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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-03
coysTRrc115y or me rno1 nous

Forward Of the smoke stack was an elevation
On the top-deck, 70 all appearances Ike as cone;
upon this cone was a small square lookout Just
large enough on the inside 10 allow q man head
70 turn with freedom. On each lie Of this look
out were two small apertures in the shape Of
p4rallelograms, slanting towards the interior,
and presenting 70 the pilots optics in the look
out two l0ok-outs an inch and q half l1ng by
an inch wide This lookout was Of wrou-h ron
four inches thick. and the cone upon which il
stood was the same thickness, with this additional
strength, however, that the interior Of the p lot
house being square, the interstices between the
sides Of the upper part Of the pilot-house and
the concave surface Of the cone were filed with
eight-inch, square live-oak blocks
From the top Of the lookout TO the base Of the
cone was but two feet and q half So that the piIot
exposed only about one-thirl Of his person. the
rest Of the pilot house being within the body of
the ship and reached by a step-ladier from the
gun-deck. The second shot from the Weehawk-
en-, although It was a glancing one, wrencheI off
this lookout and smashed in the cone. From
this pilot-house were seven speaking tubes, con-
Meeting with their appropriate rooms below. and
properly lettered and numbered, so that the man
at the wheel can readily communicate with those
below
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-03

FILING Up THE AGONY Chattsp.....
Rebel IN abiding to the statement that Ino
900 cavalry are to he raised in the Mi
and that regiments Of negroes arc h,in- ID,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-03

Burlington. June so. 1868.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-23
FVtPtFEIe Qua UalgtEIDre glM:
Gee %fQnS Sssp6ST fref.l

Gar bcionoeren SeltntatBnobr1e.
@innauberer unb Oteiienbe ipGteu ie6r orrf6tio seiu.
ebe fe i9re 8tIette taufeu nne iclteu bieielbsn nrr In
Benz SUreau tes u~uterSeiGneteu augefenteu goent.,
faufeu.
SieieniSsn, pel8e IN Baltimore antcuuten, perben ib
p6ue G6pieri8feit 8iletts fir bieie Siuie S~erSboffeu nm
men, iueem Der aseut Der rOeuti9eu @eIeuitoft@ bei
ibrer 2anbuus iFnsn ben untersei6neten @seuten pOrit,uen
nirb.
aae tstters ausfnnft HuS ofats ert6etIt useutoerbri6
@b. v. TtIsebrcnst.
u stFs'sGrssSranttn :Metnt Der @shlRpre. wwA
Ohtr-&titntGbu.
saaOp S2c. 81 xhdmesfr., HoIAmcSs.
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lSa - Baltimore tnO Ohio
Giienhnbn.

