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MADE BY LAUGHLINs q BUsHP1ELD.
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1t flows freely from II Pen,
It Docs not eorrode Steel Pens,
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FUND 7HH PRICE Of every bottle sold.
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CLERK OF cIRCUIF CoURT=

E99t1T@. 10 THE VOTERS OF OHIO
49, COUNTYI..I respectfully annonnca
myself as candidate for Clerk Of the Circuit conTt
d Ohio county. toct25*l A, d. BEDILLi0S.
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THn Charleston 1terepy sets forth a,
neeotsshe advantages of secession, the ex.
emptlon of Southern men from obligationo
to their Northern creditors.
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TIE Memphis (Tenn.) Enquirer states
mat Mrs. Douglas, who arrived there in a
steamer on the morning of the 25th inst
70 meet her husband, had very valuable
watch, the case said to have been inlaid
With pearls, stolen from underneath her.
pillow jast before landing. 80
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viii have gone past in which man can
claim any particular merit for voting those
principles. But now, when it is something
To be Republican under the dead weight
of despotism that oyerhangs it, is it aft
ing time for the true man to show himself
man, and to acquit himself like man.
and not ignominiousIy talstfy his con-
science at the ballot box. viii you, then,
men of Wheeling, who believe in the ma
tiOnality, the justice and the expediency
of those principles on which Abraham
Lincoln. stands, refuse to vote your belief
Tomorrow, at the polls?
&SS>]S---
A Gross Insult to Distinguished
Gentleman.
Capt. Trimble, of Wide Awake Com
pauy B, aud member of Military Com
pany a, of this city-a gentleman well
known for his 6ue soidierly attainments
and his devotion to military matters geu-
orally. called upon us GU Saturday evening
last, and related the following circum-
stance:
Bsigadier General Negiey, of Pittsburgh,
who had served all through the Mexican
war as First Lieutenant, of the Duquesne
Grays, of Pittsburgh, and with distinguish
ed valor, came down to the city, in the
ranks ofthe Fourth Ward Lincoln Guards,
wearing their Wide Awake uniform. By
the request of Capt. TrimbIe, General
Negsey went round with him to the mill
tary armory to see Company C drill. He
did not go as Wide Awake, but as a
! military man and a gentleman. He
did not go because he wished to obtrude
his presence upon any person who did not
wish to see him, but because he was inyi-
ted as brave Soldier and well known
gentleman, to go and see military drill.
Capt. Trimble states that on their going
| into the armory, to his inexpressible sur
prise and mortifcation, the appearance OF
General Negley was greeted with Kisses,
aud that after he had introduced him to
Capt. McCluney, and after (as he sup
poses) the Capt. had communicated the in
PRODUCTION to the company-yet for all
General Eegley was compelled to undergo
second salute of Kisses. Capt. Trimble
Withdrew his friend and fellow soldier with
whatshow ofcountenanceh he could, and like
true military men and gentlemen, neither
mentioned the disgraceful occurrence the
other. Capt. Trimble farther requests US &c
state that not content with the insult which
they had offered to General Negley, severa
members of the company afterwards came
down to tho McLure House and openly
boosted of what they had done; and he state
that if he is called upon for the names o
some of these persons, he will give them
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DIR. JAS. 1IcCLINTOCK,s PECTO-
AAL sHRUP-wheret there is confirmed cough there
Is always great peril. To tre with any disease o,
tho respiratory organs is to court destruction Con-
sumption bronchitis, pleurisy, lung-fcver, &c.. lie
close behind cough; and the only safety in such
cases consists in immediate resort to this great
vegetable remedy. Price 81, 90.
Sold by Laughlins Bushfeld, s. Fupdenbcrp.
bridgeport, and druggists generally. jy21
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FOR cLERK OF THE o1n-
800 QUIT COURT.--MEssRs EpIFoEs-
y E0; w. SIGHTS will be supported by the neonIe
ioT Clerk Of the Circuit Court at tho election to m
hold on the 9Th day OF November. ~ "e
0e.9. HIS FRIENDS.
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DR.. AI'cLINToCK,s COLD &CoUGH
MIXTURE performs, in every instance, what was
promised when it was introduced 1t cures, with
the same uniform certainty that morning dispels
night, all the varieties of severe cold OF harass
ing cough and Immediately relieves nlueuza, hoarse
ness aud tickling Of the palateor thrOut Price, rs
cents. N-'
soIdby LAUGHLINs BUsuFIELp. s. Pm.
DENRERG, Bridgeport, and Druggists generally.
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DIED.

