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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
GnrOpGtf6e Nnbric6ten.
0OttfrteO &infel at 0nItaD gtruDe,
QpnbDn. o.. Gpnt 1850
@eebrte 6erren

VeeDrte Qerren
9ta@ Dem gmpfang Sbre6 S6retbens pom 8.
An9ult B, s, Babe t4 me6rere g8O4en per9e6en
lalien, tbetlS INN ab5nparten, Ub nod aus anpern
Sbetlet Der linton @aranten unO @pntrtbueuten
Der peutlAen ytepplutipnsanlei6e Sbren Qni6ten
it9 ani6lteBen t~pitrpen pann, neil man l9pn
oarnal9 @ret9ntie NIT o%o1fpmmener @eptbbett
lt4 enttptfeln lab, tpelde fir mein lhpn Dantals
iofUrt bel9lpfenes 6anpeln bic 8eAtfertiauna nit
li4 fubren m1Bten. Settpem lit mir ntr nod
BON ct. 2cut6 cine NIT Der Sbrtgen ibereinttm
menbe Nu1UrOerun9 3u9efcmmen, unp btele werpe
t6 1T 9letfem Stnue pte bic S6rtge b%eantpprs
tet.
Sett metner 8itdfebr aus Qmertfn babe t&
auf un3abltge Antrd9e abnlt9er Dirt INNER mtr
Die Gtne 9nttpOrt lteaen %fDnnen, DAP baS mr.
iPrltn9lt6e 9rperantm pe8 9an3en 2lnletbeprp=
tetteS, unD bic Snltruftipn, unter Der t6 ant Der
WertpaItnne Der eeiammelten @elber MIDI betbei=
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
Scr Sampfer g(frica auaefpmmeu

New= 0prt, II. Sftpber. Der Oantpfer
Nfrtca BON 2tperpppl nit 9faGrtGten Biz gum
80. Sept, lit angefpmu1e1t. Seine 9tahri6te1t
ptrben 1fpn ppn &ape Gace aus tele9rapGtrt.
9ebte Wad)tidteu OeS 9atnpfcr8 @fritn bun
GnrDpa.
New=YDrf, IL, SIT, Der Oanpfer
Nfrica GberbraGte fol9enpe allerlebte NaAridten
Gtber Sueet8tclpn :
SeltreiN begte Die GlSpInnt9e) 26li6t, auf
Der G~pnferen3 in gSarldalt ben Qntrdg 3t l~telle11,
poB lf0 bic contrabtrenoen Mddte Serbtrbli6
maiden 1ollten, fetne SGltdtlttg Der italtenil6eh
Streitfra0ett a113uertennen, tpe1tn Ie ttdt BON
pen pier Widd,ten Idnfttpnirt ipCrben.
NaA elmer 0artIe e OepeI6e Der 2pnppn Dat
~ Stems mltrDe 9pn Nnpplepn Elm 9eGetnter &a=
binetsrat6 9ebalten, wprih mani itber Die Ser
mebrltnQ ber fran3, @arutlpn III Jtpm lttb itber
6cmmutt9 pes Stege5toufs5 @art6albt6 bsrtet6,
G8 6eiBt, paB Der GntldluB be8 fat1erliden
JtatGe5 in etne1n fit 0artbalpt unb feline SaGe
un1lnlttaen Strtne enDtgen perDe.
WarIGall Gaillant mar I'M Se9rtfe, 9art8 at
~eerlaiIen unD ba6 COMMANDO ilber cine fransGl.
Qlrmee in Statten SIT itberne6ute1t, tppbitt iGm 2
Disiltonen fpl9en %Ic1ten.
'@6 miro belttn1ntter pent je Derli6ert, bo6 Der
Yapf li9 entldlpien 9abe, aus Nom pnrt31=
%brernett.
Die Gnpitnlattpn ppr BON q CON q befd=
.tt9t ltG+
Die Gorbut Der Iarpinilden Prince mar In 81
Splt, 6 &tlpmeter ppn 9tpnt,
Die 9drtI er 9atrte mill ntfelt, DAP bic reopU<
ltto1ilGen 0tpYaltltct 6erren BON 9 ptnrnp
ipdrer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
Gtrafeufdmpf.

