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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-14

more thoughtful TEMPERED and Just
than they were during the excite,
rhentwhich attended the progress and
close of the civil war. -
THE DEMotRATrt coNvENTfoN.
As the energy of the Democratic
party springs front their devotion t6
their cause and to their candidates, j
may with propriety speak Of the fact
that never In the political history of
our country has the action of any like
Body becii haied withsuch. universal
and real enthusiasm as that Which
has been shown i'm relation to the POI
sition of the .{ational Democratic
Convention, Gad with the creation of
whiclrthe candidates had nothing to-
do. Had any Others cf those named
been selected this spirit would have
been perhaps more marked: The
zeal and energy of the conservative
masses sprung from n desire to make
a change of policy afth from the
thought that they can carry otft their
purposes.
TIE s0iDtBRs AMP SAILORS.
Inthisfaith they are strengththuaby
the cooperation of the great body of
those who served in the Union .iriIiy
and navy dutiIig the war. Having
given nearly 10000 commissions to-
the officers of that army, I Know
their views and wishes. They de-
fiihnd the Union for which they
fought. The largest meeting of these
gallant soldiers ever assembled was
held in New York, and indorscd the
action of che National Convention In
Words instinct with meaning They
called on the Government uostop in
its policy of hate, discord and dissen-
sion, and In terms of fervid eloquehcc'
dertfanded tire restotatibh'of fhtrights'
ofthe American people. Whei'there'
IL such accord between those who
proved themselves brave aitlself-sac--
rificing i'm war, and those who arc
thoughtful IN councilf fcaniiot db,ibt
we shall gain political triumph,
which will restore our Gnion,' bring
back peace to our land, and give us
once more the blessing Of wise, eco
pomical and honest government.
Z an, geftlenfery,- trHiv yo,re;- &c.-
HORATIO SEYMOUR -.
To GEN. G.. w. MORGAN, ami
Others, Committee, &C., &C.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-14

,ne total loss I'm baltimore by the
late flood will reach S3,O0D,0O0 and
that Of Frederick and the suri ounding
country at least 81 900, 900 more.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-14

How did Noah preserve honey
bees during tho iioodp In the ark
hives OF the old world, Of course.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-14
All Medicines kept are War
ranted Pure and Fresh !

do not deem II necessary 10 particular
lie articles, bdt the public will hnd all they
may want, at amy tinei
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-14
To Advertisers.

me- Parties advertising by contract, for n
given time, will be confined to their legiti-
mate buginess; anything outside OF this
will be charged for separately.
ceeding three months, wifi have the privi-
loge OF renewing their advertisements
quarterly; all extra changes Will be
me- Double-column advertisements will
be charged one-third moro than regular
rates for single columns.
other matter subscribing private Interest,
will be charged for.
No Notices in local and special columns
are matters Of special contract
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-14

THE New York Herald Of the 9th
caps theclimax of political absurlity.
Being dissatisfied with the nominas
iions at New York and Chicago, II
suggests the combination of Grant
and Blair, and Brges that the ticket
be voted for rs n compromise, and as
containing the best elements of both
tickets now in the field.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-14
swiss CdlonS N, YIaniie..er.

Mr.. John, Hitz, Coiistil General of
Switzerland lias arrived In McMinn-
vile "a, proceed to Beershcba Springs,
and t0 Urtiiidy county, 10 inspect tho
lands tilion which Capt. Plummaclier,
Agent of the Swiss Immigration ~
ciety, has chosen To establish 10
Swiss colony Of many hundr, "A fanni
lies. IL Is expected that the Con-,
will approve the selection m.,;n and
.lat III tne copr'e OF me-, winter and
spring, re imm4 grants will com
meh"o 10 pour RnorviHo IKcraid.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-14
j. b. TAPSCOTT
CIVIL ENGINEER,
A R Q HI 1T L Q IT /,
AND SURVEYOR.

