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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

+ SANITARY PoL1cE.-The Mayor, as Pres
ident of the Board of Health, has made the
following appointment of Sanitary po-
lice:
For the First District-being that por-
ton of the city north of the center of Gay
street-Walter M. Clancy.
For the Second District-that portion
south of the center of Gay and north of the
center of Friend street-John Brown.
For the Third District-that portion
south of the center Of Friend street-Jonas
Pletsch.
BY Monday next these gentlemen will bt
uniformed as the law requires, though they
are on duty now. We are glad ths
Mayor has selected such thorough-going
pains-taking men to discharge the delicate
and difficult position of Sanitary police.
\men. sshs oae ,s-s.a essen 7li3ai1{
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

GREAT AUCTION SALE OF READY-MADE
CLOTHING AND GENTS furnishing GOODS.
cost, Dress Coats, Business Coats, Pants,
Vests, Hats and Caps, Valises, &c. Also, a
lot of Watches and Jewelry, Pocket Books
and notions too numerous to mention, at
No. 237 South High street, opposite the
Merchants Hotel. .E.4
Sales every evening until the entire
stock is disposed of.
Store fixtures can be bought, and room
rented, by applying at the premises.
~----Z V. K. GLAzIER,
~ doodo-x A,o,;o,oar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

"A ,F1sHT.-On Tuesday morning, Peter
Griddle and MARTIN Wall got into fight
on Scioto street.. Wall wound the thing
up'bY biting Griddle on the cheek. "A war
rant was issued for Wallis arrest. a55e]
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

AUCTION SALE of Roses, Verbenas and
hGeraniums continued this morning, at II
O'Clock, on the corner of State and High
streets.
d1tx w. R. KENT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

SORRY TO HEAR live regret exceed
ingly to hear of the death of the horse
"Jsck Brough," owned by John Stockton,
ESQ., Jack Brough's performances gave
him first place among the fast horses of
thisregion. Mr.. Stockton had repeatedly
refused large price for his horse. The an
imal,W attacked with paralysis, and died
in a very few moments. He was insured
for $500 in the Hartford Live Stock Insur-
ance Company. ~" w.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

+ AKINs 6 STUART, No. 2OS South High
street, have just received large lot of Ice
Chests, Refrigerators, Ice Cream Freezers,
Water Coolers, &c. may22 DIT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

A CARD.-AlIow me, through the col
umns of the STATESMAN, to return my
thanks to the Hartford Live Stock Insur-
ance Company OF Hartford, Conn., for the
prompt manner in which they paid me the
amount of insurance, $400, 1 had on my
horse, "Jack Brough," which died a few
days since. There was no delay in the set
Element. So soon as the agent here. George
O'Harra, was notified of the death of the
horse, he at once settled the claim. j can
heartily recommend this company to all
stock owners as one of the safest and most
reliable of all the live stock insurance COM
panies of the day. Mr.. O'Harra is one OF
the most gentlemanly and agreeable men
to do business with in the city.
JOHN STOCKTON.
COLUMBUS. Nav 23 1867.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23
Jeffnaxis.

MONTREAL, May 22.-It is said that jeff
Davis. who is here, has purchased the
McGiverin estate, at st. GATHERINGS, for 4
summer residence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

Orders left at j. Harris & Co.'s Store, Nc
SO North High street, will be attended to
by E. CoRNELIsoN.
Oct27-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

FRED. UHLMANN, Bookseller and Station
er, No. 231 South High street, between Rich
and Friend, Columbus, Ohio, has always on
hand Books, Periodicals and Pictorial
Newspapers of the latest dates. Also
Wall Papers and Borders of the most ap-
proved patterns; Pictures, Picture Frames,
Window Shades, Stationery, etc. Call and
see. may20-eod1m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

ss FtsEp.-Lizzie, Dening, on yesterday,
was fined $40 and costs by the Mayor for
keeping 1 house OF, prostitution, which she
paid. 80 iiisie iia IS qe'e '.'' ''''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

Nor A BIT OF Ir.-We are not so shiftless
as to need shirt gknash nor can you
arouse our choier by alluding to our collar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

INTowN.-J. 9. Goodhues agent of the
celebrated Peak Family Of Swiss Bell
Ringers was at the Goodaie House: yestet-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23
RianO TIMING

A. HENNEBo.-Saloon, No. 13 West Broad
street, open day and night. apr27-tf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

