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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-19

Chi1d-steaIing IN EuglanA.-A Curt.
sus ana Rsmnntsc case.
A novel case of chld-stealing, which
has created the greatest interest in the
agricultural region of Wiltshire, 10 the
south Of England, ID reported in the Lon
don papers. The facts appear to be, brief
ly, that on the Sd Of March, as Mrs.
Yarlett was passing along public road
with Eve weeks old baby in her arms,
she was accosted BY woman named An
ME Shipsey, who induced her to sntsr !
public house, afterwards sending her, nm
der pretence of feeling i'll, to shop near
by, for an important parcel. Mrs. TART
lett, while absent, left her child in the
care of the woman Shipsey. and upon re-
turning found that both had disa ppearcd
Every effort was made BY the p0l.ce TO
trace the woman, who was perfect
stranger, that night. but without the
slightest success.
In few days, however, information
was obtained Of her whereabouts, and
she was visited by the police with de-
mand for the child, which was found in
her possession. But the woman prompt
ly met the demand with the response
that the babe was her own that il had
been born on the road during her absence
from home, and physician was called in,
who testified that she had lately become
a mother. Other physicians upon max.
ing an investigation declared that THE Of.
frmation was false. The result Of the
whole affair was, finally, that Mira Yarlett,
the mother being taken to the house Of
Mrs. Shipsey, immediately identified the
child, which was given up 10 her. She
likewise identified bandage worn by the
infant, but none Of the other clothes i,
were when il was lost could be found. -
/ Shipsey and bis wife were taken before
the magistrates. and, after examination
| formally remanded-the latter still de.
claring, aud calling heaven to witness
that the child was her own. Subsequent.
ly the husband Was discharged, but The
wife awaits her trial
a'st ---------~-----------~--
ET Mrs. Brinsmsde, whose arrest
and imprisonment in New York, on hel
arrival from New Orleans some month.
since, by order Of Marshal Kennedy,
caused considerable sensation, and Wal
made the subject OF long investigation
has been hurried to DR.. Charles Phelps
The man who accompanied her from New
| Orleans, and whose relations at the time
were Of somewhat analogous character
CRoPs Never before have the pros
poets Of large crop Of all kinds been bet
ter than now. Unless some killing frost
or something unusual takes place, on
agricultural friends viii fnd themselve
burdened with the bountiful yield o
mother earth The spring has been I'M
COMMONLY favorable for planting and SOW
ing, and tho nice showers We have had o
lste set everything to growing t Linz
County News.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-19
Horrible outrage.

A highly respectable young lady of
East Ctevelsnd--whose name is in our
possession, but which we suppress for
obvious reasons-died at her residence
on Friday evening last, from the effects
Of demeniac outrage inflicted upon her
last Monday, by a young man, cousin Of
the girl. named Higgins, also resident
of East Cleveland. The deceased was re-
siding in the family OF DIR John Sber-
man, at locality known as Shaker Hill.
Last Monday Higgins called at Mr.,
Thompson's. and invited the young lady
in question to take walk with him
She consented, and the young man con.
Quoted her through an unfrsquented
road to wild rsvine, where he succeeded
in committing the outrage spoken Of
above. During the struggle the CIR
managed to throw her bonnet and shaw
down the rocks--making it appear a,
though the action was accidental.
After the wretch Higgins had satisfied
his brutal lust, his victim requested him
to descend after her bonnet and shawl
This he promised to do, provided she re
manned where she was until he returned
to which she assented. No sooner, how.
ever, had he reached the bottom of the
ravine, than the poor girl started as fast
as she could ran for bome--a distance OF
haH mile-which she succeeded 10 safe.
ly reaching. The girl was Immediately
taken seriously ill, and modification
L.
evening last, rs before stated.
This is one Of the saddest cases that we
have ever been called upon to record, and
calls loudly for the wreaking Of just pun
ishment upon the 6end Higgins The lat
ter has not been seen since committing
the outrage, and, strange to say, no steps
lave been taken to secure his aires. We
hope ere long TO be able to chronicle his
capture Cieve. Plaindealer, May Ii.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-01
Alabaman Loyalty.

