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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

rIn the money article 0fthe New York
1ssbsse for Wednesday last, it Is stated that
- monster speculation has been commence
ed in breadstuffs, extending throughout the
West" We thought the signs indicated
something Of that sort, and we do not doubt
that the statement il true. It is only one
more evidence of the feverish mania for
speculation now epidemic in New York,
and probably will prove it's eliminating
point. Speculation in Breadstafts, when it
contemplates an engrossment and control
Of the market, Is beyond the capacity of all
the moneyed men of the country. It may
seem successful for time; but must inev-
ttably result in disastrous failure. 1t re-
quires more capital to execute than there
II in the country. Its undertaking demon
strates the infatuation of the hour,-the
blindness which will not remember or take
warning from the lessons of the past. But
those who are wild enough to take part in
this adventure will learn. and that speed
lily, that they have got beyond their depth.
and that nothing can save them from ire
trievahie ruin. Ii they should suffer alone,
no one will regret il. But the probability
il tina, 1t will burst the Bubble and blow IN
the whole gang of Cormorants. II it does
that " i,hout injuriny the public, wont all
of US rejoice?
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23
THEHAWK-EYE
Wednesday, April 20.

~ The atr0city of the rebels under For
rest at Fort Pillow must have produced a
thrill of horror in all who read the account
which we printed on Saturday. The mere
statement of the facts, without color or ex-
aggeration, Is enough to prove that bar
barism run mad, more savagery, unen-
lightened by the slightest glimmer OF CIV
ilisation, never yet was guilty of such dew
ilish malice, such brutal. hyena-like
slaughter. The Fort had been captured,
the men had surrendered, and were quietly
deporting themselves a. lawful prisoners.
They were entitled to such treatment as the
laws Of war guaranteed. An overwhelming
force surrounded them. There was no
danger Of = rescue or an attempt to rescue
them. Yet the brutes who have been al
lowed to roam in that vicinity much too
long, taking advantage of their helpless
nsssness, and, it would seem, a. pastime
suited to their depraved natures, coolly
murdered four hundred soldiers, mutilated
their dead bodies, and to show their utter
1endishness, put some to death by bury
ing them alive! Nor did they confine
their barbarities to the negroes. Their
officers, white men, in the uniform of the
Union, were treated to the same fate, and
o. deliberately slaughtered, and with as lit
tie oompunction, as if they had been so
many mad.dogs.
All this il horrible. It would be incred-
ible If stated Of any men in the world pre-
tending to civilization, save those who have
been dehumanized by the savagery Of
slavery. Nothing but the barbarism slave
~ engenders and renders inevitable could
make possible . tragedy of blood like that.
But the deed is done. The question is,
How long these tends shall be thus per-
mitted to indulge in similar ones unwhipt
Of justice? Are these things to be allowed
to 20 on to the end? There is way to
stop them. We hope it will be adopted
Forbearance has ceased to be . virtue. Let
justice have its way. Let the barbarians
be taught, rs br0tes are, that cruelty and
murder will reap their proper punishment.
We will not initiate them. We advise no
retaliation upon the innocent. We do not
propose exercising our ingenuity in similar
acts. Let rs capture these particular viii
lains, and then give them their due ac-
cording to law.
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~ The District in Maryland represent
ed by the trait0rous Harris, voted at the
recent election 1885 for emancipation, and
4,95l to perpetuate the iniquity Of slavery.
No wonder Harris hopes the South will
never be subjugated. He and his constitu-
ents are Of one mind on that point. They
are for slavery, which is equivalent to be-
ing in favor Of rebellion and treason and
disunion and universal ruin, anarchy and
the despotism Of 'nigger-mongers." How
could it be otherwise! How gan despots
sympathize or act with freemeu-rebels
with patriots!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

Ia The wholesale butchery at Fort Pill
lowhas aroused Neutrality-suspicious. of the whole
people. 1t ought to fill men with wrath
and it will not fail of doing it. Henceforth
Forrest and his gang will be treated as ont
laws, as mere beasts of prey, as entitled to
no more consideration than the prowling
wolf, or the lurking hyena. They have cut
themselves of from all claims to the treat
ment Of men. They have proclaimed them
selves tends, and ought to be treated a.
such. Soldiers will not consent to their
own murder. They would be foolish II
they did. They will not be likely to take
many prisoners when they meet this gang
Of miscreants, whose existence dishonors
humanity.
