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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16
Starvation in the SOuth.-Terri-
BILE Story.

A letter to the Southern Relief
Commission, received to-day, dated
Woodstock, Tuscaloosa cotsnty,
Ala, April 18th, says:
"ln our deplorable situation, be-
ing almost destitute Of food and cloth
ing, without any hope of relief by a
.providential combination of eifchhl-
stances, the news of your benevolent
organisation came to us, we called
a meeting Of our citizens, and organ
lzed our society, called the Hepzibah
Relief Society, in the county, thirty
miles from the. city of Tuscaloosa,
consisting Of about two hundred and
seyenty-five heads, of families, aver
aging five to each family, equal to
one thousand three hundred and
seventy7fve souls, to make applica-
ton to you for help to keep us from
starvation; and,w hereby humbly
appeal to your christian generosity
for help. r...
"Our language is not sufficient to
describe to you the thousandth part
OF our suffering-our children with
out clothing OF bread, or the means
Of education, in which situation we
implore you not to let us remain
Help us speedily for mercy and hui
manity's sake and God will bless
you for SO doing. If our leading
politicians did precipitate us into an
unholy and unnatural war it was not
our falut. If you knew how many
of us struggled against that measure,
you could not cherish an unkind
feeling against us. Our sons, broth
ers, husbands and fathers were hun
ted down like wild beasts, and drag
ged in chains to the field of conflict:
and many for refusing to go were
shot down like dogs, and left to feed
the vultures of the air.
"Gentlemen, this is no fancy pic
ture. The war devastated our coun.
try, and in addition thereto a failure
of crop last year leaves us in al
awful condition, and can you or viii
you refuse us relief? l write as the
representative OIL, 1916 starving Door
Be so kind as to send us bread, meat
shoes, hats, clothing, or anything
you can spare "-Neac York Ece7a
ing Post.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16

AT Republican meeting in Mem
phis-reported in the post of that
city-a colored man named Solomon
Mick was called out.
He said Andrew johnson had
promised to be the Moses Of the
colored man. When he was Mill
tary Governor at Nashville, they
had presented him with very fine
watch, and he had that watch in his
pocket when he vetoed the bill Civ
ing the colored men protection in
their civil rights Their Moses had
promised to lead them out of Egypt.
but had tainted on the way. Mr.
Mick said he gained his liberty
through the Republican party, and
was enabled to acquire and hold
property. He thanked that party
for what it had done, and he intended
toTote with it, and advised his breth-
rem to do the same
Previous to the adjournment .o1
the meeting, the attention of the
crowd was drawn to Copperhea6
who rode up in haste and called fo1
''his boy" After finding GIN, ht
ordered him to start immediatell
for his place Of employment Tht
colored man refused to go, where
upon the rebel told him if he did no
go then, he should leave in th'
morning. There was a unanimous
cry Of sEBrownlow,' "Brownlow,
when the rebel rode off.
The above plan of discharginE
any black ''boy'' who votes tn
Radical ticket, is one of the man,
devices Of the old Shareholders fo
controlling the black vote. But i
will hardly work; the old master
may be able to coax their forme
slaves to vote the rebel ticket, bu
they never can drive them to do Sc
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16

In another column will be found
communication favoring the nom
nation of Gen. NJ. B. Walker, OF
Findlay, for Judge of the Supreme
Court. We earnestly hope that his
MANY claims to this office, wiz be
duly considered by the Convention
and that he will be nominated.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16

A CHARLESTON dispatch says, that
on Senator Wilson's arrival in that
city, several committees and distin-
guished citizens, and a number OF
colored men called upon him.
Some sixty or seventy prominent
whites, including a large number Of
former leading secessionists, signed
letter Of welcome to Mr.. Wilson
rendering the hehospitalities ofthe city
and inviting him to address them Oh
the political topics of the day.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16
The Arch Traitor.

