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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05

v-NUtFt9VH NNgo~F 'VNt4SE
gair BADEN tret 9rS6en ceB rDisut r'Aabtrs'
pir faIaNiiTen RuteS Aistsrial Kisses Satritat une
ja'ritotunsGsute Arbett in ua5rm cher tIpdenem
Gra't,
EDtr baden otCie t,rttmtsa WaEsntsltiueu fit ben
.st.eu irpt stabren ~oer'auit un6 Nae. lpelde fs se.
trautt batter, nno cube, ia ter Guttdt, ban feline Grs
tere OiaiIr ne int Gouee 10 aerirge b~tUc0tnoe 6ratt
5rautt unS te 9trt uro 29ere. pie ii. paS gras, lei
: uat rbtr frozen, i6n;leet, ALE aHAsrea In
S6atitH tsLlt
81. Etuclsir & @omS,,
Getsrof-N pcuIen fur esarplane uuo 9raiuter.
~ Mtan hole GG 9tiiGI8't Elm G%i;tular; wtr cine
pablbaft ute 9sGbcma DUE traudt, eem ratbtn mir,
talo ittre 9tittlrng bel ms gu mOdbea. (1k2->
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
pancc'S 5uiammengeietter
sei!ttditlger Nnborn (&raz9oagb).
Ouf,..a.

SHuertaI'0p.
Ftetcr adbeyarntc, tons ~bepibrte, peG.b,e arttfsf
9e8en Sui;en. grtaltunl 6eiisrisii II. I. {. itibi bent
ssntItfNm NOD 6ht II. aaosriSIiht su gebpt,, luS
otldcn neufrpino8 picis mpeerHe II. eerbisntermaset
p~oitstbimItts Wl!iei e~irSeiibri mOrSsr limb. lm.ifeia
mir bod, OF 60 eirss sibt, pei6es, wsar anaeipanst,
pie eetirrotere sDtrtlne in bBberem Gyraee beist, aIs
Der 5anceh6e Berie.te 1T in pstetsa
~ ic IS Wis rerpadt. 8 Yadste tofsx q.
gu basen BEL
Getb Is. Sanee,
tSan47-) B,y. IOs Paltis,or,ss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
Ndnce'9 ~aulammen1eletter

Unborn iEoarSpunb)s Sprup
sesen Sufen, %rtdItun5, Stiierieit, 2uitrEb : uJrpete,
&ntiiinbuns, 9ruhiGn,,r;en unb cue R%eiSrerbei,
bic nit Hus5,btlng enoen.
Dieier Srtitl. itit elmer aniabI Sdbr. benz SuSIi,
ium setxnnt ID betrefis Der Se;luns bss llebt.S, 9esea
has es e~slpiebcn nirb, unibertrefFt4. OH Bat cine
,initat 'flaihe ~ipferliqe Sinoeruns. 10, Setiuu9 ber"ei
8fiiert.
8rsis 30 Gt5 ste 5IaiGt.
Su bebsa lei
seq g. 9autt,
{Sex2b-j Rr. los 9iaItsnDIeSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
@armorsO efbdft
Wouumente,
o rabfteine &c.

sIIs&HSHd hn'ern Sreunbtn unb @etatftrs s,
2Sf ,etpte benz gcsbrten gublitum ,etSss
&&E& nil btesnllt %er9ehenit an. bss pi,
E9l4&1400P tets cine srose IusWat! esr
VII o M msuttr.
srkbaetntn u. T. H., 2get osn bee 5steN slua.
ittat nno In usrausItditer Hetie ~ssarsiitct. ~uorratuy.
soben 'epie aae IN unfer 1ah idIaeenes arstitss,
Sera eruusen At. auf 9eiteunns itneu, gut use sins
aasiibrsn. Sri6riften auf @rabiteinen a.. isppBt
N .asltf1ir, ais oentider Spradt.
Shtmpf L Stie&rtnSrs4
.oI-i Rr4stT. eertnptpRz ifs. 1arirn ht*arhiir.
s-sssssaa Scr nlte@ lssblGierIfrbl,nacr
Tprbst n'bt metr III gr. 1877 Sreec'
NOR,
,pneern bat iciu Gei1dft bon Rr. 1877 mad VT. 161
prcoo,sar. tptIteu 5leeiitr. unb Gafern. apenus,
Ian oerttiben sette,) perleJ i.
Stst bat er fton tpteter neue Bier Iaitr, bic bEt
BEN lessn 9i,rpreikn cen Nlriben paH.nl
Nifotoue NnDbitnaer,
StYpDrtsnr u. Gsrfinfey aller Ssy,sn syn
aSrrs<i1n -
ST1S = NIB
treeser dSnossns
y Hr. 161, GrpabTcs,
Ieast bic autmertiantf bee gubIifums auf fsiusa
arssen pprra,b BON gcrseaat-. @las- nno treenta
Raareu eaer slrt, ipehde ct I'M Stante n gu ots
biGi1iteu Ireiien abluiadtn- Seine idbte AnsmalI
Don H3e6etu II. GSate!n. r,atiirt une anesrf Snrten
- Cy,rr,o - fSanuhct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
Tcncrz& eIlidlcrnEg.
Die ydfiociirte Jiremen'S Snfu'
rance S%pm2a0nte BON Saltis
more"
gfr. A, KpufhS1t.

