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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-26
AZ Jhlug, Comp. v,
As N,Dlor Ieid)te Sraecncr.
staat MarDiano.
Ercfntiu.9 ennrtcIneut.


gm 8. gtopsmt.r bisiss Sabrss bat bic s9abt ppn
MnablmGuucri CGlstGcrin), rtlte eirer Yrdiietnten
unS 8iee. prafseuten her Yereini1ten StG1ten erpdblcn
fpltn, unb ppu Vertretert DidIpaneiS I'M 0pngrc1e Ter
VereiniBten Staaten itattBetunotn. Is IN nun Gle phtht
res eopuperReutS. lei t%Crarti9en Haten bic &n;abl Der
fir cine iete petlpn. Tier bic atgelirnmt pereen, eefal-
leren { thrrnen ans Zen inn ~bealdubtgt Ju9eieQtsn De.
rtd,.en her 0aplrtGter eenau in ~Grflbruhs ,u trtnsen
unS tann bur& Yrptlarnalion tas S~seluitat teiaunt su
MAIDEN.
Stun ersibt i'd aus 81 faatsn 9eri6ten, bic b~eelaubint
rprtsn. iue ans ter Aufsdblrns Ter fur etc ~sin,tlnrn
&anhieaten fur bfiaate ~refpeitire atEttr ab9cleberen
Slinlrnsi, tab Mt6erS .. @armi6asl, Sptn Seoinieit
Glas 8anam, Charles q. 8pbsrts unb George Deter
bic art6.e aniabl pcn Sttnnsn ais Wablndrrer zines
Trdiit ate iint ieesgrGNbenten her Der. Staten ere
tallen hatsn. unt eab btt Ter g0att rpN 0ertretern int
GpRNreNc SAMUEL Sarttlstrn i'm erien StepenfpNIrter
int speiteu, Gbcnas Swami int eritten, Yatrid poihtl
i'm sterten uns Nreeertd Stone int titnttrn 9rn1TsBbe'
ilrfe bic reiien Stimfnen e%nrtan9en tlten.
Derpbalbsn ertlsrt. i'd hermit unp tbue burh tiei
meine PROCLAMATION SeStrmann ilnb une ~ ipiieu, eas
bic belasteu Rtharb =. Garmt6ntl, Spbr
Stpmas Atom, INSERT Gpnfablt. Wale
ter I. allenber, enrpGlapDaliam Gts.
o. Roberts une George peter bic seiesli6 Err
p6bi en- g9ablmdnner aus BEN Staate Marplanb iur
0srtinteten Stoateu linb. uns ta6 HE a%euannttn g a.
musl ) III bIttpn, Sttbenfnn u r6tr, Gb o.
mas 6 swami, gatrif Samt1 anb 8rebtrtd
Stone bic seieelit ~erpdblten @srtreter Mars.dab@
i'm sinunsYer,i8hen Gcnartie her 9tretaistsn Staaten
iinb.
IL. a. lriuasltt DeTeu babe ids n,eine llnttrT6rift
bier h'tutter aefsst unb has @rpsHe9ei hes StaateS VIA
rplanb am ttptieeu, benz II. Rage hes Nppemters I'm
9bomas e,pann.
Sur sen @ouserntar,
5cbn We. Garter, Staatsfefretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-26
8ittern ODER bieles ScnicnmS

rim ditrir fRtsr, telbes neuts gstsu in ibrs Nbsru
trduislt, in aeipilsm Mage bic I bdtirnft une ten llnae.
num- iuafneilbsrs 3titsn wtsser bstteHt, ten singr.
iuntentn arrperbau wieetr nufrihttt une ibreH ned
lbri8sn Sdbrtn Utfunub belt uub 8lid ptrItitt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-26

@tt-Rebatttnr bts ,etrtRtaH abrs.
%ntele" su pbtlabelpbta.
Der Gsbraud ron Suhanbs 8eutftsm Si.tsrh bal
mir tntftieeen sut getban. wssbdlb i'd &c fur meint
pfidt battle, i'm ais unihaBbares Stdrfuna snittel v Zen
pslds an alsensiner Gnifrdituns pber aus llnprsnun'
atu In Der qeber. Lbdtiateit tntiprinsenbeR rebelu lethen
III srnpfebIen. dafriHtis Str
q. o. 8ensan."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-26
Mnafeamu9.

