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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-30
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t Uatefe Neeer1el1l19eubett Ber1uoeslgNa5es 6eras
aopien. S4faernket, 3terns aHgeni8tp&9e, S&~tnsss
Ropf9mer @ntn6urs beS Safes ber Rae 2aHge bes
Da3snS. osr g1eneioe n6 er enpr e6e bic soifsm
9e9s atei &ewoBnb,n BET }b pele ibr,n OPf sefabr-
1rdron guo oean d 2etig 0sbet t5re 0id,aenhn
ptaGeH rutte G53wdde ser GOnHtttiIon BefpprSrnqeg
ee &9t 'am55 MAIDEN S suIeBsbep D8rPsg nb Hn aeyz
3uags Ul6nneg,
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sard 1re erbGteuen Ealease unt d.sn 9sse6nbtssrSs
at hta Drnneg hy zeeittt ba Genss stsdsrrs wnb Eg
esaea 8srtFaufw nalsn- d.
gerbciratbete Yeylpnsn,
ssr SeIs rsIae R& ~ ysRsrattn heabaSEae arb 80 y.
FieF ewdtt shis enes anberea tnbeealts BeH Ga5 ss
sea Rppsfsn9b@ Ds. Seankpn 90 @atBe aitkEa.
tsas 6ss Reftso 8ttefI anb Gessds ssss SsiSsSSass
F f9ttdfen art sefssn f5atH gFtg4 @sFtsaiee Ht&ss
iGaa t;s GIe eusr g6reansaas egat ag g5 snsertrSr
Hnb sSsrd@a@ aaG Fire drgtls 6tadItsss ssFsFts
0rgentfde 5@w6tbe
aal5ugli sibc nab he sbge gra atebs BeseteRUt tegs
g&i5ar eSe fies bas ae5ss sea6 9Re be &te Sas Re&
esssnitaftfn nnbeann fr6eaea. mRes 2suas ns % Is
R Saslwciuustn genest ue he b<rfa 6Silea asAf eesg
tsnnsn. 058eI4 Fa AUG bagA GiEsta sebssI&lascn sa
Para eH hpb ensers nri54ta snsaeRes esHn tp Re Ap
saenS'3ds 9ss bss StSsrsn4es Es9 ktaen pssems
Der GbF p dusa ka5 bic Rrafs bes @TeHsnas es seg
ssnn 0tTSren sb bs F taIten sGatEu essktn aIS spa
Denen BE 60 rsett Rb aaseEb9 @sbsn bHF& fatea Gt
us Bic @etau1aes rssngR st@S@B 9nb tt s6yaI@es nS
setftgen &rdfts setui&tsE
&!ea upb eePsa fta 80 n4as bic rsfaSfSr EtGAE5s IT,
s6nbfn Hab. 4'
G~ offices go. GGR< <sJrebesti a3fasrage
Iteten 8Earss pOn 0aIttnapts3s., 5RlEAs Ssite,
bse @htfen ntmauf.
Gu merle d Wemcr NIB Se1snnaer bsun En@tSt&te arS
l9ertl&e sa&na8e bItatrebtne Sub Sefeus EnsgfsbEs
S@utFtGt Stsp3eF SttsbnReHtstF aab 2smpfnpnsss
snnen 10 reStlmass GFste RaS IaResn astasta SDa Se
Sphrfpnx 6uf tn Ssg MEbe,
St8. Gut SFttft maFsR EsHea E-stGHs entesSsss
Gtns 0etIuns tn Easen 3u9ef4ert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-30
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Jn1erumtettAls 1lt6 OccaLsGOmsert
oerlt6rtter gapeae. "''' '''"S'V'''sR
@Ie Serebretstsn Sriet&anssu G8ssrsn anb Spen tnS
SISz5 8 enrs o. ROfeutbaI, @tseat0imsr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-30

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Geifesgra t5ie Abnuusen @btd8pne oDr oec Jeeg@ait
SpGt aa4 @inanteit 06haaet 8s8s1 fig Iett t. 8if9afei
{. Stno eiMi9e ber idpLtpnaea SoGSeu. A III -
9aienbe 1eon ieoea &Iters t1snef ot be'rtgtast
aus eler llriade sre 9eIueBet aofnln e bre ste et
e0ettbBlnltde @rI6snns bic Saaen ba &uRea unS {
M1,eYctan hsr MnSfehrtnn hahell. -Ia
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-30

