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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

A NOVEL BET.--A Democrat aciH nuke good his
foTeh.-Someiime prior to the late election, a
very novel het was made between John G. Mar
shall, Republican, and james Griffith, Democrat,
bpth of West Marlborough township, conditioned
for the wheeling of an anvil weighing 1870 pounds,
from Unionvillc to Upland, distance of two
miles; If Grunt WINS elected, Griffith was to do
the wheeling, and II Seymour, then Marshall was
required 10 perform the task. As Grant is I'M
qutsionahly elected, Mr.. Griffith has announced
bis intention to perform the feat on Friday next.
We have been requested to give notice that the
procession will move between the hours of . and
10 O'Clock q. m, headed by the Unionville Brass
Band The route selected is rather billy, and be-
fore the one-wheeled vehicle containing its afure-
said 1870 pound load is pushed over the round trip,
Mr. Griffith will fully realize that 1t Is rather
"hard road to travel" Democrats are supposed
to know all about the peculiar mechanism of
whfe-barrOws, and the fent may possibly be per-
formed much more readily than we suppose. II
was at first proposed that the procession should
start from the Odd Fellows Hall, hut to this MIR.
Griffith objected, upon the ground that 1t would
nectssitate his passing his own dwelling, and as
his wife is good Republican, he did not wish to
have her witness his discontinue. Out of respect
to his feelings, compromise was effected that he
should start from the Hotel. We apprehend that
The occasion will canse good deal OF merriment
West Chester (Pd.) Republican.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

Though no boats arc In for winterquarers vet,
the wharyes Of the Harlan & I1ollingsworth Com
pany ere crowded. The first boat we notice is
the splendid new iron steamer Costa Ricd, which
will be finished during the Inter part of this
month. The steamer 81. Mdry's to ply between
Savannah and Florida Ports Is being rapidly push
I'd towards completion. She has been here over
ycnr aud has been almost entirely rebuilt. The
wooden steamer Dictator plying between Charles
ton, South Carolina, aud Jacksonville, Florida.
which has been undergoing repairs of huilers and
machinery ia finished and had steam up this
morning. She will sail to-day or Tomorrow.
The steamer Ciy,.t NoyoM, late of the Annomes-
sic Line belonging to the Fl. &. Fl. Co. Is lying
at the wharves awaiting route. She will he
painted and rccarpcted before going into service
again. A new cotton boat Is aso at the wharf
awaiting nm improvement In the financial condi-
tiou of the parties for whom she WIS built. On
the marine railway the Camden ferryboat Della
,care, Is hauled out, and will be cut In two and
will have twenty feet added to her middle max
Ing her that much longer boat. She plies be-
tween Philadelphia and Camden. All the boats
of this line have been here for repairs during the
pa5t seasOn.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12
pnILADELpnIA CATTLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.-Beeves in fair demand,
but prices unsettled, rather lower; 1000 head
sold at a 0 cents for extra Pennsylvania and
Western steers; q ~ cents for fair to good
do. 4 a cents per pound for common gross.
Sheep lower, 60O0 head sold at q AZ cents
gross. Hogs in fail demand at an odvance, $500
sold at S11 a $3.50 per cwt. nett
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

SO QUARTS OF MILK, ilii4sa
To be delivered every morning at
ANDERSON d ROLLINS. I
sos E. Sixth Street,
noy1Gat Wilmington, Del.
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Milford.
MfIfOru.
fOnp, Nov. 9th. Tho Sabbath School and

