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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-12-15
(13. Suli 1866. S 28.)

1913. DAP angeneine pom @eles ancrfalnte
0ager1Guler CUR QasernHg poiI SpirituS poer ats
bern @itterll, pelde benz @eieB 9enldB III beIlel,
ben eegeu &auticnsideiu uieoer9eIe9t lperoen oitr'
fen, nm bic Seiabluug Der Stenerl1 bafiir ODER
lire Ansfubr ii1er 81 itellen, inter SetOl9uag
lolder 0te9eln unD &eguiatlpneit mo 2luflteuuI9
iOldsr &auttOnSldeine, ME Ge Der 6~ilanSminITter
pDrldreiBen .miro, errtbtct mcrbeu fDlrfen, NIB
D~ielelpeu lolleIt mnter Der llulIittelbarelt NuI1i4t
BON autiebern fem, welde 81 bielent 3peG eh5ll~
itelenl finD, uIp berea @ebalt rloEatlid, BON cen
@i9entbiimern Dber BeiiBern zines ioideu 2a9ers
bauleS oil ben Gpllsftor oeS OillrtftS su SabIen 1T,
NIB ben Setrag uldt itOerlteigen lOll, welder anf>
iebern bonn @eleb auerfannter &agerbGule r teipii>
Iigt pirD, peId,e inter Den 3pugeleeen NIB 3ou@
resnlatleneu erribtet tpnroeu ; paB i~lbrigeus ELL
Nrtifef, welder i'll einelt gelebli6 auerfannteu 2ls
9erbalS ~fabrtcirt murbe, paS auf @rnilb beS butt
bert uno adt uno isdSl9iten Bara9repbea De6
Steuer9eleBeS bonn oretBI9llen SUN, Adt5ebu
banoert unO bier urb letSi9 errldtet mprbem uao
Ill etnem Der atl1nttlden StaaterI gelegen 1T, Surll
transport iIad einenl geiebli6 auerfarMten Spa-
la9erbduS i'll irgeuO eiuem oafen all Der Den
SereintSteit Staaten 9ebDreHDell Stltlte beS 1tillelI
Wieeres tpeg9elbafIt wsroen fam, Sn benz aas>
i9lieBlidem Stped, Don bert erpprOirt 5u werben,
inter 9efpl9ulJ FOLDER NsSelil nup 9te9uIatipuelI
NIB inter auSitellung ipldper &antion8ideiue pber
auperer Sar9l1fbaltselne iple lte Der 6ilIar5ntnts
tter roGlGrelbeH Dlrp.
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Jselle g%eleaenlettell.

pOtonar
~ Granaportations g'inie.
Dampffr DGrpreb," Capt. g. u. 9lptber,
berla6t si89titr. gBbarf, Yisr ap. s jetsn 0ienlag bier
lbr 9fadntitta9S fir
Nleranpria, BaGbtngtun unb @ecraetptrn,
in Serbintnn8 nit Der Orange bnb Mterdnbria Giienbabn
mad Gpndbnrg iinb BAIT all ben fel9euben eaeunaSpldeen
Botnt Spptout, 2'iner RQint, 6prlpea gB9arf.
Gurriorlen SAB, Gtcne'S 46arf 9ancafer W6arf,
@ioiprerfS gHRarf, 9htii Ypint, SORES Greet
a~fattPiaS 4cint, 0~iaujstup4 GtoreSl
G9atteripn Ganb, @mit6'S &pint,
Snbo'S Serrp unb 0lpnront.
3uritdfebrenb rerlGBt berielbe SO a @ingtc II ie=
ben Samitag 6 ltFr @icrgeuS NIB gleranbrta Z r6r
W}orgen8, ,.
Ser 9ampfer n3ianipne Gtate," Capt. s s gGilipn,
DerlGBt Baltimore bonn Bier $40. 8 9i96tIr. gDbarf jeten
6reitag gtadmittag bier u9r nit ~
DurGfrodt, al..
mn all &igep BCint, GDrwel8 lB6erIt, eancaIer W6erft,
Ylppben5 gB6erit unb @lDnpnt ~anlegenb.
