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To All Who Use a Pen.
A GOOD GOLD PEN

Is always ready and reliable. and, if adapted tc
ths hand, makes writing pleasure, not q task
The beginner mskes mofe rapid progress Will
Gold Pen than with sny Other, ibecs,ase ths
same pressure always preduces The same rssuIt
and the proficient is better s,isiied with his i.
bor, because OF the uniformity Of his writing
aud theiease by which il 10 produced.
.E7 IN MAKING NEw Pkxs.
the subscriber uses no solder. The cold n, ,be
point IL brought To state Of fusion. when the
point sinks i"to it, and tho two become as cns
metal. enurs " lmperviuus TO, the sction of th~
acids IN inks. This can be done in MAKING pev
pens. because the gold Is more shsn three time.
as tnick n IS alter te pen 10 rolled 10 tho prop,
er ihlnncss of the finished state.
wHEN PENS ARE REPolyrKp h1tS.l
. solder must be used which will melt sooper
'nah me gold OF which the pen IL made. o,her-
wise the points will cu,i into rlobulsr fo-w !"
by tits procc The temper is T. ken o,s of ~ ~
he elasticity destroyed, and the pan sub;scsei ~
the sure process of corrosion. On ,he.e accn.,n,s
and knowing from lspg experience that rsno;n,'
ed pens can rarely give satisfaction, the subsc;h
ernest positively Retu.s tn Repoin, Gold Hsns
RErURN THE PEN =
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ANY one sending single' letter u.f =, INN .v".
wlil receive circular with fae-.iss.ls suernvl ,p
'"gsoi a,i ,he si7e' und psices- sss.l,
-. Address, A. MORTON,
ITO 10 Mailsn Lime, New York
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The Political Glass Board.

Politicians and dema gogues are be
gianins to figure and fuss over the com
ing. Presidential, election. Here is i,
man figuring for position in the army
there is one looking for lucrative pos
in the navy; yonder is one aspiring TO 8
seat in the Cabinet; while there is {
multitude clsmoring for places of emol-
ument in all departments OF the gov
ernment.
Il is one Of the mistorlnnes Of a re.
public. that SO much OF the old feeli nc
of aristocracy remains in the minds oi
the people; and that wealth and position
are sought for instead Of integrity Of
character. Hence the desire for fat
places, that the accumulation Of money
may give position in society. Would
that the simplicity Of the early days Of
Rome characterized us as people.
But the tricks Of politicians are dis
gusting. Honor has nothing to do with
their calculations in too many instances.
1t is place and profit they are after, and
these they will have il possible, regard
less of the meaas used in attaining the
end.
We have already said that Mr.. Lin
coin is our choice for President. We
think, on the whole. he has managed
with success and administered with wis
dom. notwithstanding bis blunders and
failures in some instances. as in the
nomination Of Delahay. The best Of
men will make mistakes.
But while NJ. Lincoln is our choice
il is to be lamen;ed tha, by virtue of the
very position, he occupies. he will be
constantly surrounded and bssieged by
az arMy Of "f.ic.-.e-herrs,i RS idvmagogavs
sua villains, whose very presence is an
offence 10 virtue. and mas, poison the
moral atmosphere where they breathe.
With such influences constantly opera
Ting upon and around him. i, is a mat
ter OF congratulation that the President
has remained so tue, committed SO few
errors, and guided affairs amid the
storm Of war with so much skin. II
The demagogues we're all dead there
would be little TO fear for the future,
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Kansas News.

The munlciple hight IN Leavenwortl
wakes fierce. Anthony is getting des
peraie, and the conflict may yet, from
his rasbness. result in contest more
bitter than words. Bullets instead o.
ballots may be used; but We hope not
Mcdowell appears to have the inside
track, with reason, facts snd fgues al
on his side. He Mill certainly win on
a fair race. Sad will be the day fol
Leavenworih If he does not.
