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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-29
stir unO scsem Wir3.

Der Yrcses s,sen ben e9emaIiSeu @upitdu uub @e=
fSronif1pdster Wir3 BAT 81 elmer r~ielleiti9en @cntrcoetle
fir Iuub aeaen ibn Yeranlaiirrs 8~ese6eu. @r ftnb III
biyser @aEe uuparteiih. r. +. mir wiini&en baS &ebre=
den. m,nn % nateenieIen merten fam, befraft, slar-
Ban ober aud, ta6 rem Gnseilasten ishe @slssenFs lit
sepeben tperter iOG, f9 gu Dertbeibi9ea unS ben Uob'eu
gG6Uer6oit ans SogeeIibt gu b'in8en. Sta&fte6enb
p~ubiisireu mir spei Sriefe, wel9e f1 aut 6as Ssrfaprsn
bon lDirs te,ieben. Der cine If BON Eeprer braun
bon e~cuiariQe, einem e~bemaliSen Ditslieb cS o.. Sno.
(gDini&lGen ~Ofestmen o sei8rieben unO n'ulut sSlr5 IN
gGus. Der 3peite Brief s.bt BON Trieb. Ianef,
Comp. 8, A SEP. @ap. 0fesl., ana, unb plcerleSt Die
8etra6tunsen 8raun'8. Der Brief bon Braun laute:
.@apitdn wers OO i8rsibt ii9 Der ansefla9te isleit)
Der Befeba baber BON anbeifonpile, riro IN lsPr 9reuen
Turben aIs tas Sion Slus ultra zines Nett9erl9S UNI
9pronuen aeI6ilbert, aber pbsei4 i'd nur pentS Spnlpae
rot6ie fir i'm tie fir ane 9fe6elea bese, 10 nerlanSt e.
bod bic Wa5rbeit, bieieu 8e6anptun9en ent9eSen 81
treten.
SO mar SniafIe BON fduf @efGrsnifen nnb bin TN
etonbe, harHher su ~urt6eieu, Oh Was tn benz WfdaBs
f6u bia il, ME man b~ebauptet. SO 1T 10 br. has Gleub
IL MnSerionuile mar uubei@reibIi& srcB, Sanienbe far.
BEN ben ~eIenDefen Sob uuc bic &ebenbea beI&Sftigte
nur ber Gjebaufe, mann ie fclsen tptirben. Won oeuI
6nuoerIeibsu in Oai9mOnb un6 DanDtle e~nttrdftet uno
e%rfrcren, sarnen mir in QnberionUile an ru6 faaben rei4s
Toe Rationeu, HSuIi@ Elm Quart Tie9L, GVecs tntuetisu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-29
9lnnerifaniiebe WaeDr. ebfem.

