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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-26
Baltimore 0Netker.
Baltimore, ber &c. Mdr5 1858.
S&Seitere Sdritte FUR Nmfbebmno
Eoer &eibet9enidbdft TIT Nm6lomb.

Dit Sefirdtun9, baB ba8 srOBe @ert ber
emancipation in HuBlano ,bur6 bic WiDer>
lpenltlSfeit zines Gte!leS Der N~pelisen p~erj0seri
neroen miiroe, 9ebt 9lidlider Weile nidt in
@rfluun9. Sc lit iterbuupt nur Elm Tbetl
oeS f~letneren 2anoaoel8 Der li9 sesen bic
Emancipation ltrGutt. Der bpbe Gcel, Der
Wenig auf leinen IdnbIi9en 8elibun9en lebt,
ltebt in bieler Tra9e meilt auf Seiten Der STE
9ieruu5 ; unp bic Saltuus Der lebteren 1T 70
ernlt uno ener9ii9, oaB e8 ben un5ufrteceuen
2anplunfern l6werltd in ben Sinn fonlmen
lpirpe, iid fattii4 auf5ulebnen. SO mare uur
Elm ISN'T ron Seiten Der Ge9ieruns erfOrperli4,
UNI oieIen Sunfern bic 8auern auf ben Sal8
gu beben &; uno bann mirbe eS Muftritte a6z
lesen, oesen bic ba8 8lutbao, melaes bic 8au'
eru @ali3ienS i'm Sabre 1916 auf ben Wlnt
Der Gtrei4iiden 9teSierunS unter ben Oortlaen
Sunfern onrtdteten , Elm &inoerlptel mare.
Nu9 Der uieDere Nrel in GuBlano wlrb oaber
bic 8olitif Der He9ierun9, pelde bic VetbeI8es
men auf Dem Wese friebllder StOnrmlI der Snt@
widlung gu emau3ipiren lu4t, nolens volens
unterItiisen.
Die glbel8per Ianlrlun9en Der 0orperne>
ment8 Srel, g8OrDnei9, SurSf, SATAN uno
8ultama BADEN nun e~benf1ls bic G%lnlebnn8
Don GuSldaGen our DurdfI4runs Der Gnlarls
aipatien bel9lpGen. SIM @an3en boben mlt=
bin bis iebt II @oupernenentS bic @man5paz
ton ansebabnt, rdmli4 auBer ben eber erlpdbns
ten, mie I6on fritber beridtet, Die @ouuerne'
ment3 @roonc, Wtlna, &OwEc, Beter8bur9,
Ntldnetsg tpp8orpr unD McSfau. Oieie 9oua
pernernents aber MAIDEN ~5ulammen ben %,inften
Gbeil be8 9an5en 0teide8 aus unO ibetpieS 1T
ibre 9teIun9 tbeilweIIe cine 10 berporra8enpe,
o1B Die beua9barten @ebiete peul bon tbnen
9e9ebenen NultoBe ni9t piperlteben fOnnen.
Namentli6 miro &%teinru6lanD, no Die 2etbeie
seriduft erlt aus ben 3eiten &atbarina's Der
3peiten batirt, mabriheiuli4 lt4 balo benz
Yorsan9e 9ultama'8 aniGlieBen. SIR Die
@DupernementS 1dn98 De8 2aufe8 Der SSol9a
tperben mabrlGeinli4 BE 8eidliie bon Oftid>
ne >9ecpgoroo Die mir ppr einI9en Wc4en
mittbeilten, maBSebeno letn. .
Sn Der iberral6eno fur5en 3elt bon 6fpet
Mpnaten bat lib aliO bie Emancipation, Die
i'm DECEMBER 1857 auf bic Nnre9uuS pes treff'
li6en SailerS Meranper IL. in ben @pnpernes
lnents @rppnr, Q8ilnu uup Spmno be9onnen
purDe, @abn purd Den %finften Tbetl bes Otet'
Dies SebrDden Sa Die Nn9ele9enbelt mdre
nod l9neuer por9el9rItteu, meut ntdt Der
8inter bic Communication auBerorDentlId ers
idwert uno 70 bic 3uiommeufiinite bea aoelS
perbtnoert bate.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-26

