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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06

mnGebeurem @robe In Brof1ten 9raIItren -
eine Itrtcte 2uarantGne tn pen arnerttanllGen
6Gfsn III cesbalb nm 10 mebr rCtbwenpig,
IOuen mir niht 16on ptel en @tnter BON bieIer
bcppelten 0elf Defenders In ben erpben 5afen@
tdbten Der atlantil4en &ulte unp bee 8clfes
beimgefuft tperpen.
4sSn Be3iebuns auf bic meritant16e
Grase unr bic 9iferen, 3ipil6en Der fran>
SDtIhen uns ameritanii4sn Nesierung, lu1t
bic fran3SFiae @rele bic san;e Sads parauf
3u reou3iren, oab liA Der mer. @elanOte
SisslOw nidt ssssn 8eritartuns i'm ALI
s emetnen, lOnoern MUIR 9e9en bic Ibl en-
oun9 etnes tn G9Ypten an3uwerbenDen Corps
l@war3er 1rmppen aas9eprCdtn Babe. Dies
Yroject 1T tn Solse. Der Nnbeutuns Der Ser.
ct. pteber aufgeseben pUroen. 6err 8i9e=
lop ma I'M Minttertum beS Muspartiseu
erlhtfnsn, urt Dem SenlattpnsseriAt bon Der
Mbl enbung zines ultimatums Der Ser. st.
an GranfreiG gu %tptoerlpreden ; bic BON ihm
se9ebenen GrtIarunstn purben bon 5errn
Orcusn be Qbuss ais befrttpisenb betrd4tet.
Otferreid BAT auf bas Grluaen Der franz
sDfi&tn 8estsrun9 ein9eptaist, ieoes Sabr
1000 Wann fir ben Dtenf in MericC an
werbtn 3u lal1en /; benz &ailer Nappleun FAT
btslt 8eretttptaistett srUbe 8efriertsuns &C.
pdbrt.
STATEN. Die ttalteniIAe Sret,
maureret bereitet cine 9~rpBartige Demcnitra=
ton gt9en bic lebte Nqocuttpn bes Daptes
Dor, unO mebrsre eOsen BADEN beldlUNen, bic
&unOgebung Sfsntli9 gu be5eben. Der
eroBe Orient StalienS 1T in auBerCroentlt4er
Sibung gu lanmenberu fen, um iber bic gSabl
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gu beratben. Die
NQccution bat benz Bunbe bereits beute i4pn
etue:grpbe Nn,abl nener Wit9lteber su9efubrt.
0aribalot bat Is in einem Brieft BON Sa<
prera abgelebnt, cine Domination fir bas
ttaltentlhe parliament an;unfbmsn. Gr la9t,
es wGre I4ltmm, renn pas Solf ni4t wilBte,
ipen Is gu wablen batte.-Die papltIihe Nr@
nice fol- ltbr p%eSorganifrt lein.
Otnt1dlanp. YreuBen mno Seltret4
6aben cine Warnuns ant ben Stnat Der Staot
8rantfurt bes NbseOrOnetentases tpeSen sez
lbtdt. Nu4 9laubt man, bab Die auf ben
20. October anseIaste 8erlammlung Der De-
ltsattn bes ~NatipnalpereinS Derboten rpirbe.-
Sn gdsrnf6rDe Bate Elm fefliAer Gmpfans
oes Grbprin3en bon Nusuitenburs iattsefnns
ben, es wurO besbalb cine llateriu4uns, lcpie
BON Neuem bas Mnorinsen auf 8e1eittsung
Der Nebenresierung erpartet. @raf SOm<
bellies, Der 8ertraute bes &ail ers Warimiltan.
parb in elmer isbr tptatigen, eebetmen Wil=
lion In @ten ertpartet. Diele Wtiiion ptrp
ii9 wabr14einlid auf bic Inwerbunsen fri
fher Iruppeu be;iehen.
S9wti3. Mm Is. Stt. bot Der neut
~amerifanilAe Mlniter BET Der gto9eno1en'
laaft, 5err 5%arrinstOn, Der Na&fOlser bes
abbtrufenen 5errn 6Uss, benz Bunceaprali-
btnten S4ent feline Grepitipe uberrei9t.
S6webtn. Die fGnisliAe Nesierun9
bat gentle ~3eitunssartitel peSaoOuirt, welde
Die @rInpuns tines l%canbinapilAen Sunpes
(S6mepen, NOrtpesen nnb Ddnemarf), uro
Elm Sdub= unp GrubbunoniB 9e9en NuBlano
unb 6rantrei6 in NuSiiht itelten.-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
Nenette Na6rt9ten.
Stle0rapbirt fiir ben Baltimore weder".
SunOcShuuhtifnAt.

