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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-27
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Die gSi6enl9aft in Den Ser. Staas
ten bat elnen ihrer beriibmtelten 8er'
treter berIoren onr1 Den 500 0es Yrof.
Babe, Der Dor einigen Sagen in Stem
port, &. s., in Solse elmer @ebirner@
lpeihling eintrat. Der 8eritorbene mar
geboren in 8bilabeIpb:a an 10. Suli
1906 ala elm 9lbf0mmlins Benjamin
SranfIins, oa fem Batter SranflinS eins
3ige Sodter Sarab 9ebeiratbet bate.
GrSo9en auf Der Ser. Staaten 9iilitdr.
@ltabemie gu Belpoint uno nit Den
belteu 9lbgangs5eusni6en ausseitattet,
puroe er lieutenant Der topo9rapbilben
Snqenieure i'm Sabre 1926. Sn Der
Sbat, 10 eremplartld mar iein 8etragen
in gBeitpoiut geiueien, baB er in Den
9an3en 4 Sabren, Die er bort subradte,
aud nidt einmal cine Saoelslnarfe ere
belt. SIM Sabre 1927 purbe er aum
profellor Der Nfatbematit ON Der Uni :
perltat bon Yennlslnania eripdblt uno
nerbIieb in bieier Stellung, bis er Die
oes praiibenten bonn @iraro college err
belt. 8ur3 barauf madte er isbo9
cine &unoreiie our9 berldieoene euro.
pd,l1e 2dnoer, um Die Sike Der Sc
lebriamfeit gu inipiciren, uni ba @is
raro @olle9e bel leiner 0tlffebr nod
ni9t eroffnet mar, 10 CAB er feline Stels
lung ais Brafbent 6efel6en auf unb
lpuroe gum eriten 4rincipal Der 8biIa>
beIpbia 9odiAule ernannt. SIM Sabre
1913 berIieB er aud riele, oa ibm Die
SbsrIeituns Der Ser. Staaten Siiiten.
nernielIung iibertra9en luoroen mar, uno
bebielt oiefes Mint bis gu ielnem Sooe.
Der Muf, mel6en sr in oielem @ire
fun9sfreiie errang, oebnte fid melt iiber
iein gaterlanb aus. Sie praftil9 n
&sluItate, tuel9e Der Sdifffabrt aus
ieinen snersiiaen 8emlbuneen eripud
len, puroer seblbren6 anertannt, unb
ole pertbbOlIen 8eitrdse, pel9e &c CUR
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ipillenldaft lieferte, perl4afften ibm
@eltberiibnthcit oils sriinolider See
lebrter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-27
alIe 3iier Iaufen brett mad 9letp
~ $50 Msilen obne Basenrc::3fsI.

