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The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-03-25

Our m r;d. ss,ssss -, soS -
thing, aba,,, ns,sa .p 'g .s @
ton .nJ .o,,a ;a:. S"..e'' sSsS ~ s"~. 80
sc,;t, ;..,aJ 49, ns, ~ ur ,~'Ss o's"o
lion ma, n. ,,a. - .e -" Son.e"
one nf ,be msmh... :. o'a ";, S.s '"o' .oM
on ono b,na "A = ~. u ".'oS
vbi.tv anS s...i ~, o.s o'
,o1,h. ,,,n. - ,.'". s ua% VIZ es
IN. F,os;M. y uo,s' p'eS.
on the street, q, s,r,h;nneSnm ,w.u
~ cent, ON rho ao,,., Is, 80 ma,h;u~
with no purchasers. ., -. ....
., - 81 ..l~... >. =, -,
eia' MILtah "a" nni'ed ln sne NY
Z ''"os Q, ma'f'nony 20 MISS nae
NnersnPoh n,enc OF 'he
:. uex.oo" an:xx ,Pohe we Io,,ow,ng piece
M" n@ your g"1 may your
Ase, ms, hke yooa 'o"ed'' 'a'n oI.
;r:. o', "syyou oe y'oano o m,a.
g sa,, ~ = ever 'o.a .ns. YOU nave ooslea rn
tons produce A beap;no mn measure of
happiness, and your pathway be s,rswn
with Eours ~ - - -. ~.
- 80 -, '-,. - ~.
fHioR .noss' VINO, some e'ghy
years years sgo, %u1ue'eo q lady OF RANK u
~. ,e'''uu p:'. 70, per PloPef'y, ana LOT cnosn u
was arrested in Cincinnati. several days
ago. lie attempted suicide by cutting
his throat, and Is in critical condition.
Tux love Ola Cross woman, Il 10 said,
10 stronger Than the love OF any other
female IN lividual. Like vinegar, ths
er spoil. g .'''' .'...'...
~, -. s' -, .,
y. ihe "o spnnee
Mh's ann cry used In England
o''gna,ea o. IN similar manner. Inc
toy A''s' parry 1e'1g oMP.easeu AZ some-
piled the term Whig' 10 rthem--a
Scottish word, meaning beverage Of
sour milk; whilst the Republicans call
ell them Tories" after band Of
Irish robbers iufss,ing lower Ireland.
Tue month of March 1ses v;I,
Il Is expected, exibit two wonderful
events-the trial Of Jefferson Da'is for
insisting thst the Southern Ststes weTe
out Of the Union, and the trial OF An
dtew johnson for insisting that the
"'''r"
THE country papers are copying an
account Of terrible death, by FIRE. Of
-Petre Oleun, Of Milwaukee, Wis, with
out seeing thai il is ono Of those weak
and worn on, jests for which the weSt-
efn Joui"A's are n'''''ous' .....
Tn Otanoeburo. on sales. day last.
,brae hundred and CITY acres of land
were sold at fifteen cents An acre.
S.ye,al thousand acres were sold, and
the highest price obtained was little
over three dollars per acre.
w. III I'LL, = 80.
n &C. S..s w 80. .nio;,;na r go.
-, J.;n p,;Juam,, go
She wanted, IL possible, TO raise money
enough to get her child's Photograph
taken. -. ....
! n. . N,.ho AZ.
- . nrono.;,;on - III. Cit cnnnn;i
to reduce bis salary from $40 TO &25
per month" he was sent TO The luna
tic asylum, OF course. ..t ...
ruvIo.;l.t,ro ofAto,r,.,5 3, ;o;,.
na E:I - M9 iI"o' ~ }1'a'
George Vickers, OF Kant county, United
States Senator, in the place Of Hon
P.F. Thomas, recently refused q seat
by the Senate. ST
:. p,u.eo,, -.
arrange q CON promise for all debts due
in thai District. One meeting has been
held on the subject, and another has
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1868-03-25

