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Correspondence.

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Correspondence.
From the following correspondence 1T will be seen
that the mail service has been resumed on our Rail
roads: 9aly-
RAIE1eH, May 4th, $780,
lEessrs. 6. r. I7sher G.. a. Wilder, Nm. johnson,
Presidents de-
GEsTLEMEs :-0n reaching here yesterday after
noon learned that six of the counties Of my Con-
gressional District embracing the seat of govern
ment of the State have been for several days en-
tircy without mails, and that one half the popula=
ton of this State and large partof that of South
Carolina suffering the same deprivation in con-
sequence of a difference which has arisen between
yourselves and the Post Office Department
As tou are already aware, the members of Con-
gress from this State and South Carolina, whose
constituents are Immediately interested have zeal
ously and cheerfully seconded your reasonable re-
quest for increased compensation.
But the suffering and inconvenience resulting
from the stoppage Of the mails, fall exclusively on
private citizens the and patrons of the roads,
who cannot control the action of the Post Office De-
partment s q. IVA t5.t
You will agree with me that they ought not to be
subjected to any unnecessary loss Inconvenience.
My object in addressing you is to request that
you will carry the mail as usual until your appllca-
ton for increased compensation can be more care
| fully considered by the Postmaster General.
! This request in made on behalf of the people OF
two States, and the service would be rendered to
them, not to the government. You can accede to it
without abandoning in any respect the position you
have assumed in reference to the Post Office De-
partment and you will remain at liberty Of course
| to discontinue the service at your pleasure.
do not doubt that you will consider such service
eminently due from the Railroad Companies to the
| public, and am quite sure that such course on
your part, will facilitate the adjustment of the diff
ference between yourselves and the Department.
| have just reached home, after long absence,
but will return Immediately to Washington, and in
connection with other members of Congress- who
have no doubt would cheerfully sign this if they
could be consulted, will urge the matter upon the
attention of the Postmaster General. / am only
waiting here now in the hope that you will adopt
some plan by which the public can get their usual
mails pending the consideration and discussion of
! the subject.
Very respectfully
Your obedient seryent
| l.. OBJ. BRANCH. P
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Receipts per A.Iantie and N. c. Rallroad.

Receipts per Atlantic aud N. G. Railroad.
J Holt, Phillips, consiguees tss..- -
-. MEBASEsvILLz April q, $780,
signees. - 80
2# THIRD CREEK, April %, 1850
% G FOurey, D Wood, consignees. 80.
CHINA Grows April Is, 1850.
b Miller L Porter, consignees. .El%
@ss SnTHFIELD April 90, 1860.
consgnees. <7f
GInsOSvILLE, Aprszs, 1860.
IL . Boon, Steel consignees. srs f.s,-
.-,.t...f SrArEsTILLE April &c, 1860.
CoNcoRp April 81 1860.
White Smith, Phifer York, Wallace. cdnsignees.
SrALLNsss, April 2s, 1860.
-. LoNe ISLAM, April 90. 1860.
A Clark, consignee. si4saese,
CHAPEL HtLt April 60, 1850.
Mcker, 81 Watson, consignees 3, aFssf
MoRGANToS, April 9S 1860.
TAYLoRsviLLE, April 2s, 1850.
c., consignee. lEs-ss -
Book Hill, April e. 1860.
CnARlorrr. April 90. 1850.
Allen Cruise, consignee. : sss,.y5
81 = s HnIsBohoss April q, 1850
W Gardner, consignee.
=. -f' FRAxkt1SroS. April 81, 1860
GREESsBoRo'. April q, $780,
n Hughes. E Wade, Christian Foeeman consignees
PIKE LEVEL, April q. 1860.
Wells, Oliver, consgnees. s1@ 4ss"
LEXINGTON, April 81 1860.
May 8, 1860. b, -. - '7t'77 q" S72It
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.T For the Standard.
MORRIsvnLE, N. c., May Z, 1860.
". ". Holden, Esq.

