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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-05
e Slus Melfuiroinien,

9ouptquartteE IS. 9, 3. Sebruar.
9fadoem mir geitern Ben 16etnO BON ben 8riden
9etriebetr batter, begab er itb auf einen eiligen
Hitd5ug, bart perfolgt BON unierer Geiterei, ltio
|eS entipann Iid ett S9armibel e
Getern 9lbenO itieb elm She'll BON General
Snllipan'S Corps, tpel6er ben Seino absuz
l9neipen' perflidtez qufeine itarfe &ebeaenma6t
bel Ntedanicsbnrg Sap in Der gtdbe Don
8pmanp unO in Der gtGbe ieneS G5apS fam es
SUI einem Gefedt. G8 gelaftg uts Sulebt ben
6eino SIT 5~mi19en, cine onOere StraBe einsuz
l6la9en rtno ite trabten auf berieLben nit erp6er
'S4neli9feit aus. ,Sn oteiem Engagement
madten mir cine a(nsabl Gefansene. 9(uf leiner
3etiraoe periudte ieSa Der 55einO li6 nit leiner
.6ulptma6t in WtoOrefielo gu pereinigen. Man
Hbpft, DAP Sen, Suaipan8 uno Sol. Wtuaigans
Corps cine @ereinigung beipertiteaist baben
lltrp5 ben Settb gemeinidaftli6 perfpl9en. Splte
.er unS e%ntfommen, 10 miro er an Der 8riide,
Die ct 9ema6t, Ieidt SIT tragen baben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-05
Die Sountp=Stn

Ser &mericun4 idreibt: p@uaen li6 bic
Nitglieoer Der 2egislatur gefdai9lt bepenfen,
eab Der Mpnut 6ebrllar entl6winoet, baB am
L. Dtdr3 Die Ser. Staaten 8puntp aufbDrt uno
buB am 10. Ntdr5 Die 3iebung beginnt. Sn
Der 8wtlaenSeit miro eiu grpBer She'll uniereS
trie9stl4tigen Waterials bur6 q1rrpbe Staatssz
uno 2Ocob8Ounties pot bier binpeeqe(odt.
Sine rai6e 8ebanblung Der Bounty Sill lit
ppn rer gr0Bten 8idtigteit. a. ,s ',sa4a 5a.
Sie 8eoenfen, fpel6e Der > 9(merican" IL benz
Obi9en Der @eieb9ebung BON Matplano a1 Sc
miitbe fibrt, iOaten ii6 AUDI allie 9teienigeu
5u !6er5en nebnen, nel6e am [. Wdr3 atebz
nngspflt6tig werOen unb Die Mittel ni6t be-
ltben, iid etn=, 5tpet= ODER gar oreilnal lussu=
@tarTen, pber Die, penn Die 9pstaufslumnte BON
$500 nun BON ben &riegsuntaugliben, tpel6e
nber $1,000 Gtntpmnlen baben, 9enpmmen
miro, I'M Sail fe pom Coos qetrpffen tpiirben,
obne Stats pber Ser. Staaten 8ollntp mar
I6tren iailBter, toenn 1e feinen iebr tbeuren
1etnidbri9en" Giniteber l1nter ben Geterrlarierrl
finben f6nnen. H.9f
SIT eS oenn gar ni6t m6glt9, bier Elm beutz
i4es Ne9iment auf5utbun I? 8ie, penn Der
tuudere Major 6dB pom Z. &eqiment qleit
nab @rlab DeS neuen Ser. ct. 3efrutirnnasz
unb beS marplan0f6en 8purtp @eIebes ben
8eriu4 ma6te, jenes nur nod iebr f6pa6e
~ aeglment NIT lauter beuti6en Srettptlli=
gen ortf5utlien, pa Die Grridtunq n e Ii /
9tee9rnlenter nun etnmol ni6t 9eItattet pirb.
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Gie Srmppen.Supta BON Snriana. Gin Butter
mt : 0lnariT ernartet.

