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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-02-28
THANH God and take Courage.
Tlze Radicals Again FoiIed--The
senate and the Vetoed Freed
mems Bureau Bill.

&c viii be seen by our Washington dis
patches that the Senate refused to pass
the Frasdmsp's Bureau Bill over the veto
ofathe Presidents This Is the second de.
feat Fadi5alism has sustained this week.
One measure Of abomi1ation has been
killed, thanks to the frmness Of the Pres
idsnt The death Of the Fresdmen's Blu
rean Bill guarantees the death. in like
name. Of the negro suffrage bill, civil
rights bill, and supdry proposed amend
meHtsof the Constitution, should they, or
either of them, be presented to the Pres.
ident for his approval. There is still
hope for the Republic.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-02-28
the Presidents Veto Of the Freed
seei'E mems Bureau.

No public document has emanated from
President of the United States for
many years that Will be read with as
much plsasurei by the great majority of
the people, as the mastery Veto Message
Of President johnson, which we publish
this week. eaat hat x8df
LISA blow, which We trust will be NOR
tai, sined at one Of the most iniquitous
aVstbat ever passed any legislative body.
All honor to the President for bis hon,
esty. bis courage and his fidelity to prin-
cipls,s IN the sending In Of this glorious
State paper, Meetings Of rejoicing and
copgfatulation should be held in every
part ofthes country, and the sentiments of
theanasses should echo back thunders Of
approval, and tender their thanks to our
Chief Magistrate for ~interposing his Con-
sGEutional shield for their protection.
The monster which another Tennessee
President vetoed (he United States Bank)
was d excellent thing compared to this
~stupendous piece of political %yillainy
upon which Andrew johnson has deliy-
cred his sturdy blows of defiance.
1T was hoped by thedisunion radicals
that the President would quail before
their power in Congress, and that he
wouldahot dare to- be true to his conyic-
tionsa of fightAtrde to the Constitution
Ofhis country. They have been unde-.
eeiFed They did not know their man.
He has risen, superior to oil the petty
schemes of politicians, and stands before
thesps0pIe in the attitude Of one who,
khoFing tie path Of duty, dare follow it
wherever il may lead. God bless the
President for his noble actl
L.. - --rr@at
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20
Wefan nAe u.

arme &naben, fir bic pas ShdIal
Gag fir Gag uno 9ladt fir 9ia6t
nur feline IbGrflten Dprnen bereit 5u
baten ihisn, Die iie oeto lhiverrr per'
lsBten, ie suusriAtltAsr Fe auf 0ot-
tes 6urlcr8e bpften Wisorr pdren iie
p9ne SGlafitatte bel Naht! I'm tbr
ungliid ju Sersr6bern, ihnette &c, bab
lie taum Die 2lu9en cfsn baItsn tcnns
ten. 3isi betrittt iibsr pie Nufub.
ruug Sads nit Ger Gaterne, Der IT,.
uen elm 9ietter aus gsbensesfabr sc.
welen uno aud 9eute ibr 0ertbetpteer,
psnnch ater 70 Ictwah mar, lie lsltlt
gum 3rtnfsn psrfubren gu ppllen,
lArttten Te lansiam iort ocn Der furtts
terlihen Stdlte, auf welher bic itrrnSs
fe 5rGmmisteit Gin Srn. Gurt unc
osm Suater yiotD Fd init Der 9robtsu
Wtleratilttat persiniste. 5arrp bate
pcrbr wotl ben Qatetnen- Sad be.
truntsn seietsn, ater erf ieBt, naAs
Dem CT bic lttenlcisfen, 9ctteslalter-
liAfen Dcris BON ibm ssbGrt, tonnte
sr lih elm pcasnetiss SiIp ma den pcn
psm tielen Jall oes bslten. seifpoutsn
Msnlden burh oen lhredlihsn Gin.
Hug farter ipirituSlsr 0etrante.
gBetd' elm @lenp III cas Fiiierte cine
Stimme IN Sarrp,s 5erjsn etrr CT
ltsb eiele niht laut werpsn. renn rr
bate bic aufsabe, ietnen l6wddsrsn
Srupsr 5u tr0Hen unO aufreht 3u
balten.
Q4obin ssbsn MIR oenn nun 2 Ih
sisls traarise 6rase 9atte Der arms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20
9ebem - Gelanbbeit = Gt6rfe /!
&eGen - @eiun01eit - gtdrIe!. !.
9eben - Weianbbeit = Sidrfe!!l
Gas srcae fran;0ffibe Seiiniittet,
Or. eeyMGu Seiamarre'S
rpIfbfr;ibtnte fpc.ifiSd,c SSi!.r NJ