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-30
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-04-18

Wis ceriihcs that have this day given to
my s1u Owls Cultss his time during his minority
and " claim uaue OF his eimngs nor ray ON, debts OF
hl contra ung ger rhis date. HENRY CuNIlss
Attest @ D. JAcKsos
Orange March 21h 1852 gt9ie
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07

Gen. Trtm1bt. Wir erbieltsn aber.
mols ,dubtrit austrldffst ptiodtn u&ri&ten,
'das pentu brSorstbf. ,pdb nan Gsimopt
nm iebtn yftts aus1 pfm Often satfsrnen
:m69te. 4fmare, 6alIsd, Iburlow @ese
unp 9laif douen tbspneets rie 9utrieus
'tetrsibea. Am Beifsn imstut man aum
3isl 3u aelaneen, 5wsnn man ibn NIT .t.
ittn, Comm tanto nod Etras -fhidt4r0b
Grsnssnt fi@ ibnen 10 @ebote fsu.n Miro
II freilih setne andre Graae. Al ! -. J
~ Dir ttei!tn jeoenf faus BE 6ofuuna eer
&btnesettahs, tuenn, siIe iast: Gs III I'll
ten lesten Wo&en au@ pason 8emuulsi1
,torben,6 ,6bas Gen. Gremont wieper IN at.
tipitdt ueriebt rperptn foQe unb 3war-in
Teras. Blr bofen, pab ,penn man
ibm eine iol.te 3umusbuuo feut, ct ft
nit Wtro dbtuno Don f6 metien piro, psnn
'fe warb. i6ltteli& auf etnt Dnbannun9
na& einerh SGaupIos btnaus!aufen, no
I'm eanRiafsn Gulle nt%ts dIs etnies
oIdnltnte. flr BE Gtfdstpuns pes Rrit;
ess gang :unpi@ttoe Gptioesn aufesfdbtt
upetben t6nnttn. - ''f
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07
Die @tl,,b ,besfptte.

Das fd.ben nfdten,nr Glott,nrseiRer
[,far eae Satr 1862 wsif ben snormsn
3upa&s Ina&, rp.l4sn bic &riseeaotts
Eper W.r. 6iaottn purh psn Sriee srtal.
ten bat, unb bilptt tsnt sldnasnbt Rr&.>
|ferhpunatss Martn.miniaus @,nss Bs.
|a.0.n I'll Anfeinpunsea per MeGlsuan.
Yu0e, III ,s i'm ME ytristbsn wtrp, In
Sabre t86t b,a B.weie pafar eslisfsrt su
babm, pab 'ibt Ataett' pts f&maboolle
BlcdabeF tee potomor .hi&t~ a,lfbsbfn
~sa's esfl$'N sfl$' 'at t @ta'' tt':s se''a 's'rsan'f" ''s
eoy ,itsui .satfs stteans; bit stItos.:
Fpth II ''Vtr. Rtaottn, Ntrs ta Al,m,
aus SO 'Gatrseuasn, pobun 80 Dampfsr.
Stbt aablt .fs. 286 Gatr;euge. fdmmtli&
Dimpft., mk. 9luenatme 'tinis.r: alter
Gr,ectt,n uap Gorp,ttn..# Yor& &sstntm1
.99atrt tettas tniahiuns =stt@ggtette
5000 Mann, tebt 20, ,000.' u 'S
y y Ngltu acknowledgement ron zen 1893 Gatr,
4atue.n, uni mAat rie, ,gl1itt I'D 1trmttrt
bot, 80, !, =. Eos 8 rpentBer, uis uurbsr
bic 8anst Glotk sdbl't; re dbtteen ,pur'
ben BON pr kaufabnslFo1te unaefauft
'unb in RrteselHiffe umssmanostt.' S@on
ben neu 9staulsa martn SO b5ls.rnt &u'
nonsnboolt. II. @urpau,pfet. 2 Dampf'
frsaa,ten, Z pan;sr' aanonsnboote, 8
(b6bVn.) @tlrtr. is pausrrf&iffe. Nue
pftlt. init aush habms trr panj.rf&ifs unp
oer Dampfrtehtten, Gnc bsretts ppuNdn'
tig ftrtia uup fm Dttnfl. 1
Golasnre uetnf&t mu&t tte ftattsss
batte 9ermsbrune' en G'otle anf&au!i@ :
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07

