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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-12-05
COLUMBIA.
Saturday Morning. December s. 1868


FOREIGN IMMIGRATION few
persons have an adequate idea of the
number Of immigrants annually ar
irving in the United States, or of the
amount of wealth they bring with
them. Statisticians estimate the
number of immigrants from Euro
pean States TO this country since
1870, at six millions five hundred
thousand, and that their descendants
to-day number fully twenty millions,
or about one-half of the entire popu-
lation. From 1920 to 1880, the num-
Der of foreigners Landed on our shores
was 244, 400; from 1880 to 1910,
$50, 900; from 1910 to 1850, 1, ,5sS, 800;
from 1850 to 1860, 2,7O7, ,624. The
annual average of immigration since
1860 is put down by Mr.. Banks Mt
$50, 600, and actual investigation has
proved that each emigrant, man,
woman and child, represents from
eighty to one hundred dollara. Thus,
in the aggregate, nearly 100000
in gold is added to the money re-
sources of the country annually by
immigration alone. A cotemporary
says: ''But we must look further
than the money value of the immi-
grant, and consider his productive
capacity" Estimating his labor nt
five hundred dollars year, at this
rate our annual immigration would
add one hundred and fifty millions a
year to the cash value of the country.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01

up l. the imreachmrn- of the President
50 much a matter oi irnm. that whs'e, eT
he msy answer he msnsgrrs rr, prelnret
with gsa. RI ] MA oF ~ / tha' the f>am
an 1 the praaeding> By which you are to re
move the Chief msgisraia Of his natirn2
Snpna<e the Prssii ni hal confessed may
nr the facts charged ard | understand he
10 adm, maay are IN mtnagars pre-
pared, in aivano.. Tish Feneril 4 Mai OF
I'll fhP matters zni thing set mp ~ th.
Presiden'? Are the ma aser' PREPARED ID
deny. recklessly apd VithHui rrgarl To facts.
whatever the President my say2 10 not
want these gen'leman to file sHd answer for
me. do not want them tn he anthoriz d
n ac. in NV name, even at the kaBlrd ot
ling called by the g ntleman from Mas
sachnsetts : rlrtin9 I'D woman.
81 far as the President has undertaken tn
state faets and give narration of what has
rranspired believe he has stated Gods
truth. and helieve that the majority OF
the House hrheve that what he has stated
i< true. Why. then, should not this
House, with equal irankness and sincerity,
afimi; on thp record whatever is true ui
what The Prnsid mt has stated? Why can
not we consiler the answer section by sec,
lion. fact Ivy fact, aud Whenever we lind
that the pr,si lent has stated the truth: ad
nit that in cur replication? Why send out
10 the country false replcaiion-a rep lea
ion dcnving those truths which we know
to be trur? WHY tell the country that al
the President has said is n lie, when WI
know that most 1t il is true?
Mr.. Boutwell, offered the following, which
was greed to:
ResoIcad, Thai message be sent TO thf
Senate hv the Clerk of the Fl ru'e, in'orm
! ing the Senate and House Of Representa-
tives that we have adopted . replealionn 4
the qnswer Of tn Pnsi lent of the Upitc'
State. On the articles Of impeachment, ex
hibitpa against him. and that thH same vii
b" present.1 4 to the Senate by the Manage
Of this House.
Adj ,urnei.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01


Every hon sabold should keep Railways
Ready RplefaEd Pills on haril; their times
ly use If suddenly seized with sickness,
may save life. AS soon as In r! Is the
slightest unsaSinass in th3 che st, with diff
culty of breathing, or indicati n of Cough
take during the day 30 drops of Relief, in a
wine glass of water. Cure, effectual Pain )
i'm the Head, sore Throat, Hoarseness, u
sudden attack of Dipthera, or Influenza
apply the Relief to the throat and chest.
Persons suffering from rheumatism, Tic
Doulourenx, H., should not hesitate TO APP
ply RADwAY 5 READY RELIEF, both exter-
nally and internally. Nothing better in
the known world. Create a sense OF heat
and irritation, or burning, you may feel
no ''iectly satisfied OF a cure For Sprains,
cuts. Wounds, iiruises, nothing like the
Relief. Rub the part or parts where the
nisease or pam is seated, Is oil that is suffi~
Gent. Asi,le from all this, the RELIEF will
be found b, be splendid tonic when used
with water. lyon nave Lalneness, swell
ing of the sknees, Feet, Joints. d., use
nothing ere In case Of Asatic Cholera,
the Relief lends all other preventlves. So
in attacks of Cholera Mofpus, vi! ous Choi-
ic. Fevers. Sick or Nervous Headache. Foul
Breath, Purgiug, Dyseniery, painful Dlar-
ris, Vomiting. t'onvnl-ion, bad Dreams,
and General Debility, Radway's READY He-
lief is a SIRE cure.
Sold. by Druggists. Price 80 cents per
bottle.
See DR.. Radway i Almanac for 1868.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01

