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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-28
MISUNDERSTANDING

Der Senlus peti't na9, baB Die farbtge
STAGE bnrbl9ntttlt9 In Otelem 9anbe ein
Mot 70 bp1es 2~ebensalter erret@t, als bte
petle, .
Die 0rOsent> State Der 3unabue Der Wets
Gen BON 1890 BIS 1860 mar 5000 PCT.
unO Der @Gwar3en nur 486, 48p@t,
Su 1890 beRaao Dte StlaSeret mod in fpls
Igsnoen nunmebrtsen SretIfaatsn
8eruapnt, Nsu@Samplbire, 89oDe S9laub,
CONNECTICUT, Sleipsgprf, Stem SerleY unb 9enns
YlDanten.
Mus az biefen Staaten 4t fe, init Nus.
nabnte BON geewsSerieY, no lt9 nod Is eta
pen beRnbeu, mad unp na@ gang perlGwun7
ben. SIN Sabre 1910 ~befanben li9 nod
StlaSsu In SpinUis, Snbtana unp Mt9tgau.
Sn Den betren e%rlsenannten Staateu tparen
logar NOD in 1920 Gber 100 Sflapen unb
b~telelben perl0pauosn erf pDGItg mad benz
Genius BON 1910. Sn btelem lebteren Sabre
iparen nod 3 Sflapen In Sbip nnp Is in
Dem eamalt9en GerritCrtum Soma,
Cine ei9entblmlt1e GGatia6e 1T ss, oaB
Die Snbtansr peItt9 BON MrtanIas, nod isbt
1862 Nfsifaner tn Sflassret Dalten, unb
fat ntS6te es 1Geiuen, ats pb Der S9par3e
ba3u beftmmt let, Sebermanns 6ne4t gu
fefu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-28

frie9fabrenben Waddten miro, 10 balb Ie eff
fectip lit, b. +. 10 mte beraffnete Sdifie Dor
benz blctirten 9laee lie9e,t, I'm ieben lid
n%d6ernpen Sanffabrer 5uriidmeilen ober neb@
men SIT f%Snten, ppn alien gteutralen amer.
FAINT. Gin Durdi6leiden einSelner S6iffe
BET Ntadt unb Itebel, bel Sturmipetter, Durd,
rid)t 9ehDri9 b~efannte 9tebencandle II. j.. 10.
con itituirt feline SnefecttUitGt enter glofupe,
yd1e Der 2trt tanlcn i'm lebten ruIIilden
&rie9e Ger friiberen fran5SIii9en gar nidt
3n gepenfen) in Der Sfiee, BET 2(rdan9el ii.
Sebaltcppl ppr, unb bennpd} blieben Die 8loz
faben III &raft. Seoe8 ouf benz GerI ud bes
&tulanfen IN etnem b~lpfirten Safen entoedte
Sdif ipurre genpmmeu. 8pn einem u8res
nen Der 8lofabe" faum nur bann bic Nebe
lem, ,pelir BON stpet friesfIbrenben MGdten
Die eine mittetlt + ewaffneter S@iffe bic
glOfubeflotte Dur4 Sernidtun9 pber Ser
treibung 5u 3~tpinsen i'm @tanOe If, ibr ben
@inson8 nj BEN 5afen gu %seitutten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-28
Die eOnfSDertrte @rmee.

Ser Gnlttmprer Correspondent bes N.sg.
6eralb lGretbt inter anbertn, DaB Die Ne9ts
menter Der Nebs4en auf bspeutenbe 0eile
perbunnt leien uno manGe BON tbnen faurt
Ote 9Glfte pber Der brittle She'll sablen. WGhs
renp bes testen Wtunate ioIlen bier enurme
OepptS fir Nrmeenprratbe tn 8iretnten er=
rt9tst wprben lein ; gu 2hn6burg, 8arfeS-
sile, @prbonsbiue uuO Staunton. Dte
DepUtS gu QpnGbur9 unD 8urfesptle lslen
namentlt9 Oeden ui1p ppllere &eiDmngstIde
entbalten, Die ansekli9 TIM Nuslanpe ~fabrt3ttt
ipur0en ltn0, ,pel9e In S1ihen ansefommen
lein mafen, welde Die 8lUGabe untsangen
9Abcn.
6erner ioIen lt4 bort lmmenle 9orratDe
pom pOtelFeiia, Mebl, 8Obnen, Wais unp
Werlte S%urftnbfn, Die Re1tudg unb Senneliee
geltsfert baben, Die Dsppts bon @Orbpnsr
'ptge uno Stauntcn lcusn bauptld9li9 0e~
tratpe Trt9te unb anbere 0robucte entbalten
3u9lei@ miro semsloet beinpen lih paielbil
teOeutenpe Qeercen bon 8teb, pel9e aus be,u
Sbenanooabtbale suiamnten estrteben tpprben
fIrb.e
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Repralentantsn mad Dem ueuen Genius 6a6su,

