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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-07

Pepnsylvanians profess themselves strongly
in earnest in their presentation of Judge
Packers name for the suffrages of the ConVen-
Iion. They held meeting yesterday, at which
a test vote was taken, and although both PEN
dleton and Hancock were represented, IL was
finally resolved To urge Judge Packers claims
as a unit. They argue that Without Pennsyl-
vania the Democratic nominee cannot hope to
be elected; that while Judge Packer Is certain
of carrying that State, no other name before
the Convention is; hence his claims for conside .
ration as an expediency candidate. Outside OF
this delegation, however, Judge Packers name
is but rarely mentioned, and IL Is scarcely
likely he win receive much beyond his own
Slate vote.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-07
Drowning of n Family.

HoLYoKE, Mass, July 7.-Three persons were
drowned while crossing the Connecticut river,
at the ferry at this place, yesterday. Tney are
supposed TO have been Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Davis
and their son, OF Springfield,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-07

%. As 8. Third street,
I IChi. and X. /. R."mlO7
Pitts. H. w. and Chi.
I X. R.....".,..........lOIH
Pacific Nj. s. CO... S7M
Western Union Tel. "a
| dolu.......,,...,...,,.,u,,l4
Market dull.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-07
The New York Convention.
The Gossip of the Second
Days Proceedings-Pre-
dictions Concern
ing the First
Ballot.
Manifesto from Andrew Johnson
Circumstances under Which
He will Accept the
Nomination.

E.o., Etc., Ets.. Ets., Etsn Ess.
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Psnnsylvania and Packer,

The sale of pools viii be resumed at the same
place this evening, and continue every evening
until the Convention makes its nomination.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-07
SNUVNU EUk Il HUN
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The New York Convention.
Dotngs To-day Resolutions
from A. II. Stephens.
The Platform Adopted -GreenbaCks
for the BOndhOlders Recon
StructiOn Denounced.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Thaddeus Stevens New I'M
peachment Articles.
BY TNE CUBA GABLE,
BY THE CUBA GABLE.
InsurrectiOnary Movements in
MeXicO-Aifairs in Venezuela
and the West Indies.

Etes Etc, Ets., Ets.s Ets., Etc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-07
Pool ssIIing ON the NOuis ntions.

Owing, as was supposed and which doubtless
Was the TACT, to the limited notice given of the
affair, there We're but few in attendance last
evening at Riley's, corner Of Broadway and
Twenty eighth street, on the pool selling on the
nominations for the Presidency at the ConVen-
tion. Only three pools were sold, from which IL
will be seen that Chase was the favorite. The
pools were one for Sll0 and two for $50 each, as
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-07
From the N. Y. Herald Of This morning.
Ths Giants or Democracy.

New York is too large for these fellows. In
threading its streets their small intellects seem
to dwarf into nOthingness, and to supply the
apartments thus made vacant In their skulls
they resort to stimulants. The result OF this
eXcess-the delegations seem to prefer Jersey
rifled," and 'unrectided benZine," even TO
their own native dIinks-is delay of ordinary
business in our police courts. The police, 10
duty bound, are necessitated to arrest all
drunken and disoraerly persons whom they
find on the streets. and that the business of the
convention may not be delay ed for want of u
quorum, those among the prisoners who are
delegates have the precedence in the examina-
tions before the sitting magistrates VINO are
kept busy from six O'Clock until nine or ten
every morning, dlsmissing, filming, and lectur-
ing them Tor conduct SO uuseemly.
And1hese men would represent the Demoora-
tic party-that grand organization whicn, In
other times, gathered within its mighty folds
the greatest intellects of the republic, inscrib.
ing on its banners Jefferson, u Madison, a
Monroe, Jackson, Van Buren,, a Cass, a Cal
noun, Wright. and a hundred others, whose
names shine like stars on the pages of the
history of our country tempOrG! o nlOreS
And SO out of the length and breadth of the
nation only pitiable collection such as we
have described could be brought together to
prepare the people for the fight In November of
the bRllot-box against the radical hosts. headed
by such banner-beareIs as Ulysses s. Grant and
SCHUYLER COlfaX,
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The TwO-thITd RuI

Mr.. Vallandigham moved to reconsider the
vote Just taken, and that the motion TO recon
slider lie on the table. Agreed to.
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new York stock auot.tionS- I,P. M.

