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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-04
Meneite Ma6rt6ten.
bic wstunaruirten In Mem OrIeoua-

Stem Orleans, 2. Mrg.-&idter Nbell ia.
Der Granb Srrp aufgetraSet, ale Yeriouen, wsls
dye Bel benz Iesten Nufrubr betbeilist parerr, III
Nnflase 81 oerIebeu. Miebrere YerIpneu ftnb Be-
reitS Derbaftet pOroen luo ate bonn W1ilttdr Be-
tretten @efan9eren iOQen wieber berbaftet tpertel.
9ie WttIitdr @OmmiiiOn CUR llnteriuturs Der
Iligele9enbeit 1T berte in Sibnug rnb perbSrt Die
YoliSeibeamten.
(Der GSent Der Ni. Yreiie i'll New Orleans
"itiliiirt feline 0epeiden I'M Sntereile ber 8ebellens
bclleubebSrbsn NIB entltett bic 3~batladet. 9ie
Ob~ener,pGbnten OurG baS 0iilitGr ~beirsiten @efait.
senen pareu 0iit9lieDer Der Convention, meIde
burG bic BUli3einloht beS ie3eiiOuitiiGeu MapOrs
WtcnrOe Derbaftet wprben iparelt, fe paren feint
NufrubrItifter, inter ibnen befanb iud) @OnUerneut
@elS NIB @r9Dnperneur Sabn. u. B. ueb.)
Sie Oepel6e be8 YrdIioenten All ben 9eneral
Inpalt SerrDn, mirb ais cine 8erlebuug Der @oll'
~ltitutipn beSei6net, iubem Der @DuDerHeur gdn5lid
t"nanprirt pirr, inbem bod bic Contribution bteiem
aletn bic ghiGt a~uferIe9t, fir bic Splireduue
Der @e1ebe al fprgen. Ser &eberenseneral Ser.
roll lift bebbalb 0fiIitdrbictatOr uno in Splae Dor
BrSftbent Solutions Orber ittbt ibnt bas Oiilitd,
CUR @eritgnng. Sic lIniOnitea ididen lid al
ben Staat en- masse gu b~erlaiien, ba ie glauteu,
bic 0te9iernu9 peroe lie utdt 1ditben.
Sen. Sberioarl, we!d,er CUR !3sit be8 4ufrnbra
nidt i'll Der Stabt mar, bat cine Oepeide a.
General @raut sert9tet. III weIder er iib babir
auSlpridt, baB er bic Convention 5nar niht am
BIas baltic, aber %bepaure, paB cine berartige 9tS.
rurg bortommen tcuute.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-04
Sarge Sepeftben.

New gOrf, 3. 9tus. - Der CONNER
ttal Ia9t, bon 2OnbOn iet seltern Nbenb cine
Srber auf cine 9rObe Summe in 5,2Oer 8unbs
ein9etrCfen.
pGtlabelp9ta, 3. Nug. - Seute err
%franften feds @eripnen an Der @bOIera Don
benen 4 ltarben.
New gort, 8. 9tug. - oeate puroen
a6t Safe BON Grtrautung an Der Gbplera
6eriGtct. gter3ebn 8eripnen erfranftcn In
8rUotlpn unb 6 tarben.
New gUrt, 3. dug. Gen. Santa 9tnna
wuroe beute bier per9oftet nnp unter $4,000 O
8nr9lhaft gefe(lt. &r tpirb beldulDtst einen
SIR. MUnt9OmerY ouf un9eicblt6e Wetle III
pat 9ebraGt gu 9aben. 9ebterer rerIanst
$4,000 S6abenerlab.
Mfp98at, 8, Nug, 6eute NbenD per-
eren tetne Depefaen Dur6 pa6 &abel etntref>
len, ba Der 9ampfer nidt Dor MOreen am
tpntmen tptrb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-04
WIUtIiAgs.

