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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-28
ALkXAND8R TTLRK. NELSIiLB eAWYKR, lat'
Dsp'y p. Gen. No.
TYLER Z SAWYER,
oBNERAL
CONFESSION and FORWARDING
RuRouAssfs,
NJ, Is n. ksvee and No. 10 CeAns1sial st.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

RHyIssxoss- -RscAasGsoa Co.. Ct. Louis; A. r. shap
high Co. e. Louis: WIN. Young Co, St. Louis j. =
O01stock Co, s. Louis Dwight Dufkee, Banker, Fl
Loai1 Grsslsy Gala. st. Louis; D. g Hsae cashier Ke
okuk.
PROMPT attention the sule md purchase Of Produce
and Merchandise generally Hbsrsl cash sdvancemrntr
made consignments. tunel2-dom
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NEW AND CHOICE SHEET MU

The Gotdes Ring. Scotch Ballad. 90.
Hedy the Wee Bird .HBgiag a.
Both az the sor g are by eco. Hnley. Arr. By
Ihos kyAe. sung n tue concerts of the MepdessohI
Quintet te Club. and great iayoriies.
WAers u, Bftior Herpesh. L. H Quincy. 30.
kcrs ny Arw-camr, Dcaresf NbeAer. wilnarth. so
~ asse5 Dear, Remembr NJ. Edward Everett's Song
ees 70 music ~ Lesta Sese. 80.
Radiemse Grand vase de Concert 9 4 Mains par SIR
q, Uctdres. ] &c.
0a. Gfaod Polk pour Il Piano, par Stpen 0ctares. 60
Q WAipu What Thou Fsel<a. Fantasie de Salon, PAL
Hnfman. rs
fas Rhstrsdoe Rlka C&araceisqse, by Koppitr. 10
Ths ahevs sent postpaid. ON receipt u psfee
oil YER DlTsON On,
tsne77 Publishers, Boston.
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I, Peter Aelendy, United efaf1
ofIows do hereby give public -
the United States sg.fnGt six -
marked "hye, Union Line, - g.
Stiturs under acts Of CongnA 4 A
June, A. D. ls65, 1t Keokuk, L. o1
and take into my possession ~ en1kdsS
n Highsfnes And hereby al6o1fs0 pg1
the time ss~ien-d for the return of sat2 W1e1
heasfng of this caurs the firSe 3uss1ny, ~
dny Of sazrsf. A. 1861, and kaslW N1nk
summon all persons claiming any interest 4
hnxrels Of Hiehx ines, marked Eye, UntA 5|
kno~ing or having anything 10 say why the 49,
not be dsereed to he fsrfeted to the United
coodenned snd eoid TO snswer The prayer - 4ee
a,t, that they b. and pear before sSsd Dis1Se4 o.
fs~ fo0Ms IN ne tfxy of Keckukfn sned WsskS 1uG
ist day " August 1865, At c'ctock whom -
aid cause Will BE heard then and there to ineggpo
their claims and said iibei Of infbFnattGn =
make their allegations in that behalf
PETER NELENDY,
u. 8. Marshal fur the State Of Iowa
BY FULTON, Deputy.
Keoknk, Lee C,., Iowa, June 20, 1s66.
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EOR SALE-T~o good Lots, with
= 1fsms Hoase, having liz ruons, CELLAR cstern, DC
fAs lots in good locstioa ard have huDdrst
psach pear cherry and apps frses b<sdcs lot of sm.
fruit on thsm glstated n Reid's Addition, convs
snisnsfcr raiarcaA nAa. Price q 900
jun 1o-azw J. FRENCH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-28
Governoe Andrews says:

Governor Andrews en Recsustrue.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-24
Surge Sagcs>W euigfciten.

