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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

Der Sdpstscr gers @iiterer pslaen sr. GbS.
S%pueiff, VII. 44i, gtet.Sutttmr, efratr, %fnbrt,iri. IA
prn altR, pelht ihn cerluht baten, ale has bele irntibt
Dfittrl aeBen a~1asnetne 2 tpdds une Waacnttihfpers
ben, weI6sS bis iegt IN ttsitm qares t~ntrceuiirt wprtet
a%nerfarnt. GB pirit mte Gin 3autCrihlds aui pas eanIt
Sntsln. uut ,fine Mantle, peibe Is Gtninal aetraubt,
irigS ebEe taNeitc lnaetrpien. (Z94-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

Gin Snu5 NIT 8 3,mmerr, Gett3rtt ayr Dttatiytr
$50, lNgts PVllttr. (2B1I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
StaOtcDinmiljGrs. 8iireait,

B~atttmpre.5 s. Nrp. 1868.
Der Stattcpmmifdr hat spn rsritiseentu @runtte.
fsern an Sbpmpionfr., suifben RerttIican . uno
edreaitr., en ihrlftlides ,0eiaG IN, RipeGirtirg,
&anefcinbeiesung lab ~fafcriins hes ~Senannten
3ttiles Der QbprnripniiraBe ~srtalten.
er iiad,t eaber Wien, Die Is dnsebt, bcfanrt, ta6
er Samfiae, bnn IA. Ncp., VrrntittaBs 10 ubr, IN fetnsn
Bureau anpeiene iein irirb, nm bciaatts @ciu6 In Grpas
euns III iieben unb barber StfhIue ~ fsIen.
Seq. y. tBppcpatt,
(26G,8 ,7O) &lert hes Staet.G pmminars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
Su Scrfuufcu.

go Sssinid,crsnrrthcs CD st,pbnbaus nit
IL Sneen IN Siics Baltimore. Gin au:attautts
- 3~rltrdiBts 6dus nit 2.iCttleaf SiHitr9ctduet,
etnet Vdten upe 7 3imnher t~rttdfttnt Eat Sos, l0afC,
Sauis urb sintu 2.attig,n @adiriu.S iaa. Eiries ii.
eentbum NJ flr etRe 9Jtgrti chr Groefrie iebr atieatn.
3dttre apstuuft ettbtiIt ". ~. Spufc, Rr. ., YAM.
Builetrgt, 81. p0ulnr. t213-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
IN 0urh gam. ~. ejoocr.
ScriunItcrS gcrfauf

pun MrIreeiDCHibum an Der yiute 9ugbcSf. ndhe
pdIrpcrftrdGC.
IN 6cllt rif1 IriTrIS ity VrritacrittE ter Stdtt
Baltimore wirt sr uGisr ,ifnflr 0uwdltcr an mrrtr
tnG, 10. gtcgtg. 1865, Watmtnags . llbr, AT IT mb
STEELE auf ottntlIttv NuiUpn geTiu Urtni
DAD aomic Sumbfid nit @rbIuhcn IN ttidgicr
Siatt H.t. wtc iclBi, tt'IUvgtt3
w ttr Aursieuttt her yuitlt Eu3bcsR ave am Gntr rem
20 6uF an etr HrJtitltc rem Eiluc Sy9utstguFt, ctttb
sem Eui he, rc BE peiItfNt Ytdtr ttS vruRtt,, pelhtr
an l1et AcuuR uon ,lptH y NUwdra p]crprttCt, tie
Nrrtlttic ter vItIIt ruAre1urdbc lbEettSt. antlRgtnt /;
bdnu brltt, at tr Aprtirir Ter EiiIf nultttfr. btn-
linirns, 70 buB tonn nOrt'th, rardueI NIT rtitIe GU
Rbtslr, % duF. uHc tdun lutlib, ri,lurl NIT G~aHppct.
str, 20 aus bic lum aRtin1 %tguHlIt.
Ite @ebiutc tRr. 2I6 tttir cuNbrsir. j. tt7etrp IN
cttsnt "a 'lirdiNtu pudrrin q. u phnbdu lie nit 2.fbf-
ltRem ptnterBctdute, SagIdilca an set. oraH,,tns
{ ~,
getulUuaeu, we som 'Ntrittt dnlccrtrct. he SdQtr
bldr, her NtII III 0 qtrndItN mt 3 Ricn mt 0crttmIlitr
Stbrrtel chr he game SHnutt bLnr. mad ttn Stlts,
ban hes Nauicrt.
gcrearinc @prfud,. 0srrilttr.
2diu, ~. tNpper, Aut.,
t25G,S G1,2. IG,S 10 2,n Nr. 4 "uitturrrlr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
Rnrh cam. s.. Grover.