WabiiUm, g8isc., /. aug. Sic giationate
Comparative ino beute suiammen SetOrnmeu, nm
Delegation sur YbiIabsIpbier Convention gu wdbo
len. @iner Der Sepdblten 9ifriftSsO eIesaten trat
5uritd, inoem er ertIdrte. er ilTge nidt NIT Oidr.
uern ME SaIanbi9bam uro YenbIetoM III elmer
unb b~erlelten Contention beiiamineu itteu. Del
Same jeneS MlailneS ,pnroe BON Der OelegatenIifte
seitrIderl.
ct. Saul, 0iiIn., /. aug. Die bemotrati,
i4e Staa%t8cDnpention tpGblte beute 9eIegaten mad
philadelphia, aIs Nb9eOrbnete at large: 9tOrtOr
gteele, Gice unb @utbruiib.
8eiOIutiOnen fir Yrdiibent SObniOn uEb 81
@uniten i~cfOrtiger 3uIafiuns Der iibliden @taa
ten wurben 9efaBt.
MibbtetOwn, ObiO, ?. Dug. @euerat 81
6. SGenf purre beute einltimnIig fir BEN Gpn
greB tpieber nOmimtrt.
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WuS Geras,

s. alSefpn, 2. Nns. 9tuAridten aus
@fatamOras linp eiu9etrCfeu. Der BROWNS.
Siller Courier beriGtet, cob Sen. Sberibar
plDBli6 in jener Stabt anfam. Gr perbrohtt
ben 9r6Bten She'll ieiner .3eit In Matamorai
uno eS ipirb bert@tet, Dap er UfT3iele uni
pi6ti9e Oepet&en fir Die mertfuutlde 8e=
9terung bate.
0alpetOn, 3. @us. Der @rdliDent
teIe9rapbirt an ben Staatsiefretdr Hi6te,
Bell, baB bic @eieb9ebun9 prn SeraS li6 am
6. un9ebinoert SeriammeIn tonne. Der @cu=
perneur purpe am 8. inausurirt unb bic pro
pticrii4en Geamten merben iOfort lire Melnter
an Die ertpGblten Sfi3tere o6treten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-08-04
Neue An1ei0en.
w0bI=Nu3eioeS

Die un6ebinsten r~eSifrirten ltnicn@S tinlurSeber, mel
DE bic DENOMINATIONS YCtitit beS @onsrefieS %Sesunfis
gen unh bas 01esifrlrseies nnterFisen, ftub erfnGt, i'd
in ibren setpTbnIiGen geriurtnlnnSsplGben on Neittpo&
ben 8. GuSuf, su Seriaumeln, ut flint Deleeaten gu St
tpG5leu, an elmer gtabts@pnUentiou, tpelde ft an Dcns
nertag ben 9. BE-. G6eubs 8 1t6r in 9te9abite 9ol Ser|
iarnuteIt, I'M 81 Delesnten 3ur Staatss@cncentic gu ers
tpa9len, bic am 10. ausut taSsn tpirt. AUD iOnten in
ben UorSeuaunten prinGrsg eriaulutlansen flint 9elesa'
ten sur conSreifIonelen Contention erratnt fperber, rpeIs
tt1 aul %. ausuft oerianulelt.
3T anftras bss @rscutlOe& pttits's ter itGOti|fen llnion
Convention
SDBn q. COZ, grGf.
05mi] gbas. 3. DIS, Gecr.
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8eRs HRarfNan.