DEArH OF JUpGE GouDELoCK.--Anothcr
worthy and highly respected citizen or Union
District has departed this life. Judge Davis
Goudelock did, on Thursday Inst in Union.
willie, S. c., at the advanced age of about six :.
,y-hve. Ills death Is 4 great loss to his Dis
trict and TO the State. Ho was n most excel
lent gentleman In every sense Of the word
lie was ono OF tho oldest mem bers uf the Bar
10 tho up country, and at the same time, ono of
the most faithfui, correct and attentive eoun.
seIors. His strong moral sense of duty let
him alike TO submit to the laws of his count ry
and TO the divine LAW, these nobie yirtues be-
ing the standards by which his character was
determined. Thas, has UniOn District within
n few days Of each other, Lost two OF her most
valued eitizops- Tho years through which
judge Goudelock and tho venerable Wallace
Thomson have, passed, have perhaps been rs
cyeniiul as any in the worlds history. They
lived as good men In the sphere Of life to which
they bad been allotted therein, and praise
worthy emulation Of all honorable and useful
duties, crowned their virtues with sucees,.-
The affectionate Remembrance Of tho people,
in eIpressiops OF regret for the loss sustained,
give assurance that through long and useful
lives. they have gone TO their graves, bearing
with them the kindsst and most grateful re-
collections.--SPartdabur9 Spartan.
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nYISo nv INcuEs-Grorgs d. Clark, aged
90 years. died at Lynn, Mss, on the 25lh
'ult, after an illness of seventeen months-
An account Of the case say.: ...
"The first sttaek he had was paralysis OF
the left am, whien in few days com
mrnsed dry ing at the eid Of the fingers
This c"nIinEel to extend up the arm until
it. nearly reached the elbow, when il, was
Thought best to amputate, Which WAS sue
cssafully done, and ior few months hopes
, were lad Of the recovery OF tile patient -
HE appetite was good, and there was every
appearance Of copvalesaeuco except grea,
weakness. Some three months ago, how
ever, his right leg began drying nj the foot
and had nearly reached the kuee. when, n
few days ago, purple stripes appeared
across the limb above. The breath grew
shorter and he psssed easily away"
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/, TuB BIBLE.-The Rev. Professor Leonard
Woods said: when ] commenced my duties
of Professor of Theology, I feared that tho
frequency with which should have to pass
over the same portions OF Scripture would
sbate the interest of my own mind in reading
them; but after more than fifty years oi
study, it is my experience that with ,ovcry
class my interest Increases"
Daniel Webster said: " From the time that
ut my mothers feet, or ON my fathers knee, i
first learned TO lisp verses from the Sacred
Writings, they have boon my daily study and
Vigilant contemplation. II there be anything
in my style or thoughts to be commended the
credit is due to my kind parents in instlling
into my mind an carly love of tho Scril :
turcs."
Fisher Ames said: al will hazard Tho as
sertion that no man over did or ever will be-
come truly eloquent without being constant
reader of tho Bible, add an admrer of the
purity and sub!irnity of its language.
The great Milton said "There are NO
songs comparable to tho songs of Zion, no
orstions equal to those OF the prophets, and
no politics like those which the scriptur res
teach" '1s 80. .s a-..., o.. ..,-,
Even the brilliant inidel Rousseau said: al
must confess to you that the majesty of LliC
| Scriptures nstonishos me the holiness of the
eyangelists' speaks to my heart, and has such
strong aud striking characters of truth, and
is, moreover, so perfectly inimitabls, that if II
had been the invention of mon, the inventors
would be greater than the greatest heroes" -,
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How Hk HAD lIIM.-A man named
Wells kept tavern in one Of our
Western villages, but though his house
had very good nsme, it}was mo,e
than hs had himself, for II was sar
mised by his neighbors' that be used a
great deal Of fodder, corn, etc.. which
he had never paid far, although i, had
never been clearly proved upon him
Early one morning be was me, by an
acquaintance, named Wilkes, rs he
was diving before him heifer, which
he had most probably borrowed from
SONS farmer. -. ..'.'
. Halioo. Wells, where did you get
the teife1 I" cried Wilkes. ~ =
Bought her Of Col. Stevens" was
the unhesitsting reply. .'". "-." -a'
y" What did you par for hertz '.-s
Twenty dollar,, "ssid Wells. as he
hurried on. -. Nod .~' a..ea7.s-
About an hour afterwards, a.
Wilkes was sitting in Wells bar room.
Col. Stevens entered. After q few
minutes conversation, Wilkes said: s-.
A tine animal that you sold Wells"
Il don't understand you;. never
sold Wells any animal" - .7-. ..
T" Didn't you 2 Why, I inc, him This
morning with heifer, which he. ,aid
he bought Of you for twenty dollars
He did, ell ! Well, since he said
so, he has to pay me for her, said
Steven r..--
Wells entered soon after, and S.e.
vens, stepping up TO hin, said: ..
Come, Wells, III trouble you for
the money for that heiter, il WAS cash
bargain yoa know!' .s
u never bought any hcifer from
you" y @', So 7 's.a. -s x. ,
"Dou't you remember you borch,
one Of me for twenty dollars : Here,
Wilkes can prove it"'
" No lie csn'l," said Wells. -rs
A curious expression passing over
Wells face {; be felt himself corusrccI
he had either to tell where he got tll,
animal, or lose twenty dollars and
thinking it not safe for him 10 do tn,
first. he pulled out lis wallet, counting
out the money, and handed il to Sic
rrns, saving:
SOL did-so 7 did. / had forgot
ten all about il: you mus, excuse rne >
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Ncnrltrs nns gSnihinntnu.

