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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
TnrMbiue.c

gper rad 0tcfptcrr, SIG, re'i't, filott bic Stoltte
iitct gSeIbDn II. GoIbSprrc' fir bic "a Id { # { ints
btlftghe
giur Steie 2ini. pcr'auFt 9nrf5iGete unb sibt ge,
fadmarren fir Die nS satraro-J toatsies8aln", u1e
rur ibre SanaJtsrc tbErm slsib na3 benz Saotn pet7
~ierretieu.
4aHoaierc, peft. nit BEN s II 6r@Eru9iuse boz
Rerps {)crt. pesr nit BEN 8 Is II. 11.b0 HrItSuBe BON
FbiIa6-tpb'a unc nam $50 Nadmitia9ssnGs Dor
g8aib uNpu %abfabrcn, tBunei nit oisier Atrte slrt6
lps!terte,I9t. gdIiu0tsre uuo ibr GepGd nel6en In.
tntGcl6tI1 ;,piidcu t;n @nbnbBisH II. 0ampisrn lps.
tr:.
Moore y. & vans gteietut.
20 NJ. 6. Smitb, Sprertn.cro-nt Der galtlnrrtr
GQrgi. 4adst-g o%niH1Euts.
6. o. @ttc. GSu:rclaa6sn Der rSeaboaGbt9tpl.
rCte.Satn"
&us9 0'GDnnpr,
[7tai,1J gadaGe- N9stt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

TnGuft q. MpEFDSr.
tslsBsr tn SsI Ei'Ha a5ur, San lon T. sr.9,
". 100. JNep.fem6arr-,
srtf6eu G!sbL II. ESdrlGsitT., Balt'nIptt.
Maeut fns ats, Si,ocif S 9fepbetD'g
@ryi 1r5tE 5~sirN;iie~
;Sobs,Eauf mt 6Grtirr N BGetrcts (sah,tt
9.col, R~tutfaIbenr EetN. Sarnpap ers
som sGod &laHn, 6~ppFcTa7 Ttrssr
tim Sci ~-lptttr Ritl farbtnN
4.n ppGit6nptser gpttIta ov'Aer ssrn'At atsr!''
fallen, ;facteu &c. tets prrvdttl9 81 ben
bsltatttN AR a~rFt0reifeN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
Dieiteu.G %ntiernurs rpu Baltimore rad
Mirrimnnfi.

uebsr Valter5bur8 .....,...".......633 MetIen.
. PennnGpb II. QBhCcllnl ,.,..,.r.. 1898
- S0rrls6ura II. ptttSbrrg ........G50
Gur6 Gte Mlrie.Ia-F,ni ...........,,. bS5
cine t~Triparuis an Der gntfernuug ocu lis
0urb be Columbus giNie ............ 5ee
s,ne Griparuib al Der &utiernlr9 zen 65
6etTtacc, pclde he Baltimore. Sbio. @iIsubabn"
tsr,eti. lsasl bic geite tn IL Gage ;inid II. fahrir
III 2DaAen, Gs Guf eG5 Auertflucrlts II. nit 9ep0l.
herlen Gthen eneerdllst inn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
3sGnjdbrieer Ibeum.atismuS
hnrd Gimreibittg hes HiidgratsS nit
NnbipaD'3 Neaby Ieltef
Qcbetlf.

