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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-12
Nmerifaniitbe Nacbriebten.

Girginien. Nprfplt. 7. Suit. Brp.=
8ria. -@en- ST s. Mann fIlt letnen 1dptertz
gen 9olten aus NIT einem Offer, baB CT bic
Snterenen Der 8epSlferuna in ppalten WlaBe
rabrt unp IiAer baIo bic SadSe auf pem BE-
lten We9e peS 9epeiblt6en 5Ortl6ritts baben
piro. =.s
Die @iaile bon stSrunsem II. prigeleten
uno NnFanfen leitpem pas &riesSre6t aufge>
gDben wuroe, Bate bic nptb,renDiae 5clae eez
babt, baB Gen. Mann bas &rieasreGt tpie.
Der erfldren muBte.
Mappr 3abb uub feline @plisei mar mt6t
int StanDe, Srbnutg gu erbalten, unp baS
&rte9Sreht miro in eirer - milben Jprm an
setpenoet, baB ale 8arser, pelGe Srbnung
pinlden, bantit spltpmmen einser ltdnben
Iinp. w.. az ~.
Die betrefeape SrDre lautet, baB fir ale
Sale III Se3ug auf Gfentli6e Srbnuas unO
St6erbett baS &rie9sreht pteber eineefibrt
1T; baB ale Sale BON @erbaftunsen ipetBer
9erlpnem pegen 8erlebuns Soa poliseimabrez
seIn benz GiStlseriAt ibereeben ,perben, no
aber S&par3e ais 3eusen auftreten unp Spl=
oaten pper @fatroien bic Slayer linO, ba Iol=
len MilitdrbebGrben aburtbeilen. 49,
NeW Ynrt. Die naGte6enpe l1eberli6t
3etgt bic Mn3abl Der 6uB9dnser, Neiter unp
Sutlhen, ipel6e ben part an Dem erlten fuinf
&a9en pes 9e9enpartigen Npnats belu6ten
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Mns Dem Gtaate Worh(ouh.

9pwarb County,, = Dem gQtcpttS
NttIS oGccpro" lit 6plsenpe5 entnpmnen.
Die @rnten bere6tt9en at ben IdTnlfen
5OHnun9en, belpnpers Np9aen, 6afer u1p
Welihtort Der Wet3en lit i'm @eralei6 friiz
berer &rt'Ote etrpa5 3uriid9eblte6en.
= (3ufalt9 9eiapien.) Sn Der Oouner=
tags 9fadt, ais eint9e iunge 2eute einent
Sralttpaare etne Sere1tape brn6te, murDe etz
net, NamenS Soon 2eale, BON einem &artera=
ben, Name1s 9enprid, in bic 8rut oel6pfen.
Or. Nfcsausbltn 5pg bic &uoet aus DENT
Munpe nnb mam bpft, ten &erwunbeten at
retten.
(Dtebtdble.) Sm Der @Onntaqs g1o6t
tpurpe Der 2apet pe6 6errn $. 6enfe, in @Qtz
eDnttS Nftas erbrUAen unp um Sitter inn
gGertbe BON $500 berarbt. Wan Fat nph
tetne Spur 1Ut ben Oteben. .
Nnn Samlta9 Serlpr cine Dame Gin Nprte=
mpnnats NIT $50, Elm tleiner &uabe fanb CO.
oaIlelbe tpnrbe tbm aber anaebli6 BON einent
Ntaru1e, 9tantens WOr6, tpteper o~boenpmmen.
SeBterer lpurpe Serbaftet, aber fetn 0elb bel
tbnt 9etanpen nnp pa Der &tabe an fletn 1T.
9e9en Jpn gu 3eu9en, 70 muBte man i'm mic
Der entla0en.
- All - - ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-12

