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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-05

q Iunpbett Der 0e1eli6alt f9 seeenIeittg
mttsutbetlen. Gs tpurDe be16lp0en, iiber et-
men Bis jebt nod unerforldten Ibetl beS Boz
mGppatti6en 5etlperfabrenS unterIu9un9en
an3ultellen NIT Nu5liGt auf MbGnDernns Der
0ramien in geiptnen 5aaen, tpen1 ptes pltn<
1Aen6pertb erldetnen iolte. gia6oem pie Ot=
rettpren Die erf prperli6en Nptt3et erbaltet,
ma6ten le ben Qcttpnaren ben orlhldg, cine
belpnpere Secttpn 3u ntebrt9eren prartten
fir IclGe Der1 onen gut errthten, bic liG nad)
DEM bpmGcpattlGen Sntem bebanpeln lallen.
Diei er Gorl6la9 tpurpe an9enpmmeu rno tn
NntpenOung gebraGt. Die ''London Homoe-
opatic Review" iubelt pariber unb Ia9t uns
ter Mnberm:
vun ere Oegner GAben Is 1iltr 1iGt mebr
nit elmer blolen tnotoibue(len Metrung 3u
tbu,t, rt6t etumal ipte be6 9erltorbenen Grs=
bilGDfs BON Dublin, be5 Or. @reaor9, Nrp=
fe6or Der Gbemie an Der llniperlitat GDin=
burgb, oe6 Dr., Samuel gr mi, zines Nfan=
mes, Der witrptg 1T, bem berit6mten SprnbaY
9let6getelt su irerpen, Die NQe i'm felten
@lauben an Die llnfebl5arfett Der Son,Dopa=
title lebtelt nro ltarben - 11i6t 3u 9epenten
anberer Mdnner, lebenoer unb Seritorbener,
in allen 3petaen Der 2itsratur, g8iiienlGaft
unb STUNT. @tr 1asen nod et,unal, un1ere
@e9ner babet IS nun nt6t mebr NIT elmer
Bios in%btotouellet Nietn11t9 3u tbur. Sbnen
ltebt jebt ba5 9tellltat elmer getauet Inter
lu6un9 9e9eniiber, Die BON ether 9nn3en Gor=
p~orattpn BON @elhdftsm6nnern gu 9eI01ft-
lt6en ;3lpeden oeranitaltet purpe, nit etner
neutrality-suspicious. @enaui9fett, pte Der
artige Inter uAun9et BON 8eriGerungsoe=
Ieqi9aften 3u DEM STANCE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Dabrbeiten erbebt uno peren getlti9e 8dbt9=
teiten, CUR GttiGeibung auf9erufen, aud paa
0r6Bte ~letiteten, wcbl tpifeno, DAP lie etne
5rage 5t entiAetpen baber, no tbnen fetn
Jabrer o%prauSSiug, unb BET penen tbr pecu=
ntdres Snterele NIT auf bem Sptele ltaro."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-05
[@orreippnbeul bee uWeder."
GbtllicOt6e, SbtO, 80, SuIt 1865
Qieber gRecfer !