es:5ssAs, hibidtca b ~itncfiacS SddfeinsSSoEubuuS
%W.l an Ter On Nlpftif., ndbr annlidte,
I'LL dUt utttpN.
Am Ticuifng 10, igbr. 1858, NtdmlttisS I titr,
pcree tb an Grt ltb ttlt dlc5 n~atEtbtae btltrttbmv,
Ibr mtyIbgcIe SiAttttm Vel Eauitn; uimltti
Ten 9dIicr |runebtiig nil GCbuuecn an Ter
Anrlr., Is SAP trtIt Unit 100 6gB tti b4 al eiut 10
NUB brr tt NUtu.
805 @stdict tclctt ii ttNtrh rtutt une hdbfttr 3.
led'8ul Sidn2tn . 9H CbRbauft NIT 9].hotiatm SIN.
ter eCdutr, cIS tutt has game 9du3. Sp6r0ui I'M Hpit
UNI vte't NsaucmItbIetteN tUr tIHe 6unttf.
wruHtltnS 10.
gtTlaUtSbettngUnlen gdarthbtupg.
Sdnucl y, Wuper, Tuft-
l2El-Nl VI. 81. YalftmuFg1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
Sdliucr- Daunrrrin III. z

bat iih Aciee!tG p%rgaRlirt unO bat ietne rsselmdGtaen
getlammlineen iESen Sainffdsa GbenSs llbr, b,t lei
al uuS tatet NGc, biz ia etnein ueuen Sauvtreine an i.
SaibieGen %1ecnuett inb. Gin, ~trrtielbt III erittinen NIB
HE nit p%teierIet 9erte6cruIBen ausseartsitste Gpnti.
iuttcl, s~iniiiebea NH 5i prafcu. SIM auftraa:
t26B-7J = SreiieL, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
0urtb Gam. 81. 8ppcr.

ShfR 2cur tpiIuiil,n6iptt tbsS @rmerigenibum
hEA AT ftr Ncrb.tItlrrs, Hatt ctgtHt,.
GsA IUtttpu.
Hm WtttpG6 hen IL, Ncgtrbtr 1858, u d
mtttnNS 8 Uhr, wtrtt th IN STt uut StrIr, aatt
u%dd'tcbrlb trltrCtCHt, ltbr WEnlhtniptrtbt Gumttt.
ltutbum %ptItaulCi, numlir
EGl Ndnien @lmtpl0g NIT Srtdustn, al ter NU,tOi
@ttts Ger Grtttrs uaAf biicnurnRt, 0tltJrr, II bu6 Z
.ieH brett unt 50 HUH tel wclhtr ft nad hfm plHItr
0rlite tts ~ 40 juB urti,ert. IdS Ntbdubt .lr. lSj
bet6bt IN rtHent gutRctGlicn - -fGftNcr @iGfrtrrrtu.
bGuIr uub I'M tctc IN . gdtltcn.p IuiUn, wElht gtgfn'
lpdrttl $3.50 Gitltr ttnbrtu1tl.
Stntnitthe Nur taU.
SernRunBcni Srst DdtIbti, 9llr rnt ben Nl In
! Apn0ItR mt Jtnlcn Hb sitrtbstt.
,. ~. Wiuper, Nuit..
t2G7-TO) gtr. 81 0dlimcrtir,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

Akss BcrthppIlcS Ni9cntbum en- Der Srmtart,
NJ nNte StarplraFt, rrihr5 rh ~ y~uBerbau.
lNef<-itrn eiSnct. lrlns% sirS'ret. Nabtrts ttt SeusrlD
Srre s 60, q. Eaul., 3. 2bur urrtlub rpn erin8-
pntr, I2GO-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

Sim orerntl % 5 Iidsnfu fur SauSarncjt, Wd'htn II
bcrrpfr. (266-sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
Observation-Disclosures liz +.

