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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
HAD NETS.

vile Bella BnekIsa, fass.t ssyiss, ta Baa~, euita
Percha and GILT, shmn1a. ale4xs Buxtones Vest
Finn ana Drsant fins.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

wDolen Goods, 30 the latest sty isg Of HC9es, hu-
bswn. semrs. Ccauforts, ek4sinT Cas-. EnbA
shawis. oTnF shire Cresr shfxss, DFswsrn- -
.asasss CADET pA0S-Sss~s1 :
- saa1rszSat e Aatirczes
- : rsos aaa1ssrss1s q Iraait e. $40
80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

Lanb's,. = ssl. Il -. q P1n a, Bier Mizs1.
whist au1 Sizts. sn1 b no . sasors - asEes :
Mss a16 ca 1fe1a' N t5xFa A~seF1s9 SiN~s i
g. ~er.sra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
COLLARa.

Hsthawsy's eEsas9 Pager Iasdise.
80 : Conmon Byros,
T.1a~a OsIamrs ~ III klnds ana sassss sf
/. T,.6fau' Jseonatt Col Arss fssw styies),
Cellars SAD cuas 80 ssssl ans 8earnIne colInfs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
GI0VEg


Nsns' Bnek 0levss ana o~unslats NssG Kfd
az Woo Glove, Iedies' Back 0xnntlsts, Efd
FL. vel aa1 E-nszel sarla-l d -LIl-a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

Lsssss. Eots. osp. Bili sad Lsdgsr Psp.r: "a
ysiop>s 10 al eoiors, Steel Pens, FsDcss, Psi
Holdsrs. &c. 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

.EOK TIES.

~ "a ~ iseh Beit kibbon. IL BiAsk. Par.
81, Pisk, Bisss MaxsBtas Lsathar saa nfp~u,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

SPOOL COTTON.
,, ar. caais'.. os,.a a Daalsls's, wlIlinsssis.
orrasd aesAaxbas. Brooks 4 ci.EhsM
BRAID.
sh'rs. Embreii.ry, s,pasa suk sna cssshsl
BUTTONS, ss
LassisE. vslvss. eiaas. silk. Dfs.s, Bons, raats
aud Agate,
BINDINGS. f
Alpaca. unios cea' asa Ella. "a fsii nnaI
SEWING SILK.
saias. Easssisssy. Assrisss sns issi.ss. Is
pounds.
PINS.
Amfricsn ard Hosa ~ &c p NJ. bsss quaflty.
!. sos. :. !. :. :, asa !. ~ asosIy sss Z sssss
NEEDLES.
uiSE'., e Nos. I. 4 as,6a7. g are los >.
s q s.s s Is . I, 80 80 i's e sss4's'
ELASTIC GOODS.
Cords aad Frsils Mehair Elastu SIN ass ort.
&c -. = ns.,aa Arm nasasisss I-ais'' sa
fa TAPES.
whtts. Brows. p 81. STATE sas asserted ootisn
si&y Blsaings. from No a. le-sal sas39esN
COMBS. ausg Gao.
SSTs ~ sss 81 II !. - 80 n &c.
he ~, Hsrn ana Weed pocMsi !; n ~ aad Ne
tsr Ore 81 &. sne an .adlrs. variety q Rahtes,
Rsn. a sns eeesysars faisai. - Ness %. y. >
SCANS
Ccaaisfs - rei9sfs's Hoekfefer. ghemfcai
Wafks as6 Thomas wofstiey's, 20 Camphar, Poo.
eans. frown wisasss. tieesy sna O.stIss. Thoup
sees c.s- sss s.r., fsakfs Ase hili'sEy
PERFUMgRY.
Lubis's. B.ziss. yulss Han hfcs'. au1
RoubssssS Esods ~ losogns, Mesa Bsas's end
Ross OH. roasss $40 Asssstsf r. f.ets.
TOILET ARII.LEs.
uss.., slsssss. EsIss, M whis-, sasssIins
BRUSHES.
c'ssh. Dust, Hair, , sstb. san, Hhav'sg sec
Hhcs Brushsss slso, nios Nins rtathsf Daasef.
BEADS.
A cred assortnsnt IL f3sAsk. whltas Bias, nsA
kmbsF sad cefsi. ls
HOOP SKIRTS,
= W Bradisy's DaDIsp El1ttls," or Doubts
Etssi 3 rinz Hsop sara. A iarFs 80 eompis.s
sssortmsnt 70 thiis'. Nlss = I'D Lsaissf. ~
aao fnen Tape. Waite asd CefyFsd-
SETS
french We've sea Amss1cas. IN wb'ts aud csis
ersd. frhy largest aasortmsrt IL th<eity, no~
WALLETS.
pssis ksss.,... L.aass' cssis. s.ss ssa o4ss.,
aad bnek PurasA-
JET GOODS.
wias neis Breklsa. iats-t stsisss e Boa@, estta
/ Psreha and gilt, shasds. slssTs Suatonss sssi
Fins ana Brsaat fins.
HEAD NETS.
STA, mohsir. Isyisskls si4ki trinnsd n IA
Sc RIBBONS.
eHk ana Cattoa. Velvet Boane1, TM6sia, anA
~ "a ~ tseh Beit kibbon. IL Biaek. Par.
/ 81, Pink, bliss. Maxsnts. Lsafhsr saa nrs~u,
iaf1at efvtsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

