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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-05
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1tdtta Far Ginganpsrer aaa M~eiienos.
EaErEHagniS Ong 3ett, 0eL1 Il. ga~tterss'E8
- s3lf esg4 he IS.
SAsf6sacres tt1tS 61tCsS fSeer60s1
no6 alleu Egetlen bes MeaRHf
mses
ga efer8burg anp Marietta, ocec 8sapoos,
GDbseltag gu0 GoIuu1Dns.
Ole eusfernune bon 1atttmDre nGc5 anen ItstIsn Ses see.
Rens bar Der. Staaten TT auf Stsffr Ea5n tar8er, ais 6bsy
BbtIabelpbta, Ren~D0rt ocer auf ttaeuo elmer Gubestn Route.
gnt9renteN, Meld5e It'd Der Baltimore nn6 Chs. @iiers
eabnA beoleneu, rpsrotn nit b~eufeIbtu 3d8en utb gDdaen BE.
Sresttl ME 6te @afa9ere etltcr EIaie, mel4e nasAr ais 6es
EoppeIte aabItn. 1'C 9H Dy.
Die aDassn bteIsr Iatn VaSen s~epo!aerte @lSs, rsrbea sus
9eaatStH erleuhtet, TIM SDtnter gebetat, ntb es Ulto oH HaGs.
steTen Ertttrants ccrabret@t, tur5uut 60 tit fir Bic 8e9ReFa.
gut o6tSer Datn fasren 6e Au8tpa1oerer cut 6s G9ns1fs
9no Dtut9tts, lie If bte etust9e Balm III Sc
. e. y oafeT, meIhe nnGnberer 1T Ctr
2@ stlt19erIestbrotrt. Aue Gnberen Sa9nen BE-.
lgtOSEn noQ isaatsF OtettRi3en, DeI9e In Die E~sretaistss
StG9tsn etnpaneern, nit bsu loaslGaten Gatarantet. 3aeea.
%nopenoeEeF DEe9itln aGf btefer Eaen bic g9aaef p1kreab
per goasea Nstie Sa Baltimore mad Etuctunatt aur ana
s ara a1 snr, Gsr S Tpa. StIese. spti@en Baltimore uaO 81
stads 9tilsthnatt 9elengt man aai bleIer 5aba In s6 @tuu6ep
Hua9 ct. 9ouis uth S6icGspi tn Gaosr, - ~
Jeber gafia9er aat Loo Bjunb Gep6a fret. afnbsr soyA
SS IL So9rsn 6eia9lsa bas6en Srsts. Rtnbsr uates / 3abres
Oas gepa& ssSt Iai! ben gaaasiereA un5 Commit nNt tbass
"a ales4er Sett an BEN GeittrnIaunesDrts an: cir Ssh.y -.
eait stas oeI9siuieata aber fem gePa& bts sr beu Eft bsy
5gaisrtu1G. 800
Dtati9tggeattn tus Gil bec p.r,At4ben,n a,.,tao
nen Der Gabn %angefeat, I'm Gin paa6erer az ~snpfauscn uns
NH t9ren 8epd6s rcttr 81 %Cst5rbe:n. DIsfsS 1T Gus Z,
bostasii, Sen teine aE6fre SatI bistes.
ssanEpretfg p13 gS1lsiut0rx s4AM,s
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49, NEt OEI0u0stsM ASnnEutBudp az,
&lnranberer unb ~Ofetfenbe ioGten Ie5r bcrf@tig iein
sbe fe i6re Ginetts taufen nnb iOGten ~bieielben nur in
benz 8arean bes u~uter3ei@neten angefenteu gsenten
taufeu.
Dieient9en, trel9e in Baltimore anfomalen, perben 4
o9ne S&wierisfeit 8tGetts fir biefe einie Seri1afeu fSn
uen, inbem Der dseut Der rDent1@en @~eIeGI@aftS Bel
t3rer Ganbuns i9uen ben unterteiGueten aseuteu ~pprieGen
orb,
ans wsitere gusfnnft uub Saot5 e~rteitt uneutaelSlis
9a &sS. q. $siikensaasa,
r4.t 1ensTst~ Es3sssr sen Issnt 0r s~ai&sssss. So
GtFc-agssh2g.
rsrra~ reg So az TS - =. 80 E r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-05

W Sine pbnfTpIos,fde 2iniTGt BON Der Gbc.
