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23,O26 4415 49,

23,O26 4415 1851
SelblperitdnOlid mirO Die 3ubl, welde nod
bis sum 1. 9lpril angetpprben miro, bapDn abb
9eSo9en.
9ie 8ia tpesen Der SCnntagsfabrten Del
Stuotbobn muroe u%ufsenummen. Murrap,
Glart uno SopiS ipra6en bafir, S~ilpermppb,
6Offman, Setter uno Dunbar puge9en, trpbcem
paiiirte bic 8ia i'm !9auie uno sing at
ben Senat.
Inter Der Mta1Ie BON 8iaS, wel6e nod pai
iirten, finOen mir ~fOlgeupe, Die ppn algemeinem
Snterefe iinb
Sie 8etpinigung BON $4,000 sum S6ub Don
6ffentli6en @ebduOen gegen Seaersgefabr; Die
S~ncprppratipn Der Baltimore Ncapemp Of Wnz
lc unO Die Sncprporatipn Der Baltimore uno
6amptpn Palagierbabn 60.
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GefretGr Gbafe Siebt IId) BON Ser SetDerbung um
bic NrGiirent fd1nft Suriicf.
WeD Wprt, 10. Utdr5. 0le PO1t De-
IffentIi9t ben f%OIaenOen wi6ti9en 8rief:

~ " ~N"N0f NV ~
rffentli6t ben folgenoen widtigen Srief:
@albingtpn, 5. Wldr5 1854.
Sbeurer SEER! Sn Nntmprt auf Sbren freun6z
li6en 8rief i6rteb i6 Sbnen Dor &ur5em in
8etreff Der @uni6e Man6er, DAP mein Same
BON Dem @plt bel Der nd6iten BrdIipententpabl
freunoli6 aufgenpmmen werpen mlrpe uno
l9lpB NIT Der 8emerfung, .baB, tpenn meme
Sreuttoe in Obip einer aroern pprSieben mir
ben, i9 ibre Gnti6etpung nit iener 8ereitpil=
liateit a%nnebmen treroe, Die man BON Ginem
eriparten fam, Der i6pn iber iein Seroienit
ltnb feline Grpartung binaus qeebrt wproen lit.
Sic lebte Wabl Der nnipnSmit9lieoer unIerer
9egislatur Seist an, pab tie bereitS cine icI6e
@abl %getrDffen baben.
GS wiro hermit meme Yfi6t su mini6en,
baB finftig feline 6idli6t mebr Guf meinen
Namen genpmmen tperbe, 9ieie @rfldrun9
mar ME notbmenotger al5 geraoe jeBt, no all
uniere g~nitrengungen uno all uniere Gnergle
oaraui 1eri6tet meroen iOlte, bic Gebelltou 81
unteroriden uno Die OrOnung unb ben 8obla
ltano auf elmer gelunoen @rlnolage Der Sretbeii
uno nnparteiii9en Gere6tigteit pieoer ber5us
iteaen. 9aber eriu6e i6 Nle, mel6e meineu
&atb gu b6ren geneist fem m6gen, nidt gu &c.
%ltatten, mas ms IN oieiem 9roben 8ert ger
iplittern f6nnte-im @erglei6 ST. tpel6em, Ser
lpnen uno Barteten nidtS beoeuten.
l6erSli6 Sbr 6reunb
g. g. Gbaie.
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| Sflapereiz unb 8riegSoemofrafeu1 1oiple Del
Gaoitalen nit GINGER 9l18it6t dut Grtol9 an,
70 pitroen tpir ibn oaru11t ni6t 9erl19er adDten,
als mir ibn INNER gea6tet babef1 uno tpn eber
70 menid fir einen i6le6ten aerl ertldren, ala
ben Sen. Grant, wenn er ii6 auf oa6 Mnti=
St(aperei> uno triegSsoemUfratil9e Stdet ieben
ltebe.
0a8 rn5 punDert Ober pielnrebr ni6t wurts
bert, 1T, baB bieie @aibinatpner i Fl es an
pddtig nit anbDren, penu ibnen 6einsen pom
elmer AQianS Der &aoitalen NIT ben Monroe~
Doctrines emutraten lpri6t uno i6reibt nno
cemielben ip9ar Elm 6elteiien sebeu, gTei6 aber
an 8eltedung benfen, weni, Elm arOerer an Die
Wtbgli6teit zines iol6en arrangements aud,
nur gtaubt. @el6e S6mlbmaiie muB iid
allf ibr abgeitumpfteS gleroenipitem gelagert baz
ben, oaB ibnen glei6 10 faule Gebanten gu aOpi
iteigen! Nber man fennt Tie uno ibre lalbern
Anteceoentien. Sic ipllen ii6 in I6t neb@
men T.
nniern SreuttOen in @uibin9tpu u1o Nle1,
Foie es intereiiirt, geben mir inoeB bterntit Die
Gerli6erung, baB es ltnS Siernli6 glet6gIltlo
1T, tper in Baltimore aufS Sidet fommt. g8tr
~tpilien, baB oaS Qanp MIR pur6 &aoifalmitteI
p%dcifiSirt werben fam llno DAP Iid au6 Der
@utniltbi9ite ba5u miro periteben ma1ea, menn
er auf ben Subj tpmmt. gBir p~erlaiien ms
babel, tint NOD einmal fran56iid SIT reoen, aui
Die force DIES chooses unO Die Nebelen, ipel6e
nidt anpers gebdnoigt weroen t6nnen, 8as
un8 %anetelt, lino Die i%erpilen Wtan6per getpifer
unberufener Observation-Disclosures Softer, Die n1s,
Tim li6 l6on Sunt 8praus einen rOtben Hpd
bel ibren f%anftigen 8rooberrn 81 peroielen, in
ben g(ugen Der 4nerifarer blanliren uu1o ielbit
bic Mdnner blamiren, fin bic ite iI6 bentiiben,
uno mel6en wtr paber I'M Snterelle Der beutz
i6en National<@bre germ Suweilen einen Sid
perleben.
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geftsune BON Observation-Disclosures

