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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-03
Mmerifanif6e Nadpricbten,

DerMu8fano Der Steinbane1
in GbtcaeC bauert nod fort. Die Stein.
bauer pullen nt9t mebr 10 Stunoen, ionberu
MUIR 9 nrbtitsn, fOrbtrn aber aud nur fir 9
Sttnbtn 2obn, UNI ben Mrbeiteebern unD Dem
@ublttum tldr uno beutlia ju bepetIen, bab
Is ibntn nt4t nm tntbr Qubn, iOnoern INN
mebr Belt TN Sntertft ibrer @elunbbeit unp
NuSbilbun9 ;u tbun TT.
Die ptttsbur8tr &pblen9ras
Ser buben TIRE arbtit nod ttnmer ntat tpie'
Der aufeencmnsn, bod 9laubt man, bab fe
mad benz ritrttn Sult tinen 0er9let9 NIT
ben Mintnbelbert etn9eben werpen.
Dit Details Ibtr BITE Men.
I'd tnHIG4tertt tn Sran8eg o.,
Snbtana. Mtt pttltr Mprptbat, bic an
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9erisies Der ,,tOnierbatibeH 1lniOniften" III
Seras.

Set Der am 25. Stunt In 3eras ~ab9ebalte'
men Staatspabl erransen, tpte bereits in
ben GelesrapbenIpalten tur3 semelOet tpurOe
bic 1ceennnNten ,eDnierSatiSen nntOnifen" et'
rtn ent16iecenen Steg Iber Die wtrtlias
rntunspartet. = @er btele vcpn1eroatipen
untUnifen" etgentltG linO, paS erfabren mir
am beIten bnr@ 6errn Glate, ben braDen STE
batteur Der beutI@en Linton" In @alpeitCn,
benz messn fetner bunbestreuen 5altuns l4Uu
betm Beetnn Der Seae1tOn ietne Druderet 5er1
fort wurbe n Der iebt nader tpte INNER fnr
bic quite SaAe trettet. 9r. SLATE 4arattert,
Frt iene ,,cUnl erbattSen ~l1niOntfen" alS BERT
table Nebe1en, 10 1ebr le iih jebt audi mt
harmlDs flinaenben Namert 3n Der 19leiern lm=
den uub NIT lAeinlDYalen Nepen8arten I'M
f@ perfen. DteI er @abltampf tn Seras mar
rte uns 6r. SLATE seiet, nt4tS ais cine frteo.
Iihe WieDerbulune be8 bluttsen Samples, Den
bic Se3eIiOn geger bte linton unb tbre Nn'
bGnaer aefIbrt Bat. Die elben 9arteien tan'
ben IfA ~9eeeniber uno Der NuS9an9 oes &ant-
pfes, penn er gIei9 ntGt ben auf benz S6laAt'
ft(oe eelprc9enen S9teD8ipru4 5u annulireu
I'M StanDe lit, fam nnenDltA ptel oa3u beitras
gen, benz frteDltAen 0epetbet UNI Dem 11atir'
9smGben @uflawuns pes @taates aerus aui
lanse 3ett eine bemmenDe S@rante au 3ieben.
@Gbrenb bic etsentli@e untUnSpartet tn
Banner - Die Sternt unb Stretfen : nett
BIN bentIt4 tn Der SCnne Fattern lief, tru9
Die i%Ceenannte cpnIerSattSe uniOnspartet tNl
Banner SerbiiIt, uber Der lAarfere Bid laE
mt9t unbeutli9 bte alte Sla99e Der Nebeutcn
tur6Ihtmmerr1.
@te prd9tts un9Nrlt4 bat ltA benn nun
btt &ecOn tructtunspUltttt bes Yraibenteu
Sobn1pn audi In Seros, Dem lebten Der BON
TIM r%ecCntrutrten Nebelenfaaten bepabrt!
Nu9 bort enbete tie nit etnern Siege Der re-
conf trutrten &ebelen, uaD bic $4,000 meiben
nnb bte 10000 farbteen nntUnilen bort ba<
SEN bas Na9ieben, baS tet6t: fe fteben tpiee
Der gang unter Der SuGteI beri elben nnbOlbe,
DDn benen fe wGbrenb Der 8ebeuiVn ieIblt 70
Itbr brang1alirt wurOer. SIR ms ~sut=
f9e 1T bieS gang nntIrli9e &elultat b Der.
etlten SObnlon'I Aen &ecpntructiOnspcltttt um
70 lAmer3ltGer, pa bic OOrttsen retBen Unto,
ntIen betnate Uhne MuSnabme OeutIAe iino,
bic rGbreup Der &ebelenberrlGaft l1nldelided
8ettten baben.
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Dte Gtnfetun9 bea Wsinif7 erimms Mis
-cafOIt IN StaIien Mnb 2OniS MapOleOn.

