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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31
MEMPHIS.
Affairs In ArkaRsaS-Rebel state.
ment of Affairs.

MEMPHIS, December 30.-Reports
from Marion, Arkansas, this after
noon represent that the militia are
pursuing the same course at Augusta,
and fearing that they may be attacked
are rebuilding stoekades and throw
ing up works around the jail.
Messrs. Harvey, Crump, Teper,
Woford, and other prominent citi-
zens have been arrested and confined.
No cause was given for their arrest.
The privates wear no uniforms,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31
II. G. BRIDWELL Il CO.,
Cor. Main and Third Streets,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

Have been appointed Agents for the sale O ,
the above Mineral Water, and will keep a
constant supply on hand to meet all q a.
mands- See pamphlets on their counf or
for analysis and letters of many eIniKH mt
physicians. fnOvI2 d2m ef "A
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31
DRUGGISTS.
John LAVAL.
Crescent City Springs
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT.


VTIHHE undersigned mas the pleasure OF
notifying his friends and the public
that he will keep this beautiful place OF
resort open during the Winter as a Res
taurant. and Bowling and Billiard Saloon,
having provided two of those splendid
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, and
thoroughly heated up his SalOous and
Tenpia lIeys for that purpose. He Will
be prepared TO serve up OYSTERS and ALI
other delieacies of the season at the short
est notice, and will from this time keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
novT diff ED. WELLER,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31
CHICAGO.

A Man Falls i'm q Tank OF Boiling
Natcr-The Estate or the late Mrs
Augusta Dickens-Three hundred
aBd fifty-eight Fires In the City
Dnri1g The YeaP-COSt OF Running
the Fire Department.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31
sCRoFULA, CHRONIC DIARRHRA,
SKIN DISEASES, DYSPEPSIA,
BRONCHITIS, KIDNEY DISEASES, d

During the past forty years tllis Water
has been used. The cures by it have been
many, especially in Female Complaints
as is we'll known by many hundreds who
nave experienced its beneficial effects.
]. A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31
European Market.
Cable


By Cable. LONDON, Dec. 3O-Eve.
CoNsoLs-0216 for money and s2A@s2sS
for account.
BoNDs-Five-twentiesz z45S.
SToCKS-Quiet and steady; Erie 2614; Illi-
nois Central $50; Atlantic & Great West
ern z3z.
LIVERPOOL. Dec. 30-P. N.
CoTToN-Active and Il higher: sales of
2O,cOO bales middling uplands at l01s; Or
BREABSTUFFs-Californ white wheat
lis Sd: red Western IS 10d9l0s. Corn de-
cilned to SIS Cd. Oats. Barley and Peas un-
PRovs1oSs-Lard nrmer at 65s Sd. Pork
nrm at SIS Cd. Beef loss. Cheese 69s. Bacon
PRoDUcE-Petroleum and Naval Stores
quiet and unchanged. TaIIow 43s Sd.
Memphis Market.
BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, Dec. 50.
CoTToN-Firmer at 24Z@241zc. Receipts
976 bales; exports 6Z bales.
FLoUR-Unchanged.
CoRN-At 6566Sc.
OATS-At 65@66c.
HAY-At 81 O0Gs24 90.
BRAM--At SIS 90.
CORNMEAL-AtS 50 75.
PORK-At ST 75.
LARD-DuIl at 185ze.
BACON = Nominal; shoulders lie, clear
sides 1S9lSIzc.
BULK MEATs-Dull; shoulders lie, and
clear ii Les l5c. HHk
DRESSED HOGs-ll@Ilxc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31

CLEVELAND, Dec. 3O.-Lewis Davis,
for the murder of ID. P. Skinner, of
Independence, last Fall, was to-day
sentenced to be hanged February 4th.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31
of VIRGINIA.

FTHIS WELL-KNOWN MINERAL
l. Spring Water can now be had bottled,
thus SAVING the invalid q long and tedious
journey 10 the Spring. Its valuable prop
critics are too well known to require any
comment, but we would say that they
have proved highly beneficial IN many
chronic ailments, such as
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31
EUROP
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.

