
tries q Mr.. Spinner replied that Mr.. John
son had nothing whatever to do with the ac'
counts. ~ n
A delegation OF New York democrats, mar
shaded by Hon. Samuel S. Cox, are IN WASH.
ington, counseling the democrats OF all parts OF
the country to unite at once, irrespective o.
the action of conventions, and nominate Hen'
Grant for the Presidency, regardless OF me
purposes of the republican party
A large delegation Of whites and blacks have
reached Washington from North Carolina and
Alabama, for the purpose of urging upon Con.
gress the uecess ty of entirely abollshlng the
present State governments in the South
The North Carolina delegation is headed by q
black man named Harris.
tits said in Boston that Developments vii
be made in the case of the cashier who was ar
rested on Saturday by the Government, thai
will cause certain transactions to be abandoned
in future, and secure national bank stockhold
ers in their investments more completely.
The last report from the metropolitan health
Office, New York. by DR.. Harris, calls pointed
attention to the fact that the increased mortal
ity of last week "was experienced only in hose
districts that are either oyercrowded, or unclean
and badly drained
Another attack has been made upon Fort
Wallace, Kansas, by the Indians, but they
were repulsed. after a desperate struggle, II
which the garrison, consisting OF torty-cigh
soldiers, lost thirteen of their number killed.
The International Coinage Congress, the u
8. being represented, in session in Paris, have
adopted the gold FIVE franc piece and its null
tiples as the basis for uniform currency
among nations
The extensive Touring mill Of Measrs. Il
Tyson & Co., Leicester, Howard county, Md,
on the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, was totally destroyed hy fire yesterday
morning.
Havana advices Of the 9th, state the slave:
recently landed were 500 Congoes, who were
immemediately distributed among importers.
Ad7ces from Jamaica represent the plant
ers as oqerburdened with taxes, and are !eav,
ing the island
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

1t seems to be now definitely settled hat the
President will hot revoke any Of the orders OF
the military commanders removing civilians
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12
MA ylMfh III 81.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, ULN y

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA-~JULY T.
ARRIVED.
Ccl.r. Charles 4. Jones, Go1dspGcd, Boston
plaster to NJ. Eldridgc & Co.
5cir. ". " Marcy, Cation, Boston, plaster
to A. Eldridge u Co
f3rhr. Abbott, Dtv1reuy Rich, Georgetown,
to American Coal Company.
SAII.EII,
Steamer john Gibson, Fuller, Kew ! ori-, by
Fl Z. Winship.
Steamer Iii. Livingston: LAWYER iurontan,
By Hoo x Is edderburn
MEMORANDA.
Gchr Annie Lewis, Jayne, cleared III .ieW
York for this port on the 10th INST
as5s- A meeting Of the Relief Hook and Lad
der Company will be held ut the rooms Of the
Old Dominion Bast. Ball Club, this (Friday)
evening st s o'clock. Punctual attendance is
requested, rs business Of special Importance viii
DO laid before the meeting.
jy l2--lL GEORGE +. SHlNS. Secretary.
I 600 SACKS LIVERPOOL. &. A.
wv SALT; 800 sacks Syracuse Salt
800 sacks Liverpool ine Salt, in store and to
arrive, for sale by
jy l2-2w HOOE j. WEDDERBUEN
1NN BBLS. No. / POTOMAC HERRING;
lOO 100 bbls Family Roe Herring; Is Kits
Shad Roe in store and for sale by
iy DIV HOOE 4 WEDDERBUEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

CHARGE.-The team Of Messrs. Moore and
Eddy, dstillers on Abraham's Creek, near
Winchester was seized by Government Off
cial few days since on the road between
BeIryville and Charlestown, the charge being
that the firm was engaged in conveying
whiskey to market without having paid COY
ernment tax Seventeen barrels OF whlSkcy
were found in the wagon, all Of which. TO-
gcther with the fine six mule team, are now
in possession of government agents at this
poiut. An investigation of the facts in the
case will be had in few days Winchester
Times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12
GOLD.

