davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

| tNl kW9 Ulttft ClNl IN NcT YI(lIg NS'Bs
ccniins al SiNtrtg. Ncl gjcnr uno NPIl.
pIutee erit auf otm tRfrr Tluad her be.
m0nat,lhCn VGrtrt unb bann In per re-
pubhtuuitn. s{N zen lfstgn S3bIsr
wIr tr ,htrautacter urp Mtelf,rlyy rrr
StIatt,dt.ino" In Tubuaue.
t5Q. 5ts,fal
Gin orNr,,rr,,-,,,-,-~-- ~,
Tnr e,,,,,,, ,,,,.n .,t -
bnrrou bsr Pn,,Nn,sT.,, "l,t,,a ~
r,,n On ,G,s -, |i,, a, 5, ~ '",'
Nh, Srjs, Wv, ,h,'r., ','', ~ 3 - -
Irn, ~ !''' gt 9"p
diGr orhro5,t ,is '1 a,', '',, ,,,'S"t'{' ,.t ~
r,m 8,aimni,n5scrtT T,,5.s.'' ''~| r,S H. q,
einio, Janr nuf r,n -5',.,,p, .,'-, az
pbut tOb tb ttr @t0n,yWmlt mt,otf,
pfsbdlt it rad Gtudae }lruusy,tidr
wuylt. ,6jr fNHo bic NIEt msDrur
| Gage lon0 I'M BratbbuIr0u, ais elUfli0
! elm rttiGtr GiuuA aus ttm 1urtrn Der.
'tlbGn brdng, ttr Gumatj8 ic UNlu;ii.b.
lido Wulpe, Sag man bic NiRe dufiubIr.
| .ben bcIdlrg I'M user eurn 9Hel,l G}e.
wlBbrlt ~ crldnlcR. gGtr gttnrript ZEN
2thrCdn her lmNltmon ais iy IN trt
| SltCcinc2 iitrrdlib lummtltrU mfuiL.
! NtlLuAnl nLlHull
| GjeGht mar tnacbriift nm uuIsuuit;h
uno bic 8ttue paren ,crtycdtn. M, ts
| IN tie cn1e sine III brnocn. Grln glr
otr 9l6itnptr tieirs mp6typfcu TfNf
nUtS nod nitbt cutottt - Iirl,I lip..r
rrrrcrt an 6it Ypn ovm y7llbier Glr-.
vrrb int Sabre 1888 auf rltiLbe 0Igil,
ppn Gbiclap uab Hap 9Icrf ocjorfts
SppGtc ggcrnrr pfru YridIuam irri,fnit.
! ten uuN in rtn Tlp psrplt, nrrSrn trar
Gnr,6IIns ,,,,n,r..i o,-.
~, Ici, -. - r., '"
t.f, ~ - r,r g},,r rat S,s',, S.T 'TyG W.
t'n nnm Si,E,nM '' ,It5ni "i's' Ivy 80, o. -
ir;rc epy! oglcoCne Mann lur $3.50 4nr
leBlen Qlitwpst, tn :. o.. pulrG,n
SER unp aRoconIl Ippb tbre gRppruno
um cum Gvltcrndnl QuTs HelD M ma.
ten uno btptcr[icfen iNre tret tle(ucr
Mnosr, I'M Wltrr opn 1tlp. ;wel, Yier uno
lecbs 0aSr,n gic Gltcrn. putbc nntir.
lid, fllre SIcfobr obpttu, ftkrien r0t
tur;tr 3ttt ,uruf, tlit nJ,ttn uo.1 benz
an tbr Wdo i'm Gauie ocIaltnl mo mer
malt l'tb tlrrn tHNtb1rcn Shsfdtn ais
lit tyre tItt alletT, otnl Attt naUe, mtt
!urbIfrllbrn 9pYwrAtsn IN 3Immtr
"H'" '4pIH' S'' i"Il"'Ipt @NHpt
Wures lptDEt 0NSn pGttWrVnsNetn EIU'
w y"'1 "S, n 'S,' y, f,y s,s Wy Ss"| @ Tgw 9S ,o't
,s, N ~ :" -, NJ, "S,,
mIn,rt an n,r So 'Wtfrt 6,s o,,S,e.
mms h,r yIirEiom brs @,in,S n,,rnrn
er in pcr Euudt poG t5t Nlt,lc ttn5 ihu
pcrrdibsu mWpc bic tlU Niltgr um,u.
brIuocn perlutbtt. Der lpiDrt bubt,ac.
mit0c 9,r;t ,rtllrte t1s Ylh,n Der Wm.
Der Iur unrritbor rcrlotca. Bis itgt Bat
man noh tclAG Spur p0H 0gm Abdier,
elt lstpb iptt rir boOtn 0tm Nmt Der
S'HetstBttlt nltt cnigcblr miro, 6ur
ctN loI,bt5 ohtu'Il mare lrlnt StIatt
bart 8cnuS.
@puG bttU4r, ON tculttrr
Gmtaroutsuwrtb In Gtic1ap Nlamus
SOB. y. Neler, bctwincslte picNr Gage
mrGrtre biu!itt Gtup0nbU,r, cjt ty In
ftin NUfbdus lCdtc, intcm er t9nth III,
ndhN iUr eli 3W1r}8fNnc5lude m Ge,p
nur 40 IpQ0rS 50 Cts. IN 9lHr9dp
3aRltr, pdnn etncm trr gm8rautsn fvr
vln SNptelust may SooiaN1Po''o 0Rt'
sapn S,pHHie III ~, WV'o W'ptt'hf8it' "Ho
unr.uE w ty,.t <c','tn'tr ryS i ,Gns,
yy,' go w 't ay'p""V }",' n-,,y 49, ,;
Wn,, ,n,Ssr.s S"ss'' r'n ""v yS'% , E.r 80 t,rc
I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
stssssaGta YmE @amsti