3uriidtebrenb berlGst er gBn16inoton ieben Wlittppd 6
inb Nieranbrin Z lt6rr &bene9. tA-
Ne0eu. au8Iunft ii6er 6ra6t peer @aIla9e ipenbe mau
iim in 8altimpr all EN{U5i4t
81 49, Pa" &eebG & ems,
.H.Iff 81 142 2i9bt Strafen Wberft.
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0ables Iianu 0lanufaetnrin9 Comp.
Grlte Nrdmie pom NarYlanb Snltitut erbal,
kn.. IL, I QGk

erlaa6t fi6 bas sseGrte @ubtitum -aui i6r pc6Iuiicrtirtes
Eager BON i6ren PianpfprteS oufncrfiam 81 MAIDEN. =
9ieie Snitrumente fSrnel ben beten I'M eanoe in z rn,
9auer1aftigfeit uub g ei9 pIIe4u
tatttuug sleihgtltelt iperben. 4}reiie nlaBiS unb
niebriger pie irsenO cine anbere Sabrid. SeoeS SnItru-
rlent ipirb fir 5 Sabre sarantirt. 9lte @iaupS in GauiG
an9enpmnieu, icmie aud reparirt. @timuungen tperben
pitnttliG beiprst.
8~aarsnS2aser: Ncrbef- Gde BON Gutaw uno
Sapette Ctr. .s
-(SfeiN 0oItimnre 9HN.
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gne8 2uaerbaiS 9ebEaiIt iSsthst fallii. ehee ieht
WohntauS fvu fir tlieh Ioidea Sipsd 9ebra,ldt
lperben +; NIB feline Gbitr, 6snIter cper aitoers
Definung, irelde lit ir9enb Elm auberes Gunner
pocr @ebGube, lpetheS fir einen ailoern ,3peG be-
tlnbt mlrp. Ooer III bic GeItiuerie fitbrt, ica III bell
fen WSnDen 0emadte Deer sugelaIlsn tperoei /;
nus nahoem ell GautiorSl1elll, ipte lpater be-
ifimmt wirb, alSaeitelit Wrroe, 10 plro elt lclpeS
Qd9erbdns pber 53tliller, lpenn Delleipe an Den
0erid,t bes Oiffrtftecpleftpr poH Gem Ullansnll.
rifier aebilligt poroen 1T, bterniit tnr elm 9elselth
uncertainties 9aaerbauS Der &ereinieten Staatell
erfldrt, iulb lca riir sur 2a9ernng BON Spiritrs,
Der pph benz Gigentbituler, @Belten eber Supes
rintenpenteu Der betrefeRcen Deliillerte ~fabricirt
muroe, benntt merbel, uno 1Ol inter Der Nlfltbt
beS SnlpectorS in Der lpdter belbrtebe1el gSelIe
1ein unb baIIelbe ion bon Dem 9eeigneteH SeailI-
ten, ireI9er Die giuflibt filnrt. 81 alien lSettel
gel6lpIlel 9ebaltel lpfrocn, arber lpelllt CT geleit@
ipIrtiQ If {; nn0 bic Steuer fin ben III etnelil Ipl4
den 4aaerban8 9ela9erten Spirltis ipa ppr Der.
SDrtlbaffmg b~efIelbeu aus Dem 9agerbanS beSabIt
mereeli, auber menll oerlelbe benz @eie5 gerldB
fcrtaeldMfft mirb. llno Die @iSeutbiimer Doer Die
@iaentbiimer eilieS lolbe1 &aSerbauleS iMCllel eiiel
all1eneinen GautiOuSldeiu an Die Sereinl9tet
Staaten nusIlsleli, nit 5wei O6er iiebr Silr9elt,
melde Der Solicitor 9ebili9t bat llub eu FOLDER
@autionSI9eiu lOl fir ni6t peut9er fem alS ben
Setrag Der Steuern fir ben Spiritu8, iDslder fa'
enr6 geli1ert peroeu fol-, NIB i'll FOLDER Sorm,
-nlo Ioibe 0ebiH0uuaeu eltbalteuo, ipie tie Der
6iilali; ntiniItsr biuiSeu Mirp, NIB CT ipll pom 3eit
gu 3eit i'll 23eSlg duf oeli BetraB nllo Ole Siirgeu
9eSiioert IND erneusrt perbeit, ME IS Der @puef'
tor nit Utltguug peS. StAapSullntilets e~rforeery
lfpirD. 4a.I-
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gSbeeling ltno Columbus. e.
