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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-16
Il sserifaniftbc . adpriet,fen.

WaiAinQtsn, IA. HOpbr. s(ardntbeit Oes
.eueti4en GeIdnbten.l Die Nerste oeS Serbs
9ppns itelen in Mbreoe, baB beifen Grantbeit
iraenO einen sefdbrliaen unc acknowledgement
Gbaratter trdst. ~ - +
Wen>0nrf, IA. Stop. Oberit Wiaibbpff pom
II. WiiilsHegiment lit pom arie9s 9eridt oes
rnsetpriams segen eiaen porseebten Off5ier
f6uloig befunoen, neil CT iiG 9eueisert bat,
nit iein.m @egimente nab @uibinston si mar
i6iren, tpie ibm BON @eneral Sanfors befoblen
mar. BON Der ~ferneren gntlace, pab er feline
OfFsiere gum rnssbpriam perleitet babe, 1T .r
freigeIprOden. 9as Sriessseridt bat ben
Oberlten CUR GalIatipn perurtbeilt unO benielben
fur unfdHs ertldrt, innerbulb bes nd6ten Sab
res irgeno cine STEELE in Der @tili3 5u bethlehem.
Gen. SanbfOro bat bas urtteil beitdti9t
Wcm>0nrf, IS. Sop. 9a feline An5iidt
auf ~Soentifciruus Der menidli9en neberrefte
pprbanoen 1T, pel6e Dor bier Wpden i'm Gait
riper uno Der 8ai aufsefidt purcen, 70 bat
Coroner Nprris einen Snqueit e%rDfnet, III Der
Abii6t, bic 5beile ibrer lebtsn Nubeitdtte su
~iberpeiien. Or. Spier fecirte ben appf uno
fano cine 9iitolentusel BON fonilder Sorn, ie>
pie bas 8rubitld elmer speiten 3ugel, 10 oab
es iber allen 3meifel binaus feiitebf, cab Der
Wlann er56oHen tpuroe. Mebrere 3eusen MIR
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Scr Sriea i'm @asmeaen.

Cairo, 10. Nop. Ser BON Neip=O orleans
am 5. B. Wft8. abgegan9ene 9ampfer v2unu"
1T aneetpmmen. st bat in MempbiS 1000
5diier einseialsenes S6Weinefleii6 aus9ela~
ben.
Sin Ar5t Der General Ganbp bebanoelte uno
in Wempbis %tintraf, ia9t, oaB bic @unpe bes
Generals iebr sefdbrlid unb feline 8ieoerber,
itelIung in boben GRADE llngetpiB iei. General
Gunbp itano am 8eroed zines Ranpnenboptes,
al8 er in ben Nitden seidpi1en purOe. Sas
3anonenbOpt febrte iogIei6 UNI, uno elite 10
raid als m09li6 na6 8idsburg surid. 8ei
gtpd Sslanb tpuroe auf baS 9ampfboot gau-
line Carroll sefeuert. glls bic v2uno" pnrbeis
fubr, bombaroirte Elm Ganprenbppt bas bprtige
@eb6l;. 81
Sic p2una" brahte mebrere buntert 8aIen
8aumwple uno 100 5dler &affee. lss '1.s
l1niere &anpnenbpete pereitelten mebrere
8eriuhe, S6ladtpteb lber ben WtilliiGppi All
i6affen, INN e8 Der Nrnee 9pcbs 3lsutreiben.
Gtna 5000 StId nuroen iiber ben 8Iad 3is
per 9ebra6t. Sol. Sarrar, Der 81 gioaIia
epmmanoirt, bra6 iufort our Gerfplgung auf.
&l5 Der Seino 8inS BACON betam, bra6te er
ipfOrt oaS 8ieb iiber ben SLUG surId. Gel.
Sarrar folste ieopd benz 6eino iibet ben SluB,
rift Die 8epedun9 Der Niebbeeroe nieoer, erbeus
tete cen oritten She'll oerielben, ipren9te ben
8eit ~auseinanber, nabm mebrere 5ubriperte, ip'
pie einige Maultbisre uno 8ferpe meg, nnb
ma6te ben 8rigaoes@ General Conner gum Ge>
fan9enen.
Geitern eri6ien cine Barlamentirflasse in
BaOucab, I'M tpe9en Nusmedslung Der auf
einem 9ampfbpot g~efansen genpmmenen Bit
ger sl u%nterbanoeIn; bas @eiub Der EebeIlen
tpurOe abgepieien.
Guines Gambling Z. NOp. Die 9iebel-
len iu6en bierprts abermals iber ben SluB Su
seben, um benz Sen. Spoo gu 9ilfe 5u tcmmen.
Sen. Nepnplos' 10. Corps bat bier cine 8ri=
eabe liegen. O1an ~ertpartet i~ibri9ens Niblanos
Gapaqerie@8 Brigade BON 8idsburg. Wan 9laabt,
Oub Der 6einO uuf Der MilliFppi~S eite cine
Sruppenma6t bat, Die seneinl9aftli6 nit ibm
rperirt. Die 8euesuns sebt BON ben in Seras
tefnoliden &ebelen aus. Sic 8ebellenS9.rmee
miro BON Sen. Masraeer crmmanoirt. Man
tr0ltet iid batait, baB Der Seinp ni6t i'm Stanbe
iein miro, fiber ben 0liiiI1ippi 8I geben. j5a0
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TortiAritt oe8 TretbcttsaefiiblS III
HcutticfD.

