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Thu New Hampshire Democracy.

Our special telegram from Concord,
N. H., published yesterday, gave a full
and interesting account of the proceed.
ings of the Democratic State Conven-
ton there. The rout of the radical Re-
publicans in the late elections infused
extraordinary vigor into the Democrats
of the Granite State. They came up to
the Convention with strong delegations
from all sections and full Of joy.
There was rather a stormy time be-
tween the friends of rival candidates
for the nomination for Governor, but
after the question was decided by John
G. Sinclair being nominated there was
general harmony. In the platform
adopted there is much of the old material
Of Democratic conventions, which we
have seen many times before, about car
dinal doctrines, constitutional principles,
etc. This is all very well, and what con-
ventions of all parties proclaim. But
while the resolutions are of this general
and usual character, we must say several
of them deserve special notice for their
force and direetness. Take the following
for example;
Resolred That the Congressional plan
of reconstruction is, as confessed by its
trainers, wholly outside the Constitution
and revolutionary usurpation, and that
the attempt by Congress to establish the
practical supremacy of the negro race is
a most atrocious crime against the prin-
ciples Of republican government and the
civilization Of the age, and deserves the
severe aud indignant denunciation Of
every true American citizen.
Resolred, That the bitter fruits of
legislation outside of the constitution are
seen in the practical disruption of the
Union, and decentralization Of the public
conscience, the stsgnation Of all legiti-
mate business, depreciation Of the public
credit, the enormous and still increasing
burdens of taxation, and the grave
apprehensions of business men aud
statesmen that still greater calamilies
are impending ever the country.
This is good ground to work upon, aud
IL the Democrats of New Hampshire
fight vigorously on this line there is
every reason 20 believe they will carry
the State. They must throw overheard
all the lightweight Of copperheadism and
be fully up to the living issues OF the
day. In fact, with good management on
the part Of the Democrats, they may
carry next year every Northern State
except, perhaps, Massachusetts and Yer.
mont The tide Of reaction against the
radical Republican party has set in and
promises to sweep it out Of power. The
Democrats have a fine opportunity il
they use il rightly.-Eeir York Herald
SIX inches Of snow fell at aud 10 the
vicinity Of Springfield, Mass. on the 18th,
aud bad the effect to delay the railroad
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nay Some of the veracious corr0pon.

n6y- Some of the veracious corrospon'
dents have sacrificed tons of foolscap
and barrels of ink in speculaiions about
the political "opinions of an incom'
prehensible gentleman named Grant
No two have yet agreed, and whether
the General is Radical, Conservative, OF
in delightful state of Betwoenity, re-
mains in the womb of the future. In
contemplating Gen. Grants " opinions
we are recalled to Mr.. Merdle, in
Dickens Little Dorrit" Mr.. Merdle'
the London banker, was supposed 10
possess wealth whose extent rivaleg the
treasures Of Monte Christie. Midas'like'
everything he touched turned to gold
He was the wonder of the London world,
and as his carriage flashed by resplen'
dent With gold and silver mounting
passers paused to gaze upon the won
derful man. That's him there he
goes" could be heard on all sides; and
the marvel increased thousand fold
when it became known to those who
approached Dives that scarcely an intel
lipible utterance could be extorted from
him. Intellectually he seemed even
below commonplace. Aud how as
Mr. Merdle to day p mouthed obsequious
worshippers of the Golden Calf I'm
tolerable we'll; I'm all right; I'm well as
| usually am I'm well enough for me r
was all Midas could summon spirit to
reply, while shrinking into his chair
Then there was more marvel. The
Golden Jugernaut seemed very willing;
vet the World Frustrated itself in the dust
as he passed along, and thousands eagerly
listened for his oracular utterances. his
idiotic, stumbling, halfformed sentences
passed from lip to lip, more precious
than mines of sparkling diamonds. One
day London was shaken from center to
The dazzling Merdle
comet shot athwart the sky, shedding
CHASTITY flare, and went down forever
The wonderful Merdle died by his own
hand. And then it became revealed that
the Idol, the Golden Cali, the great Mer-
die, was simply the most gigantic Hum
bug of the sgel Why contemplating
Grants "opinions recalls Merdle we
shall not attempt to say; yet there may
be some SO dsloyal as to ascribe such
train of thought to memorable analogy.
Thisis dreadful. What are we coming to?
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WASHINGTON.

