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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04
FARMING.

Vegetation has come Forward remarKa-
bly for the last three weeks The wealth
er has been so favorable that everything
has grown so fast as almost to run away
with us. Though it is now only the first
of June and many farmers have not yet
finished planting, many fields of corn
are up in good shape, and look as prom
Using as heart could wish. Other kinds
of grain are propcrtionally forward.
Plums, cherries, and currants, are out of
blossom, and already begin to show the
growing fruit. Apple trees, what few
we have among us, are in blossom, and
farmers who are lucky enough, or enter
prising enough to have few trees, have
promise of raising at least little of this
choice fruit. Why don't our farmers try
and raise more apple trees9 1t can be
done.
Grass looks first rate, and can hardly
fail of giving good yield. Three OF four
weeks more, judging from appearances,
and grass will be sufficiently matured to be
cut, and moving machines and horse rakes
will be the order of the day. By the way
why do not some eff our farmers try a
horse pitch fork, that will take off load
of hay in about no time? 1t seems to us
it would pay, especially when ia hurry,
Speaking of corn; we wonder if far.
mers realize how much time and labor
might be saved in hoeing, by planting in
rows both ways, and then taking horse
and a harrow cultivator, and going through
the field both ways 1t reduces the labor
of hoeing moro than one half, if the
ground is decenty free from stones. We
take it for granted that no man pretends
to hoe his corn, even the first time with
out going through it one way with the
cultivator first. If he does, we have no
words of consolation for him when he
complains of being tired, of having no
time for other work for we don't care how
rough or stony or how irregular in shape
the piece of land is, the man who cannot
see any saving of time and labor by so
doing, does not deserve to be blessed with
any of the prcfts of farming and ought
not to complain if he is obliged to live
from "hand to mouth" all his days. Take
harrow cultivator and 60 between the
rows tsotce. While going one way, guide
the cultivator close to the hills on one side,
and when returning, do the same to the
other side. A little practice will give
skill enough to enable man to hit near
ly all the weeds without the assistance of
the hoe. The second time pillow, or the
bowel culivator may be used, and fur
row turned toward the hills, so that with
only little assistance from the hoe, the
weeds may be all either rooted up or COW
cred, and the surface of the ground thor
oughly stirred.
Potatoes may be treated in the same way
and n preat da.1 IF l.hor ho so,oJ orar
the old way of cutting up all the weeds
with the hoe. Why, q man who thor
onghly understands how to manage the
cultivator, can actually take care of ff-
teen or twenty acres Of corn as easily as
ne otherwise would take care of three or
four. We have seen these things tried,
and have also tried it ourself, and know
whereof we affirm.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04

az DR.. S. w. THAYER, Jr., was thrown
from his horse on Tuesday morning,
nearly in trout of his residence on st.
Paul street. The doctor was severely in
jured, but fortunately escaped with no
permanent injury. He is recovering from
the effects of the shock incurred, and we
trust will soon be out again.--Barling-
ton Sentinel. t{..ts
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04

ca Some people, some young and some
old, are not satisfied with the manner in
which nature has distributed hair on face
and hands. Some have too much and
some too little. T. F. Barnes of Stowe
says he has substance that will remove
all superduity of hair without injuring or
coloripg the skin. If he only had some
thing to cause hair to grow, where there
is too little, he might have lots of calls.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04

Eg Mr.. S. B. Holt, of Morristown,
had chain taken from his premises last
Fall, and about three weeks ago had the
teeth taken from lis harrow Mr.. Holt
says if the property is not returned soon,
there may be names called.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04

ET A. Harris of Morristown, inform
ed us on Saturday last that on his prem
Uses he had found red clover in blossom.
This is pretty early for vegetation to be
80 forward.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04

CT The cashier of our bank informs
us that he has received $l237, sent by
members of Co. E, 7th Reg, to their
friends, and that the money may be had
by calling at the bank.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04
Cambridge, June I'd, 1868.

