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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30
WAsHINeToN. ALExA. 8 GEogGEgoWE B. B.

WASHINGTON, ALEXk. & GEOEGEIoWE 4. 4.
d 5 g W I - -
an AND AFTER WEDN ESDAY, March
" llth 1S6s and until farther 49tice !, L9cal sH2s
TON and ALEXANDRIA as follows:
/ LEAVE ALEXANDRIA, from the corner
of ST. Asaph and King sts., at 600, 800 and 1000
q. M, and loo, 800 and $40 p. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Maryland
Avenue Depot. at ZOO. 800 and HOO q. M, and
200, 4:2O, $3.50 and 7:30 p. NJ
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS
LEAVE WASH GTON, from Maryland
Avenue Depot, at sos a. M.
! -sIzaD .163 SUNDAY TRAINS.
! LEAVE ALEXANDRIA, from the cornor
of Duke and Henry streets at $50 p. N.
/ LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Maryland
Avenue Depot, at Cos N, and 7:30 p N.
/ O. A. STEVENS, Gen. Supt.
W.. PHELPS, Gen Manager. [au II
THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
! = .ts& ~ TOMAG ROUTE
TIE OLD FAVORITE MAIL ROUTE VIA
! - az AQUA CREEK.
{ -t.rffFus - sit.& ~.
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TEE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE TO
cd RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH

;ssg ;s:=S:
,.,ts4ssS -: EASI AND COM FOh / A L b
Sdazsssskg 81 leave Washington city
twice a LILY, Sunday p. m. excepted, frem the
wharf foot Of 7th street, at ZOO q. m, and Toy
,. M, stopping at Alexandria each way, and
at Aqua Creek with the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad with ell
egant cars, supplied with elegant sleeping chairs
on all its trains. Through tickets and baggage
checks to all points South.
Both boats stops al Alexandria going and re-
turning; 5T4.a SAMUEL RUTH,
Superintendent of Transportation.
J. B. GENTRY, Gen'l Ticket Agent,
nv lS-tf Richmond, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

PEANUT TRADE.-The new peanut crop IS
beginning to come into market. Quite a large
breadth of land in this section was planted III.
them this year, and the season is said to have
been very favorable to their growth, and the.
yield satisfactory. Prices are good, and the
cultivation Of this crop is attended with profit.
lhe consumption here is large: and there Isl
ready demand for allexcess in Northern, mars
Sets' We hear of several persons who con-
template engaging, in the raising OF peanuts
ileSt year on scale more extensive than ever
before known 10 these parts,-No7toN. Day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

sbae Inc reign of .high-heeled boots. has been
'Ao't' fashion has utterly discarded them.
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MERCHANT TAEMORs.

Having dissolved his business rotations with
posite, where he hopes by strict attention ard
earnest endeavo1s to give satisfaction, and to
merit due share Of the public patronage,
oct lO-3rn
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" Calhoun's widow and daughter are said,
= petia straitened circumstances, IN 3. g.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young 3.cn comte4pln-
ting marriage, being aware Of Physical W G"G- 3:l
Io who places himself under the care @; Dr.
J. may religiously confde in his honor Is :.
gentIeman, and confidently rely upon MS skill
. q Y>nN-cCion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30

SEsUvIUs.-If, as is apprehended, another
Tn,aptlon n5l Of Vesuvius takes place, the London
Daly y News says the circumstance viii indicate
. condition o! the volcano differing wholly from
s;aything that has been observed fer the past
ea e.sateen centuries. Three eruptions 10 the
TFyafse Fba OF year are altogether unprecedented.
t;a ne history OF the mountain since the destruc
,Va Of Pompeii shows gradual increase in the
ffaHIoisy With which one period OF activity has
followed another. 5.5 s.ys, rss 50
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FAY Ur-The editor of the Cynthian (Ky.).
news, in making an appeal to his subscribers
VINO are in arrears to pay up, says:
N we hope they will settle without delay
Not that we need the money-Oh, no! Our
loS m Is given to us, VIC steal our paper, and we
Win our printers wages at seven up. So it
spss 90 us nothing to carry on business. Never
.oe'eSs, as matter OF accommodation, and to-
ease their consciences we will take what t-dthey
1--WE Us, if they send it in Immediately = -z7
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MARRIAGE,