6ranf fort &p., %. Mopbr. Oas @ctua>
riat be8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nerbranntc belte
Wtor9en. Die Icten beS neutrality-suspicious.
unb elmer int @ebdl1pe b%efinbliden nlilitdrilde n
Office, iopie Die SibliOtbef purpen 9duSli4 SER
1tDrt.
Ypu9bteepiie, %. NOb. g8iuiam @iGes
gen binSeridtet merbeIt lOllteS, bat rom @orpers
Neur eile1 Aufl&ub Der Sinridtlng bis gum Is.
DECEMBER erlul9t.
STEM Oort, %. Noo. = Nafri6ten ans
NerpSO Orleans melben, baB Sen. eOtaior Serrpr
refi9nirt uno ii4 ais GpmmiitOn8> Saufmann
etablirt bat.
9Drt, %. SOB. - @O8en's &oblGl>
@affnerie AT geiptown Greet, SIS, wurbe
beute Wtpr9e1 burd Seuer ~serltDrt.
Get. 2Oui8 %. Npp.-8er 0anlpfer Deer
0ob9e, tpel6er NIT elmer pertbppllel1 2abung nad]
SmaRa 1ltcrtre9S mar, lant III Der Nabe BON
Get. Sp5ep6. 8erlu1t 800. 900.
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ner, baB Elm setpifeS S6iff ais Sdper ausgeritltet
perbe. 9ie 6iuefiide &e9ieru1g beabitdtist ni9t
9e9enipdrti9 Soper anS5uIenben unO Niena1lo TT
beauftra9t, Srte9Sbebarf fir ite 81 faufen.
Glns sfGfbpine.
Naibpille, %. Npr. OdS &riegs9erift
i'm Sale beS Col. Crane bat feline Gerbanblun9e1
9eidlclien, bod itber oas urtbeil lit nod nidts
rerlautet.
@aibpiues 1T 9e9enmdrtis nit @dntern unb
OtDrDern i~i6erfiillt. @eItern Mbenb 9e9en 10
ubr purbe 8m. S%eiiermal1, fpelder nit %ietnen 2
Sinbern ans Der Stabt nad Saule flbr, in Der
9ldbe BON bier bon bier &dubern angefallen, in
ein ua9eS gebTl5 9eldleppt unp beraubt, babel 10
mi8barbelt, bab er ldtperli6 NIT benz 2ebe1 Da~
ppnfpmmen mirb. Die 8Guber tplrbe1 lpGter
perbaftet nlb b%efin6en fid jeBt III Der Sail. Gin
OtOb beabii9tigt le 81 lpndeu.
SDtfd,aft tes GUupcrnrmr BON alabama.
SO pntgDmern, %. 9too. Die 8ptldaft
be8 @pup. Yaripn8 prrbe Der @elet9ebllng iiber<
gebeu. sic brirgt auf Die Qualification bes gmail>
Observation-Disclosures unb Die YaIIirrng BON @e>
leten gum Sdube Der Sarbt9en. 0ieie8, iagt
Der @pupernelr, pirb Die 3ulaiiung unierer Ste
prdieltante1 in ben @Or9reb itdern unp benz
Staate alle friiberen 0feGte 5ltriid0eben. Gr lit
se9en Elm beiOnoeres @eies ftr 0{eger, ionper1
ldld9t ein Ga9rantenSeieb fir Sdwar5e nnb
SeiBe Dor.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Sri min a + d t.-Son. 0ti6ter 9cnb.-
g. s. Ytuunb, Staataprccurator. - Sas @eri9t mar
Seftern nit foIscnben GGleu beiGGftist:.
2etpi8 SuVt6, elm yteger, ipurSe bes DtebftabIS bon
elmer 0uantitGt WbiSteb &c I'M 8ert6e bon $l.9O I6ulz
big b%efunteu unb SaneS &i4aroipu mur6e ibuloig Be-
%funten, Rem @er5banI @rben 5pet Neiten I'M Wertbe bon
$7.50 9eftpblen gu baben. gGn1. Stoptan, an9efld9t,
9agerbier am Sonntag an CHARLES Gift, Senrp G6aus9,
6snrp 6. @6au96 unb eau. Barrett bertauft III BADEN,
~betannte f6 i6Hleis uno tpuree in 8 6GGen Inn $l05
uno tie Soften ae1raft. - Sreberid SarQif, be8 9ie6
ita6l5 BON 2 g Dden I'M Aert6e BON $50 bci6ulbigt,
ipurbe h~pr8efitrt unb befannte fi9 i9uIbig.-Qepis Stuff
uno gilbert 8ru3eI, 3eugen in benz Sale bon Spbu Sie=
bcIs negen 3pbti6lags bon Smith na5e Seeoeis Graue
rel erbiegten in CDR. 2ipp eineu 8ir9eH unb Wurten Der
3euSertaft e%ntlaiIer.
Sartngt biS beute.
@tdbtif 9eS 8e3irtsgeri9t.- Scn. GtiGter
Gleranrer. - Sn Der Ingelegen6eit beS @bw. u. @rlnl.
msr irurbe bur9 beiien @recltcrin @liie q. Drummer
cine Yetitjrn ~eingereitt ut bas Sau8 $40. IA Central
@penue fir 1915 an SO9n Sabbertam ~berfaufeu 81 bIr-
fen.
0tar5. 3. Solomon II. q. sesen G6ps. 6. Butter,
3ruitee. Oetret gum Sertauf gemiIisn @runbeigent6ams
an Der Sfieite BON Ssno=, nDrelt6 BON 2on6arb ftraBe.
ISABELLA uno 90. gtepart seBeu Sec. &stteriou, Sruz
fee. Oetret gum Sertauf 9epiien @runbeigent6uns, Gfe
bon Baltimore uub @lItfraBe.
Common Blea @eri9t. s1i6ter Sing. -
Saml. Studs gegen Seurp 9nen unb berieIbe sesen Spuii
Scbuisa. llrtteil in @rmanSeIuuS bon SertbeibiSung.
UW' SWranlW 9e9en SpmW SppHs' condemnation
milf.
9enrb gBinter se8en GBeOSOr DeBu. lrt5eit in @rs
uuansetuus BON Seri6eibi9ung.
@aloulpn 8renner II. a. 9eSen 0tcies Gprinser II. a.
DerieIte sesen abra9. 6rieeeurei4. Guf Dunf9 be8 3laz
gers suritdse3csen.
@Osar g.. 6riesbie Segen Gtra6. 9p6niOn. antras sur
DiebererlauSung bes sBert9es bon eineu Yferbe, tpel6es
S2rflaeter an ben 6 Gger ~bertaufte unb neI6es ipGter
bonn grofosmarF6uG als 0aeSierun9seisent9um bsanipru9t
purbe. SIM Prp5eb.
Supertpr@ourt.-0ti9te rtin.-Nortbingtpn
segen @cdep. &ereits berittet. llrtbeil tu @unften bes
6ld9ers, bi.iert $4,000 suipre&enb.-@pdep segenS8prt6=
in9tcn. ltrtbeilj 3u 9unIten N8ort5inIten's.
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Observation-Disclosures

