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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26
GnENADA, Mss, Oct. 5, 1865.

Grenada, Mss, Oct. 5, 1863.
Eds. Gdzeis The Annual Convention Of
the stock holders Of the Mississippi Central
Railroad Company assembled in this place on
Monday the 9Th.
\ larger amount Of stock was represented
than At The several previous meetings.
Harmony characterized the proceedings Of
tie meeting and steps we're taken that will
insure the passage Of trains the entire length
Of ,he line by the first Of m, nser.
The following are the officers of the Com
pany for the ensuing year.
A. VI. WEST, President,
A. J.. McCoNNIC0, Sec'y,
E. D. FROST, Supt,
JOHN POWELL, Treasurer,
S. E. CAREY, Genl Freight
ana Ticket Agent.
List OF DIREcToRs.
Austin Miller, R. P. Nicely, J. J. Polk, T.. J.
Malone, Jno. b. FAnt, Jas. Brown, A. n.
Pegses, II. Torrance.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26

A New BRAKE FOR RAILROAD TRAINS
a rev bra.e fer railroad trains has been
in'enled IN Chicago Ii was recently
tested there, when a train of five passen-
geI coaches and a baggage car. while GO
ny at he rate of forty miles an hour.
was stopped in twen,y-seven seconds. the
train oniy goiag five hundred and forty
feet after the brakes were applied. The
experiment was made in The presence of
a humber of prominent railroad men, all
Of whom expressed themselves highly
pleased with the invention.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26
Correspondence of the Citizen.
MEMpnIs, TENN., Oct. Is, Is

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. Is, 1865.
M Dear Dash: l had no idea when ! left
YOU that | should be detained so long in this
place, but as my business has assumed a more
complicated form than | anticipated, I shall
probably remain some days longer.
l received among other papers and pack,
ages furnished through your kindness, a copy
of one Of the weekly journals published in
Canton, which amused me net IA little and
think that I ought to feel highly aattcred
when an editor takes bis seat in the editorial
chair, that place Of dignity, to devote a leader
to a cr,tiqae upon the 'itinerant scribbling'
of an "ill-inannered stranger, who had the
impudcnce to go to a baIl,' in order to divert
his mind somewhat from the very laborious
ANA irhsome business OF his every day life I;
and who, being much entertained, thereupon
gives expression to the agreeable emotions
created by the sight of a large assemblage OF
beautiful aud well-dressed women The eX
oraium to this remarkable editorial was in
such a pompous strain that l looked for high
flights Of eloquence as the subject advanced.
but alas
= d''''''nI Names '''''"''' mus "as'e'"''
This modern Don Quixote makes the same
ludtcrous mistake as did the illustrious
knight OF La hancha-ana would defend dis
tressed damseIs before they are IA Danger
In throwing his lance be should be sure that
lie has not mistaken a harmless windmill Tor
II giant. ! really am not sure what did wear
On the occasion, but as 'one Of the vices that
most do abhor Is drinking (the other, !
may observe, en- F4ss'aI, being eXecFaole pun
ming my ignorance or tcFgetiuIneSs Is nerd
" ascr!ba"le to that champagne winch Mr..
Dob,ou himself probably found very delici-
Gus, bat which was otherwise appropriated
before | had an opportunity OF testing It's
virtues, though as rarely drink anything
stronger than coffee, should nave been no
Judge Of ,he more powerful st'muI"nt
Well, have already devoted more space
than designed to ""y delectaole critic and
logical journalist one lhiug more demands
q line. There Is an lhsinnation OF my having
intimaird a want OF modrs'y IN the i"aIe', Oh
the aforesaid occasion OF the ball Heaven
forbid iNnt should utter "4J soch scandal
and il my slightest words could be so wreSL-
ell from their original meaning as to convey
such an idea mere make the ''"HHae "'"o'
after by declaring THAT, far froul t%hlnhIng
them d:aeie"'in modes'y' was OF the opinion
that in some OF the young ladies, there was,
perhaps, an el'es' OF tAAt celestial virtue as
I observed shat Miss d Splnker, when dane
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26

choice GA. Mr.. Alcorn having received
a constitutional majority was declared
duly elected United States Senator Tor
the term commencing March 5lh 1865.
The objecS OF the joint Convention hsv.
ing been accomplished, tho Senate retir-
ed and the House resumed business.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26

The first embassy from Tunis since the
administration Of Tbomss jefferson, 1865,
is looked for 10 Washington with ccnsid>
cradle interest. The diplomatic Airieans
have arrived at New York.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26

A late Herald report is TO the effect
hat the President is going to support
Gov. Wells.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26
@ REPORTER.

