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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19
2 2ANew orkTMarket-sept. 1s.


COTTON-More steady under light re-
ceipts, but notYery actiRe;s sales at 261ac
for middling uplands, and closing dull,
T sFLOUREDdiF and 5@Ioc alowef;; Sfhe
! limited export demand checked by rapid
advance Of ocean freightsi ssddsts ni,,sss 5i4
Rf EQ4iet; T Il 81 :; :; $780, ,a
speculative, at 6s@7oe as5depot ands71
III afoat for pew western.i 49, 'noi 1S5laa st
CORN-Heavy at s1d14@L H,Gfor lun-
sound, and 81 1891 181s- for sound new
mixed western afioat. dg,,-,it ,ioiSa'l
PORK-Dull; November SIS 90@2s '95
BEEF77DEooping. Ns195a' ?. i .i;siEIoq'a9ja,I6as E
| CUT MEATS-Nominally unchanged.
= BACON-Qniet and Unchanged "a
LARD--iDun at 2O@201sc for fair to
prime steam. Y = -, 4. -. 9Is@
r. EGGS--Unchanged. 57ausZ b1s III,
Cincinnati Market-sept. Is.1f"
| FLOUR-Steady with fair demand; fam
wHEA Af-Firm at 81 s5@2 90, the latter
rate in elevator. :. aHi'.sa11 az Jess aIJ?H
CORN-Dnll at 6@9sc. ~ a4saes'il4 sils,'iI4g,
+ RYE-Dull al 81 35@1 81. fi,oa. -l,4
T., OATS-No. 1 at SIC. -o5 10 .5s;afo1s--
BARLEY-Firm; sales oil, fall at 50 S5.
| q COTTON-Firm at 251sc. - ~ 30 ~
q, TOBACCO--Unehanged and in good de-
mand. eEeI ~,vgot,-
WHISKY Scarce; advancing in bond
to 75c; tree at 81 35. u ,.tc,V ss..s
| PORK-Mess quiet at 500 90; no sales.
| LARD-In little demand at 49,. Fas'
BULK MEATS Unsettled; shoulders
! lie; sides ss13114@1311sc.l mar .s5-fs91T ~
BACON-Dull and irregular; shoulders
l121a@l234c; clear sides 143s4 @15c; clear rib
1534 @1614c; the pressure TO sell by outside
parties continues. srr O.. 9i3 -fIgE IA
HAMS-Sugar cured at 20@21c.
ECHEESE-SeaEce and in demand; FAC
tory iats170lSc.F - t.EEE pnW
BUTTER--In light supply and firm at
EGGS-Advanced to 22c; supply very
light. .n .-.-s- .i..-
SEEDS-Flax dull at 50 40; timothy ad-
vanced to So 1908 %, but supply light;
nothing doing in clover. l.,-.-5{
OILS-Linseed dull at 81 10; petroleum
held at 30@33c for refined.
BEEF CATTLE-In large supply and
25@50c lower. L. itur5s
| HOGS-Unchanged. l a--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. II.
Official returns from more than three
fourths of the entire State, fully confirm
our claim to 10000 majority. We gain
more than 1900 on last years majority,
and are 1000 in excess of our average ma
jority for the last II years. The total vote
is by ifar the largest ever thrown in Maine.
ISignedt JAS. G.. BLAINE, z
Chairman State Central Committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19

FRUIT CANs-FRUIT CANS ~ - ROAD
Stewards Patent, and the old style,
At Buckley Is THE line oystermsa,si ar rsa
lie East Broadway, next to Taylor's grocery
| aug5-dtonov2S.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19

/, II. MARROW,
siHJ!B. M1rIER,MHl0J ,Csdnd,g regiment.
Adjutant.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19
Il Fl MARROW,

uoJ. B. MHIER,w Yhdg Como e g regimen esa ne !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19
Governor General Of Canada

SC, &C., &c, Sc.
,IooG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19

HEADQUARTERS WHITE BOYS IN BLUEl
-CoLUMBUs, Sept. l9, 1865.
Especial Order No. 4p NN& Z Az
Captain Edward McGill will report with
his Company at headquarters. this (sstur-
day) evening, September 10th, at Thurman
Han, at7 o'clock 81 = "a -
By order,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19
Sunk.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. Is.

