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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-09
9nIlihabfr. Sheater.
Surge @bi6ieb8 eailun
Der
erORem oeu4fben Spern=0efeIfbaft.
Sepndrp UTpoer. Otrettpr.
Glrfan9 WtUntag, Sen -. Sebruar 1866.
Nt6t meBr ais 6 abeube.
Sea9te bic ieFr binisen @reiie, peI9e unten
~augegeben fnb.

Der 0treftor bat bei&Gofeu. lin bic 3eit Dor ben Gors
fteuln9et Der grpbeu 0per in ben Acabenlien in NetpzYort
lno PpiaoetpPia duSjuiiiIett, cine fur5e Nbi9iebS=Saiicn
IN b'elsr Sta0t gu Geben. Sisrin if CT in BET eer6iutlid=
pen Wele bon Serrn Spfn E. Gorb, Benz @i9entbimer
6eS Scltbabftr. &ReaterS u~nterftitt psrbeu, ba bteIer
leln PcpuldreS 39eater gu bieen SDrfelunsen b~ergeseben
pat. Sterjt bat Ct bic i9Sniten Spern bes grpBeu beutz
l9el J~tepertoirS aus5eiuat unb wirb fpeber Soften pD9
WtltPe i4euen, Tim fte gut %auffa9reH gu ~laiien, unb srar
Su ben b~iui9iten @reiien,
bic Bic iett inter ieiuer Direction bereGnet fpurben.
Die @eieIi6aft befe6t auser ben beliebteFen a~itnftleru
aus tritReren SaHpnS AUD aus berI9tebenen neuen Nlits
%Stieteru.
9sritntna Ocnnas.
St9npra @Ibira Rabbi
Printa Dcl'na BET fonttiten Barrier Oper unb bes Saul@
burger Spernbauie8.
gignora gtabSi sebittirte Dor frr,er 3eit inter orceeu
Seifan8be;eusunsen in Der ~slcabeuip Of Wtuftc in 81. gsrt.
Gum erfen NtdI in Baltimore
Wae. SOL anre 0tptter.
MaSame Sertba 5D4annieu.
gram. Sppbie 93iuba.
GriteS &uftreten bieier Dameu in bieier GaiIou.
Senore.
erfes a%uftreten mad Der QGieberte6r aus europa Ses
9errn Tran5 Stmm
Grftes Nuftreteu be8
S%errn9s6n &rman6
in Baltimore unb in biefer @aiipn bes
5errn 8 Repbpr 6abeImann.
S3afNasr.
SerrScfepB rrmanuS
Serr SpepR q einGi9,
Der Soritpn s + s einri6 @tet eGe.
Der gahtft s err ttp2e9m II II.
Die 1ntsr9ssrene Ten gsasn vsrben In her qeDbtnlt&sa
aDttie. out& ptI9e btels erUbe OPern Geltai&aft f. be-
rIbmt 8enprbsn III, beftst WerDen.
Der srese gtor beRett aus BEN SauptfanfIsrn te8 gDess
babnsr GRpr8 Rub ben bsaen Ylttattebern bs8 srpsen teut-
faea Spsrn @bOrs teF Issten 5aifsa.
9aS 0rnRc Sr1eHer
2lSplpb 91euenSOrf. ............ WtuT Oireftcr
SIIii;S 2Sernftsin. .............. .&apeImeifer
9aS 9aepcrtcir
WDntea ten II Jebruar.
J0ult.
DteHIas bNn -. Eebrxar,
Sra OtaSplp.
NtttWp6, ben IA. Gebruar.
Die 3auberlGte.
Dpnretaa8 ben 10. Gebruar.
Mart6a nnp etn Qlft aus Der tpeiBen Dame.
wptst Sr. SabsIuann bic bsItsbtt 0elp6ie Wpbtr
Mbdtr ~bprtraeen plrb.
ErettG6 fen 16. 8ebrIat.
Hpbert Der Teufel.
pnnabenb TEN II. 8eSsuas
Don 0ippannt.
9ttre Optr Wtrb in biefsn Satfpn St.tertplt.
Bur Grt6bun8 bes @ftttts merben Bet htr S@lus- Ser
ftelune ettents ~ bic sm 3wef dneefsrtsete Suubeutrs euI
Ntlas IN @plb 6ebruGt, an bic Mnpeenben ~terttetlt rer.
ben.
aue @uSaattnnssa, It. Usrbsn auf tas Sr66ttsFe fetn.
grstfe Der Dl6:e:
eeGfpn.Gtfets fur 8 SO OC
SeaIpn-Et6et$ fIr 5 $4.5C
in MeGnFfrtp's ytufielten Sanbiuns, QDef 8GIttnrreir.
fattfneen.
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(frfa)
RpueY Voupereiu.'

