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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-08
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ber @e3ogenen.-7. BurO: D 6en
nina q @romba6er; S 8tntsr; 8 8ole
q 8alasl; @6as Gubuer; @tas Seller; Bb
Sug@t; ii gBetb 8 Betsner; 8 B'ltnSsr
q GOlsbera s Rnduser; $ Rlstns % Den
ming; Vstsr a,upp; S 6oblsr; 50 sfNn'0n
$ 8eadsubOl3 q Stop; 6 SppeEman; !
6~enntnsbauln s 6rte. 484 petBe UNI
235 farbige Derlonen UurOsn Se5Ogsn.
@eprgetUpn.
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5 Saufman /; . 5sb; s RObrsr; 8 Gbsrlp
so Gdet; 8 EOtrer; q Sing; @b eOsr'
Eire. s Bortb; @bas DeterS. 0tjC9en muir
BEN i49 petse unO 40 farbtse BsrlOnsn.
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6srmon; p9 Ratlr; . epsIt; N @sOB:
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gun 9fesn Orleans.

New Sort, 7. dug. Ser Dampfer
SEQ. 8ofbtn9ton lit nit Na&ridten aug
9lsp Srlsans bts gum /. eingetrrfsn.
GtHe grpBe GAIL Snsaliben BON Der Nebe(-
len @arntion au 8tdsburs unb unsefdbr SO
reAtffrtrte TetnOe aus CT. 9ouiS unO onberu
Srtsn tparen bort ans'tOmmeu, um mad Mcs
bile bcfSroert st werOen.
Der Weue MenitCr Net6e mar gu Wt65burg.
8trl6isOene rsNsstmenter fnO In bet
8ilDung begrtfen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-08


Baltimore, %. Suii 1868.
0ie IuinertIomteit bes Buhlituu8 riro euf folgenbe
8errrbnunS serihtet .Het @
CircuIar Sep. 40.
y Die geScsenen 2ente wereen Solbaten i'm Dienfts
Der Ser. Staaten burd bic 2batfaGe, tab ipre gfauten in
Der 3iesnu8 9e3cgen netbtn. Die 8enaGrittigung, bic
fe Dur6,. ben profoButariGal erbatten, sibt nur bic G6atz
fade an unb ben SefebL. f& gum 9ienft 5ur hetimulteu
3eit uub oni b~eftimntep Blas ST. rnelben.
q Tclgenoc GItl6ebur9 eeS Son. Wbiting, GnwaIt
6es SriegsceparterlentS, nirb CUR Snformation fir IGe,
bic es betrifft, bsrSfFe tli4t Benn Semanb in Solse beS
Gurolirun9safteS pom 5. 0t6r5 1858 geaosen pirb, mn6
er innerbaIb 10 Gagen baopn 6nrds cine geI9riebene ooer
gebrldte g1otis bena6ri9tiSt tperben. Sieelbe lift beuts
ielben ~perlSnIid 5~u3uiteleu cber in ieiner Wcbnung a su.
seben uno Bat f9 ouf bieie Senadri9tiguns bin berielbe
Snm 9ienfte gu feIer, cbne etuen @riabnlann 81 brin9ea
ODER $500 gu Sabeu, pirb CT Gem 8efeke mad os Defer
teur betrGGtet uno arrettrt u1b fann hurtb Elm Grle9s9e@
ridt gum 3ooe ~perurtbeilt men Sen.
gGenn Seu1dne, na6eeut er geSogen, une bebcr CT tdz
bon benadri6ti9t ~crten 1T, ~oeiertirt, 10 Iou tie gpti5 in
feiuer 5uIest iune sebobten Wcbnuna binte, IoIien merber,
unb iolte er ft4 inner6Glb Der gtlebIiGen Srtft niobt ftel@
len coer einen gr,asmann b%eiblinsen crer $500 beSlblen,
triro ct ale Oeierteur betrd9tet unb bandt be6anbelt.
&c 9ibt teinen IusUe9, ourG ne den it6 5erlanb ter
Sffentli9en 8HiGt entsitbeu fam, tpenlt er Sesc9en ift
S6 9egentp6rtig ODER ~abrceIeub, Of er ieine Wobnuna
pe&ielt pter f9 iont benz Gebt, sa8 hie Ser. Staaten
auf lbn bdben, 5u ~entSieben iu&t. eS lift nusloS; uub mir
bur6 Grfitnuns ieiner BfIittt fam er es p~ermeicen, oIs Gin
8ertre6er behanceIt Su persen.
Bm. 81itixg,
Nnpolt tes 3rieSsoeportenentS.
Sa8 9. Srb,
General PrcfpsmoriGan.
Tcbert @dtbcart,
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(24Sn2m3mw