Cincinnati 3. 5ebruar. Guuperueur
MtOrtOn pDn Snbiana itebt int 8egriif, einen
9(ufruf 3a %erlaien, tpprin ct bas @plt leines
Staate8 aufforbert, Dem lebten Sruppenuufge>
bOte pes 8rdltbenten su entipreden unO Die
Quota bes States SIT fiillen. 9ie 3abG Der
erfprberIi6en Mannl6aft miro befannt gema6t
~lperoen, ipbulO Die ~pff5ielle Nngube eintrtft.
GOup. MtortDn errpartet Superii6tlid, baB Der
Staat i'm 5tarOe iein pirp, Der 9lnfOrOerung 5u
entlpre6en.
Sn 9aris, ST., berri6t grOBe Aufresung in
5Ol9e zines ertparteten Nngrifes auf Die suz
riidgetebrten SplOaten, BON Soften Der BUT
~ternutsA in jener Gegenb. 9ie Burger BON
9aris baben nud Serre 6aute I'm 6ilfe telez
grapbirt.
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81 morfd,ou aane in soIifor.

9alifar,4.4, Sebr, GrzMarf6aa Sane ppu
Baltimore fam beute NIT elmer An5abl 8ebeaenz
Off5iere bier an, Wel6e, pie 4eS abeiBt, pom
Sebnipn's Sslauo entfpmmen 1i1b. f6a mo
SSn oent NomiralitdtSz Geri6t tpurbe in benz
Gbelapeafe Sail ni6ts @ntl6eioenoes setban.
9o3 9laubt man, DAP nd3iten 6reitag bas
Sdtff ietnen @i9nern slriidseseben tpiro.4
Sie gfppa Scotia Geleb9ebung tpurOe beute
pom General @tairr 9pple nit e,ner grcBeni Reoe
erDfnet. amasi@ 6
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. a User arisa im gabmshea..

NNS W. NNhIVbIVtRRbA
Cairo, 3. 5ebr, Nad, 8ert6ten aus gtatz
deg pom 20, =, Sits. paren 600 sc, &ebellen
Gapallerte 610teilen ppn ienem 8taB erldienen.
gtu6 bieB es, cine aus S5erasz tno 2oniIiana=
Srnppe1 beitebenoe s8rtgabe iei BON g9eit 9ett=
iiala auf Dem Narid na6 Dem Mil1iIfppi, I'm
ben 5liB bel Hppnep teptpprdr 5u blodiren unr
Bafeni bonn arlOert lfer SIT erbalten. Gs beibt
ip8ar, Der Seino babe bereitS mebrere Sauienp
Stiid Waferr unb cine betrd6tli6e Quantitdi
Wlnitipn iber ben SluB 9eiebt, ,a53 s.
Der 0ampfer 9iilp, tpelner BON ben Gebellen
am lebten 9pnneritag bel 9tappleon genpmmen
ipuroe, puroe ben 9trfanlasflnB binaufgei6afft.
GorO. SDbnipn pDn Eenneffee bat Die Grrt6
ting zines berittenen &esimentS autpriirt, um
Die GneriQaS alsSurptten. 5 9s 5r,4 l,sa III E
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IS. gOnQreB ber Ser. GtaGten.
So A. s!

