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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
Ser Grica I'M G%Gbmeglcu.

Gefshtbci Der Jnfel Nee. 10. -Gie
Mebeiieis areifsn Sort Donslipn an.
@airo, 8. 6sbr. g1ir 1at.n Na6tibtn
UOn 8idsbure bis sum 30. y. 0f.
Sen. Grant 1T Der gidsburg an8elanat,
nno Iaet Den Canal stpeitern unO ouebelIrn.
Die 8sbtlfn bobtn am untsru 9bsiIe RES
6luIieS cine 8atterie 0n8sltgt, tie BEN liiol.
NusfuB bes Canals btGNtYltt.
OaS &%dnpntnbopt Dem era wurpe in Der
S""ntdsSRa6t unlpsit per 9pisl go, 10 pOn
5igrilotanpe, Die lyei Ganonen BET iid)
leeerifsn. Dae Boot crit erte nit
1ollsn. Ga3 6suetn earerte bis ge-
Nanbruf, iporopf biz Nsbslen lib
Nhten. Der Geleerapb nOperotepr
gu ~ 4cab beri6tet, baB unlere AT 6Ort
ltsbtntcn Gfuppen bon rem NsbsGen
aneesrifen lsien. DaS @efsdt bseaun friia
MCrscrS uno rouerte glaGmittas8 um 4 llbr
nod fort. 8fralrtunssn imp lCiort at3clanpt
rpprpen. N&# So sAS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05

@ Ton3tram56en. Seuie Nbenb
Fupet in rer Iurnbaue, SO. 800 gB. Yratt
jtr., ipieOer ems Der eemltbit0an &rGn3ten
ltott, worauf mir Die Burner uno pas @ublis
fun Gang befonoers aufmertlam ma6en.
guleatcn, Md)tuna! G&merj, Sruntbeit unb stra.
rG en-; ianugll 8 2santr nne l6tc6e gtabuIus fno unSsr
msit ib;1 q GETTYSBURG 5puCpeps y~etni1gnee nno Ear.
tuoe u NstiSIat Scr aaes 0aS ~auseaItsu. uno 6st aute
Geuup5ett tebaieu. sur 25 Gents per ShadtI l. 2l2
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
6 lenbabn,,nfam.

@tneinnott. 4 6ebr. 9ltf Der gtsu-
tenpiIe unb Saptauu Gileu6abn seriet9 Gin
pa1ngierBus cur1 eine o~nltelte Wei6e aus
ben S6ienen. Die pahdsiere BON Swei Cars
ruroen ale mebr Oper weni5cr I&psr psrleBt.
Gin Gar ;puroe ssrIrlmmert unp Elm auoerer
o%erbrannte. Das uneIiid true liA S1li6 BON
@obtl III. 91g ae
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
6OIf0 cuartcment.

0ew gort 4.Jebr. Der bter Gage
Ycmmene Ser. @taaten VOfOampfsr D0serS
Mo{btrotCn" Captain @0ssr Oerltsb Slssp
Srleore en- 2S. y. %. unD bat Die ganje
Sour in lsGs 9nSsu unp finfSsbn StunOsu
swradSeleSt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
Ser. or. 2l0e0ors SffcF.
3. @teuer : Difrtft BON Marglanb,

D. StutC OlEIVul Don UGdrDlahp,
IN u Q. 90 @s f. 9 aItim prcfr, I'm Q. Stct.
S1ltiucre, ZEN so. San. 1853.
@a4ridt NIB pisrntt en- YcrOasn %oenebeu, 6ereu @ise /.
'pnni I'M 3. &OlleettonS 0ttrttt ron Yiarp ano
abs itabt putte. ts rad bem trmmcncen S. Tebruar
'slne Up tgattoaer Se.rth tltbdmI9 T Cper a6ertrtcbI ner
NteiheEts nebr birndthi9t ne ben. Tie .3sit uur Ter nj
bGr-GitiH ent puIter friHer betannt aemabt
5RD ~" SrEst.r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
Der. ct. u 6e0prs Sine.

