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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18
NETWORK TRIBUNE, ls6ATRPLE SHEET

the peculiar aspect Of DR.. Chsmsrs's character -
aborious and successful pastor and humble and inde
hagabe visitor among the poor and degraded he has
closely followed the narrative Of DIR. Hanna making
free ue of IL language. but emitting all irrelevant
detaia
4 volume entitled Tie IsdsstriGl ssd Fiaas-
etsl Rssss,ses u III Urisl Sssss Of <s~tss sas been
ssusd BY Samuel Hallest the vsn.knswn hnsnsisr Of
this city; presenting In compact form great nsss
Of valuable information In regard " the 7rosress asd
present condition Of de country ssd furnishing ample
and Trustworthy data for Intelligent estimate Of NE
future. Among the topics which srs treated IN this
work the agriculture, commerce. nanuacsurss snd
ether branches q Industry. Of Vie United States. Tho
population, haAks and insurance sonpanics informal
improvements. and public finances In spite Of some
nsccrrsces Of ststeust. which are perhaps insspars
bic from work made up to great an eIsat Of ngses
and tabular summaries viii be found seful addition
tho statistical department Of psbns and private Abfa
ioa
The Quarterly Reciep for April IL. Scott Il
Co.. opens Will one Of the wronghcslsd. hunds.isG
.s,susnt papers N American sHaiss. sppsrssty frsn
Rsbel pen. which have disES he Brisish Tori
pres sHcc the commencement y the Rebellion. Ii
estimate Of General Mcclellan. however. 70 whom II
vss The ssbsiSse4 Of "Athsstsne ths UnresAy" AOt
in secordsnos with the views Of sur Hstivs copper
Lesds Some u the mssceausoss articles M ssm
Der are Of unusua interest," among which are "Psnps"
life Of General Sir Willisa IayisF," and Shake
psazs and hn Sonnsts-"
Coxsis PLilis y the title Of IN exquisite story
assribsA 70 NIa TAsskessy rspratsd Ron he Corn
bill Nssssas" II Hsrpes's Library v Select Esvss ;"
It narrative u tender psshos, u The utmost dn''
pci,J Of construction aud style and filed with genuine
touches Of nature. In the arrangement u IT Little
ot tbs usual routiae Of novel writer's is neglected. and
effects produced BY apparently trivial ineidsns
The Interest Of the story well sustained not snly ~
the .ni,y Of it, plan but BY tAs skilin, though
apparently srtess presentation Of - shsssctsrs.
The American Tract Society. Boston. has re-.
publishsd I.st<~s Eeyr . recent and comprehensive
Kngsh work tbo sntiq uitc, rssss and history Of
shat country, by tie Rev. GEoRsE TRxvoI, canon Of
York showing the defects In tbs theories and spssss-
lions derived from modern discoveries Against Me
sluims Of revelation. Tas Gsspd s~sss ~ CSyI~.
founded On the abors Of tie Rev Mr.. Lofas In Ssaih
Africa, u also !ssssd BY ths same society.
| The Gside. Resk Of Ms Central Railroad y
No. Jersey Published BY Harper Brothers, presents
general view Of The natural resources Of the country
included within the l!a!.s q the road and q The proni'
sut objects Of interest TO the traveller 1t furnishes
sseful sHl Agreeable companion 70 the nAA 4 essnse
o. We traveller ~ pleasure On thss rossA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18
DIGEST or MASONIC LAW ny Grsssan wnoAsi
CuAsE- i2uo. ~. tJi Bodies. A. w. Pst.fs l. O.
hea Yort: CLARK EayrafL

l8AsE- llnio pp. -. bs.'~s ~ W. AS-A. ~
hea.Yoyi; CLARK tayrarL
Tho value Of this work to the masonic irater.
Iity indicated by the fact that the fourth edition :,
here presented to the public. II contains q complete
code OF regulations dooSions ssd opinions spon ,he
principal qusatoaS Of masic Jurisprudence sys'eraii'
ss.y arranged ubdsr appropriate heads. The wsk Is
not intonded to sup'rscde reference TO tho sonstiN
tons S any particular jurisdiction. but 20 be eousul.
0. s,,do " The general rules Of thc masonic crdor
It's nnes Of deaD and cereiuiness oi opposition pcs
wolf tor Tie diligence and seal OF the coaFa'<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18
SHEEP, SWINE, AND rouLTRi: ~ Re"y s IrSSrS'

