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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
Siapt Baltimore.

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@pdr tano 9stsfh Napler Gut rs
us iZ9s;. tn Nen,y0ft ant i2S!. Yer
St; o.1oef ntue 1859, alts lo42; 7.3oe,
Wy; lV'4oef 9o!.
9ttfsnG0rlb Der an
SMm1as pen e'ef mao slSersoel 1b8slf'
Bsl1e Sampffr sg9eresltet" 9tn8 soan'
ta9 Ifu9 ulh l uRr uhterealo BEN 9ferp'
pointer seHGtIeaef nor Intsr, ipstl btl
Spplle 70 tuf uhfla9 ptelt IN Der Ndnt
petter ~ taeren. Srup Jim . uer tpur'
DC Der Sestsre entlanen, uno easS9tf BE-
0ae lih N PIE p1enc gee pinaus. Masa
6tn9 frstFth prn Statts1,
Dte Srer1er Sarte uUfdrelanS", Capt.
Sh0ens, ltef am z. ,. Nft5. auf Der
Tetlr f1aR Baltimore IN gtptrprpl Elm.
Ste pannppfrtlfe S9rts D8eeitemlnpe",
Sapt. &ubltsn, trat am Mcntage Don
Sfemsn IN Neip'yprf etn.
SderpltHtetts.S abelle. -
seste Bc1e rurpe1 oabtsr " ptripnen
sessotst. 81 n,arnltAsn unp Al trstblt'
sesn VtlHlep'7' 10 Uarptge u.
g. Ip ,s s @ AZ rartn NOD atGtlo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
Gin ueueS Mai.bauS.

Tin ucuss Srcbarti8es @taIt8eI6dft wirS in Surscm
IN unierrr Wliit: ron Der uuternebmeutew SIrna be-
c5sbrtitev gtrauS erti6ttt io.rten. Ger fir has
rcue Wia!SbauS anSetauite giab befiub.t N6 an bsr
Sde Der FGwn- II. GanaIitrast mb tit 1877 5uB brett
II. 209 5ab fang. Der gau hes 9rpben 7 it6di8Ih
Mahtaufcs TT benz %b.tauuteu Wieiiier @ouarS R0btr.
lon ii6srtra4en wcrbeu. Ole gebrloer GtrauS BtSea
ten ZEN gau bis gum l. september su b~eenbiNsu uns
taS @ei9aft unesiduut nit ben befea SPA fGintric'n
in Sstrieb Su isBcn. Bel btm auBerrrtsntlt6tu auf.
fGmunsc bts 8iauSsiGifttS in unfsrsr Wiitte 1T biz
erri6tuns bes nsuen TalSbauiss Der g ebraber
Straus crn gebeutiine limb 1T bat nnternebmen
wcul 9~eeieuet, tie auimertIamtstt b.s FubIiilnts auf
Ib All lcrttn. W,6 lLPD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
WIS &ailinQtun.

Waf9tngtpn, 20. @dr;. - %.
Steuereinnebmer in Buffalo, N..g. be.
nahri6tt9te ben 8unbes ileusr.G pmntiI.
far, pas elmer Der 8efur6tetten @niabrer
elmer S6musselbanpe, bic an Der CREME
ibr @eien tretbt, Der @eredtisfeit In Die
6dnpe sefalen III unb sae auseibem Yisl.
@pirttuDlen, Gtsarren, Seibsnfofe une
@piBen in fieinen gartte'n nit 8el9taa
bela9t tpurben.
SrtsaDeseueral s. s. .5oparb fudt
tn eiaem an bic 9rsbiBsr Der farbt1en
&trben unb bic 9etrer Der Jreepmen's.
Shu!en erfafenen Runbfhretben nah;u.
ireiien, cab Der Slben fir bic Nsser Of,
fen tlhee unb ie bort Yeihdftisung fin.
ben tpnnter.
Shabamts. GontrplsurG(ar tpietertplt
tn einem ,tpetten Briefe bic In letnem er.
fen senta6ten @nsaben gesen 8inan,ie.
fretdr Mesuaoh unb trtldrt, Spirs
Snst's Seri9t ROM l. b. N. ~betdtt9e btefs
Mnaa6en.
Der gro3eB RON Brtebrt1 Stetn sesen
""~Wsa9tpn.@ epr8etown>S tabtbabn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
80. 6unQrRg. = /. Slkuus.