Qut nrb MAD WlOntsa, Is. Mai uerben tSsti6 Q 3toe
mad gS5eelins unb ParferS6rrs uuo elm 3us na@ Trebe.
rid Gb9fPen, tpte folgt:
Yoft5us tS9t@ (Sonntags ausgeuOumenl, McrgeuS 6
Is Niinuten.
@rpre65ug tG8li8 Ibenbs 8 u6r.
8eibe 3dse berbinbeu f9 am Obicflus nit alien 9la,.
gen peftli9, norbtpeGt liG uu6 IibpeitIiG.
Der Bug mad 5reberid 9cbt tagti6 bon Baltimore I'M
$50 ~gta4mittoss iub ben Greberit 7.15 N1oreens,
SrnntagS ousseupmmeu.
Der 3us na& @GicpttS UliGs se6t BON Baltimore
@torgeiS umt 500 uno 9.15, unb Na6mittass /. 20 unb
300. uno BON @aicOtt's MiGS Mcrgens z. 40 unS 100.
uno SSadmittaSs 2.45 unb $40.
9ta6 Wa1btnaton.
Nb8ons bon Baltimore aGigeaibinatcn Uecraeus 4. 30
700 nno 1000. unb Nopmittags $50, 500 Hnb 500;
SonntaSS nHr- Wtor8ens UNI 4.50 unb 8.O5. unb g1od@
anffaSs ua s u9r. Gbsaus BON WaIbinotcu Utorosns.
unl 6.oo, 800 uno l1.25 unb Naduittoas UNI 3. 8 rnb
o'3V: Sonnfa9s nWr WtprSen8 um 8 unb ~geaGmittaas
3 lIuo $50. Sur ber brittle unb finite 9un nor 0.Tti-
more uno Der erfe, 0ierte unb finite qua BON 30 oIbinotou
palteH an alien Gtaticuen an. Der apeite unb FINITE
3u8 ron Waibin9tsH unb Baltimore S~erbinben F6 milf
bent IuropoliS=3ugs. ~"
.EEe9en nGPerer Gu8furft rnb 8iIete ieber Grt tpeube
man ft9 on 8. 3. @uSlaub, Ggent in Der @dmbeuzeto-
ticu ceer an bic Eidet= Office.
&c. 9. 9mtt6, Sranssprtmeifter
:. 9t.Solet VenetalSa9ent' (San6jD
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ggtAtfa far NeifenAe.
WbGoag Der StrfGtebenen 81
enbdkn3WGe. %

@bGan9 Der SerG tebenen 81
fenbatn3aSe.
Na6 WafttmatUn NIT Der 9oltc.
uno Sbto 8otn Moreens uH 4 u. 80 SO.
8 ubr, S Mtn. nn0 10 1tr 8urmittoss.
% 3 - ~ so - uno 8 u6r.
Scnntnss basesen es9sn Die 3aee nur
WtCrSens um 4,30 unD sos urS Mbsnbe
UNI 800. '1"
Bon 0 + in 4 t 0 II aeben bic !2Iee
NCreens um $50 500 uno 11.15 Mtn.-
Nadmtttag8 tim 3.O5 unb $780,. Des
Sunnta8s utn 8 utr WUrgenS nnb 8. unb
$50 Na&mittass.
1Nad rttnsburg Gu Sc Z.
lamb DartersbIr9 wnb 8Dre>
ltnS = Der YuR3ug rOrI9er an alien i3tri.
I&snlatIOnsn tdlt perldbi Camden Depot nm
8: As ~. WOrsenS, Der GrpreB5us um $50
Setbe 3m8e feben Ia 8ss,auer @erbtnbung
NIT ben mad Cincinnati otsttenofn ;3Geen.
Na1 Brebert6be S SOnntaes ausaes
noanmeu @lor8ens unt 4.3O M. uno aeGt
uut 7.15 &benbs BON Gteoertd trteber as.
Na@ @lttcUtts s.-NaCraens
nm $40 uUb 9.15 unb MdGmtttaas INN
Lao uWU O'VV UpL. OVU WutCDII6 W(luG
eeben 3tse TIM 4.4O nnb 11.O1. MOreens
unb $50 unO $40 NaGmtttn8s as.
NaG 0bUabtIpbto urn $50 unb
10 ubr Ufcr9enS i.no ITO @atn. $50 une
8 80 Na&mittnss, f-' 51
Gn SOnntassn eebt bios eth 8us un $50
MtenbS.
MQe 3G9e nit Wusna1me bes 8.30Nlersens
3u9s feten nit bea na6 Nep>g )crf BetenDen
VerttnOun8, 5'A
NGdNNtOr0eft NIT Der 1crtbern gems
fraI Sabn. f"1-
Die sage NIT btefer 3a6n 8 f.
ben eum @a(0ertRr. DepUt at,
wte fptGt; " as-
Nd@ 0arrtSb 9, W%ttt6bur0
&c. am $50 WsOrgens nnb 9 tihr Nbenos.
Na@ 3arrisbusg nur usn $50 GaGmtts
tags.
Sin @oaatusea ss6t tlOb osr 9 19r gbenps
gag. e.t1E
QuBer etefen Gtltnbabnsasen geGt tspsn
Dienfa8, MitttpUd, Trettag unb SamgGg.
MUreens um 7 ubr etn Dompfbcot mad
Nnnapclts rnb @eR NtSer @amSribee ct.
Wlt&aelS &c. &c. uno on6ere an benz Gi1lt3 Il.
WefI. ufer 9~eleaenen Vl1sen.
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NIIcrIei.

