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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22
9Im mmfere ~9lbomutnten.

Bir .Hinasa rtsisnissn unisrsr assnlsntsn.
rsl&e uns nod aadtdnes i4nIssn, aui's erin.
stns1s. risitlsm ssinsuienpsn.; Gs tanu flo rotl
Elm AbOnnsnt. Bella gen, ZAP Ct nidt isinsn suasu
tSslp'swsrtb. pom uns srbaltsn. no mir ;uslsi&
sniprtGsn, rab er In Ger Jclae Den s0ppslw h
rurt Ssrmstrans ets etisfuTss utaE,n ipa. -
Ter Atrnnsme nlsprsis tstraSt III rr Scat nur
cine &Isinisteit meb. ale Ter Yrsis DTS yapisrs'
wOraui sas : lat sssndt ID; untr irl&sn lin.
ltanrsn tOnnsn air uns unmObIi& aaa Hsa fem
Ssrluit rura SaumitliStsit Der AtOunsutsn aui-
lsssn uns ,wassn nus ~ssrbtbist ittsn. sie Namsu
lUldsr Assnnsnten. tic ibrsn ~SsrpF'Gtunsta niat
nadt'mmsn, gu lrti6sn uae in .sinsr iawaueu
elltt bsfannt ~ maiden. las 9prs siuss Sci.
t~unssl&rsitsrs it s;wib t.ia sIanvnsss. ;umal
rtun ct nod NIT 9lStb uas tprm sg,u,a ~
tln,pisn. bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22

aIsr nur rnSsli&sn tsfsrsu unit 6saen Sorkn.
un0 10 lam nur iaesn. RAP Natur uni 9unR kir
NIT sinanSsr 5ans IL. 6anc s.bsn 5er u. pS-
l@sl 1T stnsr ssr altsfsn anRstlv si.l.r @.asns,
anD suSlsi& sinsr ssr prattiiafsn uns an. retsRsu
IN fr WsiEtultur fcrtStf&ritsnsn N.intauer.-
mas itine graftit ssrmas. BARON Iaisrn isine
ipOnsn, nit ten srsIfsn 0sinsn ssiaatsn srss.a
Stasrdams. Die Osine. psIae i'd psutirt,.
purrsn sou mtinsr 3unst Die, wts Id CLAUDE,
rim iss acutins tat. .OLne aaosI ~bsiualsn ~. ma.
rem ltOM ssbatt en-, tlanf, isuris. unp rsrlprtis
tilIis. Gin .%msiterss irs,isats Ginssta aui sis
q ltitssmn SOrten ump Satrsdas. wirss 81
"s't iutrsn, i'd Tam .nur iassn: Nsintauiw
u~ssr,sust vua:kItR! wsmittia mid iiririssma
sHpIsss. (Gcrttsuns fslst.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22

Etc 1sstfts Usssnt Gsaus,,
ft@srs"ssSsiiIIi&Aft tn 81. s,.,.
vslas lansf banisseit uHs autss e.aas, n. IN.
st"ssSan!sasn gsrtinfIiGisisn ~ sfauss. IA,
40 lis 50 Sarssr zen easssnass gsns,y. s.IAs.
BON 's"s' Ss"'' s'n 'sissr Gsmvasris sssss.
isn'ts' sAstassl- assntsal sntsr tsm gsrrssls,
'T eissnttan ~ sssfAnR. tN.s llntniAsitss
uHs'' s'sra6ts sstsa sss sssiAissnsa 0ssAssn
ass's'dt Surssn. ssrIasi. ssa 81. UsnsSsas,s,
al. Fs pa'stpisa itn.a s.irisiha tsnsa:spsssss
ten. I'D ssts"ssr. DE ttasa aut 10 sie.ssssSxS
0sit atssi&niass i,sn Estsn ~ lps.ha. RI
vsssss iaas 'tists. ~" 5risssa"iH,siauA fat
uas SurAs. sif f& ses kisa. suassa taHSsa.
Rsn. ssr. :.Ssrflastsn sntAisssn. Dir nnsta IN
naafss- Numm,r 0ib"ss asu oil. An ass
Nspt. "is sisis S&uinsslsasss aassiAu -A.,sss-
ka spsriHtn, Ritt,stm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22
&afell mi6t oh.