A1S tOV 0teueH U9He ZCuHeHISS-jitl~
Bon anS mad BEN g. sui 1855 nserbea Riiae baes
ben IN aserbiaOnHg nit nen oefI aiaien ME folgt:
Bon Gnntirt nab Salamanca pom tlaicn Depot nadb
5{5a. g.. asiD gOri tasIi9e erpreb pom Salamanca,
fdgltd (aas9eH3ntnIeu Sonntdasl uerbthoet fib IN
9ornsasUias NIT Dem $50 iagii@sn Grpres bon N
SuHale arb iommt in BEN got an nm n. 30
7.SO 3. o. ervresgaott ron 0,mffrt, taoIid tousae.
nOmmai sOnnt6ss) J, bdtt IN Saldnlaaea $40 snS
Ha@t bic @erbinSMns N 0oraeHsp DC ima Corning
NIT benz $50 y. ~. egprebs pOfsus ron HufalS
nns srrsi&t Rem gcrs mn l19r Roraens. j
LID (Seantdss anseeh ommenl !; bdn sa Salds
nausea 9.55 y. ID. nnb eFreid9t Heu. BORT 70 30
nam @o Ssg S ss ss Ss SS
81 rerttuoei. Ga e sEA
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senOmmsI .rreidt geiU Tlert iO.2O 2, N. psrs
Saanns Sssat ss 9s1 s s tt r pSiSs
belpbiu. Baltimore, BaibihetsM anb InSI. Yaiitte.
$50 q. y; Rep,Gpreb absE ADen laas 6Oraeasgils,
Dprt l1hr sRofQerS.G Nerbtnbet In GIntrd mi
Ser Eiaiamsporfl u. Glnifa gHenbaba iiir Sarriss
5srg. 9ssIsespbia, Baltimore, @aibinatOH unb
22O s. 81. aisEtins erpres larss enOmmen sOnatuss)
Adt nnr fur ao!s ans xseiier nae tomMt in TeU
6l5 y. 81. p. .. 4a9t erpreb, tdsI. tsonntass aus.
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A;t5 8aa Ron 9nntist y. errsidbt gssp BORT z. 20
3. ". OF perbtaSet ID GlIHttu bic 8lae mad 6oi .
risbars, PtildbeIPbia, llReises SaSsns.
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SouHtaes) !; erreiett Ben Dort 3A5 p. 9R. Hsrs
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falo UNI 81 ~. W. uerlabt lu6 Rep Dorf um tp6Ii
nbr 30 Ysin. R19m. erretdt.
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peF6en nit tbrem @epdd IN Rem orf fret tberefert.
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No. Der " cit -a9a bssIeitsn ale Ra4tsass
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tnarten berleHen. .Bss si +
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-27
NaibOille unb 9eeatur
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9roBe GentraI- Dur9gdnaia-
g DIN ELLEN . a bn.
3Uei taslide 9ur63ige, tpeIae in Se.
catur birefte gerbinoungen NIT
Der Wempbis unb gbarIefon
Giienbabn fiir aae iiiSs
liden uno iiiotpeits
li1en punfte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-27
Sedfbbilfe mmb Chattanooga
Gtfembabm.
8eits B e6feI.


8eits Us { 6feI.
8pei taeli@e 8ige berIafTen Raf6bile
fur S8aibinston, seiu Sort uno
ale Yuntte i'm Often uno Slbeu.
@enauer Nni9luB ipiro in @bots
nooga Noreens uno Mbenos
fur ale Stdbte i'm Sfen
uno Sdoen eentaHt.
Office bes -SaperintenSenten
R.u. g. uHS r. y. .. Gtienbabn. I
Raibpiue, Tenn., San. "a. 1867.
an un6 mad Souataa, a. Sanuar 1856, uns bis
weitere Rotis, seben Yahagiersige ab ME foIgt:
RafRpfIie nne 9 alta IN oos aiHie.
gerdst Rafbpiue fir darlington. slew gort, vt
Ianta. Maeon, M1ntsomers: aaguftG, SaDannaR,
H.; temmen in Gbottnnooga an nm 400 q. Dr. ulS
200 3. ae.; beise Bnge fteben in Chattanooga In
genauer Berbinoung mt oeren bef CAT Tenn. " Ga.
sssia srS a. n una 7a d. as seT Nag
G"fun bei Siise Der g. 9. u. Ga. urh ". u, " Hge
tOmmeil in AaigOiHe nm $50 4. u. unS $50 p. b.
eIesunte 8aIace SdIaflpasen an allen
9la6t &aflasiersilSen.
= GheIb1uiIIe Mffo N batton.
8er1bt Shelbppile $40 u. W. nnb f&s0 u. R., ers
reidbt 9sofpuiae lilo u ". unh 4.30 g. gR. Ser
last Stat ,pue fir &heI6nuiHe 90 u. %. nnS 500 B.
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9afhuiIIe nns q orbwe5tIi9 ainie.
Grpres 8erIdst RofhriHe 500
3. a.; AHfnnft in Sobnionuiae 800 y. r.. abfabrt
on s5obnionuiue 400 ". 1R.; 4ntunft in glnfbptae
10 90 T. 81.
Sage anf Der q. nuS q. 80. 8. .R. perbinben IN
Sobnisrpile, NIT ben Cairo n6SohnionptIe Boeten
hSsH Gpjen uHs 4RnhIs fn6 fred aHi Steonteri
gel9e IN 8erbin6nns ftehea nit Der y. uue q. V.
Gifenbabn. 80
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CT S4lafsears uiIs GiIen suii4en 8aibriue unS
| gaire. tsff 4Ils,l. 7tss-l-e
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Ti+ets inS gu baben. bel 8. q. Sndfon, eeeeniber
st. GIouS S0teI oser am GbattGneOsa Depot.
2S. -. Snnes, SeuL. Supt.
E.unh q. %. r. 81.
5. So. STORM
@eHsraI Eaf. aseut.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-27