con. Dusf, HAIR, 1sstn. san. Hhav'sK sst
sh0s Brlshsss slso. siss Fins Frath,r Das.sF
BEADS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
WALLETS.

French We've ssa smsslsas. IN wssts sss o.
erd. frhs largest aasorinsnt "a ihseiiy. hen
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17

EUNDRIEs.
Cabie 5ogd, SIX CsaE CoF6s Z ~faf cFechst. Ase-
siss, Hooks sd Eyes, FIng kinEr. MAteh
Guards, gkos hss4s, insg ase Cettoa Escsa
shss Les. Magic Ken ., wsf<h Ksys. Cprs {
LeSs Tsps TrInminx. stssi TwsEsrs, Wiee siIk
aad Isstssr Bslta, Yislia strinEss spnnet besrd
Coxersd Cors-t gesys, Wrspping Paperf VIAL :
bone, Lsdles' eagss, Wseelne, esik wsis, Siik
FIsss, spsetaciss, Teb4eco zen. slAss fesesls-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
BRUSHE3

Toilsi Psv1i~f, Iooth fsslt, fewdsa and -
ana Msen faa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-17
WnnLEM G0nna-

a couplste essos1aasaf q IFsDea WoFs e
PLAZA Lissn Fssots-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
New orleans.


y oonyqsatiqn witha gentleman who re.
Gently revisited New Orleans has given nc a
more perfect conception OF the peculiar ad.
yantnges OF tunuing n government upon
high moral ideas than we ever Ind before.
| There are half adozen species of authorities
| there, all OF them competent 10 imprison and
couiscate, none able to release or restore.
/ The friends of the last ruler are engaged in
opposing those OF the former, und the surest
passport to the favor of the former is, epmi,
ty to the lattep., Slavery iis believed by allto
be dead, aud the negro race to be fast follow.
ing the Indian race to the tomb. AS il seems
tobsthe maHidlof tbosein Gharge iof3thA ne.
gro TO make amends fofhis former inferioritg
to the white man by a superiority which shall
balance the aoeouut3 the black is beginning
TO believe that the long.looked for bafadse of
all pay and no work is dawning upon him. No
one finds any profit insworkiug captured plan,
tations in fact, no man with the old Ameri.
can horror Of bging meddled with by oil.
cials would hire black man ut all. As for
any Union septiment, there is about as srnuch
as there is a RhsAiah Sentiment IN Poland.
The Northern men who go down there 10
make money out OF the remnants of southern
property are looked upon as n man would be
here who stole ring from o corpse The
spretence Of large army imakes. ofuourse,
great deal of business, but outside of that
there is little doing Starvation or perjury,
hypocrisy or deportation, are the alternatives
presented to the inhabitants. Estimates yary
of the number of negroes buried in New Or.
leans within the last two years, from sixty 10
two hundred thousand. This is a goodIy pic
ture, and must delight any man with 5shigh
moral ideasii-WorM mianslam VI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
lUhoaB PnIlaI,thrdby.