w.
ST. Sob. Gl y. 90 Sable sdb1ent, Iitt felt ssbu
Sabisn an RbCitratIsmuS. Seit II WenSen ruste
ii, pogfou,men hulles, has 3tn1mtr but,n. Ole
@.itber raren petcrtbt aci&mcuen II. ilntseitaItsi; bic
Sanoe tranptbaft eritarrt icoaB CT peoer ole ginger
~bcrcaen, npdl bic Sid6e anf. ooer s%unlndpcn tonnie;
ten BlrscH Supper turdSps!n Ibeumatii9e Stuer,
ttn; has Stbet aus eer Bette reritiatie bic Grb6tfn
SGnlcrScn. Wtan braGle ion enbli6 batu. eaS Rid.
hrat triib VINO NteneS ie cine Sturec "tt U a b 10 a US
&eGbp Reite' e!nttiteii Al iaNen. Die eriis
Gtnreitun9 be, idafie Sinosrut9; u,ebrere nadiols
ecnoe Gtnrcitungen eniboten ibn bel Sdpler3s1. unb
mad etnmpfatIibem 9cSrauds BIS Isltei unb
tlnigsr eSabcn ecn u @ bwab'B Ytlltn ras
t interchangeable. sect 1T TT luftts II. aefunb nm
ertt't Nsls8cntltt ned .lnmaI rad benz &elitf u
ban 9tIlei. -
@iee Tamilien= W~eSisin.
alS Sam'iisn MeSSln 1T es has nisl>tis SeIs
mttiet, pct6ss bic g8cti fenrt. Biro man bon
SGmsrsen oSer llnpaBliGtett beimsefldt cber bon
ttrtm t~psar;t3en Seleen bcorpht, 10 furirt fett &C.
blon6 raid ben 9atIenten It ihlst has Ssilsm Dor
&nfauen. Gtntgc Mtnuten itad1 brr 6uBerea
poer lurereu gItfeeneums SeS & a b " q b 8eltef
iptrb Der pen rem pcini9enoiien @ d. 1nerse
Er1mp en-, bfnmatir MS Rerptas
web @t0t seubeu mmerS, tattcm
8tcber, bbiem SAILS, Srippt. DtpD ~
t sirn. n, 8 STSSsttMC .T tS ,snh G4n;San0u"s
Us d. ttgc &cmcrtiHg a. - Sar eanb
wtrib unS Nuoere. ipelGe In bum beltebel-
ten @tB'notr ,cc trc'l, no cs iGrosr bdIt. bic Eifnits
eine5 arstes 81 %stlea8eR, IT " 4 b 10 a p'S Reabs
" - ! ! Y "hte.NhSNts ~ ttHih I"l = gttAAi
8eritdlsrurs %eeelaudi wereen, haB cS IN aaen }aaeu
cute Gienlte 'etitet NO man WtGbeb q 0 n poer
. d merieh irHrt pber nit
gripre, Girbtbsrie. b5isni Sa:fs,
ihlimmsnl nlltcn, Setisr!eit,
@0lslsArltf, ilHterIe'bS-, 70"
ginAti-, &ttcrz Ii. ytttren- gnt;inbina,
pcel nit 2alSbra,tre, &alssntSIneIng,
Medeidtle6sr peeg NIT t;eufdllie,
6Drtpcb, !Hutr., S~bfenibmer;en,
pssr nit HeHeenubct,
Raoeritmtr5. &benmatiSIlls,
Nurd,fall, u bplsra Wcrtu8,
Giabr, S%'arbpunten,
8.nbidibcn, SraUfWcn II.
Grimpfen
eeplast III. Ote an,reubuug ben u a b m g
&eabp relief lpiro 9Th BON oteisn 8tihpsr-
ben in bel lNlirnFnitsa Sptnt btnnen ~eiIisen Stunbst
furiren.
U beumati8 III II 8. - Dieies ftmersbaise
nebl bat cen ssidtdiellen gter;trn II. bslitbtslltu
lpttttit 8ettrst- Us ii an ShlpierigIien su bebar.
aber U aopap's Reabp 8eItef bat
rod ftetS Gem eeleenben S~cfcrtiae Grlei@terung ttra
iGaHt nne 1T alien SaNcn bon atutert, ,entsuuo,inent
reer n~sru51cnl IbeumatlsnnuS cine ~taueInbe S.,luna
telrir.t (8et t1ronilGem Rbeumatismus 1t. Gibt
ioute WGowab'A Reinig unsssS eru y,
has icsenann,e Rencpattng Rsipioeut /,
aeben cen, Ieabp @ettei sspraudt ~perSen.)
Bel alen 1rosnitem 81 tnben.
@sets: 50Gts. Pro Sla1he.
Sr. Sphn Mabwnp s &pmp.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
6interEidj sEabn,aIGine

