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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-12-19
SIX ATHS.

The Best Skates in the World are
BARNEY 95BERRY2S
New York Club and American Rink Skates
ONE PAIR Is WORTH TWO
(pairs OF any other Club Skates made.
For sale al the Kinks tWbcn open} and M
onP tore, - West Randolph street
NORRIS HODGE y HOMER
hardware dealers, agents for Chieatp.
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- y. lHlLUS, JR,, ENGGNEE ll7A Ran
~ dnph street, Chicago, Stencil Plates,
steel Stamps, Burning Brands, Baggage
thecks, Stal Presses ami lNuCCling
>anps Door Plates, --latest styles of
Wedding Cards, Notea and tnN cl0pCs
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THE AUTOMATIC Gas MAUHlNEI
rs now being extensively used for
lighting country residences factories, ho-
tells, &c. giving light equal 70 that produced
by coal gas, without any application of neal
whatever, aud at q cost of less than one eentper
hour for each buroer Manu- aCtured and for
sale at Ma. 80 Lake street, Chicago, up s'airs,
directly opposite fremont House, by the Nort'-
western Automatic Gas Machine Company.
Es"Send for pamphlet
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1868-12-19
VOLUME XIV,

ANNUAL, REPORT OF POST
MASTER GENE RANDALL.
We make The following digest Of
The Postmaster Generals Annual
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annes u counsel for Pan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22
OaS Gdpttal.

Die rIdldnttaer wri 0rtttttcc plcn mad at;ua srr
llutOdrn bar auctacH aihpttsr IN Wgunteiacntbuni IN
tcr Sdtt Rep U0rl cher IN NcnCS unb SggptrrIeR dui
BhmttgtHtMW tH Ter 5IGti Men i)cf aUltic ct irtt-
zen, unp bic 8ulcu icAcn air. @GahlHal esr aut'neen
Ncneu her ancedt,cr bebriutt wcrHen. 5cllie clu
peprFeUtEUlUtIlco c ncGrbtR hlttrrGNtr. ~ Wtt eds
SHS &t9enbMn ttr aiosMurN NIT tSs 8eendunR tab
Ue StlrdtntBo.itn ans ttttn @tern tt5 iil Selauje
sph 100 SeIaTc bsS0bH WartGn iclcu.
Gn WitsHtt ipclhtN reridumt itintu 9eitroi sen
cinrm DrQar uRe Sern Gents iauerbalt 80 Sdatn pcm
Datum Ter genatE tgRgHs su ttab,ea. strltsrt aleR
aniprh auf bic ANccittcu unt dndi ale ruttr tnar'
SGb,Isu 8elper. Sn ZEN ztaaten an gttttlt II bcle
3ttE eeNt All 90 da8e GrsiUhtbatn.
Sin Mitsleb welGss Eciuru Iclcn pptn7g bat mu6
ben 5efretdr tdrpn ttnGdrtGDcn ub eren 0lcgrditn.
tanItn sruenntn, I'M itint Settrile u ttJabsn.
gpsun WttalsSer ss cpr,ieecu 10 Ignnsn de 10 IIrS
uib so SIS. 6tm Sbagntrtsr eui@ffn, um tbreu Bet.
traa I'M 9crdus W tciaben wflte Sulnme iur Stbn
5pIesfate btrttb, be Aihhe elmer iettsmalieeu Gin,
fHbuna ppn 81 II. 10 Gts erPart unp 30 Cts. urBer.
hug eritslt.
6tinsr IN 70 arm, ta6 er rttt ars jett lr6 sf1O
Befgsntit betGb!ea fdtn, um ltnea GTbeu 5000 ~
h6lrn.
Der DurditnittSterI1, tpGlbta IsSc ptricN ~ tt.
Iaben bat $4,000 ~ etba H. ir0 $50 prp 9a9r cher
ein neuig lbtr 80 Gt7. pttteutltb pctrag,H.
Die art scu 9cr1Gerunl iplet unacfi6, ten O. Stttl
ses SsiraIs. weter bft eiurr reJuiGVn NerlteunNJ,
GesutafI fur etGe 9.Eee ven 5000 Gt;Gb.I wer0tR
mus.
Giei aTptidltuu n In ,ebm Silacn iiir udnuliei,e
iiue ,cbu Nlaiicm fir Ipciplid): T'IIencu c,rsg.
tbstIl. S0tlp Dttt 8ldNeu dnlctGl iuc wsrttn Stbd
neue 1dlSn GtuIerld gt perteu; lCSph tnnCn Wdnucr
uup Srduen ~ elmer uuo pcritten Nlait settrtu @Qes
ptre 8stbaH, nm lstf aali' G;t't 81 mGaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22
Sciipicl.

