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9Lus benz 0eportement ppm gseSpiruinien

bringt,,oer beuti9e 9merican cine Correspondents.
in wel6er Die neue 9epartements @eripaltina
oes Generals Sigel iebr belpbt, aber Die 8e>
fir6tllng atSgeiprOden miro, berielbe mD9e
bios 0ffsiere ieiner ei9enen 9tationalitdt in iei=
nem Stabe auInebmen, spelde bas Gn9lii6e
ni6t 70 fiebenb ipre6ea, ii4 benz @plfe per=
itdnbli6 5u MAIDEN. .
Wie Der Correspondent Sl pteier Seior9ntB
fpmrnt, 1T i6mer eir5uieben, ba Sen. Sigel
Bis iett nltr einen ein5tgen 9euti6en neber
mebreren @ingebprnen in ieinen Stab berltfer
bat. uebrigeus ipI iid Der t6err berubige1t'
aummen aud nod einige anOere Seuti6e in
ben eigeli6en Stab, 70 miro barurter pas
GertdnDnib, St met6em Die @et>Girginier 9e>
bra6t meroen iplIen, ni6t gu leiben baben.
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sss,peanns Scr atberlsn bel aaltUn. Ga.

.5 Cincinnati, %. Mdrs. Sine 9epeide
bes Commercial BON Chattanooga ia9t, DAB ii6
Die &ebeIlen nit 5000 Mann GapaIerie in ut=
lerer Srpnte Dor 9ecat1r befinben uno baB Sen.
Gplt bielelben fprtpdbrenb peritdrft.
!. 2pn9itreetS Gapullerie lit in Marietta, Ga.,
angefpmmen. a.
9eierteure trefen fprtpdbrenb in nnlern 81
MEN. Sic Nebellen 5ieben ibre Snfanterie
berbei.
llniere glrmee lit in elmer pprtreffliden Ger=
falIung.
gfa6 elmer alOern 9epel9e Der Gazette be-
fnbet ii6 uniere @renSarmee mabrideinliG
na6 Der GrenSe ppn SeraS in 8elpeaunq.
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0ffcc SeS Generals tSiutantcn+

MnndpPItS is. Wf1rs 1864,
I'M in 8esug aui bic bdufg e%rsaneenen @eiude pegen
Rahlura beS Stdats.9plintp an Tretfpilltse Nusfunft Sa ges
BEN, wirb bic Siientli6e @ufnerfiannfeit atf Na4ftebenoes
9elenft:
'@te buS StaatS-Spuntbd rsbeS Gblt trerber fam, rthfen bent
GpuSerneur BON benz Wluferunss.S ffiSier unb Snperinten-
benton fir Mecruttrun9 beelaubtete 80 II ferrpl II &C.
liefert tuerben. tpprin bic gtarnet Der In BEN Dienff aentrfers
ten 9eute ~anee9eben inp; irdnn uno IN rel6eS &e9tntent
lie einasmuffert murten unb su Incident Gpuntp pher Stdbt
lie oebSren' nebf etnerh gertitifat ppt ~beiagtent Superinten=
Senten, wDrin %an8eseten pirb, faB iplde. benz bartr. 6fnaiir-
ten Gpunto pber Ser Statt fir be Spnt TrGteentens@ fSerus
ieteu 500 600 Ntann eutee5hrieben wereen.
@ufI biefS bin sibt Ger 8pnSerneur zen Sotalbebprbet icle
den 6 pu,tttes bic 0plnaht, ppa benz StaatS lhabmeifer ete
fir bic IN benz 0eri6t ldutenben SClpntare beftmmte Suin<
me An sieben tnb ipl6e rrirp dlsoann bpn ben Gemmidiren
Ser berIhiebenen SpuntteS rcer benz Tte8ttratpr Ter Staot
Baltimore an bic In ipl6en Sert6ten gendnnten Nplpnt1rs
Gpel6e subpr hem @puSerneur ~ctneeididt werben) auSbe-
3dblt.
lin BET Der @ertbeiiurs folder @elher burb Die 2pfdl-
@utprttdteu Before Srpn1ng 81 talter, perbert ~benielbeit bic
uStbtaen Sprlnulare fir fpi6e %ApetlunBen nebit alien no
tbiaet @rlduterun9en 1~eltefert.
%uf 9efepl bes @puSerheur8
S pbn g. Berry,
19W1r;idtb1dp) General Aoiutdnt.
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Mmerifaniicbe Ndebritbten.

