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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-15
AeaeerHHB her TabrGeA!
Die neue SGntpfers
t&1aHHea Qfute


mad Der 8 eftur9 IcntDen II. ROtfpIk
petersbura II. Ut i'd M NIB,
gu georfclt an bic yeroee 8erasllnl8e 8trstttazasn'
nsiiee. gtfenbabn". bic isst In ibrer 6anSsn eanss etc
5Hnet IN. fd arIdIiesen6.
brdud)t nur IS Sttft6ert bon Baltimore Biz
Betersbura, 8d.
(DurG Petersburg spntbuis, eHtpL. anorotat,
CHATTANOOGA, @afbptle Mempbis, su Chattanooga
cher Dalton i'd anitIiebsno. mad atlanta, Ytaspn,
Columbus, N~ontsCmere, Wlobtlt II. Nen.OTleans
boro', 8eIecr, @ilmtn9tpn, @aLeiab Ii. @aiton bis
Greensboro II. Charlotte ant6ltessne.)
Die SampIer ner tteleti Sittie
flbren bon spears gBerfte, Gus bon 9aDfir.,
t. 8lt9 (SonntaSs aussencmuen) @atmittasS 8
Sie inb aue reu unb ~peroanten TIRE aubsrprbsnt.
It6e S1neui8teit ibrer 8auart, tpcsu man iih BITE
belten u, i9ntuitsn SuoirntuBsD amffsr gum gtuitsr
9enpnnren.
Die neue atnie befts6t aus f~clsenben e~Iesanten Gel.
tsnrno= 0ornpferr, 6e nit Salpns II. Gailteu fir
@tnSeIperipnen unb Gantilten 8~lansenb aassefattt
itnbi
~@epr9s9earb", CAPT. Brakeman;
rSameBG z. Brady, Capt. 9anois.
Sic i6lieben It9 ben p~r6dtt9en Darupferu
HWtltpn Mdrtiu NJ, Capt. %2ipn9ttcn;
r@itD Of RibMenb", Capt. Stranaban,
all. Ole ~betabten ben Samesftb mir ben Sda Iber,
ioeab Paiiastcre NIT lllBe bic S6an5tn, 0ut6 Gap
uno aubere intfrsdante 9untte bsfebsn tBuren.
0te Gafel 1T nit allen Delifateden 6es WtortisS Be-
fest inb Itebt ieiner SpteI. Ride aa6. Grcs bet benz
Qubliiim ~8eboteuen 8~equenIiGteiten, Der @lssanJ otr
@iitrtbtln9y Der SiUerbett u. 8aihbstt Der 6abrten
itn6 Die %Eabrpretfe ntdt bpter, ale Bet anhern einet
DtIe Dampfer iieben nit ben ~eleeanten Oampfsrn
her reucn 9inte mad Wfnttbeios ecuntp, Gberrptone
NIB allen aHoern Punftsn alf Der @aftern Sbpre BON
8a., iopie nit ben Dauipfern mad getpberrl, GSentor,
glpmputb II, aItn aubtrn pldssn Rerb. GarUlina's Ia
Be,binoun9.
1asr Yadusiere iperben pbne ~teicnbere @ersdtlns
bon u. mad, allen DeectS setra1t unb tbr @epad
%foitenfret umSelaber.
GdhrneIn ron mnltn. nod her stlnnh Mlnnrn, az
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-cEEEEA
re6trabrte. greis, tn @etb obsr 6sgen paYierpertB

IabIbar, bon B1ltinipre mad XioerPpoI;
@riie 9aiuts ...............'.' S8O-
Spette ~ ..s's.'.,s,''''s's S0O'
Smtihenbed ,..,...,....,,,.. $35.
tleberSabrts. Sdstne bon eioerpDolt gu Cbt9en Staten
Tam mGr, penn man itite 8erpanote &C. beriibet
Iommen laIIen min, bier I6fet.
Oeaen Tabrbtleten tperte man ib ait bas Saupts
Billet. 9lreau Der Baltimore bio Babn" in Garn-
btns Station, eber an
GarI StIbebranbt,
Gmtarantsn. aeent, Rr. 81, Sbamesitr.
@eaen Grafibeibroerllng Dsube man i9 an bas
5aIpts Srahts 9dreau Der m8altInore. Sbio- Sabn",
&ambensS Station. (Dt5le- Suli18)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-15

