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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06
The Eighteenth Annual Fair
OF THE
TRUMBULL Co. AGRI(UL. SOCIETY /!
OAK GROVE,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
SEPT. Goth, 30th, anu OCT. Isl, 1858.
OPEN TO THE WORLD
RULES.
WILL BE HELD AT


Ist. The Oficers of this Society, shall
consist Of 4 President, Treasurer, Secre-
tary and ten managers, who together,
shall constitute a Board OF Directors for
the management Of the affairs of the So
ciety, ana shall hold their office for one
year, and until their successors are elect
ed.
I'd. Members of the Society, to be en-
titled TO vote at the Annual Meeting,
Elust be residents OF the .ounty, over II
years old, and must annually pay the
sum of one dollar to the Treasurer-oth-
er persons by paying one dollar may be-
come members so lar as 10 entitle them
10 compete for premiums, and 10
membership tickets of entrance 10 the
Fair.
Sd. The Treasurer shall keep list OF
the members of the Society.
1. The Election for officer. shall be
held in each year on the third Monday
in January.
9th. This County Society will open its
Premium list to all persons without dis
tinction, except on Field Crops, which
shall be confined to the County.
9TH. Competitors for Premiums, must
be Members of the Society.
9TH. All stock and articles offered for
premiums must be owned by the person
or persons offering the same, or by some
member of his or her family.
Sth. Awarding Committees must COM
ply with the provisions of the law Iequir-
ing competitors for premium on crops
and other improvements, TO furnish full
and accurate statements OF the process
and expense of culture, productions, &c
9Th. Competitors for premiums on
crops shall be required to have the ground
and its products accurately measured,
aud satisfactory proof thereof under oath
must be furnished by each competitor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06
OFFICERS AND MANAGERS,
The NEGRO Briqade At HeIena.

Adjutant General Thomas has selected
Lieut.. Col. Wood, of the First Indiana
Cavalry, as the organizer and commander
of the African Brigade at Helena, Ark
He is a Baptist clergyman, and went cut
from Rockport, Indiana, rs Chaplain 70
the First Indiana Cavalry, and was sub
sequently placed in command Of the reg
iment. The first regiment for the negro
brigade IS already nearly full. The line
officers are taken from the ranks Of the
white regiments and are for the greater
part from the Eleventh and the Twenty
fourth Indiana Infantry and First Indi-
ana CnYalrY
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06

and the Administration will at least have
| the appearance Of being the uttersuce. OF
/ honest hearts.
! We say to you, our bravo country men,
that our wishes, our prayers, our purses,
and IL it need be our blood, shall he CIV
. en- 10 sustain you in your place, of peril.
! We have no politics and no party. but the
Union and the Constitution. II there are
/ those with US who will attempt to pollu,e
our great mission with any PECULIAR or
+ partiz.,n view. We will repu Hate the 7
desecraiion o. our high and nn'Y purposes
If there are moreT changers in ou; ranks
+ who viii speculate upon the wants and
gains oi the brave soldiery, we will scourge
them from our communion. We united
ly pledge to you and the great cause to
which you have dedicated your all. oar
lives, our fortunes. and our sacred honor.
Whilst YOU guard Us from the Lands oi
rebels, we will guard you from lie trelch-
ery of domestic traitors. You have arons
ed Us To proper contemplation of the
enemy in our midst. That enemy must
and will be conquered 10y appeal, by ar
gument, and by all the motives which
can be summoned, TO move the heart of
patriotism. We dread civil strife but
IOl 50 uluCu as VIC OTestu the ItbciA4Ou-
We are ready to meet any issue, howev-
er fearful. that we may save the Constltu-
ton and the Union.
Soldiers of Ohio: Be of good cheer
The dawn of brighter day for our coun
try is breaking A healthful reaction is
now in progress among the masses of our
people, and they are detecting and expos
ing the false pretensions and hypocrisies
of deceivers. They are beginning to re-
aliZe the true and great issue-the Con-
stitution and the Union against the rebel
lion and they are preparing for any and
al sacrifices which may be needed to Sc
cure victory. The liberal, the enlighten
ed, and the patriotic of other lands, are
arousing TO a full view of the nature of
our contest and they are now sending
their welcome greetings to the friends of
Constitutional Liberty. Wait. and watch !
and fight little longer; and the great
for you, for US, and for the world, |
will come. Justice, truth, humanity. /!
and the sympathies of the good and true
in all lands, are with US. And He who /!
guided our fathers through the perils OF /
the Revolution, will 90 before US and be
our reward as we advance TO the over |
throw of the rebellion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06
Management of Children.