@btlltcOt9e, S9tp, 30. Suit 1865.
Qteber Mefer!
Detm Brief pom II. SUIT bat gu 1srI9tez
oenen GeiAiaten NnGoB 9egeben. Gin baIb>
nib'ger S4ulter Bate ndmlih Ietneu Na6-
Bar, welder Den yNeder" leiner 6on,ilie peS
A6enb5 %Sprlas, btnter Der Wanp beloulHt unp
10 Bate ct Gt,pas setGrt, aber rtGt reGt per-
%itanpen !; er meinte jepO4 in leiner Ginfolt,
Der rOinolin9er" tabe pen Brief ait ben
Weder 9e16tdt I'm frempe Nrbeiter 6ie9er 81
toden. SIN pieIer ~NnI6uloi9ung mus t6 ie=
boot ben @anpltnger in Saub nebmen ; penn
er 1T iber3en9t unb tpeiB 70 gut, ipie Sober
man,t in GbtQicptDe, paB Die Nrbettalelete in,
ueberntab in bieier Stapt %Sprbanoen ltnp. -
5abriten baben mir jebpA feline, nit Nu6nab=
me elmer Spinnraberfabrit, Die unler 6reunp
Daniel S6warb, Der AUDI ben ugBeder" ms
5at5 ntmmt, iebr gut st GanpGaben metb
urb tpettt1 etrte BON petnen blb1Aen QeIerinnen
etneu ipl6en 6auptarttfel brau1t, 70 mag le
li6 an ben pbt9en 6errn me1pen, per tmner
cine, grpBe Auspabl pprr1tbta BAT. Der
2otp. unb 0artenba,t wiirpe pen meilten
OeutI Gen 5u enpfeblen letn. Sn pteIer Sin
i6t wiiroen fe tire Nrbett better besablt Ct
balten, dl5O teieni9en, Die lt6 In ben St1oten
3uIamme1rotten, mo tire Mrbeit Dftmal8 nur
balbem 9reiS be3ablt mirD, unp @tner benz
Nnoern I'M &e9e liebt, mas NiiBeunlt, Strett
unp anoeres lnbetl CUR 8p'ge bat. Sober III
ietn ei9ener 5err, pte Der 99, 9Gbal la9t, uno
tann tbun mas CT mil /; etntee Nfer 9anp
lino bod thinner etn gutter S6ab uno fam
ME breGen. Gin fletneS 8eilptel tann aud,
fetnen S6aben tbun j; 8artbl9 Sirfle mar
Elm arner, ldpn beiabrter @ebereeleQ, a(8 CT
BON Merptn9en na6 Cincinnati fam, bort yer
le9te er it6 9lei9 auf Die @irtneret, eerpiente
lhh etntse 6unpert Sbaler 0etp, Damn beira,
tbete ct, fam naG Gbjqtcctbe, faufte iiG Elm
StIds 9anp, Ipater fdufte er lid) nod mebr
uno iebt lit er Elm ppblbabenoer, freter Mtann
uno fann letne liebe Margaretb 1T elmer nit
spet straightforward Gappen ~belpannten
&utlhe in bic Stride SUR Stapt fabren. Die
les 1T fetn i3ufaQ, unD t6 tGnnte Dtele 1olde
Safe anfii6ren, be onper5 inter ltn1ern !6errn
0artnern. Die @1rtneret lit pbne 53peifel
Die 3pedntaBt9lte Se1hdftt9ung, Der ltA Elm
Deutl6er, Der teine ~belpnoere Nrpfe1ipn bat.
poer fem 6anDperf oeritebt, mipnten Iolte.
8on Su9fnp asf an 9elsuimaftttheS 2eben oe-
pStnt, f6nnen le lire 9eimltatte in Der Nabe
Der arGBern StGpte be9rilnoen, mo linen 1ih
bann bic gele9enbett porbtetet, GfterS in Der
g8pGe pDer ipertig|ter8 ppd5 am Gunntdo Il,
Die Stapt 3n 9ebet, no |e lhb Donn uod
beutlAer Sttte %unterbalten uno Elm Gl1sden
0ein, pber ein gates, bon 9errn @ieBler ae=
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-05
MbreOn & 60 2Iuet.
SrpBer Nuttions= 8ertauf pom @oupernement8
Meoi5ins8 Orrdtben uno 9plpitaIzGigentbum
GfcDicaI NurDeOcrS Office.
NdittmCre, YHf.. g. Muouf

Baltimore, Yff., 8. Gueuft 1865.
gtdffteberbe Bprrdtbe rernen TN Sarpts Spip;tdl tn BAL
ttmGre am H.. uub IN WtJttnS 9ppiat, Baltimore am II.
augu,t bHsntlt6 perfauft werret. @tne srpse 9uantttat
Ife -tStneH, Spipttal Barr tie. S~rfrumente, tn5uee Sudtr,
northumberland getten, 9OfpttaI- 3fus. M6beln unb Se-
iGtblddi en-.
Der ge fauf beeinnt UNI 10 utr Wrrsens unb wtrt ccn
&a8 nno Sag %f"rtsef,st, bis Der 9dnje Vcrratb rert0Ilt ii.
Set5ettntfe Der gu petf ufensen @egenf1nbe ltnb RAD prrn
3. An8ult IN fer OtT.e ju bdbtn.
1Fgtebineurgen tanr IN He6terun9Sfpnbs glei6 mad g3erfduf
Oe sstautten Mrtifel muien bInnen As Smnben uadb rem
@erflufstase entternt fein. "
Da8 trefetts lit neife IS ietr furnis eebraudt uuh N Me
fpitaler. " !"
9er tietet f@ etre quite GeIeserb belt @etten. !Sc6. gsre.
"a { nno a eere Ntt'tet, pel6e iir Sptel8, Oompfbctt. Ia.
tn1, rtlt5 81 fAuen.
an,eFe y sss oTensItdf Serfluf. Orn ~FRetistuen uns So.
GaIen an frie noen 9i6san ~fattRnren:
2Soeeltr9. @D. 30. @bdrIestrwn, SO. 9; @0tnd efer. ga;
parp re 5 rrp pa; Cumberland Nfo; Srebertd, Ifb: g0iT,
atnaton, SSely unb in Ofm gteeteai Yarusptns Depot e0lii-
ttntrre. EdS leBt9enarnte Deppt entb1lt etnen arosen mn
pertberlen 8prrotb BON neuen g0aaren.
5. u SItB, Surs. II. 9. Dol.
&bgera & g., AuFt. laucs-l'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-05

