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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

fnoh the Sparta twis) Democrat, il ap>
pears that tho Internal peat, the potato bug
Is not confined to this section Of tn, c,,,
try but 10 fully as destructive in w;sco,,;,
as in this State or Illinois. 1, saws ,h.,
they literally swarm upon the potato vine,
che moment they make their appearance
above ground. It fears that she crup w,.l
be eatissly destroyed the present season.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

SrrrRioarY OF rHE MILITARY system -
Tho Military power IN the South not on,
cprrecss the abuses ofcivil authority in tn,
unsettled States. but provide, for the gen
eral scrhritv nv strengthening civil author
Ivy y Tribune
The mos. con genial business of the Raids
cal press, nowa-iay is 10 set forth the adj
vantases Of the military aystem OF Govern
neni II this system ia 80 altogether love.
ly, WHY no, establish il all over the coun-
y 4 blessing so aani,iyatcd ought not
to DO rcstriL.si i, its Influences.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
Mere than ~ years 81 the sac.
ceos1lAl use Of
sspet(il'e american Eve 0a1ve. -

I'm which time over .QOe0oo beaee have besn ueed)
- placed II teyoad the pals OF expssimeut Il has
oceome necessity IN every family for instant use,
nos only Tor dieeesd eyss. sesse chsnuc but for
all cusanesus nfoMnat10ne, bufuo, eolsl6lans, cry
eipelss, patshcu. stnge Of insecte Musqueto bites
Infants Sores chses and scabs. chspt h1nde, chape
lrs and all kindred lie: relieving paine. aid healing
- II By magic. Fang applied kxIKsxAiAy, Il has
burning csnrtcs rr.,dng loiioue and Eve stees,
frequently does irraparahle injury the eye. by cor,
rvDg and forever troying the delicate seuer that
constitute or envelope that sensitive organ.
For sale az Wholesale and retail az proprietors Low.
est cash prices. STEVENSON & CANADIAN,
Druggists aud Agents for Proprietor. Davenport
Iowa. a. c3i-dl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18


The doctrine Of protection to domestic
industry has attained its hi hest develops
ment in the proceeding Of the Republican
County Convention IN Pit.sburg, which has
insisted that the exclusion Of foreign man
ufActures shall be followed BY the exclusion
Of foreign latorcrs.
Log ally, perhaps. the demand is a prep.
cr'scq renee of the prohihtory principie as
applied 10 the tariff. IL it ia right to keep
'ut @! the country the products Of foreign
lsbor, because. being cheaper. American
sh,r can not compete with them without
loss and degradation, it would be equally
right to keep out foreign laoor itssif.
But lat would then become of the man,
iiactusing interest 70 which imported labor
Is necessity. OF Of the manifold advantages
which How from immigrant industry? Ex
clude foreign workers aud many branches
Of manufacture would - brought to a stand
stii. In the bare proposition the tnanufac-
turers may see one Of the difficulties which
their prohihitory doctrine 10 calculated TO
produce. They call for protection for the
sake OF higher profits, land their workmen
call for protection with a view to higher
wages. One is as rational and lust NJ the
other, but they happen not to harmonize in
their bearing upon the high tariff policy OF
Congress.
The case has Parallel in the wool trade
Tho wooden manufacturers agitated for
heavy duties and got them. The wool
growers in their turn agi,ated for protection
and obtained it. Protection in the latter
instance, however. more than oeuiralzed
the advantage previously gained BY the
manufacturers, who wonld have been better
off with lower duties, and raw material im>
ported free. The Pennsylvania iron people
may uscfully note the fact before their work
men push their claim to prctectisn much
further.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
mayedAwiy

OF both eeses, Urs HraNa0,pt Ex1sAS H1uap. II
Wial give brisk 80 6oMueo1c fee1lDee, 40 elae!e
you 70 eleep vel. leesohvU
FOR NON-R4TKNT1ON On INCONT1NnNC1
Of Urine, irrtsasioa, iun<me16ticn q eDeoaapa Of
he bladder or tiAneys, dteeaess a the PROSTATE
Rsnde pfoue "a the bladder enlcnlnf gravel q rtck
duse depueit. and ~ dksasD Of the badd9s saensC
end dropeical swellin2a, lo6wV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
Ees sRniI'e EXTRACT Rrcsu FSahs d&wfv
Cure Of znA,aua smsi 4Ory ssbe msasH
Sisssa.

