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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24
La nHSSRSaESg55 .asi9ti8 fir Gtnranberer u. Weiienbe
@rlparntb BON 3et, GelO unO Gntfernuns
burA bic
SnlfimDre.&bi0 Gifenbdbm,

IHn allEN &UtlltIl 0tY WCllelte,
i6er Barfer8burg lllp U%iarietta, pber 8sntropb
Wbeeli19 ur6 Columbus.
Gte 9aItinore.S btD 9tfenbabn btetet bem ~rttTtaten Yu.
blttuni bic ss6stsn @prtbetls in GeIa8 af 8tuiafdt' Re.
auemli6teif, St&efbsit, 9lnflt@tfit unb Sd6abcit Der
Seensrie'n, fobaB fs ben fetnrr antern gatn in SieT.mt
ean { Ibertrpfen trirb. Otefe Sabn, bonn ntIanttIGen
~ etre a~useetsub, TT be dlefte aus eb stntefe FINITE, eIeib
settt9 absr aud bte t~urtefts anb f0nelRe unb Sater Ste BILL
lieae &cute iir BITE he ienben ne@ benz gDefen, hts nint
Der febIen ipntrn, de 81 tenuSen.
Wfeile1>@ntfernun8 b. Baltimore naG Cincinnati:
uepEr +otterGFutb' 5o5 9telleus
~ 9enpppb Unb QHtefIine ...........93
SarrtSbur9 uub V'ttsSnr9 ..".....659
Sur@ bic Wtarietta 2tnte ............. 585
etne @rfparn,b On Ger @ntferuuns Spn lis
DurG ee &rlumbaS gtnte .......u..... 500
eine @~rirarntb on ber Gatfsrnun8 BON 65
Retenbe, rreIde BITE Baltimore SbtV Gtfeuyabn benuseu,
Eessn Bite &etfe tn ~ Gag surif u. fatrea IL gDaeen, BITE ouf
las NuerbsaIe MITE UNIT etPplfetten g tScn einsert6tet fnb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

Ra5- 3nr beiolberen 8enutrlibrabme' ~aal q
'@tnpdnberer unt &ettGnte fpnten febr brrfbtto fstn. ebe
Fe TIRE Stlefe taufen. unb iSgten S%teftben MUIR BON iDi6tn
cn8efCuten BeGmten fduten, bic son lbrera V,etnlte eben,
ntAt aber BON NRotlstn pbsr 3wtff %entrdeerp ha lie Ipnr ber
SetnRr Gus9sfest Fnb, bsftptnNsIt iu peytsn unS tbr @elb
umfCuf aussuseten.
Sur1 fdbrtA.@tuetc
n1@ aQeu SbstIen beS gDefcnS fnt 4u BADEN ret
@1rl !. tTbebranbt
@eu.@ nterGnteH.G8t. ttr SaItp. Sbtu 9~tfenbabn,
(S1nrSlS) Wr. 81 Ebarhesfruee, Baltimore.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24
OerN6erune eeee,, 1tnfaGe.

