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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

The Senate devoted yesterday to discussion Of the
right of women TO vote--a side question, which Mr..
Cowan of Pennsylvania interjeeted into the debate
on suffrage br the District Of Columbia. Mr. Cowan
chooses TO represent himself ardent champion Of
the claim OF woman to the elective franchise. 1t
is not necessary TO question his sincerity, but
the occasion which be selects for the exhibition of bis
newborn real subjects him to the suspicion Of being
considerably more anxious to embarass the bill for
enancbising the blacks than to amend il by confer
ring upon women the enjoyment Of the same right.
Mr.. COwan was once q Republican. He aban-
doned bis party, has been repudiated by his
State, and may we'll be casting about for
some new issue by which TO divert atten.
tenton from his fsithlessness on the old. We have
heard that Mr. Cowsn affects the classics; we are
sure, therefore, that he win thank US for reminding
bin of that familiar story cut Of Pusrch respecting
Alcibiades When the dislOluts AtbsDian had ont of
the tail Of his dog, which wi the dogs principal
ornament, and all Athens cried out against him for
the act AlOibjsaes laughed and ssidi Just what
wanted has happened. wished the Athsnisns TO
talk about this that they might not say somsthing
worse Of NO."
We Ss not to b suspected Of indifference to tA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

question whether woman shall vote At proper
time we mean 10 urge her claim. but we object to
allowing measure Of urgent necessity. and on which
the public has made up its mind to be retarded and
imperiled. Nor do we think the Radical majority in
the Senate need be bobolien TO The eneInys camp
for suggestions as 20 their policy. We want to SEQ
the ballot put in the hands OF tho black without ono
day delay added to the long pOstPOnement Of bis
just claim When that is done. We shall be ready 10
take up the next question.
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fu


Some ne0,cs iu' o. uudignhedIo advertise foaedy
however valuable be oeer reasoning THU Tia Ike saying
st article which Che word used tOUdbe hid in that
benefit, bcgs may BE- too widely dfued-thst te oil
protecting and ,rps heath cloud be close monopoly and not
accessible all HE argument bad worse thsu that h
fatpman. suPpoas
Il0srErTERs STozAcH BrrrBRs-
absolute specfs Tor dyspepsia boussss aud debility
hsd been Known beyond the s OF che faculty what
would have The eeneqt Instead OF curing and iaVsost
Ing millions The GOOD effects Of s preparation would have been cor
fined comparative few There Is the highest authority for saying
ths light should not be hid undo sbge that whoievef excellent
should be placed city bill where al take oosn1snce
off, Upon this principle that tho BITTErs have been sdVtd
end be advertised every newspaper Of
pbs end ths the spontaneous tetncnis' "a
favor trahsed into ell languages THOUSANDS
enjoy perfect heath to-day who would DO nguhns on bed Of k
newspapers hsd rot spread hs tr h 'e9o'd t'
Uneus ri0orrnf and cerc far and wide suppose proh
eiped from this Pubhcy ha shy argument as'' W u
the public health poced lives bave been saved zoe
feeble seaslesd end the sick restored e'e' 9"a ho'
been accomplished and who 50 mesu eat sdse TO srertion' thur
directed their fst fewsrd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
- q ~ susp
THE PHILADELPHIA PAPERS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ll.-An editorial statement 10 The
Ne- York World Of to-day that out Of 10 daily papers
published here receive their from tho opposition 10
calculated give wrong impression as to the status OF
the Philadelphia papers,
There but eight daily papers that have paid for
teegraphc news and these s continue in the ranks Of
the Associated Press the opposition cannot boast Of
having induced single desertion.
Ii the opposition have not accomplished moro in othof
cities than they have in Philadelphia the prospects Of sue
cess are poor indeed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

agree while the gtoera code Of the eviiized world
would provide for tL'se cases as to WACO thefc IA
unanimous consent In Mort wo can see 40 sSdicien
objection TO the plan. aud tho honorable enthusssm
and public spirit of ito projectors shall succeed "
accomplishing the work the whole word viii be
under lasting obligation 10 them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF CITY CANvAssERs.