sissn.
SISG 2rSe, Ian %, 1857.
On ERASpRFru:-For some years have Aeen cub
iect Id attack of in lam history rheumatism which
usually comes on every three four months. NV
physiceans wire offh highest reputation. By their
advice took colchcum. citrc acid, and other cele
hrsted remedies but none relieved me OF shortened
the attacks. which lasted for weeks at time. In my
lat attack conclu, ed to try your famous Pille
~as lying upon my bed At the time suc, inv the
verees paine in my feet and ankles which no pen
teecsibe. The h's. dose ( six Pills wae 20 effective
that IN few hours the pain and swelling sensibiy
abated and In fort eight bourr were all gone and
WISE Cared and have haa no return
SIND you this testimonial for the benefit Of others
Who. suffering IN similar manner. may know how
they can find certain eief
I am resnectf,lly yours, I'D. DUDLEY.
The Hon. Demas Barnes. sSve ~ sell more OF
Bfandreth's Pills tnsn all others put together
BRA DRHTH'S PILLS are sold by all druggists.
and at the principal once. Brandreth House. New
Yo X. Observe b. BRANDaETH in white letters on
the government stsmp on each hog.
HEIMBOLpS EXTRACT BUCHU and lxrsovsp
Rose Wash curee secret and decsfe die riders In all
heir sgea, st lttle expense, little no change In
diet. Inconvenience and exposure II ie pleas
ant In taste and odos immediate IN its action. and
rec iron all injuftoue pfppeftiee ffehS-dkwIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

" the proclamation attributed TO Max'>
milan really come. srom.him, i,is remark
.ble document /, not only shows that
the captive Emperor is game to the last and
b ars his III fortune with imperial dignity
and courage. bit it macs language towards
the Emperor Lou.s Napoleon tina, must
crcaies sensa ion in Europe. lie accuses
his imperial brother and protector Of hav
ing "cowardly and UNANIMOUSLY abandoned
ne, by demsnd of the United States
when the news Of his fall reaches Europe
lac ads, "aii the monarchs Of Charlcnagnoi
country will demand Of the Nspolconic DIV
nasty an account of:my boo ~ These ar
strong words. and will probably bring VI
The whole Mexican failure afresh bcfor'
Germany and France.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
A CARD TO lNvALIDs.

Il CAHD To lNvALIDS
Clesynsn, wssie resicisg In sonth America y
. mireisnasy. discovered . cafe and simple remedy
for the Care OF Nervous Weakness, Essly Decay. D.
cases Of the Urinary and eemssal 0ssans. aid The
whole train Of tisorders brought By beeefui and
vicious habits. Gseaf numhsrs have been cured ~
this schls remedy. Psoupaed b desire to bsns1t
ios preparing and usine this medieine. In . sealed
envelope, % any Ooe Who 2eee u, Free of Charge.
Address, JOSEPH +. INMAN.
Su11on u, Blo'e House,
-, AAoYv YsueA f3sv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
Grand lodge or wisconsin.

Grand Lodge or Wisconsin,.
The Grand Lodge Of r. 4. A. Masons
lately in session in Wisconsin, elected the
following Grand officers:
Harlow Pease, Of WATERFOWL, NJ. W. G..
Master.
Alexander Nsggett. Of Eau Claire, R. ".
S q. Warden.
@. F. q. Collins, Of Beloit. r. w. j. G.
Warden.
W. II. Hiner, Of Fon du Lac, r. w. q.
Treasurer
w. T. Palmer. of Milwaukee, G. Sec'y.
The following appointments were ma .
for the ensuing year by G. W. Master
Pease:
j. a. Bates. ef Madison, Il w. d, G. NJ.
Jchn Turner, OF Mansion. e. Mar.hsl.
Samuel Moore. Of platville, $ q Deacon.
s a. Pease. Of Moutic,ilc. J. q Deacon.
Rev. Samuel Fal.oos, Of Milr aukee. 6.
Chaplain.
Eli Hawks. of juneau, G. Parsuivant.
q. T. Mead, of Waterloo, W. l. Kenne,,,
OF La Crosse. G. Stewards.
Ebenexer Clewet,, of Woodstock, G. Ty.
Ter
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
Fish CaIaurc.

