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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13

THr ALAnAvA.-The Chamber Of Commerce mas
sppointod Wednesday neg: for the meeting Oh tue
committee on the cslaura al the alabama ana 'n~
uarbor Defense Camyaitiee. We hops they w"'
originate measures which will result in tho des'ruc,
ton Of his Pirate, r.ni that the Government VIVA
respond to the universal wish Of our volunteer seA-
men and mercantile, men dispatch lifting steamers
for this purpose. The Committee appointed " v.
Legislature OF tie State on the Military Hafoo's
psfcnsss will meet with the Committee Oh 'ns
Chamber of c. rn.nerce and the City Council anu
from their oirt action defense for oar Dai ".
may be expec' ed. While tho General Gosefpn''-,
is 80 prececu' lied that it cannot attend 70 oof
defense we hold il 70 be the duty Of the State anu
city to pre- isEo for Its own protection, anu "1''
the FUTURE action Of Congress for renunesa'''"
PRo/. GREENE's LECTURE AT fHS eoo'AN
srlru- evening Pref George Warrington Greene
liver ed lecture a, the Cooper Institute os'ofs
att .n.lys audience His subject. which embraced Wv
oins In the American Revolution especially those e'
with "ths Congre' OF the early days Of tho c0an'! y,
haudl,d with tho master hand Of scholar tne
a, in.rueou and was duly appreciated By the SAsnoy
their fseausnt applause indicated fIoL oteene ~ oo
WILL na and tho Grsndon Of Gen. MCDANIEL 0rsesa
a, revolutionary memory. lie was sdueatsd Of Brown on3
v,, and was subsequently, Professor OF Modem Lsns
IN The came insui0n Tho CssPsT Iusus sSsu'd b W.
u ssoh of BIZ Lectures
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13

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Gilmore (kep.l .Lh lO0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13

CoScoED. N H.. Thursday, March ~ 1901
Returns from all but % Of tie 2J3 cities and towns
indicate the following result:
Taking last years vote for those not heard from.
and adding sper cent gain for Governor, the State
~ III s,and about as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-13
NEW.yaAMPsHsRE ELECTION. "A

yo Choice for GovCrnOr-0nc Democratic
and Two Republican Congresses
Eiected-The Legislature Overwheiss-
ingiy Rcpubfican-No Hope for the Cop.
pcrheads-A Es publican Governor Mnas
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erD0nO!aHgeil.
WQfbtuatUn, Is. San.

XIV h Y " Ao+ C""'
Genat. 6r. 8snneo0 1eete Den Gsnat
pOu Gope IeinsS gOaseen, beS SeuatUre
Dsercs, in 6enntniB unO trus ouf bic in lOle
dem Safe abl!den @pnbUlen3 <8~eseu9unSen
on. Or. JsIenDen beiarUcrtete pteien an
trag uno bteIt eine QUbreoe auf ben 8erltOre
benen.
9aus. Der Spreter pu6lt3irte bic Coon
,nHs tn etnet anberen SpaIte ~gsnanuten) yia=
men Ger bas @Cmite fir Grbauuns elmer neuen
0ttl'tars uno 0OafruBe 5wil Ell NepsgJOrf
nnb DaIbtn8sOn ttloenOen 6srren.
Or. Steuene trug caranf an, bab bas 6aus
It'd gu etuem Weianmtcomite bilDem mSge, utf
llbsr Die 5ar Sel@afune Dpn Mitttelu mnD
les8sh fur Die Regieruns ftngerei6ts BID gu
teratRl6Ia9en.
Die Sia 8sGufs GrtpGeuns Der &dt6lt6
felt elmer nnteritisans gum 8au be8 SGinOts
uno WttGtgan Canals fpnrbe aufaeuCmmen ;
paS 9nuS confttutrte iA ale GOmite uno ent~
IAieo Ih far Nnnabme ber1slben nit SO aey
gen SO 5ttmmm.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-14
Sen. Butter III @nftpn.