eL5sGaEtS YWg DWa~RH
Z amen peidc etr Dicnite eints cntss Nritss be'
licr fcrIt!n 'j3 iei5 III Sr. G5c;MniGnu, 81 +,
g.r:is-, uabe 2ertu1lontr., ipeNteU. Sit. q d. u.
ann "a ttT eiNliAe artt IN c;cltnl Ganoe, aGi osa
~ ih bet Ger !,eiiIna sner i}rausEtrarfDettep oer.
IN ta!ia, sl1 h iiro!
i5odyn0 Der mcnall,deu Wen!suEg
GetGrmulter. 8cria0 IL Beti@w6!uns.
9tiGcr- unb GetruiGm;l!en
s.ieSe:fcitiGBe. brit,
iEsr Elus appt.'tloEeFeit, 2tlrpbiit6t, Sosfpck
3 are btn Gaul,r eised. 9ribiUsr6m.
Sebc Galne. bic sincr ecid,latcp DpttOp ~ inI4h
he t. Or. - d, II II, a Il II anriprtGn.
,i'or reraeIi, rtdi bic Rpnm,r 80, 9prtbs. els
aus p:u 2trlGb btD.ifr,, Baltimore, Wit. xr;eRsen
r6er > No nlsr Sonhcsltaen6ep ecrfaust.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

sauTencc tnt:1 bnrw OttleIte SciIurd GehlnSsu.
9lt9ierrn1 wsncctNe in ben y(il!!dripitiIern an.
9 sat 8isls utisrcr Soi61ten eurirs, uabotm ale
,tren Mit,iel sit3t5 sebrIien, IN cer Chat babtn
osrus SelGeiis pOr Ger 25irtiamttit ociee Wtrtbz
ltn Praparates aus piarmleustcEsuSen oWfiauesn.
l. enreacnSer uuo mlNSeret.aetn SuartoterSifn,
eirem Seoe unieIr Qtcr rdtten Su lbuneu. I'D,
{ 6lnit; onjuftlfcH une tets samit ctrfsbcu ;u
H. Glt 9tiosu6en icl0ii ipIltcu has Qtt!tI brett
Sc tit bel allen apGtbsfclu ;u gdbfn; in
4 llttnprs tel Setb .. 2aset, sir. JOS,
n. 8aItuotefir.; in Daib nelpm lei S Q.
y b g9. q airn &grubfr.
srcbptriGuIec. u. 8ogtler Il 9 0. uu6
Ebrmlpn & . Il, Wultiulpre, MS.
On W al b t'nstpn lei u ES. Gbrt Infant
81 Ia. slNe.lls. Quito I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
RtrmIfdltes