Der @ermanta S6nei6er,@ersin latet tie Mttalteter Elm.
Ib am SpnnatenS, 25. gtoS, Ntenhs Ia lbr sablretd In
Central Sal, SO % Npro @lptr, 3u Der antmein, tneem
unter anbern SDrlteSenoen @eiAdtten aud be SarSerfstge-
rung gu tenn am 26. De3. futtfnbenben Saue eeS 8eretns
brr9enOntmsn persen lpl, pctu aud bic raoauf reflefttreneen
(frfa) Sptn Deth.
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@reenGfroRe @auurrein Wn. /.

Den Witslietern unO SUl6en, tie f6 b'efent Gerein nod
AMID, iesto woleu, CUR @dtrt&t tas Samfas ten rs. gtoV.
SO 131 9itt @resafraBs bic eras aufaSe erboben unO bic
bsftnitipsn 8eamteu ,rwdblt rerbst inS Der erltt @el0per-
tauf ftattFnpet. @pttbOlb S9netber, Yrdl. y. t.
Spbann Sets S9abmeifer y. t..
fsrEol 6eturt6 10 DIf Setretar y. t.
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Weucr 8nuhereiu.

&ue Otejenteen, peI6e %selunren fnb einem SluSsrein
bet,utreten, wereen bterpurG etn9elateu, beute Nbrup s utr
BET Srbn Saerer, sr. 6o4 9Def SalttmCrefrGst, gu er-
i6etneh. wow
(frl Spbn S6erer.
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SIM &0!fstbedter DER Surn6alle mirb beltte
&benO ba8 Serrnann 'ide Sdaulpiel yOie Dir
men bon YartS, Ober Der 8anquier Don 8prbeaur"
gum er1ten Wtal aegeber.
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UermUCOte NllAei0en.

