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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-01
@aner NieatftrntOrs Sffcs.
go. II NortbRr.
BaGttmpre, ben q. Mug.
WaGrint. Wc&rtAt.

Die 8ercrenuns, wtl6e t6s QSaHerbe par reeuTirt,
bsfimnt, NaB aGe Rt&nunsen fir gDaii ent, QSadrftue
u. |. No., pelac nt&t bstaklt wsr3en' ME 3 IA te %aelprrnuns
bFrf&rsibt, in bic Sdube ton ert6t$tSete n
lber8e BEN werhen 70 II, unb SanH IN ~bt,itlSen gDst'e
unb inter ~senilbeu Goit'u etr setrteben rer en- tpA.
rte ; T ct Ibtco0sfteur auto 'frt tt oeer petben fol-, BEL Der
@s0ettion Sun fitt i@sn Gteu'r III erteben.
Vile @e6nuu9en ~ IGe frd6sr oIs Sdnuur 1853
fdIia FnO, Tnt rem U~-en9srG" ten prc3tB Der Goa cicn IN
tsrtprrf,n. &edn n9e" fUr 1863 fab eeIeel d sabtbar q,
mont fur has s br TN goraus uuO ps,btn mad BEN l. Oits.
BIT Z. e. ipTbsn 3uIisltd II Soften unterworten in.
Da Id ntd t mitnfG', u f rbalter urb 3otIer son BaTer.
tdren ttti u auilBlid. n Rotten III unterru&rfen, wIrs bisrrrt
S6ulOntra gtpttS ees Ben. a~utbteiem Bureau RG eins finten
ibrs 0it@nru4sn in GmsFaus gu nebmen u"D 'u %bsidblen, cS r
I'D ben urteoueml tFetten un6 8oitcn b : @tntreitune su
fHgen, senGB ten 8tfiRruaeen DIR 0tISrbnuus.
S1mueI 9infS,
lAaa2l-pttll &eaifr Itr
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@rofO6marGGans Office.

Dritier 3D. Diftritt 0ou @arelanb, I
Baltimore, 90. Qug. 1868. {
gta@ Abiduitt 2 bee @eiese8 iter Gurpniruus unb
Nuirui Der Noticnaltruppen 1T befiu,u1t, bag no 5rpei
0ber utebr GGPue alterai6pa@er ob(r b~ltfleIer Gltern Der
3ietung untertpcrfen fRt, Der 8atyr pier. penn er tobt
in, bic 0tutter teftinmeu ta1f, wel9er Gpbn fret itin ipl.
Su biz lem Safe muB bic . freiung Dor Der 3iebuns
~erfolser. ale Rerioaen, rpeIte mad senannter 8etin1=
mun9 8efretun9 teanipru&en, ic1ten ba6sr Dor Der 3ier
banS rem @Ouite itre Oielbung eiubGnfiseu.
2es polls SIImenberg,
B;DfcBmari9al uno Brdii0ent osS @nrrlirunss-
@cuites,
% nj. 8rOots, @urplirunsSs@ pmmiia ali.
(np.ial &RO8. S. Murb06, @ntOQirunasala Il.
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Nuruuft eines srtftnbampftrs.

Nep gort, 81 Qasuit. Der prtfsrs
oampfsr DUlPbtu, pom Ser. 81 RlaouepbUOt
&tO8a TN Nprtt bet Ut TbOmes a tapert, t.af
8eltsrn bon R,p 2Dsis bier etn. An lsgtetem
Drt b%gfonDsn Ra Die 8gr. Stoaten Oampfer
Octcrdro, SaaamOn, patomo, 6snprld quo
lon, @an Jaclato. Dole una 6 BuIeupampfsr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-01

