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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

- 5 SduIer in gcrIRr., ,ptid5dia; seH1sr
.i @uiHelusi btliS. Eburio eiutS III Ncrtiir
aulnt yutfret !8u e~rfraesa BET e. VIuus
m T, gE. 200 Gabs GbQrletur. G2O-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
GSSer stuSpuuft habcn min

iber ant SsbiItWfe beS yebsnS, lter @lld pbtr
llrglGd III bt Sisbe, aui Jticu, IN ccr GrsuHti0afi
tefnt 2ntttrteptelf. itsr lattseboble Disbstcttt, lQe
9tbtimniis II. ( NJ, fam lie btt tcm llHtsBethutt,n
Rr. SO, NBrc-Slual., Ode pcu ladiouhtaBr.
(Hpt26 3l}D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
9lcferbausIB erdtbc

OHNbVnII' NtIIIVI II. ~. MI NIIIIOlIs
ID metbe btutc, rem u Mai 1860. lrt WA
10 lltr, an Der gblopslrbtl @oae. i,nidle tCr Ns5-
sell. Ssteadtte, . Wieflu uou ~ Siobt aut can pon
ort, Gufrp bfpirtbihottt'dt &Utt iimutlmt rort
btftnhlt6e Adetbaur @crGtbc ptit srru;
namild
a. ! arFttts . pferb, farm Rautt ST
AS4S i6ur, Wlabs = Willhtutu. Elseu. Wtdgu.
Saueu, Sttdu G6auittn NNli- II, Seuglbcln.
8alBtu. Uttitsst. 6tuhtr II T.. f..
a tCpie ale s. au6bGIt- ten ftItcu ale
-, ba Rubi Npmmoetu, " .fbldtdutt gstt1elsu,
III aleberi6yinte Jilde GtGble, O.itn c. usbh
eusr Wisnge uidt ]beioubs5 s~urahnier @cssu-
itinbe, be ale obne Rdtba't Uerau'hpu,rt peIosH
ipIeH.
gebinsuHs ganlabfuHa.
e. b.. Cover ault,
UIS-21) Rr 81, HallimcrcaL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
0cm8 IN -ncrFnnfrn.

5iil GIN ) rBtp'E' lgobn6 rvs cuffs Nlts en-
JSAAA 9trt6tst. Nr Az. Wet 2Oulsarbir., 1T icfsrt
pahliel "a rtltJuttr, nenn man ids IN gtr. 1T, W1-
boI1ttr BET Bt b. RemPeL mtb,t.
tIs0-n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

Gin beutihsS W}ib0sn gum Fobtn g0aiGtn urb
Bbgtlu Tn erer tenin Eomtltt. cute Gmyftbuu-
Gen eriorterlh gutter gcbt Nib ltgstsH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

giu Wpbubaut, 10 5uR brett nit Seittr
Haeg All her Glib 'Anuitrobs. $500, aluub-
ht81 s%tnSrel. Wi1u mcloe 10 te, % Sttoe rs
= une g b Il, Rr. 8, ram ; SEilbiu8s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

Sin trotIc3oaeutr NlIabt nit gutter etulbiltpu3.
I'M cas- Nuhbruttr. WeN@iit Az erlctneu. glGdSus
traRsH bet W. pcIm9eG Gabcl-Gts br @aV.
Il Saltimertgr Q1S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

3pei gut, 8dder, elmer ais /. uub elmer ais Q.
Sane, iRnrsn irICrt Gtbsii erbaIten, ptuu fs flo
meIoeu Er. "A Ermcutitr. u2l-gl y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
MaroIoaif3e Watbf0ldae,

Sr. - y tn c " cr-
Rer ba NusfuHtt ~ babea wluiGt dbtr tluilas
cute cher Idlette @tibditt, dbtr N]tl6E@smtuu pbsr
8erluit, 6etratb, HeileL frsrmbe coer Gtiute Nuut-
belt II. biuSllde Wirrtn. Dltbuabi, frl Nblr Alts,
eer femme u0d Or. lSl, SuO-9orclncs, sc voa
pauIitr. (lpr1 10 &lPie}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
Otirthfhnft I'M DerFaufeu,

Cine gDtttbibait aui poiui.g2dt'te " lrfert NIT
Alien 9utebGr peaea Bamtiiucetblln'f an ptr'au-
fen, @lan n,elbe flo gr. $50 9rOabDab, Gde Der
YauCaas iraEe nI8-2gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
@etlanat.