4 Waibtng ton A. Sets.
f9ladtrdglid poms 3. Sebr.)
Sena tEgBaOe bradte Elm @eieb Elm iber
ben BiOerrf Der Geiebe ppn 1916 uno 1916,
wel6e g~eitotteu, Oab auslduoil6e @aaren bur9
Die Ser. Staten nad CANADA eiltgefibrt poer
onr6 Die Ser. Staten aus Gaoaou auS9efibrt
perpen. Sem Gpmite fir aaSmdrtige g(n9elez
9enbeitel G6ermieien.
Nuf gntra9 Ntipns purpe oa5 @eieb iiber
glnfiibrltg% zines alei6mdbtgen Nrnbulans=
6pltemS aufgenommeu uuo pullirt.
g8iipn pilnl6te bic einittmmige GrlrtbntB
peS SenatS gun gAlfnabme elmer genleini6aft>
lideu Oteiolutipn in 8etreff Der @lei6iteQung
oeS SolOe8 Der Soloaten Der 9. ct. Qlrmeen.
ST erbtelt Die GrlaubniB nibt unb Die 9~telpluz
tim muroe 5nrldgelegt. Q Y ea onl
Ser 8iceprdiipent le9te benz Senate cine
OtitibeiEni1g POM Sen. z@pftmeiiter Dor, bic
2lntmprt auf Die SpterpellatiOn in 8etreff Der
i6le6ten Bpitperbinbung Spil6en 8aibin9tpn
unO Stem Yorf. Din ba8, 8oitzGpmite.
Qluf 2tntrag 2aue'S alt8 !&aniaS be9ab ft6
Der Senat IN greeltip<S tfnng nrb pertagte
Ii6 %ipoann,. san ,nse f7sn7a : .lai@ q
9dn,s. ----5. 8aS 8lenarzGpmite perparI
oas '@iipnihe ENHANCEMENT, betreffeno ben
8ioerruf Der $3OOsGlaule[a pes alien @elebes
NIT e 5ge9en 26 Stinnen. s5.
Sin anoeres Enhancement rtpltroe anqenpmz
men, Die $400zGlauiel Goes Senat8=GeiebeS
Su itreiden, (Spmit bleibt bte Communications
Summe pOn $1,000
SStenelts beantragte, aus Dem Subitit1t bes
Wtttdrz@ pmites Spl9enbes 5u itret6en: @enn
Ell s@e3pgener bieG Accumulation Sumnle beSablt;
10 iOu lebtere ben griteren nur fir Die CUR 9tufz
filung Der betrefenben Quote angepronete
3iebung befreien uno ieir Same foil auf Der
Giftea sur Muffllung flnftiger Quoten bleiben.
Wurbe nit 20 9egen 40 ct. ongenpmmen.
9tulpfo pom sSlinpi8 bradte til Geleb Gin
iiber 4ntegung zines Sdiffscanuls fir &riegS=
i6iffe ppm MIiIifppi nab ben npromefli6er
Seen. ,"'e'T''' cd
(SiBuit9 ppm a. 7ebr.9
Sc 1t t. - Sin 8eri6t pom @ot1ite fiji
6fettlide 2dnbereien, einen Sbeil berIelben fnr
SeraS 51 bemabrenJ nlr6e benz Srud iibergeben
Summer beantragtt ben 4rdlibenten I'm 8prs
lage oeS @ectprocitdtS @ertrd9s nit Den Sanoz
pl0S SJn1eln. 31eG1Z g9fls-4 gs- sslaa N .
8tapn te9t ben 8eidtub BOZ, ale Sploaten
(au@ Die Sarbi9en) 9leidmdbig gu beloloeu. q
rSefeftben6 if bunit SufrieOer5 tpenn bieier
8eidluB fir Die 3lfunft, aber nt6t ais rid
~rpirfeno gilt. .HDrt &
s. gu So Stepens ppn 9lem Oprt beribtei
cine 8ia fir 8~epiqi9ungen fir Grbaltung unr
NepQrQtlr ppn SelturgStperfett " Fa...asf-55 E
Steele BON Stem Sort beridtet cine Sill fila
Grri6titng BON @ert6tsbDfen unb Grbauunq
pom Standardization i'm 9iitrift Columbia.
Sbpmos, cine Bill fir Sncprporirung bel
g. g. @tlenbabn So. ataae-1 asag as 4.amil
@larfe beartrdgt, tpeitere 10000 Copies Del
auspdrtigen off5ielen GUrreippnoen5en Orlden
gu lai1eu, mas NIT 118 gegen IL Stimnen an
9erprlrlelt tpuroe. Ho#i A.l<I a5 90 5[ta1.'s sita
aSoOann idritt oas !5aus CUR 8eratbnng BEG
beantra9ten Nnlenoements CUR GonfstattOn,
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e,eriid5te BON anprpiae. 9enn.

