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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-12-17
THE FOOTSTEPS or DECAY.

TThe following is translation from an ancient SPANS
oem, which, says the Edinburg Review, is surpassed b
lothing with which we are acquainted in the SPANS
except the :" Ode of Luis de Leon."l
Obi let the soul its slumbers break
Arouse its senses and awake
To see how soon
Life in its glories, glides away,
And the stern footsteps of decay
Come stealing on.
Aud while we view the rolling tide,
Down which our flowing minutes glide
Away SO fast,
Let us the present hour employ,
And deem eachfuture dreams q JOY
Already past.
Let no vain hope deceive the mind
No happier let us hope to find
Tomorrow, than to-day.
Our golden dreams of yore were bright,
Like them the present shall delight
Like them decay.
Our lives like hasting streams must be,
That into one engnlphing
Are doomed to fall
The sea of Death, whose waves roll on
>Oer king and kingdom, crown and throne,
And swallow all.
Alike the riversIordly tide,
Alike the humble rivulet's glide
To that sad wave;
Death levels poverty and pride
The rick and poor sleep side by side
Within the grave.
Our birth is but starting place;
Life is the running of the race,
And death the goal:
There all our glittering toys are brought
That path alone, of all unsought,
Is found of all.
See, then, how poor and little worth
Are all those glittering toys of earth
That lure us herel
Dreams of sleep that death must break,
Alas beforeit bids us wake.
We disappear.
Iongsere the damp of earth can blight,
The cheeks pure glow of red and white
Has passed away:
Youth smiled, and all was heavenly fair
Age came and laid his finger there,
And where are theyf
Where is the strength that spurned decay
The steps that roved SO light and gay,
The hearts blithe toner
The strength is gone, the step is slow,
And joy grows wearisome, andwo
When age comes on
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The W. w. Statesman says the snow-storms
on the Blue mountains, have caused the wild
game to come down into the valleys. Large
numbers of black-tailed deer are among the
number.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28

UNION coURsg, L. I.-rsorTiN0.
nEspAy, April 21-Purse $50, mite beats, best tnree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28
NEW YORK I'd THURSDAY fWlrH SUPPLE%ENT

5ses. as,-y. Dol March s. oaiwassr Dwight ca'eu,sa
W Rainbow. Kelley PensaR
s,s.s.. Aprlt,,s ger. e.rss Mar Bsash,oa K,ns
IN nsst day SD 10. hsis Firm !Br White, Boston rak
ss fnonAS Asrri 3S-Arr srhr 1ea pihe Barrett PAia.
depha lan al as,h FOR OrchlAs sra 18th brig Psnver
Alien t,ieufusgus
10 ps irrS 81 tbaeh daAsA Rsas Ferros tBr).
Foster from kfork fur EAguAyrA
psrt April " sap Msrs Brdgeo or Bocsos next day
snsss w.ts wosa ssas ssxs day. brig Regime tBr) for
sr yohx SB. Apsx zl-Arr schr Daks OF Newcastle Fin
ey NY RI 2sd snks Prince OF Wales Miner Alexan
1es, NYork: sckss Talbot Amsbury Havana; Ivy
Laxs. hYorx Ass Wilson, Phi sdeiphiA 7Sd. schr
4 Harns, LAvtaE NYoYk
rAsroo. ApsA Tin port schr Western, hove down
nant Mass, Ter NYork, wig cargo; Jessie woodhouse
from kfork, would g. In that day.
American Porte
BOSTON. April 26-Arr schrs Davis lBrl. Phalins,
Aux Cav~s. w Land, Frye Philadelphia. Cid steamship
Asia (Hr1 Noodle, Liverpool Hahfa1; bark Burnside
faylor Ershange schrs gtandsh, Atwood Washing
Geo &cnes, Crows, Norfolk; Isasc Rish, Cr0we Phia
delphta-
2i,h--Arr barks Edmund Dwight Rurinam; sprinsbok,
Cape Hayten.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 2s-sld ships Twilight MeCol-
Ian. Manila; Franklin, Nelson, kYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28