The steamer J. P. Webb, small stern
wheeler, plying between aCincinnatipand
Evansville, while going down over the
falls last evening, struck a rock and sunk
in twenty-five feet of water. No lives
were lost. The boat and cargo are total
loss. The boat was not ensured. The
cargo was partially insured. lGq
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19

Wr Let every White Boy in, Blue at
tend the meeting of the Regiment Tonight
at Thurman Hall. .k>s S.r4s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19

John Quincy Adams accepts the Demo-
cratic nomination for Governor of Massa-
Ichusetts. He objects, however, to the
plank of the National Democratic Couven-
tion relative to finance, and avows himself a
Jackson Democrat believing in hard
money. r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19

. Foreign papers state that AK La Chapelles
letters mention that the city of Treves,
Rhenish Prussia, Is iully armed and pre-
pared to sustain siege, the garrison num-
berinqi l20OO. sRhenish Prussia Is alive
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19

Attention! Attention to orders
yaivf1I -sssWhite boys in Biues!r:fF
X HEApouARrERs WHITE BoYs1N BLuE
COLUMBUS, Sept. IL, 1855
General Order No. IL
.9a5s .,sgs There win be meeting OF Gompanie'
ABB. .G5p, e and E of the White Boys In
Blue, ct Headquarters, Thurman mtns Hail On
bgs Saturday. EyenIng, Sept ISsh'
Tx O'Clock. Is expected that every
member Of the aboSeH named companies
and all new members, will report at the
time above named Let every WI White te' Boy
in Blue in Columbus attend this Important
meeting.1 Each member having a. car, Will
bring Ii With him. Come one, come an. 3
By order L. ID. mARho"'
Commanding 1st Regiment White Boys In
Blue of Columbus. 81
T9VJ. B. MILLsRs AAdjuttaant 9H6iJ OH
HEADQUARTERS WHITE BOYS IN BLUE'l
COLUMBUS, Sept. IL, 1865. j.
Special Order No. 8
81 Recruiting officer H Davies; of the South
East End, will report at headquarters,
'rOThurman Han; on this tSaturday} evening
at z1s O'Clock with his men, .GTL 8
r order.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19

o.: 4--,qlNEw YORK. Septembef 49,.
. By q fire at No. 1857! South street. this
morning. William IT, gBrightylir., 80 Co.'s
Junk warehouse, and the Long Island
house liquor store. doG suffered damage
% Sheldon. & Ripley, white lead maDufac-
turers. 2 ands g George o. iMulford, mustard
and spice dealeri No. 196 Fulton street. sui
fered from fire las Last night, the first SO, 200
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19
Alabama.

- II { MoNTGoMERY, ALA, Sept. IS.
The time of the Senate this morning was
occupied in the discussion of political
topics. The House adjourned after a few
minutes session, and the Republican mem
bers went into caucus with closed doors.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-19

Over two thousand dollars worth of prop
erty has been burglarized' from dwelling:
in this city during the week past. NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09
Blu Drrhanfrp unO ~ %urrmirtbrR.