berielben .3eit bur6 unSlidli6e 3ufdue bic 9es
bOfften Ginfinfte BON letnen amertfanildeu
SHSpfunsen i6rie6 aber benncA nit unSes
brodenem Wfutbe feline treffli4e SArift vlleber
Elm beutl6es NationalsT ranSpOrtIptem" 1888
uno beeab li9 bann na6 8ari8. Sier i9rieb
CT innerbal6 IA Ta9en IN fran50lil9er Sprade
cine N6benoluns Iber Sanpel8freIbeit u. S4uBs
3ru, pelder bon Seiten BET Afaoemie Der pClt=
tilGen WilienI4aiten 9rrBe Anertennun9 uro
aus5ei4nun9 gu Ebeil murOe.
Darauf be8ab it6 2ilt nad Stuttgart unb
perlaBte enbli9 lein SrGBereS Bud vOa8 n1'
ticnoie Sbltem BET politiI6en OetOuomie. "
Dalel6e lift pas a~u89e5etdnetlt e Werf Der ldus>
sSQneri16en Sdule eS III Die 6rudt b~reiuno>
3panaieiabriser 9tupien unb @~rfabrunSeu, pOll
grpBartlger NufIuliuu9 Der Weltperbdltnife +;
nit Der ibm ei9enen @ner9ie uno nit alien
Wlitteln, Die Elm rei4er @eilt aus Der 6lQe Der
@rfa6rung unp beS 9epantenS l60pft, %befdmpft
Qilt in bielem Werte bic ~tcSulOpolttil den Sps
Iteue Der 6reibdnoler unp besrinpet lein auf
Der 0eatur Der 0tationalttdt al8 benz Wittel1
9lieb 3pilden Snptpioualttat uno Wfen IAbeit
berubenpe8 Spltem.
@S entlpann ltA nun cine matbenbe 6eboe
3wil9en Sllt unp ben en9llI9en uno peutl9en
5rei9dnoleru. Nl8 S%auptpaffe benubte Slit
oas i'm Sabre 1843 entltaapene u3oupereinss
8latt," bel1en HeDattipn er iibernabm. SIN
Sabr 1914 belu9te er @ien, no CT allentbal'
ben nit srSBter NAtun9 auf8encmmen muroe.
Do9 bic 2etbur8ie pe8 reuti4en Solfes, Der
sepriidte j3ultunp pe8 Saterlanpe8, bic fprtz
ndbrenoen Aufeinbunsen, bic feline Plane fir
Sebuu9 be8 peuti4eE 9anpel8 uuO @emerbeS
~fanpen, wedten uuO nabrten IN Qtlt cine ttele,
uuiiberminpli9e @9permutb. @r mollte li9
I'M Spatjabre 1916 pur4 cine 1teiis mad Sta
lien uufbeitern ; bod auf a%uifitein IN GprOl,
mitten in Der glOBartt9lten gtatur, lterma1nte
ibn Der 2eben8iberpruB io, paB er Ielnem Da>
iein mittellt zines 4~iltrleuiAudeS ielbt eth
3iel 1este.
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1cle9r4pbtIcbe NSocbridbten
@ertAtet farb ben 8 al ttmOr g1edsr."
GDn0reB,

