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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-14

9eutfber meforrnsG entral=gsereiu.

Cine Serlammlun9 BON iber 300 0eutinen
conititlirte ii6 geitern Nadmittag in Der Nebens
bale anf Die Sorlage bin, pel6e Elm in poriger
Wode BON elmer @orperlammlunq ernanntes
Gpmlte entpcrfen bate, alS 9euti9e 3es
Q T M Gentral= &eretu, welher I&
Die Heform Der beitebeuoen puritanil6en Sonap
tugsgelese sum 8ert geIest bat. Nahoem
9err GdbarOt oieie 8Orlage p%erleieu, pllroe
auf Mntrag oe3 6rn. 0eil CUR 8ab[ Der in
Der gorlage. ror9eiebenen 8eamten 9eidritten,
pr. Au9ult 8eder purbe gum Qrdlioenten, 9r.
Wtorib Brln98beim sum GiceprdiOenten, !6err
8allauff sum protptolItrenoen INN Serr 81. 81,
Bie8ner sum correipOnOirenoen Setretdr uno
6err S. @aroner gum S6asmeifter ernannt.
Sn eir, in Der 8Orlage ebenfaQs pcrgelebenes
ueberpa6ungsz Gomite tpuroen Die SIS. 81. $.
WeiI, Soi. Bible, @ep. Gran6 Gbr. 0ounJ,
Martin Neibel, Ger G6miot unb 9etnri6 Sd
barot getpdbIt. + .M ea
Ntan ldritt ourm sur 9tScnllipn Der 8pr,
lage ielber, melde paragrapbenpeiie unoerdn-
bert angenOmmen ipuroe. Nuf 9lntrag oea
6rn, SD. 8arteI nuroe beidloien, 3neigper=
cine in ben pe1lhieoenen @lroS uno in anoeri
Sbetlen oe8 States 81 erri6ten. Gin anberet
Antrag oes 9rn. 8artell, ben 8Orituno su be-
alftragen, bic n6tbigen Grmittelnngen Sl erbe.
ben, Db urb MAS lhon iebt bel ben beppr>
itebenben Wablen snr eonltituirenoen Gonpeu.
tIpn in Sd6en Der Hefprn Der Scnntdqsgelebt
9eI3eben f5nne, muros eberfaus an9enpmmen,
pprauf pann bic WtitgIieOer ibren 8eitritt gum
Setein bur6 ibre NamenSe llnterIhrift ertldrten,
9te Seriamlnlung par pom beiten @eiitt
beieeIt unO Die 9erbarolun9en p~erlielen in be-
tier t0arnlpnie trpb Der etpds unahtlarnen Sci
tllrg b~erielben bur9 ben 8rdIioenten. 9ie Ser
ren Sierbrarer uno einige unirer ~prpminenter
Wlrthe, peren Ge9entpart bdtte erpdrtet tuerber
lpllet1, tparer ttht Sugegen, Q6er lte iperoer
ii6 bpffentlid nd6lten Spnntag, ipp Die @elo=
beitrd9e Der Mtitglieoer felt9eltellt tperoen ictlen,
Iue e~lnlteIten ipie ein Mallt.
Ser Gereiit, iuenn CT leiten s3iped nit Se=
barrlidfeit lnb alugbeit perfolet, bat Die bette
Nuslidt Gaf Grrei6ultg b%eielben url6 ga, tur
eS fi6 UNI cine pernitnftige 6eier oes Sonntag&
banoelt, ipllten ale Seutl6en phne llnterI6iec
Dee 8artei, einig fem. guio berbei Germancn
gs banpelt I'M Die Grtpetterung, Grlduterunq
unO ndbere 8eitinluung oer uns in Der 9. st.
Contribution garanttrten 9eltgion8z uno Gemii=
iensfrcibeit, fir wel6e ii6 Gllre 9prfabren 80
Sabre lang sum Sell Der MeIt gefGlagen baber
uno fir Die Sbr bier III Der neuen @elt nod
mails einiteben milBt. Il
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@eneralmaipr 6ran3 Sieel bat
fem GcmmoneO in 8eitz8irginien angetreten.
Gr Ian9te am Sreitag Nbeno in Gumberlano,
Wo., on uIo muroe nit RanpnenI6aiIen bes
grlBt. as
Brigade 0eneraI8ttpatrid fam
