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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19
Sine faorts aritit lber etuarfs eaDausrtt.

Bon nidt ssrtngsm SntersRe TT Die na&.
ftsbenbe &rtttt, ptl@e Der NiGmonb Grant
ner bonn IL. Stunt Gber bes gerbolten Der
cUnfSo. &abaQerte TT benz b~ertnGdtoeu Sc.
fs&t Der ~per8an6eneE @VAe enttdlt. @a
betBt;
Sc me6s bic g~in3elnbeiten Der NFatre Bel
8rnnbY Station betannt perben, INN 70 uns
erfreultGer er16eint bts1tlte. 0Gre CO Der erRe
UOer etn3tse 5aG btefer art, 70 mSGte man 60
auf Re&nuns zines uu9lHdlt6en !3ufa0s
i&retbtn. Nber bteIe pielgeprtsFeue @apalerte
Der nUroDtrstntIGen Nrmee If felt benG6la@s
ten I'm ltsten De,smbe, 5tpet BIG breimal
nOsrraiGt tCOrbsn, Elm GretgniB, bas man
aar euf JtsEnuns Don NaGlGIfateit anb
ihle6ter Tthrun8 lGretben taun. Weun Der
frteg n stn 2ournter mare, fir eiuioe ne.
MICE ettIe un0 fawaGFSpFse Sff3tere erfrnben
uno unterbaIten, 70 tGnnte man bteIe Dtnoe
3@ gefalen laHen. Nbtr bas Qonb be,okIt
!teuer fir bic 1teerife, bic Den 8stnb er,nlts
tbtgen u,s 81 aberfalen mno bas 9anb an
ssrtpaiten NIT ether GaSaIsrie, tpflGe tGaltn
msBr @erinsf9asuns fir Die bsrtttenenS rups
pen Der CONFEDERATION aetGt. Gs 1T bUbe 3stt,
hab btefer 3wsig Der Nrmee refcrmtrt psrbe.
Die l1eberro1Gun9 BET bteler @eIeseubeit
mar bte ~DUlidnbi9fts, BITE nod orrgtfUmuten.
unfere GaDauerte mar fabrldIF9 iber bas
Gano ~3sritreut ant nar Der R~appabannUd
srtlGrn tbr nnb etnem Setnbe, Der Ietne uns
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Cine SlOtte CUR 0erfoIeun9 Der Nes
Observation-Disclosures

Die fre&en Nnerife ber 3aperIGife ieIbt
AT ben RiFsn Gir9tnisas tn nGGltfr NGbe
Der 8unbea fOttuen BAT enbliG bte 8eoteruna
bsftmmt, etne 6lOttle seeen ~btelel6en sa rliz
fen. Ipmirol 0aulbins erbielt Srbre, a0e
SGife, bte In gierp 2JOrt purrdtti9 Gnb, Ieefers
ttg 31 MAIDEN, - bte1eIbe Srbre atne nod
philadelphia uno Bottom. GGpn "a Stuns
ben ipater waren 6 Dompfsr, barunter 3 &as
r~OnsnbuOte. aus benz 9afsn BON Sem gott
anssslauftn. Go tparsn Der @smiaUle, Dac
CHUNG, Btr9tnta, 1uscar9rn, &ittattng uno
Ioela. NcA 4 anbere 1olen foleen, uGmlt9
oe S@raubsn- RrteesfGaluppen Gan Sacinto
unb SHENANDOAH unO bte Dnmpfs Raucneu.
b0Ote Seneca mnb 0acOtab. Der 9sneca unb
Der OacOtaB Iinb gu Y6tlabelpbta. Que bteGe
S6ife aber fGauen bG&Fens 8 Bis ~ RnDten
In Der Stuuoe ~suridleeen, tpG6reab baS @e-
btasn, &aperl@tf TacOnY Is Dber Is tn Der
Stmnbe uo&t. SetretGr @e(es aab Des6olb
Bite Srrre, iOfOrt Dampfer mnb Seeell6iFe au
nntstbtu, wel9e ben 0troten rinbclsn tSnuen.
@s truroen barauf tn Nep gott Iufurt bier
Dampfer unb eintee Clipper semtstbst, In So
fVn 4 Clipper unO 4 anocre @6ife.
Da bas @eri9t esbt, buB bic Rsbeuen be-
abtAtt9sn, uniere tletne Mittelmeer 6Iutte
an3usretfsn, 1T bsIGlOTsn wurben, 1Ofutt 4
DGmpfer tn's Wetttelmeer, 4 rad Satnoten
an6 4 mad 8ralItsn gu f4ifen 3ur Deduna
ess amerifanilHen 9anpels.
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@pdteres BON @tfsbnra.

