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Roncc,e MnffensMenfeFt
panre's SrIieusS Grtett .

vance . JIilsIs2 plIglts
Surce's GpfertsS Gufsft.
&ire retue Gimme III 6US pro&e SGbhhet,
8arum nth man pom Seierteit,
p0rlu1 bon Suffer-
pgrum BON tciem 5aIfe f@ rIoest leF.r,
Elnu eiut etujiae S4a1!sI Don
Seneca
Giliten : &CnIeh
az auqsrblidlt6 %9iutsruns itaiit2
DoEtelbe ytbt Sulen urp GriaItuug stpesRltd HI
1 Winuten 80,
unb bel fcrtgciestrn UtbrGude NTH - 5itls hesel
einili@ t%efeliigtii.
IS pirb igeJirll @etfltdtu empfptlet.
Gs mir6 ipe,tetl Dpeertcn enpfGbler.
Is pirs ipsItel arilipnatcIsn empfebist.
90 tmpht6it ii9 ~bcionber5 Sdtntltttn Sssner''
auer 9lrtsn.
G8 nib fFe,iea einasrn snrricbIer.
GS tpiro ipe,teu S6ptnoIldt isen emptebleu,u
Us ertpieblt f6 ccr5u8spsiIt &ptn, bic on pu
ten Grtiltun9 pber SetIertett letben.
SD TRACE tetn geoenteit, Seeenl, Ter nit elmer be-
sttn9snaunteu Beihperbeu bebaitet 1T ;u einem To-
fertideu Bcriuhe oteicS S~uiten.Gpnfetis su ratben.
Der Btriud ipNet rtr rs Gts, unb pirb tn ben nlets
item ssaleu au9enbltdlid 9hlSerune I6ahen; III PEI
Gbdt, man mus IS GnrpeHpen, I'M ittnen Istttb nars
otaeu tu tonnen. % IS aus ~trdfttlen, cbitben batrs'
Ipien Srsreoieuitsu beiteBt, faiut her 9etiaf arelttt
nit SidGbstt gchebeU, lnb ods Gr1ebNtb fetrb IN
faf iebem faue berart ieln ban Der EaitaHt it5 ibet'
jeu0t oo6 er en6ltt edS tfd'tc Dtittcl %9tftnten.
Sauces Sutcrs6onieit mtro ~tuberslIct nnb bsr'
ianft bel Setb e.. SaueG
(Nau.16-) Nt. 10S, Gaitiltrrelr.
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3trei In Ginems

lttret IN Gttaems
9uDeridifgr Daar : &r5euser
nettes Gocrpi:tmitteI ar
Eau QUE fogeuannter Saar-9rjcu6er befiebt1 aus
NaGer, porin Subfantcn entbalten Rne. BITE ba8
Saar auStrcdnen unb baburb elm aaferes Dttstsl Sun,
4usen ber Saare nbtbts uadstn; paein
oanee'S ta
Gemtfter
III cine Ef,(duns BON aaresenben StIiets unb DeI,
te auser tbrtn pieeererSes8snbe Gisen!haIten au-
gleib Gin creenebr,es
pairYusmutI
Ss il un.rrsl6bar ale S60rfer
eincS Il , 1 wallenben
Sanptbaares,
unt beNst bic Gtsenitaf,
srantm Saar
istus
p DitSertraeben.
Gs IN !ein Saarfarbentttel unc 10 eirHaf, b.T
Ssserpaann ss mt prH'sr,atener Gihtrtelt ssbraussl
Tam.
grss 81 PRO Siaf9e
81 taben bel -
SetS g. ba5ct
ks.--l2un psrlanst
caNteb
9tmtfatH
hHShe9me H'asn anetrM (5aH11-3
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GngsrGttigfeit
Afbmall
NudhvSIdia7etk n

