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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16
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HOVER HIGRRE

237.
HOVER l. HIGBEE,
70 psst Tie demand On them foe the Best FOrular
80 Dos5fie Dy eoodl' dss0ts their tina, oRsTsy
INCREASING BUSINESS
Thsy heget % arrive, another BOUaHF-FOa-
gAsA st0CA, s9lrs.s With careful ability IL he
SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE.
Ihsg have Tor sals nov, DAMAsK CURTAIN
u ~, surprslpgly lev. Ihss.ne qualities can
Fsnied ssrrains II Hm8a6iDERfD cUSTsfE
agsLIss, QUILTS, c0UHTE y ANES, TOILET
UOFEAS, &e. They have the BEST n town
~INoH BLEAcHEp Cotton oLOTHS-at
Ths lRPEs:1,si0H PEOd1esd O he gubiie Mid b.
Ten Cents per yard-Will not Eds, and
HOVER b H1GBEE
E ES 2es s@i g supply their friends Eitb Food GOODS
LOWEST PRICES. COME And TRTi
ES ..........SUPERIoR Sr..........297
aprls
.CLEAR
TRA0KH
An-WOOl MsrfnOs, worth q, %, which We
wiz sall for 50 eents.
SHERWOOD & OAKLEY.
2l2 sdparior Street..
ValeneIas worth a cents, which We WIN
sell e Ia cent?.
SHERWOOD 3 OAKLEE.
5000 yards BIsachsd Muslin at cents per |
yard
SHERWOOD AOAKLEH.
An Of our TWO-shiling DeLaInss at I21
cents per yard
SHERWOOD q OAKLEY.
1000 yards Gaia Plaids, worth as cent?,
1t l23 cents per yard
SHERWOOD 3 OAKLEY.
Empress Cloths for 50 cents P~yard, worth
SHERWOOD : OAKLEY.
- GAl and sEanAas the above Goods. Thsyare
hs best Bargains ever offered 10 g0od5 n this cfY
SHERWOOD 8 OAKLEY,
lAnl5 2sz euperior serset.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16

- All shOa1d not faiI 70 read the adVsE-
tsement of Prof Wood in tO-day's paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16

o . - +. N0-7l -lLs. loo8s3Il
&- Street Railroad Tickets, q for ons
dollar. are for sale at ". P. Fegg's CrOoksEy
gtore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16

%soe advertisement Of Dr.. saasOrd'S
Liver InvigOrator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16

- 6Al and sEan4As the above Gooda ThsTare
ne oals Bargains ever offered n g0od5 IN this city.
SHERWOOD & OAKLEY,
fsnTE -, as,o--,-.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-16

Rm bssoaHnusa Is u-u.l a n saa is wsss
EiEsst. FuLEEB o.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-28
o[,,a miGnmri.

&anIas City, 26. gng, 2(m Iebten
5rettag purpen $4,000 in Sob, psl6e bsr
MleGantcs Sanf unp Union 8anf 9ebSrten, aul
8efebl bon Majpr Gan 6pru, 8efeblsbaber pea
Nelerpes@ Corps Der Some GUARDS, tpes9encmmer.
9lm Samltag wurpsn 5pti6en 20 Fertttene'
9tebelen unO Der 0aGe an Der 6errp eint9e
.S6Hie iitsr Den 5lub beriiter gepe4ielt. Gts>
manb ipurOe Serlebt,
ct. 2puts, 81. 9tug. Sen, DOpe BAT
Sert6t er9alten aus Dem norp=Dilt6en Mifcurt,
wel6e es cpntattrsn, DAP Sen. @reen, ltatt &trfs=
0tIe au3u9retfen, ltA iAnel naA Dem Wfiipurt
biubepegt, Sen. 6urlburt SerfOl9t ben 6einp
BON &trfspiQe unp Sol. Mlppre BON Ntbens aus.
Die 6prce Ds8 Sen. Green miro auf 1900
bers4net Hnp man Sermutbet, pab er beabli&ti9t
ben Mli0ouri gu itberlAreiten, 60 tpttrpe Die
0tube i'm norp6ltlt&en @li6Uurt wieper bersslteat
fem. E.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-28

