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The New York herald., 1866-03-21

The latest news from England shows the comparative
price of American and British consols In the
london market 10 have been a follows
United states nvc.twentcs. .I0h 7ox
btiish cOfsols .ooss ooA
As the American bonds purchased for Treasury
notes. which discount Of twenty five per cent from
gold and as the above figures represent specie prices
they show tha, fast taking prcccdence
IN England Of the consols Of that country Ia other
parts OF Europe the dispo on seems have been
manifested by capitalists TO invest In United States
STOCKS as VIII be seen by the following from The
london hno money artce Of the 9th Instant
The advices from Frankfort mention that notyy IN.
standing Tue abundance OF money the liquidation it
the end OF the month not easy a. large pur.
ohases OF United States bonds had To be provided
for. ENORMOUS amounts Of 'optiunsn falling duo
have been realized, hot speculation is % active
that they were all taken up nj using prices ouo,.-
tons are now fully two per cent in advance Of Noe
York and premiums for The call are gwen In extrao-d
nary at por cent the end of March undsr
these circumstances all attempts 10 bring any ohot seos
rifles upon the market unsveiliug New rortueie,e
preference shares Of 5oot nominal value were oesd
126f but there very few subscribers The nsr.
kct has been tried by Italian towns but although
the bonds offered al singulay low prices the "a.
deavor utterly failed Even Austrian bonds In tho face
OF the fact that the currency only ono cent bcow
par and that therefore loss IL any longer incurred
sne dividends are lower than at snv ursv'oas time en-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16

The old clothes VII. not last always, and
| shall probably be driven west before
long!' And this is a process from which
Vermont and New Hampshire churches
well suffer extensively, if they do not soon
bestir themselves.
On the first Of the present year, in one
of the largest societies of New Hampshire,
the committee called on the pastor, whose
praise is in all the churches, to pay the
quarters salary. 1t was a pleasant inter-
view, but said the pastor to a friend, ''1t
will take all and more to pay bills already
due, leaving me nothing for the expenses
Of the next three months" eff they do
these things in a green tree, what shall be
done in the dry -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16

GOSSIP ABnIT MAXIMuIAN.-A city
.oi Mexico correspondent of the New Or
leans Times SAYS lac met Macmillan one
mormin" recently. Il mile from the CITY.
He VA, walking. whilst heavy escort
guarded every avenue. and secret police
watched jealousy any one approaching.
He looked stclid. but the cares of his Sit
uatiom BEGIN 10 tell or him The most
stringent misery is visible everywhere ::
The greatest economy Is prac!iced bv those
deemed wealthy: four per cent a month
IL asked and obtained there is no trade.
40 Improvement. except in the Imperial
residences oi Chapultpec and the national
Palace M;lNimiIian. moi satisfied with
five thousand dollars lay which he had
himself rs salary. has now
RAISED Tie suiI 10 seven thousand dollars
per day. IL lie declares he cannot live for
les. The balls III Tie palace are nlagniii-
cent ati;nr> the luxury ui the toilets are
beyond the limits OF description. Great
Indignation Is openly manifested bv all
ci;'~>n> al MaXimilian' extravaganza. The
salaries OF all officers have been reduced
10 a most economical basis 10 increase lbs
own. This caused great complaint among
the lmperialist>, There is. there can be.
no revenue; the French treasury. month
alter month, pays The deficit of Alaximil-
ian. Tie roads between the city ani
era Cruz continued TO be infested bv
bandits. No one iares 90 into the coun-
rE, Tor they are threatened 10y both par
les.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
JOB PRINTING.