Cincinnati 8. ,8ebr. Sine 9epei6e aus
anOrpille pom 30. San. ia9t: ->
80 9efan9ene &ebelen braden lebte Nadt
aus benz @efdngntB aus unS befinbeit ii6 iebi
'm1f freiem SUP. Ste meiiten pm ibnen weroei
pbne 3weifel nad ben &ebelen~2inien enttom,
men.
Gs iinb Gerii6te int llmlauf, DAB Ntorgar
l,no @beeIer untermegS finn, I'M uriere @aier=
Serbinoun9en absuI1neiben.
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Northumberland.
9rOtcs'MarSdans CfAee.
Drttter 81 OlRrttt pon Wnrnlonb.

Ualtt more, A. Sebr. 1864.
9Eir beetonbisen Riermit, bos bic n~qt6HebenD te,ei6s
neten Yerionen, relhe i'm britten (3.A gonorps 0iStrift
bon MarpIunb se5Csen purren, bnr& bic loren Namen
Beisefi9teu @ritabe BON Der 3e6uns befreit lpprbeu finb,
nGAllih #Ft4ts G4Ga U.sm
QBmt SurtIuft 10. Barb. sa6Ite $500; SOtu Scrfnes.
10, im Ser. ct. Wsorinebienft; Seurp 3eu. 20, sabLte
$500; Geo 81 SeImIius, 16, DO; Spiepb WttIer, 'orbiq,
9, iibers 2Itter; 6ranciS eepis, farbis, 90, mt uSt@;
gBm Orr, Is, %ein5iser SObu elmer Witttpe; 9aS Bans,
20, einaiSer Gotn tetaster Gltern; Sob @rcS, 90, uns
.taugtit; Otto Wclpent, 81, DO; 9 gE Sterport. 20,
DO; Setter 9foIe, 90, DO; Sno Gpelnlan, 20, gt;ttbtrSer ;
Mdrtin Speln1an, 20, TO; 4nbrep 8oamdn, l9, Sablte
$500; Snc .Nunber, 20, iberS Nlter; Spiepb SGwint,
20, gei@tbirser. Sanies Grun. 20, untauSliGi . Dlfep,
90, Ni9tbitrser; Wartin pub, 20, untau9N1 Nlfree
SeinFus, 20, 8ublte $500; PRilip g&eeIer, 20, Ni9te
&RcS Burner, 20, uataugti6 Geo Sropu, far'
big, 20, tber8 Bitter; &oiparo Settler, 90, I'M Guglt1;
SoPn 2ruett, fdrbig, 20, DO; Slmes Iirer, 20, USERS
Nlter; Herpis Yrice, far6is, 20, bo; Geo SieI, 20, uns
tauSli6; Sno % Stunt, 20, 5ablte $500; Sam 9oRniou,
farbig, 20, iiberS Ilter; Scbu 8ieu, 90, untau9li6; Snp
gGarner, 20, Gruber BON @oiienfinbern; SuO Green, ~
iber8 Utter; Sreebcru 8onb, farbis, 20, unfaugli6 GSz
bin Gtansburp, 20, DO; Saiob Se6, 20, Ni1tbiiroer;
Senrb S @aeble, 20, 3aPlte $500; Nob,rt &~bempiou,
90, 9fi1tbiirser Gbps Goco, iar6Is, 20, untau9li6 Geo
@ef, 10, sablte $30e; QSm . 2Batftns, 10, bp; gRu1
Anbteips, IS, eiu5iser Gpbu elmer Wittpe; sucieu 9elt,
Is, untougli6; Goanl Soffman, Is, ~ein5iser Spbn einer
Wittpe @epbart 8prnmii1er, 20, uRtausli9; 5babrah
Boon, farbig, 20, untausli9 Snp Srtpin, 90, Ni@tbitra
ger; Sacpb 8iItner. 20, DO; Geo % Sptper, 20, sablte
$500; gsm $ 8 Setter, 20, DO; 8 u 6i&urbicu, 20,
DO; g8m Gwiter, 20, DO; Snr Dabis, farbig, 90, iIterS
Bitter; 9emiS 9 @ettier, 20, sablts $500; 3nO SanbG-
nader, 10, 20; G9Os Surner, 20, ii6srs WGter; &i@arb
Gpdep, 10, au9tte $500; 9t6e 8 @tanS6urp, Is, DO;
26cutaS " @eptuer, 20, DO; SEQ u SO6nicu, 10, DO
Samee Wit8en, 10, DO; @baS u Mc&iubles, 10, tI
Wtilit1rbienIte an 8. NtGrS.
2eppOlS SInmenbers,
prcfcBmarinalu u. GrGi. bes @nrpnirunss 8oarb.
/ t-sn str.a 3Stn. Srppfs,
@inrolirun9s=@ o%ninifGr.
af- SbDs. 8. WtmrSOdl,
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@eenabme BON aebeuenfdiTem.

