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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-06
SOUTH CAROLINA RAMROAY
ESe WI CO @
GENERAL sUP'Ts OFFICE,

CHARLESTON, 8. c., March %, 1853.
DASSENGER TRAINS will run as fol-
IL lows, viz:
Leave Charleston for Columbia. $50 q. IN
Arrive at Kingsville. ........... 1.30 p. m.
Leave hingevllle.. .............. 200 p. m.
arrive Ct Columbia. $50 p. M
Leave Columbia. .............. GOO q. m.
Arrive at KiDgsville. ...... 7.30 o. m.
Leave Kingsville. le............... $50 p. m.
Arrive at CharIeston....... $40 p. m.
The Passenger Train on the Camden
Branch will connect with up and down
Columbia Trains and Wilmington and Man,
chester Railroad Trains on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Night Express Freight and Passenger
Accommodation Train will run as follows:
Leave Charleston for Columbia. 5.4 40 D. %.
Arrive at Columbia. sos O. m,
Leave Columbia. $50 D. m.
Arrive at Charleston. ...... $40 q. m.
March 81 II. #. PEAKE, Genl Sup't.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-06
DIR. d. /. BOOZER.

~0' 1D' N1' sDVO1A5AL1
HAVING obtained from the different
III patentees Of the profession, Office
TfsTRY, is prepared 10 do all kinds % OF
DENTAL WORK with neatness, durability
and despatch, at the very lowest rates.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Office oa
Main stroet, Columbia. g. O. three doors
North OF Agnew's. Yuleanized Rubber
Plates inserted at $25. May 2 1y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-06
Office North Carolina Railroad Co,

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-06

CHARLESTON, 8. c., March 28, 1868.
DASSENGER TRAINS will run as fol
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19

Sntere1en Der per19iebenen @%blfertdm>
mt. @as 1T pas pbruleneetlineel I'M
&ei96ta9e III Bten 9e9en ne erniten
sStimnter, bic 1i9 III ienen 2anctaeen
erbeben, Unit gu i9ilbern> pp paS gplf
Der S@ub bridt? SIS wtrb pbne 3wet@
.fel lebbafte Detatter abieber> penn Der
Mb9eoronete in Der propin;, mel9er ii9
ideuen pirpe, in Der failerlt9en &eit>
BENG 1i6 au1 etn @prtaefedt NIT ben
eroben @etitern Der Muftldruna einsu-
lahen,. fprtdt am 2anbtase fret ron Der
2eker meg ; er weib> binter ibm ftebt pas
@plf taS er reprdientirt. DaS Der I'm
gar init ieinen Yrdtentpnen i'm @prcer<
9runbe ftsbt yerftebt fi@ BON 1eltf. Der
Ef9ede pirb am nddften bSbmil9en
2anpta9 erideinen> Inn gu proteftren.
Wa5 werben bic &eprdi entanter hes
oeutiaen Seierret9 tbun? Daruuf #
man 9eipannt, um II mebr, ais na6
ben 8ebauptun9en ber Gprtl@rittsbelz
zen Die NHDan9er Der neuen SlcHuN9
i@ Wo9e arWpde 3u Gauieneen meb<
rem fpuen. Dag ber, Taumel pes
S@abenfeftes @iele mit9eri7en> lift fi@
nidt lausnen> ebenipweut9 miro aber
eaS grwa9en aus benz bunten Traum
auf ftd parte1 lai1en. Gin3elne Sympz
tome sei9en it6 berettS. Sn Tyrpl uno
III Steyermarf werpen bic Senolin9e
&pn9e's BON bet 8auern uni anft betmz
9ei9idt A.; Mdrtyrer CAB eS 3rpar mod
feline cp9 l9la9enoe Mr9umente- Die
Giptlebe 1T Dem fatbplil9en 2anpsplte
eth Ner9erntb> uno nod II Man6ea.
NQeS miro feline GrIrterun9 an zen
Sanpta9en fnpen. 8. 3.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19
&tr<6e 8eri6te.
Snldnbii@e s 8.
Ntftattonen
bes 5o@wIrbt9fen perm
8i19pfSGbpmas Grace,
Sim 20. September, &t6mono.
Mm %. September, NeuzW fun9er.
Aus stein Dprf.

