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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10

Bcrner ptrbsn Gpntratte dbstitlcGeu fur Sampf. unb
SCaeIittfe fur unt ppn Gnsionp me 0eutldIaHs.
SeBeIlttHs paIaRiere ppn Bremen udd Baltimore
Cur errnhcne peripnen, apilhrrtet $2G,5 so III Bpls
Minper Won bis 10 Sabrer......... $2i
&inbtr rricr eIrem Sabre .......... s.
Nuh fam Ter lanic Stttda pgm Snlante bis Prtmtn,
irwie aud her 8etrag per 6tienbatn ron Saltintcre mad
alien peridie: enen YidEtn IN ametiia Dsidblt unh blu
ierle1t iperfen.
greife pcu urt mad 2iorrpppl;
Sur erp1biRue periphen, frite 9aiute ... $50 in @plb.
Rtueer ppn l bis 129abrfn, baibtn Yrtis. $40 .
8inber inter elnem Sabfe............ 81. IS
3rtltented fur ~erwadiens gsrirusn. ..... $40 III Day.
RHfer ven l bic IL SabreH.. ............$ $40
8ineer uHter CHM Satire ........,..... So IN 4plh'
10 3ur beioncersn SSeurtninnahmc !~6a
Tim yer Wetahr, tetrpgen III ipereen, ~ eni9ebei, frl,
ten 9ala8iere ihre 6abrbtaete nur IN Dem bureau bCt
unteriettreten angfitelIet a8tnte, tdufen.
nile wsitsre ausfuniE II. 8dib wtrbeR untatpeleltd.tr
tbeilt RON
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
WnswIrtiac WuftraQ0eber

periruett, bic ppn NW1mGrts auitrias icneen, Wpasr
leuan TIRE rHt ties Gmr'dngsrS Ntreie %dutBcten.
gVr AnirG1cn rrn NuyrhrtS miGen pcN etreTn gpa'
ilcmptl brgitI.ti lein, .m guuitlibe 9rpie esrun9 ~ IN.
ZEN. v. Maine,
tl5l-1 Ode Son Baltimore. UNI @auhr
81 Is fnt srei Sp,pei d,e Idbmaid,inen I'M
Wiartte he Sine, rcIhe rrn Me.9 enuep q Go ii
Mr.. II, Shhrpitr. ~ssrtauit wirt, IttttI rrctr, OILS tratrb
cine antert Nllidbin,. OSLO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10

AnSipauecrcr uno Sfciicncc ndd)
bcm SScFtcn NIB NcreiDcitcn brr
WCreintGtru SMaten bon Moro. gllnerlfa
fpagen 3eit unc GcIc, ipcnI fc Gle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
3hr M&bFi6t
fur
GinwaaOrrrr nnb larilrnOe
in SeH a.rea'ie'en sfaaten Don s,urrsamerifa
auf ter
Baltimore Ohio @iigubabn
ailcn EbeiItn bts groBrn NsitsnSl
Grfparnie spn @eir, Sci. nnb &nta
Icrnuua!

