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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07
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pom Delaware na6 WariUn, o.. fhtrt, nrb ieds Usetlen ron
Delaware. 9ieie iebr quite 5arm rirb am
Breitas, 1. Mdrs 1867, um 10 ubr @crmittass,
NIT allen gdereeratben unb benz idmmtli6en tarauf beTnb
liden Giebianf, an Srt une STEELE in Srpp SOmnibtp auf
STentlider anctipn perfauft Seiaote Barn bat cine ange
uebme Page in elmer suten gfadbarfhaft. nnb bequen'en Su'
oaua gum 9parft. unp entbdlt 70 gutes @detlane ale nhr i'm
staat su fnten Ser Stebitant auf befa9ter Earm 1T pom
Der befsn art uub sutcm 9lut. nne bsftsbt snm She'll aus
50 stid Iintoieb, 8 Gferten, 800 Stid Sdafen unp 80
Grid Shpeinen.
gub bsfnret ii6 Elm junser S~bf8artsn BON 15O ~peteselten
Sba6Gumen auf Der 5arrn.
Ger gerfauf frbet fiber ifatt, unS man Ser8efe Die Ssti
unb BEN IT nitt.
Sepsrlnann Fam crspinidte ndbere ausfunft hber beiastes
siasntbum erlanaen, penn er if6 brisfth oper p~eriGnli6 an
Srn 8. 5. 8pppletpn in Selapars, Sslapare Co., SPtp,
peneet.
5. @bite.
Sanuar 81. '67. binary
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bpputbsfariiS esR@srt auf ~liessubss Gissntbam.
2. gDettere 8srantprrtli4fett Der StCds
bclcSrs S|VV,VOo
si. p.utias gefsuI5aft, sesranSet ssbraar S. 1853 xHs
aatprifrt par@ bas Ssiss bss Staatss ObtO = ssrHSsrt &C..
gen @erlut prrt Sener:
Gjebdube Naaren uub periOultaes Gigentbuz,
TN staats. Sbp.
Ole fmsi.aen gsrHSsrnnssa 9eStasuneen Rnb ben geF4e.
rungs ~=ttrfnnben, psh6s in bsuti5er ab sasliSer &pra@t
a~ussefsrttat nereen, ~bet8sSrndt.
9~ireftoren Der geieli6aft:
Or. Sim. Mspsr, 5sinrtd 0sttuer, aoOif ~glsttSsrs,
q 30 Gbuttot, sSaceb Wtaller, SGepb UgGHer,
Sebu Ssagnsr, Setter 3ettelba9. Or. $b. T0Ssr.
Bearlte
abpIf @ettbere, 8raf. Saeob WGssr, gffesrki.
Saepk Mallsr, Setretar nnS S@asmstFer-
gnspGrtiae Nsenten, reip. @OrrefpOnOeatea.
sr,npnt: g. 9aiumsr, @luore: a8tliam gulsrtapss.
Bellevue: 8 6 Gifsnbsis 5nrcn: SObn s5atN
gaOprusstue: q 8ipfl GsrmiltOn: 8. 5ahsnfas .
slim: sb gnt6 ,tppsr santusfs: 8. s6afss.
IPaifIpn: Better 2nstrs liverpool: Sani sSs8
gonten. cobn Tuber WiIan: 9 Drummer
Sinblap: Spbn Wtetfel 8ueprus: w 6n9niaSs
9Dnrostptpn: O Retter gDrpale: % Subr
Gansnstp: E Sraab ereift1s Wst1asl SSeoeR
elpria: Subu 9Srft g3drren: @. 9. 5nds
Gallon: u. Sdasioer JDrorta: Wt. Aing,sso.
st. Warss: 4b. Serstn8 Wteblstctpn: 9. Sa9haaS
Sulphur Spring: 8. 9stbs IRtiersburs: gsnt. e'en
O2arion: @b, 5rener S8apafoneta: Ut. 9amefSa
Qonis Goodman: qaianee gleripalf: n. 8ergel
Gelpbps: CD. 4in9 28etnsbsrg: !. eerbsr
geTonr. =. qp. ftrbasr gteparf, Siding Co.: G6. Grs8
eaneafssr s. Seller @arep: =. part
gsrso. q ,SrSmer gauol Clinton s. eimba9
gonoI 9nltpn: sd. SeIe, fen. Delapare: 3. 2isbenoprfs
goroj Soner: 81. Nfuutaa Sfpteler: ane. Stabl
@arStnatpn: 6. MaYer glap0leon: ye. spa9te
Stem saremen g e Ogesleb 9iafprin9: Spbn G8slsY
S6p1ele: G. Wtler Stnta Sbermeper
louisville: sries. Stab.
GireleYiIe, Claus Sisnon, Sanesptue, q: .. Seeel
stslbp. 8. 8. Bloom, Gan Buren,, SOiepb Sassiasss.
~SieiieaSe asenten
81 @nduarn,
Sannar 10. '65.
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IDrnifrten airns III 8uttson, gerss County, so.
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Sstt beTsr, aaaSrm ID ) 8laf4tR Strsgauate. -@&tun8ssca Str
5. 9, s 81 IN ann.
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Ron ber, @bry. & SO inter, waapr bet 8eRiasa!rSs
"a, & nvkarn,3oh-