@ The Jail at Irasburg was broken
open on Saturday morning last and all
the prisoners escaped. Among them was
Barnes, through whom Hyde & Foster, of
Montpelier. suffered. Thus three jails,
in three adjoining counties Orange, Cal-
edonia, and Orleans have been broken
open within brief space of time. Prob
ably outsiders rendered aid.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04

JOHNSON AHEAD The listers find in
Johnson 90 dogs; these 60 into the list
the same as $4,000 worth of personal
property, and the revenue from them will
amount to something like 5000, or $3.50,
quite little sum to raise from this source.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04
MarritS

In Montpelier, May 18th. by Rev. A. l.. Coop
err, Mr.. Jason e. Dole, of Mortified, and Miss
AIDA l., Pike OF Stowe.
In Mortified. at the M. d. Parsonage, May 2lst
by Rev. ]. A. sherburn. Mr.. Geo. b. Cochrane'
A. B., Principapal Of Worthwhile Academy, and
Miss pelCeza Quimby, Of Northheid
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04
aT An effective battle has been Tough

ca An effective battle has been fought
on the plains four miles in the rear of
Port Hudson by General Auger's division,
Banks corps. The rebels were complete
ly whipped and retired leaving their dead
and wounded on the field. We captured
one hundred prisoners
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04

W. II. HADLEY, of johnson, IL an authorized
agent for the Newsdealer, and money may be paid
to or contracts made with him. the same as with
MS at this office,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04

81 Lieut.. Stafford on Monday, sent to
Brattleboro, thirty-two recruits for the
18th regiment.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04

ca Hon. Daniel Needham of Hartford
will 60 out in the steamer for Hamburger,
which leaves New York on the 18th inst
Mr.. Ncedham will represent the Vermont
Agricultural Society at the international
Show at Hamburger. If Vermonters de-
sire to send anything for exhibition, they
must send by this steamer it being the
last that will 60 out in time for the exhi.
bition.- Wakon'S Journal.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04

WILL GILMORE Try AGAIN.-Mr. Edit
or:-In your paper of the 29th inst, was
an article boasting of the superiority Of
Elmore Saw Mill, stating that they had
recently sawed 5000 feet of lumber in 70
hours. If that is dong WE'LL we have
done better. Wciecently sawed 5000 feet
in ten hours, and can do it again.
H. N. MACoY.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04

ca A letter from one of the Vermont
Cavalry dated May oath, published in
the Windsor Journal, says:
| am happy to inform you that the
Vermont Cavalry has been heavily rein
forced by the arrival of ninety-eight men
and four commissioned officers from the
parole camp at Annapolis. These were
mostly taken by the rebels at Broad Run,
few taken at Aldie and at Herndon Sta
ton.
The officers returned are Lient. Cum
mings, Watson, Cheney and Sawyer. Maj.
Wells and Capt, Scho6eld will be with us
in few days. They are exchanged, and
are now engaged distributing exchanged
soldiers to the regiments in this depart
ment
Our regiment is now the strongest in
the brigade. Eight hundred and eleven
men are reported present, fifty-two Of
whom are upon the sick list leaving for
duty seven hundred and ffty-nine. The
Vermont Cavalry is not quite played cut.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04

ca The news from Vicksburg is pro-
vokingly meager. The advices up to
Thursday, the 2Sth ult., destitute of the
particulars we so much desire, state chat in
three assaults made upon the rebel strong
hold our forces were each time repulscd
with great loss. Gen. Grant had taken
S,400 prisoners and 81 pieces of artillery.
The fighting grows more desperate every
day, but our forces are stubborn and fgh t
like brave men. The siege is proving a
tedious and costly one, but the indications
are that Gen. Grant will persevere until
he captures the place. We have every
reason to hope for favorable results II
the city cannot be captured by open as
saults. it is sure to fall under series Of
we'll managed siege approaches.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1863-06-04

