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The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26

1t is said that by the increase of duties on
wines, under the new tariff law, that great en-
couragement will be given to the wine manu-
facture of California. We hope then, that the
manufacturers will be encouraged to send more
of the pure juice into the market, and less of
the miserable stuff they have been palming off
upon tho public as "Pure California Wine"
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26
RORN.

In this city, Friday, 10th inst, to the wife of
Albert Irsh
At North San Juan, Sunday, 18th inst. to the
wife of John Bevns a son.
At North San Juan, Tuesday, 10th inst, to the
wife of David L. Swain, daughter.
At North San Juan, Saturday, 18th inst, to the
wife of ). Abbey, daughter.
AT North San Juan, Saturday, 18th inst, to the
wife of Patrick Flanley, daughter.
In this city, April, 25th, to the wife of II. C.
Mills, son.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26

BAD BrRps.-There is stripe of men who
are delighted with the news that Fort Sumter
has fallen. History knows no more despicable
character than he who glories in bis ccuntry's
missogsans and shame.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26

DEATH OF DR. RASDALL--Dr. VIM. Randall
died at Grass Valley, on Friday last, and was
buried on the following day with honors by the
Independent Order Of Knghthood, of which
he was member. DR.. Randall was IN English
man by birth and at the time of his death 40
years Of age.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26

A FALL.--A portion of the top of the brick
front of store on Broad street fell on the side
walk on yesterday morning, caused by the con-
traction of the rope on which sign had been
strung across the street. No material damage
was done by the fall.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26

Col. Colt, it is said, is about to establish an
arms factory in Georgia, We should be sorry
if Uncle Sam were to put halter upon that
Colt.
Mr.. Floyd stole out of the Cabinet, but not
till he had stolen out of the Treasury.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26

HucKs 4 LAMDERr's AXLE GREAsE,-In
these times when every thing goes hard, it is
proper to call attention TO Hucks 4 Lambert's
unrivaled axle grease. 1t is the finest unguent
for machinery known in the arts.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26
IN MEMORIAM,

WHEREAS 1T has pleased the Great Dispo-
ser OF events, to remove David Shrum, one of
our Fraternity from the stage of his earthly
being, by the solemn and impressive Provi-
denece of death-under this bereavement our
hearts are stricken with common grief We
mourn the absence of brother fallen asleep in
the slumbers Of the grave. But while we thus
sorrow it becomes us to bow in submission to
that Sovereign hand that has made this breach
in our ranks. To the kindred and friends who
share with us in this affective event we would
tender the assurance Of our most cordial sy-
mpathy in this hour of mourning
His virtues were unlimited,
And who can say aught of his vices.
Resoired That the foregoing be published
in the NEVADA JOURNAL, and the Pledge us the
sentiments of Omega Division, No. 1876 Sons
of Temperance, of which Mr.. Shrum was n
highly esteemed member. In Love, Purity and
Fidelity. by Order of the Division.
j. S. PERKINS, w. P.
H. J, HUFFMAN, r. s.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26

SuRGIcAL-The Library and Instruments of
the late DR.. Randall will be sold at his residence
(Grass Valley on Saturday, the 9th, at 10
o'clock A. NJ
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26

COMMISSION AND PURCHASING AaENr.-A bus
mess acquaintance of some years with our eff
cient agent in San Francisco, Mr.. L. P. Fisher,
gives us authority to recommend him as prop
er person to purchase goods for those residing
in the interior. A splendid judge of articles, a
thorough business man, prompt and active,
those intrusting him with a commission will
find it executed in supreme order. His adv:r-
tisement will be found in another column, to
which we respectfully direct the reader.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26

Our FRIEND BEGoLE has constructed new
theatre at Red Dog. 1t will be opened for the
first time on tomorrow night.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26
DIED,

DIED,
At Grass Valley, Friday, 10th inst, DIR. VIM.
Randall, aged 40 years.
At Omega, April 22nd, from the effects of cave
from bank while mining, David Shrum, aged
81 years.
In San Francisco; April Goth, Michael Logue,
aged 80 years.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26