Brig lssp.ra s.es,s c'sofsssos 's days. WIN 'a
nss.Sssrss srs Card csssiaesos ~ days. ~'sA
8osss fsvsier Frsehy seuvlsAs 10 sAya win ~
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". s Walter .sf s..s., r'sroA s.~A ssAy..
~ sa,s s'f. PnI ssooss.d s-s.uds ssSs win ndss
a. Ssa ss rs., ri. Grand. d.
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John s:. sA x so s.:
carrie Wen, sof Bo.ssah Bro IN. prs..sr lsS.ys
s:a1 J:is. w:ss 1sliy. Tan, leo. Apr,7 viii hides,
g s sns c.sn. SSsA sc ou,.oo. ..v v,
ssss Kns's. Az. o.ss. is a.y. VIII essss
81. ys'sr S:s. S' Sss A:.. x,ss
'hg M;.sSil.o from L .s pss e: H:ys.s
bound IA Hasa ~ ii Is Is 90 sosss sis SsvSriss
: r: 81 = ~ vt: .s
aar.ss.> horn. New Orleans. "A aays IN sana.. 70
sehr nss WEBSTER. New Orleans 10 Aa,a 1. ballast,
Ser. 7 r..ssa R;,a.ns Beaufort 70: day.
sS. W. :s;y ssss.ss Win, S:s:s ssss: '''
q: 81; I ;sss s:::ss:I ss...
ssSr ;.s.; T.lsiashsm; E.. os.Spers;
s ssr Ago s jersey Ely 70. m:,a
6cAr Lizzie Glover. Kockland.
echr vicAsbnrg. Haskell, Rocklaad
echr Laura FrAnees Higgins, RoeklaHd
6chr q L. Lowell Best0n.
SchY Dragon. Rhodes. Boaton for Albany.
Gchr Briar, Piston. Fall River.
SchP Nauset 9nov. OrlaAna
Schr Lorhel HASKELL Newport
echr Geo WAshington. Pendleson, Newport.
Schr Ray State, Mesaerve, Newport
Echr PaviNen. Langley, Newport
Bchr Maria Loaisa, ShSN6eld. New London
BehP Gotence, -. New London
6chr w johnson, Thompson New Haven.
6chS " Hina nanaon, new Haven
1chr o Grant Prcaaey, New Haven.
echr Frances, Connell, New Haven for Washiugton.
ecbr MontroSe. - New Haven for Elizabethport.
sohr Stirling. Phillips. southport.
echr VIM Durrougha from New Orlsans arrived ys,ser.
Queen. of 81 Join M
days from Havana for Falmouth =.
BELOW.
BARK Caroline. Bandier from Rio Janrfre, PeS a
Brig Maurcio. from Rio Janetro.
Schr Racer (Br, Of HAlfax), from Havana, II dAyA
SAILED.
2th-Seamers Green Monitor. Hannis: ships James
Poster Repubhk. Energy; 6riga Brisk, Cock TroS.
BRIDGE Don JUAN Water Llv. Harvest Queen Chaileuee;
sshs AuTass Asthsa : Reed Ocean wsye. Z Small,
wilson. WashtnGton. Cook Newcomh A Chase, Va O.
"a Farnsworth Shepherd Maria Jane sparks,
Eliza Wright
Wind 81 sunset NV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28

yNs United States supply sssansr bsrmudA, Acsioe
vssaD,sss Isar san, j. smMA. vii sail froa .hc Nssy
vera PhsaAsal IN, she 81 q Nay prozuse Lssssrs
ssa packages The the west Gut squadron
END a New ORLEANS should b ssns 70 ne pAiladsphh
Navy Y-rd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28
FuRNITURE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IA Household Furniture for sale at sacrhee.A fanil
declining win sell In lets 70 suit purchascr
oil the Furniture eOnaiAed In their Tesdencs lis Wes
Tweny,ihird stree. sear sixth avenasPanofore Paro
eutts window CurtAius 70 match EtAgeres Painting,
Breazes Carprts. bookcase Mirrors. Dining Room an
Chamber Furniture In suits, in m0ntha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28
roo LATE ron CLAssIFICATION.

