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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07

The Yankee cavalry in North Mis-
sissippi, by whom the rebels have been so
much frightened, consists of infantry noun
ted on mules, and called the Jackass brig
ade. The mules are only used on the march
and are tied up while the fighting goes on.
1t works well for quick movements.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07

Nor ADVISABLE. = The Wilmington,
On. Gu Journal says the reason Gen.
Hill did not capture Washington, N. c.,
was that it was not advisable under the
circumstances
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07

"A young woman in Cincinnati y
week met a young man named Noble, W.
had been slandering her, and threw wi I
him pitcher of boiling water, graPpsa|
him by the throat and made HIM re" a,T.
all be had said, and finished up by pre-,
ing the pitcher over his head. WIZ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-07

~ The plot of the iron-clad Keo-
kuk passed through Philadelphia last
Thursday night, under arrest. 1t is
charged that, in order that the rebels
might capture her, he ran the vessel upon
Morris Island; also that he is the same
man who piloted the famous rebels, Mason
and Slldell through the blockade.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-14
leinem 9a0rss 8aa ab9altsn, uno 3tpur In

leinm Sa9rss Bal abbaltsn, unb 3tpar In
HebenbaAf. it ssa9
Gy NuA Der Wobapfe Stamm SO. 80,
u. . 81. 81, baIt am 0lontas in Der 6ranfs
ltn 6a1, Galteru 40, nabe B~rpaprny, leinen
eritea 5abree>gaa as, ipO;u bic bslteu Nn-
prbnun9eu g~gtroffen fnO. mfls#
IS 9err u. 0tSHn9er, glr. 13 g, 5reee.
rtfltr., bat duf Montag N6enb Elm 9emiitbs
tides Rrdu1ten arrnu9irt. .
&S @benio bat 5err Yb. S9Snfelo duf
Nloata9 Nbeuo elm &ran3&en neblt Nuslpie-
lung Dfranltaltet
& @pn3ert beute 9benb tn Der ar
bettsrbnue, 9. 8rebertdlr.
&G Qmn0 Montas unD Dtenitag MOrs
gen IN Der Go9an 5au, Gde 8Cncr anb Bauts
troBe.
&e 5err Sobn 6eiile erSfnst am Wlcntae
letne nete gGtrteihaft in $50. 3O2 SUb BOnbs
Itr. NIT eiafm O~eIifaten QunG. @
IS Sumo, Or. q. gGets6aar ptro ain
W0ntag WUrsen pieOer einen orsgtsetGneten
GtnW auIttlGen, %rUrnuf mir JetnIMmefer
gang beonOers aufmertIam maHer.
&Y gBtr lenfen bic MufmersIamfeit Der
Gnr3dtler auf bic 8efdnntmaMuno DeS @itY !
GCleftprs aaf Der 4. Sette. 3aag
SSs 0eluubBett fir ben Sol6aten -
gtt ;eoen Soleaten, Der in Der S@aht fdlt tptnmen ,sbr
nm enrd9 PIC teu9te Na9Iluft. Rteine @aben bon $ vi o
MAPS Vtll en- Ieoen anoeren Abeub eenonmen, eOtriats
Slat nno tGern ieeem Niann cine tr6fttse &efunbbttt.. Nur
20 eeEts PER o9adtsl Sae3t ~ (21s)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-14
Da8 NeeMefte boa Stce8bure.
Sine nit acbten bela6tne garfe paIlirt Die
acknowledgements.

