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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-22
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nHr nod SfIa0embGnDler.

Ser U@atbpltc Sslegrap6", bas lettea6e
Organ Der tatbOltI6en 8epGlferung bee @e=
fens, tpiro bsfaunttt9 BON 9rn. s. q. Se=
mann, ftitberen Gbttor bsS Cincinnati @oIts
freunOeS" berausgegeben unD BON He0. e.
purcsl, Dem 8ruOer bes @r3bt(9Ofs, rsbtetrt.
Sn Der lebten Summer bteIes 8latte8 1inben
mir stnen SetteemGBen Nrtttel, bstitelt PHO
lttiUntemns." Ntdt gum 8eten Der fatbptts
Ihen 2eIsr aDetn LIT ct 9sI9rteben, ale Treuu>
be ber 6retbett unD Sumanttdt per0en Die
Dartn ent6altenen pretsmGrDteen @runb16be
NIT Treuben begriBen. @tr entnebmen benz
Ielben ful9enbe SteIen:
Der Stlnoenbalter BAT ben Grieg 9sfi6rt
fir bic 3erfadsluns Der Natton.. Gr bat
Istn 2eben unb Ietn gtgenttum bertptrtt. Seit
Spet unb elm batb Sabren BADEN ptr tbm Oas
Qebensblut nbse3apft. Seinen S@leu uno
@1tl, letn 0ferD unO Maultbter baben wtr
ntGt per1Hont Bir baben fe weSsenomnieo,
UNI uuIere bun9rtgen Sulonten at GpetIen.
0abrenb MIR 1etn 2eben no6men umb 0tQs8,
mas er btfBt, nit 8eiGla9 tele9ten, IOIleu wtr
Ietnen Stlapen unlgeben z = 9pQen rir 1etu
8tsb nebmen, aber ben MenlGsn Ietnem SoGe
ntGt sntretBen2 - SpQen tptr btes arms
@el9Spf ntGt leinem GGtdlaIe an9elmaebeu
= benz S@tdlale, tpO3u Go lein SG5pfer Be.
fttmmt fat, utbn ;a lteben nno t6rn gu 6eueu
auf Grben".
,Der 9wnr3e Mann gtbSxt
ms. Gr TT burG ben SO9perratG
Ittnes 6errn Serptrtt, tpie Our9 Das &rteo8,
SeIsb, baS letn rebsQtiHer 5srr gu Sort Sum,
ter in's 2ebsn fabrte. SuIen mir TIN tn bt
StlaSertt surGdIGleubsrn Ghun MIR es
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-22
Oetat gu eteL amf etnmal!