Dayton has issued the following proclama-
tior :nasis5si) - s'la -sf:i aE
go. 1 hereby issue my procla-
nation to the inhabitants of the city OF
Dayton, warning them that it is unlawful
for any person owning, or having control
of or harboring any dog, or animal of the
dog kind, to run at large for the term OF
sixty days from the publication of this pro-
clamation,- without being properly muz'
zled,ia~ --s5 .as.a ~.
IF the owners of dogs in Dayton dom
go muzzlel after that there's no use il
Dayton dogs having owners. When we
were last In that city we thought severa
of the Inhabitants looked as though the!
needed ft,LsLiR.- a - h \
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

Go: to No. 2OS South High street, and see
Forbes & McBeth's New Patent Challenge
Refrigerators. Something new.
L mav22 dot rsras-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCONVENIENCE
of Urine Irritation, infammatiOn. liberation of
Glands stone in the bladder calculus gravel brick
dust deposits and all diseases Of the bladder kid
news and dropsical swellings, =.
lSl-L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

How SooTHING.-How sublimely beau
tiful are the sweet strains of melody, as
they come borne to US upon the wings of
evening; how it fills the heart with glad
ness! Yet, midst all this joy and happi-
ness, how it mars our pleasure to see our
neighbors or companions suffering from
the ravages of violent cough or an obsti-
nate cold. The soothing, quieting proper
ties of Goes Cough Balsam allay all the ir-
ritations, and will speedily cure the most
obstinate cases ofcroup, cough, sore throat,
and influenza. Take it freely.
may22-d&W1w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

WHERE Is THE METROPOLITAN POLICE !?
Yesterday morning, just after officer Skill
len had retired to rest on coming off duty,
some low-lived rascal, not having the fear
of the law before his eyes, stole Mr.. Skill
lens coat from the kitchen where he had it
hanging. There was in the coat pocket a
memorandum book, which he would be
obliged to the thief if he would return it,
Rushing round in an excited manner, we
demand to know where is the Metropolitan
Police? Does not an outrage like this call
for dose of Metropolitan Police? Are the
persons and property of our police officers
sacred Then give us lot of Metropoli-
ticians, whose coats would be stolen before
they got home, and they would be saved the
trouble of pulling them off. Nothing but
Metropolitan Police will quiet our nerves.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

WE have good stock of White Marble
and Marbleized Slate Mantels and Crates.
,... AKINs & STUART,
may22d2 No. 2OS South High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

PoL1eE CoURT.r- Thomaso Keeper was
found on the streets drunk and disorderlY,
and was arrested. He was fined 50. 'sd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23
PhiladeIphia Cattle Market-M

BEEF CATTLE-The market is dull. unsettled
mon to extra. = :. q. -
l. SHEEP-Are dull and lower. Sales Of 8. 600 head
HOGS%Are in fair demand at le91lc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

AN Ohio editor has re-
Gently had q new shirt
collar presented HIM. and
he is now waiting for
some one to give him 4
shIrt.-&dtes1sGH, April
1871. -la a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23
Young Miss Mary
miscellaneous.
Yoler ] z
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Wednesday, Nay %, 1867.
GOODALE HOUSE. -. y

