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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-17
Valuable Farm for Sale.

ry,HE UNDERSIGNED will sell at priyante, sais
tern situated on Captina Creek, 2H miles rom iron
hrmstrong's Mills, 2ls miles from Dorsey Milis'
and 7 miles from the Ohio River. 900 - =, -.
This farm contains 573 Acres, 200 acres cleaI- ,
e 100 Of which is choice bottom, we b bnancs
. W .i II Hti,Shered There Is n i-foot vein OF excel
Isn't Coal on the Farm, and ABUNDANCE OF, it. ,,o
For further particulars or m
Il price and terms; call on or address py ie''ei'
et Newark, Licking County, ono: 3:,o,,u .,
.or COLLINS & T1URSTON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-17
8eal Gstatf Tor Salf.
FARM. FOR SALE.

Th tion half afiI mile ii West Of ST. CarsSiile, on
the National Road, containing about TO acres re-
~ the very hest quality of land in Belmont 20.
xbout l61 acres cleared. One hundred ana sew
enty large fine bearing grated d apple eoo Bear
ing near trees The best stone quarry in tne
Comfy. Coal and limestone enough TO enrich
the farm 500 years. The farm is principaiiy IN
grass, and the soil is suitable Tor garuehih5 anu
LOT grapes .N'' JAMES WEIR.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-17

A REASON given for George Peabody
being so wealthy is that he never had a
wife. ll1ors ,huraii.- .yls.fg Auiq iloll
THE mother Of, Gen. Geo. L.. Hartsuff
died at Fort Gratiot, Mich, Oct. 2. |'i'
"A LADY, Of Ridgeville, Lorain Coun-
ity, having the rheumatism In her hip
recently employed an Elyria doctor, who
administered morphine, by blowing it
into the @ ysar ana she esses %nss
her death In al Hour. 5S59 aT'p Ii. 4
OLIVER JOHNSON, late of the ANTI
Slavery standard;is now the'managing
editor of the Independent. - AZ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-17
EARIs, PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

II .rH ST. CLAlESNlLLE, OHIO. 49,.
LIKENESSES OF EVERY STYLE and price.
PICTURES of every kind FRAMED to order,
on short notice. .-- =.
PICTURES of celebrities always on sale.
HS-Building on Main street, ~ few doors West
of the Treasurer Office. Rooms on FIRST floor.
Open in all kinds OF weather. i,..-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-17
Selefted 2oetry.
From the New York Evening Post.
.t. Dropping the Last Ballot.

From the New York Evening Post.
..tI Dropping the Last Ballot.
Go down into the ballot-box-from no uncon-
And, rising on The morrow morn, ring ont thro'
Go down into the ballot-box, my single vote, to-
Ring sith with myriad, single-voiced, abroad in
morning lightl .y
Go down into the ballot-box, q righteous vote
No patriots blood shall wasted seem, no bond
mans dream, for your '
Go down into the ballot-box, unheard, unfelt,
You shall be heard and felt and seen--the day
for you III be shown! JIG rII-. .. q
If all the morn / held you fast in silence and
It matters not, o vote, you know kept you in
Go down INTO the ballot-box-for Right at any
And; what though lastr-tlle polls are closed
' ~ " ]. J. P1ATT.
From the Boston Transcript.
The Step on the Stair.
Twilight is coming, and work is all DER,
And am quite free from all care; '
silently, patiently watch, and walt
For the sound of the step on the stair.
'Tisa welcoming sound to my listening ear,
And my heart beats quick and fast;
For know that my darling's returning to me,
-- And the toll OF the day is past.
Baby is sleeping within his warm nest,
The tea Kettle sings in loud glee;
Nearer the sound OF the steps on the stairs
Husbands come home to his tea.
He comes, and I'M happy; my heart is at rest
/ we no trouble nor shadow of care.
How he II laugh wlIen tell him how watch
and i wait ..s-
For the sound of his step on the stair.
God grant that we ever may thus happy be;
All trials we III equally share. t
II were called first to that bright home above
. 1 d still list for his step on the stair.
G. K. s.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-17
- = = : : , - - =
THE OHTO,ELECTIOM.

