davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
Sn sabrcn upraeriiate perrcmrn,
Sur bclpnScrc1 Gcadtnng

IS III sine nibt psasulsusuense 5batfate. ta6 tts
wolfe Salftc hes neitli6en ! bstleS unicrsr yeppteruua
s i5 !'i ama i f4's" t Scinns 80 a s'5is sa' IA stst %s5tESs,,
aid nie rob %berneet". ~ sic ino Irasr, ldilia.
pBne Guer1ts, aubera nsspcS unb rbne appe.
tit.
Eieier Rlads psrsen ttr Sfttrre ohfr has Rcnicum
beipnbsrs empiCblen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
0sriHdth. ann,ea Shnmrfpu.

Stifiser hes pberfen penniplpantf6 ben
Staats' sribtsbpfes.
philadelphia IS. Npril 1865. SD trtrahte Suf.
ldr0's etltlden gitterr ais cine 10 ertbppIl Or
ieuet lei Nerrauun9s 81 eitpsrtea pesr appetitlpiis.
teit. Nus eissner G%rfabruns tann Id sappn 3suDnts
~atIcscn. N6iuaB sppll her Sbrtae
Sarncs %fbpmpfpn.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04

Cine Gut ein5eridttte @dtrrsi nit Guntfbdft peaer
Rrantbrtt Ut Ter Bantiit he's @tscu,bIrrrt, fpps aud
has sdas, wtll 20 stplHlGt wtrh. Ndberis In etr
Srp. b, II (2l2-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
&crtunItcrS YirrFnuf

Don SriItheIacnthum On htr o. Icuushra0r
Saza Su teiIt etrrt ItitttE ltt PttrtsAtstttg fur
Isl he Sidet Sdlitncrt wire h, uricrItJtnslt pt-
ISfht& waller an 0uutrrflda, teu II. Spt. 1865. Tgt-
mtitaBs I ubE. az Gtl Wh Stslr has HdhHtreut ut
ibritbtns Tod,t @raneciaehtbum ,um ritd,ltttn
Vcrtautt d%nEkttfcu; amita
Mi Der NrreiSitt her CgItdHtfrdRt In rtHty Guiirr.
runs ron 81 6uf ptHltt son re- &VreWtl.Gdt tu -.
leHut. u, GeCuiir. G%ntdHuttt enrH EtNitt IlHaj tr.
Cr.tdntir. II bpb tdnH ucTtltt. pfgalSl NIT Sstufr.
81 6uB Its on enc 2 8ut tr'ltt GGtg. ptlbr rtH 5ty
SEcn. be iur &dulllr. 0b rritttti; taHH ct.it lina {
tciaattr Altr, NIT scm 9%cmtnftai l.tcu @tbriuh ter.
eileen, II tu6 edHn frsItb IN Nttattr trtt ts uT
SHinnHSpuEft, nit tinFin ~2'ltttgtH SGdfciHIG8UbHi
bdufe bttdut; BruHt i've III.
Ht 0uidutttteir IIuarn IusVllt ttS Ddrtit Grt
ttr Siliit tsS Rau'leitts rddr am gtrlaut'lsat, Esl
Wen tn 4 plsRaltR ven NuiSUsiGGt ttt 5taiC1.
HD.l. Is. Briefc. gttrdltsr.
(2It.S.S.p.2l.SD 2. y. 3upcr, Matt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
Sdcin5 @cIluutmnGWuo
inter SCu INfdul uufOruAAnrTrtr