SprtMonrOe, 0 .Mdrs. @eitern fam es
sipei Oteilen BON SuffOlt Su einem S6armibel
Swil6en Dem 6einO utlO BRET G~Unpugnien unie>
ret farbigen Gaoallerie; Die &ebeuen %perlprer1
.25 damn; mir batten 10 Spbte.
1nIere Sruppen beleBten SufClt beute firth
na9 fursem Sample.
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Sem aatrret bate ielbitperitanoen iein S6ids
ial gu tbetlen. 9ie idipar3e SIasge tuar onf5u=
5ieben uno tein Narbcn 5t geben. Ser Mteni6
oentt ufb @ctt Ienft T! 9incrln bat 1ns bur4 iets
ne betpaffneten Gmt6dre 3u ertennen gegebeH,
mas er gu tbun g~eionnen lit. St uno ietne
Off5iere iino Die Sdulbigen. @as 9abl@
9ren betrift, Der bat feline Strafe i6On 9ez
biiBt.n
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9lnswedsImna eines brapem OfHsiers.

Burlington, 8. Wdri. 2ieut. SSrae1
Quolop, BON Der QlrtilIerie, wel6e bel Gbica=
mauga fait ullein bel Ieinen &anpnen blieb biz
er perwunoet puroe, lit ~auSgepedielt mprbeu
uub in Sort Monrpe anqetommen.
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MarNIonS 9taatSs Iair.

Baltmpre, rem 5. Wfdr5 1861.
Die eernetnfnmen MrbeStsfunten Der Dunen hes beutIbeu
Departements ter Worpldno Stdats. GDtr fuben uunmebr.
INN bic EransYCrtiruns Ter %rteiten unb arbettsfcfe Ron
Saus ;u Sons gu r%erneiten. bios BET 0raT Strontta Spill
unb 6reitae Itatt.
GbenfO b3}ttet Der gsretn, ale feutt Sn nsutI4en 5rauea
Toir sH%rsnSbihb ,uoeSc6ten @ef6ente ateeben su modem.
@uG wami6t Der gerstn Der eeretts pytnsrits tbat'se Gett-
eletsr saRIt' Seren ned sfnisSs g. i0 %D, tar aeU0bnlite, ais
ISRcTPiTI 8atbtnta Sutrs, G@rihf.
1e1fSdbc linton Melicf WTCciatiOn.
Die WSitalteSer rtiser @eieufhait, fcpie rte Deutf6en
9 ait m Sre's d%berbaupt. rerten hermit tn Splee eines
81 f%irGes erIutt, NIT tbren SamiIien bic tercTfsFenss
Stote Hatr sur llnteralsuns rerpunbeter unp frame, ,Eries
oer init fretpilen BeitrGeen Su beeenfen. SER & Gpns
ppab, Sc. 8 Sdp Sreseridfr, TT berett, @aben in Gmpfana Al
uebnen
Die Nltt8lierer iub erfutt, fd ieben Dieufoa Mtsrb an
ben eerSbnlidsn @erlammluneen ablret& stuauEnSen.
5cPn Trtecrtp, 1913 DIT Soltiuiprefr., SCrfbcr.
ftm.,.-NkGk
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olbta,oTuna Der eflaperei in girsinien.

