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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04
The Expense. of Republican and
Democratic 0ff1cials.

Certain Gerry responsible gentlemen,
some Of whom. never paid cent
Of. taxes to the City. OF County and
others who are delinquent for years
past, are terribly indignant because
of sallegedsplandsring Of the County
Treasury. They cry out, Give
the Democratic party the power and aoe
will put q stop to. all this rascality, and
greatBfeddee thetaxes.p They charge
that the County Clerk, Sheriff, Treas
urer, and Auditor have plundered -
theEpeeple ahaameunt of lS55 600,
in found n9mhers.9 Had the Demon
craeya9 been in power these outrages
upon tax payersweuld never have oc-
cuffedss say these gentlemen. 'o 3 10. .16
Tn Warriek County the Defno cracy
have been in, power for the past ten
years ears siW We find ibSnreference to the
reported, the State, Auditor that, not
withstandiitn1gg ! all this alleged plum
der of 7ss5 55 600 the taxes in Wander
burgh for county expenses are only
sl0s34 peryoterr.. y Bile 10. glorious old
Democratic Warriek athey are s2S a
per, ,HateTs59,fIf If that county, is a far.
specimerof Democratic economy. we
have thss proportions ri Re on a rate
Of taxation Oslo "a it costss$65 600
for Republicans officials. in " ander
burgh;] how mucr docs IT cost for
Democratic & Al ais j ID tVaffieE, with
taxation ats26 45pergoter, or, (which
is the same) IN Vanderburgh under
Democratic management. We find in
round numbers the following result:
$40 90: SIG 90 :: SIS, 600: $4,000.
Therefore, if we take Warrick County
as an iHustra ion of Democratic inan-l
ciering, and admitting, for the sake of
illustration, the charges in the Courier
exposition, we have this result:
Extra expense of Republican Off
Gals 0o,UU
Extra expense of Democratic oIfi-
l4o,UU
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04
A Model De m0cratic, Candidate.

Weshave heretofore referred to the
inconsistency, of the Cincinnati De-
mocracy, who are vigorously support
ing for Congress- General SAM. CARY,
who has declared himself in favor of
negro suffrage tthe country over, and
isa strong Maine Liquor Law man.
Itrappears' the Democracy of Indian
apolisi are equally as inconsistent.
The journal of that city, says: a'sa'si'
Lewis Gordon, Esq, fills the orna-
mental position of candidate for
Representative ON the Democratic
ticket of Marion County, and is busily,
engaged in trying TO convince, the peo-
pie that they are terribly oppressed
By 70 tie ii''' bond aristocracy," the
7 bond lords F" and the Shylocks,'t
who Fa4e $50 fnnfbrthnate as to hold
the obligations of the Government
fro so p s'sg2f5t|s i!s dqFqg
claims to be the workingmen's candi-
date, and we presume he follows the
lead of the Herald in denoupcing
national banks as the offspring df'tfie :
devil. 1t is well that our friend Jor-
dan is a man who can. readily control
his facial expression, else he would
be unable, TO lreIqess a broad grin
while soft-soaping the sovereigns with
well studied abuse of bond holders,
and HAIL srs, AS 10! ss I'd stoe7sh0z 1lsts ~
The First National Bank of this city,
to the amount # tenSf3sgEsdnd s1OIgdgs,
and consequently a bond holder 10 the
same eCte1lt ,ts,R rz
not compliment his character for
candofl bnR Ed901k
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

Mr.. j. w. WALKER has furnished
the Courier with the figures showing
the'aggregate amount of expired exc
cutions in the hands of the Sheriff.
Captain DARLING makes a satisfacto-
ry answer to it, But we suggest as a,
profitable and Interesting Subject of
investigation for that gentleman to
ascertain and informsthepnblie eH 70
the aggregate amount Of, dead, execuo
tions leftin the hands of the last two
Democratic Sheriffs of Vanderburgh
Comfy. .T9daGihl .ST0ON sil2G'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

