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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-01

ren ldrie er: vNber id, CLAUDE, sic ltno eth
Sdurte, elm infumer Shuit, Dec lela Saro be-
trliBen pia." 0ierauf befa9l Sleneen etaenl
OlftSier: v2allen sic oielem uOeerii" pa DE
Sppren abl9naqen; ltellen SIe lbn III Jtetb'
uno @liep !; laaen gle Dem General @reen, Dap
Id, lbnl einell plentlabi8en Wfann 5uI4Ide ltltt
eile8 &inpsS, rus Der nIepertrGAtI8e &erl al
leiter Statt unteri0ieben mpute," 0tldoem
per q~uietsaOe Bourgeois ab9eIGbrt mar, malpte
lid Steaben an Den &naben nit ben WOtten
D@eb, Sun8e, b.In8e pe6 vOberlten" RferO uno
Sporen letner 6rau , Ia6e lbr. Dap ibr Dflnn
III Den &1mpI 9e8an9en 1T fltr Die 6reIbstt let'
mes Ounces, wIe es etnem ebrllAen Wt1uue
5iemt."
.1 Sn Dielem Safe bate ibn feline SeftI9feit Den
re9ten gBeg gtfibrt uuo eS mar nnr gu be.
oauern, paB Der yStert" auf benz GrlaSpori
rtad) 9tprt Carolina entfaul. Oerlelbe wanOts
li6 pann fiagenp an SefferlOu, wurOe aber BON
Oleleul 3ebibrenper WtaBen ab9ewlelea "a.
G9at pasegeu Steuben III l%eIner autre9un9
SeManOem unreat, 10 muBte er ea ltetS auf Die
ncbellte Wtanler wIeDer gut 5u nladen. Oaper
nur et IL Beilptel. Set elner Dtepue bate e.
cen 2ieuteuant glbbon8 we8en eInes ternIe1nts
ltAen 6ebler8 I%eltnebmen unp butter Ole OrOnl
fabren lalIen. Gibbons NAT lepoh unlaulolo
uno iiber pie unUeroiente S4ma4 auTS tleflt,
betrtbt, gtO1 wdbreuD Der Jfepue tldrte ltd|
pa5 WtlBrerltdnpuiB auf. Steubel1, oellen 3OrT
lt4 In6mllAen 9ele9t bate, lleB Den lieutenant
pOr bic 8rOnt foulmen uno repete lbn DOR DEM
8an5en J(e8lnlente 70 an: vltetn Serr! Der
6ebIer, Der be8an8en murpe unO Durh ben bic
9lteper in Nerplrrun8 9erietbep, mare IN @e'
9~enpart peS 6eiuoes perperblid 9~eweleu, Sd
lies Sic uerbaften, neil i4 Slaubte, sic Ieter
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ben, Dap td mid irrte unO Dab Ste felne Sd)uIr
tra9en. Datum bite iA SIe UNI Yer5elDun9.
lleberuebmen sic Sbr commando wIeOer. So
m6bte Niemanpen unredt tbun, am weniSItea
aber einem 10 adtun3Smertben Oii5ier." Wlb
reno Dieler 9an5en Anrepe bielt Der 9eneraI
ielnen 0ut in Der 0ano, pbwObl Der 0fe9en III
StrSulen flOB. (Sdlab fpl8t.)
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&eGe9r0pDtieDe ySocDrtcDtea,
8ert4tet firben q aIttmSrs GDe6er."
9~a1fuuft oes Sdmpfers