S@uB, pelAer aus bteler ra6ren 6SQfnmal6tne
ab9efenert ipurDe, tommanbirte Qteut. 8a9lDr,
Der oa9 bas 2aben uberwa9t Bate. Die Grpe
erpr0bnte nett unp brett BON bteIe t furGtbnrsn
@rploIIon, bic 9ier SOC d6 9tne, pd6reno nett,
nett binreg cine @oleriGule gum 6tmmel ents
p0rltie8, G68er ol8 Der Waf beS 9rG6ten edit
fes' Dprt namlt6 6ntte bic &uset etnsel6la@
gen. Se@8 SGGfe wurben nit SerI&teOener
GleSattOn o69efeuert, bic GT6fe elevation, %
GRAB, trlt9 bas @eI8oS 1912 garb nett.
Sort Mpnrpe, 81. 2tud. Die Stel6e>
igrpdene expedition sOn Slb DDint III unter
Sen. Buffers Commando obge6anaen. Ote<
ielbe teftebt aus ben Sregntten @tnnelpta nnb
Wnbalb, Der &rie9S16aluppe @awnee, ben &a>
ncnenbOpten Mpnttre(Go anp 6arriet Sane, ueblf
ben Oampfern Nbelatbe uno @ep. NsatpbY, ben
prOpelern Gann9 unD NDrtuttc, nebf elmer erps
gen Nn5a0l BON S4ppnern, Goreen II. ~. Der
OanlFfer Snafer GttY wirO lpfcrt fplgen. Die
SGife 3ablen it6er 100 &anOnen unb GUl. Star
29eber'6 5te6iment, ionic pas pe8 Sol. 6awftna
rebmen &betl an Der expedition. @erINieOene
r%pDI6epafnete &aupnenbppte blet6en Bel S(t
pUirt ltilO yienpDrt Neip8.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-28
SonbaussM naeleaenbeiten

@aibtne ton, n. Nug. Ser @dab=
SefretGr bat an bic 3pQba1s=S rlpeftpren 8efebl
srse9en lalien, aae gGa@iamfeit ~ouS5ua6en, bic
in tbren 6raften febt, INN allen 6anoelsserfeBr
init ben 8ebeaen<S taaten gu net6tnbern, nit
Nusnabme natirltd Der lpe3tellen Safe, in pel=
den pa0el6e bur6 belonDere @rlaubni6 aeIlottet
Ietn lUu.
Die 8slimmansen pom Q, @lat unp 70. Suli
lplen pur9 ben 2ft penn Is. Suit unp pur6 Die
Proclamation be8 9ralieenten pom 16. Q(tauf
aufgsbCben unp lebtere allein maBsetenO iein,
Die GUllsttcren unb anpere 3Ollbeamte loacn aQe
uuter Der proclamation 9emadten Gpufs3trun=
gen benz DtltrittSs @nipaIt an3ei9en. 6erner lenft
Der SGabmintiter Die @ufmerfi amfeit Der @olef=
loren gang DEFENDERS auf bic FINITE rnb na6fol-
genben Sefttpnen pes @elrBea, NEEDLES unter Dem
Nanten 6prce=StQ betannt it, gr 4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-28
@Dm Gen. 8anfs GommansO.