DENT gBunf6s Weller 9 ,upereIns So rsunte na&iutOntmen,
battn etnt Ansabl Siireer bciAlpden, einen neuen Weretn
Sa srinteH unb es perben bse9alb hermit aae %siebfaser
etnes 8auSereins etueelaSfn, i6 8rettd9 Abfnb UNI 7
ltbr In TEN betaunten QpFdl ties SEN. Setnrtdp Qinbntr, sp.
81 @anal nabe Oritans Strp etE;uFneen.
(ppfrl Das @pmtte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-09

Die Nttten.S ntatcr werben trfu6t nit ten 3a6luneen
na&iufCmmen, tmen Der aueefnufte BARLEY Yarc am /. Ifars
au8etreter unb su 8Iet6er 3ett baS Bauen b~e9tnnen MIR,
GebOtt fur 8aumatertalten unb Mrteit rerben in Der Office
Dttr BET Ssfr. 8aaauf, Yto. 80 5arrtfrnfr, entsesensenpms
nnen;3 III e!etder 3eit tf tds %ukIttun e~tu8elaten, I6 biefsta
unttrtebntet fa Gusuf6lteBtn.
(bcfrid) a.. @ II {, Gefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-09
OrnRcr Wafh NO1t gl10rnlnnD.

Die S%urtesuna etnfr t~ertasten geriam mIuue teS GrpB
gtatts pes @erbe1trteu SrttnS Der &rtbntdnner wtrb ab8e
bdlten i'm SscepIa gBt9pant + eute, 5 rettn 8, ZEN 8
S9taf bs S&nee-IRcnre5 @ 9 . 375.
8 . W. Mbbtipn,
(f) 6 6 les Yrptptpus.
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Marftpretfe%

Nbpcle11le%Yrete.)
Baltimore, s. Te5r.
@affee. Rip ............19 % 81 in Cob
2asuabra. ........2 "a 23I
Saba. ...........28 % 90
@ ebL-Srparbfr. @uper II. Gut Grtra $3.50 900
Gtippius @rtra e. d. 800 9.76
afeinoerfanf Grtra. 1000 600
Gonilien. ........ l2.OO-l3.O
Sbio Guper. ............. 300 S.37
Shipping @rtra. 1900. 800 1925
&eiubertnnf @rtra. ..... 9.50-lO.OO
Samiien. .........1 II. 5O-12.5O
@itb Wiius @tunborb @uper.... $50 800
@6ippins @rtra. ........ 11.5O-11.75
Baltimore GaniIieu. . .......14.50- 600
@rfter Grab Grtra ..12.75- 600
0tpggennnebl .$4.5O-O.00
@crnn1ebl ................. 4.0O-O.OO
9n6tpai5en ............... 4.O0-4.25
o traibe.-0ipt9er GSaiseu. .......2.15-2.35 Cts.
@elSer ............... 250-2.80
g aIt.-@rpunb blum. $3.50
Gurfs SSIarb ......... 55 Gents pr. @ui9el
WBi8tep. - tpeft., 2.25 per Gal.
@rpbiiip eu.-GGinten ....... .22-23 Gents.
G@ulterftGte. ....14M-15 n
@eiteu. ..171-18 ~
S9peirefet ...........23 ~
9 a a nj n.-Sleeiaanlc ...........$0.OO-O.0O
TtaGsiaamen. ........2.85-2.95
9imOt9b ............ 0O-O.O
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OeufIdher Qebrer=gSerein,

Die ~rsselmdbtGth @eriannIuneet psrten tn 2ufunit i
BEN Gpnnabenb @benb s rtr I'M betdnuten 2pfale fattftneen.
Da ntprsen @ertanbiunsen Srn @i6tietett s~orliesen, nirH
UNI rett sab1reite Ebelnabue %eetettn.
8. 0eber, grdf.
(frd) 8. &rt9er, SER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-09
Sepnt Ctr. &benter.
Oar6mee, Gentnttm98 S &c.,
OrnBer amertfauti6er Circus
Dieisn AEenb, frpte w66feub Ser Qlp&e
9lene &pritelun9en.