gefern Murgen in 9caIeituns mebrerer Stab8s
Offjiere pon Sort Wtcnroe bier oil, nabnt i'm
giagara=QOuie Sriibltud uno begab f6 ioiprt
nad Daibtn9tpn.
Sic graouirten Ybarmuceuten
pom Warpldno GoIegium batten prrgeItern il,
ben Stem Nlemblp Moons tbre Otaturitdtss
8riifunsss 66eierli6teit Commencement. Sc
bate iid cine 9rpbe 9tllsabl 6erren urb 9amen
ST Dieier Seiertibteit e~tneeiunpen. 9rofei1Or
Atreo s. 0taper aooreiirte suerit Die Ser
iammlung; ibm fOl9te 9rdiipent 8rofe7pr Geo.
%. Nnoretps unb CAB naditeberoe 9teibenfplge
Der @raoe an: Sec. 8ranoau, sSpiepb 6. Sfins
ner, $. Spre6er, 8eni. 6rantlin Smith unp
.Sobn 2eonarO 3nanS9er. 9rpf. Spbn q. Winsz
lOw belt Die 9lbi6iepSreee. 9rpf. 6pluno's
8lue 8anb iptelte gum S6lub cine Operteure
aug 2ucia be 2ammermopr, mprauf iid Die Ser
Iammlung erbDb. a3
S6lt NJ ter unfatl. IL 8i4iam 8.
9pbbin, Brincipal Der &pbten : Sirma 9pbbtn
& Comp. tpurbe porgeltern pon einem BUG Der
Saltp. & Obip 8abn iiberfabren. Die 2otomcs
tine gtng iiber beioe S6enfel binpe9, 3uei
Stunpen ipdter erfplste Der Sob. Wlan bra6te
ben 2ei6nom mittelit GrpreBSusS na6 bier,
uto 9eltern 9tadmitta9 erfpl9te ppn ieinerWpb=
hung IN Charles tit. aus Die 8eerbieunq.
Na6 Gurppa abgereiIt. = Inter
ben GalGte1zY aiIagieren beS am SamItag mad
europa abgegungenen Sampfers Bremen"
~befanoen ii6 bic @9. 2puis Wlutb unb Gb.
9fp9ge aus Baltimore uub Die SIS, 6. 86per
uno 8. 9eQpig aus @aibin9tpn,
NngetUmmen.- Sic 8remer 8arte
atna" it seitern bier onsetpmmen. Sic bate
nlr Sipei Yai1a9iere an 8pr6. aIr
6Dbe Breiie I'm 6etSm ateri al.-
Sn SOl9e bes MangeIS an Nrbeitstrdften in
ben Wfinen, unb neil Die ~penigeu bort befino%
lden 2eute enprnlen 2obn erbaIten, 10 lit paS
6eiSungSmuterial INNER nod iebr bod Nnz
tbrucite SO; Gabfpblen $3.50; Cumberland
$3.50 (tppbleiale); Qulnp S.. .6idprp 6plS
SO; Side SO; 9elbe Same S $50.
sc arplu ND 8atalIipn.- Der &i6@
ntonO Sentinel pom z. b. Aft8. entbdlt fol-
genbe 8%erpunouu9en u1w. iiber oas pbige 3d.
talllon, Die III oemielben pdbreno oes tlrsli6
pom 0eneral 8i(putrid u%nternommenen Streifz
5u9ss 9e9en Jti6mpnb pprgetpmmen 1inb: res
comp. b 81. s. &ep, am !Gppf II. Shulz
ter pertuunOet, Sdbelbieb bnr6 ben reebten9lrm
uno oonn 9efan9en ~9enpnmen; @eur9e Barter,
our6 Die redte 9anO sei6pfen; Capt. Georqe
@ntad, IN Die redte Seite gei6o6en; Opt. Gqis
1T ipieoer I'M Sattel. M Comp. s : lieutenant
Sltto, onrd beioe S6enfel gei6pTen.
Sem ScnatUr 9ids, melder idon
Jet LANCER 3eit trant parrieoerliegt tuuroe ees
tern onr6 8rpfeIpr Smith uno 81. Carroll
lem re6teS Bein unterbalb oes 8aiees ompus
tIrt. gOr eintger 3eit bate er 4ii9 ben an5del
%perrentt, Die SADIE idien etluas pernahldlliqt
woroen ;l ieir, unO 70 ulr cine art 8rano
eingetreten. Sic Operation gina aut pon Stat
zen uno Der gatiert befnoet ii6 trcs orcser
S6pd6e ben n%mitdncen nab pobl. Militdr.
9tr3t 8lib bat ibn in 8ebanOIaag.
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fNDnruaeWr keit