SHEEP. SWINE. AND POULTRY. 81 Bonsrr Irsyros
ilm. pp. ITO Pi,lsdn!Ihisi Jsin " fo'teS.
The materials Of this volume hsvc been &C.
r,cd In part lrom Ne authors eIps.onoo as a vot,rina
r, surgeon, and in part from tho eonrbT'os u prc-
,ios farmers and stock breeders In addition TO the
authority Of c ssud standard writers on sho subjcot.
II leaves little to be said on the history and Varieties ID
,s animals ~ which IL Ia devoted. and o. the bet
modes Of breeding. feeding and gonori management.
including tho remedies for the most common aud dan
geroas diseeSe&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-18

. MEMOIR OF THE CHRISTIAN IABoRs, PASTORAL
AND TIILAkTHROPIC on THOMAS CHALMERS.
d D.. IL D. By FEAxcn WAriAsD. i2ma pp. sI'-
Boston; Gosld Lincoln New'iork' Sheldon Go.
The purpose Of DR.. Wayland in the prepare
volume was 10 hring Into prominent notice
The New York herald., 1864-05-04
HnsHr u lfss5HssstssSSss,,ssssttssssr stssrrvs..

WsasssAay, Nay a. leas oclc~s, No ~ thirty.
sk srssA slsHns hoasrhot furniture, made by Besss
~ 10 good esle censsstas ~ krasse Nevet and lnsrs
Carp~ts roerWcod ss 10 hgre1 ores,sis elegant
tnS,on plnlsx fss brpnss Chsndsers psr,ed and
rsss-e~d ssa msAsssny Dscseeds sss.v pslsssss her
Hossisu yicss fsssher Bs1s. uahossny marble top
Nsssssssda cAiss. c'cchsry ssd cisss~sss. Dc.
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

a. Ro0ART AUcrIoxEgRa-wTLL SAIL on
t us. :... :. y G,s: s:. su..,:s a. y. iss ss..
varsI,grs sossi.l.s q re.lsr sa's Tssayasy sei.s
asInm Gngrs Hedsissds CottAxe smits nshoSAny
mAxks ~ Ceatrs fables. Hsir Hssiress~s res Bss
- piy snd fn6rsa csrpets Asa a. iss orok, one
a. fnrnilurr Carr cue palfas = sPfia& tpies WAssn
Ia sane day
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

ExcLUsivELY FRENCH PUTTING. ONE TO TWENTY
~ inches wide; al materials huted In unsurpassed
Mrs 0OLDEN's French Fiung Establish Senis
Is Amiy street. block and half from Broadway; l7
Beecker street. below Wooster. and 26i Fulton street,
Brooklyn n BNo machinery used In the genuine French
nitinG
L,oR sALE-GooDs CONSISTING OF GENTLEMENs
II Linen Collars. Shirt Bosoms, Linen Handkerchiefs
snd Embroderies win be sold cheap, asthe owner
gagged In another business Call at the sere No. 81 Canal
atreet
E,LUTrNo FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS DONE IN
superior style fer four cents per yard over four Go,
Spring street between vArlck and Hudson streets Agent
Mrs SHANAH0N, ISL Third avenue, near Twenty seventh
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

"A heavy ARTILLERY rsgiments doing gar
rtson duty in the vicinity Of Baltimore asd wAshingtoa.
Bounty ol76 Apply 10 Captain JAMES WILLS $50 Centre
otrees, corncr Of Walker.
TONE AND GET THE BIO BOUNTlRs.-wANfKD,
~ Ftremeu. Seamen and LAndsmea for Geamships An.
whaling yoyeses Apply only a. JAMES 81 West street
corner Of Albany, up stairs
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

Ss..s = ssLL IschAaz. sss-.su, - s.-
as ~ orA.r y q osKAkA, osasrS y ce,anss sss
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