T 9uf1S 8ratl.-@ @e7srn @6sre
fam un5 bic trauriae Suuss ~. eaF IN.
fer 6reurb guiao @rdbl, ,ulfst 9itoaf.
teur ssr sSppa' StaatsIettuns" In Du.
tuqur, rdt tdnserem Srantisin ssllCr.
ben IN. gr purce SO Sabre alt uno
btnteTldbt cine jablreite 5amtlis. @yabt
mar frliber Aepptdt In getp;i1, no rr ais
Breune Rpbrt Slum5 an eeutfn.fatbp.
lll6en unp politiften gcRrebunpen t5fil-
nobm. Nm eer Reppluiipu cOk lS4S unb
40 tctRcittNie er htb etenial5 unp Fam
ipaIrr ais 6IuttIIn9 terubrr mad &mt.
rita. Or fun9trIe bier @mfln15 ais q,rt.
ntBer elmer frettp e'Cmttnce IN Gornfctt.
cut En9 irirttt bdNn in Dcr NrclTt g8'5.
ccniin'S III SiNErtp, @cl Scnp uro M?ll.
wIItee ert auf Gem ltRfrr 8lU9d eer es.
moiraHlhCn gOrtri unb bann In Cgr re,
publItIniltl. ,iN zen IegWH 5algln
mar rr l3trdutGcber u1p Ntel!.rW rrr
r1taattjtttgn8" In DUBUQUE.
tr~u r-.5.I.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

niebt psripsiitlt! = @ d NJ NIB I Ii d.
c Ioatsn nte ote 0ofnnn0s 0ubcbcu! ME aar
|furtt tHt agtn, 10 lar8t lie nttt Nllen's 2uu
II y 8.aiio M rsrlutt besen. Derieibe bat in
len pou otn 2la;tsn fGr unes;lbSr sr.larIen 56asn
|un4 teptltt.
81 babsn bci Setb g. 5anee unb
G. l. 20. GafpNrb
pie tst a(isn 6aurIieu- -ReSiSir 9ancleta.
WRirll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
,cbru = GeiunSleit = Stdrfc !
seben - WelunODcit - Gtarfc !!
'ebcn - @cIi,nSheit - Stiirfe!!!

