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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-17
Jhe 6arts ana Gssdsu.
Prepare fer Winter.

Many farmers too long delay Che .necesssry preparations for winter. In this cold and
 changeable climate, 1t shows great wnntl of proper foresight and economy to neglect such trePairs and preventiyes as will secure shelter
 and warmth for themselves and their stocl,l and tend to the preservation of the harsests of every kind which have been secured, board off or . pane or two of glass gone here a,4a there, may prove the loss of young and tenaefl animals, or of a portion of the potatoes, roots I or apples, which have been stored away. Tn ] such case there is doub e loss-a loss of tho property itself and of the labor which produced
 its and to which is to b, added the inconveni.-.
 ence of supplying like amount, if it be ab. ] solutely required for wintering out the stock.
 But this is not all. If the placesl where
 animals are kept are windy and damp, a large
 amount of the food that would otherwise go to
 increase the bulk of the carcass is consumetiin
 making good the waste induced in meeting ths ] large demand for animal heat. It, is, said by tlse who have given special attention to this
 atter, that fromione tourfk to oaetkn ssors Sped is, required to keep up the proper. amount of
 than is required for one thatTis protected from. the elements by proper shelter, 4,-v sr hn-,s r So with regard to the house. 4, day or two spent in making all tight about the 6ridefpins' ming. in supplying whole, for broken glass, and in making the edges about, the windows SD
 close as to prevent them from rattlihg or ad- uniting the wind-and similar attention given
 to the doors will save considerable expense in the amount of fuel required during the winter
 and greatly improve the com fort and happineSs
 of the family. No barn or house can be kept
 warm at . moderate cost, where the wind is allowed to pass f 'eely under the floors. as the
 air which is warmed in the room is made light CT, and is rapidly driven up by the constant current of cold air from below. This condi ton of things in the room is expensive, unocnfort-s able and trying, and has decided effect upon the spirit and manners No person could long plary in tone and manner, under such circum- stances. They make a class of trials which no considerate husband should allow his family to contend against. .sa41osGod5 0af T9 Eayss0F
 These! are only sugge tions. Many other things are to be looked after, which discreet foresight will place in proper order. 1'' ''etf
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-17

:. l find there are twelve picture cards in pack;irepresenliug the number of months in the year; and on counting the tricks, I find thirteen-the number of weeks in quarter
 So you see, sir, pack of cards serves for Bible, Almanac, and Common Prayer Book
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-17

We find in an cd exchange paper the fol lowing touching editorial notice of the burial Of deceased child--the pet of the household.- It will touch a sympathetic chord in many a parents heart
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-17
U. F. WALKER l.

Over the Post Office, South st., Litch6eld, Ct
 Manufacturer aud dealer in Saddles, Harness, Brides, Halters, Whip F Lashes, Sockets. Surcingles, Orna. H' 5as' nsents, Trimmings. Gc.
 'r@H RossmaM's Oil Black cking For preserving, softening. and renewing the pearance of Harness, Carriage tops, &c. Made to order all kinds of double and sin. gle Harness of superior style and workman ship aud of the best material.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-17
David O.. i5uckIey.

nEALER IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE HV of all kinds and prices, Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Be'lstca,ls and Coffins. Also. Picture Frames, Toilet Stands and Sofas made and sold with neatness, elegance and despatch Warehouse. West st.. Litchield Conn. ly39
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-17
HLITTLE H HUGH"

