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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-12-01

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Baltimore, NNo, 9ienfag, Den [, 9e}eut6er 1858.

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sem GSefteii lt6 JGcrbiocfteH ser
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I'm payable IN advance
Price Of the Weekly published every Fvi-
5sv. 81 30 per Aunum mailed 20 Europe,
including postage. $500 per Annum, pay
able in advance
ADVERTISING AT THE USUAL RATES
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3eiMMcniMnlc.

Sn Z. Cttbr., Gtsnss 7 lltr, er6fnete prrf. Gnds In
8napp% Sahltut ntcber bic 3eiansniGue iIr anateu
uns pirb sieie.be pGcrene he's lStaEerientffrs %ppd,eft-
It'd . Wlal, 9ittpcdbs ilns 6rsitaBs, rem 70 lbr
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Srn isteniaiiId nab ~1rintltt unieErtttet. anmeteun.
gen bittet man bnleian ~ ruadeh l237-i
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Srerrpprirt AM 4. 2cp.tmEer 1867.

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se Hurt pniaae berprr0sruisn Nerbfn, aeatu 0argel II.
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Sc nab gerbdltniF ssr tiuaudblttu prdnie erbSlt tsr
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fSibs Elm GAMES Sabr dnbaiteH fpaie. au6 pirl
hem 9srf6srscu fine rntsrnutura w6brrue Der Daue
her Grb., tsur~i dgiN'tit tCJablt, ftlbt psnn HE 0ranireti
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sintn Monat, cine mode cher etrtn loa
ses atlauf b%rrlsltsu e~iatTstsn iUats. uue i'm 5cbesfans
bed Serfid,ertrn srtaIten bic 9inlsrb!tbsntn ~ssdelbsr
rem 800 bis $1,000,
Dteie Seieaf6aft ptfIanat itins Giutrtttssslter pts,
i%puntas gsbdbrsn, uuS bic yrGmien Onb 70 nirtrtB AZ.
feat, sa6 es Riemanetm ltWsr fiat, I'D her BeIeaiGGf
anIuIblie5er.
Die firensen 9eisgs hes 5taatrs otiU uub tas ercs.
gid,crbclts : CAPITAL ti.rr @eftlfbaft iGagtn Ten
0erlterttn aeaen ieen6slideR gerlua.
SSiib. @rrncburg,
Several. gbert fur ttt StaGt Narplinb uns Dtftifi
Columbia
SnterimtfIte' Bureaus gr. II, eiss@aparaHs,
ldu9II,GDiD Baltimore, Nh.
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Somlaa wuref bic lcetcnlhau iber Atctpb
Srig, G0ufmam pcn Or. 42l, Brcacpa9,
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gunNStdS Bier ctnen 6feunp bclidt. %tS
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sails.
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brdndef. lenten MIR out etelt neutlie GrlGctrtuHe nut bfr
Wat Dlaihtnet z%eJebtett.
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sic nrteiEtt raid rlb Rerduihio5 uup lieiegt en y lie
fs mmtHss Stlf arbett.
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Den 20. SulE 1865.
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fur S6acieer, bic ib ie bCnuBt, une i'd babe In meuien
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8rpott9n, R.e9.-( utble 5rt8tn ri>
mes Streitet.) ;3prt in Der 8rOuerft Nr. 1l8,
Srpnutr., bsi6aftjgte Nrbetler, Namtns ga
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nNN rem Gtp SclpttaI gcl6alft, IT nttr tr
farf perbribt, pnb man IN lctIen %uitont>
men imtpeifGlt.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-24
CLEARED YESTERDAY

