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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-19

anb 0aronten su psrtbetlsn unb bautt Die
Rttter au beietner, tDar Der etsentltdls. grObs
oebeiune Ared pes SrcenS.
$50 aber bate Oteis tabne Sbee auf em-
pf6naltGeren BOoen fallen tSnnen. als tn ben
6srsen Der unte5rinSltGen !? 8tdlsp, bon
/ tnen @ldubtsern s~eOrdnst, psriGtpanb bas
malls aus CINCINNATI - ocr0s6lt6, UNI etne
Blautaee, Die ct TIM ShDsn bobsr. tpuQte, 5n
untaufen, obsr Der SrOsn 0rtf nm tA 'pte
Elm 2auf.usr. g c~eliion nab 8ebsliOu le
bsn ntGt lause ouf GA wnrtes. DER @ftli
0%erislben NOR freili@ loon ianalt TN aan5en
SiDsn b0rGanoen aber penu 81. s9utter
NIT eint 1en NetAt Der Batter Dee oeatiGeu
Rsfor.natton eenannt plrb, 70 mub SbOwmau
8tdlsY nit penleIbsn gsGt Der Taier Del
lipltasn Msbslipn .senaRpt psrosr. &c bat
mic er fsIbf la9t pte proffii8e SecsIIion b
WsSs 8e6raGt l,nO ban 9r6btsn Rrts9 De-
Neu,att angsfaat. 81, we are a grea
country, unp mir erctuitren Den seesllIoat
ten III tbrsm 0tdl y! y.7a,4e ~
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wtb.uem.manrl0ten vOn GbarlenOm.

@o1btnatCn, 10 Augulf. Gn 6,G.
sefelter OfF3tr tslesrnp6irt Der &ssieruns
dus 3enneGee: Na& Dem v%GbattonOOao Nss
BEL" bonn 16 bate G6nrlsaon elm I&uptrli1ss
8ombaroement gu beFsben unO OoRslbe mar
nod nimt au Gnbe ols Der vNebel" fem @rtra
beraueaab. &Qe Monitprs uno bic SrUn1Oss
notmen am 8Om6arOsmsnt Gbetl uno ote
aon5e 6lotte losar unb Sr%anepOrtldtfe ~Grsn
tanerbalb Der Bar. Der oRetel" IT um ben
Nusauns OeS &fes Iebr beiorGt unO lbstnt
lstne 9sler auf ben 8al BON gbarlsica OCrbsa
retten au molten. Due Seuer BON YtlnOre's
eanobutterten ouf Worris SSldnb unO ber
WSon.tors war bauptld<a auf Sort Sumtsr
asri&ht.
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@ettere surOp. Na@rt@ten.

Die Ia GUSlaa5 sinaetiCftue bsoTtiantI&s
VOlt brtn9t y ri6te uber bos Iretben ce1
Ruper. Die BON 9bIaDslpbta mad galpa
ratIo beftmmte "@CnGtItution" wuroe am d.
our& Die v@sOreta" p%esssnommsn. Dlt
Uaannfhnft If in 9ernambuco aneefCmmea.
Das S@tf trurOe Sesen Caution entIa7en.
DIE 3tperpOcler 6anbslefammsa btelt am
3. tbre re8els1dbtge 6aIbidGrlt@e0 erlammtuna
Der omerifantl6e 6rte9 par bas Saupttbsu1a
Der Diecul1Oa.
Der Dortltr o0ouiteur" brtnat tn tslcu
ber6 tn bic Nueen f~alenoer G6rtft einen Or
tifel. NIT Der unterihriFt vDeutlhlonD", tppr-
In Ssfrei4 Slid espGnS6t miro. po6 20 me6s
ais je entialcHen fe;. 8emetnisaftiiNe GAGE
nit ben We(tmGGten 5u MAIDEN.