Nepralentanten naG DEM neien Genius 6a6eu,
Soma, bas jeBt nur 3tpft 9tepralentanten i'm
@onerelle Sat, nitro TN na9lten beren IL
baben. WtScpnIin bate Dret, unr miro beren
Is0Ie 1aben, unp serape 70 eepinuen Sainois
uno Mtbigan. sic ale lneinen felt bet Der
repnblitanilAen 9artei 81 lteben. Die @rens~
%llaatea o~srlieren ea9e9eu oret 8spra Ientautsm.
Sc 8infi8 aber bie|e8 3ablenper0GltniB
fir ben mtmertlhen Setanb Der 9orteien i'm
nd0llen Gon9reB III, 70 un3peifel6aft oaae8en
1T Die &9atlaGe, paB Die pemcfrattl4e Dartei
ltG ourd pOIttilds G6att9teit 1T Den lebten
ie9e Mcnatsu bepentenp 9ebpben bat. sic
mag baburN Dtrett ntGt an Ma9t 9eDtn>
men -tbr @tnfluB aber nitro letper ni@t
auf ii4 tparten la7en. or. 3. 49,
Sas ~ltntuetter. DaS 9etrige Sturut'
Uetter bat un3weifetbaft an Der 9an3en Sffts
he eebaast, uuO mS9ltGer Wetle %uniernt Blps
fabeeeInpaoer mamheh Sbapen sugefiat, -
Nnbrerlstts wtrb Der Regen ben Dotpmac
70 ange10pstt BADEN, Oab Ger. Wfc@lelIan
Dteientgen $4,000 Mann Ietuer Nrmse, bic
Bic jebt sur 8ewaAuag Der 6urtben Uertpen .
bet pcrben, AT iiA 8ieben uno anoerwetttg be
nuBen fann,
Gtimmelt : 0bgabe 0cr SolDGten In
SniDa bel Der lcbteH Maml. Na@itebeno
tbeilen mir bic bon ben Ne9tmentern unO ein'
5elnen @Dmpasnien Der Soma Splbaten, Die
am @ablta8e in bent Staate anpeleno pa>
rem, abaeoebenen @tinmen nit
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-28

n nserifnntiebe Nadbricbten /.
Sic uelren GonareBpa6leu, 70 IDLE,

Sie uelrem GungreBmablen, 70 ldtsdt
fe AUD aus9efapeu, perben bod Die 9artet.
lfelIung TIM na9fen @OnsreB ntdt tpelentltf
SeranOern. Der naate gOnseeb TT nGmltd
Der erIte, Der auf Der 8aliS bes Genius son
1860 erpablt tpuroe. Na@ Dtelem Genius
%getptsnen Die tustltGen (3petfrlcs Republics
ntl9en Staaten), tpas Die Giliben (gemtl6%
temp Staaten at Repralentanten perlteren.
Die 9~eptnnenpen Staaten linb namli6 Sui.
nOts 4, SOtpa 3, @tscunlfn 3, -NftAtgan 2,
naO Niiliourt 2. Dage8en p~erlteren Ren-
l, Sbtp 2, New.g urt 2, Bennlplpanten
], Eennefee 2. Nun ifnb SBtO unp 9enn-
.ipluanien, Die betben Staten, tn pel9en bte
Republtfaner rerlpren Bobeu, serabe btetents
gen, wel&e aud eine Fleinere Nn;abl BON
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-28
Sam McGleIan's @rntee.
pauptqnartlfr Der Wrmfe De8 !
NDtDmdc. Q5. Sftpber.