Wntt 0Sa1btngtnm. Wafbtn9ten,
10. Sult. (Oer YroseB Der Ntis 6arris.
Der Sertbeiser Der MiB SarriS fi6t bieIelbe
ais p%abninnig bar;uIelen. (Nle uneez
Sabmte 2eibenl6aften, bic 5clse elenber uni
lfpa6liGer gr3iebut9, miro ieBt gum @abn=
finn seltempelt !! unp nm sn~ .betpetlen, bae
oas Mbbre6en Der 8erbinbun9 spil6cn benz
Mtab6en uno bent @emuroeten Die l1rIaAe al
peren @abnlinn setpelen, beabli6ttat Der Ser
tbetbi9er ben Brtefpedlel srtlAen ben 8eiben
bei3ubrin9en. Derielbe umfabt 81 8riefe
pom Ncpember 1858 Bis Nueult 1868. Die
6ra9e, Db ber pUIitiSe 8etpei6 bes @abnIinns
su3ula1en Jet tpurpe BON 8i6ter @Ylie sur
Gntlaeipnn9 auf beute au8seIebt.
NftB !6arris IiBt NIT rubiaer Mtene i'm
9eridte, pom eiter Au;abl tpetbIt6er Treunpe
besleitet.
Dferbe@ unO @uulelel= Serfauf.) Dae
Auarttermeilter Eepartement bat wa6renn
per lebten Wo9e Iber 10000 Nauleel uni
Yferoe unb $500 Nmbulan3en uup Mrmee=
Wa9en, iopte cine Ntense @eibirre &c. ser=
tanlt, metft gu an9eme6enen Yreiiem. Giniae
Der Nmbulan3en 9in9en Bis gu $75 meg.
observation-disclosures } Naior Sbipma1 pom
l.. NSiseonlin Gar. 8e9t. 1T bon Macun, Ga,
IN gSaibtn9ton ansetOmmem nit 40 &iten
NIT Dem Mr6ioen Der NeteGeu= 8eateruno.
Sle entbalten bic eOllitanptseu 9tten bes pro
Sllortlden GOnsre0es in MpntsomerY, Mla.,
1861. Sic tpurpen !6otpcq Cobb abaenpmz
men
0aruntsr befnpet lid bic gauge p~fistele
@el4t6te Der &ebeaenarmee BON GenneIee
''nter benz COMMANDO 8rass's, SObntun's
1Ino '9ooo'S, lpwie bic Bidder bes Nebellenz
S@ab=O epartements, in NlbanY. @a., neg
9f''pr'rnen, robin ie NIT Sef, Davis eetum=
ine1 tparen.
Yennlblbania. -@bt1abetpbta, 9.
Sult. Say Gopfe beri6tete 9eltern SubIcrip-
ttonen auf Die 7-30er 9nlei6e gu benz 8etra=
&c pom $5,251,5 800, .tpurunter l6 folqenbe
beftnpm:
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Meqen S6wtnbeIet Yerbat

@e9en S9wtmbelet Ser9af,
tet, Gbas. SAME en-, Elm Deutl9er, Gtgen'
tbitmer bes alien gr9anse 6OtelS an 6, Ctr,
Dem pennlploania Sou 9eseniber, purpe
auf Die Nntla9e BON Nftb Ntber, pesen
SdYptnDelet perbaftet, Nus Dem 8erbGr err
CAB ltG, Dap bic &la9ertn benz gGirt6 etne
gOloene llbr gum Aufbewa9ren Ibereeben
battle, ais tie bteielbe pieper uridperlonste,
ltelte itA 9eraus, DAP Der gDtrtb in elmer
petnltden StnnOe bic l1br CUR y5ante" eetra<
gen nnD li6 $40 auf ptelelbe gepumpt bate,
SalO madte Der g8irt9 etne 70 unDerlddmte
5tf9nnrg, pap li@ ba5 Nap9en weieerte gu
5oblen. Der 6rteOensri6ter ibli6tete ben
STREET, tnoem CT Sanien a~ntpteS, Der &lGse-
TIN Die ubr Snriid8u9eben unp Die SptelbtG
peS SldgerS wurbe auf 1927 repu3trt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-12

9nbcrcs 8lcd. Der Netp= Sort Sunday
Nfercrr9" mill ipifiett, DAP Bier gu Qanbe cine
9roBe Observation-Disclosures 8epesune i'm
0an9e lei, pel4e in fur3er 3eit ben tleimen
39rannen eurcpa's iaredli6e 8ur6t injasem
tperpe.
Der @rfcls Der fentiden 8etpesune uater
BEN ~Srlanoern babe ben lettenpen Mettelie-
bern, Der 9rcBen beutfhen 8ereime ben Sc
oaaten einseflDst, Deatldlanb bur6 bic Deuts
l9en Imertfa'S gu respluttcntren. Dir Mtt.
9lieoer fetet inltruirt ibren Srennben i'm
gaterlanee st fAreiben ,ttp rspubltfantIAe
Wntnpbletr wanberten miltpnertustfe mad
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2tncUGm muo W1ittben.