RRookLYs "A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED BtcK
rMor aiso w smaller Rooms 70 e, with withopt
besro vcs I'm des ahe he Iorse contains all modern
lmprcvemsnw and 10 only few minutes wnls from two
pegraw sweets Eroctyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28

The Asia Oatward Bound.
BosroN, Apsi 81, 1864.
The steamship Asia sailed to-day, with four.
passengers for Halifax and seventy EIGHT Liver
pool She takes out $5s 500 in specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28

HAurION.-rHR PUBLIC.ARR CAUTIONED AGAINST
~ negotiating certain Bill Of Exchange. drawn ~ Msta
mSrss Ssrch H.nn .sn C0 on sa uno1cs 60
Of Capt John Robneon. but mod endsrssd BY him. the
se having been lost stolen Any information
subjecs b addressed 70 p Co. boz 81 Post sce
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28

II b. MACY.
HOueRKREPIN0 GOODS
LINEN GOODS AND HANDKERCBIEFs
RIBBONS AND STRAW GOODS
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FANCY GOODS.
4@N GARAs0Ls AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
HOSIERY AND UNDERwEA
LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs
coRsErs AND YANKEE NOTION
FRENCH KID GLOVES.
~ 20i and 2D6 SIXTH AVENUE,
Two doors below Fourteenth ct
X H. MACY. WON opvx
OUR GP RING IMPORTATION OF KID GLOVES,
ELEGANT SHADES
BEST QUALITY,
AT Low Prices
20a and 2O6 Sixth avenue,
two doors below Fourteeth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28


N Ew SKIRT FOR 1864: 80 /, a. .g3v.yfs Rr.r-
~ A new and great invention In
fs. so HOOP SKIRTS t
e The .Dupex Elliptic, Tor doubs) Steel sprnG
J. }. al q. W KsT W Chambers street. Ne~ York,
are the owners Of the patent and the exclusive manufa
rEf.It tnrers- Of this -r~ vee~s
J. W. BRADLEY'S
Patented "Daplex Elliptc' Steel Spring
SKIRT.
Jhs invention consists Of duplex Tor two) elliptic steel
sprinGs ngsni0usly braided tightly and firmly togeher
edEe 10 edge making the toughest elastic iexibs ami
durable :prias ever nsed enabling the eonse
fold the skirt when In easily and with the
venence siik muslin dresa II entirely obviatcs and
silences the ONLY 10 hoop skrsviz the annoy
ance - the wearer - well the pubs especially 10 crowd
cd assemblies carriages railroad church pews In
crowded place. firm the drcuy Of contracting them
and occupying small THIS entirely the df
ncuy while giving the skirt the usual II and symmetrical
fer and 10 tina lghest most st sh and graceful appear
Ancc For the street opera promenade or house dress
lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort and great con-
vrnience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic Spring Skirt for
single day. will Afterwards ingly dispense with the
Of them Thew the best quality in everv part and By
skirt make Merchants will be supplied above and Ia
dies IN rst class retail In this city through
out the different Statea n#t tss
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRT.
i WINDOW SHADES.
LAOR CURTAINS
b. L. SOLOMON 4 SONS. W
... $50 Broadway.
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Theatrical.
xiBLo's GARDEN.

1hoss incompatible artists, Mr.. and Mrs. barney
williams. are cro~dins this immense building 70 repe
zion every evening-sunaays sxcspsed-by their dsnss
,ions Of irish peasant character the demand FOR ssah
AYR suppT rrTIvr suwxY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-28
sHIPPING NEW S.
Port Of New York. April ~. ls64.

ALMANAC Bo1 NEW YoRK-TAIs
0uH RISKS. W NOON morn II
eu1 SETS. u HIGH WATER. eve
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Sermif6fes.

