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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-02
,Btlbelm Sell 9aus"
Nnrt

Nuguf Shae,
9ep. i64 Srpap Swiidcn Der 6. une Z. @frase
ttcm 2teater %scaenutsr).
MS> 6ubrt fcts 9ucs Saeerbitr, eeuiiHe unh fror,faTS
Wetne, @rdnto'S, ic. Das SauS III acfbmadppG einser;&t,
uup mcrbcn Die G6dite auf bS aufmsrfiarrtc tteitnt.
@eiudt
:pirc Gin Nartnrr nit ciucnr Capital ron $25oe, I'M in RiSmcnb
etc SasrHottrn prn Ncltrs pafentrte BUILDING 9Ipds cher fpul-
Nhen @rar't III ceainncr. Stts Gtibdft lit itpn an anerrn Cr.
rn IN Y rcr0ttcn ur wrft 0rpfc grrients at. G5cnnocnce H,f:rtu.
ncreuh 9e9cbtn mn perl0n8t. 2Icgcu reitrcn Gin;clSetrtu ap-
pflilrt hldh OK u. e. 2BbtIt,
pprtsmpuib, ga,
rrldtit Gin ans biIcm DiateriaI a~uiatfnbrtss G,blsbe
III TuscniheiR lencmmtn wtrcen lam.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-02

Ky. 'iAe Yrmlc fur ms inp III sNro1trer an
-. Ntlltr, % Chatham Str. Gcm gcrf.
N8rnt tCs Riim. Anici. crs.
0ei''r @cmIrSs Gectctaec crbiclt ipcteu
y s. 6ii&tr, flat.
stir wt! uttr bic Cattle Ger YNrit mcrocn nit CjtIroo
W. -"'o,". l1b00", i3p0h0. l2tUua, Il5GUo, lItOOO. Ie5Olpr
,"4u"', inOoHO. @onOa, SGa0O, 25puD, = NAL 2u1GG. NAL :,
l'"eo, | Mai l20ou. , m0l IUuQU, mai tpuu > m,I 50un
: ar"l '70n, ! NAL aGO0. - mai 2UrO, 10 mal ldHG Gulrcn II,
u u. v. II. @tir5tn, unc BIC III rr ttGttn @l0Nc Rtr. nit uJlo.
.'tt"htn ari7ltN Gtr'tr, cbNItcn III tr 0ic" NlGnc cr friacn.
:" SvUttf en- t'rl.ppS, ipHour& ttn 5nlGSrr ptlupG vl pjt.
sinn rte III thh00 H'ulttu :Uijhcn fnun.
SU r"Hit jlchIaa taelt i'm ,S&uuSr ltai, mr;u
Ctu lGuicS GccS $500
GIN balbtt yrcs l.5o r~rytufret iclst.
@ln picrtcl SppS -
y. MtltrN II O.. III Nranffrr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-02

t1cprse Il. 2pringmanm's
eclrmkta Setel unb Grtaarutlsn
(fruber SappT prttG),
Na. Asa ptnniplcdnia gsenu,,
ipiistu 2ti:o Snp Bpue-ans a.saIf Streets,
9Sdiblustou. 9. s.
Gat utcskc %ubltfum fNS,: III NGrnl 6p,sl Bic trcuno,iS
SuInatat ans TgoicnWns. Steinsun1en nl66is.
6erablrBung Ter Qreiit pen &pb;rn.
Die prtir Nn q of; iWo sis nui mrAtw AabHbt wir"fplat:
Scit ountp ecfc $3.50 ptr yaos '
Gpfi Satl 9oic i.75
Barb Gpft, btiSs Spricr 40
Fititn arelfcn iuipiac muE GpIt ais bis biQi,It IIucruraS M
iIikI Sictr ScGlru luEsicbtn mtretr.
Sthto9umler: 3a%arjI5lm5 hetm QarUrn otr Mblcftruaa.
Tic Mrhltn-3Hre5 bctiurcn ih @ts Der 10. Stya;t uno SaNu.
ut Gtt her 8. umo SgrNlr., iUoih apn Canal. "
23.sI Anp. =. @rr 3, Mecnt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02
Selcgrapbtfcbe NIncbrtcbtcn
Bert6tet fur Sen Baltimore Weder."
2lnfnmft SEES Oomnfers
yVaparta'"
Wcueres aus europa.