Whtbtn9 ~ n, ben 80. September. =
Scfrctdr grppntng BAT tele9rapbtib tterber
9entelret, bab CT beute BON @reehbrier dbretit
uttc tiberlnpr9cn bier ein,u:reftn 9epenft.
Sbrrit g8pep, Gbef bes 9ebetmen 0ientes
am SGnBreporterrrnt, tat Die In 9rpcflNn,
N.,g., bepirftc Serbaftuns Der Sdtfd,er
Sp9n McSte, Step. 8apsa nlS Or. Wprie,
in crrrn Seltb cine So Siatte Der yuttea City
S1nt" grfunpeft purec, gemeleet.
Mprgen trttt tas ginibrdnfungS Cub,
Golntte 5ur llntsriu6Ing Der Sindles- 2tns
tla5e i'm nSlfrr- !Spule" in Neip>ycrf suiam,
men.
Wen. Silpatrid Bat 0emelpet, bab er bis
gum 5. SttCGcr in SennigtSanien, ron pa an
1bcr in DIN yitulnpen" ptrp.
DE Snpt1ner GpmntiNGre perben an, Z.
Sttpber CUR GritNttung tbres Sinai, gertdb.
tes IN Gblcd1p Suldminentreten. Sr. 81. 81.
Sd9lpr mtrr ppn Wimeictd 9tftd,fals bas
btnBebm uno (ppam ben Bertht bierGer pers
leNeil, .
Die in SeSu9 auf alabama erlaiienen SJn,
ltrutttcten ltno mt Senen flr Semnei,e
trenttit, is b0b bic Sruppen tets urter benz
G0nrnanep tbrer SfiStere perbleiben lne Sll
fetnCn @artetjpefen Yerpenpct tperren fGnr
nsn. ... .... %
Mu @tilOmi, Slinpis, Sbip, Snpiana
UNI rem pelttihcn @snniplsdnien treifen
ta9li1 altrittaere 8eriGte fur Die Dfmrfr1-
tie bier ett. a.-r. ,n .gg.. e..
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9lnS %gGnihinntnn.


