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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-20
Scbnjdbriger 1taemrnati&muS
nnrf GimreiDtGg brs GiiGaratss init
Sfd6tpaD's NcabD jictief

Sr. @pb. III, co Sable saGtenb, lit felt srDn
Satrcu an Bbsumatlsalus. SEtf IL @puben rubts
ar, pentruitcn b%iiilpS, cas- 3imrntr bhtsu. Sis
@tCser fparen oc,brtbt SefGDDuen II. ,ntgeitaGtet; bi.
1ance ,ramptbaft C%riiarrt icoab er pecsr DIE Jnetr
~teipsGfn. usr, Die 9iuce oufs cber 3untadeh toHr,,
hen genSen abrper bnl6jc0'n rDerruattibc 5hmer,
ien; oa9 !ncbcn aus benz Belle eeru Iedts bic ertstrn
StbnsrSen. WGn Eratte ion snol,dj baili. ta8 Giid.
srat irHb ,nb NbenSS IL cine Stanee mt 81 a ID a grs
&eabp Mcite Ciurciber III iafen. DE erits
Giurcibuns BET i'd fte ginberuas; mebrere nadipls
genie @tHrsitunScu entbOren ibn Bal Gd,u,er,er. unt
rad tiumoNailibem 8ebtauGe bts ReItei unb
einiaer @ntcl ocn q o6ipaD 's @tfltn mar
+ piecerbsreeitsat. SEPT lit sr Iuii.s II. sefurb IN
8rstii aslsgenttt6 nc0 e,nrral rap btm R~eIie u
rem % II. 1888
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-20
Sm @unbesa. g 6asemte fnb
%gegenwGrttG 2l3S 9sritnen befhdftiat.

Die 8unbe5. G'efaroenen auf hen Ors
9Drtu9aS (S6nbttbteninieln) Gsnic-
Den ss9enmdrtte ehne CUTE 9ebauSinRB
uno erfreuen ilN elmer heGeren @efunp.
belt, als wenn ise in einem 3ubttaule
aaf BEN TeFidnce ssfdrsen gcbaiten mir,
ben. Spangler, @rnelp unb S'2ausblin
sct6nen il9 pur6 gutes 8etrasen aus ;
Der Grftere arbettet ie9r leibi9 In ber
TiffterwerfaGtte. E1e a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-20

gptr n0d WCrJtn, We, rei't, inject DC TIcuf'
5tci 4BeoGn u. @ClosGpro' iir bic / Gf@cAe unS
btlligfe.
Jtur otcIc qjntt Der'auit Surhbjatte uub 9'bt gc
~pGdmarfsn fur bic pSsabearb .Jtpoucics 8aRr", nnS
rur tbrc yaTcglees ,8aata Gtct4 rad rem SuSen neis
%terrtiica.
VaHogiere, m.Ids nit 6trt 8 ubr=Erlt!use rHr
Fcus gotF. o.tr NIT oeru 0 ID II, ll,G0 trilp;u9e bon
TbiaCiipbla mo tcm $50 fiad)miita1SiuSe tol
Wai 6!rlton %ebiaNrtr, tbunen mil ote'tr rinic Nl.td
petenstieu. qaiiUgters uto tbr Gegdd rtlotn IN
,1to,leli9 Spti6ea cen &aPaHSisn II. Sanlptern lFs'
bft.
mrrre ". ans, SriiiSent.
% N. G. z mith, Superln!snot1t 6r Baltimore
Enmpf- B1dst-s ompa6ule,
G. g. @utc, General. AeeE! Ser pSsa6corS,Ns2
nGfesatatn"
Spa6 O'6prnDr,
CD?at,1S) gaFaac- Tscrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-20
GaNrpreEle

eES7 Bur tefprtcrea &cnutuiBuabme "ggsg
@inWarSercr uuo Rciienee iOateu ieby ccritutia
fem, epe is jtsc Stleie tanitu. urb iCGttn btitl0'r
nug bon ipittr anGSiieIten Wtanttcn iGnt,n, bic ron
tbTcm Bsbaite ietcH, ntdlt atcr coI Ntdtitru G6sr
Syyibntraeeln, 6a fG ioaIt Der Gciahr ~auS0,i,st
THb. befdroluo;It ~ percs1 rnb tVr gI6 EmionA
ausJuGettT.
Durh iabrt8. 8tlIctc
rad allen lbeiisn oes QGiI.:is itn6 3u b9bc1 Eel
SarI5 9ilbebrantts
General mt0rantln &gsnlen cet Baltimore
Sbip-G 'enta6u",
(Taul 10 Sir. OF, Eb0ut5itra6e P0ltimcre,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-20
GinterTihs aGhmnlhins