DIE 2onopn pStmeb" Iagt, pas eaettIhs
8olf tucrOe lib su fetnem 8rieg nit &ublant
btnreiben lafen, w,mn 9tuBtanp nttt stpe
YrCoOtattDn Datbtsts, ras utGt wasrlAein,
LID fei.
DoS pSOurnol be ct. UstetSbnre" brinat
etn Dsctst Der Nattonalregteruns rom %
Suit. poomrH cline 3wnngeonlstbe DON 81
1etatcnen pOlntlder @ulDea oufsrlegt rptrD.
Oas Ottret ernennt Haotslous @3artCrieft,
SSolsPe Srte8a unS @spsria @ale3ow0tt ata
Nnleibe. @cmmtTdre.
Die SnlurgsutenfGbrer @tsfansft, Sarts.
.ietrstt. NaDitft uno 6eine wusoeu an, 20. ..
UE. Dor Der @arlMausr &itabeIe oebGnot.
..s Der oNnl1I6e Snpoltpe" nstcerlpriSt Der
Na6yi6t, RAP NuBlano tn Golae Tee lebled,
ten GtnDruds, reI&en @ortl&atef's @ntporten
an Die WdGte gtmadt, uuf bsn @cnstsua.
Goridlas einseben tpule.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-19
SunOeshauntifnDt,

@ abtngtUn, 49, Nug. Der Cue,
ming Star tcmmt beute In stnsnl esbarniIhtsn
Irttfsl, uRscOnltructiou" Ibe iGrtsbsn, gesen
Ots SIBWafer POlttit bsraus, UrIGe Der Ng.
6eralD unD onCere BlGtter Der Reatsruna
in Sejus auf 8t6anpluns Der Rsbelen unS
EscUnliructiOn Der Rebsqenft lntsn empfesieu
uno nnteri4teb en-. Die &egierung
Dsnfe niAt an cine lolhr WOlitf uno babe ME
oaran grOn&t. @'r Die Srsue sssen ole rlniUn
nitt nls Obsrfs 9FlGt anetgenne, psr pas
ReAt Der SscslIton bsbaupte, perpe BON Der
asgsnrGrtt9sn R%esterunS nts alS Burger Der
0er. @tantsn aneIfnnnt oper bebanoslt mgr
ben ; rper Die Uafen sesen Die uRtUu srgrtf=
fen, babe eamtt Isia SttmmrsGt psrpirtt uuO
nur Den 5anrrn Der lUpalsn Wtdnner BET
Gsbelenfaaten perpe man pas SBert Der 9rs
cC~nliructten p~erIslben untsr psm Shue pou
WiLttGr @oupernsursn anpertrauea II. /. n.
0a1btn 9tOn, Is. Nua. Ssni. 5.
pau, SberrIftsr pom @olOrars Eerritorium,
lit gun SOnlul SUn 8alparailu eruuunt rprs
Den.
Das lrtbsil, bur1 rsIbeS Gapt. 6pbc bon
100. u q. Nestment seSen SaUsaItdt lsi'
mes DtenItss e%ntlalsn wurOe, TIT pom pTdFs
pentsn alS Durnaus unGere&tfetttst
falfrt rpcroen.
Die 3OOspfanrise @arr0tt : Sanpne.
Der Berlcbt pom Dem SeIlufe ether 300
pfIuOtgen YarrUttfanOne. trsIne oOr@tnrl,lt ton
Iter SorD Ose ErauepOrtl&Ifes ssfaatn ietn
IOQ, MIRO plfjtel oaenpcuirt.
q GunfscdtIOn.
Cine Wgnae SelaDen uns 20 6caehsab
Sabdd, Elm Soil bee gGlrtuS lfben &iAsnF
.tbum purpe grlteTn bon Obsrlt Buffers @ss
bermpoitjtien aus St. Nillp'e 90, no,
btetbsr gebrabt.
SUn Ger pUtrmacs Elrmee.
Nuf Der i unte bGute man a,lttrn Mcrasr
iAwates @slAagfeueF, Die lriabe tit rudt
tgf1unt.