DIED.
In Washington, Pa, ON tho Cd inst GEoPcp
BAIRD, in the 9Th year of his age. 1-10f'a'-
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THE WORLD,s OPINION
Ambrotypes, PhotOgraphs, &c.

AmbrOtypCS, PHOTOGRAPHS, DC.
90 TO WYKES' GALLERY AND SEE THE
j crowds that daily resort there ob:ain his we'll
known superior pictures. which lie is selling at
greatly reduced prices. for short time.
Being fully determined that gallery in the city
shall under sell him. and t the time is prepared
to take better pictnrSs than De obtained else
where. or charge nothing for them.
The public will remember that five premiums were
awarded To Wykes, for hest pictures of the various
kinds ami styles. mt the late Fair on the Island.
Those wishing pictures should call as carly in the
day possible, make previous .lTr.nGGaents to
nrcvelit long delay. J.W. WYKES.
feNI0 10. I5e Main ST., Top of the IIilI."L
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Regular Tuesday Packet Tor CincID-
.iIzS. \, THE TIE ,i STEAMER ; COURIER. CAPT
- the 9th inst Mt S p. H. For "a fr rgeI,' ~
passage apply board or to 'eA' Vi
nov5 sc. B41SER 4,.,,.
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Mammoth Bribery Fund.

The news is that last week, William B.
Astor, and number of the Wall street
brokers, in New York, subscribed a million
of dollars, with which to buy voters for
tho fusion ticket, tso much per head We
shall beat them for all that. Yea, though
they strew the EmPiro State foot deep
with their bribery fund, yet will she vote
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deGTe FOR CLERK OF THE cTR.
49, CUT COURT.-IIolding Tie an
o.i ent OF Clerk pro-tempore from the Judge and
Place my name before tho people for the oics NJ
Clerk of the Crcnit Court 'S' 'N' 0tiee OF
oetll' LUcIEN Lowr1IER.
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REpURIIcSN1 CsIDID.n

REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE.
T4EE6s- FOR CLERK of CIRCuTT
49, COURT.-MEssRs EplToRs -pIs.SO ~
t.T'ce THEODORE y. GORHELL as candidate ter
CLERK OF the Circuit Court of Chic Comfy 80.
0S'A' MANY REPUBLICANS.
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1850. FASHION 186O
FOR NOVEMBER

'As SCBSCKlBER HAS JUST RECEITt d per
Il Adams Express Co.. direct from New York. The
h'lest anu most fashionable style of
CLOTH AND BEAVER CLOAKS,
which will sell from % to so pcR cent cbcap.r tlan
any other house iii the CITY >'''''
Ladies' desiring 10 make their own cluaka can find
among my stock the finest French Cloth WARRANTED
! 81 per yard, full C-4 wide - "
My immense stock Of new and fashionable Dr,.s
SILKS have considerably reduced in price and will
seii Them from this day hence below imn,rters'
prices Rich Bnyadere Silks Of tho newest styIes
sold originally for Sl,5O, will now sell for s. &c
EStr. rich goods, the double Silks small f.ured
aiwmys sold rttten for SIS, vii. sell now for sal
, a full pattern OF Ii yards
Richest itObeS, EIOunces worth S45 for only S1s
have also lust received large lot of Black silks
an extra wide aud good quality of Bslun silks wcrtl,
AT least 81 So. will sell for 81 IL and fI yri
wide Black silks, warranted worth s. for only 81 So
per yard. "' @-'O'
Also large lot of rich and heavy Plaid silk,
worth ut least slU0, will sell for only sec per
Over 20 pieces Of the richest and newest designs of
FOuiard silks, worth Sf.O0 per yarr for only U:.I5c
Also tremendous assortment of all kinds of Fura
AT lronrttonate reduced prices. good sett for SIS
a I"iy III want of fine Shawl will now hnye
ch"ncc To get bargan will sell ~ fine riCl, Rro
cue shawl Tor -, which has always been sold at Sl2
ana other Slnwls at a similar reduction.
biahkett of the largest size. l2-4. for only $3.50
double twilled. S''S''
Also received 8 cases Of fast colorcl Cnlicoes al
now for &c per yard
CALL therefore, early, and secure bargains at
IN, ALEN. IlEYAIAN:S,
OEt.1l 131 Main st Wheeling, Va,
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Bryan's Tasteless vermifuge.
Children dying right and left!
Mothers not as yet bereft
Know that worms more infants kill
Than eacl. other mortal Ill;
But the YEnNrFuaR will ave