tratd,n, tnien mir aut cefe isusfe Sri4einar8 aui
hem s!ibHaiStncu. Gctietc.
Die 9fr. l WGbnaiGint fir Sabrttanttn
1T bon bcfOrSirer Grbss. iehr tart II, triitts, teidt
~ Danbbabta, tp;rtG gcriuit redtuo; fIr icee Grt
N6btrei - bonn 6tnnfen Sottuue bis gum bititeu
FeOtr - einS,rt6tst uro nit taanirpNertrI lirnss
nan II. ictotnem i5eteu 8ieih gut c%rteiteuo. SbiGpn
felt ~surieut I'm Slatttr, iiuS cieie.Ntoi@iuen berttt'
in grocer 3abI bel Babritaateu in 9an;ti 9aats. M
Sseb,au6e uno Secsrmanh IL nit iBnen alSrebmsnb
~.nfrtetea.
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NclbtS SSieter,

1855 BELLE q a 3 D78 Mea6b Ncltef
Gau(enoe upu am Gelten ,iis6cr Daraie: eriraen6sn.
lin bte,cr iur9tbIlen Stude pornbtlatn, ltgte o..
Jrt6. 3. Gage tn yliiiiiiippi ben WttoijtnoI- @ebt, Gen
Ter itGft0eN Staat,r ittnen @e6raudb an8sieacntt@R
ou'8 3yr, un6 cngfabi cS Bfentlttb ais has iiterfc
SGugmitttI auf ten g,npale. asa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-20

- ~ "
Sslr lsrfeu Gle siufn,trFiaa,Fet. ecn san1lptrtben
q otefe init gcat b%erltrr;e sufamrsn0.ftete S'o-
ibtns. g5 lit Die bette I'm gtbfaude ~behrolidc &1nb-
redbtn.W !ai6tnc, 2na5 stdrt,, Gtufa6gstt II. Salcr"
5%dit.itit ~4ttsirI(ft, lo;r6 Ns oon tttrst Faid'in,
sc'iclben Flafs In elem SAME Ibcrtr0f p
len.
aud battn s9.r fsts ouf Eager, ben .uiauuten3t.
ebt,u Sitturu g d n|ttter nit G elbfbarter;
pfsvtssQartcE euf Rtteru; pcR-Qrebs
rt5sn; " ut.en"StopPIer cher IA d.
.sttr; Drsi4. Ii. &ctnt8angs"W a.
idtmeH, bon 4isrocn in Gcpe9lrJ Bttst; OrefS-
u. es trob a n els a i3tntn; e[ftss
II. Dets-N abltn; Betn-Ereie en-;
g attsni1 1t tnesni IS atttn-DEeb-
NIT aab obrc GuorO- 8Grrthtuns' Rletie NJ ~
sammltr, saftausbrttter Shiiein
innettes, Gutt.rfhnti6e- Il. DtabImai6'nen; tif.ras
ielbwai.en eretluustn : i2erorizer /; pilutaseas
Jrtsamdbleu; 3uderobr-Et ubitn II. Gtreemrftr;
e,sia6e Grbpfut.; @9Gen; Eultioatores. Gusi.lSe
far Eilii3s u. Gsai9intu II. (. 10.
mir Gafantlssn. bab ATE nuisrs Sr;t'tI tut Sutrt:'
6eabtit aISIaasE.
q. GtnsIotr g. e o NJ D.,
(152-) Nr. 90, stlbtar,, saliiaiore, NIB.
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UiejleF,G nticrrurG tOn Uelttmore ra9
Einrinn1ti.

lleber Petersburg g. ........,...... 533 Dlcltr.
, gennpco II, 90tccIin1 ..........8%s
- SarySbur9 It. ptttSbpr9 ..,..... $50
Duuh biz Niaritta- Ftutt ....,........ $50
cine Triparuif an htr gutisrnun9 ecu IFS
3urt Die Columbus -@;ats .."........ 500
stne GripIrib an Der EriiealiFd ccn 65
9tejIttbe. pelds bic baltimore. SDip-9iienbabN"
tCrupru. lsacu Die 9iei'e tn II Gage iuiiii H.. fGbr' n
in g9lGcu. ce Nui haS Jlrtt1Ucrtfs II. init eepCl.
lttrJcu Gt$.n einsetitlrt i;ro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-20
Gime TntnilienEMehi,tu

