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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
.GGu8[iche gtpeNs.

Sebe Norili follt ene iy!aih- WaoWah'B
Reaop &e(t.f int 3ouls babst @tne 6laitc
f0lt,t nut bU cts uno blee Siaide tdft itn ~ pst-
],d,irs,nsr Sped,n oetraotteu mt r B~ept6bs't, Hetr
@uleS a,,f ce Sa2tr ~ itiit.n. as wsnu man thr
euptre Webi;nen u arItltUc &titpte 9inpett Dollars
~ousaitbt. QSduetlt g.uea y fsitb uopo9llt'n az
E,iccn bt..n u BEN gaticnlsn iofsst drtsi&ttraia
-I9.E.a -
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- S>aifsmore- SIpc, pgSles
t SemufeIsasintc,

llett,fabrtB, vrcts, IN @DI6 cher bellefl YiPtTpe-I4
iablbar, pcu Baltimore mad. aiperpoci;
Grit: saiate ...............'.
Spelte - .............""... 10y.
SpiIhtnbed $50.
lleberjubrts. Sd:iue non qiperppol gu cbtseh 5taten
fann man, wsnn man line Berranete &c. berubef
Ipma,en laiicn NH, bier lben.
Dce.n ,SaWbtusteu wente man ilb an has Saupts
8tnet- garsau Ter -Saltta,pte=O btp- Sabn" IN san'-
ters Staiioa, DpGr an
Carl StIbebranbt,
emtsrartsn-a 8tnt, Jr 81. Ghanlssitr.
Meaen Eredtb.torperuns wenee man ta an oss
Saust. Srabfz 1ureau Der rSalt'mc e.Sb'e. sagn"'
Samhen-S Station. tu3,e- .SultLol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
1856
MeIhcS fSitber.

1850 b.iItt Waowopts Jteatp Rsitef
Eauience uon AM 9elttn Eieber DarHtet erlls8enotfl-
I'm b,e,er flrNtb rem Geueie ppr,itbeuien leaie Dr.
Irec. y Yant IN D~ilnitrpt ben U%teei5rnal- SebHtoea
Der jlrl den Staattn ier,n 9c6rauG da9:IesentI hf
an's r,rl lmO rms iobi IS Bfeutt& ais cas t6srts
Enutmitltl auf Gem Gtehale
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
stMericon Fire SniHrGHee A~tT'cf
Ron Hal!;ricre,
HttsDn : SatG .-S.-LE%sI'A"='SE
srMfo1bft vnn S~SaitiaGre4

fetfd)s 10 vam &S~a.tiraeres
Dt.ie seisGid,eft III nurpeb' sect |Eucs
.nlasdeu.vl tbr,tn1 pie Office befinb.i TIA IT, 20.
3ecpnenlest, agi ttr Norb'e'ts.
SoGn GSetts, gr5Nbett,
DfTettprert
gtauncn BrrsFs. g,diiSent on .lhsftst1 5@ai,s
SrurD 9. 5b,9od. SIR. ae, oepcttritr.
Rs,. nbesuul, cnn Am. HbcE nj = GO.
.imOr 0e-fDuri Iapfntsuu. S%cntbir.
Mat. grtoreS. pc. 93m. GrttScs Il 'iotH.
Fptu ~. ScptS WctItHnc' CT Vrrtt'tr.
jcierb N'attbems. BON HhnS Wto.tDeios & ~oea'
p1t 4 Gent. 9sei- IL. @crt-9bfIet
4rbn Is 'stt6nts. bon 8. C. Bridges Il SO
irhn Goats Vtetis .hHrsIcr.
;emtB 3. .-reor, Ven &tbt Great.
Jrbn Grtubuu, If. 2ssE;d1t-'itist 8aitiE1'r:fIs
'ETta go Fit9 sHSecf NbFs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
H.sbnidbriaer DtbeumattSmue
Durt GinreibnIB Ges WadsrGtss i1a
9tacapay'S WeaDD Nelief