Waibtn9tUm, 4. Nop. Wan bat
auen 0runo gu 9laubsn, boB SeFerIon Davis
gar Mot Dor @sri8t setslt, ~lOnpern in gdlOe
tret9elallsn unO i&liebIt@ beeuaDtqt peroen
tptrD.
w ltno Die berScrrag.nbfttn Ssurifen bes
Sanoe6 um tire Qnli@t befraet wOrben ,,nb
naG ibrem @uta1ten lit bic Neoiertno ;iberz
leust, bo6 etne 8erurtbeilung tpeeen 6p6per.
ratGs niHt nit St4erbeit e~rtpartet tperben
tOnntt. Sc fnb ba6tr Bis jebt aud feline
TOrbereitunssn fit ltinsn prOaeB getrcfen
nproen.
@ouptrneur Darl IONS BON Maboma oebt
teute NaHt nah 9tewsgCr ob. ST Bate
orei LANCE llnterrerunsen nit Dem @rGipenz
ten binli&tli6 Der Nn9ele9en6etten BON OLD
banna, bsren STE lultut fir i'm lebr 3ufriepen=
felleno tit. Die &epralentanten unD Sena.
loren BON Mutama mtrpen Ii6 tis gum /.
DECEMBER bier eininben unD Ocuberneur
yarlons mirb fi9 trabrl4tinlt4 unter ben
0ebteren beinoen.
Der uSnteliemcer" tnttalt bic folgenoe
Nntilnot9ung SIS beiBt, bab Der Staatsz
letretdr pamit be14dfti9t 1T, cine NntpUrt
ouf bic Oepei6e pes Garl 9tuKel pUr3uberetz
ten, btnItGtli6 Der In DEM 8riefe Geiner
yOrolaatt an 6errn NOams SoreeI6laaenen
eommtliCn CUR Gntl6eibung eetpi6er Qns
lpruhe 9e9en bic brttttl4e 8eeterun9. Die
tra9ltde Nn9ele9enbett fam in perlAiepenen
Cabinets Sibun9en aur 8eratbuno."
= OaS Ttnan3Oepartement bat 6erte bic
itOtbt9en GOrberettungen 9etrufen, INN Der
unton=Yactfc E Giienbabn @Cmpaonte 1ofurt
$4,000 tn 8unDeapbli9attonen aus,ubez
3ahlen. IS Iino ndmli6 40 Metlen Der
Sobn DOltnpet unb mad einem @on9yeB= Sc
lebe be3ablt bic 8eeierun9 einen ;3uIhuB BON
$4,000 per Meile. @uBerrem erbdlt bic
Sompa9nie nod gentle S9entuneen BON
gano je mad Dem 9erbaItntIe, in mel6em bic
Babn Spran14reitet.
- Der Ser. ct. @pnlul BON Barcelona
i6reibt unterm 13. Sft., boB SIR. Sobn 6.
ga a9enas, fir3li6 ols Ser. ct. Gicecpn1ul
beltattet, an Der gbOlsra g~sltorben lit.
Die @bOlera in@atdlpnia nimmt le6r 1bne0
ab nnD man bOHt, bub le balO san3tt& Ssrs
14mtnben wirb.
Sin Uft3teler geri6t meloet, ba6 Scm 6.
l-13. Set. $50 Veripnen ltarben, barunter
1875 an Der GbUlera unb 25 an Der Gplit.
Som Ser. ct, GOnIul gu Natnberg 1T eben,
fats cine MittbeiGung unterm g. Set. ein9e.
trpfen, pelde bteBertdte, baB bte@6olera bort
erlAtenen iet,, fir unpubr ertldrt. NuBer ben
treni9en 6dlen in Nltenbur9 1T Die oliatiIAt
ebolera nod gar ni@t In 9eutlGlanD uufs.
treten,
- @tr3 TT nod ni6t Gbsr fem @6id1a
unterri6tet pcrben unb 1T Ie6r un9epulpia
pas 8elultot s1 bGren. @sltern idrieb er al
leinen GounI el, SIR. SGabe, II. Bat oielen, t6r
gu bslu6en uno bon Der ~un9etpibbeit ;u befret
en-. Gr lagt, &c ertporte sebGn9t 3u werpen
bod er rpOlIe e8 wtlien, bomit er iiA barau
pOrbereiten tGnne. Ser Qater S. 4. 8pYlt
belu4t i'm leibig. @tr3 liet fei1ig beutl6I
SuAer, tpelGe er BON 1etnem2tnmalt er6Glt. Nls
ct Dor einiaen Saeen ben NrtiteG aus Dem in.
tert6urer Blart las, in peldsm BON einem $
9Sir8 er5dblt piro, paB CT meqen perIAtepene,
Griminaloerbreben oerurtbeilt mprben it
la9te g8ir3, bas lei iein Better 9epel et, midi
er lelblt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06