THOMAS WALTON, OF Sunfower county, will
be a candidate before the next Legislature for Re
porter of the decisions of the High Court of Errors
and Appeals. He asks the support OF his friends
throughout the State.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26

Secretary Wells has prohibited the COL
lection Of money in navy yards for polit.
ical purposes.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26

DCIEAu - H.. vsk.s, ~FREEpHEN nc,
WssHn GTON, Octohe o, lse

pea Sir: Ysa. 4Die H. {. at bend. l like
yoar rr,pestsa ~ = Nidon 1 Cotton growing
'rnsenU1l re gsiiteft iGn, ~ -tsn a v'uven-
ton. II Hell IteH'- Z. wn4d a.f@, he solution Of
many rrarusa ptnbi-es. rodsv planter ffom
Mississippi sBc be waited tss I'm. ed aud fifty
freldmeA frHn Virginia j he coall set N. aud IN
his 8 cinity along the V >sipnI nyt t.-le were a
good many painter laai'y az1asf for labor. An
iaierch'ng, 70 srn'in-u+ wr.ld -erve t' udng light
upon tn laDor auus. Hr- teck also Botions
that 50 crer pzsv-l. tlat a Il uapo-sil. &c aud pol
iac { d ysnse Eth daon. 3 would suggest
that ,ou 0Uhsu,. -es1csi -'mnent neH fI1m
h. -oGta, Moth 80 We.L, at sesara, ii possible,
assem- e. YOU Ir"poeit ia. baviE Ae Convention
meet in W~sshiagtsh or New Yosk on some dag in
Noye5ber Iext.
Respectfully,
90. o. HOWARD, Msjor-Generai."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26
Porposed National Convention of Cot
ton W

Mr.. a. PendC 4. OF W isbington, has adj ressed to
General Iiogsrd . long e'mmaaieation in respect
10 he ~progiie,y O. holding, at New York OF Wash
.agton. q National Convention Of cotton growers
He repfe-ent trt; he holding o; a hat,0Ls. cotton
growing convention would he Of eminent service
a. Q A.. measure. GenerslHosa id commends the
piIh A. lOilows-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26

The arrest Of FIVE Canadians, for forty
wears counterlei,er Of American coin. is
reported,
immense frauds have been discovered
in the revenue Mt Nashville,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26
WESTERN BRANCH,
NO. n West ith'Street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
N. VI. TAGBBB, General Agent.

PoLIcEs ISSUED PEoHPTrT, BIT
WILL. S. BAILEY,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-26

FOR nj. 81 GHoLsoS.
Senatois-Nessrs. Lyle, Martin. MI.
Ter, Montgomery, Robin Ion. Smith, SEE
piers. Stone, Taylor and Wolt-i0.
Representative Messrs BoSden,
Brooks. Csperton. Carer. Cole CrJm
well, Duff. Gi.istraps, GuGo. Gresham.
Labauve, Lewis. Levers. LidIeil Lu-e,
Manning, McElroy. Maury, Phipps,
Pounds. shannon and Suratt-23
Total vote for Mr. Gholson-23
FOR MI. wM. YEReER.
Senalors-Messrs. Hawkins, Lowry,
Lyls $. Seal, SWEET and Yerger-G.
Representatives-Messrs BeanchsnP.
Boddie, Bridgers, Of ~fallahatchie Cane
ron, Dotson. Graham, Henly, iiu1sOn,
Kendall Neares. MeRaaey, Red aud
Webb, Of ? ankiic-l3
Total vote for Mr.. Ysrger-l9.
Total vote cast l28-neessary TO a
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20. o. HOWARD, MajOr-GensrAl."
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Observation-Disclosures