Seute, @pntas Ben Ia. Itdrs, Nbsn6S Z ltr, fnStt iii
Rr. 5 Serrilpnhr, cine ~eEsIeral- gsriannmtpns fdtt mo eS
srerben ale @rbeiter tteles 5wetseS dufgefcrbett, ia 3dhls
reid baran su tetteiIigen, I'M ShtusinaFnaeme I'M Setrefi
Ser nsusn Yrsteliifs 8u %netisa.. g. ipl db Elm Setsr aber.
9reii. sefiessn Il, un6 die sewerfe ua t8beren 9obn Az.
iammenfeben. nur bic Sautntader ftsten3 rio unb arbeiten
Gaa unb Nlaht, pi nur thren fndppen 9efenSuuterbolt ;u
~bsrctenen. earurn retntt's Gu6 III peraelt uns fpinrt Vile
snitdl DteientJe gen. weIde up@ ni&t SIT unhrer @efelfbaft
eet6ren, ISnen Eh etnihreiten laNen, S1 mad benz l. Ipril
= cnfttution8'gebIhr be3Gblt frereea rtuR. SIN Muftraj
iWl WuAnR q q Ut, Nrif.
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Nuen Mf~it9lieoern Scs Scbneioer=
MerrinS

stene hermit sur 9aGri@t, bag am Wontls, tst IA Mdr1.
nitro. une swar 3Nni erfen Male tn tsr Apph0R SaG, Gde
scr Srtpeiets @uep uro 8altintOretr potet retrere mid
Gle WttisitefeE Sarauf a e~fmertiain eenia6t, ba6 eiue neue
YTets6tn scfsflset trtrb unb Der Nr5eit letn crb56t perbcr
10y; 5n6let@ Dtresn n19 bic Yeamten fir has rl1he Wter
tellasr eroaelt' "a es I'm ouGsnetren Sntertfe her Nr6et-
ter itsgt; fo 70 T en- aGe S@netrer, au6 Die, petae nod nttt
wRitgsteSer itn5, erSr&t, rf9t soblretd " eri6etnen.
(SGNt Senrn 81 unnpr GeFr
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MarplanS Staats= Tair.
eragsr in St.fem slstt. aasseptsf fen. ....,. $50

Suiammen =. .......S58
lin BEN 8eretn her Oanen bts ~heutIten DEPARTMENTS Ser
Gctr, bic init unermielt6em CTR iIr b~o1ette tbdttg Tub
tbre a50re, ater idnieri8e NufSabe 3a erl. i6tern, uR6 mo-
rrentltd bic Sanlmlune no 8ettrdesn i'll be 6leunigen. bal
I'D elm 9errsn.Grmit a%ebiGcet, beftn Mitalteoer fa mad
8erSoafdnSteuns itrer Gr8ani dtion at bas beutide 9ubli-
fum meneeu rerfet.
Da tie Jair bereits AM Is Mpril aattftutet, 70 1T rai6es
Sanssln TN SnteTTsIe T.. pGttptdttsen Saae ME Ger gFTc
Dos s,eilptei RES 0rreirs Gpncnr6ia a' ipplHsr NSn
8el6ius flBts, lag ietss lsiner Mitsliscer cas- heutfte Se-
portentent Der Sdir nit elmer Gabe betcnteu ipa" ptrb brfs
fentliG bon enhersn teutiGen &freinen naGgeatntt ncrpsn.
Or. MtrIpb QStesner,
observation-disclosures br ntarplauf @tants- 5ntr-
9 M6pciotiru.
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Memer 81mncrein-