gead Der Union Mebicale" bate bic sranfb,;t
in ben letttn 3a9elt i9ren 90bepuntt errei&t.
Der "wtenite%r" butt: euSli$ isiH @s&w.igsu
oi. GSrifbtsma6reaeln, pel9e i'm SABRE 1854 be1
@.lunbb.itsratb aufs.lteat bat. gle iinb: duBerft,
Relnlidf.it an ieiuer BerIcn, unb in Der @obnung,
parme &leibung, Gntfernung aaeS Sdnmuses,
2ifuns, SetpSbnli9e 2~ebenstptiie, s~epotrte Roit,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
Stnhte&nmmi1Idrs Office

Baltimore. /. 9trs. 1895.
0srfteelte Anee hptt merten tn bic fer Office Bic sums SANG
tag, IL. Nopembtr. %0Nmittas8 10 llbr tntseaengenrn1nte
fir grnbtren het sanger Gbsil8 bon Gumterlanbfr, ;rt fber
CStlmpreItr. un pennt 4 leania NOenue
Ter &rrtra'trr SEE bic 9nntld,tcren taten etntn Bpni
NIT aneenpmmentr StC erbrtt gu gtten, fas ta4 @rdttren In
nritter netertinfimml eeitiett nit cen 0DrfGriftsn bel
Orptuari jur 6eItteaui eineS S9fe ms tIr @rabiruaN. 9ftn
heruns uns lmpfaaert 70 Der StrOeen GaHtn unb @abGet
Der Stdct Baltimore. SIN Nuftras
Spb 9 m | B.,
(1nUb6nljaE) &Iert beS Stdtt.@ ~ptnmiGdrS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06

lammsnfunft nit Brditpent Mitre unb General
Shores balten mil.
9tS jest bat Der 8rie9 mir ~geriugeu Gtnflu6 auf
bas @ei6dft am ga Blata<Slub gtbabt; @Oniumps
tipnS9egenltdnoe fir SeereS5ipede fin6 n%atiirlid
I'M Yreiie g%etiegen, allein bic Agricnltlrs Snter.i>
fen e~rfreutcn itd. ~nien1als zines grBBeren @ebeibera
llnb bic Bfferltliben Wertbpapitre baben nod nidt
npIittpn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
& Co.,

Santiers,
go. 176 8aItimUretrase.
~ Wtr %taufen unS pertd u n unter ben Gun.
atehen Btbtn8unaen al tie pfri6tebtnen
&e9lerungs=W ertbpupiere,
SlbIi4e 9antnUteu,
Sieli6e StaotSbpnos,
Coupons, Snterel1e>yoten
@clo uno SiIber,
Stp6G Bpnbk &c uni rts eisen n W2drftes ouf Gun
mtifSn p'riSnlt@ unb bttientSe BON ytep.S prt unb pbtIahcG-
pbta eIrd tupetldiFse Agenten
WasenSDIlttttpnen nit Srrrnpttr Ablieftruna
IN eatn 3usdnsItGtn 9untien bts gtOrDenG, Suhens uns
%gtfenS;
3ttbenGOIb Uher Gsurantwe@ feI iu treens
sinsn Sttras auf SHREVEPORT, philadelphia, SUaSn unb Rid
msue;
&rlaubtn Snterefftn auf D,pENten tn GpIh
'ser 9purant, satlbar Guf Gbeds naH Slot.
Yin Sano gum Gertauf:
$500 GEO SItIt6e B~dnInsten,
SOC 600 Sieben D,e6is,r SsrfGtttene Strter)
$50 QUO Sint-3won3tJer (Os0 '62. '6I unl 's5)
$5O,OOe YIN 'abrs.& rttftate. (4Nro-l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
Stabt.G Office

