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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-29
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Der GpmmtGare Suto In GitS Qolut 6a
Sntrufttonen bon 8tGmpnb srtalten, 81
au8psGslang BON 9tsbeIenUfF3tsren gu luspen
piren. Die Dompfer g. 81. GpauIbtng TN
Columbia Fnb tn ODrttspn. Gs rsanet.
Sort Mpnree, 81. Stunt. Der Nar
acknowledgements MUnttur eing beute Nad
mtttag unter 8efebl MtatOr Sp9n 9 Mul
fcros nit 900 Gtbeuen ua& Sits WOiat at
Die GCmmtiare QurlOw unb Dub babe
psrebrebst, ntGt mebr SpIbaten aussulisftr1
oils 9e8enirdrti9 8efansen ftnb unb btefttbe
In City DCtnt uno etnem bs1attnsn Ylal
arf oem WtiIFifpPt ab3ultefern. Retue 90
rOIen fpllen auetfanut iperOsn unp ale aeaI
bfnsn linb fir niGttg ertt6rt. Nusna9ute
BON bieier &sBel ESnneu nur Dur8 @umutan
petre BON SpppfttpnSarnsen eemaGt perbei
reI@e @eNneene aud an antern @uutts
austauI6en pber fretlaTen FGnusn, te ia
Serabrepnn9. Dteie NsoeI tptrp bte uebe
9abe 3tm 3pede parpltrt az perben Strbtnosrl
Der Strett stpiIden ben @omtniloren Sui
Ion unb Dub ibsr ben lebteu Beldlub D.
Htbe[ensG onare1t6, pelAer alien i'm lern =
f~t3Ieren II. Splbotsn, ipef&e MsgersN e8tment'
belebItgen unb allen folGsst yteaimentern ~
@trafe bru1t. 1T 9sidlthtet unb Sbert 2uelp
sat Die &ebeleubetSrheu, psEGe ielbf gtg'
unb gHtGdltnge bon Snbidnetn uaO Nfset
beuubt Dabsu, bennnrtdtiat, boB BITE Ve
@taaten a0e t6re @pIpaten. ptne NGfEAt al
Garbe, bel6ubtn uno eiusn 8ruA ces @arteu
unb beS Srte9sgsbrauhs abnssn rercen.
3urifesFebrte 0efanSene beytGten, bag
Gttp @Cint Fart befaRiBsu. No
Warine?
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Die SaoS aaf @iraten.

&aum 'paren bic Dampfer unSsrriGteter
SADIE BON Der 8erfolguns Der @eerGg6er ,ts
rldBststrt, ot8 bic Neeteruns 8efetl eab, In
MspzgCrf ale peftnpen GGift 3u @artern
nnb ale oOsratBtssu aus3uri1en. Dte DAM
pfer Gertrude unD @rantte State, betbe 0e>
uOmmene 9riftn, esBen In Der 8rpot(9n Napo
9arb Der V~OQeubun0 RAID uentgegen. Con,
treabmtral NauIbina Narterte bic Scsun
Oampfer Ntanttc, Baltic unb Star Of toe
GCutb, Spelde NIT Der Datnpfccrbette G6e~
aanocab bon philadelphia, Der 0arfe Gtbeu
Aaen uno petn Dampfer 9amauat Ipfort auf
bic Y~irotfni0eb seben rerOen. gGie 90 eslsra
Nbenb bteB, in0 audi bic Cambria, 8ladaone
uno anosre Sdife ptebsr enaaalrt.
SIN NetppOrt, 81. s, 1T Die NaHrlGt etnas-
troftt', bab Ger S@OOrer Belern 9t9tt unb
5ebn anbere Eti9ertpDte rom 3acoup let SO
Wfan'S Qanb berbrannt Itien. Die Slider
barfe 6. q. Wfacumbtr, BON 10 8eat1ertsn>
men, purce NIT IL anberu SAtfen am 90.
Stunt rom Dttaten 5ecpnta = niGt 1oeonS
= perbrannt. Ote WaunlGa9t fam tn
Noanf, Conn. an unb Bett4tet, per Wtrat Iet
BON so M0anern, pabren GsblablGneiberu
beRbt.
Dar e6 ni@t Belt, baB entli6 uuIere 8e.
bic Sae3s eaer9ilA uuteruobm z
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Der &Ob bes MbrniraI xopte.

