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misunderstanding fir TeNsel6enfe
WlDbslm.

WRDbgln.
Ner f6 fir bic Seierta9e nod Elm Ih5nee
Simmer ODER SauS einSurihteu ipiinI6t, Der ioutC
li6 in benz WDbelseldGft beS 9rn. s br. Bar.
te III SEQ. 283 g8elt YrattStr., umlebeu; man
fiubet bort bic %feiuiten Bureaus. Glide, Stitble,
Bettltellen, 9Grdute &C. 81 biuisen @jreileu. 0r.
Bartel %itberuimrut aub bic Ginridtuug bon
8irtbi6aften, &potbeteu. 2Goen &c.
9r. Spbn Seufe Ell bat baS betannte WtStel-
aelGdft DOu SOSeti&at. go. 491 &et Baltimore
Ctr, iibernpmmeu nnb ftnhet man III benllelbeu
cine reibe Musmabl feiner OtSbelu NIT Wtarmor.
aufdset &C., audi belOrst Sr. Eeufel bic Ginrid)'
tln9 bon WirtbIhaften, 9Goen NIB iiberuimmt
bic SelOrgung bon 9elden.
Aub lniiiien ptr III bieler Sinlt6t SaS MSbel.
magaSin beS 9rn. GOnrabS eder, $50. 255
gbeGt Tratt, na6e Spparb Ctr, ertpdbnen. Oori
Iiubet man 9l1e8, mas I'll elmer fetneN un0 anltarl,
bigen SauSeiuriGtung 9ebErt.
@sIspaaren, Site, &appen etc.
Sci bieisn taIteH, ~frpligen Sagen perlpiirt aud
fpCbl Wiqnder ben Msau9el zines 0utst YelSe8 II.
belonoer8 benft mande Dame harall, ibre 4elS'
9ar6erobe al ernerern Cter 81 cercpatduoigeu.-
Wer beSbalb I'm einenYlab perlegen 1T, tpo CT in
bteiem Sad ba8 gteIeite unb S65nIte erbGlt, Der
Iebe i6 ba8 9rO6e Y~el59eifGft bea Sru. &leiu'
elbIt, $40. 2l3 9tOro Say Ctr, all; bort itnbet
man allies mEsliGe pom 8ilislten bis aum Soft
t%arte1, pom @infahen big gum Seiuteu.
Sr. @ar( Sdaun, Ser. 80 Sarooer Ctr,
balt 9lelafau8 sin 0ager bon 4eIawaaren ftr Oa.
men lno &inoer, aud ftuoet man in ieinem ga.
ben Gdlittel- uno SutiGeupeISe uub Yel3banO
i6Ebe.
Sn Bratt Str. So. 298, nabe Der &urnbaue
beftncet iid Der Sutlabeu bes 0rn. Dieter 8 ert
iii toeldem man an ieoer Sabres5eit elneu falbiO.
nablen SUIT batei FAM; wdbrenb be8 gBintera
bdlt 9r. Bert aud Elm Eager mOberusr 0amen.
unD Stuberpel3e.
gSaS pitrbe ltH IN bielsr Sabres5eit better A
eirem @eldent eigneu. aIS einen Oamennlante
uadb Der %neuelten Wtobe, pie ie Serr 9. IS. BIu
m ent + al III ieinem Stor e Nc 2erinatou Ctr
III idTniier @u8wqhl bat. Mll9 6hnlttmaarer
ftnoet man bort 3l erorln bllisen Yreilen.
&teieer.
Gin reidbaltigeS Sage" feiner fertiaer Serreu
un0 &l:abenfleioer finbet man bel 9ru. g. 8
&aiIer, $40. $50 nnb 1854 gSeit Yratt StraBe; all
Berbem fann man 1id aud in bieiem @ei6dft mt
@eutS' Surnilbiug @OObs aufs Bette Der eben.
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1llemn &nunerein.

