davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-07-04

FREIGHT@GRa1x FaEleu1s -Dulf ani 1n-
TAlo:-gask CITY ofAll apkie, with wheat At 7sc;
oat, %h corn st ba,E sarsnine 4,b osfs
70 poET CoLgonxE1scaE Fog, with wheat, al .75o-
"LsIE 40 ~ KaH' Fasianrs-1here Is no change
fio1F fo9F o o fsE sGsGe Hois fs nte eed "a
PToytsions to New 9osE, LAKE and rah,
FEoy.sio1s 10 y: r: "a -! Eases = 1oo ns'.. t9...
Elonf 20 Aontfeai. AZ Nase1.......'....... Ef3...
I5ep1 e SoaZssi: Il Ssin,s. .:...::.:..::: IS :.
F1enr 70 Poftls1d ia Tia -:
F!eHs e B1919 H. a. isSe
"a R411so40 FRIiaHTs-7ne following: :afe the ral1.
1'aa sa.ss: Fourth Class. Flour.
To Bast'n' a, s,j I'LL; .n6 III. 1$s
T. T. Pcstaaa, aa,a, a a Isi F
10 Baaao % "a iii II ra. a
rail aud Lake Eris ..........o.E4 0.;5
T2 Ei;sST;S II
aay. 6,4S7 bbls + Market dull and nsmisalY a5Ga5cc
lover. sales Today vere: WHITE w1xT4R EETsAB
ontt ms,t n991son Co. a. 1H@: 100 n5s. e.
f. ns ~ TX S9.5 iG9 brls "pratre" ~ bss
bis" fle;chers best" 1t s9s7S; lno bris acssSaes
On P. v,.,,.
hUlE at nm trArk frn dn n or 4rocT
n HEATCEtcpiver tc.iav x sos Sr. shfaraa
&c 2s m Narket nnse tted nanrTv c,I aeSS
inwrr ihan At the c1nae ~ ,htn1a yes,s-dsW gsjss
we're -Sr,EG WTYAr ~ SrnREy5s1 nSn x S@se9 En9
enrinr In store at y COO 10 IN IN - ~ :, a. snh
III dn al ii es1S iGW6 hn dn ~ Il "a h ,ot
xs7: s0o bu do In A. B. Co.'S At 81 Is ao.oGs bu
No Spf1ug in stofe at Il 81 STD hu IN at ii o3L
i[O ID "a At ii B 3 0O hn d. At II 11k TX I'M h
ID at ii ga T. d br % at ii Cd 1f M hr Ia al Il "a
ffi6 hr Ak M Al "a ken IN P.teotrS Sa.sn
IL ii 81 m IN ia - Il = Ii ~ ~ s,Sn o
r. ~ a.. ~ 7Stha ,Te " @ W a. l.ns
ipai It Il d I5T 10 snd ass sna or aMos Na
6e,nG hogers At the nsida aad sellers
Ut LUZ 91s1nt Q4otatIon1. -
tOAN-ttectlfea TO d2y, $50 bu shipped, 1GG, fD1
SonS s. S9 Gs IN sa1e; a ~,
41S3; H. eco bu do a. 1900 hn do at Al Al. Nn
bu DO at II 8lk. 1910 bp Nh forn in stnr a. ii 81.
5WQ u do at XI8K. CDCeO In do At il 2SN IL m r.,
do at Is: 46 bu Reecteti Corn in sfnr1 At ii ~.
E.eGo p1 ao ~ - ,s9 o 6u oo a. SILL KlTE3 AID
GaHAL ioMa .atLoATCeMu ou 20. iaVtr a. $ls3
eaoat s,eSo ~ ~ = 51.z9H aaoat: Mafset closed
Alu AZ St-a494-1 loE ApsI anu 3l<9H fuf hu.2 Corn
In bt1Te&
, 1864-07-04
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For che Week Endlnr IuIy LII. 1kRt

sATrRpAY EvxyHa. JnIy 2, asss
The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Live Hogs ~ the va
ious yards In the city during the week ending todsy
compare as follows with the previous WeeYreceipts
.j1
, 1864-07-04

Mesers. Gilbert Updlke Co., exhibited On Change
to-day, samples Of new white and red winter Wheat
Flourthe nzst Of the crop of 1851 It was ua1ufac-
tured at the "Early Risen Mills" Dongo1s, Union
Co., Illinois, By E. Davis Samples Of the wheat were
also exhibited.
, 1864-07-04
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
are On q b1rs 0f &c storuQ1 PR 6t.yAsl, rfIess
ctheszraae stdted. F30Kr Is s2d delsce7xd YntesS
otakTrctse stated.