9tue dItlife ErGu Iunl Ntuet1roritu. Cute Gms
IF tluu9tn %rctbptuttB unb MIR cine erilbrre brau
prs %pe,lauat. Wiau melot lid 9r. $3.50, gDets2srtug .
t%pudraft, Q20-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
gSerldnat Ipfurt:

Su elmer Hetusu famtn, etn Rubuudob,r, mo
gr, 35Si @ei. Japetleilr. G2l-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
8n hrrfnnfrn I'm Sl2H.


Dtt @inrtmua II, 0GuSibt tius- gDirlbi6aIt aut
r0itab ais @rresrp, G0nitetouarp ober 8careiues
bons, fro gu O]eriauisH iGr Sl25. Ra9lutra1tn " g.
26s. Shb-auHiir. u2O-l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

Gteucoeiu6.

100 A'ti'H Der sEsutfRet Bsutr-8 srfibcumess
@sslihaiL" abGefe in her Cry. +. 81. gu buters
Iafitlt, ulp-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
Nctlnuot miro


Glut P%ugnah,ttu udttr GlaHc pel6e Ueuth psrs
iitbt. gu n'ICtn w. ss, @rra0plp, maize @ouaba
Slr., be- Wab. @beeIer. U2O-l)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

GrIparaib B0a !3dt @etS Il. G~ntfssnAa8
but6 tte
,,8attimoresGhfo s@tfeubAhn",
7nad aIleu Seciim 6e8 2Geiiers,
attr gerttrsburB unb Diartetta cher
BeHmoob. Wheeling II. Gotumbu5.
Die .galtimcresS Ohio @lenbahR" btetet rem reiiens
ben publitum ole grbbien NOttbetle II Seiug auI
Btnisie't. Bsauemlttiett Sidtrbct, yhntltttett u.
e A6Hbeit Der Seertrte'n ioba6 lie eon tetnsr arbtrt
8hbu in bttism 9anos hberirrten pitb. 9icie @dbn,
pom atiattiideu Wieere uueltbeub, If aIleae aus
esesbnteiie ltnie, 9ltidssltig abtr err bic ~iirieit II.
i6neuite unb baber bic biatgie Htute tlr bic Rcicu,
ben uat BEN 8eittn, bic ni6t %etleblen icaten, Gt 81
tenueeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
Gaffee,
Der eiu;ise Soffee, mCtder bic 4robc nit
Glfplg als9ebaltenl
Gerindt ibn
unb urtbeilt baum iclbItl

glou Iet has 3,usni6 Res Sru, Kitten, grOtFCrs
ber Gbertte II. pbaimaets an
her .llnipttiitat cnr Walrlanb."
.Dr. Samts y. Bacon bat mir ale Strffs. aus
beteu q ietrer ~ merttau GreeIftprE
5%utertttet, mit9eib;tlt uno i'd btIeiss
bictmit. bah tttne Der babet terugten .lnlrtbtenset
I'M g%eriuaitn gIaoe ihdbltG IT., icno,Ir ALE BOT
tommen JHtIdglt6 II. ndbrbpit tnb. gpdbrenb CT bon
her GafttbCtne gen11 entbalt, un has Gafises Nrcuta
gu bebatter, beiiBt CT ntdt bic e~i8entbamlilbe oufre-
penbe GiDsuftdft oeS unpelnlidieu aalfee's urb satf
babe ais ulblibes II. aneenebmeS @riasmltteI bts
reinsu eaffee's In ben ne ten 8altn 9ei6lpauier 8ers
tauungssOt game grrr len lotrben.
Wm. y. u. atteu, Or. Weby
groi ber Gpents It pbalm an Der nlluto y. D2b."
Balttmote. Is. Wat 1852.
giefe ,rdn,ltde mb amber. gsliSnn tSuren feline
Gafisese crte i'm letreu 3ultaube aebraudeu, dber Iei-
ren 6aftte onrh Dltidun6 elncs Dritlels ootr felbit
Greet or ~" pbre Wadibtil sensbtt.
Biele @aitmittbe un6 bic %pdbluiihiien Gahettrintet
In alien Se9unben bts 2dnbes 'iebed ben Gafse In
icIdsr @eiiatt por. 20 eru6t ID II !"
pay 2~ksarnuna ~65g
Bon rebrerer Ssticn nitro bier uno IN auberen
Stabttn Elm Gtttfel ~fatrShi, BEN man ten pImtriear
Greet pr Coffee" nennt. nobel nnitre Dsrpaduu9sait
Die Snrtftictte II. Borbt anierer Gttautiten ~radgeafft
uno anSers Mtstbo6en sat 5interssban8 bsS pnbIttums
angeipanot ,perttn.
8ei'm eiaiauie eeS ~ ertcan ereeIftpr
g dffeeis" paiie man e,nai auf oh auf rem pais
fsie aud Prof aitsn's obts,s 3susnie iisbt.
Wen inelte ppbl. RAD man na6 q. Is. Bacon
Bel allen @Icbs Il. 8leiu-W W tsrtalpaartnsSdubte
gu babsn unb
perferttgt ppn
8, q. Bacon s. 60
- ~, Ir. 47o, % 4 9altmor,iir.,
1iS-Z3l W1ItkuiDrf. Mh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