1t is a popular belief with mothers.
that washing young children daily in cold
water makes them hardy. This is grave
mistake; the feeble circulation OF some
children requires the aid and assistance
of warm water,warm clothing. The great
est medical man that ever lived, John
Hunter, recommended three rules for
the management Of children, and they
express the substance Of q volume; he
says, Give them plenty OF milk, plenty
of sleep, and plenty of flannel"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06
For Parents to Ponder

Il would be glad to see more parents
understand that when they spend money
judiciously to improve and adorn the
house, and the ground around it. they
are in effect paying their children a prem
iuns 10 stay al home, as much as possible. to
enjoy it; but that when they spend un-
in fine clothing and jewelry
for their children, they are paying them
a prsmiuR TO spend their tins aOqy from home
that is, in those places where they can
attract the most attention and make the
NsIs display"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06

COUNTERFEIT PosIAL CURRENcT.-rhs
counterfeit fifty cent postal are distin-
guished from the genuine by having but
two curved lines on each side OF the hg-
ures so and below the words ''or designa-
ted Q. S. depository" while the genu-
inc have three.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06

ALTERED TrEAsURY NoTEs.-Two dollar
United States Treasury notes, altered 10
ffties, are circulating in the east. The
figures in the upper corners are covered
by pasting so over them, and the 1.-TWO"
around the edges is carefully erased by
painting it over with green.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06

A merchant, advertising for boy,
adds, "Lads who part their hair IN
the middle, need not apply"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06
Justice of the Peac;

Trun6aIi CoGlIy, % SIS. duly worn. says that he
has raised crop of-the past season upon the
land measured by A. B, and that the
quantity Of grain Tor other crOpraissd thereon was
-bushels and no less. weighed Ur measured
in sealed measure the case may beland that the
statements in regard to the manner Of cultivation.
&C.. are correct to the best Of his knowledge.
G D
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1863-05-06

Cow must be kept on grass at the time Of trial.
and for two weeks previous to the experiment. The
times of trial are TO be from the 10th to the Goth of
June, and from ath to tho 30th of August A
statement Is TO be furnished. containing-lst the
age and breed Of the COW. and time of calving 2nd
the quantity Of milk in weight. and also Of the but
ter, during each period Of ten days; Sd the butter
made on the last trial. to be exhibited with the
cow at the Fair. and the statements to be verified
BY the competitor aud any person cOnversant with
the factsl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-07
Wettere eur0p. Na4rt@tem.
OrpBbrifdnnien.

DIE ensItlHe 0rsRe i'm Qusentstusn tpar
ii6er ben tar3sn, ia nbfoBenOen Sou Der lebtan
81 rtl&afcffiGen Note ater WOlen ls6r erbtts
teri uno pbpcbl fs F4 fraGer ent1disbsn &C.
gsn &rte8 tueBe,. Der ppIniI@en 8rage ana8ee
fproGen Bate, 70 lai1en &eeterungsbldttsr
iebt Drotungsa 8s8en NuBIano fallen pte bic
folaeusen. .
Worntns puft l6retbt: DaS &nbtnet bon
ct. petersburg felt fd, ais Ub es F6 tpseen
Der 8erantpOrtltAfett. pfl@e bic bret Wfd6te
tbm auf9eb&rbet baben, tetne Sor9elt ma6te,
ODD Der SAG ber Nbre6n IN 8
mtrb 70 mmen.
Die 2tmeS ertlGrt /: 5tuBlanb lptelt elm ae>
fd6rlt9es @ptel. -. europa tptrb In 8ra9s
iubr nt6t 70 frteSlt& S%ettmut ietn ipie tn Die.
lem Nu9enblid.
Die brittil4e &analFOtt lag nod tu1mer
Der 4tperpupl. 1000 Matrpfen berIel6en tua=
rem NIT etnem Banfett beebrt trprben,
Der 8eretn fir bic MusNe6nuns Der Baum.
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General staet's SEebe,
oePaftsn an 5. ottoSer in Ser goaeertFaue 81 pQftabetp9i