SD b.ebre MID. oas Prtiilum ju seaatriSttesR
Bag tb iR 8eiee ctntr Ulebt;in bin, pelGe Seies quail
bels uetet adler betlt. SD babe Seite %eeiannt welts
tdunt ltbtn boieH %foHuier, uno fdf auaenbLidliht
Salie ppnI gsbrdute meiucs Wltt,elS geiebeu. Gs ii
barnllpS uub fam nit o%onfoumtner Si@erbeit &C.
nprnm,u tpcr6eH. SUlteu btce .seilen ginem, Der an
bic ier iuthibaren Srantbeit letbet,' ~ Dfidte font
men, 10 miro Der @aticnt boAentlib nibt erinansclu.
ipfprt Hb an MID Al wehbeu, un ~ auSenbltdlidt
'9tnbering iu %erlauper.
SreS 81 PRO Slai9e, SIS pro . 6laI6sn.
gu baber, bel Setb 9. 0antt,
Nr. l03, 0aitgtorsar
1880 tGnG bic Wteoi,in 10 %perpadet, Sab IL
d5sralbir Fct Gcit i'd scri4tfsn labt. (5ar24-)
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Maibinstun.
Germanta,T euer=U er Il c6erunas.
Gefeafbaft BON Mefps 9Jprf.'
M8ertur Hr. 80, Mdrtet Spce,
Babtns.on. o. g.
Ga pr. Gr. 5usls SEVERAL asent, isine Gsu,nlit
flo. rtfi8airte, purhe ~
3. N~itblingbnus
Gage Der atletutge Gstnt. ''
Sesbalb bort a1e 9trbintuns. pelse Mst. Robe
nit Der cbtsen eeieai@aft batie, bon bieIem 5ass
aui.
1. RcSen,ter 1866.
Morts 5itser, Sob. @. BAIT, Rubclpb @arria.e,
prdTbert eetretir. gteerrsf- t2647)
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Odnce'6 suiuiimeuSe,eeter
teiitraftiSer Unborn (scar9onnb)s

Ste,er aabesa,nte, iane bepabrie, pei;eS.e IrtiteI
iaeaen SuI,et, grtaItuns, Seiierffit II, |. {. itrbi bent
S,nablifurt, nod ADJ II. unSerfslibt Su Gcsptc, lns
csidtpu neutrtinsS piele ripserne II. oereisntsrmaSeu
ppiiStblnllide Wlitiel eiagcfibrt worben iinb, irsifeln
mir bod, ID ts eines 6ibt, ! el6eS, fpea, anaefYanbt,
bic peri rrpfene sDir,nre TT b5herem grabe beiist, ais
Der 5aneenHe Qanop SerieIbe it ig geseten
Az ie IS gts. 1perpadt. Q "a tsts totsa o..
81 tAben' td.
f4ongT-l nj. ioo' Oatttnfsresr.
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s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

EfI0prp tSo1rtourD)s 3ptub
ssecrl Suler, Frtlltuns b~ti,eriett auirbb = nspets,
@tIttlnoun9, 9utai9utcr;en unb ale gcfbperbeH.
bic NIT llusi;bru1e enben,
Dieitr Slrttsel isit elmer Gniabl Sabre benz publis
iur be,dunt IN bftreiis Der Seilune oe5 lle6els, ge1en
bas rs empirblcu soire unibtrtrefitb. OFT BAT cine
sin;tae iFlaid,I '~oicr!ile 2mbcrurg ia, SciIlua bettei
gsilert.
greiS 81 ste, RIO 5laifje, .... r
Si bebcn be-
@stb 9. SaRst,
t$an2E-l SRI. los gdItluipteat.
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-Wr. e. M. TearAfNs