Wednesday, Nay %, 1867. z
GooDALE HOUSE. --'-'
L G relano and lady. Chi,licothe. o; Alex Thorn
ton, Chicago; ID Harrisan. do; Jno ) Moody, Day
Carlisle dor satgS5S SoTTd9c
Daight, DO; Ge3rgs w Hicks. Baltim orei Il Fax
Greveport; Miss Mason. do; J A jackson. Day on;
8 p Davis. De aware, Horr. :" ellington; Jno
mer, Springfeld; j H Carpenter, JanesYille. Wis;
F l. Frank. q 1 g K R; . H Sanderson, Union
City; q Goodhue. Agent for Peak Family.
E UNITED STATES HOTEL. Es.
Martin Hill, Lancaster, Ohio Dennio Clark and
iSaF Sh9 Ss ss39? s5S
e1S JONES PoEsSsS
ty. Ohio; Harris, Pickerington. Ohio; A + Wise
G'Si Ge Mott. baltimore, Md tG% Naples. E New
York city, E Hawley, PhiladeIPhia. Penn; james
Ohio; Fred Wheeidon. City William Handy. Yves.
GalG oSSS ef BostSn S
setts: John Stimmel. Franklin townships; JAS Lind;
sap. Franklin county. Ohi0; Elias BeerSi eity W
Ohio. WV - - ' '' -" - -
NEIL HOUSE.
s Isaacs, New York; W L Patterson Columbus
VI RSGeFS 6Gya NN NEW fSEs NIX yorS Sfa%aft MN Nm
Kee Pittsbursh, Penn; j W Wiley and wife, Gin.
cinnati. o: James Cover. CinciRnati; John Eng
lish. GAINESVILLE, .; VIM N Vary, Rochester, n Y
Vt; Rush Field, PniIadelphia Morris Kahn, New
York; Thomas d Loyett, Cincinnati, o; K Hus
Charles Darrell Baltimore, Md; John Napier.
Mrs Lanson Reed London Ed Psrrott. Dayton. Q
Augustus Jacobs, New York; i b Loud, PhiIadel
phia MIR Dodge, New York: Geo 81 Dill, st Louis
Mo; Wm Frampton, New York; Parrott. Day
ton, o; Will w Lowe and wife, Mason, U; Martil
Craine and daughter, Portsmouth, o; TR Mackey
Portsmouth, d.; E A Platt Philadeiphia: A Arnn
son. New York; Harry Lauferty. Philadelphia; Tho
H Taylor, New York; s Ray We'll, Philadelphia; |
NJ Nc Lean, Cleveland; Joseph Hess, Philadelphia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

5000D " u E2JUOH W9N
Evans Kate Ewing Kate Eals Fred WOO
Elliott John 81 Espy VIM
Fuller AnsS1s FsSsr Esitar FORSYTH
Fassett j 3 Flanagan Flasel Saml
,--.z.z ss--'p rs8FG EFTSoH FeI
Grifith Ebenr Granger Geo Gee JasW
Gray Martha Coin Maria Green W NJ
Garner Sinthy ~ s-.-t-rl.fr III -fqer 5g4v
Hershey Mrs Anna = mss Hahn Cha Ghas am Am
Hagner Ohas Hagner Chas Hank CaptC Bee
Hogan Edward Howard MrsG M Hamilton Geofsj
Hurt Geo Hqtchison Mar Harris Mrs ME
Hahn Miss S Hawkssw Hobbs Mrs Sue
Hot Col 4 T. J Hents VIM Haunting VIM
James Miss A Jennings Chas Johnston Dan
Johnson H W Jaw Jacob jackson Mrs
Johnson johnson Mrs 5 Jones JeromeJ
Jones Jerane Jones Jas ia JonesMsskate(2
Jones David Jones Jeraal
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Kelley MissEllen K Ksnner F Knox Geo R
Kent Harmon Knap Mrs L
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Lqnceford Miss Laeb Fred Lawson Mrs c
Ella Logan Jas Larison Jno w
Lunn MISS MaryCLane T Laws Thos d CD
Miller Mrs NJ II Mackey Chas Manly Mrs Ellen
Moore NJ Miller Freeman Metoer franklin
Melur Moratt Geo Montgomery Geo
Marcy s Marling John b Martell Jos
Moore John Melehy John Mears John ,
Martin Mrs Il Mapson M Morris Mrs NJ T.
Martin Miss ROD Msnifo dSamuel Monier Sol
Morton L Murnam Thos
McknealMissA3 McKeon Chas NJ McGowan Ed NJ
Ne Ne E EaEa r I'd Henry McCrary James McGary james
MoMenn saml ii Mclaughlin Miss SsSn0n'ia Sue MISS
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Hopper
OgdenMissCarra o O'Sullivand Miss Kate -s9
PfGP Chs PEssSR Eos
Peters Jos . Pond Nancy Postle %
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Riley Mr. Riker Reed Chas " s-
Rape Chas Rooms Chas 8 Robinson Miss C
Robinson Miss Rowland Miss kohne Geo
Kendall Mrs II Reed Jacob Riekey James
ksg ks5' VIM z RSEEsr EHs5 1SRP " A Robinson ST
Shannon P Suffert A "a Shoop A -arz-.
Spencer MssAA searer Alex h Sharp MrsC
ssS%p Ms Wv Cd
Starrett H Sampson Shed James
Sonders John b Sohier John Sullivand MrsMP
Sherpts Mrs NJ Scott Miss NJ Sullivant ID
Seager Mrs r W Scott Miss SarahStarr Mrs s.
Shamp W FL Shields W j Suider VIM
Smith Kate Smith David z Smith ID
Smith Smith b Smith MissEllen
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Upton Mrs iona Thomas MissME Tufts NJ
Thompson Malin' n'aTomas Stanley Turner Rev VIM
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Uhy George d RES 5r'
vanloon MrsArn vObarger CA @
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Williamson A W Wagrah IN A Wilson
Walker Clement Wilson Mics Wager Francis
Wallis George West Henry Werner H
WagonselerJ Williams ohm w ashi gtonJ w
Wilson John Weshington Jno Wright Lewis A
Wolf Mrs l. NJ Wright MaryJ Wilcnby Mary A
Walters Mrs NJ Ward OF Walter Mrs ) w
Weed Thomas Wallace VIM Walter VIM
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