IS a8lbtn 9 tpn. 25. OlGr5, Sau8 8.
StepDenS beantra9te, rie SanIa8biu beS
Senate8 70 frib ol8 m69lid pOr5unebneu.
amp6elI: bic in Der 8iQ inrOlUirte 6ra9e
merDe nun felt beinabe 9 Sabren b~i8futtlrt ;
man ip0e tie oober wcmS9ltd rbne peltere Dee
Bate morsen erlepigen. Der 0feDuer beantra9te,
sic 8tl mpr9en por3unebmen. Us a bburne
uno g(noere erbpben @inwano, neil pa8 6auS
ungewSbulid pinn beiebt iet.
W a btn9tpn, 25. Wtdr5. Stepben8
Sei9te i'm 6auie an, baB er bic &anlasbla am
II d 6 # Ell OOnnerita8 all frllfen miro. Aue
Barteien ideinen nit pteIenl argument 5afrte>
ben.
Spr Der l1nterIudun0 COMMITTEE iber ben
&erfauI bes @ebGubeS Der Benulplpania 8anf
in philadelphia itelte e8 it4 beute beruuS, oaB
rer p~anlali9e Roltmeifer BON F6Ilapelpbta
$4,000 fir Seipertfeli9uns oeS &aufe5 erbals
ten bat.
@beeltn8, 25. Wtdr5. Die N9enten
IN ben @nopuntten Der Baltimore nno Obip.
Qtnie bier uno in 8enpppo unp Wbeelins mel.
ben, baB lte in ben leeten 9 Sa9e1 899 Na8en
fir ben Sltenl 9elaoen baten; un8et1br $40
ICnnen per Gag.
Ocr Sbip bat nod Is Sup.
@eitere8 pou 6 Camp cptt.
ct. 2puis, "a. Mdr3. Der lltab>@Or'
Respondent pe8 v2eaoer" idrettt unter benz 81.
San, baB Nlr. WtOrrea II. Col. @lie, Die am
.21. De5eXIber na4 benz Tlotbeao @ourtp abb
%oinQen, 5uriiffamen. Sic erretdten oa8 H19er
BON @aptdn Diagrams COMMANDO an benz Pp'
ppniee Nrnt bes g8inp Silver, NO ite BON tteFetu
5duee auf9ebalten Wurpen. Sic berIbten,
BAR bic @ypepitipn mpblauf 1T, bab bic &btere
trelfli6 iiberpinteren, aber baB ltA bic @rotp
Snpianer 8e3et8t unp 9eprp9t ba6en, bic Ghiere
Ifprtsutrei6en unD perbaGtt9e Sewe9un9el
ma6ten. Sol. SpbnIton l4idte be8balb cine
Bartie Don 30. Ireibern, nm bic Expedition
nad Camp Scott gu fIbren. Die Sttcberprft
fam am /. Sannar, Die pom 9trpernber AMI 80.
Sanuar I'M 2a9er IN. SUES wCbl. Seine mi.
litarif9e 8eweBun9 bon SeOentuag.
MerttO.
NewsSrlean8, 25. Otdr3. Der
! Odmpfer GeunelIee BON Gera Sru3 fam nut
Wodri6ten BIG 3unt 81 an. Setne Na9rt9z
ten aus Der SauptfaOt 8e9en Bis gum 16.
DieBartei 3oloa9a'S Mil in eini8env Sdlads
en-" seiiest baben. n.
Sen. 8arrobi 500 ii4 rCr S1oGp 5urid.
OaS ueue Commencement idetnt S1lt 3u betOms
men. Der Staat Sierra @ru3 mar unter benz
artessselee uub bic Gruppen 3uloaga's befans
ben lt6 i'm Gnmarld. Nuf rer StraBe swi,
l9en Olericc uno Sera @ru5 mirb eS 3ur
|Sdladt tOmmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-26
GurOpGtIcbc Nc9cDrtcDtem
Stalien.

St1lien.
Eurin, &c. 6ebr. Der @enueer
YrpaeB oebt letnen lan9iauen Gang fort
@s erreste aO8emletuen llnwiaen, buB bic non
Der 0ertbeiDi8un9 berufeuen3eu9e iebr laut1ls
lelte i'm @rlGeiueu iiup, uno i4rn 3wetr1al
ntuBte Die @ieung frib 9eidlcHen merOen, neil
bic rpr9elabenen Gntlaltun9S5eu9en nidt er'
l6ienen waren. Die pent9en BON bieler &ateS
eprie, pel9e perbSrt purDen, le9tsn nur alses
meine i3eu9nilie iber boS rubise Serbalten Der
angeflasten, 70 piel lte ibnen befannt ieien, ab.
@rit penn bic Nppptaten tbre Ylaiprpers Begin
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
X. F. Wander,

- IA. r. wander,
1873 St Prattltr., 3wil6en Canal II. @6enfr,
SD made benz tcutiGen 9nblituan 9ieruttt bic Qn,etae, taf
tidy an Dbt9ern Ylabs elm bratf1eS Na6petIun9 SbarsaI er5T.
net babe, un6 baB t6 ale Seteaungen nab Na@fraeen fiji
@rbetter uno Arbett8ebsr, DientiubenDe, 8dufer unb Nertaa.
Ter Don 9auiern UNI ~ipnfi8em Gteentaum, @erratet6ern unh
befens ~dusfubren perbe.
@let1fdas be!Drge t9 9plectiouen Dpn Re6nHn6eu ut
Renten, wOflr t4 CUTE &ef,rensen seben farm.
Nae Nuftrd9e Uerben unter ben annebmbarten 9ebtnaunaen
5efpret. W6rai73mt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-03-26
Sieue Mm3ei0en.