Gin beuti6tS Wtao6en tn { uer nttutu Eamilt bds
cut maiden baaeln u tohsu .anu. Gu eritaatu
gr. 81, Sopar6f.r.. i'm store. l2l-8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
en- MrrHnmfrn-

Gin gutttraert6iettr u. lance Stieberttr @recries
Il, pEcptHorS- eaStn aui Der cd, Ron 9ant. II. Gbars
pcit. RlhcreS an OF uu6 Sttls bel Z. Garrett
l1p-s0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
3u %DerFduFcJ.

DIS Nder Ydnb,
%lHtFbaut In Fun aruabtI County, 0 Dteltu non her
Stabtitr. .9rldei Elm lebr ucrttctlratttr Raul! va
bert8 burG Ebtcbpr @Ipder,
(llb 20 2 o. Rr. A, OF. pallhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

HEF Sur ot'pHottPu NstnlUlBNppHe 8Ju
GinfoanbeTer unb Reiieube loatei iebr o~priibtta
feir, che ie ibre 8taete tdufer. uub loaien bitielbsu
MIR bon icItei an9eiteuten Searnitu idut,rt bic pou
tbrem gtbafte leben, nt6t aber BON Ulatlern obst
9pii6epiri8eru. ba he iort Der Gefabr ~auSseisgt
anb, beftpiueeH gu pcrceu nub tbr StIb rmiCnf
oustu8eber.
Dur6fabrtS4 @iIttte
mad, alien GbeiIen bes @'itus fno gu bobtn Bel
Gdrl8 9tIbebraubt
&tnetaI. @uttaranitrr Gatnien BET sgaittmott
Otir.G %iensabu".
(Sau1 I'D Ut 81, Gbantslrabe Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

gntr mad Wttrberu, R.sg., rsti't, iiH6ct bic Ronte
hbst g8tlbpn II. @oIoBbpyo' fit bic raf0e Il uuo
biIItgfe.
Siur 6ite 9inie psrtapft Durhbiutts uuS oibt ger
pddmartsu fir bic sSsaboarb. BcauoIe- Nuhr", ure
uur itrt pafastert t6nniu alei9 nab hem Subtn pds
%terIeilen.
paHagiers, usldt NIT ccn 8 llbrr BrlbIuat bon
Rep. DoTt o6tr NIT Gem o 10 II. lI50 BrlbSu1e C0r
philadelphia uub btm $50 Natmittag8luRe ron
Baibington abiabrfn, tSuueu nit oieier .tnte alsi6
tpettstieIien. gafil9tsre unb ibr Gcpdd ,ptibsn IN.
sute.lbtt1 ;ptf6tu ben 8aBubSien u. Dampfern ipe-
brit.
NporeR. 4 aus, grifbert.
gB ut. q. Smitbt Suptrlntcrbjnt bet @ltttmoret
Damp. Padet-GompaGnte.
e. O. O to- General UBent Der nSeaboGrba0loaa
npfesBatn"
Sug6 . GenuCr,
(NpatI91 TaIn1er blnent.
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Srbr iucrtBuOaes
6rnneeiaentbnnt