@1m6blt9 TT BITE 9efern bonn Dampfer
Bremen" iberbraGte M6rt6t, baB baa
AalientiGe Yarlament bic 0a9l Ma0ini'a
Sdp annultrt babe; bteIer Oct 1T Elm
MtsoO9n fir bic 6ingebung unb Selb1s
%S<Atng, pelGe jebt BON Der ttaltenilGen
.ststtet an ben Sag 9eIeet tptrb. I'm
10 trfreultHer Htn9taber cine anpere Na9rtGt
htSIelbtn Dampfers, tpprno6 bas ttalisniihe
Ntntfertum tptrtli6 inter Ntcal Olt %reurgant'
frt !purbe ; benm berglame &ical Uli bur9t ba.
fit, baB bic &egterung StalienS ntGt LANCER
i'm ACKNOWLEDGMENT bletben pta {; unter
einemN liniferium &ieaIuli LIT eth neuerQdn-
rer1naGer nit Jrdntreth, tptt ct einl i'm &c
bttmen @ertrase BON Ylpmbieres 3pil9er
Quuts NapDlepn unb gabuur NIT Be3ug auI
Nimu uub @abOYen fipulirt ipurpe, beinabI
un6entbar ; NtrpIalt BAT btsi er S4a9erpult.
tit ftets nit Der sdraen Gner9ie ietnes @eltnd
uppUntrt unb BON ttm fam bas ltOl3e WUrtim
ttalirniIGen Yarlament: SD femme Gambler
trelhe StnItet gu erObern Bat aber t4 femme
ttin Qanb, welhes BON Stalten tertals auf9e-
aeben tperben fam pber piro."
gBie oft atn9 In ben Iebten Sabren bas See
rui&t, baB Elm @iniferium &tcalOlt I'm Nn'
auoe fetI xver nte wurpe Das @eridt our
Babrbett, neil @tctor emanuel trCs OeS
WunGaeS Der Station ntdt ben Mutb Bate,
ttnen irtnem Barrier Saubberrn 70 anfOBt,
gen @tantsmann 5u letnem erfenBeratber gu
maiden. Gin lm 70 beferes 3et6m III Is,
IF er bieIen @9ritt 9ernpe tn Dem @ueens
tide tbat, tn treIGem er bon Neuem lein
5Grert far bic Gtnisuus Stuliens 3CS. Gin
,lder @Aritt In fOldem Nu9enblide peist
arauf Bin, baB Der &Gntg 9e%9enirarti9 ent<
hIOFen III, bic @elblfGnotsteit ieines 2amOes
ttGt nur ssesn SsFret&, iOnDern aud StSsn
6rnntret9 81 irnbren.
DO& irirb li9 Elm WiutFertum &trniClt
nur bnnn bnlten tTnner, wenn DaS Wafen9lad
StaIiem einRis III, tpdbrenb Der &Sni9 Sta.
Isns TN Sale leiues l1n9lIdes TN Gtlbt irObl
etnem benz frunaIFlam &atitr anesneA-
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Die nemeftem RrteeSsNahriAten aus
GurCNa.