W. @NF0sNR
00fGtn . II, 20. Mar3. = SIM
SeR0te iberreiGte beute Sr. Worrit ct.
nan semetnlanlen 9eIbtub CUR Dewitt.
gurs son 5000 fir BE bltIsbeburftt0e
farbtse gsppltsrun9 bes Diitrtttcs So.
Iumbta. 9r. Salisbury b%eontraate, Der
buITsbcburftigen mstBen BeSbifsEunB bss
DttrtStes oteielbe Summe gu beNtuigcR 2;
perwprfcn. CIT ais Elm ron Cru. Wtiey
8tma&tts Imenbsment. bas WDrtdcn
DSarbt9" ju frsiAen, an9cnpmnen wurr.,
paNtrts Ger 9tfhlub. Gin ppn .6rn. Gowe
Iberrethtsr 8el6tuB Der @~elebeebun0
son WtsepnIn ju @nnltn elmer gerrtn-
9sruna Der Steuer auf Gtgarren puroc
Dem Stnanl. AuSfbuB ilbtrptGfen. Die
Wdrtns-Sta purpe Gtnt9tn &menbementS
unterwDrfen uno Damn anaenpmmen. Or.
Tefeneen pom StnanSau6j6ue ttrihtste
bic NIT @nrnbtmtnts rerietene 9ta 3ur
llnt.rlltBung Der &apetteni1ute In @elts
Nptnt Elm. Die beantragte 8erlegun9 Der
Slpttenibule pom &nnappltS nd9 ttnem
dnpern plaes risf etne Dtbtge Debate Der.
ppr 4; Or. GRIMES pppentrte ltsr baaeaen.
SIM unterbaufe purpe teute ein bon
t3rn.O Danes einBeret1ten auf bic, 3eu9tGu.
fer in Spytn9ielp, ST., unp 6avper's Ser.
~, Wb., Se3us babenper %9e1netniamer
geI6luB brctm1l S"ertelsn unp an9enpms
men. Or. Smttb le9t. etnen gsmetnIQ.
men Sel4tue opr, stlhtr ben @en,rd.
len @0rbpn, Stranger unp 0drflele fur
ceren 8erptente bel Der S9taht BON
&bieamau9a, no fe BE Cumberland.
Iymes pDr etner Nttberla9e re!trten, ben
Ddnf bes GOn9re6s8 ausiprtht; pGm Mt.
lttdr.&usfbus iberpteIcn. Die Bin, mel.
DC bic llntplten ber &sgterung fefiest
rcurpe mad Der Statgun6 zines pon !6rn,
g%SaIbbIrn beantra9ten Announcements,
ben 9ara9rapben, ptl6er bic Gjebalts Der
8sdntten Der SEtlabelpbtasr Mln;s er.
bDbt, gu frethen, an9enpmmen. Gin bon
6rn. Yaprenes etneebrd6ter 9el6luB
ben Wtlttdrausi6us 3u beauftragstt, iiter
bic 3pedmG6t9tett Der 8erDfenti6un9
zines tpppsrapbti6sn @ert,5 iiber bic
Seisslse unp S6la4ten bcs istten 8rie.
as ~ berthten, puroc a~n9enpmnsn. Die
Sprt9e Wphe pom SuatiausIbub etnbr.
ri4tete Siq CUR 1bGnperung bes auf pas
3assas Gprpuss8tGt 8eju9 b~abenptn
0efeees ppm 3. Mdrj 1868 Fam ;ur Der,
banpluna; Or. 8csfrs fpra6 9egen bic
StG, mel1s i9ltebli4 ar9tnpmmen wur.
be unb burG Die papur1 erbaltsne Sc.
itBestraft lolde Sfljitrc unp Spleaten,
wel6e pGbreno bes ;tr:fDes Sitreer
fsRnabmen uno rtntsyserten, Ypr gsrtaf.
tHng fhlst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
Stantrathss Uerbanplunoen,