Obgleid WcGlellan ba8 glectOralz8 ptum beS
Staates erbalten bat, cirien bic 6reunoe Der
6rejbeit npbI frpbIoden seseniber Der 9rObars
tigen 3unabnte ibres 8Otunts auf Dem bunteln
unp tlatigen GrunOe. 9as Stdct6en 60
pinetpn CAB allein 2ineUln 10 piele Stimmen,
aIS er in 1860 nlr I'M gan5en Staate Sentudp
erbaIten tpnrte, ndmlid 1851 Simmer. uns
iere Gegner tperoen Oieies Dem Ginfuiie Der
bena6barten ireiitaatli6en Geiinnung 5ui6rei'
ben, Die babin lberliebelte. 9as @lei6e t6ne
men fe jeoo6 nidt BON bem 8ersbiltritt ceS
Stem @on9reB@0 itrittes ia9en. 2incpln erbielt
oprten BON Der idlidten unipnstreuen 8epDltes
rlng cine Mebrbeit bon 2417 Stimnen itber
WcGlelan. Ser t6uuh Der Gppperbeapgriifte
brang ni6t binauf III Die refine 6reibeitsluft.
(Ginc. 8Ifsbl.)
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9roBe S3ldht an sep 9arSet Qtlle ullserhalb
Ntanlpue itlttfnoen neree. Dte 3eit oIeier
lSdlaht miro bon Der 8eencignng beS 9ut9
Sap Canals be6in9t iein, bod lit es lei4t ans
nepnbar, baB Gen. Grant au6 pbne Die !6llfe
Der Slotte einen Nn9riff MAIDEN tpiro.
Sic yantee5eitungen entbalten cine 8tOers
le9ung Qller Sbatiaden, be5ii9li9 Sberioans
8ene9an9 acknowledgment fno pabri6eins
lib BON Der 8olbtngtpner Hegierras befoblen,
nm Die Gpnf0Oertrten at perblenoen, Sir
9lanben itbrtgens, bab Sen. Sheridan ii9 nit
Grant 81 benz Ingriff 9egen &i9mono, getersz
burg unb bic SputbfOe=8abn persinigen
nerOe.
Cine bumnte Spec ipudt in pielen G6pfen,
raB Die Champagne porit6er lit; oa lit AUDI tein
ein5i9er @rlno fir oieIen @lauben. Ser 8ooen
tit Det6, bod er pirO bolo mieber fe1t peroen
unO I'M 9e5ember tptrp er gang ganItig fir Mi-
litdrbepe9ungen iein. Ser @runo, baB ieBt
Iaes 10 rubig 1T, lit rur in Der n6roli9en 8rd=
iipentenpubt gu lu9en. Menn Grant Dor Der
Nobl crit nod einrtal seb6rig oeI6lagen tppr>
zen udre, 10 bate WtcGlelIan pbne 3weifel els
ni9e bpffnung. !666ltwabrI1einIi9 lit Grant
ouselpieien, fia 10 LANCE rubig gu perbalten,
biz iber McGlelan perfi9t tporben lit. OaB
Mc@lellan bereits beieiti9t lit, baran lit ni6t 3n
3weiieIn, nun fam Grant lp8idlagen, ipbalo er
ferttg 1T.
Yrnteit Der INSTRUMENTATION osaett Die
Ginrcibnrg ber gteger lit lire Mrince. 9ie
9tebelenbldtter per6fentliden ben 8eri9t iiber
cine geriainmlung Der Sploaten in ben. SSnfanz
teriezGampS bel Baldwin in Oltfloriou, unb bic
bort gefabten 8eI6ll1e, tppritt unter anberen
~fpl9enoe Sdse mfgeiteIlt fno:
Il Der Ylan, Neger in bic grmee %ein5ureis
ben, 1T unpUlitii6, unn6tbig uno perberblid
fit uniere Sadie.
q Gr wiroe mebr NuSgaben peranlai1en,
pbne. ben Nrmeen grDbere tStdrfe Su seben.
ss3 8 Ser Stano Der ceni6oerirten SpIDaten lit
Elm ebrenbafter llnD perantportliher uno iplte
ni6t boour6 entebrt iperoen, oaB man Den
9ie9er ibnl Gil bic Seite felt.
A. Gs piiroen baour6 Die Selertipnen um
oaS 6unoertfo6e perntebrt peroen.
81 Sir baben fem @ertrauen in ben Stpls
poer Dlltb bes Nesers ul1o 9lauben, baB bic
groBe Mdipritdt berielben beriertiren piiroe.
@ir fragen Die 8ertbeibiser bieier MlaBre9el,
oh tie Den g~prpoiteaoienit, pelber cine 10 srpBe
8rppOrtiOn u%nlerer arn1ee in Nnipru6 nimmt,
ben Ne9ern anpertrauen pollen? G
g. 0ieie @labregel mire Die gintpeibung oes
SbplitiCnisuus, Der Nnfan9 peS 1utlturSes ie~
ner 9rinsirien, ouf beren @runo mir uns gez
gen bic ularpation Der Ser. Staaten N~esierung
pertbeioi9en. Sic piiroe pusu fibren, ieoen
%prinsipielen ltnteridieo spiiden ben ftreitenoen
8esierungen gu perpifden uno Den aries gu
einem aanlpf swii6en BerOnen pbne &ldli9t
auf @runbidBe MAIDEN.
lleber piele Nrgumente; iGeint nns, tann
man ni6t lei6t bintpes tontmen. Die 8etpaif=
nung Der 9te9er Seiten8 Der Rebellen mdre elm
Gift Der GerSpeifIung, pel6er in ibrem @eroerz
ben enSen miiBte.
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Scr Nrp;eB un6 bic Nerurtbeilung
miiuerS.