braud.n, tfntsn mir ouf etefe ueueie aridttnur8 ous
sem 9GbmaIbiuer. tSeeiete.
Die Nr. l Rdbmafhine fur Sabrtfarten
1T Bon beionb.rer SrBse, iehr TART II, friitis, IeidE
Rabtret - pom %biinnS.en Satturc bio sun biditep
Sober etr9crittst uro nit bauuluoIcnent, linn'S
ien, II. %iciornenn Naecn eIeid gut %artettcuo. Sbfbcn
felt aurtem I'm Wartt', lno eieieWtdi1tHcn bcgett'
8eSrauts unS Ssosrmaan If NIT ibnsn Su%sEsBncus
iu~fritsfu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
Z W prtberu= Gentra(s
ka1a-A-sH= Bnhu.

Did; - WoFtbernsD enCcets
HhaA-H= Uabu.
S9l9cneer SEintersS Sol. pton
trltt nit WpntGB, ben 90. Nor. 1895, IN Rrait.
M69an8 ntrblt6er Slee ppn Baltimore:
Nett-r MISUNDERSTANDING VT. L......7.20 ftub
s s%stse iaaft qintj .. sp 10 g;oam.
9arltcr,r aNcscmmcSatirnBsuq Rr. / ..12.ao
9prter wesom@ooGtioassus II, 80. $50
s ssa ! ,erie'r e ssn.asus WI. 80" s s.sS s,ssubs
Sittshar8- Ginltraer SGrclSu3 ......l000 -
ri,tt snslnm a0sta,.T 3ass 'nSa,t, nj
garitoner asscmnicoat'r1siu0 Hr 2 e. $50 ~
gorter,.,.'.;.:.:;en .'...' Nr.Z ..lo.15 ~
S;dreaBus ,(Sait stntl ..............12.3o slaGrt.
yarttcrer Ntcpmmreatlcn8itS Yr.4
I'M SolteusO epct.. 4.30
Yprter aeerrrnooalinnSius .......... 9.45 Gtenbs.
Der gcf.. 8nr5idneu (Saft qine) II pittstur3z
StIstrasr sGnsaias Sa!ten inif@et Baltimore uib
Die 0ur6i0ntu (5aneine)., ppits Ii. accumn,oba.
LID as.
nakme hes e3amiia5s-tH8Ii6 ab.
Der F;itsburg- G lmtraer SGuel;ua gebt tial!d alb.
Petit II. aesemncbatonsSIsc tpnuien-e pnntass
olSGttei,nten--tagliG an.
Ter G.,niraer S6neG.ra tcnnt - nit u8na6me
Der Sur8iGneaasus (Saa qir.) ,ummt taslid an.
DE Yeit.. Dur1l5'nfa (6ait elne)z, pittsbursz
Grie'r Sdneuz II. Tt;tsbu,9s Is ln,iraer S6nea,uge
ibltcbsn Ita IN Satrtssur9 an hit 3i9t Der rpennip l-
banter Standardization" ra1 pittsburg Glepelans,
epiunbls. Cincinnati. sSueiaraprlis, abieaap. st.
9puls Sprt Dapre epuhspilc, Cairo II. aGen punftea
I'M sneiten, Ncros IL, SiiopsieH genau al.
Die ppit. II. ed,dsuSi5e ihlieteu iif III sln,tra an
bic !SiSs ber n9tep. Yprs=@te'r gabu" nab alien
gunttsn i'm nbre!i1aa, mittlertn II. wseIi6en Gep-
Yoit an.
stdbere Gnetinft trbilt man I'M GalsertRr. -sabn
Bof. 6. ". Dubarrp, @er.z &c upertntcnbcnt
{Sc2o-) q. e. gDuna, 1tn.,gaiaoier. Agert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
Gimn 80 ~sseats=SfaS,Ae

wob bas SpNem ee8en PiBtIide arfSue
epihsmiihcG u1o unitcd&nper Srnnfbcitrn
id,iiteu uao mcbr utbc. beiieli, ot8 menr
iran hunbeIt Cellars iiG arbcre M!eois
5rter pbGr ar;ttidc 4fls6c
au&6iett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

QIttlnprt, W9rfoIt,
gsrtsmoutt II, @sfbpr.
Die GeabcGrb. Rearctts G'feHtabt 1T jpiIbtn ycttss
mputh Nne Nttepn srSfret.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
2euaniGe.