no. so .. SaHtmOrsfr., iGr ben 2. 0ifrttt.
Baltimore, Nb.. ben 81. San. 1863.
VILE yerfrner. he irBcnb en @sidGf treibs N. mer.
rem ptf1nlt o1reut natneiti1m eemsdf, toB lie let Ser.
ot xt3en K ttrau: %Sunetmcr. In inc ct ae ron benz
oret1aGtn Setras fOI@er 2tIsnS newt 80.
/ E II o~erfa1en.
Gclte. tie rod tine @ppfitatOu gems DIT fab,r, uuO ft
cer WlitilCrs Stlenntmofuns auG Jet ned at ie9rn, tabsA
nur Hc6 3ebn xkge Rttt ll tble &pp Potion III unter-
yi6asn ned qt1 Ut 6ieie- Sit utrsen tiei,ni3en. rY,lde
oam y leg, nt9i Salse gel inti BADEN, Qsridtln %otrfotet.
&ue Y~srloncr, ots tn z. Dtnrife orn Wt1eplarb ii et frb,
psrotn 81 trurt beuaGti6tigt, b9b ro9 Dam 10 SGae ess
febrnars cine Qpp!it4tIcfsu NJ tr tfridii9tist rerten in
. 5nl a. trrtbamli c Ccer gu bye AbldSgIpg rtIbe eon
benz @llflt. AleHcr porg,nomnieu iruree. ba efrlts bnreI6en.
Se @ctJ se8steg nGrte.
s v. Iebher,
5etr. 2-6ml &leirr es 2. 2itr., Do
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
Sur SDntraftpre1t,
Office 6eS UerprO1iantirungS.
Communicates.

Sa,timtrs cen 8. T,bruar 1868.
&neebpte rcerbtn an enpmme (rnr pom eut n
pano) his aum 8. Setruar 1863. Mtta3s II utr, in let
Oiite bee llutsrjd6rten sHr 6 skruu1 pcn
zoo NdR wis III R~otumebI,
500 HaB seltem &ornmtbL.
T6Aeioe nub In ltsn 6afera pcbl prpadt fttn, bt>e IS.
te1 Gnt ~eln9sIalen unS Lab ais mS8lt4 ~assdtstSt pgr.
e,n.
OSte @nse Cts inns ~S.ufsIt.n gtinsunSeu INTERN .rieu.
rteit eenStnlth tt metaea SctlnnlnG4 anesu fin @teptant-
gcrr If pa5l gut tnc.
9sine Gn.aufe psroen rrn Stsifcrif II esmo6t.
&bpmoS 6. SnIIipau,
6ebr4I5 QieMt. Col. Il. s. g. Ner. ct. Mrr1ee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
San Die SGmcn BON 2Saibinstcn uns
Der 11mneoeu6.