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-24

mpbnence enoltIcb rebeupe MtlAltnesrace, lon@
bern bic reutlhe unD lc1nbtuaptG4c Nace
p6re GO. DEM tie allein TT aus bent retnen
unpsrmiIHten 8lut tener lddflhen, @ctbts
Ideu. frGnftIhen, lombarbilGen .c.) uno nor,
manni(Asu @roberer be~rpOraesnnsen, ouf
pelhe cte pcr9eblihen @apaliere iino Snobs
10 (cls inb. Ste Inb ntGt a0etn Die Nad-
fommen, 1ie Iinb bte Batter uno Sriper iensr
8arbarsn uno tS LIT ibnen nt@t eraanssa.
wte tbren ausespanoeyttn 0ettern. CaB lte, mad
Grcteruu9 onperer 0Slfer, felter erCbert u
cen. Seoes @ort. baS aus t9rem Wtunoe
tOmmt benefit, baB fs ibreu Nofen fret ers
balten ka6en pom Sod uno ibr Blut rein bon
Der 8stmiIauns bes 6remoIin9S une bod
tnD seraoe Ge ant pent8lfea ItCl3 auf tbt
Blut mno i6re STAGE. gDtr habin NOD taunt
etnen pernitnftt0en Oentldsa' posr Scanotaa=
pen gebDrt, Der Fd) Istnss Uluts gertbmt ODER
Der ouf feline before 6erfunlt ras NeGt &C.
aubt bGtte, Wnoere untsrerildta su D%tirFen.
SIM Geaentbsil, tpir leben fs tn tbrer 8roBsn
WatorttGt auf Setts Ger uatsrcridten nno TN
Rompfe gesen bic NrifDtrotis Der Sclapen
batter. Die Wabl 9Incpls'S wGre Cbne ot'
DsutiGsn unmSsltG gene lsn. DAP WltlOar
BET Union erbalten uno Zen Erduea bsrScia.
peret eutriIlen wurOe, 1T OaS Wsre Der Oeut
IAen uuD peun MtfOurt bemnaGit eth Trat.
aaot wiro, 70 tpirb ct eS Curdh cte . E 4 +
f6en s5eft. sa
WOber bteIe GrIGetnuns ? ste ItfSt gun
E6etl in Ger bunronen @etlteez unb 9er5eus
bllDuna Der TeutlGsu, eOr IGem aber tt
threr uatipnalsn Vper pieImsbr anttnationaler
u~atefanasnbett. w'tde !tnea geitattste, ot
Oinas NIT ibrsu sigsnen Aussn uuo MID
bur0 bic 8riQe pes 8acenb 0 @ ntbi
3u IeEem. .
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amertfasssfbe Wac1rte0teu.

Springfield, 10. aug. Die Sitter BON
g~0lpsnen @trtsl In Sutton County ioIen Rd
euf elmer Smell I'm SutnOts 8luiIe pbertalt
0aSanna 9elammslt BADEN. Wan aibt tGrf
3nbl ouf 1000 Maum an.
Subj, StptUn, Sames mnb anbsre aus
Sutton Counts ma6tea eelsrn Dem @OlonsI
Dates etnen Beiu@ unO laeten, Die Saas
babe feline S~ebeutung. Colonel Oafee fraots
tie, toaEum benn Der @nrODtrmna WtpetItanb
8~sletftet mno tbre 8eenoteuus p~erbtnpert per
be, trprauf Ne antpOrtsten, ben Qeuten bort
asfeieu bic @nrOltruugsbeamten ntGt. GU(.
Dates bemerfte ibnen, Ote6 1et tetu @runb, nm
benz Oeisbe OppOlitipn gu madeu uno Da6
lelbR. tusnn 1OI9e 0rlnoe parlSnlt4er Q6net@
9un9 OOrldsen, bte 9an3e Wadt Der Reetes
rnng tn Bsresuu8 seiebt nsrOsn miBte, INN
Den Nteb ntsoer3utoltsn. Dte @n&e TT bte,
Dap BITE Sitter bonn eOlbenen @trtel bic @nrols
!tFnn9 germ tn lire SGnbe bstommen mS&ten;
pc lagen, eS gslAsbe a IN bslisn burG 3eute
tbrer @abI.
Ote oarlGBtslten NnGrt&teu tommen BON
tolt alen Counties bss 1iOltGen uno mittsrsn
SbetlsS oes StanteS pom gebetmen Grercier-
1sri9mmlun9en Der @Opperteabs. DteIe
Ueriammlun9en fnoen an bret Bic pter Stunt
ten TIM County TAFT.
Sntta genie l1ntcnlemte ttsr fnb Der feften
Nstnnrg, bab bte l1ntOnsmGnner bes @taates
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Die Sperattonen Sarnfbe'S ug6
Cffteunefyee.