SeIbHlne.
infer MaIntnif unb Ter Saitpr 9abel Beioe sIbre
vi. l Waittue aui pcri9itcenen Stoficn bonn
fdgerf.en GjeitirrleSer nno tsinfen Natlsrtlt5c u
Gattuns lis gum %eilluitcn scIoebtsn 4aniere 49, ptne
lie Srannuns 't rerdaotrn, .9rureish ptpbrt u. 9e-
priit, lno mir finren, ban lie auf all II Stpt-
fen etucu oofltDmmenen . d. mddt~
so bin RleieerbGn5(sr u.Sabritani, babe Die singer
,bs II. arSere WaitineH Sabre lGrs prohirt NIB era
Hire ebne Sesentert she W, Sdltll. ata'dtlh fer
WtlItam 2pd, R(eioerzS2nol;r ~ ,trttant, sr,
121, sa'eitrp ahieaso, Sa,; ben Is. gu 1855.
Cd tabt Sbrc Sr. l glafaine bel psrittcttnsGr
{ Gutp,tt ~irr9taltie II. QriinSlid protirt uub er.Idrt
RaI4ine. 81. a~rbsttet raid II. serSpiffo5 u. t,Isr,
Elm %polGic NJ meneS 9 til aIbeit.
S.S gu 1t nj. Gd,nb- 1t. Sttci'!. ~Jasrsiant,
slr. rs. &aioclpbitru Gb'sa8c, SIs
Ten 20. Cult 1866.
Sbr 0roBe ~perbtEerie Fabrtfantsu. NaIt!ne 1T bic
msirem Qeitafis in 7 s1abret cine glen3s Maf@,atn
prrbirt. spas san9tyteit, Daurrbaft1'ei g.lrai4ss
arbsttsn s~nfsIanst, it lie nnhbertrofen.
Glant Davenport, fietorrbFaateri
r2tn6st Sotc'", 81. foats' @o
e3roper s. 8aFer'f@e
bma & bincnsS pmpagntes
Wr. 49, 9altimpreitr.,
2al-) gaittmore,
Stngcr's Wab=W q Gintt
G@nciber, G@nhmaaer,
RletSermader, Sseftsnmamsrp
9pfenmdAer nnb
ale 8nberu,
tpelAe Gtu9er'G W Gfbtne
beuuSen,
fno tiniitumis In ibrer Gr!llrnns, bas ibs g.iSaft
f9 I'M
500 8rp3ent
better be;ablt, ais ionit in tp!9s Der urbeipeifslte1
uno antriannten 90. s~ueIitstfit Der
Setter VI Tamil!en=N ab= WaihiueM
unb uulersr Mr.2 Tabrtf= Wio Sthtueu,
fur Sipdt iessr Srt uuc sprts. unisre IRai4inen
d UNI EN-, beften. village nm, nGben
Sprte II. 0tn6la9 c H. Steben bus
a M nj N, bcbtn an II. I. To-. lno spar in ber
rpAfelnlrenf!su Metie, lno cerfaDen ntentaiS ben
Oienit - gBsrft &uer @sib TN aniauie bon II a Gs
8 mad ten, nbetanute II. Wtrtbs
iptea Wai6tnen ntdt meg, ipaeetn idafit
guG ioicrt etne d d &c Stn9er'i@eRa ~
d tre All, lpetbt, ipit mir 8arantiren, ppatonmer
GUT 3ufretc!bttt arteitet, - Die 9 tuacr'ite
W 4 d men pelben germ sFeoent mag CT At iauIen
Tilnihen cotr nitlt, 1ur arfitt B'SctSt.
Setbe. 3pirn. Boururplenfpuleu Wabeln, Del
u. |. T.. a0es bon Der teten Ct1itat Tets p~etti,btg.
Die Singers Hdbmafttnens Gpmpasnte,
SIR. 1855, Halt'norsltr.. Baltimore,
Tr. 1853. 9roaNpap. Iep-gprt.
aotr taben In ieaer Staot epta!- a9encn!
(top2i-Sult20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
1S49

i'm SABRE 1919 rurtrte R obwND's RtoOp
Relief Gtet 10000 Don 0it0ttiter Gbolera beiaI:.
rtr Ea,ig usn, nn6 tlrd tslrc tehijeitt8e &IlpenSuld
es GprSei5e = Miitttl ipuroea lber cine WtuIOE
W{sni6cn 9~erttttt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
Yiiietildle Sbgifrn,