Dieter rcye SiuYetCtn tat ltgten Mtttpp6 Gtent f,t.
men &nflr9 AtrpTmen, t0s @tribrett,otlb er6pfen mn
cine her btfttn &cufituttpntn anlcncmmer. adhner
W'tttprh Nbetb ineet tie rtrlnGu,nte Redmttn .aDatl
ratf, rne rirb Epdridt5 Observation-Disclosures. Qteb.
Ia nir nod ment8e aus!ustben tint. Der Wnibstl b..
tfagt $50 baar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
3u pcrfaufcm oeer III pcrmicthcn.

Co. @ Sdutr an her @asftafe, In titiutr Gulirr.
kzt:: nura reTtlit rrnt gtcatpag CanBeli,ibsRf NpT.
I'LL. b%erieitsD; fur fetne Siutr iiue lie IN iceer Sin.
iht epmpltt. prets tl76J uni s25 ia6rttttr @ruutltns.
Nafsre Nretnift BcttH @to. Mpprie = Snbue. Mr..
8 Il. ID. 0dttritr. (2G9 say
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

fsEfA biufsr ~ faufrn unt AZ ~rerlaufen 1T aler
Ea,. 3betIm Ter STAFF: prets zen se0j-s2o O0O.
Aa22- aHh wiFe tic S,astt5aa8 ven Rttrunstn aatr
Nrf ttlil teier3t %. sure
iAug2i3ND Hr. -. ganffrsks
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
Scjicutlldjcr Scrfnui.

Der mtcrelGNclt Curator rtrs am ScUrtriaa. stu
II. BrgrtntCr ;, T., aut NrJtNiihct Ertrbl ~rplsrptc
p~ertauftxi
ut Nbr 'iadmit'aBI has @ruustud UNI 8tbdu-
lthirilrt At her Sutpt't ode ven q cltmdp uHe Gan.
ton AgruHc. Editlbt bat cine Brcni rrn 80 tuf am
F]rcatWao INIT rntr ticft ron I'D bHf. @~runtrent 2
Stiaing 1t,rltHj Nicneg, u~Hartdhr 10 Gts.
Tim 80 lthr, cine tSrtHtrfuit ven Sl2G, wflht auf
iptt @ruHstudet an Ter g~icrtpfefe rpn gptItir. 'irPt
Gitcrn- GptHue) mt Elld ,irnGc ruben. Setbe BruHes
lIde iiub init rtcr pduittn tttiui, wdbe ern. ,3depb
BrIRct %afhrrer.
TIM ilbr, tas Sruutlud III Gtculrass, III nus =
5cI WJlid rcp mrunbirlfc, init cirtr ifrpntt rem t3
aus AT Gsruit ave, Hur no 6uF td. WruutrtHifrci.
aui tittr eirmttlf tetUtcu it'd ipei Siuicr, Nr. l2I
uHe i2b, ptItt CH,c n p~CtfdGtt wtrtGH.
RGuitetinauraCn Sine Silfts tda- am grrfaufstale
unt he dutfrc cilttc init RtHieu In I WcHdttn.
NiSrdnher RrIf GLTdiur.
NJ. II, Fam gnilbtna.
2. y, 6upcr, Huft. 1901. 2.7.S.Tfl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
III pcrfaufcn.

AaN. GlcGGuieS ncuti Siui I'm Rrrtiihtn S%tattibsilt
ET.N nabe Der SthtIeicntdbH NIT gp0Ncr, @dt, gdtr,
.eEass simmer une aAct gcluenillbiettrr $4,000, - .
peue Sdnitr, a%naeustit une trqucr httrbtn, s27OJ ieees.
g'cpcrIp Svno s 90, 81, gdul., $. thur n6rblit zen
stTtr1ipuItr. (260-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

4SstA Sssihiteent littnc rdu or I'M ptfuh,n ct,ht.
Exl tbrile ,um gtrtduic ,r btutaen r,ttisr' gerirasn
npnitta, mCtcr "a auttn 3iuisn an,nl,.
Ren. hntti bier cine 0nte @ele1tlbcti. eeptrlp s,pne
o co. St. paRI-, .. Ibur RSrtti6 ven scIiuatpnRr.
C2i6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
Sduier gu Derfamfen nabe
Sdfapettcs Sauare.