glohrtMt.


Baltimore, IL Sui 1853.
@entGB Der Srbinan, bee 8irSermeiiters unb Staots
ratbs boo Baltimore, be3isli6 bS gertanfs bon @t9en=
tbum fir u~nbesablte @ei6le BEL neuercffneten StraBen
pirb bierulit NaGri6t eeseben ben giseutbitmern na6-
tenar inter- @rnnbfiide, ME fe auf benz Elan bon gSals
nut attep o~useseben inb iaumt ben baraut 9%afteafen
@ebii9ren, baB wenn bieIe an cter Dor benz II. Au9utt
1863 ni&t besablt pcrDen inO, i'd beIGSte @runofude
an lenem Gag, M1ittass I'm IL l1er, in Der Mer1ants
geganse an ben 1ieifttieteuben ~perfeisern iperSe.
Oie Ssrfonfs6ebinSuu9en itnb berart, oaB Der Sdnter
Gem eltq Collector innerbalb "a Gtuncen ben 8etrd9 oeS
oeranI 9dfteuoen aiieimentS uno l~1utciten gu ~be5aPlen
pat per Reft Der Raufiuume 1erbleibt auf @reptt aif
5tpet SABRE uno etnen Gag Dom 8ertanfStase an gereGuet
unb itno 70 getaufte @runbfdtde alien jest carauf baflenz
ben Ooer III 3utarft 6arauf oelesten @teuern bes 9taates
Wfarplono nnc Der Stobt Baltimore untertpcrfen.
Got gtO. S5-Dsarp u. gtc6ee. SILL
got sto. so-Oan'el SSruemau ............. 1851
Got No. 4-Spbn @cpt. 16. 81
= -E2NzS Musufu1 IN. %rtce.
E121ul1Ouil11u1t) GtoDt@@cnettprs
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S 3ittrr. @e;oeen purben 200 weiee uub
Is farbtge perioneu.
10. DtRrttt,
Geo Slider 8 Duuder.
II. DtRrift.
SotOb @oB 81 Ot6sI Stto Suraer ; Wl
NOnb ; . 9 6olanD.
IL. DtRrttt.
0m Maul; . Maul.
It 8eroubun8 etnes 3atlmet /"
t ers.- 8or9etern 3og Der :3uhlmstter Wfc
SarIanO BON Ntp 9ampltire 100000 aus
Dem GG1bdmte, um asltern naG Der Vototnac
Nrmee obsuaeken. Wdbrrnb Der Watt It1bl
ether Ietner NnaefeOten, Me@arts, $4,000
aus Dem Ro6er, tpelHer bas G1slO entbtflt nuo
ser1Granb. Sberf 8afer'S @ebetmpOlt3iltsn
fanbsn TIN es1ern Morsen NIT BEN aan3en
Wsloe tn 0e1eOl9aft zines Sraueu;tmtners tn
8Gabeusburg, mo er In bic Sail 9eiedt purbe.
Dos 1. Neeerreatment bes
Dttritts 1T souenbst uab bsftnbst ld beretts
auf benz Wsee mad eiaem entfernten Jslb cer
GbGtt9tstt. Btr bofen uno ertudrten, ba6
mir SieIsS &abmli6e BON ibH, 3u bertGten ia
ben tperoen.
t8erbei1erung.-Nuf Nutoritdt zines
WolbtretOner 8lottes tGetIten tptr tar3ftG
nit. man tperbe bic @onicrtbtrten gum aus
fiQen Der resuldren @eetmeptsr bsnubeu. @te
MIR gelfern Nbenc aus DEM Star erfo9rea, TT
Dtele S~ebauptuns unrihttg, Gmf ieosn 6oG
berfyibt.
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0nn Der BOtnu1ac- Mrutec.

