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VINeINHATI RAILROAD.
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tg9A. 1gMMEB Al2ANGE1IEHT. fasr
VI Aa3 rlt aItss .i, M.i4,11dag June loh Dol PisnSs
80. Trains VAL leave Cleveland a. foliol71.
olU A. n. y. I. Cincinnati Expras5-sfo85Inv
.r1f 5ereai sEaiiop, Wsllington, Nav L91aop.
SSeis5mn, eneiby, Crestli Cation, Eflasd
Iaitsf SArdl1gtons Ashley, DaIaWSre f-sc-i,
Sensre, MorthingtUn, reachfh9 C'oiIIr5-
~ AZ lg:lo A. % gincihndti a 40 = ~.
and Oh1cago via Crestline n 7sdT p n - -
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md arriving st COlunil lrs 40 p i, e-,1
-. gi1et4lati st 2.o0 A. =. e-- -
80 p T. nlgnt Express--stoDping At al Station
norm q QreBtlins. and 4 Gallon 1--ii,g
toas delaware and at ali other 5tlfio1s "A
leaas poassn gerE only, arriving - -.
famous - il:l3P r. and Oincinnat z al SIS
A. NJ Dh.Gaso via One5flins, at 7sil-t -
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lis A. =. RIGHF lEXPREsS TRAIN-stop.ipz A
- Glrerdi Ashtabula and PsinesTills Obly; md
artlles 81 Cleveland a. l.sS A. n
Wso A =. NAIL TRAINS topping AZ an ststions
except saybrook, UniOnTiIle, PerrT Mem
ter snd hiekii1ss and arrive at GlsTelsnd
l25o ?. \. DAY ExPRESs TRAIfI-stoppi1z at eli-
rards 0onnoauts AshIshula and flairsgviile
only end arrives at OieVeland az ~ p NJ
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave fioDnsa7't 3 n
as ~ A. n, stopping at All statiOns, and
arriving at Cleveland ct ssl9 A. n.
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GARD no TIE PgBLI0f
~ Vs.lIIlIi = = o ~ ETtdII9IEs
M EKRlCK u KING,
SAIL, TENT AND FLAG MAKERS, %
No. 2O9 River Street.

Eyery style and desrsip'iAn Of TOnts or FlaRs
manHfsctnred to order, OF the best material, on a
VoFable terms. lf grs .sttl1 e'-T I =
n 4 X. are both practical W0Fkmen In thair line,
and Can refer 70 numerous parties with relation to
SAL, Tent, flag, Hammock, Awning and other work
executed at their establishment. jy25
GAILSl TENTSl PbAGSI-2U3
~ River Street.-The undersigned are prepared to
manufacture every description Of SAILS, TEETS,
FLAGS, AWNINGS, SC, AZ short notica and on
the most laVcrabie terms. They are enabled to re-
manship, anhsolioit trialof the same, cs1f
iuly2535s MERRIOR 4 KING.
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~ - \ yaleago ~ stopping ~ 7l5li, 60
t to-ss Berlin Wakonn1 -, n. ~ - -,
Hliie, ssllSyusi glydes FTemods. EisIorS
and arrives as Toledo ct go A n : -f7i,i-,s.
a..o g 500 2. ~, Detroit af zoo p ii - 4-''-''
A'tO ?. \. Ihrough Mall1toDpfnR 81 All eiafio,r, -
w ~ 21snern Division. arriving af ToisdoSf
~ ,. \. al. 5togs q ~ 1.ations est of
f9 Se S9oItnstn - A DiEision, and alFI1aI - ~.
- : a,s,sssss ARa "a 5xpEsgs-HtoVDins &c Bsrss
Sssa.s22In,, O2sIlini " akernan, N,rGSIf Ilo1s
-a 1-ssgtlies eellegue, Clyde Ers1io7'f srf
~ [isas g Toledo at s:s5 P. a.. 0bii4oss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-21

Detailed Account Of the Battle Of Spring.
field.
A correspondent of the New York Trib-
une, who witnessed the battle of Spring
field, gives a detailed account from which
we copy:
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Terms GG isss:s5:ss Rs' B. Sums i s;E s;:s
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CLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO B r.
sUHNER ARRAnannrn