Baltimore Gitp Siitiling, 8rewins uns MaIz
ting Company.
SubtriptipnabIder fir bas Strf-gapItat Iiesen itst In
ND. 679 80. galttmDrefr. rHen.
SIM Nuftras tS grdfbenten unb Der Dtrettpren ter &Dntp.
l1Snp11mtJ s. 8. . eters, Setr. ~
0pIfS 8raueret BON 8aIttnore So.
Obense nannitr gtretn bat lid s,t6rts prsaniIrt um6 tie
Musf6ten fur tie MuSfnbrun9 6itie5 bprtbetltafttn uater-
netntnt Ia i,br perIpae&euo. 2tsbtaber, bic Anttetls 3u
Ianeen am 9ttnfas Mtenb s utr In Ger Central Saae Elm.
fnbtu.
Gpnrnb Steeman, pr. p.t.
U4nro1rnp) v. BdIIduf, Seer. , t..
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Mprgen
stir NeterSbura uno Htcbn1OnS.

Sir Netersbure uno NtcbunOno.
6ra6t miro gu nieorisen 9retien bef6roert,
febe Staten.
Der Dpfr State . girsinia" DerId6t sen 9isttlr. gDbarf
nate 9rattHr. rtCreen Na6mittas 3 ubr.
Die nit i'm periGtften 8Iter tcmmen am Wpntas YlDr.
4n In YeterSbura unb &ihmonb an.
Sitter bur6 bis petersburg rerten ansenpnmen uno ga
tfltaern Yreiien ais tel etner an6ern 0tnte b%ef6roert,
rd6ts&dt ten.
8uder, tn SbtSy 5 @ts pr 100 pfp.
WPebl per BbI. 10 Cts.
gDbsteD b II
Shinfen, tn SbSS. so
Guanp, pr Scnne $100
unb ale anbern Sitter nur 8 Cts pr 100 pfb.
8eipnSere Grntratte fir srDeere pdrtien t6nntn ~ nte6rt.
9sre preiien als eben beSei6nCt eenadt rerpen.
Sur 6ra6t unp pafdse Uenee man I'D an
S. Brdn6t,
pdldse $500. IS etsbtftr. @barf.
A. 6eine Imfatune Ser Sitter Bel bteieT Qtnie. (fr)
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JEGEL's HOTEL,

AZ Barclay Str, Seem Sort,
umtldsn 8rOabrae unb Ter SObOtsn 5dare.l
0Reiienbe t6nnen tets 3tmrter NIT Cber pbue gOorb erbolten.
W Gllen mao per 8arte su ieber 3eit. Wietne Safe fin
t24iItsDRt) &taA 3emrt&fe fen, @tsentbumer.
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- X y
re- @ri6na@tsz @eidcnfe -Nam
naeb anen TbeiIen DentfhIanb,s

irerten nit ben Sumburser unb 8remer Dampfern prompt
%befSrtert. ipeuu IOlBe 5eute pber ~ipGtefteus Bis gum 80.
stcSem6er in Der Office SeS nWeder" a~ufSesebeu perbeu.
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@irtbi6aitssG rGFnun0.

hmFNs I'D. 81 III EDIIIUNIVFIUBH,
HlllNnl. ltnferen Breunten un6 8efaunten, trmte rem zee
ehI1eo publttum ~uberbaupt MAIDEN mir bRrmtt lie Nn3etge.
Saa mir an pbi9em 9iaSe cine neue Dlrtrlbaft e~inesrtttet
toben uub am Wcntas, tn q. $780, nit etAem b~elitaten
6 u n d erSHnen rpereert.
I'm sablretGen SufprH6 bitten
(fr-mpl iSGtpb SeImauR&GG
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@eittre8 aus Merieo.

New gort, %. Noo.-Der 8rotpnS>
oiler Correspondent beS 5eralD beriGtet pom
26. .. &C., baB in MlatampraS cine Ser
19tpGrung entbedt wurpe, ben 2iberalen bic
6Ortiffationen in bic 5dnbe gu ipielen, unb
Sen. Mejta 3u- ermUroen. Capt. @baIlon
wurpe auf piele @ntla9e erlaOlien, bod 2ieut.
8urd, melder ebenfaus pesen biel er Nfoire
gum Sppe rerurtbeilt porDen mar, entFoG.
Der 9ebtere sebUrte friber gu Spbn Mprsan's
Stab. 9aS Gcmplptt 1Oa In 8rupnsuiae
selhmtebet wprben iein.
@s purbe berihtet, baB etn merttaniI6es
&anOnenbuut auf I'M iere 3ruppen feuerte,
wabrenp bicle an Der amerifanil6en Seite
Ii9 iber ben Sie9 ter 9iberalen freu=
ten unb bielen 9urrabs aaabradten. Cine
3eituns bon @Iatameras iast, Die 2ibe=
beralen taben 9elAOien. General Beibel
lAidte ben oerwunDeten 9iberalen eintse
3elte.
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~ Ra6 europa. Der Suusurser Daupfer
Bavaria" sebt am @amft0S, ben 25. ts., mad europa
al. 8aNa8e fam in Der Expedition tes u@eder" se<
i6ert tperreu.
Die gOt fir bieiem Dumpier I9IieBt bier Srsitas
gtuGmittuS 81 n9r.
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TOYS ! !!