n.-@tGarO WcOre,
farbtg, murOe eefern peeen lGneIen Ga6rsne
tn ote Staot 3u SIS Strafe uuo ben Soften
berurt6eilt,
rfnbenunb9st0 etnerE Gns
5ertn. - Gin imuurrbd, tiger SCbn bss
More beIu6te DOE eintgea Gdgen pas Nselos
boon uuo wupee 0uyn BITE GrIcotpoelie ether
D%prtiaen 6dn3srin nerars 6e9eiltert, osB MUIR
cine &pa3tegfabrt rad D2cDbel ions Tti6eret
nro eth brtlanteS Gouper lein ltebetitrtenoes
@smatb berupt0en tonrte. llnterwe8s Be-
tonnoerte bic flsine gh0nbett Die 90lDene ubr
uno Fette bes GGpttdns. welGe DteIsr-tmmer
! oeijeat9e, wsIAec - aus Der boGeutalNs jCg
uno ttr Its6. Die Stunoen eutIAwanDeu, NIT
'bnsn Die ubr. 81 0auie aneefommen unb
tpobtidrtnl 6 I'm y fy eiuts ioliDenW CraltIGsn
(omne animal &C. 9tn9 unG I'm 3rteeer stn
fnrhterlt6er &branfteftl ouf uub lofoit l6id'e
ct etnsn Otsnsr Der tsiligsn 6etmanDaO ab,
rOe(der Dte SUcnlpatiu Inn i~nnerlfn Oeilt9s
tbum Der 0arOerpbs be, baftte uub untsr
Bitten uno Gbrdnsn entfibrte. uuierwees
fam t6r benn audi. wte euf b6tere Gtuasbung
Der 0soonte, tbr ,tbeurer" Ngt0ur mShte niel@
tei@t I'M rie Sahe pIisn. vIrtbur". warO
g%efunotu uno eob nod eini9em .3G9srn l1br
uuD l&stte beraue ger GapItdn ip0 ATE
eanepartRien ab0tiAwovsn babsn.
Der neue 5 abnbof Der Balto. IL
Obto Sobn an Gantoenl}r. ltrettet RAID lets
ner SoQenounS entsesen Dee wslltde Gligsl
1T berette bis gum spstten Strde oo0eupst.
Da8 game Bs,t maht Der 0,ieu1haft uuO
Dem Baumetfer sben 70 pitle Gbye, ais go Der
Stoot 3ir d3teroe gerstdsn miro
6euer. -- @eltsrs, Na@mtttdg ge9en s.
1tr eutoefte mon, paB e!ne SGsuns Rth.
Butts mabs Der Reputltcan uno Baltimore
arobs tn 6lammsn ltebe. Mau ao6 iofOrt Oc'
Ularml9nal Ssttete mt. nug $25Og srfni
Dds @ebauee. Dos Jeusr e%nttnnO omrh s,nt4t
muttwltitgs Rnaben, WelAe nit SAmsfeIt5l-
4 ri 4p'elteli.
8 @oncrt beute Nbeno In Der Baltt'
mole OaIe, Fl .. 81ltimorelr.
. gY 0eute Abemo Quartet @pn,srt 1t
Ger 4l{ehantcs 6oIe, g. Bnneth IT..
!, 4mtliae &rteRtffe~
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sfrtes GusIants unb 6rGnfreibs NIT Sapan.
Bolt0n, 81. Au9utt. aap YsiOalDspes
Iden con 9apan ut e,n 6rte9 @nglanps ur.p
5rantret9s nit 5updn 70 8at wts 0erplB.
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c1n &annn'A Il Mmle-

gtcreSt Ode 2pn6drt. un6 albcn,arIefr. fSunen wtebe,
neue S3ller etntretsn. uuterrt6t tn Der Nudf unb In
nstblt9en pdnedrbetter trttb auf ~beicubere8 8eTenpen or.
tbetIt. Au6 wereen S&nler tn Soft unb 9osts penputrner
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Ce..tScDe G5ucbb> aDiu9Q