Die Baltimore : 9tip @iien6a[n bietet benz reifeuten
Guflifnm bic 9rB6ten @ortbetle in 8t5ug anf Siligfeit,
8equemli@feit, @i6erbeit, @iinttli1teit un6 S6Snbeit
Der Sceferieen, 70 tnB ie BON teiuer anbern Sabn III tie-
lem 2onre i6ertrOfen wirt. 3ieIe 8abu bonn %atIautiz
i4ett SSean au8gebenb, 1T bic G(tefe auSgebe6utefte 81
nie, glei6 5eitig ober audj be ~fiir5eite unS i6relllte unS
t06er bic biui8ite 0fonte fin Die 9teiienben tab Fem @ez
item, BE ni4t %perfeblem ip1ten, fe 81 benusen..tt
Understanding BON Baltimore mad, Cincinnati,
=. Ieber Barter@bur8- -. .539 Nieilen
- Seuwpco rnb 26teeiing ........S36 81
y SarriSbarg umb Fitt8bnrg. .....656 ~
0urb Die Mtarietta 9inie ...........585 q
cine GriparniB ali Der GntferHuus bon 115
0urh bic Golun6u8 einie ....599
Sine Gdiparni6 an Der Gutfernung BON <l %4 3
9ieiienee, tpe0e bic SoltimpreeS 6ic @iien6a6M be-
nnttn, Ie9en te 0teie in ~ Gag Surit unb fatren in
g3asen, tie ouf bus I0erbeqtentfte unb nit geppllterten
Siten eiu9ert0tet fine. i"..s 80. 4t4Ao
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Heile- 9e(e9en0eitell.
R Salti nj
Cbto : Giien : Nabu.


sm inO mad Spnutag, ben 8. DssGr. 1866 geGen
td8li9 spsi 8Hse Spi6en 8altimcrs, g8bseIins unb Ear
~tereburs, un6 5lpar:
Ser YctSug
fd6rt td9li1 (ScnntaD8 ausgenommen) Inn 8 ll6r 80
Ni. irii9 opn Daltirncre ab. Ser
Grrreb@ tno Ghneli;ne
tIgliG (Spnnta0S eini3tieBli6) g6enbs 9 ll6r; Der
@ccpupraticns5ug 9ebt tGgIi@ fSpnntaas auSaenonmenl
I'm 6 lbr Is Nfniten Iritb BON Cumberland mad SD6ee.
linz.
aGe biefe 3iiSe i4tieben i6 gu 8eIair unb 8arfersbrra
BEN 3iigen mad alien PnnfteH i'm G8elteh Glbpsitm unb
NcreipeNelt an.
Ger 8reberider 4ccDm
berla6t Baltimore Wadntiita9S nm 4 r9r 80 0RiHuten,
GpnltagS auSgenpmmeu. - Derie6e 3ua SertGst olI
Der Netouriabrt 6reberid Inn Z l9r Is 0iinuten Iri6
tdgii6, Spnuta9S auS9enpmmeH.
Ser Gntfptt'8 NtaSz 3ug 9e6t bon 9oItiz
more un 6 llbr 40 Winuten unb nm 10 llbr frii6 unb
3 ll9r gla@mittag8; ppn G1icOtt5 @dlS UNI 8 ubr 20
Minuten un6 IL ltbr 80 a2n. Ira6 unb 4 ll6r so Din.
9ta1nittagS a6.
NaA 0aIbingtcn.