The lndigs have gone over TIE State,
made their speeches and laid Mcir mires,
, an" l -! expect great results-nol SC
much from .'iiie Indignation of the peo
pie as from the ,rires Cute chaps
offices in prospect--bis pay and notl-
ing to do. No wonder they hurrah for
''ouy side
Ii the reports Of his enemies be true,
Gov. Carney must be the 'wealliesi
man living. He bought up the legis-
laiure. he has bough. up thousands oi
The citizens Of Kansas, and is now dri-
wing wholesale BUSINESS in buying up
the voters OF Leavenworth. One man
was offered 8 90 10 yo'e for Mcdowell,
says the Conservative. and refused to
sell. Now il there is single individ-
uai in Lsavenworth who believes thai
story, or that Carney or any one else
offered man $500 for his vote, he
ought to so to the asylum for idiots.
There is class Of papers in Kansas
whose editors delight to publish false
hoods. but never make corrections. All
OF these papers that We have observed
are bowling fraud. Ii there is no, bra
zen impudence for you, where will you
fud il?
DR.. r. c. Ear'e. formerly of Border
Ruffian nolorie,y, wen, into the REBEL
ion at the start--got tired and came
back to kansas-was arrested and for
some cause liberated. Went again into
the rebel service, and recently returned
to kicsapoo 10 sell some property there;
was hunted up and captured. and is
now in tie guard house.
On Friday night Of last week, Two
men went 10 the house Of Mr. Ellincer,
seven miles west OF Alchison, and under
false preiences gained entrance, and rob-
bed Mr.. E. Of $4,000 il money and
government bonds-all he lad in the
world. Oue OF the Williams was identi.
6eG sy him ih Leavenworth, and is un-
der arrest. The money la. not been
recovered
A couple OF ponies were stolen from
gentleman living in Wyando,te a few
nights since. traced seven miles and re-
covered from a man who had bought
them OF the thief. These Ihieving ope-
raiions are becoming so common some
OF Tie thieves will bring vengeance up
on themselves. if .hey do no, cease their
villiaDy. e,.s. J,.
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The Republicans of Kansas, and all
others who supper, the policy Of the
National Administrations suppressing
the present rebellion, will meet in State
Convention at Topeka.
On Thursdsy, April slst. 1884,
for the purpose Of selecting Delegates
to the National Republican convention,
10 be held at Baltimore. June 4th. 1904,
to nominate candidates for Preside nj
and Vice President of the United States.
The basis Of representation will lie
one Delegate from each Representativ e
District in the State. Primary meet
ings will be held in each Representative
District On Saturday. April i6:h, to Sc
lect' the above Delegates. .'Hs5
- CHESTER Thomas,
Chairman State Central Committee.
Sidney Clarke. Sec'y pro tenn.
In accordance with the above call,
and acting by Judge Days request in
his stead as. Secretary of the County
COMMITTEE, We name the following lime
and places for tie meetings in the sever
al Representative Districts Of The Coun
iy. We should hare called the Com
miltee together to consult On The subjec',
bu, the matter escaped orr notice until
i. was too late to do SO and give The no
,ice sufficient publicity. L'i
The hour for moe:.;;ug viii be two .
clock, P. D., on Saturday the 10Th ms !;
and the places for meeting as follows:
The 18th District. a, Oskaloosa.
The 90,h District, at Grassl.opper
Falls. n afIe5 Eq
The els, District, at Rising Sun.
J. w. ROBERTS,
Sec'y Co., Com.
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News Of the Week.

Kentucky has been divided into two
Districts. and Gen. Ewing assigned ,c
the command Of the western hall.
The rebels under Longs,ree, are re.
ported to be making preparations for an
extensive raid into Kentucky.
Hon. Owen Lovejoy. N. C. from H.
llnols. died few days ago in Brooklyn,
N. Y,
The war IN Europe is still progress
Ing. and Denmark is likely to be over
thrown. . a~
Frank Blair was used up in The House
the other day by McClung.his colleague
from Mo. Frank is in tigh, place.
Colorado. Nebraska and Nevada are
to be admitted into the Union as States
this year.