ST.. @ob. 8 y, eS Sab. sitIsnb, Tut felt s.bn
Sabren an JD.umat:SnuS. Sttt II Nsoneen Tuste
,r, pputontmsn hi, iloS, oas 5imrttr bnitn Qf
(Slietsr ,raren ptlbrrbt fsihpcuea Il nn5s'!altet; pic
San6e traapibait s%ritarrt lobaB ct weoer ole singer
tslpes.n, NOD, Die Sa"pe auf- poss %suntad'tn tenl,te'
rem gJrseu sbtper pW6ic9 II lbsulnatti4e 5nTsr.
,en; cas oebsn aus Gem Bette oerui lgdte le erobtH
SGm,r,en. Wan blahte tba enoitts oasu, has Nad.
ara. frib puS Nteabs le cine Sttnce nit u
Rtabp Nelte uretten au !enen. De trits
@irrts vurg pe.i6sf:e 2tneeruH8; msprsre na@ipls
perbe G;nrt,lunsen eltpgten ,bh pct Sbulsr5sn. uno
rad, tinpto. altiItnl settaude bts Reltet uao
tiniarr asobtr prn q a bwaD,8 ptllen MAJ
rpieperbsros itsnt. s.Stst tt CT lait.8 u st'nno hn'
sr,l,t &C ~tsentltt9 uc6 SIM al nob benz Telittn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

asss !3ur beipnpelen notwithstanding. @lssa
Ginmanberer unb 9ee.,eroe fcuten iepr %porithtts
iein. ete ie ibre Siuete t'nfen. nnb ioaten snldbeh
rmt bon icidseu anaeielteu seamten tauttn. bic Dor
ibrem @sbalie leben, n;dt oter bon Utat tr1 notI
Smiihentrdaein, la lie icrit Der @efabr ~aus9s'set
fub. beidw,nosIt gu ipereen nne ibr 9slo rTiont
austu9e5er.
OurGfa iIIett
mad alien Gbetlen bes 10 items limb gu babeu tct
6arl ). Nilbebranbt.
Cereal gmtaranien. Nasnteu Der Baltimore
Soip.g itr5abn",
iSonl I'D SIR. 81. EhameShrake @attinlo ore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

MODae s YsI2beDs
Ss,ssrteure BON unb Snarcsr Sanslsr nit Erin,u1ti,ss
sarSershe.E rtttsiu (turuiibins eooesl u. ~.
1I2-l Nr. ., 9ubsgbarIeshrate-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
Rafia0t.9retfe
spn Nen. Do,f uat' SrsmsF. Epr, OIL 9ooFS
,,n Sou,E.mNtnrt
~ Gsszs5 Northumberland
ERsT-~AHs Satii..

