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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

,B,1i FOR CHAR1rY-on the evening of wednes-
day. May 6th ball will be given at Good Templars'
HALL for the benefit of little Johnny Fitzpatrick,
roOr lad who is pitfully deformed by disease of the
shine The object of this charity is to raise means
b, which the lad may be sent to San Francisco, there
10 have the opportunity of surgical treatment, with
the view and in the hope of cure which shall res
TIRE his crooked figure to the natural form. The ball
will doubtless be so literally patronized to enable
the little fellow to make the projected visit to San
Francisco
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

FROM UMATILLA.-The Press of April 18th
furnishes the following:
\ Over 800 tons Of freight had been landed by
the steamers at Umatilla for the week.
A heavy frost had injured garden vegetables
in that county. TO fs
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

HANDSOMELY CoNrRIBUrED.-The ball lately given
in aid of the Southern Relief Fund, under the super
vision and patronage of number of the generous
hearted ladies resident OF this city and vicinity, net
ted very handsome sum. all things considered.
From Mr.. Geo. H. Coe, who selected Treasurer
Of the money derived from the ball. learn that the
total net will be about $3.50. The money win be for
varded BY draft to responsible Agent in the South.
and due notice shall be given Of its receipt and dis
bursement for the noble object contemplated.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

LARGE PASSENGER LIsT.-The Sacramen
to Uaion's San Francisco dispatch of Apr
18th says: s..,~,..
The Sacramento will not start for Panama
until tomorrow evening. She carries the
largest load of passengers taken away fol
years, the majority being women and children
going East TO visit
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.-A. dispatch from
Scranton, Pa. March 31st, says: - - = IS
BY the breaking of the chain connected witt
the hosting machinery at the Diamond Goa
mines, in this city, this morning, platform
containing seventeen men was precipitated To
the bottom of shaft 1S5 feet deep. NElever
were instantly killed. One has since died. anC
two more, it is thought, cannot live. They
leave eleven widows and twenty-five orphans
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

Mo.KO .H0-Ko, Keokuk, Chacospec, Ma
quaw-ho-ko, Pe-teck- qua and Waw-ko-mo Of
the Sacs and Foxes, are on their way to
Washington to see the Great Father i'm.
peached. Exchange. = 's
No wonder; savages will go great way t.
witness barbarous proceedings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

In the bilo merchant of Petersburg, (Va.)
against a freedman, in which were thirty-foul
items, twenty three werefor whisky. -
A small matter in the line Of Reconstruction
probably Sambo thinks it his duty to copy aftei
his friends in both Houses of Congress.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25
SAMBo IN " FREEDERY."-A late yirgini

SAMBO IN " FREEDERY."-A late Virginia
paper says:
A leading State official, who attended .Cul-
pepper court on Monday, describes the. con.
duet of the blacks us evincing great degree
of Generalization. Free fights were the order
of the day among them, and they seemed h
have no idea either of order or the responsible.
tiles which attach to freedom.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

NEW dooDs.-By teams from Umatilla this week
POWELL coe have received q very large assortment
Vi cnoice groceries. embracing pure English pickles
ana sauces, pure olive oil, best teas. coffee, &c
'antne Co. have got on sale very nice business
suis just fitted for this region which sell at the
ceedingly low price of SOS the suit The fresh Cali
fonia dairy butter they have is actually the best we
nave oied, and their choice California cheese is
rare good treat.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25
city and County.