IIgssr y Lsgps ArcrIoSEER HENRY n.
IL LAOS 4 MN - an eel =. Aaelse o. "a resday
strsst psr sf spsnad sack Horses lons
nAses. K hAnss hlsh and sresrs old. good.
st.aaF travellers sMa onv for want Of They be
eysa tes sl~b q O. lawrence rseenih street. near
UtH9 unsN dsy OF ekls.
The New York herald., 1864-05-04

L. place -Reguls, saAs weanosdsy, Nsy a. 81 ~
clock st the ssesroon renssnE OF ti0ths cssseres
vesiAngs aud TMlcrnx Goods generally, Also Cinthine
Dress Goods ana oker s~sscnsre Dry 6oet IN vsrety
ragl IN and Rsia Si1bs 100 riews sap~rfns KnEise
NHion Cl ths 30 rt~ss snger Ensisb C&ssw@rss IN
voices Of Amcricsn oths tsssin~fes and kssnes. W
voto of seissi&s Italian Coths and taxsth~r with
general sssortmsnt o. fslrtng CO d. Alec oicss Of
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-20

tbumsbeiisern ait %Nennfplpania Nuenie ,ur
8esiduftn9 bes S9ludtbmties IN Np. 1873
8a. @pe.; iberpieien.
Ser 8rdfioent, eine Ginlaplng pp,n 9(rntenz
ba1s, Daiielbe ndditen Mdtttupd 5n inipiciren
ulp. ; argenpmmen.
Scr. Marflanb beri6tet int 9tainen bes Sc
iunObeitS : Gpmite's SIT Glniten eirer @etition
ppn Solbta !6prner pegen Grridtung elmer
Seifenz utp 2i6tetz 6abrit in 8pptbtrabe, nabe
DENT YatapScp Htper.
!6ieraut 9emeinidaitlide Sibung beiper s3peioe
unp bann &ertagut1g.
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GWfp
WrDfldmtotiDm 0es 0iDuOernemrs
Sta6t Iarstant, Grecutib-D DEPARTMENT.
MntaprltS, s. 8ebr.

StaGt ~g1arsGanb, Circuits. Oeparte1,ent.
MnnappltS, s. 8ebr.
Mi Gle NearrlaiISer, ipeIde ais Greiipiui9e IN Sen
Ser. ct. Sient treten!
Us sereiGt MIR CUR er6Bten @snusttuung, Stne1t Die
&tatlade lteleet 81! ttnnen, bot bic StaatSgeiesssbun f-
sten Elm geies paiirt hat, lpel6es su Der bereits BON Der
@esierung Ter Ser Staten angebptensn Bounty ned eiae
boot literaie Summit ~b;nSufist.
Seber 6retwilise, mit ~Nusna1n,e BON Sflaten, pelde1
Dor benz L. Wfdrs b. S. f6 fur 8 Sabre fir zines Ger bette
benton Cher nrt iu prsanifirenben @esirnenter anlperben
ldet srtaIt rpn Stat @iarplunb $500, lnb smar $3.50
1pTprtbet letner @tnmuterun8, $40 furf Wpnate binterein-
amber, une 3par am Gnbe ieren Wtpndts, lnb cen &et bon
$50 am enbe Der Dienft5eit pter su irsenb elmer 5eit, no Ser.
telbe ebrenopu entldhen rtrc.
Mle 5reiwiuisen, pel6e ifpn 6 Wpnate sebtent, erta1ten
5u oteler Suntme nod $5 ertra am Gnbe tbrer Dienfieit
reer rent ipnit ebrenSpl entlafen.
Sober @tgentbunter eineS SflaStr, Der nuf bieie g1eiIe
Gtntritt, erbdlt bonn Staat 500, unb shar unter Ger 8ebin.
s!nne, Bag Der Stlase nit ittner ttss @ianers' ge@iniauns
einaetreten tnb fur eenielben III Der tetreffeneen SfHce einef
re4tsgultt9et Tretibeit errtrft wuree.
Seeer StaSe, her auf bteIe 99eiIe etntrttt, erbdlt ebenfaus
500, Bon welber Suntnte r%enielben $50 fcfOrt Set ieiner
@tnmuferung un6 am S6luB iciner Dienftiett bic Ibrteen
$50 aus perben.
SIN Sale. pus elmer bieftr 8reipiaiscn, 70 wdbrenb fsiner
Oienft3ett It rbt, Nrau unb Rtuter btnterldBt, ipaen bic les.
teren beiten 3l alien riidiidnei9sn Bounty berebttet fttn,
auS9encntten irent tie SflnSen In6.
Inter stefen 10 ginitteen lmItGnoen bin i'd fet iberseuet
haB bic @e administrations nriereS Stdates bersttwtltst
bic .t Mufruf @ebGr fbenfen mtrb unb bdB MIR i'm Stanfe
ietn rerben, pbne etne Deitsre N~usbebun8 unere Supta auf.
3ubrtugen, uml balm betBntra9ett, eieier uneliid I,ltsen Nebel=
inn ben TpoeSnpB gu oerleber.
@S triro mir mDslt6 ietn, re ib bDife, in einiaen Sdeen
bte BON ietem Gpnntp. Ippie bic Sn Der 9 att Baltimore an
feaenre Anotd betannt Sn MAIDEN, pelde in 5olee bss Spr
3urSem tpm Y~rdfiteuten e~reansenen @ufrufs aufjubrineen
lit. =
S6mmtlide Counties, frpte bic Stabt Baltimore erbalten
Credit fur ale 70 etntretenben JreipilIieen uub bic cben er.
pdbnten Sumnet werbet BON tem Sdasant bur6 itre 60
talbebDrten a~usbe;ablt.
Oieielben werben fpdter nit ten eebGrisen Sprnularen fir
Belheintauneen u. T. 10. oerleben perben, nm i'm Stante au
ietu, ben Sttrag duf bds S9aBamt gu trdifle EN-.
SIN uebri8en 1T aber su beddten, bes bteie StaatSbp1nts,
Iprpit aud BE Yer Ne8ierun9, nur an Diejenisen be3ablt
pirS. welae Dor hen l. Ntdrs |. s f~reimiats %eintreen.
Il. SO. SraSforc.
auf Sefeb1
50 III. g. StIl,
(9ebriat-1WlrO StdatsIetr'
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SdrfeeperipdbG

Sdrfeeperipdbl
unp 6prtiebung Der Experimentation General'
- Ser ainmlung
SeS 9tle. S(rb. Neutrality-suspicious.
Dpnnerfa8, BEN Is Se6r, Nnfans prdcts 7 l1tr &eenb8,
appbei icSes WetglieS erideimen muR.
De Ndbl etne8 y@drteeperSr fir bic bonn uNu8 Nrb. I'm
terri 0erein" AT ~9rintente WirtbI6aft 1T gprb @d9fraBe
gtp. % ftnbet tn Der om 9onnerRns, ben 20. b. 80. fprt5u-
iebenben duserprtentlt3en @enernl=0 sriannnlun TAFT.
0iiic) siidbtmitelicner fins SIT cicier SarfeepersSteue
tnGbIbar.
Mue &ppltfanten (Nlttslie6er peer NtGtnitglte6er) iuu6ea
dH f~pntrrenben Mtittrph, ben "a. Tetr, MbenhS ~smifden Z
urb 8 r6r, in Defanis 6ale Q9eIt Sasettpfr, Np. 1872, Se.
fim1nunessemdB BET elmer g Ifunes-G UNITE pe r s n II Of
nnelten, wp tie nit BEN 8ebtnaun9et ndber betdnnt gerna6t
werten. Gina fpiter e~inlaufenHe Irrtelcunseu bletben II n'
Be d d. ttgt.
@8. Die Genefulserianlmlung bseinnt UNI 7 llbr, mas BE-
iptters beddtet merben lpnte, tenr, ipdter @tntreHente
m II n i6 tenn tereits Seideteuen geieBli6 fu9en:
VI. 9uber, 9r1I.
ISr Rr( &. SttB. Gefr.
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Die WIarOldm63St

