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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-10
. PUBLISHED (DAILY) By
i. EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
@ 10 OFFICE-No. 1O4, King street. over
French's Book Store
ltOMMUNICATEp.

APPRECIATION. Few people are more 'af-
fected' than we Americans; and we are not
more remarkable for this characteristic IN our
manners, than we are in our language We
never eat supper, but always take tea We
never 60 to bed, but always retire. We never
call Africans negroes, but colored people. This
afectaton, is not only the concentrated essence
ot fastidiousness,. but the ultima thule Of su
perhuous exquisiteness. Black is no more q
color than it's opposite, white; and it's quite as
incorrect to apply the words, colored people, to
the black as it is to use them to designate the
white race. The word negro is derived from
the Latin aager, signifying black. The word
mulato, is from the Spanish 2nuloto, meaning
the offspring Of the opposite races. Thus the
term negro is the proper one for the African,
variety Of the human family which arises from
cross of the white and black. If the use of
the words, colored people, arose from paucity
of correct names, then it would be excusable,
but it is otherwise. It.is not only bad taste,
but bad language, to use words to point out
objects, thatare neither meant nor described by
them. When the people learn to call things
by their correct names, and not by nick names,
a purer knowledge will be ineulcated, and
much confusion will be avoided. Thus when
the words negro, or mulatto, are used, every
naturalist knows what is meant, but when the
terms, colored people are spoken, he is at a
loss to know whether white, black, red or
copper cast people are made mention Of in such
indefinite terms IS CONFINEMENT
Alexandria, June 7, 1865
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-10

CHESAPEAKE. AND OHIO CANAL COMPANY
Tie president ct the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company has made report to the
stockholders that the business for the past
wear has been more prosperous than for any
preceding year since It's organization.
81 The tolls last year were $225, 697 o. The
expenditures were, $40, ,5lS49 =
Arfnancial statement is made, showing that
the crippled condition enfalled by the effects
the war ip 1861 and 1862 have been largely
relieved by the better state Of things IN the TWO
subsequent years. Claims for $4,000 lar
rearages prior to 1862 have been paid, and
about $500, 900 remain to be provided for. a
large part of this can be edefrayed if the present
season be q prosperous one. When this is
accomplished the future surplusrevenue will be
applicable for payment Of interest on bonds
issued for repairs ($200, ,000) and then to accru
ing interest due on bonds under Maryland act
Of 1914 ISL ,699, ,500) for the completion OF the
canal. $500 zsss- q A&
The debt having priority to the claim Of the
State of Maryland is about 81, 100000 That
due to that State, las claimed) $l6, 900
including subscription, stock, &c.
It's believed that this formidable debt may
! be liuuidated In a comparatively reasonable
period of time, if the coal trade OF Allegany can
be developed ommensurately with the vast
coal fields of that region, and with the capacity
of the canal for transportation, which was estl-
mated by Mr.. Fisk, former engineer OF the
company, at !, 500, ,00O.tons per annum, 4
Ex Gov Brown, of Ca, gees homes via N.
I ;, on his parole, TO try TO organize the State
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-15

