davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16
PORTLAND, SACO & PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.
WINTER MOMENTS,

Commencing Nov. I'd, 1868.
IHHsQ Passenger Trains will leave the Sta.
S2GN2X ton, Canal street. daily, (Supdays ex.
ceptedl as follows:
Leave Portland for Boston, at 8i5 A. N. and $50
Pm.
Leave Boston for Portland at 100 A. ~ and 23O
Pm.
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 10 90 A. n. and
500 NJ.
These trains will take and leave passengers at way
stations.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
FRANCIS CHASE, Superintendent.
Portland, Oct 30, 1868. oc3l edit
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
City Fire Insurance Co.,
OF NEW HAVEN, CONN.-NovENBKn lsr, 1862

OF NEW HAVEN, CONN.-NovENBKn lsr 1862
Capital actually paid up....... $4,000.
Cash on hand. ss545 50
Cash in hands OF agents, 500 90
Cash loaned on call and time, 81 1876 46
Cash loaned on mortgage OF real estate, 426ol 90
United States Treasury notes, 3-l0, 1870 90
% Certificates OF Indebtedness,
1so9o.inerest added. l4ls n gold paying, l94ls Il
sl7,ooo-interest added, 17.2ls co
United States 30 bonds, 81 900 90
VII shares bank stock, market value, 1892 so
~ " New Haven Gas Light Co., 1,575 90
100 Water Company 5000 90
300 Railroad stocks, market value, 47745 90
Bonds Railroad and other" - $500 90
Real estate owned by company, 800 90
Amount OF all other assets, l,626 so
Total assets of the Company, s333,s4O 81
PER CONTRA.
Amt of fire risks in force Nov l. 1853 SO 1926 les SO
oflosses upon which the liability
ofthe Company is not determined 5000 90
Money borrowed at per cent interest to
purchase U. s, $40 bonds. 1900 90
Amount of all other claims. 800 90
tSignedl WELLS SOUTHwORTH, President
JOHN FIELD, Secretary.
Netc HdreR County SIS, Neic Haren, Ct Nor IT, ga
Personally appeared Wells Southworth, President
aud seyeraly made oath that the above statement by
them signed is In their belief true. Before me,
JOHN s. GRAVES, Notary Public.
JOHN W. MUNGER & SON, Agents,
No. 166 Fore ST.. head of Long wifi,
nov2i PORTLAND, Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16

Tt@c,ioo "
ASSETS, AS FOLLOWS:
Cash on hand and in banks. ss,654 81
Cash in hands of agents and others in
course of transmission, 1882 %
s25 COO u S. $40 per cent Bonds 25OOO 90
Sl5 400 U. S. 80 Treasury Notes, I6,47S 90
ST 900 L. S. per ct Certificates and ntst $50 90
Real estate owned by the Co. unincumbered 80 s91 %
Loans ON mortgages on real estate within
the Common wealth of Massachusetts, SLIPS 40
1867 shares Bank Stock per schedule, no 800 80
GA :" Railroad -" s4,l70 90
$3.50 Watertown and Rome X r. Bonds, 1850 90
Loans on personal and collateral security, 26.642 60
All other securities, 5,7l3 Is
s42s, ls3 80
PER CONTRA.
All outstanding claims, S13,914 "A
No liabilities TO banks or individuals, except Office
expenses.
Amount of risk, Nov. /, 1853. 22,463.1 $50 90
&" necessary to reinsure the above, 96.0S3 SO
tsigned) VIM CONNER, JR., Secretary.
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,,
Hampden, IS.
Springfield, Nor. ID, 1853.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
JOHN NJ. STEBBIas, Justice Of the Peace.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16
STATEMENT OF THE
Ktna Insurance Company.