.FREIGHTa-GKaiy FaEianTs -Daif 4 ani IN.
changed: The Engagements to.dsy were TO BUY.
EAlo:-BaEk City Of Nil auk1e, with wheat at TIC
Ont With corn At &c bark Sunshine With at5s.
To Port CoLDoRyE-schs Fog, With wheat, al ,7,5c-
eIevat1nC same IS .. Buffalo,
HI.tEF AND RATS ERxYEnTS.-TherA IA nn rhnnOA
, 1864-07-04
Flour and Grain In St,

Flour and Grain In SEoFes
The following table, showing the amount OF -four
and grain in store In Chicago on the dates named,
WAS acoldenkg omitted yesterday;
, 1864-07-04
BEEF CATTLE.


The total receipts at the various Jur1s in the city
during the week ending to-day. according to tho
cal!y returns posted on Change, amount to 500
head. This Is 112 head less than were received last
week, and 1862 7head than the receipts Of the
corresponding week OF last year.
The daily receipts 3. the various yards compare as
follows:
, 1864-07-04
N5,45o.34

tS;ltesSs 492t. II ,5H.44
IHE IA1 R1LL.-Tne expected bill went In to one.
faen ths " distinctive feature, perhaps,
ta1 q quarter or one per cent upon sa1es III nff
mttsaafls m !. ~ sstaoshuena whose buaness amounts
FINANCIAL AFYA1Rs.-Tbe total cf1ctsl and esttu,.
asea tot e. ttcal which, which ends TO-
NOTION. ia S247, ,S59, ,lSi Is, Via
From Internal HeFenue. lg905t5W %
From Sale Of Public LaRd5,,,,......., SR3SE is
, 1864-07-04

IlGHWiNAs-Reee,Tcd today. 70 srt,g. ~
ipEed, 20 oflg- Marie; nrme,; 1s,; snnns.g It G
aU bris cty and prime couprSy At sl ioo ost' ~
u S7-m Atfet cloAinK steAdy. L.. ~. ,,orar usrknk
HlHES-Tno arrangement ~ see 3AS"'s
, 1864-07-04
ACCIDENT 70 CAPT. TEBpEy1s.


The "Twin Sisters" !" agnin hurled its missiles
into the lines Of the 14th Corps during the
forenoon Of yesterday. It WIS !. grand sight
to see the shells burst IN the air, or In the
trce-tops, while the roar, as Of distant thun-
der, rolled over the great bilowy sea oil
the clear air. The damage done vas very
slight, as the explosions took place too soon.
In the afternoon, Palmer planted his bitter
les on An elevated swell Of land, an1 replied
In Teg1lar vollies, like the broadsIde of a ship.
What the results were hare not learned.
4 sharp little engagement took place yes
terday afternoon IN front Of Schoheld's left.
the rebels back acquired a strip Of territory
which was secured the same evening by the
99th Ohio and the 1osd Ind. The badge Of
this Corps is q shield variously colorcd to
distinguish the Divisions. That of the 4th
Corps is an equilatera1 triangle.
A great number Of deserters, strarglcrs,
skulktrs, convalescents md others, have Just
arrived from the rear, having been collected
In all parts of the North and East, and for
warded to Chattanooga for distribution In
their appropriate commands. Some ap.
pretended as deserters, are men who,
in consequence Of continued sickness,
have exceeded their furlough, in some in
stances at the instigation OF their regimentai
eurgeon. Such viii be lenIently dealt with.
They were apprehended by unscrupulous
men, who had no other motive than the pre-
MUM Faid In such cases. There is good deal
Of this going on, and quarfer1nas{ers who
pay the account have acted in collusIon with
these Wtetcles.
Last night oil was remarkably quiet. Scarce
& gun was heard. The various bands charm.
ed Us with their music. Among these the
ever harmonious band Of the ed Massachu-
sets, which belongs to tie Sd Division,
stands pre- eminent. II any band In the I'm
ion can beat It playing those sweet "lilting"
Scotch airs, would give months jpay to
hear it done. .sThat strain once morsl Oh!
1t came o'er mine ear" I send this by mes
Eenger to. Chattanooga this morning. 1hope
the postal arrangements will enable 1t to
reach you before the war is oyer. Letters
come this way from Chicago In FIVE or sl1
days. Why should 1t take fifteen for them to
travel on the back trackf
The several corps headquarters along the
line we're connected yesterday with those Of
Gen: Sherman by telegraph wires. The PIES
EFT lnll is omiuous of another advance Of the
right wing. which now stretches in direc-
Ion east Of south Of Marietta. In my last
, 1864-07-04