8a{btngton, A.. Sebr. 9as Marines
oepartement bat gia6ri6t BON Der 8e9nubme
fol9enOer &ebeQeni6ife erbulten:o
Qtm 20. 9e5. tpurOe Der nit 8aummplle be-
laoene S6opner Carolina Gertrude in Der st.
Marts 8ap, Sa.y Don ben bepaffneten 8rpten
|pes Ser. ct, S6iHes nStars & Stripes" ge=
rammen oa Der 5einO ieOO6 in Der gtdbe tpa'
unO bag S6iff auf Dem Stranoe fab, 10 mnbte
e8, na6bem man 43 8auen 8aumwplle berauSs
genOmmen bate, in 8ranO geitedt perOen,
Sim 48. San. nabm baIelbe 9. ct. S6if
in Gemeinidaft nit benz 6enorid !6uOiOn ben
GebelenOpfr 2atru, NIT &auimannSgitern UNI
Gi9arren %belaOen, neg. 9erielbe tpurpe iammi
Der frii6er erbeuteten 8allmpOlle na6 Sep 8ef
geianbt, ..GI sad Hg
Stint IA. San. bate Der SranspOrtbampfe,
ltnipn in Der San,picp 8op BEN Nebeaenbpf,
Mapfloper ipeg9enommen. Ser MapROwel
1T Elm alteS wertblpieS S6iif, aber Die 2aount
beiielben I'M ID. pertbppller, l9a
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Sele9rapbifebe ScaeDrtebten.
TsnerSbrmnH.
m @ertdtet fir ben Baltimore @eder.

8ittsbur9, Ba., 3. Sebr. @etern
abenO brunnte Die srube Mai6inen @erftdtte
bon Serfs & SObn an Der 1. Str, Snebit meb=
rereu anitpBenben @ebduoen alb. Ser 8erluit
pom Scents & Spbn5 mirb auf $4,000, Der
abrisen 9alf $4,000 bis a$15,O 900 9gefddbt.
ueber Die Gerli6erung lit ni9ts betauntaa 9as
Sener entitanb our6 bic @rpl0ipn elmer Aetberz
6Qampe.
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0lbauno Der gonoSa.

Bottom, 3. Sebr. Ser 9ampfer GanaSo
ging belte Na6mittag nit 26 8a1agieren fiji,
2iuerpppl nnO rs fir 5alifar, aber pbne GOn,
%tanten, ab, %s.ss55 ..sss. '- ~.
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Gn5nlesel bal, 1T atf iiolider5e ite bereit8 238
6ltB tIllp n6roli6 auf 154 SUI, 5uiammen
1872 SUB ppr9etrieben. 80 Martlt freiz
ben oenielben in "a Stunben 4,08 pors
mdrtS 0
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gseuer in Me.p 9yurf.

Stem OOrt 4. 6ebr. aaufmann's srOBe
@Oncitprei brannte beute IbenO nieOer. @erluf
$4,000. ta7 ag'- hsa
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q @efGlibte @d,asomtsnuten.