WI NNtNNhis
ID ipsrbt RtttWo ~ y d mtttna A, ben Is.
Rat I'M 30 ll6i, All Ctt uut Gtsle BIS gaul', tu
@adielDcueen ndbcr befhttben, icbr p6rihmiptr.
ptrtBe @tnnbftht an ten phiitbleltu5su etr,
Itti9crd nanltd.
DaHflbt bcItnut dui her Rorh tttte Der par'itr ia
elmer GntitrnlnB bon rs Sur urb 8cu uou or Ode
Der 9pub. unb Nantitr acNt Johann II noreliher
Mibtuua nit 5o1bitr, 81 iu6 @ Soa lana bjH uoi
bi Brlb. parallel NIT 9drtnr. II fue 4 S5a; pct
bier utrOljh, NIT Bcnbitr. piraId, 30 fu6: b,s'aui
ptfllh NIT Faniitr. gara'ti, 9 FuB 0 SUQ oauu
uVroWetIit 8 5ubG 3ol. bauu wttl.h. m,81n'tr.
psraue', 10 Aub o 500, tnbtn e5 has bauetet IT,
fiubiide s,itbtbunt dut bsr Welietie l~dreihst; sdHu
iubttdp aui ontr Shede oou 20 buB bis bgutat. ,
euclih 6Rltt. NIT II iiub Hteute an Bar itr an
BEN AusaaH9sruntt SurdG.
Gae tst6ritbfns grM beiesntbuu NJ Il6 Stnl bss
nutt peretu uuo entbdtt Staqunatu flr ~ Die be.
90 1T fat oities Ssitait cher eire Ranteu. doSr,f
ausnetmeHb gse'9rtt,
9ertaui; gubesiust. Btbinsuuan tsrm 9sr-
faufs.
e.. r. @upcr Grit.
O20-Sl VT. 81, BdltmDrsitr.
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gerIaHst utb @eIHdtt.
@uFort nrrIOnoA

Gin @5t6tn ,pm Bai6tu Sc6eH uub ,ur saas.
arbtit fur ttns 6amiite Zen jpet geticutr. 0atlu.
fIdgeu Rt. $50 etrinatcHftr. Q2I-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
3u pcrfduFcu.
IN tterInmlfm.

auf8 Subtt6r eluer 8titouraicu otter 0laHt uub
Nuiterna ginuGtiu1 fub ioiott iu p%srfagitr. Rat-
3ufraaen III. 900 Sle Souehr. Q20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

Gin rtlnIi6er SuHss ann NufDarttn bel o. ~ 0.
mtntb y, Nr SO Wet. Iarsttrtr 12I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21
@sramiaHnaen.