Received by telegraph from Glendinning q
Davis Stock Brokers No 48 3. Third street,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25

vMajb!" lautet bic Yarole pe6 10.
Sabrbunnerts. Geit mir uns rerGtlenbab<
men unp telesrapbil9enD rdbte erfreuen,
felt bic Wenldun in Der SdneQt9feit
pes 8erfebres nit ben 86eeln .petteifern
1T audi ras Ien1po her Be9ebenbei,en
lebbafter Betpprpen. Dae Nnpante rer
@el9i9te bat 1i9 in ein @Qe9ro ser
pancelt. Sbre0dn9e perpen> ,an1ent>
ti6 in ben ameritanilden 5otelt 10
raid ierptrt> pab Elm notwithstanding
badenapparat lawr gu fpl9en per
mag. .ao
Ni9t muir bic Wprte Der pplttifer
perpsn tn ftenu9rapbiiar 5al auf9ez
3ei9net unb, purd Dampffraft per-
pielfdltiot> aud 9inter ben Ibaten febt
Elm b%rdneence5 Aqens,- Beld fclol<
lale umwdl;uns erlitt Der Dertebr> i'm
3eitraum BON 50 Sabren. @or 40
bis so Sabren brau9te man 3ur
UAbrt Don europa mad Nmerifa
ad minimum Co. ;ureiltn aber 100
Sage. 9tute MAIDEN mir Die Reiie in
1913 ia lu9ar in 9 Ga9en. Man
madt cine plailirtpur nod europa
iiebt iid Elm meni9 9pnrpn, Yaris,
Berlin, &pm, Bierl uuo Petersburg an,
madt nod einen flstnen Atftedet mad
Gon@tantinppel, tritt bic Rddreiie bur9
cas apriattlbe Meer an unc ia9t iiz
men Treunpea gu 5aufe:
sd bradte eini9sBpden in europa
su> UNI amulirte mid babel ;iemlid gut"
Cur 3eit Der unteFl9slten S6neden
Se9elzYpitzB efIroerungsi1tfen brau9z
te Elm brief 3upeilen 3 Nionate biz gu
letnsm Sefilnmun96prte; n1o FAM IS
pobl pft Dor, RAP man einen Sriei
wsnnaIe'd 1ofurt beantwortete> an Sc
maro aprslirte> Der ldn9ft ras 3eitli9e
9eleSnet bate. Nun aber rperpen 8riez
fe in IA Gage bef5rpert, ia mir f6nnea
4nfraasn in europa per lbsrieeiidm
Ielesrapb (aabel) MAIDEN unb Mnt=
worterbaltsnt in wentser tenn elmer ball
ben Stunpe.
Nber aud in per 8afe bat man
bsoeutsapeT erbefsrunsen setrofsn, resp.
gan; auberoroantli9e Grfnpunaen &C.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25

mes 5eilmittel ,t bftra@ten> ionpfrn wirc
bic rpuitdnpise Beletttsuns resp. Bers
b%inrsruns, Der bei man9en eeuten fil9
bduFs etpteuencen 5alsubel, te'uirs
ten. IF,
Man icute nidtYeudumenL 1ib wdbz
rt,o res Spminer5 einen 8orratb BON
Brombeerbldttern, Die ia bier client
balben 3u baben iinp - ein;ufamme|u>
unp fit Den 9erbrau9 wabrenb res
BinterS Su cirren. Bet ir9eno mel
dem 9alsibel fpde man ti9 spn be-
faetsn Bldtterr1 einen ftarfen 2bee UNI
brau@e Jpn gun, aussur9eln oeS 5alz
les. Die|es einiade lei9t su babence
5ausmtttel lbertrift aQe anoern iu
piel seprieienen> i19 ieood nt@t inn
u1er t%epdbrenes 5als< slusreiui9uns>
mitts!.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25
Nn ben Nron,tsfaner Bertbplc