Nem 0nrf. 8efeueruns be6.
8latter Tabaf8. Nm 25. B. Wts,
btelten eine Nn3abl bon Gtgarren. unD 5a=
bafsbanplern i'm Stenbenbaule cine Gerlamin-
lung !; Die SAMPLER linO geeen Die iebiqe ye=
lteueruns /. Der @isarren (ebt miilIen Die
gambler $40 Don lepem Sauleno @t9arren
Steuer entriGten, gang ab9eleben BON Der
@rpBe ODER Qualttat) unb wiinI9en, paB bic
Steuer auf baS robe Mlaterial perle9t werpe.
5err &aetb praiioirte; CT madte baraufa uf
merriam, baB pas jebi9e @eeb Die @eleQlhaft
pemuraltire. SIS wurpe cine langere De-
bate barber geflbrt, pb man bic iebieen
neutrality-suspicious. beibebalten Io[le pDer
ntAt. ShlteBlt6 wurbe Die GrleDiauua bte=
ler 5ra9e Bis CUR nd6lten Seriammlun9 per-
lADben. 5err MppreS beri4tete fit oaS Gre
cutioecummittee iber Die 3bGtiatett bel1elben.
Oas COMMITTEE lit Der NnliAt, pab bic Sura
lGaft, welAe BON ben Gigarrenfabrifanten per-
lan9t ptrp, purGauS teine GrleiAteruna fir
Die Sabrifanten lit; Der Stanp Des @jeIdaftes
bat t1 naA Selttmmung Der neuen Steuer
nod psrl4leAtert, Die tleinen Sabritanten lei
Den auberprpentli6 unter Derlelben, ndbrenr
Die sruBen @el9afte boypn ylubrn ,ieben.
Ger GpngreB babe Elm Committee aur Inter.
lu6un9 pieler Nn9elegenDeit ernannt, meldes
leine sibun9en in Stem 9)prf G1lt. 9a es bic
9auptabli6t Der Nattonal tobacco Gonpen=
tipn let, Die Sadie Dor bieles COMMITTEE ~
brin9en, 70 lplte audi Die Gpnpention Der 3a=
6atspRan3er, Sabrifanten uno SAMPLER bier
sebalten irerpen, ober eS perbe btelelbe IN
2pnisciae, &p, ab9ebalten. Der geriht
wuroe einltimmt9 an9enUmmen. 6r. Nfpprea
} pra6 Dann uber Die $40 Steuer, bielelbe
pilrDe gang gut iein, rb9lei6 lis Die Giaarreu
Der unbemittelten pertbeuert, allp MIR Den
8ei6en nuBt, pertrt Der @pnereB bic @teuer=
pefraupattpnen DerbinDeru fGnnts, Sebt 1ul-
ten lt6 Die Gabaf= unb G~igarrshbanbler ~
elmer eelGloGenen @balanr Seretntsen, I'm
lire Snterelen 3u lGaben. Scr. Oieberid
lAlue DOR, etne felte uno permanente Sr9ant.
iation su %9rinpen. Scr. SloaA mar 81
@unften Der Nbbaltung bon Wa1enperla rnn,=
lunsen. 5err S4rGper meinte, man io1t
mcnatlide 8erlammlun9en balttn, burd
ipelde ale Sntereiirten In Die 8ewe9un9 BIN
etn9e5c9en purpen. S9lteBlt9 ipurDe BE-
lttmmt, Dap am Is. September i'm Stetbe1
9oule wteper cine 8erlammlung ltattfinpen
fol-.
Sennciee. -3tut tn NafbptIIe
9m SOnntas bielt Der NalboiGer Surnoeretn
Elm ptcntc In einem nabe BET Der Stabt lie
eenDen 0arten. Mae 9nwel enpen amulirteu
liA auf'S Bete, Bis eS etntgen a%merifantlGen
9oaferS etnftel, Der beutlhen @ernitbli4feii
bic ameritanii9e au iubltituiren. 3uerli
pransen alpet 9oafers, Nanen6 Sbcmas San
ntsan upp 5tram 6rance in ben @aften,
fibrten Die %rbicGnfen Repensarten nno for
perten Sepermuan gum u8tsbt" beralts. Sin
paGetbuenber Splpat serl u4te bte betDen
Ruppies tpes3niaset, aber ptele issten ii4 3ur
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Niterariihr Mnti,

Sstt penn y, Nusult erl4eint in Ssnbta-
l1opolts rnter ben Nupiaten Der ..SeIsoronb
S%otmPa9nte" Elm taslides beutl6es 8latl. Der
"Sa9llWe 2ele9roPb". Das 8latt III,
@le ee ums %ld9etl1f, aus Der pS6entli6en
p6rsisn 9reRe" Encouragement unO IT ant
reot9trt 'tno ansseltattet. Sn benz Wrulpectns
betBt Is ut1tsr Nnoerem : y Sn pieler, minpe.
items $4,000 &inwubner sablenpen. oufbIis
benoen Staot CSnpianopplis) feben etipa IS
ooo Deutlde, Die iopobl Dur6 ibre Nn,obI.
ME onrd' tbre bur&iAnittltGe SnteQtaen, uno
~ Sepan9 gu etlen beoentenoen @infIuB auf
o.e onentlt@en ~Nnseleeenbetten beredtiat unp
olelfa9' beiOnoers als Grunoeteentbamer
oper bepeutenoe @eI@aftSleute, an Sem 0obl-
er9epett ualerer Commune ltbbaft tnterelirt
itnp, aber btsber, lutppbl BON Setten Der ae-
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(gtnae1anpt.)
scrwieserang ouf Ses @ingefastt in 2etref hes
Srt. 9ouiS G6,Gce.
WaIbin0tpn, .. 6, 27. Muauh.