NEW Town WITH NEW NAME.--A new
town has been started near Omega, at the head
of Scotchman's Creek and called spiritsville
from the number Of Spiritualists residing there
so we are informed. 1t is a spunky little
burg and bids fair to live in this world in spite
of its name.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26

AFFRAr AT 0MEaAs-A stabbing ARRAY oc-
Cured at Omega on Sunday last. A. NJ. Hunts
man, who takes toll of the miners in a rum mill,
dunned miner named 8. A. Carter for dollar
and half An alteration arose and the miner
seemed likely to prove the mightiest man, when
Huntsman welded poker with such dexterity
and force, and made such havoc with knife
that the miner was laid up with knife-hole in
his short ribs, besides several bruises. A by
stander got lick with the end of the poker in
hicting severe wound over the right eye
Huntsman was arrested and not being able to
find bail he is under the guardian care of special
constables, sworn in for the occasion. The bail
was fixed at high figure. The justice before
whom the examination was had deemed the Of
fehse an aggravated one.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26
NEW TODAY.

NEWELL'S COUGH SYRUP, and wy
IN ankoOp's Iceland PectOral, for sale by
RUDOLPH & HUNT, Main st.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26

rrI am happy to announce that have secured
the services of GEN. WULFF as salesman in my
new store. No other guarantee of gentlemanly
dealing is needed.
aprestf
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26
NEVADA ACADEMY!
THE MINER TERM
80. Or.
THE NEVADA ACADEMY

"ceS OH nHUHuuys N1Hy Id, IS0IS
MIR. PRESSEY WOULD RESPECTFULLY
ItI inform the Citizens of Nevada, and vicinity,
that he will commence the Summer Term Of his
School on Monday, May 18th.
Mr.. P. has had a number of years experience
in teaching, both in the Atlantic States and here,
and will spare no pains to make this FIRST
CLASS SCHOOL for instruction in the higher
ENGLISH BRANCHES, OR LATIN.
TUITIoN-PER MONTH";;
For Latin, and the higher English branches .$5 90
" common English branches. 4 90
Nevada, Feb. 8, 1861.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26
MRS. RYAN
Dress Maker and Milliner,

Has taken Rooms in my store and will be
happy to SEQ all her old customers.
The Nevada journal., 1861-04-26

MIXED CANARY SEED-For Sale by
Ul L. Y. SPENCE,
Broad ssest, uevNds,
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Rapp.NarS.

1aD afGtuetoa, II. De8. Die SeItancs
lit spn Der potOunce 8Iottue on8efUmrnen uni
bcri6tet, pap Die 9tetclleit 3pet neue Satterteen
D6er6alb Der |ri9eren 9ebaut babe. Gine 1T falt
Der 6(pttenltattQn bet Snotan 5eap 9eraoe &C.
8enlter, Die Nnrere per Minbung eUn @letopO=
man Street,, 8eipe baben i4rare @f1dGke unp
befret9en BEN 9au5en 6ttB.
Der SGtsPpOampfer 9uieY fam beute Mor9en
i'm 3 t6r in Der 9tap9 gayO an uaO 0erlieB biz
6arriet Cane uno htn gantee BET Snbian 6ep0.
Die 9tnacDtta, Tepluts, 0eteante, Saccb 8el,
Stepping Sttnr6, N(ntrop uno 6erbert befanOen
16 spil6sn ben p%bentrwa6nten 8atterteet uuo
Dem 9a9e BET 9uauttcU Greet.
Die Union, 6reebprn uto Sotalete FnO nnter-
balls 2uantico.
SIN Der garp 9erri9t grobF G0ati9teit. 8ori8e
@o@e purpen 4 Oampfer, Der glanfee, &penr De
Qlpa stepping StOueS un0 2eslte 9rinOliA anss
s~vbelert. Die @6ie6abuugen uro @tf4aeprc-
ben, n1mtutliA NIT Dabl8reetsRanOnep pauern
fort.
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Son Ser amDern settle Ses potOmae.

