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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

TO the Votensof the tSeoenth Congressional
ties of Azero2od7in, Fairfaa, Prince William
Fuqquiey, LoudoWn, CIarke, Warren, fired
erick, and Shenandoah:
FELLOW CITIZENS In reply to the enquiries
made about my views on Negro Suffrage | beg
leave to repeat what said at Fairfax, Court
question of Suffrage was matter entirely for
each State to regulate for itself, and with which
Congress has nothing to do, This being my
most decided opinion, should be elected to
Congress, and get my seat, shall act and vote
in accordance with the wishes OF the State as
expressed by the General Assembly and the peo-
pie Of the State
This ought to be satisfactory TO the voters
anG people of the district.
Your obedient servant,
LEWIS MCKENZIE.
Alexandria Oct 4, 1865 oc 4-dtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05
For Sale and Rent.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE.-The
HEAE:;ii undivided half Of BRICK HOUSE with
store attached situated on the north side Of
Prince street, between Union ana water SITS
fronting on Prince street "a feet inches. and
running back Il feet This property IS in fee
and is now paying a yearly rent Of S42o For
further information apply to GEOKGE " M
BRENT, Fire Insurance Building, hlng ST.
2-2wM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

NEARYLAND FERRI.-Capt. Robert
lyl Griffin respectfully informs the public
FERRY BOAT, from King street dock to the
old ferry slip, Blacllock's wharf. He has on
the route two fine foot boats, capable Of carry
ing fifteen or twenty passengers each. Every
facility will be afforded, and he solicits q con
tinuaton Of the patronage from both sides OF
the river. oct 4--3t#
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05
DRY Goods. millinery. &c.
ana@ GRAND OPENING OF FALL
a 49, AND WINTER GOODS.
AT B. STOLL'S, NO. 178, KING ST,
lARoYE WASHINGrON SrREETl

4 b SIOL1'D, NJ IiS. AlNV -
(ABOYE WASHINGTON STREET.)
The Ladies' and the Public generally, are
most respectfully notified that / am now re-
fsaHIIIs s 81 WINTER STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
consisting Of the best assortment ever offered
in this city. .-.,-, ,.o,...
consisting of plain and figured Silks; French
and English Merinoes. all colors; black and
colored Alpacas; embroidered, PLAID, and plaln
poplines; Alouselaines OF all qualities, 1Eench
In HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, 7 have 6
complete assortment OF Linen and Cotton
Sbeeting and Shifting, Pillow Linen and Cotton
Table Linen DamasE Towels and Napkins,
white and colored Quilts, irish Linen OF al
qualities and prices F]annels, sc CLOTHS
and Casscmeres Of all styles, and from the
cheapest to the best; CLOAKS and SHA Y LS
of the latest designs; Hosiery, Gloves, hand
kerchiefs, Embroideries Of all descriptions;
HOOPS and SKIRTS, the cheapest III the mar ar
ket; Balmoral Skirts, Corscts, tANC1
GOODS of all kinds. Also, recciyed, ~ ele-
CANT assortment Of BED BLANhEI6r III
which can offer inducements.
/ would call especial attention to my as
ortment Of CARPETS for which have fit
ted up separate room, and am able to show 4
full line 1T all times
Hundreds Of other articles might be men
toned, but [ will only say that everything
usually kept in first class dry goods store, can
be found in MY establishment.
4 call from all in want is most ,respectfHtly
solicited by 3. SIOLL,
lis, King st.. Cd door above Washington.
2y.sN. B-DeAlers from the country and far
mers are requested to examine my stock. as /
can furnish them at the lowest wholesale prices.
oct PIN 5. >.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05
LOCAL n Il w S.
O go