N 49,
3u oermietben.
Trti frtuntHft 5immtr fir cine tltiut EonlNc Rad,
~Iufra8tn In Rr. ii7, S~plmmbianr. (2al 2,
r1urnbdae", Nr, 800, @rt>9 rdtt1r.
Die btibtn 8erdumt3u t'Slc sitfts qOtdt, fns fur
Bale. ArdnIdtn, Gpngtrts, Gothtlmatu. g]rridmmluu.
Gen H. I. ~. 30 ttatstH gTciirn 80 rsTmltibct. Naterss
bfrn ONpdlttr. j9.cp29lplJ
81 permictbcH.
Die nod uidt abatlduftne 9cais uuitrrS b]lsltriefn
Stfre'@ctautts, rttF. hes GihruS. Man rttr 70 In
ter Srp. hs. III. OTIS
3m 1ermictben.
9dttn gr. 5, sih, @aplr. Wlan mslsr i'd In etr
ssrpcs. req rCprrcfpcnecntcn", Gtt her Baltimore,
rnb SGgir. (2T6-)
3u t%crfaufcr.
g II, ttutfbe GpVlbtf 81 ~Vrrfouiru y ". &c. @coris
2traAe. init Cesr ebns NdarrnYCTratb. t2eG-5)
Btu fdufen ecSudbt.
Gin ttat'ss pisrs nttR Spriua. gnosru wlrs III 'aufst
6eiidt. 3H trira0tn III Nr. IL, SnsWcnumcnilr.
l2l1-9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09
Buream Der 5traRcnsD ur1bru1S>
SpmmiSidrc,
AOMinillralions -Amriaf.

NddrltI VIE pItFIIN 8teebtn, has llnttr;tthntter
goams TT sur Ssrwiitgug hes Nadiahes bs s1h;sr ssr.
frrt. auauit gcb IN amt ssbaItsn Sat, Ojsisniasn.
psias 5preeranset an eislei gia@las bastn, ,strsen biG,
| nit auiasfeseefi, ielbe rebt ben noftiasa pslss,r
~{pa.e,eRS am 10. april 1869 ein,uteiten uns eelt,ns" IN
madtn chez. ~ sagarIissu, taf lie itrsr anfsrGGe an
tieisg gta9lds gelseiit fur e%trlGft9 trillgt rerten m safn,
ale, Gle 5aplNiasn an btceR 9td6iae III MAIDEN Tatea.
tpsrten t%ierr,ita uf8efrrtert, fplte unperjlsli6 at Inter
aibneten ~ letfsH; NO ni&t, 70 piro seriatIia sins.-
f&ritten. Erieer, Gbrmann,
l2ts,s1S,oA aemipiaratpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09
fjeimotll-R ouperfin n

bar ltinea 8erEammiun8sp rerlcst rem !fr. CAS-, getf.
Salttmpreir., nab 1Gn. grisferiaba's 2ptaL Rr. 80,
@eriudns, nabe ~sieertgir :, mp Atte Wlttalisstr beife,
Dieuhas, rem 0. ,. Nts,, Nbfnes Sslbr lore 3abIun.
Gen ~ maiden bnben.
aU, ituS n0a eiutas Tatftite W baten. qiebtate-
sirse auten Saupereins iperten rrettppt, fb taran balb
C?ol-sJ r.. alases, Getr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09
Snreau Der Observation-Disclosures
Spmmiiidrc.

Baltimore, ben 2. Srstr. 1868.
Die grmmiNare fir ben Oprdbrud, ppn Strabsr ma
Gsn bisrnit in Demdebelt ties o. abihnittrs einer Der
srsnnas iar 4asubuns NswiIsr her @snstnss in beSie-
bung auf bic Straeeu In Der Stabt Baltimore suHeteneer
ReiusniTe, rel&e an, 3. Gptl 1866 s~trtbmi9t rprtef.
tsfannt, bas te am &pntas ben 4. 9aauar 1869,
@rrrnittaas 10 llbt, I'M SAiedt Der Gpmnildre i'm
Maibtauie I'D reriarnueti peretit, UNI an Auslbung
s~enannter Sefusnids Sl sebsn une HE itrrr iitertra9es
men nre ppn linen trbeihttr Pft$ttn I'M Setset ees
SeffiIens Der Sarepftrdse, BON sSind)cffcr: bic
@rehtnidnitrnfe, IN leberetneimmung nut elmer nm
20. @iai 1868 gcntb nisttu Nrrprenuns hes MaYprs uni
SfdkfrhthFa eru yoftintnre IN Nfrrtfisu. rr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09
les has Rttlel alter Wtttel 1T,
Tatur ldfpb ZCditcr,
natsy Ger seutfttn 9eerIitruna pties 2aascs mVplbe.
tlnMt ENrelkt fnl1entcrnhfin:
Rracc,S brrnhmtc snlhe.