The Oriental TrOubles-Meetlng OF
the English House of Commons
Provision for Filling Vacant Seats
The Greek Government Ready TO
Comply with the Demands OF the
Turks.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31

Scrofula, Scurvy, Sail Rheum, Carbunclo
and Boils. Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Affections Of the skin, Inflammatory
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles. Chronic
Dlarrhoaa, Mercurial Diseases, and every
Taint OF tie system; Dyspepsia, and
those Affections originating IN the De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs,
viz, Bilious Complaints, Neuralgia, and
Nervous f.Aneetions, Headache, Lam
gour. and Depression Of Spirits, Loss Of
Appetite, Constipation
F,TS1G q EACEE4LicSf MEDICINAL
IL ComPound was IrsJ prepared Dy DE
J. ". POLAND, in 1877, and wis then enl-
plOyed with Ereat sqccess in eXpelllng hus
n1Ors from tile blood; but fn 1893 medical
sician, especially in the treatment OF hu-
r1ors. suggested some in1portant improves
has made IL go the people sayl the very
best ~ remedy 2 dp5 ali kinds Of hl'inofS
Tnis preparation rs composed en- flrely OF
vegetables, among which are SarsBpar1lla,
Yellow Dock. Noble Pine. MaDdrA We, and
Wheh the oriauatoia lived iB New
Hafnpshire. a. Gol6stOWn Centre, lior the
space OF thirty or forty miles aroun u, anu
nAancbestorpart rticuiariy y the Htuno DOG
Tor was wen known and highly Valut 81 Tor
the numerous and wonderful cures y I1ch
- eaeeled, 1housh man ufactured in arge
uua8fties, the supply was frequently ex-
hauRte1. and purchasers had 20 wait Tor
more 10 be made. Ia that region, ~ lTno
very severe eases Of klrysipelas were tr' sat-
ell With-and they were curCdG EryBipe las
sores. or QgskrbunDIes-thDse ugly, pain tul
ulceui-Were entirely removed whereS er
tins medicine Wits 1aithhfliy used. SO 70
WAS with 5erOfula and salt Rheum- Tb Q
Itutnor Doctor cured Them.
IL IS free from any daa&erous drugs, ~
pleasant to the taste, safe, yet sure and
elective IN It's action.
44 a Prepared at the
REV EEGz.AED BOTANIC DEPOT,
and for sale by all dealers In medicine
+ 4lf O. DAMON & CO, PropIietorz.
-633 g1,maCk0UD & AKIN,
4-il Wholesale Age7ts.
For sale Of retail by al druggists.
fe.lg'ta5 att
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31

EBr How IgG,ly mothers suffer the agony
Of seeing n CIR 4A Astle ones anatched away
from theTgl s 20 Whoopimg Cough, OF
DtptheEtR, W ca single bottle OF FOlhnd'a
White EtlC Ge.--1 jOund would nave saved
1she bal V1uttiC, iis inhlbDla.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31
BarhelOrs Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best iu tho
world; ths only true snd perfect bye
harmless, reliable, Instantaneous no dlA-
aDuOintrnenG. no ridiculous tiutgs RENE
dies the IN effects OF bad dyes; iuVlKOrai oa
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful
bsack og brOsgn. Fold by All Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied 30 Ba cii-
slOr's wig Factory, No. 10 Bond steel,
New York. lap30 dly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31
T rELE CIR AP II.

- s--4 H-HAa - eAS - - - - -
News by Atlantic Cable.
IL . 31f af#
The Oriental Troubles.
Meeting OF the English
House of Commons. e.
Provision for Filling Va
can't Seats. 2 GA
II b @ Greek Government
ready to comp y with
the demands Of
the Turks.
Murder and Su eide - a
II an KlIs his Wife
and than Himself. ta
TIL } "Graen-eyed Monster"
tho Cause.
The Estate of the Late Mrs
Dickens.
Affairs in Arkansas 80 a
Rebel Stat 5ment.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-31

TIL } Graen-eyed Monster
tho Cause.
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HARDWARE.
CALL AND GET YOUR MONEY

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
Ia against the undersigned will please
present them for immediate payment.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-18

100000 voted for which there is much grumbng at
present. but of the intelligence which conveyed to
some time ago of the steps that being taken by the
American people for the settlement of those great que
tons which affect keeny the relations the English and
American Governmenshe question of the rights of ma
turalized citizens of the United States and "he Alabama
clalms The Times, in leading article the first OF
these with its usual inconsistency admits the fairness of the
principle laid down the meeting held at the Cooper lns-
ute in New York. but offers bait for the American Gov
eminent in its suggesoto enter "on the invitation OF the
American Government into mutual arrangement by
both Governments. But the friends of the grea Republic
in this country hope America dictate her own terms on
these great questions in worthy of the land OF
Washington If America speaks thus and boldly, England
cannot refuse. }. L.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-18
Written for The Irish Republic.
The Valley of the Foyle,,
BY WILLIAM COLLINS.