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g#M
The Dubuque Times has been sold to
Messrs. Charles Aldrich q Co., who will
take possession Of the establishment about
about the LIST Of May. The new proprieton
contemplate procuring q new dress and
otherwise Improving the paper.-I ndepeNd-
ence Guardian. siFs.i>si -
The Guardian says that Plat Smith has
been elected President of the the Dubuque
4 Sioux City Railroad Company, and has
recently returned from New York with
means to push the road promptly to Iowa
Falls, and the promise Of enough to con.
struct the whole second division to Fort
Dodge. fas .ssr s. ,tsfs:ftot.E
The Cass County Gazette, still breathes,
and says that Emigration is pouring tbr0
daily, in such immense ''streams'' as to A.
tonfsh the natives along even this fine
beaten road to gold. The migrators are
well provided, and many Of them have
their families. They are not going thro
this spring, on the "poor old sorrel horse
and little yaller dorg'' style of old.
Ladies at the receptions, balls, etc, in
Washington, are exhibiting great economy.
They dress with just as little dress as pos
sible.-Erch0nge.
We are doubtful whether the above is in
tended as compliment, or not.-Cass Co.
Gazette. N
We rather guess its compliment b
charitable, brother Holiday.
~ There are over three hundred copies
OF the Bloomfield Guard taken by the boys
IA the army. That's right. aN
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWKEYE

Mr.. J. Tracy being called on, reviewed
briefly the early history Of the nation ana
pointed to the rapid strides it had taken in
it's onward course to greatness and glory,
it's exhaustless resources, its indomitable
energy and stupendous power, the inablh-
ty Of its enemies to destroy it, and OF the
grandeur and glory Of its future. His re-
marks were received with prolonged APP
plause. and ut their close the Band played
s'Hail Columbia"
ID. tHow0 Veterdn Sotdsers-AH nonor
70 the brave veterans of Iowa! Let her
sons speak her praise daughters sing
for them their sweetest songs, weave their
brightest garlands, and cherish undytng
gratitude
Mr.. c. Ben Darwin responded. he spoke
Of the gratitude Of the people to the SOL
der, of their sympathy for him In his
vicissitudss and danger, Of the glory and
renown which his bravery should win for
him. He eloquently and feelingly referred
to those who reposed beneath Southern
skv. who would never return to their be-
loved homes again. "But," said he, "sol-
diers, we promise you here to-day, that
when you return 10 tuo ueAu VI @csAVo OP0
rations, if you perish, your forms shall not
sleep in foreign land. No! the place
where they repose shall own the sway Of
the starry flag, and the sovereignty OF our
glorious Government" Mr.. Darwin closed
by reciting the following beautiful lines by
Collins:
! allow sleep the brave who sink TO rest.
BY all their cOuntry's wishes bic It!
When Spring, with deWy fingers cold,
| Returns to deck their hallOwed mould;
| She there shall dress q sweeter sod,
| Than Fancy's feet have ever trod."
by fairy hands their knell Is rung,
By forms unseen their dirge Is sung;
Tnen Honor comes, pilgrim gray,
To DlesS the turf that wraps their clay,
And Freedom shall awhile repair
To dwell a weeping hermit there"
MUsIc-"Battle Cry of Freedom" sung
/ hxx Ar Nan Afofor tho Rand and Audience
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nave the seat Of Government Of their State
removed from Harrisburg to their own
city. So anxious are they that they are re-
ported to have rendered five millions for
the erection of Capitol building, if neces-
sary. People have singular notions. One
city is already spoiled. Why should they
wish to corrupt another?
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Seloe, 500 @efangene, 400 Gtiid @afen anO
3 5obnen in uniern 9dnpen SurIdlahene. 9ies
ielbe gta6t bra6te uniere GapaIlerie ben auf
benz &iidsuse gefargenen 8rigeGen. gDung
Elm. st beri6tet, baB Sen. Steele 9et6otet
unb Sen. @odril ~peripunoet puroen.