Grter 8peig.- 9r. &epler rei6te eine
PetitiOn pom s @ @iliOn I'M grluubnib fiji
Grridtuns zines BprfeniterS ein-Wurbe iberr
lpieIen.
Cine Nittbeilun9 pom Wlapcr fam Elm, pels
6e ben 8ei6lub, $1,000 fir grri6tung zines
S6uIbauieS an Gde BON Columbia unb Scott
itr. bewiaiseno, nit @etO belest. 9luf glntrag
bes Srn. 2amoin muroe Der 8ei6lub in @ies
%oererpd9ung ge5o9en uno na6 langerer See
bate auf ben Slid geleet.
pr. !Sat4 beantraste, bic Sinan3zGommil
idre gum Gertauf bes BON Der Stabt e~eeieneten
vGrtra 9ipioenben StpdS Der Baltic. & ObiD
8Abn" gu beoOamd6tisen -auf ben Slid sez
le9t.
Ste OroinanS pelde ben 6euer=S telegraph
inter bic GOntroqe Der 6euerz unb 8pliaeiz
eOmmlldre felt, tpuroe auIsenOmmen, amen,
Dirt uno pailnt.
3wetter 3weig. - Ser Gitp $ Cont
miiiipner lanbte cine Nntpprt auf bic Nnfraae,
mas bic @rri&tuns zines ~NbsugscanaIS 3pi.
ihen Galpert unb 9pqioapitrabe foiten miroe.
Gr i3dbt oteielben auf $665O.-9er 8ei9luB
oeS 1. 3wei9es, baB Der Staots& e9ttrator
benz Brdlieenten Oes 3uftu9tsbauies $4,000
aas3ablen fol-, tullrre 70 amenoirt, OaB Der 8e.
trag ron Der @teuerauflase BON 1865 eenOm>
men 'peroen ioa uno bann pailirt.
Sie Otoinans fir Grb6buns BEG SalairS
beS Teuerbepartements muroe nab Idnqerer
Debate ouf ben Slid selest.
IS puroe ferner bei6lOfen, Die SduI=Gpmz
mtiidre su befrasen, wie piele patante Sibe in
ben Bubble S6ulen ieien, iotpie AUDI nm bic
nrla6e beS 9rOben MiBperndItniRes in ben
nnterri&tstOften per &opf in ben ueri6ieoenen
Sdulen Der Stact.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Criminal @eri9t.- &i@ter 8onb.
Charles g4r6oer, pesen @ertaufs bon Eager
bier am Spnntag ansetlast, wuroe II / d t
6uIbi9 %befunben. Sobn NeiB, welder
beIelbea 8ersebens in spei SdGen ansetlast
rpar, befannte ii6 i6uloig uno wuroe gu $25
Strafe fir iecen Sail unb 3abluns Der Soften
perurtbeilt. George S6neiOer, ebenfa0S wesen
SUnntagSpertauf prOseiirt, muBte in einem
Sale $50 uno benz anoern $25 nebit Soften
satlen. @eOrS 8uurnidmibt, e~benfal8 inter
Mntlage pegen Spnntass<B ertauf CAB $500
8irsi6uft fir ieoen Sail, tpel6e Meper Steis
senualo ~leiltete.
Charles Dunbar, wel6er be5I3ti9t 1T, ben
6. &Ober g%arrOttirt uno beraubt gu baben, per=
feblte gu erl6einen uno bas @ert6t ertldrte
feline 8lrsihaft alS perfallen.
Stdbtti6es Grei8geri6t.-S SEQ,
Sanders unO 9lnoere 9esen t0enrp %. uni
s. u. offer unb beren Sruitee, Som. s. Slad,
Sn sieiem Sale puroe elm Grlab einsetragen,
wel6er anoronet, oab bic uebertrdsung unter
urtunoe ~erecltirt werse, Der Iruitee 3e6ene
l6aft ilber allies ibm 70 %ibertrasene @isentbum
able9e ano unter 8OIma6t bafIelbe auf Ser
lteigerung ~pertauft tperoen fol-, ipbalo Der Nus
bitpr cine Nbrednung beridtet bat.
Wurie u. &eap petitiOnirte I'm @beI6etoun9
BON 9teu. Nlfreb Neap.
gia 9issins gesen GOr. @6aS. Sin grlab
fir @ertauf bon Gisentbum in Strideritr. aui
Dem Der SIdser cine SppOtbet pom $1,000 ites
ben bate, CUR Silgung cerielben.
superior Court. = 5. 6artntdn unb
s. StrauB sesen SbOs. Garion unp SObn S.
9uneder. aluse INN ~GntiddOisuna fur
smans8peilen 8ertauf pom 8aaren, bic iib in
benz 2aserbau8' Der &ldger b~efaaoen uno BON
pieien ala @isentbum beanipru&t perOen, bic
aber, mic bic @erfla9ten bebaupten, Der fribez
rem Sirma, StrauB, 9artmann, 96fein & So.
geb6rten unb gesen wel6e bic Superior Court
bereits einen @ertsufsbcfebl erlaI1en bate.
Ser @ertb oes f~treitisen 8eliseS 1T $4,000
big $4,000.
9eute tommen bic Sdue BON 922-856 Dor.
Court o Common 8leaS. = Se=
flor 9eOn segen u. Nadmann. @eiu9 I'M
@rlangung oeS Wertbs bon Silberpaaren, wel=
DE aldgerin DOR CO Sabren bel benz Nnge>
t(asten segen Elm Darleben BON $12O gum
8eriab CAB. 9ie @eidwOrenen ipra4en Der
&ldgerin bic Summe BON 1915 su.
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J1eue An1eiQen.
Baltimore. 2e. a.Sr,.