We are odding to oar Printing facilities
t,yu time to time. and intend TO ARRAYS 6t
yyroQrrd 10 do nearly all kinds Of J0b PRINT
inn. such as Ued,ling. Address and Business
(ards, Circulors. Bill Heads. Blanks, Re
CENTS. Auctinn BIS and Posters. IN gOoc
style and at jar prices.
~ We are o'eo ogents for a good Book
dinder and EHgrarer.
C.. VI. STONE g. co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16

CONCERNING IMPORTED Fpr>ci1
BRANnr--A case las Just been decided IN
the clre'ni court nj Albany, The testimony
IN which throws some light on what p,p-
pie drink Two casks of brandy hal
been seized, duly labeled As if of Fr.nrI
manufactures. on suspicion that they had
been sinuss@i,-i- But the leading lnellh.r
OF firm in New York. doinr = re-r
heavy business in importing choice ir3n-
dies ANA wines, GAME forward 10 proi,,,
against Tins seizure As a hieil-hande,l ont
rage anu violation OF the rights oi prop.
eriy- lie swore thai The brandy. ry,,y
Slii OF II, WAS manufactured i'm New Y,l?(.
AMI brought testimony 10 PROVE the l.alli-
uiil counterieiting of that article: ina,
The casks were made In imitation of liz.
French ones. and dates eight or ten wear,
past branded upon them, thai immen>r
quantities of this French brandy - wer,
sold; that ii was made from Coloop.
spirit. favored by OIL of cocnae and n,i-
iral; that this oil of coenac WAS what fl.e
witness did moi KNOW. but it WAS imi.ml-
Ell from Cincinnati that il cost 30
per gallon 10 manufacture brandy in tau
way, and there WAS not a drop of French
brandy IN IFS composition. The ind-e or
dered the casks 10 Ice delivered up 10 the
claimant, saying that the case WAS thc
most extraordinary one which had ever
come under his observation. The evidence.
showed an extensive and deliberate frani
NOT only upon the public but upon the
government officers, and it came with =
Dad grace from a claimant TO set up Is q
defense that, because he had been suoc,,>-
lul IN las fraud. he should ENJOY imlnun-
~ IRON The operations of the law. ii,
trusted, however, that good would n.>ull
from this exposure He believed IL wcula
be worth TO the country all it had cos;
and if there Was a state law 10 nuni,l
such fraudulent operations as were de,rl-
oped 10y tins case, ii should be enfoaed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16


SUICIDAL PoIICI.-Thc hostile cu,,r-,
pursued ly 4 large part OF the Southern,
people toward the introduction OF North
ern labor. enterprise and capital. can li:.v,
bat the one result Of con>i.IIing that sec
ton OF the country 10 indulgence and bar
renncs>- They are deliberately r,iectin.r
not 80 much tile medicine they need. bul
the food and r:,imcnr necessary for COM
Portable existence. Among the many IN
stances OF this fact i the failure oi tie
proposed undertaking of Mr. Thomas W.
Conway. late of the Free,imcn's Bur,;,n.
10 give a decided impulse TO the new de-
relopment OF the South Convinced @.
the necessity OF fresh supplies of capital
10 the South. he visited most of our North
ern cities and lail the subject before COM
mercial bodies and Individual capitalists.
lie made an excellent impression. and re-
solved 10 visit Europe for The purpose OF
enlarglns his resources. Among others.
Gov Andrew took deep interest in the
movement, which he testified iii Il letter TO
Mr.. Conway.
But is he WAS about TO leave the conn
try, letters reached Mr.. CONWAY from
Europe 10 the effect that his visit would
prove frultle>>, first. because the temper of
the people of the South did hot seem 10
be conclilatory: and second. because. IN
stead OF improving in loyalty. their oppo-
>ltlon to the government seemed on the in
crease, and consequently capitalists did
not feel like embarkins i'll any enterprises
IN that section Of our country under such
circumstances. This WAS to be expected
The f'tct> being is they were. they could
not escape the attention OF capitalists who.
abroadand AT home, are proyerbiallv quick
OF sight and Judgment in such matters.
1t Is for the South 10 continue this suicidal
course, OF TO reform il altogether"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16

Tie WATClIM,N x RErIrCroR.-This
Religious and Family Paper whose adver-
li>ement appears in our supplement of TO-
day, stands confeSsedy among the first
Journals OF the country in ability and in
fluence. 1t is one Of the lac papers, dis
eusslns III catholic spiritsihe great social.
literary, moral and religious movements OF
the age. Its able articles on the leaiing
statesmen of this country and of England.
and its brilliant crltiques of metropolitan
Preachers, have attracted much attention
and comment the last year 1t announces
as will be seen: fine list of contributors
tor the present year. The enterprise of its
conductors deserves us it must attain. ihe
highest success.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
Senator Poland of this State last Thurs