GencraImnicr wiirpp.
@sttrn fam puO JllItUp Srteae9erihf que
IlmnneR. Sen. Wttlrpp DRrDe Der bort Mlb
aab e.nen cetllatrten 8siGt rer @rinps fir
ietnsn talia,n Hld,ua Don Um6 lfe. Gr
bot leinsn 9 r'6t els 3'uaenaue'als on. @
SssserGrbsiter fir Sie SsfsRisHnsen pUnGbarIetOh.
Die no foIf untGn" U0m 6r tag %bsrIdfst,
ooR ole rortiasu 9. tG ,ptu ale Negsr tn
Nortcwn, NoIfclt unp @ortsmoa'b, Tsl@s
muIfa a~tfuuOen perpen, p'rb'ftst lin0' nm
nodb @parlefOn asianOt gu wsrOsn, Wte man
Slaubt. s.,,n;,
Nlurena Rpler, eth 16jabrls's taUseS Wfap'
Asn meltes liA pom @sn. 6lraeF ais Spips
min bsnuseu lief. purpe am 9 cuntag Nrsno
IN gDbsslins etusebraGt uuO IN Der JatI psr-
wlbrt. sBte lt er3ablt bot er TOR $500, II
autes YferO. Sattel unO 37urn. Denn ls Tim
ole 3abl Der 8elaeung BON Greenland Sap
rappcrtiren pUlle. ste lIabm Dtslss NRsibtelen
an unD stn9 NIT etnem anOeren tunsen Md0s
den auf pas Mbsnteuer aus. Bet Burlington
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Decentralization oe8 Semtfdbeu
8s .Snm0e&-

MfultA batteu Der &ai(er son Sslrei6 uub
ser 9Sntg ron 0teubeu stne, 3uiamnerfuUft
TIM Babe Gjnffeta. Die hCgen Serren fuBten
TdS bein 8eeesnen urb 6aBfrlt6 IAten oas
ber3ltGlte. GtnVtrngbmen ;ptIdsn bsfpen 80
bsItyben qt-sr- ssinf5 .nrds u4s
Gtutee Sage naA iener 3niamneufufFt bat
RatEer Bgau3 SpIfpb 8erubt, lammt!the BUR
ifen unD Die 4 SIs8efEaetf2er ber fresel Sfaote
.oe5 peutldsu guaoe8 ~ eiaeIa Gon8reR aod,
Tc4nffM,t q. Wt. singetnpfgG, ssa' bort nit t6s
uef gialt IN tqlten naber 3ett9ss
IN 4 Be Iatiqa be9 oeut
8unbss". 5-tusaEaF
Gss 3eitaa8su MAIDEN pIsl glafpeteas pea
bigier @irlabl,pg, 49,. 4un yasT q .
Nbee eg III bier Die UFa8e, II pbi5e ai,Be"
uelnnlea parben miro unD p vb lie r1it Gtn-
wtltgunS 8rsubeus eEfolgE III. sa9l .g95
gBtrp lte nidt ~augeiOrrlerl. .. y. tom1aesi
niGt QlIe posr nur elm S9sil ner Oeut(Gen
Gi.len rad 6renEfurt. ic 1T Der @pnareb etne
ipotagtprae @stG1@ts; ipriGt fi6 Wseubeo
essen Die s~ctssmaBe Disqualification aus, 70
ptio ntdts aus OieIsg Sahe. Sn eteIrit
tsktereu SFaIc pirce aG Die Rajorttdt Der
beutl9en SaintSuige, sflGe nuTdaus nthtg
ruiIisn nil ppn einsr nniionalen Organization,
(wsIdr ia auf clue 8sldnstDuns tbrer Sous
peratnetat titnabtaufsu t5nate J IOfcrt an
YreuBsn oni6ItsBsn une ale 8srIu1e Sefe
rsihs In oteIfr Rifhtnug u~eseiteln
Der fetr Iat1gli@e Nntcaoni8naS 3rilfen
lSslrstA unp Qreuben lssbt pse frieoliAen
@ntnidlung OsutlhIanos 3lir uatteaatsn @tns
bait b~tnpernD ia pem De8. 9attea I'D Gran}
9oifps uno 8tIbsIm, mas taum oH3unebmen,
nbst DIE Troee pertaaDiat, 10 witroe fretltA
ssR 6urlfsn Der aIsinzs uno Miitsllaatsn
pi1ts ntrig bleiten.. als flsin tei3uarben une
CUTE Nteue gum b6len 5ptst ~ MAIDEN. 9lur
tn ne1u nnpaprfheinlt6tn San, oa6 sine Ma=
jcfttat rer peutihsn 6Igltsn (ano 8Irsers
m~eiftr) elmer uatipuoisu unD ltbfraIen Neor
saailatiBH bss peutldsn 8nnoss pitfi d 5u.