Sci Der eriten SrrlanfiSen GeriummlunS, nm iiber bic
9iltnug zines neu gu Sritueenbeu 8auoereins gu bera@
tRen, mar bic 8eraumIuns 10 3a9lrei& unb Der @nni&
&ntBeiIe al erperben, Elm 10 roger, oa6 Der aISenneine
8ei@luS g.fa6t tpurbe, bic erte r~eseImaBise 0eriaumlang
aul nG&fen WtittpD1, &c. b., M6enbS 7 ltbr i'm QcfaIe
ts Srn s. QDaloner, @de bon Ncrt6 unS SaratOSa Ctr,
81 bsrufen, UNI cine &Onfitution anjuue6men nnb See
ANTE gu md6len. AIe RE ftp einem guten SauUere;n
ani&IieBen tpoIen, ino RSfiGft eiugelaoen.
s. W 1Ihner, prob. NrGI.
friauo 3. 81 . ie, prop. Getr.
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WaAri6t
an lopQle Stlapens GiaentbGmer.

Die nnterJet6neten, bonn SrieSs.S etrstGr ern~aunten
@ontniitGre fir ben Staat Wtarblanb, unter Seft. "a
Der eon9re6atte a|nsencmmeu am "a. Gebruar 1864, unb
Sect. 2 Der GUngreBatte, anSencmmen am %. 3ult 1866
paben ft in Baltimore Oel Iammelt Inb r~rsanifrt, uni
MAIDEN RierItit betannt, bab fe bereit finb, appIitatioueu
fur @ntFGGoieune Gler lpbalen 8itrser, btren Gtlaoen in
bic aruIee 8etreten itnc, Ober gum WutGabieait sespsen
tourben, entse Sen5unebmen. Die Office befinbet f9 an
&alUert Rate 2~erinstsn Ctr. In ter 9tabt 8altimptr
WiIIiom GIinn,
.. Ut. 90. y. Steuart,
8. Or. MILLER,
2~7nep3mo iat) @cmmiESre.
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W4uFs F!
peISe
Welsqraaen

r1
SIN Der erDben 8el3rodarensTabrtt Nr. 2l3
gtpro @apftr., nabe benz Ufartt.
Gin frtnssr 0tntsr n In 4riue, bod tat bsrilbs teins
S6re6en fur has gnbtiium. 70 large Ereuno x tine ) q
Der 96ute alsr htfRlen gslsbanbler nod Iebt. Sttu Eager
eatbalt etne if9 tftte AuspatL tab CT ee game iGone
EBGlt BdlttrCrfs, rerfrten tanu. Ser ruiHfhe 3rbeI eer
beutI&e Sits, fbtrif9e @,a65rnden. 9srmeltn, 8tter
Wltnt, IN Staer. 3dren u. Btihcttern taben ale ibrenErtbu
RIstnsttat @tabltisuieut %beltef:st.
Drum rer ter Damen Greunb min fstn
Der febre bel 6rn. alstnetbft eha
nnb tduf etne Bictortne CART,
sld5u etnen WfufE aud nab ruffiher Nrt;
uno bnmtl Fd Der Dlaun Mot erfdltet ben NVdaen
gtrikb CT fs nod Git etnem fbwsbtf&en aragtn
Het S@Ittti9utlauf S6reefntrt, DrErienobe unb Opet
Stftt mon tets bdrauf rb Detn DeiSmert aud proper,
Drum Nues mas YelJe braubt binta unb fein
SebTe btsbslt nnt Bet & { n 4 ert fin.
Ntpt24-4mt 8
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G00 6drbpr.

Die gteuer=O te&nuuseu babe i'd e,6aIteu unb tSnnen
Bis gum %. Sanuar 1857 beSabIt tperben.
~ Sriebri@ Waber, Msent.
iriame 9tp. 6S Sanpber1tr.
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Deppt Suartiermsil1er Office.

Baltimore, Nfb., %, De;br. 1866.
&~eritegelte ansefpte III 9uplitat merben in tieIer Of
flee angeupmrten bis Nlpntas 81. Dssbr. 1866, Nfprz
gems 9 lbr fir bic 2ieferuns ber na6senannten grtitel
in Saltiurrre unb lCl9er 4%unfteu, >ie es bic 9fesieruns
~Uerfsen mag
SbimUtbY 5em in 8nIem, &ornitrcb In Suns
cen, 9afer In Saden, Nnttrucitbe &O9-
len, b~ituminSle !SOblen Mnb Gi4en
unb SannenbOl3 tn &laftern.
gQe bieIe Grtitel miiIen bon Der beten QualitGt iein,
i~ns8ntein 3%uitanhe unb finb elmer ~ItrenseM 9tesierunss<
S~nipettipn unterpcrfen. Die ansebote tGnnem fiji einen
eer pbi9en artifel pber aIe ~suiaumen sefert lein. Seber
Ginienber bon I~nse6ptem Dat bic m6t6iSe @arantie gu
Ieilten.
3ablung wirb bei @bIiefertng sema6t ,nb ,peun feline
TPnsS oorPanbeu iinc irbalb ais welbe ~einSeben.
81 e.. q M + n II
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MIherf mOrih.