The Board met pursuant 10 adjournment at 10 o'clock
on Tuesday morning the Chairman, Mr. Flynn, presiding
Shortly after organizing, Mr. Varlum presented tho fol-
lowing:
Whereas The law of the State Of which this Board is bound
take notice requires that in addition the returns hereto
fore required return shall be made to the Police CoamH
E4a 1t appears BY certified copy Of the return made g
said Commissioners for the With District OF the Eighth Ao
that discrepancy exists between the votes for Alderman 90
reported there aud as reported here. "
Resolcsd That the Committee Protests DO instructed 70
summon the Keeper Of Election Records OF the Police Comm
sppear before them with said records 80 r as JOS
same relate said With District Of the Eighth Ward AID re-
proper TO be made on the returns before this Board
Referred TO the Committee on Protests.
The following was received.
No 300 MuLBERgYsT. NEW York Dee. 10 ledo =.
thereby certify that the returns o. the SEVENTH ~ rS.
r. Thompson and August Schmidt Cansasses arc 90 rs
Whole number of votes Alderman ;o;
or which Eugene Ward received.
OF which Theodore Allen received g
OF which Isaac Robinson receives; ........-..'...''
OF which Robert Harrison received.
VI DO further certify that the Original TALES Of both the Pol
Clerks Of said District also file NJ this once agee
above statement In so far ss 10 vote given LOT 'os
Eugene Ward VOC, VOC,
A"''D''' avn 80 d. B. HasBsoucx,
Keeper OF Election Rccoras
Referred TO the Committee on Protests. s.-..,h
The Board completed the canvass IN the f'h,
and Nineteenth Wards for Controller wth tho iciioShs
result - a, 90.
SIXTH wARD-R Blconnolly, l,is r. Kelly A7' ~ o'A'
molly 500. :, x,-. CA A
SsyRSrn wARD-R. n. Connolly LOB; II. Kelly w. -
Connolly, llse. - u xr,,v ga.
NINETEENTH WARD.-R u. Connoily, iSe' ~ h''' -
IL was understood that the in the seventh
Election District Of the Eighth Ward had oeoa ss,
on Monasy eyening by order of Of Poics
John A. Kennedy and confined At Headqnastem AZ nsI''
on charge of keeping the returns Of their dsc' S'cs
aud also with tamperng with them. 49,. -
On "wednesday afternoon tho Committee on Protests o.
the BOARD hold meeting which will be e9zsideres hs
protest. Of Michael Connolly florence Duty and f""'
Tho Board adourssd 70 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

Mr.. Henry Osborne, himself dstiller, yesterday
testified before the Commission who is investigating
the alleged whisky frauds in Brooklyn, that Mr. Til
ton had repeatedly since September lst branded newly
manufactured liquors as having been inspected pre-
vious to that date and that Mr. Devn had once done
the same thing about November LIST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
ALRANl.
CHANGES IN TIE GoysRSoRs sr.er.

OF rELEaAssH rHg TRIBUNE.
albany, Dec. ll.-There is to be On entire change 10
the Governors staff it seems with the exception Of ths
present able Inspector Gen. Batchcdcr who viii not b
changed unless to be promoted to higher rank Gen.
Chas W. Darling formerly of Gen. Buffers stan, IS ep'
pointed Enginecr-n- Chief on Gov. Fentons stan no
being ALREADY coDyersant with the duties OF that ounce
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10 CORRESPONDENTS

No oco can be taken OF Anonymous Communications what
ever intended insertion must be authenticated by ,hc
name and address OF the wrernoi necessarily Tor PuDes
ton. bat as a guaranty Tor his good faith
All business letters this Office should be addressed TO The
TRIBUSE." Now York
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

~ On the second page to-day wH be found the C,ri
end Criminal Court reports, Brooklyn Ne'rs, The Mar
kets and other matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
Netu'alork Daily Gribmarf
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER l2, 1866.
TO ADVERTISERS.