0ew=OOrf, /, april. DieIen abent
tam bier Der Oampfer 8apuria pou Sputb=
autptpu All nit Nadri9ten Bis gum Is. Mdrs,
einer Sag neuer, al8 bic Der arabia.
9tpm 16. Gpril, 16. Npril. Die Wprseu
fanO i'm Saticun cine 9rpBe Wauife1tation gu
@unten beS Baplte8 fat.
8ari8, SamStas. Die vBatrie" perDffent>
li9t einen 8rief aus Surin, mprna6 bic Sra
&c iiber bic Anneratipn SapDpen'8 an 9rauf=
reid %oefnitip 9ei4li6tet lit. 6erner iu9t lie,
oaB Die Ne9ctiatipnen III 8etreff Sp8fana's
einem befrtebi9enpen S6lude entgesem 9eben,
OtappleDn bate cine Deputatipn BON Sapp-
pen enrpfan9en.
Neapel, IA. Mdr5, Se98 meitere
gteapplitaaer fino per6annt ipprbet unb Anbe=
rem 1T an9e5eiSt pprpen, baB lie nidt ldn9er in
gteapel bleiben fDuleu. Seltrei9 BAT 9e9en
piel e Wa6re9eln pe8 SSniS8 BON gteapel @rp=
teit einsele9t u1O Elm Sitrei6iider General III
81 oieleln 3nefe in Neapel ein9etrOffen. Die
@eianpten Der 8eltmd9te BADEN benz &Dnia
bon Neapel e~benfall8 cine ernlte Waruuns er.
t6etlt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02
GrOee seuersbrnmft in snSepemDence. M.

Snpepenbence, Wto., 80. Wdr5,
Wcr9en8 2 llbr. @eitert Gbenp I'm II l1bl
brad elm 6euer aus, pelde8 biz jebt nabeSu
bic gan5e SHbieite Der Stapt in Il9e
9elest bat, unp IOute Der 8inp anOauern pber
ltdrfer wersen, 10 ltebt bic 3erltGrung auf Der
8eiieite 5u befiir6ten. Der Serlult Bic iebt
betrd8t miubeltenS 100000 ulb bas 6euer
ipiitbet nod imrner.
3weite Depeide, Da8 6euer brad
IN Sef9am'S GpOtbete aus. Die gauge Sit-
leite Der Stupt purpe ~3eritSrt. @S bGie8 Elm
9efti9er.@inO, Der srDBe 6euerbrdnbe balbe
Wfeilen nett f%prttru9, woourd Sduler in iener
Gntfernuns pon Der Stitte Der 6euer8brun1t in
8rano 9eriet6en. Der Serlult betrd9t tpabrs
l@einli@ $15O,000.
ct. SOfepb, 80. Wadr5. Die selfrise
6enerSbrunit bat feinen 10 9rpBen S9aben am
sertdtet, pie anfan9li6 beri4tet murbe. Der
lelbe 1T nod tti9t e%rnlittelt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02

