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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
Tie New Senators nOIn ken
(Dcky

1t ia supposed that Hon. James Guth-
rie, Seceisry Of the Treasury under Presi-
dent Pierce. and John J Criltendcn, will
be the new Senators from Kentucky, in
the place Of Breckirridge and Powell.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06
Consolidation Of thc Skeleton
Regiments.

It will bo seen by the following order
that the Ohio ragmentary regiments will
be consolidated December 10Th:
GEsERLL ORDER NO. IS.
HKApoUARrERs ONO MILITIA, D
ApJurAST GEsFEAL's OFFfcE.}
COLUMBUS, Nov. 26,lS6lS
Commondants OF regiments now being
recruited IN Ohio, will make report Of the
force OF their regiments to this office on
fifteenth day Of December next. Al
Lieutenants or others recruiting for the
several regiments, will report with re.
cruits at the headquarters of their rcspcc-
tive regiments on or before the twelfth
day of December. On arriving at camp
they will deliver to the commandants oil
their respective regiments, their enlist
ment rolls, duly signed officially, together
with plainly written copy of the same
having alInsmes in full. These rolls will
he forwarded to this office, with the report
on the 18th. The eommandants of rcgi-
ments will, in their report, make such
suggestions as they may think fit touch.
ing the consolidation Of detachmen,s o
companies. Companies will be organ.
lied on orders from this Department.
reference being had to the preference o
parties, so far ns the interests Of service
may permit. The time FOR the final re
port of all LieutenNnts and recruiting
officers is extended to the 18th Of Decem
Der.
H. Commandunts Of regiments viii
sec that the members Of their respective
commands remain in camp after the I5tI
until the muster in rolls are properl
made up and duly verified. BY order
c. =. BUCKINGHAM,
Atjutant General, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-12-06

It will bo seen by the following order
that the Ohio rogmcntary regiments will
be consolidated December 10Th:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

ToDAcco.--It has been proven by &C
tual experiment that tobacco can be
grown in Oregon and Washington
Territory. We call the attention of
our farmers to the fact. 1t remains for
them to demonstrate whether its cul-
turc can be made paying business.
Mr.. McNcary, of Oregon City, Clacka-
mas county, Ogn., will send enough
to start plants for an acre of land for
fifty cents. Let us try By oil means to
give the matter a fair trial.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

OREGON AND WASHINGTON ALMANAC.
We have received this annual for
1862, from the cnterprising publisher,
S. j. Mccormick, Esq, Portland, Ogn.
In addition to the calanders computed
for this locality, it contains much in
teresting matter concerning our Terri
tory and Oregon. Send for q copy
price 12i cents.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09
TIE Telsgyanh.

The great achievement of the age is
accomplished. The electric spark now
courses overthat vast waste which many
of our readers were SO many long
months in travcrsing. Over the gray
ely prairie aud sandy plain this silent
Larbinger hangs like ling Of Protec-
ton and unity. binding the Pacific
States by another immutable tie to the
sister States of the Atlantic. The CON-
pletion of this important work should
cause a thrill of JOY TO pervade the land.
At time when the most impor;an.
events are transpiring which the world
has ever been called 10 witness, nfr"n
which perhaps depend the fate Of the
nation. we can form a Just estimate Of
the priceless boon which is now our
own. 1t is announced that in about
eight months the Oregon line from
Yrcka to Portland will lie completed,
and then it will remain to be seen if our
cn,erprising citizens, and those of Brit
ish Columbia, will hesitate in extend
ing the line through our Territory to
the rich gold fields in British Colum-
bia. When this is accomplished we
may safely anticipate Il speedy reallza-
ton ofthe magnificent project intima-
ted by Brigham Young to Mr.. Carpen-
ter, President of the Overland Telc-
graph Company: "Join your wires
with the Russian Empire, and we will
converse with Europe.
Our joy is frequently mingled with
sorrow, and this instance is no cXcep-
ton. Almost the first current that
travcrscd the wires, sent pulsation Of
grief to the heart Of every one who
knew the noble Col. Baker, who "feIl,
says the dispatch, cat the head of his
command, while gallant leading his
men,"
1t has been suggested as remarka-
bic fact that during the rcjoicings at
tending the completion of the Atlantic
Submarine Telegraph, several years
ago, Col. Baker complied with the re-
quest of citizens of San Francisco, and
delivered an address remarkable, as
were all Bakers speeches, for its terse-
ness, eloquencc and profound thought,
upon tue theme which was at that mo-
ment the all-absorbing topic, the At
lantic Telegraph. Years aftcrward the
electric current, as if in gratitude far
the mastery tribute which fell from
the lips of Baker years before, hastens
as its first duty to write the glorious
epitaph, "He fell at the heal Of his COM
mand, while gallantly leaeting his men"
What better eulogy could be pro-
nounccd upon the fallen than that
which was carried by the herald Of the
skies.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09
pJ- A Washington correspondent