GeutfcDe SncbDoaDim90
20, 281 Wer pratitr., B%p,iasn 5reoertdar,
mnp Wia5fet Space.
Gt7e Ghl9wabl Der befen 80 rife %eeutfbsr 9it;ratur, 8ott
lieb-r Qieosr*ie er une In srblltun 8i&ifhn.
SGul= unb Rirncubuder IS zen ~tiht9SH BhOIe GLE
Bretfen. 8 tbe bitter uno Sd9'utibrten periA,rcsneu
3uba Is. Gttbiitt9 fues8toPbeea. 8itebCgeu @1el T,
s bel pcs. ,Feoera un6 10. itt5e S&retbmaterteIen 5a eer
b'aj8feu grstsn.
Maentur
Ne8 6r. Sc barb8 rteut den 91n'Hotsn Rerprters."
aGet : Ell uuo / Dsutihlanb erfdeaenbsn 2siti6rt'ter
Sern,r M den nil cas gubhtam RID bffpnoers aufntert-
am auf uniet Ict6ba ttqe
GeibbibltotA r.
~entboltenb bic neusfsn, q otgenf n tpelfc bsnil4er Sdrtt
asair ME; SG '!Gnter. @GrHGdsr, &e1rob. Witt ap, 5ret
~ RapPtuS, @ustOw =. :. 10. Gfr |rets ? I Sano III nur
@eat PER &ag, nno ie5cn Dabsr etnem 8abitrtGsm !3nl,rnEp
~entJe8en
6. & 9. 9P~nnfgbdufen,
th24l 28H VI. Brattitr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-01

Dte eebrituncen fur baS @tnter. Semeaer b~eeiunsr an
Dtenitas, ben l. September, Niprsens Il6r. Dte 81
tern Gu8wGrt ser S6Ufer wet6en befOn.
ber$erFn@t. bteietben Bis II pbeugenann
tenn &ase bet nttr etntreffen 5R taifen. @n~
nelouuGen sur Nutnabnte neuer S@l!er merben Inn Qoufe
Der g0Ote eatse9eueenOmmea.
8. 8naPp
DO 10 G. CHan5r.
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aolfimpre GmrmfeT.

0teientsen Geprget. pner uub QDaltngtpner Euruer uni
Euralreuno BITE ll al pen am 9. September IN Baltimore
ft finoeueen Eurnfeft betbeiIi9en modem, linb etns elapen
fb benz George .pwn Eurnperetn auSu 6lieeeH unh au tru.
ge9ute fit bet 9errn SGbler. ! Str II .be IS. in WaIttUg.
ton, cher bet 9errn )cbu Sdiiet, 9t8bnr uabe .. in SfErge.
sDtcn. sH r~telren, I'M f4 tbr &rcurftcn5s& Side gu li4ern.
tOtNDl 90 Npmtte
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Stenben WduOeretn Nr Z

@tue Nu3dtt ~TFttelteter bes raid ertpOrsetcmmeusn Gteu
ben Saure einS Nr 3 hdt fh entiAtpnen. unter rbtaer 0d
m n einen neuen Sduceretn 3r Sruupen. uub latet bier6u d
Nle, ee ge'cnnen fub, 1t earan su 6%ettetltsen, ireuurlid
Satu, @de ppn SrsSe'ids unb J~apettetr, fiat ~fnbenbsu Ser
IdnnGun9en BET supobnen.
Sa %Iitraee Oieler Ebe Inebaaer
lMON g Grsh
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9nptap

GnpftnB etne @onR8nattDn. BITE 81 Gu6erR ~nietrtsen Yrei'
len IA ~bslts6isen 0uantssatea obefte.
Gbudrb Dlsd,
ia 20mbdsctrdee, bret
(10ttt") Ebaren bon Charles.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-01

Der bea'j4sn s. uiAaft ia feauFe um9 per>
tuunoste SrlD0feu
@ttnp& bea 2 @cpten16er, Mbent8 8 Itr, IN br Deutj1sr
Sane, IL. Str 3ptidsn / unp 8
8tertelilBcltAe fsGnuu3sGblaJe.
(Ot1Rtl y. NobIPr8. corr Gpfr
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81 0ngn NeHfAmen

oti Hletoer bgau4en, faeen IMr lbnng5oGu. oGs GnieE lor'
arp zen Ftetoeru iebr bRbeuteub lit a16 gniere Slpi6er BtGige1
Hne, es Die tl8enb zines saotren 5aaie8 tn Der 5tabt.
{br fcnnf quo earaAf p~sriaaeu, baF n{r ya raSEtgen gSrts
~ ets 0tlTsn sAstbet %oertaI'tn, bic NuT Ssna06t nerbea If.
HfDn2t- nc. 40 So { f FoTttB cT2RT
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Scene a m3ei9ems
MuTOrberuna
S. 2napp'S SbuIe.