8ORon 10. San. Sen. Butter tam
6eute BIER an unb rpurOe sIan3enb empfanaeu.
Die bel ietner @nfunft p~srlamRelte 8oltss
MAIZE pa eaOrm. Sn Der 6aneuil 6aG
ct eine Anrepe, in ws(Gsr er Iagte, bag
Ietner NnllGt nah MIR I'm Rrtege NIT Dem
SIpen ole Mittel tebufs frieoli6er Abma.
dung unlereS 8arserspites erl6Spit tGtten,
tnb Oub tein Srispe ittn Oitrfe bts bic &ebels
len itd niAt unterrprfen bGtten. Gr ct.
tlGrte t9 fir Die frtie Nrbett i'm @5ioeu burh
lUaor retdege 8auntpplIensrnOten unb
gu gsrtu8eren Soften er;teIt perDsn tSnnten
ais bur6 Stlapenarbett. ~ "'a' .' a''Fe a-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-14
G@laa omf Gdlaa.

Sod irttner III, trpb peS miib1am unb tnarp
asnu9 errunaenen Ste9eS BET Nturfreesborp,
Sic Vetipes beS llnbeils fir BITE 8~unceswafen
ni@t bptibee. Dte hsute sprlteeeilNen teles
arnpbtl4en MstOnn8sn linc lebr seet8net,
aud benz 3uDerf6tlidfen bic 6Cfnun8 gu
D1mpfea. Sbernnan's 1rmee entInieoen BON
8tdsturB auriifseiGlaeen mnb CUR &idfetr
oe,rpunaen f; pas 8unoeegeIhnaber Dor Gal.
0sIfon 8eSprenet xnO gum She'll seritSrt port
SubIUn pom Setnbe auf cine WetIe beTeltigI,
Die ben Grfcla Der 8antS'iGen Expedition
Iebr anma6sIAstnti9 maGt; bic bet Gertus
ton nn9sbliA total %sslGlasene unO gelprsnsts
golonne zee 3etsuen. Generals 6Orref tpte-
Der BET Srantlin, b. 3 tn Der 6iante bon
NOlenfrau3; Die tpte 8selaubt rarb, iber ben
Mrfanfae eeia9te &sbeIenarmee pstt tim
Gidem 8lunt'S Dor @prtusielp In WilIpurt
sBea 70 bel unslidsbUtlAaften auf etntaal
npa ni4t ben FROZEN Wfutb brefen tSnren,
bH III eth Wart Gaplsp erlfer Rlale NIT 81
9enlaub.
Nas nun rod fsElt. UNI ben 0tnterfelO3us
Oo0enDs ga etngm fir csa 8unb erfolslO1en ga
maden, TT, bag 8aufs unp Sarra9ut pom
pOrt 6upIOn ;uriidgelGla9en tperCen Dnb
bic untsrnsbmangen Der @snsrdle Softer unc
NeaIsp gegen @ilmingtOn unp @tarlefun
feblI6la9en. unD bnB Bragg BET SuIabUma
eiue SteIung etnnimmt, iueIde es benz 0ene~
raj 9ioleufrau3 unn69liM maGt i'm su Dis
@lucireu, pOer Of Xenns1se sa ~befreteu.
Die ~stn3tsen grjclgs, Dura bic Der 6sloe
Sus tpieDer e%tntgetmaben tn's @eIbtd eebraGt
iperpeu fam, lta0 Die seb6riBe Bsnubung oes
Siege6 con Miurfrsssturc. {. +. 3erGtSrune
Der Nrmee Sra9gs, rep. Der Communication
3pilden ben GItltGen uno tpeltltcben 6esren
ber 3ietensn burH Die Secupaitpn BON S(t
3eRus6se ,tno Die @rpberung Don Gtdsturg
ullO Dott !6uhlon. glo9 TIT, trcs bss Sebi,
GAld9s. psr Sbernan'1 hen expedition, Die
NS9tt6tsit b~prhanpen bte(e @rfplge gu er3ie>
len. NHf bic u~nternetnungen 9e9et gBits
r1tr9tun un0 GBnrIeIton Geben iDtr ftinen
Sirpeuce; muN meni9es auf Die eesen Geras,
bic inoelIen ppbl pbnsbtn Ourct bic 8Crodnae
anf Dem Miftftppt auf unbefimmte Belt Sers
f@cben. leta fUtrp. &ine grOberung BON Btl,
miu9ton uno Ggartelton rpiirpe tsiuen dnbern
BOrtbfh briaget ale Ten, oaB Die Brsdune
Der BIodaoe DopMrA erlGpert trerpen miirbe.
N6er Die 3fit, ioc man NOD bDfte burdb ltren
serP A6Ipfrrua9 ps6 Sapeus BON Der Sfe pte
NebeIeN 81 Baarea su trstben, lit lGn9t Dor,
BET. Gelblt penn BITE gum Wdr3 Uper Nprit
Der 8gte8 tim SGGpwslten 3u @unlten pes
Snnpes entl6teoen peroen IoGte, tpiIiroe nod
tmmsr BITE Sauptsnti&eipun8 In 8irgintsu
I'esifa0sn miisn. or. q 30
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-14
Stem Serfr @eItsssbuns.

