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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

We publish on orr second page this moTa.ns ~
view Of George Eots new novel; on The third page
Law Intelligence, and interesting city matters
and on the seventh, important political news letter.
from our special correspondents IN Texas, Mississippi
and Canada; gossippy letter on Art in Washington.
an article on Paper Collars and Cuff, Connoaos
ment of the LewisbuTg University, and some genera
oft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

Our Canadian Correspondent reports anoihe, pro-
iee,ed Fenian INVASION and his statements mayJls'.y
be credited, 80 far as tho runor and tie fright ali
concerned. Gen Dick Taylor is said 70 beat the heal
of the Fenian army, bit it would h. more important
70 know whether ecu Meade Is again At The tai Of IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Il DAYS INTERVIEW WITH HIS COUNSEL

FORTRESS MONROE. Thursday, August = 1850.
Mr. OConor went North this evening on the steamer
George Leary having brought TO an end ms po'rlcet tn
eryiow with Davis From the moment OF ms arrvl nero
three DAYS ago he has remained constantly inside tns
fortress closely engaged with his client From The length
OF the visit and the sudden manner IN which t was made
it is believed that u mainly attributable o the recent
report OF the judiciary Committee % Congress a1i M
urgent Necessity thereby created b acc &c upon ap5'
defense M ylss VI LIZ slaraAeli1s 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

No doubt the Rebel flag hosts in many Southern
town to-day. In Savannah, we are told. the Fourth
of July was celebrated as the anniversary of the Bat
tie of Bull Run, the Rebel flag was displayed, and
cbeered loudly by the crowd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

Tgy TRIBUNE AT SARAToGA-Thornton, neVsmal
saraoza TKBusE Tor i've cents aad hs boy, sell
lie dewaE Of the principal hotels O. tie same Pice
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival Of tho Eagle at hs port yesterday VIC have
from Havana to the esh ofJu!y. The New Government
OF San Domingo had issued decree Offering general amnesty
to the pasns President Beez and declaring that every
general other officer who would hereafter refuse to submit
would be considered traitor. yellow fever aad smallpox
cnnfinHe o raee at Havana.
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no Advertisers,

We will thank our advertising customers to hand IA
their early an hour possible u received aher
nco they be classified under their proper 5sl1
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OREGON.

The following is the official statement Of the cleo
ton held in Oregon in June last compared with the
election held in 1854 for Congress:
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arc Indebted 70 10 Bureau Of HehN anf 'i..sl
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Bnsluess Notices.

A CAUTIoS-The wonders wrought By BUTCHERS
IaarSrSa FLIKmLER tremendous sale all over tie country
hys started qusck make limitations Every Druggist
knows this to be true imposed uPo BIZ, DoToHsHs and
ell riEht
If THB BABY Is CUTTING TEETH, use that old aud
tried remedy srs wISsLovs SOOTHING srRur which greatly
tn, process and regulate tbs bowels Il relieves
from pain corle acdty wind collie anj by giving
infant quiet natural sleep gives rest to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

We print to-day simply for information, authentic
maps Of the cholera districts Of the city for which We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

STEVENS BRoTIlERs (Anenosn Agent. for lHs-
Cove ". { J. hgentt @ 4Ni""t
They viii sso receive Svssesur,oss and A'''r''''sf'
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TERRACE GARDEN. Thirdsys
FpTs EVENING Of G-THEO. TiIOMASS ORCHESTRAL
GARDEN CONCERT Programme varied every eFeeiDs ft.e
elstf
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To Catresnnnarnfs.

No nolos be taken ofAuOnymou: Communicative, "p
sded for insertion be authenticated by the name % "
o. the wrter-noi oscssssry To- puosaioa ou' siu''
an'y for his good fsrh
A. i.,,.,, 4, M oa. to,lo he .disusils The Tsn
USE" kew.York.
Ne ssHuo. undertake 10 tstura rejected Communicative"
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BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM .
DAY AND ENENiNG-JACK AND Gill. M q - " OF
ssi fsl company. ONE HUNDRED THOU CUAOSiIiEs
iiik CAROLINA TWINS.
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AMneemcnis.