BaiBtngton, 6. Gug. Nus 3uUsre
Idiiger Qusle erfabren Dtr, Bag 9es's son3e
Qrmes, init Nu8uubme oes 5ta'lAen Corps,
6eyeits GaDtih bonn Noptoan ltebt (Uos MUIR
sine 8efattgunB b. fen tR. mas tpie bsretts qua
DounerRa9 p%orbegla9ten. .. R)
6reOeridsburg it nur eur& etne etn3tge
8rteoOe bes 0onsareet'lAen Corps belebt.
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c3eriidbte ubcr 0riebems.g sOrfAldqe.

0 aibtngtUn,7 Z. Dug. Na6 benz Sale
pom Sidsburg unO ber RteOerlase Sees ers
lAienen In staigen nSrDltAsn 3ettunsen 8e.
ri6ts. bic 8gtsOenffrase Iet TIM Cabinet BE-
iprUGsn unO Ia Jrlse zines SOrlGlages oeS
6errn Seruro, stne Bruclamatipn 3u erlaf'
Zen, wslae Gem lnoltbsn 0n,fs etne Wmneltte
anbtets, Die Gmnn3ipattOnseItldrung 3nriid'
;isbr, BITE gUnfecattOnsacte fuipsnotre uno
Dem Decentralization lOpte ben NeGten oss
iirltGsn 0oltee, NIT QuSnabme Der Naoelss
fabrer, gGub OsrIetbe, fst stne Spoltang TN
Gabinet enttanDsn.
@euerolanwalt Bates unb 6srr MCnt9Us
merY 8loir Isten fir pas S6emd, u1breno
@tanton unD @bale tbm bsfits cppcnirten
nnO OsOss 60 In eendBtster Detle bsutge.
Ster. no bos GOIf at abnline &artarea
aerSbnt TT, belt mon DtsIe BsrtAte ntGt bon
oenuoeunsr Dtbstefstt, I'm DIE Infmsrtiom~
feit mebr ale ODE, Ia<A auf ld gu steben.
So sratbt Rh iecON / 81, oaB otsI t @erthte
f6 etutn Oeg ua3 GuropG b%abnten, nno
bort Die @runrlase nsusr 2ufti&lSIef u~nltrsr
eurOpGiIGen 6,tnOe wurDen. DIr balten IS
baber fur geetsuet. 5u bert@ten, Dob Dteie @e'
ti&te O~urdaue Fetne tbotld Tide VegrinOuug
botteu, Dag nteualS siue IOlAe Cetatte uOer
iuI@e 8O,l&IGge oper tr9enO tpsthe SOtfAtdpe
zines 6rtsDtns O0er elmer IOl6sn Imasltte i'm
Cabinet aemaAt, Oper uOrsebroGt Unrrer, urb
boB potlrIta t.ine iOlasa Dtffcutloteu ent@
flou1en (tnr.
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Gntfbetrumsem ses INTERCHANGEABLE.