GntbGlt nabe;u 800 Geiteu unb $50 i@Sne Supfer unb
AbbilbunSen aur Gnatomtie Der G'ei9le9iscrsane I'M ses
lunben unb tranfen 3uffanb, nebtt etner AegancIirS tber
SuaensfebIer unb ibre betlaseuSpertBen Wirtunsen auf
@eit unb aSrper, nebft Der neutrality-suspicious. teS
W~eriafisrs, Der eiusiseu SernanftsemGsen unb erfolsreiten
6eilort, ME aus Rem 9eriGt i6gr ~bebanbeIte Sale bers
sorsebt. Gin ~pa5rbafter ~GntPseber fir Ser5eirotbete unb
6eirut6slufise, pelGe i3peifel iiber ibreu fbpfl@en gu.
iaub besen. g6irb sesen @iuienbung BON Is Gents in
gcfnrarfeu. cSer FortppapierseIb pprtcfrei OH iebe GereHe
Serf9idt. Aereiitre Or. Ga Grpir,
~T1apr-il gc 81 Maibea Sane, gIbanr, O1g.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-05
4 Baltimore utlD Sbiu
EuenbQhu.

sgNsS @fSAS@5gM %~A4&t$sS WI IUU &~UAu
GdenbQbu.
Sm u. MAD @onntas, 10. NpriL werben tSsIiG Q 4Hae
mad ~g8Beeliu0 unb partersburS un1 Elm 3us mad Erebe=
rad ebgeben, ME frlst:
Pof5uS tastiG (ScnntoSs ausSencmmtn), gGprs 500
GrpreBsnS td9li9 Nbenos 9 u6r. ge
8e5e 3tge 0~erbinben I'D an S5ichns NIT anen BIS,y
sea pefIi9, uDrbpefli@ unb iiibtpeftIiG. NJ
Der 3us mad 6reberiG sebt tIsli@ bon Baltimore nm
$50 Sfa@mitta9s uuh ben greberid 700 Napraeus,
SouutaSa ausgenpuln1en.
Ser 3us mad &Iicrtts Nfias se5t bon Baltimore
92prsens um s 20 unS 9.15, unb Wd@ulittaas ]. 20 NIB
4.45, uub Don gIicctt's Ntins Wlrrsens TAO unS HOO
gnb 9ta@HIittags 2.45 uaS 500.
9laG BaIbingtpu.
a6sang bon Baltimore mad Wafbingtpn Mcreens S.45
700, 900 nnb 1000, NIB NaGm 8. 80, 4.45 unS 1850.
Souutass uGr DtprSens um 3.45 nnb 200, unb gfads
ulittass mn $50. gb9an9 BON Qgai6ington Wsoraets
am $50, 1870 u. Ills u. gtadm. mn 800, 4.s0. s. 30
$50. Spnutags nIr NtUrseus nm 7.3O u. Naturittoos
500 Il. 1850 9iur Der 2te unb Ate 3ua bon 9oltis
more unS bet erite uns 0ierte 5u9 BON @ofbirotpp
6alten al alen Statipuen an. Der atpeite unb fe&Ae
3us BON Baltimore nnb ber FINITE 3us BON WaI5inoton
fG nit benz Innapotis=3uae
Beseu adberer Gnsfunit unb 3ilete ieber Wrt menSe
fG an 3. &. England, assnt In Der sta
oSer an bic Eidet~Oftce.
Us. q. g mItt GraaSpor tmeifer
J. Jt. 9 ole, General@49ent. (Jan6jD
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WtAtis fur RetfenDe-

OBtdtis FIR S~fetfenDe+
abgame Der Gtfenbnba3iss.
Wa9 Wafhtuetsn
gcruittoas 3 AS 700 900 urn 10 ubr.
NaGuittag8: 3 80, 4 As uno 7.50
5cnnta98 i'm, 3.45, 9 ubr Wtprsens uub
$50 gta6ntittags.
0On 8aibtn8tOn
8ormtttues: $50, 7 80 Ills.