@aIbingtpn, o. 6. ,27. @uauf. i.
Der Sin ienDer erbebt Serl6teDere @prpiirfe
eeqen 6rn. 2outS S6ape, pelGe bon mir, pa
t1 mepcr Elm 8reur1p nod Elm 6eino bes Srn
S6aDe unD unparteiilh bin,-einfa4 In SOL
aenpem ermipert ptrpen: ~.
Der erlte 8orpurf, DAP 6err SAape ais
DOUGLAS Dempfrat paS Opu9las'lhe 5idtt
1860 b~efirpprtet BAT, 3eist cine b66lt einlei=
tiee Barteiflepperet. @arum greift Der Gin
lenber ni9t audi ben @ralipent So6nlun, ben
&rieeSminilter Stantpn, Die 0enerdle Grant
unD 0utier II. q. an, Die lo9ar bas 8reden=
rto4ez3iGet 9elttmmt baben2 Die 8erbalt=
niie BON 1860 unp Der 9egenipdrtisen Belt
baten li@ burA Die ba3wtl4sn liesenDe NepO=
luton 9an3li6 eednoert.
DAP !6err SGabe bic Stlaperet ais Elm
sSttliAe5 Snltitut %parselteat, 1T mir aus iide
rer 9uelle al8 cine refine llnwabr6ett beriGtet
mprpen. lleberDte6 ltegt pas 9ampblet bon
1860 ais 0e,peiSltiiG Der llnrt6ttgfeit iene8
Gortpurfe6 CUR @inliAt per.
ST. Shabe lit felt langen Sa6ren nnunter=
brcden nit Dem 9ralipent Spbnlpn befreun=
Oct ee,pele n unO pteS 9erbaltniB 3pilAen 8et<
Den allein reidt aus, Den Sprwurf baB 9err
-S6aoe etn Nebellenfre,tno Iei, 3uriif3upeiien.
Warum brtnat Der Gtn1enper niGt pfene
3batlaGen ppr2 Spl6e GerDd1tieuneen
aebGren In bic &latl6Itube unb nt9t in bic
preTe.
OaB enoliA Serr SGabe In benz "Wirz
trial. ais @ertbetpi9er funetrt, bieier Sor=
...~E tnu,, ,,,tr <,n,1 cinou4 No,itfAot, NTut;oY
liAer bon fetnem Nmeritaner erbUben tperOen.
Der Mpppfat BAT epen Serbreder gu Der
tbetbi9en in 9eutlhlanb 1T eS lpedr cine
Nai1t, bic Der Npppfat bei letnem Mmtseios
itberntnmt.
ST.. S@abe 1T iberbteB CUR @ertbetoi9une
pom Qu9etla9ten aufsefcroert wprDen, obnt
Bop er fur pie1en I3ett unO Mi9e raubenta
Otenlt tr9enb etne Remuneration gu erwarter
bat.
Soute eS pen Sertbetpt9ern beS &ebellens
r%apttans SStr5 9elin9en, ben Nnseflagten, DC,
~9e9enmartt9 IN Der @eltalt zines SGeuIall
erld1etnt, IN elmer milperen gfatur barsultelen
loipts gu berpetlen, bdB notbmenptger Manet
an @feottamenten unp Nabrun9Smttteln, bat
lo9ar pte SnteroenttCn Der Dprse1esten Rebel
lencegprpen etren 9rC6en She'll Der S6ulp at
Gem furHtbaren 5Uoe 70 oieler 9aulenbe eplel
un'onStarapfer trasen, 70 BADEN Die @ertbetpt,
ger ldon TN SntereRe Der 6%umanitdt lt4 ctr
SerpteIlt errur,9en, BENIN Die Sumanit1t ge-
Eattet tanm, gu glauben, buB es lolGe S6e1-
laIe 9'eot, Die it'd an Dem Sunsertpbe bon
9Sbet.
GpIu mbtd.
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atslatur pte pom Settem Der ftabtif@en ge-
b5rpen, maa9e 3urifiesung erOulpen muB-
ten. Gs fam ippbl fein 3weifel barber berr-
IAen, Dap pom bteem in jeOer Se3iebun9
bSGf a6tbaren Glemente unlrrer SepGlfe-
runa, lowte BON unieren Mitbargern en9lt=
f6er 3unse, pel&e seldafliA NIT t1nen gu
pertebreu piiniden, cine, feline Snterelleu in
peutlAer SpraGe pertretenoe taeliGe 3eitung,
pelde Den @elhditSleuten 1AOn ais Elm, Dpr-
ausliGtii9 etne ipette 8erbrettun9 erlan9en>
DeS Mn3eigeblatt wt0fcmmen lein muB, nit
NreuDeu bearuBt iperpen tpirD."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-29
Mf1sfforS Noti5 f4r Slppe4attUnen