JEFF DAVIS is at Richmond, being |
feasted and visited by big men, like
Horace Greely. There is some talk
that he will be tried, but who knows
whether he ever will be tried at all ?
Itwonld not do TO hurt him Ohno.
He is 8 good member Of the Cop
perhead party and an old associate
of Andy johnson and others who /
rule the land; and while the most oil
them would witness the execution
of q common criminal without o
shudder, and would not advance one
dollar to help his unfortunate fam
lily, they are willing and prepared to
offer bags of money to effect his re-
lease! Had jeff been a poor Wirz,
his neck would have stretched long
ago, but he is man of brains and
influence, big man
Either Davis ought to be hung, or
some of those fools who lack the
nerve to enforce the Law Of the
United States Where is the consis-
tency of hanging Wirz, a mere igno-
rant tool of Davis, and then allow
ing the grand master of all infamy
to 60 free.
Since the above WAS written and
in type, a set of corrupt men, went
through an. idiotic ceremony, by
which jeff Davis was dismissed from
military custody, re-arrested under
an indictment for treason, and fl
nally released on bail in the sum of
100000, Horace. Greely heading
the list of hailmen. The release of
Davis, the villainous traitor to his
country and countrymen, and the au-
thor of untold misery and murders,
is scarcely less offensive than the ac-
ton Of those who bailed him.
Where is the true American citizen
that has in his bosom one par
ticle Of respect for the man or mer
who are willing to bail an internal ira
tor to his Government, the best OF
Gods earth. Had his bailmen beer
pierced by rebel bullets during th
war instead of making money, the.
would feel differently.
The whole proceeding is an un
pardonable insult to every man win
fought the rebellion, every widoN
and orphan Of the war, S1d an etel
nal disgrace to the United States
But it is useless to talk. The sub
ject is too sickening and humiliatini
to contemplate; and yet how ca
We dismiss the dreadful thought, tina
he, who caused thousands Of tru
men, loyal men, men who loved tn
flag Davis disgraced as dearly as thei
OWH llfco, W oItIIfc dIIli CilC llhC wv
in dungeons worse than hell ITSELF
to-day the honored guest Of Amer
can aristocracy! Having been Dor
in country where treason has n
friends, we naturally love that fe'
ture, in a Government, which +
wards its loyal citizens and pu
ishes its disloyal ones with the ster
est severity, and we hate with pc
feet hatred, the fact that in this, 0
adopted country, men can comm
treason and crimes, of which the We
devil himself would be ashamed, a.
then be more honored than tho
who sacrificed life and limbs to sa
it. Thank God, Arnold, Dav
Beauregard, Forest, Vallandighs
d Co., are native Americans, q
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16

Nor among the least meritorious
of the patriotic acts Of Governor
Tod, was his prompt suppression of
the "Holmes county rebellion.'''-
The Democracy of that be-
nighted region would hardly cast a
heavy vote for him, but loyal men
all over the State gratefully remem-
Der him for the noble act. We would
be pleased to see honest Dave Tod
nominated at the ensuing Union
State Convention, for the office
of Governor-TNscar0was Chroni
Gle.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16

In the United States Supreme
Court on Monday, the Georgia In
junction Case was dismissed for
want of Jurisdiction. We hail this
result with great pleasure. We now
believe the success of the Congress
sional Reconstruction policy be-
.yond shadow of doubt.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16

THE. Honorable Russell Hise,
elected Congressman from the 3d
Kentucky District by an almost u
unanimous vote, blew out his brains
with pistol the other day.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16

SHEEP KILLED BY DoGs.-The
Kenton Republican says: On Tues
day morning last, several dogs were
discovered among a. fine flock of
sheep belonging to Cary & Teeters,
on the farm opposite L, P. Miller's,
on the Roundhead road. One of
the dogs was followed to town, and
proved to be the property Of Judge
Banning: In coming home, the dog
crossed the lower bridge at the foot
of Main Street, then crossed over to
the alley on the west of Detroit
Street, and up to the residence Of
his owner, near the north end Of
Detroit Street, some two and half
or three miles from the scene of
slaughter, The other dogs belong
ed to Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Houden-
shield. To make the matter certain,
Judge Banning's dog was taken to
the office of Drs. Philips d Watt,
and chloroform administered, when
they performed the Japanese opera
ton on him. Wool was found in
his stomach, and it was decided not
to sew him up and save his life
The total number Of sheep killed by
the three dogs was abont forty, val
ued at $4 to So per head.
STATE FAIR-We have received
from the Secretary ofthe State Board
of Agriculture copy of the prem
ium list of the next State Fair, to be
held at Dayton, from the 23d to the
9th Of September next. BY the
e amended rules Competition is oper
: TO the world, and there is no exhibi
tors fee to pay, as the following rule
1 will show:
ANY person may enter as many
e different articles for exhibition as
d he or she may own, in any Of th'
departments, free Of charge"
n No, exhibitors tickets will be is
y sued, but each person will be charg
ed twenty five cents for admission
q to the fair grounds. We hope som
u of the citizens of this county vii
make preparations to place article
" on exhibition there, and secur
IL premiums. .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16

THE Montgomery Co., Chronicle,
nominates Gen. Isaac S. Gardner, of
Bellefontain, and enthusiastically
advocates his claims
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16
THE SOUTHERN BLOOD!