Six yearling calves belonging to Rev.
NJ. Rsbb. Boone CO.. Mo-, were killed
by lightning few days ago. as they
moved along in single Gle, on path in
The woods.
The copperheads have at last com.
menced their dastardly work in Illinois.
Undoubtedly this action, was planned
in concert with the rebel attack under
Forrest on Paducall. We trust eyery
copperhead ia arms win be made 10
stretch hemp:
A terrible afi'ray occurred at Charles
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Will practice in the Courts Of JefFsrsoa
Comfy, {, DIG ns''s zt'ii'''s s4i
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Several Recruiting officers are in this
County eniisting men for the service,
aud it is very desirable that those W no
80 into the army may do so under the
most favorable circumstances. We are
all aware of the demoralising ienden-
cies Of camp life. especially in the case
OF young men: hence the importance
Of throwing oil the safeguards possible
around those who 60 into the ranks =
These considerations have been too Oft
en- overlooked by those interested in the
welfare Of the men who offer themselves
in defense Of the country.
The Sixteenth Regimen. offers the
best inducements 10 this respect of any
one of which We have knowledge. Col
DAVIS We have known for more than
twenty years. He is most excellent
man. and purposes to care for The NOR
al welfare as well as the physical com
fort Of the regiment. He will never
see his men suffer it he can preven, it,
and will watch over them with vigilant
care and solieitude. Ii we were going
into the service at this time, we should
enlist in the Sixteenth A5se iia
Lieut.. Col. r. c. Huxr, who viii
have Oversight, of the drilling Of The
regiment, is one Of the best military
men In Kansas. He,is thoroughly posi-
ed in military tactics. and as we'll quail
flied TO train regiment as any man
that could be selected. He is also a
man of sterling worth and high moral
tone. ~
The other officers will be of the same
character-men Of known integrity w no
will do.:their duty faithfully. both to
their country and the soldiers under
them; and do il from high moral sense
Of The responsibility resting upon them.
II all the regiments in the service had
been cfficered rs the Sixteenth, the war
would have been ended long ago. These
men will not rob their country on besf
contracts and other speculaiions. to
make ihemselves rich. and to accom-
plish this end rrolong the var. Ii is a
sad pity that more Of our officers were
not men Of honor and integrity. who
cared more for their country ,Iisu lor
tht mselves. ALAS. that so many OF
item should grow rich of Of the blood
and tears Of the land. afs s
We say TO persons eniislipg. 60 to the
Sx:een,h. Il will be the banner repi-
mcni. We speak Of personal knowledge
Is 10 Col. Davis. and we know him 10
be tired and tue man. and that he
viii be attentive and kind 10 his men.
ana 10: ,rses them as dogs, which is the
case with too many who wear shoulder
straps. Az are the officers of regi-
msat. 20 vill b the comfort Of tho men
in . great degree. and Col. Davis. as .
man. stands in the very 6rst rank; as
an officer be will win the love Of ali
under his command.
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i : TEMPTfN0 CUP. DR. ZANE'S ANTlD0TE
FOR STRONG DRINK is a certain CURE FOR
DRUNKENNESS II creates dislike for strong
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Gen. Halleck hes arres'ed Gen. Rose
crsns' chief Of staff in Washington. ,un-
der an obsolaie order of tie War De-
partment-said to be done out Of spite
to Rosecrans. Halleck ought 70 be sent
to the calaboose himself.
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90 LOUISVILLE. March 20.
In pursuance Of directions from Gen.
Scbofeld. and in accordance with or.
ders from Lieut.. Gen. Grant. Kentucky 3
has been divided into two districts.
The Western District comprises all be
tween the Nashville Railroad and Cum
berland liver. under Gen. Ewing, head.
quarters on. the railroad. n, -,
The Eastern District comprises all
between the Nashville, R.. r. and Big
Sandy river. under Gen. Hohsoa, head !,
quarters in tue field.