SIM erllelt d3petge gtng ge(terrt cine
Stttl6rift nit etltden 800 llnterlGrtften
UNI GrlaubniB fur bic Stabtbatn Wag.
spns Elm, an Warfttasen nsben benz
8rpabpaesWayf ttnfatren gu birfen.
Or. 2antfprS aberret6te bic Denfi6rift
etnes IuSitufsS Der Dprselri9en Ser.
fammluns Der &uuleute su @unlen Der
grlaubniB fur bic ,Ybit.s Wtim. .@alt.
IL .@efellAaft," gu Canton Elm Sop.
pclseletIe au errt6ten, bod fol- bteletbe nur
unter Der gsetneuns Der 2enseruns i'm
Satrpldn sefpdbrt tperben. ScIepb s.
Bomb wlnfdt, Ode BON MeGlperrnlr. u.
8rabfcrb-8Ies cine badietnerne Seuer.
trerf.Sabrtf errtften gu birfen. @r.
Spreman leste beretts einen 9eri6t tes
betreHenben @uSihuGes 3u @unlten bee
pbi9en @elu6eS gum 2esen tines epppel.
ten 9abn9eleties In YptpnRr., Canton,
Dor. Or. Gpalt reidte ben Gntmarf Ell.
lter 9erprcnun8, fpprnah bic Staet bic
SbltgatIonen Der ,@psnn's Sals.GiIen.
babn" sur 9bbe ppn $4,000 %inbpiiren
ipn, etn.
SIN stpeiten !3psise lief etn ger;&t Der
Staptepmn,tfare etn, welder bic Unto.
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Die bratise SensiiSzB %arieanns ,,tm BE-
fen hes Dentid;et NaiienbaNIes!

DAP beute @benb bic Benefit . @crRel.
lung bes beutihen Waiientau(es in Der
pGoncorbta" itatttnbet, 1T 3par alse.
metn befannt, ater bennph febt eS uns
pptl 3u, mod einmal bic @ufnerffamfeit
bes Subltflnts bdrauf biasulenfen, penn
aud muir, UNI D~ieientsen, tpe1he nod
niht ben 8eiuA Der Senef;'@ orfe1uns
bef6lpGen babe, aa mabnen, beute @ben6
tn Der pGpncprbia" ni6t Su fetlen. Wer
ben @rn1en Stebt. siebt Dem Germ, unb,
bteles @abnlprudes einaebtnf, iputen
beute @benp, abseieben pom benz su er.
tpartenben bramattihen @tnuGe, iih
Iauienbe In Der pGpneprbta" einfnber
unb ttr Sherfletn fur BEN eblen iSped
bettragen, fir tuelhen bic gprteuuns Der,
dnaaltet tporten 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21

Farren Irleaihaft," IT gu 8unlten 0e5
8ldaerS eptl6teoen wprbsn, benz p0S
@eri6t cine neutrality-suspicious. ppn
$4,000 3utrfannte.
Sin anpersr misunderstanding, Nd'
mems ct. @ermotn, III 8tfern ren iApar'
gen 8lattern erlegen.
@zSu Alsranerta liub In ct. &Iapbfr,
BIS CUR Gds ppn Stngfr, neus S6tenen
fur bic Observation-Disclosures 9n"
nrlpnt Nhnrhrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
glcnrrts allS yNaihinNton.

@afttngton, 20. Mari. = Sem
=. San, Ser, St.-8eIanbtst Al Waprtp,
wlniht Gr6URung Ietnes $4,000 betr1'
genoen @egOltts. 2lts er NOD Ssnatpl
mar, wiperieste sr li9 aud orr 8ertnBiter
rpr9sihLa9snen @eBOlt8' GrHptun9.
Ms gptalttdt fir bic beabthtigte neut
Gunnes, 6lcttenmerfte peresn Nep>ypn'
Don une Gaa9us S6l0nb tmpfp0len: Der
@u4f6ub pirp am 6retta9e bttrtlber ab'
nilumen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
Seucfi3 fir Jran Sant int Bolts.
Shentfr.