Sa Dem Npoerbtidt, ta man @abWa6Y 8eo-
BY Ut IT I iubcrIi0 peer. /: unt lorlGilft, innc'-
itb u~ripentel, EBtt aGer Stnlerj auf, p0ber er ap9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
m @iucfnir Il SDntD..


sclr terfeu Die NuImsrfidmistt ron 2an6lptri1ci
e. DEF. nit gtcIt bcrn9irfe iufammtn9eittte Wte-
!6ine. gB il: bic bette. I'M @ebrau1e teirSlide 5auo-
tetbtu.W af6tne. spGs Gtirts. @infod,hett II: Dausr-
%bditt8Icit a%rte.rsjit, ptrS tt ron tftnet Iaittn:
esrldber Gleie in sicm Gaabs abtrtrpfs
fen.
mud ta5sr STR Eets aaf Eager: ben t~niamnenBs'
;tgteu tiisrisu . d uttter nit g etbfbGrter;
pfe~rbt-5artcn auf Ritelr; 9eHsDrtbs
rc@en; g5alstna StOppter oScr Rae
leFtr; DreiGa IT,. R~etnt8nMsss @a.
fGinsn, pon QisrOin in s~ie,rs3uns Beiceti 0retg-
II, gtret am NJ t. q atntn; fits
II. &c siHr ~ ub[eH; 9etn"% rel len;
~ eiteni9 ptnGsni Dottsn.Sreb.
He9t; u atlcnr&ttltu (Grtc5 sum Sierl
nit ua6 G9n. G,taao-G Drrth' anGt 8l.Eia NJ ~
e ammitr, Rattau5brstter SadielH
~fc;r,elbta, .yutttrftncies- II. N-ablmaibineu; etferne
B,lowaisen; &rbtlumret > !S;ttrider P!antaaenn
eEis5mtt!e1; SHdsrrobr-Iiu9ien a. DrrSampist;
.trfade Grtpiltst; 5Gsc1; suittpatorsn. Snsftgfe
for gfifge II. IRi1iutu ii. (. ID.
g3ir sSrahl;rcn, bag Ell: uni,r. Grtt!si .Nr 3Gfsis-
beii9e;t n~Isi1Gtu,
0. GtnrIatr b @ w.
sI52-l SIT. 81 2labtir.. Baltimore, gs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
fs[.E5eNEl aDI5fs f1T TIfisanesTsT ane
&k741esEs RetisRes!
GrlparntB Don .3ett, @elb U. G%ntfernur9
burg bic
8aftimpres SbiosG ;fcnbabn",
uQuy w., &9ellcn 0e8 WeItcn8,

Iber patttrsbur6 Hnp ma.tetta pber
8~enWDrh, Bheelirg II. Columbus.
De aga!ttmore. 0bipsG ierbabn" bteiet BEN Ieiien.
TEN IubEtNn' be SEieu @ortbet(e tn Sesu9 auf
gi0iste't. SCquenti6teit Etdtrhe,t piuttti6tett u.
c dBnbsit her Seeusris'u, iOSab ie r6h teit I anseru
@atu III eieicr, qanb, uteltrciteu tptgb. 0icie gabn,
rpu attain ifGcn Nsere OnsRttenh, 1T he aite!te aus
Nt6c6u!sIie GN'c. 9%tsldieitie .abtr aud, bic ~titry.Its II.
ben mud om g8s1ten. bic ui&t %rsrisbien iouten, Ne su
beHueelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
NY IT ~ EF~FTFFT W.T.
Rd5 Ijoibington.