n@- A Washington correspondent
to the Adrertiser, says: preparations
for baltic in and around Washington
City are upon the most gigantic scale.
Our force is now at this point about
100000 men, that of the enemy about
100000 and possibly 100000. McClel-
Ian has just ordered the preparations to
be made and kept for 10000 sick and
wounded men. This is wise and hu-
name prccaution for there are already
between $4,000 and $4,000 sick soldiers
at this city and vicinity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN" -
A new paper of the above title is soon
to he starteda at Walla Walla, in this Ter
ritory, by Ray X. Rees and n. North
rop, editors and prorrietors. Mr.. Rees,
in letter to us says, the first number
of the Statesman will be issued early in
December. Success to il.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

awe have received several COM
munications on the subject Of Mr.. Will
bur's removal as teacher from the Sim
COG Agency. A deep and general feel
ing exists ut the bad treatment Of Mr..
Wilbur and the great injury done the
Indians by this act Of Mr.. Kendall, -
we'll as the insult he has thereby offered
to the Christian sentiment Of the PEG
pie. We expect soon to publish full
and authentic statement ut facts and
circumstances connected with this high
handed procedure.-Adrocais.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09
S- The silly creature of the Stella

DT- The silly creature of the Stella
COON paper lately blamed Purer Finch,
Of the steamer Enterprise, because the
STANDARD failed to reach that place a
few days ago. OF course Mr.. Finch
went to the trouble of breaking open
the mail, and taking out the papers
directed to Mr.. Prosch! We appre-
bend that the fool-killcr hasn't visited
Steilacoom yet.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

WELL-BEHAvED TROoPs.-Thc Dallcs
Mountaineer says since the arrival
Of the California volunteers, We have
not seen q single drunken or disorderly
soldier in the streets. This speaks
well for the volunteers. and shows that
they are superior to the majority OF
those who find their way into the army.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

The "WALLA WALLA MESSENGER. -
The Orego" Statesman says a new pa
per is about to lie established at Walla
Walla, bearing the above title, by NJ.
X. Il. Smith. The more the mer.
rier."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

The LEGIsLATURE.-We learn that
Gov. Turney is having the Capitol
retitted for the meeting ofthe Legisla-
ture. Our hotels are also being reno
waited for the accommodation Of the
expected guests; while our merchants,
with an eye to business, and knowing
that the fairer portion of mankind will
wish to appear to the best advantage
while the members are here, have laid
in full supply fancy fixin's" and
"Sunday doin's."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

