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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-03
Proved by the Sworn Evidence
andiConfirmed by Figures
That DO Not Lie.
31869 COLORED VOTES SUPPRESSED
The Afidavits overhauled and the
Witnesses Brought Out.

All Sorts of Frauds-Fraud5 III the
Counting Ballot Boxes Htdden-h Fa"'
dulent Observation-Disclosures Re-
fused Northumberland De-
MED n Yote-BaIIOt Boxes stuffed by
yyboIcsnIc-Uuited States Supervisor
Illuminated, shot aad Driven from the
BALLOT Roxes-SpuriOus Tickets-0ut-
rnZeous Observation-Disclosures of Every
Conceivable Kind-McEnery Sent Up
in n EalI0On-A Fair statement
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-03

The State election in 1863 an the State
election in 1870, are the only criteriOns Of
which we can tairly avail ourselves in any
attempt to ascertain the approximate
strength of the two parties. The late
Horace Greeley proved to the satisfaction
of the country that the presidential cleo
fion in the fall of 1868 was a farce in Lou
isiana; that it was bathed in blood, and
was more like battle than a peaceful
choice of rulers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-03

THE IMMENSE COLORED VOTE sUPPREssED.
The Warmoth return gives Kellogg only
55,973. Subtract from this the $4,000 Write
Republicans, and this return tells us only
1898 colored men voted for Kellogg:
Subtract this 4O. g73 from the p 842 colored
voters in the State, and the fact comes out
that this Warmoth board suppressed 3l,569
colored votes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-03
ANY WAY YOU FIX IT.

ANY shape you give the figures defeats
McEnery. Admitting what nobody claims,
that the white is equal to the colOred vote,
then the $4,000 white Republicans trans
ferred from McEnery to Kellogg gives the
latter &c, 900 majority; the further deduction
Of at least 10, 900 unnaturalized whites from
McEnery's column swelIs that majority to
10000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-03
ELECTION IN 1868.

Nobody ever denied that the election in
the spring of 1868, under military auspices,
was fair and impartial so far as it ex-
tended The regular Republican candi-
date for Governor then received 6i,90l
votes, almost all colored. His opponent,
also Republican, was supported by the
bulk of the white Republicans, by the
Democrats, and by a large number Of col
ored Republicans, but only polled 38,Ol6
votes. Regular Republican majority $3.50
Many colored men in some parishes, and
many white men in others, did not vote at
this election. Total vote lO2,9H.
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MISCELLANEOUS FRAUDS

III Jeeas9,-Ths United States super
yisors al Camp Parapec swear that
5g1 ballots were put in the box. over
800 of which were Republican ballots Of
peculiar device. designed by Hon Charles
". Lowell The State commissioners
themselves swear that over tour-tifths OF
the votes cast were Republican ballots OF
this peculiar device. bat that when the box
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several points Al Nelson's school tive
white men who were first on the ground
were compelled to wait until seventy three
white men arrived and were registered be-
fore they were served.
Not half enough ballot boxes were fur
nished. Two boxes were devoted to thlnly
settled, remote white neighborhood polling
together ONLY Us votes, and only four boxes
to the bulk of the parish, containing up
ward of 5000 votes, mostly cOlored. Only
two boxes, instead of the usual five, were
furnished il Shreveport
At the large Republican precinct of
Greenwood no box was furnished at all.
Many cOlored men were compelled to walk
forty miles to reach the nearest box.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-03
TIE FRAUDS N MADISON.
TIE FRAUDS IN GRANT