tuses amassca by pil:a-e, ocsupieFs of SEATS
ob,ainfI ty bribery. hal.i;ual drunkpris,
constant inAa'g.rs m vu'gr profanity aud
obscene ribaldry, specn'itor. in ofhTs and
ists. open aefyers oc ihe Cnnsiiiuticn;
whilst amane them there are searc.ly any
of whom even pariizan prejaiice wnuh say
they are the riRh; men IN the right place.
Amongs, them we hook IN vain for Webs
ster, Clay. Silas Wright. Bsn on, or a
single man Of the spO,less purity and se-
knowledged talents tn whom nation >pon-
taRrous offers, and whose integrity public
opinion never imnugns.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01
CUNJUGAL LOVE.

AND THE HAPPISE E5s OF TRUE MARHrAaE'
i SSAY for Young Men, on the Errors,
~ ABUSES and Diseases wnich destroy
the Manly Powers and create iinpedlments
to MARRIAGE, with sure means OF relief
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge.
Address, Dr. j. SkILLEN HuuGHrON,
Howard Association Pniladelphia, PA.
Feb. IL 1851 lyr.j
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01
LAND FOR SALtl

/ half mile from Gadiz, on on the Wheel
ing road, having OH it good, new dwell~
ing house with five rooms, cellar and cis-
tern. A good spring and spring house, an
orchard Of .e--ery variety of grated fruit,
also vineyard aud all other appurtenances
belonging to desirable residence.
WESLEY MEANS
dct8o, ,ls67>if
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01

A SIMPLE REMEDY, bl one that has
proved very eff .ctual in curing Snre ThIoats,
Fl 'arsrness. Pulmonary Affections and
K'du'y Complaints, is found in White ifne
Compould Il il SAFE even i,r the young
est in the family
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01
TUsCARAWAs AND HARRISON,
,T,O CONsUMPTIVEs.

THE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will seni
(free Of charge toall wno desire it, the pre-
scription with the directions for making
and using the simple remedy by which he
was cured Of lun5 Election aild that dread
disease Consumption. His only objoct is To
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sut.
ferer will try this prescription, as !. Iyill cost
them nothing, and my prove ablessiny.
Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1868 South ~ u Wiilanahral. y. Y.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01

THE military district Of Alaska has heer
made separate military division, and
Brevet M1j r>general JEFF. Z. Davis as
sign ID to ifS command
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01

TuyRS are three editjrs 10 the Iowa
HoI.e Of Representatives., AZ | 'able, just
issuel, SITS til M down as having NJ red
ri an
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01

tAIIX BKANt!H.
Leave Cadiz 6:3D A. NJ. 9:0DA. NJ. i:15P. NJ
Arr C,adiz j.. 7:l5 g 945 g 500 :"
Leave CadizJ. 7:i5 4:l5p., $3.50 g
Ar Cndiz s:3o g $500 . 7:l5 .
Fast Line going West will not run on
Sundays or NJ IN lays. Express going West
will run daily including Sun lays. All
other trains daily except Sundays.
5. +. SCULL,
w. w. CARD, Gen. Ticket Agent
Supt. Steubenville.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01
Ayers
Hair Vigor /,
For the Renovation of the Hair.
The Great Desideratunl of the Age

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cffectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to its original color
and the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01

THE New Jersey Legislature has granted
the Erie r ,ilroad new charter
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01