-9reile. Ste v@reat &epabIie",
cine in 8aibinton erldeinenoe @oden|
seitung wuroe Dor einigen Monaten
bel Gelegenbeit Der Contention ebema>
Tiger nnionsioloaten gum 3peG perma >
neuter Srsanilation zines 8er6riibe<
runesbau6es georiinoet. Oie aus Der
Convention berOorseeansene @ameraos
fdaft nabnt ben Namen ,,@reat 9lrmb
of the 8epublic" an unb sabIt iebt
500 900 Mfitslieoer. Oabon lit Die
v9reat 8epublic" bas ofisieIle Organ,
iopie ebenfaas 6as Der tuoblbefannten
uno aud bier uerbreiteten Union 2eague.
Oas 8Iatt lit bortrsffi9 reoi9irt uno
bulbiet Den freiFnnisiten 9rinsipien;
mir ernpfeblen bahel6e oaber aus ins
neriter ueberSeusung nidt bios ben
Witglieeern iener beioen @efeaidaften,
ionoern aud ieoem Sreuuoe progreiis
itilAer Mhtung.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-27

Moore u. g1i9eIs. Stem Dotf; sos. 6. wabb i. 90.
9bila6epIbfn 96ntfnep II Efimbts, 8altimore; Q.
COTTON u Co., Rem 6rleaas ualh Nempbiss 2. y
anniIep u. Co., ct. 2oais; Slbert q. Crane, 81
Sranciseo. 7asE s9ai lxSa % ftbs - 6
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
- eutitbe Mpptbefe!
~ 8b[jianeaYeljs.
d m Wurilpn u. @o'8,

Deutlde Wu ferapotbete.
Werdant's Slod. Baibinston %s1penue.
gtr n5dten a9tunsspul bic Nufmertiamtett %terbeut-
{hen Bureer pom Mtnneapplts unb %llrneesenb aut uniern
Dprratb Ron Webtcinen, DrpBuerten, eben1tl DEN Stpf-
fen unb 8alanterte-9 Daarcn lenten.
Dese1et9ea MAIDEN MIR aufmertiam auf unlere Bran-
bteS unp NbiStep5, Deutlde epcu5nubsSelSpea=Sette
unb frans6Ri1e Yarfimerten.
IS Bslenbere @ufmertiamteit ~ire ber Nnfertisyrns
beutf&er @eeepts %eemiemet uaS TT etn %betabteter 4Pe-
= g8tr tttten frsuuoIt&f um bic beutf4e &unbl4aft
1SaS< Wurilon' u. 81.
446 Nerdant's 8lpd, Wai3tnstpn @penue.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16

