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Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07
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tilben Sreilen 6riiGen ibr Bebauern
llebr eIaubli9ll iber bic Nbtretuna
per Ofufil6et Deitsungth III gtorbs
Ql1teriEa aus. Sie Musaaben Der Nes
9ierillta ilil bergangetet Sabre blieben
nm 3 1000 e SterIing binter Der
&iAnahiiie aHrii6s Il 4 ga IN IsA
Das Grfdetnea prsitBenfeihOttder
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bFingt bieIa 9lufieben IN syranfrei6 10
tDobb iuie in Seuti6lanO berbor. 8is
iebt lit nod feine GuttporI anf Ole Be-
fAueroen oes preubii9en gommaus
ounten erfol9t uno lpdbreno Der 8ers
6nnolungen uuds bic 8itterFeit auf
beiaensSeiten oes Gbeines
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07
.SflcaraNll. WadnidlteR.
Numfeam beffdtiAt.
sFq. h s@ofslS's ratiOnsbtfebkI

aRa4tS aiago n 5 OsM, 8. alpta.
Oas Budget erfreut lid angemeineu
Seifaaes in Der Yrelle lihO nnter ben
Observation-Disclosures.
9euere 9adridlten beltatiaen Iei5er
oen Sob oss Sr. 2igingfene. @
Ser Baarborratb ins eer 8ant bon
NnslanO BAT nm 11s. 900 YfO. Sterl.
abgenonIluen. sifg.qs. .7Ss,se.
SdS nOrooeutide Yarlament miro lId
am l5.s0s Wfs nertaeelg. e q
Die preubifthe Negierung beablidtiat,
eTae 9trlei9s I bon 30 9liGiOaen 1baler5l
anf;unehnten. ,sesi,5saaA s ~ 4sasses
.3g - IA ssSs4sss
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07

= SRI. GaIIlnsber, Die 5nr 3eit einen
grafli@ n gertbrer bat, fang Iiir3li1 in
ibrea 8enefss cine Die 9rDben6 6tirntbtn
oer Ebtater6anaea perlifirenoe Gouplet.
frppbe eisentr Grseuguns. Dieielbe
lnsstet: as ,s
Dgeitt @&aB IL a 4eber, >
;lfi - g Gang rim bin 1,
lln6 mfifs jebt mebeyt 4,
8iflstebt bfirpt't rv mt.
Gr tbat aass @Sstite
!, ilnb niatt issen S6ritt {.
s aldub' abr allepeii. s
@ttiR 8amilie lsib'ts nit.
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07
Die bentfdbe &pratbe I'd
SSrnufc III

l. i 5fEs "a -
8ei einer neuIihen Debatte iiber Sen
WOlfs nnterridt in Der frans0lilden So !
fesgebenoen 8erlammIung, tam bic 0iebe
auf Die berl6ieoenen, Spraden, bic nod
insliier in einSelner S5eiIen syranfreid,s,
trob Der BemiibnnQeh Der Oteaieruna
bic selamnlte Beb0lferung 3n franS6fis
siren, 9eiprohen lperben. Ser Depus
tilte - Graf SaIIsi gIapareoa fIaats,
has bic frans0life Sprahe nod ilnlller
niht bic al0enleine Sprad)e SSranfreihs
geporoen lei. unb herlanate, Dab mar,
lfraftigere MaBreSelH fir berea 8efbrei.
tnng trtfen nl0oe. Nanenttid fei 0ieies
in ben oenifdjen QanoeSt6eiIen febr nOlb i
wenoig. SIM GIlaB unS in 2otbrinaelt
lerne bic Su9eiio alerbinas in 0en 9das
lue fransoliiA. aber Der MeIiaionsunter.
ridt tueroe IN beutider Sprn@e ertbeilt,
lDts oielelbe aud aIIein in ben 0ainiliea
gere0et luerpe..
Ser WiniIter eripieoerte, oas be 9te !
9ierun9 auf 0iefen untltan6 init beIor.'
oerer gllfmertlmnteit dd)te, uno aIles
tbue, mas in ibreil Rraften itebe, uni
Elm aelninfhtes HeiuItat All eraieIen:
inpeffen Iaile lid) bic beutfthe &prod,e
nan entlld in GliaB ipegea bfs grens !
Derfebres niht eHtfernen; inl sipeitlidben
Sotbrinaen fei es oagesen bsrsits 9eIuns
gen, bielelbe aus3uroften. Die 9Eaae,
lucIAe Der ebrentuertbee Oepnliriihe SER
@raf DOrgebraHt bat, lit nict nen. 9.lo,
ipQhrerIA Der erifen Rebnfufinu ilf{ffI1fe
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07