Carl 3ebIe unb NusuR stOs, S6ubmadtr, werben eril
Mbrelle tn Der Oiftceb gl Auriidi ulafen. lEe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-01

Na6rt6t an Steuer3abler.
Gitn Gonsft RS Office,
Baltimore, ben 26. NHs. 1854
Gn zen fGbti'6en 9aren fir 1853 perSen, penu an
oeer Dor OienftaS ben L. @eptember be;abt, 8 pct. fit
@runteiaeutbum unb / PCT. an periSnli6em @iseutpunl
unb an Staatfeuern s PCT. a63ug ~oefta'tet. &ne Ser
ionen, bic nit @teuern fir 1852 cber friiberen Sabren I'M
O1iidtorbe fur, oiere Snr geadrttt, eu6 Elm t~peitereS bali
res Procent berednet iprb, peuu iplbe nibt an pber Dor
sem 81. ,. be3GbIt WerSeu.
Hue w. $ricr,
(SSRD) @ttesgp0eet re.
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Gtabttfd9e &1rucfarbelfeR u. &Mretbs
'Wt attriaIteu.
Gin Rt9titfrS 0ifc,,
BGlttmp rf. Den 90. Nud. 1853
Separots 9erfte8 lite NrBebp't ~ r6e b
suut ORnftaa cen l. ser nbfr Mtnta4S IL ltbr, ii ciefrr
ffes e t3 genl II lnn'rn ) r Glehruua Der nE bGn Druid.
orp.tter uuO drst"n aterteltGu fur ra4 lauieuNe ahr. s. ie
Sidse'b tt mirb bon DenienlGen petlin9t. bic ete 6 pntrotte
erh 1it@u.
Uiuft r tSnnsn in biefer Office ~etngsictea. perten.
Quh mir Der So trait fur De st itruua ppn q Q i Ie n fir
bic gsri6ieosuen OfTcen ~prr9tbCn.
8. ". Tbpmpicn,
(20aug-1iett) Staet. Reg frator
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&cbisu RObleu SSo6 ."
2pfens Baner, Sunburp uub 8lGtimore Gompagnie,
iOtpie tie 6efe QuatitGt arOerer 8cbten, 9eta8te8 uno es
ipalteueS @i@ens unO 6i6tenbcI5 gum @ataaf gu sen
uiebrigfen 8aarpreiien Bel
o.. @. &eiienriug,
(2Sau6SWtel g. 8. Gle BON Spmarb. u. Eranfinfr.
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0rfrenIiehe9 81 &c 0er 3pIf-

Die Ratter perldHen ta8 7uFenbe 56if Der RebeGiCu
Die Iitlihen 6er.e s p0m9laerbter, Counter o~erldngen Sub
attute8 uni Gtner e'f'drt iOsar In lem 6eutIfen Organ Ii
ner Grnfcrten ie A9afler ieien 8(utiduger. Ger 6err nil
Wabri6stnIt6 nit iaurem, obsetoubeuers Bter, meltcs e
BEN arrnen Subftttnten Cratic gtbt, BEN 8febeQen Dte Gllh
CT paren. ~btsetbeu ~ @rdte gu tro9au.
tDtl Wtebrere Union m ret,
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MISUNDERSTANDING in SednsninOrtb, Ganfas.
Sal W1niIacre in 2dIprencc. - &ad)epIGne.
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@cDuIdt73 age.
Gts unter reiner y%eitnn9 fetente englif6e unb teutI6e
S@uls IN l. Str ;wtiten i unO 9. Hinmt am Diem,
IA G9. /. Sort wjt6er ibrer anfd a.
Dur3 4nrattHe einee @eb len bin t@ in ben 6tanb ee-
i.est, cine 9r Bele 3ebt @hrler an5urebmeu uro II BEN Sen
l9t'pgrt9tH Saden aud IN Der iatetnil3eu Sprafe. tn eRr
SePntst'le. Iigebrd uub i'm 3eidneu nHleyritt 5t e~stbeilen.
I'm 6oblrsifeu Neia6 btttct
t@f') GrduG, Qeneter.
---=-@A-@sa~z4EszA
i'm . 'rreutpn.
Wtebrsre rnbbltt e Simmer NIT Gdseiurtf tuug an etn;elne
oeut u q. Sep t. GWfO5jgf1
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-08
Linen Cambria Dress Goods;