more,
Nr. a, Sputbftt,
gtgenIber benz 80 UNI" 9tsdubt
Sn ,sViae Der 2BtrtaIrittt bet Sampi. %fsutr= Gerat.
temenrs erneuera4li. pebtu MIR @erittsrin95 .gcl,esn
Iu ben ~btlIsitsn laaiiltrts Nateu ans. Splbf, ets
sNcbubdnitr, Dibteln cher 'reene cine Nrt bon Stii5s
tbum lur Elm pStr itcb:n Sabre M periidtrn 1puuitea.
fino etr9eiaeen. pcr,utpttdtn uno bic r~ebuJtrie preis-
LITE ~ cram ntrsn ale Ssrluits peIben, mis fauber
trcmt u. In libtraler 95elic besablt.
Direttoreu
snm a Sad SamncI atrt
allen game Saccb 5ruit
Sames 9 ggbeetsu %Nranc s Surus
Sanles @ettp Sarnes Ocuug
4aneaittr Sub ErnneiS u Wiler
9trab Nalfer sSanitS . aSeprge lea
NtGjare q Wlaion tantes VI Bruce
Sebn Htpore, grdi.
Sobn 1Htstart, SER. Quill ,12NtD
Sirenien'S S%nfuranee SompaGnia,
Dih,e an Der nprsbLItd.n @de BET
SpAth= unS Secunss Strafc,
risis SeisQI6aft psrfbsrt se1en 9.rlull ster BE
i6Soiauus bud %ttcisr ale 6 rrten GissnGbum inner
bais aes !iabttiden 9S:ibbi!ses
DtrettpttEm:
eufttt SrHttrs, { -nreis II, @snnttt,
GusIals , SlSe!: asra.l SAT-.
5ts. Q, Gtirs.;f. 5uab %srItor.
ST.. W.sGlotr, y Iani.s sarIsr.
shtoarb SeGtin5, Same5 Wc5eGtep
Hr.te,tS NE.s, /. @. mearee,
Ebsm,as a. 2ess:ss, Sant.s Sbiss
Gatban Tnisd, Garrett 5rnppn,
9es. Y. sErIs, tsTpbH ". Salt,
Ssisra Nrlsa, ftoras Rilita,
Sssn 6uittnsl fsera q. 2oabtfnaa,
Sts. %. sfsE, Sal.b 4erfs,
UssnS,s =. sobeN, aerrss SrsNf,
Stsrss 8. 1ibipe, kE. s., g. 0te:,
Z. u. sesbtts. siaac ". Ttrfcn,
Sares N snb.yrra Sebn q. N6liser.
(Jan1 $50 8. MariBa1i Btna.ftr Sstr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
y Guee'S
sr'Gr.merGs'esttr @rbcra ScgebsQrb).
s5pJDp.