Na6febenbe 6erren ruo erlnnt, thren Decentralization ae-
an uns balbtst naGsutpmrnen;
6. 8npblpG, 2ebrer, 5enrp gtCu, Sufi6utteb,
$. Sauer, Or. pabmeper. e.
0G- Der S6asnetf beS SaeeUla StaHmes TT erfu&t, in
Der Office pes BREEDER pprsufpre6eH.
Die @rpe6ttcn,
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Soncprptaz8au gSerein.
- QeTtn8tDn 6als", SO. 49, 8 ~rtnatOnfraEe.
O Gil OYISa = M

Seben TreIt19 Abeno5 8 llbr.
Den MtttSlteOtrn sur gta6rl6t bds nit Be t9etlrus ter
autt1ungs9a9er IeBtsn .Srettls Der anfsns ssma8t pur G
uao D~'ejentgeH, pel4e i9 nod nt9t tn beren Bets %befncen,
ibnnen.
"a nur cine besren3te IsjabG BON Antbetlen ~au8esae.en
persen, ntrb e3 fur Aue, welRe nod beisutreten pinf6ea, ge.
rdtben fem, bies balo gu tbun.
Nf522,1p SpbnW &ptbe, Gefr.
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NrIfun0 i'm Der 9iUmsSN6u1e

Die %la9rlt9e YfGfun8. er S&ulsr 6nbet na6fen IN 0 n.
td8 0tenfag unb Ntttp 6 A., ben 49,. 80. unS 81. b
Nlta. i'm S9albaafe HIATT 6sStnnenb bs gormtttaes UNI 8
InO bee Nd9mtttaBs UNI 3 ubr tie 59luBfeter am @ittpU6
3ta9mttta5 in Der
GemperenS Saue, 81. @a9fraBe.
Greunbe Der Sueenp, ~bsfpabers @Itern unb Gr,teber, Gub
gum Beladt etngela6en. w"
AnmelOun8ea sur Nufnabme neuer SGaler miTen In ben
erlsn Q999en ees M0nats Up rl gema&t perben.
Wt;25.31 81 HpiE
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Uerif@eruns Se8sn UenerSSefGbr.
Associated Firemens-Insurance,
BON 8alttmpre.
Wt, 4 SDuths nQhe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

' x O"HFY@ tWVV MISUNDERSTANDING
GtrettCrtunt Der "a Dettrter Geuermaurs
! 6erwn8s. efetGf& it 81 amineit i'd tia
lid IN benz Gtfeal6uftslUtale Der Gpmpaente, Nr.4 SGuttfr
UNI ale Irten pCn Ipplttattpnen CUR @erii6eruHg 1rn baffsi
nernen u!s b6l3ernen (6rame) 9duiern g8ertfGtteu, Beue
@ebdnttH, Q4Garenlasern, 5auSbaItun BS- GerGt9f6dfteu
NSbsIn 70 pte aut ales fpnfttes Gtsentbum seeen bic uS
Eteen Qrdmten n. ent8e ssnjunebmen.
SOB, II III ppre, Pr6fbert.
feS Sob. Dutebdrt, see
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@ropflnn 6iiLfsz nm W0nnfrfin Mn I