Ger NLm0eGenp.
Der "lln erlusuaqs ,gertin fur .ranfe uub S~crtranbstc
uaionstcloGttn" bat las 9nets merge 6u te @or1tie nit EN-
u ranl Intsnt or btrsI5 fWr Ntus 6etrMlr ar s~ttlnti9ttn
Sat telHItrlgt. GGs @pmits 1T erireut. bob sui fr angert
Gtnleoun8 iolgtree .Odret i6 bersit n liri rot. n, ibm lei.
tret II unb Die O'9aHilltcn be- 6etatIt1set! BON @stte car
Cem IL II bg9nnln;
Iao. Rail SfurS. 30. All Is. Str.
Wiab. Slieer. SGmlft. Np. 257 Q. Str.
Mlt. ItD IL BalbeG, Ylo6Ir. Wu. STpiden G.. unb z.
wap. acSi grus, u ~, en-. spila,u o unS 6 Ctr.
Wlac. S~tu0lGfe1. ~. Str. SpllGea q uno 8 Str.
M4b. SIRE, ! Ctr. Q9tlt, Spii9sn II. uno lS. Sr.s
was. $ (, lsn.. Say icl y 4.
Wtat, Y pplisu Qrd'. er D. aDarb GTce. (Gapitpl Sia).
@-c. Sa,cD Uie,on, Z. ctr, 9tSIail. or Der @eMeral. Dot.
Sri, y. 0eG ;buser, SO. so @lr,t Spac..
Jrl, u. Berry, 0c. 81 Dtdrtet Sraee.
fri. Wldest, yiG. 453 yttp 0ort Ap, 5ptfbeH IT. NIB Is.
Suab,
uao mebrsre antere Damen aus ben erften 6amilien eer Ststi.
Nne Damien o3I 2Saipneten, tuslhe buTd Sticung ben
SInbs SMr ueterndbne ppu gemetH1anen &tibeu th1llGbit1
DSiSutral EN- geincn itao, bab nnier nnteruGbmsu tem BUN a.
aen 3ped, wIdem. es grpi it, 10 esWiHnbrtH1euo uno ent-
ipTedeno, ais o. 6sliub auSiaae, ltno e1lu6, ltt NIT @lutr bt
pb,uJeuanrteu Sdmeu ctsr Zen Gentle titglltern Su bench
reu. Su3lsi1 nber brtiltp ben Sctretir beS @cmttes, 9errn
Aoctf Gub Scr ia, ~ bsna6yi6i9sn, bdnit zine nsberf6t
uSlIidb Mrs, upb I've i'd interlirencen Gonen balenGllt1n
inter- lib be geJt9 tIunI tr y ,r1s trCrtIidteiten uno 4rbeitsu
III stnsm gut 9~ee5enen Soc teipri den tSnne1. 70 ee zen
Bhniten aper iHr uuS tbGttsen Sanle1 \ 69li1f Nl6.
4 r9 getragsn lpne.
&9eiptustra, rs. Sanuor 1853.
Das Sair.Gcmltt;
Trtebr. q d mtDt, MDcIf Gus,
@rtbur Ballad, 9alI 3I0.
" mGnnt 6rieer. Rtebltng.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
Oepcte our @ntgesennabms ron 9absn aus
Stabt unp umaegVno Iino BET:

Mteb. Mitltnebaus, No' so Wioltel space.
WIab. SiS en-, Gopitol Slq.
Mao. pa ms oB $40. 4S6 II. Cir.
Nue cbensCnounttn DlmeI Uer6en nebenbd Germ ole Der
nttIerinntn Swii1en @ebira Nnb BEN &srnlte rittzn.
San27 lat
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05