IS&abesttrer a6etmatb abrufen ,pirb. unp
Dir Strf@ern ben YrdRoenteu, pa6 bisisr
pte sispst ut fstner administration. Dom
Nplle psr frsteu Staatsa }aufre&t srbalten
unb BON ibu unbt tbes ftpiliFrtsa @slt NIT
esr Gmausipoiious' ptolIamation beif6Qis
,tsArdet nHpsn mirb!a&@4:' ;;hD- .
- Das 10 f&on et,uqs, stui outer Mnfang,
bss psh, pir nus eins De6s far uniere
l0mesdie Seru.iitn. Dsnu 10 lanBe Me'
Glsaan BE Bslassruns }rer potomae, Ars
NEE 'aufrs&t bdlt. uni Gin Galfaff Die
pauptfsuale atbt, biIft ia rod aats
a2 Apropos! @ann ptrb1 ber @sfsn
'anbs sglorpwsRen pflt@sf@ulptaf 4
ute Msinun8 uno bte @ani&e. .p,s @olfes
unitter apmtutaratton 3u twifeu'tbung =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07
Jo'w a

Die ~Gpfine poF brinet pte Na@'
ri@L rab @{sp., iItw b 1on Soma
beim YrdGdbntsn .asf BefoIeuna ttnet
ent(&tsHnsnAY=oli1i-t+ uno aui
etne snsret(E &rttasfdbruns seprunesn
babs, iaosulis uum6eli& lst, In Soma
Iruppsn od(lutriuesr, 70 ,lanae Sopa'e
Off3isre uk Soleaten f@ unttr 9af'
-befdnpsn, ph fis ;f@ twtssrtsn. >Ha&'tss
ct! St!'''" -e'f'sFt 's'sta'sa~tt aus '"l't'
eincolu. ttQ barauf lalontf& ssantwor'
let babeu, fheb etf& ets tSa&t bsl&la'
itn une' # :: b,fFstsn ~tEe'' @t$' ,u
tbun." L. aaG.. /: Il :. -
/ !: @ouu.@rlwoot bat poriebenbymaben
+ni&t nuf BE t@tmmuns pv Bewotue'
:un(srss fiaatss ti&us ssl@ilpsrte: (on'
pun Il Hil au@,s cine, patrtetil@e Yfi@1
esesn uteRspubtil t1faat In etr eiss sp'tt.
ltsu. lbrias 9taatsseuuunsurt, btreur@
tnsrei(aeb baIuftts,fa4 BEN Y4dgpmtsn biz
xrisespeSatf ..bdtkn. porla:rsib en-
t5nnsn, llr naaldiGs;sewden fne.
NatQrli&s bat pbtr. @oup. 3irtwooe
pur@ (t9 Nuftrtkn ben Born BET aftsr'
,fa}en~ aMs a& eaaefn. Mlr fnesn In
itrsn Btttern Mot .uur cine ef!atpnts
Re&tfertksun9 psrb bsrlbmten@ @eneralorpss
30. 3, fnpsru ab@ cine &s&tfsrttsuna
pn Ginlrtesuns Der, ps1eammtsn }.note'
Abolittc chifen, welae ni3tOrprt
babsu pbriren poAsn. Dtse ~mdien ,pts
nun piN Ntn Burld dfn Fbtn8,btn lai1tn,s 70
lonaea Hs tas ISreli&e Bolt (l& ben
5&lafl laue rea aNuaen :ssriebsu bat
@enn dbsr p{e Nlg. 6taatetale f& ots
Bsmtrfans ttraasnimu,t. ueab rieis'
arswoob fnz stft freafen- -uno &,
bslb q fisRen @stie rur& (tiu Naf'
tr,ttn bsi nfpeslopaIe Bolt eou
Sowa7t n iultt tn babe,su bab psnu
Die Bep0tlYune per, unious faattn aue
lol&en 8i& bsfdnee,R ale wt'
Sirfwooo hes9opaer lailptrts 70 lIsbe'
pte Union lan z3ufel s,bens smt@te 'e.'
70 md6en wAbide ,pRbelbafit Safs uni
pfe(es @a(&1sib Der {&musieen @dl&
barun .ertanet tae pie Dubuque Ratio
nalpsmesfatei unb 6c@perdtbfr BET
auspurf bed 2gsieaf&aft sen Soma bil
ben. unb eae De Sowatri utsl su ptsI Grst
bettsltebe. .snbF FAslanpfn einn befssn, un
nt@t eas. @eRdid per Gtaa sSettuns ft1
sfenben unb HeiAef1 Gkefrofb III balten
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07