aleranbria (8a.l 10. Nfdr5. 9eute
- nbr tpurpe Der 8eri9t peS @naneipatiOnsz
Counties, wOtur6 Die etlauerei in &irsinien
ab9ei6afft miro, BON Der epnititilrenoen Ger=
iammlung NIT alien sesen cine 5timme an<
senpmmeu. 8 ginbunoert 6anuneri6lfe pers
ftnoeten bas GreisniB uno Die 8loden Der
Stabt purben eeldutet.
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Nus @enerar ssofeerans' 0epartement.

ct. 9puts, 8. Mdr5. Gen. &plecranS
bat our6 cine Special7S rore ulen 8cripnen,
pelGe reli9iDle Gpnpenticnen, Geriammlungen,
Spnpber, Gpnferen5en uno anoere @onpentip=
men beiu6en, einen lebr binoenoen Sreueio pUr=
qei6rieben. M6ta6tung bieier Orore unter=
pirft Die Geriammlunsen Der 3eritreuung ourd
ben RrpfpBmar1hdl. 40
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Iu$ MrednfaS.

ct. Souls, 10. Mdrs. 9lu6 elmer 9epe'
i6e aus @aIorpn, 60 Meilen BON Sort Smith,
fommer bort tdgli6 9eierteure all. Sen. Brict
1T BON ieinem nrlutb aug 0tatamOras surItd.
defebrt.
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Q5on DER OutDmors Wrmee.

@afbtngtpn, 10. Wtdr3. yta6 einem
Brief aus Der 8ptOmac@Nrmee 1T cine Srore
~erlafen, alle 2aoieS aus ben 2inien gu idafen
uno iDlden 8eiu6erinnen feline 8dhe mebr gu
perabrei6en.
General Grant bcimdbt te %OtOmacsNlrtnee.
9auptquartier, 10. Mdr5. General
@rant fam beute tpdbrenO zines beftigen 8e>
qens bier an. Sen. Meabe par unpdbli6 uno
Oebbalb puroe er BON ben @enerdlen Sum=
pbrepS NIB Sngals in 8utiden ab9ebolt. 9as
ia. 9a. Ne9t. ipielte Hail to the Chief.
Ser General bringt ben Nbenc bel General
Weabe ;u.
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Gen. aie,,t. Gromt.

darlington, 10. Mldr3. Sen. Gteltt
Grant bat ii6 felt ieinem 6ieriein oieI NIT Wtl
ttdrs Nnselesenbeiten bei6dftist unc fleiBig mt
benz Brdlioenten unb 6riegSietretdr gearbeitet
Sod slmlbt man ni6t, oab er bier bletber
tperoe. SfEaieq 1T bariiber nod ni9ts betannt:
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GpfASft8sMpti;.

unferen Sreunten, fprpie rem publitum ~iterbaapt bic er
nebenfe Mnieiae. bos unier Tribliresfrd Die reidtdltteits
Trn mpternne IuSrabl Spn SIeiperfOffen better Snalitdt
ttalt unb MIR tSnnsn aniersa SanSen bic gssF4sruns &c &C.,
Ben, has es wtt btsber au1 lnnttt9ptn unler Seftrebtn ien
rirb, lie In ieber 8estebuns Su b~sfrtebteen.
StQbIer & Sung,
(HSMN Wer6ant EatIprs Nr. AS Stetente Strnbe,
Ndfbfnotnn
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G~iIenbabm. umfau.