@plte Die tdpfere Qruhes Des braDen unD
fG6iaen Sen. Gfp1ecrans tint fernen Sabre1er
pom Der Il eb + nj a e. erbrddt nnb bon
ibren G~erbtnbunesn ebeeI9nttten tperben, 70
uarDe 5err Sailed aus bteIsrt fnrdtbareu
ln9lId bteletAt pte 9ebre stebeu, ntdbt sa Stel
duf etnmal 3& unternebmsa. Set benz ae.
i6ra9ten 3utanO Der Ser, 81. Nrraee TT bte
BSr3etteluns 6erlelben rad a(en 6immelsae>
senpen unb Die Msrwsnbung etnaelnsr Ernps
pentSrpsr 81 auem ntAt abiplut nUtb'
wenbt9en 1nternebu1ungen msbr als un~
bersetblt9. Der terant91e Jelb3Hg, Der 3u9
mao Nrtan1as unb bte 8elaeerung BON @bar>
Teton bttrfen, tote pte Sa9en feben, tppbl NIT
Dem Nanen Observation-Disclosures be3etAnet
psrOsn, bic fGr ben Nueentltf wutl tatten
unterbletben tGnnen nr6 unterbletben 0 Il G 81.
nnlere Mt1F1appt Glptte pfrce 9enist BADEN,
ben Tetnp t~enleitS ienes 6lufss int S@a& gu
1alten mnb am 0erabertUmmen 3u binDern,
un6 nit Der 8lodabe bon G1nrlefpn, etuer
Stabt, bic burdau8 fetne b iOnbere milttdrtz
iAe Bebeutung bat, pare es 1DrlGuft9
D~Uaf6nOtS 9enug gespei en-. Statt etnen GRetl
Der @rant uab S1nts' I9sa Sruppen mad
GeruS gu i&idsn, Bate tnnn ~bteislben 80 3o<
Iscrans betaniren unb Die Gilmore I6e Dir
atee Ratt mad OtUrri8 SelamO an ben Dcto'
moe i6tden lplen. Wdre bas gel6eben, 70
fGante @eaOe teBt 9sgen 0i&mUno Upertren
ua6 mir brauGten ntGt Sarge 3a fetn uln
8O1crans. DO@ feten mir ntGt a13m banse
mnp bpfen mir, baB nod NGeS gut 9sben per-
be AM Bptpmac tpte I'M Eenneise.
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bann erSfneten irtr etnen tanlenbmal a6|6eus
ltAeren G~ttapenbanbel, alS Der afrtfantIAr
Stlabenbanpel. Der afrttantl9e StlaOen@
bdnDler - 0ptt Dergteb tom - pReate au
lasen, bnb er ben 0tloem c%lOtliltse, in0em CT
tbn NIT unIeren l~octolen MnlprG&en In 8es
rG9rnng br1Htr. Wenn mir ben emauctptrs
ten @tlaDen III bic Rneatl3aft surtidlAlsu-
bsrn, l6aBt ms lel6f bleIe erbGrmti@e Iitss
1uGt ntAt.
Seine bon ben alteu GtmUGnoen, Die nil
Deuptratsn iont 9egen ote Mbeltionileu Dor.
subrirSea pfleSten, iinb tn pteler 3eit nod
ttG6alttg. DEs @bpltttpntten 26ren nt@l
ben Srtepen be8 Qenoe8. @te mtlAea it6 tn
fetne ftf8eleeten 9teGtt. W!r ne6,nen ben
SebsQen baS 9eben. Soften mtv @cvupet be-
gen, tbr Gi9eatgum 3a nebmen2 ltuO (fub
utr ourG Den tarfen Nrn Der S9la@ten aur
We9Nabme tires @tgentbuntS unter bem Noud
6renucnoer 6du1e unb ben Slammed BEG erte:
8tfAen Jeaer5 bere@tigt, fSnn.u pir e8 bungs
ni&t onrd) cine rm au EN-
OrDflGma ttDn pe8ne9men e5eprrs
r1aaa 8eitebt 39, DaB mir In etuer eru6erteu
StaSt Oas fetnbliAe Gt8ent1unn Degnebmen
fSnnen - Dfsrte, Gfel unb vNtaaer", gIte-
mano befitrwOrtet etne Nlderaattnng. 0as
fiir cine SCrte @spilisn tit IS, DaS 3ufrte0en
LIT, penn tptr ben Sftapeu6errn tGOtsn unD
Bet Sflapen tn 6retbeit Geben, aber bas f@
ernp1rt, nenra tptr Dem Gffaoen Iaaea, baB er
fret iet, fret pols etne'n TeEnbe DaB fit
etn @etptiisn 1T Sc, baB erla In be8 Sflaoens
Rerrn 8lat ii4 baOen mnB, e0e es init Der
BegnaQme Dec GftoDen 3nfrteOen III! IS
To Dos OsntIen bes 0ulittfer8, -
Da8 0eptifen. wOfIr es uur etne Wleoistn
|8t6t stHe DoIts Nttten aus b. nj
Sta otsf9aBe.
Der 06plttiontsmuS 6at letne QnaSBtasn
3age D%erloyen. G9atIa4ltG 9!6t es fette
NbOltticglRen nsGr. Ge 9tbt aber @flaOen-
hanolsr, 2eutt, we(Ae bic pur9 tGrer 0erreu
Gerratb GreigeporOeneu tn bte 6flabsret au,
riidbrtugen m59ten. Die Demotraten liub
tetne WbolittOniten gepelen. Nl59en fe F0
taten, Def le tsiae Sftapsmbdmble
werOen."
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WOn Sort Wlunrne.