&, hittn Ao0rrb Didttur1 rtrra g.. glathtps NJ.
.. Cwtua uut it0w0f ~ M,twt. wrgr Jsl Humd
ern Etciuas NlltturS ut -rtu, No i.ur N1.s as1ut
Nth I'M trnuH ecm S%u.trt.r wrritIt Nc. ftuti
N%dItturtr stutu an m't f@t,tHI,uu uls 0m |itctf,n
Mrntooc in Ecptcmbcy l,Gs t.an'ar lt1r,r ; q,
'ftl tenre 5dtl'J ,'H' twu,t .u Is 'drEa1j re- sum
ne ven r'tr NuHtUt grt 1gaH HuIurf mt ,u urt i,f
10 leuts, nrtN Inigu vat &rttt, ptltr cI, plaus
aniprub 0ut he yLafrt WalGulc It. TrrffnH, u7s ag.
gGIdlr itttg @rt, rlitri 20 rrt Ati',9 yfrW,rr. 20
Susie Nr. 80 GdntN-Hgrrut sisrgd {. ,w.iaru
ltsu mne,AdLeittiEaNt, ucttlR 0Ht, uUt wl,a.c Eu,
'FrNt nut tr1 |IiaGifn kUr GgrUf tNl 81 aNdiflrtrit
@clltnRe INT Hrr0r1t ~ teirnttr s'r,uurrI rytFiati
Httrtt mt Material. wrt, tUtu Upthru tuD -. Hnul
mt o. IUEt lshS BdFhrt r#rlrl, ts gb, Uus y.I
NtLtcl Ter VeilaNte ltnrtumtr rar an, rnIcti.
ItsbhIb ptTt bltrtarb tfiuunF &C.
ana IN {, tGf N WtmBfbOitr lra.I ru uulgtttfT Gts
i%Sg8tbunH ale NttlJm'rlW mt 'g1li35 gstu Inltc ft
tur Rcrdnulcn NrrtttstrfC ant ;ttcitciI y. ruiulc I'M
Icpt'rtbcr 1865 tu' CinW1nrtr IanfI Nm t]drulbar.
ID It, ,ne utiaac iui0tu ctcT ans f...ut.ttr. rdruui
nc cttrdnNfArttut ebstiumwr n.ei vent tld9lsn cc
tIutt ANN Welcr ties r. ia1t,u lc'tvh Wdlr,wt uu5
'uttrtt iRu'lrrtt ntutmuuA MT CT t' to hr \ Us SEN
tenn SnrtltSur6: GIl50t VIC. Ittg.lgsrsR dVJn Ubp
zen 'rrrttU ipUtc.
(1I, $, III Sob. Cp. TnpiS, 2 htnT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
VSillin III %NcrF1mfcn.

Cine Wtribi6dit ir Rslscltaenrr 3tetlc Ter StGtt
rclsr Nbretic brs 'Giaenibumers. gcdit "a Sabre;
sidtcreS su erirapeu III Str Grip. ;. SiaitcS.
(2O7-12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
3u pcrfdufcu.
Nidup

9inc unatl6storc ittf &unsmtstbr SOn $50 in
9crfaui' bet -. W. Sppfc, !r. 9, sGp 6ujItius. Ct
Paulnra6e. (2ls-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
3u %pcrfdufcn.

Gin tebf:0ttnviBce piano in nod sutem 3uNantt n
biIiN III p%crlnuifn. 100 id9t bic
t2O1-l3) Grp b. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
SerfetgerunseM.
Sermnltcrs Scrtauf

"a hcS Wpbnbdulse Rr. I65. Sinehrnfs.
NA Ari't zines SrldFtE tft Nrtsgtrtptsg Ter Stdtt
Ia Baltimore wIrt her uUlIltIhHstt ale Gs1rilItr
HrCitGg, hen is. Septtmbp lSts, Rad,miiiage I'm
4 Her at Grt uHt SttHt
cde adnic @rIHeffiid FTcH.ltH ium gsttiuft ave
bietsu, ptItcS, In srr StIti galttnrrc steaen. fgietH
]errmdfrH bCibTieteH %: 50 tt8iuRt ant tcr Ncrt}siit
tCr @%uIilTnpt am Gntt Ter lwtttta Vine he's Atlauu-
ten IN snsr vrh -. 9aEt 1859 satiyicu Bns ,m SuAt
g. Y. =, AT. 1913, tplic u &C. ttnnI itG3tatH ustfr.
traag )lrhrrtt ven ga Cd 5rpG AMI Safes GcuHdimar
tr'tsttbcuct e i%gbuHts; Btbt cara ptl.u&. - Aub
plit an HtGytJdsS bin; UCHtrl I'D Flcraut 90 NuE Irttt
ugTtlV6, gpU I'd Il 6It ptith uHt loTmt. IN iutIfttr
N,ttuns 90 Nus lduB ht trttrtdyRh. uG0 hem gHtdray.
run'te luTud. @ruHelRs $i4. Earauf tebt rae trtts
irttat NCAtItrrtrHt aSpbnhdIs Ar. lG5. gtHttTdBe.
gtrtauttbtemauuQCu be Gdlfts tddr, her Atfi m ?
aItt6en pet,n ii tttt uUe is6a gtpHatrn tie geragV.
lith the VEN 9trtdufIdAC al "a ptunieH uHt bu,b yEr
SrtTttt nbtt' RS EgGWGittrs i~HtCllTtt lpctftl ttt 1lEs
tess ddsryuitltn.
l2O6.e l2.h.s. .l.4.O 2dnmnrI 2nrnnrn. WtrraLtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
Serlangt nnO seindt.
Gpalcid,