SLATE ~" bat 5000 mdnnliae Rit9ittsr. Gin Writ.
8lep ltrbt. Gte alpIinIcn SIblt mntrbalb " juesp
$4,000 AT Die epitps pter 0rpe uHt Die ntrigen Wlt.
8iseer ittteH tRnerbalb 30 la5eu Dollar UNI 10 are
al tie adcstditpn um ttse summit Gutunuaten.
Splte trbenR EN- MttIlee i'm Rudtante beIbtn 10 YER
fiut aues ron tbm cmleiabt tNGr al bic 4licStatpH
!me ieR Yag piro eurS sR neuss httSIeh pieter ee.
fuut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22
National Srmft 2tHcciatipn

ule rrt in Der St. Saulsi6entn ctsr @ruuseilsr.
thtm pttr 5tulbgeriursibuuBen NIB Spvrtbsieu auf
NHpgarfer StattsGbenttun dR0tleBt. pcltet GiBtus
bum epppeIt ~ peI pertp Itn nuB, ais Ter eGrd ~
lfittIeC @etraa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22
ylorIb
nnO prnnlDlUanil.de Gi(rnbabn
benuSen.

ptVHSEH.
Die -RprbtrH GtniraI". uHb -ptnnfppanf&t Gtitn.
babE' II lie tirEfr ene Hdb ben wttItben unh norh,
wtf.tttn Sdassn; he 8lae esrftbsn trrehen 9bitaap
"a uhe ghtstura Stuheen lrhbtr ais bic 3aae taene
elmer dnesrn Sabn.
0te auswanrersr wertsn NIT ben Shnelllatu btfCt-
bert unb 8euieBen ale BtquCmlihieen une Siterbe Ter
Hetienesn ubtrbaupi. Die 1paagVns ino nit sis.
rdreF serleten nh ratrCuP Res 1tmrs duf tas anst.
nebntie erparInt, hes Bldt5 ertubttt.
Die Nrnpl1nte bat cs lid Jur beputeren guanbr
ermaht bur 0ertrd9e unp leberetnlpmmtn nit aneeru
Sabnen has efn RetnerH 70 ldttat GetislH her aDds.
arms Ju erlpdrtr.
Das 8epof her paNaserr Gsser pdiTaster bat 100 h
lrt) pre nit eenleben 3lBeu mad rem Seitnmunssort
bttoresrI unh bel SosBuul eer saiuT balttneu 8art
geth Hat auiuRft tes 3uge5 cher aud ipdier is nad
benz &c eeuunbt wirt, dbBeIisitrt.
Beenet bic Urgent rHen Griup ,tr SeftTsrtt tabsn.
Nne erutt, pldts icCrt tem 6Cneuttsur Cber trSsub
etntm ansern Sedmten minutbeusn pnr ilnb das Ne.
amttR Rsr SVmpa6nte fur iSpFss Gbbultt peFaRppTt-
lid.
Die Babrprsfs ut bGiser als tie irscub elmer dassrn
sabu iuntrBaIt her Der. Stadsn ps bic sl8sRse gire
Itiet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22
Die abT6t,

Die api6t tierr @efrGi6dft n, iurtrtalb 40 JasrE
nah benz (cee eineS @luRItrtts etRs Gbtuns an sts
Grttu teielber pcn fc rtEtn Dpalrs III MAIDEN, ais
Rt8lseer IN Ter Alle, IN bic er cher lis Gast, ppr.
tanteu np.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22
Die 0cIoauIc9uu9.