Die 1smprsnjlsnts Upu 6rUmmsn rrer Gtriasn
Scn SbiO Ssrlammsltsn ft sOr sinissn aassn in
GrsF line unr tsitlO1sn, BON isst an tpdtissn IN.
tbsil au fsr sstitit gu nstmsn, ,. +. oils tltRadn.
siSs pSlitij6s Yartsi auisutrssn: Ndalsn 5trtl
ltOn mclfn is cine ispsrats Convention attalten
unp GansiraIsn iur lie psriaisssnsu Staatsam;.r
auIltsQsn. SIN Staats Nains psrpsu BON Der.
eileen Ssits ~ttsislren Gnlrsnsunasn ssmatt. Zen
rsri&isesnsn 9 taaissOnusnti OMEN piru tulu cine
NaiiOnoleOnSsntiOn Ger nsusn 9artsi fulssn.
Nan fsst. hH esats rasrsu i6, is laN.m niai
al. 90 mars a6sr ron jsbsr. NO ras ,Sreu,'
ais su' 3siasn auissReat nnrps, in Tenn ssa,ol
wsrrm lrats. Ssst irsili& isBsn 10 mauSs bloc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22
ss9Sprb Hmerifa'$: Sdbatteni eiten.

Sa Brisisn siass D;wpasa a4r er at,ta
Stimatb.
Guar iariss lib gu6 sisl.. :cn ametila insn,
Ep4 q idab riss inns CT i'm tlaS.ns III 1sa,
Esnn i'd wu6ts mid naJIia blnsu,&,uum esa.
lnp ras Ssit; pom Ausm bsIaus,ufuesH.
@pbl 1T Is Gin srcb:s uns irtiss Hans,
Cas Tsil s Fer aDsIt, ME Sud Ausn %tsiannt.
SDOtl gifts iur 9l,Gisnsa net Raam uus Gaars
tier,
unsrms5li&tr 0eihttum unt S&asesthr,
Nutl tpnnta. .rn,usti pon iurRli&sa . aassn
Gins nsrt 6.imatb Gle Gsuri&sn d ..stnnssn;
ROtl Fpsa su.. 0la&tlins tn itinsr 9sts
pier bic lasrns.3uEa& ..unei Srssit uns SsOt;
pier wirs .r il uimmsr;U tn' ftrI uar Grtarmsn
SsriOlst wis lei Gu& pom Vsri&t uns VsassaE-
NTH,
unf taut. m.nn TT Fsibis, insSabrsslaM
5iue iri,slifs putt us .m .9issntEum aui.
Tv9 il IS ni&ts 9.itt.s. tas..mO Ct Str n.
mfIsn.
Der t.uttsn gsqusmlt6lsit gan, ~ strssftn,
umr 81 rstsA tn isltt 9n taltnih. cir,
Die ni&ts wtuis.r ttetsn ais Ssnnsni d III.
SD nil sinmal Iittis su iammtnsdt!sn.
sGis ~ tluisap Dmas HIsF sanjIit issls",
Die snlWsltr III jssIi&sm 9aui. bsrii.
@sbrren CUR ssnl den SsbaSlittsit.
Optr ris, I'M nit Dlassn. uni 9eio ausiuiatnsn,
Gum WstuB ses s~sisui5en etb sns eisasn.
50 ID ilsre tas wlbrbait, nit strli6sm Sinn,
Our 9sbrs iur rie, ris ilt uUrs'numm ,n,
Ginl tesuE:r ,nts 2anr Ger 8srbtlsuus gu iona
men.
Gmiissuns in na6Rsr Summer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22