9tatuitta88 ;. 4.3o, 5 20, 7.So. uuo
$40
6pnntaas nur, nm 7.30 MorQers uno 3
nnb $40 NatmA tags fir Baltimore, Inn
500 fir BbiluOeIpbta uno $50 far Ne'p<
gort.
Ro6 II oils.
Bon gultimsre Z 8Ormitta8s u. 4s45
aGmitta9s.
Ra6mittas8.
Rad @umberlanb, Bbeettn9
IL. i. u.
8cffsua @crsens 8 20 Win.
GrprsBsu9 Nbenps 8 ubr
Nod Greberid d.
4.30 Nadmittu9s. -Nb8ong pon6retetid
7 16r Mpreen8.
Rad 0arrtsbura u. In.
Qrlsu9 8 1br 20 aRin. Mcrqen8.
@rpteB5us 9 llbr 80 Utin. Nbenba.
Qccemcooticn 3 nbr Nadmittags.
8Un 0arrtSbur9
fommen tie i3Hgs in 8altimsre al YOlt8ug
$40 Nahmttta98.
@rpreB3uS Z ubr Mcr9en8.
Accommodation 1850 Mor9enS.
Seunta98 9ebt nur Der @rpreB3ue 8 nbr
: W2in. Nbears.
@ou Bolttmpre mad Dbtlos
oelPbta &C.
s nbr 40 O1iu. 0Rprgen8 polt3as.
9 y 40 y TO. GrpreB3u1.
1 10 Witta85 Dc.
4 So 50 Nahm. Yot3u9.
25 y atsnOs @rpreeBus.
On pbi1abetpbia IT'D d . ala
ttmers;
4.30. sos uno IL ubr gortn. ane $50
aub 11.3O Nadmitta8G.
9cnntaas 4 80 Born. 1880 Nbenbs 2
Dad 8 # : 81 or9lanb.
ytud Union 8rirse, (iiber @eituiniter)
}eben bic 3i0e td9lid 100 MOrgenp unc 3
Nadmttta9s.
8on untcn Bridge unn 5 uno $50 8pr.
mltta9S.
Rad Sort M t um Npr.
elf
9eben eie Ddmpfbocte ieben Na9niitt1s 4
ubr BON llnion Ord, SUP Der gpncotpltr.
al
Rad Iem ntown
gebt Die @ferpe GiIenbabn BON z llbr gRo +
gems bis 5 l1br NadmittaBS ltanptia pcn
Der Gde @nipr unb @aIitr.
RG6c, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir
Mu8lGnOer, d1loere NpIIma6Dten
Iprie aue Arten eeri6tlt&er DStuntentt persen nit ersse
Srrefdlt gu btuisen pretieH tn neiuer Office aussefrtiat
Urrauf i'd has beut6t putIttum DEFENDERS aufmertIdna
MADE.
TbpmasR Rt&
(sSanS) T~tsntIt6er Nptar, go, 81 9 eE
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NOrOlide GentraI GiIenbabu
a~ser6nnerfer 9nhrufnn

25erGnDertec HanGpIda El1ts
0G0 peM Weten NIB R prben.
&3tnter-EGtr%tos. 4nr@ .nsTe
an uio mao BEN Is. gfr1. perben bic 3u9e out bieIe
8abn in uaGfclsenber gEeiie erpebirt t'
3Ilge nDrDnatte.
gOf3ua sept nm ............ - uBr so 9aiu. Born.
@ePrss5n9 .,:..f!t...".-.....9 n 30 n a6enbs
parrIsoar9 ACCOMMODATION. .......3 Wlittae
Barton -as .....7.2 Wlcra. 40 yaobrs
318e l&DD6rts.
Pof3Hg scuait an um $40 gsadn.
%tPFeE5u9 Vprtn.
parrt8bur9 &ccomooation. .Il,50 g3prtu
BARTON ....8.3O gcrm.. ?. 90 Mbeuba
Der ein5ise 3l9, wetGer a1 Sonntaa aboeEt, III Der
G~rpreS;ua nm 8 u6r so gPaI. 4benbs.