10. Sft. brad 5nilden 8eipen Elm Streit aus.
Sic Senrp bate 9eorDbt, boB CT nod @rlnt@
Minis Bprterbaule fpmnlen lllo Aue8 ftr6 itnp
fletn ldla9en meroe.
No6oem er @rimlmin8' Srau NIT ben 9es
meinten S6impfpprten b%eleipt9t, 9tns er BIZ
nau8 tno mari Steine mad ben SEN tern oe8
Qpfal8, Grinmin8 murbe wiitbeno, uno al8
oar Elm Stein nur einen 3pll melt BON BENT
Sppfe (eiue8 SinDeS btntraf elite er nit einer
N118fete btnar8, bic er 5upcr betr1 Sdetben<
l6teBen 9ebraudt bate, nno Der cl9te Senrp.
OieIer ftplperte u1p fiel. @rimmin8 CAB
ibm nit bent 8appnet Der Wu8fete bier StpBe.
9ea6 5mei Ta9en ltarb Sec Serrp an ben
Gerlebuneen. @rinmin8 lpurpe l4nlot9 be-
~funpen unO, un9eu4tet aler SeripeltOunSen lm
@nape, oebentt. @r mar "a Sabre alt. Spr
letner GerbaftunS NAT ct ais arbetter in tSa@
9ar'8 Sdrift9ieBeret IN @plpltr belddfti9t.
8prmittas8 se9en 9 llbr fam Der Sbertff
nit ieinen llnterbeamten 1adtoer 3e1e be8 @ez
fauaenen, uuo perla8 ba8 GpbeSurtbeil. 0a<
raul be9ab lid Der Bug nit benz 8erurtbeiltea
na6 Dem @~efGnent6bpfe. Die Sdioe auf ben
9tiiden oebunoen, nit Oeputp1berif8 81 beiOet
Seiteu, marIdirte Grimmin8 felten Sdrttte8
gum @al9en. 91ad einem fur5en @ebete murz
Sc er pom Sbertff 9efra9t, Ob er nod etipuS gu
iaaen bdtte. St antpprtete nit lei Ier Stimme
SD age Dem gOlte bon Nem=Oprf meinen
Oanf, unb beIpnoer8 Denjeni9en, wel4e Elm
Sntere1le baran 9enommen baben, etnen Iuf>
ldub mciner Strafe 5u e~r1ptrfen. @8 mar
uidt meme Nblt4t llnbeil au5uridten DAP ea
9eldeber, beflase i9. SD besius bic Tbat IN
Der Sise Der 2eipenldaft II. /. 10.
Gr ltarb let6t; faum Elm 3ufen be8 SDr=
per8 par bemerfbar.
gu pieer Sinridtuns madt bic @peniue
Ppit fpl9enpe 8emerfungen:
Die au9emeiue Stimlluns sebt babin, paf
Grimntiu8 iein 9el9id nt9t perbient bat,
Oa8 Gerbreden, mel9e8 er nit benz Tppe
9ebitBt, ipurpe in Der Sibe Der 2eipen1daft uni
auf cine itarfe SeruuSfOrberrnB ~besan9en,
S9limmere- Serbre4er ais er seben unse-
trait in 9tew~9 Orf. -. IS ldten leiAter gu
letn, Grimmi18 gu ban9en, ais 6runf Soipler,
ben Gidet9au1er, na4 Sin9 Sin9 gu ~brin9en.
-. Bir 6pfen, Dap nit bieler Sinri9tune
Der barburiide @ebraud aufbGren merbe. @a
lit hefla9en8pertb, Dap Die 8ia our Ibi9affune
Der ToDe8trafe nidt Bel 3eiten @eleb puroe,
UNI ben %un9liifliden Mann gu retten. Aber
unlere @eleb9ebu19 bat gu pel 5u tbun, Die
8ep6lferung Der Staot gtelpzOort UNI ibre
6rei9eiten gu betriyen, al8 paB lie ben Infpr-
Derunseu Der Sumanitdt pper @e1ittuns piel
Anfmerfl amfeit 5pllen fDnnte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02

