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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-20
Ser &rieg lit Miiiiiiippt.
Gte Nebenett rGuuten
Sifsbmr9!
Sas capitol in Satffon, sniff, in
Stfdbe 9eleot.

Die @sbeueH nrOben in Der g~tidt,rus Der Msempbts
Giienbabn oOrsuri9en.
Wa1btngton, 10. Stat. gtus 5ms
eeslaIh9e DspeIAe, tOslGe bsute @ormitlag
bier etn8etrOfsn 1T, melDet:
"@sn. @rant BAT 'SadiOu, N1tl. erO6srt
"no DaS Gapitol psrbranut. Bon fGiaf bis
6stn IauIenO 8erittene (nb bel Stcluma
concentrtrt unO,orUten In ber Hi@tuna Der
Wenpbts Gilen6abn SOrsuradsm.
yin Burger DER eben aus SadIen au9s~
tonn'Hsn TT beridtst, baB Der Getno om Sams
tag 8Idsturs serdumt bat uub iGiber has
@e6tr8e nOrt6Rltd sesem 9iulno(ton morlatrt.
.QiOin9tOu 1T cine BUaRutiOa In MaOiIou
counts Wtif, nno ua0tfa0r 20 Wsllsu
norr0lt!io0 pom Safipn eutfernt.) Die Oetpe.
8un8 Der 8s6tuses Don 0ids6uya Gus la6i
9srantgeH, eab fs Sid concsntrtrsa Tin Sen.
@rant etae SGIat9t anaubteten.
(S.ar.l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-20
BeauvesarD nae, Ridbsuone bcrufers. -5er vrmaet
Der Ncbelen.

Der Baibtneiea GorrsipCnbent pss ugtost6
Grncrican" in Rbslaoslp9ia l9rtisf: :
On 6oise Der ttBten SGla4t. unp bes Gopes
7On SEQ on bat G'sn. 8ta,AreaarD pts tsls.
8sapbil1e OrOye sypaltsrs, nit al Den Grup.
pen, cts ~ Idtaem 3sp Parliament gu eatbs9rsn
11a0, no.>,o 8tGnloao aufsubrsAfn. 60 fol-
stre, lsbr piGtise Pefftion bal6pesS 8i&n1p1b
Iaan Grsnert6sbura beIsbt tperDen, Sn @orp
Drneptge iouen StrsiifEaIte ttegsu, Die farf
9snn5 Fnp, ben 0las gu baltsn unO bic Guf.
gabe Dabeu, Der Sauptar,nse Der 8s6taen 9ss
paue JlOtt;en absr Dir 8spesunsea unlerer
Irnee in pleisr 9e8snb 5u 9ebea. =
Die 9tsbetlen tbun Nlse, I'm iiber bte ans
%lreneangen, Uel6e Ne 3ur BerttetOtBuae
@barlsfOn'0 mabtn, nidts 1~'rIauteu su Iale
len. Ste babe;s iibsr9Gupt cine Irt uAb Bstil
I,br G6an unp Srs:6esl gu DsrDeden, DaB Elm
iebr IbatfeS Iu8e pa3u nVtbueEot8 10, ihuen
in ots &arteu 5a iebsM. - @
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-20
a@&0gapps1des 0afaTisDtea
@tfs3tst III teH p8aIsinsg rs Seer.
Sic IatiDnaI,9 lnIsibe.

V9tlaOetpbto, IS. Mat. Gin Gam
Rag pnroea fir $l,515,OO0 uno beute fur
81 l6l 600 SbltS0tiOnsn Der 500 Mnletee
u%efauft uno guar In Nsp. D,tt unO g2erp
SsrIsp $1.287.0O0; SOIlOu u. Ntep. gnalano
$2C3.0O0; philadelphia mnb Benn(alponia
$40, 900; Oslo $3.50 G~albtuetOn u.
Baltimore 10000; Mtnnslota $4,000;
SnOtana $l3 900; Mt4tgun, &entudp mnb
SGin9ts $4,000.
Die @'e(ammt gerfdufa Der lsbten Wene
bslifFen I6 auf 10000. 600 uno bic Ger
lanFsnoen Bohc usrDen ienen 8strag pQ9I
nod ti6srlteigeu.
DbtIapeIpbta, 10. Weat. SAP Goofe
4 60. uerfaufrn beute eCn Ger $50 Nn-
far $1,000, 900.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-20
Die GinmGbu1 &c 9aeiOnS. Daa State GapttOI mic
Eer0ebrdnnt. .