The whole under command of Gen
Burnside; headquarters at present in
this city. -
That part Of Kentucky wes. of the
Cumberland river, belongs to the De-
partment Of Tennessee. aea
Ibe express t,sin which lef, Louis
VILE Monday morning for Lebanon. Was
captured by the gusr,illas. and two
passenger cars Of ihe train burned.
A guard Of seventeen Federal sol.
d'ers on the train surrendered without
hrins gun. This guard has been or
dered TO louisville under arrest.
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Counterfeit 500 Trearury notes are
in circulation.
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Order Of Publicaficu

STATE or KANSAS,
COUNTY oF JEFFERSON.
In the District Court of the First JuSicisi I,;.
tric; OF kansas, sitting in said Coauty of Jefs..
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etscrs @Hasms mnO fcinc 1trfadbe.

Qlu8 ben uils ppn peri6iebenen Guellea Su<
qebenpen 8eri6ten iiber Sigels Sperutipnen
iteqen mir fpl9enben ndberen 8eridt SuIammen.
Sigel8 Corps mar BARD Die gbienbunS Der
Geiterei inter Mperia gel6wd9t nproen, un0
es blieben ibm mn $4,000 0tonn, I'M ba5
3bal 9egen ben NnOrang Der &ebellen gu
ih%ben. Son bieien plirbe lpdter aberntalS
cine ltarfe Nbtbeilung inter General @rpotS
nab Dem laoneltlihen 8irginien beta6irt, I'M
Die 8irginiu uno Iennehee @iienbobn Su SER
loren. Gropfs fIbrte feline 0iiiipn 9etreulid
ans, mar aber niht i'm StanSe, Sigel Na6ridt
iiber iein 8erbleiben 3utpmmen 3u lalen, uno
Sigel, beiOrgt Inn GrprtS' Corps, ianote am
13. pber IA. cine Stpeite expedition alb, nm
9idbereS iiber GroptS 5u erforl6en. Die Sim
pDbner be8 5bale5 lino betanntli6 fat ale
Grj=3ebellen unO Die getreueiten aunol9oiter
Dec iaoli6en Nrmee. IS lit be5balb iebr tpabr<
iheinli6, OaB lie oen in iener gldbe nit betrd6t<
li9en Streittrdften itebenoen Sredinripse BON
Oieier neuen 5dmd6un5 Oes Sigeliden Corps
in &enntniB leBten uno pieier Die 9itniti9e Gez
legenbeit beniste, Si9elS Corps 5uriidSuordnz
gen. lebrigenS mub Der &f ein beiBer
uHU pE JtlGptItuSC lELUE ptDSulSIluE EtlUeItIt
fem, BENIN Der Spe5iaIzGprreippnbent Der 9iepz
Sort Sribune beri6tet bariiber am 16. pie
fplgt: General Sigel bate am Spnntag bel
Sem Wtartet mebrere @efe6te nit Dem 6einoe,
in pel6en elm She'll leine8 Commands ben pers
einisten Sruppen pOn 8redinriD9e, Smbpben
rnp g9Uls gegenlbertatp. Infer Gerlult be-
trug 600, Der bes Seinpes 1000. Si9el mar
ielbit an Der Spite Ieiner Sruppen unO Oirigirte
Die OperatiOnen I'M pi6teiten auselre9en.
StgeI gibt in ieinem 8eri6te an, CAP in 6oIge
Der langen-Q inie Der SrainS, tpel6e gu bei6lsen
mar, nidt mebr uls Ie6s 8egimenter nebt Ga=
paIIerie uno NrtiIerie in bas @efe9t gebra6t
peroen %tpnnten, luo baB Der Seino auBer ben
ibrigen Bafien9attun9en 1000 damn Snfan=
terie bate, DAP feline rlfgdn9i9e Semegung
nab Strabburg in o%pltommener Orbuun9 uus<
sefibrt purOe uno boB er babel meoer Material
nod Qeute p~erlpret babe.
Ct fiigte ieineln 8eri6te feline 2iite Der Ge=
%falIenen bel, bp6 miro beri6tet, baB OberitIiedz
tenant 2incpln POM "a. WtaIadulett8 Hegi=
ment perwunoet uno g%efangen genOmmen tpOr=
ben 1T.
