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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
TREASON IN CIVIL VIZ.

In another part of this paper will be found
letter from a correspondent who takes cxcep-
ton TO our statement, in former article, that
it might not be wise to punish traitors the
defeated paTticpatOrs i'll an organized rebel
lion. 1t is unquestiOnably TRUE that n State
which has conquered its domestic enemies may
deal with them as felOns for this has been
done very generally-witness the beheading Of
Charles T. by the English Roundheads, and the
retaliation of the Royalists when the turn of
the wheel brought them Representatives,
the execution of Louis XVI. by the French
revolutionists, and of Marshal Ncy under
Louis XVIII.-witness the hanging of thirteen
Hungarian Generals by Austria after the
surrender of Villages, and all manner of
kindred seventies by Russia against Polish in
surgents. No doubt, there is precedent to be
found for all manner of drlm-head butcheries
and wholesale confiseatons yet the question
recurs, Are they rise Was it well to behead
Charles IL or Louis XV1.9 or to shoot Marshal
Ney? Is Austrian rule over Hungary firmer
to-day for the hanging of Macy Sander and
his twelve cOmpatrotsi Would the Union be
stronger in the South if some Of the chiefs OF
| the late Rebellion had been promptly tried by
court martial and executed We say No; and
we are sure that the voice of History is with
us. ... '.t ....
The doctrine maintained by our correspond
ent is essentially this: When a great rebel
lion has divided Nation and arrayed it in
two hostile camps or ames-it is proper Tin
deed, Indispensable that the insurgents should
he treated like any other should
be taken, held, and exchanged as prisoners Of
war and thus far we entirely agree But,
the rebellion being Overthrown. he holds that
we may east these same prisoners of war into
Jail as prcsumptiye felons, indict them, ar
raign them, Try them, convict them, and
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IoSpoS July 3-Noon.-Oonsols fog money 94i Amerf-
can securities-United States FiveTweny bonds T2t:
Illinois Central Railway shares 79 Erie Railway shares.
49, tr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT have declined and are quoted
at ga Erie Railway shares have advanced l. and the
quotation now is A. Illinois Central Railway shares,
7ps. United States Fiye-Twenty bonds 72l. atf
Evenng-COnsols closed at oii for money. American
securities closed at the following rates; United states
Five.Twenty bonds, 72s; Illinois Central Railway shares
79l: Erie Railway shares 433 .-. ~
FRANKFORT, July 3-Noon.-United States Five-Iweny
bonds closed last evening at 77 for the issue Of 1852
FRANKFORT, July s--Evenng United States Five
Twenties closed at "a for the issue of 1882 tf
LIVERPOOL, July 3-NOOn.-COtton tends downward
sales OF 5000 bales Middng Uplands, loId; Middling
Orleans, lid Breadstufs quiet; Corn, STf6 Tor new
White California Wheat 1879. Barley, Hle oas' ds'
Peas 1916 ProvisionsPork. 75i. Beef 1851. Lard, 49,
Bacon Al g. Cheese, 62 Pot Ashes, Sll6 Rosn, 6s Tor
Common and ~ for Fine. Spirits OF Turpentine, @f.
Spirits Of Petroleum, cd; Refined H. Tdhow, Dls.
Clover Seed, AL. srIlltD 1l- gt. ftlHf iIl 'l
Accommodation has declined Ill. since noon, and
Mddling Uplands are quoted at l0sd, and Middlng
orleans at lad Breadstufs are unchanged. In the
Provision market Pork has declined n; Cheese, II, and
Lard Sd. Other articles the same as at noon. No
changes have occurred in the Produce market.
Evenng-The market for cotton closed weak at the
following authorized quotations: Midding Upands ioi
asoyd MIddling Orleans 1iansd The sales of the day
inactive but quotations show no change. Corn-New
Mixed Western, 376 per quarter. wheat-White Cafor'
na 10 per Genital Barley, Oats and Peas steady at
opening quotations The Provision market has been duh
throughout the day, and closed with declining ten
dency.. Pork-Prime Eastern Mess, TAI per DOL Lara
47o for American Cheese-Fine American, 81 per cwt
Beef and Bacon steady at opening prices The Produce
market closed steady. Ashes. siis for Pots. Rosin-
Common o. and fine American, 49, Spirits Turpentine,
&c., Petroleum. Cd for Spirits, a,d III Tor REFINED r{
LONDON, July 3-Noon-No. u DGtch standard sugar.
o5 Scotch Pig Iron ST. Calcutta Einseed, 6g. Lin
seed Cakes 80 49, Lnseed Oil, s4l 49,. Whale OIL ESQ.
Sperm Oil, sl22
ACKNOWLEDGES OF all articles the same as at
Evening.-sugar firm at 2Sis Tor No. 10 D. s. Iron
steady 53l per tun for Scotch pigs. Lnseed-Crude
Calcutta CA. Lnseed Cakes 80 16i. Lnseed Oil. AL
asH lol. Sperm and Whale unchanged
ASTwERP, July S-Noon.-Petroleum. 40 francs.
Evening-The last sales Of Petroleum made at f2f
francs for Standard White ......
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 3-EoOn-The Hamburg American
Packet Company,s steatner Cimbria, Capt Trautmap.
which left York on the 22d of June arrived at this
port at O'Clock yesterday afternoon After landing the
London passengers aud mails the Chnbrs proceededts
Hamburg. ......... l'
QUEENSTOWN July 3-NOon.-Tho Inman steamship
City OF Antwerp CAPT Warehouse. from New-fofk june
g. arrived here late yesterday afternoon On nor way 70
Liverpool go
LONDONDERRY July 3-The steamship moravian.
Capt wylie from Quebec has arrived at this port en-
route to Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL July 3-Advices from Barcelona state that
the brig Segundo Barcelo Capt Frontsdoya from New
Orleans on the 2st Of April had been destroyed by ire at
Barcelona. IT. f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