GIs Samii,crs sReois.a NJ e8 hos uuSiid,i.e 81 1,
miitsl. weld,es bic QBelt fsnnt. ggitb man BON
SGmcr;su cher llnpab!i4ic't beimgeiuet pbsr bon
ciu,m ttsariiBen Screen tsbrctt, 70 fnriit ietn ST.
blaMb raid ben yat'enten II iNlgt has Ssheni Dor
&%niaaen. Gtnt8e Wtnuten mad, br ~au[srer
eeer initercu aulpsnbuna bes u a ; ~ a y Neltcf
ptre Der pon cen fetni9enhftsn Q d. mer5en,
8ra nj en-, Rbeumattsm us, Werosn rs
web. Gt6t. Genten d. merS, taItsm
6teber. @atS, @rippe, Otpbz
tberte. Gon9eHipn ster e II t ! Il 10
betallste pottsnt lid leiG'sr 1t. ,pobtsr fibier.
wi9tSs uss a i |" n ps I'D; in in S in f seiieDst.
ten ,6sgeacen wctrerl, no es fdtper bait, bic GitnIt.
sines &r,tes gu %srlansen, ut q a b 10 aD'S &too p
@ette rnftdsb0r. IS fann nit Der ppR!icen
Yer(lGeruns 8ctlandt %rerorr, ta6 Is i'll aGel baden
quite Dienits lstie. no man N ;tb'stae.a oter
{ d N erbeu fpurt, noer mt
Stipre, Dtrttbcrie, tbisr, Sale,
t1tinilenl Sn,iel., Setiertctt, IA3
BaUtlt- 5tritf, llNterleib8s,
sua8et-, qebsr= II. Stisrsn. Gnt;dntuno.
ODER nit 69lsbraane, SalS,nt;iubuHs,
gStdIeiittter pecr NIT ReutolAie.
aophust, ,!Sobn., C~brrni@rtr:en
Deer mir Sentenpbtl,
Rattnidnier5, Rbeir,aii5r,uS,
Gnrtiaa. abolera 0toitus, .
Iubr, 9rdnbpuiteen,
8:ubihdhen, Sraufbeit u.
assra,. III. g,s auyosun s'a sns Saobmos,a
&cabS Netief piro Dt6 bon tiefsn Seiapss.
ZEN IN csr l@ltn,u'i'en BORN btnren eirises Smnoen
iurirsu.
@teamatismus - 0telcs femsubafts
Nit;ein geirest. G5 1T am Sdipicrisften Al bsbau.
helm; o6ct " aewap's &ea ReIief bai
NOD i.eis benz 3etsencen ~ipiortiee Gr!e;dtc,una Der.
faaTt rno IN alen 6iist rot afutsn, .snt,lnoiidea,
eeer rttebien 5tteIrattSrtu5 cine eausrnbe Sei(uua
teipir.t (Sts trpniidtm Rbsu,nattsmus II. @ibi
icllte &aowap's etniBuns8. orup D,
tas is9cnarnte 2enopattn8 @~eioIsent,
hsssI benz @eabp Reltef ~Setrsudt fpertsu,)
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1S49
&fiotiihe Gbn!era. is

.im Sabre 1919 iurtIts ga IL Or ia D .
NeIief iibsr 10 coo ron ai!atiidtr Sbglera brf0as.
aer ptri- men, lino eurG feline Icdt;eitlGe @rrpentung
ais @o,6eIse . gitttsl pUroeT lbet che Wttglof;
Wleui&sn 0trsttt.
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MISUNDERSTANDING @ifenbahu.