WAIIACK'S TfiEATER
THIS EVENING ts-sHAMUs OsRi-s' Daa Bryant V. r
y3 Charles Fisher y. r Rnggod Go Holland s. Uassn
Williamson, G. +. Brown, Miss eoss Cooke Ma. Mas sSt
M. I0h1 Scion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

IalS EVENING 81 G-TRE ICE WITCH Me- Mefs Smith
d., Webb Sisters Fowler Sisters ad iu 0rsnd Ger
Open Chorns First time Of gorgeous fiuse THE hLFlN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

NhlAkiNlS CIRCUS
TfUS EVENING a. Sat the Bleeckerst Pavilion Bodigut'
Nelson Brothers Marvellous EtheDr Pupils Sgot
'5ssn Don A. Marques and full company Performances every
,'efaoon. Last week Of tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

N. Con,l,ation> Amendment which ia tAs groundwork u
that n.an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03
IRATErT'S SWIETrNIA.

and preserving the teeth giving rmns ard tone 90 tn
ui nparins to the breath and Offering desh,io
r,re,hng feeling mouth. For safe everywhere Try it
y,a viii other. Depot, No. q Psttst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

WOODS THEATER -
rus EXENlNG-PoDIJAH b. PEASLEY-ThE roo sa OF
,rl Yankee Locke, oud M company Benefit Of h'' jeanne
Merfsi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03
Morn AND FRECKLEs.

Ladies afflicted with dscolssons the face called Moth Patches
Frsck, shoad PERRI celebrated Morn FRE0xLx 10
iniole. Prepared by Dr. b. PERRT, Dermaoosi"
n, - Bondt New York Sold by 81 Druggist, in New IorS
elsswbere. Price 81
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MINTER GARDFN


TINS EVENING at e-COLUMBUs RECONScRuCTft-
tENNY LIND Mr. John BIoushsm Miss Emiy Neville. g. e.
poun W. 5. Andrews Last ight b., one.
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EVENING SESSION oS WEDNESDAY" ISTERGLOBULA
SPACES "-vULCAEIZED RUBBER.
lpsolL Dispatch The n Y. Tribune.
poo,o~ Me- Tbu,sdar Avg . I-sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

All families should have DALEY MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR Burns Cuts Bruises and skin De'e to which
children liable For bites and dressing Tor sores
a invaluable Twehtynve box. sold by Dn ss and at
e., Depot No. - Cedsg.'t n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

Dg. b. G. PERRY, the celebrated Dermatologist
L,,s successful OF Hair scsp and Face has made
worldwide reputation viii leave this city Saturday Angus,
his B0,or oBce. No. l Winers to be absent until o',ober
time be be con.nli.a 90 No. q Bondai.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-03

MARyIS's NRy PATENT ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
Pas BURGLAR SILVER PLATE SAFES Highly ornamental and
Uraaed perfectly dry Also large assortment o. Bankers and
MARvr Co. 2S5 Bdway. and ~ Chestnut st. Phu,
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-03