Terrtaa, ben 20, rs, ttainnt ts gushsaure tTah)
Ger B. rsfrrmtrtet q. PAUL .Gsnt, infs in bfr 4Srpdo:
todp SdtieN une eouert bis SGntfaS. ZEN 8 December
Per grtrts III tlr be nsue efsel teiiunnt. gRuiif isbtn
NbtEt F: 0as gntlihim lntst f%rsNrtl DIT Elm:
l"S3-00l Gao Epntitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-26
@aiDington, 3. 6.
&nibingtolL 9. &.
q nrnf

<LWTUITHlUVI y W
u ru
Snr D.iIetbdtigerit iiir eic sSaictbsiddbistsn in
Der 2d)ipcii
Gas arp6s llnalid, relbes tiufG bic Ganturt Wnnis.
QeiItr, lrt, 9raubiinoten unb ct. 8alfn e%etrcfen, pat
zen Shpei,er 9urcrsrdtb reranlatt, bic Milbibdttgtett
her Sdmet,cr unN SGretlsrfreunke i'm Sn- unb aus
lante a%nSurufer.
Sn Brfee bieies Auf,ufs Eat her rGriili Ntrein" In
gSafbinltOR iu bielcm eelen 3pede cine Gplefte er6fntt
unb Zen Vpritaue t~tauitgaat, ppn ieinen eanbslsuter pnb
ron icecn @GtftrnfrernfG, pelhcr fb an Der Sllft'
tbGti3Eeit tethsiligen pia, 9ebesaabsn tn Gmriaug Al
nebmsn. Nud etc t cine @dbe n miligmreu.
Dieitiben believe man ~dtiugsben neer etnjlienteu an
~fclbenee Yrritanesnitglteeer:
Sru. epuis T~srifdrh, Nr. 81, IA. 'ae.;
u Hlfrrp sSininte rmdltrI, Nr. $50. T., ,ipiiten
- NJ inp v StrGBe;
u Sdfph @feper, Nr. 81, 5tNAs5tr.. Capt, Sia;
. Gaspdr SncciiT, Rr. 400, Z. Straee.
SIM Auftrag hes nCSrutlisQsreins" 1T g9oibttsten.
(2I0-l W. SafIIier. mecrreip. Cdr.
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gpe3ial MnseiGetl.

ySurnballe", 0r. 300, Wel. 9rdtttr.
Ste tsteeu RerdugNta cSls eisfss ertas fub fur
pale' @rdn;dtn. gen,e ie, 9rrhsluneen. 9sriamnltn'
bet'r gstralte- (Nps2s, 1RD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-26
Nrnrl Gininrihntn

ZpTntds Zen %. rs. wtrb tie neue Craet ttr 5.
utldsreicrrirten e.. Tauti.Seuteinte in Glstt1rast,
nate %%rcaewan, inter Wttpirfurl rpn 3rautndNn's
Ntulilerrps ttnleiueitt rcrttn. Sreei8t lin hll rl6r
"Un Ealsr s. Cehlmann aus qtilets!rtia nm 3 llbr
Son gatcr 3. 8baelia unb TN, as lltr Mems ppr
pdtcr 3. pieiter. gle fne tit ltlaetn.
t2S3-4J Ger SprIlnuf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-26
Dcridnot.

fur neut GrhItt. ptfeta icrrt ~rtrIanst, gutter Pcbn uut
tetdnbiss arheit Iussi6trt. NadsuiTa0en in 3r. 10,
mpuuHtcntlr. C2St-Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-26
Inrnt N n%crfnnfcn.

go Gin nerts SOuS int n5ssiitrn Siaetttsle nit
zESI Sale, g8d. tr, @lS u. r ~. icbr tiltl, 5000,
ksA Gcptrlp Duub II. &c, e. gaui. I. It9y
rrH ytrtrlirnGr. C21S-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-26
.fktc Pr Oeutidcn TeuerberlidernnBSe