Die Guffcrnunp pcu Gnlttmpre nab alien 3betlen Sts
2ptnens her Der. Staten III duf tieltr Balm tuler, ais
pCn philadelphia Nsw.grri UssF aut ttasnt siusr Grscrn
NputC,
G~rrrrN, Btl&s i'd Ter -raitimOr, obtp .Girr.
tatt" tepcncn, rsreeu NIT s%enieIbeR 3uger uuS NHdIen
t~eipIsert, ps he gaIdSiGre erlter 3laNe, ptltr mebri
ale tds Icppelts jatlsn.
Die Bdgeu oitfeT satn bdttn B%epclnerte size, iperteu
Iur 0.a0tjett srIsudtei, ian DtHter ashcBt, iRb tS pirh
rem gauGgiertu ITiHtBs lsr ryrGt,ct,t, titjtm, Is n
fur tr ~gtsusmlthitit ant e'3ts1st tss gaSanitrs in
altn Sldieu Stf9rst.
aut blelsrBGbn faBFen he Hpspantertr duG's SbutUft
urb Slaials; Tic in bic eii;iac Sabn III ecti Vsr.
2fdatcn, fpctd,e dlttSipdnferrr nit Gdh1cllsi1cn
brfprcctt. Vile nhprr't Satrtu %btIprteru NOD imItrr
@inmaNSfrrr Til i~auglaTsp 9Rtstanttnipsen.
NaiuBtere pedie.n aut eteier gdtn he YDugeH tpGbrcnb
Ter aduien Netie VEN SdltimVre nab Cincinnati nur Jrpei
Nal auf her sanjen otredc ;ptiten Baltimore uRb Ct.
@puis, irwie jriiheu Baltimore urt Gbttl9O uyr brEi
Nal. Mad Cincinnati aelangt ricr IN 60 SluateA, nab
st. PeuiS uue Nbtraap n Ipri 2daen.
stc,er phiIhstsr l4t 100 gfuno @epdd frei. JiNeer
ron 4 ts II Sabreu tejdbIta balten grttS. Htnstr
inter { 9dtreH inb sanB fret.
0ns @epGd seHt nit ben p~lIaatereu unt fcnmt nit
SjcSer erbilt cine SeftetHiaurs ubst lrtG Sep66 9is an
ttu 0rt, NC er BE gatn rsttdti.
GHf Alrr G]rliontN. no DIstn 9eneti.lt nereeu. Iub
tIi!Ths Ngerten %drlefelt, nm { ItHpaneertr iurr6t
AZ wsiicn urp fur he rtttIRt gsfCIteruns tbtes Bepdts
~ iCraer, eH 9OrtHCil, relher duf teintr dnteIn Sibn
aebettn wirt, u,t en- aBeut sur Rsie bis 9bitdap unb
Oh. fouls sett daf Rotten Der @iiertnbr 'StftaTttR nit
ben &iuwantcTtTn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
@mtideu! Nut,dlen!

7 Der llnterjfi6ntte bat bic er6bte mn bette Nuswabl
~tlssantir Rntfdpen siBsuen 5abritats in eet Stabt n,
allen yretfen ~pptratbis. aper eine 8uilht bIaudt, miro
% i'm ei,nen Sntsrefe ME t~ereusn. renn er bel mir sor.
!prtGt. pa ID stsfn 6aaraeIb pter gut tnhpnirts Df6tl
ousnsbnnene bldg p~trtaufe.- r-f - .ItLlI-
(Dqls.1Sl keus. NEE aSa. Rr. SO. 9as-0asar.
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OclOieuonngeM

Gctt f~ensunatu HereeN ~ Rem nietrtR'ien GriTlt in
rrf,etier Stalcrn. RbCir, Nuitcr Rrortci ,. mad h.
acne eincn 5beiie Gurpra's beUrit, Die gifs her SGus
irr, NIT 'etlhem rir GerbtntrHlcR untrrpaIten, IN in Ter
Gfdcc auiBrbdH0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
Sir Scaeli6iiie
ppH
Nnmburg Srcnlcn SABRE nnS
Wuhucrpcn

nab irIcrc ctHtli AilciI IusrlfdS
teicrgt tir Taeuttr tt rIItRiCn 6lb!ttn,
9tett Y%1ii1ScithrinC fur oIt ShIfc
,mt 6ciero, trfrTterlttcn Nagcs gaiaNicrs ven ttr m
&JrimatbS= Crtc bicrbcr.
Tie grsir ~tftrngtn cpp Srcmcu mad Baltimore
3WeltG GalHit $4,000
SWNtGWttl. .-.... s-s..rt.s. Zh.0u
AinSfr ,riitsn l-IO Sabrcn trrrblit tiai9tr.
lie Rreic me tn grit cher PlrlCg ndh TEN laHfcu.
ten GCpric iGhltGr,
GCn SaSre btirrRt bic N9entIr rirhaicre fur $40 @rle.
9t wtrt t]cirRecrS eGrauf Mtmcridm 0emdtt. eaR
mr. uE in QsrbmtunR nit Ger 9ttrbrr.g GieresrunF
pcu NdlNtierru NrrRer Scrlfult uRtCri'etcl. bic
9cuts ppn RrcrtR, ~pauburB l. aus Lrbnr NnfraRc
tcRphsltisCH, EeEl le AM abyrdc'CTtt t~iaiutrci.
fen bdbCu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
Carl e. Silcbranp.