Or HARTF ORD, CONN,
On the LIST day Of November. A. d. 1863, required
by the Laws OF the State of Maine.
The Capital Stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10000
and ,eith the surplus is inrested as Jolious:
Real estate, unincumbered, 1868 Is
Cash in hand, on deposit. and in agents
hands. 2l6,95o Sc
United States Stocks, 5I2s47 80
State and City Stocks, and Town Bonds, 60 450 90
Bank and Trust Company Stocks, 1o47,210 90
Mortgage Bonds, 33i, $50 90
Atlantic Mutual Ins. Co.'S scrip, 1898, 1856 90
Total Assets, S3025,s19 "A
Amount of Liabilities for Losses not
due or adjusted, &l154lI "a
Amount at risk, estimated, lis SIC. 419 90
THOS. A. ALEXANDER, President.
LUcIUs j. HARDEE Secretary.
Hartford, Nor 7, 1868.
j. c. CHURCHILL, Agent,
No. 4 Iron Block, Portland Pier.
daeg
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16
JOHN W. MUNGER & SON. Agents
RETURN OF THE
Howard Fire Insurance COMPANY

OF BOSTON, MASS,
On The LIST day Of Noraa5er, 1868.
Amount OF Capital, stockholders unanim-
ousy voted to immediately increase the
capital to S2oOy00o) S106.l00 90
Amonnt at risk s,2lseos 08
OF premiums received thereon, 30,663 Al
Investments at market ralue.
Loans amply secured BY mortgages eff real
estate, $3.50 &c
Loans amply secured by pledge of stocks, % 1893 50
ls2 shares Appleton Bank, Lowell, Mass, To- $50 OK
10 " Prescott 1,l20 o.
10 Lowell d" 1850 90
% " Pemberton Lawrence, d" $3.50 90
70 g Bay State "a 1,6O0 90
50 q Bank of Commerce. Boston," $3.50 %
70 :" &" No. America, " 5000 co
90 % Howard Bank, :" g" 5000 90
10 g Safety Fund 90 -" 500 90
~ Eliot e" 200 90
80 Lowell& Lawrence Railroad $500 90
6s Stony Brook Z" $40 90
10 q" Merrimack Manufg Co., Lowell 10000 90
q Washington Mills, Lawrence, 1890 90
Y. 3. 20 Bonds, 26,000 90
8 U. S. Bonds per cent, due 1881, $500 90
Accrued interest on u. s. Bonds, $40 90
Balances Of agents accounts, l,Si7 9s
Sl65,6ss 80
Losses reported upon which the liability of
the company is not determined, $1,000 90
j. W. DANIELS, President.
EPHRAIM BROWN, Secretary.
JOHN w. MUNGER, Agent.
No. l66 Fore Street, head of Long Wharf,
novel PORTLAND, Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16
RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

" IN 7 I'm HhHBNub 1IENI.
IH55555sszzz9j Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
EXkNEY Station, for Lewiston and Auburn at
7.s5 A.
For Bangor and intermediate stations at lis Pm
RErURNING-leave Lewiston at s. 20 A. NJ. and
arrive in Portland 1T $50 A. NJ. Leave Bangor al
1.25 A NJ, and arrive In Portland at 90 p. ~ Both
these trains connect Of Portland with trains Tor
Boston.
Freight train leaves Portland ats An aud re.
turning is due in Portland at r. N.
Stages connect with trains at principal stations
daily for most Of the towns North and last of this
line. G.. " MORSE Sup't
wateryille n 5yember, 1858. decl4
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16
| N S u r A N c. f..
TWELFTH ANNUAL REPORT
--0B THE
MASSACHUSETTS,
Mutual Life Insurance Go.

August j, 1868.
GUARANTEE CAPITAL TALL paid upl go, 500 600 90
RESERVE August l. 1862, ...........,... 375,o91 SIS
RECEIPTS.
Premiums received during the
year.. s2og 1881 IS
Received for Var Permits, $40 90
Received for Interest, tnclud-
ing interest on Guarantee
Capital ................... 223ssO9
Interest accrued on loan notes. 1918 65 S2465 $50 %
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16
sl65.6ss 80
JOHN w. MUNGER, Agent.