Plans and specifications of Bridges fur
nished, also of Buildings and Ornamental
Grounds. Work of every description con-
nected with building measured and calcula-
ted. Also, Manufacturers Agent for Steam
Engines and Machinery of every description,
Iron Verandahs, Railing, Marbelized Iron
Mantles, Crates, Window Caps, etc., Terra
Gotta Ornamental Work, Chimney Tops, and
all kinds of Building Material, finished and
Galvanized Iron, Copper, Zinc, Tin, Slate
and composition Roofing.
All business intrusted to me will be at.
tended to promptly.
Bar Office, on East side Of Public Square,
Clarksville, Tenn. Jan. 3, ls6s-f
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-08-14
m. Pr..ersyiss. Dsparims.i

is stnl under the supervision OF Mr.. l.. II.
COOPER, who is well known Ms a careful
and accurate compounder of medicines,
Prescriptions nlled promptly day OF night,
June 5, lsGS-u
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04
J. L. McGowNDs

4 TTORyEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF.
4 fee over Centerville Brewery, south side Wall
r4. Idaho City. Rs-Al business entrusted 10 his
z,s viii meet immediate attention, and prompt re-
nitanoes will be made. nltf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04

"A couPIk ii female y prpcti pcatical ikefs fright
cned Il young married SsUManp pihtS oifsA6ity, at
Masidskes;s the othsr 1sJy htit4lling her'that
her lhpshend was aead. npissIs,ssa oaE snA,4aa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04

asCAfs sxfs hats ws1thf fSe haif a. idfSg latest
nSsslty worn mp ~ y ilasskk41. .bsllss ag'sd
Why, that il amply B6isy uaxseea1skna -
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04
Yrotsssiunal Cards.
AINsLIE q TooTE,

TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW, IDA
bo (iry. Patents obtained for mining lodes
1n1a, 1 ,c of Congress of July 90. 1866. oFFIcE-On
Val street.. door below Andrews Co.'S. nItf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04

/ BILL FOR RELIEr--Dec. 9th, Hon. Z. ID.
Holbrook. Delegate from Idaho, introduced in
Congress a bill to reimburse thescitizens of,
Wasco. Umatilla, Union, Grant and Baker
counties Oregon, for losses sustained by Idian
deprednt,ons, which was read 4 first aud Sec
ond time and referred to Committee oiIudian'
Affairs. .nllL... s.t.- 1 Il s.EaAal u rl .laaI ID
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04

HURnYfNa UP.-The Centra {Colorado)
Register OF Dec 2lst says ae' = - '..sa
We learn from private adrices that on the
evening Of the l2th Instant, the trark of the
Uaion Pacific railroad WINS laid eighteen miles
west from Cheyenne. .4.+,.,.s. ..e.-4 ]. u. g..
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04

RIA. ALEXANDER, the great thoroughbred
stock raiser of Kentucky. who raised Lexine-
ton. Kentucky, and other famed racers. recent,
ly died ut bis residence in Woodford county.
Ha left nr, immense estate. ssN III .iiNHAHas
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04

y ,THE Iu,lians ON the Pinins have bgyied tho.
hatchet--in the, brains sf several struggling
white men. The Pelce Commissioners Will
snGh lltile amenitiss in bstteratylR. s4osnlsigsa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04

SENsIBLE-On his arrival at New Orleans.
Gen. Hancock declined public partisan re-
|oeptieN 'tsndercaby the Rslieal Stats Central
Oommittcs, aoos sappai tau4u go srd .sr4ausassl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
NortbcrnGcutral
un0 prnn(DluaaiIhe Gi(rnbabn

