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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16

THE AMERICAN BAPTIST MISSIONARY UNION
At 10 o'clock this morning the Board OF the
American Baptist missionary Union nea9 ~
Broad and Arch streets. IL having been made
known that the meetings Of the Board would
be open to the public, goodly number OF per
sons bade defiance TO the weather ana at
tended. - 49,. .......
tion of the chair by Rev. j. q. Webb, ID. D.. of
New Jersey, and the taking OF their places by
the two Secretaries, Rev. w. II. III Marsh, D.D,,
of Delaware, and Rev. ]. l.. Murdoch, ID, d., OF
AS is usual, the session was opened with reli-
Rious services, after which Professor Pepper,
d. D., OF the Grocer Theological Seminary,
preached sermon Of power, learning, and
on the conclusion of the sermon the roll of
the members of the Board was called, when 1t
was discovered that quorum was not yet
present. or course this dilemma put stop to all
regular business. The circular OF the Executive
Committee calling for the meeting was, how
ever, asked for, when II was stated that the
reinforcing the ranks of the missionaries in the
places to which they had been sent.
IL was also suggested TN the members OF the
Board present might take some provisional
action, to be ratified afterwards by the fully
organized Board, such as the appointing OF the
various committees aud making arrangements
for future meetings.
on motion, then, Drs. Caldwell, Boardman,
and Murdoch were appointed Committee OF
This committee shortly afterwards reported
the following order of business:-AfJer ad-
journment this morning the Board will meet
again at 3 o'clock Z. M. sdjourning at O'Clock
L. NJ. Assemble again at half-past 2 o'clock
7, NJ, adjourning at pleasure Meet again al
10 o'clock to morrow morning, The committee
also reported that IL awaited any suggestions
from the Executive Com mmittee
On motion, IL was ordered, in the event CT 8
quorum of the members of the Board that the
Chair should consider the missionaries of the
Union and the members OF the Union present
for the time being members of the Board, ap
point them on committees, and otherwise make
use CT their presence.
DR. j. G. Warren, the Foreign Secretary of tht
Union, then read annual reports exhibiting the
progress made by the ministers of the Union In
different foreign places, and showing the great
need of additional laboreTs In the great mission
field.
After devotional exercises the morning ses
sion of the Union adjourned.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16
FROM CINCINNATI.
Accidental Dentll.

CINcNNATI, Dec. 16.-A daughter of the Hon.
II. S. Bundy, of Harnden county, was killed
yesterday by being thrown from her horse.
The Recent Hanging.
The bodies of the Reno brothers, hung a! New
Albany, have been delivered to their friends and
taken to Seymour for interment. The body Of
Anders on was buried by the county authorities.
Three Bodies
were recovered from the wreck of the steamer
United States at Florence, Indiana yesterday.
One is believed to be that of Lewis II. Vause, of
Madison, Indiana.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST IN GoLD.-The First
Mortgage hfty-year seven per cent. Sinking Fund
Coupon Bonds of the Rockford Rock Island, and st
Louis Railroad Company, principal and interest pay
able in GOLD COIN. free Of Government tar, are for
sale at the Office of the Company No. 10 Wall street.
New York. at 97S per cent, and accrued interest In
currency.
Pamphlets, giving fuller information, may be had
at the Office.
Government and other securities received in eI
change, at market rates.
II II, BOODY. Treasurer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16
Latest Markets by Telearanb.

PALTIMoRE, Dec. l6-Cotton firm at 25. Flour
oueI and unchanged: Howard street superhne, S. %
@e75; do. extra ss50@lOto do. family. slI@2: city
mills superhne s67t@!90; do extra, SS75@II85; do.
d0 ex ira IS 25@s'5 DO family, siO 25@l6 IS Wheat
firm; prime white 9U@96c. Data firm at 70Gj75c. rye
Flour al 4Oal 80. PORK firm at 27c. Bacon quiet;
I'D slde8, nc; clear do, l7A@H5ac shoulders, l4c
hams, l8c. Lard hrmer at l61aQl7c.
INV oRK Dec. l6.~- Cotton steady; sales OF 1000
bales at264c. Flour hImer and sdYauced 5 lOc saies
Of $500 bar els; State At i6@s 25 Ohio s2599 So
Wes eTn at Sb0le 20 southern at 81 20l3: California
ct $685. all 81. Wheat quiet aud advanced l@2c Corn
COLL sales OF $500 bushelsiat 81 2l5 Oats dull at
n0g1Vsc Beef quiet. Pork quiet AZ $25'JE926. Lard
hIn A6 l69@l6A: Whisky dun
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16
The New York Money Market.