@ntrp, 13. 5ebr. Mempbts 3eituneer
bonn IL. b. N. brtngen Die Na6rtGt, bab
bte @Or9ut Der 8ebslen In Miiiiippt fA In
Stoltna betn0e uno Die Ourtb General Grant
serllGrte &tfenbabn tpteber ber3ufe1en pers
Jude. Die unsantise 8ittfrun9 per36sert
tbre weitersn Bepseun9en.
Man 9laubt, DAP pte 8e6eIem etnen 6ruBen
She'll ibrer 8tretnia-Armee uuO au6 Die
@ornilon BON WCbile, nit NusnaEme BON
1000 Mann, naA 8ifsburo perleet baben.
Die @iIenbobn BON Selma mad Niertpidn
BADEN bic 8sbsaen p~olenoet, uno Ino raourG
i'm @tanbe, tbre Strstttrdfte bel 8tfsbur9
INnea az concentriren. Dte lrtcte Ourhr
fiibruna ibres GUnlcrtptipns- @elebeS Seran!
la6t pirle Qeute aus Nlabama unO MtIFlfppi
naG Dem ylcrDen gu FiiGten.
Gin Dampfcr, pelGer unlere 6lUtte bel
0idsburs am WtOntas OerlteB. brinst Die
Neutetett, baB am SOnnta9e etne 6~Cblenbarfe
Die fetnpIi6en 8atterteen paIfrte.
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eOfaIberi6te ans SSafbtnatOm,

t Ser a nm u beS 5teu6fnr
@eretns. (Spf5tell bsrtGtet fir ben Bal
tImUre Wsfer.) = 3ufUl9e er8dngener @ins
labung ~striammslte liA leBten Mtpntas NbenO
Der ,Steuten Berstn" IN @mri6's 4OFal. Der
@&abmeilter mites einen 6afienbeltanO ron
$463.75 naA, pel6er Ieitber an etnen bielts
gen 8itrser gu 6 Prp3ent perltebfn mar, per
biret burN utberfdreibnu9 bon 0runbeigen>
tbum. Die1es @runoci9enttuul parpe THE
l1nelt S~erfanft, uno Die &tnSiebung BEG go
items purce resbalb belblrhen. Der 8orfanb
tpirb bas gelb auf's Nsue Serletben unter
G6nltHen 8ebin9nnseu. Bonn aIten 8ortonb
pes 8eretuS InO Die 6erren 51immeFennts
mnb @erbarDt TN Jel0e, DeSBal63 fpIrbe zen
6erren @Serle, YeblerS, @lub tno @ellbau@
fen bic 6erren @alpeder ulp @inSIf beige.
figt, 70 DaB BON Der Neutpubl zines 9anSen
BDrfanbe5 abge(eben wuroe.
Die 8prbereitunaen fir ote 61tr be8 Sol
batenunterfubungS : Setetns" ntbmen tbren
nnaetGrten 6ort9an9. Der Seretn BON Do
men aus ObtO wirb BEN 8erfauf BON Botl
austs ~belcrssn, treIfe ibm aus Den Gfentliden
@drten am Das Capitol, icwIe aus ben Greib@
bdulern bes NrdfOentenbaules freunplth gu.
AeIaet pOrDen linp ebenlu miro bieIer Seretn
bte SHmifung bes QctalS pur1 Blumens
@usfsaumeen belOr9en. Die erfte Senpune
BON auspartS, lst eS CUR Gbre Der Oeutihen
@OlOnte seIast, befanC aus Bettrdeen BON
gee 9arbOr @ttY. SEPT TT Die Sadie 10 tit
9eDteben, OnB Oas @pmite bereits 3ul6riften
aus Mtlrautee, Wisc., erbalten sat. 3uIfnz
bunaen aus NepsgOrt ftnD Dem @Omite OurA
WeaD. Grtebr. &app uno Stab. 5usO Ne-
IenOont su9efOmmen. @faD. DetmOlo Gus
Nep. gOrt lonOte perlUult4 $50. s, ID
Na&gem GteS a6l. @elS.-
Gin Mann Namens @9arleS RplenbulA wu =
be auf Die Nnflaee BON 90. s. Sntt9(Sl /,
nuGesmaGtes YapiergelO abl4tlt@i In umlaltl
oeIest au baben, Derbaftet uap Dor ben 8ris-
6ensrt6ter eebraAt. Die lluterfn&nng MIR.
be ieOo6, 6a Der &ldeer nift eriGten, aaI
n6Gten Wcntdg Dor Suffice 8planb verld11
ben. Ssn benz Marrant 1T bic Nrt peS papttr'
aelbes ni6t fsfssfeut es beibt nber, Der NtT
aeflaete bate Dem Slayer $4,000 IN combine
rtrtsn guten fir $500 b%ertouft, Otsle $1,000
ober bGtten aus folIAm na&geabmten OlOicu
befanoen. Nun fragt es ft&, 1T eS etne Gal<
Stuna Dor unIeren @e1eben, oas @elb Der Ste
beuen naGsuma4sn Uper 1T Der d6te 2Silt
ebeulCptel rrertb, pte Der lndHte ? Seoenfata
Elm 6abC6er 6aa fir Observation-Disclosures,
-.asrana. ~ nsUN ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-14