kr ' = - ~ -
splti Gre, TnrfDlt
Ep~rtRmDutb IL. 81 eIhor.
Die GeabpatS Jtodiio'c- G'ieutabn II SpiISen geriss
mputb nnS geetocn c,tTrst.
Ger ntrte II. sftsanie Ganrter nS c %. Capt.
Geo. Us. GlIea j. NIB Der tttit5tt ~ sPier n e.
otb e., GaJt, StaNr5 Eami"r, lsh Ter 0ftc1 Bats
siuie, ia6rfn iee! ti6lih (ScSrtass auEaenom,ner)
apilten Baltimore II. j cr'smcutb i'm Nnf6lufe an
die lpiGtioe Jtcute NJ" hem 5uret. .
Sen cIcu G;Suis t. Str 2,uie urautei mir utdt BE-
irnbere 5u rerit&.-!i, taf ttiie ate bStcbc Ronte I'D
sur@ RuGfd,t al, bic s:Iu:miinfc'isI 6tr galia8tere
unb 6ur6 3ett- H.. Dtle.rioatntB ron
ielbh c%trriitbit. gtHe8 thrsr 8cpte ortia6t td9lth =
Sonmage cuS trpmmtt 49, Inc geeyiis an M Bt
bes urtpn.Eeds EQdm tttd85 - hbf
uno iabIt nad Ger if'nuua N,ru sc, gtcricIs mn
Tc.tsmoutb, no tttPpotc nd etrn Z obcaro.gtoanot
gabu~ rad SuficlF 2lGdipdtrr, S5ertcrj 4~lpHloutb
lBeiopu, J~toisiFr, GrIcspprO'. N~el1terh, geanicrt,
gpilmineton unO o1n 9arit:u i'm 5lbsn antdL.''
fen.
GitG Yotut It. u d nj il an, iclpte 6en
9amFfcr oGpGus" istlu DtuntaS N't,tipOa II. Sr:''
iaa frG0 uaG StfrjUioHe II Der sdhen ebers rea
Bjraipicn uuo EienIlaO5 DprntTitagS II. Sontug:
nadafoen Gpurltts a'sutt5cws Ii, GlsEcefeE nno mad
Dpr,tpmr. go.
50. @stlfu6rtsn Gr0 trn e]aFttaasH tissr 2ni'
frcu1 u%ntegilst.
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G;re so gsu+esg1efAe

tprb bas Spitcm Ge8en pitbltde 2Inidas
epioemiihct mo aaitcdenDer Sranlheitsr
idiiecT uuD mehr urbei beiIen, ais ner,t
man tuiibcri Dplais fir oIbtre Witti,
Strsn ptfr iIStiHe Eilege
allseiebt.
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9euantHe.

HnTtr TiaiGilif uno Ter ;fattcr 6asen s3cibe .Sbre
vi. l NaiAine auf p,rIb3 sbensu Stci,n - pom
~idmerf.eH @tid'rrieber unS isiuFen &ailerube II
@at!un. bis gum bitrufea ~gegpetlcn Pdpiete - cine
bic Spanning sn r~evinbern, Gruuetib probtrt II. Gt"
pritt, unb mir ftuceu, oat liz aafaI II Stcf-
Sd bin sieibertsnSter u i,tobritanl, tabe bic Sinaeg'"
i'd, II. onetre Wiaitineu Sabre lana ptobirt lnb ers
tlire cbn, gsesuteu Sbcf III. l S6iii- U.aibint fir
10 eitaus Die Be r c BON alien, Die mir e~etraud,t.
@illtam Gps, R~leibsrz5iH6f,r II, T ,pritant, ST.
l?i, taGeir, sIicaso, Sa.; ben Is, Su 1885.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-20

81 ttm %ltNerbiidc, ba man &abDnN'S Rec.
bO Wsiie { auSerli6 cb.r, ic mad gori5Tift, inne =
lid %anlpereet, bot aler Sdmerj GUf, w9Der CT apG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-20
Mlhtil I'm GinmanoereI mac
E ;cHzTVssl @l6ts fur giR@auSeFst Rp6
ktrskSswEG2--#4 @tiisnee!
GTpQrnig ppn 3ett, @slb u, G%ntfernung
hurd bic
n,Gifcnhhhn"
nod aUtN SEei!en he8 WRTtet