Oerfbernug seeei nrfdle.
9ie Original
YrotrIerS 0crfi1ernngs Gnwpaguir,
pom @~artfprb, GOnn.,
tsrF&trt eseen
unfGQe teDer Mrf.
@,ttD Baar-Gopt-uI am 1. wprtG 1855
faI 1854 S7O.2S. l
gerGhetuneST detne EerbeH gsBeu te6e arturfdIIt
uub flu tr9enb etnea 3 tt,ourn BON ettfra Wrnat bits gu 8
Subrer cueAeeeteu fir trBenb etne G urnnte BON $500 bic
SO COO, Dter S.. tts $50 5sSbfntttte GntiGdbtSuns ~ So
btS 500 idbtIt6ent gEsrantfusr -. s-u - y.
8erli9ert in Der pionter=~@ empaenie.
Die ErdSeIItrs gerft&erun8a.G Dntb aa.
MI pn Sertfpr 5 IN lie aItefe @Dmpdartt In Nnertfa,
welGe aeesu unf6Ie SerHHer*. cSte TT f~prgfSItts uni t.ua
ssrUolfet, modt ptree @efGdfte utb { at It Is per
In A. rUmptGm1. Bts ann l.. &prtl 1866 bat Ft 10
nbcr funfsekn btabert BtrIu fe eta Bit
unS uo6etu firsie Tauienb @erft&srure5t6ttrf ~anSssaslt
beStutenbe Sunnte BON sl0250O murbe fur rsntig ala
$so0 s~inoe,otltt pr6utten o~ustttablt. rltbet $3.50. 600 uur
lSrn fmr WerIuhe beaotIt tn Snmme BON SIS bts $40 Do0.r ~
BET u mt btIIteHe 8erft d ermn6s-AuS.
a1be. commentators r.f
Rttde 6r,tItGt urterfu6u Jung If n5tbIa. Sdetne nertey
unSeraaaItd BON ben VI gent n ausssferfist. Gin Iibera Iei
DtscOntS rirb an 8 oser s Sabrs.@ 6etnen s~efottet.
| &pbnep DeuutA s q. pdtterfpn,
E8@ 0" a. @e@aatrt'f stietsaa.n
agI4.4g4- . wn8be Y p1@sblIEs69tnt !
CEat1e- So. gatttrthra
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

" e.
Sr0Re HfGmien>G Ouecte
amt @trt&tune hes
am B.. MprtI 1855 pom &taate seep Serfsp I'm,
N = eneporirten
Geutfmen StOaIiocnr uab @oilcn6ou1cs
tn Der beutf@en Stdbt
@A0 8drbDr GtfD.
9retbunberttduieno Contributions . Antbeile
ttber GntbttI GtntnDpIIar
fir ben .
SnDalt6eu. iaO Waiienb1Hss Jou6, y ~
OretbunDerff1ufenb Nr6nttett DertbetIs
aiis siYs|. rfHtDerOeit4o 3504 H5rnuI.5ls
Sober Der etneu Dollar tntrenhett wn NIT ttefer tltiuen
0etheuer tertrhppeIte SOlbdtet Hnb ~betIaHeue Rtnber inter-
fusen ~ BeIftuJ bat bic GuSf&t, burdt ettti8e 8errntttluna
Der frau Bertuna etntn ~retjenben 2anbfS opn 10000 Dertb
len: Dte DertbetIune btttet pecuntdre |frtteile mtt fetne
prdmte ttbaIttn. .U,a1A nsi5
NapertS btin8t has %pubItctrte YaraptIet.
SIN Nuftraee .nM .flGB bI:eqT3T
Der BerroItun9 ratt btS heuti&eu .Sncoltben.
sfTEGfgN nnb SDatffnbaufeS. 9 - az
q Up. &uutmann Stsr.
Driginal>Sidets at 81
ifnb eeeen Gtnftutane beS tetr. RetraeS nsbf 8 gtS fiji
ppffdmpS unter Der Mbrefe, 9put aer
GttH New SttfeSs ,8u satIrfsatr
SetbttIteune Label eth \. 15n|g DaES ~. -
~ xtGss Fub aH9 In bfr Office bss.gsRttmsseSstSss
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

0ermi(6te an5eigen.