No. l66 Fore Street, head of Long Wharf,
novel PORTLAND, Me.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION

-oFTHB-
Springfield Fire and Marine ms. Co.,
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS,
On the first day of November, 1863, in conformity
with the Laws of the State OF Maine.
Capital Stock all paid up. 100000 90
surplus. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Us, lS3 80
si2s, ls3 90
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16
THE MARKETS.
Portland Wholesale Prices Current.
Expressly corrected for the PREss to Dec Is,
by Mr.. NJ. n. RICH.

An additional dmy u
10 pc is tscied on all mer.
chdaalise not imported d.
rect from the place Of pro-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16

Duty: Ginger Root &c,
Ground Ginger Sc, Pep
per and Pimeato lie,
Cioces 15c, Cdssid loo,
Cdssid Buds Zoe, Cinna-
mon 25c, Mace and Nat
meas 30c u n.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16

Duty: Meiado2c, notatore
No. IL &c, ADORE No. u
andaotdboce1 Is &c. above
No. Is and NOT ADORE 20
3sc, ADORE No. 20 and re.
fined 4c v ID.
Dorffand A ,~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16

COmmOhWcatth Of MASSACHUSETTS,.
SUFFOLK IS, November 90, 1868.
Personally appeared Samuel Could President and
James j. Goodrich, Secretary of the above Compa-
ny, and severaly made oath that the above state
ment, by them subscribed, is in their belief true
Before me, TREo STASwooD,
Justice Of the Peace.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-16

uron.
Duly: Pig and Sfaa> 9
Bar not erceediag $50 &
TON rdtue eli v ton, &c
ceeding $50 y ton Sls
Railroad SO 30, Boiiel
aud Plate s26 % ton
sheet 2d2!c v ib an.
4395 y ton.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-04

ateren fTnnen, tpenr eS mot eth NeealuS tm
So&e 10. SIR babt ale TItntsn unO wtBt
Fe 3u eebrnu6sn. SIR tennt bas GrnO uub
feb an b1s China GspG6nt. Solution farm
euG atS 5alfstruppsn Istner rsDuIGren NsSt~
inentsr 70 uGblid Dertrencer, pte ss bepofs
nete, tapfere MGnner nur fetn tSnnen. Wsun
ttr erfOISretd ieiD, 70 tebTt ibr unter ben
SG0tten eurer Dd&er fOI3sr unO 3ufrteOener
3urif unb tUnnt In Griebsn un6 Stheybett
lGlafen. (Oas dolce far niente sp1r Don
tSter 6as SDeal iiOltHen Qebens) 0enn cure
Ver1tibungen febl iGld8en 49, bod odS tGnnen
Fe Mot bait tbr bas erbebenbe 8swust'
,ssn. cure YH,@t eetban gu bobenl
1senm thr oaSe9en NIT euren TamtIten
aaO Otensrn u. b. Sclapen) eure 6srDe unb
9aus8Ottsr in wtlOsr Gludt perla6t, Dber in
feiger uno 9emetner ServtlttGt eua ouf ben
HGfen le9t ano Die Nutuuft Der Nlnfess era
wartet, uelGe euG 1ofOrt Den GtS Der Sreue
abnebmen wsrOen, IetD i9r Elm rutuirtes golf
perarmt an G6re, b~outerctt on 8ubm BEG
StaatS, partaS uno 6lGGtltnge BON euren
BetnitSdsu unc JstgsnbGumen, tpens bic
ganteeS eurer iGwaGsu, unr&rbiaen 6aub
entreteen wsroen. WGnuer bon @tlRMpptl
cure D1afunsefuuOe III setummen. Cure
SObne bnben su@ Ia ben Netben Der cOnf5pe.
rtrten Streiter auf fernen SrlOsrn aOl, aea
ma@t: 2retbt tbnen nt6t bic SAamtSl6e
tn's Antlts. tnoem tbr ibse 0teeen, ole 6ets
n1utb tbrer Usibsr unO S&wsfsrn, bic. Sra.
Der 'brer Mbnen perlaB ct unD DOE suysr NHtGt
snridl brsdt. Cure STAIR III sros. 60 it
NIT 9Ottss SaIfs cure grUartung. SIN
fcurtssn Ofsn rsr PrIfansen wirD s6snlos
wObl tpabre Ndnuliatsit ais uabrss MstaQ
ssprtifts 8eidatsrt unb Osrstntot. gBanu, adj
pann tperoen @tnt9e bic Da9rbett etnGebsn,
coB Oteler &rteg Elm &ries Css Iclts III uuD
O1b 90 nt@t nur bts EetltBe gE DIT uub S&uls
otSfsit unrerer %tapftren SoIO1ten I'm SslOe III,
tble SruR Dem f,tnolibsn Nn,rua su enfs
bISBen uno Den GopfstnD su sr1@la, ea.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-04
&cbrl nbert1te.
ReuImeierCis