SSraA gur Gin 5bsit Q'dor ~vrrlargf. yrctS $4,000.
H;;: AuttrC Sauitr tn bcriclteg gto6barjhalt AZ $500
Srub II. 60, 2t. paulir., 3. 6aus nSrelib ven
VcTnatprlr. lg3g-1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
stapt Gegiitrotprs. Sirean.

ten 4. 9(Dpbr. 1858.
gnBebCte fmr ale Statts Druid aten, lrwie fur ale
Saa.r uno S&rsi bmaieriali II fir ben Stabtgetrnu6
auf eit Sabr VIM beutiBeR Datum al mercen biz yum
Ii b. ID. in eieienl Bureau nt9e9eu0errntrsu.
Die ~senausrsn Seeiraunssr une Die grpten tBnuen
aui eteitin Bureau ~eirselrben ptreen.
5pbr s. Sarites,
(26b-TSl StabtR wenilrhtpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

80 Qprtubdus mt yatru, gde her 0f.2cmtare,
.Sk3 mt z,rnANr., ttt alter Grltdit5yIdg, ltt fur IT.
1T9si Ncue cit @tlbait pGMtu5 rlrtt lb t%eCnsSyS iUl
tn @drtttr . Gtfbait et5utr. YldberC5 III 3r. 70
gACurcCfr. l-Gl-I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
Staottnunmijjars Siireon.

Baltimore, ben Is. Roy. 1868.
8erfcaeltc Mnscbotc perpen In bieiem Bureau Bis
Wfittippd,, ben Is. NpS., gcrmittdes am 10 lltr, alf
eas 8duefteiubefestn nnNShaiierii Der sariea Strede
tfr SSitiunitrdsc, %spiiden Drpip 6ia- uno W~latiipn.
asenpe, an9ehpnntet.
Der pbtr bic Gpntra.tabsrnstmer taten Caution nit
gtnebniatrr @arautN fur has Tlantret, Rdnefeinbeiseen
unb pHafern III feaen, ta6 bic grbeiten in lrenaer
usbsreinhimmung nit peu SriprterntNen Der 8errrtntiin
r,uia Girfubrst zines SaNentS fir has ~stiYeliren, pEaS
tern une llinpFaitern her Straeen, @ahtu inb GGgdsn
her Stabt Baltimore" eei6stsn. SIM Iuftrnne;
gtp. y. Tzpptmarb,
.(9BT oTD Glerf bps nkfrrrrn,iI Grs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

GIrt ~tgfdhrtHs 05diu. Ndbwfrdscu tet 4. 4
Hd'urcrcs, Hr. 500, yerin8tVur SIDE her GtdtSrgrtb
Lir. t1G5-TJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

@ut ButtS pauSmdctcn; ms waiteu uut bdlrl
icnntH. Nddiat1a0Gh ut 8r, ~, B~rupfliuaraat.
L-ML-lL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
fibfrtDIlr.- DauuCrein 3.
1l0Oilon- GaN- Dauufrrin llr. [.
Gin MUIR Daupfrrin

Sd9tlde @ericmmluns Oiittmud Gbrnt, zen II
gtpg 1868.
(2G7D 81. d,tpeinsbera SER,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

NTW " ItWITTIW'
@tnf cut rtnarrttstrtc ]Adnlbdit Sdifrct. NihtrCE Ia
Rr. 80, Nurh CurpiincIu. I2uH-7J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
% CpMbarlar. -DanprLrin 1lr. 2

Dc imtIle GlIiablnn9 N tteism W,rein fnRet SAM
flag, een 10. .. WIS, Ibsubs I lbr. III Ern. Sf's 80.
lung eraab Elm iebr ertreutttcs geiuftat, unS prrttn
Nae, icelGe etnen SdRpe, III M ~ltberatsn fHrunbfieeu
teiistre Ell ipunidcn, psh tbrn, rorsufomnen unb an'
tbeA III ieidItn. - SIN Niflrd0
-tgt-g) nj + Gd,ut,rtdun. SER,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
Su %perFaufcn.