Wir baben bon @ril unb Deportation pbne
ll1terlu9n19, pbne Brr5eB 9eiprpden. Oieie=
Die auf oiele Beiie 9emaBregelt merren.
lddben lt9 sladlid. gle bdtten Sdlimnere5
erfabren tSnnen. Sbnen entfdlt Der Mutb,
wenn lie an Die ~@efdn9niB5udt nit all ben
i4impfli6en 3ugaben, ben td9li4 pieperfcb=
renoen 3adti9ungeu 3uriidpenfen.
Die uBrele" 9iebt 6pl9erloe8 ais autentiid:
8arpn 8renier, Der frau5. @eianote in Neea=
pei, bate ldprl ungenSbnlt@ lanse 0~elpartet,
pbne cine Nuoien5 betm &Gni9 e~rlanoen ,t
%fSunen enblid, entl6ulpt9t man lid uab mel
BET, man f6nne Sc. Majeitat tli6t finben. @8
I6eint, la9te Der 6ran5ple ldbelno, baB Sc.
Waietdt r%erlrren it,. General Sabateni, Die
Nnlpielun9 beoreiIenp, erlpieoerte Seieu sic
per1idert, er bat lid n1r perirrt. Oaraui
8rerier Soften mir OaS!
8lpren3, 16. Mdr3, Sin Decret lit
perDffentli9t mproen, nelde8 bic Wdblerper=
lammlungen auf ben Is. b. W. 5~ulanlmenbez
ruff, INN bic Oeputirten gum Barlautent 81
lpdble1.
Man ertpartet, baB bo8 larbiniide @arla@
ment am II. Nprtl 5uI anlnlentreteu mirb.
General Santt bat eben Die Nrmee in bier
Corps ein9et6ei1t. Sebe8 b~erIelbeu miro aus
ortt Oipt1ipnen, 5pei aus 8ieuupnt uuo Die
brittle aus Mittelitalten beIte9en. @iner Der
erlten 0tesieruns8acte nad Der @rfldrune Der
IMMIGRATION miro Die @rSffnun9 elmer Nnleibe
BON 100000 6ratc8 lein.
Die Inter udm1g 9eoelt ben 8tI9pf BON
Srlean8 1T nod ntdt beenbet,
. 4wei5 B.
Ote 9 9 Wet5 prot It trt q e.
9en 9 apppen8 q II II ! 10 II. -
Der l6wei5er 8unbeSrotb p~rpteItirt in Ell
ner gtpte an Napplepn unb 8ictpr emanuel
9e9en ben InI9luB BON Gb1ublai8 unD Sau=
ct9np al Trantreid, pa Der GertrQs pom 1916
bic Nbtretutg Der neutralen Oiftrifte Sqprz
pens an fetne anpere Ota6t, ol8 an Die S9pei1
9effatte.
MnernemefeS.
Grad 2iperporl tele9rapbirt.
8drt8, II. W1drs. Der beutiae .Jtuni.
teur melpet in ieinem 8eri9t iiber bic lebte
Situn8 Der Legislative, paB Die 8ubl bea
Serrn be ia 8erriere fir ui9tig erfldrt lit,
Surin, 10. Wtdr3. @puD. 6arini mirt
ndGlten SOnnta9 bier etntreffen. @elternAbent
mar Die Stabt iQuminirt.
Mp6eua, 16. Mdr3. Oa8 @r9ebniB BEL
Stirlmabgabe in ben dnilianil6en Nrrptn5er
1T perfiinpet morben uno e8 lautet ipl9enper.
maBen:
An5ubl Der eingel9riebenen @dbler 526,.
258; 3a9l Der 9Sd9ler 427, 612 fir Die Sin
~neratipn an Sarpinien 426, COG fir Elm se
l~Olperte8 SGni9rei4 758; $50 Stimm5ette
irurben fiir ungilti9 erfllrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02
Gin Mpmnns@pnareamnnn

8 a fin9tpn 81. .Wdr5. IlS Der
6eprdlentant Spn 8pf (9iepubl pielen @prz
mttta9 IN Der Ipenue Fem 9teprdl entarten
.9inomann (SiO= Demrfrat) ~be9esnete, bot
er bicleut iii freunbltder Weiie Die Sanb.
0inoman nabm lte ieop9 nidt an, ~Ipnbern
la9te: uDu perpammter S9uft Du BAIT
eine Geoe 9e6alten, Die nidt NUT ben Sit
ben, %lpnpern iepen Gentleman IN ultirt ; .3uz
9let4 ma9te Sinpman init Der ltnfen Sano eli
ne flrpfe4terii4e 8ewe9uns mad 8un Wpd's
@e1i6t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02
Mmerifantfdbe Mabrtdbtem.