O0lttmOre1 20. Utotds
Die al beutisen Gage BON 8urSeru Der Stabt SaGtt=
more unt 6~reunben bes DeIesateH jur @efeHgebuug tes
Gtaates Dtarplanb, Serrn @br. Bartlett absebaltene
Mafen-B erIammlunS BAT nit Gtimmeueiu9eGiSfeit Be-
i@lcKen;
y DAT fe in MubetraGt Der aufopfernben NIB uHer<
mitbli8eu 3bGtisfeit les DeIesateH Seru @br. DarteQ
bebauern, bas feline ~raflpfen Demibunsen fir ba8 Wc9l
oes Gtaates Wtarblanb ni9t init benz GrfolS getrSnt mas
rem, ben ieeer gutter, bic Union liebenber 8irSer bcffeH
uHo tpitni&en ulubte; ba6 tur3it&tiser uHb bSspiaiSer
Yartetbab feline @eftrebungen namentli1 in BejuS ouf bic
nit GletB unb nmit&t auSsearbeitete @misrationsbil az
Nt&te 8entaGt bat; baB
2 ieine Wtitbiirger bic StrebIamteit, bic 8eraf8trcue
nno bic unetsennusi9feit, nit ter er tpa6renS Ieiner Ies
~9islatioen &Ratisteit bas 9ntereffe ieiner @onftituenten,
iptrie bes Stadte8 Wiarblanb inn Aasenreinen tpabroenous
men bat, bc0fcmmen unb nit 8eTriebiauna anerfenneu
unb ibm 9iertnit ben Dant i'm gtanen feiner @eItnnuuae.
9enpfen SffentliG ansbritden, un6 bas
49, bas Se9aiiise, unoerantWrrtIi6e, 6Gmii&e unb MI
berli&e Muftreten beS uDeuti9en @crreipenbenten" bon
Baltimore, bic unSere&tiertiste, DerSG9tigenbe @ritt Der
amtlifen GbatiSteit unereS D~elesaten &9r. BdrteGI ii.
9rSbte Niis6iaisnns Der unicnsSetreuen 8eb0Iteruus Der
Stnot %sefnnben bat, unh Der rDeutfGe @erreiponSent"
bon leHem 6rennbc Der iuiou nibt o1eiu nit WiiBtrauen,
%lcneern nit TeraGtun9 anSsfebeu nerben ipirb, unb bas
a bic 6ente %sefaSten Sei9Iifie in 3wei beuti6en unb
itpet en9ltiGen 3eitunSen oerSffentliGt, unb cine AbI&rift
o~erlelben 5trrn @Br. 9arteG eurG cine Oeputation suse.
ftelt trer6en ion.
Sm AuftraS:
GPaS. g e, BrdI.
(NIMH0 QuI e faHL e..
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10000 @fp. wetge . pnen, Auautas (oU sf.,
auf ben 8aiteO gut %setrpfnet; In feite ut gut
seretfte Safer SerPaft; Dtnsen 10 &asen mad @n''
pfa 8 bes gpntrottS abSuItefern.
7~6,OOO'SfS. ausSsssf6neten Set serpatt in
o%Oltpntmen ssretfte etaene 8dGer mtF9tdOr9rstfen fen.
Tla6 geleiffe un6 mtttelf WtnI6tue angeferttgte
5aTir werten slrid Jenieien. 10 Sage mad Gm-
piano bS Gpntrattes G%bjultef TN. 9rCben mi1ert
eeleGt perben.
26,OO09fh eef6atte8 wetBes 8pr n (9On,tng('
So. 2, l Qudlttdt, perpaft tn gut %eedrbettete Wtepl.
faier. at5aiefern 10 Gage mad Grtpelluns res
n -+~~FtR
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3iDnSfDMle.