Esrienites l~lnireriaimtstat spr ~2inbeIura
NIB 6eiluus Der 9eihfr rer Ts2rennfit.
90 lberral. aIe aubern aRittsl but@ i,tue 5efIs
srSftr bet allen SeihnerSet. 6sser bic "a :rtrtpFIs1
plrb, bic io8en3uuten
8rauen-SrausGetteu.
GisIt Sr,spst 1T aie uub %niraero5 turd feere. mdbtes
iGgenbe, auiidueioettiGc GHpreiiurSeu uno ~untratre
an8aben e~iugeihbrt por6tn; eS Iteat aub Bar uitbs
n etr abitt res grituSerS, taB lie tirtb on6ers Dltts
tel, ais ibren @crtb unt t6re OcrottnitIt6en Si8sH-
f6aiten, f6 in Ter Cunt btS N~pU'tIInts srbGIt&t NIB
~btieittsea iou.
ErpFtireu NIT 3susutisa, @skIau6s ear pftipuaea
pne i~onittaer Nusiunit fam mat auf 8erIdnseu bel
BEN nntetsettusttn 9ertrieeS' lgsuteH %bsiemmest,
Srets 50 bic 6Ief9e.
Setb 9. 56ncs,
(59-) Sit. 10S. 9aIttmprefr,
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Nnncc,h ALlinpntlMa,

s!nt edit nrotjIniite !Suiartmeris5uns aGs Dor
bura5'iher Galorartla 6ua!atboI3,
R%letteuppTsel. Slfafra9,
!o6Iaurtm SGit &C.
sgan MIR bisies Rrapsrat fir eiueS be- teiien bIut-
rciltgsnecu unb unfimneioen Wittel fiatcn, eas osnI
publttunt Deboten lpirS. SO 1T in Quartflaibeu abs
Ssfiat lrt eire Der t~iai5iten, ME al4 Der teften
5aIapa, tlens Iii fdunser, bic i'm Warfte III. peins
nsn, ipelde an q ! eumatt Smus ssbsr7
BE aperben, &ofc. 50uttrantbets
ten, att9emetner q d ~ d e, ltnrets
utatGtten i'm Dilute II. (. ~. Ieitet. iouted
btelt Gaiiaporild eturtal %prrbirett.
9tct' 8 LIS pro 6ldi9e; $3.50 prs f.ds SIC Iben
~" gu tG6en BEL
Sttb Q, Sanet.
(9arlS-) gT. l0S Solttnrrefr.
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Mutton 8 Scuers9serfidseruoes=Ge r
Seltf1aaff D Baltimore