SEEN gOrt. Die 6inri4tuna
Spbn 6 rimminS = Sobn @rimminS,
mel6er Dor 5pei Mfouaten Der @rmprpuna
Dennis N1c 6enrp'S ldulpis bcfunben wurpe,
# 6reitag Gprmittas nm 81 llbr i'm SDfe bea
Staotgefdn9niie8 AM @al9em 9eftCrben. Die
Imltdnoe reS 9pOtidla98 naren folsenbe
@rimmins' 6rau belt cine Erinfltube in 8eG=
fr. 3wiI6en Sic 6enrp urrb Semen berrIdte
Elm alter 3mif, neil 9enrp fid elmer friibereu
Sntimitat nit @rimmiu8' 6ruu riibmte. 9lm
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02
Neneftes BON Neps Orleans.

Ne~@SrleonS, 1. april. Oa8 9diff
Snoepenbence BON 8at6, nit $500 8oIIen
0annlipole brertiit uno 1T ni6t 3u retten.
Oer Oanlpfer empire Gitp 1T BON SaDana
NIT 9faGrlqtett BIG gum q. Mdr3 aN9efpmz
men. @8 berrlfte bort 9rOBe gSuffb oeSen bic
Ser. st. me9en Der @ei an9enuubnle Der M}tz
rontOn'1aen 0ampfer uliO bic 3eitunoen pers
lit9en eS al8 einen &rieo8lau DursuIfeIlen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02
@rOteft Des eommOSOre,Marin.

Seem SSrleanS, 1, 9lpril. @pmmc-
bore Marin, Der 8efe9lS9ober Der Sefansenem
W%iramon'iden Dampfer, p~rcteltirt sesen Die
@efan9ennabme uno la9t, bic 9. ct. Sdiffe
bitten ibre 6la99e ni4t 9e5ei9t. ST babe bic
beioen Dampfer I'M Nuftra9 Der Miramon'iden
6e9ierune, Die er ais Die redtmdBise betradte,
in 9apana 9efuuft.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02
Wadb europa.

@ewSDprt, 81. MarS. Der Dum-
pier Sutton fnbr beute Waitta9 nit 5000, 600
Sart9elO nad Sapre as.
Der Dampfer Geutpnia fubr um bieielbe
Belt nit $25O,O0O Sart9elo ia6 hamburg ab
lano Der Ddtnpfer @itp Of Mundelter nit
$4,000 Sartoelo na6 liverpool.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02
Ser MeacSonoue'S ebe sestomentsnro,.s

New<S . Orleans, 81. Mdr3. Cine
on9ebll9 bon Dem perltcrbenen Wiuipndr Mc=
SonOu9b binterlulieae teftamentaril9e gerfit=
9nng, laut melder einem ltaotil9en @ddter
100000 permaGt fino, 1T bor @eri6t prppu>
ert i%poroen, miro aber ais cine 6ili9uns be-
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Is. Nrnfcl'a @hnle

9. Us. SIDE pom Sine uub 0labpratr.
Wenta9 ben 2. @prf be9innt Sa8 Sommer-S emefer
tmo tinbet Mufnabm neuer S6iIer fut
nounen. ~
SWto 6. NenfpI
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Stpmsfbnle.