Wir p~erICren einise 600 Spbte, &erpunoete
uno Gefan9ene, BON elmer Gtreitnta6t BON
100 Wann aus SnIanterie uno elmer 8atterie
BON 6 Gei6iben beitebenO. g8 par cine BART
9etdnpfte S9laGt nit idperem @erluit auf
betoen Soften. Ssna elmer Gerl9an5ung unierul
5auptfOrt 9e9enlber, fanb man nad benz @es
fe6t bic 2et6en bon llntpnsz unb 3ebeleniol@
paten 9eSenieitig BON ibren 9ajpnetten bur6>
rannt. 9ie Stabti 1par bur9 8pmben uno
&ugeln %5eritDrt. gtIe Bferoe Der NrtiQerie nno
Gapa[erie iparen get6otet, ober Die wertbpoIIen
8Orrdtbe paren 9erettet, pGs SORT uno Der 9aB
bebduptet. g $50 g -
9ie 9iegimenter i'm Sample paren, Oa3 4.
Dttnneipta, 18. @isc., 49,, 9. uno so. ST.,
80. Soma li1p II. @isc. 8atterie.
9lue @bre ben SpotelL Die teinen stpeifelbafs
ten SOP ltarbeu, liA bepubt, Dap Die Sreibeit
uno ibr gdterlano ibnen cine emige S6ulO bes
Gubmes i6ulpet! Tapferer General Gurie f!
Sopfere Splbotett, bic pie Sdladt iberlebten,
um BON ibren &ameraoen ben 2prbeer beg Sub
mes ut empfangen '7'pe mir
sL Fl. as. sA. $50 a.f.a 49, S~OuthWardg
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Syn Serbft 1868 entltano I'M glproen eine
GeieIi6aft, an beren Spite 8aQanoiebam ppn
Ohio unb g. 6. Brisbt BON Stem gOrf fat
ben, wel1e beittmmt mar, iber ba8 sanse Sano
aus9eoebnt 81 weroen uto Der &egiernn9 1pltez
nlatii3en 8ineritano entgegenjuieser, llno
3par in aaen, mas basu fibren tOnHte, DE
HebelICn gu unterbriden. Sn lbr tanoen ltQ
all Die iauberrl 8uri6e Suiafnnler, Die l11epr an
benz Snititut Der SfIaperei bdugen, ais IN lpz
rem %9emeiniamen Gaterlanoe, nno DIE Jules
aufbteten, Die perrOttete @irtbi6att BON frSber
| tpieber einsufibrsn, catnit ibnen Die sSrooe
uno Slide" lpieber %;ufpmmen. Sieier SrOen
nennt fi6 "Order of American Knights,
a~bgstIr5t in Der 6Ormef OLA. K, rSrcen
Der anleritanil6en &itter". i9a tts9a -
Colonel Sanberion, BrpfpB 0tari6all bon
W%iiCurL 9Iaubt, oieier Oroert iet our6 8allan@
Otgbam iA'8 2eben g~erllfen wprOen, tpdbrenO CT
alS Slihtline in Ganara ipeilte, uno Der Blan
basu iet pom Self. 0apis in 9i6monS o~ngelegt
getpeien. 9ds miro mabr16einlid, penn man
erfdbrt, baB Mitglieoer oe8 Oroens,% tlarnentli6
in Snbiana lino peiter peltli6, oamit' prabletl,
OaB ba8 Srbens.3 itial brett BON Self. Slpi8
berrlbre. 9a5u tontmt tlpd} bas 3eusnib ppn
Wlarp Qlnn 9itmun, friber BET benz &ebellen
SOrreit, buB Self. i9apts Mtitglieb Oes Or>
oens lei. e1
Sobdlo il6'8 herausitellte, naB Die Wtilitdrz
beb6roen pom ben @jebeintninen oeS SroenS
urterridtet tparen, dnoerte man aberltalS eas
@epanO unb ma6te ben yOrben Der S6bne
ter Sreibeit", AUDI ySroen oer Sitter Der Sret@
belt" baraus. Ser 3ued all bteier Geieu~
I0aften bIieb uno bletbt oerislhe: Bieoerber&
telling Der Sflaperz@ rtftptrotie uao @ieoerz
einflbrnng oerielben III bic 9fegierungs gepalt,
m6ge 9ano uno9 Sreibeit AUDI bariiber dauf elpig
gu @rlnne 9eben. sljsHs.is@ s89ai G. g
llnter mebreren ~tleiueren Drganiiatipnen,
3. 8.in &entudp uno anoern Staaten, bic
glei6iam nur 3weissgereine oe8 OroenS finO,
seidnet li6 Die &ep gprter y0lcGletlan Wtinute
@uaro" aus. Ser Setretdr bieier @eieai6aft,
Or. 81. S. Stepens, ipra6 ii6 i'm Sum- fol-
gen6ermaBert aus: ri Q ~ 3
- 9ieienigen, pel6e oaS Ntcgleaan=SSntersfie
vpertretenj miifen1eine trdftI9e Weiterfl6rlns
noes &rieses p~reoigen, oumit lie 1i6 Die 6fent=
nltde DReinung lt6ern uuo Stimmgeber aaz.