ro1oct that 2 sound mind and body arc thl laost
necessary requisites to promote connubjal hap
piHess. Indeed, without these the journey
through life Becomes weary pilgrimese; the
prosp ct hourly darilcns to the view, the minQ
becomes shadowed with despair and filled with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness :,
smother becomes blightod with your own.
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: TEXANDRIA STEAM DYEING Al .
4 CLOTH DEESSLN G .ESTABLI6h'-
MENT, Bstablished in 1843.
4. D WAKEFIELD, Proprietor.
|. Grape Shawls, Silk Dresses, Iefinoes, Mouse,
laines Kid Gloves, and all kinds Of Ladies,
Dress Goods Cleaned and Dyed in the very DoS'
manner, a... ....,
Gentlemen's Garments Of every description
Cleaned and Re-dyed, if necessary, IN q st2io y o
country. In 8 word, I'll I asl, is s. trial
Goods packed and fogWsrdea with Dispatch
seq l-3n .-
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azztI -. g. Is Z,
1s'ii3a lSc ,.ts sEsH So. *
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TIE OLD FAVORITE MAIL ROUTE VIA
! vvI - afe AQUA CREEK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-10-30
YOUNG MEN,

Who ha7e injured themselves by, p eel
tain practice, indulged in, habit ire
quent}y learned from evil companjjons, or at
school, the effects Of which are nightly felt,
rlarria.c impossible, and destroys both mina
and body. should apply immediately:
What pity that 3 young man, the hope OF
his country, The pride Of bis parents, should Dc
gnatched from Ill prospects and enjoyment: OF
life by the consequence Of deYintIn& IRON inc sa
crct habit Such persons must, before contciH-
Ulsting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03
Union Republican State Convention,

All citzcns OF this State who rejoice that our
great civil war has happily terminated in the dis
comf;ure OF rebellion; who would hold fast the
paramount right 90 defend 10 it, utmost It's own ex-
istenee while inpcrilicd by secrct conspiracy or
armed force who arr In favor of an economical al
ministratiou of the State aud National eNpeudi
lures, OF The complete eNtrpRtion Of the prncipIrs
and policy of slavery, and OF the speedy rcorgani.
ration Of those States whose governments were de.
stroycd by the rebellion, aud the permanent rcs,o.
alton u their proper practical relations with the
United States in accordance with the true principles
of republican government arc requested 10 send
delegates 10 convention 90 b. holicn in CITY
nj II O'Clock \, NJ, for the purpose of mating
a candidate for Governor, two candidates for Flee
tors at large and TO transact such other business
may properly come before the Convention.
The basis OF Misrepresentation Will be a. follows
Each city, town and plantation Will be entitled 70
one delegate and additional dele gate for every
seventy five votes cast FOR Joshua l. Cfamhcrlai In
at the gubcrnatorial election OF I>6S fraction Of
forty votes will be entitle TO an additional dele
gate.
The State Committee win he in session al the
Reception Room OF the City Hall, from o'cio,s
till II A. VI. on the day of the Convention for the
purpose Of receiving tbs credentials of Delegates
and To hear and determine al cases OF contested
elections subject 90 ratification by the Convention
J. G. BLAINE, Kennebee.
Chairman State Committee.
j. Z. BUTLER, York, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03
Paris Hill.

The warm weather Is Bringing The sam-
mer company which generally ilows ia upon
u. 70 enjoy our beautiful location and
bcalthfui brecscs. The prospect is that We
'hAl' have larger number than ever this
season.
Anorg the residences whioh have been
bragi'ied By painting thi, summer. arr j
{. Marble. the widow Coles. Me {. Z.
knishi's. the Gooicnow house. :. L. New
ellis. and Postmaster Week, The paint.
INK has been done by Mr. jacob keenc. jr.
and son. OF North Turner. who arc faithful
and energetic workmcn. and have given
much sasiSiarsion to their employers.
The new Post OtIiec will be ready for oc-
cuPancy IN few dsys. and wiIl Jo a Crea,
conyeuicacc 10 the town ADD an orpamen,
TO tho village. Mestrs. Hammond arc en-.
,i'ied 10 credit Tor their enterprise ia the
matter.
rF- The iIh OF July Picnic will star, from
The Hal II - past :. for ,,reakcd Mountain
ascending !; on the eas'crly or Back6cld
side We hope TO b i5:aed by many from
the dacrcu; Sections OF the town. and
expect the mountaia slopes and summit to
Iesound, during the day. with ,be merry.
joyful voices Of the children. in their happiest
moods
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