CHEESE-Msrket active and In fAir suppiH- Ii.
nous cheese Is IN better receipt and qualities geuer-
silly are above the average CT previous years. Prices
nrm std unchanged. NE quote:
tHs8
Meetelo GIL G
COFFEE-In conformity with the general coud,-
oD o. The Grocery trade is u1sstted, buyers
are holding Of and prtces to sona extent nominal.
Ne Quote:
s1ntQa.- All
Rio. good to prime. i7Ec
E6SEHElu fhlTs5pt 1tY and 1nad deuard E.,aa ~
, 1864-07-04

What was accomplished by the assault,
Nothing. Each party returned on Monday
night, to the same ground they slept on the
night previous. We lost 1900 men; the
rebels 900. We can repulse Johnston, II
he attacks us; we cannot break his lines By
direct assault. Look, then, for IN cxhibi-
tion Of strategy before further fighting
0Ccufs. RI.IEE
, 1864-07-04

NAG..AIak &AA7A0
sUGAR-The transactions to-day have been az
EeMey limited but sales kRve been maac at yestez-
sestsd that Strong up~ srd enent vhon haa peen
ia this market unusually llSh: there ha beep no dis
position to tepE ecAt0 exstluE ralne8- Our byeyo1a
quotations aEe consequently Unchanged. wa ouota:
@a{X
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
SALE.


CC1r0h HOUSE, FL PAsOi IMA,
February 18th 1904
Nece hereby given that on the lst day Of April noHt
ls6I) within the the legal hours will expose TO public
sale to the highest bder for msney receivable in payment
for duties Imports at the Custom House in the town OF
Ri Paso the state e Texas the following Merchandise
wit Twenty three 2S) cotton rebosos appraised at $40 and
one ~ gents broad cloth cloak appraised al s2 Said mer
shandEC having been seized in Ysleta, leKas as Illegally
imported Tito the United States the lSh day of October
1868 by persons unknown and no claim having been inter
posed and no bond given after due notice according to law
W.. W. MILLS, Collector,
20. a.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
DISSOLUTION,

The Arm Of Dtenhoefer Cohen Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent and all those having claims against hom
viii please present them and all hOse indebted to said arm
viii please come forward and settle their accounts at the old
gard In Las Vegas. -.
IL, vtsrs, Ttlrusry "a, 1874
10 W. a.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
PROPOSALS.

Proposals will be received at Las Vegas New Mexico, on
= bporeihe 2Oth day Of March 1851 for the building Of
Court House and jail, according the following plan.
iEo atory building with 81 eeGby 25 theower part to con
sst of the JAIL including three cells 2or rooms for the
Jaer and four rooms for public purposes The upper part
70 couss Of court room about 30 by % feet and rooms
for The use Of the Court The wall to be c0nstacter with
ItonO and adohss Any person caa propose for the said build
log ehor for the complete building tue whole persons
aiy propose TO furnish the Carpenter work Mason work dc sc
separate The whole building to be finished eight months
from the time contracted agreed and stipulated by the par
sss For further particulars address the Judge Of Probate OF
The undersigned Of san Miguel county
A. MORRISON
RuNALD0 BACA CONS.
JESUS G0NsALEs J VIGIL
LhI Vegas, n " Feb "a, 1884.
No, " H.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
STOLEN.