Comfy CoURr.-(From the Record. :
Wednesday, w ashington VS. BurIey-lll ae0'
nil debit-replication and issue.
Sinclair & Latimer vs.. Fl. L. Monroe-e1e-
cution stayed until further order OF the court
Com. ys. David Harry--on. an indictment
for netit larceny-sentenced to 10 days lmprls-
ment in the county jail and ten la 3 re-
sCom.cys. Joshua Harry-on an Indictment
for petit larceny discharged. s@..r
Charles W. Whittlesey qualified as an attor-
ney at law.
" H Duany was allowed $50 for defending
,Johsua and Davy Harry.
IT. Armstrong was sexonerated from the
navment of tax OF $3.50.
Com. Us. James Evjtt-on an indictment 1or
assault and battery-yerdict Of guilty and dam
ages assessed at 81 Judgment for line ana
costs. ,S&
Com Us. Daniel Campbell-on an indict-
ment for petit larceny sentenced to 80 days
imprisonment in the county jail. 1aTo
G. ". Brent vas allowed S. for defending
Campbell. }.4
The witnesses in the above cases from q
distance, were allowed compensation for atten-
dance.
To-DAY.-Harri Smoot Us, L. Patton
unlawful Observation-Disclosures not appearing
verdict against deft. and judgment accordingly
T.. Hall VS.. Jacob Thomas--issue-ver verdict
and Judgment for def. lT.<
The license ofLewis G. Wilson was trans
ferred to Jos Cowling.
Graham vs. Digs unlawful detalner-no
appearance for deft-verdict and judgment for
plft. ass ..r..,..,
Weinberg VS. Hinson-on motion to quash
capias- continued. ..;..
Jas Green VS.. Thos LaWson-on sugges-
tion-vs. Thomas Jamieson-dsmissed.
Weinberg VS.. Hinson-motion to quash bail
bond-overruled.
Robt. E. Heyman was naturalized.
Hughes VS.. Levy-continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

!, GEoRGErovN FLOUR MARKET, Oct. 4.-De-
Inand iair, mainly to supply the local trade,
with an upward tendency OF prices. Supers
are quoted to-day at So; Extras as -. 81 to
$1,000; Families, $3.50 TO Sl4.50. wheat
No white appeared in the market; good req
is quoted At So 40. -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

JUSTICES COURT Before Justice Beach
this morning, M Eldridge & Go. VS.. Redmond
Foster-action in detinue for the detention OF
mare, Of the value of $lO0-judgment against
pitts. for COSTS exceptions taken to decision and
case sent over to the County Court.
Jesse Gibson and Henry Young, free negroes,
arrested for disorderly conduct and fighting
fined 81 each and costs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

A difficulty occurred across Hunting Creek
on Tuesday, between a white man named
Bryant Hall, and negro man named Parker,
in which Hall fred gun, loaded with shot at
Parker, wounding him in the head and hand.
The arrest OF Hall has been ordered by the mil
ltary authorities
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

A great amount Of property, formerly be-
longing to parties in Virginia, has recently
been restored to them by the Freedmen's Bu-
reau, which has been held by that Bureau as
abandoned property. The Bureau is in daily
receipt of applications for the restoration Of
such property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05
w DE tn
" ES.

Oct Sd 1868 IN the First Baptist Church AlaNa ndria,
BY Rev Geo * Sampson D. D. and Rev. & {. Biting, l'r
EDW ARD G uIICk and Mss .tII1& {. NlihEhS, both
of Aexandra Va Fredericksburg papers please copy
Tn Washington on the Sd inst by Rev. Clas II. !l,
D. d. Lieut. Con'r HENRY T.. no WILSON, I. 5. Navy, to
HANNA Il. daughter Of &. j. Middleton, Esq.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

Some transfers Of property, at private sales,
have recently been made, in this place, at fair
prices, considering the times and the prices
obtained at public sales. In some instances
residences have been bought by persons intend
Ing to come here to reside next Spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05
CIatIliElg, &C.
2 z IL Q Y 4 L
A RNOLD & FIELD,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHS, CASSTMERES AND VESTIN GS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS. AND
G.ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Having disposed IF our interest in the AIer-
chant Tailoring business, al ! 49, King ST., to
to O'Neal & Dwely, aid removed 30 No. 69, we
porpose to offer for your inspection good line Of
the above goods. Our long experience in the
manufacture Of Cloths and Cass'meres, gives
us q great advantage II selecting our STOCK
which we intend to sell st q small advance Oh
cost.
We shall offer great inducements to Tailors
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
You viii find in our Gents Furnishing De-
Dartment a great selection Of goods III that line
ALWAYS on hand. Give Us > cal and you Will
never regret it. at no. GO, King street, next
door to Mlier>s China Store.
sep Oft ARNOLD - tihLlj.
yIASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTAB
Z LISH MENT
lIcssrs @ Neil & Dwell having purchased
the interest Of HieSsrs. Arnold i Field IN the
MERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS,
have removed to The Store Itcl J occupied By
that firm,
So KING STREET,,
Where may be found the best assortment OF
CLOTHS, in this city, both Of FOREIGN and
DOMESTIC manufacture.
Mr. O. Neil ability as a cutter iustifes them
in assuring their customers a stylish and we'll
fitting garment:
They have also fine assortment Of Cents
FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts, Socks,
Ties, Scarfs and Gloves { all kinds
w. Please call and examine our goods and
Judge for yourselves at 50 X ing street, one door
east of Parker's Theatre sep 25--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