&bfa9rt bon 9 aItimcre frjb INN 4ll6r 10 Wlin.,
100, 20 nn6 a10 ll9r &aGmittae8 nm Is, 4 Is,
lnb GbenbS 48 n9r Gonnta9S frii6 4 10 unb s/9 ubr
aa&mittags rs ltnt &6enbs rs 1Br.
Ibgang pom Waf6ingtpn frii6 Z, &8 unb
A12 utr, gta@nittaSS 2, 195 unb 8 ll6r @benpS
GrnntaS8 frii9 5l8 lBr, @n9mittags 2 inb G6enbs S
ll9r. Die Ml0 ltRr Mcr5eu5ise pub ~ l6r Nu6s
mittag8Sige ppn Baltimore un6 bic 7 llbr IRproen,iae
lnb bic 2 ttr 9a9mittaaSBiSe bpn gcai6instpn balten
an ben gee9Pnnften an. Dte Z O5 llBr @prgensuse nnO
bic Al nbr gtafrlitta8S<3ase ron Baltimore unb bic
nbr @forgens rnb I55 ubr Ra6mittagS= 2iise bon
SBaI9ington iblieben ii@ 3i9en euf Der @luapOItier 9abn
an.
3a0e geFen bon GHnp9OliS fra6 ~ p6r anb 0a6z
mittagS nm 3 l9r ~ BIN. mad Baltimore nnO @ai0iugs
alb, rr r.5g
@e8en %ipeiterer g~uSfunit, iCpie Go6rbiGete alter @rt
II. |. 10. menae man ihb an S. g. en- I ND Igemten
in er Ganeen 9tnticn, peer an baS 9iaet. 8ireau.
Spbn2 6. g6iGipn II, Sranspprtmeifer,
III g. Sd. GpIe, 6nupt.93ilet sa8eut.
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TeHcrocr tbcrmm9
Der alipciirten TeuermannS 8eri6erun9sgelel=
Ihaft pom Baltimore.
$40. 4 Soutb IT,, gegeniiber benz Gnn>OebGuGe

Sn Sctrabt Ser erfpl9reiten GbGtiSfett teS 0ampf=
6enerzD epartelneutS fteaen mir ppn iett al gum bi1ige@
ren @reiie Pplicel aus unb ernenert aud, bic alten 81
ben b~i1igiten Staten. glae OicjeuiSeu, Wel6e SGuier,
NtEbelu pber ipnfige @8ert6geseuitGmpe lir Elm pber lte6en
Sabr Su perfthert ipiniden, weroen biermit eimgelaoen,
i9 bic 9ife I'M erer 6erabgeiebteu @rGmien a~u;uie6en.
ale Serlute iperren ipie biSPer prompt unb LIBERAL
auSbeSaGlt.
Enhu q mnnre 0eryy
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6nG preiie BON SaItimpren a6

BUR beipnterem &enntRl6nabme. $50.
Giumaubtrer uub 0~leiienbe ~irllten ie6r bprii6tig ieiw
ebe lie lire 8ilete faufen un6 ipllten bieielben rur BON
ipldeu anseIellten &eanten faufen, Die BON i6retn @es
balte leten, nibt aber BON Oidfleril pber 3piibeirGgern
ba ie ipnlt ber @efo6r ~alS9eett iuRb, bei9winbelt gu
perten unb ibr @etb irniptit au85n9e6en.
So. aHHH Dur6fatrt8 s0illete .."'.
unb aaen 8beilen bes g6eIteus finb az BADEN beigud
@atI SiilebranbttTt
Gen. =@misranten=Agentbe 9aItp. SBip @iieubabn
(21mrs-iO SIR. 81 3bame6itr., Baltimore.
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tssa &ssRsi;s@s Sfeues arrangement.
Pbilaoelpbia, g9ilmington uno Baltimore
Is 10 Gt1enbabn.