Mus ben In bteIer SIR. entbalteuet et-
rUpdiIHen DepelHen 1T az erIeben, bab
VrenBen bos alte @praGpprt 10 19nea fAie'
Gen bic Yreu6en ntGt, " bieSmnl gu S&anben
sema&t BAT, benn Nreueen 3etste trentstena
TIM erien Stadium neS Rrte9eS etne 9rcBs
Gnereie uno S&neQteteit unb tpuBte ltA 10
BITE mt1ttgten NpFttCnen ntht nnr TN yfOr'
ben, 1rnbern aud In Sa1Ien, &urbeien &c. gu
fHern. @benIu RAID Cpertrte es 9e9en Trante
fart a.. Sc, mo- Elm 2refen gum 9roBen Nad<
ttetle Der 6eIen tatt9efnnOen baben lcu uno
trc6tn barauf bunpeSt69lt9e mnb baotl@e
Trrppen marlhtrten. Nta1 ben lesten Na&s
rtntsn butten BITE preu6en bic SferretHil9e
@rense, raGrf9etnltA bic bGbmil4e, nber-
i6rttfen. @Iet&3ettts wtrb Der @tnmarl3
BON Oeterret9ern tn preuBtIA S&lelten 9e<
melbet, trpbin ibrt9ens aud tpettere preuBtt
foe Sruppen ~abeeean9en traren. Die tletnen
ncrDoeut16en Staaten beeannen, iA pom
BunbeStnse I~Ossulasen, alio MnlAluB an
VreuBen. Doeeeen batten Batern, @art>
tsmbers, 5e0enburmfaot &c. pOaenoS gang
nit 9reubtm sebrO3en.
Stalten Bate nun fTrmlt9 ben &rte9 an
Seferret4 erflart.
TuBlanb Serfanbet, baB eS feline Neutralt'
tat 1Oglet9 GU @unten SeferretGs) anfges
BEN perOe, faus Sranfret4 Die NeatraIitat
berlebe.
Den etn3tgen trSfltAen Nnbltd In Der
beutIAen Gra9GOte bteten fir ben &epubltfa-
ner Dprert bic BON tbren SbrSn9en Fteben'
ben 2wet1hoenfIrteu BON SaAIen, RurbeI.
fen &c. &c. SIN &Sntsret9 SaGien tpir6 an
bte @teIe bes fd&fi9en beretts bas Preubti@e
Wuppen 9elebt.
gla@ BEN alerlebten Bert@ten batten bic
StaIiener ben MtnctO iber1arttten. Sn
etnem Srefen In S9leien purOen bic Sef'
ret9er gum &afsus senUtbtst. = e&ld4tsn
In @dlelfsn, @aGle n unp BET Srantfnrt a. 81.
fnnoen beupr.
3u uuen bieIem lpannenben @ret9ntRen
tummt nod bic NurA bic RefCrmfra9e berbet'
ssfa6rte Mintfertrtiis In England.
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@srtauf prn Re8isrun9ssG ebdaOen, @tdQen,
Sencen, @barpes &C.,
II q a. ANAL u q
Sen. DIR Office, !. 9tOiFon,