udicm rs 8rte anbis0 eut
d n. Die nGrbltGen yTrtebcnSpitb
eril9e" baten fOGsente PlatIorm auf9efeut.
Die 8uueeSre9iruuS b%atteine 8efu9niB,
se0en ~etnSslne Staoten 81 e an5u
pencen. Wenn Die 3 empfrati d e
Yartsi ibrcn al @runD 4 + N
treu tleiben min, narf 1e teinen Ssie8 9e8en
ouperdtne tao ten unterlhisen."
Wsnn er nod le6te, mas riirte Der Stamm
rater Der remcfratiIden 8artet, Der ate
Sodlon liter biele DseitiBteit ieiuer eutarte
ten RadfolSer ia9en. CT, bic eilerne j3udt
ruthe ee8 au~ffeimenoen GeceIIiOuienus' er,
Der ben Sobn s. Calhoun uno feline Glebel
I~tpns6enO1len bEber ME Saman Su hGnseu
srpbte. @ine8 leiner letten Sdrit1tiife u
s. SUM- 1842) 1T Der b~eflnnte 8riefe an
baS @onlmtittee Der neaSe9riincetm belltlden
SafIonSaroe bon Cincinnati uub er iaBt ba
rim i'll ieinen 9rrBen, entidiecenen 2apioar'
bud1aben : a
sd bcffe, baB bic beutlden 0iIidcIbaten
Stets IN erIter 6eibe stfunOtn tperoen, tpenn
es gilt, uuSr6rttSe Nn9riffe, Ober old e
etab.etmi4 DE @errGtber sus
Ell Il Dbl q q n, N Ell ID c burd
60 sretBnn9 on Staaten bic
3eritDrun9 unerer 9lOretden
linton, mte uners1epub1tfans
4en Sc 81 er un8 sfp # 8
beab i9tt8.en.v
@lrrrei4 BADEN Die beutIden Eruppen
ieitOem Der 9OInung entiprpden, ~uusoebriidt
auf Dem Stertebette neS 3ermalner8 neS
Secel(iioniSmu8. Hssg
SSn g EN- $ a mpsbire mabIte bic
@eiet9ebuug ben Hepublitaner SrIepb Sill
more gum Stuat8 @puSerneur, neil Bel Der
Wclt8abdimmunS feline @puperueursmabl gu
Stanbe sefOmmen mar. 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-23
SolOatengelber, R;nIione11,
YrilengelDer,
SfIfIfGn0i9er SolG II. (. ~.

Gutlafeue Golbateu, pel9e 2 SABRE Dient setban tas
ben, tuS 3u 500 8puntp bere@tist.
Gr~tIafene Golbaten bic uiGt 2 Sabre Settent, o6er nee
gen auf benz GGla9tfelb erbaltener Bunbeu iPreH @bi9ieb
~erFolten 6abeu, fnh sr 500 8puatp unb 81 BENTON
b~erebttet.
QBitttpen FOLDER Gplbaten, bic i'm Oienft Der Ser. ct.
setcrbea ituS, ftub bere4tist gu elmer lebeuslSnsli&eu
PenFOn, gu Der SOuutS bon 500, alien ridfSnhiseu
Cob u. (. ~ 3
Ginber nno @rben bon berftorbenen Golbaten, (peI&e
cine Nsittpe 3urHdlieBeu) fnb gu 8cuntp &c. bere9tigt.
GOIbotel tpelGe 9rcSssefua9eue Uaren, fnb gu Der
sttungen bon S1atipueu bere4tigt.
Ulutrpien i'm 9. ct. Dieuft tub 3l BriienseIDera, Ma<
riue 8ountp &c. bere9tist.
ale GOrberuuseu seSeu sic S~teSteruus perben pinttEi@
beirr9t Eel q
Dur. 8. Sin,
SO. 70 80. GanettezSt., Baitimpre, WS.
IS !rir6 beutTH 1eIprohen.' (DS9S)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-23