Oertn 10 i6anpli6er @eil e erntOrpete leBte
Nralipent Der Ser. Staaten lanpte i'm Sabre
1856 einem GplfSelte in Chicago einen 3palt
gu, ben mir na6ltebenp fplsen lalien, wabrenp
mir 3u9lei6 AUDI etnt9e @Orte pes betliger,
NfitfeQ paneben iebeu, Die li6 alerbtneS ct
mas leltiam 0eaen ben 6reilinn zines MraGam
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-12
SDn1relIiDnele GanDibntpn.

9enmefee. (StrahpIrbiges genebmen
BON Gtlenbabn 8eamten.) Bon Nabptae
ptrb gentelbet: @or eintsen Ga9en flbr Elm
Spesial3us, auf bent Ta Wttslteoer bon Der
6. WtsconFnz8ntterie b~efnnoen, BON @bottas
nuOsu na@ NaibvtGe. Der Su8enieur, ber
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WMtual=Senef
QehenSz WerfimprifnnS Gnrnn mn, Gnh, Onrien

WMtuGl=S erefit
0eben8z@ ert6erungs @Ump. BON Stem Seriep.
KBm. q. 9Eebb, Iseut,
VI 0. SO Scepnb StrdEe.
Ineebduftes Capital Iber SZOOO0OO
Netn 9eeenfeitts.
Der sanas @etrtnn tOrnt ben @erF9erten ~ Gutt
SdbrItbe Dtptcenbe SO Nyrp3eut!
@erf8erMnssfb etne perbtn mad bent neucn rrb pOpIld.
rem tebn Sabr" (0cbenS) niGt SertdQenota Vla n
%auSeefeut.
Ans Der srobtn Site BON iUldsn, bic In bltfer ~gUmpasnie
osrtSert tno. nenns ta nHr bic p~lseuben beutlGen 5eTreu
ais Nt ~rrersen;
SerrI&brtftdn Or, SeS, 6enrs S6rb.
" 3 epdrItS pra1t, Or Sacot S6ntbt
n Gbrifppb Stnrtas y g Qtebts,
" 2enT9 . Barber, ~ Terbtnanb 9afenCauap,
~ aDtutdnn 9amptne, SOIL Vi beIbndnn,
" Srpn u Seenluer, Serr gDm GboS 6dspart,
" penny y d Srtnt y Sreet RnapP
~ Scnts @Sbed, y GbarIeS yttttenbprH.
n &Itas 5peentprf, y SacUb Sesssr,
- Vnt Ydul, - ItpS Bed,
y Y Z utbDt 4beptrr See9er,
. Saepb @mtnber, @bparb Stefd.
Yaptere unb 8uher, NIT ppner Snfcrndttpn, gratis az
Mue Rnb tn bieier Office tu tdbeu. t29ntat3Dit)
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Wun0eelfCNCre 81 INnchmcrSornt.
Moemtur.

s%kUSItIUE%
Grittc MuSoobc Der y. ct. 7-3O Nptcr
G~useeeeten inter benz Datum Spt Is. Suit 1865.
Sablbdr tret Sabre bonn Datum tn e~amatareu1 @eIbe p6e,
~etEIoStar, mad QGuuf@ bes 8efSerS, tn
u. ct. $40 ied,S Nrps. GpIe sohIenbe Sinfen.
9tr fnb tebt terstt, Subferipttrnen entasaen Az ntbmtn
abbu8lt@ Der Sntsrefen BIS gum Is. SuIt. Ste ieIben ptr-
ben am l. Stunt fertie iein.
tefeStf BITE etu8tae NnIetbe i'm Rdrtt,
weI3e BITE &e9teruna pffertrt unb lire srpeen
8prtbeEie rna@tn fe Ju Der
9r6bten pDpuldren Mnleibe bes Bottles.
gptr erlGuben bic ubIt6e GpmmtffpR auen Banttn, Ban.
fiert unb spe6sIern unb Iiefern bic N0ten fret an tretnb
etnen Ebeit beS 3anbeS. Otan uneIhe fb fofprt Bet
@ebrufer @eStm,
RS@de GaIttuiprt n. GGISertRr.
lutot22Sl SuEfCrspttsns. q gr1ttpu, DoIttuuvn EA
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Die s9la6ten bes letter &rieaes.