Sgntt8tcwn, 26. gu8. Gin Grie8ssert6t TT
tier etn9elebt wprben, belen9rdlpent Sol. @tpble
bonn 1. NennYfv. GGaben=9te9tment III e5 1T
jebDH ntGt %befaunt, paB SfF3tere Dor pnieG6e ge=
bra1t merpen Iplten.
Cine Gelee~rapben>9inie 1T 3pilGen bier unp
WaI9tn9ton Splencet iporben. Die Nrbeit phrs
De Spn 9eno0Ytopn aus b~eepnnen lno fpuroe
in 4 Gdgen ppQenpet.
Der Qlr3t BON @rl. @jeorY's Ne9tment braGte
am SUnnabenO feline IdmmtltWen &ranfen mad
benz 6auptpeppt in Sreperid.
G6 betBt, @pl. Sears erpartete etnen &(h9riff
BON Geiten Der Ne6ellen. Der 9rSt bert6tet,
ba6 er In Der glG6e BON @cpteSile l6pereS Jetz
ern sernpmmen 9a6e, wabrI&einIi6 Elm 8spets
zines @efeGteS 3pilAen Der Npant. @aroe bes
Sen. Stcne unp berjent9n beS Sen. Sp9nlon,
Gr traf Sen. Stone, Der nit elmer Satterie unp
bent 6nmman9s9 te9iment Dem &fplabe 5u-
elite.
Der @pltbpte pDn pOole9ile beri9tet 9tet9=
fails, Dap er pas 6euern Sernpmman Anbe 1tnp
9lautt, paB Elm @sfeAt bet G6parp SerrY ltatt=
finbe,
8ia jeBt u6er fat SIR 8srt@terfatter ni@ts
Oendreres erfa9ren fGnner.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-28
SIN @esefTonift que ecrantOn. "a, perpieIer

@crantOn, ga, 26. Nug. ism, 9allY,
mel4er St9aca ais leinn @ObnCrt ansab, purpe
9meItern In letnem 6ptel Spn elmer Nn31bl 8Ir9sr
beluGt unO auf9efOrpert, Die Gtabt III bret Stunt
Den 81 p%erIaien, %tpiprigenfals CT l@ Der @efa9r
au8ieBe, alf einem p8atl" Ginnus3ureiten, @r
Bate liG ndmli@ uuertrd9ltAe 5erausfprperuns
gen gu S4ulpen tpumen laNen, tnpem er li9 BE-
mii6te, 9sute CUR Subtriptiou auf Nas yNep-
2Drf Da9 8ppt" gu ~bepegen, unp inpem ar bic
empGrenpten DISQUALIFICATION 9leDen fi9rte.
Gr ma9te lt9 etli9It aus Dem Sta1te.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-28
&Hrfei
a.
9ete8rapbtfe6e Sendtrfdbteu.
@srl6tet far ben .gaIttmote a8e6sr.
9Ius @oShinetpr.

Darlington, 27, pug. Cine Mittbei=
lung aus philadelphia MID ~ipiien, paB @e3elfp-
ntfen am 6reitag in Der Ser9angenen gBode Ct
men gerlu9 9emaGt 9dtten Sen. MeGtpIan ga
ermorpen, pGbrenp CT aus einem Der Eager, in
relAtnt er SnlpettiOn eetalteu batte, na6 0al6=
tn9tUn 8uridrttt. DteeIbsn lpten jepp8 nod get.
ttg per9aItet wprpen.
@as ba8 Serfa9ren Der 8eeierung NIT Den
8ebeaen uno 9ebeimen Spionsn betrilft, ip gelte
es ala Elm Seilptel, pab MrS. Greeu9oD pabr,
l6einli6 mad Sort Q%afagette abBsfi9rt mprpeu
II, na6oem le nod, naN tbrer @efa~neenna9me
etnen Brief an einen !Serrn a%Ore1lirt, gum 6enz
fer binaus9ewprfen BAT. G1erIelte >purbe auf9e=
fan9en unp Der @preliat ielbf ouA felgenunt-
men, pa Der 8rief gerrotb entbielt. Sin Sc
fansntB fir SptOninnen pirb jebt bier einge.
rt6tet.
Sen. @fcGlelon bot befp9len, paB 3eitltngs-
@prrePprpenten tstne @rIaubniB me6r er9dlten
lpIen, Die Sritde su iberI1reiten.
Der 9raipent 9at Daniel s, Siflea gum
Srt9ape=@ General ernomt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-28
u merlfnmif1e 0ea6ri6ten.