The. stock Exchange is responding with come
chow OF spirit to the steader supply Of money 70 th
brokers 1t per cent and both the public funds and
msnd Than yssteTdays the sSeapsS, M feeling in the
fund5 among the street operaters and perhaps, with
the Exchange, ls still In the ascendant and the bull
lsh Interest find IL cicult to advance prices, partc
which are 1S the standards ' or % specuation. more
than 1saA per cent, on each favorable .drn of the
equal TO the sSR saRg asOTpe % svea. Gar pnr
chases: and after the New Year the probability is
that the absence Of nav issues OF AL goId-bearlng
viii be lore seriously felt than a. present The de-
mAnd for the currency 8 per cents, (to the Pache
roads, at s9h per cent and Interest 10 sl reporSeu
'The state bonds were per cent better North
nessees, than Monday, while vlrginlas were less
firm. Governor Holden, OF North Carolina, advises
that the January interest will certainly be PROVIDED
The amount Is less than 100000,
From ne TTibms.
money is in good supply ht 6CD7 per cent on call
some OF the banks were Obliged TO cav some 10 ans'
turbarc ceiln the prevailing ease" ..,,,
The approach OF the quarterly report OF the Ans
mode Of making them At a liked date Last septen-
Der the banks OF this city through tbe CLEARING House.
country required an Immediate change. THIS is the
uranimous opinion of the business and commercial
pass law giving the Controller power to call upon
the banks for slater ent OF their affairs upon
prior to the time of notification. This woud
at opce check the chances OF working money cor,
solvent condition all the time, and the business o.
the country relieved OF 2 disturbing cause tnat ~ ~
times has produced great disaster II by prompt &C on
before the recess the January statement can be dis
pensed with II is desirable that IL Should oe done
taken 10 make this reform that is dem anded by the
wnoie county, y without dissent. The system worked
well under the law under wnlch the banks Of thi'
tiOn If embodied in the National Bankirg act"
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16
FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEW
Spain Tranquil-Reverdy Johns
Publishes a Letter-EurO-
pean Market Reports.
FROM EUROPE.
BIZ Atlantic CubLe.

by AJNfluc CuOte.
spain Tranquil.
e PARIS, Dec. 16.-The folio wing official nd
from Spain Is furnished to-day
The country is entirely tranquil, and the
dresses prepared by the Government to
forwarded to the heads of the various depa
ments in the provinces, enioiniug the necess
fol- the restoration and preservation of ord
have been consequently withheld.
The Latest from Minister Johnson.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-A letter from Preside
Johnson to the London Worklngmen's Socie
Is printed to-day. Mr.. johnson jushdes
friendly Intercourse with Mr.. Laird and oth<
friendly 10 the South during the late civil n
in America by the example of Grant aud Sh,
man in their treatment of the Rebel Officer
He says II he is guilty of treason so also Z
Grant and sherman. Grant has entertained
hls own house inguishedConiederat lead,
The attacks upon him (Mr. Joi nsou) In
American newspapers and elsewhere are due
secret dislike 10 the preservation of peacel
relations between the two countries.
This Evenings Quotations.
LONDON, Dec. 16 - Evening. - Consols
money 92S, and for account 92B. Fiye-twent
dull at 744. Erie, 279; Illinois Central, 96A.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l6-Evening-Cotto clos
quiet; the sales to-day were 10 900 bales. Bre,
slufis dull. Petroleum 6rm. Spirits. Is. 7id'
LONDON, Dec. -Evenng-Sperm oil. e
Calcutta Linseed, 57s.6157s. Sd. Sugar on
spot firm. Spirits of Curpentine, 28s. Sd. It
low, ass. Cd. Cotton at Hagre quiet both
the spot and to arrive.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16
Fire in Boston.

BosToH. Dec. l8.-Considerable damage was
done by fire this morning IN the building No.
"a Milk street, occupied by Richard B. Everett
& Co., manufacturers of supplies for woolen
and cotton mills, and by Elijah Trescott & Co.,
dealers IN boots and shoes. The building was
owned by Thomas Goddard. The loss is not yet
asceTtainej, but is fully insured. The loss on
ex-Mayor Wightman's house, burned at Ne Hton-
Vile last night, will reach Sl2, 600.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16
This Evenings QuOtatiOns
The Erie Railroad War.