EGH Sbeater. - Nm Mpntaa mirb
auf Der Gurner- 8lbne bic lGGne 0ole yNp-
pei contra Sdwte9erIObn" aufgefabrt, NOR
auf mir bas tbeaterliebsnbe @utltfum ouf~
merriam MAIDEN. re.
Bg Der Arbsiter. 81 laneperfin BAT auf
WCntag Nbenp In Der Ne6anics 6aQ, Mefs
6asettetr., etnen sroBen Wasten. unb @tpil-
Baq a~rramsirt. DAFT sS auf pemlelben nt6t
an Sun" feblsn ptrO, bafiir bat bas Gomtte
ote beiten Nncrbnun9en setrpfen.
re 9err 3anSebrer 6leYer bat ebenfalls
auf MOntus NbenO In 8aumeGrtner's Saa,
Nlbemarletr., etnen Wasfen~, 8onc9= uab
OrsB Sau ~arran9trt.
EE Serr 90. S4tlbas BAT auf Wlcntna
In Der @etern 0all, @de 5uparp> unb 2er~
instpnitr, etnen semIIbltAen @ripnts8oa
arranatrt. fosl4l
! EsF Die @uttenbers 9cse SEQ. 3, Il. 8.
3D. 3. 9. wirc am Monta9 Nbsnb Ia Der gBe>
fern @btna 6aG, Baltimore nabe Srempnt>
tr., ibren Sabres=8aa abbalten.
Ezg Der 5armrnte-B nnb geo. II, 9.
-, .. 3d. nitro am @Untas Nbmb ebenfals
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NunOcsbauntHaht.
i'm Ner ud, Die @Ipfabe su bred