-@en. pp~arb bate beute etne Belpre&ure
nit BEN SuRi3eommtttee be- @enates be,telt@
fetuer 0orf&ldae peeen t1nterfibune Der Nott.
h.benttn I'M @iben nnt In 6ulge bapon bert&.
tete @enator Eruuabuu etneu eemeir,nafli1eu
Bei&!u6 bon einent Gomrattee ttu, mad tpel@en,
cine NiQtou Collar. serptui,t sperbtu {oQ. UNI
teu Rritt sfseretdr In ben @taub ~ febsn, Sat-
ruuesmitiel fir bic Turft,eeu IN tenu, Tbeile bee
2anbes au3utautsn. Die Debate barber bauerte
uueefdbr apet Climber, IN BEN uaebrere @ena.
tcren iebr abeenetet .paren. fur tte Ma6reeu 3u
thinner. tpeil lie nt&t Or ben &onartB 9et6re,
f@liebl,@ murbe bteitlbe abtr rbne @pa(tung an
Der @eiBen, pel&e btr 11nterflBune NIT Nab-
ruuQsmttttlu, ebe Tie n6&Re Grnte etnaebraht
fem ,pirbf bsbGrftn, auf 1862 unb bic Ter Dar-
bi8en In glei@er Qage 24,238.
Dice pes
Gfenliden lnterri@ts. - Inter anbern 9uten
@efestn nit beneu BE lebte Gets asbuna uufer
@ta.utenbu& berei@trt. bsRnhet i@ aud taeit-
utee fir Gtnrt&tuns elmer Observation-Disclosures
tut bee SftntIt9en llnterrt&ts.
&tne paupii&wd@e anltrss pHtntlt3en I'm"
terri@tslp1ems tpar bteber tsbenfals ttr Man.
gel an guten 2ebrtru uni, tpeuu IS ut@t 3u leug.
nen ia. ba6, un1 tteieu Man3el 3u btfettteen ,
jeoenfals eine before Befplour9 eer 2e3str Don
Setfen Der etn3elnta SVAl'UMMAnen H~oeotn91
nctbtenbts ma1hs, 70 etbt auf Der anesn Seite
ttf, bob, nSqen et 2ebrer - gut btfelsetu as
tu&tio {tin, mie 4: poQen, an tine osQe gtr-
wsrlbuxe ibrer 2raft 3uua8efen Der 9snaeub rt@t
~ bsuten 1T, uern ni&t an Der @ptbe Der int
ganaen @taate ~3erltreut tpirfenben 8rdtte Elm
ti&tises 5ppt febt, has GAME leitenb, beauf-
i9tteenb unb ibn. bic uStiee Gtnbttt eebenb.
Ditles lou bic bobe unb f9ptertss Aufgabs
fe8 @uhfrinfenbenten fem.
Sn tenn fer @taat GUT 8elultune bielts
geamten tin Ga'dr bon $4,000 ausleet,
bat Ct tafGr eeioret. bab e nt@t len
Grilen Bsaen au3ufeQen trau@t, fonctrn untt1
elmer Msnee Der II@ti8feu, wel&e i& utne
3metftl I'm BIZ ltnV often btwerbtn werbtn. MQss
rsae mir iebt I'M Sntertle tes IFtneli&tn l1nte.'
RIOTS nanl&en, 1T, bab bic @abl obat ionRi8e
Rldl@t auf bic periSnlt&e Situtruua hes Applt~
eon en- unb otne aQe @Snneri&aft hui auf ben
&u@tteaen fdQf-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
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6erxeub,iefe.
@uRru Nidolaus @4miet @ottfr,eo
@anesbsrser g., 4orbua .@otaut 6ran3
5teiutera Atar1 @9wt4tenberg Gritbs.
@olf @.org.
Damenbrtefe.
SaRud MisB s. Rir&tns @rs @urs 2
@ife,t Aueuae. . .
Brtefe Deutf&lanb.
4 @teiuta@ s. Sotann pom 2otau
{ Rareer Sol. Don Dextl@ 2teba9
Mteif;r @hpban BON Granfrtt%
@.einsr Saeob, 2 aus 86bn1en
S&ilt8en @pnrae pom DietI19
Grattner Qouia ppn !3isben l..
@arHte Mueut BON Nahetu.*: -
unrt$tts abrelfirte Brtefr Il:
@eoar Muton IN Mtnnefcta
ulrt@ 2tenbo!3, 9rd&ri@ &rna Minnelota.
~ra, -. s. $. @te~art. goRmetaer.
~ -. 81 s. 9, 2eitner beuti9er @lert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16

@or6en @ttY 9au&,
Ueut1aeS @afz unb Boarbtn9 : @aus,
&de Der 4t:n unb Minnelpta- 5trabe
ct. saul @tuu.
BON 9enry BpdenfeIb.
Die1es {oebrn spn mir erSFnete u. auf's @au-
benfe unb 8equem0e Elm eeri&tete Sat. unt
Boarsin9baus aepabrt 5reu16en tuieRof9dneern
auegeaet@net,s 2c9ts, 9uten Std unb foltbe Be-
bteung lberbaupt. Sd er1pteble eanelbe btfr<
NIT btfeus beut 9eebrten beut'@en Yublitum.
9enry 8odenfelb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16