many FcrrSp. About q week ago, while
~ Ionnny. whe brings FISH and game into this
:" pa' ,ras ASKING along Porters creek, four miles
marA0s go shoe Bend, on Brownlec's trail from
above i the Payette, he feund the body of man
pave s..aeath shelving rock little way back nom
una' ~ The body had evidently been placed
inc ~ the body were a pair OF blue overalls and
tnsi' ,,ooJen shirt, and pair Of stout boots A
0O,.s ,ras wrapped around the body. fastened by
Ind the neck, and again by another bit OF
rp' .so,t the trunk, and the blanketwas drawn up
rp' conceal the head. On unwinding this, it was
,,rad that the skull had been broken just at the
,he forehead, the bridge of the nose broken,
Up o,,na from knife most likely, penetrated
a 90. from near the jugular all the way through.
-" aooeased was about Ave feet eight inches stat
Inv :. sandy complexion and sandy hair, with .
u ,.d Mace on the front part of the head. and it
sDs. uht he must have been about 35 years of age.
I .alled on persons living about there for aid
,,,.ovaring the body, and after partial search
,oans by which to identify the body, and to as
~ information respecting the deceased, but
.ont avail the remains were given respectable bu-
VIZ v, The impression among those whe assisted in
40 search and burial was that the body had been
=. .or FIVE or six months. The only thing near
=. vas irving pan which had probably belonged to
=. aoceased. The neishbors in that section tell of
nav pOny with white streak in the face which had
nod around there like an estray from late last Fall
~, few weeks ago. when it got caught in the ice
= he creek and persisted 1t is conjSctured that that
belonged to the deceased, and further that the
deceased was camping near the spot where the body
.s found. on his way perhaps from the mixes. with
money on his person, and was surprised and muir
,arsd and his effects stolen by his murderer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

The GEM-Crowe Peyton. the popular proprie-
tors, have completed thorough renovation and re-
punishment Of this favorite public resort, on wall
street. opposite Kingsleys and the " Gem Is again
open to all. Card tables viii always be found ready
Tor gentleman to while away the time upon, and the
jovial Reub will furnish all the liquors and cigars
called for. The "tiger" viii be scientifically manip-
uiated by Johnny for the edcation of his patrons.
They throw open their doors tonight with "a clear
shuttle and square DEAL"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25
DIFFERENCE OF srATEMENr.-The Sacr;

DIFFERENCE OF STATEMENT.-The Sacra
mento Union Of April 9Th says:
The Republicans have carried Des Moines
Iowa., by an increased majority.
The Des Moines paper of March 10th has tn,
following:
Yesterdays election resulted in the triumph
of the Democratic candidate for Mayor, witt
Democratic gain of about 800 since last Fall
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

EJEcTED.-The Commissioners Of Ada
county have removed ). H. r. Greene from
the Office Of County Treasurer, and appointed
to the place Mr.. Glidden, who was elected 70
the Office by the Democrats last August q
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

SUFFERING IN VIRGINIA.-The Alexandria
Gazette of March Goth says:
There are numbers of people on Garden
Mountain, Botetourt and Rockbridge counties,
who have nothing to eat but dry corn bread.
A gentleman says that he has recently seen
girls, IS and IL years old, dressed In nothing
but thin cotton dress, and no meat to be had
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

WoS'r, IMPEAcH,--A private and well-in
formed correspondent writes the Buffalo COar
ier from Washington that = The belief =
strengthening here every day that Chase and
his friends in the Senate will save johnson"
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

AA1 ELKHoRS MISE.-Last week clean up was
Aae az the Ekhorn mill beyond Pioneer City. Of the
0sning OF lot of unassorted rock and debris cast
ue last FAN and 70 the astoaishment of the Super
,.s fhe stuff gave the handsome product Of
400 ounces The mill has been to work upon good
,ie since night and day. and the next clean up viii
"e likely to yield richly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

from Boise City at half past Q O'Clock Good tine
George: do so some more asv " IS sftasf sn ah
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

MONTANA FREIGHT.--A Council Bluffs dis
patch Of March 3lst says: tit-Jstl
The steamers Nile and Success passed up to.
day, bound for Fort Benton. The steamer
Deer Lodge received to-day over one hundred
tons of freight at Sioux City for Fort Benton
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

den pack animals arrived at Pioneer city early in the
week to Madiganf& cannady. with fresh merchandise
for the season. and arge train came also to Dansk1
Bros. of that place. fsf9sg s1IAaf 1iIke
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