On and sisr aonday, August I9 1881, Tsans Win =,
800 A. \. Chicago EIpFs1s- - -.
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0Ut9tstn 9Seinsberg ltno no th einell Senobotet
Doer Nnban9er oe5 pertriebenen geahteten nlrtth
ertappe, mill ih i'm aufbdn1en lalIen, tpdrs
nuG Elm Sitter UOer Sittsermetter. - SD mag
ten unreht uno 9raulthe @epalt letoen, fubr
er Damn rubi9er fort, pUd lit Die neue 9sbre naCb
Cflsb iino 9Silen Der @rsberjc9S oerboten uno
Itebt Der &oo anf Dem llnfug, Den @raOifanten
nno Jrrlebrer treiben. g81S aber Die 8auern
onbelanst, 10 lebt SIR Die 55repel, Die Daraus
entteben, tpenn man ni6t TOPPER anereift ge9en
nthteptlroige Mufrubrlebrern. 0jndpe @jptt
oenen, Die gegen tire SbrisFeit auflteben uno
3sbnt unD Otenit perweigeru SD mid lie
nieperle9en gum 9iimmerauflteben unp 70 ieoen
Der ea init Sbnen balt. - Dae la9t Nllen, ,Jtatbse
berr S)dn5 Berlin, Die je n,enen Namen NIT
Nufrubr uup Gerratb in gerbinpuug brinaen
mGdten. @ tSI a
Der flr9e JatbsGerr b6rte ldtb;Inb an, tpas
Der graf beroUrpOterte oerbeugte li@ unD ant
wortete parauf Utuegerlegenbet 3u seieen 3itrnt
mir niCbt, gnaotser t6err ipann iA gtIhmGs
weperboe, pag in iplAen 3etten, pie Die ieBigen
ntcbt au@bleiben faun, NO 2lles, mas 9tec5t itnD
Sronun9 9enannt puree, Icbpaufenp unp un9e
wib wrD.
&r broA a6 lno be9ann Elm anbersS @eiprGb
iibsr 6eltrOnn unp bic ft1ottlhen 9erbdl uilIe,
bis sr nab eni9er 3stt istnsn 2bIGieO natm
nnp ron Dem @'rafen parin niAt gebtupert pur=
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Sbr babt in eurer Stapt nit unruDi9em Golf 5u
tput, baltet eS Idarf i'm 3aum unp @e6iB, 10
miro pos olte Getst ncbt panfen.
Sddrfe btft nldt INNER, 9ndOiger 5err, Ct
ipOerte Dams Berlin. Sbr lelblt 9abt beut Elm
8etiptel GROCER Mtlpe geseben. at
9iar nibt oa, no Die Gbre anfan9tl rtsf Der
9raf nnD mari cen &opf auf get iDr oqt
Sbr lpat SDr mid alejeit Ubne 0nape iupen.
(5ortlssun9 fol9t.)
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Gr s. B mt belt eS rnher Ir erferosrith Dcal gbli=
fun einge SuBeniten er pOrUgGen GeenidafteR ais grSt
@biug geben OWte einst car &pgaee nsabrelt e=
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fine 8ose Munerfiamte obteen Srafeeiten iueeanot In
Den leBten auren ebr 9oenten cur ais ,ur gegrnnua
enee 9tamenS ais bdtt8e gemnuuBesr Dirt notrene
aao Sen een Astea beR9t Stao acknowledgements
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ur 21afloberei onseiehn miro dnegen 10 eenen socd
pe Den MT cl6en Rrabetten betaen 9fronsn crpad sn
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puttrtn einen Suiien Die trantbeeu gcs su1en
einsn &rst etne oage 3rantbt sn bsten! an &C.
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anss 9eute anO Ale. pet4e feninaler 5amde feotn
rclsn A bel 3eiten meleea pc0nrh lie pteIea Summer uRS
srose tufoiten eriparen.
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srDssre 8erubmtbe ais ir9cnb elm W In MeIta
erfaa @r belt cas- uefel pereten Nagen Won rnh
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tnpen einae unh niire Nttel 4Reptu
Wtertr uo allen mrraltrn gtsn In eine belusm
o6en Wade nbereict une tea i'm SAT c9er 9rgothaue
InI eI uubener unbene uHo rbHe tDrln9 tsSsltdi
pcrurladsn, 9enommen ptroen. 9tir tei6e @nt
t416una en9ereien it, ro Gnldran9 eebenspsle
nptbpsnse. 8at
aut oel Sranfbeen ees Teiblden @eheatS Bat or Dr. g.
3 th lett Sete ahren ieine beiOncre aumerf
amte sefnet psprd aen 9eioencen ene 6etene Cur
Dr. s. D. Smiths Preventative fur 6rauen fan pbscm
9aserhaen. Dte Neebn tit gut nno wurDe lnnsraolb SAB
rsn 6HberOr0sp6 ssoraubt YeiS So 9erlonep
we@e Baltimore entrat wohntu fSnuen eenauer Hi
gaps Der pptome Dr. S. S Smith in pOrptrsien &rieen con
ur unp tie Dep5M na1 r8euD etnm 3hrir 9auaes &C.
i'd ft erbdlten
aae Wur6se bsiten ren9 prpaiim. n Der Office no f.
paratt Snmer sur DispcftOn Ger BdItenten.
Ofen ron ubr 4ROrstas bis lltr 4benos.
Sr. 3. .. Gmit1
So. Ii Su0. 5rfoeridtr. Baltimore.
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1altilnore=SsocEF= S1aiDifoI.