yYrppeller."
Oret Gage u euere8 aus @urppa 4,
st. Spbns, u. s. 20 Aus. Der
Oimpfer uYrOpslor," WelAer @alpa9 an
SOnnabenO Den Fl. 8 llbr Abeno8 perlieB,
lalt3te beute lfttta9 in Oleleu 0afeu al. Ga
Die 2tnteu AM SoHnta9 nl4t often lino, 10
~fcnnten bic .9t1GrIAten crit 9eltern liberjanpt
lperpeu)
Der Dalnpier g2crtbern Sight BON SEEM
gorf tr1f anl 20. in Southampton Elm.
Our1 piele Antunit De5 YrDpellor baben mir
2irerpppl 1tldrttten bis gum II. iuI., per-
mittelf Der @alpap Rclt, unO pom Fl. init,
uerutItellt 1ele9rapbs na9 lenem Oafea. ~
Sn @nB(anD b~efinpen lld Die poIttt den Ser,
baltnllle iar Den Au9enbllf I'M SulIltanp.
Der Safer NapOlepn butte lelne Heile in Die
Sret19ne f1lt ~beeuot3t.
IS mar paS 9rclsft in SariS aulsetaudt,
europa uno Sbiua onrA cine Gele8rapbealInIe
gu perbtnOen. .. -
3pll1en Der SdpeiS unp 6rantrei9 bat li9
cine unbeOeutenoe @ren5ltrett9t elt erbcben'
Nadrt9ten aus Seltrei9 melpen, Dap Die
6eBierung beIAlpllen b1pe, lbre Wartueau5B1o
ben I'm pole SO psi. gu erbSben.
@iliBe ber Wtlprlper Scurnale MAIDEN itA
i6er Die por Sur5em in Aulertt1 au15 9teue
aufgetaudteu @eritAte, Dap Spanieu li4 bereit
wIllg 5etgen m0Ate, @uba al bic Ser. Stlaten
aO6utreten, lulttS.
50 beiBt leet, ba6 ber SGni9 BON YreuBen
mabrlAeiultd) am 1. October a~bOtctren werpe,
NaArt9tsn BON Der rulliiaen &rnte lauten
un9inlti9 ; DEFENDERS lbleAt lit iFr Nuslau in
Der uuSe9enp pOu OOella 8eweIen.
ASeOpab lin Arableu) lit BON benz enBlii9en
Oampfer &pclcpS bDlnbarptrt pOrDen, neil bic
tartllben Sebproea ~6D3erten, Die pOn @r8Iano
9efOrperte @'enu9tbuuuB fir Die 0tieOermeeelun9
peS en8llI9en Scnluls unO auDerer gu Semdps
ren. Oer Spclrps bpalbarDirte Die StaOt llinf
Gage lang, wOrauf Ssmael Bal6a, Der tllrttlRe
Spnmilldr, enpll4 in Dem Plaee %elntraf uno
Die AnSelc9enbelteu gu OrDnen periprah. ST
lteB oatauT ELI Der lebeltbdter bInrt4ten unO
lantte Anpere nad Scnnantincpsl, pamlt Der
Sultan iiber le @eridt bate, Der @pclrps
fubr paraul mieoer fort.
Die Depel4e, wslGe pieie Nadridt melOet,
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y, ~ e',ngs permit sur 4njsts Gag tt NIT 45fau5 Si,f,s
y sa's + tIlts aafbOfta rmrOs ais Sspr ~S'O " pslss
y. Sttt"vlgP een8'eJ Itt0H 81 tanstren. NM E,ks 90 o.
SotEanye o;sleE 9eGetaoe metns JteFanstton bt ysHs ~ sGm
: 95 5 = @H,ie 90 It0n1tS Salt .. j. i9r ftlt4 anat.s ~ "
fd HIe ~ y :" 50 ~ mn @ataa5 0s t. Dtts. DIT, stne prig If.
ter d It ne. ben pub. "N''4 ""' |f0'allp HR-
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S.'efs' ptlEs tpre RetaSer nenfc S5Ile aulsyerlraust ~.
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Al M ypaSariitrdse ~ nabeH. "''"""S
@hOC @ gNfaI Off,.
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Gmrppdifcbe 9SaeDricDtem.
Ofntfhlnnh-.

Die &6ui9in SIctcrla befano ltA BET ibrer
Gpater 5u BptsDam auf Seiuh. Otatiirli&
puroen DinlidtIiA oeS SwefS oiele8 8elu6S
bic maunigfalti8lten SerululpnnSen laut. llut
ter Nnperem l9eint SIctcrta au4 lbrer GCdter,
Die in euslilder unSebunpenbeit pie lteife 9ofe'
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Wn Bic 8Gfer.