toys Mu0 Baltimore : Gifenbabns

Ept sRS nsn Mpntss, sea is. QpriI 1868, ssbst
bic sseiaaisrtHse Sssli& tScHntaas aHsgeuppuleu),
tte iBlatt BON 9aIttn1nret
BsGppTJus frib Z rbr 25 DiiH.
Nee.Yorier Sdreaiu9 trab 0 nbr 20 @iinG
Rsilab.pttazTel Yctter grpres,us NtttusB lnbr
10 81,
Observation-Disclosures nah SaSte be Grace nne ben
Satptidtu %esIs9ene StatipneH 4 nbr As W. Rahm,
SbiIabeiphta- gieu -2erter @benbsug Q ubr IS W.
@rprtBJuS mad Nsro. gort um 8 nbr % ID. Nteues.
Am SeRntage
Ra@ Rsr- BORT II. philadelphia 8 llbr 20 Min.
Nbbs.
Es& prtnSe6 &nn une ben balpii6en s~eleseren
gunften Der DOelaparer Balm" uebme man ben i9us
I'M 7 ubr 25 Din. Wpreeus unb nab 9sptr, GEL,
ben qua uui l rbr 10 ~. giadrnittaes.
ls1-) N N. @ rapfpr 8at.
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vW1arpIanb Sire Snfuranee
&omDdnD BON Baltimore"

Die uWfarDIanb Sire Snfurance
Company BON Baltimore"
Bat ibr 9ireau o~Orlaufis mad Der
NprbpefsGde bon SecDnbfr. u. &rtpD-
lett's Mlep,
blot, nsben benz neucn TlarnOrs@ sbdube, Der pct
e~esentibet,
perIe9t.
Steis Gpnpasnte bsftt eht bebeutsnoeS capital,
Serl6ert aue S6rtsn Gigentbum In Der Sta6t u. auf
benz aanbe, oerafeillrtrt Raufmannsslter II. I. 4. auf
elm Sabr cher tirSere Srtit 5l 0Initigen Sebtn9un9sM
lnb iie1t anf Rerlaugen I'm merWabrea6 9 aI-
tta eppIteen aus
3bpB. q. s ambIetDu II, PrGi.
Dtreftprtum;
CHARLES 80 aprb Oh W R0biuiou
Sra Is Ganfelo SO BARR
DIARIES s Battr Allen VI Sbopttan
Stob Campbell Sob 9tearann
& " SanbIstpn Sob q Seetbuer
busb n Cooper Carl Sptifer
(37-) Spfepb g.. Wtlnor, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-15

sS1 Sabre 1919 tilrtrte W aopap Wee9p
rer prrIcnen uno burdb feline re@tSeiti8e A1peneuna
als gor6suge : aiiiteI wuroeu iber cine WltutoH
Wsni5tn g%ercttet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-15

Wer nit BEN s nbr. Mcr9euSu9e bon Rero. Dori,
nit BEN Al2 ubr5uBe NtttaaS non Pbiloeelrbia II.
benz 10 nbr- Rabmitiaestnse bon 8albiuatpn ab.
fSbrt, mint re4tjettts fdr bic abfabtt unisrer Daripks
In Baltimore Elm.
siaete peroen mad ben aetanuttn unb 6aSpiibeR
~ltt9enben Orten an beia8ter 0toute ausge9ebep; Durds
Hradtbriefe ben Gurdpreis pro 100 pfb aaranttrenb,
tppte ane ionittse Gnsruuft erbdlt man i'm @omptoire
bet nsuen Dampierliuie. .
(Oes21-) s. 8trdeeab, II H., Nstnt.
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Seutf6e @erunsS'
&rfcnf6hnff q 8nIfinfDreA