This beautiful horse can be seen by gentle
men interes ted in full -blooded horses, ON tne
following days and places; ,A,a,,a,s
lCarev " e1neSdavs, at NJ, o. Kear's, Salem
Township; Thursdays, at H. Davis: and FIJI
days and Saturdays at Joe Hutter 5, =; San an
ldnsky Farmers will do well to call ana see
this admirable horse as he has no superior In
this part of the country aplo-~m
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16

NAME HD of Company SA INSURANCE cou-
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16

On the 1st day of January D. 1867 made the Ohio
pursuant the Statute of that
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16

olumbu ebruary2 s6S
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incorporated
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evidence that possessed actual capital
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fs Upper Sandusky
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16

those of us who crossed the sea bear
none of the responsibilities resting
upon those who should enforce the
supreme law of the land.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-16


None.
All
Total Liabilities 39L976 SO
The greatest amount Ensured n yoner
with Auditor of Ohio = -
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for ebeneft TO said
Director the
officer 5 aid 5 J.
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arihlssNsrnann,unnrn

Grtminat9ertht, - Son. @tdter
Scpo.
Ja btsiem @ershtstofe famsn aefera fol-
ssnoe Sale 3ur 8srbaRolHn9
6eurp Sheppard, GnsetIast Dem Saccb
@erpner etnen 9nt gefOblen su baben, Der
Sad wnrpe nteosrgeihIagen.
Oscrg Sennet puroe tuegen GrmorbunG
OeS german rumpsT pOrssfibrt nnp plaioirte
niAt ftulOis.
gBm. s @sterS, etn Nsssr, ansetlaqt ben
Stephen 8let&er ermorcet gu BADEN, ~begannte
li9 glei&fals ntht lGuIbtg.
5earY 6altcn an9etla9t, flo un~auitGnpts
betragen 81 BADEN, puroe iduIDia befanpen.
@sCrg Wlcran purbe iduIptg %bsfunpen, et-
men 9unb TN Bsrtte Don S. sellO9Ien ,a ba.
ben.
BENJAMIN Sobnlcn, mslhsr ben 6snrp
Gourleg nm StstOer, Elm @iltol unO cine FL
berue ubr beitoblen bate, tpnr0e fir l Gabr
nab Dem 3uAtbaus 9si6idt.
s. s. Sones puroe nesen Diebfabls BON
$3.50 gu Wonasen 3uGtbaue0aft pertbetl!,
8 &eu9 puroe idulOig b~efuncen, Dem Nme-
rifuS SbotmaFer 40 plumb Butter 9eltoblsn
sn BADEN, uno far 6 Wlonate mad Dem 3uat-
baus eeiAidt.
Das @ertat Oertaste lt3 bis gum naGRen
Samitag.
Die abrisen ftaOttiasn @sriGtsbSfe tpurea
niat in Sibun9 ; bic 8ertanblun9sn beg 9.
Staaten Diltr. 0eri6tS lfebe In Der 9Otat-
ipalte.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