WHERE GKNAsH GETS HIS WIT.-That
gknash of the Journal is a +" funny boy"
we admit. He couldn't well be anything
else. He reads THE STATESMAN. How do
we know? Just look here: faa der9-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23
14-deod2w

GREAT SALE OF FURNITURE at the Amer
lean Hotel, on Saturday, May 25th, COM
mencing at O'Clock, large assortment OF
furniture. This will be the closing out sale
and great bargains may be had. So come
along everybody and get bargains, as every
thing will be sold without reserve. Terms
cash. 1--,- -as- .. V. r. GLAzIER,
may22-4tdWlt Auctioneer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

SPIvINs has been pre-
sented with a collar. he
is now waiting for some
one to give him q shirt
Journal of yesterday.
gVo- r..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23
Local News 8.

!. MErzoRoIoaIcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by W. y. Savage, Jeweler, 50
Sonth High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

Doc LAW IN DAYToN.-The Mayor of
Dayton has issued the following proclama-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

COLUMBUS, May %, 1867.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-23

Sun Rises. % Sun sets....-...7 II
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Observation-Disclosures


Superio rid tie - 9pn. Rtdter
Martin.
9enrY 8. unb SObn B. Garrett eeeen bic
0sltsrn Bant BON Baltimore. llrt6eil ~
@uufen Der 8ldgsr far $474.15.
Qnberaurtt bon 524-548.
Ser. st. 8e;trts @ert@t.--6cn.
&tGtsr @ttes.
GbUmas 81. &ta gseen General Sc9n 6.
Wcci. @ntra0 ouf $4,000 SGapsnerfab
tUssen Ssr4aftuna, @efangen9altun9 u. ISM
Yrp3B. ga
DAVID q. @oOOparb sesem 6. 80. 9aYlur.
Die SnjuncttCa, pel&e friber esgsn ben 8e,
fla9tea e~rlalIsn mar, rur6e p~erlGnesrt.'
8aifen9ert6t.- Son. MiGter Qu
epnn, Supple unb 9ofuian.
9iarp 6. Sttpe3 wnrOe 5ar gpminittato
rim bts Na@laHea pon Nibarb Us. Stipss Ct,
nannt. asa
Glt1a 8aftr truree nit 9erraltuna Ger
5intsrIaienl6aft Don Sp6n Batter bstraut.
Common 0eri@t.-Nt6ter
Sing. q
SuliuS Batsrman u. u. sssen @. 9asisr.
6Of. llrtbetl sssen Bsttaeten.
@brabam Sppsnbetmsr gessn Gonrab Sci,
ter. llrtbsil flr 3ld9er.
Inberaumt fir beute Nr. 340-355.
Stabttf3eS8 seri d t.
NiGter N!eranosr.
Yrisciaa Ring seasn G6as. 6. Sing. Sn
Oisi'm 6au trnrpe ein @bslAetouusspstrst er'
IalIen.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
oie greifs Der fan,mtli6en 9narsbieu,eu, aus psr6sn