GtepeIanb, 10. Mdr5. Sin Grprebs3u
itieB NIT einem &Dblen~3ug 5%uiammen, UDbe
Swei Grbeiter, elm Sinh unO fir $4,000 Sc
rai0e 3u @runbe 9ing.
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FOR RECRUITING
% S,

o. Il. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND CHARLEs STS,s
TSecond Storyl, entrance on Charles Street.
Open from Z A. NJ to II P. M.
All Information in regard to this branch Of the public
service will be given at these Headquarters.
All sound colured men, between the ages of 10 and 46
bond or free, will be enlisted and mustered into the U.
s. service. FREE MEN will be paid THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS bounty by the State OF Marylsnd, and if
resident of the City of Baltimore six months prior to en-
listment, TWO HUNDRED more by the city, SLAVES
will receive personally from the State. each, I'M HUN
DRIED DOLLARS. The master gets from the State
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS and, if loyal, THREE
HUNDRED from the U. s..
Recruiting Stations are being established as fast as
possible. in central localities all over the State. Each
county will be duly credited for all colored troops raised
within their proper limits, and for all accepted rec,nits
send to Baltimore in charge of c.tizens of such counties,
or by other persons who will make the proper represen-
tations, showing where the recruits belong. The sum
total of all colored recruits will be credited to the State
on her quota.
&The number enlisted already at Baltimore is 80 large,
that parties from the country are advised, not to send
any to the city until after the 25th instant, when the
have more prompt attention than Is possible at the pre-
sent time.
Col. s. NJ BOWMAN,
Chief Mastering and Recruiting Officer
(22febrS) for Maryland.
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ahermnns Grpenitipn.

Gtnctnnati, 10. Ndr5. Sine Sepe>
ide Der @a8ette ia9t, bab Sen. Sherman 1876
Weilen jenleitS Meribian pOrseorungen, 35 So
cpmptipen unb cine Nense @aaren 3erft6rt
babe. Sbernans 8erluit beitanp in unsefdbr
500 Wtann.
NIles rllbis in Chattanooga unp &nOrpile.
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Office bes 81 n. General. NrOFDBs
@satfAaHS fur Ne'aware unb
81 1NNHn~

BalttmOre.2 q November 1868.
Epleente Snfrufticnen bon Der Office bs gererdls
prrfOs. %drI6dae perben sur RenntniB spI6e eebradt, bic
inter bteier 8tebuue sesVseu wCrben Fnb cher nod seSpsen
trernen.
y Gin %ge,peerer Wanr irtrb surn Splbdt Der Der. Staten
bur6 bic Statfahe, bdF 1etn Mdme in Der 8iehuna ~herausfan.
Die tim bur6 ben prrfCs-Nfaribal S~ueefente 3ctis II nur
etne Mn3etee bteles Gtdtbefnntes une eth @efehl, f@ Az
elmer eeItimnten 3ett unb an etnen t~eftimmten YlaS gum
Dtenf Su rnelber,
p Der Wrtifel 20 bes 8rtsesssiesss entbaIt ~fulaenhr ge,
%finmune; Nle SfiStere unb Splsaten, bte u~berfitrt iint
beiertirt su fetn. Gplen ben 6 % erleiben pter irlhe anbere
Strafe, als has nrttetl hs 9riessseri6ts ubsr fs ~Serpdneen
mag.
q. 8. SeffrteS,
u. u. p~rpfrssMar,&au fur Delapare unt gfars.
(~22giDb-S\ Iaub.
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General eisel i'm COMMANDO BON nseit. Sirsiniet
Nbeeltng, 10. Mdr5. General Ifojpr
Sigel traf beute bier ELM uro bat oas CONF
manOp ppn @et=@irsinien an9etreten, Gr rpiro
fem !6auptquartier in Cumberland aufl6lager1.
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8GAA SeFentIidbcr Werfauf ctneS
ls IbH N~SnNcNInRrS.

Der punberfhSn selepene glas, betannt unfer rem u 'rel
has sgDetBe 2aus@ bt Meonina IA, Gieentbunt bee Sfrarr
Ssnen Gber. 9auber, rtih am 8, NpriI bfentIt6 p~,rasiseri
sDesen Ncherem trenre man I'D an Mre. dtsO. QauhsT au
BEN glGee ittltR, cher an pt. 8. eauber, "a Ste Strass
pbtleeeIptta. (6mra-oaprtSa&Nlp)
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sir NpNectors Nfffce.