9 te Ser. Staten 90 in5e in
Ybilaoelpbta bat laut 8eri9t i'm Wonat gtpp5r.
$4,000 GentSiiide unb 3,145,OOO 3wei=
centsitlide geprd9t u1O ausgegebeu, 70 baB felt
Z Monaten % Milionen GentS IN umlauf 9ez
iebt puroen. $50 iinO 1e?
Scr 86nig'- belt Sanbw i6 in :
e In ipQ in 8arts ben 8Dri6lag genta6t ba@
ben, an 6rdnfreid puts5upertaufen." 9abet
ipIroe 0ntel Sam pObl dud nod Elm @0rt
den mit5uip re6en baben.
NQttpnalbaB gegenbie0eit It.
re der / n Geneotg q. Sine @iener
8eitung meloet fOl9enOen 0torbperlu6, Der ge@
gen Dltrei6ti6e Offi5iere uno beren Mn9eb6riz
&c in GeneOig am ~. Ottbr. gemaat wuroe.
Ser gr6Bere She'll Der OfFsiere bes Snfanteries
&e9iments be5 @rufen &obili, pel6eS am
rd6iten Sage in Qiop uno Gbiagsp @arnilpn
be5ieben iplIte, mar gu einem Nbi6ieosmable
pereini9t. Ser Oberit fiibrte ben @Orlib, uro
III Der @eieQidaft mebrerer 9amen berri6te
5rpbIinn unb 2eben, aIs pl6tli6 cine 6pfanoi.
&c Orfiniz8pmbe, Die nit 10 &1pIeln perIeben
tpar, prra baS Gew6Ibefenlter benz Oberften
in ben S4ppB fel unb ibm cine lei6te Duets
iaan9 peruriadte. Gum Slid serplabte Die
Bonnie ni6t, Die aus Wleiiing sesOiien mar unp
Die Rapieln fielen berau5. g5 beibt, oab Die
0ff5iere ii6 our9 bielen beimtidii6en Strei6
nidt I'M @ertnsiten aus DER SaGung bringen
lieBen, ~ipnpern ibr 6elt bis gum Mlprgen fprt-
Iebten.
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lit eth bD6t beSeidnenoes uno beoeut1nasz
pCiIeS glttenitid. Sic lit b66it beutli9 unb
einfa6 i'm Settle Der Baltimore 8lattprm abb
9efaBt, ia9t absr glei6wOb[ chen 10 piel init
Dem, mas ie peri6meigt, ais nit benz, was lie
ausiprt6t. 2Ouis Ntapuleon uno 9ulmerItpn
tperoen 9lu9en MAIDEN, penn iie bieIelbe ftuoi=
rem uno Die Nonrpe Doctrine febr oidndlig spi-
f6en ben 3eilen finoen.
aein @Urt BON Srantrei1! Sagegen per-
%iammeIt 2incoIn (geparo) - nit 6intanlebung
Ger bersebradten Gillette = glei6 BON pprn@
berein all Die Sablrei6en 9rpBen uno fleinen
8epubltten peS iiOameritanii6en Continents
I'm li6 berum uuo nirnmt Iie, mie cine 6enne
Die Rii6Iein = unter Die SIit9eL Der gepaltigen
uno unperpunbbaren 3epublif Der Ser. Stoaz
ten. SIN imperialiitiiden Nerito IdBt er nod
ben Bargerfrieg pittben = erfennt aber ben
Stdre5 tnotrett aIs @bef besieni9en triegiibrenz
ben Sbetl8 oil, Der BON ben Ser. Staten ais
Der berebti9te nod beute anerfannt perce.
9ann fOmmen, na6 elmer b~eiIduigen @ripdbnz
ung Der 8raiilianil9en 6dnoel, Die st. Nlban
RaIoer8 an Die &eibe uno Die en9liiae &e9ie=
rung erbdlt Die 9tptiS, OaB, penn Die caraoiiden
8ebbroen benz lining ni6t lpfort fteuern mir
ben, Die Ser. ct. Die 3abl ibrer &riegsi6iffe
'ouf ben Seen nab sIblauf be8 bereitS 9ez
tlnot9ten Sertrag8 = permebren uno anoere
ptrtiane gfaBre9eIn 5l ibrem S6ube ergreifen
niGen.
6ofeutIid wirO iid bic enslide Hegierung,
weIde in Canada in Oieiem Augenblide ni6t
iebr beIiebt ST iein ideint, cieie 9tDti3 ad notam
nebmen, ipbolO le 8enntniB Don Der g an5en
8Otidaft erbalten, welde Iebtere ibr einen auf
3ablen geitlbten 8emeiS ~Iiefert, bub bieie 9ez
publit trpb zines tOitipieli9en unO nl6rpert
f6en &riegS = Der Mdnner unO Wtittel nod
mebr ulS genu9 beiibt, -ibre Sntesritdt gesen
allie inneren unO duBeren SeinOe gu bebaupz
ten. .
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Sin @efee seeen sflaYenbdnOler,