Nuf @efett be8 Observation-Disclosures toerben bic
Jta88en al!sr S4ife, Observation-Disclosures uub
Na0p CARDS arf 5al6rnsit 8e3u9en mnb ID
Mtnutenl@ade ab8efeuert, tim Elm i3etGen beg
Nelpett6 fRr Den am 26. Stunt W6enbs tn
W~furbauie In Weo OOrf Ssrltorbsnsn Sbmiral
8oOte 3a gebsa, Sn letnem Ga9esbsfeEle 1prt@t
Der Mariuemtniltsr BON ben G9oten bes 8ets
itorbenen, be5 9elben BON Sort 6enrY unb
Sort Doneliost, bes grobsrers peS W2t1F1Fppt,
tpelGer nit 8Iet9em Mut9e on Der &ule BON
Ifrtta unb bem GtineFf6sn Wlssre tpte In Der
ttbt9en Re6e(iOn fir bic SADIE unb bic 6la0as
Der linton fc@t. WuBsr stner NnerFsnnung
Der S6aten DsS 8erfiprbensn Ipsnbet Der sri
niaer fstaem unbeIsdtsn Gtaratter einiee pa1,
1enbe Wprte.
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etaatss& DnUentiem DSn wai6onri.

Sefferfon GttY, &c. Stunt. Dtr
prai'oent Der @onosnttOn erbtsIt cine Depe1de
BON Gen. S9ofelo, pprin er IaAt, or babe
@neeat MarmaOute trssen untoyalttdt iter
unisre Qtnten 9eldtdt, ST. 9arben wurbe
tpesen untOYalttat aus8sltOBen. Srn. Bred
tnrtbss's @uttitut fir ben 8ertdt Des @maa>
ctpattcnS<G pmttes tpurbs beltte in Der gunbsi,,
tton NIT IS gseeu 6 ct. rerrurfen. Die
Srt9tnal:S thonnou3 lag nun CUR Nbltimmuna
Dor. Sol. Wcrfclf beantra9te aIs @nbifttut,
eaB Die SrbOnnan3 benz golfe BET Ter @taatss
tpabl BON 1864 aur Nbttmmuna pureeleet
'peroe,a tpas NIT SO se9rn 20 @timmen an>
genCnanlefi srlirbe.
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Ssu3 Sefa &GStDeffen.

gatre, 26. Suat.-Die Ne6euen feuer,
ten BET GYpre6 8enD am Nontag auf Die
Oampfer 0rtma Doano, Sacob @traber uus
WeD 6entudp, tpelde unter g9ub bon 3yei
panSsridifen ben SIuB t~tnuuFubren. Dtele
bic 0s6eGen tn Die 6luGt.
uniere &dncnen %erSffnsten bic gauge Qinte
otn SonuabenD tbr Jsusr auf Bids
uno nntsrttsIten Go Bis Sonntas N6enD.
Ons Nslultat tl nod ntGt befonnf.
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son me,sber,, q. g.

Scbalo bic NanriAten BON eiuem @or4
ritden Bees bier eiutrafsn, bee4nn @euere(
Softer ouf fetne et8ene Observation-Disclosures ATE
btspontblen Sruppn nod Sort WOngce etns
faifsn gu lalen, TIM fe Gen. Oir su etuem
Wn8rife auf Nt4tnon0 pber ftr 0rrtpenbuna
tn 0larYlanb our 8srtdtfuna gu feuen.
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Sin Nebeuens@ infaT in Mnnonnale. 90.

Dafbtnatoat2s . Stunt. Cine arOgs
Abtbstlrn9 BON s. Sees Neteaem @apa0erie
mafte etnsn Gtreibu9 ua6 auuaupals, ser-
Porte eprt sine 9uantiat Sn!leruaaren uub
t'aba'en zine Dartie Sutlerpogsn nit Ga.
Stent. De9neu tpurpe perpunbet unb- NIT ur.
esfatr II ietucr 2eute eefargsn ssnomlnen.
9r. 9. 3eser, ain prOptantutetter, ntrbe
parclttt. sf a.s1s& -
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Oett. &ppaer Bat obae0emet

Baibtn9ton, %. Stunt. @tmerol
9Oofsr 1T ouf letn Grlndsn bonn COMMANDO
Der Potomac Irmee entboben uno @entrel
Ofesoe " gu lstnem Na9fOlssr ernonnt.
(2SteSss Gin Gtad9en 9aust'I&er &riease
faHrnna.l
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ppn w-taGadmetts unb epnneetieut.