Die Rreiie Der idu,mtIi6en 9ugretieu;eu, aus tDet9en
tie @teticiH befeFt, fub 5eceuteuo ~sefiegeH uRS tens
Hpb 1T Ser Erei5 Beg Rain SiQer" nar rsuis erbSt
Iprrten. Gs lit ri9t rafriGei1I;G, tas Gle Grpu=
Ioritat Sca Sapia Eain SiIsr in irsenb elmer Gsiie abs
niuimt prer tas bic gia6frage i8 ~irsenbpie t~srrinsert
his Elm aneerss Ntittel entbedt lit, Tin BEN G&mer3 Su
tiIseu uab Gle oeritieNenen eeirea gu teilsu, fir peI6e
Ter Rain ataer eetrGu6t mirt, las Inn an Site mid
na6iteft 49, unr baS lit iebr unpaFri6euIi6. @s Slit
tel 9egen l1nterleibsIeibeu, ME 9fubr, Oiarrfpe, 1T ser
8ain aiGer uniibertrOffen uno iberal( nit 0tett ietr be-
sebrt. Gin, apei pber frei 2bselEffel bpa in eiuem
@einslas ppa 0ll4 Eab @aier nit etpaS 3uter se=
ncnIsten 6abeu irie mir miiieu, Sitter bic ernitli&sn Se-
i&peroen tieier art 9ebeiIt. Nlou iclte nuspeife6oit
ocrii&ti9 ~berfaEren, I'M gentle Grabe bon Diarr6pe
ni6t ST pl6tIid auFGSren gu ma@en; aber CUR re6tep
5eit senrmuteu, Tirb Der Pain aiHer mie elm 3aufer
ptrfen uub Bitter 9eileu, no ui6tS anbere8 bift. (9rF
bieenee ISpertiier,)
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
0enefe Na6rt9teu.
Neneres aus Gmropa.
(9er Sabsl.)
Die benti4e Contribution osfuitiu ar>
gC1nmmen.

8erltn, II. aprtl. - Die @attOnal.
@Onlittutioa+ fIr NOrooeutI6laub relde fell
lan9srer 3ett i'm &ei@stae 6erat6en tpurSe,
TT enolt6 o%n9euOmmen tUOrcen. Die pUl.
ntl@en Nftt9lisoer prcteftrteu eeeen bic
9dnpIun9 bes 9arlaments uno ais oas ain.
ft8e 8elultat befannt ser,aGt purSe, refa,
ntrten ls ldmmtli8.
Serta9Hn9 bes beuti@en Var.
l~amentS.
Berlin, II. Nprtl. - Oas NarlamenI
Ssrta9te f4 teute @6enb.
S@tffsna8rtGteu.
SOUTH a ITO II, II. Npril. - Der
Oampfer Saronta, Capt, 6aaf, fam seferr
Q6enp bier an.
SUntb a NJ ptU n, II. Npri(. - Ser
nOroreatIae 9lpYOcampfsr Stem glprt, Capt
@rnf, Der am 4. b. 81. BON Stem gJort obfubr,
fam geltern Bier an uab fubr mad Bremen,
naaSsm er Die 9Of un0 9aHa3tsre fur Con-
Don 9elan6et bate.
Stuan3ieQes.
Q0nbUn, II. gprtl. -@UnfoIs 81. Ser.
ct. 5,2Oer ex div. III in 6rantfurt 768.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
0itcrnriiMeS,