~EVNN OVFTFNWW"SV"'
&rfeS &uftTften
1T Spn9'8,
teS terabmten @lpprS rnb SINGERS.
@rfe 8rrttGunA bar Netter-Gcfne aus 99rpnS
0pn Suan.
Gpn SJuaf u. Selnnttng8.
grpf. @ep 70 Mt 10, td8 ~9BeItwnnber, unb be db-
ert6teten 6unbe Rupp1epn II. Beauty.
DpppIe 2ettar Gebriber 2ajele.
Neus Stiide o~us6ef1.r IT bon Der 6arjfn ErupPe uab 3en
ben SaupttitniiIern.
Die breiFrtsn @fcrte, be Grtd gphiss unb BITE fpmtf6ep
Gfet perten In ifter 8prf~Gurs e. ,@stned.
@rpBe8 Soriltelt=Ufattnee,
ant @tttp . d unb 9 q m I a 81 a d mttte9,
beIDnters fir Danien, Sinner unS unTere SreunSe BON Cant.
G6ire pfIEn UNI 2 u6r. &nfang 3 1lbx gta&mtttdS8.
Observation-Disclosures ~ lltr. (no-l
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N"F ~ 80 -
S52 Orober @la8fenba0
Gjerutaptin WSGmuerGbDr8
I8SIl ant Is. Eebtuar b. s,
III Oct GnntOrOia Safe.
g8aS IoG Ser + 4 IN elmer 3eit,
gDenn 8Gnt9 GdrnepaI regtert?
QD1S ipaen Sprg' rb Graurt8teit,
g3enn uns ietr Scepter tptnft unb fibrt2
6tup eB NIT @rtuen, Narren fDnntt
QDtr geten mas oIetn @r1 frpIntnt,
Scr gtdrrGett @lId-p18 MQerbet
Der Gernania Wtanner4pr 3etpt ietren Yltt8leberr unb
grs9nsen s%r3eSf en- an ,.I big so sr sHF nS Ss,sf Ter gSffnSSt 5eiTen
Gngel int Strntte! franf la9en ipaen.
Nrpgrartm:
l. Der 1lnt3us, Inn 10 uRr beeiunenb, pirb 6ur6 bic te-
ri6nttefen Srd9er ter gtarrbeit a%usgsfitrt nerSen $ a r.
tettn poran tann y [affen nnS = II fel-f66ner
Getante !-ytrnnen nnb 9eren, Spet 6 a er tier @Gar.
lev ut8t) 1T Nen8fen bpr 8ruter s pnat6an tem
9%6reet, bier 8altlte $ n Der parfcntftctrte f6nt9-
9 E r, ~Sprnebrte8 unp 8entetnes 9 q d nit unb cine
8etteliaf; BON iabbatGttGer Salbun9 SpG, Der OtetmuGer
W.fer rGpII"-ter gdrtGett Z r I umpb
2. Sabuen.a uartett Cter r~9lt8ate5 &tderttt .!
8. 9er 0aifG@,
rtcr Ste t6bit wanterbarlt&e uub ME pteter ia sewefene,
mtltifpttf6e, pbne G~btprpform unb BID fbuer5lOR Jtst-
transportation fes tint @3Oder e%rtraaftsn garitOatfsn unN
So6ms a8s, Esquire.
@Jerfonen:
SpknGs8, Qrrptet, 9srr Wabelm gprtt.@ boa ser
erpsen Sper 81 Mntaerearn.
. tmpula befen S6nefter, Sienprd gpFlip pter &Pt6
Reaee9 Spn Der %brppettet ttal. Sper In gtfp YOtt.
&tmtp) @r &teoter @prnt Sc, fBnigl. 9SSfTdnger
Gus Berlin, erfes Ianaft erpareteS
STiIder Aufretsn in Baltimore.
Epm 9r Carl @rrrt'@B, ppn Der 9rpBtn Cper
81 9onepn.
g t n 9 d i + ser &r. 8en;tnD SurtDip.
Gin 90 etnretfenPer, Sig. u S gGalaild, fatfyl.
merriam. Gantner Idn8er.
8 ! Gr Ter slider Wtrb Va fpl4er Stdrte fem, taB man Sic
B~rantunG Res Yi'ere8 gar nI6t bBren fdnu.
Srt ter Sanblun8: Hpeuit 9pint bet Ntntpe.
Set: $50 (nt6t 1866 b. CIR.
Sc Sbtee 9eiebuna bic fer auSge5et6uetea 3utunft8mulf
btetetbt E % c | u, me ieber Stltgtentfnbe 3uBebcu
mug. Spate elmer pber etne Ter anpnctrten @elebrttatfu
bur9 GGtfIaistGde terbtnbert pertsu, 70 TT burG GtnfH-
btrung Ter beIer btef8en &rdfte fir ritrbtBe 8ertrftun9 Sc
ior8t, IA 8prf9t betarntlta bic Shutter Der gDetStettt 1T un6
Elm bpdberebrtes n6rrf9e8 QNGltturt uEter no ctretr1 tan-
ces 6iaapppintso fperten fdrf.
4. AItfrGnftf d e 90 eruette mad her Welpbt6;
gGrp6nutter min t%dn5en."
5. 9ebenSttGh b~arasGenb ME Ser Gernantd g4an-
ntraOr I'M Sabre 9 mad CIR. a%u89eleten bat, mad elmer ftri-
lid aufBtfanbenen photographic jener Gage.
& SufFer ut0 Z. SGnaen bis gum ltA!er GlAcr~
rtittrUG.
&nmert.: Upr fent Supper Bit fen nur Ulasfen i'm
untern Gbetle les Scales iein.
SubTcripttVsnltfen lte9et pfen BET 8IDnte unb Sacp5i
IS. BAIT; RarI 6 a | E I, 1873 9%ertr8tpn; S.SOteB, 2+
80. pratt; 8. 8. peter, 9anpber; &atber, 9. TrerertG
Ctr; g. sc. Sebm, $50 9t8ttfr.; S. g prt NJ er feEr
st. Ga9fr.; ST.. g nap y, S0Gttagfr.; Or. 81 d ftn8 &.
s9+nofr,4N .' G. gS n ri SSrrdSNnh. mn I I . n nF+fD Pu
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ga0iuo8 SAINT Dou baltimore.