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aessiSnctss graparai .&r. 5urFanS's bsntf4es gtttsrs1 %serpFt6tst
Sur6 mein 8sueuis 81 benz rGelgsEesnten sus Estqsn GO E9 erwsrses
ssrssnisfems. etner ntansr grsnnes rtstb NIT, cine allafSe Ssrss
ss,tfMsn Sitttrs ~ ser fuGeu. SD befsste ben GRatb uue fdnb MID I'M.
srnartet beseutsnS sefarlt urb rftnt G%tfuTetett Turet eaDur@ reiens.
tS a.bsHert. ~9uSfrF&tiia smPFtlt TO otsies gtttsl no 10 gtriunsn
~ Nv. M ryrno s,sJer a4fti,tn beitp4t. a@turasrDa Sr
8"A ""''" be m aS Winter, ROrbprpugb, ga.
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2pei Uarmen III perfdufen

Cine Rarm BON II Gdtr AZ Weilen nortSflid Smn sc'
lunbus, an elmer auten 9urnpife an Der glum @reef gelesen.
20 gder fnt inter @nItur pprpn 80 fettes Ppttpmlanb fnt
Der Sef TT Splslanb. Gin autes Spdifsinhaus NIT 6 Sim
rnern, quite ylsbengetGube. elm @arten nit 6letncbff, Srau'
BEN &c ; elm So, / Sbf9arten. nit circa mo tra9enren I du
men. gepfel, Sfrfhe. 9irnen, 8iri6cn, &C., nnS ~ gde
grebeeren.
Sine antere 8arm. bic teinob. an bic erffere ff6bt, ron A
ader, rprpn 30 unter @nltur fne. une Der Jleit autes 6pls
lamb ia. Gin ausasseidneter G~pfsl9arten NIT cirra so ira:
aeneen 9Gumsn nnp L. erpben, tra9enrep 9irnbdnmen, hh
ieres Satr traasn Elm gutter @arten NIT Rleinpbit; Elm gu
les bebauenes 9lcdbaus unb quite Heberaebdube
Ole pbigen 8armen wercen ppblfeil pertauft. WPan pene
f9 an,
81. &. Rpan,
SO. 2O1 Norb. SO9frabe, Columbus. D..
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Bon ben, ebrm. 8. NeptSu grp Is II, . D, g.rFaTr
ksx Ennrclonedia of r RELIGIONS KnnMladoa Urn Herar6de-