MORE EAKrHouA kE-A San Francisco
dispatch Of April 10th says: s~E sis ST.
At 10 o'clock to-day an earthquake shook
down D portion Of the old American Theatre,
on Hancock street
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

D''IAk AccrDEST.-Early last Saturday morning 9
- inner named o. L. Goodman, while working in a
s. ABOUT mile above town, had his right leg bro
.'I IN TWO places between the ankle and knee by a
'uihohng upon him. DR.. Healy was promptly
sistsa aor He gave the sufferer proper surgical as
ISSUANCE and he is doing well.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

The WEATHER.-Fair and mild Wednesday; rain
and snow during the morning Of Thursday, With q
soft. grateful welcone rain ii the afternoon. and
clear slightly cool evening. Yesterday was bright
lovely and Spring like.s Avrv ~ vsg xpxa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25
WE'LL g. COE
Ia Will Receive,
WITHIN THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS

within LIE MAI lu1h1l DAIS,
Raisins. in yariety-argest for table and richest
for cooking,
Currants--clean and sweet,
Almonds-shelled and sweet,
Baking Powder, 4tis Ai
Lemon, Citron and Orange Peels,
Fresh Figs and Prunes,
Fresh Fruits, in tins-great variety,
Jams and Jeles Black and Red crrrantsy
Pickles and Sauces-the best brands
Oysters fresh Salmon. Lobster and Sardines,
Smoked Salmon and dried Venison,
Brandies-old, in bottles and wood,
Port Wines--the best at various prices,
Holland and Old Tom Gin,
Scotch and Irish Whiskey-old, sis -
slater's, Millers and Cutters Bourbon Whiskey,
Champagne Green Seal, Chas Heidsick, pts qts.,
Porter and Ale-pints and quarts,
Ale and Porter in wood,
English, California and German cheese.
Tcas-Black, Japan, Twenhey and Young by son,
Sugars and Syrups Of all grades,
Tobaccos-plug and cut OF the finest qualities
The goods warranted and sold at the lowest price
H-A All have been selected with great by our MIR.
in San Francisco, Victoria and Portland.
Idaho city. April 4, 1861
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

q, coScERTs.--S the advertisement relative te
giving OF vocal and instrumental music concerts
~ auS Old Gem. Saloon, under Good Templars
~ On Main street, above Chipman's drug store
~ evening, free Of charge. It viii be music fol
al a. Inc Band also furnish music for balls funer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

- ~. 1fhEreHr.-Since Wednesday there have come
ON. :" ci.y from Umatlla, four large wagons with
.ss % Powell 4 coe, two large wagons to- g. Bry-
NM .nd three or four trains. aggregahng about $50
~ with merchandise to vantine L Co.. and to
''f merchants. The Spring trade opens brsskly.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

,n.-l liise FOR WArER.-From q friend ct Center
t. "e learn that mining Is progressing fairly about
on.S . iar' but good many win not BE- able e
a. 'neir claims until next month, when Ben. VIII
Az 10. Big Ditch win commence TO supply water
s1as prosperous season Of mining q expected
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-04-25

-. ADWooD. by word from this camp during the
a. We learn that there Il about two and half lst
h.s 0w sun IN the Basin, and consequently mining
q, ~ Commenced. The camp = Alling up With
Tue sess ana others and Il VIII be lively place when
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-15
A11er1& /.