heME&EWCI
IM@MN%@ rtfdntb0n alien 5rrten
s SaI6cnbNhern, N%crtCnlpnaics,
86risu, 9amen SatdelS unO Sai6en, 9pmen
Comparisons, &arten> unb Gigarren- gtuis
uuO MrbeitSe&dit9en,
smpfsb!t F3 ben esssrten Damsu
tn aQea Gticfegst=Mrbeitem,
irpt fur
Wetbhd6t8@ uno @e0urtStags s@eihente II,
0ttGs artttel rutrbsn auf's giGisas uab e6utaas anst.
ferttst IN CSeiddfRlEfiI
stO. 80 9aDarb Ctr, nabe Strait
12ost5nt 0alttmprt.
SIm6osrFauf.
Das ieRr SOlfaubise unb i4Ene Eager Der frI5esen
6irua Softer & Co., tefebenb in
Neiietai6en, Yptte- mpnnaie8,
B6rfen, Qrbeitsfdt6en,
Barfimerieen &c. &c. &C.,
meifenS eiSner Gabrit, ion o6neGfitGTGt auf ben9oheusreis
WbpIefaIe unb &etatI
Gusterfauft Derber. 60 TT tieIes cine ieIteue @eieaen.
belt fir i&Snc II. uikIi6e % Ell 6na@ts- @eI&ente
81 SnBerft biaisen @reiieu.
81 9. 5 90. 8 aGtimDreRr T.,
uob12-g) - Cde Sappberfr. Inn D. @to1.
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Sultana 8ouoeretn.

Otiser Serein lit in pO4fdnpiSer 3bdtisteit II, linb BEL
Der AM lebten Wtputa9 itattgefunbenen erieu @iu8abluus
bereitS 500 @utbeile D%ersriffen. e~iebPa6er, pel8e itt
bieIert aui cine meme unb ree1e SaIt8 SeSritubeten @ereir
mad an3ui6lie6en pitni9en, werben eS in ibrem Sntereiie
finber, ipl@e8 in Babe gu tbun. &ereiuSlOcal 251 Is.
Brattitr,
innlo 6 + 6. M ri eftPrfnhn Gefr.
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@eilna6ten.

9 iSs1i @ei6uadten! s 1Ss
Rrsiss Wfebaile. - greiszOlebaiGe.
Gine groSe auSpabI BON Yortemonnaies, Damentds
i9eu, dissatisfaction, G~isarreu.g tuis, 8rieftai&en, 4Sr.
fen unb aRetre oeri6ieeene in tieles GaG eini@laSenbe
GrtiteI ffno ittts ~brrrdibiS unb we'ben aud onf 8sfeLz
lung ibue! uub gut ~seartettet g~eIefert Bel
NFnnOJ SOFTER, GaSritant,
81 ~etrtustOn Ctr. 3pii9en @barIss unb 2i6erip.
3ualei5 erIau6e i9 mir bic sae6rten Damen nuf meme
Austpa6I @alanteries Waaren fir Gtidereien pnfenA aufs
merfiaur gu MAIDEN. Gin3elue 9ef telHnSen nerten biGig
uub sei9mn6rpM g~eIteiert. THp19b@
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0rbeiter 8tlbmnos<Werein

Den M%it8tieber o6isen &ereinS CUR NaGri6t, ba6 be-
3weite 8eitras bis 5nm /. Sanuar 1867 ;u entribten 1T
SIN @uftrag
lamp g. @ uItaM, Gefr.
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ItI.Offhenyel