All pNrsans arc hereby warned from rsccvMS two drafts
drIvu uu the Asst. Treasurer U S, New YORK. by Capt A. D.
Garrison, s. e. 4. ff $1,000 -ath sud SpdWssd by Ma
NGol yi! 70 Miguel 4. ut'r1. Sud Gmigt wore stylsn
duplicates w p,Nr rel dhtu No. and date or the Same
viii boz sscrahsi bat lhc Asst Treasurer Is already ad-
vs,d No. p'y the originals any person whl may see
those TRAITS will pAse lalJru the uAlsrsgu,dof the uaHe
ftAs holder. C.P, CIEiER,
santa No, Nm.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
DAVID V. WHITING MIGUEL A. OTERO,
SEw YORK KANSAS ctY'
WHITING 4 0TERO.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
NEW YORK CITY ASD KANSAS CITY, HO,
NEW YORK CITY AsD KANSAS CITY, mo,

viii make purchases, ON ORDERS, ia the Eastern
Cities, al the lowest market rates
Their knowledge Of the general trade and market enables
them To dispose Of congnmcntg to the satisfaction Of their
patrons and ensures them quick sales and prompt returns
ANY information regarding the markets will be given
promptly and with pleasure.
They WIN received and forward from Kansas CITY, to their
destination any goods that may be eonsgncd to their care
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

NEW MEXICAN wool, HIDES, PETa tc,, &c,
urcEIvEp, AND SOLD At HIGAEsr ARKET RATS,
.... WHITING h 0TTRo.
.sv ", IOSs n, enT' My !, rsa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-27
Saltimore, NNontng, ocn 2z. SUM 1864

Sett erfldre id mir bn8 8etragsu pes
@erIhtSamtmannS babte Qisb tb er er
Dartet qtlte ron otsler g8ttpe. Treili9
tie miro rie fleine Sumpe te3ablen, oa4n
bin i'd, oh5efunoen unb bl4nllrt. 4. ebe
td) oI.1e Shmah itber mid er9eben ia1ie,
mill td atm. gang arm perren, Idblf lterben.
uHo " rrB Der meine WeiaunS tdna1t fen.
nen ntuB, Den th fur bsf1nsea bett.s!.. /.
CT perIhmobt m9! Ntia, id, lpiu nidt
nebt wetnen, penn ta muB MIDI Der Trd6s
nen l4ilner, 8a9e Opfer babt i'd qe
bra9t, neil ID, oielen @eorA llebte Sebt
1T metre Sefirdtul5 0eptbbeit aemo ben !:
er Vet 9nldbt mtb llao pe5e Aben euerin
5ebt er mir Dor I. @8 lpIre mcul Alles out
Seworoen, Wenn @eo19 ourd mid leinem
Sater bite 0ilFe brtl1} Ell f6nneu.. :. uno
th wtiroe lie ,bm 4pitri1sem Oer3en ee pen
Oct parpe mein 8an3s8 8. rmS EN- biugeseben
bab.n. Die gdjer taben u Den SeIeini,
9unBepl1n beratben -. Ytn ih n.Gt Qlss
beth 8eper, bic retdt @rtil? 0abeu lth
n2dt Wdnner um mid bemprbsn. bic cine
bc1s StellunB einnebmen =? 6at niHt elm
y Srcn mir 5t }i6el <leSen? 5a piq IL.
den itber oiele Dteni pen, MD perpienen
baB aIan (te 6reua6e neilnt W2ein Iel oer
Batter bat lbnen bel gutes getban. j. Id
cmpfanse ben Hetn pafar 1}iele cJlelaitie
ntrce liz fennen lerneu W1ein @5ptt, ipie
trluri8 uuo e'uim 1T es n Oitl nj Oerman,G,
ten S}Srlterbauie! Sh faun Die laltisen@e.
canfen ns4t perblnnnen, eS feblt mir u3er.
ltreuur8 an Arresung IN anDsra Oin1.n -
Ater icb tlsibe. ids mil Die epsin 10 n8e er=
traSen, big Der Nd4fo ger nIetneS 81iels er.
nannt 1T. ea,ot irI mir bienea! Gr ltl
oer 8eufsl isia, cen id auf meme 6einbe be.
ee. ., man 5wln9t ntids ia DaSu BIN id
reun cine ePerlpn lie Elm Softer perldmdbeu
bari? 1'' ga Ifom f'7a9 ag9 sia
.''l &brdnen res 3ornes rlunen ater ibre
Wansen, SieiDdrf iid aitf oaS Sopta, err
grtff ooS Bud mteser uuoi 3bdn9 1ib, Der
0fOman weiter 3i leleita asa1iioTs5e s
GS ioar pdmmeri5 geBcroen as 5arct
SaS 0au8 @eprs'S ,rreidte, an pem Iein ng8ss
poriiterfabrte. HsG H15rm43.e ns1ir aa9
'-' -i.t'@ (JprtiebGns fclst. .(tIgyfGi.c -"-
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j lit Coutro6toren.
@nblilten5=softTee Ser sser. ct. strmee


