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sPE9TAL NO1fCEs
HH ANOTHER GREAT All AxvAE
y - or Sc 500 a9gssis tffs
FREsH AND sEAsoNABLE HPRING AND
gEM,ER4GoODS
JULIUS YoLE+sss.g
? st1e II rxr c~uw~~


$50 At ~ 1SEis
JULIT1xSY0bE<Sss..tS
sY q,s11 hfAIx srnxEr,y s.
BETwExS syTsTHsASD TENTH erRKETE
Having just returned from New york, 7 am
happy to announce TO my friends and the public fl
general that I have and win receive BIZ every
steamer such large quantities OF EARTHQUAKES
GOODS "a 10 suit every one IN styles and prices.
take the liberty OF mentioning afewof the latest
styles OF DRESS GOODS such as
Japsey Poplins, * ~, !.
Prince Of Wales Cloth, something new;
japanese Poplin, the latest styles
Embroidered Grenadine, very rich *
Colored Alpaca, In all shades and at great bar
SIX and Linen Plaid Poplins, che latest European
styles; <sa Is (. 4 ~ IS "a a
Striped Grenadine, beautiful pattern;
French Organdies, Of the latest importation;
Mozambique and Lenoea very cheap;
French and American Lawns at all prices, and q
great many other styles too numerous to men-
ton; Z ~ 2 ~ 20
Alsfge variety ofsummer shavis, beautiful styles;
"a French Organizes, for shawls; hf5ssp -
Sd Berage and Grenadines. FOR shawis |: ~
SILK Sacques, something very rich and large as.
sortment Of Black Slik, which Will be sold q
great bargains. sg- ~ {$.i. s; 81. $500.
the late auction, which WIN be offered as less than
New York jobbers' prices, such rs ssr
French Cambria, wide at scc. Hiai4sii
Swiss Muslin at 2sc., cheap at s73c., really worth
sc. = q fpfe .YsiaawGsr- III;
Nainsook Muslin, fine, at s5c., cheap ;Eee 30
Striped and Plaid Cambria at eoc., 'very low; rs
Fine Dress Cambria at DOC. So;
Fine quality Dmity, long cloth, very cheap
Irish Linen, less than ever; =
81 Table Damask at soc., cheap at &c.;
Towels at $Lso per dozen, cheap at $3.50;
White and Colored MarseiIles CULTS;
Lace and Muslin Curtains 80 IoI so tsst
Sum Umbrellas and Parasols, Q large variety, and
cheaper than ever; 81: RI b8srt
Cassimeres, Twedes, Cottonades, and Linens, o,
every description, for mems and boys wear,
less than gold prices 81,
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &C., and q great many
other goods too numerous to mention. Al3,
Call and examine the style and prices before
buying elsewhere, at y ~ go.
sa JULIUS sYCLE's, sls Main street,
APPS between Ninth and Tenth.
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TELEGRAPHIGs NEWS.
HEws FROM THE -CAPTrAL.
spkeialteaeSrxa 20 the Dispstch. Il!
80 gxp1ryr THE rNPrAcHxrrr,rpys ~