Ncr Sru. ,;dineS Surtu iu Nms9burS N5aI.
sd lit an ciutnt t%efttlen NtnNertaSeI.geihrtrs
Aelen edS i'd rtcie @Iiticl e%ripl0slpf traudie. Meirt
Tetlnnten iibrrteseten mid, SBre Safe oNlurCutsn.
ln inst Qa0en SNg cielslte tie Sat5GRsupg dgs rem
bttg'r 'leoat Id '7tsEer on tte gTb i gtttn I%Onnt'. 80
chnr btHterlafunS elmer Narbe. Otnt @eetnttu ertlGrr
Id G5rdcc's &nibc fur cir s~rtelentsS 6eilhitttl unt
ilretEf niht, taB tire 9tttjsnts int sduicn raHtt as,piE'
lt3t ]rcrben."
Aur aS GcntS Ste gd,dd,tcl!
Scbt ~. Spwtc IL. zchu III Bottom,
6ieentbuIrer.
Ect dYottefsrn uue @rCrtrn i'm al9smfirsn gu tabtu.
C279. S2.I Z. no. 80 Ot.-iS-5IR.1
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u. gRiftnr,s gBhNffnhfr . 8alinm.

NJ tRfsr 2rtt5l ttiapNt 70, pares sf aberFufile
&gpett tsru, rpt Elm GVrt ~ isirem 9Ubs ~ du6ern 70
iii tftt is!r Rut ais TIA unistiFarss 0littel 3soen Su'
hsn grtdluua. 2uftrSbrsuaR.Gntsan.
tnno. @atsbrGuRt, 8~tu6tuReu, Gnsbrls
|fislett, SaGF., 6rpf.unt 2uuBtaletten
irrie s5ssn Die ariarbteite altr Rrautbeiten, lie fun
SEN 5tpinblu&t pe!1, bp6ltSsntt dritlids
&]utor,tat mr. eth bttfbortE ettttn srtlirt Bate.
gstr Sttit5 @httteI %sttraubt Eat, tenut istneu pertt
p'r IS nca nh't ouscpSnN:, brauht saislte nar einntai
Ut ]nehntn, un ~ rec uebsrEu8an6 ~ s~tIaaSsn, sHb
|ftcs has 3ttlel alter Wtttet 1T.
Pafur 3dFpb 1cdIlcr,
nattg ger ,euttttr geSri!trur9 P.rles S1NsEe wptlbs'
'ahAt. 'Arsltt frl3enrcrlnaftni
gr bic GS. e. u. 4 . vic II. SChR IN Vpfrn.
g1crtfs GcrreR! 3tattem ID 1t mctNer 6aniltt Gus
t}rt &Cbrarde 9treS mtrttrratN Observation-Disclosures
Standardization - EidVileu Nupeu gGpacu, a.
wGlrt c5 air Strg0u9en, ~tci'cltcr REM Vuplifun ~
t]arittien. Der ciipd att Saartu mar IS nit elmer
NE ntr ) biirr % peit. toF man fur tfyt @fntiUna ruT
ishr weuiR 6r1nutB tedte. "a tplte ih. cine 6Ilii(
htcelte 2suctrt, war IN ibrtm ECFHtsn tsrsitS te~t eutfrbt
8fnclUnI tercritG, IN mtiner cigencn rsrion fatf
Is Strc %rrr!tcple Nrti,n taufR VI rrcbsrrr Neiclsn'
fttt athatt uni ie blt 1tc itts pcgtacthaH. Sd mSh'e
'ssr1 eds publtin Der Seuultgu warreN tcna IN alien
! fsjlsu ttr Bel. StOGien lit Cti gut [hegi ndhRsr1id'ter
DiItttriGen Raltam fcti. SnIcb 2G4icr."
Rein SaIfam 1T adj t., pcuu aHf Sem Il N.
NllGat RE uNierldrifr -. &utts" lealt.
Sen Stth 70. Tprp!e n grim III Ytr. Is. Crerrut
Sirp ~ &Vtcn aratftrl9t uns tci a1Gi a]rplbslsgH int
HABtueiaen tt baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09

3u p~crfaufcn.