an ben Bra1stsfaner Bertbole
g d wa per tefauntlid als irteez
li6erM5n@ bic mbrperld1te, bod aud
Die &dmpfe menfdIidsr aeitaltenceBaf
fe bes Sdiebpulsers 81 6reibursi. 81.
1850 erfunpen bat unc cem Elm Silent
tides Dentmal errtdtd IT, fndpft lid
cine art'9e Mnecrpte.
Der seeenmartise Sarcinal grSbiz
5dof scn Yran Tirt S@mar3enbers,
belu&te einit cine osutl9s S9ule; Der
Qebrer fteute Ii. q. AT einen Schiller
bic Nraae:,p er bat raa pulcsr erfuncen :?
Der Rnabe >pupte nidt ;u antrrprten ;
pa Rlaerte ibm itin 5intermann balbz
laut at 99marS S6map; her &C.
tragic batte unredt yerftancen unp anti
rprtete friid UNI laut: IS arR
S1marsenb era", baraufoer 2ebz
rer : Mein, msin Sinh; bic @9war-
aenbere finp srpar Elm berdbmtes o.
i@le9t aber GAS pulper baben fe bod,
ntdt erfunren!
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PROBATUM EST.

ii. balsent3lnoun9en, biz .sew6bnz
lib pur9 fiebrtl@e unrubsn. fart
Qe}Aweuter 5alsmanceln, erldwsrte6
56lufeu ,c. oen2eipenoen leDr peinli6
,perren> iirc auf fulsence 8eile gu turi>
reu: ..: ,f,.f
Dian babe Dor beln Sdlafen9eben
bic HuBe nit lauparmem Wal1er; pann
umpidele man ben 6als init eir1eneetnz
ten oper zYaumwp1tua, ras man sprz
bet III gan; faltea Wal1er, etllsttau@t,
unp guar H. bab Der sanSe pals oau'it
beoeft lit. usber pteleu feudten umz
}9laa umbinpe man Elm TlaneQtu9.
Subalo pa5 befeudtete Sud- aafanst
trpfsu III parpen, wirerbpls man cte
ermdbnts Metbpps, u,p man MN tll1oen
ZAP 0ie GntSluoun9 balc lbIrInpm
miro.
SIN SALE, iemano Arnitatlnftur
(Eiuctur Of Nrnica) CUR 9ano bdtte,
f5unte / Sbl. Nrnifatinctur in 5 Ibl.
Wa0er permtl1t iebr suten GHeet be-
wtrfen; ierp1 miro Die pben srpabuts
Mstbope, aud obne Arnifatlnetur IN
ben meilten Jduen binrsi9enp isin. Die
les Mittel 1T nidt nur als momen:as
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25

8eidwerben Ger Sbltbdu1ne nit
Gteinen. Nn sielen Srten beldmert
man Die Nelte Ger Stitbdume init Gtsiz
men, uu1 ibre Urudttarfeit gu erb1ben-
Elm Gerfabren> ,peldea II. ". AUDI in pen
eroBen Observation-Disclosures felt Sab
rem a%n9erpanot miro. Die Mefte werren
bort eerart beiapert paB iie itd m59li9lt
bprisontal fe1en, poer gar et,pas ble9en.
IS jeu dber allen 3wetiel erbaben fem,
|pab bierpur9 rambafte@ urtbeile erlan9i
werren. -. .
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25

Die Tabritatipn pon 3udtr
aus Nunfelrlben i@eint fid i'm 8eten
Der Ser. @taaten einbirsern uno BIZ
@ultur Don &obr;uder erieben gu mplz
len. Die in SIr< S1inpis> biloet }ld
aud in NebraSfa [Rod @reefL cine III
tten9eleu{9aft 5ur 5eriteQuns ether &a>
acknowledgement. Wan 9laubt, bab biz
Observation-Disclosures nod por Dem
Gnce res ieBigen SabrbunrertS elmer
Der mibtisiteu Grwerbe,meiae pes Wez
items mercen ,tnp ii9 allerminpelens
sem ~port" ODER ueumber" : @elhdft
ebenblrtt9 our Seite fteQen miro.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25