Ssute Wd@ntfiaS 3 Dbr aageM e! az Yerlammfana bf gu.
QetnB IN p1eeaGrpBe, UNI ps 56Nae Anb Jfoftttgn in
@h taa8 id ae9ntea. 1@ wfreen aae ga iar aufgei. rperL, Go
5a2Itet9 az S'ea0snfets ~ De 9etli get. 5un G5eT. Jlar tboQ
wDreepsrr 0ePrg OIeB un0 81 0Hlfs .Uflr d auea; sTIs
COP GraaE uH9 y. = q j . sFnaHni. Da1er f0mue ei1rr.
tonlat 04e, Hno SerlaHnet nt9t morgen fraD am 60 u9r Sci
col. petn3 uan.1It9 ja ef4tasa, UNI Oon Oa aa0 benz SgsSn.
Wa9 5H SIC FH' Jm AGfHage
y. Dkt6eL, WrGEbert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-01

baltimore 2ose 200. l. ". =. Of ". Is
Die Mttelttcer pbt8er aHg, pl4e en- BEN Stsupeufef
Ipett nepmen wplen, ltno btermtt iteunpttbr erfunt, IT'D ON
Oonuernaa ban 2. September YtOrsens 6 lbr in Der NCcdn
bals einnfnpen - Gtdets a % Sens ruo betm @rlnetfttr
d ptet ippie i'm @sriammlun sslptaI tn @mpt ane Az neb-
men. SW |nTfa6e
s, 8. DHtrtne,
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o. aOtbe, Sefretdr.
S1tlanttf.Gcs ACKNOWLEDGMENT

SU'Uea tnpFag 10y cine tieIae Aa,aG! bonn 9t.antfa,, ?,
~ b !" y %H1' m'e l0!geS 0sn ptr 5resatte ,Niaaara" nd
fssT ~ HsSt"9t Ppreea, publ q MT Wteling. Ni1otn ein1 10.
> II 49, ~ egF~s "a. 6nlo absr 4e9t pstt Dedslosn perCsbea
DIN irft " PIOehoEe Qelbint nap Osuti9idap BE- prosrS ia
SptI=S 30 III. - IN ~ *, ~t'H.
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OTe RfDuSfcilr1ie

Ve8lH"t tpf g5tnIeriemsarl aaG ten Itentas ben 6. Ssptsr,ber
mn"rs"Hgra 5Hs %@utaabnte neaer S9asr tonaea wabrsnb
- uHt" eeo@e pee WPaats I'm S6ulpdule aema9t psrpen.
~np luH9sh pe netun9ea tes Rir9en6DreS pttner ;ur or.
!" ~" ats SlanSe an, uHo bic Sirte panp baIer NIGGA i6
5ueenn miro per- Gtalter bic ftan35Fi6e gripatfunb. mn.
~ ~ Se = IN 1nprfsrs autmerfIa am gemaGt perben, utrber
Tr ~ " { 5f9usn2sretn misc wie feubsr pt2 Utae6sn
AEe3J'15Spt 'N'"'
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Veue Au5et0en.
Sdt bic eft ID

2an Die SeIfsG pmitecn.
Die 9itslteOer Der psrIQtsEeaen 6Omttesn, gtce. prdTben.
tn u. pe tgre a5let9en ne@ at4t erpalteh basen, fnb erinpt
l9 Deuts in No. 81 oecoaDRrGBe, 3u meloea. %
AitnDDdln3tHer SS~llrnOerctn.
Oe MftJlleper pseies 8efetus, rerpeu hermit aUfgefprtert.
rQ 0onnsrta8 afet9en s u9r tn LuraflsounB, (SOmmer-
antu8). we9en Sstbe ltB9n8 am ,Steubcnfete" IN Der GWrn.
ea4c p9atItt .f%lHjuttaReH. BET 8ermttbHu8s efeBIt.
Ger strait.
u GBrr GPmpfp crr Cdr: Flr ,~t
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SaGlon Wou. Noro;-

%'"tt @oea0 0a l. SfPtsm6er, 4psnps s ub,.
l'eVe'ie VeneratpetI1nlnlu13 u. Selutenm,hI
Ple'eur9 etn8sIGPen ptrpsn. v" Ssles''Sta oErai
" G"6- m
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OSerein