GIN erttutlittg NrHsftn fdr arpfb1lbf Ssus,rtsI
nm te Nutt in elmer iltintn himilt ubnt Rtnttr. 3u
trlFa8tH bel 2 tesc'ct, Ar. l6l, &prs. GarGr.
tgll-21
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
8nrcan Oct Observation-Disclosures
IS puuliffdrr,

BWFtmprc, btn l. sptbr. 1865.
Sic StI,uturdoruG G~pmmillre III her Stdbt Pal,
t,ncrc MAIDEN bltrmit TIC ann, baB 4 beute bPi'm 5tapts
Ne5ui7nicr 'Ur GUrdrft uue grif M elnsn 2irrldt
'~l"t,ricRG tGt'n mt cn N erlduteroten 8ruNbrle une
fer -oarle ptyr ee @nlipGt ismgS-. Aue8 Zen. uup
2"srtFtrtttur8s. gttruG', we fe ppn tbRsn fir lie
cHi'rF trg Ter 1lnatc;2lf'D pcn her Surrrielte her
III l~ucrtitGtr 0llbtung tarrt unp ~luertiRnt wrrHen
iiut.
sic nadet dncurd, ftrnsr bstanrt. SaB fe Mpltds.
rrH :. ~cpt. 1865. 9crn,!laJ5 I'm 10 ubr, i'm INIT.
EctJie her GUmn.fdre in ~tathhauie pidinmrntrnmen
perstr, I'M lrgCno tineN er perjttrrenGn IN bciGgtem
@crtd!e :Grrtdue!rn 9cteil, Bc8en Wclten lr0ent etrc
tlHcA Nm teil tnlan teanrrpGenEe Ycripa ali 8]eraunten
Sage etrn GtnGfnb srecb III resip. rtn.
Spbu ~. ~l'asucr,
Sobu Z. 3urbira Grntntiddrs.
3dnies ". Suicp,
C2lO-3j U;drriutt J5uapcH, Sstr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
5urb =. q. &dunpu s. so.
q llnbctrr9tsr uub fd,iieBIid,cr olueucrfdui
ppu % pcrtbppHCH 3oupIaBcI