FGS oTpRc fraHSOs.iSge 3Jetl;iittteS,
Or. S5aan Delamarre'S
|meitbarilbmte ,,fResifiie9e 9Siiien",
% einer 9cIidrift ee8 Sr, .tuau Dctamayre, Sbsrs
gtI5I am nocipliaI bii 8oro" poer n9aritpiiiere"
su paris.
pieIc unftapbare Wcoiin IN fciu @Ienemcrt; lie
it SamenStuB cher SGmtnibm6Sbe unicbibor. aa,
ibarttit Der @titblt@ts, ,sperbcuse II. Sarnrpest.
|lserplliacn Oter natbilihln Samenz@rSuiIs, wcB:r
aud ribien Nub ,pie bcttutfn9 lie aud fen rlGJen
ben raid tteutat lno ben Sr0aren su neltcr &C
Scr Gtdt6teit rertclten.
l'on leis iol0encss 3ep1nig an9cf:Hcusr fransSf.
er Ncvt,:
[gDr bateu tis BON Gjaraneicrc & Dneput Rr. 214
he Gcmb0to. nadb Gem Re;cpt. bcS Dr. Suau 0elar
IRE ;Heeleiteicu nigesiHfNen p,Gen" III uniutr gris
/. Drart8 nit iid it;ta gIc dbieibsroSm Srfolse an-
DiEtt nnc e'auten. cab feins aneerc Ditcism 10
/ 9ecignct IT. ate Rtrcnen, bic an linflctulsen
gliI;n cher rniiteer Sd,pate oes gsibledtS>Or-
|5i4MeiiuSGes rSer aNsbraude - lciten. ~ fnrt-
b. q U. 0caurtparie, Or. Wleb.
~. .. Snjarotn,
Sean Sc 2en@re, Or. Rsb."
pariS, ben 8. Nai 1868.
2fau bite iid) DDr ytahabmimGenl
|Fte a1ten pilltn mereen ron a0cn tauptiac5litbtn
|rD;lteu In alien 5Hc'ttbeiieu retiauit. prciS 81
/ (Sdadtet rbtr 8 S9adieln fir So.
Gsyausicye SS Dupont oIi,i, 0e GissHtbimc.,
ylr. 2l4, Stue 2omtaro. poIis.
Del ginicnbaus BON 81 an irssno einen Der besca.
|btiSteu N0cHtea erhdlt man nit uu0sbenerr psa
d ttIl pereBclte Sda9tsl. 6 Sdadtelu fur So.
Elem,ee General 4ssnltn fur Ninertfa.
&5ear u. 0fcfe5 y Gemp.,
gfr. II, Gorlanohr.. Es,p.gcif.
tlB.-gui 9crIaneen ne. ben traui6iiite o,u.id)e
|niIhe II. enaIde Nrc'hnren nit roll:n Gjcbrou4S.
|mstMueer rrter irgeuo einer &orsiis peribtdt
In 9aIttmDre II. 3D. ibingten bel alle
.c.bcfern iu babtn.
llsentsn FL: 9 aItimore unb RaGbari d q ( &:
.Sbpmpiou Il BOD. (65-70)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