The House secured quorum of 1871 mem
bers yesterday, of whom but four were Demo
Gratis. The important business it transacted
was the exclusion of the Kentucky members, no
toriously elected as Rebels. Mr.. Logan's resolu-
ton referring the credentials to a committee, and
forbidding them in the meanwhile to take their
seats, was passed by a vote of 81 to go Mr.
Geo. NJ Adams, against whom no charges OF
disloyalty were made, was admitted. Mr.. Eliot
offered resolution limiting the business of the
session to the perfecting of the Reconstruction
act, and excluding general legislation. which
was adopted. The Senate and House agree
mon this point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

The annals of crime have fortunately but
few parallels to the horrible disclosures which
have just been made mt Sheffield. England. 1t
reads more like novel than like fact of
real history that some members of Trades
Union should formally contract for the killing
of men, or for burning their places of resi-
dence, or their workhouses, for no other cause
than that they did not belong to the Union,
and tried to keep other people from joining it.
1t is shocking to hear of formal prize list
for the most atrocous crimes; go for muir
der, G1Q for the blowing-up OF houses, and
so on. 1t would, of course, be unjust to hold
the English Trades Unions in general respon-
sible for these outrages; but the whole OF the
civilized world will expect from them more
energetic opposition than many of the Unions
have heretofore shown to every form of law
lcSSnCSS.
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Thirty-fO members answered the TOll-call
in the Senate yesterday, of whom but one is a
Democrat Mr.. Sumner, in presenting certain
petitions, argued against limiting the business
of Congress to the passage of an amendatOry
Reconstruction act, and in favor of a long
session if necessary. Mr.. Wilson offered his
amendatory bill. Mr.. Sumner introduced bill
abolishing in all the States political distinctions
on account of color. Mr.. Drake introduced q
bill providing for the removal Of civil officers
in the Rebel States, for the appointment of
successors by the District Commanders and for
the readmisslon of the States. A bill in expla-
nation of the Reconstruction acts was intro
duced by Mr. Edmunds, declaring the military
authority paramount in the South. Mr.. Freling-
huysen presented similar bill, and resolution
was passed requesting the President to furnish
copies of all instructions and correspondence
under the Reconstruction acts The Senate adj
jOurned until Friday, after agreeing i'll caucus
to conline its work to the passage OF declar-
atOry bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

The English Government is still at loss
what to do with regard to the Abyssinian. priso-
ners. In reply to question from Lord Red
cliffe, the Earl of Derby stated that no reply had
yet been received to the last letters of the
English Government urging the. immediate re-
lief of the prisoners; that, therefore, the pres
ents which had been sent, and the artisans who
had engaged to visit the country as condition
of the release of the prisoners, had not been
forwarded; but that it was not prudent 10 state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

The friends of Crete in London have re-
Gently organized Candiote Refugees Relief
Fund. Already, during the short period of its
existence, more than $4,000 have been col
lected. The needs of the Cretans become
every year greater, and it is, therefore, Of i'm
portance that the sympathizers with the rising
of Crete everywhere should continue to be lib
eral in support of the good cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