Dieter gsrs'a 0reentFrte fa am Otsn1fag, 6.a 8. WGrs
Hnter lem Nanten "G1srnauia 8auSerstu Nr. a.. gte Con
nttutton pIree sur erften 8erlefuns eetradt unb aueernotn
fur 5~eGinast9 eetrahtet. NHs, weIne fb ttefem fur Sc
ben ~8SefrAast ger 9eretn an'GItes Sen woIer, snSeen I'D DC te,
ytdnta6 Der u: Wtdr3, Mben6s ~ llbr, bei ". ST. Der. Ode
Std,p unb 5tafr., etufntcn, ireent tie GpnlittutiSn Iur
abftrnnsHns e%oriiest. Sn, @ufsras
@.8rttle, prpb. Drd{.
tWl M,SGuber, pros. 9etr.
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Sis @OQectors Since.

Baltimore, s. Narj 1864.
Die Autmertiamtett her Steuerjntler nir6 titrmit auf bic
unbe31bltsn Steuern ron 1868 eelentt, tersn 8tr3ei6niB Jest
I'M gAmertcdn" une a9Geder" oerGfentli6t rtrE. gSenn
hteielben ntHt ~tretmtutg bn Stdats- unS Staeteeieten aenas
einsutret6en. 49,
Dalel6s Gerfa rem bes 9erlaufS trits lei bcnen elm, kie
ppN 1862 i'm &u6taRb fut. -
Stnsuftus W1. 4Sricc,
tDtt Htt} Gits Collector.
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lad Gao 0nrbpr Sin. Nlefn Gerfr

Stensenannter @eretu Fat ST. Rem i3ref, Die Mfittel CUR
|@rrthtln9 zines Ianewtrtb IhaStlt6en uno pclttehntShen
3nhttuts dutsubrir6en, cine StseGe Vanees, oil Bite Wenifer
farnt, irelbe lit bic Mttte b 8 Stnbt6etteteS bn @g9 Sarbcr
~ lteSen tcrulnt, Gren3enb, fGnfi6 All IT'D 8ebradt fdnn IN
SaupIdbe y. so SUE Srpnt unb 100 SUP Ttefe ~aus9elegt
|relAe tey 8erein lit ben Wlnrft brtnet, nnb bas 10 eingegnn=
gene WeIo, nah Mt3ue Ter Spfef, cur Grtauun8 mn GrGol-
tutg tes Snftttuts anlest. Dtefe Qrts trertsn Scn GEM Vers
Elm eulttrirt, init 9feben uno Sb t1ittnet d~n9epFanSt unp
son temieitcn, fir bic S1lite oes @rtraBes, 10 iGnae Nnterpal'
ten, Bis Der GiaentbInner ~hsrieIbelt paprn UtHs- ererettt.
|0a;u hat nod ieter Spefuldnt has Nebt etnen S.nn. her
Die nGthieen Nprfenntnthe befst, LEI Spn eutM Swulgste
auf bteIsm Cfnfttut a~usbilter 81 IansH. S9 oer SGule lelpf
perben bic metfen ESteren Nthenl0alten esleprt wereen.
gine ieSe Sduloftte fcfet $10S.25, bel elter Nniattuue BON
"a 81 nnb rnpnatItfen 3ablurg prn $500 reer inetr. gDer
SSs53r. Oftite atbs;abIt, fam fb ieinen Nduplab ausIudeu uni
prsStt tnuu ietnsn freier Seiittitel. Die @trsablunaen ifnt
oerie berdrt tas es aud benz wenteer 8enittelten mbelt1 III
feinen Serb nbli6teiten nndautrntrnen. IS nitric Defenders
i'm Snterefe Ger neuat8eprrtenen Srlpten Iteeen I6 al
eieiem nntsrrettten ;u t~etbttliser, Bonn tie wirten nab Is
rer Gntlafrung @trdS erlpart bdter, rdS ihnen bis bdttn.
ircitn aud nur etnen tletner, bod ifern @esvian brtnser
rIrte. A
Diejenisen, wel6e eth GeI96ft erlerrt butet, pirben bis
edttn rstdl'6en Werbienit tn her Infeblrn8 ttnbtt unb ncd
bd;u bet VcrtbeiI tabeit, drf ibreni @isentburt trcbnen tR
tOnnen. Seipnbers irltsn fhb Dteientssn toran bettetltsen.
relhen Gtrns an tuGttaen Snulet geIeeer tit. Der Mgent
4nerefr 2ut, lcpit te llrtsrdeenteu Dr. MDr. Mppel 10 On
rp~rnburbfr. unb Sultus Stef6, 429 80. Bait mrretr. wsr-
ben MuIt 1ee enteseennebmen. Bet @tuIenbnna srn $685.
an Bite Office bes Observation-Disclosures Central Weretns BON
Ncrtb Nntertta, rnteL 2uk. Ode 10. unb 6 Str. gDnfttneton
.. g.. ert1lt Der Gtnfenber etnen Mftienitetn une esne
Autttuns fr bic erfe @tn3obluns, nnb efsnfc eft vsaiene
burg BON rnpndtltm $500.
(1oWfrtltHt) VtSree Sasst oeR'
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8efdn1ttrnnfhnnn.