Ha lA Meiniet Euer 2jlut
E97 hy bulh
"a 4 9Dsr'S
81 gsFg jSaff partifa.
--A~a-- t2aas/ Bst te!ectbtn NJ IN llnCrenurl
~ ocet enimidlurs 9crat6tleu GIutc
'etb Sbr eurdb urb bu,b iraut Die
aran!rttt tdneiAt lid bmd turer, @lii,5eu rotr
Selhwure ooer ouf lcuite: teatIBe sDee an, rb.r
fe m9Nt Sub bios rorUiisn, 1t uecerasblagtn un5
81 Nn,m unia4a. Ht:r 9br fbnut 10 Icn8c Sss y ut
SoRer nrttninte;tn ut teHe quite Scunoheit t,iittn
Wnsr'S SGffnpdritla treibt icltbe llurensltlcu
NuS, nAl 6ie ette1Soreane u trii;lct 2bdtatIi an
II. fsyt bic 9sluntret ntter br. 50 belt Il: ra i'd
sln aatjeS oeet oon HcMWercen, ole uOn urreinem
Slute beirihrn. as Ia ii'o: CShepbeIn cher eng
ll,bf Nenttet gtiiwillt', GeiBipine, Au5lGlGat
BtniTh Btatben Nldeu,, ct. NnloniuS- 1eaer Wpi,
eeef Roblaui. leddtt flette ottr SalJlus Gtbgrnts
2opl S6nmSen &rsts aTebs8'i@wire, bSie Inleu,
ntauen Nran'Dflten (SerlioriWrB, llurcs.tmlBtBEe
llRiro.hfun1 erS elNtiIuiS ptlBtr slug. llniua)l-
earrttt) SQpbI s. Nse osnlliit'r 2tbeu, 2etubts
lhptrfen II. 9eritbfl Han rtgud'e Aper'S SAT-
part lic uno iiterjelle fb son Der eriia,ulitcu
Sbd;8tt, NIT her iig bIS 3lut IaI.ert H. oele Gres
nun8Swibr!D';iten tltrt.
Sieu r6tnbS b., lid, bas TutliFum burtb alvE. 9le.
ttsn, In eenen idh Elm Quart so0lIorarilen-g grtr1tt
tsitueen ioa, tne.'s 2ttt ipbICl Iacn uno 81 balr
peSdblt, Dte5 IL s'h Stirul IN ben NattcRen; bic
8oiten enbalen ntdt uur (rrenu ittetDaupt Gipas
6aoon) p:nil Saiiaraue; iie battu bit audb odr
tsne StllsS8eniuait. O1hsr TT auf ben Gcbr0ud
ger seIlhtotnsn Salapntilcns 5rpalis oe otnJtprtf
CulltIitlNWg plS
man tn BEN 9amsI "SniiayariGen- ertrat" js!tlt
lhlisBlt5 Nbts els tug u Guls ST crblieu I'D St.
mrbnt bat. gStr rennen 0ter hecS priparat init
He9t nGaiIapatue" uno tcatidtle.u eamtt cinDtt.I
81 ltetern has osm NamcG b16 erpntmai otr Cat.
ebriiHB ntbmtn icQ. lGi. elalber mir babcu @tune
ia etr annabme. o0s biecS Yraparat Giaen Ibaitsp
te'tst tensn bic NJaltbteu bic IS gu heieu briiinmt
IT. IN tbrm aeptbTiid'eg 9ctlauft nidt an ptoer,
ftbeT os'mt,eR. gHr ttnHrH mr. eCn Rrarfen bic
8etNdjuand gsteu. egB mir bren cas bsite Bfuiua-
hmm- Nliid oierirsn, esiiCu Ser,tluasltt mir tn.
nta; es III o'n a'n bis lest enesden baS wltamite
B!urentlunJsmuteI.
Npers Stlrittn 8ruli0rienei
trf'ent id wtsen hrer llniiser!rC d'e BET 6eituua
bon 'slfatuns, Sulten, 'Si'fpe, Set,rte-, 9rinne
| ruihRbuR1wcig &ublneuuJ bCBunenoer qus'st.
illna nab In eer elEtergnB ter etecu Sd,pincildl
tiger te ecr8etl6ien StloItr bes llcbslS - eirt5 ID
an8emeineu sutsn JtucS aab ss bei aiiis p6re bier
LANCER btt osu gstfatn fur br. p.,lt5ati0ttt Su U;r.
| netien. ois loelt tsunt bic tIbeu.
Subtrttet eon I. Is. Aper d goNp. 2o:pe1
g3as., uuo Su baben bri 20 s.. Brown 4 8ruSer IN
Saltmets, iowie lei alcu Ap0bsiesn uno !lrJenei.
| 9ertduern allsr Srirn.
Canl l9) (ERi u. GpD
sxSs-R1 A,!Npg fsouEe, s5tan
| sTEE.sj yyis-- 9t. g. formation Opiieeg gslptr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

8eleime GranfDeiten.
rmEblt che sur sarantirt
9r. Splssb Tabian.
Office; 9fr. 22S, 8ine.Strabe,
S!biiascIpbia.
Ers Fabian qornnti, in felsenben Franibeiten
L fhneue ilnb eruuelide Rur. Ole Rt:iin riro
mir isitlt iubsts''st NIB 1T bnrbaus trti ssn
|tdilber.
@eb,ime araafbeiten
fc-Ict GsiGlcbts. 70 itredliS6 in itren Sol9er,
|rn perna6ldiASt uno penn nidSt pcn e,n,m erisbu-
&,J.e teb,nocIt.
Selbfbsfeduns (Snante),
fn traurl9s tpl9en d, tuueaeten in NiiBu,llt.
|bdiben Samsnsrsebuu8en. Sd,pdd5s ftr mdans
ku .3cusursstrafl, ftb,nsiibtrbruB nno eHbiiG
kSetriug. Surge 9ente,. bic itd eeiisn bclrafi
plten litb otrtraii;nspoa an mi4 peu6er. SD
iiaen @eInrebt't 3ntid9sbtatt Ole pon Anesrtn
d bsBanpslt rter ais unbeilbar aui5eBebeu icc,eea
SrauensSranfbetten.
seiasr 8lus, t5nHs bic llrfa6e aIetniein.r
radt, Inrestiindei8Peit unb tnirrdbtbars
llnreeelm mdst9feit
fer inpnatlieDtT Ieinlauna cber 8dnittdJes
sbisibcn eerieiben. slcitpcl prn peIder llIlaae,
In fpentsrn &a3en bon mir terBtltcut ptue nad.
ise 6olOen fir bic @eiunobett. :
eli mciner fiiuiistniSbiiseu graris in beIssr Siab
Id, MID baupiiaditol NIT Der Sebaneluus obies,
nfbeittn t.taitiet rno tartr bic 9IauSsneiteE ae'
bite erSlelt. 20.
Muspdrttge 9attenten
len bon mir bsbanbtlt wero.n, ,pe,ia lie mir ibreh
anb fCbriitlid mitibeileu.
Etrensftc SerisDspiestnbeit ipirt ;uae,
|ert. (San5.1S0
DIR. Jos. FABIAN,
22S, Vine ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
faul313l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