Sin biatieS pistS nttn Syriua. gpoaru plrs ~ 'auitt
6thtdt. 8a trira6tH IN !r. IL, ShsMcnrmeutflr.
I2ln-Nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09
Wininc V%tsphnhdnicr-

SSsA IL ntus rftihttiar g9ebntduier init l.t6dIatn
SIIt 6iuterBetiuttu. enibIiltst yIgl0r, Spttitgirtmcr,
lMeA Gvdt unt rttt 3anmtru. nit Wae uub gpalrr.
Die Gruntnift frb it ID HuR an her Gue. Oil orfroft
brett unb IS Suf, mad et1er aa,s I'D erlirtdtne. tef.
DE pdnltr hrb ned Mot aduJ ttrttS, rprbtn dttr III
Ruritrt ~te,ttttdr isu. Die Gduitr ptrbtn ittes fur
$4,000. tirtn ilsintn @Iuntstu t ~unitrips rtn, ~atBtiaItn
3atl Stttrannstn iebr punliS. Wan tnslse tt sbut
Sersul tei y. AS. Sooes. Nr. 0, yGp Sutitiras. Ct.
pauflr. I2o1-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09

M Saus NIT o. ,occrie; me fiauprrpaern aui
~ Eteerdl-S ta be. i'm nprbrt0lidtH Siasitbtiir
.Eze2 ritbrttt Beftdfisbduitr al @ainn,prt,r. gepbu
bdultr SGn $1500-4000 an ettn- :, qi1bi,, SpuinE,
Smitb- mn anetru StrastR.
Slst6fals elm eensfs nit t~tsrtrsni faus, etdnuua
NJ. 10. gu her 1Crf Noah. Ndbtrcs turd 10
t2si-l Bal. 1pnrae. Rr. 26. Apre.aa lstrtat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09

A1SA las EDetnbauS Nr. %, Sasptr.. ifpifteu &c.
Ek;s rinatpE- unh Saratpaalr., Is 5us bftit. 2ts
-. htdia, init ~tcppttttm GtRtrgsbultt due 6ss rart
I'M 6pt; bat etnf Salt, Barter, d%eJimnitr unb rude
in, /. etodmtrtt pnb o pbtrt 3imlntT, aats in quttm
Dufdnse; Tam iebr bilis uRb arunhitusfrsi st.
fault ~rrtrttn. trtuu man fb ititis bel ttm @erctntr an
Srt une eieas cher hrt ernrD 10. Gppte, Nr. Q, gap
B~uiltinas, 81. pantlr. ,irelttt. (2Is-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09
Ju DcrfaufeB.

tszk ssiinfd,susipsrtbss Sd . "a pbubans init
~ earen In Sie, S%aItimprs. = Gin su,sthduits
I&s8 ~3.feii8ts Saus anti 2-Gsdist.i Sinitrattdpts,
tirsn paetn hnh 7 3tmrrtt enibalttns; bat tSds, Glditt
uni ttHen ftSnsn trei,atn Ntltr rnttr hem eau,tu
!Sapfe uni stntH ~2.ntftstu gafftiu- STAT. Ditits 81.
%atntbur ~ fur ttnt Sddtrtt se.r 9rpettr ittr atlcatr.
stabtrt gustsnit stibsilt .. III. Gppte. Mr.. ., 9ap.
Buileinas. ct. paUlar. C2iS-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09
3m ocrmictbcn.

qdttu gr. 8. Eih, @auhr. Wan mslse i'd In b.
s0rpcS. req ~0cr%refponeentrn", Cd her Baltimore
unb g1pifr, (2ID-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09
3u D%crfdufcm.

