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HARKKTs.

FRANkFoRT. Aug. 22.-Bonds 75lG75!.
IoNpoN, aug 22.-Holidsy to-day.
I1vERPooI.. Aug. 22-Noon.-Cotton opened
buoyant; prices advancing. Sales $1,000 bales.
Breadstuhs irregular.
LIvKRPooL, Aug. 22-Evening.-Cotto closed
hnovant At an advance-middling upsnds 1910
lOgd., middling Orleans ll9lltd. Sales l5,OOO
hslss Breadsiufis dull. PORK trm. Lard quiet.
SeacOn advanced. D....
nsVSRIs, Aug. 22.-The BOurse is firmer. Rentss
fast hNKFoRr, Aug 22.-Bonds frmer at I5s..
sDoN, Aug. ~ Sugar to arrive nuetuAuns
OF isible 10 give exact quotltions.
Old X YORK. Aug. 22-Moaey easy at SG5 tor
haye,a Sterling firm, 81 Gold hrmer, li4i
80 nments doll and heavy. Cotton more
NJ; sales 800 bales; middlings SOe' Floai
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

rhe Georgia LeEislAiure-The AlexandriS
and WsshIsgtOn BailrOsd-The cattle
Plague at CIneiRnSii.
ATLANTA, Aug. 22.-The petition Of R. E. Les
q. claiming the seat in the Senate made vacant
v The resignation of Bradley. OF the hrst district,
as granied-yeas Is, nays IL. Lestsr was
Vorn in and took his seat.
tAITxANpRIA. VA, Aug. 22.-Judge Underwood
rects that the Alexandra and Washington Rail
,sd be restored TO the lessees under requisite
,onds. Trains will resume on Monday.
CINcISNATT. Aug. 22.-The cattle plague has
apueared here. seventeen cows belonging TO one
DAIRY have been stricken with it and are dying
rapidly.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23

The sheds built by ths Pacific Railroad to FRO
tect their track from the deep Of the Sierra
Nevada mountains were crUhhed by the weigls Of
snow that fell upon them last winter. and it was
reported that sOms other method Of prot sction
would have TO b0 devised. This plan, however,
has not been abandoned. The company, II is
stated, are now engaged IN erecting sbeda over
the cuttings and otbeT exposed points. Iney are
Uf heavy timber framework, with pointed gable
roofs and look ss IL n.ey could wthss2nd almost
any pressure Of snow Nearly forty nilss OF the
track will have to Re thus covered and the guam
thy Of timber reqr .irsd will be enormous. Not less
| than twenty tw', sawmis, most Of them worked
by steam. are run night and day. employing near
no to the r,eeds of the company. 10 a fe" weeks
teepty-e ghi mills will be running. i is esiinateo
that II all require no less than 1000 feet OF ln-
| Der ", construct q mile of sheds. so great - tne
dePlsnd that the forests on both sides oi 'le VAo
S..e being rapidly cut down,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23
FROM SOUTHWEST PASS.

SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug. 2-Noon.-Barometer
2s:7O. Wind northeast and light. ,oo ,.-,-,-
Arriyed-schOoner Mai. FOette, 1900 bushels
salt 20 N. Barrais. No departures.
SOUTHWEST Pass, Aug, 2I, p: h-barOmeier
oo.7o Wind northeast light. Weather squally.
Arrived Cook, Limerick Lass, hsrsdsn, MASTER
from Newport, with cargo of iron to master
saied-Steamships Clinton and |. c. Harris
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23

FLOUR, BACON, HANS, SIDES, MEAL, Erc.-rhe
readers Of the CRESCENT are referred to the ad-
vertis ment Of Messrs. Chenoweth, Casey Co..
No. 70 New Levee street, who announce the %.
ceipt Of large invoice Of -four, corn meal, bacon,
hams, lard, etc., which they are offering to the
trade at the lowest market price. Messrs. Chono-
weth, Casey & Co. assure the public that the
brands OF flsur they agents for consist oi the
best brands shipped to this market, aud oVsry
barrel sold by them is guaranteed to be juss what
it is represented 70 be. See advertisement
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23

