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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-09-07
J. B. LEWIS,
wuoJ ,EsALE AND RETAIL
z-e IlH DEALER IN 40 r T
,c CuaES AMI HATS


z IlH DEALER IN go r aI91
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS,
rorm,rly Corner of Teras and Spring
strsets, has removed to Nos Ieras
street, has old stand, AI
xx7here will be presented to the
w public, the largest and best
assorted stock ever offered in this city,
consisting of every variety and style Of
LADIES' SHOES so.r
Ladies Fine and Heavy Shoes
yarying in price from ST so to Sc
GENTLEMEN's BOOTS.
Gsptlemen's fine and heavy Boots
from $5 to $l5. aaago5ear ag9il,s -
Gardeners Shoes-of every de-
scriptlon-in prices from 81 to SO. Z
MISSES BOOTS AND SHOES.
Misses Boots and shoes OF every
style and price. Il .T.s7 @
Bows and Youth's Boots and Shoes.
Bows and Youths Boot and shoes
of all descriptions and prices.
CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES
Chillren's Boots and shoes-ln end
less variety--and prices to suit. Also
:" "A-@--a IS.
or every description-with prices te
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-09-07
Dr. y. H. Gsoces.,

Having permanently located in Bellevue,
IA offers his professional services to the
surrounding community. He can be found
at his ofRce, atall hours, unless professional
ly engaged. y5n44
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RSCh'd W. Turner,

A ttorney at Law. Bellevue, La.
IN Will practice in the parishes of
Bossier, Caddo and DeSoto. All bust
ness entrusted to him will receive
prompt and energetic attention. IL
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-09-07
#. w. Fort,

A ttorney and Counselor at Law.
IN Bellevue, Bossier parish, La.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-09-07

Ss
~ An old farmer in the yicini-
ty of Lynehburg, Va, has had a.
standing bet for thirty years with
one of his neighbors that it would
rain there on the first Saturday
in August of each year. Out Of
the thirty, the first farmer has
won twenty seven times. sie
STRICT PRINCIPLEs.-A man
who had married a Jewess shortly
afterwards joined the temperance
society, and never dared to kiss
his wife from that day, because
he considered himself prohibited
by the pledge, from meddling with
Jeac-lips. .nrfaa egi8 oa1 "a
,U "Ma,' said an inqtiisitive
little girl, twill rich and poor folks
live together when, they go to;
Heaven p Eyes, dear, they will
all be alike there" "Then, ma,
why don't rich and poor Christians,
associate together here!" The,
mother did not answer. s ar,ps
% Mr.. Smith went home drunk,
went to bed, and lest his breath
should betray him, turned hisface
from his wife, when she said, 'syou,
need not turn over, for you're
drunk clear through s-o safry
~ There are occasions in life,
when we feel as if a thick curtain
had fallen on all its interest and
romance, and shut us out from all
save dull endurance forevermore.n
E# 4rs.5 - E4H f0f ng
! ~ Hans, who is a judge of
morals as well as money, says that
"being dender. to anothnr mans
wife is not legal dender no more,
as bickled pears bees sour kraut.n
/ +S@ --N%
| u When Jemima went to
school she was asked why the
noun ..bacheloro was singular.
Because she replied, '.it is so
very singular that they don't get
married.n s4,t j.,
20 A young lady, while on her
way to be married, was run over
and killed. A confirmed old maid
savagely remarked: "She has
!. avoided a more lingering and hor
rible destiny 6.t.iaf
tH1.a
- A German, afflicted with q
bad wife, told his friend, s'she vas
tronk all te tay Saturday night,
e and all te night Sunday morning,
: and l vos so Wild that ! kick the
e stairs right down her.
- ---2&.-
, D Ladies walk on their toes at
IL, their heels at 80, and on their
: whole feet at 45. At each period
: they exhibit a uniform capacity to
walk into somebody's purse for
support. A 2z s. l.oii n r.
% "Young man, do you be
! lieve in a futurestatew E.In course
= / duz; and what's more, | intend
!, to enter it as soon as Betsey gets
her things ready" s.+ sreitfg
10 Large numbers of Sun
known" men having been fount
in the waters of New York, tn,
Gazette suggests that they shoulC
register their names before com
mitting suicide. aft 1s adam
= 70 The great blessings of man
! kind are within us, and withil
e our reach, but we shut our eye
and like people In the dark, W
] fall fnrI nnon tIia very thing "
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-16