SHlND ". ~. "uNiipll - W..
q linbrttr1ter imb fdiiirBlidicr MueuCTfdui
10 poH ~ pcrtbpp1Cu SoupIaEcu
w IN uut Iu tu Ndht her Ycrt : utupttt. wfte ben
uNvrrttuftcn bell tss RabliNeH he's ]vCrputbt.
ntl Rriebp bilecn.
Uuter unit ir0tt tucs Itfttit he's PtIrt5lrgihtS tu
Baltimore GrUntp II er NlG0t bee parihutt II. Nnetrtt
geRru Rrlsbp unb Nntrc Wcrttu ttt lnttr,tihnttcn nts
0trpal,Cr ut hen GrddHat SsrIduis ,immrrR in or = tatl
Baltimore am SuuntI ida. 10. Cttnttr iS6S, iddnit-
tags l lltr. e;Hunbutun,il ichr mcrthppnc ndupIugI
an lmb IN Ter Rlbt Ter Sprl luGnpift Rrdb, uptdcn
rom erlCu ShlJgtlumf mb her StdbtsrtHN, ais a6Ttt
tp 9iIcnibum' trfdrHt, v~frfiAftn.
DttiC pllEc tirttn PtrlOntu, ptlhe @tfbhtte IN er
Start hGb,H unt dut tcHt tnrtt 80 Wctrtu Uurih,u,
arose gGrbeIit, unt has lbrrlt 5tribcn te! Trtiics tl
eaus IN bttirr RtbtunB Ia ttr Uu'mertinmIdt Ter &rr
iulonitn pprttl.
IE piece iRb ppn 30 ~ 100 Hu6 trttt urt cpH 2pJ-
$50 BuH tel, We JgpieHtpWnct AdrlCH rdhtrrH tu tE
itrtt In tGrtGn Arlr1umrt ftr aaEttn IGa uut MAIDEN
teit WtgtRt III tturm ipLplt tnsptrthcn me tCNUenui
gppbHpluuC.
Der 9trl0uf N mttttrat; bic 9crInuiSbsetu1urQcu
mte IL burt tpt tlrd lsIimmt, lTtHpU tttIt GlUCs
IN Utrut ttrcs lt9tU. Ga Nurt Il rrr Gaullu.me IN
5idr g. ~teiItltu uHt str N,t 1T BistGtu a~dbluuRru rrr
S, III UNI "a MpHaiep, bic GrsttHabluuatu tUth O.rtyr
wsIdt ,ur 3uf tCrSnbett Ger 9tTwlIteT t~ntViirt lel
mtNen, it iittIr.
I'm ndpcrc Nushmft uns @ruuttiF tts giocnttlmS
wrnte man i'd az tie DerIpaltrr ptfr rem gultiCualpr.
Sprotip 4. Sqbitricar,( n,.n,r.r
Robert u. Tpbbtu. "'"N"''
GF. -, Ct. Vdrlfr.
=. U. Common s 80. Hutt.,
Mr.. IL II, IS, Rcrt -%ttteEtrir
IVIO 4 OI n : M . 4 o. G An u-T1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
BIZ pcrFaufct.
IN pcrFaufcn pecr ;u DcrmictbcL

Sububduier ~ pcrltitetner preiign In cub
XIII Sigh, uGbc pa t%tuCrris.. Bruut ~It,5fCif Nies
gGA. 9uuCh0r. R9resS Nr5t,ts Spninstr. u. l. IL.
,205-I .lul. 0ourdn. Nr. 20, Ecrt IS G!Vtrtitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
Bonn Wep. q. .. Heucan,

SUW WCb. ". ID. WeHpuHs
witt Netatteur hes ,,Gbriftaa Giro.
%riefe" III pbiIatelpbta.
Der @sbraut ron SuHanes 1tutftem Sittern bat
mir entftiseen GUT setbai, westalb Id es fur meins
gHtdt balte, i'm ais unitdetares Sidrfuns sntittel aQsn,
ptlde an allasmeuier Gntfrdftuns pper aus llnprtnun'
s,n in her ester. / bdtisteit entiprtnssnsen lleteln lttten,
III emYteblen. auirtdtts SIR
U. .. 6entau."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04

,gxsa 5rti urGc trGmcbdu'sr IN @pgauStpph. 3
4il NielgH ven Ter St0ttBrente. iUr llsut 5antlisR
lG1fS, rcrrlt, rcrtcn All ldnRcn Srrtit %retfluit. Die
Ndarn ser drrtsStttntabn bditrcr ietC z tunbt. Rad
wtga4rn BET Cumberland SugaI, Sr, 20, Sus.Gtars
~ItFtTGBr. (2l0-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
>fc glIratore= |urcary 10. Mu9. '69.
NuIdll rIdi Fer EIcEtnl -nitrnnr-

&c st.a6cNrtiuun85 s. G%Cmntfale baten mir cine BE-,
~alautt8ie Gute evr ih,ies ittt ur at0eGnterten Gnt.
'tN;AtrQE rn3 ArttgiGMIne mir te Senruna Ter
b"ulG yIcp. rpn U lmltp trs AT MeeeRrgtr rvs as
euro HGTlnrlit elmer mHtgtIprtnpr9 unsCprtuCt 1T, Ut
1e'Ittt. JfntOUc o"fer mpuretr teiantt, haB BE ~ MIR
N'rui lyldnNt II Sutcr NM @runertle' IN ben Ncgtirds
teTE'Strrdu tts ,Gi 10. Sept, 1868 ,ur Glnlint tur ale
t'ttc,It9Etn gerirn II Uittn tt''ttn, Natrtue psidtr 3elt
man gon Pgr &ntlttituNB Der GcminlGge bel ivlcnt enem
tNtFtFt!Grf NIT i~u'tanttgGr @crttttbdrtGit S,rufUrg Gin
lcdtn lara. Spbu ~. Sarucs,
tl9y-j Start 9ieDitratpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
COMMUNICATIONS An,eiar.