Dtefts sur gtaEri&t Der w~eitsiieter tes WtdnOfrrtsnd6er.
Is Wrcient @rbSbune tes QcrreS ~anaefaat bat, unb baF 81
&rbtttI ~befel6en benatrt&ttet FEb, frIr.t lire Mtbeit rtebev
Gu,sanebmeu. SIN @uftrasc
ufmA n ~aK.u
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GefMGfts.O Ser1nnernnn.

6e ~sreebene Nn;etee. taB t9 in SUlec Ger ~unsebeuern @reis.
eitSbune he's 8teti5ee. ee fur cut %befunoen bnte, meinen
@rrSiipns-GtCre tn einen Qassrbier .SaiOt az SerranteIn
une werte mid ~beRrcteM nacine alien Sci tditsfreunre nit
tst Ssasn, ras Rude rne 8eler liz felt, 81 ~teptrtben.
2putS 9tlttr,
Nr. So Gafern ASenue. Ode ppn @tebfraBe.
H- ? ~snRdutise iwnse @dnnsr tSnnen Srarbtne ertaI-
tsr. na. f-.f.'. ---# .(TGM9
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ser Oamenfhnbmacb =9Seretn

bGGt peute Iten6 7 lltr I'm 3tmmer Mr.. Der Gsmpsren;baG-
lie eire @erIammlung, UNI ~ teRinnnen, pm mann an bic
neue berett. eenetm,gte, pretsltae In &re # treten fpa. &ae
esutf6en G6ubmeGer inb bier;u tSFtdit. etrs laben, simal
bic Yreislife bsute Mbeno aud In teutfher Sprade g. udt
pcrlteet. 60 fpmlnt eenn Mne nGb spr rem I. Npril unh
gebt nit uuS 9ans In SanS, Tenn radp bieier 3ett fchet es 81
&tntrittseeIe.
(SlN - = 8 II .. "a [. DrG[ !.
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EOSeS=Mnsctoe.

tEniereu Grsunteu une 0er>pdnbten 6te trdurige 9ldartai
Bona ABtebeu unlerer g tebten Satin unb Shutter s. a
ttGrtnd . rueb d d i'm alter BON 81 Sabrcn. Dt
@%eereeurs ftnbet an DtenGds gtamuittdg 2 Ibr ron urle
ter gootnunG, Nr. 1853 Sbarpfr. rene fpeaiege G~tnIaburl
satt. - Die 6tntsrblttbertl
.e SrdGirt 8rnebG&
tWtOt unb Sinner. 1osIu
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0eue an5eigen.
Wfarnlanb @taates Iatr.