pGt1abelpbta, 10. Sft, Seate gOrz
mitta9 ereienete lb an Der Gde BON brtttsr unO
@alnttltr, etue S3ene 3ptl4en Srlt, preSburp,
Gt8entbumer pe8 @irarp !6prle, rnb Same5
@bwdrps, etttem Der @t9uer pes @rltnbes pes
,6ptels. sic bteBen lt@ 2itsner, tpprauf @bparbS
pen 9resburp nit etnem StUd tt's @eI i6t f6lug,
70 baB SEut fIpB, 9re5tnrY 8ps parauf Elm 9t<
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
&epu6ltfanti6e SemOnitratiou ut
gSnihi*ntnu

@a16tmgton, u, Sft, Die Republi~
taner be8 Dtltritt5 COLUMBIA, pUrlttter bic gGtpe
Imafe5, beren .3abl in pen lebten 6a9en enprrn
3n9enpmnte1 fat, btelten beute Nbenb einen
praGtpUllen 8adel3tg gu gbren Der Republican,
16en Siede.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13

itol unp feuerte 8pet SGa1e ab, berem fetner ben
gptparp5 traf; bage9en fubr Elm S9uB einem
babel Stebenpen ms gein. @pparpS l6lua
pann Den presburY NIT Der 6ault, Gnblt6
trennte man bic Strettenben. Der Strett ertz
ltan0 burA aeldaftlt6e Oiferenaen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
yfDrbGftlitber 8duDcrctn,

Oem me9reti9en g8uni6e entipre6enb, bat fb cine Qn3abt
Mdnner te8 norbSitlt4en &betleS Der Gtobt enti4lofen, einen
neuen 9aupereiu 3u 9runben. Der @eIen lit beretS Or9oniiirt,
6o5 @eieb Cnlworien, iomie cine 8emli@e &n8abI Nttiem 9e3ei&-
net. IS werGen ioaBer @le, bic Ih einem 8uten unc %prGftaelen
Oen IS. b8. Ntea68 s llbr. Gte bon Wtcgteerrp uub set9elitraB.
go. II, rel Qerrn !3tetanb cin5uftnten, NO bic @eree nctmals
bernben werren iouen. Sh Nuitra9e e5 SereinS;
s, WDbr, prpp. Gttr.
GWc &. 4fetan6, tr. Vrai,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
a1 GrOfumng bcS SrliO Sill Qarfs.

Die @iApetBun8 be8 Grub QII Parfe8 muBte oe8 um0InlttQen
Q5eterS baber perldpbeu reroen.
SD bin bon ben Fart- 6 Dmmiiiren bsauirogt, tefannt 3t ND
BEN wtro.
@abere Sefantma4un0en J6er bic arrangements werOen ipatcr
erfol9en.
@e i4en iriGer BON II GonmjTa,en c;ngeloSenen gerIenet
peroen erp1rtct. GGns, y, Sru1b,
(Ctt9-19iuI Gbef ITforIhon
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
Ginerucf Der @ablberitbte in Georgia, Spntbz
Carolina.

Nuguita, Ga, II, Sft, Die gGa6lnaG=
rtdten aus Dennlpl9altten uno SnOiana babe1
cine au Berorpentlthe Nlfre9ult9 inter alien @ar=
tetet beroDr9erufert. Die Garpltnter b~e9tnnelt
&pfarpen an ben 6uten 5t trn9en, .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
WiAtta fir iebenO entfdhcn !,