Die WtCbtle Srtbane rtGtet folssnbsn srs
6absnen Nufruf an OsIerteurs, NaGaaaIer.
psnFpntrte StrauAStebe Mnb dbnltGe @aua.
ltere Wenn tbr euer tbeuerfes SntereTe unO
cure nnbeFsdte @bre gu &utbe steben, euer
Gt8sntbum retten, eurem Qanbe ptenen unD
euren TstnO 3sri6mettern pOlt, perIiert teincn
@usenbltd. BITE 8afen gu ersretfsn, eiIt uaG
Sen. SObnifon'6 2aeer unO belGt tbun ben
@tlnarl4 @rdnts .3u Serblten unb i'm NIT
istner 6auberbanoe In ben MtlfiFppt gu ia
gen: SIR fUnrt es tbunI (@swib p IS be-
oarf aar bes BtlIens. (unb Der Rruft.) Sbr
ietO niHt Dnt4 @ennlploanil&e Sausrn, peI-
DE fetn @epebr abfeuern un6 tetn DferO rec
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-04
@eifere eurOp. 3eri@te.

Gn0lanS. Die ,StmeS" pom ~. Sult
gibt ben Sn1nIt Der @ort1datcf idea glcte
(oeren @prtlaut uns nod nt9t sugefpmme1
TT, I'm Ieientlt@em fcI8enbermaeeu an
Der WafeuRilaono. psIder pte 9aupt>
ernnbIase ber en9ltlAen Gorl6tdse ia, UNI ben
0ransln beS &rteees etn Gnbe su uaden,
tOtrO SOm G3aer entI@teber 3urude
gewtefen, ebenfo trte ote 8etbetltauua
BON GnelanO uub 6ranfrei6 an GOnferensert
G6er DoIen. Ser Mtui9er bemerft, iene
MGGte bGttsr nit Der pplntf@en Trooe uints
gu I4afen, bo es fetne eurCpdilAe fet. Rez
~fcrraen, sute fe Die 6 Bantte entbielteu. fSSnnte
Ote BarOe JtuBlonCs ntGt BON fremDen WG6.
ten, trle Gn8lano snb Sranfrei3, ouf @unfe,
rsnSen bsiprsGen lafen. Nur Seare{0
uno premBen, ote eur0 GtRcrtINe, 3res
Sittonen %. +. oeS eemsinlame 8erbre0en
Der Gbetlune 8otens) unO burG unmitteIbare
Noabar14aIt FpItbartlA nit etnanoer uegbua~
ben ieten, oirftsn CIT 8erafbunseu mber bic
flnfttGe 8e9tsrun9 8olsns Shell nehmen, ober
fetne onoeren l1nter3et6ner Der @ieuer @cne
srs6atte.
syruntret9. Der GorrcipUupeut bes Cons
nOner Morn'ns 9eralD faretbt unter benz 90.
Suit, Oab tn 0orts etn pantI@er @areGsu
berrSdte, ME er felt Der fatlerltten Msutabrs
@nreee an Baron 9abner geberrIAt babe.
Der @~OrrslpcnDsnt siaubt eut(&tsben as
Srtsg, Sents TrantrstG babe Rd i@On !Srser
als stnen Naunat gum &rtege aeraaet.
ase 3en1ps" ioet, au6 Der 9lote @ortl@a.
tOF's erbeGe SsutIi&, DAP @ublanb uur babe
3ett 9eDtnasn wulen; ben bret WG6ten
blst6e hui NOD iibriq, elm ultImotum an EEL,
lsu, CDer itA elmer Rtebsrlage ar untertpsrfen.
uylattpn" %bebauptet, BITE atlGten bee fran
3VTl4en @abtnets btulf&ttd Der NntpOrt bss
8arlten @Ortl&otcf traroen tnuerbalb bret
Sa9en 6'fannt 9emaGt tuerben.
0reuBen. Die 8erfol9uns Der 8rele
tUirp tmuler tuler. @tne 3eituag il Sersparnt
tuOrpen, psil lTe einen @us3ug aus Nontess
qaten's Werf: rGer @tif Der Gelbe" bsa9e
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-04