8ettel nftlebre.-Gin 2on@
ppner Blatt entbtelt utlter rbi9em Titel
fpleenpe Nnflnpi9uns !: Der Yrpfe7or
Sal, Nponap teebrt lA pem publlz
FUN CUR &enntnib gu brinSen, tab CT ein
GpQeeium searlinpet, oei1tng eftnmuns
it, bic Ebeorie unp praris oes 8uleln5
in feiner ~an|idnri9sr (sicD Nidtnn9
81 Iebren. ...., ..m .A..2 ...n,. ~.
Sober 8erfdnnias fam fa rut6 6
9eeticnen gum biQioen preis Die Wt9z
li4teit perldaHen auf Soften ces pub
lttuu1s gang Coeauem gu leben, pbne polt3etz
liderV erful9un9 itd aue3ulsBen. Derielbe
lebrt, ALE ercsnflide Oeitalten an3unebz
men, peit na9 bic gum 8ettel seeisnetz
iten Straben, permietbet gum Straben>
piena Sduelin9e &inoer UNI 369linss
balt itetS 9rpbes Eager Don Nusweiim
unb lcbr notirlf@e na99eabmten Ser
lcBunscn etc., unr absrnimint AUDI Be@
lpreuneszN uftrd9e Don, 9unoen fars5lins
be. &riifen fir 2abme pfaftern N. q
prinSeb<Str ct. @tlee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25
MlpYS Weier.

1Ge Der Vtfrten un6 JddIon Gtrdbf.
ct. paul Mtnneiota.
Glapfsblt bssn eeu.ibsn gublfum feinen u,ueu
Tul1t< Ganpyz unp 0reeerie Store.
Die beEsn groeerts. gSaaren fir ben 3am;t.n- @ebraud,
~tnYorttrte Srfhte, Ganotes unb 1anepraar.n e.
@pte1tpaaren! Spiefpadren!
soebsn erbafteu zine d n { auspabl ppn Spiluooren.
Wit ben Store 1T %verbunbe1 cine
# u eltaurattpn
poiebf sl iseer Set. NIT einer b~efitateu 9axs Raffee unb
tets porrdtalsem Sadrerf. iurie Grfrifbuna.n ieSer Wrt
au m dSisea Yrehsn aufsewartst mcrben tam. '
nj IIrus Neter
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25

mo9t. @tatt bent Geuerihlobse1pebr
3ur. 3eit BEG Nappleuniian 6elo3uses
bic bduF9 periasten, bat MAJ, nun se;uz
gem. &anrnen, 5interlaounssz &anp@
men, NIB <0emebreNepolper ocfrS prisz
entanpneu, unp Gbal1epptzg etre9re; nit
ei1em @orte, man flbrt jebt S@ladz
ten @rpS ftatt frlber I'M Detail.
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Sin xeufel leusnet een Ansern

Sort fst siner bisterm @laie,
6hwSrt zen uDuntelu1dnner" 3ee;
81 it aufs.t11rt bic Ma(e
qfudtet idon wie Mcrsenrrts.
81 . pas bat .r bsut su l9aarn
GRtt b.us A~siBssba6ten Hora.
t1eter sunier, GrSmu,ler, wfaTtn
@trSn,t btr wilbe Qapafrom.
uus 10 sebt e5 inmer tpsiter
0orwarts nit erneutem Druid,
unp bsr @sbtfrem wirb breiter,
5eiBer Rets ra9 jeben @@lud'
s,idt nur @om uut feline priefsr
@&ldat er fred ms anss1&t,
Reiu ber tayfers B~isrpbilifsr
Stuff flbf Oott Dor itin @tri@t.
unb pas beilio, uas erbabea,
gas benz Meniden Bertb serleibt
@irt III Staub uno @9mub seroratfn,
Der Yerni9tuns fred geptibt.
6a!une jeBt!-ptrb ansefp9en-
Dfl9er Mutb beieelt. bic 8ralt'
x.ufeln lelbR wiro 5obn seprottn
Mit erneuter Aampfesluf.
6e(bR bic pSa' Is if ersSBli9-
Nirs aerf0rt nit Manr unb Niaus,
unb Der Isufel (daut entftsli9
Son, be9 ~ ben Nusen aus.
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(ptetdD uNber b5rt, Jrau, eas
God ia follt tbr tp@ bait ausbe6ern
la0en> pab if ia gum 5alstre@en.
= SSa piHen 9ie felt B Muata CRU
ter). IA abi 6erunter) 8 faue uno BRO
s'itorben it, balten mer's no allepeil
tbn Gbre!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25