8os benz 8sgtnne letner 91ebe entfAul.
otBte li0 0eneral SigsI tn elm paar englt19
geiprpGeuen WOrten gegenaber ben antuelen<
Den Mmertfanern, baB er tente Getnen baut1Aen
2anpsIentea SerlprCGen babe, eiue b eutI6e
9tsof 81 baltet uHo DAP fe TIN bes6al6 eutz
IaulOtgen ioaten, tpenn CT etntae Wpyte tn
Ietaer Weatterlpra@e az le rt@te.
Gr frere liG, fa8te es, baB er li6 teuse unter
ieinet oeutIGsn 6reuaben beinbe unb @sles
genbeit BABE, tn bsuti@er Spro@e 70 reGt BON
5sr3en f4 aus3upre6en.
Jn frtbeten 3eiten, NOD Spr fauna 10 Sab.
rem, bntten Die Nllsl6n6sr, adnentltb bic
&eaHGen, IN 6telem 9anbe OteIfu6e g(nfetus
bun8en 3u erbulbeu, SIRE Gsranaounoen
tDuroen GsNBst, Ie wagsn &rdntunGen 1nb
8e~rfOlBun9eu auer Nrt ausgs1eet. Sp In
Bbtlooelpbta BET beu Gurnf sRe auf 2smcn
9tl, 70 In Baltimore, tn louisville tnb ar
bereu 9rtsn.
Dteel6sn- Gletneate, Die banA!s uu5 arts
fetnpeten, ttt6ea isbt ben Gern Der Rebelen
6Etnee unter Gen. See. Go tit i~t6rteenS be1>
fer, 6aB bic @OtD0tes, Die fra9er bte Stragsn
bon Baltimore nn0 @af6in9tun uuI6er nabs
ten, ua8 ieBt often eutge9rntreten, al8 tpte fritz
Der I'm @ebetmen. (8eifaQ.)
S9On oanalS fanDen f@ uaGere &1ntbfer,
bic fir bic 8e4te Der Oeut16em In bte G6ran,
fen ttaten. @r erinnerte an bic Marusn eluea
Or. SetOenftGer in B6tGabefpbta. etz
neg 8BBler IL 9utncY, zines Sdnauf.
er IN Baltimore unO Inctrer. (8etfaa,)
go pnren IS aud In reuerer 2eif houSt.
ia<9 bic Deut1aen, bic BON @nfama an an
snsrsiiGaen Der SeceliOn eut9egentrafen. Dt
Ssutl9sn suaren Go, bic am betettptGi9fs
DE SSohen er9rtfen, oIS @rGIbent 2tnepIt
letnsa srItsn Nufruf far rs, 1000 @ann erlteE
ss tcarsn ete MGnner BON 1848, (sru6sr Sci
fau) nte fGOn tn Dent}6laub ge9eu Bite SIR
pen 9slpGtsn, uno bte lteter ole Dronolal
SSS ertlS ereuIDet battsn, als bae fe tire,
gtGdsa untsr o0s Sod ssbeust bdtten. (8si
Die bsuti4sn arbeitsr In ct. euuts port
inter ben Grfeu, Die es SUr3uosn, oue Gtro
paBsn beg &tteSes 5a srtru9en, ale Az 6au
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NermttfdDts 9Iad1rffhfett.

