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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18
a,cm REV. sofepb 8. aennare. Or. abfDl.

gater Ter 10. gapiiaen. airde su gtiiabslYtia.
rGr. SadisR Dertber Ser! Sdufs bat rnan mid
auissfrreeIt. rsinen glamsn inter Gnpteblrrsen psr.
idissenartiser plsstsnsn ,u ietsn aaein sa Id biesfur
s ssss 3 = % n ssss Is 81 ~ isa a ,ss''as Etc.,.
ater ta Id feH flaren III Seweis pm her glHt.
liHfeit scn Or. sui lant'sD eu tfdem Oft,
tern in serldiep,nen Seifrielen, ~be,pnters In meiner eise-
nsn Samiiie, ssr aussn babe, 70 lptite i'd tiesnla! Spn
meinem ~ipnlisen &runsfate al uns bride nteins psas
usterseusuas babin aus, pae rerfelte sesen. allee.
inetne g 9waGe pes Spfems, bsfpntsrs
Isnbes unb pertbppttes grdparat ill.,
Sn einisen 8daen mag er fsllihlaBen; ater s~spstnlid,
iprt er, ipsran Id n!dt %;neifee. Dsnsn. bic an een &C.
A6tuna sscaf Sbr 9. y. &cnnarb,.
s., unterbalt gpatess Sirase.-
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tyE9HbaB HGN.
1865.
v-,. 80, Zs-k
n0rtbrru
Central Giien 8aDll.
Gaelid
~tSGnntd08 hu3Genoumcn).
pier Bulge
rodt Rittslurn mn Hrrr WeGtfnl

u(ltI TAAA- I'lNst w NN'
!l,uci Aiiac tiaiih S~enntngs auS3snr'nnerJ mad
Buffalo uHp MilsGrd 6iilcil.
@cu mt mad MfontaJ ZEN IL. Ntdt 1865 Nii 5ags
SCglGnsp &oltmp c wtc trllt:
$50 iJiurscns &ufi : 2dncu,n9 - 1d8sib
q pmtoos a~uS0sNrmnen,) nddl 9~tttSburg tne tem
QH.ltg Jimira, Bufalo lno tGn Niagara 6rHea II. I. NJ.
l2.iU S>aa,mittdQs Sd,iiciliu9 l15lt1 SpnN
tlns Guseenrnmen.l mad Y~tItstur8 uni rem a'c'ien u
regGliN ugr btS lptl,drHprrt.
. plbene Grprcf. (Senniaas aliF3eirHmfh)
wElfcr lit Narrisburl nit hem Gtnetnrntler SrpTeB 3ul
her pelmipleauia GieUtetr li6 YerbtneCL reldsr III n
GtuntrR Cincinnati unp In 81 Stitcen Gh!tn8r srreiHt.
II.5 80 gIGataCrprcf -&o8llh. mao pittsbprg NM
ZEN GIllCR, Hrrplt@. Hdb 2StAidrISPert uno .taBliG,
iSamll9t du51cnrNmfn) noh Nllrtra SaiarPaI9NA'
gtcdener, PuIialo, cen Niagara 61ueh lrp eardeh.
Die 3ulc mi! Der pgRels Gilrp.Inefr glenbabH," 90
BEN $50 g(rtocr5 uHt $50 N0dmttlG8s al.
Sic 8g1e UahNdlceer unt WettNetNr3, GtbeH BOD
gtprders unit ~ 10 JddnitttdaS an.
ne 4tge MT her "Guntc'Iins NtUe9er GteHtaHn,"
TeDen $50 MiprpSug una 1910 3odmtttag' al.
Accommodations 3li9c.
g;acl S3prf - lin $50 &ddmittdAs ldBlid, Cont
tGAy au'Rcncnlmen. -
Garltuu Accommodation 5.3O 9eRntffS3S
GrantaBs disagreement.
Sic 3iiac fonuntn In Baltimore Oft:
Wem SLciten nm 9Grrttt nm 6 10 Gl0r9els IL upt
30 Nitmeg uul $50 lpt gtcnrs.
Qorfipi' $50 Wrt1eue. Wc.t-l0 Ubr Is win
93eoeu ieS s]1Cttcrca, @ileie nUd allen Yuattsn wei
uni !{tv6, mtlse man Id in Ter Si!etur, eGlVeri'SIh-
tipR, al 49, soma
General gaNaSe'Masn
Z. u. Subarrp.
I1l-) General SugcrtntcHesnl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18
49, aaPttsl.


