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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
Sfrmbesr,@nrus.

Writ 5IdNn c~oIotirtsr &aBpbetips sttIp 1T dterriid
radtpttS star - a,ienbalti8!
Mebrieitisen gtaffroseH su ~te9sanelt. ttene zen 5S..
a5tftbeu. ioWie ttett 3aft hen Saspbsrrp : Saritb,
eprhantetteu Slt Rad,ridt bah I'd ieee,Seit trt(bsa
tn ttnfreten RASPBERRY buip bon bsfanntet
GIie an S6ne babe.
Srrs: Sl.75 pro @aGcHe, rom @iase. sese9
I5s errE 6einttd @t@ter,
~, Wr. 199. Srettrif Roab,
(117 20 8 6 3a) Ste9er'8 8roi,erei sssenlter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
&lN0 McInMn1lnnI

9ienTa3 flb, IS. bs 9th8 anf bir Gitfeii. b't
Baltimore, SWiid'sr Galrerts II. elogoltr.. EN- Stud
we,Bss bnumppIene6, nit zines Sdrur nmDideiies
.3tus ~tsrEorsn, 6as cine 6eteHtinbe @%eitiumue II
Ter. Ct. pnpietgslre enlbisit. Sb9e @etDtniu;
wilb bti Sladaabs bes getSes in Sir. ill., Off Ealtt
mote, reer in 9ar 2j, SatcperItr., obeaeaf ap88.
aubLt nl7f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16

der gegen Sreusen felt benz tebtnidbrteen
9rteee ntnt ertattet TT. Menn Srdns
Solepb ptefe betoen 6tbel gehbrt9 I'll
b%anbbdben Dsrftebt unb f6 ben 8Drberuns
aerJ tlnsdrn's flgt, 70 rptrb sr fi6 In ben
Stnnb 9sIeBt iebeu, Sreueeu unb Statten
ben StEieg III ertl1ren. Die Getonitt'
tel inbtn FG, benn eS betBt fhCn Jest,
bds bic WtaIhtne, fretbe gantnCten ia.
bri,trt, i'm rotten 6ange fem fea. Cine
lpt1e Maf6tne ma6t 70 Dtele Mtatpnen.
mite Der Scatter SOridUf9 nStbt8 bat unb
fur Die 3ufunft mug Soft forSen.
Se1te aber BON 9etten Setrei6's Der
erae S1pertlret6 gefIlbrt tperben, 70 fdBt
t6 Mot ermefeit, tn mic nett Der 8attp'
naflclS Der @reuBsn cer ruttgen ueberls'
gung etnen 6ubtrttt perleBtn purbe.
| W6alt6, Odb alsbanH iebe Gnbsre Rad'
fht Der fp8enannten Nassonalebre net
1en mIBte.
g8enn aber Sefret6, 9reuBen unb Stds
fen In BEN @trucet ~btRetngertGen per'
ben, 70 fam bds iibrtse DeutfGtdho fetn
mibt9er I3uf4duer .Metben. Die fletner
potentateu mlfen fur bic eine Doef an
bere @ruBmaht 9artet ersrstfen. Dd'
neRarf lebt auf Dem @unfte, bur1 8e.
l tbetttgung an benz blutigen W1Fentanjt
| t~pentgiienS etnsn Gtetl bes BtrtDrener
Wteper az %gewtnneu; 8uBtGnb brennt pVr
8egtsrbe, f6 Ybegsn Der @4tappe i'm
3rtmfrtsge 81 td6en; Sranfret6 tpaGt
UNI aus ben Wtrren 8ort6etl su Stebea
Die TGrfst aappett 3ptiAen Gebeu u. EDt
unb UNI Gnglanb bsfartrtert ftR Site
manb.
Sin angemetner euyppdtIGtr3rtsg mars
BITE 6ctBe zines &fes 3wtiGen Sef'
tet6 uns 9rep6sn. Cine Ible 20une oeS
SatleFs Spn Sefrftb, Stelet6t eur1 etEt
Observation-Disclosures btrbeiBffIbrt, tbnnte sc.
Ragen, gaus europa In 8tammen gu iet.
gen unb bteien @rbtbetl WnJu9efalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
ShlnbsB orEeQnng INT 6OmtprOia.I bea.