YI0&i5.
untes neutisem Datum erSfnste i'd am bteit;en ylust etn
GnmmiliiomS niO Gugr05 Meit, 0!glinr
unD 3abafSs Oe Iwaft
Sa"tttmpre 8. Bebr 1888.
bp1pbBer9
70. ia %. yrattftr. aWtfAtn Siebt II. &~barlesffr.
SSrtpdbrenb an 9anb ensSafdnbi8es 2aBer bon %franjb'
iif1tr unt teutfbsn Q8etnen, 9iqupren &C. ippte cine srpBe
&uSwabI bon 9atat uae @tedrren un5 61lte i'd mid lei
SprtpmmeHbem S:tatf Sefeas e%mpfe9'en.
MbpIpb 8erH,
tUfrfel SO. 172 II Yruttfr. swi f1tn 2ts9t II Gtarlesir
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Die idbrlide 8eriammlun9
Der ifraelitifdbeu 9SOhltbdtt9eeitS<
@ g{enfdhaft

! Fntet am nd6fen 9 pnntae A. zen II. 5. Wt, Wrtsens
9H ubr aatt. Ste Nabt fir Ssainten Wub ts Serpaltunes :
rdftS fir tas l~aufente Sabr ptrb o,r8'npnmen unb Der ges
ri6t beS S6asmeifsrs ssunb SdriftfatterS ~ssrSele8t wer-
ben. Die JtttsItsper FnU freSntlt4 sriuaf f4 saRirei& sa
t6pfriaJ 8Rab9antr SER.
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4a1fntter.
@irthi6oftg5Wn3(iu
GorfbiInnlt08=@MnI