Observation-Disclosures POS: colorcd, 2lli.
Observation-Disclosures. G30: colored, us
Warmoth rcturns-McEuerv, 5l4; hel-
Effiavi,s-G. Z. Brantly, y. Braatlr.
". = Calhoun. l.. Wheeler. William Warst,
I. NJ Wells. L. B, Flowers, swear;
L. Wheeler and many other colOred men
were compelled to vote for Greeley, when
thew wanted to vote for Grant and the Re
publican State ticket. No man can vote
the Republican ticket and live in Wheeler ;
neighborh0cd From 80 to 800 colored
men in the parish were deprived OF their
votes through intimidation.
The registration By .,san sar2n days behind
the icedl time, and every colored man, old
| and young 5was made to prove his age be
fore he was registered.
The Gorie's box vas wGested from the
presence Of Uuited States Supervisors Flow
els and Wells, kept In a private residence
all night, and showed next day unlnistaka-
bic signs of having been broken open, stun
ed and bIuuderingiy repaired. A hole was
left through which 10 stuff additional bogus
ballots if necessary to carry the parish.
n counting the ballots at C0ltax the
Democratic commissioner would take two
ballots al a time. and placing the Democratic
o-,p M, IN y-grf ii on II f,uur II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-03

i;.iN5 committed in the CITY have
not yet been gathered together. Suffice it
Tor the present to call attention to few
facts. ST. Louis, at the late election, with
a population Of $4,000, on a full vote
p0lled 10000 votes. New Orleans, we are
told, polled on the same day 81. 900 also.
although her population is only 1911 600, or
less than two-thirds that Of st. Louis Here
is q strong indication that over l. 600 of
the $4,000 votes cast in this city were cast
by repeateTs upon fraudulent registration
papers. Much proof is already at hand to
confirm this suppositiOn. The letter of
Blanchard to Hon. 5. B. Packard. per.
elnptorlly refusing to appoint any Rcpub-
lean commissioners, points in that direc-
ton. Some men have been caught voti q
as high as seventeen times. One hundred
and twenty-siN reg istCation papers have been
detected which were issued for one small
house in the sixth ward just before the
election Blanchard published a long list of
hundreds OF cOlored Republicans whom he
charged with fraudulent registration, as
though such things were possible with
everything in the hands of the Democrats
notifying them to show cause whv their
names s.$Juld not be erased. Of course
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-03

who never had an opportunity to register
were also rejected.
Two sets of boxes were kept, in defiance
of law, in this parish. In the regular" box
the votes of those holding papers under the
new registration were deposited. In the
doubtful box was placed the ballots of
those applying to vote with registration pa
pers of 1870. But at most OF the polls those
with registration papers of 1870 were not
even allowed to place their ballots in these
doubtful boxes, which were kept for
some inexplicable purpose.
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Cine gefabrli9e Atmuipbare.