NO. IL Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS.
HAS on hand large aud select stock of DRUGS
and MEDICINES which offered Tor sale at prices in
accordance with Northern quotations adding small
advance on COS, Of same, in qzsntities to suit the
waists Ct purchasers
Coumission Merchants, Planters and Druggists can
rely up {, . .tting their goods put up with and
dispatch
TIL, following :rtielss embrace small portion of
my stock GA hani:and to arrive
1000 ounces French and American QULNINE
| 600 It's. Acknowledgements and English,
| $50 ounces sJLPHATE MORPHINE,
| 1900 lbs Refined CAMPHoR,
$50 lbs Powdered IPECAC,
5olbs IPECAC ROOT,
800 lbs CHLoRoFoRM-I 10 bottles
$50 ounces NITRATE SILVER,
Ia5 lbs I0DIDE PoTAss,
800 It's SWEET SPIRITS SITRE,
10 Ibis CASTOR OIL,
50 bbIs FLAX sEED-wdole and ground,
eobbIs EPSON SALTS.
500 lbs INDIGO,
5000 los GUM ARABIC-Finc aud sorts,
1900 lbs TARTARI ACID,
500 lbs ARROW RoOT-Amr and Bermuda,
so Boxes CASTLE SOAP.
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.
so Gross vERMIFUGE,
Gross Browns FROCHES.
5 Gross BryAn's WATERS,
so Gross PILLs-Ayer's, Brandeth's, etc,
6oDsz Morison's INvIGoRATIEG BITTERS
IS Doz RED JACKET BTTTERs,
so Dee HoSTETTER's BITTERS,
s Gross sOzoDoET,
Gross Morrison's PICTORIAL SYRUP,
Gross Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL,
so Doe Morison's SARSAPARILLAi
so Doz Bulls sARSAPARII4LA,
500 Doz Scotch and MaccOboy SNUFF,
} 5ODoz COD LIVER OIL
Alsoa Due assortment Of PERFUMERY, PURE
B ANDY and WINES, for sale by
@. NJ MORRISON,
SIN IL MagaZien Street
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-03

New UTIeanS.
AGENTS EoR
J. G Marzetti & Sons, Porter and Ale. London
Ell & Geo Hilbert, do do do
Marett & Co. Brandy, Cognae,
Poultrey & Co, do do
Keeper s, Co, Wines, Oil, &c, Bordeaux,
Meet & Chandon, Chs mp agne- Epernay.
Henkle & Co. Hook and Moele Wines, EIayenee,
Keller, Bourbon Whisky. KEN ucky,
Kemp Day & Co, Preserved Fruits
Fish, Meat and Vegetables New YoSE
TIE subscriber solelts orders for the direct inrr
tation of tne above menticned articles a stock Of
which Is always on hand.
Cotton and other Products and merchandise Of
every description, bought and sold for a commission
S. WOLFF,
No. II, Tckopitoulas Street,
Dec. l1-d3m New Orleans
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-03

yVo1Id be abl1 10 keep from my neck her line arm
She riIed and She placed her fair arm around hl7
neck
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-03
j. G. M o Il + \
No. II Union Street, (TRHd Floor
leans, or q. Dor No. 24l7
r { AL e S IA ( A G!
win Buy, Sell, or Lease Plantations
Property.

He refers to the following well-kuowa
and 10 all others who have had bus.u
tious with him, at jackson and Canton
ring the past fifteen years Hon. "
J. & I. Green, jackson, Miss G N
A. II. Arthur, Vicksburg, Miss Ito.
Houston, Aberdeen, Miss Hon II.
Macon, Miss, r. L. Adams, No. a. Una
&. +. Smedes, St James Hotel, } K 7.
X Stuart, No. 7 Carondelet St, Al. 4
Gravier ST., New Orleans; L. NJ Avery
Tenn; j. 3. ID. DeBow, Washington G
am -3mos
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-03

ARITHMETIC FOR FREEDNEN.--A
correspondent Of the Chicago Times,
writing from Louisiana, tells the fol
lowing story
To illustrate the condition Of affairs in
many places, a good story is told of
scene which lately took place between a
negro and a Dutch lieutenant, who was
acting provost marshal 1t seems that
the Teuton officer representing the MAJ
es.v Of the United States, in order to
make his office pay, kept on hand
small stock of tobacco and ginger cakes
to sell to the negroes. One day
strapping darkey polled his head in the
door, and asked, ''Whar Is the massa
provost p Well vot You wants p de
mandedths lieutenant. ''Well, Is quit
workin' down dere on that place saiu
Cuffee. And vat te tevil you quits
vor p asked the Teuton. "Nhy, you
see, massa dey's only GIBBS me one
eighth of the crop, and ober ON anodder
place dab, dey GIBBS ono-sixteenth =
Come in here you tam black skin. Now
youpuys teese two chinger-cakes twenty
five cents, aud dat Is cheep,' says the
lieutenant Cufee pays down the
quarter. We'll now, look here, l cuts
dis chinger-cake in eight pieces-you
see dat r. Yes, sar,' says Cuifee with
a broad grin. Well den, | cuts dis
odder chinger cake in sixteen pieces
YOU see dat 2" Yes, sar.' well, now
yich is re biggest piece, zis one-eighth
OF zis sixteenth r. yah, yah, dis
eight piece, massa.' well, zen, YOU
tam black skin fool, you goes back
to your place, vor you see re eight /:
more peter zan re sixteenth CUTIE
left apparently satisfied, but still very
much perplexed in Teuton arithmetic
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-03