SNS WIZ h4fo
Your pale dsrlinge from the grave.
MOTHER, MAKE YOUR CHOICE. Shall the Child die,
or the Wornnsi Remember, few doses of Bryan,s
IaatSiess VvFnlifuge will destroy any number of
worms and bring them away without pain. Price
% cents Sold by LAUGHLtNS & DUsHFIELD
s. FundenbOrg, bridgeport, and Druggists generally
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THF New York Commercial says that til e
Republican State Committees canvass
leaves no doubt in their minds of COM
plete victory. The onlyquestion is whether
1t shall be forty, fifty or sixty thousand.
The New York Times says:
It'll! Mt is now privately conceded by all i'm
telllgent Democrats that the Rennbiican
electoral e. ticket will sweep the Stats of
New York by minority varfously estims-
tea at between fifty and seventy thousand
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nRAYMEN & WAGONERS VIII,
~ hn' the hest AXLE CREASE ana in lur.,,. i,x
co, loa S'le ny T. II. LOGAN 4 GO.
OCtoL and LOGA>, LIST L co.
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FOR RENT,

Ga FOR RENT.-A Coit4,e ~ ------=
f Central part Of the lsland it h. ,ss gu tn
aud a kitchen. Apply to SToNt INGNstl' ~ Is d
EuySi-li
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20 BBLs. CUT AND DRY TOBACCO
C'A No. I, just received ani for saIe by :
-n0Ho LIST, MORRISON & co
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70 49, LADIFS.


.rsfEJs-s s4.I.f'e ssA.fI.Nn cosDg.ss
l. . sovereign aul .peely oam f0f
iyCirfrNrACass BrTg0A.v trfrF's.
otsitue'ca ~ III glli Nsnsifariaa, iaelnlnsaee
u tdae % inv9.uHiny bis.iargtt hatc0f, talias
q Che Nomh, Nilinl's trini'ts apl oil Disease.
it.eiisnt 70 Females.
TsssA = 20 .sfsr.skH .tHorr Or.
snsgr 30 longer. lske ii according 10 Ds7er-
tons. Il vii stimulate. sltsnltitn. sul ,n,islt.
mt you mi cause the bloom VI hsa ID 10 mo INT
ypaF cht-k again.
EyLhN D0ITLE i3 WARRANTED 10 GIVE
SAIlsf tCIiQN.
rUr .HIIDnG1.
ryour OIL ,ftu efl teAiy, fuHs, or aT etsi.
Ne.. ~. eftal $50 mtst tltia fas.lhy, f Int
I3hass. pe'g not a a4p4sat ~ . anl 'f sal
le convinced.
n Is DELICIOUS Tn TAKE.
cAJriOA.- iieVnrenf Dmse,.it ~ d,il - : TO
mas ~ to palm mon soa sou, tu'F, q. ssfsa.
Tsdii. uasi, sblcI DE efn Dos cheap, n saving
Il a last ~ good. Afpii suHA a.a. Asa o. At-
Lean Strengthening t%ogiisl, ani t.Ae u,ta.az
sl.e. lti toe only remedy That afai raffy tie
blood thorough :, anI II tae sa@s tine strengthen
the sss..u.
une Tablespoonful ia1sn every m%o'uinr, fasting,
Il q ss'a.i sfsffui'sa lss thlisfa. calls nni ! +.
yer. icllcw fever. or ans pIs'sisni De ase. II j.
pa, " IN lsrxa hotties.
rfies ouiy >. Per bottle, os 8 bottle. fcr 81.
). II. 3ist.EAN.
sole Proprietor n ti. Cord Al.
Ai.l AsLesas Nelstsis Isl iinim. ut.
rFireira. DEPOT ~ tLs ca.nsr u 1hird 4aI p.ns
Street,. ~. iauis, Missouri.
CT Tor sals ~ i'aus.s b. he ealy aulhefissl
Assai 10 The tsaniy, THUS. 4. tLinAA.
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The State az Hsssis sirpi,t
PAMELA cuJNIf.