Die 0efabr a obern pUtom &C.
Der Observation-Disclosures Ntitarbetter Der q. q.
Shines felt fur bic Gunpesbouptlfaot cine Sc
fabr IN AusIt6t, an bic bteber nod oar niAt
gepa9t pprOen 1T Sett mebreren gBO6en peiB
man, baB an Der meitli9en Npala9entette, aus
geblth in Der 9iabe re6 @9eot Mpuntatn, Der
Nebeaen9eneral See Elm anlebnli6e8 Nrmeecprpe
cpncentrtrt, gum She'll aus Sruppen %sebttpet, bic
i'm aus SO ANAL a 8 SuncttUn 3uee1anbt
Wprben fno. @enn er, ME @ir9, Sldtter YER
li4erit, nur bic gunpe5truppen aus @eltptrat~
nteu treiben lplte, 70 pdre e5 gang unprttdrlt9,
warum er ntGt iAOn LANCE etnen Nn9rif auf
Sen. 8oenfrau3 9emaAt bGtte, ba ct Stermal 70
ptel 8ruppen BAT, ais Dteier. - g6Gre eS nun
ntAt mD9li6, metnt Die y8tme5, T" baB See nur
ihetnb ar cine 5rpntlteIung 9e9en gSets0tr9t-
rte1 etn9erpmmen bat, In gBtrfltAfeit aber i'm
Dbetn &bale peS YCtpnnc 3pilAen rem @ebtrgs=
tetten mad Dem peItliden 3betle BON WarDlanp
? btnaufnarIHtFt ltnp 10 Dem 8anfs' lhen @rtnee=
corps tn Die tedte 6lante ~selanet? 90 lanoe
ptfies Corps ntbt nnIGapli9 gemaGt III, pirSe
elm @tufaQ in NfarplanD BON 2seSbura aug utdst
p6ne erpGe @efa9r Serluht werpen fSnnen.
Wenn es aber DurA See auf Der redbten 6lante
NIT $4,000 @lann tnb duf Der linfen BON SUbn>
ton onsegrtfsn wtrb, fam eS lt9 ni6t balten
nnb ben &ebslIrn ltebt Der @ee mad Baltimore
pfen.
New gOrt 20, glusuR. Gin iunaer
Mann glamens 8el9e, tarsli6 BON @onfprnieu
eingetrOfen, purbe am ggerft Der WdctFc Wpf-
MISREPRESENTATION BON ben 0oltstFen Sic
2SatsrS unb Naar3 Ser9nftet rnb tn's Solicit
9aHptqnartter 9ebraat, no rr leit9er fe1ge1ultsa
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@anGtanetst6 II. NAAan.

@ anGtanctscG IL NaanR,
Nm 16. b. fam Der Dampfer o1Aaf San"
BON Banana an.
Dee Marft 1at lf1 nt6t mel entlt9 Derdtoert.
@u6 9pnpluln ltegen 8ertGte pom %. Suit
Dor, Iino aber untpiGtt6.
Nu6 Vtctoria lino gertHte pom 7. Nu9ulf
ein9etrOfTen. @m 6. e~rplppirte Der &e0el be8
Oampfers Gartbel Uberbalb beS Sraser Rtper.
Der Captain unb 6 Mann mu1oem eetSptet.
Gtele 9afa9tere fperoet SermtBt.
Oregon 8ldtter melben, ba6 bte emigration
aus benz nGrbltGen Californian mad ben ge3
9terces Winen fprt6auert un0 bic Na4rt6ten
l6er Die @r9tebteteit berleltea INNER better lau>
ten. SebpG itsbea Gpnfitte nit ben Snpianern
at befIrdten.
Die Organization Der 1900 Gretpiateen DON
9altTprnten nintnt etnea raI6en Gprtgang. 9
@pmpa9nien Snfanterte baben l9 beretts BET
Sen. Gunner 9entelpet aud @aSauerte 1T tes
retts arrepttrt rpprben lebtere ldBt Der General
auf etgene Uerantpprtung ausrilten. Die Gauis
ptrung Der 6reiwiQt9en 1T I'm ~NQ9emeinen belier
ais Die Der btsDer in Den &rteg ss3osenfn. Sic
erbolten bic Uniform Der &esuIGren.
GS ltnD cine lln3ab[ @erii4te 9tnl9tli9 Der
Sepe9un9en beS Gen. q, g. Solution, res Biz
bergen SeteplSbaber8 Der Dacifcs DtStlipn, i'm
QmIant aber Der Gan Granciscp yWprning
9eraIp" nennt ie ale fallG.
G6 l9stnt, oaB @jen. SO9nltUn bon Sos Nnae-
los init elmer Gompaonie an9ebIid mad 9eras
auf6ra@, Na9 Dem Nuf6ru& ron SOS @lnoeIOs
%snttanO etn 3piit unter letnsn @n6angern, lnO
lte trennten f1. Sen. Solution tebrte paranf
mad bieier Stapt 5nrid unp nabm 9a0upe IN
pen Oampfer 1a0 Dem 8 ten.
Sin &betl letner ~urprinslt6en QnbGn9er ,ua
unter Dem 9efebt zines befannten GinTObrsrSS
BON 9os Nn9elps mad Nerito, Die @eri6te,
Dap @sn. SO9nltcn in Girsinien anseFCmmsn
Jet unO bas COMMANDO a6er Die Gruppen bes
9efalenen Sen. 0aruett iiberuolnmen BABE, Ino
trri9' llnisre @utOrttdt 1T 3uUerlaIFg,
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Aus Sort M