BON ben, Gbrn. ). %feptsn grp n n, . ., gsrFaHsr
Der Encyclopedias of Religious knowledge unb Gerausge-
her bee Christian Chronicle, Whtlabeibbid.
Sbfapn Id ut&t eenrist BIN, gatsnt-glee.Jtusn TN q 1serstatn sa Be.
eauaioen unr Ne ~ ~erpfstsn ta i'd ben Susrebtensteu ut aDtrtuusen
nidt tsaue, 70 feune Id bod ietaen ttrret&fneea Gruub, pestdlb er
Menf4 ni&t 8eusuts ahsssn fUnts, tn SshtH esr, ME e. elaubt, bura
ben Getrdu6 zines etnfdhfu prdparates terarldftfr gprfuneen nenn
sr bic 8ussrf6t tat, banpr6 tam Nassn antsrer ttiirtraesr.
Std tfue es np& leber tn SeSug auf pSprEdaSs ecrti4es Bhterf
pte es Sn Or. 6. 81. Sadfpn batter %prdpartrt rtre, neil TO Satrt.
lana Elm gprurtbsl sssen tdFslbe bsste, ha Id saubte, 81 ft tdrrtidd'
lid ene 46pbpi entbaltenbe UhIur. SD bin metnenr 5rfuhbe, Srn.
Rrtert ebOsmasr fur bic ssfsttisans btsfss gerurtsetls but5 e.siens'
te Rspeif ut fir Rem euten Ratb, eS bet metnen Qeoen tn 5Dlee gro.
ser urb anbaltenber S6pd&e gu ettrau&sn, ~ Gouf v%erpFtGtet. Der
GesrauG ron brei SofGen btefes gtttsrs ~ anfaue hefss Safres batts
auaenTdetnltas @sbIiie unb bts ~ etner eertfen Brabe te gEteterrer.
aslun 8 Ter 6Srpsr- uni @eifesfraft gu. Bcas, reE&e Id felt ben Dor
S~ersetsntsn glrnatsn n9t fnbits uns BITE I'd ME wisesr su trlauetn
pdBrtt. TGner tantt t& @ptt unb uteinem Breunbe, bs er mr Ssr
Stbral& tte(es Frdparats anrtstb-
q, Neptpu YrpEu, gkiahelpbia
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Farm III pelfdufen

OuIW ku pGiluuftit
pSer Der p a d. t
Der l1nter,eibnete bietet feine Tarn. snet NPeilen pn ct:
mem ~bfSbenten SaneitGbtfen entfernt. nnb in elmer Der betten
@saencen bes nOrpuehlt6sn Sbetlss BON SbtO. nieiftens pOn
0eutfden bewpbnt.
gum @srfauf reer gum 9erraGten an.
9ieielbe umfast $50 gder. ruprUn u%n8efdbr 80 alder es'
flGrt limb Der &en IN grtes 6Ol,lanb. Sin autes @Dtn=
nGfeiteu, elm gutter Sbfaarten unp suei aute Drummer be-
Enten fb auf Ger 6arm. ga her Undergraduate 'hDn be
Sabren 1T. pinfdt er f6 pom 8armleben surrd su siehsn
unt bietet eas @anse inter annebmbaren Seetn9nngsn an.
SIR peitere Austnnft pente man it on ben @fsentblmer.
SSacpt 9srreler,
gluTton g. o, allen Co., SbioS
0nn IL hmm
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xer 2e,ps,Ser
SQnifrirte TQm.llen= Gaienber