Der mn $50 abenbs a~bgebenbe @rpresaio tpirb mr.
an ~foI9erSeu iabli1 ron Sarrisbnrs ~seIeoeten g3urffen
%anBalten: geib5oron9p, DGrf, 9anoSer 5unctipu, @Ies,
mont, Porfton, Qtonttou, @6aubersbur9 unb @odeps-
0tGe. - Is4 h@ ~
Der Pofsns sebt taSli9, aaSseuommen sountaas. -
Der @rpre53u9 foului. ta8liG, aus9encutn1eu u~Iputaas.
Bafiagicre fir 3nii9enfotipneu ioIteu ben Sarrisenro
uab BARTON Gccomrbatirus5ng nebHen.
qpit< nuS &rpreBtise ffe9en eenau in @er5inbuna mil
Der Bennipl1anlc Central @ifenba5u in 6arri8bura fin
Otttsburg, @Iepelomb, Columbus, Gtnctup
natl, 9nDiauapolis, Turt ggapme. @bieaap
pqb allen %lasen bes SrOBen gEefeus, l0wie gu @Imiro
nit Der Nep 9ort grie g~tIenbabn naeS alien Wrasen i'm
n6rbli&en unb tpefIi9er 9eo Dprt. o
a6eSen Ga9rbiaets unb anbeter eenGuea umb pertasIi,
zen Iu8fuuft 6eliete man fS an bie 8iQet=Offce in be,
&albert Station, &Ge cen @aISert- nub lrontlilhr., IN
nenoen. ~ t SD q faNo6 u
.sl5sH 3. ". 3 3 arrp, 3ail.
Gen. Sgpt. er gtSrbt. @entral6a5n.
gb. 9. gOung,
Gne. Ora9t@ i BofagierzIpeut.. Ncp5fi
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@edten inportirten 8erliner Ritmmel,
Nedten impprtirten Opppelz&ummeI
lppts 3Stbwsin. Detereta, Mabetra, Gberrs u. |. 10. SFert
Ju Staieen gretisH
buGr6BIpd
26iunS ia QSntarbfr, nnbe GtafleSf,
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9%1leOi6ini)C0e AlSei0en.
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y E ilmmg Der 3rnhfuht,
meId,e aud, uht1e NEiGe,t Sea yrittsra osS5,ehs,

t~tmfeDlbare
s. eilmmg Der Srnhfuht t,
tpelbe aud, pbne asilien hs grirters sefNeben
fam.
STR Setlunsi wtrS S%aruatirt.
$50 A-. @ Or. GermGnn @5ufttber.
Aastniass 9epDt fur Baltimore Bet %. 9 eelba6'
9tp. ASS g6eit=8altintprehr.
;Sn WaPinstOn bet 5, ae1pws iii II. Co., so sOl gsnn-
islsania @oeone. tgebrs-3@tt)
24Stdbtte fir Setoen0eI!!
NrDfeflDr 2puie @unbramjS
'sM ireltberlRmte
Slutrctnteunes= nto SGbfibrunosz
." RrGuter
rerlrrene @~eIunbhcit wiecerbersu fenen, fprte, .menn seitte
.8enrmmen, 8rantb item gu %OerRaten. DielsIben fnS iet
uber en
@ierteliabrbunbert ibrer 6eitraft peqen
tn Deutf@lunb rabmlidt betaunt unb sea6tet. uns 6uben
It'd aud bier felt ben Iesten bret Sabren einen loltSen STU
erporbsn uub etsnen f4 ~belUnbers sur
Sellun9 bDSiuilli0cr uno ~DnrtndceNcr
SranfDcitctt,
utb ipute Wiernan6 bic Scfnune, eebeilt 3u trerben, dufs be
'rbne suvpr biefe betliamea 8r6ater su perlu@en. Dte Srdus
ter mercen bn mir
a1 brett BON 0eutI6[ano
irnpprtirt unb erapfeble tb t~ielelben trtneenb rheinen wertten
sin' sas elm s seser e%e Ssr s,n1 @sDi Sasss ni pa '9 l rsft g sr SSist
gents ;ufrteben Inb ME mebr Dbne bielelbeu fein mtrb.