Bel u" an iss.sa 2satas Ser atsst,ltss,a
Ntinsrsts ioants issu Saa:eaasr sir sIir,ulsAs
SSasrn' haurs aaA.a. RAP s"is's tisEssa sDissEs
Ia. Der arrusass' ,sssti isiatu Gle itsss uss'
aarssr sDsint t.'.ai.as. 6siasim sts.s4t d.
ben. linrr bra asss.e .at.a Dsia.s Itia alss
III isIds. ustas Ia inm Sssistuns ssa inaesa
surcrdi ia'n Ssssa Gle ssu:snsta steatSri, Al
ss osin Ssesut wsrass su,fnH; snA De Ass-
ben ron GstarIa aas' Gsnssss. s,iHs nj. stisau.
l;sssn an 3astesit salL 8'asnt zee Bsssstts
Hia'' ~ ~uaissa a'ras .s' Hri,''sa' BEE Sss"s.
UsIa ssIss 0sHaai BET vtAd ~ SsAaasluas en-,
untrn am:s;iamiasa 8sautsa sr1sesut w,sss
lam. llntsr sta 3stsusuRtn ma3is ssr ratyias
'tur 81 tEs. S%tss.tns i,insn i'm ~sssisrrasa
8ans ssl,sns. Isritlts Deb. 10 jst as As,ss
wsin NOD mnltsrtrsT.s "a sas nIis 20 seraas.
fhtl.t nod lanss tlritsn. 4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22

Eab tie Eermanntr Weine aud auspirts isr.
SOls umS wVtIssrtitnts a%nsrtsnnuus Fneen, bsz
rrsist na4iclssnser Mrtiel, BEN MIR Fem Ssnn-
~taastlatt Ger Nsw S.lsanitr Dsuti4sn :3situna
etnbsimi sr @ein. Gur& Treuhp-
i6tfit eus Srn. Gnrinanp S6miptp III MIsists
tattsn mir ssitsrn @sl.Ssntsit ssrl&isntLe D.in-
lOrtsn. wtIGe Snr CONTAINS, 3tef, Elm Ser.
'panrtsr rss 9ta. S&mists, auf i.inen @sinbers
gen In uns tcisbstmaHn, MifOari,.. s.scs.m BAL
gu trltsn. g. Eparsn rs untr Dem glame"
"GU"eorr." nSirsinta sttrIins" uuO .eatansa"
tsianntm Srltsn. Ter @siu-idmmtIiAs prst
sertn-'lt in j'rsr Ss3itbuns srr,asIi&; .r III
.cutrmmm rem, tat cine bsrlite Blum. uup
ltmfdts ms rtsrbanpt 10 sur, nsli& gut, eoS mir
isnsrkol lie rods aur Bic 0sintauer In RiN1vuri
uaO baonrsrs aui sas sBOtl les 5srn Nj,t
a"stra tt'n. au& es' 5m. S&mittY, Ter uns
Rem Nsin issrtraSts. wurps bsim suusu @la,
irsWntlia ssea&:.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22
Sine ieltem se,usroene Maare.
(Ecriissuns in naaRsr Tumms

Ctne 1elten 9etnoeoene rs are.
aairaS ets tu,tl&e" Sultans Wiabmus an Ben
Yleist.ntsn isinss 9arsms.
Gin Iasasa. tauis enc Np&su alt, ui&t ~
TEN uni ni&t .Su Sr0b, n.&t ~ IsIt uau MID, 81
miSsr, tafantsntrAuneI. .wti&ss 5aar, prrpsrtls.
nirt. VIierer. CARTE 5aat, sutblttr @auasl, sins
bsitsre, ssnTIst Stirn. sun!Is. isur,ss aussn,
cine tuBt Gs Nlt. siMen tlsiaen @anp, iorau.ns
rVtbs, nitt auissprunssas 2ippsu, ilsins w.ibs
3abne, tn rtinsr Attsm, int untsbaartcu Rum
em nstli&rs grut6sn. tetHs. it anlisssuet,
rIttliGs OHlsn, s.asn wtlptn pals, wttsr trSpF5
nod tlapptrt pttaItla, tlne Ttits. 81 .itpds, aIaba
ttsrns Srult, aui ttr ii& sm InSsnp SIsbssa6ltu,
Opns Wsia9r. Zen Gals 3u trsA;u, 7srum,ummsln
%tOnnsn, tI:ius. fsiiaisb psibs 5aupt, tfins 5uBs.
sin i.hamsr gaRs.
Anmertunsbs? . uItans: 0snn 81,
resr sin anrtrtr Sbrer tutIassnt,a si..
lolts Waars Fnee n. 10 itnOen Slt mir eisl.
WoRl tmtalirt unn ,isbsM cine Sumnt, 10
bph Sn weutn, AM mlp.
Sbr afetiiVnrttr
SuItau N al n ub,
Netl Is irslttetanut, alio aud Ia Gsnlautiucs
pei. rab Is N 5srmann 10 sisls uus bic iGSalsu
Rastsn s.tt. 10 bat Der turtirts Rattr i'd eir,t,
an unisrs 8eraet.On asssmtst une uns Cen aui-
tras s'sstsn, Iar ibn cine Sultanin, nj. upsa
bsi4risbsn. ~ iu&sn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22
Aene 2azsissn.
&armRuN.