Reports from Various Qunrters--CoIoni-
zation in Montgomery Couuty--MoB In
acknowledgements on Colored Voters
--valIandighs hsrn ana HIS yellow Trait
Ors. I....t.e ..... rf..r.. ....
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-17
5tetels.
NATIONAL HOTEL, RRIDGEPoRT, o.

CHERMAN HOUSE, BRIDGEPORT, OHIO.
y HUGH MCNEELY, Proprietor.
gs- adjoining The Bank Biock, opposite 0'e Rirer
Bridge. ..
The Proprietor respectfully announces that
he has fitted up anew and has opened n House
for the accommodation of the travelling public
and that he Will spare pains TO cater to the
wants of those who may favor him with their
custom. ..... -.4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-17
+ EwIs HOUSE, ST. CLAIRsvILLE, @.

I EW Is HUUSE, 81 VIIAIICNV IIIIlFI, ..
IL WIN. p. FRASIER, Proprietor.
Rs-This well known Hotel has been renovated
and refltted, and now affords superior accommo-
dations.
0NlNIBUSES leave the House daily for Wheel;
ing at ~ A. NJ and p. NJ; for Cambridge and
intermediate points at l0% A. NJ; MOrristown
Hack at5b p. NJ; Hack for Cadiz on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, at IA A. NJ.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-17
miscellaneous.
r,IRsr NATIONAL BANK OF ST. cLAIRs

IL WILLIE. CAPITAL Sl00,0O
Rf- Bank open from A. NJ. until 3 p. NJ. Dis
count days Tuesdays, at l0A. NJ Money received
on deposit. Collections made and proceeds re-
Directors-Ross j. Alexander, David Brown
Joseph Woodmansee, George Brown.
ID. ID. I. COWEN, President
II. c. WELDAY, Cashier. .. ..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-17

rOuN AIASH. .ltIrrIF p -uri
j Eoy7neylu ,oith j. r. Scott d. o.,
WATCH MAKER AND ENGRAVER. and deal
er in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware,
Y 7 .f7IIl WHEELING, w. VA. -, a.f
ssr Personal attention given to watch Repair
ing Engraving sc, ..iT - [fe2S-6in%
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-17

III its t,. - Dealers in
PAINTS, OILS, AND VARNISHES, - Z
brushes, ARTISTS MATERIALS. =. .
FRENCH, GERMAN & AMERICAN GLASS,
SASH; DOORS, FRAMES, SHUTTERS,
OF And Agents for ii 90.
...,., Ia. FRENCH PLATE GLASS, IN
No. l08 Market So, 4 doors below McIure House,
: G..gf WHEELING, WEST VA.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1867-10-17

AHIss NANCY II. FAIRS, L.LIo
M ST. GAINESVILLE, OHIO, +
Thankful for past favors, would wish to inform
her customers and the public that she has re-
ceived and is now openings LlhuH4tt
GD SBI.I2N DID ASSORTMENT
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-16
PrIntIna ono Thonaaud Ysnr, Aro.