Q'e8ranbst snr llnterOrafuts Der SuadTalbsrst.
Der etu3ige VlGB, tpp cine 0GtIuna ertangt
fl merpen fanlL
2tnperln9 IN lede GtnnDen.
Seein 2uediilber, Oas suere @elWapbet rRl.
le'lDs rntntrt.
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9r. 90ln,tpn.

g9hee ees rSntede @euesEms SEunSdrste In 0pnhvn
V9urr etufs Der en neoSntben Gpneeen Ser Stla
H ger en 6epsH Qht enes Sebns in cen Scfpitdern
Sefe0n RaFts gbtlaeepbt aneren Id6eH usbr1b bat
ge Ger pAneerbnren Seun9en pplsnpt pcu penen rte Sc
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M tei ptpelten era'fn u ebt rfbreden bt i'll oft errS
tn Psi 6fFHssH 8letastetsa u auseubflt &C.
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tsjeItbaftsbilder, Sapier= nno StOreibmate.
th rialieil=0aQer. 1Aa 1lf3a

Samuel e. Turner, 3 Sio@@ @@borlesitr.
bait betdto@ i'm 8orratb gtObeS Eager rrl apr eiba
teraae gedats- uno @putp 6irn u ictem gaser bsIta
tsp aldnoiAe8 nme ppcrttrteS Sseb. uno 8rhon n
aaen mbeIldltn ScrIsn aiie 5abrtcl it
st# 9otenPspter lHilrt aas wet6 IN 6rpber i lsaab
Brte ! @cuUerte auer Sprtct. atHss<
Sd)reIbmaealen aer ari fir Office unc 9rtpotaeprau
StlbOsrn Seeertar Seseaad, Sbate 8leilte u,b @riI
fcl Srntsnfiner ,S l5IF lfssEf ~ - w '
&inte gum Sareben unb fir GoperprelIen BON be, beer
Sobrten. Septerpreen. BOrofolles Bortemotnots iC &C.
Scpit eth 9rcBss Eager 3aapaper Spieltare1 Trd
Srreen su ben btltDneA Rreien.
0anoler no Druer aus 9lHoe usfnar es In breu Sr
ellie ltHeen bel Ht persnlpreben 3tE45 (leI7 IN :
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Oeutttbes SeSerert8aft

Te. 81 = harp uabe Yrattfr
Gan hs,{den @bubuad,er uus Salcrn blermt &cd
b paB cbgen %ase en feo9elpaIt e9funce p6ts ~
In pcldem mir lee ELM quite Nnspahn por auen Son ensr
ulldi Qenr an anh baet meihee nil tr uer r5en une
nGpBsn nnp, xle,sH ~ tGtsn Frese1 asks (tOzi'enf
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(Sefdbrlitbe 6ranfteit.

eena s trfeesitets uno unilpss Saser bee Pass aus
Hneet eas e 6r bteier ldme lbau rAneett I'D auf
esnouen bo 70 5eesbi bade unsetttss 56arse-
Tue eesT ee Bnt0s prr &rrdu bn Lbredt I'd Sen 81
es auf peh tupge ttre Grstehune Hepeabtlttat
eltta n Verrauen esen fpHnte 70 onge bis
Spapcme etefss 6refiiben ebels rt O. Sefhrn.
TGn enunestrr pals ene tsie MAR Sdert
IN ben Geeeru AbnGbnle SSeI6tes IdHbhe Musru>
oer paEt 1nCreu t eilen Aren 6tnnen tn e-
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6rGnfte gum GpfTr iaaen IN srge uneeibtdd nnwtE
euer VEdbsr wett ur aaptntuHe fDpt,6eu V,ftss
eeS tnrs e Gratrn re'ntAtsR ben 1en tes Qebens
IL eta eleuhgs Edletn perpanncin I aaEa4t n .l'
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1)r. .9Ol)nIian,
Der einsioe 9Irst. npeldler ersdat.
lEfabltr1 bcr ndlt8ebn ,idbren.i J

