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0as gBclt=Srie6ene zWufffeff.
: er feuticbe Spu3trttdG. - Aeidbfa 3eutuer
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Solt II, 19. SUM. - Der brittle GQg be8
Muiifieile8 mar Der beutidIeu Muiif gelpoz
met. 9a8 @ololieum mar iebr gut beIu1t,
oa8 beutte Clement mar bel g9eitem an
StdrfIten uertreten. 0as &ou5ert begann nit
gutbel'5 @boral: ygine feite Burg lit uuler
@ott;" bierauf fOl9te gSu9uer'S rGaunbauz
ier" Suu2rtiire uno Dicnoelsiobn'8 &bor
y!6ebe oeine 2lugen aui." Srau Beidta.
Xeutner iung cine Grie, btcrauf fol9te vSie
6eimtebr bonn gSaloe." StrauB Otri9irte
ieiuen Dtorgen6latt= @alier uno 6rans 8ren.
Def ipielte Elm Yiono Colo. Iue Bieceu
ernoteten lautcn 8eifau. 2lls ba8 0tuit.
@crp8 res Saiicr 6ran3~ ~@arOez ez@renaoierrc-
giments eri6ien mar Der gntbuitaSmu5
unbegren6t.
Sr. Saso lieB na9rcre Btecsn oortra9en,
pel6e ieGr betfaui9 aui9euomlnen wurOen.
@iEe Dem 6aicr bon Oeuti6lanO 3ugtig-
nete Spmne puroe ioOaun bon bem 9roBen
Gbor qeIungeu, ba8 Diultftorps ipielte ais
Compliment fir ben be5eigten GntbuIla8mus
mebrere amerifaniifle Acknowledgment uno
bic @adt am 0lbein." 9us fatierlihe &Or-
nctsQuartett luuroe nit 9roBem 8etfaue em-
pfau9eu. 3aiitbe trug mebrere Stiide Dor.
sSrans abt oriJictc iein 0ieo Beln bic
S6walbcn bcimmdrt8 5ieb'n." Sel'mS4luile
otiielbeu erbob iid) bGs gan3e PubIltum uno
applauOirte mebrere Winuten lang.
S6lieBli9 purOe al8 gtattIid) Der y vQu'
6o8.@bor" nieOer bon Der Seuerlpebr perbGms
inert.
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spe;tal : Noti,et.
sg- abtct nidt Oorauf, M IS irqenO elm R6bmc

Re- Adtct nidt oarauf, ms iraeno elm Rdbmaift-
neu= Collector 5er Die Spiuede @iaitne iast. gSir
boben feinen Solicitor, um lie "Sope" in fer Stabt
arsupreiier mesbaIb lie uus u nidt eeluo9en inr,
uno irsenb etlua5 Ndhtbetll9es io9en. Slrfu6t Die
.Sotus" uno iusnn i,e Gub nidt 9eTdut, 70 iQtt ie
suriii. :. e. Mc6enup.
Tr, 1876, ,Scit 5apeftsitrase.
~ Stu.isbiireau Ser. .5. ST. Baltimore
Stra6e. Q46-D
x4 Die llnterjeidneten iinb alleini9e u a9en@
ten fir ben Staat Marp tGrb Iiir bsn Sertdui Der
berlbmten Sen Wetau= 5eteru. 9ieiel6en iuerhen
oils sdn,lih unruitbar unb els burdaus e1te
Stabliebern 9arantirt. Brobe iebern frei.
@uageHbeimer < sReil
fobri3ireaoe .5cpietbGnoler uno Srudsr,
136-E Mr 1l7. Gsit= s. BnltimorRitrGRe. al
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2ofalbert6tc aus ODafbin9tou. 'T
2SaibiugtOu, 10. Suni. - Jildlayo
Sobnion, Elm 6urbi9er, ftel iih beute Ntors
gen, al8 er in ber gtdhc Der ,6OwarO-llniOers
iitat" arbeitcte, be Quite aus.
- 0a8 alte Slattern 0oipital wur0e bcute
Worgen abfbtli6 ourd) Seucr 5erit0lt.
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% 0as 2SnGenblatt Des vSeat:
iflen Enrreinnn0enten"