Nslsent.r ssiutsrs Bob. plor
trEtt NIT OfpUtag, ben 20. NOV lSeo, w N''''
ab9aee ntibt@sr Sa8s pSn galtmo e.
gprt &seommccat onS Jug Er. l...'' ~ pap
: q ne iFaIt qir,.l ,...,.......12 10 Eadrn.
Iar'torStr attegmC5aticnsp9 Ry. l ..12.3o
gor.st at,OUHo5ati0nR5H8 u. 8 '''' s'S0
$al'torsr ~ : 6,.p H. 80. 7.sS assnss
Sit;sb.-Ss Is iMtracr S@ntuSua ......IoOo n
NnSuuft iapli@sr SAGE tnSastnletsi
Et,tsruroz%(mrotr Stbneu5u3 ..'':.. o.0o IsH9
gat.loHer atsRmmrbot ons5as ~ =
Z dnegsua (Sait 9jnt) ..............1-'S Ma~H'
garitoFer Gtccu,mptatirns.n3 Hr.S
tm 30. Gr=GepGi.....,.......... 4'3o
Cp'3ri ...,...,. '.'..''''''' 49, ma -
gurtet aeecmmpSGi iot Sius .....::'.' S.s9 NSsIos'
Dt gpa-. Gur&idnsl (Sah gt'eI II Eiaeenrls
elmirasr 9 @negsn0 bo'tsn .mti@ei Sa1''n'O'e ""0
Its DurdIGnsu (sonatnc}., gOiis II. gecOnmoba.
~ieg.sis, fabrca - G~onnt53s apSssnphn'eh - 'a8'
nd at. mi, grs-
natnle tts Ear laaS-ts9ii9 ab
R,r giitsbua. GImtraer 1Gnsains g.tt t9ei'@ ap:
Teit. Ii glccommpeat oaStt6e tsl1lrttu-'$ nnrilaSs
el$4enrnInc1 60 t11tid az. -
Yet e III rasr Gtn.rspB tOu'mt - nit ansna9n's
bes MpntaSe- ta5l:6 al.
Die 9ci... Dui@it,n,a (6eit qns)s' g!'issIr9s
Gtie'r Gduyq= Il, Piitsbat9ss lmtra'r S1neuSn9e
itblisss ih in Sa.r!6tprs Gu DE !Su3' Der rsenilp'
sarie, 4enuaizeiie ,babn" rad pItt5bnr9 aleoelane,
aoluulbus, ginslnnat', SShet1' aprltS, sAtaNo, ~.
QpuLs Feft gpapae Ypttsptge Gatre u. alien ghAsIeh
i'm ReI:tn, slprc- II. SNSwsIcn sen0u an,
Ole Qpit. II. dutuSii9c i<eten itt III Slrnira all
biz ay1e esr nN(tm- Oolt=&atr 2nbn" laW nteH
p,nt. Ell in rbrbiidben, nllttle'en II. weifl'hth 'fep'
F,D.t an. n..
bpt, G. ". DubGrrp, Gen. SuptrIntnosnt'
| iy}r2G- g e. q cuug. rsEaNalief-I1tht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
ss;ne gamilies,Meetsiu.

NtAIN
NIs Iamtlttn. 1:eoilin tit es paS nusn<e SeIs
miitel, meld,ts bic l5sIt tsnnt. Bro man -.St
StmtrSeu poer ll~npaBIibrelt beil'8eiuhit eesr son
tir TN N~bsarttssn se,otn %btcIopit, 70 tlIttt ,s,n S.-
byau0 la,cp ben S~atienteu II ihust eas Selttm pot
Aniaiiea, stntSe u tnnlen nab Or anBeren
poer mntrtn Nnfptneuag oes Ut a b 10 . NetteI
lptro Der ppa rem reintaenbittn y q merbea,
8rdmpf EN-, Hptume smhs' MetIsm
Etepsr, b6iem 9als. Srtppe, Otpps
tberts, Ssnsetto n Ueer 9 nithnouu8
6,fauen. gatt,nt lid ledbter II. spoblfr tlbien
,uSSS mere, wel&e in bum betebet.
ten @fseubeu pctreu, NO ts lbwtr baif, os olenhe
stmes Qrttes gu crian8eH, 1T t sopap Wtaoe
GeItef unlbaSbar. IS fam NIT Der ppnletn
auto 0tnits ie:ts, no man Mtbbsbsesu OSeT
. 6merss Epart' reer MT
4rtere, Dipttserte bSisrt pale,
lhlinuem pnlltn, 2%elerte't
Gau.u- 6eiif, unierletbSs,
4unsen., Gebers II. Nttrsu- gntslrbuus,
rber nit Salsbrauue, Sals:nt3anouna,
@edisliiebsr cees NIT %9tenlalate,
Gcsfptb, Svbn-. S~h.eni1msritu,
ODER nit NenoenaBtt,
&ldsnihmer5 8bsuutattsrtnh
DurdDfal. sbpiera Wprbue,
gtu6r, 8~ranbpuneeh
Ssudi6dosu, Sraui9sn u.
seslaat In. Ole gnpenbuus BON q aewdp's
R abpfeIt pirb DID bon eieltn CLOVER
hen In Der ,9limmitsn Scrnl binnen eihtserl efunoea
furtren.
Rbeumott6mus. Dp.,,s f6n1sribatte
ll.bd bat ben sei@idttlten geriten y: pel'eeiehsa
M,tteln 8tttost. 80 1T an, Shwitr'5lter' 81 o:eaa.
eeln; a6er u a g &taop &eltet bat
rpop itets tent 4e,c.nptn ipfprtise GTls,dtsrunt psr'
fdafl nuo tn alien fallen pon atitei'. enttunou@eM
| coer ~nerpbltnt Stbenmausn,us ethe tanelhoe peauns
bcmirat (gst hrcniidem WbehmatgSmus u. 0lmt
puie o. abpap's Ueintsnnss:Soru
has ipaeuornte Renppattn Gticioent'
r.psn benz Rsabp &eltsf sebtapat werosa.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