ftbtlottn6en llnD 8ortfWrttf.
Die 8erhsrsitunaertau ssn ,1stbfpab.
len -cfast BIER. gy J. Abent t3ettuns"1 !; - y
fab weateaeas. IN psu b6beiep &retlen
perY Yslttilsr f&on In po4!m GanAe. ~
Nuluarsiee Gombin attuueu Yf&sinep. fd
pabet .srBsbsH l,ss wousn,, !, Dae WpEt
| ,,llniane epartsiss pirb 7etsemal upobl stntu
stnas aHpesES Sinnf fsrbaltsn, alsei IN e
|im spriespi Dubf battf: M6Slt&uw,tit
ufrbtN III ia bsibe stnapees bstdmpfsnee
pA,tsten bsjlseep. 10 pabts, ,atspann ni&t
l,uebI anp lJ&t wentser beptntstslats fr0s
|ber, bae psxpitat 4. na3ttssnal"., tpel'
DE ffdsia,rpbi pie psmettattf&e,, ale ote
lDatAaphgltt bltlslsf. 4t:,2t as.1 f,., II
u Dirx0 0tps8nsBsu, bte. ieSt tn 8nte
EnD, astSns sAuft stne Derl&mslauuas spsr
aanbt t(sttrdt dthsgpartst spnite len 3pkapYe'
utlitanern pout t9&lassB 9batlow
8eeb'e) tiuat,s.a Wsee, tritt IN. gAetntm
,,Gpenin9 Sournal" berette slsfgsns .ets
| 4: :ufr4lbtt8 III Fesva.tf tftasmtt tttn ~
bpSbaflet aup5 5nttr erird&tiSsr 9ebdliatett
| auk pie Der M.ly.. ,,6stale." ?Psr. no
bile fratrum!v: Ge Ia 4babet itsene cine
gRunfeei fa. @ewsrp sim ,sDerse, %ter
iro6ln eielf lIisIe, eenau su unttt(u&fn,-tf II
eaap, psr Mlhe ptrtb, 70 rlanBe man
ilttrasusi fein liam, :pae btt tptfn gr<-
blnpeifn fi& i@pn bei re&tr ,3at 8ssen.
(eiu9 aufErsi1en psrben.@l1;. .yyt1 .
|. 7Gdr bte dat northumberland 'pdr.
BE bsfuittue eosiaRuna BET faulen pfeubo
Republifanfri unp r@albasr stn grocer Sc,
MINI" Gs sg1tpe ,uttts eteitn esr st6stt
9tsu Der moraltiasn Corruption eer'
idrpinbea, an; per lstDerl lpjs repubIifanil&e
partet. au labortren ,aebabt bot.; ,@6es
fi& @leitss nit @leiasm 8s(eqep m6es
Old Fagin NIT Glopp IN @sneiftnf@aft
trtten. ~ @as imwN :untsr rsno Demo-
lraten pon 10 trtltH d. lopaIsn Glfmepten
porbaneeu II, ,pirp G@ Don pie(sr: un(au:'
bern @enp(}enf@oft trsnntn yuno f& init
pen aufri&tis ioyalen ,Rspublitanetn. ptt:
:einieen. ]: M6ali&, po6 isne bst etner]
@abl tine Wajorttdt erlan9t. aber bar
lbsr binaus pdrpe ibre berrli@feit ,ni&t
mdtren. II Gbe fe. 1eeut 9anee efdbtli&
,werpen f6untt, mdrce Ne on innsrn' 3er,
parfniiFtn wtsrsr in frQmmsr ssbsn,
,pdb.enp pie wirtIiG loyole uno raptfnle
IA .<.S .su. G.ka;o es;i ,un nnusvh nfsfnfs
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07

, 9ei BET ssanasn @tnbi&oft unp. Guns
fufpn f&Art' Der praGosnt bsr. rubisRs
pom ou.n3au fetn. 1: Pffenbar II tr Elm
GataliA snps aebt aQ,e gum 1sufI, 10
mdl&t tr fstne 6dure IN lln(3uIp une IT,
16blt eiuf tunpeansfrptt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07