Sre n, 4. Sebr. SpIpelter Gopf murb'
Der Sdli6ung BON $50 Ser. ct. NOten iber.
ilbrt unp Su 3 Sabren 3u6tbaus perurtbeit.
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Office oeS 81 u. @eneralsNrOfOBs
Ma1f@an6 fur Eetaware unb
W0rAIdEn.

|. B1IttmD ore, u November 1868.
Bclseree SnftrufttCnen BON Der Office bee Sc eraIs
YrpfOs- Wlarlhaae mer6en CUR Genntnis colder sebra6t bic
unter bieler 8tebuns sesssen mprbea tnr pset nod ssSpsen
Fmercen.
~ Gin ~sespssnerN aanr rirb sun, Splhdt Der Der. Staaren
burb bic EbatIame. eae ietn Name In Ger 3iehuna ternuSfom,
Die tim bur4 ben grpfcs=@arl6dl s~ustfeGte Wctia "a uur
cine nMuSetee beIes Gbdtbeianres unb Elm 8efebl, fb Nv
elmer beftturtten 3ett unb an etuem beitimnhen plas gum
Dtenft Su rteleen, ss ~ sff5a. rs
p Der @rtttel 90 bes Rrtessseesss sntbdIt frlasube Be.
fimrnuns: @ae Sftjtere ub SClpoten. bic iberfibrt ifnb
oeferttrt su lein. fpIen ben Cob erletben cpsr Iplde anhere
Strafe, ais has urtbeiI Dss Rrisssssri4ts aber fe ~pet9dnsen
mag. So
q. &. Seffrtes, Ill
u. q. rpfps-IRGriGau fur Delaware ub w1nrp-
(28gtpD-N lamb.
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@eitere e,lrop. 8erthte.
Gnalanb.

f-s Gu9Innr.
Sn elmer @eriammlung Der @ldubioer pes
g@reat GoiternD tOproe am 16. Sanuar bei6GpI=
fen, ben 2otterieplan ~auf3ugeben uno bas be-
reit8 einge5ablte GetO s~urid3ugeben.
Die Prtn5eliin BON @aIes mar 10 ipeit oene=
len, baB feline Bulletins mebr ausqeqeben muir
ben.
Ste I3abl Der 9ampfer, ipel6e felt Der 8Io.
faoe Der &ebeIIen<6dfen aus benz Glpbe fubreu,
iDtro 81 nebr ais 60 anseseben, uuo ibr Qn>
fanfspreis belief ii9 i'm @ausen auf mebr ale
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Scfnmng Der Gmmberlam0ffra6e.

H.|rIC. ~ ."."...eI. NIIV JVtBIItIp ATWt I
- Baltimore, zen IL Sanuar. /
Die @prhrtiRdre fir Sefnune BON StrnBen baben ibre
uebert6t beS 3ubens uub SdabenS, wel6er aus Der Sef
nuns Der Gumberlanbfraee bon @iluprfrabs bis pennIpIb.
MSenue eripdGft, etnseretGt.
Sn Sejietune bierauf MAIDEN mir betannt, b6 btefe llebers
'i6t 'idrnn1t Mnfhla8 rom beuttgen DatD an 80 Taoe it
@ini6t auf unerer Office aufliest unh tSnnen etrai6e Be-
iSTerben unS @tnipri9e bel Der Grinr&npl Court Der Staps
Baltimore eeltenb eerta6t rerben.
Srbn ". ST 0 nj . ItGn,
(12idn4m1nlm) Ha- Neaifrdtpr.
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8nnOesbGnptfabt.
0lua gRiIminafUm, D. g.

Mafbtn to II, 8. Sebr. Sin 9riuatbrief
pom 8lOduOezG eidwaOer bel 8ilminstCn, glG.,
pom %. San, iast:
ySeit eeraumer 3eit lit nidts BON @i6ti9teit
pOrgefalen. 9te NebelIen fabren inbeiien fort,
ibre 8piitipnen SIT peritdrfen. Stan fam le an
einigen Der Sorts mte einen 8ienenl6warm
arbeiten leben unO na9 Der gtrt unO 8eie, Wie
ibre 8atterien Lungs Der &iite pl6tlid alfi6ies
Sen, gu i6lieBen, mii1en lie in Der Tbat NIT Der
orDBten Gneroie arbeiten."
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Nn bic GefaneDereine S~altimcre'S uni
tn 0SdfhinofDn'8.