Gin never Gdlottn In isbr gutter @'fbifiSlesc int
rpsAliGeu Stastttt lie, fl tms Gpotttte tier Elm propis
Rpnsgtfbatt autnctmfls B]trIUct; AK bUB trtiii
W%runh5irt s32.25; snd CT uub Sas srrbdnttu. preiS
5000. 8u f~rinrtiltH tti &cpcrin e'rnh = Gp. In
81. pnnl.. Z. (hur ntrslib ven PtrtnaLenlE. OWL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09

SSat. Gn Sans. 3 5lud rcd SOru. lptiGSdla ttnlsh,
~ Is mas trtit. Irunt ,tHS $46.25; pGtts $2lOO.
ELI 8u %trfrapsn td ScuetlpHpub II. 90, St.Taul
{. gtRr nbrelif ven Ssrinatontr. GOLD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09

Azsa baufsr ~ iauien uub ~ s~trtauftn In antn
EStI 9bttttH her Statt; prsis rpn $oOO-s2oto0
sssf gu6 pirt tir Giu!tstuns ven Getnuretn atnr
Nri bilis btiora. %. 5prf,
Coz, 3WltI Nr. %, gdntnraft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09
Wartt- Nartn ~ pcrtnufru.

sS4 80 Ade . Msiieu gpR 9I!tirn re. 20 sdecn
sVL5 :%plltgtLt, ttt GtG ntit Sci, ttirad ffr. c. ttfn-
f@If tel ts srt Ter "a ~ 500 Gtlbaumt; gtgtti,
ghIRht. B,rntn. pGlegt II. AJitsH nj Gat.nR; tstn.
70 Grstesrgr Pioute,r.H. Hing,egtn me Ntmuis itstr
aEt, Ba Sreta II ct vHe eeIIitfiih gttlnet., Sin
t%sautnss gnrtatdas Ii IL sttui5 Eialaja, qsa-
SSiaeE. seInbaas uGs ete re iRa.jts. rase eeF @se.
aure i'd ~tsfasit4e GmGs. gctrltet uns ad,isau
Decentralization rerttH. tat EGle eieisS crruJihi 10
sltttttttia init %rtriauii. Woh mtlte in tri ~ ~
ercte. Nr. 9. Var euiltjraS 1t g1um (le2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09
MaOi(on-G ane-D anufrrln Ilr.2.

Inter pbt9tm Ytlnten bal ih Itetcn Wtllnph Elm
teutr 9sretn ratsr len ~lib9rGifeR 8,tiraun8er tptili.
tuirt lne dn6 ale 0tcicniseu.. w:lat t.rsIts s~set&ntt,
iepie SiebbaberJ uelbe lid eenlsiten aridlteeer rpaeH,
s upr, i'm ep.ais hes 9rH. u. Srist, Mr. 81. Sarrilcn'
en-, 81 erf@stHsn. iubtm Gle erie Ginjabtuus uhs esf-
Hitipe WcGmifnwdbl itaitipben. Snt Auitrage:
(292-3) g. SpcdDt, picr. SER.
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VSpbnbduier an pcrfoufem,
Ytnio al p%crfdufcu

sssa 9u .6tsst-1 Rors.&btn., SMITH
III z hrbttrs. Strtdtr. II. 5:cmpntf
~ ,u grstfta sUn $500 hs SIC, 800 burd
C2b7-l Gal. q cnrap. Sr. 20. Rore.gaIptrtAr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-09

am II. |CseiRtcr ~ folsr3tOrn Surh ms EsTauirr
IcnltsVl y. SCfltr dl5 Qualification &c, nit Dldric
~. gGairar3 aus So9rretcwr, gpaihtuatpn Co., Nlb.
EoScSfdn.
an !. DECEMBER 2lnra ". WprfInacr, .3ttttrdsa
sen Niih,lm Urb Marie Matiia9sr, I'M alter ppn 0
,iGh~fn 7 NlouIt.r urh II 9dorr.
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Neffauratiou unS Ga9crbicr 3
Srducrct IN pcrfdufeU.