@te m BEN &inbern bae
6lu&en ab9ew6bnt YIN
braYer 2anc11uQebrer batte nnter letre11
@dilern Y,prnebm lid einen, Yp11 Nell
den, er bGufia I'M llm9an9e NIT 1etrent
&amcraben 6iu6< uno S@eltworte oerz
nabm. 3uerit ermabnte Der 9ebrer ben
Suuoen, ,parnte, crpbte nit Strafe
frafte riirtlt9.- MQeS pergebens. Da
ent1alpe ii9 per9ebrer, etnmal nit benz
Gater beS &naben &ldlprade gu nebz
uten freili@ >puBte er nidt, bab rieier
1eltft Elm Observation-Disclosures mar, bus
beiet etn FOLDER, tpelder e6 gar nt@t
mebr petb, ,pen1 er flu@t. Mit nem1
Musorude tiefen unwiQen5 brtn9t eer
quite 2ebrer feline &la9e ge9e11 eel1 S1a@
ten Dor unp wie penn Der Satob JET
men Mttl6ulern pur6 bus bD1e Tluden
Elm aar atles 8eiiptel 9ete.
81 ent1pinnt ii& nun fol9enoe53wte@
Iatcr. WaS - mein Tray
C&ino) tbut Fu@cn? Gum Seufd, ia!
2ebrer. Sa, i9 babe pom eurem
Safpb i9pn STEERS III @eleQ19aft NIT
anc ern &naben Tlu@ uno S@eltmprte
bpren miii1en.
@ater. @art' puMalefsz &erleu
id Mill btr's ;et9en.
(Sefnet rte StutentbIr): Sc 'Saz
fok Der la! @aS bDr' t6 BON biz, cu
ippttl9le6ter 9ump BIT tbuit Fu9en?
unp nod oa;u rpenn'6 INTERESTINGLY BIZ
rem?
Safob bleibt ftun1n1.
pay fdbrt frrt: @eo' jebtnu
|6immelz 9eraptt6z Trab!
9ebrer. Mber mein lieber Mann>
auf pteie @eiie ldbt euer Safob eaS
Nlu6en freii@ ni@t.
Tater. Sa, ia, freilt9 ptro's -
MIR nuben, 6err 2ebrer> eS ptro's bette
1etn> bet Malefi<G eufelsbuten proent<
lt6 nurdsuwiGien. [@elast 9etban>]
Gbe ber 0ebrer wetter reoen fann> bat
Der er;urnte @ater einen S@iensiemer
;ur 6anb unp tearbettet ben &uden 1et>
mes 5phnes unter eirem @trpm Der
auSaewdbltefen unp fraitDpuiten 6ll@e
unp 5deltpprtc. De- 9u~teSebrer 1tebt
pae 1ein Belu9 fir pielesmal ni9t ben
re9ten Grfpl9 bat> ntmrnt iei1er gut
unb entfcrnt 1i9. Der @ater ruff tbm
nod ;ur Gbar binau6 na@ u@p 9err
9ebrer, ppQen Mrs tit 3ufunft MAJ
den ntdt pabr? nanr nil iG 1eben>
pb per1eufel6zTr Sra '6Glu&en labt poer
NIT"
DE 5ausfrauen.
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bt1bete" Trau> cine Dame nad Der
Mppe, bic icini9e nennt. Mer NIT
benz @prte vBilpun9" miro 70 siel
Mtbbrau9 setrieben, rab eS ber Nuf<
fldrun9 berarf.
McS yeritebt bic @elt> bic Mpce, cer
uSalpn" unter sebtloeter Trau? 9ter
gang furs itie vprnebmfen Merfmale oer-
{elben.
Die Dame Der 8ilpurs eitt ibre
&tnper rer Mmme, uap fittert ibre
Sdppebunc9en - lie9t bisMitta9 int
Bett - lief ais Wpr9en9ebet ben
Gbeatersettel - brin9t na5 pianp CUR
@esweiAun9 -i9aut tbre arnte1 Ser
1rancten uuter Bite M9iel an - 9ebt III
bic STRIDE menr iie Elm nsue5 &leip bat
- peib feinen unterldieo BON elmer
s&sssrpff11abel unb 5eu9abel tit BET
Slide Elm paar 25felS upre auberoem
S6infen, Gier> SUDDEN &c. &c. - 9ebt
1T bic Slide NIT einem &pmon spn
6adldnoer in Der 9arc uno 9ibt>
mad Dem Sitter ibres &inccS befra9t ;ur
Mntpprt vras wubte i'd wabrli9 ni@t
frasen Ste bic Mm1ne."
- Cine Grau> bic pas 3utrauen 5u
ibrem Manne perlpren, 9let9t cinera
5&ife pbne @pmpab auf phener
See.
Mdtbfe1.
Nub Sag unb Madt auf @aae itsbh
Sat feline JuB' unb mub tp9 seb1n
Sat feline 5anb' unb r1uB bod 19la9en:
User tann bisB &atbie:iasen?
, 1868-03-06