We will thank our advertising customers TO hand IN
Advertisements early hour possible seee'eo amer
O'Clock they cannot be uude' their hsad'
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SoLOy k08lNS0NS NEW HoFEL.

THR WEEKLY TRIBUNE, ready this morning con
an the second chapter Of Mr. RobnsOR Novel Last weeks
number containing the FIRST chapter alsObe had AL news
men have H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
Bnslness NoiieeS.


Ana eli h ere fully guaranteed They f particularly
% q purchasers 10 tho sbove 'raae nak 80 their
Unlisted Geods
oalg BE- procured rsponsbls dealers throughout q. country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12
amusemenis.

RkREUh,s AMERICAN nUsEUM
nav AND LNENiHG-KABRIi OF THE WOODEN SliOE
'ARFp. lfr 4 W CisIte ai q fuh copnpeuy. IND ltun
mn TROIlsahp CURl O5i1 tts-NAh AhBUkOHS COL
E6gION on Wild Ahlh AIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

.... o.. .I. uBLOs CARDFE
TINS EvENEG-rHk BLACK CRooK-0roas P'Fs'isnas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

WINTER GARDEN
rtus tFrvRKOON-TIu erRAN0ER-PET2UCfI0 NJ
pave u5s,6 rms FvENINC iTALiAN OPEtA-IHA BAi
HFP or SEVILLE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-12

REW YcRk CIRCUS
THIS EYEijiNO-NEW YORK CIRCUS TROUPE ~ Nno
R8ts sbi Gne De Berg nsue ST y o'clock
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-12

iuritdgetsbrFsn Sentdnsr Ra6 fi9 beute su
eyfennen. gin 6enianer.S ffiter Il. msb'
YeYe Eentaner purbtn rpessn bsletbtgenser
gpra6s, wel6e fe ssgen 9unsrsbsamte
futrtsn, per6attet. Sen. Spsdr unb
Ssfen StabspfFSisre bateu fth benz Sber'
fen ~2iptn9lpn Ron her 8unbesaTnee
Iberesbtn. - Su Der llrtesgenp non pt'
gspn 6ta ipllsn ib nod thinner $50 Sc
nidrsr tn Der Ibiibt aufBdlten, Mot NIT
teeren Sdncen pcm StrftfBu9e betmjur
fetren. - @en. Weabe In In 8eeteiturg
Ietnts Stabss %dn9etOmren, - Die Burg
f6aftsIumme fir Sen. Sweeney 1T auf
$4,000 bsrab9eleSt Dprben.
BuffdIp, 9. Stunt. Der Rtf'
jug bOte(tcu b%e9pnnen. a3wet Comp 49,
nie'n ron Gbtcaap iin6 teute frIb na6
eielem @iase ab9eretNt. - Nan Btaubt
bis @rutu9 ale Sent0nsr, bic iib bier
berumtreiben, lps gu fftn. Die gafterr
bier arBtommenen Sentarcr, $40 an Der
,3lbl, Serb1lten ltb jpGr rubtg, ldsen
Oper fret berauS, fe feten 9etcmmer, UNI
Die Ganabitr gu betdnpfen. unb tparfer
ntht eber }urldfebren, bis tie tbr 8ellbos
gelpI't Gdtten. Or. q, Dpnne1p le1te
an Sen. 8arrp etn @efu2 unit freie Be
fDvberIng fur 800 6entansr nn6 9ttts'
burg. Sen, 8arrg erpdrtet icst Snirut
riOnen ron WalbinStpn getrefs bteies
@e9enfanoes.
0tngtpH, Canada, 9. Sunt.-Dts
Na4rtht bon Der S%uspsnptruns Der @a'
beaS Corpus : &tte wurOe Gter nit Der
srDBten Sreubs oufaenDmmen.
SSreier SrauspOrt Der JeHinner.
SuffGIp, IL. Stunt. = Sen. Bar.
rs bat pom Sen. Dtedbe cine @ntipprt
gttrefs Der frstsn 8efbreerunS Der fit
in srpber anj1bl bier berumuetbenben
. Sentaner erbalten. Sen. Nieabe fdgt,
bic 9unee5re9terung pp1e fA nt9t In
unnStbl8e 8Di!en SerIreer unb eebe
Mot rte GrlaubrtB 3u frstet 8etDrees
run9 Der TentQner.
&raF6rut 3Obrrts' Sert6r,
New yGrt, IL. Stunt, 9at
IsrbGr bfS B~entauer. 9ratsenten Ho
berts bs9ann beute Dor rem @unoes-
GDmmiGar. DGs @ertAtsStmmer tpa,
geerdngt pDG. Inter ben 3eu9en paf
8r. @tbbpn, gije . @ralbent Der 5entd
ner, beien @usiG9e nidt gunltt8 flr bic
8estsrung TT. &pbertS puree auf ben,
&idmege mad REM @ema4rfam BON ben
JSldnSern nit Sohs besruBt.
Sen. %. q. Srpn9 mtrb pur6 etnen
giBmungsanfal ans Stit 9efefstt.
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EslcGrrpht[hW.
(8ai&ttt fir ben r5tutlatI GOrreIpOnNtrtth.

