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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07
THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.

Pursuant to the call Of the Executive Com
mittee, the National Convention of the Dem
ocratic party, assembled in New York on Sa-
turday last, the 4th inst. We have delayed
the issue Of our paper, that we might be able
to present our readers with some of the pro-
ccedings of the Convention. At II o'clock
the Convention was called to order by Hon
AUGUST BELMONT, the Chairman of the Ex-
ccutiye Committee, who delivered a spe ech
Of welcome, from which we make the follow
ing extract =
Gentlemen OF the Convcntion-It is my privilege
to-day to welcome YOU here in this ha H. construct
cd with so much artistic taste and entercd to you
by the time -honored Society of Tammany. well
Goddess of Liberty by her stanchest defenders and
most fervcnt worshipers. welcome you to this
good city OF New York, the buwark of democracy
which has rolled back the surging waves of radi-
caiism through all the storms of the last eighty
years; and welcome you, gentlemen, TO our En-
publican lnisrule by majority of nearly $4,000
votes. and which claims the right to lead the van
guard of victory in the great battle to be fought
next November, for the preservation of institu
lions, our laws and our liberties.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Beln'ont's speech,
the Convention effected temporary organi-
cation by calling Gen. Henry s. Palmer, of
Wisconsin, to the Chair. A Committee Of
one from each State was then appointed on
permanent organization, when the Convention
adjourned ov er until Monday.
On Monday the Convention ro-assembled,
and Ex- Governor HORATIO SEYMOUR,
of New York, was chosen as permanent Pre-
sident, when the Convention again adjourned
until o'clock, at which time it was expect
cd the balloting would commence.
In the list of officers we notice that Hon
Robert Y. Conrad represents Virginia as one
of the Vice Presidents, and William D. Cole
man, as secretary; from West Virginia, John
w. Gallagher is Vice President, and Carlos
A. Sperry, secretary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07
From the Cleveland (ohiO) Herald. June 2oth.l
Terrible Disaster.
Collision Betreen the Steamer Morning Sta,
and tie Bark Several LiUes
Lost and a Number Missing
Scenes and Incidents.

We are called upon to record most APP
palling disaster, by which a steamer and bark
were sunk, and several lives lost. The fine
steamer Morning Star, Captain L. r. Viger.
running in the Michigan Central Railroad
line between Cleveland and Detroit, left this
port Saturday night about half past 10 o'clock,
having on board some thirty-three cabin pas
sengers, a number of emigrants, and q sew
OF thirty weight. The night was very dark
and heavy, though the wind was not blowing
hard and the lake was comparatively quiet
After being out about two hours, and when
some thirty miles on her way to Detroit, the
Star came in collision with the bark Court
land, of Sheboygan, Captain Lawton, bound
to this port with cargo of iron ore. The
steamer struck the bark about forty feet from
the stern, crushing the bow of the boat, and
causing her to sink in from ten to fifteen min
rtes. The vessel was also so badly damaged
that she sank in about an hour. The pas
sengers on the steamer had nearly all retired,
and the sinking of the boat occurred so soon
after the collision that little time was allowed
for preparation, and all were forced to take
to the water as they were, many of those saved
having only their night dresses on. As soon
as the collision took place, Capt. Yiger or
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07