3tUIIS1COuIe'
Dtt iabrlt&t S0uIprafu flung wirb an. 81, %. unS 90.
Wldrs unb lrar In fclstnetr Crtnune %fattfn6tn:
Wpntas Iprmittas BON So srfe &Iaft, A6tt. VI u. y.
y 80: ;wettt RlGft
10-1l. 80: trttte ri.
. IL. 30-1 20: ptsrtt III,
Ndhmtttas BON 3-6: FINITE ri
Dttuhae @0rmttt0s BON 81: it6he ri.
Na6mittas bon So: ftoente ri.
Wtttw I'd 0rintittls 500 81: FtStntt 81. =
Na6tnittas 3 Il. S6Iustier in ttr 9irnitirht.
Das neue S6uIiabr bestnnt am 5. &pr!l. 3usItt6 mil
hem itlten rtre bic ~btstsrtst @tntttiluns ter eturjttt In
Dor. une Nd6 mtttaesfunten ~auft6ren unb te fdnmtltden
Y~eit:pneu ith s SaSes, pbne ptttsrt ais sur @r brIuns nOttist
unterbrtdune mad chamber eeetbtn ptrttn.
Tdat sur 4ufnabrnt neutr S6uIer inh Ter 80. unb 81.
ytdrj. unb inar ttt trRe Tag nusftIiebIt& fur 8tnher bon
6-8 Sabren.
d 4RU 8. S6etb.
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DemfTbe8 Mrbetf8z N1acbtDeifnngSs
BpreGll,
3~.hnn1eAftrahe SO. SIS

unter AufN@t bet ,Deut&en @efel DAFT.
Ale Dteienteen, iwelAe beutlbe 5anbrerter, Mrbetter rtI
GtentmdbGen 81 beFhafteeu pIni@en, fcpte 1ue btuti9t
Atbettu@enben tr1eu IDS perfSnlt9 pber In frdnttrten Brte'
zen an ben Meenten Der Gefeai@aft 5rn. 8. s. 80 eIttnes
qpt. Rp. So Gtdntesar, renben, peI&er untntetIbIt& Muls
9ntttrttdIen wtrb. m
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S. MGnncr'S ScbuIe.

Die iitrlt&t Drifting Der 3GsltnSe metner &naalt fneet
DtGnRda, ben Is. unb ~ I t 10 0 d. ben 20. b. VI.
Worsens pn 9 bts IL utr Mnb Na&mtttaes pSn 2 Bic 8
ubr a1tt.
SGlusfettr: Dpurerfas. BEN 80. yari,t in Der Garataae,
800 ID. Yrattfr.
Glttrn Der S6Ilsr u. 8reunte ser @rstebunS Fnb frtunb-
Itbf ;am 8eiuGe %ttnstlabtu.
(G1bWU s.. N Guner.-
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3 Oerknutrn II 0,l Uermtet6en.

gu perfaufen
Gtn 8asattntiI& nit 3ubtbSr nebf ttiernem Battling, TO-
We aud Counter, Gt6bpr unb ~uterbaupt BITE pp1h 1n6tge Gin "
tt6tnns elmer 2Dtrtbi&aft. Nabsres BET eb. D1rteu, So.
Df 9Ombarshr. u. [Dtb6a) u
Gerberet 5u Derpahten,
an @reenmount Npe., nabe Der Stabtorenie,
an Gerber. Wqarrqutn. pber Snffan. (glprrpro) 3Eri@ttr,
8dbritanten u. u.
g tR ties etn mertbopues. auSetbetnteS @tdbltfemert
NIT lrD6en Neteneebduben. Dompfndf 6tnerie, SGeuer,
Stouune, pra6tiee.a arretn g0Cbnbdnft, fas stlt6t 70 3tnt-
rer tntbdlt; NIT srOsern UCrrutte BON SutlWaEsr nsbR
8runnenbautt; stnsnt Gartta ben natssu l Nder I'M una-
fanet. NIT B1unsu, Straudptrt u. {. 10. Sd bedbF6ttee
Stts @runtfud duf s pttr mtbr Sabre gum @erberetbttrtebe
cher ~ Sdbrttsptden ju %Serpddttn. Nur Ter Stherheit
unt BITE bthen GmpfetIuneen tttuelt6 Der sewsntnbatten
@rfl1uns Der gtrpht&tunssn ais Ydattr ftlrn taun
brau&t uu&iufraseu BET ~
3. 8. @rupb,
l7mrl1@tl 30. AZ c. GOISerthr.
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Uert0ngt ull0 ge)ud6t.