@ BAIT more, ben IL. MGrS 1884.
8Gr untertlsuns bes 6eatfaen Departments serwlar9Iano
Stadts.Netr tot dG Elm SerTen,Grmtte sebtlpet, tas aus
fploenbpn Sprrpn heGek&.
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Meuer Nnnnercin.


ia BIG gittsisessr tes ouSselaufenen @Rutbcnta gauter.
etfs am lestttl DGnuerftag etnen reueIt Weretn ~eeerGnbet
eaect unfer Gem Wnrnen Mutbrntd 8auoeretn u 9 ure
to9teto3 ub T SO Nrttetie 6elet6net uu ben. 70 tper6eu NGr,
pie its tc9 dnthIteBen rotten, b61tmft e~tneelaten, ont mad.
yer Oennerttda, et II WGtt. MtenoS k8 1Qr BET dug.
8et9e' yer. AZ y. Ere6ertdItr,, SprSufrreten. iHptri cine gut
SNoasaroettete Geritttn.ten pOr9elsgt tptrb.
10 00nrdb sd tt.nt pros. DrGl.
tS9@hl sa@ SEE. &rHue, prop. Sefr. oe
IS Nnrora 2cec Mr. i, -. 9. q g.
Die S6tefern cbteer 2rBe tpereen tiernftt c~!ngelaten, Gd
Dohnegnee, cen Il. Wldrl, tn tbrert eep6bnltGet 0erfanuf-
tMneS,sctal regt ,atGreid einsufineen, trbent @ef4Gfte pen
tGpM) On. GER.
aIf Wcit Gno S0uDerein SO. g.
Die Wttstteber bteIes @eretns Gnb tn Renrtnig eeIebt tnf
a6GIteH 0tenitds, ben IL. MdrS, &ter6s 1S lttr. Sdbres
Weriaitinluns, Observation-Disclosures I~tdtttnbet. MGs, rel
DE uct btnau5utreter iuiiuhsr. Itn6 hermit e~tnne(atsn, In
@ereinSlccnI. S0ct galtlinprefr. SIR 67I, su eridGincn.
SaWl 6. 8erber, Ger.
SrC6ratb Der 1lmiUm=3edameS BON
2~lntertfa.
Die reseInd6ise bterttlj1brltGe Ierlanfnluug he's @latp,
ldno. 8rbsraths Ger II. 8. IF ". Mtrb ait Mitsmp@
eu 10. B. ID ut TX ttr Abents. III 3tnnmsr SIR 5 ts
Sertperen3tempeI f%tattftnteu. Die gcttrGee her unterae-
rreneteu Sedass NIB Gouneils Tnt tpr 6tefent GAGE 81 Eee
rthttgen.
Sfnac GprteGt, Setry
tkr-4Vi) SO. So Secpnbnt.
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geiOea@ nnO TilSbiite

9erren unb Rnaben
In ret6er Nusn0bI, tinteer. ais fcnfps. Bet
Carl S&aun,
SO. 20 8sacrerhr. essenIttr ben Rem NHtra.
(sEgsaN BY Rasus.
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95orbicrfbop 3m VerfdMfen.

Gin aarbisrTEOp nit gutter aunbf&nft In SIR. 247 grUok.
psn IL ous freier Sdne az ~Ssrtnuen. MaGsufrdsen bet
Ghas. X. 3iIttr'rst Mr, esfr. (6r5MO
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Oeri6iS UerbnnOlnmgem,