fir rr Rad,attlna rpn Slletrn, we.6s i'm 5iaatSibagC
eidbryltl' p3rlcn.
uub prilr NM Welhes 9aGr tic %tsatCn b'3ahlt pur.
trn, len ale rribreusi9en {tdttaGtn TN has Nf.
ribt III ~teidb,Brn, uter BE pctitieu ~ ru;ihtteu NM
ipI Nt,rauf ~teIagttS 8.rld't emt @erprtUNll ausutatn
ptihe Otm GiRrebuer al ten tcfd8teu It8lten cIutc,
5dB.t pureel, aRpcut, eC &ittitrtft en- etneu beltRnt.
ten Gage gu tcaltpCrtcn, rre.te &%ecrenrng ioltcG GlI
rsbn,er luJcrrlt werttr fcu, uno her SIdGts Nnpdli
FUR tas GppRp ptcr Ter S,aet Baltimore. III ne dem re-
IIlte 8tttlbI.ft eIRBCrsiGt pcresn 1T, fgl CUR g]ertreturl
abi6 5. limo IS iplr6 bitrNtt tLi6lCIen, taB III.
ice @cieg ppm Gage 5elner InnatEe an IN Jtrait irstat
lpI.
@enetmiGt tea so. Dtiri 1868.
Gi3-S) SGpnIa5 <pafiI. Grurtrnelr.
1895. &apttCl,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18

Setftgsr he's rterfsn penufpIpaRtdeu
StaatS-@ert6tStpfes. -4lttI ..
-Tbilasslptia, 2s. Gsril 1865. Sd tetra6te Sat-
lambs btuti6en gitteru ais cine ~ ertbrplle atia
senei tei Nereaaunas Sefdtpsreen peer appetitiphs,
ieii. Nus etsensr Gridbruna Tam Id sap0n 9eu0aif
a~blesen. G6tunssppaii her Sbrise +
Samcs 9bpmpipn.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18
upm y,ep. 6. q. Sseneou.

MitsRetatteur hes rGtrtatan gtrp-
niefe" ~ gbttatetpbta. .G5!.. -ls .r
Der @straut spn Sufanb's DsutfGsm gittern bai
% @s,d aH t.i,s i'm s ss ,ss td%d%. ~ss y Isptn nv s N nt y M eua
ipeide an alsemeiuer 9nt,raituue pcer aus llnpttnul.
gen in ser 2ebtr. Z tdtisteit ettfpfinsensen lleteln leisen,.
su smpieblsn. Gufrt6tts Sbr - q =
LG q. .. Ssnean."
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slttehate.

,S,n S =. Sctrwr.
T'ttn 5err! Sd babe iftt linasr tsrn rsr Sdtrtn
an @t;crla cher eiretn NarlausidIa8r tietnrr Staicn 9e'
n'teR; meErere IsrAe lattin min II BstanrlnnS,
ncu Spnmcr. ais Id ttte Neiic mad tem Rrttcn raGte,
lit ia E~cicuters hstli9; i4 jr8 ~ @TrttUn. Sunltt0n,
Man. %, rjrcu arltietener Grl AT &atte, ivelder rrttnsn
1aNfur 1t rrUI bcfnung sips %erttarie lno ntf etnt9e
3et trGaneette, rtre mir icep6 'rQeltpeids SIlie III
ScrIhofrn. Or a!autte, i'd trnntr uiht Ian8e mebr L.
Zen, rCpn lid mem, juluuh ri6t raid teuerte. SD
tbne que 9eiering heinr; ed bcite tt mir cine
blade Strt5 Sterbnut' u ieeerreuacrs tne tegann
t~cuiclrcu III GrbrauGeN. gale iyirte tn yiaterpra; Id
feptc ieiutR @striu6 fcrt, mo her. ertpla mar Auet.
was Id MIR MIR wiuihfn irnnte; bic erit,f Eidide tu-
ririe mid gdr,. @erettriliaft lRp frfupi8it Ie8e th
9eHautg iGr nle GntrfonIett Sbrts grdparates db uup
tlngftbie c5 afen nit S%duticleen gepld9tct.
Sbr aufrtAti9er 9lid,arb Y. Mfafpn, fen,
gr. 81 Sat.Niabtr., @altimers."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18
Orr. 9. Z acrner!