Eiss The largest and most Complete Ac-
sottrneni Of
= TT q V F. 81
Embracing eyory variety and quality. hotA
for Wood and Coal, that l!as ever been
bron rht to Cadiz. He also has ey-
crytbing tilat belongs tp the ba-
Brass SC Copper Kettles
% nil sizes md qualities, and adapted to ev-
cry purpose tor which such kettles
can be used
HOuse Svsoussng, Roofing, &C.,
done on short notice.
Tt T N w A r HI,
OF all kinds aim.4ys Kept on hand, or made
to order. In short, everything belonging
To tke business will be found in his
store. Repairing all kinds Of job
Work done on the shortest
notice and most reasorla-
BILE terms.
HE
sells every
thing in his store
al prices ranging from
10 to 90 per cent, cheaper FOR
Cash, than such articlea have
ever befjre iiaen lold in the. place.
When yolr heed anything In his line, re-,
member the plure--Market Street, opposite
t!rown'z Store, and seven doors south of tAs
corner
JAMES NJ. PAUL.
Cadiz, May u, 1873.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01

tied It, know that 1t cured them those who have
81 know th.t it cures their neigabors and friends,
uil all know that what 1t does olce it does aways
that IL never fails through any fault or neglected.
composition. We have thousands upon thou.
Mids Of ccta; ;ltes Of their remarkable cures Of tas
flowing complaints, but such cures are known Ia
rery ncighborhood, and we need not publ III thasa.
tdaptsd to all ages and coaditiols In all clnatos;
,ntainily neither calonel or any delcteri0u3 drug,
agar costing preserves them ever fo5h and liaEos
lem pleasant 10 take, willis being purely vegetable
They operltc by their powerful in1iiea.c on tho
,srnaI yis.cra II nnrify tin blod and ltiTnnl.tit
ITO healthy action remove the obsta, Of the
Jody, re torns t.r irresIar action Is heath, and
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01
G HEEEs! SHE L! SHEEP!

=
At
PRIV ATD $ Al &
TIE subscriber wishes to sell at Private
Sale. $50 head of veil selected and good
CONDITIONED FINE All ENP. consisting ot
Ewes, Wethets, and Lambs, Persons
wishing to purchase are invited 70 cali at
nv residence in Snithield tp.. Jefferson
county, seven miles a<t OF Ca liz. ana . n
and one half mics North of Little YORK.
J. J. Nom ANES,
'Neb. 10. 1863. emo.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR all tho purposes Of Laxative
Madicina -.

Perhaps no one metlL
cine Is SO universally rs-
quired by everybody as
q cathartic, nor was ever
any before SO universal.
ly adopted into use, In
every country aud among
all classes, as this mild
but efficient purgative
Ptu, Tho Obvious rea.
son Ia, that il IL u more re-
liable and far more efred
tual remedy than any
49,. mi. ..-f -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01

cncd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
i,y its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty sedl-
mcnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or inlling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterions substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor eau
only benefit but not harm it. Il wanted
merely for
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it doc
rot soil white cambria, and yet lasts
longer ON the hair, giving it r'cn
glossy lustre and grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
pRAcrIcAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
Pa4oE sLoo.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-04-01
TAN HANDLE ROUTE
CADIz April l, 1868.

Columbus az Cinei nnati
Railroad.
TAN HANDLE ROUTE.
G0ing West.
MAIL. FAST LINE. EXPRESS.
Leave
Pittsburgh 2:05 A. n $3.50 A. N. 2:io p VI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-30