Mewzg)orf sdblt jeBt cine fatboliide
Stride mebr. @rsbtiaof Mcglpsfey
tpetbte ant Spnntase, ben IS. Sept.,
bic Stride her Sdmerabaften
Mutter9ptteS (mater dolorosa)
an ber YtttzS traee Elm. Die Stride 1T
Elm pra9tppler 8au> mirbt9 rer Mez
trppple Der Mmertfanil1en @elt. @ter
0lpdeu> bur6 tbre et9ene 6armpnie bic
beS Gei9eS @ptte6 a%npeutenb> ruf en- bic
@emetnoe III ba5 neue @ptte6baus, belz
fen 8auart auf ben Gtntretenben einen
otaenebmen @tnbrud madt. Ger 2t@t>
eheft ypn pten bur6 bic pra6ti9e Sup
pei lit berrli6, raS Snnere Der Stride
fret BON iterlarenem 3terratb fe bdlt
nit beiosn 0aIerten fit un9efdbr3 5000
Der pner &aum.
Die &trde beren Grbauun9 bauptz
id9lt9 Elm @erf unermiiplider Tbdti9-
felt res 0rinrer5, P. 8pnapentura
Grey, If, unttritiyt rur6 ppferwiQt9e
@pbltbdter" 1T cine 3teree jene6 Stabtz
tbetles urp nadt bur9 tbre 9rpee Sup
pei 11pn Don @ettem eiuen tmppianten
Ginorud. sic 1T I'M by;anttntl9en
Style erbaut, 100 Tub lang unb SO
GuB brett. Die 9anSe Dede biloet cine
9rpBe &uppel, melde 68Tub I'M Dur9z
me1er bat. Die &rpne bet &uppel 1T
Elm pradtypu 9ennalte6 ruupeS Tenfter,
% TuB i'm Durdme1er uno IS SUI
iber benz Tubbooen. Mm Giaeanee bez
fnpet itd cine "a Tub brette Gprbaue.
Die 8eidttuble finp 1T BET 8anb 1elbit
an9ebra9t. Die pret Nltare 1tno BON
Sol; aneeferti9t unp IN lleberetnitiun<
mun9 NIT em8auityle Der Stride lelbf.
6inter ber STRIDE 1T mod Maum Neuus
INN le 1pdter int Nptbfaue erpeitem gu
f1nner. Die 0eiammtfoiten peS ppn
Mr9iteft Gn9elbert 9eleiteten 8aueS BE-
laufen fi@ auf un9efdbr 10000 Dpl>
lars.
- u19efdbr $50 Yeri oneu enpfi,1z
GET AM yprlegten Spnnta9 in 8rppflgn
som 6odw'ten Sii1pf Or. 2pusbltn
bic ". Tirmun9> uro Der Yerebrte prdz
lat mar freuoi9 iberraldt als cine De-
putatipn peib9efleioeter Wtdpdm Jpn in
1etner &eiicens nit i6pnen gpquetS be-
i9eatte. ..'- -
SIN @ansen mr9en iid etra 10,<
900 tSbmiide Tantlien nit $4,000
Seelen in BEN Ser. Staateu Be- inoen ;
am metlte 1T oen Staaten SQtnpis,
Mi9iean, Mi1ouri> Minneipta, Stem
yprf unp Mfarylanr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19
@iscpndn un> feline SiihDfe.