9ie Gbitagu>S nrngemei1bc bat fid Orr6
einltimmiges 8ptum 9eipeigert, Der an 4. Suit
in Chicago acknowledgements bemOtratil6en
NatiOnalsG pnpentiOn ibre 6alle gu permietben,
oa 1i6 bieS nit ibrer gbre uno ibrem grtn5ip
ni6t pertrage. @beniO entidieOen aber bat Die
9urngemeinbe glei65eitig ibre @iaensmeinung
funbge9eben, ibre Sale IUpalen @eriammlungen
aIler anbern 9arteil6attirungen n d 5u perz
f6lieBen.
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Wlarftpreifc+

Baltimore, 25. Mdr5.
S6weime. - 2ebenoige Sdpeine ipltr>
ben su 10. 50-11.75 "a 100 Bfo. p~ertaaft.
S6afe. - @ute Sdafe bra6ten 6 big
Bis 81 Gents "a @fb. Grtra=Sprt ~ Gents.
Gaffee. 9tic fpitete 361-37A "a Pfo.
int 8bplelale.
MebG = Super 6.37d = 8.25 5anilp
9.75 bis 1925. &pggemmebl 6.87I. GOra@
mebl 5.75
Sutteritofe- @eisen 1 rs bis 1876
"a 9uibel; @elidfcrn 1.16 bis LIZ a Slbl;
9afer 65-91 Gts "a 8ibl.
WDlaf1eS = wnrbe in peridieoeten
Quantitdten at So bis 20 GtS D%fertrt. Sprte
Ntcp 65-75
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Slus ct. apnis. mp.

St. Souls, 81, 9tdrs. Ser Stem gOrI
metropolitan 9tecoro lit in bieiem 9epartenlent
auf 8efebl oes General 9pieeranS unteroradt
ipproen. N
Sine In5abl gut aisgefibrte 500 S6as=
nOten iirlO in lester 3eit bier ausse9eben tppr'
ben; bes9lei6en au6 in st. Spiepb 1nb ant
bern weitli9en 8lGben.
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S,.1 en-. an ms.

Tnrt Wnnrne, q. Nldr5. Der S6ppner
ugealab" fir Sort NtOnrpe uno Der Neranz
Der 0pnn9" NIT &egierungstOblen fir 8prt
&cpal beltimnlt, ij1b bel Gap 6enrp 9eitranOet.
Sa5 /. farbige GAP. Ge9t., Die 2. lei6te
8atterie u,O oas 10. farbi9e Snf, Ge9t. paiirte
bette Hepue Dor Sen. 8utler.
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Sn 9sinblur GaffltS,@ onslduO, 1T es be

Sn gSimbIur Gaft(ts.s Gnslann, 1T es bei=
nobe SIT elmer 8utait Nepplutipn gefommer. 9ie
8rinSellin ppn gBaleS nioeriebte 1i9 gars emit
idieben Der 3ulnltbung, ibr cine Sdug=9(mme
,t 9eben, uno Der grirS itanb aui ibrer Settle
uno fonnte nidt einieben, parllm Die Wtttter
ibrem 8abn ni6t ielbit Die 8ruit rei6en ipae.
@ber Die Sberbpfmeifterin Iagte, bas iei gans
gegen Die 9pf<Gtiquette, unb es lei gang rterz
bort, bab ie Elm ensliider 8rin5 pOer cine eng
liide 8rin5eliin BON ibrer eisnen Wtutter 9eidugt
tpprben. iiw ala
unb 10 purbe benin na6 Der Mtrs. S'Sult
pan 9eldidt, unb Die 8rinSeiiin mllbte ibr 8abp
per '9r auIoctrDpirten Mn1me seben, ippbei ie 70
pltterllp tpelnte, pab e8 Ginem pas SerS bate
bre6en mD9en.
gSle lebr mOhte bic Srpnprinseilin BON Gng=
lamb Die dr1nlte Sa9el6bnerin ibres Gei6es in
jenem @ugenblide benedict babenl
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~ .ts 9eutI6es 11
g ~ ~ ARE m9ef6Gf
Nirnicr Nl1tltnnO! a-e