Gbtdniaw 8aSDn, 10. SUM. ube,
Cairo, II. Stunt. N16rtGten BON ter
8rOnte belaeeu, paB unlere 8elagfruneeperte
BIS blot an Die HsbsIenltnten an mebrersu
Orten SOrseiGoben rerben. Gin 3u1ammen,
fpb nitro als nube beOprRsbenb betrabtet.
Die Nrmee 1T BON be1srem Mut6e keIeelt ola
3n tr9enp elmer frIbsren 3ett. Die Nebeusu
ta6en ifd tnnerbal5 pier Wetleu BON unG
I8e3etgt.
9atnes Sluffs, II. Stunt. gOu
Solution wtro nod wGbrsnb eint9sr Sage
tetn alsemetrer Nn9rif srpartst. Das Geuer
auf 8tf6bur9 wtrb BON alien Seiten fortee.
isbt. @uf Der QcutFana Sette Enb fetuc
petteren DemOnfrattOnsn cprSetOumcn.
@Dtnt De SptU, @tds6ur9 gegenaber,
10. Stunt. Dur@ bas bier teute BON Der
MInhung beS RsO RtDsr aneetommene Sea-
nOnenboOt SWiserIanb, Sol. Sobn q. G0ett,
buben mir bte Na@rt6t BON Der 3ert5runs
BON StmmspOrt I'M Nttafalapa an 4. Stunt
erbalten.
Oa8 GAptBerIanb entOefte nGmIt9 BET ether
&scpsnoSctrun9 am 3. Stunt cine 8attsrts
BON 6 JelpgsIbGBen unb eth Gsetmeat Sn>
f~anterte, weIdbe bo5 ufer belebt bielten. Das
GanDaenbOOt besann bas @efe4t unp wurOe
I~iebenntal setrCfen.
Gin S@ub 3errtb bte Dampfr6brs; bod
tDurpe Der S@open QuageteIIsrt, uno Capt.
0altsr braGte NIT ben &anOnsnbcOten sd
fapstts" unO w@tttsbura" pte 8ottsrie gum
S9pst9en unD serbrannte ben Ort nebR ben
SOmmtTartatss 9crr1tben. Der NHIFI1ppt
III tsbt fret 3ptlhen @ort 9uO1On unb 0tds=
burg.
Qauptquartier, Walnut 9ias bet
0tds6urg, ~. Stunt N6cnb. NaG queer
SertGten fol- Sorting nit 1000 Mdnu
In Sad Jon feben, WaIfer nit 5000 Wtann
tn Ya3pu @ttY unb SO9u(fpn In Canton NIT
Wann. Dieie Srr14tepensn @Orps
~psretnt9t perben, UNI Grant TIM Nat-
fen an3u9rstf fen aber bte1er GGlt ale Surteu
OeS 8laG Ntpsr befest, ii6er pelGe So6nftcn
&no &srtn9 Iberlesen muB.
Nebeuen : @aDalIsrte maGt fprttpGbrenb
auBerbalb Grants Qtnteu.
SIN gidsbur9 fUQsu pteIs 2tute frauf letu,
BITE SIrser bic capitalization tpanlaeu,
@sneral @smbsrIon ent1&trben per-
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BON 6er 0otomar>Nrmee