Md9tefar5 anblun9en, mel9e er in bieien
9anpe 9etbar pper @prte, pelGee r in bic
fem 2anbe seiprp@en aus9eleBt ietin, uni
miro er bennp9 unter lol9en umitdnben
serbaftet II 1T eS bic pFi9t ber Megie.
run9, 3u iet1en @uniten ein5u19reiten.
10. Inter NQer, wel9e tre1t narer
In ben prifu19en be6 &riegeS, marb&e
net 81 belpnterer MuSseidnu1tg mebr BE-
re9ti9t erfunbetL ais Die braYen 6plbae
ten uttb Matrpiert tpelde Die Mib{eltB=
feite11 i'm Telo 1np Bel Der &reusfabrt aui
bpber See ertrugen unb tbr 2eben I'M
Dtenfte be6 2arpe5 it bic @9anse i9luz
gen. Die spn benz 0elebe fit biele
tapfern 8ertbetbi9er ber Union aus9ez
iebten Spuntfe5 unb penitonet1> fnb0erz
binplfdfetten> peren nit tile ser9elIen tirz
fen. Die Witttpen u1p Wai1en te1
tapfern Gpbten 1int bic S9ubbefpblsnen,
eit betlf9es8 ermd6tniF, fir bic 19ibenpe
Gorge Ser Ger. Staaten.
II. Die frempe Gtntponberun9> mel
DE in lebter 3eit benz Jtei6tbum Der Naz
ttpn f. BeoeutenbeS btn3u9efii9t uno GUT
8ermebrun9 Ser 5If5queue Der &epubz
it, Der 3ufudtSi little aQer9}atipnett bet=
9etra9en> iollte nur9 cine ltberale unb
9ere9te Yplitif besinittgt weroen+
IL. Diele GpnDentipn erfldrt, bab fe
nit alen unterbridten GDlfern 1ympatbtz
firt melde fit ibr 9ute5 9te6t fdmpfen.
@on aar1 9durs beontrast.
IS, 8e19lpf1en toB mir ben
0eift rer 5o6ber3t9feit unb Der Serge
bun9, 1T Dem Die Mdnner, pelGe Der &ez
beuion 9ebient, aber jest freimItbtg uno
recliG 9enetniam wirfeu NIT Der &e9tez
r1119 CUR 5eritellun9 pe8 Trtepen5 i'm
2anpe 1np sur Wteoeretnridtun9 Scr
&e9ierun9en in ben Subtaaten auf per
@runpla9e unparteiii9er Oere9tt9feit
unb 9leider NeGte> pieper nuf9enpmmen
werben lit bic 0elnetni9aft beS lpyalen
8olfes. unb mir fino bafir bab bic
Observation-Disclosures pelGe Sen ebemaz
ltBen Nebeue1 alterle9t wurcen e@11tternt
perben> naG Mab9abe tbrer 2cyalitat
unb pte e5 NIT oerSt9erbeit bes lpyalen
8plfeS Yereintar 1T.
8ef6lpf1en> Dab nit bic gro
fen pritn{pien, nieeer9elegt in ber unabz
Notwithstanding, ais Die wabre
@runpla9e beraufratiiber Jte9terua9 am
erfennen unb init Tyerben jepen &erlu1
be9riber, hie Grunbfase su elmer lebenz
ben Wa9rbett st matben atf lerem 3cQ
ortertfnnil Gen 9pben5.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-30