Ser Dnmpfer 2outiinna tam gsftsrn Mpr<
oen BON Sort MOnrce tn bsEGdptstem 3u=
fanbe bier an. Die Gee par 3temIt4 nage
mt11 uno etne Menge Tabr3euge trafen tn
Tpt9e bef1en In ben NOaoS SDr Nufer. Die
2ouiTana wurbs BON tartsn 0euen gegen bte
Merfte tn SlD Notnt getrteben Mnp blBte cas
BET einsn She'll tbrsS RaOtafsn eIn, 70 baB
bic 0sorBeanna ssfern an tbrer Gtsae na4
Sort Wcnroe abfu6r.
Du8 DepeI&enboot @. @. @paulOin8 gtu8
Sor8eltern NIT etnem Ge9terunes. @seuten an
8Oro, psl6er Offi3tsle 8sr6altun9SbefebIe fir
Comm. DabIgren unO Sen. 0tlmOre Gber@
brtn9en iptrb, mad @barIetcn ab &uber Die
FEM befonOen I@ ne1rere 3ettuugsrsportar
unb 9r. 6, Sutton bonn Nmertcan duf per
SpautOtns.
Oas Ser. ct. 9a~puuenbuut Gueramentu
@tis, welhes btSber BET Der 8loGabe BET
&afe bon 93orb Caroline be16Gftiot mar, tam
0Orgefern in 6arnptpn gtoaOs an uno miro
bur8gGn9tg reparirt toerDen, ba e8 p6brenD
Der lsbtsn MOuate 3temltG l4persn Dienif gu
Der|eben Bate.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-22
@e,,tSd,f0mA.

Die Seter Der 9 Dltenbuua be6R5t=
ner 8 nj 8, NIT NuS1GlaB Der Sburme, fpd
am IS. unO Is. SttOber Die1es Sabres burG,
Geif3G8e, @Ottssbienf, &sosn &c, ~bfsunseu
reroen.
Die pSptntOn Nuttpnule" pom S. Sept.
melpst, Der &Snts BON PreuBen Babe bst Dem
@mpfang he6 Nptutanten Oes &uters bon
Sefret9 erttGrt, baB er 81 ietnsn GsuBerun,
gen seeen ben &atier aber ben Srantfurter
@On9reB nt4ts btn5u3ufa9en babe.
g~MRldt6.
Die STRANGE" melDst, ter 3aar 6abe cen
@rUBfarfsn : Gbrpnfol8er gum 0etrnan a6e'
ole SOHaden BEG 8etds ernannt.
&tn tatierltder lltas III erl&tenen, pel6eo
benz @en. M 1t nj # gum 9Obn iir Ietnl
Dtente neme Gbren>Nu63et@n u II.
9en berIetbt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-22
@5agc0p1g1t5e 1cu8Ge10teg
Sscrt@te 'tr ten gaItEpre ,S5e6er-
Neneres Nnn Gnrnha.

Gie gebeuen GSiSSer tit GnstanS. Gie fouen BON
Der Sesierung NIT S~5efdblGg belest werSer.
New 9Urf, 21. Sept. Ser OamsFer
Sscla 1T NIT JaGrt9ten pom 8. aus Qiber.
psOI bter et~nBelnufen.
IS 9eiBt, bic &egteaung babe bic Q6i6t.
bte beI0sn DerbG@ttgen DampfwiOOfr augid..
3ubalten.
Die NaGri6t, ba6 pte Gt6sQen 9eaeg,
truppcn tns 5slb (telsn GrOlea, 1T nit 0ltR~
trauen aufgencmmen worDen. Gtntoe fsbet
BARN eth 8efenntniB tunsrer @&pd@e, pa6.
ren0 anoere bartt einen Qtt metterbQfter 30
lttif srbltden.
Die pOItttiasn NnGrt&ten Itnb unpi6tia.
Die MsOrntng DOf BGlt GO ftr a~u8aemadt.
DaB bic beipen perbddttgen D~anbfpt0ber auf
@rnnb bet GOsetgn GnLi Esment Qfte 3urads
9etalten tper0en weroen. @leiGwo6l pirb
be0auptet, baB Ite auf Sxber eineS frun3S7z
I9sn 9amfeS auf @pntraft fir 6eu perRorbeuen
Dal@a bon Gg9pten 9ebaut pprben ften. Der
re8terenoe Dai4a pta inbsB nt@ts tptGen BON
Dent @ontraft, Ote Nntlage auf Der aabern
Sette ~bebauptet, oaB fe 80 Standardization
8e9en etne ~bsfreunbete Wta@t 6eftntnt Ieien
-nno 10 atnB etn 0eriGtebpf I6ec bic 8raoe
eutI@etDen.
Bteoernm wtrD be9auptet, Der @r6er,oa
WfartnttItan tperoe ote mertfanii9e Rrcne ons
nebnen, BITE %Offt3teIe 8teuer 3eituug ertlGrt
tneeB, 0oB Ste Gra9e INNER nU4 niGt entlates
ben fat.
Die 0ielbsipraGsne fran;Sfi4e 8ruI8are
iol auf &ofen be5 befannteu 6rn. @rlanaer
erE4tsnen ietu, unl oa5 confSOsrirte Nnle6en
auf3upufen.
Taf ta8lt9 purbe Mtntferrnt9 In 0art8
9sbalten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-22
8elaaernna nnl. G6arlrffnn.