Sentf6e 6erun9SS
@efenf6aft pom Baltimore.
Office; uOrbWeltIide @de bon Sputbs II. aembar6fri
tnt 2. Stpde her Farmers u. Wiei6auts' Bant",
gtneang in 2orlbaroItraBe.
BSE~ Sur bic 9Gltten miro tetre gereG'
nung gemaht. %aSa
DteIe neue Geisli6aft 1T lest terstt 8erl6srnnsen
auer grt eesen BerluIt OSer S6uber burd 1euer snt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Da bic Gttten Der @eieuiGait ito
In ben 5in6tn BON ibsr 900 fat burb3ebenos btt'tl@R
BiirSer BatttniOre'S befinben, fc. 1T has btutl6e Bis
tIitim Defenders etn8elaben biefsm In r%nitrer Wilite
auf Der ~iOlthefen Bats 6e9riubetsn llnternebuen ietne
8eIiterungtn araloeltrauen.
Qrdf6ent; 8. @eber;
Bic sprii.: 5etnr. Straus.
DtreftprenG
Sotepb Ruppert Nusuit @a9aerl
hinton Beieftttet gbrtt @tIei
@eora 0tp1t 6rte6r gpebr
Sob Batter Peter NelS
Wtdael gpiltuaer 8 q Bantdtb
6ran5 8uper Grnit u uurd.
1einrIh eeS, Ser.
Or. gSiFtnr @fauSrneDer ut Agent obi9tr 9eiels
i6oit. (DtS28 80
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Nmeritam Girs 9niurance Office
linton : @euers0eEf@erungSzt9e .
fellSdbaft Dpn Baltimore.

W.NFWW . JFfFgEtEF LNTHN"T0WV ?
feufdtaft DGn SGJtinrre.
Disie @efsnidaft III Runmebr berett 5euer
8eritherunsen tir glabt. II. eanbbttBtBpn
entge9eniuHehmen. Die Office befinbet f6 vt. 40,
Seeonbitrabe. aaf Der RcrbieLe.
S0bnGoatsB prafbsnt.
DtrettDreuf
Gbaurcb Brobts, 4raitoeut 6el 4%9esItern Banf.S
Seure Q. Sbrppd, Str. 90, Gapettetr.
@m. Gbssuit, bon isn't. ebeSruf 5 Co.
Simon Barfburtt, Raufnienn, Sputblir.
@m. 9rteaes, Bon 3But. Bridges b &cbn.
Scbn o. Seipes, nBeblbiueiGr. PrattItr.
Seiepb TldttberpS, BON Ehos. WattbepS & 0pbr.
g8m 4. 8ene, 8sefs II. Brrtzgbtler-
SObn e.. Bridges, BON &. g. 8rbssS d 60,
Spbn Geates 8rettsIbdn6Ier.
Sanes D. 5eear, ben @ebr. spar.
Spbn Gurnbua, IT,. Seppi6b6noIer. Saltiaorsftt.
iOf81O otis Speari ser!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-15
m6hrenh Bee Rrienes

puresn eurdb R a ; 9 Rtabp Relte
mebr ReridsnIsben 9eretlst, ais oRrG Die eifrDisH
duitrsngungeu tet 0ilitarirSts. @r ttiisen 9uHoerts
bon 8rieien mefde Dies b~etpetisn. aDtr baben orn
8epsis In 5aubei. oaB in 6dlen, fpo bic Solcaten
utttsn unter Der bSieu puit Der Shnlptt, Nsdri9lan6s
reisn, ReisFelbern Il. {. (. RpbWa9b @eGbp
Reitef gebraubten, biele %nnieBlbor bon RranE9elt
fei 6liebert; ptr abeF - Mot sebrah4te, bon ElbF.
SumpffeberH eseleafetert Durbtau, Sbplsra,
Rbeumatisnas X. bsfaaei purbe, lub BON oteleR nur
9ieisniaeu, wtlde al q a b 10 a y . 8tebp eS
lief fbre 3uFtu9t nabntert, 8anSsi6 plsSsrber9ts
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@erntamia zTeuetsgserfidsernnseS
GsefeuSdtNft Dotl MctssEATrf.