An extraordinary discovery has been mado of
press in India. When Warren Hastings was
GOvernor-General OF India, ne observed that IN
the district OF Benares little below the surface
OF the earth, Is 10 be found stratum Of kind
OF hbrous woolly substance OF various thick
nesses, IN horizontal layers. M4ior Roebuck,
informed OF this, went out to spot where
an excavation had been made displaying
this most singular phenomenon. In dig
gng somewhat deeper for the purpose of
further research, they laid open vault,
which, on further examination, proved to be
OF some size, and TO their Hstonshment they
found kind OF printing press set up In vault,
and on 1t movable types placed as If ready for
printing. Every inquiry was set on foot to
ascertain the probable period at which such an
instrument could have been placed there, for it
was evidently not OF modern origin, aud from
all the Major could collect it appeared probable
that the press had remained there in the state in
years. We believe the worthy Major, on his re.
turn to England presented one of the learned
associations With a memoir containing many
curious speculations on the subject. Paper
we know to have been manufactured in
the Fast many centuries before we had any
knowledge of it, and we have many reasons to
think that the Chinese had been acquainted
with the mode Of printing they now employ,
m any years before Faust and Guttenburg in
vented IL in Europe. 1t certainly does no
credit to the inventive genius Of the Romans
TO know that, while they approached so near rs
10 enRraVe IN style not TO be equalled in the
present age on gems and stones and OF course
the taking OF impressions Of them, they RhoTld
have remained ignorant of the art which has
bestowed so many blessings on mankind.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-16
GOLD DISCOVERY.

Rieh Vsin OF Quartz Found in Mercer
Countg-A Yield 81 $1,000 60 the Ton
coal Level.
WEsr NIppLpsFx, Mercer county, Pa, Nov
lS..-The workmen employed by Colonel James
Hemphin In sinking a shalt Tor ore or coal
struck a vein of rock strongly intermixed with
sleubstance 81 6rst supposed 10 he sulphUr. Upon
Examination Of the rock by Colonel Hemphul
and his superintendent, Mr. Mills, aud after
severe tests, hey pronounce u 20 be gold OF a
superior quality, and capable Of yielding ave
thousand dollars 10 the ton. Tue rock Is about
the same az that In which the Greene county
gold II SAID 10 have been found, and lies about
one hundred feet below the coal level in this
basin.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-16
Bank Entered by aur0Iara-sIx Thou
aaud Dollars stolen.

HANOVER, o., Nov. 13.-On last Friday night
some burglars entered the bank OF Lodge. Zip-
pernick 4 Co., OF New Lisbon o., and entered
the vault, from which they took about six thou
sand dollars. The money did not belong 10 the
bank, but 10 private parties, who had u there
on deposit. The losers are no, as able 10 bear II
Rs are the bankers themselves. The burglars
are supposed TO be the same who blew open the
safe IN Oolumoana, ten miles distant, the night
before. There Is no clue TO them.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-16
DRY GOODS.
PRICE 8 WOOD,

k9KIGE q WOOpy
N. w. COR. EIGHTH AND FuLnERT srs.,
HAVE JUST OPENED
A large lot Of fFlannels, very cheap
Domet Flanneis, lsK, 20, rs, 2s 81 cents.
Heavy DOmet Shaker Flannes, 25 and 80 cents
Atwood flames, 2S, 49, S7k 40, 45, 50, and sbc.
Heavy all-wOol shaker Flannels.
Best makes Bleached and UnbleRcned Canton Flan-
nels.
Blesched ard Unbleached Muslins at the very low
est n arket prices.
A large assortment of Blankets, very cheap.
Bargains in Table Linens, Napkins and Towels.
Black Popln Alpacas, very cheap.
Black Alpacss SO, as, 3d. 6l6, To- sj cents, and o.
Plain all-wool Rep Poplins.
Six and Wool Rep Poplins.
Plaid Pophns, very cheap
Best makes American Calicoes, Delaines, etc.
Ladies' and Gents Linen Cambria Hdhfs
Ladies' end Gents' Hemstitched Hdk fs, very cheap
Misses Hemstitched Hdkis., etc.
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery, ve;y cheap.
One lot OF Gents Half Hose. full regular made, at
2sc worth S7JS cents.
Gents Englisn super stout Halt He &c, 80 cents
LsdieS tull regular made Unbleached Hose 81 and
3715 cents per pair.
Ladies', Gen Is, and Chlldren's Gloves
Cents Neck Ties, Shirt Fronts. and suspenders.
92lsmw JIl PRICE & WOOD,
N. w. Cor. EIGHTH and FILBERT.
N. B,-Kid Gloves, real Kid SI'2j pair.
A LL-WOOL FRENCH POPLINS
AT 621 CENTS.
srOO all.wOOl French POplins reduced to 76c.
125 s71zc.
$50 SrOO.
RICH PRINTED ALL-WOOL POPLINS,
CHOICE STYLES at 65c COST Sr25.
lease NOTIFIED POPLINS,
CHOICE COLORS at Csc. COST 55c
GOOD QUALITIES OF DRESS GOODS at l6c.
3 Great Bargains in all kinds of Dress Goods.
OUR PRICES ARE AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
BARGAINS IN SILKS.
BARGAINS IN LYONS VELvETs,
GREAT BARGAINS IN SEEAWLS,
500 LADIES' SILK sCARFs HANDSOMELY
EMBROIDERED. at 5Oc., COST q TO IMPORT.
ssVelvet Cloth reduced to $3.50,
l2 " to 100
IL Beaver $50
Ladies' Cloakings Of all kinds at reduced prices.
HI. STEEL d SON.
1t NOS. 7Is AND sI0 N. TENTH ST.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-16
CLOTHING.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.