Sees Sarntlie plte tets baSrn I'm 9aule baben benn aud
BET 8tneern III bic r~pbltbdtige gStrfHng eieGer Rriuter pabrs
BAIT nberraf6enb.
.Ote Er1uter itnb ;u baben tn Esad
Ntuen ODER NulDern, la
te mad g6nnf9 unb bnben F5 bel frleeneeu 6ranf6eiten al
~beionberS betlidm erwefen, ais;
ufagentrampf, 6dmcrrbptben,
Darmbe lhwtreen, Druien,
@efhwulf, Werfppfung,
Gidt GbeumattsmuS,
Gngbrufttsfeit, Nus3ebrunt,
9ufen, 8ppf. unb 3abnreb,
frebsfhaben WunbIperre,
Srdune, Iueentrantbeit
S9nupfen, 8erIhleunune,
Wertenibpade,
2un9enentsinbung, Malern,
-a Serppbeln, Banbnurn,
nterleibsbelAper QBa1eria6
Z N Grippe, 6pltt
Nptbe &ubr, Rrdbe,
SaljfuB, Sppbttts
&dltt 6teter SdItdus1hl1ee
uno allen Grdnfbetten,
pel6e aus cerbGrbenem elute entfprtnaen.
D1s Bud bdruber nit pielen 3engutnen aebeilter WerIpnen
iptre pom mir pprtpfrei af gDunIh an ieoe Nrre1e berlanbt,
fOpte teSe 9epunibe Iaetunit nuf brteFt6e Anfraee germ
ertbetlt.
SuIius Dienelt, Dentth
Mleranbria, ga.
a~leinieer Meent crn prpf. gDuntram's RrGuter
Meeijinen fir eanj Nmeritd.
Die S~anptd9entmr fir Baltimore
beItnoet Th In Der 9uGbdntlune bpn $. &. & g. @enutes
b duien, Np, IS gef prattfr, unb fine faelbft bas Bud
irnpbl, ais aud bic 5etlnitel Su bdben.
~ Sn Waibinatpn 3u BADEN BET W. .. 9 wt6le,
ha~1O az ,toA snrIhIN VI npuue r (64, N RnA
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Var &uIIerS nne Reftaurateure.
afats Statfde Setetlat Burt, fduer etnetma6
. mtaretr unit RrauteT & az, sd
ftrae. 5atbeIIeu. 5arttnts, semi In oerf6is
tfs1 pa6unatn btuiat In b~tltsbtaen Ouautitdten tfi
IBtbet K WtfbsIhp
$40 81. Neitinprehr
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BON Sarrnen unO GO~ttuses6urmlpts BON 5 Mder @rDBe
IS erne r.

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AaDad<San FUR 3uferrpbr, fpwte fir aae 6elb< unb @artenfru
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Wnc Rrdnfheitp,,

YMe &ranfbeiten
an Iabrnen @Itetern, WutterI6pdde u. r. ~, fientGt Al
|turtreR fnA, ~ersen tn 5 Eaeen aRf bas Mnnberpplfe, beFsF
|benn ie, irteter ~bereeHeat BON
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ts6az%t ; S4O WRRtberyp-nabe prppletpnfr
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5E 1gTa4q g Gjus
&leas sEe a1t 111 2gA tG Ill xetieH
l9li!? dsesse
1855 esaGs 0gs D SicesEsgst ka, @e$kfa BE gIuiEGasgtst
a5 ess HggsEsTa @Rasra: @GsSgysfreet Dspnf @{eEferr
ssIt bets 6tgstesaa ~GefSEettt. Sic Nesn Eit:ef tatnrd ssx
S atsaiGreaten ssasE 8E6fEFen @prtFttI, sis tsetst
zine anttFs s3aln, GaG IL &c axz IS Msststs kaF,s~ SIS lsSf en.
bsFs Eapa na1 s~aasTatsn El6san, aEsi
SItt8ourS, QlepeEarby Detrpit, yort Mannt,
6hscagp, WliiilDaaFee, UaleuQ, Dubuque, 6 /.
%oui, SIod 9e!ano, gurLsaafcn. S6ago gifa
70 Etr0sa bssessa sts mia sat Slprtseen GsntspI ID IN esbtr,
psa s,sTiraea - Stansea fyGHeg ais biz estt Gnbesu Satres
]sghinsss eest siasFs gss. sp4. pssssn { SeaI ssnle:s 81.