lTF HM& EE. 4
SSid,tis fir Serretr nnr SGinen, fir Gin rnS Mde
SID erlaube mir, meinen Treunben unb Setannten bpft6t
anSuseteen, bdB i'd fpebert pom Ybtlabelpbta uto Atetp yprt
mil elmer auseeseihnet srpsen @drtbte S6nittndaret aes
aefpmnen bin unb i~berbaupt bic i6Dnite unb bette Mnsrabl
Spn 8Ieiber-funb &rdapfen IN Baltimore an 3ane babe.
beHe Muspob In .Rleiber.S tpfen BON 25 BIS so Gents,
i6marse Sei6enSeuse, ~impprtirt BON Deutf3lanS.
SSid,tis fir SdbneiSer.
Die Bette Musmabl in 9pieufDfien urb &pdltpfTet. Spebeg
DIES i'd Bilieer Sertaufen perce, ais etn Aneersr. SD BAN
etuen {ebr f6Snen f6narSen 9psftn, gdn3 gSpue, fur SLID,
it fertb $3.50. 100 Dusenb Spnnenl9irrte, meldDe it iepr
btut9 db9ebe. & 3
IS lit mir unmEeli6, aue bic Maaren %ansuseben. &leS,
mas i'd ~terfprefe, lit, bas i6 etnen Seber, Der BET mir cpf-
Iprt6t, gang prbentlt6 tebanbeln utp h%bcrbnnpt IIes ia d
Ser 6eut f6 en- SUI S~erfaufen perbe.
9ater labe ib dle reine Sreunte un6 Setarnten Gin, bet
MIR opr;ulpre6en unb i6 werhe MueS tbun, mas 81 tbua TT.
Mtan oerge0e ni6t ben Qdeen unb bic hummer q
30. 90 Weft=S 5altiinprcftrHGe,
Ate Tbure BON @agfraee, eine srpbe Summer 81 hanet Spr
Der Tbitre.
(21ARrs1Wft) &puts Us eBletn.
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Sir @pnnmiffipners NfGce,

ra B1lttm ore 10. WfdrS 1864.
Gerfeoelte %nertietuueen perser duf bteier Office bis
Mittppd, ben 80. b. 80, entlegengenpntrten fur @raoirung
bpr SddfpnIir. bis sur @eretni9une init @drSe9ar. unb Gar
pepRr, bis sur @eretnteuns NIT Der Saltintpre+ uns Sbir-
@iIenbdhn.
Die @patraftoren itIftrt eiren Snrsi6aftsbcne betfu9er,
in ueberetufimnnun9 nit fen Mnferberut9en Der OrepnndrS
8etreffS @ratirune, phaleruas up 8eparatur Der StraBerJ
QaneS uno MleaS Der Stapt Baltimore.
Nuf SefetI
SUB entity,
(oI-30gHr,iotA Gferf Der StdetcpnlniIE6te
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@e1antn1tcreoit