GOLD
NEW YORK, July l2,-Goli to-day, 13ql.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

The new law relative to registered letters is
now in effect. The letter is placed in large
envelope, with conspicuous lettering, and re-
ceipts are exchanged between the postmasters
and the various mail agents through whose
hands the packages are to pass consequently,
missing registered letters can be readily traced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

The ifteeninc guns made in this country
for the English Government have been tried
at Shoebnryness, at preliminary test, with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

Samuel Elliot Coues, for many years Preai-
dcat of the american Peace Society, died in
Portsmouth, n H., On the Sd instant. aged
70 years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

A letter from Fort Gibson, in the Cherokee
country, dated ID instant, states that the cho-
era had appeared in that vicinity, and had
caused four or five deaths among citizens re-
siding there. None of the United States
troops stationed at that post had been attacked
h1 il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

It is now said that the expected report OF
the Secretary OF the Interior with regard TO
Indian affairs, may induce legislation in rela-
ton to the Indian war, and continue the SEES
sion Of Congress for few days longer than
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

In clearing out reservoir at ct. Louis, used
for supplying the city with water, the bodies
or skeletons Of thirty-three children were
found. The effect Of this discovery upon the
sinlaachs Of The people is not stated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

The New York Times says: "IiIr number
of pious murdcrers who are dying on the gal.
lows Just now in yarioua parts Of the country
is quite remarkable From these dying
speeches the shortest and most triumphant
route 10 heaven would secm TO be through
Murderer's Alley"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

PETROLEUM FOR FUEL.-Tbe merits OF
petroleum for fuel are undergoing a practical
test in the enclosure OF the Battery south of
Castle Garden. The company lately formed
renresepted by Col. Henry B. Foot and Messrs.
J. r. Wiuser and Stillman B. Allea, the same
who Submitted petroleum to experiment lately
on board the United States steamer Pahos, the
satisfactory results OF which were given, have
there erected wooden building, containing an
engine and boiler, for the purposes OF which
steam il gotten up by the combustion OF gas
generated from petroleum. -Ne1c York 1imes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

The Anti-Slavery Standard has communi-
cation from Charles T.. Moss, insisting that
the Vice Presidency shall be filled by a colored
man. It says that the colored vote next year
in eleven States will number $50, 900, and that
there are also about COO, 900 votes in the North
that would join in supporting such nomlna-
ton. and that this vote is 50 located as to turn
the elections into whatever direction they
choose in eight or nine other States, and adds:
'The republican party would not dare to refuse
the nomination Of the ticket if resoutely press
ed" The New York Tribune repubishes the
communication OF Moss, and discerning ut once
that it bodies no good 10 republican harmony
opposes it at the jump.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

The Washington correspondent of the Bos-
ton Advertiser says: "Senor Romero is en-
gagged il preparing a tull history OF Maximil
ian, compiled from official sources, 10 which he
will embody the details of his capture, trial,
and execution. The friends of Macmillan
have also determined to present the case from
an imperialist stand point"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

1t is thought that General Robert f. Lee
will attend the Educational Convention which
is to be held in Lynchburg, next week We
hope the meeting may be a practical business
one and not one for mere speech making, or
the ventilation of crude opiniona and specul;.-
tive schemes What We want in Virginia,
now, is, ~ abor and Education )" and both
subjects are worthy Of the deepest attention
and the most constant efforts cn their behalf
on the part Of our citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

CHARLES COUNTY, Md. Wednesday
evening OF last week, / young man named Lem
uel MaIduy was severely wounded in the arm
and side BY two balls discharged from & pistol
in the hands Of James T. Mlstead, OF ilanje
moy district,
Several days since difficulty occurred in
BREAKDOWN district between two colored men.
brothers, named Proctor. when Ole Of them
drew knife and cut the other so severely as
to cause his death in very short me.--iort
Tbl.nccO TINES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-07-12

The Butler Assassination Investigating
Committee which consists of Messrs Butler,
shellabarger, Julian, Ward and Randall, met
yesterday morning for the first time, and or
gained, electing Mr. James Redpath, Of Bos
ton, their clerk. No other business was trans
acted, nor has it yet been settled as to the
time and duration of their future meetings.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-02-26
Sefentlt0e 0enbu.
9sbruar 10. 1867.