~ The steamer Eliza Anderson is
being thoroughly overhauled aud re-
paired. We learn that she will not re.
sumo running for several weeks.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

figure iii tie delinquent lis. intend TO
pay. and that their failure in having
done SO ere this. may be attributed to
the combined effect of hard times aud
a spirit of rrocras,ination. To such
we would say that we are ready ut all
times to receive the amounts due us,
and that although We have erased their
names from our lists, we still expect
they will pay. at their earliest conve-
nicncc. the amounts 10 which we arc en-.
titled. When they do this. and comply
with our terms, We will be happy to
renew sending the paper. They will
then have the satisfaction of knowing
that while the have done nothing more
than their duty, they have displaced
our horrid dreams of obdurate crditors,
which occasionally disturb our slum-
bers, with the "sweet" dreams so al
mir.,bly depicted by one of our frater-
nifty. as follows
We had sweet dreams the other night,
When all around Wa, >j,l!--
We dreamed we saw host oi fulkS
Pay up their printer bill.
" wish the dream would come to pass.
And our empty pockets fill
Tar ump Ia Tia te didile dun,
Te Jump te idle dill.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

SAILED.-Thc schooner Gen. HUaey,
Capt. Reader, sailed from the Tumwa-
ter Mills, on Thursday last, with 500
barrels of flour.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

The MAILs.-Several times during
the past week the paper mail failed to
reach this Office. When will orr now
Postmastcrs be appointed
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

DExTIsTRY.-Wclearn that Dr. Glenn
of Portland will visit this place in few
days on professional tour.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

AWHILE THE LAMP" Erc.-1saac l.
Stevens has been appointed Brigadier
General in the L. S. Army.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

IA That "pome" must await in.
sertion till next week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

H- John CONFESS is recommended
for 4 Bril- -Generalship.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

Col. BAKER.-lt was stated in the
dispatch we published last week that
announced the sad news of the death
of Col. Baker, that he had probably
lost his life by disobcdicnce ofOrders,
in not rctreating when attacked by a
much superior force. Further details
of that unfortunate affair show that but
for the daring and terrific charge made
by Col. Baker with his regiment, and
the stand he made on the bank OF the
river, aided by three officers in serving
tield-piecc with great effect on the
masses of the enemy, thus keeping
them in check until two-thirds Of his
men had got back over the river, the
whole command must have been killed
or taken prisoners. AS we understand
it, he was killed while standing by the
gun. Up to this time, the details arc
too mcagrc to give us any clear or dis
tinct idea of the circumstances attend
ing the crossing of the river at that
point. From all we can CLEAN, we
thinkwc are justified in concludingthat
while the attention of the rebels was
attracted to that point, Gen. Banks
with his division Of some forty thou
sand men effected a crossing of the Po-
tomac above that point, without meet
ing any resistance. We will, however,
know all the particulars in a few days.
-
IMPORTANT TO HOLDERS OF WAR
ScRIp.-A Washington correspondent
of the -Adcert;scr writes: 81 have found
that a large amount OF scrip has been
received at the Third Auditors office
which has been sent in from Oregon,
or deposited in the office, without any
letter of instruction or any request as
to what disposition should be made of
the bonds. Such claims will be delayed,
and to get at them will give much vcx-
alton and difficulty to parties inter
cstcd."
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-11-09

protect their army towards Lsesbrr,
Several prominent Go ngTessmas ~
here consulting with the Cabinet q "a
the condition Of the war among then.
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DermiC6trs.