70 S~errten fe aud, bic 0iiele1 Der SnteuigenS auf
ba8 Oiipeau Der Nltd9libteit berab, w,e e8 ia aud,
einer ibrer berebtelten nnb ebrenbaftelten StaatS>
mldnner (gSeblter) ibnelI ppr9efportet babe, ben
Der rationale 9ieip itetS perbinoert babe, me-
gen beS G%erbredelS geiltiger ueberle9ellbeit snr
4rGIioenti9aft Der &epubIit 81 9%elan9el.
9aS Solrital beS 9e6at8 benlerft ba5n, ooB eiit
burdgefa1ener @albipot 5lr Brdiioentidoft Der
0iepublif Der Oertptrutie ielnen @rpll itber feline
glidterpdblu19 berobre, paS fpnlllle aud i'll Der
alte1 8elt ppr,-eiue Nlllpiellug alf 9amartine,
Der betalnli 1849 mn ell paar bunbert Stinls
me1 erbielt. SSenl i~ibrigetS ald baS @eiiibl
bes 9teioes, melde8 Den 9rpBen WfGnrer1 ben
gSes pcrlperrte, pa8 @rlteben pOn Screen III Nme.
rita lllb gum 9roBen Slid fir eS- perbiil'
pere, 10 babe eS bod bic O%tepnblif Der Ser. Stau'
ten riGt perbinbert, WiSrler bon elllenl tpa6rclt ga.
trictiSnlllS nup einerl %icltenen pplitlldel Sact all1
ben @rdlipeutenltubl 81 erbeben, BON gSaIbil9tor
all, Der ell SelD uno ELL Serrider bite lein fDrs
nelt unb beIien 9eele uuei9eliriiti9 9enl9 9eipe'
len, nm ft6 panlit ST. be9lii9eI, EN- 9rnber Sitrs
ger 51 leil, bis snlll rubnwiiroi9en lno 10 iebr 81
bebalerubeu Mbrnbam 0lllcpllt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-15
+ Spfepb Tttelcr.

Dem Sdwdbildeu Wtertm miro ans GpuItan,
bonn 26. gOr. berid}tet uperte Qbenb lift III Der
8obnnn9 elmer Sdrpefter 1pelfe bic Yfe9eriu
ieincr le3ten Gage mar, Soiepb Sidler, Der ebe,
rlali9e 0tsbafteur Der Seebtdtter, ben 2eiben elmer
8lutpcr9iftun9 nnterle9ell. Die Stelura, bic e.
in ben rerbdn9nibpplm Sabreu $3.50 eiuse,
liommelt bate, redtferti9t eiuel f1r5en lleberblid
ltber letne1 &eben8gang.
@eboren 1903 gu &orlta1s, genpB er ben lin,
terrtGt Der inter y. @eiienbcr9'8 unb StraBer's
geitll119 portrehstdel NOrmulldule leiner &ater>
ltapt mt lolten1 @rfcl9, baB er Obnc weiterc ges
lebrts gllpnng alS bic er blr9 Selbtuuterri6t
It4 peridafte, cine seifise @tcIuna eripurb, ais
oere1 Sl%1nban1erlt man Ioult rur Bic @ele6rtet>
i6ule betradtet. @r frat alS Sanbel8lebrliua 3u
III ell @el9dft, nm ~eiuiten8 bas leiiner
@ltern ii6eruebnen sl fSHnen. Sie8 faub 1888
llad benz &pbe Der lesterl p9ne gerabe teIpnbere8
Slid ltatt. Sn ben nit benz Sabre 1880 in benz
9eiittg perinl1pften Spnitan3 iid erbebenoen Set
l~ttsSfdmpfen trat er balb ais unterfiibrer auf bic
llbsrale Sette unO trug bur6 ben @tnfluB, ben er
ahf DIE groBe Wiense, bic eesen bic ipSeaan1ten
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-15
i Or. 0einridl &urth.L