pa pbenSenannter gerein am 1. aprtl I'm 5plge bss Con.
trattes NIT Der "patapscoo@pnpd 8nte" BE Nn3abl Der QOts
zen ader Senus.Nan6 ju nfbmen fnp, 70 werbcn ale btets.
nt9en, bic bonn Weretne nod bettreten uHb an Der 0eralnfts
9uHg oes BenIss3dnee5 1betl ba6sn wGlen, e~inaelaben, lid
am treitag ben %. WirJ, A6enbs 8 u6r, in Der o9unseso
g@as," MS. o. 2; Sparlsstrr e%tnsafneen no bic @Ouattus
non nno t0nttge Weptn8un8et CUR @tmf6t berett ltegen.
Sam mtlt&e MftsGt ebe r bes 0areins fnb
9ufSstHrSert am 81naanten 6rettaSs ;a elmer @eaeral. Ser
tammlnn9, BET Sermslbun8 Der 8~elesltaen Suaie, Su erI6et-
men. .L..f. A Sim Nuftraop ~
ND5 81. pfermo NJ 5,fr
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9rdmfeu ttnD &eiremOen
-YufammenaeIeeter Gbrup BON gSIlptrlqen
0luBerOroemtltdbc Sitr, w,
DR.. SWayness

Npiut HpdS, UrICPFlW NIti%ttN 49,
m,rtbsr Ser: Gs ais cine gftdt 8es
ssn baS gaSitan tsraden0. sasI shSs aT str sM Ss@ & Strtg %
su fen, MID i'd SUD NIT et asr | aIs iemma ma cine nts6erpei1rts.
snsesOfSesttSS psi IsStsn JOftcbst bate I'd sias farts Sraasrs
t6Sttnn9 SdS SfIRs' &c iiantris no ansnlt9 stsi S5aIeim
Hn6 Sitter anSwarffgs. arS 9sf Ss S S,Sfm II In m Uips 81 an.
FSsEaenO NIT GROCER %esi8ttstett; babel bate I'd aas nS
NaBt elasa pe 4 sSs @a pasin. S ssrsf S Sas SeRanna u" sSfSSssS
ri ssiae RTantbnt dnBer benz Beret3 ppn NteOtgn btelten.
Sa Stt ess9i sss' eSa e@aees Or %ar, ~ n 10 Fir aSn ms 2 ale si I 8
aeri6wanbsn i9ien. pa Id absr tn ben 5 Ell sitnEsen s'a ben
aseaa p%eSFpprSraSts 70 1fSStdtss d eiieid fir [anf sotttn
mad Baltimore, nn6 ing NIT benz 1e6r0nd hsrislusn an. ~
meinent srpsen @raaunen unO CUR 5reabe netner ,5antIte,
fre bic 0sfnuns in Der eanse at gu aensa. meta !; 2a rs
udbm as unb al5tb Sebn Sptteln gebrau1t PauR, NOR l@ WI
Ie wteOer ssfun6 IL T.. l. ,x a.
s,t p sSaa 55P ss S snf si ees g aaa, ssas s@S Ss s1H 1S s. TO Sd P Sn IN
fen iestsn is I3OnGkn nt4t sinea Gag tranf segefen unb Be-
tsnue, Ra5 i'd quo srO5sn Da"t i9qlG,9 Os": SS4t&ngs90A
agsr 11ntrl8riebene 1T NIT SfVmaS DtrDn ssnau betannt
s ~ f ssFa ssssae 9sise s ssss ss S fa SSSn S'f }aF nt. D s% aena 2Ss.
Gr TT elm Warbtsss gGisleO Der Ssiegf8aft
gaaor Sss sssrlinsr Srties ot Baltimore Ssafsss..
nad6ern er eth 8eu8ntB ME bIs Dbtse eeleien bat.
So stbt nur cine B%upetlaBtse 3nberettun9 DGm gShohr13en,
uaO lie eiasise bs BON etasn1 erOentli&sn Nrsts aussrettst
purbe, III Or. 9 names D3afammenseieSter syrup pom
Mtlbctrl&en." -. u,a. =.
.rS Saa M 5s ss5s'a aus sF ss sRaiS SsSran 3 } : s% TT @s'@ %a% ne
lid = 0uaen, Grtdltun8ea. Auslebrune, 9rendtts4 Gng.
Sttm@e, 5sitsnfe4tn Ober 8~ruf(4msrsen, %eef9wa4te, sQn'
ftsuticn (ge8en 0tts6rau8 Won sal0m sl, nn0 S mssTs1a Nh" sbsr
Gatsanbun8 ger 8e9ls. g. Seine , naapr rairn ten Sss Sit Sraft.
Ssst ss aps sHf f fsSGts-@ a. Stst s.sfsr5sssg
Dr. g w a yue unp SDpn
4, Wprtb SeSentb Street, Ibsr BEN NtdTt
99aabeIDBtu.
Gerfau1t Bel:
8. .. GpUt SO. 76 9alttTsrsfross;
s. ~ g 9 49, ts 81 5hs MS5 @apaTaass, anib
in Der Otttce ot8 Baltimore Wefer."
goafdnStss hsnti4s ~sSFa"@s'SOri0r'f's ""0 !" :
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9ebenSz unO TeuersO cfFee
Bon
Inhn G Proud e. Smhne.