SaIttmrte, 4. NGS. 1865.
SENDS etrts @efuds 1T ttermit Wrtt3 ~pteeben, toe Der
Start GCnniIKor unb her SurSeuOr am 3 eita9, ben IL. Nps
i'm IL ubr Na6n. an Srt unb SteEe iein wtrSta. um bic
9inie her @ltee Ann Ctr. BON prtfsentfr ;u Central Nbsnrt
~ %teaimmtn.
s pbEmitb,
(rtobp) QIerf ttS Stdbt.G rmntGGrS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
yICft3
@ oblsNpff3-

Nl6rtGt wtro b~ttrbutdb et8.tsn. ten ssfssli&.n StIrnm'
sebsrn IN Rem Ssri3teberen &ar. ; btr 6tnbt 8altirr ore, toe
stnt gDabI an ben Der i8itpfree StmmDIdssn Der rep.
Warbs am Oienfaa, 7. Noo 1861. ~cbssbaitsn rtrb,u tptrb
! Ter /, 2 3, f., s., 6. uno 7 QSarb. fur elm Ulit3Itet
6es DslssattnbaufS fur ben /. lesisIatiSen GiRrttt Ger
StoSt baltimore befcberb aus otenstnannten DarSt, UNI
{ Wataaj eerutilbt burdb rte &efenattcn tes 5sn. s. 3 y.
Carr auSSufuutr
8erner In esr 10 IA Is. 16, II. unb IS. gDarb fir Elm
Wtitsiitb sts DIeJI!entuufsS fir ben 3. leg ~slatip,n D.
frlft be- ,abt Bdt tmors, ut bic @atans, Seruriatt turh
bic &sfsnattrn bts 9oa. ID. 9 sbcp0ere, ousjnfnutn.
2tt e ttnmtofsG metlen am rbtnesrannten Sage son
8 ubr WrrstrS Bis 5 Ntcnbs phfn gebalten wfrben, rte Is
Sefttltt Scretfbrtebfn TT.
SHbn 8. Ddnedet,
(28pf -7rpl GbtrtH Der @,dbt FoItfntnrp
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
StaotsG~ ommi6drS Office,

Baltimore, O. Npo. 1855.
3utrlee elmer @ppitfattUu rirb bierm't Nd6riht e~eeeten,
tae Ter Stdtts9 rmmiddr unh e nrteS T I'D IN btfft Etfice
AM Eienita9. Z. Grosmter, 10 utr NPpreens rerfammeln
perren, UNI bic 2tnte an tenn Durb fhnittapuntt Der Calhoun
unb WtuIberrYhr. ftf}ufenen. SIN Auftra9
8 Db g TIT,
(6pump) @lttt BIS Stdet @ImmiHdrS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
81 permietben:

gtsntO TT bic Ginri6tuna zines YiouSr" q ,fS5; I'm Saos6s
sr rn,sSrit 81 e9ielsf iu pertuufen. DU? III ,u q
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06

9. Waro.
Der Sttmmfafen tS trttten TrtctnttB Ger ntunten gDarb
TIT Dttrfde, Z. Npp., Ode Der 6drrifpn uu6 sasette Str,
Strle t. SIN Muftras Ger QDablri6ter
(mphil q ARuIIar
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
Uerm0c6te An5etQell.
Baltimore 0OIfS 8ruuerei.

0aiItncEe SOlfS Sraueret.
Qtt @elste ber nsusn getttn Srunsret liea,u i,st a.
Sn,lpeettcn Der gtitslt. Der 70 pte auen lt,brtoen 81, Il
II tseer ~Steead6'r ~etra,IaSsn BEN 0erIan ntluuo,n bss 81,
en- 'eeen DienfG3 abtuDs s u5r IN er Central san, 9t
Is ": Qdo ct. tttjutrptne7 unb f9 ais @ttaIt,b bobei ,
bstbetlteen. S NV' 4
GSnrdb Stesman,p Or. D.. I.
(F-J Y. Gallant, Gecr. n Z
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

usISIl' s UNI HoTaoette 8orraden u. Suipitdler
I'm gt0ntde. ben 6. goS. 1865, asrb.n mir an nes,u,
ffnrat,s = napt @reenrtount ' cemetery, un6 UNI IL ubr an pa
'u'F''e 0arradtn fO'gfnbt @sbduD, %pertauirn,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
81 Oerkoufcn 81 ncrm,et6gn
g hntensNarf,