From the Baltimore papers of yesterday
we CLEAN the following with retire nee to the
action Of the Convention on Monday:
New York, July 6, 1868.
The proceedings of the Convention to-day
have been of a general character, and in nc
manner whatever Indicative of preference
for any candidate. The report of the As
ISOLATED Press will give you clear synopsis
Of its action.
The speech of Governor Seymour was re-
ceivcd with hearty and continual acclama-
ton.
Many resolutions we're offered some of
which were adopted and others referred to
the proper committees. Among those adopt
ed were resolutions approving the Amnesty
Proclamation of President johnson of July
18th by unanimous vote, and approving the
able, impartial and di@nifcd conduct of Chief
Justice Chase in the impeachment trial
The main feature Of the proceedings was
the reception of the committee from the Con-
vcntion of Union Soldiers and Sailors, head
ed by Gen. Franklin, Gen. Slocum and other
distinguished officers.
The speech of General Ewing, Jr., was
frequently interrupted with the most rap
turous applause. lie said he was ready to
take BY the hand the Southern Generals who
were present in the Convention, and to re-
cognizo as political enemies only those who
were attempting to overthrow the Constitu-
tion of the country.
At the conclusion of his address the Con-
vention rose and gave three hearty cheers,
General Wade Hampton was then loudly
called for from the galleries and other parts
Of the hall, but did not respond.
4 motion was made by Mr.. Eaton, Of Con-
necticut, to reconsider the vote adopted in
she morning postporing the nomination of
candidates until after the report e the Com
mittec on Resolutions.
y motion to lay this on the table was d.
teatcd by large majority, and the motion to
reconsider adopted.
Skirmishing then ensued by motions to
adjourn, on which the vote was called bv
States, and without coming to direct vote
the Convention adjourned.
Several motions were made to adopt rule
that majority should nominate, but they
were ruled out Of order by the President, on
the ground that the report of the Committee
on Organization, covering the two thirds rule
bad been adopted.
The situation in regard to candidates re-
mains unchanged. The Pendleton men are
still sanguine, and have hopes of bringing
over the Pennsylvania delegation to his sup,
port
1t is said to night that General Blair vii
receive larger vote than was expected Hall
of the Missouri delegation will 90 for hin
and some Southern States.
The Maryland delegation met this morning
and authorized their Chairman to cast on first
ballot four and a-half votes fer Pendloton and
two and one half for Andrew johnson.
The attendance at the Convention to-day
was immense, much greater than on Saturday
Balloting will commence to morrow.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07

A RELIC.-From the Register we learn
that in taking down the corner of the Luthe>
ran Church of Shepherdstown, preparatory to
uniting the new with the oldwall, it was found
necessary to remove the corner stone. In
struetions were given the workmen to remove
it carefully, with its precious contents undis>
turbed, to some place of safety. But it seems
our grand-fathers were somewhat careless !;
for there was no lid to the excavation, conse-
quently when the stone Immediately over it
was removed the contents were exposed. In
formation vas Immediately given to the Pas
tor and building COMMITTEE, who upon re-
pairing to the spot, found the sqntents to con-
sist of walnut box almost turned to dust by
decay. All the documents had turned to
black dust. All that remained was medal
of Washington; a half dollar of the coinage
of 1895 (the year in which the corner stone
was laid j spanish coinG24 cents) of the
date 1925, and silk string undecayed.-
These precious relics will be carefully pre-
served and deposited in the new corner stone.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07
WM. A. MoRaAN.

w NJ. IA. bOHGAN.
Capt. list Va. Cavalry.
In hiring his minor son as food for the bull
lets Of Federal soldiers, was Capt Smith ''oo1-
qntariLy giUiag aid, comfort or assistance to
persons engaged IN armed hostility against lie
United ,States?" This question VIC leave ev>
cry candid voter to answer for himself we
think the matter is thus placed before the
public in light that renders further COM
ment unnecessary.
As an associate of the Captain on the Leg
islative ticket, the Convention has given US
Van Ambarg Undcrdonk His antecedents
as a Union man are susceptible of nvestisa-
ton, but we cannot examine them at length
this week.
The present diminutive prosecutor, the in
Irritable Stubs, has been groomed for anoth
er race, whilst Mr.. George w Chase is made
the candidate for Recorder
The greatest bone of contention, was the
place on the ticket for Assessor. The faith
fulness of High-over- Anthony Turner in do
ing the mean and dirty work of the party,
entitled him to compliment, and he got the
nomination. The last office to be filled was
that of County Treasurer, z. Butt took the
ring for this position,
In winding up its proceedings, the Conven-
ton adopted the following resolution =
Resolocd, That our delegates to the Lcgis>
lature now nominated, as well as our Senators
are hereby instructed to vote for Governor
A. l. Foreman for U. S. Senator in place of
the renegade 2. G. Van Wrinkle, whose term
of office expires on the 4th day of March,
1869.
AS old Father Richie used to say, Nous
vcEronS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07
THE LATEST.