On Sunday afternoon, while the keen and frosty air was sweeping around monuments ard over headstones, and sending discomfort to the warmest clad, We gathered around . wee little grave, back from the thickly populated of Webster Cemetery. It was little grave scarcely one step from the head to the foot and yet amply large to hold little Hugh. He was already for his bed. Kind and gentle hands had smoothed down his eyelids, and folded his tinny fingers one by one-soft and white, and tapering-and crossed his hands over his bosom, just below where the geranium leaves perfumed and shaded his breast while he was asleep. It was just large enough for him. and he hardly touched the sides, as he settled down so costly out of the cold aoind. A :eu dropped down upon him.. and some one whispered '' Dear little Hugh, ,'nbnt we covered him over, carefully and "warlnly, and left him to sIeep-.to s.eep-until the curtain shall rise; again, and in a new scene, on higher stage, he will awake and appear again. Goodbye to you, little Hugh, till we meet againa2 s'l on
 ?. The following paragraph is descriptive Of the manner in which nature covers up battle
 fields: ss5ya sHozaaGd ilEa rsz g 2; aTaaE4a
 Did ever tell you, among the many affect ing little things one is always seeing in these 
 battlefield, pretty. pure, delicate flowers, growing out of emptied ammunition boxes; little rose thrusting up its graceful head through the torn head of a Union drum, which doubtless sounded its last charge tor retreat, as the case may have been, in that battle ;- and cunning scarlet yerbena peeping out of fragment of bursted shell, in which strange cup it had been planted? Wasn't that peace growing out of war? Even so shall the grace ful and beautiful ever grow out of the horrid and terrible things that transpire in this changing but ever advancing world. Nature covers even battle grounds with yerdure and bloom. Peace and plenty soon spring up in the track of devastating campaigns, and all things in nature and society shall work oat the progress of mankind .and harmony of Gods great deslgnss .FM 3s5 1sklaaa lu .4i
 sWben the summer of youth is slowly wasting away into the snightfall of age, and the shad- cws of past years grow deeper and deeper, as if life were on it's close, it is pleasant to look
 back through the vista of time upon the sor- rows and felicities of other years, live have home to shelter, and hearts to rejoice with
 US, and friends have been gathered by our freside, then tie rough places of our wayfar- ing Vi II have been worn aud smoothed away in the twilight of life, while the, sunny spots we have passed through will grow brighter and more beautiful. Happy, indeed, are thos 0 whose intercourse with the world has not changed the holier feeling or broken the mu- sical chords of the heart, whose vibrations are 60 melodious. so touching, in the evening of sge. -.saf lal
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-17
Wm. Fl. Hranan.

H-.N.-I :. W HI. IT. DTtlUNN,
 HEALER IN FOREIGN and STAPLE DRY NJ Goods. Groceries, Crockery, Glass Ware, aad Yankee Notions, No. 6, West Street, one deer west of the Court House, Litchield Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-17
Bishop & $eugWick

NAEALERS in DRY GOODS. READY MADE ELY Clothing. Boots and Shoes. Hardware Crpekery, Groceries, &c., &c., West Street Litchfeld, Conn.
 0. n. BISHOP. T. 8. sEDGwIcK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-17

ASSESSORS BLANKS ! TN any quantity. Neatly and cheap I ly done at
 ONE DAYS NOTICE. 5, Assessors may send orders by mail to s6s EEoUIRER OFFICE, Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-11-17

SOUND MAxIMs.-In In the pocket book of the late Stephen Allen, of New York, prosper ous old gentleman who had secured to himself 5chara cter and fortune by their observance, was found a slip of paper, containing the following maxims; -.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-27
We are the only Agents for the City Of the
Good Samaritan Cooking,
AND THE
IL EESTO.TE P.3RLOR STOV.E

TIE GOOD SAMARITAN, for which we have the ex-
elusive agency, Is offered TO all who are in want of
FIRST CLASS COOKING STOVE, with the utmost conf
dence that II Will fail please the careful
houSekeeper II Is adapted for wood coal.
THE GOOD SAMARITAN has taken the first premium
the Eleventh Annual Indiana Fair all
Cooking Stoves.
THE KEYSTONE PARL0R STOVE, for wood with
double top and base has than double the rad
surface OF other Stove of it, SIZE and will throw
more heat with one-half the wood This Stove having
been tested we take pleasure in presenting the pub
lie as the best aud most economical Parl in
market
Agents for Indianapolis for Heller a Youngs old es-
tab ished
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-27
United States Marshal's Notice.