2pnbpn, %. Ottbr. i0eute tpurpe baS
3eueenperbDr in benz 8rOjeb segeu 6ran5 WiIts
let, ben 0tDroer bes 8anquiers Briggs, fOrt9e<
IeBt uno berielbe perurtbeilt. 8ir seben nads
ftebeno Die grdoirenoen @usiasen Der 8elas
ltung8s uro @ntlaitungs5eugen:
3eu9e SoRn 9enrp GIub iast aus,
er femme ben @efan9enen un9efdbr A Sabre ;
fab ibn am -. SulI UNI 4 ubr 9ta6mittdgs in
9Orstinipn's 9acen, ippIelbft er ibm cine sols
bene aetts anseboten urO ibn gelast babe, er
belibe nidt @elo 9enug, UNI nab Mmeritd 3a
reiIen, babe cine Settle fur 81 periebt uro t6nne,
penn er llbr uro (neue) Settle suiamnen pers
feBe, ga 10 ST. fir oielelben betOmmen. st
babe Wauer auf ben ndditen Sag beftelt; bann
bdtten lie suianlmen bic Settle ~au59el0it unb fe
mitlantmt Der ubr an einen1 anoeren Orte (bei
Germ Cor I'm "a periebt. Nliuer babe oas
@elo, 3eu9e ielbit ben @eriabidein in @mpian9
9enpmmen r1o fir lebteren benz In9etla9tex
5 SD. be5ablt.
9rei onoere 53eueen beItdti9ten Die eben gea
bSrten guSidgen in 8etref Der perieBten unO
aassel0lten @egenitdnoe.
Spnatban Wattbews weIder Su=
erit bic An3eige, mel6e our 8erbaftun9 Nilaers
fibrte, aema9t bat, piro pom Solicitor genes
raj perb6rt uno iaet SD bin GrOidtenfutz
ider, femme Wtitler LANCER ulS spei Sabre ; ers
innere mid, baB ih ibm ppriges Subr einen 6ut
aetauft babe. Ser SUIT bat Elm seitreiftes 6ut=
ter; i'd bei6rieb ibn Der 8%rlt5ei, bepCr id ibn
nod lab, uno CLAUDE, bab Der i'm @iienbubn<
coupe gefunoene berielbe lit. St itebt iuben>
falls genau 10 aus, bic Grenpe mar ettpas aufz
9eorebt.
Nls nd9lte 3eugin purbe bic Srau bes
Observation-Disclosures Mtottbeus perb6rt. SSbre
9luSiasen in 8etreff Der !9ite itinmen nit De-
men ibreS ManneS ibersin. Sic ertldrt fe1=
rer Miler nabm am II. Suli pom uns Gbz
Shieo, blieb 3 biz 4 Stunoen IN unierem 9auie,
faqte, elm 8riefppitfpasen lei ibm am 9pnnerz
flag e.. Suli) iber BEN SUB 9efabren 3ei9te
mir cine ubrfette, i6enfte meinem Sddterhen
cine tleine S6a6tel, sei9te mir aud einen Sting
nit einem peiben Steine, Den ibm iein @ater
geididt babe. (3eugin iOentificirt 8ing unt
Sddhtelden.) 8eim 4bidieOe ia9te er, CT
eebe i'm Suffrage oes 6errn 6OOgtiniDn mad
Nmerita Ino weroe idbrli6 ESQ @ebalt ba-
ben.
gomaro @aiiOn, eriter Geielle beg 6utma-
6ers @aIter, iagt aus bus 6utter i'm pOrge.
aeiaten Suite, ben er ais GERM Multers Tabri.
Fat e~rtenne, peroe nibt fir ale Suite sebraudr
Ser Walter felber ertldrt, er babe oieie Cir
6utter nur fir einen Doer spei 6ite. pertpenoet;
fuobrldeinlid nur fir einen, Oen1 er babe pas
Stid 3eug chen ale Muiter nit 500 anoers,
Wuitern getauit.
Sames GifurO, Sdif8usent aus benz 2OnoO'
ner Sod, beseu9t, baB Dtller am 10. Suli
8prmittags, oas 8a1asierselb nad @merif,
geSabIt unO ib inter ieinem redten Namer
Srans Miaer, "a Sabre aft, babe einidreiber
faHen
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xelearopbifNe esaeDrtepfen.
Uannsshaa
8stta TIT fas tsn BattsntOr. DeGer'