worthy of further notice; and then
punching each other again in tho face,
fell once more to slocp.
AS wo jog on toward spring, each
hour of tho six months darkness
grows Iittlo longer, and soalts little
moro color from tho blood, and taIlos
little moro Eom tho elasticity of the
step, and ds a little moro to the
heightened face, and checks, little by
little, tho cheerful laugh and merry
jest that came from tho hold and cab
in; and, without being willing to con.
fess it openly, yet wo arc all forced to
acknowledge to ourselves that tho
enemy does now and then got the
better of US, and that VIC have often
to renew the resolution. The imoon
light comes and goes again, and the
night glistcns clear and cold over the
white landscape; and memory re-
turns unbiddcn, TO other days that
arc fled and gone; VIC miss, in tho
sparkling air and tho still hour of the
winter night, the jingling bells, and
tho sleigh which will always hold one
more, and the waysidc inn, and the
smoking supper that "mino host"
serves up, and the cracking blaze Of
country logs; and then, when We for
get the moon and tho snow, and the
frost, and recall the summer and the
sunshine, VIC rem clnbcr that "tho seat
in the shade Of the hawthorn bush" is
far away.-Dr. Xuycs' Open polar
Sea.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-16
ABBEVILLE

date than has been supposed, that
their day and generation must be
brought lower down, and not that tho
human period must be pushed further
back. Troyon says in his work,
s'Lct it bo well understood, thcn, that
tho stone ago, tho relics Of which arc
discovered in tho lakes and in tho
graves IS recognized in this work as
subsequent to tho Mosaic delugo."
1t Is gratifying TO find the indcpcn.
ent researches Of scientific men reach.
ing such conclusions, and we can well
afford TO wait for scientific fog TO blow
away. We have no sympathy with
those who fear that modern science
will overthrow the teachings of the
Bible. The Bible can stand tho test
and will not fall. Let investigation
DO pressed in every conceivable dircc-
tion, tho moro tho better; truth will
ultimately triumph,
"The eternal years of God nre here )"
science will be found to harmonizc
with Gods written word, and skep-
tics and false theorists will be uttclly
confuundcd in tho result Of their own
studies, for they will find that after
all, they have been unconsciously and
nnintcntioEalIy working for his glory
for the establishment Of his truth,
the progress Of his cause. 1t is con.
stan'ly happening that wo are aston
ishcd by some discovery, some theory
by which the Bible and mans rcla-
liuns to his Creator arc to be set
aside as absurditics, but thus far thoy
have all come to nought, and Gods
word still stands. We welcome,
therefore, every Investigation into the
hidden things Of nature, although wo
feel that there is u limit to human
study and curiosity, and that often
times it will be found that ellis ways
are past finding out."-C Coug and Rec.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-16

MANAGEMENT OF GRAPE VINES
VIC would here remind those who are
growing grapes, that this is the proper
season TO lay down long branches tor
producing future plants, as has Lccn
80 ottcn recommended in this PAPER
laiscd !: number Of these last season,
and was surprised 1T tho vigpr Of the
plants thus grown, and the c.oso mat
Of fbrous roots. Without any desire
to spoil tho trade, l must say that you
seldom get such plants out of a nur.
sery rs you can raise yourself. Pin q
long branch down into a shallow
trench, and when all the buds have
made growth of several inches,
gradually fill the trench up with earth,
checking, by pinching, any disposition
OF some shoots to outgrow tho others.
agree with B. Il. J. in thinking
that we initiate European practice too
closely in cu!tivating the grape. Els
pcciaIly do we plant too near, and thin
and prano altogether TOO much. Wo
don't make allowance enough for the
difference in the climate. Hero VIC
must lave shade and plenty of foli-
age to maintain healthy equilibrium
with the root ; thore it may not be Of
80 much importance. l always Ieavc
three times rs much wood US the
books direct, and if tho crop of fruit
is too heavy, thin it out Twenty
years ago We could easily grow grapes
by planting at the foot Of large trees,
and allowing the vines to run all over
them. A friend grow great quantities
OF Catawba and Isabellas in this way
and yearly got two barrels TO tho yin,
of what then thought was tho finest
and choicest fruit l evor saw. These
vines arc long since dead, winter-kil-
Cd. Now we are obliged to cover our
plants every winter with earth, oven
as far south as St.. Louis, and are
lucky if we get seven or eight pounds
of fruit whore wo once got fully ono
hundred pounds with much greater
case. Even with these drawbacks,
growing the grape is the most profit
ablo branch of Agriculture that we
hQvo, and tor more than hundred
miles on tho Mississippi river banks,
it is the most certain crop that is
raiscd.-B. T., Country Gent.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-16