sIobn tScre E; s5lae.E
:mrieb'en benz Geiitiden publum tr9cttnfi tbre eIt
sanieu Garou6tH. Rutiatu gaqetts &C
due; saten i'e usuerb.leS auG otr terubmlsu Esb!i
eet Do 3edb aas.. 8Gter eirtn &r0d t
tsib benmRAen ersaltsu uHb inb uupW.car In
Sionoe, ScBrabnilie ~ belorle1.
sie bitten ui1ter Su!dtrila9 reedsr, blGae, u. aut
msIilamsr gteienuaa Rm osutiattn Sulpru@,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17
glnrdlfnil 1Inh SMutlg.

Pin Iitcres oeilmittrl ac3en bic fa!inmi!m RiGe
afuter Oesr drCnil4cr (tntSiirb!i4er Ceeraltstfr)
|arrbGe uMb Stl9r lit
Er. SIitlaab's Sliiduus gsatn bic
EhcfPTn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

.xsss h A,!rRpg louse, 5tan
Z. IA sGf AZ. 9, qtrn1tci- ,lpNseu ssstr
~ ~ VI " RDribitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-17

8etne antsre n,a6t fplA' aaserslsiGttten
Shaum!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15
Particulars OF the Arrest of the Rob.
bers of The Concord Ranlk. IL.


NEW York, Feb. 14.-FuIl details of
the nodnS operdndi of the arrest of the
robbers of the Concord Bank and their
plumber are published here this morn
ing. 1t appears that after many unsuc-
cessful efforts of MessrS. Heath and
Hart, Boston detectives, which inclu-
ded trips to Philadelphia and other
places, which efforts We're aided by
New York detectives, they finally dis
covered some of the missing bonds on
man in this city, who was willing to
sell them. Through his confession and
information on January 22d, the detect
ives proceeded to Camden, opposite
10 miles down the shore OF the Della
ware to a cottage near the village of
Paulsboro, when the chief robber, n
notorious counterfeiter, named Lang
don w. Moore, alias Charley Adams,
was arrested and taken to New York
and committed on the charge of burgla-
ry. Nothing was found on Moo1e.-
The house was thoroughly searched;
curtains pulled down, carpets ripped,
desks broken open, wainscotting and
flooring ofall the rooms were exam
ined, but the search was unsuccessful
On digging under the stable, however,
they found a glass jar Theoretically
sealed, few feet below the surface,
which contained one hundred thousand
dollars in bonds. The next day, some
four feet below the sill of a water gut
ter on the bank of the river, below
high water mark, they found tin box
containing seventy-nine thousand dol
lars in bonds. All the bonds have
been identified by the bank officers,
and altogether Sl96, 43I ofthe bonds has
been recovered and given over TO the
bank officers. Moore is here in prison
awaiting requisition from the author
tiles of Massachusetts. BY statements
made by Moore, he and an .accomplice
watched eight months for an opportu-
nifty to rob the bank, and succeeded in
doing so in broad daylight, by using
false keys, while the cashier was abseut
at dinner. Moore's accomplish was
Harry Howard alias English Harry,
who Inns doubtless left the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1S-GALAEsroN,
Feb. 13.-Gov. Hamilton's message to
the convention calls attention to the alb
solute requirement. of the general gov
eminent touching the doctrine of abso-
lutte State sovereignty; the abolition OF
slavery; the rights of the blacks to tes-
tify in courts of Justice and to be pro-
tected in person and property, and the
repudiation of the rebel debt.
In the convention, Judge baltimore,
from Red River, introduced the follow
ing: The people of Texas, in convention
assembled, ordain and declare that the
so-called ordinance of secession, adopt
ed by the sO>called convention of the
Feb. LIST, 1861, and all of the acts and
proceedings of said. so-called conven-
lion, shall be and the same are declared
to have been null and void, and of no
effect whatever from the date of their
adoption, and they do hereby further
declare that neither the State of Texas
or any other State of the Federal Union
has the right in the Constitution of the
United States to, secede or withdraw
from the Union.
A motion, by Judge Frazier, lay on
the table was lost by As to IS. ie
A substitute by Judge Hancock, de
claring the action revolutionary and
the secession ordinance therefore void
were all referred. Another reso-
luton enforcing the binding effect of all
laws passed since the date of the con-
vention not in conflict with the Consti-
tuition of the United States. Some ac-
ton on education and the proposal TO
increase the number of Supreme Court
Judges completed the proceedings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

