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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21

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muroer, iino in pen Sabren 1858-1861 i'm
@ansen 1923, Dab. iabrli6 PIG, i'm Sabre
1862: 292, 1868: 22s uno 1864 emo
22S 8obnbduier sebalt tpOrben; i'm @on,em
pom 1845 BIS Gnbe 1864 tpuroen bier 2437
neue Sduier gebaut.
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ner8abt pom 27,160 Seeten i'm Sabre 1861 I'M
ca IL fp9t g5GsenOmmen u16 betrdat iest
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trelbeit labrelan9 gar ni6t 8pnabm, nlub man
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beoeutenoen 3unq6s npbl meienttid benz Sim
fuie Der @ewerbefreibeit beimeIen.
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itaate fin6 lett 1849-1862 - 'ndd6 Nndabe
peg, pffi5ie4en 81 qqtstqlenbers- $1,000 W{en=
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Ano in oteiem Sabre wubri6einli9 1ni6t inter
10000. SIM @anSen alIp 1inb $4,000 Mens
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mebr qls Der iedfte fbetI Der ge9enpdrtigen
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bertera 9ebbrte Dem Irbeitertanbe an $Hn6 10 if
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Iser uftb toltbarer petben. 2as 1T Sic NemeIs
fir Die perdlteten 3ultdnoe, pethe. Die Seubden
10 tpOb[ gu conierpiren willen. S6oh i'm Sabre
1861 legte Elm @ut5beIber Dem 2anotage cine
8ere6nung Dor, DAP wegen~ antangeInber Nra
beitsfrdfte- idbrli6 1000 2ait aorn mdbrenO
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5a-* SIN an 40 a b%efirtpOrtet baS 3eitln9sz
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elmer 5remoenbia III Der ndbften Y~arlamentsz
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Der &ebeaenfreunbe aus Der BrOpin5 beablid-
tiot iper6en. 1a.ag ~ bh sh!t- stlo@ .1s -g.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
alnfunft eines sritnsalnpfstsg..:

8p fbn 10. San. = Sin 9ampfer, Briie
zines 8unOesibiffe8, befinbet iid unterbalb Oe8
Seupprts. Gr bat 5pei Wtalten uno lit peib
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BON GbarleltOn nab ytailau b%eltimmt, parOe
am %. 9es. BON Dem 8unOesoampfer Icacia
peggenpmrnen, unp fam beute nit 500 8alen
8anmtpplle belaoen bieber. Die Barrie Gatbaz
rine @bite, BON Bolton nad gOw 8ai bes
itimnit, l6eiterte in Der Na4tp pom II. ,: 0ltS.
Der RIite BON NOpa Scotia unOi5 Seeleate
aus Bolton p~erloren babel ibr 2eben. L 9 -as
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
Nus gsemECrLeons.

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9ingen Our@ bic festen Stirme i'm 9elta per-
torett. Ser 9qtnpFer Sonora, tpel9er tirsli9
BON ben &e6elen 9etapert murDe, ltegt nod in
Der Utata9oroa 8ap auno ,piro DON ltniern
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|tun9en 1preAen BON elmer 8erl6mDrung, ben
Sontpfet Wfornin9 Star 5u taparn,j geben i&E
bob teine @inSelnbeiten, 9te QUuiitanaz@es
leBgebung bat @Oup. &a6n gum Ser. Staten
Senator fir 6 Sabre ermdblt. "
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
Sine gtimne aus @inettrtati.

,.c Ser Cincinnati SSgottsfrsunb", elm gGdtt,
baS LANCE Sabre unit Ser alteN Jog. ~bemptrotie
i6en 8artei Durh Did lnb OHM soeganaen 1T
uno bel Der lebten Stdatswabl in Obip ipqar
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n turgei6i6tIt6er GntpideIung unIeres 2anoes
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ftaot. 9e in St.s2pui8 tugenOe Staatsz @pcnz
, g %ipenttpu paifrte getern einex 9eidlub, mel6em
sufOl9e Die Stlaperei i0rtan i'm Staate WlH6ouri
perbDten 1T, nnb ale 6tlaOen iOfprt in Sret6eit
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= y a3'ls.5 pes gar5sn anbeilpoHen Snfituts, uno bas ers
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rung pes Staats ielbit erreiht. Ol6oe Der
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% " men &rtegsiabre 10 unenbli6 bel 9elitten bat,
,s sr inter Der tleuet Dronung Der 2inae elldlidsr
fein; rt69e ers unter Benz S1ft&m' oer frreien Dir
,Istgz belt 81 per pDbe Der @ntpidelung eebeiben, au
pel6er ibn' bic 9autltr, 5u pelGer Jpn. feline in
~OuitreIe 8ep6Iterung in f. bDbRm @raoe be.
redtigt I tbpffen pir, bab rnier Ga6barItaat
-3g2v aentudp bies CUTE 9eipiel m69lidit balb na6s
abrnen miro"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
w1arine.nnfan.