Iuf Santiago Den 2ten War3 1867,
un 10 rtr Mittass, lcu am SluIe bss Inter
Ftrsbtnen, uabe Der eiinnsn Bride. In Sdb.
pbeittau tcwri6ip, Psfa County, fcIsentts
betpssl6e @tssnttum SHmtltd psfauft w'resn,
n1mItds
3aet quite @6offpfIrps Wil&f ite 4 tapcn
frlld, Bull, 1 Nnp. 6 s6wsin', rim 3 gaals'
tpaa,n, 70 aut ruis nsu, elm 2.@GuIspasen, elm
gutter Baetn fir elm orer spet Vferps, init sans
men unp DsiGlel, t;n gutter Ecrp Buggy, Drel6'
maiaine unb Yfsrbeaspalt, 70 gut pte ntu. Btnp'
mlbie. Shpbbanf, patsrt SeaFetaen. 9BtIid'
scrnpF anger, elm paar 9suleitern uno S6'ms,
5cislGlittsn. 3 IFdse. 2 @ssen. sesli6torn'
Gage. 2 ganfss 9frrssdGirre, &ummets unS
Blinptalitem. 2 Carriage 9Atirrc. 5lifssn'
nebe. Q @bfdtsiuea, Yfuaslcnrn, ene Carriage
Dti&lst. Stefraascn, 9Fuaswaaasn unr Gil
fGets. 12 Sm6tidfs, sstritu, 2 5ruatrfTt. 10
sut wis neu. 0asenpnre. Dreltflrsel e'ras
(tnlsn Seu. unb Mlalteln, Spetr'une Rub
fstten, Stt;iIitsm, 2 9aysl afl9 SlIttu'tti'
Wast, Satti uHp .3arm, St3n1u u1o Noh1
uno ucdb pisetla anpns Saden Su umliantl'd
ansufubvsu
Die Septnaunsen unr aaipartuns am 3oN'
bes 8ertaufs, ron
McIe6 Sub,
f5etruar 5. na-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-02-26
SefentGOe Senbu.

Go fol auf EfF nlidrr Ysnbu pafauft iusroen.
an Dem 0aebauls fes llnter3eiGneten In Sai,
burg 5oualhip. StGa @aunIp, auI 6rftaae ben
iIien5 a q vi ara naGllsne, Tim 10 llkr Sor'
mittass. buc 10 Benes wfrbppas tsrssltbs gis'
fntbum rdm.iIb
A 9fape bon 4 Bis 6 Satrsn aft irppun stpsi
quite GattsIpinrr fnb-als linb gut sstroGn
nm lie allfn fitrsn su t6nncn. cine fGrelt 5rutt.
Mdtre 5 Satrsn alt iunas Waulttisre, i2
aubs, wppoa eirtse ti5 gum Sfrfauf friIn irin
psrpen, meiisns DURHAM Sicd, 9rtra gEpQs
Shaaft, S6wfine elm poIbliitser Gtelfer gaun.
tp @ber unb elm 3u6iGpdn. etn gutter breitrdts
srissr aduts s6astnt Elm neuer 2.eauls gBassn
nit eiiernsn @dln, elm Satlher. Wdgsn. ein
nsuer Bud 6ul,lhlittfn, elm t.aduls SUldtft.
ten, sine fer briisn Slantet, 9lno .gEal,sn, sin
Siniter uno WGhr. cine SGe e.Dia1hne,
5HttsrIGneb ,WaIGInsn tte tine taprn rpn Dem
5elegropt pattern, sine aGinbmihle, 98riih.
fomi6dlsr. sins Orsihmaftine. <esSniipsr.
,pei Daar Ssulsitsrn unp Shsmsl, gHjae, 2
t8dIrforrtfIiiie etn Gultipatpr, '@gae,
sirpfsrce 8 d:n gpasentCtp5,2 2 Steifmags,
3 YHuaewlssn, anbtre a8a9sn. 3 8Oreerae.
iGhre, 2 Ifugs 0sidiue, 8lnbbulitrrn.
3iume, 8ummrts, ole Wrtfn ron Qsinm unp
oalf,ern, 6 S5liesenrsb.. alls Irtgn BON sperr.
fettn. entre 8sttsn, Srttiirn &rutbaden
Stippsn, @atsln, cine @tiraee 0ass 2 Strape
S6lutsn' S&sllcn. cine Srd S6rlube.-5srn.
er: YlIor.Sfm, 6 8tstsn NIT 8etllaom
8 Sarutn S!ubls, IL anree Std5is, $50
ylrts gailprs unD Gntre CARPETS, IL S5rnier'
Benoen, Elm liia, g9aItRdnbs, 8utterias,
sgald,uber, Bichpaaren, Wie6srn unb Gjabrln,
RnhIenz S0.f q ,ruufp Girur bb,eyeu Ee,n, Rufd,eI
unb ptsle antsre @ttfel 81 tpetlduftie gu mrlrsn.
Die Settn9unsm an Sgtaufsta5e unp @uf.
ipartun9 ppn
Mlilton appel.
S1nuar %. 1862. rqtG
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-02-26
0riOnt 0erfauf.
Salfhein 2anc, Galffsinbriihc unb
Salfbfcn, gum Yripat> Gerfauf.