Sanntlide Ntt9!teber pbigen UeretnS wsrpsn hermit er
lu3t ib Boomerang ben ;. Septtmber, Wtsr9en5 3 u9r. Il
otm 9eratuSIptal, Sur Setbetr9una an buu Sttubsnf.tt etn5u
rHpea. Aug. Qdnge, PrGiiSent. 81
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AeNtDHla= Uan= 0erein M ,

ptB'h OS m9t8tH t1ttraDeHse4 St,iibs fsaa. II
"pt!''t WIZ S~sflammtnHg Aae Gtn,abinnasa ~ M lsnem
ae y" . september OUFPts beWtet persea. '""''" 0'"'
IS WIN 70 RnAhA -
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Sfeubenfcn,
GOl. u. s. 5etn5, GDtet> Wart6aa.
@npt. 9eioeriG, Abjntani.
Capt. SDenwalo, bo.

Col. as. 5etn3, Gbtet.Mart6ou.
9npt. 9eibertG, Abtntanf.
Capt. Spenipalo, b.
eDn0. 9tI0ebranot, bept. GarIAoa.
Wari0alIe.
). 9toitt 3ul. Sdpar3, @bas. 0rodt, e 6at,
W; Sr'uoau, y. @ngeL .. @G6!e 6 SSbcf|' ~,
Mer'rnert, Carl 3te8ler, CAPT. Suter, Sr or.
reror9d, Sgr: Eebr, Or. Gbarlier Gbas' ySon>
1 % s@eOts DieH @eUrs %. 0GOeL Sr. 8efep,
Sammtlt6e MarldGQe perben er1uht fire
H EsH SHD stdbe bel GOtef-MarIdaaT 6 syus
''uet @@@ : u9t in Gmptang gu nsomem. "'t a4
ptci.stos, o.. Stenbenfe(f.
tbren DIos ",' ~ ."s, @dpe IA Gt .,sf,s gs~Cruu1.. III.
0's"lf'9 oOer WtIttpO9 Mtoyos sp ,ui,h., O
- BIZ 10 u9r in "a SecoHp,t,6 S5D''VS" .
~ ntsissn' Utl I'm anosru 5aae Oas ST,s pdttuB
0.r1dt3ltgsn tam. "' %ta8-Spmtre fpl6e ni6t
uu. as... Steu6enfef. S@
= oanger, bic t0 an bsn opnn.
dh ~ Su1pYtt"let petqetlI6en moaiu Inn SIar,ftH 9e'an9ef
pSn 6DTnrhtWUp 1eenp UNI s u3r in Ger JNs S te erlu9t,
@<iunosn msr n stF''9t0aara5e, ]eiaiufabsn. W" pau' @Ge
"OaS oeutl4e Suterlono."
User pat pI4 Du i40ner gBa(p,"
q"auI ano iaBt bic 6abnen f~lleoen."
rl G q gea rUsISe bic Rpten an bsa go
DN f"B1H' 'N
r
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Serrmann llnterltieunae @eIelluafl,

Die @tit9leoer peroen Itsrmti i'm Ndmed Der COMMITTEE
erfu6t ftp na6fen O0nne1faB UNI z ubr i'm ~Striammlunas-
lpfaI 3abreth e'uSNrneen, UNI Dem Steubtniet bet5uppbnen.
SYM Muftras Der @pmmtttse
sd DW4 peler Rret&, @priser.
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.Steubenfe(f.
SfcMbeufcSf

pen G nnn MarlAGae iino erlu6t tbrs S6Sr,
81 neDmen, V 'el MIR IN Gmpfang
WOW Petn5t
--- Nhfnf- HlA.SEI-n
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ScrfauTS Slu3ct9cn.
gu nerflufen.

400 older autcs 9anf nda(f ser Jt(b,ns Grest anb In 4 Obes 6
porc.len ab3ulaTtn auf btm ptai9 fsn u, beauemten gBese fur
iepeu adafsr. sta eres II SoRtV Z oar estr.
0W 8 gGtIItam Smith.
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GOncOrDia.