&rentpn 49, San. Die @e1ebae.
6ung trttt teute suiammen. Die Dempfra-
ten bielten cine Gerlammlun0, nm fir ben
DeraUrbenen 6rn. SOtn 81. 3bomplOn etnen
Ser. ct. Senator gu tpdbten. 9r. Sames
B. Walts i6eint pte meilte WuSi9t 3u ba,
ben. 6r. 8telp, Ger tnterimilii6 pom @cus
fir btsie Stele erudnnt maj, BAT re-
lEeutrt unp III ais Ser. ct, Difrtttsri6tsr
nCmtnirt. I'D 9
TrentUn, l3. San., Gbenbs. 8eiSe
tratsn sulammen unO cr9aniTrten t@
Sdwtertstett. SIN Ssnate rfertrte ST..
Oclman etue Netbt ben 8rispenspurItlGaen
I'm bemUtratil6en Chime rrs 5rn. 8rccfs
~ Jtew- gOrf namsntlt6 etnen @aFenRtG.
tnne fir 6 Wpnate ,c. o
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@nrOpdtf0s Mabriebten.

Der Rampf BET 5reoeridsbnr0 TT nod tim.
taer bds 1hema. lpelhc8 bad Sra laBn.iensnI
Der en9ltihen 3ettnn9en tn Nnlpruh ntmmt
@tat9e betra6ten TIN aIS tSGt unbeilpoa fl,
Den gtproen, anDere nieper aapers, Dpd aQt
tcmmen tn Der 8stpunDerune Der 9apferteii
unierer Sruppsn therein.
Die v2tmeS", Wte 9epGbnlt6 70 aud BIER
tar1t eS nt4t un!erlafen BITE Snfnuattcn auf,
5nlfslsn, baB Der SiiOer fdbtg Iet feline I'M
abbdnst8tstt aufredt 3u erbaItsn.
Der Star" TT perniufttg eenua su laaen.
oaB es lepi8ll9. eth ~mielun9enes unternebmen
estpeist Jet, uelGes ote Sage Der Dinae utht
I'm @ertnsfen oerdnbsre. r.
Nnoere Scurnnls trTlfen IiA bamtt, baE
oas Mislinsen Des Nngrtfs our l1nterbunO.
unb 8eritancteun9 fiibrsn ipsrot. =
SIN etnem anbern Nrtifel wiitbet Die Gimes
9e9sn 0rn. Butler, unb perlauat
N6lsBnn8.
SIM parliament oriidie Sr. @fabicne
feline ueberssu8unS aus, Dabtn, baB bas @lsnb
tn Gancalbtre balo aufbSren, uno i'm MGrs-
lncnat Der 9aHbet pc0ltdnpts pteber beraf-
Iteht iein reree.3 fsfe4f9 'l o.
Die Mrbetter bon WanGeter btelten am 81.
DECEMBER In Der rGree 6raoe Sau" cine Ser
Tartmlnng, Jim tbre Spmpatbte fir bic SaGe
per Nmerifantlhen union aus3ulpreden unD
ttne Norene an ben Yrdltpsnten 9tncvIn gu
seihlteben. 49a.laS 81 '.4
Der Wfayor BON ManAtler fltrte ben
ubae ii6 ieoc4 NIT Dem 3mede Der
einpstitanpen erslaren. 6err
YarlamentsmttglteO, uno Der DIGGER
Der an9stlt4 entIOhene &utlGer BON
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-14
AtnersfosttIeDe u acbrttbteu,