FLOUR, LARD, CANDLES, Erc.-The atte2tion OF
our readers is directed 10 the advertisement OF
Messrs. s. II. Kennedy 4 Co., wholesale dealers
in western produce, 55 and 81 Poydrss street.
these gentlemen are zoo well known TO the trade
to need any Endorsement at our hands, therefore
the recommendation Of any article tley offer to
the dealers in this line Is superluous. Their ship
pers are the first men OF the West and North, and
ali goods sold by them are guarantee ) to be jusk
that tbey are represented. See advertisement.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23
RIVER NEWS.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 22.-RIver declining.
XicFsRrRs Aug 22.-Passed down: Gov. Allen
at IAH River falling slowly.
LorIsvILLE, Aug. 22.-Weather cloudy. Their
mometer 76 River falling, with forty-hve inches
IN the canal.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23
FROM RATCHEZ.
Fire ander the Hui.

NATcHEz, Aug. 22.-At $3.50 this morning fire
was discovered under the hill
Three buildings were consumed. Loss SIS, 900
insured for $1,000 in Etna Company.
At O'Clock, A. NJ. q brick wall fell, seriously
iDiuTing four hremen.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23

LIppincoits Magazine for September contains
articles by Mrs. R. Harding Davis, Baysrd Taylor,
Miss Kate Field. Henry Flanders, A. Augustus
Adee, VIM. B. Drake, Charles Aston Bristed, G..
F. Emery, Mrs. Sarah E. HenAhau, Mrs. Mary W.
Janyrin. Hugh DaVids and others
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23

sarstoga is said 10 have no Sundays, and yet
twenty-sev ministers are stopping at one Of its
hotels,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23

We learn that the New Memphis rhes'tes will
be managed during the coming season % Mrs.
Rose c. Thompson (wife of the late Mr.. W. p.
Thomyson) and Mr.. c. d. stelnkuhl, who was
treasnrer last season.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23

Elysian Fields emo Levee streets. Several dis;
tineuished speakers addressed The boys" and
were enthusiastically cheered. Onr tnanks at
due he Fiqh,b Ward wlie Awakes for their kind
remembrance Of the CRBacENT.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23

See advertisements of Chas. t. Nash in sac,son
columns.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23
The Frank Blair Cadets.

This sterling organization made their maiden
psrade last night. They numbered las men all
named officers: John Connors, marshal; John
Mccormack, Frank Leahy and j. P. Sullivan. a.
sistsnt narshals. The uniform Of the club con.
ssts Of bite kepis with red bsnds Hhite shirts red
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23
TIL. BIa,z ses tinsls,

Having obtained a sne hall, on the corner o.
Julia and Hercules streets aDe saving areaoy OF
tbeir rol a the names OF many sterling youDg mea
are pre- pared to go-shsad actively In the campaign
They elect their permanent officers Monday Dght
and from A notice in another column it will b
seen that a prompt full attendance Is requested
We are indebted TO tee ofhcers OF the ssoune'
foT an ,nyitatjoa TO be on hand on the occasion
and will try 10 comply with il.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23
Minute Men Of lSS,

In our notice of the parade on Friday night we
should have mentioned the fact that it was also
the occasion OF the maiden turn out of this CLUB.
COMPOSED as it il of that class Of the young men
of our city VIII are destined in the future to shape
her commercial destiny, it is MOrthy OF more than
a passing notice. We should also have mentioned
that the Minute Men, on their way to the theater,
halted in front of the CRKsCEET Office and gave US
a beautiful serenade and three cheers. IL is not
too late to thank you very heartily, gentlemen,
for these tokens Of your good will, aud to assure
Won that the omission on saturday resulted from
no lack of appreciation Of your compliments.
Success 20 with the Minute heD.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23

collars and sa1s and black pants Their discipline !:
equal TO that Of regular troops, and sae msterit
of the club is sach rs leads US to expect yeomsn
service from re- members ere the close OF the
present campaign.
During their march they halted in front OF the
CRESCENT and gave three hearty cheers for the
paper and three more, with tiger, for its pro-
prieior. After cheering the various paper ofcces
The club adjourned to the Imperial, where refresh
ments in liquid form awaited them.
Again we thank the Cadets, and shall wits
eager eyes look for them in sae grand demonstra
ton next Saturday night
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The Cr-s1eat Mounsed club.