New YORK, Dec. 16.-Judge Nelson, of th
United States Court has rendered his declsid
in the Erie case. After discussing the points n
volved, he decides that Belmont a. Lucke sha]
be permitted to join as parties to the McIntos
suit; that the injunction be dissolved, and Id
order appointing a receiver be vacated and q
aside-thus leaving the control of the roal IA
the present in the hands of the directnrs
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16
Ernm ST. L,nnis-

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 16.-F. w. Winston. of Chi
cago, has been elected President of the Leaveu
worth and Des MoineS Rallroad. Arrangement
have been made for the immediate completion
OF the road from Leavenworth to Chicago.
A fire at Quincy, ILL.,. yesterday, destroye
Joy Bradtords saddle store and Jacobs clOtt
ing house. Loss about S27, 900; insured
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16

KILLED ON A RAMRoAD.-NIrs. Jane Turner
an aged lady, residing on Erie avenue, near
Harrowgate lane, Twenty-nfth ward, was
struck by train of cars on the Junction Rail.
road at noon to-day. and instantly killed. The
body taken to her residence, andthe Coro-
ner notified to hold an inquest.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16

RoBBERY.-Last evening the residence Of T.
a thief through the attic window. A daughter
OF Mr.. Newlin saw the fellow, who took flight,
and escaped with a lot OF clothing and gold
thimble. On his way across the roof he dropped
a silk dress, which he had evidently stolen else
where, as 1t did not belong TO any of the family
of Mr.. NeWlin,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16
Steam shIp Disabled.

NORFOLK, Dec. l6.-Tbo steamer Key West
from Charleston for NeT York, put in with he
machinery disabled.
Most of the cargo OF the schooner Mystic
ashore on Cape deury. has been saved, and tn,
prospects are favorable for saving the vessel.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16

INTERESTING MISSIONARY MEETNG.-There
will be a public: missionary meeting this eve-
ming, at IN O'Clock, at the Baptist church.
casion will be greatly increased by addresses
which will be delivered by Revs. M II. Bixby,
missionaries,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16
Euronenn NInrI,ets thia n rI

FRANKFORT, Dec. 1G.-U. s. bonds duh at 783.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 1880 7. M,-CCtton is
frmer. but not higher.
ANTWERP, Dec. lG.--Petroleum firm at 5It. 75c.
@55f,
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DIED.
EDr additional DenthS see

For additional Deaths see Third Page.
wills ON.-SRddeniy. on Wednesday 10 oruing early,
the 10Th instant, JAMES WILSON, formerly of Bucks
county in the seventy seventh (7th) year of his age
Funeral Saturday, at 10 O'Clock A, M, from his
late residence NO. 1877 Race street. ass
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16

The German element in the West are
showeIing Jansuschek with greenbacks.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16

HoRN-B BLOWERS Chief of Police H.
G. Clark has just issued orders to the various
leutenants notifying them to instruct the
policemen to arrest all men or boys who may
be engaged in blowing horns ON Christmas Eve.
RECoGNIzED-The body of the man who
was killed yesterday by being jammed between
been recognized as that of John Hannah. He
resided at Twenty-fourth and Pine streets, and
leaves wife and several children,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16

PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE BALES, DBC. I6
Reported by De Haven q Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
BETWEEN BOARDS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-16

A Desperate FellOw-A Highway RObber
Captured-A Woman Thief-Policemen
soId-suspected of Theft-Threatening
10 ShOOt-Owners Wanted.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-02-20
The JOhnsOn-Gganc C0rrespOn-
denCe.

On the Ash instant there was land be-
fore the Federal House of Representa-
tives by the Speaker thereof cores
pondence that had transpired between
President Johnson and General Grant
in relation to the reinstatement of Sec
retary Stanton. In that correspon
dence, President Johnson claImod that
there was between him and General
Grant q distinct, unoquivocal under
standing, when General Grant oonsen-
ted to discharge the duties of the War
office ad interim, thai in the event the
Senate should under tako TO relnstate
Secretary Stanton he General Grant)
was to hold on to the War office until
the Judiciary should have passed on
the question, or if no folt disinclinod to
do SO, then he was to give the Presi-
dent sufficient notice TO enable him to
appointa man who would hold on TO
the Office until the question had thus
been tested. General Grant denied that
this was tho understanding on his part.
To this letter tho President REPLIED
undor date the 10th INST, aocompany-
ing his reply, which we subioln, with
letters from Secretaries Welles, McCul-
loch, Randall, Browning and Seward.
concuring in the statement that GEN
erai Grant in Cabinet meeting did aJ-
nit that there was between him and
the President the understanding the
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-02-20

A Dry goods house in New York
advertised, two Or three days ago, for
an entry clerk, and at six O'Clock ON
Tuesday night more than six hundred
ap plicants had been received,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-02-20

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-24
7noianer.6rdusf.