Asa4en eaoet G~T1sasteI!s GHs Eahn sssES 6ggd Der f&fnaei
s4s.i gSa 9f!o. Dts gaase 9atfsfpsns ron ttsg 5s 9biaeef
asgt Sit bkn g~adaetsrez au beH Esessssmprefssf.
N1oN @refltGe, Ddhfca, cincinnati, 9nnt1s
uap6Lis, Q~DuiSDiIle unn est. Qeuig
mesSsa sFeafaus gsFasEtte ~bef6saega ens III isv espa.
stta c westsse Neutrality-suspicious. tttcGsgt. Die gnHssitss
nett gast aeEl ) Nsts, rber G5enbs 10 tiEt~ 8ra Na@ aGsr
ssefl,&fs sIaEea gstSa SpEe ~antsEStgs a~sf3ffesifa IS rasttft
nar9JtsEs1sssjtstts wfsbsa sfsgesFt ID hsr Sfgsf lee WesnsFF
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6flss Fs. a Gtls~&tsssi. sEaS s@sist~ @aeaft.
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nn6 auSaemdb1te 8anDl6kc

fn No0 g UrNt no $50 GIB &te an SaAfnabtn Der @SmuSy unite 3uItennapunfb
HaIA 4tngrmm eStutreT SnaBnbSasnIgSdn<u nb Sbfsann>@ntasn ubs Weller aaterr
OHetI1er UNI EeleuG Nna9en umD .Nerbehrungen jun drehen @phbde Der beimbnr
umr fre. Nufpabl ub umtM ben reafen unb sGmfslRn Observation-Disclosures bel n-
nahtGen@ IhahhnaenMn 5 Biz I'D GpQa8 - -
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

this srtele for sas same year, VIZ: 1859, was
SIS, ,9O6,5i7 worth, Oh which an al UalOrsm o1-
port duty Of 100 Fef cent. would yield AZ equal
amount. To which could bs added a five hun
dred par cent. al rai1rsn on tar, pitch. rosn
and turpentine; the exports of which for iH6J
we're Sl.959, ,642, and which would produce
S9,si5,2l0"
There is only one slight little objection to this
magnificent sehons. IL ID all truo 50 far as the
arsurnent coca. Gotten can DO what is prePo-
se1, but it is more than prsbablc that the souih-
ern Csnfederaey Insy nssd some little amount
Of cotton for the discharge of its own obligz-
tons and as almost all the tobacco and every
lock of American Cotton il raised in tho South.
it might have been nell enough to have con-
suited Us little as - whether We would allow
them TO take it and appropriate it as eentem-
plated. That seems sH,tls to- easily taken for
granted.
But seriously, this does serve to illustrate two
things Enthusiastically. The North il already
bankrupt. Her fneRciers can devise no way
Of paying her deki. They have No ce-tsia rev
emu. from any article of export. Corn and
wheat depend toe much upon the European
crops.
Another is that the Democrats we're very
much in earnest when they said through ltu-
Clellsn that Union was the only eonsition ot
peace. They feel, and All sensible men know
that without reconstruction they are irrevoca-
bly, lost. They have u basis of national wrAlsL.
They must suck tho liieblood III The south "
die Expert duties On our products mas! not
only pay Northern 1abt8 incurred in chsztisiE Y
Us for oar treason, but must ba aad- irci0en-
tally to protect Northern manufacturers and
bloat up the wealth Of New Erglsnd again
Those no thought Mcclellan AID LIS sup
porters secretly resolved " recognise liz South,
recNoned without their host. They were III
ready concoe.iugo mAgnifagl. scheme of plan
der, to be put II practice just on the heels Of
yeconsiIuction, and Lad nothing else but recon
s.ructiou to losk 10 on the face ef Tho es1.h.-
Southern eoston and tobacco, and the consesuen,
protection of New England inieres.s vas 20 get
them cut OF bad scraps
Appropos Of this, we have q Confederate dsb:
to settle, which soHa- Ot our f-le4. cilzrps rear
may not De SO good some d-y. We cymmazd
all thos. of little fa!.l 10 Ills Yankee estimate
We are Lot sure ourselves tisi i is lie best
way Of securing eur Southern ceLt, To- our re.