Salfitein 2anc, Galfifeinbrirhc unb
Salfbfcn, gum @ripat> Berfauf.
DIR llnisr(t,tetene tlet tmm Uripaitantsl
,um 8nfanfe an: af.r uub 20 Hutt,n 9ant
aerecn maize ,},rHrn Nu:tmb b,ttaaa 5aunitip.
grha County sren,snb an bic 9rpntcn @lsn
tatn. llnstfltr Gdtr tapun lp ppn rrn teltsf
9wedr. ;3rci sa!s SaltBTsn. aut jersm eulLbsr
fam 100 9uinh 8at tislId, asossn rerStn,
uie aud Gin Soltbaus. IA bel 38 Bub, ttiinfer
lih duf ttm Ggtrihum.
So III auh Gin; &'b!rn g,rb tatei. nit sinsr
5rt6isabn ron ru G;icnbobn, uno 20 farm mi!
9rrtrg'u 8oittn tins ,.Smtt@" In bic Stsin
Bride aclclt wcrbm. Die unnitts'bare Ndts
Ger Siicrtetn pul.itt tidcm 3lstnttum tsion
rnn gRsdb ints.n ttTcn Erorus, mttseli eerifl
ben ra1 alien WIrfltn gstraGt rersen fann.-
so III aut Ger 8lifpu;auf antm Scfin Gin l,tr
auslsesbntrr, intcm trr untriHtittsnt fsit 2Ipri
Ia 900 0alGel taIsItii pnfoufte.
9labsrsS 1T 81 riab en- auf benz Gisentfun,
bd
Gbarte5 S6aabt.
Nrcrtaun 8eb. 10 1867. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-02-26
NnDttDr'S Nn,eiae.

.Sa bsm s8ailerssridt pon 2e6a gauntp.
sfn Der SaGs fsr Me6nura srn Sptn
Qunter nnp 8 g8. Suis 4rmintltratcrsu
Ger SintsrloiIsni&aft bss puicstensn Sotn
y, BtiIon. i'Btbn ron Dir Borough Gaia.
Iauuua. VsGa gaunlp.
lab nun Sanuar If. 1867, ernannte bic
CRU gRiltam $ gcwpsn @Il., als gubttsr.
ole tsIaats GsGruna iitr,uisten, mrn rStbta
iibsriultttsln, unS Ssrtbsluns rem @eltt seu,as
,u ntaGs,.
ET-EA Nus BEN lirtuueen
'ssasS @sieu9ts-6. 09. ySartel, Gfsrf.
Der uatfrf6ristsne witb ben gfIldten fsIner
Srnsnnan9 abwarten, auf Semfaas ten 2teR
Wdr3, um llbr NaGmittaas in lsinsr gmts.
ltube. IN fsr StdSt alIsntaun, allro ale Sn.
tsrsiii''s sin8rlaeen fno tstsupotnsn.
rDm ). 5ewoen, gutitor.
Gsbruar t2 1867. ra3a
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-02-26
Sefsntli0er Serfauf
gsn iebr fbdetarcm gauerei : .Stcd.