Up to 10 o'clock tonight, TUESDAY only
Two kilograms had been received at the Office
in this town. The first stated that Pendlc-
toms vote on the first ballot was lis. The
second represented him to be still ahead, but
did not state what number of ballots had been
taken. Under the two-third rule adopted by
the Convention. 212 votes are required to
make nomination. Up to the hour of adj
tournament to-day, Chase's name had not been
Drought before the Convention.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07
COUNTY, CONVENTION.

The Democratic Conservative Voters of'tho
different Townships of the County of JeHer-
son, arc notified to appoint Delegates to attend
a Convention to be held in CHARLES
TOWN, at IL O'Clock, on SATURDAY, the
25th day of this month, for the purpose Of
nominating candidates for the County Offices
t. NJ. BEETHOVEN,
Il. w. Wilson,
S. V. WANTS,
j. V, SEMMoNs,
g. T. HARRISON,
GEORGE MURPHY,
A. NUNNAMAKER.
ErecuttUe Comn.sUec.
rnlr III 1868
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07
MARRIED.

On thu goth OF juno. at Trinity NJ F. Church,
South. Baltimore by the Rev. Charles Hall, Or. J.
w. CAMERON, of this place, TO Mrs. MARY {.
WILLIAMS, Of MoOrofield. Hardy cou nty. w. Va i.
Near Russellvillc, Kentucky on tho 18th of prir.
by Rev. James Lamb. MIR. II G. HERNDO to Mics
SUE NJ. REYNOLDS, daughter OF Capt. JACOB W.
Reynolds, formerly of Shepherdstown.
On the Ilth of June. at St. Barnabus Church, by
Rev. q p. Stryker in Baltimore. DR.. N. ID. BAKER.
of Shephcrdslown, 10 Miss MARY DUKEHART,
daughter of the late Henry DukehOrt, of Baltimore.
At the residence Of the brides father in Middle
way, this county, May 18th, by Rev. G. G.. Baker
Mr.. ia MES S. SMITH to Miss RACHAEL. ANNIE
P TURNER. both OF MiddlewRy. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07
AMNESTY PROCLAMATION.

President Johnson Issues Generat Amnes-
ty Proclamation, Excepting only s:Such
Persons as may be under Presentment or
Indictment in any Court of the United
States having Competent Jurisdiction upon
charge Of Treason or other Felony"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07
REhraTous NorIcE

Providence permitting, there will be preaching
at Summit Point on Sunday, July -, 1868, at iOt
O'Clock in the forenoon, and also preaching in the
afternoon of the same day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07

& The mail route between Shepherds,
town and Boonsboro, Md, has been discon.
tinued The mail for Sharpsburg, Nd, now
goes by Rail to Keedysvile.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07

The Union Pacific Railroad COMPANY
is about to build hotels, ranging in cost from
$4,000 to $4,000, at Cheyenne, Laram lie,
North Platte, and Green River.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07
TO VOTERS.

T HEREBY respectfully announce myself an
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR THE
ASSESSORSHIP
OF Jefferson County at the election md pledge
my best c1rts to discharge the duties Of the office
if elected. Id. POTTERFIELD.
July Z, 1868.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07
1873 ACRES OF
D g I f eF on La d,
FOR SAT,R