Die 8ensf,Sortclans Der Srau aaut
brtnst uns Die 9ursidaft'. cine frete
llebertrasuns bes enelif6en Stades .Da.
mon unb Yptbtas." benz tas S6tler'fHe
slet4naHtSe Gebt9t aI @runbe ltegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
t0btltcuereinn

BhIftMpTtI II, NtIIN IoOD'
Gs Wtib hermit trne stgebtu, has, iptnu her cb,r
bic gIacrtbGmcr BON n;s.n S@IieRrns Der % ater.
II. 5trtlHI. unS Setono { NIT Stsutrt
~bete9ten @runeitite ben betr,fi;nteu 8etro5 niGt 20,
e,m II. SUM- nGGIbin btaatl,n. has Geies mir biz
@erpfi&Iuns aufulsst, bic Icip. SrurSitiide In bsH
3eituusen sum gerfanft aasiubi.isn..
Aug. VI. price
(6T-9) Stabtittucr. Gtnnttrntr.
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Mrucr &ausrreiu.

VIE mslte se,o.ren ihs, h@ Dtnt galt. Clip san'
s,rcin anSui6tiesen ins er'ntt lid DonnerfaS
Staut III. AL. 70. SaIuaprefr etr5ufnben. =
DE Nunakme Der g pnhituiieu iswie bic seamienpati
pi,s esm 8er,il p~ellitlen. IN! arftrae,:
Gbas. kptu. rrdf.;
(67-Tn) Eun e o h Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
TUbnipn=H auDercin Mr. z.

Gbi9tr 8.en. meidev erli 9~eBrincet mrree ino
sine feSr S~wedmibige gpnitttltirn an8trcmmtn bat
uno fur zen mebrerc bunbert gntbcile seSst6ntt ftne,
ptriarnu,elt ii6 icben Mitttipoh abenb I'M fptale BIS
S,n aug. Spfimann, SIR. 2e2, &aiiern .Npenll'.
aue Dteitnistn. ipeld, lid, blcem gerslne oridlieBen
ipousu, limb bfiliGit tin1slab,n tentc BIN 81. b.
yl., I'M aeranrteu yctaIe f@ etriulntsn, tneem eNs
l GinSabfuna i~tatiitnbst Y. ole peIatancnten Stan,ttn
1e>pGblt werosn. - .Sri &ufira9ei
Srb. @, Muri&, froc. 9taf.;
/se-oN nuiSSnr Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
Nbtbeituua,

Stabtta(ilrers. Bureau,
Baltimore IT Diarl 1865.
HnSurd irirS btm prev ben GiBertbImern bon we.
aen Gurdbr,tSsS BON Clement, ) . n v.
RtptrHr. uno dudpr.SIIep btiteutrten
Gtanbitiidtn tetannt atmadb', tab, ptnn bic b.erfur
~uinseleste Steuer niht Dor BEN II Cunt %eutridttt, 70
metre gFdt 1T, ole Grunbftide ffttutlI6 gum
3panss' @.rtagfe ~ anrcncireR.
&ua. %. Yrtte,
{67-9) Etaet. @tnntbuner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
Mehanntik.

2putsstG1e, Sly, 20. @dr3. - Gin
9emtfer Sting ais DEB bier In 6aft, BAT
s%eftanoer, ntdt gapne, fpnbern er BABE
BEN NproanfaG auf Sefretdr Sewart
perlbt. Sing fpar pdbrenp ptS &riesss
tOnfppertrter Gpipn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
se.retGr ter SilitatipnSbttbrot,
(68-7E Nr. 1913, 4mtotIitg., SaLtinprt
SSeTtprett+
81 II n.

Sd rporue biermit Steeunann, metrer graz, etri'
fine z tapi tloeubGtpas ouf msinen Nanter 3u bcr8
Sa lie MID perloiIeu bat. Eetrt lie nd lnnt, ball
brei NAL "a stnnoeu surrG, 10 sr'llls Id Md, ais eru
ibr seibieber. StaPb
fSS-iM SAILS Rpab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
Gin ncuer &snMpere,n.