FaItimpre, 8. 0dr5 1864.
Die Aufnher idrtfest ter Sieuer;nbler pire ttrrnit af bic
unteS1tlten Steuern BON 1868 eeIenft, teren y rseihniF lett
TN rImertcdn" unb oNeGer" rer6fet tliGt rtrb. M5enn
~biefelben ni6t ~fre'rtGte ben Stddts' un6 Staripefesen aerds
sntri@tet frerftn, 1T eS m,ine pht@t, ~ttefelben 6ur6 @erfauf
ein'utreiten.
Dadelbe 9erft rem bes @ertaufs Nsritt Bet benem elm, bic
rpn 1862 i'm &uGfaub iin6.
Ea44 9~tMguIfns 81. Mrice,
~ (WH Wt) u7 D5faaie.s fsse.r Gitb GpQettpr.
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Northumberland.
subTffems officc Der Ger. ct. SHRINE,

Smbfften5 Sffcc Der Ger. ct. Mrmee,
So. 20 ScutbaraFe.
baltimore, ten 8, Nl6r5 1854
8erEeeelte Nnsebpte, i'm Duplttnt. N. re Iernsr aree
rrrntnen bis unt II ntr @tttOsa am Samfds rem IL. Mdrs
1864 fir @er lOrsune bes Ser. Ct. Subfhsn3- Ofpartements,
absultefern In Baltimore. Mba mt -
l SO, 900 pfunb &tr fire - tn Ritter, re taS Tn
Der Sffce Su febenos Shutter. (Dluter fne %etnsuien.
bsn.l Ser 8afhee muB ~tunerbalb 10 Iasen rom Datum
RES GpntraftS an eeltefert ne, rem.
Sfdnt S~crmulare fir AneebDte TmO aui Der Office 5p
bdten.
Die pbteen Mngebpte fn6 allie BEN R%ettn euneen
Hnterrrrfe FEN. welde s~ep6tnli6 metnen 8etanntnatunpe
~tei9efust lnb.
&c. SalItpGn.
Is I2N3r;) Captain unb 6. @. II. 2. u.
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BanSeshanptifaOt
SerfUIsnns res scfaperten 0ampfers Sit0n.

SeclplyuHy VIZ yeIuPeEAtu &WuuPISAS %tA"tt"
@aibin9tpn, 9. 0tdrS. Ser 9ampfer
Baltimore traf geltern BON 8ianfatant Elm, wr
er gemeIen mar, Tim bas 9efaperte S6leppbpoi
Sitan pp mbgli6 nieber auf5ufdn9en. Ser
3itan, am Samltag 9ta6ntittag entoedt, lang
fam Die &iite entlaag fabreno, pertnebrte aber
feline S6neQigfeit, ipbalo er iid entOedt fab.
9as &anpnenbppt Sulip muroe ibm ipfprt nudz
9ei6idt, fpnnte i'm aber in Splge beS iei6ten
@aIers ni6t einbplen. Der Sitan wuroe na6
6prepprt 9ebra6t, mo ibn bic Hebellen perz
branrten, na6bem iie Die Wlai6ine berausge=
npmnen batten. 9te Slbrer Der Seerdnber
paren Die 2ieutenants Wtarpea uno 6ibbngb,
iriber su %unierer Slotte 9ebDreno.
Die ,0lnerfennunss a. G~;eriibte.
Ser 8eri6t Der 2pnoon Morning 9oit, Oab
Srantrei6 pieberum @erbanolungen fit 9(ner=
t~ennung oes Suoens angefnIpft babe &C., miro
ppm Staatsoepartement fit bur6alS g%rtnclCs
ertldrt. mf54 fsrgrffr2} E
Siesnlatipm fir 01nwerbmns BON 9eeIeMten.
Ser 9rdiGoeut bat ein &eglement fir 9lns
iperbun9 BON Seeleuten %erlaien. IS perOen
beren i'm @an5en 10000 Wlann perlan9t, nell
DE alf ~fpleenoe Statienen pertbeilt werben
ipaen, auf Cairo 1000, SeitOn 1000, NODrf
5000, 8biIuOelpbia 5000 unO Baltimore 1000
damn. 9ieie Mannidaft ipa 9eitellt weroen
wie fpl9t: 8pm Dts epartement 5000, Mittelz
9epartement 1900; Sep. BON @irginien unO
NprDearplina 1900, Sep. BON 8albin9tOn
$500, Sep. BON Susquebanna 2000, Separt.
pon Monpngabela 500, nDroli6eS Separtenaent
1000 damn. 8f5I1rc snfI
Die @enerdle baben li6 nit Dem Slottenz
eetretdr int 8erbinpung Su ieben, Die 9eute,
mel6e periebt fem pOllen, unteriuden sl laiien,
nidt mebr ais perlan9t werpen sl iencen uro
babel barauf su ieben, pab Die @pmpagnie nldt
bis ulrter 8riegsidrte sei6tpd6t werOe.
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Sc