Senator Sherman has cut short his stay in
Europe in order to be present in his seat i'll
the Senate during the present session of Con-
gresS. He embarked in Liverpool yesterday.
Senator Sherman denOubces Attorney-Gen.
Stanberys opinion as an attempt to annui the
acts of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN July S-Eyening.-The anniversary Oh tho
great decisive battle of Konggratz, better known az
Sadowa. was observed to-day at Potsdam ithe resi-
dence of the Royal family, by grand celebration.
The troops were reviewed by the King, who present
ed stand of coors to each of the regiments which
participated In that memorable engagement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

~ A Letter on the Paris Exposition, Letters
from London and Beirut the Crops, Emigration
to Nebraska, and the Money Article, on the second
page Shipping Intelligence, Tho ErrpresS CON
tr0rersy and The Markets, on ne Mtrd page ;
Notices Of Ne,c Publications on the Slrth page )
and Treason in Girl War" School Of Indus
trial Science, and Grill Courts, on he seventh
DQ1c.
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Aem'Work Daily ribmate.
THURSDAY. JULY 4. 1867.
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WEEKLY tribune, Mail Subscribers 50 per annuul.
Advertising Rates.
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Terms cash in advance
Address. THE TRIBUNE Hew-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

Further testimony was taken yesterday to
prove that SuI1att was in Washington on the
day of the assassination. Charles Wood, a bar
ber testified that on that day he shaved Sur
raft, who came to his shop with Booth. Another
witness identified the prisoner as man who,
on the morning of the 14th, tested the method
of fastening the door of the box in FOrd's thea
ter. The court adjourned till Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

pray that it will not long be so we trust that
a wiser and more fraternal spirit will restore
us the old Fourth of July-the good old time
when the guns that pealed in Boston were an
swerod by saIutes in Charleston, when the bell
which proclaimed Liberty throughout the
land unto all the inhabitants thereof had
echoes from Maine to the Gulf
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.

NJ ATLANTIC rKtssRiPH rHa rsrsUsa
LONDON, July 3.-The estate of Sir Morton Pete
has been put in bankruptcy. ~
LIVERPOOL July 3--Senator Sherman passen-
ger on board the steamship City of Paris, which
sailed for New-YOrk to-day. He denounoes Attorney
General Stanberys opinion on tho Reconstruction
laws as an attempt to annul the acts OF Congress.
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R1IIrn ny LIGHTNING.

. aLIrcHFIELD, ILL.,, July 3.Two boys standing in n
harvest held, four miles FROM this place, struck by
lightning during the storm to-day aud instantly killed
house In Gillespie, Ill., struck in the same storm, and
boy killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, Va, July 3.-The first lot of wheat
sold to-day at So CO. The eoored majority registered in
the lower ward today reached The Mayor has issued
a proclamation recommending general Observance Of
the Fourth OF July the best evidence Richmond
give TO the whole country OF the loyalty OF her citizens
ana convince Congress that no more legislation TO make
her loyal Is necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

The Democratic members of Congress alb
sented themselves yesterday, no doubt, in the
hope of preventing quorum. That plan
having failed they will probably present them
selves. We might have done without them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
BY STEAMSHIP.

The mails by the Java reached this city yesterday.
by the Java English papers of l9th 2lst
and 22d of June.
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10 CORRESPONDENTS

No motto. can b. taken Communications Wb.teyes
rends0 Tor authenticated bV the name ans address
the necessarily for pubieshon bat ~ guaranty Tor
his good faith
All business letters ece shoaD be addressed I. THH TRs
UNI, New-iork
We osuB,t undertake . reie-ted CsmmaaicAtsnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
PRIZE FIGHT AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Jnly ga prize fight between King
and Twiner for tho championship of louisiana came OF
to-day the city Fftys rounds were fought in
5Dt minutes Twiner failing "a respond when time was
called for tue oath round, King declared tho winner
Neither were badly punished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04
BRAZIL.

LONDON July G.-Late news from Brazil in speak
ing of the United States coonists there, says that
they are suffering the greatest restitution, and
bitterly lament their journey TO that country.
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GEORGIA.