MiLfoRp, Nov. 9th.-The Sabbath School and
Choir the Presbyterian church will give grand
musical entertainment this evening.
Augustus Stutzer, son of John Stuzer of this
place, whie cunning last Thursday accident
ally shot himself. lie had his thumb over the
nnzzle of his gun when his dog Jumped M
igalist him and hit the trigger when the gun
went I'll nearly blowing his thumb off.
\ white man unda negro got into an alteration
at Georgetown last Thursday. The White man
struck the colored man bow over the head
lrOm tile effects Of which he died on Friday morn.
lDg.
The Choir of the NJ. Il, church have bought N,
elegant meodeon.
A prntracted meeting commenced in the NJ h.
church last evening
s. WEIGH Is now fitting up for hip,self All rlr-
CANT store on Front street, which he will occupy
as soon us il /, finished.
I. T. McCollry is now about commencing the
erection Of tllrce-stury frame bulldogs on Front
street, South Milford. The first and second slo-
rts viii be fitted up as dwelling HOUSES and
stores while the third story will be all in one
apartment and is intended far Town Hall.
Tue Kent CnunIy Association of Good Temp
lars viii hold It's fourth quarterly meeting in Du-
yyr, gu Wednesday, 18Th lust, commencing Mt
lOo'elOck n, M. The Guod lempars of Mi iurd
VIII hold public temperance meeting in their
hull on "wednesday evening, 18Th inst. The meet
llng will be addressed by Rev. j. Willis, OF llaf-
iington, aud james r. Lofand, of Milford.
The Grant club Of Shawneelown, near Milford,
held jubilee On last Saturday evening over the
election of Grant. FRAAK.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

tH- The place TO go II you want boots and shoes
that will wear is Nicholson & Foulks, No. 1902 West
Second street, Wilmington. Gentlemen can lind an
assortment which embraces every variety Of boot and
shoe from the light dress shoe fancy puma, to the
heaviest brogans or cavalry boots. For ladies and
misses the variety offered is almost infinite and none
who wish to buy can fail to be suited. while to get
shoes for your children, it is just the place to go.
Remember the place, 1902 West Second street, Will
mington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12
QUOTATIONS An THE BpANpYwlNE MILLS, foE-
NIsnED US BY WILLIAM LEA 81 SON


furnished to us by joins CLEAR q Son, Bankers
GOT Market, Wilmington, Del.
ssvvrarruSr, UruoUur IL, IsJy
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-11-12

LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.


1905 1856 4s68 1850 AGA
Average D.rs. majority, I40.
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DEAL. ESTATE

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-12-31
nix cen Wsirespsbau

J. ~ ct ednecr,ten ii ira Geansiss 5snHspiu, go:ipht,
@s:eavNs uNt !Rester unItcr:sofene NortbsiIe oar. SarH,er
,EspaA. ren Ncr;uv, as Gle, we!ae ih an bsfsn gum Sau
hfs gEet;ent. benz br96eu Stape artttets bis etlide1 !Sanee!s,
t!auen. 0teie Counties ~eNttaiten aud, einsn GetNtbun1 pun
Ecafrass fiji v%erIhtcrers 3refs tt uuO tuel@ss stnsa eutsn
R1rtt ter @iisN5abusr entiana Eatet, uab nibt auein fir bic
.~&tlssns ss 2aapet entiIapigi, loastrabas 2aas fsibf tesablt
,.LL
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(Gprt|ebuns falst.)
.-xxM8~o1@~

S6weiserfpllefte Sem
@efbn d SAe1@enf Der Shmetz
;erfreunpe in Ninpna 1T Elm slpettes ouf
Ger Gerit sefelst. Neu Grisr dbermadte
Dem bieliaen @hmeiSerccmmittee ourd
5errn Mucolpb Sptuman1 ais Gr9obe
elmer &puefte in einem 8edlel IS Doll
lars 70 Gents. 8rano!
6ol9e 0oben finD Die red,ten Nnt,porz
ten ouf anrerleiti9e Gercd6tiaun9en.
Muf Der Sublcriptionsliite BON Sbafopee
iino fir eie Gdwei3er bereits iiber 100
Dollars 9e;ei@net. @prpdrts
Der Damrfer Sta5fa nerbrannte
uro perlant BET papueab in &entudp.
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NHr DIE Gieb;uGt