ALL AMI WANlEh OLOIHANU'
We offer to the public the
larg and best selected
Stock of Ready-made Cloth
ing in the City, for Mems and
Boys Wear.
Also, an elegant assortment
of Piece Goods, which we will
make to order for Men and
Boys at reasonable prices,
and in the most approved
styles.
Always on hand a full assort-
ment Of Fall and Winter Over
coats and Business Coats,
Coachmen's Coats, Hunting
Coats, New Style Walking
Coats, Pants and Vests, Of all
descriptions.
BOYS Ready-made Clothing
in great variety.
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
NOS. Goa AND 601 CHEsNUT STREET
sSOsm PHILADELPHIA
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-27
m

muB geifeben, baB i'd cine gang iueiBe
Yerie bon reinitcr Sarbe einen ioI9eu
gfatiirfpiel borsie6en ipiirbe."
o9lber bebenfen Sic, Baron, 6aB fie
einsig lit, baB, iuer fie befbt, Elm
Sleinob bat, tueldes Sfiemano auf Der
Melt nit ibn tbeiIt." ~.
vunb crb0bt 6as Die 5reiiSe an einem
8efibtbunl, nteine sndoiefte Wfar9ela?"
ia9te Sraun bier ladeln6. 15..
Stun 9eiuiB", ontiuortete bic Wfar>
defa, DluaS man boraus bat, mas man
aIIein befst, mas benedict ma6t, bat
bod ntebr @ertb ais bas, mas Ollie ba.
ben!" s5ls--- -.-- -.s..5.
DSreiltd, oie 5rauen benten TO-"
enteegnete Srani. ,ar
vunb nit Gedt," fieI Der Baron bon
8reteuil elm, Imam idabt benWsnf9en
mad oeni, mas CT Dor Nnbern boraus
bat."
nS9 meiue inebr nod bent, ipas ct
init euten gieniden sen,eint bat" tuarf
@raf Sraun elm. @ -..
sic finO Elm pbiIOiop5, graf
Sraun, l09te 9ter Ger Sonig tp0ttll d..
yoenft Sbr eltta@e, @raf aannis, aud
TO gelautert?" ~ r.a.itef
nMaieitat," beriekte &aunib, rios
balo i'd Dor anbern SterbIiAen 70 bieI
borans baben nerbe, tpie Seine GrceL<
lens Der erlaudte @bef meiner 3eaa<
ion, Der beriibmte SeIbberr grafSraun,
meroe id bieIIeidt einberl ltanben nit ibm
lein. Bis oabin bin i'd Der 9tnF9t bes
9errn Barons bon 8reteuiI. ="
lTortfehuud foIat.)
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-27
&abetsDepef6en.
Nerfebiebeme gSabribtea.
SIorean 25. Sept.