8leiben NOD sl 1teIen: 1855 damn.
4SIr 6ulbtg bennben
wurOe ppn Der @ranbiurp Der friibere 6rieOets@
ri6ter Gbarles @alter, neil er Srar1S Stpdner
unb 8aulins 9al1upal getruut bate, ba fettent
Sriebensri6ter poer 9tptar int 9iltricte Gpluntz
bia bieleS Ge6t 5uitebt.
! 2tqupr am Spnntag perfdn IT..
Gpn ben Militdrbeb6rben purbe GprltS Ntar~
tin, Gigentbimer beS S%ralfltn 6duieS, Gde BON
8. uno 9.<Str., perbaftet, neil er 9islpr am
Spnntag p~erfauft bate. &i6ter Ser9nlpn ltrafte
ibn I'M $25. a
/ @rpBer 8aI[.-Seut Nbenb finbet
St Gbren Der bel Der lebten 9rpben Sair betbet~
li9t 9elpeienen 9omen in ben gerdumtgen l9al=
len Der 9atent Office ein imppianter 8al itatt.
3mei W{uIifcprpS Ii1b engugirt uno Die aus9es
bebntelten @prbereitungen g%etrpffen.
t @eneraIlteutenant Grant bat
1i6 ppn 9tenem sur Bptemacz9lrmee b%e9eben.
/ Corps. = STINT Cont
.paonien ppnt @eteran &elerpe Corps fanten
Mprgen ppp harrisburg an nno melbe>
ten lih sum 9ienf bel General Ntartinpale.
t Sin SO abnitnntger mi Wet<
Sen 6auie. = @eftern Wtprgen bate lt6
ein Gerriidter ms 8eibe Salts 9ei6ltden urO
s1 8rdioent 2incpln be9eben, no er anfing,
cine Neoe SIT balten uno bebauptete, baB er Ger
@erriidte) anne 1856 sum grdlibenten cts
nannt wprben iet. Sine Der @a6en nabm ibn
lpfprt in Sei9lag urlO bradte ibn na6 Der
8rpfpBmar16aIs Office. ST CAB ieinen gta@
men uls Srancis 3apier an. Sbert Sn9raburt
~ipeoirte i'm einitpeilen na6 bent Gentraltpadt@
bauie. g
/ Ca 9ie Nufmertiamfeit irgeno elmer
beutideu 6anlilie, wel6e Die Geielll6aft zines
gebiloeten Entertainers minl4t, tpiro auf Die
@nSeise ySeiu6t" 9elenft.
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Staat MarplanS,
General. SfjutdntsS flee,
1* M~nnoprliS, am %. Mf6rs 1864.
u. 6t...n.N .AEaLI ONn D l. ...----
|""I.aIO VtIIINIUNTVVF wv q
NIu Nfue. bic in sic rc9nIGre Ntrnee cinSutretct bes

S(u Ntae, bic in Sic rcsnIGre Glrtree cinsutretet bee
abSId)tigeit.
BUR Snfprmatipn fir ale 0etrutcr, rrelde IN te regulare
MrYree e~tn,utreten beabt6tieen. Made i6 bterntt frlsepbe
Neaulatipneu, wie ie mir Spnt Srteesmtntferiunt mttee"
tbeilt mureen, befannt:
Muwerbunaen pber 9Ste6erannerbur9en fir bic re9uldre
Mrn,ee, peIde au6erbalb bleIes StuateS eei6eten, rereeh
rpemn fe In SEN i'm Selbe ~ffetenten &e8tmenter pSer i'm VI.
frit Columbia ~erfolsen, fpl6em Stadt County pesr Stapt
art oe Itrieben, ais Der Mneepprtene pilnidt unb IN Ieeeni
Naue erbalt fplber @tntretenbe, frenit er I'm Staats Scr eent
/. @pril I'D einretben Iaet, Drer IN ben I'm Seloe ltsHsnsea
Neoimentern pber TIM Diffrift Columbia, fpbale er ben Stdat
SH9rnianb m0blt, 70 be ct bteieni gut %seldrieben wtrb EN-
Staatsbpunts bon $500, unb 1T er 8eteran 1925: ippte saSS
ppuHGnbiae GeeieruneSbountp 9e8eh etne Sethstnt8nn9 rB
Der 10 MneemDrbene auf Der W~turerrpue PCS @etrlAitR"s"'
Supertntenfenten etn9etrdeet 1T.
Spbn g. @errt,..
fosHx, 1Msr\ Cenerdls Abb.
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9ie Oermiate area0tte &c caantupmp.

ste@ gcrt, %. Mdrs. Ser 9ampIer
o.p[lp Slar ut 5uriidgetebrt, bat aber BON benz
@olantltof'to nldtS entbeden f6nnen.
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Wo(6lnQton, Q. c.