Judge LANE, Of Alabama, said in a
speech at the Opera House Union meet
ing: all 1
I am sorry 10 hear OF there being
party in the West and North who are OPP
posed TO every measure Of putting down
the rebellion. There seems TO be trait
ors in the North and butternuts in the
West who cry peace! peace J when there
ie no peace. In answer TO such, | say
give me coercion, subjugation, Lincoln and
emancipation--every measure, in fact,
which will bring destruction upon trait
ors and restore our Union. s&
do believe, upon mature reflection,
that we never would have peace in this
country with separate and distinct ma
tionalities In IT, Upon this ground, then,
IL upon no other, would advocate Wig
orous prosecution Of the war so long as
the waters flow through the Ohio to their
home in the Atlantic, and 80 long as the
green grass springs forth TO beautify its
banks. / would TO God that peace were
restored In our land; but l would want
IL restored with the condition that every
traitor and Secessionists in the South,
aud every copperbeAd in the North and
West. should come forward and acknowl-
edge allegiance aud fidelity 10 our Cow
eminent. Applause.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-01
A Thorough Reorganization of the
Army in Contamination.

WAsHISoToE, Feb. "a General Nc
DoWell, at the solicitation Of the Chair
man OF the House Committee on Military
Affairs, appeared before that Committee
to-day tor the purp lse of giving them his
views relative TO the thorough isorgani-
ration OF the army, Both the General
and Committee are Of opinion th A the
army, as at present organized, is very in
Efficient IL il proposed to make sueh
changes as will consolidate parts OF revi.
ments, thereby dispensing with a large
number Of supernunerary officers; then
forming them into brigadss with Brica-
der for each. aud these into divisions.
with Major Generals 10 command. By
this means il is believed the present army
can be made much more eiIi ,ient. The
Committee were forcibly impressed with
General McDowelps views, aud will en-
deavor 10 carry them on, before Congress
adjourns
The President will not return any Of
his nominations 10 the Senate for Major
aud Brigadier Generals until the House
has passed The Senate bill for that pur-
pose.
The President has asked the House
COMMITTEES 10 Increase the number 10 give
q Brigadior General 10 every brigade in
fall, aud Major Generals Tor every digi-
sion. The Committee will probably
amend the bill 80 as 10 meet the views Of
the Executive.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-01
TENNESSEE BRANCH f
or THu
NATIONAL CLAIM AGENrI
ooNpucrED nv
HARVEY, COLLINS q BRACE, I
WASHINGTON, D. G.
CHARLES II. GREEN, Agent
No. IS, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn.

4 HIS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for th,
successful prosecution and settlement Of ne
nands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, It's conductors having had sewers
years experience IN the management Of ciAimA
fore Congress, the Con, Of Claims, aud the Exetu
tive departments atWhshugton, aud being thor
oughiy acquainted aud familiar With the laws ano
regulations governing their ADJOURNMENT
Particular attention will 10 given to cases arisip,
out Of the present war, including the accounts g
States, Contractors, aud Disbursng Oilosru Of The
War and Navy Departments, and for y CloItoct.
Ing, Drilling, aud Organising Vol.
unteera,,' the reimbursement Of which Is a uthor
Izcd by an act az Congress; CLAIMS FOR INpEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FeB
PUBLIC USES, on ron DAMAGES TO sUoB
PROPERTY. for Hcrses lost In tho service, and foi
Military Pay, Pensions, and BOUNTY
Land
We give special attention to procuring PEN
sions, ts0uDties, etc, Aocruing 10 solder,
who have been wounded, contraotea III ease. or thr
families Of such have died, or beea Killed willis IN
the discharge Of their line Of dpy such during th
present war
Special care viii also be given to claims which
have been heretofore lie Iectcd or Suspended
by the Departments or IncicicntIy MANAGE
Prompt attention also given to the collection Of
ouartsrmastor's Receipts given FOR Property iahep
Tor the use Of the Army, TO arranging Accounts vil
andoollecting Gains against the cuarermAster De.
partment
An Claims placed IN oar hands receive our Proniu,
Personal Attention, thereby securing man,
which, IN the hands Of an Attorney Al any distan'
point, frequently prove unauooassnd.
Aside nom this decided advantage our daily itta
course with oil the departments enables 10 10 moi
cases to obtain decisions much more speedily thal
where ali communication aud sthsF necessary dttst
must he conducted through the mails.
To this end, we solicit you to forward to us eng o.
all cases ofsueh character you may nom time 10 sine
have presented, and, az is our custom, We will nun.
nish you with all Tho necessary blanks, and, ehss
required, instructions.
No charge made In any case unless susoessful.
Address! CHARLES n. GREEN,
No, 80 Cherry Straht,
M.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-01
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING IN THE ARMY PosTo AT
N uurfrecsborOS Feb 20, 1sos
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-01

Established for the heneht OF stranger, ,o,,,r,
81 houia 10 search of
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-01

Grand OUation 10 The Geueral--H' Speech
to The psople--ihe Progress Of he Union
Cause, De- dc.
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ger Ceufel oes Golbes.
Gt.sfnsemGlpe aat trr t6bercu uur nitperen
&jeIrqi6ait.
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(GortIeguns.)