Meitere Observation-Disclosures. :
unierem aetrigea 8eferate itber Die Ser.
R%anoInngen Oes @OR9rede8 tragen mir, ibrel
ps8isaen &6tdti9fsit tpe8eyl, nod foleenos Ds
tails mad
6efenpen IT. bic 8ia auf rpeI6e fir elm,
trettere auseube BON Obltgaticuen unD Nptsr
Der o. ct. SOrfsbrangen trift.
Gin S9retbeu BON Setrgtar yes Shdt.
ANTS sa 0aniten bteler 0iaere9el purpe orr.
leGen, norm ct erflGrt. ooB Der 9el6!u6 bee
9aniss ben 8eOIsfaifen Der glegterunA MID
senaBen wGrbe,
Die TtnanJttQ wurbe barauf anoenumr
men.
Srun,buI 6santragte, ote 9tQ fir bic ge.
organization bes @grtAtes, iber Qnfprith,
an Die gereint8trn Staten In @rpGgun8 gu
ateben.
pale lpra1 ba9eBen uito meinte, Der Senat
ioute fd blcs nit MiaereseIn fir bic &ettuna
bsS eaaDe5 ~bffaIen. :
0enuo6 WnrOe bic 8ta In Gtipdauna ae.
so8sn tnb Bis gum Wtlduf Der MlCreenibuua
bebattIrt. o
Damn fam apf @taiulcns Qntrae bic gtn
fir pie @mtIafune Der @taatssefaneenen aar
&sratbun9' or erfl1rte, ote JteDe res 5enn
tors BON Deiawart (SauIsburp) lt II gea
bdlten trDroea, nm Qeute Al untsrtIbtn.
ipelde entIAlolaa ietea, a9 entpebeg Der Ns-
9setun9s9ewdlt 31 Gfnsitsrn, pper Dteieibe al
SeritBrsn-G5 fseine iAD4 Elm serabreester
Ingrif5plon au1 zen praFcenten ora Subta-
nagolts. ct. Souls, Sprimafelp, ST., Atbous
nnp Stem gorf lps3ueeben,
Sn Betra&t Der 3ett unb Der umtdube
balte er pte 9teoe Dss &enatots RON Delnlpare
fur Die anit0bisif, bic ismols i'm @enate ree
Ger. Staaten Uoer tntrgehO elmer anosrn be
rot0enoen G%eriammlang 9ebaltent tparDe. -
Der Senotor babe, ale or In rem &5enat oe-
t~oa1meu, ltsis nit Daote, 3pputbs unb gBia.
fan 3aiautmsuse6alten unp lei tbnen bltnDs
ltn5s 9efolgt, els nod ale 0etpatt In Dentp,
tratli6s't 2anpen 9speIsn fein. 8ein Mnarif
enf ZEN psaf9enten mar m~utbwiuta unO UNI
8sreft. &rtn patriUt riStroe cine IOlde Nsoe
9ebaltsn b1ben, Der Curator ho6e tnbef
rtdt ipmobt oesl BratOcuten ii6el aepout. ols
Der Sa6e Der 6yetbett. - Die 6auptobibt
Dee S5enotors laufe auf bic @rfldruna zines
Observation-Disclosures binaus, unD btes lei Yrobl
ben tIaeltea DentOcratilnfn Siesen susnfbreis
ben. Som iassnen bic DemUfraten 6es Nor-
ben plan 3le ee8eu, pie 9ae9isruns 3t iertram,
mem. Die DsmOFrotsn bdtten It6 mad 9,sS
bruA efs 6sie9ss I'm ban Vsallpentea ae.
lHaart, uater Dem 8Orgeten, paB le bte 6e-
bsliOn unteroraden i%polltsn, uno tdtten olei.
Gen Wutteil an Dess Msntsrn c~erfanat. Der
Wralioenf, Bon biesn 9eutel getdul9t, Babe
0lsls ls'nsr alien SFeunpc Dor i4 8rtObsn ;
90 lstsn Sfinee IN tsOsm Ge0isrnn9s.D sparte
rren'. uno Oieie mibtsn obsffeBt wsroen, ivsnaI
20 better 8sbsn lo6e. Nsr TN 9anaen NorOen
irtTOe oa9 2uartiegHei(ts tiers Department ct.
mem Wauae pom ben Nptecepentten bes Sen.
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aessaaf SeA aebtfeabamsfets saMtsf.