Der W,OfO6marlbol bat f~OIaenpe Vnntte
fstaeaeQt: u Ser O,ltrltt 1T nt6t msbr Iar
Dslerteure Der GonIcrtptton UerontwortltH,
ale fir DsIerteure aus ieinen Sol ntdr Rsgt@
meptern, p Die 8e3dbluns Don $500 be
frsit ben Dt(irttt BON Der 8erantDOrtttHfett,
stusu @ubntiuten 3u f,usn nnp ma&t es DER
0egtsrung 3ur YFiat, etnsn iOI6en 3u beEHaf'
fen. 81 DIR Dltrttt muB esute ffe0eu, pelGe
3um MtllldTDtenle oerl Ftlhtet uno tau8lt@
fnb. gguDere tSnnfn tim ntht 9ut9el4rtebsn
trerDen,
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sen. Oaerhans ouferaanpen.

ct. 9Outs, Z. Dug. @sfern NbeaD
traf bic outtentiids NaGriGt BIER elm, oob
@eneral Otetbaus 6ieler Sage auf uTlaub
mad ct. 9Cuis tCmmen ptrD. Sc 1T alto bes
itmmt ntdt tpbt Dieter @eptbtett miro f6
ie0er CUTE 0ntriot unb b~eioRcerS SeoermauM
inter lttnsn DsutiGen 9nuDsleuten bon 6sr3sn
freuen.
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EsEss 0ie MISUNDERSTANDING Der 2ebrer
Dsriammelte fG am 6. Os. In @bicasO. Gesen
1900 Delsgatea BON allen Stoaten tparen
~9esenwdrtts. l1uter ttnen ltnb pent9ifens
1900 Oannen. meilens BON Nsu @naLanp.
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Der MeitsIecer Der Oemtfben Union NeIiti
9thociation.
uelee %autcrtfirt itnb. @aben fitr b~ieietbeu gu e~uspfauseu
S. &uapp, 10 Sitb @abtrase,
s. @cnrat, 8 Glib 6reDeridftr.
g. Gaoiertbat, 10 9isbtfrase.
5. S6mib, 2 Gito GreDerifltrase.
$. WittiG. Gde bon Sigh unO @raubbHrase.
s. Gardner, 5 sforb Sisbfrase. .
u. Deilepp, 10 St 8altimcrefrose.
IS. Snapp. 6 eiiD G~reberidRnase.
@b. SurteI, s Oft ecmbarpfra6e.
8. s. &buntr1, 149 GrantliufraBe.
u. s.. Telcbaus, @de bon Ssb unb ssabettefrase.
p6. ScseI, @aloertpn4, nabe 6reeerif 0soab.
9. Bittrct, SO gtotb 6i9biraBe:
6. S9iIer, 10 CF Gapettetra6e.
u. GSoGe, 80 Geconbird6e.
y. Sasiitg, Gde Sarettes unb &opptetcnfrAee.
u. WattenfGeibt, AIS Weft 8altimprefrnse.
8. GteiG, 463 N3eft 8altimorefraSe.
@6. 3dbner, Ill @audlFroBe. r.. q
IT. 1ietrid, Caution 49,, 8eber8 Nrouerei.
". Weietittet, 6S gEdibingtpufrase,
5. 8rubf @de 8nncs Lno 8duffrdBe.
@bs. Wld&e, 282 g. gcuetrase.
Or. Btet, 1e 9tcr6 GhenfraEe.
8. Ga6ie. I6 gnIcrftraEe.
6. gtcu, @dc 8rooepap unb Orteamsfrase.
). Sfaiber, $50 r. @anltftrass..
u. GSees, 248 @bnfefraSe.
80. 9eimdn, Sd Gtcrb @utdtrfra6e.
Sultau, Eurubane, 800 Dtit Vrdttfrase.
g. RoutbaG, 81 @orb @%utdpfrose.
8. 6lei5@monr, 16 DcoerfroSe.
g. SoI5utann, 287 @eft BrottFrase.
s. 8reunis, 1919 2eetrase.
u. 1feiI, IL Brcpufra6e.
B6. Wader, l66 carbohydrate.
s. WettntarSbaufeu, 81 gorb PacatraBs,
6. Wtesner, 81 Seurietteirobe.
%. BerneburS. gde @Dailes uub Mcutscuterbfr.
8. Gtebl, Gde SAP urO @scttfrose.
6. Brad. IL 8ronniraSe.
ST. &rau1er, Sl9 gcrr @abitroBe.
Sr. GGubert, 1873 ScrrefitraEe.
6. Bauer. 50 Tbame8frose.
Sobu Grieeri6, 1873 Sft 8attiutoreftr., gorftser,
8. eeeer, Sc Uicgtbe,rpfrase, g6riftfdbrer.
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0emDFratiiAe @ta0tssG DnnentiDm in a8iscUmfGn'
Mtlwaufee, 6 Aug. Die oemOflatt-
Ine Stootas@ Onpsntton nUmiutrte beute 6.
Nalmer BON BIER gum @ouoernsur.
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2lt UermiefbeD4
Sine ante @eleaeuhett.