~ Tbe Paot eiyes the following photograph d
.ooepf naqhsntb he lobud in places other
lhsnrBnaion;n ii dat5 io in.m 81 ..8s
"A poog pgpu with wife aud four small
children, lived in the uppeu story OF house
.th Hahers' sdunre lie Law hepleb4 Rit,s.
tralell bY leyer--two of the childreh we're
also sek--one Of them unto dbath. l. WINS
cold weaihrr The poor wife bad nbt ~ par.
.tcle oflire abon her heht1h, nor a monihml
Of food in Iher elo5dtv Our informant heard
OF her condition, and had called TO see what
canH Ia dDub AZ he was leaving the houIe
the peleon, WIN hada maine for BehpSolanee,
was passing, This weFAhQuehtto be "A happy
clrcumslance. The Deacon vas invited to
walk ap lie did so; expressed great az,
row gl The misery and de uilt,i6h he aaw.
around him, questioned the man az to his re.
lgiousieeli1gs; asked the wife particularly AZ
20 her mdst pressing wants, was tnlathera was
not Q ,morse to eab NOR a etiekto burn, I'VE
have had no bread she said, Psiuce yeater.
day nooh "i''t'6br sonif exclaimed theDea
qon, and( putiing his hand into his coat pock,
ct, dew iprIhuwhat, think Won IRA little
dingy Testaihent, in the smallest tyne and
coarsesi papsr saying, az he held the book,
towards ,lhe woman, Hhere is9he bread of
life that will do you more good than all earth;
ly comforts and soon departed Is npCthis
giving stone whom asked forO bread 2 Our
informant, in his ndignatou, spread the story
among the Deacon business peighbors near
the market, hndih less than two hours had
the happpesa Of plaring provisions, fuel
clothing and money at the command OF the
family to last them through the sickness, an
Of which wgs gathered from those the Deacon
called worldly peopleYI igUu 5aiI ..f .
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
| Io,AlFortIIarasslis Cradaate.

Wenotiee, with pleasure that David Shee-
han, Esq has been, elected Mayor of Gaepa,
Ill. Mr, 81, was opeofthe victims Of Lin.
coins arbitrary power, and had the honor Of
graduating from Fort Lafayette, but for What
cause Mr.. Lincoln bestowed these attentions
upon him heslill remains in blsslul ignorance
The eitizent of his town, bowsver, have seen
fit to promote hun to the Mayoralty by ma
jority of two hundred and thirty seven, Ga.
lena is the home OF General Grant, aud also
OF that wonderful genius Congressman Wash
burn, who contrivea 10 carry not only the Lieu
tensnt General but the entire Administration
upon his Atlas shoulders. We trust the Alb.
clifton fraternity will find reasons Tor reioic-
y ing in the popular indications that those
whom Lincoln has perseoated are not unpop.
ular With The penple,-D6B Book
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
oERrIFIcATB OF AUTHORITY.

(Tp expire on the sist day OF January, 1sBJ.)
OrFIcg or THE AUnToR or STATE,
nsura zee Department, Columbus, o. Jan. 10, lsd5.
WHRRgAs, rhe RrNA INSURANCE OOMRANY,
located at Hartford, IN the State of Connecticut, hhs
filed In this oiGe statemen OF its condition,
as reureI by the frat section oftho ''O Ruate
Insurance Companies not incorporated by the State
ofOhio passed April sth, 1904, and amended Febru.
AIRY 9Th, 1864; and, Whereas, said Company has fur
nished the undersigned satisfactory evidence that t
~ possesHed Of at lefst ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND DOLLARS ofactual Capital inyestedin stocks
Bonds, IN Mortgages Of Real Estate, worth dou
bic the amount for which the gah Is mbrfgaged and
Whereas, said Company has filed 10 this ONCE writ
ten instrument under its corporate seal slpnad by
the President and Secretary thereof authorinnk any
Agent or Agents ofsaid OouuanY in this State 10
knOwledre service OF process for and IN behalf o said
Com many, according TO the terms OF said law.
Now Therefore, In pursuance OF the first saction Of
the Aforesaid act, 4, JAMESH GOODMAN, Auditor Of
stat" for Ohio do hereby certify that said RTNk IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, is authorized 30
transact the business Of Fro aud Marine Insurance in
this state untl the thiryffst day Of January ID the
year ono thousand eight hundred aud sixty.six
IN WITNESS VII HEREOF, have hdrSuntO sub
serbed my name and caused the scat of nv office TO
be affixed the day and year above written.
90 JAMES N. GOLDMAN,
lsEAL.l tsrAMP.l Apditor 6fStaie.
--7--. tLlst u5II IJl.t
Applications received and policies promptly issued
by John II. Stoppelmann, Agent at Dayton; Wm.
Negley uermantowni samuel Duckelt, Miamisburg
fel0 ''-'. t......i ~. NJ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
A shave and nDrInIt.