@eSelfdGft 8cn Netssqhrrf.
Sis auIpaertfanfsit bss ~bsatissn pIblifunts gtG
GAM ~beiouoers auf obtes, fsit Sahren nit grfoIa ses
YIsfte u. s5 auaemeinst 3asraietS ertreasubs asptrs
3srfGerungs . gsie1i4aff btnseleatt, &aS SGsrS
EaSiteI Der @elsli@afi betri8i sur 9et
$500 GEO
uAb sB bsinbst Et auberbem Elm !lsbcllduE snu
&E5s009I
In ben E6nben ber geIsaibaftt
Qerlenea bic inter aItnebr1barefi Bebih1tnBtn Be
Fstbum irsenb tsel4er Grt, Baareh, senbbiuieT &C.
81 perSGern rlni@en. tcerSen ersebenf trin&t, be-
BEN S8eitten htr gefe1fSait In Baltimore,
u. GnaIeF,
e3tFma graa Gn9IeE1.
ar. is, GecOnbhrdbt,
g~egeniber benz B0ltartts,
porauipre@en nub aniere Beotngunssr sintultbsh.
&uboIpb @arriane, Br6fbesti
Sob. 6. e b IT, @esr,
NetErenben II BGLttM
B s Brarus i 60 glrniau d 60
Gtenrraua, Stnrtns b 50 I'm SgtItens 50
W q YNartura Sail Is "
V q Abeu q gebriher Bbntn8et4
(MsT,9Dtt.)
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SaGrpretGe BON Baltimore mad

kaF Gun beion0eren ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "65H
Gin,panbsrer unb Jtetieute IoGten jeBr Sorfhttg
Ietn, che is TIRE Staee taufen, un6 ioGten ~bteieIben
uur bon i0l6en augsilelteu Seamteu tautsu. bic ppr
lBrem 9ebalie leben, Mot nber ppn Wdtlsrn Dber
Spiibeniraseru, ba fe iouIt Der @efabr ~aus9eisBt
Fr6, beI&DinosR gu Weroen nuO ibr gelb HHiCnf
ousJu9eben.
ur6fabrtB-BtIIete
mad alien GBsiIer SeS @sIteus Iub gu BADEN Eel
GarIB 3. 6tI~bebranbtt
General CSuiordntef sNaeute1 Der Baltimore
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E11HEHu Bi@ts fur e~ttpaabttsr uub
&eueneei
Grfparntb ppn Set, @elb Il. Gntftrnan9
turd hte
,,8alttmoresG htpsG tfenbahn'',


HuW nutp <ItH ceB A5eItseI
Gber parRerBbur9 unb Wortetta oh er
Benmopb, @beeltng II. g~pIumbus.
Die ~3oltimorcsO bio Giisubdbn" bietet bent reiierls
ben Nublitum bic gt6bteu 9ortbeIe tn BeSu9 aut
BtltDteit, Bequemlt6teIt Stterbelt, 9hnttliateil U,
@6Bnbett Der Seentre'n ipbaB He bon fetntr anberu
8abu in eteiem eanbe Gbertrpfien pirb. 9teie Sabn
pom atlaRtilhen W(eere oIs9ebeab, 1T aIlsfe ans.
ge6ebuteiie qnie, gtet6Ieittg cNer sue bic tlrbehs u.
i6usuits uuS 6aber bic btatgite Gsute tir bic Getfeu'
ben nab Dem Deittrt, bic ut9t rerlebleu icateur ie gu
.s.nH..
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NietIens @ntfernuus bon Baltimore nab
6fucfuudti:

1lsber Sarter8bur8 . -. ......u"m ReiIeH.
n BtupGDb II. @beelius .."""..s36
y harrisburg II. giitsburg ........e59
Ourd) bic DlaTtettas 9inie. q. ........... bS6
cine griparuis on Der Gntferriug ION IFS
Gur6 Die golrmbuSs2Iu ............ SOC
ttue GrIparuib an Der Grtierulns BON 65
Retieube, pelde bic Baltimore Sbtosg iienbabn"
%bepusen, Iegcu ole Reiie In II Gage aurid II. fabrsu
IN Dagtl, bic auf 6uS alerbeqnemite II. init 9epoI'
fertel StBen etneert6tet finb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-15
@ine Mo,niltens Mebiatn.