" " Holden Esq. n'
DEAR SIR: In the last IStaadrrd see commu-
nication from R. w. York, recommending that the
teachers and friends of education form a "Wake
County Educational Association" Believing, as
ever have, that such an Association would tend to
elevate the profession of teachers in the eyes of the
world bind together the interests Of teachers, and
raise the standard Of scholarship, am much in IA
vor of a convention Of the teachers and friends Of
education being called; and no time or place has
been designated, ! would suggest Raleigh as the
proper place, and Wednesday of May Court as the
time for holding the convention. would further
more. suggest that you and theteachers and friends
of education at Raleigh, make the necessary pre-
parations for holding said convention, and give
Yours respectfully,
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Gov. Ellis.

We learn that this gallant champion of the Con-
stitution and the Union had so far recovered his
health as to be able 10 address the people at New
bern on the Sd. Mr.. Pool replied to him. We take
it for granted that the two candidates addressed the
people at Kinston on the 5th at Snow Hill on the
9Th, and at Greeaville on the Sth; but we learn
from the following letter from Gov. Ellis, addressed
to the Editor of the Washington Dispatch, that he
will not be able, owing to his official engagements
in Raleigh, to address the people at Washington
the 9TH
"The friends OF Gov. Ellis and the public, will
Mr.. Pool here on the 9th inst, as published. The
following letter received from HIM fully explains the
reason:
GoLDsBoRo', April 81, 1860.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch.
DEAR SIR: You will confer favor by stating in
your paper that will not he able to meet Mr. Pool
at Washington on the 9th May. The appointments
were made by Mr. Pool, and this last one conflicts
with the meeting of the Literary Board. | must
be in Raleigh on the 10th to prepare business for
the Board which meets on the 18th. This could
not be postponed longer the Spring distribution
is made then.
l regret my inability to be at Washington, as
did not visit that place during the last canvass
JOHN w. ELLIS.
While in GoldSborough, on our way home from
Charleston, we heard cheering reports of the pro-
gross of the campaign Let the Democracy rally as
one man around their candidate and they will achieve
brilliant victory in August next
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PRESENTATION OF FLAG.-The "Piney Woods
Cavalry" will parade on Saturday next at which
time the young ladies of the dstric. will present
the Company with flag
The Oak City Guards have been invited to be
present and learn they have accepted the invita-
ton. 1t is expected to be most pleasant time.
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~ The account of the discussion between the
Gubernatoral candidates at Hartford, which we pub
sh to-day, to hand just before the Editor left
for Charleston, and put aside and overlooked at
the time. The report is so excellent one that we
publish it, not being willing that it should be
entirely lost We thank the writer for it and at
the same time beg his pardon for the delay of pub
lication
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N. c. Six Per Cent. state Stocks.
TREASURY DEPARrnrsT OF N C;l
.... April le ] $780, !

~ ss April 1e. ls6Dss1
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECElvED
- at this office until 10 O'clock A. NJ 18th OF May next
for the purchase of SI000 Of North Carolina State Bonds
issued under IAN Act to incorporate the WesiernN c.
Railroad Company" and running thirty years. from LIST
April. 1860. $50 -. ajlf ,qzs-s 49,.
The above bonds will have Coupons for interest at six
per cent per annum attached payable lst April and o.
tober in each year.
The principal and interest will be payable at che Bank
of the Republic New York. unless where Be party prefers
have them PAYABLE at the Treasury hf the State. .
Successful bidders, npon being informed of the accept
of their bids deposit the amount of their bids
including the accrued interest to the credit of the under
signed in the Bank aforesaid or in the Bank Of North
Carolina or Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh
Parties bidding viii please address their letters endorsed
Proposals for n c. Stocks" 10 the undersigned ct Ra-
leigh, n. C..
The bids win be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller Of State aud the President of
$3.50 D. W. COURTS, Pub. Treas.
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az The Washington Constitution, the organ Of
the President continues its attacks Mr.. Douglas
The "patriotic Senators from Louisiana, Indiana,
and Delaware are defended and the friends of Mr..
Douglas are held up exhibiting "the rage of dis.
appointed partizanshp and defeated personal anbi-
ton. Now we think these attacks on Mr.. Douglas
and his friends have gone far enough Silence is at
least due to the man who commanded majority of
the whole Electoral College in the late Convention,
and whose Democracy, whatever may be his faults,
is quite IS sound as that of many who assail him.
CooLIse OFF, Our thanks to Messrs gDodd q
scheib, Of this City, for treat of delicious ice
cream on Monday evening. We never tasted better.
Mineral water may do very well now and then, but
for constancy say we give Us ice cream. IS
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Politics in Georlia.

