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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-12
M. sclretar tie mcrrTihtnnn nrftrlfnrn.

many Gclretdr bic grrtFt6thna dufcrte9cn
Ctrill5en auf @Crlan9tn Der Snbabrr 9taen
&icio umlupthieln, unp jIpdr i'm erIten Mo
nate 81 $l3j, tnt 2. 5u $l3t, i'm B. gu Sl33
uur icfort in tctent frlBencen Dtcndte it 81
81 n~jcert9tr fur te 500 IN Gplr, bis her
N1rifuf ttr1Gilclt ictu mlrce. Gtefe, lbrt
Rga5 ttycits REM 6rnanl~Gpnltte 6uBepielene
3jQ aUtpytiirt icppG ben Sin1n}' ScfrcidI
nihl ,ur 3urud3tcbun9 opcr gerntHtun3
rey y2sgRtsTcuHer>Noltt.
Die supreme Count" mar a,itern bur6
bic AnbNrung bcr &rgumente peS 8.'@cn.'
2iup1its Goart5 inpet yGe8al-GcnNsr" 9tcs
;Cdcn Ndnen6 her 5%iG9terun3 betnate pcn
glnjen sag ibGr In 2lnlpruG aGnpntnlen,
" iaclrt friucm 3mtifcl 5u unierlicacn,
Cl3 ca& GuEsrteUunl, utIdc3 dut 9hlethr
p,8tn fly AblAntim = &trti'te5 beg ST.
nau3- Sstrttdr5 Uno ptr SOtidl2ft hes SrQlt.
c.1tm 81 ecribaftn 8epuEt unp irlbr md
gog heren G]tHiEn0ung an Zen GQnBrlB teles
ardPpjih sCr eRpct tat, euIbtft ipGrDct III.
Etc G~pmbultuneu firoa5 5utjinriBc Ca
t.nct rt5 Wcu, Grant iinr berett5i1 p1s Stas
r;tm per gSettmlnie 9etrrten. Geltern pure
cen btrtile $1,000, QSttten 1e9erl 0dar-Gtne
lI9t GcntdHt unp b0bel fDlgenbe Ghb!neiE
llle QUi0tutut: &t1dtSletretGr: Con-. Or,
Stanton; 6mln;cu: Sen. DiortDn; 8ritg:
Sbrfr!0; M'Grjnt: &orntrNl @ortCr; Snre-
r2s: zen. GQuueb; @en.. @pAuCiitr; 6prdte
@gGlcN; @.s&tn, &ntpdlt: III, s.. GIrEeae
ter, 5c,b0oertamrlD@ III pics nur GINGER
gj.IGn rrfuliraNccn GpmbtnGtipnen.
Die son rer: Wtittdr.G 0mitr elnAetr1dtt
uNp M Der 6anr geteste Sill 3ur Gtnfitb-
run9 Ctnr5 gtItipnal- Ssfteme fjir Rititar,
GrlteDun0 btaltragt nie &nitGlulJ ppn 81
i;tGrcn ais @rpfeT0rcn All ccn prn rgr1 Stadtf~
@r'ct0cbuuaen Az b]elethnenren y%eh01nlt3ls
ZEN, gpHiten5 3lpCi prp StaRt, ole bic StIet-
renoaN IN Wt!itlr DISQUALIFICATION unterriGlten
murttn. Sn GrleuterUn9 bttler Gtl itelttt
&lrfeto'eie ALTERNATIVE tcr Ginfubrl!nB ne"
tcs [Ntem8, crcr Der @rntttCruna hes 2Etrr
tUng5fretit3 Der g8elt gpultcr Atapcmic,
DC son Gen, Gpnneb 8cltcm I'M SENATE
ctn9Cftbrtr BID beRntrlgt: pNB Won unp mad,
rrm rs. SUM 1868 iammttihen &rbGitern,
SNnplangern unb 9%dnnstrtCrn, Dtld'er Gd>
iegpric tutmcr III ben 3tgteIUng5-U trttatten
mn GtdbGTCrtentS her int 8ei;te fir cine
9pIe &~a9cs1rbett HDr9eisbene Gptn rGlp.
Wrtalt ip beSablt frcrhcn iOGte, ais pb 10 %rr
bljt5itmpm rintn IrbrttStd1 dU3mabGR
warocn. Die BIZ warre 9eleDt unO in Druid
pGrprbnGt.
le Arbeihrihaft her 2. Darp cat oan
nl5cmcin bcljCbtcu Ebdtt1en Gcmmthdr ptt-
jcr.. l9arr, 6rn. Gb08. @etet5, (etnem 8ebp,
rcrcn Olutl0Cu) 0t5 ,3ctGen tbrer btipnpce
rcu &ntrternung S9r9ercm 1beho ais Sc
iltrRf 80 lttnem 9eburt5felte In Gprpore eEnt
aus GoteftiDs MitltIn dngcidafte Nplrenc
Olccdiae, (pram cine complete ele9antr GQUt
page unit %ferben, @cf4trr ac.) ais Gbrtn>
aCi4Gnf itberrettt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-12
9lgneitc8 ans S}GlbinatOu.