Or. @tn50nr9 erBfnet na6itcumenoen Spuntua nm Q ubr
III DO. Go 4tuieer!!pirg 3wiL9en Port- unb 9Crparbitr., cine aIoIie
fir ben llnterri@t in Der enpli4en Spra1e. Sene, bic bic g8itbtiaae(
u9 Den Naeer Ger &enni4ib Der sanOssiproGe gu r%trbi9sn
8a8 9cnprur 1T Elm 0oIlor mpnatli6. OoTS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
Nn6 inn L. GOn9re1biftr. DpnNennfOl
Ddnteu Die NeDubltfduer ffeorcih,

9GtlabelpGta, -. SIT. Die ~Ufi3tele
3dblltn9 Der Sttmmen i'm erlten GOn9reBOtltrift
3ei9te, DAP oud IN pie fem Ottrttte Der repllbl,
Gpn9re6fanpioot, ST.. Sobn SO. Sutler, 9elte9t
bat. gr Gat cine Majpritdt BON 1876 Sttmmm
iiber ben Oou9laa=O emptratm 9e0mon, Der liG
Idp1 erpQblt alaltbte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
W Gr0ffunna brs 9rnib Sill Inrfs.

OaS Utlttdr. Gioh9celi4aitsu unb S6ulen, welde beatIttti-
gen, ib an Der @tnwelbun9 beS Grub pill parties am 10, Ottpber
81 betbftlt9tn, ln6 erlntt MID i@rtftli9 bappu 8u beua6r9.
t9el, nm nap 95erbdItntB bcr l3a9l Der 8elUdenocn bic n%Ttbi9eu
arrangements treien gu tbnnen.
Die 9srren, .pel9e bereits ~stn9ea0en ii0 ais @ebGfcn oe8
Nari4aIs ST. tnIl9tren, pollen mid 0~efiIIi8it benodr9ti9su, gu
GtlntOr SauS, ben 9. Ottober 1860.
SftLO-l9 GG08. gS. 0ruih. Nn1lnI. NHnnihn1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
Nrbeiter 8auUcreiu.

Gjenannter Werctn b&t iciue g~erIammlunaeu reoeImSsf1 ieten
Samfa9 ltenc in @lebauic8 Saa $50. 1872 @elt. Satetteitr. alb
une cine iebr re9e Setbetli9un8 an ~beneGben ott i6 flnb. gtt-
~iebenben f9 ieIbft ~aber3eueeu. 9elte BEN Is. SIT. fnSet bic
3weite ~GtnSoblun9 itat.
SO SSt Nuftraoe: g. 9. @tnner.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
repnblifdnifbe MajOritGt in
Subtdud.

Snbtonapplts, II, 81. Die MaiUrt>
tat Der Gepu6ltfarler betrd9t $4,000, Die Sc
9islat1r 1T fl 3ulammen9eleBt Genat % Slept
btitaner rttp d Oemufraten, Sa1t5 So Nepabltz
taner uto AZ Oemptraten, Sn ben, GCnoreB
linD,7 9tepu6lifaner llp 4 Oempfrateu aeipGbt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
SerSbip

9orter8burg, ga, II, Sft, Ster am
Gnppuntte Der Sbio=8oltimprer Sobn lit Der
Sbip 10 SUP ttef u,p i'm Stetget, Die Stuff
rapitarte boben bic Sdifiobrt bier mieper aufge=
%nurtutelt, 1np Oonpfer linp tereit, na0 alien
~tbalpart5 g~ele9enen Nnle9epldben ob3u3e6en,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
Baltimore beutf6er @aueerein.

Ole D~iitslieber pbt9en geren8 iperbsn bierbur6 erlu6t, elmer
General 8erlantmIung nd6fen WiDnto9 aben6 ben Is. b. Wlta.
bct3uwcbner, tnotm @ei4afe BON Q9tGti9tsit gu teipreben fnb.
Sl Nuitra8e; Sacob Rtr, Qrdioent.
2 IheDb. III Il. 3tEr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
Sn ciller S%erianumlung oc8 nnabDGt0i
Gertral NeIDrm=G Dmite'S.