Die DiDcele BON Milwaufee murce
1914 searincet, uno mabrenp le ren
9ansen 9taat umfaete bate iie nur
tpentse tbdtt9eprtelte r, ais Mpnlei9uerr
5en1tt ibr erlter 8tidpf wurpe. Inter
@einer uu1idti9en Germaltun9 1T elmer
perippe BON 24Sabren 1T piei er1 bell ceS
@einber9s pes Germ II sepiebeul baB tsst
Wiscpnftn 200 prteiter, 365 &ir1en
unp cine fatbpltlde BesBlfsruns bon ca.
elmer balten MiQtpnS eelen entbalt, uno
baB spei 1eue 8tstbimer, @reenbay uup
9a Gro1e, errtdtet tpurpe. Detroit 1T
ais 8idpf6fy IA Sabre alter als Milz
paufee, urb bennpd ,pte wett it's ent<
fernt tit benz 9ute1 8ettlauf relt9iblen
Gprtl9rttteS int DadSzS taate.
Die uriade pieles Tprtf1ritte5 If
YieQei&t srSbtentbeil6 benz umltanpe gu
sereanfen, raB 8tlhpf 5ennp l,,b feline
etfrt9en Mitbelfer tm @erfe ber @lauz
tenS>V erbreitun9 berum9insen uno in
ben meiiten Sp%wnibipS eeS @taates
fletne &ir9en erri9ten liesen. Das
Material pieler &ir@en rpar aewSbnlfd
8aumitdmn,e, raub aus Dem Walce Qe-
bauen,unp IS arbeiteten bdufs bic Yriez
ifer ut,o taS @plf sufammen, eine&irde
gu erri9ten> pftmals 1T @nieclunee,
BON ntdt n,ebr alS Is Gamtlien. Mn
Zen SteIen rer 8lpd< &tr9en pranaen
jest iolioe gebdure BON @tein, 8rif
ODER 9els uap fteben auf euter, srpben,
pom 8t@pf ais &irdeneisentbum seii<
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19

9erten @runofiden. Wenn baber
lanbiu9enbe Ginwanperer IN ben Staat
tamen,fo faubet 1te cine Stride nabe BET,
nit ett,ert &reu3e att berTrpnt 1tnc biz
E}e6 bepo9 fie, fi@ aniabt9 3a fmc@en.
@tSccn1n bat nun 3.BidpfSfbe.
Die neueyn 8tl@6fe fnb Der
'9pd'fe 8t19pf 81. Melder> 3ulebt Ypn
Der DtScefe St.Qputs, uuo rer 9p@w,fte
Bt19pf 6etS pom Mtlwaufee Saleita>
mum. Der Grtere, bereitS etneeweibt
.unb infaQirt in @reenbay, 1T Elm
prd9ti9er Manr, erob unb itattli@ BON
.5tatur, pom rei1en italtenii9em 3l9en,
init elmer Mtene neretnt9ter Gett9feit
,tnb @pblwo1en> aber Der eritere @baz
rafter, 11einbar mtebr erlanst bur9 Sc
wpbnbeiten ftren9er Dtscipltn> al6 Don
ber Natur, 1T Yprberfdenb. 8ii9of
Wlelder 1T 55Sabre alt unb miroe uttz
ter taulenb @anbipaten berppr9eiu6t
lperpen alS Der Dianr fit bic 8i9pfs<
wirbe. Gr 1T BON BET Matur ;ur Sc
9ierun9 wie 9ei9afen.
Der am 6. Septemter in Milwaufee
9etpeibte beutl@e 8ii9of Sets BON 81
@ro6e 1T falt so Sabre alt, If 9rpe uno
wircepoQ BON celtii1en Tprmen, NIT
3ei9en frenser Disetplin unp Yepanz
tentiefe auf 1einer Sttrne> aber nit UNI
yerfennbare1 Strablen pabren @pblz
wpQens auf ieinem 0eit9te iptelenb.
gr 1T Elm Mann BON ttefer @elebrlamz
felt uno @etitesfraft uno miro &eli9ton
uno Mpral in ietner 11euen Dt6cele Bill
ben MAIDEN.
Snnerbalb zines 9albfreiles BON $50
Meilen peitlid Don Mtllpaufee 1inb bic
&irden rurd9an9f9 uidt weiter al6 6
Wetlen ppnetnanper. sic baten nt9t
ale fat6plii9e S9uten aber bic &atbpz
lifen III ben m,eiiten pldBen fontrpQirer
bic Greii9ulen> erwdblen ii6 tbre 2ebrer
uno balten baS 9an3e Sabr S9uls, i'm
Deutlben uno GnsltIaen. DteleS 1T
Elm 9ept6tt9er llmftanp in BET @aa9z
i9ale bes Grfol9e5.
Die fatbplilaen Tarmer bteleS Staaz
tes fino iebr unabbdn9t9e reli9tSie unp
9liidltde 9eute. Sie eiener ben Bpben
ielbit ben fie bur6 tbre Nrbeit prpbuftip
9emadt u,o alS unabbdn9t9 unp frei
linb fe AUDI nt6t ME bic Mrmen in
6tlt9en Stdoten, ben 8eldit9un9en Der
Seelenperfdufer> 9err(9aften> 8ibelz
II. I. ~. auS9eleBt, welde auf
rem Glenee Der Mrmen eeoeiben unb in
@i6cpnitn nt6t eriitirea f1nntet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19
Gnrppdiiebe Gprreipptben3.
&EIn> %. Nuouif.