TXCHANGE HOTEL,
~ L u r. A K VA.
The subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the travelling public that he has re-
paired and reftted the above named house, and
will be happy at all times to accommodate them.
His table will be furnished with the best the
market affords, and his stable we'll stocked with
grain and hay. Strict attention viii be paid to
the wants Of his guests. His bar is supp led with
the best LIQUORS. D. NJ ADAMS.
I,uray Page CO.. Va. oct .i--tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

The landing place of the Maryland Ferry
boat is now at the old Ferry Slip, Blackjack $
wharf. 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

The touch of winter this morning made
economical people think Of fires and stoves
aud all people think Of warmer clothing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

The newly elected officers Of Mount Vernon
Division Of the Sons of Temperance, were
installed last night, at a meeting III ~Ly-
ceum Hall Addresses were delivered BY Rev.
Mr., Bates and other gentlemen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05
LIBERTY HALL.
GRAND SELECT BALL.

FIRST GRAND SELECT Ball,
OF THE
IND EPENDENT CT UD,
.,&Ll TO TAKE PLACE At THE
CITY. ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
on MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9th, 1866.
The Committee have spared neither pains
nor expense to make this one Of the most pleas
ant Balls Of the season.
Master of Ceremonies
RICHARD VI. LATHAM.
Floor Managers,
j. G. WHITE .: ". HUNTINGTON,
D. HARRISON APPICU.
Committee Of Arrangements
OSCAR rl'ENAN WI. uAMMERDINGE2,
WN WIEATIY. OWEN hINSI0W.
" The best String Band in Washington has
been engaged for the OCCASION.
Tickets 81 to be had ofany Of ofse Com mittee
oct 2-cO3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

;, A general meeting of the stockholders OF
the Alexandria Canal is to be held on the 18th
OF November next
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05
Esy Wilmer & VI, zasEsingtoza, AsHctsrs.

GALE OF VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
- in Alexandria county, Va.-By virtue Of
deed Of trust, executed by Samuel s. Corbett
and wife, dated April 20, 1859, and recorded
among the land records Of Alexandrla county,
in Libel I, No. 8, Folio 523 will offer for sale at
public auction, on TU ESDAY, the 24th day of
October, 1865, in front of the Mayors Office at
Il O. clock, q TRACT OF LAND in Alexandria
county, Va containing (282) Two Hundred
and Eighty-Two Acres, situated and lying on
the Columbia Turnpike Road.
Terms:-Cash enough to defray the expenses
of sale and to produce 81, 600 with interest from
lst May, 1859 and the residue in three equal
payments at g. l2and Is months; deed Of trust
to be given by the purchaser to securessthe dee
ferred payments. GEO. w. BRENT,
il. sen 23-2aW Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