Su elmer &eriammlurs bes republitaHii6em 1lnipn=
Gtaatss 6 entrals 6 pmite'S bon Maarplanb, peI6e am II.
gpril 1867 ~ftattfanb, mureen nadftebenee Seiblifie eiu>
itinmi9 augenpmmen
8ei6Ip1e nj: DAT ale mGnnli&en 8iirser Olarbz
lambs, melhe Der recrganiTrten Seri6ipSruns, bic i'm 8ez
grtfI ftsbt, f6 am 8. Oiai in I~nnapeIiS 81 rerIanlmelu,
pppcuireu, erIu6t iiub, Sur p~ailenben 3et in ben osrI9iez
penen Counties, mie aud in Der Gtaht Baltimore, 8ri<
m-irperfammlungeu 81 bdIten uub Selesaten gu eiuem
repubGfauiiGen Staatacpnoeut 81 %erpGblen, tpel6er am
Dteufag, Il. 0tai, Mtittags u nbr in Der Gtabt
9altim0re Suiammentreten foI.
8ef6Ioffen: DAT man bon benz Staatscpnsent
erpartet, ba6 q ben 9eSenpartiSen 3uitaub Der politil6en
Encyclopaedia i'm Gtaate in 8etraht 3iebt unb i6er Die
bette Otetbpbe beratbet, bem Rplt cine reenblifauii@e
9;s9ierisugsfprm Su 9arantirer, 5G ben 9rimIrperz
iammInngen, ben Gcuntpa GonpentipneH unb benz Gtaatsz
GpnseHt fiub ATE Icpalsu Sitrgsr pbne Na6lt6t uuf ebe=
maIige pp,itii8e 9ifieren8eu, aai 0taee cher S~autfarbe,
pe(te bic 9pctriu Der repubIitaniihen Unions Bartet gut
beieeu, eingelaeeu. Die 3abi Der Delegation gu BEN
Stlatscpupent 1pirb riht beibrantt, bie Counties uup
bic Gtabt Baltimore ioleu iebo6 On ni9t mebr Stiumen
i'm @puoent bere6tigt ieiH, ais tie 8ertreter in bsiben
9GuIerH Der GeIesSe6Ins BADEN. Gte D~iitslieber bes
StaatszG entraIzG onites in ben rer6ieeeMen Counties
werpen ben Gag betannt MAIDEN Sr Eb6altuns Der 4ri-
martpablen, Gpantp=@ pnoenticnen peer MaIienzG pupen.
tionen in ben reri6iebenen Counties uub baS @recutiez
Gpmite pirb in Der gtabt Baltimore fit glnberauu.uus
bes Cages gu pbiSeu 3wedeu Gorge trasen.
Gbom8s S, million, @prf.
5. %. @Iaptpn, Sefr. b1lmoi
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Neue 8a1er.

9elto8gsuntt.6 tate8 MereGus
Restfer. - Dtsle6 Werf muroe
pon elmer profttI1eu Spee inc 2ebeu esrufeu
unp wivO III eiuiBsn Sabren ebenio fetr
pstbrettet Iein ME Der BanfaOten 8tperter
ODER cas- @itp @trecto,p. Gs enttalt p0rs
Idufig stn Ger3stNnib alter 8trmcn In alsn
9gpBersn Stdpten unO If fir Den 0~rOB6Gnc@
ler unD ben G'eIaait3mann, fur Elm 6otsl
Ooer cine Neitauratton f0it unentbe9rIt0.
DaS Dem Gyae fur jsben OsiAaft9mauu,
itt lttn umIab oud> nod 70 unbsoeutenb, ets
men prattiIhen @eltb oer!stbt, lit Ietn Sn=
bait 0s5 erlten 3betls, roo mnu ale Qan0eSe
gflsbe, bic in iygenO elmer Weiie auf aoS
Oelaaft6ieben Ss5ug baben, bic Spltsne ppn
Milnjen, Ofa6en unp Oslp!hten alsr Nattps
men, Oa8 2eoeuue= uno 8anferottgeleb &c, Elm
8er3ethntB aller @oitdmter unp Gelesrapbene
l~tatjOasn uno SteIe6 @lnOsre fir ben Saul.
maun Sntereiaute ftnpet.
Son Dem tbGtt9en 8uhbanoler unD Gar>
le0er 6. SteiBer in 9lew OOrf 1T uns Suaes
9an3en 3peitcs ocutIdss 2elebu6, beraues
ge9sben scn Dent GorDrt heS nproameritant-
i6sn GnrnerbunOas, perfaBt BON g8. 0raueyt
q. 81. - Oa5 pub it fir S1ulen Bee
Rtnmt welne inter Gen Nulpicten BON Eurn.
p~ereiuen feben, fann jeOp9 in jeoer Sdule,
rersn Qstrsr Dem GurtlGritt nm elmer eeilt.
bilpsnocn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1alpigt, bgnubt
pevpen.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
sIus gaSsGaroiina.