y U ! ca 81 AO' Sepl'
Scr Sonis lit burd bic erbaftune
@uribalhis in cine i6iuieri9e Gage
beriebt tporben. Ct bat cine neue YrO>
flaiuation erlal1en, in tuel1er er fagt:
ySie Gbre Der Ge9ierung, in Sertra<
gen nit fremben @fddten berpfdnbet,
leete 0er1elben bic peinlid)e Yfidt
aut, @aribalbi ais Den anerfannten
6lbrer elmer bieie 8ertrdge Oireft
berteBenben 8eipegung, 3u berbaften." /"
Sic &e9ierung lit fcit entfblo1en,
feline 1nternebmung segen 8ont an.
buISen unb sic 8eitimrtuneen bes
@eptember< Gertraes nit Sranfreid
oufrebt su erbalten.
lleber Die gerbaftung felbit erfabrt,
man, baB ais @aribal0i bergangeHen
Montag in sinisaglia, 16 Mfeilen
bon 9lncona, eintraf, er I'M gtamen Ses
@efeses 0urd bic italienifden 8eb0rs
0en aufeefor6ert iuuroe, surifsuseben,
mas CT iofort beriueigertc. 9ierauf
Hurbe er onr& Die 8eantten arretirt
unO nod Der Seifung Gleganbria ge@
braht.
g8affen nno Munition murben nit
8el6Iag beleet nno fammtli9e Srei>
uilliae unter @aribaibis COMMANDO
ebenfallS 81 8efan9ene gemadt. llns
bei6reibli9e Nufregung berri9t int
gan5en 2anoe.
&om, Is. Sept.
Die Sta0t 1T auberoroentIi6 err
regt. Sie pdptliden Srnppen, Die
4egion b'Nntibes eingefdlolIen, iino
fampf9et tiiitet.
SIorena 25. Sept.
Mls Die gerbaftung garibaIbis bier
betannt puroe, eri9ienen feline gInbdn>
ger in ben StraBen unb gaben bur6
larinenbe 9emonltrationen lire Grs
bitteruna fun6.
Die 8eeierune iou garibaloi Yas
rolirung an9eboten baben, TO nie Die
grlaubniB, i1b mad Gaprera an bege<
ben unter oem 8eripreden, nidts 9e@
gen 8om su unternebmen.
8aris, %. Sept.
Sie &ufre9ung ueeen Der 8er6af>
tung 8aribalois luabrt fort.
Sie offcieIlen Blatter beloben bie
enersiide Sanolunasiueile Der italie .
nifden &e9ierung.
SouIo n, %. eept.
3ransportldiffe Iiegen bereit, nm
taiierli4e Sruppen nod Staiien 81
bef0rSern, ipeIde bereits bier concent :
rirt iino. Ser Wfarine sNfiniiter bat
ben 8efebl iibernommen.
BON, 25. Sept.
Sn Oober @aitle befiir6tet mar
einen 9lnsriff burd Die Senier. Scar
bat ale Sorbereitun9en 9etrOffcn
bemielben gu be9e9nen.
@aibiugton, .26. Sept.
Sen. Sancod ipir6 tpie6er no1 ct
9ouis' 'suriidfebren unO Dor Der SAINT
bas Commando 6eS 5. Wfilitaroiitrifti
ni6t iibernebmen.
Sas S6aBSepartement bat &artel
bon ben neu ertuorbenen ruilil6 >ame
ritaniI9en 8efbun9en anfertigen la
len uno oenIelben Den 9tamen ,,Mlas
Ia" beieelegt.
3pifden bem Nabp< Oepartemen
uno ben penniDlbaniiden 9eri6ten il
elm 3tuiit auS9ebro6en ba leBtere Ell
men 9abeas @orpuS Sefebl fur cine
nnnliinOigen Warine@ Solbaten erlal
fen baben. SaS Departement bat ber
8efeblsbaber Der SlapD garb in Ybi
laoelpbia befoblcn, bem 8efebI fein
9olae su geben unO ben Beb6roen gSi
6eritauO gu leiiten. Ser Oiitriftanwal
bat ben 8ouberneur uni beipaTnet
.Siilfe eriu9t.
Son ben Sortueas miro eeinelbei
baB inter ben 400 8efaneenen oafelbI
100 am 9el5en sSieber oarn;eoer lie9en
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-27