RStHSpStAAatbkR .IE r.
D9tlG Delpbta, Stat 10. Gtne @ine
cinnati OepsIae an Oos GUeaiug bulletin
Io9t: Der 8erlult Der &ebelea bi NaYapnp
mus lutcasbar 0snelen istn.
0rant ercbsrte SlGiDu am IA. Ii. brannte
bas GapiiG4 nisber. g
Sen Nsbellcn lEnp 6eDsutenDe 0traartnn9sn
3ugeean9a1 nno man erpartet eiue srobe
Sdla6t.
Dsp:4Gea pOn G5omerltt (8p) mslDen, oab
Die :3abl Ter ytsbelsn in Citation fa lebr Dere
msbrt bot Mam lpriNt Don 10000 Wann,
auBerOem iolen 4 Nssinsnter Samestonn
pailtrt baEen nuo "a RsGtmenter tn Murrtes
tprpn. Sf Grnne1ee. lstH.
Gen. 8udaec 1T tn Clinton uno Bat oas
@ommanpo tn Seuueiee.-
Der &nmbsllano an Dem TA 6erettS STE
beaen 8orpoRea b~sftn0en, tl tint 5alem uno
miro binnen Rur5em gu iibsrf2retten fetn.
Mon bort pow &ttmD1b, eab Die Ns6elen
ben @um6ertaac bereits iiberjAtitten BADEN
nab auf Ht@mpan gu urarlNireu. SeDeufa0e
bsstpeden lc eiue neue JnOaion Rentud9s
uup bsatsn curds cine Siantenteregung To<
~leuerons 81 nGtbiSen, lsins SseltanB BET yfnr'
freeetorC d~uf.uaeeRu.a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-20
0onn. 9 Drtonrs G6retbsn
bteSn9t IS natt0ne.Werfam ms
N-.I- u rs } U @lba M ~ fe

Das3 sdteibss4tr, tprfff4AsS goag. sssaa.lyar
pOn Sen, sy5oif an bic Malltnperiammlune In.
GIbanY ID Dis, tpeId,e Bfotett 6 81 a pqs sttItegSs
8'rt&tsUsrfabrsn eeSsm. SIR. ya~aaapi8Bam
staIsSts, laatst tpSrtllA RITE fol8t
49, ~ 1914 % AM4bann 46. Waat.
SD tona Der @srianmlaag I'm Capitol
Dsu.e ASsdD Etdt bturobnsn, aber 2t1 piini@e
nstne SHNdt' in Bs3ag aaf pts 8srbqftnns
Don Wr. Saaanot9bam an3uss6en. IS 1T
cine 2Snpl@nG WsIAs G@aape a6sr aaier
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-20
8ettere eurOpGtfhe s3cric5te per
Sampler D&itn Of 91stu 9orG."