3 9iitrlft pom Wflrplano,
% Office 2O3 ID. 9 Ilttmrrsfr, uber Sarnbsns GrpreF.
9araer her 8, 9, 10 II. IL. IL, IA, Is, 10. II, Is. 10 u. 20
Jporb Ger Sta. + 0alttnrrP
nebmt O1oti5.
Wne Gtnfcmne 1euerAauer u bVue anbere, tnteretitrt -
,sr E1eucr Chdsuna, NIf;dblupa Der &tntunftt. Gt3enen uni
Srtifei mic In Iabene Il per st6net uns tu'& ete ,erf&'e
frnen GehtifS. NE fpren Ter Obepesnannttn Otltrttte naf
N rbs retpurntrt aaf FER dbrlt6.n 9tfe fur 1865,
ipetrCn hermit bendd)ridDtiaL,
soR iii Nrpeuattpeen psBen Srrtbum'r ortr ubertrte6erer
@blbdpuna, Mufsibluns Der @totnnFtt. burh ben All'hm
Ucfr g buiis 4 loren hes 8 Dtar,tts BON Utarnlan6. tn ott
iabrI de Cite BON 1855 ,tnBetrceen, tn utitner Otnct: Z's
J. Bal ,tuere,tr , tGst d prt 20.-3l. Au5uf Bon y utr
Ulcroens bis 3 Il r N%atmtttd8s ent8eesrntbrte une Nrnb,r
eut(Bttbe 2ts 2iaen uuD ) O'UtCue Der @srul g. sisHGres
'teaen ,ur StnFAt often. DnS SefeS perfnst oab tetne
u SneII ton irsenb Semaub eeaa'tet m'rs, natetn
er ofrau abae DAFT unb oe RE Me!9asuas sntbaltsaes Vt. {
rsn1 GpGettCr bes D,hriftS beretts ~ubeT8eten III ArpeaS
70 en-. rrlte, rte sorbtr eeaJt. BET hem vi iOr ENACT
wtrtsn mndsu i4r'ftlta ee'&stsn grS gag Ssnaus Ss.ea.t
mtrteu frats, iSSwtt srunN aub llria@s Ss S~eri.es"s' "'r'
~" SGT Sttwart,
taus11 81 HA@n'r St9r WdEVlans.
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slerfdmf Nnn OShiSf1n-

SeCEuuI VIVA &SUtStA W
gerEese1te &neetpte In Dupl fate perten BITS gum Is.
5epG 1865 entee 1er8 nrrtmen tIr ben Raul BON
1000 Brrl. Oper mebr Nectlfcirten Gpmml1arp
@bistep, bette Qualitdt,
st auf 9aaer In ROrtpit. Ia. Die Safer fnb neu eeaiGt
unb int beRen 8ebtng uuGen bear Bet abIieFeruns. NnBebrhe
fur irsene etne 8 art:iat rerbsn ents'8en eerpnmfn
pruber f6nnen I'm @pnmifIrs gBla en" dus am Nertt tn
Rp,f foil, 81, tn Aort hOnr { 9D. 20 Sputbhr. Baltimore
an6 no 4 5tatehr. Jter ~ I e~tneefeben perbtn.
Mnaetpte mil, n ocre fnrt 'etn an
Etp9. SuIIt1an, CAPT. u. q 9.S.
fH8nns-12p pit Yep. Stratnta. U 6ntor6 70
SubNltenS=Offce Ger 9. at. Mrmce,
Ns. 20 Srutbfr
8lIt more, Vib, % dug n 1856.
gserReeelte .NnaebD'e I'm . piifa wsiben tts ItCntag. Ter
l. ss"tember 1855. Mttta9s II rltr, enfsseengenrmnntR fit
ben Saul BON
50 Srrls. prima rectifjirten Wbisfep,
tn reu eeai9ten Safe n uub tn suttm b r~f3iftdren 3uHant.
Nnga brte pFreen Iir bas So je, pte fur elnjeihe tls
ietp4 nd, pantser OILS Elm 1ae entBe6eneearnt en-.
Nneetpte muien tie Aufkbr It " rrpeials TOR tie pueHdte
Of gDbts fep " trGse' unt b, ntlren stne Gopie bts Yet snBetg
Del eflgt fetn. Srrmulase iine tn btefer Office ju bdten.
Der Inter; ihnete b,talt ft fas gfebt DO BITE 0'bHtf
lGe r6er tbtilpete III ctrper feu. mean fe thnt ntHt sprtfeti'
baft fur tis Der Stddtgn { einen.
Trgben t5nnen pom l. Sspt an gOrmtttae6 Ill ubr
IN bta,sr Office etnoefeben rerber.
1duier 4 , pttpfi9tet, en- tDtiatGy 10 Tase mad BEN
3 1fhlae su %entfernen.
8eetnqunoen bear II Hesterun9SfDubS.
Nuf Befebl bes Bret. Brtd. sen Ebc6 gDlIfsr,
AELN M c On n n
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as1" gu Samilien@
~6S Nes 8eronIonnasz SSabrter.