92erIount. Sin iuuser Utanu. Der stpas pUm Gar.
S@ttt'"YA' tentau Serlebt. @Hte Bebanbluns unt
gutter &oba ntrb luseitt ert. NaHiufrdesn Np. 90 Sanps
perfr. tDtbSal
Nc,.lseunf+ Gin prbentti&er Sunee cpn 14-16 Sab
ONAA""y'" rta Treet fcfort etnen suten 9Ias Bel
ID. ". 9 d nj
(DD 81 Yp, "a gD. Baltimore Str,
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Ncbcrnl SPILL Notipnal Sauucrcin Nfr. 3.

Dtettr Vtrttn O~rsantTrte F6 ltBttn Nltttrr& unb bat fetn
GctAl bst 5rn. SSbu SleHele Nca 28 Sib Gbdries Strase.
WtlttHcd. ben 20. b M, Aeeubs 8 thr wirb oe erie no.
6entIt6t Aufaet trbpben perten. Splhe, tie f6 anl6lie-
Sen ~Saen, msreeu %wo9Ilbun, is!6es tab su tbun, tnptm
he eus3usebenten Mntbetle baD ~Sersrtftn i.tn metc.n.
Spsdt, mtlbe 0crf4uNe gu uebuen rIni6en, t6nnen untsr
lser iteeraIsH SeetneungLn ipfOrt ~bsfrtebist psrsen.
(DtdRn s geeIf s:rfr ''"'
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Connecticut @ecb unc VaDana xabaf+
5.ute trbttIt ID tiat trtra ftine Sartis Connecticut unb
5GuanG label. TelGe t3 ~ beeeuttne teruntererfeSteu
YrttItu b -rtauft. sd tIItam 9auL,
(25nr32U) 451 10. Baltimprefr.
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W~rifuno Der &. S7mapp'fAen 9AmIe

RrMfHll9 Der s. Nlndpp 1dben S@uIe.
Die jdtrli&e prufans Der 3Ssltnee sbissr ArfaI 1t bestnnt
ant yRentas, etn 27. B. WF, 81 ubr Wersent, nit Der Gle.
uentarllaHt unb whrb an ben Setesn ~fDlstnben aaeen NIT
ZEN I~brtaen SlaHtn ~fortselett. Die settrttn &Itern, fcrte
Que Sreunte Der &r;it tune fnb bieju trFt&R ti~n9elGben.
Die S&Iubfeitr fntet am DUnnsrRas, len 80. ,. Wt.,
Nad mtttneS 2 utr TIM 5puib0s ctr. EttGter fat. Gt6ets
a rs Cts tnb i'm S6uIbaus Su babsu.
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III WOnnecficuf Xabaf !!I

Uferirt gu biatsen Sretitn
Srfept S4rtber
(mri4) 81 @r6dHse place nGte SputbRr.
0~ci6atss8 eric0un9.
MnnrenS Nemter
rha6t fttnen seebrten G~reunbeu unb Runhsn BITE ct srbene
AnSet8r, 6e fetn
@iien@ uub Stoblwaaren< geI6dtt
SSR Np. 40 s. arrtfpnRr r. rad
SO. is Otorn SuIparr Ctr.
berle8t rprben III. aas
Sem Eager beftttt mad pte Dor tn auen gattuusen Dor
We~rtttuetu fur Gtf1Ier. Bduf6rttner
W a6tntfen &C.; duStdItunGS MrttttI
BON Glen Sorten, VI { { + unb u obeIn N.
@ttftr, @Gbel n unb 6 5ffet; IOrie aat gDaaren.
wtldt tn Gas SAD beS Gtitn' aab stabIwGarta.S 81 ID dites
etnitIdeeN. iii ,n3Nltl
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9ie idbrlidbe Nriifun9 an GA. &ane'S
Gdhnle

bestnnt WaDntAs. 2z. Mdrs, unb sirb in ~folssnber Or6 nun
abSetalttn:
WlDnias BON ell 9ormtstasS bic tebraiibe Slndt.
Dtennag BON 8KAI1X bic untere NbtbeiIuns IN Deutfh
un6 Gnglthb; Nd6mtttaes Ssn 14-5 be nttftlerr, us
Wtttpp6 bon 8-12 gprmtttd8s une oHn 2-5 Mad mtttd8s
bic Sberu HldHen.
Die Gltern mttntr S&Iler Inb Greunte eer &r3tsbune
dub freunblt1 tterju t%tngtldeen.
Wttt 8estnn hes Spmmsrlemefers- Wsntas. 3. Mptil-
rerben pttper neue Sd lsr aafatnsmnaen. lia-mtl
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WDrlGuffoe Mnsei0e.