9ortIanO, Wie., bat lOeben eineH
WqpHsDrlpren 9amenb eecnarD @rus,
iDsEsbsF bic figeni4iiinlitbe SAfaLIe bate,
Der Grfte 80 lein, Der frine StenetH be-
SnbIte, fobnlO Bic Qiiten oen Gteuets
einnebiner iiberaeben lrorDen iuaren.
Die 8ii9sr Oer Isbten 90 Sabre lpeiffn
nah, 0de lHlt a9ndbhle elff6 einaiaeiI
5abree, IN oen SemanO i'm 3uborEalis,
frins Steneti flets bic eEhbeiabIttn
parsil.s 41e sHHE nv9 sN
2 Die @brnmihfn euou Neanptei.
:Durben um 6ie 8eit Des troiaHiid5en
ariegee 6kbnMt nnD babfn Aet0 fiji
eins Der lieben RiIuDer be- g6est aes
gOlten, Der ban Ser ar6bten, 1et
BON heQge foH tssaNeVttanfpHh 9Rnnu
d|5lt lhtsE + .ii6 20A S6hil lana
befGdftfgt bd6en. Nfit nitiern 6er
berbe(lertgn uiiD bermfhrten incidents
ldeM eqlttaea piifDe e0 TOD, ,O0n
Aeg1pter, 0eIeftet bon europaildjen
5n9enieRF6s 0fet S0hre 3nf Bollene
onge peS 4erEee iletmeif ilnb bie co.
lIlsiI s0lIEekl ll. dk 10 9EiIlipnen II
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07
Sin ,sssies gnrrpsat fitr
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osi ositsIIt ieia 4I1sa IaISe,, "1F o0F'aala 0aps
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ten miro bie Ginfihrlfnd Ser nhenoS .
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botanild1er 9faIiIe Boehmer.iia stenaaIIiis &
silna lit. fem 4 sS7Ils ne fss
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woIIeneaIturboIIftan6iaau w
berbtdnaep, an 0eren SteIIe Saitu
bic GiItur Der ManliepfIanae ieIbIt tre !
ten tcite, Oa Die @ortbeiIe, tueIde Ste
Iebtere bietet, miu0eiterS sehnfah arf;
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bon BauntjuoIIe ersiebft per6en f6ns
men. ~ .s S., !, 4 81 & '1.ls' 6 s.
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borener @teierndrter, Der friiber St.
reftor bes tanopirtbf@aftIiben Sniti /.
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Zen, iOtldler fid oas Berbient sripor !
BEN Die 8fan3e aus 6erca ,meitentles :
ssiler 2einatb i'm inoit8en Sceait in
groBeren SlnantILafeH aus slsfubren nno
Es ~ Noro Mmerlta nno jnar IN
Wlegifo an5npailer. .s,e
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Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07