%
OebmrtStGeS=G efAenfe.
Cine auswobt Der i40aftsn, SerI9iebenfen, niitliSen
unS ie5r s~ewG5lten artiteI, bic in Der Gtabt su inben Tnb,
~pferiren mir BEN, &u6Iifum gu
beteutenb berab8efetten @reifeu,
b~efeFenb In
@cIb Ser5terteu,
a@ten NIB fruu3OfiGea . waareu,
# all unr 8UrBeuan,
@faS, 2aSatcy
namentli9
@nrfumez unb 9uw eIeus&df@en,
sartrntSree, @aien, Souquet6niier unS GtGube, aciIet.
SaRaen, l6reuHSnter, GiaurrenFalter, Rau6ttf@eu, 3as
tattafaen, gi4enbi6ien 8inbROls6ii@isH
StatTen,
efe=QampeH,
@asf@irrl E jeber Nrt, iotpie
SrpnGea6ter Ga S=8ratets, SaII-e eu&ter
unt ale GrtifeI, bic CUR @as=@inri&tuns se5Srem.
~ 9febGrfeiten pier @as- ginri6:nnsen in her
@tabt cher i'm 2anbe werben prompt teicr0t uub sarans
tirt Fei
SOM 6CbSers & GpRn,
bilw &c 81. &tarleS ctr.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

MupOrs Office, Stabt>S Sale,
Baltimore, %. De,. 1866.
Die Offcen her Stobt werben am Dienitag (Ggei5s
iattStag) gei6lciien iein. SDbn We. Senes,
mrbi Mabor er pfftcip.
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Baltimore 8p1tomt,

"a. Deg. 1866.
Das Pcffnnlt mirb nrr bon 80 8ormittasS em
Geei6nabtstag often iein.
inobi 6. &0riber. Nrffrneifter.
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A9 @rOBer SuQ AS
kN beS AN
MriOn u efame- U~eretnS
am SSIpeter Nbeno. BEN 81. December 1866

WI SVFVNNEF <EVE1VI NIN OA' ~t0tHEVFF AOVV
in ben Stew Q5embIp Rooms.
Ser cbige 0elamsperein, geaenp&rtig I'M ~tliitenben
IuIi6ipung 6esriiien unb itstS bemibt, ietnen @breHmit=
~sliebern, 6reunben uno @pnnern 8enu6rei6e @ersniisun-
gen III peri6affen. bat e5 it6 b%ieiesrtal sur. ~beiouteren
Mnf0ate eemaGt ben l~teberglus BON alien tnS neue 9a6r
auf G6t teuti6e g8eiie 81 ieieru; inbem er beabi6tigt
BEL bteier Seftlidteit Elm Bib teutiher iSrG6li6feit unb
@emittblitteit gu entrpller, baf ii6er ale 6eIt6eilne6.
mer nit neuer ~9eben5lult erfiiaen mtrb. Oeee, trcden
unb irenpenleer ipinnt i9 baS @ltagSle6en al barum
reflect Sud los bon bieiem trpRlcien @inerlei uub beniiet
bic Ietteu Stunben beS CUR 9teise Sebenben Sabres unb
bic erIten eeS neuer, I'M ueuen GebenSmntb fir bic
WtibIeligteiteu zines laugen Sabre8 81 %laumeIn,
Silt Der Seriiderung Ter belten 8orbereitun9en Su tie
fem Bale labet Der aricn Geial 9oerGin isine Gbrenmit=
slieber, 6reuupe unb GjDuner gu rebt 5~abirei@er 3beil=
nabue Elm. SIM @uftraB
Oa9 Gpmtte,
3ttet8 81 fir einen Serrn unb 0ameit. (te322-31
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8alttmOrc XurnVcreim,

81 Baltimore Eurnocrein.
60 San5rGuS6em
am l. % eibuG@tStage
in Der Sncepenoent Surnbaue, AS OttBratttr.
Gint'itt 25 Cts. [mbtl DaS @pmtte.
On S1eMnter JaDreSsSaM
~ Der Steuben 9n0e yto. l. uSgbE
GA& am @ei6na6tS=Wbent rs. Oes, -
I'm Brcaowap SnItitut.
~ Das GOnrte erlaubt F6 ben ~Irelnbea unIrer Qpae unt
BEN sentiben @ubtfuu i~tter6aupt tie ergebeue anseiae
an MAIDEN. pcS mir aut %geuanuten a6enb uniern o. Sabs
Tesboll i'm greonmo,N' Snfint abbaIten merbeu. Snbem
bic 2Cge WeOer aOfen nce "'aSS 9elqent, 70 heet nnleTn
@6itsn Elm re6t semittblt@br Gos'pHaplS@aoeno oeoof'
ST.. SO5m 8utiefb, welter bic Gf1S unb @&enfzapF'
%partunS it6erncmrnen, nirb ane Ebeilnebm 0eItteOisea.
2idets ST. fitr 9errn unb 8ameu. ans., H'NeoS
tperoen niGt berabrei6t.
pr. @9as. @u'itR nit isiaen Or&eter pttb bic 6etsu
3anse a~ufipieten.
iarnobt DaS@omite
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WsibnabtS : 0nutb.
GcburtStaa8 &lIneb.