plOden." 5faJ .1sfiG A5I-g t
st bate binsufit9ett t6nnen: so ssjaI p
sSit Der feline Mac einmal gelpdbIt, oanm
ppercen mir i6pn uniere Wai6inen in Sang
nieBen, UNI unier 2ieblingsprOjeft, oen f%auliten
vSrieoen, Die brioerIidlte g%erbinpung nit ben
ypferen Seinben Der Sreibeit uto Der Union
vsu ihlieben, uno aus benz mn r6en BET aulez
yrifanii6en Sitter" einet nab ~europdiidem
i Whlter 9ebiloeten Nitterproen SI MAIDEN"
FgfHt 5r (EDrtfeSune fpl9t.16 art a AI
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Sfmnbf6nM.

9ie G%ritlrm1ng pom Ships 9aB in Georgia
6ur6 Sherman uno Der briIIante Sieg Sberi>
bans bel GeOar Greet biIosten Die @fanSpuntte
bieier Do6e unb belebten Die 6pffnung Der
Batriuten, oaB Die l1nteroriidun9 Der 8ebeuion
uobe iei, auf8 9fere. Griterer Sieg befreite
Sherman aus elmer mDmentanen &Ier1rne uno
lebtere S9la6t mar etl barter Stpb fir bic
Rebelipn. 8efanntli6 ftano benz Sen. Sbes
rioan ni9t ntebr GarlpS ~oecintirte8 uno bemOra=
liiirte8 9eer, ~iOnoern cine sanS iteue, Crganiz
iirte, tampfluii9e Grmee seseniber, iber Die
2OngIfreet ben Oberbefebl flbrte. $50 anoers
lit ba8 0tateriaI. gu bie1er nenen Nrl1ee bergez
%fOntn1eu, als aus 8idmOnb? 9ieieS ibmddt
natirli6 Die Nrlnee Sees pm 5a9 at Sag
unb Der Sag, an nelGem Grants 8ptpmac,
grmee ben lebten entl9eioenoen Sdlag tbut,
fptgt Dielei9t idpn in per nd6ften 8p6e.
Sonberbarer @eiIe bat man BON Grant in oie@
ier ISOLDE gar nt3t8 geb6rt; ielbft Die ybebeuz
tungsppIen" 9ampfer Na1rihten, oaB our
3eit Der Ibfabrt cine beftise &anOnabe begpnf
men babe, blieben aus. 9o6 Grant lit ni6t
miBtg uno ebe mir es uns periebeu, gebt Der
Sans rings I'm 8idntpno log.
0b9leid 8rice's Nrn1ee in Wtifpuri nod int
uler 6ili9 pom 8Iafitoneflub itebt, 10 ideiut
bV6 bic t6auptgefabr ppriber urO Die 5lutb Der
SnpaiiOn i'm 8ulen SUI iein; bpffentlid miro es
uniern Generdlen buIo %gelingen, ben Staat sn
idubern unO bas pielgeprifte Wtiiouri miro
oann Der erte Stlupenitaat fem, melder nu6
Nurplanb Die Seleln Der Sflaperei l6i't. linz
iere neue Contribution fam ia mObl enbli9 aIs
9erettet betrad1tet perOen. 6reii6, bart senrg
bat es gebalten uno tpdren unlere braoen SOls
eaten nidt aetpeler, 10 lage uniere neue @er>
fafung jest inter Der WiatuIatur.