Teim Der md, Die &Iofdee Al bredten, nbsefaft.
80 aIktn9tOn, Ia 8sbr. Oos Smlff
vRin9 Ybilipp" fam Aeltern pom unteren Dr7
tOmac bier an mil etner NnsoN 0sfan8e1er,
psE4e Dor stpei Ndttten 6eim 8erluhe, nadY
Der NsbsIsnlrtte iibsrSn1eben, BON Dem MSr-
lertOut Dan. Smith" absefabt t%puroei,. Sbrs
Namen inb @. S. Cameron, @uplon in Der
liOliGen Mrmee; SUhn @abel, Elm janSfr
Mann aus @eureetUpn /; .. @banbler nnb
81. Stole. Der SEER Captain bate etnea Scf=
fer Bel t6, wel6er NIT Stbeln an9efiNt mar,
- Gin Fmrtpler NrtiteI fir tnn9ernbe 9eute.
GeneroI Sanrs Commando.
0a1btnetpn, 13. Sebr. Die oOit
gtrbenenfreunoen perbreitete NaGrtht, als
berrlGe unter ben Sruppen BON OanfS I'm
crenune unb tnsufrtepen6ett, bat Ii6 oils
@tnObntelei beraussefellt, uno na6 pff5tell
erbaltenen Depeihen IL seraee Sas @egentbetl
Der 6aH. ss 6a da
General W1ntor 5remput Bat nm 8erpen.
pun9 i'm attipen Dtenlf uaGgsIu6t. 3.
Die Seatipnal &aats nnS Ban FnpttnsSin.
@a66 13. 6ebr. SIN banle
tit bis iebt In 8etref pieier Sia nihts peiter'
eei6ebsn, ais baB Iie gum Drud b%tOrcfrt
tpurce. tia' "
llnipns@ unpeMtion. auf 99g IA
Darlington, 10 8sbr. @eneral
6amtlton aus Geras ptro ner arf Den ~.
b. ~. in Mau6eter, Nep 9ompl9tre, fslt5e=.
lebten GOnpsnttpn beipCbnen. y.
nterfudbumss 6 Omite.
@a19tn8ton 13, 6ebr. @enernlabe
iatant 6DruIenb bat beute cine Srbre erlals
fen, ponaG Elm @Omite bon orei Sff5ieren sr=
bilbet wirO, peIGe bte 9enaueiae unterlndun9
ou,u1ellen baben, Of unO wslde Sff3iere TN
Ser. ct. OienRe lt6 nit 8numro0entanoel
befust baben unO metGs Sff5icre @riantpellps
men pdle gu ir9enO etnem Sanpel anf Gem
Mtlf1fppt 9eeeben babsn.
OfHceme 8abric0tcu Oon europa. q
@al9tn9tDn, ID. 8ebr. Der Sntalt
Der OurA Den lebten Oampfer itterbraGtsn
Dspelden 3etgt etne etpas Before Sttmmune
Den Ser. Staaten ae9eniber, niGt cGein pm
@stten bes enelilden @CuoernementS lOnOern
Dee 1anBeM @Cntiu9entS. Z
cc{n Der 3iitftt fanp zine Minilerfrilt6 ltatt,
neil nit Dem Sultau nt6t mebr ausjufcmmen
lit unD man befiirGtet, bab Die Dltlt6e 6rage
ppltti(Ae Nerptflungen berbe[tbrt.
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Ssppts& pntmi6Grs@of1cc,
geo. II Seconb1r.

--s5f. 3eau u3Rl m Baltimore, Mo.1e
eBerfteaeIteMn9ebef perSen ing en- M m N
(nur ppn eriter 5ano) bis Wontag ben 10. Sebrrar 1868,
Utittaas IL nbr, in Der Office oeS lnterSetnuetcn sur 2ttfe.
rung BON
10000 8funb Mbamanttne 2t6ter lie llnasr
t4 auf has Yiunb). Der BRAND" ruB a19essben mers
ben uno beIeIben In 8cren nit telen griireR Dido.
i57 r02BGnbern terpaft fem Sas game QnahtunI uuS
,ar iCiort abeeheftrt peroe1.
( Sbtoe Auaetpte fino ~penieben Seotn9unaen unierporfen
mite tie ~aepDbnltt bet netneu BefanntnaGInssn fur VrSptcnt.
0Orrdtbe %publi5trt ttnb.
6. ERomaS @uIriSau,
5ebyla=ler ss isa5 Capt. Y. 8. 81 Der. ct. 9rmss.
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TAr SDmtraFtpren.
SepOt-S pnmtHGrs=Sf
~. N2n II GSecnnHfEr