S~-. ssarsn. iiege flo s!Eoas GsiprtsBlt6ss
btelen 6al udmltG traroe Is in, SnteyeGe
prfu6ens Iieesr, 60 Sefretd In alien fbera-
len ino nattoaaIen @oncefiluneu gteim poer
3appr 81 ttun, UNI tbm rpepiefenS eineR Gbett
pes gDtuotS auS Der Stasln 81 nebnen, zen
IsS Drsueen Durm feinen 3heinbar oufviGttGeu
@ClSttuticnalismus uno fem Bevta!tsu IN
Der POlsufrage tu esr Sfsattt6ea Waeiaaiag
Deutfdlaueg unD Gurppa8 abesuomtafu Dat.
Da6 Die GFenllt6e Uteiuuug ia 0rsube1s
ielbft fart Gent8 feia tperDe, cen 8Gni8 Ia 0as
3tUeiDtutife UabrDoHer SGmsriingg ia prdn@
gan. labt fN utdt anneemsn. Ser Nntoac
ntenus 5riI6sn Cen BepOtnsrn OeitgatA5
unO Yrsu6eng lift lsiDerl nod beute, 100
Sabre uo@ osm asbsnidbrtgsn 6rtsq, fat ebsn
10 greg ale Dec Spildsn zen Ns9ieruuesn
tsner Stoetsn unD Die Yrsubsn mircea 60
Hltf tnmttteH bsr ~@erfuGuntea, NIT wel9en
tx Dee 6Sittg unD Btemort beimasiu@t baben,
.Ittber isbsr, ron cen 9obcn3OQsru eebupelt,
ole BON Den 0absburgsrn bsfrett unO gu 6 l.
nem DsutlGianO seetnist 3u wsrOen. Gin
Sttsg SrtlGsn Dreubsn unO Srlrstu witrOe
ben preuBfGen @aroe. ure anDsrsn Sffi,ie
req, ia febt Der armee In oielem Nuaeabltf
iebr pt0tommsn lstn Ino umestsbrt ! Got
before
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-19
:. eA@H pc Cps 81 rcQcsaqtea
s1srtS.lafar ban cot;taots =. GSfd;:".
Son WGfbpine.

Son Sedibptne.
W~dfbpttIs, II. Aus. Ser Scloat
5. y Yaclos wa De beute %aebenft, neil er 0
Mecar pom 80. SoDtana Jtsst ermCroet bat
le. 9teut. 6. 8 9Opgss lit gum @befs
2uarNeImsiter pe6 OepartemeatS pcs Sum
,erIano crrdnnt.
Der Slug faGt unb bic isi&ten Stsusn TnD
NIT nur Drst 5ub BaR T beOedt. -a &
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o.ia fir sic @pIraten Dos GbarIeNon.

S|araloga, II Aug. Die 3sbntd"
IeuO anwslenDen Beuhsr CteirS BaOss BABE"
$3894.62 betsetsusrt, um ben SclDaten p0F
@barIsftOn etne 9abuns &ts ;u IHiden.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-19
DermtIcbte Wa@rtdbten.