Yerliner Sldtterl1 elltnebn1en mir itter ben am
25. 9tpr. i'll Qerlin ndd "flrSer1 llnmpblleiu Der
Idieoerelt beriibnlten 9feiIenpeu Yrpfe1ipr 81.
S)einrid Surtb, melder crit firSlid BON elmer
9teile rad Nlbanien MD Wtolltene9rD i'll Serlir
ein9etrpfien mar, Spl9elpe8: Der Ser
itprteue mar an 16, 6ebr. 1921 III Samburg 9es
tpren mr. Der Spbn eiIle8 Saufmann8. Sdon
ipdbrenp leiner Stltoieniabre, III beneu er telpll>
per8 9jbilplp9ie unb @rhdologte, Sugleih au6 alls
Qenletne Grptltnrc unD @eldiGte &C. ltnbirte, M
ternobul er cine &eiIe nad) Stalie1 lnlp Siciliell.
9fudpem CT 1914 prDnlppirt bate, trot CT cine
0tEGere 9teiie all llo be9ab ii6 had 2pnbpu, no
CT ,lpei Wtpnote lang bic Slnltlaurlnlllu9eu beS
Utnierm8 unp Die arabildc Sprade Itupirte, non
Ypnbpt 0iud CT itber 8ariS, Wtdrlellle, Otabrio
nod) @ibraltar rlb Iette nad 3ar0er liter, mo CT
leine ei0entlide llltteriu6rnA8reile be9anlI. 9taGj
preiiIbri0er Nbmeienbelt febrte CT burG @riedens
LAMB uud Der Seimatb yriif uub b~atilltirte 1td
I'M Griibiabr 1848 ais Yricalppcent Ill Serlin.
}llS ser Sian rer britilden 0te0ierln9, cine Eeue
lluteriudung8erpebitiOn no6 Dem Snner1 9tprb>
afrifa8 pur6 Nidarnlpn au6fibreu St ldIIelI, mad,
lau9eit GerSG9erun1ell sur Gelfe gebieb, mIroe
8art6 blrb Sunien MD Yetcrnloln rerunlaBt,
Iid bieier lnternebnnl19 neblt lelnem 2anb8nlann
Nbclf Srerlpe9 an5uidlieBeu. Otitte Giprember
1849 p~erlie6ell Die 9(eilenpen Scrlin, tegateil it6
nad flrSem aufent6nlt Ill Y0nppn nad Yaris
ttlNL ~ NRlNN NA'N A"AhN VIZ A1' ~ w <AI@
tica gu &bilippepile. Der &erlauf Der 9teiie
Sart68 nad DEM Snuern Jtproafrita8, Die in III
rer Jteiultate1 ieIbit Die bB6iten Grlpartltn9en
iibertrpfien bat unO Die ibm fir ale 3eiten einel
Der er1ten Gldte i'll Der laugel 9feibe Der nm Die
@rfCrl6un9 Nfritu8 perOientcu OldnnCr erlpprbe1
bat, if III benz Nerte ,,0}eiien uuo Gntrefungeu
i'll gtOrb> ullb Gentralafrita III Den Sabren 1849
50" 8 Sdnbe, @ptba 1850 beifrieben. Son
oieler 9feiie febrtt er I'll September 1885 tpoble
Eep" a9 5 ts gtad Slslsr 3 hsiadfti&Ste sr
ten tbeilS nit Der $oernusgabe neuer 9}eiieperIc,
tDeils aber audi nit meittren %6oridun9ell. @l5
@rdltpent Der @togropbilden @eieuiGaft gu Ser
lin iei9te er 9leidfalS iebr re9e Sbati9teit. lleber
bic &Obe8nria6e be8 plTtli6 9abingeitiebeneu
1T man. I'M lln9crpiIirn. Seit 0Ouner8tag fiblte
er ii3 nnppbl. Gin fairies, idparSe8 Grbrcdell,
ME pernlutIet wirb, infpl9e eineS iuneru Sc
IfrpitrS, baS auf9e9an9en, ellbete plSelid CONT
abenp Otlttag ba8 tbutenreide 2eben I'M nod
nitt pOlierlbetcn Reconsideration Sabre"
6. u. 3t9.
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9GnaerifaniicDe SSacDridDten.

