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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-19

ODr1eptQut wQtren Ut.
StIe Altunaeu tAben eer Qpelt 1enuoIam geieiet
un pte cel lie ben prbirdYer, I'm Stbrauhe befHb.
Iten W(tbiJirsn r0rdriebtH, Wlu tann lie iider II.
nit NpbISftauen nebnteH, aber brs 6eufrait II
matit9 lbre tief9teiitnoen GigenIbaien re9su oeS
1otper8 9ebensdbiGttt an. eutternen bic WefpptiH.
1en ber Cr9ant, reint5en bas blnt II. oSri9euCbeR
unmcbfisu. Sic fsesn bic tran,GdittH S6lte, pttbs
Dd6nntb trjcu9eu u beseu, bmauS, Tatlen tra1e
obr u nneronun9 eeaibene Stgans gu natlrC1en
BlnfHcaen auI uno fcBen oeln gan3en Spilenie afs
fuu6e elaitiidhe Spauntrait e,n. Sie titigeu neei
bios bic aEiiiaIihsn 9sldeerten tncs ,eoeu on6srH
anb gtlabrl,9s II, gu lnl6tenes Rrontbttsu Beuu
ae siuereits gar sepaIt'se toiriunSen Subsyu, RnS
e Jur ieIben 3tit IN ueIrtneellen 6dbsu genouimeH.
oas IiberIte II. bette Atiibrui,tld idr AnbcI. jbr
periuderiSr llebstSua eibl ibusn euen austreemer
4eltnad ibre rur aus oem pfantnreide.ftnpmn
men ,JnAssoeuieu maiden fe collcnlmen balm- II.
aeiabdos, uugIaubAe 9uten babsn lle bolbrad't
popon bohitebenee pa,6nttbtetsn Ssugulb gtben
iebne aer 8sroac6t ter untpabrbdt cen Bern btr:iu
teEn eiett 9stle beloprrs9eret Geiititte It. Aerie
h1ten ibre Ranten oaiu heat9eben benz phblttum bte
BellGblideit unlstet oeilniid ~ bteueen, pGbtenb
WbeIr uns bic 8oiidelpu9 tbier lltberieu9dn9, bas
Iusre grdparatc nB,ttutr lur einoerma otr 4eiben
uniestv eloenbeu BsplaBtsn Detmenitpen bcliragen,
taben luiemmlen laiisn.
sue apnibeter lttttru InIfu dnlSrVaHiimen Almas
nad liHent3elblid; odrin ituo 5ehtouG saupeuugen
une osiIjensniiis lssr toiesnes Ssi9wsSen suts
Salient
gsgi,ogfune. esbardtsn, 5t6sumansmms, Saut.
spaiitfu6t, Seobrennen Ropimsb IN 5olse ccH
fbiedifm I1asut lltbttsit, Btroauuhl lstsidp,rrt.
1ragbttt Der Ginasptibe unb ba.auS eulltsbsubs
SdmtteN. Wnbhidt appttilloistit, ale uebel,
rtlGe etne ausltsrene. Ignel ufelbtrr. Die pillen
beIsH auBsyosm eurt RaniluuS ots gluies uno I'm.
ieiuna b,s Sptents pele leael auf bic lie Dem HHs
ideips mad, a0r tetneu Gnlub .babei als Ia iine
Gaubbtit. ibei w:lies elblnoen, RsronlGnfrS nRb
nfrcbs gryeltarttIi llno,onHnsrl IN ber eeber unb
ben Rlsrsn, eihi u, lcutge dbultds eeiosn bic ans
tinsm bfraba tomstueH a6rpertuitanes roer Btrlto.
pi1u1 Iener 5HutiIoasn be ribr II
2abt Gut Hi@t BON grnubaslolen 5anelsrn NIT
dToeru ar5enettn, an bench lie mtbr YIofii MAIDEN
antabrn! @srlanst aper's ptlGsn unb n.bmt
feine arbsu DE atanten branden BIZ te.potbans
teHe 6llie lnb lie iouten iolte erbalten.
3ubertitet rnn Z. 6. Aperh 80 APP, eope0,
EtaF.. uEb at bab,n bel Us. 8. SIoirn a Bruoer IN
Baltimore, fopt, bel aItn Gpotb,;srn unb arietsi.
9srfaniern aDer Srita. (S1rl 1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-19
Tiir SGae Rlb GOR3erte Su Der.
miefben.