Gle 3ebcuseiteS tciimmsn taf ctn Drjtttsil hes
Getct, welteS ur ueue lligliSbsr etugGb etneu lil
Gun8tfSHR biecn fen, I'M 3Lbhiatu ron ruftaubisS Su
Iileltoern Jutilgen. Gisl.J @tlp n tn Sauetn brr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22
gBic man Wfitslieo perSen fann.

9r8snb Ssmanb, reter Wit0lisp ;u ,perbsn wani6L
ntub enpeesr perirud er4enen, crfr brenh 80 purCt
Sted. grefpedel, Ygiprbre peer turb Grprse, beren
&pEen ven ttm aprlfdnien briablt psrtrn muf, etn.
ltftn. uner ,enen QmIautSn nlre tlt AIoitapR tllr
eulBeidtfte 1eieer peiantworih lGH !jugttb mug
eul Vapter EN- ssltidt wttsu f wtlenl hsr peIeyame
Alter SeburtscrI, 9eBenpgrtiSe SsladfguRi he's Ny
plianten bir 8ant per perlcn ~ brtn 8unlsn be
gpliss ~ fbrsiben ~. ete pptefRet, Sati, epuntp tm
5taat teutli6 seibrBen Htt, twe auu ein ar,tlttes
Nttefat, psltss cen SsuutbtS,iliiGne aHBtt ime OF
IN eer Yeinlna hes lneruhuuas Nrjte5 Per Mpyliant
etns etelanef getien sur Straterune IT. bprmuiort
ttrer aprlitadpn fur gtgfldltt verftn aut 8tr,au.
sen gehtt perteH.
Sttss asisb lcne prriatttu, usue Wialieter Al be.
tpnlnen. moan &c tneurt It'd lslbn naeI. 4cin Brief
rire beantwprtct, meGen rtbt en- 8 &en. gptlitmpeI
beig'faai II.
AQt Mittteilunaen irflteu an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22

~ Rcutsr s. 2rDle Iii1dsn fiersiti i6rsn atebrtsn
Nuntgn eIueise has e ibr Gaadrenlaaer spr Ir' 20
gsett SsitimsfeNrs ndp Rt. Is, Dsprr. omatoitr.
prrlsf tatsn. a.
9k seandrttsts .rd6et .sra GIisnwoaren, 9auna.s.
rialten. sSertsgseg y i: pits rftrdrttas an Utisem
(Gm.iSfWtt - ~ =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22

Gustpanbercr uuc Sfciiencc udeb
benz SScften unb J1prSipeften Der
8creiniatcn Staaten Uon NOrOsglmcrlfa
fpGrrn Scit une Geis. pcnu Ne Biz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22
.Mnterrii4t,
Seatfese nab ensItle5e S@alc.
r,.,,,, 81, f. XnGuD, ,,....

osfe uun pptiiedptfr. ure IrartgesAtiep..
mro rrn iprf tstzeru pouiianpiser Nsals, prdd-
staib.. ss'aas. una 8ednen allnterrcbt ertpet. Vet
teheu IN Sran,cipreH uAo sateuttimen loipe i'm 9la'
s1rptelen aui Uerlaisen bsbidiber unierrdt in per.
lfRscnen 6lagtr YlEpe,pide Areeenti cine esbreriH
aneemhl VII, her S4aie ti tme 8urH. attiia. YER.
lnap4s aud metesn s56aler IN 8pa uus peeis aener.
Ga nasfsniif eribsiit bet rrn,sal Der gnsalt, q,
~nspA adt p'Hieph'Naarr. anp 0saase. .snsp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22
S5prtbetle.

Die Grribes rclhe tritAfpjiatipn ibfr tic sepebR.
lidsn sebrnsperi eiti6dltsu Bat dnb erntns:
8rtas &ris lam iir brssn. DE etiirdss nb 10 sin
unp psresn III iplbtn laR8er 3pii&eHrGumen bfjiblt,
eas es iebtm Wann nibt f6psr basn tann, tirrr 5a.
mile ein Nv. .IpmTien Ju bt.tegialitH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22
gRic mnn irin Nnns 0narnrhm.