sCi1r.merGs'esttr @rbGrn (SCgetnQrb)'
s:pJnp.
fences suiann-e nae'ettsf 4nbGras 9brch
Gonce's 3uiomren9tt'tteF &nbccl4 bgNh
sRerfsn sts Stut aus2
Climb Ste nit brItcn aetIasts
Satcn Gle bbisn SalS2
f'atcn sic fuuGenblutuug2
SAFER sic bic Srdune Gber S@Islrntmita gnl
~sinbrr82
3aben Gle gnt' %iinSung bI euiir0bren-Gssef
pgben eots tie llu 5ebrung2
baftn sic Atbrnur0S- BE dtperosr2
Saten Sic S6m,rSm in Der r,ru't ohtr ber e cite
6ino sic init h%ttttittm SSieber tsbeftt2
EIa9t esie Der e ttdbute"
3ublen Gle Se!tsnleten2
feieeu Gle an 2n3triitN ,e,tI
Slagtn sic pber Hun5 eu-le'6iuei beHf
Fem Sic cine tiSier S!aBlu nit rJd- isattports
nlltn, 10 pedten 2te nur
Seute's 5niamm,uae'eetta 81. ctasgtrls
an. Ole ataih. tCdft 30 st3. 2u bobGu BET
sets =. s ance,
sG9-l Pr fcs SaltTcrs2t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
equitable 0erfAerunss-0 eieIs
fGaft.
Cururpnrirt O

NIT eneut perrthIelsn 5rttbrttie.
SfEce Rr. ~, Seutbitr.
Die ,Palttmcrt equitable Societg" o.rittert Saii-
fer u. MOssin 9eS6n 8er!uii unb Sdaeeo eurt
Seu,r ~ ben h~tGtsitn Eat:H, nad ttm plonc her
Grseuieitafe't cher III ano,ler 2Seie. Auh ipereet
ir0. "Gerpent.rs Nt8ts' W Zen cnnsbm5arfsa 2scth-
eunaen perHdett.
Gisner pGn ssiietbum, in Der Equitable OFfct.
~ssritdlelt, tubtu teine wettsre BeyautpcrtIid.ttt ala
ben Bsttas ibrer Sepoiten, uns mad 2lbiaui tbter
poItceu itnb ie ! / elmer gaareleieeabt soa s3t-unoz
Jtpsnsi9 Blcssnt teCe6t8t.
Dis Anmafiamreit Ger bentiden giirger
milb bcIpneers aui nnierc icbr hi uigcn&er.
itdteEunF Srutsn
l~iraeienit unb UNI ibre @uEit bel tea getitterura pou
Sauf.rn II. NiBbsin 9tpen 6:ueSsstiult trlu6t.
Sm 9auie Der leBten Slble 9dt IS ben Uiit6litoern
titler eueft3-@elel ITO a iebr tpeul9 pe1n
i~iberbaHpt ir9enb gtroas, 9etsitrt cine ldeye II. per
ldbltts aneturans oui ibr SeiiBttum gu ertalten.
0treftoreu:
Gbs Relic S8O;eu
s. Ritnan cam Sepau
Sos 8ralier s1m u Ssrttttt
1ehi StfSro Wm & Spppst
Sam 0tIfO apm 2 9taDner
y pti6ai gGcrner 8 u Ri 0.
Trauets%. Sroot, S%6atmefer;
(3fctSl1O Su9b y. Sones, sttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
u EssbeUtGs
4lsD6,
SssSEs& %tEslmhftde fi2sr,,

'tt9eSHt@5.A CUE:
neutrality-suspicious.
4otiAen
y : & ii { n " Z 10 ~ . III
sA e cutbaretsu aurt bic beIiebttr, rlts0rt
etuG ritt.ten Sat 0smpfi6tiie opn
16Cc, rein, 5000 5pnntn II. 700 Bterbc'laft;
s9r,ntn- .,.,.......t Gapt. UiGrtr2
rSItr- ypri7 :. Gast.S. y. SttrtroOrp,
aSapis'....,,Sas $ 2. y, Glnttu!
tguctd'o"...,..,..Gapt. s.. 28tiss
~-tlrmdnn, " net, ....&apt. y. Ntn!s;
n~TtuibIaa6", I'M Sau.
rllmtn", ir1 t'au.
Sir tcrhelifiDugtaQe finn, mic faiGt:
Rrn srtsi,r. Ben . ~rutbarptDr, 9ru Jem zJlpy,:
Sanitao Ritio9G gamSida,
80 0sedib,r i. .Jauuar, n Sanuar,
IL. SAT-, II. ~ 10. Sebr.'
u II - "a.
10 S,bruar, u j be 10 WiGrl,
III p Co. "a ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
Toanpfe Giienbabu.

YortsmoutB 1t, Delben.
Die Statea bz9toauctt q itnbabu III 3lpli9tn gOy.s.
mouth lne Nelbcn u6ff7tt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05
HY. p. yf.