Wa5 le6ereinfunft mis- benz ,Qte; ertran" unb BelGtuS Ser
.Goncorota" am y, Au9ut Werben itp bic WtsIieeec Ger bet.
0grIaiiern y, retne bgt penn am Npnneclt-8 Gtjupal enSen
,Stsub. nfrf III elmer 3uB.I6t9eiIunI TRo auf BEN tefpIaBe
uRtsr eiuem eemetnlA1ttlIGea 3eIte UeretHt3tn. Dts Wttgltts
>er werben pabsr erfapT, t4 5. ;ettS senGg IN Gem &Otat Der
v&pncprpta' AT Serldmnein, nm I'D per Ght z ltpr irn9 ppa
Vlberta pau a~b9ebenpea 3a9.Nbtbet!un8 anlQlteBIn ju tSauen.
Oh SIM Auftgda GVnr. = dlIemanR SER.
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Or nprflufen.
gum

@un gpubttpr.Gtpref II elmer Der lebDafeaen Strasen In Der
Wite Der Slapt ptrb we8sH Aeretleb'ut6 %abge8ebsn. Stabt"
"a y. ~ 10stsr.S ficc. DMD
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Baltimore SAubemoefenSdbaft.

Sanfmt'0e Wtttglteetr 9enannIer Geiell9att, re atttoin
N e9uer unttptm uno NIT - petr, petpea e fudt, no Apn
netH96 Den :. SEPTEMBER, DtOrBen1 UNI baIo Z u9r BET perm
Strp meerB eta5urfeeH, nm an Ger 3rp5ei rOd . . SEen'
VehtefeS G9stl 5u neDmen, SIN outrage ce5 0Gaptmanns
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NISet1letner
Nrbctt- ,Sranfcn ltnterltueuneSz 0crctn.
Nts ~.1ttf8tIenst DsrOea pttrOArp ortnBenO ~4ufefo bert 1b
am OOaa'rltaB Vt0r9en 81 lpt IN tbrem 0Ofale tu per am
mt'H' UNI tore &1Iat5 Jun Sleabeafefs 0s9en bic %5eIt6anper
umSItalt9eH.
10 GA o.t,ff S~SGSoni
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G0gbGrOOr StaOt- nnO Y1n6oe,c1 1Hsa.a.

Qppe IN ErSn, ~ W Serl1mmlans IN .em ysfoT, 49, ,..u
4Sh,t, :" Ottpe'lIHF. Cpas g~tw06Rlins' SSt"'s es perm
petab!en Dabsn. ." ~''S'lseer ole Ridfante an
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-01

@5ermania Sain No, 7. y. q. 8. OruiOs.
Die ~Dttt8'tebrr pbtsen, fppte Der S6weternba ne wsrben
bermtt erlu6t, tbre Liteta sam Sreubenfef, ,pslGe fpGter
se9en SdHbef um8stdulRD bet unsetjetbHetern Gpmte pbsr IN
eF na@rtn rs5elmaBt8sn DISCRIMINATING Dteuta8s ben 81.
Mu8ut IN @nptGn9 81 nebmtn.
VA Der patn an Der 9rp5eltpn Ibsil nimmt, f. rerben Dts-
lent9sn, peIte I'D %anidteBsn wpuen, erlupt Donnertaes ben
<. Septsmfer, Mt0reenS z ubr, IT'D i'm 8erlammlun8slOfate
ypmp1tan Saa, &de ppu Bomb unp prdtttrdBe, etnSufnpen.
@nrl StIIsbrGnb, 81 Lbamesfr.
Mb. Martini, 24t Spnffr.
Mnbr. SrteB, "a 4%bamesfr.
WNWl &rnh " pRner Cir.
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9Sr. &mnOt1'S SsrfYTTc-