meTtbfrlbmte .,fpcsififbc Ssislf M,
mad easr 8orihrift ees Gr. Suan DClamarrs, Sber-
gtSt an -SoiPltal en Jtcre" peer aeartbctiete"
su garts.
Dteie uuldiSbare MsOtIiu ia tfin glentmert; tie
eilt Samsufluf cher Samtni6pdhe uaiebibar. Ias
steiibariett Der eicbIstts. Wer'itlGe u. SarRpe9s
nni!elpiGt0en eter nacbHtbtu Samtrz9r8ufs wobsr
dc aud tibIen unb ipie bebeuttnr lie autb ein n6sen,
ptrben raid bsie't!st uno ben Srsaaen iu neuer Sc
Ilinbs 5batiatsit osrbplfen.
: Een Iee fOf9snoes Seu9nts anas'sssnsr frantsas
fdter atr;tel
"a8ir bdten Die ccn 6atanesre Il Dupont, Rr. ala,
8tue 9pMbor6 naop BEN ReJspte oes Dr. Suan Deas
mare subsltitsisn ripesiGsn glen" TIT uuisrer Sri.
rat.gtarS mt lid itets sieidbl,btrbtm grpiae an.
a,tparot unO slau6en, eae feline aatsre W,bbin 70
sut stsgs 1T, ale BeIlcutn, Die an unfreptlligen
&r9Iiien cbsr frnitl6er S6lpade be- @e3lehissSr.
gane = lei es in aolse ibter itseReen 9sbsnSweli:.
EuSI9pt,iupssn peer shsbr6uo5e - Ieihen, AT tlrt-
tsn. q. VI. 8taureparie, Or. WeS.
q. y. Garbtn,
Sean ge etu4re, or Reb.S
Toris ben 8. Wiai 1858,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20
aeSs- Wsunoerbare tuuae Dame.

Die nsgnetid.e 2pftcriu, 5rI. Gtnneiiet, emf
bas gsunoerttno ssnannt 1T mad, gntinnor suriid
aer,brt u. bat tn s. Str., Rr. 422 nabs Wcunolr
ene alinit errdbet, no man lie ibtr ale auf eetsa
n. Geiunabeit beB19be bcdsea urn Raib ilagtn
foun ,e aibt gluStuuit iber otrloren.s coer 9etcb
lenss Gissntaum; ioentJist eie bsrsfeaet ytrion
ceer gsrionen NIT folder Sen,alststt oas taum e,n
3,pettel an btrea Sdu,b ibrg bieibt; geIdib aut
&erlansen In bepustloisn 3uitanb; ttgtbt fb NJ
Geie nde ebtni 1beiie Der gselt apc iprt abGeiene
perioner e,nsrlet Oh lrtt cbtr lebenog. anf, Ttts
bud Ie ibIt Gage It trsn Aulenttaliscrt ben nat
traaenhen yreunSen mtibeilsn. Gt aaraniiit permn'
nettIe Seilune in allen Jilen, beren knI iie abef.
aimnlt. Gle rpttet chre Snttunlent oeer Sdmesse".
obne t!neu lropien BLU, IA bis "a Srinesn een
Rrsb8 nit Smnpi II. Stltl aus. G,e'abmie tSrner
In ais Gosen tpie6er stteu, une ale ipnfil3tp
aranttsisH gerbsn mt ,aiti9em 9rfelss btbaneslt
ais ea jine 2eberletben NnStetruHg, Erampfe peri
lbd, Ber,ufi oes @efuts 1t. 9eb6rS uno anoert
Rianibslier, ,rslben Der NtnI6 unterrsoren 1T aus
Dtis'e faten prcntpie Seantperins nno Arsenetl
tpeleea ami Yertanaeu pet grpieh ettfhidt. Brief,
abisifle man, Dor 2l72, Cincinnati y {. Sbs
Craris BAT IN Der estsn3e 10 Susenonmtn bsb fit I'D
nod Der Dtenfe hes OF. Y. b. Bocbpna bat perttrp
Niiden nm alSsu'nntmen fIo10 2Wttn ny
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20
al,nn hiite iidl nnr Madlah,nllunenl