line until victory shall everywhere perish
upon It's banner.
RcsotCef. That wc have lull anil entire
confidence in the integrity. ability and
sound Republican principles Of Hon. SamT
y. horr'll, our nominee for Congress. snJ
We pledge To him At the polls. tho united
and hearty supper, OF the Republicans of
Cd ONforl
Rcso'rcf. That the Convention heartily
endorse Tie course Of our present member
of Congress. ihr Hon. SIDNEY Prrh,m.
Who has 30 faithfully served the District for
the several terms TO which he ba. been
elected
Rcso'roi. That We viii give our united
airport nj the polls 70 thc several nominee,
lh's day placed upon tbe Repuhlicar ,ickc,
Of th's County, by the aciioa OF this Con.
Ncniion ami that We will elect them
The Report vas accepted and the REQ.
luiions adopted
Voted. That the thanks OF the Convon.
ton bu rendered 10 tie President and Sec
rotary for the able aud acceptable manner
ia which they have discharged their duties.
Voted to adjourn
l.. &. FARRINGroS. Chairman.
w. PETrENGuL. Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03
The Maine Convention Of Univer.ali,,,

"h'eh met IN annual Convention. At Nor.
way last week. was fully attended. aud all
the exercises were OF highly interesting
character. Il. Dresser. Esq, was elected
President
Setmons weIe preached by Rev A X.
Abbot Of Ryekand, Rev C Bailey Of bel.
fast. Rev. l. G. Bolle. OF Portland. Rev.
{. b. Moor Of Augusta. Rev. Mr. Near.
thur o! Halifax, Rev. l.. J. Fletcher and
Rev. Mr.. Weaver of B,lIeiord.
Addresses we're made by Hon y G..
Il'ehboru. eN-Goy. WAshburn. Gen. s. +.
iier'ey and others
The 'ess'on continued three days. the ia-
ierost continuing undated To the close.
The hospitality apd accommodation. Of
the people OF NorwAy proved Amply snfIi .
Glen, for tho large body which favored their
beautiful village with their presence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03
The Cam paign Opened.

The nomination for Congress. in this
Di'irict,and ihe nomination for Tie County
Offices being thus early made. We may con-
slider The campaign. in Oxford County. fair.
" opened. and We can now clear the ship
for action. and open The fgh, az oncc.
ln another column will be found The pro-
ceedings Of the Disirir, and County .Cor,en.
tons. They were both composed Of ear.
nest, good men.who oortend,d with prom
er spirit 'or their preference, among the
candidates. but who ha-monized on the a..
ton Of The majority with entire urau.mitv.
The nominees for Oh, County offices. are
well known 20 The people. We have no,
time to reicr 20 them Individually TIL. week
We place their names Of Tie head Of our
columns. with great confidence that the &C..
ton Of tie convention. will he endorsed bv
The people by an overwhelming vote. on
the 'th Of September next
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03
Union Republican County Convention

Psr.uau, to call, the Union Republican
County Convention assembled at PARIS Hill.
on the 10Th inst. q; % o'clock. and was
called 20 order by ". ". Virgin. ESQ Of
Norway who nominated L L FArrinr,pn
E,q., o.! Fyeburs, as temporary Chairman.
who read The call. W Peuinsill. Of Raa1.
ford. was elected Secretary.
Gen e.. l. Beal. oil NORWAY. moved dat
Committee Of i've be appointed on er...
denuals. and Mcs,is Beal Of Norwav.
kimbail OF Bethel Alley Of Hartford. A..
wood Of Buckheld and Stacy Of Porter were
appointed.
Mr Greene Of Peru. moved a Committee
Of Ave on permanent organization. and
Mrssrs Green Of Peru. Walker Of Lowell.
Chase Of BlcsGy'd. Bcarcc Of NORWAY and
BirroTs Of Canton, were appointed
Mr.. Thorn 20 Canton. moved a Commit.
tee OF ave an Resolution. and Ms,srs Thorn
Of Canton. Perry OF oxford. Lane OF Swei.
en-. ingalls, of Anloycr and Barrows Of
tr'alrg were appointed.
While the Committee 90 Credentials were
out, Gen Perry addressed The Convention
IN iis usual animated .t,lc.
Geo B.aI. from tLe Committee on Crs.
dcnia.s, reported ,bc following
ri-T oF rEfEs,rE-.
.a'y-Cyrus Kueelanl. Clark {.
Wight
Ard9vcr--D-. L IasiIb. J.. Poor. Srl
,args Poor
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eral in the rebel service; Wade Hampton
General in the rebel army j G Barrett,
rebel spy during the war; Robert ould,
rebel agent for the exchange OF prisoners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03