SRan mcIbct aus ct qouiS, 3: Rdr, Die
3eitnngcn in Wontdna bcridten. ban bic 9lad.
feet Snriancr iid wicber auf ibre idbrIid,cli
Streibh9c bcgcbcn babcn unp ben Ecrt gentcn
9Sc9 ;pld,cn &cnncbDS Ranbo unc bem Gun.
Miber uniihcr MAIDEN. Sie bdben ltcn cntn
Wann ermcrbct nno 100 Yfsrbe scitcblen, unp
Shrcdcn nno Seitiir,ung untcr Den Slnieblcrn
ldn9S bes sScsenS berppr9erufcn Nuf bic 4ci.
tutld)en BON gScl5 Cargo uno 60 ipurben bon
ben Snoianern mebrmaIs gcid)cilsn: Obrli
Seribner l6rcbt all 8oupsrnrnr Smith, ban
&enneoDS &andc, 30 Welen bon Soelcna ent.
Ternt bon ben Snclusrn perbrannt unp Frau
SennecD nebft ibren 8inbcrn 9efan9en unb bon
ben &otbbduten ipe99cihIeppt iperbcn it, Der
abd.Rcpublitancr ia9t, ban 1900 Snbianer
iid Inn 6crt laramie berum beriammelt babcn
uno id, in brcbcnber unb freder Mdner be-
trd9cn. sic baben beretS in Der @caenp Sieb.
bicblt6ble pCrilbt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-24
Sfaats C5eSfhact,una

Gin allgcmcint6 Regiitrrs @eicB lit im Scn0t
paiirt uno cbt Dor Dem Sniti, COMMITTEE pco
Soulc5. SicS @ticB bCorotrt bic Siiic0oren, bic
Stilnlncn aller @irger, bic iic iilr ipdbIbcrcdt8t
b0ltcn, auf bic 2itc 5u icBell, unp bic SSdbIrid-
fer 81 crncnncn. bic b1nn 5rci SiRunScn boltcn
lclcn, no ib ollc mclotn milicn, bcrcn Namcn
nidt in Der Siltc iinO unb iurbe picielbCn ,u8c,
lcbt bcrlln9cn
9oS frcic Gilcnbubn8cicB, buS ipdbrcno Der
gon3cn Sibung bi6cutrt pmbe, itebt ipit foIgt
2 SiIl0 ipurpcn bc0ntr09t unb pdiiirtcn cinjcln
beioc Ndulcr. Die Stnutbia crlnddtigt ,ur
Sileun9 cinCr 9iicnbabn 60, bic SIG. 900 ouf
bic Nirile Snbicriptcn 90 YroSnt muR cingc.
SabIt ipcrbcn,) unp iucrlt bao gScgrcd)t ourb
Stdnc !c. CrbitIt nib nidDt mtbr olS baS Sops
petite bcS cn9eMbtcn Capitals brrgcn polle
Die @du6biIl CAB bic Grmdhtigun9 bci 3cid)s
nnu9 bon $1,000 Nuf bic Wicilc 90 @rc;t muB
cin9cSablt irin)-iic crlaubt baS 9oppeltc bc5
GdpitaIitcdo iu borgcn Gin GoufCrru,s Com.
mittcC bat Bis cBt bic bribcu 4rcittte nod nid)t
bcrcncn t6uncn
To5 @eleti, Den Gbdrtcr Der SSald)ington
9ibrlrD SO. (orcr &ibuiire 2Ottcric llntcrneb-
mrn) iu mibcrrnfell, puiiirtc in bcibeu &odnlcrn.
Sd5 0cIcB, bdB fcinr poIitidCn llmSiigC ndd)
SunttwCrbcn 10 Sage Dor Der lSabl ltdttfnbtn
bilrfcn lit 0,lCbncnb an buS Souu5 btridDtct unp
pamit obgelcbnt iporben
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-24
Rin ocmofratiid,er Eeoner.