Sr. Mm 8ebr.
0IbfutdMteu.
q. Stroniberg, s Hequarbt, Susc 8iaIl0.
2IHiR. msarfddue.
Gapt. 2iosOn, 8 Dlutb, Sol. 6aebs, 8 SeiIe,
SacpbD, $ Tlruer, @apt. Bitter, 8 &rdmer, g
Siebert, 8 8uiier, g &ranb, 8 Meetb, 6 @ittid,
y S&neiber, $. @~aibmeper.
3abnemtrdser.
@br. Sifder, Otto Dnder.
Sinan,sG ptnitc.
Scrfiber: Serr s 9}ittrOff, IS Sod, $ S9iirs
nla11, WiaiOr SeB, @ Goten.
NIaHsGOmite.
8or1. Sr. 8 anefelS.
Wti&ael q S01is, s. Getb9anS, $ 9SaIter. 6
Bei9e, Sol WiSnlantt, Gmil Slider. Srit &entpe,
4uS Wasners, Sri Setter, Soiob 8ifler, 81 III,
rid, 9 0tittenbOrf, $ Bn4sbaurn, & @ebburb,
& SrCebes, Charles @eber, Gbr Bartel, @art.
Narihau, Str Sung W @teisewalb, UicGlps
mutt.
xans; q Omite.
Scri. Sol @ltn9er, &arI 9aMd, $ @aIbmeper,
8 Sambur9er. SO &ODrs, Nei9e, y BittrOff, 6.
Bert, Sol Ninnete, s @mlnber, s Stebl, 8
Oteetb, 6 SOrn, 8 Soltbaus, u Bfau, @ Sepler
Sol @tesler, 6 Gaitine, Sd Seblein.
SOIfsbelufisMmsss e omits.
Bort: Serr 5. &napp.
Su er8dnseu.)
Decorations. Jeuer~srS> Mib Saumtuattonss
Gcruite.
Sert.: 50. Bebr.
q. QupuS, s.. Brcdionb.
SO. Seibepis, 3. Ulpbr,
aus. 8eibsnbad. Mig Gassuer
g@teasG Omits,
Wpri. s. 2emtui.
&. Wentb.
tdSu er9GnaeM.
a~sseIsGOmtts.
Sort. s. SeIe.
y. Wiitten6crf, 8. WaIfer,
q. e.b. Seibs, IS. @oine,
u. Widel, 6. Oebm,
s. 8iider, 3. Stauff,
y. 8tCit.
@mpfansssG OiHits.
8Ori. 8, 9napp.
8: ptttrOff, 5. Silbebranbt,
&%Itnfmeper, W. Setie,
Z. Wirtb, s. Hequarbt,
6. 9sNe.
Sun Auttraga bes 80rftailDs.
s 8napp,
l0nlO) .Sefr.
Shtleen 4ark.
Omnibufie werben teben Gonntas Na&utttass, bon
n9r an, aIe babe Gtanbeu, bon bar
gde Baltimore uno @analItr.
unb
@de 9ouibap uno Sopstteffr.
a~bfabred, ..
Bae GrWa4feEs........2o ais a pssiS6,
NRr Etnf er...s.ssss..s.10 Ute.
Doc Tnb Gamiliens9tnets 3u Is Gents bas Gttd, -N
aud fir 2 : tuber stItis Itnb, In
@arbuer's oteL 9ie5itg.. unS
Gr. 0Sber, eoubarbftrasc,
fHr MitSlieber 81 BADEN.
0a-) DerBoar b.
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Weri Observation-Disclosures

Batfengeri4t. = 0ti6ter aubouu, Sup.
pIee rnb Soffman.
Die Administration bes 9tadlalIes bon Oiarp
Sleet purbe benz Wiliam s. O'Brten ittertra.
gen.
9tGbtifdeS 8e3irtsgeri6t.- 0pn.
3idter Mleranber
Nntras auf @beldeibung mnrbe ge(tellt.
SanIe8 8. 9tmmermann brr6 leineu uddIts1
Breuno D. s. Zimmerman gegen gBm. 81. t1nb
Sharp u. Zimmerman Inb 90. Gorpiu 8urau.
Gntrdg. etuen uelen 3rultee All eruenuell.
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Nertetaermna Tan 9uipitaIs@ ebauOeH.
Office oea 6aupt.0 uurtiermeiites pes
Wittl. Wlil. 9epartements,
Baltimore, Wlb,, ben Is. Suit 1866.