JrGnfrei9.- @orta,2 Wqi. .0lam
bat ncd bsute I'M WtntRsrrat0e bic GrrGa
uug bee Sra9e begoSner, tpeid5e usigeren
SHritte i<bt, naGDem Die tuifti6e Mntpoyt
%eiass!auftn, in peiereturs 95u t9an ltien.
Wlaa wiro frteplt@ ouf1retsn. aber Dies bin.
bert mttt, DaB man ltd fortwdbrenO .uG
theren Vunose9enClen fir allc Sale umlteat.
@s miro trsmer neutrality-suspicious., oaj osrDrtna
NopOleon niAt Cbne cine mtfttae pUlttijde
8srenlafun9 na9 Stalten 9~ersil't unb CO it
0tsl bic NsDe bon etnem 9stsimfu 0InbntIe
NIT oteem Staats. Au0 Das Gabtaet u0u
Wfaorto bat man Ionbist, In rie fern Is uu:er
gstrtnen umitdnOen senetgt pGre, it'd 5rauf
rstrp gu etnsm octtusn Auftrst:n IN ,uIAlitsen
9srr BarrOt bat teOob bis tsbt penia 8.lrt:.
ptSenoe5 81 bertdiga Sebaet, yistmgbr lid
iiber3sist, OaB Der Watquts 01lsa aspt0 etnem
8radp NIT RubIanO isbr abgeaet9t pdre.
Gtn iGweotiGss @slapaptr intro geaea gnbe
0fat Den fran3SfjGea 6dfen stSsn 8c(u6.
a9l1attsn, mas ea9 wo9l ni&t pDae ST. :.
tuns tit. '"'
9arts, l. Ma!. Die geosaro hss qo,o-
nItear bs3isIt6 Der Wabl GUr ~ ~, sS.y.
S Sa ben S lais@tstsa GinptDI4 ssna6t; fo1ar
ots Sorie lteb F@ %Oaour.ta beeIpTuIca' pfil Re-
IN 01elss l'stt,tsOsEy,a gOriatsmaGreael ne,
gen ma6tlols @so,.es Elm 9eiTrn Str g5rS,n q ,
de feet. ~ otN"" Vs. SP''"'
2ana =. 2el.sus loa bic r .,,..g s5sat,,s s,ono.
..on - nnf bsr 9snoume @6a(e entbiiut
@ gs..ta. Die tst auf ptr @Gute ssipsli6e
~. iOlt0 mad SouIOn ssgltst.
S1alIeH. Gu rtn, j. Wat. SIN ber fen.
.t8sn elenna esS ab9eCr0ne terbaules be.
.atnpTs Der Jaiti3miniaar Dea uuf BEN Nrie,
ssFe.e eeB18ltdbsn Geltsentrulf bes Wotsr8
g"Ma9lta TN Nan1en Der Gre!Ggif Der Stoat,
laS1e st'lei itart geaug, INN ben Uou ben Gles
t.sa'sn 9s9en Die itdIteaiINe Gin tstt aegiGteten
S1t'e8 ntdt 3a farAten. Die {, asebeneen Sc.
lsse Teidsten aus nno isoe pette ~ geldrGat>
guild.
@n9lanO. 3UnbUg, 80. NptiI. Gin
ansGesebener OertGt ifeqt oils Die
sto!en DIR iett Dem Worripr ee6auten Danger
'@lTe GolAenDss Sufammen : 8--ae Btod Drgnce
k373 500. 86e EsEltance 2257 .8A9, Gbs
0eftnes 8262.89S. Der &arrtpr fcitete otS
tr pom S'apI laNftm tenate. &377,3 1878 une
unterfAiso 3wtlGen tbm uuD pers 8lad
Prtnss !. ltsDt bapptld&it0 In BEN Asgga6en
Mr Wtaiteu. Naasn, Ia&slmesF uno 9sorIatbs.
Ynlen~ Aus Fra I d IL, 80, s.aptil, sptrp
'eE Osite, 3tS." sei9rieben
Ote Stslun8 per JiuGsU i'm SMOen bee
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-20
Nlus Con Tran,isep, Col

San5ram3tseO, 10. Mat. Der fran
;S(tlGs &onlaI bat snebr aiS 1000 Sag Wleb!
fur pte frana59fbsn S;appen tn Grdtn Gbtna
sefauft. an no @g ssa is-
Die Stirme BADEN betrdGtli6ea Saalea
an Der 2Bat;ut IGynts in neSrsrsg SGt cen
tnneren @cnnties GueertGtet, mne es IT gu
tGrGtsn, DaB eta SInffeI fes gar5:n y Mt;
BIS Ssaatss pesocrtea tlt,9 Sa otsl, o s q.
ptu laebt aber Die Crate gut Gno 10 tit m.bf
ansebaut als je In irabe,en S1bren.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-20