1hNPtNWNkkSt WI <SkI4tCE wv z
9UtCmac, 25. SftOber. {
9r. NoYeS, W9ent oes Nofamtes, Der bier
1T, um Dte Nrmee : @otarransemeuts at orb.
men, BAT beute Den Tbetl Der @rmee beIuAt
Der tpetter pben liegt. @r Bat ben l1ebelltanf
entoedt unO Die 9ufperbinoung 5wtl6en bic.
fee Mrt1ee nnc Ba1btn9trn wtrp In 3utunf
8npsrlalfs iein.
Gen. Sisel's NecosnUScirunsem.
@iue BON Sen. Steel's 6auptquartter Elm.
9elaufene Depel6e bonn SpnnabenD M6ent
bert6tet, baB MUIR Elm unbebeutenpes NebeIen-
corps iib sn NlOte befanb.
Die inter Commando bes Natpr Steb.
pom 8. SbtU @aDaIerte. Geetment mnternum.
n1enen NecU5nU5ctrungen mad Gainesville
JtepeG Baltimore, 6apmartet unb G6prouab,
fare Sap er9aben als 0leIultnt, DaB II noe.
nt9e fetnolt9e 8ruppen, n BET Oiep 8altt.
more etpa 100 Nebe1en lteben. Oils bas re-
cu9nCsctrenoe Corps ourb NanaGns @ap
SOr9eorun9en mar, tpurOe eS BET 1einer Stud
tebr BON 0uerilas an9e9rifen, spei uulerer
3eute pMrDen perpunbet.
Wlator SteDmann rappprttrt, baB BITE Nlas
naiias @tenbabn na@ 6rcnt NCYa[ su tn ga,
ter Srbnung 1et.
JlC@ etne &eco8npsctruns tpurbe BON Geus
treptIe aus Dur6 Capt. &cnger pom 3. Neat~
ment 8treinta Gaeaaerie, iiter Davis 8urtb,
Dumfries Springs mnp Warrentpn Sumo
ticn, uno auriif iber @atletts unb 8riRpu
Station mad WanaGaS Suncttpn unternums
men. Na9 sem IeBteren 0untte tpar bereits
etne Mbtbetlun9 ots erten MarYlanb @apaaes
rtesNestments CUR l1nterltabua9 bes Captain
Spn9er entIenoet tpprOen. I'm bieiel6e 3eit
pnrpe eth anoereS Oetal9ement 6eS erten
Wtat9lano @aoaGlerte.8 egiments na6 8ritol
StattUn b%ecroert, psl9es am Sreitae 8pr-
mlttage erret9t purae. 8etm NudmarIh
mad M~anafas SancttOn wuroe bas Deta.
IHeuaeat ourA ftne bebentenbe fetnDlt6e CD
1alertemale ange9rifen MnO NIT 8erluf BON
2SIf3ieren, Qteut. @atterlon unb Dpr1eY,
uro Is 9euten, 5urifsepran9t.
Uni 4 ubr gfa6mittaes purbe Capt. gDn@
sere DetalGement auf Dem Niarl9e mad Cat
let's Citation nab Mannlns Suncttun Suut
cine etpa 1875 Miann Itarte GebeQen.G apaQe.
rteabtbetlrng ansesrtfa1. Die t1n1rteem, pbs
muir 40 @ann fart, btelten nader
Sta'to, 5o9en it9 langlam surid unO errsiG.
ten am Scnnabenb Wtereens MnnaGas. Der
5etno eerlor II Ep0te, mebrere @erpunbete
ltup stpet @~elan8enf. 2etber tpurbe Captain
longer, Dem pae @ferO unter Dem 2etbe srs
tparO, iammt letnem 8ruNer, Dem
lieutenant GVn9er, unp Elm Reiter Befangen
3enUmnen.
Nm SonnabenO MOrgen maGten pte See
'ellen cine 3tcoSnCsrtrunS segen unlrre pors
1elGobenen 0clten, nnb febrten IhIeuntat itber
Suncttpn 3nriid.
Set WarrentUn lplen etpa 1000 Wann
Tstnoltber @asallerte fsben, unterltakt bur@
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-28
Stattf0e 0erbGttntfTe Der Sflaoen=
beD6lFerung in BEN Ser Staaten.