SSd ibingtpn, 80. Septenb. = 8pm
&rIe8s-G epnrtcmrnt III an bic Sefebtsbabel
1uer 1ep1rtrment5 Der gefebl er8dnae1L un.
etr3ilSltb an bic Wrncrat : @tiatanten ilber
ale Sffjtcrr unter tbrem Commando gerid,t
ju trltattrn, aprlde Sum 1irnfte unbrauhbar
limo. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Srunfentett unp
9eiuA ron S%ptelbduiern MAIDEN mad ienem
Seepte ctnrn Sft5tcr rtettuntau9lth.
Rah Dem, mas lber Sen. Sbertban's Sn.
ttrlftipNen petldutrt D.. etdubt man bab er
wdhrrnp Der nd6ltcn SWet NpGen 70 ae9en
ote fethcli2cn Srrianrr ldng5 Der Wranse
ppertreh tptrr, rap haburh dtle 9efurbtun =.
gen stneS o~l9fmrinrn Snpianertrttges belei.
tigt tpercert.
Der S6ulSbcridt fir Ggptentber miro
lpabriArinltA am @puta9 S~et6frntliGt tpcrs
ceit; e5 betbt, pdb or etipas tGber ietn tptrp,
ais cte Shulo int pprt9en Wonate. :
Die &epubltt Colombia friiter Neu,
8rNtaca 9%enannt, Bat an bas Shds>8 epars
ttniert $238, 900 be5dblt, topnad, nod $33, 900
opn Der @ntitdrtg unssiumme iitrtg bletten,
pelde ce Gepublf amerttdnifGen gilroern
flr Sltlnpetun9en idulpet, weld,e bielelten
Oct rem 1umnltc in Sdnama Ypr etnt9en
SabrCn crlltten.
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Maiber'S 0ale

in q /, SIb> Sreperid> StraBe,
abt mad, tpte Dor nit tbren acknowledgement on
serten auf Siigel unbSiplihe, ibren SGpdh~
len unb 9piIen, ibren b%eflamatprtid, >inprp~
piiatpriiNen gprtrdsen aaseit beitefen @en>
res arpbe Mn3iebunssfraft auf 2ahluittge
unp @risserdmtse aus. Die Gesteren mlVen
ebsnfats ddelh. s'i"s
be- Multi i'm . haBenparfe.
Seute 0admittas unr @tenp srpBe Sarmp>
ME. Mulif i'm Yarfe. Capt. Setperif bat
bic ausaebebnteien 8prbereitun9en CUR beiter
geDirtbuns unp. llnterbaltuns ieiner @dite
eetrphen. @as WatursenuB, quito Mufif,
dngenebme unterbaltun9 unb purhweg be-
frieptsenpe 9ebtemns anbetrtFt, fbnnen tie
ipertben Mitslieper per S6GBenseieaidaft
inp peren Samtlien feinen berrlideren Srt,
feiae e%ntipreteupete GeleBenteit, tbre Wun>
tide betrieptst au isben, fineen, ais tpenn iie
SnnneritagS ben SAdbenparf nit ielnen
prdhtt5en Mnla9en befuthen.
gs1~ 9eute wub bic grpDe Muftipn BON
Otamanten, gplpenen unp iilbernet
ntren, @plpfetten. @plbf6 III II If,
l~itternen unb plaitirten @aareu bon fritb 10
ntr an In benz @ufttpnslofdfc BON 81. Sts>
patrid & Gomp., Nr. 166, Wet.gdl>
tinlpreltr. neben &tants' Grpreb,Yareaa FORT
9eiest.
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Sta0t Baltimore.

