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reapin Searlten Der SeSlSlatur p~rpteittrt pal
ten, 1T phnt Die Oenehml9llll9 pea @purer'
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ntAt o~crffr,t ptyt, unb au6 bic eteuerr

nt6t o~ertiirjt ptrt. unb aud bic Steuerr
nld,t 1:rnrurcrt ncreet.
Scuc ubcr, nc an fdulcnbcn gSct'tubl
,tCr Htenat.cIcn has uniierttitc 8lcio Cca
dc.htflllAm SUmry5 III wcten betinmi
iian, nV1cn lmmcrAiu auf ba9 @etrrnlinn
den III %cnmern NM auf Scenes in 9lom
bleItH 'prAfdttlN Ndlttn unC rer gSoltCt yer
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rCncrltCn Criptat, raS ShGslefletlftdt MIL
GplL.e Prt Gurc n. NitS. tCutriCn.
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MartcIe. nnb ,Einat,beritNtc.

VpnppN unoVtHefNppI, 10, AN9r
NaGmttt008.-Gpuiri5 941a fur &dar9rto;
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prDl. II 3d. Safer 8 Sh.-QG2tlhtprn
So gA. 4 @.-SdumwUle itetiB; @rrtaHi'
10000 Baden; UPLAND 1913; SglGan9 II q.
Nntwsrpen, 10. Nu8ult. StevnpI
52la SrantS. a..
Ct. 5,2Oer, 1870.
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| 70 Ser 81 6.
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SnpiGucr ss,rducI.

81 dhd$Git N, 10. 9lu1Gl,, - 8licft
Gi5 @u5rDltb, SIS, Ypm 1G. d. MtS. BE-
ridtrn SGiaenic*:
,@jcitcm ert@itn cine iiter 900 M1nr
itarte Snpi0nerbdNbe an SNcimdl's Greet
cItpa 1G Metltn nDrofpCIt!td ppT GlgWrr.h.
gtIs rie Eiiten an has Gdu9 cinrs &rn
$blm famen, iinNM iic itn unN idtllgen I'm.
bnmbCrjt9 Guf ion lrs nlrp oann iGatrn lt
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refirtben Sh0m nnp rere1 St'melter unp be.
anruien cte bulfpicn Iamm 5u lMdntcn
Cara pretbiA Der llntelct fIbltCu tbrc 2lpi
III ibnen, md l6,or nG&prr, ais ie ipri
beipuBtlp5 rdrCt. Rutrrf ~ Snpthrer
&rn. Sbap'e G'Nsnihuni se itGit 6Gtlrn, lie,
Ben le Ole 6rnusn fur trpt all @obtn ttelcn
lro be1nbeu lid in pas &due re5 6rl1.
Smttt. @uh btGler pu,te crhlrm.id, ee.
ihlagen, du@ tort itanoetcn bic cSy,piarer
tie Tame eeS 6aAlcs INN lteGtn lie alseanl
In ietr ttoenfli0cm 3ulGnpe ,urid. Dian
fdt lrf1d1e 5A ~giaubr1. oab 0tlc Srausn-
simmer, 9egen ptc 0Nf 10 TtrNtbdre Mrt Sc
ttepIt puroe, tprttih p;ilctt wprrCn iinS
SenG armrn Tratet Ia9en, rab ite flnf pper
iet5 Stanpen lana isnsr o%rlurnbaftm Wi6s
banpiLlt9 Mnie!ipl Zen rparen. gle tra0er
an itren 8brp:rn bic idrcdltditcn Mcrf
male her G,raulamfrit Oct S~nptaner. 8pr
Sort Sdrfer aus rhtitnoete maj CUR @erfpl.
aun9 Ter Snpinntr eth Oetnhement Sclpa'
ten, BEN it'd Is prcr IS 2triieclcr an,hlofcn.
Sdmtd9 Na6tS f6idItn iic gplen, ne Ser.
itdrfulifen rerl1nltet. SpfGrt id,itte MAJ,
cine pple Gpmpa9ntc uiter rem BtftbI bes
Steri. Sentine mad rem >GaupiaB Der SIC,
peltbaten db.
Zen leeten Wadrttten sufplse traf Sterlt
Srntine auf bic Sncianer. ais Tie oerare ,ebn
pper funt5e6n Frducn in einem Sauie um
ringten. Gr fat rio 3nptauer Dertrieben, pt
er aber peren 9etpplet Bat. fpnnte nift er~
nittelt iperpen, QS%abrideinlih beitebt ifnc
Sanre nus penielben Subtdnern, Die neullh
sablrrtAe Mprp1 unb Srepsltbaten ant Gptc>
innn Greet Neriiht hnhpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-20