Sic Sdasfrau aliieslleb unh feine Giennt ofeu W
frtcsen madden fam, eas lcQt rrt ltttu ialtIt'H'
rtn. UW tlFS ~ teptrlttliSeH gttt Is 'ttu kbEis
N}tl. 0ia ec Nrttii. wt At he RtFrtua tiheF &tfA
it6iI mt Gt hruii, 70 ltitt at mcaltt, ~ mdeGr
Tttt ttyvcdl maR am Sricl turt elntH Ruitn &c Sf
rtu Ogdtttrt. er. WartHtr ghtilrr tit urt SatE
tr,r etostH I.uf tyUttitu turt bic 0rhntnHs itsfs
bt.uhn, gtrrgttUtB
Sbtlisn'5 0oppcI> Cfcn ROdbs
bccrbeS.
Eitfsr ntrrt IbtrirTt iu VetrsH tts Gcmfprfe
GiHfdttttt, Cdcucul's I'M Attrapt pru ArtHnnaiertal
itusBtr urt polfau,Ntg 4ltr'amsG ut'itnl uHt iL6R
ltttU srithtU Gut dNHtCr grFrrtn1t1 uus mm 4kf.
Ten. SdmertR Sgdttu RchtH ttputtTs um aets RsH,
mts Addtr iEr toe Illit- uHs Haltuuutf IN etTsB-
ltdt! az tittu, atht a. it'nt tt'tJf NaitltEt ~
Stetr eer lb tirrr auItu 0odbttr oUiriH'r r,h fss
Eh tWitn oHltgsn. IN ttm RaU,su JTrit ven RsS-
t'tu aitt ct hintR btltttu, dl tSH @tmgls.' EtF-
kltt EAT alt mrttrrru Vtrt'NgrmNtN ttutu NrBStH
eTdtstrr, trFptlH unit grTihuttart GatrEi idt pEA
rrGIttlte HeutgtGTtn. Die liIItH Rns iybg ti. HHA
~ sirs IN tttm blut s'raut'' taf ltC Cfu sUt taSt
tesf man ,Sbii hos dte utut euIttrtr 55bsz NA
s.srdutt ant Het VI ma itir NaG ~ trtu aGsmRsa
vc IT HWtt agtH HRiotttsgratn sgleIEtf tniptbaeA
tlttt.
=. HScdfhsrbp 4 g5bnt,
Nlr. 40 uut ~ rsttE,s
frt slt gstuiru for sit't gftr't ns Ct'n, tSO--l
As- gpi0f Ju cine itif !ppps'f,b Wdbmnitbln4
tat,u,. 8tbs ia J. e. GReitrrneu S 90. IN Rr, Of
&
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I'll q u battau-
0e9cnIeitise
llnteritiitnags 0cirllidait
(@poprrottpe RcIicf %1Vctation),

BRtcau owldnbattnu Gicnc6tuitaiiS.l
llnierfugun9s stScitnl6aft~
". 49, SrVemeitr Wslp.aprt)
Die rWintdttars s5tnpiCu bditS .llntfrflPuuas. .Gs>
ieaita" TT euTS ben Jrsbgit ptI Staates gttm Sgrt
tR,rrpprtrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22

1H tsspstf NneNapl ppn aebraueiisn Nab
If bsFDse Aennsp. glf. 81. Gtrnlnti., a iisTa, ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22
atts sstafe IA auf 5Ooo 9laoIessr psaimmt.

Sste gericu bsjdbt 50 trim Gntrtt uuS SI 10 sbse
9dl, pena ssa Sn ibrer 0lais Beb6snErs Ruge6
firtt.
Gin NitSlieS enter &lait fam n6l cur ge,abluna
bie.s GpAdrs angeprCIen tperteu peRn elm Wilalif6
elmer antstn 8loie Htrtt Sest Ria6s TT undtbana,a
unp bat parbaHs lene 8rrbtneun8 nit einrr dHtern.
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(Rrhsutr .asurnsl. -
SradltcnamcrtD fir 9rOtrmuun!
, Hcrrta acocu'citi9e Trdufcu>uns
tcrfinEunge t'icicufdaft."
ptorta, 3lmots.
DiCerhtn umrriFa!