WFNtUidaH, Wfe ypnlb1Fo@ Il, SpNFHItf.
RnIttmprr, sru "a. INV. 1868.
GsrtF,atc SIR. rs fUr as Gntbetfe rue SIR. 45I fir %
Nrtttife in hieer @tieaihdii. G~usasheat I'M Rdmtn res
Sphu q. ala c, dub Onl At cher %rtrl0rtn Reannasn.
SpQteu tiet ttrr riht ~inuerbcib 30 5a9en ven beute an
duf her Sifee ~rrrseiE'et unb 6taeuttum Sre6t teriefcr |
peItsu, ic werem dnf aufiden hes Srn. RIart Neus
Gsrtiftate IN Stele Ter peTlrrCn a~saduaeuca d~Nsasntlt
wcrtcn. ShdS. Sscber, SER.
(1SY-n |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-26
9urSb 2. 81, 8c9cr.
Wcriualtcr8 ScrTani
br fuiinidbftSpc rthcm Gsruues Gidcntbum or
ttr Gbtlttrs. Rdtt ter Nefsrcnardtc.

EFt<s WV
icbr ruiiHitbsnS,pc rthcm Nruues Gincutbum CIT
ttr 0btntt.. Hdht ter Q~efsrCNNrdtr.
dut HUfttpH.
IH hclbt zines HrftnituilfS RES Nrtislstiftf fr lie
edtt Baltimore Cirb ter ltHttrtdtHfic, 0cwaiitr, an
Crt unb Sieut am Mfoutug. zen Z, Dilntfr 1863
Na6mi ttdBs ! ubr aHf o~ftillIttr GgfugH
r%erfsuftn.
pds adn,c @funehiif tn CbsanfndHgttr statt mo
fpleeutsrpttlt bthritbeui 0l entr zine. tH 0llltft-
putIie her Gtti'rluitc, IN enter gtttsrutrl sen 1S9
buB fuolih eon rtusnt Puntt', re cite eiHls ldnaE hem
Wittflpurttt ecr 1r1rriculrahs Rtip9eu, cine itag tenn
MtttelpunIit her Gteiicr'rate ltlc1tHe rtHic ltnUttt,
d%rfdH9tnb taHt idtlth ittCrt, tiuas her Wi1tt ttrGtt.
n~sthIagt II |ui tlNa welltt, raraleI nit her 1tTer-
iens ttaBc lsB blt tdud Rert!ht, gdraGd MT ttF
GttttrNra6t IA buB uni tdHu celtr ~ 6rdttt ginic ttS
ann aniaua spanltG. nit Ter Bebinaura. ten 5tttI ets
ctenttltriebtnfu @ntHtfndrs. ptlhts I'M 8liit ter
Ghslsr , ztrafe Heat ais t]FsHi,ttta gDtB pfH sd
idNen.
Die Gttdube bsltbtu in ttn'm eutistnIttn 2.f6it-
cen eadfttnbdule q, Gaus HcrtI,h son 0tltdRs.
Sirattl at her Gbtftr0tdEt, ttupbHt sou MARTIN
StFautntr, une 10 elmer @runOmIstbs. zen sl7.6O M.
ttTmprten.
acknowledgements Die Salftt bar mt Ter Wen
In O Wcnattr nit Staten. he eresttidtlurt ,ur 3ufri;.
etnbctt res Otrrp alters seitsIt; ct,r aasS SaaT uat
SeiiebtH fts Reuters.
sctpie q ptubirfun, i'm, Usripalitr;
C273G.9.s14TaD 3ant. ~. Gcpcr. Mutt.
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SsEES s5u pcrtauteu:
EeT erneaItcr it Sarirre Urmutp.

~ edncauicr III nnrirre Hniiutn.
.zkSa. 200 Ndsr riut t]uutrtdlk MltittH ven Ct
aeNpet an tr sgbl II On. taue. .&lUblBu", an
tntm auttn 6]0brptas; 10 Njtr Imt uFta,. ttg Rt4 to
Spit nit Mctnbdut 9ltttuattluttr Ws gEl.u &c.
eutmtihtttttt.
1870 ader, u Mt,lc ven tr pie nah @crttnOrr, 20
WtItn rot tcr Stdtt; frcft5 ]trLiernts gpchnt 'uE,
Shtuer ims dnttrr NetcnltbhGst ettuiS Fout uHb
leiht ~ t%edrtCltt rrb IN lutCr Cultivation, aIgbtr
ObfRsritn lub ldNne giBf. WgWnFreGg 1t tgF SHft
nj / tn JdulW atnpmuitu,
st7 Hdrr sufts ytus am Der Cred IN 2 lIribrpldVe
tin8eibeilt. 9rrtt ltctnfrrt V',bl unt p~cIiuiubis nit
autcG AuHtitdiL BrpGrs l|riurgnt5 Nthnhaut. ttItrutc
WpbRtdut, Steunt uue NtbruaCtdutc, CbhGdrreu II.
(. ~ faHa 0Citu,t ~gtrtauit wtrsHJ. Nnbrrts Del
ScperIp Sonr y 60, p. FIal-, I. Jeay uertltb
CCU NcItfaiputr. t2ba-l
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Bnr6 =. ~. eireer.