Hh ~NV -
Am s rettaA ben O. Mu9uf 8 8 Z,
Wfrrgens l Il + T iperbeu in DOrt g a.,
~fcfsenbe 6efbrtebene @e6Gube Iub 6aIboIB, befebeut
aus benz 8er, ct. Gen. 4pipitnt In gcrt, Pa., rers
fault:
Cine Napelle 200 BET 70 f5uG,
3pei Warbs. iebe S76 6Gs Bet 40 iSuR,
Sine W1rb 400 BET 20 6uB,
Gin &6jinu1er 400 Bel 20 SuS,
@ire 8arb 874 BET 90 Sub,
Cine @arb l78 BET 20 SuS.
Cine Berb 619 bet 20 5n6,
Dier Darbs, iebe 100 BET 16 6us,
Gin Eafb6aus AZ Bet 20 SuB,
Gin Gobtenbaus, IS bet 20 GuB,
@tu Wai@baus, 131 bet "a 6uB,
Cine aitGe Mnb B1deret 81 Bel rs 8u5
Gin @pmmiiXrsz unb Wai@Baus 100 Bet rs i
Gin Wtdtrpaen3imu1er AZ Get % 6ub,
Gin @Iarbtaus uub Stat 119 Bel 20 8us,
Cine 3immermannsperfFXtte 100 bet 16 6us,
Gin Abrttt 40 Bel IA SHB,
Gin @btrttt 20 Bet 26 6uB,
Drettergdnse $500 Gu6,
Brettereiu8dunuus 400 BET II Gas,
28 3eItbSben, ieber % bei IA 6nB.
Das @an3e umsefG6r $4,000 6uB Sretter, l0S, 524
Gu6 GcantlinsS unb 27,300 6ns S@tnbeln.
Sen aGuiern ftnb aeRn Gage gun @eSbrinsen bes
@isent6umS erIaubt, mad ipel9er 3ett bic NeSieruns Mot
ulebe baftbar lit uHb bic aDadeu baiel6ft 3uriid3ie6eu
pirb,
8erfaafsl 9sbtnSuuseu Oaar in O7esierunssseIb, am
BertaufStdge.
&uf s3efe6l bes @eHeraI,n uarttermethers
q. 10. 8rabIeb,
Col. Hnb G6eftQ @ narttermeiher, Or. W. 8.
(20iuI-laug-10)
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Betpes Ibee anf 0Tentltdber MuftiOm.
9tegterungs.gertauf pom liberflGlteeu Sub
ffena<0 utern.


g z. &sPsF& TO-. AustSaasS.
SubHfs n,.S tftcs II. g u.
los VI. 9cmbdrb ctr.
BaLttm e, Orb. 2 Eueui 1860.
ga aDdItGnpanie, 80 106 2pet 4Dmb0rkffrase, rerken
am 8 an "a 6. rem Is ausuR 1866 ~uperfatr
3ebntauienoYfb 100000 au8seSet6neterSbee
ben Brdnban unD Ia pad eteu wts fIst ShsntIi9
berfetgettt
19DGrter EbtS.
Not A0 l. 1871 @tn bunb IT unb bretunta p1nsis haitt
2tHRn D9TpnS, ~unesfdbr 5000 Tf5 e~ntt0itsnb.
Get ~. q 20j swaraie babe & TER SsaaSas. uusss
fdtr 700 Dtt. ruth. ften9
@rfHErGBtE
Net 9iS.. . - (b2, 8pst GuS fInIstI bs!bx Rsa4G g5Gua
9e IN. ~In6efabr d 100 pfb. entt1lt NJ.
20, 10. 9 Wsun babe Rtfsu Ga. pSSpssT, anaetnkr
As? Yfunb sntbaIteEt.
9t SU. ST. etstsH taIts atasa r9feu, 500 %. aat.
ti!trnb.
Otefe 2bses pertgn- teStalb ~rerfaWIt. neil cite 8seteguue
tetnen tpettsreu @etrauh bafur BAT.
Vtufer ton 1tntr Eter ven Gn9tgebtnen <0Tte tcnnen tn
bttltr SIhce ) L tr9snG elmer Rett eIlmintrt Derhen.
Die YGGfts ttnb in gutfm 5Mfanb. Dsr 2bee rtrb isleFt
bet Der SbieferuR9 nmsersGsn.
Sthsr Ursnb rtrt fepnrat ~pe,tanft stne haltt Rthe wtre
auS gesGtsn M tt tim SrfbtlRetum aHt ttgsnb
@rCeers, RlstnSettaaiar ufp. wRrbrH az tn tttsm Snte.
sNe fnerM, un6 ttrie @tleavnbett tenhteu.
acknowledgement - 6ddr In &egterun8S BeIt.
Seds Sa8s lnh srIdubt, UNI bic @tntdnft wegaubrtn8sn.
EhpmGS MILTON.
tane2-16i Ersb, Brig. Sen. v. q. 9 u. e, u.
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5 1Ikem-]9 h.
g,altimOr. sdiisen . c,efsnfauft.