AUGUSTA, May GA large meeting Of the Ma
tional Democracy was held here last night 1t was
principally addressed by Gov. King, Of Missouri,
and HouEney, Of Arkansas, whose remarks were
received with enthusiasm. 3
= At the conclusion Of the meeting notice was
given that q scounty convention would be held on
"Wednesday next to elect delegates to . State Com
yention whose duty IL will be to appoint delegates
to represent Georgia in the adjourned Convention
at Baltimore. 80 ~ - - ~ -
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A SALE OF CITY LOTS.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, SITUATED. IN THE
Eastern part of the City of Raleigh, known the
residence Of the late MATTHEW SHAW. lying south of
and opposite to the public square, viii be by offered for
sale on TUESDAY the 18th day Of June next. at the
premises Terms will be made to suit The purchasers
,.--.-.--.- MATTHEW SHAW.
May s, 1861 -f-.f - Et4t-. t@&h Sid.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING. ,

We are authorized TO announce that the Democratic
party Of Orange county will hold County Convention on
Tuesday of MAY Court the courthouse in Hlsboro to
nominate candidates to represent said county the
Legislature 1t is requested that each Captains District
hold primary meetings and send delegates TO said conyen
ton. - .- s..--... 80 49,.
May /, 1860. ..s.r. 3s-td.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

We authorized to announce that the Democrats OF
Little River Buaoe and Cross Roads Districts will meet
at Roesvlle the 10th of May select delegates to
represent them in the County Convention be held
Raleigh. the Sd Monday in May. full attendance il
requested MANY DEMOCRATS.
Nav /, 1850 - e7-t -.ttf 35--fd
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MrsTAKE-The Fayetteville Observer does injus-
tice, no doubt unintentionally, to Jasper Stowe,
Esq, in stating thot he was once Know Nothing
candidate for Congress That was his brother SAM,
and Jasper voted against him.
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A Ill MAGISTRATES OF THE COUNTY OF WAKE
"A hereby required o meet at the Court House in
Raleigh the Sd MONDAY of May next for the purpose
of transacting important business. azs 80 Il s.t
Ordered that the Clerk advertise in the n c. Standard
Raleigh Register and Democratic Press.
THOMAS ]. UTLEY, Clerk.
May s, $780, @.- Std.
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BUCKuoRN DISTRICT,

We requested TO give notice that the Democrats of
Buckhoru District will hold a meeting at DuPre,s on
SATURDAY the 18th instant for the purpose of appoint
ing Delegates to a County Convention. 80
May 8, 1860. ID. =. .......-. Std.
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ATTENTION PINEY wooDs CAVALRY.
INFECT AT PINEY WOODS ON SATURDAY. THE
w. p7fh inst at 10 O'Clock, for PARADE with 10 round
of Blank Cartridges. : .-E.'E7.
By order Of the Captain. 81 $50
May 2, 1860 sat.
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SPECIAL NOTICE l1white Sulphur wster-from
the White sulphsr Springs Gresubrier Co. Ea-Boted
at the Springs isssy 49, -.
This Company having made great nproyems.ts b bot-
Ting, The transported water is as perfect Is when
taken from its source. Address all orders to ~
PURCELL, LADD CO, sg
General agents for the United States,
Richmond, Va,
May g. 1860 l9-w&sH2mpd.,
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A CONVENTION OF THE DEMOCRATIC
"A party will be held for Alamance county, at Graham
Thursday of County Court nominate candidates for
the Legislature The various Districts of the county
requested to hold primary meetings and appoint delegates
to represent them in the Conventions. g II + sssssE
-s-r< 7oi ssiiz MANY DEMOCRATS.
April 90, 1860. ~ $50 ~ r-slS-es1fF - 2-td.
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GEO. w BLOUNT, 8