Der Damrs Scr 09tsbIanb 3tett~, Cart. s. $ STR.
win, IL tn Ger tIeeantsfrn gpette tersertttst rprsen urt
fdtrt nunnttr rseelmdb 8 IN %fOlae"fer ePstfe: Yer Dam.
mad Ann.pcItS 0abeIIe @rpSc, Dsf
d . unb iurud; init tteiem Gdmpfer fabrenhe 9erfr'
men BADEN ~etuI6ero 3ett, UNI tn Ger & 0ele grcSe etren
Qrpeen EhetI bsS Cages s~utrtnseu unb NbenbS ;n redttt
3ett mad SaIttmSre 8urndfebrsn Su fDnren.
DpTr &c ba m ton~, Capt. s. q. @rifitr. rad ct. W,.
tdelS uub Dhl . Ntutr Ssrrp unb turId. Dsrfeibe rsr.
s6st etn gHbarf UNI 7 ptr W6reens.
a5- Samilten q&rcurifons 8tlete wsreen IN Der Ofiee
Ide bon Qtebt- rnh &amoeuHr.. Ssrtduft.
(1iun2HRtl SdmeS5 oIItnGbed6.
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G6miDt Il 8ergsr's
(friber 8, Gdtartt'S)

Wfineraluaierz unO Sariapariaa> Sabrif,
Wp. II g. Greberidfr., Baltimore.
unirn s euubrn lspte etuern ~eee6rten pnblifuni i'm gu
eentetnen maiden ptr hermit bic %er8etenfe Nn3st6e, baB ntr
pbtaeS Sehaft uternrlnmen nno ~fCrtfIbren trerosr. tetS
eutcn Stof Az 1t T TN. Nuh brttrIn trr eeS t.ts ybtla
be pbsa Vile nuo porter, neiGe cet waisrn Eretb,rn tets 3n
h1teH fnh.
So GAenfaGs baben MIR etne sruee @uspatl 6 . T 8
bon sr t%ietnaen bs sur sr6siea SUrte tar Ipstnbdns &c
NIB Bterbrauer, bSljerne Spu be unb Guer ltetb' n tn'brp
Ser EpspabI ~pprratRts, BITE wr sur e~eneisten gtnnbne emf
pfblex (~4ausemtl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-29

Neue SS anren,
Me6ter Gmmentbaler Sdweiter Sale, 2tmbur
ger, !5oa. Sdrinee, Sarceuen, SorbineS, Sent,
&erptlat @u,t, OlipenDL
@. 50 NOete1,
(It15-sl 379 80 BditfrOrefr.
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N Sspct GuGrtirmeiifer8 SfGce,
N @rrSerts Oeparteraent.
A@S-%>~- Baltimore Z. aue- 1855.
N,f;an4I;Ln 02nvE,,,F uo&@ NfnrNn,t

Tpn llste' ~aeibrtten 5sGen Wit.uph so dug, 200 Stud
pferbe IF 6iFentli@sr Mutton Sefduit netba trrie R'tt
rode ice tarouHr eenren 90D6e ben 10 Stsl, bS BITE gum
Ye tauf b. mraie Nnsnbl au' 9etrtsn 1T,
saul er msrttn onf pbtee Ytrtlufe ~tefrnterS apfner'faa
sent19t Gtne srcse Earl br su rert II eneen Ehtere Ff
IN cisieT GeoUt I'M 5ebrau6 genet n rae tn bstsntsne tl
ERIN SuIante, OILS tie a~erbbnltb bet Rsetei unas. @ert1ufen
dut eetpien nerten. Sts nerptn Sert1af f wttI fe ntht Ian
ger In pttsnen Gtenff &C rau6t nerten.
Der @ei faut bg NM UNI % nbr NDreenS an Ter Gee srn
Gamtap unb SrempntRr.
I . olnaunesn 81 r in Rset rungspnbS.
Muf BtfebI bes GIL. Il R Neppprt. DIN,
6. 9. Bee&, &apt u. Or
Gtrecn & So. @uft. (ous25-a0l
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Northumberland.
Ear Deuortcmenf
Diff