@entre1tue c, 16. Stunt. DaS erRe
Nrmsecorp5 fam SOrSefern UNI 2 ubr NtaGs
mttta8s bier an unb fanb bas IL. GCrps,
tpel&es am SCrt8en Sage an9stcmmsn tuar
loon 8elasert. Das brittle uno FINITE GUrpS
fno bet Wano1as SuncttOn uno trirO heute
nod gu uus iOBen. Das g.. Corps radt bonn
Si0en bon SrebertdSbure Dor un6 bos 9. 1T
bet 6almOntb 9ela9srt. Das ~, Corps LIT
tn Tatrfnr. Sen. Scooter ptrb iepen Nuatns
bltd bier erpartst. NaA ben beoba@teten
lGtptren Stau6wOlten 3u urtGeilem, muB Der
6etnb an Der unOern Sette Der 8uu Nun
Ser9e ietn. Man 9lautt, boB ptr Geute bic
Sfenltpe er9retfen tper6en.
Baf4tngtOn, II. Stunt. General
Sooter bat Bel Satrfnr 1etn 6auptquartter
anfgelalaeen mnb Der erGBte Sbetl Ieiner
Mrutee ltett nabe 8ua Stun. @s 16etnt ni@t
8laublt9, bab er In bas Sbal SorrIdtn tptr6,
pa CT ote Starte Oes Setnbes niGt fenut, bod
1T sS pabrl&stnlt&, bag CT i& In einer fol,
Gen Stelun9 baIten tpirO, wel@e ttm er.
laubt, i'm Safe tr9en6 ether gICt9 tn Wa1Y.
LAMB, ben 9OtOmac fOfurt gu iberl6rsitsn.
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G~Sofbtmatpt,, 8. G.

4Ne8erparaDe. - @eltern NOr1en
raarl4trteu ote finf srteu @ompaanten bes /.
f~ar6tgen Dti1rtct Neetmentes untcr 8efebl bes
Gel. 2Sn. 8trnep, Die NSsnue tinuater mad,
Der Setbel 3tr9e, tim Dem @otte8btsnfe beta
;%utp0bnsn. Gnf ale tparsn tUtel It6purs.
4Ote Martuebrt a b {, beyen Or-
8ant'ation mir 9eitern bslpraden, aebt ibrer
Urten0un8 RAID entaeetu unD ererctrt ,seie
NAL td9liA. Der 9tnme bes @emmanpeurs.
TorRoa q. Yartsr, pert1r8t Gf4ern @rfols.
1Serfanf 8etRt8er 81 etrGnte.
-WfarG0retbe SIP tpurOe pesen @erfanfs ben
SptrttuOIen ON Scnnta8 In Der @~pltwiRntton
eIa8eiperrt. - Barbara Wale, SV6n W1tQer.
SAINTS SrDUa unb Sara9 Rsattna pnrbeu
pe9en 8ertauf6 eeilt9sr @etrdate an GOIba-
ten tn Der Central pOIt3ettattOn ftr eth Ser
bSr fefeetnltsn.
/ Ism BEN Nntagen beS Smttb.
Untan SnRttuts, tuelGe felt etutoer
3ett bGs 5auptauartier BON Dieben unp
0nnnunler pdren, ipureen INN | 1br oelern
Wadt feds Snbtptbnsn, pslde Bort l~oatrtea,
aufge9rifsn uuO etnee2edt.
fD08 /. regiment 8. 6. Bploms
totre gebt Istner 0cIsnOuna raid enteeaen.
I'm Dtsnlta8 wurbe bic finite Gcmpa9nte
ein8ematert.
Selbf m OF b.-Otto 9arttna, elm iuu-
ger Deutl4sr, pelder Far3lt@ bon bier mad
@9tlaoelpBia retfe, tat bort am Gunntaee
Selbfmoro ~bs9angen. Der GRUB Der "a.
I4en Etat 1T ntdt bstannt.
GtleababnunGI&d.- O. 8rspu
bonn 81. WS. &e8t. fet eeliern uugefG8r eins
Nfetle BON Der Bief9su Citation BON etuem
WaSsn. 8ertstb untsr Die Ndoer unO wurpe
uueenbltdlt@ 9stSDtet.
GebennaA 9auft.-Das % 26.
uno 90 Seem SerltY gasgt. mar1Atrten boz.
gsRern hur6 bic Start ouf BEN @ege nab
5uuie, ba tire DienRssit atse(aufen 1T.
tOas "a. Ng. @eAt., pel&es ae(lern
N6enb BON @qatu Greet auf Getnsm @eee na9
6aule Bier our4tam. bege9nsts benz 8rGlHDeu.
ten auf Der ga, IDenue, tpelAsn Ie NIT Ga
tbulfasmus besriBten. CT bteIt etne tur3t
NnipraGe an Die 8erpuubeten.
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Meitpr Niefeht hi G[fhip