ks;a8sA sSilnfd,enSmcrthcS nritue3inSlrtics Wigcns
go fbtm an Stcndr, nnbe Stgbhr DC,
NE. duf Nutttrr.
Wunta1, 20. N0p, tS6S. Ratnttidas 3 uhr, rtret
tt an Orr lat SieGt GGes rGtatttpb btftritttpt, iebr
ipnnfi ensrtribe J%tl,rtbum r%eflanftu narlit'
Sds gar,c 1riipofiiK nit Ssh iuecn. AT her
Brtnbs. Hphe &ilti, 10 5ne brett unh 100 jue o 3ru
titf. Cds gttdutc CHI. %, Bserhfr. } teRtbt IN ttnrm
suilttduitn 81 tlsdiasH @1fletH. 9fsehnbdmle Rii ats
riumiler Spciitfammer III. W. @rHReIHsirtt.
gGgiaufstesiu8It3. 9aaiab,Hu9.
gam. ~. 9cper, hutt..
f9g3-tA Mr Al NaIfuNpsnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-26

Our cine iltine 2amilit ttn smti6ts 9iSehtn ais
6Sttn nue Sausnhbbtn. ani1trastn IN gir. 273,
w,osfipn .glpeuue. J2s3-5l
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Sur beion0creu Gea6tung!

IS IN tine rtdt rsljuleuauente 5batfdts. bat ttt
belle 5alfte bs ~ptlb!iden GbriIes unifrer 9ssSlterrns
ss'l !'i aH' i aaia" t gsi%"s %l s aa.si 3a'I "a = s.st s'lfsai
~ft mic ppbl %tthneet". ~ gle lHe TRACE, ldlil,
pbne GHtrait, aubsri netUSS uHb pbnt gppe.
tit.
Ei,tr RIade ntrttn her ssfttcre cher bas 9onicumi
~ttisnstrs tmptetlet.
Sdtuahe unc Sartsebautc SsinSer
ntrttn hurf ben Genus zines Ter Wltittl traftig. Dit
btteen Arstneisn ttiltn itbtn Ban ppr atispruRs unb
GnilTdftuas u%nfeblbar.
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NeuCr Dalufrein.

Wstrtre 9iraer, ermutb'st sur6 rem an, letten Dca-
rernaa 70 erfplarsid b~renstat,n Central live. .9aussr.
elm w., iinb sutitIrdsn, icsIeit richer tinen ueucn III
btleen. nae tatsn cine g%eriamntluna aui bsute
hen 20. rs ii gpIale ICES Srn. SdGier. Central, ARE,
ndtr Gaaerlr. anberaunt. mptu ttHt6t etnlattt
I2fI. $50 2. TMiH, prov. SER.
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Nhcimtueine!
Speben t%iuaetrpifen.
6aarbiirftcn init Wtaldinrrie!

0ebt In ste Mrsteauna ~ @cpbbcrrp, nabe benz
Draih 5la.garts uni TAFT 6i& bas Saar nit Maitirs.
rte frieaelu. So
Mlttrph unt Sreitas Na6miitda 4 lltr. ai DcafTs.
s,usstas frut 10 llbr Se6fnet. Gintriti 10 9ts. Wiabi.
isit,n wereeu ferpirt. t2Ss-S)
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Hm p%crFamfcm.

Cant rcucuc 2triimpfc-AduS pulituc Iniimpic.
fur Nrteiitr rdNtut. gl q, 10 II. ~ GlS. rrp ghdr. lcrlt
6sdcu ltbr ti0ia. ptur ]tghbis,tts IN VI. "a D..
80. eccs, Ypidtu Charles. u. gtattdr., vprAcrrsdut
WiTe. t2s3,5.7.pgl.3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-26

@eltte Nrteiter ami NSdf. spfn unb serftr ID
Wieieufeie " Co., III. 2t2. Wti. eaiiincretr.
- C27S-s3l
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3u pcrfaufcn.