(&rGbltr1 attssbn jdbreni Fl
CT Dat kds asrft prtfdmas uut btt GsstttI bs- S
enss seeen dlt ssrtFt anhetrrn S6Udl TN Ru6tu rnt
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IN 9cntcn Jttertu urmbIak ecf Ntrues bs
cTeapbn 6rdft bee Nerpsnretirs ce RSpf @ure NefsE
dlsr .pien 1ebs pte sts
9ehetmen emotnbeeR Der uGeub Ueh brru O9rn stssbt
lsber tins ais Der enen a<dHe &xfdbrtan Ms ulrfts
rerrlbren uue sttH ebst TIRE gantueGtz
SCFnuneen psrn6en S2Ea@s @cua, sutSu hsrpOrSES1
Bic Gt umps MAIDEN RHs ulss ban ASrere aRs Stnn iF.
6nren
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YelonDers S!t bead,ten

Or. SShnaCn btst ann Denen ng Sufe an eIs Ht burd
fcIAs Gsben unndIurte ed erpf serO1suns fur
ete Artett c seaGIt uni bic Gpr unfebp naeups Hehs
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esu @Itsncrn Samersn Spie S6racbt pes Ssds gsrus
eer Nfustcitra berticpfen uerpO uarnhe W1seuI1mcs
unrrnnuGe @r 9erhaaunss SrGnHt asenetne Gnraituss
Gsmptgme Der S6rtnpfudbt
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Sun6e Mdnner,

ttsHhsS we6s Gle Osfr enes Sstnsn pGaers 9eHstter s
e1s tat Btet EGuntS A. fubes 9rGb retet wsl0s
onrd sre srbabenrn EIlen eudsr DertanD Sirafts
NIT BEN oSuner bct BreeGn ben snG be9ehert UNI BET
Fer bssdueerHb Zone tIedl Fabeu HnSen nc9sa 4 ms'
sonsm Dersranep nabea 90 --...-..-
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Meifia

Dte treddeu 9DtFflntsen gafers nh br Au nrdten
Beruf r5 @ee15tRNss BsrUtrruaa 3beH ebGttbeI p
@etestrafie bce Ahuuueen GbnstsIna S saf
Sudt Hah sntdnet MiFtrdasH seGe9 I'D iNa Burdanltsis
M. iEt eintse Fer lbltmmsn Rplgsn ~ TfeI.
SGuenl psriUen Alters f5uneu ies bartbein
aus wslher urae tire Guntbei e ihre Rra ser.
leren Ndd BIAS nerSDs un abescbr Werben tnD he stns
esentEamlts Sriteiune b Nueen Hfeu unp bic Nu.
lsi@en Der AusiePrape Patea.
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8erbeirotbett perloncn,

sef Sete ns I'D serbtrntbeu Dedbi1t unt R@ pss
ts S0pa6s 6ubernins beuunBt nH tru
ten unref3ualta Dr SPbnfpu ~ Rdrhr ltstett
a ?npsrp'H gesen e &p- ebga Toe CHER settse acrraunS
Meiparisn osr Rtfssn 6ffsfn S6Da6e - 6cfnRe
ocr Artdltnen arf werksn Heu tnrrt Eeente. reihef
& Ger SrpdnaiuHa aus SnrOss Dr. SehuhOp untsrtbt
tarn 'tm ais etntm Sbrsndht 5uri & znperrrager
nna angetfdili6 saf sns arats Sc elhtdfe perlaNsn.
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DIR. 6. OilsafG,e

praEt|der 3ahrar5t,
go. ls3 &aI- -Saiup,orer ud5e Geenfir.
sabine be aS teits ea9elest ,b ale Oaeratipns
lcrGrITl. 9ss22S
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Srgantihs SAnlhe