.Dienffass ben 5ten 0dr5, (Safnadt.)
folen auf Der Bausrsi be5 Iatt ;lt hnstn, aste9cn
IN Sbsrs Rasuuste &aunldip eeha eGuHtp. 10 sea'
Dc bensstieb. arttd auf tttEtlteb.r SsHeu pstteut
peroen, ndmIieb;
Gin 5 Sabre cites braures pfro, ein 6:idbtiaes
braunes Qftro-Otss fu2 pcl Cen befisn, hntrlten
unb msrtbpIiliteu Qferceu IN cem Gauntp-etn
fawar,ss pfsrb Sabre al, cire lhparjt Wdhts
Sabrsu AFT, EN- trounes pfrp Ssbrsn aft. ttn sin:
idbrass Stiusn. quite yQiIttuhs, iw!t SGlIen esr
cine pcn alss s3sihnttsm Sicd Jabren o!t. > Stn
Der, 8 edufsrs sShpine.2 2 3ub'thpsiue, II Sdaafs
faruuter elm por,dether 9rd, 6 Stts Maaen:
pferosssfbrr. 6 Sefs pfi lssssrdirr.2 2 @iersGals
gasen nit ssoop. @in9iuls a8a9tn. osl'Sibltt:
ten, pfIiss. 2 @asrn, e,n gadiebtcrn pflus @ul:
tiuatcrs, o aferpf q. bic 6dife stner Sdu Drill
l Budtps Mdbt d ,eptHe mlt Shniiier, @iapFer'
be,Rehsn, l Drslbm fbns NIT gtrrssrnaIt. |
.tlbferuf htIer. Btnomdbs, cine r,t aufeStrcr
fcbn,tr 70 tpis Die oifts sinis onotrsn 81 cbdnti,
ters Seu tsi Der Soane. tSrunptsfren t'tm Sni hcl
pfl los, uno Stsifpaasn, 5htlol ldtos, cine Sthf,
fsrf.ts, Gprr, uno 8Ubtctten, Strdttfffs unt
Grasfsnfsn. !bsr uub Mtf9atcn. Gdoufeln mo
Rsheu, cine Ipft nuhle uno &c oirpreB'. elm rcll,
ftinotess 8lucrei, 5tmiee9titrr, ttit'b'no aus
8lastal1. amtcs. 5braubih .etetr, 3lr9su. h6m,
msr. alIrs mas ca8n e'hcrt dn ttr'l der S@f'f'
ftsu. Spaoen unb Sb ppsn, Gin D SnBt 'uasr Nnt:
ret Grid, osb:ifsn. sruthadtn. elm Sdtsttarren.
2 Barrels Seiosr G0' II. NJ.
Terner:-B B.ttsr uuo @stfeU n Gin Ncht
cfsn NIT Rchr, Gftnhifiu. TGe'v, 3Uter une tber,
baupt ole artsn 8ader ssrathfhafisn psit 5u SabI'
reid aus oniuftibrsn.
Die 8seiusunsen um q rfauf:tass unr auf'
Spattun9 ron
s. Siaac Sreinis.
Sobn S. Setfrib 4ueticnier.
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MuDttDrS< Nnseidc.
Sn Gem aS iftnssribt uon eseba Gauntp