March 2sts, lss. mAr2s-d,nl apr2s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-27
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

4 DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF The SUPREME
Court Of the State Of Indiana, comprising the
reported ia the eight volumes Of backfod and the first
sixteen volumes of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes Of the State embodied in the edition
Of GAVIN Hord By Edwin A. Davis. l. l.. B. vol
svo. IS 90.
The first edition Of this valuable work was completely
'hauted IN Jess than three months from the time Of
publication edition. printed fine white paper,
ready. This Of the complete and best
arranged digests published and has received the
highest commentators Of the legal profession
The Hon. VI. ". RAY say.:
The Digest is a. rare In It's plan and execution as IL
useful 20 the profession. This IL abrdgement Of
the Reports but genuine digest q them"
The Hon. Dawn McDosALp says
eft il small c0mmeniation ~ the work that u i
Digest not only Of al supreme Court decisions which
have be published, but also Of all the modern statutes
now in force.
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$4,000

$500 slVsOoV
Eseh certificate viii be sold separately. and in the or
der above given but In event will ether Of said Ger
tcates be struck of and sold by for less than
-nve per cent 0f the par value thereof Certificates #
purchase will be by me eyecut and delivered 10 the
purchasers, which under and by the terms Of the de-
cree. Will ente the purchasers have the said
tnstes OF stock purchased regularly transferred as oY
the laws OF the State Of Indiana provided, and new
uDcates issued IN Of regular transfer and all
moneys paid by the purchasers 10 be and
man unoer the order and control OF the Court until the
Court shall be duly notified By that such transfer has
been made by the officers Of the State OF ndiana-thus
the interest OF purchasers carefully guarded Each
OF the above certificates offered for sale draw interest
from the hrst day Of January A. ID 1854 but no inter-
est prior TO that date. DAVID u ROSt,
Z. S. Marshal.
March 26ts, 1864 mar2s-d'fl apr23
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-27
RENOVATERS.
CLEANING AND OYeING ESTABLISHMENT

FuNHEUNITED STATES DTE-HOUSE. no. IS SOUTH
u illinois street. Indi annapolis. Indiana.
Al us old and well-known Establishment, the ladies'
beauiif ooor gents garments thoroughly renova
ted Ans repaired.
New I'd secondhand clothing bought and sold, Aso
apstclar hrantA the business cenomnafet Inc draw
ns-biA liable cloth or tear IN any garment can Do
80 wroght AT !. can not be visible the naked eye
REMINDER The place. No. IS south Illinois street.
janl JOSEPH HARRIS Proprietor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-27

Office, Sales-room and Foundry iS3 South De 5ware
street. two squares directly east of the UniOH Depot
MEDICAL.
TO THE AIDES OF
AMERICA!
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD
DIR. JNO. l.. LYONS
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS.
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
FOR FEMALES,
Suffering from Irreguarty Obstruction of the Menses
from whatever cause.
1T Is SURE To CUREi
1T is SURE To CUREl
1T Is SURE TO CUREl
1T is SURE TO CURE
vacty Of spirits unless the Nenses are regular a. to III
time the quantity and quality When they are obstruc-
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1T REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS
1T REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS
IT REMOVES ALL DISTRACTIONS
IT REyovrs All opsrprcT,oxS,
1T Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
1T Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
1T Is A PERFECT REGULATOR
1T Is A PERFECT PFGrIAToR
DIN ~ nm
DIN ~ MN
BEaR IN MIND
DEAN IN AiHo
THAT GUARANTEE
THAT | GUARANTEE
THArIGRARANTEE
~
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~ mons -, ,.,-,,,, s
~ D'''S ~ M 'uPPieSs'o" u inc "enses ''o'h
whatever cause, though should be taken that my
directions are carefully adhered 70.
pr-v rt1p prSrq
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BUY THE BEST
B1-Y THE BFsT-
nv ~ 49,,
% mn 'h'i' pr-x TUT O.vrsr
BUY THE SAFEST
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pul mn soHhsE
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SHIRTS, &C.