New York, November 2l.--A Wash.
ington special says Secretary Seward has
purchased province in the island of
Borneo, with spacious harbor and good
anchorage. Also that there is good
reason for believing that the Alabama
claims are about to be amicably adjusted.
Each government will recede somewhat
from its original position.
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The Vote in ELECTORAL college.

Asis usual after the fall elections pre-
ceding the Presidential campaign, politi.
cal newspapers are figuring the probable
result of next election. There can be no
objection to such display of rudimentql
mathematical talent, and we propose to
join in the effort The electoral college,
exclusive of the excised ten Southern
States, will have two hundred and fifty
votes. We classify them as follows:
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, November 2O.-The cleo.
ton to-day was perfectly quiet, mostly
confined to the negroes. Accounts from
the interior represent the whites every
where declining 10 participate in the
election. A State appropriation bill
will soon be issued by General Candy.
1t provides literally for the Judiciary,
the penitentiary and State institutions.
The State tex bill will appear the same
time
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peA. 1t is yet involved in doubt how
the election for reconstruction in Mis-.
sissippi has gone. The Convention may
be defeated by failure to cast majority
of the registered votes. But the proba-
bility is there will be Convention,
when the only hope will be to defeat the
Constitution which may be adopted by
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, November 2Q-Gen. Pope
has ordered the reconstruction conven-
ton to meet at-Atlanta on the 9th of
December.
The county Conservative Convention
will meet at Macon on the Sd of Decem.
her
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THos. BENNETT, JR.
NEW YoRK. November ID. 1867.

j. Merritt, Esq. President S. W. +. and Cot.
Press Co., ST. Louis, Mo-,
DEAR STA: We are to-day in receipt of the
FIRST lot Of Cotton compressed by you at Gin
cinnati, consigned to us. 1t is in the very best
order. When all our shippers learn the bene-
fits Of COMPRISING. they will no doubt very
generally patronize you. Shippers hence to
Liverpool to-day get frcights a penny less on
account Of its being compressed. Less mend
iag and picking is generally needed. and IL
loses less by plucking or stealing en- route, and
freights on all routes are less Of course. We
advise our correspondents 10 compress their
CottOns, and we trust you will reduce your
charges so low that all will be induced 70 pat
rOnize you.
Very truly yours, d. P. BAKER 4 CO.,
Commission Merchants, No. DO Pearl street
Hanover SQuare)
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
THE NEWS.

Our, noon dispatches furnish some particn-
lars about the elections in North and South
Carolina.
Chicago enjoyed prize fight yesterday.
General Mower, at New Orleans Issued an
order yesterday removing number oil civ'l
officers, charged with being impediments 70
reconstruction. The State convention Will
convene on Saturday.
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WAMsUTrA MILLs, NEW BEDFORD,
Novamkar 1qt 1897

]. Merritt, ESQ.,, President S. W. Freight and
Cotton Press Co.. st. Louis, Mo-:
To-day We are in receipt Of one hundred
bales of Cotton by your line, in three cars.
Have received up to this time 266 bales. The
Cotton has come in admirable order. Manu-
facturers will soon find out that it is for their
interest to have their Cotton come North by
river and rail from Memphis. IL l do any
thing in New Orleans this year. I think | will
try shipping up the river to Memphis, and con-
sign il TO yeur Company 10 forward to us. 1t
can then be compressed the same as though
bought in Memphis, and will, without doubt.
reach us in better order and less loss than If it
came by vessel from New Orleans to New Y ork
or Boston.
Respectfully. TH0S. BENNETT, JR.
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Urea STEAH CorroS MILLs, I
IfIoA, N. Y. November Is, '67. I