Die S@la6tem hes lettem &riegcs.
Wabrene unleres fur6tbareh 8argerfrieseS
wuroen nidt wentser ais 252 S6ladten unb
srSbsre @efedte seliefert, unD 3tpar SO in Dir
sinien, 81 in 9enneHee, Is in @iRouri, II
IN Georgia, 10 in Sup Carolina, II in NDrD
Carolina, 7 in Mabama, Ii In Qouiiana, 16
in Irfanl Jas, 5 in 5loriba, 5 in Seras, 5 in
Marplanp, IA IN &entudp unb je 1 In Denn=
iYlsanien (@'ettpsburs), Neu- MericU mnp I'M
c(npianer Gerritprium. -
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Dsutlalanb btnaus, Der @6retber nil
eiutse l9retli1e repcluttDnare pampblete
pteler @rt gelebeH BADEN. Nuu tcmmt aber
pte 5anpti ade: uSm Sabre l848" fabrt Der
5err fort, uma6teu pte Deutlden einen t&b-
men 8erlu6, Elm src6es peutlaes &etd On
sriinpen, nit elmer Organization abnlt6 Der
Der Ser. Staaten, uber NIT mpnarGiIher, in
Srantfurt liBenber Spise. 1rpb bes
5ebIf6laees Der &eppImtton
wurbe bic Spee reaItftrt, u. MT
| tesn n G0l : 9 8 { y : Z n :
O.sler Bunpestas 1T aber paS refine Sptel-
ser9 in ben Sanpcn Setrei9s unp prenBenS,
er abt feline Gcntrple Iber baS @el6td oee
peutlden gUlteS aus, iUnbern i4a
blps etnen allsemetnem 3pll=
tariff"--O
DSetretdr Sewarp lit nit Der Sadie ,pObl
befannt unb b~esanttet fe iebr." #a'1!
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49, a L-
QtncUl's @prte.) (Mtt6ea'5 @prte, }
Uni ere beutlden Mit= SnD eutIdlanberi=
burger tets Der 8rei= tirt cine ratipnalili=
Belt, Der Union H., Der INe pp. Stelmebr atbe=
.e~f"T..~o +~~.. +~e., ;atfAr IIafe, 'tpelAe
Der 5retbeit, ntGt aus ni6t an 0ott, lelblt
Sabfiu6t, iUnpern nt6t All Den Seufsl,
aus 9rtn3ip, ntdt Der II. nidt an ben 6tm>
5retbett fir belOnbere mel elaubt. Sic re-
&faden RON @feni6en, ~pralentiren Die lhled=
iurbern fir aae Melt= telte &laie Der Oertz
itbet, trelt Der Union lhen, 9erape ME Die
II. Der Serfahta9 als SaYbapfers unp
nen befen @fitteln, @ren3frClde bieS in
iete Sreibett gu fer Sanlas unb Milipuri
ptsn-lte lebsn bod! tbdten. sa.
STUDENT mir urts duf Seiten 3tncpln's ltel=
len, 8lalben mir feinen 6ebltritt gu beseben.
Grt9 perbet mir baS Mnpenfem oeS ermprbe=
ten 9rdltbenten ebret - allein MttGeQ nirr
ME lit uni erem Iu9en audb nur bic eerinatt
Anerfennung tnpet fSnnen. &C. 81
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Deutibe NrObMfte,

9Ou. Sdrinse,
Sdpei3er uno Qimbur9er Safe,
Surbinen,
Iprte que In bteIcs had f&Idsenten Gpe,ereirn Gets dn6anh
~ ~tebeHtenb r~e6uitrten pretfen. I'm @rpben unb 9letner, bel
@ebrIber Weber,
(2Iiun1NPN IS 81. 6reteri6ar,
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Segetni9te Staaten
I. 30 u nlci0c.
brittle Gerie.
23 100000 O.