Die srose atbmoipbGriltt Ws1e, iptlte laut I'M
sabe Der 8.ttsrfunoi9sn, Su tisier SabresSeit BON Der
pacifidcn aufte iber bic sunsen gereinistsn gtaas
ten ftreIdt, III nit unseiunben Giinittn ssidpdns,rt,
iptIbs ben 9orper burdfrofelu unb CHE feline Gunt.
tionsn foren. Die sIustiinfuns tpirb sebtnb .rt, Der
0tasen ssritb in unorbnung. Die gineeptibe uno bic
eeber leIoen nit icnem Organ, Rtrpen unb UiasfeIn
persen ~aifSirt, suusenleioeu srssust uuo Die scs
btneseifcr msbr ODER ueniser niebersepridt. Dies
iino tini9e Der seuobnlihen Dirtun9en, Die our6
ieu6te, in ben gStnterz Nouaten berri6.noe u~nSutrds-
lids Winbe beroorgebradt iuerben. 28enn aber oas
@uhem i'm Soraus nit 5pR.fter's Wpsenbittes
atmoipbdriiheu 3uitanoe 9eiabr gu iirdtcn Der
nihlimme 24ino. Der Seinem etIuas SUITS bldit,"
pirb Demieuisen, Der feline inntren Srsans nit Die.
fem beiiiamen Stdriun9ez unb SGits=Y trbsferungs.
Rittet ftdrit uno restlt uno fid nit ~poiienSsr SIei<
ouna sestn bic Sabrtsseit itist, ndt leidt Sdabcn
brineeu. Die Saamtn bes Sr6fsIItbers unb anb,s
rer 9rautb,iien ntsrnittirenter unb rem ttir.notr
art, ibwimmtn irtt in Der Sutt unb fonnen ii6 lei9t
in cent aDrptr einpfan5en, feimen unb entiptoer baIo
ODER ipdter blttere 5rGlRte traaen, p,nn nidt 9tborise
Sanititsnabre9tln III tbrer Gbmebr ~seirofftR ip,r.
ben. Bon alien Gtuspebren 9e9eu UtalGrta 1T be-
les iamoie oe9etabililte @ssennittel re befe BON
aIen 9siImitteIn sesen itmerabaite eeiben, Die burd
5eudtisfstt, 9Glte uuo ploslrte Gempcrdturtpebfel
ueruria6t peroeu, ipie Ubeumatismrs, 6roReIn,
St0rur9en hes stubleansts. 9aliae gnfdG. unb In.
peroanlidteit, lit IS oas lnperlditsde uno ansst
nebmie. Ht-6t&m)
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Serpsutiu sebrauhte, nm usrmeiutlide Sluts
fleten pom leinsn 3isioern 3u entfsrnen, nuo
baB er idllie6lih etue Wcnge nit glut be.
ilcdtsr Said@entiid,er nadl elmer Waid)eril sur
Hsinisuu9 aeidl;dt bate. Or. $. brafIte
i3sugen bel, ole b~eidluorcu, bab CT ntht, pie
Der Sulett in @cieuidait oes Braucnslmmers
augttrOifcre Mtann ausiebe; oaB Der mutbs
maBlide 0tOrbcr 6iunen i'm @eii6te hattie,
Die IN oent oc5 Oh. 8. feblen, uno oaB itlisB
LID Or. y. Sutiden benz Wor3en oes "a. uno
26. Oesbr., 100 Der Worb besangen wnroe,
frant inter Der Bfege ieiuer 6rau uno bauTg
BON ben 9Omeititen geieben, 81 9auls i'm
Bette lag. Die @utIaiun9sbeweiie plren
10 trlitig, baB felbtueritdnOlih uno ohne
Ser3ug Die sbrsnpole 5rei9abe u~iOlsts. Sir
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fabren eiu h0fit enpfinnlides, Bonn sr be-
iauo iif nit elncr Golonie beutider Nusman'
oerer, Deren Baitor er mar, mad Srafllterl
unteriusgs unb bas Sdiff war utttlerpelle
absssangsu. Dian nll nunmebr cine Gslos
lammlung mahen, mn Or. y. fir Die bO'e
6eimiu6uug gu eAtiddoigen. Der mirtllde
Dt0roer aber miro mobl in ieinem &eriede
Die 0unlmbeit Der Sonbonsr YoliseI bela9t
bobe.
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beas-corpus Yeiousn Der Saft su entlaiIsn,
bic Dor Sen@erihtcn pro,eiitrt merber, tuelfe
Der eongreB creirt bat. IS miro abr &la9e
erhoberl, OaB Perionrn i'm @ewahrinm Der
gunocS9riAtc uuf loldc @ciie BON Yrobat-
9ertften e~lltlaiiel msr0eu iluo.
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barin iiberciuitimmeu min, eaB EN- iolhu
3uiiano bcr0ingc uidt lin9er t~clerirt werOen
ioltt, Unb oaB telner Gldiie BON Yerionsn,
100 INNER ie aud iein mag, crlaubt peroe,
Die @eiete Der Ser. Staatsu nit oiieuem9rcs
uno nit Serahtung su bebanoeln. Wfau btJt
Sefiirdtungen, oaB wenu Der eousreB lid
oertaas, ohne etnaS iiber Oieie Sahe ueriii9t
III haben, Sumulte uno llnoronuu9eu barau5
iolgen weroer, Die Oas @iniAreitsu oeS Nilli-
tars %nothpenoig MAIDEN ~oiriten. ein8eiultat,
oas th lebr beflugea nitric, unb I'M Sirbiid
auf otele unb anoe1e Hiidthtsn empieble i'd
ales grniteS, OaB Der @on9rcB i'll g.ssnnGr'
tiger Seliton elm @eiss ulaiie, melhes Die
StlrittSgerifts BON lltab in Den Stenb iett,
III unabbdugia.r unO taattrditlser 8ciie in
Gem YolSug Der geieee uno Der @eret)tiss
teitspfl.9e pormdrts SIT geb.u. Il. G.. GIANT.
GrstutlnsYalat, IA. Sebrnar 1873"
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Ser Seutide Correspondent
8aItimore, IL. Tebrnar 1873.
Die ncue Standardization.