0en. %IeafantOn'S Gapauerie trcibt Die fiiSIidbe
Neiteret 3Hritef mnb tnddbt so 80 G5efamscne.
Babtn9tun, 10. Stunt. SIN 9aupt,
0nartter Der Nrmee fam bsute bte NaGrtdt
uber etn GaSauerte>@ efe4t bet Ntote elm, bos
3ptIaen ether @btbetluns son Blea1antCn'8
unb Der Rebeuenca0a[Isrte eeleru I~fattfanO
nno bic Rebeaeu gum Nid3ug ee3punaen
wurben. 8 Sffbtere unb 600 @smeiue
rOnrOen gefan8en eenOmmen unb befinbsu H6
auf benz 8sBe bterber. Nlbte III In 0OwOon
Counts, 10 IIetIsn 1aowsftl. BON 2ess6urg, In
benz Gtale srti9sn benz 8uu Stun unb Rit-
Uctan @ebtrSe. (gB. ST.
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~weanfoIUGnta De,mUrratifdbt g-,erfamuruno,

5arrtSburg, Is. Stunt. Die bemO.
.t1attIdse StaatscUnDenttCn SetIammelte 14 nm
10 u6r am MtttppA Wurgsn unb erwablte
Or. 9. B. Nebtnser gum @raROenten. 8et
benz aautement 3ur NOmtntruns etnes @onbt-
oaten fir bte GOuDerneursteue pnrbe Sec.
&. Wccbwarp, Elm Salanptsbam Democrat,
.%etnftmmtg nUmtntrt.
S6errt6ter Walter Qotprte erbteIt BITE glo,
mtnattcn ais Ri@ter bes Sbereeri6ts, wprauf
bic SerIamulune ftb pertaete.
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gaItfOrmta Union GOupemtiOn.

Gan Gran3tsfp, II. Stunt. Die
Union Characterization wablte bsute In ga,
cramento etuen @UuOerneur bret &Un9re5s
lrnte unb 8t&ter bee SbersertGtS unter Der
DerbeRerten @OnattuttUn. Da bic NpmtnattOs
men bteler Seriammluns Der GrpabIuns elet6
sea&tst perbsn, 1T bte Nufreeuns uugcbsuer,
Die Gr. @%Cnsublsute Gam unb Garsent
itnO bic %ernannten &nntibaten fir @ouSerneur
In0 elmer BON betben ptrb nOmtntrt perben.
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0ermifbfe O1a@ridbten.