speeiaItaesrxatotbsD ispaseh i
- ABOUT THE IMPEACHMENT aI1L.F
-WasHINaToa, May i12.-The events con- con-,
neeted with the impeachment trisl to-day
we're few, and proceedings brief. The OPP,
ponentH OF impeachment gre confident Of
the acquittal Of the President. The adyo-
Gates Of impeachment assert thst they car,
convict ON the eleventh article with the
votes Of Wade and Howard. The latter is
tonight pronounced dangerously i'll, and
there is no probability Of his recovery, if
he shall recover at all, by next Saturday.
The excitement and extraordinary inter-
est continue, and the most improbable sto-
ries are current. Senator Henderson is the
subject Of speculation. BE was called upon
this morning by delegation of Missouri
ans, who urged him to vote for the eleventh
article. Reports say he promised that he
would not vote at all, and would resign his
seat in the Senate. From reliable source
I learn that he made no such promises.
The preponderance of well grounded
opinion Is that the President will be acquit-
ted. = 1890 ~
THE RESIGNATION OF FoRSsY.
The resignation Of Mr.. Forney as Clerk
of the Senate is announced, and report says
his purpose in resigning is that he may be
free to say what he .pleases against the
senators who vote for the acquittal of the
President without subjecting himself to
being called to account as an officer Of the
Senate. n, gTet,Ts RI 49, ,se!-f - b -.
MEETINGS HELD TO CONSIDER THE PRoPR1-
ETY. OF REQUESTING SENATORS TRUABULL
AND GRIMES TO RESIGN. y. * { 80.
A-meeting Of citizens Of Illinois was held
tonight at the room Of General Logan to
consider the propriety Of calling on Sena-
to resign his seat in the Senate. One re-
port says the meeting did not agree upon
anything definite; another has it that the
party will call upon Mr.. TrumbuH to-mor-
row and request him to resign. a meeting
of a few Iowans was also held tonight to
request Mr.. Grimes to resign, but no imme-
date action was determined.
ABOUT GRANT AND THE CHICAGO NoMISA-
TON.
A. T. Stewart, Of New York, report has
it, was to-day in consultation with Gene
raj Grant relative to the nomination at Chi
cago, and both Grant and Stewart decided
that drdnL muSL Qecune 10 permit Qlb
name to be submitted to the Convention for
nomination. F'f'"af
ABSURD STORIES.
Among theabsurd reports said to have
been sent hence to-day by telegraph is one
to the effect that Senator'S Fessenden, Grimes,
Trumbull, and Henderson had an interview
with the President, at which it was agreed
that General Schofeld should be nominated
for Secretary of War. There is not one
word Of truth in the rumor.
THREATENING TELEGRAMs. !, 81.
A, perfect avalanche of kilograms has
been received here by senators who oppose
impeachment; some threaten, others dep
recate, but none. have moved the senator's to
change their conscientious convictions.
to- sts's WALLACE,
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A NEwLY-MARRIED WIFE SUDDENLY
DIVORCES HERsELF.-There happened here
recently, between newly-married couple
from Kentucky, rather startling episode,
told briefly as follows: A young gentleman
from the county Of Madison, Kentucky,
wooed and won the heart of most estima-
BILE and handsome young lady of Fayette
county. After several months courtship,
the ceremony was duly performed at the
First Presbyterian church in Lexington,
and the happy pair, with buoyant hopes,
took the, afternoon train for this city to
spend the honeymoon. The hours, on rosy
wings, flew swiftly by. The bridegroom
congratulated himself upon the prize he
had won, and, in blissful ignorance Of
"breakers ahead" arrived at the Mer-
chants Hotel, where suite of rooms
had been engaged for the happy cou-
pie, and awaited their reception. After
their arrival in the Queen City, and
enjoying supper, the bride retired to her
chamber, and the groom, spirited young
fellow, thought he would have run with
the boys and see the elephant q little while
before retiring to the arms Of Morpheus and
his fair bride. The result Of this little raid
around town can better be imagined than
explained; and we are surprised to say, in
stead Of the groom, who is q Jealous " Good
Templar," returning fright side up he
was, to use mild expression, jolly tight,
and his newly-made wife refused to admit
him, and persistently vowed that she would
return home on the morrow; and, ringing
the bell, alarmed the clerk, who provided
an extra bridal chamber for one, and the
groom was soon sleeping profoundly.
On the morrow, after having passed the
night in profound slumber, all unconscious
of having any wife, he was astonished to
learn that she had deserted him. Butsueh
was the fact. She had returned to her pa
rents, in Fayette county, where she still re-
mains, refusing, thus far, to become recon
ciled to the man who could desert her on
their first night of welded life for the So
ciety of male friends.-C Cincinnati CONNER
c;n1 .t.u's,s r-ss $3.50 raEtE-
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HE NEGROES DoS'T LIKE africa The
African Methodist Conference in Washing
''h has adopted the following :t9f
=. Rssolued, That this General Conference
CCiS,approye Of the efforts Of the American
ro.ollzation Society to COLOMBO the dolores
PEOPLE OF the United States in Liberia or
- ay part Of Africa, and We viii endeayort to
~ ~ al IN our power to convince our people
NAT nat sad society is, in our opinion, 9 twin
o i1.er Of American slavery, herring for it's;
H. 81 the determination OF the blacks ffon
me United States, g 6 FL
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The wheat in this section of,eountry is
reported to be quite promising. We heard
on old and very extensive planter say the
other day that his growing wheat crop was
the most promising he has ever yet had.
The cool weather Of this spring has no
doubt been of great advantage to this crop.
The crisis, however, has yet to come
DanuiHe ReiSter. !.
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rhe s.rrrast Case.