Go si6t In btelem BON MusGGnbern NIT Be-
fonbererg orltebe omatertell S~erfuuten" esnanns
ten @Olfe bod nod tnonhen eblen :3ug; aud
bter lGldSt nod nanGes marine Ser3 fur
bte 9etben MnOerer. unO fam aud BET etuem
BON yeatur 70 reid beba@ten GOlte Die Tolee
oft letAt errorbenen 8Oblfonoes unG bliten-
ben 5anbeIs ntGt amobletbsn, 10 fS6ut bod pte
Gridsetnung icl9sr 2batiefett, tpie Die ObeR
beiArtebene, nit man@sn uebslRdnben aus,
ote, tpte auf etnsus 8iIoe, Die 2tGtIette pes
r%attCnalen @barafte'S nur um 70 ItrablenOer
9errprlGetnen Iofert. w. G.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-04
lStTtcteN.l -
&rtsgsoeparternent, @eneral. Nbtutdntur, !
Ga1btnetpn, 81. Suit 1868. {
Weneral Srbre 1862.

Weneral Srbre 352.
Ote foleenbe Srbre Dec NrafDenten tpirb
3tr &enntntbnabne mnb HaAaAtung @Ger,
Die ss angebt, ssr5fenutat:
CIRCUITS : getGube,
Daf6tngtou, 80. Snlt 1853.
Sc If Die pFtGt ieber 9feaierung, tire
Sar9er 5h belGabeu, Dbne t1ntsr16tep Der
@laOe, 5autfarbe ODER Gage, unb namentliG
otetentgen, UeIdbe Dr6nungsm1Bt9 ais @olca
ten TIM 6ffentltAen Oten1e urGantTrt Iino.
Dds 86lterreHt unb bte @ebrGtlAe unO
Sttten beS &rie9s, tpie ct BON cipiltTrten
WfG@ten gsfIbrt tptgD, geGtotten fetuen unters
|tHte0 btnfGtIiA Der 6autfarbe tn Der 8es
banblung pm 6rtegeee(anaenem ais TTentltde
8etnOe. @enn cine gefaneene @erfcn tueaen
threg 0autfarbe p~erfauft Doer gum @flaSeu
acmadt tDirb, 70 1T btes sin Miiafaa In bic
Sorboret nnO eth Serbrsmen Aeeen bic @tpt4
otltI atten bes ~SaRrkunoert8. Dte Meateruna
Der Ser. Steaten wtrb auen tbren @clnaten
Den eIben ShuB serletben unb penn berSSetno
tr9enb etnen tcsgsn ietner 6autfatte o~ertauft
uoer sum Sftaoeu maHt, 70 1oa bieles Bar
breGen bur6 Depreciation an ben tn unferen
SGnDen befinpltasn fetmbll@eu 0efanaeneu
%beitraft terbea. G8 wirb Desbal6 Serfililt, ba6
fur teoen G ClDdteG ber Ser. Gtdaten, tpelGer |
ben Rrie9egeleseu 3uwtber aet6pfet ptrh, Elm !
NebelenE ctoat 9iu9ert6tet tperoea foo uu0 fmIr
jeoen SpEboten oer Der. @toaten, Der pom
Getnee gum Sflabsn GeutaGt ober In bic
Gtlaoeret ~rertauft tpirO, Elm &sbeuenloloot au
barter Ncbeit an Dem Gfentlt@en @erfen 70
lange dn9ebalten tperten lo(leu, Bic Der Nnoere
Fret9elaiisn nitro uno BITE etnen Rgteaeaefans
genen lAulDtge 8ebanbIuna erfGbrt.
NbrGbam 2tmcpIn.
Muf Vefe9t oss tGrtegs. Gecretdr8