SIN Sabre 1S49 tlrtite " a B aye &ea6p
RtIte 6ter 10 coo bon aItattiter Sbplera beiaae-
rsr prlrner uno eurd ietne tsHl5sitige sum.neuna
ais 8prtelse = Httttsl pureen lbsr etne Diiulpu
Msniditn alrstilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
Bel aaeu 5roguiitea ut babeu.
W1eis: SO SIS. pro Slalbe.
Or. c5cbn Haotpap 8 SoniY-s
Mr. 81, NatDen Gane, 9tsw'yprf.
fms.,rIcN


(Utari1,1S)
". sipclaW 4 GDmp.,
sosrtfaatea Don @derS.rdiblt ahen u. Vte'
iumep, 3aater uah Smpprtenre enu Sar'
Ken. II. ReiheS dmereier, &eualpHauaen
10 I. TO-,
rp,s aatin sc asent,a ~ ben fahlt@en Staatsx
ssN4patsre"s sufamtaeu6eseefe
gsjneibes n. WG1usafd4tue.
5bir lenten bic aufm.r'iaulFett Dor saI'cpHtSen
q bee mil Sleht btrabrle n'en1artuSeltste sia-
dine, @A lit ole seite I'M @eb!aude tetrolt1e9 aao-
redn n. Wai6ine. aSaS ctirfs, @'nfa4pe'i II: Saler-
~baitta'ei aneerift, rpirb Ht bon fs'nsr Walbtne
~oerielteu GIa e III elem &anbt upettroF
Sud, ba5rr l,.r aets auf eaSer: ben ,nianntense'
egicn e:{e..rn e d. nItter MI eeleHpotteti
pferte.Darfen aut %Jtasetn; pen SrsPA
essen, sSatten Stoppter oser 8@9"
!eier; Srei1. u Wttnt8unassWa@
i6iuen, bon Itelssu in oepesuns se'est, Oret9"
II. 9trpbjan,mel- OF ai9tutn; Y ftSs
u. Oetn.gs lbIsn; 8etn.@ rtilen3
Tie6t; Batien. &ttIen (Driqs, sam . .en)
rtt u;tb pbEe guasc 0. lorridi Jung: Rlesiamsn'
Aammitr. ieItausbrttter paaleis
itue,et., suttsrldnstce- u. ISabln,ai"; men; e,leERe
selbpaisen: Erct unlsen . ,9s,otaaer +; slantasen.
yr,esmlb en-; Su:urotr-s, rblrn u g!roamsteri
triad. glepfl5s; @SSen; su taoatoren Hushaas
TAR ilat U. Y7aNgineu II I. 10,
mir aalantren, e.b ole nniere artttel tue 3ufrte'
N. StueIatr & G NJ T.,
INN Rr. 50 eiahtsr Ssitints E nh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

gT e d. TEL
tt ane sanrtpiase geutt&lans's, fssie aut aarts.
icnosn une Gmdersam tn aaea Hetsassn n. Sitt;n
g%esrBbtr ebHtnser
Hrr 20, 6hb-ebarIesEry
(gaJ. arsppe boo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