WatIrlt d es a gnettM e 6
Gtfen. Sn SGneben TT etue niQ0netii4e
Gtlenaoer eutDedt tporoess, gpeIc9e wabrI6etn=
ltd Die yetdfte ben aIs0 b%eFannten 1T, OteGe
Qoer If etnt8e 5uB otd unb burAlAaetOet Elm
gangs Oebtr8. 8rin9t man Dtele Mtaera-
lien In BITE 9fabe elmer Ma9netno5sl, 70 wtro
btsieIbe um 1O-15 Orob atgelenft. Natnr~
ltAe Ma8nate Dun 4 Gentner f5nnen Don risz
fee NDer be3Ogeu, tpgr6gn unD I9mauft Der
Drete 3pilaen 80 Genttms8 unp 3 8rancs
bas Rilogromm.
Die 3abl Der Wbeltgen mGnnliAen
@eIAledt8 TIM DtgetdiI1en &Qi1erfaate BE-
IGuft d0 naN zen ueusfn NuapetGen ouf
100000. an peG9sr Summe ns6il 0altsten
Unit $4,000 cm metlten 1ngarn NIT 163,=
600, rpOIunter ft9 pttr fGrtlt G, "a grGflt6e
unO rs freiberrltGe 0amtIien bgfiapen, Mnt0eil
%utrnnt.
Gin atteg SetDat, s guo5 GalUt, fam
ouf Der gtetie naA Dem 8aoeDvts 8ourbOnne
Dteisr Sage our@ Diion. Dfr Wann DurDe
am 4. Sanuar 1857 asbogau uno geGt mod
aufredt unb pbne Gfof. Setne 6ran Mar>
9arstbe gt80t, tt pon 8letNem Nltsr. Gin
@tepaar, pos 8uiammea 212 Sabre 3G6lt, To
8eptb etn3t9 IN fsiUer Nrt.
9err 0amtn bat Der Qfabsmte Ger
Dtienlaaften gu 2pnoOn Dte Mittbeilung gs>
maAt, boB e5 tBm na1 brsiiabrt9em StuOiumt
9elnn8sn iet, nit StAetbett pas @e(1leGt oey
ii ban Giern ent9altenen jnn8en Gbtere ange.
bs1 3a t6unen. Die @ier, wel9e mGunli@.
1btere ettbalte1, iollen Oh t6rem 1piben Gntl
etme peIlenf1rtnt8e S6e'fta0e 3'i8en, pabrenb
Ote, 'vaI6e fDeibli@s Seine In iF9 itlts6en.
9Ia!t ftnb.
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Baltimore 1Offkfr.
Baltimore, ben z. SttUbsr 1863.
Oie 6mertfGmtfBe NOtttif 2OutS
WapDlepn8.