Die 3abl Der @tlasea In Den, Die Stlaoes
ref ou(beten, Staaten 1T auf 3,953,76O be-
re6net unO off I'M 100000 lartsr al8 bic
8eS5ltsruns BON gang Neu England. Bon
ptsIen StGaSen bsftnpen ltA auBer Denen In ben
eigentli1en S~tlaoenfaaten, 2 In &an1as, Is
in 9lew Serlep, Is in Dem Gerrttortum 9leb-
rasta. 20 in utab unb 3,185 I'M Dtfrtft Gu
lumbia. Die lebteren ffnp jebod, ipie man
ihh ertnnern pirp, bur8 cine Gpn9reB ? Qltte
tsnanctptrt.
8Olgenpe ISABELLE 3st9t bic @etmebruns Der
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-28

3u erfS len, tperben 9e su9let9 bic M1Btemn6
uno 0rpBmutb anertennen, @Umtt bic @eetes
runs In ether 70 ernlten unp tpt9ttSen Nnse'
leSenbeit gu Werfe sebt.
SD Bin, Gentlemen,
SIR gebOrlamer Dtener
Wtlltam $. Sewarb,
8itbtiae SerfIsunsen BEN GIrmtcetratn uns bic
Baggage betrefenb.
&rte9Sbepartement, @en.=Nbi Office, ,
@afbtn9ton, Is. Stt. 1862. {
@eneralOrbre SO. 1866. SuIsenbe gerfI.
9ua9 III btermit fir ben Irmses unO 8aea.
9etratn erlaGen:
u GS iperOen getattet : Sir ben Sratn bes
5a%Iptquartters etneS NrrneecprpS . ter 0ae
gen; fir Den elmer DtpiIion Ober 8rtaabl
bret; fir Elm SolqfGn6tses Snfantertereet
ment e@s, unb fir etne let9te NrttQerte.
8atterte Ober fir etne S9paprun gaSallert
bret.
Dies barf nte iberI6ritten, miB otelmeb,
UerbdltntBmaBte reDucirt Werben, ie mad be.
Starte Der Sff5tere unb Der Mannfdaft
Nle tberflilltsen Waeen Gn0 benz gbefanar-
ttermeifer 5u3uIenben.
y Die etrenn &eeimente, elmer 8atteric
uoer S6pabrCn geltatteten @daen bIrfen nur
8oura9e &c9sel6irre, Gatipnen fir bie @ol,
Daten, meOt,intl9e @urr1tte tnb Dte Sff,terss
Baggage laoen. Gin 8agen tptrb besbolb
inter Nufi6t pes 8egtmentsar3tes bte GpOs
tbste tnb ganpneen entbalten, Der onbere
fitr'S 9auptquartier beS 9~fe8tments bas 6uts
ter fit Die Sff3terspferOe, uno Die bret fiji
tepe Bntterte ODER S6waorcn beftmmten lpl.
len tpenteifens CUR 5alfte nit Der 8uuraae
fur Die geIpannun9 unb 9ferbe belaOen 1etn.
OOrrat9e tn Mafe, iutpie Munttipn perDen
NIT ben aIgemetnen NrrteetratnS bef5rDert.
3 gB1brenb bes ofttSen SeloauoS mGlIen
ote 1ruppen Surbereitet 1ein,. gu btSpuaftren,
tnoem ',ur fpl9enbe Bette geliefert tperpen
fGnnen :
a. Sir baS ~6auptquartter zines Nrmee-
corps, ether Dipiicn pber 8rt9abe Elm Off
~3tersSeIt fir ben cCmmanbtrenoen General,
mno ems fir lie 3tpet S~tabscff3tere.
b. Sir ben Sberlen unb bic Tefppfd,tere
zines pollen Negtment6 bret S1fstersselte unb
fir tsoen GOmpagnteUflf3ier eth tleiues Belt.
q far lie suet unteroffsiere, Splbaten pber
OFf3teraburlGen etn tleines 3eIt.
NuBeroem TT fit iebeS Corps elm 5plpttal<
3elt anb fir ieoe DIOtiIon eth Sff,teys,elt fir
otenltliae Gneelesen6aiten.
Ste Sff3ters.8 Baggage BARI nur aus Deden,
einem Spstietefefe uuO eiuem fletnen Softer
belteben. Die Wanni6aft 9at ibre Deden
uno fletaen 3elte lelbf 3u tra9en. que Gierin
rtdt 9enannte Baggage Der Sffsiere mno Scl=
paten ba6en bte auarttermetter aufsa6epa1
rem, tpeiAe auf alien MarlGen GiG 70 eim31-
et6ten baben, bab le NIT t6ren Granspprten
ben Irnppen ntdt 9inOerli9 lfnO.
Nle Auarttermeiaer uno 8erpFe9uness
@0mmtRare babe am Grlten ieben Mcnats
I@rtftltH on Die GbefS tbrer 9er1Hteoenen De-
p~artements st beri6ten.
Nuf 8eeR bss @eneralmuior 6aaed
s. Sbumas,
Mos4ernI 0Ih{,@knuk
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" !"
Generals
Ser Sersus in MusI6bmuns Ger Gruppen.