@plp itanb 9eltern bdbier auf l4l14 Bis
14lh.-&er. ct. 8ler 1875 5.20er, |.
Serie 1l25, 2. 10g24,3 3. 1885,, 4. 1919.
= galttmprer StdptlehIer fir 1875 994
fir 1890 95M Bis 96.-Nftien Der USraRt-
lin-Sant" l455 ; Der nNbrpltAcn Gentral-
babn" 491a ; Der Baltimore btpsGtfert-
bdbn" 1913.
S6tff8na6rt6ten.-De Oampfer
.Santc5 S. @ar9" BAT am Spntabenp auf
Der Sabrt bon 8tlmiu9tpn, RS, nab
Baltimore pesen letdter 8rihapt0ung Der
Maidtnerie in Nlpprebeao City, NC, ett~
ldufen mUIen.
Der Gretmaier y@6tGe," Capt. ;3pd, lief
AM II. september ppn Gt6mpnp, Sa., in
2on1pn ein.
GIN unb Musfubr.-G5 lief geftern
Der S6cpner y8dlerid" nit 1920 Srboftfn
unb 1907 8ifen 3uder bon Sdgua ii @ranbe
bier fin.-Nd6 atStdnotid,en Sdfen ie9tlten
eeiteu1 BON bier db /: Die en9ltlde Sri9a
,GbdrleS 9tlber" mt 100 Sdfern Brop, 100
SdHen Miatsnebt, 80 8Gisrn @Dfell6petne'
feilt, so Salern Grblcn, $50 Dar5en uno
10 balben SdiIerl @utjepmebl, 80 bdIben
8dfrrn S6felr IinpFetfh, 5000 Sftnb Set,
200 Shefeln Nais, $50 9IndepnS Del
fubenmebl, l12l Sabprdeln unD Sdbbb'
rem rllp 10000 SUP Nusppl5 nab Sort
Spain aaf SrtntbaO ; bic en9Iilhe Briggs
.5betts" nit S0.93l @aapnen %9ereini8ten
SteinblS unp 23,303 MaIAtnenbl mad
9tperpppt.
Ra6 Srem n!-Seute Mtttag INT II
1ltr sett rcr Camper Baltimore" CAPT.
WBdler, pDblbefrahtet nit @aIlgteren urp
@aaren, mad Bremen al.
Die sGfrteen bempfrattf6tn
y Dmi n attpns p | II Ypn WdrrSer-
tretern int erlten 0atbsswetse erfreuten li6
re9cr 9beilnabme Seitens Der Sttnm9eber
uno S~erltsfcn in SciDe Der treHlt6en ppli5et-
1ihtn 8orThtSmabreaeIn I'M 9laDemetnen
IN arDbter &dbe unb Srbnhtg. Dur IN
Der A. Ware fam es su etli9en Ssprun9et;
tprt bran9en 2eute bet'm Sdlu0s rtr Mabls
urne in'5S timmlptal, Sir. AZ, Albemdrleltr.,
psrilhtrn bic Gidter au5iulpihen, unp Gtner
hoIte bsreitf nit einem StUble aus, I'm nAh
Der @pliSei gu ihldgen; ra aclanS eS bent
peli,tilen @eitrau6, 5ipei @erionen, NO.
lunter Senr9 Sprpan, feltSunebmen, mppNrA
rpeiteres nnbeil Derbiltet ipGp. Sm @anSen
fielen 1882 Sttmmen, ipp5ll bic IL. SSlre
gar feline 9cltefert, neil man bort nit Der be-
relts aelGebenen Rpmination 6. Siiper
SN,SNupnU'1 3ufrtpNpn IN
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9nfalheridlte aus Nathinatnn.