WILLIAM COLLINS.
There is brighter river running onward to the main,
There airer valley in old Ireands wide domain,
There is sweeer dearer spot all green Erns shore,
From the Shannon the Barrow from the Lagan to the
More,
Where blooms the gentle daisy, the violet and the rose,
In that secluded valley where the dancing Moune
flows.
The sunshine plays around in CLEANS of heavenly light,
And sparkles each dimped wave sunny, pure and
bright
And high the grand old mountains in pride and beauty r
And sparkling are the and sunny the skies;
Oh the heart would sorrow the saint might seek
repose,
In that fair and fertile valley where the dancing Moume
flows.
Oft I've wandered through that valley and I've heard the
skylark sing
When my heart gay and gladstone and my life was
its spring,
And stood upon the pebby beach hear the merry song
The fishermen would carol and the echong woods proong
Oh! life then all sunshine unknown to care or toll
And happy passed the in that valley the Foye
Old friends have long departed many years have flown
Since babe adleu in sorrow to thee, my island home;
But often IN my wanderings my heart would backward n
10 those sweet I've loved in youth beside the ripping
Mourne;
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-18

LEARNED weaver in stating his before the provost
of Scotch town having had occasion to speak of person
who was dead repeatedly described him the "deunct
Irtated by the iteration of word he did not understand
much about the chied We cali the deunct Gamma bring
the here and let him speak for HIMSELF he defunc
Dead my lord" added the weaver "Oh that alters the
case," gravely observed the provost. "Go on, sir"
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-01-18
I've ahI1l1fH- 1WlAkz4IAAe
Written for The Irish


Written for The Irish Repya5fic..
zJehn Brown Redivivussa N-ssss.e-<
Oh bless the great Jehovah whose mighty spirit saves.
He will ceave the crimson and conduct us thro Its
waves!
In Manchester our martyrs lie Wondering in their graves
But their souls marching
Glory, glory unto We, men,
Tyrants trembled fore we three, men,
We light up the wilderness for freemen,
AS they go marching
Within the English prison they dug their felon graves
Their lion hearts meath foreign earth amped down by feet
of slaves;
But away beyond the ocean, by the roaring Irish waves,
Their souls marching
Glory, glory to the people,
Ring out bold anthems from the steeple,
"Tremble We tyrants," for the people
Are marching, marching
tree,
Beneath whose spreading branches flushed with fruit of
liberty,
Well chant the choral anthems of the peoples jubilee
AS we go marching
Glory glory unto ye men;
From the graves where they planted but three men,
Shall spring up an army of freemen,
To march for freedom
The voice retrbuton rings along the conscious stones
martyreQ
The heart of hell is quakng for her palaces and thrones
AS go marching
Glory glory to the people,
Ring out the from the seeple,
"God is the Priest of tie people,
And leads them safely on.'
The earth swings rejoicing for the peoples one
Their backs the purple past their faces to the
Whose light rolls back the shadow the pregnant ages rum
And men go marching
Glory, glory to the few men,
Whose flame fed the spirit of the men;
The earth will rejoice when all true men
Will march together
Oh God is everlasting crowns and thrones transient
things,
The glitter of earhs palaces the vciousness of kings
Shall pass like empty visions meath the sweeping of His
WINGS
AS He goes marching
Glory, glory, aleluiah,
Ere'tnt kings aleluiah,
Freedom shall live, alleuiah,
While rolls the green earth on.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-27