S&were 8eI9ul0t8ungen 8et
gen etnen 8unbesgeneral. yin
Correspondent bes WObiIe HesiFer 1Grstbt
aus chattanooga, raj Sen Bragg bic Qrmse
Oss Cumberland ouseertfen bate, mare er
oarou ntGt Ourn bic S@lmlpIe NufGtruns
Sen. Nolentran5's pegbtnrert. Bragg mar
b~srsit, uniere 2eute gu en9aairen, ole HOlen=
tran3 babel bebarrte, tbu 81 R~anttren unO tbm
nur bic Uabl IisB, TIN unter srOsen Na6tbst.
len onsusrstfen OOsr 3uridBufuGsn: @snu
Ote ,@tncoln Ns9teruns" ntGt 70 roQfOmmsu
,abUltttonifrt" IpGse, warbe Ote1s8 ote IOfortts,
GntlaGuns Gen. Hoisntran3's our 6Ol9e &c
babt babeu. ggte bte Sade lte9t, wtro e.
wabrfGetnli0 blstbsa uno mir fSnnsn Gen
Bragg uur ratten Dns nG&fe Mal fCfort 81
r~tttriren unD 1h eiltgf oaOgn. 81 madhen.
8sngg m6ge iber Dteien Vuutt ote bsratmt
GntI&etDung oeS 6rn. Ntntsr DOs6errp con
Iulttrea. Otelsr bsfaGt Dem @6Gter, eInen
Nanue I'm Namen Dec 5il ten 1alt 3u eebte
ten. Nter, lo8te Der wftle Wddter, Der 9ut
IGufer Bragg, wie. ptnn Ct utAt Stano bal
ten wt0 2" Nun, bann. erwieOsrte OO9bsrry
utnm fttne Weti3 pon TIM, lag tGn setn. rul
0te ubrtge WaGe 81 Iammsu unp pGntt Got
OnB tor etnen Bnben lce letc.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-19

-Dte Eurnreretne DeutI9.
LAMBS. Garjlt@ eri6ien /: vStahltii6ss
Sabrbu9 Der Gurnpereine, Oeutltl1nps",
i'm Nuitrase beS Nu8l6uieS Der beutiaen
Turnueretne. h~erlu8Se8ebsn BON @spr9
Sirtb, 9eip5ta, bel @rnit Sell. 8rr pier
Sabren 5Gblten mir crit 25,O0C Gurner unp
jest $50, OOO in 1900 gereinen. NoG 3ebn
Sabre, unO uni r 8Olt erbebt lt6 be iauet
aus Ger SerEitmmerunB res SGul.uno Mts
tenItau6eS,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-19

8obtnIon @~ruiOes. Die EpantF&:
gregatte @pDaOUnga. pslAe tiir3lt6 tn Valpa'
ratio apaefommen 1T, bat auf ether ipiIter
JnieI De6 ortauTtioben Gceans 3Det arnte
S@'fbraatge aufgsnpmmen, Die 1ton %
SABRE al0 nsWe 8pbinlUns paisItf Su9sbrabi
baben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-19

Die befreiten .SttaDeu II
benz Diff rift s pGum61a. SIN ben
peridieoeneu Bayern bon b%sfreiten Sflapen
in Brighten b~efilOen lid ieet 1000 befteits
W1nner unb Srauen Diele Eager Itebeu
Iammtli& inter btr Sberaufiiht bcs 0ber.
qulrtiermeilteIS. SberltIleutenont 8. 90.
@reen pcn Walbin8ton, GOn oielen befrets
ten SflaUfn lnO MIR 80 btenltfdbi9e 9RGu-
ner, mdbreno Der 91elt aus 6rauen Sinpern
uuo idUaGen @retien beiebt. DebnnAeI4
tet betout Col. Green NIT oenI elben iber l.,
600 Nder 2anb uno tire @infnufte beltr, iten
Die Soften, mel&e bic Ae8ieruns fir ibren
unterbalt Su b55ablen bat, pclItcmmen.