Oeut5doe TcuersS crTacrun8sS
@egenfc6nff eGm SaitCnsrc-
GfFce: rcronsiuite @de bon SCnfb. II. FcmFornfr''
I'M Z. Stct. Ter ~n1OrmsgS' II. Wit hautS' SanL"'
Sin. ana in 9ontorStrase.
E15- Sur bic Nptiesn MIN tttre Seren'
nuna oem0dt. ~5sa
Gt'ie rsus Geifait ali lit iest fsrfit S:En1erlnoi7
one gft cs0eu Beirut, oter &daScu euth Aerer NJ"
c,aeuiunsbnl,u. ga be N'tIen Der e9'i;uidGtt nm
in rem taubrn ron tter $50 fa'' Ont!bythtncs r.rtSe'
eitraer 9attimo, eS ]beinSer, 70 IL c9S osuiiNs ~
ttium Us,cuStrs e%iu0,iaceu b,cicm IL unfrer " Tie
puf Ger ~icltc,nen gaiit bcsrinceteu llnt;rne9nhen enc
Te.itt trurJ,i a9ibpet,au'n.
QrGlceut; Obs. Rebcr;
8,ec.Qrd'.: 5stnr. y trans.
StrtftBreui
Sctept Nupp'rt HuBu'i S5!a9nsp
@urpr ReibfitteI etryt (9tlltl
Gitcro Roit TlteGr 2pcbr
Geb Slater Retcr gGl5
,niitoel ypinirner 8 Sar'ab
6ranl Auper efnit w uuil9' .
tr ssjftpr Slnusrnrpcr III g(Oent rb;ost @eicls
lbait, (NtS251O
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fpinr 1N ~Nenfa,Rfafhe

tpirb bas SpIiem ee9ep plB.Ilfe Nrtdue
~spiteniShtr NIB anfiedsnper Srantpetteu
itiiten nco mshr uebeE betien. ole neun
mon bunbsst DpnaiS Iile atbere Wesots
;lEn ebes drsttite B1ese
au$ciett,
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Sisrn.an,a Ieue ShSesSiehGEuns.%s
Erfs.ifdlGft Yy.i NJ etaSgyTTT.

@~icrnaaniG : ieuee SAseEittHSENM"
EefsnTd)aft 9y!t NJ et@SGfrf.
a.,e &gfm.staa,is,i bss ]o5aiio.eu j:t@iAt:is r IL
iaa. bcipnoU : cuff ;bIgs. i'tt %atrtn sit' -tIols e.
h,sct, II. I'll aUatutelftH ha.r9"IIt3 t~gfrs'isae' rCd rs
Geyg.a trRtGS- 81, ?i-i4aii 5.agsltsfl. &.ss U.s. L
saviteI Der Ssisc @0ft Setia Isl ttt get
g5&a 9sSG1
nab st b;tnbil 81 ~ais5rScr, tti ,srs tSuf te%
AE5 .t5dstst
IN DC. 5.,bta Der Se,c,t"af;.
ps'aacn. bic na!cy GnnsanbG.sn Seb'nGuus:a "a
ftthnn. I'gs7b s3e!Gtr art, EseRret, NsrhtilItr q
~ ue.HHcrr DIai5leH, n,trb:u ~.!Gebsat crfasS5:. ls
hem Easnisa Der I;tIsl!Gj-tE IN 5aitr7a-s.
u. tstats;,
sStrma a 4 ~Halsr
Sr. 10, GecSrbtrGEt,
g~eacG@beI bea1 t~5F1ultsr
ssrsuiprsSsu ;ith u,hsrr B~sbjlMuuetN stntrltsts,
subpfSt Baritone, %c..ee+t
Sob 6. a ) t., S+tt
S]eftrtnBen / n &~alItmD2t!
III Eranus q Go 2lrr,9!l Z 20
Enlntaaa, 5inr!ds & so Gpl lolls:rs q
- " Gta15ur8 Gail . NJ
&c I.bsll e. GG esbribsr Gb9'fSsr
(WiTeMIte)
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Nit rs caboeS %eAer 1.crfIbes
xun9SsS pmbGanie opnSj~alstn:eEe'
GfcDGGsS !IaBep
utt6u stm Sr.amtG
sic II. lest beet, alle rteL Gestahh
RBksJr y. 8 II m a II II & = VI aateg ID
Der Elabt oter auf BEN 1trot, eut els scar OCT
tutttrt FcSmiue ~ Oe'sTc'urt,en.
TtrtftOrturi
GhpS. c srep, BrahbtSi.
EerrpGr EhtitGIs Suinn GouI
Err& &tatt, Eeier AtpAsh'
FGem. &bitrthEs S'2.G Arrest
@sn, ktrGet9, Z. r' patofp
eisSi. 1pior, sGn,tF carer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24
-v=xs,,tsssry Istd,.t6 lar G npatiterst mt
HkTHHSst5EasiskFk G~aetienne!
Grlparnie ppn 3stt @tsb u, @HSfetnen8
buth bic
,&atttmcrs,SEts s@tfest5ahu",