THE undersigned. desiring to discontinue farm
\ ing. will offer for EaIe privately, lo farm on
which he resides, loca ted the Potomac river.
two miles East OF Shepherdstown, in the county OF
IeticT2on. The tract contains
One Hundred and Fifty-Three Acres
ofLAND, in fine State Of cultivation. and under
good fencing. The Improvements consist ola
GOOD FARM DWELLING HOUSE,
a SwIsHER BARN, and ether OUT AzA
BUILDINGS, in good rapatr9 The farm "a fftT11
well waterHd, and il there fs ne Spring llIll1
of Mineral Water, believed by good judges 10 con-
tain superior medicinal properties
THE FRUIT ON THIS FARM
ReS Is unsurpassed by any in the county, and en-
~ braces every variety uguaf to this climate
The Orchard is young and thrifty one, and
now in full bearing. Besides, there arc SEVENTY
YOUNG TREES on the place. SsI o0t IaSt Fall -
The growing crOps on the land, and the wheat
being harvested. Will attest its ProduetiveHCss.-
Detached from this land, but Sufficiently near 10
receive attention, have field Of ~ ACRES, which
can be purcbaEed with the above tract II desired.
Having determined 10 sell, because feel too old
to continue its cultivation saiisfactorFIy. offer this
land at the low figure of $50 PER ACRE. Taxing
into consideration its
ACCESS TO MARKET, ITS PRODUCTIYESRSs,
and its IMPROVEMENTS and FRUIT. this farm
is the cheapest, and OF the desirable in the
county. Persons wishing TO purchase call and
examine the land, address at ShepheFdstogn.
July Z. ls6s-tL SAMUEL LIcRLIDER. !.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07

S. Smith has been this day accepted as sub
stitute for three years for the aforesaid Rob-
ert l.. Osbourn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07
AN NOUN EMENT rs
For COMPRESS

We authorized to announce GEORGE NJ
HOWARD, of Jefferson County. Candidatc,.at
the approaching election, for Congress from the
9ud oESe,lSssonal District of West Virgipia-suh-
ject to the deciso of the Democratic Conservative
Convention to be held at Grafton the 18th of july
June 30. 1868.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07

l certify that the above mentioned James
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-07-07
LATER.

From the Baltimore papers of yesterday,
We CLEAN the following with reference to the
action of the Convention on Monday:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
Csoup. Scpnour.

utica, RS, ID. Sui. - @cus. Ses-
ntpur Tt ttuts bier In fetnsm Se'mattsorte
anselanst, unb purpe BON ieuen Wttbarsern
auf bic sntbu6afttidefe Wstie empfaneen.
De Teutripetr mar In garatt ausgsiildt
Die gldsseu tpebttn bon dlcn !eduftrn, Wu-
iitecrps pieiirn, unb unsr ben, fenltdpen &c,
ldutc Der @lcdfn unb rem Dcnner rer 8a'
npnsn btelf Der Trdirtnifbafts>Ganriedt Der
Oemctat;t fsinen GiDus. Die unsebsure
Wsna psgrib.f ion NIT ridtt tneen mcden-
ben Sotte une unsebeurem SubeI. Hihter
Denis bielt bic Gmpfanssrete AM yabntcir,
uup Rapcr Spriass cine 3peite nor
y9csas' Sotet," 100 Sous. Sesmcur antislt,
unr ron reiI;u Ysrrpn er in psnisen. abcr
ber,lttn @crtsu Der BeriammIuns ieincn
titfBefltltrn Danf flr tieie 8uneaebuna
alacme'ner Snmpatbie une ets Sfentlihtn
Dertrdutns ausiprah. -........ ..
te Netfe 8pus. Sspmpurss BON albdnp
tttrter slih enem 3rtumYt,ube; duf isrcr
Sinlicn tpurhe fsin Wassrn pon ber iu5eln,
en- Mrnse umrinst pne CT ter3lidt tsSrabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15