Der mor8t8. abenb TN @oncOrbta'
Sbeater bttbet BEN SbGt9en @bl9luB Der
@tnterfatfDn unb III gum 8enefB bts 9rn.
8utne, zines befaunten Mtt8Itebes Der
G~oneprbia. 8dbne, befltmmt. Die jur
@ufItrung fpmrnenSe @GGe n&ppea ton'
ira 5Gmtegerf, bn, pber etne &te rttt6tn'
berrtfen" 1T ttrsS tumprtftfhen SntaltS
tnlber tpfrtt, 9eFeben urb 8etprt gu toer'
ben. @uf zen reuDmhtrtefen 8htnen bes
alien 8atertanees tpurbe lie nod INNER
nit bem 6r6bten 8etfaa aufsenomfneR.
Elm grfolg, Der biefem Guide au6 BIER
unb tpfertti1 Bon 9eiten etnes reht 3abI>
retNen @ublttums su Gbetl perbfn ntrb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
Nanffn Nifh Wnnnrrein.

Zen WlitsusberH aro SreupoeH 6es 8tr9tns 5l.r
Bedfiat fos Denrsrpag, beu II. 6s ,um 8etEOnle
bts GIhrS geI9r!iten piIs. - @slrtaFtofai RT. 4fl'
aDeit, @1'ttmorsitr..
Sui Nlftra9t.
YJ7-gt .T. ..... A1f q, Il D d EEtf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
III D { IA.

aue Observation-Disclosures, Welde 81 @auittu sz
rtr 9eieiti9uug her SpnutaaSleIett itRN, werb'n e.
iu6t i9 an Bretna @berb 1s DAT ., asbfds Co.
tel, 9t ituibsr Der r9pneolSIa ,Sauet, tsuNliiuben.
(1Ie-7) ". Q preebe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16

DfebereteN.- Scr Sarbtse 1bcS
mas Brian nurbs foeasn G~ntpenbuns tt>
mes 81 rvert6en paar SnHbe BON Dem
Neger Douglas Sonss. 3r. 81, @uttfcrb
Magp, perGaftet unb auf &i6ter SDbn'
fpn,S @tetetR tn'e @efdnantR aebraMt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
*. ( .,

w. 20, Npl ofYl3t ipIrlUtf
~en,pieblt it, sur 5yiAsiluu1 ron HRttrttdf ~ tsf
5nBliten Sprahe. i0wls sur ~9'ntatgun8 esp lsbsgs
|ie6ungtn un6 %icnli1eH idii itlifsn arbetieN III Eeniin
u. 6nalf6. Gtae sttn61Gie sur @tlstRIae Ger
tnolti6eu &praae pirb sm 9apie cieies utgaats y"
Eifnet fcerben. 0aberrs nntnhit6. Mthr-lSlS.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16

Sptitcrs ar. Tobias, Rr. g, glrrba @reenhr., aufs
inert am. sis Dabsn ~oietieitig bic lpbsnbten Siius
men ttber bic non tbn, s~slirfeytei Sriaen u. Siugen-
gidfet 8stort ipabreno ieine aeaaus GsnntGis bss
mt1ti9t1 Sebaliebes tbn befabtat. senal benz au9t
a~ngepabte @IGier al Hefe.n
aifsma. = DieIe ardntbeit SerarIqtbt arcs, gtb.
mun9S- Seidiretber II. gn9briitiattit unb III btanet.
len BON @tiiidun9s- 3uidlen bt8teiiet Ole aniSqe
iielen id oeneiui9t'h Bel 9tatt i'm 2ieDcu elm; Az
petien limb lie aaSnebnlenb teFtig, @tIenB Gu n,
ring, uno Tel antaltenben @ebraudbe nil .er IN
Stslen SaIien bic 9rartbe,t eauI b~efeiisen.
gu battn bel RI ,
e. Il ST. Ga8earL
iolsis Re! aaen aauiIleu- mebt,iusnas an6ietn. { Mai)i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
9umpHrep1S
DmD0patbtf6e Spettftc0
hnhfn Ii1 nah Spit tutfdnaretdjffen Grs

Gls epGfcntH,cu ,rfcIarelb e%FtvIeisn. Gtnia6, RAID
rpirtenb uHo succrlaiIig, Hno lie bic etrtt9cn sun
BDlfsactrau6t %palieuben gftttst; 10 einf1b, ba6 ttt'uI
Gebr0ldae fetn 0ertsbe1 Uortom1uer fam; 70 tar1rtoS,
bae isee @tfabr babel fcbIt li,6 10 %rirfiant bag man
lid tets alf fc %Uerlaifsn tatn. Ete bapsl BEL Sober
rnaln pie bt6ien eoDpretfun5su %Geftubtt u. tpereen
tmyrCr Iuttgbcnitelst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
gNef. rs hid. 8nnUerein, Wr, 3.