Dttit Gttcnfbaft iaRlc 1 ,eu tFacr is msHatts bt
r,iS Wttr 8.Or DtR,ltJc, t,tiit ptfr 10 COO Iaass
a.. rranft ans Rat uEH II @r'tlitdftrru mtetr sE
tircd tIs.C coo All Gdus uut Fug gGrptfftHbGft Has
.rctlI rtuphN,i,
Aur en-, glttaat iStrH ts Gui'tNnt sredt eta
srtrarttt ! tillits cine wy tUtLttf UHittftluxE
vrn bs ~ UUGdrs UNI duE;-scm wtJsta In etdke-
iaGtn tm JUtSythtttNSW 100 Lcuart tAr ne rtttA
NurA bu = cutttiatt, Wtru tce N her atilatsnst
bganlrlRt pitt ttcaic wtft tu rrirhrittn w 6istts
WuRli'etyu lgtit ar,tNtt YttaRtlura ugs fItH
DittWp NsratJt. Sctu 6tlHntt uHs telbt
Mann rter NGu ven 10 bs 60 Sdbrtn Tenn Wt0ltft
ttisr ppbuEdhlrA Vritaidaiurtrttn. Wan RtaA aA
an eGu uRltrtdRstgu Gtucal.Afeuum;
gr. y, ST.. &dhmibt,
Baltimore, sIr, H. GpTt.btttuhfr.
tErbr AAluI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22

tstHs nenc SpulibiT>
ceer
Sinteritihs sWab= MaiGine
Don eurd,,pcs reuer 8airart,
ra o. lttSt sebsHs unh tdusrbaft.
Sfr. 1. 9sr. I.
Die Nuimerlfamrttt Won e6r<ttern, &ietssr.
madern, Shuts u. StitfeIfabrtfanten
&utfbtnsa afpnBsrn unS gnstn,, tie sint
rtb', ietdt' II sansrraft arettreres
9interitid) Nab Wfdidbine
tTduden lcniel mir auf ece nsuee GrfnenuRe duf ben
NabsNlal6insa gebist.
Die Ssr. 1 Wdb-maidbinc
fir EnbrifGnfeu
IA Spa beienstrer @rFee. for hat unb frdftia isidt
sansbaben. wfnis GSerduit mafene fur sts art Rdtt.
eraerihtet urb nit buunlwplener linEerm nnb tiet'
rtm 5deen 8lelh aut arbetne. SbihPa sit alrem i'm
Narite. lnc tisie Rafhnen bsres tn Qrceer }ah bsi
Satrifantsn i'm aanieu gdnte i'm @etraIte unb Seber
Hann w nH ibatH ausnebmtne lu'rtebtn. e..
3cueuiifc.
: unftr plalttnia une efr 6aflrr tattn sttts Strt
sr. 3dt.Wlabnt AMI psritisetren Strfen prm
'hTtrfen Gtihirreter une fehter Ad'trtrte unh Ga'
tune bis inm entnlcr aepttten gGpttre - rbne tI
Sfannuns tu reransern, erunelis rreetr unb asprut
snN mir INTER, eas te atf atlsn Stoitrn eintn ooi
9atrant, babe tie Str3cr'ihe unS anteri gldihintn
Sabre lana prrgrt u. srlldrs pbue Getenen bre Sdi
Dldihine fur ptttdrsb.e beHf ppn daen tte mir
sterauGt.-
ssiffiam ecf,
fltisetGnSttr unt 5a6riiaut, ar.21, eafsfr.
Gbiedsc, 9l., ben 81. Stunt 1865.
Sd babe sibrt Rr. l Mabins bel perfhebtnfm Sttd.
ssf ersfalis uRS erlrpla prptrt pp erIdre lie pbRt
3aueern tir ttrt FEB ppr5ng I tde VI a dtnt.
S arbeitct raid ime aer6uihips uRe lititrt eu Volt
70 IN N t.nts stud arbttt.
o. .. 5iiffiu.
y. ..a Shub. unb Si4tl Sattiscnt
Rr. 49, 8IensripttF.. Gtifasp,, &c.
3brs srpEt sfrttNere Ia ttettn
fr S6aeifsr, bic i'd t tenuft une i'd BABE tn rsiner
SsiGaite in Z Sabren tine gense Mai9tntn rrebtst
hAs Saassrftit, Sauertaillfei unp raidss artsittp
aHts!ansf, Sf:dt urasrtrSNtr. %"
I5 4T. Grant Davenport III
1lsitutsrSirr, -eireei SptsI", ct. Souis. Np.
Den IS. 1arrat 1866.
@rpDcx s iBaeer'febe pa
q Rdb WiaTdiucn Tabritr
Rr. fSl, Sattiuto car. t.
tf23-) r.Frf 3oliimprt. Eb,
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Rur ,fmdrt". =. Gtnt Anjabl ileihtr
@trtbe IN 8rttcn baben dni 0Iunb psr tSt.
ispr, iptlne ccn Suocn aeltatttn am Spna>
tag tbrtnI 6,e'6art, nad,saacaen eerlanat,
spD man iie an ftslem Edgt Spigttuelen
otTtdatsn ialie. Ia man tbnea oitS nid,t
Rtmha ahai, 70 sabtu We lid an sie ejfutf;e
prtasei 5aliS rerfn tfut,htiauua III ebGn-
Iten atr Japsn auelultfn lclr 10 ipurprn
pIr une nidlt panoeln peun DC larunrR
Gem inpen IN MaliatbuitttS hIrten ;}uipdTs
erbnittntpdlsu. StU6 rilrfte tos 8Gt'pisl IN
mccrn nit Scnniag5 = 1cltgcn ttSindhn
Stalten Ndtabmun5 Fnre1,.
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ScntI1c Waaren.
Snfbfll rrIllltrIl /:

Getten S6rtBer-, Simtureer' urp eruntn ariuiers
Nde. bpldnhiids Sdrinse gndrps. SareeGfn II. +. 10.
Gat frii&e Grbisn. einien, 3petideen biz teaea S6n
ter, Rben. unb Glaret.e eDene bel
tpuis o. Msie & SrHcer,
(Ii5,1S) Wcrsrf,@ds Won oanpSer. t,b ddmoeuar.
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8ermiI6te Seribte.

(Bsrtietana fSIaL)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22
SbtlfOn'5 0oppel> cfcn aOa'


Rs- pi0i az cine 5tts pViDs id, g,dbmaihln4
bat,u, 8tts ~ J. e. Wcitcuncu s tio IN Rr, o.
StlrFhr (lsB-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-22

SerltN >9ttY, Ms. - GIN iisten-
jabrieer &uabe, SCbu BON 9BtIbclm 3. Sal
fenburs, ertrmlt BET pem ShConer nGlpa",
wtl6er AM Spbptner Canal God llegt.
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MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures. - At Charlotte, Feb. 18th,
at the residence Of the BRIDE by Rev. c. NJ Seaton,
Dea. Z. II. WHEELER and Miss SARAH WILLIAMS, all
Of Charlotte.
DREw-SrIcER.-in this City, Feb. 10th, by Rev.
f. H. Griffin, Mr. HOMER c. DREW and Mrs. MARY
A. SPIcER, all Of this City.
SPAULDNG-RNG.-In this City, Feb. 18th, by
Rev. NJ. A. Wilcox, Mr.. W. SrAULDING Of Addison,
Vt, and Mrs. MARY RING Of South Burlington, Vt.
CHEsNoRE-GmLErr.-I Richmond, Feb. 9Th, by
Rey. D. s. Frost, A. II. CHEsNoRE, NJ D. and Miss
NJ. VI. GILLErr, daughter Of Henry Gillctt.
GRow-HowARD.-In Westfordi Feb 18th, at the
residence Of Harmon Macomber, Esq, by Rev. f.
wheelock JEROME II. GROW and LENoRA f. How
ARD, both Of Westford.
YoUNG-PRArT.-In Burlington, Feb. 18th, by the
Rev E. Il. Griffin. Asa R. YOUNG Of Wells, Vt, and
Miss JANE R. PRATT, daughter Of j. W. Pratt, Esq.
of Burlington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-21