UT 2 4pIIeCtrrB OTftEtt
Sisisri,a, Baltimore, 20. Nue. 1855
a "ts"s..n Ser'snen. Telte rem Discount an Gfart unb
S1a' 0 4 aren ID has Satr 1885. 3YGt. an @ruTteia,ntbrm
m = ? ~ an s. ,rr ai,9 m anO 8 PCT an etua ! Sorsa. Ntern
rrn i ss : ~. TsGai@ ertnnsrt, taS ~fslttse an cher ur
Gcfnle \. rSen aue 6~rlsntstn. msl6e es tnt.reiart. bier.
onaV out PIE an ,r'8e ,es 9Oasetcrs btne6tlt6 Sr WtrfSnf,
YIN rhnrettsnthnm flp @uffanre bel Staet urb cstoo.ss
&ar.n Gu merit m e.n,aGt. ""' S''a's'
oo.. ia u 8. D. price.
Ao"H-ARJ Gitn G nm ertrr
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efdoGfts.NerIeaum

5isrbut& sur etfdltNn gta&rtGt, baS Der untertei6nets
In Eabats Sc IGdtt vDu Gde Baltimore nrb Srebertd Str
add letuent nelen serduuiecn 2Ofnls No. 81 Grnanes place
3 Ebhren bnlids ban Spatbfr., terIe9. bat unb btttet, bat
tMm 5ssber sei&enfte 3utrager aud auf letn neuee erfaI
abertraesn gu wSasa. inter 8vFderRn8 prUgaptsr anb real
Ter Behtenuns. .
SpfcHb g @rSber,
tTeh1i-s. Ro. 81 &r@an9c place nate ScRttRr.
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Germ ICOlc llnAginen.

GOl6atemENamil;eu
t0nnsa tprs Gnipraas fir
9atlo9e!oer, $p!n, NCn;icn urb Oriicn.
ae!oer
SrOmFt erllecttrt sr6a ten.
&benlc &udtdnbe BON spls. pelds fir Sf6,.srs scr w.
"es UNI S""r'"' fHnta anb. Itan renbc G8 an '"
Bm .. SiG,
. NO. 70 Mef sdpettefr Ssltsuaprs
Jeee Mustunft tptrb untntselblt9 ert6eilt.
~tntbalttn fur bic Anttport. " 1 gM S'on"P
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Wtbh Il u etpsea Quansitat aubsie CT AtttteI, pelde 3u
1ebile'6 iinb UNI bier .enannf ~ wfrD,n
atet ere sipBe ofentltfe Vertluft pin %Webi;tnen une 30
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19
Treatr with the Indians.

The following tribes, on the 18th instant,
signed treaty OF permanent peace with the
United States, at Fort Smith, Arkansas !:
Osages, Seminoles, Greeks, Chickasaws,
Cowskins, Senecas, Snawnees, Choctaws
and Quapaws. The treaty concludes as fol-
lows
-, the undersigned, do hereby
acknowledge themselves TO be under the
protection of the United States Of America,
and covenant and agree that hereafter they
will in all things recognize the President of
the United States as exercising executive
jurisdiction over them, and will not enter
into any allegiance or conventional agree
ment with any State, nation, power or SOW
ereign whatever, and that any treaty or al
legiance for the cession of land, or any act
heretofore done by them, or any Of their
people, by which they renowned their allie
glance to the United States, is hereby re-
voked, Cancelled and rcpudiated."
In consideration Of the foregoing Stipuia-
lions, made by the members Of the respec-
tive nations aud tribes of Indians present
the United States, through its commission
ers, promise that it viii re-estabiish peace
and friendship with all tho nations and tribes
of Indians within the limits of the so-called
Indian country, that it will afford ample
protection for the security Of the persons
aud property of tho respective nations or
tribes, and declares its Willingness to enter
into treaties to arrange and settle all ques-
tioDs relating to and growing ont o! former
treaties with such nations as are affected by
any treaty made By said nation with the So
called Confederate States, as this Council
now convened for that purpose, or at such
time in future as may be appointed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19