D. T. W ltit / ICJDC , lOlG,
GEO. BRTA1 r. w. BEEERwooD.
of the late firm of Bryan s. Adams
BRYAN & BRENTWOOD,
AMOS B. ,SLAIMAAER. .-...
BRYAN 6 GREENWOOD,
Have opened we'll selected stock Of DIR I
GOODS, at the old stand of Bryan q Adams
No. IS, KING street; where they invite their
friends and the public to call and make their
purchases. sep Elm
-NTEW FANCY & DRY GOODS STORE
IN CHARLES W GREEN,
No. 49, North Fairfax Street, in Mansion
House Building.
Has just received large assortment Of FAN
CY and DRY GOODS for fa!! ard Winter use;
which vii! be sold at the lowest rates. sci lily
W. R. RILEY. P. c. RILEY
WIN. R. RILEY & BRO,
" Extensive Dealers in
FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS,
OF THE BEST MANUFACTURERS.
No So CENTRAL STORES, No. SC.
UEST BUILDING,
Bet eth and Sth Streets opp. Centre Market
WASHINGTON. D. G.
ONE PRICE, and that the Lowest
Washington, D. c., sep 2S-1m
~ G KING u Z. r. EONBURI,
II. Of Alexandria,
&. n. MEYENBERG.
A8 L5ARKLT sPBCE,
(UMder the Avenue Housc)
WASHINGTON. D. c..
respectfully invite their friends to give them q
DRY AND FANCY GOODS constantly on
hand and no efforts will be spared to please.
Washin gton, Sept. 4-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

HOR RENT.-Three very pleasant ROOMS
e NOD south Fairfax street
oct ST. ADAMS & W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-10-05

TOR sALE.-A fine top BUGGY, new har-
L ness and good horse. Price, $500. Inquire
at this Office. IT, oct St
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-13
&nn Inrt Mnnrnr-

Sort WOnrOe, II. Mat. Sn Grpur-
tnr9 Der oemnd6it acknowledgement Nntanft Den
POtOmoczN rmee in Nieranrril uno @aibin9ton
tperoen 9rObe SOrrdtbe olIer Nrt BON bier aux
ben POtOmac binauf 9eididt. Gsitern 9ing cine
SlOtllle Don 80 SOurIlez uno 10 GOmmiiIa=
RATS S@iffen BON bier e~6enfaQ8 babin ab. Aue
S6ilfe, bic nit 2apungen na6 @itp POint unO
NI1mOno beitimmt waren, tperpen nab Der
~neueiten Orore tbeilpeiie bier 5urldgebult II,
pdbreno Die anoern na& Baibinstcn 5u 9eben
baber.
Ser Dampfsr Sutton bon 6iltpn tSeao lit
beute bier an9etOmmen. Sic 8itterung lit du=
eerit parm uno Grobeeren, Grblen uno anoere
6rtldte ijnO I'M btaigen 8rei8 I'M usberfluB gu
baben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-13
0;cuts aus Stem Sr(eouS.

atrbp Smttb NOD in er Il /
arteg.
@r b%eitbiO6rt feine Sruppen Bis sum 2eatsn aus'
baIfcn.
New Orleans, 5. Dtai. Strip Smith
erlieB am 81. D. &C., in SbreuepOrt, Ga. einen
Nufruf an feline SoIooten, morin Ell ibnen Die
uebersabe Sees un5eigt uno iie beIdw6rt, bel
ibren 6abuen gu iteben, bis an8mdrtige 6llfe
tdme, ooer bis ie fid 8%ecinsun9en, Die zines
itcl5en gpltes mTroi9 ieie1, erfdnpft bitten.
Ser 8eit Der Wtanni6lft oe8 GebeQen 9tams
D0ebb", 1T i'll Nep Or!ean3 ongetonlmen
@Uuo. Bea5 bat Die fribere Ginrtgiitrirung
Der Bdbler fir ni&tig erfidrt uno sine neue
uerOrouet. Gbenip bat er mebrerI 6taotbeam>
ten abgeieB! uno neue e nannt, oeren @om=
miilionen nun Der Staat8iefretdr niht beititI=
gen 10 d, neil tie uugeIeplid iino unc es emit
itebt Oapurd niht menig Nuire3uug.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-13
EsleAr0pbifDe SSaeDrtd,tes1.
Btrt&tet fTx ten BoifImpre s2sStg.
Ser 4ruses hsr GScrIMlpSrnun.