@ensral-N8enten her ,0altimore. { BIO ,9tisnbabn"
Mr.. OF, Gtamesitr. baltimore.
a~nelri8sni 8erfiufer Der SiiIete In Baltimore.
GtcnfdlS tur ben Berfaui ppR 8ileien nad gbilabel.
pbid rnb Nsiv . Wort. Nad) Ybilaeclpbid S2.25.
nad, Sasp 'gprt $3.50. Baggage rtrb In netner OF.
fWc niarEirt. . .. I20-)
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Muterrtdt.
..lHHs Wafer'S r,E
GnaIlll Il Grimm 9nltitutf.

Stlse arraii, lett stnet Reibe ppn 9aIren III reridie-
tnen arriien t%etarni, dts bureaus seetgnet, Sinner
turI auten %Flntsrrid,t uns eeiunse ersiebnug su raslidrn
elteeerR ter mtni6lihfn We!tllddft bsran,uaIpen, bit.
lei duI'S Neue, pas cstieihen bis ifpt Acknowledgement
aud Jfrnerpu ~ %bewotren. auser cen serctuiitsn
teprfaIern wirb unttrrt1i i'm 3eidnsn uus allen
~reibidsn Sdredrtetteit ertbsilt. Mit Der Sauls IL ~
sirtder Bed sin aiuit, Surirt %pstbunesn uus rirb dlt
pioup, iepie auf alen n,eslidsa Slas' unp { trsld SIN
%tifamshtea srn ,pti t%elenters ra3u aHSefelten tetretn
%llnterridDi sfstbeu. ainpsr beteeriei Gtibledts wcrttn
tn aph nnp epSis esnprnnen.I l....-f -4lla.H FL
90. Sselials nth felt tenn l. Sftpser tMerritt In
her behE9iidben Sprad,e ertbetit.
Napest austanft srtbsIt Der priu,tpal Der Nnfalt
vi. a5dder,
.tSfpti3,lJ) sr. ia une 1T6, IamburgRs.
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1nmn,cr s Seefer,
HrutihcS Sanf. nm &cdiel Geihift

IN Rf. I3U, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
foufeu unt %rsitauirn seebiel ami Deutfdlane, @plb,
frence Htunsirrten uue Der. St. Otltgdiipnsi unb be.
irr8en tic GRIaifrunJ spn Setesrn ties u,b in GurSpa.
CllS-)
&c 3m SaIle Cure Rdbinuidbiuen ter GusbcHcs
ri,ns ~tssirfen. sebt ant ieten 5aa su MeSsnisp IN
ar 81. @srmanlirats: us6.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
Ncahtcnawcrtb fir SrOcrmnun!
,,9suria ecocu'cttiae Tr~dnfcnsitn'
ter6tubnnoH Gcicllfbdft."
gtcrta, 9ginpt5.
NE N inertia!

