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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-22

i3usslrbuns Res Ne1erfimmre6teS in btefen
Stl1ten ju appettirrn.
Sn Spensbprp', So, erfrdnften an
Samitag abenp iber 100 Serfpnen naA
rem @enule ppn Witl6 unter @erAiftungs'
Gsmptpmen. Gs 1T nod tein Sobcstaa
sinsrtreten, onetn e5 berrfht bic grp6te Be
FlrjIng unb Ilfre9un9 in Der Stapt.
Son ptn Gpn9reG = Wltaliebern aus
1tit(ippi wirS icctaltd Elm &epubltta1er,
sen: Mttaee ais 9crpdhit beriGtet. &le
StadtSbeamten limb DemOfraten. Der Sc
ridt miro unYer;a9lih benz Gpnareb ppr9e'
leat. 9te MilitdrbebDtpen tdbea ~tctnerIet
llnteriudun9 ipesen g8Nblumtrtcbe Seral'
laBt
- Sn Glbanp, y, g., wurbe am conn.
tag Elm arbeiter, NanenS 2pde9 GpntCn
ron u~nbefannten Tbdtern ermprret uuc in
eiren Seth 9cUoIfen.
-Sn Ao6elter, R.rg., tpurbe AM @pn
tag etnc Srau. Nanlen8 @iae, bon etnent
gd(ttrain Der Gentrdlbabn tberf1bren uno
itarb an cen ertaltsnen Gurti6un9en,
-gegten S1mita9 madtel nc SeYnlpur'
unp 9lairsG ntDuliaIten IN Ct. Vputs einen
elfUi9lolrn @er(uh, cine republitanifhe Sra,
MISUNDERSTANDING 3u 5eritreuen. IS
fam ieroh n,Ht gu Ebdtli6teiten.
- Hidter Sutberldnb pom Oberiten &C.
rihtSbpfe gu STEM gprt bat bdS famcie llr.
tbett gu DUniten srn Rpb, Stecle & 60. 9eS
gen bic 6InluS ; 9lctfc : Sabns @eieUIh1ft
puntip $4,000, 600 SNaoenrriaB ut1eito'
pen.
- Die @dtitu pcs Sen. MajorS Spptcr,
S9pcter ppn W. 9. Grpesbed, itdrb IeBten
Samit1g in Cincinnati.
- Die Nrbettcr III Canada Ycrweigsrn bic
Mnn0bme itrer 26bne In 1mrritanilhem
StlEr, fpenn ibntn ntdt elm 0tacrntp ppn
10 @rp,eut YerwiGt9t wtrp.
- Rpbert &, Siu, Elm Sap!titen- Rilip.
mar, tart p%erDangcne @cde IN Sbtlarel'
pbta.
Sn Gssetant, Sttp. lnb ltsten Sret,
tag uRO SIm(t09 10 &pec8fdle rurA Gcne
ucultth pUrgetpmtlcu.
- Spbn Mttpr Bots blftnbrt ih aeltn-
Wlrlig III Saratoga auf rem @tge her Bel"
ftrtrtg.
- Der @rOjsB Der Columbus = Geian9c"
ncn nttnnlt unter iebbaitcr Gctbctltlun9 Res
@ubltfum5 ieinen Sprtgang. Die pftntiiAe
Metnuns iprtGt itA su Gunilen ccr @cfIn'
geucn aus. @eSii9lih se5 81. &trtleg ltrst
ein Nlibi in Der Maht Der Grrprpung &ibs
burns CrptCfen ppr.
- !Senr9 Wdrp 8redser Nielt tcbten Spnts
tag in Der @l9mputDfirhe Su @r0eflpn ictne
IeiARcsprepi9t fir ben Srmmcr. Gr 9ett
auf'S S1nc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-22
0as III. Sfnicnncment.