0Gs Ssrt@t nO6 thinner sefGIDffeu
Wafbtn9tOu, II. Ntai. 9te 9eri6t.
e@rfotter Der 8reie paren beute obermaIs er.
tClslCS In ibren 8emtbuu9en, Ginlo6 in Der
SerIdtslaaI gu erbulten, rod 9Gaubt man, oaf
arrangements eemadt weroen, 9asjenige aug
Den Nerbanelunsen gu publi3ren, mas Obne Der
Su3e gu i3aoen, 9egeben meroen fam OoS
Sertdt bat cine Au5abI ~beeipiste 8eribteritatler
Die So. S. u. gtiten uub SObn 50. Gtam:
pitt bon bier eridienen aIs Nnwd(te fur Mrs.
Surratt uno Midoet O'9ausbIin unb b6&it
tuabriaetnIt& &eperop Sobnion meroen nod
olS beratbenoe anwdlte tbdtis fem. Mr. Sir.
Stone uno SbC8. Gwing uertbeinigen 9r. Muoo
uno 9arOIo. Wan WeiB ni6t, pb bic oroeru
Sefansenen bereits Nnwdlte baben.
Sbre S~ebanOluns lift human, ibre Sage CONS
%fprtabel, bod peroen ale ftrena betua6t.
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s- Sr. 9o5m gsinter Sersirt :, sa,a !. y.
eineu 2un& in ieiuer DETERMINATION gso. Iss "a SAFE m.I.;
m%rreitr.. nobel es tros benz Biertrie0 an e,ueSr fri;%sn
Ertuf ri@t fe9len mirt. '''~'"
~ 9n Ser Gtffabt er6fnet Serr Il. Usooner. @6s
Mabtion rub Da0asir., eiuen net.en @ontbrinnsterons
no fat res Meibrnit&s muir Bed unb Eager ifauriren
werben. @tAR i~ G1IsSa3
~ "Down town., nGniliG an Der Gde bon Mtice
Gnu unb 9fesiferlr. ipintt Serr Serb. Bitter ieineu Srenus
Ben nit eiuem iaftisen @al6si9lesel 3ur itbli6en eunf&
set. Mud Pat CT nod ,e&tseitiB etras gtoF einDes
[ent.
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d GDhtcbifeS GSefuch.

SD crude ben !6errn oGinseianot", Der
uns geltern feline 8eisbeIt int Baltic. 8eder"
p~ifenbarte, b6fli6 It mir ieinen Namen uno
Wcbnort %an5u9eben, um ibs auf meil1e eigene
&ednung unO perl6nlide 0erantmOrtli6teit sa
einem NDsrldb gu grcfeiicr Sdmict gu i6iden,
oa id in Der Shat an ieinem seiunoen Menz
i6enoeritano 5peIHe uno fiir6te, iein 3ultano
peroe traurige ScIsen fir Jpn lslblt unp feline
camille baben. @eCr9 &Of,
,.-,a Hierbrauer en- 8eloir Noao.
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Spa Wort Hrpal.

0sm gprt, ~. Mai. Ter Sampler
Sutton" lit nit N1Aridten pom g.. aus BOrt
&ppal angefonlnen. 9erleIbe brin9t Saponne<
Ier 3eitungeu pom 8. Gin Yarlamentd.bO
uobm cine Nn3ubl 6erren na6 SIiters 5errp,
EN- route fir Nu9uita, mo lie einen 3ebellenz
GOmmifdr treffen ipllten.
Wti6ler 5iebt nit elmer 8onbe 9e8peracps
bur6 Glib Carolina unO mprpet unO %pIinpert
bic geder.
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ASnntHiffrativs 8 Mu3eioe.
Gin bas SeutSbe N,ublifnm.