THE Democracy admitrthatt there is
a decided Republican majority in
Vanderburgh County. They do net
hope for the election of MILLER ,ex-
cept through Republican votes; and
they are using all the persuasive power
possible In appealing to Republicans
Z" to lay aside party prejudice" in this
contest. And yet everybody knows
that, if DARLING is defeated, it will be
heralded all over the State as - a
glorious Democratic victory" The
shout will go up from the threats of
the Copperheads, Vanderburgh is
redeemed from the Abolitionists."
Let no true Republican aid in such a
triumph. - -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

a PROGRAMME. EE q
l. Grand Turner March, by the Turner
Band.
2. Vocal Quartette, by Mrs. Schlessinger,
Dietze, Loose, and Blum.
3. Comic Defamation, by Mr., Schreier.
A. Vespre SiciIenese, by Turner Band.
8. Gymnastic Exercises on the TrapeZe,
by Turner'S q. Puter and j. Enrich.
6. Song, bySMdlle. NolderaIer.7 iteE
2. Grand Polonnalse, by Turner Band.
5. Gymnastics on the Horizontal Bar, by
o. Fleet Dhetto,s by Otto md Theodore
10. Polka Miiftar, by Turner Band.
IL. Comic Song. by otto Piaffiin.
u. Pyramids by all the Turner's, with i
Bengal Fires, r
ID. Ban. ' -
Admission, 80 cents. Ladies free.
To commence at s O'Clock in the evening.
oc4 d2tS - EH kIl4 "a -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

get the premiums, but VII eeoptrisuts
the articles also. IF this be done,
many will help make the Fair the
success it ought to be. Most any con-
tributor would prefer to- have his
articles seen and admired as has.
thar simply to win the premium.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

Tue Courier complains that a card
in the JOURNAL, correcting one or
two of its manifold falsehoods, was
written on Sunday and, therefore lis
a violation of the law for the pre-
seryation of the Sabbath. 1t is a
new feature in theology and ethics,
one to which we call the attention
of the ministers of the city, that to
reJuke lying on Sunday is both ire
ligious and a violation of statute
law. Preachers must be careful,
hereafter, lest they incur the penal
ties Of the law. inlar..l -. II.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

ONE of. the arguments used in favor
Of Councilman MILLER's election by
his friends is that he has been unfor-
tunate in business, and needs the of
fee to help him out of his financial
-embarrassments. How an office, pay
ing so poorlyIa the Courier would
have the people believe the Sheriff
ought to do, could relieve heavy
financial embarrassments, we are at
loss to determine. Does Council
man MILLER propose to follow, should
he be elected. in DARLINa's footsteps?
IF so, why does he permit his friends
to assail his opponent for doing ex-
actly what he designs doing under
similar circumstances? fu
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

1t is.a. strange argument for Demo
Gratis to use, for the election of Mil
LER and Bowers!
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04
,REroRE the people of this count,

,RfFoRE the people, of this county
transfer the management of its affairs
to Dmocratic politicians. it would be
well to cppnt the cost of such o sui
cidal policy. Certainly at such time
as this, when we are weighed down
with burdensome taxation, it would
be folly to do an act which would in
evitably add to it. We yesterday
showed from the State Auditors re-
port for 1866 the comparative rate of
taxation under Democratic and Re-
publican management; and plainly
established the fact that. the State
over, the rate is twice as heavy in
Democratic counties. For instance,
we compiled the following table:
w. No; 5 Loeal Per
ID DEM counties $3.50 sssas sis 1851 ~ IS
20 Rep. counties l06 $50 I,59s'9s2 Ii so
And when we compared the ex-
penses of Democratic counties in this
part Of the State with Vanderburgh,
the result was still more striking:
t-fi'-. f'->t f.f-tss- ss..s IdgdtioIs
uesi s4ss j.. per Voter.
Dubois, for county expenses ............. SO 35
Warrick, do. 26 As
Knox, 3a .ar' do. tfas4 - a.............. % il
Vanderburgh, do. ...-...-...-I0 81
With such facts as these before
them, the people of this county will
be far from resigning the control of
Vanderburgh County to the Democ-.
racy. q :. :. ---.a.gNO0
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04
SOLD OUT.

YYAvING SOLD MY ENTIRE IN
x1 terest in the City Feed Store TO
Mess. S. Cross IL Murray, beg leave to re-
the patronage SO literally extended TO me.
and solicit a continuance of the same to i
the new firm. JAMES CROFTS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04
KENTUCKY ITEMS.

large and enthusiastic Railroad meet
Ing was held at Princeton Oh the 9th ult.
The Elizabethtown and Paducah road was
mp for considerations. si flttt%
The ceremonies attending the laying of
the corner stone of the new court house at
Hopkinsville are said to have been very
1mposip e.. 49, "a 's-s-a-'a'a-a@'s
Tie Princeton Progress says several mys-
ferrous bodies OF men have been seen of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