Oas eeiueeil9Et ~ Mn'encelltfhf CUR
epnIltut'pn ptt Seff''t9;fh Stdaffll ipa
nunI,spr, haWPsm GO re S~elltthihln9 Won
rret STrleln pfr S'1atChe FDaltelL @eleseS'
tra5t etlah9t eapen, 10 teBt pr. Sstpare eS
Nut, psr lpepsn N p.eism Sinae etae SioFla'
n.a,pn sI!aIlth pn.. Set SlaalsSetfeta
5utu evs eIlptpttt'WenZ ~ SlaatehauI. Gn9e'
iM.eIsM Hnp rs NV pgnl SegenNete I,eon'
ntulltH S!au!si' atlanla', 0lpfna, Hpfo,
SateI.na, Sup Satpllas, Spntiaao I'M
Iiapas'a, lSip'e epHLItsl!eN'' Mep. camp
NV, Ssl'tMss. ''elpISvtt9s atsapn, Ser'
n.pni, g's,p, opst, Su.NpS, Ss.h.S,t9'h'eil
Syal.laS, a'S M" .'tsa9N, "sIpuE!, S"St1ld'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-22
Observation-Disclosures.

StdptGer d. t.-(8pr 9tpter ScDtt.
Stpmas . unb @m 6. Grant 9e9en &c.
bert 8. 9enninstpn H.. Waibingtpn ". Gbs5'
nut; ben Gld5ern ipurpen 1860 neblt 3tnieu
sucrfannt.
&iharp garrpt sescn Sliper q. @iabt
Serfldster Mt benz &ldser 1920 nebit Gin
fen ppih 9. Sui an gu besablen.
GYrua q. SEER iptper Stepben @. II. SIS
rasl 8. @ileipir; benz &ldscr erfannte has
Gtriht $4,000 nebit 3lnfen pom 80. Sun
an tu.
@ary 2tnn 300 E sesen Mt6ael S. SID
nt9an; 0trfla9ter tparp 3ur StSablua9 ppl
$l26.50 Serurtbeilt.
Sdres @arptano unb ". 8. @aGasbcr
segea 9etpts Glarf; bds r@eridt fprah benz
8ldser $229.27 nebf Snterefsn 5u.
g. Sermon, s. gernpn, 81. q. Gbpntpfpn
unb Cash Scptt aeaen 2epts Gtarf; bei
eeBtere BAT laut WerihtsertenntniB $4S7. 3e
5u bejdblen. .r--.--
Gtpntas s. @arrinstpn ilberrctdte etr
@eiG6 UNI etnen 5dbeas Gprpus-9 efeM gu
@untten zines In brr Selsrunssanltalt fefse'
baltenen &naben. Dd pte pberite Staptee'
ribtsbanf bic einfhideiae Sraae- beretti
entlhiepen BAT, tparb BIC @eiuh abgepteieh.
@atfenaert6t.-(8cr ben &thterr
| galserfon, Daniels unb Ypnp.) - Or,
81. SO. Carr, btr eidenbeihauer, tparb aurt
0erpalter beS Na1laGeS non GbdrleS Sad
aus @aibinatcn CERT Slid beleIt. Sad
itarb befanntlid lette @phe in WtliDn'i
Spte1 am Sonnenfid
StapttretSsertGt.- D Die Suite
RE 20. Suit BITS turt IA. Septen,be,
nnuernb kaben bDraeitern bpoDnnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-22

GarsuGy1, 8pl3en|Nteben, SGdufeln,
Waripnetten Gteater CvGalperle") batten tn
siptlden uuuhferbrphen ibre Mttraftlpnss
fraft auf rus tets altpdhlenee jln8ere UNI
1iteregubifum als9elbt, unp ipurrc RAIDER
iprtBelanSt.
Die Dor hem S1teB6aufe untcr Be-
padung etnes 8eteranen : 9ir9erf1lben
du5eefteaten SeitNeminre purben ben gam
Sen IaAmttta9 une Ibfnp bintur6 BON
elmer iGauluittsen Mlenge umrin9t, unb mir
milien eeitcbe1, bdB 9cipile Bureaus, Sc
tpebre, Scrptee u. {. 10. ranhen geidaner
su BEN sbnlihrn @unide p~erieiten muB-
ten, in re Geibe Der 9lafliAm @eptnner
etnr1ngtrt su perten.
Der naG I 1tbr auf rem Seiplas ein>
fatrenpe Seuerperfsfdrren tpurpe NIT freu'
ptaen ySurrnb's" beptlfpmmnet.
llnmt.ielbar mad rem llnt3use purfcn TO-
mebt bic Ilee ties S6usenbpfes, ais bds
Shttbeau5 ielbit uno balp pdrluf Der game
Seifplas pradtpp1 erleuh.et. Yunft 9 llsr
begdnn auf Der Yitne bic Gteaung rer
lebenpcn gflbcr curG bic @infei'ide @efea-
lhaJt, fpelde SdauteGung pieber ben ut
gettetlteften geifal errans.
9ttdt ntrter, tpte am pprbergebcncer, &C.
fiel aud an picient 9lbenbe p1s tpirflih
meiiferbaft aussefibrte Seuerptrf, pdtrent
belen Elm iuecnp1ther Diletiant if3 ntht
ptne @sihtd auf ben, 9rapes r~rceu3trte.
Die Speileu in ben perihiepenen &efaura-
ttonen, belproers BET 1rau 2cren5, iefpte has
Rpt'ihe Bier wurben abermals ~unifprc ais
Ypr;lslid befunbsn.
Seute, ais am 8. Seatase, ,finbet has
Q amenf1teBen ilatt, tp0rduf MIR be-
ionrers auinerfiant MAIDEN, UNI iptrp au-
serlaGis beute pas frpbe Set ietnen Spbe-
punt erreiden.
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slu8 mafhinofpu.