Sirginien. Gpr eini9en 8agen frat bic @eIet,s
9ebn19 bon Gir9tniel Sulatnmet.
Sic Sptl6aft be8 @pupernelr8 lent sunGcb1t
Die NufmerIlalnfeit Quf bic StaatSldulb. 9ies
lelbe betrd9t Sal ,000, 900, ppbinge9eu baS mert6,
bare NttlppernlH9en $22 900, 900 betrGgt. Scr
Staat bat mebrere Otilltpne1 in nner9iebi0en i'll
lerell Gerbelcrllgen an9elegt. Die AM /. Sa>
mar fdlli9e1 3inie1 %belaufen Iid) ouf So, OOO, 900
Ger @oupernelr bdlt cine @rltnpfteuer ppu ied@
gig Yrp6elt fir nptbmenbig llllb enIpfieblt Illflez
gln9 elmer Steuer fir Serpflan5uus bon AuItern
IN plr9lniide 6lUiie. @r rdtb gum &erfallf Der
ppm Staate i'll Carbohydrates illb Spnb8 anocs
le9ten Sopitaliert, mas ben Se1atppn eirerS dulb
cpn SIS 200, 900 befreien wiirbe. @r empfie6lt
Before 6iirlprSe fir Die Before Titriorge fin bic
@r8iebrn9 Der Su9eio NIB Die @riiu6r1g eilter
pplpted|nilden Sdrle. @r empfieblt bic @llltabz
me BON @elebell, lpel6e 0eppIitOre fir &apitul,
anla9en III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES baftbar MAIDEN.
Gr 9laIbt rab reiflider lleberlegu11, baf nur
iebr peni9e @eiete i'll SeSug auf 6ree6nen rBtbio
itno, 1T aber Der IHli6t, DAP bielelbc1 ais SellQell
5ugelalieu unp ebeuio pie bic rpeiBe1 8erloHell
P~rO5eiirt unb b~eitraft nerben l%pllten. @r rdtb,
Die btSber III. ber GCpiu9tonzO bip@Sabr on0elegs
ten S., 000, 900 ais Sollntp ir9elb elmer @pnlpaGs
nte III seben, Die ba8 gert bollenben mill.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-15
Sanidrtinc uno Mferifo.

Der 9i6ter, S|taat8nlanu uno Gielidreiber
Tallorttne bat Ii6 i'll Der lebtel1 Qieferrlla Ieiner
ultterartldeI Qnterbaltlln9ell" iiber Die merifaris
Joe Srage on89ciprpdeI. .Gr nellnt GAM in
ueterctnlimmllug nit 9iapplepn III. bic @rpebts
ton ben 9rrBtcu Slit De8 5peiten SQiierreide8.
ST berpllnpert tic auf8 bDdlte, neil er ibr einell
ararptplell @eballlen, ,,9eredt mie Die Notbpe1ls
plgtelt mn ullernleBlld mie Der SSeau" Sl @rllnpe
lie9en uno baS SPELL Nmerifa'S llnb Der gSelt
0arallS berpor9eben itebt. 9a8 9rDBte Gerbienlt
pteler expedition lit aber rad ieiner Wteinu1o,
puB brrh iie ben llebergriffen Der OanfeeS, bic ben
per1cfratiiden @eift III Der Nelt reprdientirten
geIpebrt perDe. Oa8 Scurllal beS 9ebatS be-
merit nit Be6l9 auf bieie NeuBernn9elt, baB,
ipenlI aitd Der 9elullpe Wtenldenper1tanb be8 Sub
lttll11l8 ntdt 1lrer1ne6liG lei, mte Der S3ean. er e8
0o9 liebe, 1id 0tede1idoft itber bic 0inae I'll oez
ben, ln0 Dap er 9erabe besbalb Ipl6e Mbneiall1a
ge9en Die nIerifaniIde Expedition eu1pfinbe. neil
er III iDr cine fernblide Sel1ben5 9eoen ben Self
Der nmerlFariIden SrltitutiCnen be8 9tprbenS en-
bllde. ,gSeIn itbllgen8, bemerft ba8 Sprrrlal beS
8ebatS pOtten0, Qerr be 2an1artine perIidere.
oaB pielleidt nod Jiienlallb bic 8ebeutlll19 Der
msrifaliiden Sra9e 10 riGtig erfaBt babe, ME er
lelblt, 70 ltlitIte man cS ibnl glaubert, neil er eS
1a9e nllb pbgleid) man eS ais fiber annebme1
tonne, 6aB ollie g4elt nlebr @eiit beIe1ien babe, ais
Soltdtre, 10 fDilre man bod aus A6tung bpr
oerfl yoflortlne einrGur1g1, baB III bieen1 Sabr@
pfllpert or tlebr @ei1t BETTE, ais ale gSelt.
9Ioe pleler lpDtttlhen @mrdumung lam iebO6
Gas Spllrlal beS Sebat8, baS 1i6 ftetS ais einell
9roEen 6reIub beS arnerifaniiden Splfes unb lei.
ller Snititutipneu geseigt bat, uidt rnterlafen.
Den Sauptfebler, ben SEER be 2amartiue an BEN
Aillerifallern entoedt Su b16en 9laubt, elmer rdbe,
rem Seleudtung 81 nnter5iebert. 9an1artine mirft
ndmltt ben Gnerifanern ppr, boB Der @eiIt beS
ylelpeS 9e9en alle lleberlegenbeiten ite erfitae unb
ebenlc tpte le in ibren llrtpGloern bic 9rpBen Stie-
'%snbdnlae fdlteu, nm ie 81 ssrhauen uab ~aerldsen,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-15
BriuSeiii1 Selen0 rrn Gn9lanb, Der britten Sp9s
ter ber SSnigin Gictoria, rerlpben piirbe.