8af6tmgtpm, II, Des, Cine S4wa-
brpn pe5 /. Nep-SerleY @aoaQerte@ Regiments
moc5te teute cine 8scognp83tr1ue inter @apttan
S9elSmine. 2teut, SanOile pon Serie9z@ttY
ging nit etuem SroerlY=Ser9eant gu nett oOr
uaO fanp F9 bei letuer 0iadteDr 0On 9tebeIeis
Snfanterte u~mriu8t. or wur0e 6 Nlal sertplt1t@
ret Der Oroerlg %entFau, ObpCgl fetn 9Ferp ere
ibO6en purpe.
Die @pnpaAnie. III 9teIerpe bSrte ba8 5euera
ua0 rildte 6or; lie fanD Den lieutenant istaer
uGr unD faf alter &leiper berauGt. Gr tpurps
ms 2ager gebra6t uuD lebte mod nm ubr oeS
N6tnpe.
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eofal=93enisfeiten aus assafginston.


Gin gutter Neiter. PIN Mpntag
Na4mittag lfBte Elm Qieuteaant bic 8eppbner
Der Z. Gtr0Be burd 1sine 9eitfuult in Grltalt=
usn. 0erielbe Bate etusn Qa9erpfn neblt 9lG9re
9sfauft une %pielel6eu, pm lie 9lei9 nit in's Ga.
ger 5I ie6ruen, ben etnen Dor, Die andre binter
Dem Sattel aaf's NferD eel6naQt. DaS @eruf
tel Der 8G9re erl9redte letn 9fer6, Elm feuriges
16ter, nelde5 pleln chasse nit 3 fen, GG6re
uuO 9tetter pnppnrannte, 2eBterer blieb fst libett.
Sci SpD 6elpp6 6aq serltteg ltG pos @ferp
auf's 8rottpir uno esrpidelte Die pberen Grtre=
mtt6ten unleres &rie9ers In bic Stanser, pel9e
fur S~alpulieen iberal oneebra1t linp; plSblt1
fd pas 9ferb, pp4 3tr erpBsn @erpunperun9
Der Nienge Etaup Der Jteiter unperIe1rt pausten,
IGnalte ietne ralelnpen S6dbe ab, wet4e er eli
mem @a9en i%Iber9ab, Itte8 wteper auf unD rift
unter ben 0!itdmani6en Der Weu9e paspu.
Sinh 9 ennpen. SOr9sltern 9ielt 60
rguer 0OopparD einen SnqueIt il6er etnen ren-
g~ebernsn peiBsn Snaben, Wel6er BON etnteeu
&naben unter einem 6auftn Stetnen an Der Is
StraBe uabe Sbio Gp. 9~efunoen pprpen mar
Das &inD mar pfenbhr IeberO 9ebpren uno btrd
@rprphelung get6ptet. Sc tpar III Elm petbleine.
re5 9anetu9 eingepifelt, BON pel6em Der etnl
3ipfel, wabrlAeinlid Der Same peS Gisent4a-
merS, a69ertlien pprpen mar.
ueberfabren, = Nm Mpnta9 wurOe II
D.6tr. nrbe 13. Elm farbtges &inO BON eitem
Jte9terun9epasen iter9efaBren nne 9efabrli9
bpA ntdt tGDtli9 Serlebt,
Gin Oteb
= Mm Sonnta9 QbenO wurbe in Der /. Bart
Elm Splbat nit eineut l9weren Bunbel Serbaftet
in welGem f6 SerfAispene NrtiteI, II. a. 8 Slot
tenreSpIper ~befanOen. Ct CAB ietnen Namea ali
Solpat MnoerlOn pom 5. Ser. ct. @aS. Ne9
an. Serg. G6om, NliQsr DON Demlelten af8
tDsntifetrte naGber etnen She'll Der Nrttfel, TO-
ME aud 2 Der 9~teSplSer, pelae i9ren @igeatbu
mern surlf eefelt pureen.
8~Demtf9es Ebeater. = MtOrger
miro in Der Nrbeiter9ale gum geasfs fir 6rol
g~Btlbelmine 9lujean rper 9nrter Sau0eni9ts
aufeefabrt. 39eaterfreunOe msGen MIR. gan