&er 2etpss8er
SQnifrirte Fam, lien Galenber
fir 1857 nit sielsm intereTunten aefefUHe, febr sablrei6en
Suuf rotipnen in 6pls'dnitt urb eirem febr i66neH cplDrir.
ten Sitelbilpe. @rot Nuarto, franco rer Spif nnr 50 Gents.
q6. &. Seerbalb,
COURTEOUS, Cincinnati, 8.
gi. cSeninnline tr Er6tnien fur 1866 1T benz 8alenber
beioerrudt. auser fieiem ffnb gu baben: @ubts Splfsfa=
lenSer so ts spinnhube so Gts., @eu erbsfaleneer 65@ts,
gisriss .aalenter IS @ts, gmeHentaleneer 40 &ts., Anne
rtfanif6er gtltsfalenher % @ts.. n.
Nur ieDes 0aus unD teDe 6dmtlte!
SD claude mir ntsins sreunNs unp eanbsleuts sur su6-
~fcriptiUn auf RE naafOl8snssn i5dn:n unS ~Sspts8snsn 3sit-
i6rtften einsnlaeen:
lister Sabr8ans In is 6efen, a%usaefattet nit porshaliten
6DlsI6nitten, nebff etuem pra6tppuen 8rpSen Stahlftne:
g . m merfrif6e. ssmalt BON s.. Stris, 8efpten BON
q. eeper, ais SSramie. Brets sss Sabr8anSs nur $500.
Su Soaufe.
@eihi6ten nnb gtlbsr Snr untsrbaltnna = Ser Satraans
ppn tS Soften nebft elmer prabtpplen Stabittd= Srdmie
Der abi6ieb,- aemalt pom q. Sipenanb, eeipdten BON o
Nli9ae!ts, gum Sretie BON MUIR $2,25.
tIeber 2anp nnS Dseer.
gQaemeins Sllrhrirte 9situns. bsrausseas6sn ron 8. 80.
6adlGnber. SGbrlt6 ~ Sefte @rpb ,6plts NIT febr satlrst.
den SQuftratipnen. Der Sa6raang ST., 90
Die SStene.
sgpurnQt INT DIkl SNuluiNE'i pAtN = IinHh
mern 5pliD NIT piele WiorsSetdnunsen II. 10. Der Sabr=
gang $3.50.
Gte Mpceipeft.
Slufriate 3eituna fur Spilette unb Sanhdrbeften, NIT sasls
gbbtlrunser pom D9Doen unb 6annarbetten, S6ntttE
muftern etc. Ser Sabrsaue pom "a gfuninsrn 1925
Ser Sasar.
SuuHrirte Danen= 9eituns Tit iebr satfrei&en ab6ilhnns
au ppn lponen, peiblihen Sanferbetten, S6ntfinIitern u.
i. 10. Der aatrsdns pOR 48 yIan,mern srOs SOlto 1925,
Gameufietber Wsa8a5tn.
Shit ,ablteiben Wuter- urt Mphebldttern unb Splsfdnitt=
.SnufratiUnen i'm Sert. SGbrli@ "a gtummern gum greife
nrr 81. rs.
guser bieien a~nseFitrten SOurnalen, fSnnen ale in Oeutid'
lamb erIbeinenSen Seitihriften turh mid ihnel une cilt8
be,oaen percen. Ills BE befannteften unp perbretfetten un
ter riefen 9eitSdrifteu, bebe i'd berpOr Die Setp5ssr Oar
tenlaube. bas Suuhrirte 8amilien Spurnal. Sanoranta.
Stab unb Fern, Oabsim. @rbelterunsen. Sarsblatter, 8reE
aa, Bud FUR ale, Bud Der Get, @eifermanns Nionatsa
bbefte. europa, 3atur. rniers 3ett. Whndner 6tte8ense Sldt.
ter, 9labberabati@, 0prfbarbter. Seterniann's aer9rapbiIde
@lpbus @epe,bbale. polptetntites SDurnal,
pUlstebniItes @entralblatt, @urO,Gti6e N.oeeSsitnns fur
Serrenfleieermader II |. 10.
SD erm arte sablreibe 9efelun9en ane perfprs1e ~eteielben
nit aeppbnler gunttliGfsit ausSufGbreu.
s5t'ltrp &. Stscbalb,
Tadfploer ron Sbeptale unb Sbenrfanf, Bud nnh 8unfs
SanSlung. @partbaus gebduee, Cincinnati, =
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XdnD Ri p%erfaufen!
Saus unD Got ri perfaufen.