Ter national pnS>republifanil9enpa r:
tel, al6 t%riera @anbibaten fit ben pber
ften 8eantten Der Station Il. g. Grant
Seoer Dele9at tn, 9an3e1 6auie uni
bte 3uldauer auf ben @aQerten erbobe,
ftd bet ben Namen BON ibren Stben uni
oie 5aQe er3tttelte Ypn bret gewaltteer
5ur.ab8. TalhentIder .pebten uno oa<
MuffGor fptelte r5etl BEN ST J.
Gs wuroen nun bic ei~inselnen Gtaater
aufoerufen uuo Der Dorliber Der Delsga:
ton etne6 nad Dem auoern erfldrte fd
TN s,anlen Der Delegation fit Grant.
Ml5 Winne(ota aufserufeu nurbt
lpraG Sen. me2areu> rer @orFber bel
adt Wann farfsn Delegation.
r6errDrdToent. DerMpros
fern aat gtebt allies wa6 el
bat, aat Gt|mmen fir Il. 6. Grant.
Sn fimmten Ge Der @t1te bts gum QeS=
ten.
oils Bi6ccnGu, bet 9eBte Staat auf Del
olpbapetilden 2tfe iiH fit Grant erf!artE
lprab Der Yrd1beut our GDnDsnt!on:
u@tsconiin stett istne 16 Gt|n,men
ufdr 0rant* Die 9Ifts 1T soQ. Weins
uRerren BET Gpnoention. Sic taber
vcem General Il. 6. Grant $50 Sttns
tten aessben."
Gin DeIegat Yon Soutb Carolina
Ser Yriipent, iG foliage DOT, wir perluz
den uufere &eb!s, uro ee5eu bret ua|
bret @tpat6 pte {dwin1en pasu tte Sl.e
uto lahen ete Slider rpeben.
uno oIio sel6eb s6.
Sc be9ana nun Ter Siemlib btgtee
&empf I'M bic Nominet'on bes 8icsprd'
%ioenten ben purh (sine etnsetren Staoten
ce6 teIGrdufteu Nauma5 neeer ri6t Ssrz
folgen 81 fBnnen, mir UNI 70 mebr beoauz
err, bic Ct Def ausu Offer, De!Ge at Sage
tam, ep1 DON ber innerr ginbs't Der Dars
tel BE peutlE6its &unbe CAB. Gr saeste
init Der Domination bon
5@uyler Gplfer.
Dem grHBsRer unb aeinusne6tu6tt91en
SpuGer ur1o Gtaatsmann Neroamelt>
fo'e, wie Grant fein grDbeiter SrIeg6z
bEe.
unIsr Iifst perIontfietst In Dem prd7s
ee,ten uuo Disqualification osn Srtsess
RUBIN bet Nspublit UNI lire &ulturmtl:
iton.
Grant - bic eilsrne Jaaf bcS reeutlifanilGet
Gplees
GpGfar-ir Static berW eft g d e |" BET 9ru:
ben gfatipn+
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-30

5err 8rebS mar tt metuem Bureau
iett ben lebten 3wei Sabren be1@aftiat,
lpweft GlefB unb GdbfDtett III 8etra@t
torn1t erparb ct if@ meme pplfpmmeue
3uftteoenbeit. @rf felt un9efdbr bet
leBte1t 1912 Monaten b~ereitete mir
9err 8retS our1 iein-selinbe gelaet-
unbeoa9tes 8enebmen, n1ande @erle9enz
belt bon bepen i'd ntdt thinner 3u tbut
lpredaen poQte. Atsr mitunter lfeB f@
IS au@ ntat an einbrinslt9en @prter
feblen IN pelden tG gut @urfbt ii. {. u.
ernaente. AQes pereebens. unb als
t6 tim !eBten Montas fein Benebmen tit
Ter Surnfrase yorbielt uns tim ert(drte
eeb Ct Id cod EoenietenS neutral Serbalz
ten Tonne, 500 ct IS Dot, ftG unter Bette,
bsroen Nstba!tnt0en Don feIbf 3u
entfernen, b, wte ct fi1 beim @eez
esbet aassElfte i'd neeea isiuer teinett
trouble Q1madncs) baben {oute.
SD ptinlde GERM &rebs ben betet
gripls fit bic ;3ufunft. Ct 1T nod
Jung uuo miro nod einlsben lernen, bas
1T ftetS ieln Ureuro tpar unb es aud beute
noo bin unb 5umanttdt" uno tpabre
"0ertiensfreibett" Ad!une unb nptb=
usnbfse$ a6fdt auF bic ppltttl@e unb
rsl'aibie usberseueun9 uniereS Nebenmenz
l6e1 1T il@ beereift.
st. Waul, %. Mai, 1863.
s. Matnter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-30
@tnaelnnb I'll
tH9f1nn
Mn bic 5erauseeber Ser Minne5pta
StaatS3ettun IA.