Il sppeirs that experiments in the cul
ture Of tish have been attended with success
IN other countries ~ well - our own. A..
an instance, No rec il stated ihat eight years
ago, on that portion Of he little river Rib
bic, in England. which lies between the Dor
ough cf Preston and the sea, only ninetys
SIX salmon were taken. Last year the nun.
7 Der caught IN the came pa:t Of the river was
sixteen thousand. This is the Iesul, Of
locking the stream anew, Of preventing
the throaing of poxious substances into the
wate's, aud OF otherwise attending IT, the
habits Of this fn,y sp.cies. The report oil
the E"glisn c mmi>s'oncrs tells the tame
story about 81 veral pth.r British streams.
In many of them the value Of the fish taken
IN one season is estimuted .; ten lines the
cost Of stock'ng.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

THERR il one man il seems, who has read
the whole Of Mr.. Sumner speech on Rus.
sian America. Il was an ugly subject 10
handle--wc mean the pcrusnl Of the docu-
ment. The subj ct was exhausted, the
Senate also must have been exhausted. The
person who has rc,d it is Mr.. Bcrjintzky.
who has translated It into the Russian tons
que. and il IS 10 be published in pamphle,
form for circulation in Russia. Such an
iafi'ction upon Russia could hardly .hav.
been ANTICIPATED. or the bargain would have
failed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

A paSKRurr merchant has been expelled
from the Chicago Beard OF Trade because
he could not pay a debt to smother member
The expulsion does not seem to have been
on the grounds Of any vicious transaction.
bu, simply because he was unable TO pay up
ioss on a gambling purchase of corn. If
lac had been expelled for the gambling it
would have been a lAudable act. But why
. man should be expelled for making . mis-
taken calculation, il will bother men Of
common honesty 10 imagine. Why should
. man be driven out from among the more
fortunate members merely because he has
lost ali he had
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

A funny mstrim mi i affair recently oc.
CURED near Spirit Lake. MINI. A green
justice married three couples in one batch.
aud about four weeks afterwards d,scov cred
that license from the Clerk Of the Court
was necessary t, make the ceremony legal
aud he lost no time in informing the parties
that they were still single, though they bad
lived together the intervening timee. The
first couple were willing to risk the conse>
4ucnces; the second consentedi TO he re,
married; while the third having discovered
10 each other divers and sundry short-com
ings. .efused TO have the knot re-,ied, being
Satisfied with one month Of matrin,ony, and
glad to revert 10 xi,g'e blessedness.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

CuALLgNGE TO WgxoELL PusLLlrs FROM
CaAuScxY BuaR. Burr, in . letter.
challenges the Boston orator to discuss with
him the capacity Of tho negro for sclf-gov,
crnment.
IL have (says Mr.. Burr with great pains.
and = ith unfaitcring devoti IN to the cause
Of truth, searched over the whole globe fc,
an instance where the emancipation Of any
considerable number OF negro ''slaves" has
not resulted in the ruin Of both races
Good would result from such discussion.
Burr has History on his side-bit Phillips
has Tongue, sa,s the Express
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

TuE tribe Of cxtremisss who swear by
Wendell Phillips dread nothing 40 much No
the RETAIN of national unitY and peace. =
IN. Y. Tnss.
And so long ~ this tribe Of extremists
control tho Republican party the country
will not enjoy national unity and peace.
When the country returns to and enjoys .
peaceful union Of al the States then the 90
cupa,ion OF such men as Phi Hips is gone.
Then the many small men who have been
brought 70 tho surface by the revolution, -
Thurlow Weed says. will retire 10 private
life and TO forgetfulncss. These men not
only mako what they call pop ularity. but
they make money out Of The present IN
settled condition II our national sfairs.
And while such men can make money they
will not favor return to unity and peace
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