Senator Poland of this State last Thurs
day offered the following resolution in the
United States Senate.
Reeo!rod. That the committee ON the
Judiciary be directed 10 inquire as TO the
eSpe'ilency and eon>titutionality of ex-
tending The Jurisdiction of the Courts of
the lnltel States over all suits brought
against any person for acts done under The
authority or in aid of the military forces
OF the United States; and also of all suits
brought against any person for any act
done under the authority or in aid of the
so-called Confederate States, and report by
bill Or otherwise
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16

Gen Butler has received from Lowell :,
FLAG for the Use OF the L. S. Senate. of
American bunting, made in the Lowell
mills for the American bunting company.
1t will be holsted Tomorrow. and the SEN
ators will no longer sit beneath a fac
made OF foreign materials. but under the
first national ensign OF home manufacture.
Ii hts been much admired.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16
QUERY The St. Adams Messenger of

QUERY The St. Adams Messenger of
last week has the following:
"Mrs. Grinder, who was recently hung
at Plttsburg, Pa, is the fourth woman
who has been hung in this country since
the revolution. Could women secure
greater privileges if they made the laws
themselves?''
What privileges does the Messenger re-
ter to! Is that of being hanged one of
them ?-Ehp,air
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16

We notice in the Burlington Times the
following item:
The old Baptist church, corner OF
Church and Main streets, has been pur-
chased by Geo. ii. Bigelow, editor Times,
of Daniel Murray, for $1,000.
We have some curiosity to learn wheth-
er our editorial brother Bigelow proposes
to do the preaching or TO hire it done
Eieemaa.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16

Hon. J, 5. Morrill, has given a dinner
party in honor of the Reciprocity Com
mi>s.oners from the British Pro, incos at
Washington. TO secure an extension of the
treaty Senator Foot and Poland, Speak
er 'oIlaX and Ihad Stevens. were among
the Congressional guests invited to meet
the Commissioners
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16

\ special dispatch from Richmond TO-
day has the following: 1.-The Examiner
office was closed at O'Clock this evening
by order of Gen. Terry. The order is
said to have emanated from Gen. Grant.
AT Saltillo, Ky, last week. seven horse
thieves were executed by lynch law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16

The largest crowd ever assembled II.
fittsburg TO witness any amusement were
gathered at the central skating bark on
thursday last, TO witness Miss Carrie ".
Moore's (of Concord, n HI skating, II
Is estimated there were from 10 10 II. OG0
persons present, including many of the
Clergy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16

1t is said that Canadian horses are COM
ING across the line in droves, in anticipa-
ton OF the % per cent. duty that goes in
to effect again next month.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-02-16

WHITE MOUNTAIN BANK-I'he first
day of February found the commission on
this bank closed with the following results {:
Bills received, $50, 400 90
Claims received, 1851 81
Liabilities. $4,000 81
Assets in the hands of
Assignee, 10000 81
Deficit. $4,000 90
OF the assets some are not available tor
three years, SO there seems to be no posi-
bility of closing the concern in less than
that time A little mathematical calcu-
lation will enable any one to see about
what White Mountain receipts are worth
on change.
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Observation-Disclosures