Im Is. Sept, erltse @sm. @iqncre bte
fOl8enSe 0eueralorOer an letne Nrmee:
UWlit ntGt 9etpGbnItGem 0sfI6le Ben
TrenDe nto StOl3 teglifptniGt Der cUmrnaus
0irenbe 8rtgaos9eneyal bte(e Mrmee tptoen bes
beoeutenoen GrfOIge6, BON weldem baS l1nter.
nebmen, NIT benz lts bsI6Gfti9t lift, btsber Be-
8lsttet mar. Sort Sumter 1T 3erfS {. 0fe
State, 100 unierf 9~anoesFl9ee 3uerF be-
I&tmpft pMrbe, bait 59r gum Sauuplabe
etnfs ibrer ~lfOIssltsn Srtump6e gemodt. Dds
Sort mar Idn9er ais 3rpet Sabre I'm BeTb bes
Tsinbes, mar 1sta StOl3 unO ietn SSubei unb
tpuroe BON tim In elmer Wetle berfdrft. boE
ote maftt9Fe unO tapfsrRe 6lOtte, tpeI6e T.
bic Nelt gefebsn, tbm ntGts an6aben fonnte.
Gurem NSutDe unb @urer an8oauern0en Dir
Bit TT e8 unterIeaeu, Setns g8aQe linD 3er.
brGdelt, ietne fHrGtbarm 8lttertsn aanr
S1pet8en 9ebra&t ; uub pb9letd bte fetnbl.
6la98e nod itber Dem Sort pe6et, 1T e8 bod
ntAts tusttsr alS cine barmGofe uno balae1e
Nuiue,
Sorts @agner uab @rs9g, 0erfe, BITE
o%fnfpurpt8 9erOOEOen iinb pur9 ben bartnddts
gen BtperfanO, Den f. 9elettet unb bte Weny
l&enIsben, rpelAe tie getcltet baben, linp 9let6s
foQa 0ur4 Cure Nu8pauer uu0 Gslatdlt6feit
Dem TetaSe eutridsn urb Die @g4ber Gurer
gefdlenen &amsroOen pprGntpei6nne betpabrt
tpproen.
Sbr I"t0 i'm un5sErtttenen 8eiB Spn aan1
NEcrrt8 Sslanp uao Der 6afsn unD Dte &tabt
@harlelton iinb &nrer QrtiQerte BON berlelten
SteIe aus pret89egeben, bon no Der erle
@&uB 8e9sn Cure 6la8ge 8efsuert unO bic
NebeutOn taaugurtrt purbe.
@uG- Den Sffjteren rnb Gplbatfn bteff3
@%OtnmanDp8 - unb Der tapfern We1rtne.
pslbe NIT @u6 3u1ammengepirft, erbibrt ber
Oauf Cures @Vmmanbears uub Cures Sam
De8.
SAr Dattet Observation-Disclosures III erkrns
gen uno ebenipIae Oefabren su belteben.
Sbr battet eri9SpfenOe Mrbetten uuuntsrbyo.
den gu Serrt&tsn un0 i4pere, entmutbioenbe
80 ertragen.
Gte Guer DatrtuttsmuS unb Gtfer BEN an
fe 8etteaten Wnf or0erungen entipruder. ptrben
ct' NeIultate Des GeIo3ags 3etgen bal ar pirb
Gner con1tnanoirenoer General bant6ar3eua=
abIe9en. 8. q. WtIImprs,
command. Brig. Sen"
Im ielbsn Morgei, ben 15., TOO bic Ours
Itebenpe @eneralUrper eriGien, fanb tn etuer
Der Observation-Disclosures auf SanO point, nabe
Sort Sobuion, etre grpIUitOn ltatt, petGe Die
Grpe auf 0ieilen tn Der Ntnoe ubeben
s. mar eth fetnOIi9es Maau,in In
Ote Quft g~sIOser. Oa8 @lacts Der Bdtterte
bemOLirt uno ole @ef6abe berleIben
Oemcnttrt. Wan Sermutbst, bag aud Men1&en
pabet mm'S Geben 9etcmmen linb.
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Marhlanber 0nlitif.
unipnspcrfammIuna Il. Slnno~UGa