Nertfer SER! Wit mctslidtm gsrauassr hinsiet
ih 9bueu ttsits aeuquib fir rem @rcl8 weltsn Sor
CBCraaut gtctetereuge an MIR erwieiell, eht i'd lit
mf'9 Sdmcr,ihle an rrfrprcucn 6uBen, ipbab ale mel.
ne Ye'ountsn mid %autSaten. ats i'd oter rem zen
pteien auren NEy.e. mrl6s Strc n~ertbccle Rcttltn be-
WcrtleuiBt BAT teiAlrB i'd, tie ~ re, ludtn. Der Se'
uup Tie ,neite 6lails tspirtte tGipi0e Setting. Grldi'
zen sc MIR bober, nGtn Serr, 9tren netnet btr,i ten
OanI ilr bic ppbllhat, te mir Sbrt munterrcle NE
ptin ,rtttst Fat, nu5suerilder, Id ~erplehie tieielte il-
aletb mCineR seiduuttn nm eel TNblitiTt ~lbsrbaurt
ais boz. behe GPittef, Ieldro je 9sset JrtEUrene 5ass II
fcrirt wCTteI.
IkttroSbp az Gtr
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Nreife;

5uaant's Dtutfder stttsrsr pro 8iaide. LII
-. Q Slaihen ..$5
H- Isn reratidanne ntbt, hen artiiei, ten mon
iaufi. stHau ~ prhfsn, tamit man aud bea dGten BE,
commit
antrmdr.s bel gpptkstern amb ussaeisdnsInn ~ b..
ben! (De. %, IL WRt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18
Cur beipnSeren &eadDtnugl
NttcHate.

Sterrthtsr' hes. pberhen StaatssSe.
tbtsbpifs Won Yenniplpantsn l6reitt:
~yliIaeslpbta, 16. MAR 1867.
ss 6nse in s%aiansy Oh ssntfasm git.rn cit
autes NriitisunsS- ltit IA tel, pas ~belrneers bel
eeteen Ter VtreauunSs" St8anc dubert nuelit
1T unt 4esen' ShwiGe ure Mianeel aa Nerssn- 5hatias
felt I'M Setteme itbr mrbltbdtis Writ. Guiribtis ter
Jbrige Seq. III. 9Scpepdrc."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18

Dortter SEER! Radtem it sssen bic Grpfinalttf,it
mciner Spa,u fir Gtfapfe cine 8rrbe Diense pertItesener
3ubrreitun9e gen aetrdutt bare. BABE th rrn ietnen lr
Seerblut, 9eteberer5ruser. SD farn %fenielten aetreli
ans nit Msht ais cit Mite, bns. jefes anecre gr6apat
yWn @rie1geu ciner reiNen unp 8lattel Shut' ~nbsftrInt
erPfeblea. ~ .,r.X ...
g6htnsssp1 Der Sbrisen
s.. 6. @Gttbc,ps, Sp;pahtlSr.' -
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warnune!

Sufant4 Deut5he Seflntttel fperten mad.
eema5t. Man lebe ~ tarnuf. ta6 auf rem
tmihlaae jeser 4iaite q. NJ. Sadipn's I'm
t%srlriit I'D btfnfet. gat anseren Rne gt-
Saupt. girtau uab gatrit III BEN teatf&en grnei,
@ef&dfs in sr. 8S1, ArdpsZ traAe, su gbilabeipbia,
"a. ~l "'
Gtarles Ms. Gpans. Gisentthmer,
frlter 8. VI. Sadicn u. esmp.
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Eass
9s9ilaaelpbia =gSilmingtoas
une D.
baltimore GUrnbabn.
SEuuNru : p4srrt,frI.