Sn gerIase bon 6&dfer-&7 Rsraet t" ~sta0e'Pp'
erldten fceSen unb ju taben bet
g. @enni9bduteit,
Deuti1e 8u6banolnng,
2sk we 6 r.. stptitsn 8rebtrtd Str. ..uns
Nlar5b WRartel space ~.
Wmcritnnti9rs 0artenbn9,
ober prottiIdes Sanbbu9 gum GENTLE, Obft> u.
Weiubau. Ictpie 3eiduungen iiber ben Sdrltt Der
8einreben, NIB sritnblihe Nnleitung CUR BLU
n1ensudt, nit eenauer 8eritdidtt9unS Der amert'
fanildeu 8erbaltniffe,
sTrfeDrth Giarner,
o.. m,s.,. nj, syhSsIbraern. 545 Setttn. Salbfrbb.
: DretS nur $l.bO. t
,trt.r .Onortenbud" n~tertrtft BITE tcrbanbfnen gIerte
absr t%tnfeiben gesenEanO an gOafSnSteIstt une aIsst.tS'
S'sIcnbes an 6ulfe aenDuamen unb bic prafttf6en Grfabr-
nnarn, weIhe er feIbh In Eeutl9'anb, Mnnertta u. T. 10: &C.
famrneIt, tanttt pertunbea. Beipnbere oprefGlt " ben 9bts
unb GernuIe Icrten au9erenbet, ba BON befen rt@tt9er 9eat!
Au eetptHen 3weden tn ter1wteOf"eH SsP'eDte''t" "'VA'
e1nie @eltueer abbanet.
Muserbera erbfeble Is rem ecebrten eevti9tn VupHtuns
u,eI ne tetGe MMepabt bertfaer Inder:
GnuIbIher DtcttcnGr8 Uidnt1u0er
Ss.stS;;ttr 0olmetF&er SGrGtbmatstiG!1en
BtaeIn 0ramnt1n1eH 81.
@eTansba6er 9rtefaeaer II
RphbGber @fFB. 8abrtsatt0n
OpTtprbdher NEN
Otutf&e RsttI 3rttteT
Bud ber spelt WEw Yctt @srtsniause
o aIs,tns~ Ho-tenIoYHs 80 ifeun
SS n Az re gDsIt Grsntnal,eItuus
So.cr Nrbeusnihas
Datetut &c M Iup- ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

Srace'S beriibmtte SaIbe
bsiIt G@nittpunben, Branbpunben unb SerIesuuae
bur& Serbri6unS.
@race's beribmte Snlbe
betIt 8euGeu, @Gwdren unb &rebs.
@race's berubmte Salte
curirt GuI5Hus, @rbfpetus.
@race'S beribmte Salbe
bsIt uufssiprunsens 9aube uub 6rOfbeuIen.
@race's beribmte Salbe
Feilt uIte @ei8pire, frii9e G8uuben II. f. M.
Gis if i9neI III br QBirtuus, t~efeitist ben g&merl
Gusenblidli9 uub 6ebt bSsartis a~uSfebenbe @elGpitlfte u.
THtJHnbuusen, wie bur& einen 3auberiGlas, Iouit Grz
:i@teruuS unb Scnfdnbise Seilun9 setpGbrenb. Sur 25
ts. bic Scr! Vlittelft Poft ~tberenbet fIr IS Ste.
gu babeu Bel (:
9. g. DiusmUre, So DebfraBe, Netuzgcrt.
g. %. SppIe b 9 of n, @isentbdmer, 8cfpn,
unb Bel alien DruSsiaeu, SpecerebSablern unb 9auFeu.
ten ouf eem Gonhe. HAprIiabru. DR'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

~H~Gr lIr r..Mtf. Wa@ .t1. T-r+ Wsr
ss Nctcrsburg uno 3ibmcnb.
Die DUpbattan Dampff&tff O.. lptrb etntn tbrer Daapfa
mad psen tenannteu EGdsen iebsn .E 81 U.-. 81.
9ienitaa 9Onnerltag unb Satnftag,
mn sltr Na9mtt.Gss SSm 2tsbtae. 0batf aSstben Iaisn
8rn&t rptrb tdeIt& ansenpnrheu, .utt SCrefalt ~bstanbeli
unb fGntn rerIanbt.
Desen SrG8t unb paRaSe mtt ben teH n ~gequemiGfs'
ten tpenbe mon Eh an Ir s-aE. .-G
SGepb Brnnbt
(7unt 2mt) 30 gi8htRr Dbar
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