Ig'8eesa, eer in Der pine MutY attelte. Ttt
Ter rasee Sage Oarauf anfselaapeg unb Iaate
.sselsrS babe ibm So 9e9sbsu, ipslbe er tis ouf
90 GtS. fitr Gahdd Osrauesabt bo6e, eeltano
oter balo 81, OaB er mebr crtaItfn, nrrauf
Qr. goatisr NIT ibm mao lsiner lpptnuua
in Ganollir, cling mn cine 500 NOte Dor.
fanc, lie Ia eihem Goblsnfet6ltsr perlttGt
mar Qr fan3 luBsrrem nod $4.40, 10 bag
I'M WanJen uug s. pom 0flte p~erloren tpd.
rsn. Der ilnse Disb purte ms 6aus fir
psrnabllo Gtncer eeiAidt.
"a dyeh0tebe. - 8Cratll,rn WaG.
mlaag lpurosn Sas. Gfsnuban, s. Dunns(Y
3ams8 Garrra unp Gkomas 6ammiG. tie
oeas SClbaten George Grier $50 aelcblen
9atttua orrttig!, Der @oit3it fat, wte @lena.
ban eth GalAentu9 fallen lisB, na9m ss aul
ltao fanD $40 parin, bel eiuem Der an6errt
f1n6 man $40. DoS mas ober auh Nuee.
Der Oiibltabi fano auf Der @olpsrtetlenbo6ne
Itatipn tatt, uno Die GGdtsr murosn faR vi
mi't'lblr oaraaf 6siabt uno bic uuf 8eitsrsa
eineetfdt. #i9t
StaOtratbsiibnns.
GREER 3wetg. GiNe Weittbeiluna Der
.Stnetcommildrc 5ei9t an, RAP Die &Olen Der
W'poratufen Ger Gapmauern con Sonss Safe
bsim 6rcniitraBens 3beater i6 auf 1925 Be
laufen WIr1en.
Der SsltlpB bee 5psiten 3matgeS, tn Bse
trGtt pes Antaufes ppu @remplaren bes Cup
plements sum Wfa.Ylano GOoer flr ben So
brouh Des Gta0tratb5 tptrbe onaenpmmen
uno bic Sab! Der Grtmflare auf oret3sbn fslts
gsIeBt.
5srr Grcmer. prm Committee fur MnIpriAe.
sberltteie un9iinltis in getref Der petition
pom 9tttten0lus, wsl1sr tpe9en abgelhlplIsner
unO non Stiten Der Statt 9ebrohener Son
tratte in 8ttrcf res A~rmsnbauisS Gntl9aOt.
Bnne osrlur9t BATE.
Dir Vei@IpBuabme, Dem 81. 81. Cattle
$232,91 fir StraBsnrfaIteruns spu beSa9len.
'puybe an9enpmmen. Die Grounan3 IN 8es
3ug auf Htpr8dniIruns Dss Oepartemsnte
Ger @itg &Ummtilion wurbe nieoer aufaenpm.
msn, pcG nidt 3u Gnce 9eiii5rt, pOrauf ld
eer 3pei9 U%rrtdatr.
3wetter 3weis. gOmOnb Dorw1y.
Qnfsbcr. petitientrte an @ebaltsyula9e, Ser
nisien.
Cine 8ioIuttUn 81 0urlten g 80. 9tObtn.
ion unp Sobn, ibnsn bic rem g. 81. @oQie
fir Slrobsnpilo ltsyuna a~tlsiten Der Stabt
lAul0t9e @umme Don $232.91 oueaa6lgn Az
Iaiisn, wurpe auf cen Sid 9slset.
Sine Melcintipn, BON Fen TinanSS@Ummil.
laren &%uefauft iter ben Gutauf BON @elt
petters 6iel0 gu c.riausen, Paiirte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
gauetuSe Ofaaiere.

Der @eteesUOlItlas IN BeJug apF Gil'
(~sIuug Der @assp3ablunS fur SlttJtsre be-
itimmt. toB ale. cretbie Gage mad AnnaDtns
Der Bill nt6t wisoer IN ibr Commando ca,
aeIrsten Olfaere, fene spettsre Sage srbaIten
follen. @
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05

Naarjbt pd6 bierrait gcsebeu. eab tr lnter5etansts pcra
Bdilcn9eridte eel Staot Baltimore Scgma9t 'ur 0srGdl-
tuna cs Natlales ees cnbier serlcrbeuen Oecr9e 8.
Setm AM 10 Sarnar 1868 erbalteu bet. 2ue tieient.
gen, pel9e 6ctserrnsen an eieer &a6loe b0bcn psrSen ir-
mil aulgetcroCrt. lclte nebit cen ubt5tl,n 8eelen all eecr
Dor ocm 16. Suli 1868 elnSurei6cn une aeltsre III ma.
den, Oeer gu sepdrti8eu, cas- lie 'brer @uigrius an tif IN
NaGiaIie 8eiesli6 lr petlultis er!l-r perScn. Nue tic Saes
ISuSen an teielen Gatlob gu MAIDEN tobcu, wslSen bier.
nit aui9eiOrbert, icApe unesrSa0I6 AT ben uetrn
81 liiien,
NIeTanber g5 elf,
Sdnl4, 4p 1mIr @baiuiiratcr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
Nriidh anaeeommene neMe Waarcn