Nan 0tautt, oaB lie nit Der nddl ten Wo4e
ieoe8 6Cipit1l nit fri&en 8eSetatilien per
Ieben werpen fGunen Wt1h triIft ferner Nr<
rdngeneht8, bic ~beireitsn 9teger 81 medaai
IGen Nrbeiten 81 p%erDfnoct. Die leIttIe
bquteu forbiAen Mduner tperben ouSBeIu9t
ltno eiuerercirt. Die t~eIreitsn Stlapeu er
bIlten @do fir ole nStti8en Sebiirfniie,
unc peuu Elm friibere. SflIve Orer Sflapin
BON Wtrirnen ais Diener orer {%itnerin aus
oewdult rirD 70 muB Der Dienltberr 8pnpS
fir Den ~l2Monltlthen llnterbllt # lien. Die
6arti9en lernen idmmtltd leIeu uno falt lie
BEN Abeno fiuDet eIn 8sts Meetiu1 ItItt Auf
Dtelc Weile nitro Dte' furbi8e 9 rGlttrun9
pelds niht ms 6tlO gu 5iebeu permlS, niGt
nut btlcbrt uno gelditst ~lonoeru tic ert1lt
li1 aud leltlf, pdote"b il Der Ge1teruns
einer meIentI,den Sortbeil brin9t
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Der nuGenbltdlt6e @onr6 beg
confGo. W1pter4eIcas I'm untern WttiiiHppt-
Stale pir0 ou.n FOlaspbts 6attum aufe 6ll'Ge
poraetban Dsr @opttdn ENG DamptbOUtss
b,slt ntul,ds ouf Der Ibalfl ART bel stnem 0Ol3s
hofe on, um BrennmatertaI ein3un bren. @r
ftoete Den Is asutbImsr. pb er cOaf6p Ddpier
gelo fir eta Sol; a%ccepttrs z 81, Iautet pte
latOntIhe Wntport Dae Boot Leaf an. TraBt
Der @aptt1n wstter Wsl6sn 9rs's %fOrpsrn
Sic tsgt fir 5Olj2 @eseufruse: 5u psI&sr
@slOlorte Iaaten fs pOrbtn, DAP Ste ts3abIsn
wotiten? So cOnf5p. @,slbel 8e1p psa, t1
Osrlauss SLATER fir Rlafttr.
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ais @rabfGrtftfar bte Stta-
perst, tpenn Otelslte YGo3ltdb setSptst laIdSt
Sobn % Gornes tn etnem SAretten dn Die
OetlaOelpbia DesB 5OlBen'es Dor:
vSts tarb DurG bic 5anD tb,er Greun6c,
pte w~abnInnt8 genuq tparsa ga qlluben, neil
Stloperst IN stnsm 2lnoe pes 5retbstt unO pfs
0sisgte 9eb.ibt babe 1t. geoal0et Durps. f6nn'
Stlapeset au9 S eb'it unO Oei.B jsilt6rsn =
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-06-11
From the Missouri pemocr Al, May o.
,.huke 10 Coppe'heax Democrats.

SeDUhe =" Dsh"'fNtss
The telegraph has Already alluded 10
war speech made. in Savannah by
knator John Co mess, Of California.