Have their regular weekly meeting At Eagle
! Hall Prytaria ana Felicity streets, tuesday, at
| "A p NJ. All Democrats are cordially invited 70
iiin this club no matter as 20 their belonging TO
other organizations. Business, important In It's
| nAture is TO be transacted.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23
SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 49, 1868.

thence back 10 Canal, where they broke up after
doing tie best nights work 10 the cause OF De.
mocIacy which we have cronicled for many day.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23
Port HudsOn Guar Ia

There was an enthusiastic meeting OF the Pol
Hudson Guards a new organization, last eVenln
at the corner of Canal aud Royal streets. tn
meeting was only preliminary one. As soon q
the club is thoroughly organized the CEEsCES
will publish the names OF its officers and wha
ever other details will be Of interest TO those VIII
take an active part in the contest, aud their nam
Il everybody.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-23

The officers and members Of this club are no
tiftd to attend an adjourned r-eeting, which vii
be he'd ct Eagle Hall tomorrow evening at {
O'Clock. All voters residing. in the wsSd are 70
oueste5 10 attend, es important business viii CON
before the club.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-20
TWO BLOCKS FRoM TIE CHRISTMAS FIRE.
Continued from last woel.l
BY CAvIARE.

~ CONTINUED from last week.l
We sat silently by the fire for many min
utes. Poor Fid sat next to me, and laying
his head upon my breast, sobbed violently.
The wind had lulled, and the moonlight
streamed down between the area bars on
the dirty windows. Anon a small-voiced
bell in distant quarter of the city tinkled,
and then the grand peal of chimes in the
Cathedral rang out merrily.
"Dear Fid," l said, ado you hear the
bells 2"
"Ihear them, Dick, J" he whispered, with
out raising his head. Il know what they
mean"
"You dear fellow, what can they mean 7'
"Death," said Fid, raising his white face
and looking at me with solemn earnestness.
"They are joy bells to you, Dick, and to
hundreds besides to me bells of death,
that toll dear life out of the world, be-
yond my reach, for ever, and ever, and
ever. Oh! dear Dick, may you never have
a mother dying, and stretching out her
arms to you, but without finding YOU"
Fid," said, 1--WE must try to be pa
tient, and trust in God. tits Il bitter trial,
dear, and must be borne"
90 Dick, he replied, " YOU are right but
it's SO hard. Is not Christmas a happy time
for one to die Il remember q very old
story, told me-oh so long ago-that the
gates of heaven are opened on Christmas
night, and God stands on the threshold to
take in the weary-hearted. If my poor
mother should die, trust she will die at
this blessed time"
"Dear Fid."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-20
MORNING STAR AND CATHOLIC MEssEuaxR,
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 10 ls6a
THE SISTER OF CHARITY.
BY RICHARD DALTON WILLIAMS.

The poem of Gerald Griffin, ON the Same sub
ject, Is familiar to our readers. The following,
by DR.. Wi1liams-not unlike its model of
purity-breathing, as it Does accents of love
and holiness. The author lived for some time
in this city, and endeared himself to all who
had the happiness of forming his acquaintance.
He died in Thibodaux in 1862:
Sister Of Charity, gentle and dutiful,
In s sna in n purity Beautiful
In spirit heroic, in manners a child
Ever thy love like an angel reposes.
,r With isa lowering wings oer ths sufferer here.
LII the arrows of death arc half hidden in roses,
AID hope speaking prophecy smiles on the bier.
h .hs ssyy sstrns
Thy s s v led %
ASd On as the spSpi, words Of listens
dew in the bright iris giistens
And returns to the Lilies moro richly again.
Sister Of Charity, child Of the holiest.
>, on for r. thy Loving soul ardent and pure
The oahesd So pain My ssnsoids thee
Daring, the eye that unshrinking peholds thee,
Nor droops in thy presence abashed to the ground
Dim is the FIRE of the sunniest bushes
~ Bnrning the breast Of the maidehly rose,
To the exquisite bloom that thy pale beauty fiushes
Mhsn the incense Ems, asesnds and the sanctuary gows
Alteration has bow ed him in silence and signs,
And man, intermingled with angels, is feeling
The passionless rapture that comes from the Skies
Oh that this heart with unspeakable treasure
OF love, hath been wasted o vanIy CLAY,
Like thine, unaured by the phantom Of pleasure
Could rend ev'ry earthly affection away.
And yet in thy presence, the pillows subsiding,
Obey the strong effort of reason and win,
And my soul il pristine tranquility gliding,
Is calm when God babe the ocean be still. So
Thy soothing how gentle thy pity, how tender!
Choir music thy voice is.thy step angel grace,
Subdued, but unearthly, thy spiritual face.
When the frail chains broken, captive that bound
Altar from thy home is the prison of clay,
Bride of the Lamb and eartl's shadows around thee
Dispense in the blaze Of cternity's day.
Still mindful of the sufferers story, t;3
Arresting the thunders of wrath they roll, "a!
Intervene q cloud between and His glory,
And shield from HI lghtnings the shuddefing soul,
As mild an the noonbeam in autumn descending,
That lightning exiting uished by Mercy, shall fall;
While He hears with the wall of apentent blending
Thy prayer, Holy Daughter Of Vincent de Paul.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-12-20
MY SECOND CHRISTMAS.