sa.4 1ener=DerF0erNI9
tet afeetrten T~ezerrtonns< Sc rfidsrnaa5ar.
lea5@oft BON Baltimore.
20. a GeutbItrebe ~asse1a5er benz Ssn-Cyebdncs.
Sn Besrn@t Der erIct8rsihem GE6ttstet hes- DaurSf- Sepsr.
DSpl tsaisnts feNen ipr ueu seute GU si ~5ttiSerect Mreti'
.nsIs @oIt3st aus ano ertsue~d AUD bic aIter AZ. ben BtGt.
Gen @ater. sue Dteier1eea, roeiGe Sdrfer aS0beI, soer fen.
atse Bsrts ~seaitants fS .sis eber Steben Sabre ~ usrftaerr
otnInen, fesrseu bsr1g e~iuseIaben, E1 bic 2!as Emisrei
Serabdeiebten &raunien- areie o. iujtten. . a,-4 ,-
MMs EerIpGe Tsrbsn fpts bt61er prDspG aGo iietcEGg aig5be-
otI.,
| ~ I- HSpb1 *. Score. 4er6ahems
~ Gtreftpren:
E6&. n. Eas, E2o1h Es1Lfer, sr0Act5 EErna
auen Rotne, Ss!unrA q. WRica, Sanes Glct.ng,
games 9. SSkeebeu, Tat1eS g. gracs, S;r1ncs q. Willie
y0pies VeMn, I'm EGatMeI ghf, sNante8 y. George
H0ncGter E@Ih. Sacob Ernfi, Rr. $. q. u. Stnte
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-23
aranfe nub 0nter6ftete !