grrc @rfeGdraft ,rrlt tn ttu dict Is plruattr tt.
ruIs 0trr 5000 niii1.tCtu. tdtlit iFt 10000 Lrudtb
M srdrIs ans bat NAN EN- WffCllhdttsr:tmrat ~
;trld SisrUJ ~ 9oUe wuc WTc eeRtiItubaii nab
tCtll v%rtrIliIt,
. 6rt OutRfTutc tiFrHte Gtriat'ua1 sFthlt fn
frfrdntlCg btIR,trt Iguc wvfCHillHt lnItFnAturg
orl a he 40 ltnlTt UIt aus .zErW wtgttn IA ritrec
tautu tta NmtrrfhttnW TOO Gcrars int he Fttret
nune kd Z uuRbu.ah.i, rtnn tiee III tF 1ttiaEeiloL
Whta.,tcrn itttt dr,iide ettdrt luna mn. tttti
Mtthtr ~Rrrdrrt. Grtrr RrLpnee, mn nsltt,
damn ctrr Srau sen 10 bic Of Sabrtn Tam V'tialltl
tlcirt wutlibduRp WtisOlhdit %rtTstt. Wan Ttnttta
an han mifuriCnr'cu Gturrai HptnttH:
TT. ". ~. Sdhmiet,
SAltlucIr, Ar. -. HrTp'httttttdfT.
IIrtr 7,BWIt.)
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SGpctcn
i'm 0roGcn uuc flcinca @nrtic'n
6. 4. nlittnad)t x 60,

taetu anf qattr tr ;on7tot' Gfcriin NJ sen Sart'tr
ltutntn Hraltaur. gag T.Ncgltagr ErultduT. iatStr
al,r CulItdr. wtItt NJ sircn ]BttFrisn SHsirinF ~
zen ttItaa,u rrrter dNtl'rH.
Gut Wu'tr.Rt fur ! cprItrtu unt RruitauTeina'H IN
s,r etast SKIER I'm Want, ptr,oH Frrntpi ssn t%ftasrtrtr
ggttlttH auS4cGtrt. uHS Ia mir g'ds GrItbitrunatn
t,ittu. Nm ,ine 6grgt NuSrat' Won rauittuIEtritra
NrtiIrlu dmul4aHtn, lo 6Rt wF taourt In zen eiauI
sttpt. gelttrryctdut,ru EtlVuts't grribt,lt ~ acDab,
rtu. ia puirrt grrlit etmic Ett,rtl as he vsu SAulsru
IN Ytw.gcti hgt.
Sr.e. N. Tumu' e ssur 1ctH tUtrt i'd Ndrrn iati.
rrthsn Wtitatstsmtc te Enyar ~ m'ten, tdr or
iVt IN ctt7,R Sr,4art, s]nlar,'st II ann q V]tlsnlUS
ale Guitra,t ir SargUcH rplsclmHn nj HrE aus
tutrt. tHryt is y Wild
"a Gcr sonia Vvu g'nnCrH hat eCm SUttrr
I. Is. giutr faJi5i G,lald, rcH Naud's tUutmttr
tpleFdI. sllmt tt -gtucua" e tatsattttEl, rem et-
atattlmt tu Rrcne "avrru. rtltti an strsaHat Jun
tsuolihea pa,aas III R.nben a~utaoltat n, siut Grtt.
s|piert,atr ~ loNtn. Ser Jtttor hat ttitItt IN Srshle
sirfrr la0tn mt ssuu su ctGtt yrwrl lap @tSsI
,tmsAl rrftlgl fr ir cant a%utsea'ns rrttta mns he
grtgmgts her 1rttE,' ms srluri'sHst vrrfurtusItar.
qrpfa ~ ]duti,nt mer'u mt Rrft lci unitr itr.
r!p,r u,5su gtuc, 'SUlc~ riiin,r c5rior. et FTd0m ten
Nlmm ,,r etatt ms saniyart @e'aGtH,G str l~abnsitH
Alns, rmr wrlas Iurb lt sen lAnatu uUs Vt oeIatT.
I Sm ltItm stsull y srtcn.
IWH i~fNr1URsr a9curnal.")
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SbiiIcn'S Spppet-cfcu Sod
hrrrhcA.
Y. gRrntbrrbu 4 Z6hus,