* GEO. w BLOUNE,szsn
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
: Isl ~ tszsBYIELE, Ngc,e S4f-ug
WN7HL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED To
w him in Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe AMI Franklin,
Counties. - 2 kas 1
Feb q, 1860 iS-E&sWly.
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BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUSi IS The best and
cheapest article for dressing identifying cleansing curl
ing. preserving and restoring the haif Ladies tryit
Sold BY allDru9gists and Perfumers.
March ls 1850. i1-w&swsmos
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okales.

NaYors Court. @barles Gunlbtn 6etam
einen Sertpets, psil sr bstranfeu auf benz Set.
tsnne9e lie9enO 3%efunpen wurbe.
Daniel 5aes unO &bs. 5rii6tcrn purben me-
gen Gruntenseit, weBen Sra9sns perbotener Baf,
fen unO tpesen SnIultirans Der SfFcer ie inter
$3.50 8arsf6aft setelt.
Wartin Mc2IDep, Slei&falS pr9en Sruafen.
b,tt Dor @sriat ssaUSen, purbe nit einem Ser
tpeis entlufen.
Samuef Soc, Gin aus philadelphia temmenSer
2runtsnbCiO, erlGtsn unter a6nli&er 9lnflase
Dor Der Court une pirp unIere Stabt I6leuniaa
S~erlaTen miilIen.
ItarY @ursba bic 9obn ReIts i%nlnltirt unb
8ei&la9en bate, mubte unter bteIsr @ntlasc Dor
Der Court eri&rinen.
@stsrn @Or8en puros Elm iuneer 9eut,
l&sr Namsns 3eble, Der erf pUr &ur3em BON
NOrfOlt bier antam unb in bic public guorp
tat, BON %berfelbsn nit militdrii6rn @br.n6e,ei.
9un8sn be8raben. Der g.rfurbene Dat bier mes,
rere Serrpanots 9lei&en Namens.
= Joirpb summers, Der inter Der Nntlaae
itebt Bnl. 9fulen tirSii& bier IN 3i6monO &c
itO@en 81 batcn, purpe am Ocnnerfiaa in BAL.
tImOre %0frbdftet unp pirO pobl 9eute pper NOR
gen ant 5tsqattiOn u~aisrss @puOsrnturs bier,
bsr8s6Eadt wer0sn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-10

eana6 bstancslt. S:pen @prssn I'M flint llbr
rurosn ite ale auf's Steresf setrisben Univ Bel.
nabs pte S&afs i'm Wiai, ete fe ssI6pren ,rer.
Den, 9erraIten. sic mustsn F6 In partttn BON
lo-zO Inn 9rc6s NIT SeswaFer ssfuats 56T,r
taltern, aus nenen fe pieoerbclt tii6tis nit vol
len etmern iitersulsn purSsn. Sriefsnp mad.
ten ie &nprrn fur bieletbe Sebnnoluus Ylab
uno puroen nit errbsm Ssseltn6 abecrtstsn,
9eifrie9elt unp geI6euert. Damn Tam pos 3dtne,
puBen NIT giiis unp Seewnfer. Gie mubtrn
bic 3dbne reiben unp rnspeln UNI f6 tpicprrtplt
Die psiten Safrn nusfpIleu. Sarauf mare nit
gang bsfpneerer Strsn9e 9cbalten, ra SernaGlGI-
fi9ung bce NunpsS unp Der 36bne Get Den Nfrt-
faneru tGptiI6er IN, als irsrno ettpns. Gs fest
lib pann cine 9elbe Subltan; an @aumen unc
369ne an, ris balo Su ppqfGnbigcm @ifte pirp.
IS bilren ii6 @rf6piirc. bic ben 10 SeimneIut.
ten leitt tOotcn, unb tpenn er einen Wupern 6eigt.
mas tciHesipess ielten III, ent,inpet ft bic
@unSs tfb tann e~benfaHs gum Supe fitrcn.
SD i6tug slus ,irmal stnsn Neeer nit Der 6ano
auf Sas gfauI, pptet lie NIT bsfcn ,3d6nrn in
Scrihrun8 lam. Sn 8olse bapou fpnnts Id Is
Dor Sdniera une ~9aemun9 mebrere Gage gar
utGt trau6en.
81. (Shlue folgt.)
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Der 9trne Gins aaf ben SopL rap ibr rus Drpf