TSNTVVETt UVW OWtssH1Eb%F
Gie'e Geien'baft III nunrxeBr beTeit feret
gerit6eruneeu fir Gotaet. u. earsbttistturi
sesemsr:ssuc Ole Office 5eiineti ids III. 40,
Seeonoitraks, aaf Der Norbieitc.
Spbn@oateB GrSRbenj.
Direttorert
@baures Broe's, Btdiibent eel -NeiterR 9ads.7
Ssnrp g. Sbrpot, glr. 96, ~6asettctr
98m. Gbesnnt, bon g8m. Ghcsrnt s 80,
Simon 9artburft. eaufrnaun, Tcu.bitr.
@m. 8rtoaes, ssn 9Sn. Bridges * totn ,
Spbu o. Scenes, ReblbGnbi er, Brat,itT.
!gpiepb W'attbefps, bon Ebos Wattbeps n %ssh.
s8m. Il Nenb, Beef. II. QpTt. BSrler.
9pbn q. Hribae5. Bon Z. @. Srietts 81
gpbn Goatss, BrstterBiublet.
!5antes 8. gsear, bon @ebr spear.
.5ebn 1urnbul, IT,, Eeppi@bSuoler 8eItistprefr.
fNfn StiS Smear SER
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Etcrftannin . SycueESSeEItacIuNSss
@eSenf6dH BON Retpsfgrrf.
Die Autmertlenfeli btS ~beal'3lsn PubGtfuuts Etr,
Sans ~Sfionbsrs auf obtes. felt Jsbren nit 5IfOIa &c
fiErte u. no eG9eaeincii AutraIens t~rfrtNefee Itnsr
8trR& ernueS : &eisSI&pf B~tRsslestt EGs Gasr
4anttel hsr gtIeG, t alt betriat fuc ndt
$500 GG@t
ush 90 beintst 10 auberSsH elm llstt. ftuf 5Jv
SzH,00Gy
In ben 4ZateE Der Ge,sLfaat.
getlone5. Die nuter arptebr1tmsR 2;5!nguaasH ke
Fblbu1l trgssb reI1er &rt, 9aartn. tEnbbElier &C
~ ses Tsra Eau'&tr, t9erbsH etaeDeHH triltat 81
BEN 8sstter Der GeiegiSaIt IN DaIfgstort
y, SnG!eg,
I2rma Graf 4 GHgItzt
ser. 18, geconoarase,
G~eger1ber ben PpaGmtt,
DorIis.s3tr pEb trfsre Sebiuanresa etrSnlegsS,
u. pilBsr. @:rSEstr5,
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lSstsrtR3es in 8~aIttmnrct
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Solicitor bon MfefnranSen: 81. i. s..
SIenenifeibeE. CDa7sNPtet
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81. ~ "tS.NA " hNN - - 1870 w Nht+N
tel ais tbren saeIib unit tbre OcrctrnitItten siBsr-
f&aLtsn, fb tn Ter Cunt bts %~pB'tIlnts srbGLt&, nnb
~btiett9ea icu.
ane %ionitiser Qusiunil fam mat auf 8erIdnser bel
benz nrtertettneitn 8ertrieeS' Igslte1 beiemme1. e.
Setb g. 96nee
(59-) 9ir. 10S. 8%aItimpreffs
81. sS%C&urrpth'a
upiDeEial > Bitten,
@riftfs in6iaaiite oeaeta6i(tide Ib1ene
9Su1ct'8 SaftapoEiua <TiueH,
slpGr's utfibrenos Bilten.
teule ale 5ehsbter 9ol'8-4iasn ju baben BET
GOeth y, - GHEet
(e;oni0-D Wr. is. 9aItt ersiir,
gSance's
@aForaliders rtsr BInbg}iGcu.
Sane'S Sa0aparlNsr- coer RiutsgtGct.
5dnte'S SaIidpartHeHs %. SlutsYlnef.
5ence'S SaElapartlet- poer pluts Qilen.
Sanee'S SnIayartQst, pbet 8iat"ptHetA
S4ree'S GafapariGett- cher Blu,giutt.
6ante'8 SafGpartueu- oo, 9Iut-Sia:i'
Scrtc'8 Salar0rtper-,
DlanBeu- cher glut-Sileft
llnl Reintaen ees SIuies.
40 Baltimore, 20. aunt 1850.
ftermit be hstrise i'd, bah ih NIT ~beiteent SdusrJ
In Der Britt uHo AM red,ten grne geploat mar; 6ec
Gdmtrl mar p0brfteinIt6 cine 6elBe oen untcuiga
tetten I'M BLUE, Uiln erlpfahl mir bic Sdnee' fhe1
GoTaporiuens Cbcr Slutsgilsn, NIB iGon mad bsnt
@etror1s Der erfen Shadtel ccri9pano Der S@rers
edniItd aus Brult uHh Nrrn. 40 tano bic gtllen
iebr Nib in ibrtr 8irsunJ uno Wtr6e lie etnent Sea
ben, Der Elm adinbesIbiubrinittel brauht, sntpfebIeg.
Datrtd " d e.,
Rr. rs, epnrpaptr.H
s5rt'm Au'oute oieftr StGeu m6Ge mat iebr 0sr-
aVan 'psrtanse aeiS 0auee'5 StGIen uub
tanfe Fe rur BON a9cntcn, bic lit ben .3eitnnaer atse-
t sa9s =, E sss, s Is.R 9tiSn oi ~ gin ,1ai Els slS' ~''" g
XII Nlben BET - GefD 2. y z u { e.,
Rr. 1903 galitmcrcar. 9aIt. ats.
Gaaetdtbemtttell
Scattirbemiilell SeatfdEbsm'tts
SoaGfGgbemiitd
& 6nurtIi6t eoITstbiu!i6s 5castarbsa1it!eI
Easts, lpcrunier ~fplgtnee ib ~beriterf
Sa6tlpr'8 Sdarfurke!
Bp8Ie'S Saarfarte!
Gbrttctpro's 3a7rtarbel
Mattbem' 5aartdrbti
SGue8' Saarflrbe!
3amtIt0n'S 3NrrforSe st
nsbs ben strbitttrtH
oa@iarbs : 6liiiF8t2iten
iinb i6t 3u BADEN bel
9etb q. .Sante,
t5anlo-> VIZ, ioa, SalttmOreitr., 9alt'mrre, MSs
Sancs'e ebemif&ser 6aag
Er;suGsrl
pance's 6emiibsr 5ddrsG9ep9eT:
9auce'S IemtiGer Saar.GrjeHgcr.
p 6ante'S Gcutii9er baor.SrSenger.
Sance'S Dent tGer Soar-GrSeuBet
~belbtuDert bas ausfaaet Der Sdsre.
Sanse's Gemifter Saar. grSeu9er
lodi Saar auf aab!i5pfin btvanss
Sauee'k dtuii6er 5darzgrysu8es
btnocrt ba8 9aar am @rnutctrbeJ,
Saufe'S Gerii9sr Saar. drJeuaer
beTetti9t SppfSrtrts auf fe 8aueEt
Sarse'5 tentifder 5aar. @rieu9er
perIstbt Dem Sadrc 9Iar. Il. GbbrseIts
SduSe'S GtmifGer 5aar.@ rlep9er
ma6t ~frusFiScS, battes 99ar
mcib uHb 8~idrseuo,
saves deHtIber SaarsG tIeu9e
britt aFe &raatbcitcn Der auPfbaut.
Ssru's hentiiGcr Saar. grjeuger,
A bas brae Wiistet, ben RiSbern ras 4aer as
MAIDEN.
Rus ~tuberettet BON Setb g. 5ante,
ri. 1Os, GaltiEcretr.
TreiS 81 pro Etat6e.
gu babet bel
Sst9 g. bsree,
t.JanlT-) 81. 10S, E'alttnotest4
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GetitfMe Teuer 0erff6erungSs
o efellfchaft bptl Baltimore.