Ser llnterseidnets TT seiOnntn fen in 8pcprns. era,pfote
So ~eefegenes Sans inter annebmbarsn Beetnnun9en III
serfanfen. OdfIelbe lieat in sinern 'rsquenten @eI6dftsthetle
Der O2ain strabe, 1T 2 Stpd bod unb Don Stein nnt Bad
ffein erbaut, entbdlt eireu 80 9immer nnb quite serdnn'ss
Seller unb etsnet fb SprSbnlid fir elm G8irtts- 0her Boar
~rtnabaus. auf Der tasu ~aeb6r'aen son,en Pot befirbet f6
cine arpse Sdeusr NIT StaLsebduce fur 20 9ferfe. @ntes
8runnenpaTer if binreihenb ba. iopie and @ifernen fur
GeaenpaEer. l~leberhaupt lit aQes auf bas 8eauemite ein=
oeridtet uup in sutem Stanhe.
Srbn @raner.
gussrns, San. 81. '67. 2mtp
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07

SrHbes gIb.- Das 81. o. Financial
Gbrcniele", Bic srfts Nutrritdt Der Ser. staa.sn tn
fnan,ienen nnb crnmsrsislsn Sahen, Gueert fth
itsr Sen iebiseu ssfaSftliden Srua fclSsnnerma'
Fen /: .8laaen iter Die Stasaaticn nnb bic Nthts
reutotilttdt bss @sifafts fnb jet ausemsin. et'
ner 70 aefriften nnb a~Isemein nnbefrtebi9snnsn
Sritjabrsiaiirn fDnnsn fh unisre &anheuts faum
e%rtnuern. StrrbI Der Sioen einen SrcBsn Stetl
fsiner 9aumprnensrnhts realtFrt Fat. 3sist fh
nibt Bic ssrEnsfs @sfadftsluf, nne er 1T ni4t ems
NAL TN gfanhe, feline rcriabrisen @tnfante ~ be-
aatlen. Sn cen neRIihsn Staaten fla8en &aut'
lcute User unse,rStnlihe S9risisfeitsn tstm
g;nccnsftirsn itrsr 8crbsrunsen nnn Tier BEN tiar'
ZEN 0prratb pcn Ssrtiraarsn, trelHer linen lisssn
tliet. 3as 8siu1tot mar, Sas tere tn atlanttid'sn
@tinten aebaltensn glrten in rielen Sdlen aut 81
pber 60 Sage prpfeueirt trerhen n1ustsn. Ste
geus @nel6nher Observation-Disclosures fnben, Bag
bic @adfraae mad tbrsn Satrieatsn i'm @er6dltnib
,ur 9rcbutlirn 70 f6mah 1T, baB elm She'll rcn
ibnsn alnfanas b. Ntts. ibrs airteitsSstt BON Neusm
bsrabisete. 0ie Mrlinbufirie, sesenrGrtts cine
Der ausssnebntsfsn hss 9anhes, fneet, Dfrcsl He
in Der lsbtsm 3sit ibrs prrbutticn nm 20 grcsent
hsratistte, bas itr aud Der 70 ~resuairte Waaren'
rsrratb Iieaen tleitt, unp ete aatrtfanten miiiien
einsn srcesn She'll ibrer Tabrtfate unter Dem SOt'
enpreils lcsiHlasen. SIN 2ehsrs unb @iisnssihaite
merben aenlias Slusen laut, nne es rirb ibsr'
baupt feine bsteutsnhs Musna6me BON Der auSss
meinen Gteanation 81 fmhsn Iein."
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gpn tsna gbrm. SO .. @~sieFrsb,.. gafrr Der ;nSQsn gap.
faeu 6irde AZ philadelphia:

NTfn NIWt 81 FVnApIPpW'
gR ein eSerru:- SD babe ttS fhrsftb an ben tetritenben Wtriun.
oen Der rlnsertaulidfett unb ar 3srrItture mstne5 NerSenfpfsm5 geHt-
ten @ietnt 8reunts tdttsn mir satlrei6e 6eilntttel .mpfptten ub ct.
rie serklbtn babe Id aud prstirt, pbue 8efrrune su fpirfn. SIR 5rpf-
eeutGfes gthers rurte mir Sr qsuten antmpfctlsn. bic baHelbe
prrbtrt batten uni .eerer sIrftee ~GrmGtnung tefsiten mid reranaetsn,
olsttfdls strer gerfuG oGmit su mdheu. SD mug eeRehtn, tas i'd ent
abneieuns seatn Patent gsStstnsn bate, sa ss 70 UteLs fpasnannts "Stt-
tersH atbt melte Bios ben Sired III h1teu fhetnen. ZEN Qeuten auf rndntsr.
ii6e Grt rerflste pnO eefdli6te 2tauSre a%nautdnsen, relas, rte Id
farate, rt6t rerfetten fFunsn riele 9 rurfsrtploe ~ MAIDEN. Do Id
erfutr tas eus cbrtee rirflid en n~ebhintfdfs @ripardt Iei ndtr. Id es
unb srar nit gutter gprfune.. sein @tnfus ni6t aaetn auf rem Maeea
10 eern aud duf has Rerpeusfen, setate i'd fGnta tn srfreuIther gBeue.
SD fabr, Sds mir Ser Gstrauh rsnissr 8ai&eu srpsen unb bauernbeu
gusea serdbrt bat Sp6a6tnnesoGl, SIR
SO. 8. Seiefrteb, $40. 254, SRafamarpn CTR
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s. Y. WeSee, 81. g.,
urpffppift,

BAT Hb als pratt f6e Grit in tie'er Statt nisteraelofen, rnt
man Fam i'm in feiner Sffce. 80. II 6U6hrase, elm paar
9bIren 6flit pom Ger Spdfrabe. coniultiren.
Or. SIC Zee bat bic alte reutihe Nlettpne. 8rantbetten
eurs lluteriudnng tes Trims su tnireden. atireIi6 futirt.
nne ebsrfals ale Srauen unt 8inferffantbetten Seute. BIZ
in Der 5erne upbnen, f6nnen elm Sldibten NIT ihrem URN
,ur lluteriuhuna einienten, unb bann merle i'd linen bic no
tb,ae Wstis'n ieneen O2eine SeiImittel tnr .neisntli4 esn
9han,enrei6 entnUlnnen
San 4. '67 int 10
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sOsan beSenfs,
baB btefes 8itters ni6t alfpbplif6 TT,
feinen Stun poer WbisfeD entbGlt,
tetne Srunfen6rIbe e%rteu8en Fam,
aber nas Bette ~@tSrfunssmittst In Der Wslt 1T.
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Deutf1e
Ueuer=y erIderunss= 0eieQfdaft
@~lepelaao, &bio+

1. aapttaI unb ltebsri@us ........... 1886, 900
bppptbsfarii4 esfd.rt auf ~ttessubes TiSenthgm.
2. Mettere 8erantpsrtliAfett Der Strd.
bplosrs $500, 600
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07