Iriih nnaeeommeae neMe Maarcn.
gptt ab,gltrn iOettn f,tSepHt 9Baorsu- bic mir an giss.r.
pertda ter biui0f ~ab8ebeH;
100 Sulbd neus CRIME @rtIen.
500 %. BO,bcu ebr California Grtie1
IL salreI5 3 tpalsns grbien,
5000 gIo. lnone neue treite Qtnfsn,
1909 DO. Gen Germ.
10 8ab grC6e tilfStr 9retiGtn,
5 70. o.. @iyneu,
200 Re3s sc hdItt @sfe In alien Wummern,
Sa5n' pdfeernse, &a8sHsrtes, Chocolate, on: gcrien
AuoIa II. [. u,
RpebeI Il Bulletins.
379 u. Ealtincrefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05

TaHrtdt pitb btrwit aeaeben, oab BET llnter, eihne,s rcs
8aieaaeitts ttt Siaot S4itmc GOlTadt sur QcrroItuvg
ces Na6laIes bs 0rhjer celtcrbcntu 5 WaSer
am 90 DECEMBER 1852 erb ltu st. 1ae bsRut5n, 10 ihe
%Guiseicrpet .. 10 de netf cen nEtb cen SeIr 9en uc6 ptr bcn1
30. SunI 1868 eiusuTeiter uo 9siterb sR modeu, CeCr Al se-
u6rtiaeu, 81 tic ibrer 4niprlGe an eisItm Na6loIe eeet ib
Ter verlalig eetlart wtreeu. Gle Die 3ltnn3en an lid n
Aa6Iab ~ MAIDEN baben, pebsu biguni auiseiortat, Iclte
u~uSeryasIph an Zen llrteIaei@Heten 81 letfcn.
6riebr. &au,
SAM an MomiuiSiratrr.
INpleue Neitrtfte 5ocfen.
9cetsa erbalteu cine Ydrtbis dcbts eeutSche ashriftt
ppueHs Saden, bic fur 8wrbraner, Builder nn6 onbele
Sanepsrter ~teioaosrS eesisus ~smpfeblt ~ masigen Wreisu
&tr SeB,
Gtt1e S|M bttlSaIDb Sseser. 20 GerranR.
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Maeb az
/ pn
Din Die G dmeihfr.

Ntr babtx eirt cute Mustra[I ron Sildsn yaearer ieh.r
SCrtt nne tu t~ilGeren Ygsiien, ais lie a~ntcteipc geranit uer-
; u 'snnen- Str t6ant tel 8 fa5 gaifru eper bei eeE
yare taatfni ~ bill ais Scr rpa.
| rr Smttb. Bro. & 9 O..
REt27- A9ts. 40 Y9eh 81ltircrsnrast.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
9ampfcrsNiits.
abBuseben6e 9 MP ts
. III ii enb . amper T.
Bpn Nan

R%bfinpein @liItr.
setgs uaS forttge, Ii b ron oeTidiscsneu 6aerns. e5eriS
Gbdnlpd1nfr=CSiaier,
,hit0t @rrtea 0le &ettnaAts5e itent, p fem, OHerirt
S. &tttt@.
De2I8s sd pci alaY. u. SraneSnr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
Ter Napier,uM.