/. Dam or IEE M4NfACP lest Hunt - he
maniac Roman Catholic clergyman of New
bur! port, Massachusetts,, who cut his throat
twice on Wednesday morning last, near Nor
walk, Connecticut, on board the Boston mail
train for this city, at the same time fighting
desperately with persons who sought to Sc
cure him, died yesterday afternoon at Belle
vue Hospital. The facts Of this extraordina-
ry case have been fully reported, The ply
,icianS believed it just possible lie might re-
cover, though the course they were cOmpell-
ed to adopt to enable him to breathe natur-
ally was by covering his windpipe at the point
where he had not only severed it, but had
made upper and lower cuts, entirely destroy
ing the cartilage of the " Adams apple"
The cause Of death was understood TO be
Inflammation and extreme loss of blood.
1t appears that before the departure OF
the priest from Newburyport he made pre-
parations for suicide. He informed his at
PENDANTS that lie had arranged his pecunlary
affairs, and that everything was settled
The amount OF money he had with hinl Is re-
ported ct about one hundred dollars, aud lie
had, besides, four large trunks.
No additional facts in regard to the I'm
polling cause of the suicide have come 70
light. It will be remembered that Aamii'
wrote he had endeayored to kill himself Ia
pursuance of bis philosophy, but no eXplana-
tion of the curious statement was gwen II any
were possible. A requiem mass was said To-
day at St. Stephens Church for tie rePoNe
of the soul of Hamill.-N. I. PoSt, lo"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-09-19
TcONNCNICArEp.l

Mr.. ROBERT RLDGWAY AND THE
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
President johnson, in adopting his policy
of reconstruction, and adheriug to it not
with4,andiug the violent opposition it has
met with from a portion Of the Northern
press and people, has forced the Radicals Of
the North to form line Of battle against him
and his administration. II is evident from
the course of events, that the indefatigable
and acrimonious party Of which Phillips
and Sumner are the representatives will
hand their utmost energies, not only to beat
down the President and overwhelm his poll
90 .but as one OF the means Of retaining
mower, i'll attempt to exclude from Con-
gress the representatives We elect. That
they will make use OF every opportunity to
accomplish their purposes-chicanery, di-
plomacy aud strategy Of every description
we know 100 we'll
They hate our people, aud are not satisfied
with our subjugstion and helpless Prostrs-
ton they would deprive us for years OF
.varv yestige Of civil Government or politi-
%, r;gbt. thew seek excuses to exclude Us
from representation, aud if We send them
man whose antecodents are exceptiOnabls
mon the question of secession, no matter
how pure, honest, wise OF loyal they may
now be, we give them exactly the handle
they desire for the accomplishment Of their
purposes. II, upon the contrary, We send
them men whose quiet but consistent Union
sentiments were known to our own people,
and are now known through them to the people
OF the North, We deprive them at once Of the
strongest and only fair weapon they can use
against US.
have thus spoken, because it is a matter
of the most vital importance to our people,
ard their present and future welfare, that
they should know the political aspect OF az
fairs as it bears upon the candidates now
soliciting their slfrages.
It for the foregoing reasons, but not for
them alone, that 1 earnestly advocate the
election Of Mr.. Robert Ridgway to the Con-
rress of the United States. 1t is not be-
cause nv sentiments conceded with those OF
Mr.. Ridgway upon the question Of secession
that 1 advocate his cause. Upon the con-
trarv. nv action, sentiments and feelings
mon that subject were the antipodes OF
his. but because the result has shown that
be was right, and that l, and those who act
I'd with NE, were wrong in supPOsing or pre-
dieting that anything but suffering and evil
could come OF the effort to sever the Re-
npblic. He foresaw and foretold the disas-
tsrs under the effects of which We are now
l,horing. and with all the vigOr and nervous
en,basis of which he is master, he strug-
gled for the preservation Of the Union and
against the secession of Virginia.
Not until the tide Of popular opinion bad
,vept down ali opposition, did he for mo-
mept relinquish his strenuous e1ertions
and then, when all hope was lost, and his
State had seeded by the almost unanimous
vote Of her delegates in convention, ne lett
tle political arena for the retirement OF his
quiet home, and remained there, disqualified
BY defective vision from active service, until