J. Merritt, Esq., Pres't South Western Frt. and
Cotton Press Co.. St. Louis. No.,
DEaR Sra; We have received and are now
receiving Cotton from Memphis BY your line.
and as i comes 70 hand 50 promptly and in such
perfect order. / consider our acknowledge
ments II the fact, although unsolicited, your
due. We have taken Cotton into our Mil on
the eighth day after shipment from Memphis,
the same having been compressed and shipped
BY other lines, BY which We have received Cot
ton heretofore, has been from sixteen 10 twenty
days. We have never received our Cotton in
such good order before.
Very respectfully,
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, November 2l.-The fight
between Bussey of ST. Louis and Duffy
of Chicago, occurred yesterday. One
hundred and thirty.fve rounds were
fought in one hour and forty.6ve min.
ntes. Bussey was victorious.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest TO Noon To-day.
NEW YORK.
Gold ana cotton Roports.

Special to the Public LEDGER.l
NEw YoRK, November a. IL m.
Gold opened at 1894, at IL am. was at
1898, and is now at 1898. Cotton dull
and COMMUNICATIONS UNCHANGED.
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SALTY salt!' salt .

1000 SACKS OF SALT tsIirhtly asmagedD
OOOO ior sale. cheap, al the UNDER
WRITER'S WAREHOUSE. sonsr Of Prone
=1ie and Market strsctL 55-sl
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TuE heirs Of Aneke Jams, who claim
the Trinity church property, met IN con-
vention at Poughkeepsie, New York, on
the 18th inst There were two hundred
men and women present
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nsEEN VIcroRlA. it is reported, is at
last coming out OF her long retirement
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King Theodore cut the throais Of 1000
Of bis troops for wishing to desert
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FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
u of Trust, to me executed by Jno, scott and
John D. Armour. on the twenty-ntth gay OF
October, eighteen hundred and slKty-nNe, 10
secure the payment OF certain promlssory
note therein described, and WHICH Deed is re-
corded in the Registers Office OF Shelby county
in Record Book 81, Sart /, pages ~, lb5 and
ia shall proceed TO sell 70 the highest and
hest bidder. for cash, on the premises in the
sity ~ Memphis, Monday, December p, 1851,
Sf,v..,, abe hours Of 10 and Y o'clock, the fol-
- inS described property, viz; Part OF original
~ ,,,etS, iof four hundred and ninety-siX $3.50,
is;,,- At 4 point four hundred and seventy
q ". Fst as easf Of the intersection Of Lau-
aerisie and Madison streets; thence running
wet on the line Of Madis?n street thirty feet
ts0,. thence r unning north one hundred and
J; ~, fIf0 feet 10 an alley, which runs between
Madison and Court streets, parallel with each
tbcnce running east thirty l5Ql feet on the line
III said alley: thence rrnning south one hun
drod and Cd0l feet, 20 the place o. beginning
being the west half lot number iixty-four t0i.
The TILE 10 the above property il supposed
10 be good but viii convey only e. Trustee.
p. II. DAVE.
Menphi.. Nov. Il. lseI. e2a
NrOTTCg-TO ny FRIENDs,-HAV1NG
n retained from iis country. / viii resume
ny practice. aEA ssn be found AZ my residence
NO. - WkSHINTON STREET,
al All hours Of the day and niEht.
q NARY RDLEMAN. .
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DEMOCRATIC.