Die Sebteu yillen merheH ben allen balptitbi itGen
Dfcaujttu In allen a8eittbeileu perfault. Ylss 81
pre- GGadtel nber Sdatbisln fir So.
Garane,ere s. Duroat. alsnse @tsentbtmer,
VT. 2II, Slus apntbar6 YariS.
1ei Giniencuug BON 81 an rseub ensu Der beppa.
pSd,ttaicu asettn erta!t man nit um9ebenSsr yoh
inc fsii periisasIe S6a6lei. 8 SfaGtelu fur $6.
alIeinae General 4g.uteu fir Gmsuia, e'Tr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20
gssfov q NRpfe8 q Sprnf,

III II, EpffI0Hortu TtW. gJptF.
Ea.--aui gerlanse ~e,oen iransbfIiGe oeutfds
nontIhe H. egeIiide Brpidulen nit pou,u @jsbrau18.
anwsthnaeu uuter irseuo einsr GertIIt peri6idt
in Baltimore II. aDaittTgtpa bet aut
Appfhtfern gu tdber.
Woeutsn fir y al ttmore uuh Radearihdtt I 4
SS. SboRpiou 4 SIpd. (144-4GJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20
ESstdotte Tlls Danaeu /

E3EF@1gE TIgG S0WHl%W =
Hamen rcelde bar 'Oienite e'nes anten ErjtsS bes
barieu. Fruttn idb itsts an 9I. Sebunddnn, Nr.
90, Rprtb- nabf 2criHspnfr., meuoen Sr. G d IL
m u, IA Der snstbe arit in pieiem 2anbe, auI ben
man dj bel ter Settung Gasr frauentrantbtisn ptr
tater tapn, a!s ba fneI
Stpdin1 fer nlcnattlGen 3leuiaung
GJsbarmtters @crial II. BE, ,ibmhruna.
Riaeit- NIB Seittni6merjsn,
Hieeerssid,Idsenbtit,
lpstSer slnb arpCtitIoFBieii, RsruRiitSi, Roefpeb
Rnb ale ttu 9antn et0ent Bei6merben.
Sebe Tame, bic ctnen 9efhtdteu Dcitpr pani&t,
fpllte BET ~. 9 e5 Ii imam II selipreGen.
g'an ,ssesr9siie ritt bic Nummtr 80, Rprtb., etn
Sans a. eeringtrnay., SaltimDre Dth. Hrseueieii
Ssrces v@Htr sarheSaeaeursu psrfartt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20
/ Gebeiine 4rGntbeitcn.
@tdnbIt6e Rar aarautirt