Ser. 9taten 9itritt @eri&t. Son.
Hi6ter @iles.
9etrp Woobtparb ct al geaen ben CDR. @ori,
tOla. 0ibeu tpegen SeemanuslDbnuua. Oefret
3u @unlfeu Der Qibeuauten: @bwarb Giobinion er,
bdlt $26; Sertrp 8rpofS $50: S.E. Bnrfe $50, so
ulo JtldarD Darlington 81. Oie Slaaen ber
itbrt9en 3lbelantel tp1rben abgepieien. Ser sc,
rt9t8bpf pertagte fid Bis Samltag.
Oa8 ct. Be5trfSgeridt nurbe Biz
gum NObembertermin bertaat.
@ a ens@ert6 t. - &idter Nnbpnu.
Supplee NIB Spffn1au.
Nofltltl MISUNDERSTANDING plrbe benz Sen,
rp s.. Slrtbeao ert9eilt iiber ben g2abla6 bon s.
9ibetberger.
Nleralloer gSplff tp1troe nit geripaItuna bes
gfadlaiieS bon @lara8utler betraut uno So6n gS.
Eotberts NadblaB tptro in 3ufunft oonDiaria 0fot>
bert perpaItet.
Common YGeas@eri4t.-Sou. 0ti6ter
Slug.
aora9ar1 @initeit II. a. se9eu q. Sabn. Ses
reitS beri4tet.
Der Intra9, ben 8ei9IaSuubmebefsbl gu annuls
liren, murbe lnterltitbt.
Spbn S9edelS gesen Columbus 90. Eorb. Mn.
tra9, oa8 e%rlallel @rtenutuiB ST perperfeu. lln'
ter Beratbun9.
s. W. gepe ge9er Gliiabstb sc. g. OtcOers
mott. Nppeuatton bon SrieoenSridter @illon.
urtbetl abgedloert uno @rfel1ntuiB All @unften
oe8 4ppe0anten fitr SO. Ippelant bat bic So.
fen ST. 5ablen.
StG6tti9eS Se5trtsgeri9t.- Son.
&ibter Wtartin.
SbpmaS Gpttin9bam segeu Senrp 90. 8idarb,
ion ct al. 0etret gum gerfauf g%etpifien rerpfdrD
6ete1 8rll1oei9entbums unb @rnennurtg zines
Srulte
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39. GOn9reH. = 4. Gttum0.