Sin SauS nit 3.fvdt.er dr0uIt HNN 2].GSdAtn
IT, NWtcr5crdute gItcu nit guttm @cIaattc. 1spr.
StA. .ib,r SruHpstHs SIS. Ndt}utga6eN tStfc BON
e aEnlllil. imn GimlliELIdr. l2OI-1l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

2setrltiuft uuc 5braub,wmge. Iadwfraltn :
@tGrtbinN VidDcrt Nr. a.. 9tEtrt0 Hats ,wifb,
gurca urt GensiWIiOH'rlft. L267l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
SNwei;er 8erg : Sittcrcr.

JnlerImliiide9 HHrtaH' VT. II, 1Heit1GpfroAe,
lnMhll ND Waltinnrt. Wlb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
@auptannri4er, |. Nibiiipn, 81. q. g.

Nr. 81, Ncrb. gatsrrtlrafe,
Baltimore, teH rs. on. 1868.
MQ9emGinar gGfctt Nr. 8.
Sieie Oiriisn wirb Sufclat he's allfntincr y ftbls
Nr. IL spu Rem 0sftrals Nriutants Wirfau. @eneral'
6auptludrtier rrn "a. OFT. 1868, wtlder bic 2. oeles
lthe SarGte her .Viaralapb RattCna .Slrbr" unb Revue
turd Gc @rtCQeIi, rem @CupsrHeur Ure S6frbCftbisr
faber, ~EePlesrte, am Mtpntaa. ben .. Nov, iur par0te
nusrildsN. Ole 2inte fur &tsue wiro In her Mte Medb'ns
StraFs istu, eer redte Tlugel an bel gfatiipn sGpCrut
ltbnsnb iutsilih itbrHf Die Gapdletie, Strpabrpnfu
her ?. 1t. 2. @riGaee iicbeR inter rem manufacturer 81
ehf he's 6tptrns' BE febISbubsrS bteirr paraes.
Die Ggrue fnset 4 llbr %gtatmittdaS latt.
Die Srt3aee.Stiettthattr bic arttatrie. @ataiNcnf
lue he 9draucrie.S 1paerrner Ter ]. Brigade rerHfR
it'd NIT itrsn Gpltrauecs prGiis 8 ubr All Gem p0rNtl-
fias %ttnfteen. General Carr prG en Srian erie Ne
strnert %ttpreert, fb tei'm @eUfralmdipr 8. z. Berry,
Sen. .&hiuidnien res StaGte8 RdrGtans, JUm 9colett.
Stenitc gu Ilcleer,
Gapt. Retbrr. r,Iatr bic Gasaotrit her 2. grieatt
trnimanetrt, wtrS isin Gpmmansp fur %fetfeltea Gtcal
lei bemeIter ~dnrlelpen.
Nui Sefebl res Generals aiprS SCrerman:
NJ. S. EGplur.
Sk,rd OI ~ Gt ,,uh E-EskE- VI ,t.tfsk a..
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Nnnnhfr. nnllnfrfin liz [

Mehr're gitsSdeetr gbiecu gcreirs Tub ~nriunntu Il.
rcn neu5n @arrtrsin III s%rarten. g. NH Ifen cine be.
G-rIIelte 3hEt &Ht1sls %rereebtn. Nle, welbe ~aelruutn
NHe, ll' earan 81 tttbetlissn, trb etiudt, nitneu Wpu.
tma1, gth ?, November, @beues : llBr, i'm gptale res
@Ti. .. ertbGtt su trfbeinsn.
Nlntun seicb, Trih
roe, Sci. 5dlmief, Ger,
tZOI-S) q, Gid,hpru GhdBn1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

sag Gin ittueS 3.ttdtlti nauS Mr.. 20. 9,orS
p4S Krtttridtr., nit 6Ecr .SclusmItnictt, ais Watc,
HsSS Sa5 II. I. ~. Nah,ltrdBst tt yir. 81. Npre
Gapilr. (2G5-7J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

Isssa an her gptGsS aritpnalrafc ~ %etrfauirH, ant fin
siT. Elm @eitdlt 9tlrgcn; Prei5 $500. ~2'cperlu
.Elka Upnt II. 60, Il. gGuI., .. lblr nErslta prR
yeringtculrnFe. t2iS-J
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
3u pcrtaufcu pber ~ DcrmictbeI

81 D~cttaNTcN ppVC ~ DCTWlctDtN,
Cine sui etaatrtttete SrautreI nit daen uoteptnti
Rru @rTntDfd0ritn rnt Giurihmram an ter gtIatt
girat, un9sIabg ! DletIe ptn her Slaetgrtuie. Ndbrrt
Nlslunlt in SutlbfD'S orducreI af1 Yiaee iIti cttr
bel Sob. pUrfi, VT. ll3, 9Glttu.Npcnue. (2Gi=D)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
Wute Nadridlt fiir 9arbicre!