Big Cuba, p oil eh, eIisioL Eng q. q, Van Horn.
schI sarah Thomss, Arnold, Providence, John Rom
SsE sSsT st'is' FSaa fRis lESdas,a Novpuryoor
sShr Z 9, sawyer HAND. Portland L AudenTiSd q
schr J. E Pratt. .Nickerson. Bcs,ou. do
soRr sS ). y %%rsbaa EcmeSds. % aPSsis B sion, do
SsT sSSr %sTS PslsSSa Rss sfs,sn PSSsd Sc $
sch ssSr q YSn1s ,p1 n,CSD HCSDE BcssCn Ms Captain
Tbos %eSn aTsOR Rssnes ssS o4 w
efbarges, w. P. oIyde q Co. pr
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
ION N shp ycp,sss vespsr 30 days from Thom"'
Baraue Adeside Norris Red, from Liverpool Aug.
O. WITH %dse. % Peter Wright q soma vo.,o,s v,,,
shingles % 70 Patterson 8 Llpplncott ,.on, ro.,o,,
scbr TSomSs y J. TUT" o5oper. % 20 days iro% suffolk
sehT Wtsi Dennis, crossiI, I days rom Boston,
schr Decora. Clark, from New York, in ballast to
scbT Bee, Mssrn. days from Laurel. Del, with
lumber to Collins q 90. -. L--'- =.
river. with lumber to Moore %hessleyy oUttussam
schr Ocean Bro, Hss,iings 6days from Petersburg
scbI Gernet, Marshall, day from Lewes DEL, wIts
Scbr Ride Richie rGson. days from 81. Martins,
M . with grain TO Jas. I, Bewley q co.
schr + 9 Sawyer Keen MIR from , Boston.
Steamer Black Diamond. Meredith, "a hours from
steamer ,I q sidaIs %eG1S 2 GSuTs from New
YORK With %d.s sSsE W u nfs Baird pSnS sS w
tow OF barGes TO w. p. Clyde q 90.
MEMORANDA
| ship Island Home. Liswell for Grimsby and Phla'
,o BGIgue Josephine Hilton, for philadelphia 70 load
Baraue L. steeker co2d zs' hence for Portand
81 anImes, Hoe 2oth inst. -, ,,au,o ,or CO.
Wsst was spoken sth ult lat Is ~ N long ~ y
,u Bar que Ahbd.eKader, h Nickerson, at Malaga 9Th
of Dover ilih Inst nen'e ioi
Bsrgre I Freeman , Dennis, Fletcher hence for Hsvre
Bsrque Margretta from Pissgua Peru for Philadel
Brig A. f. Larrabee Carlisle, hence. at Bangor 2otf
Brig sportsman: p , Morton. for philadelphia sailed
Brig Heinrich Mol, Bradherrng, hence. at stock
Brig q; ., MeGilyery, Brewster, Tor philadelphia
Brig Alex. williams Bs6in. hence. at Giscs Bsy
Brig Marshall; G9omss: from Portland for Phlladel
phs s1 esob Holf h 6s hence for Portland
s Tss ISeS ss from Bath for rn.dsl ph'
Brig George BpTgham; Mcclellan, hence for Port
Brig Ju'ia E. Avery, Babbldge, hence, at Bangor
Brig ManssnIlls. %ngune. for Phlladelph!s, sailed
Brig Princeton. Wells for Philadelphia, sailed from
| Calais 18th inst.
Brig Samuel welsh, Hoecker, hence, at Whining
| ton. N. c., 2lst inst -
Brig george Lattlmer, knight, nom 81 Johns,
r. at Baltimore 22d ins- she was reported bound tC
| Philadelphia. - ~ - -.,,s4a
henee a. L%SS d. fne s
schr skylark. Lorng, hence, cleared at Gibraltar
o's schr % MarcSs M Hunter. Orr for Philadelphia SAILED
| from Portland 22d inst. sn~e. --ssa sGns
schr Adde Drown. hence at Newburyport N 22d inst
Scbrs Jesse +. Clark, Clark, and Mary Anna Grier
| for Philadelphia. sailed from Newport lsIh Inst
Schr Annie Amsden Bangs. from Newburyport fol
PHILADELPHIA at New port 2lst Inst. --su'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-24

BflE Cuba, H OH es. efisloL Eng, q q. Van Horn.
Brig AtLda, DIX Boston. Il Audensled n o.
Schr Sarah Thomes. Arnold, Providence, John Rem
, 1868-04-10

IT the request of Christiansteds
~ Dealing Court i'll behalf of the
Estate of the late Mr.. Alexander
Beatty and surviving widow, Will One
public Auction be held on the property
No. ] Letter A. Vest Street
in this town belonging to said Estate,
at the Vendue Office, on
TUESDAY TIE 9TH MAY NExT,
~ o'clock, noon.
At the same Auction will be sold
several horses, carriages, furnitures
etc. etc. belonging to different deal
ings.
Christiansteds Vendue Office the
Sth April 1868.
4. SarauW.
, 1868-04-10
FOR ST. CROIX.