I'm. Unit nat Ntcntas, bet s. SUM 1865, 6sfen bic
raragier Bulge tialih (Spantass aus3sncn'rhea,J ws
aSCse @pasus nab .pbitatslpNia rnS 3wliaen.
etdttpnen i'm 7.Z6 Wleraen5. Dieter SdG ~reErtinfet
lid, in New Is attic Sunet On nit BEN aSuBe fr ane
Staticrcu an Ter Delaware Gifcnbabr
Sd,ucu,ug mad gtilaeelrbta une "er'gert I'm 9
ubr a. Nith. Wl0rSeuS, ib in Serrnpile nit pern Sl1t
mad, grrt GCpplit rerttnbeNc. 8te'er .Su9. %strtEett
i'd aub 1T ~gieppprt nit her Sriltels SainpI'hut etnie
nad g5etcn. BdhaprelS Won @dllino.e man eparn
nit Ter grifpler gtric $3.50.
lbilotclpbtd, VI len. gcrier Grprs6lna v iftaas 2 llhr IS
Rinr.eu; ~perbineet i'd III Nilmtnatrn nit ZEN SGptn
fir ia, icnen an Ter EetGipa. e-@iieng 0bH, lptlNe WILL
lriretpn une Sarringtrn.
NcccmmpsafipnEsul nod sapre &c Grace II. hen talGi'
ften aeledersu Stdticnen 3 uhr Radmitta9S.
Wbtdeeiybia " teneSro 6 llhr 80 ytin.
&ryressue mad ReIrsgErt I'm S Gtr 80 Din, gberts;
~eerttnset flo In grtlnlngtpn nit BEN Grpregju9e tr
Siupt, 5tdicnsn an her OcldparesS tletbahn, ta8ltH,
5pnaabens aus8encmmen.
alm ZpuMtaas.
gah Repsgprt uib philadelphia s upr Do D'llulfr
Mteue5.
Der 2.25 ytadmlttaasiuB idliett Ga an ale Sahpi'
latipnen her Delaware Rdht an.
Surbiabrts : 9ilete limb enlnefer i'm Yrdfeenifr :
Seppt, peer STR. ia, galttmprelir., iu BADEN.
gGr(pnen, pel6s Silete IN Ter StRse IN Salttrtprefr.
retmsn, BADEN rem 9prtbeil, eab tpre Sa9Naae aus Der
@rtruna at8ebplt uap ven Ter clinton Srirsfep 20
mdrIirt ptrb,
i92-l ISM. erdipiprc' @aet'.
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(48s. NaYtttf.l
{" ssdH5c''rat Gin Gefe6,

Hn- 1000. LHM
mi SIC ~pfF;elsn SgHtIuneen rpa semift1 gerittaete.
nerr, rcsl6e rem Sutael rnei:er unb z tdttrdtb pen Sal.
sa,crs crHMiat. inter Ger ieti.rn Gsaljtatlpn sss Staa.
tte Marp.aro eriudrlt frerteu. ~ reaeIn.
Do her iesiae Slrgerntifsr rnb Gtaetratt pens BAL!
tlncie uuifr Ter 9ejenfpartiseu Gruhitutiou bes Staa.ss
Warplanb erwdbli, in. gipadt November 1867 GENTLE
Geriatseisner, fur he Stabt Safihmpre ernanht baben,
une ba pas Mppsla tcrss @ertbt pon Marpldnb In her
Aldae ben ~. .. S,nitb uns gntertn essen Rpbert ".
4turiba srfhtssen bat taf, tefasttr Sil srrmtiner unit
Staetratb her Siatt Baltimore niht sas 8ett setabt.
~ tener 3rit kefastf Grnenta gart 81 tuadsns unt eae
feftise irregular a6t irasfestia isieft, pue Ia telasts Sc
rittsbiener. rpr tfr, ~bsia8ttu Griihsipuna tes appeua.
tienss @esltts, itr Amt auasireteR.. uub ibrt gHi6tsn
oils @erthtsetenfr In her Stdbt Rattiircre ~ausatubt
BADEN, ptetalb. % tisul& erfteint, UNI Witen ,,llnseie.
%eenhettsn nae 9lasen sbrjuteneeh Gin. BefeS ID erlaI.
Zen, nm tic Bon linen irdtrtnb Ter Brit bet teiaaten
Gntfteitans ssttanen s6ritte ~ lssaGlrtn, %pestals. .
Gbit.1 l. Is III rpa her @eitsestau9 rpn Wlarp.
lamb telhloten, taB ole p~f6sieJer Sanhlnnaen beioater
Gerttisfifner. rflte pon ttnen. por hen Datum her
scrberbenannisn gnti6eienus ssttan dnt. hietHtt lsaa.
ltlirt nerhen II. In iseerStnitt aultie iein foqel ais yenu
bic tefaetenGs rid aefesii6 a~ualif,irt anp beppa.
radttist %serreien, folte Sanelnnsenp III ~rpl,ietcn.
Abf6. q. limb ts ,uire hermit beihioien, .bde bic.
fee @eies pom Gage ieu,er Aaaabne an In sraft treten
ira. r.rf iI zIul Gl rE
G,euetmist ben 80. WSrs 1868. ms
Gs5-4o) 1bpinas Guaun 0suSsrasus. .
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Sittern ppcr tteleS SpnicumS