9us Sob, bieier 1lniperialz8 Barometer, lift
pieOer etna8 9efaleu, jebO9 bdlt es 1t6 INNER
nod auf elmer reipettabeln !66be. -
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oteIer MISUNDERSTANDING Elm ebrli6es 8eitree
ben, getrenlt4 Die &rbeiten ieines grDBen Nms
tee 8n perri3ten, rnO mir ieben Jpn feline 8fti6z
ten nit elmer bepleu4tenoen perI6nIi6en Gbre
%erfillen, Der fem @egner eiuem Ntotel anbeIten
fpnnte.
sd CLAUDE, bic @irtung Der @ieOerpabl
ceS 6rn. 2tncOIn miro in England unO europa
unb iiber Die gauge @elt bin in SOlgenoem be-
itebcn: Sic miro allie Meniden iber3eugeu, oaB
Die Snte9ritdt Cures 9rpBen 2anoes erbalten
bleibt uno Tie miro seigen, baB republifanil6e
SnititutiOnen urb Elm unterri6tetes unb patrips
Tides @Clt cine NatiOn iider unO itdtig Our6
bic per5peifeltten @tfubren gu ffbren pernt6z
den." ess
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Die Standardization II. Qtttle W1acf's
Seimdfh$prf, Srauoe, SS.1. i.

Sn Der ytaGt pom lebten 9ienitas otf Wltt=
nod berrl6te i'm 2pfaI oes 9intpln= unb Spbn.
ipn=GlubS gu Orange reyes 2eben. Sine Menge
patrirtii6er Burger ordnste ii6 bort. Otit 0te=
ben uno Singer pertrieb man li6 Die 53eit, big
cine Der srpBen SiegesbOtl6aften Don Obio,
Snotana &C. nod Der aloern %etnlief. Wtit uns
enbli6em Subcl tpurben bieie 9epeiGen eraz
pfangen. limb ais es- cine babe Stunoe nab
Mitterna6t sur Gepibbeit gewOroen, naB Snz
Diana letnen 9lorreiden @puperneur WlDrtort
nit gldnsenoer Mtuiprttdt ppnl Neuem aeipdblt,
cu purOe bic alte aanpne ~aufsepflan5t ulb opns
nernb pertiinbete lie Der ginppbneri9oft bon
Orange ben Sreibeitsiieg. Sem 2ittle 0tQ(
ieoO9 muB iie ipie @rabeSlduten getllioen bd=
ben. Ser eCrti9e SelegrapbensO perateur III
Elm nniOnsmann. WcgleGan bate eifen y9e=
mOfrateu" anseitelIt, nm ibm Die @ablna6rid=
ten na6 %ieineut .6aiie peroer Stabt gu bringen.
@r barrte bort Stunee diif Stanbs; er erpartete
cine Siesesbepeide nab Der aneern; ct elaltbte
iteif unb feit, cine iubelnoe abemptratii6e" Sic
gesprCSelfiDn peroe in Der Nadt Dor leiner 8pbe
nung eri6einen; ia CT bate fir Die Slb1er Ger
BrO5eiiiOn ben beiten DID Bourbon in petto;
aber nidts ribrte ii6, ni6ts fam; upb Der ala
befllgeIte 8ote angeftellte 9emotrdte na9te mil
ieiten 5ipbspuften gar nidt pOr ieinem germ
nnp Wteiiter 81 eri4einen.
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GINS MiKnuri.
H'rite periMdt rem 9taat gu rGmmcn.

St.2Ouis, 81. Oft. Ser Spesia[sGUrs
Respondent be8 Democrat" aus Sefferlpn Gitp
beridtet: Sic 8ebeIlen sUsen ii6 bel 8runSwid
iiber ben WiiiOurifuB sariid, na9bem fe 8eetS=
pile gepllnoert batten. 8rice mar na6 ben Ies@
ten gla6ri6ten in @aperlp, Qafaeette 60. Sen.
&piecrans fOl9t ibm. 8rice'S Srain sdblt 400
Ba9en, tpel6e er perIudt, fiber aus benz Staat
gu brin9en. 8riee unb Der BieuopzG pupernear
&epnDlcs baben STREET suiamnen 9ebabt; Les>
terer pplte ni9t, bab Der Staat serdumt peroe.
giele bon 4rice's 0ffSieren pOlen nidt nit
ibm na6 Irtanias surid, ipnbern auf ollie Sale
in Millouri bleiben.