menn Der GpuareB ibre 8ertreter 5ulteBe
nurd, fploenpe 3abl BON Gepra lentanten Ser.
treten Sein: SfYtretnten 8, NcrocarOltna 8
Subcaroltna 4, Georgia Z, Sloripa ], Ola.
bama 6, Mtlifippt 5, 9puiliana 5, 9eras 4
Nrfanlas 3, Gennellee 8, - int 0an3en 81
Nepralentanten.
Die % Staaten, Die tbre Neprdl ~entanter
berett5 9ewdblt bdben, wetlen unter penlelber
3ulammen IA Nepubltfaner unD SO Demo,
fraten auf. Nenaoa, bas Sprerlt tar st Ell
II e m Nepral entanten beredtiet 1T, miro je
penfalS einen Gepublifaner lenpen, rnp untel
ben 9 Nepral entanten, ipelde Gentuf9 am 7,
bteies MonatS ipablt, merpsn i'm un9anfig=
item Safe 3 Nepubltcaner letn. Oa5 er9dbi
allo cine @elammtrepra lentattpn Der Nd9t:
8e~belenltaaten BON 148 Nepublifanern UNI
AZ Oempfraten.
Nneenpmmen nun, 1ammtltGe Nepralelt=
tanten Der gebelenifaaten ipirpen 5u9elatler
unp waren lammtltde Dempfraten, - 1atten
bic Oempfraten INNER bod III ~ W(altr
aeaet Die 148 Nepublifaner. Nber etn3t9e
GOngrebDtltritte Der Nebellenitaatet iperptt
Nepublifaner pdbler, 70 pap tIh Die Starfe
Der Dempfraten, audi ipeiln man ale l~aoltdpenl
Gepraa lIe%ntanten 3uliebe, mod niht etnlnal auf
80 b~elaufen wlrpe. Selbit tpern alle 1uplt=
Gen N~eprdlentatteIt 5u9elaifen iperoer, pabelt
allo bic Nepublifaner cine un9ebenre abioll1te
Niaiprttat, nit Der le ale 0elebe pnr9leben
fGnnen. llnp ba es nidt pentbar 1T, pab
2luaelihts pe5 iiblen Serlauf5 Der jebtgen Ste
cpnltruttionsppltttf stele NeprdIentanten aus
Niebedenltaaten 3u9elalea tperpen, % miro ben
9tepublifanern lelblt Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(be4uf5 peiterer Nmenpements CUR Sutpe5@
uerfaiung) li4er ietn.
NuA 9initi9er wOnn69liA ite1t pa6 Ser
Der 9arteien I'M Senat.
(SQ. Sts3t,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-05
2ebem8ocrfidberune uslo 9Om0OSatbte

Die Dtreftcren unb Ncttcndre Der "Gene-
raj Provident Assurance Company in
9pnopn batten tint DECEMBER liG Derla,nmelt,
UNI tire 8epba9tun9en iiber bas bpmdopati=
ibe 9etlperfabren 1T 8e3u9 auf 2eben mnb
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81

G g8esen Der &e9ttrtrun98pf
ftcen Der perlAiepetm Worbs liehe ~Offciele
observation-disclosures auf Der pierten Seite.
GB Sir tnterefonten 9eieitcff liebe aud
Uterte Seite.
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RBila0elp1ia, 3. Iuault 1865.