Der Strne ems aaf ben &cpf, rap ibr raS Drrf
ftln ptrssbt =.
Der @sf&cItsn, bob bic Qrt gum wu6tta,n
Str''S, absr ets lie nisbsrisl, bate 8OII f6
RAID tbrsn Gprtbstl srIebsn, ma&re itb Die Sdu.
be fttt, nne tnrsm fe nit dueerfer Nnfrcnsuns
iptsSsr bic ainns srsriH, ftee fe ben 8dutsr nit
pem 8ues ssrAltiam mitttn tins @ei&t.
S6rsienS taumslte sr stnsn gussntIid suriid,
aber IS mar ssnue ibm lsin Spfer su sn!rctern.
Nttt rer Strait Der Ssr3wriFung Bate 3oIel Rb
auf Sas Dad sei&munsen, uno otne Ie erreiten
gu %tOnnen, rnuBtr or Sufeben, ME fe I6 suuenSs
auf pemlelben rrbct unp benz 8tpdeutbirmGeu
sutletterte.
Das 1T Dir nt&t esT&entt, 8sfie, ricf or ibr
nat, mir treHen iHcn nod einmal ,uIammen..
Ater jest mn@t, RAP mir wetter %tummeu, fubr CT
gu psn @enef:n s~eweupst fort. gBcnu Die bro,
ben gu lantrn %anidu9t, tSnnten fe Iciht funmtn
itno uns bic quite gsute a%ttasen!
8%Ursiebun9 fcI9t.
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: Sn Suese esonS Court wurps Samuel s.
9tiee, Der BON s. Sadman cine llbr uni Re.tc
%9sfpblsn Bate, gu Satr, une gpp. u. Cooper,
Der isine 8rau, nit Der Gbi6t eieIelbe ,u tSet.n
sefdbrlt6 9eI6la9en Bate, gu 5 So6y 9udtaans
oerurtbeilt. Die ausfibruua rirIer llrtbeti,
ienob bit gum %. October perI6otsn wcr
nm ben Ssrurt5etIten !3eit CUR grssaatsn AZ
GoFen.
- Oas Mari6aG- 39ca!sr rirb am nG61cn
O0unerfas fir bieIe @aifSn nt.Ser erSfnst.
Oie Serren &uutel unS Comp. BADEN burb Der.
lN'eoene siredn,asi9e Serdnperunaen Rem Su.
lNausrraum tersutcno SersrGBsrn laf,n, audi
III Der 9an3e tnnere 9taum elmer gGn3li6en Re-
hootriin9 ~nntermcrfen wpreen, 70 bae, pa aud
0te lp'eisnoen Wfit9Iteoer msiGcns auf erSeersn
ouhncn ltp bsretts ctnen euten Ham,n ,rircrben
pdben, Gle untstnebmer nen DAM rno Elm, rrd,t
ttattrafttsc untsrfasung oes Wublfurs .srnie.
"en. PER- 9stl9e, infer &anoemoan uue talent