MIS ~5anlIiers Uieet3tn ut es pos nnbllWle Deua
mittel, ne(hes bic 99elt fennt. @trb man bon
S6msrieu Cber tlnpiblt6Feit beim8efu6t pber BON
eirCm b~5Sartiaet 2etbet beorobt, 10 fnrirt fetu ST.
br1ud raid ben pattenten II lAubt bas Seltenl per
Nnidlen. GtHt9e " tuute II nab ber diberen
ooer tnneren GufueubunB bss u a BIN az Reltet
ptrb Der bon ben peiniseneien S9mer3eu,
Rrampfeu II. o. beMntetts nS, Werpens
peb, 9t6t 9enben Grner5i taltem
Bteber, bBfem SatS, @rtppe, Otpba
tberte, Gpngeftpu cher &nt5lnbuH8
beialene pattent fh leihter II. ipObler flblet.
Mt6ttae 8emerfu II a. = 6Nr 2anbs
wtrtbe unb VI uSere, pe6e in Slnn bsiiecel-
ten @ceeneei tppbne1, no e8 jGwer bait, bic Disnite
stnes slrttss Sl %erlau9en, 1T q abwanS &eabb
&e[tef unihdbbar. @S rann init ber pouitoen
8erTderlug gebrau6t toetoen, bab es IN auen Balen
cute Dienfie leife, tpp man W & I'VE 0 en- eoer
S1mcrse Ipirt, ODER nit
grippe, Dtpbtberte, bSfu Qalle,
i@limmem 6utsu, S%efertelt,
@aleH- GGltt, unterletbS-,
2unaers, Qebers II. Rieretsg nt3tnbuta,
e6er nit SaiSbraune, 5alstnt5lnour8,
Bebieliieber ober init s~leuralaie, PSI
4opfweb, 3abus, S~breni6merJen,
cher NIT 9enbenabsl, @
RidenidmerS, 8t9eumdttSmls,
Dtrnfan, 6bolsro WortuS,
9tubr, 8ranbiplneen,
@tuti1dben, graulben II.
Rrantpfeu
aerlagt III Ole &niren6ung BON 9~fabpap's
Re b Iettef pirb Dtd bon bteisn 8tihlpers
ben III Der l1Iinl1iten 5CIm binneh eIatesn StlneeTi
ilirWen.
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b Weabt Sic tie
Il. Il. q.
RGbwdb's Ieab1 gfeltef,
bic biligTte nab bette araenet
fir TaTatlieE atf DcHt GrOtHTniO'
@fue so @eutgs&ldSdhe

nirb bas Spfem Ge9fu plbsIiGe &uIdle
epibemiiher uuo anltedenper Srattbetten
Itiibeu uub metr llebei beileH, ole peTTI
ma tunbert Dollars fir dubeEs 8ls0te
Iiuen Ober drstii6e Bfese
auSatebt.
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1849


Sn benz guaenbIiae, ba man &abwab8 8eas
{ duberfi6 Obsr, is mad 8Ort9rift inner
lid %au,psn6st, bort altr S6mer5 aaf, pobr CT AUD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-15

8b attsmuS. = 0tsie8 ifmfubafte
llcbel bat ben eei6iftsten 9ter5ten II. beHebtclieu
Mitteln Sstrost. Is 1T AM S6lptfriBften gu bsbans
betn; aber q a b 10 a y q q eabb ReItcf bat
ard Iiets benz eeteenoen ~ipIorttse @tletdterlins eeS4
c6cr ~nsrpBleri 8beumatismlS cine ~bauernbe Ssllun8
beipirtt (8ei drsntiGem Jtbeunatisu1us u. @tht
pqie 8abpab's detntBun8S.Sb
bas icgenanute Renooattn8 &~efoIbent
usbsn benz Reabp 8ettef 6ebrau8t ,pereeI.l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-13
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, July Ill is rumored
that Speed, the Attorney General, has
rendered his resignation, and that Har-
Ian will do the same
1t is alleged that there are fraudulent
issues in the stock Of the Washington
and Alexandra Railroad to the amount
Of $500, 600 1t was used in connection
with the defunct Merchants National
Bank, and one New York firm advanced
100000 on said stock.
General Grant has issued an order
directing all department, district and
post commanders in the States lately
in rebellion, to arrest all persons who
have been or may hereafter be charged
with the commission Of crimes and
offences against officers, agents or citi-
zens Of the United States, or inhabitants
Of the States or territories, irrespective
Of color, in cases where the civil author
tiles have failed, neglected or been I'M
able to arrest and bring such culprits to
trial, and detain them in military con-
fnement until such time as a proper ju-
dicial tribunal may be ready and willing
to try them.
SExATE.-The Tariff bill came up from
the House.
Mr. Grimes moved to postpone the con.
alteration Of it until December, and after
debate, the matter was agreed to Yea,
%, nays II.
The Niagara Ship Canal bill was ther
called up, but not disposed Of
A motion to appoint a committee t
investigate the cause why the ninorit,
report Of the Reconstruction Committe
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-13