erj&eint ieoen sreitas. gs III zines Der srSsten uno
eidbhathsten Bldttsr Der Ser. staaten. Set I'M
rern 9raqern sernd,te Eeffeuunsen werptn su
Gents pro aSpbembIatt beiablf.
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Nplttifd1e &unoaebunaert,

ct. i aul, 10. Stunt. - Die regelmGBtge
bemotratli9e &onueution bon Miuneiota lit
sur 3tit in Steung. IS IuO ale Ausiid),
ten uorbauben, cap baS @iucinnaticr Sidet
BON terleIbeH inbOilirt rueroen miro.
glttle. 5f 0 d 2irt., IS. Stunt. - Die
Staats ,@ouuentiou Der ltberulen 8epublita-
ner BON Artauia5 mar bic sr0Bte, pelde ie-
mails i'm Staate itattgcfunOeu, lebe8 SOuntD
Uar oertreteu. Die 9onpeution miro nit Der
oemotratliden Staat8sGOnuention cine Con.
fer2n5 balteu.
Goritcana, Ger., 18. SUM. - Die
bemotratiihe Staat5z&onpeutou mar 6uBerlt
6ablrei9 beihidt. Die meiiteH Dele9aten iinb
9e9en cine ieparute Domination IN Salti'
more
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pDspeptikfr,
ser5we etfelt nj DIT!
NufmusteruDe &unDe fiir Sud!
berabnte8 Opspepf1n

Hnspeptiier uno aeibe1be on 2eber= uno Utasen'
aronlbsttsn nelde Don aHbern GrSReieu ts,ne geiie
ruua srbaiten, fipb etneelaoen
'S I3sn~nee
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rE 0IG1el NSGTe! R7w

,ur 8eile in's Iuslano beorst nnerbalb "a Stunben
4. Baine,
1871 gde ber Baltmoreftr. unb B.=O .~Iuenue.
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- Der 0ampier ,Srantin," @apitdr
0reper, am 80. Ytnt BON Stettiu uno am l
Stunt oon ShriitianiuuO, 1T 9eitern nit 62E
Baiia9iereu bier an9etommeu.
- @eitGrn brad in Der lSeit 80. StraBe in
Der 8rauerei Oes lnbreas STINT 6euer aHs
welfea fir $4,000 Staoen auItiftete; Der
Serluit lit Ourdl YerIiferung oeOedt.
- Sn Der Stautouitrabe murOe geItern s.
8alenberg'8 Gabadsfabtit ourd Eeuer gum
Seruge uon $1,000 beld)loigt.
Sonnentibe fiuo iset etwaS AGtd9li.
Dies.
= Der 9eSirfsmeifer Der Srganlten, Sr.
2Sm. ytc@ee, uer0ficntlift Elm Shrsibcn, in
melflem er Holgenoe5 iagt: ,0a8 @eriitt,
Die Oran9titen niiroen fir ben llm;ug an y.
Sull nit ReuolOern uereben peroen, berubt
ntd)t auf 98abrbeit; audi babeu Ole Utit9lie<
Der be5 Sroens nidt Die 8erbinoid,teit, an
cem eripabnteu Sage auSSuriiden. lSir piinz
itlen etncn frieolifeu llmiug su balteu, psnu
Die SehOroen ibre GrlaubniB ertbeilen uno
meroen mir unS aIS 9eiesliebenoe Siirger be-
nehnen. Dos Bublttum miro criud)t, 9tafJs
rldten in SeSiebun9 aut uuiern Oroeu feinsn
9laubea bet3umeiieH, iOfern oieielben nid)t
ourd) Die Seamten Der Qltrlttsz ODER @roBs
lo9e 9emdbrleiitet finO."
= 3wansig ObltgatiOHeu= 2ugebote nun
ben heute Su 1885 bis 1886 geuIa6t. Die
oIierirtcu 2 Olta. 0arS. perOeu 6u 1885
113,74 ab9eben.
= Der 9pfr. rGitp Of Merico" traf beuts
bon 6apanna uuo Sera @ru3 siu.
: 9roBeS IufIeben erre9te bsute auf Der
SOrie oaS Siuten Der u@rje. Sabn-" "Attieu
in 2onOon. Gle wtten in QouOon bon 434
auf 40B, itiegen .aber bernu4 weOer auf 42f.
3ter wtden bem5uiolge Die Ittieu BON 524
auI 50., itte9en aber idIieBIta luieosr auf
$50.
- Die 8e9ieruug psrtaufte htute UliQ.
Dollars Sob Su 1l3,55-1l3.62.
- Die @oroHerS. Surp bat beute benWanu
Der Vorp Oona9au oils ibren Wt5rber in Ins
tlQQejtQnO periebt.
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Scr Earlier, 4meritaniite 9ii6enbesro uno 2Sars
rem nite Seeroe" Bartor, Sun- II. 2iSbtEinsz z6eusr=
Ytat=SeSer.
0ie beriibnte 9atuIon'ld5e Slot Air Furnace"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-20