cit Giirir fnten. welde5 usues 2eten In lire Gbsru
~trIutelt, in gepineln ItaBe bic ! baItrnft iIhe btn lnDe
itun jua 'nblibere 3eittn Wieecr b%eIieat, tsu tinRe'
iunlcnen &Srperbau mieter auirjdt.t une tbrsn ned
pFriseu Sabren @iiun.beif Nnc 0llld retletbt.
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Scfanntmad)ungeu.
Gin Sefet,

....H... y IN
I'M Ten 43. Ntldnitt res 20. Mrtttcls Ter 4~l1emttaen
ffertIidn Geitg', tindtttid tet @tta.tes hes Au5s
rulers Ses Negotiations -@ertdsts TnS Zee SdIerifs, un
st~UlRRtem @sritte telHnrpbrer, fp w,s and tos GCiey
ION 1862, Hdpltel l07, reltss eieieitfrt %abinsert, abius
t%ttcrns tnten &c ~Sanieltsn arttctt NIB 6rIseaces ar
bthen Stsnc IrBt:
abf6. /, UnS g il turt Nf GeIetpebun, ron
MnFaGauS ~bsitlrNsu, hos her 43. Gbi6nttt tte %. gtrti,
tcll ter GlBeneiren pfsntltter @tfcte, btuijdrlit res
GebatCs ets &usrpters hes Negotiations Gertbts uHb
her S6erif5 s%ruaRnt, I'm %bsfastent @cri6te %brtjIpGhs
men, ~ vie has gcieB rpu 1852, 8apttel l07, nclbes
s~tslelten rerSrterh tme ttertarf isses %etnSeIne dufses
erttn, URr SplpenNet an teren SttIe seisst:
s. -. Der Ausrufer non hem appGlatlpRsa gsrihte
,ruannt. ibA So yer Gag fur ie ne antpeisubstt CSpnns
ilsB auSacnCrntsn) wGbrenb hes 6erit tstermins trtatr
Ten. UNI rtun nan hem 6rtreisn tsiahieR 8eribtsS ste
ahptisuhsit eints SGcriis natbis ieru iVate, 10 nR9sn
6te. Ritter eircnl S4eriH tefrtlen, seasnwlrtts ~ fein,
oser DtenfietfhmseH St tthn. iir re!tt aupeenfeit
pcer St.rtletturasH er III enter 9tr6inina Ron $3.50
rEr Zig ~tereGti8t ietn ipu; linh am Gnte. ether jttea
SeileR. fcaei ee Nithter tcs befastrn @tridtss eem
uUrufer mn hem SdtriT tta gtrti6iat Der an,abl ter
lass 9etsn, ~ rslHtr jsser Ght;elss su eer geTshtuue
be ebti9t II.
-. Api&Nttt. limb &c rIrS perfust, ta6 fiefrs Sc.
fee Srm GAGE ietuer sIaahme IN In 8raft tritt.
an is. Ser. 1868 8suettni8t. I'm
l57-d2) EbpinaS Spunit, @puperneur.
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I325. WnNTFtEJ
Sin Gcfct,