eS ntht lrtn, obgldh bitS 5bun auberar-
wobnItdS mc sicmH6 btfrtmpeno .nlr.
DC brittle 9tdbmttt1asfunee idIua bdlr
harauf, lnb t1um bate !br. etlaer bic ate
ySuf.r" @Dbprl5, bic IN ttrent btlieIt lci-
ttncn 8easniub, rGalig" aenGnnt tu1 In
ibrer Stdatetrabt crfdtenm, rmpiangtn =,
ale rds metrmdltsr iGide 3itbertdlien rte
tupfrrnen jtIppfeIs iptrer bte !Saustbilrt nit
idulem S6dut pds @atrt pts bertutlam:a
GalitS rertilntetr.
(geEtieEuna feiaL.l ILL
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rtberuGrutral
nnO pfnnlDluaniI6e GiCrnbabn
hetllIheil,


Die nN0rits;R Central. uut rgcunivlpluifhe Gifsr.
tabn" N lie tiret tHt nadj rem Welliftn lint Rcrb'
meH'idtn latH; he ouse sCrisbtn trrsibcR Gbsaar
~ ne yittshrr8 Siuesa irGtCr ais bic 3u8t ttaent
diner antCru Sdhu.
Eie auspaneersr wereer NIT ben S6Rsnslatu bef6r.
bert uHe 9enfBgn ale 3elucmttftn nt Sttrrbett bcr
Met,epStn rtcrbairt Die gldllcn5 hrb nit die
pdler seretfn unp pdhrfnt hes Wmtrs apf bGs anat.
Gehmlh erparmi, hes RaGts ersWhttt
Die Spmpagnit Cat es lih CUR ttcneertr Nu'e0NC
ermabt bur @errdBe uno llebsrsiHiemmen NIT aneeri
Sabrtn tns ten 8ritnseH ~ IatiSs Rebttn ser gBas.
sous yu eTirarrH,
Gas tepdf her gaNu1itre DETER yaTdeisr bat 100 ID
treD wirp NIT ttrlrben iu1tn nd rem 8etimmunlsprt
beirresr us bel SprlseunB Ter sGiar srbasnru Rartt
gIeit Hdb Aniun ees 9lacs cher aud ipittr ie Rab
hem IS aepufht rirb, dtBelitirTi.
atRnee. tle ir6tno eiacn UrHe Ir 1cfhwertf baben,
fnb rrlut, eltts icfcrt eem 9pntuIteur reer rssHp
snem Nnterlt Seantcn mtiubssr unp iub ale Be
drtn her Gemga8Rit tHr ipcTtse aebulie peanlwCrt-
Gh.
Die Sabrprrr ns bOlcr ais tie irseut elmer auterr
SahR inerbdlb efr geE. Sllden pe bic fsaeHet yire
itst.
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terner wsrbeu Gpntrott obBeIhlpen fur Dinpi. ullt
StgelGilfr tur pns ron Srgiane une Oemid'llnr.
SeReidlins YaInstsrr ven Bremen nib Baltimore
6nr erwabrns petirneu 3wtbtresd $3.50 III @slp
Aineer pcn bis 10 Sohytu.. $2i
Ainper nner eincm Sabrc .......... 81
Mud fdnn ter gauit Stias rcm Snldnts bis Vrtnlsr,
pwe aud eer grtras per 6isntabn Won Baltimore ndb
allen verbs'easn YldFfn in Ameriia bsiaplt unp bin
erltBt perifn.
grttft Won uub mad QiperPppl:
Slr erDa0ieue perlpueu erie Gnue. $50 IN Gjple
&intsr pen l bic 12Jabren, baltsn prtis. $40
Ninper inter eiIem Sabre. s.............-. So
3piideretd fur erwadsns pericnea, $50 In pap.
&lnter pcn bis IL Sabrfn. $50 n.l
Ninfer utier Elm NJ Sabre. 50 III &oih'
RD- Sur bcioneereu ,renntnienabmc !-6js
I'm Ger Sefabr, tetrpgen Ut weraen, III eHt9ehen, iol
ten galasirre TIRE 6abrbatIe uur in esm Sussau esS
unteriehneteu an1eNeutn a9ener fdlifen.
lie weitre AusIuniE H. Nab Wsreen unentstlelIter'
tbei!t ppn .r-IH ..-F.
Carl &. 9ilcbrano,
9snerdl' TSeRsen eer ,@altimprt. ob,r Gilentabn",
.. Tr. 97, 9tamesitr, Baltimore,
aesinisem Neridufr her gilete in @aliincrs.
GbenfaGs fur ben D,rtaui Won 9leien mad pbitaSti.
ptin lino Mem : Wort. Naob Hbilaoctpbia $s2J,
rde, Rcp sDurf 81. 50. Baggage wire In mensr Si.
rts marfirt. fl20-)
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Sir Segeli9iffc
Sanlburg. Srclntn, Natrt uaS