= Naf Der @ilitarii@tn aesue RnS an.
SlUeralen tn 9rruem @inwanberer. M6 s,S.
ten rod On9e9en ale Qberalen 4uswon.
pfrer. ''"''V"'-
IS 6aben iih leGr SisIe sSurilten o,m,,b.t
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cap Ger Srtfa Der bas &edt Idtaben Ioa. utHt
1up Ten Grfolg geben wirb, bic Qeute spm
9t'6t atSubrneeH
S'e 9erjO9tn bon 6nmiltun, a.bOrne Drfnr
SellIu Marie BON 8aeen, bat lh upr ,;n,,.x
3eH gum Satier gfdpOIspn be9e6sr, um Sielrm
pc SFOhnnn9 3u MAIDEN, ba6 ie ib n, isrsu,
of0a"ern 9enUtbt9t leDr, nittt mr6r In ben sui,
'er'en 'u frlAeinen Die BON Der Reoicruns IL.
{ 9elteeteR Sfiters benz 9apRe aeaeniiber brck,
aAlete 9elitif wieerlreitc i6rer rsIioiSi.r l1s
0erirn9un9, uno i5r &rf6tinen in BEN Snilsr;,r
Wuroe ier @epidfn wie cine gtlIiouno b;,s,r
9oIlttt prufen. Der SaiIer na6m he an, Ofrr,
ah0 IL inRrff he, Obn' Elm gGOrt gu iaesn, in pi.
@FmdtSfr Der &aiferin. S5ren Ste bod moa
mir @farte 10 ebsn ia9ts. Die 6tr,uoin seu
eamIlton wieber9Clte, mas fe benz SsoiIer osfoot
uno fu9te binju, baB ibrf @efibfe fir bic eoJ-
frin oarum ntt minoer parm feien unS Aos
lie. wfnn Die &atierin es gridtte, rit1e b,f,A,'.
wrl', wenn es t6r aud Sfrfaet pSre. be; ~
0nfntltden GmPfan9s, ,@eesen6etten ~ fun,n,r
Siefe 9erBOain. erpteperte bic Reiseriu IN S;n
BON bsn @efilbltn, tie @te fir mid an S,r Fa~
lf9eu' Is6r 9triibrt mub Sbnen aSer b,m,yf,n
Gap Den, pelder niHt 3u meinem Monn, ats.
gum &dtisr ssstn win, aud bic soifsrin nidt
empfanSen fann.
: ann0 1886 8stt bis Bett ,u @ruus,
Sur Atpeblelnns mn6t i6 wieber eiumoI ,,rs
propbs3ei6nn8 pom bsSCrfrbsuren assII,,,.
brett. Diesmnl in fosenosr Scrm. saasv,
pei oisisS 9ohr auf Den 81. Ildr,. 8efoon,ItG
| 1T Sfern rin brpssIi6sS 6sR, bs,T,n g,o,,n,
pom 0'OnDe S'iimnt wirO. Das @VreiI non
gtB'a entl4teO, RAP Ofsrn ffsts uuf ben ,rt,,n
SOnnta8 nads Nsm anf Osn 81. @aar, fOfo,nS,r
Soumon0 fallen i0as. Sritt Der gOamcnb am
III. MarS d"' uHO rtsisr tF elm sUnnut.RS. 70
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gennlttoa.
Die
Ge5eioeoaGffe fDDtt ct. 2pmis
ggn
6stnrid 9Srnfetn.
(8prtfekunn.l