Us afbln9tun, Is, oft. Die Mmss
l60nung Steler alien 8esimentsr Ser3Geert f9
aus Mansel an SrelOrl@etnen. Die IbGtta,
tsit Der @e9teruas 1T neuerbtnsS NIT Qtefer.
ung oes 9Cltmarfen9elpes belAdfttgt getpsleu
Der Druid Der Srelorldetne TT baber ntGt 70
RAID Dor IfA aeeanqeu.
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Matneresimentcr auf Dem marrbe.

anguRa a, Gie,, 26. Ott. Das %.
Mfainerestment stng btelsa Nbeup um 6 l1tr
mad Sen. gOrf ab.
Das q. Mlatnere9tment miro am MCntaa
NaGmittass anp pas "a. am Mtttpp& gta@.
mittQaS abaehen,
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Sn Camp Mtc@lenan

Nepubl, Oenl.
SIN Gau1p Oec@lellan 316 1879
Sn benz 9cipttul in SeDfuf 200 Mai.
Sn@amp Serron, nidt eit'
9eidlOden inpa83l. @e9. 46 80
1. @apal., Is. 1t. 10. Snf. 76O Wtal.
"a. Neointent $50 1O5
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-10
Union and Liberty! One Evermore!

Flag Of the heroes who left US their glery,
Borne through the bsttlefelds thunder and fame
Blazoned in song and illumned in story,
Wave y er Us all who inherit their famei
Up with our banner bright
Sprinkled with starry light;
Spread its fair emblems from mountain TO
shore;
While through the sounding sky,
Loud rings the Nations cry
Union and Liberty, evcrmore.
Light Of our armament, guide of our Nation,
Pride Of her children. and honored star,
Let the wide beams of the full constellation
Scatter each cloud that would darken a star.
Up with our banner bright, &c.
Empire unscep,ercd what foe shall assail thee,
Bearing the standard of iibertys van?
Think not the God Of thy fathers shall fail thee,
Striving with men for the br,hright of men!
Up with our banner bright, sc.
Yet if, by sadness and trcachcry blighted,
Dawns the dark hour when the sword thou must
draw,
Then, with the arms Of thy millions united,
Smitc the bold traitors to freedom and law!
Up with our banner bright, &c.
Lord of the Universe! shield us and guide US,
Trusting Thee always, through shadow aud sun,
Thou hast united us; who shall divide us?
Keep US, ohA keep us, the many in one.
Up with our banner bright, &c.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-10

The following correspondence has been
placed in our hands for publication
SAN Francisco. April 6. '62.
Honorable Leland Stanford-Sir: Some
discussion. and no little difference Of opinion,
have arisen among those who have near at
heart the preservation Of our Union. and the
conservance Of the Republican party. through
which chiefly that Union is assured. A. to the
propriety and expediency Of calling conven-
tion this year, for the nomination Of Super
intendent of Public instruction, and as neces-
sary adjunct and authoritive declaration Of the
view taken by the party in this State, of the
mighty principles which now struggle for as
tendency in the public mind, and at the bar of
public opinion.
by many it is argued that. as but one gen
eral State Office is to be filled at the coming
election, it will be undesirable to impose an
unnecessary burthen upon our political friends
to call a convention OF the party TO make a
nomination for that office, when concert of ac-
tion, equally affective, can bc had through the
State Central Committee, already existing. In
might concur, without doubt or question.
Under existing circumstances, however, We
are impressed with the conviction that differ
ent course should be pursued, and that We
ought again to refer to the people for an cx-
plicit and unmistakable enunciation of their
views Of patriotic, political and party princi-
pies and policy.
Hoping you might feel at liberty to favor
us with your opinion as to which course would
the more conduce to the public good,we remain
respectfully your obcdient servants.
j. +. CuELLIS,
G. II. WARREN,
j. +. HOUGHTON,
Is. p, AVERY,
WIN. II. WEEKS,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-10
How TO Bs M,ssaABLs.-Think abou1