-rwzzuw1 NitbmOEn, TrebricfSbure
aNRunb WOtOmac<G nefabdbn
SIR &eiienbe na6 benz Sioen.
Sp~etmaI t6e1t& (SUnntsss ans8engnmsn.)
Die fd)melRe unb ~fiirSefte @Onte mad HiebT'0uS
Sa. Mnr lem Siten
sta Der Baltimore uub Ohio Gtfeubata mad gDaibinGtpn
Epfruae Ddrnpfbrp'e eebeu pon Strtthraben aSertt
mad Mauta Greet unb Rtdmpnb. Die Breortdsturg I'M
gDtptnoc @tIentetn TT iest SUn Mauta Street BIS Nt0nlCnf
in Sputm @anee nut bic 3Iee ~berfeIben aebtn tn Bsrbln'
oura mt, rem Siaeu Der TtGutonb uhb petersburg NIB ret
@t6nOub unb DamDiue Gt|enbahntn fur Setter sbuFe, gDel
con, WtlmtretDn 4taIet b @rtersbsED, Sa''scnT8' eeer
lptte, gbeaer unb GbarIefrn. S.@.
Die 3lee ~nerIaien BITE 9anben StattDn I'm 4lO yer
nttaaS unb 3.l5 u a Is Na6ut!tta8s nnb fsten tn Der
stnSune tn Gafb netrn NIT zen Darnpfbprtta, wss@e tag
lid, SrnnsdgS auSgenpmner, Ben 5trtbftf nben SEarft nm
6 As 0Dsmttta 3 unb Z utr Na&ntttaa@ r~sridtien rnb tt
aidmrnt nm 90 Nadua. unt $50 gprnt. a"!Dnrten.
Dnr@ mad NIB tn 10 @tunben
6lnf3is Weilen tirser uno 10 Stunoen i@nels
ler mad NiGmunb als ir9eno eine onbere
Hcute
Gebt fiber unb ne mt eu@ an Der GGrtter e tlt'D1 Durd
Btnetie tta Aauta Greet unb Brebettd$butG mad Wt1Wrff
urb last eu4 EMs d. Gbeds fur euer GSepdd eeben:
Omnibus NIB &epad gDG9en 6ebtn j~e9crSett IN seait'
taatrn berett UNI Ta6a8 ere unb Gep6a Infnt6e!fItQ Te9
Sea Oampfbpo:en gu %beI6rssrn+
Nr. 142 2tfbtfrassn sDerftt @eaeraI-a8 entfn .
GEarIe8 W Sdnet.
(2ciun- @tnt al .Mstnt fir EGfaetere
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

Is2 Wtebtts fir T~tniUan6ereC.
Weue Nratge:ncntS fir @ihmanoerer
bic mad bea1 Weffen gu reiIen winfGen.
Bon beute, 9. NCSbr, an perSen BITE @tnwanesrsr ouf ber
Northern Central GnlSert Str. Deppt @tienbabu mil Zen
Grprsssae %bsfSrSsst: Die 9atn btetet babpr6 ben sriI-
Gronten etneu erRbereu @UrttetI, ale trecnb cine
anSers Balm, Gu9 If Re ua 81 NRstltn taries aIS ieSt dnSsre
Sabn mad ~benanntsu YlaSen, aIst
PittSburs, @lepeIanp, 9etrcit, Sort @apne.
gbieosO, MtiIwaufee, Galena, Dubuque, st.
8auI, RDd Sslanb, Burlington, ssyotpa Stir
unb Herbeu besbalE bic nttetr Rprtberu aentraI 8abu a..
ttnbcu Yerfcntn 10 Strnber frlter ale BITE rtt anbern Qs6b.
nn ~Scrtnber bort %eintreffen, aud fDerben A 2RdI pcuteer be
gDaeen babel a~sretfeIt. Nte Sabn ttebt burt ben f%dsSratr
Etetl sRn OpsS. Ote 9an3e &nttsrnuue BON bier Bic @blcosD
tR 800 WeetIen. DGs @epGd ptrb bier eeaet6uet fnarfeSl
aub sstt NIT ben y%n0astsreu an ben gtRfnimans8Ust.
Na6 G%reitli1te, SaptOn, Cincinnati, Snbianc.
polls, louisville unbg st. Souls -r
rttben ttenfals Pafastert tei5ttess rnb F1t ibr gtpdf
tetne hsttere ElmlabunSelpfrn bereGntt. Die paiiaaters
sOnntn NIT bem . nbr' Dbet GteHbs 10 ntru8us nd5 dgsn
wenES .El6een Gsttny pHnt GntstDesS aufsetGItcns ~ merbeu.
DnttateFrss- VsIsse wesbtu vesFanft IN bar Dftee hes
As9Htss l.-l+ -.. SSsx g. GatRee,
~HSt Us ss sans @iTi s@ss SsstsSs ssses1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24
HunenNIiAe Nerirrmnaen.