Sn Der berte Statt Sefunbenpm 9%orltanD : 9i5s
3r1ilg tpnrben 81 benz tepprItebenben 8e1te nadlte'
perpe Counties e%rnennt; Die fir ~bielelbeI ertpdblteH
Serret, rerben freluolidit erludt, ft9 am @ton<
tag ben 6. Nusuit Abenbs 8 lbr 3ur meitereu See
rat6nng III Der Rsbenbale einsufinben unb bur6
ibr &ri4einen bic Annabme ~erfenuen 81 9ebeu.
GxscntinsG omf f..
Wfator 6iuu1enber9, Dr.:1ape.
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Die nnbebinSteu r~esttrirteu 1IniOnr Stiutmseber Der Z.
9sar0 itnb erIn4t, fte lit Der Gup6cnta Sale T@entral
A1enue) AM Nontas ben 6. be. a6enhs s lt9r au Der
%latlrieln, nm bic Sote Der RestfrIrIup gu 6efpre6eu.
SIN Guftro8
-. 10. WapiOu, @rai.
0mo) 8. 20. Outtpu, Gecr.
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NOtis.

Die. bon eiHer anSa9G Mitsliebsrn Der . IL ii NJ J.
G@tsen9eiettf@ a it auf Wtorsen eeranItaltete ga,
u%ciltens@rcurfpa SerlGbt Bottom gG9nrf al 6r6e bee
Mtarf6 Ntartet prGciIe z llbr DtorsenS, mas mir int SIT
~terele DeltentSeu, ipel6en nod feline Qife ~SSrsetest tper=
ben tOnnte, 6teruit 5efamnt MAIDEN.
0a) 0as @omite.
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W1omumenta1 Raupsrein Nfr. 1.

Dieier 8erein bat f@ testen 8ienRos in ieIuer erfeu
aserfan'mluns Organiiirt, bic 9, iese sepraft uuO ~bieielbsr
b~esOHnen, cine srose Gn3a9t Gntbeile Wurbe se;ei&net
eaher Der Uerein re6t fart III trerben beripri&t, aIe mel.
DE ft& nod an5ai4lteseu toitni@eu, ipOlen seSlisft nS&s
fen OtsnNas 8 tl6r Abenbs In SO. 2l8 Ode bon Sight
ua6 O'rffr. Bet 9ru. %. Plau Et@ einRnbea.
Sun auftras bes &ereins
(a) 8. mAelbarbt. @efr.
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GMtamftr. 8auUeretm.

ale DiejeniSeu, tpet@e it& am O6'sen 8aubereiu be-
~t6eltiseH EcfieH, trerben frennbli6ft erIu6t, nS8Reu
ScnntaS BcrmittaSS 10 Gbr Eel Gbartes 8udsbaum
Gde Gataut nnb @ermanfrose, elmer erieu General,
8~eriammGuuS beisnpc5ueu, 5Wed Der 8~eriammIuns III
B~erat1unS Der Statuteu unb GrpHbluns bee b~crlaufser
8eamten.
4emertt wtrb aOd, bas bic erie Gtu3a6luns tebeufaas
TN Ganfe Der ua6fteH Go1e erfcIsen uirt, ba actieu &C.
mig Se;ei9net ftub, uut benz Beretn 0eben 81 seben.
SIN aIftrc8
frial 0nhm sd Aarrmnn
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9leuer B~auperein.