1t is related that witty son Of Erin, who
was a barber by trade, 6ndlngbis business
leaving him, resorted to new dodge tore,
gain custom. He placed sign oyerl the
doopOf his shop, which reads ~ followa:
What do you think MeFinnigan will
sshSIse ,Fs@a sloT ef'Yfnee aSe pyOOol a
Customers nockedin attracted BY he ~.
pareat IedlcsrhFnt pated p,sr the do,r way
After betnF shaved, each Of them would DE-
mand drink, insisting that tbe sign read.
"What do YOU thnk2 MeFnnigan will sbAye
you Cor siEpeace, aud give You q drihk'il
'Oh rd, said lhe barber oyer honor reads
i wrong. This is what it says .
"WhRtIt DO yoa think McFiunigan viii
SPeysgoa ipSIh isl48ass eFid give JON a
"And bo iabers, he added, "T amt fool
enough to do that And 30 the customers
lost theirPoneY andltbsir drink too. Il
The population OF Paris this year Is I Get
s4l souls, exclusive of . garrison Of $1,000
men'TJH3a laaaaaAH
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
4gaIlpy Gmptrt@.
qRagAdETW@gsss;tee AZ sStS5s a'' lq oao a
,"oA - The Army ''ABuimmer."


d I have paed lhe word 'bummer" IL my nc.
counts aud It has been suggesied ihatmqng
OF yonr readers do not know the meaning OF
the term. Fancy ragged man bhtktntd
by the smoke Of many pine knot iret monut.
ed qWRlserawpT mule1wtbodl8Addlc, with a
guu, knapsaok, a butcher knife, and q plug
hat, stealing his way through the pine forests
far cut on ths nanBs df ncdlumn, keenon The
scent Of rebel or, bacon or silver spoons or
corn, or anything avhuhiife, and Won have in
your mind the drummer" Think how you
would admits hihi II you were n lone woman,
with n family of, small Shildreqs sGrirom help
when he blandly inquired where ydu khbt
your taluables, Tbinl, how you would emile
when he pryed open your cheRis with his
'bpynnet or R66ekhd ib pbuta Your tables,
pianos and chairs; tore your bed clothihe in.
three inch strips, and scattered the s,Gps
about theyard. THE ''bhmmers' say il takes
TOO much time To use keys Gnor lie no tir6-
lection TO theso rough riders, Theyeo lhrongh
"A negro cabin in senrch Of diamond and
gold wAteheswith just as much freedom and
vivacity as they "loot' the dwelling Of a veal
thy planter, Iley appear TO be. posse4sed of
u spirit Of orure Acusstdhess W. Une incident
Of many viii illasiraie Al"bnmmer step.
ped into house and inquired Tor sorghuui--
The lady Of the house presented jug, which
he said was too heavy, go he merely flied his
-oauteen. Then taking a hinge w4d of tobacl
co from his mouth he thrust itinto the ing.
The lady inquired, inwonler, why he spoiled
that which he. did not N. ooh. sn1h fr
low win come along and taste lhatsur inum,
think you've poisoned him; then he Il bnrn,
your damhhd nIl houseN There are hundreds
Of these mounted men With tho eolbrhn, and'
they 20 everywherf.' Some oI them are load
ed down with silvdr'ware, gold coin, and 9th
er yauables. | hazard nothing in saying
that three-fiiths in value OF the PERSONAL pro,
perty of the counties we have passell Through
is in Shermhn's army to-day. The yield Of
horses aud wagons has not been 50 large as on
the Georgia campaign
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
Notice Extraordinary.