Sen. QWl Office, !. Dtpiifpn,
gDafttnoten, DC, 10. Stunt 1865.
&uf Eeftbt he's @ererat SaartttSinetfess ptto am 8ifaS-
taa, 10. Suit 1865, 10 ntr BprmittGes BeeinNsub uab bic
~fOteenbsn Gage, sur feIten Stante (auasenpmuueu Stettas
13. Suit bic ales I~sertauft, inter Etrettipu fs 2eyf.
8 & 0rpDnius, &f. Qyt., an Srt unb &trGe nadfte6snt
BE ibrtebeneS &teentbgat Guf %GFcutltasr @uttipn sertauft
@lf (l1) Offcsn, BON Spta % bet l40 J~pethRdie, 1870,
1888; aiSfi 70 20 a%gstfbdt9, a6o3s NIT s%nfebsnbei 6 d&e
1O-16, 1872, 15-16, 3wet 26-26 unb 28-75,
NtunInbaGt3te $780, Mrbtiter 0uarttere, bon 6pIa tier
unbFe teu;ts 1918, Sterge bn liza uAb etns 16-16 mil
S6uppen Sill.
,3ebn [lcl qDObubauFr, ssa 9ets, $50 spelit6dis nit
5tnter9e6dubfn l2-8S, Sier 1O-24, $40, 1872, 1925
mt Nutau 1917 unb ip SnGen 9-12 unb 10-IG,
1870 NIT @nbau 1O-14, 24-24 NIT anRpBenbem Soup
pen lh-40.
Nean t9J spttTatauier, sua SsGs 2s = 100 spetf5dis
100 NIT &nbau 10 - IL, 2S-140, IS - SO 3~wetfSfia, 16
- so, 16 : 81 unb $50.
8~etgyn0srst5tss 1922 Staas. eUn SOJs st:runbssGnsis
NIT anlpesaben S@uppen. IA so,
Gin N'::9rfpitaI StaI, BON 9Uls, NIT 5,27O 2sasaI Tu
Stdluug.
gin ii SHutus staa, BON SUIs, NIT 5.s1a stniaI gus
.j81assiis t2oy Gssauts. pOn Surs % 80, % So
81 50, is 81, 15-65, 10 - 16, otex a. %, % AZ
% - 140, 2l-48, % - 800, 20 - 25 unb 17-17.
SGuppen 1853 %2tuealfue.
gu tunbbreteIs 'S2I DafsrbtRaIttr, - Is, ;wet Sus
ttef. oA'
I4t;uhFtt:nsig '7sl Srippen, So - 1e, 81 Sns ttef
8mansta l20l &useneebdube. ' "''
@ln ~ 9euf&uRpen, liz - 312.
Gin O. @etrettshaus, avn 9r1,, Sc 49, 220.
SEst ~ SNbaretS. stner 90, 1871 Oua6ratfLe, elmer H..
Log y 8uB unS elmer 1880 Sludhratfus.
9eneen %, $50 ~9tnea!inS.
YIN ~ St0Ieh1uS, snG 3pIA ST. $50.
= 100. y NV !"
Gin IL gasintbaHs, 17-32.
DteI7 VeR1ube iperGtn ein,eLn berFauft unh r,HTs, HIrrsv
20 &a8en tea9srdurat tperoen. "
S0s @ssaues trerbta anf RUfen bee Sdufers abaetrasen,
oaS oauPpI3 nttN HeNn 8trIni@t, burh Bite ~0featerrno
%trfenlret au ben DEPOT gB6arf sebrudt. ~
Sebtnean9eA; Bdar tn Der. Ssoateu CSefS.
Spnt StrtA Str. 9Dbarf gent am @erftuftstode iehrr
Stnnee Elm Bout mad @iesbUrp. 49,
enettefe SlntorrnsttCn tann man psrTEutG pber fdrtfts
tr9 etea!ten tnr9 Ssgt. Ser Browning, " 8 IN, @teSbprp
,..oo ..,,o,. :SameS u @ttn,
l@az2 Iu'lOlat Bt@ri8Sen tn &arSe, 1 Dib AW 60
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meren Nintfertam sreifen parpe, nm f9 BITE
btrecte 6aIfe Eranfret4s eesen Seferrfi6 su
E@erN.
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OlUftHCG+
SlOtentc!
TlOrenGt!
."Suleet, bod nid)t Der @eriHsfet Sine !"
Wir ~8lau6ieu, man bate
u q ; III q d incn
bsreitS orr IauSerer 3eit sur
bGaIten GpltUmmenteit
8ebro4t ober etns rene @crte it efant, en-, nert6pelsr,
benn ane 6is6er befannten,
ale iDre gorgdN9rrt rnen
in tsser Sinfi4t a6erireffenb, aus, mas bic alien lie lei
fteu fcnAteu,
nit 9rSBerer QetGtt9fett
Serri6tenb unb @e1beferuugen beFBsnt, beuen feline bisz
Der ~tetanute
ba6 gSuier ret9t.
g9aS mar. aud5 in1nler all @unften Ser berfaietenen, I'M
@e6ral6s 6~efiuAIi4en Nd9mui6tneu b~ptbrinsen nag, 70
ldst ~ bp9 uur burf tFStFd@Ii4e
8er9let9un9
anf bic einSig an8emeIiene unb ii9ere Geiie Elm enti8eiz
benbes l1rt6eil ii6er i9Te
be3tebun9Spetien @erbtenle
sepinueu. lub gu bieier @riiiuet6pbe fulbert hermit b
IIDrence SSGbmaaftbimeN GUnnp.
a9tuussbolt auf.
Die uylorepce"
lift cine tpanberSple @tui6ine; 9~abermauu pirS tafelbe
ia9en, penn er fe einmaI geie9er. nit i6rer
SpQfommeten Spannuns,
Saritdfeubaren Speiiung,
ben pier Der 9tepenen Sti@lprten
II. I. H. wie fe T& Dbue aIes an9eften i6re gr6eTf isrbF
3ure&t lest un0 Suredt mad rnb ibre Ofd6t b~oIenSet nm b
dbfnNtpt [CNOOornn II fo ut - Qlar Eh o;ua q yL..
i4ine taufen min, ipirb es
ietn 9ebenlan9 bereuen,
tpenu ct, eBe er gum antepFe iGreitet, ni&t bic
y6lUrerce gadbrnafdbine''
~peni9fens eiuinal aneeIeten Dat.
Seim @rtlSreu unb auafeIen bieier W4eihine tirb Ter
G8ent Der @~pmpaSnie Gr6eitSprpfen Iiefe.u, ME man fs
ME juopr unb aRf teirer anberu Otai9ire
nur perlu6t Bat,
.. nit Ter gfa6t bonn f6perfteu bidfen gsoIen,eHs
leitsauf baS biinnite Bapier a6er iEriuseu,
p9ne bic MdlAtne an,ubalten,
pbne Die SteGur9
cber icnft etnas 81 berGasgtu, unb Su5 babel ouf 6eS
StcHan bic ppufpHnefuf& WGbarbeit Iiefern.
Serner burp etnfacss Beribren zines fleinen Se6 II
BON elmer Stl1lrrte auf cine eubere Der 4 SeriGieb erten
SttIlorten uperJnSebeu, 0 + II e bic WfaIdiue ansubaIten.
6erner pS Sit4es SGnse cerGnberu, . IL bic Grbeit
nnr ant etHsn auSen6fiG ein3ufeleu, nod ~irSenbpie bie=
81 b~e6enigen.
S9rner Zen Spetie=Ipparat 5uriiffenen llnb Yitds pber
naben, peer bic Nabtenben abtnpteu, cbre bic
arbett etr13ufteYeu, nod int @eringfen bieIeIbe al beeiuz
Terner etren Satul BON irsenb lpeIIer Sreite penbeu,
oPne an 6efte II pber ~ir9eubtpie bic Qrbeit bor,uberei@
ten. 50
&nSIf4, pFne bic Maf6ine ausu6aI II
E H. au9enblidr9 BON elmer IGnurfradS ~Iaufenben ae=
faoep. gfa3t bic Sreu3 unb Quere uG6en, fSrmliGe &irz
yeti une &rGnieIarbeit Iieieru, uub bieies Gles geIGiebt
1r.t 10 einfafe gSeiie, baB ein &iub bon 10 SaDren es
ttun fam.
Die @tai9iue nS9t, iGnurt, IGISst nm, faSt Elm, fanot
Garnirt, fteppt uub nSbt STANDARDIZATION 3l slei9er
an.
@tan tcrlure 10 inb ie6e i9 bas @unberpert an.
gto. 155 Baltimore, nabe @alperttroSe.
[0es. l5-ill .. SS. GIare, gsent.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Sen. AOleilierS Office, /. Din.