banlit ia nit iib 1elbft in gSioerlpruh,
il6eri iie ). 9. in Sdleslpig oas od.
nilAe unD in RoIen bic polniide 9prabe
in Sduk iiinimt,
EE Die 8erb1ltniiIs Der Gumber<
Elnn0 BaileD 8erliberunas ,@eieGShaft
/ fn0 nunnttbr 70 bollfdnoig bInsaeIeat,
oaB aud ni6t Der eerinaite 3meifel
iibrig bleibt baran, ba6 ods ,,@onceruhs
SdiuifIoel mar. llniere 3eler wer0en
| iid erinneril, onB BEL benz aroBen
Uranec, @fe Geoar uno gberrp, SER
0fObtrt BfitlniilIer 1000 Dollars bers
lor, bic in lentf GeleIllAait berlidlert
iparen; lerner onB Die SfIee Der @taatss
| deiung ourd QIusr6ulten il. +. h. einen
Sbaoen bon etpa 200 sDoIlars ertitt;
Iunler Materiat mar ebemfalls IN DerfeI :
ben @efeliboftsperiidert. 0amaIs be-
riefsn mir cine 8erlnmftllinQ alIer oers
ieHiaen, bic VDiicenl Der @nmbeylario
8aIeD in Ddfoen battef, unD es ipuroe
Der Seld)lub gefabt, Da es f@on ba,uals
in Den Angen Der Meiiten flaE ipar, bab
Setiuas falsl ipar int Staate Ddneinart~ ,
bic sSeleaf6aft SGni Ginl01en Der pos
lieen fOtpObI dis aud snr BesabInng
oeS Standardization Serlaites burta
8etretMng bes NcHtsueaeS III sluinQen.
- Gs fellte fid5 6agnaIs id)on heraus
Dap Die gefeaf6afts mem. ni9t 'inlol !,
bent, 10 bod Aiiautoriilrt mar, Oa oas
oorlhrlItsmaBiae NepoIt BON 1000 D
SolIatS beifti tSoutpfroIier nidt binttr 4
/ leat ipaE. gHie es oter sultl S(oppen
/ am. lpareli 1dinmt[itbe gefteiliofe nis
anfanas 10 fehr oeldlfIesu iIber Sic
| @aAe, anpern &infles aetuorOeu. s,errn
g8eitmiiIIet p,foe, nm bic onSern 9ser :
EfMtrttn sInt SttIllhpeioc,t III bridden.
eiae gut berfiderfe gecte fit Sen ljer :.
| lotener Betrad oe0eben. lpeIolr Sfotr
aud sur 3eit etnosl6if louroe Isln6
0as Spiei bali. Dae allfanos beab.
! AFdfjete oertdjtttdJe NerfahrsI, ,uurbe
i Observation-Disclosures: es murSen in 0IIe,,
l3eitaHQen allber Der nnfrioef,l 1 6tru mir
| berueiQerten runOlpea. ieIHif nid,f oel,er
Deaahinna, irQelto Ieldle Mnseioes coer
lirasn6 iDeIdbers Buif fir bas Gnneert, IN
/ uHfer Hlett III febsnJ aro6s suns i'm
llerirt, bic Datlegfen, ME prompt Sts Sc.
lfeafhnft &errii gDeitmlatr befrieDiai
bate, nn6 Die 1ruien GimpeI i,ahmen
oas fur banre Wllnse on unO be,otIte,l
d sapig lire @erliGerunae sGebiihrsft fort.
SDtr iDarnten iinfsre SSreatioe; a6er Bic
AReifteu cerfelbcn b6rten Mat duf ans.
ylur 2DeHtge onber iiHe annMIlirten ibrs
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07
DsHtltbe 0erelns RalssiIIe's.
Surners8 s8erein

Eurners 9Serein
eesranset: Is. DetOber 1854
seitsiiessrsobl; 80.
graer sprs ber: gsas. slesiOn. sfsssss
ssSliss s4sI. isgs,rifDat.: 9 ssssi:s Ssss sasaas.
Srass eisliStbstar: s. sSais sd,sss Soma.
Sfpeiter Gttiaing. ,f gss gsg
9riier Iurnpart: appel
Yneiter 9Uuis 54ilmemaAit.
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sssss sgsisss sfsns'''F sSs1s SsSTs sIs'ss sisTis
sgeriammIunssIOsat 1aEnss oGas. CITE @ss
Ser Ssrsia bat sihn,chs asens TX asr Is,us
pSs1silitI-9ssr @a&a.t ssss. 9,s ssss
G4iisem sg5erein.
- GeariiHoet: Sannar fs66.
Srlfer S9aseHaleIites. y. settp. eA
8Ss',ss 8eSssa.i,.r: s 5 sSsSSs,s sSSs sss-
sscfe'df; aoss stssan.s t9 RS
8 Sadion 3oae SO Ill
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{ sssrstds S05s aitisr
splI Aa9ef.
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9lc- % ilnienisrabss m m
81. 8. y
sliir0ras 9oge so. los. Dtatfdle Ote.
sSelloipe m
@eeriifeets NpriI 1858.
pbermetjIer:s 6. ssisSnseits \.
nnsexmeitsr: Z. Aaussr.
s sss:i sasseiIses: r !. ssSssss SsSsr. asja
Die aess nerIammslt I'D ieben RonneElka Mpene
Dbl 6eaoiD's 1dl.
yalainicni6es 2o9e go. 45, 3. 8. 8. %
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gyotOislsreriSer ssfretaf 8. gRssr.saaa.
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atnllants1sssit sOIep5 asas.
H8arsea U. 69marj.
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Deuftder neutrality-suspicious..
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sks.ssrslssen'; g. :as.istsssssssr,
l. gssrstar: SSfses SSAnis
Bsriaianshlne isSen fisen ggsnlaa Ses sssnat.
/ S3tuei5er lliaterftiibllnasoefelr
@esrAnset: aaafis5
ss Rielieoersabl: 50.
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i Bersmpilansen: akcsEnfli9 ein aRai.
Gpnc0roia.
| (Gurefa un0 9b1lia bereiaini
geertubet: 4, 0eesm6aF iaS5
Il NifalieheraahI. 30,
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n Der 9erein ueKfamMelt t9 InE@entliA5 DN4nFf a
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1utberilihe @eueiIthe.
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Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07