Su0eHDItcSS NtEVIHN"BeN'
GIN 5er-, melder jab'eIdns an Nsr5enf@wdfe e. rub
i%eittaer Gutfr0itund unb alsn GG9en inSsr6 t9er Gertrr n
atn iit NTH fir tie Gads Ter letbenten W'etidtett @uen.
TpeIGe etnes Tfeaeptes teblr fen, etn icl&tS nebf &%npettune
bds ttnfGae SetIm,tteI, curb rrsI&es Ct tartttwarbe' unent
eltIia Fdidsn. &rante, psl6e i'd tte @r fabrnn6fn eea
an;etetnbeu AZ Nusen uta9en spoNfn. mSesn fh nsrtrdu-
un8SDOG mfnben an Jstn y. S9DeT.
fsoi2s-3fntl Sc. ID GEdrnbersfr., Nesp ODrg.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

00n1pa9ntesOe1dBdFt4
GDir Ste l1%nttrittGneien tabsn urtsr ttekrn Datum ttn
Itmtttrte gdrtnerfGaft 9sblIpet In uebstttufimmuna nit
ben @efeseh bon NlarbIdnb, unp tc;eusen tterntt, bas Ter
Naae Der 6trnn, auter ireI&em has @efbait t~etrie6rn pir6
R~tn9SIanN s So.
1T unfsr SnnptsefGdft wirb befsben I'M Raufsu unb
BE tanfsn o2n YrOsretsn unb GpmmiiFUns.@ti& dtten unb
rtrp IN Der Staet Baltimore betrtebFn. Der Ndme bee
SauPt Gbttltabertt TT VI. 9. &tnesian t BON Ralttmute
Mnb Der hes SpejteI-S beilbabtrs SefGe &UBt1r BON
Scasnesbur1 Vsnn'a. Nefdeter Stife 9N3tdr nta&t etnt
Sapttal @tntase BON $4,000 baar. Die DSatr Der Yartner'
IT bonn l. Wdr3 1866 BITS l. DfGrj 1868. 4 f.tI
baltimore ant /. W'drt 1886.
W. g. RfneSIdnt, 5dupt PARTNER
(26iun1mm6p) Seffe 9CSear Spcjtdi. "a. tner.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