NOrfbtIDult08sSDnI
in S. Snaps Snititut, 20, 81, 80 6paioaptr.
Der unterri6t btstant geute abenb nm Z utr. @aufhi-
Dies @rfbetnen Ter S6hler uirb %erfsarttt. Gtrtulars fnp
In S6ulbaufe tu baben. jan22-)
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GOnnecttcut Seeo Gabaf!
400 Rtfen BITE fatnften ~ssrdrper, unbIoti u. GtnIase en-
p1aa IHe5fn unb. p~ferirt In errBet unb fletnen pdrtten q
WteberperIdufer nab BET ~stnteIntn Rtfea
Spfebb Shr6ber
(13pt 81 &y&au8t place nate Ssutb .
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Mn9efoP

Nn5et9e.
uu!er;et6neter e~npfebtt Fb ais 9etrer Der Ifuit in auea
8ran6en, namentltd bes @eneraIpades, GcntrapunttS uo
Der GpnpoRttonSletre %tberbaupt. Se;i9lt6 fetnsr Qudlt.
fedttpn aS epmppntit her tlniFf&en S5ule, teSiebt bsrfelbe
fb aufbte Gprre IpUnbtns, en- npeblungt unb StecenitGnen
trn 9cf.@Apeunteifer 6. Spptr III GaRtl. Or. Stint TT
2etpsts, &teb mnb &Ufsntain In 8ranffart, a. AR. &c.
9enr9 MttteISbsrfer
Tia 3I-1w) Wr. 43 S9Htb 9t9tftr.
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DSaf1 : Ortr0ct