Gbine1i{9e 6etratbs9ez
u d .-Dielelben weypen BON ben IN
Batapia 3ablrei6 anlabieen &btneien
%eiosntbumli9 betan,lt ge,na9t. Man
Fnoet Ia in ein3elnen 3du5sm elner,
!esrsn Blumsnt pp tebeny unp
reNen 8eeeu,uns if: r5ier wobnt
cine iunee Game Die einsn 0a1ten
nlnlht." ... ~ il Ills
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DendnpntE.-Da 6 Stem Yprt

0efdnbni6.-D as Stem yprt
u6resman5 Sournal" la9t III 1riner leBz
ten Drummer: uBtr baben iGpn oft Sc
padt; pab> tpenn man Den pireften Gin
fluff eer tatbuliidcn STRIDE binmesndb@
me- Die Opnftliion6loltD Staat5l9ulen
auein waltsn ltebe uno ale 0erbtnoun9
nit Mpu, abianitte, pieS sv6lterun9 bic
let Staaten porert l%1ngldubt9e, pan1
@ilrs pirren, bic 1T 200 Sabren IL
perwilpert wdren, tpie Die Snpianer, ais
Columbus pielen Welttbeil entpedte."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25
Ml1erlei.

8erlune pur& Geuer in
ben Scr. Staaten fit bic lepten 3ebn
SABRE. - Die @eiammt3aN esrgeueraz
brdnfe III 1867, welde einen S9aoen
bon ie fiber $4,000 unp pariiter att
ri9teten> betrue 404 sesen SOL i'm SAB:
re- 1866. Der @elalnmtperluif belief
T@ in 1867 auf $36>9O5,OW 9esen
$66,41O,O00 IN 1866.
Iotal fir iebes ber lsbten ssbn SABRE.
1857. $50, 1906 900 1862""...$18.020,o0
1866...... 66,31O,U0O 1861.... 16yO2O,OU
1865..... 43,139,0OO $780,. 15,979,OU
1854. 28,522yOOO 1859..... 16,058,W0
1853. 14O6O,OOO 1885,. 11,56l,UU
xotal fir 1OSabre 1885, $26s, $4,000
@ednet man biersu nod ren @erluit
ourd feline Jeuer5brunite nit etlpa %
prosent obieer @um1ne $671.435,0oo?,
10 betrdat bet @elammtverlut fir bic
tetref. 10 Sabre $940,OOO>OOO.
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Die Ser. Staaten S9ulr>
na@ At3us Der i'm S9abe befnoltden
@elter miro auf $2,5O8>125,62O.1O
anoeaeben. -Ddbrear pes lebten Moz
mats BAT Die S@ulp UNI nabeSu pier
MiQtpnen ;n1enDmmen.
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+. Npti5 fur Mni1ebler
,ar,..f auf ...}. -
GtieubQbu : QGuberetett,

Die trfe Dipijtrn Der q. Wau! un6 pacific &a{cMtutr
50. bat tarsltd ibren :E..ei auf cine Nnaabt 91nbuet eu an
ibrer 9auptbabulinie lpsteiid pom NfinnedppIit, IN ben
Counties 8pennepin. @3ri9tt, Mefr, Ylpneusdlta unt
Sanctpcti ~splenbet uub suar IN hr na&fu!Seub<n Weift.
Die Iufmertiuntfet Der anfesler ant eanbfdufr ntrb
Defenders auf uadfetsHee s abeae Gelcntt, st ri.
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MadRebeno seben mir cine ner@
aletdenoe itatilttlde ueberiiht Der Civil
ltaen Der tepeutenlten europdil@enU} pn<
arden, nebit Mn9ate Der @innabmen Der
ppn tbneu reoterten Staaten:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25
Or. S. Mieaer,

Yrattiider Nr3t Wunber3t unb 8eburt5belfer.
Office I'M % eb II 8 an Der Dabalbap strabs.
aptfden Der stem unb 6ten Strabe. benz su baueaben Gpfum,
boafe s~esenaber. #..
Dfftcefunben: Moreens BON 8 bis1t0 utr;
Naduittass ron 2 Bio 5 l1tr. nj
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Sbtller umb Sbmtbt t.
Wp. 242. Irittc Straee. st NouL.