Il WASHINGTON, May 12.-The case Of John
surratt was called up in the criminal court
this morning. On motion Of counsel for
the defence, it was continued till next term.
A motion to discharge him on bail will be
argued Tomorrow. 81
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The UNION PACIFIC Observation-Disclosures,
May 1.-THE Union Pacific railroad is now
open to Fort Saunders, $50 miles west OF
Omaha. Ten thousand men are at work,
and it is expected not less than 300 miles
Of the track will be laid this year.
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CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD A
BANK.-Boston, May Thames D. Mar
tin, cashier of the Hide and Leather Bank,
and Alexander G. FELTON, were arraigned
before United States Commissioners eHallett
this morning for preliminary examination
on charges Of conspiracy to defraud said
bank.
It was testified by the President and John
B. Alley, one of the directors, that both the
accused had admitted to them. that the de-
tfalcation would amount to 100000, but
would not exceed 100000. The real figures
cannot be arrived at for some days. The
examination resulted in holding Martin and
FELTON, for trial-the former in $4,000
bail, and the latter in 800, 900.
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RIcHMoyp, May /, 1868.
REAI, ESTATE AGENTS.
HOLLAND s.. CARR,
~ c,1yrpaT rANn AEEETS

IN GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
iCHARLOTTESVILLE.Y Vas.
have for sale many VALUABLEF ARMSin various
naunties of Virginia, and several desirable COUN-
Try AND TOWN HOUSES for rent; among ,hg
them a most fertile and beautiful FARM on the
canal three-uuarters Of a mile from Richmond,
and t.COBHAM PARK. - the most complete ana
attractive residence between Richmond ana Cnar-
1ottesviile A Quarter Of mile from Gotham sta
ton. Virginia Central railroad. myS-lm
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w THE ADvERTIsEMEN
THAT s
EVERYBODY READS
AND ~.
PROFITS THEREBY.
FITS THEREBY.

tf;a-
Every one who reads the newspapers looks with
anxious eyes for the advertisement Of the
OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE,
because they know the great array Of bargains ad-
vertised can be found when called for.
LEVY BROTHERS
never advertise anything they have not got Tor
sale but they have thousands Of
.!a. BARGAINS
which they have not space in the limits of the
paper to enumerate. Look at the bargains they
advertise this morning; and though the prices
seem incredible, you may rely upon finding the
goods there:
GRIsELLE STRIPE DRESS GOODS, 2oc. per
yard, worth 2sc. f.s.f
SATIN CHECK BAREGE, ANGLAIs, 25c. per
yard, worth s7sc.;
SATIN CHECK LENos, in choice colors, ut doc,
yeay cheap; . -
SOLID COLOR FRENCH LAWNS, Pink and
Blue, only 4oc., worth eoc. - ~ III
BLACK AND WHITE snK-MIXED POPLIN,
soc. per yard, worth double the money;
OTTOMAN CLOTH, e2Sc., cost $l.2sto import;
IRISH LINEN, at s7s, So and eoo.. very cheap;
IRISH LINEN, at &c., worth 81, and cheap a,
LINEN DASiAsK, the everlasting article, at 7sc.
worth 81;
LINEN DAMAsK DoYLrEs, $l.2s per dozen
worth at least 81;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, hemstitched, o
great bargains, some as low as 2sc.:
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFs, very fine, only
soc., worth 81; eI aGasryIE
MOURNING HANDKERCHIEFs, finest import.
ed, 81. worth $l.5o:
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEF, coloret
corners, 5oc.. worth 81;
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCH1EFs, white
corners, 5oc., worth 81;
EMBROIDERED BANDS, &c. for the double
band, great bargain $50 s4f 49,
EMBROIDERED FROCK WAISTS. &c., just
about halfthe value; r-...., 4 q
EMBROIDERED DRESSES for infants at $asa
worth about $s;
CROCHET EDG1NGs, twelve yards for asc.,
worth Sc. per yard; Lire -
DIAiITY BANDS, 10, LII Is 20, and &c.;
DAISY or DIMTY RUFFLING at SOC. . piece,
worth &l.2s; $50
LACE COLLARS, new styles, rs, 50, and 7sc.;
BLACK LACE Wells, &c., worth Soc. I; $50
BLACK LACE for wells, warranted pure silk, fol
soc. per yard; i.q-js IA if2adtA.
FRENCH woYE SHIRT FRONTS the very
finest fabric, only &c.; ~ l.ea
SHIRT FRONTS, stitched, only pac.; f9.s
ENGLISH GRAPE, the greatest bargains eye'
offered; So pgojy a. EcR s-ss.s<
PATENT FACING FOR SKIRTS, only &c. pc,
yard;
Fine SWISS MUSLIN at 70 and soc., worth q
- and 7sc, III,
CHECKED MUSLIN at IS rs, 70 and sc. ~
superane FRENCH soFT-FIN1sH cAM.1BRIc,
II yards wide, at Soc, worth 7sc. .p-r,Tl ia
White CAMBRIA, very dne, toc., worth soe.; -
White CAMBRIA, extra superfne, &C.,, wortl
7sc.;,as - Hae- ~ 1dt gE1 osgSfs
RUSSIA DIAPERsat s1-ehesper than tn
rg.7 cheapest; It.i8s6fIp{ 9xiaA4a1
COTTON DAMAsK, for Countsspainesi and tn
BILE Cloths, very cheap s2glqmo as1,so2
Ladies' SILK UNDERvEsTs a. o. and $40 ,
pair, worth double. .,t'i u -
it2t2 ~ Great bargains In
oCALICoEa h. 1.,.e42
BLEACHED and UNBLRAoHED COTToNA
Is n9v COTTON YARNs agmtss,
.a,. i s.cs.tie and 1!a5aDg sfsas
- q FLANNELs. 3gg ! 7sr ldtt
20 q ~ 81 - l--taGaz 81
Remember tina. our store Is at ist1 Vain street
nearly opposite the Old Market.
nv LEVY BROTHERS.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD .ACcIDENT.--C hicago,
H., May 1.-THE train which left Quincy
ON Saturday for Chicago was thrown oft the
track near Altoona, and three Of the carr,
together with the baggage, mail, and ax-
press matter, were burned. Four OF the
employees we're injured, but not seriouslys
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: Rassieal Denomination.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The southern
Radicals have effected q permanent organi-
zation here for concert Of action. Judge
Humphrey, Of Alabama, is president, and
Colonel Dewese, Of North Carolina, secrc-
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rcrtheru efet1,osiist CONFER,