Office rcrbpefitss &tt ppp z ruth II FONT afbfirr
i'm 2. Gtode Der -SarmerS' Il Weerdtatts' gaHs1,
Gtn9dng In fombarthrabe.
Bteis psue @etui9aft IN lest terett, Herftertrssr
auer gft sseeu 9srluit pher Stahtr brr6 Hruer emit
,eaeaiunsbnt.n. ga bic Mttu Der GefsuiGaft f6
In benlSdnbsu bon dber 400 fan butGgebenss belts
iHer Burger gaIttupore's ~beHnbsrL 70 Ia oas oeutiGt
Nublitum SeIpnbers etngeloeen, 6ieiem In uneret
White auf Der f~cTtteaeu Bats bcsrhub.trn nutsrnebe
men feline geri&sruneer anIprerttaieR.
prsitetut, ah D. DebeI.
8ie-frdt; Setnr. 9traas.
StIettptent
Sciep6 gtupset Nueut Wssner,
Chs. A4eber, Gbriitppb gt1d,
antou Weibstttei, terntann 4. ~GrcpBitEb,
Gtpre Rof, Srtsbrid NSebt,
Ssinrt1 Straus Peter 8clt
Scbann Pater, Sot u. &utcurs
Ttthael sotlsng'r 9ieht Eetprh
Sran5 !. Ruser. Sat. !. xnr'ete.
,9ttnItb Gte8, Ger.
sE- 51r bic Solt,su miro islne EerstHura oe
medt. tDAe91Sl
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UGnee'S
JpielHmec eies.er SrcDrH tSc3etegnD)'
SDrue