IN tev am lcetg,s @litsnn& itattsstllbsrsr 8:r'
fariirtfnna pur6e her GtreiH NIT hem ebtser &utl be
ifat. uao Die entwcrfeneu gtanIter bts 5lr hdN, en-
@,rfarmnre ar 9tupotrs 5nEl6as!tat Sfnis'
SEittmeG, ben 10 @at. fintet bic re9elnaBtas Der
foumlnas bel Stu Su #, %t, i4t SoIuhbtaitF.
iMt po bic erte 9u lnas cbobat ptr6 lpm!t pls
gpabl fir bic Btamteu Gdhfibtet. aue Mtn9reeet'
ioiote COLOR, ptl9e BEN 9srslfi Ao@ beitrthH peheh
iptreen tiugsIabsp, III erIdtetf en-
auufmanH n, ptep. Wr0t
114-T) 81. 3 eli as c nj q IN, prov. SsT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
9fnf. n0h Nft0mnnN!-

sg Naf. uaA SRtd,mpnSl
6s9 Ntfb Trpb- ,rei rp0D,n bic &n;net NAG
SfHsF Rlm1nonb an hem aHi ni@Set Dlorlae, ben u
G1nt nattftnftrStn crten grpbet fiptiart 9utu 'ttie
,fnb sr(antt Tb oer llnterati6rsts, bic 9sfBrteu @ehl.
der oan3 beEpu6etS aNI ietH in gtpsbitt. 93r. GU nrb
6lg, een Depot B%s8snJber 9eteten 8 o@eHtiesaa,
5otel" nuimtgtiam gu r1rdta. ute naSe i'd nit
Greet II. R6ff'S p6ldgltHeai pbtfateIpbiNsr Eager
mir, lelpie btp l~einten unb teieii Nelrrit nno sc
mSret usiren 3rtpn6en ilub Gurutruoern aitrnT-
ten. F-
gu rtdt tattrsidem 8.il& l3set ~sr8ebenF Elm
Qt7-20) GpHrnb SaHe HtdHipre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16

ri. srss. SfaoIS. gr6mtsn+ gsrIse
fuMo inter @araults Ii 9uft@t By tittsa Siap.
Nrankhut a. 81, (%GeutIhIanb} hefeet Gus mn .
otehrnnsr, btytu tIfe ain -. II a.. W. I nre
isrtn iesis am Is. ofisber itattFnb't u. Sitttt IL 300
Gstplrnf, n,elt u 500 nretlesie. ,oa ann
ri, SauptireFer Erb. $500 GOO, l0e wv
bO+00O, $4,000, rs. O06 ANAL 20 GOO,
5000 IL COS 10000 5000. 2a6oQo "a
1000, s 5000. 14a2e0o III aloo .s. a.,
bic infert nan Der 8itbRue tIdt auste3atlt @eIosi.
Sri, qeo,e ittb ,eu %Ssertsurd II Farm itingIn Soha'tr
itin @tGinn irserbps pertftrust %,esresu. bst RFels
zines aau,tu anpies, fir aue 8 3ietMFa'h 8utt,l, "
$40 Qmcrit. papter9eio, Sable y gierlel
I'm Tetbditm re, eiufdtiefli6 a0tr Sps'sfl. gte
ri d II IN I'M # { II pst6en zen f.ls. sSa'
isrcHepten adt Gage uab iroer 3iebHna t.aaflft ueeI.
mittslt; bic @ttpinne t6rneu ilbeIoa aiSteianlt NM
btliide u. snelti6s 8tlrnlurespiaGs iestm Snts,s y
icnttN gratjs N ietntr Snicrntirnns hbetn'aft mstosn'
lBsr bobtr BEN BlIfe auf cine i0tos u WahtsR'
Spue G5iIs eInrrof bic 5oue Gieien nil mrs pee
@fleoeubeit mt0fDnnner be fen uno mcHt ietne ees'
aQRaen Nuird9e bent Saufs ii mt9ielbadlsa
- ",us.,,s, (1t5.I70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
q fl Il & III Is mil