@uf GrHd4ti9un8 be8 SGatomtsietretGr8 efferirt be,
llnter5ei9nete, tpel@er General ubicriptionszgseu fiji,
ben Sertauf BON SereiuiSteu Gtouten 8srtbpapiereu If
benz @n6tjIun bic brittle @erie S6aenDtcu, ipel6e pc,
Sa9r fteten unb Drei3e9ntels gro3eut 3inIcn trasen, be.
tdnut al8
100 MnIetbe.
Die 3inieu gu 7-3O &rO3ent 6etrasen
Ginca Gent per Gag BON cine $50 MOte.
Stuei Gents - ~ 500 Note.
Ssbt y - $500 Seute.
@~s:panSiS - ~ y y $1,000 SfOte.
Sin SOuGr - ~ - $4,000 WOte.
SieIe Ncten itnS BON Is. Sult 1865 a~usseftelt uni
brei Sabre mad Senannteu Datum in 9apieroeIb bei,r
sa9l6ar Ober fte fSnnen aud je mad Der Wa5l bes @iseu.
dinners seBeu
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.. q. 5.2O ieGsprO5entlQe
IN 0c1S 0ersin8lithe NUubS.

OV*" UNN6NHNUNVNUN ~VWVp1
um9etauI8t merbsn.
anf bieien Bombs ftett iett Elm I9Sues 9rauium upt
ftn6 ~bieiet6en ME ale Resieruns8boubs bon be-
8efteuerang burb Staaten, Counties pber GtGbte frei
bieier ltmitanD er9S3t ben DertP berielbeu- lie mad ben
Steneraniabe fir onberes @iseni6um nm elm Bis ere
Pro5ent per 9abr. Die 3inieu ftnb iebes SaIbia5r burt
Coupons 3aRI6er, tpeIde Ieetere elmer jeben Obligation
~beIgeftl0t finb, bon ~berIet6en absef9nitten unb an irsent
einen 8anquter rber eine 8anf Sertauft tperben fSnneu.
Dies 1T
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Netti. Sir peiteren 9eleitOF febe aud,
bte y terte Sette. 1
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Gin ccatla,cr Wt3t an GaeitnI 0iQ.

Pr, @@Snep, fta6er Nrst am 8rbstsn Spttat In Dbt-
tatsaRpta uno lestbtn @n8snarit res erGeten Sptta!S bier,
2ut 'M9 Jest na9f Ger Gde Ger z, nno @eanf Nce. on Capitol
@fDF8eHS HHb RAD 5 nbr @benps IN fetnem 6auIe.
@usentrante theaen er ~belpntete MuimertlGa,teit suweu.
26 Neun1. Mpe. 12,lii TBtl
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!

Bum !3rete Der grrt6tune Der &ftsn Ssnuersi In Goutpu.
otm neuen @rr'enbaale %eteenIber, perbsn f9ttftltde gn.
eebpte ~ ~
tur bic Mus8rabune Der Rtler,
y carpenter ~rbetten,
n l Witatun Bndfeine,
BITE Mdurer- 2rbeiteu,
u etne Odmpfmdfttne ban 16 p~fertetroft,
" jpet DlmPfftfeI Don 80 p~ertefraft
u swst erDee ~tupferne RtFei,
n 1900 q nnb % Sterf6fer,
n tpe' Wintf1beitthe, 240 Barrel taltenh.
u 10000 Barrel erDBe 8ierfafIer,
y 24o0 Barrel @GbruH9stufen,
" tmet q panntae nat ein:n lfpdnnteen Bterwaaeu
tn Der 9tftre Der Baltimore County 8rertns Co., ND. is
@Ortb Str bs ,urn 10. Suit BON 9 uNr @UTsens tic / ubr
Wd4mtttaSs ~enteesen aenpmnen unb t6nnen safeIbf aud
ee Set9nuneeR unb Ssatneunsen etnee fe6en rerten.
ul1-IO) SDtepb RupPert, grdE
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5u permietben auf Is Sabre Scale
@irtbI6aft III perfoufen

E.M eut Stneert6tfte QDlrtbfdaft NIT 8a9atsu unb bps.
PETER Reselbabn TT Observation-Disclosures taIber iofSrt y,
Sst!asIsn' N"&tufrasen ia q. 5OWarbfr, Ode sn OiaSi.
's Gun26 81
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Der. ct. Sicben:S rciBigcr S6asnmti
MOfcn.