The year lS4-was dismal year. "a
shadow darkened the land from east to west,
and within it sat pale-lipped prophets, deep
in ominous forebodings for the future. Fam
ine and plague had been familiar guests for
many months churchyards were populous
and firesides desolate. Heavily the year
wore on, each particular month being mark
ed by the black stone of some fresh calam-
ity it was polar night, and the sunrise
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-06
Coz. Mamicp.

Governor Man1ey farn jeoen Sag In
st. paul eiintrefen, 11tp bofen mir, pab
bic 8lr9eri9aft pieiem um unlere Stapl
mie INN Sen 9an5en Staat 70 bod yer
pienten Man1,e einen Gmpfan9 beretten
Miro pel6er ;ei9t, pab mir mifen, mas
Soy. &amie y ais StaatSbiener 9etba1,
AUDI pbne, boe eri es uns ielbit ersdblt.
@leidfaQ8 tnoe1en bpfen mir, pab
Der Senator Der 8epSlterun9 st. parls
bic @cnustbuun9 ntdt Yerlose1l mirp,
AUDI rrn Jpn ben 8eri@t parlber 81
bSren> paS Der lebte Gpn9reb fir Minne
lpta 9etbarl. ms 5.s .-a.s;. u.0
@ofentli6 perpen SER DpnneQv unp
feline Treunpe nt@tS 9e9en eine Mai7enz
Yeri ammlun9 Der 6reunce beS Germ
Stanley e%in,umenpen baben uab 1T benz
@orbabsn, benlelben na6 @ebibr III emf
pfanaen> ettpa einen &eriu@ erfennen>
ubte Yartet at pempraliiireu." Spllten
ie aber. bp@ pie1er Mnl tdt fem, 1p 1o0te
baS at, BET SaGe ielbit ni@tS dnpern,
oern mir fir uniere Yerirn itnb iiber~
seu9t pab our @iberbertellun9 be5 IN
nern Salts cer partei Nt6t5 melentliz
der b%ettra9en tSnnte, als cine 9rpbartt9e
Dempnl tratipn gu Gbren res &aters uno
0rineer5 bet republifaniiden Yartet in
Miunelpta1 Nleranper& amey
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@einmannn .Ga11et,
Wersitbunngs Agenten,

GurYer, Carver g. Mfnn
Qaentsn fir ~fe1senbs 5euer. uns estsas- gerFderunssse-
5sui6aftst, nd1nlit: .
YbDnir, 9artforb CONNECTICUT. ~
xirs arb marine, ct. paul, minn.
Minnelpta Sniurance &c. ct. Waul, Mi,n.
Sarfprb 2iSe @tpd Sniurance g..
(@erf9ert aud eesen IpbesfaQs Sun irsenb elmer
ltrlade.)
Nrrtb @ef srn @esenlsitise 9ebsnsserl9eruaes-
0eieaiaaft. W..
&ailpay pa0enger; Nortb Imerican Sranlt
unp Natipnal SrapelerS+
SOS. M%Eeinnanu. 9lbpufat nne Sfotar, ~pratticirt
in aaen @eridtsh6fen hes Staatss ~serferttst geamattea mad
Seutihlanb unb belpret @elbcpQeftipuen amo Steuer; abuneen
iur @b!reNnte auf Verlansen, fppie ansers in fem Sod Elm,
itlasenbe 1eldlfR, welae s%urtuntu,en unpssn.
Soiepb W~einmann. g. Z. 2afen.
2n.tna IL WV -
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INN etnen &ppf padjen, inbem er tarar,