TO tonisa n. Braiton, Marsare, u. Wright. and
Charlotte 4. gsiri, hAas ni iis,rihhtsss Of
fIir1bssh Rayblrn. decssssi, John Drhltau, lus.
hand II said I%.ciisn, e.. LEROY q. Wrighs, hus.
band u said Margaret NJ. md Jamss g.. I,sisd,
husband VI said Charlotte A.
VOU ani each Of ran mr. hersb, cited 10 10 and
appear before the Probate Court Of said
Comfy, on Friday, the eth day Of April. 1850,
hang at the April Term, ls6p, II said court. then
asI thcfs I, show csnsr Why the prayer Of The 20.
sssion Of Pierce ". Perry, Administrator Of The
estate Of sail dseedsns, praying fer sale Of I'll q
The personal estate (sssspi ~slsse.,, Of sall iece.
deni should no, bs grained.
D, order Of Court. Issued essh day n March,
1850. W. =. wVvftEN, Clerk.
March -. 1850. tn..ts.
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or >ats,
n.rAirs Heavy Jsaa.. ilassv ard n.rs.
I'D bug. tv Nm. KLSAs HIIf.
Iabs -, lss9. at.
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ATTENTION!

rUNnF drm cfNis.le1 simpson has bosu disss'vsd
i By mutual consens, end MI thosr indebted 10
the hrg nse requested 10 cosc forward hnl close
ur .be,f accounts hy note Or otherwise.
Nr.D u. Simpson sill continue the husins.. n,
tho oil stand, having received a large ani we'll
selected stock " fresh Grccerie.. Liquors, ac.,
A., Of all kind, which will b. eaervia. Nsmpii,
prices for cash. Everybody wi. do vel to ct.l
aud SEQ me before rafehHslrs elsewhere.
AlIkLE 4 SIMPSON.
rshhnty D, 1850. s..sn.
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Asroxnnfso 1sIstLiotScr---Kocne
bath England journal Of February 18Th,
contains this astonishing inielliecnc "Thc
President Of the United States u chosen n,
l.st. Mr., Pepping,on, . ~licpublican, has
been elected BY 0 majority cfcne only"
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supp
II y I'D lob : ~ III ibf sssefh.
msnf tsgs ~ Wrs<N1 go tsl'e"Fh's h'sln
t~ss II ts"sfsss vv'-y -ssleH w
s.sg.. s~s<s<
Fls'y fsIsn,l ~ rt"ffsshs rsffhnhs
vsfs banned m ShhifsmetIs Ala's recently,
tafsly ~ sesesnt u W hfsii''nn ffssI'.
itss n Hss's s"ih'~f-~s~vvsafsn Hst'efraf
fo,l pdas,.sao t.s Is.s srpA.sel .
u',hnlss. tks aon 4 III iis5bi tsssthar.
= N. ,~..sseall,a Afsee N nj e,sis ~t.eney.
NJ taalshj- The hfT di<sen'er t'aeti N
jsieisI giHes shines ihe 'ims " 'FeiaFelh
g,x. Jueaos's Hrsura-Anasr
f.sl.oa x,,,a. N de gmstha, N Tsnae..
.s,' "a as that Il sas Che dying reaae.i n
Il. sdop,ise father. shs, h.. remain. and
those ~ hia wife should be permitted 70
pest 10 peace ~ the Hsrmi'aac, W. jnek
san. therefore, protests against The act 81
the Legislature Tor their removal
TLs tluss.su ,sveromsut /. ~eousIderios n