NNfNf''
Ote a%9tpftbtrr Qtutrdl"s ittb npetn'i"ahtthe Gier'
bahn' III tt tNriele gtp,e mad ten retlttei ane trIb'
nett!ihtn 5idatFu; bic buse ~eCrlslten errriben GbtCh1c
"a uRe gtttStura 9SEuHbeH trager, ais bic 5u8e raenp
tiner anerrn Sabt.
Die AuSDarerrtr wetteu rit zen SdreQluacH tEfcr'
bert unb ssnIeBen ale SeautnlidteiteH lne Siterbett rec
HtltfRsen uherbaupt, Die ~lhda9cnS fro nut sis.
mailer pericten utb .pahrtnp hes 9blriers duf has augt-
ncenlhs %er,rIrntt, hes gta2ts frlguttet.
Die Spmphliie bat cS id fur terrberer NH'aatt
eeftd6t, hurt NertrGse uhe uebertinlcinmen init auttrt
edbnen has Zen ~O'ftlsnsst 10 laltiGs theatt!a eGr 9BGs'
gcrs ~ ]frlparct,
PAS @erad ttr pa1anicrs Gtser TaTaaier bat 100 III
tretl miro nit e%enieibrn 3agen mao Gem %elttnnttusSGr
b%etoteerl une lei Nr!SeIaanG rtr sdflr t%Fhallenel NNr.t
ateth rnt'aHtURtf eee 5nRe5 pttt aud fydter, ie pdhs
tclr es QerURitt ptre, atgeteittt.
Neiffnte, he traene ethen @rHue tur Seihwsree b0tsr,
fns rrfaht irlBeS iCTcrt rem G~paeutteit pber irlrut
ftlten' aHtegn Seanten urtJuthrileii. INT iiHt ais {e-
Gihtsn her eeHPalnst tEr l0Tprtt8e IRRultt ptrhhtpprl.
lid.
Die Gatrprettr ilns btaiarr, ais bic irasnS sintr onttru
Sdbr ilNerbalb her Der. Staten, ME bic ~iel8eaHr ytnt
ttigt.
a3eiprecr.uraa prcife fir Grttuamrcrcr prnt l.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
Summer 1876.

Ter afrpm lei itit eth pdar9assn fAon lprt
8sipefet. @inF &ausfutuus tdte llrt arte.
tell S1rt6 II. 3ur ger;petHuua ietnrsgeet'
bee, Der alter. Huheneen ure tpbenpen8 subtitle,
tr9eten, bab ttt9ianr. rsr Afrcm. pcafdnei8
tds Welte leiuht, eenu 1tttn unc Sdfen
babe er Scrbcr aeterrt une Niles, aues nit
gtnpumrn. GsSbalb bdS wlttrpte @rEreIlhe
Ter Mtten.
Gin Diann In Der Sruht ctnes 3utttts
elmer Sefbtr9e Bate ih ben tctben tremeen
Serren aendtert. Or ibien Serrn @bbbets
;u fenneu. benn CT erlete i'm nit fetnem
@dmen. unb aufsefrdgen CAB CT an, Rap CT
trr8nfHtbes Wiritstaufes viur ednestrpnr'
let, pom no Der Spffdrren a%berfaeren, ben
bic frsbsn 8dubistt teNpbltn.
(Vrrtftsuua tpfat.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
Sca6trnsADertb iiir SeOcrmarn
,,Necria eegeulciiigc !aranfen.itns
tcr(tusnnee @ciciIfbaft."
geprtu, 9Gtnpis.
9iterhetu VI mertfai

Bittt Gsk1ihaft idtitt tn ten sratr is DlenattH BE-
reitt ubct 37uG Uliialicter, labtif httr 10000 bsaaEs
al Hranis aus, bat Hpn EN- @titllhatt ititnneatH rs
slrsa $4,000 On SdRp uub Rua atrtfitnbaft pub
reCtt strwdlttt,
6lr tinf ssriuae 10 hrH6 { Gtu,atluua rrbalt tn
trlrapItes Lltalieb cine pebtpttiht uuitrlptuns
sen 3 his 20 Tcrdts unt %anHfstrut rcrteR IN ettrts'
f6nsH trn ktRtstbIWhrneR 100 EcNars TAR ef Wttftt
anna TO a 7 auBbelatti, rtun Sles IN her ltIdtativh
~bcantt1Nt plrb rbtnio wirt ett %tr'ttutitt tt t'hltAttn
Whtglirsrtn frtie dr,ttht YstGntiins inb tree
Wtsltin %Rsu6brt, Stter a ttnHtt nHt Lelttt
Mann pbsf 6rau srn 10 bic S5 aabrtn tauH WtGltti
tititr wrpltbatbeH Wtisaftatt msrten. gRaH rtHht 10
All ben unitrSeitHeteN @epfIdt gNcHten;
pr. Il. NS. &dhmiet,
Bnlttmcte, Ar. II, NerhsGfeetFlfhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
OclOicN0lugeM

@rftferbunj cn rereet N hem r~ietria'teh errris IN
NrfUfilen Jbdiert. NbeiH. Wllltetl, Hrar'eu &c. mad it
scnb eintm ! rctte @urepl't belrrat. Die Site Der SGu.
Ter. nit peIdent mir 9ertintpn0eii lntrrtdIsn, 10 In her
Ctte autAebdnal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
1S67cr hoa. O1rinae.