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iiofeit, 8ieoerteit uno ipartaniiden Gtnfa6beit
zines Wannes pie Grant erlabmt Die pOlitiide
GSntrioue uno Giferia9telei, unp Sober miro
ibnt aerne inter Die glrme areifen.
O{Sqe aber AUDI bic Station ielbt Die uner=
I6iitterli6e 8ebarrlidteit, Stanobaftisteit uno
Gepulp ibre8 Selpberrn iid gum Muiter nebz
men nrb 9leid ibm burd teinen llnfal in ibrem
@Iauben an bea enbliden Sieg Der euten Sa=
6e, III ibrer s%eiltigen unp mpralilden Spring
truft unb in ibrer AufppferungSfdbisteit lid be:
irren laien I! Damn wiro AlIes gut merpen,
lei's iiber furS poer lang. (Su. ST.
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Sen. Grants ciferme Sc6arrlt6feit.

9as &rie9sglid lit launil6 ,tt1b Die Dem
@orriden unierer Nrmee ent9egenitebenoer
STANDARDIZATION Iino nod grpb. Nber Gines
ftebt feit: Grant miro ME na6lallen pber na6=
9eben, 10 LANCE nod elm gtbemSu9 in ibm lit.
Gr bat uidt MIR ben Mtutb oeS 26pen, lpnberu
AUDI Die unuermailide 3dbigteit uno @erbi1en,
belt Der 8uuoogge.
8Dn bemielben Settle lino wobl audi feline
Sruppen beieelt. unmittelbar Dor 8eoinn ieiz
mes iesigen Selo3ugeS ridtete Grant all einen
SreunO in Chicago Elm Sdreiben, Oas Die Oro<
nung iner8riuatanseIesenbeiten betraf u. benz
er fUl9enbe &a6i6rift beifi9te.
uOteine Nrmee lit in gutem 3nitanoe. Ser
truuen8pOq CLAUDE i6 mid auf 1e bel Der ArSz
fibrung meiner 8ldne p~erlaiien ss5u oirfen.-
Menn tie it3 idli9t, 10 miro ie ben Seinoen
ibres 9anDes rpebe tbun, pneri 3 femme bieOlen<
i9en niht,
Die grmee bat bieieS 8%ertrauen Grants bis=
Der ni6t getdul6t. uno er miro nit ibr INNER
wieber pprriden, ielbft tpenn er 5eitpeiligeNid=
ihIdge %erleioet. 9ieie eilerne 8ebarrli1feit lit
Is eben, mas ben meiiten anoeren 8unoesgenez
ralen, ielbit ben tapferiten, feblt. !6Ooter perz
3a9te i6On na9 benz eriten SdIa6ttaee bel
charlottesville. 3pientran5 blieb na9 leinem
gIdn5enoen Siege am Stone Giuer tiegen. @on
Bon WtcGlelan wpaen mir gar ni6t reben; Der
tparoe, ipenn er cine iOl9e 3eibe pom S9la6<
ten 9elhla9en bdtte, pie in ben lebten Saoen
Grant, peni9itens elm babies SSabr lieaen bleiz
ben nnb Die idmmerliditen &lagelieoer iiber
vUian9el an Sranspprtmitteln, uniformen.
66ubperf, Wunition" &C. ertDnen la1Ien, pie
er IS nab Der S6laht am Mntietam oetban.-
Srefeno bemertte grdiibent 2incoln, ols er
@rant8S tanobafti9teit lObte, eS 9ebe in ber9p@
tomacarmee teinen anoern GOmmanOeur, Der
ni6t na6 einem@ mpfang, tpie ibn See ber8un=
oesmadt am Srnneritag unb 6reitag bereitete,
ll9 iCfOrt pieoer iber Den &appabannpd aurIid,
eeapsen bdtte.
9rant raltet ni6t uno lamentirt AUDI nibt.