Der GAabamtelEtstd cat in @ntrort
auf RE cur6 BsldluBnabme srlpl9te NaIra9e
pes @euates in Bstrtf Ger Gtaetssinnebne
far Vdpisr5Gle terih!st. uno fte Nnsaben isr
4Gteuereinnsbmsr pen Solien, glsD ycyf,
YDttloosIpbia unO Baltimore nit onDsInlol-
Gen, aus psl&sn 1i9 srSitt, Oub felt psm 2.
Ni4Y; 1861 in ben IsBten tetDea 5ntsn tftu
Mop;er etugsfabrt rCtpen TT unO ZAP cis
Girf6ufte aus cteier Qusle felt Ger 3tit 81
SEN gJort uuO Bottom nur $49.373 bstra-
gen babe. a .a
= Der 6etrst1r meint, Dob elm psrrtnserit'
NapIer,ol Die Giutaulte berenteno psrmsbgfr
merDe.
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9uuSrs6auntHuOt.

SabIuns Der RessrifiaOsn i'm 0isriet GcInmbia'
en-, 4 6tb Der 8sri4i
tse @etutdr res Sunegn, Der Fh s&ter pis
3abluns Der StlaUeu i'm Diitrift Columbia
prrtreitet, wnrbs eem @monBtppticnscCmits
iiibtglptelen uno pos Committee psS Diftritts
GolumAid muree in 8e.us ouf pieIen G'eseu-
fonD entlalIen. : "@
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05

der gIaubt, sr babe audi Elm TabrseuS
0run0 asbOblt uno Elm oncere5 in Btdno
st, Die giptaOsflOtte 1T Gltltb uno laos
se9aKesn uno ausrr GiGt.
uater Sngrabnm,
command. TlussenCifSier
Gritte DspeGHe. I9 &
l1uIste 3rei &ancn;nbUte Iinb an ibrf
erften 3ariidsttsbrt. Die Sorts ano Bat.
ieen ~fsurttsn SalutlhaIle ab, NtemunO Don
II unrHon 10 osrwunctt unb fsin fsinolthst
d,ue trot i1-fpx "~.riR
NJ rer y
'6iH oerl
j. UNI
te gan
epttRlP -
@icrte fcpciae. -
@sn. BeaureeorO uno Comm. Snsra1am
laben cine Proclamation %srlallen, pOrin lfe
Die 8lUtape @barletOn'0 fur oufSsbpben or
.IGren, pa OGs 9an3e fetn0lt9e
in @runp
Ursr a%erlsreut pOrben let.
@elern Na6mittaa bot Der Osn. Seaure.
1ayp zen frsmUen @Onlnln Elm Oampfbcot
IN, nm lA 81 a%brr3suBen; Der Traps0ii6f
lnD lpaGiine 0tIanoie nabmen Bite GinIaDnn9
In. Der tritilAs @calul mar Ihon iritbsr
9indusaeaonafn unp fonnte DRrd feline 0los
81 ntd3ts renerEeH. 16m
N5enpS fdmen pter HlofaOer
&tffe mieper 5urId, blietsn isroA
pstt ouBeg9alb, NOD ipater aber cine QnSa9l
1uteytr uutrr Dampf. um 9IetA lA Fa&tfn
" tGaueH,
2sete GepsIbe.
Sffi3telIe proclamation n.
Disleu NlOrgsn 9eeen 5 ubr erifsn Die
@onf5oerirteu Shifs pieer @tatiOn Die Der.
ct. BlOtaOeFcttile all nno psrIenttsn, 5ers
treutea uno oerrgifben le %OUutonct9.
Dee6alb r,tidrsn mir untelj iAneten Spm
manpsure Der Qanps uno Stem1Gt, bab bic
8lofaoe pee 6oftas BON @6arisfsOn bonn beu=
siesn gage, pen 81. Sanuar. az aufJebCbsn
tf nate5, s.. 8. 8fauregarb,
mi Gen.
3. V Sngrdba n F,
SIassenpffjter.
Das @fioitae res g~strtssu EoseS 1T, bab
2 |elaUIide S4tf; Selupter, 4 %ofrbraant uno
Die i6riasn Ssrtrisben 'rOrOsn ltHc. n e
Dir Irsmeea GUnluln bielten teute tine
8eglammlung. tn Der te eitiartsn, 0nb Die
8lofape stlseli9 aunsDobtn let.
6sute lisgeu 3wan3t8 Sl0tas
be9tffe uOr Der Sarre pniereS
9afens.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-05
Gomptrolers Sffec.
Baltimore, -, Sun. 1868.
WfrtbppQe Sarm III Derfaufeu.