belfDubsrs barauf aufmerflaut. Sad Der gOr
Iteauns San3trd3aen.
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Staat @terDlanS Get. gn ben SdberiT Der gta3f
Baltimore.
ga Der @s beS Coleman geGoit Senator bes @tanes Mets.
lano tAr bic Gtatt Baltimore paIant purbe rurd5 BEN am spBlften
Sa9e bS December aGt3esdbunoert unb einunOle6ssio SaiFrten
BE diuB ees Senates:
llHb "a be @~cnftution Sides etaates ~serortnet, bas i'm Son
Elm genator pon bider Stabt we05iett elm gEablparrant Scui
Etai1Sefticn pss Senates berIafsn peroeu ip1 fin bic @rpSblupa
EN- 7 aneern 9erlon an feine Steae.
Nhfl nno ealunt perorone uno befe1Ie ids, 6enrn 8. Gplbss
HolIroll09, Nrdtoent cs Senates BON WnrNlane, fraft Ser mir
ohrd' OLE 9pnlituhen o%erliebenen @elpalt, oaB cine gSabl fir etueT
SendFpt Iur pic Gtaot Baltimore a~bgebalen peroe, an Ben gIdsen
lpeIde Saa @elcb pcn 9. SanuaG 1852 S0su benimnt BAT, arr
auelulin9 Der oure1 6as ~2eeg5ieben beIa0ten Coleman @cuotts
enttaHeene 01c~n5 no ne1pr6ue bnrmit, Sas Der Sdsrtf Der
Staet Baltimore Nct5 0ebe fir Srei ggp6en, aueIdltefHn bcs
cages er eritcn 8errHenttGuH9 Der Neh3 ub AeS QSobltaos.
uo Jon eteles eth o~clghiti9er Marraut IIr @nes bleies Iein.
!3pnt 3egntB baiir u%nteridreite i'd meinen Naren am 12.
wage oes @ejembSr, I'M Sahr uNere8 Serru a6t8,bnbunecr uno
einnnsfehsSts.
9enrp 3. Gpl6bpurpugbt
%taFeent oes ScHGtes Bon WIarpIan6,
atttit. = bapmau 9arppp6, &efr.
SD 9ebe Dicrntt @ad)ric1t, haB in utbereinfinmura
nit ppt9em g8arrant, am OpHnerlta9 ben 9. Saruar 1862 cine
G5abl IN eer taot Baltimore a~bssbeIel miro fit Ole @rr6kIuro
zines Senatcc c8 Staaes N2arblaub fr bic Gta6t 8aItimpre. -
Ste 2Sahl ftnbst itat an rem p!&seI, fpelde bu ben oemSs ser
@elese lar 8olttnere ernatntet gSabri1teti in unb fr @alti.
mere bdilr beitimat baben.
Die Stlntmtahen perbet, wie BON @eIes perprenet, Ron 8 lbr
Wtpr9enS bic 5 ll6r Abenes pfen ieuu.
@pp. 81. Sparfs,
(OsIo,11'z3,Soo,9) Sdertf Der Staet Baltimore.
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9entiGe 8riefe
wclde IN Der ensIli4en 9ilte cut9aIten iiHc.

OamenIite:
Butter, Mrs; 6anbert, @irS G; Safeh,
Mr5 g; Selepb, @lrs 81; Sod, Nltb 81; 60
ne, @db, 81; Mfutb, MiB 9; Meter, @RtB .
Memmert, @irs S; NtpenCper, NfiB q; S4ae
ner, @trs q; Gc9Ieman, @farg.
9erreRItfG
gsipsr, 81; gYsrln s; Gfsr, @b; 9auen.
camp. s 6amottleb, Jr: 6nYs, QGm; pelia@
ger, .; &spier, $; &aufman, @b; Setntle, @
lRlees, S; 8pA, q; Qebutan, s 81 2tsber9er,
. YeppIer, @m Bfeifer, s.; S9ubert, Orr
SptseI, SO; Strtdler, .; Stauf, $; sBa9s
ner & Sunt; @tntsr, $; Weiterpelt, S.
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WS0rHfureiSeA