2eours BON Bleia uno Giienrobren, Waoeiuannen,
Sporanteu, 0aithduOe, BiNoirs, abSuSsrObren Iitr
Ibtritte; iorpie aud
bporauliite Rommeu, BaHer sDlaihtnerte II. |. NJ
mormorne II. sfiser= =Saminiimie, 5suerbeero=Hoite'
Jie9iiter u. |. 10;
9ueben lltenilieu, Baerfibler unb Reirtseratoren
aod= uub Set,0ien uno Ieperaturen auer art.
Eisneff=Gcfe pom Salfimores unS SutafpHf
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= Sub uuO Silberwaaren.

VUIU> UIIU SIIUtIIUUuICU+
neuer Sd,mu6ia6en.
HIsaante 9 itberia Den.
Sobene unb flberne a d enubren.
Sifberplartirte 2Saareu.
Tt{ sRei erlp aren.
Neue 8rousez 9 d nu. |. 10.
au lepr blllsen Breen BET
u. ". 1Xarner
in etnem neuen geiGdite,
iSept,16tSN ser. f35, xS.=SdEtimprtkr.
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500 Weafeben bel eincm Grobcbcu
oetDptet.

Gan 6rau5tSco, IS. sunni. - Der
BON China uno Sapau bier augefommenc
0ampfer r@reat 8epublc" mcloet, OaB Die
lapaneitifc Sniel Setlidu ourA ein globcs
ben belu1geiuat puroe, nobel 800 NeujbeH
um'S 2eben fdmen.
- 9ahe Sbaugbai nic5 am 4. 0iai Scr
0pfr. - sRoHa" NIT Dem fr0ni. 0pir. ygua"
suiammeu. Die r9tOua" aing iofort unter,
uuo bic S6. DtcWtsetn uuo Quoee, ?. IL. 8.
Sngenieur, uno Die 50. Soole uuO Sople. l.
uno 8. Stcurmanu, iOpie Or. 3bompion Il.
55 Gbtneien tamen babel um'5 2eben.
- Der 0ampfer pon Sapan brahtc ais
8radt glia. 0ars. @ertb an St3ibuS sur
9teuprGgung.
- Der 0pfr. vWontana" 1T nit Iew.
gorter 6rntt unO Baiia9ieren Oon Banana
angeiommcn.
- Der beute uud Banana aboeganQeuc
0ampfer bate 6radlt gum 8rtbe uon $780,.
600, mad glelu-Y Yort beittmmt, (Oaruuter 21 ;.
900 8aaonen 9Sein uuO iiber 5000 9aQOueu
grQnbn) an Soro.
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SeuatorpabI in y1cips 0amofbtre

ncoro, 18. SUM-. = 0a8 Qaus
ser @eeb9sbung uabm Bsute bic 9Bubl zines
SunDesleuators Dor, an Steqe BON s. gS.
Batterion, oeiicu Sermin abgelaufen lit. Sa8
9auS Sdblt 341 Stimmen, sur gSubl paren
III Stimmen notbtpenOi9. s. lS. Batter
ion erhlelt /, 6arrp Sipgbum 1856, Salur
bridge 2BaOleigb 2O4 Stimmen. 2etterer
ruur0e BON Seitcu be8 Sauie8 ais ertpablt er-
FlTrt
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Balttmpre
Sire e$uiurauce OfTee.