Percals and Chintz MusliDs. A large lot of the
best Prints; Irish Linens; Linen Diapers and
Foweiing; Table Linens;: Napkins; Marsailles
Quilts; Plain and Plaid Jaconetis; Nainsooks;
Mulls; Striped, Plaid and Plain Swisses; Fans of
all kinds; Jaeonett & Swiss Flouncings, Edgings
and Insertings; Valencenes and Thread Laces;
Linen and Cotton Laecs; Ladies Jaconstt and
and Grenadinc- Wells; Fancy Wells; Mourning
Wells; Linen and Cambnc HandkeIchlets, Kid
Gloves; Pcknett and Silk Gloves; Kid q Beaver
Gauntletts; Hosiery of all descriptions; French
Corsetts; new style Hoop Skirts! -c sssr - .
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From the Columbus Crisis. @
Isl Can Touch a Bell on My Rfgh
Hand &c

- Jan ouCh Dell on MY Righl
$gI 80 Hand, &C.," - ~
The Cincinnati Commercial of this (Mon
dsy) morning, September 28, has the brazen
impudence to deny that Secretary Seward
ever used the following most memorable
words: -l-I
my Lord, 1 can touch bell on my right
hand order the arrest of a citizen in Ohio.
lean touch the bell again and order the
imprisonment OF citizen in New York; and
no power on earth but that of President can
release them. Can the Queen of England
In her dominiops do so much?'' ="
It Says "The ENQUIRER saws Lord LYONS
wrote to his Government that Seward had
said this"-and adds:
"Lord Lyons never put any thing Of the
kind in his dispatches. The story is one in.
vented by Washington gossips and sensa-
ttonists. Its authenticity has repeatedly
oeen disputed, and the prod uction of proc +
challenged, and no testimony sustaining the
story has ever been pro nc ,6:''
NOW, no doubt the Enquirer will give th o
Commercial all the "prooI" il wants. With
out waiting for that, however, we will take
the liberty Of stating ''facts of history 4" Mr..
Seward spoke the above Wanting words on
the 18th day of Novemb Der, 1861 as report
cd imm sdiately by Lord Lyons to his Gov
eminent. In May, or early in June, 1868,
one OF Stewards friends in Pennsylvania
wrote to him (Seward) to ask if he had
really used such language. The miserable
trickster handed the letter to one of his
clerks, with directions to answer that mo
such passage was to be found in the cores
pondence of Mr.. Seward" He knew as
we'll as other people that no such thing was
stated. 1t occurred in an official interview
of Seward with Lord LYONS on Noveubar
IA. 1851. The British ambassador, i'm
mediateIy on retiring, wrote an account of
1t to his Government and that letter OF Eord
Lyons was republished in Stewards own
organ. the New York Daily Times of March
J., 1862 The Commercial, will find the
record there. Does it want more proof?
There are more things than that 1t has got
TO lissoutof before we get through
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MI NEW 'Gl.:5OODS!!!T

= 7TITT y = --0iI-E ~ v - % 30
TIME UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
specially inform the Public that they
are Just, receiving NEW AND WELL Sc
LECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS, which has
been purchased since the recent decline, com
posed of every thing keptin the Dry Goods Zine.
The Ladies are particular y requested to ealfand
in part of the LATEST STYLES, to-wit; & aei.iqg
Plain Black Silks, all prices; Fancy Summer
SILKS; MozAMBIoUEs; PoPLINs; GHALLIEs;V ALIEN
TIAs; Plain 81 Fancy BEReEs; SILK GRENADINEs;
ORGANDiEs; SWISS LAWNS; JAcoNETT LAwNs;,
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Paris and North Middleton-TP @ She'll
W NJ D Albeit, Superintendent of the
Kentucky Institute for the education and
training of feeble minded children; d Ste
VensoD, Agent for Educational Fund Ken
lucky Annual Conference. q. yfFI
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The Suspension of the Writ of Habeas