Cre Ectsn, ~ 500. $50 nSl $50, satist ven
l. Dtistsr 1858, nut on miA cher netns Csets
,abItar. pa sus msinsm etRt sstattsR. 50
sttllrs tisrit. sat 9ismanl isesAs psi&tn ssdis
li&en SnipruA an iisis SeslsR Dot Hnt - Su al.
lsiniss G,seuttlmsr s~svi.Ibsn tia. uasHs esstalb
Ssstn, flo tamit 10 bsfatfa, 10 sttisttsn a~ras,tiirt
psrssH. wsnn Ee tsR If&fml5isea GtssM,timts
ni&t ,uradssasnt w,sssa.
IT. %. &ItaststL
6sgmaan. 10, Heai 1853.
8eeamntsaebwia.
"a tu ssu liisniasn, sslGs, cine asdb
saIan ~ tsfstn, Stise Netsn ists Ia 9anssa BE-
ssa. aui serRsesnss 5fsmIAe D~sIammtMaaasa
iur NsHtitstissas isssr TsAtsutsrlssn Bsssmttek.
tans nstnss Gissuttumt flo aiAs Ssasnt ssestess
o.raastntiAsa anisraAe nsitsMD nmaAi tatsR,. 10
tIllar' 70 hisfah btsie srtt sastsa, lsiasmss 400
Cellars. Ia isser aasrsn 1an. ale bee msiaiasa
ias usl tICt une cmsrifrt, % stsisitsn nus 20
mi6 sesr mstns Crssy Ss,aStt ipslsa t5snsn slsE
eutisu, tisie aksr ssR mir niat ssettsn a. Gias
Gin,h tuas ssa 3atlsWs sss 0stEA6ee wSiss benz
NAT aaA sisisg SseanHtrns Auns nnesietliA fsta.
Sn niARsv Namasg sisisr 3tituna ieg Ssx l6sss
gang ris,ss atasrmsa 6aasirns Gls sias @ars
sung ,ur Ssre&t Sur 5fsnili&tn &suatnie lsmmss.
6ssmana. 8lai "a. 1859;
CLk&. &IinststL
0siss an.sism bee g.. o.. 2linsbsil nsssn
BON @ntsrsssn ale 10 Sci, tiisn Estnrse D
pa hst. #41 6
GtnR &tsA, Justice. $3.50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22

aussn tas Sreus nt&t, vsil Is slet&iam nod I'm
Tuttsral ftdt. attr nar @eruls aud Fe psr-
rsn's nod tlintsn isbsn. penn e. sinnal frsi une
rHsn f:n ianatii&su S&aann ~puransshassu
pire.
Garum niGt na&ssla1.n I'm SrsuniTrsn, prO-
pasirsn uup Grtrelrsa, ramit iriiHet Orsr ipatsr Der
Ger iawaryu armtt rtr sttatrsnrt gmpians
rtrfe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22

Sttimmerals BIautart. Tinan,.
~riiniiter 9Ouipsq ptrtith Len Glnts in ie,nem
Etpartsment bus 8sidtn unr Sueiprn pabttrr
Ter gureaufunrm. Gen uGlntInnsn" ipirp has
SGrabsn %DsrbUtsn. aud rurisn- fe niGt Wie sis.
Der Ssiu&e smpiansta, iUnesm miItn Fsibis ,in
tpisriSsn'aas ie.stt.n tHuntn. unler SOSnlpa
CAB ss fr& .Tsrt 9lsnidsn.!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22

Elite Der ertbetltea .Mrdmien
bstrr NeinPrVbshts9anIn
gtrtins II. RaL
GItawta,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22

SrnR: 4l 81
&natttan miit G tod uHs Ssiui
Rommt tsyan ssr 6as GssfatsL.
Drtnst Gud tsn 1sisM tHt a. -1t s.
Eap SIR ioast otns Siasssa 1
Ger itintr Gtssn. stm esutEt ssiAsiasa,
Tu s~.resmnsrt caa tana ittE.
Tis Rslsa ssmmsn tiatsVasr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1869-05-22

Nile Tisitnis,n, 10 mir nsA ilr artlitt EasA,
ltiaunasn unb Matsansats iAuisfn. triaSt -
nm tsts,ss 5ahlsns.. - 5srmamn, Dat 1859.
fI QIInakGil.I
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-27
All Points East.