8 It II, 10. San. Die 8arfe AIbiol
BON 9arp8wel. BON 9apanna mad 8ortlarO be-
itimmt, ~itranbete I'M Sturme. pom pOri9en 9ien>
flag QbenpS an Der Sioieite BON Netpton, purz
De aber mieper flott, na6oem man Al 9p9sbeaO
WlplalIes Iber 8oro g~etvprfen bate. Sic bat
einen itarten Qed unO ppn 8eOfOr0 miro ibr
8eiitdno sugeididt. Sic liest III elmer Iebr
fritiihen lSpiitinn. ~. a.-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
9Seiterrs bpn synrt Ssilbrr.
Sort GaRpen Surdb Die slebeuen it sic &uft ses
fprenst. lIniere SeanOnrnbupte iMdbetI' E0TpgcpSs
int Gap Rear IInE. 4ttlae

SORT Mpnrpe, 10. San. Ser 9ampfer
8Gaditone, Capt. 8errp, fam beute DtCrsen
ppn SORT 6ilber nit 21O p~erpunostsn OffSies
rem unO SpIpaten bier ait. 0ie febte Nadri6t
BON Sort 8tiber Iautet, bab turj na6 ueber>
gabe 'bes Sort Die Hebeaet Sort GaBweq uno
ole tnnere 8erfe in bic Suit ~lprengten. 9te
tleIrleret &dltpnenbpote iparen beiddfti9t, pie
SOrpeopS aus bent SabrwaIer gu entfernett.
Sn Sort Siiber fanO fi6 ett Siagrauim iiber Die
i'm Cape Scar SluB p%erientten 5UrpeOps unO
mad oenleIben arbeitet man iest, Die 9Daen@
utai4inen auf5ufaOen. Benn Na8 9iasramm
entSfert rerpen fam, 1T 8ilmiuStcn perlUren.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21

ten Our3 ben Staat Georgia marldirt iunb bat
li3 ieinen 8eg nq6 Der bepeutenoften uro
wi3tisiten Staot b%efelben sebabnt. limb bieie
beioen in gDritebenoem erpdbnten grtiteI pas
rem Sei6rieben, ebe bic Na6ridt pu1t Der Gin<
nabme Saoannab's burh Sen. Sberntan gngs
Iano errei9t bate. -6o sibt Elm Spiebseieae
Der Rebelen na6 benz anbern ibrer pffenbar
benz llntergang l6nel entseseneilenoen SADIE
ben ldnaIt peroienten Qaufpab.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
Die 9OfnunsslONsteit ber R,StuiDs..

asas'a as 5a Sic brlttiide oarmeeh4,juR. Mtdrines 3eitune"
Die BON 9tuIeI, BEN friberen gorreIpunbenten
Der D9OuOOn Shines reOisirt nwirO, Iaqt, EAT
Sbermqns @luri6 bic as5OFnansslOfsfeit Der
GebeuensSude tlar unoa bentli6 an ben Gaq
gele9t babe. l1nO ielbit Die 9;mes4, mel6e
.,,ss ana btsber ben 8ebeller bod ftefso Die Stanoea sa
balten urtO ielbit bic sIdnseu6ftens GrfOIee Der
'@saa 1n%atonalst Moffen entpeOer sqns in 7raoe ,a
Sieben pber -bp9 gu p~ertleinern bernriibt mar,
sas .aasriagtin ibrer IusgdbeS pom 90. 9esbr. ,. q:
@'dsas $50 Sbernmt berdasfonnen miro, it Gdnoer
,zsG O fetnett SDeltel InterpprIen. WUt rtdt 1ertn=
sgtfs9zg} doo1+t5 G3cihi4 ,tnS nprmpnenert Smith III or NIT.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
Gin 9lft bic, Gtni9ratipn aus ,Gurcpd na1 ee'
Staat Marpl0ne IN erInutbiscH.