I2cats GappIeUn Gat fIG bt8 GUT @tunb,
hgcbl 9e6atet. tr9enb etpas 3u unterneGmet
mas TON BET ben S%ransOlen 6dtte u~upopu(Gs
MAIDEN tSnnen. Ste Grrt9tun9 be8 Gdiler.
rsl9s, Der Rrtnfrte9, Der itatieniI@e Grtea
un6 fslblf bte @rpebtttpnen na6@bina, GpGt,,
9btna uno Gelblf Weertfp entlpreGen ebenlc
Htelen (, 8. sfran3GffHsn Sheen, toarsn brga).
aus mad bent Oe1Hm0d Der Sran,uGen unp
Fanoeh t6rsn 8stfau. 8etDets Nls Ste Dnn-
fter5 369egten, fir etni8e btele 11nterne9nten
GeI0 tsr3nlstGeu, tparbte ff1 2OutS Napplegu
an bas 8plf-unp Rletnfrdnter, Rletnbaaera,
6au8fne@te, DienamdDGen Ii +. 10. 3cgem
bte 8Grle, urat @nlehen bon 1000 uub 1900
0ita. 6raufen TIM 0erlamf eintger Gage sa
beden. Das ben Trau3OIen Oabsi ntdt 9efet,
tuar bic guns ibetfhlF9s @raulamfett, BITE
Souls NapDlepns bsim StaatSRret9 enttDifslte,
ba ct ben 5hrUn bod Dsel ppblfetler Bate
baben tSnnsn; mar bic 81 d { tpIeber6ere
Itellisn9 9oleus, bte er, ipte Fe 9laubtem, In
bem rufil9Fn &rte8, tpUJt bate bur6Isben
fBnnen; par Ietn 3urGdpetGsn Dpr Dem
B~eRung6biersG ber Setrei6er In Staltcn (aus
TnrAt cine S9ta9t mnb bauttt leinen Gbron
51 1erlteren) mn0 bic alI3ugrUBe
@9Onung bs8 WabGteS. SnbeB bte 6oupt>
iade mar bp4 9eIGeben. DaS SatIerret0
tpar oa uno ieOer fron3TFlde Splbat bate
ietnen eSsutueGen Mav(@ouifab int TcrntRer;
Die guIpIAe GlVtte TIT l9iparsen Steer ipar
berntGtet nnb GUnfanttnppel, ber I. 4. GGlaIs
Eel snr 6errl0aft @nrppas, SorlGufig ben (al-
gen Tin8erT be8 MuSfoUttter8 entriift ; bas
RSnt8ret9 StaIten 'Dar seG9afen unb tcenm
9utb nos aiAt ferttg, 70 bpD Fart geaia, fA
ipGter Iel6It 81 SerpDufGnetgen unb fHIr alle
G~bUrtcDmtngs Souls MapUleun8 trar ipentes
Rcns GsaaFref9 bur0 MISUNDERSTANDING Getner
natarltGsn Wlpen9reu3e (Nt33a 1t. Sat0yen}
eutIaGotgt, an csrea g~sOtbptn9tefstt bte Srons
8Uisn e6eafo felt gIa16en, tpts an lore 9ts1t8e
onEpga&e auf ote anpsre {. 4. vuatar!iGe
@rsu5e Urautretns", bas ltnfe Nbetns
ner. DAT 2ouis RapDleOn Dem VabIt niGt
tN6rfer 81 2etbe 9iua, mar eth Tebler.
Ote Tran3oIen fao 5,par fat6ptt{m, aber ote
GEau3p1en unb feIb1 bic etuRugretde mtes
oere frnu3GfiNe@ etflt9fett tpitrbfn tin ,sts@
terfuBt unD tGre 9Grie se3u9en BADEN, mean
er NOm 3ar 6aupiifapt BON StaIien unb ben
@a6F fir ba8 tlUB 8etlliGe Sbsr9aupt Der
RoibVltfen erf(art, mean er TIN ietuer welte
lt4en 9etrfGaft entfletDet unO t9rn cine aus
Der Staatsfaie Sranfret@s anb Dem 8eutel
Der anbern GbEtRen su 3nblenbe, ipel,ia au@
nod 10 tpRe @tptatite au8sepOrfen 4dtte.
sic, bic i6ren eisnen GIernS 6a' leIner
RtrAen8titeg berautt uub far 1etnen unserbalt
GWf bte Stdat5faGe Gngetrtelen baben, tc1rDen
60 gang tn Der SrSuun8 g~efanben baben, bu6
oa8 aa1 anberwart8 gel@eBe rnb es 3eigt Son
etner fla9ltGsn lleberi9dtun8 bss Gtufu0e8
per frau3IfiAea, boa Der fbpoGt5pfgen Sat
Ierta pr0te8trten, 8tiGTfe, baB 2Outaglapolepn
oaf tteIe 8an3 DEFENDERS uFran36ft1Ge
Sbee" bsr Sscnlarifrung BEG Rtr1ens
Raats niGt eiaQtng.
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VI nterteautf3e afad6rI5fett.