OCH. NWlelIIers OTFCe, I. OIp.
BaTblnetrn, DC, % Stunt 1866.
Nnt 8reitde, 6. Suit 1866, 10 ubr IRp,9ens, psrtsn inter
Der 9eitune. es Capt @,C & 8rEmntng, VII ON, tn Gte8-
btru, 3 6, bieutli& Osrtt8 IT bret ~fepnrute Yarttieen BON
St0ll uno Giebparo 0un9er.
entbattenb ~unesfdtr In aIen sp6l ftau fenS Guttf9arbs, ben
neldben f1 Der Wetfe tn manufacturer 9tdbe Der QDe1 ften
%bsFnbet, an peIhen yppte unD 8a,fen fetr bsquem esIasen
perten f5nnen.
&duFer mu0en cen Oar8er am pter Dor benz trfen nd9fen
September pe9brtu9en, ipsnn at6t anpsrs ~arruneirt nit BEN
@'unOteIber.
8ertdufStebineen boar In Reeterunssselb.
Gin Boot miro am @erfaufstaee ie1e Stante bts IL utr
Wlittdss ben 6 Ctr Q1tarf p%erIalien.
&uf geebl tes Sen QNeifets
SameSM Gftn,
2ein-6iU BIT BRIG Gen uSG, 1Dio 9R -
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Iu9 falt IammtliGe Sdentlpfale tn Der
BppsrY iraren Dem @ublitum pieoer geoH=
net.
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GefhGftss0SrrIen,rnn-