In the midst of stormy discus.
sion q gentleman rose to settle the
matter in dispute. Waving his hand
majestically over tho excited dispu-
tants, he began "Gentleman, oil l
want is common sense." "Exactly,"
Jerrold interrupted, that is precisely
what you wantp' Tho discussion
was lost in the burst Of laughter. /
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-08-16
HOW OLD WE ARE

The theory, or discovery, rs tho
claim now stands, is being vigorously
pushed that man is a veritable "anli-
que" Ho lived not only thousands,
but hundreds Of thousands cf years
ago, and so Of course, the Bible mar
rativc crumbles in utter ruins in fact,
everything built upon a Scriptural
undcrpiuning totlcrs and falls. A
sad state of things truly. TO bc sure
we might suppose that the great &c
illogical opocils, such as tho glacial
period, the times when sundry un-
couth amin; Is Of announcement sizo
might have rendered human llfo ra-
thcr problcmaticaI, when vegetation
was little too rahk for easy or
hcallhful digestion, when mud and
water were 100 deep even for long
topped boots, (and Goodyear did not
live at that carly date), when heat
put matters generally into II melting
mood, when all things mundane wero
cooking in a geological porridge, that
these would sadly Interfere with hu-
man life on the globe but our en-
thusias,ic antiquaries skip such lit
tic itoms as of no consequence.
The famous Swiss lakc-d wcllines
have furnished excellent capital for
thoso theorists. The dwellings are
truly remarkable, and from their po-
sition, character, and surroundings, ,
it is doubtless correct to ascrbe TO
them great antiquity, but tho great
question is, do they belong to what
arc called "pre- historic" times; does
their existence prove concIusivcly
that man lived long boiorc tho com.
monty received record? Very plaus-
ible arguments were carly brought
forward in support Of this theory,
and for Il timo tho advocates had it
all their own way. But the tide Of
evidence is turning, and the latest
and most accurate investigation tend
in other directions.
The London Quarterly, in q recent
number, sums up tho main issues pre-
sented by the facts contained in the
most recent and reliable works on
this interesting subject. Tho conclu-
sions reached are briefly these. Who.
ever these lake.dwcllers were, they
continued to occupy their settlements
in times which are strickIy historical,
and these settlements were perma-
mont. They arc not all of the same
era, and the arbitrary and unscientific
theory of a stone, bronze and an
iron ago, following each other in the
construction of these buildings, and
in the knowledge and attaInments of
the Inhabitants, is clearly refutod.
But the most important conclusion
reached is that there is no scientific
compulsion which insists upon q very
enormous antiquity for the lake.dwel.
lings. Man and mammals nay have
co-existed, but if they did, there is
another explanation of the phenome-
non than that which carries man back
into the din past a hundred thousand
years. A more scientific solution is
that the mammals are of moro recent
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-30
&beater.