Sort Wpnrpe, &c. Plug. Ser DAM
pier philadelphia 1T nit 119 msutertIAen Sui=
oaten aus @a1bin9ton an9etommen, bte lGmntt=
lid 3n 3tpetiabri9em Mufentbnlte auf 8prthgaq
Serurtbeilt lin6. Ste Iinb S%prlduffg nab peu
0tip &ap6 9ebradt pprben. 4a
@tre 9arIamentdr- Slagge fam 9eute fri6 BON
NCrfplf NIT pret Oamen lnp elmer An;abl bon
Seeleuten bier an, ptlGe bon Sdperl6ifen Der
Sfebelen ~9efan9en %9rnpmmen tpprpen tparen. Oa
es auf Der 6anp lte9t, baB bic 8ebelen fets nit
Darlamentdr= Sla99en BET Der Sanp lin6, tpenu
es ibnen carum gu tbun III, &unpIhafteret aul
unlerer Seite gu treibe1, 70 Sat Sen, ggpol Ih
pabin cntI4teoen, baB Die 8la9ee Bis lpdt NOR
gen bier 3t be9alten 1et. @r beuft it6erbaupt
porau, piele Dirt pes @erfe9rS nit benz Seinpe
9au5 etnSufe0eu,
Der Oampfer 8en De 6pro, ODER Der g. 81.
SpauIptte, fam NIT Srlppen an8pro cine Strefe
bic Soaos binauf unp tpanpte lG pann mad
Walbin9tpn.
Der Oampfer Connecticut III nit $50 Matrps
len an Sprp a%neefCmmen, BON penen ungefG6r
ctnbrnpert fir Die Yptpmac=6 lptte, Die anberen
FIR bic &llteAs unp @olfsStatiurflt beltintmt
linp. Osrlelbe pirS Die 159 Menterer nah Gpr>
tueas ~brtn9en, #s a4s-
Capt, Davis 1T gum 9roSpR- @farl6aG bes
gan5en Departments BON @iretnten genadt
tpOrpen. OerielGe nabm eeltern Die Ssmannuug
pes S6VcnerS @bis9arpra BON Stem. 9Jprf felt
uno Gen. 8ppl I6tdte pieleIbe na6 ben Stp
8aps. Steben Spipne iino tn BEN lebten Ga9en
bier feltsenpmnien unp in 6aft 9eIebt wpr6en.
Die Serluhe pel6e nit Dem grcben @e16ibe
linton" an9eItelt porOsn linp, ino BON bD6Gt
tnterehanter Natur. Das @el6ab felb(t pteot
52,OO5 Yfunp. TT 16 SUP lang nit elmer 8pb=
rnn9 BON Is SUP IL 3pl unp IL 3Oa Dur6s
meler %berielben. Das @el6uB rubt auf elmer
%eilernen 9afette, pelde auf lolioern Mtaaeptperf
ltebt. Dte te3elfGrmiee iOltpe &uael tpteat 423
9funb, eiue Spmbe 352 @fb. nit As Nfunb in
nerer 2aouns. Die Yulper-QaOuna betr6ot 40
Biz As 9fanp unp beltebt aus 8epman's 9rpb<
~fSrntSem 9ulper, befen ~ein3elne &Grner BON per-
lAiepenartt9er @rGbe lN0 unp Deren manGbe ben
! umfanS zines 9a9nereies Rateu. 9etm eraen
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Sin potriptifder 0fG,ier.