Gtnt tnpoth1s. NU8ult. - Cir nc.
mNtr0tilme &rNDcnttrn res 3. S1tpe Gutritli
ntmnirtc @ru. Is. {. &alTup8bdm iii 5,
2lIlloi fur can GUn0rCB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-20

80N0r, 10 MlNlIt. = ST.. Ulp. s.
@tnbicrn fam btGr an uAo crbjcIt III paN1r.
Ter Scuie" cme SlrcnJrs rra . IN o&pWltitu
'tGnat. Dea,ntrdhIfeM Gus, mDfur sr in
NarjitG3er RrbG pnnfr. &g Il IlT ptm &Gc8e
nMh NR0trs iWr Glnpaan,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-20

New,Er1eNno, ~. 2ItlUl.. - Dir
Ycljlsi vii paliittc ii or EcAj8In'ur NIT
9rpFer Nlriei W1jpritdt. Gen. &rruAbn
prpenirte e~CrlGlDGu in ifmfrn @&Grtcn. -
G,cl. NciA sat etre 9NiIitGr EYprc ipc9ep
AliNens' gettuog Nn bic Civil NUtprtIa.en
cridilru.
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0icnrilc N0bfIberidltc aus Nllrnpn /.

&0npGn, 10. @uguit. Salp n11
rem Gintuufcn ecr o%merif1niiHen Sldt
ySapNgp" in Comes, Trett11 Nidd'ts, ultCG
rtr Capt, 9. 3. &llpwtn cine Nl8eme.ne
6,r1u3fprferuns 3u rirer @ettflfyt III qie
tr;li,ben SQ1ten. Etefelge WWrbe irfprt
pon rNline", nGamtrta", y@prrcr" Nrc
.Sun1rl" Mlgenrmwen. !Stelduf pGrpe
ieitaeleut, taB Der Gtniat tsN2O &tp. ct.
5etya2en, uno he 9Settr am q. &uNult noa>
;ooui merpen ipas. Die 0ttdnj lii IS Bis
on L.nrrtf,i n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-20

weIdlem Nefaat ipirS, bab has neIe brafiltihe
Cabinet unter rem @ttpriit StGbor1tN atrt
Sricpm Nenetgt ii uno hlB eie arDBe Otetrr
bcit hes brdfililAtn Qolfe5. bee &rie9eS nit
NMa9uuS miiSc, lid ndd benz Srleeer leone.
&crlelbe GorreiponeCnt SGrit6rrt, ba6 ea8
gptt Der arRerttnti6sn CONFEDERATION nI6t
mnper hi 9tblhltfan9 her 6etncfrlt5tetten
wun'be, mo rrrtt0tut, bdb, tttKu Elm neuer
NIjQnspertraa NIT Sraltlien bent nr9cntint
i;5en Grnore6 wiepcr untcrbreitet mGrrs., per
iclte Nuf cine 9rcBe SppCttirn itpbtn ulP
iuatrllM akNfmiCitn irtrrtn mlrNE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-20

ertteE Der 8ttter Nrtern auf cine betrsferre
@critaun9 9ettle CUR Gerbdftung dller
Gounrjimer rGRc 3uINlun8 sur 9Otgi@dtI5'
GtGQpnd.
Sn NE 10 ~gprf bdben Die Sethenlhdu,
@cid,pprnCu pen Spbann Stctert ais rem
MBrccr Res gEirtbes SdfCb StCGpagen be
5eiGpet, mprauf G;ebert, Elm aebDrner SEEN
gQrftr, Hdnrarbrttcr unp % Sabre at, ms
NeiFn1uth 0eihttt pur6e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-20

SNnrerFNtrN llprINttp n,-AIt
ENteierCtttcr N N%crttdmptpn tabtn cine
lrbr ipOctrbdre 4LfcCiutipn Nebilpet, Secs8
Witt1tirp ;abit mrnItljh 20 Gents in cine
&aiit, nc r13u YermsnpGt iptrc, Gd3trbier IL.
Gcmperrn, 0ctranfe miuianten. ACtnem
Mittgltere If ]aeit1ttc,, etpdS Stdrtcre5, OILS
Gttf III hiuEtn, npM bari e6 metr, ais 50
p%hrrl,I1 fir @e!rdnie ouSAebcu. Tu
70 e~g;ieitt ltcpGl&UB wirp gu tlnterlWgun1S,
1r0l,fCn kCnlibi.
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,ic NltpoIurion itcinl cN}Vic1cn.