Die Uirtblbait Nr. 80. SBtiI pfdftir., m Gu.
ribuna uue phdt af 8 Sabre N i,tr etni8 III ssr'au.
ten. NadufTaltn am pldEe Ceer NJ SEQ, NpAmorfS
BrdueT rel am 6ubt br NtrBir., ~. t4Sa-5J
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SdDcrit5 = 8crtani

einsr npriiglidcn 5eiiaurdiipn,
- IN BriRc dues Htfb!a tnabmt 8;iCbt res
Efl GiaetetrtrtS IN ter Riaat zee gNin. 5r!iad uHb
sssiS @s7ra ". gttsr ai9en STRAIN q. Scr bate 10
dlru Huipru3 ttlltfH STRAIN V. der dUt tag nddiN
bcrte S%igciitum fair, trt TT grfs aruomnctt, GlEs
HIes Nedt, Be1erebt. Anlrtuh unb Hntstt ~bsidattu
z dST. eiatrractdais III, Is, on W. gpcfitlie her 81
polltr.. bas 2. SiUt inF lid rem 3%artttfr.. IN Der 81,
gdultr uHaeiabr ?! Out treIt NIT siBer 3iete rem IN.
an tduefieir. N Rr. ~ uRe biiest. petsiit mi. Ylr. IS,
~. paulfr.. ciu 4tbdrtt. Beruer aud ales 9tht uub
anirrits Res trid6tn Aor luf tm @rgae. dul ptlteir
tehdates oius escr 1ttSuee tftt.
limb I'd, itdd,c hermit betnnut, tae Id dut Wits
iucdl. l6. SGtr. 1868, @,tssS l. utr, an her @,-
rthtsbauettur IN trr stdtt Silttmere ants a1rrtt
Hnirruf &c. ties %bcfaatsr STRAIN q. Srt al uub duf las
chen bti9tttttrs @~iseutbum ~ Ten NetitietCRpcn atleH
SaarlabIahR ~vtTtiHien iptrst.
5rbr III. Nupis. SherlF.
". ~. Bcuueir 4 80 auit.
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Ucrianat.

Gin RGt6tu, NEEDLES gut maiden. tistlu unt tCdtn
lam, 10 Wiuuttr zen Ter Statt.pdlu9itrs &~tetbabn
an Ter a~bdrltstr. aperut. Srtn $40. NatIutraasu
In Rr. COZ 98cn. gratfir. (2si-3)
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9tcucoclud.

Gin Manr prt aeiettrm Iltrr, her All warntn uHt
iateIu Wt3e 0,im, 9r9nde, Scurtcus 9pbiStep, @in uIe
ale fpnlties etlucre '%atrllrtn iaun, frrit er Giia. uni
Obiipein . 1dbriiatlcn, Srenntrei unt Weinbduttuig
arlubltd pttlsbt, iuht III iteisr PrdHht stnf Sttlle.
Ndbtrss in %erfabren In Nr. So, Siie Gbatlesnl aHe.
(lQD-A1
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3u ocrfaufcu.

Nrrratb unS Gmrt6ting elmer 0ceaurdtiOu nit outtr
8uneihaft unb 3 9abrru pdtt. &t'B asrauiht. t1nn
has e5runtsiafniba aruntitH Sfrct gelauit rGr.
ten. R6tstsS bel SEVERN Scne y So, 81. raui'
4. 1bir nSrelih ven perinatcHitr. t2dS-l
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szHH In Blret-l Rrrt.Gbcn., SMITH o,
1sM 2 hrbptrf, SttlHrrs It N~trmpRttt.
- III prtiisu pUu s ~ bS st2 roo - turh
t26I-J Sui. Grurac, Nr, 20 Nors'Salrertlr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-26

aeS Gin Q ltdlart saws i'm ttlfu .Sufdnsr mi.
E8A gndfcr i'm crir uNt trr~dcuenNtuer yIeit Si46O.
III 3u s~rfrasen III 9r. 2a2. slote: Spucnr.
(1S9-il
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Sarael Cohen,
Wftten.Mdfler

y INDEPENDENTLY,
$3.50 Or I, zputbfroAe,
iduft rns serfduft auf 6 pmmiiIsn aae SauIeYtritret'
bunaen (Spnhs y unb aftieu. Siterbeiita bisles unb dasr
mdrfte tes Yaufes. f2Io-qU
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Bmream Der Stra6enburbbrub8s
GpmmifYdre,