" SEN-----
Sofa.
Rep gprt, IL. Stunt. - Die
SGlub. gfptirurs fir Cob mar beutt ba
bter l39$ in Cincinnati 1888.
Aus gti6mGno.
81 t6mpnb, II. Stunt. - Die reuf
Sabads 8Sris In 49,, fapli& ppn& arSfr.
wurbe bsute frub erSFret. Der Waopr,
Stabtrdtb unb bic Nebrteit ber@siGaftS.
lsute rparen anpeSeno.
Rsnsiiefses nuts @~aitinBtua.
SIS dfbtn9toR, IL. Sunt-( SeH.
Dasts.) &iGtsr UNDERWOOD bat bdf
@e[l6 nm &rlaB zines 9absls' Corpus.
Sefetls sur 8Crfabruns bes Self, OaptF
pcr fetn @erttt abgeihl19en, 70 lan9s
uttt Der Srdfbsnt ausbradlt6 bic lleber
metfuns psS @sfan9fnen an bic Gtptlge
rt4te Serfiiee, IA Dapis NOD STts8sBe.
fanssner fst.
&i&tsr llnberpppb bra1te feline @nt
rpprt 1u 9aptsr, unb S'Gpnnpr, elmer be,
Sapts'ldeE &nwGlte, legte ctefsl6e ipfort
bsm @rdftenten Dor. Dsnnpb 1T BIZ
pprtduts atts psitsrs 9emIben Tim Da,
sts' Sr,tlaGuns Nf%uspenoirt.
Der bfuttss 8eIhlus bes nnttrbauies
tas mad ben 9a~nbtsssieBen Self. DaSti
bis CUR @Ip3eiGiruns 8efan9en seeal!sr
psrben mGIs, mar etns Sol8e Der BE
furdttuna ietner Trtiaabe neast Caution
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lsrfinEsnrrhepulnpneu