CHICAGO, May 12.-The Conference has
admitted the delegates from the southern
conferences to full fellowship. Applause
followed the admission.
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Conversational.

WASHINGTON, May r. House. The
Speaker laid before the House communi-
cation from the General of the Army sub
hitting statement of the votes cast for
and against the State Constitutions, as fol-
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RESOLUTIONS, &c.


WY MINOR WOODWARD AND
wv Q SAMUEL s: GREEN have formed o CO
partnership under the firm name OF W &U1oop
WARD s. GREEN for the purpose OF QqA a.t,
RYING AND SELLING GRANITE. WIFE
every facility for conducting the business, otney
are prepared to MI all orders with dispatch. once
with Mercer g. Woodward, corner MINI ana
Byrd streets Richmond, Va. my @W &s4W
DIssoLUTI0N.-The firm Of GWAIh i.
MEY j. MORRIS is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr.. w. a. p. Morris VIII settle
up the affairs Of the Late concern. ,,,rrrv
W. q. p. MORRIS.
RIcHMoND, May !, 1868. "
Mr.. w. a. P. MORRIS win continue the GE-
NERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, ana earn
estly solicits continuance OF the very nDerai pa
trouage bestowed upon the late concern. promising
fulI market value and prompt returns for ~ pro
dIce consigned to him. He has engaged the ser
vices OF Mr. G.. n. Gwathmey to sell al conslsn'
nents of tobacco entrusted 70 his care.
Having retired from the General Commission
Business cordially recommend my late partnsr,
MI W. r. p. MORRIS, who will continue the pu-
siness to the patronage OF my friends.
i viii sell all consighnments OF Tobacco Gu
tr ,av 70 I'm nus eats g. N. GWATHMEY.
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W. a chicago editor says that half the people
s G,p attend musical. entertainments In that
s s" don't know the difference between q
'yIph9ny and a sardine.''
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Anft.Pone Riot fn Enelanei,

LONDON, May PA. Man anti
Popery riot occurred yesterday ct Ashton
UNDERLINE. The mob paraded the streets,
sacking houses and outraging the people.
Several were shot before the riot was sup
pressed, Ftzt ffa
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Foreign News.

| CoNsTANTNoPLE, May 12.-The Sultan
to-day, in his address to the new Council,
said that the time has come when Turkish
manners must yield to European ciyiiza-.
| from
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Groasr FRANc1s TRAIa ADMITTED TO.
BAIL. bin, May George Francis
Train, who was arrested for dcbf, was.
brought before the Court Of bankruptcy
to-day and admitted 80 bal. "a q
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Adjournment Of the Court of Inn
parchment till Saturday-No Vote.