I1 rnO mad 0onnerita8, l. SUM, berlallen RE 3aae
bas 4reitbentltr. Depot mie fplgt:
Der PpitSu9 fir gRilabelpPia lnb 3pii6eufaticuen nm
1926 WiptgenS,
@%rpreB5u9 nar fir SEEM 0prf, 9.20 Mproens.
G~gpreb5ug fir Pbilabelpbta nnb Stem gprf, Ito 0adz
u~tittagS.
$Oit5us fir @9ilabeIp9ia NIB 3wii6enIatipnen, 4.25
Nadmitta9s.
@~rfreBsng fin gRilaNsIp9ia pnO 3wiI@enfatipner1
6.25 @6enbs.
GrpreBSu9 fir philadelphia unO Olew gprf, 1926
NbeubS,
O'e'e 3it9e geben tGSli@, auSgenpmnren Gpnnta1s.
an @pnntagen:
Sitr 9fetp Yrrf am 7.50 unb fir philadelphia nm 9.25
Iberhs.
Sir Salisbury uitb 3piihenpnntte an Ser 0elapare
SaRn 9.25 @benbS unb iir Op6er, Del, Ito gadbm.
(6ot-l 90 NJ. @rafprb, Igent.
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e Die 1lortbsrn Central
GiIsnbabn.
e Sret 3Hee tdgIi6,
.i... (s0nntasS a~u5seucmmeu.)
MaA NtttSbMr9 u1tb Sent 0ISeSten.
&a8lt95wei8 Bis e (scnntags aussenpumen.)
LIZ Na6 BUFFALO, uno Niaeora Safe. @g2M

-
&G81t9 10 Ell 3 its e (Scnntags ausseupmmen.)
4B Sta6 Buffalo uno gIiusora Sale. gSN
an lrno mad benz 10. 9~ipseln6er 1866 rer(aIIen bic
3itBe Baltimore wie fplst;
j 10 Mprgens, S~6nea5ug. SS0t6, (SUnnta0s aus
9ehottnlen) mad Pitt8burg, peftli6 unb nSreib Bis
ypd Sapen.
= Serbtnbun9en,- au SRelaD nit ber gBeiterr
Wfatplanb Sabn; in SanDDer Sunction init Der
panpoer 3met9baen in Sarri86urg nit Der Benn=
iploania @entraibabn, 9ebaupn &alleDbobn upb Ser
eiinberldllb Saaep6a9n; in Sunburp NIT Der 86i=
laSelpPia NIB Grte 0iailrpab in giprtb Gum6erz
ialle NIT Der 2afapana un6 8lppmSburo6abu.
antnntt IN Spd Saoen III, s 10 ytoA nittags.
lzl5 Mttta8S, SdneGsu5. SGgli6 (5pnntaes aus
SelnpnlnIen) ftr Fitt8brrg unO ben BeIter, anO
hSreA@ eS Snf0lo nno 9tiagara Sails unS @rie.
@erbthenngen. - Pin Der 6anDSer Sumo
t'en NIT Der Sanpeer 3>peis6abn; in SarriSbnra
mt Der %enHlplSania Gentral6a6n, 9ebanpn S,aae6
Sapn UNI Cumberland @alep6abn in Ginburs
NIT Der Fbiiatelpbia unb @riebatn; in Glnira nit
Der @rlepabn; an @ananbaisua nit Der 9te@ 9prf
@entrdlbaRA,
10 10 Na@tS, GrpreE;uo. sSosids FIR Ser g,s,to,
ta9ltn, (S~PRnta9S auSgenplnmen), fiji GlGbe nSrez
LID BON esiliampprt, bis Buffalo unb @rie.
Serbtnb nnger. - Sn 6arrisburg init Der
Pennlplpania Gentral6obu unb ber 9e6anpn @aaep
Sasn; III Sunburp nit cr Bbilnbelp6ia unb erie
Giien6abn; in Slprtb Cumberland nit Ter ga
~ "e Ot""h'ppHl9 SileHodPHt III Slnllfa
mt Ger Srte G%iienbatn; it Gananbai9ua, init bar
Nep 9Nrf eertral G%iisntabn.