DOH
- Dr. 9OfeSh Tattan.
Office: gfr. 228, 8tne.Str0Bt,
NbilaSeIphid.
&r. 6ahtdn garonit,i IN iegeneen aranftetitn
tlne FdneIe uno etbnoIite Rur. Die Weoiiin mt'S
Gueditlber.
GebeIne aranEbeiten
beiberIa GeidIedt8, 70 idredlib in tbren SSeIsen,
penr pernabldifs nno lpsun ud3t pon einsm srabre-
hsR atite bebanoelt.
SelbGfteFefun9 (Onantel,
beren trnIrtgt Frl9en it'd tunbee6sn tn giBHrtb'
aShtlidlen Samener9ebunSen, S@mate Ter mdnrs
Ndeu Ssuaun9stJait, 2ebtnsilbtrbtub unb enbld'
Gus5sbrun8. Suuge ecute, Die itt beiliu bepubt
fne, iCIlter lid rtrtrauCnspou al mid penoen SD
babe Eoier be pIGer llneiitIiden 5u itrer frubaeu
trciheen Geiunebeit 5urit9ebrafL bic ccn GHeeGeit
lalid tegahOsIt ppsr ais uuhsOsr auee9sbsn wprosr
fn6
syra,len@ssranststten.
A3~ FER Tlttfs biuF9 bic llrfadbe alssu1etnei
t@pdbf, hnrcae!ndsIarett nnb unfrndb!sdr'
felt.
nnEe8e1m Btstett
tn rer t,pMettt fIeis ARstnIaung ober Sdnaitebes
9lGsblsiben et,Ielren. elsidosl crn pelder utade,
plo tn fpsntgeu Gagen bon mir hergeiteat cine nGs
tseiitss fSolsen ilr sic GeiuueBett.
estt meiutr finhebnidbrgen Yrans in heIistr @taot
babe tdb MID baupiisbId nj, btr 5sHansluT8 obtssr
stanfbett,n tei9StIst unb 6ar!n Die 9anisnSsn 9e'
IuItalt srSIet.
auatr6sttge SdtteRter
ftnrsn bon mir bebantelt ptrDen, ,psnn lie mir tSren
sai!ano ldriiui@ mttlbeiIsn.
Sttensfie Verfd,,pieaenbeit iplrs insss
Gd,eIt.
Dr.. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 22S, Vine St.. Philadelphia. Pa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

Ole OtaRntett unp ;jugenotraft trlan9t
man bur1 Or. ShumGMn's See
5en$eGen; pbes 9raft.Gltrtr, foDts Or.
5Gut man n's 8Gbtfals@tdsn pber pep
iifdIen QBttber6erEeIer.
Slee muIetrprlen @iillel feuea bic RaMntet du1
Pei beI rcrpalteiilcn Scnit'ucn luiectr bet, m6Ge
bic Ssrrittrng ron Ausidlre iun9sr. Flimas@in.
lIitIea cbc; Hatariid,fu urladlRn btrribJen. Sit
trrrtn r3n Gyuno auet
gamenFub cser S1menfhwdtSe, ge,
fNle@ttt&e S@p6tbf unb G6efdtbstfns
oerntTe I'm gt1gemstnen: GlerSGiitdt.
&uS3sbrunA SGnfunt, Rrdmpfe, eetitigt
unb fOrperft&s nnfGbt8fett, eirte SplDt
son Selbftf6pdfuns &c.
Die tnr 0st!ut9 oet perlletiten Nd1e triorbtrIlde
3eit II 2o@eu. Die Mitlet MI Ter nah bin ser
lrudNn In,pttElInaen 9tbtauelt mtrben; etn tebt-
idia1 il unmS3Itd. Diee caS 9Cbcu Blcihidm cOn
Reuenl sr5eusen6en ERitte oa!en non Npea Die i'm
begrilte Eeben, Su betrGtBeE, dtbraubt prr6Cu,
en lire BNtun8en let9en b nab, Ole ill b T.
atm ben Sourraie frteT IN tbntn bic
8rbhien it Gtmattea sntsetuns.n. Der e.iola it
IN ieoem etnIel'en 80lit 10 Selpts, mtc oas Ititcu
esS Gurfss bard sEafer, s hnGItne! tta
Du icnsn
Gelit uno seBrper serRSrenbsn, aus eebet.
nten 8ewDbnbetten lldmnenDen Granfs
betten untertporfen2 Dr. S6umannB
araft.G Nsn3 unb IabtfaisStlen beiIen btt
f1liT,tiien Sale,
wr6rsnb iie barrtfoS uat cbnc ale erIlSrents Tci.
Srn Wtten, unb cS rro 6arautirt osb tic U,ds iebr
ibia8en.
G5se Ds,ben epa Or, Spamann, Rt.30
ascrtbftr., ] SaGs Son eertnstonftt, saSs.
Yettet unb seIfauft.
Jbr Gtehen, tnaGt etnen BsridS pao
NIT! Ste tDeGben Gu& CANA sepiB 5ei.
lung brtaaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20
SVrf.aisyiOit5en.
g5aIttmsEe aise 3nfWSsness
&Sfftee~