urtbGrt reeen tl6ts tLs 9bsB sisnt uut s.. Woo
tcninsnda HnmcsG nGGt II OF bds eOpS Derer brtH
NATURALIZATION autfpnntp frobntn SHna ne su sd
u auSe funesu scne5t psl t esreu ADIesp nti gsnap
tenHsn Ebgeid ft sub eurr Strtffae Rehernlagcn
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esnen se0rsn mtrb se I'D bmteu edtrn tFgsbtu ale
2eu etf Da meif nne NuFfTbCm euro fruheu @e.
nus rtauunss 2e feuss 1eirG6; pbpaen
sett6en atafte DerutCsiet.
@n unr eebrs CIfen oft ntt urfa5 RraniSett To-
fer AiSer peT 3p6nse 9D of 4tebeu N tis 9ehsr 1ubs.
den urbSn M bic sur@ pW SeDOpnpe sbetntcH ealers sn
EE1 9fftce: go. Sao=JreDeridl1raee
feben Gbqren bon 8GltimDreltr. 0ltlt9e @e!ts,
Die Stufen btnouf. r
dn erte 5 @amen unb Sausnuntner benn unrtFnte unS
tThSertde Ndntaer eurrebsnt eeHrapf SuddI1Ibgr
S@ueEtder SteFlwfet Sraeenrenter eampeHpuset &C
nennen W rseemaBtG aersts Iaaern aneeOerr psn u
SSnbnltrn RHf Ia Der 9i1be ts -l
8S aAe Briefs maden einen Dot 6tGnp entbaltsn.
aa Gtnf 9elIuu8 in 2 aSa9en sustltbert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-25

cEameS W1cn3teS,
T,brifdnt bpn Sptegels nT0 5llDerzytnbmen
Mp. soy u. spwarbps- spst atnrsn Spn esrtnstrnpt
nsn'-,H" HanmUSe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-25

~zR1Ea &1rcRe a8
iis6iieSe ano fitbsreftlttae SscMte
GrsimoI w66ettlih naG
@etcrSburg uEb Siithmpmo.
Ole DampIer neeO. QeatS op" nns ~5elpicere" esben
ETH 99btlre lhItc a ben Oben9enaRna Yllten eoeH
0;cniag, Donncrao uko Somtan I'M llbr 1elta8a al.
@alia9e. @iIen vittbegriten, $500.
aoer srhe trgenc einem bisler ldSe tetcrcertei
Sdhere sIustunIt ertben
M s. @raMtt, trn4
Maent he1 sS1NeQn6n AlHt lGtn~ecuIf.
@eleF sle $ s'srtr.22
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-25

EC1infeu. = 1000 ausgeaetbne (sugar cured) SGinter
s. e'roces, 9uppnsan Duaeau Sos nc 8rinoe. 81
usrtntsn bel Stmbsrlp 8rotbsrs, gde bon Rrot- lnt
BdlterlcnItr. HE SptlSs
(Spt2VS) s354 f6sss
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-25
l,r.heiI ccr aNreiIr.

D ttct EauHhe Gts&s Udbrcnk leeen etn,ebn abts
IN br Hnnali tsrft Curhtu ant h Wsuae mi nart ruuR
drt1u CpstdsOntn rsiCs Dr. Srtnhrn ausubr uuk brut,
M 3ettuugs ASrpeurs auh cseis Nrpun betrrbnftN
UppoD eds gnbmu w,sperpen dsu uuterrtntet puret
uni snp6 sn Rat sis 9bsnmGnu Beans hlrdfstr ami
@sptHenpasi RHe fur etbvup tar burst9enbr Crsabr.
ietnul1. iats f 9tM MlJlfHat l'Ga1l' '
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-25
.an9e 2eute,

Die 20 har1 teirs saRsr etwa4 t6ceu tfe t Is pf bon
tSten 4eplen reet N uls Iernsn p!ae M
niHt tpursn eiba TN S6ah eurd pOauitDnsn eis renu
Eneenes ois %bs gumfG nG6tn Rprvsr unb cta rat
ren. fplteu icf9r ets n6EttpSu SdrttIt tbun
Sete aet eas co lunsF @ldnn p 5OEHne tsturs ernhss
Der eebtuG rcr &lrn O9n anCh Wusbien Ir 6supn be-
eettns lDsatrsr perben lr0 bura vasn uef Aerruns
psn vEase eer NSr SOLVE perCntn mudn. btprr h sntsr
TN tn bic
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-25