8sRatisuns bisIsr NnBobs iriifps ni4t iibsrs
ra1Hsn.
61lt sort 6ublon entmsper ia Gclne siaer
fretptQi1en N1unnuna ongy eines u Gtsif,a ia
un1ere 6dnbe. baua bstglrl@sn sotr Cgn Wil
i fippi NIT Musaabnle per @teIe btl StGebHrg,
bas Gen. Grant at neGraen I'M belien 3uge
1T, unD Der Batter Der Str5me tIt, tenn audi
niGt fIr SanOels-, a6er cDh fir Wflttarsnsfe
essffnst, cine GrrunBenlAoft, ote aiGt Dgb
9snua Yeranldlagt ipetpen taUs', Dd #: Die
(hne1e Concentration unIersr nSrCIiGen unb
IanltGen Wefarmee an tr8sno sinsm Vnntie
Des gan3en WtIiiIippt enilong etmS8lt6t.
@us Der GtaDt 9iew SrieanS miro wsntg
BON 8epeutun9 9emelpst. Ole Intunlt tss
Sol. @rlsrion, Der Die @aoaGerie, bic bas
san3e Sunsre BON MiiiiIppt butA3oa, tos!s
manotrte, BAT 9rDBe SreuOe berpOrserufe t.
Sen. 81nfs bat cine Ssore erla6en, mad
Der bte Neser ols Corps O'2liriqae In Islblt-
fdnbt9e 8rsabeu. OrganiTlt tpeIbcn fcien,
DEN e.Fdrten t5etnben Der unton, psld}e tn one
! Snaere Don SsceIlten tranepOvt!rt wesoen fol-
ten. tpurbe %setottst, In New Orleans 81 per.
tletben, tpsnn le ben 1reusi0 e~iileteU. .asea
DDn Sort WoDr0s.
0ie 9anOmeH bes "aeOFut". ssreia.
Sort WUmrue, IS Nlai. Der gDnr.
Teton MercarY Bat Tpl9en0CS:
Die &anDnen oes o~sepfaf" lino gsborgen,
Die @elhabe bteIsS farnofea Oau5erlmif'6 lite
aeu iebt auf oem Soutb Commercial Wfft
BET gbarlsfcu. IN -gs
Gis beleten aus spet langen 113SQi9eu
GolumbtaDcn uno werOen balO az unlerer Dir
tbeiotsuns Il f,ttirt tpegosn: &ofbare Wcqnte
Etiunen nt9t ptut9er, ais i96He IrOpbdsn Der
SAladt TN gtarlsltoaer 9afsn.
Der Wetersburg Grpre6 pom 5, ia8t: Die
Mnsslesenttttsn BET 0ifabura tann man teBI
ut@t als erfrenItH bessiGnen. S6wc6l es Ff6ss
To, wtrD ss bod bic duBsrle @Oritft, Matf
uno @slaid brau@sm, mn einen uufa0 nb3a.
.reneea.
NaGbsm fDte Gin SaGr ,3sit 8eDabt, Tin aus
8srtbetotgun9eirerts 5a pOlenDsu, I1etHt~fo,
paB mir jsBt eeraee ba engepadt tpsgesn, wC
iDtr es am ruentslten erpartetsn. SO mag I'm
erlaubt lein. 70 uteI 5m laaen3 a6er man ifi
Dem @olfe i9ulDts, es piien Su loieu, tuie 5ts
5nGen teben, unO tpenn @tfa6r brCbf, If &c
eereGttet, au erfabrsn, In pelGer Of9esao rae
1T. Der Sd fiir bas uGhfe @etedt Dt1b
unterbal6 Bidsburg oper an FER GtlenbaGn
,ptl9sn 8idsburs uao S1dion ietn.
SiOli9e Na9ri0teu.
Der MontsomsrY NDYertiler Spm 8. idgt
Btr waren lsbr erfreut GuI. SObn s. 00ODc,
psl9sr losben BON Gfras t6mmt 9siera bel
uns 3u leben. gr melOst. bag bic @Bai3en'
'Grnpte in Geras fir otsleS s ibr 70 REID ju
tuerrea perlpre6e, rpte le nod niemaIe mar
9sicer fit es aber al Qrbettsfrafren u. Sen.
Waaruper NTH bsetal6 Ote Gmigranten nady
ben fruaibarltsn Diitrtften Dtri9trea uui Ste
Gtnbetmlung 3u bslor9eu.
Der Dampfer NIT psi6en Der GptDasl OH
fam. Bate cine neue Noute eingeImtagea, ria
felt 81 Sabren ntGt bsfabrsn lpptDsa tDar.
8ermtttellt eisles Canals nur0sn rsm Sen.
9smbertcn erO6e Waa1sn grrrdtbs unO &c
bsrsuiittsl 3ussfIbrt.
Der Colonel eIau6t, baB Gera8 Ii, GtanDe
iet, bic IGmmtIi6sn WrmeeH unD Glnpohner
Der ubrtsen Iiel,9m Staaten far ottIcS Sabr
NIT alien WStbtsen fir ban 2s6fn3unterbatt
gu perlsben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-20
Die @ahL in mep.&ihire.