Sbldpn bic 6Tentlt9en 3utdnbe Gut
ropa's felt n1einer leBten lleberlidt feline
meientli9en gerdnoerunsen ~etlitten ba<
ben> 70 1T bod Stpf 9enu9 pprbanpen
gu neuer GrIrteruug AUDI fir uberleetz
1de 9eier, ieltft auf bic @efabr bin, pab
le ben Gtnen gum 2a9en rci3en mIaen,
wdbreno iie bet Mnberen su ern1tem
&ppflditteln s%eranlafen. SIM @ansen
9enomn1e1 bieten I'M ere 3uit1npe pa5
Gtlp elmer &pmppte, III per mir ppn3eit
gu 3ett eineu Nft mitmaden, pbne su
wil1en, 1pau1 perGprban9 eisentli9 fall
len uno pas Stif gu Gnpe ietn miro.
Die 9auptrp1e lie9t rermal III Der 9arb
NapoleunS III, Der feline Weilterl9aft
abermal5 9ldnsenr be>pabrt bat. Daz
NIT meine i9 pur6auS ntdt etpa bic
Mabre9eln Der tailerliden NeAieru,1s
9e9en bic tbr perbabte iatyrilde Ta9e6z
pre1e bic pfenbar beabidti9te Inter
eriduu9 BON 9ipdefprt'S u2aterne" pper
ieltit pe5 ~Giaaru"; t6nnen ia 1olde
Srsane auf Der Maa9e Der bpben go
litif bD9itens ais Miden IN 8etra9t
fpmmstI bic ibrenS ta6el tpar empfnpz
lid einsulesen perlteben, pbne iecpd
erntlt9 su perlesel1. @a6 na1 IL pa
tbetiibem Ginean9 aus mei1er Terer
ateBt ii gang etlraS Mncere5: ra6
neuefte &unfitid hes Gaiiers Nappz
leon, ,
Gin &uniitud 1T eS> ni6tS @erinz
ceres. Gte erinaern 1iG> pie nod ppr
uenisen Np9en in Der fransTilden
&ammer rteD iafulion iber BE 6inan;z
perwaltun9 ben &epnern Der ppp1itipn
bic idarfiten @afen III bic 9anp aab>
ME lapnun9Slos bic erldwenbun9 rer
failerltden Resteruns f~rtttfirt tparo.
Dasu Stese ppppittpneller @ablfanpi>
caten, u%aaufb6rli@e Nedereten elmer
mutbmtut9en pre0e, Mibtrauen bon al
len Seiten: mas lpu aus ber Dynatie
Napplepn's percen? fragile man fid)
Yerwunpert. Wpmit antpprtet ater
nun cer &ailer Napolepn Mit Der
Mu5l1retbun9 elmer neuet1 Nnleibe unp
;war auf tem @e9e Der Nattpnallub>
lfriptipn. Cine NppeQation an ben If
fentli9en Credit Nn9ei9tS ber enprn,er
S9ulpen! Das war fart in Der Tbat,
aber nod itarfer ,par ber Grfpl9, Gs
banoelte 1i6 tint Mufnabme elmer Cunt
me Don 450a MiQionen TrancS Cunaez
fdbr 191 MtQipnen 3p%rp;enttse &ente);
ftatt be1en set9neten 1922 perlpnen
660>184,270 Grancs &ente, b. J. Elm
&apttul Don 15,000MiQipnen, ,np TIN,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19