OoS Sontmer- Semeiter Der 3ionSIGule beoinne 8ienItoa ben
~, Nprll. @ltern, tpeIte Der @uitaIt 6inber an pertrausn oe-
oenten, perpen barauf aufmertiam 9emaGt, 81 + nur einm ar
m Sabre, nno spar nit benz 8e9inne Ses SpnmersS enteIterS,
neue Sdller auf9enpmnen meroen f5nnen.
Ndttpc6, ben 3. unb 4. Mprtl. @crmitaes BON So lin inn
SGulbauie. (Nfs29, 80, 81 @plO. II. 10 "a 11
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02
@ichtinc Mnhriht1

gteln SCBn 9etnrt4 0snft 1T eni9lo6en in s gooen BON
ger nap O~elt1blano 81 reten. ga er. in @eIdSften go6sn'
9t9elneaqsrn uo gsirttenber9 gu 6urhreten selpnncn it, 10 er.
lu9e l9 6reuaoe unlo 8etannte, oeren 3utrauen ih ais ien Batter
9enteBe, tbnl Aufrd9e ir9enb elmer @rt su ~lberaeben. fir Sersn
puMftthe 8eior9un9 ih unbe6in9t 9arantre.
Baltimore. ben 80. WtarS 1860.
9einrt6 Cent,
Wetnb0noler i'm @roBen un6 Rldnen.
Sa9erbauS unS &einbaus i'm @ebGuse Der
Peoples 8ant,"
&o5ol,lp GGe bon %. Baltimore. unb Gacohr.
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~. Baltimore, ben 2. NprI 1860.
Yin gar5 praGtOOllcr Mnsiuea fiir 0iIe
Wfrthr

@brlt6e 9eute, ne mir, brau6en f6 Dor GienorSer -, r
YEN eelesee babt, Sbr am 9elri9en Sonntas iduloiaen Csebs ogSsn
BesVtet. 9anodt nun beute mad meinem 0fafbe. 0erfonft rrr
np9 DIS gum na9ten Wtat. oann ibHe6t Cure 96tale M. faIff mn
oertanlt gar ntttS ntebr. Sbr WerOet babel iplsenoe ;Sreunbe T@
bic Staat8taiie, welGe barunter Ieioet,
aue s-a9erber=Sraper unb 9iqucrb6noler,
- aue @t9arren=6 abrifonten uno
~ lc9ar Die 8die=8erfauer.
SaBt oiele iest auftreten, labt unIre 6reanSe Socpb ee,,sr asa.
mas Sef, BEN bitten &Oit, aue 9iquorSbdnbIer &c, fir GSg . tS Y
Freuen unO penn Die es nidt pafen, 10 padt Sbr eS aar ni sTt''
Iu9 Elm @ilt6 ~"
Scbann @pnrab Sebrt
Up SO. 654 SO HSroftSr 49,
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Surner &ranfenzl tnterifijbnuos= 9,rrrir

O Ne uol9leSer SteleS 0elein8 Werbert biermit erfuGt. in Ssr IN,
pepnl9e on =; @pul itatlfincencsn pierteliGbrioen GjeneroI Ser
lanImlun9 panttlt@ gu eri9etnen. @lbhse @eei6aite erbsi;%eu
DE Anwelenbett etles leeen WdtSlebes. '''FV"
SMp S ri SsgnSa1teI, Praito'
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$. M0nner's @cbnlp.

Vut UUH WleeHIIIaBe ulp 0lLerzNLIlen.
5piihen 2pmbare- uno @ermonitrafc.
Inntelbnn9en CUR Mufnabme neuer S9ller fir SaS am Oeontoo.
ben 2. @pril ~anfan9enbe CONNER emeler weroem i'm 9oTH}ss
bieier Wobe eu9e9en senpmmen. N"N
WioOt & mSrnsr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-02
81. &nnnn,Sche @chnIr-