8ai9tn9tpn, n, 9tu9ulf, Der Stag
gen > ff5ter Wfpnt9cmerY, Gpmmanbeur beS 9a-
Tc=@el6tpapers, I9reibt an baa Departement,
uoaB CT fir 1etnen She'll feline Stunpe urlaub
tpaHreno bteles &rie9eS, fir bic Grbaltuns unIe=
rer nattpnalen Gbre II. Die Snte9ritat Der Union
Serlan9en' werOe. Gr ltebe gang allein at Der
@e9terun9, pb fe tbm ptsllstta poer ienIeits reg
Continents feline PftGt anpeiie, er perpe fe 81
erfiQen piIen."
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gseiterc 9ampfersNfa6ri6teu.

Der Dampfer Glasgow" bon glep 9Jprt fam
am Is. 9u9ult in Sueenstpwn an. Der
Great @alern" erlGtsn am IS. Slusut auf Der
6Dbe BON SplY9eap. ,
Der @rUpeaer ogitp Of 8albtnstuu", wel4er
am Il. b. Wf. BON 2tperpccl mad NspygJcrt az
fubr, batte $4,000 @Untanten an 8prp, unD bte
uSeutpnia", welGe AM IA, Qus, Southampton
perlteb, nabm etpa $1,000 nit,
Der Oampfer pgfCrtb @merican" fam am IS.
bon 2uebec In 9tperp6pl Ii. Der Dampfer Stem,
gprf" am 16, BON Neps gprf In Sputbamptcn an,
DaS S6tf pSufOlt" 1T nit 215 YaIaeiereu
unb $4,000 in Sob BON Meltuarne in 9lY,
nputb an9efpmmen.
ENGLAND.
Sn etner Generals g rIammluna Der @alpaS-
DampfAif Comp. trurpe Der 8ert6t Der Dtret-
loren eenebmt9t, unp es tpurbe bel6lc6en, @tpd
aIS3ugebet, tpppur9 bas npmtnele &apttal bon
100000 uuf 100000 @funp Sterling erbS6t
ptrp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-28

Ser BRretGii6e Gr36er3pg Marimtltan beluGte
ScutbanptOn nit Sesu9 ouf baS @rpjeft ether
Dlmpfidif Gerbinbuue 3wii6en etnem BltrfiGt=
lGen 6afen nnb @n9lanD.
TranfreidJ.
Der Safer belt bet Der EMANCIPATION be5
neuen Boulevard in @aris cine 9tebe, 6el6Glttgte
id aber nur nit 9Cful glngele9enbeitet.
Gfp9e8 8let wirO 5pQfret in 8ranfret0 3u9e=
laden, tpenn Die baran6 Serfertigten Nrtttel ME
Der erpUrttrt werben.
Der p@tOnieeur" maGt b%stonnt, baB Der Sat
ltr aus NnlaB pe6 Napoleon8fete5 1888 @efun,
9euen @trofen 9el&enft ober 8emtlpert bat.
Strict.
Sin 8ele9ranrtn aus @onfanttnopel me(pet,
6aB Snfr 9ai6a ben 8efebt erbalten 6at, gegen
Wfontene9rc tbati9 ein3ul@retten.
Der Stnr3 pes 6inan5mtnilter6 wurpe er-
trartet.
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llmtUnsmdmmcr in Sentuap ermurSet.

Cincinnati, 26. @lusult. am SamItas
gfnHmitta9 purpe an Dem 3Oltbpre BET Sbot-
tpel, &p, 7 Metlen spn GpptngtOn, Nur4 cine
8anpe BON 5 SeseIFCntten Elm Manu, NamenS
Mppre, 9etGptet unO Elm NnOerer, Namens 9teia,
tGptltG perwunDet. 8etbe erbietten Stt6e in ben
Ntden. Cine S6aar BON I1uipniltsn S~erfplste
Die WlUrOer, mslde na0 Der @ren3e BON Sennels
Zee BIN flpbsn.
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@rp[pfIpn ppn 3iinbhiitGhen.