gtoGridt wire hermit aeatbsn, tdB llntfrIsiGnrtt
gclmaht .ur gsrwdltuna tts Radlafte efs aGttcr pfr.
l%Stttrsn S'cnnD Nof %erbalttr tot. aae Cieiertgcu,
nit auigeicrtcrt, icl6s nrbt ten %pptbtGru StlreeH iva.
teittns am 4. gPGri 1869 tiuiurcthtn unb atttcnt
eiefeu Rablaf aeirEIih fur perIufis srfGrt psrttn mrecn.
dat, bic 5abIunser AT tieisu Ra@laB ~ MAIDEN habtu.
rttttu btsrrnit aufsciprttrt. iCIht unpsr,uati& an uuttr
leirnrit iu ltiftn no ntbt, 10 ptre atrittif eiugt.
f6rttteu. Sbrihius !tpft,
(n2 4 "a. 30) Wtmtuittratpriu'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
Shcrilig.T crT0nf.


n Inter uHt ~ Srigt rusS rem surtrtrr- Wr-
~ A rittr Ter Siati gdltlaVsC Guf 80 Aldrr srr
f5sW rgduf OF &Cmnierte fc1ct ", Y Zen .iCittnut
Gueactrtntrn @uninGt tNicri 6Gudtl, Beers
tute Id ilmmtl'ts Jitttr. HH'grurc uAt HH:bflc tct
btidsttr 70. w.. gau Npurnrs IN NM nui In Ter Et0tt
Baltimore actt9rnt VIrih efnfc WHt tri6ritecu, NC
fplai, idthri nue IN SruB g]tHrmnrt udnlthi
ar ter Nirrtitite Ter GbdlS}rlRa, unstfihr 20 Nue
6 9ru rrr ter Nrrtch-5fe coz "hlfe4 u. Gkruttrlfr
ptlbcr Punt rtCE Hrtdraspurtt tie Sutwef.6d, s;nts
PldFcs n. Itgt pcr JrGRtlti NuieH ~ltriaRcl. ure rtr.
ltd an t%ciiaieir pidte III aetdtCr Swie 100 Hut his on
tiHc 20 buB breite altn attsat eruR Wcnlit, pdrdlrt
mil SbnitiF. rre lance err Cutieitg hddstcr Auer, 70
buf gettEt ennn ireltb uEt pNTIutl mtt ttr = lbs.
nanntsn Quite loo Aub bis an Gtaisarler Hanu rrlb
lne lnnss eer Nrreietts her sbaieitrnte ~ 6uy biz yum
Au'irp sruntie lurIi.
Nue I'd, nidcbc bicrmii bcfdunt. .af i'd am Irri.
taa. ben is. Spttr. 1855. MtttaNs II lrr. III tcr ~,
rtdtsbdusibdr IN her Statt yGtiwru tut t,iluwltr
antbstI res ~teia8trp ". ". Pan stggtaus an rbt, L..
ibusbeneir CHARACTERIZATION r]rrltiacrr ldiu pcr,,.
Sptu 2S. Snu.A. AtriI
u. va. SrpurtI y &c, Mutt,
COG s. in.2.I 10 S. gn2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
Nttefate.
Der Wd,tb. Ncc. w. 9Bppswore.

Der Nd,tb. Sec. SS. GBppsipare,
Sberrtbtrr hes pbernen Stadtss8 Sc
rtbtsbpfeSppn pennIplSanten f6retbt:
~ybtlaeelpbta, 10. YiGrt 1867.
,,, g f i sstt r. s,t,eass ssSt ls s!,ts:s q; s..
Selpen her Wertduungss Sr1dne duBeri nuBltd,
1T unp 0eBen &dpiDe une Nansel du gierpsn ltGHs.
felt im Sslsme icbr %ppbltbdtts WRIT. NufriGtis ttr
Sbrise Seq. III. aSpoeipdrS,-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
Qurb Gam. n. o5prcr.