OHsweRsGde pon 1outb. nms IBateretr.,
perHac t'orimaprsRo sessnSerlurt oosrS 4aotn bur&
artsn DON @isentbum, Dobn=, eabsn= unb YDacreus
Sduier, panbelssiiter, Aderbauprobufte, Dfotela.
3ausssratbiaaiten, i'm Ban besriffene ooer tmSoen
In eoouns beHnbline babrSeu3s u. /. b.
9as Direttorimm beftett ans foIaensen &streu:
Dm. y. Sarriton, Vr1noent;
SEQ. R. Bifers. .. .. aapfI,
Dapib 2. IDl,on, z. Robt. Senttus,
Sofab bennington, e. NtortoH Stemart,
FRANCIS &. 3tns, y. q. VepcoMer,
Serrp Carroll, Otolne Q0rpis,
R. Q. Sterart, 10. lS. GauloS,
GDm. 8. Bruno, Jsraei 9ohen,
Geo. E. Sarrtion.
HppIitattoue=fS ormulGre uno Dettere Estr!4t 1oer
Die Jelsaidait uiro In Der Office, sibDef=@ia pon
Soutb= uno gatertr.i ertbetit, no auh LeIlftrdse
{oiort eriebigt peroen. 8eritGerunsen uersen aui
hgsno sine SriR angenommen, wslts bsr appittant
puRihen mag.
IL SSppfnprfh. &etr.
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Meue NutiaSe pes
SIE;uiTp'ia1ru Qeidlueu>StdlcS.
e#G g{sorra(Iier be Weruila&Gn.,
CHERR KIM

CHERRY KINA
ober 0ein uou peruoianidler RinSe,
priuo,irt uon Ibommeret Gels in Burs,
IN elm auseesCtbnetes ouit uno @esenmtttei
ftr oos Wechjcliebri. gu roben bel
u. VI Wsaripn s Comp,
aneniaen 4senten fir Die Ser. Stoaten,
yIr Der Sutdmftr. II. UfGhIionsAp.l
fsonb. 12NpteF) ofure bel afen Oro9uiten.
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Mu Brud]> unD anDere
0eibcnne!

rntl({tben Sn tttunleuttA, VuhOuYtHf 5rHUpdHceIHs
iIuter(e,bsbinosn, Suipeniorien, Supporter Sbnlr=
Scrlmpien, @erdrmutterbaltern, Sbmlteritredern fi
Damen, Serren HuS anoer &c. &C, @np oersrnssn
mir alle Wrteu poa y oaruten sur Qbbie uon aSeri
uufialtuuaen unr slfiebileumsem bes rnsnihliten
QGtpsrs ais alumpiitss, ibtsis 5dlie, Radsrats'
Werfr,immuuseu, trunme uno ein9ebossne 9n!es
qeute Ibsr ibedbte unb un1oiIenoe Srudbdnfei
III aen, oespGlb lenfen mir Die aumerfIamteit aui
auiere Srudbduser, nhem mir NIT Relht bebonp=
ten f6nnln, bag eiee Die 5pefmdBl9iten Fno, mel1f
bieiqer Staot iabristrt lpsroen
Oi Tiaoams Btams nit eeln Spe5tenen eteles
GSeiGdrtss ssnaH usruout it, oesbalb tonnsn it6 Sa,
men pertruuenspo an he Denocn SfTceitun'
Den por llbr Utorgens bis upr Abenos.
Garl fsiums s So, gtr. ll3. N.=Somarofr.
sruii6en Soratogaz uno 9tui5errefr
gNbrI.13.,N halt in 9oln am Rbein. Greuken.
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Ser 9elomarft.

New.Dort, 10. SUM. - @clb TaiFg
81 80, 8eaiel rubig 94-f, GolO nieOriger
1874; SunpeS SbligatIOnen 1au: Sehier
1199, '62er 114s. Attlen felt nit iteigenoer
SenOeu3. @rte attiu 524, 81, 454, 55; Sent
trail 97t, @ri. 54f, Sat. Sbors, Scrip 80,
Su. Sentral 1856, Yittsburg 9la, IOrtbwe'
feru III.
StlaR5 bes ltnteridaeamtes s47, 1913, $50
IN G0lo unb So, 191 ,464 III @ourant.
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Or g 8. Wrant.