tQupta bes 9ttrtcts Gp@
I Ii M b - Mappr @allad bat bel Dem
Grieosminiferium tpeger Der NOD su iteaenben
Quota angefragt. ST bat ais glnttport fol-
9enbe ueberli6t erbalten
Quota fir 100000 pom /. 6br, '64 1886
Niiditdnbig ppn friber. .67N
Quota fir 100000 b. IA. @tdr5 GA 1902
Geiammti umne re 1915
Credit ppm 26. Wtot '63 bis
IA. Wtdr5 1S64..-...........66 97
Credit bur6 9raft. .1103
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

8raft etres Rom Ser. Staater 0ifriftssert6te am %.
Mldrs 1856; beialUfenen Concentrations. unb @erfaufss
@rld1eS,
98trS Gierntt Na6rtGt ~eeseben, tdg t6 am Sreitds,
BEN s. %pril, 10 nbr WtpreenS, III Der Ser, ct y2ari4dnS
Sffte, $40. II GcurttauS Zane, IN Der Staot Baltimore,
cine Qartbie DRY @pp6S urb ontere @e9enfdnbe, Sir. IA, in
~Sffeutiider Qutttpu eeeen gdar p~erReisern merte.
" ll IS Darlington 8pntfant,
f26gHr. -VA srt EBe Ser. st. WiarihaQ.
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@DIc.
Stem gOrt, 28.' @tdrs, @uGO 1T uuf
166-166S gefallen.
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WeImAt:: s etss 4 S4 + IN ms ststt ]stSits.te 81 ,s en- II { +
Samilie nirb BON etnem anadnbteen s~ebtloeten Mmsrifaner
Ger ausseset9net ftuirt 1T. eepinI6t. Cine Sarnilte, tD
BON SEEN @nelanb lhb 1T an bic decentralization bes baas-
lt6en 9sbens %SepDtnt. @r wiini6t TT elmer prtSettamtlte
mp Deutf@ eeiprp6et rir6, unrerS1tcmtnhen. Dte Soften
merben itidt In 8etraht eeSpeen, ncenr bic Sferte 8enett
1T. @mpeblunsen t6nnen seeeben perben. Wian aereifre
inter Gngabe bes 2pals: @perett, Scr 9S6, 9Saibtn8tpn,
.. 6. #
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GitO GcmniffiDncr8 Sffcc,

i Baltimore, %. Wfars 1864.
@tner @Yslifattpn AT SpISe pirb biermit gtdGridf 8egeten,
Ss Der Std6t.G pmniddr unb Seriteler am Sanifde, ben &c.
5. 81. 10 llbr @prrnittdss, cine s3ufainmenfunft Eaben wer.
Ben, nm bic @rdn;e sptf6en gDtuidm @rppme un6 9lptert
u. Stubaa an her Sabiette BON Matilpnffr. a 6fliG ppn
Mpple Nler, fefsuffeaen.
Mae bterbet tntereifrten @erIpneit Gereet %bterSnrtb auf8s-
frrbert ant @late ielbft nit ibren 8efsttteln i9 ein5uTreer.
auf Seebt
Spb 9 mttb,
(DtDpG) Glerf Der Staetcpmntihdre.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Graft eines BPM Ser. Stdaten Difrittseertdte ant %.
I1ar3 1864 beidlpfenen @pnSemnattpnS- uub gerfaufSs
@rla0es,
gBir6 bieritit Tddridt Bessten, bs i'd am Sreitao,
BEN s. Nprtl, 10 ltr Nlpreens, In Der Ser. ct. MarIbalS
Office, Np. IL gpurttaus 2ane, In Der Stabt Baltimore,
rem, &p. %, in 6Heatlt9er Mufttpt seBen 9nar ~oerfetscrn
irerte. WGfbtn9tpr 8Ontfa Mt,
f26NRr;-N) Ser. ct. M2arfbna.
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f0rfMnNesWerfaMf
W10r{M0U8-OYcrFnuf