How TO Bs MIsERABLs.-Think about
yourself; about what you want. what you
like. what respect people ought to pay you.
what people think Of you, and then to you
nothing win be pure. You will spoil every
thing you touch you will make sin and mis-
cry for yourself out Of everything which God
sends you; you will be a. wretched ~ you
choose ON earth or in heaven either.
In heaven either. say. For that proud.
greedy, selfish, selfseeking spirit would tam
heaven into hell for the great devil himself.
1t was by pride. by seeking his own glory
20 1t least wise men say-that he fen dom
heaven to he'll. He was not content to serve
God. and rejoice in Gods glory. He would
b. masssr himssl. and sst up for himself
and rejoice in his own glory; and - when hs
wanted to make private heaven Of his own
he found that he had made hell. whsa -
wanted to be little god himseh. he lost he
life q Tie tsus 0ed. 10 lnss whicA b stssnal
death. And vhyt Bseanss his hssst vss
not purs. e|paa. hsasst. simPlA unsua1ah.
TharSors. saw Ged no more. anA )easnsd -
hate Hin vAsss naas = lovs-KiagasyS
SWmeas.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-10
The vrrALIry OF MossEs-Though Fl

The VITALITY OF MossEs-Though fro.
zen hard under the snow wreaths Of winter
for several months. the vitality of MOSES ia
unimpaired; and though subjected to the
scorching rays Of the summers sun, they con-
tinue green and unblighted. Even when
thoroughly dissicated into brown unshapen
mass. that almost crumbles into dust when
touched by the hand. they revive under the
influence Of the genial shower, become ~
green as an emerald, every pellucid leaf serv-
ing as . tiny mirror on which to catch the
stray sunbeams. Specimens dried and pressed
in the herbarium for half . century have
been resuscitated on the application Of moist
ure. and the seed procured from their eaPsules
has readily germinated. They grow freely
in the Arctic regions, where these is . long
twilight Of six months duration. and they
luxuriate in the dassling uninterrupted light
Of the tropies.-Mae~ialss: Fsst-ssses JSs~
tie Page sf Nassre.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-05-10