Did Southampton
OIr9 pie b~eltebten, elegant etu9erimteten Ypfbampfi&iT
2Imerica, Capt. 8. 6. Meper,
OeeD yprt, Capt o. @rnN,
9er,naJtn, Capt. o. Wenfe.
pdnRa, Capt. q. bon Oterenbprp
Sremen, 5 u 8 Veepua6er, .0
Oeutto9ldnnS i'm Ban, Capt. 8. QEefels,
HHioN, i'm Ban, Capt. 5. 8. bon Ganteu.
bon 5000 2onueu unt 700 Bferbetraft
Die eTpebit'OHStH9s fnb wie folst ~fet8seet
pcn zBren1en: southampton: Geer
@iai 10. 0Rai %. SUM is.
sunni 2. Stunt 8. %.
rs H....r % o T. 49, 80
n 30 Snli 4. 81.
9uGi Z. %.
an tpel1en 9osen bic Danpfer
Die Oer% ST. NOf&
mitue6n1en. ~ -
Die D"u1pfer beier einie 5aGten CUR 0uubuus spuYaIz
iasieren na9 England unD 6rantrei9 in gputba ulptrn.
Yaiiage> Bretie:
Spi1 Bremen sdd1 EeID Mcrf.
I. Soiits. 0beret Salon....$112 50)
Hnterer Do 80. 80 so ) in .-
3Dr1enDeG ................. As 90
BON Nefn 0Orsnad Sreu1eu, 2OnhOn, &aot uuk
SpItbdr1ptOn.
n..n.., Gberer GaIpn. -. $lO5 OO)
"' unterer DO 800. So 80 in GJorb.
8tpii&enbed ................. 81 5oA
aae incl. 8efSftiSung. &inber atpiI&en 1-lO Sabren
bic SGlfte.
so @ontanten mao Sabre, Qpnbpn, Sprtbau,StUp
unb Sreneu 5n ben n~iebrigfeu Preiien.
Eadete H. |. 10. rerten Bic 8 rtr 9prmittaas an, as
~9ansStege I'M Bureau Der 1ntertei3neten unaenoumeu
uno alf gerlangen mad irSenO eiuem E5eae bon Deutf6
lamb 6efSrbert.
Dsit bieisu Sfiffen werbcu 8riefs mad alien a5eilen
OeutloIan]s 6ef0rpert unb unter Der Gui9rift rper 8rss
usr Steamer" in alien Poif- Bureaus Der Scr. e5tooteu
aIseilDulnren.
SBe9sn Gra9t Hn5 gafaSe penbe man fi6 en-
CeLTiSb's s. g.,
$40. So @rcabfr., getp gorf.
ocer an bic Gi1ce SeS Baltimore QBeferS. C1ioi0
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

.... 70 ... Btamtst .. .
@epree y. EhpntGS, graFsent.
trtftoren
3GutLtrn Gefet, bon 9dnttltpn @afet & Gs.
&adn u. Chapman, BON 1irflanb, gtafe & e..
@ep 3 Ebpnnas, ypn 3etnn, Nicphentus & 60.
5nse StFpn, Steam WGrbie 93Orts.
STRAIN DpOo8 IT,, BON Douetertp, gDoo6s K Go.
Gfp $ Dltuer, BON 9pfrptb, Wttaer & 60.
Ebprna8 &aFarb, nDn @tlbert GGifarb Il Sptr.
ESrt DebrteS, trn gDnt Dtprtes Il CT.
GBds QDebb, BON Gbomas Il 60.
Sptu u. . aptR, StEr.
Or. 8. Cd. SGnf, eraGiintrenber Mrst.
Or. GbrifDpber Sp6nfDn, cUniuItsveabsr Nrst.
~ Refine asfea t1r gUIieta, StstpeI rttr drstIt9s I'm.
terfu1ung. IL. .--
Sur Eabeaen, Rcten 70. uenbe rnan E5 an bic Office be
q oaipaante, 9Sp IL SputbHr.,
ttr!t14 III iber Der EranIlsn Bant
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

az Sw babca BET nIen DrusiRsn fir rs, SO
amh % OeatS bic 1Iafdbe. O
E60n s MndeI, giseatbimer.
T. nsHStD ~ 91S ~@FrenTt&fr, @eu Cork
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-07-24

PAS Bette, btI~Itefedunb wtrtfamReS Sell
mttteI eeeen 9nfels SrfGItlingen II. +. 10, wtI&ei
Ne 9rett Y 9trHLr8ebra&t bat. IS 1T retu De9etabt
ttt@, entb0It tetne R tneraIt { n, pter anbere fh 5.
- LIN Gnhitnnaen !. 80 - -.
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1866-05-01
The last Greensboro Patriot says