Den Nrellnben u. SefdnHtea her se0rtorbiaH-@s
tslrtaft uub sem sesbrten gubltium dperbaupt iur
Radbriht eab FIR ir9enb cine Set nadb tem l.Ssoibr
bic lbBne arofe farfgebeute neue paDe Der sgouCpr
hia~, nit ben Samit oerbuntenen R6unilCbieea. spt
Wbbaltun9 csu B6gtn II GoEJsrteu gu mieibtu III,
Eeun frlb5eittge appiitatten aemadlt 1oiro.
Die tle9gnie uHb teittare gttsAaffrnIg bes grp6en
Gaaies, uebt siH-niBtt1ten GarbeTobel eltmulslu fur
Seren u. Dameu ip5te Sequences ReGautatipn5. tim
ner netf groeem Spetieiaale nit oouitau6is siuss.
hd,ieter Sdee, la5sn Riots ,u pIulben nbrs,
Boaaanel8es Sateleeifirr fac 500 &oupertS it ~
tiiitn mdbger greiie 81 uleihea.
Rdbsre ausfuuft bet o. q. RBbeI,
gfr. 8Te Sattimpre- sTliden @tltarDs w..
(Oa.25-) gaeaItr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-19
gpetIal gOtiaen.
g5alttm1re Ttre cynfaE ences
gNFH 90

S56ltttat ore 0tts SSJnT1E encGs
Gff1ces
ssaeBe7sCsfsG sC& sss6fsg ns sEasgg2yss
ge:i@trl Iottusbreu5 ssseg3st.aa oosr GGabta AHr@
Graubunatao, iopoli IN btr 5tQ5t. iDis IN 2sict,
RHc Ggteh ben gtssstAaul seobHss sebeEs u. 6aa-
EE1bduer, Granddaughter, NisrS1uptosufte, W,5beln.
SaiBltTatt tn Ban b;seHtae obsr Ia Gssu
IN 9a6nng 6eRHhliGe ;SabC5al9s be,
Das Grsttortuu bshsbt aus fesasrbsn ptEEsHi
Z. 9. 8 obs.. t., gIdfbsutt
Bm @ 5arrtior, st Sing,
SEQ u 8tGerg, Ssurs gprr6g,
4 Q8 aIri6s, 8 Q Gteuart,
Slotb g 9Bilipu, S3M {, Sruus,
s8Ht 7 QeorbingtpR, 8 bon Rapf,
s Bennington, GpD3 SfraHfliB,
Soi9ra & 6obeH, E giob isHttas,
@rrt0a 'tepart.
Hprlsfatlonss BsrmuiaIe uHe ipetiere Rabrd1i 1bet
BE eJeieai@ait miro IN hes Cifies SdbpEt.Gde nor
Soute- u. E3aerirass trtbsIt, mo and aue auitr69,
JOiort srItbist msrseH. Bsriihsrunsen weresn AMI
trgene sins 6rf ausshoninl.n pelbe eer NpPlttaH'
pAuiteu mag.
tSaal1O sr. Boeswprtb, GeFr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-19
St0dun9 Der 3pnats 8etnt9ung unb
crfiatt innHinett AnnALnslatSnt.

0e5Iast iin6, io1ien ~ fb Slr beicneer,g Ipigabt
utahen, pr. 5dumaHu AT Jtatbe ~ Itsben; 1t TO
tn sirlt her N Baltimore bb4a pOrtbtlbat betanit.
III unS nis @tpae psrprdt mas er nibt 40 leilieH
i'm Stouee TT. Damcn tbunsu in ibrtr grioatpo5-
rluJ in aQeH EttllCn eir &tno bsncbt peretn. sol
dt, bic autebaIb ber Etabt pbtr tn petr f6ne mob
men. .Snnsn IN bsS Do'tors Frpat-dDobHlmg plBrfno
bts 8r6tHteits mit dr!tt6r piltge perItBeR unb
belbiliai Iptrcen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-19
Oebetale &I0Rtbeiten.
5rflnDLt@e 6 e nr saranttrt
ST.. JofepD Ta6iem.
y Dffce; 9ft. 228, @ine.9trage,
%biIaheIphta.