i4tuiie 9efoBt:
Snoen e5 bic beItummte MbTtt ter Jefprm. partet 1T, audi fl
Die Srl9e bel rer 8a9l ppn Wtun8ipal-geamten gam; l~tnatbanaio
pOn ieter pOluii6en Or8adattcn Su bleiten, un6 tnoem bic @eiegt
Wabre9eln, 9ei@atten ron Ger 0tsfornpartet BON Baltimore,
bel Der Iesten &9abl Die 8emeie 9eliefert baben, baB Die @eieb(p.
it8teit p~erbrdn9t unO Die THent(i4e 9tube rpieber bergeneltt weroer
fam,
70 lei e8 bef6Ipiicn, taB mir nit ollem Gtier bic Grbal-
tun9 Der Wefprmpartet in baltimore gu e1baIten Iuben, unb ban
mir ltet8 baraui btOa9t itnN, boB bic ltdrtiiHen an0,leaenbeitc1
0etrennt bleiben ppm Gtaats. @pupernelnent, unO baB mir iouiabs
Ten, aud lei ipitersn Q8ablen fir W}nunpal -8eanlte L nobbent Ell.
fprberlit, NDminattpnen gu maden.
&ptert Mtdle, @oriteer.
&Dbert 81, &irtlanb, Setr.
28llium 0rnt, SpIepb s.. 9imQn,
Same8 Davis, SPARES NSetbero,
GbOma8 y. SuIluan, Daniel sc. Gtpma8,
Same8 Sppper, ST., 2ernar6 Wtatal(,
@ler. 8uieIl, Sr., GeDrge Q8. Dlpmbrao,
Q8iucil &in8leg, @barie8 Ncbb,
6elir WcGurlep, 9ept8 Nuller,
8. 3. Hicpbenu8, Senrp Stofbrj6Qe,
fSreeertd =. Wteper, &bepoere MOttu,
SameS Z. &anoplp9, WtaueW S. 8rpMu. @
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
6armpute 8duDerein.

Ole Dttgleoer o%eflclten Werben gu tr nG6fen UaittpDdb ben
II. b. 4lt8. Itattftnbenben Sabe8perammtung bBFi6lt eingela-
ben. 6r. Me1efe, Vrdibent.
2 4. Reb0Ib, Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13

@et Is. GrOne, SO. IS g. @aDRraBe.
Nue Wtt9le6er oieie5 @eren8. iopie SOlte, pelbe ib nod
gu ~betbetlt9en wanihen, Weroen gu redt 5obIrel4er &be.lnabms an,
nG9iten Ntcnta8 ben 10. Otcter AbeuOs 7 u9r etn9elaben, inbenl
Die @pr ltttutton an0enommen, Die 8eamtentp09l e~ripl9en uno bic
mcitere @in3aglun8 pcr1enCntmeu Werbeu miro
s. 6. 6%rtebet, PROB. YrGfb.
q. &letnetbt, froC. 0aiter.
SNRD g. u. Mubner, prop. @efr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
NeuerSbruuff in ct 2oniS.

81. 2OutS, II, Sft, Gel tern 1r9r fritz
brannte 9Qert'5 81 len9ieBeret i'm l1Oli6en G6eile
Der Stapt nieper, S6open $4,000, SAT- 200
Nrbetter ~Serlieren pablrA tGr 8rpp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
Sin @flnnenfG1iff. SSnn s

Sin sflaeenfdtf+ = @On 01egicp.
Ncw.Srleon6, II. Stt, Oa5 SflaSer=
OanpfiAif Git9 ui NUrfulf 1T am 4, ,. IN l6as
pana et1t9ebra6t pprpen.
9fa9rtften BON Mertcu ia9et, Dap Suare3 bic
lteuelte Sel6la9nabne elmer GUupucta mtbbtQt9t
hdt- ----
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
ben &ern gu ether md6tetn Observation-Disclosures