0afbtnstun, 2. Suit. SIM @enat
bettGtete bas betrefeare @pmtte su @un1fer
elmer 8etptqi9uns fir @teperberteGluus be'
N~hlfnippt=O amme.
Den Seri6ten Der GpnferenS=g Counties fin.
f6tli@ Der 6reebmen's Bureau 8iQ unp be,
Sertretan9 amerifantlder @rpbutte auf be,
Yartler Weltauslteuung purbe beteeftmmt.
3u Der gta iiber Organization Der Gerrt=
tortsnN eueNfericc, SoabO nnp Ari3pna bean.
tragic Budalap ett ENHANCEMENT, pprnad
bic SecttOn, ipel4e pos Neserltimmredt Elm,
fMbrt, 9eItrt6en perben fol-.
Saulsburp ipra& gu @unltaa bteles anet.
oenents.
STEWART lPra@ fir au9emeines @ttmm-
re9t.
Na4 uetterer Debate tpurbe bic weitert
grtpa9ult9 peS @e9enfanbes auf mur9en ser.
lApben.
SIN 9ams ipurbe bic Gartf<8tQ wtebe,
auf9enOntmen.
Stn9 BON Watne braGte cine giQ ,tm
S@use be8 Gfentlt6en CREDITS utb 31r Ser.
btnOerun9 bon 8ete9une unb Corruption
Elm. On bas Sulti3crmite serwte1en.
Oarauf puroe bte Gelplutipn bes SIT. 90
merop BON Mfatne aufgenummen, mad pel6e,
Der Yralipent + Iu9t werben lpQ, mttautbetlen
rel6e NfaBre9eln nGt9ig leten, I'm bic l1ntoz
ntlten TN Siben Dor @epalttbaten Al
1Aieen.
Stint bon Sbtp: Man IoQe bte Mefoluttur
oa9in amenotren, baB fe fi6 auf ben Nfarre,
IN gfep g)orf be3tebe, Der tir3li9 Elm &tnD 81
Scbe peiti9te.
pomercY @r BABE 9ufumeate i6er BIZ
ldenblt9e SebanDlun9 Ger 1niOntfen int Si.
peM.
Nnf ietnen Nntrae tp,trbe S&lub Der De.
bate bei&lpien unp pte &elolutipn einlttmmt(
an9enomuett.
Der &e~l o(utiun Charles BON S6to, nor,
mad bas @Umtte fir Nuspdrtiees barit6er Re.
rt9ten lOa, Ub bic Senter ntGt ais &rteefibz
renoe gu betra@ten ieten, purpe ntdt beige.
lttmmt.
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Qpnbpn, 20. Stunt. Bis test ia
sriiGen ben Dren6en unb OeferreiGern nod
tetne ~bebentenbe @%clliltOn itattsefunpen, bod
erpartet man eine G6la1t Dor Trantfnrt, IL
SuHien unb In SGlelien ; man glaubt a(lge
ntetn, baB Der erlte "3uiammanltcB In S9leler
ifattfnDen pirp.
Der itdltenii9e General Gtalbini Sat per
SItretAil4en @pmmunounten in @enetten no
%tifi3trt, paB er btnnen bret Gagen COON 90,
Die Seinbfelteteiten erGTnen werpe.
9nltfar, 2. Suli. Der Sample
Guba 1T nit Na6ri6ten bonn %. bter etnge
trufen.
NU9 Bate feline bebeutenbe GpatTon fattge
fuuben, bte 9reuBen puren III 81 tret6iId
SAlelien eingeridt. Die SefreiGer entpt
deln etne srOBe trteeeril9e Sbatisfeit.
Die ttaltentI6e Nrmee iberlbrttt am %
Ninctc, bencbne anf 8tberfanp gu itoBen
@pnbUn, "a. Stunt. Die NreuBen lie
Fen etne 1bpaGe @arnilpn In 9reSpen Uni
ridten tn 8Gbmen Elm, Ubne auf @iperltani
3u tCBen.
3wti9en ben SetretGern unb @renBen it
SWNIkN VNtlt tUH tltlNPo VttW' ItuItStluIt
ben, na@ pelGem fd bic ~erferen 5urid3psen
l1eber bic Nttt1eilun9 SrantreiAs an Selt:
ret6 1T ntAtS befannt.
Die @tener 9 ref Re fast, baB Trantreid
tn Nbreoe felt, nit DreuBen unb eStalten etr
uebereintOmm en- 9etrOfen gu baben. Da6elb'
bebalte lt4 ClItanbtge6reibeit be3asli6 feline,
5anolun9en Dor, ,penn Sci reid bas eriitt.
renoe SSnt9retA ntGt beprObt unb i'm Sall
e8 1T Genetien grfOl9 bat anp niGt ube,
Watlano pprradt, miro t9 Grantret9 MID
etnmtI9en.
ct. @eterSburser Na9riGten ftellen In 9b,
rebe, baB eine Sepegun9 ruiiIaer Srupper
tattsefunben mnb iagen, Nt9tinterpentiun
lei bic Dpltttf &ublanbs.
Sn Mabrip bra9 am %. s.Wl. etneNltlitGr
&epClte aus. Dte Sulbaten per1aben bic 8e>
pGlferun9 nit 8afen unb 8arrit apen MUIR
oen aufgewprf en. Na6 etnem Ser,metfelteu
@tberfanp er9a6en lt9 bte Snlurgenten ;
Sen. Warbae3 mar letAt pertpunbet pprben.
@eneral @rtm tpurbe in 8aponne burd
bic fran3Gfl6en 8eb6roen Serbaftet.
Ser. ct. @ertbpapiere geben in 2pnbpn
tn bte 9Dbe, fe lttegen an etnem Sag BON "a
- &c.
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&tlbanprh bra @enntrrs anne.

2eaDenwOrtb, 2. Suit. - Senate,
Sane bon bteIem Staat l1ob f@ gelterr
QbenO nn0 ltarb beute W1Orsen 9 ubr. Sett
me9reren Sasen benabm er li9 lebr Ioneer=
Bar uno CT wurbe freng iberwa9t.
@efern fubr er in 8eslettun9 leineS S6waz
gers nnO beS Capt. ApamS mad Oes r tereu
NObnung, er fteg aus Der &utl9e stns btn-
ter oas 5aus uno idOB lta in ben Munb,
Der SelbfmOro 9elAab un3weifelbaft In
6cl9e bon @etlteSSerptrruns.
Steles 1T bas brittle MttSlteb Der Gauilte,
wel6e8 SelbFmOrp besins.
@afb M On, 2. Sutt.-Hepr. @larI
BON &anias erbtelt fUlsenbe Depelae aus Sea
penpprtb: uGt4ter Delalas bert@tete Wr
Zane ale tUpt. @r lebt nod, BAT ..aber BIZ
Selinnun9 DerIpren. @r fam ni@t leben.
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Observation-Disclosures