90 ggina Ju cine dhtt Supridb, Idhmaibmc
hntsn. 6ctt 20 J. z. wttAruncU \ So. IN W II,
sklrpGr. GS6-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10
RALTimGAE, nl2.
gUir maui irin i1au5 anoeucbn,

~ WV N-'
bic 0diSfruu Iiiaiid mt iSnc TrHhhpteu ATS
fffseeu mad,cn fdun. gdt icGiC vert Scam micro,
ian. lim tiN "a ttpUtltIl1rH attt 90 ltr ttNet =
Plfttst. dIf he Nrttt. rctt re NEnuiaa ttrtr With
daft nit fb ttuai. f. ltiti as mrallf. 90 mdttns
Elts bt,pedt man au gtim turt rlnta auitH Ne5eitu
cher WcrFtftt. Nr. WErfn'r HSIlcn. RAJ unt Hutu
rtrsn orrfm GtsHa rvWitntn taft ff SThusuus st'ie
kfrutmt ltrrrftHrH
GbilIcn'S 5pppei-Cfc Sod
h%ccrhcS.
Tidtr Sttrt htrrir,F, I'm StfrfF tts Gcntfrri'
Eiutdbttit GIcurmtS I'M Tftvuud rem VreuurRdtetidL
idnrucr put ggG1autNgr Ntlidnlfit, action 1Hb LiT'
.ltGU Wu0thtn GNt dtrlittu HtNnrtRN0eH, ult 'uni VN-
len. 2hWprrU. VrdttuD Wpttn htivutus nm Htls nat
pt1 spa0rr fur has gEllts wt Sdtruruier IN cttti'
DAFT ~ ttlllH. R,ti rt itut tf1Us WI'ficut I'm
lttcr, her H. tiurE luftu Vrthtr-o 'rifaN,t viii. 'rHft
90 tiricU %lUicbtt. IN ttn iaHtH Jrcht ven gcd'
CyiW 0ttt 90 lcUcH ttiSyJRt dls han ,8'tmToe.- ltr'
't'tt hdt aGt Wrttru-H Mediterranean tincn arcFtr
Statcirn, trrptltt mt rtat ftbdyt Gutrlhft uns
TrditiHt NtHtrtinrtu. he EiG,GH UH, lttr tf nab
Is piTe IN irtrW Maize Hrrlnt'yi taf tr C'tr et eadt'
sbtr mon Idhlt tdg Wtlt lrut. runttrtt tdbCH TIN
ntrautI, une ugt M ur' lem Naa ~ Stru at'rmWtu.
nr tr Hlbt dgru EHieyttrLRReE T]slliautts tnysTettn
tattt.
\. sBcdtbtrbn 4 26bHs,
Nj. - uHt ~. FiOhlar.,
frt tit aNonirt tlT strit Httr'e "ut Gosn, 'Hn-)
10 Qgili gu cine dhtt Spipcidr Idhmaidntc
ndtsn. Bctt 30 !. 4. WcAcuncU \ So. IT, " II,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-10

B~lutre,nt9un9.
Ger NWf trdrn lid ticle
rrrtrefhihe Nspb srfreut,
rubit ven tbrrn Nuyen. rrn
brnen piele III her lbat nr'B
Wunherbhre grenteu, hcr.
Neralttte Male ltrpptulpiet
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New York, Adverrtisaesmen.ts si11 er.ts,

GRAIN AND FLOUR SACKS.
N0HE "COl.N EXCHANGE
Il BAG MANUFACTORY" is prepared
to furnish GRAIN SACKS OF any desired
size or quality, and at short notice. Also,
COTTON and PAPER FLOUR SA CKS,
neatly printed to order. Information
promptly furnished upon application. - y
w. B. ASTEN & co., ,'t
Juno II Sn3o
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TIsFIN AHu1AI. AVID oosrpIlIao,,IIAII..