Die nioslcie Gu9t Der bieftgen fopobl, ale Ter Brauer
in ben anberen g tGoten Der Union ibr @eTb6It 3u mono.
potif,eu. NIB niht anein bic Siernertdufer ioubern bas
bisririnienbe GubIitum i'm A~a5emeiaen BON ftG abbGngis
;u ma6eu. unb fi6 auf l%lntofteu Der arbeitenben 3laiie
Der SebGlterura INNER ulebr unb n1ebr Az bereibern, Eat
uuter henen, tie bur5 tieie ridt 81 re6tferttaenbe, unb
inter allen l%lmltdnbcn Su bertammenoe SantlunSspeiie
emriiutlid ~ Ieieen baben, eine 8etpesung berocrseru.
fen, bic uuieren beutlpen Vfitbirgern s~eSenii6er elmer Gra
rI6rIns beearf.
Sm Sabre 1861 tereGneten uns bic 8rauer fir ieteS
Barrel Bier Sc. so unc mir fopnteu nit 2eiGtigteit benz
@cniunenten bas @laS nit 4 @s. ~oertaufeu, i'm Wiuter
1861 ret ucirten bic 4robuceuten ben Sreis beS 8ieres
;u IS so, int CONNER 1862 trot cine @r6obuus oi
ST elm, unb trctbem mir ertr~Itteten, eB Der Winter ms
cine grnGSisung bes TreiIes brin9en piirbe, erfcIste nit
benz 8 Sctbr. 1862 elue Gtei5eruus bic $3.50.
gBir murrten nidbt tpenn am 2. NtGrS 1858 cine anbere
GrbGbuns bes YreiieS ouf So, am IL. Ntai ouf $3.50.
am l. SUM duf SO. aI 9, Utai 1864 auf SO eiHtrat.
g8ir tru9en ben l~lmtGnben GfebnuuS llb ~besdbtteu Serne
bonn Suli. 1854 $l1 OrlarS pro Barrel, ais aber Der
Yreis I'M na6itfcISenben @uJuh ouf SO flo er96bte, ben
mir Bic gum beutiSen cage in Inbetradt eer aneercreentz
liben ~llmItdnoe ~be;ablteu, glaubten mir uuiere S4ulbisz
felt set6au, unb ben Serrn 8rauern sejeist ;n babeu, BAT
tpr Bis sur Creme ber 0tSsli9feit seben molten. SeSt
aber bd uniere 70 iebr semiEorau6te Sereitwi1igteit bic
Gaiten beS naticndleu llrsIidS, trelbsS itber unIer 2dnb
s~efcutnIer 1T ;u %ertrd9er, %tieberurt duf cine bGrtere
Erpbe seftelt trerben icl, inoeu man lns einen his lest
u~nerbSrteu Ereis bon SIS pctropirt. finb mir eiuftiuimis
SI benz GntiGiuB 9efcn1uier, ben Serren 8rauern ibr Bier
entpeher CUR eiseuen Communion gu Il ~erloiisn, pber it,
men @stesenbeit gu seteu, fib anbere aunhen baEir ~
bei9dfTen.
Der 9erttn her tentfhen gDirrtt Der Stobt tat tdstr In
esr ~teuttBsn StSun9 tefhttfRn bon grettds. IL Noi, at
tn ttren rtlp ,gDtrtt '4afts. eccalsnrqae Gnberen @t.
ttdnle MUIR lei n Bttr mthr Bu ~etrfIuEtn, Its 9sttsna
Der Srauercibsibtr ben Wtrsben s~tstnAbsr ttne ltrtftIt4s
@drantte eeltlfet rcrbtn In, tns Der pttiS hes Bier . TN
Sauie ote Sonanaers BITE 66he bon $12 n,Gt ubtrfetetn wtr6
aDts fno BON esnt ~9eiuncen Stan Der ctuif&en De1oltt'
runG ten ~ubtr5suet, bog uns bttefte In unfeInt unternthnttn
n~nterEnStn une F@ bs ouf btf re Setttn bsS @tHnHts pes
eeltn @trnsnidftts ~entbdlten mirb UNI ban gonttn GtS !.
%populdeen @dth5rtnuS 3u &tren su brtngen, Der Urn ie'ae"
Dienern 10 T&ndblid eemtsbraubt werben fo1.
H. DIE teuti6en Mirttt Der Stabs US''mV''-
SIM M1ftras- U...
fHnm 5uI. Gtff&, Getf.
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s8 Bids . en- fut II. Sieieniaeu unierer
9eier, wel9e gu tisism 3wede 8eitrage unterseiGuet ia.
ben. u1a5en mir ~bierburt Defenders aui b moraeu
(Scnntas) Nabmittas ftattfineente 8eriammlung auf<
nlertiau. GO fcG in bieier 8eriammluna elm @oriite aus
Sa6perltdnb gen WiGnnern getpG5tt reree UNI bic Nus,
fibrnng beS i3tpefeS III iibernebmen unb es pGre taber
81 miiniben, bas aeiner feble.
~ Gin grcearttseS Maiitf, ME es ned ME bier
fiat fanb, rirb AM Wtontas i'm GREENWOOD Fart an Der
@el=Gir=9ioao bon benz 5efisen beutiGen SGnsertuuS,
~btfteteuo ans s srpbeu @siausUereinen ab5 etaIten 10 r
ZEN. Q8ir frster uas iiber bttieS 3ei@en heutI&er Gi@
nigfeit unS Giutra6t unb moGen boffen, ba6 bic GeIGnae
ipelGe ii6ern,pr zen %bransen In 8auernit,nibt8 @arteu
eriGaGen, a5 6riebensbrten in bic Screen sieben unb bas
Bier mas tcrt 9etr Inttl Nib bic 8liifte ~ausftnte, relGe
btsGer baS oeul9e Clement in Baltimore setrennt biel4
ten, eenu MIR iunis fSnren mir uns Bier CUR @elturg brias
gen un6 sisfe Giaigfsit Jeff bas Maifeh beg @Gn1crtuntes
anbatnen, Drum
Muf i9r &rjter laBt unS tra1er,
3n zen 5ro6en, freieu Dom
goSt aus tauienb 8ebIeu i9allen,
Des @eiangs ~lebenb'Sen Strom
.ES Der Waibiiston @drten, bieIer teliebte gersni.
suns8pfaB 1T iekt pieter ieben Gonntas often nnb pers
BEN Grfrii9ungeu aller srt psratrei&t
~ Gir lenten bic Nufmertidmteit bee 9~ubIitnnts
alf Hcf's @artet al. Der 8eldir &oab. berieIte if Jest
ieben Gpnntds fir lie 8ein9er often unb werben ale
unSSli&en @rfriiGunSen, trel&e ni9t nit teul Gempereu;
Snntbns in @onflltt ~seratPeu, beratrei6t.
fe99..a 2nnid,s q uti;em.
~ @inen Bod bat pr. Daiter in Dir. 81 q. 2ibere
tpftraBe an8e6unben inb miro ibn am Wecntdg Bel beS
Gtntpetbnus feinee @asatentil&es ~loslaIeu. Wem e. Su
ftart Su iein '1eiut, Der fann f@ bcrerft Bel einenl iitper+
BEN @ilbprettunh fdrtsu.
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aSieSerberfseIMna Der Giuiieeisee in 9.Iabana unS
GienrninA