NtnpDteR. @5 purben $50 Slid auSaebeter
@retie feit. Gpn $500 % 100 To.
SGwetne purbet 3u 1nSerGnberten VretIepS ser,
fault Sgn a. 75@$5.25 % 100 Id te3a9lt.
9Aaafe $2.50@3.25 fir CUTE Seerbea.
NIcpbUIt per @jalpte 39-4I Ste. fir 95 s@f
8ntter, Bette @pben "a Cts. % ID, @labes 20
-22, &pDbutter 2O-24 Gt8.
GrnAte, Jtplnen ST. 90@2,25l @alrnnIIe 6
Gts.t @pYtntbet s. Cts, pFaumen 123@
II Gents @ttrpneu $l,55@2.00 per SVr,
Sranget 81 90 per 8or.
8eSsrnt 40 @ As @l9 y Id peni8e I'M @arfi,
81 c n II !, 0ieutQut 81 GtS+ % tb Nelfen 10
103 @ts., plttt. Sngper 81 6, Musfatnu6
DDS, pfefer l04-lo3, Wusfatblutbe A.
AZ Gts4
B &paae III &lunPen $2.53-3.
q etretbe, g8eiSeh rptb. orbinGr 120@l30
gut Bis ausSeseiGnet l35@136i .peiBer outer
l35@I45, extra feiner 150Ol60.
Safer, 8irg. II. Marsl. 40@42, peanI. IS
Gas, 9prlb peibes CLOGS, gelbeS 6506SG
ytpgge1t MarYt 65@68, Yenn1. 7O@72 6
@uanp, peru9taniiGer 224O @ $6O-62
Hnu9enntebI $26 per Gpnnes
&imCtbY $l5@17 per EDnne. Slice S1l
OBS in SOL.
$ Gutet 9Th lOie 7@8, getrOfnete 143-l5.
Safe e. IiO gut 18 "a Isl priuta 2O@23,
Sasa 23@24, 2aquaYla 22@23..
6 eber ipan. SUblea "A "a ~, 2aup aefhl1
"A O. 26t Stat 24@30, Dber 3. 5O@4.5o'
Gnfb I2M20 80 On.
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Qro,ea oon @oG. Serrisan.

8aI6tn8tpn, II, DeS, Do5 8erbBr
be3o9 l8 beute GatPtiadli6 auf Die 8eIdulOi=
4unQ, ZAP Der Sberf einen Oelerteur cbne fpete
tere5 8erb6r wieper angeupuanlen bate UNI, tpte
btrjAtet, betrunFert 9eperrt mar; rpettere Inter
lu4uug wurpe bis gum DQunerita9 serI4Oben.
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0Ina QentncFn.

Gdtro, IS, Deg. s. betBt, bte 9tebellen
lit Columbus 9atten eine 9rpbe Nense ianerer
Qnfsrtaue ertalten, um Die @6tfabrt ouf oent
0difllPpiluie an jerem Orte 3a benlmsn. IS
merpen palsI6lt 9rpBe 9uaituueen semadt treil
mau etuen ~tatpt9en Nu8rif erpartet.
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aein nItimatum sOn @maIanb.

0ew<gorf, II, DEG. 9ripatpePsiAen BON
2Cnbpn aus gutter 2ueue, beridteu, baB Die britt
til8e gte8ierun9 2prO 9qon8 nidt CUR GUrberang
rine8 ultimatum 8etrcf8 Nlalcn'S unb Sltoel'e
i%nltrtirt fat, iunoern nur bottn, cine G%rtlarnn9
gu ~Serlan9en.
Das 5inau3Feber In BaQfr, bat iA beretts
wteber gtle9t.
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Dg 9la6aen Samltag 0ebt Der 8rfrner DAM
pier Santa" BON 9ietp 2jorf uaA 8remen ab.
Die @pt fur bteIen Dampfer lAliebt bier am
6retta9 Nadntittag 81 u6r.
puffa9e fam in Der OfFce os. 81. 0ei6ert
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Mab 8rentett