W W u IL ~ VII
Ole Wttslttbsr eer 30 oIttmprel9 d u = eR'
8eieIlf6ait" iper6tn ba auf aufmegtiam &C..
uiadt, bas rlr 5pei(eu 1t. @er dufs aut rem s@lFeH.
parts es1en MfeFfen peratretdt perten, NIB BAT
bieIe Wtalter lei mad itebeHhen 9srrtt az BADEN fnb
q. 6. 8equarbt ewabmeIitrr;
sui. Gpnrdb b, SttfeiaF;
Spb. gfftn9Grr 2l9bts 1t. peeftr
4. Gardner, Stabtr.; hH "
Sob. 5emmettr, SoIparbjrsi
8. 4 II nj at er, B%rcaepapi
z. Mutb, 9tolb. @agftr.
SDb. StrDmBet9 O. Brattift,
&uf Dem ptaBsieLbt Tint fstnt
R arfen Su baten.
Ol4-21) 5GS Gcmite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
81 E -.
8eutfAe8 @elbl
Wlihttae Wnaetae

EWNEsWE r,-.t,.
@erIoren, Bic gstonHte ii. gsrtpancts per DautPier
cher Geleli@ttf BON it8eub stNeu hete'i gatopGB aou5
barauF epinerfiam Brmadt coh Der aporaitg pgH
gaaaoisltu S'ribsu lngetpbbult4 8rob ilno bestele
ltitos 4grIiiattoa II, Bciegune Der ge!lla8e Iatb-
Sss,,F h. ~ i. Ndtret
wi T50l or. o. 8.sl5apGr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
q. u. OaNihfnn.

Ut. 10, W0rb NtbeFf0fFTaBe,
trinSt ieire cute ~2tu8foa6t l6Brer @as- Rtctz unS
2trm d. 9.rtttr fir @aulotS ieine ginrtGtuna fir
S%au&flnr- Il, SpeiisS'uner- 9eIeudtlr9 Il. J. { tn
freAnbltde Grtnuerlno. NuG 1T er a9ent fir bic
t%tusiieu artcn ron Gasiid,t. 8cffettuten (Stratltn.
@erfelul III SbauIenftern.
VIZ. @asrBbiet iptrbeu in edten Ii. g3pbnb&uieru
mad 8unid 9sitst. Ql5-S6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
EEst[h. gSSeruebura's
EnmmIHarSs INN GbenttsupssGeEGNft

gBeGieIs un6 RaNuNeEABtNIHt.
EaGoae ali Danef. Ii. Ssali6ifeu ron INTO n9Q
gureua. 6intaiituna bon @el6erU oaieitt -ga6es'
II. GelebcfSret rltug eaBiH.-gpamotten isesr KIT
Ger. 81. 8titer6ft.
Slftti 9Rbwtisgde hFH WtRtt- 2tfpTt
Rsr Gna4pq pen AilttNr nsbeu etr I%sc!pSte-
%etustInit gratg&t NAptio tIlJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16

A9eue fir SAleensMntfOrmen
SeBt bierger!
VI Der ilnter5cj9rtte mo8t bic 59iseu %beiOHSsrS
boralt auimsriiam rob or isst clncn GIIsi cis,sns
htn @pgrafB bon Sengen an snnb Bat, nm Gle
SsiteGnHrseh fir unifcrtaen l3nea a%tslpthBs
rtn .H- s. q. pitttnff,
Qle-2t) lla ..a STR. ia, Wt@totrpfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
gie DaRaoterltffen

her gttter II. SamFuraer Gannicr ilo uads gniunft
umer in utetner Sfict oprBuiul6en.
~ i. &Nlne,
(4s-I 6de BON BaItimpres II. @apRt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
eTuI. OOHrabE
goHifehnueeT tpA WgIegtgg

fir @tet9e unb fppft9e Musitanes
or Ia @erh- gnfrerfar, 1 gbhr oen eerirstoi1ag%-
't,ii ,t,rhsn glon,ngdtef, Bins Of Sale, Claims m4~
h5, In oei.BtdsB j prrt nnisY 9luwi1ttnA etpeS Rptt
sst n. eaeadjt5lea atedtsfuusisen Gusaetertat, tenie
SinfaiITurasu TT Der Stab3 cher anemafIp pIpBnt
PeOts;aG V . shmtttoas. (D2s10-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
ID Hnnhnl8 NdinLa.