Ter arbetter @eiane.Wtrttn midt Ieinen Jreunten pnb
Setnnnttn tiermtt bic ~erssbsnae Anjsise, fas Ct am . 4 {.
10 Il a 8 etnen 9tpben Rdl In 6tr Die&ante5 5aqe at.
balten nitro. Das Natere in elmer lpdtern 4nsetee.
(Wrl Dd& = m / te.
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1lnter=Maenten

werbfn perlanJt fur be
Aetna 4tbens"8erftber un9t .. unb bte
3rapelIsrS Ser t6erWne8 6 o, f0pie aub fir
s euer-8 II d erune 60.
Dfferten BON iei6en EerIonen bic GneItfb i&rttten Hnh
frreGen tDnnen, wtrDen jpiIbtn 8 unb 10 utr Nprsens eut-
stsen8enpnintn BET 20. .. 9%Cuns6uro, @tnerdt.M eent SO.
SO Secpnbar.- (WtDp)
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Nrntnrnio Y}auucrcin SO.

Bet 4. &6ter, lat 80. Qentarbfr.
Nd&f Hen Dienfag 20 Wtdrs, brittle 9tnaablunb. Gin.
t6retbteeblbr bis eabiu rs Cts fpittrbtn l Dollar per YIN.
t6etl. gDer It'd nod amid Iiestn min, melee N6 bet Settcn
SIM WuftrGs tes DirettoriumS
(GaDti j. Otetrt6S, Setr.
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AuberOroentli6e General 8eriammlung

NHBtGUGUEHIIG4t WEHeCQIsUeE1IIINlllN9
bsS
Mlg- Meb. 1tnterftnRune6z NercinS.
Die W t t8lteber ebisrn Dtrsins fn6 erlu6t, f& am
WtittrDG unb DpnneritaS Nbenb ais am 70. nnb 80. Wtdrs,
TN Der tammlunsslcfaIt, 9tniraI 5aae, Gapfr. Np. 28,
etntGftnben.
3wtf: Sarteeptr eDabI.
AAt I tgItebe bic AID 8eperber UNI btefe STEELE
%auttrtten, 6aten f& ant DCnnerfae Abenb Sptf&en 9 unc 8
Hbr bet Der GUmmtffpn su rneiben.
5. Qeser, Yrdfbtnt.
Carl Shrtnf6aI. Stir. (NPpbTOl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-29

There il less outward appeasauoe Of this
| prsat revolution ii the social circle than
nigh. BE- supposed. The qaestion Il not
now. "who owns slaves" bat "who i able
to nav the. wages required Of them sd
keen their number OF ssrvants." Fani-
lies Who have been able to keep eight or
ten slaves when they only bed 70 feed snd
oIothe, aud care for them Whsa sick, orc
no. equal TO this eighty Or husdrsd dol
lars per month wages. They went the
negro taken out Of their eight, and eon.
tiuually question us Of how We ere going
to dispose Of our pets. We tell them We
have 20 more love for them than they,
sud propose to leave them just where We
end them. Greai numbers will doubtless
90 uorth. The ladies receive our Ulcers
and men with favor in the psrlor, but
they all are diff leuily waiting for some
one to break The ice. send you letter
which fully poI.rays the feeling which
still exists. The presence Of returned
confedera,es has much to do with it most
likely. and they feel as though they could
not make boon comps MONS of their con.
qnerors, but l fear many of them viii. for
this army is just - famous for captivating
fair ladies - esptaring ior,i6cations.
The southern chivairy feared our COM
ing would make = change, aud extracted
from their lady loves, this reply, "Before
| would marry Yankee | would live IN
old maid, and die 10 the fond satisfaction
that | vas sacrifice to my country, that
| found no confederate to wea me-" Their
gentle hearts are soft, though, and over
rule the dictates of conscience.
Yours Respectfully,
..#@.-a -. w. WELLS.