Rr. rs, Norb:SibertpftraNe,B baltimore,
fu,rt ponitdncis SnsbriiitiStet, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sNnbuns, beennenbe S9ptnoiu6t, 9uriotprlistett,
SsrIuh Der Stimme, @otarrS unc ale eeloen oes
Saiiss, Der eunse. Der 6arnuess, Ses Slutss, Der
wmorrpoio.n, Rpeumotiginns, Strogusln, Werpens
i1ndtbs, aussnz uuc S9rsn arantbsitsu u. |: No.
S5f. p,ruut peilt Glte uebel uHo 1T tel EGa
oosr bel Jtaht sun Seiute BON aranten beretf.
SGl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-20

4ie ein3ige ad)te uerbenerts 9ome's
Ide Wabmaidine,
{orie bic Gmpirez nno are anberr. ou6 Stnserf
III. 2 m bem 5 ampi= Reparir.e eabenp pon
Thpmae Chants,
fSenI1eT ode Der fcmbdrfs nuo Sbdrpfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-20

GrpreB,uaes Smith. Die @rturfoulten
puroen Our6 oeu llnfal mebrere StunOen
aufgebolten, bis man Die Gritmmer 6sr yoto-
motiue II. /. ~. bon Der 8abn gsrdumt hate.
gtatiirlidI tuaren bic grturNouien iber ben
eutieslideu SOB oe5 5umbour8 3euter iebr
aufgebradlt uno oraugcn auf iOfortlge Serau.
italtung zines Goroner5= Snqueites, pald)er gez
| tern gtafmittng an Srt uno Steue pom So.
roner bon Dearborn SOuut1, Sub, Uor9cs
! uommcn muroe. Gououfteur Smitb beltGs
tlgte tbeilpeile Die obtaenAugabcn, iit9te abar
| blniu, baB Die QOtomotluc uno ;nei gSaq.
gonS bes GrpreBiugeS bereits nuf Dem 5auptz
| 8elelie Der Sdbu Itdnoeu, al5 Der 3uQ an.
helt uno oaB Der @rha3ug pentgs SetunOeu
| lpater lau9Iam herautam uuo Die obeu be-
rlhtet, NIT Dem Grtraiug SuiammenlieB.
Ose Geld)e oe8 SeruugliidtsH lan9te nit Ncm
Su9e 9eltern Nad)mlttag i'm Depot an mo
muroe lofort nad Der blsberi9eu JSobuun9
oeiI.lbeu gebraHdlt. Die 8eamteu Der Sahn
perbelmli9en Die Sbatiaheu in 0ieiem Tulle
telnespegs, 9anbeH aber, oaB Der iuuge
Nfann uift um'5 2eben getommen elu
Gpu1be, pcna Ct tnner6alb bes WaQlonS gez
peen mare. Die 8seroi9uu9 tcS iuagcn
Wanne8 fin6et beute JtahmtttaQ itatt. IS
bat Die Glieubabn. .&ompaguie ilh bereit er,
Hart, Die Se8rd6nBtoiteu gu bsitrsiten uuo
Die 6amiIle oeS SerturbensH mad belten Srdi.
ten Su uuterititcn. (&Itsro.)
2luS SJoipd.
@utteuberg, Oen IS. SUM. - 0as
Eurnfeit 9ebt beute gu Gnoe. SIS wobnteu
oemielben gcliern iber 2O0O Guioucn bel,
worunter 0elegatioueu BON Dubuque, Glags
ton, NcSre9or, Saniiug, BrQirie gu G4ien
uno ben gtatbartdbten waren. Dian halt
baS 8eit 0agemein iitr eiu geIun9eues.
Bel gtelp- Slenua ipi.Iten geiie1n Sipei 8rii.
Der, gtamens 9auen, nit elmer StrOtilinte,
tpelde Sufdllt9 loS9ta9 uuO Den : 90 eiHc8
oerlelbtu Oeruriadlte.
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Warl0r>Str0nlenWIer,
Borlor=G panceliers,
Yariorz@b @bGubeIiers.
Bibltptb efs q banhelierss,
5ibliot3eta @bonoelters,
Bi5liotbet,G Gpaubelters.
GSsimmersg gbantetiers,
GBBtmmerzG bonoeliers,
@Bsimmers@ @ban6eIters.
SausHnrs bane eiiera,
5au5 5flurz@5 @5onoetiers,
S0usfur= 5aabsliers.
@ue Nrtsn SaoeinridbtunasI.
Wajjsrz uno q asrobren nuro
WepGrGtureu let
g. .. Gaoirfon,
Rr. 8, Holo=eibertpitrase.
fvnr,I4a 1ey> Ir 8, gore =2ibertnfr.
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0ebriiOer So0aes,