Die l1eue G0pper9ea0 Rlatfurut. Die
0latfOrm, welAe bic nGrOIt@sn GupperbeoOs
neuerotnBS aDppttrt Haten, lautet ~fOl0enOer.
mnBen /:
0urrob fir bte Union.
SecefIUn ft oerluGt.
Sob fhr Self. Davis.
Dis Wati0anlrgiernn9 flr INNER.
glieber nit BS6el6errl9aft.
0eIeb unb Ned1t fol- trtumpbtgea.
Die neue Blatform Bat Die lASae Gtssn-
i4oft, baB man Fe Der Qange unO Der Qnere
a11 IeIen tdun. SIT Elm GCpperheaD In Wes
(eQi6aft lnYaler W2Gnner, 70 lief er aaua elm
fa0 n9urrab fir bte Union" mno 70 fort. In
tee Us . pD DarD2ewten btnaeoen Brands
er i!0 stdt 81 gentren, aine GOlumne naG
Der an0ern DDr3unebmrn. Damn tann CT Ieisl
v6urrab f3r SecefIon !" SOD fur BITE Nalio=
nalEegtesnng !" &c. 8an3 unBeiGeut oue-
%brtnaen.
Wfffge @uEla e Itno bic @oppsr6eab8, b0a
muB ,pabr fstn! Qber ba8 @elf fommt bDd}
3uleBt hinter tbre @AliGa un0 NGnfe. (T.0.)
ST. 9oui8, Mo., 5. Oft. Dem 9ieg=
gen nOeu'pfeat" tpiTo aus Qeopeaport6 &c,
meloes:
Sen. 8tupt III Bon Sort Scptt mad Sort
Stnttb obgs9an9ea. 0te Waert1a8 IGnetDem
Grains ab uno Der Tetub INA Sort @r.tt6 Be.
ftaoet iEH ia etaer prD6enoe1 5tsnunq.
Der MaYOr bon WugCpt1e nno 100 anoers
8ir8er bon 0late So, N}p., 9aban eiue Gr-
ElGrun8 oerBfeutliHt, tpoua6 flo iebt 100
unipuiIten aus ieuem Srt NIT Tamtltea tn
3~eabenportD beftnbsa, walGe aus 6ur9t tor
ber W1tlt5 aus 0latte So. geilO0en reten
Denn itA bte 3u1drbe niGt ba(0 dnberYl,
perbs Qs6en ltnO Gi9entDum Der untontRer
boa Btatte go. Dsn 6Gnben BON Qeuten pretSz
8e9eten Ietr, Deren Q09alttdt ltet8 - 9eltnoe
9eia9t - 5tpetfel90it 9s!paGeu.
ScotsIe mttteQ0is Glu9tltn9a itnD aus
MtfOurt in %QeaoenmUrtb an9efpnmeu, baB
Der Wtapor etre DETERMINATIONS erlaGen ntagte.
1t'f' flr ben untsrba(t Der elben su 1Or0en.
gae6eQeu6eri6fte.
atlanta, 20. @spt. Oa8 Wgpeat Ia4t,
baB Noieufran5 auf ietne Derfe TIA n. at6ers
6al6 Der Gta0t beIAtGutt 1et; baB lt1 Die
2taien Der 9tebelen bts 3t1n TlnB Dberbalb
unO tunter1QI6 Der Gtabt eritreGen DaB So
f%enEran3 letuen Rrobiant tber bsn GluB be-
8tebe; Dag BITE Briden a6er ben @9tcarnanga
tset ferti8 1eten; Dap ~8oIentron3 la einer Wgts
fpra6e ietne Sruppcn seriiaert babe, oaB ct
ietne StsInn8 ntGt uur be6auptea, i0nDern
tn Rur3em aud pfenFpe SpsyattOnen unter>
nebmen iperbe.
Die Ni@mpn0 Dt5Pat@ 9O1m lfBten @arns=
tag bat etnen Brief aus Oattpn, So,
Uont 26. 9ept., wsl9er Iagt:
Die n6erfau8uiniiAe Nieaee ptyb ettpas
enttauldt fetn gu t6ren, ba6 Die Nof9a6e be8
Gen. 8ga88, Die Igmse bes Oen. Jtolenfrau3
8efan8en 3n ugbtaesl, Felne lei6te 1T, Sbpotl
81 f9peEe Seriuite e%rltttsu, bat &c bo9 nod
elise far4t6are Wyrnee. ,
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W01t Ghaw(sffn,g.