3wet 3intner rebf Slide i'm erten Stcd unb etne @arrej
limo an cine fiQe 6arntlte su p~errhietten st $. 8run.
y(c IS Glib Guiaipftr. (SROtl
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Rornnebl $40
MOlaGee. @uba Sc "a SO. YUrtD &icU
48 q so D SAL. 80
Sa(, @rOunb @lum 1.55 p cad, fei-
mes So. 40, 3urfs Sslanb 40 Cts. % 8ulbeI
UDm Store.
StGrfe. per1 8 "a 10 p ID.
WbiStep. Wenis Berfdnfe; fur &;ts anb
Bio 45-4G Sal.
3uder, @8rucerie 9.75@1l.bO, pDrtc sc
lo,1O-12, 100. NntsSrIeanS ffsin Yreis.)
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Ncme Mnjei8en.
SOc. Dem fr. KurnDeretu.

Gdnmtlt6e Nlitel seber perbe1 ri rsurh oufae Frbert, am
Dsnntde, ben 9. B., 30 rsens UNI 4 u6r, In ber Sane su err
&etnen, I'M ait Der fGttfnhenben EurnEobrt Eteit an uebs
nten. @n. GGtarb, Gurnp.
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~ 0rftpreiie.
8olt{mpre, ben I. Wuau

Baltimore, ben Z. Wuaut 1868.
NtabOteb. @s nurben $50 @tad dnge>
boten /; b~tcfelben wuroen u%erfduft IN $50
"a 5.75Y 100 ID. 200 blieben utserfduft
g d n { wurben III $7-S74 u~ertaufI.
9&ae nentee TIM Warft. - 4.50@5.OO
@leO6oI. 0ertGufe gu SO "a 50 &ents
% G'dpOne fur IS proc. prDDf.
aide. Dot So. 81, Pearl $6 90.
8ieuen.wa@s. SO a 40 Cts.
BaumwDIle. 81 "a 80 @tS. % 10
Cafe. 8tOB ID % "a 2s4, Sapa 36-37
QaauaYra 3l3 6.
8a~rbbSlser. Slau6clS $1,000
5rI&te. Sransen ST "a s p 8Or gt-
tronen IS a 10; trpdene Mpfel Z cts.
@ewIr5. ptement y ID 9 @ts. NaIfeu
N@ll Musfatnub SO "a 81 Muscate
blItbe As "a AT. a
@rODtf rnew. 9dultern y IL 81 a 8
Gotten 6, S6tnfen $685.. MeBspmf $l4.oo
&ets. Carolina fetaer ba, oiinb. g..
@ManU. VeruDtan: 2240 fb $50 "a So
8nOGenmebl $24.
- ctr eibe WetSen, wetBer l.S5@l.6 go -rp-
tier 1.l0@1.3O-
!9afer, 35-42 BEL Maas nnS 6s 10 Bel
@ewidt.
aOru, peises SO "a IS gelbes IS.
NOggen Warsl. 96-1 90 Vcnn1ylS. lib
@ehl. SUwarbfreet iuper ......$6 10
y ertra .......6 IS
" Tamtl1 ......S 62
ObiO h Rentuds Super ...5 81
y GrtlG ...6 IL
Samtts.. 7 90
Baltimore g. 10 90
Mrnoo.u4uhT &6 80.
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RM allen OentimeR.