WATT J. SMITH, Clerk.
April 9th, lS64-apr Edit
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III nE

u TRlCT OF INDIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS, libel Of information has been fled in the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Eighth Circuit and District of Indiana on the I'd day Of
April 1864, by John Hanna Esq, Attorney Of the Uni
ted states for the District of Indiana against the fol-
lowing described nOie t0-wt certain pr0misSOry
note dated about the 18th day Of February A. d.
1851 due two after date with interest from date
for the sum Of five hundred and seventy dollars
ls519l. payable 10 James N. Young. and executed by
Elias " Humphrey the said Young being the owner of
said note, and guilty Of aiding aud abetng an
armed rebellion against the Government Of the United
States, and seized Tor violation Of the laws Of the United
States. to-wt Of an entitled An Acs suppress
surrecion to punish treason ard rebellion 10 seize and
confscate the property Of rebels and for other pur
poses, and praying process against said note, snd
that the same may be condemned and sold enemies
property.
Now therefore, i'm pursuance Of the Mention under the
seal Of the said Court me directed and delivered, do
hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming said
note, any part thereof in any interested
therein that they be and appear before the sad the Dis
tc Court Of the United States be held the city Of
Indianapolis in and for the District Of Indiana the lSt
Tuesday Of May next, at 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon
of that day. ard then and there nerpose their claims
and make their .llegations in that behalf
ID. g. ROSE, L. s. Marshal,
ByI. s. BGELow, Deputy
Attest
WATT J. SMITH, Clerk.
April 9th, l-64-apr edit
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MARSHAI,s NOTICE.
United States Marshal's Sale
DISTRICT OF INDIANA.

Dr VIRTUE OF A CERTIFIED COPY OF DECREE
D and vendifion expouss 70 issued and directed
oy he Clerk q the United Dsrict Court FOR the
District q lncAna, will the 2sd day Of April. ie6{
Al the ONCE Of the Treasurer Of The State IN the City Of
Pos between he hours Of 10 o'clock A n and
boelock NJ OF said day, expose 70 sale al public out
cry to the highest bidder for cash in hand slVs 900 Of
Indiana i've per cent State stocks the number Of the
eerne.e Of which, and the respective amounts thereof
are a. follows
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HOTELS.
PAIN

~ LONG. NO. , EAST NEW YORK STREET. OP.
POSifE University Square, IS prepared to do all
kinds of House and sign Painting Graning Glazing
on snort notice and in the very best style Persons
wanting work in his line are requested TO give him
call. dec5-dIv
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

nR. COLfOUk. MEDICAL OFFICE No 10 sOUTH
Msridan street. foffets h Zee II he fail hi cur
ing any thar may come under his care no matter
how obstinate long standing lie warrants you a
cure Sypkis, In the primary stage. helped In % min
utss cured IN "a hour. elect q 20 Years standing
CURED BY Or. 4. Once hours 20 l0PN msr2s
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4 THE AMERICAN DIsPENSARY We TREAT By
N new method. and with the happest results Pro-
df<as ttrt Ealing q the womo. Jgacsrdfio1 J7cer
nfa0T eArrh<t, whifeS Tfiadrt and all other dis
eases 20 which tie Fen az is 80 pecuar,
liable Send three dollars receive bv express one OF
The Doctors fefaae Sgringes THIS instrument should
BE u-ef by every the land for the purpose
ce sa><s. comfort. ksszl;A. sent free on rec.,n,
OF stamp copy Of Private Letter 70 Married
o. health. a'c The Doctors cee5rdtei FSrnal> PNs
fresh from the DspensaTy refJ good in simple dis
eases. ire grlaritiss, &c. Price 81. BY mail
Az the Ararrfcan DspeRsrry we also treat teifiosi
r>rlsyy. and VITA failing success. Teasrr or
What he quscks cali PIRATE O. s~-es diseases gphls
n al is stAges Sonorrhea. elect. Structure Hydrcoee
Creooele Vareceee. Cars0cels, spermAiorheA SerinA
weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility, In
potency, and ELECTS q self-souse The iasi six
treated q In private letter. which send free
receipt - stamp
me experiences % the Surgeon in charge Of this de-
lainen " some Il the best Hospitals IN Europe and
Ne~ lork CITY enahles hi treat patients scentihc.
~ and restore them speedily
ihoee living al distance communicate bv leffe
ard treated az Their homes u urgent cases send z.
or sl0 and receive ucolcnes
Consnltauon free ant confidential Room No "a
East Washington Street. Indianapolis p o. Rox les.
lam
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MEDICAL.
HAPPINESS OR MISERY?