nQD QIItH NEelLeH NVA VNFNVitHr
tter gatisrE6ur9 uub w artetta ober
Genwprh. @heettn9 u. golumbuB.
STE -Ha!timrrc-S Ohio C isrtobn" btstet osru Teiie..
ter Gutiltam bic q 5s,su @crtbegle tn Bfiu3 aut
y1tGisIe.t scauemGitie't SihelNe;t pGlttltdteit u.
sdBnbt,t cr : cercrtt'u. ictas lie ron iein t 0rbtr;
Nahr IN etcitm gNnbs uttrtrriien roirbs Dtcie @abM
rpm Otluntihtu Ntecre ausNebtnb, 1T tic alteitc aus
stoetnlsnc I'm {. aleidis'tig abtr aud BE ~ttrielie II.
idntQite mo nater bic bIli5itc Routs tIr pie Itetfen'
teuubgu.
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ff NN'p'J '" w
Silflerwerfadtte. Faa ss
Der Spn Der @ematttn tes Spwaer
Gcnsrss-D eputtrtct Spbn q. &dGpn sc.
gen ibreu @atten Gingelettete 6 beIGei.
bungs. 9tp3eB enoete bamit, ba6
Ialpn fofptt SpnW afGtn9tpn mad Soma
retfte unb NIT feiner Srau auf gitlifem
Weae cine Sdeibuna au Stanbe braAte,
tpslte etne finfiebn,jdbrise, aber finters
lpfe Gbe aufpft Jrau 8a1on tpurte
brieHib Don benz 1bun unb Sreiben TIRES
@0tten in Der 8unbesbauptiabt benab.
riAtist, tpas lie 81 benz erwdbnten SHritte
ysranlnste. H
SIN Wpbt1e, Mla.. fatb man rprise
@p6e sur friiben Mprsenfunbe etnen
junsen Wann, Nantens Tauf Simpn, er>
'nprost auf Der Strase liesen.
Sn elmer !S6bte bel 8rtfpf, Ienn.,
tpu,pe Dor etnt0en Sagen Der 2sttnanl
Der Dor swst @cNen ermprpsten ssrau
8ilHpf etnes Wetbas Spn sp~etbeu!iaem
Gbarafter, %eefunben. Der Werp III In Elm
bthtes Gebeimnib eetaIt.
Sn ct. 2outs, Mo., farb AM Mitis
ppn EN- Jrldneer, Ndr1en5 Stonta5
Brennan. In eincm &b3ugstanal, no er
arbeitete, fetnen Sob, tnbeM Die Dedc Elm.
ffirSte uno ben nn9lIdltNsn 1ann TN
@crafe besrub.
Der Mderbau.GpmmllIur IN Wafbina'
ton tat 3 neue @attungen @eritena'
men aus 9ambura %empfansen.
@eneral stertban empfna pcr
1ur,em bon einsta Sreunbe IN Merifp tn
Der 3prrn etnes prahtSoGen, Glberbelhta,
asnen @feseeseihirrs Elm $4,000 wertbes
@ef6fnf.
SIN S6u9lersptlte N..g., mir.
be am Samftae Der @eriud semadt, ben
feuerfefsn Gafenibranf Der bprtieen
@anf ~ er6re6en. 8sppr bic trei Dtebe
ibre GbGhten ausfitren fpnnten, ,pur-
BEN fe sst6rt urb 1pbsn, pbne bae es ae.
lang, file e%tn3ufdnaen. Gin 9aar @fsrre,
9iebeswerfseuse unb eint9e In Baltimore
senommenen @bptpsrapbte'n, bic fte lit
ser 9aft arridlieben, mD8er su tbrer Ont.
bed9ns faeren.
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EbIatEt ceu altimpre fVID nm 4 lltr 10
Tlin., 7.05, S9 lnb xl0 llbr, Nd6nttiaSs um 3
as itnb Ab.ups rs llhr; SpnntasS fru6 40 uao
BON gD Darlington friD 6 20 as un6 A12 llrr'
aa9mltta9s s3 rs II. 7. 40; Spnntass f VI 1ss II.
8a@mttads &4j II. Ibcnbs z 40. DE Al0 Ill.,,
Nc.sensugc uun 3 rlbr.S e5nlitta 8. 3ise BON Saitt.
more NIB DC Q. 20 UDr. Dlpl sen,us. une ole ;<3 usr-
ytadnitGBs,i9 pCn Roibiu9tcn balttn all b:n geea.
Sunfisn an. ii, 7.05 AiprSen. II. KS ubr- Rad,.
m's.aAs- 3io, epa gaIttmprs mo BIZ. rs llgr.Dt argen.
Y. 40 u6r- gtaGp't ~tassSG8e rrn @aib,nstoa lbttefea
iiA 9u9tn an Ger NnnIpcttier @lht an.
Sine sctcn Yen I'm agpiis irab ~ ubr uno Iat-
%a1,ita0s nm u9r 10 Win. na1 Baltimore unc g8I-
tbtn1tnl OBJ.
@eeen w;tcrer g%t:strnft, iopis Ba9rbincte alcr
ar II. I. III. nenSe man lb an s. z. On gIum6,
a4sltet IL Der gameens Station, poSr an ons gile:.
enrau. ID. y. 9 III it9, &ranfrertmeiitei
{6'-N &. ". z | c. Saupt. Qilctaoent
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Sd babe s5bre @r. / Mafhine Del ocrfd'eteuert
S6ub'o.rt i~l19taltte Ii. ~9riinSltd) probiEt uno srtl6rt
H'aidine. sic arbeilet raid II. esr&uiAtcs II. tiefert
tin cutlfc NJ meneS e / Il d arbett.
{. g DUFF ii III, Gdub> II. Stteiel. 6abritant,
str. 70. aanootphitr,, G9IeagO, Sa,s
Gen 90. .Inll 1865.
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SIs GIfe Bailtnte.