8nis4tpep elesitt ShpgrH tp~e5etpGr0t
%prDe-
ponce'S 50iaGirense,ebtA @rbprnASbrph
Sonee'S bliummeugt.sttcg AnbocTa @t41D
g9stfta Gte But alS2
Stro sic mt Duiter ~gtpIagt2
Ssten Sic bbfen Sdls3
Saben Gle guuGenbluiuug2
batcr Sic bic SriuHe Ooer 1j4tetB,fnltaGut
%Sineuns2
9aten Ste gntjltESure Der Suflr5breu-aeesi
DGbet Sts tic 9lusSebruug2
Sabet Gle Atbmup88- ~ lbNpctbsn2
1aIea gle G6rFr5tn IN her grilt pber ttr @:ttsf
Einb gle NIT heftiideGt Tlebcr ~ttseft'tS
FIdst Gle Der StidbufeHS
fiblen Sic selrnF!eGen2
eeisen Sic an Gngbriii9teit2
fIoBcE ste rtrr 2uHgeu-@e idperber2
elln sic cine titer 6,s8sH nit -sias teaGtrporis
niatr, 10 peate1 Gle nur
Sonfe's sufarrn: rae'etieH &nscrnsS frpf
an, Ole fIaiae tCfrt 80 Cts. gu babsu lei
eett 9. 5ance
t69-l Rr las sFaltimoreet
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equitable 0erf1ernnsSs0 efens
p f6aft.

JISpEputttl
NIT etrem strpttutueu Brstbrtett.
Gfaee Rr. 10, Ssutbtr.
Die Baltimore equitable 6cce.p" ptrft&ert 5dii.
fer II. WobsIn asssn BtrIui Inb Gdacer burt
6eucr III ben btiiSteu Saten. nad esm Phone ben
9eeen'citiateIt oetr In aab.ter Wsiie. Aub rrsreeR
io9. ~Sarpeniers 8ists" ~ ben eaWbnsarfea Bsetn-
aungen perAbtit.
Giausr pSn Belt tbum in str Equitable Office
serfi6ert, baben teiue peticre 8trantpprilihfttt, ais
ben getrss terer SesoFieu, un5 red ahlauf tbrer
Ypfteen fub lie su elmer 8aar6isietnbe sp7 att.unbs
spanjio Glcsent b%etedtist.
Die AlimerfIamtel Der bentiden Viir9er
MID kelcnters aui uniere iebr b uisalSers
fderuuf SrdtSn
htraelenft nrb I'M lire CUNT BET oea 9etiiheruns BON
Sauiern II. N6beiu 9csen BtuerSe.riuit sriu6t.
Sm 9aufe Der Icsten Saslt pat IS ben Dtit6lteoern
steIet eReft3s@eIel no. febr rperi8 penu
iiber5aspt irssnb gtpaS, s%stcltst eiue F6eGe II. Der
labltSe ahetuIaaj aui ibr SeiiBibum gu trbalteu.
8trettorent
Sbs RsIfo S8OTeT
8 Stiemau SAM SeuaR
Sas 8ralter t0mG Bartlett
Eeui GtfcrS Wm G 6rpps
eam Erbp tDm 9 Sa1Her
Dti4a AL Narret 8 Rtl'o.
arauetsa. srsct, S%6asmGRer;
(ytai3i 80 SHabB Srues. Hssr.
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s5rt'm Au'ou;e oieftr stIeu m6Ge mat ifbr osr-
iihtt9 ~ 2ptrte 8eben.
8Von perlanae aeiS Senee'5 SttIen uub
taMfe Re MIR bon Aaeutcn, bic 1T ben 3etthnAe1 atse-
tlnetet Tue; Gnr gefcn certS9e mar i'd, penn q
paet, iu bent GissRt5laler bel gtleu id5a
gu Baben bi eetb Q. 2anse.
VT. los. galiirorcar. Ball., ats.
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g. ~aSrGmnrpfh.a

upiDerfal = DiIea,
@rifbfs iH6iaaiite oeaeta6i(iide TfIeHe
.Su1ct'8 SaiiapGEiuatBiuen,
IpGr'9 obiitbrenos Bilteny
toptc ale 6efstter 8pl'S-Riusn ju baben BET
Setb z. 5auEe,
(ian1o-) Nr. 1"s' aaIt crsEir,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-18