CaIoAao, Oct. n, 1894.
II. n. Gardiner, eQ,-Dear Sir
IL IL not often that am ned TO eay auebt in
favos OF Patent Med .cines but in my own fam
lily having been cnrcd In q remarkable mi inner By
duced 70 oirr ,ou isw wosse 81 cnccursen,e 4.
which, besng unsolicited, may be hettee appreciated
some noathe aimee my wife had very scvefe attack
o Dptheria which lett her partially paralised and
" tn acute Neuralgia In her head. In and breast
LAWNS heard Repeatedly Of wonderful cures among
her friends resulting from the use Of Gardiner :
Rheumatic Neuragtc Compound she was snduc
cd 10 give trial Strange to cay, before che mad
neea ONE the Neuralgia and parsty eis had dis.
apl'sa cd snd il hiss not returned. recommend the
Compound without hesitation. to all perss HE'D
with Rheumatism or Neuralgia, knowing as 1 do It's
value well the fact that your well kno~ reps-
ta'oo - sufficient ga1rsn'ee 81 H. censinenef. of
Tue Co;apound prcpared BY you. May cos tls doc
tor, bill may be avoided by the ure VI your ,ncdi-
cipce. Respectfully Y"urs,
OF Hale & Co Real Es,s.e AID Patent Agents
Lombard Block.
Ds 0AspxEn. Prcp'r Gssiilss's kheulna,i. . Men,
rslxtc CcmpoGnd: Dear Sir
II vita gfvas p,sasufe shas testify TO the mcrite
sse ,. Having been
slaoss !. ~ r,nedy dat could - o1lsins friend
. .ss hat one e cured .sd al p y
doepe ~ ~ ho been sai b ts favor, ed e3fnsst
y reccnnsnd irisi b. ever sss saaring ssosh Nes
hOeVWmlXn. ~.
nrm Merrill Hopkiue, - Lahk St
0xKBBDo. Henry Co.. ILL.,, May -. i666.
H. r. 0AuDNn.-Sie-
can now make moro full report Of my wise
rase. The two phyvjuaoe hnd called ~ hsvi1g Ail-
ID to cure b T. ske The began TO take he nddlcipe
poe cent bet, end after one 6uesDe 80 ban 10 ave
Ssasss appetite end TO iaPsvve oiheswse. Beg swei
nge have eu0e down end che has grown quite hearty
wtsh you would eend oGe doc hetslse - me -
sccn sr conS.nicnt. viii remit amount.
Truly yours, > n RUSSELL
4 WORD To TulE PUBLIC.
AZ the fosms Of diecaee Tor which 80 c......n ~
Compound have sassr origin N the blood. lei The
win atIoed him pss@aneat relied, becaues $3.50
reach Tie CAUSE TIE Coenpound oosrs -. ... a
bLoOps- THE CITADEL OF THE DISEASE.-Sres.1
h nom - earoog hold, - Ne vi<ttn Il rsiieve6
TnD e9UCyo Navn - IuoouEQn a ANN
CCnE WARRANTED
eUHG4AM = VAN eCHAACI.
-s>.sSe ~oah OseoDasA ~. ., CllHGA,, Z
- - : - a.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
COltOm'a Select Flavcrs

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vI0OR are ~.
gained by HsLxnoap's RxsaACr Brcnu. fisdAw1l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