Die stnstge nit Der Ser. St.~Spf.
&Se Esas.
@eEG-H a. @I
s<a Es#M
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Mnanft @. Wiener.
fsEsss Essss sHHssas * aIttntores9ttcs

aettn idNlt4 bet i3ase i>pli0cn Baltimore, @bteltus
Il, Saltsrstura, lnS itpar:
sjpHluH : Sbrt laatte. (s puntags ausseaonmea)
I'm $ lbt 90 Wiin. trIt pcn Baltimore Gb. Der
grpressS @uetIiu8 tdBli1 (yp1rtaeS Gin.
iHtisbiif) WiDrNen, is tGr; Der ccoarncOationt,n
gtbt tiglld (S% ouutasS ou69s iHiefcq) I'M @ ll6r 40
~. ga1ln pou aumterlan6 nidl gpteetlHs.
allie bike .SlGe fGIicsea i'd 81 Selalt II. Turttrss
trrG c:n .iigcu nad3 aleu- liuuttei I'M G8efen SIcs
Mtfcn II. J0,hrreitru ar.
Ger Ertbertder Il econ NJ b atic II T..
3u eer;dbt Baltimore @a6ntitn9g UNI A l1br 20
1itn. Cti.te SuG esrI6st orf bcr 0eiCusiabrt Gre.
teriG nni ll5r 10 %, frab ta9!t9 (SoantaGS aus8.s
Errrrlt1t.
Ser Gtiieptt's WtIls.Sua q,bt bon
@att. I'M 8 u. 2oNt. Ii. nm lou RIB II. 3.S0Ftad II.
pm eaieott's Jtias nm Z llhr 40 W. u. II uBr 80
III, iritS uuc 8 ll9r EaGm. as.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-20

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-20

SIN Wpbt1e, @ld.. farb man rprtge
WpGe sur friiben Mprsenfunbe etnen
jun9en Wann, Nantens Tauf Simpn, er>
rtprpet auf Scr @trase lieaen.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-07

A friend just up from New Orleans whore
he met several persons who had recently re-
turned from California, related to US ysster-
day a very amusing aueodote which occurred
at card table in the gold regions of that
country.
1t appears that four persons had seated
themselves in the mines to play q game of
poker-the ante, as a substitute for money.
being handful of gold dust. They contln-
ued playing some time without either side
winning much. At length, one of the party
who had q good hand, went handful ''bet-
ter"
II see that, and 60 pint betterl" cried
out another who also had strong hand.
81 see that" responded the first. land 90
quart betterl"
Well, see that, and 20 GALLON better %
said the other.
This rather disconnected his adversary for
moment as it diversified his pile" But,
confident in the superior strength of his
hand, he collected together all the gold dust
he had left, and, putting. ii aside, ooolly 70.
marked to one one of his companions, "Here.
Jim, watch my pile until 60 out and dig
enough to call him 7"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-07
johnson Rally In Egypt.