Tie Ier pcrtH9rGe Jlrn an Der g6 Inttyp9a JlDst. un1.-
iibr 8 MeleG roster Stastit snS ltauitp; le q lrStlt3H
Adsr 91nb un6 Qgand III be s Umeu les wi Orbtn n
6ictrr &eu. &m. Gccle NIB &ob. Sirtlair. Shire nobe
eass aar Gtltt madt lie ieGr werbspG as OJitn Iiarii.
28snu eS eenit 4iat Wtrc, taRn &c In . q Tarrea cling. BELT
teroen. Viz @5etonlIdte ten bfleben Ia 81 Ell gltsn 9Sc1n-
bauls une Siuttr8 .biso II. 8.bu8rl9tn Wertrn mfg &c.
tieut. s eere ultfre MaSEuni! Mrb al Gp,de. &c tas
@ane o'tr tnea GRiI Der farm taAfu wpuen III hntt Gt
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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-02-06
An Obstinate Organ.

In small church at a little village
near Brighton, England, where the con-
gregation could not afford to pay an or
ganist, they recently bought self-acting
organ, q compact instrument we'll suited
to the purpose, and constructed to play
forty different tunes. The sexton had in
structions how to set it going, and how to
Estop it; but unfortunately, he forgot the
latter part of his business, and after sing
ing the first four verses of a hymn before
the sermon, the organ could not be stop,
ped, and it continued playing two verses
more then just as the clergyman com
pleted the words "Let us pray" the Or
gan clicked and started a fresh tune
The minister sat it out patiently, and
and then renewed his introductory words,
'Let us pray" when click went the organ
again, and started off on another tune
The sexton and others continued their ex-
ertions to find the spring, but no man
could put stop to it; SO they got four
Of the stoutest men in the church to
shoulder the perverse instrument, and
they carried it down the centre aisle Of
the church, playing away, into the church
yard, where it continued clicking and
playing away until the whole forty tunes
we're finished.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-02-06
His Last Words.

1t has long been observed by medical
writers, that death is frequently preceded
by insanity. This-reminds us Of case
which occurred many years ago in Phil
adel pbia court, where pretty young wid-
ow was i'll danger of losing two-thifds of
her husbands estate; his relations groun-
ded their claim on the alleged insanity of
the defunct. 1t may be we'll to premise
that the presiding Judge was not only
conyivial, but also gallant.
"What>were your husbands last words?
inquired the attorney.
The pretty young widow blushed, and
looking down replied:
t'l'd rather not tell"
"But, indeed you must, ma'am. Your
clam. must be decided by it.
Still the widow declined telling.
AT last direct appeal from the bench
ELECTED the information.
He said "Kiss me, Eliza, and open that
other bottle Of champagne
We do not know whether it was adlni-
ration for the deceased husband or tho
living wife that inspired the Judge at that
instant, but he at once cried, with all the
enthusiasm of fconviction-- @
Sensible to the last r. and gave YER
dict in her favor at once. Il
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The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-02-06
The Modern Eliiahs.