Spdtere$. Sen. Curtis bat f@ beute
ben gansen Sag NIT 4rice am 2ittIe Blue 3ie
per, 10 Weilen BON Snoepenbence berungez
i6lagen. General Curtis bat cine quite Stela
lung. uno tuenn 9rice cine sr6Sere S9Ia9t su
beginner pini@t, 70 1T N%oienfran3 in Der
9fdbe. Naes ma9t quite SOrtidritte.
General Sambprn i6ldst fi9 nit Sbplbp
.3pii6en 8prnepi[le uno Warerlp.
ST. Qpuis, 81. Oft. EOer @erluit, peIe
6en Glasgow bur6 Die &ebeIen= SnpaliOn er>
lit, betrd9t an $4,000.
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Sen. GieAt.
Son eberman,s 0Irmee.

@battanppga, 10. Oft. Capt. Ntar6
bonn A. reguldren 8unoeSregiment lit ipeben
Opn 8iIanOw, BON mp er seitern abreiSte, ats
9etpmmen. Gr beri6tet, 6as Colonel Wtintb's
GapaLlerie geitern nit benz Seino suiammentraf
unb na9 einem l6arfen @efe6t Die Gebelen in
bic 6l16t 1dlug, unc ben General gOung
iummt elmer 9rOBen NnSabl ieiner 2eute gefuns
gen nubm. Sim II. b. So. grifen bieielben
&eiter oaS gu RCme ltebenoe Commando &ooz
nep'S NIT benz SdbeI in Der Sauit an, nabmen
cine An3abl &ebelen sefangen, erpberten 8pbe
nep'S Grtiaerie unb seritreuten ben 8eit Der
3ebellen nab allen Ri6tunsen. Sim IA. b.
30. itieBen le auf GOODS Na6but, unO triebeu
bteielbe aus benz Snate Sap. Sherman brad
5ur 8erfclgung Der &ebellen auf, bic Gber
8lOOmtOipn 8alep ~iIbpdrts r%etiriren.
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SeerNianna bes @em. @irnep.

Bbilaoelpbta, 81. Ottbr. Seute
Na6mittag tpurbe Sen. 8irnepS Qei9e Sur&
cine DtilitdrescCrte rangsseu,db nab ibrer lebs
ten 8ubeitdtte 9%eleitet. 9ie Gscorte beltano
aus elmer S4paorpn Der 8bil. Gaoa0erie, benz
Stab ces Generals, Dem %. 8a. &esiment
unc pielen DffSiereu Der glrmee uno SlOtte.
Gin cieie i6lOB fi6 elm Sreimaurerprpen, Der
IopDtatenitano, Wdpor unoS ~taotratb ppn bier,
bic Union 2i9a uno anbere GUrpprattonen.
Sen. Dip unb Sen. Sides maren unter ben
Srdgern be8 8abrtl1es. Die SIassen auf
allen Dfentli6en @ebdIcen paren balbmait ge=
biEt.
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.(5ar len sWs6er'..l
Die 0erfdipDrnnoen Der nDrOltAen
NerrGtber. 49,

69pn felt Sabren beiteben gebeime pOlitiide
@eieLIi6aften. Sbre Dtit9lieber 1inO Die leiie
drbeitenoen 3poten9rdber Der Sreibeit. gSer
ouran %5peifelt, ben perpeiien mir auf Die srOBs
artige @eri6p6run9 Der Bitter pom g%plOenen
3irfel", Der ,S6bne pber Sitter Der 6reibeit"
uno ME buS @elinOel ale ii1 nernt.
SIM Sabre 1853, olIp brei Sabre ppr benz
@uSbruhe Der Gebeaipu, biloete ii6 cine oemps
fratiI1e @ebeim@@ eieuIhaft, bic ii6 almdli9
stlm y0roen Der S6bne Wtalta'S" ~beraufentz
Uidelte. Spbalb Die y@ebeinnille" etfpa5 SIT
nett befannt paren, l6ite fi6 Der Sroen in
@pb[9efallen anf. Ser 3ped aber, ndmli6
oas 8u~Iammenmirfen NIT Dem Sloen sur Sort,
erbaltunq Der 9encfraten : @irtbihaIt in ben
Staten ionObl, ais aud IN Der @eiammts3te=
gierung, blieb cine fortpdbrenbe nrla6e Der
Mieoerpereinigung Der einntal 5uiantmengefu nz
6enen O8riber", itno bel ieOer @elegenbeit
biloeten ii6 wieoer Geieli6aften, balo fir Som
oerstpede, bulo fir @emeinspede.