1 fOlSEs We ao
DEMOCRATIC.
Califsrnia"....... Conn cticut"........,. 6
Delaware...-........ Kentucky..."....... .....1l
MaIyland....'.."...." New jersey.
Illinois-...... ........-l6 Indiana.
| Minnesota..-....... 4 Missouri...............lI
Nevada................. 8 Nebraska.... ...,..,.
0hiO...........- ......H Oregon. ."..,"..-...- 8
West Virginia......,- 5 Coorado.~.............3
Total"."...,",".""."..."". ".,.........,lS0
REPUBLICAN.
Iowa~....,.-.....".... 8 Kansas see. ......... 3
Michigan. ...... ......... Now Hampshire..... 5
Rhode Isand........ Tennessee...... ........ 10
Vermont.".-.."...".. 8 Wisconsin.............. s
rotal................. .. 70
Democratic majority. lilo
Add to the Radical list the ten South
ern negro voting States, thus:
Alabama. ............... s Arkansas~.."........
Elorida..'''''''''"''.'' Georgla....::'. '''s''''
North Carolina..... 9 South Carolina......, 6
Texas--.....".~."e...,. Virginia,-"w..""...l0
~
Democratic ma jOrity in electoral college..... DO
1t is reasonably safe to rely on these
fgures--in our judgment--upou the
momentous issues before the people,
whoever may be the standard bearer of
the Democratic party. The issues are
greenbacks VS.. bondholders, excessive
tariff for protection of New England
monopolists vs. free trade, easy taxes
for revenue, and white men VS.. negro
suffrage. Upon these questions, with
Seymour, or Pendleton, or any one, the
Democracy must succeed.
1t may be observed that the margin is
sufficiently broad to allow state of
two classes in the Democratic column to
be substracted. In our opinion all we
have set down there can be carried. Let
the Democracy study these figures and
determine that our prediction shall
become history. Illinois State Register
THE latest news from Abyssinia de-
velops King Theodore in q still more
blood-thirsty aspect He had made an
expedition to the small Island of Metrata
in the Lake of Tana, and put every
inhahitant to death by fire; then he
made trip to flag, hourishing town N
Foggara, seized 1900 peasants, placed
them in five large houses and burned
them alive. 1t is said there is now not
single man, woman or child alive between
Debia Tabor and Emfras, on the borders
Of Dember. In the camp his Majesty
has been pursuing the same game.
Having heard that 1000 Of his troops
wished to desert, be had thea surrounded
by the others and their throats cut like
cattle, the mothers, wives, children and
nearest relatives Of the men being pis-
toled by the soldiery. Two hundred
and ninety FIVE chiefs Of districts have
had their hands and feet cut of and
have been left to starve.
19 Austria, at least so far as her
army is concerned, is putting on her best
behavior. Foul language is no longer to
be addressed by superiors to interiors.
Everybody is 10 be polite to everybody.
An Imperial decree directs that officers
are to address common soldiers as you"
and not as "thou;" the latter formula,
in Austria, indicating either excessive
intimacy or contempt Superiors ad-
dressing inferior officers, sub-oticers and
soldiers, are also in future to add to their
names the title Of their rank.
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SIX inches Of snow fell at aud IN the
vicinity Of Springfield, Mass. on the 18th,
aud bad the effect to delay the railroad
trains.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-14
8cleDuc 0artcn.