@. Is. Sppe'S srOeer eurOSdts
f@er SircuS,
Der SeBtieii @lnifers il~uterRaltlHg,
ron bsr prsiis unb BEN Yublitlm afs St,
beften H~eittnnit'%S riftnngen nn0 b0lUtItf'
oiDfie 0CuaBrrie
1uf benz eurppdtihen 6e1fldnbe
auCrtanut.
9OtDe's Girtns,
btsnbsnben @tanl
i1tmnernbe Yrd6t unb
Die unerEeihte Ssrrltnteit
Der duberen Gntfaltans.
5ei pslGer
bic @rc6artt9teit bes S6auoepr6naes
bic elprre.btu GaBe Der Rtttsritfe cher ben Bntut
Sss bon 8rIo II. @bsIsefsiu sltscuceH 1sItss bel
g9sitem absrtrtHt
1T angefUmmen
une ipirb bios etne Wp9e lang 8Oritet.
lun9sn geben,
namltb bret Gags lang ali hem ftelsu plate hes
BEL Atr'Warttes,
unb jUar;
@Outas, ben Il. mat
0ieutO0, 20 Dlai,
W~itttwed d, 20, MoL
eanu bic ectulttit ipeditW uub aui Oem 9er6umissn
plaee,
@de BON Green. u. GplumbiaRraee,
an "a %. II. 20, Wtat stuen GgtlaS Bon 8Crltuurs
cen e%tbHHtu.
Dteie turie Satfpu srbHtt ibre ggetbe turd tin
BrOfes StrnbelsS haugebringe.
2ieIe Giclen 3 60mpngnie
ben
Sercitcru. SerrCu ro Damien,
benz SNtGbtOrGrto,
Der ocppdttu G,uppe 8raithtmBstiHltltr,
zen uneriCtdten AirpbateIi.
ben wuneetbagen Grarel'lualerH
lne ben tciun Riinltletu In autu
D~trartemeHts
miro IN itrer auiuuigeu Grtnd
ta8ltG Siuei S%orieaaugeI
gebeH.
NuBeretm
bic berSeriGbtlCruhen %9eiGtunget
hes pm, ptece NIT
6rOfctt'S iuil0en, blltglerigeR 90tuetl,
oas auieasnbie uub ,rtaiulidft Ea8ss = glsjgnib!
gtutrttt5pycis fdufBtg Gents.
Ssntsr ungr 10 SahItu 20 Cts.
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~QBertbponc8 8rI1ioub,

G"Ssiler oite5 bdjBt an eet Saficrp Qmnppe. s
glttTtu bon ber St1bt, SEQ gder gut tttpbieu eans
he's, b: CT IN partie'p por 20 Nfetr a. $50 !tS 500
p 4der p]eltagitu ipiu 9trtm bCtrtcsi5wtu Waune
NIT aettHRm WlJtteln b'ttet no bier futs @teJtnbeii.
ih lrnioul cine Selufitie Az Uli3tfeu bern ba6
Rlotter-HolJ, Die Dat ni6ipcucu, bic gtsnte uub bic
6abbtHeers npl,irrtfn, bic e. oarouS %geiptnnt, ubers
itet9tu an gBerib ben GdufrreiS hes Tauet5 um's
Dppntlie. IS lG6t 10 feline itttele eber pepiHu-
hrtr9enbtre Fapildi- Aul0tt MAIDEN ea cas- jibrlih
Ge-ohiratiet b. SoiI int speriBs bic Stuitu 6es ans
ge;egtel Ge,of pell abciiriht ur6 bas gdub NIT its
hem Sabre mttiboo1er puo haH mente flo an
Penrp { Il. Gomb, Souaro.. rabe EIanntu.
tr-, I6ey an Or 6Utntbpdtt al Der Satioro Roae, b
UleiIcu ron ber Gtdtl. (AHat q lDh.
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Scntfd5c5
I'm gW
Sole otty 8Nlttuts
Geaboarb. WoGnOFe . GiIenbabr.


portsmDutb II. Befbc n.
Die Gtabcarbs 0tcauoit Gientnbu IN SU,ibeu golt81
mouth tn9 99tbpu U6frtt.
Der rfue II. els9one Eampftr n Ell o., gapt.
Geo. g8. 0iufeg, uno Ger bslicbtf &C. .pitr 81
I e., Gnpt. SorteS Carmen, p9a ber attcu Bat
Stnit, fabrsu istt td9lt6 Ecnnt18E lraBtrrumtt)
lpiiden baltimore u. NprlSn'cutb int Nnihtuiic an
BITE tptdlt'Rt Nputs nNS benz Guoet.
Den aIttn @pnalR tr ftute tr0udcN mir nidt be
ioHbtlS gu Utri@,ty, eaB bisis otis btttb,e Glouts Cd
burh R6ditht al bic Ssquuntt6te Ier Der paiog.crs
uno bird Rett- II. 8ClberiParutB zen
ielbf empittbli. 6tre5 tbrer 00Cte OerlaRt tdBluh 49,
ScmtlaBs aus ,ncmutsn go ibre gpttits BuBt
bee unton.DOds Ra4mtttaG6 - ubr
iro idbtt nad Der 5ffuHa Diou' CT. Jictiol' unb
gpttsntouib, NO biepoote N0 GER" eabrdyo- RoauCls.
eabr" nat SuiOlf BlddlDottr, Eseripu, PtpHpul6,
@tibOr. Baltiab. @oIb6bOrO' Rswttut, Beaufort,
14tImtHetcu unb alien Bhntttn TN Sdbeu ani9lts
Sen.
aHd iblitem fe fb ben SamtsN l6' Daurie-n mad
Gitb potnt u. rid moub On iopt, Dem
Damrier ngpluS" isotu WlrutO9 Dltttuoh II. BItls
tag tttb no6 Gberrpfene u osr saieln Sbcre poa
Biratntut unb Dierit0as, DonuItfiaaS II. Samfaoa
mad ben GountitS WuttbeUS II. glpucsaeg uuo mad
yorfioipu,
sG- @tnIabrsu Fnb ben Gagitausn Otcisr gtnls
nreng %lntetidgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-21