tETTE4VN PVW
nab irecne ciiIcm pdeu Nmsrifd's
te(crst bic gaeaur Iic biliplsn Gabrten,
1iCbt Sallaaritclnt flr dle Shlfe
uus ttrrst ,riprertitsn 5aass gGaRtfre ven rn,
.Sctmatb8= Crte bicrbcr. .
Die vrtile teiroacu sau Srericu nab Tattimori
Breite ldute. $500
3pilhenttd ttd..........-......... 1880
anSer irtl6en l-l0 Sdhren crtttIih tiuiger.
Die pretIe lue III gclb seer paptr nah hem auien.
etn Ggurie jabbdr, IDA
Ven Sdprc bslprg bic aAthtur gddsers nr $40 Gele.
s. a,re telpnetrs earauf aurmtrtiam stma6t taS
MIR ms IN grrtntuna nit ttr Dlsrber'getereerilna
pcu pagaeiersn srefer SsrRidt pntr,ttten, tlt
Vrutt prn Bremen, Sdnbnrg ic ans (ctuc Hnirage
btnabriGtSea, wsnH ne an GrrtI(e' 'CrIe snsuref.
fen hlbcu.
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.5NutIdeil! Siutldlen!:

Tea lnisrsebnets tat Ne srf6te une tels aus pabl
fitaantet autfd,en easusu Babrlas IN hes Stabt ~
allen Hrtth pprratbis. Nsr etne Autfbe tunt rpirp
% INT eisnen Snerce ME tersuen weru er bel mir
rprtt, ba Id sseen Raassb ptsr sat inselrte He&isi
susnetn,enp tiutg reffauft.
(Uti1s,ISJ SDM. MRe Sam, glr. 81. Sps.Oasar. ],
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ans v. Ha,rt Or lt. S.,I., ~ r. t.n 0O-i
Sdpcten
i'm ercgcn unc flsincn 0artie'n
Is. T.. Hliilnad)t & Co.,

~ W. NP'N-S NN'NN''"pt
satsp aHt eastr cir tshpttss Gftrn,'nt ven fdvsr
ltintnrz Rcplram gdpsr.Rcaltaur Rrulsarr iutth5t
h,r Guuittai wtlbt ft siHsiH sectrisn patl,tlu AZ
zen iilassu prtiiru dntitttR. q
uat suiir'a, iar tdp,lrta uus RCuIcauI'hnar IL
her St.st cstr i'm earst Vttlu vromsi oOn tEatrtrt
grstitrn sunsiibrt. uHt Ia Uirsise Gs!sSinnatr
htfF,r. SIN rise Grsft Uaipabl Son ndtl1tEsTsutn
a,ttin aniui6aHtu. iS H-s wir tdhuTb In ssn stan.
s,ssl G,ttrurihuttrH tefeuerrt errtttlc ~ Rspab.
uu. Ia msrt yrtis sbcRie Eteta aIs he ven fdnttu
Ia sltw.Hp lint. --I r.
Sr.S, %. StaHis 9 SsH aSta tttbr i'd ffiusH ,dhi-
rttats Stitdft'fsuntu st NuItiat ~ maiden, tai sv
let. int Otistn gsttills aussftH a uni gsrlsnltt
aat sui!rass fur 1apurtu e,tSsstpBtmHt nab QUA
fbtrt. tNytisl2 MI
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0clOicuonMgcn! !