d ca Il -, < 0NoAA Gouun o..
ia;tbar ! ~. csof,,Stsr =, Gooss
;no+os ut r. nm isi1sr @sn;or,rn ~ siasr bs;p,-
~, SirI ,n,nt;shas SJ,,soIaaaSso, r,I ~
osSai9t mnrSs,, SA ~
@is ;.st Int Nis bro,;lionis6s Reo;,rn,n,o ,o6
feline 8eldmeroe iiber Sic Meonobrne he's 4fp<
rioa I'M Safcn BON 8abia erboben; man slaubt
aud nidt, baB irseno gtpas iber Die 9lngeles
Senbeit ~perbancelt mirp.
SHE ans fiherer lueQe perlautet, 10 1T oas
|Geriidt ppn einent GabinetSneblel untpabr.
GER. 9eIIenoen, pel6er Die STEELE MIR pdbrene
Der 8ertaaiInq be8 GonoreHes ounabm, piro
pobrlGeinIi6 pieoer austreten lrnb man Ipridt
spn 6on. g. 81. @aIfer ots feinem gla6foloer.
9ie 8iroer g0eranbria's, pelde ais 51ub.
paden auf ben 3iaen Ser M~eranorias ORANGE
8abn placfrt paren, tperoen finftia our6 ae.
'~fanoene Gueriuas abaeID1t tperber.
enredtide oampfeeSsr erprO,rUn an 8OrS ses
Samplers oGulip."
Wefbinatpn, IA. Stop. Qebten Sreis
ta9 erplpbirte ouf benz 9ampf6ppte ySulip, a
bas sur Bptpmac= 6lptte 9eb6st, ouf Der Sabrt
ben SluB abwdrts Der 9ampfteIsl uno ri3tete
fur6tbares lln9liid OH. Son 65 Beripner, Die
'iia sur 3eit BEG llnfalls an 8pro befancen,
peiB man nur, oa6 10 b~aspngetommen fnb.
Ser uSuIip" mar Elm tleiner S6raubenp
9ampfer Der 4. GlalIe BON 1873 Sennen @ea
bait uno fabrte 5 @eI6lbe.
9meitp 0pne5he
o.. o.af.. Goa ~, ,. O.,
~ S,plea 49, ~, i'm, gat'S1 l'S'
'"'t @is gr sLr srfnrnte' nei asdnceo Woirt 1
m.;Io., e etarhof6 a. aparns ',nnef5br e INV
T wt.srSs ~
sic e,,,e( nIobten nit ,iuem furbtboren
c,,ons ,,no S;e 6SsmoIt ROY GrnIoSion ,prSd,n,t.
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ten Sfdnten+