SDtG uCllG
Die neue aomtniiration oes Suubes, iuelile
I'M Grunbe 9%clionmen bic alte itin miro,
ipurbe am ieetcu SQmltag formeu bnrh Gin
@omite pes @on9reies, beitebsnb aus ben
Serrsn Sobn Sberman, Seitens oes Senats,
uub s.. {. 9alueS uno SamsS 9. Bed, Set
tens oes SauleS bon BEN G%rgebniB Der ofIt=
Sleuen StimmeuSablun9 in aenntniB 9eIset.
Oas betreiieuee @omite iibsrrei6te DEM
Brdiioenten folgenoeS bonn 10. Sebr. oatlrte
Shriittiid: ,Wir iino bonn Senate nno BE
praieutantentauie beauitra9t morben, gle 3u
beuadriftigen, oaB amWittrpod), II. D. V.,
Der Sice- Yrd{ieent Der Ser. Staatel IN leiller
Gisenihaft aIS GOriieer Der genelnldattllGeH
Sibuna beiecr Sauier bic @ieftoralltlmren
fir bas amt oes grGToenten unb SlcezPra<
Iioenten Der Ser. Staaten sdblte. Sel olelcr
3Gblung wulpe auS9eiunoen uno ertiart, baB
Sic fir Die !3eit BON 4 Sabren bonn 4. WtarB
1873 gum Prdiioenten erndblt m0roen fino.
Snbsm mir oieie o~ifiSieue Yflidt erIilaeu,
nebmen mir @elegenbeit, Sbneu ber3ll1 Su
gratuliren Su ben eminenten Sienfen, Die
Sic oils Biirger uno Solbat ben Ser. Staa'
ten su leiiten @elssenheit hatten uno glsitz
;eitls p%srtrauenspou Die Sofiuung uusSu<
ipreden, baB Sbre Administration 0eS 5pe1te1l
, Sermines, fir welfen Gle efpablt mrroen,
ben Srieoen, bic ghre uno BEN Woblliano
kaucr Bepobner Der Ser. Staaten obne Inter
Nhieb Der Yartet f0resrr m6se."
Der YrGhbent antmortete fo~lgenSermaBell:
sd lddte oieleu nelen SeueiS bon Der dSuz
frieoenbeit nit meiner COMMUNICATION lsbr
bod. Nls i'd DOR pier Sabren ermablt wuroe,
maren bic Yarteilinien mentger Itreng 9e6o=
9eu. Sn Der leeten Champagne traten olelel.
ben infolge politii6er 9ifiereusen nno per-
iSnlider Seinbihaft id)drier beruor; Seiient
ungeadtet uerbe ib leooh fortfohren, Su fire.
ben, meine Iominilratiou 10 Su fibren, baB
1e ni1t uur Die In%elfeunnng Der sro6en
Yartei iinbet, pelde mid erwablte, %lonoern
Die aQer 8epobuer Der Ser. Staaten."
SaS @omite be9ab iih Johann Su Dem
Ittb. 9enrg @illon uuo los ibm ein dbn.
lihes Shreiben Dor, woraut Ct IN elrer tur7
S.n 9teoe erpieoerte, baB er bOfie, cap ne
n1hite Communication i'm Stanbe ietn meroe,
bic 9iilisquelen bes 9anScs entrptteln 81
i heller, bamit am Sdlulie Oetislben Sober il6
oas 3eusniB seben oiirie, isine Yflttt 9stbai
Hu babtu.-
9Sir rpo0eu Niht8 meiter iibtr Oieie Sorns
ate bemerfeu, ionbern bier ben WuuI9 ans
> iprefen, bab mldt NQes, mas oben mt Ses
aug auf bic game SeuOlterung oeS ganoes
seia9t wurbe, leele Ybrale blelbe. Sid poll
nun9, oab Die meme administration anoers
baneein miro, oils ie in ben leeten A Sabren
banoelte, 1T lslber nIbt potbanoen; oarum
ergebt au Die Sppoiitlon idon beute Die Wiab'
nuug, eng aneiilauOer 81 lblieBen uuo ebrllt
Oabin su lpirfen, baB bleie Aenberung menl9=
items iunerbalb bier Sabren burd oas SOit
aus eigeuer Strait berbelgefiibrt lptrDc.
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Ser neulidbe Worb in 2onSon.-Gin
bsutIder Nrebiser feftaenommen
unb ais unfdbnlotg ipieoer fretse=