5AHtilIl-.1E Baltimore, ben q SInt 1864.
8eteeele &neetr i'm Dupittat perpen auf pteer Sf-
he bis Sdn5sdA rn 70 Stunt b. S, entee9en9tncmmen,
bas Ser 81 SAbFen3- partemrH 5u baltimore Np.
SW prI leb NIT -
6OJ 6aB @tnbtGet9 (Res reeF) nit &us6Iub Sen
4Glsruotn, S&aItsrclpoS unb S1tenbetne pes
Sprbtrper eIe unp Ter <d,ieubetne pee Stnteroter-
teis zoU p1p, 5l.iiA In Il iGmabissn ~ tl,a com
pGrteren EHe tt:Etrn 0iertel 9el0aiten) unb IN
cpaltddpt9 eerttTten ettttnen Nafsrn verpatI, uns
9eoen Wtt z tterAeH htttea; II lid iet pcn SdtnHB
uho 0ieGen, nno umsepudt IN 80 Ga9en nap Der
&0tieesung. Stnntn l0 Ga4en pom &mpIane oes
eeTtI1tteS in Bere1net ab5 +IIeern. Nret 61B al 9
pi rbe IN II eIngelbtdt retn, mehe 10 lanSe be-
tdlen msice btt CITE AbIteRrutn seiheteu.
20 ,OO6VIO frIf3e (sae + eureej SStnisn, in be-
Ipnntrn puuea pcsr Deden perpa6I uRr tn Rub, In
Dsrqadr. Stnnen 10 &asen nudy GmpI1Eg be5 Son.
trtEs np5ul,eern Gtn 6aB Sdb,Eten MAP aIs
gr be etH9el1ntt rereen, mel6eS lis 5am SdblAe
Der Steferuh9 iurudsebalten nirp. 100 a-
$50 a peiBeS ooer sc BE 8, .tttlna6rieo) Sorn'
mee (pds an9egeb ittn muBI, tn CUTE trte, rttne
nno upnttnotS 8ertifts Adle serpaft AtsuItefeIn
renn Ceriangt Inn rbllb ees u'pnats Sult.
100, 600 pfuno set eS SdIi, TO Yfc. elm 3d..
ldell Q4prtbiagtCn'e 9ronb Il in @aden unb Il
I" Sdnap Talera perpaft Vie 6dier mufen ct,
rein ane trpdtn letn aae alten 3etu muIea el.
raI pert'lSt rerosn... NbsuIieIern 10 ILee mad,
GmpfAne pes Gonra.ts. 49,
@nsebte muTea duf 6r1mulare etf9rteten iein melde
auf cbi9er ! fife su babeu iiur.
Di, pbi9en Qnaebpte It e ben 9 brSun9en nn-
ternnrn peIte sep0b LTD anJetSen bieler Sfce fur
Subrten5fpres bstgffuet ltnb.
Sebe peeon ceer epes Witgeb ether rnta reld>e Nn-
9e pte ma6 mus epen einen lreur fur bic Ser st.
Nest fung beileSu pena ht berls ELM rIer al pbt8er
Z tFee restattrt Ipurce. lG 150 ngu
G. $. @ilman
tZ3 25untl @aptatn une 3. 9. IT, 9. u.
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0eid6fts. Nnsei0e.

g. SENT Go tabep tn gtp ~ Mcre ppr9rorr:, nape
aTsftSttr Elm gSkple(ae ure Retatl 1rps e6dft unS
8ppbefe sr6net Serr9. 5eiutrier wre ieerts bic pra
ron Tsetfameuter Gus g1ntt9e eeprssn rOr-
nan mir o Serren erjes Opte eas Yurlttum I'm ~ASemet
~ (1aEbrssRt1 8, Ssnft @p
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-27
0eatitbe NpO betelt
Z aserlss nnb gstataa1 skaspart,