a5Hss,es sFs pp,s ss1s,tss y, Hsefss$r.s
ssrRd.rt fortpG5renb ssssRSerfna oesf eoahtG bltG
Branbaaalae, ptsohf ia Set staei, iSts In sGaHs'
sRe 5rien bon gtgsRtbuIr, BsbIr, 9asert- g Seaa-
.sntduIef SonbsIa9ltst, &1erbauprosRtte, St9ssiR,
Sau8atriteibafteu, I'M ear bserthtnt pbtt ~ SaSn
in 2o6paa 6efinblihs Sahrstu5t &c.
sag Btrestoriun btsbt aus icigthota ptrrshi
J.S, gDten IT,. RrdEssati
E3m q 0nrriioa, ~ KtHg
Sec r 9totr6, penn eatrnn'
n aIrid5, . SteuariI
baoib o BIica, s3F . GrlneI
3em ? QBorthiuStca, p bon kapfts
Z Bennington, EeoS 5ta1tltn,
Soi9uu Z gpben. 2 Rob ,isntlEs'
- naorton SStsIpaft,
sspIiiutIpus, 8sruuiiare urb psitere @ohrlht hbsI
bic @eFeuitait pir6 In eeS OfRce ShStptil-Ids sos
Goutbs II. E3aterhrass ertbstlt, ro aud aae Nur6st
Jpiort srIeoiat per6en. Bcrfterlnsen wsr6en ani
hsenb cline 8rf austnpHmsn. pe!tbe bsr NFpttfart
pilHi6eu mag.
(Janl,lSl Sr. @oobmortb, Seir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

3>pspeFtIe. AaS sSsoermann fas., mus patt
f:m. s3ir ,aten ppn gsutsn, pelGcn Or. Strt d.
lambs tcuiid)e III Wtttei wcblseiban, 70 bal,
IA ca,ielbe lcttn bbren. oab mir ldDsstG urs BenI
i6igt itbtr, eem YubIi!m mtsulbsiIen, bas ipir in
cer 5bat pom Ieoesnlali9tn @tsroudbe bsie6sn Sci.
Iun9 ertparttn. gYum forseru mir S!ls, Die nit 9,s
tauunBsbeI6pereeu oeer Rerrendpid'e bt!absn iuo,
au, CUR SPobsfe ~ sebfn unb elne Niaidt Bon Or
Glritanb'S SoneHm ju bolen. GaitlSe tit bel
Setb .. Sanee, sir. 10s, sDsit 94liImgreit,
tu g8 afbinStpu bel 3pispb ID. Ratru &
Brnbe Su ba5fn.
grpbp,rt6ueri u. Gogsfer l. ep. unb
SbpmIpn h . 0 d, Baltimore. Db
IN Us a lbtn8tpn bel 9bS. 6 Sbrtitta II
~ i 371, Pa. penue (JulI6lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20
DeS stiinpitnas Brerano

peS St.lnpItnas 6reHnn
(&te 9)punc MEMS Krten b.
Inter @arante Der Soeituue q { Bel mer Rranf-
6ettrn. s5sj aaen Hppt6etern Su hattu. Dlan
berIanae 5es ShneIiras 6rsunb ''(tbe Gcuns Rsn's
BrienS)'. NRit it6er Sdabtel er6aIt man etnt Bro
lfbfre ibsr bic Spmpeme uno 9ebenolun8 9eethRsI
Rraufbeiien, cher man fam bic Sd,rtfr btsiehtr,
hsnn man an ''9ouns Men's Srieu'n, Sor 90. Gin
c'nnali Itbteibt no 6tu 8risft ens ent s.S iis
MARIE selleat. Sn 5of more tu babsn bel s
/. ee o. g. 5aHee,
3ult1 12SRte.) Rr. 2os. SaItnpitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20
,sS s'1hmme Sdue Don 4dmprrbpicer
,;burh Sr. Strtdianb's odmcr.
lLcto,n. D,titel teieitiat.