join Ut ITOuu O. OUHHe,
go. 60, SecrnpltraBe. Baltimore.
QDtr abernebmsu gsrfderunesn auf bic ndaf,tenoen gt'
Fbrun8sog pagnteen pel4e ohS srEBte Capital befsen.
Netn1 Yerit4erun98s @pmpa9nie, SarfCro
$500 000.
Y9Gnir SerIt9erun9Ss @pmp19nie, Sarfrr6
$4,000.
Spriu9ftelo8 erlideruu95s GOnlpy Springfield
$4,000.
Netna 2eben8s Serlt@erune8sS clnp., SarICr0
100000.
8er.>St. Qeben8>8 erltder. sGpmp., NepsYOr
100000.
ppli3tes weroen aus8egertt8t unp @erIufs prompt dusbe'
etIt. Mr323l
Sc6ms 9e9en SrdnOfbaDenL
@erRasrun9en auf1 Sabr U6er auf t~urssrs 3stt:
Trantlin 6euerper1 tAerun989eleli9aft, Bhilao.
$1,827,OnO 8aar.G apitdl unb lebsrf8us.
metropolitan TeuerUerli6er1n989eieuf9. N.'Y.
$4,000 8aar-GaPitaI uRb ueberi6uB.
Ntlantic Teuerperltferun9S9eleu dali NepsY.
$3.50 900 Saar.G apttal unb Il beri9ue.
NdS BEN 8eldnb pbiecr @ortpa9ntsen betrtht, 10 bin t0 ere
rnGbttat, mid auf bic 9erten 8. pratt une Dr., 3urnbuA,
Slase u. Go, Gdrep, Come unb Go, s. Gpefpn uno SRpne,
ser. gareS, assnt,
GR,22 1Mt Wc. 1 Nprtbfr.
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Ssh. SxSacfcrfc(,r Gdbule.

@rfdbrun9, fprte bic Mufmuntsrune sablret6er 5rtunbe
metner Inftalt beftmren mid am 1. Mars 1. s. cine . Or
Der ettun9stlaf fe fir metne sd lie fur Rtn0ee TIM Mltsr
BON 3 BITS = Sabren tins 9eben gu rufen. Dteie Sdule fOa
nt4t BITE Steae Der fDsenannteg 8letnttnSeri6u len wte folae
In Denti6lano bsiteben ais bloBe SeDabts uno SptelanfalE
Sertret en-, fOnbern tbr 3wet tit: benz ltttenoerberbenben Gin
Fue, mnb fSrtpabrenceu unbepa9ten Serfepr auf Der StraSt
Spr,ubeuoen ras Stint auf 9eiftee une frrperlt@e QDftisln,
,urSoeu Inb namentIi9 beHsn SeeIenfrGfte fIr ben na6fOl'
seuSen, ~serfbuetsn anO 3ulammsntdnsenbe S8alanterrtat
tmpf38lt& sa maiden, SSn etslsnn StGHbgu4tte aus bee
aussuieben fstn, uub t6 erbttts mir BITE EHetfnabms metnss
5reunbe. Mnmelpuasea werhen tn nietnen 9aais entSessn'
6eupmmen. y =, NADER.
Sdn2a.3Nltel
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SO3iQlz OemOfratii6er EnrnUeretn.