Office ses @%uoitprts,
~ 49, SAskAIAM R ~

2 DfRce eeS Mn6ttpr1s,
neben Der Stabttalt, rberes @tpdpelf.
aae perfsnsu, WsEs far 1850 anb 1859 nod steusrn 3a be;
sablen babea, ul6oen Nctts nebnlen, taS i'd aue Ha6tarOs anl
seft6tIi@em @see ODER mitteIt Betanntua9uns umb 8ertauI
s~iatrsitsn pelee. Gin @s5ei@ais icl9sn G~isentbums fam man
in bteIer Office ftnbeM.
@snn Bic Saraaf baiteatea Steuern Dor Sreitas ben 20. b. NGts.
nidt beaa6lt fno, bann teirb iolGes benz Gurpepor etn9ebdnoi9t,
UNI bon benz Ielbsn fr @Hsei8s ab gefsissrlnS entpprfcn gu
lpereen.
RpDiWi Spbn s. @raoeS, AuettOr.
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lenfer, ipelhcr biele lnoerr4tiaFeit niAt LANCER
nit an eben fonhte, lfieg bon ielner ertdbetten
Sit unp tearbeitete Sauies nit einetn 0e lanoet
NettlGenliel permaBel, RAP letne Nlgen UNI fort
'parsn unb feline Nale bas Nnifben einar redt
au%sseradlenen Sartpfet e~rlan9te, DoA CT
tpunte liA nit bteiet Oenf3ettel nod nidt berls=
.tigen unp be9ann iein un0erniinfti9es Spiel ppn
Neueir, ais CT BON einem Dplt3iIten Ser6aftet
murpe. - Nuf Dem Beae naA Dem Gt0tipnss
baule SsrIuGte ct, oen Diener Der Oere1ttgfeit
gu erDrclstn, uno bteisr fat iih 5t ieiner SeI6it
oertbetOt9un9 9t3wungeI1, ibn itbr unceremOnied
nit Dem Sntttel Snr NuBe 31 brtngen,
Gtne Us Dbnnn9 beraubt I. - &ett
nebrertn Nfonaten linD in elmer Aniabl 6GuIe Ter
in Ser Na6barldait Son 0ronfltn Square Dtcb-
fable bprgsfpnmen uno bate mon felt IGg9erel
3ett Serbadt auf farbi9e OienltbOten, Die init
ben 9pcaIitaten wpbl vtrtraut inb. @eitern
Nadmttta9 tpuree cine Ne9erin Namens 8ennet,
melAe felt Sabren bel straightforward 6amiltcn ais
DtenltntdpAen 1un9irt bat, auf frtIher Sat er~
tappt, tpte lie eben Die 0pbnun9 bon Ntre. Wan
Rtrbp, Scr. "a Strtderltr. NIT etrern feiNen Ye3
int g8ert4 BON 500 SerlteB. Nls Ie OurGliAt
rurbe, fanDet lfA na6FOlgenpe Wrttfel bet tbr:
Gin paar Nermel, 6 gplpene Gtn9e TN Wettbe
BON $25, cine golpere Settle lnp 3pet Gclpfreu3a
gu 81, pttbe idrnntli6 ais @t9entbum epn
Ntrs. Nnn Gtrbp tpentif3irt tpuroen. Jtt9ter
Qpean lief le In @rrnan9elung BON Sar9IdnFt
Elm lteden, noGoem fe ibre S6ulO etn9eltanpen
Bate. g%BaGrlAeinit9 peiB bteie Rerlun audi
tim bic anperen Oiebltdble, ca namentliA In lfse
tersr 3eit in biesr 8eStebung otelfa9 Rlage 9e<
fubrt wurpe.
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Re Mtr maGen @elaaftsleute Defenders
auf Die Qnseise peS 5rn. S, Mc9teal IT. auf-
merriam. NiemanO loflte perldamen, iein 81
sentGum gu perlidern, buuptlafltd aber in elmer
li9ern Gempa9nte lno als lpl6e f6nne1 mir bteie
nit sutem 0epi1en empfe9len.
$50 0as sSpd1enbtatt NeS Baltimore S8edef" eri&ein
ieben Sreita8 Ntttag.
Gs sntbdIt % .brette @potten 2eiefOii. unb tos
6erntat 1T bebeutenb SrBbe Ter ais Der ti8ltde Gefer.
SMbGlt:
@adrdten unO tete9ropti@e 0epei@sn aus uleh &bdtsi tS
9aube8
@prreIppnbeu3eu aus ben Sclbta9ern.
GbitOrieGGe Nrtttel ubsr bic pi8ti0en EoqeSira8en unS
has gtsueIte aus g8abiu8tcnun ten GepartementS Der &e9ierun9
8erxer bic Iortiesuu0 bs Seiti4tIitsn OtpalonS
&pberidD."
0eoid)te, Mfaumi9fGlti9es Sanrpirtbidbaftli6be &c.
Iopie ouA cine utteti@t her curpq6ti d en- Reut8tetten
nsItt tiS sr Stlaoe oer YutItfaipu etnlaufen.
GtteIne gr, mplare fnN ieotn Srita8 WIcr3en ppbIperPadi
sur @eientuns a 5 GentS III Der Office SIT baben.
Rg- &a9 0eutI9IpnS perfenben MIR ejrselue @remplarc fit
s Cts. (p0,tofre) an tr9enb cine Ior,lie.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-18
9epefde BON Galifornten an ben SrdiTb. siHcptm.
Gan 6ranct8cp, II. DEG.