@ASS Gchr rpuHidisuspcrtbc auc ncrthprIcs
FRI GrIucrucIthuu
l&Sk. an Sus.Gpi.T. uda. ...l.fa-t.
dHf }lufuui
TiCnHaa, ltr s. z1g'., HctnEtNas Z ltr. wtrst 10
an Or uut STEELE rae HI,ttttUg 81, tyi.tr G. I.ura rrtr.
pcIt urt nHR. a rnurtrIlt Nfurrff. .utsuw strf44.rr :
Hhullit.
rae nHnie OuHenuf mI U5rbduecu an Irr
W FHf trf.
1tt s'r.,itfftfW or. ~ tt9rb.1 TT tturu aUt1t.
Eaultn 2'..gEf0Sa MISUNDERSTANDING HI at
NtW. nNiirrttF1r't, e2r ant w Fr'r aat widen sc.
litmlIliSitU fGr firt Hdmiir.
&c aulmtilrlu. 90 tl.urlklih dut S,tfu grr'aui
GlH8dtrI', ia en- 70 ruaut .]asw.rigr5 uue Runtlr 90 :
STnrtti1crttgW nW iIttr m WltficH h]u1ttrier wrr.
ttrldu'SttJ nnUnsra. he Eauts taaf. Ter Rri In (
-ltHS'tl NIT tflu gtrT tt tag. SaHws ta4s. HIt
Ten GtlttttE zee 0a.'grF
@UntltEt 800.
Gam. -. mrrcr. Hl''..
VIZ 80 Il.hi. .a.umrH.1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04

Gtne c%iHItlus gsioH iubt ta ustr ,pti 4imref M
mtttteH inlften tt5tstg. u, Gd3., pgGtl. VI. ],favtrtefr
NGbrts ~ ertra9tN IN Nr. 100, Sarclires, ,wiitfn
Nrltts q, g2u5hlr. Ohm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-09-04
Warnunsl

WarnmneI
SuHarb's Ttutfht Ssilmittel reresn nat.
aemadt. Wau iebe "a taraw, taB auf hem
flinjblaae ieser Slai6t 4. ". Sadfcn's tiu-
terihriit ih tehaeet. Vile anseren fih 8e-
fdlibt.
Saupt. Bureau unt Batrii in rem beutfdtn ar,nei.
Geidafte In Dir. 63I, Mrd,=StrdAe, Bu gbikteiptia
ga.
Gbariss VI. Gpans. Gissnttlmtr,
friber q, W. Sadipn u. Comp.
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-15

ter accepting the Republican nomina
tion, the test Of which Is In these
words:
! 10. Gen ,Laseph g. HGaaLsH. RreGidens Nc.
tio7a} UTtioss Repub EcGn Conrentsor:
In formally accepting the nomina-
ton Of the National Union Republi-
can Convention of the 2lst Of May
inst, it seems proper that some state
ment Of views, beyond the mere. ac-
eeptanee of the nomination, should De
-eKpressed. The proceedings of the
Convention were marked with WIS
dom, moderation, and patrietism, and
L believe express the feelings OF the
great mass of those who sustained the
country through its recent trials: 4
endorse the. resOiaet0Rs If elected to
the Office of President of the United
States, it will be my endeavor to dd-
minister the yI0qos o IN good fdith,
soith p eeOnomu. and q aotth the
Uies0 of 0iUsRg peace, quiet, and
protection eveTy10hefe. In times Ike
the present it is impossible, or at
least improper, to lag dolon policy
10 be adhered to, right or l1rO4lg,
through an administration of four
years New political issues, not fore
seen, are constantly arising: the views
of the public on old ones are con-
stantly changing, and purely admin
istrative officer should always be left
free to e.cecate the 1oiU of the people. I
ol,ooys haze respected that 1oiH and
a}10dys shalt Peace and universal
prosperity-its eloquence-with econ
omy of administration, will tighten
the burden of taxation, while it con
stantly reduces the national debt.
LET US HAVE PEACE. With greatre-
spect, your obedient servant,
u. S. GRANT.
WAsHINGToN, D. c., May 29, '68.
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-15
LETTER FROM PIKE COUNTY.
Suicide in Pike County.