Der energiIAe unp tapfere BurultDe tt ebsn
Der red,ts Wiaan, INN pas pairicttl6e = ltten~
neTes ga bsfsetea unp Die p~ostigeu npnmertiG
Idpaden Gscs|(iOnselsinents, pie cher, getaB:
duf Die ipnen pon Self. Darts 9elarDteo
3ruppsu, etusn 10 fRrGteylidsU Deapottamus
auSastsn, 81 3eEI6mettern unO 3u 3frmalmen.
BgrnRoe paBt ntGt gum Qenfsr etner 9roBea
0sIolGlaGt, o6er er perfebt eS portreflid
fa6ne 3Igs 81 latte1 une an Der Gpiee etneo
Ismesccrp5 Wunoer Der Gapftlfett 3u perrt@
ten. Oes bat ee Dur4 linen 9iGn3enbsu
8oanote, TlCjuB unD Oura lsiuen Intietam
Wfarl4 3ur @'enilge bsrpteien; uno eben Otsier
Gi8euI0aften beoarf es aud tn $ fenneIee
9au9s maBte li6 8urnlOe a(Isr beOeutens
ben Sperottcnen enibalten. ipstt er fetn ldo-
uss alts8 Nrmeecorp8, OaS i'm lAon nod
NcanUfe begleIttt, an @rdnt Bate attrsteu
miiisn. Ct beioB cine 3stt lang laf gar
feine @ploaten uaO bod 9slacg es Ietner Gners
gle uno umItAt, ben an ptelsu Srtsn oeg
Mnaraie anbetmgefaQeueu Slaat Rentu . 3u
pacifciren uuo pte ueueIte 9tebeCen. SapaTc,,
unter Gen. 9e9ran, idlsuntg 3urid3utretbea
gBett Burnt iDe 70 LANCE Flu Itegen mubte.
EHfaanf5tff1Ftt sIEaa r 5S atf sSSFRaRsRHsSEee'fbs ?fssi,t s'n a''I.t &c IF f
rtoDten @ener1le,"
Nber er fetert iebt Elm fr5bli1s5 Dteoer>
atfsritsben On Der Spite lstnes TIN, BON Bids
burg pteoer8essbeuen uno burG anbere Grup.
pen betrG&tltA oeridrften Mrmeeccrp5. uub
bat bic fASnfe NufSabe, bic t& In bis1em
6rtege oenfea l1st; benn letne Wtlion tit bic
SefretnnS Der erprpbtsten uno ebsl5en, felt
nebr ais stuet Sabrsm unter Dem lhrsdlihleu
SoHe lsuiSeaeen Oatri0ten unb bic Greberuuo
Der Acknowledgment mtlttdrtlGen Oo1ttion tn
ben Ser. Gtaatsn. ceper entl:bteosne Wa
trtOt ptro Otele Sattsfafticn bon 5er,ert ben,
WanHe 00nnsn. Der tpesen letner NGiGttreus
uno namentlt@ AUDI ipesen 1stner @neraie
9e8en nSrolt&en Berratb 70 SteIes ton rSro-
ltbsn Ssrrat4ern uno fOsar pom l&ua9berste
9en nOroltGen Heputlitlnern uaO Bon Der
unentlGttosnbstt Der Standardization 1stbl ,u
erDulOeu bate.
Na@ ben neuelten Na&rt&ten pperirt
guruItce auf'S &rdftt9fe sessn RuuruiQe.
@s tommt a6er, renn bte1es unternebmen
9tUBs Nelultate taben loG, MGes tarauf an.
oaB General &o1entron, amI's enti6tebenife
u1ttFptrtt uno enOlt& etnmal NIT ieinen Ope.
rattOner1 8ssen Chattanooga bestnnt. Qebteres
tDuroe 3tOar auf benz 0apter 1Gon Elm Dubenb
gtol 9enOmmen, aber nod teute 1T Go tn
8rae8'8 9anbsn, Cbslsid es ben S&lafel AZ
Ss3lftennsiiee. gum tpt&tteten Giienbatnnes Der
Neosuen uno au ben mtItt6rtl9en SaupipsR,
Etu1en tn ben Npala9en btlOet.
(SaS. Sts3tg.)
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9 teua Sslanb unit NtncCn Uctnt erri6tet
wsrpen fO1en, tuO ;wst srobe Batterisn BON
l. 10 @slGGbsn ouf Nnsee 9elanO unO etne
lGwsre 8atterte auf SaA Scls OOer Bad
YOtnt su erri&tsn. Dte Nrbett bat gu bsstn-
men, iOtutO baS nStbise i1wsre VaubOlJ eere
6etSeiAoft rerOen fam.
NaGrtaten BON ben StsGuns unb Soaboes
Wtnen bts @nps SuIi itno etn9etrOfen.
Oret 8iertsl rer BepObner am Bottle Ttpsr
miiGrn baIO Ufsen WauseIs an 0afsr ft6
entfernen.
Dte SonNbdnte am O6sren Columbia, mel
@e N& 200 Weilen wsit erareden, feasn f@
als 1sbr meto0ret9 bsraus.
100000 Fnp neult4 NIT etnem SHif
BON Saraboc In 8tctcria a%nsstommsn uub
nod $2OO.OOO fab unterpees.
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e3eggaR1s4c1s Wa1gsc5fgm
1sSi@tstsfGr ben S5alstmsere .AeGss1.
seadrt@ten BON Zen weifGfHYp;.srmeeu