Uts sStrtHbSaft unb Gefaurdt'Un fUa t.nna6a an Elm,
Wtdlt1 ben Sad cerpadtet msrben. yorsri !.
Jug t6e fdrtftlt6e Qnmelbunoen fSnusn esii H. Satsut .
une nabsre Nustunft .%ntgsoen oenCmntrn m,rSs,
Sn Auttraee Ter 0ermaItuno WIZ"
- MopO- SuI Gnnr -.x.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06

WdpOrS Dffice, Stu GalI,
Baltimore, l. glos. 1868.
6I%nfbunoert Dollars gelobnung
rptrb fur tie 8trtaftuns unb ueber fIhruns teS W2Grb.rs pber
Ter W6reer ees 6rn. Stnrs 9. @rppe ron bier, neI6er am
Spnnta5, %. DIT, trmerhet rurbe, eeseten.
(l1-:at) Spbn Gee CHAPMAN II, Wdbrr.
S1DtiS.
Die WatIrtdter finb hermit sriuft, TIRE @IerFS uns.r.
3uettb Wl0nt g. 6 Nob rpr 3 utr Nadnittaas ouf btefe
OfTee 5u i6tdtn, UNI bic felten on Iifeiren su Ialen. :
(idmD) MuF DpfehI NS 50 n 1 / h, o ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
gu permietben:

70 Qplumbiahr. ''N' o""'',t MN
81 perinietben:
q 5mst moSltrtr 3tmmer an fe6ise Serren, init pb,r M,
(mcttl " 1N'lV S'arh
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
SDncDrOio.

Die 3ei6nune ern aftien pirb NIT rem, Is. Iss. I. g. ~,
mtferruft9 eel6lNfen. Disjenisen unirer Ntttdrasr, Teid
eelennen ltn,c, Utttsltte Ter Geleaf6dft III werSsn, rpuea 4
ssIoutst BET hem 9raiib'nten 9rn g u. Wpetel pser B.
SIM Nuftraee 6es 9srnaitrrosrStEs s'"N'''"'S
(ot-l staSNs SuIiuS GtPGh GsFr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06

J ~
Die r@pn funhenten Union gpnpleate" Rat Ben Yrtts /
Sptlen a, 1915 pr. Epnne BON 224U pfc. iIr 5ubEt
benton ertbst. SIN 5pee Ter @rbEbuns Der 8ra6t Ia pt
fes s~rrldufts Der SCItFnpreis.
Burger! Rsnmt urS fubierlBtrt ouf bieitn Stpd. gD
terlrre6fn @ud bic brfsn Sctlen, rel6e in ben Wat
trmmen, es TT ne6 eth tberer S%nceftment, wtI6es Il
btIier int efftt, oils 1Sier.
Der @ttatlrrets bar 8cbIer tetrdet E12 90 pr. Euun
Rtt etner Stdsrbeit etnes ~balbtssn Stst9tns.
Diets III BITE etnjiae G~Cmpaenie pelde ausT6ltselt6 al
Balttmcrern t%eRehtiurb BITE stnstse 6 pmpaenie, ptI6tr b.
Wafer uno 0dnetrdnSpcrt eletd5ett;e 3r @erfIJune 1ef
Metteutnbater, wd6t te GUbItn ni6t brau6en, FOAM
6teie Sur6 bic G%onpasute Ssrinufsn IaNen >pei6e bic pr
lite, Dtptptnoeu bfr pom @ertauf iberfuffser Spblen en-
~lprtneen. Surudjnblen.
Gtienbdbu-&pbIenppf: SIR. so 8ibbItfr.
Canal RpbIenbUf: Nm Bast her GarVllnea
office Der Gpmpa8nte:
gr. As ~. SaStttefrabe.
S1meSS 8. Given, SdmeS j. YurOtS,
Ssfr. NrdL (npb l.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06

$50 Rifen Connecticut SeeO 9eaf &abac
so Salen Savanna,
Sseb,n empfansen unb sun, Settaufs tats Bat,
g. 8. BpIentuS
(2pc 3utl 202 ID Bratt @te Gedtlet ST.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06