Die bette beutfAe 3sttuu9 in Nmertfa+
. e bette Dsutf@e 3eituna in Mmerifa.
Die bette beutfbe 3citmne tn gtmertfa.
Die bette eeutfdbe 3eitnits tn Nmerifa.
Sic bette Neutfbe 3cituue in Nnncrifa.
Die bette oentfac 3ettune in @merifa.
Die bette beutfAe 3cttuno In Sttnerifa.
Gie1ei6t III es ben beuti9sn eanbpirtbeu, GiSentFiis
mern BON @drten cter plGsen in ben StGbteu uuo BEN
Saus9Sltsrnnen ui9t ansemeiu betunnt, buB in gteip Surt
eine Der beaeu 3eituusen Der g8clt fir ieben 0iaun, jebe
gran NIB ietes 9tnb eri9eint. @iele TauIenbe ba5eu
cit eanseu, bieIes 5curnal er6alten; Diejs nisen, tpeI9e
es bis iest nod ui&t SeIefsn, iinS ~erSsbsnf eriu4t, bas
Gplseube 1u beSeroisen:
Set meBr ais % Sabrsn erf&eint cine b~prstsli9
5eiti&rift in ensIif&sr SprnGs, Der american
Agrioulturist'' telEe niSt afcin fir teb.n eaubs
pirt9, iOubsru aud fir ieOe 6auilie OeeiSuet if. Su 6OlSe
bes srOssn gDsrt5es bieisr 3siti9rift BAT fs cine Circulation
bon mebr ais 10000 Gremplaren errei6t srSser,
ps bic irsenb elmer Gnbern 3eitunS in Der welt!' Der
rGlsricuIturiit1 If iIufrirt NIT berrli&eu unb betebreu
Sen &olsi1nitteE, bic iSbrli4 uebr ais $4,000
rRen uuo $4,000 u1sSr perben ieses 9abr baraui
Serpenbet, cute SelebrunS su fauueGu lub gu bearbeiten.
Das SournaI III sefiiGt nit einfa&er p~rattii&sr, subers
Giiser 8elebruus in alien Departments Der 5Grri',
Garten' Mnb @auSbaIt. 9%Irbeiten, eiEi&liesli& elmer
luterefant.n unb bsls5reuben G6tbsIuns fur bic &noben
unS NraSdbem.
elmer srOseu MsuOe Dsuti@sr na1tcmment, eObeu bic
Ssrauss:tst bes American Agriculturist" Dor att
3eiti&rft beraussussbeu, pel&s ale bic 5nuRratiOnen
unb ale beReu auiiise entbGlt. 4user bieIen BAT bic
Srt bon Ssrrn Grtebrt& 1fan@, Gsnatrr BON
0iifOuri, wsI@r Elm prattH&er ~eantpirtb unS GBinssr
f unO benz Obfbnu, &C., cinen srOssn GBsil feiaer 3eit
nub GrfaBrurs wioutst. SOmit ent9Gtt bic beati9e aus
sate Mot oGeia ane bic pertbUOIhen artitel Der eusIt'
iden 4ussa6e, welSe nit 70 srpseu 9ofen fir bas 1latt
seI9rieben merben, ~ionbern AUD NOD bic S~ebiesenen ar=
tifel in BEN ~ipesienen Departeucnt. Grcsbem Uirb beie
beutIGe Gussabe an Gbcnnsnten fir MIR $l.50 pr. Sabr
~Seliefert. G1e IusIasen ffr Office, 3aufratipuen unb
6os eOmueIu Der Helsbruus perben bon Der srOben ens-
tii&en GuIase sebedt. Das 8latt III 1ein @etpidt III
5Iter fir tsben Derti9en wsrtb, ipsI6er cine &ntbe
eaub rHer ule6r beiist, nnO far iebsn EamilisuSater, CT
mag saub ba6en Oetr ni4t. Senbet bafiir unb pro-
birt es Elm 9a9r, eS TcbH MT f8 une IUbat IYdb gut.
8ebinsauseu: $l.5O pr. Sa6r, NIT Der Sauuar
Rumuer beSinaenb bier GrempIure fur So; sebn @re'u-
ptare fHr Sl2.
Orange Sub s. Go , Ssrausseber,
6-9 Al Bart Npr, Netp Ycrf.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-14
Observation-Disclosures