Efwas
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-03
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
Flo: the Sale, Purchase orr Leasing or
Gotten d Sugar Plantations
nd Lands.
No. Il CarondOlet Street
NEW ORLEANS, La.

NO. II CafOnuOleG ctEttt,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
Offer their services Planters and landhCideEs
generally for the sale lease of their Plastatons
and Land. Through their friends at the North. and
their relations with Capitslsts seeking t. invest in
Cotton and Sugar Lands heretofore under cuva ton
they possess the best facilities for efetiBg sales
leases They have established Agency in New
York Messrs DESLONDE & JENKINS 80, Pine
Street and in correspondents with the Principal
Lane agencies other cities from which they hays
frequent apple ions for Improved lands.
hey there fore confidently invite the attention Of
Planters and others this circular, and solicit those
wishing sell TO entrust them with the sale OF the
property Plots maps, and full description OF toe
lands and improvements with pr and terms, should
be furnhe when the order to sell Jesse is given
Messrs ] Bwalton & Desionde authorized to
refer TO
NEW ORL EANs-John G. Gaines President Citiz n s
bank John Pemberton President erehaDts les. c.,
Adam Gifin State Treasurer, EstinG Co, Fact@s,
w d Crquhart, Factors, GeoW West Factor, Geo.
S Vaudeville, Factor, 10 " att d Co. Factors, a
Trf mouet, Factor, Moses Greenwood &Sons Factors.
Gen G T Seauregard, H Slocomb, G sa Edw Spar
row. Madison Parish. S Darby st Martin Alfred
Roman St James
NEW YoRK-Mose Gsinnell, Wm Taylor Sons
Hon Robert Walker Jas Day, Isaac p Martin,
/ Desionde L. jenkins. Dec3d 3ui
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-03

We draw from the attic OF the house.
hold Of our memory on incident that oc-
Cured IN Frankfort, Jour native place.
that we think worth relating. Some
wears ago a Young and beautiful giTi, ana
bv-the.wav cousin, with whom We were
wont to romp over the hills that surround
that picturesque little city, who was the
idol other aunt, with whom she boarded
while q pupil Of Greenwood oemehTy'
became the heroine Of the Incident
She was possessed Of many intellectual
endowments, and naturally had a sensi-
tive and vivid Imagination. After retlr-
ing home one evening, after day OF
girlish romp, she retired early TO bed
not TO dream Of unHedgcd cuplds or
g loves brightest hour" but to await the
slow digestion Of a heavy dinner OF mInce
pies, &c, when her sIumbars were aus
turbed mot from mental eZertion'l but
the workings Of deranSed--stomach.-
At length agonizeduature triumPhed over
sleep, and she awoke with terrible pans
such As are usually incidental to what IS
vulgarIy known as collie. In her agony
she sought relief in a bottle Of hnlment
that was up on the mantle piece. no
light to ignite taper she trusted her
recollection for its lodging place; and
finding, what she supposed to be DAVIS
Pain Killer, quickly nerF"uSIy' 'i'or,
oughly bathed the affected parts ana
retired again to her virgin couch much
relieved On waking at the dawn OF rosy
morn, Judge Of her agony aud aston'sh-
ment on looking down on hei eie9ahI
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-03
professional Oar,
RAM0OW2I

Removal.
nR. X KNAPP has removed TO DDS
~ HiIzheims new building, Corner Of
Pearl street where he is prepared to aJle
who desire DENTAL OPERATIONS pc.
the most careful and skilliul manner
Teeth inserted from one to an entire ST.
silver OF Vulcanite base The later NE
ment anu guaranteed to give satisfaction
jaH22dtt
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-03
THE DAILY CLARION
THE WHISTLE.