i The last Greensboro Patriot says
| "Mr. Dick signed the ordinance ofsecession,
and voted against submitting that ordinance
to Il vote of the people, while his colleagues
Gilmer and Gorrell voted for it"
On the first day of the Convention,
May Goth, Mr. Dick moved the follow
inc as an amendment to Dir. Badger
ordinance:
| "And this ordinance to be of full force
and effect when ratified by the legal voters of
this State. at an election hereafter to be held,
the dav and manner of holding said election
to be fixed and provided for by this Conven-
ton"
Mr.. Badgers ordinance having been
voted down. Mr.. Dick withdrew the
above, but gave notice that he would
insist on test vote on the first oppor-
tunity. Accordingly, on the same day,
he moved the above as an amendment
to Mr.. Meares' ordinance ratifying the
Constitution of the Provisional govern
ment of the Confederate States Of Amer
lea. The amendment was rejected,
yeas "a, nays rs; Mr.. Dick voting in
the affirmative.
Again, on the 9th of June, Mr.. Dick
offered the same amendment to the per-
manent Constitution of the Confeder-
ate States, and it was rejected by the
following vote:
Yeos.-Messrs. Allison, Armfield, Battle of
Wake Berry. Bond. Galloway, Cannon,
Coupcil noyi6cpJ, Dick DDuthit
Ellcr, Ellison, Ferehcc. Gilmer, Gorreil, Ora
ham, Headen, Holden, Jones of Caldwell,
Kittrell. Long, Mann, Manning, Merritt,
Mitchell, Sanders, Smith OF Johnston, Smith
of Macon, Speed. Sprouse, Spruill of Beltie.
Spruill OF Tyrrell, Thomas of Carteret, Wal
ton. Warren and Wilson-3s.
N0yS-Mr. President. Messrs. Arlington,
Ashc Badger, Barnes, Bachelor, Battle OF
Edgecombc, Biggs, BrodnaX, Brown, Blunt
ing, Carson, Craige, Cunningham, Darden,
Dil!ard Durham, Foster Of Ashe, Fuller,
Green, Grcenee, Grimes, Hamlin, Hargrove,
Hcarnc, Henkcl, Hicks, Holmes, Houston of
Duplin, Houston of Union, Howard, johnson
of CASTOR. johnson of Mccklcnburg, Jones of
Rowan Lander Lealic of Arson, Lea!Ie Of
Richmond. Mcdowell of Bladen, Mcdowell
of Burke, Mcdowell of Madison. Mcneil of
Cumberland. Mcneil Of Harnett Mcares,
Mebane, Miller, Moody, Mosely, Myers Os
borne. remand GettgreW, fnHer, itayner'
Reid, Rhodes, Roystcr Ruffin. Satterthwaite,
Shaw, Shipp, Smith of Halifax, Switzerland,
Stewart Strong. Thomas of Jackson, Thomp
son, Thornton, Tracy, Turner, Nenablc, Yard,
Washington, Whitford, Williams Woodfn
and WoOtcn-I5.
The Patriot will see that it has done
Mr.. Dick injustice. We take it for gran
ted that that journal will set Mr.. Dick
right from the record.
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s.-T.-1s6o---X. Brakes Plantation
Bitters.-They purify, strengthen and lnVig-
crate,
They create healthy appetite,
They are an antitode to change OF water ana
diet,
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours, H.. .,,o
They strengthen the system and enilVen the
mind, ..
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers,
They purify the breath and acidity OF the
stomach,
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus,
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world Ihcy
make the weak strong and are exhausted natures
great restorer They made Of pure st. Crolx
Rum. the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and
herbs. and are taken with the pleasure OF a bevcr-
aee. without regard to age time of day. Par
ticuiarly recommended to delicate persons requlr-
NO a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers,
Druoeists. Hotels and Saloons. Only genuine
when Cork is covered by ourpriYate U. ). Stamp
Rewore of counterfeits and retillcd bottles.
P. H DRAKE 81 CO.,
nov 2e-6m 81 Park Row, New York.
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4. 7JagnoIia.-A toilet delight! III
,oaios, treasure and gcntlemcn's boon! lac
sssweetest thing and largest quantity. Manu-,
featured from the rich Southern Magnolia: Cs:u
for bathing the face and person. to render the skin
soft and fresh, to prevent eruptions, to perfume
clothing, &c. &c ,,o,s,,i-
1t overcomes the unpleasant ouor Vi peiSpA-
ration,
IT removes redness, tan, blotches' &c.
r. crres nervous headache ndallays indam"ton'
It cools, softens and adds delicaey to the Sh'n'
It Yields a subdued and lasting perfume
IT cures mosquito bites and stings OF insects
II contains no material injurious to the skin
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. II
is what every lady should have. SOLD EVERYWHERE
Try the Magnolia Water once and you Will use ~
-, Co1orna Perfuplerv, or Toilet Water at-
ter"a'us DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
nov 22-5m Props Exclusive AGENTS, n. \.
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Mr.. II. B. Kingsbury, of Oxford, has
been appointed at large by the President
Il Cadet at West Point. There are but
ten appointments yearly for the whole
country, and the selection Of Mr.. Kings
bury with so many hundreds of appli
cants, shows the Presidents regard for
our State, and affords hattering proof
of the merits of this young gentleman.
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Web aethe pleasure of laying before
our readers to-day the very able opinion
of Judge Fowle in the matter of John
III. Gee.
We copy from the last Sentinel the
following important dispatch from the
President to Gov. Worth, explanatory
of part of the recent proclamation:
WASHINGTON, D. c., April 81, 1866.
To Gov WORTH: 1 am directed by the
President to inform you that by his procla-
nation of April 2, 1866, it was not intended
to interfere with military Commissions at
that time, or previously, organized, or trials
then pending before such Commissions, I'M
less by special instructions the accused were
to be turned over to civil authority.
Gen. Kruger has been instructed to proceed
with the trial to which you refer, but before
the execution of any sentence rendered by
said Commission, to report all proceedings
to the War Department for examination and
revision.
There has been an order this day prepared,
and will soon be issued, which will relieve
and settle all embarrassment growing out of
misconstruction of the proclamation, of
which 1 will send you copy.
EDWARD COOPER,
4cting Prioate Secretary.
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The committee Oh internal revenue in
Congress has decided to reduce the tax
on smoking tobacco from thirty-fve to
twenty-five cents per pound, and on
smoking, made exclusively from stems,
to fifteen cents.
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LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
RALEIGH, N. G.
P. F. PESCUD, AGENT,
JS PREPARED TO ISSUE