The following toseAiag h,gns.t 4 fslsstsr
from dying VIE 10 hs AashanA. vas sssna
BY him soas months aites dsaGh. bstvssa IL
leaves of . rslig;oas volume which - ~
fond of perusing. The kttsr whieh vas r.
terally din viih tear nasks. was vSittsn lsag
before the, husband was sware tkat the gsaap
a fatal disease had iastened upon Tie lovsly
form of his wiSs. Who died at ths early 60 e
nineteen:
"whsa this shall reach your eye. dsar p
some day he. yoa ars turning ovsrths ssl;ss
Of the past. l sball have passed away fossvss.
and the cold white stone will be keeping it's
lonely watch over the lips you have 20 often
pressed. and the sod shall b growing gresn
that shall hide forever from your sight the
dust Of one who has 90 often nestled close to
your warm heart. For many long and sleep.
less nights, when all besides my thoughts were
at rest, have wrestled with the conscious
ness Of approaching death, until At last it has
forced itself upon my mind and although to
you and to others it might now seem like nsr-
vous imaginations of girl, yet, dear r.
it is sol Many weary hours have I passed
you, whom I love so we'll, and this bright
world Of sunshine and beauty and hard in
deed is it to struggle on silently and alune
with the sxve conviction that am about to
leave all forever. and 20 down alone into the
dark valley! But know in whom I have
trusted and leaning upon His arm, i fear no
evil Don't blame me FIR keeping all this
from you. How could subject you, Of all
others, to such sorrow a. feel at parting,
when time will make it apparent to youl
could have wished to live, if only to be at
your side when yoxr time shall come, and pill
lowing your head upon my breast, wipe the
death damp from your brow. and usher your
departing spirit into it's Makers presence, em-
balmed in woman's holiest prayers. But 1t is
not to be so-and submit. Yours is the
privilege of watching. through the long and
dreary nights, for the spirits final fight, and
Of transferring my sinking head from your
breast to my Savior's bosom. And you shall
share my last thought; and the last feeble kiss
shall be yours; and even when flesh and heart
shall have failed me, my eyes shall rest upon
you until glazed by death; and our spirits
shall hold one lest fond communion, until gent
ly fading from view-the last Of earth-you
shall mingle with the first bright glimpse OF
the unfading glories Of that better world,
where partings are unknown. WELD know
the spot, dear F., where you will lay me.
Often have we stood by the place. and as We
watched the mellow sunset as it glanced in
quivering flashes through the leaves, and bur
nished the grassy mounds around US with
stripes Of gold. each perhaps has thought that
one of US would come alone, and whichever it
might be, yoxr name would be ON the stone.
But we loved the spot and know you'lllove
it mono the less when you see the same quiet
sunlight linger and play among the grass that
grows over your Mary's grave. l know you7
will 70 often alone. when am laid there, and
my spirit will be with you then. and Whisper
through the waving branches. / am not lost.
bit gone before"
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participation a III who. wishsut considesa-
tion of psst party Psoelivi,ies. ere loyal citi-
sens. and who indorse the pressat Natioaal
administrator in its policy to maintain The
Government and the Union 1t an hasards.
Most respectfully, your obedieut servant.
LELAND 81 ANEORD.
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TREATY OF REcIPRocIrv.-The BritisA
C0lonist. in a recent article advocating a
treaty Of reciprocity with the United States.
says:
1t cannot be said that that the advantage
would be one sided. On the contrary, reci-
procity would BE- an equal advantage to Cali
fornia or Oregon with ourselves. If the San
Francisco consumers can get our coal dollar
cheaper ton, or our sawed lumber. 20 per
cent, less thousand feet, or other articles at
an equally reduced rate, it requires no further
argument to convice them that they are inter.
ested in promoting reciprocity, and interested
in a way that every one will feel it in his
pocket. These commodities We can supply
San Francisco cheaper than they can be had
elsewhere on this coast. Consequently the
demand would steadily increase. As the de-
mand increased, so would the consumption Of
California and Oregon produce increase here ;
and the development Of our country stimulate
the industry Of theirs.
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y The friendship Of two women is always
a plot against tho third.
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The Waterloo of our Civil War.

The late terrible battle at Pittsburg Land
ing, similar in many respects as it was, to the
ever memorable conflict between Wellington
and the great Napoleon, is frequently men,
toned as the Waterloo of our civil war. The
number of troops engaged, the incalculable ill.,
terests depending upon the issue. the desper-
ate character of the struggle, the awful car
mage, the opportune appearance of Buell. when
the rebel Chief, as he supposed, had at last
the "Lincoln Mercenaries" within his grasp,
the final defeat and rout of the rebels-all
have parallel in the battle of Waterloo,
fought nearly fifty years ago. The figures
of the forces engaged at Pitburg Landing.
compared with those Of the greatest battles
Of the present century. At Waterloo there
were 10000 men engaged before the arrival
of Blucher. OF these 10000 were under Ma
poleon and 10000 under Wellington. The
loss was about $4,000. At Borodino there were
2jOOOO men in the fight; the loss was nearly
10000. At Solferino there were 100000
men engaged, and the total loss was $4,000.
At Magenta there were 100000 men engaged,
of whom total loss Of nearly $4,000 was re-
ported.
The battle of Pittsburg Landing was a con-
test for the honor and peace of a whole nation
for the integrity Of a government, the pride
and glory of frpemen throughout the world
for the vindication and preservation of those
great principles upon which has been erected
the beautiful structure of our National Union.
1t was, conflict between the blackest and
most atrocious treason, and instead of thrones
and the safety of Kings and Princes, we won
the morale Of human liberty. We fought the
good fight and God Of battles gave us the VIC
tory-POuland Times.