NbIabrt pon 3 alttmore irlb um 4 llbr 10
Wtr. 7.o5, 20 nnb ai0 ubr' Ra&mtusS nm 3
10 uab tbcncS 248 urr; Sonata8s frib 4.10 uno
bon ~ Arlington fti9 8 20. 16s uno t4l2 lltr,
3adm.lia3s S43 10 II. 80; Spnuto9s ( ,ub as II.
@admitt0ls E3 II. atentS $50. SIC s4io lb'-
Nfpoerslae Hrn 8 lttrsN Y 6mitta is. 3iDt bon Saltis
siaamt.tsJSsIgc rSu Raibtnstrn laitsn AT oin Bea,
gunt!e1 an. 81 7.05 yfcr8en- II. I4b br-Na@.
m'tiaBe 3iat honEaItimore uAc oc as utr.YicrseU-
Y. "a uhr. Nabui ~lass3i3e prl WaibInstoI i1liesea
ith !3lesu aui DER aaHapol'ier 8obn an.
.3iJe sefei ecH guaapcliS irl9 1z7 lbr uno gad-
n1tttags lin, nbr 40 W!n. mad Baltimore NIB GeIs
fbirstcn CD.
@eeeu ~ itersr s~ustuuft, ictpit Sabrbiaeic alter
grt II. I. 10, pttSc man iMb an 5. Z. @u9tenb,
Naeaisa in Ger Gainec1- ztalioa, ODER an S1s Billet
olr'Gl. u. .. . i J, 3rantrprtust1ter
(6l-> 2, N. 6 ( c, balrts nilcta tent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19
Ia y Tss!ssss9 u aitinpresSbtcs
t1sSSESEES-SAaSs Ntfctbdhn.

Am pn0 na5 Monta8 bss IL. Dtdr, 1865,
sebcr ti0Iid) be-. .9use lmiiAtu Baltimore, W9etlsn9
il. yaEter5tMa, uno Srear:
Gten;ua - i56rl ia5its Spnnta3s aassaommen)
um 5 lltf so p.iu trpb ben Baltimore al. Der
@rpreB.S Il nctl,u6 tiDlt0 (SoaniaBs etu-
ihIitBti&) W,crgeus 10 tlBr; Der Accpnimcoattonssus
OtGt tiaitt (SouniasS eitBt iGlsttn) um 6 lbr 45
IN. Hat,m. Ron Gumbsr'anS ui@ Wftsliue.
ellie otfie 3i5e f6liescH ii6 ;t eelatr Ii. gatterfz
burg ben 3a5cn mad, aler PHHltsn tHl Dchen, Slss
ape2en II. Jioremeiirn an.
Ter SrebtrIGcr accpm nj b A tt II s.
3 II 8 cert&Bt Baltimore Natrtttass i'm 4 llbr so
4t;n.- Teridse ina psri5Fi alf her Gtetoutfabrt Brs-
tertd mn 7 ubr 10 so. ftu3 ti9'tb (SpnntasS ouss:-
%scnirien.
Ter Gi1teptt's MiI8sSRg estt tpt
BAIT. nm 8 Il. 20ali. II tun lou friib 1t. 3.S0jfd5 it.
rpu Glisptt'8 wins nm I lltr 10 ". II. IL lItr so
" irH5 une 3 llgr Stad1m, as.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-19

Die auimcrtIamfe't bon g d II ett.rn, SGe'a
sous. u. SttcfeIr 5abrttot H.
I II, Rutf@tn- upneerl uro anoert,
bic cine raid, leibt. Ii. %odlcrtuit artc!enoe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-04
xEokUK, IOWA. SATURDAY. AUGUST 4,
AN ACT i provide for the ssttlsaat Of certain
claims againh the General Government