You have heard, said youth to his s"se''e'''
who stood ,..,..-g a.,Iir,o-
You have heard Of the Danish ''>
rvis6 TN that the Danish boys whistle were mine
nd what would you do with IL Tell me She
w is'u an arch smile played over. her beautiful
i would tid' blow it he answered and then my fair
maid s-
Would fy 70 my side. aud would there take h'f
place.
Il that all YOU wish it for That may be- your
without any magic the fair maiden oIIs''
sa a favcr so al aht ous's good uatuTe 7-fiiIt7
And she pIaFfnlIv seated herself by bis -lae.
I would blow it again said che youth and the
charm .5...,- .1,l-E-
yc-r'Jd Ea ana 10 keep from my neck her Inc arm
sue smiled and She placed her iaf arm ato'A ''
neck
VT ,rre more would blow. and the magic divine
WouId bring me a third time exquisite bliss
You would lag your fair cheek 70 TINS brown one '.
And your lips. stealing past &c. would sre me @
kiss"
The maiden laughed out in her iauoceH. 4lae-- .,
hat = fool of yourself 10 .lf tHe NA-i'' -'. I'd
make
For 5nlv coasider how ally twould be- ..,..
TO sit there and whistle for "Hft E2a iai-'-. l5'.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-09-13
Siue'S dllc Ncrrdtbcr ?

IS III wotrbaft lIherlid, tpenn man bic ratis
falcn glGtter cubiicbt unp pabrnimmt, eaB le
immcr nod bic altenS StibwRrter uGcpperbeabS"
,,uSrcicle 9tebeQenfrcunre", ,SerratberD. II. l.
~, ouf olr anmenben wclde nibt ms rabifale
Sprn tlairn, Icnrern iih rrireden aneersr
AItinuna ~ lrin. 9Gir wcrtcn lrtrh pb has
Trlf iiA purcb iplthe NraftauSerilte tcwrger
lalIeu MIN, lei cen nibltrn Srrtiiwhblrn ben
rocifalcn Srtreiern une llmltSern nphmals
bic 3iissl III bic SInce 81 9sts1; pssr oh es bic
llnirn mireer bersce!lt unb bic ernltitutipn
aufrrtbt crbalten lrben mill.
Gir ,,tptte Gnte", her berildti9te 6crnes,
nanntr Yrr cin paar Iagru bri elmer Srrlamm-
luna eer Iaeifacn in yancalter ga, ten prS=
lirrntm 5ctnIpn wisrer einsn ,infamcn TerrS'
tber," uic 0lte Vryalrn Spn bcmlelbrn 0jelihter,
tic alle pilien feline teIrrcn 9lr9umente pers
,utrinaen, ais ibrcn G,eancru Gbrentitrl bciSu-
lracn, bic ben Gatalcg her hamburger SiI6wsi.
Der III ben Sdattcn itracn.
GS wtrc AM II. September cine Gpnrens
Hcu ppn ganrs unp Seeiplpaten III Gleselane,
O., 1tattiincrn, ~ prlder bic bcrSprra9enclten
9IilitGrpcripncn cine gtrrllc unp gluHcreerun9
an9lac, bic fir bic llutcrrriidllng brr 9trbellirn
unp bic Hieecrberitellung uno Grbaltrlng Der
Union fcd,tcn unp butctrn, rrlailen baten.
Der ,3wcd ter GpnYenticn it, bic 9piitif bes
prGIrentsn in ber gGeiie, pie eS Spn bsr Nd
tipual. llnipn. GcnYenttpn 81 @bilasslpbia &C.
l9at, su unterltiigen.
Die 6acifalen nennru BEN prITcenten cben
tieler Ieiner politif weser, rprlde 8riesen lne
ytube i'm ganee unp bic Union tpiecer berlteIen
mill, einen ,,infamrn Terratber", unb ipenn sr
Gin IerSttrr it, Iinb tann ni6t glae Serrattsr,
bic ieinrr prlitif bep1idbtsn Son benWFinnern,
wrlde bic 9lsrelle unr sluHrrteruns unterlhrie'
brn unr Ie sstiLIist babrn nennsn mir bier
| fplgfnee:
@en. Iaipre:-6. q. ". WrGcpf, \,
s.. Neulrau, Geprse Grppf, Q. Meresitb,
Sbos. GIVING, IT,, Spbn q. Dir, Sames y
Stsssman, S. y. Blair, q. SS. Slceum, Oa'
nirl q. Sidles, G,prbpn Granger, Sobna. Me'
Glernanc, 3. 81. Gp,id, gS. SS. .9lperia, unt q
aueere Gjrneral Nfajpre, peren 9tame wenissr rail-
acmein brfannt limb 33 Srisatier'@sns'
rale, t6 GplcnelS unb % bU6itebente @rmss'
Gr,te.
9Eirb has @plf ten unSerl9Gmten Warft
Idrciern slarbsn, tab tieir @Gnnrr @errdtbe
Gnb 2 Die 9tatifalsn bpiTen rs, uns ssben ba
turcb bent Spfs in intslsetuelcr 5inli9t cit
slrmuttS, 3eusnif, has eS bel ben naG
lten 9Gatlsn nit Gntriiiuns suriidwriiel
nirb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-09-13
Yrdfrcnt Scbnipn une bic
Sfrbritrr.