&us st Yetersburg ptrb semsl-
BET, bab Trantret@ Die amertfanifHe Reates
ruug etuluD, lI2 NIT ben surop1t1Gen Wa6ten
tn Dem btplomotti@en 0orseben geeen STUFF.
lamb we9sn Der pOlntIGen Sraee gu betbeilf=
gen. SeparD erntberte, bic btefee Reetsruna
tonne BON tbrsm @runbiaee Der Mtdttethetlt.
amng an europGtlden @fatren rur In 8auen
duBsrfer NOt9wsn0tststt abeeben,
Dergeue Staat Wefs8trat-
nten. Nm 90. b. Ot. wtrb nas fOrmelIe
Stftungsfel bes neuen Staates @~eEStretuten
81 WbeeltnB Rattfnben. @ouS. 9terpUnt
cort alten @taate pirb bte Mbl9teosrebe unb
WOuv. 8Oreman Don 0elts0 tretuisa bic Sns
au8uraIrebe bolten. 3wst Wt~tltsrestmeuter
psrcen Die NattOnoIfaese auf Dem stnltweili-
gen Gtaatsbanle aufsieben, tpenn bic Nebellen
tie ntAt 3u %ernIterer Yflt@t abrufeu.
Neue0traterte. Der S@opner So,
Derno bon SurtS Sslano bert6tet, ON -. b.
80. 3wGlf WeetIen Slti@ ton SmttbS Sslanp
st1 brsnnenoea SGtf esieben gu babsn.
YarIpn BrUwnlow 1T In Nalbsiue
alS Sps3tal N9ent bes S0obamtes aur uuters
erIGun9 Der ShmuegeIet unp sur Steuer~
erbebung ar9sltsQt tpOrben.
SIN @btcagO tuur6e bas Wtcnic Der
6abermebl'iAen SGule bur9 SOloaten suu
Camp Douglas eeltSrt. Dte rsqutrtrte 0ade
l3lu8 NIT auf Die Burger oretn unb etue uni
Ssrisue Setlerei e~ntlfanO, in trel&er bic 8ar-
ger libel 5ussriAtet wurOen. Die 6eRfreube
OtrfOg total unp bic 8st6etligteu fe6rten mtg
mutbi0 mad 6auls 3urGSd. So IG6t f6 bpf,
fen, oaB Der @rctb Der SolOotsu an aeetanetsr
Stele geb0ri9 betraft ptrb.
Der Dampfer Nurwe8tan, pel.
der Oil ct. 9auIS SSIanO iaeiterte, bate So
@ajntens uno 271 3ptlGrnDeds NaTaoiere
an 9Oro, tuel@e ale nebit Der Wannfdaf # unp
Der YOft 9~erettet purOen. Nud etn GROCER
Gbetl Der Baggage wurbe eelanbst. Der
OampFtr Iab euf Dem 6dlsn felt. Die ocrbsre
Wbtbetluns bat mebrsre SUP @8aller, tpGbrenp
Der 9aupt' nn0 Der btntere Gbetl eau3 troden
iiab. Capt. McOlol ter mu6te nttat eewiR, p5
sr lott tperoen FSnae. Gr wanjGt, ba6 I'M.
psr5iglt9 Elm Dompfer gu Dem Mrad berab~
gslGtdt treroe. Die pafagiere 1nO I'm 6aule
Der Government surname @pctcGY" untergce
braAt. ST.. Campbell, Der @cuverueur Der
SnIsl, lft(tete alen 8etRano.
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Scr asirat 6Isrips.

Rem yurf, 18. Suat. Das Sdtf
GrOtpn Yctnt, pom 9ie,p gorf naG Gan Sran-
CISCO befttmmt, Uurbe BON benz Ntraten Tlprts
oa am ID. Stunt unter 70 fubl, 8r. uub "a"
Qanae perbraun!.
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be6 IL. b., ria 2Omforts Canal bic 8loda0c
3u brefsn oerlu@te. DoS SAif Iant, tpuroe
BON Der Mann1Haft In 8ranO gelebt uno
aan3lt& %3ertSrt. Die NannIauft entFO9 mad
W0rrts Sslanb.
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Metropolitan Halle.
y sanSplUania aOeHas, sStfaea IL. aaS 1q. Sss
SeDen M6eno