@nfttnAtpn, II. Ge5br, &bcnt5,-
Das Srnat5 Gtni6rdntung5 . Gub,gpn'te,
ipeltbc5 icine g8bi5tcg llntcrfdleif5-llntcriu
hung5sS tBun9eu I'M y2tfpr<9Puic" gu Nems
Gorf Htelt, pjro bcm StepraitntantGnbaute rs
jllm f0mnCntcn MDntdSe einen dusfubrlt-
den gtrtGt Srrlc9en, !Dtlher kngebttd ca
ftNuRlthe GntbIlungen tber 8eptne be ,i9c.
rtibe Wdntpulattpnen bc5 D8Ei9free Sting"
3u Sage fprpGrn lpl.
IS ]0erlnutet, raj Sen. 8uttcr bic e~rit>beite
0tleaeubctt crBreifen wcrpe, I'm IN elmer Ian
oerln 8CNG rte ppn i'm bercit8 in Der tcbten
gou8rGb0BUn1 gerfpatenen GpnBreB>GDeR-
rte'a III erBrtsfn.
Ta5 rcpubnfantfMe Gcntrnlrcrttte. nrn
Rirqtttntlt bat etnGn fuis,ilQnttn NrQtcit
gclsr he s,tbabtttirun0 metrGrcr Der in bsr
8a pGs Denominations % Gpmtte'B aufgC~
Wbrtcr SnptptNuen, ais nptpru6 tpNftQUeR'
ter &ebtlcn uno &erfpl9tr farbt8er 5ttmm.
8tber cnBeianot.
Der bruttat rSnteGtacnnr" beriht"t, Rap
bic 50. Spbn say, SeSjranb g. gdnnru
URo GQraCe @rteteD ltN ais Elm Grmjie Res
GagD- gQrsrr yltnten.gea9ue .GMo" iUr Grs
nirfurg eiher unteriuNuua Der 0GrttQm an,
0ebtiatn @aBIi6ntnbeleten bier b~tfnten, un0
zap 9ttdttr @plapp am Shortage cjl1en 80
fBluD CUR GrwlaGti9un9 hrs GeitB Jtept,
i9n3rGpmite'&, nab R,p.HDrt 81 BcDen UNI
ne unteriu4Ung porlunHbn1eu, elNbrtN0cn
naIte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-12

1atptot acihtpTen rrrten. Or fprhh Bel
rteiir 0jCle1eabtit zen Stdnban Ben Dant Der
Tc3tcrurl fir bic togalt unterttbunl al}
weIHc lie iir Nd5 3ultInoctpmncr Der 0uE6
bic llmgctlimul DsutiGldnp's %ngi9pgnolB
gtIrQrbcnm G,pytHhtr9cn teirlGlen bht.en,
Iawie rir ole euer1i'ht uuo misunderstanding
p%tgtau8 Dct 6erTu4un0 cine5 peiIeNHtttn u
l~tn5abRrlpGg.
Dtr 6,ttmgsuaEns Ouaao gbcrin5tp
IN btflMtlth aus iGintm @GTdn9ntB 81
&rpn1b In ctl Slfrnauit1lt mad WlrjbUrl
Ntcr9C'ubrt rprocn. G5 1T mtbrfah III
0trmui9an3 au3griprp4en pCrpen, nap ra
g35BnlHu ~tntalIrt lei uHp 0ab bic 8tbprpcr
elm AG3e 3uprU&ten, o1mtt Der 9prncbm.
Gerbrrtsr Dur 9I0jsutcu SlrGfe ent3O9er
riiroe; aAln mt1rcrr Undergraduates MerSi,
l.ao cte'er %nli@t eO~taa3cnDtutten unO be.
gJggtgb cag otr faOn ldu9e p6gitiN IN,
FoIi,4 brdglciCmnme'Ml ent4 fur tnilte,
rem Q&l9nltm Slrfaaen iet, paB abcr aud
letat GebrU5lauGr NUr NOD cine gdnj 0crtn9,
iCtn airpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-12
NMA yisnihInhtnIf