NSHVUtUytUW o.
On, hprheGener Spfnmer irurce i'd bel rem GeIan9Gef Az
! nSSIa SSIrinaen, nit benz Sopelmeiher. Serrn ur
aaS Gsain, befaant beFtn 5reunbi@aft anb ~seeisnster 8aS.
fenntnis Id bic Guewatl cpn stna SO her Spr3ueIi1fen
SDSmmerdSre ~bertanfe. @ineehenf Ger SGpierigfeite =, nets
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

~ nrrcnr on Cosxps ScRooIs.--lAe ssyrris-
tsudeDt OF Common Schools, In his annual report 10
the Legislature. shows that the number Of common
scheols In the State, not including Philadelphia cly
10 Il, ,1ol, an lncrense the lost yoar Of izh Tho
Whole attendance cfpuris d 6s4<s0 an ipcreaas Of
1912 Average s,tsniOuoe ofrup,ls 81 s22, increase
s,65o. Perceutum average, .oes slast year .636
Averngs length Of school term, months, IL days
Average cost Of each pupil Per month 50 oenis, an
increase Of cent. Number Of teaohers I4,s42,
increase g. Total eost of tuition, 81, ,49S,o4o, in
ercase si3osse. Total cost q the system, including
$4,000 appropriation in Philadelphia schools 81
900, increase s56,e34. The total number pupils, in
cluding Philadelphia, is 1908 353 and the whoae cost
of thesystem includug tho amount paid by FAiladel.
phia, Is 2,SSS,le9, an increase Of slo4,60{ These
facts are encouraging to the friends oca school sys-
tom. Notwithstasding tho was, tie average attend
snoe has been lasgsy. the average per cent. upon
the whole number in attendance one half per cont
greater than last year. There were 7l7 loss male
teachers and 779 female teachers in 1868 than
the year previous, owing totte war. Tho per CEN
tage Of attendance In the State Schools is emily 63
while in Philadelphia 1t l. s4,4-
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30

IV-A SCENE on THE IcE.-Pe' haFs so many per-
sons before had been congregatod on the bo-
som OF the Susquehanna, assembled on Sa'
turday last The weather was moderate, and the
broad expanse of ice between this place and North
cumberland, extending several miles, and which EN-.
braccd hundreds of yf the finest skating, was
covered with, some three or four hundred per-
most Of them skaters from this place and North
berlapd. 1t appeared liked social Union of the
two towns, represented by ladies and gentlemen in,
perhaps, equal numbers We observed that many
of the fair daughters OF both places, hal acquired
degree of skill and activity their skates that will
in another year, rank them accomplished eknters
As a general thing, We think skating comes to tho
laiies as naturally as dancing and the pcstty Of mo-
tiOn can be as beautifully exempfed by them, on
the ice, the floor Of the ball room. Even girls
Of six or eight years take to 1t as naturally; as
duck TO the water. Skating has become an insti:
tuition with the ladies, and ii will flourish nctwiih-
standing the illnatured criticism Of old fogies, whose
pccuiinrites OF vision sometimes leads them them to
double, or ut least more than their sober sided
nei ;bors.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
Il * d M T. Ee d II z =.
NAPOLEON COUNSELED TO WITH
DRAW THE MEXICAN EXPEDITION.
Warlilkc Speech from the King of
Denmark.
ARcuDuKE MAXIMILIAN>ACcEPTs THE OFFER
OF THE MEXICAN THRONE.
New YORK, Jan. "a.