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mrspen ;par.
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rec 9ebens, wslde5 aud Die 1ope BAT, 3ur @r.
rd6runs unp 6leioung serIse, unb mas nit 70
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Gin Stid ppn Grabs fuste sr.
@s iibulief iDu ejiiB talt bel bislem 0etantsn,
uab ais trete es itn, metr 3ukbuu, ale Gin
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errun9ea su tG6sn, na9m er bic 56lfte leinee
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gr mar ioebeu iber ben l5Of selbritten, ais
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Ggten abenp <sr6sn, pieDerboIts Gie, inpem
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Gt!n anbidte mir fnb ia Nat9barn arworpen.
go, unp mir wOlsn quite IaatarI&aft baI,sn,
nibt2
Sa, tas wpasn mir, Ssrfsbts 15umas.
llnb nuu fam mstn ItsrHn ben Sinbsrn
isssa Ga9 etpds ourlpislen, sic t5nnen Re ~
nns SrruRtsrbrinssn, - S5r 3S&tr&.n fann
@'s''%H'sn. Sic ii elm bitidss Babssn!
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5anftss SapitsI.
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ater uno bort nod mad.
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noo madb' uht Dem i6Gafenbsu 8epob nern nor
r.tli9en 9tapt BEN 5rispsn gu ss6altsn uup pos
@isent9um ,u fidtern.
u"e pennob wurben in tauleuStrlei @saoItsn
Nau0 0fshn9sn uno Der Geufel sss GUlpes fei.
erte 'wl'dbsn itummen Wauern unp verfatoTss
nen SbIren feline Srsien.
@ber n'ht nur, Oab er In @enaTsn lbpstot,
oaB sr Die unl@nlb auf Der S6iaGtbonf Der
Ss9'sros wirsts. bae er befrsunerte Srr,su, MN
snanOsr rtb, 6ter unO bort fab sr Riu, sinrom
tn It@ 9sfsbrt. @slO sdblenS, reanenS. lefsnb in
s'nsm Dude, In GpeI6sm nitt Sas arose Sort
ltanb
sStr psrSeben unfsrn S&uIeissrn!
So saS aud Narquarb per .tnsm aype,n
S%ulobu6s unb fubtrts. rslas Summsn In
otn naalfsn aassn s'ntommen mustsn, pslSe
IansSsSlisben parsn. Sn hislem gu&s mar
mandesr 9ta'ns stnseihrisssn, Der tn h.r tauFa
mannti@tn sDelt sinen sutsH 8laHs hat, mon.
! (Sisbt ijortksuus auf hss 4tn 9slk.1
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Ir. A2.

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o"9.n IN loren Nestn, um an t6rsm grrt. g%
'Stn. Oas molten iid bic GIi,o,n nix.
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p.' ' ''" 'pasn Der 5onie Iebr pctl oc8,I -,
Aa aSsr Tam mieber rer orpse S5r
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.Pm p'e oteren nidt bttfummeu forntsr .;r...
He 'p'eoer an ttrs 4rbrit unb muetsn g49,
laueh laflen eaB Der Bar nidbts tbo, ala M.
6pnis nalGen. ''A'' VIC '9'sH
0as If elm idhledter 8dr! rief gnn6en
ohe't Au nifbt aud germ 5onia 2 = froot.
2pomas oas &tnb. faS''
Sebr germ! fnste Qnn6en
u"O pap Su frin ItIeip NIT ssm orn.,,
Sienhen ''"' aFmeH
ah"aen iaP een SnfeI gan, perprns,rt ..
uno Qnnd,en that uld,ts ols 6,rio ,rs va,
futr Sbpmas fort. ""IVt"
Wit oteisH sSorisn tOlte Ssumas Elm a,S,s
nen aus lctner aai&e terpur, peIo,es mit e,a.!
a"sefauf mar. @nn&cn inu6ste laut ouf 70
pp(te capUn fpfen. ""l' 20
5bomas. lp9'e
@nn6en cafte a6er nur an bis easi,f.;t
oss SOnss, tebp6 Sbpmas ipsaerte Rd ihp st'
ipas paSpn su gebrn.
0'flsn 5Onis, fnsts sr, babe i'd bem orcsen
o'rsH ~ea9'nommen Oamit bic armsu giens
pen aufb etwas fir iidb bebalteu sery,n msn,
lie enmal franf finn uuo nidt arb,iteu fs.ns.
= ''er menn einmaI ein @ommer Obne eIum,n
tcmmt. sfidt pnbr, @nneena
&nndb'n iab febr trORIus aus. rem e,ns.
CAB Der Sar unO Der 5onis, BEN GO fir sit 49,.
men Sifnen ifebsa IuTsn luute, 70 nisI noA."
oentsn' oaB ss idIdfris purpe, bas sspTSsn
'ansen it'b unO auf Dem @aOUse lsnes Snfsls
sini6iilf. T''''
emma aber mar In BEN Qn6lif Ses 1ertf6us,
alien Vfannes 10 pertisft Dae Re lpoor ;hrs w.
belt auf einise @inuten peraas, unp Sir 6onn
ruben iieb' bis StOmas Rd srbob. Nnnhsn
aus;os unb inc Sstt bradste.
es mar idsn ipat unD bod psrIiss sr ,oa
eas SoMs. - "'"
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Sfnilleton.
aSriiDlim9Slieb.
Gin Splfslisp Don @, 5ermcsp.