JOerc JIepQT[euC d.
Da5 9leuelte, mas iA S6nen mittbetlen
farm, 1T, pab Die Sibe ba9ter betrn 9lten qe=
blieben 1T, rnp paB Der Nu9ult liA bic iebr
uberFii1i9e Mlbe 3u 9e6en idetnt, rlts 3eieeu
III %ipolen, baB er es NOD beier fam ais lctn
SOrgdn9er. Op6 y8an9e MAIDEN atlt ntdt"
unO ais lidere6 SAubmittel bilft yg8eniq ar
Soften unb Stel ~ausrubet." Oc6 pa inner
OaS NibliGe init DEM 2tngenebnten eerbunz
oeu iein fol-, 1T eth frilNer Grunf i'm fibleu
S6atten BEL munterer 0eleulhaft bGdft
nOtbpenpt9. Sn pteier 8idtun9 mGdte i'd,
SIREN perebrl. 9eler,,, fails le Die Staot Der
Sruperliebe beiaden, mtttGetlet, DAP le in
Der 3. StraBe 70 etne Nrt Srteort6ltraBe
= bas Sbise na6 6er3en6pun10 fnren. %
lit }. g. Qapner'S Militdrz6ale - Gin Nlab,
Der Den Nep=gOrfer an ieinen Ntlanttc=@ Gar
ten e%rtnnert; Of CT eu9 in Baltimore altd)
an Gttpas c~rinnern fam, Ge3petf1e i6. Sin
Jel6madpple5 QOfal, pradtpptle Spmnter=
safe, quite Spetlent bic belten Getrdnfe, 9e=
pablte @eeaI6aft unb jeben Nbeno 6rei=
Son3ert. vSerS mas efrIan9it pu me0r 2"
Sin anperer 9lab in Der 3. Strabe lit bic
Iurnerballe peS 5errn 6ousmann, bic aQe
SDr3Ige elmer feinen Ste tauratipn unp an
itanpt9en @pn3ertialpn8 oereini9t. gelonDers
lbt Die iiA bort befnpli6e Sa6ne, auf mel6er
a0abenplt6 pom 9uten Sangern unO SGnee-
rinnen StlGe aus beltebten fpmtI1en Spern
aufgefu9rt lperpe1, cine beoeutertpe N,t3ie=
bungstroft. =
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Sas Serbaltaia Der ~arteien isa bepprtebtnnen
Gpnors6.

90 0te Sc ammt3abl Der 8epra l~entanten Der
90 untonsitaotens .pirpe, menn Diele ale i'm
Son9reB o~ertreten waren, 247 betraaen. Mnn
Den so Staaten baben % tire 8epralenton.
ten beretts gepablt; &entud9 mno Nepapo
9o6en nod 3u pablen ; unb basu fommen bic
- jsst IN Der Neconl truftiun beertfenen STE
0FHeR'aatsR, Dtele II Staaten tparpen
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W0lllnNton, Q. @.