Die gebrtanoen fr 6as Srmnterbabiabr nebmen am Wlontaa
ben 2. Gpril Wepr9ens s lbr ibrcn Qnfang. @n bieIem Saoe iiros
ben Die . erieBunQen, bic @ufnobme neuer G6a.
Inmeloun9en beHebe man i'm Sntereie Der Sdaler un6 gebrer 10
balb ais mb9lid. gu MAIDEN.
Wt,24S &. Rnapn
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lyh. SySncfsr,fhc @dnle.
@irthfdaftSz 0(nseine.
@aIbinaton 0arten

@50 @albington Gorten
MMg in Bennfplpanta Npenue.
Wtctnen 6reunoen nno Dem Publitum sur @a6riht, bob i'd belt
frlber 10 beliebten G~8abn9ton= @arten an Der Henninlpanio 9D.
aberacnlnren un6 b%enislten ou'8 eesantsfe e~insertttet babe. ga
bic Observation-Disclosures tbr gnoe erreldt Bat, 10 lit aud I'M &aalb-
im9tCn @arten wieoer &uhe unb Sre6e %etu9etreten Wteine @dfte
fDnncn SOnntaSS mie in ben @O6entasen 0bue Surtt unb StS-
run9en bort hire &9beltunbsn ,Subrn9en: Die Staskienbabm
paint 6a8 2ctal bon Wtpr9ens 5 bis Nbenos II ubr. Weine Ge
trdnfe iinb bon Der beit,n Aualtdt. Eager gu 4 @ts.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-29

GYMNAsTIcs IN CHICAGO. = One of the
editors Of the New Orleans Delta now on the
southern excursion to the lakes, writes as fol-
lows to that paper concerning the way 'young
Chicago diyerts ITSELF
"Another very remarkable feature of Chca-
go is the gymnasium. This people are raying
mad on the subject of gymnastic feats and eX-
cruises. 1t is from this passion that that queer
military corps which is attracting so much at
tentiop in the east-the Zouaves sprung. All
the young men of this city belong to some
gymnasium, in witch they spend all their
spare time, exercising themselves, as circus
actors do, to attain the highest degree of ply
steal power and skill A special exhibition of
this sort was gotten up for the benefit of the
southern eXcuroionists, which caused our quiet
people to open their eyes wide-and the ladies
were nearly disposed to shut theirs. The ex,
hibiti0n was given in a spacious hall,
which was densely crowded by specta-
tors, including a great number of ladies.
The actors consisted of about one hundred
and fifty young men, of respectable social and
professional positions, who all appeared Ia
circus people, in slight stockinet, with a slight
silk covering about their Ions, commonly
called a breech cloth. The chief was distin.
guishabe from the Others by wearing span
gled siIlen breech cloth. The exercises were
of the usual sort of acrobatic and gymnastic
displays, such as summersaults, lifting heavy
weights, racing, climbing ladders and swing
ing, and certainly evlnced great skill, practice,
and muscular development 1t was quite
trying, however, to the decacy of our ladies
to behold respectable merchants, lawyers,
physicians and even clergymen, in such
seeming nude state, and engaged in exercises
so little accordant with our usual idea Of the
dignity of those professions. We were told
that there were at least five hundred young
men belonging to this association, and that
they devote to such exercises that time which,
in other communities, is given to dissipation"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-29
LATEST NEWS.
BY TEL EGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER Daily SPY
New York Know Nnthines.

ScHENECTADY, Aug. 28-The American
state council, after a stormy debate, threw
Scroggs overheard, and made Gen. Prescott
president. A new state committee was APP
pointed, and the union electoral ticket unani
mously ratified.
Mr.. Scroggs and his friends have held a
convention, at which sixty-ive were present.
Mr.. Scroggs made a speech, announcing his
adhesion TO Lincoln. Resolutions were adopt.
ed repudiating what they called sale to the
Douglas men, and that the Americans of New
York be at liberty to vote as their judgment
dictates. Mr. Scroggs was elected president
of the state council, and state committee was
appointed, who were authorized to call Il state
convention if necessary. Adjourned.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-29