:
nub gee Ses Benuictuanto 1Oenns une Dtbhiefrabes
ners an pen Obtsen &fdseD 5eIeSeHeu apctbefeu inf
ban 5srreu aer;fe iops BEN Seebrten &u6irm befena
eofcblen Seaepte unt fosffise mebtstaie 8ercrbnln
e erbsu an iebei 3eit ant mil be1 srSsten ScrSaLf
suesert,at auG ur mir burtt b6use frii&t 5enhHnseh
Rsfs u,it aisn su uuierem @e@St SebSreubeu Nebiea
peHfeu periebeu. Die anfertisuus 1em1er RrSparatt
inie au semiiGe 4uapieu beiorssn rI in unerer co.
t,r,tr,7,,rn Gebr4N
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-27
Term lClte ln1cloen.

aaa %. st. s psf. lO--4O SSOnoS.
0rlte 9tatirnnl=Sanf upn Baltimore
Sinansicue 3tsentur Der Scr 9taoten.
Snbirriptpaen rppbl fur resitrrte als @pupSnbprt
weresn eutsegen8enrmmen DIE 9niyn besunsn nit fen
1a9e Der cnbcriptpn peer l. OidrS 1864 dblbar
WtnnSs peer IN Pesll 4urrenCp nit so PCT. 3utlas /
Coupon Scnes peIt6 3tnien prn L. DtorB 1864 brtn9en
ftnb auf 0eria"een auf bet 8anf su ba6eu. ''l'4.
tSian1Ntl s-. t-a - ). 9. Merits GaiFrer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-27

Orpper SrirmpD fir Mtillipnen. lr
Orp G'DDbs! 1'1i2s aB SaltU. ct. 9rp G5poSs
@lOBe Yreisz@rndBigung ...'-
III aGen Scrten ppn Drp 500 g. oapIs Seioen3eu8cn Cal
fmirg Duslins, 9a!tcces unb oerg .61
Nn Sanb ene wunperl6Ene Nusmat1 a1er Sprten gDaa-
ren welae t md upr ovm lesten Mndlds sstaut Dab,
une welde tb 3u cen btatsfsu prein vertduie Seir
Qumtns 9Der @ee iparen mta tno pirtlib CUTE g8aare
biuts faafen, rpple ipprt Crripre&en I'm ISL
MppulGr 0rp GpcS 6ouie Spn 1 !
Spfept SeItger,
SIR 2S WetzSaltmprefr. pilben Sreeertd.
ss,s ar. u1e psm Warb NIaft. lr
~ gBtr fpre6en ensIift unO bsuIl4. (3unS)
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Oas feinife ilitc polIenSetife Srmcbts EDmics 2tt
= unierer Seit
9ie Sonisblume (The Honeysuckle)
ELIXIR DE VITE.

Dtes Tpnic Btters nelhes ett Iane etnen turIait@e
Euf tn @Iropa beS uno IN cteu eano fnen Ia ebrau@
frmmt tt oem reinfen @cg tn Berbtnoun9 NIT
S6nigs &aSc a l. Ito I'M lDe3e Der Deindttsn
rtgt bat IT'D ndelbe in 1aen Anehtuugsn Der 9tber
Rere unb Ve c1uunssOrsahe lebr pertbupG sSeia WAh
tn Degtl6lnnp ais ai87 f.sF,. fa..s, r...ts
pDGs Sanssetrant un'erer 3ett" e
betrldtet. Cl-S s}t 49, 4fr0 a
SSteibe1ser, &efluratfue Npptbe &c Fnten In ktsft
Tru4 SCnic-8tt sne pertbppae Queae Ses ptrfite
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MILITARY DRILL IN ScBooL.-At meet
ing of the Massachusetts legislative committee
on military affairs on Faiday, the introduction
of military drill into the public schools was
strongly opposed 10y several persons, among
them Dio Lewis, who said girls needed exer
else more than boys, and for the latter only
military drill was not the thing, as it made no
provision for any exercise of the muscles OF
the upper part of the body. j. A. Allen, su-
perintendent of the Westboro' Reform School
also opposed the project, on the ground that
nine-tenths OF the public school teachers are
women, and therefore not good military com
manders. William Lloyd Garrison made
"peace" speech to the same effect.