II. "a Va NENSptj'B
t~triihritse uricerioiml:td iur 2inbeSuul
uuh Geilura Ter ettbfp Ger NrcteHrat.
90 iterrdsi aue auberu Wlttt bard I,tne h,iI4
RIFT, bet aIer SeIbperteH, Ss9sn bic Is sulyfDsta
nirc, bic iogeidurier
Erduen-SrdnfhttttH.
Dicie grBcret III ME urb rtr9 CRIBS turd, feeIe ntdt4s
%laqerbe, ouiibnetoe,ite Arrreiiun9tn uno uupa9rt
4uaabeu eiugef. + t trerofu; e. liesi aud gar u'9t
p Der 9bsdt tes GritaOer5, SaB Ne surdt anoere G7its
tel. ais ibrsn 8erlt uno tbre rerbtenitliden Gis;u-
ibultsn, f& in ter CUNT 6ts Sublt.ums srbaIttu uno
~befsii9eg iol,
ero'd3aren nit 3ensutFsn, @,tlau8s. ~ pfiIunt en-
un6 icniti9er dus.unft farm man auf Ye'ldngen bet
Gem urterSsi4Reten 9ertrisbS. gSenitn bsipumen,
SrsiS 81 bic 6laibe.
Setb g.. 3
(59-l Rr. los. PaIiimnIenI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-02-05

4Bilauft ~ xileVgE;
Gsifser IN her Ntrria SsGl. socltpr Il .s.J
Nh. 100, OeIts2oTboLo",
a~lu!i)tn Gtsbt- L.. SbarItsir, NaIt mort,
Ssecnt fuS 2&s SilDcn 8 MepSstS's
B&riDmte Tirnifieu
ifGbeifart ,ils @dnhlrr IN Ststmttt (6t,t.
asaoj, Stutfarber, ssim Sanbpss tr.
CANT fJiad, alaHn ApkPers4. 9erpen
tin GEL GslPtter Fitt 2srtts.e
stu spuitauots.r BUtr.;n sbiacr ttrntRt, sterr.
fallen. RGlbsn &c. lets e~ctrstb'a III ses
btit'GfteW ~ drstsrsifenA
ca - 0aitimpr e.Gbtp
siAEsStsNSN GtIcnbGbn.
Nm ur6 mad Dteuf a, ben >. San. 1865,
st9rn ti8lt& blet !3ige JpiidSn oaItin,Str, Dbolina
Il. rarterstnr8, unc itrar;
RotSug = tlbrt tn3itcl S%pnnta6e duseercmmsn)
nm s llbr so Ditn. lrYb psn Baltimore alb. Der
Grpre6.S auetIBus tislid) (Soantags elm
sept taQli5 (Scnrla1s ous9el6lUuea) nm 8 tlbc 40
~. NadlHl ben Srmbtrl1lo na& Nbeclire.
9Ile ottie ,Si8t itltcfen lid gu Selatr II. pu,tcrss
turB c:n !Sl8en uad' allen Nuntttl I'M WeEet, Sles
29etcn II J(cttpcItrrt an.
Der Sr.6crtder Geecmmpsattcu s.
5 ii 0 csriiBt Baltmpr: NadmittaBs UNI 4 llbr 20
Win. -0erilse Sua oerl6st auf Der Retru, fabrt Gre
tcrid mn 7 nbr 10 W. frdb ti0it@ (Spnntass ausse-
rpmrnen
Ter @tttcott's WtltSz3us arbt BON
@att. mn 9 Il. 2n!R. Ii. nm 1Ol iris II. 3.SoSta6 Ii.
rcu @Gicctt'S Diias nm 7 llbr 40 VI. Ii. Ii ubr 80
VI trlb uno 8 llDr 5la6n alb.
Iod ssoibinGfun.
Gbiabrt pon y q lttmpr {: INN rs, 7.c5 S,45
ubr 8ctm'ttdgs uno I'M 3. 40 II. Ia rbr abrntS
Z cnntags un 10 Ii s 40 frib II 4.2J Gadml. -
9er!dBt BaSbiu8tou 6 20, 730 II Ills irlb
uRb 2 20, 4,35 II. z 80 abtres. Seantaes 7.30 irib
uno 2.5U II. Z 30 &bsntS & ie rub sos (natb dns
| aUcltsl rno o.4j II. Natm 8 llbr (nur bon Bait,
upre)-!3les, irlple tie irib q. 90 une ga6n. go bon
AsdlbinSton aG9ebeueen !Suqe talt,n an Weayurtier
an. DIR 7.05 ttub ron baltimore ure Der 8 20 frub
ton U.s. ~ibiHGtcn a~b5sbsnsc !3u0 ibfttben f6 Su9rn
etr aNnarc!tItr q bn ar. GurHSuge na6 R~rnarplt5
aeb'n rcn Baltimore aud iruD sos u. Iadst 4 pb'
npb bon Glnappls nad Baltimore frib r, 40 Il, 40
Gno Eadal 80 CIV an allen geeJiiatte, tbrcLl@
bon Am aSp is %,Slrctt1n anba 'ttnb.
gSeBen rette er anstuntt, icwte Bab rU,let. aner
GrI Il. 7, 10. tpGnce man lid an = Z. gn9la b,
gBentcn ia be- @amoei- : iatiOn, cotr an oas Billet.
Bureau. u, y. G mitp. Gran. rrrtme,Ete. .
(s7- z. d. sole. Seurt- 2ilttaJeut
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Su8b O'QpnHcr,
{m Al GN E,a,,. 0r,s,t
SaESJ8 TtSasU& spoutesR7taue,
- - ss-. Q. seriuftrN-. ,ptider Gatoert.
--,fA- ii. Rart9Rr.