PREPARED OIL Of PALM AND MACE,
For Preserving. Esesioring and
IBenmsiiy ing the Hair.
And is the most delightful aad wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' win ind II not only certain remedy To Re-
able article for the Toilet. II lie highly perfumed
with rich md delicate perfume ndc pendent Of the
fragrant odor IL the OILS of Palm of Mace.
The Marvel Of Peru.
A new and beau iful perfume, which In ieNcacy of
scent, and the tcnncisy with which II clinge 20 the
handkerchief and person, is unequalled.
The above articles for sale BY all Druggists and
'' - r. W. WRIGHT D CO,
oc90-1yl 100 Liberty Street. New York.
THE GLORY OF NAN Is sTREyGTH-There-
fore the ne1vous and dobilitsfed should Immediate
y use HLxsosps sxssA1 Brcnu. ldkw
Misguided Men. AND me Law ov CnAa
TIT $50 n0cy.-H"wArd Eeeaye, on the Esrorr,
Abuses ana iseases which form the haeis Of the Ora
vest Malsdiee In the nrpt age Of man, and fearfuly
sap the vital powers with cure Of relief Sent
Ia scaled letter .nvelopes. free of charge Address,
DR. } sKILllN HoUGHTON, Howard Associates,
Philadelphia. IA. msyls-d& wsm
uELMBOfp's rLrID EXTRACT RrrcHIf "a
pleasant In taese and ocs. free nom ell injurious
properties. and immediate in r. sction. td&wly
LADIES can receive boz Of Dr. velpsu'e PIN. BY
mall sealed nom the eyes Of the public BY encloeine
dollar and eia postage stamps to N. W. MA
COMBRR. Albany. NY
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
SAFE REMEtslE6 for unpleasant and dangerous
dassasee; u,e y, iABolD's ExsaAcs Dccnu AND In
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

pUBIic NOTICE Is HxRKBy GIVEN THAT
= ehe Assessor for the Second District q lows.
ne resu!nsd 70 my ofl,e foe coIlectioe the Annns
nss sof ~, emosaeiaa Special lake.. Ia 60 ln.
Tsolss. Deeaad 10 hereby made q all pesscos
1919 snesein eho have ~ psid sAeif ta.es Sos
sne smounS ses eeainst their names ,eepeetveiy ed
VII a"end oy himself or Deputy 4 his once In
tlovenpors, Iowa.
To receive eald Ta1es ONses hours koU o'cloek
a. N. DY4.4 ~ :.
II the = :xes are NOT paid within The tire lini1sd
soo sss - ~ w y sent and pcsaIoe2 - =
ded. = ~
Dsefd = Davenport. sAss IT Day q 1sae, 1871.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
AnYx6pVV0 nn,1> = -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18
D1chelOs.,s Hair Dve.

TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
'APE REMEtlEe for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. upe n, iABolDs ExsaACs Bucnu AND In
,nOyRp Roar WASH ffebS-d& civ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-18

eU1NnAM 4 VAN eCHAACE.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26
NecprberssGOurt.

gSie aciu0bnlid am Montag; 10 mar
aud geffern Der 0eeoroer febr befddf,
tiat, ufib bic GtabttaiIe ina9te que
ginnabne.
Der Grlte, iueImer aIs ,,llnor6entlih"
borgefiibrt tpuroe, erbielt feline gntlafs
flung, obne ettpaS bafiir 81 be3ablen.
@oeann fam Elm 9lnDerer, Der niht
ALIEN Mnoroentiid, ionosrn aud benedict
foIte aeiueien lein, uno oesbalb fir 80
Dollar i'm MrbeitsbouS flopfen nub.
Gin IieOerli bes Grauen3immer iuurte
iueaen ibrer SeffentliAfeit in Die Mta'
Oernie On Der Grontitrabe aeianot un6
bat bert 20 Dollars fur &oltgelo gu
beroienefi. M
Sin glnDeres oerielben @attung Fam
in bieleIbe 9lnltalt, bat aber nur 5 Doll
lars bort ab3ubsrOienen,
Drei gefeILen, tpeIHe VsI tisI ms
GI0e aegu6t" batten, ipuroen jtust ie 5il
$40 unD elmer 81 So perurtbetit; ale
Orei be3obIten in Greenbafs.
9tuei InoEOentIide batten bios bic
GOlten 81 beaablen.
Sin 8erQeben 0egen bic 8DIi3eis
GrDnuup fnnb inn 2lrbeitsbaus gum
gBsrtbe bon $50 nbge Il iper0eH.
Giner, Der fiA lebr MNprOentli6 anfe
eeflbrt baben foo, fnub fur $50 5tsine
flopfen.
: Gin gabbatbfdaneer fam nit Ser ees
liuben Gtrafebon IS oabot.
gBeaen AZ f@nelIen Neitens be3oblte
Elm 6 apalier / Dollar iub bic Rotten.
5 9ulebt mslrpe Giner unter Der 4ns
fIaae, hnOrbenilid ggpelen 81 iein, uprs
gefii6ri, aber aIs OfbsntIid freiaslalsn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26
Oie uGtaatsi ettnma"
mad Deutf9Ianb.