w atbtn9tpn, IL. Oej.-Jn tGf az
frtg:n Stsun9 be6Jfeprdltntantln9dulc5 lana
cine ebenle ernitlihe ais lanBwtert8e Dctatti
uber einen, riSali(irerpe G~ilRubnbn. INN bic
| Sbtp = Tlub SNiffGblts- Snlcrefen bgrl9'
reuben @eScnIt1np ltatt. Die peunE9lDnts
l4en GtienbGbneh b1ben tire idntMilthIt
9riten gum MRihtlte an peiiltde &abnen
In @ittsbur3 unp GteubeHpitte inter bGlt ba7
mnI5 ertittrenbe1 Gpn0reb1eiegen NIT 800
Sup ldnBen 8p9en crbdllen tnIIen, rQhrgnr
ScSenpdrtig cine, auf gtnlcluna her 2trhei~
ten an alien 0nceripeIttAel, ntdt lntt aWf etn
Mintmun non 500 SWB etNaertGtetcn 9feis
Tern Su periebenoen 9rldCn bin5ielenbe Bill
betrieben wtro. 9tele MGBregcl pirp 5unGGit
bic 9erIpGtung her gGlenpung Ger ge9et-
tpdrtig enfrgtlG betriebenen riHtt9en 8abas
Nbtbellunsen ST $arter8bur9 unp 8elatre
sur 8trtineuns rer y8aIttmpre-O btp"1 mi
rem yWdrtetta~ Gplumbu5"~ SlbnltntGn Uni
peren MbjretSun9en sur Splgc bdben. Die
bt5ber auf bic Grrtbtung her scuCttneen
8riGen inter cen lc5tgen G9lterte Seriptn
tete Sunme ilberIteiSt $500, 600 unb nitr6e
eie pbenerpdbnte 9ta, fails tic purAprdl5e,
etc 8eniisung Ssr tt5ber ppltnbeten 9rudrn
auf mtnpalten8 Elm Jabr btndu5 rer5p8ern
UNI Der yShltimote>S BIO gabn9e DAFT
einen gerluit BON mtnpetens $l,O00,000 per-
rlioden.
Gte AUfre9ung Benen ten TrdiSenten aus
anl1f Der In ietner @ptldblft an9ebltd emf,
b1ltcnen 8eletoi9un1 unb YGrIrBula rGpub-
ttfGnii6er GpngreB. Mit9lieprr lAeint idi
tGetlwetle geIe8r 81 taten Uno IS birftCu mia
betens BIS nnh &tblaur per Setsrta15s 6ertGn,
no itN baS 6aus 1l3 9lenars Nu5fNUG itbcr
Die Sage Der ltntpn ccnitttutret min, iciHt
befttge 1t8tuili0nGn uber btelelbe gu gepar.
tt1en tet1. Die rapifdlcn Nftt9lieeer 1prbe-
balen iih neturlt6, fitielbe In t9ren ein3el>
men Yunftet Johann pelD Geftilsr ansugrctr
fen. gS Depinnt ubrtgen5 ben Qlnlheir, ais
pb bic rtpubltfanilhtn gatertano5be0lader
BET 9enauer.r @rlfung fer 8ptlAati leta
teentger uno ircntger S6redthe5 Oartn unr
GtnDlrfe bd9e9enH fdnren unp hieielbc in IL,
rem au9en iclbt In 9e5u9 auf bic fosenamte
Degradation ir bepeutfno mtlperem 9tdte
bd5uteben beatnnt. - 9rdIbent Spbnipn
lleat ilbrtgen5 Gums birtt: itttpotem &e0tc)
entiAteoen In Abrrbe, bhB fem Nlhn IN IT.
9enb elmer QSttle nuf 0fepuStatton binau5.
lteie, intent berftI6e nit manden Der in rns
otfalen Gpnareb' &retien ielbit entitnnoenen
Sindn3> 9rpjefte, mic J. 9. min rem bcS Gen.
Sberrnnn, Der Die Rtsuttipn Der 8lnpesr
idrlosinlen dneHpfeblt, IN efn @runc,tiaer
p~pltltGneig iibereinltimrtt.
Die rpn grppnlall, Gd., 9e(ieft I'm !6aufc
eih9ebrabte 8ta, bftrffferp pte 8rBulirung
crr btnfGrtteen GmtiitoR unb bic GinSiebun8
Der DGe9al'S enber' RGten", WGrbtn hem ST.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-12
Slodlclc tclcaropbiifer 8eridjte.