baltimore GOurtp- @ert0 l..
- son cutown. ben 9. Stunt. -
Dte GroRee1hwcrenen tpurben fur ben
S.rrnin euttaGen.
Grtmtnal @ert6t. 8ec.
9oadd unb Gputs gGtnssr, 0ts ni6t bier
ppbnenbe 6aulirer ansesta8t, blteben aus
unb rtrtptrtten lore Gduttpa. - &borrtGs
Wc6uss, s~metmaltse 6sbtertt %aeFpttener
@at,fn (Sen Stterfefttn TN gSsrtbe ron
$2l5, bic 0rn. WaniEaw uno lrpet an.
bsre Gnaben 9tftptler, tcmte BON elmer
pertte taGmnD1snm pt6en 3su8's, hdS
Der We1Fr atftfo SorcS SIM. 6. Cooper
urp @Seren geEDblen) fIst9eiprp6en.-
DENTS ScbriOn, Re8er, mDresrttder I'm
artff auf Wm. Webber unb Gem. Sst ;
ftet1slpro9:n. - Die Gorfabrrns eeS
Sobn Glare tpurbe auf btr 8ertBetct9er
gBunit bis bsute frIb Serf6pben.
matter .@trtGt. - Sob. Srtsl,
&l(atttb 2cane unb Safe q. nebt Cuffs
50. NcGl'Htpd er9teittn gclma6t CUR
8erpattun9 Der betrsfrneen Nddldfe ron
gatbarineS sip, Gomunb Spane unb @nna
3. Statr.
common pleas. @ert9t. -
8il9. Tret ss8sn 6. s. sid u. @.; ur>
tbetl hes Ttdters Torrelttr beSl9lth Der
8dumung bes 2Gfates befdti8t uro BEN
@ppalanten $50 suertdnrt. petnrth
GOtfmar eegsn Ecb. q Gurtatn; 3s'
furs 9eaen Hi6ter Sprrefsr's GntiHetb.
Rph nttt srtrcist.
@upertprs8trt6t. - Con. So
remain rpibsr bic @prfebsr beS pN5rSldne'
9pttals"; Riage auf @ldgqbe BON $1,000,
ote SlGatr benz Spltaie b:jdblt bate, boz
NIT eS Ietne beretts Is Wpnate nd6 ibrer
@afaaGme genorbenr S6wtfer peipfe8e.
OR erbielt 1920 5useisrp9en urb bat bic
@rDSsbfpRtn au trdgen.
sur btute inp @r. $50 bis 474 an'
8efrst.
5tabtirets. -Scb.S.
splitter, @2rwalter, segen &%atbaElne Boil
lad Mntrds auf 8rrtGtBuEG Der 8duf'
uriunbe iter @gunoeIsentGum auf Der
OaIeite Der Star- A1eY, nDroli6 bon
Canton. Ipenue.
8unbes tairtssGertb -
Spftpb 2ts8t aus 9aucra. Mp., gsraus'
gabuna unb gsrtrttb faliHsr $20.Rpten
Der ,Gtten Rattpnalbanf pOn Snptaaa'
pplt9' platotffe UnlOl lnuiotH. Ptp'
teb auf Wcnta9. ben Is. Stunt, anssisst.
- Spb. DID unb Nm. Serb %erlan8ten
SON Gtgsnttamer ttS SbOpners ,@sne.
raj SaYtpr" $3.50 Matrpfen-2DBnur8
3%uertannt.
Der 9sgtrfsssnrpalt ertldrte, Der 9rp'
3es gesen Saeba8en u. S4ne7Otts toegen
anastli6rn 9unbtsaeusr Setru9ss, tn
pel6em it6 bic @tfdWsrensn ntGt etnt'
gen "fpnnten, rperbe mod in Dteism Ser
mine Wieper sorgeupmmcn tpsroen poer
trsenbpte feline Grlestgung ftnbsn, unb
spst antrdgs auf 9si&laguatnle elmer
Nartte ganfnpten I'm 8sliBe Der bdnfes
rotten Strma gasre u. Comp. aessn 8e'
3obtung Der Soften falsn sslaftn tp.rben.
- Stur9ts'untsriuhung rpssen Sefnens
BON Srtsfen TN btefssn Sp1arnte unb
unterGtlagens tbres Snbdltts tpn1fnt am
nGbittn Trsttda an bic Het6e.
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50. GDuerts. - 1. GiBgag.