,,a.o.,,,oo from AN A.,erieso u mite
raa .,,b lms,;s.' ne q lin. ~ ,eles,onL
sre across tho whole cont,npnt u Ala. r'ia
ISebr,ngs straits.
The ch.,ls.,s, u.ye.y, .av. tina, ,Le
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TIIE sTATE ~ WiSsfssfpPLt
fAApLt tnfNTy
r. ,srsh Y Dowsu, Darid s, nan, iala ~
HTuis, and thatia H. Hii's, asfl,sss aHd 10.
gafe,s qf Le,a~ =. sslsrrhiis. dereaifl. ara
GfstnrlIf Dossv, husband NJ sald yafah Z.
VOu md each ~ sou nfe hereby clioi 10 ba
mil appear before he if0hn'e rlaft n mll
county. ~ "Wednesday, ne .5fh lay n Atril,
lsg', being The April FERN, isll. Of snil coaH,
T. show cause VIII, the fnal account VI DAVID Il.
white md Georpe q. Ipiio. Executor. " Tie sill
" james = satietwhltt, Decreased, should MT No
allowed mud approved. Ny order ~ Court. 4.
sued March leih, lso0.
W. r. w0oTrIy, CLERK.
March 90, 1850. DIV.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.
$50 A sss i f.Sa s assli'%s. ' s1.l 20 Ss f,', .ssi-.
good negro cabins, stables, cabs, lo,s, dc., win
good Clubhouse, gin, mill, press, oil under one roof
ia good running order.
The above desirable place IL siinalri four miles
from Balss,ille, aud cah hs bad iss. With tern, &,
suit purchasers. For fesshy particulars atply 10
VI. J.. sOtt,
Eaiesyille. Miss.
CO Memphis Tri-reetly Appeal Will please
cor, The above until forbidden.
December |, lsS1. s5.lf.
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@sncS u Merico.
@aS 8embarbementp pn 8era

OaS 8embaroem ent BON 8era
@rlt5.
&ew Srlean8, g., Nprl. Der
0ampfer Nrcgant BON Sila nit 3adridten
his sum 4. 1T ansefcmmen.
O1S lpanil6e Sric9Sldtif Sabaia ipar i'm
Nafeu nit eiier Depei4e RAD Saparrla ppnl
lpanil6m @elAmaper pOr Sierra Gru5,
Ma6 Madridten aus Sierra GruS bonn erfen
mar bic Stapt rrbig. GS bieB, W2iramon lei
aif benz gSesc uad Der Sauptltapt.
llnter Mirampn'8 Sruppen in Webeillin
miitbeten bic Ppfet.
Mtan belt eS fit 5'peifel9aft, Ob Td Mira<
mon uaA l1ltger bqlten tDnne.
Die 8arte, bic BON benz 9. ct. Dan1pfcr
s ,bianpla s~efan9en 9erpnrmen ipurpe, beift
sJtaria Conception (@mpfdn9li6 Waria) fie
0ebSrte su ben Dampfern, Die Mirollplt BON
Sapata fclnmen licB, Gu9 Elm mericaailder
Sdpner mar peg9eurr1lle1 ipproen.
Sn Der Sauptit1ot mar bo8 Oefret p1bli=
3trt wprpen, pa8 bic Gnerifaner perbount unD
ibr Gi9eutbum confi85irt.
Mean ~beb1uptct, puB tie bur6 bas 8pmbor>
bement ppn Sierra @ru5 per1rIadten gerluIte 5
Miaicuet Dollars betrasen. Dpd 1T bies
%mabrIdetnli4 itbertrieben @inippbner BON
Sera @rn5 ia9elt, faitm bic gauge @tapt lei 70
piel wertb.
MMaNsfE
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@urpQ0tlOe 9IncDrteDte1t.