SenrD Slap Dean aus Soipl, Der in gicu-
0ampidire a9itirtc, iagte in elmer lcinsr 8ceen
partIid; ,SDnntc id MAIDEN fras i6 pollte, 10
wirpe id) SeffcrIon TapiS in ben GcngreB irBen
mnbin CT bon 8e6teS pcsen scbDrt oann mir
be id nat @urcr StaatSbauptitdot Concord &C.
ben, ole iene eIenbcn Sblabtfdbncn aus btm
StdatSDaulc boen unp in Dem 0ofe ocileIbcn cin
6reurenfeucr aus ibnen an,iInpcn; oann ipilrOe
id rurd ben 9anjen Rcrocn Scben uno ale gum
slnpenten bon Sopatcn errdtrtcn gonuncnte
uno G,rabiteine ,erltbrcn; turS-id ipilroe gltS
lpaS unS baran Criunert, bdB ipir icmaS einrn
8ric9 nit unlcrn iiibli6cn Sriocrn batten, aus
Dem 0cidt6trciic cntfrrurn. Sd ipeiB nid)t, OBJ
id) cinbenige unp cinarmi9e Scpaten nibt alIt'
bdn9cn pirbe abrr cccnfalS ipilree i'd, @ott
bittcn baB CT iic 10 bab ipie mo9lid) ans Dem
S8cge iddTc" 9aR eS iol6e Sdurfen siebt
punbsrt unS nd)t, tpcbI dber, ban Ct 9eute 9icbt
bic ibncn gcpnlci9 Ober gar brifdli9 5ibrren
t0nnen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-24
t7eus Uc(earapifd,e nepcCd,e,.

Springfielb, @aiI, IS @drS 9aS
Soc6wailcr bat bcutc bic Bride Gbcr ben Gpns
nertertfluB 5u Cumberland mrggcrilcn.
Glmira, ". y, Is. @dr, $ocutc Mor.
gen pcrbranntcn bier s cbcr 8 0tbGubc, ballpt.
ldblid bonn ScipbanbcI in Slniprud 9cnommCll,
Der S6aben bclduft lid auf nabc an $50, 600
&o6citcr, g. y, IS. IdrS Die YrcSbDs
tcriancrtirde aus 8rope 4Iace branntc beutc 9iad,
mittdg ab Sdaocn $40 900.
&in9 ON, Gdn, 19 WRdr5 Der Damp
fer ,GmprcB" Der in ben 9ofS le9t, pcrbrannte
beute.
ScIcb 0, Obio, 49, 3dr,. Sn Der Stabt
Monroe in Wti6i9an ipiltbete in borigcr Stdft
cine Scritcrcnbe 6eucrSbrunit SrongS Sootcl
baS AoitamtS9ebdure, bic GpiScopatir6c, 9rud.
ner uno YoipclS Observation-Disclosures 8. g.
slcrriS' gtooclpaaren.9a9cr unb gSatcfelb'S Sus
ipclcn Gtablilement ipurbcn Gin Naub Der 6am>
men, SaS 8cbdubc Der crItcn Nacnalbont
iplroe lbliinm bcl6dbigt Ger Serluit lpirb auf
S75, 900 bis $3.50, 600 bcrC6nct, popon nllr
ein tIcincr She'll bur6 @criibcrnng 0ebedt lit.
Cincinnati, Is. WtGr,, Nufbem Damp
fer Ntagnoio, Der 5ipii6en bier unb MaDSbile
tdbrt, uno bellte llm Wlittag init etna 100 4ai.
la9icren ab9in9, egplcbrte etipa II glelcn bon
bier, Der 0amptelicI, ngroBcr She'll Der Gaiits
9in9 nit in bic 9nft unb baS 9oot iclbit Qerietb
in Srdnb. Gtpa 40 Rerionen famen nm.
3weite Oepei 6e-Sie MagnoIia
bate 12O Raiia9iere unb 40 @tanni6aft; biS
ieBt ipeiB man MIR bon 81 0crctteten, bdrunter
bic Wtciiten pcripunbet ;-ipir erip6bncn fcIgenbc
Namcn:
8. Cor, Seraus8ebcr pe0 6IgnminsSburs
Democrat lcid)t pcrleBt
SamcS gRiucr, icipie q. SB. Ser, bon Srcb.
gttcn, Snoiana, ibpcr bcrlebt
SSdbrcnb bcS Serer5 erplppirte cine al gcrp
brfnpIde Nuantitdt S6ieBpulbcr unb ri6cts
9rcBc ScrbCcrung al. Yiele bon Den Yaiiu9icr,
ell ipran9Cn ilber @caro unp crtranfcn inter
Den .Scrbranntcn lit audi Der G0pitGn. 9oS
9ppt ipQr $50 900 ipcrtb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-24
LlnGerc platform.