Burlington, 80. Stpt.-(Sarbtaen-
Ghulsn.) Slu5 pem Sabresberidte res Su>
perintenpenten fur Sarbiten . Shulen In
2Bdfbtnstpn uno Gepr8etppn gett berpor,
clB etp1 60 S6ulen nit nidt a1ns 5000
Shllern beltebet, mas 1000 weniger, ais in
pen beicen lesten Sabrsn sr9ibt.
(Stepcnipn Ardcr.) 6r. Stepenipn @r.
der, Congress eprdlsntant bonn 2. Giitritte
Marslanp's, srrpetlt felt seitern in@ei6dften
bier.
(Dampferperfauf.) Ger Camper rabp.
mas GplYer", G,gentbum Der p@ptpmae.
Sdbr, 1efelihaft," purpe an cine Baltimore,
Btrtna ~psrfauft unp 1T beute Mitta9s Spr
M!eranrrid 0bgeie9elt.
(%9prlefun9.l Guf @nfuhen rtebrerer Ser,
rem, bic it6 fir Rs9tr- Iusbtlpung intereft.
rem, bielt Sen. Naj. Srwarp eeitern atent
In Der Congregations. &irde (Gde 10. uni
@.>Str.) cine SprIeiung aber fetne festt
Reife I'M Siben INN bic rrrt aertad,ten Gr.
fabrugaen IN gesua duf bic Grsiebung unt
4ilrung'f;FiJffit tr SGrbisen.
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n @errsetcnns Gcnese,) Die 10. Rebtsi>
ners Gcnsrutirn i'm ,8ecroetppn~G rae9e~
ntrb mprGrn erB fnet lnb iprppti soR aus.
tttr,ttn Gcr;tcn, ais Son Stueirenren febr
idtlrcih heiiat perprn, ME pies pie btsGert>
gen NnmclcunAtlt setAen.
LDYHtttdts Sitter. a Der pberltc SInSter,
&pntAs @rpbtanilcr uno mebrere 98iirpentrds
ger re5 ,9!Ntbjdis Sitter Srpens" itte 9ritern
9rn Der Setter CUR Ginpetbuna ber nSlp Do
mlRion yppNc /" in 8thmonp, 3d., surdds
fctcbrt unb bdben I'm Abenr in Grrpprc et~
NtN 9riud IN Ger yGrdntlin,S pge 9r. 2" II.
pann ned IN Ger D@dlanlbe-Sp Nr. IL"
dbArlldttrt, iprieIblt lie NIT Brpber @usseih-
rGll rupfur8en une pCrl6ietenc &feert &C
ptdSiglt ipltrrell.
iTcntrcraten Sanner.) Die ,g9efsenea
1rMotrditc Nflrtotirn" bat geltern @benN
nit 9roBrr Seterlthtett ttr Champagne. Ban,
ucr IN 90. Str. aufaettI't. Die oSaGlpn.
AN1}tattcn", per 6. @aro,Glut, Der oNcr-
tNern Eibcrt9 =" rulp 5. @arp-9Mb batten lid
sur Seierli6tcit c~iu9efunSm unp mpRnte
C~erltlber cine SabtretAe Menihenmtn9e bel.
3Rtt Muiittprps lvictten zen Ntenb ttnrurt,
UNI lpurren mcbrcrc Geeen 9ebQlten.
(Gn tletter nntaQ,) Sr. &id. 81. san
ion, Gbtf,Glert I'M @rt. ,GDmmtf1rS Sl-
reau UNI rem SerneEmen mad letpeRi6aftlt,
Ncr StcbDnber hes eeeln Slider : Spurt's
NAY seltern Gbepp pitper etnmai in fetnrm
Sppte Jun Siiden altsaefabrrn, ais eit il ,
eerfals irbr, fetter 8iftn" in letnfn Nnsels
hdttn 8ertetb, Der i'm jrroG iber 8crb 500,
pr. N1nlpt Wurbe pUrh btn5ugeetfteS bifss
leute gl(ldli6 9crettrt unb bhrftc nit etnem
tHrjen Sieber oaSpnfDnrmen,
(IQ9tpelene Sta8r,) 8or ettpa 10 Sd9en
tpurcc auf rte Sdcrmt6t5tld8e Der farbt9en
2rre grtce SeBen 6rt. Grnt Wa9ermann,
Beiser res O9trbciter. SotelSf" Gin Saftte,
ftbl r%rlafcn. Der SAT- gelanste hteftr Sage
orr 9tttter Scdn sur @erbanpluna, p1 ie>
cp6 bic SlG9eriu ntht I'm StGnre mar, ge>
n%t5rnHc Stwetic pprjubrin9rn, 10 purpe bic
Ilage al 1epielen.
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yiDtitcIf.