1--WE PRoPRIEToRS or THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
j Of Anatomy and Medicine have determined regard
les Of expense 70 issue free for the benefit Of suffering
humanity, FUIR Of their interesting and instruc
tive Lectures Marriage and Disqualification Ser
vous Debility. Premature Decline Of Manhood lndiees-
uon Weakness Depression Loss Of Energy and Vital
Power, the Great Social Evil and those Easties which
result from youthful foes Of maturity, IL
torrance II Fhysioiozy and Natures Lava
These Invaluable Lectures have been the
Tightening and saving thousands and will be
ree, receipt Of Tour stamps by addressing Secretary
New fors Museum 81 Anatomy and Medicine. sis Broad
way, New York. -epts' es-div
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aSntq Wtar BON 8apern bat ben Ntan6nern,

SDnig Wtdr BON 8apern bat ben Miin6nern,
Die ibn nad Gpm telegrapbirten, er lole betm@
fpmmeu, augenblidlid 0rOre partrt, benn Die
Sdter Der Stabt batten ibnt 9ebDrig Nnglt ge=
nta6t nnb ibm BON elmer yfeberbaften 9llfrez
9un9" Der 8ep6lferltng geIprp6en. 9ie vfe=
berbaften" Min6ner meroen ibn NUN, went ct
einSiebt, nit 9rpbem Sreubenldrm %empfangen.
SnOeiien perbietet man in @ien iepe Gpltsz
perlaumlung S1 Guniten S6leSwig<6 pliteins.
9aS Serbpt tpirtt iibrigenS alf Die beuti6e BE
pplferlng Oelterrei6S better, aufregenper, alS
Die @rlaabniB bdtte mirfen f6nnen. 9ti6 gte6z
berg, nte 8tsmart, baben Gutenberg als odniz
i6e 8eiibung pfen anerfannt. 9ieB TT Elm
f6rmli6er 8ra6 pes gtrt. 6 Der @tener S6lub=
afte, Die betimint, bab Die l1ebertragung zines
&egierungSre6tS zines beutl6en an eine1t ats
wdrtigen S~irlten pom 8unbe ni6t anerfannt
nerpe, beppr Der 8urD lelbit feline 3uitimmang
ge9eben babe. 9te pen Dem 9ersDg BON M19l<
i%tenburg, DEM 8ater beS iebigen t6erSpgs BON
S6leswt9z6plitein lit alip, pie al6 in Der preuz
Bii6en &ammer na6gepieie n w''roe, ni6t bin=
benb lno Der 8unO bat allp, VA 2auenblrg
fin 9eutl6lanb s1 erbalten, MIR ppn benz ibnt
Oltr6 Die 8ertrdge SaItebenoen &e6te allen Grnz
ites @ebrau6 st ma6en. Sin S6neiSer ia9te
fir5lt6 trefeno ppn Der S6leSpigz6 pllteirii6en
Sadie: Iie tonne fit 9euti6lano baS iperben,
mas fir Die S6meiS Der Spnoerbunotrieg mar.
Ste @~eloiantmlungen sur 8iloun9 elmer reguz
ldren dlespig>bpliteiniI6en Nrmee, sum Sim
erer5ieren Der 5ablreiden Sreipilliggt, Die ii6
.iiberaa meloen, CUR Nnidaflng bon Waffe1
uno Mhtnitipn &c. baben grOBartIg begpnnen
ltnb meroen nod rei6li6er fieBen, wenn ge=
na1er Die nd6iten unb entfernteren 3pede an
gegeben iperoen, SIT welden Die Selbibeiteue=
rung ~gefproert uno geleiitet. Sn 6plitein bat
biele e~benfallS inn gr6Bten MaBltab begpnnen
uno stpur in 8erbinoung NIT all9emeiner Stelz
erperipei9erung.
Oeitrei6 unb 9reuBen baben Dem 8rdlioium
oeS belttiden 8unOes Die 9ln3eige Sufommen
laiien, DAP Die alS 8eierpe alfsuitelenben Srupz
pen parat iinb. a3ufolge zines 9lnerbietenS oes
&aiiers BON Oeltrei6, wel6es in Berlin angez
npmnnen mproen lit, miro bas Ditrei6t6e Gre
cutipnS=Gprps inter benz 8efeble oes preuBii6en
8rinSen Sriebri6 &arl iteben.
9ie tpiirttemberg. 2. &amtner bat einltimmi9
eine 9loreiie an Die &e9iertng beldlOiien, rtt ie
alfSufprbern, inn 8unbestag Die ~lpfprtige 8ez
iebun9 BON S6lesmig gu beantra9en.
Sn Der ld6fil6en 2. &ummer wurbe Elm dbnz
lt6er 8el6luB beantra9t.
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=, SbrOnOlDetfbe 1tebcrf1dt
3 ct @retgniife auf Dem amertfaz
nti6en Continent II 1863.