Wit rem Tam sisr rNfemanHia.' am 8. b. WITS. reu
gmepa atar8daGea. erGisllen lire srite Strtuaa ttes.
iafrietr cdtitae Hpeci & San Nees,
tI7l~1 TgttI bir. 319, 9peft-aaltinerflr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
AutiMeu! gNpt,deu!

Der llnter,eidnete bat tie srbete NIB tefe snsyatf
~eieeauter &utfe3en eisemen 8atrifats h. Der Gtabt "
allen grstien sssrattis., aesr slne &utlds brandt, NTH
81 Int ttSntn Sntertfs ME ttreter, wenf er bet mir pprt
fprttt, ba ID. afeea oaaraelb rfsr sut inseItirtt Rtaftl
ausntbinsne btdA ~rerfauft. 3I1
(Ds1slSl 1Bis. We0 asn, Rr. SO, sie-Gauar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17

Serner rerben Gpntratte abeelhlUTen fur Damsf. uuS
St8eliGtfe fur nne ron &ustdno unb Dsitlhlanr.
Seeeifhihss 9a1aatere ven Bremen taf Baltimore
5lr eriratiene psrfpren, Artftsuecd S2d.50 IN @plo
Nihefr rem l bis 10 Sabren .......... $2i
8t1eer ur'er etnem Sabre .......... So
Nu6 fam ter game Setral opm SSnlante bis Bremen,
icpie aud Der SftraB per Giitnsatn pen Baltimore ndt
aaen perfbesenen pt6gtt III ahertta btsatit utp tth-
tere9t merben.
pretfe 9pR unb mad qtperpppti
dir erpadisue perienen, erlte Gaiute. ..... $50 1T Grlb,
8tnesr Bon l bis 129abreu, taIben prets. $40
8ineer itnter eirent Sabre .............- SO
3wiitenpef fur erpa6isne periSnep ...... $40 In Paw.
8iteer ven | bis 10 Sabren. ............$2 .
&thper inter etnert Sabre ............... SO IN @plb'
81 3nr beipneeren Steitntnisnabme -da
I'm Ger 1einbr, betrcset 81 iperhen, Al %ent8etel, ipa.
ten gafaatere lore 5abrti0ete nur IN bent Surenl bss
anterteidnetea angefeIlten Naehtea faufen.
Vile wettere Ynstunft 1t. Rd,t wsrbsn unsnteelblit.sr'
tGeilt pGn
Carl e. Siaebrano,
@snsraf'g8etts her Baltimore Obtes Giisntatn"
.." Nr. e7, Gbamesir. Baltimore,
~anetntaem @ertdufer Der 9ilets in 8altinerc.
Gtenfaas fur ben Bsrtauf poa Biltiet nab gbifabel.
pbia unb glep = bort. Rad, philadelphia 81. 80,
mad, Reip'gprf 81. 80. Sassase ipirb in imeirer Of.
rice irdrHrt. f20-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
Yofete
M If irofnS ciueu gSs re Nurppd'S

wetsen tiRig ~tsiHrtcrt NIB france atAetefert; aib Wcr'
iiternrg iWr ~WterBcbfnC 9Sertbidheu bepcrfheii9t. Der
ben l]antentcN pup padeten he ptr 1T eet itBtea Dab
Fen ]teiptecrt, 1T upd, fcih tiiuiace p~crlpren aegnn
atti. Ole NeirrluRl tleet iete &iche yer Sattpie
hott..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17

StmSpdnrercr unc Meifcroc nddb
BEN, 0Seften uns NprSweiten Fer
Bereiniattn 5tantfl bon 9tOrb- Ntterlfa
fearril Belt mao @etb, ,ptlII fe sfe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17
Snfbfn erbaiten
Dcniidhes
Gr0ffrif- aN0 tiaaor GOd)dfi