FIlHE undersgnod niprms tha ladies and gentle
IL men Of this vicinity that he " rnady 70 manufac-
ture To order wigs and furnish cnrs and whiskers
70 all who may oeaire them Hair dressed Ia the
most artstc style. lie also gives lessons 10 any who
Wlsh 20 learn the business His styles are The very
htest Parls fashions. ROBERT REIF, u
Mis-. q. KAR0, Il
fe231lm No l6l Main atreet, corner OF Sixth.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
VaIuable Property for NaIe.

DETwEEN now and the 18Th day Of March. A. D
- lhoo VIII sell AZ private SALE the following prop
cry to-wit good hnck pcpse 9Th six rooms ST.
uate on The eoutheaat oornerof Afren and Ce1ete.
~ streets, together with seventeen lots adjoining ssd
house containing oulbuildings, SC. Also, hys good
building lots between Old AMI New Brown streeH. 1
will sell all this property 10 whole or 10 part by ain.
ie2ldu LJRERz BtTTZ.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

Ohesnuis are $75 a bushel ia gold, At Den
yer, Colorado, and apples. Of The size OF mar.
bles are fifty cents each,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

There we're in existence at the close OF
the yeLr 1864 exactly 7,72s Jesuis OF
these, as we're in the Papal States, 2.329 in
France, 296 In Asia, 2l3 ia Africa 73G Ia
south America, 1893 ia North Ameriea and
% ID 'Oceahich
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
ApvMRrIsINo ltATns.

IN DAILY.
ON. sguarc, ight, words, sodt one insettions 70
one square, three %
ono square, ono week o.
one square, Que nlonlii %
Ono square, three orthg .......... "
one sqotre ia months Va
IN WEEKLY,
One square, eight, Words one woek.,.,....... 81 Od
Per square each week 10 addition %
ne Terms for adyt riisc nts tCcuI yinp Agitnttt
space or for Ion pc od than above spec fed made
known AZ the Counting Room All advCrttements ara
ea pcd W the above futesunleas aWrltto
is made preyiout TO insertion. All casual Hdytrust.
mcnts must be paid i6f IN advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

The Cbaiaber b6 nspaits Of tbe kingdom
OF Wuriemburg have pronounced in favor OF
the q9oaLlOp q capital yPanshment ~ ilty
ak votes agsinst twentyseven
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
Wine Plants, Grape Roots, etc.

| HAVE for sale the genuine OHINRsE WINE
Il PLAAPS, Grape Roots, Eyergreens OF superior
quality bhrubhery OF every description, Rrnii aud
shade trees OF all yaretlos-all ofthe very best qnl
aud will call Immediately, GEOBGE' SAY,
ie0d2w Corner LUDLOW aud First streets
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, "a
county Of Hartford, SIT q

UOunly OF HnrIord, N : IT|-I-"
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President apd Lu-
Gus j. HENDEE, Secretary OF the ErNA IN9UR-
ANCE COMPANY, bang soyeraty sworn, sIapose anh
say, that tho foregoing Is iull, true and corTeot
statement OF the affairs of said Company. that Hs
said Inaur.ncb Company ia bona Ode 'oSner OF a.
least ONE HUNDRED rHOUSANU DOLLARS Of
actual Dash Capital nyeatad Ia Ytocks lind lBpnds;
that tho above describ ii Investments, nor any pah
thereof are made for the benefit of any ndividu 4y
ercs ng authority IN the management OF said Com
pany, either President, Secretary, Treasurer, D-
rector otherTise, and that they are The above de-
3JrikNd Oiheerso Of said Insurance Company. glF
THOMAS A.ALEXANDER, Preslisut. )
LUCius j. HrtDEE, Secretary. ttAt 2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
NEW FIRM.