6err Qincoln ipielt an elmer STEELE ieiner
8Ctl6aft auf ben Sail bes ipanii6en 8eamten
9r9ueleS an, iiber pelden &abifale unb. 9e.
r~uptraten ieiner 3eit Elm 10 mitbenses @eldrei
geeen 2incpln pber Senarb erbpben, ben lie
beI6ulbi9ten, 1ih bel Der @elegenbeit aus 5ur9t
unb acknowledgements sum- 8uttel Der
eurppdii6en Dld9te sema9t gu baben. 9teier
Nr9ueIe5 bate bic BON einem Sflaseni6iff
befreiten unireipillisen i6par5en ginpanoerer,
tpelde er amtli6 gu bef4iBen bate, beimz
lib ms Snnere Der Snlel @uba treiben lalIen
un6 bort p~ertauft 2incplu nennt bergleiden
NenidenbdN6ler Seiroe oe8 menl9li9en @e=
idledts ulo ameifelt nidt an ~ieinent 0fe6t, ie
- elet9 anoern Gerbrehern aus;uliefern,
ipbalO ibn 9eniigenbe 8epeiie ibrer S9ulo
ppr9ele9t nOroen leien : uno perldngt, ipenrt
Der @pn9reB anoerer luIi6t iein lo1te, elm
@eIeb, pel9es berglei6en S6eulalen bas Niel=
re6t perlage, Elm @eieb, sos ibnen unm6qIi9
made, elm 9pmiciI in ben Ser. Staoten st err
perben uno pom Oa aus ibr ideuBli9eS @emerbe
peiter gu treibeu. St.
Serr 2incpIn aber plnI6t nod Elm unoere8
Seieb pber pielmebr ein Nmenbement Sl
Dem @inwanberun98selet mel6eS Die 8eanlter
Der &egierung ermtddtigt, Die Ginpan6erer &C.
gen 8etriigereien Su l6iben, mel9e unteripegs
uno bel ibrer Intrnft I'M 6afen an ibnen be.
eangen tperDen, ul1O ibnen bic freie @abl oe>
8ei6dfigung uno NieOerlufuns il iidern.
0iermit Ipielt QineDln auf cine anoere Sprtl
u~neebin9ter Seelenoertdufer an, auf 6allur:
fen, ipelde peiBe Wtenlhen inter peri6ieoenes
8prpdnben uno 8eripre6ungen iber bas Wtee
lpden Doer bel ibrer Mnfunft in 8eidlag neb.
men, Inn Die Der @eieBe unb 8er1dltniIe I'm,
f~unoigen an Disadvantages genten poer Sub:
ititutenbrOterS 5u pertaufen unO 9letAIam al
9dnben uno Siben gebunben; betrp9en uni
beI6ninoclt, mittellt 9rpbung, 2iit lno Sc
malt in ben UtilitdroienIt Der Ser. Staten j.
preiIen. Sie ala9en iber baS Sreiben bieier
S9atale peroen INNER lauter uno aIeemeine
= pie bic sc. 3. Sribune meloet - uno es il
bpbe 3eit, baB ibnen ibr perfludtes !6anbper
ein fur ale DIAL eelest perbe. @enn Del
6duolern in idmarSen Meniden 6as NiplreG
perneigert miro, 10 iOIte es benen in peibel
%getInbigt meroen. Sic iolten, peri
lberpieien, aus benz Qanbe eeptelen merben
europa bat unS lang 9enug feline S6winble
nno 8erbre6er 5ugelenbet; GS lit 3eit, oaB mi
lbnt eI1t Se9enprdlent NIT einem Sbeit Der uns
rt9en MAIDEN. Die @erbannungi lit Elm
our6aus republitanii6e Strafe. Sic beltanO i
Ntben uh0 9tOm unO beftebt nod beute it be
S6pei5. Die 8erbannuns lpute in ben anne
ritaniI6en GrilninalzGpDer uufgenpnttrri5eAn fper
ben, als Strafe fir bic 6eiroe oeS meni6li6el
@el6ledt8 = Die M~enidenbdnOler uno g ee
lenpertdufer. a4aea1as
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES un0 peltere Steuerz
Nuflage ouf 2iSenien.
Jnnere Eeocnuc, Solicitors Sffice,
3. Difrift BON MarpIanb,