Nm Wontag MsnO miro in Oct Turm-
botle cine 8crItslun9 gum Geitsn beS
oeutIten BaiIenbauies geseben, ipu6et cuBer
Iahtteen S6auiptelern etntse tulentpUue Dt-
ttttantsn mitwirFen. BUR NufIbrung fommt
pGOra, Die SoHter bss GIanSsrS", SAauIpiel
in 5 Atten, nebit einsm GOripisl. Da e8 einem
moblttati9ea 3pefe Gilt. 70 folte jsper &unR-
freunp, uberbaupt SsDer, benz es Die gerbdlt'
ni6e %crIauben, Die Surnbale am Wontag
Nbsno beIuGen.
Sn Der GCncurbta wiIo am MOnta9
Nbenp gum sriten Nlale pMarje pun Webicj
ODER Die Huge &Untsin" seaeben.
Nn nG6itsn Wittrpp1 Nbenb ftnbet In BET
@OneOrbia ole 8enefsSOl ltrGlung fir Mapdmt
Weaubert, rte beliebte @elan95ioutrette bic.
Ier 8ibns Ratt. Ste Dame bat su bicler
@orIteQung Elm @tid gstp1blt, in nrI6em IL
BET tbrem lsbten 0ultipiel in Nerp 9Jort Gu-
rore maGte. namli6 ,SrpteuS In Der Inter
melt" mulifalllhe 8urlesie YOn SffenbaA.
lin bteie8 Bier na9elneue Stid 9eb6rtB por'
6uli6rea, lino neue Oetordtipnen unD RUita=
me be14oft wOrpen, II. auf cine sebGrt9e @it.
fnotrung ipurbe elei6fallS bic grSBte Sorss
falt perpenret. Sri. emma 6eluann ptrb
aus 6reunplAaft fit bic 8enei3iantin NIT
pirfen.
5eute beginnt In Der GOncpreta Der Ser
tuuf pom reierSirten StBsn fir pieie 8prtel'
lung.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-30
MISUNDERSTANDING

St1bttI6es 8e3trt89eriAt.-
Nthter Wlsranper.
!9enrY Sames seseu Die @bsneSer @irican
Wet6pot1su Stride an Wontgcmerp, nabe
6anUpertr. Mntrae, $660.02 fir 9jefsrIh8
BON 81umatertal gu ~erlan9sn.
Waiien9eri6t. - 0on- NI6ter Iu'
buun, SUPPLE uno 9pfman.
Gpa &cnraot murDe sue NOmInifratprin
peS Na9laHrs pom SCbn .. @Onrant ernannt.
Ser. st. Otfrtft 0eri6t.-6pn.
Ni6ter 0tleS.
8ran; lllterpaSn sr an9etlaet, Die Hecenue'
itempsl auf 9assrbterfGfer ntht DerniAtet gu
baben, wurOs l6ulOts bsfunOen. Sn benz
Sale bss George 8ausrnI3miot warps Der
Mntras auf Ginbaltuag Oes lrtbeils inter
8sratbung sebalten,
MleranDsr !0dnna, oer Snaenieur oes Oam>
piers Gu6a, wslAer a~nsetlaSt 1T, ben Matro'
ZEN Watrid Stuff miB61nOeIt jr BADEN, CAB
$1,000 8irglGaft fur lein Griaeinen I'M
pro3sB,
Griminalgeriat. - Son. at3ter
Bono.
NnOrew Smit6, anesfln9t, nit Qeur9 Glarf
aenisiniAaftliA otrlNiepene Oistit1ele i'm
6ouit0n 60rie bs9angsn 3a baben, wuros
prc,slNrt uno frriaeiprcGsn.
Orr puliieiteamtt &pnlro Nitnell, ipslhsr
Den jau9en @blrlea 0lrlsY i'm Diepit aui Der
Stra5e g'l6oisn bate, wnroe gu $25 @lo.
ltrale uno l Nloaat @tfausnib5ait oerur'
tbeilt.
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30