Newry-L. Il Paine. \. Is. Codwin.
Norsay--Geo. l. Bcal. n. NJ B.arce
/ IL. Upton. SamI Favor. l. ilathawar.
OSlotd-J =. Perry. Jos. French, John
IL Harper. Il King
Pcru-Jouas Greene, Merrill Knight. IA.
Mclut;rr.
Pot,u--D d. n. Ridlon, l.. u. Stacy. T.
Moulton
PArl.-Otis c Bolster. Jonas Bj,bee.
NJ. Nym,p, u y True, Geo. W. liam.
mond. : Richardson. Is. +. Twi,cheu.
Rumtyrl --Cba, y kimball. J. G. Il.
dot, ". Pv,,ug,U II. Il Colby.
RoNbury--loshua l. Weeks
Sumurr--J NJ. Lane. Clas. Y Tucli,
VIM. Il. S,wall
sWcisn--Bcnja Webber, Andrew Wood.
bury
Sow IIa.clton. iona. Bartlett.
Sioncham-iiil'on MeAllster, Oris Far.
kcr.
Upton-Oiis II Abbot
Moodstock--Alden Chase. +. X. Day.
Isaac l.. Curtis
wa,erford--Petcr r. Mo,hcr. John \. .
Green. l.. II Iloughton
Franklin III --Er,sius ! Abbot.
FryeburC Acad. Gran;-M X. Chandler
llamln's Grant, Is. Dndlcy.
Milton PR T. Allen.
Riley Pl-D. +. Beaneit.
Voted, Tha, the temporary organization
be made permanent
On motion Of G.. u. Di,bce Esq. Com.
miucc Of i've was raised to nominate
Couniy Comusiice. as iolloSs:
Mc,srs Bisbec OF BackGrll. Goodwin Of
Bethel, Shirley OF FTychurg. Bearce Of
Moray and Hoslry OF pix6rH
On motion Of Mr.. Harlow Of Disdeld. a
Committee Of five. consisting OF Harlow Of
DiNfoll. Brunt;t Of Denmark. Bolster Of
rAri'. kimball Of Bethel and webber OF
Sweden. vas appointed to receive. sort and
count the votes TO- senator from The Ea,.
tern portion Of The District. Who reported
a. follows:
Whole No. of votes. IS
Necessary 20 choice. -
". W Boltcg OF DiNfcld had 81
II C. DAVIS.
Rcpor, accepted. and W. W Bolster de.
clsrei nominated
Voted That the same Committee receive
the vote, for \ Senator from tic Western
portion Of the District.
Thomas L CIcsrcs. Esq Of Brownhcld.
presented the namo OF Siml TYLER Of
BrOwnhsId. ard Gen Perry. the name OF
Maj W. :. Dodge OF Wolehyillc.
Tho Committee reported a. follows.
Whole No Of votes. qS
Necessary TO . choice. ~
samuel Tv.cr had a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

PARts, The following persons we're el.
eeied delegates TO the State Convention. A.
Portland July s'h viz Uorauo Austin.
James Curtis. DR. \. J. Buck. S. ?. Max.
in d y. Truc, Z. Danham anil r. C..
Cushman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03
Byron