anaeIanst MAR, neil bic bamdlIscn f6lnii6cn
Serbalmtht ale Communication NIT Sol.
lamb unterbrphen baten, ea6 brmnab cdS
@eIe ntdbt abae(enbet mprecn mar uno tcmit
nod intmrr tu erteben iet.
Sb9leth nun eoh pteeer manherlet oe
gen icld,e Nnnaeme Rrab, 10 pcaic GjttrS.
berg rod alic alaubrn, unb ie mtbr er iber
Die Nn9rleJentett ndhead,tc, ie feltr flblte
sr I'D, In ltinsm Denten beltarft unb ictn
gntfhlub laup enpltdb felf, na6 SCaaue III
rrtlea une ais Grbe gSerner's bic 9rpGr
Summe etniafaflirsn.
(isOrtitVupa frlst.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
NORTH
anO prnnlyluanilbr Gi(rnbabn


Die rNlprthcrn 9tntrdl"s unp rgtnniulcaHiite 6ttn'
babu 1T tie tlrelt yrie Rab ben pttltben une nprt'
wer.iben SldltR; bic 3ase eeristen GrrsttGn 9bsdRr
"a ne ptltSburs g5tuneru irattr ais bic 3uas tDslp
tiner dneerp Sabn,
DIE auErdrteur ptrttn init eei 5tnefIG1tn btt6r,
trrt uue gentstsu ale Sfquemlihlsr ns Sdrrtett
0lttleuten utertdupt. Die Bdsspns unS nit Sis.
p1ier rertten ne ratrcnp ecs ltuers duf tds arBt'
pebmie erpdrmt, he's Satbt5 crleudlti,
Die Scmpaante bat rS lid lur teCnteren UuiBdbe
pcmdht bur 0errdgc une uebereinIemmen nit dnbsrn
Satnen has een RsenieR p lditBe iacbiela eer UaS,
gcns 81 eriplreu.
Das GepGd her gaiTaasrs Geter paTaesr bat 100 ib
tret) Nire nit etnitben iulcn nab etm SetimmunRscrl
tetcrter ure hei gcrBnl efr safur ertditeneN Aars
aleid nlh aniuu hes 3uges pttr aud lpiter, IL ndd
hem es sewmiibt wire, abRelistrrt.
Olrlenre. ee irRert Cintn @Emh CUR Ssi6pfrrs boben
ilne eriut cltc5 lrlrrt tem Gcneutteur pesr rarnb
fnen aReera geamten mtiubeilen unb lue dNt Be-
dmsR Rer Scmpasne iHT lOTUrtiee aDPulfr pcranppr-
lid
Die Eabrpree nb tGsrr ais bic irsenb tiutr dntcrn
SaGn nnrrbGlb her Der. Stdden ME bic fsssnbe Ens
'Itiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
Scadlcn.wrrtb tiir ,}cNrrmann!
;, 4eprid ac0cuicitiQc Srdnfcn-1tu'
tcrfntMHoe 0elcllfebaft."
Nlanri, CtntuctS
gtorta, sGmris.


pitic Gselftafi IdNr IN tru crftu is gtrunter tt.
tsits uber 5000 Dta,tttg, IJHit Utsr 10000 leaars
an ptdutt aus, rat nm en- WrspiAdtttrImeSrn vt
trtd SIS zoo an Sare rue pIe tts ftubdtt unt
rctlI rrrPattt.
Bur cine etrin3t iibrubt Gm,dtuup trb6l ttu
trtraniits UitNttt etrs IT 6CUt IT d. UniUhhturs
ven s he 30 TeuarS ine oupt=etm wsTtm In ctrrtt'
dusR tCR ItHttrbltGttRtu l0J AcueTS Jar tif @tutt
eun1 b 4 auStUatlt, rem ties w ter JtTotnticL
teantta9f WITH tteR'u Nrt TN trirdnrn ft tttltatr
RtaItten frtie lGt gftdntiuHa mt ire -
NtsRn eerdbrI. SttCr Nfturtt uHt lclttt
Mann rtsr 2rau spu 10 b5 ~ Satrtn Town Yiilalii
ttitr prtlibaiiltn YtItnida't rt-ttH Wan rtutt ~
AT ltR uRtryttdncitn GcuurGl NFCHtsn.
Sr. Il. NJ. Gdmiet,
Pain,ere, VI. .5, Merit Attttrtdfr.
echI.gasnl in SiItmcn' 9r. Neeipb 9Senet'
roth C6rtr.7 oYlp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
@utlden! ,NutIdlem!