ben Sern gu elmer md6i9tn observation-disclosures
tel I'm Si1cen Sprftnpet.
An nnS Oeutlden in ben StlaSentaaten 1T
eS, NIT alien ebrenbaften Mitteln CUR Silpung
Oteles &ernS bei3utrasen, namentlt6 uber bafiir
GIT ipr9et, Dap pieler Sern mD9ltAlt II uno
8 E II ND tptrp, Nn9e3p9en purG ben amert=
fanil6en Soft, Grfolg, itrGmen jett audi bier
in Baltimore Der republttantiAen 9artet cine
Wenge Nnbdn9er gu; nit fntrlGenper @utb
betannte eeltern Der uGlipper", poB pem malIen-
6aften lle6ertritt biSteri9er @mertcan6 ouf Die
%utnfame Duth 9lant" 60 nennen befanntliN
Die ltsbe1awiirot9en Snow= 9lotbins6 ben Narnz
9raPben Der Chicago 9lattf ornt, wslGer Dem
@tn9cpanperten unp Gtnmonoerer bic @leiAbe=
redtt9ung NIT benz Ginsebprenen sarantirt)
ntat mebr gu l~teuern iet. Inter pielen Iberz
tretenpen NmericauS 1T aber cine Wen9e 81 e
I tnoels, Die 8ra9c 9etaItet lt3 paber fir
utt6 10: 0a5 baben mir beut IA Ell
8epubltfaner BEN IAte6ten Gle
menten ge9ennber 3u tbun, bic
IT'D jebt in bic republttant16e
9artet Ell nsupran9en u6en? Nuf
pteIe Tra9e werben mir lit Der na6iten g6ummer
It n lere tpobl erwuaene @ntrurt ertbeilen.
(SGluB fOl9t.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
M1hl in NehrnSrn.

Smo9n, 10, Stt, gtaA ben bis jebt etu.
9etrpfenen NaGridten l1etnt Der repltbl. Gpn-
9reB=&anptpat Daily 9epdblt. SIM 6nu5 6a.
bet Die Nepublttaner bic Majoritat, aber fnapp
SIM Setat bpminiren bic Oempfrdten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
XeutOnin NduDcrcin,
SSDrtIGrittS YOuOereil1.

3ur pefinitioen G8liebun9. hes @erein8 wOlen F8 Que bic {
an8ebt, beute @benb 8 llbr %enfin6sn.
z SObn Q8. @Dtbe, Gefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13

~ $50 / # Der ueter1dufer On
Otele5 beri6ti9te Subjeft entleOt9te
lG pteer Sage III SrpY, q. g., elmer bemptroti=
ifen Speed,. Seine 3ubDrer naren fait lauter
Gepubltfaner, ba e5 unter pen ~pprtt9en Oent=
lden betnabe gar feline Demptraten utebr sibt.
Man bGrte bas gel6tpdb pe5 MtenlAen gan; rt=
Zig an, pb9let6 er ltd auf 8 9emeinlte betrl9
unD ), 8. Die republtfanti6en gauern pe5 g8e=
items ubnnterptte Wprpbreltner" l6tmpfte, 81
prebt9te Sutton unp ipteper Sutton BET Oentpz
traten NIT Den &rppzg lptbtn05.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
NOrlGuftne @nsetae.

&em Beebrten RubIltum 6Eere 3ur 9totri6t, CAP on 10. Oc5en1
her bic Sbilsr.S o9e .go; 50 Il 90. .. i9r Sttftm98et heb"
Gau in ben Yep- @iiemblp. gloom5 ab6aIter mirb.
Sm Auiaa8e oe8 8au- @onite8: ..
re- SDbn YNn Itrr- GnHr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
Ncuc Nm5cigeu.
Surnbil0 Surnb!lO
Muiifalii6 OeflnmatoriidJe
observation-disclosures.