Of. &~DaDne'S
auto mmengeIester Scrup SCn WtlostrINen.
: Bermst un1b ~ern{sFsbIsn BON bea belahutefien aersten ais
bas F9erfs NIB ~9etptesfts Istt!ei IN ssr SetLiuae Bog bart.
aasSg6tpuQ, Elniiea Snfter, 8IutIpeten, Getiertett i1racer
Stia1rts, S@slera liz ben tria.Grem,su. pcrbplbensm 9t,s.
Sdutsrs III 6er eSnte NIB g3rnH, SeratcpFe1 chez Sarsttans.
belt, eIe1 Hai8-, &rrIs- Igp 2pnScnlet5ea.
Dt. Swa9ge'9
;afanamenaelebtsE Gurus BOA G3tlOtrGnen
sefthbes FIG fst G5er Gin gieasi Satrfnnbert ror pei gGeIi
urn ia ~ ~eertanfen. ia ieben; b~etppentcn Gteite Der Grhe.
Or. Smapne'8
talammeageIebtes G9rup ppa BilstiriGru
totrb ~suberettet nrter Der uIraittslbaren Sltf&t orn ST.. 8.
s@aAae. efaes eeF@idten grstes. Ser fsine proleiF0neu. 9anf.
bebn ait BEN EiGtGsn gsrtteiI einer reeeEpadBtsen n~ebt5iat.
i&en StlhIns TT stner Der beiteH h'b sltssien G6u!en In
gDiIabelpbta. ie Ut:aeidt ia br G3eik. a~nsetretet. gr bteats
na6psr ttnen reoLiGcE Gerrlin tn oert gBtteoeIpbta Dispsn-
iore, unb MGR rteIe Sabre Ears Srat in, 9oipstai nns oIten
a~rmenSsus isner Stcht.
Or. SUaYne'e SIC.
suGamr1enaelebter SYrmp BON wtlDtirl@su
Ia, ssssr gu 5 saSs5I3 itsPo5 Ssts a 9ssss HS egg n se gEgsstss sss
go,uiIiea In bteIeN anb ;a &usIGnbe seUraaGt Uirb.
Or. Sw03nt'G
sn{nmmengtffRter Ssrnp rsn WttottriEea
III bic .0riatnsne NIB etHste d&tes 3uI0mneniebune bon is.
rem l@abbareu Eaun. ete erFs tceI&e iemaIs tn baiert 2snSs
Sr,t srScrcHet, cbatst3 bic Ranss88 ben befanatsn asrste1 Su>
SsrehunsGl bon BIbttrf6en bet8ee6t fno, se aber ns11s
nit iSrer geretsspns gu tbnn babsH, n'1b sOel9s Na11en pen.
IeIbea uur bstSefas' fnh, 6ts absr nt9tS NIT ttrsr SersttanS
~ tbtu kaben, ma ibuea etnet @nf 81 peri4aien nno str'
SattteI Il berielben ben 8ertauf ber W9s 0htn BET fereIpien S9
en- s~ufcrSer1.
81. @wapne's
suEauauemseester S9rup ron aStlottrldet'
8erAsifet nt1ti eab ttr, tealI Der Set5 oerttoptt Sser
MD. ttaIGAsItG PEen isn tHute
~5spaYne's @erfapartld unb EBerrSGtlen
In 1erbtnaume nit sem N8tbfri&en SBrnr ~rern1sti eisl'
8tHen Fnb eu i5ueGes ~retni9ness SarttuittleI, oGs aNe ecl'
iernt, tpobltr6 S5aise @eipnobett berseieGt wtrb.
81 Ruberettet aasf@IesIup enTG Dt., 8. S@aSnt
Gins Bcr mtrb per POP froSeO ~SsisHeet bei &aapfaus SOs
Is GentB. $685.
ERsn aSrsiart 9sselIuSen an
- or. 8. Sw apne Sobn,
la gerrS s. Gtr. &niIabeitttn.
a~sItafft BET;
4tGGC =. &Oot, 70 BeIttnlcrettr.
J d. e. S0Hee, lO8 BaItin1orefk.
s. 6efenbal9, @roanuap nno @9ntcn NSthns.
4. N. RB&N ne, ek SroeSt'ns' SSA'H
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g3Sta'fts fir 1!eraoassaeree.
A NeHe Heterogeneous jRr Gin,
~lraI'0cTer, biz S1a6 bem &eaen IN geties

nappl|5s Q6ai89tQs 3a3 ct. Qcris
@'fasa t5tnf&1s g95s8iett ~Esf5r5tst pab fts ir @,s4s
ttfnS ps'tf'e t@sGSanaStpSea bfFc6nat. Die SaR,oitrs
'tnsi2t vi 9sga . ltr-, gp4g Abeubs 10 USr.3 to ra4 SsIrT
2eaaE:h F5ttet 9fbsa eaHt ~Hl!efBeas G~pferheIisS ia sseTbfs
0nsS sa5Gtaat5.$sig ~eEbsS 5srsagfs IN Scr Dsfse Ess 81 osstss
YgpR G. 8GfErgt
Df~ S51> a. SeaS-@trset, E&SE Skaters ZNnafi,
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lSg N{OyOlide GeurQl Gilenbofm
g5srduberter gabreIan
na0 Dem @eFen uub 0prbs
LDYn IN r. So r