HSasa5' H.4ras les WDIlA. a44sal
vs. ettt bse un6rb Rnbshnieube CucdScISsr peImt
N dls Ner auags unt Or 9cturn Mn!nnpteuuaen sopt.
Tea ae6utFdsI ensyw'6itr eamptususrs ~ erb1rn-
Hoe uni Usd0tt3t 9td6mGb psI6s 9ebsn anfatt
len Dieu6df Ss gstp,sm bem utprseasn Seufr pmsttn
no es tosswdsts sb'lbris as ui'rsn ben unerhbEsnen
unr u9ts Nt9s Gtnsuru AH sufbr Snsn b Geiueb NHer
rslHt Sn9nde 1Dsti TOR, ssrabfn aertnsibdstu
uns rutueu Dr 9CeHfOn bal e pssbuik fur HrbEtHf ~
erpchnen bipnhtrS fur Sp pslHt nsm vtaN nneaani
ens ba sns tsaGbsauseu speF EPSmt Ssanes IN esHst
Ghts taHseu f#sf
eln 5ren1ce.
DR. SchrHrn Fn seeimdea eebpete Mrt wti6tf
bs bsuua pon aeusu Rrdntetu aRsstg Sens Dltftl
G<bonrnua ant dHa6 uubelnnHt 81 "A bsran.
cbtIne1 pcu snfn eebtn wsl6es apssu optidisR
europa urt 6sm srhep ps enubss subradtt ndmb Gue-
Iopt brauee ant n trm BlOdep upn Ebtldbrebta a D.
nnb n bet anssessast prars ais ans secrru Meit bs
EnRit
Dtr ~eAer a Der Pfte Or SUbnaDn aubstn sstb Faaa
f6 ant ne &krt Bann unH Iesne slAt6sea
cIs GraL
0dutfrGntbstteA merbsr Inneu are<tIk
0 ale trteptGsn GafGseu mnfeu eRsG sef&rleksn Iss
nab sasn Eua-StaI"A sxaasn fur .as aHf~oEfAssssu,
Resl4tL) AIt'E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-05
Hungary and its Parliament

!, Tuesday, the I'd of April, 1861, will be mem
orable in the annals of Hungary. That was
the day fixed for the meeting of its National
Parliament, after an interregnum OF twelve
years. Silently, without commotion or blood
shed, has Hungary accomplished political rev.
olution, and once more set her old governing
machine in motion.
But the Hungarian Parliament has great
task before 1.-THE work of reccnstructipg Q
nation. How II will succeed in this enterprise
remains to be seen. The leaders In the peace
ful revolution thus far successful, will act, 1t ia
to bo hoped, with prudence, and not attempt
any sudden or violent disconnection from the
Austrian Empire. They will probably limit
their demands, and seek restoration Of nation
al privileges from Austria somewhat in this Or
der:
First A Hungarian Ministry at Pesth, sub
ect to the Austrian Grown. kR A
Second. The privilege of determining and
voting their own taxation.
Third. That Hungary shall be governed by
her own police and her own soldiery.
Fourth. The restoration Of her comitats, OIL
county assemblies, with a Parliament represents
ing, ike the present, all the nationalities in
Hungary.
These things will make her substantially or
independent constitutional monarchy, connect
ed with Austria as Norway is with Sweden, OF
as Scotland was formerly with England.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-04-05
The chickssaw and Cboctsw Indians.

We copy from the National Iatelligeneey OF
the % Of April, u communication from the Del
egates representing the Chickasaw and Choc
tav Nations at Washington, in reply to an ar
ticle OF the New York TTibunc Of the 3Oth OF
March, touching the movements of these ln-
disns, with reference to our national troubles.
We are we'll acquainted with all the Dele
gates who sign this communication to the In
tellige5cer, and know them 10 be men. of intelli'
gence and character, and believe they and their
people are loyal to the Federal Union. 1t will
be remembered that we noticed, few days
ago, an inedious article in the Ohio STATE
Journal predicting that hostilities between the
North and the South would commence in the
country owned by these Indians, and that it would
be inaugurGted by the appearance there o
"MoNToomERY and his men," II is the duty o
the Government to defend and protect these In
dians from the laWless incursIons of white mer
from all quarters, East, w est, North and South
If this be not done, then the United States Gov.
ernment will be lameutably disgraced in the eyes
Of all its own good citizens, and in the eyes OF the
civilized world. Happy would It be for the
country ct this time. il all the public men in
the United States were as loyal to the Onion al
the Chickasaw and Choctaw delegations, nov
at Washington.