bic aIetber brau@en, taeen mr o@tuassooa, b6 unlc gOr-
.otb vn aIeibern iebr bebeutenb 1T Hnb nnftre Rlstber btaiee
Aub. ole BITE trgenh eine8 0Eoeren Gaufes tn Der 3sobt.
Str fEnnt @u@ baraaf SerlaRen, SGb MIR 3n uaasieen gsrei'
:n Ste beten Rtetbsr oertauftn, bic nut eeulo&t werben tn
Neb27-- SIC. 40 80 e It % aLtkraCrefr
@tIt s1 bern reasn @Iase.
DO. 20 gBea 8aittnlOreItrabe,
90 Sst BITE beftsn nnh. O'nisisen &ietber :dufsn 'iSHa
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3u sertdufen ftett oe 9e0'e unb @turi6tnns elmer is
LANCER 3eit e~tdbltrten 0tefauratipn In etneTt eerdumtee
SGuie NIT GROCER 9arb uup Stoluns, beitens su etnern s
Serbter- @tabliliement erher SIdiIe seetsnet lin ndbe
Austunft raelbe man fb IN SR-3Cmtarofr Nr. 46. (mS
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E Sn so. 81 Oa.8 alttmurRr. BAT 81
Q. Srsger etne neue 8irtbIGoft einsert&tet
une erSfnet otsislbe am Dtenfus NIT Concert
uno srobem 9unh.
"a Seute IbenD Quartet @on3ert tn
Der Wes1ontcs 6aQe. B. Sapettar.
nsas- @on3ert 6eute Nbeno In DER oStgels
6ale", 8Onosnabe 8antRr.
~ @cnaert beute M6eno In Der Eurns
bale, 800 %. prattlr.
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0efAGff&DerIeQun0

SD setse meiuen ~seebrten &unben I'll rintt an, tas Id
rnetne Gtsdrrenbcy, 8ablit bon So. lis Gataeenitrr nab
JtU. 1872 0~1mbur4itr.,
;ipiEben 6dnoper. nnb 3enbenAnnfr., Uerlest babe.
tSpSgNp) peter @enfeIL.
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wphuuug oefuht.

GtHe ftue TGrntlie ptne Gtnher lu1t Gin freunbltheS 9cs
ats Don 2-3 .3immern. wpmSeli4 i'm Wtttelpuntt Der Stapt
SHerten beliebe man In bea Office bs. SIGttes a~bJuaeben.
iSU{uGdl
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Bum Uerfduf.

Die 8urrGtbe, Der CUTE @ile. bic @tntt@tuns un6 cine
:ebniitrtee Qedfe Der DETERMINATION unb bes Sptsthauies, Gle
oon Den 1plcanta Apenue uub 2 Strabe, weIbes iest quite
@ei9G te mo6t. @enueenee @runbe fur einen BE tduf pers
~Gneeseben. Etan paelbe iS art 9IGse leIblt 80 aIbtns :
., 6. ID Wp)
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Q. @pnSreb= Dtftritt bon Wtarplanb, !
ytc. 3 9ubs@retertrase, Baltimore. :
Baltimore, %. Suit 1868.
lie Iufmerfiamteit bes 4uhlituutS rirb euf folsenbe
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gsbinsuraen bel eerinse' ais has seiesltGe IbRnn6sselb
MAe, YpeIde Der 3ietnn9 intsrpcrlen inb, utb9en H9 TO-.
I 9 t ~perI6ultb ooer biteftd BET uns ~rteGSen, % bic 53tebune
In 6teiem Stadte baib Dor lb eeben trtrb.
MnfpruGe Don geriOnen, ueI@e BON br 3tebuns be-
ireit Eub. rersen etnsereift une cine SereiunS seifert,
(Dt Nlpl
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inter NutR@t Der .Oeut'&en @tfeafAafL1
Aue Dietsntgtn reIhe btntfde 1InbDetter. Arbsiter sesI
NenRndo@ n 5u bel tdfttaen wuni&en. irtrte 01e reutf&e VI
oe ~tudenpen mputn 40 perfE It'd ODER In ~ftdnttrten Drtef n
~ ben &asnt'n br @tIelr&att 6errn 3. 8. WeIGtneAcf
10. 30 EbaunesRr, wenteu, reEber rnentselSlt% ARsenn
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17
Thoughts about Women.