9eben.
Wtau erinnert iid nod Der neulid in Sons
bon ~ltattsefunDensr @rmorOung Der lun9en
Sdnaerin Britton inter rmltdnben, bic III
san5 Gn9lano bas gr0Bte Iufeben beruor'
rle1. yin Oeutlder iOate Die Chat be9a19eu
babeu uuo letn Sisualement murbe iofort in
europa uno amerifa uerlbeilt. Stun wurOe
Wtltte Saurar pl0sli6 Der lutbgrilte Prebi.
ger Or. 9eiiel %arrstirt, unteriu6t, aber mad
12=tdglger Sait vobue einen Matsl oil ieiueul
Sbarafter" pieoer in 8reibeit seiett. 4aers
otn9s la9en e'lt9e prima facie= yenelie aeaen
i'm Dor, ab.r id)on um Gage leiner &srbai.
ting ruuBte Die Yolt5ei, OaB Or. $. oielelben
nit 0eifti9teit mioerlegen fonnte. Die Ye-
weiie gingeu oabir, oab bret sSeusen ,iiber-
Seust" waren, DaB Or. $. Wie Der Mann
ausiab, Der Sulett in Der @eieuidait oes er.
mOrOeten SrauenSimmers seieben uuroe bab
Swei 4noere unleinteu," Or. 8. iei Der Wanu; ;
CAP Der Setbaftete cine erbeblide Guantitat
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6arrilnn NORTHUMBERLAND Wnunrrrin

IS fueroen birrmit Gle. ble ib einem suteu Ser.
Elm an6u'dlt.Ben 9eionnen lir6, eriudt, ndtften
Sienfa9' Ibenes nm as u9r, in SIR. 46, 5arri.
l9nzSrass, btt 8. SannIsaI ifI einSuineen, no ole
Contribution aus9cseben, uRb Die erite auaaoe srbos
ben fUercen lUit6.
(iO-2) g. SreGeL. pron SsFr
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GdatlesRraBtn Waunereiu Or. 14

VgHFttpHtub0W OUHHtItIH VIs Ifs
aEe SIeierisen, petdc rod Nntbcile uIiuiben,
ntroen eriutt, itb Iisnfoe, 4beI os ubr, bel
Dantet 5 er in 9t. 992, Sab=@ GarlesR FIR.
eirSufinben.
I1O-Ol ~ 0.:r... 81
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Smperial>Gambz unb 9eihz @elealdaft
bureau Wr 4, OF. $dulArake,
inter Der pS anf ION y m ore,A