Brin5eliin Selen0 rrn Gn9lalb, Der britten &pds
ter Der SSni9in &ictorta, rerlpben ipiirbe.
0r0nfreih.
Sn 8rortreid lit Is III politilder Ge3iebllia
fill. G8 Iln0eu Die 9idn5enpiler 6elte i'll &pnl@
piegle itatt, lei bellen Def DIterreidilde @eIanbte
ueblt leiner Satin cine berpprra9enpe Jlolle
ipielte.
Die fran5Gl.ide 0te9ierl1ng ioa Id im Stileu
lebr baritber I%rcle1, 6oB Spallien 9leihfall8 in
anlerifaliiide 0dnbel rernifelt mirb nnD Ite lpll
l1idt gang o9re GinfluB baronf 9erpeien fem, baB
Sp11le1t Die Snterpeltlpn @n9lanp8 Slriidgeipie>
let bat.
Die Cholera 6errltt nod fcrtipabrenb in 8a>
rt8, pbglel9 tic alt9etblidliN feinen lebr 9efti0en
Gbaratter Sei9t.
Sic Barrier 8Srie mar i6wer. 5tenten idlpls
len 81 69.52.
Sel0ien.
Ser bel0ii@e Wtpniteur fiinpiat an, baB bic CT
%frarfln1g peS S61i9s ron Seleieu Die grGBten Gez
%Ipr9nllle ipadgerniel babe. @r lcibe all Der 0flbr
rnp lei lebr ldlp0Gy.
OeferretG.
Nuf Dem froatii6en 2alotag 6aben Ii6 Gtrejs
tt9telten erbpbtl. Die 2ilfe bat AM %. gforem@
tec BEN 2anbla9 nur0 i6r Nu8tleiben aus Der Stz
sung be~lhlibrnfibi9 9enladt.
SIN @aliSliden 1alptag bat it) ein 9praGells
fret er9pten. Sic rItbenil6en Wtilglieoer Der>
la1gen, Dap tic rutbeniIde Sprade in allen off
3%iellen NllBeIeJelbcitcu 9ebrnudt perpe, bic 9}ps
len sringcil jeOpd ali BEN @ebrall6 ibrer Gpras
dc.
Oentlhlanb.
Nrl 81. 9tpDeuber Ialb in Bre1nen bic G1ts
billing el1e8 GDrnersO cnfu1alS ftatt.
Ser Wtttrebatteur Der &Blnilhcu 3eitu19, Or.
Jtooerttb NruNt,, Der 5lpeite Sp9n BON @rnIt
Df0rtS Nrnpt, lit ain 26. 9top. geltOrben.
OGnemnrt.
Die untcrbnnolulgen Slpiiden @rpBbritarnien,
Srantretd lt1lp YrelBen betreff8 Der Nbtretllng
por yforp>Sdle8wi8 an 0dnenlarf Ipaen FORT
Daller1I.
S6Weben.
Der finfiuhe GjiftrtBrber, Wfarrer 2inbbGd,
bat Iid i'll @efdlt9niB er6dn9t.
0rteheuIaup.
g3 lift oberlnols ein uelte8 Mlini1teriult %9ebi(Det
lpprbeH. Serr BrlgdrjS bate CO a~bQelebnt al
%leiuer Stele lit Seer Oeli8epr9ia DtinilterprGIis
bent gepprpen.
Supten nnb Snpan.
Sban9boi, 25. Ottpber. @8 mirD iebt be-
bolptet, boB @5eneral Surgcrine bon rem Wtart>
barinen crlnorpet morpen NIB nidt e%rtrrl1fer
III, ME Ie III itrelt pfficiellenl Seridt ppr9e9ebell
battell.
Die &iiIte BON Iulpp mirb 6lpdirt.
Sraltlieu.
9aS bralilianilde Geidwaber bate i6 mad
8ela &iiia be9etel, al(cil Der Naileritallb be8
6lulieS perbillperGe lctt tpeitereS Sprorin9et.
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GmrDpdiieDe OcdtbrtdDtert.
EI9en Soften Der 0antpfer @itp Of ScIfpu unb
Sapa lit 8Ol9enbeS e1tnpmmen f:
GuuIduD.