81 unlerrtnt tur oS @Dtnterbdibjubr nrmmt am Wputoa
pen 50 .AueuI, Nfpr8enS s ubr, piepsr feiutr NnIono.
1m pulem 1a9e tnpet Die Scr iesuu8 uao biz &rpTauns Ell.
&nwe!bun9sn sur Mufrabmr reuer ShTls- bsGshs 49, r.
balp ais lnpsit9 Su rnaGn. "
8ut !Gslerrung ties $ebrGiiden it Cine alaFe In safer
Aed'tptett uno tonnsn nfue S9aier etatretea: ebeuEo f1r no
franioTfdbe, Iateinifd,e un6 s~riecbiid, G5prabtn 49, '"
tuUttge 9eHrerin anl cite il. ~ '"'
Aut Ssriangen ptrp Ytaupslatsrrt6t srtbeut.
Au@ tpnn.n S3uisr IN stem unp Goats cufoenprnrsn
rsrDen. a.
Aue2i,lw 81, ~ q s;TSt+a.
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QteDcrfr0us.

Die @brsns uno atttptn Dttisleser modem i9 8~sfdGtsf al
Dpanerftag, Dtprsens pr 4ss ri Hbe i'm 2eretnSiSIal, sue 10
9opa.p. unp Gert. StpntraSe, etnfnpen, UNI np GENE n
l6aftltt nit Der ,Gpnc0rpta. un.sr hem Banner bsa Ike
pettraujss" benz 6efjuBe anjuf6iteBen.
DMO @eG. -. Stetnb1@ n. cow Eefr
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SOctnl OemOfr. Xuru 2Sersll.

DIE NLt8t s6er oes 8trstus fup eriu0t lid unbsatnat Dan.
inertia N9t8: N UNI b ubr IN bet IurnDa4e e~.nsufnOtH, "a p9r
apndr d. punt z ubr ltatifnOst. S5 Wttttppb Rtttas
mullen ale &rietS osnOmmen lett fGr Mit8leper, pel8e I'M
Slgt gtEea. Or Wpr 4 nm. 'NH
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Qafapette letfte Oraacner.

RSN pie Gltt8lteeer ObtSer Gontpagnte wsrben btsrmit
~ ut9etereert, IT'D nGhltsn OSnnerFag benz. Seplems
Der, 9~tpF5ens z ubr, IN Dem QDah .naal in 99inter-llnifprn
ttnlutn0sn, UNI an benz pernntG tstea 5ttubsnfef Ebetl su
ne9men. SIN Nuftrag pS Capt.
OWD MBaIInrF
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TncfSDu Gs5nrOc.

5acffpn (5nroe.
G Ote Wtt9lteoer rtsier &pmpagnte saben fb tn SUI
SA Ter untfcl m am Boomerang WOraen, prGetS z ltbr,
E1 tn tbr9tn Q6afsnfadt, gtbsrtp pau etn,uEn6en.
SY gF- Da Capt. 9etoerth ais 1. Mgiatdnt bs Col.
w Setns t%ungtren ptrD, 70 febt bic @Umpa3nie Hnter
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M Capt, 9etbert6.
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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-06

FATAL ErFFcrs OF SoUND.-Grcat sounds or
violent conclusions Of the air, such as those
produced by large cannon or loud thunder
produce ordinarily most astounding and, in
some instances, overwhelming effects on men
and animals Brewster relates, that when
peace was proclaimed in London in 1897, two
troops of horses were dismounted and drawn
in line, in order to fire their volIeyS OPPOSITE
the centre Of the line was the door Of butch
er's shop, where there was a maStitf dog Of
great courage. This dog was sleeping by the
fire bat when the first yolley was fired, it
imediateIy started up. ran into another room,
and hid itself below the bed. On the firing of
the second volIey the dog rose, ran several
times ahout the room, trembling violently, and
apparently in great agony. When the third
voIley was fired, the dog ran about once or
twice with great violence, and instantly fell
down dead, throwing up blood from its mouth
and nose
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-06
The Canal Board.