SAvANNAH, July 3.-One hundred and forty one
whites and l5s blacks registered to-day The Board
day received instructions register all who take the
oath. The Board invites applicants who few days back
were refused 10 call again. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

what further measures the Government intended
to adopt. The English Government is AFRAID
using force and knows of no other means 10
effect the release of the captives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

Tomorrow THE TRIBUNE, excepting the
evening editions, will not be published.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

p,esident gtearns of Amherst College was thrown
<,a his horse last week, and dslocated his shonder
gbc injury is not Serious and Iie Flesoent WIZ NC III
cOVd coalition Tor Commencement week
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Bnsinees Notices.

We call ntoa 10 the fact limitations Of our fne ELECTRO
FrG consisting duue and tea services &e are being I
nse osrei for sale by manufacturers and that there are
Buglh limitations ia the market both Of inenor quaV oo'
goods mar be procured responsible dealers throughout the country
d ay avoid couners BY noting our trademark on every
rtucle q oNo manufacture. TINA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-04

az goods bearing stamp heavily plated the hnes albA OF
re SILVER guarantee them respect superior to the os''
6Lsasd plate. r.
GORHAN MANUFACT Co,
SiigersmHhs aud Manufacturers Of Fine BecoPlate
Providence, r T.
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Nas .,Nianficn kaue."

Dies 1T s:raes ;ur iesiocn 3sit zines Der anse'
usbmisn 6otbduisr in osfsr Gttp. uno 70 pislIsldt
audb bns ean,e 9 br bnourG. .-SSir msiren bier
rnas Die Gage oussrbalb pes Saufss anbsirifft-uno
9tbt mon tonn in tas baus 70 finoct mon biz aller=
befffn @strdnten. unb Or. gB tberbcle itslIt sc:
pib fsinsm @at Gin Glas cbsr 8oel ret, an tpeldhe
man nit osm Sineer fsinsr Nomsn fhrstsn tann
--fcnbsrn ss IN olIcs rsiM-&tenfo IN es tn Der
Adbs.-Dsr 6uno unb Ole Soscn ltdsn bort biz
Bratpfannsn niht aus. unb otidbe fno ..aeristen
ras fs stissrn" -ras Sbrs:8el6irr bat aub bic
fhpar;sn gtrsfin niht. pis an manthsn anpsrn
sliSssn-ois SReIIsrn uno 9absln fsben audi nidht
aus. as hattie man fir 5ob-e SaIat enmit ss9cGrn.
obus bas fie ,esriebe n" ruorbsn piren-ah. bic
ffhcn aus OILS fsisn fs ole pOn Sibrr .-Didtn
1beil Der MirtbfHah .,mGneilibt" Die "8cs"
nno mir hateu 10 Surtte Suppsn Surf'rs, Gnten,
8oaas u. w. ssaEeen, Die sCois rivacnosnc ibrr
trotfsn psresn -9lun Shr Cir 9tpiF nitt trtt caen
rrsnn 5hr ea aufittll. uno mir tsrufn uns fdr 3tu
asn, auf Den Ycfmsiasr, ben @aid unN bic @maufsr
GapalItritsn.
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ner Qed,a Cauntv patriet.

Diels sstuus csrsn SutItrirtirnslifis nit isesm
Sage ,animmt, 1T sn, unrsiiis Die rsdts UNI oartn
su aopsrtsin-ssraes neil fs in bsr llm9sssnr cine
srSesrs Girtulation bat ats irsenb cine anoers bic
bier sssrudt mirr.-R'rtf mas mir fassn-osnn
tpsnn Shr cine Sftntids Ben baifsn ncllt, 70 nro
ss Gudb nur psnia nuesn psun Die Anscisetn Mihi:
aan asleisn mire.-Gie fcmmen ron trrtbGr ech
nid,t auf bic 8snbu-uno 70 babsn mir pcn Scma.
Juoiana. sBaIb nsicn 2erritOrp. u. no. aatb ncb
Nismano bier attroFen, Der . Gi9arrsn. elm psint
SRcloNss. Elm paar brl'n, Gin osmtefra9en, Gin
paar Stisfcl. . Yfunb GafTse, elm Giidrant. elm
aedbcfsn, elm Baum, gartS @irpsts. cine edtiss
Dree. elm Il. 50. 6. 8 ido. Elm Gents BatfbihldFd
Gin baltss Duesne 5ttbIe, Elm @las Starfes. ssa'
aen psihs fir ciHeu GSaaen. cine 8oppe. cine Pcn:
nettbsn, Gin elahsns 9Slafcni, Gin ptrs u. |. NJ,
faufsn pcllit.- Sbr hie Sbr aopsrtsifsb. pera'Rtt
c6ies gBcrte nidt-benn ssin rpabrilh Care pfItht
uno 70 fiao es Cure Sn.srceen, rcr allen 3sitan9rn
in Dem Tatrict ,u ooperisifn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-04-09
5brcdlid,er tlnfau in cinem DirSini.
fd)en Kobienpetfe
rs Sersarbeiter umsefommen.