Cine Delegation bsr grteiter 6 pus
Sentipn, pel6e pprige SSpcbe in Baltimore
Srrlommct mar, bate lrbtsn SamItas cine
llntrneruns nit IrGlieent Spbnlpn. Sr.
Sndclif Srn SQinpiS rebete ben prIiibenteu
an. Gr ia9te, bic gIrtciter miini6ten bab
bic slrbcitsset auf s Shlnrsn tGslid tsratses
isBt wiirSe frrncr tab bic SHcnti6en 2Gntes
rcirn niht in tieSGrte Won Spsfulantrn fielen,
lpneeru slntaurrn pprbebalteu blietrn, unb
snelid,, tab bic greiie uitt turtb Mrbct Der
Gjrfan9euen III ben Strafanlialten brruntersc.
briIdt wiirrrn.
9'rGiiNent 5ptnIpn cr,pirtsrte taraut taB or
ilbrr ten lsgten Yuntf li9 surrlt auslaiien
wplle. Gr ilinme in ticIer Sinii6t gang nit
ben @iinltsn ber 9rbriter ibsir, II. babe i1pn
ais or nod MitSirc Der Gjrissscbuns icine5
SematbsitaateS mar, cine Sill in Sesicbung
raraui riusebraht. SSaS bic pHrntli9rn eai,s
rsrccn anbrreiTr, 70 babe CT ais Mitgliep tes
Gpn9reieS unb tr5 Ser. ct. Senats unernliib-
licb az ben paiiruns ber SeimtIttebill gear
better, une crit fiipli1 cine Bill nit Setp bele9t
pur6 welhf CREPE Snsden ganc einrr Company
selcDentt wrrtrn icaten. CGer Spreder hcr
9lrtcitsr crwirrerte bieraut taB iic id iebr wpbl
Ieinrs Yetp'S 9r9cn bic uWcntana Giien Man-
ufattur Grmp." crinnerten.) )-S8as bic @r-
tctstuneen antctrrife, ip lieBc iid ni6t gut cine
betimmte Jtsscl pariitrr fefitellen /; CT lei oter
fir bic mSsli6it fiiriete grteisst, unS tperse
ben slrbeiteru germ beiIetn, bies 3irl su erreid-
en.
Sr. Sindeliif crwieberte tarauf:
,,Grlauten Sie, Serr YfGiieent, raB id So
nen 9famens ber an,prleneeu Serrn fir bic unS
bepill9te llntrrrebuns banfc. SD banfc Sbnr
ell aber aud I'M Namen Der sau,en Irbeiterflal-
ic i'm san;en Gebiet ber Ser. etaaten fir bic
Sbriuabmc, welbe Gle ibncn tepirlen babCn
unp aufs gisue beipsilcn wcllen."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-09-13
General Wiaib,