@afhtngtpn, 81. Suli.-Oer yWbts'
fes.Rns" btetet Glcs auf unt eti Yrdiipen,
tidl : 8eto scsen bic 9teuerbil III erlanget,
Der Gripis II nod nidpt befannt.
Der &e~prdientant 6ernanpp @ppe,
Der in Sclse ieiner 8ranfbeit etntst Woden
attrelenb mar, bat aeitern ipieper leinen Sts
INT 91nie etnsencmmen.
: Die Satin bes Ser. ct. Snf., Qieut.
&. 10. @ebb bat nit Spbn s. Sprp has
Saus ttres @dtten serlaT fen. Tte 6llttt-
gen spurbsn ~pprseitern frub aussstunbi6af.
tet unb auf pas gOltsei : Sauptauartter &C.
bradat; Der 0prfal bdt in ben beiferen 8rei-
fen. benen bic 9etreffsnrm ansetbren, siem~
lthes Muffeben errest.
= ybilipp Selier, %Qrbe.bdntfer aus Der
8. CT, truroe am Sonntag aus iet1em
@asen seftleutert rap fhrer Serlest.
= Dds denominations : gomtie bat be-
fnlchen. tn benz Mihhfippi>S Safe sor bent
Gintrtfen bes anttli6en gerihtes uber rte
Abitimmuns int Staate nihts peiter su
tban.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-22
Sas ,Niiraer S6iiBen" .Tef.
3peifer Tag.


,autaces fortuna %iupIt"; bent Si6nen
lddelt bias @liid;" y@5er tuast, sepiant" ;
,SrtiA 9epa9t"-u. i. ~. in infinite, tpte bic
Sprih' unb Spridletn ale tpetter betben
mSsen, bic Ginem unipidtdrltA einfaden
mifen. ipena man berenft. wie mad benz
nah Wpdrn lanssia, bartnadisem Sample
Der Glemente srsenetnanber enplth bod
burGseprun9enrn anbaltenben @eipitter BON
Sprlester Naht ,inp benz Gesrn BON aenern
frib it6 pas unbetlnoiae 8atter I'M 0aufe
pes 8crnttttass 70 prlttYpf aufbsiterte, ale
mar es ebtn ,,erpres" rur, I'm, unieren bra.
pen ,8iraeriGlsen" an itrem aefrisen
sretten Seifta9e ridt ,ten Spab su serber-
ben."
Der !5tnmel bate iih alip aufJebettert,
unb llber elm tpsnts Stwlle, bic fth bb'
ri3ens tn Sreten steMltG ertrasen Ties. mar
ras Wsttcr benz Shieen> (cper, tpte Der
ausae3eihnete Yerthtertatter zines btett9en
enstilhen 8lattes NIT unverwdflther Gvn>
icauen3 bsbauptet, rt&ttssr S6easen') EeFe
glnitig.
Dass yrosrarant suurte benn aud sinss,
tdlten.
Mtt lobenswertter yiinftlidfeit periam>
melten It'd bic 6rn. Burger nuc Sddeen,
orer. mic les lieber bbren: ySlraerlhuBen"
aur anberaunren Stunpe ant Gefplase, uni
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NIus yGnfhirotn,t.