SelpelCen nno feit gebt er leinen g9eq 9to6oenl
'pn' Der prdliOent beim 8e9inn bes iebiaen6eloz
3a99 N elnem ber3li6en 8riefe far feline bisbez
rI9en Selltlll9en 9eoantt uno ibm Slid uno
Se9en 5I ben beporltebenben unternebmlnnen
9etplnlbt bate, erpieoerte er I6lidt unb be-
i6eioen: Ales, mas in Ieinen !Grdften ltebp
treroe er tbnn, I'm bic DTTentliden grportunoen
su erfIIen; er flble ii6 benz 8rdSioenten mn
Der 9OminiitratiOn tief perpfidtet; 9lllem. mus
er u~erlanste, iei entiprO4en pOrbeu; gientono
babe ibm ettpaS in ben 8es eeleat; iunoern
ollie ieien befrebt 9etpeien, ibn 3l ermutbioen,
gu untertasen unb gu ftdrfen.
8ir iino iberBeugt, bab berPrdiiOent uno iei=
ne Standardization ii6 bieies 2obeS AUDI ferne,
ndrotg matben tperoen. Gcr Der Inipruh8lO.
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Sine IpantfHe Gctpalttbat int Si0=
Mmertfd.

Spanien bat lid cine @~epaltbanplung gegen
8eru su S6ulpen tpmmen lalIen, welde io<
gar bus gprseben 6rantreid5 eesen Nerlfc III
ben S6atten felt, uno ernitli6 su Der Sra9e
beredtist: !5aben Die He9iernnsen Guropa'S
uno ipeSiea biejeni9en Der Climber rpmantlder
Abfunft, Elm wirtli9es Nbtpmmen 9etrpfen,
bas @pttessnabentbum fit Die &epubliten 9tprOe
nnD Sioamerifas SIT ilbitiniren. 3mii6en
| Spanien lnb 8eru beitanoen idpn ieit ldnges
ret 3eit 3miitigteiten, welde gr6btentbeilS eiae
6olge lpanilder InmuBun9en 9e5en Die ebenta<
lli9e gplpnie 9enannt meroen f6nnen. Nn9eblth
nm Diele 3wiltisteiten b~ei5ulegen, ianpte Die
&e9ierung Spaniens in Der Yerlcn bes Son
SaIaSar einen lp9enanhten MISREPRESENTATION
Gpmmi1ldr, ber balo ra6 ieinem Gintrelfen ppn
Yeru in einem bb6lt anmaBenpen Spne pere
lanse, bab IS cine arlgebli6 beabii6ti9te Sin
leibe BON 70 Wtilipnen Dollars nidt abI6lie=
BEN iolle, neil eS barnit ben 6prperungen Spa
MEMS einen %frdfti9en Wioerltano 5t berelter
beabli6tige; Johann erttdrte ct Die Weigerun9
Der peruanii6en Negierung, ibn als auBerpr=
oeptliden Gommifdr 81 empfan9en, ais 8elei=
oigung uno perlieB am u. Npril, pbne auf cine
Nptmprt Sl marten, 2ina.
9ie ipanil6e Slptte nabm bierauf am IS.
Npril Die Gbinda Snieln in 8eiib uno perbaf=
tete Die peruaniiden 8eamten. 9tm 16. April
erl6ien bielelbe i'm .6afen BON Gallap unb wpllte
bic ~oprti9en peruaniiden &riegsi4ifie ipe9uebz
men, mas ben Spaniern ieopd nidt 9elang.
Ser @rdirent Suan glntonio 8eSet erlief
ant 16. Npril einen 9lufrlf, wOrin CT ge3en Die
@ewalttbat bes ipauil6en Npmirals BinSpu
proteltirte unb paS 8olt sum- 8ipsrltanbe ge9eu
Die ipanilden Inmabungen uufforOerte ; fernel
bielten nm 20. Npril Die Geianoten Der Ser.