Ara
Gin Jreur6 fhreibt uns has 6OIernbe, nell
dem mir germ 9lafnabme IN unlsrul Slatt &C.
tpabren:
sd lAife bic Thanksgiving" mad ntfintr
alien 5eintatb ni1t ALIEN, neil i'd baenrtb
metnen gerpanbten @eIespnbeit eebe gu er-
fabren, no i'd bin, mic mir bier leben unb ME
meme n ne 5eimath ungefGbr auSfebt, fon5
bern aud ann fir bic @inpanberung bierber
III pirfen. Nihts fann mebr in bieler &ifbs
lung tbun ais bic 9erIenbuns unlerer beutI6ea
3eitune mad alien SbeiIen Deutf1lanbs. Da>
Bel ipare i'd nod papier unb pOrtO, benn iGb
brauebe niebt ellenlanee Briefe ~ lhreiben,
unb 70 ldngf ib bic i3eihtnS fhtfe, hilTen bic
Weinisen, baB es mir gut gebt."
Das Genntagsblatt mad Deutl6lnnb fVitet
ineIuFse Yorto $4.50 per Sabr, Dber 1925 per
6albjabr, aI1c tllr a d Gents fir bic elm
3elne Summer. Gin ein3iser einfa1er Brief
fOmnlt auf % Gents. 6ierna6 1T allp bas
SenSen Der j3eituns Der BET neitem biaislte
98ee, nit ben Setnisen in DeutI6Ianb in
Ggrrelpcnben3 gu bIeiben. QBir bofTen, 6aB
rrtt Siele unierer Mitbirser 10 perninftis iibrr
bielen SAL urtbeileM trerbfn, ais unier Cben
ertpGbntsr 6reunb, unb iebeu besbalb re6t3abl-
reideu AbOnnenten euteeefn. 9Bir tSnnen
Oafiir earantiren paB baS 8latt rtselrdeis
anE0mmt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26

~ gfeubeifeuun9en altf bic vEen>
nenee Staat 3eitlln9" f0nnen Bel ben
Serren
q. 8ornit.ein, giorO< @ouegeitr.
@rnit YobL Germantown
8. 5mt B, SranfIin SPITE
abgegeben fuerben.
w 9aut 8eridt Ser SanbeISFammer
beitano Die 9eitrise @infubr aus Sol
9enoem:
Wlit Dem 9ampfer SDrone bon Cairo:
"a 8unoeI Rfliise.
IS Mlbllteine.
296 Sade &leie.
Is > aornmebl.
% 6orn.
!, 10 Sonnen Stangeneilen.
13 Stlf Ginobieb.
l SAP Spef.
|, 8eridiebenes.
@1it Der gaafbbife u. 0ecaiur eiien>
balm:
Is 8alen gaumipoGe.
1 Giel.
81 Sade getrofnete Srii9te.
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GlnG.8eribt.

9ln Der 2anoun9 sins eS geiteru
5ienllitb flu Der.
Sas einai9e Snnlpfboot, 6as geitern
anfan, mar SDrone bon Cairo, nit
ifbr ipenig Sra6t.
Geit unierem lekten 8eribte 1T fein
Oampfer bon bier abgegan5en.
Sas Dalnpiboot Sgrone miro beute
Mbeno I'M 4 Hbr mad @airo abfabreH,
bat aber bis iebt nod pcuis Sra@t ere
balten.
Ser Dampfer Sen. 9igeI 9ebt beute
lfromaufiuarts mad OenSel<J teeionen.
Die Boote 9luna gSbite bon ct.
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tperben ftun6lid ertudrtet.
SerG untberIan0 itano gelfern QlbenO
16 SuB an ben Sarpetb Sboals uno III
I'm langfamen Gteigen begriffen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-26
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