WE NNNTVVNDFVFV
Bdfbt in gtpn 81. Suit dS SUI
zig GpmItc res @CndtS bat it'd aegen Die Be
tIttgml res Gpt. Copper ais Repenue-Gpm
mtiIIr II. rpn&m. 99elS ais @ebIlfs- ShGB'
melttr utidrt. 0ennpN lpl Der Grstrre
2iuEiiht duf gtldtt: Uns b1ben. &uA fir
GCppcr lelcr, Ia Jtpltn5 fiji lbn II, aud,
&u5iiItcn M iein.
cine lap8e Cabinets S%rrllmmlun9 faNf
tcuie itGt!.
Die 0eitrilt Scnats- Debate Iber bic &c,
c~r,Ycpafnung I'M Siecr crrr9te~ al9ertei.
aes @ufietcn. IS bei6t, bdb bic &aptfaICr
ut NDocmtcr ibre NtcrellaNe crtpartcn, abcl
.l.iGlelm ictcn, it6 nGtbtssaiaaS mtl Sc
matt an auacr at crtalsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-22

Rem 8crten : oDas Tabre Sntercfs Der 2e-
0ierllna Der Ser. Stadten lie9t IN Der Q9ab-
runa tbrer Gbre ,no ibrer Nefte. 9Btc bod,
qu6 Die Steuern I'M Mn9emetnrn iein mo
ern, ii eS unenblth better, RAP 2lles telteu"
ert pcrbe, ais rie Serinaunsen 81 reputt.
rem, untcr brnrn bic 8unpesfdulp gCmadt
puroe."
IS ~YfrIduiet, Rap 2Ibmiral Sarraaut pd1.
ltcns na0 0ricGrnlanc abiegeln wcrte.
Gprf, 20 Suit Oeitern Mbeuo Wuree
FER 2apGn zines gSafsnbdnpirrs 9epaltlnm
erbrphen. GETS beipafnete Mdmrer tab
len dlc bic Sor9efuntcnen 0lTen. Die
Yplt3ei beiAGftiRt lid etfrig nit benz @uf.
fuden rCr Ibiter; btsber linr tero0 nod
feline 8erbaftunacn Spraenrmmcn Worben.
paris, 30, Sui. = Der Scatter Happ
fern ii na6 Ilpmbtere8 seretit.
Sputtamptpn, 20. Sult. - Der
Camper sEeutiAianp," BON Ntrp egprf ben
.. Stuff, tam bcHte Mcr9cn uin AZ nbr
bicr an.
@GaS9pW, 30. Sult. Der Dam.
pier gNrcapia" Spn Rem,g prf lam aeltcrn
in Der Glpoe an.
0anbeis= NIB Ninan;brrithtc.
GDnbrn unp 4tSerp0ol, 81. Suit,
NaGut. - Gpnfpts 04A fur @aargelo
943 in 3ehnung. - Ser. ct. 5.2Gsr
72&. 8aumwp[e fhper; @ertdufe
1000 @allcn; llptanos 1919; Orleans ll1S.
Wfebl 80 Cd. - @1tien, calf. Wetber l3
3d.; rDtper peItt. liz 3d. @slitfprn
IS Sh. SAFER Sb. 8 9. - Y6tel,
iapetncFetiA rs SG,. - Set 651& gu.
- Steinb!, ran. TX; ROB II cd.
Nntwcrprn, Il. Suit, T0dm. -
S.cin4l Nr. u %tplanplihe Srpte 521s
SrGrcs.
G%rantfurt, a. d., 81. SuIt.-ger.
q. 5.20Cr 76%6.
YGr ts, q. Sui. - Die &brle idIicbt
ftitar. 3eate 10 fr. II 8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-22