Grimm Gpurt.-Solgenoe 9tneriffS=
Sale tanteE sur Bodybuilding:
8i6aro Despair segen emma GrpmtbeTs +;
I'M S. unO Soften 9eitraft.
SpRn s. 8rCpn (farbis) 9egen 6. q. Sclz
mes; Sub curia.
SObn 9tiduIa eesen SOiepb gsilipn; S. umO
Soften. 5 s9
@m. 8pitpn ge9en Glisatetb 8rown: SO Ii.
Soften.
7 @m. Gudnel segen NnOreip Hrb (fartig)
nit elmer 9lrt; ST uno Soften.
is Siaac MiQer, ipel6er @tib Submid ipani,
i6en Bfeffer in Die Iugen getreut; $500
8irgiduft. e.
6enrp 2eiben, Der geitpbIenc Saden ee<
fault baben ipllte, itelte bur6 Spiepb Stein
8itr9i6aft.
9iitritt Court. - 3bomaS @uroen,
Der cretnal rnterlaien bate, 9icen; fir ieine
@irthi9uft beraus5unebmen. unbeenbiet,
Snpertpr Court. - 6eute tcmmen
Die SO. 846-898 sur gerbanbluns.
Common B(eaS. Refine 1erbanos
llngen,
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A BOYS GIFT TO THE SOL
DIERS.

a lady in California communicates
the following incident to the Aerieul
tarist: Rev. DR.. Bellows, President
of the Sanitary Commission, now in
California, was about to deliver 9
lecture in behalf of the Commission
at Marysyille. In Il e afternoon
before the lecture, ring wac heard
At. his door, and little boy was ad. /.
1nitted bringing with him q white
chicken. Dr. said he-F want to
give this to the soldiers; it will make
them two plates Of SOUP The DIR
received It with thanks on behalf Of
G thsssoldiers, and commended'the boy
for doing What he could In the
eyening The chicken was taken to the
lecture, and at its eonclusion the
circumstances were relstsd, and the
10y sgttt vas pdt tp for ssleet auc-
Ter. The bidding was lively, and
the chicken was sold and relsold un-
I'll tie sum cfs4oo in gold, equal to
neaA sl!2eo ID currency. xss realized
for thesSaEitafy Commission, and
the boyw.s delighted to ind how
much soup bis chicken would furnish
'sthe soldiers.
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stone Fruit Jars,

or the b-st quality, vitbeorks an
" caps, for sale BY,
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Notice.

T WILL pay cash for any quantity of old
L -Corper delivered at my Tin shop on
Second ST ssi, below the Public sqnare, CALI
polls, Ohio.
MAY IL. 1864.
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XYanfed.

WANT Butter. Eggs. Dry Fruit, Feathers,
Rags. Beans, Maple Sugar. Bees Wax, Corn
Meal, Flax Seed, and country Cheese / pay
cash. JNO. A. ROBINSON,
Lower side Public Square.
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fauars Department.
STEALING FRUIT.

Thati Is the word = sssalingp 4tlig1
"what sh2ll we'do'3ith the preda-
tory Boys shOa go I"coor bunting
aud visit our melon patches. fruit
gardens and orehsrds-destroying
spd taking the result Of much labor
and care expended during the sea-
con? tits becoming & grave ques-
ton in our neighborhood, and we
would like to see the subject discus
sed in the RrE4ts" t.f
In some States laws have been en-
acted mixing these night raids Of
wanton young vandals upon fruit,
larceny, and punishable as larceny.
We do not happen to know what the
Laws Of your State are relative to this
class OF thieving lawyer viii quick
ly post You and recommend remedies.
II it was our best friends boy who
committed the theft we would as
quickly and surely procure his ar
rest and punishment for stealing e
pesr as hundred gold dollars. For
Il is often the case that the single
pear or a single bunch of grapes, or
plums from particular tree are
worth more, really TO the culnvators
than the gold dollars would be-per-
haps hsve cost more than that worth
of time and care. And now when
you are watching the Development
and perfection Of single specimen
or half dozen ofthem, for the pur-
pose of determining their value, they
are thoaghtlessly or wansoniy de-
stroyed by reckless. mischieyous
boyso or young men. The labor of
years, the watching and care, are
just eliminating in the knowledge
you desire, and you wake up some
fine morning to find the coon hun
ters' have robbed You Of your treas
ure. aAEzE II
It is stealingl-the meanest kind
Of larceny, aud ought to be punished
as,sneh-ss grand larceny. And if
you have a law in your State which,
if enforced, viii disgrace and punish
snch pillagers, you ought to invoke
backbone enough to enforce it. 1t
will be akindness TO the boys-maJ
save some of them, by awakening
their thoughtfulness, from worse
crimes, the consequence of night
larking.' 1t is often the cse, that
this species Of crime is engaged in
from mere lore Of sport-of exciting
adventure, no crime being intended.
And in some localities citizens wink
al, or treat lightly such forays on the
part of the boys. And it is because
Of this tacit tcountensncing by COM
munities, that the matter has become
so serious. For many of the boys
who visit your orchards and steal a
dollars worth of fruit under cover OF
darkness, never would think of visit
ing your potato field in the same MAN.
ner and stealing dollars worth of
potatoes. In the first case it is cal. |
led rare sport in the second. the
boy himself would call 1t steal. |
lrg. |
The remedy then is, We think, to
enforce the law,if you hsvs one,
which viii reach such cases--to
create q public sentiment in the
neighborhocd spainst ito call it
by its right name-theft-and those
who take the fruit by their right
names-thieyes. Give the boys to
understand that it is Just as mean,
just as wrong, and just as criminal
TO steal dollar in'the shape of fruit
as to pick your pocket Of your purse. /
Aud in prosecuting such cases make
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SUndeF1PS.
suffers, Goods,