AN ACT u provide for the ssttlsant Of certain
claims againN the General Government.
GxcnouaI. b ii eaaesed ty ia 0sszpfAasa-
bly, Of tie State Of Ioea, That John N. Dewey, 10
appointed y aComnissionef with full power to set
tie and adjsst with the United States, all claims
due thereffSn, insasfsd BY this stAas In raising
.pd evuiPptns troops, and sending them To- 70 ths 3.
the rebelliutg and also, the expenses incurred by
the State in protecting frontier after the mas
sacrc by In9padutsh and his band; also, any de-
Acisncy on The part Of the General Government in
the paynsgt 10 this State Of the 6ve PIT cent on
the saies Of psklie lands.
Sec. 2. The Commissioner shall procsed in the
psrfoYmapce Of bis duties, with sli convenient
speed; and should he bs of the opinion, after
making the attempt, that . settlement IL II pres
ent imkrActicahe, he shall suspend his sciion until
3 mofe fivorable opportunity.
Sec. 8. He shall receive FIVE dollars per day
wlfhnseopaxi9 ssafioysd by tie reqnfresnsuts
ofthis set aaso, also, all necessary sxpenses.
Sec. 4. He shall report his action in detail 70
the Governpr, who shall take the necessary meas
to have rhsssyer bslances may ~ thus found
due this State, paid into the State Treasury, to
be disposed of as provided by law.
Sec. s. Sections numbers two and ave Of Chap
ter sixty lone, OF the acts Of the Tenth General
Assembly, are hereby repealed.
See. Q. The Adjutant General Is hereby re-
CURED to furnish the Commissioner Eiih any m
formation; also, copies Of any papers in his once
that in the opinion of said Commissioner, viii
facilitate said settlement. The Governor and
Auditor Of State shall deliver TO said Commissioner
all vouchers and papers in their hands relating to
said claims; provided the said Commissioner shall
receipt for said vouchers.
Sec 8. This Act being deemed Of immediate
Importance, shall be in force from and after its
publication in the Daily State Register and Ioaa
Homesfead uevs puhlished Mt lies Mpines
hereby certify that the foregoing Act waspub-
lished in the Io,ca State Reqister April loth 1855,
and in the fora Hom>aeua, April 18th, 1865.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
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FROM NEW YORK.
The Chole-a stfll en ths Insrease-aA
cases and 10 deaths Reported ~a the
2d-The Fort Schuyler Anair-Another
Fenian sesre-Naval ExPeAition.
New YoRK, Aug.