N, III Eo1ati.s aneia, Slan.l unb Gberburns Defenders &c.
a;att. Der ScDcn entbIlt rethsn, ~flT5igen 0et1H. tbelpeHe
D-atrts. @etrduh unp lrih!s 9GaleuHgen tanclbe 1T ctuas
III lnte. nit %urSitltsen Sccn une tit epn Satlret&en %Ntesenneu
~&3trdAern eIrtIGEitten. relMe Don cinir Wtel9t suten Sptt.
!u.lu:erelen umseteu Nno bic einsn unecteurc1 0orrat1 rcn
q !r&n ant pa!e 5wptTipr urb 1T ben Gannenwa!auN0ea hes
r3ro!i5en Ibelss e@ StaaseS i'll g%e!suseN. relde tie tcteu
su9 pcriI1lttitsr Mlrtts fir Zen Verfduf rrn NtNlrieb IN,
sat:e tictep: Sa Serbtasuaa nit Der WtshiWat III Is nptl<
ae-9ta, te SNfr,e faNftt Gvf biz Gtatfahe Su leafen. tas
tAs WiitselhGft rcd int %eatiteten II, was aus cen toten
@relitr wa @uttsr uub Sdfc u,e aus bent nruEs, ;msryt iener
actt!, llis stn oRlttpsa Gtaatsn erfttih Il.
DM Shaf3uG;
iyn: ls II n~(tvnE1pta fsb. e~t.t,Ss!its Al uertea aab auser
Nj. rteN btIbrtfbsHsI yiNeerstsE IN MEcta, S1nrti une 6tsr-
hu:t. Gcanttes. E.e e:s pre;r!edrtcretea Bon Nleefer, Saaei,
Yr3t ~nc Meneaea!is e~'sassss fur sieNl 3mea 0siudt.
acknowledgement.
DNie Sjave-ete1 mscseu In Yar;:I:a een 40. 81 tns i6D
&t.yr unp eurutss 81 grsiien e%ussetctsc, 1cslGe ;!riiteH IS
IN: $40 yer alder payritrcp emit einigeu resiaer Yarielcu al
s:.trer W1tiisr>. ie mad esr Yelta1enbeis uus @n.fernuHa
~ 2anptS ron Der G%ile1tatn. S,1 ne7oen entpeesr fir taar
Sie pSer auf large lermtEs rsrtauft Gehn Satrt rean Is
eta,tt cir Gc.i,uss tefas!st rsreeu, cine SsimAatts. u,,ter bill
tf1t Sestssussea. tn claer aelurota une p%rcDuftiven @esens
j.: c~ctav1Gn. DsitpiseH, rcttte cen SabEe1 snttarn laou
N,:at-laNurRsr searuHlet, heben S%cfunssr, eas ;breslnesriieu
10, 9Derth IN 80 @rcicHs istrltd, ~sstteeen fue.
NisIt ]gdvstre;cn tint lt. 1857 rem Wertsut ;uruEsetaiteu
stH, SSulen, 6aSritrlssH une M3rtten MsaEelit.
Se, uahtre IustnsI. rcas, mar lid eli
0eorae =. 8eGer,
eans Cr.tmtiIoner q. gsGt, Miaa.
&temannS crtk Gsestar. trn-u
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