2uitie aufl pie Grbc aldnst,
Sin &C iiiltsr 6reuocnte6er,
unb Der truut'ne (oimmeI frdn;t
Sid Iein 6aupt, elm frpbsr 3cArr.
lleppia Sat Elm SliltGcnlei6
I'm Die 8aume lib ergc1en,
Olsid al6 bielt Elm iun9es &tib
Sober III cen Nrm 9si&loden.
Stcrnrnauf uuo fernena6
Eauieno ltuhieupe @eFecrr,
8clen trd9t pas fnit'rr @tab
llnp pic Sreuse linfen nirpsr.
Duff uub Slang unb Gcselfl lug,
SdIlam, no bic Slidt weilan,
llno bod auc5 nidt 9enu5,
Tim - Elm franfss Bolt gu bsilsu.
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Sbpmas. 'N9''
I'D, = tcmmen Sie bod NAL IN una t,re;,,
SrennS%sn, es TT istr tibid tei uns.
Sbne erit &epmas Intpur. ab;uporten. bott,
Sas sSsib feline Sunp sreriif unb ,pa ibu f,rt
yin anrermal, srriebte Sbouas, i'd babe bic.
fen NusenbIif tcine Belt.
Sttt bin, 3eit Der, murmslte bas gHrit or,
Elm paar Mfinuten tpirp es nidst nufpmm,n
Sbr fUlt meine sBubnuns Ieben, - Iahboru
muiisn ifd' befu&en.
SO TONNE 9eipib nod SieIen Q6ens. entaso
nste Sbcmas sntiGieprn, atrr Test oebt's uicht
laet mid los.
Stsb bod, w'lat 6eif sfeit Ia&te bic me,
9ars, - iln, bann tCmmt IpGter. obsr fru,,,
9epie, uno tpenn Sic Gin @lGs6eu @5hmsino
buno BET mir trintsn ppQen -
Sdwsinebunb mas 1T base fraate sbpmos
Die Nlte la4te laut auf.
Dos 1T armer eshte 2Brin laate Gs G6 n.
oanoe rsbsnp. mir trtnfsn ion auf boe sootI
- ma = Sie iinO am @nSe eiu Di,til
sic leben mir fat 70 aus.
SD bin tsin spistif entscsncte aGumos
Das 1T gut, fcnf wirbeu mir obIrdts S,oA
sarn - abcr Sie lpuen nit une Die mrm.nn:
retticn bOdIeten IniTen.
Ib - ia9te 3bomas - Sir n,r,,r
BON ibr unterfubt.
Bum Serbunsern entaearete b,s so.,
0uhfsfph Sll0er9roiden Die gBo6e. .4A
tam neuliA auf @ebr elm. SD Iies mir s;n. S~
SuPpltt MAIDEN, bic 70 riiSreno nor hos M n.s
Mann' Der tf mahte. Elm ebemaIioer @6rs.
mann, cer frubsr BEL Der Griffin mir Ssn
tenfcpfe Sepienter sewelen mar, SbrSrsn ~.
eerSub, ater tpiffrn Sie, mas bic --E,,t-.a
9fun2 fra8te 2bumas. '"S''"
Sts laeten tde fam namIi8 fir ms;n.n
fpdei'noen ~1tsr1sn ftn = iie Iacteu MI,
menn man einen S6meerbaud sot ,,;n
@ltsr&sn, - bann babe es nit Dem g,cr6rn,..'
mob feline NOtb. Iter iA babe ibpsn Na1.ns
Sebisnt. Vim @nSs, laste i'd, aGuneu i. 49,.
armsn eeuten r,itt msbr Die Gilaos m,r,,. =
liBen. SD babe mir aber fsit oOrsenummcn sins ~
@insabs an DEN &Onis su maiden = Srnn n,a:. M
Altsrden bat ssbisnt. '''''''
Sntel! Sntel! rtsf isbt cine Snber1imms
ShUmas blidte auf. @nndeu loh ons
5entsr. - gmna ltanp binter Dem einn. -"
Snabsn auf rem Grm.
Gin sIufIi&ss 9a&en Srr6reitete F6 ,fs.r4
iber pas 0eii&t bss alien S6Umos g. ~"
raid bie &reppe Ninauf. @nnten fam linn so snt
se9en, - sr bob oas &ino gu fb empur uno ..
umi&lans tbn NIT ieinen 6anpaen. 9uf S.n,
Slide fano ltOn Die 5uppe, benn emmo s,,. 49,
nun idsOn Saran sep0hnt Dap 36Omoa nin,,Iia t
um pisls Belt mad Sauie lam. '''
2bUmas issts Tb an Cen 9ii6 mn 9rrna..
lap netsn tbm. emma tbat pie Snvpe auf -
3bcmas blidte INNER nadb Gmmo,s s,msr o,s
&mma absr isBt AN Die gBieae trot nm ntn
Slsinen, Der aufWadte, su iit au nebnen hnIts
ct i&nsa elm SHtden aus Der qolms t.rn'r w
nnb liibts Gmmas unO annbens @uppe sonn
ab er.
Sdmedt Dir Die 5uppe, Sntsi? = froot,