Dts Ge'ifrdfti8e gDirtune unb ttr QDp9Getf3EaG sS In
auen Qdnftrn b%eitebtsr, pUn aGsn Nitersf1afen 1no IN le"
benz f6rpertt&eu 5nftanbt germ eeuCIftntn 2pff'f&en
81 als-Grtrae Sefunbbt ttBbter tat
ntih rtrdnlast bsIIelbe aus EeWif6lanb st impCrtirsn. -
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Seit nnsattetrlt&s 9aIfS. unb StdrfansSmtt!:L eepl'bt9t
our@ bic @idenfbaft duses3 et6net rrn JurRen u6 BE-.
pdbrt TN gClt, 1T eas teRe btdttf@e Startnn8snittsl bet
8ruf. Wtdsen-. Observation-Disclosures esfhU69tee Ssrbau'
rns unS al senetner R6rperf6p66e. @ntpfOblen pn ben
er56ten Nutptttatsn br lteb ctn bsS SIT unb NH&ldnbts.
belrtt BON be- SnbuErte. &usReaang 3u BresIau un6 aus
eesei@n4t su,@ sieie srD6e %eU!tsne unb FIberne gerttfnit'
Metdtlsn.
gu baben $40 IA SOutb Rarles 6 =. ant SIR.
8 2 6 a 4 DrattRr.
(ftb -1Ht) 6riebgi1 GtiKsr, %sent.
Sais @ats
3JcO Side gDinninatpus unb SedIesS Il Dorrf9s fstGfS,
$4,000 g ode QiSsrprpl GrDunb hnb 10000 &uItes Eutt5
SSianb su ~periauten tn ~keIieblstn Quantit6tsr bat
(6fs-2wJ Aler Rerr j. y rp. 10 GCnntrcefr.
~Se11fatter.
Cine arpbe Yartte 3uafutter auf 9aBsr un6 bilt6 ~ ser
Fdufsu Eel Settp & 8ap Nta9fVlser ban 3eats Martin
20 30 6 Grete.itfr. 1fs2p)
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NtenrG6, BEN ID. Sebr 1t 1T 1866.
NrtnS &drncDhl
minIbt, baB mir bic edn3e g6adt unb unIere teiten SaQen ter
9iarrbeit nno benz lllt
bfftet unb wtbuten un6 er BAT 5u bteiem 3nefe Tbrr Sas
gauge S6eoterperGpual Setrtft eertadSt, faB nuf jenen tpeub
f9 bic Danen In Serren unO bic @erten In DGmen ter.
panbeIu utb 70 tas IS # Der 9anbWerter" auTub
rn netten. NuG bic retetertdfel' unb Oele dn6ere gr6-
Bere un6 tleinere @eitlftafter, 6erren un6 Oamen, Star
rem, Trdben unb 6arlettnS, CUTE nr0 bG1e Setter unb We
an Ste 9erriddfen betBen mD9er, aIe merten F@ berbet-
br1n9elt, tent alien 9riu3en tbre 9utbi9ureen bdrsutrtn1er.
@Ge &Geilnsbmsr raufeu bis our OGeextsinen Denfass
ttruna rnd8ftrt Ietn unb wfrten btatee Nlasfen b~UrrdtEta
feIn fir fplGe, tie f@ niGt Gntermetttg tnastireu tppaeu.
Na@ BET DernaSftrun8 w2rten
8ier NreiIe pert6etlt per0cn
an 8wet 5erren unb 3pet 9anen, bic |reipettt9e bic teaen
tInii6en unb Gb~arafter.1ia&ffn ~Srrgeftat un6 bur@gefatrt
Gaben.
NQe Dtejenigcu, bic etnSeln pter iii Grpppen, tpniifde
Sesnen, Snterme3jps &c. ~ausfu6ren mpaen, fn6 eebeten
Dor be1t Bale f9 bet 0erDalter @dbartt um ndtfre @u6.
tunft 3u rne!ten, baintt infer Ntatire be platr turG ATE tic
Sitter, Jtauber-, Nlnr6s unb Spectdtel9e@tGten einen re-.
then Td6en 3ieGen unb t~enfel6en In Srbnun8 GtgtdeIn fam.
Gte frenBfe Otbetm1dltun9 Der Rdrlen tpitb e%arantttt.
Mnfan8 8 lbr.
GiatrtttspretS 81 fir etnen 9errn unb etne DAME. Sepe
fernere Tame so Cents ertrd.
EtGet8 Watbfr an Der Sa6e ntdt bertouft, fpnbert fnb blpS
Bot 8etwatter @Gbarbt tn Der Gurntaue, iDpie bpn g3m.
@dtartt, yto. 26 yprb @ayfr. unb Sn ben @pmste-Iltt9tie.
bern 5u Eober,
8u re8t 5a9tretGem 8eIna label e%reebenF Elm
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8eneEsE0ea Qerrn @lpolpbl@oble.

- EF~R% -"
GubliG ptrD bellte Nbenb Der @plopufel in ben
3beater Ger &Dncprbia itber bic 8iibue gebeu. =
SGpn lan9e mar e8 Der Nlui9 beS Hu6licum8
oieie BDile, tpelde it nibt allein i'll 0euti6lanO
lonoerlt audi III Seem Oort, ben Stuff ais elmer be,
beite1 bteler Dirt Der 6afft bat, 81 Iebett. 53lt etlel
9lttet Allffiibrung geb6rt Diel uro piel lit mtItltd
BON Serrn AbOlpb 8O9le 9%eleiltet pproen, Inn Der
gSltE1de1 be5 Yubllcltnl8 61 genit9en l1no glarber
mir, oaB bieler Serr p~erientSe lit, Der SlDriar
SOblte mitrbig reprGientireu fa1n.
gStr babelt IN Oeut16Ianb ben @Dlbpnfel anf
tlbrelt leben uub %erin1ern ms nod beS allgen1et'
men Seifal8, i'll BEN baS batfbare Nublifum mad
lebenl Att a18brad) lnb glalbeu baber ben 3t1ItD
ltebbaberl1 el1lclt gell1BretGe1 Nbenp perIprede1t 81
fSruelt.
@oltSs9beater in Der Surnbaue.
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lafIel, Wel6e 1i9 eirtert SeDen beute A6enb tpabrs
ldetllltd gum letten Otal bietet.
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gut iein, tpenn man gu ben anberen Saus9altunssseSen-
fducen nod ben paSu fiigt, I'M eiuen bDien S6nupfeu gu
beiIeu. gGir b~egleiten hermit bic ~pertbpoae Rahriht,
hn6 m of1er hprrnononfcu ,tnh fnfcrffnou GciIfun oUor
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Ben. [Snu. 29-3. Uebr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-09
UoCgnG9un0eIl.
9uItihabfr. Sbenter.