JET
SperQ @au8 YilltQr6 9QIle.

gDir Grlauben uns btermtt uniern Treunben uxb benz
eeebrten Yublttum I'M MQeentetnen an3u3etsen, BAT wtr
Ste ptensenannte Sale beute er5fnen merben unb laben
Nae AZ: rtat ,atlret9er &betlnabme elm. g. befnben
I'D IN Der Sale 10 neue gbelax9 Btaiarb Glide, unb
III Is tie fetnfe unb bet etneert&tete tint Nprbuefeu.
~ Die Bar II ~Sexfeben init ben befeu
@einen, 2iqueuren unb @i8arren,
unb merten MIR fir freunblt&t Bebtenuns NQer bic uns
NIT ibrem Beiu&e beebrea Serse traeen.
Carl Sttp S 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
sic Gtgarren< unb Tabaf8>
:$anblun8.
BON s. 8rdutta a, n,

.9adjon Strabe 3ptl@en ter, 4. nnb 5ten
It fir ben @ro6. une Rlsiub aubel nit einsu1 BOT.
augli@eu3 Experiment Der ausge3et@netten abee.
lagtrten Gt8arren, fppif NIT &au&.,, Rau.
unp @&uupftabaden, Wfstfeu unb anhern &au&.
uteuften auf's Bette Serieben unb psrtauft u
ben t1eblftilfen 9reiieu. ..> ~. 1881
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-03-16
Tabrplau
SO inre(pta Bailey & 8ab1.

5tnaufeehenb.
gerlaatu Ct. pau1 TO- 5 gorm. 200 gla&m. AIS Ma&.
Wenspta 1925 8prn. Z. 20 Nadm. 4.35 Na1.
I'm inNinneaapplts 1875 Dorm. $50 Na&n. sos Na@.
9eruntertpmmenb.
YerlaHen MtnneaY. $50 @pru.. 100 g1a@n. $40 Rad.
Menbpta 800 Dorm. t.30 @a4m. $40 @a9.
Au in st.. Saul $40 @orna. 80 Na&m. 400 Na4.
Yuf unb @rpreb !3ase.
9tnaufeetene. 5truntertuntmene.n
NerfaGen, 0pr. Nah. DerlaGen Sad. Dor.
al. DauI. $50 3.15 BeIe Ylatue, las 500
Menbpto, 7.O5 3.O4 Brentwppt, 2.27 8:35
Honniltpx. 7,55 AIS Weriam 2.55 8!5S
5tatppee, 8.35 448 SbatoPee, 5.S5 9fo
Ytertan, 900 5!O8 5antrttltpn, ~ 10y
8rentmprb, 9.33 5.3O Ntenpp1a, QUO lU'oo
gsn ya pIoiue' 1910 500 6. paul. $50 40
Gbas. g. @mitb. Supt.
st. Saul, 4. Sanuar, 1867.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-20

AN EDIToR's ACCOMPLISHMENTS -
At late printers festival in Boston the
following capital toast was given: The
Editor. The mau that is expected to
know everything, tell all he knows, and
guess at the rest, to make known his own
good character, to establish the reputa-
ton of his neighbors, aud elect all candi-
dates to office; to blow up everybody,
suit everybody, and reform the world !; to
live for the benefit of others; and leave
the epitaph on his tombstone: Here be
lies at last ! in short, he is locomotive
running on the track of public notoriety;
his lever is his pen his BOILER is filled
with ink, his tender is his scissors; his
driving wheel is public opinion; whenev-
er he explodes it is caused by the non
payment of subscriptions.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-20