Wiebir. g~erf6uftrn boIten MIR Initr erOseS lbt Scn.
Rdntis ~oHertiries Eager BON SpteI. II. @alantertt. QDadrts
beHenS eupfrblsn.
8t1tee 9rdft unb prCmptt BtttrnnneE erben tueeft&trt
6 d YER M a n n& Is s..
II GmpDrteurt,
(~11St2ntl 1877 SO. Bditims ctr, O5srbdlb . prdrb.
SIR Oefan0=Q5ereinc
empHne i'd ben Dsutf6tanb rsebtr stue Mnsra6I beIteSttr
Wldnner=Q uortette,
beasbsnt aus plftitur unb 10 Stimmtn.
Sir G&uIen
EtHurtut NIT ubr rert,
Relttf@Icben unh
Grnnen-l1bren.
Ser. =. Stetnbd@, SmpUrteur.
(nS14-s) 20 80. RaItIuUTsary G0e ErtSpltts aver.
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re- Neue RSrbe,

ESB Jleue TDtDe,
SpieI= unb
@~alanteriez 0aaren
TDeben Vt S6tf Union e~npfdngen.
Wiettrpertdufer fnhtn Elm wsbl aTorttrtss Eager an btnt
gen pretien.
@ep. 9. Stetnba6,
SmpDrteIr BON SptsI- unb @alnnterie. gDa1ren.
frfIS-t) 70 81. Balttmpreitr, Ode TrispIeiS MH
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2itboarapbii6e NnltaIt

2itbOsrapbiide @nitalt
Shmibt G. 9rnpe,
1913 %. 9Om6arO str., swii&eu Sight unb @9ortes ctr
0rralelitt Iusflbruns nner Nuftrdet pirt sussFdert gu
ben btutgfen 9retfen.
NGs sorten 80 etn urb Giqupr GottIs tets COB.
dtbta In Ter arTRtru NuSmd6I. 13 (s3mr)
Softer s. so,
284 @. 8altimpreftr., Baltimore, Wlo.,
Gabrifanten unb On grps SertduFer bon arerbanb Borte=
feuine, 8ortfolip urb 9eber @uIanteriezGr
empfeblen Sem bteFeen II. aIindritaen Yubltfum TOR srrbes
unb retdbalttees edeer BON prfttbi6ern (8eeeu 300 Derftie-
bene Sprtenl dissatisfaction unb S6ft&en, 2eitetaf@en tn
ten teinheu unb ee fbmofuru fen Uiufern. @infdIunaen bon
St'dersten &c, fOrptt Elm errbe8 Eager BON 5dnesectbs.
@tetercsrtaufer werhen unfere pretft 10 PCT. biuieer fin
ben ole In Nen gprf; infer NNaarerla8er IL, ba MIR Gues I'm
Grpeen fabrtsiren. fets S~plfdnbie dHrritrt.
Infer 8atrttat srttelt auf Der srr6en Nutfeluna Zen :rfcn
Treis l2Iie-31oe3)
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sseribte iiber d,inetrfde saper.'

RewDOrf, %. Nop. Gin Geritdt 1T I'M
umlaufe, baB e1l 4ineiil9er M9ent 9roBe Snau@
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8unOeSbaubtnaOt.