rs Ser9arbelter um9efomn,en.
8i6monb. ga. A. gpril Sn bsm GloSsr
Sia Sctlenpnfe In glsarftslb Co., fanb 9slen
cline @rplo Tcn fatt, bic 25 rsiesn unb so far.
biaen 6ctlsnarbsitsrn bas qe'tn foltete.
Der SuperIntsnesnt eer: Brine blrIHtst tardbsr
8pIssroes:
@ts bic @rbsitsr ssaern ben Bobsn bss Berg
wnfs rrsidt battsn, sntbtdtsn Fs. ba6 bic I'm
S&u6ts astenee Baubulstdits, In wtl&tr ct.
nisss Sprnspufpn auftswatrt purbe. In Brano
iiste. So urfuGts bic Grbtiter 3u bsrsgsn. eas
5euer su l5I6sn, nae Rd leiGt tdits ttun lansn.
absr blrltlbsn tefiir6tttsn cine 3wetts erplofon
unb wsissrtsn ii& ans Dnf 3u ssbsn.
Der SGaGt III brute no&mals untsriu&t tpcr'
ben. unb pas Gsusr ~ 70 serins, bab 60 lst6t &C.
lSlht werben fonnts, wenn tie 4rbstter fif Der
@efatr ausitbsn woutsn. untsr bisien umadn'
BEN babe Id mid snti6loiisn, bas grspert 3u
rstten, inbem Id bic S&a&ts asfGlcfen babe
Gus @rteiter. bic sur Belt Der !GrplUfcn In Der
NlIne wartn, Is 8dss unb so Garbise. fcpls
alls Wlaultbiere untsn I'm ShaGt ltnb natlrltdI
nidtt au reiten. Sslb1 lore eei3sn fSnnsn Mot
su Sage ssforpsrt presn, Bio sas 8sar stlBiGt
N.
Der llnfaa IcG turG l1nSorf atIstst zines Sc.
trunfensn Snsarbtitrs ptranlabt porcsn lstn.
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,Scuerin St. gcuie.

2outs.3l Mdr,. Das 9inbslI Saua
eas srd6ts 9rtduo, frinsr Irt auf pslsm Con-
tinsnts, menn Mot uuf Der gBslt, wurbs ssitsrn
gla6t Elm 8aub Der 8lammtn. llstsr bsn ur.
1prusa tss 5tutrs n man nod I'm Dunfsln, al.
lsn alls @nsaten Rimttin parin therein, ba6
puHslbs In sinsm Ter psf i&m GrcntStmmer tn,
fGnftsn Stude unssiGbr UNI IS tltr ausbra&.
ater eIif na6 llbr ala m sei&lussn wurbe. 3u
tsnsr 3sit bef&rdntts fiji bas 5sur auf ,wei 3m'
msr- Sn 5clse Der 56te bee @sbGubts fonnts
man aber bic Utersn Sipdwsrfe niGt mlt otn
SGlau6sn srrsitsn uno bas Gsuer tbsiltt ft
tssbalb bsm 6 unb z. Stodpsrf unb esm Da@s
In Der RGbs Der noropslilidrn gds bee 9tbdupss
NIT. Bon ttsraus breItetsn fiji bic 5lammsn
wsiiG aus, bio bas sanss @rbaubf pamit sinse'
tGllt mar.
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Gcinuhli,niiere