3. Difrtft BON Warpldnb,
Ne. A Sputbfr, Baltimore.
Die i'm GrnsreS am 10. Suit 1864 paffrte 9elplulton Der.
fast bb cine Steuer bon s PCT. auf a4e -. winne, pr0fte
nS &iunGbmen FIR has Sabr 1868 dafb BE $500 Ibertetaeube
@umne ssleSt wsrstn iea, ais wettere Steuer auf bic be-
rettS betretirte.
81 a9rt& wtrb Aterbur& eeaeben, bns
Id bic Qthe BON keiagter Spe3tal-G ntprnnienfeuer BON Nfs
ie1lrr erhaltfn babe, Eeide aae Warbs bur STAB on Der s,
BIS 20. etni6lieBt anh es be aste Steuer fdais une aablbdr
mirb.
Dtt3atIur8berfelben wfrbtter6ur6
rerlanG t rnb fam auf ntsiner Office SO. 4 Sputtar,
een iebt ab bis gum 3. !Sdnuar 1865 eeiethet mer6en unb Be-
tagte Offce lit istt bon 9 utr 0rrmtttass bis 3 ubr Rad-
mittaes pfeu.
Aue 9sriOnen, nelGe ~sertsblen, beIaste Steuer tnuerEoIb
Der ansesstenen artf Su sabl n, merhen eine Mulape BON ID
grpj. Hebr 3u jahltn baben, pelaeS NIT SntertGen unS Soc
ten trenn nptFt9 ear6 @rtcuttCn aus benz @igehtbum cter
Stssntbnnisre&te beiaeter YsriCEen eeSpsen wirS. Retne
EeGnuneen iptetet Sc ihidt.
Die elite BON npdnals befeutrten QiscnIen fir eielen Dt-
Rrttt hno ebenfaaS entpfauseu tperben uns bic 3lblung FOL.
der Gt3enfet rtrb biersHrG cerlaHet. Mge @ngrDS Qt1ucr
p6nsIer unb Gue frlhe SAMPLER, feren umiab 25,LO0 tSnlp.
men per Sabr betraot trersen burG cine @pnsreeafte pom
30. Stunt dNaeptefen, tine mettere @teuer aaf bic kereitS
Gnsee seteue Gtssns fur eas Inufenbe Sahr preprrtipaeu su
her nmfasiunrte iu Sabttn. &letnbGnbisr In 9iaUpr unb
Sautrer Sdblen $4.17 nehr ais ttre 9iSsns betraat. YerIr.
nir, meIGe 8abluue eerpetsern, fnb pten9enannter @recu-
tten naterpprfen. Snbater BON &tSenien mpGen ~bieislben
Sefdatef duf meiner . ffce prdienttren, hamtt bic mettere
9efeueruns barauf %enbUiirt merle.
(2bet- SIAM 3. y. Sluerpetn, GDaeetpr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-08
GIoliGe Weniafcitsn.
SpdtereS aus S%aDannab.
Gpdteres aus GbarItaOm. 0as G'efcdbt bel SSaInu
Greef. Gd1ladpt bel GirahatnSniae, 6. @.