The Paris Exposition has been a
great pecuniary speculation, and
should the Emperor declare its per-
manency, it will prove a constant
source of wealth. According to the
agreement, the profits, if any, arising
from the Exposition, are to be divi-
ded.~equally between the State, the
city of Paris, and the company own
ing the charter, granted by a law
passed. blythe French Legislature, in
1865, for the purpose of organizing
this stupendous undertaking. 3' go
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

The Courier is as gushing in pathos
as it is gorgeous in rhetoric. It
grows patheticer and patheti-
Ger" over Recorder NELSON'S little
record. The most obdurate hearts
cannot resist its fearful appeals. Like
all sinners, whose repentance is based
on detection and exposure, its editor
has vowed vow that he will never
give way to the weakness henceforth
and forever more. Should he prove
true to this VOW, we will have preach
ed temperance sermon more power
full and far reaching in its effects than
any ever delivered by that prince of
orators, JOHN B. COUGH. sDisoEse
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
II u X N e TX M "A l. l..
Saturday, Oct. 9Th. 1867,
GRAND MUSICAL SOIREE
Gymnastic Exercises,
I PROGRAMME.

For Benefit of Turner JULIUS KNOLL.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04
He Knew He Was Right
~

NALLAND1GHAM, VINO Is the dc-
knowledged leader of the, Ohio Cop.
perheads, said in speech at Circle
vile on Tuesday last, that he had
not changed his opinions on the is
sues of the war, and now fell, more
strongly than ever the strength Of
the position he. occupied aufing the
wary q He believed then he was right,
bit he k,aelo 1t aoao." Actuated by
the samesspirit, and to~vindicate their
anti-war principles, the Vanderburgh
CopperReads at their Hartlein Corr
vention threw Captain WILLARD
overheard. and nominated a repre-
sentative man in the person of JAKE
MILLER, in order that the issue might
be fairly made. His election will make
their reasonable record respectable.
A HINT TO THE MANAGERS OF OUR
COUNTY FAIR--In hasty tour.
through the ground of the State Fair,
row in session. at Terre Haute, we
noticed that almost every article on
exhibition had the name of the con-
tribptor attached on a card Thus
everybody knew who manufactured
the articles in which they took an
interest, and the desire to see the
handiwork, skill, and taste Of friends,
drew hundreds to the Fair who would
not otherwise have gone. The Judges
are placed under solemn obligations to
decide according TO the merits of the
articles, and their judgments arc as i'm
partially rendered as where the names
Of the contributors are1exciaded from
the articles on exhibition. ! We trust
the managers of our i Fair will
do the same Give the people an op-
portunity Of Knowing not only who
q Nyoo! - szol s{msle aga3TSa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04
NEWS ITEMS.

= I k%teAk
Gold closed in New York yes terday al
1865.
Commissioner Rollins has decided that
ali sntia Wits are rsiieved OF stamp ddtfes
1t is rumored that r. NJ. Hunter and AL
exander H. stephens, will soon be par
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04

CldAs ooVu
Extra expense of Democratic oIfi-
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-15

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United States
Seaers u. Warine 8erif4erunos So.
son baltimore,
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zines Sabres cher eiusa I~dnstrsa rber ~tiiriersn 2eitraum
fsrEer
70 &G,iTe nab QdAuuocn
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81. fru6 ppn Baltimore al. Ser
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abgans ppn @afGingtpn frib z, 5l8 rmb
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mittagSsHge bpn Baltimore rnb bic z ltbr NiprgeuSiise
unb bic 2 ll9r gtaHmittagS5iige BON Gaibingtpn Halteu
all ben @e9punfteu an. Die 7 05 l6r Otcrgen;i9e unb
bic ~ ubr Gla4uittasS@3iiS BON Baltimore unb bic
rs llBr @tcrgen> nnb I5 l9r NadntittGgss3is bru
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an.
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ton al.
aSesen heiterer 4uStunft, irpie F~abr6iaete cler Dirt
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Srbn 8. gBtIfpt, GranSpprtnicifter,
III 6. ~. @pIt, 9aupt=EiaetsAgeut.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-15