+ DlGblt9er Ipbesfall.-0prge=
fern 26eno fanb man in 6 StraBe, naGe Dem
8aGnbcf, Die eetAe zines entlalienen Solbaten.
Ct bate iiA laugere 3ett hprt umbergetriebeu
uno mar plGbli6 umgefater. Oils man tbn
n1f 9eben tpUllte, mar er tDpt.
IGrtrunfen.- Dim MttttrpA Nbenb
ertranf etn SGbn9en be8 l6rrt. Nattan 2etrts,
3aAlclerf Der 9tasY garD. OoGelbe 1a6 aui
elmer 8ride, opn wel9er e5 3ufaqtg tns @al=
fer itur3te.
+ 2et@en9du unb Serbafs
we9en NurbeS. = Gor eintser
Go9en ertranf Elm Matrpe, NatnertS 8uber
6tIlam pom S9ppner NeQte 8rppn int 90
tpntac, nabe Georgetown. Set Der porgelteru
%at9ebalteuen 2et6enI9au ergab fid, Dap Der
Spt, Namen6 So9n 8trn, ben Serunsliidten
tt,s Waier mari unb berlelbe ertrant. 8tru
wtrDe pcrbaftet unb miro pe9en NforOes pro.
3eIlirt mer0en.
+Ger1u9 aus Der Sail 3u emit
fltebfn. = Nm Otenlta9 Nbenb entDeften
Rte Sailwa9en, RAP eintge Der NegertraFtn9e
Nnltalten 9ema4t baten, aus3ureiBen, ibre
Gorbereitun9en purben jeOpa redt3ettig ente
pedt unb 70 Der @lan p~ereitelt.
sp&ov.1n1f f08let5 Cine quite 865Fn tam 6auern6t
~Se4&"1AN% Be'tdftt9un9 erbalten 2rSn $40 per Wfc.
nat. Nn6jufra9en sO 299 . Str. 3wti&sn II ~nS Is Ctr.
tfrfduD(
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Mnmerfun9 Der 8epacIln" y,
@tr 6aben bic pbtge Correspondents nMlttts
oSt~nterwdlplerS" wIrtlid obgeprudt, mel! p'!
leiue Metnurtg a6ten, e~louben aber, pap 6
.pertger parauf unfOmmt, iiberboupt 81 Vn'z
ite,t pe5 Neeerfimmreft5 3a l6retben. lpl,
bern borouf Die Wl5gliGfeit, 3pedmaBtstt.'
II. NebtmaBtofeit Der NlaBre9el nad95llpe.lt'
tt1p Die gtnpirfe gu befdmpfet, Die 1lne pp1
Der auperen Seite 9emaAt iperosn, 0ernsl
nGre atlerptng6 baS Sttmmredt ette CROPS
Grrungen1ba # fir ben 5retselalenett; ipos
aber 3u lstnem S9ub unp Gortbetl BON Set+
ten Der Nesierung i'm Nugenbltf selatebt u
gel1ebsn 1T, balten mir fir abcran5 tptGtl9
,tnp fir etne GOrbereitung 5ur Solltanot9ei'
GmQnsinatipn.
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Stinlmre6t Der Neserl SOl ih bas NOD Be,
~ipeilen Gs liegt ia auf Ra6er 5ano! 3abttt
orA bic Sttmmeu, Die Der Sapen i'm SpngreB
boben wtrO, Sablt Die Sttmmen, Die Der 9ors
ben aus Dem S6opBe unp bur6 bic Snrlorgs
Der pertedten Democratic tbm gu pulfe ln1~
fen miro, unp SIR fSnnt IN ben 3ablen enet
Sdtdlal lelen! Cure Tetttng lte9t .n
@ttmmre0t Der gieeer. SIM Stimntrent ee'
Neger ltegt bic betiptelole Ma4t Arlet'Ia p
bic ~betIpielple tSerrltafeit letner gnIp.u.
lung, Der 0lan5 leines Sieges. Das St11 ma
redt Der Neser, , a lit Die Srage, alsa @"-
pere lit Stuart Da9e9en.
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81 permietben auf Is Sabre Qe1ie-

vine @eIegenheit eraer 6laRe tn Sefpe len an Ter NoIt,.
more tno Sbt0 @tenbabn in 2Deit gtrainien' ON"'
- SMr ! SGrteI sOfen tSnrnacel UNI Gtienrrrt in Der
. btneun9 init ben 5rdnftin SGinel, cfen.
y FUR Tabr'csren BON Sc er-gadleinen.
81 " NOhren BON 8crgGl.
a " BE QSias.Batrit'
o N ee Spfeneune e~rbtarSteer Rpble.
% . BITE @erteret.
. 3u eernntethen eafelbft B'eh, ga M unb . age MINE.
Sseue @sln9e fne gu MAIDEN bei 8 tn Snieer. Gso ur.
e~Sp9a9Seer aut eber, p efsn So, 9oeSreratnten vter Est ' , III,
0.O 8Ofet, NDrtb 9obpten. Rem SerleS. Ind Ihat5 IPH
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s3u perfaufen ODER a., nerr,ie46a.

a, - sI.tte1t9es gbrbabGus tn $50. 40 gsnuiptronis Msp.
unS M, soSu tgeIpnt ~rfrautesn. peltes nit 9Bertsego
n@ lesea aud fir Ct ea Stpre pter gpirfbf1nft NV's gm i b rs
c y gsaa ni ssoseet t@ Elm tasi&es u bas 6aaifeSS p.nt r..
sepaaee. Dte Frt bat Is Sus NrOnt btt 100 IuG ne S5s@
pefES 5u ~frtraatn am glast feibR. = In.s !. ~
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2U U1IknutPn Il III Uernlet0en.
gu uermiethen.

9nfineiee lestse Serren fBnnsu s6Sr. ,.rsnwn,
.s; S%,,st SIMMER mt pber Cbne 6 4 erb1IteII. / r Sls,s.
s sMsintr Sea zoe &eft pt1b safauirt Gu erfa5ea In her
@ranbsfr. 5~ll1en Pratt enN
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Serianat g iss !%dsssttau S'e erb sais H' assn 's $40 9 se4 Dr.:
nat. .Nn&3ufragen 0U 29 , Str. 3wti&en II unr IL Str.
tfrfdnp(
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OrOeer MuSoerfauf!