Der unteIstinntit bat BE srrBtt pnb tett NnSwab
elesaner smtfd,en eiasnsn 8abrfats In her Stabt !.
autn prt,Geh serratbia. aer ene 1utfte rraud mir
Is In, eanen sntreds nie tereusn peaa er bel mir sor
fpra,, Sa Id aessn Uaarssip pter gut nepirte Deds
ausnetmenb btais ptrfauie. .- ....-.s. %
(Dei1s.1S) xDm. MeUann. Rr. SO, Saf -Garar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15

Berusr wsretn Gpntrate abssitlrIsu fir Dampfa ,nS
StScihte fur lub ppr Gnalanr unp Drutihlanp.
SeDellhif5 pa1aaiere Won 3remen nab Baltimore;
Blr erradene periersu, 2rtibented S26.50 In Gpip
Ainper ven bis 10 SIopren. S2t
&ineer inter einem Sabre .....,.... 81
Nuh tann Ter aan,e Srrda POM 5nlante bis gren,Gu,
pnte aud oer Setraa per 9(enpatn ven Baltimore nad
alsn verbisensa YdgtR in amerita beSaplt unr btu
ttrleSt perten.
prttfe pcn unb mad eiperpppG:
Dur erpatsne gericnen erlie Gaiue $50 in Scle,
Atneu Won bis 12}abrcn, baIaen gres. $40
aineer nnter enem Sabre. e............. SIS
8piibeuecd fur crwatfene Yerirusn $40 In pay.
&mtsr rrn bis IL Sabren. $40
8lnecr unter tntm Sabre. 80 IN @ple'
Ia Bur beionecrsr steiintHIEnaBnc !+tSN
I'm Ger @eIahr. berpgen III pereer tu tn9eten, ipu'
ten Iaiaeere ibre 5abrtQele Hur in TEN Surtau hes
uutsritiGneten anssteIun aatnteu faufeR
VIE wriitre ausIunt u. Rdp wtrteR naentseltlGfr'
thet Won
Carl T. 0illebranb,
gsneral'Gsenteu her Baltimore Sbtp s@iientatn",
Nr. o. Ihamsstr., Baltimore,
aleniaem 9lsrtdpfer Der giDete IN Satirere.
Gtsnfaas fur ben 8erfauf pca 8iGeten mad gtIasst.
Fbid unb slep Wort. SfadD Vbilaeclpbia $2.2J.
mad, sicip 2jorf 81 so. Baggage rre III meiner Or
fee marflrT. f120-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
9cuc gSagenfabrit!

Tie ltrier,situth tabtu cine @aatniattii in Nr. 81
North EJrdFe nabe eer ttIine tpuht. etateltr ure
triadta has teuite gublttum iHstffcstert, ft ron
her qtttiiatit Hne bauertatdstrl urfcrer Nrteu su
hbtrsusrH. g9ir bdbtu e,nt srrse auswabi her mr'
eetrisn, ttelten urb tduertdtteaer 3anteupdatu,
euaales alsser Wctiuaus ure dueertr ser,rn btfdn.
big rorraitig SBu ine tnasrdtst. irsene etnsn Ud.
Stn ttc nur eerianet wtrttu tam auf SssauRs her
ihtHtn Bet Iu hdaen. ale Rtraratiren pttttn aut's
Naisfe une rruttlithe tticgat.
Nlrai, apibc * Gjsrcnfcrt,
t9YN 2T-l Rr. 81, Rpyihs, Hate tsrinstcpilr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
0cloienOnngen!