.. 9ie. nod uf&t ao'b eouene.t.n panaer.
idiTe wQrpe IN iepm GlQe!3ttti9 eenua
fsuia iein, i'm 8s9n cine auepdrtiae
@adt III risusn, ettri~a euft ba&n f0tls
t., Au intspsniren,> (AbtIt8)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07

1S-1----------ll-
/, Ebieser eetoa,m.iit Has. 3 Gsapas mi foa.
eerbarsr' 'Gmpfans, berf fDursb unfss Der.
Ebdltntb a4 etnanbtr unc tur9 mtiHe un,
ftrtraffttt Aniunff auetnH ni#t ts9yaapet
unb sat@tfrlldtt lsin sonnte. 5a9tGe naete
aubyDtnt tn S9loft eiirae Ds(ontereS
, norSefaQett ffin ocsr nod vcr {i& A.ten.
!. Sd ea@fesbaytietr mad. b go Td mivaxf
J teab min Gteuhb 6afBsrsBt,,f ID ,t1trfsrt
/ aasaefsben battt, so Efanu ueyesbens
"Fea'aber mad. Dasi F@ eset0net tabtn i'm
t ne: 50 bor&te absr bSrte nistaS $50
bltdte bur@ bas GenR,r esSs 3tsssifte, In
esnt t@ MID btfanb uub fat auG ht&ts.
! Dos S&le6 bate 3trW rcrfprtnAtnbe
EBla8el tn ttnt etnen bsfano If 6mt6. Sd
4 tcnnte bura bae BenRer ben SsAeudbsiIie.
||Btnbsn GldBel iino bie game Dctbefeite
ipte baupfeetdupss abHlfbfal eeIaA9 al
tttlts lttQ 4nc buffet; ME e'fa,isptl tle.sfIF ia.
I Sd battt cine talts St.inbe asDattet.
pl6tli@ ipar q snifr, idles usna sin 81.
sEnsm etmatb eIntbsns mfr III, @ssxufw ae.
fb6rt Ibdtte. tGs ,rar binter ber EDsy6otae<
1nen 1apHttabat, aI(o afsabrf@tinIf4 In
BEN Cabtnst utetae6 Utsuntts;7 1un BEN
sr 9e(pro&en hate. 60 ntsi 6tf bcstlSe,
tnanb eingttreten fttn. Damn pdrbea Elm
pdar ra(@t 9@rttte ttts unp tsr asmatt.
Donn 8laubte t@ eint Stimd,t au- tbren,
aIs tptnn Stnatpa ssruftn lperbt.ts Aaee
| mar lstie, ftbr lift. aplSblidt iptsea pte
Gdpettntb dr Btt ffntt.. Gint Damtetf&ten
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07
&ttefeI urt6 S4ube !.
CHILD A,Co..

- ,.r,tsl.. f.,ses <sea ssuta srstfn e.r's. =,
~frtfber ~ q arent!@
. n 80. - sras, eraAs, sptidses tfsr sasf fst*r,
um(adtab ieee Perte IHb ois nsut]tn &utsr,
'"''.' sti&t t6mttt& se,tAuft rsetber ~ ''*- :
gretfen iprt6e ifneG Gcneurrtni anm66 t1atben!
Pefe xalbelserss etistel G. 44erssa- 60
Seaatsl eRsfa. 0fsts 9iss tssshs, oalassslsf foaH
e as:e sssSe assssst vi tnsna iasna s.s.n
r DSuts dsenbs cut Seaeaas5 ssssttst sas ~ dase
0sSSen uRb 0rsstsn. IL, I.
Dnss elvpers X tar tts Isst pts lebeu tste
sstt esrt sex se y sss. e!sess y eta g eatst''
EL LSehsr Nrtttel ptrea aarant.rt! "a
Beheutt 9tbett nab H<varatnren werbtn S'ifs
0<fe befStsf. .-'e,,@ i.f = r 80
Tnr 4dnbIer !
esbe MIR stasn arssea eorratt esess sase" stas
ttnb ertsa0 r5t pei&e nj. bgr&nufese 4as!ttatsn
taute Fnb III RtAe sb btn Duteab Seeaafea uat
ypar btastseu prefen als sssae tts aassres eaus
Gtaht.
q. 6. Gbtlb, .. 8. Gttlb,
y 0sstsx. :. Daseassft.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-08-07
4 ! 3a2-. :. .en ~, '.-''..'I17' .
g uo& dere1