NfsAkE - -
ten Staten.
9a8 Bolt anenbirte am 8. 9tcpember Die
Chicago 9luttfprm babin:
i 9a6 Der wdbreno bier Sabren 9ena3te
Beriu6, Die oenlotratiide Bartei UermitteIlt lps
itematiider Opppltipn sesen ben arieg, pleOer
CUR 9erri6aft gu brin9en, Elm 9dnSli6 miBlan=
genes unternebmen tpar.
p 9a6 Die oemptratiibe Qartet unter Dem
8prpaabe eiferil6tiger Na&iauteH filr bic
cpnItitutioneaen 9ie6te Der Burger, allen Ser
pai6tangen bes 8atriotsmu8 9obn eeiprD6en,
ben 8rieoen Der ireien Staten 9efdbroet, Die
8ebellen ermutbi9t, gu fremoer SntcrpenttOn
eingelaoen, Die Contribution unc 6reibeit nit
SiBen 9etreten, ben Grebit uno Die materiele
MpbIfabrt oes 9anoeS untergraben uno bdB
b~e8barb Gere6tigteit, 6untanitdt, Raz
trioti8mus, Sreibeit uno- aIl9emeine @pblfabrt
baS Gintelen bieIer Standardization sesen Die
8egiering perlansen, uno oaB Die 2ettere Die
unteritdBnng Oe8 ~pereini9ten omeritanti&en
8OItes baben Iou, oamit Der Sriete auf Der
8afis Der Union unb Contribution nit aIl9emeis
rer uno gleiher 5reibeit fir ale Weui6en, sur
Gbre Der Station unO sum S6reden aller linz
teroriider ber9eitellt iperoen 1npge.
(Sa. Sts;tg.9
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SueriHde t0rcIicb BPM Nptomac. OdS Sole be
%paffnet fIdl aMr Wertbeinianna.

Gbambersbur9, Is. 9fpo. @inise
@uertIas baben ben gOtcnac 9efreu5t, UNI an
benz nOrbli6en nfer ;u plitnbern.
Ste 8Ir9er BON @bambersbur9 bielten beute
Ibeno cine 9rpBe @%eriammlung uno prgoniIir,
ten 3 pOuitdnOige Gompasnien sur @ertbeioi.
gun9; cine ~berieIben wirp NIT ben beiten 8r6s
fen bewofnet peroen. Qu6s in @reencaitle,
Wapnesbpro un6 ..Dfercersburg purben GOms
pa9nien %sebilcet, ipel6e mprgen bepafnet per-
ben. 9as gplt 1T enti6lOHen, nit ieoeut
Guerilla Der ~9efansen miro, tur5en 9ru3eB gu
MAIDEN.
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0pa eaIifprnie,..

San 6runcts %, IL. 9lOp.1 Am IA.
D. W. ipa Der Munitpr. ganan4e pom Stas
pei g~elaIen merben. 9erfeIbe fol- bis gum
rd4itommenoen Sanuar ben Sienit antreten
t6nnen.
gus benz Snnern Ses Stuats unO Der 9iOro>
tlfte tuuroen in ben leBten 10 Sasen fir ST.
100000 eele Metalle bieber seliefert.
Sim Wabltase ~leiitete man an alien Bablr
urnen i'm 9anien State freipiaise 8eitrdse
gum 8elten Der Sanitdts, Gommilion.
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0nu Sort Mnnror.