&ue npNl. WpitgDp htr Idtdetf.,
b. l, ttAbcr rDrpttgte Srritenbaus."
0#r s.-I 81. Martini
bat ten prpfttn, fdrrutet ure dnf fds gtac dGrrtr.
ten fSrrccrics iiiS eciitfd,en MadIsniasc,. IN Faiti.
more am rtiaet Mate erpthitt.
&r laOet. lcins orefnte rub has TpFtifrn, ~Aterbaupi
%s-s,berit Srat YeiuGe ietnfS 2defns Cit, Gr bat HE tt,
,frit iub frtidtfen ,tt
Srpcsrie'n, e~ci,iSd,cii eSoareii. ksti,e mt siaupra
,ttets an Sano udb s~fttalit
i'm t3rpfctt inic Aicirtr
tci ftctcr gtblicic rIitn Ger Ytunrclt tn lrGtrt ttneta
S%tatttbetIe ~ zen h~iliafet Ttti,eu. ..,f -
9. ar tnatt ale iite GtpIaufe at. erhc,t Gtte III Ven.
aprt mo firett IN Deltihlane-liis fam gCripifftnbsn
Gle, @tritetrRg seteh. RAT tie bel ill.," - ts iaeiittt
.ilb rftuNe g~efitaiutA hrtt sfFsts.
spuAsn ii:tt1 rtts bertit I'M, Tie aDdaref su %bc'craen.
utb hlrftet a. gani %6eipHber5 1911 7
Observation-Disclosures
I'D IT NuEe ntafeit, eei Inn OcIBdprtheE. (gfGi7, l2R.)
eF- ggiah- g. cine srrilglt4e 5tibmaid,iuc ME-
iBen, ashf ~ Nst@enfeD iii Or ~, @srnaafrnst.
D .- Ur IsH-f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17

Aa- Der Nnuis pon @aprrn bat rem Scitpr
2. g.. Gper aitiaa %atiatttt, vcn Raa6t bfr1tntsr
gclcGdi.G tatue her aBitieria" tatratsarttirt. ssH d.
s]tntbure Ter irene Sssfrr wtIttt an StnsaHGt INN
~itniaItbtn paiais Ii 9iin&tn d~uiarAsHt N, sirt aestt
%anftriatu VI la0ea. Der beIter sat sisfelte hi Srsnit
sIeem laHea pas taaH btr Gtaet srrtl lnn' @tiesHt
asmd&t pckltf ft tp pdltf a~piat(elt Wrttsn uns he
gritMptt ter Brtlhftt uus atlHstlunts rerRHnbtIstta I
gewta II uWf feline 3atrtca gttt NtAt tell, anis benz
ltlbtH aeben Nnet'sDic oiiineII sbtEar. Gle prdsta ten
Rdpru Ter Statt me ~eanttars @eta5lnie her Iaeasitn
@snse elm, wrl6t rura lie peu IaltGta uns oft ssiAer-
i1H gstltR gebeIt rVrbcn.
fWunl (RplgUtr .1ptrddl =
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Sapetcn
inn aro6en une Fieinen 3artte'H
u. 4. Hlittaad)t 4 Co.,
gr. 60, Morb. 6 barlesarabr,

VT. %, NUFp'0 DhfItsETNBFf
babes art PAGER cn completes HIcrIiriint rsn saptitr
t,lueneu arultam, gapitr " cuttaur, RsuttduT 3absbrr
dltr 0ualttdt, Reltt dt etnsm Sttbrtta pabiIiani IN
hen ttaisfsR grslfta %aHtietcn.
aut aaitrtes fur Laptltftn uni RcnlsdartSrsta In
her etatt otter I'm eaats perstu Prrrp; sen t%rfatrsntu
arbttitin apsasiibrt. uub Ia. pr ritIt GrIttbitruHstn
te1g,n. I'm cline arstt Nuspatl sSn pdulAtH'wtrittu
artieIu aniafaaFtp, ip dRs mir taearb In ssH etsH.
aslsBt, grtt&trptrtduftm tsreutsre @rritsils ~ stpdh'
rtn, Ia urlcr, prslf ettuic nteetEa ais bic ssa Santsru
IN Ntp.ge hnt.
br.S. o.. Jruuit 5rtu y. Setn tettrt F6 iclntn ,abI.
rtbrr @sf4ait5frsuutfn Biz antetas W MAIDEN, saf tr
istt In ctttn Stl46tte dn,utrsfsn 10 uns tr %ptrisnlhb
aut aultrise fur gapttrsu talasasanurmt uus aus.
fabrt, tasrHIs ~ ERt.)
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r. GEREAH GORRESPONDEM
Daily Il Weekly Newspaper,
FUBLIzHHD -
EREpERICE E4AIEIEz |
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BALTimeAE, HI1.