~ 1885,. =; q. Gtf&t.t1,;3'.,.. :. y
~. 3s 3peltt, aat.: Dtr Maiias@ aiis straee,
s,ssnats sou ser ,sopa !e.aatsbans.
bavea,srs. 9swa;.
-'2a =. Sptten ats Mtten sen .
o. X = n4:.5,4s ss,b;;st3tI..tt:en .
4 III .eusitf@er aunb beuHaer a@psaae
., :rY,. ,ts ,'a'ssss s'.'fts s.ssf.stts'..5 ~
.::tx Il 1siaae'ttftssssfs ssatts! .ry mi ,
Mn3ti9e,1 !. .@p9enblatt
= - {. s.tb.s s.r.&..s Sssf.ti.: H.. >
, 'Uts' 0.sttrt SON n sette" tea<r 4 3su)
e;uaal. :: = 80 o. gie. aes..t.> : ~
S!s:. ps..sf s:,e - S:ss,tel S;s: ases 81
6fd7,,,">:. S51 III 9sstrt, 9see 3e.e(e =. =
SEar teSeS y wettere 0e,itrt $500 Ishe:
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14

of the rights of persons who by the extinction
of the States, have become free, 30 that under
the Constitution, they cannot again be ensli-
we'd,
s.. Resolved, That allegiance from the inhabi-
tant uni protection from the government are
corresponding obligations, dependent upon each
other 50 that, while the allegiance Of every
mhahitant Of this territory, without distinction
of culpr or class is due to the United States, aud
cannot in any way he defeated by the action Of
auy pretended government, or by any pretence
of property or claim to service, the correspond
ing obligation of protection is at the same time
due by the United States to every such inhahi'
lant, without distinction of collar or class nnd It
follOSs that inhabitants held as slaves, whose
paramount allegiance IL due to the Uuited States,
may justly lock to the national government for
protection,
9, Resolved, That the duty directly cast upon
CougicqA hy the extinction Of the Stntes il re.
infOrcei by The positive prohibition OF the Con-
stitntion, thai NO State shall enter into any
considerations, or .,wiIhnut the consrnt o Con
gress keep troops or ships Of war in time OF
pence nr enter into any agreement or compact
with another State" or "grant letters Of maIque
and repisa," or .'coin money" or "emit bill X of
credit" or "wthout the consent of Congress lay
any duties on imports or exports" oil of which
hnve been done by these pretended governments
aud also by the positive injunction of the Cnnsti-
tuition, nd1i essed to the nation that "the United
Sintca shall guarantee to every State in this
Union republican form of governments" and
that, in pursuance of this duty cast upon Con-
gress, and further cnioned by the Constitution,
Congress- will assume complete Jurisdiction of
vacated territory, where such unconstitutional
aud Illegal things have hceu attempted and will
proceed to establish therein republican forms OF
government under the Constitution and III the
execution OF this trust, will provide carefully for
the protection of all tue inhabitants thereof for
the security OF families, the organization of labor,
tile encouragement OF industry, and welfare OF
society, and will in every way discharge the
duties ota just mcrciful and paiernal govern
ment.
Mr.. Sumner moved to lay the resolutions on
the tnble
Mr.. Davis of Kentucky, moved to refer them
to the Committee on the Judiciary,
The motion to lay on the table prevailed
yeas III nays ID.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
uSEEuL INFORMATION.