"A'VNsoerldHtt1littt9 IN MtNGFpIi&.
Gtnsr friibtren 8efanntmudung ssmG6
~Dsrlammeltsn ft& bic Sttmmssber Dor Nnna.
polls am Samfa8 Nbenp In Der Sits 6ale,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-22
Seruttftbte NGadbrtcbtera.

gallamOiggnut, etn @afenassat fir n
SaOen. Ote Cincinnati 3ttnsS brtnat bas
5OlBenDe SIM Sabre 1861 erbtelt Die Be-
fannie 6trma RittrtOge & So. Ou9ter ben fol-
senben Brief:
MenrGfentnntenhnma- gRnfhinntnn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

GEN BANKS At NEW 0RLEAss.-Gen. Bankt
has been obliged to give the rebels in New Or
leans assurances, in the shape of general orders,
that they are not at liberty to do as they please
when Buffers back is turned. He tried the eff
feet Of areiaxation from Buffers iron rule, but
the irnplscable creatures did not understand but
what they were licensed to 60 on as they com-
menced with Butler. So Banks has issued an
order making an assessment for the relief Of the
suffering poor of New Orleans; another for the
enforcement Of the Con6scation Act by the
Provisional District Court and third proyid-
ing that offensive personal demonstrations, by
language or Conduct, Of any character, BY per.
sons Of any class whatever, with the inten"
ton Of giving personal offense, Or tending to
disturb the public peace, are forbidden, and will
be punished with relentless severity" The
latter order provides that "parents will be held
responsible for the respectful conduct Of their
children"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

YARD Arm TO YARD ARM During the war
Of the Revocation and OF 1912 the American
navy greatly distinguished itself in many bril-
liant engagements. Some Of the most decided
victories then gave fame and distinction to the
banner of the Republic, among the most notable
OF which might be mentioned Perry's battle OIL
Lake Erie, the engagement Of the Peacock and
the Dart, OF the Chesapeake and Shannon, and
Paul cones memorable confct with the Bon
Hemme Richard engaged the British frigate Sc
rapis, yard arm TO yard arm. There we're many
of these sea fghts at close quarters in those
days; but the vessels that took part in them
were all sailing ships, as steam had not yet been
available as an agent Of war. In the fight With
the Scraps Paul Jones' ship engaged her for
two hours In a regular YARD. arm to yard arm
struggle. 20 M
Since steam war vessels have gradually be
gun to displace sailing ships there has never
been running yard arm to yard arm engage.
Inent until the recent unequal contest between
the Hatteras and the Alabama. This is the
6rstrecord of battle at close quarters between
two steam vessels The action was brief one,
and the enemy triumphed by his superior size,
strength and weight Of armament. But the
gallant little Hatteras died game, and showed
her pluck to the last For twenty minutes abe
sustained and returned the raking fire of her
huge antagonist, and at last went down, under
the gallant Blake, with her guns still speaking
and the old Gag flying from the peak. Had the
two vessels been more equally matched the re-
suit Of this first steam yard arm fight would
doubtless have been very different York
Herald.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