az. 9abian serautitt in fplgsnbeu sranI9sitsn
stnt Ibneae ut6 grnHbiite Sur Ole Dtts5tn pirb
son mir sIbt iab'tstst unS II cur8aus 'trd pru
Gtgeitae GtraIf8sIten
3etbefItl @enled,ts, 10 i9reGiih in tbreu Tplqsn,
penn osln99Sifgl lib penn nitbt oOu slntm erabr,-
nsu Atste bsbon6tlt.
Sel6fbefefun9 (0nantel
berer traurtBt 3o9tn fe hln6asben in Ribmntb
as9lIidsn GameneIeisbaR8s1L 5@wa9s ~ mdn,is
lden Seu3un9straf, SebenslbtrhuB une snbltdl
IufSebrun6. Jluge 9eitte, bic iid hsiisn tclpubi
fnb, iplien lid pertraurueppa an mid rptHhen. SD
babe Eapielbe iottr uugIRdltdeu 5u ibrer fribeien
f2ld bebaP.It soes ais nbetIbat auiBeSsbsu porbsn
iiHo
lStaIens9rontBetten.
A5e ssE sluRp 66i6g bic llriotbe a1eemeinsg
0alpab;' Observation-Disclosures un6 hnitDDibGrs
felt.
nrtre9efrt q Bt9fett
In esr it'onefIi ;DeIl Rsinlguua Coer gGnsliebes
GusbipIben betielter atie9pie BON weldeG lltlade,
miro IN pent8en Ie8en BON mir bergeeut obHe nab
tbeili9e GoI1en fit Oe @eiunsbet.
Set mtiutr tnisstndbrissn praris in bieiser @tatt
babe tb mid balplS4llh NIT ber gebaneIung pbtger
Rranfbesn bsitaitet no eartn ots 8Ianaenbten Jtss
tlliate srjtelt.
NuSwGrttge Watienten
tbnnen Bon m teAaneelt tperben, penn tie mir itreu
3uiiaab idriitlb mtubelleu.
Stren9ite 8erfd,piegenbeit wtrS sraes
Gcbert.
DE. Jos. FABIAN,
Mr.. 228. Vine St.. Philadelphia, Pa
(Snb1AD
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% @Maetnen
SBuss G0utnbt
GOtthendtifer Huh EHlefsua

filr Wtetbe uNe lonitiae @u5edubs,
Rr. 70 Rorh-gafctrthr I EhHr sen qtrr1tsaar.
lhu7ttn. 3olmat zen. Q ut Of Fac Gfams me-,
htu IN ati'Et6eJ Nogm uHffT MIN 'tBrs IN q eta
eta %. sta@ttisr @sbistnli4tn ausadtviat iru e
giuiailmrau m BE-. StIet ebts Huspirfs rrcuse
bscpt - Office tnreta beu l0-I2 u5r WcJasHs 4,
IL ubt Rlbmlua0s. fg4l0-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-19
ar. syuon 9eiamarre's

neIiberiIbmte ,,fpesiffft1e aSillen",
nadi elmer Bori1rif bee Dr, Suan DelaIHate, Obet.
Gl6t am aGoipttal en JtolD" cber r2dribpiert"
Ut parts
D'ee unlh1bbare DiebijiH IN feln BIentmert; iie
eilt SamenffuB t6er SdmsniWwaae urtebbar. Ate
aeisbartst Der Gsi&ftGts- gDcrhsiGs II. Sarntpssr
unitewluigen oeer nGdtiiden SanienzGr9nfe, ipcber
e aud tGbien une lpie bebeuene tie Ghd ittn mbaen
ipetbtn raid tsietigt nuo ben Cr9anen Sl nsutr &C.
huoer 9patt9trt perbeIfea.
~fen Ieie fcl8enoss 3en8ni5 aaaefsbener frsnsSfs
Fher Aersei
-gDr basen bic bon 6.asanrtere d Dilspnt, gr. 214,
blue eombale, na6 benz Resepte ees Br. Sueu DsIas
m1rre SuteTeiisien iresiijsr ptuen" 1T nnerer prs
pdt- grariS NIT b ites gIelGblelbsrbem 9rlose an-
eelraHet uuo slanteu, eae fslus anbere yiebbin 10
@r9uiien ocer ipnitiaer Sdrade bef @eiblsblsz Or
game - iei Is In bol9e itJer iseattn 9ebsnS,reie,
Ausi6reitunsen ober DhbbtdnGe = leieen, su titri~
sen. o. u. Beanrfparie, Or. Wle6.
y. o. Duiarbtnt
Sean ee 9eu&re Or. Reb."
paris, ben g. Nat 1868.
gian billie iitp bDt ylnduabmnngeni
Die 6@tn gilen pethen eeH allen baiistja6ltt5tn
orceatit.n IN aIler @eisibeien pertalitt. prsis 81
pro StadieI obsr 9 SGa5ttlH fir So.
earaneiee & Dupont, autinae Gigentbin,er,
9tr. 2la, 0tue som5ar6, BaltS.
&c, gtrlsnonnB cpn 81 an trBenb einen Der beocus
madbtigtcn ssgenten trbdlt maH NIT umgebehosr ppf
AGeintae General. gaentsn tut an,ertfai
A56fdr -. &ipfeS u Gpntp.p
ar. 27, Gortlonbai., Rep.Dori.
HJ--~ aut gerlange nc ber tran5biide cfutIdjs
n1ni,de Il. eflIijo5e grcibplen init tcutn @ebtaudS.
lumstiuHssh inter irSeno elmer aetsis reriGidt
Sn Salttnore geaibtIgtoa bel aue
y ietbeteln su battn.
2leeutet fir Baltimore eunhRaGbarfhaft !;
3 Eb omgIcn Btod. (119 M)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-19
RHifafta far Onhleli !