INN etnen &ppf mo9ien, inber1 er taran
'ert1nert baB Mlt : Srlanb bic 6etmat
EGpn1u1p 8urfe'6, @elltn9tpns, Ser 8prz
eltern Granite uno pbil. Sberioa11s luno
beS 8aterS bes NepnerS ielbft if, unp
bic Dsuti6en bebt Ct en1ppr ;u Spins
Tetaela9 in @alballa, tnper1 er NIT letdt
enalil6em Mceent, ipnt aber pplenbet
ld)b11 ben eriten unp leBten @ers unierer
NatipnalbYmme 4 III. aItf
n@asif besDe III 9en 8aterlanb?"
bef(amirt. ~ = % 3
Nber mir ieltit mubten urs III @al(
baua unb rtGt bier auf Der nudterne11
@elt Der &calitdt befnbelL wputen mir
yeridumen hem peut19en Yublifum s1
1a9en, raB SEER DpnneQy burd feline
Gebe aQAennein tie Grpartun9 Der te1ten
@epubltfaner bitter 9etdui9t. Diele,
unp mir NIT ib,ert Soften fef, caB 9err
Dpnneuy feline Stell1ng in 8e3u9 auf
cte. Senatprfra9e III entldiepeaer
Wetie an9eten, 'bob ct erfldren nitric:
sd bin ni9t Ganbicat fir rem Ge11at,
1pie mir na69ela9t wprrcn> t9 bin ni9t
Gin iTeino cer Ganbipatur rpr, Nlcrancer
Siam ley, ipncern td merre fte tiiBe1 urp
fDrcern> penn> mte tG 1eltt 10 bat
81 al icy tem @p!fe ebrlib g%eotent." :,
Dieie5 @prt p>rce ntdt Aelprpden>
nnnehe1 Mteloa nos INV ,I5 ,,,>;fto.
NngriH 9e9ert @al1ley tetradtet >rercen
f1ttn.'% ny """> ".5'a'.> 4. -.' 1871. Oh
Del @rfpl9 bet Mere hes GERM 0p11z
npl(y wirp cennad. ieir> rab bic Tre1tnce
hes Germ NamieM melae rteien be>patrs
tcien unit treueiten Dtcner letne6 Staaz
te5 in, Dtenit be5 2ebtercn bebolten mtlz
fen tpple1t iid co;u entlalteben mullen,
Trcnt 9e9en rem Mann SIT ma9e>L re11
ca6 Wprt $50 lit Namiey
ntdt iter eie 2tppen mill. : '",'....,
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0a8 lite Nmenbe