kTITTHs Der l%lntersei@nete mirb am l. g8eibnaht8z
MgLIl@, 6~eiertag finen @e6urt5tag8=eun@ ~ierSirem snb
label feline 6reunbe nnb namentli6 bic M~itslieber Der
Sar9er=S cd lit en- 0eieIIi8aft,
Ietpie RE Ntitglieber Der &afeIrunbe beuts
d G + 81 L II II e I unb ba8 Spc. llnterltHBltngSz GereinS
Elm. 9aS ,,berp teit" Bier aus 0tcSt's
mirp babel Sersapft.
iamphi MIbert QSnbL
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Oritter 1abreSbal

AZ ~IttICC JUDECpVuu
I'M ORA Wt1ilama %Cbntirc .NsrEinS,
mA am Mtttwp@ %. Deg. q. geeibHa6tsabeub),
i'm grCBeu Scale Der Nsw NiiemblY 9turmS.
Obiser gerein label feline 6reunoe, ionic bas uuse.
uretne PnbIifHul aud in bieiem Sabre mieber Elm, tie'em
Sdu bei5upobnen unb einiee frpbe Gtuuben an g~enie6en,
unb brautt wcbl tannl ernG6u 81 mrben, D6 cas- Go
mite ebenio me cciiseS 3abr aud iett ni6t unierIaIeu
BAT, bic SorbereitnnSeu 10 81 ~t,effeu, baS uuiere gdte
uiGt nntefrieoist bletteu. Capt. 9ioie'S bCles SrdeIter
1T Riersu ~ensaSirt %tpCreeu, iOipie bic 9ar ebenfals wiez
Der benz beltebteu gGirtb s. % Gt,aus iibertraeen nurbe.
Seioe Gbetle iperben nidt %eerfebIen, he aupeIenten in
befdnOi8er 9bGtiSteit uub III better SarmOuie iuSeu Al
etbalten, penn Der @irIueuug sefOIst mirb.
&tfetS 81 fir l Setru II. Dameu itub Benin uutersei@=
neten @omtte, ippie a6enbs an Der aaiie an BADEN.
DaS @pmtte;
tF-bt Scbu Gelbert, 9Ubn Delft, 6. &nebeI.
az Grpfer Teft= mnS SnStancr=SdH+
%M Der 9tupIa SO. 90, Il WW.
En- uatt ieiuen Orbensbrapern Irmie benz Gubl;tam
uberpaupt bic ~er9etenite Nn5eiSe, r." T16tsz
Ibenb, Dientas, %. De,. eiuer
netbaI Seranfaltet be-
gefpart porben Il
SIt me-
ria
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MapprS Office, Stobt. Sail,

. WOti5.
Office Der @DIi5eis@ o M m i1ton
Baltimore, 90. Deg. 1866.
Ser GDeibnu@tstas lift bisber alsemetu kur9 ~gbfeuern
bon @epebren, PifcIen, 6~eueripert &C. sefeiert nprben
nnb ba oiele nnfaIe fi3 bur6 terartise 8OrsGnse ereisnet
baten nnb ndnte 6euerSbrunt babur6 beranlost nprbeu
1T, 10 iiub mir entiGIpffen, G6ntiGe gortcmmniile au Sers
9tnbern. Der Pol5einnri&aG if a~nseUislen nprben, bic
RcIi5eina4t 81 i~nfruirer, ons YsriOnen, Wel6e Neuerz
paffen III ben Strusen nbi@esen, Dter Geueriperf, bes
fannt ala Spit beUns, Double 9eabeb Dut9men &c. irpie
anbere arten bon Ueuerioert Obbrennen, Sl ~oerbofter.
Sames 0Dun9,
80 81 NaIiant,
nnpbi 9~Spliaetz 6 pmmifGre.
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Neaete Na1ri6ten.


xslearapbirt fir osu ..gaItuprt gBeGsr".
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9tSeibna0ten /!