$50. II Secpnbtr.
,e- l3 e1a Baltimore, Wlb.
8erfteeeIte Pin sebpteW rbenan gen ON m en-
lnur Scn erter Sdnb) bis Samitds cen IA Sebruar 1858
WtittaaS II .ubr, In Der Sffee ots lnter5et6neten CUR 2tete.
rum Bpm 4Ha.ie ~ &
$4,000 8ufbel (57 tb aT bic 8uitel) quite aeiunbe Bermuba
flbetbiuttee p6er I%ptbbGutiee SmiebeIn tn ss6IIern.
y De Sdfer mhfen fart uno bic 86beu ~6erfelben gut
seq NIT grunenl pidUrp beltfastn uub absultefrrn Wts
fcl9t: 1000 Suihet tebe iebeu Gage Ogft IA. Tetr.
an BITS sur @Oaenoung eeS @~pntrattss.
Stetcr babcn ben 9rs,S per Bftnb ~anjustben, .inI< eBli6
Der MuIter.Yatets.
Cbtse AnsebOte itnb ~benfelbtn Scbinsunsen uater,pCrlen.
wis ie stp6pnItb bet meinen Setarntmefun9en tir GRO
oiant- 8DIrGtbe publtsirt itno.
3ablunSe1 ipercen in lOlben 6Cnbs 0erta6t, ais 0era6e sCr.
r6tpje inp, uub penn feline %pprbanoen, ICbalb ais frlhe Elm.
laufeR. g
Retne @intdafe ipsrOen bon Sc;eiFOniaeu eertadt.
t .itH &bpma8 s. SuIIiban,
6ebr10z14 Capt. IL. 6. O., g. ct. @ru1ee.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Cine Sertuete @crlammlung Der 8etoil qtouor gsoren
plrS at WtOlItag ben l6. 6eGrunr 1868, @o6nttttoaS . utr
II Ste9attte Sal a~bsebaltet weroen umO rtr6sn 6es6al6 adj
Jtetatl Stqupr Dealers bterburd erluGt. in oteIer IerIarnnt.
lung gu eri1einen. 3pef iel Berinnlmluna IN, rem prsis Be,
@etrants gu erb5ben.
~ SDep ID Urn MuFtroop
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GDarleSnr. 8amDereiuBO1D. Q.

Ndaftn DOnneritss, ben 10. O.. Wits, Sabres Geriaum.
lung iino UeanttenGa6l. Muh fcer6en an btelern absn6
4ntbtiI-gCtl9afe o~usgebsten uno .lber einen [Ssiessgsrs
dnoernness@eriHla9 a~b8eitimmt. 3
l-ea 8. 2Hbfe, VrdE.
70 ". aH teeH at| y nRhuIN. E&Hr
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NeAe An1etQen.
Mcmsr u

Nae Dtrjsnt9en, Wetde it'd einem n,ucn 9 uSerein ant lille
zen ropIsn5 fueteen hermit IreunbIiflt einoeIaoeg' fb rS%.
len Oatnlta9, ben u. bebruar Nbenbs 8 lbr, in Der q beu.
itHs bs 9eErS y. Dal@ am $VltaS Itarfet gO. 1s9 tin3u
lneea. 5os gg
gu -l.- S. Gar1L \
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Mm3etas.

0iele 1lttsltfher tes fCcten arseflauieusn Srautltu gos.
y sreinS BADEN etnen neutn ~eesrunbet unb IDatn am n66fer
uatttpp@ ete geitst CUR Nnnatne S%crltseen. ale, wsl6t
9ef0nnen fno, bemfeibeh besutreten, werbtu bternttt etnoeld.
ben, ib am WtittrcG, ben l8. B. 3d., Mbenbs baGb 8 ubr, I'm
Rotate ees 9frrn 8. SGnar9, @fe pcn 8pnt~ un6 Slettfrase
etn3ufiHbtn.
SllD sa t t fN"3 -N n N IA n.nf CIV.
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SepptsS pmmtiH6rs@Cffce
93c. III SecCnptraEe,