N q tttatDr II, III. Stunt. in,
SENATE iberrethte beute 9r. 5arrtS etne
DenfIhrift Der Hep. gOrtsr S%anbetstdms
rter su @uniien hes 8anterDtt@ sfeBss
Or. @abe leate einen semsEnidmen Ss.
Shlus gum @nfaufsepifsr edncer.ten bel
pptnt 2ocfput, @lb,, fur etn Wtlttdr' una
Martnee Sospital rpr. Or. @tlfon beam
tragic, fur bic slufrehterbaltung bee
,Trsetmsrs' 8lreau" su fcreen. pr.
SenberIpn bsrtGtste etne Bin CUR Grid.
tuna ether Rttbsrlage tn Dsutihtonp Elm,
no a%msritantlhe Gfertau. &~r3eu8nifs
ausgefeGt psrben fenen. Die Bill Jul
fredericksburg ees eetsns oerD ampf.
bppt.gafagttre pafHrte mad &nndbm'
perfhtebener Announcements. Wdn ntmmt'
NIT Der I'm n%ntsrbauft f&on anssnpmme'
men Sif CUR theren @ufbewabrung bel
8unbssaelber itberetn.
SIN unterbdufe purben rtebrere aa'
bte Sentaner ,Yspeeuna uhb Wfutrdlt
dts,getBs ge,us tabsnbe SefHlnf'
benz AusfhuHe aber %auspdrttss Mn9ele'
aenbetten ibermisien.
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GSictanobure

wv
Tas Sterseri6t Der frsien Sanieitaet Bremen
uta6t btereurdl teflunt;
bab aai ben 8eridt Ter Dup e1cpmmiiic ion Der
Nnt az BON @eotg QSinobprn .'einen am z.
D,tpser 1915 ~setpleneR 9rnoer Angut Wlnb'
BORN, ctlcu Spbn hes neritcrb. Dtterit, B!nos
born unb beiieu a~ltitfallS. reriterberttr 9befrau
@ltiabetb. geb, Rlatisn, petder i'm Sabre l8i7 aS
WfatfOie o4n bier fcrtae9an9en Jet nadY1rtsuleutb
In Nnleri!a unN ep,t mel er auf Der Retie tranf
e~,ipprben, ib cine 3eii lang bel i.inern Salbbrit-
Ser sSpt. Stinr. Shu'Ee aIfSebaitsn, mad ietner
@ntIun9 f, auf en eu9liihts edit, an9tb!iS
81 a%ntenrtr" BON 2pneen, gu eintr Hetle I'M Die
@sIt petmietbtt babe, unb bon tpetdtm i'm tclHen.
ben Sabre 1S46 ans Balparatp eth SGTetb' II bier
einaeitofen, BON bn an attr N'6t$ fueittr RON
itn rerrpmn,en ft, iir teot ;i ertid' en-. OILS gus
lGiiis urb e~emgemdb cine Gbtctanabuu9 BIS Ders
iGo&enen erfannt i,croen TIT.
Gs prb baber Der pcielpabrte Au8ult WtHe'
sorn bltrbuid selao.a, i~pat'iiens am
MpntaG. ben q. Wtat 1867,
Gcmitta8S 10 llbr
Dor BAN Ober9eridte In befer anoirn6jIlnitr altt
tielaem Tetbbaufs p.ri5nlt6 pber cnrd etnsn 9sooh.
mGttiatsu su etideiuen poer bis hab.n Runoe nen
jetli.m 4eben unb Nuftntba't gu Ssben, ptellaentaus
tr fir tpst ertlars II. ittn 8clrnbsen ben IN Nol4e 'eis
res Epets taSu Strsdtigtei perabfo'8t m:then ntro.
Sooarn ptrpen gGe. peIGe BON ieineu, eeeen ober
Goee gtadlt6.en btIistr, aufseipreett, iplde benz
Oberaerittt niit,utbetlen.
9ualetb mcrbsn bic unbc'ahnten grbeu u. @ldu.
biper hes cbengenarrten Auault Winehprn blerr,'t
eelao,i. ibte ttpatgen Sn,rti6e u, FoIoernn9eni bfi
et.aie BET Sstinftes e%et'elbeu. tn benz ob9eoatttu
&c nl,ne on,uatbtu une seitenb su mac, en-.
9reuen. aus Der eaHjlsi ets Sberrertets, BEN 2.
Wai 1868 Or. It, GeI.
1l9 80 49,
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4ie Ieutaner.

