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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11
Lahor Re.SrIn league.

An adjourned meeting Of the Labor Reform
League was held on Saturday evening lag, At
Trades Assembly Hall.
Altar the minutes Of the previous meeting
had been read md approved the committee sp.
pointed 10 wait on The several candidates re-
ported In favor Of Mr. Daniel OHara for clerk
Of che RscordeEs Court
On motlon Mr.. o'F1ara. was declared the una
nimoas choice Of the Reform League for that
position.
The League then proceeded to fh up the va
cancias In the several wards, when the follow
ing gentlemen we're selected as candidates for
Aldermen.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

SHrPoARFxsTKR's AND CAULKER's NETTING
There win be public meeting Of the Shipear-
penter's and Csulksr's of Chicago, at 226 South
Clark street, on Thursday evening" April TO-.
All working at tie craft are invited to be pres
ent. BY order Of ihe Union
II Pr,.v C,r-,-,,.,,, ,s;tt,, Cs.y,-.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

A correspondent Of the st. Louis ReD.bli-
can writes
The disciples Of Izaak Walton need n,t
look for more Delighted paradise than "A
can find in Montana. TIE huge cat-fish and
those who swim with him the turbulent wa
tiers OF the larger screams abound in the laree
rivers OF the eastern part Of the territorv.
while every mountain brook and strsanle{
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11
TERMS or PAYMENT.

These lands offered at from s. to sl2 per
acre. with few tracts ct higher ngures) rated
cordng 70 quality and stations. The saes
during the past year have been 10 500 70 ASS
actual settlers The lands remaining unsod are Equal
in every respect 70 those already disposed Of.
These lands are sold on credit crfor cash deduc-
tion OF ten cent from the credit price made 70 those
who purchase for cash.
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Authorized Agents Tor The Advocate.
The following gentlemen are authorized
to act as Agents for The ADVOCATE. Any
moneys paid to them will be duly acknow-

AHV ASitV"ihS SontiouSH ara aubuJFlLeu
to act as Agents for The ADVOCATE. Any
moneys paid to them will be duly acknow-
lodged:
RicHLRD TREvRLLIcE, for state OF Michigan.
o. Is DAiLT. st. Louis DO
A. NJ LEoxLRp, Oberln, Ohio.
WI. J. JEssrP, New York City.
b. J. MCKPHF Baltimore, Nd.
q = ssEzGLEs, buffalo, ~ x.
\. p. hAPKs, Rochester, N. Y.
LAvKEkcE smrH, Fort Wayne, Ind.
X T. MAsrlS, Wilmington, Del.
=. THoRxE, Anboy, III.
J. HIKLsoS, Centralia, III.
VIZ. n. FOLLY, Lockpost, III.
VIZ. HARILRY, Bloomington Ill.
VIZ. RANsKrLL, Elgir, IN.
WV. B. HAcKAEY. Aurora, III.
DAVID CAsTEER, Rockford, Ill.
Jams DOYLE, Peoria, Ill
fKAxK HUDSON, Springfield, Ill
1HoEAs DELAxT, Sdlwaukee, wis.
JoRx TAILOR, Racine, Wis.
THos. MooEs, WATERFOWL, Wis
W. T. MARrIE, Whitewater. Wis
X II. RoDoLr, Quincy, Ill.
ALExAEpER MAssoE, Fondnlac, WIsl
PErER kARcH, Portage City, Wis
A. II. PoRTsA, Beaver Dam Wis.
JAMS McKIMM, Davenport, Iowa
J. g. MooRs, Dubuque, Iowa
y. J. SrAMfoH, Kankakee, Ill.
r. B. BAKR Houston, ex az.
jams BArcHEs, Louisville, Ky.
O. W. 0IHsoN, Norwich, Conn
wM. II. LzH, Richmond, va
WM. B. ILEs, Augusta. Ca
O. r. HKwIfF, Haupun, Wis
yoRH soHuHssLsRs Lafayette, Indiana
ycHs fEErEN, Mishawaka Indiana
GRo. WMHT, South Bend Ind
ABEL p. BoUTH, Laporte, Ind
JoHN WILKIsoN, Evansville Ina
J. H. TrRSEE, Logansport Ind
Q. IL. Vumsr, wheeling, W. Virginia.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

Ti.ose of orr subscribers who receive their
psners mar al X IN blue pencil, may accept it
a. notification that their subscriptions have
expired ana that unless renewed their papers
will b, stopped forthwith.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