DIE Ilrtei ei6nesn tsatTGttatn, esntn isuen sau.
8trcin ;u bcsrunS'n. unc laeen out ibrs H't tnoe Y.
Vtflnn!e. 81. no su bctbe.tt, en- psniten. sin, Rt
bsutc, Il. b. IT., abtrbs IA llbr, lei I Q 3.
Danger. Str. 43a, GanlOn-apeuu:. etnbutnben.
Sob. 3. N toll;
sos. q. Sbtttr;
$500 Carl Dedtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
SelegrapbtiheS.
(gs1ibtet fir ZEN ra crreiponbentsn ~
8innrrpMseiir,

Sbt1abttpBta a, 20. Rir;. - Sr.
@itG. S6mUle babter wtG bepe, fen, tab
bic &inberpef BON SdmarpBertbterhen
int Seize berrlbre uno burd @aibungen
peNeltsn nit elmer &uFplunS Ypn Geen.
benz Quedllbsr.S ublimat pertrieben per-
ben fDnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
III fnnf1 Old fnr;rell.

menn Su an ~apphpeb, idiru4em Waaeen, getbaa"
uu9S. Ecid)wets;n, 9auiacl Nnlaae, Stnupfen 'd,itri.
mef g%r.6ttrr1 6imprrtplbsu 8sritppfuuD Vbcumas
lrsmu5, b6i, tSer i6pad,eu Nlgen, eel;Hus. Ntes
rel. 9ctSen, oO9smsluer CD r6&e, ia ieIbit 9nsbrls
h'9telt lerecit, ouida cn gcbrouh BON ~ II NJ =
p6reSB Ep~mbppatbti Sen ePteificiS"
Rauie cnipcber cine Rifle frr Define Weife- glees,s
iairc potr 3.ine Samilis cher taufe tas Spseifieam
rc9en Defines itslGeH Seteens.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
Gumphrsp,S
3 D III DopatDii DE SpctifitG
BADEN iiG rad rem untfan9lttAfsn Or

nIs epltcmm,u e%yfrlOreiS e%flp!sftu,. etuia&, RAID
NtrtsuO Unt JuetGl0liig, fno it et siHS'asn e1n
UCbt4a@c Fin GeltbtU oertcHIHcn lam; 70 tatulos,
bas iett Gciabr babsi ftbit uno 10 tsirtiahl taB man
i'd tets auf fs r~erldi.u Fam. ste tantu btt Scbsrs
u.ann &c bbhrru 2UHprstlunasn %GsfHTssn II. Rsreen
immer mathematician.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
Snm brebR
SberiFe @om6ppatbic 8enitins Comp.
(R9-7s) SIR, 500, Rrcabrrob. Mn.
wannme 9;Orter's s,u;trpE yafInm

WIUUWHHt FUIEtF = VHiItHE VUTIWW
TT Elm rein ctB'tabiItiheS Suitenmttttl. prdsaritt BON
tar Wataut mt Der 9r6sttn Ioriidt mad iabreIarseu
Z tubium II @rfobrlrs, I'M bst srtHbtnocn unS 5u'
rtbu,entsr gahirase nab ttnem iittn II. Surtrlaifr
Gen qlutioot fir sails. II. 2ungGuittl nat.u.rmmsn,
fatal in unEern immtr 10 psrauterIideG Rlma, cae
men i.tt ~tiusersr i3ett an8itlt6 l& mad eintm snptr-
ldffS'n Gss;nmitttl nnlssistsu Sat. Die nptt,p.r'
aleen Qullitdicn e,lcs io.den yttttls fir Zen al3es
,lsintn geb,an3 ntliieu Siderbeii e,ntr %9,iun6.n
gStrtuno, geiabrlpF9'e,t, lpenn man 5l o;sI nimm'.
IL g an,psnotal FIR itbtu 4%otitnten 0leL6Uiet iott alt
ODER ree geIGIshtis fetn. (Gg II 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21

Gan3
neue SHUTTER
Don @aSeinri6tnnaeu.
garlcr L. Srpnisu&ter (Gpan6ilter).
8tbliotbet
SpetfeSinnrer
S%au8Bang
SdGen
SeJ eNeIIa8en,
Observation-Disclosures b
.ieine frar36ii@e Drpu5en.
e. p. Dapibcu,
Ir. 10, 8tprb 9~ibertsiir.
@osrbbrer iperbei gu btIiaeu preiien anse
bratt. t~M"n (22e-)
RJ- aufset.r Der 3abIuns an Geo. strembS,
ltuttrtefnaG, 1T 9etstcni in Der Cry. b. VI. Dor
sufprcden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21