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Sarl botte nit Der gelpanntslieu qlufmertGanr.
ttit Su9sbUrt. = bic gan5s iun9fis Bersansrnacit
trat mad unS nae piecer letn1Us DO r-fttt inns.
res gnse = errriidte bem tpafrrn Sdafer bon.
teno Die 5enc, - pi6Blih atfr fu6r er ,ulanmer
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bat.
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mir nnf, = i'd muB iui6r, = er rpullte ouflprin.
gen, Iant aber matt uno sri65pft wisner ,uriid.
- Sb tda beIhwpre Sud, eilt In pas @alfbaus
hes SrIcpb 9ifS in Der ;wsitsn Strosr, fraat nu6
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ibr, enb tcb bier Bin. Sb i9 bite, Id bll6w6i
Gud.
S'un ja, = id, ereifsrt Gua nur nidt 70, Sc.
ifwittiste ibn eneipr, = td pta olei6 bin.
Serubt9t Gub incei,n, = IAIaft elm menia, :
i6 bin taIo pieoer pa.
Or iprans sur 8biire 6inauS unO bic Srssp,
bnab banb bic S6irSe at, ,ue DEN Iunoep
blausn usbsrud on, lssts Den sro6su brsitrGnrrt.
gen put nuf itnD elite nab Dem ts,ei6uetsr
9auIe. Jear, eur6 Die Nnltrsrguns unO 4uIrc.
sunS erldb6pft fu9lte wtc ib Der @5dbIaf nit sIct
ernem @ewitte auf feline guqen Isntr. = =,
puute Ith gewaltlum matb rr9alteu, um Ru,ip,t
5urudtunft Su erwarten, = aber bolo prcbtsr
lA Wirre, bunte Silber pur Ieiuen balbasI6(clTe.
nen Au9en, {eiue Sinne pergngen, = or ent
i1ltsf = Netls Dfnste I'D, uaG elmer g8rie pas
| 3tnimer, = RarUliue, oee 6auewirths 6pbter
Elm liebi&es MabAen nit lanften eirusbmenper
3u9'n, trat Iangiam riu unb iebte .f6, analltd
Die N.6rmSiige pes &ranfen belau1denp ON pa,
Sett.
Grlt lplt am @6snbe erluabte &arf. = er
idlu9 Die Nu9en auf = 5earpIue, bic pisS &c.
merEtt, erGOb ft leiie ump rirf pem Satrr. Mei.
ltsr &nsipe trat Gin.
gfun rtft Sarl ungeSuIoig, mas brinat SGr ?
gftebt Stcl Untes, iaste 3Sneipe traiiria, id
mar pOrtenj bas 6auS ilt SuseI6lulIen, - Die
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mpbnt batten, fern a(lt an Der @6uIera aelfvrben
uno Der gSirtb unN lctne Grau leien fort hrs
9anb,
&arl, Der tbm in at6emluley Spaununa ,nae.
BORT Ratte, ltteB isBt einen lauten, 6eraerfbuei.
psnSe" S6ret aus uno ltar3te Surad. Rnepe
nno ietne &Udter ipran9en gu ibm bu, = sr or.
tannts Nismaneen msbr, repste irre, poate ourb.
aue cas Sett 0sriaiitn. unO per eublib um Ndt.
tsrnadet bsrtciSerufene Ar3t eytlarte, Der Srante
Ite9e I'M bBt9en 6isbrr unp merOr l6werlitb auf
tommen. &neipe mar fro flps unp I6alt ids
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line wfiEte um Den ormsn iune.u Nlann UNI
6rhu Sneipe wcltr bm6ous am DEN Ofarrsr
iAifen, Oamit Der iuuse 1sn1a m&t in Ieinen
SiinOen in Die 6Sac fa6re.
9illeS rtes ersi9ncte lit an benlIel6en Sage, an
Dem Satsr S6tt&er, bon elmer SrrfaBrt natb ST.
2Onis unb Quincy iuriidtsbrcnO, mieper auf lei
ntr nun einlamcn unO frsuplOlen 5arm am Nier.
ramss angetCmmsn MAR, uno nit eintr armen
6ren um lsjue 0erlorensu &inOtr weints.
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Mr. IS Y