Sn esm SS'iftn9'ridt ron eeeba &auntp.
81 fsr SADIE ter 8s6nuns BON o aSte
@ srnst. unp George @srnet, @bmiuts
ltra'crsn ron Ter Stnterobsnihaft bts ptrfior.
btn'n Scsn 9tcrse @'srnst. l,etttn pJn Oser.
Soueon tauni6lp, eeaa Gaurty.
Der lnterssianstr. aubitcr emaurt, tsfaaie
8t9nun8 dtn3uitttn. psnn pStbis ibsr,ule.teln,
uEo Ssrittiluna Ba ma6sn-wilp ten TfIGtsn
lelntr ernsnnunB ndGfcmmen In Der Nmiiiube
ees u. 81 s8 tttman efq.. in bu Statt at>
ltntaun, duF efn 2S,tin Gag 5ebruar 1867, um
lO lltr Sormittala, mann rno wo ale padtst.
en- rslas tntsreirt iilo, lltb ehFnpn fSnnsn,
penn lls es as nbibts naaitn.
Jobn ). Oliver, gubitcr.
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OeieQ I0aftz MuflDIund.

N1co'tdt wito ttermt ae3etsn, tas bic G,.
MISUNDERSTANDING ttetrm tr liirerb ,wisben
Den uhtsrjd6netsn in rtm Sti,fsl. unp @dub.
@sl6atts, an No As On 5amItOn @traer, ai.,
lentaun. StGa County. untr bfm Namsn BON
youns unb sep. am ten 5struar 1867
aufsstoeen rpreen tif-rb,m 5r. Q,b fiji BON,
@sGoten surGdJe,oeen bat. Nahriht wiro.
9lstGTall5 btermit allen 9ulrnsn asaeben, m,IGs
wBn Deg lie auf ben Suder Fer tllnatrn Nirma
Ihulofn, paR ils abte'ahlrn mti6fr 70 tatS afs
moa6-uno eae 9uicnen wrlts gnfpriiGe.
baten' li'o eriuht tieIsts an Dem attn Stanb.
plaB' ftrjureids,n, atm, bic 93uhsr uerbleiten
rsrGsn-uno allwo Elm isper pet often Gitma
aut9ortiiEt 1T bic otsGnunesa at,uiallseen.
2Sm. g. s1ouns,
Oenrp Seb, ir.
Die OsfcbGfte,
pfreen an, altsh Staapptese fcrtee1sbt tamit
oaB Spth u. eers, bon b.r Staet NlIsntaun.
NIT 5rn g)ouns, unssr htr 5isma SON g,una
uno gsns. in @sisuiAaft e,trtirn f.-Sr. goune
1ut Ssttsn D altsn 5trma. wiin(tht titrmit lets
nslr tn3Id'.n Danf tfm Qublidm aue,uSprfd,n
tdr bic lbtrale Sunel6aft arnrssn, wdbrenb
tartr @:itdfts. 3s,t tuelne cine ianae 3eit oe.
pausrt Tat, uno tUfft taB bic gtmaSurasn ,u
srfrsdfn uuo au bffuepissn. auf Ssiisn Der neuen
6lrra' naBrlbs feri'ibcn 'inrn lttaaltn 3bdt her
SItsniI d:n 9unit gum 1b;il wrrsn fd6t.
S8m. g. 9ouns,
- Scbn s. Gens.
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In tirem fctaen Gtaratter aetatsn wrrefn fol-,
psiGrr DIN geiIau r's TAtlfGms Ia 2lnirrut
nimmt, urO rbttttl I'D &IneI4aft BON e'4a Gne
btn anardnunO @aurttsS.
3as Saus IL bflcn!er5 stngcrittct fiji Saus
ern wrrn IL nod bir Statt fcmmcn. Nl!s rei;
ne On bsIm 6gt1 dnhattrn t0ancn orr,idtr
futl odB iis gutss iIG ana CUTE 5etisn az
baltsn.
Die StGir uaS SAce5 0no bic rfiIi aueac
Detnicasu rsop finea ootId in Alsrtlur, auf
ps6s N5ab bit Bi bbdntler trIplcus
aufmrfiar gerdtt reresu,
&n ruuftitd,r mo srflbrsrer S.aIlfnsGt tat
tte bic Nuflift ilter fie Stille.
SunibuFen taufsn regular pen bslem 9luII
na6 ben Gifsitaba Cegr:s
Noit6 Stbnef.
Jsbruar ~, 1867. nl3Di