@mma.
Yra&tt9. 0erisbte 9bomas, inbsm er an BEN
%lelnsn bsrantrat unO ibn taste.
Emma bsSann nun audi gu elIsn.
@s mar elm rabrenosr Noment. ola emma
1ssf ibrsn alten Outst NIT einsm gGd pOn qisbs
unO rfnno% init sinem @smil6 BON RtIsip
unO gOrwurf anab.
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I
'9 babe &rdfte absr Du tia I6wod, yunp be.
IL WI Startun9 - unb raun nsnn Du
'aS''l', m'e Stsl iG aubsr bem 5ouis eHs.
'"pts ent5s9nete @mma, baron bin i@ itIi
ubsrScust. :
a' pie 0u Did tdufdeR, fubr 9bumas
w." Stspt Du - ba bab' i6 nod DEN ur-
'r n poS mstnsm 5rabfhd = is, emma.
"o Apomas lsstr cine 70 appstitIiGe s6n'
s"rnas auf ben Slid, pas ann6en psraniist
paH'pfn in einsnper Icblus unp Der Stule
Pnpaf9etiite SIidr suwnrf.
-" p'n iatt, fagte emma Gu mirf fe
'Fass' fRrn, lietcr Sntel.s
af'"' Ife ii fir Did = uuD i'd wG, pas On
rs eIleH l'ut, sntsesnete Sbomas sntlatcpen -
"a muBt Did bur4aus wiepcr fdrteu. Sa
'AVs Olr aud rim tIsines 8ldiateu a1ein nit
trnFen.
Mtt Stern gBurten bclte Sbpmos cine babe
o'"lpe SS''n aue ieinsr Nudtaldbe unp itrats
y. auI 0en Il d. gnn6sn lief 6inter tbrss On
'' S'up' unp 8rdte in feline 1alhe binein, Die
DuprlVe'nltd fur Jtpbine Nappe belt, aus
murbe.
lug 'F lfRr nnrstt BON Dir, lieber Ontel,
,"S'f emma bettntt - Du BAT tpisper aussa-
cen sema&t.
SUING moute ia9sn, bic iiber Drns Srlfte
stpeH - dber fle l6piea, neil fe nod mebr
Su'f la9en tGnnen. gDr6er Bate Der alte
"ahn uberbaupt tas @eIp2
ae'mas iab feline Ni6ie nit ltincn aruesu
Wussn rubis un unp laste:
)" pabe cine ate Gaulb eintefummsu. Iiebe
emma oapon fSnnen mir lanee ,Ifbsn - 0u
1''t''sF 3u olel, biff nod immer franf. arGmt
oi@ unp barmif did um Deincu Mouu
'UuS leu aus ZEN Grmen 5inperden perpen
penn Du did niGt pHtslf?
So fnble mid gang pUbl, iietsr Sntel, eut-
8esnete emma.
AeOmas fab feline 3ibte NIT elmer t56t Be-.
rentlidsn Niene an.
@an3 rpcbl, faste sr bann lfiI, - rnp mic
Olei'h unb absebarmt ie auslrbt
pi0Blld prans Sbumas auf nabm 4uu6sn
0s' Der Sano, begann nit orm Rinre 70 tinpih
uno beribaft iu toaen, uno MAR 10 Iultio mn
auf3sraumt, hab gmma ipicper oau, irr, an
Dem altsn damn purbr. @upliS par sr oon;
erl@ppTt, Der S6weib fano ibm In beQeu 5rc,,
len auf Der Strn. emma bate ltpu I5uof,
ntecer Sronun9 9emaft unp BEN 5Rnasen mic.
oer9sls9t. DER lag cine Bele lana oon, fin
aber nit srcbsn Iusen in ieinem Settd,en unp
lab BENT alien Damn gu. ais bent. sr chen "a
pie isine Nama, Die iebt wisbsr BEL brer 9(rb il
IaB, uSsr ifn ifItiamee, unbesreiaides gsclen
nab.
ann&en seisl bic SolIrrd 70 out poa f.
Oem SnteI feline 8ube lie6, er lOate piepsr an.
fansen.
SsBt Fin t& mibs, faass ato mas. tupem er
oas Sino auf isinen SdOpb nn6m, aber ib min
Dir Elm @sidiht&en sr3itlen.
Sa, Dom stoben Barren, faste gnndsp. uns
fab Sem Snfel in ben Wunp, ais bGtte sr s,n,,
grp6en Sdren barin.
SbOmaS nabm cine gan, tisffinnioe miens
an, tps elm alter 9arbs. Der au tmprOptlirsn BE-.
9innen wUGts.
Damn bot sr an:
Gs mar finmal elm grocer, grocer gar. Der
bat ntdhts ais 5Unis maiden. Das woatsn n,
8ieHsn a1 nt&t aefalIen loiTsn INN h.A,,4..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-23
See ina auuecn.