SSseibuati>tcm aSctbnGdDten !
9ei bem beranaa6enben @eriftieft empfebte ID uleiaen
Greunbeu nnb benz seeFrten PubIifum mein rei&5aItiseS
Eager Der itSufen
Nilrnbcr0cr S%piClluadren
Sn ben ~uSBistcn 4reiIen, bauptiSbH@ fHr WieberUer.
fiufer. gIu& baltic i9 eiu Eager bHbI6er Gancb @Daaren,
iDelbe fG gu @ei6enten fHr @rpa6iene beienS eiSnen
unb lake ane Elm, BEL mir 3uerR bOr5uipre&en, e9e fe
~aueerstpo faufa1.
WtttD G9uI3,
1~nob5mo NO@de Tront unb Baltimore ctr.
@5cu. -. Gteinbatb,
SIC. 70 9e. 8altimrrefr, @de 2ripOlete GGeb,
Smpprteu bon
Spiel, Oatonteriewaoren, Burselan>Irtiteln,
&prtwuaren, Barfinerie'n II, MeIer, S&ee@
rem, 8Irften, Simmer, Spie9eIn,
Spasierit6den, OOminOs, Sab.
GbatOulIen, @aba5, 0as
mental6en, WaSten
II. /. 10,
iOpie ~oneiniser gtsent fiir 8. s. Bombs ~bertBrnte Geusrs
pete. $40 70 ge. SaItimUreitr., gde EripOIetS ansp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-11

swell, now suppose a rebellion should
break out against the government in
New England, would you not assist TO
suppress it ?"-
.!if I didn't live in New England
would if 1 did, L wouldn't" aI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-11

e IN SEaSi aSi4FapfE LEAD, PURE, IU5T
ht eaaor aLoAa RrldsS, u s-csfEIl,-' Mi a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-11

The Fairmont National is offered
'absolutely'' for sale. Mr.. Taylor, the
owner, announces that in consequence
of other demands on his time and at
tention he sis compelled to put the
National into markell" Whether sold
regularly and faithfully conducted" !"
Mr., Taylor SAYS that he islands, polit-
ica1ly Just where President Johnson
and William 81, Seward stand" !"
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mittee therefore, is, that the so called
Confederate States are not at present en-
titled to representationin the Congress
of the; United Statesj that before allow
ing such representation adequate secu-
rity for future peace and safety should
be required; that this can only be found
in such changes OF the organization of
law as shall determine the civil rights
and privileges of the citizens in all parts
of the Republic; shall have representa-
ton on an equitable basis; shall nix a
stigma upon treason and protect the
loyal people against future claims Tor
the expenses incurred in support of the
rebellion, and for manumitted slaves
together with an express grant OF pow
er in Congress to enforce these proVlS-
ions. To this end they offer joint res
olution for amending the Constitution
of the United States and the two sever
al bills designed TO carry the same into
effect, before referred TO. Before closing
this report your committee beg leave 10
state that the specific recommendations
submitted to them are the result OF con-
cession after Il long and careful COM
parison of conflicting opinions upon
question of Such magnitude, infinitely
important as it is to the future of the
Republic. It was not TO be expected
that all should think alike. Sensible OF
the imperfections of the scheme, your
committee submit to Congress as the
best they could agree upon, in the hope
that its imPerfection may be cured and
its deficiencies supplied by legislative
wisdom, aud thai, finally adopted, it
may tend TO restore peaceund harmony
to the country and TO place our repu6-
lican institutions on more stable
foundation.
[Signed1 w. P. FEssENDEN,
JAMES w. GRIMES,
IRA HARRIS,
j. NJ. HOWARD,
GEORGE II. WILLIAMS,
THADDEUs STEVENS,
JUSTIN >. MORRILL,,
JOHN a. BINGHASf,
Roscoe CoEKLISa,
GEORGE S. BOUTWELL,.
The dissentients are Senator johnson
and Representatives Grider and Rod
gers.
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WHAT soUTHBRNERs WILL HEREAFTER