sSte es beBt, 1T Der Gumter fit S19,5O0
DfeniliA t~erfauft tpcrosu, I'm fir ben Qt1ers
pooier 0anoel naA benz WttttellGnbtIGen
Wteere Serrpenoet gu werOen.
Der Ssrtdbt Der eommifTun fir MbiHafTuns Scr
Sclaneret i'm Diftrict Columbia.
8G{bington 13. San. Dte GUnt.
miIfOn bat lore Arbetten DOllenbet, unb ntr6
mDreen loren geri@t Dem Observation-Disclosures
p~Drlegen. Gina tanleno I~ppltfanten, far fat
~brettauIen0 Sf(dben toaren er1Hienen, unb
bic lebtersn burm einen Salttmurer @tlaDen.
bdnblsr unterludt unb tdrirt rpurben. Das
@eieb fat etne Mtlicn Dollars als NblSIunes-
iunme befimmt, bod rerben nur 100000
anobe3aelt trer0en Dee DurhlAntttswertb
Der Gftapen betrdqt $500. Man&e bon tks
nen wuroen alS gang pertblcs tariff, @retIe,
fletne Rin0er uno RrIppel.
Ods Warineoepartement maGt betdnnt'
bab ole NnBabe. pnb In Gaglano Ster,t6
S9ife i'm 8esrtfe itsben, UNI aussulaufeH
uno 3u SerIu&sn bur9 Die Olcfabe Az l6leta
den, iA beitGtiBe, nur NIT bfm 1nterI&ieoe,
bog bic 3ifsr Der au9egsbensn S6tfe nod
9r6Ber lst. Ole 9ameu Oteler SGtfe tperben
DEN Commandments Der oeriAtecenen 8ludabe.
9RlbDaper mit9etbeilF perDen.
Die Gals: tOns9efdiebte
pier In Nnlbtngton berrItt bic Gnfht,
Bop Die r9dtrtet Zane" unD Der vOetfelo"
in Der Wtcv9enpdmmeruna, pdbrenO bic
S4dcwaGeu M 8Orp f4lieffu, iberrumpttt
rporpsn leieu. (Oielelbs Qnlt8t BADEN mir
berettS 9ritsrn ~ansgeiptc6en, beam bic elf,SQt.
qen 8anDnea Dec u0arriet Zane" batten iebes
Sdin Gus Der BAY binaus6iaIen fSnuen,
tpenu tie DAMP gebabt uno lonit i'm Stanbe
9ewsIen mare, 81 manoeaSrtren. OteS&Iappe
0eroanten mir ntht Der ttn1tgen GtGrfe Der
Nebsllet', l%On0ern IebjgIiD Der unperontpcrts
ltHeH, aus snteBltmein 6ohmutb uno einf1ls
tt8en Siderbetteotint.l entIprunaenen g1d&.
laift9tstt unr Otsnitwipri9feit 70 Vieler Diff
3tere Der War. ct. QTmge unp Martue. $50
rim Iset man ober bic Uurfheu utht Dbne
Weiteres ob u. b. ST. Son glep Srleons
Pho ouF Tarrn9urs Ssebl 3wsi S~Rfanterte-
Fs8tnsnter naG @nl0eltpn gslenoet tpurben,
3pst Sage frubsr che pas Greignt6 BET @a(e
Uflto" R%orftsl, nnO mag flr6tet, pae He in bic
6alie 9eratben iperoen.
| GaGTrt,
Cine Spe3talcrber pes 6rIegsDepartemeuts
berfagt:
Sol. 8. 6. gtatbbcne NIB Otuyor @eU. 6.
Trambte pom II. 8tr5. 9legt. [lpp ttsDura
ant 8cfetl pcs Og6i0snten peaen i6rer 6ei
Speactr &Qnrt QanIe, no iie flo NIT tbreu
epmmaneos e%r8a6ft, bstpielenen GeIgbett In
fan CO Iftrt.
el Sic Yferbe lit Der slrmee.
+ Gelcns! &adsr, Def BON Gsn. Wfetas bea
oaFtra8t mar, Die aria9sn Der oielen Sront.
LReitea inter ben 9ielDeu Der Nrmte ,u uuter-
irtden, bertGtet. DAP pom 1. Septem6sr bts 1.
DECEMBER 1862 1871 u~nbraud6are 0fsrbe
Der 8sterindr-4 altalt In DaI0tmeton abersts-
ben Ipptnsa. 9eaDrfup D%erlslben 0friuDe tpmrs
ben 57O1 ssgsllt nab 1884 gin8en ~ @rune
be, Die &rast9eitea Der pfsrpe enilte6en put&
l4le@te SRtpfs9un uno %unlnnige, lteDerltGe
8ebaholuna, tgtil5 aud QutG Wnpenbuna
perffbrier @fittel bfim @ntlte6en Der Rranfs
heitsn.
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&eisagapbsEtbe W0tartcbten 2
@eltGtet fiir ben s&aItinlptr @eder.-
Sapam In RepptMtipn.