@ef@Gft
$. n. Snbilia,
New ulm, : Minnefpta*

NeD " Ill., ~"
Der antessetdnete reprdfenttrt far ben Staat Mtn
aberninrnt uab eAeettrt auftrase fir btefe'be'
S. Mablener,
g. 8ermauers Ma4lolger, Smpcrtenr sp1
uub 6Gnbler in Nett utb QitDre+.
oeaiueur pom reinem RpssenmaIs s@pirttus
gfectifcirer BON 1BbiSfep.
II.
q. &tr@boT S So.
Jabrifanten Spu unb 6anbler 1T allen @orte1 ellt9'
Sur bic e~enannten Saufer bereife ID sun. Se5uf BET
Gntseeennabme BON Nuftrdeen reselmaetg. e9e PEE
g!9nat fann,tlt@e 5snsts.i$ aftssl . sR Re Tsaa@es S..
uabrene i'd 3urSbe acknowledgements Der 2e'""'I''" W.
fdaftsfreunbe hes Saufes
S. Mablener
bebuf f4leunteaer gerseuadntteuna ibter Wasarenlaee x
Elm autes NHDrttnaent iammtlider BON btefer Strma Ut
teatetenten Irtttel IN u1etnen1 Stpret IN .
glep l1lnt .'
Sd beIrrse fernsr Observation-Disclosures an bas !saus
8irbsan, :Spbn II. Co., !
Wenyam n. g. Tabrifantea ber berabu1ten
.Sirssau 9reidmaidbinen."
SD fabre bic Msentur BON g9ea @tnnefsta tar -
$500 fer5 Mpwer unb &eaper;
(@ras= uab @etratbe Nlaber) -
Dirpn~pFise II. Srsi6' mertfanil9eGarmmable1'+
SD Spastebe tm gamsn tes 5anies 81.
nO ~ AN
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be. Der Gdrft mar ppr, lefneu, @pufit
unb elmer Gp&ter be8 2ebterer, beeleftet ;
er mar auberoem np8 ittneun 9epSbnli>
den @efol9e umgeben.
Die M6rber feuerten auf8 @eratbewpb!
inter BE. unmtttelbare um0ebun9 BEG
Girten ; bteier ftir3te beiu1 eriten S&ue
III Boben a1p 8ab fofprt ben @etF auf +;
Der Setter be8 Glrften tpurbe ebenfaQ6
Betrofe1 unb ftarb mad penteeu Minu<
ten. Setne Tp@ter erbielt cine 1@tpere
Gleti@wunte, bic tnbeGen ni9t leten8ae<
fdbrlt@ 1T. Gtner pber 3pet BON ben
8eotenten bes Girffett tpurben ebenfaQs
let@t ..oerpunbet. Die MSrber ,paren,
mte f@ ipdter er9ab, bret Brlber elmer
ba1on purbe fofort uerbaftet, al8 Ct chen
aus Dem part enttpiiden tpplIte ; man
bpft aud bic anbern beiben MSrber fef<
nebu1en ~ f6nner uub bic 8ebBrben b.
ben bic aus9eoebnteften Mabreeeln eez.
trofeu, I'M ba6 @nttommen Der tetben
ano:rn M6rber una6Dli@ 3u MAIDEN.
Der Moro bat i'm ean;en 2anbe bic
9rGbte &ufre9un8 unb bas aufri9tiaRe
Becauern errpedf.
2onoon, IL. :Sunt.- Na9 ben leg
ten Depei@en aus 8eleiao, berri9t bort
tnar bet(pieQofe Nufre0una, bod 1T es
BIG 1ebt 3u fetnen Nubeif1runser sefou,>
men. 3wet BON ben MSrber11 tes
Gdrfen MtRael fno perbaftet tperten.
Man bat 'ern1ittelt, bae IS 1i@t bret
8rlber raren, bic ba6 Mttentat in Mus<
fdbrun8 bra@ten, ionberr Elm @atsr unb
feline smet S5bne, @tner ber leBteren
befnoet ii6 nod auf fretem Gub, bod
man, bab berielbe Der tbu1 seb1b<
5trafe nt@t enttrtnne&1 fam.
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SaS Mdbere ilbec bic Grmorsuug bes
6pspebar8 DON Serbien.