HAVE this dav a soelated with me, in the House.
IL Furnishing, China, Glass ant QueenBWare busi.
ness at 3O5 Third street, Dayton, Ono, Mr. John b
moorman, my former book keeper. Tho business
Co. JEO n WOLF
Dayton, March G, 1se5-ma4dtf - "OIt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

EARM F0R SALE q RENr1.BeldW Canter,iile
IL on Yankee stree Call az Wm. Walkers cloth,
ing Store, S0l Third street. feTdswa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04
LARGR FARM F0R RALK.

ulHR snhtrrihsF viii seli i- farm on me teSinctop
rOad, eleven miles westof layton, AND "a - NAL i
nlpth OF ''fv huhshee. tahe farm ton'ains gs-il
acres of hfst late lad scges eh,arna, ahd n,
timhered The improYvments Is eopslst of hrid hone,
and large tank hssu. fur nnAhef tnformstion cali
-idesahNNam bANlEL CARRIER.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

n hereby certified, that the ioregongis correct
copy 81 the State nent OF Condition Of the EFNA IN
SURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford, made to ami flied
IN this ohice, for the year 1865.
Witness my hand aud seal officially.
JAMES III. GOODMAN,
lHEAL.l lsrAAP. .. ... Auditor OF State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-04-04

.a Well, time passed on; and the first shock
of war found the soldier who had hsserted
that be would not fight against tho South,
foremost in the battle nt BdII Run, {in the
soil of Nrginis Since then, history knows
what he has accomplished. Such -chhpgos
result from war --Rew Fork News syhn ..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-07
- 2itcrarifdbe Jirti3en.

gGie mir aus elmer YrtYotmittbeiluu9 erie
ben, IinD Die Miouatsbefte In bic 6GnOe res
0errn Qcrpm, @t9entblmer uno Nepdcteur ce5
te1etrittIhcn Spurtol3, i~iberge9on9en. 9err
Qerom mirD audi pie 9teoactipn iibernebmen.
SpbaIp ba1 in NuSliGt 9elte(te Circular
erImeint, perren mir weltere gtUttS nebmen.
Utr baben i~tbri9en5 feinen 3peifel, ruB co
purA bic 9rpGe Serbreitung be5 telctriltii6en
SUurnals 6e,rn 2erpp niGt Idmer Iein ipirp,
AUDI Den Wpnatebeften cine srpbere Gerbret'
tllrle ;t Dcylt bafen uno Gin llnterne6met gu
erbaltelr, p.(Ien griinpun9 unp biS6eri9e CT
baltung 6errn Snb 5u bcbcm Serpienlt 9eS
rei6t.
Sine N1mmer (p:e 17te) Der In Can Nn'
tonic, Seras, erl4einenpen pertI6en 3ettun9,
IS reteVreGepUnGera0 ," rebi9trt DDt,
q. Simerin9, lit ms su0efCmmen. Gir be9rt>
fen rieieo 3eihen Der reuen Nuferltebun9 NIT
wa6rem Seronit9en unD Spar UNI 70 rnebr,
ais so6 Blatt NIT I friAtt9feit bic SADIE
Oes Tprti6ritts unp Der 6umanitdt 81 Der
fedten lAeitt. Sn Sesiebung auf Die BON
Dem prop. @puSerneur 9omtIton an9ecrbnete
Gonyentjon last bic u6reie preNe:"
SO lcbcint na6 8eribten Dee, Nulftn uSn=
teriaenecr," bic ais pp6lbcgrinbet nar9etelt
,perpen, baB mir cine Experimentation bes 0puz
Yerneurs sur 3ulamlnenberuf lung elmer Son
Yenttpn bic ,im Is. NpScnber iu erparten
baben, unp Dap DarnaA Die Gpnpelttcn am
l. Tebrudr / IL in'S Qeben treten ptro. Str
miGen rffen eelteben. uno Die einfubret6lten
3eitunaen pun Geras ltnb berelben &nli6t,
boB, ba nun einmol bic Belt SerltrtAen lit,
beim nG6lten @pnareb nm 3ulaB tn pteunton
ein,ufcmmen, eS belier 9epeien mare, tpenn
bic 3ulammenberuftng Der @pnpenttpn bepeu
tenn me,ter binausgelhpben mprpen mare, 10
weit, baB un8 Die NiG9liGteit eegeben mare,
aus ben &erbanDlun9eu pe5 @Un9releS einen
Ii&ern unD unfeblbaren gSeg fir unlere eige=
men 6anplungen beraus3ufnDen. Otele BIN
aus9eI6obene unp Du9 nt6t LANCE genug
btnau8oeIhpbene Convention fGnnte letGt In
tbrem Gifer, pennOh an pte Qfprten res nab
ten @pn9relIe5 flopfen gu molten, tpfnn perz
lelbe 70 lanse liBen lp1tP, mas er unswelfels
boft t6un wtrp, Elm 9rG6eres 0erf Der llsber<
~1tir3ung ~ltefern, ais tr9eno etne Der anpern
Staaten."
l1np weiter unter, i'm nGmlthen Nrtifel:
gDir Ysrlangsn Yon Der Convention, Dap le
bic St.0ung Der 8rti9elaIenen in Der @elea-
lAaft belttmmt, Dem @ees ~9e9eniber ipwCbl,
ais Der wsiBen STAGE. @ir verlangen, pab
bic GpnSention nit @inli4t unp @ere4tis-
teit ben 6rei9sla1enen einen g6e9 trOfne, iiA
Az Der Stelun9, bic Ite in 3ufuuft einnebuten
mIilTen, 6eran3ubilpen. Spr alien Oin9en
iinD mir deoen ieoe ,GldIlendelebdebuud 1tnD
muni9en, Dap Der 6ret9elaleue NIT ertielben
MaBe semelien nerOe,' nit benz Der tpeibe
W(ann gepeieu Miro.
lltber baS OulUn'f6e Bud v@us
Nmerifa" brin9t Die q. .. &benp5eitun9 cine
lebr e~inlti9e Grttit unO fiibrt namentlt6 audi
6errn SQUAT ais @epabrSmom fir btsles
urtbeil an. Da man ioipptl Der @benpSei=
tung ME audi 6srrn Dpuai cine unpartetiiAe
UNI 9riinblihe Interchangeable sulpre&en
bari 70 lit t6re MeinunQ Yon @epi6t, pern
lie lteut Den @ertb pe5 GUIDES auber 6ra9e'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-07