SO SfT - WV ltllQ
Sara lit 8ol9enbeS et,tnpmmen /:
England.
Strlidtlid) beS @ntfcmmen8 observation-disclosures
Der 6eltan8, be8 Srlt. StepbellS, iparen einioe
beItimrlte Sbatla6elt ans 2idt 9etcnnnen. SIS
mar ertptelelt pprbeu, DAP CT nit benz 8eiifanb
elmer Perion i'm @efdn9niB unp burG Ota9i6ltI
lel letne Slltdt beperfltelli9t bate.
0aS 6reen1a1'S SOurral i6rei6t nit Se31d
auf Die 6ludt beilelben: vSeiae amerifanilGeiii
6re1noe III 2tperpppl lCaeu ibre @ufgabe gut ges
lDIt batet."
Die MOrniuS YOit melbet, baB CT III Baris oll>
9efDlnnlen lit.
0ailq Stems bemerrt, europa ftebe lpra6lOs
npn Der gtafriGt, baB 200 YerIoncn bill9eri6tet
iporoe1 ieielt, nm eilen @ufrubr al RIDDEN, ltnb
eS 9Ofe, baB bic 9tah i6t BON elmer 10 mdIIeupei,
iet Sinri6tlng llnb Der 3erltBrllug 9au5er DIR
fer nidt be9ritnbet lei.
Die @rnarocOmpa9nie bat einen ~ipeitere1 9es
9ampfer fir ben trarSatlautil6en Soft
6te1it balten l~aiiet. @r wirb ben 9tamelt u0tuiiia"
fiibret.
Nuf baS Sdiff 0touteSuntaS, BON ytep OrleallS
1tod 2onoon %unteripe9S, pdrelI led16t9 bt8 iteb5t9
@uineen YrGn1ie beSablt mprbet.
@S bleB, pa6 YriIl3 &briitian BON Il9nltenburg
Elm ~itnserer 8ruper bes GrtprtuaeH, iif nit Der
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Jlieeeriaee nOn &unft> ArtifeIn,
NIB Depot fir