6. .. Gpwnemb, !
NlfRsu5s@ enerGI yMbjutant.
Die VrUflamoti0a BEG Rsdfoenten btnGtats
ltd Der Gefb1awng Der Megertruppen 6lr6
tt Dbne Biberreoe bne & e G.
n 3 g tno 3ettgemG6eft Document Gin
CT 6rtGt nit etuem salto mortale
Die Bride sptI4en liG unb Der balben
9morsipdttcnarOItttf as, In Die i'm SetrorD
unh @cnForts9 3nrid3npranes0 1u6.en; er
felt Zen NegerEcIcaten, bee f@ e(au,enbe 4or>
6eeren oor Tost Wagner urt port 6uoIon
ertuoroen, auf eletGe @tufe NIT ben GplDateu,
Die etne pelsrs 6autfarbe baben, o6er nt6t
Hub. DtsIe Proclamation, rpte Ne,
ben FaGttgen 8eren Der b~eGIe0ten Gseoere
W6roer tn Seem gOrt'S v8artGolcmduss
fclgeno, eine entI9tebene Gatiafat!tom
Der oerfotgten Nace eiebt, tit 3ugletA oua
Nfte etnfaGer @ere@tt0fett fGr
ben % eseriUtbaten, cine @abruug Der
0trOe fer Nattoualtruppeu, neg Garbe Fe
auA isin wSBen. Sic bat aber aud eineu
BrOben Nusen, tnoem fe bfe IonR w%illeen.
aber ourd Die 8arboreien Der yritter(i@en"
ab8eidredten 5orbt9en psranlogt,
nnIste SABINE gu trsten, unter Der
alletn Fe seaatet ltnb. DIE Geteuensets
tOerDen pobt tpteoer Dts y{dwdrae
5abne Rerau6banSen, Sef. Dasis suiro fd
a6sr wOblpe!slt& bitten, nod meGr Bigger
oerbrennen Uber Freu3t9en az lal1 en-,
neil fe gsgen t6re 3rpauuen Die @afen fs0rs
anltatt fur ds In @Gonsasbeiten 3a
81 aeGeu. 9
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-04

to, tpOrtn DOE ben @efabren itebenber 5sere
eetunrnt wtrb. Die 8eruornuua lautete
uGs 1T auseni&etnIt&, boB Der eiu3tee 3wfd
ienss Mus3uSs cabtn gtns, bic Organization
beS preustl&en 9eereS tn 8eraGtuug 3u brtn
0btlOlopbtl&e 0erfe ltnO tn 3ufunft
fur preubti&e &tOatteure oerlttgelte 8a&er.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-04
&egegrnpps dse To@rscDte
eerbOt ser aIusIieferuna 1Ga,tiaer @flapen
Sertatets'ar ZEN 70 ~ 9

SerpDt cS ~usl'eIeruI19 fEd9fteer StI6pens
ct 9ents. 81. Suit. lin wslte,e Wltb
U%srfanOnife In 8strsf Der AusOebuuns Os
TIM lsBten Mars erIufenen @pugrsbeslsbss 4
uerbaten, wslGes ben Sff;teren unp SOlUatC
i'm Otenlt ptt Der. Stlottn pe,tist,t, fluid
ttse StlaOsn oue3uIttferu, bat General @tG
felp etne Oroer e%rIaiien, pelGs ertl6rt, Da
Oas @eles aaf ale 3ruppeR In DIsIsm Depal
tenent @~nwenOuns fnpe, etnl@lttBIt@ b
eurpGtrten MitIti TIM pcttpsn DtenR.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-04
0ern1tfdste NaArt6stems