SStr ~etkpIetlen uiisr ausse,etdn etes Qaasr in g%onbiscrei.
45aare1t Der umfaasreihfen Nuapatl, iobanu Ganbies,
ets<sreant, Nuien, sranen Sriid.en aasr Nrtr
Ea- 0let1lals raaden mir aufnertlam, eab nit ubiaem
9elUaft cine Nefauratlcr- p%ertanben If, in peher Der
ettHellfs 3eiaftnteder feiaen @al,nen..su mdBisen vreifeu
b%efrtebtsen lam, ME mir u~Oerbaupt bsiaabt ieia uerben,
anlere Eertte Runsfteft bird cine -ecGs nsb prolapte DC.
otertuno ju %eetpinuen iubsl irerbsr.
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&Dnigli6 DreuB. Gpn1ulQt
81
ct. Waul, M>inneipta.
nj s. Biuius> Gpniul.

Grite Dipiiipn per
ST., 4aul& patiit Gisenbahn.
ed. lSDinter= Tabrplan.
an unp nad Dem 4. Nppe1nber, 1867.
ct. YauL ct. Antbonp> 'Mnpfa,
ct. Glcuo uno Saut @apibs 3Gge.
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OfM9fSQnf
@tQiuS 8rptb. II. Dunbar.
T. @StpauL Winnefpta.
getr as<rnesmsn Ste ssforsans aner gum eautfads &c.
seFtsea 9tt%dfse, uno guar Serjassresfe; nf|.
f. l.. Nnuabme ron Depoften.
9abT, wst$s bel aas s~spoairt rrssrssu, a.bea keersett,
s sHr a SoTs ut s: SS%ia =, g ,ur gsriasuns or D<sen"satsa!
etrsitsn mtr 3 PCT. SntereHeu.
2. 0elpzD ehlel.
@ete. esttsr uao f!sua0e Man;en tanfsn uns ~sertauiex
mir aets jun aases-Geurie. ~
3. Nnfauf unp Serfauf Don Wedielu.
0su suten 8anquters. 6irmen ~ausselsats gDsal.l turnen
tfi ans tets 3arn %turrantsn Gcurie In @elo utnseranseit
stsess: agir gsrtanifa @eSs a aui 2. Nsrs gsgt. e. aeat.,
fsea mir u. u. auf f~olssnDs gldse Gurupas:
Mu96burD frankfurt l.. d..
Bal el, Berlin
Bremen> Ga15el
GpblenIr @bln>
2etp5t9 MannbcimL
Wdnden, Nurnber9>
StraBbarA Stuttgart
1rter. Wien,
5ambur9, 2pnppn> M.
NJ 4. Gtnjiebun9 pon gelberu.
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94ulbltetnen aIer Mrt, Grbl1aften u. {. ~. lit
alien 3betlen.. Guropa'S une Der Ser. @taateu.
Da3t erforoerli9e papiere, ais 8cuma&trn,
Der3t9tei ltlr9s- llrfunben, SobtenIheiue ,, fer
tget trtr lflbl, unter @arantiruue Der Redt-
g~utaeteit an unb %beioreeu bic ecn(ularif9e ST.
olaubteuue b~erlelben.
Den @%e9enwertb aller IN europa
our9 unS coQeetirten ODER bel uniern
oortfoen Gorrelponoentsn fur unlere
Ne9nun9 enlightenment 8eloer aablen
MIR bier in 0plo aus.
s.. Gertauf Don Ya1asez@Geinen .
iur ~ueterfabrt ron Bremen. 5a,nbura unb stserpesl nod
Wep Bort per cssefhif pbtr Oan,pftocs. icuts TatrbtuetS
tur Rdft aan Nep 'yort bis st. pau! ia tn ~hissrtsaeu
preien.
6. Be5ablunb BON lorrn
tn ieben Gbe!e hes Staates. @usaui uas Wsrtauf eu
0rtnbetsentbuna sessn gommiiFpu *. X.
Z. 8ereini9te Staaten Bunos
kbn Mrt, ais 52Oer, 1o-4Nsr uno 1851 ,auftr unb ye,.
taufsn mr gum Sases-9eurle.
gebrneer wilius s. Dunbar.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21
AN IMPORTANT DECISION.