tcr i'm Muftrage teS @cuserneurS Mprtcn jett
in Snbiana Stun,preten fir bic Ganttpaten Der
republifaniiden partei, unter tsnen lih anoip-
nptbin9s unc 1empcrensmuder tefnber, balt,
bat purb ieine unsere6tfertistsn @nsriiTe auf
pumne ,,Satbplifen" pelte CUR bempfratilhen
partei scbpren, nit JteGt srpben InHpb errest
unp feline biSberise allsemeine pppularitGt
grpbentbeils einscbiibt. slu6 in MabiIpn fpnn-
te er ii6 eincs slnsriif5 auf bic aatbplifen
nidt entbalten, inpem or laste:
.Sn welhen Wabe bic Osmcfraten Stimmen
81 MAIDEN Iu6en, benefit tab Yugb inGincnnati
turSlidb fatbplilb 9ewprcen 1T, unb pencletpn
jeyt llnterpeilung pcn rinem tntboliben Yfara
rer nimmt unp eS 1T tein i3wsifsl hap has gllleS
i'll err abNat seibifbt eas fatbclil9s Sptum
~ bal6en."
Die auf Ventlctpn te3iisli6e Wittbciuns 1T
jetenfallS enem leeren Gerilht entnp nlmen.
gSa5 aber pusbs VrimtSerblltniIc uno reli.
siT,en Inldauunsen nit benz Wablfampf in
5nbana Su tbun batrn, Sermpsen mir niGt
einsulrben, benn has ibm ppn gSili6 nntsrse-
i6ptene MctiS, bur6 irinrn lrbsrritt sur fa-
tbrlii6sn Jtslisiun Ierisi9 auf kttcliide
Stimmen Su iFsfuliren 1T su atssidmadt, I'M
bic 9crinslte Seadtuns su Sertienrn. SSenuL
mic 9Silli6 bsbauptet, bic .bummen aatbplifrn
sS iinp", prl6e bic renlcfratii6e Yartei tilpen,
70 trau6t pp1 wabrli1 Gin renirfratil6er Gait
picat ni6t ert fatbpliib su pereen, um temp.
fratilhe Stimmen ber aatbplifrn gu erbalten
bic Stimmen berNatbplifen fallen ibm ia, na6
@iai9S SstauptllnG ppn Ieltit 81. gEil'
lid serGtb alip turb feline MptiYiruns ienss
ShriteS Spn Yusb nit iih ielbt III g9ierrr-
lpru6. -
9Siaih III ein gutter Splcat abrr Gin 16leds
ter Yplitifer, unb @ouYrrueur Mortpn batte
iid feinen lble6teren gsentsn ais serabc ibn
aaswGblen fGnnen. gSilid wirb bur6 icine
maBlrIen slnsriiTe auf bic Oemofraten unb bic
Aatbplifsn birIe iibrrli6 nibt fir bic republi-
fanilbe partei gewinncn. SSenn CT ben 9ln-
tr,scenticn mebrerer auf bsm rrpublifanil6en
@ablSettel SnpianaS itrbsnbrn Ganbibaten
nabfprlhsn pplltr, tpilrpe CT einIrben, bab bic
aatbplifer, tpelfe fir feline Nnppnptbinss unp
SempersnSmudcr ifimmen wpllen, gar niGt 10
cumm linr, mic cr meint, sislmebr Iebr acIdeibt
unb taS &eIultat bcr nG6lten gSabl wirb ibn
berbrsn, hap es lebr pirle ;, bun,me,, Oeutlbe
rbnr lluteri6isb per 9teiisipn sistt, wel6e fir
bic ein,ise Ydrtsi ltimmrn werpelt Spn Der ie
feline ancwnptbinss unp purianiide Gemper-
cnsseiiite gu bsfirbten babeu.