Wsan Ieie fDteenSe SensutHe:
grn tem @brr. 9eSt O.. Bed, paHrr Der gaptiaentr
~ Ieu,bericr, Nsp Ssrep, frIber an Der SprS 9aDtiAcn.
frce in pbiabelttia, sesenpGrtis Yalpr Der gaptifen
Stride su Gbsag. ga.
,gVir Ia Spp lambs beutfGts Stners felt ttnsr Rtibe BON Sab.
ZEN rohl befonnt. Sb bate "a In metner etsenen 5antle gebrau&t uni
feline gpirtunscn batsn mir 70 suseiaat bds Id nb osraniast fhtlte, 81
Sief,n grtsren .u e~rnpfeblen, unb tn peis. pne es In timer duFaltni
n~rbitbStioeu gBeie sswtr't bat. SO nadt mir bsrueeres gersnistu
SteSe 8 batnde SFenflth ,ur 8smrtntsl III brtnsen, rnt btermit oieient9sn
meihe an Ben ueGein Isbeu, segsu ret5e ttcfes BttterS enpfpbien ptre,
barauf auFnsrffarn su madsas ref Id ans ~ertabruns weis. eas metn.
fyrrueblrno i'd ber6trt. SID tue 20 NIT 1crenIgeu, bd 5ppHonbY
9ifters ba,u beatmrtH Ia, bic 2einepSsn ~ adrfer, uns fen beraufdenbsr
SSuapps In. Sbr aufrtGtiser
~ 9eSt o. Bed.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-03-07

W @ndmarn,
Sonuar 10. '65.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-07-18
Gen. ROsecrans.

+ The Alta Californian says: 'NTC
have observed in a number of interior
papers intimations that Gen. Rose
Grams would be offered and possibly
accept the nomination for Governor Of
California, by the Democrats. We
have it from good authority that this
report has no foundation in truth
Gen. Rosecrans will not, on any ac.
count, accept that OF any other nomi-
nation from the Democracy. If he
could be induced to run for Office al
all, it would be on the Union ticket
but his business and inclinatiOns are
both averse to political life, and he is
not at all likely to become the candidate
of any party. At the same time his
sympathies are wholly with the Union
cause"
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Lusus Nature.

A gentleman from Western n. Carolina
has given us some information concerning
one Of the rarest freaks that probably ma
ture was ever guilty of. The facts are
strange and worthy of publicity. In
Mitchell Co., n. c., there is a man who
looks very much like a rattlesnake, and
has some of the habits of one. His hands
and feet are shaped naturally, but once
year regular scales are formed and she'd
His eyes are small and serpent like, while
his whole appearance is wOndrously
strange. He has a forked tongue, which
he shoots out with the rapidity Of a snake,
making at times peculiar kissing noise.
In winter he lies most of his time in bed,
and in summer will for two days at time
lie stretched out on the ground enjoying
the sunshine. He will wind himself up
like a hoop, and by his actions continually
reminds you of the reptile he 80 much re-
sembles. His body is not only shaped
like a snake to a considerable extent, but
is pied all over. He seems to have no
mind, reIishes wild game above all things
else, and when a rabbit is brought to him,
will manifest his delight IN the widest eX-
element. His name is William Wise, he is
| Io of respectable parentage, and is twenty
one wears of age. His mother, some eight
months before his birth, had the misfor-
tune to tread upon a rattlesnake. Large
sums have been offered for the privilege Of
exhibiting him, but his relatives have
steadfastly refused. Con. Sherman visited
him when in Western Carolina. Our in
formant is Baptist minister, and per-
fectly reliable.
In Haywood county there is another
curiosity equally great. There is man
made in the shape of dog. His name IS
Nesser.-[ VindicatOr.
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TWhoIe No. 1925.
RemarI.abIe DlaeoTerlea.

A few days ago, while some work
men We're exeayating a cellar in Polk
township, Monroe county, Ind, the
wOFkmen struck what at first appeared
to be solid ledge Of rock, and, Sitting
down to rest, one of their number be-
gan idly to pick at an apparent fssure,
when block Of stone nearly two feet
square, disappeared with a dull thump.
The man set eagerly to work, and re-
moving the bottom of the pit disclosed
a chamber with a six-fOOt ceiling, and
eighteen by twenty-five feet within
the walls, which are of solid, neatly
scanned stone work. Ranged in rows,
on rudely constructed platforms, were
twelve skeletons, each with tomahawk
and arrOw-heads at their sides, ear
rings and bracelets of solid silver lying
where they had dropped, and piles Of
what appeared to have been furs, in
the center Of the platform, each pile
crumbling to dust as soon as exposed
to the light. A number of tools made
Of copper, and hardened equal to the
best cast steel, were also unearthed
and fresh discoveries are constantly
being made.
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Miscellaneous.