ISAp AccIDsNr.-We learn that little child
Of Mr.. Gilbert Ives, of New Boston, aged about
two years, came to it, death under the following
painful circumstances The mother had gone
out after an srmful of wood, when the child
came in contact With the stove, setting il
clothes on fre. Another child in the room,
becoming frightened, ran TO the door to call the
mother. when the current Of air from The omen
door only served TO increase the flame ALREADY
enysloping the little sufferer. The child VA %
haAlv burned before assistance came. that II
died ne next dsy.-Asde Guy Record.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07
The navy Dspart.en,.

q, The London Spectator, one Of the ablest ant
most liberal Of the weekly 7gszsttes Of Eng.
land, though itindulges in some filings ct M
Gideon Welles quite, unworthy of slowing
doubtless to, his course in the Trent affair
does substantial justice, in the number 70,
January 10th, TO The sficiency and success Of
his management Of the Navy Department. X
After ststing that the American Navy, during
the year 1862. '.hss only once encountered the
enemy without immediate and striking sue
cess" the failure referred to being the tran.
sient triumph Of the Merrimac in Hampton
Rcsds-it proceeds to remark upon the vigcr
and sbility with which the original de6een
eles Of the naval arm had been supplied. II
M. Gideon wsll.s let himself to remedy
the deficiency After summoning oil out
squsdrons, and seeing all southern officers
prefer the statss to the nation, he had but one
resources, and that one he employed. There
y. was lo time to- use the dockyards, even had
they been IN . condition to render effective
service. oq There WAS no possibility Of building,
OF capturing, or hiring, 80 Mr.. Gideon Welles,
like any other man in hurry. bought any
resdy.msde article he could obtain, often ex-
csedingly bad, and always excessively dear
Still the things wanted were purchased 1t rates
comparatively lower than those our own gov
eminent has often paid, in the enormous GUAM.
titles required, and on the waters where their
absence had been so urgently felt. The task
was terribly hard, for the government requir
Cd, without notice or preparation, that the de-
partment should perform three separate tasks,
each Of which taxes to the utmost every poy.
eminent save that II Great Britain. Mr. Welles.
or bis sm6ro, had to provide, frst, feet suf-
hcient TO maintAin the blockade of few thou.
sand miles of COST; secondly, . transport ser
vice able to convey troops IN armies of thirty
or fifty Thousand men; and thirdly, Sighting
navy, able TO hold its own on some ten thou
sand miles of river, both banks Of which we're
in the ensmy's hands. g. Without preparation,
with feet which Denmark or Spain would
have blown out Of the water, and amidst . tor
rent Of obioquy pouring upon his department,
Mr.. Welles, or this aide-de- camp of his, sup
Piled them 90 efectuslly, that with cotton
worth .''three prices" not thousand bales
have reached England. that Eve armies have
been conveyed 10 safety to their points of at
tack, and that Mr.. Jefferson Davis would will
ingly give an army to destroy the, gunbosts on
the western waters. Honorable members may
sniff, and talk of green wood and contracts,
but that result ia . remarkable one for any ma
ton to have attained. Our Admiralty, of
course, is perfect, for has It not . Duke ct its
headf but still, threeyear ago, that great, and
swift department would have been puzzled 70
blockade all Europe without warning, being
exactly one-third Vt the task imposed on Mr..
Gideon Welles. - 2''I.1 4sI
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

During late canvass In Michigan, surgeon
dentist was making an excellent speech In one Of
the interior towns (; . lev fellow, belonging 70
the other party, Interrupted him with the ques.
ton. "What do Yen ok to pull tooth, doctor!"
~ Vim pun yeur tooth for chilling, and your
nose gratis, replied the doctor.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07