hulY uut' ~F'"'t ~ N,'NF
lber perttrBburS urb vi artetta ober
S|erpcrt Bbccltna u. eolnmbus.
Die - a!timpres Ohio e ierbobn" bteiet btut eiers
ser Bubli.lm be 9.oRien 9rrite'le IN Ss,u8 au'
Stutare t, s,sauemlidt s / Sidubett glntllid'Cit l..
Q dbnb.it Der a~tensts'n ioeat lie BON fen T antei7
@abu IN cieitm tanof ubelirg fen nib. Niele s1or
BEN at'aut idea Mieere uusseteFb, lit sl.eie aus
secetni;it tie I'm E. ate'6.ett1 AIR ~ 81. t%iTisltc u.
idr,uit. unS eater bic bintgItt I,rtc tur bic aeiitH'
ttr nud brn 0sicn, bic Aldt sstleblsn 'raIeiL ie iu
ctnlsen.
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SoGn u, Owens. pobl Der bette
Darfeter Don @haratNrsn FER risoeren
8omit auf hcr amerifantlhen gubne,
frat in Rem gprf btsie Wche gum $50.
mate ais ,Sptpn Sbtnate" duf.
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W,eusr.G atitrrurs hcF @oiitTrre rad
E;-riruntt.

llcter SartsrSprr9 bS3 Wesuei'.
, genDppo II Nbsefine ..........s3d
Sarr,sburs Ii. p'ttsbur9 ........ $50
9urd BE Marteit1s gluie .............. 5S5
enc gripagn,b an ter Gntfernnns bon lib
0urd, b.. G~p,uubus 2tuie ............ 500
etue Sripa,ntb an oer Gnitsrnnns ron 65
Setienee. mid. be Baltimore. Sbtr.5iisnbabn"
b%truptr, Ieseu Die Reiie III Ia Gage sulud II. tahr,n
in QBosei,, Die auf eas hlstbrqueEiie II. nit seppI
fcrien Sibtn enNeri diet liub,
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ytOrOs amcritanttder
&IpGb.

S.sSs &lOsO.
aS.r. Sreateu fsEamf'id'htafrt
3niiten
see.p 8 9gDrf u7b FSrenteii b.a
Gs!De5.
SGnere, Td.rt wu6 tur ant bret BatalSlet1lane"
comic Itab'e eirRCrt1tcie u, ost"Sehpet rVft9s"S
~ ~ It e.. Cart. VI q. SONts,,, u.u,
30c0 Eon 1900 BiuSe:tatt ,.'.'.:';,H 40 "s'''
n9titern MttroPolts"' m.,
$500 - 1000 @ibfr ....;' i,.. ~ -'"'
vi atlantic. Cart. y SNNet' =,
.8oIttc," Ga;t. ". o.. SontS ..'''.'. Ia. S""
Wbauug8ta8.bpn Bremsna n,i
,Gt(onttt e., .......,.... .........''' w. I Mt
Fp. n. Inn.
.erttsfpn". Gsit,vs'tj9 tnao8irD.:..'. q q g mt
~ attic w" ~ 6, junt
RaNa0t.Dretie
spn yter. 0O,f mad, Bremen. Tpnspr' 9asre
NIB SrulGempton.
,obtbar In Crib chez beieu @e.ib in Taptsr9eIei
." UiEe Glints ...........".....'StO5.Go
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