GrIppetcprcentrtrltltg III SeraS.) General
Sberioan befilloet fid III Gun Intcnio III Sera8.
@r bat Sefebl %erlaiien, cine 5iemIi9 ftarfe Streit<
madt IN lener @e9elo 6u cCncentrirelr, 1tlO man
ergeRt it9 a~llerlei germlttbun9en iiber ben 3ped
beriel6eu. Otan 9laubt, baB Die Srlppet auf bic
6run3pier &dt geben ipleu.
(OaS Yarbonpel en- Die Satin beS @les
mems s. Slap bate beute Bel Dem Yrdiibelten
GrlDier1S ulo bat nm Die 6reilalll19 ihreS Wfan,
ltes. SrduIeil1 Wtallprp, Eodter bc8 ST Ienatprs
Malorp bate ~ebenfal8 4ubie13. Snmpbrep
Wtari6an erfunbi9te iid beute bel benz @eneralz
antpult nad leinem Yarbpn.
@ dfbin4tpn, 90. 9tppbr. Die @eritdte,
ba6 9tidter otto ais 4Nt. SefretGr beS Snuerrl
"reIignirt babe unp 9ti6ter 9tortoM BON SainpiS
an feline Stelle %er1tanlt wlr6e, iinb rlbe9ritn6et.
0tidter Otto 9euieBt ba8 pOae Sertrall Der Se>
fretIr8 be8 Snnert urb Der aubern Biiredldefs.
= Capt. 8. 3. 8ednirtb bonn %. Set. 9teg.,
pel6er ourd Elm &rle9S9erldt tn Baltimore ipe9en
an9ebli6er 8etrii9ereien CUR Saft perurtteilt
uu6 ~begrabirt murbe. lit pom YrGltbentell ipieper
III ietnem Stang 9eiett wOroen auf Gmpfeblung
oe8 entertainments, pel9er bic YrpSebatten nads
trdglid 9epriift bat.
- SIN elmer OepeIde all beu perItor6enen Sc
ianbten 0aptpn idrieb Der Staatsietretdr: Die
Serl6te pelde Sbnen Sr. 0rprpn be 2'Sup8,
itber bic &bitdt beS SaiIerS CAB, iinb gang Sufrie>
oenlteuero, tpeln mir an1ebmelt, baB tie bonn
&dtler dutport1trt mnrceIt III Otf11t6t duf ben
Stano Der Din9e in Wiericp. @8 lift mabr, be8
&aiIer8 VDrldld9e tnD9en inter llmItdn6en init
c~enlelbeu wedieln. 0od mir miIlen altd ben
Sang Der Greiguiife 81 beobadtea illb mesroen
unter feinen umitdnbeil unlere Si6erbeit auBer
Ndt laIien. Sbre eigeue Obstruction wirp Sbneu
la9t1, i'll ME fern e8 lid nit benz T%ffentliden Srts
tereile rertrd9t pieie anIidien Der CONFEDERATION
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31
Local and State Items.

PERsoNAL.-Mr. VIM. White of Rolla,
North Carolina, visited our sanctum
yesterday. Mr.. White went South from
this State forty-three years ago and has
resided there ever since, having held the
Office Of postmaster at Rolla for about
twenty years, down to 1860. He resid-
ed in Whiting and Orwell prior to his
removal South. He was at Rolla
throughout the war, his age exempting
him from the military service, and in
common with many Others there main
tanned his Union sentiments. He came
North some two weeks ago for visit to
his relatives and old friends in this vi
cinity. He talks hopefully of the con-
dition of things in North Carolina; says
that majority of the whites of that state
were opposed to secession in the outset,
but have been controlled by the power
Of the wealthy slaveocrats. What the
people of the state now ask is that that
power shall be broken but he says that
comforting the suffrage on the negroes
will not tend to that result, but will, on
the contrary, strengthen those who have
hitherto controlled the state; that the
negroes would be under the political con-
troll of their employers, and that for
this reason negro suffrage, for tho pr1oont
at least, is opposed by a majority Of the
North Carolina whites, while the
wealthy--those who have been most dis
loyal-are the most tavorably inclined
to granting the suffrage to the blacks. I
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