l1ebfr pieien traailhen, in elmer friibe<
rem Numn1er BON ua6 fu,; erwdbntengorz
fad, melcct bas @abel tpeiter, pie folet:
BelArab, Serbten, 10. Stunt,
5eute Na9mitta9 UNI 5 ubr muree
HGrjf Mi1asl BON Serbten, ol5 er sben
I'M Gcp(9aopres parf etnen Spa;ieraans
r1a@te, BON bret NIT @enplpern %bemafnez
ten Snotptoutn eri&o6su. Der Woro
bat BE 9r5Bte Mufreeuns b%eroor0erufsn.
BIrR Mt9ae! rurpe am 4. September
1928 9eburen u1p rpar Der jinefe Sobn
bes G1rfen M,lpld. Ct ;dblte sur So
mile Sbunopttb, Der in @erbien BERT
l@enpsn Dynafis. I: 4. :.
S-pdterer Bert9t.-Mu8 nad<
tr3doltden 8eri6ten uber Die @rmorpuns
res Turffen ,MidsL bic etfleru in Bel*
erab 0eidab, 9ebt berpur, oob Stiff Miz
aael 9lei9 pon Dem erRen 56ui1e t6pli9
eetrpfen >murpe uno lpfoyt psri1tsp.
Dlst63eitts NIT ibm putee Elm Setter
oes Garfen eetSbtet ,ano cine Eodter oes
2,Bterena per.purpet. Mebrere anpete
perfpnen Ste eerape 3usesen wa=
reu, rpuroeu ebenfau6 per uncet. Gfnsr
Don scr, RiDrperi1 III YesbaEtst tDoteen.
2Dnrpu, II. suns, ueber
bic Grmu,ouns pes Gdrften Wtdael bon
gerhien fnb nadfo!eenee Details eiaae>
laufen. Der MorD gefdab gez
tern Mbenp UNI 5 l1br iii Belsrap. Del
1arif eretng f1@ eerape tn auer Bebasz
ltdfett IN etnem Der 5fentlide,1 garfe,
ale ct plSblt1 BON bret NIT Neoulvern
bewafnekn Supivirutn ansesrtfen wu.'
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= uTopl6cup">p apter ~Narz
renfappen" papter rptro bas papier 9e<
nannt, pel@es III England unb bier gu
aert&tli9en uno amtli9en S@riftfuden
benubt ptrb. Snpeu1 Der ttele, 8e;ei@z
run9 seb6rt> miro Die na6febenoe Grfld<
rur9 oerl elben miQfpmmen iein. .
Dte{es papier erbtelt5 jene1 Nauen,
neil baS en9ltl9e parlament gu @ron1z
weu5 3ett cine Narrentappe uno S9el~
len ais @a11ermarfe anitatt beS tDnt9lt<
den Mappen5 etnfubrts NIT bent IS bic
6atrifen sprber besetdnet, SGpn felt
200 Sabren purce Die Marfe 1T bennYa<
pier absel9aft aQein Ser Same blieb.
Waba{baw.- Stabtbursermeifter
s. &liuae bat iid Major 5ambletp1 1no
Capt. 6arrp 5plmes st @dddftstbeilbaz
BERN in ben1 Miblensel9dft senonuten.
-22ueas&uebn bat inter erSteinlbmeQe
Der 5austblr ieine6 nenen 9tein9ebdu1
sbes in elmer ppblserldlp0ener Tlai6e
Elm Nerqament beppntrt pelde6 bic Sc
i{aidte fes. @ebduoes, 1ptpte berGtsentbuz
n,er, Der Baumeilter unp einGremplar beS
.Baba(baw 6eralo BON, 81 Mai entbdlt,
Elm intere0anteS Dentitid, tuertt g mad
@erlauf BON Sabrbunoerten aus letnen1
@erlieb emppr9ebpbet mfreen 1plte.
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SD fibre bic Neentur fur te
Mutualz9ife Snl urauce So. y. Stem yprt*
Gapital: 2 5000 600.
SD, pttne mid enblt6 Der 2Uctruns, tem Saul une
Dertauf ppn Qanbmarrauts, Sesabluns SDn Ste1!er1 tur
Musu Grttae, ben. Rauf unb 8ertauf bon 2teeenI6aften
in gpmm,tiNpn, Der Grtbstluae spn Naaweis an Siegen@
f9aften pber @efddften, Der nnteriuauns reip. Bertd'
Brteeatde Nnfraoen in Bcsue auf treenb zines Der
pbenaenanuten Geidafte werben fG1:uniet teautwprtet
une mirb a~terbaupt Seber Der fd an MID IN etnen1 her
srpmste snS reeue Bebienuns ut metnsm Geiadfts>