Wute Nahrtdt fir Sarbtcre!
Per Gamsftr Sand" trnpfna Id bic ihten slahfer
gfaiors, FINITE Yrinia. Sualitdt Del. II. Wahtr, Sieine
SEQ. .. 4teinbad3,
9de her ealtimsrtar. II. prapife.ase.
Gptel>W adrcn,
Galanterics Baarer,
mfdsfen, &Dtbe,
!Beucriperf,
9artpnaaet fir 6 ontitpreft,
Ierra-ertta, g~crielan. urs bbbnii&e @lds 5edaren
-tisuer Smrprtotcn fur gDieserperiduier tilisa.
Gine arpee Nusratl itbr bi1taer Spisl-lDaaren unb
guYpeu fir Bairs.
6ep. y. gtsinbadb,
Sntprrttur ron Spiel. II. @alanterie, gpaaren,
Rr. 10, apei |. Balttmprehr.,
(26T-O Gde her pptpffee. Apenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07
t2iO 7o}
Siut; D%erlrreu.

~ Der lluttrieiduete pcrntft felt Msrtro
en-, GieiNs rrtfc &ub init luirricm S6rane. Cine
II, ~ Nup r,tseluerlGNleu,
Nua. Sriemepfr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

Gin 3luRt ium IuslduiOl. gu %trfraNtt I'M prrpj.
liIRt..akel w. ia, Grub NIl: Npenue. l266-sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-07

Gin nut Completeness hari.S 6rducminmrr, UNI eli
Nme 80 rdrt,l. meg idlt he Grip. q. VI.
fngE -
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-18
Grand Grant Demonstration Mt
BlaITSYIlIe,

The friends of the good cause,
in and about Blairsville, are prepar-
ing for grand time on Saturday
week, (the 22d.) The programme Of
exercises embraces the raising of a
splendid Grant Il Colfax pole, fine
picnic, one English and two German
speeches by distinguished orators, the
whole winding up with grand ball at
night. The unrivaied Crescent City
Band of Evansville has been engaged
for the occasion. We predict huge
crowd, a good time to all who may
attend, and much profit to the glo-
Tious cause in behalf of which the
demonstration is gotten up.-Mt. Yer
NON Union.
ALBERT LANCE, Esq, one of the
best German speakers in the State,
will be present to talk to the Ger
mans, and PARIS G. DUNNING, the
wheel horse of Democracy in this
State in other days, will speak in
English. Our Posey County friends,
especially the Democrats who sup
ported Mr.. DUNNING in times past,
ought to turn out and hear Mr.. Dun
MINUS reasons for the position he now
Occu pies.
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declined.

Major Carter, Radical candidate for
Congress in the Terre Haute District,
challenged Mr.. Voorhees,, the Demo-
cratic candidate, to a joint discussion,
which Voorhees, declined to accept
Nobody need be astonished at this.
Voorhees, is no match for Carter on
the stump. The brilliant Carter
would wind Daniel around his little
finger in a twiDkling, and demolish
him with breath. Voorhees, is wise
to decline meeting the Radical giant.
So we suppose Radical papers will
say. One of the last resorts of horse
Radical orators to get crowds is to
challenge their opponents to joint
discussions" But it is about played
out.-Nel0 AlJany Ledger.
SO you regard it as absolutely dam
gerous to get out crowds to be adj
dressed by Radical oratorsl " Our
speakers certainly ought to appreciate
the compliment, notwithstanding the
churlishness with which it is made.
Mr.. VOORHEES, evidently regarded
the matter in the same light. He
seems to have had no faith in his
ability to convert Republicans who
would turn out to hear him.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-18
LETTERS FROM KENTUCKY.
From MorgantOwn.