BanItn ipelhe eer Otenite einee eueu %fittA bts
eArfsn, iOHHn i'd |tet8 nm Sr. Gdlum0ntI, Rt. &.
30, acrib, nabs qtrH9touir., utH6eu. Rir & d H..
maln 10 bsr eniiSe atit in bisiCm ealoe aui ben
mon t BET Der oelluH3 autr Hraueatrantbeiten eer
iaaen ionu, ale ba aubi
GtcGuua Der menatiitheH ReiRtfung,
Glttdrnngttey .8orlaH IL. BeriMrdrune
8l6der- unb SeittnihmsTiel,
@iebeteeidlaetabfit,
ipelfer NIub GppetitlpFefeit, RfrrbIltdi, &ebfpsb
uno aIle ofn gatnsn eAers QeGwerbcn.
Seot Eene, bic eiHen 9efbidien BOttpr tpiuibt
iOllte tti 81. g d IT man n eprEpre6en,
HPdH berstiie nibi bic Rummft 80. Rprtbs. sli
6aus opn 2erthgtouiru EaltlHpte, 0ts. Ar1enetN
nerbeH na6 antr san6esgtatRben oerisrtt.
SupC)fan llltD Jfui,r.
Gin fderes Seilmlttfl eeaen Die fdblmmlsn Saus
spu diuter cher drDntber (sHtln6Iider ebsratstfr)
DiarrbEe unb Rubr lit
T1r. 9tridlaub's 8HifHuug aeasn bic
Sbslera.
SGnf,nbs 6obsn bur@ eieisi6s Ssiluna ssfun6tr.
DE 9te1eran9 pfnbetH In ben WilitdriptidIern an
Ste bat 8eie uneIcr Sclbaten turtrt uadeem ale
anoeren Wtlt,eI Ridlts eebeieu, tn Der Ebat 6aben
nil genua 8epsife pru Der g8irtamfsit beies oertbs
bourH gripardteB aus Buiammeul oitffaiafn
beu enrfgeu6en unb ptreetreiteu6fn Juart6tenSien,
um einFm 5eben uuierfr 2eitr rstben Su ftuueu Hc5
cine Siade aniuihasn une tets banlit berifben ,t
fein. DIE Qetoenben eIbit pateu bds Nttttel oirtft
stbrauteu. Gs iii Del auen apotbetstn lu bettn IN
Balttm ore tei Seib G. 5anef, Rr. los,
@el. 8lltWolcir. In % alb biuatpn bei 8 o,
epb %. &airn E8rubtr.
d. 3Bpmipn& g. 9lo6, Baltimore gRe.
Sn &e ibiH8t0n bet G6s.Gbriittant
IT. s7l' pa. Went. t3nho,I5J
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Sie SDbHe Ot8 gernrtbrttten.
Rpman BON ", SmitB,
(Sprtlebuns.l