SOtr ieteem bttriur& an, bab MIR muuftr &efddft bon
Wo: 90 nab WP. 10 9. @opfr. berItst baben, unit Der.
Dtassn atsrmtt Sts Ststs an unfsre asetrtsn 9nnb'n, bet
taufen werben, ipte eS BITE Warftpreife %erlauben
5. s. Mequdrbt 4 SrbnL
l8tun-) 10 Glib @ap nnbe 8altimprefr.
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Gin unb bretbtg BuBetferne TeMerpIuAB
t&ssrs Patent', matt auert ~n6tbiBen gubeb5r ais IS Bic
Suuesn, VT rst.9atneu, @aboecn, 41rmf e Sfade ,e.,e
ane I'm beten 3ufanbs, iamms
Al1en g8ert3eueeM &C., tte erfprSerIt& Nut, nm
Waderr5bren 3u Sfrdutern neutrality-suspicious., aIs: @rbr.
f4netbsmai6tnen .3apfen umb Totmfn, TalSeiien, 3au8sn,
Stennt.@ len, 9Stbpeifseuge &c.
Das QspRt TT 3a gDahsr uub fir Sabr3euet Der sr6bten
giaIie errftH 9dr.
Stbtn8nneen: BAR In @esitrunasgeGb.
Aueuf fat.
Nn gerfanf}tase gebt fiubtiG elm gppt bpu. 6. Str.
Dbarf ua4 @tssbSrp ah.
9Dfttere Aratunft biz gent n fdt werten mag, irirb du
periSnIt9e Gber f@,iftltae Mrfra9e e1tbeIIt bpr Gdpt See
Z BrprNtne, All DIR. VteS6rrS, pbsr ttSfer 9ffce.
S6nteS u @ftn,
22tan-13tdI tdt) st Srta Gen, 1 Dtb, QM g 81
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5obn S. NteSfelbt,

BAT aud BITE Weentur Der columbia" Gbernpnmea uaS te.
fcret fdmmtlt1e beutfG drrerifdniid Ida, loTe bsutfds bell
lettthtf@e unh poIittfbe 2ettfrNften. Enai15-Sl
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Tiir @efan9Dcretne.
Cine Sdutmluns auSerlef ener
Wtdnnerquartette, 16 Stimrlen &C. Yartttlr.
@ep.p Stetnka@
dan5-s) 70 ~. BaltImsreltru Ode ErtpOIets. MAes
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,iir GefanaDerefne,

aufs @snaueat anO S&meafe beiuret bet
g. 8. W. SAYS,
fr-s) SO 5 &rurtlanb Str.
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Sn Der peutfGtn BuGtanblune.pEn
S6dfer & Rpr1
Shbrea-@de Der 4. nnS gSppb Str. lbiIabeIpbid.
tiff fats eth Uprratb af 9anb uub rerten III ben binfefe
@tnjsln unS Participation ~selisftrt
&an0bn9 Der praftii1em V~bntn9rapBiS.
@clfantt9eS ee9rtu& sur ausatunO bsfcr SAINT unt~
%btlpnbsrer Geridtbtteune Ter nerefen @rfnPrunesu unb
Werbellerun6en; nttft elmer ausflbrlt1en AthaneIune uber
Sterepscppie 1n0 9anptppie.
sirrp6I fur Ybotperapben BON Sad we fur DtIettanten
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-02