Price I25 Cents per Week, $500 per AM
um payable in advance.
Price of the Weekly, published every Fri
day, $2.5o per Annum mailed to Europe,
including postage,. $500 per Annum, Peg
able in advance.
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Wene %gSaaeufahrit!

Die liptsrjettnsk tattr eiht geasstfdtrit In wr. ~.
sqorfbs sfruse, nabe Der psrtugteaar., ttatstirt, unt
etfaftn tds ettttts Tutltfan; tRstsientert, I'D Ven
ter eeibitlieit nnt tdaetbat;isIett uRitrer Niteit AZ
rtrrtFgeu. @ir hatsa etae erpse ausrakt Ter nc.
t~erhhsn, lethiehtu uut tantrtatttfsn aariIisnressn.
3us8fs. 3asael 8ufanaas une aaetrtr ecsisu BE- tan.
TIA s]etdtbtA, Nlr 'fan enaetttrt. traent siust VA.
cen be- HHr rtrlddat metten fauu, aft Ssitehrnn IN ttr
5ett ~ tdufa Aae MspaTa.ureu merten apf't
ttlisls aah paattliAle tslprs..
e5rat, sscibe \ e3esrnfcrt,
(SnHi 27-)- Nf. 81, &prtbt maze yfriratenir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17

Die Grtfernurs Sru Baltimore nab allen 5teilsn bts
Ueteus Der yer. z taaten III AMI lieler Vnbn tNrier, ole
ron philadelphia Rep 9prt reer auf tr6cue elmer anpern
Rpute.
GniSranten, Nel6e f6 her ~Baltinors DbiG. Gtfen.
balm %beettnen, iperbfn nit ~fenielbet 3uAsn utp Ged9er
%betSrbert, pie bic padd8iere Eriier Ala0t, rslte inebr,
ais eas Dprpelte sableH.
Dir Aaesn btsfer 8abn baket e~epelltrte Site. perben
;pr 0,afi,stt erteuttet, i'm aeinter srbstJt, uni IS miro
ben gdlaBirret QrintpaNsr perabrettt; turiuut, estf
fur bic Seauenli6teit uns SidrrRett Der pa1a6iste IN
aucn z tldeu aetprst.
Nut tisfsrgdbH fabrsn tis Nuspdneerer auf's SdutnHs
urb Si0taifs fic III bic ciniisc Sabu IN ncn Der.
Gtaaten, ipcld,e IuSipanscrcr nit Ghnell;dacu
beibreeit. Mue aneern Suhnen ~befpreern nod, irnrtr
GtRmanhsrer nit ~lansidfttn &mtarlnteptleeu.
galaaiert we6ietn anf bteer 8abn bic lUassn pGbpent
her eausen Sishe ppn Baltimore nab Cincinnati nUr ,pei
Mlal; auf her 0anseR Strefe ,piiden Baltimore unb 81.
qpuis, ipwte Swtfbfn Baltimore ime Ghteaep MIR brsi
Mal. Mad Gtnethndti aelanat ntdH In 80 Smneen, nab
81. fouls ilb 0biealc IN ipsi 3Ggrn.
Ieosr pafaa,tr bat 100 pfnb .GSsrdf frei. 8tnttr
ppn 4 bs 70 Jatteu bsbablea baIben greis. Ainesr
unter 4 Satren line sdnS fret.
Das @epif stbt nit ben paHa8tsreu uup fpmmt nit
tbutn ;u efet&er Belt AT benz Seiinmanesprt an. @tu
Seeer erbilt cine Seitetntsun8 tbtr tetn 9epGd Bis an
ben Srt, no or bic @uba petldBt.
auf allen S%tattpnen, mo QSa8en 8s.pehfslt pereer, Tub
beutihe a9enten %aEaeltelt, UNI bic &inWanperer surebt
~ weifen urs fur bic ri6ttGe SeprSeruu9 ibres @epdts
III iprseu, stn 8prtbeif, peIder auf feiner dubern Sdbn
kebpten rirS, uhb en 4Sert CUR Re,e BIS GbtfaAp unb
ct. Fouls aebt auE apiieR Ger @tleatabn 'GeleIfhaft nit
ben Giuphneereru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17