Im SGnntaae ben q. B.. Wts. Mbenbs 8 u6r, ptr6 Srr
Or. meb. IS. 2tebmdun i'm greeen Saale beS 0sretuslp
falls stgen bfeatlt4en UOrtrag Iber
bic Observation-Disclosures Der Weniden
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-02-03

IMPORTANT TELEGRAPH1o 1MPRovEMENT.-Ih
editor of the Journal of Commerce witnessed at
the office of the American Telegraph Company,
the operation of Hughes printing telegraph, as
recently improved, by which the extraordinary
feat is performed of sending and recording. at
the same time, from opposite ends OF the wire,
two distinct dispatches; and this is done in
plain alphabetical characters The electric cur
rents NEE, and cross each other without distur-
bance or irregularity, so that in many cases the
answer to q despatch begins to be received be-
fore the original has been wholly transmitted
although but one wire is employed to perform
the double duty. The instruments are now COM
pleted. and adapted for practical use. For COM
municating in either direction, but two ordinary
cells of the Grove battery are used; and al
though the wires are worked both ways at the
same time, the business is executed with the
usual rapidity. But one operator is required to
receive and deliver dispatches by this process
for as regards dispatches received, it is only ne
cessary to cut off the slip, when completed
The printing done during the exhibition while
the wires were working between New York and
Philadelphia, was noticeable for its accuracy and
clearness. The type is arranged on the periphe-
rv of wheel, from which the impression is ta-
ken. in ink, without checking its motion. The
resnlt above noticed is looked upon as of much
importance, as greatly increasing the capacity OF
single wire for business, and tending to dlmln-
ish the telegraphic rates.
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ANEcporE OF Mrs. BuRNs.-It is generally

ANEcporE OF Mrs. BURNs.-It is generally
known that Mrs. Burns, after her husbands
death, occupied exactly the same house IN Dunn,
fries which she inhabited before that event ana
it was customary for strangers who happened TO
pass through or visit that town to pay their re-
spects to her, with or without letters OF intro.
ductiop, precisely as they do to the churchyard,
the bridge, the harbor, or any other public OBJ
iect OF curiosity about the place. A gay young
Enelishman one day visited Mrs. Burns, and af-
ter he had seen all she had to show-the bed
room in which the poet died, his original por-
trait by Nasmyth, his family Bible, and some
other tri1es of the same nature-he proceeded to
entreat that she would present him with some
relic of the poet, which he might carry away
with him, as wonder, to show in his own
country. "Indeed, sir" said Mrs. Burns, u
have given away SO many relics of MIR. Burns,
to tell the truth, have not one left" "On, you
surely must have something" said the persever-
ing Saxon "anything will do-any little scrap
of his handwriting least thing you please.
All l want is Just a relic Of the poet; and any
thing, you know, will do for relic" Some
further alteration took place, when, at length,
fairly tired out with the mans opportunities,
Mrs. Burns said to him, with smile, Deed,
sir, unless you take myself then, dinna see
how you are to get what you want for. really,
I'm the only relic O. him that l ken or The
petitioner al once withdrew his request. o
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WESTERN ELRcrIoNEFRINe.-In Harper's Mag
azine for December, scene is described as liay-
ing occurred in canvass in Tennessee between
the Hon. Gave johnson and Maj. Gustavus A.
Henry. As the story runs, Major H., in reply
to the alusion of his opponent as to his manner
Of shaking hands said:
ST will tell you little anecdote illustrative OF
the peculiar electoneering abilities OF my homo
rable friend in his intercourse with our Intelll-
gent constituents. We were canvassing in re-
mote part of the district, ard having an appoint
ment to speak near the house OF very infuen-
tial Squire, We spent the previous night at his
house together. 1t was well known that the
Souire's wife controlled him, so it was impor-
tant 10 get on the right side OF her. We hnd a.
greed not to electioneer with the Squire while
we STAYED with him, but did not think this
forbade me to do my best with his family. so
rose about daybreak the next morning, and
thinking that / should make friends with tie
mistress of the house by bringing water to COOK
the breakfast took bucket and started on
tor the spring. | was tripping of on "a light
fantastic toe" singing merry as | went along,
when what on earth should | see, as looked
into the barnyard, but the old woman milking
the cow, while my honorable friend, with his
face rudGy with morning exercise, and his locks
streaming in the breeze, scas holding the coz oy
the tail! | saw in an instant that he had the
start of me- returned to the house discomht-
ted, and abandoned all hope OF vote in that re-
zion