The cholera continues to increase in the
city, there being "a cases and le deaths
reported yesterday. Some feeling is exhibited
at the proximity of the battery barracks hos
pitai. FROM Brooklyn the report is more IA
vorable, although there has not been much
difference in the number OF cholera cases.
Yesterday l6 cases and dI3 death were report
ed The cholera has broken out in Kings
county tenant houses. There has been n
confirmed cases OF cholera IN Kings county
since the 9th ult.
At meeting of the Board Of Health yes
terday evening, resolution was passed re-
quirug the authorities having charge Of the
institution ON the Island to forbid the in
mates coming TO New York dur1ng the prev
alence of the cholera.
During the month Of July, just passed,
20, 49, emigrants have been landed at this
port from Europe
In the affair at Fort Schuyler, noted yes>
terday. young woman was shot dead and q
man severely beaten. 1t appears party of
soldiers, belonging to the lst ARTILLERY, IN a
bar room. attacked Alexander Elliott, claims
ing that he had been involved in q quarrel
with friend of theirs. He protesting that
he was net the man. He ran for his life al
ter having his arm broken, and escaped. The
soldiers wen, TO his hoase, where they shot
his cousin, Ellen Hycks. The soldiers were
arrested. Their names are Ihos. Fitzgerald
Michael |. Burke, John Doran. Michael
Martin, j. G. Burke, Chas. Burke and john
Mooney.
despatch from Ottawa, c. W., yesterday
says information has reached the Government
taat second Fenisn movement against Can
ada will soon take place, Gen. Dick Taylor
TO command in chief. 1t is thought that the
next struggle will be severe one.
War with the United States is not unlikely,
as things look.
The Heraids Havana correspondent says
another Spanish feet is about to sail for the
South Pabidc, to resume the war against the
| South American Republics. 1t consists OF
one iron clad, four steam frigates and four
transports, with armaments, making q total
of one hundred and eighty four guns The
transports will carry 10000 or 1900 IN
fantry
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referring to the above Card. would ssy that having
purchased the entire stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Ac Of
Mr. ieo 8. Pollock. ve will 1t ali times kesp hand
- soFtnsnt Of esh goods from tbs bsat DAG aoasss
b ~ country and invite the attention OF Asls 10 tie
same ceiling aassrsd that giss entire satisfaction.
a1g< d3t W. E1n co.
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BY TELEGRAPH
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
! FROM WASHINGTON.
Impertaat CsrresponAenee-A Depart.
Aent Clsra Kills HimSelf.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.
The following official dispae&shee eoscern.
ing the New Orleans affairs are published.
ExEcurIyR OFFICE,
WAsHIGTos. D. G., August /. 1866. i.
To Albert Torhies, Lieutenant Gorcrnor,
and Andrer Heron, Attorney General Of
Ne,c Orleans
Were the civil authorities, State or Fed
eral, conferred with ~ Gen. Bayatd, before he
declared martial law? Could not the civil
authorities, State and Federal, enforce the
law and preserve otder with the aid of the
military and without the necessity Of martial
law2 ] hope that order has been restored,
and the riot not as disastrous as represented.
Please show this despatch to Gen. BaYard.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
In order that the following from General
Sheridan can be fully understood, It should
leanswhen the disturbance commenced in
that city.
NEw ORLEANS, August l.
TO U S Grant, Washington
You are doubtless aware of the serious riot
which occurred in this city on the 80th. Apoli-
ticai body styling itself the Convention of 1854
met on the Both for, as it is alleged, the pur>
pose of remodeling the present Constitution
of the State. The leaders were political agi
tators and revolutionary men, and the action
of the Convention was liable to produce
breaches of the public peace. / had made
up my mind to arrest the head men, and to
stop the proceedings of the Convention
were calculated to disturb the traquility Of
the Department. but had no cause for action
until they committed the overt act. About
forty whites and blacks were killed, and
about one hundred and sixty wounded. Every
thing is now quiet, but l deem it best
to MAINTAIN military supremacy in the city
for few days until the affair is fully investi-
gated believe the sentiment Of the gener>
al community is great regret at this unnec
essary cruelty, and that the police could have
made any arrests they say fit withoutsacrifi-
cling lives.
[Signed p. h. SHERIDAN.
Major General Commanding.
A clerk in the Adjutsut Generals Office,
named Harrison FosdIck, shot himself this
morning in an out building connected with
his residence in this city. The deceased was
a married man but had no children.
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NEw ORLEANS, August Z

Judge Abel has charged the Grand Jury to
indict all persons engaged in the riot Sev-
eral arrests have already been made, and all
the prisoners released by the military will
be re>arrested. A Military Commission for
the investigation of the riot has been in ses.
sion to-day taking the testimony of police
men.
A street car was fred into on the outskirts
of the city last evening by negroes, killing
Capt. Chrales Reynolds of the steamer STAR
light One of the murderers has been ar
rested. Many arrests of armed blacks have
been made since the riot. Several houses oc-
cupied by negroes have been discovered con
tanning ammunition and arms. The armed
sentinels have been Withdrawn from the NUM-
cipal Hall.
Tampico advices report that city well forti-
fed and prepared for the Liberals attack.
The French we're fortifying Monterey.
LATER.-MArtiai law has been Withdrawn.
Several members OF the Convention were in
dicted by the Grand Jury and arrested.
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6ec. ~. This Act hing deensel Of innediase
importance by the General Assembly, shall take
sGsct and be in force from aaa after its publica.
ton in the fo~aSsdts Re1isfer ard &tssssmas,
daily newspapers pubIished in Dss Moines.
Approved April :, 1863.
4 herssy csriify thA1 H. Gsrsgoisg Ast w. pub
sd in the Ssstssnas April tth, 1884. .9a
JAMRG WRIdHz, ssasAAy Of GtaE4
a III CHAPTER IS.
Sst3ssMsns Of certais claims against tAe Coz
Wnm<n{.
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LA w S OF low A
PUBLISHED sr Auruoairr.1

PUBLISHED BY AurHoRrrr.1
CHAPTER "a.
Special Appropridtions. a
AN ACT making appropriations for the per diem
and the expensea Of ths El&vcath Gsaesai As
sembiy asd fer other purposes.
lConciuded from yestsrday.]