8oRpn, 26. Stunt. Dos s. @tanaGu.
isttS aeeiHsnt, ipeIdes BON Nstpbern, q. G.,
3uriid9stOmmsn, Idifte 1iA Eeute aus unb
Durbe ber,lth tepiQfOmmnet.
Dns AS. WfoH. &s9tmsnt Bot fi4 Ia Sort
MOtrre Dem Sen. Dir gum DtenF auf bsr
Safbtugl eu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-29
9ie Mebeuen.Q rmee.

Die san3e 1aGs Der 2sbslenarmee untet
General 81. 6. See 1T, NIT Nusnabule bee o.
.. 5tu'lHen Corps, iebt ia Matslano unt
pennlyIuanten. Gin 9err, uslder 9eRern tn
Srebertd etntrof, bertdtft 0sneral See unb
lttnsn Stab an ,Dcnuerita9 In 8ocasbOro
9efe6en gu hnben, 0 no le NIT Der 8otbut
mad @ettYsbur9 prrradtsn Sa Boons6OrO
fInb MUIR tpeuise Rebelsn. Der uebsr9aae
bfr Nrmee ISer cen ,6luB putpe an cen pbe=
rem GustGen NIT erOber gdnt(iatett betpsrt,
feutet. Die Nebelen eiIten 70 febr, bob fe
li4 taurn bte s3stt gum Waerubsn uno G0sn
uabmen, n.1 esa.er
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S0awafsr i'm SUNDERLAND.
8ragg raumt SbeIbY1tll.

2ontsStlIG 81. Stunt. Der Gum6er.
l%anbfnB 9at 10 SUP @afsr an ben ufern
nnb Fet9t ftanbltd II Sou.
Sc btebO tsuts, paB stne fatfe 8ebeI.
lenmaGt ben Cumberland getreu3t babe NIB
0te Ser. Staaten Eruppen SbtltYptle bffes>
ten, naGbem 8russ bafelbe serGnmt Bate.
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5ridt gu GO!umbfa itebt Jest Ia TIam
Sas s~eemefe BON ssenmfsIsamien.

9atrtsbur9, %. Stunt, ateno8.
Sladtltn8e 5teRen NIT Ger Nert0eru Central,
Sabn i4aarenweis al. Glue Bride bereEbsn
o~tsiIetts gort 1T p%er6rannt. Oils unlere Irup.
pen earltele r%0umtsn, Gberlts6en 1e benz
0sinoe bic 9arradsnans lattuna fir cine
9aoauerts : Gcmpa8utt unp sin 0eaimtnt
Jnfauttrte NIT 1000 9tattonen. Die geIobuua
Der Noribcrn SentreIbnbu ibsrldrttt telm
J'aben oss 6sinnes init Qusnatme bss 1rtd',
leen dle8inrntee Den STUFF, ipeI6sr blieb, nm
ote Sriide 5u tetpataen. NIs Der Jetno i6;> au
'aa9tt9 wnrbe, febte aud er absr. Die gride
tpt'sof Damn pon uns 0erbraunt. Die NebAs
lsn lino bst 8atnbrtOse, 12 NI. cberGaIb so
luu,bta NIT etner pontOn6,iIide. Die neuen
9rnppen ipsrben rol9 ~or9aniTrt. 3ust far6iae
eompa8uten, aus btelt9en farb. Gintpo5nern
b'itsbsnO, Isbteu brute lbsr Ten GluB.
Sberft Sfnntne's RsSiment, tpel6es Bal.
Vstipabur9 800 G'efauseus rerIor, it bsute
btfr eineFtrcfsn. Die eefaneeneu Sfi,iere
'pnrSen nn4 8iduloaa gtfaidt unb bic Col
Dntest DnrO!irt.,E ROC II @ Hel5#tH.~4
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1000 Rebeueu sefansen genOmmeu.