E- 6 ali Ornteu. l1eber beIen BE.
sSltsrune nnb eeleli6aftlidsn 3uRGncs &C."
pom &arl Stuff. DieIes Msrt tumint pobl
ssraoe CUR redtsn s3sit iber tein 9ano tn ber
Wslt III Sielei6t msbr seluaen ipproen ale
ibsr bic Staaten am ftiQsn Nleer. Wer biz
Qi6tIettsn iAilperte, lbsririeb, mno wer bts
SAattenieiten matte, oerftel erR rett ms gr,
treme. DrS9alb tbut sS einem tpirtli& tpobl
einmel Elm Crpentlides Bud ubsr sinen 9anb.
fri6 au lelsn, ubsr wslGen bic Nnli&ten nod
10 Serpprrsn urb Serlhieben fhnb uno weIber
bc1 cine 10 srpBe 3usunft bat. Die Sbiloe.
runssn fnO tsi alsr @riinpli6teit Der Ratt.
filden Ansabsn ansistenS; Der gerfaGe,
tsnnt Qano unb 2sute unc piro burA fetr
Nsrt iowObI far bic 9aciftaaaten tpie aud
fir Die fesensret& i~pirten, wslGe bur1 ba1
2elen b%sIelben lia ertiGltsBsn, tas 0olblant
ST ibrer 6stmatb su MAIDEN. 3u beitsber
Don Der 8erlass bancluns ron 6. Ststger
II gicrb WiGiams Str, Nep gort, tpie ourd
ale loltosn BaGbauOlunssn Der Ser. Staa
ten.
lEF 8cs 9rn. Steieer linb unS ferner Ell
ni9e In fetneIn Serlag erfnieaene SnuIblne,
,~usesaneen, pte !. 9. 8sfsIt's erltss Qe(e u
eetrbuG, welGsS bereits fetre %. MufIaee CT
lebt Sat. Ssrner elm turseefuBtss 9sbrbut
oe3 He9nen6 fir benti9e S4uleu Dcn 8efel
nnb elm mad Ntn's RstbOse bear6ettetsl
+aebrbua Der beutl4en SpraGe fur bic amert
'taniiGe Suseno. 9ie Bidder linb ldmmtIid
gut au68sitattet uno cauerbaft ~9ebunpen,
EE r@lailtf&e MOnelten site,
Inter btelem Gttsl 1T uns bot
s. SO. Sbpmas & Sobn in Y9ilaprlpbia elm
bilfise GuSsabe BON Nuerba4'S DOrfselhi1
ten ~3usssansen, 'relHsr IN monatlt4sn 9tefe
rnngsn Spinbler's, SanOer @elOe's unb &sl(
tabs 8omane fOlsen (cQen. SsOe 9ielerunf
lit an 400 Seitsn fart II. Tam 3u benz btaiser
@reis BON 80 Gents be3Ossn tperben. 81,
gerleger bieier 0ussabe tpereen nit sebSrtse,
%llntertdbuns bes @ubIitums sieI paSu beitra'
gen. bic rlaifi&e beutl6s &Umane unb go,
selenIteratur popular gu mu6en unp belOn
bers pirS benz beutlGen 9sler bisle billigI
aussabs BON Auerba4's 9orfseiHtGtsn (pen
8slten mao Bic isbt in ctser BranHe seleits
wuroe) Iebr erwinIAt fommen.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
lreberfhnemmnna inn vnea,n.

@6tcasu, II. Qprtl. Cine epsSiuI.
bspside aus Des MOtnss, Soma, melost, cas
Der Des MoineS Glub raid nnlAptat uni
beOeutenoeu SGaben tbut. Gin GROCER Sbeil
Der @tnbt ltebt I'M @aler. Die Bride an
Der court apenur trur6e bents WCrssn fort.
9srtlsn; eS ~befunben li9 9erabe 3pet MGn.
ner -Guf beriel6sn. sc wiro beriHtrt, BAT
cine 9rOBe @ni&wrauns bss Sluifss fern i'm
glOroen our4 ben 9el4mol3enen SGnes per,
l'rla@t tpurOe, Die ieoO4 otelen puntt nod
gar niat srreidt Sat.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
0on @an Nraneisep.

Gan Sraueisco, 10. 9tprit. Daa
brtttIhe 6rte90i6if Sparrow 6apf fam bon
Vtctcrt1 6ierber uno braAte BON 8riti|A=Gus
lumbia bts Na4rt&t, baB Die GOlOminsn iiG
als ereietie erUtelen botsu unp Don ben Mii.
neuren nit Grfcls betltsbrn meroen.
Sin EFle9raTm son @ortIanb 1T Orapn
tinSt9t an, eab in 40 Greet reiGe unb aus.
9eoebnte Mttnen entoedt mcrbsn IEnb, rnD In
8OIse bsfsn in hCrttesr g'eld6ftspelt eru6e
Nufresuns berrldt. 9ie @Vlb8rd6er maiden
bort $l2 Bis $18 per Sag. Die Nttnen linb
Iei@t 5usGnsli@.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Mus Girainia.

rid NIB, 3d., II. NpriI. Die re,
publtiantlGe Transformation frat 6eute
Wltttag Bier 3nianmen. Inter ben 21O Dr..
legation rparen nur so @eBe. NsununDbters
GIG Counties rparen brett Sertreten. o4ss5
SO6n 6awtburt wurbe gum 9rdfbenteu
ertp19It; inter ben 10 8iceprdi fDentrn traren
brei 6ar6ige. 0u9 inter ben SetretGren be.
fanoen T9 prei Neeer. 81
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
@on Nafhpiue.