y NEw EoRK. Sep temheFl 5f ooiI l.s
Sterling 81x. Gold a. Eli5tIfs !
SHADE .iifms msr f8E PIP Iinty, and te( (0 29c.
lower tor lylpter. w heat n 13c. lover
Corn de- lower. Mess pork dull at
49, Lard iquiet steain i 9j 4 EAIg 55.
Cotton q Shade lower, ats 30 i 1y
g "a pm MONEY easy, ht 2(a4l
Gold firmer, at t445S-closine at 4456.
STERLING quiet 5ats95I.t gi GoyernIoefiffs
iadtiYes and higher Cotton dull ana
q shade lower; sales GOO bales, at
2911a y Flour duii-superfine State 2
@8. 90; extra ih8 8.15@S.7O; choice
'8. 80@9.0e!ir Wheat & spring a shade
firmer; winter 7G97.25.s Whiskey 10
i-bond SO. tMess pork quiet-new
28.9O. Lard firm and actiye-steann
19@20I. Freights dull. sf7''2 t47'
BALT1MoRB, September 5.-Cotton
very dull at 291a. Flour weak.
Corn steady. .s I.e -s j.
CHARLESTON, September 5. Cotton
dull and no sales-middling nominal
at %; receipts 4. o- a
MOBILE, September 5.-Cotton
market quiet; sales 80 bales; receipts
S4-middlings 26.
AUGUSTA, September 5.-Cotton
market fiat; sales only s bales-no-
minally 271a.
New ORLEANS, September 3.-Cot-
ton quiet and steady-middlings 27;
sales 26S bales; receipts 465. Gold
43M. Sugar nominally unchanged;
stock of Cuba in first hands about
5000 boxes. Flour easy-superfine
u; extra 8. 8.50@10.5O; choice 11.25.
Corn steady, at 1.07@l.O9. Mess
pork 3l.5O. Bacon dun-shoulders
13M@14. Clear 1S.
LONDON, September 5-3 P. NJ
AS it is holiday, there is no market.
LIVERPOOL, September 5-3P. M.
Cotton steady and easier, at slight
decline; sales of the week SO, 900 bales;
exports $4,000; speculation 5000;
stock 512, 900, whereof ITS, 900 are
American. Uplands 1O34; Orleans IL.
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Affairs In .WasIlineton. :

WASHINGTON, September 5.-The
Secretary Of War, perplexed by the
conflicting Legislation. has asked the
Attorney-G Generals advice on paying
Southern claims on file in the War
Office, growing out of the war. The
aggregate is twenty to thirty millions.
The debt statement will show over
SIG, 900, 900 increase.
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Aromatic Life Bitters.

Aromatic Life Bitters.
!: A SUPERLATIvE TONIC and Invigor-
"A ating Cordial, composed, in part. Of
Amerlcan Centaury and Life Everlasting,
with other valuable vegetable products'
1t will be found an excellent STOMACH
BITTERS, an appetizer, and an anti
dyspeptic remedy. It is invaluable as a
Tonic. for Debility, Indigestion, Loss Of
Appetite, Nervousness, Torpid Liver,
Sluggish Circulation. A generous stimu-
liant, .quickening the action of the organs
OF life, and imparting new powers to the
whole body.
Drections.-A table spoonful to wine
glass may be taken, as often as occasion
requires, with a little sugar and water,
or without. Dyspeptics may take it just
before meals.
For sale by FISHER & HEINITSH,
August IA t Druggists.
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a Paying Investment.

NNHE best investment is that which gives
Il the largest return for the money laid
out. A sick man, unable to attend to his
business, must necessarily lose his time,
whilst his expenses goes on with unremit-
ting waste. One dollar spent for. that
restorative cordial, ''HEINITSH'S
QUEENS DELIGHT" secures the bless
ings of health, removes disease, inyigo-
rates the whole system, and, in short.
makes the sick man well. What better or
greater return could have been made with
one dollar? For sale by
FISHER & HEINITSH,
Aug 49, Drugpists.
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To Bridge Builders, Lumber Dealers
and Others.