Seine un6 g~emdhlte litbUgrapb. Gunitperte,
etnfa d unb in 6arben.
StttS an 9dnb unb Guf 8easauus sn8eferttet:
GeCTrnSz MnS NieilcrsS pieaeI,
Soids nnc 2IrmsSiide,
feline perscIcete Idbmen
unb due @rttfei bic III etnsm @tobltfemfnt erfer G1aFe &c,
bBren. Metue gturi4tun8 sur Nnferttgnrs Ustaer @eencr
fannie iett mid in BEN Stdns, rttiaen 8Gnnern stfoubsr
UDrtpstle iu %eepabrer.
Iur Stcres une DDbubdulfr pCrbsn %9eltefert.
Gtne CSerndlbe. Ganerte ta NIT benz Store p%erbunbcn.
sores Srber.
fs1rIIon D6 81. GdIfinnpreAr
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Nus elmer so ittGeiGuna tes ySetcn Sour,
nal" gu i6lie6en, finb bic 8ereini0ten @toateu 4 Sabre
lang bon einem Seibeu regiert rprSen, benin es tbeilt nit,
baB am bOri9en epnntos Ter e6emalise Yrafipent 6rant.
lin Ttsree in Der 81. Yauls Gpiscopaltr4e gu @opcprb
in yietr=SampIbtre 9etauft nnb coniirrnirt poreen 1T.
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Sertouf BON Hiiberflliigen @pupernement5
WauIeieln,
in sutent 3ufanb unb trau6kar.
Sffce res If. 2..WPeifers,
WtIningtcr, Del, q. Npp. 1865.
Ant 5rettds, s. De3.; Srettda Is. Deg; Sreitae, % Dts.;
Srttid9, 20. Seq, pereen In gBilmineten, Del, aui Silent.
li6sr gerfetSerune %periauft;
400 quite uno brau6bdre WiauleIeI,
100 an )etem Gage ts gertaufs.
GO trerten bic Rdufer ~FefCnbers harauf dufrertiann &c.
rra6t aut bic suten @teenidaftsn bieier NdaIeieI weI&e BON
gutter @rS5e, In sutem 3ufanre, ietr frpnrt unb gut etnee'
fdbren fob, inbsm ~tisfslben Der llebsr dug ppn Geipana
Dtdulelsln res g8afbinstCn GepptS fnb.
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@tuf 8efebl BON Sreu Brig Sen. Sas 8 Gin,
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2Dffcr Sc gSD.

8ofter s 80,
284 B. 8altimoreitr., Baltimore, Mo.,
6a6ritanten unS On srcs SertduFer bon aler6anb @ortez
feuine, Portfolio uub 9eber @aIdnterie=@rbeite
benz htefeen II. aG4pdrttlen pubiifum t6r erpses
ltno reibtdlti9rS9 Eager opn 9pdstbii6ern (geeta 200 berItte.
bene SDrten), artett8tai9en unb GditGcn, 8eiferafdeu IN
tctnfen unb gefanafop1ffen Uiuferu, @iniafunarn bon
Sttferetsn &C., fppte etr groee5 Eager BON Jaaepeorbs.
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ben eIs IN gter gOrt unfer 5seareulassr IL, ca ptr dles i'm
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prei6 foIIe-9lAe,l
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Sin 6unoert uno 0ier unb Ndtsio
9aar<2(rb itsn fit Q8ei6aadtsQe~
IdGuPc.

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inr N7tsttt8uns psn Nanr- &rbsttea, al: 8ett'n, 8tnse
Naeeln Armsaneer. Srrtnoe II. + H., unb 1T i'm Gtante,
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gu t6pnen.
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in 8c,iebuns auf Die @erbaltdfie Oes SrosiIs
uno Die Experimentation iiOli6er Staate't TN
G0ngreE.
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W. &,linImcr,
QhrmldIer unb eSuneIier.