.Of0TWf0 49, TgI
For through tieet- and informant on, apply a. ~.
Illinois Central Railroad Depot.
.... anfa.rHIHaI r1Li' II ". T.. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago
NJ HCGHiT1. Genera ~ per Intenfent.
JAMES JOHNSON. Agent. Caro-. iAnasdu
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-27
no GAS CONSUMERS.

Messrs. q. r. yeager Co.. near corner of Eighth
street and Commercial avenue, have supplied them
selves with one Of ID. Mcdonald Co.'S InfsIiible
Meter Testers Parties dissatisfied with the register
ing Of their meters can now have them tested. II the
meters are found true the ANAL expense Of the test
lie found incorrect NO charge viii be made nayl6tf
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-27
This instttuttOn WAS founded In 1853
and Chartered by che state OF
Illinois in lS65s
TERMS |;

Board and Tuition. including bed and bedding
washing and stationery per term or hve
months
Music, iancing, painting and the languages, extra
For further Information apply 70 the
suglTdsm MOTHER SUPERIOR.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-27

PAINTs--whne Lead. per kee........".... 6o@ %cc
| VEGETABLES.
New Potatoes per barrel OOge ~
White Beans per bush OOt2 b9
Navy do do sss.,-ss.. s..s.s.". 900. Vocts .
Onions per bDi... '''sf w O. W
| WHEAT u
No, 40 i...'"'.''' '--''"'.'''''''"' wi Ops n,
No.In do o.. 4..a4.. G4......a. al 20
Ordinary Red and Whit Oogl 10
WHISKY.
Reciifed according to proofs. oo@i 30
SS00pT''0n 40 rRFefSeHTs rGY VII 'f'Ss' y
81; Salt y bbl. 5oc; Flour and Meal y Dbl zoe Corn,
n sack, Zoe Oats, y 100 Ms Ac, Potatoes and Apples
POI, Sec; Hay. tsomPIessedl y ton, 81 so ,HeeX
Lumber, dressed, in bundles, Pm, $780, Lumber
RATES RAIL n, Y. AND BosTes TO CAIRO ny yHr
BIuE list class So So ed do ss "a; Sd do 81 rs
4th do, 81 Os special do. 72c 1afgl11 Ht1 I Il
To Ney York, Cotton mpressed. 20
do do uncofnpressed. 70
To Nrw oRLKAss--Flour, v Dbl, 4oc; Potatoes aud
Apples 4Oc; Pork, Il bb &c; Beer 81 10 Whisky
bbf, 81 so Coal OIL, v bb 81 10; Corn est Oats, 25c
y 100 bs Tobacco per Hhd q 90 Cotton. p so bale;
Heavy freights &c; Light freights Doe q 100 Ms rH
Hay, compresedp ton. Observation-Disclosures. % %
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-10
THE DAILY


Civilization, with It's burning power,
Stays her fair image with It's fearful glaive,
Then, toiling, we become Its ready slave
And yainly pine for respite one brief hour
This was a race of kings as strong and true
As Roman citizen or Spartan brave;
Theirs was the PRIDE and theirs the heart to
save,
Keeping great natures lessons fun in view.
XXI.
Moke-ta-va-ta, thy wrongs shall be redressed,
Thy viewless form fills all the yernal air,
Nor earths fair bosom, nor the spring more
fair,
Can stay the footsteps of a race oppressed.
xxXn'
Their name is legion, and from mountain slope
And distant plain their fearless forms appear,
All conquering, and all potent without fear
They come with our proud nation now to cope.
XxxuI.
And if the rivers shall run red with blood
And if the plain be strewn with mangled forms,
And cities burned amid the battles storm,
Ours is the blame, not thine, thou great and
good.
XXXIv
Thy name shall live q watchword for all time,
A herald and q beacon light to all
On whom the tyrant and the despot fall,
Making thy death heritage sublime.
XXXv.
If of this noble race thou vert tho last
And stood on the EXTREMIST ocean verge,
Thy eloquence would all thy people urge
And in one deadly conflict they would cast
XXXvI
Their gauntlet in our shameful, flaming face,
And then, without o thought of praise or
blame
Would perish to avenge thy noble name,
And prove that thou vert of kngly race.
xXXvIT.
A sound of war is on the western wind,
The sun, with fiery flame, sweeps down the
sky
Athwart his breast the crimson shadows fly,
OF fearless forms no fetters e'er can bind.
Down through the golden gateway they have
trod
The mighty scions of nation come
In sweeping circles from their shining home,
With weapons from the battle plains of God.
NOTES.
MOketavata, chief of the Cheyenne Indians,
assassinated at the massacre of the Washita in
November last.
Voshta, wife of Moketavata.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-10