MEcH4SIos' INSTITUTE A Getting o. the
Mechanics Institute will be held at Trades
Assembly Hall, on Wednesday evening, Ap.5
l4th, at s O'Clock As business * impo. lance
viii be brought before the body full attend
anee Of members is requested
IsA4c SPEEE President
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

iEsrKE N rHE REPUBuc INSURANCE CoHPANE
of Chicago
PAPER HANGINGs AND WINDOW SHADES
Latest Styles, at f. E. RIG BY's, 80 Randolph
street
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

Hall TO LrT.-The Trades Assembly Hail.
us South CLARK street, Is for rent seven nights
iE each month. For particulars inquire at the
ADvocArr Office.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11


THE FARCE or PRvtRY ELECTIONS We have
been informed by several workiugmeu, who
went to the polls last Wednesday afternoon, for
the purpose Of voting for Mr.. Cook, that their
votes We're rejected because they had the mis-
fortune 10 wear a blouse, aud that those who in
sisted upon exercising that privilege we're polite
ly helped out Of line BY policemen stationed
there for that purpose. Also that Mr. Calkins'
friends were allowed to vote unchallenged
while many Of them went in among the judges
ID deposit their ballots. The consequence of
this shameful swindling was tn t Mr.. Calkins
received the nomination in spite Of the wishes
Ga large majority Of the voters. The truth Of the
matter y these primary elections are beginning
TO stick in tie nostriIs Of all respectable men,
as they are controlled in many instances ~
pack Of worthless, brainless, broken down
hacks, who are strangers alike to honor and
honesty. II the First ward for example, four>or
i've men, mere adventurers, whom it would
puzzle to give definition either Of Republican
ism or Democracy, mani llate the whole mat
ter, and dictate who shall be selected and elected
aud scruple at no means to secure their ends !;
while in the fifth ward state of things exists,
which could be found in no place outside
Chicago.
Now the result of these proceeding are that
the best men in the community shrink from
passing through such an ordeal, and prefer re-
naming in the back ground to be party to the
fraud and blackmailing whiel alone can secure
their nomination. How long this state of affairs
shall continue remains to be seen, though it is
to be hoped that effective steps win be taken to
do away with the present iniquitous system, and
establish one which will allow full and free
expression Of public sentiment
As an important move win probably be made
tbs connection, next Saturday evening, we
nope the friends Of reform will turn ont in force
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11
FRUIT CROWN

An way Of making money out Of the soil Is in the
culture Of Fruit in Southern Illinois, The peach region
extends 200 miles North Of Cairo and from Il is supplied
to the markets Of all the cities the Upper Mississippi
and the Lakes the products Of the FIRST Of the OF
all kinds Of fruits and berries. Golden fortunes
being made from this business patience and industry
being the heavier portion u the capital required.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

RAscALIrY ~ The SEVENTH WARD.-Ihe most
glaring and barefaced trickery was resorted to
by the wire-pulling fraternity Of the seventh
Ward, il the primary election, yesterday, to
cheat Capt. Barrett previously nominated on
the workingmen ticket out Of the Democratic
nomination BY opening tie polls at Two o'clock
instead Of Four-the time specified in the off
cal notification, published for several day in
Chicago TINES OF course, neither he nor his
special friends, entrusted with the distribution
OF his tickets, supposed that they had any busie
ness at the beer saloon until the time author
tahyely announced hencs be forbade the issue
ing or depositing Of a single ballot until the le-
gal election day, when they might be taught a
sal utary lesson by the intelligent and ndepend-
ont workingmen and Democrats Of the ward
those who can neither Be bribed o. csjoled by
petty trieksters or dishonorable knaves, who
openly boast that their most potent agencies
are found IN the beer keg and whisky bottle.
IN addition to the transaction mentioned, hun
dreds Of denizens OF the sixth and eighth wards
were brought 70 the seventh, and returned to
their own wards, in time to be present at the
opening Of the polls, and "vote again for their
own men,
We have received Al interesting and scathng
communication f ON IN iueensed resident Of the
wasl hch we vii publish aekt week.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

MoaE NEW BLocLs-An elegant bleck e
&c ereeted sysThe First National BAnk, on the
southwest corner Of Washington aud State
streets. The work Of demolition Of the Old
frame structures, which are 70 give way for the
new building was commenced last Monday
morning.
Mr. Fullerton. the builder Of the Fullerton
block, has commenced clearing the ground at
No. lis South Water street, preparatory to the
erection Of large, i've story brick buildng, Of
50 feet front and depth Of As feet. 1t is to be
used for Wholesale stores, viii cost shout $685.
600, and viii Be finished early in May.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

and taxes lower than In any other State Churches and
schools Of all grades abound throughout SITS length and
breadth.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11
The Title 10 these Lands In Clear.
and I'm Fee. Simple from the
state.