Mandag den Tide Februar 1868, midday
XXI. 10, holdt Colonial Raadet sit ordentlige
Node, der var bIeyet udsat fra 3die s. M.
iiolge Gouyerneurens Brgjering. MedIem-
merne ware tilstede med Undtagelse at 2det
Medlem for Christiansteds By (Holstein)
og 4de Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict McWilliam), der hayde meIdt Syg-
domstorfald.
P~rotokOllen for forrige Mode oplPstes.
Fernandez meddeelte, at han fra Gou-
verneuren hayde m%odtaget og ladet hen
lPgge paa Medlemmernes Plads den under
7de f. NJ. udgivne torel0bige Anordning ON
FOrandring af Rentefoden m. m. Han I'D
bad sic derefter Raa1ets Samtykke til OPP
tagelse at Ode Sager paa Dagsordenen,
uagtet de like havde veret opf6rte paa
den omsendte Dagsorden, nemlig Tillags-
beviliing til Budgetpost d. I: Militaire
Udgitter for 1867-68, og 1ste B~ehandling
af FOrslag ON Underst6ttelse af Planternes
Andragende ON Opnaaelse af gunstigere
Betineelser for IndforseI af Oens Produkter
til Moderlandet, hvoroyer UdYalgs Betenk-
ming var indkommen.
Raadet samtykkede stiltiende.
Derefter foretoges
l. ForeleggeIse fra Gouvernementet af
St. Croix ColonialkasseS Hovedregnskab
fnr 1866.
Gouverneuren henviste til Gouverne-
mentets Skrivelse af Days Date til Raadet,
hvorved den i Indenrig sministeriet udar-
beidede Regnskabsoversigt m. m. er tilstil-
let Raadet, og Hovedbogen fremlagt paa
sammes Bord; han anbefalede Behandling i
I1-1- Ii ~
tremhevede, at den egentlige Regnskabs-
oversigt viste en- virkelig Indtegt at
S190,549. 81 cts. og en- virkelig Udgift af
S178,9S2. 81 cts.,-i Budgettet s197,363.
90 cts. og sos, 1877, medens Indtegten i
, 1868-04-10
AUCTION.

[PFTER Begjaring af Christian
e steds Skifteret som behandIende
afgangne Alexander Beatty's og eff
terlevende Enkes falles 30, vii den
Boet tilh0rende Eiendom
NJ. l Litra A. Vester Gade
her i Byen, vorde opraabt til Bort
salg we'd Zen %offentlig Auction, her
paa Auctions Contoiret
TIRSDAG DEN STE MAI D. A.,
midday Kl. IL slet.
We'd samme Auction vii vorde bort
solgt endeel Heste, Vogue og Meub-
Ter m. m. tilh0rende forskjelIige Boer.
Christiansteds Auctions Contoir
den 8de April 1868.
C. Sarauw.
, 1868-04-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROCLAMA

ALLIE og Enhver som maatte have
Lrl Noget at fordre paa Skiftet efter
afgangne Alexander Beattie og efter-
leyende Enke Rebecca Octavia Be
attic indkaldes heryed med 3 Maane-
ders VarseI til at anmelde 90 beviis-
liggj0re deres Krav for undertegnede
Ret som behandlende nnynte Bo.
Christiansteds Skifteret den Sde
April 1868.
- GovovuWU
, 1868-04-10

ALLIE 90 Enhver som maatte have
III Noget at fordre paa Skiftet efter
~afgangne Bogtrykker Richard Hat
chett og efterIevende Enke Harriette
Hatchetts F8llesbo indkaldes herved
med 3 Maaneders Varsel til at an
melde og beviisliggj0re deres Krav
for undertegnede Ret som behand-
lende nevnte Bo.
Christiansteds Skifteret den Sde
April 1868.
C.. SarauW.
, 1868-04-10