@rlaheS, -" N
sS . n!srmtt MadTt8t seSeten, tds i6 ant 5rettds,
9 ri ID Ms; H. Il S aar : Sane, in Der 5tabt gaitimore,
e = ~ Ys sflat n H To- @ 3 \ S9rs,smetertatien S6ube &C., Stp.
o. aa# Walhtn0tpn 8pntfant,
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observation-disclosures
W1arfAaasz0crfamf

MISUNDERSTANDING
.8raft zines bonn Ser. @tadten DifriftS9ert6te am 20
Nfdr3r 1864 bel6lpdenen Concentrations Iro Uertaufs'
@rla1es,
Wtrb hermit gtadrt9t eeeeben baB t9 am Sretl6g.
BEN s. Mprtl, 10 ltbr MpreenS, In Der Ser. ct. DfartNaus
Stiee. So. II gpurtbdus Zane, .it her 2 tabt Baltimore cine
gdrtbte Dry GOpts unO ontere @eeenifGnee, $40. II, in or
SO 1btnatpn 8pntfdnts
(26G0rs-g) Ser. ct. Warf6al.
: Marf6balS=9crfanf
Strait zines Spm Ser. Staten 0iftrittS8ert6tc am 23.
@rlaHes,
9SirS bierntt 9tadri6t eeeebeu, 6B i4 am Sreitag
: :. ASrtl, 10 lltt WtprsenS, in ter Ser. ct gfari9aus
SLnts, gSG. II G~purtbaus cane, In Der Stdbt Baltimore,
gu xartpte @tter unb autere @eeenftdnpe Np. IL, IN 6f@
l~"'''peF %Httipn ee8en Bdar S~erfeigern tperfe.
,ocuo Ba1Gingtpn 8Dnifant,
lzoDtr5 W gprr ct 9RdrTbdQ.
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26. WtdrS. Nadri6ten iino eihgelaufen,
DAP ii6 Die 9tebellen BON 8aoucab SurldgeSpgen
batteu. Sic batten 800 Spbte, Die 3ubl ibrer
Serpunceten lit unbefannt. 6prreit's Streitz
madt beltano aus $500 Dtann uno 4 &anp@
men. Ser &ebelen=@enera SbpmpiUn lpQ
get6otet porben fem. 81
q. Mt. Bennpd, BpttensGapt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-12
GENERALNEWs.
S;Uot1gaSdei al VI asbippiton.

.JS;sSot garden At W ashiDgton.
At Cincinnati the Democracy ar.
those who kill hogs for living, the aris-
tocracy those whose fathers killed hogs.
A New York Spectator made $500
/ BY buying the damaged green tea from
the wreck of the Bohemian. lie bought
for 81 per chest, and sold for t1.5O per
pound.
A proposition in Congress that tho
Government should purchase the Missis-
sippi river bridges at Rock Island, hiss
been rejected.
The capital Of the New York street
railroads is Sl9,320,o9O. They trans-
port annually 33,3s3,493 passengers
aud receive nearly s5,0oO,0OO for trans.
poltation.
The best way 10 calculate the real
value of paper money with the varying
premium on gold is to divide the muller
o. cents in hundred dollars By the
quoted price Of gold, whatever it 10
The brick building which has stood
more than $50 years, on the lot next to
the Boston journal Office, is being torn
down. The Boston Evening Post was
Issued in this building for 80 years after
1774.
One Of the Philadelphia banks was
much troubled and many citizens fooled
April !, by the advertisement in one of
the morning papers that the bank would
pay out pennies dariOg the day for g
greenbacks.
A correspondent Of the Presbvter;an
writes from New Orleans as follows -
AThe condition Of Prcsbyteriaoism here
y melancholy. O. six churches, only
three are open, and they are thinly d.
tended. The Prcsbytery of New Or.
leans has not convened for two years
though quorum has been for some time
10 our lines"
A grain elevator, intended to be the |
.aigest IN the world, is to De built forth. !
win At Milwaukee. Its storage capsci. |
~ - 70 % 100000 bushels. It is to
nave nine receiving and Eve shipping |
ele sators. capable Ct taking in 4.5oO |
bushels and giving out %, 900 bushels Of |
grain in an hour.
It is rather . risky speculation to lee
he con6scated rebel plantations in r 80
V, Mississippi and Louisiana. G .e1'
% nave very unpleasant way :. I n".
og about these estates, and .. ..us-
way with the lessee and eli !. wi. sou'og
len. Grsnt's brother.in-law 80. oo.-
"gobbled" in this way o9 ' ss..
iantation below Aemp' al. '0''0n
, a ss 0svar'an rroies' Ior annoupces TIA,
, 1860 . comet she Il come 40 ci<.s. ~. ="
not .ssess ; iss ,e s :s and b oua
'OG1;s Of quick. liver to soo.h ~ ose
s s.a';fa' =: %; tie sight Win "a, ses
iob,. =. !. 70 ;, behold. Dar: 90 .sess
stbsd i ;e ~. :h.l' ha,. no d..i ng three
3 tain !. mo S'i'li.n. lish e o:' =. bat q
= ~ 49,
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A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
4 CHALLENGE To TIcAT