SORT Mpnroe, IA. Sop. Ser 8Oits
Sampfer pDn Gitp 8Dint brubte 20 ariesS5e.
fangene nit. Gen.. 2ieut. Grant uno Q6. Sc
tretdr Sur bon Der NaOp paren beute in Sort
MonrOe. Ser 9oppelenber>G~ iienpan3er Mtos
naonpd fam beute Wiorqef1 bier an.
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asor, ntacn Nicer.

Gan 6ranctscO, IA. 9lop. Ser Wlps
nitOr Gamande murbe beute erfclgrei6 BON
Stapel 9%elafen.
9ie uniOn=0laiOritdt in Oregon betrdst iiber
100 6timmet.
Nadridten BON Sapan mtlpen, Dap bic Il<
liirten nit ben Sapaneien auf eineut Snlanose>
pdlier elm See9efedt batten.
Ser 9ampfer @plben glse nabm $1,O74,-
Asa in Miin3e uno 1900 8afasiere fir Neps
gOrt nit. 9ie 9uKuseseIoer iinO iebr ernie
brigt.
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gun Der @ntouac slrmcc.

8oibin9tOn Is. NOpbr Sin 8rief
bon Der Bptpmac<9lrmee meloet, baB Die &ebels
len=8prppiten in Sront bes 2. Corps cine 9ez
mOnitratiOn madten, aber ii6 balo pieoer Suriida
3p9en uro rubig perbielten.
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OuItmarFt.
NeprgOrt, Is. glOp. Sob f4lOb bsute
Mbenb gu 238.
3meite Depei1e.
MbenpS 10 1br. @plo 1T weiter alt
2371 9efalen unb i6lpb gu 1861.
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~! RinOcrsG baii.n!!!

Enk, ute dGt aubsrn 4rtieI, I'm vreife ~etateSsn trpBRsH
~terfsnfe I'd btefEtsr np& ~ ~bemielten yretie ue TN Nr
fang er Cation, naKAt9 IL BIS 40 Dollars has Stud.
Ber. g.rGtetnba@,
ita ~ * "a. Biftt ~SrsRr. &ds 3rirDIttSUD
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fir COntruRtOrPn.

SmblStenS>Sffice Der Der. ct. Slrmee
No 20 5Dutbtr.
Nnttimnre Mh. I Alnh 1884
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GS miror beri9tet, rno 3par BON siemli6 ais
tbentiider Settle, bab 80 G~iienpanser nit elmer
Mn3abl SOrpeoObpoten uno Sranspcrtbampfern
tir3lid in Gitp 9oint ansefommen iino. @iele
intelisette Offsiere 9%lauben, cab balb cine
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-05-11

A Curious CAsE.-A curious case of
hydrophobia trnnspired day or two since
in Bedford, which will be of interest 10
scientific men who have given their atten-
tion to that disease. A Mrs. Hubbell,
living in Bedford, was, about six months
ago, bitten by mad dog. She has suf-
fered no perceptible injury from the bite,
but her baby, which was about four
months old at the time of the accident,
sickened and died recently, giving un-
mistakable evidences of hydrophobia.-
During its sickness it bit its grandmother
and one OF two other persons. 1t Is evi-
dent that the babe imbibed the malignant
virus at its mothers breast, and il seems
mysterious that the mother herself has
not yet been attacked by the disease
Cleveland Leader.
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AN INoIDENr.-David Dodd, writing
rom Evansville to the Missouri Demo