8OFon, IS. Mai, Das Off3tsne 8Otum
fir @cn9sebmttllIisper In Seem 5emplbtre 1T
fo!esnOea /. 2)tftift - Dem. Warc9 76
Mebrbstt; 2. Oiarift - Step. NOQlns $50
Webr9sit; g. Ditrttt--8tsp. Datterfcn 276
Webrheit.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-20
Sorefun'3 RGdrf0Iaer.

&c tetat, mar, babe aus 9~aebeaenqasle1
srfabren, Gag Gen. Gorge s piftit driper
Don Der 9. Ser. ct Snf) als 9tahfOI9sr Sad
ions i'm Gommanpp Ietnes Corps bs3etNust
!pe.rbs. @r 1T tsyt Der sspritt I'm eOmmaneO
BON Qoso1reets @Orp3. "'''''
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-20
Sic Webellcn : OenerG1e Ori9g ur,b
SS1lfer nOu Grant aefHbldaen.

DER Itlssrap9 bertGtet, paD Die NObile
3sttun9sn oom IA. ba. 3u8eOsn, bae @tteg
uno s6a!fsc pun Grants Wrtuee seiGtdsen
tonrpsn tie osrla@en jsbOG Dts Mruase pss
Wsn. Grant 3a 3eriprenssn, inbem fl vUrses
ban, paB Grrbe SttftGrfaueen BON S6p &C.
Tp9ta1 uHO 2snae1se eiutrefen 1oGen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-20

te. @On Oa aus trcQen Re ole bena6barten
Staaten bsimlu@sn, StaDte &c. 3ertSren
nm BITE &tnrobner bn3u eenetet au MAIDEN fir
stnen Sdeoen f4 au ertlGren. &c trar btes
ibre Isste nnb etn3tse 9Ofauns, bis Gs nod
be8teu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-20

Sic @abl in @iacuniin. Die cfF;telen
Wablteette Ialisn Ojrou (l1niOn Ntann)
$500 80 brbett aber GUlbsn (OsmUtratti6sn
@aa.tOat. NJ fir rcs @bef Ni4ter Amt ba-
heu.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-04
Underdrained Soils.

Prof. Mapes, in the Working Farmer, es-
Inmates that underdrained soils require one
third less manure 10 secure full fertility; and
the elements of the soil itself ale more rap
idly developed for plant use. Underdrains,
he says, are incomplete if their upper ends
are closed. Both ends should communicate
freely with the atmosphere. The lower end
if immersed in an outlet stream, would cause
lis functions as an underdrain to cease. The
upper end may be connected with the surface
by short chimney of stone Drains so con-
structed will have continuous stream Of air
passing from the lower to the apper end, in
such volume and force as sometimes to blow
out lighted candle With such drain, he
thinks no excess of water can re:.ain in the
soil: neither can a deficiency of moisture oc-
cur.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-04
Freedom not Desirable.

That astute coPperhead sheet, ihe Boston
Couritr, declares that freedom should not be
desired by tie negro. Read lis sagacious
remark
As TO white men ought TO sent to be
a slave, SO, in our op' ion, no negro ough,
to desire 10 he free man in the United
States
T. this talk The Nashville (Tenn.l Union
thus saTeasiieally replies:
Certainly Lot. II is the height of pre-
sumption in 4 negro 10 wish TO be free. The
wish itself j. wicked; If is abominablv sinful !:
it is atrociou>ls euipable, and deserves the
greatest punishment imaginable. The fact
that a man with fat nose and black skin
should desire 10 own himself or children
erinces he extraordinary depraviiy of the
African race. Ii shows that he is ignorant
of his best interests. If he would only mind
his business he would soon fetch $500 on
the block. Tie wickedness of desiring fire.
dom in land of freedom will strike every
body as being peculiarly simple. Every one
can see that as plainly as he can see that the
editor Of the Boston Courier is an ass"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-04
Dreaming in Church.