3Gov.s Brown, Of Georgia, has Issued proela.
nation against persons who have deserted from
the Confederate States, thus virtually eouisssing
that there !. counter rsbsllisni agairstths 70.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-07
rR-rhe Louisville Democrat, the leading

fEThe Louisville Democrat, The LEADING
Democratic paper Of that State, says:
"There can be no true Democracy while trea-
son keeps iss armies in the field, except va, d..
nsoeraey. The ONCE hunters who, at time ike
this, preach peace, peace, In the North may be-
Democrats in name, but in reality they are to.
riss and traitors, who would be in arms against
their Government were they living IN the co.
called Couisdsracy."
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A ministers little daughter Was in the room
where her father was busily engaged in pre-
pairing ssermon. A visitor came in, to whom
Mr.. L. said; IL an endeavoring to prepare
sermon on the text 'Enoeh walked with God,
and Was not, for God took him." Rschsl
looked up and said with evident concern: Spa
Why didn't hs run. then As esulda't hsvs took
him" .,,.,..... - -----
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peatn Of q. O. strang.

Alta special meeting Of Mount Pleasant
Lodge No. 3, Of Ancient, Free and Accepted
Mssons, held January 20, 1868, cslledupon the
decease of Bro. D. G. STRANG, Junior Warden
df said Lodge. the said lodge having attended
the funeral and retuened to the Lodge room,
<4OAA 1notiona Brothers H., Amber. Esq, Rev.
Geo. B. AJoeelyn and. Rev. w Britain, we're
appointed a. committee to draft resolutions ex-
pkSsSiseJ Of the sense Of this Lodge in the
premises; and said committee thereupon pre-
pared and submitted the following: r
Resolved, That in the life and character OF
elr deceased Brother, d. C. 9trang, Junior
Warden Of this, Lodge both. % 3 man and Ma
son, are presented those great leading features
of uprightness in all his business transactions,
correct moral department and unwavering pat
riotism, which are fit example to all and EN-.
lnently worthy Of our imitation. aGe
% Resolvsd, That in the decease Of our esteem
ed Brothsr, community has lost valuable cit.
iyen, this Lodge has lost most estimable
member, and the family Of our deceased
Brother most kind and excellent husband
and father.
Re'olvsd, That We offer to the family Of our
deceased Brother our sincere sympathy in
their bereavement. - -
hesoIsed, That as token Of respect to the
memory OF our deceased Brother. the members
OF this Lodge will wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days, and the lodge room
Will be clothed In mourning for like term.
Resolvsd, That copy Of these resolutions,
under the signature of the Master and Senior
Warden and Secretary, and the seal Of this
Lodge be presented to the family Of the deceas-
ed, and that the foregoing proceedings and res
olutions be published in the Home Journal, the
Hswk-Eye, and the Tioga County PENN
Agitator.
H. AMDLIl,
s g. '1.5 ?; 5ss.l''' Committee. =,
which resolutions we're unanimously adopted.
taasea W. L. SMITH, WIN.
r. AxBLlR, Sec'y.
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A CANADIAN RAILWAY ConpAHY AND The
DncouHTi on SnvER--A gentleman of high
standing in London, G. W., and one of . firm
that does 40 large business as any in their line
in Canada, rendered at one Of the stations on
the line two American quarter dollars for 1
ticket, the price of which Was fifty cents. The
ticket agent refused the quarters, demanding an
additional amount, as the silver was stated to be
At discount. The gentleman then rendered in
payment two British shillings and two cents, also
British. This WAS also refused, the discount
icing still demanded. The party wishing to
purchase the ticket refused the additional
amount demanded, calling, at the same time, q
gentleman TO witness his legal tender Of fifty
cents. The would-be ticket purchaser then en-
tered the cars, and after travelling two or three
miles, was removed BY the conductor for not
having q ticket and still refusing to pay the dis
count The gentleman, had, Of course; to return
to the station on fookl On reaching home he
vas about to commence an action for damages,
when the railway company compromised the
matter BY paying him $500 London Co. W.
Daily News. ,F1uH33 gsodw aHf 8is Ie'7al,
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4,2l2,000
ffg Total to date. ........... $S5, II
Against same time, 1862. AZ
Increased Specie Export. !.
e3l $4,000

The January hslf-yesrly dividend of 10 y
cent declared by the Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railway, Company will be paid to-
day ct the United States Trust Company
This will make 20 per cent. paid to the share
holders Of this prosperous corporation out of
the business of the year 1862.
Ihs sessaIs sGe .om
toms; the payments, $l,l7s,4s4; balance,
"a, l98, s9S. ts