WSetnen Jreun6en unb Dem publitum i'm Qu9emetnen, erlmte
t9 mir bic trsunoi9aitlt9c gn3s8e, cap BON nadlten Dtonta9 ben
10. Sttpber NGencS 8 llr an Die 10 iebr bonn leten QDtnter be(te6.
ten absnbuntertaltun9en be8nuen iperben un6 ipl8e ~reselmdBio
1eoen Vtpnta9 0blpetidno nit Wtuitt, ceflamat0rn6en Wprtr19ed
HmO GeIan9 ab6e9olten tperben, aui @erlan9en mir6 bic 0hrit sum
lulh9en Gang ~0ufpieleu.
49, Guntrtt iret.
gu all cteiem Label f%reuntlttit elm
9. Spmmerfelo
SWt0 aNe Surnbale, Qpm6arbitraBe,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
Warnuna.

SD p0rnc hermit Seterm0nnh mcuer 6rau MQrtu 8ut
.EpaS ant meinen 9tameh ST. bergen, bu th he BON j6r 8cmabrn
S6uteen nidt bs;obIe. ...
OpTS SD6duu &. Butt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
WdrDl0uO= Snltitutz Wu8lfelnuo,

Die AHaiellm9 it iegt pien. Die @}al4nrenmerte fnb bon
3-6 uo BON Ito pbr Mbeno6 i'm @au9e.
Ole Otai4ine, meI9e Sdube unb Stefel aniertigt, bleibt nr
Tr cine beitimnlte .9et in er @utitellnn9, ta ie nab Gem Guoen
pcrlauit lit.
6pI4e, bic ede flnittde MaI9tne i'm @an8e ieben wpllen,
mer6en wObItbun, mcnn fe Die Nu8i,tun9 balls beiu6en.
8. Nbitman,-
SISrOi 8prtber be3 Nu8lteQuuG5. Gomir.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-10-13
Gmtaeanuna amf bic Warnuna.

Seit Is Sabren nit Sp9aun s. Quit pertelatbet,
Bis beute nod niNt e~tn0ctauen etro8 ami isinen Nam
bergen, nnp CLAUDE i4 aud nt4t, taB Sem1nb etnas oarau
0eben WIroe. SIP arin Wntt
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-13
Religious Services.

Presbyterlan-Liberty Street. Services il
the morning at l04 o'clock, and evening
IL. Pastor-Rey. j. II. Symmes.
| English hLutherdn-Cornero of Baltimore ant
Centre Streets. Services in the morning al
lot O'Clock, and in the evening at..7 o'clock
Pastor-Rev. A. j. Weddell
Methodist Elpiscopal-Centrc Street. Ser
! vices in the morning at lO3 o'clock, and in
the evening at : o'clock Pastor b. Rev
II. Crever.
Methodist Protestant-Bedford st. Ser
vices in the morning at lOi o'clock, and in
the evening at : o'clock. Pastor-Rev. J..
Clay.
Eldscopalian--Wash ashington Street. Ser
vices in the morning at lO3 o'clock, and in
the evening at 8. Rev. Dr. Spear, Pas
tor.
Baptst--Bedford Street. No Pastor.
German Lutheran-Bedford Street. Ser
vices in the morning at 10 o'clock, and in the
evening at o'clock. Pastor-Rcv. +.
Vasser.
81. Patrick's-Ccntre Street. Services In
the morning at 10 o'clock, and vespers at 1.
Pastor--Rev. Edward Brennan.
81. Peter and 81. Pam-Fayctte Street.
Services in the morning at 10 o'clock, and
yespers a: y. Pastor-Father Seelos.
Jewish Syndg0gas-Baltimore Street. Ser
vices Saturday morning at o'clock. Pas
tor-ltev. 4. Laser.
Second German lutheran Church Centre
Street. Services in the morning at 10 o.
clock, and afternoon at p o'clock. Pastor
Rev. Louis Biltz.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-12-13
Useful Receipts.