~ find the spe tch in late California
kpec, and sr,eoially commend the follow
* extract 70 those odjtors who claimed
u elect on Of Mr. Comes. a, Demo
bio cictorv. The newly elected Sena
\ aid;
ave have noble President. There
Y President at the head of the Govern
ksnt TAnpause, Abraham. Lincoln
4 ay not be the greatest man in the Uni
mi States but ! tell you, irllow-citi1ens,
&ba, our country is blessed OF God in
3av.nc so good and so great man in the
RESIDENCE in t9is great crisis. fCheers.
r. canning villain who. pend ng this
rea, struggle, seeks the gratif alton of
S,runal interest alone, may now and
hen have imposed on that great and good
a,sp, hut in the main his measures have
ksn wise. at all times his cond act has
been lust. Throughout this great trial
Ind struggle patriotism has been of the
esme character and stamp as that of the
erpa. aad immortal Washington
iChesrs. But, say these DIRECTORS, the
Supporters of this Administration are Alb.
.oiucnists. Beauregard advises his
ASOsshern friends to denominate the sol
dms of the Government Abolitionists,
and craven, dirt eating, false sons of the
North, echo and follow the advice. Why,
hilOv citizens, if an Abolitionist were the
baSest creature that ever heretofore DIS
grsoed the earth, he would yet be perfec-
bon compared with the miserable wretches
who sci up such Dretenses while their
toantry's life is at stake. Applause.
What is it to be an Abolitionist 1t is
hat the person, whoever he may be, is in
Eav@ of abolshing something. These
men would not abolish slavery they
would not blot out or abolish slavery,
hongh il stood at the nations throat,
aking the nations life. But they would
tand by while their country was being
abolished and being stricken from the
pap of the world. Shame upon such
Abohtionists. Cheers. Shame upon
the Abolitionists who are in favor of, or
who stand quietly by while the attempt is
beng made to abolish country, to abel
tsh Government 50 Pene6cent, 50 wise,
10 grand in the scope Of its great work of
!sivipg civil liberty to the earth"
4 fbsse sentiments are peculiarly appli-
oabs 10 the condition Of Missouri at the
present time. The conservative politi-
bans are ready to sacrifice INC nation to
preserve slavery, and are anxious to pro-
lNhg the suferngs of Missouri by perpet-
ilsnng slavery.
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TUE NV ENGIND WoMArN's Branch
on THG SANITARY COMMISSION. - The
New England women's branch of the San
itary Commission propose 10 hold fair IN
Boston for the benefit of the association,
during the coming autumn. The ladies
proposing the enterprise have issued
card, as follows;
II Is confidently believed that for an Oh
lect SO near 30 the hearts Of all New Eng
land women, 1t will be possible TO secure
snch universal and efficient effort as to
render u even more attractive and success
tel than the Bunker HILL fair DAYS gone
by.
Ladies in the cities and towns through
out New England are invited t. form cir
cles for work, which sha be represented
by tables AT the fair. Notice of the names
of all such circles should be sent as soon
as possible to any member of this com
mittee, at No. % Summer street, Boston.
The names of the ladies who are TO have
charge oftables, and other details, will be
announced hereafter.
Mrs. VIM. Endicott, Jr., Mrs. &. How
land Shaw, Mrs. Samuel johnson, Mrs.
j. c. johnson, Mrs. Lyman Nichols,
James NJ. Beebee, j, lngersoll Bowditch,
Charles H. Dalton, Arthur T. LYMAN,
George Higginson, George w. Wales,
Frank w. Andrews, George o. Hovey.
Editors throughout New England are
requested TO copy the above.
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FAMILY DYE C0LORS for DYE
L ing Silk, Wooden and Cotton Goods, shawis,

FAMILY DYE COI.ORS for DYE
L ing Silk, Wooden and Cotton Goods, shawia
soARFs, DRESSES, RIBBONS, GLOVES,
Bonnets. Hats, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Ohiidrens'
Clothing. ana all kinds of Wearing apparel
WITH PERFECT FAST C0LoRs.
LIST OF CoLoRs.- Black, Dark Brown, Snuff
Brown, Light Brown, Dark Blue, Light Blue,
Dark Green, Light Green, Pink, Purple, Slate.
Crimson, Scarlet, Dark Drab, Light Drab, Yellow
Lght Yellow, Orange, Magenta, Solferino, French
Blae, Royal Purple, Violet.