AN INoIDENr.-David Dodd, writing
from Evansville to the Missouri Demo
crut says:
To day | noticed little occurrence,
which, in itself, 20 be sure, does not
amount to much, but will put it in this
letter any way. AS We rolled ont of
Evansville noticed veteran standing
on the platform looking intently at n
cluster of houses just at the edge of town,
and as we both gazed | saw what was
the matter. His little wife was at the
window bidding her soldier a last good.
bye (perhnps forevcr) while she, woman.
like, was kissing her hnnd to him rs fer
vently as she knew how, never taking her
eyes of from him till We were quite ont
of sight. just then l saw him trying to
get cinder out Of his eye, apparently,
and although he managed it pretty well
he could not deceive rue, for / saw big
manly tears 60 chasing each other down
his bronzed check as ever fell from the
eyes of n woman.
Well, thus returning" bears with it,
or seems to bear with it, moro weight
than merely "going" at the first CALL
Poor heart beating there at the window
alone, may your life be mado happy by
his roturn once more TO you, and when
he COMES back this time, God grant that
it may be indeed with this cruel war all
over.
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ErERSrTY.-Eternity has no gray hairs.
The flowers fade, the heart withers; the
man grows old and dies; the world lies
down in the sepulchre of ages, but time
writes no wrinkles of eternity. Eternity
Stupendous thoughtl The ever-present,
unborn, uudecaying and undying-the
endless chain composing the life of God
the golden thread, entwining The desti-
nies of the universe. Earth has its beau
ties, but lime shrouds them for the grave
its honors nre but the sunshine ofan hour;
its palaces they are but the gildcd sepul-
chre; its pleasures, they are but as burst
ing bubbles. Not SO in the untried
bourne. In the dwelling of the Almighty
can come no footsteps of decay. Its way
will know no darkoning--eternal splen-
dor forbids the approach of night.
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Early Sheep shearing-.--Washing.

No real lover Of his flock drives his
sheep TO the washing without feeling
akin TO remorse. lie would not do il
were il not that he believes that the mar
kot demands wool washed on the back.
Though it is true that washed wools sell
more readily, yet'in times like these where
any and all woods are quickly taken up.
an opportunity for reform is offered which
ought not to be overlooked. Sheep which
are TO be washed ought to he sheared be-
fore settled warm weather. In many sea
sohs this will not come before the last of
June. They are then in much less dan
ger of taking cold and receiving perma-
nent injury. They ought to be washed
only in water which is so warm that the
washers do not find It uncomfortable TO
stand in it with the sheep. The shock
TO the flock, of the immersion in cold wa
ter and being subsequently exposed 10
raw winds, followed by being reduced to
state of absolute nakedness, is sufficient
cause TO account for snullles," and prev
alent lung difficulties. The rule in regard
to washing is to wash as little as posi-
ble, but even this involves the necessity of
thoroughly wetting the entire fleece. 1t
is great object TO have the sheep sheared
as early as they can be, and fully month
may be gained if they are shorn without
washing. The fleece starts better, the
sheep seem actually benefited, weakly
ones often brighten up and do well, aud
all are in much better condition TO bear
the autumnal storms which often como
before the flocks are sufficiently clad to
bear the change we'll. Contagious dis
eases are not unfrequcutly communicated
by farmers using the same washing pens
with their neighbors, which may be avoid
able.
If the sheep be shorn unwashed, par
ticular care should be taken to have them
all well tagged, and dirt removed which is
not too thoroughly incorporated with the
fleece. The discount of ohe-third in price
for unwashed wool is not faif, yet tho
farmer may well submit to it for the ad-
vantage his flock gains, if it boa valuable
one, knowing that like other abuses it will
be corrected by time. Sheep should be
shorh on smooth, clean floors, by careful,
humane, quick, experienced men. The
cleanliness of the floor, the removal of
dung and'straw brought in upon the feet,
are important.-Am. AgricuituriSt, May.
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WHEN ro PLANT CoRN.-Field corn
planted ehtly In May has usually to be
re-planted once or twice. This makes
much unnecessary labor, for that planted
some weeks later, usually ripens at nearly
the same time. If the seed does not rot
in the ground, the poor little yellow blades
are frost bitten, and their shriyeled ends
pine for the hot sun. Those plants that
survive the chills and rains of May, are
not so healthy, or well prepared to take
advantage of the warm weather when it
comes as that planted in the proper sea-
son, which in the latitude of tiiost of New
England, New York and westward is af-
ter the middle Of May in almost all sea-
sons; and often it is not best 10 plant be-
fore tho first of Dune. No fault is more
surely repented of than too early planting
of corn. If well soaked, aud placed in
warm soil, corn is very soon above ground,
and few warm days place it beyond
fear Of harm from cutworms, white grub,
wire worms or crows--w whereas that plant
ed ehrly in the month must do battle
with all these for several weeks, if it sur
vive the dampness and the frosts,-Am.
Agricultvist, May.