Wu6rtSt pirb fietinit g39e6eu, rns III Zen beri&ietes
men Y~rectniter tee gGdrps ter GtaSt Baltimore ON
Wttttrp@, Zen jsbnten Gag i'm Gprit 1867, eiue
gBabl berunfaItet Mrs, an ces hur6 bGS @eiet pcrgsz
iGrtebenen gIdsen au5 in Der te;eiGneteA l3;it, no iebe
geripu, tie t~eretbtist 1T, fir Delesaten Der Staat8-@e~
~iesSetung 81 'pdbeu, User bic Trags sur @eruiung elmer
Contention abfimnen ISG. H1 cine neue Contribution uub
3tseieruaSsferm fir Ten StAat 5i psrfafeu nnb 5fpar lnits
teIit ber sei4rie5eueu Uber eeorudten ggerte rGir cine
Convention" pSer rseeen cine &onpentipn", unb III terz
iel6en 3eit uEs Srt icIen beingte Gt:mrt1eNer Il be II
OeGegatea bon iebeu 2eaistatur=G thrift Der Statt
8altlnlore 81 bellgter @onbentipu e~ltpl6leu, in 1lebcreia~
hinrmuns nit beh 9tasgeaelu. irelfe in Der @eiessatte
(anssnpmneU III Der 9auuar=S itnrg Ger @eiee 3ebuns,
seip. am 20. Didrs 1867 oetroffeH pureeH. tetiteIt {:
u@ine Wife. um fir bic Gutse8ennaBme bsr DleiHuus res
@ctfs tieies States 81 i1rgea. be;usti6 Gineeruiung
elmer Contention, iI cine ueue Gonfitption uab 01eDie
%rungsforH iI ~oerfaiien nnh bie E~iit5lieber fNr tieieIee 81
berufen.
gta&ritt tpirb ferner ssSesen, Rag Bic girser en- se5ne
ten Gag iri grril 1857 at ben Surt bas @eits Sprge-
Fhriebenen gl0seu Hnb in Ser cfen Eeiei@Heten 3sit iiber
bic Grd9e fir ed5 2aufan Der Sta6ts g~ifeubaba am
Gpuutag %atftimmeil nnb 5uar m!ttels rec GeI1riaberen
cher G%eorudten Rcrte rGir bas 2aufsn ser Cars am
Sonnta8" rbgr n@eleH r0S 2apfsH Der Cars am Conn
tag, gem6B elmer Cite. betiteit Sine Gftc, nm fir bas
9aufen Der Cars om SpuntAg az iorgen &C. 9sa6 hieisr
ute icaeu bic Ssablrtdter tie stinnien seuau S1tlen
uuo eeHr @lerf ter SEpeyirr gpurt ter Etact Baltimore
~tberSeben, pet6sr binusu se6n 9agen na3 Der GGabl benz
Gcucerneur bic senare 3abt ter GtiHnlen pSir" pSer
,,@e9en" fas 9aufeH Der Cars eer Statteiienba6n am
SOnutas an9eben los.
g3 M. + oro
22uIi-lodp Gberiff ter Stabt Baltimore.
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8g5ocal.a sr1chte.
nD~ Die morgtec 0crfamniIune beS
beutfden &cntr0ls ttnipnSocrci15.

Str MAIDEN nod Defenders auf bic betr.
Nnncnce aufmertlam. Gs bnnpeIt fi6 tn Ger
au$gelNrietsnen Usrla miung pisIs5 beip1br-
ten Ysretn8 um BITE GolfsabitiumunN am
Wlittmp6 ibes 8 Sage. llao In risier Solt5.
at(timmun9 gilt sS, iowobl Die wtrfer, wel@t
bas Sabren Der tGotiiHen @tleNbahnra8scrs
an Gpnatag aud fernerttu gu oerainOerr
iu6eu, ais aud Die ltnruheittftcr, pe!de burf,
tGr neutrality-suspicious. reattiCnarg5 Stats
conpentSproistt Bic Gfeutlide &ube un0 bas
f9 RON fri9sren grlhItterun9en fauln eyfI
Ianaium erbplenoe Yef6alt8leteu TfUn ME
Der ltGren molten. on Stimmfa(ten prr0 cas-
frieolihe uaO 9eiesl;&e Mittel NsS @timns
settelS unI&GoliM 3t mndACn. Die N2udsr
ipje bic peniagU9tl4en 6stace pev guteH Oro'
nung EiaD eifrtg an Der Nrbeit uno cesbola
mil0en outb Oieientgsn, wclGe fir reraiinfti=
Sc 6rsibeit unb fir peruIniti9e Srrnun9 0uI
alien @ebteten pe8 9eben5 lInb, li1 tpafeS
raGren, penn Die l6erous 9itnltl9en Gban'
cen, ote li6 t0nen BEL Der jsbi9sa ~io5ialen nur
politilHen @rn2eIatipn bteten, niAt perldsr5
wereen lU1en.
9je 0errcn s IL. 0artell uno 8tlG,
81 a PIP perren ouf pen WuniA be5 S0r'
ltanps Wniprad,eu iiber bic iesise Situaticr
9alten. Sic DISCRIMINATING be9tnut 'raOrsc1
NbenO praci8 s llbr in Der G~entraI9alle.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-30
Snbfftsn5 SfFce bar gSsr. ct. Axn,ee.
Ode Grant urS g3alb rfEpn Cir.
tinter SO I05 gS. 2cdbarbFr.