These Dye Colors are expressly for family use,
having been perfected at great expense, after many
years OF study and experiment. The goods are
ready 10 wear in from one to three hours' time.
The process is simple and any one can learn 10 use
the dyes with perfect success.
GREAT ECONOMYi
NJ SAVING OF EIGHTY PER CENT. IN
In every family there will be found more OF
les. OF wearing apparel which could be dyed, and
made to look well new. Many articles that
become little worn soiled, or out Of style, are
thrown aside. By using these Dyes they can be
changed to any COLOR in a very short time, at a
small expense. You can have q number of shades
from the same dye, from the lightest shade to the
full color, by following the directions the inside
of package.
At every store where these Dyes are sold, can be
seen samples of each color on Silk and Wool.
All who have used the Family Dye Colors pro-
nounct them TO be a most useful, economical and
perfect article
Numerous testimonials could be given from ladie,
who have used these Dyes; but in this case it i.
not required as Its real value and usefulness ar,
found upon one trial.
Manufactured BY HOWE s. STEVENS, Priu
cipnl Chemists, 25S Broadway, Boston.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every City
al t'wn. 9:w9m
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Nj ASUN & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS,
WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL.
Patented October 81, 1862,

~
N. b. Having recently introduced numerous
very important improvements in our Harmoni-
nmS, We have secured for them by copyright the
guish them from those of other makers and pro-
tect purchasers from limitations.
MASON & HAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS
are pronounced superior to all instruments of a
similar nature, as Melodeons, Seraphires, &C. by
those best qualified to judge, and are the only ones
which have ever been awaraed 1oLD MEDAL in
this country. See written testimony from the fol-
lowing most eminent Organists in New York, Bos-
sSn, 81. IN which they are pronounced 1.-THE best
., Ineir class OF which we have any knowledge:"
ZuspsL, Organist of Henry Ward Beecher's
church FLINT, of Madison Square Church Mo-
SEMINAL, OF Calvary Church; Wells, of Christ
Church MAoRATH, of DR.. Pisces Church SMrrz,
OF the Immaculate Conception CHI f: HAGEN.
Editor Musical Review, of New York TucKrp.
NAN, OF st. Paul's Church; WILCOX, of Immac-
ulate Conception Church BAUMBAoH. OF the
Church Of the Unity; LANG, of Old South Church.
Boston BRALH, of st. Joseph's Church THorAs
OF the Church OF the Holy Innocents; MARSH, of
st. Peters Churcn, of Albany, and many others.
The Manufacturers are in possession Of testimo-
mails to similar effect from fhalberg, Morgan. /.
Mason. Zerrahn, Bradbury, Webb, Root, Hast
ings, VIM. Mason, satter, Wollenhaupt, Gelhaar,
XII user. Wolfsohn, etc, etc
PRICES-CABISET ORGANS, Single and Double
Reed, SO to $50. CABINET ORGANS, with 6, 8, and
II stops, pedal bass, &c., SOS to $50. MELopsoSs
nine varieties, 500 to 22s.
B6 Descriptive Circulars sent by mail.
Warerooms in Boston 274 wHsHIsorox ST.
Warerooms in New York: 5 and MERCER sr.
Address +" MASON & HAMLIN, Boston, or
MASON BROTHERS, New York" i5:gsm
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ANOTHER CorRT MARTIAL CASE
The President has before him for approval
Se sentence of a Court Martial in Cali
frnia, which exceeds in severity that PAS
sed mon Mr.. Vallandigham A citizen
Of Maysville in that State was arrested
for riding through the town waving con-
fefHrate flag and cheering for Jeff Davis,
taken to Sacramento and tried by Court
Martial and sentenced to ten wears hard
labor on the notifications IN San Francisco
bay. In less than three dsvs from the
0me of committing the GRIM, he was at
work. The President has not approved
Of the sentence yet, and may commute it
10 shorter Imprisonment.