Sic qebfipn6n fa5 eae Semuir' &tmtfet Fer
eaunsn ON f,ieuf1a eczs Apltt. Nj ntslbpusen sur
@uinaqme utpsN SdhLr ire.esu int eaafi Der as@s
(si-) S. SnapF,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
q It c..

WIITW n III 10 wv IV"UF
81 lcirb HERMIT Etfa1rt etntad|t hne 81 Mtdael
G0ubmann BON ben Iyutee5 ais pfarrer i'm ar'
mentauie a~ngelltpt tDprtet u.
GlT) WttHAel 90 u NJ q " Ht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16

rfe Wlf9Iifber IS zen SatnB merbcn bi,rn,tt ctn.
eelaocn, ib teuie (I6. Ildt) Qbtub In Dem SAM
tirgpfneen. tnSem 8ttsuttruu8en ber @sitbe sur A5s
WI7C 81. Blatant Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
"a. 3. ~. a9HtA..

CfiCe yr. g. WpurtIanoFtobt.
ofFstf1tucen Don $40 tbt NlDre.ns une 80
Mr. gi6snbB. - cue Grieu t~lriuneert, 9ert4tll6e D9nt.
r1,rte, Reatsrunessgahe 8DlHtGdrten u. 70, msteeh
In Seutid,er Ottr eratitber Ssraths aats S@htage ~
EiniiLidiic beioi1t. Aosl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
81. 81 81. q.

w U ID ~
Die r.BslmaBiSe risrtstIdtslt@e @erommlnno oes
Sru6 SaIns Der g8M0D son NO." lptr6 cut
stusSaas", gte BON @aDs II, 9aItttpreitr, BsbaItsn
ipe!eer.
QI6-7) au9, Batlauf @roBsottr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16

Bat eS fitts i'm Souie, ba Is nod INNER Bel Rtnbsrn,
Die 5abnea pber an ben ip9erautttn Scmmerbeidrpet
ben" Ietoeu, mt g'oeem @rfoiac areelpau6t tpu1be;
ss III Elm unabett effli5ss G6uerBensr 9trbeyunes-
asltiel pas bent NerrenFDHeme nilt ihabet. ,pis bic
n%lsifter Sprnfe 1t Sotbtats, bic sessu bel, 9.Idfptr-
ben i'm @~iebroube limb.
agenten flr SaItimcre itub:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16

&uer mGrtet. Wieltanb 1T art8esncntmen nnc s$ebers
mann bebarf her 0}iltel nm the Inidue sr t~ntfslnen.
2ser Sdltt brtn9fn tant, rpirb infer 9Npbltbdter, M
qentttn II bic tlsbertrueung, ba6 ar. Slnec lie
@oIosarGa, 9uu9Sr : Qtib,n turd' isine al1jden.
Srui"gr5erej Sl biufts uab 81 srfunbia eebettt
ipcrcer. nm bic Scttuuasn nod auypetftlu al t6aren.
Sstn Eteter1nitiel gilt bel Deper, >pelde ss aebtatts
den. fit itnttblbar. Httbsr 9eier, peHu OH drstItb.
Sliie betarfit, 10 9reic mad, oen btiten Wtot,tren.
ArmIsiiee At5tneen ilnb tbeuer, iutc euts tiuia Itnb.
gu trNtno etnsm Brette, ben Gu batlr Eejotiet mutt.
(Di0t) (,GkorIeppu Is fourier. az
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16

Gic na6is 8slGpalsl 9rrfamnIura I'M 9tref les
e56Hutd0sGcIeBt@ fiabst ait Donnslit'a. ~, 3, W ,
abcnbs 8 llgr, int tletNea sadie Der "Tebenbols"
Raft.
016.6) VI. Dorgutb, SeT'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-16
MiIertOn'8 GheIra GprbiaI

u ba6 unltlNIItile II. %tpItlIdnlie WiitttI 8e0en Gbp,
lera, &eiit, DutdfaG, 0tuBr, @erta,nrgB- 9efdser
ben une ale nnterlttbs- 2ei6sn. Gs sci d. 10 / DIS
ft4t Ht@ nur6te g d. msr5tu fpubern
bcbt Gu6 bereu uria d { NIB aibt benz
gatltntiu III etrttesH &a8;n ieine sRatse @elunObett
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-16