SOTO Gtreet 8au 9Serstm.
alte DieteniSen, tpetde seioAneu iinb, ft4 eiuenl suteu
BauoereIn ani&leBen gu modem, ilnc bSFi&it erinbt, ff
nG@ften Dcuuerftas &teno 8 l16r ben Q. Gusuft i'm Cos
tale bGs Sru. Dllium 9auislt, 9S Oft eombarbRrase
etu3ufnbeu, inbem etne qroBe an5atI @nt6eils se3et6net
fnb uuD Der gerein ft@ fSrmtt6 o~rganiRrt BAT.
3m Guftrase Oes Prafbenten;
g.. SiegeT,
[fm0l SuItuS g. @rteBmauu, Gecr.
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&dbiiRen=WarF.
Baltimore S6abcI. Osleaidait,
ga BEN bepOrfe6eubeH GdRtens uab i~SDifsfeGte, Rae
am q. b. Uits. beSiRut uub bic gum 81. ausuf incl.
baueru pirS unb fHr benen @inri6tuns bic aussebebntes
Zen 9ufreusuuseu gena1t perSeu. ionen am Wiitttpc@,
ben s. auSult, Natmittass 2 ubr, inter 8ebtusunseu,
bic betm SetretHr e~insufe6en ftnb, bur& ben @uctipratpr
uetfbtetenb ~berfanft merben
8 @6e nn5 3~riufs3drs,
3 9pnfectionairs sGtHube,
2 @affesStaube,
2 e@ieBsG tSnte,
/ GarpuiIeI, uub
l GisarrensGtanb.
Sal NHftEas bes @crtaubeS;
Or-mt) &. Ruatp, Seek.
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Sob ii ID. Serrmau Il.
0OucDr0id,

Die 5abuuS ber 3iuien Der Gcncorbia=acttea FIR biz
3ett Scm l. San. Bic gum 80, Stunt besinnt nit benz l.
ausuf. Die a'tieninpaber Derhen erfu&t, bic fXOiaer
5tnien BON Wcrgens 10 Ibr. Bis gea&m. l ll5r aeoer
TOrseiSuuS ibrer @tttenideine In Der Office TN @cncora
biae @ehSube 70 balb ala unSSli@ sn er5e6en, bemit bu
Ati&Ius ben 8a&er erfcIseu faHr.
~91tI-4ausl Sui. 5tefu, @ecr.
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Gu p~ertaufen

gu pertaufen
Cine complete 8tsrbrauerei nit allen Gdfern, Wfatf&'
&uben, 8ubli@ifF &c. &C, In alexanbria, Ba., seleSsn.
NSbsres gu erfraoen Bel
Granets Denmeab,
(Ws, &a,6n) Sitp WaIt 4cuis.
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%)0as Obi9e war ldcu 9sidriebeu. as mir ba~
ran oa6ten, oaB bic Serreu, weI6e mir ais 2aubS.
lelte tennen, nidt mebrYrifioent Ieter@ereiie iino,
BON ben Se9enpdrti9en 8eamten wiIfen mir ni9t
9erane, cb fie SeIIen finb. eS fGnnte jeDch mBSs
lid ieilt, iperlit. es nid}t ipabr mGre, 10 eutltebt bpf>
fentlid' baratS vteene SecnbiGaft nid."
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g8etRbter 2Setpbier
W'staen Gunbsn unb btm Btet.rinfe aben pu5itUa hts.
init sRr NfG@rfbt, fns Retne BreMerat
elm Sefunbes, frdfttseS
Berliner MeiBbier
ttelsri. Sesntals ~berI1ree Id huralfibents SaGlsn att
bsfem k~a9erbter Gus @esr9 0scfs btribatsr &rdusrst,
au1 wtro tset @eAEnune prompt GuSeefutrt.
SIN nettem Biz Q 4ctal perten mao we ocr tie ts Fsn
Spetisn unb @strants berabretGt.
WOrtb rtneShet IL
tutt - ktaaeret Better, Nr Ii Sib Grebertftr.
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sSdFS:A gu Derfaufen
EssA Gin 21a <ftSdigss 9utes Gd*8rtd6aus nebt SrOs
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-06-28
Street Manners and Habits.


Ofcourse, we are the greatest, wisest, and
most accomplished people in the world, but
one now aud then sees exhibitions of taste
and virtue i'll the street that fall an arrows
head short of perfection. Notwithstanding
the angelic nature Of the fair sex we now
and then noticesstlIat they like to march three
or four abreast on the sidewalk, with their
expanded skirts occupying the whole avail
able passway for pedestrians. As we are
young and nimble, we do not mind a step
off from the curb into the gutter, in order
to let the radiant platoon pass without
breaking line, but when we see an aged
man, tottering under the infirmties of years,
compelled to do the same thing, we are in
clined to doubt the fairness, not of the ladies'
face but of the monopoly Of the sidewalk
they so persistently claim
here is peculiar habit of some Of the
sterner sex, called men, which is refreshing
to notice, as an exhibition of remarkable fine
taste and decorum. That is, when a lady
passes who is compelled to hold up her skirts
to avoid the filth or wet on the pavement CD,
to stop, turn round and examine with delib-
Grafton, not to say anxiety, her lower ex-
tremities-make a minute examination OF
of her ankles, and whatever else fitting
hoop may chance to display fitting hoops,
to be sure, often display charms to which
the most cold blooded may not always he
insensible, aud when one sees white hose
filed with the daintiest proportions, aud
moving with elastic and graceful step, just
few yards ahead, one is perhaps not called
upon to cover his eyes with his hands but
to deliberately stop and turn round upon a
passing woman for the purpose Of inspecting
such a phenomenon is not in the very best
| taste
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-06-28
Win, Same of (lur Writers are About