%saninlS0nIa ~&1oeHae, s~tstfcSea IL. anS 1Q. 1ss
SeDen M6eno
81 euff3e = perB,
Scsnen, Nrien, Duette, srios unb gan3s Qcte
aus Den beltsbteten, 9eutfaen, itaItenif6en,
fran36tl9sn Spern - NIT BOILER SnRrumen-
tattOn unp brtltanten I6eatsr : GUifGmen.
WerfpuGI
M1aS &iberati | SrIo- sdnaer epnt @rpb sersca q. Yaet-
Serr &iberGtt, ! IenbnrQtiden Sol. Opern- Beaten.
f5err Graf, Solp.Saiif ron Der Iew-0ortsr beutf3sa
Sper.
GienDr %Seesrini. Ger ~bsrabmte ttnlienii&e arseu-Gru,sgi-
Sdn9er (Serprtit)
Ser gSpIf WuFt- DtreitCr nebit ether 9initGer- gapsue.
Gtntrtttll5 Cts. Nnfang punt 8 u6r.
&g- Dem StetrtCa tusitfanlstu gabitam bic frsunbltte
arteiss, bas eS nnB ~eelnn8eu IL, bc rbeas. naHnten tldi8n
S6aeer iIr unler &beotrr SIT %enga9iren. Nanhent pr ada
Gag auSfssn Iiebel, wtrbeu pEn beute an 10 ebr rsseIm66t3
8OTiteGun6eu f~tottftabea. DO be utu eneasttte Opern.@e-
IsHi6aft arObe Roaeu rsrnrfa8t, 70 bcfeu mir auf reyt 3aRl-
tetbsn 8eIu6.
SanY ssgt> Sy1e =. y ~ nEI.,u.
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&3aA~-
Der 9rieg in WRifOMri. Gin

der drIeg IN Wki10Mrl. = Gin 3eitungsaSerb0f
ct. 2Outs, II. Stunt. Gier Re9tmehs
ter bon Der einseretbten Wtlt3 btefts @onntp
fnO tn ben aftUen Dienf %berufen. Da Sen,
OasiOiou Da6 Commando bsS DtRrittS Glib
'Of'Mtfourt a%6srnommsn BAT, bat Gen. Us,
6. Stren8 BON Seem gorf Das bs5 Cifrtt!8
ct. Souls ertalten,
Gen. Blunt BAT pte @irtuIatiOn btS Gar.
|%caIlan", uG6icaso Shines, Columbus Grtl1S",
uStncinnctt enquirer" unp ogt. 9. @Orlo"
tn letnem Department. Ssrbrten.
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Gin enaIifeser 8I-ofanebredber serNSrt.

@9ttabeIPbta, 10, Stunt. 1niere
BlOfapel4ife Dor @barlefpn ~feusrten auf Elm
.8rObes en9ltI@es S9tf, tpeIGss tn Der 9la9t
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SanT,sEtt
5sFssSs SOte1=0 q in &SafbtnotOn,
EMlsA O. &c