f@DrtIanb, 10. San. OerdO ampfer
Sura brtnat mabfOl9ences: NdArtAten aus
Sdpan melben bab pas 9an3e 2anb fH In
pc~liifdnot8er 8epcluttOn bsinpe. @rpBe 0ers
anoerun8en fnc sematt, uno pOltttl1e, milt-
tdrtlHe uno mercanttItiHe Gtnrt6tnaeen gee
trOnea tpOrbeu, tpelAe ttef In Die Sntert6sn
banctSiretbsnbsn 9~iattonen etagreifsn.
Ne8ent (Gpcvpn p Iul ermprbet ttn.
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Ser 9ric9 i'm @lnmeIttn.
Htnaniienes

Ct. 9Guts, IL San. Die @s(sbae.
bang p%alltrte cine StQ. wpua9 S6asnOteR
unO YoilmortsngelD alf 2 Sabre fit Staats.
ltsaern an8sRommen wSrDeu Ipller.
Sen. @urtiS bat eth Gelsgramm aus Qebds
non bon WlGjcr Collins erbaltcu, tpcndd
1000 8gbelen am 10. Januar bet Oartsptue
BON einer gsrtn8ersn 8unpesmadt 8el9Gagen
lpurcsna 81
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siebenuaSswansis a0enia,en ertrunfen.

tn8RamPtOn ~, o. .. IL. San, Nuf
eitem Get6e BET 6arpersptle beluft9tsn lt6
eintge pretBig 6errn nuo Damen NIT Shlttts
f9nbldnfen. Sas Sis brad etn, unb liettn
upc3wau3is psrGpnsn p%erlpren tks 9e6en ims
9BaGsr.
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@snninIpanISche 9enatnr @nhI.

Sarrisbnrg, San. 10. SliO eten Dor
Sbprl6lub, Stnat unp 6aus traten Tim
Mittas In semeini6afltHe Stbuus, unb 60
ipurpe 9r. 8udalep NIT nur spet Sttmmet
Wfebrbeit gum y, ct. Genai0r ermG6It. Die
NepubLtfaner ltImmten fir @amerpn.
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Sea6temspsrtb fir Meaanrateure
tnb bas NubIifum i~nsbelpnbers.

uAD Das publitum i~n6beIOn6ers.
0as tslt. teuerer 9et Don Erofc II Co.. Rer-yprE MT IA
SrrBem Aufpdnoe bier etnaefnbrte &~~
isa lsraB plantations 8itters rcn
~ lettectt fbcn lame inter meinem RouIen au bnben oss,e-
len: psiGes t8 bet Der C1alOnt ub 5lal&e beScattnb bEliosr
Serner trrpHns sta gsp-srrf Elm Senbuna !Scmoico untb
Sarta @rotr Ranb leserer wsetn ietncs fetntn unb burbs
@eru&es 5urt Senesen bu8 Saba6S fir Gtoorrrn.
'n9@er pDrSlaHt aeei9net, rCrtatft i'm grpeen unb RIsiuen.
3. 8prn, 80 ". @apftr,,
OttSo,Sntt 2GtIren Itet Der &Ydde lola tow
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Dnm Der @ntomucarmee.

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peraucttonirt rperOen lpue. Die 3abl Der ae-
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jtpet uno bret Gunoert.
Usmer in GemcraI ziseIs Saupi quarter.
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Dte 3elts rOaren Dgrlhpunoen unp ete Wdnl.
feaer srloihuh. Sstue :3,lte ltuO (ippealiN
auf9eldlageu, o6er MIR feteu teinen 3upaGs
opn WaGtftueru. Z Hl sr.
Der MISUNDERSTANDING BON Ttsberid III
nitbt angefcmmen.
General Gunner lit nieDsr bel Der Nrmse
an8elon0t.
Ser 3abImsiiter Der re9utGreu Batterteu,
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nc nene MtlitdrhraNe.