Stibjst IL In suttr 9tiadftsfaat; ts 9tteIcn 4 Sdu-
fer tam. Is lnt ant aptbwtntiatr @rauatrditfrnfitn
rprbius'u, ipptt tE erpfsr atltr nit 40 bue 1icft.
8runttud 81 bel tbj Bub. nit 6rgnit an elmer etraft
erntr 9iaN,. gtts $4,000; arurtiiHstret pttr i'm
Nustauitt assrn Elm ealtrrsul. Wtlirrt guSiuuit e..
ibstitu teserip Srno s. Co., Ct. gaul.. 4. lbdr
npre!it pVn YtIinatUnfr. (2nl-)
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f5Aa Drei rtus Sdufer I'M u2rewe0lidtH Stat tthcilt
Eg'H it 1874 but brett, NIT I 3immtru. @ruHttnt
NSSsA $32 20; gpG0tr uut Gas. prtts IL t22hO. VA.
here's buth Etpcrin Bomb II. 60, Ct. gdut .. 4.
9bur ntreitt rrn ptJtuNtpnfr. C2pI-J
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WfnSnme Hau.

tilr tebr atftitte Ritbsebcriu, lam u itssr Belt attr
@trhaltutie tet 9itens, utcr Stud uRe lnslhd 0titrc.
dru Wtgsen in Nr, 81 Nure:6 rcecridhr. so Gents
tie grricu. (2O3-sl
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spe3tal Nn3eiseu,
Bailer. Sepnrtcmcnt,
NcsiftratprS> &nreau,
Nr. "a, Nprtbirage.

Ba%lttmpre, teu Djtr. 1868.
Bur Iad,rid,t iiir 8aiictehuect! Us irerter iesi
Wa0srrtbnunaeu FIR has Sdtr 1863 %rertbsitt. Gtrai1c
Srrttlr,er fam man ned spr ten |. Saluar 1859 be.
rihtiaen laffrii. Wdnet- tHe SienCrrtdnurtlerr mil
nelhsn man fur bic Satrt 1867 une 1868 I'M Hliditiuet
IN, miTsn f~patelsns am "a. DECEMBER n6dslbin teidtli
fsn. ale ettbrtltsten rereen I'D u~n8elesrrb be ten uni
t~lutpfen e%rfpnrsr nenr lie bic @e6nunaen puntt!i6 In
December ipirs ibnen has SSadsr abseSrebt, uue bic Red
nuneen rem BatliFs jur 3wansesintrstbuns tes @elsss
Cit l~ebdnbiat rerf cit. BIN. 4. 2barcfts,
(291-61 gGafer sMesiitrator.
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Su %perfaufcn.

@on3 iroHene 2 iriimpie-adn, ppncne Gtiiimpie
iur Artttttr paNtnb. 81 o, 10 u. ~ Ste. rro padr, fppiI
rpntne Dtden, ftbr ttdts, wSrn ~frhbJsits In Dir. ga u
30, ices, srtttta 6batIes' II. gisbtlr., srrntfrroGtr
rire. (2s3.5.7.pOI.3l
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Wrbeitei, ~aniaepQBt !

srcptnif uns gptpis yprrttu NIcntaq N6ere, "a.
DIR, i'm Srpntfr.s scatter on bic Nrbeiter
Balttrpre'S Aifpraheu itsr he NgteitSsNfformfrags
tGlttn. Us WGrtcn eie pprIssnben 9e Intter rpn &C.
rrsyfs.gtr men (Irabe Srganiidtipnsl aufsyirrSert, I'D
3onnerftas Abeuh as ubr IN gr. l2, aBen=Saltis
morcffr sa Striamms!n. SIN auItrcse:.
(2l3 ~ GaS Spmite.
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BGS" sSaGbiuetcn, ., Is.
lit. C. 40. BrcnRrmann