On A6ra6am Qincoln :
Die Observation-Disclosures fir Die 2etde BEG
9efalleneu @ol. 8atsr finp loe6en porit6er. 9pn.
8. .. GtanleY belt Dte @ra6rfbe unO 8tidpf
Ripp berri1tete zen Qeidtn0ienli.
Su Qtuftrng res @yrongementsc0mtte
@. 8. Deeerett.
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Sd bin beua@ridtigt mertea, bag bic &sfrutirun9 6eS bird
ben straightforward unterut 4. y. IN. owbpriitlteu oierten &eatnlent8
eeutlfer S60cr eur1 &erbreiung oS @era1t8 ais pt bic fur bic
les GeAinient @naemuItrrten beuust rperosn fputen, I'M Die 9tst-
ben 6e5 britttn &e8tmentS 81 comFlstIreu, besiNtrd4t9t merce11
ioa.
0erIdern Se ben &etrn Gif3eren pe ben Sfefruten, taB benz
nitt 70 lit. Gas Dielts Geainent lit beItrlmt, gang nnb gar aus
OeutIden suIammsngeest nnc burd5 beu59e Sfisrere FoHuan-
Dit gu werhen.
Drtg. @en. SoWuJ. Wio. Brig.
Baltimore. Sen 20. GOSar. 1861. glopSOs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-18

B~etveauusen pon 8pptins. Oreen unb @afbpinI
nprhereifet.

3ubtauapplts, IS. Deg. l1uitre Qrs
mte IN 3entudY le9t in eerin9er gntfernun9
pom 8ppItng Green. Die Green 9lioer-Srilde
1T piepe1 6ergeltelt unp cine gprtpart0tere9nl1g
wtrp 1fottFuGen, lpbatD Sen. 8uea Die fOrtpab-
yen0 outomnenDen 8egimeuter ein9etbeilt nap
in 8rigapeu UrganiIirt BAT, 10000 Mann
iparert binnen 10 3a8en gCn SnDtana an8e-
fommeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-18