BdIttmpre, ben 10. Slcubr. 1865.
Die 6%rmmifire fir ben Durdbru5 sen Strdben ma.
den tierniit In genisbeit YES o. abitnittes elmer Ver>
preruns ,ur ausubdns atwiHer Ter @emtiuse In 8eiie.
tune anf bic straBeu IN her Staht Baltimore Iutsberber
Befaanife, wtlde am 3. &pril 1856 ~8tnsbni8t rprten.
brfannt, has IL Dcnnerffaa, ben 10. DEFENDER 1868.
gprmitta9s 10 ltbt. I'M Blieai her Gpmrrifdre i'm
Rathbaufe f6 Serianms n rerbea. I'M an Iusnbuns
~sehdnnier gsfusnids su ost.n une he linen ibertrast.
nen unp spx linen rrbeiihtfn pai&ttu i'm getref hes
Ceffnens Ger ecriustcn , BON apro= bic Sptl,paps
ftraee. In llebereiniimmuus nit etner AM 4. aueu't
1867 senebnisten gerprenuna hes Wasers uub Stapt.
ratbeS non Baltinp ore Su perribten.
Sobn 8. tSaaner,
Spbn z. Gurcingf SpmniHdrt,
Saniea U. Buffer,
mi 7 as Of Marriuff Nna,n,a. Ger.
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3u ycrFonfem CScr III pcrnucthcn.

- Gin t]lt9nnics 61us nhtt Pdiaefiit. ludre 'Nr
sd. 5000. Bepctln Sunc 1t. 60, ~. pauu.r., {.
9slI Ggur urrelib rem VtriuliCulr. inps-l
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gSrr. NlItfr Nrnihrn NrNr1L.

atl;e Nb.ne 10 rGr bat TER marNGiuscr @rpFtatn
; : rbi8eu SrtenS cine rert1Bts Notwithstanding
III lrtrer SaRe. SIN Nuf'roae:
t2S3l Geiparb ". Nj. Gain, SER.
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3u scrmietbeu.


Gin Fdutdt tu Baltimore GpRHta. ifbF tigil. Ehbtrt
HustuHit tG g.. " Sptunf, nj. 2r. 30. Sne.Qdrr.
llntlir.. l1ilttn 3 = Lbr 9lahmittaas. l2sl-Jl
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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-04-17
THE TRIAL OF MR.. DAVIS,

A Washington correspondents says:
The bill which passed the Senate to-
| day in relation to the qualification OF
jurors of the Uuited States is a most
| important measure. 1t removes the
prohibition from those serving as jul
rors who have previously expressed an
| opinion on the merit of the case to be
| tried. 1t is understood that this bill
was framed with express reference to
the case Of jefferson Davis. twill be
remembered that Judge Underwood
testified before the judiciary commit
tee that it would be impossible to con-
Wet Mr.. Davis without the Jury was
packed, and this bill taking away the
right OF challenge from the defense,
nothing will be easier than under the
auspices of Judge Underwood, to lin
his own language) "pack jury" that
would convict Mr.. Davis of any crime
under heaven.
As part of this loLg-delayed but
still cherished scheme ofvengeance on
the head of Mr.. Davis, new indict-
ment has been lately found against him
by Judge Underwood's grand jury--an
Indictment skilfully drawn up by as
tute radical lawyers in this city, with
the settled purpose to convict. Seua-
tors of the United tates have not scru-
pied to say on the floor that had they
the power they would hang JEFF Davis,
it Is we'll known here that Judge I'm
derwoOd and the clique which surrounds
him are more confideRt than ever OF be-
ing able to accomplish their desires TO
that effect,
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-04-17