Die 50. 8entou, 8ele9 BON SutnOts,
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bas Gomite fir bic uem gu erbaueupe Wa=
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fraBe. Sie 5aben bic @a9em NIT STIR
erartftn, uno pefesn ;unGGf NIT ben bebeu.
ttnolten Gtlenbabn DtrtSenten unb Gmpttali.
ten cpnferiren, - ses Ns&.7
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Sttmdsa sstitlt, sant gantssisaaior ass
wGblt.
The Shasta courier., 1863-07-25
The Law of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, considered wishing to continue
their subscription.
9 If subscribers wish their papers discontinued,
publishers may continue to send them until all
charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect refuse to take their
papers from the office place to which they are
sent they held responsible until they settle their
bill and give notice to discontinue them.
L. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher, and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they held responsible
Notice should always be given of removal.
5. The courts have decided that refusing TO take
a paper or periodical from the Office, or removing
and leaving it uncalled for is prima facia evidence
of intentional fraud
lss- Postmasters would oblige bya strict fulfill
merit of the regulations requiring them to notify
publishers once in three months, of papers not ta-
ken from their office by subscribers.
Gss- Under the law of Congress papers are not
charged postage in the county in which they are
published
The Shasta courier., 1863-07-25
NUMBER 81.
Union for the Sake of the Uoioa.

The following from the pen of Prentice of
the Louisville Journal. and published in his
paper of June 4, should he read and ponder.
ed by the Union men in California. II in
eulcates good lesson:
. We plead for unity among the friends of
the Union. Let US look steadily at the great
end, and combine in the NEST effective man.
ner all the various means to compass that
end. We can cot travel by different roads
toward the same ulterior object without in
commoding each other. We must move COM
pactly as well as energetically We must
not be diverted by the wayside to examine
tee cuTiousiy whether we have taken the
most easy aud lest obstructed path, but hav-
ing once started, let US take no backward
step and make no pause. If we suffer our
selves 10 forget the high destiny before us, we
may fall to wrangling among each other, for
there are those always who are too ready to
toment disturbances, either because they are
mlschiet-makers by nature, or can not live
except on excitement. 1t may be, too,-in-
deed IN the very nature of things it must be
that there are among us those who would
secretly aid the enemies of tie government;
such as these would like to see us quarreling
about distractions instead of striking at the
country's foes. We must never forget that
the rebels depend greatly upon this, and that
the Richmond Dispatch has distinctly asserted
that the only means of securing our (Con.
federate) independence, is the sure one of in
creasing the discord among our enemies, and
rendering certain the breakingup of the Fed
eral Union. In view of this frank admis-
sion, 1t is clear that. all who hinder unity of
action are lending encouragement to the last
hope of the rebels. Take away all prospect
Of lis eonsummation, and there is nothing left
to them but submission to the laws they have
outraged. and a return to the allegiance they
have so wantonly deserted. Union for the
sake of the Union insures its preservation
divided councils will most assuredly endan-
ger it. Let US then forget all pride of opn-
ion, all personal aspirations, and all guilty
ambitions and press steadily onward in the
good work ofour country's restoration. When
that blessed result is accomplished, verify
we shall have onr reward in nation graf.
itude and in the upswelling notes of thanks
giving from millions of our fellow citizens,
who are now depressed and faint of heart in
the great struggle
The Shasta courier., 1863-07-25

THAT'S IT, TO DoT-One W. H. Rhodes,
at the Secesh Convention in Sacramento, said
the busines 6 is to-day to determine whetnes
l, and you, sir, and you gentlemen, shall be
the progentors of long generation Of
slaves ~ That is truly the question: We
admit it. Tha slaveoerats have long de.
bauched themselves with ANAL gamatcn and
filled the South with generations of cream
colored slaves. The result of the present
struggle will be to break up this abominable
state of things and restore black men the le-
gitimate use of their wives and their daugh-
ers- to reserve themselves for virtuous
alliances with their own blood. The strpg.
gle inaugurated by the slaveocrats will result
in cleansing out the bastard aristocracy of
the South, rebellion, secession and ..amalga.
nation. That is the business in hand and the
ball is glorously rolling on.-P PacerriUe Nescs.