yourself and your paper; for neither
have their minds been infiamed, nor their
affection for Government alienated;-
consequently to them your articles do
not contain treason nor sedition, nor did
they have any pernicious effect upon
them. But Government has entered the
action against you for considerations
with regard to the demands of public
pence, order, and security,-albeit 'these
blessings" have not been menaced. If
on the other hand it be asserted, that
the part Of the population alluded to by the
learned gentleman, is so low, so ignorant,
so illiterate. as he would have it to APP
pear; then | maintain, that the said part
of the popuIacr, does no more under
stand the articles, than if they were writ
ten in a language unknown to them the
articles are therefore, in substance, nei-
ther reasonable nor seditious: Nor do |
believe that it is from that class, that
public meetings are to be unprecedented,
Sin order to memorialize the American
Government to take along with them the
people of ST. Croix." But Government
has entered the action against you for
considerations with regard to the public
peace, order, and security.
[ think that | have stated the question
of "treason or no treason" fairly, as ex-
tracted from the augmentation of the
learned lawyer for the prosecution; and
the inevitable consequence of it must
therefore be that if the articles in question
be ignorantly, and on account of that igno-
rance, obscurely, worded and if they are q
violation Of common sense, and if they
have called forth no other sentiment than
contempt for the author then they con-
tain in effect no treason. Qu0d erat de-
monstrandam
Sir, | feel convinced, that if the case
was submitted to "A jury, no - common
men would return any other verdict but
NOT GUILTY. but in our criminal process,
which requires reform, the Judge has to
find the fact, and to deliver the law. |
sincerely hope, that the Judge who has
to pass sentence in the case, will see the
absurdity Of the charge, that he will feel
a proper degree of displeasure at the art
ful reasonings of the prosecuting lawyer,
and that he will not let himself be mislead
and perplexed by his sophistry but that
he will defeat his purpose at any rate.
am, my dear Sir,
Yours very truly
nTnCTVD noD~VtnT1vr
, 1868-03-06
Obituary Notice!

DIED on the 4th instant, Mrs. Mary B.
Jackson, aged 76 years.-The deceased
lady was a widow of Mr.. John A. jackson,
who filled, with honor and int gritty for
many years, the situation as Police I'D
%iutant, and subsequently, Controller at
the Customs department up to his death
in 1925.
, 1868-03-06