Dr. Wfu6b, an Ser @rnnoroun9 ains
coins betbeili9t nnb @efdngener auf
Srp SOFtIsas, 1utrb ols Mr3t be-
fdl1ftint. -. -. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-27
Ghic onn. 26. @ent.

y &c a'9 o, 70. Sept.
8tuei 8uben, 10 Sabr aIt, tpur6en
berbaftet, ba iie Iebten Sreitae Seuer
angeleat batteH, tpeoard 9 9aHfer 5ers
fort iuurDen. Sie, seiteben sibre Sbat
Elm nlb faeten aus, fie bdtten eS bios
''for fun 3etban unb urn pie Sprisen
arbeiten 81 fe6er,. Sbre 9amen iinb
Sobn Sntt un6 George GpanS. Sie
iuur6en ieoer unter $500 8iir9ldaft
9eiteat. a.1s $50 &
8ei Gof Ssldno, SD. ;lnurbe @au,p>
beu Bartbea in einem S8a6errnelonen>
. felb bon elmer ,Slapperfd lanae aebilien.
Mfan iuanbte Die g8bisfeD e@ur an unO
CAB ibin grobe Auantaaten 81 trinfen,
alein neber bieie nod bic arStli9e
Siilfe berinodten iibn gu retten. or
itarb am ie6iten Sag mad bent BiB.
snbia napoIis, '26, Sept. y.
9as @omite, iueldes bon Ser 2egis<
tatur fur 8erltorung Der Ylatten unb
9foten Der geiAlolienen freten Staats>
banfen ein9eieBt mar, lit geftern bieier
Yfibtnadgefomnen. SIR 81, ,25O, 900
Sfoten tpur6en berbrannt. Sies lift Der
S6luB oes bieii9en Sreibanfenfsitems.
abanna,z 2. Sept.
Ser General Gapitan Wansano 1T
am Sppbus aeltorben. Die ganSe Staot
1T in Srauer.4 s9assFaF'E~
Stem O.rIeans, 26. Sept.
SaS gelbe 6ieber nimmt su. Sn ben
leBten "a Stunbeu itarben 80 Nerio<
men. = Gie Sotuarb 9liloeiation ipent
oct t0gli9 $1,000 an arme Sranfe.
Petersburg 8a, 26. Sept.
0ie 9robe Sabaffabrif bon &euben
3oglano brannte bente nieoer. 8erlult
$3.50, 900; Seriiderung $4,000.
siem gorf, 26. Sept.
Sn 8e;us auf bus @eridt, baB in
9ollano cine grbidaft bon ST., 200, 900
fur einen setpihen Sails @orff bereit
liege, tpir6 bon unierem @elanbten in
Soaanb beri1tet, oae bieles @eriidt
aaer Besriinonng entbebrt.a
ct. 2ouis, rs. Sept.
Sn Solge bes ftarter'n 9uftretens
Ser Cholera bat Der @elunobeitSratb
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-27