tSprtlebuns.l
Gs mar elmer oOu ben frtSUlen9ur.
fHeu, Die fir tilltgen Erot Ict6te
@unf eruten wplIen, uu0 IN bIeler
gltf6t lsete sr fred lsinen &rm UNI
pas Wdp6en, sic rib Rb beftis los,
pub Der 8eds jurSeite praate, II. elite
eapeH.
gGar baS ni6t 9tercY ? frnate
6arrg pl6blih, a& sri6rodeu umie.
tenO, So, ia, e5 mar Msrcg, tb 6as
be fs eeutlih elFannt, Sim /! Gle IaD
aus wie cine 8erIOlgtt, OBusIu6, nit
fltsgenDen 6aaren, unp IN OtsICr tal.
ten Na6t! &Omm, 8uOer, ellie
Did ! Wttr IT, ais weun 9lere9
einem 8rOben lln9Iild 5ueiIte. g8tr
mildsn iGr teIfeu, wrnn's nStbi9
it ! gBtr retten ae Sieusibt pom
Tppe
SarrY unb Sim Iiefei, waS iie Inus
fen tonutcn, 9tnter oem eIlenCcn
Mdehen Der, bem fe pG9sr unp naber
tamen.
9lerc9 (! Salt, @srcg, 3ai0lume
rtsf 9arr9 tbr nah.
Das WdO6en psncete at fitAttg
I'M unp gin9 peiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-19
pG5y- @unDerbore lunae Naute.

Eas- QSnpoerbaIe IuRse Same.
De ma6nstiids Doftsrin, 5rl. Eeaneflee, tinA
has aBunceitlnp etuanut, lit na6 Ginrnnah 5urild.
seitbu u, bat IN 5. Sn., str, 422 ndbe HRruneal.,
cue Eliut ertiditt, no man ie ib.r atle auf gebsn
II. geiunbbsIi be.ii8iife 5raSsa nm Statb flasen
fann Sle quit gusiunft hter ealcreH.s cser seiiob
lenes GiasntMm; ioeniiiisift be teirefenoe 9stlpH
cter peroneR nii iolder Beitimmbeif, bab fapm en-
Speiiel an ceoen Spulo ahri3 blsiht; ser&tb ant
9erllnssn in bepubilci,n 3uitans; ttg,bt fb m
Gee ua9 itotm Ebeie hfr aeeit nu6 pitt abipsisnb,
petonen enrsrie oh toot eoer isbenois. aut. peIbt
twG fie ibre cage ibren auienibalisprt ben mad,
frassneea iSietaotn mittbeen. Sie aaranli.f psrma
ncnte 9siians IN alien Sdnen, bsren aur Re aber.
ntmmt. Sle roies etHe sSnit nn,eft cher SdnlerBe
gbne enen JIopieu onL IN bis "a 5tincen oen
Rrsbs nit Sinapt II. Stel aus. Geldbmte t5Rnen
tn bts Ea5en wleoer geben. Hne ole ionitseh
Rranibsitsn pereen mt siei9sm Grieise bsbanbslt
ais pa iinoi 2ebegelben. aueietrurg, ki6mpie Der.
fitsl, Gtriuit hes e6eEitts u. Gjebols unp anoert
Rran!bstsei, Telten Der Dasni4 uaisrwpIfen 1T aG,
BIisie faheu premrte SeantmortunJ uno Araeneiea
speloen ami 8trlan5eu per @TpteB rerididt. greif
abgtiie mani Dor 2I72. Cincinnati p q. Sb
prars bal IN Der letter. Set 10 sussnonaen ba ne Id
nod BET 0enite tes DI. g. b. aBoobpua bal pefId sr
tnihsn Nh aasaatenlmen larlo 3pttu,w)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-05-19

az. Sabtan gerantift in inlgStben granIbeiten
stNt ldnsae uNS gTaHbltte Sur Ole .Ptst1in pirb
SpH mir tIbit iabsttilst urc III ourbaus irti pru
e1iirdUIhsr - 49,
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gtr. 20, NOIpr1ltel iuiiUabe,
smpftblt fb iur grtbfuHg Uou uutsrtti IN ter
mglilbe Spra6s, lelpte utr auitftilua9 ron us6trs
lsglustu uu6 Icuitistn ittitlttn Ntbe.ifu IN uub
II. gplIii5. Glue uttneilaHs lur gltwuue tsr
SHsliutu Sptaht rpue Inn eauit sitt5 4}cnlt5 -
Siinc lptgbtu Rdbtrts miHelih. tHtbr lglN)
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gSttb. QSerucbura'8
G0mmiIIlgnsa lltln Sbf1isi0uBsg gjeldlafG,

RNtVItIE UWV NWTTWNt7 7HWfUIUF.
palilat aui Eiupi- u. GtlNih,fsr rrn pre RAD
Qurora. Gtn'aliuuH9 zen WdetrH haittH -pltsl-
u. @tlebtitie tuug eat.H.-Goumltisa ettG Glt -.
Der, o. &tiitp6nt
CifSsI q SaeWeitaGdt brH Qratt- 8 tlb b,
ES- 0tH83ra zen pIaltiir uttsH tfr2,pB9s,g
Guthnt Ntalis. lAprlB lalt
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q. y. 0g. Rdbt,
REElhinfef 9ptn Ell Mfr.