Gin ROtbf6t lib a6er 0teRebels
lenantetRe. 6oIJenre iiOtide q, fiji
I6sr bic RsbsueuonIe,be TT gu gut. I'm pers
loren gu asbsn : Gin 9.rr, ps(ter ebeu etntee
pt@tt8e 9tAdfte NIT Dem 6tantiuttsr Gbef
pes 9aulss NOtbi@tlO ob8eiGlpHtu bate,
Ftaste TIN. iU0ruw Die cOufGO. AnIstbe nt&t tm
SSrlenberi&t e.iheine. GOfbibtlO srwisperte,
neil Ote Graufiurter 6 'ute psosr Der 4u,
Istbe, nod Der Sa&e eunltiS osftmmt lsten.
4uf Den Gtuwano, OaB cod eas 5aus Grs
pte AnIetbe nesOcttrt bate, erptebs1te
Der tSntglt@e &aufmann, tstn iaOtiAse 0au6
pom Gbarattsr n GluRue perpe FG js NIT
0er SaAe befaGtn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-04

) pet Oe9erIo d. er. &fne cntlrte
uetelI9rift. ba8 ! oentt m1nGer Vefsr, rp@
wtro ibm Die 0idti9feit e~rlelten flar neIreu'
Sc ne 5Uan5i5 Metlen pcn Der guten Staot
Cincinnati lie0t Elm bIbI9er fleiner Sit, rer
zen Namen Ell er befannten 9rrBen @tac&
traSt, uno an Der hreiten Qanoltra6e. mel9e
ruId ben Srt fGbIt, tat Elm beuilGer
S4ulieo feline WerttGtte, Der e~etroltia d.
rauf lCsbdmmern muBte, atS Antan9s 9uli
rie 8lnoe Mpr9ar'8 pOrbet 400 uno piele
Der &eiter ibre Pferoe bei9la9en lieBen. Gie
.~eritea 6ebeGen, peren Vieroe Der SGmieo
nit frilGeu Giieu perlebsn b1tte, p~ersasen,
Icbalo Te pteosr I'M Sattel iparen, 3ufdQia
oa8 8ejablen ; ben nodlrlgel oeu aber nla&te
NfeiIter 6dmmerIe, ME mir hen Wann uens
pclen, Cen St1nbpuntt tlar unO lief It6
ben Seoem ben 8etra9 SorauS 3ableu. NlS er
nun elnmol 9eraoe Garan mar, benz Pferbe
eines Rebeaen @'ien aufjui9Ia9eu, fam Elm
3pelter or9eritten unb perlau9te in ba,l9em
2cae uno l&mabilA en9liI&eHt Accent Dag
Iein Yfero IpfOrt b, iAlu9en ptrre SGmmerle
l9aute ouf unb Itar,te zen Setter cine Msile
in'S@etht !: v@t. ba6 bid oaS WGusle beB
UttGel Wts tpmmIt Ou In 10 ~Iaubere @es
IelI&uft?"- u51mmerle, bif Du's ?" l9Gie
Der Nebeu uub nit etnem @oee mar er bonn
Pferbe uno nebsn ocm S4mt D, Deien 9anb
er er9riff uno ber5li4 i4littelte, Der S6lab
1T nun fur5 : bic 8eiDen paren S9ulfamers
aoen uno in einsm unp bemIlelben Srt, Dem
DSrfden OeserlO4, nabe Stuttgart, Der
6aupttart res lGGnen S6mobenIanpes oes
bOren. Die pirtli@eu Nlmen, ter 8rpet
6reunoe psri@pei9en mir neil mir le felbf
ni6t wifsu.
sine ueue 81 G b 0 3 II III I
@lteberunc ba8 2ebeu ne
ierer Sclbdten nretten Sn
ZEN n~euelteu 8irt9tsn ces Saupt Suipitals
pom paris 1T cine bS4it widtISe GntcefuuQ
1n9e5etst. @tn iunger Stupel,t erfl1rte rie
EbeOrie, caB Der talte 8ran0 pur@ einen
Wan9el an Srp3en in rem a f8ilteu Shelf
peranIabt perpe uno unterltGBte letne NniG.
ten rurd 10 plauiible Sri b., rab Ger g.
bet bcIpttalorSt, wel&er SeIaoe ein,u lcldeu
6au bon t1ltem Srano gu bsbanreln hattie,
Itn entjd,lc s, rte 9ppotbe bs8 jnnaen @tua
renten gu plcttren. Der Yati, nj mac iiber
20 Sabre alt, unO fem 6uB, in msldem Der
t1Ite Brand laid UNI 1a gulf, Iouts anipus
TIT WetOen. Der o%ifjirte Qbtil bs8 BpBes
Ipuroe IN eInen App1rat Setraht, rer f. eItts
1er'9tet NOR, rap rem frantsn 6u6 b~eltinDig
DIP gen 5uflte6eu %tonpte; Dem falten 8ron0
oarur4 &inbalt 9etban nno Dem dIten
Otann Iein SUB &c ettet. Gin ancereS Grpert'
Inent bel eineul Wiunne BON 5IeiAem Altey
par bon bemisIten situtiSen 0leiultat bt8I,t
tet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-04