NEW York, Feb. IA.
Cotton dull but less active at Is for middlfng.
Flour-Dull, and common and inferior grades
LOG l5c lower, while medium and high grades
are without decided change; T1CdS for cStrn
state: jO9S 80 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, and 600 10 20
for trade brands; market closing quiet
WhiSky-Quieta at - for western. Wheat
Dull and Ia &c lower: % for choice new ann
Der Milwaukee. Rye Quiet Bariey-Q Quiet.
Countless active and heavy; TI6576 for un.
sound, and .T@Sl for sound mixed western in
store and delivered. OatS-Rather more ac-
tive; 39sI2 for unsound western, and s. for
sound do. Cofee-Steady; D for mnrracfbo,
and d for Java. Sugar-Firm but quiet; ll6E
II for Cuba muscOvado. MolaSseS-Qutet; lO1
CLOS for New Orleans; so for Havana, and 40
for Porto Rico. PetTolenm-Dull; 30lJ3l for
crude, and I694S for refined in bond. Hops
Firm and I'm moderate request Mt 25eeB5 for
new. PorlS-HeaNy; Is 5I@2S 6S5< for new
mess; closing ut d 90 cash; % for old do; 70 20
GI2I for prime, and D for prime mes; also
1850 bbls new mcsSs for March and April. sell
ems and buyers option, 2S 5092S ny. Beef
Steady ut previous prices. Beef Hams-Dull
at 4l94l 50. Cut Meats-Unchanged; u149
l21S for shoulders, and l61465lS for hams. Ia
con-Dull. Dressed Hogs-Quiet; l21SeSl2S5s
for western, and l21Sd 1877 for city. IIilrJl-1n
fairdemand at 800 ISIS; also $500 bbls for
March and April, sellers option, Mt lScs ISIS.
Butter-Steady at 2gGS21s for Ohio. Cheese
In good request at l5@2l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 14.-In the Sem
ate to-day, Mr.. scovill offered pream-
any congressional action or enactment
which will give the right to every sol
der of the Republic who has served in
the armies of the Union since April 14th,
1861, without regard to the place of birth
or color of his complexion, declaring
that SO long as the elective franchise
shall be denied orabridged in any State
ON account of race or color none there
in of such race or color should be in
Guided in the basis of representation OF
such State in the Congress of the United
States and approving the efforts OF our
Senators and Representatives in Con.
oress to mature such an amendment of
the Constitution as would effect this re-
suit. These resolutions We're made the
order ofthe day for next Tuesday week.
GOV. Ward sent in the name of III. New
ton Conger for Secretary of the State,
for the second time and it was confirm
ed: Yeas II, nays 6,-three Democrats
voting for it. The contract between the
Norris d Essex Railroad and the Atlan-
tic & Great Western Railroad was dis
cussed and ordered to a third reading.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15
spirit or the stool. market.