Cine an3abt permpBeROsr Burger in
Rem. @lbanY, Sns., buben etne @e'
fGlhaft CUR 5abritattcn BON wpasnsn
T,uten aCbtlcpt
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ie ,,MarslanS Sire 5ufnrGnce
~ .s.s,c,.N aor, ll,tstns-o

Gompanp pou 8altimore"
fat tbr Siirsau ~perlauiie ned Ter
McrtWel.@ds BON SeeOnpfr. u. 1rtpc'
lett's s!let,
tist r.ten bent reaen N'armnrzSct6uSe, Der po't
ee3eniibet,
pertt9t.
Sicie Gomrasnie ttitst ein bebeatsnb,S eapital.
oeriibert aie Sorten Giaertbunt in Der S!aet II. oht
benz Qanoe, oera(isturrt Goufm0nrssntt II, I. I. au'
Gin iabr cber ri,,ere iSrlit Az 9initeeu 8ebInBundtI
uno tteg. a9f @erlanssn I'm III erwahreR6 8 IL,
tigeYolt WH aus.
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R Heab1 Helte
r.. Il. 4.

SaS SSelt : 1lutDerial 8 Stilmit;tI
til
Ndbnae'S 8eobD Meitef,
bic bill mite mo beta Mrstntt.
ttE Samilten anf BEN Gtoeatltlo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

Slater berger, Elm foteos
lti6er MrisEer" in Stptt Counts, Mfou'
ri, welder cS niht NIT isinem @erpllsn
vcreinbarru tpnnts, ben ppn ben 8aStta'
len acknowledgement Sstete Su l@ettter, II
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BEN Gio Ortattet ~ babsn, cine Erdlunss-
Geremppte porgcnpmren tatte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-04-24

Die erlte yptpeuuns, wt.y. SrDper's
beAtfte Spsrnsefeafdatt IN
Der ,@eapemp Of Wuic" tn Msp' grrt
aab, mar febr ihpah beiuat; man
pt.s pem umtanp ~, bab Pie Staet'
babn p.s.n res Mustanpes Der 3uts
lher tbre Jabrtsn etnfelen mubte.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-12
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIZ
REMEMBER, THAT THIS BITTERS IS NOT
ALCOHOLIC.
CONTAINS, NO RUM OR WHISKY, AND
CANNOT MAKE DRUNKARDS.