s~runtiat sena&t babe.
s. II. 2ubiIfa.
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gtn dlte8 Slattuber ote
lest ~ teberfo mmenbe 9euz
nzpla9e. ~ Der pennlYl.
panilde rNeutraltf1" ldretbt: Sntere0ant
ftno bic foloenben Mtttbetlunsen aus
alien teutl@zamertfantiden 3eitunsen,
melde etnem alien Ga9ebu@ entnommen
ltnb. 5ie lautert :
Bic Germantown 3eitun9 bonn 2. Stunt
1866 idreibt: Die unberufenen @dfe
welde u,6 ale II SABRE eiuen xnbeeebrz.
ten Beiu@ abfatteteu, rdmlf@ bic 2ofuf5
Elm @elAIe@t Der 5eui@reden> BADEN fiG
am Greitae oor s Ea9er1 tpteber :bei un6
e|n9efunpen uub tire 3abl BAT f9 iettpem
idpn ouf Ytele WtQtonen permebrt 70 baB
tbr @elang WdIber unp Telber .e1flQt.
Dies 1T pa8 brittle WaL oos i'd ibre gr<
ldetuuna bemerfte, ndmlt@ I'M SABRE
1882. 1919 unb Jest (1766). Man tann
IN Der 3eit tbre8 Daietns nt@t temerfen,
bab {e etrpas frelen. Sc ino berer 3pe'>
erlet @elbleater ndnnlt@ uno meibltb;
eritere tbur feinen @@apen, ionbern mus
1etren betuab forlwdbrene, ober bic
8eiblfde11 tpelde einen Citadel pDer
YFue1laayetn nerSdtene am@dwan;e
baben, ftsden ete@e III ote sartsn Met@en
ber Sbfs uno anberen @Gume, geben
bann rIdndrt6 unr MAIDEN auf etele
DeiIa cine Turde bt6 in baS Mart Der
Meite 70 bab bel zen Suneeren oaS @elz
fen uup Der SOB etntrttt, aroere era in
BEN nd@fen SABRE an benToleen obterben
jebcd fit ben dlteren uno 9rDbersn Nei fen
uberpd9f Der Shaben tn ZEN ms;1en
GdQes,. Die Dauer fires DaIetn6
erareGie Nh III cen Sebren 1882
unb 1749 auf ungsfdbr ptsr Bp@en.
Dafelbe @ermantumnblatt, bamals
b%erausaeasten pon Gbriitppb @auer.
larettt uuterm Datum pom 10. Suit
1866: v1niere uneelabenen @dfs, bic
SCOUTS baben fG bet uu6:um bic Mitte
Der pcrioen @oae mterer Detloren. naG>
Dem ie nabe an 6 @c&en caaepslen
paren. Dte Mebraabl wurce |dpn i'm
Ottluut Cpu UIt. ~pHtN Htuis utU nutV
ab> une mte lsBSere aud III 3wet 3d.
den {pdter aus Der G;ee berporfroden,
lbsrlebtsn pielelben lire @orednss aud
biutg u1 chen 10 lanse 3eit. @ie baben
nt9t Der duut, ibren Wufentbolt merebar
~ maden, pena bic ;arten Nefte pom
tptlben unp pereeeIlen Bdunen baken 1e
BIS in6 6erS curdfo6en unp tbre Gter
etn9ele9t, aus meIdsn ith rern1utb!t9
etne Nrt Burm btlcst, Der auf rie @rpe
beratfdut, uno G& In btslelbe ,perfrt@t
UNI in II Sabren ol6 &ofuit beroor;ufom>
men rDp6 wirp IS pom eint9e1 2euten
bebauptet, aus Dem 81 btlre f6 erf TN
fcmmenpen Sabr Elm. @urm. 'Wan bat
bis jeyt ned ni@t in &rfabruns brtnsen
tSnuen, spts nett n5reltd pper licli6 f1d
bte 9ofufs erftredt haben, jepch 10 Stel
1T oetpie, baB le In Marylanp uno @fr>
ainien. ebtnlo maHenbaft erl9einen, wie
In bisie1 @ssfno.
Terner ptrp in osmielben Tagebu6
mit,eibsilt, BOP bic 2ofuRs in folsenoen
Sabren erih'enen 1eien: Elmo 1715
1742, 1749, 1906, 1888. 1900: 1917,
1884, uno sror jepeswa! uni ben 22.-25.
Wa{. a..,
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Da1Dtmgtom 3ans.
MtnHeapp!iS Minn.
5etfa ;u9tetl Sofia ju6beti.
SID Bin tmrter versarst unb luFts ratet.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-20