- Dem fpegen res D'ArcD WcBec'i1en
WDrpr5 pcrurt6ciItct S3Gelan in Ottawa,
Can, purpe cine neNe 6rtlt bis gum 30,
Lc5br. crlbett,
- Der Saprnr yGlNa," wc(hrr spn
Gaibarjen nah ct. Sobn, u. gr., auf rer
T1trl mar, fhri.srtr N ccr 8ittrp s9tnGt
E1arp Der ltgtlycE &afgn.
- Sen, t6cpeg, Scr. Ct. GtianGter in
@lyu, 'aHete ta GanlidrGybrn olr geyunni-
(Nrt 8e9ierun9 fur ra5 c~prlnGsDiBG 9e0ets
men fer Rcpri ientanten Der Ser. Gt0ntcn
gcBen bat son REM ieBtcn Grtbebm Oeim9e-
fuftc @plt I'M lupI'Gen 9eru Gin.
Der brtt. Dlmpfer y9aEeitne," zen
liverpool "a, Suecnftown %. Mpp6r, 81.
firm 8. Dcjbr., NIT 2l8 @ala9tercn, IT an
DQnnrrfaae III Gew gOrt e%inaelaufn.
-Sn Ausuiid, 81, SergtiGete li0 ttgten
Wrntog Gin II @i1brt1rb Wdp@Gn, bic Sod
ter n5pblbatenper unp aGdGtcter @Ltarn, miC
rs bit6t, aus Gram tter efn riD9in trf0l1.
ten 3pp ipre5 8rduttodrts,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-12
Scr llntergaug bcB Samplers USis
hrrrjN"


Der Tantpfrr g6tbernta", eefen Inter.
terGan1 700 Mietien SOa ber trldnptfAen 8ls
tie, auf pfaner See, bsretts 9~rlnGl0et tprrpe,
9eb6rte i'll Der brttttiHcn astcr~gtnie, peren
SAtfe spil6en N..g. uno gtassop fabrtn
INN feren Rsps gprfer &9entur bic @ebritper
Senberfpn, SIR. 6, 8pDltn9 Green, baben.
Die .Stbetnta" mar I'M Sabre 1865 auf Dem
glpp. aus Gtien aebaWt, 279 Sub lang, SO
brett unb % ttef unp map 1912 9pnnen.
sic 9tn8 am IA, RpS. nit SO @nFa9Ieren
bon New gprt as. SclBenbes 1T bic lite:
Gdiuttn. g%aiaaiert: 6 Edicn, Sri. q Rc3triOn SStn
G 5prbts, VIM gtbt, Satrif Srtpfsr, Nlds. . III
Dlil0tn S~srRars gic5stl,g, Z 9iaicn, Catherine @9VI.
RetiniUH. Gt0. ID G'6pnnpr, SoIa9 Gp0t1 pHS 2 III.
Witterraan = gafaB!eru Tartba Campbell, Sofrpb
8wiitrrteds, FaIagirrr. Slrr Carton, Rarg grpRr,
Tvs gltdredsp, Vim St6mSnb, -SernarS asarnan, 8
TicgCrmid. SEEN G%egtnns9, @, SulesL att9il N0isT,
Gcrntlius Gnfrap, Tdtrid Cummings, 6bdrles DeEenny
Gbarlts s6arp, ytter Grimes, Catherine @uers. g8m
BtSutsfh, SUbu aldaee, Sares $40, Saat 3paar,
grissEt Gttgaabpn, slints @orrtiSa. samusi srewler,
Sr5n Wt<ltsnsq. &sssfr @itaanni 6tGntis y. @eErl'
9atrtd Wreinber, Sane Stplft. Brartts Seutcr, 9ds
Srptn8, Gliia Schnfrr, aares Ntflpn, Sdra6 &idlnprs
uue Gine, Srarsi5 &eeaets, Dam 1lannngan. SGbn 5iSs
9rtsluu, Wlnrp Nlptrs unb Stut, Brart Rifsrt, &bOs
@tstnnfu, Gat5artne Wasee. Gbnars @eautu, mara
Rprrt5, Sortes Nlihael, Gf31 Meallthael unt &tne,
Sgbn S~esearicn, Martba gieGann, gtaru Nslon,
Wdrp Dipes, 9ptR 9tres, Wiria Baisneia, SpbR Su.
fin, aiaarb esrasn, Dlars wttsOHaS99 nas George
Bpltn.
Die Wdnnf6aft befarb aus 70 66pfen,
einf6lilbli6 Der Sff3ters. Ods Cargo Be
iiane in 36,036 SMefel Waisen, 203S 10.
WatS, 2483 b.. Grbien, 1869 Suffer Wsbl,
355 %tsen Beef SO 6bNs. Sale, 7s9 Gilen
8die, 80 ptpen Set, n 8iien Bacon, 13l
SalTern aepfel, $40 g. Wale.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-12
SermiIdte SeriGte.