was not published with the evidence
taken by the majority report of the same
Committee, was laid on the table by a
decided vote. aA VA
A resolution was offered by Thad,
Stevens, and carried, that it was the
duty of every member of the Republican
party to oppose the Philadelphia Con-
vention by every possible means, and he
said it was necessary to know friends
from foes. He denounced Raymond in
very severe terms and said he did not
wish to know him personally, or any
other man who Endorsed the hermaphro-
dite Convention to be held at Philadel-
phia, aaaaas
This brought Mr.. Raymond to his feet
in answer to the inquiries Of the object
of the New York Times in indorsing the
Convention. Mr.. Raymond SAID wheh
he Endorsed the Convention it was WIN
the distinct understanding that none nut
Union men were to participate and that
he had since been persuaded into diner
ent convictions, and he was ready TO al
nit that he had done wrong, and hence
forth there would be no more indorse-
ments of the Philadelphia Convention
by himself or the Times. .t
A resolution was then offered that no
Union member of Congress would couni
tenance the Convention The yeas and
nays were demanded and recorded, aHd
the result was, the unanimous passage OF
the resolution. Mr.. Raymond did not
vote on it. ae44
1t was stated by several members that
Mr.. Seward had recently expressed the
opinion that the President ought and
would call the Southern members and
Senators together and recognize them.
The question Of adjournment then
came up Senator Lane, of Indiana,
spoke excitedly and warmly on the sub
iect He said that while he favored an
early adjournment, he hoped that some
thing would be done TO prevent the
threatened displacement of Union Office
holders, and the substitution Of Cop
perheads in their places. Senators Con
ness and Wilson also spoke on the sub
ject, the latter said he had tried hard to
believe that the President had not gone
over to the Copperheads, but his worst
fears had been realized The speech of
Lane was extremely inhammatory and he
denounced the President in the strong
aot farms
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-13
Foreign
LONDON, July 7.-Consols closed
s6s(ds6l; Five-twenties, 65f965!,

LONDON, July 7.-Consols closed at
s6s6s6l; Five-twenties, 65f@65l.
According to previous reports, the
Austrians were defeated on the 9th at
Nachode. and at Tranlenaw on the 18th.
On the -other hand the latest Austrian
kilograms give the following reports:
PARDEsBITz, June 29-The Prussians
were completely defeated yesterday by
the Austrians under Golentz, leaving
behind one-third Of their army killed,
wounded and prisoners. They withdrew
to Prussian territory toward Glotz. The
Austrian cavalry, under Edilphane, drove
the Prussians out of Jacin to Tuman and
compelled them to evacuate Melinck
and Leipsic, and retreat The Prussian
loss was enormous. The Prussians en-
gagged we're of the army of the Elbe
The Prussians on the Silesian frontier
were commanded by the Crown Prince,
Frederick William.
The Federal army was on the point of
marching from Frankfort, and battle
was anticipated.
A Cracow (Austrian) dispatch says
the Prussians attacked Asleventon on
June 18th and were repulsed with heavy
loss.
The Austrians acknowledge that the
Prussians have destroyed their railroads
and seriously interrupted communities
tions with different points.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, July II, Cotton ir
regular, good qualities 6rmer, sales SO(
bales, low middling 3O@32c, receipts to
day III; bank sterling 63c; New YorL
exchange / premium; freights dull
Gen. Beanregard writes from England
of the perfect success Of his mission.
The English bondholders of the Jackson
railroad are perfectly satisfied with the
management and prospects, and say be
can have all the money it wants
Texas adyices to the 10Th say that the
Convention to send delegates to Wash.
ington excifes considerable interest.
The people are urged to send only ma.
tional men, who will support the Presi
dent policy OF reconstruction.
Louisiana and Texas will send only
johnson men as delegates to the Phila
delphia Convention l-fiIDN
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
From New York.