ct. Mtbans, 8t., 9. Sunt.- @tn.
@pear Bat Rh scn@anaba mad Srdrfltn
auridauoaen. tpo II fest NIT ben Sberfsn
Rabcn, SGpnnsr unb &putrie uno ben
uetRen Nent1nsr 9ruppen peilt. Gin TN,
2 ubr teute friib absebaltener 8rteasratt
bate BEN 8ud;ug our Tolae. bd bsrMRan'
ael an 4rtessmuntttsa unb eebsnsmtt.
f,ln stue Sprtfssurg bes Jdosuses un
nSatt& MATTE. De unsefaue Gstft Der
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Bnreau Der Sectional, 8ener'
EerfiAcrunaSs SGmpasnie

SQltlW we, o. Jn"t lou. ,
Gas Ttrtstoriunt bititr 9onlra8nit bat beute AMI
hos @ru1eelritaf beiastsr ecupagnie cine Dieiosnet
sou l3 9tsseni fir Bit lesteu ists Mlpnate auS3ewoI.
fen; 10 proJent fir bic afford { u. 8 pro5ent tIr zen
@eitrpefOnb, all unb nab Wspntas, ben IL. Stunt,
3ablbar. ,
Ste &eaieruuas-. EtaatS- II. Stattfteuein sntribtet
Die Gpmpasue. SaS llsbtrtraasbuh tleibt bis gum
IL SUM- eeidlpIien.
Sr auftraeet
035-8 40 246St0) s.. @. Sanb8, ser.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

saad,ridt miro blerrnit ssseben. bob llnterSeidtnsit
bonn Bai'enaeritie Der Stabt Baltimore goDmaGt ,us
Berlpaltuns Sts Ra9laiIeS bea autier otrit. Srte6r.
10 erbaltsn bat. Ane Dleeni9en, iptltt
,fort.runs an ben Wa6lab baden, iuerce, hisrrrNt anf-
folde nsbit ben ~nStti8sn. 9sieslit seelaubtQ-
stn 9eleae, an, peet 20. benz 10. Ott5r. 1866 %ein,urei-
unb aeltsuo ~ madssn, deer 81 9epdr.iaeu, bah IL
ibrer Nnjprlde an eisien Nodlab 9eietlit tdr rerlniils
srfldrt ,ptreen mbsen. Gne, bic Sablunsen. an oie,en
su maiden taben. perbtn biernit aniseirreert,
iclde nneer,isIi6 AT llnterseitnete sh le,'teh-
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onntntffratipu

MoHrlht ipir6 bietnlit 9t9ettn, odB NHtetItI1Htltf
9pumadf ,ur gei ipaltuns Sts Ra6Iahss Der aatist
perlicrs. Mars gnetetert ertalten bat. &ue{tie
spreeuiuaen an cieSeu Ra !as saben. ,perben bierti'f
auieeioresrt, iptts nebit ben nbtbtaen Seiesen am
,u MAIDEN, pber ~ sepGrtisea, bas lie tbrer Nnipribt
at bititm 0adlagt eeiesli6 fur eerlniite ertlart iper:
ben mbsen. aGt. bic 3ablunsen an eieiet Nadias
,u MAIDEN babcti. m.roen biermit antsslotoert,, ields
inper;asli1 an 1ntersei6neten gu letiteH; 700 Mot 10
pire aeridtib einseitrittsn.
U22 8 81 lO) Spftpb S41Ht4aL Ssut.
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Wplttei oeRern tpe0eN 8eRsbtuna bs8 So
fer6 @tatans nm 3 SG6rDfe uno I
gadr 6pIcn. $40 Wfrtb. er9riFen, nnb
Ser 8i6ter 5bowatre benz &rlmtnal'8e'
n okv1nrt Iherdntnprtgt.
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aufruf bes seutidben Nationals
E~Lereiu2