G II qutsS Gituitmdc6su mtre r~e'tauBl IN Vt. $50
Def. BrattItr.. bel ~ Srltm1nr. Q20-D
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-05-24
PennsylvanIa U. S. senator.


The Harrisburg correspondent Of the
-Chambersburg Repository, in his last let
ter to that paper, says: "The pending
political coz test will be enliEened aud its
interest be Intensified by the struggle for
United States Senator to succeed Cowan.
There are number of names mentioned
Curtin, Forury, Kelly, Cameron, Grow,
Cessna, Williams, Scho6eld, Thomas, and
others, hnt from recent movements l
presume the contest will in little time
assume the shape of Curtin against the
field. He has taken no stems to make
himself candidate, nor will he do so, I
learn. He has been rendered a irst-cIass
mission by the President, the proffered
honor dating back to November last.
before his departure for Cuba and before
the Washington political complications
had commence6; buteiI hazard little in
saying that he willn leave his position
until his term expires, and if SO, he will
find himself in the Senatorial contest
moiens Uolens. From every part of the
State the desire is manifested to crown
his brilliant administrative career, in
which. none but himself bas been his
parallel, by calling him to the highest
Legislative tribunal of the Republic. The
Uuion men feel that the times de nand
men whose history is interviewer with the
bright chaplets of our thrilling history
who cannot afford to be faithless and blot
the fame won by matchless fidelity and
enlightened patriotism. They feel that
the great keystone State must cease TO
be the ill-starred one of the sisterhood
whose fame has been bllstered and whose
loyalty has been mocke ed and libeled by
imbecIiity and treachery. The State can
cot add TO the honors won By Andrew G..
Curtin. He has been in the great trials
of cur liberties, and not less so the count
-ments of treason. Wherever there is a
soldier of the Republic there is, in per
patual freshness, affection for the Execu-
tive, and wherever there has been mour-
ming the Offices of sympathy have been
fulfilled to the uttermOst. The shattered
ranks OF our heroic armies we're filed by
his tireless efforts, and they were nerved
to confidence and valor by his inspiring
presence in every camp, The sick were
min;stered to BY his hourly care, :he dead
found sepuichrc to sleep With their kin
dred, and the sorrowing were solaced by
his tireless efforts for the living and the
honor maintained for our martyred dead
That trne men, with their sacrifices still
shadowing them, should point to him to
redeem the record of our State In the
Senate, is but the natural dictate of mir
gled justice and affection, and his name
will be pressed with concentration of
power and energy that cannot fail of sue
cess. Whatever may be his own wishes
or views on the subject, am convinced
that | am correctly foreshadowing .he
struggle. His friends will make no war
upon any one of the distinguished names
mentioned in connection with the nigh
office to be filed, nor will they distract the
Union ranks TO sabserve personal ends
They are for the Union Organization and
It's candidates first of all, and regard effort
for it's success as the paramount duty of
every true patriot" u
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Justice to Gov. Curtin.

The act disfranchising deserters passed
by both branches of the Legislature last
winter not yet being signed by the Gov
erncr,is not to be found in .he general
laws OF the State for this year. Because
of this, here seems to be good deal of
anxiety that Gov. Curtin does not intend
to sign The bill. We think we are safe in
saying that such fears are needless. The
efficiency OF the act in question depends
in great measure upon the act of Con-
gress passed for the same purpose, OF
which the constitutionality is disputed
and viii probably be decided by the
Supreme Court of this State in. a short
time, The delay of the Governor is
merely out of deierence to the anticipated
decision of the Supreme Court.
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COWan.