Cine getun9ene photographic
hes 9utbrr,D enfmal5 IN Nprms nebit Gid
8ramn 1T Bel got @%tnfsnpuns bon % Gents
BON G. Sisft, 8af9tnStpn, .. g., su ia
ben.
Son Shatp aus II bem Senator 0tl~
iDn Spn Srelon Elm @tad Gtlbrr, scn Der
@rGBe cine5 9afitftue6, ais @eldenf fur
9eltreturgen sur G%ntwtdelung her Mtnet
tas Gebietes SuBelHtdt wcrSen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-12
9Ietntofeften.- Gin raldsr m.

Sletnt1teittn.- Gtn Tdudsr IN
terfntt 8~c1enpGrtis ben 8oren or5 Detroit,
.Tiuiie8, UNI nueSuHnNen, rs Elm Giienbagn>
tunnel inter bentfelbCn du5flbybar 1T.
Gin luft0er jun8er Mam DGn 60 SAL
ren lit IN Snptana SCn cinem liCbetbmilrbt-
gen iungn MGbdjrn Bpn 80 Sdbren ,pGGrn
8rutt8 etne3 @etratQ5prrfprt@eu3 Srrtla9t
ipGrbel.
@altfer aus Gutta @trAa meroGn ais
bGAt niBhN fir @egenbcn, RE Dfn Grpte
ben beim9cfuHt Wcrten (cb paB ihsr3G0fter
pocr e~rnftbdfter QBette aemetnt 1T, bletbt bh.
BIN 9eltelt), In 8pridld9 eebrd6l.
- Sn Wubltetr a. b. II. licben fir3lid
bte Gteleute @tlGGtm II. Margarette S6ltfs
fer tbr %. &ilp, einen prdTtiaen unp &C.
lanprn Snabcn, In Der epan8eltiArn GirNr
iattTen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-12
Nnn Enhn.

Die Softtri6te rem 9aYarnd 9eten Biz
sum G.. Ge3br. @ett benz 30. Gfeo. feGlFe es
an &urse aus benz Snnerh. Sn Santtagp
paren bic 9ebensnittel furht6ar tbeuer, bic
6duermietben bebeuienb %sefatlen Ii. Der bette
Sfiase feline $50 fpertD. Die Sniur8enten
BADEN ben Ort unisingelt. SIN Sdoannd mar
es rubig, aber &rretulcn ettpaS AOta9lides.
Son N~aibin9tpn erretdt uns In Berlin
but9 nit Gubd pas @eri@t, baB Elm auBere
prbentitner 8ptidafter naG Maortb abae1
9an9en Iet. I'M ben anfduf Guta's fur bic
Scr. Stdaten ~ sermittetn. Wie ~periautet
estt Gsparp'a 8eireben pa9tn, nod spr irt>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-12