Nc.s7l SscCnpl traBe,
Baltimore, @S.
8~eriteeet elite An8ebOte werbeu ngenpmm
(pnr Spn erIttr &anb) bis Wtoatag, cen 16. Ietruar 1863
NRtttd9S IL ubr, our 2teferuus Spn $ en-, 8Orn In Ietrei
lno Sutter itlr ben Wteb.oOf eeS @Oupernements aut perm
Eubman's 6arm an Der g8aibin9tcn &uruptte, unsefabr
AletIen rpn per Stact aele9en, In Mbtbeiluneeu bon rinf,te
(50) SorrslS &rrn IN aegren; is6s (6) EDnnen $4,000 Ii
per EOnne) Sen, often, OSer ssbn (10) GDnncn Juttsr tdsltG.
DaS Sorn wtrb tn Der garb sem'ien. Das 5eu unb Gut
tr mirb nab Dem @emttt 9enDmmnen, fpeIhes BON ~unbetbei.
|Itsten ianperftanbssen pftfUnen anerfannt iein muB.
8oriGld9e muheu bultItf lperfGrtebeH fem: "PrOposals
for Rav, Corn and FodderH ,
I OFsrtIh iinp entpeper bis gum Is. Sebruar bi 9teobcr
Subman pter in cteier Office nor Der Cbea aCsestbenen 3eti
~ab3u5eben.
ct. 9te9ieluna betbrtnaGn. . 4i-
3ablnng wirb in iDI6en 5On6S oeleifet. pe Aerabe an
Sanp uHb weun tetue ~polrdtti9, iCbaib ais ,rIne ~eingeben.
Seine @tnfdufe perbcn Son Sese0fpniiten senlaGt.
Gbpma8 6. SuIIiban,-
6ebr10z14 Capt. II. 6. O., Ser ct. Nrmee
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Matr15en uno S6neemattem bon anS9eset9nete1
0ualtdt inO gu ~Oerfauten in tsn Nlarplanb !3ubtbaus (Pe-
nitentlaryl.no AAsa 5aT 8. 5lr4@ "a a9aI,J 6r,l8 9
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+. ". Scmnet & Gn., AnftiumGrr.
TrnffccsN erfnnf. ~ -

WtBBt UftIitI9ttIng pUH VruhDei9ElltBulli, DeF
QafaYette>S quare Comp. tn Baltimore auses
5'@ bSrenb. @
90 Isber 800 pafenb selesene SonpIdte.
Ole inetS e9neteu GraltfeS Der qafapstte square @eup
Wirb 0f s1ent,tder Mutttpn in 6em @rhnnas leffaufsIpfal
nebeu her Yeft In Ger Siaot SaltsnrD 49,
am WtitttOUdb, BEN as Sebruar, Wittnss L nbr.
{teteu5ebn squares @runb DerIteisern, ipelbe in
SeetiOneu unb Cots etneetbetlt ftu6, lpte foldt. "ti
Stc. NO. l-13 Qots, 37S Gue an SSremcntffr.
See. 40. e Cots 179 SuB en- SGrSorfr.
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6Areiner! &dbreinerI -

y Gle sosite @eriamnluns htr Shretuer fn6et am Dienhau
9tbeno7 Ibr i'm 2Ctnle btS 9ru. 36fnaer, Rv. 10 Gio.Sre.
SertdHr. TAFT rtu elm ieoer S&reiner erfltt Ia, gu erIGeinen,
SSGaSs. o[amt' Y e.Ir
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Nerlan9t urt6 9efucDt.

SerIangt. S IItSft: ssS :iats' s'r He S}p esit ss;s S Sspsi;s ss
eeIltebt e6enlO 2 cute SiI6lcr ftncen caueln6e 8eIG6fttsNne
in 20. 90 Nselt- Snlttnorefrp @fe SCItoap, TN 2. Sted.
VI -tor 1t se4
Mcf1tht tpirb tn elmer fIeiuen Sdnntlte Elm bentf&es W6b-
S|Iu11i den Ss maiden, fpden unb biiaelH Tam 1873
6aeettetr., srii6en paea unc Gutbp. no
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sIsf4g $3.50 In s24sgH@ 'ta EsiAaas
.asRfzs08 20 asAN -9.l5
.al!ab@ d9bS
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SectiOnen 40, al, 42, as, A, 40,
0Dtt5. DieeS 1T bic 9rEBtt @erltdee,lir8 erlter 8Iaiie
gdupldse, BIZ je In Ger Stabt gum 0trtdu rffertrt Mutten
UNI perpient babel ~belDnbers ce Aufnertianteit von @afita-
ltitcn. A1e oiele Straben fno NrGoiltrt unc 9epHattrt, aus
iebr autent 3sItanbe uno vii einem eiIetnen @5eIGnoer uhige-
ben uuo btIoet ~husefdbt oas Centrum tteies@trunbttaentbams
aud bat ntaa Won betnnse eiptm jeben bisier plate etne itn9e
btnoerts AuSidt auT Die GaD lnb %nin9e9eno. ~
Btbtn9an9eni Stu Dtittcstl baar unb ben Ot.it In g., IL
lino Is Ntpnaten nut Snterelieu Satlbar NIT btnreHbentsr St-
9eIttit our Sefrteoi9un9 Der SrufeeS.
Die 3et1nuneen fine BET ben Autttpndreil Su baben; jcoe
|ettere anstunft in 8eslg auf has @isentbnnt ertbeilt 2 IAN.
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3u Derfdufen.