GoIum6ia, s. G., 20. 2pril. 6eut,
fanO btsr cine pettsre grOBe 8srlamnlun1
BON 0etbfn unO 6ar5igen fatt. 0ou0er-
uear Orr Dtsit cine ldu9ere 9fs0s, In msI8sr
er pen Say6igen S%ln0siiunasn itber tire ppli.
tilAen uu0 icctalsn 4TiGtsn ertGttite. GiG
fOlten f4 gegenvdrtig weNer per pemotratt-
iaen ura Der gepubIifaniftsH Qartet ani6Iies
Zen, iOnSern fa auf Die Olattfornt einer nas
tt0uateH untOUepartet i~teleu, lrelfe brett ae.
mug iet fir beioe Nafen be8 @iiOsn5 Euno fir
bas 8clt ces 9orOea8.
Die gsrlammlura faGte cine an3a9( isbr
cpnleypaiipgr BeI9lIGe.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
9le SnpIa,ser.

ct. 2outs, 90. @prig @sn. @eIsl8
in Sort Dill &earneY 9lau6t. oaB bic Grpw
Sn6ianer nut 6uta eiae RayFe N.;tt5rmaG;
ntecerge6ajten wer9en T3nnen uno baB Die
&ruppgn0btDeilung. tys!Ae iegt I'm Sort Ije0t
niGt gendgt, ote Stu9e aufre9t 80 erbaltcn.
Gtne beoeutenbe Qnsa9l @joar campirt am
YOwoer Rtpsr 6ltIt9 BON Sort &eno.
Sen. Guitnr 0srioIgt bic fLie9enDen Jn6ias
ner uqd INNER,
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

2atuiion'8 9lal6ieosuorGsauao.


@or ouege3ciGuet teiud1tem Oouie fam
geiteru 03tbe'8 o81uita sur Dar(fdung.
@awtfrn'8 @lepAiEoY5slsS m!rfte ~3imbeno
auf ms Ru6ljfnn. Do0 0ebrid,t co uus an
ben n0tGt9eu notwithstanding, mnt
ben 9~aptlon'tdsu Wlepbifopbels3 eingeberb
beipge&en 81 F5nneu. Sic @tyFuag aNf bae
pubiifam 1T, tpie asiogt, eina siinbenbe uno
be}aubsrnbe, limb Der 9robe gGnltler wurDe
nit 8eifal f5rmIjh iiberl6attef, Gs lteBt
Ejh fAUer b%efimuaen, pelhe 8bctIe Der 9art<
IUn' iAen Darltelluua unp Nufa6nng Den
i6erwaltigemoaem Ginprud auf bas Bub(ituun
ma@ten.
Da8 Ole ibrt9en 9ar1euer betytft, 70 bat,
ten fe tetua6e p0ne MaSnatn1e nit Der 0ietat,
Bite fe oem gr6S1en aQer Di6tsrwerfe lNul=
Den, fN in t9ye 8pIem sin5uleben geIuht. Sic
Saline GsbuBrt tuter ibuen uufreitiA Grdu-
lein 0feifer I. ol8 @jretAea. Das Wnbltfum
5ei9!e i@ Der G&uflerin nieotrbolt pur6
9eE9cvruf banFbar.
9erg Jrdn3mIler bate tte GOle bss GauR
iAtlih nit etsIem GlsiBe lluotrt. Gine tdA;
ti9e 2eilsuGg mar ois 0tart6e rer 6rau Ser
8ea., uno ri6tnente Grpdbnuag perDismt ma
mentltd) ou@ Ger 8ateati:; be8 6rn. 0snpulo.
Die Geltyi8e 8CrlteQun8 bttoete rem miiroi@
gen @Gfd!G6 psr bft3sn OalrpQensGpfle
Oarilpn'a in Baltimore. llEO mir linD iter=
3eu9t, DaB Der r9sItbfrl0nite San ltler init
uR9etrlblec 8sfrisoi8uas auf leinen s~ipeimas
li8en gsln9 IN 8aIttmore suradbliden miro.
Grfane 9on3 Die entbuiafii6e ~glufnabme,
Die CT 70 FIR teaaipruGsu fonnte +; umO init
jepem DaniIou=Qbeno leigegte II9 Die Dapi@
on-9egeiferau5, tpeil Der Ginlller Die 70 tod
9eipanaten G%ruartungen pGrd joe %ein3elne
2eifung uod iibegtraf.
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"a Sir 8amiln Nabenic
asssrp Qopis' Ssain aiuer.