Il was once proposed, during Mr. j effer-
son s Administration, to suspend the writ oil
habeas carpus, the occasion being at the
time Of the Burr conspiracy. bill was
passed In the United States Senate for that
purpose, bat it was a b;ll that bore no re-
semblsnce to the present arbitrary and des.
potic act of the President. The first and
most important section was as follows:
A BILL TO SUSPEND TIE wR1T'oF HABEAs COR
PUs IN CERTAIN GASES.
Be It enacted By The Senate ard House OF
Representatives of The United States, tn Con-
gress assembled, That in all cases where any
person or persons CHARGED ON OATH
with treson, misprision of treason, or other
high crime Of, misdemeaBor, endangering the
peace, safety .or neutrality of the United
States, have been, or shall be arrested or
imprisoned, By virtue of any warrant or au-
thority of the Pres ident of the United
States, or from the chief executive magis-
trate OF any State or TERRITORIAL Govern :
mept, or from any person acting under the
diract.on or authority of the President of
the United States, the privilege of the writ
oil habens corpus shall be, and The same HEREBY
IS suspended for and during tie tern, of three
months from and after the passage of this act
and no longer. - '-.ie - = ,
The person must be charged on oath, and
then the act was in force =, but for three
months Now the time of the suspension
is indefinite, aud no charge On. oath is re
CURED. The President and his agents can
arrest and imprison attheir pleasure Who
ever they choose, without any ceremony or
restriction. Yet even this BILL thus care
fully guarded, was rejected in the House of
representatives. on the motion of Mr..
EpPes. of Virginia, President Jefferson's
nephew-only three members voting against
the rejection. - LAX s-i- -
such was the regard Of our fathers for the
personal liberty of the citizen. which their
sons have so ingloriously and shamefulIy
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{ A SMART YOUTH When asked how be
got cut of prison, a witty rogue replied: L
got out of my cell by ingenuity, ran up
stairs with agility, crawled out of the back
window in secrecy slid down the lightning
rod with rapidity, walked out of the town
with dignity, and am now bask:pg in the
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CARPETS g. MATT!NGs,

LA desirable Stock 0
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-08

Jnthis world we must deal with fact. It
= vain for men to try to live in mid air
thsy -asTe made with feet, and not with
wings.
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:! am surprised, wife, at your ignorance, ,
said pompous fellow. Have you never
seen any books at all?"-"Oh, yes,' she re-
piled, .ia a number of casesL,- ---
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wsntaofy Mst6odigt Conference.

Kentucky Methodist Conference.
Appointments of the Kentucky Annua
Methodist Conference, September, 1868:
& g "a scoYHGToE DISTRICT.
" B Kavansugh Presiding Elder.
Govfpston, Seott-street-JC Harrison, I
p Buckners Sup.
Keuton Circuit-J H Brockipg. -
NsWport-H5P Walker. -
Alexapdria-P Fl Hoffman. 80
BrookviIie-L B Piersel.f
Falmo1th-OrsonsL Long.
Oddvill-Milton Mann.
Millersburg-S z Hall
Cynthiaua-S Kelly. =
Carlisle-G s Savage aud b w Albeit.
Warsav-Gso W Smith.
Critteuden-A Miner and J T Smith.
Buflipgton--J7 w Cunningham,
Owenton and Eagle Creek Missioa-W E
Parker. ~,
L Huston, EDITOR Home Circle; Thoma.
j Dodd, Principal Millersburg High School
NASHVILLE DISTRICT. '~' y -
z johnson, Presiding Elder ~ -
Maysvflle-B1F Ssdwick. mn
Wsshipgtop and Germantown-E N Cole.
Shsuuon and Sardis-L D Parker.
Fiemio gsburg-H G Northcutt. <f1p
I'H.on-J e Litton.Y ElCJSfs t.
Poplar Plaius-J G C Thompson, 1T
Owingsyille-FT Johns.
SShafpsburg and Bethel-P E KsRanaugh.
LsWis--<W. l.. Furniss.g - ar -
Orsngeburg-J, w Fitch. 49,.
LEXINGTON DisTR1cF,
JG Bruce. Presiding Elder. ~'<1f<f
Lexfngton, first chatgs-Ws G. Dandy
Lexington. second charge. AMI George
TOWN. + I Spruille.
versaiTles-S holland. Superintendent.
lNiehoIasvilIe-Duke Slavens. III ~
Frankfort-S L Robertson. ,-,.~, --.,.s
Jessamine and Woodford-J A Hum
phrey. s--e.1 g. r--.
Winchester Gircuit-W W Chamberlain
and w T Taylor.
Mt. Sterling-T Vanmeter.
Oxford-H Perry. ---..-.-.
Leesburg and Salem-R Lancaster and
Paris and North Middleton-TP G She'll
W NJ D Albeit, Superintendent of the
training of feeble minded children; D Ste
VensoD, Agent for Educational Fund Ken
lucky Annual Conference. q. yfrT
HARRoDsBURG DISTRICT.
J r Eads, Presiding Elder -Fss
FhatIoOsOuIS--OO Sepu MAUI. .sys".
Danville, Stanford and Lancaster-B N
Messick.
Lawrenceburg Circuit-G P Gould.
Perryville-M. Bickers.
Maxville-D W Axiiue.
Lancaster Circuit-W G Johns.
Madison Gircnit-J s Cox. ~
Crab Orchard-To be supplied.
Somerset-J w Zimmerman. 5ErE
Pulaski-to be supplied.
Irvine Circuit-J l. Grasg.. sf
.-.-,.. sHELBYvILLE CIRCUIT.
Shslbyville-To be supplied, and s
Vappelt, Superintendent, = q. s---.-... .
Shelby Circuit-T G Bosly.
Simpsonville-J Foster. s "
Tsylorsville-G w Crumbaugh.
Bloomfeld-W 81 Winter. -y.
La Grs1ge-W G Atmore, -.
Westport-J SPother. <Fsf -
Bedford-T J Colby.
Carrolltou-J J Johnston. ~f -f<
Newcastle-W Il Benton. t+..s,s 9eyg
Lockport-Thomas Rankin.
Floydsburg and RolIngtop-L G Hicks,
] 8 Bayless, Chaplain United States Army.
MISSION DISTRICT. - -
Il Bother, Superintendent. .-.-.t
Next Conference meets in Maysville.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-10-08
BOOK & STATIONERY
EI0TJSE2