s,nrce of ofgratiication TO every citizen
: 'arIyapia who has a regard for the pro-
ItDn,! !,ornent of the financial affairs of the
ff D'4p9 ,L9t one great abuse is about being
i'' If F from the body politic-we allude to
e ahnntan head of corruption and extra
b. 'Ou+b tbr old Canal Board 1t is true the
/ -1u.'' w. marty in the Legislature, under the
l'-a',, 1H,r BUcKALEw, refused to pass a bill
Ell u ,to 10, session for its abolition, as it should
| 3,no r The democracy always fight des-
b's og4 y ogainst any diminution Of the avenues
f'-s,l ..laT and their policy at all times, is to
I.1 u. ratber than diminish the number of
's''. "a ,Frers. This is only carrying out their
avn poltical instincts and even the
n'I ,"Jro that the recent action of the Leg
,.,'S ", ';Sendered the Office of the Canal Com
., ..sor a mere sinecure, could not induce Mr.
gIs E,Isr and his political friends to consent
A'l I tba old Board into retirement, with
S,a .ono Of Offices, thus saving some twelve
'~ .,n5 dollars to the treasury Of the com
lsaa @a.Ib But after all is said the old
" has but a nominal existence. The act
y. .:,.nc the transfer of the Canals to the
l., l.rr 4 Erie Company has deprived it of all
I'M over the improvements, as they now
lt' a and what is more to the purpose, pre-
w. them from receiving any money from the
.,,r for the prosecution of repairs. The
.;.sioDers, their engineers and clerks, still
Lad for their salaries for another
and then the next legislature will cut off
.,nnIies and send them to the shades Of
.ta yi rfe This is one good result, at least,
nod legislation, and should reconcile us
',rr or the shortcomings Of the Session Of
(, From the following extract it will be
rod that while they eau feather their own
=. thew can no longer enrich their friends
@s eIrense Of the people, as has been their
-tce for the last twenty years with but q
interval. The occupation of Office bro
i claim agents and contractors is gone, and
o.ople everywhere should rejoice at this
1 rr c0n,umation
IN consequence Of the passage of resolu
.r both legislative branches, forbidding the
-n.rt of any money to them for the pros
D of repairs and other work, after the
a.r Of the bill for the sale OF the State
4; TO the Sunbury and Erie Railroad, the
NJ. commissioners have taken umbrage, and
r aren notice that they will cease to ex-
control over said works-their hands
. emphaticalIy tied. The Company to
On the works have been transferred arc
rc arrangements for the projection and
s.iou Of alI necessary repairs, and for the
...a operation Of these important i'm
neats The defeat Of the bill for the
ton Of that Canal Board, therefore, will
ylartiyc of no COED to those whose
a.ary interests were thus sought to be car
for; and Mr. Buckalew'S advocacy Of a
esi,y for The coutinu nee Of the Cana
.uissioners does not appear to have been
rrgdicated, for a Board Of public Works
"a be able to accomplish but little with
r hands muAled, to keep them out Of the
slry'
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-06

JUDGE WHAfor--The House did itself honor
by defeating the Senate bill to abolish Judge
Wilmot's district
Foremost among those who disgraced them
selves in this movement, stand Buckalew and
Judge Bell, Of the Senate and Calhoun of the
House. Buckalew has some excuse in the
fact that he is reckless partisan but even
lie condemned the scheme when it was first
projected, and yielded his better Judgment on
ly at the last. Judge Bell had no excuse
He represents Republican district, and has
been, in his own person, an illustration of po-
litical magnanimity on the part of his oppo-
nents, for he was once commissioned as Judge
by an opposition Governor. The magnanmi.
ty, it proves, was thrown away. Throw not
your pearls before swine, lest they turn again
and rend you.
The part which Calhoun took in irving to
force the bill was utterly disgraceful There
was no occasion for such service from him,
and he ought to have had sense enough to
leave such dirty work to the understrappers
who had no reputation to lose His failure,
after his voluntary debasemeut, must have
made him feel particularly mean and if he
becomes candidate again this fall, we have
no doubt that the people will make him feel
still meaner.- Pittsburg Gazette
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-05-06

An UNsoUND HICKORY BUsH-Mr. Cox Of
Ohio, who had just joined the Lccomptonitcs,
" for the sake OF United Democracy, to
which lie owed all he had is the same man
who, short time since, declared that " the
President might as we'll attempt to root ont all
the hickorieS from the western woods as to
drive the Anti ti-Lecomptonites out of the Dem
ocratic party" He has proved the truth Of
his remark by rendering himself unworthy Of
the distinction Of being read out of the party.
1t does not take much Of a gale to upset a
whole forest of rotten hickories