Hple OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oisler Q3lbns, goa a8
aup IN letnsm Sad pnrd i,eue GhTpfnncea
Nstrer Nfsilterbanp pitpernm ltbr rerStent ace
lnadt BADEN.
= Ser Ssrblt iGten fhpu gclaern init fsi1s0
ranpsn Stirmen ais ungeIabcncr G'af fb an
ms'oen gu ipoGen. SOrgelfcrn 6atten mir moo
50 Srao i'm S&attcn rno gefiern Sites gcrros.
Der brrbitlthc Seleae, feline 8a6en 70 rolf au-
ale rb cr NIT einem @aIe aqe SpmmesH.less
otrbanncn rrple.
&rcB oitIem Bedlel Der Bttieruna .cos2i
ptsle NttSIisorr pss Befanos.rtine @irain.o CIR
Sihiaoun9 otelss Veretns ;u eintm Yicsytic oe.
fcl8t oas auf rem idGu s~eIcaeuen Iripotplasc
oes prn. Basner ~fattfanb. gEis inner berr,6te
aud ntssrtal 8'euOe unb 5rUbFun unter ben
Son9srn uno tbren 6rtuuSen, unb audi Orr
gSa9nsr eriparb it6 ale aufmtrtla nrr gBirtb Der,
sant Der an benz 5tite Gbetlnstmenecn.
Sn Der am 8~rtttag Ntsnb futtaefunScnsu
S~erlammlun9 bes llnnb6dngt9ru Eurn.gerei1s
ipuroe Ter Sc(hlu6 9sfaBt, Die btcstd6riae Shea.
ter"SatIon am NIUntas. ben q. September burb
cine Scrteaan9 nnS 9roFtn 9au Ju srBfncn.
BUR IutrbruH9 Fomntt G6sner's t~elistteS Quf.
lptei "Gn9ltlb." Grsunreu bt,Ies 8ereins suo
Dem tbeaterbeIu&cn6en publtfum ius6r1ono,r.
Wire pteIe NnArt@t 9ewi6 wiGtcmmen rttr.
Gr @UuStrnsur gGtfs Bat pte Girlanrso
Der btet8en Srefinrtogr. cnrutratcn ouoeuprD
men, gu @uniten Der Grrdtlune oisIes Ur66.
oentlbdfts' @onbtoaten bier in Mibmpu ,in.
gteer gu palt'r. Srantbrit rtnes itiner Sarntlten-
@lteoer Bat i'm feiter eapsn atasbalten.
Infer 5reuno Stto 3OreenReru fabrt be-
ltt3te yortrtrcr- Gutsrn, Elm Stem, bas bstonrt
Su pcretu %Srrbient.
= Peute abeno fnbft bri SaIenttn 6e6Icr
eth 9roRcr Saa lfatt. 8rr1dume Niemanr rie
Gtnlaouns gu I'fsu unS bin,usrben.
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aLslaHa.