1t is not well always to look on the sha.
dy side of affairs. There are men who
came into existence under shadow, and
the shadow has dogged their lives, and all
that is bright and pure and beautiful takes
the sombre hue OF their own fancies.-
Their religion consists in bemoahing the
evils of the world, in lamenting the grad
ual decadence of good, and in regarding
ali home evils and foreign complications as
"signs of the times" They are the Eli
jahs who retire into the wilderness of their
own contemplations, saying, ~, even
only am left" unconscious that all the
time there are not only the "seven thous-
and who have not bowed the knee unto
Baal," but that multitudes everywhere
are obeying the Gospel call. They are
the Jonahs sitting under the gourds of
their own security, amazed that the judg-
ments of God do not descend upon gull
ty world. These hypochondriacs are sell
dom to be found among the earnest work
ers, who seek to leave the world petter
than they found it, but among those who
see its evils and sit by with folded hands
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-02-06

sO- THAT which thou hast to do, do it
with all thy might" said clergyman to
his son one morning.
$50 did this morning. said Bill with
an enthusiastic gleam in bis eye:
"Ah! what was it, darling?" and the
father ran his fingers through his off
springs curls.
"Why, I wholloped Jack Edwards" !"
said the young hopeful "till he yelled like
all blazes. You should have heard him
holler, dad"
The father looked unhappy, while be
explained that the precept did not apply
to any act like that, and concluded mildly
with,
"You should not have done that, MY
child.'
'sThen he'd wholloped me, replied
the young hopeful.
"Better," said the sire, "for you 4
have fed the wrath to come.
"Yes, but" replied the hopeful, by wa.
Of a final clincher, ssJack can run twice q
fast as / can.i'
Tho good man sighed, went to bis stu
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-02-06
Deceitfulness of the Heart.

Deceit is one Of the prime elements O
the natural heart. 1t is more full of de.
ceit than any other object We some.
times call the sea deceitful At evening
the sea appears perfectly calm, or there i
a gentle ripple on the waters, and the
wind blows favorably; during the night a
storm may come on, and the treacherous
waves are like mountain pillows, covering
the ship. But the heart is deceitful "aboye
all things = more treacherous than the
trcacherous sea. The clouds are often
very deceitful. Sometimes, in time of
drought, they promise rain; but they
turn out to be clouds without rain, and
the farmer is disappointed. Sometimes
the clouds appear calm and settled but
before the morning, torrents of rain are
falling. But the heart is deceitful "above
all things" Many animals are deceitful.
The serpent is more subtle than any beast
of the field; sometimes it will appear
quite harmless, but suddenly it will put
out its deadly sting, and give a mortal
wound. But the natural heart is more
deceitful than scrpent-"above all
things" 1t is deceitful in two ways-in
deceiving others and itself.-Mc Cheyne.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer., 1863-02-06
The Story Of an Atom.

The Atom of charcoal which Aoated in
the corrupt atmosphere of the old volcan-
ic ages, was absorbed into the leaf of a
fern, when the valleys became green and
luxuriant and there, in its proper place,
it received the sunlight and the dew, aid
ing to fling back to heaven reflection of
heavens gold; and at the same time, to
build a tough fibre of the plant. The stem
was consigned to the tomb when the wa
ters submerged the jungled valley. 1t
had lain there thousands of years, and a
mouth since was brought to light again,
imbedaed in block of coal 1t shall be
consumed to warm our dwellings, cook
our food, aud make more ruddy and cheer
full the hearth whereon our children play;
it shalt combine with portion of the in
visible atmosphere, ascend upward as Il
curling wreath to revel in a mazy dance
high up in the blue ether! shall reach
the earth again and be entrapped into the
embrace of a flower; shall live in velvet
beauty on the cheek of the apricot shall
pass into the human body, giving enjoy
ment to the palate, and health to the
blood; shall circulate in the delicate It's
sues of the brain, and aid by entering into
some new combination, in educating the
thoughts which are now being uttered by
the pen. 1t is but an atom of charcoal
it may dwell one moment in stagnant
ditch, and the next be flushing on the lip
of beauty it may now be component Of
a limestone rock, and the pext an ingredi-
ent of "a potato field it may slumber for
a thousand years without undergoing
single change, and the next hour pass
through a thousand and, after all, it is
only an atom Of charcoal, and occupies
only its own place wherever it may be.