Das Ate ENHANCEMENT snr Ser. @taa>
enz@pniitutipn, peldes bur9, bic g.
les9ebuneert Ypn Drei gtertle Der Staaz
ten ner Union an9enpmmen, iebt laut
proclamation bes Staats : Mtnifer
Setparo einen She'll Der Ser. @taaten
Contribution bilbet, lautet &pie fplat.
s 1. Mue IN ben Ser. Gtaaten aebpz
renen> pber naturalii irten, Der @eridtsz
barfeit perielben untermprfenen SupiYtz
buen fnb 8unpe6blrQer be8
Staates> III meldem iie ppbnen.- &ein
Staat parf @e1ebe e%rlafen, pier ypuz
ftreden1 popur6 bic &edte unp 6retbeiten
pom 8unbesbiir9ern serfIrst merpen.
Mu@ parf tein Staat tr9enb eineu Menz
1den Cany person) pbne 9ebSrt9eS Ser
fabren Ne@tens be62ebenS> Der Treibbeit
prer neS Gt9entbumS berauben, pper Ell
men tnnerbalb 1einer Surtspicttpn befnpz
lt9en Meniden (any person) ben Yp4z
ft%dnoigiten &e6tSl9ut Yerlaaen.
s 2. Die 3abl ber @ertretcr inn @pus
9re1e miro inter bic Ginsel| taaten nob
Mab9obe ibrer Gi,t>ppbnersabl repartirt,
nobel iantmtlide i'm Staote pobnenpen
Snpiptpuen, nit Mu5nobme ni9t bez
i~teuerter Snpiuner ;u sabsen iinb,-
@enn jeppd her Staat iraero wel9en
rpQjdbri9en mdnnliden Slrsem BET
G~ereint9tet, Stooten po5 @ablre6t fir
SunbeSz unb Staatsdmter >pe9en tr9eno
elmer aneer1 llrl ade ais Sbetlnabme an
Der NebeQtpn, pper Gerbreden sprentbdlt
pper Serfiirst, fp }rirc Die ais Sal lis, Der
Experimentation hte1 les StaatS oienenbe
SeYGlferun9Ssabl in remlelben &erbdlt=
Mite Serri19ert> lit >peldem Die 3abl Der
iplder9e1to al hes @ablredtes teraubten
vpujabri9en Mdnner sur Gelammtsabt
aler rolljabri9en Mdnner in Staate
nebt,
s 8. Niemanb barf ir9cnp einSunoesz
pcer StaatSamt befletren, ber> nadbem
er fri6er ais 8unoeSz prer @taatSbez
amter etten GreuezGtp auf bic @erfalz
flung 9eletitet Butte, an elmer &ebelltpn
9e9en ben 8unb tbetl9enpmn1en, pper ibr
@pridub 9eleiitet bat. Seood fam
Der @pn9reb tbm rur9 Elm :3retzD rittel<
Srtum bic @dbltarfeit wiecer ~erlei=
ben.
S 4. Die @altiafeit rer @&ulc Der
Ser. Staaten> einldliebii6 her 3ablunz
gen fir penitonen 11np 5anc9elper, parf
ME in 6ra9e 9eiteQt wercen, @eoer Der
Sunp, npd Elm Gin;eli taat rarf cine gun,
3medc BET &ufebn1n9 9e9cn bic Ser
Staaten co1,trobtrte S9ulp> pber ir9eno
cine Gnti@aci9un9 fir ben burd bic Mb<
i9aH1n9 her @clarer<} erlittenen Serlu1t
lbernebmen, prer besablen Yielmebr
it11o ale lplde S6uloen 1tnp Gnt11dz
%oi9un9S Aniprude un9iilti9 u11p nidz
tt9.
SIS. Der Gpn9reb bat bic 8efu9niE bic
Se1timmun9e1 peS Yprlte9enoen WrttfelS
curd o%r9eme0ene @eieksebun9 in &raft
su lfyen.
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Mepnb1ifanifbcG onDention SeS 2ten
Gpn9ref Siitrtfts.

@tnc @pnYention cer &epubltfanet oe5
53metten @pu9rebpifricts Spn Minnelpta
wtro biern1it na@ Sn9er1pllSz
9alle, tnSt.pdul auf # a 8,
per britte1 Sag bes S6ptember
q. .. 1868 uni IL l1br MittasS ,ber1~
fen> su rem 3wede bergpuinirur1s zines
Ganbtraten fit Gonsrebz&eprdientant
ceS 9enannten Dtitrtcts> Spn>eer rcpub<
lifanilden partei bei ber bepputebet1pen
Mobl 81 u1teri titben.
Die nerl diepenen Counties besa Di<
trict5 perpen su Dele9atipnen bereattat
iein. tpie n16fehenp at1deaeben.
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guriter ter eb.Gumn,ittee bes 2. Diitriets.
.6err Sna. Meiinlnann 1ptrp

Ser Srs. @einmann 'ptro ols
elmer ber pernpfratil1en Gancipate11 SON
CAREER GpuntD fir Die @eleB9ebu11g 9ez
rannt. Den Maner oes uulterbliden
Col. @rtggS fnoen mir NOD mr.
oenos alS Ganbtbat fir ben Senat
.ertpdbnt. Spncerbar! &ann'S Dem
CAREER Gpunty pbne bieien Mfufterzepp
perbeab in Der @eiee9ebuns tbun'?
= Die republifantide G%puntySepnz
yentipr son @pppbue County iptro am
Mu9uR in Reopins ftattfnoen.
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3ebn Il. Gin frans6iiiater
glrst ersdblt in ieiner Mbanolu11g lber
bic Gbe sp1 e.ttnient Trarspiem, Der IN ietlz
mem 991en Sabre bic sebnte Bralt BET
ratbete unp Gater son 102 &tnbern mar,
Gin Mnperer, Namens pptiers, beiratbete
I'M 104ter Sabre u11b fam % Sabre
irdter nod in unterluduns snpesen cine,
|Qteb19aft. Dieter nerfmIrbt9e Mann
lberlebte 8 &bntee RON Gn9lanp.