Pfc-Ftdm PUdI1ing. TO one quart Of su,.
termi!k add one egg. one large ;easpoonf,I
Of soda. anil -four enough to mako tbiek
batter. Have ready half dozen STALK. ~
pie-plint, cnt up fine. stir it in the ba,,e,
Tie 1t tightly iu bag. drop it in kettle Of
boiling water, and let it boil an bour-
Serve with cream and sugar.
To Pres1Ue Pumpkins .-T.ae good. r;,e
pumpkins, pare, ard stee as dry as possible
place in the oven On ,heet, and let /. "a,
main until thoroughly dry. not baked; tbe,.
stow away 10 a dry place. when il will keen
40 indefinite lenZtn Of iime-ouly requirIne
10 be sdakei in milk few hours before u,o-
ing.
Pie Crur. Take ore pint O. oatte,milk
one large .cs cup Of lard. ono haspoonfui Of
salt, one tesspuonful If saieratus. and 400,
enough 70 torn dough Nix the l.ra
and tJur by rubbing them together: then
add the o,ller ingretienis. knead veil. AID i.
!, really to 'o!! o;:. Tender and good.
To pres7re R.u5ar5. Cut the stalk, iato
peices an inch or ~ in length; string asd
dry tie hame as apple. and stow away ID a
dry place for winter and spring use.
Cbfes- Tari<.ies--"Tae bcs: coffee ia the
Arabian: that grown ia the province of No
ella NochO cnifec Of the finest q1slity.-
Il may 10 knox by having smaller and
rounde, berry than any other. and iikwiss.
a more agree bic smell s1t taste Il IL Of q
darker yellow ;Olor. Tire Java and The
Ea,t Indian cofees are larger aad Of paler
yellow; White C-yioI, Wcs. Iddi,n. and
Brazilian coEees are ofa c'Gisn or ge<zish
grey tint
Cure for Gr Ear. 1cie -Tuc r.o-. eEecrIst
remedy get discovered has been small clor,
Of garlic. si,eped Tor fe.' rnin.ues IN salaa
oil. and put into ,be ear. rolled 81 IN rnus,.s
or thin linen.
Iaoaors Gine. Cso piece Of znc n
.tr your glue. or keepa snsll psiee Of zinc
IN tie to;tom.-I. is said ,, prevsst il frou.
acquiring that unpsasan, o;or comtnou 70
glue.
L hss Css1 sF'rta.heA ~ czr.rirnsa. shs.
g'',d ffe,b ysl... .a.er i-...isllJ. bs sors--
ego Ssu-dJ f-f P'i:'.is4-.t. a. i,R~
,'nos, i-.ia. ,~'.f
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i S0ulhernOr Visits Mr. Lincoln,

The on y article Of conservative char
actcr we have observed in the Charles
town journals within the last two or three
weeks is the following. which We find in
the Charleston Courier of Saturday last.
credited to Tennessee pope.. [. is
true?
From the Charleston Courier of No
vember "A
A ScrrHERS PLANTER Vrsrrs LIS.
coLS-Lncotn's Poiicy az Defined by
Hi",sey. A wealthy planter Of Missis-
sippi,a native Of Maury county (Tenn J.
and Breckenridge Democrat, passed
through this city on Saturday last, and
related to gentleman of one of the up-
per counties. whom VIC know to be en-
tireIy reliable, the following: We take
the liberty Of giving the facts elected
publicity because of their Importance.
The planter desired to purchase an
additional supply Of negroes to pick his
present crop Of cotton, but feared to do
so on account Of the great depreciation
in their value and tho alarming excite
ment which prevailed the South. In
order to ascertain frorn his own lips Mr.
Lincoln's policy. ho visited him at his
residence in Springfield. Mr.. Lincoln
Informed him tina: he was opposed to
my interference with slavery in .hc
states, or with the Interstate slave
rade: that lie was opposed to abol.hing
'r interfering with slavery in the Dis
rict of Colum bia; aud that he was only
opposed 10 its extension in the Terrific
les, but added that was only an opin.
on Of his" He was then asked wba,
you'd he do in the event that South
Iarolina seeded from the Union! He !
eplicd that he would le, her go if Con- !
,ress did not pass a'force bill" He |
tated that ( no one would accept Office
n that State Of course they could receive
10 benefit from the Government, and the /
Whole expense for the distribution Of tho
nails would devolv- on her own citizens.
ie concluded By advising the Mississip-
ian to purchase az many negroes as he
ee1ed; and expressed the opinion that.
Il twelve months, slave property would
u worth more than it ever bad been.
Upon these assurance the gentleman
Ias, on Saturday, making his way 70
'irginia to purchase more negroes. lie
ays that Lincoln is a man Of profound
cqurements, and that he doubts no.
I'LL make as good if not better President
ian Mr.. Buchanan has done. .-Chalta-
oo3a Gaseae.
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Religious Intelligence