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ytp. 1875 @rcaSpab, 5piiGeu Nlice Qunftr. unb Canton
GUenue (nabe bem 8rpabpab SnItitute).
bat fpsttn ert1iten urb bait vets ~pcrtGtbts eine 9rcbe %ues
rabl prn StaTt ubren gluds arlotne unb Hiternr "a.
t6inubren. 8stteH 9emtf 6pf6en, Gtneerrtnee, Brace tt'si
Ssrrtnee, Srritnabtlu, Ee6egbatter, grtaen, 3liAenmef
Ter, pcrttntcnatt s. &c. &C., pelGe Su zen ~btligfen 9rti1en d6s
9slaHen Q erbeu. St2Faraturen on EnfGennbren perbsn be.
itn8 az tr rnb anrdntitt. lNia-3IRh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14

oERT1FIcATE or, AUTHORITY

10 expire on the 3lst day of January, lsGG.
OFFICE or rHE AupIroa or STATE, 1ssuRAHos DRp'T
$50 D. D. COLUMBUS, ONO, January ~, 1865 -
WHEREAs, Tho NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
SURANGE COMPANY, located at Hartford in thei
State OF Connect cnt, has filed in this office a swOtn
statement Of condition, required by the frat sec-
non OF the act fo reg llate Insurance Companies moi
Incorporated by the State OF Ohio" passed April g.
lSbG, and amend February 0, 1864 and, whereas.
said O0nIany has furnished satisfactory eyidence
that tits pOsaessedo OF at least hundred thousand
dollars OF actual capital invested stocks or bonds
or IN mortgages of real estate, worth double the
amount Tor which the same In mortgaged, and
whereas, said Company has filed in this otice writ.
ten instrument under its corporate seal = signed by
the Presdeai and Secretary thereof authorizing any
agent or agents OF said Company in this state 10 a.
knowledge service of process for and in behalf Of ad
Company. according TO the terms Of said law.
Row theIeiOre, IN pursuance of tho first section Of
the Aforesaid act, /, JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor of
state for pnopdO hereby certify that said NORTH
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Hartford, Connecticut is authorized TO transact the
bslnafs OF Fire Insurance this State until the
thirty first day of January, in the year thousand
eight hundred and siGty-six.
lSfAMr.l In witness whereof have hereuno sub
SgALl scribed my name and caIs edlthe seal 6f my
Office TO he affixed fne day and year above
wntten. r..ti ID JAS, ii. GODMAR,U
felO t''t+ tt--r AHintor Of State
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14

The Radical papers breathe freer and easier.
They imagine the peace negotiations to be a
failure and that the war is still TO go on; they
can still have their daily reports Of blood and
slaughter; there are to be tens of thousands
more widows, and hundreds of thousands
more orphans made; there are TO be more
conseriptionS there are TO be more Shoddy
contracts given out the debt is to vastly in
crease, and the taxes are to be heavier and
more oppressive. These are the legitimate
subjects of oongratulahon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-14
The MaiI or pesnalr.

From leading article in late New
York Tribune, headed "Our Gravest
Peril, >" we take the subjoined despairing
view of our National Finances. The Tri-
bune-wonderful to tell has become the
most conservative and rational of the Re
publican party;
"0ur real Serious ever present danger is
that of Financial collapse and resulting
Military impotence, which, though temporary
in its duration, may be permanent in its ei
fects. And this peril seems to us the more
formidable that so very few appear to realize
or gravely apprebend it,
To-day, One Million Dollars in Coin viii
buy Two Millions of United States Bonds
payable in coin ten years hence with interest
at five per cent per annum In
other words: Whoever will lend our Gov
ernment One Million Dollars in specie will
receive therefor One Hundred Thousand Dol.
lars in coin per annum and Two Millions at
the close Of Ten years--Three Millions in all
for a loan Of One Million Ten years And we
advertise our own want Of faith or want Of
pluck by actually preierring TO borrow money
at an interest of 73O per cent payable in our
own Government paper than at five per cent
payable in solid cash Is not this the same as
saying that we do not expect to see the rebel.
lion put down this year, or do not mean there
upon to resume specie payment How can
we ask the outside world 10 have more faith
10 us than we seem TO have in ourselves2
In its comments on the article from the
Tribune, the Metropoliton Record reaches
the conclusion which we announced in our
paper at the beginning of the Peace Dis
cussion and states it in very nearly the same
terms, viz (: '"That Peace will ere long be-
come an absolute necessity to the North"
We still adhere to that conclusion.