AT Ballston Spa, one Sunday afternoon, IA
tigued with his long journey, WAGNER, with
his son John, drove his team into barn, and
determined to pass the Sabbath in enjoying
a season of worship with the good people of
the village. When the time for worship ar
rived, John was sent to watch the team, whil=
the wagner went in with the crowd. The
preacher had hardly announced his subject
before the old man fell sound asleep. He
sat against the partition in the center Of the
body slip; just over against him, separated
by very low partition, sat feshy lady who
seemed all absorbed in the sermon. She
struggled hard with her feelings, but unable
to control them any longer, she burst out
with loud scream, and shouted at the ton
oi her voice, arousing the old MAJ, who, but
half awakc, threw his arm around her wais,
and cried, very soOthingly: WHOA, Nancy /,
Whoa, Nancy: Here, John." calling bis
son, "cut the belly-band and loosen the
breeching; quick, or she'll tear everything
TO pieces ALBANY Times.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-04
a NOndertul Clock.

\ good compliment was paid to the cleo
tro-magnetic watch-clock by distinguished
scientific gentleman-one of that party ac-
companied Gen. Mcclellan, when he visited
the Pacific Mills al Lawrence. One of these
clocks in that establishment records the duty
of four separate watchers, Or men who peram-
bulate about 10 acres of flooring and all
outside premises the record shows the po-
.ition Of every watchman at every moment
during the night, and the length of time
which was occupied in going from room to
room. One of the record-dlals was under
examination, which showed tha: at a certain
time, and certain part of the mills, on a
previous night. one of the men had suffered
long time to elapse between his visit to one
room and the next. When the man was told
in the morning just when and where he had
been derelct of duty, he confessed that he
hal then and there fallen asleep "Ah,"
said the man of science referred to, "this
invention should not be called clock, but a
. mechanical conscience. '"-Boston Dailv
1idceltiseT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-04
Ga!lantry of Il Wisconsin Soldier.

Sergeant Henry Milne of the ith Wiseon-
sin was recently promoted to first lieuten-
ancy in the lst Louisiana native guard heavy
artillery. ard detailed as assistant superinten-
dent of negro labor. Riding through La
foUrche on Saturday he gave information of
the approach of the enemy TO Col. Stickney
of the i1th Massachusetts,, the commanding
officer of our forces. and informed him that
he could successfully manage the field-piece
which stood before him. Although an utter
stranger, in the emergency he vas appointed
chief of artillery. He dismounted and i'm
mediateIy commenced drilling the artillerists.
When the enemy's cavalry appeared, he load
ed with shell, trained the gun and fired. He
killed two men, dismounted twelve more, and
killed two horses. At closer range he used
only canister. The enemy charged upon the
haiteyy, hut he cried, Steady, boys" and
ook good aim. The contest had now be-
come so close that rebel soldier had his
hand tightly c!asped around the throat Of an
infantry captain, one of whose soldiers re-
pulsed his impotence by thrust ing his bayo-
net entirely through his heart Another ran
mp to Lieut.. Milne, placed his hand upon the
gun and clied surrender" Never was
The answer Hand me shoi, BOYS" said
the lieutenant. "Dr 'tyou fire that again -
screamed the rebel. Lieut.. Milne, with the
strength of giant, hurled the ball at his
antagonist, who fell dead al his feet. Rally
ing again 10 the task before him, ne loaded
and fired with ightninghke rapidity until
the enemy were repulsed and victory won.
His faithful horse lay dead under his gun,
but IS dead hutternuts bore him company.
Gen. Emory has publicly announced his de-
termination 10 promote the hero.
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COnif0rtie>>.

We have tried mountain and sea-shore.
and learned that the oily place where one
can find plenty of room and comfort is at
home. Saratoga and Newport are full; the
mountain houses are full; the seaside houses
are full the way-siie houses are full :he
railroad trains are full, and ali are doubly
full-full of gasping humans and grasping
inhumanS,-full of men. women. children.
trunks, bags, boxes, guns, tishing-rojs, and
wofullest of all, mosquitoes. The Northern
hives were never more industriously running
to and fro, never so eager in the search of
health and pleasure. War seems only a
moderate excitant to keep people contented
for an hour or two after the arrival of the
morning and evening ncwspapers.-E. r.
Walton.
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DYING IN THE HOSPITAL.
EY Macy I. NrALl, LOUISVILLE. ki.