9tttsburg, p. 2tug. Cine @enpuus
3uhp9atGen, an Sen, 6remUnt a%Orellirt, srplp-
Dirte beute ouf benz Sabn9Ufe in Npams' 81
.preb=gEa9en. Gin Mann wurbe babur6 Ser-
punpet, jeoc@ Ntemanp 9etGptst. Der gprfaa
Oerurla@te 9rpbe @ufre9un9, pa man olseHtein
9laubte, cine SpQen>M al6tne Iet erplpbirt.
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NeGduotinnsn

@af9tn9tUn n, 81. 9us Die nahfpl-
9etben Sff3iere baden lire ~9teli9natiCn ein9e-
retAt:
Gapt. 6rant 6. Nrmltroug bonn 2. Gapaderie~
Ne9tment Capt. Sobn g. @alfer, bonn 3, Ga
Acknowledgement; 1. 2ieut. SO. 81. &tmmel,
pom 5. @aSaqerie= 0egintent.
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sic eeide hes Gen. appm.

ct, 2outs, &c. Qlusuf. Die Settle BON
Sen. 2pOn fam beute 9ltenp in Dem Sabnauee
bon Gplla bier an unp tpurDe pom Dem 8abnbpf
pur6 2 @pmpa9nien SOlpaten %eSrprtirt, Wfan
bErt, paB mor9en ben terbliAen HeberreIten peS
tapferen Gelpberrn sebubrenpe @9renbe3ensur-
-aen srptefen iperpet lpllten.
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geinD Des etaatsfefretdrs in leiner seimatb .

@lban9, 26. 2lus. StaatSefretdr Seip-
arb, ipe4er 8oibin9tOn Geute MtOrsen SerlieB,
pirp i'm 2aufe Der glaht nit einem @rtrd3ue Der
6upiOn 8tpersgabn eintrefen. Sin grtra3ug
rer Gentrals8aDn ltebt bier tereit, Tim i'm mad
Nnbnrn gu 6rtnaen.
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@rmpr6ung eiuer TamiIie oMrdb Snbianer in
HSiSrnufiu.

Mtlwautee, 20. gtasua. !3sbn Metlen
nHrpli9 BON 9prrtfcu in ptelem Staate purDe
cine Samilte BON S%nptanern ermprpet, aus Na6e
bafir, Dap t9nen Elm 9puY eri&phen purpe.
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Gpmmpspre @crter.

Wafbtn9tpn 27. ansult. o0as Mt
rine. DePartement III pClfdnpig 3ufrtepen 9eitel
nit ben Sepetien, wel6e COMMODORE 9prter Fl
3I9lt6 Ietner 2pYalitdt 9~eliefert Bat.
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@erbaftuuacu iu g1em.gIprf.

SHREVEPORT, 27. 9us. s. q. MuGalO, Elm
tppblbefannter SElapenbGnpler, uno Samuel Nrz
beripn, Elm 8tr9tnier BON @eburt, lInb 9eute bter
fetgenpmmen wOrpat. 9ebterer wegen belpnpe=
rel Gpmpat6ie nit ben Nebelen.
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Wonps0 rpre6

GeIe9rapben@S Station, 50 Ofeuet
ipeltliG pom Sort Searnes, 26. Nusuit. Die
9pnY=grpreB brinst fplsenpen SeriHt Tar DIE
Nnpctirte 9re6e;
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WiIitGrsUefehI.