tt n%irr,rt lst rter inpalistrtsn ~tlrfuntep Ged strait an
gebeH. .r.H F.. De. -f--, ..-..
: abfdsl. limb es IN burd tie Geietsebuns spn
Wdrpidnb beibipisn, saB, tpenn irbenb eIne lriunee
eser rim &aufeontratt3 rcn Zen bttrsTeneea partstcn in
gsbsriaer 2Deis ~lntsr;etI net une ~beiegelt, aber niGt
prn ihnea pSer einfin pon ibnea in ter esieB iden 6prn.
turd, sipe Yerlpu, wdbe bepolmahtiet ~, ansrtsnuun-
zen bic sr Nrt ~ te,SeipiBeht %aueriauat iinb, tas BE-
tgis-tSesiht,ess erurtisS, In wtlhem beiaete llrtuuhe
seer aapitcntratt atite.ih s~ssiirlrt fem muetr, cher
has ge;iris. Gsridttsr Staet Baltimore, i'm 5due be-
idDte Uriunle otter Sdnfrcntrait aeieel,h- in teia8ter
+etaet rseiItrirt iein nlub, Tam auf eas guruGsn ir9enb
elmer 4artt ~ beiaater urtul.t cest, 8nufecntrJf,, pter
fene cher ibre Sc pliftitt tBteit peer irstnp cine pfrirn,
nelts Yripril6e in NpIae btHen babsn inb weldpes bic
Sehler in Ter InerteRnane teiagtir lrfunee cher aduf.
epntraft apgitbt, einen Scisbl e~riaIen, nelher her an
bern gartct antalt, Si etfdetntt uni auf teiaetes an.
uhen III entBe9nen, lae srrnea aud SifanntHratunB
an lplde Sei lenen entprher tur6 @prlatungtn cher
9erffentlif ing, pe es her 0tbralh beideteE Berittes
ieii mag, erillen unb fcrnen aud 9tuaenau3lastn I'M
1etrefT FER gunfIe I'M teagttn 3nfuden cher In ZEN be-
trrtenpen altpsrten %nefIlsen; anb lfeiaBtes Ssri&t
lam au6 Gbtllit auf bic ania6en eendbrenr ireem ss
peil't tsiasie urfunes cher 8aufesnlfatt aaau,rtennsn
pees aptnrdls dntuerfeitatn,ais Is Der 5al ntttis naht,
lne her SsirtI. Eefisifn 8sri6tts, TtItfs bic befasts
Anertennlnl ~inorenet, fpn rrnt Sdtum ~tsriflten IN
~terieltel IDeie uab nit ~herfelten Insbetnup8 rirfen
ais meart beaete 10 jir Nnerfsnnura aasebaltene gar.
lei es ge.bai Bate; SoralssEfeBf ietrG, .tae he Nette
Urgent, eiter pfriras ipslbe feinf gariei ~; bsiaster prs.
itssus IL, SasuFS naf feline Atifs bfaa9ttsIiet ~sr-
|4%bfsnit2. &c IL bff6lrHsn. taa tiefcs eefss
sem 6aSe itthcr Inndhite al IN Srait tIeie., fpa. ~
z GensGpiis.t ben 80. War; 1873. va
t1ss7s2) Sbpmas Sparu Gravsrueur. "a
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gaflanO's brat(6rr pittfre.
SHflauS'B Seutid)es Starfnngsmittel
9pnicitm),
bic arc Gen Seilmittrt Sc9cn aGe 2eteeu
Der 2eber, hes Naoens pter Ser,
~Dauun9s- Sr8dne,
&ufanb'S rcutTdbcr Bittcre