Accommodations 3ige:
Thr Sdrrisburg: 3G9liG, (9pnntaQs oisae-
npnnlen) I'm Z 90 OfrrgenS, nnb ta9lib, (GprntGoS
anS9enrmnten) UNI 7 90 @a6mittag5.
Fir y Nrf; nt 3 30 gfn6nl. 5 ir garfz
t on I'm 5 80 @bentS.
Nnf1nft Der 3itge in Baltimore
Spn Benz SSeiten nno 9fprben nm Z ltbr @torsenS, l 80
llno 6 llbr gtaGm.
SNnl @eiten oaein I'M IL 20 MprgenS.
Sarttpn Accommodation s 30 NiprQenS.
Yprt Accommodation 10 Is N1prQenS.
SSe9eh peite;er @uSfunit lnb Eidet3 ned alien 4lGten
n0rfIut utO neitiiG, penbe man iil an bic Gidet.OiFce
Galpert Citation.
q. g. gounG, Gen, ga6asier-@st
UaallD s. q. Dn BARR, Sen. s@uperinot.
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J go. 4uni. 1864 s COZ

1877. Dap Der Glgelitbiime r Oper bic @istu<.
ttilnler elmer SeItilcrie oosr SelrafFlnerie ant
leine ODER ibre eisnsn Soften, III usbsrellIlimmln9
nit ipI6en 9seeHlationel, lpie tie Der 6inan5mis
niRer pCrldretbem. miro, en 2agerbaiIs anleBen
fTnnen +; unb ein lpldeS gaserbauS, ,psull eS
bon benz @olleftpr 9%etiui9t 1T. miro biern.it fir
EN- aeIstlid uncertainties 9aBerbanS Der @ereiHts>
ten Staateu ertlGrt, laD ipu unr Snr 2agerung
bon beiiilirtem 5piritus poer raffinifteia Soblells
81, oDer 0tapbtba aebrauGt meroeu, lno unter
Der sluf(idt btS Collectors NIB ielreS Stellpertres
ters leil. llno bic Gteiler fir cen Spiritus,
SpblenIl pber Wapbtba, beS III eireln loldel 2as-
serbauS seIagert 1T, ica be3ablt werbeil, bepcr
bielelbeu aus benz 2a9erbanS ntfernt Weroen,
iperben. osa .sa e oa
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isentbiimer Ober BITE Giselts
=. ouf feline ODER ibre SO.
Ell &outiCnSfGein bon
on nusi6liebIid elm
NCrgeu iDleH F; Ober
3imrner in eiuetit
DIES ais eiG fpt,
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Ger NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GEH2MANEA
9cbrns : 8cri6crnngs WcieGi6att,
no. so 8rpaSipap, SIetp=9JCrf.
Capital tnc lleteridue. ..$1O15,495.47
Sabrlt6eS Gtntommen ...... $4,000
Serlld9erQn8eii. 10000, 900
IuSbeSablt fur @erIuite i'm Ietten
NIuutIul'. ..... PAU, UUU
Die @eieai4aft 5uBlte bic istt $325,OOO fGr 8erlufe
aus.
Susp VI efenbpnd @rGi.
i. 9 4wenbIer, &ice=4rGi. II. Setr.
Q aGti StpdbaIter8 unb GeferenBen;
&. Gdnbnia1er 81. SreIlel.
Sanilten @altern @9r. SinriGS.
Ser1an bon &apf Seinri6 Oietri9
o.. 9S. Gail Seinri6 0ietriG
Safo6 8ubplp9 g.. QG. Spilfer
Waper GtciH 1851 Bb. lrlaub.
so. ~&BieIenielb
&nStmlt grpi6iiren unb TabeGet perben gratis ans
gegeben bel rem %senten
m Carl 0brenf9nU,
@enfralI8ent fir ben Staat 0tarblaub.
gr. 18 Secpnoir., Baltimore,
- WterfuWenb Mer5te:
&r. SpeI 0elottann, 1870 Pedrtfrz 4
Or. @uitaD Sie6nanu, CO %. Gr0ntIlr.