Mr.. Smithson (an improvement on
the celebrated name of SMITH wishe:
to take Miss Brownley (anOther i'm
provement) to the opera. He had beer
on terms of intamiey with the family
for about five years, but t'never spoke
of loves" on the contrary, he had fire.
quentIy declared his intention Of lead
ing a bachelors life. Once he put his
hand to the beII-handIe, and was adj
mitted.
s'Oh, James," exclaimed Miss Jane,
t'where have you kept yourself SO
long?'
This took Smithson a little. aback,
for he had spent the preceding evening
with the family. Before he could an
swer, however, James brothers and
sisters (eight or ten in number) had
gathered about him. SummOning all
his courage, he said
"I have come to ask you"
s"NOt here, James; not-now-
ohy'
sThat is, stammered Smithson, ''if
you're not engaged"
"O!O! water-quick"
tsWhat's that?" inquired her ia
ther; sswho says engaged?'
"I didn't mean," said Smithson,
in conclusion.
"Of course not" continued Mr..
Brownly; 'yOu've always been our ia
VORTEX
Then advancing and taking poor
Smithson's hand, he said
"Take her-she's a good girl, and
loves YOU to distraction. May you
ever be happy as the day is long,"
ThereupOn father, and mother, and
children crowded about Smithson and
wished him joy, and the company
coming in at the moment, the affair
was told to them.as a profound secret.
So Smithson got a wife without pop
ping the question, and almost before
he knew it himself. But we cannot
help thinking he was hurried into
matrimOny.
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a lrldniglt Counel Of 20.

The result of the fierce conflict Of
the first DAVIS fighting in the wilder
ness had been adverse to the United
States. General Lee had flung one
wing Of his army between our forces
and the base Of their supplies, which
would require another battle to regain
them. Each division and corps COM
mander knew this sad condition olaf
fairs. They were all summoned to a
council of war, to be held at the head
quarters at one O'Clock at night. They
were the saddest steps ever taken by
that band Of devoted hearts, Fifteen
thousand brave soldiers, dead or dy-
ing, or wounded were lying on tho
field hard by.
One after another entered, and after
making a nOiseless salute silently took
their seats. Generals SchOfield, Meade,
Burnside, Sickles, Howard, and 9TH
ers, believe, were there. NOta word
was spoken. A full half hour thus
passed by. Their emotions were too
deep for utterance. Hopes Of millions
hung on the decision of that council.
At length General Grant asked each
in succession if they had any advice to
| prOffer. Each one answered with
sad mOnOsyllable, No! The command
eF then wrote q few lines and handed
| the slip to General Meade, and he re-
tired. This was repeated until all
were gone, and the General was left
i alone. One Of the staff Of a division
commander, who was sick, was the
last to retire, and he is authority for
the above. All were ignorant Of each
others order. They felt assured that
retreat had been directed. Any other
alternative would have been madness.
Had they known that the order had
been given to advance, instant and
universal mutiny would have been
raised. That eloquent silence for
which he has ever been noted, was the
key to his success there. The next
morning each corps moved, and Gen.
eral Lee, the instant he saw it, with
! vehemence exclaimed, "Our enemy
have a leader at last, and our cause is
/ lOstl" He had bid his officers the
night before to let their soldiers sleep
long. Bnt now he saw the army,
whom he thought utterly defeated,
moving round between him and his
base of supplies. He fastened to be-
gin retracing his course, and confessed
to an artillery officer Of the eOufeder-
ate army that the doom Of their cause
was sealed.