Inc New York EtangeiiJt saws the 6rs,
camp. meeting held in America was In Ken
tucky. Two prcachera-one Presbyteriap
the other Methodst-met in a yillay. on
sabbath, where there was but one church
Inc Presbyterian oiliciated In tie forenoon
ana the Methodist IN the afternoon. The
interest upon the subject was 50 grea, that thev
c9nt'nuei tie meeting for day or two a. tie
church. The attendance sJon becano 80
large that they adjourned to the woods and
continued the meeting for a week. And
Ihis Is the origin Of tie modern camprnectiBc.
The Eas. Baltimore Conferences Of the
Methods. Episcopal Church will assemble
at ChambersLurg, Pa, IN the latter part OF
February, and remain IN session ior eight
days.
ReT. Michael D0mence has been an pointed
Roman Catholic Bishop to tn. See Of
Pittsburgh in place Of Righ. Rev. Dr.. o.
Conner resigned.
a recent number Of the R>,igtous T.lcscop.
contains taoals Of the Statistics II the Cpi,eI
Brethren Church. from which we esIu that
the membership IN about 4 source Of Cynfer-
enec is 80, $50, being an increase during the
past year Of s,S2s. There arc 1909 meet
ing houses cwned. and they have 5. 2ss
scholars attending l.442 Sunday scaool. un.
der their control.
The Con3re9atiDnaiist has a long article
on Rainy Sabbaths, and gives a. the princi-
pie reason why churches are so thinly a,ten-
ed on those days, the vanity ofdress-people Of
DO no. wlsh 70 soil iAeir nlce clothes and are
unwilling 70 80 IN their common ones, etc.
The Hath annual session ofthe L. 5 syuo,5
Of tho German Reformed Church has recent
ly been he'd in Lebanon. Pa. The whole
body, it is stated. enbrscc. 3ss ministers.
/ $50 congregations srd ss,I7s member
According 10 the Church ALMANAC for Is-
6l, the Episcopal in the United States con-
tains thirty-thFee dioceSes. Tie nuater Of
Bishops, PROVISIONAL bishops. and a.sistan,
bisaops. IS forty-three; priest. and aeacous,
two thousand and thirty; parishes, .wo .hoq-
sand one hundred and ter.
The lrish Wesleyan Confereacn has syh.-
teen huntred Preachirz Places il Trelsrd.
ous b-1drei ari ,ixty-tnss n1ia.r.<r,, II.
i-,11sres ssi rr-sscrls - ei,,
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In The States of Kentucky, Teppe-
ssee' Missouri, and Virginia Mr.. Bell
has pluralities over Mr.. Breckinridpe
according to the fullest and latest re-
turns, amounting in the aggregate to a.
bout 81, 800 votes. In the States of
Delaware, Marylcud, Georgia, Alabama
Florida, and Loisiana Mr.. Brckinridpe's
pluralities over Mr.. Bell amount to 80. :
3oo votes. To this must be added his
Pluralities North Carolina, Mississippi,
Texas, and Arkansas, from which we
have not returns sufficiently defioite to
enable US to make reliable estimates.
We will venture to calculate that they
will add $500 to Mr.. Breckinridge's
pluralltie, over Mr.. Bell in the total
popular vote Of the South. Mr.. Doug.
lass vote in tho entire South is 160, 900
or no, 1000, and Mr.. Bells and Mr..
Breckinridge's in the neigIborhood of
a half million each. This shows that
the Douglas party holds the balance of
dover in the South. th.-ColumJus (Ceo.) |
Eng.