q What is dew ?
A. Dew is the vap0r of the air condensed by
coming in contact with bodies colder than it.
self.
T. Why is the ground sometimes covered with
dew
A. Because the surface of the earth, (at gun
sei) is maiu very cold by radiation that the
warm vapor of the dew is chilled by contact aud
condensed into dew.
q. What is the difference between dew and
rain?
A. In dew, tho condensation is made near
the carth'a surface.
Ia rain the drops fall from considerable
height
d What is the cause of both dew and rain
A. Cold conlensiug the vapor Of the air when
near the point of saturation
T. Why do mist and fog vanish at sunrise?
A, Because the condensed particles are again
changed into invisible vapOr by the heat of the
sun.
q, Why ia the earth made colder than the air
when tho sun has set
A. because the earth radiates heat very free
ly, hut the air does not, in consequence of
which, tho earth is five or ten degrees colder
than the air, (aller sun set although it was
much warmer than the air during the whole
day,
q Why is the earth warmer than the air
during the day?
A. because the earth absorbs solar heat very
freely, hut the air does not in consequence of
which it is often many degrees warmer than the
air during the day.
Y. Why is the surface of the ground colder in
n iiue clear night than in cloudy day?
A. because on fine clear starlight night,
heat radates from the earth freely, and is lost
in open space but on dull night the clouds
arrest the process of radiation.
y Why is dew deposited only on Il fine, clear
night
A. Because the surface of the ground radiates
heat most freely on u fine night; and (being
cOolel downby this loss of heat chils the yapoI
Of the air into dew.
Q. Why does abundance Of dew in the morn
ing, Indicate that the day will be fine?
A Because dew is never deposited in dull
cloudy weather, but only in very clear, calu
nights when the cold currents of air are no
mixed with those of II warmer temperature
T. Why is there no dew on dull CLOUDY
night?
A. Because the clouds arrest the radiation o
heat from the earth; AMI (as the heat cnnno
, freely escape) the surface is not sufficient.
cooled down to chill the yapor Of the air int
dew.
q Why is cloudy night warmer than fin
one?
A. Because the clouds prevent the radiatiO
Of heat from the earth in consequence c
which the surface Of the earth remains warmer
= - ChamJersJurg Transcript
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14
SheriF's Sale.

a.Aa Hy vhtue ai ID wat ol l.-tAr Flcias 10 Inc di
1lsi leciei wilt lie exposed to public sale at the liots
l,,s kept ty Martin y Ba'l ia Delaware Guy, ked
hAEl. Lion hundred, New Castle County, Delaware, On
fKlDAI the .sth day oi February, 1902, at II O'Clock
A M the following desetiuud lot piece ot ground with
the appurenancss Situate lying aud heug IN Delaware
City aforesaid
beginning at p5int tiH northeastern side ul Will
lians at the distance of sNty seven eet northwest
wardy from the northern corner OF Clinton hnd ManS
street and running thence enthusiastically with a line
at igh ANGLES to Williams street hundred let thence
uurllN eslwardy with line parallel with Williams street
eighteen AleN Niudrt JnusUns lo thence south
westwardy with lis line huudtrt feet TO tile uOttl-
eastern side ol William. street, thence enthusiastically
and budng Williams Str le eighteen iect to the place
of beginning, Aud alsu all that other iot Vi piece oi
ground with the appuftenre situate IN Delaware CITY
aforesaid, beginning alta nplut tins southeastern SIDE
Clinton street at the distance ounH hundred and eighty
tee s1uthwestwardy rpui thu southern conner Of elm
and Second siett and Running thence Enthusiastically
with line right angles Ia Clinton street hundred
feet eight ael wids alley thence southwest wardy
and binding said alley forty feet thence northwest
wardly win line parallel with Heury street. one hundred
ieet to the southeastern side OF Clinton street, thence
nurtheastwardiy and bindiu ad Clinton street iorls
the place VI beginning be she contents more orle
Seized and taken In eNe4atv tAe property OF Emery
Watson and Lh1abrth MS wife sni 10 be sold BY
LEVI B. MOOGE, Sheriff.
sheriHs O1'e' New Castle, February 10th, lsda.-i4is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-02-14

TnE ARTISANS SAylNas BANK, No. III Mar
ket Street, Wilmington, Delaware Office open TO
receive deposta and make payments daily, ex-
cept Sundays, from . O'clock, A, NJ, till p.
NJ On Tuesday evenings from 7 to . ocl.ck,
and on Saturday evenings from TO o'clock.
Profits upon deposits IN this institution alter
payment OF necessary expenses, are all to be di-
vided among the depoaitors No salaries are TO
be paid to the officers until after the payment ol
dividends amounting to Mt least IS per cent per
aunum to the depositors.
The Charter enacts that no member of the
Board of Managers shall be entitled to receive
any profit or emolument for his services ns such,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
Managers William S. Ililes. Edward Belts
Eli Todd, Joseph W. bay, Charles W. Rowland
Thomas W, Bowers, George W. Bush, Edward
Moore, Leonard Il. Wales, Clement b. Smyth
Dr. j. +. Vaughan, James Scott, VIM. Canby.
WILLIAM S. IliLLEs, President
GBoRGE W, BUsH Vice President
JoHN p MoLBAR. Treasurer