Mal Dienifae it i'm Plus Feanngs !.
8aaalte Elm riefenbafter Spie9A bon
ne lin Meter S5be aiieefsnluien. Der :
Hielbe lpurDe auf eiiem iedsraAerieeH
B @aaen uno bon feds 9feroea traass :
pprtirt. elr yqsE
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07
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GrbaIte1 sloibbige am 3. Qlpril
1867 bon 8. Nleb 8iuei 9nnoeFt unb
Bier uno BierSi9 Dollars un6 70
iSents, iDeI9er 8etrag gum BeIten Der
Mrmet bon beuti9en Bir9ern burH
cine nm q, Mfdrs segebene @oriieIlun0
erboben fporben mar.
81. Sbompfon,
fiir Oas Ggefutib e cniite.
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07

RATES OF ADvERTIslEG
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07
DAILY AND WEEKLY u
TENNESSEE STATS ZEITUNG
rERNs oF sunscRIPrIoN

DAILY, psr year. ll ,s1s 90
WEEKLY, per Year. r......<.......-.....ss 90
Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07

So 8rsuBifAe GiienbabubriiGen ntiii<
len iebt nit SanInteri1 lsnr 9lufnabn1e
bon Yllper in ben 9feilern berasffeIlt
lDeroeit, I'm Msielben i'm slotbfalle in
bic qpft 81 fpFfnsen, !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-07

THE WORKING PEoPLE.-The Cigar Makers
Fourth National Con vention, it is announced
is now in session in Buffalo, there beng dele
gates present from every State In the Union.
The majority Of these delegates are said to ia
vor the eieht-honr system, and the convention:
1t is added, will issue an appeal to Congress to
modify or repeal the present internal REVENGE
tax on cigars. The New York State Carpsn-
ters' and Joiners' Convention Is also holding
Its annual session at Buffalo, twenty. fl We dele.
gates being present from various local unions.
1t is announced that the boiler makers in fha
sharon lPa } iron works, having refused to
work with boiler makers who have recently
immigrated from Belgium, were discharged on
Saturday last In London, there is reported
to be great distress among certain classes OF
printers, and the London Star says the dearth
OF employ ment among letter-press printers Is
quite unprecedented, causing tears of great
misery being entalled upon their families It
is computed that there are about fl We thous and
men employed in the typographical branch of
the printing business in London, of whom at
least one fourth are now, and have been for
the last TWO months, almost wholly unem-
ployed, while another fourth are enlv working
about bali time. The great bulk of the unem
ployed printers are reported 10 be totally desti.
tute, and the lack of employment, it is thought.
will continue for some time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-07
FOREIGN NEWS,