baltimore, fGn 10. SEER. 1854.
Die d6trnssSpl ltnter;ei6neten Iafen bic teutIGen Srauen
unb Sun8frduet 8dltt1npre's, lppie bic tenti6eu Gereinc
pel4e f6 fur bieie Sair intereifrst, tiernait freunblid ein,
f1 81 t tn . 6 , ben "a Sebrudr, IL lltr 8ptmitta9s,
tn benz 9pfale Der yabies ltntpn @elief NTpciattrn, Sc. 80
2ertnstpnitr. peribnlib unO teSietun8Speiis bur6 Nepra-
lentdttpnet jnblretd e%thSuineei, nm lber Wittel unb gSege
III beratter, ME bda beuti6e Department ter 8atr ;irednt1-
Zig unb teS heutiben gtanenS wutbts ausBefdttet merfe
O1 bic Satr bereits am Is Mpril erGhnet fpirb, 70 lit
f@nenes ser,einiaaftlides 9anreln npt~Hmembia.
Spfbta SPLITTER.
&dtbtntn Sutrp.
Snfnnna Stfftne 4.
Geppplbtne Gdctns.
(S-WO Sppbte @tlbelmt
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Neue an6eigen.
Sp,tntD ~betrefeno.


Gtts=9estaerS-S ffce, I
Baltimore, ben Is. Sebr. 1864. {
uSn Spl9e eines Befiern I'm Senat bon Narelano paiitrtsn
Announcements su benz c@rfl6ren6en gcitntg=geieeeH melhes
alen counties bieIeS StaateS inb trr Stabt Baltimore bic
gdltrnll9 non Sreinar;en pter SeIblI1et fir 3ablun8 BON
Spultttes an DC Sple1tet terGietet rn6 dHe felt benz l. San.
1864 paiTrien Srbtnan;en ~dnnultrt unb bic Grbrbung pph
Steuert 5n Ntelert 3imefe unteriast tit Der @eeifratpr 3ur
Surudnabnie Der Setanntma6un8 eejntrgen, wprin Err bic
Nns3attuns fer Spuntp auf Dienfag, BEN %. 5, an~fiinsiAt..
Spbn y. ST I'm pn,
(SWp) NeStltratDr.
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(9febriat-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Strait zines Bonn Ser. @taaten OtfrtftSeeri6te am II
Sebruar 1864 befdlpReuen Gpnbemnattpnserla1e unb Ser
~faufs-@rlahes.
aDtrb biermtt gfa 6rt6t seseben, ZAP iG am
Oienifde ZEN %. Sebruar 5. S., 10 lbr Ycr1nittass, in Der
Der. ct Wtarf6dus Office, Np. IL Gcurttdus Game, bic Ca
buns tes S6pCners yGra9 9punb", befteb1nb tn Drs GppbS,
stationary, Sdubsn II. f. ~. aut Sfentlider NutttCn Sesen
8aar Serftetserr irerhe.
Dafbtnet on ifGn
CTpbr18-23l Ser. ct. 9RnrIhoI.
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Npf=Cffice,

Baltimore, Is. Tebrtdr 1864.
gtrFeselte Mneebpte perren duf obi ler Siftce bis gum %.
bS. M, entee1eneenpnmsn, fir tie 8ef6reeruns Der 9os
fen ;wtIGen benz Depot her Baltimore unb Cbip @ten-
balm unb tr Baltimore Ypf. Office.
Dieter Oienf bestnnt nit tenn l. Wtdr; B. S. unb bauert
Bis aul meitere Orrre.
9eSen Sag limb neun 8abrten bonn 0eppt Der Baltimore
bem Deprt gu maiden, unb wenn n6tbts,. aud metr, ieppG ctne
GrtraSergutunS.
@ute pferbe uut ftfe ppitmagen, beren Gu6tiefett Spnt
bteItsen ppfmeifer eepruft perben rtufet, itnb e~rforterlta
unb Is burfeu bieieIben muir fur SefDrrerun8 Der ppten oer-
wenret werben.s
Die Nneebptt rtiG.n 6ur6 Spei 9Ireer sardntirt per6en,
welde ib perantpprtlid MAIDEN, bag her 8ieter, renn er
BEN Contract ertalt, fdbiu III, b~enfeIben sebGris 3u s~Ul3ieten.
80. s, Qurnel1,
tTebr16-2S) pofrnetfer.
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(S-Wi)
9eiheu Der 3ett,

gSir erwarten Spnntns, Rem 81. s, Rn6nitta8S 8 lbr.
ber 2. 8aptiiten-Rirde unterbalb pratttr. am Srpabmas bier
iber lpredben wtrb. (BOrmittags I'll unb M6enpS Z ur
re8sln. ur4rifltae Sprtrdse 26 gprbe@reterltr. @intritt
frpf ISnl /.
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BeRnnntm0C6unQen.
OfaDprssOfTce.