a Sanbasipsr,.
g Aetfsneft II. I. {.
Y Der. Ct. 5enbselter, Siaatss Ii. etabtsSaue
stItsy. ysnicneu, erisu . @elbsr IL. I. (. ip.ieen
prompt fir SsIoater ober bertn DtttWeH cStr
y { II ~eiufaiiirt blrd
VI M. 9. 6tI,
Reetsrln9s.Glai (Nniprida)- Siireau,
Rr. 70, u. sSapettetr, Bait, WS.
Eat- H1e ansrunit lnirb gratis eItbeift. - IGs
prtets n,iFrn einen 6 te nj , Ell sur RidIe,utane
Der Intiport ~entbalten.
Gs ptrp Osuti6 i'm gIr,au seisrohen. (apl3,1T
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gebt nab bonn SpGar Aabct

EIebt NGCD bcM DDInt . Ed0cfil
sr. s4h, Baltimore, tabe 5paibasir.
Sort erbaltet Sbr
f96ue spItplattirte Shmld fader;
flterpiattirte Menaseu;
flberpe ppfale: geIer;
SaliGirf1er II. T. (.
pber trssnt gtpaS, has bier einihIast; Sbr t5nnt
gr6 sanit nur fir einen . oil a / ptii:b.n.
(6s-70)
Hg- air Srn. SbpnnaS SEQ, gierbrauer. Iiest
ct, s1rsf in her &rp. o. vi. (es-)'
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IIWTI NVEtTTIItI
v6uHpbrepS'
Specific Scmpppatbte Mestctus
sc n

Office urb SrpUt: slr. 1872, '9rpabpab,
Rep-Dorf.
Or. 3 Ii p6rees miro tSeI'6 In ieiner Sffee
miintlih ptsr brtcfttd, iiber ale &vautbe.ts. 6OrUsn
I'M &atb e%cira8t.
agenten In galttnprt:
80. s.. H ca b uno
altman & " nner&. l&shr27l Nt u. M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21
Is. & u
Observation-Disclosures.

TNIW
Tas Gsi65it eCr llnterSe6ueier 1T pUnl benttBtn
Datum pcn slr. asa slr. 259, Baltts
more, 9ubpt-git ppr $ anpperfr.,
Verle9t prrbsn. 8ie tet.uteuss Bsrs,pssrnn8 hes
geiHafts madt bic Itrie9un5 ncibptnote rnb balttn
mir ms nit uultru el9sntn Nabrtiatcl BON Nsrts
upuildlss, R:iftaiteu, &tui- paareu &C. bsiitns tint
pIpbltr. aptter go,
'(Bebt24 1Wpt) Gdc pan Baltimore II. S0nrpcrEtr.
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ftcn, BIC bic Au8beilerung bes Centre
GifhmartteS peruriaden wigbe, 5u 800
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-21

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Fur @caeif6iTe

Ne gis beFtcn st5ee mertm lei Guf8oss Ger pal"
isleevapbii4 tele8t.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-06
POLITICAL.


DR.. John Evans, United States Senator
from Colorado, has arrived at Chicago, en-
route to Washington. He had great
New Years reception at his old home.
By the new census, the cities of New
York and Brooklyn viii gain four mem
bers of Assembly.
Of Mr.. Summers late speech 1900
copies have been ordered, and of Mr.. Ray
nonds $4,000.
Colonel Forney is now demonstrating
vigorously in unqualified support of the
Presidents reconstruction policy.
Both houses of the Dacotah Legislature
organized December 9TH, by electing Geo.
Stickney President of the Council, and G.
B. Bigelow Speaker of the House.
The Pittsburg Gazette says that al
though Senator Cowan, of that State, was
elected as Republican, he has uniformly
acted with the Democrats, is looking to
that party for future promotion, and polit-
ically is the most odious man in the State.
Senator Trumbull, General Logan and
E. B. Washburne are all candidates for
United States Senator from Illinois. The
Legislature meets shortly.
The New Bedford Mercury having
started rumor that Major-General D. n.
Couch, late Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor of Massachusetts, was candidate for
the Postmastership of Boston, the Boston
Post is authorized to deny the report and
to say that General Couch is not seeking
any Federal appointment.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-06
AFTERNOON SESSION.
THE INAUGURATION,