BEnLrN, Sept. 6.-Hon. john A. Kas.ou. OF
Iowa, who represents the United States, is AT
prese Mt negotiating with the Prussian Gov
erfment Tor the establishment OF pos 81
treaty similar TO that Just con cluded between
GREAT Britain and the United States.
CARLsRuhE, Sept. 6.-The Grand Duke
Frederic William made speech ~ the open
ing OF he Baden Diet in this city yes erdav
He took strong ground in favor of the union of
Baden with The States of North Germany.
MADRID, Sept 6.-Strict orders have been
iesued 10 the proper authorities al all the ports
OF Spain requiring vessels hatline from, the
United States TO be subjected to a rigid quar-
antine.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-M Moustier. the Minister
OF Foreign Affairs, has issued a circular in re-
gard to the conference recently held al sails
burg. He states that the meeting of the soye
reigns was merely one OF coincidence over ma
fate of the Archduke MaximiIian. There wss
q general interchange of views on the si,ua
tion Of European politics, but no alliance or
combination was planned by the emperors as
has been stated.
PARIS, Sept. 6-Evening-It is stated ,ha.
M Drouyn De Lhuys will soon re-enter he
French Cabinet. 1t is thought be will take NJ
Monsters place in the foreign ONCE.
LONDON. Sept 6.-Recent reports received
from Alexandria seem to discredit the repor,s
OF the release Of the English captives In Aoys-
sinia. In the meantime preparations for The
expedition TO Abyssinia are progressing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-07
Camp Meeting Correspondence

IJAMsvILLB CAMP, Sept 6.-ln nv last I
gave you the report OF the meeting up TO the
conclusion Of the communion services on Wed.
nesday morning On Wednesday afternoon,
Rev. J. +. Ockerman preached appropriately
and with fine effect from Luke, 1914 In the
evening, Rev. w. M. Osborn preached from
Luke. l4;ls. At the evening prayer meetine
On Tnursday morning, Rev. J. Benson
Akers preached with fine effect from Hebrews,
1914.
In the afternoon, Rev. Thomas X. Slicer
preached from John, 1890 In the evening,
on the "0reat Salvation" from Hebrews, 2:3
Tbs was the concluding sermon Of the camp.
Ine congregation present numbered probably
LOCO persons.
est and power. Last night was one oftremen-
dous power. The meeting was continued
with unusual power and energy all night.
About O'Clock the colored people marched in
procession around the ground, singing 'sThe
Old Ship ofZion.'' here is something strange
~ inspiring in this old sacred lyric, as well as
In the singing Of these dusky children Of Ham
The scene at nigh, On camp ground may be
imagined by those who have witnessed any
thing OF the ktnd, but is not easily described.
At O'Clock a. m. the colored people organized
another march around the gronnd, which was
admirably executed.
Alto O'Clock a. m. the people were called to-
pether at the stand for the closing exercises
Rev. James Curns addressed the ne " converts
most appropriately and affection ately. Mr..
William High, from your city, then related his
christian experience with telling effect. After
the reception OF the young converts as proba-
TONERS in the church, the meeting was dis
missed with the doxology and benediction.
The camp meeting was a decided success.
The influence exercised at the camp was most
powerful and salutary; upwards Of thirty per-
order was maintained undisturbed until the
close.-BGN. american. J. 3. A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-07
TELEGRAMS. &c.