2Out80tlte, %. SUM-. Sine DtSiRcn
Der Unto Nrntse ma&ts bet i6rem MurI6
burG SoOSerS Sap 5000 gsfangene. Das
II. berittene Snbtana Snf, rNtet. murbe bon
4 NeBtmsntern umrinat unb 1dlug dG bur@,
pO6et eS cine Gn3ntt G%sfluaens madte. Giue
DspeGde bon Manaefer, Genu., Ia8t, baB
Sol. BilberS Bertttsne Snfanterte bort einse~
fallen Eel II. etne bebeutenbe Insabl 9ebeusn
WsfanAene 1entaAt babe, etnlnltebltA be5Gapt.
Nnoerlcn bonn |. S9. GAP. 9test.
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10 en4 9ie Votomuc<M ranee.

Na9 NaGrtdteu pom Dberen Dotosnac BON
SOnnobenO Msprsen 1T Bite 0otOmaearmee In
0sipegung unb ,uIrp baIb Dor Baltimore unO
nSrbliA bapOn ltseen. Grob bss IhleGten
3ultnnbe8 bsr QanbtraBen, pelde burd biz
NesenSGRe faIl unpalIlrbar NnO. bat Sen. 500.
Ter ts Bstpe9nn0 init tpunbsrtarer SGnelta-
ttit d,ssefiihrt. Die Speratipnsn Der Nsbel~
Ten tuerben 0snau ilberwa6t unO Gin 3uiatns
-s'sysse~b -e".. asr-,rr Taao ;ese> M.aenfitf
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Gas q IIerIehle

5arriSb ure g. %. SUM-, @ittsrnadt.
Das bsnttBe 5euern riibrte pon finem @sTed,t
oer NsbslenpOrbat unb unitren 9orpoaen Der.
unlsEe 3rappeu ltslsu sprId unD Die 9lebeQen
Its1eu itBt 4 Neileu BON bier.
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NOienfrGn1 rift bur.
@SIbetNan0 eeaeM BE- 2lebuna IN Inbiann