nh@ Dem 8eFem unb Nprben.
Gcmner-Sabr0Ian.
IN ulto mad BEN 10. @pril perbeu bic 3ifoe o,,f bieyer
SaHn in Ha4iclsenber geeiie eTpebrt j: - -
3a9e uUrpn6rt6.
goraIs 8ePt mt ...:......... u5r Is Miu. 8orw.
StPIeb6uS Is = G6euSs
Barton !. 90 T9or1 g S @s"@+'9o
m 3age fa1lpGrtS.
$500 tO"'Hh' Nl Hl 9ta1ul.
SsPI!sSnS Is 8Drut.
3arrtSburg accommodation. ....1I.8 30 gSorrr
Harftout 40 S9orrr p On 49,:
Der I'M $50 Ibenbs ~abge6enbe @rprcs,ua pirb nnr
all f~OlSenben liibIi6 bon S~arrisbnro celeoerpn 9PrnrtS,
an9alten @olbborrugb, gcrf, SanoSer Snnctipr. Scr
oiGe. ~
Der Bofjn9 9e9t tG9li6, ausgencn1men epnutaos.
0e1 g{PreB3a9 tortntt tGgit, ausseaOumeu Mcntaos.
%ellaglere Iar 3pii9entatipnen Ipnteu ben Sarrissuro
IMP Parfton 4ccomobatipns5ng re9men.
Psl' uno @rpreBjhge fteFen 9enau in 0erbin6uro nit
Der BelgIetoania Central @iIgubebn in S~orrisburo Fir
pttteburg, Gte0flatO, Gulum6n8, @iuStn.
matt, SnotGuGpUlt8, Sort Dapne. @bicooo
lun6 alien PlaReu bes srpsen BeRena, ionic an @Imt22o
nit Der yteip Ger: @rte Giieuta6n MAD alien NlShen i'm
norotiheu unb Wefti9en gtep gorf.
Der etH3t9e 3u8, tpetber dm Gpuntaa aBoebt. in Der
G~&preBjug I'm 8 n6r Is Diia. g6enbS.
NSe9Gn T~abrbtaet8 llb anberer Benausn tub berISgiis
0en AuStunft beltebe man fb all bic 8iQetzSfHce in Scr
@aioert Citation, Gde bon Galberts uitb 6rantlinftr. an
member:
3. 81. Ou8arrb.
Gen. Srpt. Der g1GrbL. GentraIbabn.
GS. g. 9pHHg,
Gen. Tra9t= II. PdffagierzIrent. Wob5u
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Cure 6cbeit nebn.en tieisr Shtft IN
Dienf f? Idste NbramIen peroust tnoent CT
benz Mbenteuler na9btifte.
DaS ipaneert Gu& ? 81, menn i2 mid
leIlte, ols 9tohbte ih, CT Bate auf mid
Sei&Oden, 10 miiroe t@ alien S9uften 91tt'
nOuers ZEN @eldmaf betbrinsen, ibre Ve'
i9idl9teit 5u rerIuGen. Dteler Sapttan
lit Elm tcIfblrer MenI4, wnb tA taau ben
DtenIf, ben er mir 9~eleiltet bat, rtdat taener
Genu9 beJoblen.
Snbem Ct @ud bas 2eben %rcttete?
Sncem er mir bieIe @unbe beibra6te,
1dgte @ecrg NIT piloer Gner8ie. auf our
Su9O, S9r Serren, oufl 8tr baben nod
3ret Gtunoen rpr Hn5.
10.
@errs uuD feline SdSr9efdbrteu parer
fdunt in ben Walo e%in9ebrunSen, ais Die
@r6fin pm 91unniusbein bas bannSperide
0appen betrot Re rug cine &ma5pne BON
blauem Eu@, Der Der Nrin5eB gang abnIiG.
Nahbem lie einen ~teIcr9ten Bid undergo
pprfen bate, preBte lie atbemlp8 Dor Gn'
fren9ur8 unD Nufre9uu9 Die cine Sano auf
ibr 6er8 ur6 Iant Quf cirer Seliel, Der am
6enlfer .Ifono. 2 19elE % .g}s
Sa,S er II 60 wirtlid ! ia9te lie NIT 9e
preBter @timrae. ODD mas fam CT bier
molten? iic7g al @4sis,Iss I'd
Sn Ter Chat bielt Ybilipp pom SSni88
matf III bielem Iusenblide fem @ferb fcr
benz 8appen-ppn 6unncrer al. Oietrt9,
Der i'm ebenfaas erfanat Bate, sins itnl
sutSeesn. Der @roftrus tattietaer sldn.
5~enben1nifOrm Elm Iebr einfudes SOgcfleto.
Dietrtd frat nit i9tt in tos 3immer te8
@rr9eldOHea. a.
OF Der 8riuS @eprS gu ipre&en? fra9te
45nigSrtarf ttro. sa1
Gr brad 70 eben 5ur Su9o aui.
Na@ tpelder Nihtun9 ?.
Na9 ben Sei4en.
8irb er talo 5urIdfebren?
gor 5tpet Slunoen nidt!
Donfe. 60 tperbe i'd 5uden ibn lin Woloe
gu treffen ! j3uslsid bddte CT lt@4 UNI letaen
einen @pcrn fefer gu l6nolen.
- tBsrtfesnrs foIst.
So Hs
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-24
irnssIh ana Itnr lrfnited nrn,on.