Spdteres aus Sapannab.
GpGteres aus GbarlefDm. Oas e5efcd,t bel SSaInut
. Grcef. SdlaGt bel G%irabamsUiae, g. q.
Bafbingtpn, 6. 9e5. Ser Sapannut
Republican POM /. 9es. iagt: SD erlpdbxtt
frlber, caB cine ~f0oerale 6prce am 9roaofluf
lanpete uno sesen bic GiIenbabn in Der &i6,
tun9 BON @rabamspille mar16irte. @dbrene
Der 9fadt tparfen mir cine binrei6enbe Sorcc
9esen pielen 9untt, wel6e ii9 NIT ben bereits
Dart itebenben Iruppen pereinigte unb benz
Seino inter 8efebl bes Sen. 8. Smith ertgez
9en5pg.g PSI '-''7 ''t5'a' ea aaa aasa.
Ser 3epublitan fd9t Die 66beralen lparen
5000 damn fart uno batten 10 2anpnen.
Smith tpurOe bel 6pnep Sill, 3 Meilen BON
@rabamspile, ange9uffen. 9aS @efedt oauerte
bis gum Gtnbru6 Der Ga9t. @ir (oie &ebel=
LEM i6lu9en ieoen Insrtff suriid uno pertries
ben 5ulest ben Seias. see
@eltern Nbeno go. gtpp.) gingen 3 nit
Sruppen belaoene 9ampfer ben SlnB binauf
nno man 9faubt, baB Gle 66la9t beute er-
neuert wirb.
SerIuft rincs Campfire.
Ser uGbarleitpn Wercurp" pom "a. Sop.
beriGtet:
Geitern wuroe Die ganje Staot alarmirt
bur6 ein Reimbursement I'M unteren 6afen.
glm 9ta9mittag b6rte man, oaB Der Sampfer
Beatrice ppn 9faiiau i%tranoete unO bur9 Die
feinoli9en &anpnen bei6Dfen ipurbe, ga es
Der Wtonnidoft nidt m69lid wur, ben 9ams
pier flptt gu MAIDEN, perlieBen ie ibn, Opd i'm
ielben Nusenblid, aIs le an Der einen Settle
abitteBen, lan9ten Die Oantees auf Der anberfl
Settle an. @pn Der MannI6aft, etpa 80
YeriOnen, bat man ni6tS tpieper sebOrt unb
man 9laubt, paB ie in bic t6dnoe beS Se;nbes
sefa(len it. y s.e. ~. ssa}.s .ee
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-08
Gnm ssrnnriarn- 1 0e,- en so

Gam Jranrisru, 1, 0es, Sn 6onDlulu
la9en am 8. gtcp. 45 @aufi6fabrer. 9ie
meiiten Sabr5euge tOmmen aug benz n5rcIiden
PClurmeer Surld uno Hagen, bub Die 8auFl6e
rar uno flein 1tno.
Die @aqfi6fabrer, Die I'M O6ptstiiden
Weere %treuSten, bra6ten purdi6nittli6 je 800,
Die S6iffe aus benz YOlarmser je 600 Sunnen
Sbran nit.
Die 2e9iSlatur Der SanOwi6SsS nieln licenz
iirte Die 8ranntpeinbrennereien gum groben
Ierger Der Wetbpbiiten= Geiitli6en unb Sempe-
%rensler. Sin @eies CUR Grridtung pom @ewer-
bef6ulen nuroe ~erlaflen.