Sanmar. sa.F
1. Ste Gman5tpattonSz Broflamatipa oes
Yrdlibenten nirb e~rla1en. 1lH5 a3
2, Sen. Sberman'S expedition gegen @ids=
burg miro SurudsesCgen. ds9rea
3. 9ie &ebellen 5ieben Ii9 BON Sallabuma
nab Der S6la6t am Stone Riper Snrid.
4. Sen. &pieeranS ~perfpl9t Bragg iiber
0turfreesbprp. h'a IH1@ gn :. 'ss.
5. Sen. 8arfs miro sum @pmmartbarten
bes Requirements ernunnt.
8. Ser Mnglp=8e elen@9 ampfer Antona
miro pou Der 8pcabpntas gefangen. as.
10. Sen. @runt perlegt iein t6auptquartier
na6 Mempbis. = Galpeiton, Seras, tpiro BON
Der 8rppflpn bpmbarbirt. > sa
II. 9lrfanlds 4pIt ergibt ii6 an 9tomiral
Yprter. - Die Mabamd bpbrt eas &anpnenbppt
6atteras nabe Galpeltpn in eea @ranb.
Is. Ntount Gitp in Nrfanias miro bur6
uniere &anpnenbpote 5erit6rt unb ct. Charles
genpmmen. - Der &ebellenoampfer Slpriba
bur6bridt Die 8lpfaoe ppn Wpbile. - 9ie
Srdn5pien bpn1barbtren Acapuleo IN Wterifp.
Is. 9lpulpS 8haff 1lnb 9ecatir in Mrfanz
Jas tperoen BON Sen. @prnan genpmnaen. q +
20. Gen. STb SObn 8prter miro cailirt.
@pup. Anprews erbdlt Die Grlaabnib, Neaerree
gintenter SIT prgdniiiren. .csif7s INC &. +.
%. Sen. NcGlernalO beginnt Die 8elagez
rungsarbeiten BON Salisbury. 31om ~
25. Sen. 8urnlioe wiro ppm COMMANDO
Der 8ptp1acz9lrme a~bberufen, ebenio Summer
uno Srantlin. 1851 .a4} es Is
&c. Sen. 6ppter iiberninmt bdS Gprnu1arz
Do. = Sie r9Qabama" 5erlt6rt Die yGplben
Hule".i8H 7Ge 1a1I ,ja{{ rim 81
81. Ser Mprttauf sreift SORT Otcgni1ter i'm
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oaS Sdif @ataline. = Der Senat paifirt oas
@efeb iiber Die Mufbebang Der 6abeaS Corpus
Site. 9
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Srlppen etn9ettcmr1en. 5a-i a.s
2. @plp ftebt auf 1901 Ser GOnqres
paiirt Elm @eies 5ur 9(ntperbung BON @eger=
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8. Ste Queen rf tbe @eit paiirt bic BAT
terien BON @idsburg. 9ie Mlabama perz
brennt bas S6iff 8almettp. 1.~ .s Y.
A. Sen. Grant fpmmt Bel 8idsbi1rrq an.
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