TTNEs
Baltimore. 90. Sebr. 1864
Die Sffttet fer Stabt iperben a n Wpntae. ais am %. bs.
9ef6lNhen blet6en. Ale 8urser merben q iu6t, gu @bre bes
@eburtStnses hes @aters @merttd's, bic Nattpnal ftag0e auf-
%iu3ieben.
9pGn see Chapman,
(9Mp) giaopr.
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Mnlcinc.

Die @rnpfdn9s=g pinite bes 3. Wtb. &egts. 1T biermit Elm
eelpteu, mprsen (Spnntas) @prmtttnss 9 ubr, f6 Bet Serri
S4mis, 3ur Mbre6nun9 SIT perldttrnelt.
(Sol Cartel.
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9Grbeiter Geianooerci1t.

6 ! t y er1 a mt m I II II 8.
Sdmmtlt6e Mitslteter ftnb aufeefpr6srt, elmer am Spnn'
tag MGenb 7 Ibr tattintenben Ser ianlnlung ;abret9 BET
%sumpbner.
fu9eu.
iSa) TnntGdnet, Setr.
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Qr. Onop &mhnc

Ipri6t morsen (Spnntas), GDrrnittnss III ubr, III Der In
prefrn- nabe RpBtr. ~aeleseuen STRIDE uber: Der @laube
an @prterbe1tmnuns =! 6teunbe hs SOrtl6rtttS itne Htsr5n
~er1ebenft etngelaben. 10
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Gaft Baltimore SauDerctm gGO. L.
llnter rbisem Ndmen bat fh Elm neuer 8auSeretn am
Iebten Nftttwrt %sebilbet, Sc mtrsen rber 200 Intteils To-
elei6 ee,ei6net. Sreunte, bic Qut taten, einent euten @er-
cine lid anjui6lieBen, iinO bSfli@f erIu6t, am Nfittwpb. BEN
"a. Gebr, &teubs rs ltr, BET Gbrtfiat 3nRpp, gtp. 1S6
Saltimpretr, Ode Spring, jsu eri4etncn, UNI id iiter bte@es
iese 5u beratten.
A.9e6t, prob. @rdi.
(Sd-Wi) E. g adj 8 prpb. SER.
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Tarmers unS N1antcrs SAINT.

Baltimore. 1S. 6ebr. 1854.
Die 8ant wtrb am Mantag, ben %. B. so, seiblrfen
bleiben. MGe 3oblnnsen, melhe an bieleut Sage fdlis ftnb,
mlien Bic Snnfag, Zen 20. B., an welaert Gage Der 8rarS
ietne giBuns hdlt, e%rfplssn.
g.. g, &uttett
Gebr1S 22) Gaffrer.
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$50 &dIcn MDrfe

In SerIhieeenen @r66en unb Sualttdten pffertre IN ~beItebteen
Quantitaten III ausert ~niebrtsen Yreiien.
Gbp1rb8 lpdt
. f1QEkrN ia YSef Qpmbd1 btrdse.
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3u mietben 9ef1Id)t.
Gtne g8pbnuna Su 2 bis a 3tmmern nit slide, pSer elm
nettes fleints Saus. STerten fsnte man mad 13 Noro-
Q~tbertphr. (DrSSJ
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5taOtratb.

Sm erten 3weise rei6te ST. 9utebart
cine Geipluticn Elm in 8etreff Der bereits per@
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aaf Die am 9pnneritag pom Gi6elberger i'm Se%
nat GIT Mnnapplis eingebradte Sid, oeren Sn=
bait mir geltera mittbeilten. Ingenorn111en.
MuBeroem puroen einise nnwi4tige Bills eln>
gebru6t, uno srDbtentbeils III Gpmite's per-
wielen.
3wetter 3weig.- Wr. Gpans, cine
9etitipn bon sSSpbn s. 9. 2atrcbe, Srnitee,
wesen in 1857 irrtblmli6 be5ablten Stellerr
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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-04-05
DuBuouE, Iowa. March 18th. 1864,
Military Anecdote.