5ufIanb'S ScItfbcr Bittere
teisbt at, ter rsin0tn sSftsa tSser rad msst,tntftsm
@ IT. T1at g]rtrat,s"! g w. Won Psr,tin; arSatsEr
lrirts5 %prdparat ent ltebt rae rPa aItsbpt'
Sufanc'S seHtfdlcs Tpnicnm
n CHE gsrsinieuns antr Snsrescn,ier hes gttttrn nit
her reinaen Sprte 2 l.. s rcirsR II m apielfHei I.,
e,nt her Gugenehmlen utb lehlibitu WleeiSinen, bic rem
G~GttIifir, ic %pfiertrt pcrtci.
Qpn cine rSn aitaDoli0er gstmii8nns frte grsenei
tcriteht, glre
SuaanSs ecutfd,cn Sitterr
aetraudeu. Yer pe1tn HE drGsteu.tte gtinEibuna
hes Aitterr YtbtS titIAmenbtn bar, ,pirb
Suaanea h~cntidbcS Sonierm
a~rpentsn. seitt 1ut aIst& gut uut etttaItrn tiefeltcu
metiiniiden Gigtni6at en-; Sic @abl spiiten teu Bel.
ttl IT FIoBc @tiiratiaas. Gds Spnieua bebdgt hem
Balmen am gtetren.
rerlite, 44srrenidtrdbe &C., tstrat res GlasenS lbati3
fett ici6t III Inpronui8. Damn 8eratt Tie nit rem
@ Y IS, S"a 4, fsE as q,:f y n sSSs e. IN r sii.ts''' y,
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pen, 9iutancrNn9 pah bem scope, Ser
ldurrung hes Wagens, uebetfeit, ScD<
bremen, 9lppetitlcii9tctt, @Br&b>
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Gtnlintsn pper 3ittern Der
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3iitern Q9ir8s
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2ic0cn, @lGoithti3feit, @uutt-
pber GeDebs Slimmem Dor
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pfem &pfffdmer,,
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int Sleiihe, ~brftdnst9e Ginbilpung
ION llnelitf uno GrcBer 9eiitt5er Ntr>
errae(hlaGcnbett.
g9cr nit sieien ltDrln tetaftet IN, roate Eel Ter Nus,
pabt zines &~eilmitieIS Guftrit pprftti8 Ut goerle 8etel
NIB ngr Elm icidsE i'd Cs %anttatfea' Weltes gaa
SEE" s.sss'' S:fs! q 4 ~ II s1at ,lai,a,n s's'5iS!
II feline itdbltdcn SpbfdnSen e%nthaltutt
i'd eurb Ssiluug btlsr 9siecn tcreitS eiusu Gui erpSr
sen hat. Da Tbnuen mir nit 5u0 uno Ne&I HE teiteH
~beIaarttu Mitpt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18
VIM "''''"' 6unasseaf Sbt
.Str. 8. &. asrrer!

Baltimore, cen II. San. 81. 5Obn 8. @stthsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18
GntfrdftMnei
cine 6ol8e irgenp tpeiher llrldhe;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Contribution,

iet e5 burh anNetren9te %rbett, Gntbebrun-
gen, MISUNDERSTANDING Steber &c.
aetns nnters Rsei,in fGmmt sesen iUlde Bdae tiseu
Pciten gleim. Ten Bdt,cI Splen rersen Spdnntroit
uns Stcrte mitNstbeilr, etr Nppettt %prrtETeri. Genaf
bri'n Wable %scripitrt, her M,aatn %sereouin8 swiat8eT
Beluadt, taS glut ~Rerehtat, her 9tin! ~sellneer, Ter
qslbr Muflua aus ten Ausen C%Nticrnt. auf bic GIn9rn
cine rriise 9tttte SsSn bert, uae Ter eesreflt&e, rersSs
streiae %Sinrdtta in Elm ~friitt5es, seiaus btitslirceenrs
ggeien uTtlt ~rpaRtst.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-10-20
Good Roads Save HOrse-fesh.