NDGtFLtI8 NIIU VUIUHIUN0'
Die Baltimore : SEio Giierbabu bietet Dem %reiieihen
@utlitum bic grDSten Iprtbeile in Se3as af Siai8teit,
Sequemli6teit, Siterbeit, 9unitli6teit unb S9pnpett
Der Gceuerieeli, ir bas II. BON teiuer aneern SaRn in bic
fem 9onbe i~i6ertrcffen miro. 0ieis 8abn BPM atlantis
i@en Oiean a~us8e9enb, lift sic Gltefe ausSebePnteite 81.
lrie, slei& Seitig aber ard bic ~fitrseite nlb ihnellfte uns
ta9er be bilisfe 0Ipnte iiir lie 0teiieuSen mad Ssm S8e'
fen, Sic ni4t perfe9len ipQten, fe gu benussi.
Naeilcu= gntferrun8 BON Baltimore na9 Cincinnati.
.rabpr g2orfersb1ro. LIB UeeiIen
8enppob NIB @beeliu9. .......S3s ~
/. SarriSburs unS YtttSbur8. .....S5s -
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cine grfparniB al Der @ntfernuns rpn '1s
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nubel1, legeu bic 9Ieiie in IL Gag 5urid nib fabreni II
Dagel, bic auf baS @nerbeqnemite Hnb nit seppltterfsn
Sisen eiuseri4tet itnh.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-15

3%)otomlac
i0rtattOnS Gnit.

ssTe GrangportattOts : Gt1tt.
SIR
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in gquta street, nit ben Tra6t8isen Der @i3'
moub, 6reberidSburg unb @ptomac Gt'
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QampT,r .&euuebed", Capt. s. S. @liUn,
SerloGen galtiu,ere pom gier $40. 8 9i89titr. Dtarf jeoen
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uub bic eep5bnli6en 2anbuugspiase ON &otoulac TluB.
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g8eaeu au8furft iber Sra6t pier 4Saiiage psitbe mon
fb in Baltimore an
g2eebBam & sons
mrs12iL 142 Sight GtraBen AFerft.
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8aBrpreifs bon 8aItimpreua@

BUR befpnbereu aenntntbnoPme.
Ginpanberer unb 0feiIenbe irlten ie9r rprftbttS ietu'
t6e ie lire Biatte faufen unb icatei ptelelpen MIR BON
fol6en anaeftellten Seauten taufeu, Die Ron i9rem Ge'
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ta lie Icuft Der @efabr ~als8eiett iinb, bei4pinselt aa
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uab alien Eteiten be8 gSeftens inb 81 haben BEL
Cart s StiIebranbt,
Sen. Gmiaranten Ri Iseutb Der 8altp. Sbic Giienba9n
(21mr,-iD SIR. 81 2bameSftr., Baltimore.
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auf snlanb 0emSTsr pfsr bcbsr Gee sessn 8srluft Surd
nafSle. #1-
office SO. 17s 9 S~r0sbssp.
GeuerDcrf1ernu9
Ger a1cciirten 6euermanns Electromagnetic
ihaft BON Baltimore.
30. 4 South r., geseniiber Dem Sun-0ebGuoe

Sn Sstra&t Der srfplSrei&en 9batisteit Aes Darnrfz
SenersD epartements fteaen mir BON Jest AT gum bi1ise=
rem Nreiie Prliceu aus unb erneuerr1 aud bic alien gu
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ga6beln rber iruftise G8ertbsesenftGuhe fir elm rber fieben
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f5 bic 9ife unierer berabseietteu Rrdmieu n%u;uieben.
Gne SerIufte perDen ME bis9er prompt unb liberal
ausbesaPIt.
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senbeit, bic alien 8ap 2inie Dampfer uno Se9eli6iffe II.
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unb Danpile, pber iiber Gi8mpnb unb NsterS6nrs na6
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gBilmin9tpn nnb NSelbcu Giienbabn uad &in9sriae unb
allen iibrisen 8unttsu bes Siioens gu benlten.
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DE iiriiheu Baltimore, ScrtreB Vipurre uup Jtcrfplt bic
Ser. Stdateu Bot befDroert.
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men, ibre QBerfte aut 6use Der Union Dcd, NatmittaSs
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cefter Counties uub Dcrftctpu.
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R Sfeass @rransensnt
YpilaoeIpbiS, 98iImiuetcn unb Baltimore
Giienbcbn.