1000 8lten gtt. VoIoz3bop Seuerz Nra3ers
iOVo So pro Siae;
100000 bette SOrpeSoeS, So GcHts pro 1000
Stiif;
$3.50 pro SauQHc. so 9ent5 pro Guart. % uno 80
Gents pro Fldi6e;
zoe Sifeu feiner Safet Glaret xfsein, 81 pro
8Sb. fSlaidlen;
gollone;
5000 Gaa. reineu 9ort, uut gberrn BEN,
81 pro gaqore,
1000 Siiten 3itrunfu Sufer, Is lis 50 Gents
pro G6athte;
800 @dH. BrombeercR=, Sri6enz nn6 9narsrz
BraunpeHe, 3pro SAT- :, 25 u. 90 t5 pro fSlaIde.
e. HeTpis Sunlap,
i145-q) Tr. t3. Dei- Baltimore Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-06-20
OtaMunteu!!

CtaMunten.s
loHbare 2 dmuii den unh
observation-disclosures
Yatet, Bblippe & Comps
Weuier gal9cnnbren (etwas glesantes.
Aud5 elm ooues 4Tortiment Der behen
f1lbsr0lattirten QSadren bet
SEQ. &. gSebb s Co.,
fooc q, ES2 hpr SnItiIuprcz uno Qtqbtfr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-09-28
Gen. Dan. Sickles.

Gen. Dan. Sickles, who lost leg at
the Battle Of Gettysburg, and who
now represents the United States by
President Grants appointment as
Minister Of the United States at the
Court of Madrid, Spain, addressed a
letter to the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention, recently assembled at
Pittsburgh, Pa. 1t expressed great
regret at not being able to attend the
Convention, and stated that when the
enemy dropped their own flag and
adopted that Of the Union Soldiers,
they meant war. 1t was an old, old
trick of the enemy. 1t was full Of
strong patriotic Republican senti-
ments, loudly applauded, especially
when it alluded to Gen. Burnside
1t walked into Greeley roughshod
and showed, that although an 'able
journalist, he had always disappointed
expectations when he undertook tc
be statesman and winding up by
declaring him to be utterly unfit fol-
President, unfit for the Republicans
and unworthy the confidence of Dem
ocrats.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1872-09-28

OHlo-SK1Es BRIGHTENING.-The
Cinninnati Enquirer, Of Sept. 18th,
says:
We can assure our friends abroad
that the supporters Of Greeley and
Brown will carry this State both at
the October and November elections
if there is anything in Indications
The change in the German vote in
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Toledo, Dayton
Columbus, and the northwest, will be
more than sufficient to change the
past political character of the State
\ very large part of the German vote
so.callcd has been against us tor years
but now there are few among them
whc wall touch Gen. Grant or any ol
his tickets. This county gave nearly
1000 majority for Grant. 1t will
give that same figure now against HIM
In many other counties the change
will be equally marked. We have
never in our political experience seen
the political skies as bright as they
are this fall. All that is necessary is
efficient organization to give Greeley
the State by full 20, 600 majority
Friends, push on the ball!
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Col. MCCLURE in a speech at Read
ing few evenings ago said {:

Col. MCCLURE in speech at Read
ing a few evenings ago said
I'm Philadelphia We will make
fraud hide in terror before election
day, and the boasted majority Of
10000 and $4,000 will vanish
[Cheers. So far, in every State that
has voted, the Grant loss compared
with previous equally full votes, has
been most significant Of disaster to
them. They iollify over North Caro-
lima because they have manufactured
a nominal majority by fraud, where,
four years ago, they had 1900
They boast of West Virginia because a
Greeley man was defeated for Cover
nor. But they forget to tell that Gree
ley man WAS elected. Laughter and
cheers They claim the victory where
they did not venture to run Grant
candidate, although four years ago
they elected their Governor by 4,7OO.
They shout themselves hoarse over
Vermont, where they have lost 5000
on any previous vote with so large a
poll. They are wild with Joy over
Maine, where they have lost % per
cent. Of the Grant majority and where
the percentage of Republican loss, if
applied to Pennsylvania, would beat
them $4,000. Applause.
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Gen. John c. Fremont has recently
declared his determination to support
Horace Greeley for the Presidency
This is quite natural. In 1856, Gen
Fremont was the regular nominee o.
the Republican party for President
nominated by the National Conven'
ton Of the party at Philadelphia
Mr.. Greeley as editor Of the N. Y
Tribune, supported that nomination
with all the zeal and ability he pos.
sessed. Gen. Grant in that year did
not support the regular nominee" o.
the Republican party, but cast hi:
,ote for James Buchanan, the Prt
Slavery Democratic candidate. More,
over, in the beginning Of the war il
lS6l-'62, while Gen. Fremont in St
Louis, Missouri, was issuing his order:
for the Freedom of the slaves, Gen
Grant then at the head of an Illinois
Regiment as Colonel, (stationed some
where in Missouri frankly declared
that if the war was for the Abolition
of Slavery, he would resign his com
mission in the Union Army and turn
his sword on the other side--the side
of the South"
Robert Lincoln, son of Father
Abraha n, " is also out for Horace
Greeley for President; while on the
other hand Robert Douglas, son of the
late Hon. Stephen A, Douglas, Of Hi.
nois, is out for Gen Grant-and goe,
in for his reelection, He is the Pre-.
sident's Private Secretary. Notwith'
standing his father, Senator Douglas
declared over and over again, tina,
this Government was White Man,
Government, established by White
Men for White Men, and the negroe.
as an inferior race, were to occupy g
subordinate position. He was thor
oughly hostile to Negro Suffrage
But it seems his son is not chip O
the old block" Now what do al
these declarations amount to? Who
can tell
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The Printers of San Francisco and
California without regard to party. in
1859, gave HORACE GREELEY a Public
Dinner, in consideration of his liberia
lity and generosity, his worth as a
Printer and man. ALEXANDER
HAMILTON HAYES, one Of the best and
most generou, hearted printers in tho
United States, the founder of the New
Orleans "Delta' and "Cresent City,
WAS President Of the Banquet, and
James j. Ayres, Of the San Francisco
Morning Call, y Secretary. Mr.. Gree
ley's name WAS proposed for President
of the United States and Col. Edward
D. Baker, who was present au invited
guest, one of the most eloquent ora
tors in the United States, declared if
Mr.. Greeley was nominated for Presi-
dent he would support him, and stump
the country from Oregon to Illinois
in favor of the White Coat Philoso-
pher. Col. Baker fell at the Battle
of Balls Bluff gloriously fighting for
the Union. But his spirit lives--it
pervades the mountains, hills, the
valleys, glens, canons and ravines of
California. 1t may be set down as
fixed fact" that the Eureka State
will vote for Horace Greeley enthu"i-
asticnlly.
['OLD BLOCK IN Grass Valley Star.
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b%" Doctor" exclaimed waggish
Son Of Temperance to we'll known
doctor, "how long will..it take hang
ing to produce death ?"
Twenty, or at most thirty min
utes," replied the doctor, but why
do you ask p
80, because last night saw man
hanging for two hours, and he is not
dead yet"
You did," exclaimed the doctor
emphatically. Il haven't heard q
word of this yet. Where was the
man hanging?
He was hanging around lager
beer saloon replied the wag.
The doctor gave utterance to some
thing that sounded like blasphem
Gus expression and passed on.