prppit0nen, wenis GaGfraae. @duIteru
55@6, fir Settenflfe. 6@64t fir @tinfen
9@l2. oal8Fsti6. @reiie Serl6ieDem fur
9arb 93~
u els, Geiner int Martt.
9 aamen. 3leelaaAten gut bis anssesei6net
$4.50@4.62 per 1871. spn 81 ID. &tntptby
$2425@2.S7. Tla9siaanten $l+6O@1754
per 8uIbel.
@tGrfe. perl Sc Cts. Btb
CALI, @rDunb Stlltt % Cad l15 Cts, Wars
1GaaS $l.6O@$1.65, 9tfbtpn'S Sis 0 EurFs
Sslanb 25@30 Gts. % 8u1bel pom Store.
50 . {, tnsewaIAem 2S-25 % Id, 2amm 2S
81, feline 35 "a 90.
BbtSfeN @tty % @aH. Il Cents, Sbiu 214,
aber wentg 0ert6ufe4
3uder, NepsSrleans $4,000 o, WrUcerte or
binair big gut S.S7@s.75.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-18
Ooupermemeuts= YdTe in's 4mslanO

peroen IN t~Ir;efer Driit unb mad @SrI6rtft Der 9~snsesasIcbe te.
Ier3t oal9 bic Office bes Baltimore gBeGsr"
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3ll O%crfanfe1t.

Cine (br gut S~sIe8spc, i'm Spmmer unS g9intsr frcquenttrt
g8ttei9aft NIT 8an6taal uno @arteu, inter iebr btuigen 8eoin
auu0en. Gu erfralt1t lei ST. &rb0er, Ct. Charles &elau
rant, @te qennip!p. @peuae lmN 5. Cir. g~8aibin8tpn {. 6.
(Dst12, 1m)
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8erl0ugt ttsso 8efneDt.
gtpp11,3mt
9enti6e8 glrtcit- W0Gueilunas-8iIre

~TAEANVItL" @NV+ 90.
untcr @affdt Der pGet5en @eenfdaN.@
Ellie DieienIasa, peldc benti6e San6perter, slrbetcr Seer Gteuf.
opten RI beihdtiaen m~iiulden, ietpjc aNe oetdj9en QrDcitIu@en.
ben moQen imb ~per}Bnli5 ober III franfrat 9ustel an zen #aenter
Der Geleui@eIt GERM $. s. &SeILtn8bpf, SO. G5 EBames-
It'll. menoen, pelter unentgetblu1 &N6nnit erteeileu utro. Ill
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-08
sNas The allowance of clothing to on

st The allowance Of clothing to on,
soldiers is much greater than to sol
di rs n European armies. Our troops
get one uniform coat and two sack
Coats year. and q pair Of trousers
every five months. Ia tho French ar
ny, the allowance for three years lis
only one tunic and three pairs Of trous .
sers, Ehi lie q shell jacket ia given
every two years In the Sandman
and Belgian armies, the great coat is
expected to last for eight Years. But
the great durability Of the clothing of
European armies is easily accounted
for, when we consider the care which
is tasen to insure good materials. -
Every yard Of cloth is subjected to
very minute aud distlnct examinations
by boards Of officers, assisted by ex-
perts wac weigh it, shrink it, and ex-
amino it inch by inch, against a strong
light. They also apply chemical tests
to detect the quality of the dye, 9n9
the manufacture are at all times open
to inspectors, who watch the fabrica
ton at every stage.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-08
POWER OF HORSES ScENT.-A

POWER OF HORSES ScENT.-A
correspondent Of the Homestead says
"There is one perception that q
horse possesses, that but little atten-
ton has been paid to, and that is the
mower Of scent. With some horses it
Is as acute as with the deg; and for
the benefit Of those that have to drive
nights, such as physicians and others,
this knowledge is inva liable. l never
knew it to fail, and I have rode hun
dreds of mics dark nights; and in
consideration of this power of scent,
this is my simple ADVICE: Never check
your horse nights, but give him free
head, and you may rest assured that
he ill never get eft the road, and will
carry you expeditiously and safe. In
regard to the power of scent Id q horse,
I once knew one of pair that was
stolen, and recovered mainly by the
track being made out by his mate, and
that after he had been absent six or
eight hours" as