Ssnn SSare s; 1rntey
enitieb'et benz ceutfdsu 9ubIltum ~eiasbenit ttte sts.
gnNttr, S~arsn6tn. Sutitcn SusateS &C
HUT Saben ne ueueIoinss aus Der bsri5r,ten ifsbTit
Der SO. ScGt auS AGlsater eintu . rad t.
2etherpagen erbalten lub iius nanmebr in
giense, Segtsbnifie III ~bsi,rstn,
ste bitten uasr lSufdsrur9 reeser, btpt:er II ptf
T~tr.lag,et Geolsauea nm atneieten auipra4.
(Septre-b
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0as ant IL. San. In Dttrtfc unb an
Der iapamerifanii6en Sufe Ssriplrte
Grbbtben Bate einen beiti9en St1.
ratttr; fan a1e 9risatbduier uns bic fe.
iteiten &esierungssetduoe pursen meSr
ODER Ypeutaer %beittdetat.
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(Sanl8-)
GaatrAttietett
u # y mall
(SrgbtitiltgIeit J L

SiSpIuiitLith : ~
SO bsebre mid has gublifum ~ tstadri6ti9ea
bis i1 tal Bette elmer ReoiSin bin. >pelte btejeS quail
pcue ll,tet f&er betit. So BABE 2eute %sefarnt pel6t
Idum atbrm bp!eH fpnntsn, uno tdR auaenbIidltdt,
Salie orrn GeDrau6e metnss VRitlels erithcu, 68 III
barnlcS unb lam nit opltpmmtner St6erbcti ee-
npumen iperhen. Sputtn eeie !seilsl @tR,m. Der al
bteier turdtbaren Sramtbeit leibet, iu @eii@te tom
men, 10 ptro Der gattent tcfentlid niht erna, 3clt.
ipfprt f9 an mid su penben. UNI 70 a~uaenbiitltbG
9%trberuns Su %erlduser.
Fr.ts 81 pro Slaibe S. rro 9 8lai6er.
FLU baben bel SetG g. Sautt
Str. los, Baltimprtar.
1880 taun bic Nitbiitn 10 perpaaer, sas IL
dberalIiu per fcit Fb oerIbtam last. t5an24-)
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,sp,s ait beIisbten 8otts-ptqen ;u tabeu bet
Seth 9. 6anre,
(Sari0-l Rr. 1s. 8alit srshr.
noncc's
GaIfopGgiders pbet 8.ut. ItneT.
Santt's SaTa sari1cn- Ubtr Bhlzgtutu.
Iauoe's Saiiarariarrs OBJ, Dltts Btlees
b6ute'S Gaiiapariuen. pber Plut. pilet,
Sanee'S SdiidrartItn. oes BIGts 8ilen.
6Iree'6 GdiapGriucns cher Slut-ptueu.
6ance'8 SaiiapartneI- %. Bipt-TtltHs
Dances EdTapart1su-,
DfaHSeu- cher gIut-giusr
ann Geinigen bee HIutes.
Baltimore, 20. Sunt 1860
Eternit b tideiniee i'd, bab i'd nit btitiqem Sdmsr3
IN Der Sruit uHh am re6ten Qrnlt gepld9t mar; her
Sdmtrt mar pabrfteinll6 cine ifpl3t BON l~lnreiniqs
teitsn int Dilute. Ran enlptabI mir bic Sanee' be1
EaTapGriueu- cher Slutsptaen, une i6pn uaG beat
gebrnude Der erfeu S6adtel perlhpano her g dmerj
adutI'6 aus Brult uut Urn. S1 idnb bic Eiaeu
'tbrmilt ia tbrsr g9htun1 unb piroe lie eiren SCI
cen, her etu eeltueesAbflbrmtttel troudt empiebGsn.
Satrtt U de,
Rr. rs, GenpapRr.H
5d'm Iu'ouFe bte,tr Etueu m6Ae man iebr orr-
i'd t 9 u Tetfe 9ebef.
Ulnu ~perianae RetS 0anteS 9tIIen uub
tauFe fe nur Opn Ggentcn, bic in cen Ssltuneen ar9e-
sGnbtst 1uS am @eaen cerfi9s man F6, penu cs
patt ~ benz @igentbGmer bel Ftlsn itlta
gu bo4er Bel Setb g. 9outt.
Sir. l0a Safttrrrsar Ball., GS.
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ssaaa Sex nlte@ lssblaierI frblnacr
Nlipple. s NanAbeN,