@ttco8O, "a. IueuF. @pe3tols Depe.
I@en aus Wempbis ia9en, bnB ieet 1t nod
oas II, Nrmee, Corps In @idsbure III. gtne
Qrt @e@ldFeber berrldt uutsr ben DOrtteer
SOl6aten nno Die, pelGe baran ertronfen,
tUerten iofOrt mad oeu btsTsen 6oIpitGtern
eebra6t. Nur le9r pentee Sruppen ltsoen
In Der S!aot 8td8burg feIbf, II eenua 3ur
Sanobatnng Der NOlt3eI, Die ii6rfaen cam
ptren auf ben 9Gben btntsr Der StaSt.
Sen. Sberman'S Corps campirt nod II,
Der Nd9e pes Big 8lad, bes 9eor uub Clear
Tlu6ss. Dtess Corps bate ben bGrtseen
Oten(: tn Dem TtIp3ug; aletdwOtl III iein
@eIunS9etts5uFanO bsi1er ais Der irsen0 zines
anberen.
Das -. Mrmee. Corps, inter Sen. Orb.
If aus Sanitdt6 RidFdten mad Natdea ae,
8nueen. SIS nitro DOrsrlt bort bleIben,
NOnttal @Orters 6lotte 1T lGneS Dem Mif<
fl1ppt BON 9lsto Orleans BITS @atrp ,erlreat.
Wuf csn StrsGtn 3piiben Den Stattonsn Der
RanOnenbCOte patrCnt1tren 8oote BON osriaz
gem Ttef9ang.
WaGrt6tsn BON Sen. Steele's Qrtanfas
&rpeDtttQn wercen balD bon 6slrno errpartet.
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GOn GbarleHort
0lnfunft beS samplers NrFaufas,