9Citlsutunaen ptrteu AZ hem nstrtSftu Grnre In
rreuscn gbGlcrn Rbtiu @Httr, Rranttn It. nab IL.
asue rnen lbelr Gurrpa's ttpr8t. Cis gtfs her cdu
Tsr nit rel6em MIR gsrbinfgHBsn uEerBaitn. II m stt
GfGss auigebAnat. ... ........
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Sur Mdbriebt
fur
GinwauOrrrr mo Nri(rnor
IN Zen S,rrnstsn 2toGisu ppn Rorrs2imsrifa
du Ter
SaItimorcsSbi @iIcnbabn
a8 g SSAzt1s
allen Sbcilen ScS grpbcn gGeitens!
WrfparniB ppu e5ciN, 3eit unb Gnt=
terminal


Gie Griernunl rpn Saltmpre nah dllcn JhcIIrn hes
g1efGns Der Ger StuatcR IN au tieer Satn Iuritr ale
prn pbIoeerbl Rtw aprI ccrr au tfBeGe siuer anatn
0rute.
Gntl9rautru, rstte th her -eaItimNre Cbip Glen
bdbn rteiensn, wtreen nit eeniCtbsu 3Igsn uup 2Daan
bciUtrrt pe bic paiaecre srller AIaie, Teite mebr
dlt taS 6pppelte JdbleR.
Die Bdaer tititr Balm batCn aspclArte Site perttn
iur SdttSeit erlsudtei, I'm tnter setrt, unb eS miro
ten gaNGscrGn 3rintrps lCr retatreht; HrJm, es tt
fur tic Teausmlitieii unp Sidtrbti her pd1Gatue IN
alien Stldrn eelprat.
Nut eeierNabn iabren bic Nuspaubtrer auf'S Stptalt
une Sili8he; fIc it Ole cnJi8e Sabn III Zen Der.
2tdntcr, iptid,c Nuspdnecrcr nit 3d)ucitIigcu
bcfnreetf. aIe aneerH Sdtnen ktereern ncb uiafT
Sinpduserer nit lapaiaHtR &mardnitnIlstn.
qdidsiere wtdsn aut tWcr Balm bic Wager p6brenb
her gduier Neile rpn Baltimore mao Cincinnati nur Ipe
Mal luf her earjen Strtdc pidcn BAL tmpre une ct.
2ruis, epis SpilbeH SalIimpn uub Gbisa9e nur erei
Wal. Mad Cincinnati gtanpt man in 80 9tuntrp, Hat
ct. Fouls unb Abcogp In Ipei ld8tn
ierer paIaaer rat 100 purt Geg6d frsI. ainser
rpn tls y Sahrtu ttJdblsn baben prets. &tnesr
inter Sdbtfn iue adrJ frei.
Da5 Gepad sebt init ben Sdlaasrtn une fcn,mt nit
bntn ;u aleider Brit an rem SelimmuraSprt al. Gin
Seeer crhdlt time StibsnAun8 Hber len @epaf bis al
hen Dirt frp er ee SGhn retldBi.
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tcuifte aBeutGr dGbcslt Tin biz Srpanbercr iurebt
AZ peiien gnh flr bic r6tle Sefrhtnml ii co Uepats
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Betsten Uiro, uDb eH G8ent iur Rer bis 9reulp unb
st. tcuis geht nu &pltu Der eiirnban @ettllbatt nit
ben Gtnpanesregn.
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Qerlcuen bic rrn Ntuspirts Huiirilt 'entfn, ppltf
asnau TIRE une eeS 9mpidu9ers asrris arfseben. IL.
Co anfrdsen ven NuSlpdrts mtIeR ppn tireiH yoa
Asmpel beleiietitin utn pRnhi&t 6rstttrrnn9 gu fn
hen. .H t..IHI ". Muinf gl
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Alal} = GEtrnat,
Cur osf6U;oeu SGend,fiiftaf

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ptnkuna tte s,r urs ,pcyl an bir1atH Tab; TrPcr
ttrnH rbttn Schonn crtfidWn w'aiis citrate,
reltes rtr ten Scrlfu eta'rt l0wte tem pst2rltH
puttiiaM tchtf sBrtttlsn. ..
luHsl ssityiustr BGtutti, 6nnsrpGner, Sau re
p,ebn, csrsne e''ilL sNitrrwaNsr p,ta iHsbr'ter
autttn rcp str Gntuer IL Gurepa, unt re btfA'n
Is snsrts tut Gnpirr 2priua WdMTA
pilat titHn wiz at Itm @ruG. nb v s'asftiaui N
uuitrsn ayrIAtttt Wr. ~. 8p'b -@d1a;, mh Sdf ven
gthnlpissul. ~ Itt pht Vbtitfr.
sants,I ,IspD GbS.S lrn. 6 ofpdri.
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&inc ncne Spulibiff>
pCer
SintcritiM> >9iGbsW sWnIGline