Tebts, IA, I8, 21,2 % "a, Is
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Too Much for linn.

A Texan who was returning home after
the battle of Buena Vista, having got sepa-
rated from his companions, and bis horse
stolen by the Indians, was obliged to take
il afoot. Walking leisurely slODg one
Sunday morning. with his rife on bis
shoulder, looking out for game to make
bis breakfast on, not knowing what day
Of the week it was, he suddenly came to
small stream on the c:nfnes of Texas;
not knowing that be had reached the Dor
der OF his own native village settle
ment
Perceiviug that the stream abounded 10
fish, be took hook and line from bis
pocket, and procuring some belt; he sat
down patiently on the bank wTappid 10
brown study, thinking of his farm at home
when preacher, who was on bis circuit.
rode suddenly up, and began to accost him
thus ..--
Hello. stranger what in the world are
you DUNG? .
'Fishin' for my breakfast replied the
imperturble Texan, without deigning to
look around OF bis interrogation.
do you know, sir, that you are VIC
latiDg the Sabbath = asked the preach
er.
No. said the Texan, turning round and
looking at the preacher. i must be near
the white settlements, then.
Yes, you are replied the preacher.
aud violating tae Lords day for which
you will have to answer hereafter. at
the great day of judgement. Where do
you think you would go now said the
preacher warming with bis eloouence,
were the Angel Gabriel to blow his
horn?'
The Texan coolly hauled in HE line, and
replied
'You ak me whsr / think would 90 to
if Gabriel should blow lis horn |?
Yes
We'll, you see. when there is an fir
the Csc 1t admits Of az argument. Now,
suppesins Jon Eers mp tree AFTER be-
gum and one of these black bars artel
you, and q smart chance of redskins was
arter the bar. Now, what would YOU
do keep the tree from the bar, line
the redskins agin the bar, or grease and
sloper
The preacher gave the Texan one look
and rode aljng.
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VOL. 81 NO. 5.