Staten. BON England, pm 8olipia uno Gbili
cine GerIammlung in 9inla, erfldrten ibre Spnl=
potbie fir Perl uno flbten 8el6llile, BON ib=
rem betreiienoen 9te9ierun9en cine SnterpenttOn
gu Guniten gerus 5u perlan9en. Ser f~ran5DIi=
i6e @elddftstrdger wpbnte Der Serlammluns
in b66lt be5ei6nenper Neiie niat bel.
9as 6re6ite bel Der ganjen 9ln9ele9enbeit
beitebt BARN, paB Der ipaniide Npmiral, TIM
feline 6anolungen ST. rehtferti9rn, erfldrte,
Spanien babe Die II nabbdn9tgfei
4Serrls nod niemals anertannt.
9aB li6 Die peruanii6e Ge9ierun9 in bieier
8eprdnsniB na9 Suite unb 9atb bel !brer
mddtigen Sdweiterrepublit, ben Ser. Staten,
amliebt, peritebt iid BON ielbit, uno iie bat He$=
balb in alIer Gile ben SENIOR @iIena ais ue=
berbrin9er Don DISQUALIFICATION nad Waib=
in9tpn 9elanot.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-19

( Sen. WaoS wprtbs Qei6nam tpiro
beute Niorgen 81 ubr an Der Gde BON II Ctr.
benz &irtmoeb 6Ouie 9egenuber, abqebOlt uno
na9 Nep@Yprf 9eianbt tperoen. Sen. Spraaue
@eneralar iutant oeS States unc perI6ieoene
Committees werren bielelbe ~besleiten.
t@ef6ab ibnen re6t. = 9as
pirginii6e Mleranoria Sournal iagt, Dab seitern
Na6mittag Is OfTSiere uno 800 damn @usa
reiber ppn Sen. Grants grmee nad 8eIIe
9laine sa ibren &e9imentern 5uriidgei3idt
wOrOen finb. Nlan Iieb Die Ofijiere i'm Nrden
ibrer Wtanni6aft marl6iren, itno einige oeriel>
ben paren NIT !6anoldelen aneinanoer gefettet,
uno oaS Sournal fI9t binSu, uoaS lit etn trails
RIGGS, aber geredtes 8eiipiel."
+Setglin9e.- Solgenoe Ofi5iere, mel
DE pbne %binldngliden Gruno unb auf feige
@eiie bas S6ladtfeIo ~perlal1en batten, tpuroen
geitern nab benz olten Gapitplgefdn9niB s%eianot,
Inn inter 8emaduns nad Der Sront 8uridges
l6idt Su tperoen:
2ieut. S q Niblep, 100. Stem Oprt.
2ieut. s 8 Griffin, 143. 8ennf.
/ Qieut. 6 @ Barnes, 1875. Stem Oort,
2ieut. IS 9 WOrtimer, 148. Semi,
Qieut. SbpS. 8 Balmer, 1. Mi6igan.
2ieut. @m Mcore, 60. Stem Sort.
t S6were 8ef6uIOisuns. Sobn
6. Simmons, elm Sploat, puroe ppn &i9ter
9rlrp na6 Der Sail ipeOirt, neil ct ein 6jdbriz
ges Wdo6e1, Die So6ter BON Marp Gppla
genOtbsidtist batte. 9es ainoes Wlltter bat
Elm 8Oaroin9bals in 6 ST., stpii6en II. uno
18. StraBe.
+ 2pbnerb6b g. = Sen ueri6ieOer
men Grbeitetn in Der Napp Oaro lit Our6sdrs
gig cine 2obnerbDbung 5u She'll sepproen uno
iie weroen ieBt pie folgt beSablt:
S6ifS5immerleute So uno 2.75; SOiners
So, 2.75 unO $50; S6mteoe So, 2.75 uno
2.50; S6mieoebelfer 1926, 2 unO 1.75
OarOarbeiter So uno 1.75 9lumbers So,
2.75 uno $50; Maidiniiten So, 2.75, $50
&efelmu6er So, 2.75 unp $50; Maurer
81 uno $3.50.