Seuti9er ginipanber unas gerein.
Srdiiosnt: aooIgb @eLton:
gieeprdfi6ent: 6. 6. 9iers.
SnGtmeiier: Senrp Nes.
Sefretdr: ssobn Rubm.
TruItees: gbtiitian Rrieg,
ehdrtes GeIion,
9. D. aSreiie: God Bog SO.
9. S. 8. 6. Il. 6. q.
Sesen @ittpo@ abenb geriammIuns in Der Saras
9ort Dale.
Sur1er< Seretn
9egriinset: Is. October 1864.
eraer spre5er: a6OIp5 ReIion.
Sweiter o. %. G6tttnaer.f
grot. S6rftUart: s. @abmann.
Corr. grnft gHiggers.
Sgitsr gibli0tbesar: $. sOuts Gona.
Griter Surnwart: aOuis sdunemaun. 60,
3enswart: III. ediIS5sim. '''''''A''
Griter S3asmeiiter: s. g. giers.
4ruitees satOb stiefei. 8. D. ScbIod, Senrp Bee
geriammiunssEoiaI: surnsr suHs,: ede Say
Der 8erein bot gittruO8s abenb TX ubr lem
wo9entiiden SiSunaen.
S9iikenz z&erein.
gesrtnSct: Sannar 1sd64
9Fit9lieSersabI: 81.
Srfter S4ii5emneiiter: u. Settp.
gSosmetaer:' 3. s. gBSIinaSm. BtsISa ntS'
!: !: ss.rt'af; So9ss T. soSa saSm' asas
SaffonS 2oae SO Ill ass
Alter oeutf9er Sroen Der 3aruscri
RteIiebsrsabI: IS.
6ber.sarbe: z. Raai9.
= nn5ss gser.tar s,ss4a sesn g5itsr. Mttf
e5asmefter: 6sorg ptu"' serGSer.
Ser 9 6rSen Ueriammelt fi9 eOen GOnneriias abeuN
8. 8. 8. s
sluroras s2oge SO. 105. Ocutlhe Scts
SeQotpS
gesriinset: apriI 1858
obsrueiitst:' st:''sis aS. +sasi saaiber. ts'
5ecretdr: R. Serbrict.
Snakmeifer: &. Noder.
Gie 2o9e periammeIt ficb ieeen Honnerllaa apent
Obj 6euoIu's paa.
yRaimonioeS 2oae SO. 45, S. .. ..
grdfibent: Ben Bort.
8teesVrdiioent-: .. 4iebermann.
Setretdr !: Iar SinfeIfpieI.
6trans< <SetretdE s. Qafauer.
S9abmeiter y. sSacobus.
4ffiitant= =YRoniter 90. Shper.
sSaroeu !: ". Sdlrport.
sbiirfeber: 8. S9Iefinser.
/ Oeutf6er unterltiibunasucreu.
Gesriaest: am 1. Sept. 1876, SneOrpOrirt in Is =
Sdabmeifter: 6. 4koder.
1. Secretdr: 2oms 9eaper,
Q. Setretdr: Beprg S66nina.
Beriammluns ieSen 1ften Rontag oes 9Rpnats.
S9pei5er unterifibungsnerein.
geerinbet: Rai 1857
RitgIiebersabl: "A.
YrGfIoent: @ujtap Rieeerer.
giee Yrdfoent: Sobn aans.
| 1. Setretdr: u Aeoifon.
| 2. George @fdwsnh.
Sdusmetiter: Sos 8ogt.
gerfominluu9en: YionntIidb ein HAL bel Sps
! gogt Sde Seiierion nnb Gberrp 5traIe.
Goncorbia.
" (@urefa llno Sbalta bereiniat
| tGegrIneet: 4. December 1865. tf
| 9titeIiebersabI: 80.
| Yr6fieent: 4Qor 0inteIpieI.
| Stce=S Sr6fioent: Simpn 2iebetmann.
| Secret6r: Who'll 2cpeman.
| Stbitot5etor Spfepb SamueIs.
| Gnglti9er Bdbnens Director: W. goperS.
| Sentf9er Sibnenz Director s. Ssrael.
| SctaSmeifter: o. g9aIbman.
er 8erein perfammelt fidb p6hentIi3, SOnner al
AbenSs * ti6r i'm Gonrt5auie.
Sutberilde 9enleinoe. ~
! Sfarret Geeers.
| 9ottesbienft ieben Sonntae 10 1lhr In Der
Rirde al, Der Rarttitrabe unterbaIb
/ se.s oes 2cuisutne 9epots.
Oelltlde fatboliidbe Sird,e
| 3irdbe in 8ermantcwn.
@otteseienf: Sonnta9s nbr Roreens.
| So1amt: Sonutaes ubr 4Roraens
| Vesper: Sonntass ubr Radmittaas. !.
Deutfde 0fetbooiften @emeinoe,
PreDiaer: Serr SObn o. sorts.
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Srtiamifdtfp1t.