SOURCES are quite varioss, sa5 WI -gs much IL
cIaed TO free trade opinions Nevertheless Il
va chose 10 Uss our c9t-on ana tobacco taia
way, here We hayo he Authority OF the sHen1y
ss .0 lis efEc1ey.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

TMz NORTHERN DEBT-WHAT TIL EYRE
GOING TO DO ABOUT IT.-The cool impudence
Of the following is refreshing. It would do TO
wrap aroand a sherry coblsr of = sultry day
Ia fact we do not remember ever to havo seen
any thing cooler. Bat that we know the poor
fellows are sinking and grasPing at strays. we
would taks it for splendid bit Of waggery.
This is The prospect for paying tho northern
aebt, gravely set forth By the Raitpay Record
a Cincinnati paper, AID published with high
encomium By the Boston Post, a Mcclellan
Journal. Listen to him!
The plan proposed is f rst to raise q revenue
On cotton, as thus:-
II: has become thoroughly demonstrated
fact tha. IN part of tAe world can cotton be
preducsd oither to compete with, or take the
place Of the American staple While this is tbs
case sure asarket is open for American cotton.
At any Teas0Bsbis pTics st which il nay be
thrown upon the market. Then what Is the
1ev.nne that could be RAISED from cotton. Ths
eNporis OF cotton for 1860, he year prior to the
r. bellion, was l,747, $50 lbs. at average
value Of ten ana eighty-bYo bEndredtAs, er q
Ittle less than II cents per pound, producing
in the aggregate Slyl sos $50, or in round
Members two hundred million dollars. With
the demonstrated e&peIiehee resulting tIom the
war il cannot new be doubted that cotton will
eas;ly bear AZ GG rGisTsHi export tax of least
ore hundred per cezt it not more. The cotton
used ia our oHn country should be free from
Tax. which would be enormous protective
tariff 10 home manufacturers for home consump-
tiON: afJd 10 meet the argument that II we had
cotiop frse at home while that we sent abroad
was taxed, therefore they would not need our
cotton. but would take the goods, add 80 or as
per csntunl 0d Ual0reRs to all cotton manuiac-
;ured articles exported, and the foreign mans
iactaIer could then compete for foreign mark
els, and would have 10 take our Gotten and pay
the price in gold or its equivalent. sHpposing
our war debt should reach S2,506, ,0UO,vt0, it
could thus be cancelled in twelve or thirteen
years by tax On this ono article alone, and'Eu-
rope, Asia and Africa would have to pay it.
here are some othsr articles which Europe
hss to buy OF us, iTom which large proportion
of the interest on cur public debs could be OBJ
tained. One is cur tobacco. The exports of
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23
CASo5 BEGkDs. Tx Cav
CABF jASU, I-U lEEGIfo.Y,
November I5. 1&g+
E4i.8r IfT4rli.Fa9a IlLerrag6. .

LEItor Washington Telegraph: >-=
In your i=rla ul lh= .Lt la-t., i1 a1 ar-
ucIe c0rar .tllltlry lo big een Il and
Waus oi tts Indian Dis;ne., ,c-1rs iH-
fgIIow!r- Ill-G=ga. tlfe tales ass Wy,
Owed LIis lave uri!Iaut ez--dlgl.l ta
ah.ch, iu connection Erih le1. can.
vith fl--e of about .5JJ u.cn. ~ rar
/ turad the largest. aal iluzt valuable Lraln
I that has bee captured this side Of the
7 Mississippi river, ,. css this ehief.ian, 10
tas l-st rlak WI TsrrI-Ts."
N such ua5 BEEN tH4 tenor rf lha major
\ ;-q y. pre5, Gut-er- nd fhis stEilr, vh5Ca
4 hsva seen Ills paragraph, I'm i-lr.iea-
7 tI3a. lscrllez t1 G-a. Mals lle chiei
7 ui.ns-.Aaut aud credit w tae expedition.