3es- Die ~Niabania" sMnfpriide lieaen ,piete
,ur ~Seilesuns ppr, unt bic eusliiGe ~sfssieruns bat ttr
9esiansen mad fd%iebsri6terlider Grtesisuns ~iuntseae.
ben. Inter ben tetarrli6 seltenb senahten B~prterun.
gen teinten fb ~bieienisen her iitsraa aeeenpdrtusen
unb sef&aftstbdttsen 3. q. slper & Gpmp. fir ben
Dtrtt ron gsrienbunsen Won Sitf&sn ,srulmtttel, Sal.
~iaparile, Siebei mitiel unb pinen mad Sreapu. Ban.
~epuuer's Safef unb ruiEi&sn gmsrtia meles auf Der
anna s&mitt- uabe Der 8iae won easameri.a Ter.
aSrt werten Ent. 60 aassmei Ia bic anpsnsuus ibrer
@ittsi, ra6 bielelbtn fat auf iepsmIaeert p~nsrpess fnt.
unb bic 8irnia 3. q. Nper s Comp. ssratb bdu6a
,wifaen bic ~rbsren uns uHtsrsn @atlaeine" f6 befG,n.
pienter Raiipuet. attr Fe II tetannt tafar, tas Il.
ir itr asti sin,usretsn unD sasi,iSs ,u srlausen psis.
WVaiRtn9tensri %. Y. uWepublitan,o CSult.)
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Oemufratifhe NatifisatiDnS>O ers
fammluna.

Muf rtpr9ei Mbene It mad benz nMonu-
rtent>S auare" cine Malnt,8 eriamrnluns
Der Democratic 3ur &atritaticn Der Nomt,d>
zion SeYmpur's unc Ylair's ausaefbrieben
rporben. Der G~ntbuiiasmus, pelte tter bic
Mep. gerfer domination t~erpprgerufcn Bat,
last uns etre iiberaus tablrethe 8etbeills
a,na an btefer erfen 9rpBen Concentration
les Wabtfampfes In ut.ferer Nttte erfpdrtcn.
Cine Wsnae berSorraSenber Mdrnsr rperben
bic Uerfammluna dnreben. Bon benz Mn>
ianas beabfdttsten sroben llmsuse tptrt
man fppbl in Anbetra1t res teiben Wetters
dbifeten.
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StaSt Baltimore.
@plp tanp aeftrn pabter auf l42m b

lab. yer. ct. 6lef ll41a; 5.20er, |.
Serte l1416, 2.ll24, 3. Ills, A. 1922
7.30sr 1885; l0.40rr 1u916.- Yaltimprer
StaptiehIer ilr 1875 98A, fir 1890 972.
- Alte re9tltrtrte ptrstnti6e Sbli9ati0nell
ppn 451a bis 451S. Sblt9a.tpnen Der ONcr'
lbern r 9 rntralbabn" fur 1885 93@, fur
1900 S2h Der yMartetta< e nctnnatter Gi>
fcnbnbn" eriter &Sppttef 942l, 3peiter !SY~
petbef 70. - Atitsu Der yllnpn ~Snnf" 90.
90tffsna4rtht. - Ger bremen
Nreimaiter .0crcapia," Capt. S. 2eenfe, ie.
aelte ant Mcntass pCn YbttarelpDia lad
Bremen al.
Die brrmer @arfe rGecitemIntr%, Capt.
&lblfrn, fubr ant Spnnabcnte soa @bila'
pelpbta nad) 5amburg alb.
Ginfubr.-Oe prGuBilbe Drttmaiter
rNrnplp 8Dntnser", Gapt. 9apicl S!ernfrn,
an 0ebritper Spninser c%OnIt3ntrt, byddte
pcn Bremen 1913 &iltrn 8dufmam5!p0dren
fur Carl Sptiter & Comp, G pitlp fur III.
BERT, Srtnf & Comp, 50 Ditto fur s.. g6etr-
tane d Comp, 800 &lrten GbcnNfeIfen fur
Y. Seei1ilIer & Sbbnc unS Is 8titrn San
pels9iltfr fur q. q.
Nit Der brem,r 9arfe vGrna", Capt.
Shntbbe, an fe So. bon &1pf uno Mbrens
conlt9ntrt, fanen 1889 SGde Nei5 fir s.
{. yrdanS & Comp,
BUR GrtratBun9 trttt beate H1d~
nl.tt1g has StaptratbSr@ ple9ium wieber gu
iImrter. G8 gilt, fir ben balptgen Siebtf>
hngIiff Der Mrbeiten am neuen &atbblule gu
iDrgen. Die SiBun9 pirb tppbl bphiIcn5
,tpei pper BRET Sage rauern.
9Dlttt d. 8ertam m IN nsen.-
@eftrh IbenO UNI 8 llbr fano I'm pemplra.
ttlheh Sauptquartier an Sputbftr. cine ret)t
aabtrein beiuhte @erldmmluns ifatt.
SIN ter IL. W1rb grilnpeien 9eltern &benp
Siele Sin3ltn9e Ode Der Srantlm> unb SD
iperitrabe etnen ,ScYnpur<9 lairsgIub."
9eber Der Is. @arp perS,aitdupt9ten 9eltern
abene Gle Der Baltimore unb QmttNItraEe
ibre arrangements fir bic @rc5eiiipn 81 Der
auf mprgen Abenp dnberaumten grpBcn
MISUNDERSTANDING.
9eripnat~ Tptts. - Wdb. gtncpln
fam an, 1pnnerllage auf ibrcr Hetle mad
europa burd YittSburg, 81. sic wirp I'm
/. MA9uf nebt Srt, &eserp9 Sobnlpn arf
oem bremer 0ampier Baltimore" Ron bier
atis9rln-
gbren9elhente.-Sr. opbn 2epjs.
superintendent rer S.raBen i'm 3. Otltrttte,
lppte irine Srhfr Sri. Sauline rurten Ron
zen peht Grllerea untersebenen @rbeltern hes
senamtcn 8e3trtt5 Dor sint9en,E a9en nit
Gsrenaei6enfen bebaht; Der Batter erbtelt
rinen Spalierflpd MIL 9olpenent &tppfc, rte
3pd,ier spet ttbae iilterne 9pfale. Die
@eihcnte itammm aus Der b%etannten Sabrif
Der Silberlhmie9e 9,cpn & Sbbue, gde pp.1
Gbarles> unp Yaltimprstr.
unsenngenbe Sffcrtr. : Sor~
seitcrn @iItas tplcn ets So. S. %. 9en~
nett y 81. auf rer Sprie 1000 Summation
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Ct. Qputs, 81. Sult. = Sn benz SUI
tuelterlaosn pes Nattan Bolt purpe seitern
Naht einsebrphen unb an Otdmanten unp
Sdmuf Elm Wertb BON iiber $1,000 %geraubt.
Bon ben fubnen Ginbredern, bic nit einem
98asen %sefommen unp tptepcr fortsefabren
iein iolen, 1T btsber feline Spur entpedt
tuprbeu. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-22