@aifengeri6t.- 9cn- Hi6ter Nus
bpun. Gupplee unb 5pffman.
Stmpu Us. SlpB unO 5enrY 81. Mpler
puroen sn gpminitratcren Den Naala6eS bon
Cara 6lcb ernannt.
@ommUn Y1eas @ertGt.- Son.
NiGter Sing.
9icbert s. BcrtleY aeeen 6reO. q. Sang
1be. 8erettS bert6tet. Serpidt gu @uulten
bes Sldgers fir $274.35.
Sbos. q. @atts, NpmtniIrator beS Gas.
S. 8rOmipea sesen Sol. Sarrts. urtbeil gu
@unlten peS 8sfla9ten.
Nnberaumt fir beute BON Nr. 269-294.
Stdbttf6es 8e3trts9eriA t.
Hthter Wleranper.
@a0anbra Chamber ge9en 6enrY @banbler
Ii. a, Detret zen Sertauf BON @runpfu
an Qcmba,b nabe Bacaltr.a Yerfiseno.
Grimtnalsert4@ Son. &t6ter
8ono.
Spbn Steele nit @m. 9ausbltn eemein'
iaaftlt8 u~usetlast, Sau,udia9en TN 0ertbe
Don $25 unO $15 in @elp aus Dem 6aule
bes So6n s. . 9ieia an 6rernont nabe Ser
in9tonfr, 9eltublen gu baden, tpuroe ppr9es
fibrt unO pIaiDirte ni4t l6ulois. st wurbe
proSeiitrt, I6ulotg ::betunben uno mad benz
StaDtsefdnsniB Suridsei6idt tint bort letn
urtbeilsObSuparten. Qau9bltn LIT betanntlt6
perOuitet, na6oem Ct Ieinen Sitrsen i'm Sti4
selalen.
Der 6aQ bes Soon &elY wurpe fir nGas
item WtittpOn anberannt.
NtatbiaS Seipel uno George Seipel, anees
flagt cine s, uantitdt Supfer seltobIen su ba-
BEN, murpen Uprseflbrt unb @eOrse betannte
f4 l6ulpis Ietnen 8ruOer ipra6 er YOn al
ler SGulo fret. 9as @ertAt btclt ben SAD
unter Seratbung.
@m. WcGepen nit @m. St96 an9etlagt,
benz QspnarD Ded Elm Ycrtemunnaies nit IS
9etoblen gu BADEN, puroe prD3eIfrt u. 1hul=
big befunpen. 6i9b mar bereitS fruber lAul'
big bsfunpen unp gu pier Sabren 3uGtbausz
BAIT perurtbeilt purpen.
@pwarb @l6 wurOe pruseiitrt uno 16ulbts
befunpen Der Catherine Sginetemp elm ga
lhenbu6 9eltpblen gu baden.
Der 6aa bes 6snrt @lao9, psl9er tpssen
Wnsrif5 auf Die Boli;ifen Srpins unb Dob.
ION au9etla9t mar, puroe bis gum Sreitas
periAoben.
@iltam @anlp, SamsS. @anIsY, Is Wte
Naap unb SObn Gnselbaro, ansetlast an oer
@albin9tOn 9anrlraBe einen Dtebfabl Be-
sansen 81 baben, rpurOen tn 6Ol9e etnes Sa=
beas Corpus 8eieblS pOreefubrt unp sabeu
ieoer $1,000 Sir9I6aft fur tbr @rideineu
pCr Dem BeSirte9ert6t bon Ann NrunpeI
County.
Das @eridt 9ertaste F4 Bis beute @Or.
den.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-14
Observation-Disclosures.