Bnrean Nr 4, 81. SanlRrake,
unter Der rS ant ON aItimore,G
tncorporlrt i'm Suli 1872.
,OOOs
Beamte
Sobn Glenn, 9rGf;
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@. u. &enlD, getretar;
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z. Balis Slatifune, Solicitor.
Otrettorium:
Sobn @lenn, Senro 81. SoSou.
Bentlep Is. 8ibb, s. y, Suntina.
90. U. 4ouep, @eoroe %. 8ppoofs.
&bas. j.. Smitb, Sames q. Serbert,
Sobn Ahern.
@eloer fperbtn oui an9emeiiene :3inisn ausaez
ltebcn.
unbebaute uHo bebaute 9runb flGe sefauft.
.Blir Slberbe!t uno seuinnreibe ARldqe pom @a=
pttaiten bIetet oteie 9eieGi6ait 8ortbelGe, pel6e pom
teiner onoeren ibertroficu iusroen.
BGrizgSertb Der 4ntbeite. $500.
Wo6enSa9lun9 pro autPsil. ST. 00.
(Sept.1 ,l2Dite)
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6e{6Mtsberlcauna

&. 5iIsdrtner bat iein Di Grmor=@ eiddfi
Dor &erinatouftrase naG Str. 52S, @ea : Salti.
tnpreftraBe, perleet.
So @ire ibUue IusuotG BON Wonumenten unO
grabfeiRen ttets biIis uorrdtbig. t6ehr5, 3Dtte)
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Nene Mm;eigeu.
Sanfinaune.

~outIuSuhSs
Der Sorffane hes uSeutid,en Trauem< SiilfS,
Sereins" itattet bierInit BEN pSermdnia Wedns
nerdhor," ben peribieoenCn @umitt'n, ionic no.
mentlt6 cen S6. RChliaa unb 4anfau fir ibre
ireunbliten Semlbunsen nm oas @eItnoen ZEE
4retsfesclns am ID D. Ntts. ieiuen perbinblidfts IN
9ant Gb. SIN 4uira9e:
(1l THiuun STf1,s1 ESeTr
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Cine intereiante Seiratb hat
in oicicu Sasen in epon in Der @apele bes
ct. Soispbsgefdnguiiss ifatt9eiunoen. Sin
iieben WGoden lieB iid, nit eiuem
ueun;ebnldbrisen @alerenirdfiug, Ganlens
Slaua, trauen, welder pom S6rpurseri9ts-
hof Der Ibone chen crit 81 5 Sabren 3pangs.
arbeit perlrtbeilt porOen mar. Die Bralt,
eiu Uldoteu bon sroBerS h0nbeit, moate f4
nit ibrem SerIobten por letner Serbringung
in ben Sagno bon Soulon psrbinosn, in Der
Sofinmng, er ueroe balo nod yteu : Saleoo'
MEN oepOrti1t meroeu, unb fe tDnne ibm oort'
hin fOlseu uub iid nit linn psrelni9sn. Die
@io,ls3rauurs murbe ira ImtS3immer bcs
@efdn9niB Snlpettors gebalten. Sn elmer
AnIprade eriunerte Der Beamlte ben @efauge.
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Die bdufissn @e6isl i'm Bsrt4e Der ue1i1isosnsn
Aftien, Obligationen u. |. No., fuelhe oils 9elbanlase
benust petben, MAIDEN es notbtuenbis, eoB Die Srz
baber iolher Bertbpapiere 9ranolib biniibtll6 ees
Dabren 8ertbes ~oericlben uHterri6tst lperoen. Ginise
%berielben fonnen fin anoete BON eleidem Bertbe,
pelbe ieoo6 sro6ere 3inien trasen, umsetanfdt
uerSen. Ginise fonuen fir mebr, as ibren fpabren
Bertbe %pertauit uno anoere fir i~peniser, ole iprsn
fuabren gBertbc 9efduft perben Sine anoere 9lafic
bon gsertbpapteren Tam pr nj p /, obne btniidt oes
Sreiies uerfauitiperben.
SD tieiere ole iiderite Snforrua.ion, fueI6e man
BADEN fam, iiber tr9eno ipelhe gSerttpaptere i'm
Narfte, uno % ih mebrere Sabre ats DIRECTOR in
elmer An8abt s orporutioneu mar, 10 BIN i'd i'm Stans
be, babel interelfrten 3erionen Die Wfinung ibter
ueritbieecnen Berihte gu erflGrsn.
SD n~ertGuie 6 : prpSentige 8Safer Obligation
men Ger Stast s%sorfoIf, 30, 5u s7h Gents ben
Dollar nebt dni9elauienen Sinien. Oieie 9eloan=
Iaee besabit 8 un5 III Yro5ent !3lnien.
SD l~teiere irseno psl6e Der bier ODER in Heiuzgorf
gum Bertaufe ousseboteren Subicrtptiors CblIea.
tioneH Su bent Subicriptions< Brciie obneS ommtiiion.
HrdneiS y. 2pnep,
Rorbmcfz@de Der 5onioau= unb Seconofrase,
i'm &eler9ei6oB.
&peSiaIitdt - Te9ociirun9 BON fauimdnni5ben
Wertbpapieren. 8or5isli6e gSertbpapiere fortiuGbz
reno porrGtbig uno gum Sertauf. d.
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Guittunscn tibet 3ublunssn in Gurnpa,