On Sgnlay. June 1ih. While li;,!c son
OF SuiivAp Ireland wAs playing in the door
yard. bear came TO the fence. and lumpoI
over after him. The boy had Jus, time 20
get uto %, house telling the folk, that a
black man had lt.eI TO catch him. bat
eoulinI. The, i.i 80, heed what hc said
a: ile ;ine tot 80 The afternoon tie ,raeks
Of he bear uero PLAIN, seen on TIC other
slde OF the fence. an where be- Jumped
over. anl going 90 within Three feet o the
door. The h,,lr fellow b1,s.ly cscspcI.
~ Tho Mechanic FaA, Herald say. tina,
trains on the Portland AMI Oxford Central
Railroad ceased running ou Saturday. June
sJih. a. vas announced in tie circular is.u-
ed by the company ,hc pa VI April. ,Le
towns Of Bucsdeld. Sumner anI Hartford
having failed 70 vote 20 loan 'heir creli. l1r
'Lc extension OF ,be road 90 Canton. A
da,i' stage limo has been ,.tal.i,L,I. 90
that stages now fun by regular connection
from Mechanic FaI., to Ds6rld. We pass.
ell through tic beautiful village Of Mechan.
&c Falls. on oof way 20 the Convention last
week. and noticed many evidences OF ,lfin
and enterprise among rs people.
TIM FoUnru M TrR~En Tho Good
Iemp.lT. qi West Sumner. N,sin,-,f,.
Cysial Wave and North Aubarn LODGE.
including the Sabbath S .aaol. Of But.d,sI
anl Turner villages. will meet on the s,h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

~ Many Of the new Congressman cleo,
from The SIX States re-admitted Thursday
are 'n Washington. bat none OF hem can
YET oe allowed 70 take seats. as all the
States must first act upon the penIine
fourteenth amendment to tho federal Con.
''"l''on' and Georgia must also make i'm.
poriani amendments a. her new ron.t;,,,;o,
tF'Mr' sarsb Stiles Of Peru j.. 1O2 years
old, and still vigorous
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1868-07-03

Anh d =. iiooSs vas declared nominated.
Ga motion. Cyrus Worncll OF Bethel !.
was rc.u9mira.el a, candidate Tor Sheriff
10y acclamA.iun
Ga motion C.! Mr. Greene OF Peru. a
committee Of five. consisting OF Mr. Greene
oil Peru Stevens oi Canton. Tu,H Of sam.
ner. liarlo~ Di DNdcld. and Cl,.,e, Of
Bro"nhs.i. was appointed 70 receive the
votes iar Couny Commis,ion Tie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05
Der 9cHtihe Correspondent.
s,aInmers, 3. segtbr. 1863.
Sagrpalijff,

2rtpm 0ebE uHS ~ l. 9iummcr crG5
ncum ppltuusn SG8ct,attS5 81 ip.!Ne1
untgrtem 1itet 98bceliuR &u5etaet"
in 9G9ccln9 Q8, Sd, leit rem 3. ~, M!t3.
criatmt. &crGu5atber ul,p Jtepl!,ry.t c2E
lclttn iMo rit StrrlE &dprlprlt ~ &eNcI.
GIe %la.t 1T remrlClt''n, uNr hat III etHer
iNrjCp GdlcitU13 Isat GtartU3 crsN rlrde'
IG9J tnrem e5 GyEluri luN rr %.,.:t. 0nlU'
ltplteBen rio ueltIc GgHrituttpn u'9Crltet
crbllteu ntu umr Grcnt m1t7t gc9cN S&,itus
uuo Dcipctic MA ne Sc9cnrpdrtla epH rem
rcpubgFInttHcH GrI9ycAe aus0eabt werren.
Ou %artt,, ris nl&i ploG ne 9'tttc I'M
irrcr zuSatss!IUtillr, lp1Gern Nlh rus
QS9bl res arMep WGrn!S i'm 9iu!c h1t ule
ANS ppR &c. fu.,Ntba!sn yatt her NT,9 Ei2ptrs
rtlfrncet S.cucm uno N.Hnlbm tttrc'cn
nil. Wjht5cracwcnilsr cittar. r2S Httt
Srgdn, lid sprUrNgigtrtL efcl ullp eblIid,
0uV3craQ a"ll9;UiprG,1ul rn S0ocl Inn
NllQc dM Nidte, Die !. &iIAMH,r G.. y2&tcc.
lthi &mci1rr' !ttNTt cn &cpeiS c,.g Der
ftpt IN flgiRcr fFNrrn Vt. 2Gr bo5r(Bfn
On pafertn M(iFImpr. duI Ger S1tn etS
HtGNs mir 6,rUrm utO r,ten IHnt dus
oani.r Stclt Elm ,@lU%NuT" 5u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05