TTgTwa NWVNNN" 49, WF1VTFVWV
E@ii;;S 8. e.
EslsallIA- Gas neu SeEoute, INT T cen, Nanen Stem Serieg
0Oaie, Gde geEr SSeIiep Mpenle unc 9 Str, Srtiden ben,
BALI more Depot une benz Capitol, uno 8 GenIber etun 3O1s
@ars Depot 1T nebf StauIue, @artenrirtpi6at unb fpnfi.
gen s. ibdubeu. fCpis aaep earlni ~rutenbcn @Grsdtottieu.
ats: 6euOrseI it9erune, Scale, aae nur stsentttren olS GIp.
@OacGrnements, Sotel unp 2igapr 9irtuieu - lit bstm lIn'sts
set6neten aus frtitr 6au6 3u fauitn. GaS 9aus tat 60 Bpb
6rCnty 1T 2fBfis netf stnsm StCre bon 2o s. SrOut Suiam-
men 80 s. Trout, bat auser benz Store IL 8lnuter, l 9atrocT,
l Rseitstmner, Rdte. % Seteu, @etu, Gtgorren, 2iaupre
unb ionfise @er6tb'GaIen, unS 1T bic 9arb gan; stn9stsn5t
@ertauf weSen Sr9ntbett hes @~istnttamsTe. Das Rdbere Gu
pIaSe 1elbl,
(El1gD) Sec. STenNGr.
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SpatefeS.
RebenensS perGttOnen.

Ha~rrtsbmr9, Is. Stunt. Die teutt-
gen 8ert&te BON Der @ren3Itnte tparen ft6r
WtoerlprsGrnb. Der Geographic tn @bam.
bersburg beriGtete UNI 6 ubr Nbenbs ais bas
neueIte, oob Elm seraoe an9elanster SptOtt TIM
umfrets 8 sri. BON Nurt Rsbelsn weber ee1ebsn
ned SebSrt babe.
SertGte NON @reeueulIe betdttsen, ba6
bort etne IbttetlunS BON 200 8e6eQen am
Mittaee eetuelen iet unb itG estrennt BABE.
Die etne Ibtbetlung 1et mad @ahnesbprO u.
Die anbere auf NtercerSburg au se3ogen.
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Yar1Dn 9 rUpnlow TT TIT gtaIbStuG
als SPECIAL M9ent Oes S2abamteS sur uuter.
erldun9 Der S2mueseIet unp CUR Steuer=
erte6ung auestslt tpOrben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-19

NeueDtrnterte. Der S@opnes So.
oerncr BON 8urFS SSlan0 bert1tst, ON II. b.
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Cost of Keeping a Horse.

During the past winter, as well as on pre-
vious occasions, have calculated the cost of
keeping horses, both young and old; and
my experience has led me to believe that a
horse weighing 1000 pounds, and being
worked more or less, several times a week,
can be we'll kept on fifteen pounds of hay
tive pounds at each meaD with three quarts
of corn, Or six quarts of oats per day. The
cost will, of course, vary according to the
price of hay or grain; when hay is worth
$50 per ton at the barn, and oats fifty cents
per bushel, the cost would be about $1.7O
per week. Many owners of horses, especial.
ly farmers, are apt to give. :heir horses toe
much hay. 1t is not necessary that the feed
ing rack should be kept full Of hay all the
time; this is decidedly injurious to their
health and usefulness. They can consume
enough in six hours out of the twenty-four
two at each meal, to keep them in good con-
dition, and they will be much less liable to
contract diseases, especially heaves, than i
more is fed to them.-F. E. Houard, in
american -Aqricultu1a.
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Poultry Keeping on a Large Scale.