SIM e. f 3 wet 8 e wuroe eine Petitton
BON Daniel g8ef II. !. porgelegt, nm Bailt'
run9 etnerS rDtnan5, tas 3erltSren, 8elGmu3'
sem unb llsbertle6en BON Mnldlu9S3etteln NIT
20-$25 gu befrafen.
SIR. 6erclO legte cine getttipn BON George
Strsb u. a. opr, gegen paS Sci uA 80. SOlfsr
unt Gin Buuprioile9iun protelttrenD.
SIR. 9tcbtnIpn teri9tete mebrere Srbis
nan5en Elm, Die Gunneairung veri6ierener
@traBen bstrefenO ; ale 1uf ben Slid ses
leet.
Der &eI@luB, @alfern NSenue BON Central
Npenue bis Nnnlfr: gu repdriren, purpe punt
sweiten 3wets etu9elttdt unO a%nsenOmmen.
Ser 8eIaIub, cine @aSlaterne an @arOen
unb Wloiter Str. su crrtAten, paltrte.
Die 8ei6Iiiit, Dem Sctn 8lcr9am GIT.
1853 NOrtb 6tatitr. nno Dem SODn q. 9Ope,
glr. 81 Nurp GOenltr, gentle Sauprioileslen
gu ertbsilen paiiirten.
SIR. 6erplO rief Den 8eldlub auf bic Sreuz
aund BON Canton Npenue uno Wclfe1tr. In
auten 3utanD gu oerleben, lcpte bic Canton
Ipeuue bon 8pnotr. BIS 8roaDtpaY s1 repa=
riren ; a%ngenommen.
SauprtOtle9ten tpuroett ter1er DEM george
greuntne CIR. 25 @annpnltr uno Dem s. 8.
Minni6 Nr. 214 @srmanitr. ertbetlt..
Serta9un9.
SIM ! wetten3weig purbe bic Sro
binuna welGe cine Sefnung unb gr,pctterun9
Der @ermanfr. p%erfit9t, NIT 6 ge9en 3 Stim'
men auf ben Slid gelsgt.
Die 8eIhlife, DENT st. Sbeortd 9tr. 23l
8anffr., @barles 81. Munmunnier Nr. 3
8anflir. uno Spbn q. 9eso Nr. 142 6res
MONTH r. eewi0e SauprtpiIesien gu ertbetIen,
pa0irten.
Der 8el&luB, benz Wrt. Smith gu erlaus
Fen sinen N~bjuesfunal an Der &reu3uS BON
8oYb1r. II. 6Oltns NlsY gu errt&ten, purpe
Serleien uno an9enpmmen.
SIR. NlcPbail rtef Die Srotnan3 auf, betr.
Der NteperretBunS bon @etauren, melde ans
genomme1 tpuroe.
Sertagun9.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-14
9is usberfa,psmtnulraen i'm gst t,n.

81 nctnnatti 10. Wldr;. Cine Dope
19e ne5 Commercial meloet ans 8nproiQe, Dag
Die ueberidpemmun9 In S,nneliee fir 20
Wtq. Dollars S6aoen an9ert6tet bat. Sn
&nprotle muroen iiter 200 YerIonen burt
bic 6lut6 aus ibren 5dulsrn 9etrieben. 8tele
6arnIer baben 6auler, S6euern, WusIaat ia
Nles perIpren.
GatrU, 81, II. WtdrS. gu6e Union
@itY 1T cine Bride Der Wobile S6tO Sa9n
BON Der Slut9 fort9ei6pemmt morDen uno bic
locomotive zines nDrbli6 9sbenpem 3uee8
fubr in Den Slug. DuS @eleile Der Gclum :
bus 8abn lit BON Der 6lutb 1einer Stiben
beraubt II. Serl@iepene 8abnpGmme linp Elm.
geruti&t.
QputSptl1e, II. Wdrs. Seri6ts aus
alien Steilen &entudps ihilOern bic 1lutb
ais Obne 8ergIsi9 NIT friberen 1sberI6wem-
munger.
Ser SbiO ltet9t mod unp Der &esen bausrt
fort.
sBeiteres iibsr Gle llsbsrfdpsmmunsen inn Msfeu.
Ginctnnati, 13. WdrS. 8eridte
pom untsren S9tU mslpen, OaB bic 1eber-
ihwemmung unsebeuren S9aDen anseridbtet
bat. Sin pielen Ste(len smild,en SEEM Nl6anp
uno @panaotls it jtBt Ger Slub 80 Meilen
brett. 9auatbiere linO gu Saulenben ertruns
Ten unb Der Berlult an @etreioe iptrb auf
bunoerttuuienOe Don 8uibeln seiAabt. @anse
6eu- unD 6aferbaufen i6wimmen auf Dem
8aHer. SAT- ale Dampferlanounsen linp
lberI6pemmt.
Der Ort Sbuwneetcwn ftebt fat gan; i'm
@aler. Die 5auler Oes tiefsr ltesenOen
3beile6 BON GOwtn9tpn uuO Cincinnati ftehen
unter @aier.