The work ON which various American
writers are now engaged is thus noted =
Bancroft is at work on his 9th volume
Professor George w. Greene, of Rhode Is
land, is writing the biography of his grand
father, General Nathaniel Greene, of the
Revolutionary army E. G, Squier is pre-
pairing work on the antiquities of Central
and South America Pierre Irving is col
Letting the scraps and shreds ofhis uncIe's
Washington Irving writings, heretofore
never put in book form, and will probably
make two or three volumes of them Rich
ard rockingham, of Charlestown, is wri-
ting his elaborate history of that town
William Swinton, first historian of the
Army of the Potomac" is next to prepare
volume on ''The Twelve Principal Battles
of the War; He is also engaged to write
history of the campaigns in the West and
Southwest. Speaking of Mr. Swinton, re-
calls good story told of Horace Greeley =
Some one was asking him, last week, when
Grneral Lees volume was to appear THAT
work mas been dropped" said Horace. 'why
s Because Swinton's history is sufficient
| ly rebel in its tone to answer all purposes, "
was the reply On the appearan of this
volume it received favorable notice from
the 1rqbUQeS book reviewer. Thereupon
Mr.. Swinton called upon Mr.. Greeley, and
thanked him for the favorable comments -
No thanks to me" responded the Trdbmat
philosopher, ''for had seen the notice il
would never have gone into the paper il
the world. Your book is not an honest
one Mr.. Swinton." To give point to his
words, Mr. Greeley subsequently denounced
it editorially as a dishonest work.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-06-28
The End of a Gambler.

Among the innumerable anecdotes rela.
ted of the ruin of persons at play, there is
one worth relating, which refers to a Mr..
Porter, a gentleman who, in the reigu of
Queen Anne, possessed one of the best es-
tates in Northumberland the whole of which
he lost at hazard, in twelve months, Ac-
cording to the story told of this mad man
for We can call him nothing else-when
he had Just completed the loss of his last
acre, at gambling house in London, and
was proceeding down stairs to throw him.
self into a carriage to convey him home to
his house in town, he resolved to have one
more throw to try to retrieve his losses, and
Immediately returned TO the room where the
play was going on. Nerved for the worst
that might happen, he insisted that the per-
son he had been playing with should give
him one chance of recovery for fight with
him. ada.
His proposition was this; That his car
riage and horses, the trinkets and loose mo-
ney in bis pockets, his town house, plate
and fdrniture--in short, all he had left in
the world, should be valued in lump at a
certain sum, and be thrown at a single cast.
No persuasion could prevail on him to de-
part from his purpose. He threw, aud lost;
then, conducting the winner to the door, he
told the coach-man there was his MASTER
and marched forth into the dark and dismal
streets without house OF home, or any cred
table means Of support. Thus beggared
he retired to an obscure lodging in cheap
part of the town, subsisting partly on char
ity, sometimes acting as marker at a bill
lizard table, and occasionally as helper in
a livery stable IS ae
In this miserable condition, with naked
ness and famine staring him i'll the face,
exposed to the taunts and insults of those
whom be had once supported, he was re-
cognized by an old friend, who gave him
ten guineas to purchase neccessaries. He
expended five in procuring decent apparel
with the remaining five he repaired to a
gaming house and increased them
to fifty. He then adjourned to one of the
higher order of houses, sat down with for
mer associates and won $50 900. Retur-
ming the next night, he lost it all. was once
more penniless, and after subsisting many
years in abject poverty, died beggar at st
Giles
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