Qr. @Iab aus SarespiGe, @isCcniir, tbeitt Sum
gesiien apsr nit ben 5dmprrbpten @ehaiteteu nit,
Eae er Sabre lang an saui tesarlieeuS Sampubeiben
fae!itten ino fem 3ruSer aus 9lebem @rltnee, ben
lac ltebeI fbrt6 9fidbmt bottt, alS unbsllbor ans
benz Rtlitarsisnie osruS6ieSet wurce. btio. bSd,Ii
iraurtgen Sale nureen ourd eine Blaidt cGn Or.
StrtfiauS'S Sanlrrbpisen- gittfl eebcben. Die
@mpiebluna bteier Serrsn, Oipi. bic ouserbsm td1-
Itd bel or. Stridlanb eiraeBsnben !3eugniie ioaten
yaiieHtsE iberseu9eH Sab ole id'weri6iten ensez
fletSd,tsu SALE bird Or. Gtrdano's Samorrbciben.
S9stel s,betlt Wprten. usberaa Iatten appBeftr 60
sorraiIt0; in BAIT more Setb .. Sauce
Slr. 20S, Reit.3altmprelr.; IN 10 afbingtp II
SofepB m. " irn& Bruber.
&GrsretrSufsr, VI. BoaeIer Il G o. uub
9bpmiou q &, Baltimore, Wb.
Sn IS ibtratpu BET q S.aBri Ittart
Rr 97l. "a Hben1ts. fSuL,6 lGl
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'Ddn10 Der Wfof1Qfs 3leFniguft9 I'M
Atien fGnittaen Wutterleiben

sepiast iinb i0lten IS Fd gut bciCuOtrs1 Guf9aGs
uldtheh, Dr. SGumaEn ;lt RaBe III ii1beu IT IL
en- srjt bcr II Baltimore bGG;t oDribeltIit bttanit
ii une ME GtraG Ueriprid)t mas eg n,ctt ~ le!itet
i'm 5tanee III. Earen tSnneu in brtr grtputrDpb.
nrlr9 In allen Eteen b7r ytabt teiudi peroeR 5O
DE Die aHterbaIb Ger Stabt cher tn rtitr Srrnt pct
cas- &oCasrbetteS nit dHiitdtr Sfrae psrisbeu pup
settlliat ptrtsn.
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SermtiGtts.

6r. @to. peabpbg TT am Gam.
ffage ium 9efube bts 8rabes ppn Daniel
@ebasr ron Bottom mad RarfbFslb eb.
9sreiI't.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

Semancem purhen neulth 10 $1,000
Ser. Ct. bombs asifoblsn. Der @tg.
ner bate supor bic Coupons abgtf6ntt>
ten unc tru9 otefsIben in Der 5libe. Or
panbte fb nun an bas Shnsamt, UNI
bic Nusftauns neuer Scno6 5u erlan9sn,
purbe absr abI6ldai9 belhtsesu. Ssine
Coupons plreen bslapIt wtroen, 0ter Der
Bombs lei er perluItte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

Or 8pup. @npd NouIS Epws BAT.
lih permanent ais aOpofat In Rsw gDprt
nteoergelalItn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

Nube G Sarbor, RS, rid i'd
etue un9ortfbs GGlGrts nieberlaftu. Te
unsarn pctIen R3 fPeJisa Der Srautrn'
julpt mtemCn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

Der nsuli6s Gttbuflttr3ug naW
Canada tofst BEN 8ctff he's leStsrn Can.
bss pprausfihttitb u Uta. Etrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