JoHS T. CREIGHTON q SoS, So King
Street Alexandria, -this is one OF the
oldest, steadiest, and most reliable
Hardware houses in Virginia, and too
well known to the citizens Of this Sec
ton to require an extended notice from
any newspaper editor.
CUNSTNoHAM 81 COCHRAN, So and IS
South Calvert Street Baltimore, soon
after the war, put an advertisement of
their celebrated Monumental Cook
Stoven the C ulpeper Observer. The re-
suit was the sale OF $1,000 or more worth
of their stoves, and, up to this time, no
complaints-nOthing but satisfaction all
round the board. All they ask is .
trial.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
will be noticed elsewhere.
STIEFF & Sos's Pianos will be noticed
in the same way.
p. B. HiDES, Esq, has 2 Professional
Card In this issue. '....
CHANLEs HELLwIGS valuable lot near
the Courthouse for sale. See the ad-
vertisemeRt.
"Rosadalis," the new medicine, is
making great noise in the world. 1t
is decidedly the biggest thing out late
ly in the medical line. Observe the
letters published by DR.. LAWRENCE in
his column on another page.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-04-17
SHAN GOVERNOR.

Aeceptingmilitary government as the
best possible (these days. our only re.
greet Is that Gen. ScHoFlELD did not as
eign the by no means arduous duties OF
PIEKpoISr to one OF his clerks. In gen.
cral, bayonct rule is expensive, because
offices are multiplied unnecessarily
Yankees ought to improve on old mod
els, by makingit cheaper. Why don t
Gen. s. run the whole machinery OF
Province One by himself? The Gov
ernor's house might then be rented out
as negro academy and the Capitol
would make no bad tobacco factory
The rents might be justly devoted to
electloneering purposes.
AS Provost Marshal of Alexandria
WILLS was rough. Some say he was a
ruf1iaH. A gentleman, who knows him
well, says he has softened OF late. We
hope SO. Not deriving his powers from
the people, what interest has he in the
peopleg He must please his master,
SCBoFIELD. The main question is, can
he make Radical Speeches, pardon ne
gro felons and abuse the University of
Virginia? If he can, well. If not,
there's no earthly use for him that we
can see, except to perform clerical du-
ties for Gen. SCHoFIELD.
On the deceased PlERPoIST, we have
neither sneers nor praises to waste.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-04-17
THE O. A. 6 M. RAILROAD.

mention has been made in city ,n-
temporary that n suit for q large sum
was about being brought against the
Orange and Alexandria and Mannas-
sas Gap Railroad, and the same hay
ing gained lively circulation in the
country papers, We deem it proper to
state, from authentic information, that
it is entirely without foundation.
Such rumor is calculated to do in
tisite and serious injury to the value OF
the Bonds of the Company, many OF
which are held in our own city, and it
affords us pleasure, as we regard it a
duty, to correct such mischievous
statement.
The road, we are gratihed to learn,
is doing most excellent business, with
every prospect of a large and valuable
Increase OF the same. '''
Papers in the interior and elsewh re
who are interested in the prosperity
and general welfare OF the State, and
this road particularly, will please oblige
us by making this necessary corrcc-
ton. Commercial iadvsutiser.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-04-17
WORK! WORK.

The Petersburg Indes says To give
efficiency to the plan Of the Central
Executive Committee it will be neees-
sary for our country friends to ,oork and
begin at once. a.
We have a majority in the State-let
it organize at once and prepare to uott
doonn the nongrel Consultation.
With a majority of white voters il
would be infamous if Virginia did not
respond to Connecticut and Michigan,
who have just rejected the mongrel
constitutions which Radicalism would
also have forced upon them. To do so
we have only to organize register, cork
and vote against the adoption of the
thing which will be the Joint produce
ton ofnegrocs and carpet-bag men,
but which with our consent will never
be the Constitution of Old Virginia.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-04-17
TIE CITY HOTEL, ALEXANDRIA.

During recen. visit to Alexandra,
we made the City Hotel our home, and
can say with truth that we were never
more kindly treated and not often as
we'll entertained. Mr.. FRANCIS, the
proprietor, gives his personal attention to
his guests, and in this he is ably second
cd by his assistants, Maj. francis and
Mr.. CHARLES TALIAFERRo, so we'll known
to this community. The beds are sweet
and clean, the rooms large and airy, the
servants truly polite, and the table
abundantly supplied with wholesome
well-cooked food. The charges arevery
reasonable. In one word the City Ho-
tol Is a good one.