philadelphia, %. Aus. Der Ser.
Staaten TrauspOrtOampfer NrtanIae fam
beute pom SGo gtlantI6sn neutrality-suspicious.
Der NIT 70 PuRaeteren, @sflnaensn uupSsr.
punoeten an.
NlS CT @barleltca am Mtttpo@ WCresu
SerltsB, batten bic Qanbs unb Wortnebattte
rien Sort Sumter srbsblt@ be1ddotat. Die
Sho uno SRiette ber SeFung TT rte elm
Stsb bur1ISAert uno man barf BITE pSQlae
3erItSruna Der Wauern In elmer DOhe er.
warten.
I'm 7 ubr AM Mtttwu& Moraen ffteaen
8rOBe &au&wOltea aus Sort Sumter auf. ais
ob man bort ben acknowledgements GER
brenne. Die SfF3tere Oss 4rtanfas olautten,
oae Sort rsrOe Gs8en Mitttng genunmen ODER
Sulammen9ei6oGen lein. Setne &auunen ers
UteOern unler 8susr MIR lhuaG. Sort
@re9g mar Sdn1lt@ gum S&weteen ee6roGt.
Das VOmtarOement btslt Die Dtentaa
Naht tber Ubue unterbrsnum1 an, unO uuroe
am WttttpCA WOrasu BON Der Srcnffpes, ben
Wfonttors unb ben 21al b~atterten NIT erneuter
StGrte fprtas1sbt.
3Det GiitAtitnae bon Saoannab, Sas. 8.
GaItf unp SObn s. Collins. tamen nit psn
NrfanIa s an. Nl@ ibren 8sri&ten bsvrIAt.
SnngersnOtb tn SlDannat.
Dr.. &Obert 8lbbs, Der Qr3t tes Ne6eaen.
@tbpers 6tnsaI, etn gefan9ensr, rpirD mad
TOIt Oelaware 9elonbt peroen.
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Die xaFtiF Der Mebenen.