To Bridge Builders, Lumber Dealers
and Others.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- until the SECOND MONDAY of Sep
tan55T, by the President and Directors OF
the Broad River Bridge Company, for the
following classes of work to be done, and
kinds of material to be furnished, to be
applied to the construction OF BROAD
RIVER BRIDGE, near Columbia, 8. O., to
wit: -~I af' ~ =
For Second Class Bridge Masonry, in the
Piers and Abutments, - per cubic
yard. ~ l..-.E -,
For Labor in constructing the Super.
structure in Bridge, materials furnished
oy the company, -- - per lineal foot.
For furnishing Wrought Iron Rods and
Washers, finished, ----.---- per pound.
For furnishing the whole, or In part, the
Pine and Oak Lumber in 'Superatructure.
Plans and Specifications of the Bridge
and Masonry, also Specifications of the
Materials to be furnished and profile Of the
River, may be seen and examined at the
office OF Alex. Y. Lee, Engineer ats Il
Tho President and Directors dosnot bind
themselves to accept any or the lowest
bida. EDWARD HOPE.
Aug 10 II President D. Il. b. 'c.B
Machine Oil and Betting.
ES0R aale by i. .'is'.. .Tu
E May 81 FISHER q LOWRANOE.
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Richland-..In Equity.

The Theological Seminary of the Evange-
lical Lutheran Church of South Carroll
ma and adjacent States us. Mary A.
Blanding, Executrix of Shubel Bland
ing, deceased. Bill for relief.
DURSUANT to the decretal order in
i this case, the Creditors of the Estate
of Shubel Blanding. deceased, are hereby
required to render and prove their de-
mands before me on or before the 1st of
October next. D. b. DESAUSSURE,
July 8, 1868. C.E. r. D.
July II VI. ..t ~ -
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ID TAI SUR GEoN,
WOULD respectfully inform his Pa
wv TENTS, and the public, that he
has returned and is prepared to execute,
in the most SOIE NfIFIC MANNER, all
branches of his profession. TEETH EX-
TRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, or any sub
sequent i'll effects, by use of Nitrous Oxide
or Laughing Gas. Office over Gregg's
Store. Ano IF
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pa 10 1esa1a1 -.
IcabaaI pekpsstol.s