8phon, 81. Sui. : Sol. U. 8pNben,
befhulbist urp iiberpieien, bic &e9ieruns
UNI be Steuer ppn 600 Sd6 peii0irter
Sptrttupien III betrl9en perfuht su bdbtn,
tpurbe sefern su 5 Dtcnaten 8erfer II. $4,000
WelpbuEe perurtheilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-22

Reps yprf, 81. Suit, HaGm. Baum
tpple Fau II. nOmineG 311a Gents.-,3udtr
It'll UNI iteti9; Guta ll1@ bis 1925; Dprtp
5itp liz bis 1875; rafinirtrr Is Bis
l6% Gents. - MRebl ltia ullp iteti9; ilp>
ltde5 $91a Bis $l434. B1ijen IT'LL II.
itetts Nr. 2. 1856; se.bcr ~iiolldcr 200 BIS
1886. 0eIidfprn It'd aber felt; Ill bis
liz Cts. = Safer fiji H.. ftetis; s315 bis IS
Cts. - 3O99en Fnu IL. npmincl; l75 Bis
1855 ets. 9ptelihpemtfciid, gut be-
ocbrf. S2S.12.
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Nettuna BON lfammihaft.

8pfpn, 81. SUITES finb 3nperlGfi>
&C Rahrihten etnbetrphen, baB bic gefammte
Wannihaft pes s%erbrannten Sdifes rsiptn9
ase" afrettet tpurbe, unp auf 9ctntr &c Sale
andetdndt IN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-22

90 6ranstse0, 81. Suit. - Der
Sppo0liona> Damrfer sNtbrasfa' gina beute
nit 1923 Yaiasieren uap 100000 IN Con-
tdnten db. .,
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tpeils frpfper. tbeifs teidt uerleRt.
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Uer9iftmu9 aus I;cricDcn,

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Gabelberidte aus europa,

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- Die Sttucrtia. melGe rem Srdfren.
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Dale, Der in ter Nadt hes eranpcs I'M Nep
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Selegrapbiidle 9epeidlen.
SaS 8piSGaiD.