S6lu. Sn u%nlsrer Stact b:rsttet f6 Elm
5eit peI4s6 %ptrpient, baB Die aufmsrfIamtsit i'm
%psitsiten &,etie parauf gstentt wsrpe. Gs bantelt
itA ndmli6 mn nihts @efinseres, als um Elm
o~u9emeines 9etmantiats S&uBenfst gu benz
au6tr Dem stssntIiben Geuti6lanO ale ssrmani.
iGeu Stdmms ein9slnbsn we,ben louen. Sn
bisitn &a9sn iperOen bic gInIaOangsn mad Der
S&wsil Sslsisu, 6caanO nnO England srss9en.
Der 9rstS I'M ben Ssi4Sfsn wsrOsu loG, TT Gin
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RtdmOnc, ga., 10. @eptemb.r 1860.
RtOi9irt nm brrausargebsn Don .. 6aTtl.
OfHce: 9rOse- @,raec, nescn Der City Sa0.
&-eIearapbtfaDes @aasl
] 10 | d en- Grantret8 unS Den Scr.
Staten.


Staten.
Der u@cuRttutipnc" Bat u%nIGnsf In ctnrm
Nrtifrl, tn wel6sm Die NuImerfiamtett Ser QsIer
auf bic Sauptartifcl Der ,tpti6en Dem MtutRer
reS Snnern unb Der eur6 Stppett, Gunncau unb
Curtis resr1lentirten GpH1pagute abas16lpG,neu
@cnosnttUn aeIenft ptro. barnuf tinaeptsIen,
pcl@e SprtbeiIe aus Der GrriGtuns elmer biret.
ten tetcsraptiIten 8srbtnruns spiiArn rem Ra.
tei, 6rautrstte unb benen Ger Ser. Staoten fir
6rantrci6 rutIpriu1eu witrSen. Naabem tr 6e.
merit Sat, bab cine tele9rapbt1Ac Sertiubuna
;pi1btn ben bciben Qdnbtrn Die 9Btrtuna 6aben
mife, Die Scwegung bcs 6aubelsperfebrs unt
Der @ri6Gfte auf cntiGiebcne WeiIe betrSbtlt6
III Ssrmetrsn, unS oab btsleIbe bas GsOetbsu
unb Die Bcblia9rt Der fraus5Fl&sn Wartte Be-
%I5rNrrn miEe.
Der Grttttl fatrt Johann In folarnSsn aus,
prideu fort: Die @Ompasnie ma6t Id scaen
Die @arantie elmer Ninimuut- @tnnabme BON
100000 6r. idbrli6 mGbrsnO finfi9 Sabrer
osrbtnbIt6. inner0aIt brei Sabren sinsn unter,
isriitsn elrftrii6en &absl jiptfhen ben &aten
BON Sranfrtih unb ben Scr. Staatsm ~nteper;u.
lesri, NIT elmer Station In observation-disclosures
penn eS winihsnSwertb tra6tst psrbeu icQte,
NIT elmer anesrn auf ben gsOren. @uf bieIelbe
Seoinsun9 mS9sn anpere Qinttn nteperselret
pereen.
Oa Der Setra8 sss 9eiammten 5anbelsosr,
tebrs ;rpiiAen 6rantreth unb ben Sereinieten
Staatrn fets I'm 3unebmen 1T, 70 1T baS saran.
tirte Ninimum an SntereEsn frineswegs uterr
mdBtg unO Die Gompasnie eripartst baber nit
6runb, nod bEbere YrUfte SUI realifren. Sece
SorlEAtsma6re8el tf inoefi'n nr9emenbet nor
Den, nm ben SerluIt beS Capitals 3u perkiten.
Die @arantic pes GpuUernements beetnnt crit
all benz Sage, an pelbsm ter telegraph in rt.
gslutG6i9er, Dplfommtuer @irfIa,fcit fein uno
Der Ssnubun9 pss 0ubIttums %ssbersebeu pirr.
Sis babiu 1T bas unternsbmeu ~alsumal eine
9rioatipetulattcn. Die @Umpoguis Iuht ale
3oas5, Die our gterCrIcguns osr &abcl unr CUR
SrganiIrun9 bse Disnltrs n0ttpenhig iue, Ser.
6tt3uI6aHen (; fe tut bies auf ibre etscus Sc.
fa9r unb Gtitfp uno i. Gilein perantmprt!i3 I'M
5al, zines Santrrctrs.
Sci cteIsm Ourd unp curH fran;GFI&sn I'm
ternebmen Bat Der Mtiniltsr bee Snnern 9arl be.
fUnbcrs Srrse 9~stragen, Die SnterrGsn Der fran.
3Slii&en SnbuIrit YUr5r9SWsiis Su bs1&iBsn.
Cine t~sIcnOere 8foulrl 1T in ole @OpSentipn auf.
9enOmmen, melGs Die 8ebinsuns ent9GIt, bae
bic &absl in Sraufreih S~erfs,tiat Derben Ic1en.
gs bIsibt nun ntdts s,etr ibrie, ais bae 0rpiett.
lu ecnbrinsen unb Die Operation miro uidt
LANCE ssrs69srt. Die Gonosntton rGumt Der
GOmpaanie Elm SaGr Elm, I'm Gle @r6sitsu gu BE.
sinnsn ; On Der 3sit mu6 Elm Siert9sil Der !Sa,
6el bereit Istu.
8ir baben nun gu is&sn, Of bic Tran,o1sn
Ous Bsrt, wsl6sS ben GnoIanbsrn mi6Iun8su,
Su Stanbe trineeI psrosn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-10
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