II @oumecttent Seeo Suttines u!
go Sleen bic fttnAe Qua itdt en'pFns fCebsn unb Uiitrtr
~" Spftrt G6rEttr,
1arp 81 @r6dnet place nott Sputbfr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06

@crtnecttcut SeeS xQbdf!
400 Stfen BITE fetntru E5rasper. uubIatt u. GtuIos, en-
RING fNebcn unit rftertrt tn errs.u une tleinen partteu on
Wieberpetldufer une Bet ~ttnselnen Rtfeu
SCftpb Shrtber,
Q3ctl 81 &rhauee Place nabt GruttRr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-06
Nard Snbnf !

90 gouen l urb 2 Gut, fd6n Won QudIttdt uVb SIatt, e.
pftno beute pr Steamer Wnb empFeblt 81 btutetn Sreiien
SpIepb S6rSber,
13pt) 81 Grdanes place nate Sputbfr.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-26
Negro Suffrage.

This question being now before the people
| in 4 very important shape, the following facts
in regard to the privileges Of the elective fran
chise may be Of interest:
In Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Copuecti-
cut. North Carolina, South Carolina and
Georgia, all voters mast have s. property
qualification, and in Maine and New Hamp-
shire. p8upers ere excluded.
The negro is not allowed to vote under any
circumstances in any of the States which
composed the Union in 1860, excepting .fUe,
and in only t1ro States, (Yermont and New
Hampshire) is a colored person allowed to
vote without a property qualification. In
New Hampshire there were, IL 1860, one
hundred and ninety colored voters, and in
Vermont, only eighty.
In Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, every
voter must, within two years, have paid a
State or county tax, unless excused from
taxation.
In Rhode Island, a voter must own real
estate Of one hundred and thirty-four dollars
value, or of the clear yearly value Of seven
dollars over any ground rent.
A colored person is not allowed to vote IN
New York unless he has resided in the State
three years, and is a freeholder in value OF
two hundred and fifty dollars and paid taxes
thereon.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-26
President LIncoIn's Tomb.

The tomb in which the Presidents remains.
together witt chose Of his little son are placed
is kept carrcted with fresh flowers, and about
and upon the coffin as they lie in view are
garlands and clusters CT buds and blossoms.
ever fresh and fragrant, so that the very
breath Of the sepulchre is rendered redolent
and pure.
Locking into the tomb the visitor can dis
Germ nothing offeEsiye-Do token Of the
damp vaults dayless gloon. E.'-5Ct deems
himself gazing into some floral cave whose
tenants are the graces and summer rymphs.
The taste whiCn is thus displayed in rem
dering the vault attractive is most commend
able. and viii brighten the recollection OF
every pilgrim who has here gaZed upon the
dead. Er. Willis, in addition to this, has
also opened a book upon which every visitor
can register his name and append such re-
marks as the scene may suggest to MS mind.
Since the I4th Of May last some two thousand
names Of visitors have thus been registered,
representatives of every State in the Union
and also the Canadas. One hack upon every
day during the week, and two upon the Sab
bath are kept running between the city and
4he cemetery for the accommodation Of visit
ors and all this has been since the remains
Of our late Presiden. were placed at rest in
this pleasant burial place, since Oak Ridge
has held the dust Of this great man. And in
making this notice we would conclude BY
adding that this is not only to be the resting
place of the President, but that here IS TO be
erected 6 pile TO his memory which shall
stand through all ages to come,
The rising ground Immediately IN the rear
Of the tomb has been selected as the site Of
the Presidents monument. Three ScTes upon
this beautiful 5p6: we're selected by the Mon
ument Association. and here it has been de-
cided to build the shaft TIE beauty and
appropriateness Of ;Lis site are such as would
recommend i g the minds Of all and we are
pleased to know SO agreeable a selection has
been made.-SErtrgfs,i l{R@aois) Journal.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
CARD
70 tic Union Hen Of Potter.