0llppd uup MarqufS fpGen ih BeBcnfetitn
uter tDre gefpcgungcn tertGlci9t tQbcn urp
rntihlcitn letn, rte Hcgtcrung res Suarc}
III ltilr3cn.-yalpo1 lNu tin itdrfc5 9rrnuas
ttanirrtp Gc5en pie NItipnal. &eattruNg err
IGlen uns uW ais fret UNI UnabbdngiS CT,
Hart mn 0~N8'fumptAt BADEN, raj CT ullc+
ReIre 8prYatoe an Setr1tHe uNc 1gicgeMa-
ytrtot bahe, Ulp p16 man n.IUbt. ce 3telics
rlalg 8etr1ue lid niAt, tbn an3Ugr,ifsn. go
DE- dnlc, t%tantltte &rtgg ,8eOrse GneIA",
rIe l'tF rtsIen SaArtN tn JtGrteuHInpll 5pt-
Ipcn SR 6rNujteco uu0 ecn m]erttautttGu
ApdttH AZ CGr &ulle pc5 EtNGa S}tlue peIUas
Ht8t mar, 1t ais gdn}ttW mtrtt'g5 cpnotmt.t
Ipprptn,
-Sn Ni@mcIn, ia. finpct am p. Say
ttrlber cine SiumeH-, S9it- unp NegilticalS.
ntIum9 lt1tt. "
Ole /. S,tsiQn Der st. 20ut@. unp
Ct. Spiepb-yI&u" r9urnt III Gpniratt lclGr
lep, UNI lDiLR an /. De3Cnbtr 1868 n,
SAptten prn Il. ypWiS MIG ycrl19i9l una
,Uyl0 pc0luNcn.
e1rNrral sRcGlgRan mtrp NIT rtg
SUES" Wcipe am 10. ., ~, 9pn Et0trNp.l
Ir';9e.t, bierhtr Slrta;e5rea. IN 9ien yp"t
~ 70 eli SrcBartiSt! GlnpIanB et5 DGaegIl4
pDrbtrciteI.
3H Suffer County, &.-S, it chc
&rt rplptmtlter 9tlbr aNf6,retco, lpcIte
| 9f0Ee S.lltriul4 perbytilts. Esirl2e Ntmmt
mett Ctlrn tDbtIthen &ey,auf.
& Qlt H]SellptCrR &rgete III &pr>-Gls
rollnG rrripytEt durcrlt ar9iebi3 gu Ctretn.
Hat c!t &NUinpplr.G rlote lGBr nlEn btnlc|
gen wrnt8rr 9OfIdnN,
- Ger am 1DrueritddG Ypn 9itNrHDrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05
GermiiJte &eriGte.

New'gprt, 4. Overwhelmingly
Oeic Yartier Griineung bat bertlts bier il,
Smerlta Natabmung unp fpBar @erbele"
run9 %9efunern. Die betarntsn 2ltrptater
uns GYmnafen @etrroer Santon blben spr
aurscm All Gin perbelsrtts yumertfauuhrs"
8elpclpcre eth 9atfnt sstcNmen. 8rltrn
TahmittdB wurpe eth berarttgcr 5prtbepe>
9un9s1ppardt III rcn gerfauf5ld!en pe5 NSa-
scnrabrttanteh Cabin 96ittp, Nr. 63e,
Srpartrap, Dor etner @njdDt Sndpsrltdnoi-
ger prrttrt. Ctcie Srcbe ersab Gin iberia
i6eno 0lnItigss &rfuttat. M0u it i'm
Stanbe, aNf finen iplden geIretrepe nit
9~frtn9erer 8raflmlren0ung, ais tas 6eberl
erfrreert, itA nit elmer Shneaiofeit, bic rem
zines &emapferres gleitbfpmmt, fDrtSutemes
gen. Gas Gefrcipepe beiett aus spei (iir
@ufdnser aus bre) ieta]ten Hdpern, Die puId,
cine Strt bon Sattel nit etnanper p~erbunpen
iinp. Die Waihinerie tpirp purN bic IaIbe
Der 8eiteneen in Semesung 9eieet unp has
Weneen pter Sreben res Subrperfs auf bic
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9Gu3 SiEnlbt,.niH,t.