NeScD AGol9 RIt1 SGstlGF.
G8ir BADEN BON bieisr Mtebicin eft IN fegr lp6euber g8eis
fe 9eiprOGeu nnD tp9 9aben mir ebenfp oft ssfablt, baf,
mas mir aud gu i9rcr GutpfebGuns fagen, iututer NOD
niGt senas if. Gs 1T cine t~erjeuisen Mlebicinen, pp4
bene1 mir ans GrfaPruu8 ipre@en fSunen, tenN mir bas
Zen ite oft benust uHO ~iebesmal nit BEN, eutf9iebemfeu
Grfolg. @ir BADEN rem n9ain 9iGera insuler sur
9aub, uno mir 9oItsa i'm ni4t uur fir zines Der beitei
uub suoerlSifgfeu Mittel, fpnbsya alt5 fir ems Der Fill.
Iigiteu.
Die preife Der i6nrmtInnen SnSretien5er, aus tceI6el
bic Deebiciu befebt, iuo bebeutenp esfiegsn unb benz
nod 1T Der Rreis bes r9ain Siler" uur wenis erbE6
pprreu. Gs 1T ni6t pubri9eiuIi6, ba6 bic gppu=
laritGt bon Davis %aiu &illar in irgenb elmer ggeiIe a6s
nimHt pser bab bic GtaGfrage i8 irseueipie oerrinsert
Bis Elm aaberes @littst sat5edt III, I'M ben @&utsrg gu
tilgen uno Die ber6iebenen 2sibeu ;u ttiGen, fit tpelfe
Der Rain Siaer ae5rau6t nirb, bas i6m an @ute mid
na6ite9t - Hnb tas 1T isbr u~npabrI6einIi9. als Dit
tel sesen lInterleibsteiben, wie &u3r, 9iarrfpe, lit Der
8ain 9iler unjlbertrofan uabH iiberaG nit 0iedt ie@r bez
geFrt. Gin, 8ipei ODER rrei GbselSffd ppG in einenl
DeinsIas opa 0lil9 Nnb geaiIer mtt etpas 3uder se=
nOulsien bQben Wie mir tpiffeu, 5fter bic ernfIi9en 8e.
f8peroen tieIer art ge9eilt, 4lan Ioate un3peiTelbaft
0rrit4tig berfaRrer, Inn gentle Grade bon 0iarr6re
ni5t gu pl6sIi6 aufb0ren gu MAIDEN aber 3ur reatcv
3sit genpHntsu, ptrp Der 8ain SiGer ME eir 8auter
4pirfen unb Sitter GeiIsr, mo ni6ts au0srss 9ilEt, (Pra
pibcnee aSpertier,)
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z-0J Jnteref1ett YCo4ea
HeresH in 5-2cr 8oat8 uulseIebt BON
@6. GoSer s Co., garqaiers,
s Gde 6arriion uuo 9aItimcragr.
~GtneretHe 8arte 8 4 u unb b I d tfGe
O. fGtsarbe fci3t BEN gebran@ cpa Selrrz
botS's eonceatrirtem Grtraet SorIapariGa. GO eaiferut
i9war3s 6ls6el, learteRu. ans 9~agtaasi9ISse, 2sap6mt
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Scr Ser. 81. G,G1nprs IL mecrrsa.

81 EN- Orleans, %. 9lpril. 6on. 6.
.. Gamgbea. Ser. ct. Otfanbter iii Gfertto,
bert8tet, ooB oer 8ote, pel2sn &C 5a Suares
fauote na@ Can 2uis @otoi, Din Eampicr,
sru Sen. RegnOlOa IN 8ra5O8 Gan Sage aue
8~epieien purpe, u6eg 2ano 81 gs6eu ii, MiAt
ria Eampico, tnpem GOguaj uro Gaaalgs I'm
Satsrsiie Ortega'8 nit 4000 M3ann tn SAINT
pic. pPsrirtsu. 0eau idon DtsIe 8eieen ter
Itbsraleu partei augeb6rsu. 70 Babea Fe bcG
bic 0rcer pes Suare3, III 2ueretaro al tim
8u ltoBen, niat 6efoIst uHp i8slnsn Die N6-
iI@t git 9essn, fh tis Iepsuucn Nss Guao.a,
baules 3u I1ern,
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Observation-Disclosures