A tornado passed over the neigh borhood
OF Carrolton, Miss, some ten days since. II
ranged through the southern part OF the
country; was about mile in width, and lef,
not tree in its track. The largest hck DRY
and oak trees were torn up by the roots
Fortunately there was but little property 10
injure in the track of the tornado.
The St. Paul (Minn.) Press says that the
aggregate of lumber cut this year is almost
equal 10 that Of the three preceding seasons.
II 10 estimated that the upper Mississippi will
send down this spring at least seventy five
millions Of feet, while so great is the home
demand that not more than twelve millions
will be left for shipment below.
Since 1862 the boot manufacturing business
OF Chicago has increased from one small es-
Establishment to fifteen, which turns out nine
hundred cases per week, consuming three
hundred dozen sides OF upper leather, sixteen
hundred sides Of sole leather, and fifty dozen
calf skins. About twelve hundred hands are
employed in the business.
The Richmond Times tells OF a woman who
recently cured her husband Of incipent in
temperance by filling his brandy bottle with
kerosene, Of which he inadvertently swal-
Ao"cu uOses Wulcn mhue MN chNoft around
the room like an Indian at a war dance. He
begged for relief, forgave the deception, and
promised to abstain Rom liquor forevermore:
Within month after the opening of the
New York lnebriste Asylum, more than
1900 applications were made by wealthy pa.
rents for the admission OF their daugbters.-
They bad contracted incorporate habits at
fashionable parties.
The Panama New Grsnads) Star laments
that that city, with population supposed to
be nearly ten thousand (for there Is no census
70 judge by, possesses neither public school
nor public hospital.
In Cork, ireland, a short time ago, the
erisr Of the court endesvored to suppress the
crowd BY exclsiming. IAN ye blackguards
that lint lawyers lave eoort."
Rev. John M. Johnson. who died recently
in Missouri. had travelled during his life
27,sas miles, and preached 2 1922 sermons.
Two thousand pspss OF glass were shat
tered by hsil-storm In Baltimore a few
evenings aimee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-18

Ex-Gov. and ex-rcbel General Henry A. Wise,
Of Virginia, his parole as a cover for speech
making in defence OF the rebels. At Alexandria,
Saturday last, he said that he was no traitor
and explained that assertion by saying that when
the government Of the United States called upon
him to suppress Instruction, and on the other
hand his State called upon him to repel invasion.
it was simply conflict Of sovereignty, and he
was not responsible for his acts as an individual in
obeying the voice Of his State" That implies
that the States hare the right TO rebel, and it is
the old rebel doctrine Unless in reconstruction
this doctrine be put to death, the country is OF
course exposed 10 another rebellion. Thanks to
Wise for thus reminding Congress to stand firmly
for strong guarantees for future Union and Peace
Now for another instance to the same effect Cave
johnson, in speech advocating his right to a
seat in the Senate Of Tennessee, approved the re-
bellion eulogised the rebels for bravery and pat
riotism, and denied that the slaves were lawfully
emancipated.
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Iuatrhman 4 State JournaI.
BY r. p WALTON.
MONTPELIER. MAY IS, 1866.


REMOVAL or Mn. RoBERrs.-Some days ago
we stated that the Hon. Daniel Roberts, Of Bur
lngton, had been removed from service as special
agent Of the U. s. Treasury Department, with the
addition of the words Reason unknown The
Burlington Times stated the same fact, with the
addition that Mr. Roberts f" is good Poland and
Edmunds man !" and straightway somebody in
erred that persons not in the interest Of Senators
Poland and Edmunds had been instrumental in
the removal Of Mr. Roberts. To correct errone-
Gus suspicious Of this sort, and at the same time
to do ample Justice to Mr.. Roberts and the Treas
ury Department we are authorized to say that no.
body asked for the removal of Mr.. Roberts that
the Treasury Department has had no occasion for
any dissatisfaction with him and that it is not dis
satisfied with him. The facts are, that he held no
office technically that is, no position established
by law but was employed by the Department in
special and temporary service, which service is no
longer required. There has, therefore, been no
removal at all, but the Department has simply
stopped or completed service, which Mr.. Rob
erts, at the time Of his employment, was informed
would be temporary. To be still more specific we
will add, that this action originated in the Depart
ment, and no member Of the Vermont delegation
had anything to do with it, nor did any member
Of it at any time express opinion unfavorabe
to Mr. Roberts. This we have been authorised TO
say, not by any Senator or Member of Congress,
from Vermont or elsewhere, but from authority
sufficiently " official to deserve entire credence.
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VERY LATEST.
NEw YORK, May IS.