Programme for the Inauguration of
Gov. Cox ON Monday Next.
The following is the programme for the
Inauguration of the Governor and other
State officers elect, which transpires on
Monday next as reported to the State
Legislature by the Committee appointed
to make arrangements for it:
1st. The Committee invite the Judges
of the Supreme Court, Executive officers,
Mayor and City Council of Columbus,
Clergy, and members of the Press, to at
tend the Inauguration. ....i....
I'd. The persons so invited will meet the
Senators and members of the House at the
Senate Chamber at o'clock P. M
Sd. The Committee of Arrangements
will call upon the Governor elect at his
residence, and accompany him, escorted
by the military, to the Governors room,
where will be found in waiting the Lieu
tenant Governor and other State officers
elect.
4th. The procession on leaving the Sen
ate Chamber, will observe the following
order: --
NonHllleS VI AlAdnSNnSHtps
President of the Senate and Speaker of the House.
Judges of the Supreme Court.
ExecutiveOHcers.
Members of the Legislature.
Mayor and City Council OfCOldmbus.
Clergy.
Members of the Press.
5th. Governor elect, accompanied by the
retiring Governor, the Lieutenant Gov
ernor elect, Committee and Military Off
GERS, Se., will leave the Governors Office
at 81 o'clock P. NJ, and proceed to the
place designated for the Inauguration to
take place.
The Inauguration will take place on the
East Terrace of the Capitol, unless the
weather should be unfavorable, in which
case the ceremonies will be conducted in
the Hall of the House. -s
The following will be the order of exer-
cises at the Inauguration
l. Music.
2. Prayer.
g. Music. ~ ----~--
A. Oath of office. administered to the
Treasurer of State.
Oath of office administered TO the At
torney General.
Oath of Office administered to the Lieu
tenant Governor.
Z. Inaugural Address.
8. Oath of Office administered to the
Governor.
8. Music.
10. After the Inaugural ceremonies, the
Senate and House will adjourn to, the Sen
ate Chamber to witness the completion of
the inauguration of the Lieut.. Governor;
and the Governor will be escorted to his
Office by the Joint Committee.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-06
AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION.
MORNING SESSION.

MORNING SESSION.
THURSDAY, January 4, 1866.
The President called the Convention ia
order at lO3. e-i
The first business in order was the report
of the committee appointed yesterday on
the subject of Agricultural Education.
Mr.. Lang, Chairman of the Committee,
presented the report, the drift of which
was in opposition to the report of the
Commissioners appointed by the Governor.
A motion to accept the report and discharge
the committee was passed. On the ques-
tion of adopting the report, discussion
arose between Messrs. Harris, Lang,
Greene, McClung, Parish, Jones, Earl and
Anderson. 5r
After which, the report, on motion, was
withdrawn, and Mr.. McClung offered the
following resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the donation made by
Congress to the State of Ohio, for the en-
dewment of Colleges for the benefit of
Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, ought
to be appropriated to the establishment of
one College, at some point of access for
the State at large, attached to which should
be an adequate farm for experiments; and
that while, at this College, tbe leading OBJ
jects should be to teach such branches of
learning as are related to Agriculture and
the Mechanic Arts, provision should be
made for instruction in all the branches
taught in the best Colleges in the land, so
as to promote the liberal education of the
industrial classes.
Recess till o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Col. Harris offered the following resolu-
lion, which was adopted:
ResoLUed, That the Ohio State Board of
be requested to cause to be
printed, as soon as may be, three thousand
copies of the transactions of this COnven-
ion, for general circulation.
When, on motion, the Convention ad-
ourned sine die R.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-06

The Princess Helena, whose engage
ment is just reported, is the third daughter
of the Queen, and is in her twentieth year,
while her future husband is in his thirty
fourth year. He is the brother of the
Duke of Augustenburg, whose claims to
the Duchies of Schleswig- g-Holstein have,
of late given rise to so much dispute.
The Duke has, however, a son, born in
1868, so that his brother is only heir pre-
sumptive to his rights, whatever they may
be. Prince Frederick is Major in the
Lancers of the Guard of Prussia, and,
having neither principality nor functions
which would require his residence abroad,
will be able to reside in England.