was but shining bubble blown TO amuse the
people, like his promise to reform the Govern
ment and purify the administration by expelling
mere politicians" from places of executive
power. At any rate, he gave the pledges and
there is law on the statute
book which, among other things,
provides that, if any person shall have
set on foot or prepare the means for any military
enterprise, to be carried on from thence against
Spain, such person shall be fined and imprisoned.
Also, if any citizen of the United States accepts
and exercises in New York commission to
serve against Spain, or procures anybody to en-
list ito serve against Spain he shall be fined and inn
prisonod. This is municipal law, which President
Grant is bound to enforce, If he be aneutral in re-
spect to Cuba. Has he put in operation any
means to execute this law? Has he issued any
proclamation announcing his neutrality, and
warning his fCllow-Citizcns of the impending
pains and penalties of this law2 Has he in
structed Mr.. Pierrepont, or Mr.. Grinnell, or Mr..
Barlow to be ygilant in this respect, to the end
that we maintain our honor intact and be Gov
ernmcnt of law and not of passiOn2
If the nation is not TO be neutral, but is TO be
an enemy of Spain and ally of the insurrection
against her sovereignty, then be it so But had
not President Grant better convene Congress
and send to them message asking that autho-
rity be given to him to suspend rs to Spain, our
neutrality laws, and, if need be, declare war
against that power?
Does President Grant intend to maintain an
honest or dishonest neutrality, orlnO neutrality
at all?
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lt.,o,, ma V,.sIaty,a

From the " y. Tribune
General Candy acting under instructions from
Washington, will very soon issue his proclama-
ton appointing a day of election and prescribing
the mode in which the pending constitution
shall be voted on by the legul electors of the
State the registries being meantime carefully
revised and corrected. The day will probably
be the last Thursday in June or the first of July:
if the 4th of July did not fall this year on Sun
day we could wish that the new birth of the Old
Dominion to freedom and loyalty might date
from that day. Meantime the conservative"
State ticket having been formally Withdrawn it
is manifest that most of its late supporters will
vote the independent Republican or Walker
ticket, so far as they shall vote Mt all. And
though the election is still nearly two months
off the issues unsettled and the parties about to
come into collision are now matched for the first
time the cardinal principles which are to
triumph in the struggle are already clearly indi-
Gated as follOws:-
/, The Free Constitution, framed year or
more since will in the main be accepted by
Iorpe majority, if not without serious oppose
tion. (This secures blacks equal rights with
whites.)
scribed by the XIVth Amendment to the Fede-
raj Constitution will be voted down-also by
large maJorltes'
and n new State Legislature will be chosen, of
whom n decided maj ajority will profess to be, as
most of them will truly be- friendly to General
Grants administration.
d Two L. S. Senators of like faith will be
chosen by this Legislature the week after its
assembling.
4 The predominant desire of the masses to
have peace. industry, security and prosperity
will make itself very generally respected in
spite of the bitterness still ranking in thousands
of hearts.
whereof the vanguard is already traversing Vir-
ginia's valleys and scaling her ridges, will
Tapidly appreciate the value of her lands break
up her plantations into farms, permeate her
omnipresent forests with new roads and new
her stiii growing timber is destined to enter
into the construction of new dwellings and other
structures within the next few years. In short,
| Virginia, having had enough Of civil war and
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING JOURNALS
UPON CURRENT ToPIcs-CoMPmED EVERY
DAY FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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when England will wish she had made n million
apologies and paid million dollars for every
claft captured by the Alahnmn wv
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devastation, is about to subordinate political
strife to industrial progress and material pros
pcrity, and thus advance to a future of power
and wealth undreamed of in her past.
We have said nothing as to the relative
strength of the Wells and Walker tickets re-
epectively, nor have we even indicated prefer
ence between them. On this point we may
speak hereafter. But General Wells late letter,
wherein he courteously yet clearly repudiates
enduring prescription and disfranchisement,
recognizing and acquiescing in the bengnant in
form, has dyested the contest between them of
much of its original Importance For the pre-
sent, we rest in the joyful conviction that 1869
will see Virginia fully reconstructed and re-
established on the substantial and benehcent
foundations of universal amnesty and impartial
suffrage.
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WINES.
HER MAJESTY
CHAMPAGNE.
DUNTON & LUSSON,
215 SOUTH FRONT ST.

THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE is
solicited to the following very Choice Wines, &o, for
sale by
DUNTON & LUSSON,
215 SOUTH FRONT STREET.
OHAMPAGNEsacAgen for Her Majesty, Duo de Mon;
tebeo Carte Beue Carte Blanche and Chas Grand
Vim Eugenie and Vim Imperial, Nj. Kleeman 4 Co.. Of
Mayenee, Sparkling Moselle and RHINE WINES.
MADEIRAS.-Old Island, South Side Reserve.
SHERRIEs;oF Rudophe, Amontillado. Topaz, VAL
PORTS.-Vinho Velho Real, Vallette and Grown.
CLARETS,-Promis Aine 4 Cie., Montferfand and Boz
deaux, Clarets and Sauterne Wines.
GlN.-"Meder Swan"
BRANDIES.-Henness Otard, Dupuy Co.'s various
vintaRes. 4b
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No. 235 ARCH Street,
1115. WIN. 7. HOPKINS 1115
LADIES EMPORIUM.

NO. Ills CHESTNUT STREET (GIRARD ROW.
Largest assortment and Best Cheapest Goods in the
city in all the following lines = -
Manufactures Of Hopkins Celebrated Champion Hoop
dred styles, shapes, lengths and sizes. a
Coteil Saline, and James COrsets, in eight different
81 80 to SIS.
:S3 different styles of superior fitting French woven
Whalebone CORSETS, from 81 to 80.
varieties OF extra handsome Whaebone Corsets from
S5 cents to $3.50.
Shoulder Braces, Madame FOy's Corset Skirt Sup
Mrs Moody's Patent Selfadjusting Abdominal Corset
highly recommended by physicians, from SD to 81. :
FULL LINES OF LADIES, UNDERGAR-
MENTS.
So Bartram Fantom's Family Sewing Machines,
being gratuitousy distributed customers for the
purpose of getting them introduced 2253m
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OF man are against highUayman, he holds
Whatever the rights of man are against ra g
or poisonous vermin, he unlenisbly holds
against his oppressors. The ri gut of any
people to liberty or self-governm ant oarries
WITH II the sacred, the eternal right TO remove
every obstacle to their freedom, whether Il be
King, congress, geusral, or an assassin n.
ALI Obstacles TO genuine liberty live by no
other tenure but that of the cowardioe or
Weakness Of the oppressed. If there was one
thing that God impressed upon his ancient
peop'e OF Israel 1t was the right aud the duty
to slay all tyrants. To clay them either by
war or by the dagger. Perhaps nobler
tyrant never lived than CG ar, and yet the
whole world have adored the virtue of the
hands that slew him. Even the famous old
divine, Beza, says:-"No man can Justly re-
prehend BIutus, Cassius, and the rest who
killed Caesar" Statues OF brass were erected
to their honor at Athens. And ever since all
enlightened mankind have consecrated the
name of BTutus to virtue and liberty.
Twenty centuries have covered him with
glory for killing ty rant. Time nsver failed
to cover any man with glory who slew
tyrant. Time never failed to re ward with
immortal honor any people who resisted aud
destroyed oppressive laws.
Then let the taxed and oppressed people of
America prepare to treat un ust laws or tyran-
nical law makers as brave and virtuous men
have, in every age of the world, treated them
to fire and hslters. Until the scoundrels of
Congress see this spirit bursting mp like flame
out of the bosoms of the people, they will still
drive on their accursed Juggernaut.