bas Der frembe @bpleiale 9anbel
ma0enbaft Yeridltn9t i'm eisenenS taate
bleitt IL ba6 nit unlern ei9enenWbple<
ialez Marft aufbauer unp ntdt ben et<
mes anpern Staates, i'm ei9enen Staate
IL Yie( mebr 2eute 1T 8ei1dftt9uns
leben, unternebmun9s9ett uno &apital
ansieben. ct. Yaul tpnn jeBt i1on iii
Dry 0ppo6, III Groceries u.prppiiipns
in Viienmaaren, IN Drpsuen, tn2iquerS
uno Gabad, in Yel;z unp @plsmaare1
ehenip quite @ortbetle, wie Milmaufee
tieten nnp bat bic Nnlase uno bic
&rafte, cine Siel 9rSbere Start ais jene
gu werpen. unb baB IS 81. 2put6 II.
Gbicagp Qberra9en miro, pafur tirse11
feline nprmalen, a%bipluten, 9eo9rapbiiden
Yripile9ien> ieine@ e9enwart unrz pas III
ibrem S9ppbe entwidelte uno vprtez
reitenpe Settings : @ermbssn fir pts
3ufunft.
Setebt man Mtlmaufee init jeinen
SielenO eutiaen II 1T IS aufaQenp pab
es rur Elm Yaar prcentliGe noble
eeut1@e @aitbduler bat aber cine
unmale BON blb19en SalopnS unp
,.elencen&neipen." Man eebe mpreens
auf ben 9emin emarft, btel er tr1ot 10
11abe alS mI9li6 bic 3i9en eineS 1plz
@en Marttes in Deutihlanb NIT ieine1,
tpeibli9en @erfduferen II. (. No.; man
iebe bic Mea9e ppn bier in @unperten
Don Bupen uno ben berum auf9eltapelz
ten SaGen> bic na9 unp na1 yo11 Ter
wo9encm @plfsmenge "mit9enpmn,en
percen UNI man bat cine Spee rpn ben
10000 Mtlwaufier teililde> unp rpr1
tbrer 9elunren Gbluit. Der Martt 1T
i'm gang &leine,l ME cine Stact in
SlpdS> NIT @a6en rer2dn9e uncSreite
na6 aus9ele9t.
M1lwaufee i'm 2uenttu5 Yarf NIT
iein CT Nus9ecebnten Sage uno bptantz
iden unp YarfzM nla9en pper int Dill
waufee @arten 1T Elm gang anperes> ais
tal1elbe @plt am &ertauf8tide, pcer
III Der @erfitdtte. 6ier miro ab9ez
+ Il tet rte Gorge tredt lire Wafe
man lduft 1prtdt unp trinft NIT unp
ourdeinanoer uno fat peS9abidt5 oes
0el9dfteS itetat unp I1webt Der Mpler
Der @emu bli9feit> wdbrenp mulifalilGe
Stn9SD9el a la9aypen, Mp5art> 8eetbz
pfen6 ODER Ma9ner ibre @pQbarmpnie
eridaQen lai1en, uno ltnter ben Saume11
Die ju9enoltden Menlbenftneer itd
i9aufeln II. tummeln. Die meiiten 9eben
sur uSupperjeit" nad @aule. DaB
na9 Ginbrud Der Dunfelteit, trpB benz
Nu9e Der YoliSei raS piels unter llmz
itdnceu sucrldt bic Snfamte wte elm
Epbesidatten ftd eini9leidt 9ebt i9on
aus ben &epen int YpltSmunbe, NIT
Besue auf 9e>pil1e @arten berYpr:
SD 9ebe ni9t 1T pieie en- Safer : Gar
ten."
Ole Stact bat an Merfta9en einer1
drserft rc9en, 9ewerbt reibencen Char
after. Secer, auBer 9ew1bnlide N1bet<
tereri6eiut IL fir unp blanf b~eraus9e<
puBt, ME ant Spnnta9e. Nn p{elcm
ater 1T bic Start bis q 3 ubr Na@<
mittaoS erbaben ftiQ, wie oer @otteSz
ptenit leltit Dem faIt ale beirpbnen.
Damn aber 9ibts Gin 2eben wte IN Ell
mem 8ictenbauie bic Straben :iulz
len 1i@ NIT 0ruppen>g creinen, Tamllten
UNI Gin;elnen> u11o> Grbolun9 tnGbren>
1T ros2p lun9swprt. Dtele aber betebt
BET ben Wilwaufce 8irsern ni@t 10
(ebr imGrtnfen, ais Ytelmebr tm3ulam
m%enfpmmen unp iid 9emutblid unterz
balten. @eretne balten ibre Teite, faf
ispen Sonnta9 faQt ems Dol, unp man
miro fat ME bGren, caB bic 2eipenl9aft
cer 0emitblt9feit> Elm Sdnippden &C.
i9laaen bat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-19
Mfilpaufee uno feiue @eecn,part.