EG5"We find the following paragraph in
the Kaufman Star, in allusion TO our towns
man, Capt j. X. ?. Record, candidate for
the Senate from this District. We may add,
that our information is, from all the Couns
ties that the Captain will carry every coun-
ty in the District, no matter who may come
out against him. He is deserving of it,
and We hope to see him returned to the SEN
ate without opposition
On Wednesday, Mr.. Record from Dallas,
and who is candidate for the Senate from
Dallas, Kaufman and Henderson counties,
addressed the people of this County. Mr..
Record was listened to with profound at
tention, and we are but doing him justice,
in saying that he made good impression.
Our time is go much occupied with the
business of the Court that it is impossible
to notice editorially his effort further. That
he sustained all the positions he took, will
be readily conceived by those that heard
him. There was frankness and earnest
ness in his manners, that rivited convic-
ton on the minds of all his hearers. On
the issue between the Radicals and Conser-
natives, he was very explicit and did very
much to set that matter in its true light
before the people. We confess, that we al
ways like candid politicians and hereafter
We will trust none others.-haVnldn Star.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-02
Communicated
Go SlOw-Pause and Reflect.

Section 9th, Art Sd, of the Constitution OF
this State, in force Jan. %, 1861, Jana
known rs the Old Constitution,) provides
that "No person shall be n represents tive
"unless he be n citizen of the United States,
DOR, Mt the time Of the adoption Of this Con
"stitution, n citizen of the Republic Of Tex
Gas, and shall have been an inhabitapt ot
"this State two years next preceding his
"election," &C., &c.
Sec. IL, same article, provides, that "no
"person shall be Senator, unless he be
"citizen of the United States, or, at tbe
"timc of the dceptance ofsthis Constitution
ably the Congress of the United States, n
"citizen of the Republic Of Texas, and shall
"have been an iDhabitant Of this State
"thecc years next preceding the election,
&C., sc.
The Civil Rights Bill makes negroes cit
zens of the United States.
Sec. 4th, Art. Sd, of the Constitution sab
mitted to the people of Texas for their Gati-
fcation or rejection, on the fourth Monday
in June, provides that "No person shall BIO
ga Representative, unless he be phitt cit
"izen of the United States, and shall be 3
"qualiiied elector," Sc, &C.. and Sec. 10,
of the same article, provides that "No per-
"son shall be Senator unless he be g.
"wkite citizen Of the United States, and
"shall have been qualified elector of this
estate" (Which means a whits man J Sc, &c.
The old Constitution does not require q
Representative or Senator to be wh,te or
qualified elector. The new requires both
If the Civil Rights Bill, passed at this ses-
sion of Congress is constitutional, "buek
negro may by virtue of it and the old
Constitution, be Representative or sena-
tor in the Legislature of Texas. Under the
new Constitution he cannot. Lack Oh! how
you potc on The amendnlcntsi Verb. SAP
a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-02

MIgSWithin three or four miles of the
town of Dallas, on the West side OF the
river near Reunion, the readermay see (if he
will take the trouble to 60 that far,) rare
sight for this section of country, and one
which we could hardly believe, if not aware
of the facts, and which will convince any
one that Northern Texas is capable OF pro-
ducing almost any fruit raised in the trop-
les. Mr.. Roverchon, who lives d miles
South of Reunion has in his garden, be-
sides almost every species of garden veget-
able known to this continent, fruits OF al
most every cline, such as grapes, of Italy
and France, together with such as are COM
mon to Texas; Apricots, larger than the
ordinary peach, Ounces of the best quail
ty, Pears, Plumbs almost as large as wal
nuts,) Nectarines, Peaches of the most lus-
cious kind, and equal to any grown in any
part of the United States, Apples of vari-
Gus kinds, Almonds, both hard and soft
she'll, full size md growing upon trees from
10 to Is feet high, Bananas, and number
of other fruits of the United States, the
West Indies and Europe, of which we do
not now remember the names. Besides the
above Mr.. r. has rare selection Of flow
ers Of every variety, and his gardens are
laid off and adorned in manner equal to
those Of European and other cities.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-02

who have paid their Stock and are good u
few TINT have partly paid, and few con-
sidered doubtful; making in all about 100
members"
1t is desirable that the Stockholders
should pay up Immediately, as much work
is to be done, and money is required to do
it. But they should remember that with
this comparatively small amount the socie-
ty can be placed upon sure foundation,
the property which is now going to ruin,
be saved, and the future usefulness and
success of the institution insured. We
hope that the Directors will not have to
make another appeal, but that all will
come forward promptly and chcerlully and
pay up their Indebtedness. We feel salts
fed they will not regret it.