death. casting deep gloom over the whole
community, for he was beloved by all; this
SAD news was soon contributed by the Joy
iul intelligence that be was only slisbtly
wounded when the attack was made upon
Fort NJ Henry. He worked day and night.
not only for his own men, but those of
other brigades, while their own surgeons
were enjoying quiet and repOse, he was
always at bis post of duty, and his com.
maDding General said of him that he conId
not ask for a more kind and accomplishing
surgeon than DR.. West He won an hon
or consistent with that benevolence of
character which impelled him to those
arduous and trying duties, the end and
aim of which were to aid suffering human
ity. and when exposed to severe trials and
sufferings he bad fortitude 20 bear to the
utmost limit of endurance. and bis cbarac-
ter and deeds perpetuate his memory. The
hardships and exposure be suffered togeth-
er with the wound which he still bore up
on his person, SO impaired his health, that
be resigned his position, and once more
sought quiet repose at home. We were
all truly glad to welcome him again, and
many were the social gatherings 10 honor
of his return TO his adopted city"
My grandmother seemed pleased that l
bad been SO attentive to her story, and
said the best wish she could wish for me
was, that at some future time; l might be
able to relate the adventures of my Hero
of 1862"
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ITO HIN JpAT HATH SHALL BE GIVEN"
1t appears by the following list of ap
pointments of young gentlemen to be
educated at The expense of the Govern
ment in the Naval Academy that the
sons Of the FIRST families" only are proyid-
for:
The President has appointed the fOf-
lowing sons Of officers Of the army and
navy to the Naval Academy, for the year
, Allen Smith, son of Major Gen. C. F.
Smith U. S. A.
Ashburton Webster, SON Of Col. Fetch.
or Webster, and grandson Of Daniel Webs.
ter. 49,
Frank Case Birnsy. son of Msjor.Gsp.
Bi-ney, U. S. A.
John A. Rodgers, son of Msjor-Ger. r.
5. Rodgers, Maryland volunteers.
James DeCamp, son of Capt. James De-
Camp, u S. A.
Norris DeHaven, son of Edwin De Hsv-
en-. U. S. N.
Lambert Palmer, son Of Surgeon }. O..
Palmer, u. S. ".
Jonathan NJ. wainwright. son of Com.
mander j. NJ. wainwright, U. S. n.
Arthus Wake. son Of Capt. ii. Wake,
Charles W. Ward, son Of Commander
james II. Ward, killed at Matthias Point.
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the habit of dropping in on week days, and
finally married her.
Sally avowed her intention of going out
drsss,making. to make up Jor the loss of
Johns arm. But neither Mr.. nor Mrs.
Snow would corsent to that, and so they
urged John to live with them and turn far
mer.
Although the war is not over, Johns
troubles are, and at present he is engaged.
IN blowing. He drives the oxen witt
his lett hand, and Mr. Snow guides the
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The Difference.

Senator Henkle, of Springfield, OLio, in
recent Abolition speech at Columbus.
speaking of the Constitution, said /:
~ to2ph 6toD az Gtcdy as child Jlo,rs
a feather into the arr."
Mr., Vallandigham, said:
Il am a DemOcrat-.Jor constitution, Tor
lag: for The Union, for liberty"
Mr.: hinkle, since deDouDcing the Con-
stItution, has been rewarded with a fat
once under the CONSUMPTION law, and Mr..
Vallandigham is banished to the Southern
Confederacy. IL il not the traitor that Il
rewarded, and the patriot punished in
these two instancesf We ast. for infor-
mstion.
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Taking The Hint.

A couple of idle fellows strolled into a
coiored church at Hartford few evenings
since to enjoy the fun, but when the color
ed minister rose up to preach, before an
nounclng bis text, he leaned forward on
the pulpit. and looked slowly around on
bis congregation.
'Bredren. says he,,' may de Lord hab
mercy on all scOfers.'
A long pause.
May de Lord hab mercy on all laff-
ers.' ..-
A solemn pause.
May de Lord hab mercy on de peanut
eaters at de doah.'
The young men did DOT wait to hear the
bene6ictiOn.
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PoPPIEG THE QUEsTIoN.-One evening.
as was sitting by Hetty and had worked
myself to the sticking pint, sez / fHetty. n
Teller should ask you to marry him, what
wud you ssyP -
Then she laughed. and seq she, that wO'd
depend on who asked me- fltssas
Then SEE ], suppose Ned Whilst a-ss.
Sex che. I'D tell Ned Willie, but not
you.'
That kinder staggered me, Bu. I raG
too cute to lose the opportunity, and 50
saz again:
Suppose it was nef
And then you ought to have, seen her
pout out hor lip. and see, don't take no
suppnses.' $3.50 ts
Well, now, you see there was nothing
for me 70 do bet touch of the gun. Sc
SEE i. .Lor, Hstty. it's me, WORT y0a
say yes p ziti
And then there was such holIabolls In
my head. l don't know exactly vbat took
place, but heard yes somewhere outOt
the skirmish.