New Yoax. Oct 10.
Eleven new cases of cholera wsre taken
from the steamer HelvetiA to the hospital
ship on the 18th. There were four deaths on
the 18th and l4th from the same disease, on
the hospital ship, and hve on the Hsiveta
on the 10th and 18th.
The number ofdeashs in the city last week
was 40, decrease of 20 from the preceding
week.
The HeraiGs Maiden, Massachusetts, spe-
eial says large Republican csucue vas held
in Maiden Saturday evening" for the election
Of delegates to attend the 9Th District Con-
ventit for the nomination Of candidates for
Congress. This district was represented last
year BY General Banks. Ii il thought Banks
will be nominated.
Josiah Carpenter, commission merchant,
has been arrested on charge Of perpetratng
forgeries on the New York Security h Ware-
house company, amounting to $500.
George Hyer has been nrrested for desiing
IN counterfeit S3 bills on the Southport,
Connecticut. Bank, and 81 bills on tie Ly
ons Bauk, Of Wayne county, New York.
The Post 8 Washington special says Flint,
the forger. publishes card saying he has
made explanations relative to the Ledger
hoax. and asks suspension of public opin
ion until be can give an explanation concern>
ing the sources OF his information.
All the compositors, pressmen and binds
ers in the Government printing Offices struck
to-day for the eight hour system.
General Beauregard is here, eager for
pardon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-16

Colonel r. G. Ingersoll. in = speech deliv-
cred at Masonic Hall. indianapolis, on Mons
day evening got of the following in regard
to thu late Presidential tour. He said it re-
minded him of the fable Of the terrapin and
birds:
A terrapin once felt great desire to fly,
and, not possessing the qualifications, pro-
posed to couple of strong winged eagles
that they should allow him tthe terrapin) to
hold on TO stick, they taking each end in
their bills and letting him feel the delightful
sensation of soaring through the heavens
The birds agreed, and they proceeded on
their journey
By-aad>hy another bird, perceiving ter
rapin IN such company, and apparently fly
ing said:
~ never knew tina. terrapins could Ayr
The terrapin filed with conceit nj the
proud company he WIS in, opened his mouth
to make the remark thai terrapins always
could fly, when he Immediately los, his hold
of the stick. and fell end over end TO the
earth
Just so with the tourists-Grznt and Far
ragu, are the eagles, and Johnson the terra
pin. He opened his mouth, and is falling
end over end.
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SCHOOLS FOR THE FETKDxES.-Dr. Rus.
requests us TO insert the following extrac;
from one of our missionaries in Georgia;
81 have organized churches among tn
colorsd people, and have a membership Of
more than one thousand on my circuit. In
N. there is the best opening for . day school
that have ever seen. The membership is
made UP of very pious men and women.
There are great many children who need
schooling. Ne must have two teachers. lie,
me beg of yon. my dear brother, not TO neg
lee; this important place. but do, pray you,
send us teachers. Could yon. send local
preacher and his wife Selec, those full Of
faith aud the Holy Ghost. o, what heldof
usefulness is here opened for faithful iaborers
May God move the hesrts of the liberal to
your appeals, so that you may send teachers
to enlighten this degraded people.
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The hearts of the down trodden but still
faithful loyalists of the South have been glad
dened BY the joyous news from the late elec.
tons. The New York 7ribsne says
From ali parts Of the South comes news of
the great JOY with which the Union men re-
ceived the intelligence Of the Increased Re
publican vote in Maine, Vermont and Con.
necticut There is something deeper and
more satisfactory than delight u q political
triumph in this feeling. II is the sense of
security. 1t is the assurance OF coming
peace. OF the near end of the rebellion, OF
is blow upon the hoops that shall band the
States together in new and perfect COM
monwealth.
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Bitters sold in one year n sonstAisg startling.
They would fIl Broadway six fset high, from the
Park TO 4th street Drakers mannfactoTy IL one
Of the Institutions Of New York 1t Il Aid that
Drake painted III the rocks In the Eastern 6tatss
with hin cabalistie IS. f.--leee.--X.," snd tbs.
got ths old granny lsgislatofs 70 pass lsw 'prs-
vending disAguring IL faae Of msae," which
gives him monopoly. We do not know how this
Is, bat We do know the Plantation Bitters SELL q
no osher article ever did. They are used BY III
ciassee Of the community, and Arc death On Dys-
pepsia-certain. They are very invieorating
when lAnguid and weak, and crest apPstirer.
oasatega OpE4Ag Wsoss, sold By ell
Dsnggists.
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FROM CANADA.
OTTAWA. c. ". Oct. Is.