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nen @abtnetSmtt9lteDer.
Oie 8OtI6aft beS YrGl1penten 1T Elm 3itutz
n6 lauoes Nctenfid, entbdlt jeoCd, mic IS
d6 al6 post, cine l1eberlt4t altr Seri&te
Ssr bSberen 8eomten unp 1T ceSbalb ais ein
o.niiasnoes .@ummarium beS Bt&ttsifen"
Gnn1leben. sic ntbebt nn8 Der 9ros
een Mibe, an Die SerIAtepenen @eri6te
In Der QGnae unb 8reite wieDsr3ussben nnb
modt IS benz Yublitum lti&t, li4 III Se3te@
buna auf bic politiiten, fnanStelsn uap NIT
Iiit1riIaen SertGltniNt sa Orisnttrsn.
Die SutlAaTt bes YraliUenten 1T t@uloftrn
Isbr intereTunt, entbSlt jspc4 in Se3tebnne
auf bic pUliti1&e Meinuus p%elelben nur cine
asorpuete !3ulammenfelun9 Der Nnltaten,
ME er le BET perl9iepenen 0elt9enbstten tino'
seseten bat.
Ste ,eiat scn &lu9beit, practiIhent Str'
fanp unp gutem @iuen, Bat aber i'm 0an3er
m,br ben Character elmer Yrepist ais zines
pulitiIbsn MctenItiides. Op6 1T, tptt seIagt
bic Genpen; aut unb manAe Sheen 0np pcr'
treH id. gBns aerarc bic btemenblten Sra
sen betrift, mic J. 9. bic merifuniids, 70 BE-
ibrautt li6 Die 8ptIAaft auf cine blOBe nMn'
i%pieluna" auf bieIelbe. IS bIeibt aliO itBt
ME friiber, Dem @ungree purbebalten, bitit
Graae sur Gnt14eipun9 ;u brtn9tn.
gStr empfetlen iibri9ens Die Sptl6att, Die
audi in unIerem gScAenblatt in setreuer
unO YerbeTertsr guflaSe entRalten TT, Der
arGeteu NufnertIamfett uultrer Sci Ter.