9lnfans Mpntag, Sen -. Sebruar 1866.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-15
From the Charlotte Guardian.
Oar Superior Court.

| We intimated in our last issue that further re-
| fection upon the conduct of His Honor, Judge
| Buxton, In his final disposition of the of
| Green Hodge, Freedman, convicted one dav last
| week of a rape upon the body of respectable
white lady of tins county, within the last few
| months, might force us, under a stern sense of
our duty public journalist to animadvert in
a mild, dlspassonate and respectful manner, up
on it, detailed to by those who present
and heard the case investigated And we ap-
proach the discussion of the subject under most
extreme sense OF pain, inasmuch we have con-
celved of the character Of His Honor-and still
retain the conviction-that he is a man of the
very highest moral and Judicial WORTH and that he
was betrayed into this instance of judicial inGis-
cretiOn by too sensitive appreciation of the fact
that the prisoner is very young, and has lust
emerged from state Of ignorant bond ge into
of enlig ghtened civilization that he is not fully
capable Of rightly understanding. The prisoner,
after long, patient and searching investigation
Of his case conducted by the jealous skill and in
defatigable perseverance Of Joseph II. Wilson,
Esq. assigned as his counsel by the Court, was
convicted by an intelligent jury, upon chain of
testimony so clear and convincing that an argu-
ment in the case was superogatory.
His counsel also acting under an acute sense Of
fear that he hadnot fulfilled his whold duty moved
for and obtained rule for trial upon flimsey
and untenable techricay in the verbage the tes-
timOny of the prosecutrix and also in arrest of
Judgment upon like tecEnicaty upon the face of
the indictment. Both points being ruled against
the prisoner, his counsel announced that he had
exhausted his duty, and that therefore he would
not pray an appeal to the Supreme Court. But
His Honor, misapprehending the counsel thought
that he had prayed an appeal, and said that he
thought the prisoner ought to have it, and to
lieve the Court, the counsel craved the appeal,
which granted Now, the serious phase of
the matter still recurs, there not two sides to
this question, since it is notorious fact that at
least ten of this nature have occurred since
the emancipation of the negro to one before that
event. II such unWhOlesOme manifestations of ten
der conscience in behalf Of the negro are to pre-
vail in the counsels of the judiciary what security,
in the name of mercy, have we for the protection
Of the virtue and chastity of wives, daughters
and sisters? Is it not license granted to this
class to revel in their ruin? We pray Judges
to watch and guard this great responsibility. Yer
OIL1f. sap.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-15
Iosses of Georgia by the War,

The report of the Comptroller-Generalo OF Geor-
gia makes some remarkable statements respect
ing the losses consequent upon the war in that
State. By the tax returns Of 1886 the taxable
property is estimated at 1922, 1885, 1877, while in
1860 it was returned at $672, ,292, ,447, which,
duced to currency, would be 81 ,O98, 438, 663,
king over seven hundred millions the loss occa-
stoned by the war III one State alone. Nor is this
all. This estimate does not include the amount
swallowed up in Confederate bonds and scrip,
which the Comptroller believes would swell the
total loss of property in the Empire State of the
South above a thousand million dollars. So vast
and sweeping an impoverishment of such popu-
lation is simply lncreditable. The returns OF pop
ulation, far they have reached the office, in
dicate decided loss in population e6,9O9 white
population is recorded, against 99,784 in 1860,
showing a loss of IL, ,839, nearly one-e eighth
Now when it is remembered that the late in
cuded little destruction of women and children,
at least by the hands of the soldiery, and in this
respect presented marked contrast to most
other wars, the drain on the male element of the
State must have been enormous. No such extra
ordinary example of voluntarily encountered i'm
poyerishment and destruction of life can be fur
nished by history.-Natio,aa I,ateLllgencer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-15

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