Cincinnati 81. Stunt. Die eanse
Nrmce be5 G'fueral ~GOlenfran3 nit 0tusna6.
me ctner Dirtion 1T felt @itttprd NaGt In
8ews8nnB.
Sn Mourpe So, 5nb., miro Der Mu1s
rutr 6sbeutsuOsr. Sol. Bt6ble, Der ;ur Inter
orilfua9 bs0eItfn NIT 4 Comp. babin ab0tne,
indte un 8erfdrtaus unb Nrtiuerle rad,
Ole BAIL her WufriBrer fol- on 1900 tstras
no1
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CUR Berltattung Ger Gaballsrte. Gen. 8cpo
III Dor uns unb bee TetnD In SiGt. Wtr
beabf6ttgten, bic GrOperfe bet Der @dumun9
BON Carlisle In BITE 2uft gu iprsneen, aber Bite
Nfgulareu wouten IS nt6t 3uBebeu Die
0crrdtbe bes Quarttermetlters TIM Wertbf BON
metreren Eaulenben Dcu. ftlen In Die 9dnoe
Der Nsbellen, 600 Mann 8ebeLencapaaerte
blsltsn Carlisle belebt.
SIN Meaantcspt0e tutrb Ter SeInb ntdt Dor
gpnntag Nadt s%ttpartst,
Speteres. If46 Il
Sarrtsbur8, %. SUM-. Der Getnt
1T 4 Mieilen bon ~un1eren Shan3sn entfernt
uno riidt Dor. Das 6saer Der Nrtiuerte III
bsutlt6 s%ernebmbar. Die 9tuppen 1eben in
S9la9turbnunB unb bic BebSroen 9Iauteu
3uSsridtltd, pen Nn9rif 3u~ridl0lagen 81
~t5nnen. Die Dennfglb. gilenbobn 1T Biz
isbt unbelhaOiSt. Der 8ert9t BON Der Gin.
nabme DuncannOn's am 3n1ammsnfluGt bee
Suntata uno gMsquebanna muB fal|G ietn,
oa ualete Ssle9rop9enDfrbtnbup8 nit Dttts.
burg ao0 Ofen 1T. a.l
Orobe @ufre9unginW btta@
pelp bta. ~
Dos @OIt be,podnet fiN sur @ertbeiSisuns bel
Stabt upO bes Staates.
MhiIn 3 fhhin % Gnrt. Die Quf,
rf8un9 In GteiIger Sta6t 1T u%nseEeuer. Isl,
brittle Stro6e III eeOrdnst pou BON 0aen1dem
tpslds auf teIearapbtide NaGriGttu tparten
Die Raulsute bslalolea tire @e1aafte ~
fAlieBsn unb Gin 0e0imsnt 3u rrfrutiren. 81,
untcn Qeaguea refruttren ebrnfaGs. aud BIZ
Corn GrGanee iR In 8stpesung unb t6r'
Nerbecompa9nIe purd3ieDt Die StraGea b,
Stabt.
MOrftstOwn,2 8. Stunt. Die Sa6tt
tanten baben beialoRsn, isrs 8obriteu sa fhlie.
Zen, bt8 bic 0ebe(Ien aus Dem Staate periaot
I'nb nnb $4,000 3ulammsu0el6ofe1, IN
allen Greiptdt8eu tbr @sbalt wd6renO TIRE,
Oienlf3sit fort5u3abten.
500 8reiptat9s setets lnOrsen frSt mad
Sarrisbur8- tGrg#g la
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Rev Oorf, 81. Sunt. Geit Nieosrl6rel.
bun9 obt8sr 3etlen trafsn Ssrt9te som Is. b
aRta. ein, pelde faBsn, paB Der OerICreneYoaer
beS 4. unO g.. WtscOnliu Seet8. etneu nsuer
Insvif auf Sort Subion mahte,. 3urid9e.
iAIasen unD 9efauaen aenomnea purbe. sc
ipirb fein @nertf iiie sint9e Sage sorosa0m.
men tperbsr. = --
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9arrtsbur& %. Stunt. Die Ni6euen
eabsn Bsl8etepille bffebt. Dte(s Z Ort Gieet 10
Mtftle' son yOtf ~entfernt am @msque6auna,
9sesntbtr bon Columbia. lln1re Gtuppen
babsa f4 naG Columbia suradafsOsen. Die
Bride, sOslGe II Msile lang t tlno bic tet-
ofn Staptdsn berbttbet, wtrb 3er1Grt trerben.
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Der Seirb o &%Grrisbmrs!
Wtne GA1aMf i'm 0duae

9arrtSbure, 20. Stunt. / ubr Mit,
ta8e. Gine SdlaGt tF 9egenwartIs ttnletts
bee Glu0e5 tn, @anee. un1sre Grupptn 1ee
9sn ale In @ato6tOrpnung.
0tr f6nuen baS RanOntren BIER &Sren.
Neueres 1T nod niGt %befannt.
3arrtsbure, Scuntn8 Wbenbs G u6r.
Ote Nebslen fno nnr mod 8 Weet!en BON Der
|Staot unp tpetftn 8omben. unIere Euppen
dno innerbol6 Der 8efefisansen uno psrben
f0bu Stanb balteu. h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24
b r Il v i TT Z s .

Gold goes in at any gate except heavens.
Give neither counsel nor salt tIl YOU are
asked for H.
The reason why trout are so sharp sight
ed. is tha; they all wear specks.
Law Is Ike a sieve YOU nav see through
Il, but you must be considerably reduced
before you can get thrOughit.
Chalmers says: There is an energy Of
moral suAsion in a good mans life. passing
the highest effort Of the orators genius
The life which has self and selfish purpos-
- for rs object must always bc a miserable
failure
A conhrned bachelor saws the reason wo-
men 80 seldom stamner y beCause tliey talk
80 fast-a sfammcr has no chance % get H.
People - stu;ter~ because they hesitate.
Birds have oflen seemed 10 rs ike The
messengers from earth 20 heavea-chareed
With the homage and gratitude Of nature.
and giited with tie most eloquent Of created
voices 20 ful6ll the mission.
IL Is announced thar the Young Danish
Princess who has lately become the wife Of
the Prince of Wales. dislikes crinoline. and
Intends to put IL out Of fashions far as
her authority IN tie gay world viii go.-'by
aIPearIng in dress Of reduced circumi,.r-
snoe.' A quite feasible experiment: for
Young bride 20 b. sure but IL wouldn't De
surprising II reflection and time should IN
duce the Princess 50 reverse that order Of
things. Mons Verrons. IBoston Post.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24