We have, on several occasions recently, had
something to say about the Importance of hav-
ing good county roads. The great Importance
of this subject is our apology for recurring to it
so frequently We wish to get our intelligent
farmers to rejecting upon this subject. We
are convinced that nothing would advance their
interests SO much as the adoption and faithful
execution of some good practical plan for put
ting all the county roads in tiptop condition,
and then keeping them constantly in that con-
dition. A thousand benefits would accrue to
the farmers. We purpose at this time merely
to refer to the saving in horse-fesh
Doctor Holland says that the English horse
employed in the streets of city or on the roads
OF the country does twice as much work as the
American horse similarly employed i'm Ameri-
Ca" He adds that the simple explanation is
that the Englishman has invested in perfect
and permanent roads what the American ex-
ponds in perishable horses that require to be
fed" Moral GA mile of good macadamized
road is more easily supported than a poor
horse
The Journal of the Farm says that ''there is
volume of sound sensible truth in the above,
Of the Importance to the country at large of
good country roads, few Americans appear to
have proper appreciation True, in some sec
tons, We occasionally find good roads, but taken
as whole, our highways are almost unworthy
the name. The fact stated by DR.. Holland,
that an English horse does twice as much work
as an American similarly employed is one that
should set our farmers not merely to thinking,
but acting in this direction. We need better
roads not merely for comfort, convenience and
speed of transit but for the reason that our
present ones are ruinous to our horses. If the
money actually lost by the Gripping and foun
dering of horses in consequence of bad roads
was expended in keeping the public thorough
fares in proper repair we should have the finest
roads in the world our horses would be capa-
BILE of doing double the present amount of Ia
bor-they would not wear out so speedily
travelling would be more comfortable and rapid
and, as a consequence, the investment would
prove profitable all round.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-10-20

The KEY TO THE ORIENTAL QUESTION. +"
A little speck of trouble is gathering in the
East, tending to disturb the relations between
France and Russia 1t appears that from a
time ''the memory of man runneth not to the
contrary the sacred key to the Holy Sepulchre
has been in the exclusive keeping of the Con-
sui Of France at Jerusalem. Russia has now
preferred the request that this momentous key
be placed under the joint protection of Russia
and France. The French Minister at Constan-
tinople has written home long protest against
this demand, claiming that to concede it would
materially injure the standing and influence OF
the French in the East The Marquis de Nous
tier has made a similar report to the Emperor,
and it was decided to keep exclusive control Of
this key The further developments Of this
clavicular affair may, perhaps, prove to the
world that the particular key for the whole
and everlasting recurring Oriental Question
has ways been in the hands of France The
Holy Sepulchre has furnished the key to some
Of the bloodiest wars of Europe and ASIA from
the Crusades down to the war Of the Crimea,
and the end is not yet Who knows?-M y
Herald, Oct. 9th. a
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-10-20
Election in West Virginia.

The State election in West Virginia will take
place on Thursday next, the 22nd inst.
johnson N. Camden, of Wood county, is the
Democratic nominee for Governor; and Henry
S. Walker, of Ohio county, VIM. G.. Brown
of Preston, and G.. P. T. Moore, of Mason
county, are the Democratic candidates for Con
gress. AS the Radicals have control of the
registration, and scratch from the list of vo-
tiers such as they think will vote the Democratic
ticket, we suppose that the Radicals will elect
their ticket, though its seems that the Demo.
Gratis are hopeful of success.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-10-20

Mr.. Jacob Layman, son of Nh. VIM. Lay
man, near Woodstock in Shenandoah county
was killed, as we learn from the Shenandoah
Herald, on the 10th inst !, as follows: He was
engaged in moving cane mill, upon wagon
when the lever, or beam, accidentally fell upon
him, catching his head between the beam and
the axletree, breaking his neck and killing him
instantly. He was about twenty three years Of
age, and was the only surviving son, his brother
having been killed at the. battle of Manassas,
in 1861
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-10-20

ExCHANGE HOTEL. RICHMOND

EXCHANGE HOTEL. RICHMOND
Ia ;, BOARD So. PER DAY.
recently reprinted, and is now ELEGA Mt and
PERFECT in all its departments
Inc scarcity OF money in the country. and the
great desire OF the proprietor to make his char
the public WITHOUT EXCEPTION to s stnn
with him: has determined him to reduce his rates
TO THREE DOLLARS PER DAY
In doing this, however the hotel will remain
effort or expense to retain for the EXCHA NGE
its far-sDreadgreputation as being First Cgass
House in every particular, and THE hotel of the
city. ''0
Patronage solicited.
a. j. L. DARLINGTON.
OCT Do-omo. aSsAf Proprietor