Sr. NicpIau8 8taib er III autcriitrt, Sppiifotic.
men Iir obiSe @efeli&aft entSeSeh gu uebtnsu. (uiai1i(
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-27

powerful Pennsylvania lobby here to
influence legislation in favor of pro-
lection. Ex-senator Cameron IS the
leader.
The policy of the Administration in
respect to Mexican affairs is gradually
assuming q different shape, and may
lead to a Congress- ionally Endorsement
of the loan, which is being urged under
a strong pressure.
RALEIGH n. C., May 25.-The Con-
vention did nothing of particular i'm
portance. A message received from
Gov Worth says he had no recon-
mendations to make for reconstTuc-
ton measure, for he says all are loyal
here, including the clergymen elect.
He says the President IS heartily in
dorsed, and the civil government is in
complete operation. He also compli-
ments General Rogers administration.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-27

Secretary Stanton was extremely
guarded IN his remarks 10 the serena
ders who extracted a speech from him
on Wednesday evening, but he sub
stantially declared himself for the poll
cy OF the President He stated that his
Judgment had yielded to adverse argu-
ments resting upon the practical diff
culues OF eniranchIsing the negroes OF
he South lie regarded the Freed
mems Bureau Bin as no longer a living
measure or the subject of debate
or OF n difference OF opinion and
the Civil Rights Bill as passed To
the statute book, and not a suliec. of
debate As TO the Congressional plan
of reconstrucuOn, he is unable TO per-
ceiye the necessity, justice or wisdom
OF the measure, and he awarded To
those who differed with him the same
honesty and perhaps greater wisdom
than he could claim for himself An
tbis was very tame for Stanton-not al
all in the style for which he has been
noted. 1t is not as deep as a well nor
as wide as a church door, but sufficient
TO show that he has not been misrepre-
scented when ranked among the sup
porters of the PTesident-CW.C COM
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At the last meeting OF the Nashville Typographi-
cal Union, No. 20. the undersigned were appointed
acommttee 10 draft suitable preamble and resolu-
luhons upon the death OF WILLIAM VAN RUaEN
BARTLETT, who submitted the following:
WILLIAM Y. b. BARTLETT, a memberIof this
Union, s no more. He departed this life on the
29.h ult, after short illness, though all that medi
cal skill snd patient, unwesryng watchfulness could
do, was done to save him. h was a nstive of Ala
bsma, and his widowed mother and other rel tyes
still reside in that State, IN the neighborhood OF
Columbus, Ga. As q member Of this Union he was
prompt and faithful in the discharge of all his du.
ties, respected his esng and his fellow craftsmen
and was alive to whatever tended to exalt the one
or the other. As a man, he was kind, generous.
social. worm in his friendship, and chsritably dis
posed towards all. In his death we have lost a
highly esteemed and valuable brother. Whilst we
lament his loss, we bow to the DEGREES Of an Awise
Providence, cherish his memory and initiate his
virtues.
Resolred That this Union pay the usual mark OF
respect to the memory I the deceased, and tina!
we tender to his mother and ether relatives our
sincere sympathy and coincidence in their sad be-
reaVemenf. j. J. MCDANIEL,
r. H. BARRY
JNO. l.. HELMS,
Committee.
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United States District Court, at
Knoxville.

Inilcu states District COURT NJ
Knoxville.
In the United States District Court
at Knoxville, on the 2iLh inst, the fol
lowing proceedings took place
The District Attorney sand thst inforna-
ton bad been laid before him, that certain
parties had, by threats and menaces, placed
Mr.. j. c. Eamsey-.ate an officer IN the
rebel army, and now in attendance upon
this Court 20 answer to the charge of tea
som apprehension Of violence, and
asked that measures be taken b protect
him and all others who may be IN a like To-
siton.
Col. Vim. c. Pickcns and Andrew Knott,
were the parties complained OF, and his
Honor directed d CapjuS 10 issue, returnable
Immediately.