"NAKED TEUTH.- The eccentric John
Holmes used frequently in his addresses 10
different JuFies. % explain the meaning Of
ibe phrase " naked truth by relating the
following fable:
Truth and FaisehoOd travelling one warm
day. met a. a river. and both vent 20 BATH
al the same Pisee. FAlsebood coming sr.,
out Of the water. took his companions
clothes and left his own vile rainens. and
hen went bis vay. Truth coming out Of
tbe water. sought 10 warn Tor his o~n prom
er dress Truth started AL naked IN pur-
suit Of the thief. bot not being 90 swift on
foot. has never overtaken che fugitive.
Ever since be has been known ss "nsksd
Truth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24
IS, ME-, FRIDAY, APRIL "a. 1853.

thai evidence ~as rvj-ctsi. and a price set
on my bead. I rSturned in disguise TO End
myself an outlaw in the land whose peace
my father purchased with his Life. Tie
re>t you know
Who Is the trusty friend Of which thou
speakcst2-
- SIR John Trevit. who Is now present.
and Who will bear witness that What sav
Is true
The king turned DARK look upon SIr
John. who stood pale and trembling. the
very picturc of guilt and terror.
" ia. I understand.- he said. =. Il is
upon him | conferred the Darcy land.
suPPosIng there % be no heir lie has
dealt treaoherOusly by as both. But 1 viii
attend TO that anon.-
''On accouut % the wrong We have un-
willingly done thee he added. turning
% Darvy. and the debt We owe thy
daughter. We not only accord 90 thy right
ful inheritance. but make thee peer Of the
realm. an honor which We should have
conferred upon thy gallant father. had he
lived TO receive il. and which. We trust. will
BE worthily borne BY his son
80 ou have made me more that that. -
said the grateful man. knesling At the kings
foot a. be spoke. every vestige Of the pride
gone that naught but kind ness could sub
due; ''yoa have made NE a true friend
and LOYAL subject
90 Amen :" responded Henry" Nov 90
and forget not all thou o~est 70 thy gentle
daughter. whose loyalty and flial devotion
have saved thy life and nine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24

THE FEICHTENED CoNrRAnANp. 4
letter received from an army correspondent
on the RappahAnnOck relates the following
camp incident.
An amusing incident occurred IN camp a
nighi or tao since \ portiy Young con-
traband. from Charleston. :. C.. Who
escaped from bis rebel master Al Antietan.
and was for While quartered subsequently
IN Washington. vas engaged BY one Of
our junior siaf officers a. his body servant
and brought down here 10 has quarters 70
attend BIN. Il Glanced that the officer had
served his country CALAMITY a. Sharpsburg
where Le lost a lex. below the knee. the
absence Of which had been made up by an
artia,iai limb. which the Captain wore with
50 easy grace that few persons Who meet
him suspected his misfortune-his sable
attendant being among the blissfaliy
ignorant a. % the existence q the fact
The Captain bad been out 10 dine. .
and returned in excellent spirits 20 his tent.
Upon retiring. BE- called his darky servant
To- assist ham in PuIling OF his riding
boots
Now. Jimmy. look sharp said the
Captain. II am Iittlc-ic-Giusy
Jimmy. t'aighi. Look sharp. an'-ic-pull
steady
- lie allers keerful. Cap'n. saws Jimmy.
drawing Of one loag vet boot. With con
siderable difficulty. and standing IL aside.
90 Nov. mind your eye-Jim' The 9TH
er-Ic. little tight and black Jimmy
chuckled and showed his shining worries as
be- reflected. p,rhsp,. that his master vas
quite a. tight ss be deemed his boot to
be-
Easy, now-that's it. Pun away o.
continued the Captain. good naiurcdly. en-
ioying the prospective joke. while b. loos-
ened the straps about his waist which held
his cork leg up noe you've got IL! Zip
there YOU arc. Oh. lord, Oh. lord, Oh.
lord p screamed the Captain. a. contra
band. cork-leg. riding-boot. and H-atures
tumlled ACROSS the tent. in a heap. and the
one legged officer fen back on b. pallet.
convuiscd with sPAsuoodic laughter AZ
this moment the door opened and Iieuten-
Art entered.
90 G'way FUN me-. g'way fun me. lemmy
be. Lemmy be, sin't done nuGin. 10
yelled thc contraband. lustily. rushing o.
the door. really appoaag A. had pu.lsf h,s
'ia0'r's kg c'eaa II Lcmmy 20, 7
didut do uufin-g'uay g'way,- And
Jimmy pot for she woods in desperation.
since which o. hasn't been seen 90 heard
FROM. though Bis captain has diligently
sought Or him f.r snd near Jimmy vas a
good servant. bot ve never before were
treated % q sight q thoroughly frshten-
od contraband There is Little doubt tie
darkey is running yet,
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VOLUME 80, NO. ~.