A LMoNDS. Cr. Nuts. Pea Nuts, FIlberts,
N Raisins. Cove Oysters. Lobst-rs, Com
mon Candies, Fancy Candies. Gum Drops,
Chewing Guano, Canned Fruits, Sardines,
Catsup, Pepper Sauce. Lemvn and Vanilla
Extracts. For sale in Quantities to snit
.-u. 81 r. b. g. FORD d BRO.
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Undertaking
IN All ITS BRANCHES

1AN ALA IL y ohAANSL16O
Given particular attention. We are prepared
TO eclipse all other establishments in the
place. Our hearse is unequalled, and our
Terra Gotta Caskets. Burial Gases, and Metal
lie Burial Cases Of the very best manufacture
having prepared ourselves for embalming
the dead. bodies can he preserved by our
process, in these cases. without any percept-
ible change Ample time, therefore. is given
relatives to again behold Che features Of their
departed friends.. What is claimed by our
facilities, y the preservation Of the body from
decay 50 long as may be needful to meet the
necessities occasioned by the event Of death
from home, or to satisfy the longings Of ab-
sent friends. This ordinarily. is all that even
affection can desire. but much more is claimed.
Bodies, in many instances, are preserved for
years. Our facilities protect from intrusion,
fran intsrmingling with the earth. from
water and from vermin, and Therefore, may,
at anytime. be removed from one burial place
to another, no smell escaping to render it un-
pleasant to friends.
An assortment of Cherry and Walnut Cof-
fms always on bands Persons coming from
the country 70. soffns. an always have them
upon short notice. Fine hearses and quiet
horses alwavs ready for attending funerals.
JAS. S. A. & R. SKEES
Gallipolis. o.. Feb. 4. 1864.
The weekly union record., 1864-11-05
News cf the Week.

There have been movements On both the
right and leit wings Of the army Of the Poto-
mac, which have given new advantages 10 the
Federal cause Grants operations create
much uneasluess in the Confederacy, and disa-
greemenls between Davis and Lee- Georgia
and North Carolina are full Of deseriers from
the rebel cause, who are fully able TO protect
themselves, and many prominent officers in the
latter State opeuly threaten to head the de
serters ard their friends to take possession OF
the State Government If Gov. Vance does not
at once institute separate State action for
peace with President Lincoln. Price was de-
feated with the loss Of bis cannon and baggage
wagons, and al last accounts, he was having 8
~run.' Two OF the New York State agents
bave been sentenced to Imprisonment for life
for forging soldier votes for Li,tiemac-four
Others are on trial.
A National convention of the War Democ-
racy has been held in New York city, which
passed resolutions sustaining the Government,
traitors North and South, and rec
all loyal Democrats 10 support the
candidates representing the Administration.