The following is q true story, which
has never before been printed. ".
vouch Tor lis authenticity upon the word
OF one who was present and heard !,
we nope our readers will excuse the lib.
eral profanity which prevades it. "Our
army swore terribly in Flanders" and
they doubtless did the same thing =,
Shiloh. We could not very we'll exclude
these expletives without doing inius,ics
to the quaint terse and fierce grit of the
original. Much also mus, be conceded
to the soldier, under the influence Of IN.
tense excitement. whose early education
was probably not of the most strictly re-.
ligious character:
During the battle OF Shiloh, an officer
hurriedly rode up to an Aid, and enouir.
ed for General Grant. That's him
with the field glass" said the Aid.
Wheeling his horse about, the officer
furlously rode up to the General and.
touching his cap. thus addressed him:
" SbeneraI, wants to make yum re.
port: Schwartz's Battery is took"
I" Ha " said the General "how was
that ?"
Vel. you see. SheneraI, de i'd She.
seshnists came up in de front of US, dc
i'd Sheseshuists fanked us, and de
I'd Sheseshnists cana in the rear of US
and schwartz's Battery vas took"
Well, sir," said the General. "you
OF course, spiked the guns ?"
"V-aa-t." exclaimed the Dutchman.
IN astonishment. schpike dem guns
schpike dem nsw guns! No, it would
schpoil dem !"
Well" said the General, sharply.-
a" what did you do ?"
Dog w. zoe took dem back again,
6y Shesus ""-C Chicago r. r. Gazette.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-04-05

she belonged to it herself. well, what
do you suppose becomes Of the garments
you make, and the fruit you put up?
She hadn't thought, t,-she supposed they
went to the army,-but was evidently
bothered to know what connection there
could be between their aid society and
that basket. These garments that you
see came from your society, or other So
cie,ies just like yours +; so did these boxes
and barrels that milk came from New
York; those fruits from Boston; that
wine was likely purchased with gold
from California and it is all for sick SOL
diers, your son as much as for any one
else. This is the United States Sanitary
Commission"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-04-05

Soon after he assumed command Of
the Army Of the Potomac. Gen. Hooker
summoned TO his headquarters all the
principal cavalry officers in his command,
twenty Eve or thirty in number. Ar.
ranged in semicircls facing him. he
addressed them after this manner, very
ooolly and with low voice a. first. but
warming as he proceeded
GESrlEnES II have called you to.
ge.her TO consult with you in regard to
the cavalry arm of the service. think
il should be. and may be. made more
efficient 1t seems 10 ME TO be at pres.
ent very costly show--very expensive
and very useless. Why. gentlemen"
(moving up and taking a step forward. }
"l'll be id If l have ever seen or
have ever heard Of dead eavslry man"
Frem TIM, speech date. n, efficiency
OF the Federal cavalry
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1864-04-05

The Scientific american says: a
correspondent in ST. Louis. Mo., sss.sp
an article in our paper few weeks since,
relating to the deslruc,Soa OF rats. ,hs,hs
that he cannot do his country more SER
vice than by publishing his experience
with rodents. He takes small barrel.
and covers i. with green hide, upon tho
fair and honest surface Of which he night.
ly spreads banquets to which all re,
OF high and low degree strais shtway
throng. This free lunch is continued for
number Of nights, until the pests afore~
said have come 10 look upon it as a settled
institution" When this point in ,b.
plot Is achieved, two slits are cut in tbs
hide AT right angles with each other. and
the viands set out as before. Now when
the doomed vermin rally at night, all un.
snspecting of disaster, they leap immed.
lately upon the treacherous skin. and fall
plump into the water, with which the
barrel is half filled once there. thew
swim TO stone that rears its friendly
above the flood. and forthwith
squeal vociferously. Other rats. being
socialists by nature. Immediately
rush to the aid Of their distressed fellow.
sufferers. but by reason of the hide re-.
suming It's mol NAL position after each
victims disappearance. the whole brood
are involved in one common ruin.