G5sSieusunaen prrten iu eem uetrSntn Gcuris tn
preuftien sbaern. Rbein. Sulten arGn'en tt na II.
aene enfm 3bsile Surppus belprat Die Hte her SdI.
Ter. nit welhem mir 9erbnSanscS rrrbaeH, it in tsr
CfRst nitlrbinlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
MnSWartigc ylnitragaebcr

Tercnrn bic ren Huspdrts auitrdoc isnteu, relen
etnau ipre une ees Smpfdnarrs Atrclr duf9eben.
Rs- Irirllen rrH Nusrirts miiien ron etnrm grit.
temysl selei.et lsia. punfte Grpisesrna Su M.
ten. II. Maine.
fI5t-l Ide sen pdmcrt une @aphr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-15
Slit gcgclidifc
Samhurg, Srehlrn, 9aUre mo
0lniinfrilrn

nab ir9cnn ciiitm !4ais'I Imcrifu's
terr0t ttc Aaenlur bic bliAlen Sdhter,
0ctt %aiia9elheine fur aue Sbtife
nS teIcrot eriprterlidsu NnHss paaRCre pen br rm
Jocimdtb5z Crfc bicrbcr.
Ete grttie beiraBeu pCn S'rentcn uab lSditimpre
3rette GdllItt. t..-........,..,.. $1,000
Swihettttd. d...,.-..........-... 2B.bO
anesr ypiibtn l-lO SGbGsn GrDtpli& btuiDer.
Die Fgriir iRo IN Biclb cher Nlstr pdt rem lduieR.
hen eCuris yIhbdr.
Bru Saprs tsOra eir GSeRtuE paaserr iur $50 GpIs.
9s pigb tcipnerTs faIaui autmCrtlGm lemdht tae
mir Ans In 9ertntrt1 init Ter Stcrber'Nefrrbernrg
rru TnNaGicreu RrUFer Scrlidt unttr,iCbeu. tis
9eute SCu @remer, pdmtnrg lt. aus lptne AnfraBs
tsrndridler. penn iie am abretit.Crt einlutref.
fen huteu
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GcutidbcS
Grofrrir- uno l1quot GlIddft

G6c BON 0pusb. nnh TafIatnr.,
fruttr .Dtptfere Srrigtnbaus"
81. Wiartint
bat tta ar6eten t6tatsn une auf eas PETE aFrritr.
ten ssrpccrics une tcutid,cn asddicnlaesn in SaiH
more am ctsea Tage erpfne.
Gr laeet ietue 5renase uub eas putIiium ubsrtdupl
srs.tsn ,um gtue ieust sassns eia. Sr bat he tt,
Hen unt frdtfen -....
5rpccrie'n, teuffd,cr sSaarcii. T:nie unt eiauprs
tets an Sanb urp csrtduft
q TIM 6rcAcn ut,e aleiuen
te reier Mblitferinta Der 9Ddarcn III iretnt tinem
Staettteilt ~ ben biHiqfien Steieii.
Gr mad ane letne Gnfauie am erileu Sris I'm Wtm.
gprI lns eirsft In 0eud lanplint lam yerpresnssu
bic gsrtderur9 aeteu taE ie te inv ~ &c idsi6pt
unt rtsa,s genisiuus hnsiu rsrtta.
Dastr H:ssr Aeis tereis Am he NadEsn ~ btforstn.
unit eurina as oanl beicHters
1Nieecr; Vcrfdusr
Id in ANst nlasn. tti itn reriaiprtdsn (Nai7 12N
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Eafcte
nab iroruo eincm 81 tc Gurppa's

psrtsn tilS bsiSrter unt france atatrisr; aud Der.
teruns fur uterSCbcne Nerttahsn bcwerlneutat. Bon
TEN 3aueuefn Shl padf.eR. he MIR IN hen legten 5at
rem bslrreer IN Md, fcn eiu,iacs pcrlprcu acsan
gen. Die SeiprAUnS meet leHe Scbe yer EamPiei
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