gBtr BADEN tineGt bic neue EaEttt nnIsrer
nSrolthen 8srrGtber bsprOHsn. duf beren Wuf'
aanb bic Rebelen als ltbte SOffnune rs&nen,
ibre DerlOrene Sade ptsber gu bebsn fibren
MIR tsst uttr bic WClitit Der NebeIen mad
nuben bin an.
Ssf Davis & So. tennen Itbr tppbl bic Nb-
nstsunS Der eon;sn ctUtltFrttn DeIt 8egsn BITE
@flopsrst; 0e rpiHen, boe le ntht stnmal onf
muraltlGsn, eelAwetee reun ttatia&liGen St'
lEann BON auBen Der rs@nen tSnaec, wenn lie
nt6t Dem BON ibnen 70 naHbaltts usrb69ntfn
Settgeif NfHnung traeen. Ob9lei6 nun or
fstel t6r neues vIeth" auf Der r@floceret
ale Gdlfetn ibrsr 9eleulGaftt@en Gtnrt6tune
gen" see,Gnret wurre, lfnD fe, Qussidts Der
Wefo9r, tbr &ei@ Iammt Der StlaSsvet 81
psrltsren, tire SultttuttDa TN y@tnfIang NIT
BEN Torberunasngoer Civilization umO Sumo
ni!Gt" Az mpbifstYsn. SIR eieies 3ueeHaub
ntB tsrsrietts erparten fe bic Wnetfsnnung
Der @enfSOeratIpn mnb bic Nufbsbnug Der
8leGaDe; Ionte In GUIse beI5en Elm &rteg srta
Ihen cen nSrpltGen Staatsn UNI Sranfrstf
lCstreAen, 70 rsrlansen fe bloS ren 8sttano
Der GransGfiGm Stptteo Spanten fol- 5nr
5tlfe sefirrt tpsrben. Dmr1 Dan fnr thinner
aayomttssen 8sIts pUn CUBA unp Gan DO.
miuoD (iOpeit es rod lpont1a ~ Wo3u
aud bte l6ngf ldl2ern erIebnte DsrIe Der On
ttGgu, tasnn fe tbr ostssattanItdes Snfttnt"
aQmGbltA fa9ren leIsu mIGsn, nm unae
b1nsta tperben sl tGnnsn z Was aber Qcuta
g2apOIecn am ebe(ten 3ur WQtau3 nit etnsm
yunnbbdnstgeA" Sipeu SeranIafen pIrfte, IL
BITE bon Stf Oabts & 60 ertldrte Ntiht, Elm
mad franpSfIAem S@nitt %vltarfea unO conIO-
ttotrtss Nsth" 1u 8rinben (rp bletben oie
,IcuSeraInem 9tadtSreGte", UNI esren per
metntliher 8erIebuns sUiQen Die NebeGen out
Der Union trdten, unc bic bic Rupferf6langeu
nGHfens TN NOrpen sum plauIbtsn 8Orpont
ibrsr YutIGe MAIDEN werbsn = So, Sff Oaz
Dts & So. ertldrsn I1 bereit, rsnn ibnen Der
MsHer an ben Sragen gebt, Seras unter Elm
YrUtettDrat Souls Nopp!eons 3u itsIlen
:vte eS sbtn NIT Mertep SerIu@t miro !! Sr
ttef fnb bic RsbtlenlGbrsr In S9leHtt9fett
uno BUsbett Ueriunfeu, OaB le uUG sher fran
aGfIAe 6Guafnetbte tuerben. ais CUR aIteu
9 iag:4. agrtaadett! .a ~D Is ! l., Maa NUT
ten" WfaGt TN NIdeu, bOfen fs lf@ De,
SGId9e BON pOrue erpebren unD BITE Ser,
Staoten bur@ etnen Srteg nit Dem fransSf
lAen Gtnbrin9ltng, tpte DurG 9letG3eittgs
IpoemCbtlAe @rbebun8en I'm Rprbrn bod nod
mIrbe MAIDEN 3u Snnen.
absn!eusrItH mGsen btsfe Bfdne tpObL tltn.
gen, aber bic U~er3weiFuns Dsrmug bet abse.
fstmten @Gurten BITE 6SGe tn 8etprsuns al
3u fBen. GreiIi9 BADEN b~te(elten niht mebv
Steht, Eeras an Srantret1 AT Derpf1nDen, ale
mir Mloine an England UOer 5lOrtDa an Spa=
nten. 6retlt& TT Go bart, etne Suiituttou
isBt an ben gaSel bGnseu 3u m1Iea, faur bas
man bic tsbt 70 fauer ssfdmpft unO cas man
als bas non plus ultra etner oulfummeneu
neutrality-suspicious. belunsen bate, tn Der bte
st6bsre treiBe Stage it6er pie undergraduates
itptrar3e 9srrINen mtHe." w. G..
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NGcenbOA
(S6Ius.)