esz7Eraslt9- = ~ ~ q, - ~ --.=sP,
,9iiso catsae ne sps.tclssas {
LoNSccsss;, September 5, The mon,
ster ealhship Bern puda has been sue
cessfully launched 81 3 M NJ q 4 " ssts
Iae potato rio tiers in Cork were dist
persed at the pointiof the bayonet.ij
The cholera killed the heir to the
Persian throne. Z 81
Several incendiary5 fires, have yoc-,
CURED IN Cork Loss quite heavy
RoMEg Sept Der o. Count; Saf-L.
tiges, the Ftendh minister, has preIi
sented letters E6fi / recail to tho iPope,;
BADEN, September 5. 5.--Schonhein,s
thea distinguish French chemist,
died yesteFday.1 EJstS So ~ = fFssiiS iIa.
EoSpoS Sept mber' 5. Re9erdy
johnson. made another speech, CO.,
dayn nclosing abys saying the rupture
between the United Statesand Great!
Britain would now be Impossible, on
account of the Identity of race, Ian
guage, instituti0n and aspirations.
.o}sI iif.i I.I;1 'sc,
News Items. f,arA,isi <
CHARLEsToNsS September 5.-4Ar.
rived-Schooner Robert Caldwell,
New York. Sailed $ 81 teamers James
Adger, New York !: FALCON. Baitimore
AUausrA. iSeptember * --Recent
heavy rains llaya seIionsIv ., iT1;nrsA tbe
cotton. News from middle ,Georn;o
is gloomy--rnst. worm and rot are s 81
worls, 81 n. sp!'7s 'lTs17 =! - ~
ATLANTA Senteyn,ber. II. 4 g. raso,,,.
ton was Afforded in the Ho1se Int
not acted a,upon. declarino NEGROES
inel;eibIe to anv and all Offices of tba
State. and That All Offices AZ tba stato
now fIied by, nearoes he 10 dec1ored %
vacant. by reason Of their,inelieibiIi-
ty, and that the Governor be direeted
to have such Offices filled in comS
pliance With the coda, Of ,Georoia
The Goyernor,and other com mission.
ed authorities OF the state are mn
thorized to refuse coIinbo q; sio,, ia oil
persons of COLOR that have been- or
may be elected toi iany Office in tb;s
State, until the Sunyeme Conrt &C %
the State have decided the e1io;bi1;tv
of coIored persons.
New ORLEANsI Sentembna,r ".
Pinchback, the mulatto recently in
stalled in t,JawAll,a i,Iacs osi ,Sa1o+n,
from the Second pistriet % f. asos OrTeaOs
Parish, rising to Q, question of nriv;.
lege, replying to o 'nawspaner nara.
graph CONCERNING him. after charni,, o
The people of This city with murder.
mo ana N g, ~, = = J:S
sition to murder men for pol;t;col Heel
opinions and the color of their skin
uttered the following: t.I want to taii
them to BEwAREl / want to Tell them
they have nearly reached the and ~
their string. The next outrage Of Of the
kind; which they commit .willbe the
signal or:the dawn of retributionMa
dreamedE "a sionoi M III nasS uo'
thousand torches to be apnlied to tbis his
city; for patience will then have
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DIRECTORS.
L. D. CHILDs, Pres't. Maj. JNo. Preston, jr.
DR.. j. w. PARKER. EDWARD HOPE.
GEORGE w. SwEPsoN, of North Carolina.
w. B. GULIcK, c.. IREDE11,
Cashier. Teller.
NNHE CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK.
Il OF COLUMBIA, will dealin Exchange,
Gold and Silver Coin, and do a general
Banking Business. The accounts Of mer-
chants and others in Columbia, and in the
towns and country connected with it by
business, are respectfully solicited.
Collections attended to carefully and re-
mitted for promptly: Loans made on gold
coin and other collateral security
The Board of Directors meet, for the
transaction of business, EVERY MON
DAY, at 10 o'clock q. M
COLUMBIA, s. c., June 6, 1868. s".
June 6 3u,o
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Choicest Family Groceries.

CnolceSC am1ly Gr0cerleS.
JUST received, the following FRESH
81 SUPPLIES, selected expressly for
tirst.class trade and for sale at lowest
market rates:
bbls. NEW YORK EXTRA SUGAR
CURED BACON STRIPS, small,
2tierces Orange brand Hams,
20 bbls. assorted Sugars, from 123 cents
per pound,
100 boxes Scaled Herrings, very che ap.
6o bbls. Flour, assorted, some very su-
perior,
New crop Tea, Black and Green,
With all the favorite Sauces, Pickles,
&c, which make up the odds and ends of
first-class Grocery.
Wines and Liquors.
HAYING lately returned from the Bal
IL timore, New York and other North
sern markets, the goods in this line have
been personally selected, with the utmost
care, and can confidently be recommended
as unsurpassable in qualify and moderate
price. Stock comprises,
WHISK1ES, common to best brands.
Genuine French and imitation brandy.
Holland Gin, Champagne, "Lac dor"
Sherry. Madeira, Port and Malaga
Wines. For sale by
August 29 GEORGE sYMMERs.
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Internal Revenue Collectors Office,
COLUMBIA, September 1, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby given to ali parties
~ who are interested. A STILL, CAP
and WORMS, seized on the plantation
OF DR.. D. w. Ray, on the 29th ult., to make
claim and file bond to defend the case.
within thirty days, or the articles will be
sold according to law.
A. s. WALLACE,
Collector Third District s. C.
Sept 2 WAS