The Berkeley Union says that "in the
recent mandamus case from Morgan
county, growing out of tic late election,
his Honor, Z. B. Hail decided that al
though the Board Of Supcrvisors were by
the constitution and laws Of the State
made judges of elections and had discrc-
,iona'y porers, yet, they being an iufe-
riOr tribunal, the circuit court had iuris.
di9tion by maudamus, and that the Board
Of Registration could only determine the
qualification Of q citizen to vote at that
particular clectiOn-iiat the constitution
did not require man, in order 10 hold
all Office, TO be 4 registered voter, but
that he should be entitled to vote. Sec.
", Art. III Of the constitution says
Nc persons except citizens entitled 10
vote shall be elected or appointed to any
State, county or municipal ofiic.'"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21
THE INDIAN WAR.

General Sheridan has forwarded a re-
port of the fight which General Custer
command Of cavalry had with the Iudi-
ans on the Washita river on the 27th Of
November. After marching five days in
snow twelve inches deep, the troops
came upon Black Kettles camp in the
morning, and after fighting nearly all
day, captured the entire camp. Black
d Kettle and l02 warriors we're killed, and
So women, many children, horses, robes,
arms, and lodges captured. Some Of tic
stock was retained for military service,
and the remainder. between 500 and 900
animals, were killed. Major Elliot, Cap,
tain Hamilton, and nineteen enlisted mcr
were killed, and three officers aud eleven
men wounded. Two white children wcr,
rescued from the savagcs, and one wilt,
woman and a boy were murdered by tht
lnJian women at the commencement O.
the fight. General Sheridan thinks tina
! h can inti!c. one or two more sucl
blows on the sayages, tlleic will bc X
moro Indian troubles in his department
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21
THErnEslDENTs MESSAGE.

VIZ lay before our readers the Presi.
dents message to Congress It is a
lengthy, able and exhaustive document,
and will be read with additional interest
from the fact that i, is the last message
Mr.. johnson will ever write. and the
scandalous manner in which it was re-
ceiTed by Congress. In view of these
facts. We make no apology for giving i,
SO much Of our space.
As We present the document in full, il
preeludes the necessity of any extended
comments. We will say, however, thai
his language in relation to the public
debt. will meet tie views Of the laborine
masses of the country. In urging meas.
ures for the speedy reduction Of tie debt
he says, 1.-The idea that such debt is tc
become permanent, should at all be els.
carded as involving taxation 100 heavy &c
be borne" lie declares that under OK.
istine arrangements, We pay in every Pc
ROD of sixteen years, Il Sum for interest,
equal to the entire amount Of the debt, q
fact which illustrates its erroneous cha.ac-
ter. His idea that permanent debt
would eventually be monopo!ized by .
few individuals, and thus build up n
money aristocracy which would control
the affairs Of the nation, is worthy of the
consideration of every right minded man
and his arguments for the immediate re-
duction Of the rate OF interest, are uuan-
swcrabie. There is volume Of truth in
his remark, "&at Ike lessons Of he po9
aaaoniA de leader, Nat !. is not ueN 10
le orer anxious i" e.ractipg from Tie Gor-
rower.''
In referring to the reconstruction meas.
ures Of Congress, lie President produces
m ARRAY of facts and figures utterly
overwhelming to the advocates OF that
policy, and we must cordially agree with
him, "that If these reccn.. rrc,ion schemes
cannot be conveniently abrogated, they
ought to be made to conform to the genu-
inc principles Of Republican Govern
nent."
The whole message is well worth the
careful reading, which we hope cur pat
rons will give it.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21
TIE BEAVER LOCAL.

We are glad TO notice that the propric-
Tor of this paper has dressed it in an en-,
tircly new suit, and added one column tC
each page. 1t is now one of the neatcst,
rs i, has always been one Of the spicie,t
Of our exchanges. We hope our friend
Odell may hive frequent attacks of the
same kind lie deserves success for his
manly and straightforward way Of speak
ing the truth.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1868-12-21

4 SSIGNEE'S NOTICE
Y In the District Court o the United States
for the District of West Virginia.
In the naHer q
Joshua p. Oseas, IN Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
To whom il may concern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice Of his appointment: Is as-
sicpec If the estate of JOSHUA T. Owens, OF Gil
mar coun,y. and State of West Virginia, within
said District. who has been adjudgcd bankrupt
upon hi own phiilion by the District Cour; Of
said District.
Dated at Clarksbarr. the ID day Of
Deccmber, A D. 1868.
ISAAC RAMEY,
dee HIST Assignee.