,HAVIN G Purchased the Stock of
PAPER, &C., of Messrs ". Ia PEARoE & Co.,
propose to conduct he business at the old
stand N this City. ] shall be eontiuuallY sup-
Piled with full stock of all articles pertaining
TO the business and shall sell upon the most rea-
sonable terms. s-z Itit-- ga-rEr.F
MY stock of SCHOOL BOOKS g. SCHOOL
STATIONERY is now complete and embraces
NofheTn and -
Sep. II, 1858.
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Leather and Findines,

T HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF .LEATHEI
i and Findings: New York, Buffalo and Gin
einnati Sole; French and American Calf and XII
Skinss Upper Leather; &C.; DC. ''-''
Aaysyille, Sept. "a. '68. s. s. MINER.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-02

'sThat during the existence of this re.
bellion 70 destroy the Union, we hereby
declare that the prese ati0u Of the Union
under the Constitution shall Be the para-
mount issue with Us, and we hereby pro-
claim fellowship with, and desifesIthe CO.
operation of iali lFhoiWill unite with MS
for entertainments of this object and we
repudiate parties and their sympatEiisefs;
as well los all platforms which seek or
tend 10 embf0n the people or states and
ineitel treason; aud array. resistance to.
law anywhere, and whose tty6Wed bf Sc
cret purpose, IL cohsanihted, must end in
distniOfi assil f.4e SCI Eii-Ssf e1-iIi
eFhat this meetip tecohaHaes eIl,d the war
democracy Of the several states to meet
Ia ,delegate national convention at CinGin.
matt, ON tie first "Wednesday In May, '64,
for the purpose 81 king such action as
they think best touching the nomination
Of candidates for President and Vice
eE',si'lFsfs- ye tl's., Slsifed States, and de-
torSliua ntller ma te Is Us they may t1lnk
proper, and that there be National E1e5
cntive Committee Of one from each state, |
tosprpmote tho object Of the resolution.
THAT as the only legitimate purpose
for which the war may be sWaged IS -
the rebellion, thewar must cease
rs soon as the Febeilionis at an end, and
,geaw6uld hail with Joy any indication By
Of q rebellious state to return
10 their egfance, vet We shall not tfegret
luenGe Of the war. - =, :, IL, 5i..e
''The following gentleman were named
a. members of the National Executive 1
for the states reported; Amos
Lowering, Hubbard, Indiana ;. John "A |
lR - T11Swnsos .IRaa01ln HallaNT