(eeFittet fur hen rGcutiben GOrrefpoubcnten.4 .
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-05-05
MIDNIGHT SKIRMISH,

On Sunday morning at the ghostly hour Of one
party of ten or twelve young men, mounted on
horses and wearing the Establishments of the mys-
FERROUS K. z Khan, were attacked in front of the
Episcopal church by regularly armed and Or
ganized band of negroes, numbering about forty.
The fight was lively for probably quarter of an
hour, when the K X. KS, overcome by num-
bers, abandoned the field to the darkies, who
raised wild shout of victory and examined the
ground to pick up the killed and wounded, To
their utter surprise nobody was hurt, notwlth-
standing score of well-aimed muskets and pls'
tolls were shot at the ghostly disturbers of then
peace. One of the K. IS was cut off from his con-
freres, but by superior horsemanship and COO
courage he managed to get of untouched clear.
~ proving that he was ball-proof
The young ladies Of the Wesleyan Institute
were, of course, in state of high CONSERVATION
They need not have been, for it is our belief thai
if they had turned out en- nsasse with scissors and
bodkins they could have dispersed the whole
gang of rioters Seriously, we ask, will our cit
liens allow such disgraceful scenes to take plac,
in our midst? Night patrols should be organized
to regulate affairs and quiet the nerves of thu
timid The signs Of the times require that WI
should be on our guard. Where were Our polio
officers?
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-05-05
A PUBLIC CALAMITY,

many of our astonished readers will no doubt ask
Pay attention-you shall hear. The removal of
that wonderful .man-that interchangeable, ire
pressible ever-moving, Woodworking individual,
Fred Scheffer from our town, is heavy loss to
our community. He is whole team at putting
things to rights buying, selling, building, tear
ing down, repairing, farming, planting vineyards,
&c: He has been to our drowsy, inactive popu-
latlon what the Gulf Stream is to the Atlantic
he puts the whole mass to working and keeps it
moving. But he is going to leave us. He is 60
ing to the city of Staunton to right up things and
put the stagnant waters in motion. He is fitting
up the Virginia Hotel in splendid style, and will
conduct it upon magnificent scale He will not
circle, but the church of which he is an acknowl-
edged pillar" will lose one of its most energetic
members. Are we not right then, in saying that
the removal of such man from our midst is a
public calamity Woodstock Herald.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-05-05
For the Spectator.
TALLADEGA, ALABAMA,
March Goth, 1868.

Editors Staunton Spectator .f..4......s.s
DEAR SIRs :-Excuse the liberty ! take in
addressing the Editors Of q paper for which l
am not subscriber but wish to say some
thing about paragraph in the last Lexington
Gazette and Banner. The Editor Mr.. 5. d.
Letcher), in speaking of the election for the
Constitution of Alabama says: a large ma
jority of the people of Alabama stayed away
from the polls, and refused to vote at the rat
ifcation election. We hope the people Of Vir
ginia will not adopt this foolish precedent, etc. J"
| now propose to give the reason why the peo-
pie of Alabama stayed away from the polls at
the last election.
LIST. The so called constitution required that
majority of the registered votes be cast up
on it, and every man who failed to vote iessened
that majority, and did vote in fact against the
constitution. - - b.
End If they had voted, they would have ex-
cited spirit of resistance on the part OF the
negroes, who had an overwhelming majority in
the State, and they would have placed q con-
stitution over our heads that would have dis;
| franchised every honest man in the State, and
| we would have had miserable negro govern
| ment
3rd Hons L. f. Parsons, Alex. White,
Gen. Jas. II. Clanton and other distinguished
sons, and most profound lawyers, OF Alabama
advised the people to stay away from the polls.
4thly and lastly, we did not want to have
such miserable thing to govern US.
Yours truly, MONTTORIAL.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1868-05-05
STAUNTON LYCEUM.

On Friday night last, the following question
was discussed
fought the Liberty of the Press to be entirely
unrestricted in Republican Government
Messrs j. II. Skinner and A. M. Pierce spoke
in the affirmative, and Messrs. 7. Howe Peyton,
James Bumgardner, Jr., Bolivar Christian and
George Baylor in the negative DECIDED IN IN the
affirmative.
The following question will be debated next
Friday night:
''Does the law of rectitude require the seileI
and buver to communicate, each to the other, all
he knows affecting the value of an article on
sale?
Messrs Baylor and Hewitt will sustain the at
frmative and Messrs. Powers and Phillips the
neCativn