OTTAWA, c. W, Oct. Is.
4 destructive FIRE occurred yesterday IN
some teuemen; houses, the occupants losing
everything
4 iaii Cabinet meeting will be held to-
morrow to take final acton upon the confed-
Grafton. and to give instructions to the dele
gates to England.
QuEBEc, c. E., Oct Is.
A terrible fire occurred yesterday. The
whole district west Of Crown street to st.
Lawrence toll-gate, nearly mile, was burnt,
Seventeen churches and converts, and two
thousand houses. were destroyed, Twenty
thousand people are left homeless.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PH1f.ApELpHrA. Oct. ]

HII-AUklsf HtA, VCt- II
The Ledger publishes lengthy statement
in regard to the late stock jobbery cauapd, the
purport Of which is that their Washington
correspondent received the manuscript from
one W II. Flint, who in turn says his infor
nation he received hefacts from another. and
this latter one from a third person in official
position whose name he refuses to give, who
says be has seen paper on the Attorney
Generals table containing queries similar 10
those published by the Ledger.
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bee-2,so0 Houses Destroyed ,00o
Persons Rendered Hemeless-The loss
OF Property valued IT Between Twe
and Three Milnon Dsllars.
QuKBKc, C. E., Oct. Is.
At four O clock yesterday morning . fire
broke out in The house of Mr.. Teadel, grocer,
St. Joseph street, near Jaque's cortier mar
ket. Owing to the early hour in the morning
there were but few people about The wind
which had blown half a gale from Eastward
oil night had slightly abated. still 1t ragged
with such fury as to cause serious apprehen-
sions By the time the fire brigade reached
the scene Teadels house was enveloped IN
flames The Sappers were already there.
but there was some delay in laying the hose
and getting force of water which Was not
remedied for nearly an hour, enabling the IRE
to make rapid progress. No less than ten or
twelve houses were on FIRE, and lumber and
wooden sheds on ell sides ignited by halt past
FIVE o'clock. Eighty houses, oil wooden,
were in . blaze, the flames driven BY the
wind, were spreading in all directions. At
6: 80 a. m. $50 houses we're consumed The
fire by this time run along ST. Joseph and
Eotre Dame Desanges to junction and Ra-
lier street, carrying everything before it The
church Of lie Congregation stood in great
danger, but sudden clearing on wind ssved
it Crossing at Raiier street, the fire soon
spread into st. Saurier street, and house atfef
house fell prey to the flames. TWAS thought
the houses eastward would be saved, but the
FIRE crept back doing its work Of destruction.
At II o clock the whole centre of the district
lying between ST. Sanrier and Homer streets
running parallel with the river was barren
waste. Having nothing to feed on it distrib-
uted itself in opposite directions. The wind
increasing again, blowing gusts from
every direction. Three separate con-
hagrstaons were observable at once
St Saar,er church, Dunns soap and can
die factory, Rice's rope walk sud other large
building we're in flames. Along s, Ssarier
street towards the toll gate, and streets sur
rounding the general hospital and convent,
q terrible FIRE WAS raging with even greater
fury. At back Grown street, and along
Prince Edward Jesuit and I.slend streets the
flames creeping back and snveloping street
after street, despite slmost superhuman sf-
forts The eonGagrarion closed about o clock,
when iherv WAS nothing left ior il 70 feed on,
A moderate compatAtion places the rum-
~ = hslGoAasslDs1a ~ Neboa
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STEEL RAIIs.-The London and North
western Railroad Company, in England, have
already laid 63 miles of steel rails on their
road, and the work of re-laying with steel,
instead of iron, is to be continued. On the
Great Northern Railway of England, steel
rails have also been laid at the principal sta
tions and on the steepest inclines.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-16

The Courier dcs Etats Unis says: "Al.
though partisan of the policy of Mr.. Johns
son, the truth compels US to say that the inn
preston left by his recent tour is dese-vediy
unfavorhle. and that the Chief of the Nation,
by his numerous and often ili-timed speeches
has in q measure prevented the excellent re
suits which we had aright to expect from the
Philadelphia convention" Probably.