70 tic Union Nn Of Potter.
have been for some time past encouraged
by citizens C the County 10 be a candidate
for Representative. I announce myself q
candidate for thai Office. hear eE eandi-
dates for other Offices, without opposition,
for tie reasc- thai they have been in the
Army for the Union. ] too have been in the
Uuion Army-seryed faithfully in the ditches
and s-amps Of South Carolina uatil bCrora-
bly, discharged ty Genera! Burnside, b- -ca-
son Of disability received in the service, and
in the line Of duty. Ny son fought in the
same Regiment (45th P. VI uatil he was
killed by Rebel bullets. StiJI am opposed
by gentlemen who were never in the service
gentlemen, who if nominated, viii receive
my cordial support. # any one doubts my
honorable record while n the Army, I refer
him to every officer and man belonging to the
45th P. Y. when l left it.
If any other Soldier who has been honora-
bly, discharged, desires the nomination foI
this Office and inserts his name, viii with
draw this Card and support him.
JN0. N. kILB0URN.
Pike Nils, July Is, 1865.
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Pcnn'a Agricultural society.

The State Agricultural eXhibit ton, to be
held at WilIiamsport on the last days Of Sep
ter1ber next, promises 20 be al unusual dis
plav. TIE learn that already more space for
cattle and sheep has been applied for than
ever before, so long previous TO the exhl6l-
ton. The State Society is ezerting Itself, II
conjunction with q committee Of the Lycom-
ing County Agricultural Society, TO make
complete preparation for any crowd that may
visit tue fair or the beautiful town in which
it IS to be hald. There are now in process Of
erection stalls for nearly one thousand cattle,
sheep and hogs hall three hundred feet
long f1r protection 20 agricultural improve
ments: a two story hall, two hundred feet
long. for the display of embroidery, pictures,
statuary, piano and other articles subject TO
damage from the weather; and q covered
area. o7eflooking the whole ample grounds,
capable OF seating from two to three thousand
persons. : subcommittee Of the general
Executive Committee Of the State Society.
consisting Of Messrs. Hamilton, OfHaTrisburg,
Kapp, ofNorthumberland, Ellis, of fLycoming
Holstein, Of Montgomery, Driesbach, Of Lu-
Zerne, accompanied by number Of members
Of the society, visited WiIliamsport q few
days ago. They were Hospitality received
there. and after visiting and examining the
park, they departed for their homes, heartily
approving of the designs and acts Of the
President Of the society and Mr.. Her3ic, the
resident member Of the Executive Committee
in that locality, to whose efforts in this ii
rcction too much praise cannot be awarded
There IS every promise OF q fine display, and
ample accommodation viii he made for its
entertainment.
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CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH E0MPLNY,

Il having come TO our knowledge that im~
itasioas Of ihe American Watch hare been
put upon the market in great number, eaieu~
lated BIZ their utter worthlessness to injurs
the reputation of our genuine prodacis, to
protect our own interests and the public from
imposition, we again publish the trade marks
by which our Watches may invariably bs
known.
We manufacture four styles Of Watches.
The First has the name
"ANERFCAN WATCH CO.. Wslthamt
Mass !" engraved on the inside plate.
The Second has the name
appleton. TRACY & CO, Walthar7,
Mass, engraved on the Inside plate.
The Third has the name
"P. S. BARTLETT, Waliham, Mass" en-
graFed on the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name Amer~
lean Watch Co. painted on the dial, and are
warranted in every respect
The Fourth has the name
OWN ELLERY, Boston, Mass" engraved
on the inside plate, and is not named on the
dial.
All the above described watches are mad
ofssvarious sizes, and are sold in gold or silver
cases, rs may be required.
1t is hardly possible for US to accurately
describe the numerous limitations TO which
we have alluded. They are usually inscribed
with names so nearly approaching cur own
as to escape the observation of the rnaccus~
toned buyer. Some are represented as made
by the "Union Watch Co, of Boston, Mass"
no such company existing. Some are
named the "Soldier's Watch to be sold as
our Fourth or Wm. ElleTy style, usually
known as the Soldiers Watch" Others are
named the "Appleton Watch Co. :" others
the p S. BaItLEY," instead of our "P 5. Bart
lett = besides many varieties named in such
q manner as TO convey the idea that they are
tie yeritabls productions Of the American
Watch Company
We also caution The public, and particu~
larly soldiers, against buying certain articles
CALLED watches SO freely advertised in Illus
trated papers rs Army Watches" Officers
Watches" Magic Time Observers" "Arcana
Watches &c, the prices Of which are stated
to be from seven to sixteen dollars. A good
watch, in these times, cannot be afforded for
any such money.
\ little attention Oh the part Of buyers will
protect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS & APPLETON
Agents for the American Watch Co,
lS2 Broadway, New York,