IOI Z Ith az Il GIN w L WV AASAO
let me ask has the public peace or or
der or security been menaced for a single
moment? Have you really succeeded in
disturbing "these blessings" Have you
really succeeded in calling forth eXaspera-
ton and agitation even "n the lower, and
more ignorant part of the population p
Of verify, it seems to me clearly, that
Government, or rather its lawyer, has
employed a wonderful kind of sorcery to
attempt to blind the public with smoke,
without Convincing US, that the fire has
existed! But, the public has not been de-
luded. The attempt of the lawyer for
the prosecution, to prove a design by a
suppositi0n of what the CLOVER and more
ignorant part Of the population" might
have done, opposed to what they did not
do, is in my opinion mere trlhlng and I'M
pcrtinence it is a mockery Of the under
standing of the people too gross to be en-
dured. But the people will not submit
to be deIuded like children the people
opine, that Government has been too
ha<ty in entering a criminal prosecutor
against you. And, Sir, The people are
seldom wrong IN their opinion ;-in their
sentiments they are never mistaken.
Other Governments have found this out;
and it may be reserved for your Govern
ment to test the truth of the Mctum.
But, SAYS the learned attorney for the
prosecution, "with people OF common
sense he (the EDITOR attains nothing
thereby, for the articles are so miserable
written both in style, grammar, logic,
and common sense, that they with sensi-
BILE readers can only show the Author
up as a miserable ignorant person, who
will NEEDLE with what he don't under
stand.' Now. if you are such a mlsera-
bic, ignorant parsonage if your articles
contain such plumbers against common
sense ;" if You have attained nothing by
them with people of common sense
and e'sensible readers,'' but contempt for
you, and yonr newspaper; and If the
affection of that class of the population
has not been alienated from It's Affection
to the Government, and if the minds have
not been infamed by the criminal intent
of the articles, then they contain, In Ell
feet, no treason, nor pernlclOus tendency.
But Government has entered the action
against YOU for considerations with regard
to the demands of public peace, order,
and security. How stands the matter
with respect 10 the CLOVER and more lg-
norant part of the population ?" Whom
does the learned gentleman designate
thereby? Is it the class that Govern
ment has been pleased at times to call
"the proIetarian," at others, 'the sus-
picious,' "the dangerous class" But
that class had sufficient "common sense"
to make use of the logical principle:
"dictum de omni ct nuLIS" already in 1847,
- - 49,. nAn11~ l0v1 OffO-
a certain date were free, although the
= parents remained slaves. It must there
fore be admitted that ."lhe lower and
more ignorant class has a modlcum Of
common sense" and must come within
the line Of demarcation, which the learn
ed lawyer sets for ''common-sense peo-
pie - albeit they may not be classed with
the "sensible readers" since it is not
known that they read the newspapers.
And if this is the case,-and do not see
how otherwise then Won must have an
, 1868-03-06
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from Goth Feb. to 3rd March
C~hristiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
, 1868-03-06

? We have received a communi-
cation from "Sambo," which will
appear in our next.-(ED.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-11
II
9as Set in, Treiem.

gartolo bet Mues auf tint fem @ut
9eb5rig inStaro gu iesen. Gr lief ietz
men Gdrtner fommen unp 9ab ibn1 ben
Nuftra9, Die 0dnee in Srpnun9 gu
brinser> Die @e9e nit friidem meiBen
Sizes ;u belditten, bic 2prbeertdune 81
beldneipen> bic Stafeten b%ersurtdtsn>
bic Roienlt5de ausSupugen> bic Sdnfe
suredtsuiteucn unp ras 2aubmerf unp
bic Stpppeln, pel6e Gnre Winter6 TIM
,ler pa unp rort ben @e9 teceden>
iiberal1 pemui9afen. Sn bas 2ancz
baus lteb er Maler fommen, tpelde Die
Wdnpe, he oa uno bort ab9el1pnen,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-11

bate Ct cine Da1se auf ben Balloon &C.
bradt, ~ ftiir3te er tpierer ra19 bteIrepz
pe btnunter unb fp9 Dor bas3elt, 1dfen
gang ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1tnb lief bas
Muse unrubt9 na@ Dem Gbpre Der @fsz
ma l9wetfen.
[Gprtlesuns fclst.]
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-08-26
ANNOIrKCEMEET.

Our patrons and the public are hereby
notified that we have this day sold the
UNION AND DISPATCH newspaper and
printing establishment to ]. o. GRIFFITH
& Co. A similar notice appears in the
Nashville GAZETTE this morning anBounc-
ing the sale of that establishment TO the
same firm, who have combined the two,
and will issue on tomorrow, and thereafter,
from this Office, The NASHVILLE UNION
AND AMERICAN, Daily, Semi Weekly and
Weekly.
By the terms Of the sale, J. O. Griffith
& Co, will I'll out with the UNION AND
AMERICAN, all unexpired subscriptions
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