4. 9as atabemif9e Separtemeut
1nirS bic Yrindr' Sefiinarz, @rammatits nno hpbe
5duIe umfaiIen. .sfa-
Q. Sas NORMAL :Departe ente n rotrb bes
fonoers fir ben @ebrlnb 9erienigem fen, welcbe I6
ieIbit ~ 2ebrern auSbiloen polen.
8. Gin goIIegiu 9 eparte ement
weIes he alien nnb ueilen Spratber uaS bic bDhere
atbematit lehrt, Ipirb fofort enG etet, penn bin<
rei1enbes BebiirniB ba;u porbdnoen iit glnfen fur
fiefes Separtement ruer6en rs Gre in Der b6heren:
SduIe gebalten rperhen.
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SSprb=SSafbpille Strafens
-r0ffenbabn.

SSi8t ni1f meitere geodbriebt iDirb Der T1br,
Tpreis auf bief fer 8ohn auf 81 Gents fir ale Pers
ionel lib Ct 10 Sabre, uenn Tidets ais 8abung sez
bDten rvereen herabseiest. 2Sc lies ni1t Bef4ebt,
if Der greis 10 Gent.
ainber unter 10 Sabren su, baIbsm 9reis bel
Tidets, fonft Gents. Sn Ipentgen Sagen rrerhen
bic BGeeu reeeIMdba 3mi{eben ibren Gnbpuntten
Iaufen, ndmIi9: SummerftrdSe mad sem 6ortic Itir
8arteu anb her ct. Cecilia Afa6ee auf Der nSroIi,
den 8rpeisbabn unb Wonroe uno Opbelia Apelule
binaus na1 &imetorf's 9arten auf Der Tuettdben
3weigbnbn.
Gin Dasen nerIast iest ieSe % Wsinuten bic norS.
ueitli9e G6e bes Squares pom go Worgens an.
- q. NcSarlann. 9rdfieent.
q. 8. 9arrfns. setr. uno Supt. Jews AM
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sSisf 1tmiOerf1tGt.
Str { n1ar.

NXSie aus BEN Snerrpprdtipnss sqtrHteIn, tpeIs
$Sde tiirslid per1fientIid1t purbeI erbeut 1T bic
Sisf SdMIe tn eine Sisf niperf II I'd t, ME is
pon iekt an benannt tueroen wro, Ikerge9uh9eIs
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RATES. OF ADyERTIsING.
ReSy@ DAILY 81 90 per Square first insertion
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ct. 0nuiB. 26. @ebt.

ct. 9ouis, rs. Gel pt.
Sn Solge bes ftarter'n 9luftretens
Der Cholera bat Der @eiunbbeitsratb
ben 8erfauf BON Sbit nnb @einlie
aberniats unterfagt un6 Die Stabt eis
ner 9riinbttden 9teini9un9 unterluorfen.
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Nelle Nn5eigell.
@Dblfeile 8aaren
Tn Np. 10 NSnbIic Sqmare.

@er SCrrnfb ppu aBdaren Don Cameron,
<&Sritr u. &C., iol 70 i9neH ais m6afid aus
uertauf' psr6en Ino jino 80 sieieM 8pede obhe Bes
ridibti9uns Der Ginfaufspreife berd6geieSt upreen
Berionen, ipeI9e f@ nit Serbts ur6 9sinterftofI,n
uereben ipouen, fi,ben bier cine Gelesenbeit ioIes
auf iebr biHisem Bege 81 tbun. Sas @e9dft 1T III
ben Sdmben eines Fruftee uirO utuB ob8ei9IOfIen
nerSeu.