smpcrtture BON nnb QnarcszSdneler nit 2rlmnttnss
iIr RIei6e,bencler unb Sd,neiser Ionic mil !Sstten
@arserote. attte!u (6prniibtna gopis) II: ".
ib2-1 Nr. ., Observation-Disclosures.
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@%rGfibent Spbnlpn lptf einem
Dp9en Mttlttdr seseniibcr seduIert babtn
Dap, ipQte bic Neser- Stimmfetsts St1
fur ben Oiiiritt @clumbta i'm Senatc
paiiiren, 70 tpnnte er Is fur YHiat BAL
ten. pieiclte u Serp.rfen, pbmobl er nod
Mot felt entlhlpTen iet, ptts III ttun.
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NcifeGSti . fiDe1z
3yisSi'S tEbiG9iids oegetati'itue piCeu,
epue:'s SoIiopartGe, glneu,
9per's abiibrenes qi0er,
,slu,s ale beIisbteu 8otta-piqen gu tabeu tei
Seth .. Sauce,
(JariO-l Rr. 1s. Bali, = arsftr.
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INp NNNNYt UtNpN HIU3T TTU4 IN
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-30
CITY AND STATE NEWS.
THE COLLECTOR from this Office will
call on the patrons of the REGISTER in
Centre Wheeling and Ritchietown TO-

u
COME TO GRIEF.--From ParkersDurg
paper, we learn that sprightly anu
interesting young man of that cry TO
cen tly came to grief by eudeayoring "
draw too largely on the capitai OF t'sS y,
burg. 1t seems that he drew a u'"i. -
a prominent banking house of that CITY,
and by dint of plausible representations
succeeded in getting it checked. 1t be-
coming evident that he had not "laid mp
his treasures" in Pittsburg, and was con-
seoueutly presuming upon the gensrosi-
~ of said bank to q greater extent than
facts OF finances would warrant, it was
Gund expedient to lock him up and
thus afford him time for mature rehec-
ton. 1t must be very notifying to one
so aspiring to know that parties IN
Pittsburg are not inclined to honor his
signature. We extend our sympathies,
together with the earnest wish, that
his solitude may be extended to such
time as shall give him more definite
IDEAS of the laws which control ex
change and the banking business gen
orally. - i~t"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-30
gem SERIES" The enterprise

gem SERIES" The enterprising
publishing house of Lippincott & Co.,
are now issuing number of works un-
der the above title We have received
from the publishers, through J. G. Orr &
Co, of this city, one Of these books en-.
titled 1.-THE Emerald" 1t is edited by
Epes Sargent, and consists of Poems,
Tales and Essays. 1t is gotten up in
fine style, and is one of the most read
able works that has fallen into our
hands for some time There is vivaci-
ty and originality about it that is really
refreshing in these days when the mania
for publishing is prevailing so terribly
The Consultation and the " Pic Mic 7"
are worth the price of the volume, and
yet they compose only small portion of
it. Copies can be secured at j c. Orr
Il Co. s, "a Monroe street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-30