am dying, mother, DYING. i'll the hospital alone;
With hundred faces round single one ia known
And the human heart within me like tuttering wound
ed dove,
liuugrr' with cca.cess yearnng for one answering
~ord Of love.
uA Ii hard t- hard my mother thu. TO Iinger day ,y
DIVING here, without TIA" music of the battle. fierce ar
Owing tar from home and kindred. robbed of all ,te,.
dearest Ties.
Win The eager eye4 gazing but to NEE: with stranger
1t we're sweet TO fail my mother, with the battle raging
round
Ard to leap from earth to heaven a. single bound
f. were sweet TO feel that glory would check the of
@ DER hearts whose gricl- ,yer, leapc.: Il ..h of pride
would how.
H' t" lie at night dear mo;hc.. LIST the w,.ti,-
tread
a ills upon my heart, prisoner with tn, dead
And long to lose pain 10 lind calm release
A'd !" SINK each vain, vain longing i'll silent Of
pace.
"h roHd ace, dear mother the dog that guards our
door,
It "o! make each lite-th:ob AZ y heart beat quicker
than before
And The nursing Of your own dear hands the breath of
our old hill.
Would send flood of fresh life back through all these
draining riil=.
BIT ii may not be, loved mother: must die Lerc ali
alone:
WEcrc hundred faces r0und me nor Il s:ugc Ouo i.
With he human hear; within hunge.ing like Il wound
cd dove.
For the soft glance OF nay mother and heg dear home
"o:dF OF love.
Ga. the heart OF man. loved mo her. is a. daunlt.s A.
In time o. mortal danger in the battles deadly shock
Bat nl"nt-alone and dying hov he affection
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ly aid of oor citizens the lives uf 50 MANY Of
our soldiers haze been saved. and so much
OF their suffering alIeyiated, the painful fact
forces itself upon US that much mo,e could
and oHgH to hare been doac for Nem. How
many brave fellow. having endured every
hardship in his country's cause, is now sleep
nag in death How many wife has been
widowed, how many children made orphans
all which, proper se1tdenio1 on the pant Of
our people at home mi6M hare sored? At
the time of the late terrible battle at Gettys-
burg the Christian Commission, though it
had from 80 to 200 men on the field. were
unable, for want of "means ;" and "stores u
sufficient, to accept the proftred services of
hundreds of other men as delegates to minis
ter to the sick and wounded there.
If ever, hereafter, during this war, a poor
suffering, dying soldier must be denied con-
ISOLATION and relief Tor want of means to
serd men who are more than willing to carry
It to them shall it be because the people of
Vermont have not done their duty in the
matter , God forbid that Vermont citizens
should thus tarnish the glory, which Yer
mont soldiers nave achieved for our State :.
The Cnlistian Commission has scores of
self-denying, earnest Christian men in our
army 9S delegates who are giving time and
labor, TlthoW remuneration, and vet its
efficiency is greatly impaired by want of
means to carry out its benevolent plans
VIII not Vermont lend US its aid Money,
hospital stores Of every kind. reading matter,
&C., are greatly needed by the Commission.
Money may be sent to Chas. Dem nd, ESQ.,
No. !, Court st. Boston. Mass hospital
stores to l.. p. Rowland. Jr.. No. >, fremont
Temple, Boston. Mass. p,ckag4S or boxes
OF good reldiug matter. secular and religious.
such as papers. magazines and books sent t"
MIR. Demord will be Immediately forwarded
to the army.-Any Information respecting
the Commission, will he chee rfully communi-
Gated by NJ. Demond OK N, self
| reme,a, S:t.
Your ohe,i;cHt servant,
GI.u. y. AIN>WoGrH
Agent Christian Commission
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HEAVY WORN LAID OrI.-Riehard HI

HEAVY WORN LAID OUI.-Richard H:l-
dse.a, the historian, proposes in the 1nde-
;.sntyn; several ihirss 10 lie done lie think
tina in month or two W shall establish the
constitution aud the Union, minus slavery
lie woull then send feet 10 the gulf. lane
j0,e00 Men al Vera Cruz and drive out tn,
French. for which Mexico vii grateful,
ce,.e 10 Us all lis territory north of the trop-
ics. This JOB done. We must present a little
BIZ. to England for tie property and lives
DESTROYED b; the rebel pirate aeet of hei
creation, and il she refuses to pay it. we are
&c DESTROY her cn-.neice, :ake Burmuda and
tbs Bahama islands, the Canadas, ard indeed
all her American colonies, and SO re-es.ablish
the Monroe doctrine on sure basis. Brave
words ere cheap, Mr. Hiltreih, but the Amer
lean people will cultivate the things that
make for peace after they ge; out CT this war.