Sn @ewpprt, N..J.. pe8tng Der
bort sr1betnenpe vWsreurp" feinen los.
8eburtstd9. @r erftten suerli In 1858
unp btfunp ilb ldnae Sabre In ben 6du-
| ben eer G1aniIn. ia nitie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

Der nrtcrtfcbe Sueirita 6drper fam
fctben NIT so Slrolben mad Spplul
Gresn, Sv., unb bsfretts brsi letner hort
peaen Gdubes unb @fetpebICbfabIs Elm.
aelperrten GamCrnben.
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srosts sBgFE4er DtsbsrDtriTttiss sci
f5rperItaer uub utrp6Isr S&pdGt,
s1YtfysIr,tII;n,y, EroitiTau

N6FTsEEfTT EWEIF W TTFaF
srb dbnIitbcn Pehiltaen opn Su1crbtbCrhctcr. ala
t.mtirtr gHl'-iihtGg, mdnnl diem llncumB1tg,
Hid'ttihsu a6iIR1eu II. (. W. Der irIIuuIdle Sr
ip!s Uon meEbsm Der Gebraudl eieIc un'4ietaye,
5eIutteI b. 9erluf bsr gm5t'lsnergie bel tfrpst
iider qasbctt u1b eaqtmJuer Rroerla9s btr Sriit'
orer irgeu6 etHet Tol9e maCnblo0tr sbor5ett ODE
Observation-Disclosures in te isrtn Iabt bsgletei
mar nlatht AZ Su ben wsrtbpcaltr NrJae,er bic is
sutoGdt ,oo Ben; in be- &bdt teben fs as IRtsl 1s
gen aenarue Feidnc.ssH et' 80 uno ultsl 'roiie
ba. DieSe punorroouen TrieuejprSrafal inc n
RtoRira. .Scliegien u"terud,t uni bte Be. lle rDr
ben huubmeitell lrllitten VilbBtn n eism 2anss
un0 IN EUROPA fepr1eltn lpcrbGu. g iiuc le EN-
li9eu untrugtdep lftei nsse, nsrnB'ss sop sltsr
uH, ReyrGiitit begbaurt 6e e;u;iatu be auf cut,
trduffn SetR ruicten. Sie egeE oat sSeu w;ebel
Der inlh 9sben Dereu, bic bye GeiunObit ourdb linn
tide auSidWeiungea ooer atbeme Qtnsepobnteien
p,reeubet b0.eH, eos RtrlOrcHe ;urGd, Office gir
90 ginrth. Elm E11uR nCr QfrlrfrtpNitr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

PLUS q I d mon b. 8d, wirb efmd'
bet, hap Or. DiabbCr. brr I'm SuiiiH9s.
6,erihtsGcfe prcisTrt purce. neil er IN
8rcaoiir. auf g8. 8. Warrcr feucrte. un
100 Dollars 9eirdft uno 0uf feds
Mcnate nab rem @.ianBuiIe sfftidt.
wUToe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

Das @sriht Bat angt6lt6 ben Ster.
fen Sauletn9. rpsl6er Resierunss'
9tlo In Der ,WeGonts' Ndtpnal Barr
iu Wdfttreton bfponirts. bar NntlaaF,
betruaerIfbsr &bNbten i8alOts gu fetu,
entbunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

@rtnnstl. Der icsbsn ron RcuFtau
Yru1sl erGtstt, II bel Der Grnarsa.3o
minOtCn bic frebsn in 5crd fatifanO,
ou!bgtflllsn. DprptlteS Ieb!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

Sn Wttltamsburg, y, 81. Be.
9rutsn Ite fCeben NIT 9rCBfm Qcmpe ri
nsn bet 9iss0n Oh, GaEara, pTpuret,
ten uub fettpem gsitorbsren Jsntansr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

Sn Nttp 'Ssrfep bdbsu bic 9eaer
fb pcrbuneen, um BET ber ndbtsn Bd6f
bdS Sttmmreht ausiulten. 8erpftgsrt
man tbnen ealIclte. 70 polltn le es unter
eem Civil RGbts- -9iefrbe bean(pruhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20
Gnatnr % G,r:sr nrr-