StpAJNHf .
SIC QGlGl in Nebrasfa wirp (anltot
nm GD am ID. Sttpber itattfiueen.
- Ote 9entptraten Sbtlaeelpbta's baber
lebte gSo6e ttber 1000 HaturalilatiDnen er,
ptrtt. 'H
- !Sr. Gbds. q, Glprioae pDn @isconifl
ulturnpt" in @rnniplpanten fir seymour uni
Blair. .... .l.i . ID. tra. ausI
- Die Sepublifdner bon &bobe > sSSslanc
ptrben am 10. Sftpber Rpnttnatiors : Con
petticnert fur Observation-Disclosures unb
@cn9reB &epralrntan!en in 9roptbsnee al,
balten. y. l T1- lrs. r.sa5 ifal1 81.
- Der yGnquirer" in Cincinnati trep J
la9t In ietnem leBten lleberblide Der 9Babt.
luSitGten IN Sbip, bab BON ben l9 Gpnsreg.
Otltrttten palelblt Is entiGiecen l ipatr'
lhGtnlth oempfratiib, II 3 aber Dtetteif
reputlitantl6 lttmmsu tplrben. -r5lu3- :
- 8dnfas Civ, bisber itrens >republtfa.
mid bis sur Sntoleran3 /, bat pieler sag
jfpei benpfrattlhe S6ulpireftoren nit grpBel
Najpritat ertpa9lt. 100 pa r,7rg-
- DdS Sentaner> Spurnat ySriib Yecp,
le" IN Stem, gJprf, repisirt bon S5pbn S'Rd
bpng iest ben Observation-Disclosures dusgeI
ltreuten @erlid,ten Raj es fih fir Gran
dnp Collar ertldrt BATE, Elm eneratfdes De.
llertt entgegen. ..u...f-. 70. a
= Sn Nep gcrf baben iif lsstea conn.
tag atpet trlantilh : penlpfratiffe Clubs &c.
btlpet. Sn 9btlacelpbia bilcet iib eben Elm
}petter pentptfatiiher nGrin's Club.
Gs TIT erelth SDnnun9 pDrbanben, BAT
lid ole 9pnnel9, Subbarp~S patiung In ct
paul, Minn. beieitisen laifen perbe. Die
SS. &epublifaner bdban = nad,bem iie it'd
3 Wp6ea binpurA alabenplih priselien =
beiflpltn, rurh A Shiepsridier cine map.
peaable Gntlheieuns faIIen 3u ldlfen. (Se.
retts %9eDIpnet.) lr rr. 7.4 rr seu ~
- Or. Nm. Q. Sseen Bat bic repubtifa.
ntfhe Gpn9reb>9 anoirGtur in Gesf County,
ST., abaelebnt. t... F57nt1sfa 53rs
- Reueife rabifdle lleberfdufer: 3ef
l. or @pup. 90. s. Sobnitpn in Naes
ban9 County, ga. .m.f 3tsl@ ma {.
2. Gen. SD. $. Sriptn in erie, Ya. ,
3. Sob. 9. @crrilpn in Maesbanp Gits,
ga. ree .srrrr,r b.,
A. O. IS. Smitb in Gtmira, 3..g. d.
8. @b. Z. S6eEd In 9eprid, ST.
6. Sas. 8. Sbpmplpn In Memptis, 8, ,
Z. u. 8. %SiSinsiton in Qpuispide, &Y.
s. 50 alte &actfale in Bittsburs ga
n sic fcmmen ~ .- .ai'5s'a.
Nadlcie telcgrapbilder Beridtc.
-Grs@pup. 9, SO. Bealrs BON @tseon
fin ipurpe am Spnntas in 6elena, @tpntand
BON tem Gr.gunhes> @arihal Sinney ME
c%erscihpffn. Die set9enftdu fano an
Rpntdg fat unb ras 8erbtft latttete au
3bctung in Selbfbertteibisuns.
Die Steuerbeamten I'M 6afen Squan
baben rprgctcrn ben Shccner gGhp" BOT
8attiar nit seidmugaeltent @6tsfey i'm
Wtrtte bon $14,0U0 am Yprb fatfirt. l.
I'm Gicnftds erplcbtrte ndht Ytttsburs
ga, cine SptcmptiYe Der vSpnnefsstIer 81,
lenbabn". fpcpurA Der Setaer 8ep. 6jilinprl
9eipetet !purte, 3 Ndnner aber i6fpere Der
lebungen crlttttn.
.-3wtitsn 9earletpn unb eiserppDl wtrt
cine Gampferlinie init Salbmpnatsserfebr
prcieftirt.
Gin hunger Wann, Namens stesile. Ge.
fdipcrener, ibetete etne Srau, Nalnens 4nna
Baider, in MapifpnSile @isc., unb rpurpe
! ron benz erbttterten 8plfe lpfcrt a~sbanaen.
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3 Observation-Disclosures.