MaferattHneter # e~sstSunaen, fetn @eG6dftsIOeot an per-
lallen une eeStalb QDtaenS, fetn 2aler spn o.; nnea n Sh a.
eernEn u9ten, Eetten. Gpsrn-sIdErn &c. aim spaens,sgsfe
8H s~erteufen. Cine fe!tene @elsseatftt r&r Serer mann.
,1at, ~. s 8tfftnp,
lIWUf Ode BnIttrnEra II. 6pnfhaHar
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-21
The Canteen,

There bonds of all sorts IN this world Of ours
Fetters of friendship and ties of flowers,
And true lover'ss'knots ween;
The girls and the boys are bound by kiss,
But there's never bond, old friends, like this
We have drunk from the same canteens
1t was sometimes water and sometimes milk,
And sometimes apple jack, fine as silk,
But whatever the tipple has been, -.
We shared it together in bane or bliss,
And warm to you when think of this
We have drunk from the same canteen
The rich and the great sit down to dine,
And they quaff to each other in sparkling wine,
From glasses of crystal and reen
But guess in their golden rotations they miss,
The warmth of regard to be founded in this
We have drunk from the same canteen
We have shared our blankets and tents together,
And have maIched and fought in all kinds of weather
And hungry and full have been;
Had days of battle and days of rest,
But this memory cling to and love the best
We hav drunk from the same canteen
For when wounded lay on the outer slope,
With my blood flowing fast, and but little hope
Upon which my faint spirit could lean;
Oh then, remember, you crawled to my side,
And, bleeding fast it seemed both must have died,
We drank from the same canteen
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-21

Established 1889
VA ERTENBAKER Il WILLIAMS,
w successors to
KEEN, BALD WIN & WILLLAAS,
lO2 Main Street, Richmond Va,
Take pleasure in announcing that they now open
ing large stock of superb
Fall and Winter Clothing,
Gsntlemen's Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Trunks and Kolises,
all of which have been gotten up by the manufactu-
to ord and with direct reference to the wants Of
trade. BY every arrival we shall make additions
to stock, and keep constantly full supply of the
best and most fashionable goods to be had tie
country. w will also made to order any article
desired, and guarantee satisfaction. Having all the
advanta enjoyed by the house for twenty years
prev to the war, with determination 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,
WERTENBAKER & WILLIAMS
Sept 26-1v*
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-21
MITCHELL Sc TYLER,

NEAECEaEEE Sc IN LEag,
JEWELLERS.
HAVING reftted our store we invite the attention
IL OF old friends and the pubic, To entir eiy
and desirable stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES;
Fine French and American Clocks;
DIAMOND, AND FINE GOLD JEWELRY ;
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles;
SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FANCY GOODS, &C., sc.
Watches and Jewelry repaired i'll the best manner.
Cash paid for old Silver and Gold.
MITCHELL Il TYLER,
1O5 Main street,
Sept 26-6mx Richmond, Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-21

ROGERS, ADAMS Il cos,
WHOLESALE GROCERY
Provision House,
Fifteenth Street. between Main and Cary.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
y EEP constantly on hand
IA SUGAR. COFFEE, TEA,
MOLASSES, SALT, BACON, FISH,
CHOICE LIQUORS, &c.,
together with large stock of
Wooden and Willow Ware,
all of which Will be sold at lowest rates.
Regular Auction Sales every Wednesday. of
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS & MISCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Sept rs, 1865. ly--S
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1865-11-21
Spotswood Hotel,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

This House has been remodeed, renovated, refar
L nisheu, and put in perfect order throughout, and
the travelling public may rest assured of finding as
comfortable accommodations with be found
in any trst-class Hotel North or South.
Our friends, patrons, and the public generally, VS.
iting Richmond, are cordially invited make their
home with u.s. and pains VII be spared to n axe
them comfortable, pledged to sustain the
well-kn own reputation of the House.
Our former patrons Will find the old emp loyees OF
the Ii ouse still in service, where they will be
pleased to WELDON them formerly.
CoRkERY Il MILLWARD,
Sept 5-3mos Proprietors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-07
The Catholic View.