SIN erHen 3 10 Ell q pnros Ger 8eIhlu6
pieper auigerufen, Die 6taOtbebn Gpn.pagnie
gu erlu4sn, ibrsa pferpen am 9onntaa fsine
SGeGeu an3ubdnsen unp MaiOr 5erplo tam
auf Den Selunpen Gtnfal, aieIer oipriaen
Gin ultSpinlelsi bapur9 eth @noe at MAIDEN,
oaB er pte Sa8e auf unbelimmte 3eit III Ser,
lAif6en beoutra9te, psIder Mntras nit tar,
fer WajorttGt ongenOmmeR ipurpe.
SIN Sw etten 3wetg wuype bel9loIs
fen, Dem Setretdr oe5 Stact @cntrolleurs etue
0ebatt,ula5e ga oerpiliscn.
Die SrOiuaaS betrefs Osfuuna BON Ger
m%anitt. tpurpe auf ben GtiN seIsgt.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30

Ssrmtl9te Nrtitsf. -0i6ner IS So per
OBJ; quite Butter 55, 60-65 Ste per Yfc.
Noabutter as so Gts per 4ef.
Die Silhmarfte paren ole reiflth S%erIe>
ben uno Die Wreilc Der psrI8tebcnsn SOrten
iielrn um ein 8ebeutenbes. Gbnoflhe rur@
Zen an 50-75 GtS per Waar b%erFduIt; Npfs
l. 81 Per. @tiid t!etue NpdS 80 e!s per
SOL; Sites unp Sa9lors 40 @ts Sol; 9ars
iAe $50 Gts pr 8pt.; barte Srsbie 30
--35 &ts hr 9hp.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Bur Ro@riA4.

G.it bsm Gtsauer rDsutiGlaus" e~mYfiugen
IeGte ttrfii1e 3meti9su, bS6mii@e S0fIbirnen, GRO
IiGfi@e 2iuieH, sriiue uub seIbe Grtien. gsipaltens
Grbien, gasO, Safersrise. Nltruberssr Rubeln,
itaIisuti9e @accaroni, @t1crien, Geeiseusries,
PerIge,ffe In alien Nuutmsfu, Gauiilen,
2BanboIoertcereu, Weobnz, 9aulmsIz,
@aRarieuz uub Sanfs gamen, @bcs
cclahe, SaIat.OeI &C., H.,
tueI%e Grtitet mir Sum tiliQitea Dtarftprsiis an 0ieberz
~Serfiufer e%mpfebien.
MBbeI & baH Res,
Smpcrteure ben eurcp6ii9en Brphuttsu,
15urs-S S79 70. Baltimore Gtp.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
Grenheiffu,ta,

Gtuctnnat att, %. Qprtl.-Oie Nvbeis
tevbaae an Der @aluntilr. rpuroe teute W?pr-
gen t9ei(petie pur@ 6euer 5ertSrt, ,prl6es au.
geui4eInIiG atihtia ougrIs8t mar. Die
6aue mar GieeRtgum Der eeuifAFn 0eleq=
f8aft. 8syiuf uu8eFa9r $4,000, @erides
ran9 $4,000.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-30
SIN Die Mepnblifaner 6erStabt8altO.
Nne Ino1Ia1 N;,rosr INN Mofi,,orn

csue GHGli9t auf OerSauSeae rclitii8e 8ssiebuusen, 9Raee
cecr Garte, welAe su @nnteu Der Prinatpieu Der republi=
faniiGen nnionsrattei iiub, pereeu eln9elaben, flo in
ben per 6iebeneu Darbs an . pnnerstag Abenc, 2.
Wlat, 81 cerfaulmelu, nm Don isber Dnrb sebn Delegaten
gu ertpG6leu, bic bic Gtabt Baltimpr In Der repubIitaut='
i6eu Staats. Contention gu eertrsteu BADEN, rsIHe am
Oienhas, IA. Wlat, f~tattiiEret.
Die Bo4lPIdse bIeiteu in iscer GarS ben Hs-9 utr
often. Die gO,fser Der oeri&iebeuen WARDS EerSen
aufgefcrbert, bic 8eriauutunsFplSse gu p~ubliciren.
2boM1S million,
Bcti. bes rep. Union Gree. Gcuite.
8. &. @Gaptpu, Secr. iat4ml