&ine neue SpulIebif> ..
pcer
Sintcritid)s glabsWaiGine
pcn p,,rcb,pea ne,ler Snuart,
raid, lst&t ssRenb ans sdaerbatt.
Nr. 1. Sfr. I.
Die aIlIfmstfiamfett srn c hrsiSttn, &leiber.
maderR, S6uts II. GttsfelfabrtEanten
8nti dbensG ufpusern unb Nnlern tic eini
RAID, tsidt. II. tausrtafi arbritsnss
S5tnterltieb Sfdb- Wfdiebine
trau6sn leuten pr au hieie nesae Gri@sHHO auf tsm
N6b Naitinsn' 'Cebete,
Die DIR. 1 db>Iiaiebine
fir Fabrfantcn
IN cpR tsicrhertr @rbBe pr arf nb trGftil leid ~
tans hatsn. pena 6erdu6 wabene; fur sbe Ntt Aatr'
rel - pom bluRlen Gattme bis juin tidiru Iteer -
enassdte nns NIT banmrpisnsm, linnsnen unh isits'
mem Sdesn ale d. nut drtetienb. Sb@pn felt 0riem 10,
Wartte nr ees Rai6iren tersits in 8rcser Bari bel
Sdbrifanttn in sanen aarse m @ettallde UNI jcser.
manH IL nit itnen dusnrbnlsrb ,ufrieten.
lI 3eu9niiie. l 81
lnfer mafttntf ilb her 5atrpr baten getse s}trt
Nr. Ndb.Waiains auf reriHieesnen otefen = erm
faweriien Geftrrleser unt issa Aaifrrtu6e uub Cat.
tune Bic tim biiuntsn eepettsn gapiere obne bic
2papnuns su serdnbern. srrsd, prptirt unb seprif,
sSs s ast 5 r. us s ss ?s $ Il. s sns pS @
Gatrltant babe bic Sn8er'Ge unS anters Nlaidllner
&abre lang prpbirt erfdre cine Sefentsn Stre SfiH
Wlafhine fur rtitausete behe prn dlen, he mir
gebrasdt. ;Is5iiIi- a4-l #t a'.
-. -f.. f. . 1BHiam Zoe,
4tfeeIt6ntfer urb Sabrilont, Ir.2, Qdfelr.,
t-i. 6tieaap, Sa., bsn 81. Stunt 1866.
Sd babe Sttrs Rr. I @iaitur bet ptriteetnsm Sid
werf fpr8dlg ue prunli prrttrt NIB crl are lie pbHe
3aussrn fur cine febr pprJugtide M q dp ne.
Se artest raid unb aerauihps une leisrt sn pp H..
. mmtuts Stld Irbttt. e.
o. o. EilffunI,
Sdub. une Sherei SaprtfGnt,
.s Nr. 73. 0,anSplYpnr.. Gbraop, so.
Eea 20. Sufi 1865, -. 80
9trs arpse pertearrte aatritaush. Wafbne N te tet
fur 9bneiosr tit Id s tfnuBt, unp i'd babe in nentir
Geid,dtte in Sabren cine Genss @ia0incu prpbtrt.
Wds Sauttrfeti, DearrbaIi9ttt nus rafdss &rtetlep
anbelaist, 10 lie uuabertrsfsn .H ia
alessrtanslsr, .PinScl 9piel", ct. lruis. No.
Den rs. 3dnuar 1865. e - ttt --
1n ilNreper & V afcr'ibe: 7..
Nfdb MfaSdDtncn Tabrtf,
uH 'Ni1 sir. 4 81, Sdihniprefir
tI23-) ~. ..trr ,gt5, 5altimrre. Wb.
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Ausipduccrcr unc ReiIcnbc nad)
benz SScften une Sfprripeitcn Der
Serrinigtcn Stantcu bon giUrb-gl -glmerlia
fparen 3clt ilue Och. pCru fie bic