NoSaetenbe 9abtH ne 3etst bic Tettr 8rfen Ter serSMi,As.
men 8ttrdee, wpSpn bte i3tnier TN @prans erIaubt Yefrbsr
2. !. - xawhsn Qona Ntp fnea{Ea fr1,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-28
hThey NAV talk of this world"

Talk who will of this world as desert of thrall
7 ct, yet there is bloom on the waste,
Tho the chalice of life hath its acid and gall
There are honey drops too for the taste.
we murmur and droop, should sorrow cloud stay,
And note all the shades of our lot.
But the rich scintiatons that brighten our way,
Are basked in, enjoyed and forgot.
Those who look on mortality's ocean Alright,
Will not mourn DER each billow that rolls,
But dwell on the glores, the beauties, the might,
AS well as the shipwrecks and shoals.
How thankless is he who remembers alone
All the bitter, the drear aud the dark
Tho the Raven may crosk, with its woboding tones
Do We ne'er hear the song of the Lark?
We msy utter farew ell, when tits torture to part,
But in meeting the loved one again,
Have we lejoiced with that wildness of heart
Which out ba ances ages Of pain?
WIZ hath not had moments so laden with bliss
When the soul in its fitness of love,
Would waver, if hidden to choose between this
And the Paradise promised above?
Tho the eye may be dimmed with its grief drops
awhile,
And the whitened lips sigh forth its fear,
Yet pensive indeed is that face, where the smile
T.not oftene seen than the tear.
There are times when The storms gusts may rattle
around
There are spots where the poisoned shrub grows,
ct are there not hours, when naught else can be
found
But the sunshine, the South-wind, and the roe?
Oh hopelessly rare is the portion that's ours
And strange is the path we take
II there spring not beside u.s. few precious flowers
go soften the thorn and the brake.
The wall of regret-the rude clangor Of strife,
The souls harmony often may mar,
Bat think we must own in the discord oflife,
IT'S ourselves that oft waken the jar.
Earth is not all fair, yet It's not all gloom,
And the voice of the grateful will tell
That He who allotted pain, death and the tomb,
Gave hope, health and the bridal, as well.
Should fate do its worst, and my spirit oppressed
Ger it's own shattered happiness pine,
Let me witness the Joy in another glad heart,
And some pleasure mu st kindle in mine.
Then say not this W rld is q desert Of thrall
There is bloom, there is light on the vase,
Tho the chalice of life hath its acid and gall
There are honey drops too for the tas'e.
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Fall and Winter Clothing,
Gardeners Furnishing Goods,
80 Hats, Trunks and Valises,
all of which have been gotten up by the manufacta
to ord and with direct reference to the wants of
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to our stuck and keep constantly full supply of the
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country. We will also have made to order any article
desired, and guarantee satisfaction. Having all the
ADVANTAGES enjoyed by the house for twenty years
prev the war, with determination to offer the
best goods at the lowest prices confidently invite
the patronage of the old customers OF the house and
that of the public at large Terms CASH
WERTENBAKEk i WILLIAMS
-1yx
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Richmond Advertisements.
RICHMOND
Clothing Bazaar,
No. 1l9, MAIN STREET
LOEB BROTHERS,
RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of
IO Richmond and vicinage that with greater facilities
than are at command of
ANY CLOTHING HOUSE IN VIRGINIA,
| They have opened the extensive Warehouse built by
them exp ressly for their occupancy, located
above and are determined to conduct the
CLOTHING BUSINESS
| upon so liberal scale as to attract
ALL CLASSES or PURCHASERS
| READY MADE CLOTHING
| and to convince the entire public that the
RicHanon Clothing Bazaar,
| is the place long sought for by
TIE FASHIONABLE WORLD
THE ECONOMICAL PURCHASER
The SEEKERS of GREAT BARGAINS,
| and all who would buy the most desirable
| New and Seasonable Goods,
AT
POSITIVELY LOW PRICES.
| In making these assertions, Messrs. Loeb Brothers
desire to cali the attention Of the people to the fact that
! they have large
Importing and Jebbing House,
IN NEW YORK CITY,
where two of the members of the firm located
This house has been established nearly twenty years
and has
EXTENSIVE EUROPEAN CONNECTIONS,
from whence by direct importatio it is continually
supplied 18th THE CHOICEST FABRICS. from
the celebrated houses of English FIR ench, and German
Manufacturers at the
PRIME COST OF MANUFACTURE.
BROAD-CLOTHs,
ENGLISH BEAVER CLOTHS,
CASHIERS, DOESKINs,
VBsTINGs,
and in short all kinds of goods ever found in
First Glass
Fashionable Merchant Tailoring
Establishment,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
may be here in the newest styles and designs and
Richmond. in the
CUSTOM WORK DEPARTMENT,
will be in the genteel style and fin
ished in the workmanlike manner and to every
customer
Perfect SATISFACTION Guaranteed.
In cur department fo, the sale OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
shall always keep
THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY,
composing great variety of all grades of Goods, in
ev cry quality, so that
THE POOR,
THE MIDDLE CLASSES,
THE RICH,
suit their. tastes and their pockets, and to all
classes we are determined to
SILL OUR GOODS,
we have adopted
The One Price System,
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The Basis Of Representation