[Gtn9e1anbt.]
Mn bic 5erausseber Ser M~inne1pta
@taatS5eitung
9erren!
Sn Der beutieen Numn1er Sbre8 8lat<
teS lele i'd iDeben einen Mrtttel, fl wel@en
i'd Der 9%ar!ber;tafeh unb SntoQsrans
ee3tebsn w'roe, tnben1 i'd 9e:rt1 &rebs
pbne &%dnoiauns Gus psa1 Dienfe entlel@
(.u, bios mriI aa DerIelbe etne unbeOeuz
tsnce 0euSerung i'm Gurapsteine iu
Sbulcen fommen lief. Mdrs lul@ss Der
Tau. 70 oerrtsnte i'd MIR 0sra@iuns itaii
psS mir wisrerbclt su She'll sepproenen
unp nsine,leits tet6 pantbar anetfanns
ten 8ettrauensootums neiner neutlden
Mttburaer cbne unterlatso per partei.
Denn no n5ntouerana unD GanatisuuS"
tire @iitnurseln fdluaen, ca fam lieut.
lde Gintradt unb triiperli9e8 gsrfdnb>
nib" unm5Blid befsbeu.
Dbne IS Der Mlbe wertb 3u f. Item,
bic IN b gastem Artifel berabrtet unp
III @unfen Der republifantlGen Yartbti
au5ssbeu.stsa punfte su tptper1eeen, er>
bite i'd mir blps pen Naun: sbre8 wer>
tbsn Blaites am in Rarse rteiner eeut>
l1en republifanilden Jreunben ben nab
ten Sadserbalt in ebieer Mnseleserbsti
pcrsulesen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-05-30
Dtc G%r1fFuune pe8 Vele5uos.

Die GrDFnu119 be5 prdiipentl0aft5>
BablfelD5u95 fit Mtnnelota BAT an1 leg
ten Mpntag b1trG Notwithstanding
ein SpernDauie fatt9efuncen.
Dtit elmer 8sSeiiterunA pir ite felt BET
gampa9re ypn 1860 ntdt mebr ertebt
be9rIEten bic o1tpel enben Mtaien-es
tparen u1inbefen5 Gaul enb Nerl pnen an
welenp-bte Narten ber8annertrd9er be1
Nnrtet be5 Slege5 unb her Yarte} be5
HeibtS
Grant rus GoIiar.
Sbmpb( elmer Bet Nebner, Ser 6palz
'binA Ypn Sbto> 1i9 alf troGene Mrguz
mente tel9ranfte tp>trbe letner Nepe bduz
fA ypn 53uruf fen pe5 SetfaQ5 unterbrp7
den, wabrenb bei Der Nebe be5 Germ
Glad spn 8ofpn res SauGsen5 fet11
Gnne por* e(m no0balttsfen wtrfte bic
pol1 ebenl 10 fraftf9em0e bur9wdrn1te>
ais npn flarer u1b purGtaGter Nr9tz
mentattpn 9etrasene 0ece be5 Germ
Sarrpw Don Georgia. Gpy, Warz
fall ssi9nete itd r1rb pie9fube bic t1o@z
pruG5rplle &raft Der tnnere l1eterSeugu19
aus bic wtr itet5 at niel eu Mann BE-
&puttcert. Sell BEN Banner
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Der ba5 @%ie9s1eftirn, welGe5 i6er %lci1eru
btrtlpien Diftppf fir rie republtfanil9e
partet ouf9ebt, lit madtlpl erButb anbeQt,
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lt9te Mufrlf fir bic republtfantl9e @pr=
venttpr1 sur Numi1atip1t zines @atbtba<
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s. 3l&teg uno q. GoaaiG.
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8iebrtQrft.

Mitpp1 ben Stem Suni bteIeS SabreS unb ant
erften Mittpo9 zines jeben folgenteu MpnatS
tptrb TIT ber @tabt 5enberipn 1T @iblep County
Cit Siebntarft absebalten perben. ga ipl@e
Marfte bent !aaufer, fpwpbl tpis @erfaufern, muir
bon Nubcn iein fDVnnen, 70 merben ale Dtetent9et
pel9e pferbe unb GttbSieb faufert tppQen uber su
rerfaufe, beabli9tigen, CUR lebbaften Gbeilnabnte
etrteelaoen.
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TT StbleY Counts etnet febr 9uten ViebItano Mb
eies foppbl tpie Der quite WtQf MQer @ei9afts=
cute it. 5enberi pn tpirb ba3u beitragen, iol9e
Marfte aur MQgemeiuen Mnerfeaaun8 gu britt
gen.
SIM Nanten Der @ei9afleute Sott 9euberpr.
Mpam Sud.
6enber@pn ben 90. Meai 1867.