I'pinuueou 9sarpetteteS Sil6erseue nar i'm tie
pertlul' ca uno fanteltr nsSen Dem Sleuberb
pelBen gorscaain, = nsten igeem Convert ftoup
fine Soutsile Gltcquot G6amsaaner unS rside
Slumen' Guildse nttit ben aasaelu6tsaen @pd-
lrn S0s'n fdN IN naIsrii8tr @uurOuuue In prr
Ofttte Der Safel BIN.
Scn Soften pes Srhsns iuartn uur bsr s,rr.
|ptn5lnl, Die b66rren Sroenseeamtsn uuS ri, sl,o.
trfs protehpren ba, o6sr oeffp ,ohtrsiA.r
mar Die tnnte S6anr her GtneelaSensn ans
auensStnuotn. Oabes aud an Domen mint
.tfed'' miro Stosr,-nsr sen.auee,wunasnru peIt.
It&'n Soh Otsirr. SrsensBauier tennt srrotbsn
batsn.
@r' 5ertmtab Smatbprn unS leine Ereunbe.
Ole Eanplptrnlanteu. paren ebenfolIs uutsr S,y,
stn8elapsnen uno f6tsnrulid Bier rsdb. bsimis6,
AZ tnp'ens Mon irbte litb, Die frpmm,n Raf,r
lugrten DIE Damsn, bic neilens ibre BeiStFipbry
paren, jur Safel uno lnebtrn lid, ihneu ofs a.
lante uno unterealtsnrs 8eIelllhafttr n, ,,,,s,.
ZEN. Ole 9srren wnrNen etnfaIc eou Den Datres
plae'rt, 9anj unablihtIi6 uno ,ui6aio mte "a
tptenaaueln Der ldarfrre Ssp6atbter Der sfnnrr
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@alt, erAen er iflb Su bsmddtissn bate I'm ssor.
aus pslt'nimt mar, uns Bag ieper ecn linen IN,
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'Fih 2tt Slprlam gu rrfiian 6atte. Nur nm hi.
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unO ohar osrfolen iuoreu, auF eeren bliuee Or.
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suse'a0sn Bate, nm ibneu cine nterbuds anoe.
te@nsfs ebrt unb @ufmurferuna ,u tr,eiosu.
tItmmsrse lif gfiemano uup Re i,stsr aA Inn
Ve'fe @rtltIther Dcmutb uno tlinoeu G,tbUr.
laHs auI Die 3ulebt nod leer 6leibtnpeu slSke.
NsF pfeSh5ial srtUb iid eet, Idlua cas .ersu,
unO lPrat6 Gin tarlsS @susScti, = bic oon,e
2a1sl9cleuIhnit rrbpb Iidt natb isinsm geiiui,Ir
une ole. rte Wtnoerldbl bilpenSen Sfibtfatbcii.
Ten untsr ofn @den ittem, nit einem einbIj5,
aul eie lOdsno feruirteEGafel uuo bic Yerfibr,ri.
lHsn SeamphantFfalten, bic lareRe Suleron,.
: SaI0 warpe es lsbboft unb Iuftia an Der Ga.
fft-- be frommen Batter entpidelten o(Is ibr,
9eleut9en 3nlente, = bic @dlfe wurpeu ,utysu,
La uno iGawas6aft uub ais Der gBriu Die auu.
gen eousnps seI5Ct bate bate ISLANDER lI6
l@on 9F"heH@er auSfrassn laRen uuO msbr Der.
ausaepiausfrf, ale CT ie i'm Sricbttubls eeIaat
batrn fpiirbe.
(5OrtlrsunS fOlst.)
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OamPiltif- -Srrtinpung swiIdrn NiamUnO unO
gfew yorf.
Da5 Dampfl6ifi ,,9tuanOEe" perld6t 9ti6munp
tsSen Dtenita9, NacbmittagS llbr, unp gorfclf
@fittwo6 Niittag.
Das Dampfitiff nSamrstpwn" SerIast gtt6-
monO teben 5reitas, yta6mitta9s 4 llbr, unb
gtUrfplf am SamStas Mlittaa.
Der 6a9rpreie in Der @ajite, MaGls.tten etns
9eiblpiTen, betrG9t $40.
Sm Steeraae, o6nc &Cl S5.
tig, SIS.
RrIenbe, Die @fithppde mr Gameidos Gem
9etlrsburg 6riIGjus benusen, treFen ,s.ti1 mif
Otr 9tcrfcIt.peersbure SaGn in erferer Gtobt
rim, :'m nit pem DampfbUUt wettrr ee6en ,il f5n-
nrn. Sifets fir pieie SUur f5nuen am Deters-
burg Depot 9el6i't werben unb betrdot fer oon,e
6a9rpreie 9lecbfals nur $40.
Snolam II. 6etnetrn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-15