Der Stue unb 9salbr Sfspprtrr dt,r1tbt aus
osm @nbr Courier pas folsrnbe He,sgt fdr eins
@cmpc iitiOn. psl&s pprtrsiil!d fdr Sttsfsl,
pisresssIGitr uHp 8smsnpsri Isin 1ca. ba Es
@tf4meipt9fet, Dsi&bslt uuo Gausrtafiistrit
tGOcrtrtn8t Man i6mslss lln,rn 5stt. basu
Ssts man l!nis Sar, unb ribrs gut um, penn
tstse strffc 9rfhmOlSsn fnp. Sn tncm aneersn
@sfdss IDie man 81 llnSsn quite tarts Ssifs In
! Quart rsinrm &'ssnmafr auf. gBsnn bic
eSiuus em6 g,bisuns Bis sum Sisbepunft ss.
ldr8t III, Gift man bas sufammenssIGmclssns
5stt uno 5ar1 80, foot IansIam tinse Rnutsn
unb bic SGmisrs III fatts fir ben Gsbraua
Sts ptro let6t unb nUtfsl ssmaGt unb wirb
otns 3wrifsl eas esesr sedmsipis maGsn, rpenn
aud ntht ftir bas 8aHsr unburGprInslt4, ppr'
an mir tinissrmaB Zen ;nsileln.
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iebet bieber
Der 9 piral
9erbe< <6em> >Mbla6er!

Die untsrsei&nstsn maGsn a6tunaspoas Wn
Ssise an bas 9ublifum baB elm patsnt erlaubt
porben tf an 5einri& Neumsysr bon
WilIsrstaun, 9s&a @auntY, fir sinsm
SpiralsYferbe>S Seu>Iblaber.
DnIslte III tinTati6 BON Ssausmli&feIt unb
aDtflamfst tu&aus ntGt bon irssnb einsm an.
bsrsn SrRrumsnt I'm @sbrau9, fiir 5su ab,ula.
ben. gu iitertufsn. ..
guf BsRs(unsen pber glniprias psrtsn lis
bide SnRrumente iUslsi& prfsrttssn.
Ssin Bauer fam nit Rem sspdnl6ten grfstee
NIT antern ii& sls8ieasn, auBtr CT fat sinsS rie-
fee Sniirumsnte.
s~ Staats' unb @aunip. .NsGte gum ge,fauf.
pSWan abbrebire. mad benz Maeunste,
esGa GaurtY, ga., Defiant, an sintn Der unler.
SstGnstsn.
6einridb 8sumeper,
Samuel 81. Rittenbaus.
gpril 8. 1867 nq3M
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@efdlGTts SSettSers.
Eer Qeler.Rleioerlaeen.

S Sun probirs ss oed nur einnal
.ei Gin RaHn. unp sebe in ben 8lelesrs
laben cisIr Gin umbsr, UNI lsner
% Srlti:llstsryeusun9 nssen. unp oann
msnn Sbr in r,n x1rlsrlaosn" ron 8 b oaos unb
Wubs so. IL. St pamiIron St. fcmmt. pa rpsrcst
Sbr sinsn bimmslmsitfn llnterfhiso fnesn.-Ssbd
natb osr Site fer @cces naeb Der suten arbeii nad
ben .,5ts" uno nah Der NiuistsiI.-Gi ou 1usr'
disbffsr. pas Gin llnterfhisb-a tpslb Gin auestcr;
osntebsr intsrfhieb in alIsn Sinfdtsn. gum Bsiisn
fsr adafer.-SBsr oann feline siaens Sntsrsesn nidbt
bsfSrorn wiu-rpil osr ibut nafiriib mas CT piu
--uno mir baten audi niht elm siu,iass gRcrt buss
gen gu a9eu, absr mir baltcn es bob als idt, bsm
putlifam feline Sutsrteen rcr ansen Su baltsn 9-3
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Insntaun, dprit Q. 1867.

Sat ben &cblsntof. srGnenb an bic esGa
Stal @tisntatn. In bslsr Gtip iibsrrcmmtn. In
fsr Sf' SamiIiCn Stra6e, frdtsr inne sstatt
eur@ OaSib S&OlI, unb IN nun tereit @lls
nit @nibraeItr unS 8ituminus Sotisn scn alIrn
GentnrurSsn ;u ttIcr8en-SIstGfalS nit Sui;-
an ben nisbrlsn Warfiprstisn .-@ine Spubau.
CT Der altsn Sunridaft tr frltsrsn l1nittAdbtr
bts Srn. S&Oa, 70 ME cline gnmsbruns pirb
sbrsrbIstisit sststrn.
SsRsaurssn eslaBtn bd Dslecmt 9. gcwsa
unb Sctn cher @bparb Dsl&lsr's srrabs nsbsn
benz ,.@msrlran Sptsl" In Der Gitp QIsntaun,
tpirb ptnftlids aufmsrfiumfdt sG&snft.
Sope 8ollmdbte Gompasnie.
@pril 8. 1867 na3W