Mtwuutee Dem Oeut11< Mtben
am Safe Mtdt9an> baben mir rteler
Sage eiten ldn9eren 8e1u6 at9eitattet.
@el9 etn llnterl9iep, mel9 etne Ser
dnterun9 III 3 Sabren ! User baypn
cine Spee uno etnen @eiammtzG tnoruf
baben wiQ> Der f1aue Don sepi6en
punften auf ben yanfe58 Serge. prer upn
Ter 9. Gtrabe> etna III Der Ndbe Don
Spbn GneS 8ruuerei poer arberen
vortbeilbaft 9ele9enen NnbDben auf bic
Staot. @iele Der StraBeu. bic npG
Dor went9en Sabre11, ,,ur auf rer &arte
su 1npen tparen, finp jebt wirflid ta
uno anftatt Der pfiibea uno unebener1
i1Dne 9epfai terte Tue : unb Gabrwe9e>
nit prd6tt9en 9teiben Don 9aulern gu
beipen Setten. Die Siipieite CWalz
ferS poinD bat f9 am Nufalenoten
perbel7ert inpem bier frlber muir fleire
6duler unb nod fletnere @el9dfte tpa<
ren. Das unionszD Depot Don 4 8abz
men, Wboleiale 5duier um ro1elte yer
u11 unp na9 per Wetwanerl trabe bin
ein> iernsr 9rpbe 0iebereien II. /. ~.
uno cine itarte 8ev1lferun9 fino nur
etnt9e Glemente be6 Tprtl1rittes aubter.
Die Off unp Beitwaf1er<, bic 9uronz,
Mainz, &eerz unb Sprtn9itrabe nit
nod weni9en anberen weni9er widti9en
Strabenlbiloen pen6 aupttummelplab,b e5
5annelS.
6ter finb III ben lebten 2 Sabren
toflpteli9e, pra6ti9e @etaupen auf9ez
1Ibrt ,pprren. SIM ielben 0raee iiber<
rai9t uns bic 3abl Der GiQaS uno
Neubauten uro ben 9%ldn;enom &ei6<
tbum, bic fte Yerratben, auf etnem Spaz
sier9anse pur6 bic &eitren;~ 9pfalitdten.
Die mel fen Straeen baben raS Ntdplz
1pn Yaater. Dab pa3u bic nab uno
fern ipri1p1rtli9 beriibmt 9eworpenen
uSt. paul Sipewalt6" ntdt pai1en ser<
ftebt {i9 Don 1elbf.
Das i'm Sabre 1860 9ele9te Ntdolz
lpn 6rltpFater in Der Observation-Disclosures
bat fdpn 2Dder u1o mub bur9 Elm
teues eriebt tperpen. DaS bamal5 BE-
9pn11ene NufiQen Der Straben in rer
speiten Warp> tn Der S%itma1eitrafe
1T balp rpuenpet> bieSampfe peridwiaz
ben. Cine Der id5niten 5anpelsz uno
ST. iipensfraben 1T unb wirp mod INNER
mebr bic Sprinaitrabe an welder
has pluafintpa 9aus itebt. Dies 1T
naS 9robarti9ite 9el9madpouite nnb
npbelte 9ptel in Mtlwaufee. ia amQafe
Mi9i9an, tenn Gbicaso bat fetn ipldes
au3uwei1en. pradt Gt9entbumli6feit
unp 3wedmdBtefeit finp bier in ipldem
Craze pprbanpencaB cine Bei@ti9un9
b sSnneren unpMeuberen je9lide Mabe
belpbnt. Sn Der Sfma0er npWatn<
ftroee Don Der Gity 9aQe btS in bic
@alfers ppint, Observation-Disclosures BON
Der apeiten @arb 8anf an Bis in bic
@lpieite binein unp in ben btele bier
bur6freusencen StraBen finb ieBt faft
lauter 8bpleiale< @el9dfte unb paldfte
BON @ebduoea pel9e ber 5ancel BON
Minnelota unb Wiscpnfn auf9ebart
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12
THE CROPS.