Office 9ir o. goutlaHehTbpt.
D'ttttiiuBttn opu $40 rtr EleFeGHa uHs 3-U
ubr abUo6. -ale NyitH llrluHstu stribtitt Brtt-
Htuit 8talsuiH9s gddt, 9pumadtsH "a. + 10. t5sI5.u
N eniiibT eesy tn8ui4sr Srtatt ugHs 5urufe u-
GGuitiidiis Utictli. (SI-l
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Sost0r &6buuaun'S
grOBe beutfdte 6etlanfGlt
Spr Rur aQer 4fttu ron
fnfatt{ds0 gFaNfke{tsu
9rpBtr p6sFfaer gBtsbsr6sritstIsr BET
E6rptrItAtr unb uerbBItr S9wd@s,
infreimi0tnen GrniiHsn

nnb hbnIlten RtultateH BON SuRtnstbotbttten, ale
senletntr @nitt5thtr1, mAnnl tm uHoermbstH,
rahtltben AuSnlfen u. T. 10. Der rtIiaunlhe @r-
beuittei bet 8erluf hsr dlus,eIen,rJjs bel ferptr-
Ndtr 2aebet uuo aaaemtiner Ritbetlaat bsr 9riite
reer ttaenb slner 6cIg. ilIaenelbsr Ebetbslt obes
taiish6buung in rsiitrtu Sabreu be9letet
tnteStt Dereen IN ecr That shCn lie ale Ndtttl 9s.
aen gelanrte bei6werbeH suSl uub unbbsrtroiieH
ba. Deie punogrpoleu ArItueisrSparats inb bon
WleoBpdlsG sll;gen lipteruht pnb bfs 8oIille oCr
ben bcribmtettn drItliden 0r6btn tn tieitln 9anet
uno tn @uropa eeprtelsn rporbst. ste itu6 Die tn-
tt9eu untru9lidsu WtieI gseeu HerpBfes aCrittker
unb NeIebftat bbeIbaupt bic eluleen, bts aui ensu
ftarfen 8ef pirten. S5ie ileusn bas Sebsu ipiSber
Der uno eehtn Denen, Die ibre geirbbdt eurd5 fuHs
TIDE dusI6ws,ilu8en ober 8sbsnle angcpobnbeitcn
pereeuoet bateR, cas- BcrGorfHs gurdd. Office 0r.
20, NOrt5- etr Saus pou 2trlnetOniir.
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grautn-llebeI iino Bebemtu p6eT teliIalsn Pthwer-
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@e1e,iue ffrnnfbeIter
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Observation-Disclosures

A5e. .keE Blufs 6all6g bic llrfdd5e aIlesme
Gapab;, llnseae!inaaiafsit uno IinirpeDlb
felt,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-15

The TRooK u JENNINGS LoDE-A
shaft on the Trook & Jennings Lode,
at Owyhee, is down ninety feet, and
gives very encouraging prospects -
The rock is forming with great regu.
hrity, and is richer than ever. Tie
ground is mostly held ut $3.50 u foot.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-15
51ailp Mtoaotalucer,
THE MAIL TO CANYON CRY AND Be.