seiently 20 make their appearance in the
senate Chamber and insult their colleague,
BY going through q concerted and ostenfa-
tious ceremony Of withdrawal.
SO much for the failure Of the Crittsnden
resolutions. This was the test vote. Il
was aiterward reeonsidered on the motion
Of Mr. Cameron. made from personal eour-
sesy 10 the venerable mover Of the rssolu-
iions. Earnest debates took place. and va
nous delays we're interPosed; the resoln-
tons Of tAs Peace Congress were At length
brought IN. and Adopted by Mr.. Crttenden
IN heu Of his own resolutions; the remain
ing cotton States seeded. and all hope Of
the adoption Of an effective compromise
vas abandoned; not. ho-ever. without the
passage Of a resolve. by the requisite ma
lority Of twO-thirds in both Houses. propo-
sing an amendment Of the Constitution.
hat no change should hereafter be made in
that instrument adverse % the interests OF
the soOth. How little was to be hoped
from this or any other measure Of peace.
may be inferred from the remark Of . lead
ing member Of the Committee of Thirty
three. from Alabama. that il the North
would tender the South blank sheet 20
write her own terms Of compromise. the
ofer would not be accepted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24

\ NEw IoorH-PouprE Roasted re
is reoommendoi a. tooth powder. from tie
fat thai. in an of tbe generality of The
inhabitants. che latter are remarkable for
tac vhiteress sfr-u-th. and durabilty oi
their teeth. Savoy and Landes are iu-
stances Of the truth. Schradsr las found
go gramu.es of ashes oi rye D. contain e
sraumes ri csroouate Of lime 9 ditto of
maguesia. e.. = of OXIDE ofirOn and usurs-
ncse. and . g of silica. an of which sub
stances have favourable eject on thc
teeth. Rye. finely pu.verizcd and used
daily as tooth-powder. is said 90 stop
caries, and promptly cure the small absocss-
cs Which are often formed on ths gums.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24

The Rev. DR.. Spring went % New Ia
ven. Conn, and called on DR. Taylor. He
had hidden from NewburyPort. Mass. 20
that place IN has - one horse shay have
come Cor Moses Stewart. said DIR. Sprinr.
We want him 70 become professor in our
new Seminary Al Andover' You can't
have him. was the reply. be can't b. spar
ed ! know that was ihe response. and
that's the reason have come ior him. We
have plenty Who can be spared. bot these
men won't make good professors At Ando-
vcr,~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-04-24

a young gentleman became smitten IN
the natural ~Ay. By The beauty Of a youth-
iul maiden. and honorsbly proposed mar
rage D. hsr The feminine s.id she vas
wiling but thar her beloved parents we're
seriously ~ the opinion that she vas &" o'er
Young % marry yet add therefore bad
most decided objections 90 her entering
INTO matrimonial speculstions a. present.
The susin sad thar such obstacles q. en-
rsgcd parents might be- overcouae by gen
tle eiopcment. and requested 70 know II she
sould c.rudestinely leave tlc psrcnfai roof
wiih hin. Her rePly wss characiensiic
shc said--
" Yes. or any other man.
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The H'ost unhappy creature % an m-n.-
turod Old man o. yoman. Who = iucapsblo
q either receiving or iunpartinz pleasure.