Coal IL found in great abundance, and furnished at
the lowest RATS OF transportation. Lumber u obtained
from Chicago, and the forests Of Southern Illinois,
well as from those bordering all the streams Gram 10
shipped in bulk fram all stations, thus saving the
penss and trouble Of baggng.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11
! Special Fruit Express Train
REFRIGERATOR CARS

runs 70 Chicago leaving Southern Illinois every evening
During the berry q daily average cars
we're received, and the peach crop supplies from fifteen
70 twenty cars, of about 500 boxes each every
morning, to the Chicago market alone.
800 900 land suited to the growing OF fruits
and the finest wheat are yet for sale.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

GLoBE assurances CoNPASY.--This favorte
and well known Life Insurance Company, repre-
sented in this city BY &cssri. NckindleY and
Lockwood, s one to which we can conscientious
~ cali the special attention ofour readers. The
Inducements offered are Of no ordinary charac-
ter, while the working classes Of all
Others are those who should avail themselves
OF them. The office is at l20 "a Sale street
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

stand movement IS on foot to have gener II
mass meeting of all the trades in the city at az
early day, for she purpose Of pladging to each
other an honest and earnest support in all diff.
olIties which may arise during the coming
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

Having sgzin taken possession OF bis Office occupied
In his absence by Or. Z. b. Clark would intimate to his
old Patrons that he is prepared at all hours attend
professional calls a PHYSICIAN, OBsTRICIAN and
SURGEON, aud hupes by strict attention to business
successful treatment and moderate charges to merit
patronage.
p. S.-Special attention paid 10 treatment Of old
standing, chronic diseases of all kinds.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11
GARDEN STATE Of AMERICA.

Hha well known fact that while only about one-hfth
OF the abe acres Of Illinois are yet under cultivation,
agricultural products already exceed those Of any
other State Ths wonderful fertility the SOIL yielding
such bounteous returns the hosbandman for his labor
tue machinery extensively used In reducing the cost
Of production, and the small expense to the produce y
the transportation Of hs products to Market all nblne
farming In HIN . safe, and profitable
pursuit.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

DIR. J. W. PoLAND's
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
RS now offered to the afflicted throughout the
IL country, after having been proved by the test
Of thirteen years In the New England States,
where its merits have become as well known AZ the
tree from which, In part, 1t derives its virtues.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
RES
Sore Throat. Colds, Coughs, Diphtheria,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, snd Pull.
monary Affections generally. It 10
Remarkable Remedy for Kidney
Complaints, Diabetes, DiihcuIty
Of Voidinq Urine, Bleeding
from the Kidneys and Blad.
der, Gravel, and other
Complaints.
(Ffom tAe Boaon JownaiS
BosTos, Jan. n, 1864
PoIAxD's WHITE PINE COMPOUND. - After
having given Il thorough trial, We can confidently
recommend PolGHdrs White Pine Compound rs
very valuable article for the Of colds, coughs
and puimonie complaints generally. In saEeRal
seses. have known II to give prompt relief when
all other remedies which had been tried Ind failed
1t is article, which, in a climate 50 promotiye a.
sudden and severe colds as is that Of New England,
ought to be In every family; and We are sure that
those who obtain it, and give Il fair trial. win
not thereafter be willing to be without It.
A AVAILABLE MEDICINE - DR.. P0ldads Whaie
Pine Compound, advertised in our columns, is Euc
cessfl attempt to combine and apply the medicinal
virtues Of the White Pine balk. II has been thor
onghly tested by people In this city and vicinity
and the proprietor has testimonials TO It's valne
from persona well known 70 our citizens. We rec
aomInehd its trial in MI those cases o. diseast V
WHICH Il u adapted It ID for sale BY al our drug
eists.- N. Y. Isdepmdens
The JFhife Pine copposad II nc~ sold in every
part Of the United States and British Provinsess
PREPARED At rHR
EKw-EEGLAED HoTkNIc DEPOT.
BOSTON, MASS.
GDAM0N u co.. Preprtssees.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