B3- gpjah Gu cine G&tt Sptpsfd,c ssdbusdfdiirs
baktn, aebs 81 J. u. WeSisnHeu q So. IN w. II,
5bdTphr. Cl56-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-17

CyttALA ftttV SAuS SVtAttDtuN
traudet lenten mir aui ttcie neaciie GritsinuHs aaf BEN
Nab NdI6tnen s9ebteie,
bic Ser. 4 >WfafAine
fir Sabrifatten
III ppR teicahersr 9rbee. for fart uhb frdfti8. leidt Is
bantbaten, rsnis @ereuih %ntadDenb fir iebe Grt NGpe.
etnaeridtct uni nit barrnrplenert %lnhetert fne ftiSe.
nent aaben AIe'd gut ~arbeitenp. Sblhea felt Surient In,
Wartte, line rieie Glaibinen beretts In arpEer BAIL bel
5dbriIantsn int aanien 2an6e Int 0ebrau6e une Sober
MANI II nit ttRctt dlsnchnenb ~iufrieben.
Seuentnc.
Infer Midfttnif unp her Bafttr baten 8etbt Strs
Nr. L NAB @taidite aaf perldiebenen Stcffer pem
tbmsrtlen GeItirrleter iute ~tetn'tet Adttsrtitte unb Sat
tune bis sun ~btRnlter 8~tirettet Yaptere - pbne bic
Spannuts ~ p%eranesrr, 9rilntiid, prrtirt unb geprtft,
fpiumenslt 5tid, nnaebt. SD lin altiDerbdnbier une
Batrttant, babe tie S%tn9er'fGe iutS antert Mat6infn
Satrr lana prpbirt H.. erfllre pbne Sebenfen 5bre SGiF.
Malbins fur wettaus lie bette Dpn aler. he mir
gebrau6t.
HsiGiam tod,
EIetbe,eaneter anb 6abritant. .lr, 81, Gafsfir.
4httaap, gu, ben 81. Jnnt 1866.
SD babe 5tre ~, | Waihiue Bet perfttCeeuem Stt6-
nerf i~ersf6ltis anh eriiabli& grctirt hnb eri are de pbns
3dreern fur cine fetr eerSI8tt6e VI f6tns.
Gle artcitst raid uns' seriuIAics unb ltelert eia VI Il.
q. q. suHln..
Sdut inb Stieiet E~atrifant,
sfr. 20, 8iaRpplpRitr., Gbelgp, 50.
Den "a. Sult 1866.
Sbre 8teBe ~rerteNerte 5dtrtfdntsn .9Rafhine IN tic ben
fur Streiset, bic Id ie betust, pne i'd babe in theinem
Ssiddtts IN 7 Sabren cine Ifen9e MaiRiIeu prpbirt.
ASs Sauterfeit, SautrtatiiDfcit unp rdihes arbeitep
n%nttlan8t, " ae naittriroTen.
Branf Davenport,
&letesrtanblsr, rstnbsl Sotel", ct. aouis. mo.
Gen 10. Sariiar 1865.
Grover S y afer'fbe
Ndh Wfafbinen'> Tabrif,
sfr. ASH, BattinipreAr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-09

ITO REAL ESTATE OwNERS.-wANTED, BY YOUNG
capable Of taking charge and collecting rents and
keeping houses In repair has full chest OF toos; do
pasterng glazing, and Jock work and all
repairing Call address Joseph Atson No. Frank
Nm at, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-09

CITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED NAN
- bartender country hotel and his wife 70 assist In
stairs work &C. For pArtc uire OF Mr. Hasten,
iAe St. Nicholas Hotel har between and n, Thursday
M Saturday th,s week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-09

ITO MANUFACTURERS.-THE ADVERTISER is DE-
sirous Of treating with responsible partes TO sell goods
Sy sample otherwise in New ENGLAND the lower Drtih
PROVINCES where extensive business
FIRST class references In this city and in Boston, Address R
boz al Post oIce.