N0ibStue, 10. @Aaaul. - Sn 0aEs
nr3bprp' fdnp Elm ;3ulImmfnttnG imliden
mdetjrtm &sriCntn init elmer 9Ic9rr.AEtI;j'
N3ttcilunl itltt, ipobcj Hpn tct6rn SGitcl
Neiruut, mlc rUicr Ger Mt15tirtM gCripuablt
Wurrr, Scr MuT1ui mpctG Iecp@ ipllcih.
Itc 8lr9a taben @iaBreAc!n 3r Nuirlhts
hnlhlna rtr N(Nht GrHrlhen.
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8etauutmaGaagcn.
WGcltt In NiQtI)iuGtpu.

Sr. Sdpis 9SefeIer. Nr. 10, gmts's Court, ,ri.
den psrniplpauia Npenas II. BfSttofe, it infer I8sEi
mir iDaibtnlipn, @erteetrmn une Nitraaeria unb ole
Jafiunaen an ibn III ntddsen.
s5" Nniei9en fir ben ~&prrePsateatsn" yusrstr on
]~tfaate,t Crte segcRGercninlen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-20

Nue3ct0nun9. - Ger Aaifer spa
CciutiH bal Dem Ameritaner GQgip 6u4r
boz IN Ancytmnug9 iCiner burt3 pic GrfinS
cril c,s mad ism benGn1ten Druid lelr>
0rlpben. &pYarote5 i'm tis GeIe9r0pDic CT
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-20
SeleDrapbii1c Gepcid!cn.
(stEittst fur ttt agatnleN GsE.eiR0ntenttn." .
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0ie in Nkl.

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5teGtpr gau-Sertds 6r. Mntrn Sa9er aus
Baltimore fpl9enre5 iclRitperfabte6 6et8c-
pidt:
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3Wl |gutr ein1cAur4cn me.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-26
a Graphic Description Of the Repub
lican Leaders.

The New York Herald thus presents
for its readers the character of the Re
publican leaders in Whashingion. The
following is true and graphic descrip
tiOB: .r u If.
sin the Satanic interests of party lead
ing Republicans, bad men, actuated by
the most corrupt motives, have been
plunging the country from one frightfu
extreme to another, for the past three
years. Their legislation at Washington
has been. the most atrocious that evel
disgraced civilization. Gigantic frauds
60 unpnnished. gross corruptiols are
whitewashed or covered mp, unprisci
pied characters WELD the greatest pow
or, and to despise the Constitution, tC
break do Rn the bulwarks which the
fathers of the republic erected to pro
tect the liberties of the people, is *
reach the acme of Republican distiGc
tion in Washington. Impeachment i:
leagued with and is only another name
for reputation. To punish tempora
ry political offender they would, crusf
forever the credit of the nation. Tt
Sm1Su up SHC b6ulOCldIlC party lucN
would not hesitate to dash the country
into the vortex of irretrievable bank
ruptcy, anarchy aud ruin. The more
effectually to subdue an already sub
dued portion of the country, once il
rebellion, they have brought to theil
aid race of barbarians and clothed
them With all the prerogatives Of the
reigning race of the land; and through
their fundamentally they hope to per
petaate and strengthen their hold upor
a political power they were only
created to abuse. To build up thei
narrow-minded oligarchy they hav,
laid violent hands upon that gallant
soldier, Geueral Grant, and are cndea V
oring to weld him to their partisan
purposes. With the prestige of hi
name and the assistance of the South
ern negro vote they expect to carry th'
next Presidential election, and thus en-
tail upon the American people anothel
four years of intolerable misrule."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-26