The reports from the country continue
favorable for an abundant harvest of all
kinds Of grain. Wheat in Southern aud
Western Tennessee is ripe for the sickle,
and by the middle of June We may look for
che advance guard Of the new crop. In 1he
Shenandoah Valley, VirgipiO, there will be
an abundance Of wheat, and near Lynch
burg the crop has amagnihcent appearance
far better than has beeu known for years,
la Eastern Tennessee there rs considera
BILE complaint of tho rust aud the fly in the
wheat In Western Kentucky farmers arc
preparing 10 cut their wheat which will be
good, but not full cron, The newspapers
all over the State OF indiana report that
wheat looks unusually promising, aud the
farmers consequently cheerful
In Jefferson County, Ohio, wheat indi.
caies good yield, and corn is generally
planted, Fruit promises we'll From the
Dayton Journal we cory the following
A gentleman of intelligence aud observation
has just returned from WaP ,k0neta, and tie Ie-
Eions of Augla1e county contiguous thereto. lie
SAYS that he never saw better promises Of good
wheat, especially "a he western portion OF the
county, This condition is not exceptional, but is
general Nest farmers expect better crops than
they had last season, and they had good crops
then. Oats and ryo are also coming forward mdst
prosperDusly, and they bid fair "a exceed their
pVaduct last year OF course there was verv lit
iie barley, as most OF Il was winter Killed, there
as woll as esewhers in the West. With this ex.
eepiiap the grain prospect is splendid In AuglaiEe
Cuuuty. ,-
Farmers and fruit-groN ers IN Auglaige county
reasonably expect 10 have the Argest crnp " fruit
Of all kinds, except cherries, thai has ever been
proincel there. Cherries bossomed nicely, aud
promised beautifully, but ertater porlion OF the
youag fruit dropped N during the cold rains,
abaUi two weeks agD. feaches pears, plums, ap-
plea OUNCES, aprIclts, etc., are very abundaUti
currAnts, g1lsebsries. rAspherries, blackberries,
etc. etc., also promise to Weld very largely.
Strawberries are not cultivated to great exteut
IN Auglaizs. The graf. aud fruit Situation in
that r0unty was never better,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12
TIE ToLEno nLAnE.