EsM EN- gorf, 6. Stt. Ser Danpfer Sui
ton tf mil NaArtAtsu au8 Gbarte(tpn Rom 8.
cs. 9Isr etn8etrOfea, DteeItsu entbalten
ntbt8 gtsus8.
@tn 0lsbeleA Dampfer b0n gtaTau mad
Gapantab b%elttmnt unb NIT elmer 9abnng
Salpster nno @pirituVltn an 9ort, tpar BON
See. st. Ranonenbopt Stfttin acfapert pprs
ben uHe tn sort 8cYal etnaetrUfeu.
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RntipuGfaulebeu.

Y4tlubelpbta, 6. Sft. Bon benz
Stint : 3man3t8 Nalsbsu tpurDen 9eute fir
1884, 50 %Ssrfauft. Die au63uaeQenben
8onoS Isn0 bic 3ums 3. b. ferii9. Djefe Way
pierre per0ea i0lp0Dtpom Oabt'Fum I'm NQqe,
metnen, 4la AUD BON Gtu3elnen aufgefaaft,
tpslde Dant @8cctotiDnen graobea wUGen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-07
etreifsus Der 0acbeIen in genne6ee.

New gorf. 6. Oft. Ger 6eralp baz
etne DepeiAe aus glaibOtIe bon eeltsrn, p2s
aa9 Der NtbeIeu @sn. GUrrct etaen Streifs
5a8 uah oer @traBe 3WtiAen jsnsr Staot nab
Der 6ront 8smaat, ben Gelegropb o:rbl9ajtt
ten uno Die Communication Temporal
tlnteybroGen bate.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-07
@erfteberte @aiHe epn Der 9labarna serffsrt.

8oROn, g.. SIT Das satf Anua s.
SAmtot, bas nenItd) BON Dem Otratsn QIa-
boma 3ert5rt moroea ietu fol-, mar IN Bottom
fir $4,000 DetfI9ert; Oos S9ig grprs6,
pelGe8 Dafelbe S4ifiaI erfuDr, mar 90 $40,>
600 aGfurtrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-07
af9tsaaEggts 9.

FGtne @tonSa(8ei6i6te nn6
S4tebs QffAtre.-9n DtQarts 6otel
trtg F@ 8eFsrn stne @fanbalgeIbt6le au,
peldbe et7 tra8tf1eg Gnbe nabn ,nb unter
Den @allea ut4t 0eytn0e GmpGrune 6srpprs
rtsF. Collins Dtron, In @eorgetonn fpo6r>
bait sTf4ten BOrnltta9s tu Der Safe bes
2ptet8 NIT etaeu Nebotper unb Tarren,6tpon,
beloaFFast, tn Der Q6ltht einen 4ewiIsn IS IS
Nlc@tQ 3t t%rattigen. 2ebterer oQ nGml{6
oea Gute1 5fuf Der Sdweaev Dec Dtron beetns
trdAti8t 4GGeu. Nl8 Oirou auf McgiQ Ina
8tng, flo6 btefer benz 9tGtarb3inrmer AZ, tpo.
tauF Diron fstnea 9te0olpsr Soa un0 Id0g.
Gt traf Wc@tQ ntpt, ionpern bic Rueel brano
etrftn prn. 5armVn tn bte Sette uub flea
no9 eintBea onbeiFs9en8fn 6ervsn bur6 bic
8etntletoeg. Dtron tpuroe Iobaun ber6affet
lno auf W'trog oes 9ptst6sFBers mibt Qeaen
g1rgI@aft entlafen. M}c@tQ (petder I'm
Sdasamte an0elsQt tl) purbe unter 8hra.
i4aft 8sRsQt. Die Ga4e pirp 6eute por g.
riGt peybnubeIt toer6en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-07
es@8c4V1& bs 5tay
8ssi5ts far Dan saJssDes ,E8sEcs,.
Gtue 9lbtbeIuns gieaeuen suriiefsetriebem.