gB1tbtn9trn, 4. GvYumbrr. - Dte
&t3ieruug BAT eeu Gcrtylg jar GrgIUUn9
elmer A1icfne IN OmaeI IN SIlI00O lbs
geffip1tn,
Yct pcm Warimittrttir wurNtu malitn.
blfte &pplifattpnen mcgcn Grncmumacn pon
SnscniturS 'Gdrttrn bel her SCc q NtapGmic
III 2lnn lprlts rinBebraNt melhe ieppt IN
6el9c Ter &ermlnrerun9 rcr Htdncn curd'
cen GpngreB abrej5ti6 bcidietm perrGn
mubtrn.
3pii6m Seftetdr MrGul9@ unp Com
miifm Holtn5 lit nod, inner tsinc @erGiu~
blrung o,trcfcn itcr tic @tnitcGUnR pon
SuptrStiprm pblleid 3ptl&ea &eirm rus
bette Gmscrnc5mM tetcbt.
Scr IrttggiriretGr bat pcn Sen. s@unNc5s
InnHIt UNI Gin Ouladtn erluht lrbrr re
Gcgdtttdt ncrthtcccncr nliGdri3un0swa
iprlhe aus rrm SilrGu rtihc riG SNmmc
prn nnbeBu 80 GHta. Con. au3md0m.
Der %rIiirert crnanntc 9citeru 5ttnc s.
TrU9eras SUn &lICiIpr bc5 4. Dthrttta Y1n
9nniNtHmttu IN Ste!c ppn IHrInl3 Scr
,0tb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-05
NlntisrM.

Su WIeleb1Hosn 5trtiiE1 miro ict. iur
bef,mmi cyt,ayt ldR cCy Gpa5rtB tcuNc SeY-
tenbtrIjtut8 bl!NM ptyr.
- Or .tduiG" SGn1irr Snnlcr, Ccr feline
.SEHnptpul" fur Grant IN GtnneIltc belpn-
ntl Vat, cvt,arta N leintr cr;en 8ege ~
9t1ibp;lc, oaB Elm Stco her GemDtrd.te uni
NpeimbCr unauEtietRltN ttne ntUe Gcbcatpn
3ur TpIgc bahcH Dlrca. IS ltCtnt, ats rb
Nr. Srn.cr ijd an ne Sptge oerNclten III
itcten Ntlct0t mare.
- SIN :. Gpr5ycBr 0jtrtttr crn MttTcuri
WLrre ppn rem 9tcpUtjltGnrrn II ocr 4SI-
IpilQtpntr Convention IS. u. 6mfelturB flr
rtn GpnSreg ncmtntrt.
DC rQoltdle Experimentation in
GIYlnnlb, Cd, nrm'tIrtt aOrlcltcgn J. ",
Slit FIR ccn Gpn9rCg.
- gStltCre lleperiatfer aus rem republt>
tdntitCn Eager:
l.. Gr- 5cnn!pr Nihdrelon gCn SQjncj&.
>. NI&tcr JpQptul pon 5npt1n1.
3. &. =. g&a;te oca NieHtetpn, ga.
4. Nit5ter 9tlbam oDu NtlRntl, &I.
). Gtrrit Barrett Scn Nnctr'pn, Snp,
- Die pcm0traillWr Gono1nti0n in IL.
CllriFr oeu %fnRNlpdNjm 81 Ilcntrpn
nCMiuirte NIT 9lccldmdt'9E S9rn. SCbn ..
Stiles fur rem Gpn9.eB.
- SCn rtr &trGlunter StNhtelcabl Itelt
lid naAtra9ltA blraNs, bar a0N ben POS
SftlGGften 80 gar nlI, Jlittmmt babcn.
Vic upuGI'sNlt'tt 0tllcrltdt ]rtoujtst ltd)
n1h 9enduer ,3lD.unS aur 25,973.
- SIN 3. ]yG,;tpn'ig Itltrlttt purce re-
pUHtjt1HtiAcr cuts @cncgal Grbb fur ptn
GpnlrCB npntiHlrt.
- Ter H0R ran 1rpublfllcrlt III Oreen