WASHINGTON, May l2-2:l5.-The I'm
parchment Court. adjourned to-day until
Saturday, on account of the illness of Sen
ator Howard. r
No vote was taken.
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BAKERIES.

lie sllGaaI s. 3 No. $50 BROAD STREET,
sF7i 20 io1.:.s THE LARGEST 4 I,ai9a a!'ia.5
! BREAD, CAKE, AND, CRACKER BAKERY
Tsl.H. b Is I'm the city, III ~ .!rpsJG le3T
Every article in our line Of business made Of the
q ga BEST MATERIAL: itEtLs- e tsss
All kinds OF CAKES and CRACKERS made
fresh every day. ~ 40 20 isasts aia.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
on the most reasonable terms. Call on rs before
purchasing elsewhere, and be convinced ,,'.,it.
E...sy.Etr.. ,
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TOBACCO BOXRS-Use WHITLOcK0
laPREMIUM TOBACCO BOXEA AcomRps
mentaxy premium awarded for my b0xee q 30
fair In Richmond In October, and also at che kfs
In D1hville In November, isSt, for style fnStcf1A
used, and ezactness. Examine my stpek Of iuiA.
WINGED thAt e 10 thoroughly seasoned CADDIRA
HkLF Boxes THREE-QUARTER BOxEH
and CASES kept constantly on hand. Boxe6
carefully pHt In shooks for shlpnens.
sTtIsJ 80 I'D Of sss5stf 3:a, ii. WHITL0UK, s..
corner Of Eighteenth and Cary streets. !
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~ IoHN p. ;nl.OlH,E,9RrY;..
HEKTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

I..laf MERCHANT TAILOh,
So MA1N STREET, OPPOSITE sPoTswoop Horzl,
has received an excellent assortment Of CLOTHS
CAsgEdERES coATINGs, and vEsT1Aas, ior
his spring trade, and viii during the season rece,ss
ali the novelties imported or manufactures ~ sas
country as fast as introduced. eau snd exaulns
the stock. ~ ..---.
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ngMR. JOHN TIETJEN,
SOUTHWEST CORNER BROAD AND TANrH
Y p STREETS,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
has on hand the latest patterns OF SPRING and
SUMMER CLOTHS, CAsSIEEREs, &C., Of
French and English fabric. BE solicits y cal
from his numerous friends. up 70
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. DRUGS, 1xEDICINEs, &c:
pEMOvAI. OF MEADE 3 BAKER

No. 90 MAIN STREET,
second house above Tenth street tsouth sidsl,
square above post-onice.
Az IN former times. our endeavor is 70 Issue
nothing but the BEST and pUREsT, to keep pace
withthe improvements and novelties In Pharmacy
and to put In the reach OF the physician and pstens
MEDICINAL PREPARATIONS that can b
relied ON as being prepared with proper sxil care,
and faithfulness, and warranted to be fully upto
the standard Of the Pharmacopoa, so that neither
may be disappointed in the effect desired to be pro.
duced by any given remedy.
MEADE q BAKER,
Practical Pharmaceutists,
myu a1s Main street, Richmond Va.
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NToTIeE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In sails Tor building dspots pE Aanorcr C ggn,
sssysiIs VIII b received BY the undersigned Until
s1 Th sss w be Of wood ssycnty sss ey
Ws,,asyer and LoisA sonfshouses b5
tsrsssfvseye al BASKERVILLE. RsssLs $40 s,sssy.ss
~ pT.s and speciEcafions may be seen at me eee
NJ fhe Company ID Hleh1aond. j, q, 1. !, Err
p AZ cash. ard fhst5 Aak Ssss
ak, tweiye aNss e. - e
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STORES: - 40
7o7 MAIN STREET AND SIG BROAD STREET.
lTOEEsETIs ARTIC,sL II