GllenbGbn.
IN lto mad Dnnneritas, 1. SUM, ~rerlaTen te 3Gst
Sas Srefibentitr. DEPOT ME fplgt:
Der Tpt3ug fir philadelphia unb 5tsii6enftatipns nm
1926 Ntpr9enS.
GrpreB5uS nur fir Gep gprf, $40 Mpraens.
GTpre6sas fir 8filabelp9ia NIB Gep 9prt, Ito sto@
mittagS.
@rft3us fir gBiIabelPPia NIB 5pifGsnfatipns,, 4.s5
Sta5mittass.
Grpre58uS fHr philadelphia NIB 5riI&enfatipnsa
e.25 AbenbS.
Srsrebsus fit gPilubelp9ia unO Stem gOrE, s.25
MbenSs.
Dieie 3iise ssPen tSsli6, ausSenclnHea Gouutass.
an Spnnta9eR:
Cir gaew grrt nm $50 NIB fir BBilssslp5ia nm g. 5
&benoS.
Sir Salisburp unb 3wiI@eupnufte all Der SeIamar.
SaPn 1925 Ibencs unb fir DpSer, Del, Ito 9fa6u..
(6rtt-I Us II. GrofCrb, Gseut.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-15
wi3tio fit GiuwanOertr.
giene arrangements fir ginwamSerer Die nab
rem gBefen III reilen mnnlhsn.

gteme ARRANGEMENTS fir ginwanperer Die na6
bem gBeRen ST retieu rrnlhst.
Son 6eute, .. Nppbr., at pereen Ste Gintrailbsrsr
auf Der Npetbern Central @alrert Ctr. Depot @renbaen
nit hem @rpreB;ug betSrpert. Die Sebn btetet panurw
Sen Guisranten eiuen srSBereu SortbeiL ais ir9elle cine
kanbere Saen, aud 1T tie lin 81 DIetleH trrier als tece
anhere 8abn mad bsuanuten Rlaeeit aS
@tttsburg, GlepslauD, Detroit, Sort Ba9ne,
G6tcasp, Milnautee, @aIenu, Dubuque, ct.
Saul, Sod S8lann, Burlington, Soma @ttp
unb persen besbelb bic nit Der Nprtberu Central Balm
| ge6enben 9erIpnen 1e Gtunbeu fraber ais bic nit ans
bern Sa6Nea ge6enben bort eintreffen, aud meroet bier
Otal peuiger bic gga9eu babel Setpe9ielt. Die SaPn
;iett bur9 ben i3Snfteu &tel bon Sbip. Die gauge
Gutferuune son bier Ills @bicagp lit SOC Nfeilen. -
| Das @epGd nirb bier 9e5eihnet (ntarfeb) NIB eePt nit
ZEN 8aiiasieren on BEN 8ei timnungSprt.
9le& grelline, Daptpn, Cincinnati, SuStanas
pptts. louisville unn ct. Souls
werbsn ~eEeufans @aiasiere beiSrbert rnb fir iPr @epSd
feline meitere llmIaeungSto1ten bere6net. Die Banas
| siere f6nuen nit benz 3 rFr, pber 4benrs 1s rRr~3uG
| Ga& alien weftIi9 Ylasea se9er, O9ne unterpess sufse@
baIter 81 perben.
Durtfabrts.Siaete nereen %reriautt IN Der OITeee oes
Igsnten.
(ptt1E SO. % Sellftr., naPe GeaterS @Barf.
In u MSan8 @rprcf Gon;1.
~befSrbert Sitter, gSert9ia6eu rnb Seller mad alien EBei=
len Der Sereinigten Staateu uno mad fat allen G9eilen
Der 2Selt.
Die GiGerGeit beS @iseut6urs, peltes ibr a%npertrnnt
pirb, - Der ~nierrigIte &yrei8, ben tie fin Tu5rIpbn be-
reGuen, bic GegeimaBisfeit unb Rai6Beit in ierem
GeiGGftsgause NIB bic Grlei1teritn9, pel&e iis Ser
Ipnsu bietet, met6e @aarer, @ertbia9en uuO @elb 81
peri6ideues BADEN, MAIDEN bic Adams @TpreS
@~pmPaSnie unIbertreffGi8 as Elm SefSrbers
uAesmittel.
Sir Gusfuuft melse man f4 in Der Saapt@O Office Der
G~pmpaguie iii Baltimore
20. 1854 gs. 8%aIttmrre StraBe,
cher III ibreR Bureaus $40. 227 mt 229 9. Spparbfr.,
an her galsertfoticu unb al g%forfplt g8barf, pser BEL is
genb elmer ibrer g%stntirei.
1mrsiD Adams @rpres Go.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-15
SfidbnaOnS, Sreccrtcfs
bmra nm0 Wptptnae : Gtfenbahn.

SIR Neifenoe na@ BEN Saoen
sreinal tasIi4 (ecuntao a6snbs a,saenOmmen). 8