keep from 100 to 200 fowls, mostly O!
the Black Spanish breed, and keep them
confined the year round, but disease is not
known among them, and l can assure YOU
that they do full as well as those kept BY
others who believe that fowls cannot do well
unless they are kept scratching. My yard is
only % by 60 feet, filled 10 inches de ep with
leached ashes and fine sand. l have large
box containing 80 bushels of burnt shells and
bones, which the fowls have free access TO-
and when the top becomes too dirty, l tax e
1t of and put it around my grape vines
My gardner raises 600 head Of cabbage an
nua!ly, which is fed them during the winter,
and IN summer he gives lettuce, all thew
want. have contract for ten beef heads
weekly, and give them plenty of sour milk,
IN addition to all Of VIII ich they have free
access 70 mixture Of corn, oats, wheat and
barley, which IS kept in bin holding some
10 bushels, 50 constructed as to regulate
itself and not allow the fowls TO waste a
grain, or to scratch in it. My watering
trough is also so constructed as only to ad-
nit the heads of the fowls, and is always full
Of pure, clean water, which is of more inn.
portance than anything else in keeping poul-
try healthy.
A barrel of lime, bucket and brush are
indispensable articles in poaltay house, and
should be used every rainy day land oftener
during such drought as we have had lately)
whItewashing everything but the floor, and
using the lime dust on that. But wash the
h0or first. have tried all your preventves
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and everybody's else, but never succeeded in
keeping my fowls free until found rene
dy by experimenting.
The nests ale so constructed as to be all
taken apart in two minutes; they are per.
fectly smooth inside and out, and once in
every two months l have them taken down
Clearly washed, and then thoroughly coated
with common whale oil, and have never We,
seen single louise near them, nor can one be
found around my premises. The oil will ap
ply with common brush, and can be relied
upon as being sure preventative against
vermin on fowls.-W. II. H., in Country
Gentleman.
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4 ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

By virtue Of a license from the honorable pro-
bate court for the district of Caledonia, l will
sell at public auction, at the residence of Isaac
harrington. late of Peacham, deceased, on the
26th day of January, 1863 at one o'clock in the
afternoon. the homestead farm of said deceased
situated about three miles from Peacham and
West Danvile on the Bachop road. so called.
Said farm contains about % acres of land mostly
under good improvement, is we'll fenced and the
buildings are very good. In short it is good
location for any one wishing for a farm of that
size Terms made known on day of sale.
LEONARD w. BROWN, Administrator
Peacham, Jan. 5. 1868. $3.50
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We are again called to chronicle the death
of another beloved member Of the church,
Death is making sad havoc in our midst
Since the fourth Of July last, l have been
called upon TO preach twenty-one funeral SER
mons. Nearly as many more have been
preac led by other clergymen in this vicinity.
The scourse that is wasting us, is Diptheria.
Hardly family in town, but is clothed in
mourning. And still there is no abatement
Of the dread maiady. As | write reports
reach ne that others are dying. 0 when
shall the hand Of the destroy ing angel be
stayed. Of this locality it may truly be said,
Death rides on every passing breeze
The subject Of this notice embraced relig-
ion at the age OF nine From first to last
her walk and conversation has been such. as
become a disciple Of Christ. Her seat in Sab
bath schoOl-.he class and prayer meeting
was hardly ever vacant. Unlike most Of her
age, she did not Shun the cross, but when
opportunity presented, witnessed to the pow
er Of Saving Grace. II her character there
was a happy blending Of many excellent
qualities. She was earnest, energetic, con-
tdng, and ati-ctionate. Though in feeble
health, she had attended much upon the sick
and suffering and on the night before she
was Frustrated, she watched with one who
was dying of malignant niptheria. In he,
anxiety to alleviate the sufferings of those
who were smitten with the disease, she over
taxed her bodily powers, and thus fell an
easy victim tc the fearful malady.
Though Emma earnestly desired to live
if as she expressed herself it was the viii
of God yet when informed by her physician
THAT he had done for her all that he
could-that her case was hopeless one
she expressed no surprise-no sorrow that
the hour of her departure was at hand. She
now gave directions as to the manner II
which she wished to be laid out-said to hel
mother Il have sometimes done wrong
you and father must forgive me-" AS sh,
was unable to speak aloud, she motioneI eact
of her brothers and sisters present to com,
to her bedside, and throwing her arms arount
their nechs, sweetly whispered, 81 am goins
home" To one she said IL am almos
through-soon | shall be with the blessed
Jesus TO another " 0 that l had strength
10 praise God thus died our sister-"He
sun is gone down, while it is yet day." Sh,
was sister of Rev I. H. kenaston of Wey
bridge, Vt.
How mildly on the wondering cloud
The sunset beam is cast
80 sweet the memory left behind
When loved ones breath their last
J. B. WHITNEY.