VI s-iig Gtr. GaGD'- BIare Ur lt!s l.u..l5s.-
g1 w " slrt P,Is.Ihs-ls. IN is an error
which does Etuas injustice tO lhe latter
II .ticar. aui winch h-a t'le1is have VERY
ainguiary uiio4ei t0 r-m1in lncl4r-cl4l
\ In tie lack X " fE-Plr person" i TvJ
Y WIFI kindly allow thy TIE necessary SPACE.
v Y Win give YOU briefly pEal kroa " Ue
lhu facts Iu The affair, ail then .eL JAe
N honor rest where Il iH due. 80 lar as tle
trogps of tAls District =re concerned,
vie her white Or red, L Is : superdulus
Y ;ask, wy tEgre is scarcely one Who could
withUut j smile, hear Geu. Waite spoken
VI a. Gem uani4r W The expedition. Bl.
such an impression has been made upon
thc public, by wat meaas 4 shall not s-1F
/ 10 consider, aad * i out justice 10 tne
\ Texas Bigsde Of tbis District, and its
ga.ians leader, tAat JLe ilcts should bu
\ 1nUw1 am far from visiting lOHey5I,
ta suts-raCt il the slightest fTuai Gen.
( Nalia'a weIl-e4rnat honor He il brave
aud faithful soldier and can weii 4Eard
,u ie. Lis reputation rest upon lis oEu
deeds. Bit w vur text:
About sbg wv of sept. ult., II was "
plrlod t5 Gen. Cooper tnat large train
4 O- the enemy's WAS 0n tAa r1ad l1 F0Els
/ Gibsaa AMI Smita Il was the inieaii0a
~ haYs sen, Gen. Gano X Intercept and
attack Il Immediately, but from various
causes he was unA5ie tO move, un.I Gen.
| Cucper was w th9 opinion that I'd Eas t5U
iata. Geo. Gauo, however, insisted thal
| he should IT, allowed fo gn, aud about che
| 10Th of Sept. received PERMISSION to nse
! his own discretion IL tie matter, and AZ
Min s,iOn that II he decided upOl going,
ecu. Waite h4d been instructed IVY tar
uish whatever guides w scouts Ae desired
w ben All WAS ready, Gen. Waite, huFev-
ar, decided upon Eolus himself, with i've
~ six hun1red Indians. The white
force Vas l,2JJ men. ana siz pieces Y
artillery. Ou the I4.h We moved. There
was Nv question wv rauk whatever, buE
| Gen Gauo, ~ matter Of course, took
The chief c0mrnand SUCH was tho un-
d4rstandiHg, und no ono i0uAci ;o any bu.
him. I'D the various emergencies MAX tha
expedition. In every 6ght tAe moFemrnis
were ordered and supervised ~ Lim
aHl OF the road, tAs order VI " areh, and
oven the details of camping. were AEral5 ~
~ by him, without the aliEAost question
ri hIs authority. At lae .i1na NJ dou6-
OF difficulty, were referred e his decision
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-23

BEFORE THE CRAsH-The wildes: and most
useless e1travagauce runs riot amongst the
Northern people. It is not the healthful result.
of business prosperity, but feversh reckless
ness of the future.
Drink deep to-night-to- morrow re may die
The New York " Commercial" gives table,
comparing tie imports Of French luxuries dur
ing the first seven months of 1853 and 1854
Il appears that those of silk tissues and ribbons
have nearly doubled. Wines the same Wool
len tissues, brandiss and other alcohols, porce.
lain, toys, aud pianos have each more than dou-
bled, Garancins four-lold (wbatever the deuce
that is y. Lookiag-glasses seventeen times
more Curiosities thirty times more. Artificial
flowers over quadruPle, Other musical inssru-
Bents seven tins as many and millinery eight
times
This is all the result of mushroom shoddy
wealth, and the unsettled state Of the country.
Ii is the opposite of the sober, Industrious hab-
It's of people who feel that their government is
secure, ard their property likely to be protected
to them and their children. It is the reyol Of
mariners before the lost ship gees dewn, and
kastens the catastrophe. All these things must
be paid for in gold. They have no experts
worth the mention. The crash Is as inevitable
as the decree of fate. Give US Lincoln yet a
little willis, and the end is sure.