Rabame & { | nj BITE nrrse MfrpIpsifin rnb DcttOrtn,
fam BON Wsredreenteit. GteenrGrt unb 9ntantf tpre1en
unb tetIt que gDuneen. Mlan ipre@e Dor tn thrtr aDcpnnn9
NF. 2o @ew gpst Avenue, Rabs 6e str, QlwilMN
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gEeitere sBablfrese in Ceetp Serfen.s
8urIin ston, 9. Wtdrs. 9aS gan3e
l1niDnzSidet i'm Gountp nno in Burlington
9pwnibip 1T erpdblt.
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Sin &ommiffpnerS Since.

Paltimcre. Ben TO Wdr3 1894.
8erfieeeIte Mneebpte rerben In ttcier Effre Bis gum 2a.
Stunt erteesensenCnnen fir rem . an unb SpesiffatiCneN
fir etre 9 oottane, rel1e auf REM @runba b1s Srn Sel-
litapr Basette-, Nprtbs unb 2ertnetpnlIaBe ~begrdnSt prt.
erridtet werten irl.
Derfrnen, tie G6 Inn has prGntvm bsmerber poGen, f6R-
men bic erfCrberIt6e Nustwnft erEnlteu, penn fe I'D an heu
unter5ci6neten member,
Spbr 0prfu6,
(10g1rtjaE2p) Gits.G 6 CrmiTar.
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sic Gbe1apeaFe airaten freiaeaebem.

Sin 6pn. Sas 6. SAL, Senut, Columbus, .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-06-09
MesnentO Mort.

EULALtA LODGE, No. 1876, I. o. o. +.
WHEREAS, The All wise Grand Mas
ter, has, in His inscrutablc providence, re-
moved from the Lodge terrestrial to the
celestial Camp, our late well beloved and
worthy brother, Lieut.. Robert Hills, hy a
wound inflicted in his left Lung on the 9th
inst. (of which ne died on the llth inst. J
whilst heroically defending our country 's
flag on the field of battle.
Resolred, That, ''as there is no man
liveth and sinneth not" we will throw the
mantle of charity over his foibles, and ever
cherish in fond remembrance, his many
social virtues that bound him so closely 10
all his aoquaintances, and rendered lin an
object Of deep love al esteem to the breth.
rem of our Lodge. Those who knew him
best, loved him most.
That. as sensible memento Of the bro
ken link in our bright chain of Friendship,
Love aud Truth" our Lodge regala and
jewels be clothed in mourning. ....
That we affectioDately tender to his rel
atives, but especially to his aged parents
our heartfelt sympathy in their sad bereave
nent; ever praying Him whose right il i.
to rule, that He would abundnntly rou, on,
on them tho consoing influences OF llis
Holy. Spirit, in this tune of their sore
trouble.
That this Report bo spread on the records
our lodge, and that copy OF il be furnish
cd to each newspaper in the county for pub
lication. .'..'...- ~.
BY Order of the Lodge. .....
MoRRIsroN, May Goth, 1864. -
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Josh billings on Dogs.