KHon. George w. Morgan, member OF
Congress from Ohio, delivered au excel
lent speech on impeachment, on the
10Th ult. We quote the following pithy
and incisive paragraph. Every sentence
is centre shot:
Prefer articles of impeachment against
the Chief Magistrate of the Republic,
and for whati Has be arrested and
imprisoned citizens without trial, and
without defense If he has, then
will vote for the articles of impeach-
ment. Has he struck down the liberty
of the press If he has, then | will
vote for the articles of impeachment.
Has he denied to ten States OF the
Union their rightful representation in
Congress If he has, then he is guilty
of . iaerant violation of the ConstitG.
tion, aud shoah be arraigned and pun
ished, and | will vote for the articles of
impeachment. Has he established alb
sOlute military despotisms over the
States of the South on the pretext of
comforting upon them republican forms
of government For if he has, then he
is not only q ruthless yfolator of thu
Constitution, but tyrant, and he de-
serves to be impeached, aud I will vote
for his impeachment. Has he disfran-
chised n majority of the white race in
the South in order to establish negro
despotism over white men, women and
children, loyal and disloyal alike
For if he has, then he has not only
trampled upon the Constitution, but
committed a crime against nature by
reducing the highest race in the world
to the servitude of the lowest, aud
thereby sought to barbarize and utterly
destroy nearly one-third of the entire
Union; for, if guilty of so great a crime,
he deserves to be impeaehed, and
will vote for the articles eff impeach-
ment. .-r|
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-26
A IIadman stabs Three Passengers
in Railroad Car.

Last night, says the Buffalo COmmer-
cidl Adrerfiser, just as tue train on the
Grand Trunk Railway, due here at eight
o'clock, was nearing the round-house,
an Irishman, who afterwards gave his
name as James Tanning, passenger on
the train, which consisted of one first
and one second-class car-suddenly
sprang forward from one end of the first
class car, where he had been standing,
and uttering the cry "Pll kill some
bodyw rushed upon Martin J. Near
thur, of Port Colborne, c. W., who was
occupying the seat near him, and brand
ishing large jack-knite, with blade
three and half inches long, above his
head, stabbed Mr.. Macarthur twice on
the back part of the left shoulder,
iutiicting two pretty deep and
severe wounds. Charles Short, of
this city, who was sitting near Near
thur, Immediately caught hold Of the
infuriated man TO prevent him from
doing further harm, when he also re-
cei we'd fearful cash in the fore arm,
the blade of the knife passing nearly
through the arm and making wound
about four inches in length. John Lud-
wig, of this city, also endeavored to re-
strain Tanning, when the madman gave
him thrust with the Knife and inflicted
a severe wound just back of the left eye.
Mr.. Ludwig then wrenched the knife
from his hand, and William Christian,
of the New York Central, conductor of
the train from the ferry y-boat to the de-
pot, felled him with a stick of wood.
He sank down on the floor in Cerner
of the car, and cried "For Gods sake
don't kill met The conductor tried to
quiet him, and fearing he might have
some other weapon, made him keep his
hands away from his pockets.
I At this time some one attempted to
pass from the second-class car into the
trst-class coaeb, but when he opened
the door Tanning jumped up aud rushed
oat, falling between the two cars. Con-
ductor Christian, supposing the man
was killed or injured, ran out, signalled
the engineer to stop, and looked for
Tanning, whom he discovered on the
west side Of the train running at full
speed, aud crying murder Chris
tian called upon him to stop or he
would run of the bank into the water;
but the man did not heed him, and
down the Dank ne went luVO tuc sllp,
where he fioundercd in the water for
two or three minutes, until the con-
ductor could reach hiB with a
pole, with which Tanning was
dragged ashore. The half drowned
man was again put on the cans
and conveyed to the depot, whence he
was taken to No. Station house.
About eleven O'Clock be told Captain
Dickerson that his name was James
Fanuing, and that he was a miner, and
from papers found upon him it appear
ed that he had been engaged in mining
coal for the Little COllisry Company.
About fifteen minutes past nine o'clock
this morning the officer in charge un.
licked the cell, and the man was found
to be dead. Deceased was apparently
about forty-five years of age. he IL
said to have got on the cars at STRAIT
ford, and there was nothing unusual In
his conduct until the cars reached
Dunnyille-about forty miles from Fort
Erie-when he manifested desire to get
fhrOnCh the car xxipAov