@s leben nod bte NaGfumme1 zines orberu
WolteS tn ben Ser. Staatea, bic, uboletG IL
etnsn Stdmmbnum auftretien %t5nnen, Der nm
DOae 1000 Sabre otter 1T, ats Der trssnt
etnsr BIER pertcetenen Nace (@btneIeu ausaes
nou1r1en) fetn 9rUBe8 Nufleben meaen BON
tbrsm Glut uuo i6rsr STAGE, tpte man
tsnsu 3I tbrem 8ubme nadIa0en mus. Wtr
Tnstnen BITE Suben. Sretlih fEnnen Ge Gm
nt6t, Ete BITE fiOltnen @Uttcniunfer unb bte
nBroItGen Snobs, rIbmen bon ,,6eloen ,snb
GrOberern" %ab3uFammen, % Ie trGbrenb BEG
bst retten1 gr5Bern SPELLS t6rer 8sIdtdte III
oen @rrbertem unb unterbrGdten
9ebort babrn. NaG einnnoer BON @opptern.
VabpIOntern, Ortedsn uno NSmern inter.
toht nno gefne6tft, tpurben fe aulest fcoar
tbres WaterlGnes (unb tbrer WutterfproChql
bsraubt uub tt0er pte gauSe cIptluirte uro
DalbctUtltItEte Wslt 3~eltreut, no Ge Linda.
IifsS pom Hncsn' aub @sltetOnS : Sab
Der WOlter, inter !usIGe Ie bas Saidlal oe.
l9lf1osrt bate, 90 IstOen bnttsn. Denn bic
Jtelt9tsnen tbrer @Gter BADEN Ge GN sa Re.
Dabren 9epuBt, nnp letben barU6 nod p,r
Stnnoe IN monGRn Staaten, lelblf In ungerer
Shtpslerrepubltt Der S@mets lhtm pfltd,e 2u-
~riditsuneeu unO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Gin UOIf, ba5 BITE uneercmttofeitsm mn
0tausl css Rncenbo@mutDs an G6 fsIber 70
btitsrltA erfabren bat, tperte, luute man
Dentsn, tn Dtelem freien Qanbe. ,pte Gin
Nfann, auf Settle Der t1ntsrbraaften lfeben urb
Sront MAIDEN sesen cine tO&mit6tae MriIfo
fratte, eeren Nfa9t auf Die @clovsret Der
Neger rubt, bte absr Der biroerltGen Bret
belt nn6 @letGbereGtieuns Der Weieen ba-
rum nt6t mtnoer ssfabrltA III. Dem nun
ober 1T nt@t TO-. Der erSBere She'll bteSes
tstbsr nnterOridten gOIfes tdlt 90 1eltIamer
criGten.
Asnn Ger 3petteuttse Nubm elmer r o.
psunOen Race an3ugetSren bas Ne&t
Ds''.see' ancsre @Slter uno Gacen su ssraG.
ISL an0 gu untsrbrGdsn, 10 mare es srabrlid
"'p' O'e INT SaOsn anO In ben M~ttsIEaaten
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secetsuus bon see,u GuslamS eOlsateu.

30 Il. Aug. Der Staot WaGa.
9nIsttS bat tset etnen @cmmtfGr ansefs1t,
rpeldrr tds;t@ 3ptihen DalbinstUn uno New
OOrt bin unD Der gu retEeu bat. nm entlaGsne
OOer bsurIautte New England SOlbaten au
b~eSletten unO ssssn 9striBer 3u l6ibrn.
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maa, gbattanOOsa unb anOrDiae.

Gtnctnnatt, 70. Slug. Die @o3stts
Bat Na@riAten Bon Sen. 8OifcranS' Mrmee,
Die Bis gum Is. unp bon Surnltpe, Die bt8
gum 10. retdbsn.
8eiOe Irmsen babem ft4 In 8eUe9un8 &c:
Iebt, bic etne mad Chattanooga, ote onDert
mad &nurUtQe. Die Gruppea paren uObl
9erIltet unb TOM bsIteu 0stlte be|eelt.
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wurbe entlaGsn. bamtt CT ale StaatsBsuSe
o~uttreten tonne. Qtnn tpur0e unter etns
Caution BON $4,000 ssRsut. bamtt er tn Der
@sptsmbers Stbuns bes DiltriftS@We ri6ts er-
1detne, nnb 8rOmn, pslAsr fir 2tnn og6et
tete. seeen mel@en .n6sr wettsr fstne SnOicten
%Ourla9eu, tpurpe inter $1,000 8arSiGaft Sc
teQt.