BUT IT Is THE BEST TONIC IN TIE WORLD.
READ WHO SAYS so.
From the Rev. Levi q. Beck, Pastor of the Bap-
fist Church, PembertOn, N. j.. formerly of the
North Baptist Church, Philadelphia, at present
Pastor of the Baptist Church, Chester Pa
have known HOOhand's German Bitters favor
ably for a number of years. | have used them in
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their effects, that | induced to recommend
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fact and calling the attention of those afflicted
with the diseases for which they are recommended,
to these BitteTs, knowing from experience thatmy
recommendation will be sustained. do this more
cheerfuly as HOOfand's Bitters is intended to ben
eft the afflicted, and is mot a rum drink,
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES,
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May ll.-SENATE.-Grimcs pre-
scented Joint resolutions of the Iowa Legislature
for the establishment of National Beaurea of Ed
ucation Ordered to lie on the table.
BY motion of Anthony it was resolved, that
when the Senate adjourned to-day it adjourned
TO meet on Monday next.
Conpess offered resolution instructing the
Committee onPrinting to report on the expedien-
cy of providing against the suppression or altera-
ton of speeches in the Globe, which at request
was laid over.
Grimes called up joint resolutions TO carry into
immediate effect the better organization of the
Pay Department Of the Navy, which provides as
follows:
That for the purpose Of carrying out the pro-
vision, of an act to provide for the better organl-
ration of the Pay Department of the Navy, with
the least delay possible, the President Of the
United States !. thereby authorized to wave ex-
animation of such officers in the Pay Department
OF the Navy as are on duty abroad, and cannot
atpresent be examined as required by law; Pro-
oriicd such examinations as are practicable upon
return of officers of the United States, and no
officer found TO be disqualified shall &c receive
tho promotion contemplated in the act herein re-
| ferrod 10
4aa be II further resolred That the Secretary OF
the Navy be and he is hereby authorized to return
mr. 10 appoint, under the existing laws and regu-
Iations such volunteer officers in the Navy as the
exigcuieiet Of the service require until their
services can be supplied by graduates Of the naval
academies.
Mr.. Grimes offered an amendment when was
adopted; That hereafter naval Instructors shall
/ be staff officers Of the navy; the resolution as
! amended was passed.
Monday next was on motion. set apart Tor th'
consideration of bills and reports from committee
on Invalid Pensions.
Mr.. Morgan presented memorial IRON ih'
| citizens Of New York. asking Congress to insur'
the burial of the remains Of Union soldiers SIN
| exnosel on the battle field Of Shiloh
Mr. Chandler called up the joint resolution Z"
rreyon, the introduction Of cholera into III
United States The question was upon the amend
meut of Mr.. Edwards. in regard to the establish
ment of quarantine by the Secretaries OF war
Navy and Treasury, providing that they may d
40 instead Of that they shall.
Mr.. SIMMER moved to amend 50 as to make
road Il shall be the duty Of the Secretaries
Waraud the Treasury. under the direction oil IN
President. to adopt and enforce system Of guar
! antine, &c.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-12
prnfostnr Mr.. Seward.
FROM NEW YORK.
Arrival of Head Centre StePhens-Hts
ReccpfiOu by the brotherhood.

Reception by the brotherhood.
NEW YoRK. Nay 1l.-Stephens, Head Centre of
Fenianism, who arrived here yesterday, was met
on his arrival by a committee of n Fenian Broth
prbood and by thousands Of Irishmen, who were
anxiousIy waiting for his arrival. lie proceeded
from the wharf to the Metropolitan Hotel. fol-
lowed by the crowd where he will remain for the
nrescnt. Mr.. Stephens remained in his room con-
yersing with the committee and receiving the
calls of such friends as he choose to meet. In
familiar conversation with the reporters of the
press, Mr. Stephens gave few hints OF the OBJ
oct of his mission, and confidently asserts that
tho Irish army would fight on their own soil ere
the expiratiOn of the present year. The Commit,
tee Of Arrangements expect the Common Council
to give Mr.. Stephens a reception. There VIII also
be a grand dem onstration at Jones Wood, when
the Head Centre will fully explain the object OF
his mission to this country.
Mr.. stephens was serenaded by the goth regi-
ment. Col. O'Mahony arrived at his hotel about
midnight. Mr.. Stephens made short address,
NOT lasting over ten minutes. The manner
of his delivery is so slow and so naudl-
bic AS to be scarcely heard. lie SAID that
he did not belong to any party. but camo
here to unite all the Irish people, and ne
would let no one be accused till he was fairly tired
and found guilty Daily expressions had been
doing great deal of harm to the cause ana ne
advised the sensible minded Fenians to refrain
from such ahabit He said he came here by IN
yitation. and he should keep quiet for a time ana
when the commission now appointed to inquire
into the matters of the Irish Republic had made
their report, then he would have something TO
say. After expressing thanks for the serenade'
and other demonstrations. he continued his re-
marks by saying that the people of Ireland were
prepared for long time, but they had been DIS
appointed in not receiving support before this.
KIIIian Issues a War Bulletin.
Mr.. B. Doran Killian has issued a war bulletin
to the Brotherhood, in which he states that he
has made no report of his action heretofore, be-
couse the public should not know everything con-
nected with war purposes until the action pro-
posed was defeated or successful; but he proceeds
TO state that his enterprise the Eastern border
is only temporarily baked, not defeated. llecon-
cludes by stating that he and Mr.. O'Mahony are
on the best of terms, and not enemies as public