Sic piAtislte all pieIer @eIelih batter, Die
prIprin9li6 gebilbet paro, I'M ben Wtilitdr5ie=
bunsen benaffneten @iperitano Sn leiiten uno
70 bic Gegierun9 gum ugta69eben" gu 5pin9en,
%entItuno i'm Meften in 1862. Sic nannte lid
rgegsnieitige Sdub> uio Srub-@ eieaidaft"
aud o!3irteG Der gbre", au6 .3irtel" OOel
n&itter Der rnddtisen 6eeridaar", aber peitel
betanrt iin6 Iie inter Dem Namen Der nJtittel
oes g%Ulpenen 3irfels". 9ie1er Oroen itanO in
8erbinbung nit Dem ~sleidnumigen Oroen in
SIoen, Der bort idpn Sabre lang beltebt, uni
banbelte mit jenem setreuIi9 9ano in 6ano,
oucur4, caB er Die unsufrieoenen uno 1nlspae
len bes gieroenS mebr ober meniqer su qemein.
iamem 6aroeln nit benz Siioen perban6.
@On 3eit gu 3eit e~reignete es Ii6, paS biz
@ebeimni6e perratben murben, unD man ned,
fe[te bann Die duBeren Sprmen in etpas, pt
SADIE lelbit blieb aber bteielbe.
50 fibrte Sterling 8riee in 1868 III @il
IOnri bas Corps be Belsiqae" Cper ben pSie
li9en 8uno@ elm, unb babel mar Der !9oupt
beIfersbelfer Der pamuIige belgii&e Gcniul @bur
Les 6. 6unt, Dem ipdter our9 ben, 9rdlibentei
ba5 @requatur entSOgen paro. Ser Special
8mef oieler 8erbinpung mar, bic Nebelen Uni
8ebeIenfreunoe Wlilipuri'8 gu einem GROCER
9aupti6lage gu pereini9en,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-22
Der s~sangraub an Der 9rense.

WpuntpeIier, 8ernnont, 20. Oft. SO>
glei6, na6oem bic &dnberbanoe ibre Srepel in
lSt, Mbans periibt bate, telegrapbirte @puper-
nelr Smith an ben Generals puoerneur ppH
CANADA in 8e5ug auf oieie Nngelesenbeit. SIS
Ipuroen 8pten rta6 peri9iebenen Yuntten emit
Ienoet, UNI NIT ben Beamter Der canabiI6en
&e9ierung gu cpnferiren. glle in oieier Mnqes
lesenbeit gemadten miinoli6em uno i9rifhi9en
M~ittbeilunsen, murben BON ben britii9en 8e~
b6roen nit pieler Mufmertlamteit unb auf
Ireunbi6aftli9e @eiie entgegsngenpmmer, unb
oielelben baben bisber ieoe @elegeubeit 9egeben
uno ale mDali1e 6ilfe Seleiitet, Die &duberz
banoe 70 LANCE gu besen, bis man tie ~sefansen
baben ipiro.
Sic Wittbeilungen bes General puperneurs
an @puperneur Smith, linb riIbmIibe @ften=
ltude, Die in unierer Mngele9enbeit 10 piel Sn=
I~tereIie an ben Sag legen, als man es MIR BON
unlerem eisenen @Olfe eriparten tann.
8urlin9tpn, ST., 20. Oft. MaiOr
Guftin bat an9eorsnet, bub iia bic Burger an
ben @ren5en in einen 2anoitarm pr9uniiren.
Gs iino @afen unter lie pertbeilt tpcroen, uno
in 3utunft weroen lie fir ale Sale 9erlitet
Iiein. -aaa
Ser @eneraI>@ pupernerr BON CANADA telez
erapbirt, baB er irsenc elmer &equiitiDn Der
8unbesz &eeierung, pesen Maslieferunq Der
bereit8 arrettrten &duber, entlprehen weroe.
I0ie st. MlbanS 8ant perlcr $4,000; bic
Srantlin County 8ant $4,000 unp bic erite
9latipnalbant $4,000