One Of the articles in Hunts NeSe
chants Magazine for October Con t'a
sis and the United states) shows slts'
advanced position snd prospects of these
two mighty empireS,6whieh shave been
growing internally and externally with
mutual sympathy The writer says:
J The United States have the greatest
number OF miles Of RAILROAD bfAhy nation
Of the Garth. They have expended in
their construction $1,000, 600, 600, and by
means Of them, q population doubling
every few years, is enabled 10 make
available the products Of the most fertile
land In the world. Tue same agency
started by American engineers, is now
spreading over Russia, and Treducing
results there only inferior to those NIGH
ty creations Of wealth which we have
seen from their liberation here. Under
the influence Of thoae two mighty agents,
eteam and rail, aided by machinery Of
all descriptions, the two young, active,
aud growing 20 wers Of the East and the
West have but 0Atarted on their career.
The following figures show how they
compare with Europe: 3fo aa
i ,.9hi4'y4. W Gold
sc 20. 'nnles. reputation. Debt. per Snnum.
Russia, 500 o74 75l4s 800 Las 300 900 S2sU 900
U. s., 10000 3I4450sO 1890 100000 $1,000 600
s#i --L-4' $780, .--ll I'LL -----.----
Total $3.50 ol4 lOsSaaUOss,its sOo,opo 500 100000
Europe agid I'D saoin,CotI 49, ~.
mi y v,l.J O. nu
ain, l,6l7 l25 2bplstOo aII ,lsl goo 1900, eco
Thus the two empires have an area of
virgin and prolific soil more than double
that of the whole Of Europe. Their pop
uIation is nearly one half that of Europe,
doubling every twenty,years, and will,
in half century, exceed that or Europe.
The power of each country respectively
grows In q ratio much greater than the
mere Increase Of the population, as is
manifest in, The unhappy struggle now
going on ii the Union. In 1900, Eve
MILLIONS OF exhausted people came out
of a struggle for their Independence
In sixty years they had oyestaken
Great Britain in numbers, and have
displayed a military power in two
years At which The world may we'll
wonder. One million and four hundred
and ninety FIVE thousand men. have been
called into the field, and 81, 500 100000
capital poured into the Federal Treasury
to support the war, without apparently
disturbing the courseo OF events or check
ing the supply OF food sent TO make good
the short harvests of Western Europe.
Russia is developing similar powers, and
IL has become apparent thatip fifty years
perhaps 10 the lifetime Of the present
soYereigns of France aud EnglAnd--the
two great nations viii completely have
oyershadowed the political power and
commercial Importance OF Europe and
England. Toe present Importance of
the latter consist s in working up the raw
m pterials and food Of Russia and the Uni
ted States into goods for sale in the gen.
eral markets. But Russia aud the Uni
ted States will soon rival her in ability
to Manufacture, In that hour the empire
Of commerce win pass to the new pow
ers, ..-.g .to.f,.s.4eigi
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tRioa Feeling The Rsjl CoacIpi6a -
Tie Presidents Procidmatton ~ What tsev
0ifak Of ii--Ho,o Arlunsas differs 6oha
Mssouri--Letter from MAJ. Gsa. Curtis.
DO y KROKUE, Oct. il. 1858.
Editors Chicago iri5uns,
The following communication from
Col. Caldwell, Chief Of Gen. DAvidsons
staff, should have . wide circulation. n
conforms exactly with my experiences
And Judgment, / hope Arkansas mar
not be turned over 70 men who will seek
70 restore slavery. Such Efforts have
been made, aud will be reneWed. / pro
test sgsinstit The proclamation should
be sustained ~ the foundation Of settle.
menb and the oppressed people, white
and black, should not be turned over 10
treacherous, malicious, Inscriptions
class. 1a ~ of au
Let the Government exert its loeiti-
mate constitutional powers of war favor
able to freedom, and all the States will
come back with governments republican
in form, and with people rejoicing In the
exclusion OF q relic of barbarisn, which
was the cause aud now Is the support of
rebellion, strife and war.
My devotion 10 the loyal men Of Ar
kansas, who rallied round my flag when
! restored it in 1862, is my apology for
introducing my Endorsement of Colonel
CaldwelPs views on your consideration.
Respectfully yours,
.i .u' 3. X. Curtis, Mai.-General
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THE EXCHANGE on PRIsoEERs DELAY
ED.-The delay in arranging for theex-
change of prisoners arise from a differ
ence regarding the figures. Gen. Mere
deth claims that we are largely ahead Of
the rebels, and has tae necessary doeu-
ments TO prove this. Commits Toner Guild
asserts the same for the rebel Government,
but has not yet produced any substan-
tiation Of his assertion.
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The Presl has abandoned Tsnnsssse
finances and eEpAtiAtes on Whisky
and Gunpowdsr" We guess - must
have been the former article which In
spired iis editorials on Tennessee money.
But e blew up suddenly 90 though Il had
swallowed magazine Of tho latter
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-24