&rpS, q. o., IL. Destr.-! Seute friG
fur3 mad 3 ubr brad bier in @urleS's
9tDa Gin Seuer aus. tpel4eS Carl & Bil>
ipn'S @sntoen- unb 8raset>S abrit 9dnstib
jeritbrtr, GpOn & Ban Galtenbur9'S UNI
Bennett d TeQCWs' 6embsn- unb 8ra9ene
RiepcrId9c tart bcitdbi9te unS 81. Our
Ie9'5 Sau5 ttrtlpctfe IN @fhc leste. Der
@cfammtihaten betrdgt $45,0 00, ippppn
Gin She'll pert6ert tt,-llm 9 uBr mar ras
Teuer g!iidtth aelGfdSt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-12
Sclegrapbli9e Sepeidet.
!RirMcn.& nttnift-

Gbtta9p, II. DrSbr.- Sin sen fatNc-
ltiAn &retien Der Start berrlNt IN Srl0e
Der @etaerun9 bes Stlhpfs DuSsdn, ben S.
&ennGge, reHen Goldman pprseleln i'm Bal
fin geiunren pu,pe unp ppn rem man ser.
mutbct, bab er iiN ielbit ertrdnft babe, auf
eem fatbpitiNen SrIep&pfe bterptgen gu lai,
fen, bic srbfte gtufresung. QBcun 8iItef
0ug9an duf lrtnrr gBei9erun9 bebhrrt, pirt
MAJ ben RsnnnBe auf Dem prDteftantilGrn
6rictbofe teerrt9cr, 9egcn rem Sii9pf ierOG
cine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS etnleiter.
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cL7E.z,y - @S~
Baltimore
ohio : @ilen 8 8a1r.

gm unb uab 2pnntd9, Ten %, NcStr. 1865, GchCr
tiRljb bret 3p3r inti&rn Baltimore, sbgetljaa UNI
|s'isT''"'S' UNI s'@ E,r Sos,ro
fart taGlt& tSrnninGs dHtAenpmIhra) uU s ptr 10 VI
rus 90n SaIttmOre a.: SSr
tiait C%S1rntaaa einifltcelih) Nbs1f56 lbf shin.
tcr Gyprcg -5uA Gcbt td9lid tSdmtulE du5Itrgmt
mem I'M Q lFr Is Min. Nbeups nb.
Nue bieie 3uge idlitBcn iG iu Bcluir Wtt TartCr9turg
hen 8i0en mad alien gmtteu int igeicn, Sntpcfen pRp
NDrtreltCu an.
ggtaaeier Accommodations Si0e p~crraTen Baltimore
tG0tih un 4 lthr -- Wtin. Nabm., tSrRntda! auFNC.
Rplnmcu) NM ggindttef lzcnntu85 auSbeuommcr)
3 uhc WCrBcns i'd an Ter 6rCbIrid Junction nit cen
3Wgen mad 6rctSrId, rnb an ecr Nagerspmp SWnrtjru
SgNen rod NaQrr3irri ib ouitlisfeuo.
Der GllttuttB GttNe3uG 9cpt prn Baltimore
I'm $40 un0 10 ubr Moc9Cnt, uHe 3 llFr 30 Min.
9iudmilaG5; rDn Suttrtt'5 GIN I'm $50 uR0 ii utr
10 Min. rub, mb 4 utr As Min. 9iatmtuag5.
stdCb PuscrStuiun.
QtfaNrt bc5 SuGc5 ppn Naltinrrt S.45 lGr VDlmil-
tags WNH 4 90 Nadmitm85; snihluF W Hlltrgtrpn
az bic -2tnitnstrh &runtp Guentann" gnErntt III
9o4grs'prrn nm 2.45 gtotntittagg uni a.2o Atcne'.
~0tudidhrt con ,Nuaer0tppr rue 5ubr 10 N}. unr II llhr
RprgruS 4nfuhlt In ~dItrnpre Ra 1875 NQrlrN5 Il.
4 ltr 80 Min. NnEntttdNs,
piod, s8indjchcr,
Die 3uRt rtriantt Baltimore Inn S.45 NierGSns uub
400 MiOdu., NIB temntet INN 2.55 3latm. unp g,35
clients gt. Neprcn iurud I'M 8 NNp 10 80 WtpWrp5,
uAe lpmmtlt udI 1915 NtCraGns unb AS HGdNtt. n
Baltimore an.
HfoD StsGfDtngton
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The Portland daily press., 1868-12-21
A Trousseau Worth Having.