allie b%ieienisen 9 d II n, petde SeSer
bas stefuttat Der %gbftinmunS tber @6renmitSlieoi6aft
tes General Gisel %ppppniren, tperben 9ierbur& 9Sfli@1
eriu6t, ft9 am nd d t e n en- # (ten 3. 9uli)
be8GbenbS 8 II in ber&ebenbaIl
eiu3ufnbet, NM 8erut6unS gu pfleSen nnb 8eei8nete
gGritte gu Ieiner unb ieiner Gerebrer Goti8faction eius
3~uleiten.
Mnt. Uai9eI, 8. Griebrid, S. Gardner, s. GOnrab,
g. aramer, 3. Sruu8, s. Sitbebyunbt, SOB. &9iiut,
Gusuf g. gBasner, Otto SunfsI, 8. Succ6i, o. Bio
me, SuIius @tei9, SacOb SifGe, SPAS. Scnt; 6. SfauB,
mann, 6. S6iuer, 6. 9. Sisbcrt, $. gBitti4, @s. Bar
ten, S. Bed, 81. @6ual8, @tuOu Greeusfeber, 8. 9.
Ssrforb, 8. seser, Or. Biuoport, ScFu Semnteter, 8.
Gufe, 8. 9. @Ginser, 9. Momentbp, @br. 6eiie, s.
8alfe, 81. Giui6er, 8. 8. @eber, s. Stadntanu, s Q8r=
mann, %. Summer, 0r. @uentber, Sp9n @aaettt, 6:
Dreper, ST. &aiier, Bb. q. 8osel, Geo. Saunanlt, q.
BittrcfL 8. 8u6Sbauut, So9u Scutnerfelb, s. Sran=
ban, 9Obn Yitroff, abOm S9neiber, Sacpb @ninber'
Tr1nhii
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a%lnfunft Ses aampfers gaOttbern eiabt.

New 9Urt, 2. Suit. Der Dampfet
glOrtbern Sight III nit NaGri9ten pom %.
.. M. aus 9anama bier einsetrofen. Setne
gla9ri9ten lfnb BON gertn9er 8e%Deutung.
Ste Ser. Staaten Dampfer N9ad mnr
Sntpanne befanpen li9 In Banana. Del
COMMANDER bes e%rlteren, 8. S. Newman,
iarb AM 81. Stat tn @aQap.
Oerss@tlenti@e @pnereb peulammelte lG
I'm l. >. 81. tn Santiago.
Ote 8OtlAaft bes @ralfbenten Yeres muir
be NIT 3tl9en empfansen.
@tne 8eeplutiOn ertpartet unter ben g6tz
lenen muir auf bte saniti9e @elesenbstt gum
NusbruG.
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go,r Mero Orleans.

Nen Orleans, 1. Su[t.- 9te @ene>
rGle 6teabman nnb SulertDn uno elm Corps
BON gprreippnbenten tamen beute Qbeno bier
an.
3rei &i4ter, bic in @ibalia inter benz gipit<
re9tss@eieBe per9aftet t%uuroen, iino 5ur PrDs
3elirun9 bierber sebrodt poroen.
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B1nP Of Gpm1merce.

Baltimore, 80. SUM-, 1866.
Cine Dtbtbenbe BON bter 8rp3. / II
o o I b fHr bic ~Iaufenben feds Mouate, tpurbe 6eute
am pber mad Wiontas, ben 9. SuIt, aI8 3n6Gbar erfIGrt.
Die Wational<, Staatz unb Stabts Gteuern fins bon
Der Bant be3ablt ipprben.
Die 11ebertrasung bes Capitalize tods Der 8ant pirb
bonn erten Bic gum neunten Gage i'm Suit eininliesli6,
Sei9lofen, SIN Iuftrag:
6. $. @atbcart,
bt12ml Mctina @oiifrer.
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9eutihe Wriefe.
Sad,en aibt ei,en neuen mei,