Saturday night, the telegraph says, the
individual whose name heads this article
made an eloquent argument at the Phila-
delphia Academy of Music. He said
l.. The Constitution is the law of the
land. & a-r5 es.e-es GzgaE-ra
2. IF the Southern people had not for
gotten their obedience to the Constitution,
there would have been no rebellion
8. He was opposed to any amendment
to the Constitution st the present time.
4. Now, after the Southern people had
surrendered to the law, is the time TO
extend them mercy.
Law sakes, Mr.. Cowan, whar did yer
larn SO much Be thar any more like as
you be whar you be from? We alters
thort the rebs caved in to ole Grant and
Sherman cause they couldn't help it.
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The Battle Flags.

The general committee representing
the military divisions of Pennsylvania,
sppointed to make arrangements fer the
presentation of the battle-fags to the
Governor, on the Fourth of July, in
independence Square, assembled in Phila-
6elphia, on Saturday. Gen. Harry White,
ch4irman of the committee, took the chair
he was afterWard chosen permanen. pres
ident Speeches were made by Governor
Curtin, the Mayer, General White, and
others. The following programme was
adopted: :rs z rs1
First. On the second of July that the
flags which will have been deposited iu
Harrisburg should be brought to Phila-
delphia by a guard of honor, composed of
the surviving color-hearers and color
guards of all the regiments OF the State.
Second. The flags, when, brought to
Philadelphia, shall be deposited in some
appropriate hall until the time of the
presentation.
THIRD. A military escort, with appro-
pirate music, viii be provided to proceed
With the flags and their guards of honor
to Independence Square. s-s lero.,
Fourth. A proper person to be selected
to present formally the flags to the Cover
nor on :heir- arrival st Independence
Square. e9 a tsGt .fa
Fifth. Suitable music, vocal and instru-
mental, after the ceremonies of the recep.
ton of the flags. a e.
Si1haoThanks to Almighty Sod for
victory and return of peace.
,SeOepth. Proper muster aoir4-
Eighth After the arrival of the flags ID
independence Square a Governors salute,
and after the ending of the ceremonies OF
reception national salute shall be fired,
to which end a battery shalt be stationed
in Washington Square. Ii
Ninth. AT the conclusion of the cere-
mony. the flags shall be escorted to the
hall from whence they were brought,
where they will be kept until returned to
Harrisburg and deposited in the archives
OF the Commonwealth.
Tenth. The committee, in order to carry
out this programme, recommend the ap-
pointment of committees of arrangement
and of finance e.as
It was unanimously resolved that Major
General Meade be requested 10 present
the flags.
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The Al1eshan1an.
THURSDAY, MAY "a, 1856.
LINTON COUNTY CONVENTION!

The Union Men of Cambria county, who were
the friends of the General Government in the
late War to suppress Rebellion, and who now
hold that the great Principles vindicated in
the Field must be preserved in the Councils
of the Nation, are requested to meet in their
respective Election Districts on Saturday, the
ASA day of Nay, instant, between the bours
of and O'Clock, p. m, and select two Del
sgates from each ofsaid Districts to represent
them in a County Convention, to- be held in
the Court House, Ebensburg, on Monday, the
2sth day of Nay, at one O'Clock, p. M, when
and where Congressional Conferees will be
appointed, County Ticket nominated, and
such other action taken as the usages of
the party require or the exigency demands.
D. o. EVANS,
Chairman Union County Committee.
Nay 2, 1866.
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e9 Union State Central Committee
met in Philadelphia ON Wednesday last,
70 perfect arrangements for prosecuting
the political campaign with that energy
and zeal which begets success. The pro
eceedings of the meeting were entirely
harmonious, and the reports from all parts
OF the State were of the most fattering
character. Col. Frank Jordon, of Bed
ford, is Chairman of the Committee ".
II. Kembie, of Philaaelphia, Treasurer :;
g. w. Hamersly, of Germantown A. W.
benedict, OF Huntingdon, and J. Robley
Dunglison, Of Phila., SECRETARIES.