den at ham tidligere meddeelte forel0bige
Oversight var opfort med Sl90,55 ~ cts
or Udgiften med ~S179,527. Is cts.
Etter en- kort F%orhandling (Sarauw, Rat
cliffe og DuBoi<) vedtogts Diet at udsette
Valget at ct Udvalg til Foretagese at den
almlndeIige Revision indtil Rrgnskaberne
havde henligget nogen It'd til Medlemmer-
mes Eftersyn, 90 en- Oversettelse af Over
sigten var tilveiebraet.
2, 1Ste Behandling af Forslag til Tillags-
bevilling til Budgetpost d. 70: Fattig-
vaesenet for lS67-6S, saalydende
"Som Tillpg til UdgifIerne under Bud
getpost d. 10 Fattigvasenet beviIgeS
Til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES til Fattige Chri-
stiansttds Jurisdiction, foruden Diet It'd
ligere bevilgede Bel0b af$3, 900. $500"
Gouvemeuren udviklede Forslaget /
Henhold til Anm9rkningerne.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Landdi-
strict (Ratchfe) udtalte archaeological
imod de stigende Udgifter til ~Fattigunder-
st6ttelser, som han anlog Wilde kunne fore
bygges we'd at lade B6rnene sette til Ar
beide paa Plantager. Han foreSlog Udyalg
nedsat.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds BY (Sa-
rauw) bem9rkede, at Diet under de dligere
Forhandlinger ON HovedbevilIingen var
bIeyet forudsat, at en- Tillagsbevilling Wide
fremkomme og give Raadet Anledning til
at nedsette Udvalg til Sagens nrrnere
Unders0gelse. Han ~foreslog Udvalg af 3
Medlemmer.
1ste kongevalgte Medlem (Willemoes)
6oskede, som Medlem af Fattigcommissio-
men, at UdvaIg blev nedsat, men antog, at
samme like Wide fnde Observation-Disclosures
iyerksettelige, idet han udhevede, at der
/ tidligere Aar var sparet en- Deel af de
bevilgede Bel0b, men dette havde like
y@ret mullgt de sidste Aar. Han antog
like, at Commissioner havde Myndighed
at sende Born I'D paa Landet, naar de like
der havde bjemme.
bet vedtoges eenstemmigen med IA st.
at nedsette Udvalg at 3 MedIemmer.
3, 1ste Behandling af Forslag til Tillegs-
bevilling til Budgetpost E.: Bygnings-
og andre ubestemte Udgitter for 1867
68, saalydende
"Som Tilleg til Udgifterne under Post
E., BygningS- og andre ubestemte Udgif-
ter beVIlges:
1, Til forskjellige Bygningsarbeider og Re-
parationer i Anledning af V~andfoden
den 18de November f. A. og Jordskjel-
vene samme Dag og senere. . -.$1,902
2, Til Leie af ct midlertidigt Lo-
Gale for Toldkamrets Comforter
i Frederiksted AS.
&1 O6O -
, 1868-04-10
$780,

Efter en- kort F~orhandling vedtoges n
stemmigen Nedsettelse af ct Udvalg at 3
Medlemmer.
4, SkriveIse fra Gouvernementet at 13de
Februar ON Fastsattelse at den Leie
som oliver at svare af Toldforvalteren j
Christiansted for Boligen i Depotoffice-
rens forrige Qvarteer.
, 1868-04-10
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN

during the week from LIST to 9TH April.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14

GEORGE III. PENDLEroN as the Presi
dent of this Republic, than as the pri'
yate citizen whose high-souled patriot
ism invokes his triends everywhere to
fall in, and with him stand by the choice
of the late Convention in redeening our
land from wretchedness and ruin.
Events have assured him, as they
convinced tho Convention, that the
nomination Of HoRATIo SEYMOUR was
the only solution to the political prob
lem of the hour. That nomination hay-
ing been made, it being politically,
morally and intellectually magniti-
cent one, and the Democratic masses
from Ocean to Ocean and from Lake to
Gulf having already sanctioned it with
a wild enthusiasm unparalleled in polit-
ical history, it is fit that PENDLEToN
should lead in the movement which is
to elevate another, but not compst-
isor, to the proudest position on earth.
But hi, own words will best tell his
position. Let the freemen of West Yir-
ginia hear him on Thursday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
Hrookc County Awake