@tuttgort, IA. @}ar5. 9n %Bffentiz
der Stsnll9 perbanOelte beute fritz ba8 f0r.
&rin1iltalaint etielt YreBPrp5eB, alibdlt9i9 9ez
madt burd1 ben Sc ebaftenr be8 gepz
s. d1ter rs gegel Dem be8 DeutI4en SplfS-
blatte8. Der 8eptadter butte eine 9feiRe ppn
pplenlil6en Artifeln aus NtlaB Der leBt9en
fonfeiionellen 8eme9un9 9e6radt, our4 nell
de 1id1 pa8 DelttI9e Solf8blattt 5l fpl9et0er,
III 9tr, IS POM luufencen 5abr9an8 entbalte=
men NeuBerntg beS llnntut98 biureiBen lieB !:
SIS bleibt ms nidt8 Itbere8 iibrt9, al8 atd
oicIe8 Iaubere Mta1oper on8 ber befanlltcn
Manie peS Srn. Scpf 6t %erflare1, Die fut6pli=
lde Stride rnp ibre S%nltit1te nnt jeoeit Pret8
nit aOtb 5n b~eiperfen 0d8 9ibt unS aber
AUDI oaS 9fedt, inn 2tQe8, uur nidt ben an>
lpru6 auf mpralil6e aAtun9 5u5a9eteben."
SIN pielelt 9Sprten fanp pa8 @ertdt eine Gfz
renfrdnfun9 i'm 5inte pe8 art. 284 erlter uno
lester ablae1 utp pernrt9eilte ben 4n9efla9te1
S, 8u6er 5u elmer auf Der Seittn9 5t erlte@
6euoen Observation-Disclosures ppn 3 8pdelt,
gu 80 @nGoen @elobnBe, lppte SIT Tru9nns
lirlmtlider Soften nlo ScrSHentlidnr8 be8
%@rfenntniile8.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-11

Bebeat1ng 9enannt perbet ftr1tte. Sreili6
fat bic Nllenlblp Der Wipntreal ScealzO otupfz
INii1geIeQl9a5t ouI cine 9fei6e ppn s Sa6ren
cine ldbrlidc llnterltisult9 BON $4,000 oez
pabrt, - br6 oieie Sumrle aber audi 1T, fmtn
lte orA einltneilen lem pbereu Canada ni6t
bon 9rrBem Nueea lein, e8 ld6t lid inbeB bar
1lt8 IdlieBelt, melde gSidti8feit Die beiben Ga=
1taba8 nit ber Belt e~rlangen fGntelt.
gd9t8 mitrpe 10 lebr 9eminlI At, ais Der Grs
lab etne8 a(l9en1cinen 8anferpttgeIeBe8 ulp
bic Jlegierung Bate ELI lol9e8 AUDI 3n0eIa5t,
a1ein eS 1T nod ui4t8 IN Der Sadie 9eIAeber
ulto fir biele SeIiict BARI al Die BalIirltl1g
zines @eIese8 pieier grt 1tidt me9r 9epadt
peroen. lin eirtigermaBet eire @ntI6doi0ultg
cit bietelt, bat bic 9lcSierlutg eit Seimltattez
9eleB npr9ele9t, aber audi bic Nnna9nte btele8
ite6t up9 in %ipeiteil 6elpe 1tnb eS bleibt Iebr
fragltd, IN lpelder Uprnt bie8 enoli6 pailtren
mirO, peim bie8 itber9al1pt 0elGebeu Iolte.
Oer 6aupt9runo bielef 1lebeltaube liest in
Der 3erlplitterung Der Sppp1ticlr, welde oIe=
net SIT Gage lie9t, al8 je 5upor, Bic 9te9ierlut9
uber 1T bapnrd III Die 2a9e perlebt, boB lie Nl=
les p1lle CHARACTERIZATION ourd1ebelt fam, mas
tie mil. Namentlid utter ben 6ibrern Der
Sppplfton felt e8 an @ilti9feit, eS feblt an 9e=
iitllbelt, afSelnein dnerfaltttteu pplf8tbinilideh
Brin5ifiet ltnp be86atb 5et9t fid paS Gpff
Observation-Disclosures ais e8 Iptlte, pper fplot balp
oiei ent, BALD ieneln Der 6itbrer, pbne saB e8
ouT Ipldem g8e9e ntT9lid) mGre 6elultate 5n
errei6ert, neil bapnrd)I Elm epi9eS S9ipuufen
berbeigcfH6rt uuO fein Yrin5ip nit GcnIequen5
Der pl9t lplro. (St86t9.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-04-11
Ser MlaiOritdtS- ullO MiilOritdts:
geridt iiber Oelt 8rOteit OeS
NrdiiOentem.