The MAIL TO CANYON CITY AND Be.
YoND.--nne circumstances attending
the advertisement of the mail route
from the Dales to Boise City, and the.
invitation Tor bids Tor service on the
same, are peculiar. aud give but II
short time for action ON tho part OF
those desiring TO obtain conlractrs.-
Mr.. Brooks, on, this account, Is dong
the best he can 10y receiving bids tor
service here and teegr"phing them to
the Department. 1t is essential tnat
parties should make the lowest offers
which will leave margin Tor protlt,-
as anything that looks exorbitant will
initiate against the establishment OF
more than IL weekly mail, even if 1T
does not altogether discourage the
Postmaster General in lulting any con-
tract. Bids for daily, triweekly, semi
weekly and weekly serpice to Boise
City should also he made, as offers OF
that kind serve TO instruct the De-
partment as to the cost of the route,
even when there is no intention to put
on service. In this case, however,
reasonable bid for tri.weckly service
will probably lead to the establish
ment of through mail line. Bids
al IN Ht ,iul
AT " eka, says the journal, wo-
man obtained divorce at noon and
was married at two O'clock. A few
years ago it was the fashion in Walla
Wulla for married women to take Il
second husband before being divorced
from the first. They could not afford
to wait the laws delay" nor to ca
dure II condition of " sngularity" for
any length CT time, however short
A NEW dredge, Tor deet tening tn.
channel OF the Mississippi at its mouth
has been completed. 1t is in the lorn
OF huge harrow, with immense teeth
and will be dragged over the compac
sand and mud which form the bar
This will stir it up, aud the action o
the waters-the currents--will dis
seminate the PARTICLES over an III
creased surface, and thus deepen th
channel.
TIE TRooK u JENNINGS LoDE-.
shaft on the Trook & Jennings LODI
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-31
BY TsLEeRApH TO THE oREooslAs.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION STATE
CONVENTION.

Corvallis March 29-The vote for Congress |,
man s,ooi, on first ballot, Mallory. 81 Bowl |
bv, % Henderson, B iker, %. Wood was
nominated for Governor, S E. May for Secre
try of State, E N Cooke for Treasurer. and
w. A. Mcpherson for State P inter. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
ResOIrcd, lst. That we have an abiding con-
filence in the jlslire, intelligence and patri-
otsm of the people of the United States, that
they have the frmness and wisdom 10 pre-
serve the Union their vslor has sustained.
%, AS the best plan of restoring the late
revolted States to the exercise of all their
functions in the Uron aud The legislation
necessary in relation to freedmen, loyal men
msy honestly differ. We deprecate that OBJ
stnacy or pride of opinion where or by whom
displayed, that would give strength to the en-
emes of the Union, through discord and di-
vision among its friends.
3D. Holding the cardinal principle OF our
Government to be that the right OF represen-
tation goes with taxation, we desire full re-
cogniton of all civil and political privileges
to the inhabitants of the States lately in re-
volt, as soon as compatible with the national
safety and the protection of the loyal people
in those States.
4th, The name of the man or of the party
that would propose to this nation to repudi-
ate its just pecuniary obligations, should be
consigned to everlasting inamy.
5th, The courage and devot on of those
who have borne arms in the cause of the
Union, entitle them to our enduring graft
tude, and we pledge ourselves not to dis
honor them by destroying the principles or
surrenderng the results for which they
fought and bled
9th, That we will, as we ever have, sup
port the State Governments in all their rights
as the most competent administrators OF
their domestic concerns and the surest breast
work against ant-republican tendencies, and
to preserve the General Government in its
whole Constitutional vigor.
7th, That the doctrine of notification and
secession, held by the so-called Democratic
party, is antagonistic to the perpetuity o
the Union and destructive of the peace, order
aud prosperity of the American people.
sth, That we pledge ourselves to sustain
the National Union, and TO organize for &C
tion in carrying out and maintaining these
principles, and in support of the candidate!
nominated by this Convention
9TH We regard any measure which has 70
its object the taxing or sale of the minera
lands OF the United States that tends TO re
tard or scourage the free use or occupanc,
and speedy development of the same, q
detrimental to the best interests of the coun
try and inconsistent with sound nationa
policy and we respectfully call the attention
of our present delegaton in Congress TO tn
subject of this resolution.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-31
A CARD.

NHADAMB LIE TELLER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
lXN inform the Ladies of the Daes and vicinity that
she is now prepared to do all kinds Of DRESS, CLOAK
and PALETOT making. Also, CUTTING and FITTING
in new and improved style, before introduced in
this place.
She will warrant to give satisfaction, and would most
respectfully solicit liberal patronage. Fg
In the Rooms lately occupied by Mrs. White, over
Degeners store Washington street. between Second
and Third. aEe
Daiies, March 9th, 1866. mr27tf
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-03-31

MCDONALD, who was not Wells, has
probably struck good thing. The
California Legislature propose giving
him $500 as part compensation for
the resemblance he bore to another
man, and the citizens of Sacramento
have given him benefit.