Sceiusuuscn.
Ter ,gn;s9er" tr6eint ieben Spnnabenp su 5000 in
i6trlier Glgraaa Satluna pber SIT -! Gte 3abb0r bic
8r6acr &nseteen irtrosn ;u $l.0O te enmalisrr Gin,
r6ns auecnunn,en jcbts rsitsre Nal nirp nit 50 Gts.
bersnrt Setnoe GtibdftSaaiei9sn pten $40 per Sa9r
III STANDARDIZATION @rraueSabluna.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-05-23

Fhe German ADVERTISER,
B HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
S. GILMAN, Assistent-Editoi,
i published every Saturday, at Sc 90 per
Annum, payable In advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFfIGE: BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL.
, 1863-05-13

lion Of war. 1t should he borne in mind that
the Emperor Of China is said to have ordered
u number Of improved vessels OF war from
British builders Of latc, but it is generally be-
1ieyed that tho Emperor is JEFF. Davis, incog.
Other Canadian Journals report that arms,
ammunition and military stores are on the
way to Quebec and Montreal on board nine
cssel6.
IRON oil cities and towns bordering on
the Ohio we hare intelligence Ut rapid
increase In population during the pas, few
months, and great scarcity Of dwelling houses.
The tide ct emigration to the Northwest pours
In from all portions Of the States infested
with gueri]las.-Louisvilte Journal.
LrMDsn.-Wc are informed by gentleman
Of this city, engaged In the lumber business,
that nbout eighty million feet Of logs hare
been cut and got into the streams eEnptvins
into the Saginaw, which will he sawed In the
mills along the river this SUMMER About
two-thirds Of au tie lumber to be cut from
these logs is already sold, though saving has
only Just commenced. So great is the de-
uund for lumber ct the present time, tha: for
the grades which two years ago brought only
TIVE and & half, five, seven, elesen and sixteen
du1lars per Thousand, five, ten, fifteen and
twenty-five dollars can now be obtained.
These prices are based Oh actual sales made
By parties in this city. Surprising the average
Price Of all the qualities to be fourteen dollars
per thousand. then the lnmbcr to be; sawed in
the Saginaw Valley this year will bring one
million one hundred and twenty Thousand dol
1azs.-Styitac -lic1,) Republican, Nay ofh-