Ths psopristors Of The Hiawathr.. kno wing that
many pfepasatioae for the hair y ere n the nas
ket snd ell advertised to do nearly the same
things. and that the public ve 70 sns BILE y -
termise from the advertise mems which vsss
genuine. ana buying one or two aud failing "a
realize the sspseted bsne6ss concluded that al
wore hanbsss, in order to assure the public
which could BE- relied apo .. proposed the follow.
ing test which VA Published too weeks in the
Herald and The other morning. papers viii out
el'oi'ing any Tssponfs. Lot : number Of we'll
known citizens Of usqusstio ned integrity and en-
trely df:intsrssted appsint person 10 the pre-
rrietof OF each prepssstioA VI restosstivs 70 70.
store the ooles to the hair. saeh proprietor to
use his own preparation and nothing else during
the trial ana the person ALEC 70 uss nothing else.
Lst v Of the result b Published in I'll
shs principal papers Of the county ct the e.
psnse o. tho ursucoeesful competitors.
HOYr'S AINNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
lmparts beautiful dark glossy appearance TO
the hair, and 10 uuexoslled In keetipg il in curl
or in any desired position.
HOYT'S IMPERIAL COLORIN0 CREAM
Az iava!usble drsssing 'or wh,sksrs. Chsnsss
lishtsad red hair 70 . beautiful bro~n o. black
Sold evsrywhefe. JOSEPH hOt T co,
mch1s dlyl 10 Univsesity plase. n. T
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HssRY WARD Bs.cBRR AND THE
News BOYs-BoYs AaEAD.-Last even.
ioe, while waiting for the train, Henry
Ward Beecher leetured aome newsboy
At the depot, for making such loud
noise in crying their pa ,ers. "There's
no use 10 making such noise," said he.
Aonou"ce your paper in = plsin but
not boisterous maoLer, and you will sell
them much more readily" His rsma,ks
were listened t. with respect, and he
seemed to have made quite an impres
sion, when he asked, What il the
news tonight ?" "Oh I" said one OF
the urchios, give me three cents and
I'll shoS You ?"-Sprimg,feM Union.
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To Horse Ownerl.

h IS; SWEETS 1yrALt1pLE L1rrnErr FOR
~. 3Ho 10 unrivalsd By any, and in all Gases Of
-. snses. arising from sprains. Bruises or
~ nshiugs is elect 10 magical and eertsin.-
~ nca NJ Saddle CALLS, Scratches, Msues. &C.. Il
Also care speedily. SPAWN aod kanebone
y b easily prevented and cured In their incip-
:nt stages, but confirmed cases aee beyona -.
sility Of redieal esrs. No case Of the I'M
however, 10 % desperate q hopeless tAst IL may
D ciisvistsd by this Liniment, and it, faithfni
eppteetles will always reuove the LAaeneep ~
sneble ne horses 70 travsl with eoGpasatvs ease.
Evsy horss owner shosld have this renedv al
naeds Tor II. timely pee at the 1n1t appsasnece Of
ko0eusss Will sGsotuolly pesvsnt thoee iormidabls
diaeoeee neodonsds % which ell hesoos sse liahle
- vAiSA esadse % naar etAaviee vnlooAk
hoeoos ooagly vseAleoa
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TO THHfR o. .lGrxAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
10 fneU :. ORIGINAL COLOR