The Holy LAND AS 1T APPEARS
NOW. The Chicago journal has a co..
respondent who is strolling through the
Holy Land and Palestine. He is not
particularly impressed with its present
state, whatever its past may have been.
lie says:
81 have not seen a wagon road in Pal
estine. Even the stones and timber for
building the houses of Jerusalem must be
brought into the city upon the backs of
camels and doDkeys; and the roads over
which Abraham, David, Christ and the
Apostles once travelled are but paths
winding over rocks and around the base
of sterile mountains. In fact, this whole
land, said to have been once so beauti-
full, is now but rocky, barren waste
| think | have seen more good land in
one square mile 10 Iowa or Illinois than
in all Palestine.
"Much Of the country is occupied by
the Bedouin Arabs, and for the privil-
eye of visiting the river Jordan and
Dead Sea their Sheik requires 50 so
from each person. For this amount be
sends guard of Arabs with you.
The population of Jerusalem is now
said to be but 1900. The correspond.
ent, upon this fact, moralizes thus:
"While looking at the city as it now
stands, with its narrow streets filled with
dogs, Arabs and filth, it is hard to real
ize that it was once the home of more
than one million human beings, and the
proud metropolis of mighty nation
While looking out of the window at the
Mosque of Omar, where the Turk bears
rule, can but ask myself the question,
is it possible that on that spot stood the
temple of Solomon Is it there that
David held his court? The pages of
history answers, yes. That spot is Mount
Moriah. Upon that ground stood that
Temple whose glory filled the whole
earth"
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-20

A correspondent from indianapolis,
Ind, says "While passing through the
Union Depot few days ago, l was accost-
ed by one.armed man in faded blue.
Fourteen years ago first saw him work
ing at a windlass in the gold diggings of
Australia. He and his three partners hoist
ed by that windlass from a single shaft,
more than 100000. A few months la
ter babe him goodbye, as he sailed from
Melbourne for New York withS200,000.
in bills of exchange in his pocket Inext
saw him wounded rebel soldier, lying
on the battlefield of Antietem. A little
more than year later l saw him as a
Union soldier, lying in hospital in Ten
nessee. To-day he is helpless wanderer,
dependant on public charity for a din
ner."
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-20
GOOD NEWS FROM LEMHI
DIGGINGs VERY EXTENSIVE,

FRIENDS are good in any country, and am
no more opposed to having them than any one
else, but where money is required to buy them.
l amt "on it'-dont want to purchase. Now.
therefore, all those indebted to WORSIIAM &
REYNOLDS will do well to settle their accounts
on or before the first day OF July, next. If they
do not | will sue all think | can make it out Of
and those think cannot, will publish their
names. Come, have waited long enough
Waiting any longer is the "old thing"
WOrsham can be seen at BoOnville, and I can
be found in Silver any day.
VIM. REYNOLDS.
Silver City. June 1867 bows,
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-20

A white coon was recently captured
near Farmville, Virginia. The Lynch
burg Republican pronounces his COON
ship disloyal, and says: "Somebody
ought to reconstruct him, and finally con-
fscation would do him no harm and per-
haps much good. The national life is
imperiled when coons insist on being
whites The most patriotic Congress that
ever sat ought to take that coon under
consideration, and guarantee to him a
Republican form Of government"
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-20

The FUNERAL OF LIBERTY The
Marion (Ohio) Democrat has the follow
ing appropriate introduction to the bill of
Sherman establishing military despo-
tism over ten States of the Union:
Come, let the funeral rites be said,
The funeral dirge be sung,
In honor of the queenliest dead,
That ever died so young"
American liberty; long in helpless de-
cline, is at last dead, and nothing remains
except to consign the body to the tomb.
Send for the Gar Alexander, the ad-
mirer of the Lincoln administration, to
dig the grave.
Send for Bomba, the tyrant of Naples,
that he may throw clods upon the coffin !
Send for Borrowing Hungary, and for
gashed and smitten Poland, that they
may be pall-bearers
And let the States of the Federation,
not yet enthralled by drum. head law,
head the dolorous procession as mourners-
in chief
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-20
Constitutional Amendment
REJECTED!!
WINNEMUCCA DECLARES
A GENERAL AMNESTY,
NEW MINES DISCOVERED ON JORDAN
STREETIiI


GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
JERRY ScHoENFKLp's Store,
Where cheaper goods are sold
Than was ever sold before;
Consisting of varieties too numerous to xans
Call and see Jerry and you will say the 50 N
There you will ind Histories
Of every cline and nation,
Dating from the present time
Back to the beginning of crestisny
Novels from every author,
Paper of every kind,
Gold and Steel pens and pencils,
At Jerry's Store you will find.
Pistols, Guns and Bowie Knives,
If to war you want to 90,
Can be found at Jerrys,
The cheapest place We knew.
Gold and Silver Watches,
And Jewelry of brilliant shosn,
In magnificent profusion, can
At Jerry's Store be seen.
Besides Cigars and Tobacco,
For all lovers of the weed,
Which in excellence Of Quality,
Old Virginia can't exceed.
The most beautiful framed pistxrss,
For the Parlor or Saloon,
Can be purchased very oheaply
By applying very soon.
Pipes and patent Medicines,
Are always kept on hand;
And perfumery of sweetest fragrance,
0fany in the land.
Table and pocket cutlery,
And variety Of toys
Imported here expressly,
For the little Girls and Boys.
In short, you can get anything,
Big little, coarse or limo,
And Jerry will sell cheaper
Than any in his line.
Now we advise you fellow citizens,
When you shopping go,
Don't forget to call at Jerry Schoenfeld'k
On Jordan Street below.
Jan. IL 1867, lotf
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-20

By using this article Ladies and Gentlemen
can beautify themselves a thousand fold. IT is
the only article in the world that will curl straight
hair, and at the same time give it beautiful,
gs.ossy appearance. The Crisper Coma not only
eurls the hair, but invgorates, beauties and
cleanses it; ia highly and delightfully."- perfumed,
and is the most complete article of the kind ever
offered to the American public. The Crisper Co.
ma will be sent to any address, sealed and post
paid for 81.
Address all orders to
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
Ns.a Ws4t Fsyssts Street, srRLcpss. y.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-06-20

cRIsPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair of either Sex into
Wnvy and Glossy Ringlets or Heavy
MASSIVE CURLS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-03
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

New Yonk, February 2.-Gold 36a. Ex-
chanSe--siXty days So; sight %.
r: M.-Cotton &c. lower and quiet
m'ddlinS 334; sales $50 bales. Flour rather
more st.ady-Statc S9.10ll11 GO. Wheat
quiet. Corn active, and 1c better. Whis-
key duh. Pork firmer, closing at $40 g for
Western, and s19.50@l9.75 for old mess.
Beef steady. Lard unchanged Naval
stores quiet. Coffee and sugar steady.
Corn receipts light-primc White 81 OF:
yellow 9o. Provisions Unchanged
MOBILE, February 2.-Salcs to-day of
$50 bales middling, 30c.
LIVERPOOL, February Evening
ton closed dull, with sales Of 1000 bales:
middling uplands 14}d: Orleans l5!d.
Breadstufs dull and easier Corn de-
clined-40s. M4Os. Cd Beef advanced half
crown. Manchester trade flat and prices
lower.
LIVERPOOL, February -Noon.-Cotton
market, to-day, opens dull and inactive,
but quotations unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, February 2-Evening.-Cot-
ton market closed dull and inactive; sales
5000 bales; prices tirm-middiing uplands
1871. Breadstuffs quiet. Corn dcclined--
i0s. for mixed Western American. Proyi-
sions quiet. Spirits turpentine 37s. Cd.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-03
Cable Dispatches

PARIS, February 1.-The Imperial TROOPS
camp this year at Paris, instead of Cha
Ions.
ATHESs, February lit is impossible
Tor the Government to restrain the depart
ure OF volunteers for Cretc-1, 800 have
MADnlD, February loo suspected
reyolutionists have been arrested.
LONDON, February 1.-The Queens
speech will certainly recommend reform
measures.
1t is rumored that Mr.. laird himself
proposes to pay the Alabama claims.
Garlbaldi has written letter discourage
ing the rising at Rome
Rassia protests against the gathering of
the Poles in Galicia.