Tho onestion of admitting Mr.. Thomas Oh
MARYLAND, to a seat in the u 3 Senate was
discussed at length, in that body, Mohuay
,rossors Sumner and Edmunds of Vermont
opposed his admission, and Mr.. TrnmouL ia'
ored It. No vote was taken on the question:
The Committee on Ways and Means mas
decided that the refined oil tax shall be s. per
barrel of 45 gallons, and on export % cents
Der barrel. Stamps are to be used. MIR,
Yeardon has laid before the committee
mode Of collecting the tax on whiskey by
means Of metal stamps, and duplicate checks.
Mr.. johnson if in doubt about the exact
meaning of thel last July act of Congress, pro
yiiing that all orders on reconstruction shall
fsi-.ued through the General of the Armies
.l Mr. Stanbery, it is said, will in few
ssys interpret it as the Presidential instincts
prompt. The Attorney General will hold
that the evident meaning of the said act is
that purely military orders, and not those of
a civil nature are meant.
In the House, on Monday John Young
Brown of Kentucky, argued stoutly his right
70 a seat in the House but was voted out,
l04 to 43, on account of disloyalty But2 IRE
putlcans, Poland of Vermont, and Jenckes of
Rhode Island. voted to give Brown the seat.
This If the first case since the end of the Re
beIlion, where a person elected to Congress
has been denied admission for aiding secession.
On saturday the House debated the case of
Samuel 5 Smith of Kentucky, who claimed
the right to the seat which the House, re
fused to allow Brown to ccuPy. Those who
sustained Smiths right did il on the ground
that Brown being Ineligible, the votes for him
We're MOTTO be counted Peters Of Minnesota
and Benton Of New Hampshire sustained
Smith 'sright to the seat.while Dawes Of Mass
achusetts, Blame Of Maine and Poland of
Vermont were opposed to it. The House re
fused to give Smith the seat, thus sustaining
Mr. Dawes report by a vote Of four to one.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-21

BOSTON Market-Eeh. Is.

FLOJR-The receipts Of Flour since yesterday
have been 1910 bills The market continues dull.
the trade purchasing only in small lots wanted
hut prices steady and leading brands continue to
be held quite firm. The sales have been al 5 - a
so for Western superfine 81 o. a II for common
extras 81 a y 90 for medium extras Sl3 - a
Il Ol for good and choice, including Eivorite St
Louis brands p Dbl fresh ground extras from Sl a
n 20 T. hbl. including common and choice.
GRAIN-The receipts since yesterday have been
1890 bush Corn and $50 do Oats. Corn is quiet but
steady. We quote southern yellow 81 3 a 10 s;
white at 81 3j Western mixed at 81 - a b for
good some 70 io00 bush selling nj 81 81. and white
Western at 81 81 a p e bush. Oats continue to
range FROM 81 n g2c 4 bush for Southern, Western
and Canada. Rye 81 - a / 50 Shorts Si a a ;
Fine Feed 81 a Is and Niddlings 81 a 80 p ton
PROFESSIONALISM is firm and continues in steady
demand with sales Of prime at SIS 90 n l9 10 50
80 q p for mess, and clear at S2i 80 a . 80 z Dbl
IN Bee Che sales have been at SIS a 10 for common
and good mess $2l 30 "a q 50 for extra mes, and
s2i 20 a = 80 for clear. p Dbl Lard is selling at 10
a l5lc; and Smoked Hams li.e h. Butter is firm
at 80 a isc q ID, as to quality and Cheese ranges
from - a ice e D.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-21
THE BURLINGTON. VT, FREE PRESS,
MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet article
superior TO Cologne, and at half the price.
ANCIENT FINE ARTS.

To the Editor Of the .NeW York Herald:
Respecting the relics of porcelain ware found
IN the late examinations at Herculaneum, which
have been forwarded to the Society of Antique
ties in London, whereof your correspondent says
the bottle resembling brakes Plantation Bitters
was undoubtedly placed among the ruins by the
agent of DR.. Drake, we desire to state he is in
correct In every respect fla bottle was found
there bearing our lettering, the language Of the
Ancient Romans was different from the accepted
literature of that day. Our Agent has other
business than this in Europe, and has not been
in Italy at all, No doubt Americans carry Plan
tation Bitters to Rome but trying to impose up
on society of Antiquarians in this way, seems
quite useless, and we do not appreciate the joke.
1t is unnecessary for US to spend money in Eu-
rope while we are unable to supply the demand
for these celebrated Bitters here
Respectfully,
p H. DRAKE s co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-21

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