3. 10y nov ~ In - make heir seos IN whses
whs:ever ny b sdvsrtise1 g The scstsssy
sas y win arrest IT, failisg cat, nsks hsrsi
. 20. ' .d stiky slsanss tie scalp fron al i.
~ ~ ana hsnors, sad snaissly svsavones the
~. ecn OF previous ace II preparations een-
, y sulphur, ssgss Or lsad, g. IL fssuisss
20 oaR,.e. washing asd Aesn fss its app,isanos
asd ~ipsd fsoa thsskin g anv hard recsiDr Il
restores the natural shadisg q one b az With IN
oshes, which gives & life appssfa nee, instead
q the o.ifcrm dull black Of dyes 90 thst he
nest critical observer seDn otdeteot it, use.
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ERIE Railway.

oreet DsesI 0sses Dsstls 1tset ri zSIS0repa
0ouAe>oo
New Yoek, Boston, Philadelphia, Baluasess aae-
fisbave and II essesfn Cities, sassyjng Tho
Great TAro1eh Unissd States Nails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DyNKIRK Oh
~ BoEale - ~ arrival u III tsaioe fgo0 ~
WSst. Viz ths Lake Shoss Kail1Dad, alGo fro0 -
s,nanee q Ne arrival Of tsatss viA tie New
Dresa OaasD Atlsatie ard 0reet - ssesen Railway
~ Clsydee1, O.. eisise rassssRs0 he -.
vaneaee. fce9 0pnkjrh y Bq1ales - fss0 Clsvo'
M. O.. Of six Foot Gaaes. eoebiaiae sass
"a comfort without ehsse0, + Xtde, keo0y
Pslaes Cars, direct % New Yssk. 4 p1gfapsioe
attaiaed By - oshW fsatA
FOB FREIGHT
hetvees III psints East end West, or facilities
~ rnsivnllcd. foqnjpg cleoe md feliahlo eoa-
,ectleoa a Dnnkifb and Ba4elo With Veeten
sssSa. ~ e Nelamaneo With he 0coods Oaueo
xslartie ~ Great Wsstssn Railway, b Whish
sa.ls tAs.s y - tsassfsr bstnsa New iesk aad
c' sssxsPtSsss rpsroHr TRAINS lss,s New
Yoek dsily e. - seists h ~ WssA natisg -
ssiak a. - Ia nass = b asp slhse rssta
~ lfellht g Rlesaoo iAesip . ~ he pgi9.
.,ral $500 a ~ Wet aDd Is g O1osl Slpose,
2,e,Se. ~ nseelvsy, New Yet, ~ . 60
SssssS !. = /. uee Yelk. Nelsls B1sess, Dssm.
- O1A1. AmO1, 0ni 1opss.
6 0ranG1a. Veo0ue ~
=. nsAnenAno, 0ea's mt 49,
1.E1AaA opael 5lsoseAo1oA -
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The entire amount Of compensation
paid to Jay Cook was S1,25O,Oo0, OF
which he personally received s445,70o
for his labor, risk, &c, = Wash. Cor. ~.
Y. Com.
From this statement ola paper that is
the apologist Of Chase the people can
see where just little of tho money goes.
Nearly a million and half of dollars
paid to banking firm, the senior men,
Der Of which is the Secratary's nephew,
for permitting to pass through their Of
foe the twenty Eve loan In Justice to
Jay Cook, Chase's nephew, it is stated,
in justice to him il should be remember
ed, that he received q he share of the
plumber only four hundred and thirty
Eve !tbPeeAR0~i' He is entitled to public
commiseration. Somebody ought to
pass round the hat for him.