NEW YORK, Jan. "a.
The steamer Etna arrived this morning,
with Liverpool dates OF the 9th inst, via
Queenstown on the 7th.
The English news 10y this arrival is unim-
portanti
The Etna reports having passed the steam
er City of New York on the 9th, OF the
Bell Buoy, bound in. Also, passed. the
Australasian for Liverpool, eight miles west
of Fasnct, and ON the 9ta passed the Clio
for Liverpool.
The French Corps Legislatif have intro.
duced several amendments to the address To
the Emperor, expressing greater sympathy
with Poland, and declaring il expediont to
recognize the Poles us belligerents.
The report of the Cummittee on Supple
mentary Credits, asked for by the Govern
ment, warns the Executive against danger
Gus enianglements, and unanimously advises
that an end be put 10 the Mexican expedition
as soon Ms the interest and honor OF France
will permit. The committee close their re-
por: 10y proposing the adoption OF the sup
Elementary credit bill.
The King OF Denmark has issued a spirl.
ted aud warlike address To his army, calling
on them 10 Uphold the honor OF their eoun.
try by force II necessary. A Copenhagen
telegram says about fourteen thousand mcn
OF the reserye have been called out.
The report that mn English aud French
fleet Was soon 10 visit Copenhagen Is contra.
dicled, but the fact that the English. Chan
mel fleet has been recalled home, lends some
color 10 the statement
The German troops In the Palitinate show
continued activity. The Olhciai general
correspondence" of Vienna, cautions the
minor German States against preoipltato
action against Denmark, and warns them
against carrying out any attack. II Is nc
ported that tbs excitement IL Increasing
throughout Germany, la Vienna there il a
general belief that war will ensae In the
spring,
The report that the new King Of Greece
bad len Athens Ia despair oi Tegulaiing the
confusion iaere cAlsllng, l. nat eonhTins,l
The Tlu.Gs u suspicious of the ultra paei
lealioa of AapnIeun, and SAYS that such
line of eonduel is more than any ether
favorable ~ freneh ambition, .nd u ~ 40
sassas sls Essalssl vsy ss ebl.la Is-le. Il
would "a Lsllsf " flaRcs shnald emplny
hgg luhusnee Ia tnlltasosinH ~ ch,ek ils
suislslal passloHs sh.ch ass ulglog essmanY
laio naT whlch nusi lfiDfs lAng sweep
lsso i,s eFsgwlienlng voF'ss sftis Po~es
T. tsfags
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
From ryorsI. Cnreyin a.

BosToH. Jan. ga correspondent Of the
Traveller, writing from Newbern, N. c.,
states that Information had reached there
that call had been issued at Raleigh for a
State Convention for the purpose Of seeding
from their allegiance to the Southern Con.
federacy.
The writer says that Governor Vance and
nearly every leading man of North Carolins
desires to return to the Union. He also
says:
AN army of 5000 men, under General
Hatler, could march to Raleigh, take pas
session of the capital, and free the State
from the rule of the traitors in one months
time. Snch an army would receive an
enthusiastic welcome there aud all along
the line of march. So say men who know :
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-30
OE'IsA7sE MEsssT
BROWNS NEW
N2ctNi.E'OIs E.aIap Chimney.

- The Chimney lor which iAe keroscne-Oil
using public have 50 long been in need, because
|. IT STANDS FIRE" Turn M the blaze till
it issues from the top of he chimney, and keep It
up as long as you plcasc-TGE GLASS NUS 4 b.El,K :
Try it.
?. 1t does not become black or disEgurcl should
the lamp incidentally smoke. Is shorter than the
common chimncy-loss liHblc to acoiden,-and more
convenient for carrying about the bousc.
3. Il it rot easily affected by sudden changes Of
emperature 20 out of doors into tho cciier. sum
mer or winter. with the lamp burnirg--dont FEAR .
the chimney viii not disappear in fragments
4. The top can be jnssi,uv rsToyCd. Cn3 the glass
wiped perfectly clean in moment. U,thoHi UJit5rg
and without danger of breaking the glass.
b. One outlGsts '@H cOHih'oN oaimjcgN. Try it Cud
you will no other. For sale ia
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