The first of the columns given below shows the
number of representatives the several States
would be entitled to on a white basis, which cor
responds to the basis of actual voters the second
gives the number the States will have on the ba-
sis of population, now that the negroes are all
counted; and the third the present number, or
the three ifths negro basis:
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White Basis. Whole. 9-5 Basis

Unless the voting basis is adopted, the South,
il will be seen, gained sixteen members by eman-
cination. If it is adopted, they will lose eighteen
members. Should the amendment be adopted
and members apportoned according. to voting
population, the South will have the indueement
IF an absolute gain of thirty~tour members IN
Congress TO make voters Of the lreedmen'
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Millinery /! Millinery !

KLAUBER, & ZEIMER,
No. 227 Broad Street, Richm Ond, Virginia.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
MILLINERY ANE FANCY GOODS.
WE tender our thanks for the liberal patropaee
w given US, and offer to customers the most
COMPLETE STOCK of MILLINERY GOODS
to be found in The South comprising all the latest
French Novelties for the Fall and Winter season. ys
FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, RIBBON2
VELVETS, STRAW GOODS, FELT
AND BEAVER HATS, etc.
We have also on hand large assortment Of
FANCY GOODS.
We feel warranted in saving that ALL especially
try Merchants, will find it their interest call and
examine stock and prices before purchasing else
where.
Ba~ Particular attention paid to Orders. -Da
Sept 10. 1865 suoh
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MITCHELL & TYLER,

MITCHELL & TYLER,
JEWELLERS.
TTAFING re6tted our store we invite the attention
III of old friends and the public t, entir ely
new and desirable stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
Fine French and American Clocks;
DIAMOND, AND FINE GOLD JEWELRF /;
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE;
FANCY GOODS, &C., SC.
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the best manner.
n3y- Cash paid for old Silver and Gold
MITCHELL TYLER,
1O8 Main street,
Sept 2s-6m* Richmond, Va.
The Opelousas courier., 1865-05-20

sites enough of central power among the nu-
merous stipendiaries Of the Government, and the
mushroom aristocracy that has sprung up among
the many misfortunes of civil strife. A ls-'sei
standing army, oGcered at the discretion of the
Federal Government, could be relied upon to
sustain any system that necessitaied the existence
of such standing army. The public press, sub
sidized or controlled by arbitrary power, would
become an instrument of, rather than protec-
ton against tyranny, and the masses would have
to rely upon revolution for their redemption.
Such are the perils that threaten the Republic
as it energies, shattered and impoverished, from
the furnace of civil war. But the danger may be
averted by removing at once, between the North
and South, the relations of conqueror and con-
quered. Let perfect political equality between
the sections be established let the sovereignty Of
the States be acknowledged, let the necessity for
a standing army be Cancelled, and policy OF
cancellation inaugurated, and the Republic may
resume its natural career of freedom, prosperity
and progress