Do not jest with your wife about subject
In which there is dangerof woundlng her feel
ings. Remember that she treasures every
word you utter, though you never think of Il
again. d. not think Of some virtue In auolh-
or man's wife, TO remind your own of fault.
Do not reproAch your wife with personal de-
fects, for If she has sensbill.y ypu lnlct outd
difficult to heal. Do not treat your wife with
inattsntion to company. Do not upbraid her in
the presence of o third pereon, nor entertain her
with praising the beauty and accomp mplishments
Of other women. If you would have q plsasant
home and cheerful wife, pass your evenings
under your own roof. Do not be SEN or silent
In your own house, and remarkable Tor soeia.
bility elsewhere. Remember that your wife
has as much need of recreation as youreelf,
and devote portion. .st least, of your leisure
hours to such society and Rmusements as she
may join By 90 doing, you will secure her
en- Hes and increase her affections. .t y.
Do not, by being too exact In pecuniary mat.
ters, make your wife feel her dependence upon
your bounty, IL tends to lessen her dignity Of
character, and does not increase her esteem for
you. II she is q sensible woman, she should
be acquainted With your business and know
your income, that che may regulate her house,
hold expenses accordingly. Do not withhold
this knowledge, 10 order 10 cover your own ex-
travaganoe. Women have keen percept on
be sure she will discover your slfishness, aud
though no word 10 spoken, from shat momen.
her Iespect is leesened, and her corfi ienoe di-
minlshed, pride wounded, and ttousand, per-
hsps unjust suspicions created. From that mo-
ment is your domestic comfort on the wane.--
There caa be no oneness where there is no.
full conAdencs.-[ Woman's Tnoughss About
Women.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17
Insane Beyond a Doubt.

We were told 9 story the other day which
viii bear repetition;
A conscript from one Of the eastern towns Of
this county, accompanied by friend, lately ap-
piled to the board In this city for exemption
from The draft on the ground of insanity. On
being asked what insape act the man had COM
mttted, the friend stated many little things
that no man would do unless berefs Of reason,
and closed by saying that the chief act relied
upon 10 establish the oonscript's insanity WAS
that he voted for "Honest Old Aben The
members Of the board decided the matter after
consultation. Although the future histori an
would In oil probability write the man down
insane, they could not let him 60. The gov
eminent needed soldiers-and greenbacks.
Here is another almost as good:
man was drafted 10 another town who had
been dead year or two. The administrator
was In some perplexity as to his duty In the
premises, and applied to distinguished law
yer in this city for advice. The attorney heard
the case and gravely told his client that as he
was the sole living representative of the de-
ceased, the President would probably decide
that he must either 20 10 tue war or pay $500
The administrator Immediately resigned hil
position, and recommended O vigorous prose-
cutlon- of-the-Wsr man 90 his successor,
Wehave another: -t
In one OF the towns Of Sheboygsn county
the draft hapl eued 10 strike abolitionis.s almost
70 man. They called an indignation meet
ing Immediately. After appropriate speeches
iesolution was passed censuripg one Of the
board for not taking care of:his friends; and 4,
was further resolved that the entire board wtrs
nothing but "d--d copperheads In disguise !"--
Fond du Lac Press.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17
No Children.