The meeting then adjourned TO meet next Sa-
turday evening at eight O'Clock, at the same
place.
r. J. BARRErT, Secy.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11
THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE

WIN 90 exactly all family and tailoring on Dmn and
The same machine. The strong and firmly mninhma
their notiOns are Al Positvethers springs
- out o. ordsr-whs for strength, 1arnpaiify -
beauty Of design IL will bear, and invita- mnnmugnr~
with any or al other machines
- Applicants for Agency should encluse Stamina
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11
THIS INSTITUTION Is
Exclusively a Savings Bank
NO OTHER BUSINESS Is TRANSACTED.

omes Asars. rom 10 q n 20 p. N. Also, frum
p.m- 20 D. Saturdays
IntereBs ID tina rate Of Nm p~ cemf psr Mnnum a naA
On Al sums VI Five Dollars and upwards
Married women and minors rlay deposit In their own
names, Cor theiE own use only.
New deposits WI commenes Go draw intarngs On Aha
tine deposit.
repostcrw the cltv mann remlfhw~aw
pge8 " by
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11

noiseles and can be used when quiet IN nscsrumrv m
vel 10 the aiek-chEmber in the workrOom ThWT an
no dresses the machinery being a the TOD on M ~
Die VIII sew over the heaviest peams or from onp ~
more thickness OF goods, without skipping uttaMaa
breaking threads or requiring change in tensions
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11
THE FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE

Not euy makes the lock stitch but .hrse others vhth
ior ert1 "a kinds 81 work much superior sEp.calIv
Wfs- elasticity required, and j the only n aehpe
- iaatens the end u each seam securely Ana da.a N
nne-foarth the tfineit can b done By hand
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1868-04-11
SEWING MACHINES.

The Florence Il the only machine extAnt having A re
versoe Iced which enables the operator to sew other
70 tne right or - 80 pleasure, and the only machine
the fabric ~ NJ
The New York herald., 1868-05-20
rOsT OFFICE NOTICE.

)OSr OFFICE NOTICE.
The aas Frrorc viii be despachsi nom ihls 9alee
rucsiay, fhur day and SATURDAY, cnsa4 ~ II yclck'
n0on and 9 stations apd H. II 40; G. q ahd D. ll25i
nud =, u l0 ard ti at ~ O'Clock A. II.
~ ~ g JAMES NELLY, r. ~
The New York herald., 1868-05-20

A GREENE, i9S EIGHTH AvEEc:,, CORNER Oi
"a Twentieth street. Is now offering the best selected stoci
OF Furniture Bedding IN the market at less than b
procured elsewhere All goods warranted and delivered
free.
The New York herald., 1868-05-20

J>ROOKLYN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TERESA.
ID ADELA!DE RISToRI'S FAREWELL IN AMERICA.
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY %, ONLY TIME
of Cam0letti's celebrated drama, SOR TERtSA,
SISTER TERESA OR ISABELLA sUfREZ.
New scale OF prices Admission, 81 Reserved Seats 30
cents extra Family circle, 90 Ticket Office ew York.
Peters nsc store lyS broadway and BROOKLYN Academy
The New York herald., 1868-05-20

CANvAssTRs WANTED, FOR ADVERTISEMENT
" In widely circulating fncdium men used ~ The woI
make so week. Apply j. 7. Lloyds Map Bureau
cortanct NJ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-25