SD babe in Ssaesnuns bGuissr Retlamationen oi
ginrihtuns q%etreffen, fir ole o'rauBen aemaopte nus
satlunseR Quittuns gu beibafisn. IS liesen beut
Dor:
4zl3.-9brlaian Rade 2argesbeim;
40S5 -Reinbarb seller, Seu9s,n;
429g.-Sruu linton. aramtr, Yolfmaritr;
1853 Setter Rteter, 9obenitaufen.
(4l-3) 3. Rainc.
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Ser befannte 90 iiiionarS. t. 8 e.
II IL er foroert IN benz @%bicaso'er ygteren
@abrbeitsfreunoe" Sum Iniblule on ben
Better Gleper-Screin" auf, Der, ourd Sreuet
pom 4 .0eSember 1868 beltatiat, bauptid6lid
ben ;3wed bat, inter ben Negern oas @bri.
iteutbum 81 perbretten. @aben bittet man,
oil Rep. &. Soften, ct. 9apiersz@Ode5s, Gin.
%cinnati, Ohio, 5u ien0en. Ser &erein lettet
isiucn ytauler BON Yster Gleuer, Dem Re9er=
Qpoltel, her.
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prrmaurnt LAMB UompQnn
) u Z { II.
Betriebs>G Capital $1,000,O0O.