weialk Of Adam and Eve, says an exchange,
% having been before the tall In happy con-
dition; but one thing they missed-they never
we're children! Adam never playe ''hooksy;''
he never drove tandem of boys with q string;
he never skated on q pond, or played ball, or
rode down hill on hsnd.sled. And Eve never
made play. house; she never took tea With
another little girl, from, tea-table set out with
the tes,thingsi che never rolled Q hoop, or
jumped the rope, or pieoed baby quilt, OF
dressed doll. They never played bllnd-man's
buff, or pussy wants corner, or hurly -burly, OF
any Of the games with which childhood dis
perts itself. How blank their age must have
been within. no memories Of early youth came
swelling up their hearts; no visions Of child.
hood q Eating back from the long past; no moth.
ere voice chanting lullaby 10 the ear Of In
fancy, In the stiil hour OF night; no father'l
words Of Kindness speaking from the church
yard where he sleeps. Adam and Eve, ani
ihey alone, Of all the oountless millions Of mel
and women that have ever lived, had no child
hood. reA9,s ~ zee p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-17
Che Obio 6tatesnra,r
Work for the Future.


The following sensIble advice appears In The
DstroI. Free Prsss. II IL Addressed to tho
Democrats and Conservatives of Michigan
We oommend II to the thoughtful oopsidera-
,iou Of every pstriotio man In Ohio, and In
every Northern STATE:
r,syfa NOW 10 THE TINE.
II the Democrats aud Conservatives desire
to carry this s. ate.nexs fall for the Union and
the Constitution, 10 eieot Presidential electors
for some capdids'e whose love Of bis country
rises far above oil mere consideration Of party
triumph; to elect the very beat men OF the
State TO represent Michigan In Congress--now
\ is the time to organize and prepare forit -
From present Appearances the war will not
have ended before the Presidential election,
ard upon the new President and new Congress
will deyolve the hnaf settlement Of the lmpor-
ta1t questions which have ever been discussed
In America. War, In Its most horrid form, the
gravest q1esions Of finance and taxation, In.
volvlng not only public policy but political
economy, must be discussed and settled. To
act We our part ss State on such an occa-
sion, We want men Of far high,r order OF intel
lect than those which have fepre,ented us since
the Republican party came Into poWer-men Of
proved integrity, ripe experience, and signal
ability. Can We secure suoh representatives In
the executive aud the Legislative derartmsnts
Of the National and State governments without
more thorough organization thin at preiept
exists? We doubt II. Much has been said
abou, the expedienoy and necessity OF q per-
feet organization. We doubt whether II can
MT be improved In every township In the
State. What is needed 10
First. An arsocIatlon iu eacA township and
ward In the State, which shall have the name
OF every Democrat and conservative voter duly
recorded and returned TO the central organize
tion for the State.
Second. An agreement and undertaking on
the part Of each association throughout the
State TO ascertain how many Of the voters are
without neWsp ipers, and see that Il is want is
supplied. Il 10 Of ths frtt importance 10 scat
ter broadcast over the State, exict and reliable
Information upon all the questions Of the day
II 10 knowledge which is wanted, the truth
which Ia needed, and II there is an association
10 every township In the State, whose labore are
confined to this end. there is no reSson to doubt
that. every voter will be tbofoughly potted upon
the important questions of the day.
We can not impress upon our readers too
strongly the Importance Of carly action
There 10 no time to be wasted il we would pro-
duoe the result we 90 much desire. From this
time on until the day Of election our papers
must be filed With the discussions OF questions
affecting us most deeply. The causes OF the
war. The errors Of men 90 we'll 90 OF parties,
the burdens We have now and those We are la
BILE to in the future, TO support and maintain
the National 90 well 90 the State Government,
must become familiarsto every one, II they
would vote wisely on the day of election, and
this Information can only be found In the news