Die bon Der repubIitdniIbcn StaatS.Gcnoen-
ton angcnommencn Scibtiic ipredenflr iid,
Ielblt sic Iegcn ais bic Yldtfcrm Der Yartei
bic @cI6d,tc Der lcBtcn Ief6 Sabre bar unb cice
pcrtilnbet an 2autcitcn unb Scritdnblid)itCn bic
Yrin,ipicn, peld)c bic Yortci pcrlid)t Die BIZ
ItoriId)c Gntpitlung mlercS naticualcn 2cbenS
1T bic mabrc 4latform Der rcpubtdniiden Dr.
ganiaticn-it bic inncritc @cinnng Der Yartei
Sn ben y Il 6liillcn perbcn bic Sanc,
lunscn bcS GcugrciIc6 in Sc5ug auf paS 9rcbe
N9crt Der Mctontruttipn pipcbl, ais auf bic IeBte
crbabcnc @cd)tfcrtigung Der 2anceSgcisBc nnb
Der Sntc9rltdt Der Nation gntscbcBen bem I'LL,
cri6rcGcncn &ric9SIctrttdr y bw II W e tam
t II piro mcblpcrbentc5 9cb gcipcnoct fir ieine
trcuc @r9cbenbeit NIB icinen gtutb bic grcBcn
Yrincpicn, bic Der &ricg beiiegclt, ipcrben anfS
Steue bcbauptct; bic llnperIcBlid)tcit bcS dmcri>
taniIdcn SilrgcrtbumS trtldrt unb lblieblid
tpcrpen alS Der NuSpruf Der Sreuc unb @rtennt>
lid)teit Der Yartei bic rlbmpolcn, biifcrilden
Siamcn Grant, Curtin, Sartranft uno Campbell
oufgeitelt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-03-24
eritifd,e Qano . urilfePratie.

Die Rabrnn96fra9c 1T cine Der brCn-
ncnolen 6ra9en nnIcrcr Belt gstporbem Die
Sclbidte oc5 t0ungcrs bat in bieem Sdbr Gin
neucS Slatt beldricbCn. bat in ben berihiebcn-
fen Stdaten Der Belt lhredlibc Spftr 9sfcrbert
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Sall ciner Der ld)rcfditen. SSie iteS mp9id,
odB III eincn 2anbe, Dem bic 0oibminen bon
NultraIer, biercbcn Slurcn Snoiens ibre ddBe
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lcincr inbnitricllcn Gntpidung ale anbercn Qdns
Der Der welt tbtrhigrlt bat, baS nit leincn 4rc.
buttcn ale Widrtte bcberrldlt, unb oeiicn Slag9c
in allen Sdfen pebt bic arbeitrnben 8laiitn in
70 tiefe glctb berIinftn fGnncn ban cS ibneu TO-.
gar al Srob febIt, Inn ben Soungcr Al itllen ?
Ood nnldn9It bielt elmer Der NnfiIbrer Der cngs
liIfcn 8cfcrmpdribei, @rncit SoneS, in Dublin
cine &cbe, in ipeldcr er ben 8reb5l6abCn Gn0.
lambs in nabfcI9cnocr g8cIe dufpcftc =, oSn ben
orei &pn9reidCn," lagtc CT, ;. bcfinbrn Iid) II
Ntillicncn Nfcr 20nb unb MIR 80, 600 GigCn.
tbhner"' Der Serjog bon Glebeldnb fam %
gteilcn burd irn c9sncS Ssiibtbum rcitsn Der
Scr,og bon Scbcni6ire beiibt 0leinin Der 8raf.
Idaft ScrbD $4,000 Nfcr Ger SoeHog Ron
&idmonb bat $40. 600 Nder, unp Der @orquS
bon Sreabalbauc fam bon icincr 0auStbfr 100
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gu oreBs glilcnen iagtn "oier loIt ibr gcb.
eli llnb bier nid)t bier mrgt ibr afcrn unb phf.
gen, bort 1T eS eu6 perbotcn." &cn ecm Nfcr.
lancc iino mir 45 Ntilicnen untcr Gutur; 26
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nie berilbrt unb Iicgen unniB-bcnn Iis bicncn
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nno gu SpaSicrfabrtca fir bic Salnilicn Der
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