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. This fragrant
l4 II powder is prepared irozn purest starch and
delicafaly pettnmed tnteuded Especially for the
soiIst or NURSERY. PIepered By i
aTTAND TOILET MIRRORS New ssnd
IL elegant patterns Z; md tisir HFushsss 70
1A''''' o1sf 4sr,I - d. buPUY. Apcthscary,
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T C. BAGNAhL,sr BAKERY.
ESTABLISHED 1854

II D. BRIGGS, THE OLDEST .ESTA-
L. BLISHED AND LARGEST BAKERY q
IN THE STATE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-02

rpatlt; tort fpdr ct elmer Der e%tfrt9frn Sppp>
nentcn PES ipdteren 9raiipeuten Rapcleen. -
Or Seranlabte bas @eiet, Rapplccn mad Dem
Dt5embGr. 5treips fur p%oaeIfrri ST. crtlared.
Mad ptm Staat5lreihs trat or erIt 1868
pteCtr in tcu acItgQrbcnotn Sbrper etn. -
GCrt wurre or fptort cine Nidht, elmer Der
9auwiiG9rcr err Spppitipn. zen Ndpcleon
llliDwei9n.p sbrie, unb Dor benz lt3 be
Miaipgttdt IND pte Wttnj0er b~euJten. Or mar
Spar i%dDtigiamer 0tpOrDen, abcr tr mar
noh INNER Ger srp6t Repner, Dem Steiner &c
w1alen mar, her fur6tbIr. G.ansr, cen Sc
Ser fAeute.
9n csm SrrlrTs Sss Ssrrmt 3asplern &C.
cen Sondpdrte 70. b. se9en bic 9NltimcreT
Ydbfcmrten res olttn &6uteS ppn Betped.
In ut9 RE grau YatttrfpnJ 1860 II. 1861
mar 9err9rr Der IrSpf1t Der Sr1uFdttsrien
Gr prIlor natlllt6 ben Srpjce ietntr Glen
tin, fetn 8utm ais &cSpfat aber eetparrt uul
ntue 2prbetrn. Son cen beceutencen Sppp'
nentrn bes 3aiisrttum5, bic nod 8sSpIutto'
mare fin, btetbt ur6gerrYer's Sch nur nod
Ibiers ubrts.
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Nie WerIeanna hea Gnntnla.

ntbtr bic Sra9t, 90 Is Sptdmabi9 fem
barfte, ben SiS Der Resttrun9 in cine Staft
ju perle9tn, tptlhe r1ebr i'm Mittelpunfte ter
Union stltsen In, iinb ,hrn bic peribisptn~
fen Anlidttn ftrtfflih une n1anblth lus
gefproden peretn. @arj beirnpers itne e
Die srDseren Stdptt bts @tfens unb Glib
t~seitens, rptlhe auf cine trlesuns btrSaupt>
itaot uns bts Gapttpls bringet unp ate rSs>
liter argumente su Gunlttn sttler Mas-
regtl jur Weltun9 3u briI,gtn flGen. co
erbielt firtli6 cine W1ibingtpner 3ettuna
aus Ct. 2suts ttren 8rttf, tn !pel4em q
tetpt:
Die beige gsSblfsruns III p~patdnbis
sapcn lberseust, BAT Der Sts Der &tstsruna
innerbals Der ndhfen 3ipan3tp Sabre tterber
sper tpentsltens In unftre Ndts serlest tper'
ben irtro. g9ir befirpcrten ptefe Wasfegd
niht, UNI irsenD etrtr beftimmten Stapt pper
9ptalitdt cine srDtert @ihtiafeit bttultsen,
fpneern b~fbaupten, bae etc 8erlesuns Der
Saupttabt mad benz Wififfppt . GSalt su
ttnert bebeutunespp1en Gmblerne fptreel
plrss. Der Often 1T Mot msbr In, bad.
len besrifen, Der Weften aber 9eIpinnt rurG
bic Bilbune neutr Gpnerebbtitrtfte iabrllh
n,etr an Wddt unb Jinfub tint Gpnsrefe.
9Senn AFT bic tptiten Stredtn bes Qanpes NIT
Der Deoblftrune, tpelde lie erbalten unb er>
n6trert tSnnen, anetflft linp, 10 tptrpen BET
WutlfaliS une bic Besbltsruns hes Weitens
10 iibertrieeenb ittn. Dap ii6 fer Sib Ter Gt>
sttruna nptbpenpiser Detie uaA etnem
Yunlte tinjttben muB, Der nit benz Shwsr>
punfte per Station int Gtntlanse febt."