PIKE COUNTY, Indiana, June 5, 1868.
Editors Journal:
As many reports are abroad about
the suicide Of our late fellow citizen
Mr.. Abraham Beazley, we would ask
the use of your excellent paper In
publishing the circumstances as nearly
correct as we can.
Mr.. Beazley has lived among US
from childhood, and has conducted
himself on all occasions in such a
manner that all who became acquaint-
ed with him were his friends. At the
time of his marriage he was about
twenty-four years of age, and by in
dustry and economy had laid up
about three thousand five hundred
dollars, with which he purchased
farm, and made his home comforta-
Bile, to which he took his young wife,
formerly Margery Lownsdale), prom
ising himself all the happiness that
could be enjoyed in this world;
but, alasl how different his
future from his expectations. His
wife was diseased with sup
posed cancer in the breast. He
Immediately took her to Evansville,
employed the best physicians, who
prescribed for the patient. They re-
turned home, where another physi-
clan was employed, with little effect.
Her mother and sister, Mary Key,
were in constant attendance, and
would not allow Mr.. Beazley any ease
or satisfaction IN his own house, not
even let him so much as administer
the medicine to the sick patient.
Time went on. He at length paid
out all the money he had on had, and
requested his wife to allow him to use
small amount of her money, (she
had about 81 ,0009 to finish paying
some bills contracted on her account
for medicine and attendance while
she was i'll. Her mother told her that
if her husband couldn' I pay her doctor
bill, she should ab once go home,
which she did without the least hesi-
tation. Hence, you see, money was
more precious than love. and she
abandoned him. Mr.. Beazley endeav-
Ored TO gain her back. but the old ser
pent was at work, consequently Mr..
Beazley found nothing in her conyer-
sation and conduct to give him the
least hope. and on the morning of the
29th of May, he was found hanging
by his neck under his wagon shed.
A paper was found on the body stat
ing that be knew of no cause for her
leaving him unless influenced by Der
mother, Mariah Lownsdale, or her
sister, Mary Key. So we lost one of
our best citizens, who left behind
host of warm friends, who, while
mourning his loss, will also remember
the contemplate agents of his de-
struetion. Mr.. Beazley leaves sister
aud three bothers, who receives the
sympathy of many friends.
Yours, most respectfully. &c,
Union
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-15
7 K4TEOL Z LLL2K VA = TELE

in it the fact Is 80 perverted and ira
vested that II becomes falsehooa. /
know no motive for all this except
disappointment that Impeachment has
I not thus far proved success, coupled
with belief thar I have done some
| thing TO prevent its being g success
| I have not been q partisan Of IN
! peaehment certainly; but / have not
been partisan on the other sl0e. AS
presiding officer over the trial, my
conscience testifes that l have been
strictly Impartial, and / am sure that
amy one who reads the report will say
$50. lndividually,I have my convic-
tlOns and opinions, but have very
seldom given utterance to them. In
deed, | do not think that the case, in
any OF. its, aspects, has been the sub
ject of conversation between myself
and more than four or five Senators,
and then only casually and briefly.
No Senator will SAY that have sought
20 influence him.
The real ground OF the denuncia-
tion is, that / have not been a parti-
san of conviction, and this denuncia-
tion | am willing to bear. They may
denounce and abuse me, and read me
out of the party, if they choose; l fol-
low my old lights, not the new.
" What the development of the fu-
ture may be. / know not [ neither
expect nor desire to be a candidate
for Office again. Il would, however,
crafty me exceedingly, if the Demo
cratic party would take ground which
would assure the country against all
attempts to subyert the principle Of
universal suffrage, established in
eight, and to be established in all of
the Southern constitutions. Then, l
think, the future Of the great cause,
for which | have labored so long,
would be secure, and [ should not re-
gret my absence from political labors
SALMON p. CHASE"
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-15
Chief Justice Chase on the Situation

1Ec From the New York Herald.l
The following confidential letter
from Chief Justice Chase to a person
al friend has be handed to me. 1t so
distinctly marks the present position
and sentiments of Mr.. Chase on i'm
portant political questions that l do
not feel at liberty to withhold its pub
lication:
WASHINGTON, May %, 1868.
Ny DEAR SIR-You are right in
believing that l shall never abandon
the great principles. for the success
of which I have given my entire life.
| adhere to my old creed of equal
rights, without one jot or title of
abatement. / shalt be glad if the new
professors of that creed adhere to It
as faithfully.
20 20 I am am; Eed by the torrent of in
.vectives by which I am drenched.
Almost everything alleged as fact is
falsehood out of the whole cloth.
Where an allegation has little fact