TIM 4 llbr rtef bds Sianal (2--1) BIZ
Sanger 5uiammen unp nnter DIRECTION bee
grof. Chs. 2enfdpp fpurben @respr'6
Overwhelmingly" @enee's yGebet" unb 3ba.
rcr's DGebet Der Grpe" SprBetra9en. Die
Sanser paren In Spaer 3abl M unb gar
berrltG flang oa1 ceutihe eiep 81 unS ber'
uber, bic Saufenbe, ben &rciS umeebeneen
.3npDrer III raii6enpem Setfaas be0eiitsrnp.
cJm YarFc.
Gin reyes ecben brrrfdtc bis fpGt Nad,is
I'M Ydrfe. Nahmittae5 itieg her SaIcn pes
Yrcf. Qtabt in bic 9bte, Sarrp Qeslte mi
Iapemptieae Geleftine gdben auf cem Seils
ibrc balsbreherifAen 8unititlde sum 9eien,
ba5 W~oripnetten unb Gaiperle-S keater spaen
9rcbe S1aaren bon Msu9ierisen an. &bcntf
: pibrenb Der pra6tppGen S%Quminatipn
bes YarfeS-sab es Diprlma, gprlleaunaen,
abermaltaeS 8efteigsn bes Seites purd pesli,
nrp M1pempt,elle Gtleflne, gptildbe Npiih,.
ten, Jeuerperf ,c. Der Ydrf fab pie ein
grpeer Sempel alls, benz aud bic Seen ntbl
feblten. 5aaptfhen fang bie Multi ,abl-
reiher Gbbre, IN 8 DBen Saate unS I'm
Ghtebbauie rpurbe ipafer rurauf los aetdn,t
unb Der pSreuee iNGner @%Dlterfunfend bolfc
alerprts e~e;itntet.
Nm ben BUFFERS mar eS unsep6bnlih lc.
benot9 une bic Serren @irtbe ti,d,ten rae
Bette 1ut, I'M bic &unsen Sulrieeen AL itel
let. SprtuaG's aempsl e~rfreute litb sabl
rftpeil ~3uirrude5 unp muir ySentae. bic sort
ppflpratsn, stnseu lser an 9reilen aus.
SIN Jarten bcs Narfcsi
100 ipe5tell be Srembm TOR Saup. quarter
habst, bsrrftbte e~benraIs reses eebei. @1s
Mcr9enS bic Suite Fort etnsD9en unb Quar-
itsr nabnten, irrlh Capt. Werees BON Mep
yort lsihe ueberraldsans iber bic iiA ieirtrn
@u9e sarbtetensen Ssrrltdfetten aus. Gr
Babe eaS 9remer SAtBenfet beluHt nnt brei
Sabre lang Deutlhlarp bereti't, aber Nidie
aeleben, rua5 benz Bal.imprer yarle ais
S6dsentpf 3ur Seite geteat tparren Tonne.
Sauytmanr, 8eene erptperte earauf anb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-25
Ser 9eHti5a GarrripouOent.
@nltinlpre, Is. slnanft INle.
9lus z, uibiuntpn.


SO in 8 IN II, "a. AUgulf.-@cbs
reren SIIttsrn ;utrl9e tit Elm 3e1er, Der
ais grte I'm @lutt pes Gpurant.& omptrpl-
lers a~ngeitclt mar, sDr einiacn Otpnaten
arrettrt, atet nod ntdyt pertGrt tporecn.
Ssnu Ne2er bat, pic e6 ldtrnt, rtt 0dlten
Natiou1lbanfnpisn, cie usut'& nit actdih~
ten llpterihriften I'M Tcrftbl uIbienn ljnr,
In nmldUf Beicet. Ger &n9c'4uIntate be-
fdnb li0 in elmer SnQIH9 in fer ibm
Yadete uro 9lnpel Spu NDtcn 1nSrytrdut
tpurcen, bic fir eie Rdtipnalbanten bettnnt
paren; man irbte In Der Stat 70 oiel Ger~
trauen IN ieaGn Wenihen, RAP man trgenc
tpelde tt 9imte befinpiihen tptrtbpplen
0tt9t ieiner Sbbut cine 9eoentn tlbst-
l1fen habtn ipiirpe. Sie 9tIt'cnalb1nt"
nptcn, bic er 0eitptlen baben lpu, ir1relt
ale dNt, mr. iplrCn Tie NOD utht NIT eer
llnterldbriit res Nrdiioenten NIB ee5 edt
fterS beriCnilen 9ant %perieben, tir Die man
lie betimmt Bate. Ntan iAuIbt9t nun rem
gteocr an, edF CT bic l~lntcrIhrtften lener
8edrten nlhsCma6t uno duf ben p0n
tbn auSoC1ebcucn Notcn acfdilht bat. Ger
gertdt. fdB 6ie Rdttpn1lbanten babel pcr-
fieren ncreen, lit unrldtip. 2ieleitCn Der
l,crcn YItd,tS, rrnN ie batrn rte Ncten
IlUI tltFfNItNkHI wv Nv NtIlpglNh lpuAINHI
aud linp nteielbm nt6t eurh bic Inter.
fartftta Der 81nfbe1mtsn ccrttfStrt. Ott
8eaterun8 Sptrr ben 9anSen Setra5 ppN
$l7,500 Sertiercn miiien. Settpem Der Nn,
0eidulptlte aus rem Bureau beS Gpurant'
GrmptrOlrrs e%ntlaiIen wurbe, 1T aub fem
cinSi0c Npte mebr obtdneen 9ctpmmcu
Tptaenbe8 it Der pffi5teae 9eriGt tter Ri
geltpbienen 9iDten:
Sim Ia. Cent 1854 mnrbe zinc $40
9fote BEL Grlen N~atipnalb0ut Scu @Cru II
S1tnpts I'M Bureau pe5 GoUtptrplsrs Der
mtbt, alh lietsn $20-9irten anperer Net
1ider 9nnten. SIM Sabr 1866 puree Elm
src6e &tjabl Iotrn begietben @ertb9rSG
Scrntibt. Sm Sauuar 1867 tarten Notco
int 98ertb sUn $4,000 fir bic Tatipnal5T
gu gpnn in NdIdduictt5 dbbancen. Aut
Dermtbt man cm @dfst mt Nrten Der
thisecner @ertbar66en in 8etrda Bon $l2,
900. RE Der Gylten gfatipnaloant pCn Ser
feYrGttY letpren."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-08-25