0af6gtlle, Senn., 16. april. 9ie
cuniersatipe t1niUns. Staataeonpenttun fam
ht,tte I'M Capitol 5uiammsn. 9err @ltI6a
Balter trurOe gum prdfpsnten ernG9lt. Cine
grUbe Qu3abl Deiesatsn linp anprient, Die 3
8tert9eile Der Counties bss Staotes resr6Ien.
ttren. Sine Nnsabt furbiger Deleaatea Ia
ebenfnus erlGisnen. GS tpuroe etne cDnlerSa.
tire Ilattform -nnaenpmmen une. GmerIpu
@tberiose ais @ouperntur8 s@anbtpat aufae.
Re[lt. i
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Observation-Disclosures

SIN er0e 3wete pallirten 8efAIulIe:
Der Union prOtetantilden SnirmarY $500 3u
bsrwiaisen uno stne @aslampe an Der 9ars
forb Moenue 3u erri1ten.
4uBercem purre niGtS BON 8sSsutans er-
lebtst.
SIN 3wetten 3wetg puroe bie Steu.
ercrbtnan3 mad tur3sr Debate ansenpm.
men.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
8. Gmttb,
Sabritant uno 6dnb[er in
9tiefeI unN 2mmhcu

GWGdeSrn 8 arette nnb z nj ctr. uni
Sc. 1913 . f Baltimore ctr.
Der rutersei&uete, banf5ar fHr lrH5eren 3uIpru&, er,
areift bic @eIesenbeit, feline 6reunbe unb bos Bublituu
i'm snsemeiuen 3u benoGri9tiSeu, bas er in cbenseuanu.
ten gei&Gftslosaleu fets eiaen sro5en BOrratb Der better
unb mcbernfeu, iopie AUD orbindre S&ube uub Stiefel
fir Serren, Dauleu uub 3inber auf Eager bdIt uub bic.
Iel6en biniger aIs te ~teriauft.
GGe nel@e S9abe 0ber gtisfel gut uub trOPlfeil eiu3a'
taufen wtniGsu, icnteu beSbalb BEL mir Scripre&eu Unit
meineu EOrratb anie5en unb priifeu, sbe fe anbcrsrc eth.
toufen. g. Gmitb,
SO. 81 Df Eabette, Ode bon temple Str., nut
2ebsSmtl Sp. 163 Of Baltimore Ctr.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Ssmnubriid,e ON untersn sei,,,f,,..,.

Nsp Orleans, II, gpril. Nads
riAssn meIoen, eos Die O6mme Bel 0aterlco
unN an dnbereu @unFtsn ii Der evGsten @es
Eabr i6Deben. SIN 6oIse 0eS 0elpmaneeIs
fnosa FA feinf It6etter gum @nstefern Der
bel1aot9ten DGmme. Sn bcn ron Der Slut6
9stmssiu&ten 9tRriften 9c%uiTana's berr1at
sru6e NOtb.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Die mahI in Ghicnnn.

@ttcusO, Is. Npril. Die beutiss
@abl stns ru9ts bon Staten. gad9 ben
Beri4ten ron IL DarOs erbislten bic Nepu,
6litanern bis iebt, IL ubr giaGts, etue sra.
jcritdt bon 1884 Sttmmen. Sic 8eri6ts
BON ben nnbern 8ar6s fper0en Die MaiUrttdt
5Otauaf9tltA uIf 1884 ou1Gpeaen, SIN
StaStratbe psrOen 20 8epubliIaner unO Z
9enotratsn liben.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
Ginauri fIner Ganalb Ig,.

&O@efer, 16. Qpril. Gfitern fairste
etne Bride ii6er ben @rieeGanal III Snap
pisqe, II @ieilen 5itttt6 BON BIER, Gin, ais az.
rape 6r. SUspprtb sgn psrrtntun nit einsut
6ubrptrf barber fubr. 5srr 8psrurtb
nurOe esfdtrli& uno Istu fIeiusr Gobu t5ots
Iih prr!sBt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-18
@1ruuno,

Va 9eHtanb eireu 9eutiGen G0u6tasat f~a6ri3rt, benz
meiuen SbnIiG nerpadt nnb ben Tanien zines felt Il Sab
rem berftorseren 8ermantteu (6. 8. 8if6pff bon mir
~Se6raubt, tpeI5 Iesterer Iopo6l ME i'd tie Eo6af8fabtifaz
ton Bel m@inem tel. 8ater eriernte. 70 made i9 Ssbers
mann, Der tsu G6ten 8iiGDff's Ea6ar Serlanst, barauf
aufuerfiau, bas jebes Yaiet meines Gabofs nit elmer
@arnuuS unb metusr Iautsnsz1nterfGrift berIsbeu if.
9. s. @tf9pff,
16ap3mt lat ct @barles Ctr.