"And do you think there will be an
other rebellion3" / inquired.
"Not ifthe United States government
acts properly," was the reply, "but
southern blood won't stand any OPP
preston"
81 suppose" said 1, "that southern
ers intend to obey the laws2"
30, of course" he replied, "I intend
to do that as long as there is peace"
''That is" said I, "you will be obedi-
ent to the laws as long as you are COM
PEELED to-"
WAnd do you think" said I, "thegov-
eminent should feel grateful to you for
such obedience as that?" 49,
"Indeed 1 do" he answered; 81 think
it should feel grateful for every hour
do not fight against it.
EQUALITY OF THE BELLIGERENrs.
Alter some further remarks, he asked:
eff the government considered us equal
during the war, why should we not be
looked upon as equals now 2" '-i
sit did not consider you SO, my friend.
II looked upon you as insurgents en-
gagged in the commission of an enor-
nous crime" atl ta..r
"Why?" Didn't it treat us as bellig-
erents?" -.-..
SIT recognized the fact that you were.
It never recognized your right SO to be.
1t insisted you, were committing trea-
son all the time"
"But If we were recognized as enc
mics how could we be traitors2"
"The characters are entirely consist
ent," answered. 1.-THE more traitors
the more enemies; for traitors are the
worst enemies a country can have"
TRAITORS TO THE SOUTH.
"Well," said he, 81 cannot see it in
that way. 1 think both parties were
engaged in honorable warfare. Idon't
think any the less of a northern man
who fought in the federal army. con-
slider that the only traitors in the whole
business were those southern men who
fought against the South"
Why" said I, '.they looked upon
the whole United States as their country.
uing faithful TO it, when you and others
were striving to destroy it ?"
Every WE'LL" he replied, with more
warmth than he had manifested. Il
say they were traitors. despise them
myself, and L shall teach my children
to hate them forever"
DEFINITION OF "MY COUNTRY"
"And you think, them" said I, "that
man should regard as his country
the peculiar section in which he hap
pens to live?"
"Certainly," said he.
"But," said 1, did 1 not understand
you to say that you consider the United
States as your country, for the present,
at least ?"
Yes" ~ aH frrs= al-s e--f's tfE5s
swell, now suppose rebellion should
break out against the government in
New England, would you not assist TO
suppress it?"
.!if I didn't live in New England 1
would; if L did, L wouldn't" gI
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The dissentientsa are Senator Johnson
and Representatives Grider and Rod
gers.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Detailed Report of the Committee on
Observation-Disclosures Question OF
RepresentatIOn---CO --COndItiOn OF the
late RebeIIIOus StateS-.-GuRrantees
for the Future Required---General
"a Grant Desires an Increase of the
Army.
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WHEELING, Apri II, ls6o.
PrsBURe, July 5. 1861

MessrS- McCABE, KRAFT d Co, GeTHenIe1-
Allow me TO add my testimony TO that OF
Others, in regard 10 your celebrated "DinIThea
ComPou nd" have been for a long time
subject TO the disease for which II Is recon-
mended. have tried various remedie7I but
never found one that so completely ersadic1ltea
the disease as your medicine a short TIM
ago was suffering terribly with DLarrhea L
procured a bottle OF "KEAfts Diarrhea Com.
pound" experienced ImmidiAte relief from
ever. reRnId n as an Invaluable medicine,
and would NOT be Without II Yours truly,
= l. w. SrEWART
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speed, I am your friend,
v. II. METCALFE,
Of Metcalfe, Bro. q Co.

MeCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale Drug
gtsts, Wheeling, w. Va. sole prOpnetorA, 70
whom all orders should be addretSed
For sale by REED, KRAFT q So.L LentIs
Ohio, and by Dealers In Aei;cines every
where teoAtohlooW
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OUR COUNTRY.
Nom a Letter in The Ci,lcinn lti Gazette.

'welI, said he, 4 consider the South
as my country; and If we are ever re-
concfled to the North, she will have to
meet us as equals. 1t can be done In
aAnd do you not consider the United
States your country uow3" -
"fsIppose do" he replied, laugh
ing, sat least until another rebellion
breaks outl" - G.
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or its kindred dlseases-during the coming
summer.
The following are q few Of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given TO the
ProprietOrs. by persons who arc well known
WHEELING, Apr 18th, 1855.
MesSFs. MCCABE. KRAFT q Co., GeHHe1Ie7lS
Camp DiaTrhea with which have been deep
IL AFFLICTED for almost one month. dH other
remedies tried having failed, and finding II not
only a present relief but a permanent cure,
talke. pleasure in recommending 1t TO the fl-
vorable notice OF all who may be alike afiict-
60, Chaplin 18th W. va. Iniantffy.
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On Wednesday last, says the Romney,
Hampshire county IntetLigeneeT, a nun !.
Der of the "citizens, ladies and others,
met at the "beaptiful Indian Mound
the gallant Confederate dead who lie
within It's haIlowed precincts"