P F. PESCUD, AGENT,
is PREPARED TO ISSUE
POLICIES OF INSUR ANC E
IN the following Companies whose combined
Capital and Assets amounts to 81 200 900,
viz:
Phoenix Fire Ins. Co., Hartford, Conn.
Atlantic Fire Ins. Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Valley of Virginia, Winchester, Virginia.
The above Companies are well known as first
class Companies, and pay their losses promptly.
He also represents the
BROOKLYN LIFE ms. COMPANY,
of Brooklyn, New York, which is one of the most
popular and reliable Companies in the United
States and on their business for the past year
have declared a cash dividend of FORTY per cent
to be divided among all whose policies were issu-
ed within the past IL months, on the PARTICIPA-
TING profits. ....-
Persons insuring in this Company can pay half
GOSH and half note, payable and renewable every
year semi-annually, or quarterly preferred
Trey insure on the non-forfeiture plan, so that
the insured loose nothing if they are unable to
reneyv their policies after three or more years.
For particulars apply 10
P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, n. c., March 9, 1865
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Getting Prioate Secretal

We publish on our outside to-day,
for general information, the law passed
by the late Legislature in relation to the
Banks.
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The COMMITTEES on reconstruction is
expected to report soon. Our. readers
will find under our news head the out
line Of the policy said to have been
agreed upon by the New York delega-
ton. This policy, compared with what
may be expected from majority of the
committee, is thought by many to be
quite liberal and conservative.
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Dry Goods, Insurance, NC.

The Greatest Curiosity of the Age!
A LIVE MAN AT HILLSPORO'!
I'm THE FIRST APRIL WE WILL OPEN,
I at Hillsboro', N. c., the rgest and finest
assortment of
Ladies, and Hens Wear
ever offered to the country trade.
Having the best custom in the State, we can
afford to sell at prices below City retail trade.
Give us call
Write for samples, enclosing stamp.
To Students and School Girls at a distance we
will sell at the sar prices as to our home
toners DROWN, PARKS 81 co.
March %, 1s66-2-tf