Snbfftsns Sffce bar g3sr. Gt. AcniGc.
gde Grant mrs @alb ritrn Cir.
binter go l05 IS. 2salbsrbFr.
@altiulprs. aio 20, Nir5 1857.
@srie9elte aBgstcte i'm DppIi'at peroen aHf tieIer
Office bis Wontag, /. april, lstttlgs u l1Sr ~entsesen
%sencmnten, nEi ecS 9. e 5tbffsns DepaStement in
Baltimore, Ve., 81 perteben nit -
10000 99ttaufenb Bfe. meme 2Btnter [clear
ribbeo) Spe6fetten. Dieislben mtfen nurcs
Gus serdubert in. Setner icGen ie in ~beionbern
StteH gut uHo bduer5aft oerpadt nnp lettere an ben
0tGneerH nit srineu Sidetps3ieifen cber Giisn Dee
i6la9sn iein.
$4,000 8tertauienb BIS. primo neHe N eis
BE Ecbnen go &fo pr 8ni5etb gut se6alfea urb
trcdsn, in suten, pc5I angefertiaten Gdfern mil gee
reiiten SGbeU,
(l2e0) 3poIfbun6ert Bfb. bartebrauH
J Setfe, Gus Iauter sutem Bacterial, fret pon
GGMnb, auiS5baren @las Hn6 anbern 8erfiti1uns
gen, obne roiferGi9eu @erud ui9t mebc ME Is PCT
g8afer entPaIteno unb gut ~aetrOdnet, ete Oerpodt.
Die Sifsu mtieu nit Iei1ten srtneu 6idorpreifeu
Serie6en isiu.
Die Ddaren miifen iofort na9 3netteyHIne Der @ons
traffic a~bseliefert psrben.
O2ulter Der Nrtifei, an~8aenpmman 6tij6, miiiien bei=
Geseu. Snipefticuss&ert.fita BON ansefsGteu Snipef=
loren peroeu osrianst unh uliiien Fir ben ~g5erfduTsr ben
~gegenmSrtIaen 3uftauS, ippie bic geraSe tor6eraesangene
SntreitIrn beideiuiseH. Sas iFIeiih piro ebenfaGS BON
Berionen bieier Office fir tie Ser. Staaten gepriiit uue
angencmneH.
Gorutuiare fab auf tieIee Office III BADEN.
gebtusuHgeu, GrforSerniiie, 3a3Iuug &c. pie ftiibsr.
9Gbeses bei
70 9Bpmas GtIiDn,
SreO. 2ieut. Col. uHs 6. e. Il. g. H.,
~m529-or1 Sreo. 8riB. Gen. Sol.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-30
Observation-Disclosures

3mer ten 3petS wurOen 8ert6ts
Iber Die Ssfnuns perlttepsuer 5ttaBen elm
gtbra6t unO Die betrtfeaOeu 8ei6life lissen
jeBt vOr.
Die 8tlAlilie betrrf6 Der Ser6eHeruns
Der Muoilon, Srpaun uuO SscpaOltr. gradsn
pafItrten.
Der 8el&luB, bem Or. 4Oplf Bauer See
ltg) bic Summe BON s Dollars fir Die GrSt-
Tide 5alfs gu perabfcl9sn, Die CT ben beiul
MausretnIturj in Baltimore nabe 5OGlibap'
itraBe 8~srunsIadten s~eleifst bat, tpurpe BON
Or. 6anpY auIserufen, utsr nit IA 9e9en 6
Stinmsn auf nnbsltimmte 3ett ~3uriidssIest.
Ser 3reig Dertagte lib Big WtOnta9.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-03-30
>0enere 0odrt6tem.
gele8rap6irt fly sen ,.8-d:isnore aBefer".
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@ af9tng ton, %. Mar,
Genet.