RafbpilIe, -. Dtai. Gen. Steaoman
tam beute en- Gcute fir Baibin9tOn bier all,
pObin er BON PrdiOent SObnion eineelaoen
rpOrOen 1T, neil er i'm iiber Die @ieoerberite[z
lung Der Giuilgelese in Alabana uno Georgia
81 3atbe 3ieben m66te,
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SunGnhr in mnGfGnpi.

Cairo, II. Uaai. @arniions iinO in Sal
latin nno 8rOutbauen, Wtili., erridtet tuorben,
UNI Die 8epCbner gu i6IBen. 9a8 @olt lit err
iu6t l%DorOen, ii6 rubis sl perbaIten unO AQe,
pel&e nod unter 8afen bleiben, peroen aIS
GeIesIple bebanoelt.
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0tnfunft BON Baumpbue in Geempbis,

GutrC, II. 0lai. GdtbunOert 8dlen
8aamtpOle itnO in Mempbi8 angetommen aus
benz 0uscOlaB.
Gin Mempbier 8Irger, pel6er liA Gber Die
GrmOrOung 2incoln's sefreut bate, lit 81 einem
Sabre barter Nrbsit perurtbeilt tpor0en.
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Raatritt SeS gtaates wsifGlGppi.

Cairo, -. Wqi. Sine Convention 6es
Bodies pom WtiiTiiippi miro ant 5. Suvi in
8if8burg itattfnDen, nm cine 8emeguug gu
peranIoi1en, ben Stat NiiIIfppi pieoer in Die
Union j~urId5ubringen.
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Memer 03auVeretu.

SIM 2ctai tes Srn. Jim. S@eltGaS, gA So VI. paeafr.
wiro am aRcn'aS Acenb cts nsutr 8Iuu.retr e~asrlnb..
weresn, wrju aae OteieniaeG. meI4e I'D babsl ~bttbsii1 Il
rratn, e%tn6elabeE Iiae.
iFpmDl OoS Gnr,Etr