8aibtnston, 81, 9lusult. Oas 5rpeit
Ne9tment Der q. 9. 6euere3ouapen 1T Der Sid
leSsSrt9aoe 3u9etbstlt purDeu,
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Ole Npnp.@ rpree.

ct. Spfepbs 26, Plug, Die ppnpzgr@
preB eebt jebt nidt uebr bon bier, iunpern bon
elmer 10 Netlen peltltd BON bier lte9enpen Sc
leerapben<S tatiun ab. Srtefe milen per Sm-
nibus pabin befSrpert merpen.
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Die lfbte Ypf aus Santa Sc bttatist Den
fribersn 8ert6t ii6er bic ebrlole ue6ereabe pe5
Sorts Tilmpre pur6 N1atpr Ypnbe. Gr DerlteB
baS Sort am 26. pes lebten Monot8 unO mar
i6irte naG Sort Stanton. 2l6t5ebn Metlsn BON
Sort 6ilmore er9ob er li@ NIT 500 Monn an
800 1eraner, Die pann Belib BON Sort Stanton
nabmen. 700 0tebelen 9rifen cine tleine 2ns
3a6l pom Ser. Staaten Sruppen In MeiQa, 2lrir
3cna, an. Capt. MeglalY unO Gieut. Yrcpre
bon Der Ser. Staatsn Armes, wureen Serpunoet.
Der &f b6rte ert am Abenb ouG ais bic
Duntelbeit %eintrat, Die 8ebelen blieten ater I'm
8elib BON @teiQa. Man firGtet, paB Sort Union
9enpmmen perpen pilrpe unO bic 8ewo0ner BON
Santa Sc paren I'm lire et9ene Stabt belcrot,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-01
The Effect of Extreme Cold.

When there is a strong wind blowing from
the north at temperture of forty or fifty
degrees below zero, the sensation with
which you endure it can only characterize
as continued struggle for life. Then you
rot only feel the cold, but you ACTUALLY see
it. The air is hazy with the frozen mos-
ture. The sky is like vault of solid steel,
so hard and pail does it appear. And the
wind is like blast out of that fabulous
frozon hill of the Scandinavians. The
touch of it on the face is like cutting with
an exceedingly dull and jagged knife. l
endured this weather during two days of
travel in an open sleigh. but very Fortunate
ly it was blowing on my back, or | would
have been obliged TO give up the battle.
Every man met who was travelling against
the wind had face either already frozen or
just in the act of freezing. Those purple
faces surrounded with rings of ice did not
seem to belong to human beings. DR.. Kane
described to me his sensations upon being
exposed for two days to storm at tenn
perature of 47o below zero. Although the
physical effect was not particularly painful,
yet the mental effect was such as to make
him and his men delrious for some days
afterwards. The physical effect of an ex-
tremely low temperature-prehaps the low
est which the human frame is capable Of
feeling-is sort Of slow, penetrating,
deadly chill rather than an acute and and
painful sensation. But after the battle is
over, on entering a warm room, than pain
/ ful sensation commences. / experienced a
curious counterpart Of this on the African
desert. During the warm hours Of noon
day, with the air Ike the blast of furnaces
did not suffer any feeling of intense heat
but after sunset, when the temperature fell
rapidly, than I began TO burn and glow
through and through Ike live coal. Il
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Frost Music.

| was once belated in Canada on fine
winter day, and was riding over the hard
snow on the margin of wide lake, when the
most faint and mournful wall that could
break a solemn silence seemed to break
through me like a dream. stopped my
horse and listened. For some time could
not satisfy myself whether the music was
in the air or in my own brain. / thought
of the pine forest that was not far off but
the tone was not harp-like, and there was
not breath Of wind Then it swelled and
approached and then it seemed to be miles
away in a moment and again it moaned,
as if under my very feet. 1t was, in fact,
almost under my feet. 1t was the voice Of
the winds imprisoned under the pail of ice
suddenly cast over them by the peremptory
power of the frost. Nobody there had
made air holes for the place was wilder
ness and there was no escape for the winds.
which must moan on till the spring warmth
should release them. They were fastened
down in silence; but they would come out
with an explosion when, in some still
night, after warm spring day, the ice
would blow up, and make a crash and rack
ct from shore to shore. So | was told al
my hosts that evening, where | arrived
with something of the sensation of baum
ted man. 1t had been some time before the
true idea struck me, and meanwhile the ris-
ing and falling moan ma lie my very heart
thrill again. Once-a-week.