Dogs are various in kind, and thanks
tew an oil wise Providence, tha are various
in number. They are the onla animal of
the brute perswashun who have voluntary
left wilde stait of nature, and cum in under
the flag Nv man. Tha are not vagabones bi
choice, and love to belong to semet ody.-
The fact endears them tcw us and hav
alwas rated the dog az about seventh cusin
tew the human specious. Tha kant talk.
but tina kan lik your hand this shows
that their hearts IL in the phase where other
folks tuugs il Dogs in the lump are use.
full, but tha are not always profitable IN the
lump. The Newfoundlin dog iz useful tew
save children from drowning, but you hev
got tcw hev pond of water, and children
running round kareless, or else the dog
amt profitable Thare amt nothing maid
boarding q Newfoundlin dog. Rat Terriers
are useful tew ketch rats, but the rats ain't
profitable after you hev ketched them -
The Shepard dog is useful tew drive sheep,
but if you hev to go and buy flock u,
sheep, and pay more than they are wuth
jist to keep the dog bizzy. the dog aim
profitable, not much. Lap dogs are very
useful, but if yu don't hold them in yur,
lap awl the time tha amt profitable at all
Bull dogs are extremely useful, but yu he'
tew keep bull tew, or else yu kant max,
ennything on the dog. The coach dog /;
one of the most useful dogs know CIV, bu
yu hav got to hav a coach-and that ain
alwas pleasant-or yu kant realize from thu
dog. Thus we see, that while degs are gen
orally useful, thare are times when they
amt generally profitable. don't reall,
luv yellow dog, nor mad dog, but will
these tew unfortunate excepbuns, it is dred
full hard work for me to sa hard word agn
dog; the wag Nv their tail IL what take
me. Emmy man who will abuse a dog will
abuse woman IL thirty-five or forty mile
meaner than-a pile Of yeller dogs Thes
are my sentiments, and shant change then
until receive notice that tho camel ha
smoothed down the hump on his back, an
the sarpant ceases to wiggle when he wan
ders.
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10000 copies issued new Singing BOOK for schoes
and ssminaries, called the Duy School Bell, ID nov
ready. II contains about 200 cheice songs, rounds
catches duets trios, euareis, and chonses many OF
them written expressly for this work besides 90 pages ot
the Elements Of Music, which are easy aud progressive
Among the large number OF beautiful pieces may he
found "Uncle Same School," DO nj you hcar the
children coming, Always look the sunny side y
little bdn Bird OF beauty" Pretty pair tree" ANVIL
Chorus,n "Meet ias BY the running brook &e i !.
compiled by Horaee Waters, author Of sabbath School
Bell" Nos and @ which have had the enormous safe
Of s25o00 copies Prices-paper covers, % cents so
per hundred bound, so cents s25 per hundred clotb
bound, embossed g,t, 10 cents, SIS per hundred Is
copies furnished s the 100 price. MaAed nt the rs'at
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NEW VOCAL MUsIC-"I.and Of the Brave and
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ming" "'ihe Flowers bloom in Linden Vale" 3 Law.
renee; ''rhe Morning is Dawning,n H. 8 Leland 'herr
is Beautiful World" "Sha we Meet Beyond the River.
The Angels are Hoverng Near The Year Of Love-
How. sony on the Bruised Heart" Mrs Parkhursii
the Dear Old Flag Die,n "Oh, why am so Happy," y
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Obituaries.

Died. May 18th, 1864, Sister Heste,
Annie Pool, wife Of VIM. ID. Pool of this
place in the 2lst year of her age =
Sister Pool was one of those whose in,
tegrity and uprightness of character was
such as won her the respect and con6denc,
OF all who knew her. She suddenly died
and as We trust has safely landed in th4
happy shore, where the inhabitants never
of sickness complain, and never see deatl
any more. She leaves husband and infan
child to mourn her loss, May God hles
them and bring them to bis heavenly k ing
dom.
"Why should we mourn for dying friends,
Or shake at Deaths alarm,
rfis hut the voie. that Jesus sends
To call them 10 his artnsn
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You know the story Of tho boy who
would not CRY, though the wolf was gnaw.
ing him beneath his frock. Most of us
have some wolf to gnaw us somewhere !;
but we are generally gnawed beneath our
clothes 20 that the world doesn't see, and
it behooves us 40 TO bear il that the world
shall not suspect. The man who goes about
himself proclaiming to be miserable will he
not only miserable but contemplate as well.
Il Anthony Trollope.