- Nu5 Mtfliflippt miro gentelpet, bab Nc>
ger, ipelhf Htdt5 nit ben ,Gaetfalen" st
t9ul, baben modem, ptelfld,en gerfelsun9en
au5gelsBt iperben.
Bel Glerdnort1, Ga, ipurbe neuti6
cine WafenperIammluna farb'ger 0emptra
ten a~bgebdl.en, bel YelAer iiber 1000 Eur
$500 9eripten ~9e9enpdrtta waren.
- Die raetfale y@djette" bon Sort @d9nc
fagt in tbrfr lesten SretragSnurnmer : y lie
Neser iino Stel cher gum Sttmnten berthtist,
ais bic etnaepanterten Oeutiffn, penn bic
Neser ptrtteben bod bic en9ltlae Ssrafe,
pdbrcnb bic meiiten Oeutlden fem Dori
Gnaltih leien ibnnen."-Ia renlt man raD
bitale v@let6btrehtt9un9."
- Das ,repubiifaniiGe Gcntrdi- Gcmite"
tn @aitinatDn ldet iida argebltd,e Sertdtc
Iber slnitiae GueiiGien aus Reip , gorf,
Matnt unp Y%rnnipIpanien j%ueeben, bic cS
bann ietner 9artst rltttbellt, I'M ibr frllter
Nutb %ein3uFpBen.
= Sn Srpa yfumpen" Gr>9'eup. Stonr,
@sn.r Inpalt B'GpnnEr, Gen. 6arldn unp
Gram Shpfeib; fir Wtdtgan limb Sen.
2psan, Gcp. Stanton, Gen. 98abe, Sarlan
uitp gresfpen cn9agtrt.
w ptttuNNL Nio pttltltiilt IVY SplpNll
Wepterlrn ais Ganptpat fir BEN Senat mir
9enniplSanten an Steae 9utalep'5 f9u,
rem piro.
= Der nN..y. Serdlb" iaat In fetner Trct,
i%asSnunmer, cab int Sale Der Grpd6lung
@esmour'5 Nttts tpeiter, ais cine @tcrce'lfc
8erpaltuna ~ ertparten iet. - gSenn absr
Grant erfpdblt ypGrpe, mas tann ?!2
- Sen. 0p8an BAT in MRaine II IPat &C.
fprc&sn mo sept pieie @e6e Slnpts ,ab.
%itunpen.~
&ifter 6cleY aus %@enniplsanien
.fumpt" in Mthigan, Gen. Sarnstpprtb in
Satnpts. nnp Seirnpfn rpirper in @aine.
- GreeSCup. Denniion bon Sttp 1T 10.
ebsn bon europa s%uriifgefetrt anb tefiei0t
bieler Sage In tenent Staate ben yStump."
Die Spfcner SPOT" ~bcbauptet, bab in
alabdmd bic Democratic eine Maipritdt bon
10000 @etbcn unp 10000 Regern BADEN
spttp. D15 @eiammtsptum tpirb gegen
10000 betra9en.
Die Senpfraten i'm 8. W'Gcuri>1 ii,
itr'ttf babsn hen @en. Sas. y. @ieGGrinid
fur ben een9reb nDnlirtrt.