Ote foIgenoe Srbre ocS NraFbenteu tpirb
3ur &enntntbnabnte unb NaGa6tuug MGer,
Ote es aneebt, bsr5fentttGt:
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-09-10
The International Postage Reform

Hon. John A. kasson who has been
absent for several months in attend
ance upon the International Postal
Congress at Paris, as delegate from
the United States, arrived at his home
in Des Moines few days since. The
results of his mission have far exceed.
ed the expectations of the Government
Through the action of the Congress,
and the treaties obtained in accordance
Herewith, all foreign postal rates will
be greatly reduced and simplified
Already three or four treaties have
been formed, on the new basis abolish.
ing general accounts between the
United States and foreign countries,
saving much expense in exchange, and
much trouble in postal affairs.
1t is the intention of the Postmaster
General to obtain one rate to all coun
tries beyond France, receiving o large
reduction on existing rates, and a uni
form single weight of one half ounce
with greatly reduced rate on news
papers and other matter sent by mail
The necessity for this reform was
seen by Mr.. Kasson while he wa:
First Assistant Post Master General
and it was mainly through his excr
tions that the Congress was convened
and entirely through his efforts that
the advantages to the United States
have been received,
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-09-10
General Blunt,

Maj. Gen. Blunt, i'm his official re-
port of the battle of Honey Springs,
Ark, says: The LIST Kansas Colored
regiment particularly distinguished
themselves. They fought like vete-
rams, and preserved their lines unbro,
ken throughout the engagement. Their
GOODNESS and bravery | have never
seen surpassed. They were opposed
to Texan troops twice their number,
whom they completely routed. The
Goth Texas regiment, which fought
against them, went into the fight with
800 men, and came out with only 60.
We have conflicting news from
Arkansas. From Fort Gibson it is re-
ported that Gen. Blunt, with 5000 men
and IL pieces of artillery, crossed the
Arkansas Oh the 23d, the enemy, with
force reported at $4,000. falling
back and declining battle. Another
story is from Fort Scott, saying that
it was there reported that Gen. Blunt
had been badly whipped, losing 5000
men.
A prisoner released or escaped from
Little Rock, Ark, says that the rebel
force there is 10000, many of them
conscripts, badly armed, and com
handed by Kirby Smith and Price
The rebels arc putting up Notifications
l3 miles from Little Rock. The AR
kansas people are tired of the war
and would gladly return to the Union
Gen. Blunt is said to be marching upol
Arkadelphia.
| LArER.--We have great news iron
Gen. Blunt. With his little army O
$500 he crossed the Arkansas Rive
and drove rebel force of ii, 900 ont
hundred miles southwark, to the Rec
River, and captured their commissary
depot. The rebels arc now complete
ly cleaned out Of the Indian territory