Sefen! Sefen!
os"' oeutlden publitum Die @nSrige toB ids
hetnen St0re neu en8rridtet unO cine tcoeus
tenoe guswablYon Sefen ieper Dirt pcrrStbia
pave. Sd6 8lantt i'm Stance lu letn, Serrrmann
MT Rem 9smitnidten beoiencn 3u f6hnen. Sn=
Dem id1 llr fripeen 3uipruA Oantc, bcfe ids aui
slHe 0of'lssnn9 pensIten. s. 6effley,
Sc. 22 Watnfrcet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-05-15
gBO9I auaeefonncn, gater Qamormajn

slan mar Ysriu@t, iBn Gsriit bumrn III neunen
SIN Seiuitsn'Gonesum Su ct. 9uuis bsrriats
elm resss 9eben, = aIle 5enlfer paren erleud5tct,
@quipagtn uno 9Otnwasen fanprn in Der louR
5ismli& SNen StraBe in LANCER 8eibe uno in cen
3an9sn unO Salsn wimmslte es pcn @1lfen.
Die 9elutten 9aben, wis nlIiGbrli4 Elm pbsr ,rpei
NaI sldn5enoe6 SOupsr su @brrn i6re ;yreuno,
lnU @onnfr, uno bel lolher @elegenbeit 3cist,u
Iis ih itetS ais sben 70 0tri6wsnperifd freiasbia
Wie anfmerfinm 9efdaige gBist6e. gBdbrenO gs
IN allen Sirtbsn iammeln, in atlcn 5Guirru BET.
teln lieben 3ur unterfaBuns ibrer frOmmen On.
ltaIten unO gum Saue ibrer &irhtn, wa6reno f.
ith am Sranftnbette pfs ierbenoen 8atsrs e,ner
3esii ter 9F5lbsf leinu Sstnosr gu erl6ld6rn
ODer lAwaAen alien 8rauen uuo frommsu Sin
fatSmeni6en eiuige bunoert Dollars au from
men 9Serten ab5ni&wnBen wu6tsn, = pranstrr
i'm 9rOBen SpsisiaaIs etns unatie9bars Gufs
aOn brsBuaRsrt @sHedsn; l4wsrss a, bod 81
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JranS @taube,
i6S 8rpabf.nSe, ipil6en Der 6. unO 7. ctr.
bdlt Gin reid5ts duS pobaiForttrits Eager Won
@isarreu, Jf1uhe, 6aus unb S@nupfta6af
eianer 6abriftcn un6 Smpcrtatisr,
pa Il i'm r6B, Rnb 8cnosrtaHf iu cen baen DorEterri
len dbd6t 6ancnid cutsn 9SccrYcrfdufer ndt ssri5i,
msr teiSa TiG'f Beu sbe u Pro &Rfaufc auhsrptiti,
~'@sH' VII
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-26

ing the members to visit that Institution on Wed
nesday, the 3Oth inst, to make an inspection of
its condition and the workings of the system of
instruction DC, therein. The invitation was ac-
cepted The ordinance to appoint an overseer
to take charge of all the old material belonging to
the city accommodating in the City Yard and other
places, such as old iron brass, &C., and sell the
same for the benefit of the city Treasury, was ia
ken up and after some discussion laid on the table,
MIR. RoBB offered resolution requesting the
City Commissioner to report to the Branch the
names and number of streets which have been
graded, and the number of profles of streets re-
turned to the City Commissioner by the Surveyor,
under the ordinance of 1858, establishing general
system of grading for the city of Baltimore; read
second time and adopted.-Mr. ROBE also offered
similar resolution directed to the City Surveyor,
which also passed.-A message was received
from the First Branch proposing to visit the House
ofRefuge on Friday next, which was concurred in.
"A resolution adverse to the claim oil Charles
Myer. was received from the First Branch and
adopted Adjourned until Monday.