ttttet cen stutiten BurBern DolbiratCn's, pelbe u
Urgent slnsr Sfit unh In irRsus sinem J lle Ter DisRit
atACs NIitts ~bcturfcu, itutn GuLihen gttnmb an.
Sfirt Mr.. 12s, %. sflpcnue,
lpiideu 10. uRb 20. StTlee,
re fbt % 9IVtf \ /. lparb.
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Gin Mann, ptlttr ttmt suite rant ihrtibt - GHsfit
Ger Dtutt - iuht cine Sieue In iratne stRsm gtkbdfi
ais SRtbaIttT. pS2 fdst tic Grpse. 3, 6IatnS.
IpIQ-EN
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WngateHtiff 81 Ucrtdnfsr.
Gtr ian usuer gaaatfGiid tt t.aiB Az p%.ylsater. 81
mtlttH III Sr. 1877, Ysrnfpivanias 2. penue.
(29o-5J
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Nerlangt uuS geiadt.
StcaeaeSuh.

Gin Rasttu fir bic 6oUtarbtti, sas pai6su uRs BIZ.
1'In ianH. Nabsrss IN 3T. 500, Vrattr, Rabt etarp.
81 (2o2-3l
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Gin R~tnetrmdsdm unb zine aSbir iar tiut 'lstnt IA
ntItt, bH ntItsH IN Nr. 3i2, widciicn 2lpcnuc
CO2-[)
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observation-disclosures.
Naent m y%Salbin0tpu.

NFJtIE TT ~~WTWINBIVNF
6r. Gapie @JcTtIcr, Hg. 10, gursp's Court, IL,
fttn PenniplYania Srenre u, 6'GtrGte, Ii uiter AGtr
fur ledibHptrn, @epreetoDn uns 4leydResi1 unb al
3attlu6tr ali i'm ~ nladeN.
sS- Gn,sisen iur zen ,GprrtiPruSrntsa" rsrbtn an
eeaa tsHt Crtt snlataGnGGuemnsn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-17
ruIynl of Blood,

The devil, or some other spirit OF evil,
seems to have got into certain classes OF
our community Of late. During the
past two or three weeks u perfect carni-
val Of cutting, shooting and desperate
ARRAYS has reigned, and human blood
has flown freely in Virginia and Gold
Hill. Have mems tempers become so
soured and embittered against their
own kind that they will not be crossed
for an instant in either word or deed
without immediate resort to deadly
weapons, which somehow they all seem
to carry freely and with the most perfect
impunity, despite all laws TO the con-
trary? Such rufianism appears to have
broken. out like a horrible epidemic,
aud thus far is decidedly more fatal
than the smallpox, which so terribly
frightened the good people Of Virginia
u few weeks ago, and drove them into II
perfect frenzy Of wholesale vaccination.
Whisky is undoubtedly the cause Of
Many Of these bloody affrays, but not
quite all. Political acerbities and dis
appointments doubtless have consider
able to do with the matter, but the
greatest inducement of all in the use OF
deadly weapons is their being permitted
TO be carried at all. To be sure there
is n special law against carrying con-
cealed weapons, yet it is rarely enforced,
therefore is essentially q dead letter.
Roughs and dangerous men nearly all
carry a knife or pistol Of some kind.
Even n cowardly loafer may become u
dangerous man when, rendered reckless
by strong drink he imngines himself a
big chief, and pulls out II pistol, Hour
ishing the same wildly about to the i'm
minent danger to life or limb Of all
present. II a man, whether he be
drunk or sober, gets into u quarrel with
another, he most certainly is less liable
to kill or do serious bodily harm il he
is destitute Of weapons to do with.
Many II man becomes II brave or a bully
only when he is securely e%nsconced be-
hind the revolver he holds in his hand.
Take away his revolver, and this lion is
Immediately transformed into a lamb,
and scrub stock 1t that. Let that law
against the carrying Of deadly weapons
be strictly enforced, say we, and let all
good citizens see that it is done.