New YORK, July l2.-Three cases OF
cholera have occurred within the last
twenty-four hours, but none proved fatal
There we're three in Brooklyn, two OF
which were fatal
Cotton firm and unchanged; Five
twenties with coupons of 1862, lO7 Five
tweniiss of 1867, 1868; Five-twenties OF
1881, 1891 Ten-forties SO; treasury
notes 80; gold 52i -four dull and I'M
changed. sales 500 bbls; wheat firm ;
pork firm lard dull; sugar steady; cof-
fee quiet; turpenrine 75@77c; resin
81 62l@S so
The Fenian President has been in
dicted by the Grand Jury for violation
of the neutrality laws.
The Mozart Hall Democrats indorse
the Philadelphia Convention and will
send delegates
Briggs print aud dye works, five Other
buildings and the Trenton railroad bridge
over Frankfort creek, were destroyed by
fire this afternoon. Loss 100000
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CTOLBN-s5REwARD-ABLA BLACK EBONY
= CANE. with a gold head, DT. j. Irons en-
graved on the head. II the thief will return IL.
l will give him Eve dollars, and ask no ques-
tons.
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PR osP &c TU $.

IN COMPLETED HIS MAGNIFICENT
~
Eastern
oil
sanien
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Crsby lin
the erprsem
Crosby The tab,
OF which
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POETRY.

-o,-vo man in one of the Southern
.oa,;.ols wounded in the first fight a
V;cksburg, when asked by Christian
gentlemen, Brother Burnell, If he had
Testament said Yes; but my eyes are
ornw;ng dim and can't see to read such
sno nr;nt now The gentleman gave
him b;s which was printed in larger type
~ arcbange Two days after the gen
,leman called to see him, but ne had gone
home TO Jesus. In the young soldier
Testament we're written these words );
Lawson Woods, from your Mother
Then followed in different handwriting
these words:
On the field Of battle, Mother'
All the night alone l lay,
Angels watching DER me. Mother'
Till the breaking OF ne DAY
7 Law thinking Of You. mo,ner,
And the loving ones a, nome,
Til ~ our dear cottage, Mother,
Rack again seemed to come
He TO whom you taught me. Mo'ner'
IN NV infant knees TO pray, ,
Kant my heart from fainting, Mother.
When the vision passed away
In the gray of morning, Mother,
Comrades bore me to the town,
From my bosom, tenuer nhksis
Washed the blood that trickled down.
Imust soon be going, Mother
Going to the home OF rest;
Kiss me as of old, Mother;
Press me nearer to your breast;
Would could repay you, Mother'
For your faithful love and care
God uphold and bless you. Mother
In the bitter woe you bear.
Kiss for me my little brother,
Kiss my sister loved so well
When YOU sit together. Mother.
Tell them how their brother Tell
Tell to them the story, Mother;
When sleep beneath the SOD
That died TO save my country
All from love to her and God
Leaning on the merits, Mother.
OF The One who died for all,
Peace is in my bosom, Mother,
Hark | hear the Angels call;
Don't you hear them singing, Mother
Listen to the music's swell
Now leave you, loving Mother,
God be with you Farewell
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he Premium,
CROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE

l@ feet stR Ss hyo
marble
dstudis
Ike Studios Galleries the y sRGwr b 4, the
CROSBY ART GALLERY and the most ~ ~
ohe auditorium here 1t i%Sto
III pronounced To- 6nc'n
Books will Close on saturday. the ga OIL
September 1866.
will publicly made Opera
interested details which
the fst Of the aT9TS 9g
edona
ev s 4s fef dIas s CROSBY
gSss letter Ptein the
the plan gentlemen Of commercial
and personal standing CHc,eo. III. Junel st.
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TO THE AFFLICTED F!

nR.L IRONS HAS TAKEN AN OFFICE
at % Second st., Stillman Block. where he
proposes to treat chronic diseases upon n new
principle here. but one well understood in ku-
rope. such a. Rheumatism. Neuralgia-eithe f
periodic or continued, and all their kindred
complaints. ! propose also 10 treat Henor-
rhoids OF Piles.
Dr. Irons has devoted many years 10 the
treatment Of the diseases Of women and chill
dren. aud he hatfers himself that those who
NAV think proper to give him q call. viii be
we'll rewarded for their trouble.
L offer the following references Dr.. X
Ward Memphis Rev. DR.. Stedman. Memphis
Schloss A Co., Krauss a CO.. Herman a Lip
man. Ward 4 LeGuere. j. X. Robertson, Attor-
ney-af-laW; X. b. Miller. Attorney -at-laN.
July Sim
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THE CROSBY OPERA HOT
VALUED AT SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DoLLARs
tn srn uuNDRpp CHOICE AND VALUABLE PAINTINGS

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