After a lew minutes, the Marshal, into
whose hand the process had been placed,
returned with Mr.. Knott in custody, aud
the information that Mr.. Pickens had gone
10 Sevi,ryIle.
In answer to the complaint, Mr.. Knott
raid that he had no intention of mo.estIug
Mr.. Ramsey while "a prisoner, but that
when tho Court should releaEe him, that he
would make the streets OF Knoxville too hot
for him. lie urged that he had suffered
lul hTlabhlltuL anu dbuhb hlhAH II ANbiiln'1
agency, and that he now ie.t justified iu
gvengiug himself, at the first favorable OPP
portunity.
The Judge said that he could not tolerate
any such revengeful intentions that under
tue Presidents proclaInat on, declaring the
return of peace; under every rule that de-
siCuated HIM as "a conservator of the peace,
he iell it his duty to adopt measures 20 Sc
cure its reign, aud that in his case he
shou'd place him under bonds of $4,000, to
keep the peace towards all citizens Of the
United States and .. c. Ramsey IN partIcu-
lar for the space of twelve months.
The course which Judge Trigg pur-
sued in this case will receive general
approval.
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A Canadian printer, J. R. Dunlop
was married in Chicago recently to the
daughter of Milwaukee merchant, the
young lady coming out on the occasion
in fifteen thousand dollars worth of
fancy dry goods and jewelry She is
said to be worth one hundred thousand
dollars. OF course Mr. Dunlop will
put on a sui" and walk around town
for the rest of his life.
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n. 1888. To incorporate the Nashville Pc
troleum and Mining Board. Passed.
No. 3S5: To incorporate the Journeymen
Painters Association Of Memphis
Passed.
No. 227: To incorporate the Enterprise
Petroleum Company. Passed.
No. 2S9 To allow the Corporation to in.
crease the amount of their capital.
Passed.
Ga motion, the House adjourned until 2
O'clock.
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|. 5. MarShal's Sale Of Steam
boat A." Try U.s."

DURSUANT to decree pronounced by the U s
i District Court al Nashville, on the 18th day OF
May, 1866 in the cause If William Hunter ana 9th
lie auction at the upper wharf at Nashville, on sat
uIdsy, June ?, 1868, between the hours Of ln M
and II m, the said steamboat Try Us, her boats,
apparel tables and furniture. Terms one half cash,
balance st months credit; note TO be taken with
approved security, bearing interest from date.
SAID sale being made under decree of a Court of
Admiralty, tha boat will be taken by the purchaser
clear Ofali liens. r. X GLASCOCk,
Marshal the u for the Middle Dstof Tenn.
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wEDN EsDAY, MAY 30,
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH.

THE Var.ous Commute es, composed exclusively
Il Of members OF the society, have made all ar
ran gpments for the e miOrt and enjoyment Of all
who may iavOr them with their presence. A splen-
did Band, under the leadership of Professor Hem-
stein, has been engaged. Refreshments will be
served on the oun 10 those VINO prefer puTchas
ing and the entire proceeds Will be devoted to toe
reuefof tha poor. The ri shmeut department
will he attended bya committee Il ladies' ana gen
tlemen interested IN serving the poor.
Comm 81 of ArraT Cements.
M J in, D Mundy, 1hos Murphy, James
Ready John Cunningham. Tom W MITCHELL Miles
Joyce, A McAndreW, NJ Mccormack, Thos Reilly,
Phillip brecn.
Floor CommitteF.
pc Hanson, floor manager; r Cunningham
"A Murray Phillip Olwl, r C Mulyahil, W j
Murphy.
Committee on II see win . Tickets.
+ Pendergsst, Richard Farrell, James DOoles
and John D0ugherty.
Aids to the above COMMITTEES
All the other members Of the Society, who will be
designated by badge.
Tickets may be procured from any Of the men,
hers
A line Of Omnibuses viii run from Crag's Office
corner Of Union and Cherry sire t., commencing
at a M aud continuing throughout he day Fare
for the round trip, TO the ground aud retu n fifty
cents may2l-td