~ - N u NEW 4ohk, FeD. 10.
The Commercial says: The stock
market, though more active, has par
TALLY lost its late strength. AT the
morning board the disposition to sell
of stock were thrown upon the market.
The leading stocks We're generally = to
Ac. lower; large lines ofshorts We're put
out. The market is more decidedly
bearish than for several days. The
change however appears to be merely
one ofthe unaccountab freaks of spec
ulation, and may Mt any moment be
The impression is fast taking hold of
the speculative community TINT the
price of stocks does not at present de-
pend so much as ordinarily upon their
intrinsic value. ta.,1s.----4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. Ran accident
occurred ON the r. rs. r.. r. this morn
ing, by which the morning mail train
from Troy, consisting of four cars, was
thrown from the track and precipitated
down an embankment about twenty
five feet. The first passenger coach, In
which were upwards of sixty passen-
gers, struck a tree and was dashed TO
pieces. Six passengers and an em-
pIoyee were wounded, only two of them
seriously. The accident was caused by
a broken rail. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15
Cincinnati Market.


S1NC1NHAIIS teD. II.
Flour dull without change in prices Wheat
dull and prices declined &C per busheI; closing
nominal at IS for No. l new red. Corn dull
at 5295S for No. Shelled. Oats duh at % for
No.;s No. Is held at 80, with buyers at $S
dull and prices nominal;o receipts, 625 head.
Provisions dull and. prices generally lower
for first clnSS city brands. Mess Pork % so.
Bulk Meats dull and prices nominal. Bacon
dull at B1f9l61%, and 1S1S for shoulders, sides
and clear sides. Lard unsettled and prices
nominal at Is for prime city. Groceries dull.
Cotton quiet at ~ for middling. Whisky con-
ttnueS dull and prices nominal. Gold l3S1S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15

CINCINNATI, Feb. 14.-In the Ken
lucky legislature yesterday. the Senate
adopted the House resolutions request
ing the removal of troops from the
State, condemning the Freedmen's bu-
reau, asking for the restoration of the
habeas corpus and rejecting the consti-
tutioDaI amendment.
In the Ohio legislature, the House
passed bill fixing eight hours for
days labor. Vote--70 TO IL. 80
At Knoxville, Tenn, yesterday, a
negro was hung by a mob for shooting
Lient.-CoL Dyer, LIST Tennessee cavalry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15
Destroyed by Fire.

BOSTON, Feb: 14.-Information receiy-
ed here states that the store house OF the
Victory Mills Company, on the Cham
plain canal, in Saratoga county, New
York, was destroyed by fire, with about
quantity of stores, on Monday morn
ing. The loss is estimated at $40, 600
on which there is an insurance of $685.
600. e. r. Nudge, of Boston, is the
treasurer of the mills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15
Sew Yorlk aIoney ana stocIs aIarI.et.

NEW 1Othhs EGOs II.
Money and GoId-Money market quiet and
steady at per cent. Sterling Exchange
Firm at l175Sal0I5s. GOld-opening at 1885;
declining 10 l3S, and closing at 1881.
Government Stocks-FirIn with a fair buSi-
ness doing; U. S. Us, $40 coupons, %, lG3; do
do 3d. 1925; treasury T-s, first series, 3d.; do
dOSecond series 99I4; u. S. u.s. one year ceTtifi-
Gates, new issue, 9S5s.
FTeights-To Liverpool quiet and firm.
Stoeks-Steadyi Quicksilver Ell; Ohio &
Mississippi certificates ~ q: Atlantic NJ. s. $. T..
1l2; MarfpoSa l21S; New York Central $50;
Erie 1875; Chicago and Northwestern preferred
Hnnte3lS. q d u - -ElI ~ Z. !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-02-15
DTry-yv -yopv Eel. I4.-ENIaior ]. Harry

NEW York, Feb. I4.-AIajor j. Harry
Stone. of the st. Louis detective force,
arrived in this city this evening, having
i'm his custody Brig. Gen. Geo Gooi-
bauRh. of Mexican army notortety VINO
was recently arrested at st. Louis on a
charge of swindling, preferred from
New York. The prisoner VIII be
brought before the court OF special ses-
sion to-morrow.