To us it seems that no two races ever
lived so happily and harmoniously to-
gether as the white and black races on
this continent. Even under the horri-
BILE injustice of slavery the whites have
been prosperous in at least pecuniary
point of view, and the blacks have in
creased, and their happiness has not
been marred by hostility of races
Indeed, we believe the evils of slavery
came to the masters from lack of the
antagonism complained of. The fact
is, no such hostility exists. The most
popular waiter about house, or ho-
tel, is the colored waiter; and no man,
unless he is very low in the scale OF
humanity, can say honestly that he
hates a negro because heis negro.
If questioned the most prejudiceo
admits that he likes negro, in his
place. Where that place is, makes thu
question we are called upon to solve
And in the response, let us fall bacl
upon our duty as Christians. We cal
with safety do justice, and leave tn
consequences to God. The adaptable
ity of human nature to the inevitably
is wonderful. Let us do what is right
and believe that good will come Of il
III catholic Telegraph.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-07
The Atlantic Telegraph.

New YoBK, Sept. 3--Tbe correspon.
dent Of the London Daily News, writing
from the Great Eastern, says: The au.
tborities on the Atlantic Telegraph concur
in saying that the record Of the undertaking.
as furnished by the kilograms, is OF q dc.
cidedly encouraging character. The chief
danger is delay. The ocean buoy left to
mark the spot will probably be found, II il
still exists, without much difficulty but II
must be remembered that in the event of
foul weather the Atlantic waves would dash
about and upon il with such violence rs to
make the chances Of mere buoy, however
strong. in weathering the storm, extremely
doubtful.
Another danger is that the cable may
sink deeper and deeper into the oozy bot
tom Of the sea, and graphing and hauling
it will be impossible. 1t will be noticed
that on the 10th, when the third attempt
at raising it was made, the grapnel and the
last 800 yards of rope came up covered with
this slimy ooze, a sufficient proof that the
cable, if recovered at all, must be recovered
quickly. Ifthe three companies interested,
viz: Atlantic Company. Telegraph. Con-
struction Company and Great Eastern
Steamship Company, can agree'as to the
terms on which the undertaking is to be re-
sumed. it is quite possible the great ship
may sail again in few weeks. Assuming
that the recovery Of the cable for ocean end
Of wire is now lying quietly in the Atlantic
no additional manufacture will be necessary.
Some stouter ropes and far more strongly
riveted grapncls, and tho Great Eastern is
equipped for the task, so far as the recovery
is concerned. The least sanguine people
admit her to have behaved splendidly from
the moment of her leaving the More until
now, and it is not too much to say that her
reputation as a seaworthy, and above all as
a manageable vessel, stands higher than it
has done for years. Those again directly
interested in the manufacture of the cable
have reason to be satisfied with its recent
trials.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-07

A DEMOCRATIC CANpIDATE.-Thonas
M. Key, who has been nominated by the
Democrats of Ohio for the Supreme Court,
was formerly Major Key Of McClellan's
staff. who. it will be remembered, was liz.
ANONYMOUSLY dismissed the service by Presi
dent Lincoln for asserting, after the battle
of Antietam, that it was not the policy Of
the Government to suppress the Rebellion
but to allow it to continue until the people
would be compelled to acknowledge tn,
necessity of its termination by compromise
He is a ct representative of the Vallandig
ham Democrats Of Ohio: q SlTl,i
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-09-07
Vallandigflann.

Clement L. Vallandigbam was present at
the late copperhead State Convention as
delegate. Did that body Indignantly
spurn this double faced Southern sympa-
thizer-this man, who, living in a loyal
State, played into the hands Of its enemies,
during the four years war? Not at ALL
They received him with cheers, with the
most vociferous applause, and not content
with this expression Of sympathy with him
and his iniquities, they made him tempo.
rary President
We know the leading copperheads Of this
county, have been for a.month, circulating
among soldiers-whispering in their ears
that 1.-THE Democracy never endorsed Val
landigham, that excitement forced him up
on the party"
Was it under a state of excitement
that this splendid compliment was offered
him? Was it excitement" that procured
for him these honors-the bursts of ap
plause, that greeted his appearance at the
| Convention
Out upon the hypocritesl The copper
head party of Ohio is Vallandigham to-day
as it was in 1868. They endorsed hi,
heresies then-they believe in them to-day
and are in as full sympathy with him a.
ever.
If not, why did they not kick him out O
the Convention, instead of allowing him t,
control it?- Hancock Jeffersonian.