GETTING IN WHEAT IN WIsCoNsIN.--A
gentleman in this city, few weeks ago, went
out into Walworth county to transact some
business At the time the country was alb
sorbed entirely in the securing of the harvest
and the gentleman had great deal OF trouble
in finding anybody "to home" We will let
him tell his own story -
stopped at the house of my friend B
and knocked all the skin off my knucklcs at
his front door, but could not start anybody,
and Just as was going away, passer by, in
answer to my inquiry, said that "B-- was
getting in his wheat" | then went into an
other part of the town, to where an old school
mate. Squire R, resided. | walked in at
tl,a open door, sat down in the parlor few
minutes, and no one appearing, l walked up
stairs and down stairs, but couldn't find
soul.
When got around on the porch again, the
same fellow came along who had answered my
question before, and | hailed him
. as the squire in town g
"Getting in his wheat, reckon"
"Well, where is his lady?"
"She's helping the squire"
"And the young ladies g
"Getting in the wheat, stranger you'll find
'em all down in the field about mile from
here"
then concluded would try the hotel, and
carried riiy carpet bag to the public house.
There was a notice on the door, saying that
the house was closed for week, as the pro-
pretor was getting in his wheat. Things be-
gan to look desperate now. | had carried
my carpet bag about five miles already in the
hot sun and it was growing momentarily heav-
ier
So when / saw a boy coming towards the
house, made up my mind to give him dol.
lar to carry it for me. / was somewhat sur.
prsed, however, when, in reply to my offer,
he grated his digits at the extremity Of his
nasal projection, aud Guessed I'd have to
wait till dad got his wheat in"
At this stage of the proceedings ! resolved
TO walk to the first house | saw, and demand,
In the name of civilization, the hospitality due
M a traveller. AS the house happened to be n
boarding school for young ladies, was for
innate enough to secure nights rest, and the
,ext day, not being able to see anybody but
Ioung ladies'. as everybody was getting in his
Wheat, / left for home, resolved never to return
here when people were harvesting
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-29

APPLEs.-The apple crop this year will be
enormous-almost superintendent. Trees Of
every variety and in every place, from the
merest shrub in the pasture up to the mature
and full grown tree of the orchard are literally
loaded and already bending to the ground I'M
der their unusual burdens. For many years
there has been no such profusion of fruit as
this season promises. The pear trees promise
an abundant yield, and peach trees also, what
few survive. 1t may be that the captivity Of
fruit is about to terminate, and a more gener-
Gus supply hereafter gladden. our hearts
NaTaganSeu Times.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-29
Democratic Nominations for Congress.

PnILADELPHIA, Aug. 28,-The democrats
of the first district have nomin ted VIM. L.
Lecllman (Douglasite) over Tom Florence,
There was no split, as expected
In the second district, John Brodhead, presi-
dent of the Camden and Atlantic railroad, was
nominated.
In the third district, John Kline douglas
ite) and in the fourth district, Wm. Morgan
(Dougasite) were put in nomination
CnICAFo, Aug. 28-The democrats of the
third district have nominated Robert n. Muir
ray for congress.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-29
Flora Temple Ahead.

BosroN, Aug. 28.-At the race to-day at the
Franklin Trotting Park between Flora Tenn
pie and Patchen, best three in five, the former
won: Time, first heat, 228t second heat,
dead; third heat, 2284 fourth heat, 2.28t,
Twenty thousand people were present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-29

NORFOLK, Aug, pa SLAYER, probably the
Triton, but name not definitely known, was
brought into port to day, under charge Of mid
shipman Farquahar. 1t had been chased by
number of English and American vessels of
war. She is Al days from Loando.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-29
Foolish Rumor,

WAsHINGToN Aug. 22.-The New Orleans
Picayune says that northern Texas papers
speak of bloody fight having taken place in
the Choctaw nation between the abolition and
slaveholding parties. Over one hundred per.
sons were killed.