Nor A BAD CouYTRY,-A New York
correspondent of the Providence Journ-
al, in giving a sketch of three weeks
summer touring, says;
II travelled some eleven hundred
miles, extending through the States of
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachu-
sets Maine, New Hampshire and Yer
mont; and during that entire route l
did not see or hear of one drunken, in
temperate or disorderly person, Nor
did / hear, through the entire route, a
protane word or a word bordering on
obscenity. 1 do not doubt that there
are to be found there drunken and dis
orderly persons; but it so happened that
/ did not come across them and the re-
mark / now make was frequently made
by the goodly company with which we
by chance associated. Everywhere there
was to be seen. thrift, industry, indie
pendence, cheerfulness health and hap
piness. Intelligence marked the brow
and countenance of every individual,
and, though there are undoubtedly Doors
and clowns in New England, they Ger
tainly kept themselves housed while we
were in the land of frugality, hospitali-
ty and plenty" .a
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~ rnins thereof build up the great

the ruins thereof build up the great
temple of wiso1m'
The Finance Comnittee reported that
the expenses would be hot far from $40,
and a collection was taken up Tor the
purpose of defraying the same.
On motion of Mr., Wright a cordial
vote of thanks was passed TO the Uni
versalst Society, for their courtesy IN
allowing the use OF their Westinghouse
to the convention during Friday and
Saturday; and as this society wanted
the house on Sunday for their own wor-
ship, the convention adjourned to meet
in the Town Hall at S o'clock Sunday
morning. Two or three meetings were
held through the day, which were very
largely attended
majority of the guests from abroad
were entertained at the Ludlow House,
kept by Mr.. Cole, formerly of Rutland,
and they passed unanimous vote of
thanks to the landlord for his kindness
and hospitality. They all speak in
glowing terms of his indefatigable and
successful exertions to secure comfort
able quarters either in his own or in
private houses for so large number OF
guests.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

THR CHoLRRA.--Our minister at Con-
stantinople officially informs the gov
eminent that the cholera continues TO
extend its rayages, and says that had
the proper quarantine regulations been
strictly enforced at first the introduction
of the disease nom Egypt might have
been prevented 1t seems TO him, from
the experience at Constantinople, that
it will be advisable in the United States
TO guard against it by most rigid quar-
antlne regulations.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-31

THE SPIRITuALIsTs,- The Annual Con-
yention of the Vermont. Spiritualists
was held in Ludlow on the 25th, 26th
and 9th days of the present month.
There was a large attendance, the Uni
versalist church in which most of the
meetings We're held, being filled to its
utmost capacity. ..,
Among those present, we noticed Gen.
McDaniels, Mr.. N. Weeks, DR., Geo. Dut-
ton and others from Rutland. Some OF
the speakers were the well known Mrs,
Townsend OF Bridg water, Mrs. Horton
OF Woodstock, Mrs. Slocum, and several
other ladies Ex-Gov. Chase Of Minneso-
ia, Mr.. Baker of Granville, N. Y, Mr..
Randall of Woodstock, Mr.. &c. Wright
of Boston, Mr.. Bent formerly of Mount
Holly, and very youthful as well as a
very eloquent speaker by the name Of
Hayden from Maine There were many
Others whose names we did not learn.
We had the privilege of attending only
the meeting on Saturday evening.
When we entered, the convention was
holding business session, over which
Mr.. Weeks of Rutland presided, and DR..
Dutton acted as Secretary They had
chosen delegates to the National Con
vention at Philadelphia, consisting Of
Mr.. Weeks and DIR. Dutton, Mrs. Town
send and Mrs. Randall. This conven-
ton is to be held on the 18th of October
next. They were then discussing the
question of defraying the expenses OF
these delegates. One gentleman re-
marked that some Of the delegates would
probably be able and willing to pay
their own expenses. He presumed that
this was true Of the lady delegates; they
were for womens' rights, and he thought
they would claim the right to pay their
own expenses. Another speaker said he
should feel ashamed to have the ladies
go to Philadelphia at their own expense.
If they received as good pay for their
daily labor as men did it would be a
| different affair. but they did not receive
half as much. He was in favor of pay
ing their expenses, and If any Of the men
were so unfortunate as to be unable to
pay their own expenses, he was for help,
ing them. DR.. Dutton said he happened
to be one Of the unfortunate ones who
did not feel able to incur the necessary
expenses. He suggested to the conven-
ton that they release him, and he would
willingly contribute whatever might BE-
his just proportion to deiray the expens.
es of those that did go. Mr.. Weeks said
| he hoped to go to the convention and
pay his own expenses. He should bt
unwilling to receive any pay, and fur.
thermore, he was willing to contribute
something to assist Others. He had nc
great amount Of this words goods, bu,
he loved the cause of spirituallsm. Mrs