Der 1ntersetanete repraienstrt fir ben Staat Mtn.
dberntmnt unb efecttrt Muftrase fir btefelbe.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-14
The SurruttTrinI.
WASHINGTON, May 4

WASHINGTON, May le.
In the criminal court of this district,
Chief Justice presiding, the case Of John
II. Surratt was called up this morning
There were very few spectators present,
none of the excitement which attended
the former trial manifesting itself on this
occasion The prisoner was brought into
the court room about half-past ten and
seated within the bar near his counsel,
Messrs Merrick and Bradley, Jr. Joseph
H. Bradley, ST., counsel for the defense on
the former trial, was present as advisory
counsel The United States were repre-
scented by Messrs. Darlington, District
Attorney, Wilson, Assistant District At
tornev, and A. G.. Riddle, associate coun-
sci. Judge Black, who has been men
TONED as one of the counsel for the de-
Tense, was not present, nor was Judge
Pierpoint for the government. Upon the
case being called, Mr.. Darlington said
that he was ready to proceed TO draw
jury and begin the trial, when Mr.. Mer
rick said that from a conversation he iao
with Judge Pierpoint shortly after the
24th OF April last, the time which had
been set for the trial, he had been i'm
pressed with the idea that the time should
be continued and the defense had lalc
aside its preparations, not expecting thai
il would be proceeded with at this term
Mr.. Darlington had not heard of any
agreement, and said it never was his in
tention or desire to continue the case He
had been exerting himself to get ready by
to-day, and was anxious to swear a jury
and proceed with the trial. He protested
against continuance, unless good reasons
were presented After some further dis
cussion by counsel, the court announced
its disposition to let the case SO over t.
the next term. owing to the fact that ;
conversation had been had by promnen
counsel on both sides. and an agreement
made by them not to proceed, by which
I the defense there was now unprcpared t
enter upon its trust. Mr.. Merrick ther
entered motion to admit the prisoner q
bail, stating that any reasonable aiheHh
was ready to be offered. He proceeded t.
argue in behalf of his motion, and subse
quently it was determined by the cour
to hear arguments from counsel on tn
motion tomorrow morning. The wit
nesses in the case were discharged unit
further notice.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-14
Impeachment Court.
WASHINGTON, MAY IL.

w ASilINGToN, MAY L.
The galleries Of the Senate chamber
were filled with spectators this morning
before the court convened. The aisles
and passages were occupied by an extra
force Of policemen for the preservation OF
order. Many Senators and members OF
the House were on the floor in earnest
consultation for half an hour before the
Senate was called TO order. Full State
delegations, including all the Congress
men and prominent men from different
States, have waited upon several OF the
Senator's whose votes are considered
doubtful, and in one or two instances
have received assurances that one or more
Of the articles, generally the llth, would
he voted for by those who were believed
to be opposed to conviction. The i'm
peachment managers count this morning
on one majority for removal. but the Ill
ness of Senator Howard still continues.
His physicians have declared that his life
would be endangered should he be brought
m the capital 10 east his vote. 1t has
been determined, therefore, to postpone
the final vote for some days, probably
not until Saturday or Monday. Mr.. STAN
berry appeared on the iioor before the
court was called to order and engaged in
conversation with doubtful Senators.
WASHINGTON, May i2-l2 m.
SECOND DISPATCH.
A caucus of Republican Senators has
lust been held, at which it was decided to
postpone the final vote until Saturday
next. This action will undoubtedly be
confirmed by the Senate.
THIRD DISPATCH.
As soon as the journal was read on the
reassembling of the court, Mr.. Chandler
arose and said that the condition OF his
colleague, Mr.. Howard, was such as to
prevent his being present, and he there
fore moved that when the court adjourn
it be until Saturday next
/ Mr.. Edmund's motion to rescind the res
olution to vote to-day was then adopted.
Mr.. Hendricks..moved that Mr., Chand-
/ ler's motion be amended so as to read
Thursday This was disagreed to without
calling the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Upton moved that the court ad-
iourn until Friday This was also lost
Mr.. Chambers motion to adjourn until
Saturday was then adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Drake, the Senate
then adjourned.