Dieie 9eieQIbaft bat i6t 8ettiebs=GapitoI auf
cine million GruarS
srbobt, uno 1T lebt berett, 9eIo GusSu[ei6en in
b~slle6t9en Sunl1len 9e9tn bppotbefatii6e Giterbeit
aut @runoet9entbum un0 @ebiuben, fir bic Dauer
DON 4 bis 10 sabren,
rutSa5lbdr IN N Q 6entIt6en 0Qteu.
@eiuhen fIr Sarleben mirb Die parttlitRe guf.
mertiamteit 9eluiolnet unb far oue beniaiate Oar.
le9en pGs bGGre y elb obne 8er5ue ausaez
5ablt. SeiS ais ScppfTt
miro 9egen Yer9itune BON 3infen aneenonmen.
SaupIdte,
9eetsnet fir WobnbGuier &C. iinb ffets seaen 9runbs
rente ODER 9eaen Saar 5u p~ertauIen. G44-l
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Die pautl6e Republif.-0as&a.
bel bat 9smeloet, oaB bie@auauerie Der ipaui.
iter armee fir Die Wonardie, Die Snianterie
fiir Die Gepubllf lei, aber nidt seiagt, pelder
8ssisrunssicrm Die artilerie susetpan lift.
SeoeniauS ut es gut, baB wenisitens inc
8afensattuns Der leueuS rOnun9 5urStiise
otent. Seootl ldeint uns Der Shame b~erielben
BON felner giinitigsn Solteoentung fir Die
lpanilGe Gspnbllf gu ieiu, oeun Oieier f6nute
Die polttllrenOe s n auterte zines Cages
auf Den @eoanten brin9en, lid einem Der per-
tr1ebenen Snfanten suSuwcnoen. (Sourn.)
Su . ubuque, SOMA, 1T Der bsfauute
oeutite GARNER 9eorg 3ouifOfier inl IA. Sc.
benSlabre mt SObe abaegauqen.
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MQacneinrs Seutlhes gGailrnbQus,
SaaOereime It. |. to.
G Wnrh Wouncrc;r o. 4
d. -. SrLthduS, Sef,

$eute, @Untaa, aftsnb \ 5 ubr Sobree. Ser.
lammluu9. Die yiitslieber firb eriudt, bri 8ernci.
Dung Der 9eiesIiten Siraic ~piin'tlid gu crIteinen
.. e. Bump, FrGioent;
4D S.S. 6rrtbdus, 6sfr.
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bier in @mpfan9 gu nebmen.
B~ahase=8tlete per Segei6tH I'm SDiitenbsd, Dtr
folst:
Bon 8reuen NOD Baltimore fir @rDa8fsut
SOlO-s. u. d. SZ4.OI
DO. for &tnoer 5fuiiben 1 NIB s Sabren..., 49, t
Der Sanlp'er bon Bremen nod Baltimore:
i'm SiDiiheIoede $500
8~afasez3iaete fir bin unb aurid gu berabseiesteJ
Breiien. Npri13, Isl
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6mif's arumatiider 0ebertbrQn,
Gmtd's 9ebertbran : SreaII,
gmi6'3 2ebertbran : Cream,

Ghurdhiu's SppOphusphates.
2ieie A%rtItcl, ~iOrgidltie aus Den btften Ylotsrias
lien %prdpdrirt, ucrOen yuUPrtbtlib Dem Bublltum
an9ebotGn, oa ite elm lan9e ~9eiibltes 8e0lrinis Der
meoBtHiideH Tatultdt 9GrBlib b~CieitIsen un6 ben
Rranten, Gle Guf lie ar0epteiCn iino, 9tnoerune uno
9eiuHo6tit seben. Der ihlehte @eIhmad uno bic
unanaerebmen Nadiptrtungen iiuo ~beieiIet, unb Der
Sattsnt tam iset NIT Ser8nu9en elnnrbmen. Nos
triiber management uno in eini9eu 6dlsn eislbaft
mar, isood ielten Don Semanoem Anoeren, OILS Dem
Sranien EuO ieinen Sreuuoer %reuliiirt pu-oe.
HrG9t SureH G~2"'btter fir oieien Artitel unb Sbr
lperbet Hibt eetduibt peroen. 3ubereltct uuo otrs
ttutt ourb q. D. Herfins d Gpmp.,
O@olunIbus .. @mrit,) Ipotbefer,
tStt.S,l2Dit) Yr. 1856. Roro. SoiparoRr.
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0PInrr III nrr(pihpu

VF*~FF J~ WFE*tEVNWe
$4j,00 in Summen bon $1,000 bis $f0. mn ori
@runeGi9ent6um in Ger StGbt Don 6 bis Rrolenr
9inaes s Saraeaut.
(37-) Nr. 90. Settrston-, nabe &barlesHraFs,