The Virgins City, Nevada, Bulletin
says the streets of that place are paved
with silver. Thousands Of tons Of rock,
which Ia other countries would pay well
10 extract the silver from are used for
mAoAdsmizirg purposes.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-24

The financial editor Of the PreBs tails
Of employ log an AssOciAtsgiftsd with Inn
pudsnee, sourriity and ignorance. We
don'i SEQ the nsosSaity Of one newspaper
having two such editOra1 Let him ro-
member what Shakespeare aayS.Q
4Tpo stsrs keep sot ler motion IN oue sphere"
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A Columbus, KY, dispatch says oen-
eral Hurlburt has issued an order In con-
sequsnco Of Rebel raids on the towns Of
Murray and May field, that Con. Smith
shall proceed there At once aud ascertain
the amount Of property taken, and assess
the same amount, with fifty per cent.
added, upon the most weAlty and noto-
rious q mpathiEers residing In the neigh
borhood, and collect tho Same ~ short
notice. -lllL
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The letter Of Senator Mason, Of Vir-
glnis, written in 1856, during the Prssi-,
Dental canvass, to JEFF Davis, when both
Mason and Davis were supporting Bneh-
anAn for the Presidency, furnishes brief,
but clear and conclusive proof that the
whole guilt Of the rebellion rests upon
the heads of the prO-slAvery politicians
of the South. NHy
The following is the copy Of letter
from Mr.. Macon TO JEFF Davis, fou9d A.
mong the. intercepted correspondence of
Che latter II shows the IRRESPONSIBLE pur-
pose of the writer at the time