Ettbri flo. ictrsn llnadtr9tu GSunsrn auiit,essr,
baB er oaS arpbt bealsenl abauie u. steGene NoBRy
balS
Sit. so, RDEfDltc. Baltimore, Ml6g
gepattst bat eins sriCaretCs }sbaRoiuGg all,g
Sraueu. lleteI lu6 sebeimeU GOES bstais 8eid'Dsis
hen crheeer rpirb. Odmcn prld,e NIT Geblrmutel.
gorfap pber Artter. Der rdmirunG Rtsberjsidllalet7
belt Rudens II. Seeeu S6ntcreu, iebenoen Gsdbm,r.
gen in ArUsn II. Fetuen Gdlpineel,
GoScdilnn ber gPpnats Refnidtirta urtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-06-20

Bon Wafbtngtpn wirp bic beppr-
ftsbenbs Rfiignaticn brs 3ebIiis' Shas.
metiters Spinner semeIcet. @ire Nde.
turdnj 9cmpdante bal tim bic 9rdiiStrs
tur nit $4,000 Jdbrsgebdlt angrbptfn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-07

ALynchburg (Va.) lettersays:--
"Master manufacturers and owners
of plantations have adopted the
plan of appointing some few negro
managers, and they in turn employ
the underlings. When this is the
case, work that white men cannot
have done will be performed un-
der rigid requirement which col
ored gentlemen know how to i'm
pose. In this way the country is
reviving somewhat. The negroes
are beseeching their former mas
tiers to take them back, and wher-
ever the master or mistress can be
assured that they will be safe in
doing SO by the negroes remaining
faithful, and can find any use for
them at all, they are taken in,
clothed and fed, greatly to the re-
lief of the halfstarved freedmen.
But thousands are still without
homes, where they are deemed I'M
trustworthy. In such cases the
late masters feel greatly relieved
at not being obliged to see after
their wants as formerly"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-07
On pet;to Ansa Island IN II

On Petite Anse Island, in the
Southern partof Louisiana, there is
a bed of rock salt, covering over
one hundred acres-which, during
the late war, supplied nearly the
whole of the trans-Mississippi dis
trict. Twenty-one million pounds
were taken from itin three months.
Yet it is reported that but a very
small portion Of the deposit has
been cut away. Immediate steps
are now taking to develop the
mine.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-07

HARD UPON POLITICAL PREACH
ERs.-The San Francisco Bulle-
tin, in speaking of this class of
clerical mountebanks, says:
There does not exist more re-
pulsive spectacle than debauched
parson: He can dive deeper into
the mire of pollution, and come
up dirtier than any other creature
we know of. lie adds to the I'M
scrupnlousness OF the common par
tisan and the venality of the vul-
gar broker in legislation, an indefi-
nable spirit of meanness and an
JUNCTION of depravity that render
him altogether unique. lie seems to
run to evil from pure love of it. He
hungers and thirsts after upright
eousness with an avidity that as
tonishes and disgusts even the
most hardened political stagers.
If he gets into Congress, he is con-
'spicuous for his venality; or if into
the Legislature, he is certain to
be ringleader in every thieving
enterprise; or if he gets an Office
of trust, he is sure to turn specula-
TORN short, what ever he is,
You may count on finding hard
man, without any of those amiable
traits which palliate villainy. We
have all known such men and suf-
fered from them. They have
made our politics more corrupt,
they have made our Legislatures
more venal for their connection
with them. The church bushes
for them, the State is defled by
them as among its worst enemies.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1866-06-07
INSOLVENCY.

PURSUANT to an order Of the Clerk of
i the County Court of Lincoln county,
Tenn, upon the suggestion of the administra-
tor of the estate of DO. r. d lison, dec, Of the
insolvency OF said decedent's estate notice
is hereby given te all persons having claims
against sad estate to present them to the
Clerk Of said Court. authen ticated, on or be-
fore the 10th of October next. for pro
rata distribution, or they will be forever de-
barred. Zap i9) j. NJ. BELL, Adm.