8 o'clock. Gold, 1870. SIS OF 81, lO9.
1905, 10l 1-2. 10-40s. 90. 5.20's, lO2.
No new cases of cholera, either at New
York or Halifax.
Santa Anna declares himself in favor Of the
Republic Of Mexico, for which he is ready 10
fight, and against Macmillan.
WAsHINoToN, May l6.
Senator Fessenden will oppose the loan
bill, believing that per cent. loan will be
failure.
Capt. Fox, of the Navy Departments goes to
Russia to present TO the Emperor the resolu.
ton Of Congress on his escape from assassin.
alton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-18

We are requested to draw attention to an
advertisement in this days paper, Of the NEW
YORK DIsISFEorISe COMPANY, who have
erected large building in New York for the
manufacture Of Disinfectsnts as this is a
matter OF public interest we do so cheerfuly,
and beg our readers to pay all the attention
possible to cleanliness for. cholera or no chol-
era, cleanliness is cody virtue). and spare
no pains in assisting to ward off so fearful
visitation as this disease, by the free use OF
disinfectants which are recommended BIZ tho
New York Board Of Health. This is sub
stantial company, we are told, and their arti.
Gle, coming recommended a. il is, will be Of
incsculable benefit to the public
William Conway, for more than ffty years
an enlisted man in our navy, died recently at
the naval hospital in New York. He was
the man who sturdily refused to lower the
United States flag at Pensacola, Florida, when
ordered to do so by the traitor K. B. Rem
shaw, on the secession Of that State. He re-
ceiyed gold medal from the San FrAnciscans
for his patriotism at that time.
The new steamship City Of Paris, belong
ing to the lnman line, which left New York
on the l4th ult for Liverpool, made tbs great
est distance in one day that has ever been ac-
complished by any steamer, namely From
noon on the 10Th Of April to noon on the
10th, twenty-three and a half hours actual
time, she made three hundred and sixty
seven knots, which is equal to four hundred
and twenty five miles.
MRs. PARTISeToN asks, very Indignantly,
II the bills before Congress are not counter
felt, why there should be SO much difficulty
in passing them
Why is a photograph album like libellous
publication F! Because it is full of personal
reflections.
THE Gold Hill (Nevada) News thus sums
up the " latest " from a neighboring city
" All quiet down at Silver City not woman
cowhiding scrspe for a week. Plenty of
mines' but they need developing"
A correspondent in Havana writes that IL
he wanted to describe the island OF Cuba in
single line, he should call it " the land OF
the tea and the home of the slave"
A gentleman in Indiana was to have been
married on Sunday but his intended died
on the Thursday night before, and be the
tuesday following the proposed wedding day.
How about the Fenian expedition down
In Maine, Patrick" "Oh, indade, sir, and
| think it's name fszle altogether"
Seven thousand Confedera,es are buried at
Lynchburg.
A recent concert in Paris netted $500 for
the American freedmen.
There are fifteen active oil companies in
Californis, with capital OF S50. 100000.
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THERE is an admirable partition Of quail
ties between the sexes, which the Author OF
our being tas distributed to each, with wis
dom that challenges our unbounded admira-
uon' Man is strong-woman is beautiful.
Msn Is daring and confdent-woman is diff.
dent and unsssuming. Man is great in &C.
uou-woman in suffering. Man shines abroad
woman at home. Man talks to convince
woman to persuade and please. Man has a
rugged heart--woman soft and tender one.
Man prevents misery-woman relieves. Man
has science--womsn taste.