The New York Evening Mail tells the fol
lowing charming story. 1t is pleasure to
light, now and then, upon an incident illus
trating the SUMMER side of that relation be-
tween master and slave, in which there were.
Of necessity, so many less lights than shad-
ows:
This evening there will be fashionable
wedding at Trinity Chapel. The bride is the
daughter of wen-known Southern lady. n
resident OF Mobile, who, before and during
the war, owned great many slaves. DURING
all the troubles of the war 81 servants were
constant and devoted, and only left her when,
three months after freedom was given to
them, she came to this city to reside. The
daughter of this lady will tonight marry a
gentleman from Georgia. But instead of
appearing at the altar in costly satin dress
and French imported veil, she will wear a
bridal trousseau made and presented to her
by her old negro nurse! The dress is of the
finest muslin and has been most elaborately
made. When this old negress heard of the
marriage, she bought from her
VsAn earnings the finest muslin she could
hnd in the South, and with her own hands
made up the bridal dress. She also procured
the veil, and twined the wreaths Of orange
flowers. Each one of thesold servants con-
tributed some article of clothing, or a present.
and then with many good wishes they packed
them in trunk and sent them North. Their
arrival In the city was an unexpected sur
prise. The bride-eect at once determined 10
be married in this neat and beautiful dress.
and the more costly trousseau was laid aside.
Thus, although years have separated mistress
and servants, and although hundreds Of miles
intervene, yet the black woman of the South
does not forget the kindness of her former
mistress, now Northern lady.
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-21
bryant, Poet aud Editor.

A New York correspondent of the Boston
Transcript writes:
Looking in at the Office Of the Evening
Post the other day, saw Mr.. Bryant sitting
in his sanctum, writing. Going up town lat
er in the day, saw a gentleman pointing out
person to the lady he had on his arm, and
looking, saw Mr.. Bryant again-walking
briskly homeward, his days labors done
The venerable poet-editor is now in his sew
enty-f fifth year. He was born on the third Of
November, 1874. His hair is white as snow
but his step is alert; his form is seemingly
unbroken by age; his eye is still bright,
though perhaps little mider than in his
more contentious younger days-for the old
sters in New York remember and sometimes
speak of the days when bryant" welded the
sharpest pen on the New York press.
am told by one of Mr.. Bryant's personal
friends that his health has been remarkably
good during the present year. He is addict
ed to outdoor exercise, and is still great
walker. During the summer and fall he lives
at his country place, a charming spot at Ros-
Ign, ON Long Island in winter he comes to
town. His pen is still vigorous; and he
maintains strict general oversight over his
paper, though he avoids, as is proper, the
mere drudgery of the editorial life, leaving
that to younger men. But he writes a good
ueal, anu guldeS Inc course OF his journal
as ever, When | was in the Evening Post
office the other day noticed that the proofs,
not only of his own articles but of others,
were sent in to him, and by him carefully
read. You will notice from poems of his
Ia the Atlantic, Putnam's, and other maya
zines, that the poetic fire still burns brightly
in him; and that age has not robbed him of
any of the qualities which make him the
great poet.
1t is cheering to see this hale cid age, sigor-
Gus, erect, alive to the events and impressions
OF the hour, and in full accord with the times.
May he be long spared TO the world may he
long retain his strength, and remain to guide
the journal over which he has so long and so
ably presided; where he has fought with such
sound judgment, for so much good and
against so much evil
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-21

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN with the highest ere
IA dentials wishes to obtain situation as Book,
Keeper, or General Clerk, in mercantile house
in this city. Address Box 1868 Portland P. o.
October 27. dit
The Portland daily press., 1868-12-21

nN Sunday afternoon, an ACCOUNT BOOK about
" eieht inches square. The contents being of a
private nature, and OF value except to the owner,
the finder will be literally rewarded by leaving it at
store No. 4S Middle Street, or at 281 Fore Street.
December g. off