The HEALTH OF THE CITY The health
of our city is remarkable for the season.
There are few or no cases of diarrhea,
aud the rate of mortality is remarkably
lew for the season. We need not look
for anything like cholera till there has
been run of those bowel diseases that
always precede it. The best physicians
of the city say there is nothing as yet
that indicates the approach of cholera.
Quacks have been tell ng for some days
past, that they have had cases ofcholera,
all of which they cured, but no one who
knows them will be gulled by their
statements Having passed through a
number OF seasons of cholera in this
city, and watched its progress, We feel
competent to express an opInloa rs to
the probabilities of the appearance OF
tho disease here. We feel great conf
denoe in saying that there is little proba,
bility that the cholera will appear in
Whesling this season.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-30

THIRD AND FOURTH OF JULY Our
readers will do we'll not to forget that
thew seldom have an opportunity OF
hearing so able speaker as Maxwell T.
Cadets. Go to Washington Hall on
Tuesday evening; follow him to Mounds
Vile on the 4th; we feel satisfied that
YOUR time and money will be we'll OK
pended. THE evening lecture will COM
mence at 8 O'Clock. The excursion train
for the 4th will leave at n o'clock A: NJ
See advertisement in another column.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-30

SocIABLE.-Last night the congrega.
ton of the English Evangelical Luther
an Church had pleasant and social re
union in their Church. Near one hun
dred members of the flock were present.
Addresses were delivered, songs sung,
and good time generally, was enjoyed
by all. After a free interchange OF con-
CALCULATIONS, refreshments were parta-
ken Of "How sweet and how pleasant
it is for brethren to dwell together in
unity"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-30

CONvICTs.-Two convicts named
Michael Rebblett and Harrison Jackson,
we're yesterday received at the Peniten-
tisry, from Marion county. Rebblett
was convicted of murder and Jackson of
horse stealing, The first named was
sentenced for six years imprisonment,
and the latter for one. Rebblett was
confined in our county Jail some vears
400 He succeeded in breaking out and
esoapipg, with several other prisoners
Since that time nothing was heard OF
him until his arrest IN Marion county
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-30

Coop HoTEL.-We cali the attention
of our readers who may nave occasion to
visit Pittsburg to the fact that Mr.. S. FL
Rial, that prince of landlords former.
ly of the st. Charles Hotel, has leased the
old Girard House, refitted and refurnish.
ed it throughout in elegant style, chris
tened it the Merchants HOTEL" and is
prepared to entertain in the most salts
factory manner all who may give him a
call. The house is one of the best in
Pittsburg and viii doubtless be literally
'patronized by Wheeling men. .assy
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-30

LIGHT FINGERED GENTRY.-Night be-
fore last, while number of ladies and
gentlemen were enjoying a social party
at a house near the city, several candi.
dates for the penitentiary or gallows'
entered the dwelling and stole the rib
bons from ladies' bonnets and hats and
carried OF several of the gentlemen
hats. The Vandalism and theft was not
discovered until the party broke up and
the young folks were about to depart fol-
their homes. 7. ..' ,f.'t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-30

CnANGg OF WEATHER.-The month
Of June, which closes to-day, has been
remarkable this year for the continued
aud almost uninterrupted hot weather
which prevailed from the LIST to the 26th
day of the month. From that time to
the present the weather has become sud
leniy cool. We do not suppose that this
weather will last long, but people. while
it does last, should be on their guard
against suffering too great or sudden
AMMUNITION of the animal heat from OK
posture or insufficient clothing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-30

THE FORTHCOMING BoNNEr.-We see
it stated that there is new bonnet on
the horizon. It is made of one large,
full.blown rose, which lies fat on the
top of the head, sewn on scarf OF dew
be dropped tulle, which is crossed under
the chin, where another small rose peeps
forth. The whole is called cnapeau
puff" In less than three weeks IL wiz
be in struggling rivalry with the Lam
baile."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-06-30

THE PEN1rENrIARY.-As soon as 2
temporary place of confinement can be
lii at Moundsville. tho convicts at
present confined in the Jail in this city
will be removed to that town, and put
TO work upon the new penitentiary.-
There are fifty-seven convicts, compris-
Jug carpenters, stone-masons, black
smiths, etc Such force of men, well
managed, should perform great deal Of
labor. 49,, - M