&adbet gibt eii,en neMcr Rei,
sur GdSn9eit, ipenu eS einen Wtunb bon fGSrer 3a6ne
~entfaltet unb I'M fe 3eit 2ebeaS meiB gu erbalteu, penn
bic gtatnr sinen 10 bei&enft 6at, BAT man nur nStbis, bas
po6lrie9enSe 9 . b Q II t gu Sebrau9en.
~ |acfete mad europa bon ieeer @rSse ODE
@erpiat rerben prompt ~befSrbert bur@ bic expedition be
Q6eder."
H- Re9teruns8sBSf e terben In titraes
fer 6rif beiOrst bar& bic expedition bes rWeder." Die
&iiraerpapiere Hnb in ietem lsale baan erfprberli&.
~ &idets gu Der prGuniens8 9 erlcoiung fir bas
benti6e 3upalibeu unh WaiieuPauS in Gss Sarbor Gitp,
finb in Der Office beS rWeder" gu baben. Die Ser,
rppIuns intet nuI Is. Sui ftatt.
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8arbarei In @eoraia.

amguita a, 2. Suit. = Der Saeannal
5eralO BON 1eute NOrsen beriGtet, paB ctr
6reiselaNener pesen @rmOrpung zines net
Ben Srauen3tmuters In WilfenS Counts tn
WacCn Serboftet unb mad benz 9lab, ipp be,
Mpro began9en purben mar, 3uridgebra9i
nnb le6enctg perbrannt murDe.
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MaOUrS SfFce,

WfaDOr8 Office,
@ftb $ all
Baltimore, ben 9. Suli, 1865.
WS6fen Naitttsct, ben a.. SuIi, as benz Sabrestaa
unierer nationnlen MISUNDERSTANDING, perSen bic
SitrSer 8aItinipre'S, ippie S&ifseisentbitmer I'M Safen,
~eroebenft eriu&t, bic Watipnatfasse auf i6ren 8obuuusen,
@eiGGftspIGseu unb rsip. G6iffen aufsu5ieben.
Rationale aIuten tperbeu Bel Gpnnenaufsang, an Wtitz
tag unb bei 6pnnenuntersans ~a6Sefeuert unb bic @lpGen
ber Stubt nm bieeG6e 3eit seldutet tperoeu.
Spbn2 ee@bap m a n,
bimi Mabpr.
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Mus 4enneRee.

Nafbpille, 1. Suit. = Ser 4. Sui
pirO in 8urtlep Springs, no Sen. SbOmas
ieinen srOfartisen @apaaeriesa nSrif madte,
9efeiert werben.
gGrI S&ur3 unO anbere tperoe1 ertpartet.
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Neue an5eigen.

MaDUrS Office,
City $ aIL
Baltimore, ben 2. Suit 1866.
Nott3. Mm nG6ten MittppG, ben 4. Gage i'm
Wacnat Suft, fnb bic gtnbt=Officen sei8lcfen. Die
WtSrfte, be sepS5nlid an bieieut Gage obsebalten wers
ben, fub ebenfans se!9lOfen nnb perbeu taber am
Dienfos Mbenb, ben 8. SuIi. absebalten.
Spbn a m n,
(binti) W1abpr.
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Grcnrff0nc1 fiir ben q, S1nli.

GTcnrffOncn fir BEN a. Sult.
IGe, bic am 4. 9uli eiuen GuS1us gu Waier pber 81
9anbe 3n MAIDEN tpitniGen, werben po6t t6un, ft9 nit
fleiueu 1 p6er 2 @aIonen Tdiiern suten 9~aserbiers 5n
b~eriorsen. IRau er9dft bafelbe in benz
Excelsior Lager Beer "bottling' Establishment
SO. 8. Giio GbatleStraBe, No. s.
bi
Gmobi1 Wtit Ell II. @artuns.
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NfatiOndI TdrnterS S NIamter8 23auf.
Baltimore, Q. Suli 1866.
Dteie 8ant tpirb am Mittwp6, ben 4. Suli, eez
i4lpffen iein. 3%a6lRn9er, pelHe an bteiem Gage f6Iis
finb, nliiien aul 3. Serna9t trerben.
Hihar @prneiu s,
btut Gifitsnt &aiiirer.