The Blade OF Saturday announces there.
titcment from that establishment of Mr. A,
y. PELroN, who has disposed Of his inter.
est thereto to Dr.A.P. MILLER, Who, with
the Remaining partnersy Messrs. ID. R'LooKK
aud J. r. JoNEs, will continue tho business
under The firm Of MirtER, LoeEE b Go.
MY. PEfToS has been connected with tile
Biade for nearly iNelNe years, as business
manager, for which capacity be hastevnrcd
a degree ofability rarely met. and 70 Which
in great measure; the success oGtle es.
tabhshment has been due ''
Dir. MuJER isa an old journalist, having
for some twelve years published the Chilli.
cothe Gayette, and subsequently, was bust
ness partner in The Ohi0, State Jomaai
We welcome hitn 9gair-to the press circle,
and trust that his relations in Northwestern
Ohio may be as pleasant as'tNcy have been
elsewhere. ,,,,5
Mr. LoGgE will still be connected with
tho editorial aud Mr.. ,JoSRs with the. Lusi
i,dss dcpari rihent. .UY.ktHltW
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12
The Crop prospects Of the Present Year.

Inc crop prospects OF the Present cnr'
1t seems that although tho spring wca'h.
or has breu unusually Oold wet an inc EN-
ent, the prospects OF the grain.iu the great
grain growing regions Of, the West are
highly promising. Corn planting has been
delayed IL. the moro northern, and middle
States but few genial days, which seem at
last to be about 10 bless the husbandman,
will warm Tie soil and give fresh impetus
to farming operations, The ,apprehensions
about the effect Of the frosts Of the early
part OF Apmltupon the young frnitlhave for
tunatcly not been realized, aud the prospect
ls that the yield of,ail the small as well as
large fruits will be Abundant. California,
it is estimated, will increase her last year s
enormous yield of 6readsiuns fully forty,
aud perhaps City, per cent, the only trouble
seeming to be about getting transportation
to the great commetcial mhrts OF Europe
aud the Atlantic coast The reports from
the extreme South afford q much more
cheerful picture than last year. One letter
writer, eNpaliating upon the luxurianCe
everywhere abounding in Alabama, re
marks that what the South .wanisis more
pork. and less grumblug, and politics" "
The freedmen nre beitor disposed to work
than they were year ago, aud serm grad.
nally to he falling into tho very proper no.
ton that ii they expect 20 get plenty to eat
they must work for it. Qu the whole there
is cause for cougratnlation at the abundance
which the earth prom,sesto yield the com
ing season, with happy augnres for the
bright future in those places where the
dark shadows of the past have depressed
and overwhelmed tho peeple.--Nsw Yo,k
HeyaLl
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12

Ma. CoLFAx IL rather Onler the medium
hight, with form lirmly and eompactly
nodded. His hair is brown. now Slightly
sprinkled with grey eyes blue; forehead
high and arching, indicating great spercep,
tive faculties, aud deep veneration, flis
face is open and frank ,and'as yet unmarked
by age. lie possesses great Vitality and
can endure an extraordinary amount OF Ia.
bor with but little fatigue. This, coupled
With his temperate habits, has caused him
TO wear his Sgc SO well that but few persons
would place him even at 40. lIo is yet IN
the prinie and vigor of manhood, with all
his cares and responsibilities as buoyant as
most people at 80.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-06-12

METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHURcu.
Z The ~ Y. f9skotiist, ,bc able advocate
u tiAy Representation % the Methodist
thpeh ,vlaios lllet The Methodist Bpisdo.
paltlmrcll has gtowplo he the largest oi
,ai Observation-Disclosures of the country.
and one Of tho prominent branches Of Pr0s
testanlsm lhroughout-,he world. Y
Tho following are s..ise REWres
United States; Methodist Episcopal Church
exclusive Of the India, German aud Lbefa
'AiSsiOa -eosfssssoe}, ,slslao, ,ass,uAistboiist
Episcopal Church., south As6O)t 757,2OS I
American .b@hyAd Mefbodisis, 10000 ,
the Methodist" Church, 5O,OOs; rrotcss
itprt Meihodisls tin the Southern 6tAtstD !,
10,OOO;African Methodist Episcopal Church,
2Oo,0OOs, African Methodist Epieeopal Zion
Church. 6oO0O; Free Methodistn, 4 800 /;
Primitive Melhodisls,----i Evangelical As
sociotion (cxciusive Of the "Germany Con.
ference" 57226. " ,.. ,' -,