Daibtngton. 6. SIT, 8or etutaHt
&agen 0eriadten 600 9te6eQen Set Germanta
Willis, ga, BEN 0%iapioan 3n tt6erl9rtiten,
DIES bealerFte cine W6t9etlua8 &aDadsrte pgu
Buforb6 Commando, ipeIGe ohne NferDe Ia
icnsr gldbe 00rpDRenoten2 vsr|ap uab bic fire.
DEN GjfleOen fofort s~uriidtrieb, son 100 lc ges
fCnrneu tUarea.
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CONNECTICUT Mohleu.

StUmtn8tUn, 5. SIT. DaS repu6Iita-
niiHs linton 2tdet fir Staotbeamte wurre
beute nit $50 WatCrttGt 9etp1blt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-07

Bridgeport, 5 oft. Bet Der Stlbt,
spabG feote oas Union Gtdtt nit elmer 9rOben
Wuiprit1t.
Donburg, 5. Oft, Die bsuttee Stabt>
tvabL fel 81 @unlan Der l1ntpnspartet aus,
Winchester journal., 1863-06-12

This war, although of but lit
tie over two years duration, has
exploded several popular errors,
which have wrought incalculable
mischief.
One error was that Republic
would suffer the peaceful separa
ton of its members.
Another error was that a Re-
public lacked the nerve to attempt
the suppression of a formidable
rebellion.
Another error was that one
Southern fire-eater could whip
three free State men.
Another error was that negroes
would not fight.
Thus one after another old
prejudices and errors are falling
into contempt. and we wonder
that we were ever under their
influence.
Winchester journal., 1863-06-12
SCHOOL UOJSE LETTINt;.

The building Of the school
houses advertised to be let on
last Saturday was sold as fol
lows:
No. IO-Onc Mile cast bv
Quaker meeting house was taken
oy John Keys at S475, 90.
No. 4 and > in the west part
of this Township was taken by
Samuel Meisner at $523, each.
The energy which Mr.. klzer
displays in building new and
good school houses is most
praiseworthy. If the Township
should continue him Trustee for
a few years longer White River
Township will have a good
school building in every district.
Winchester journal., 1863-06-12
AT THE COURT HOUSE.

On Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this week those of our
citizens who chose to 90 had an
opportunity of witnessing the
peculiar manifestations" which
are exhibited in the entertain
ments OF one of the celebrated
Davenport Boys" Some of
the performances seem rather
marvellous, and are certainly
very ipgeniously done. People
will have their own opinion as to
the source of these demonstra-
tions. This evening will be
their last appearance here.
Those who wish to see any
thing of the sort would better 90
to the Court House tonight.
Winchester journal., 1863-06-12

Blackburn, the notorious
scoundrel who was chief In rob-
bing the Treasury OF Jay County,
who was in Jail here and subse-
quently at Muncie, and finally at
Portland, has escaped from the
last named place broke Jail and
gone.
This demands an explanation.
Come, bo,s ;. speak out and tell
us if the Winchester Wooden
Jailor' is in charge at Portlandl
Read Us another lecture through
the Torch-Light-ant remind
Muncle OF her shoit comings: and
don't be choice IN your aGiectiveS.
Somebody furnished Blackburn
with shocknives and files and he
made saws and cut the bolts aud
tar> and Is R0t cS..