A respectable and enthusiastic meet
ing of the Democratic and Conserva-
tive voters of Brooke county met in the
Court House, on Saturday, July II, for
the purpose of appointing delegates to
the State Convention to be held at
Grafton on the 10th inst. On motion,
Thomas Everett was chosen Chairman
and W. II. White, Secretary.
The following gentlemen were Sc
lected as delegates. Wilson Beall, Thos.
Everett, Robert Shearer, Marshall
Maxwell Thomas Griffin, VIM. ii.
White, Andrew Hebrank, John ID. Burt,
John Hindman, George II. White, Lew
is Browning, Frank Hindman, of Buff
falo township; John Lazear, Lewis
Applegate, II. G. Lazear, S. Trimble, II.
Davis, A. Wilson, J. l.. Kerr, j. =, Palm
er, A. NJ. Buchanan, Luke Mcclure, b.
+, Sanders, A. Carter, w. n. Steer,
Charles Deviney and James Harvey.
In case there is not a full delegation
of ten at the Convention, then those
who may be there are instructed to cast
the entire vote of the county and the
uelegateS WtIt W w iHli Ill t|'ll Sho!SS
of candidates.
On motion of VIM. w. White, the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously and
enthusiastically adopted.
Resolred, That we, the Dem ocratic
and Conservative voters of Brooke
county, hail with pleasure the recent
nominations for President and Vice
President, made by the National Demo.
cratic party in Convention assembled
at New York; that we cordially endorse
the platform, and pledge our united
and earnest support to our gallant
standard bearers, HoIatio Seymour and
Frank p. Blair.
Steps were taken initiatory to the or
gapizati0n of county club.
The Secretary was ordered to furnish
the proceedings Of the meeting to the
Wheeling REGISTER for publication.
No further business being on hand
the meeting adjourned, all feeling that
victory was certain to perch upon oul
banners in October and November.
| THOMAS EvERETTE, President.
! W. ii. WHITE, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.l
Lock Ous for n New swindlc

A memorial was presented in Con-
gress on Friday from the Constitutional
Convention of Arkansas, asking aid in
rebuilding the lcvees along the Arkan-
sas river. This measure will involve
the expenditure of hundreds of mil
lions of dollars, and should properly
have gone to the committee on Ways
and Means, but, instead, was referred
to the committee on Eeedmen's 4fdirs, a
committee of negro-loving suckers,
whose principal business is to manipu-
late the negro vote in the Southern
States. The memorial was so referred
that the committee might determine
whether it was safe or just to do any.
thing that might possibly afford relief
to the white people of that section OF
country. If the negroes give their con-
sent then it is all right, and millions of
the money raised by taxing the white
people of the North will be expended.
While scores of propositions for the ex.
penditure Of money are being presented
and acted on in Congress. not meas.
ure looking to the relief of the tax pay
ers OF the country receives the least at
tention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-07-14
who Gets the Gold Z

1t is stated that the General Govern.
ment, on the lst of July, paid ont over
S35, ,OOO, 900, in gold, principal and intel
est. We have not heard that a,y one OF
the producing men of our region receiv-
ed any of this csin. We have u large
agricultural population, not one OF
whom received a yellow dollar on that
day. We have a large mechanic class,
men who WELD the hammer, and
push the plane, and swing the
axe; did any one of them receive any
gold on.that day None save the privi'
legged class, the men who make money,
loaned the Government at usurious
rates, more valuable than sweat and
blood and brain, can receive these in
stalments of coin which the Treasury
pays out at intervals:
Says cotemporary: We claimi to
have no privileged classes. But what
do we seel The great mass of our pco-
pie can get nothing but legal tenders
for their debts. The farmer takes them
for his produce; the laborer for his
work; the merchant for his goods; the
soldier for his pensions. For debts con-
traeted even in gold, between individu-
ais, legal tenders are full satisfaction.
But there are people-a few people
who won't take legal tenders; they
must have something better-for-
ty per cent. better. They must
have gold, although it is not
now circulating medium. The people
must be taxed to buy them gold. Like
"Shylock," they claim that it is SO
nominated in the bond" Gold they
are entitled to for their interest, and
gold they will have! Happy bond,
holders! Fortunate privileged class
Their bonds, bought with legal-tend-
ers at fifty cents on dollar, must be
paid in a better currency than the farm.
er gets for his wheat, or the labOrer Tor
his toll
This system of draining the country
of gold, quarterly or semi-annually, TO
satisfy the rapacity of q privileged
class, is to he continued indefinitely, il
the bondhoiders' policy prevails. They
don't want the debt paid, as it falls due,
in legal-tendcrs. o, no! they want II
to stand as a permanent institution,
with its interest, which every sixteen
years amounts to rs much rs the prln'
ciple. Will the people consent to this
Will they always be "hewcrs of wood
and drawers of water" for privileged
class