In the Burrell claim-for furnishing troops
to 6al the quota of Boston during the war-of
nearly one million dollars, which was tried In
United States Circuit Court in that city, Judge
had no right to assess money to pay the claim,
and instructed the jury TO return q verdict
adverse to the plaintiff, which they did.
Accounts from various portions OF Missis.
sippi represent that the cotton worm has made
lis Appearance, but SO far the cotton has sus-
tanned but little damage. The crop is repre-.
sented "a unprecedented IN that State. The
new crop Of cotton is coming into market very
slow.
special dispatch # ON Montreal report as
serious riot among the Irish At Grifintown.
A great many were wounded, and three so
badly beaten that it is not certain whether they
are dead or alive.
The affairs of the Farmers and Citizens Ma.
tional Bank, of Brooklyn, N. Y, were yester.
day placed In the hands Of a receiver. Bill
holders are of course secured, and no doubt de-
positors also.
Two cases OF yellow fever have! been sent to
Dawn, lately from Tampico. No cases origi.
mating in the city have been reported.
A dinner was given in Charleston yesterday
evening by the staff and other officers Of Gen.
Slckles' command to that officer. Gen. Candy
and staff were the nvited guests.
A fire broke out In Baltimore yesterday
evening at Jacksons k Nelson's coal oil re-
fnery, and extended to the American .Compa-
ny's refinery. Loss $4,000. ..- -5.-
The rowing match on the Hudson, at New
burg, N. Y, between Hamill and Brown has
been postponed until this morning, owing to
rough weather yesterday.
A dispatch from Poughkeepse. N. states
that one of the officers Of the First National
Bank of Kingston failed for S2oO,OOO, and the
bank losses $70,UO0.
Great preparations are making tor the fair
which opens next week at Sacramento, Cali.
fornia. Native silk and cotton fabrics will be
exhibited
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE ANTIRTAM MON.
UMBNT CEREMONIES The committee of cere-
monies at the dedication OF the Antietam ma.
tional monument have completed all their ar.
rangements for laying the corner stone of the
monument on the 18th of September Presi-
dent johnson ana the Cabinet will be present,
and the Governors and stats of the foilowing
States Maine, Rhode Island, Connecticut.
Massachusetts, New York. Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Ohio. and West Virginia. These
have responded that they would be present,
and others are expected, also, the Mayor and
Common Council OF Chicogo and other cities,
and number Of regiments from various
States, among them Colonel Peter Lyle's regi.
ment OF Philadelphia. An address will be
made by Ex-Governor Bradford. Ample ar
ranRements have been made by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company for the accom- oda.
tion Of visitors. The Presidential tram will
leave here at q. M. and special train with
the Governors and star will leave Baltimore
at $50 9. m Other trainr, for visitors, will
leave Baltimore at 30, Z, and g. Tickets are
sold at reduced rates for the round trip from
New York, Philadelphia, and the Western
cities. The order Of the procession will be
published on Monday.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

FOR BALT1MoRB.-Trains leave daily, except
Sunday, at Zoo and 7:45 m. and 1918, 200, $50,
and s:45 p. m. On Sunday, at 7:45 q. NJ, and $50
and SAB p m.
at Zoo a. ~, and 200 and s:45 p NJ Sunday, at 7As
Q. m, and 4:3O and s45 p. m.
FoR Way STATIONS South OF ANNAPOLIS JUNO
T1oN-6:l5 and 200 a. M, and 2:oO and 43s p. m.
For ANNAPoLIs.-7:o0 g. M, and l:3O p. m. No
train on Sunday.
cept Sunday, at 7:4s a. m, and 4:so and s45 p. m.
On Sunday, at 4a0 and s:45 p. m. only, connecting
at Relay House with Western trains.
Philadelphia and New York Through Line.
For NEW YORK, without change of cars.-Leave
daily except Sunday, at 7:45 and l2:l5 and 100
p. m. On Sunday, at TOO p m. only. Sleeping cars
on p m. train.
7:45 m, and l2l5, AGO. and zoo p. m. On Sunday,
att p. m only.
Great Pennsylvan,a Route.
For THE NORTHWEST, SouTH AND SOUTHWEST
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio depot at 745 .. M
and 430 and 8:45 p. N.
Steamboat Travel.
For RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
T he steamers of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
line leave Seventh street wharf daily, except Sun
days, at q. N and p. m. On Sundays at g. M
only.
For ALExANpR1A.-Steamers leave Seventh
street wharf every hour from q. m. until p. m d,
daily.
For MOUNT VERNoN.-The steamer Wawasset
leaves Seventh street wharf Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings of each week at 10 O'Clock
returning at 81 p. m.
For BALTIMORE AND Potomac RIVER LAND
ISGs.-The steamer Columbia leaves Riley q wharf
foot Of Eleventh street. every Wednesday morning
at O'Clock.
PoroMAc TRANSPORTATION LINE FOR BALr1.
MORE AND Potomac River LANDINGs.-Steamers
leave Sixth street wharf at q. m. on Wednes-
days and Saturdays.
For THE EASTERN SHoRE.-Tke steamer Hi
Livingston, elegant boat leaves her pier, oppo-
site No. ITO Light street wharf, Baltimore, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at p. m, fer
Easton Point, Double Mills, Oxford, Clora's Point
Wallach's Wharf, Cambridge, Hughlett's Wharf,
Cabin Creek, Medford's Wharf, and Lloyd's Land
ing