80 atfen>@er t. (Dor btaSe idptern
Yalperfpn Danels unb 8cnb.) Wdrte. BOIL
uuD 9atrid GahtI erbtelten 8Damaht bur
8erpaltuae Der relp. Hadldde bon Setar'N
S6bl unb Midael Murpbp.
@eftrn fpurten Gatbartt, Suleane
lnb Gbenk Muemann, Az gertpdliffh Ell
refp. Nahldlie BON Sp6ns Duindne "hp
!Seinri6 Musmann serihtltd SelIeas;
..u Q tabtfreisaeri6t.-(Wp r 8tnter
9tnfneY.) Charles Carroll .unp Mnsets S.ssh
Gas. 81. @ambriI unp Ueneiifn; Aftra9
aut R~atfstruus etnes uebsrelnteftf,silS
,ln 0erfaufe Der Ydtapsec> UNI rer epeia'
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S%nlhdtcnz q nnncntinn

@Gilaretpbta, 80. Sept.-Ote @af.
ie1"G pnSenttpn ulpraen perlpri6t 0rrBartig
;n perbCn. Bon alen Sbetlen beS 2anpea
lreien OcIr9ntipnrn, gum Gbetle nit @uitf,
8nnnern &C., Elm. Sen. Sifles pirb ben
@priie Su fubrrn berufrn werbsn. Ster IN
&bilapelpbta bcffen bic 0emptrdten, dug
ipdrts bic Nepublifaner auf ben Gien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-01

y eipSgOrt, 80. Sept. - Dix Gtsun9
per fntbbllhen alrhenhnbbe bat iiber 200
@etfltde aus fdmmtIthcn Strhipislen Der
Gr5 . Dtbjeie (Gtabt unp Counts Stem gOrf
unb ale Counties fipltG pom AZ. Sreiten-
grapr) nit %@lu6naDme Der Songs slanbs
Counties ScridmmeIt. DE Ierbanpfun9en
limb sttein, nit abipluter 9tusfblir6ung al
Ter 2aien unp bstrefen bic ftrflihen Snte>
reiTsn Der 9tb5ele unp Der bierberset6risen
g~pngregdtiDden. Sic Sgrpbe sBtrs ttre Ser
%tancIunsen Dpnnerita8 MittagS beiGlte.
6o, "
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Gerrmann Born.

9as dlteftc aDeins unb 9iauor:@efd,dft.
Maarenlaesr Ode rr Sancper- mb Gamhtnnr.
aae gtlubre tptreen mad Ter iesisea r~ebujirfen funfia
(ggeinsslf). benz spunfte hes &dufers stmd6, an Srt
lne Sieas pcrbercsen unb ~neriauft. Guswdrtise Be-
heaunseu werSen 8pr 451, gpfpf6ee, entseeenetnpn,.
men. Btsen greislife febe -galt. aDtder" eber man
wsnSs f& an .. Dorm, Ode Sanpser. II. Gausbenar.
tSept-9aul
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SIn Mrrhnftct-

@tttdpetp btd 80. Sept.-Dte Yplls
sci bdt eirrn Mann Serbaftet, fpelfer Der
Grmprpun9 Der fleinen WarieNlpGrndm aus
rcr 10. QBarc rrln9cnb Serpddtt9 1T. Gin
;3el9c crflGrt brnielben beilimntt ais heit
Mprpcr. Der Snauclt wtrp icrbcu pteper
d~ufacnpnmcu.
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8efammtmadnnsen.
Waent in Mnihiuatpn.

a Sr. Sapie s~sefeler, RI .1o, garsgls esnrt .iri,
fter genniulsantas Gsfnne u. o 5trdee, IN inter a8tnt
fur Dalbinstcn, @eprsetpwn unb aleJansrtd nne aut
3ablunsen an ibu ~ MAIDEN.
So Nn,siaen fur sen -Gerrefppnbenten" merssn an
sidntem Grte emf eaenatnpMtnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-01
Nair ann Welten Der 9reieini9feits'

@itatss.rn her Drsisipisfeiis- Ssn.irss hermit sur
aadrtat. bag ss ss a,,s iss "a. ass M ) m r,ass si s'ss.
S@ui " rasssrinnen her a6t ItGe. ipmie bic abriser
a ID dns i'm ssiss ron Sr a. @, ..ide
ssrsa Nsm 3, to trss ss,m usS sais FERN u UNI s9 rsiSi ydsG Sa Iss
uasr.rsMsn. y iai- (233-42)