MoRGANTowN, KY, August l0, 1865.
Editors Journal: u
This being county court week, the
Democracy assembled at the Court
House to hold Seymour and Blair
ratification meeting, which meeting
was addressed by the Hon. e. ID.
Walker, of Hartford, in the usual
Democratic style, and after the ad-
journment of the meeting it was an
nouneed that a Union Republican
ratification would be held immedi-
ately, and on motion Of Hon. o. p.
johnson, Judge b. l.. ID. Guffy was
called to the Chair and S. w. Taylor
appointed Secretary. On motion the
Chair appointed the following Com
mittee to draft resolutions: r.. b.
Morehead, John Gay, Ed. Taylor, j.
d. Bratches, and p. r. Deweese, who
after retiring, reported the following
resolutions, which were enthusiast
tically adopted:
Resolced, That we cordially en-
dorse and approve the platform of
principles adopted and put forth by
the great Republican party in Con-
vention assembled, in the city of
Chicago, on the 10th of May, 1868.
ReSotUed, That we pledge our un-
divided support to tho nominees of
SAID Convention, the most patriotic
and disinterested statesmen in the
nation.
ResotUed, That all citizens Of this
county who intend to support Grant
and Coltax be, and they are hereby,
appointed delegates to the Republi-
can Convention in this (the Second)
District, to nominate candidate for
Congress, should such Convention
be held. '"'#' r ie
During the retirement of the COM
mittee, Judge Guffy, Republican
elector for the District. took the
stand, and in aopublic speech of an
hours duration most fully defended
the glorious Republican party, and
utterly annihilated the sophistries
enuneiated by the preceding Demo-
On motion, it was
ResolDed, That the Frankfort Com
neoat0ealth, Kentucky. Nfatesnad7e, and
Evansville Journal be requested to
publish these proceedings. os,.ia.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
sine die.
a Grant Club was also organized,
of which Ed Taylor was chosen
President and II. B. Morehead Score
tary. and forty-eight names enrolled f;
which Club adjourned TO meet again
at this place on the second Monday
in Septembers 81 aboDB s7a a1oT -
S. Nv. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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Shattered constitutions.

Oar constitutions are eIaatic. They are
not easily shattered. In fact, strictly
speaking, Death alone c>.n shatter them,
for they represent the reserve of vitality,
which enables the enfeebled system to re-
act when the pressure of disease is re-
moved FROM Is. But it is the fashion,
when the body is weak, the circulation
Ianguid, the nerves trenulous, and the
mind depressed, to say that the constItu-
ton is ruined, or broken down, or shat
tered. In cases of the kind described
admin1ste HOSTETTER'S % STOMACH
BITTERS, and &c, will soon be seen how
little ground there is for this stereotYped
note of alarm. The tonic and Alternative
properties of the specific, rapidly dlhnsed
through the whole organization by the
stimulant which forms its basis, Will Inn
mediately create q favorable reaction, and
this terminating process will go on as the
medicine is continued, until strength,
health, and mental activity are COIN
pletely restored. Every day cures of this
kind are accomplished. Let the debili-
tated invalid, when told by his cond oling
friends that his constitution is shatteF-
ed" have recourse at once to this strength
recruiting preparation. In which the finest
StOmach1cS and alternatives of the Vege-.
table Kingdom are represented, and he
VIII soon be able to meet their gloomy
forebodings with q confident smile, and 10
announce that he has taken a new lease
of life under Its vitalizlng operation.
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THE Union Republican Congress
ional Committee for the Second Dis
trict of Kentucky will meet at their
headquarters, in Morgantown, Ken
lucky, Monday, September 14th, 1868
for the transaction of important bust
ness. A full attendance is requested,
and those unable to attend, will please
present their views in writing to DIR.
II. E MoREHEAD, Secretary. The
committee consists of Hon. U. p.
johnson, j. 7. Burden, III. A. Rock,
Il. b. Morehead, Ed. Taylor, j. M.
Forgy, John Gray, J. d. Porter, of
Butler County; Nj. j. Roark, Jesse I'll
Reno, and Samuel Smith, of Mullen
burg County; w. S. Mcfarland, M.
McIntire, Of Daviess County; j 4.
Benton, j. III. Leach, of Ohio County.