Nue 9rssn. @eIanopstsine, Spm taSSseIubs Sahs
8ersine, auc 2Stnsinbetsr, ippie b0s eeuti0e Pit
bttpm ~hbersaupt iirc bteimit ouigspre:rt, natueh
Dcnnerit5g, IA. Stunt, in ret nSise-NnIe", PoRes
Ctr atenss s llbr, 1u eIideiue1 ooer Nh srtb ota
IeSateu ptrttetet AT lliien. I'M gea'n has liHe onattas
iiSnsde mud ride s]onntaaS. .isB ttatirdft 4 auf.
iuteter. Suslet6 mateu wtr betannt, tpB oenna6ft
lin algemttNeS GpttsiCit abBebatteu pro 3n bieIsm
3pede 9eo.9ts gId.i
U38,41) e, Klaus, Sseff.
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MS afp,u8tpu, -. 8.
ae.nt hes reprlsirpn6enitn". iptlte AUD aHSsteen
%anuitntn,t, 8. 6bmess, IL 4S2, Rem . gSrf'
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&hrsb7&
1om 0opatlti9e Sprttftta
9aben ti6 nab ben Nmfdn8fetHtten &r,
~fotrunaen

ais pcftcmmeu etioierei& e%ytoteisr.. S!rt3t, rag
Noit6stbrauhe paFenb,n glitie(; 10 etnfaa, has btrn'
@ebraude tetn Ieliebeu rortcm1nen fann; 10 kaIAlce,
raft ice grfa6r oobli iCbIt. uu6 10 miriam, oas man
nd aets 0uf lie ~psIlaiisR lam. ste BADEN bel Seeer,
INNER yuiriseeuieNen. m.
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yioti5 far ~ co. un0 Waua
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
81 tia.

Nne. bic tbre Bounty %srlousen pcld, foUteu f1
tei'm Gapitdn Sob gt6 msIseti , b. bic 1851,
'62 II. 'G3 9entsut taten, b~etrnlneH $500 Bounty nab
btm ncusn geieSe. Nertrnt mad Mr. ", 9ni0rilr.
tI3o)
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SSnIftmprcr 3plamt,

3pIleInutb mtr8- Bure2u, q. Dtal 90.
IN @smdBbe;t ron g6eiunseH ceS S6ab- Separlt.
rents plrb man M 10 0 d, cen Is Suui, lwt IL
ubr WfittlGS an Senberipn'8 GGrlite fSlNHVee 9sasH1
f&ube 6feEtlid tum Der,dufe %cfiettren:
Btu u etierner lsugfinber. deSpaer, mil pntiette '.
8Iu % - 12sGtuubsr ~ tell ttt .n.-....".
Yin o. mettrsencr 9 4fanbsr, gsSps.n "......n",
Drei6il (s0) Con. 8auofIs@iIcntledt,
Cine parte alLeS Gtieu.
II - y Wtefius.
u - alier DampIbeiS. Gt6slst.
3pet ~ @eittrrsG Cats.
zine Suonittat aite Mauila. 9aue. gISds &c. &c,
Bier az isrne Bccts Siitten tGarttS>,
3Tst az 2 6tfsu@lodeu.
3rpst rs Sangsmlttcn. jttiten bon Soft.
8ebinsun9 gaar ;obIuua in RsatcrarSs, Sprbs,
Gbiptu $. Mebtc
9cu .9tnntbmsr.
G12Q-12l Hhrsrn 4 Go, Htft.
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2ur Anferttaun9

rpn 9 artfimaGere ieest att oaf Ysrielan,
@loS. Wtct1l, SelS SC. unb SalIi9rap b te n In
aueu nattcRalen, Giteren u. neuertt SdHttftarttH
tmpfiebIt lid 1. REpte, Sir. IS. &lbenlaI le-. nape
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