Cameron be1ntra9te cine TsipIution,
pdGe neu &rteg5miaiiter erluAt, Dem Senat
mit5pt6eilen, welGer @etraa ron GeIo bet
Baltic. II. Gbip Gtlen6ntn fir G%ruppentranSs
port mGhreno or6 Grte9e8 bssablt wproeH
iet.
gates erGo6 GinpanD aub 10 blteb bic
GelUlution Ije9en.
Davis beagfra9te cine GeIcluticn, NOR
mad ooS Su3ipomite unteriuhen ipu, p6
@sItptrqtnten wirItta eth @taat In Der lluion
tit. O.
Battlefront bon Sent. braHte cine
8iG Gin, bcbuf5 unteyltdBttng Dsrer, Die uns
ter rcr uebeIiAnemmuug In SE.1enneiIee Its
ten. Gum 9rud beQrDert.
Die 8tu, weIaAe tslttmmt. fpannibte Ban,
terott6iQ ms Qsben treteh ioG, fsl mad lan9e-
rer DEBATE NIT IA ae9en 10 burd.
SIN 8str. bes @onfersu3cOmites treeen Der
8ertagung mave a%emelpet, raj eS cine LANCE
@iBung 8et0bt, ater f6 ntdt babe eint8sn
t6nneu.
Splitter fam boh mob cine @tnigung gu
StanOe. (Sisbe un!eu BEN G6iue Des 6auss
berihtss.)
Scr Der 8erteIung Des Yr0tptOt5 ~titnOt9te
Spte6er Collar ali, Rap CT Der Si3'
3ung In Spl9e Der eefd5rliGen Grtrantuns
einee WlitgIieoe8 isiner Ganilie (iejneS Stiff
paters Wlat6epe) nIdt beimpbnen tGnne liro
baB er be86aI6 6r'. 80 IN d erIuAe,
Den GorfB ~ iberrebmen.
glIb GsrIeIuag oe5 8rotDfOas rurpe ote
SeuatSbia angeuummen, psldbe Die Stoaten
O6iO uno Snoiana fir cas- Oelp, pos lie
pabrenO re6 Srie9e5 fir lire Geribetpi9ung
au59oben, enti@Goigt,
SugerfpG'8 Bill iiber 3eauliruua Der
ausmabi opn 0eihpOvenea i'm 9ttr. @Ulltm=
bia rpuroe ar8enommen.
@larte pou RanIa5 fsantrd9te cine Tes
l~olutiUu, pprna9 ba6 2auo cine raIte lin,
tsriu6un9 gegen ZEN QraliOsuten ~perIanat u.
pprna6 Der &ungreB fA pom Samltae bielsr
@ohs bis gum erfttn Wlpntag i'm Stunt Ser<
tagsn fol-, no pann Oa5 Suli|cOmtts ieinen
8ertdt uber Die 9egsa ben 0r0fpenten 9e-
fibrte unterluhung s~rItGtten foQe.
Fernando 8Ueo 6ebauptsts, ba6 Die
unterIU6ung uthtS gsgen ben @rdfDanten
ergeben babe.
CUTLER: 193 OfIerteure ieten auf DEN
8efetl pes prdlioentsn ebrsaSol e~ntlnfIen II.
iognr nit ibrem Splcs besoGlt pOrcsn, uuter
Der8epingung, odB le III gBeItpiratnien eegen
ben republ. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~itinn;s
ten. So Jet bies auf einen rom oemofratiiGtn
8anotOatsn all ben WrdiiOentcu geri6teten
8yief bin gelAeben. Som 1lurence babe pas
bet ais agent fuueirt unb $1,000 fir feline
Dientlsj1uugen erbalteu.
GtOrtpge bsI8ulOigte Butler, er BABE
chen 9iu9e, RE sr tet einer 8ernebmuns
burd pas Sulfi3ccmite erfuGr, ousgeIaet.
8utler beirttt rtes.
Gin @ntrag, Die 9leiOlutien @tarfe'S ouf
rem Slid gu Isasn fiel nit So gegtn Sc ourt.
0siDe oauier ciuigtsn li8 ThIisbltG pu9in,
baB am 5amitag (9eute) cine Sertugung b 5
sum er ten % Ontagt m Suit, uno
fails bann Fein Gaorum fonimt, Bis gum
De3br. eintritt.
(9ie ab1oluten Descmber-8 erta9unas-3re re-
mulanten feten alio ceA ourm Giso. D.
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