The patriotic fires are burning brightly in
the southern section of the state. From sew
eral sections we learn that ardent lovers of
the country are Furnishing their armor for
the mortal fray, and that number of John
son clubs are being brandishsd, with which
to break the hydra heads of disunion.
One OF these enormous gatherings is APP
pointed for Saturday, the 14sh inst, in One
ga precinct, Marion county, in this state. 1t
is expected to comprise the largest assem-
blage ever held in that yicinage. Amongst
the speakers announced for that occasion, we
notice the names of State Senator d. K.
Green, Hon. Silas L. Bryan, Hon. John w.
Wesscots, and others of note.
We are glad to observe that Senator Green
has utterly severed connection with the dis
union crew. An original republican, he has
Witnessed the abolition of slavery, the resto.
ration of peace, and now cannot understand
why the policies of the president to restore
trasernal relations should not succeed. Els.
sentially Union man, and completely pat.
triot, he is striving, with zeal incapable OF
defeat, to maintain the Union in it's integrity
We have good hope that the efforts of These
honest patriots will ultimately prevail
Springfield (IA.) Register. as
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-07

exertions to save Winslow Dolan's planning
mill succeeded, which saved Commercial
street and the lower side Of Free street. The
National Traders Bank papers and money are
all safe; also the papers of the Ocean Insurance
Co. Workmen are busy clearing the ruins, and
everybody is at work getting in temporary resi-
dences and places of business. Our ehads trees
are mostly ruined. The newspaper Offices are
issuing slips and will probably go out of town 20
print for the present. Owing to the noble ch.5r
ty of other towns and cities no one 10 suffering
for food.
NEW YORK, July Ga meeting Of prominen'
citizens is to be held at the Astor House to-mo'-
row in behalf of sufferers at Portland.
New Brunswick, n Y, July "a puoilc
meeting is to be held in this ciD TINS evening 70
take measures for the relief OF sunerers at Fort
land.
Sr. LOUIS July SIS meeting of the mer-
chants on change to-dsy committee was ap-
pointed to solicit subscriptions for the Portland
sufferers. Much sympathy is felt for them by
the citizens generally, and handsome sum will
doubtless oe raised.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-07
The Impending Conflict.
ny, excluding Austria and Prus-

Several of our exchanges have lately take n
occasion to complain of the miserable man
ner In which the Associated Press agents pre-
pare their dispatches. The evil 10 constantly
growing, and has of late become almost un.
bearable. If we had q ten-year-old boy in
our office who could not prepare and send for
ward news more accurately, more expedi-
diouslY, and in better shape than the person,
or persons, who are responsible for As-lei
ted Press dispatches to the west -ss s,s
BE- adi;onasg'd 81 sAs set to work
cams aryyisa9ss," or given some other similar
employment suitable to his capacity. We
have never been able to find any one who
knew anything about the management of the
Associated Press; but, if that institution has
any responsible head, he owes it to the press
of the west to see that this abominable and
disreputable nuisance is aba ted, or corrected.
We believe the operators do their work faith
fully and well. Let the preparation OF the
dispatches be entrusted to competent hands,
who will procure the news and send it forward
in decent shape, and with regard to quality
instead of quantity. We had rather have a
column of fresh, readable ne,cs, than a page
of trash, such as is frequently brought in As
ISOLATED Press dispatches. Will not some
one, who has the authority, SEQ to this?- CHI
cago Republican.
What the Republican says about the head
Of the concern is correct, but the tail needs
attention also. As a general thing the oper
ators are not sufficiently educated and they
are, therefore, liable to commit and do com
NIT some of the most horrid aud stupid blum
dsrs ever heard of, sometimes emitting from
FIVE to a hundred words at q jump, and often
heard of either. Taere needs to be more in
telligsnce, more cultivation. education, OF
both ends of this instisutlon,-but that can
hardly be expected until the operators re-
csive better pay.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-07
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.

= The call just iesued for national conven-
ytion at Philadelphia, reminds us of those
,aa1sood old times when our people were happy
!, their rulers pure, peace prevailed, and the
, hhountry was prosperous. It calls oonven'
: rion of delegates from all the states. Such a
representation has not been invoked for more
'shan half decade of years: Its presence
cow is an omen of good times coming One
? Ban almost believe that the Union is restored.
That glad event is near, if this cali is respon-
indsd to, as it should be, and. as we believe, 1t
will be. In the words of the National Intel
sasigencer, 1--WE hail with great 10y and sstistac-
'ltion the call announced to the country under
The auspices of names that, since the outcr'p-
T ping of the conspiracy against the pr"'idens'
'esgainst the Union, against the c0hstituHon,
/ and against republican form Of government
itself, are enshrined in al true hearts Tor
! their self.sacri6cing ard courageous efforts
against overwhelming odds to still higher sx-
halt the standard of the Union, with not
star erased end not bar obscured."