8efunntlid tpuroe bic ~aufdlelt0e Sptld1aTt
ne8 8rdlioentelt 8u6anar, III meldler er 9e9en
Die ppm GeprdIentantenbauIe 9e8elt tbtt ellt9esz
leitete l11terluduus prptelttrte, POM S1ule
ans SuitiS=@ pnite peripiclet.
Sidnlan bat nun i'm gtalleit Der Wtalorl1l
be8 Sulfis<@ pmite'S einell SerlAt e%rltattet, Der
natirli6 Ie6r 5t 1In9unlten beS pm. Shdiaiioll
lartet. 93a60en Die lin tuttbattt8fett peS
Stretches ult9efG6r nit benz efeelt ldla9enoen
G5riabeu. Die SHERMAN prr9cbra4t bat nnb
Die mIeren 9eIern ldltglt bef1mnt lt1o, nad9ez
wieIen 1T, lalieBt rer 8eri4t init fpl9enSer
91eIplutipn F:
0a8 6au8 wlfiltnlt nit ben III Der 8ptId1it
De8 Brdlioenten prm %. Wtdr5 ~nie0er9ele9teit
Opftrinen niGt iberein nenlt Die @elpalt, Die
fi6 pa8 6au8 burd Die Nanabme Der (@cproe=
I6en) rnterlu4ungS= Autr6ge rplt 5. Otdr5
p~inbi5irt bat, lit nOtbwenpig sur Grfiilun9 Der
conltttutipnellen Bfidteli, Die Dem @prl8reB
a~uferlegt Iuao ridterlide @ntldeionn9elt Die
Wteinunsen friberer 8rdlioenten utO Der aQ=
9emteine 8raud Ia%rfticuiren Die At8it6nr9 pie
Ier @efpalt rplte bdS 6altS ait Die el6e per>
5idten, 10 pdre Die @recntipe pbne 4uftdt rlp
8erantlpprtli6feit, r1o bic @ewalt miirbe III
ben S6noen peS Brdiipente1 cpu5e1trirt iper=
ben, mas gefa6rlid pare far Die 0fedte zines
freien 8plfeS.
g2ur Sic 5ipldn6er Eablpr unb Scrlfor
biHerirten bon Der 0faipritdt Oe8 Snlti5z@r=
luite'8. Sober b%erielben l~tattete einen %belonbez
rem misunderstanding ab. 8eipe ItiiBen ltd
auf Die la6erliden Argumente, Die, pie uuiez
rem Qelerlt bereit8 b%etaunt, BON 6rn. 8pcrd
CUR 8ert6eibi8ung oe8 8rdiioeuten por9ebradt
murbeu unp bteauf ben miOellinni9enSab bin
au8laufen, Dap pas 91l8 omar ba5 Jtedt baz
re, ben Brdlioenten in 4nfla9eltano SIT rerie5e
sen, ui6t aber bo8 J1edt, (pcrber) cine llltterz
iudung se9en ibn ein5uleiten. 9eS9alb JET
Der BrdliOent 81 ieitem Brpteite gang bered<
ti9t 9epelen
9m nadften Wtprta9 mirb ba8 Sans iiber
ben Meaipritdt8> uno Minpritdt8sB eridtb ebat@
tireu. Slit beute 9eui8t DQ6er ba8 Sbi9e
5ur Srtentiruu9 u%nIerer 2eier.