9 u bic in Der pptitlden Gage bes Staotse
our6 @nnabne elmer S%reiitaat : Contribution
ein9etretene 8erGnoerung Die gta6fra9e mad
9trbeit8fraft, bic f6on p6rber fir bic perl6teoe-
nnu auSdeeebnteH 9~tderbauz, Ser9bau~, Wtas
n~ufacturs uaoS anoere 9~eipufcelt bes Stdates
un3uret9eno mar, nod permebrt bat uno oa
bteie 9la9fra9e am 8eten bur9 4Gintpanoez
rung aus europa ndmentlid aus 3euti6s
.s3as LAMB nno .Sranb, ~befrieoi9t tperoen lam, 10 lei
Eermit a ,nesaasa1naa
ensess ra IS Sect l1h s2Mrd biea General : 2GIenblp
7s'aSs BON wtdrsIdtoi perfagt J, sbaB Elm Grni9rations@
ma I8paros errt6tet tperoe, betebeno aus 5 WIr<
--2 germ, Die pot Der -@eneraI : Nlelnblp fir
ben Gerfnin ppr2 eSdbren ernannt iperpen uro
2 8olrua6t baben iOuenn ale WtdBregeln gu ers
9relfenr Die lie fir pDtbig balter, Die @inpan@
berung in 6ieien Staat 81 erlnutbigen Ino Su
f6rbern. 'a9toatef@@
ss5 a7s e. Sect, p 9ieiet 8purS sffpG erinld6tist lein,
ss.aa25 spei 9eiIe>N genten uno einen QpfaE g9enten
sn ernennen tnb es foil Die 9fti6toes 8OarO8
ietn, ale 9ransdctiOnet bteIer N9enterl auf' 8
az 1Strengffe Sl iiberwaGen nno bober- fol- Der
s.ssaI'a 8DarO pplIe @epalt baben, ireenO apel6e 8ez
~ ss5aa f6perOen ge9eu bieie Nsenten at unteriu6en,
@s.3a ss Die ppn Gtni9ranten 9egen bieielbeNl erbsben
rs perOet nl6gen annos ~oieielben, falls fe ibre
asa, 8Fi6t in aIeh' Stlden ni6t aetreuli6I erfilt,
. SI %e1tldfIen. g gasaaes} srg 5aG
Sect. 8 beitimnt, bGB Der 8Ouro ale 'Dfieutz
Ii6e 9ptumente, tpelbe bic @iupanoerllug fSrz
bern, p%ubli3iren unb p~erbreiten lafien ipI..'' '1
80 Sect. A. 9aB er ale Wlonat regelndbige
$40 Sibunge1 balte. e3g se -
2 q Sect. s. 9uB Der 8oarb Die 5Sanblungen
y@40gb Der N9enten genaut cpnrpliren un6 jdbrlib
sd Dem -@puperneur uno Der @eleBgebil1g 8eri6t
sas i4ssi iber feline ei9enen Sransactipnen uno Die ieiz
ner 9l9enten obitatten iul - ara s5sg
.~aisrsea Sect 6 beitimnt, bdB Die Wtitgleoer oeS
8Oaro' feline ger9atuns2 erbdlte1r un6 ibr antt
.7atSs Gbrenanlt SIT betra6ten ii.e
Sect. Z perfi9t Die 8erpiQiging Der n6tbiz
gen @eofunluea fir pie @ebaIte Der Mgenten
nno Die Soften Der sNeenturen ee.8
=. =. 3s1 Sect 6, 9 arb510 beittntrtt pie gebalte Der
szsa4 no Ngenten unO iast auSbridli6, naBr Der @ebalt
berleIben nur auf g~ntpeiang pes 8DDdrbs unb
nab 8prbrinSang BON 8eleger fir ale @rtra>
- Ausgaber a~uSbe3oblt peroett oirfen.
Sect. II befttnirt, baB Die Maenten2 benz
-rsa3S gpqrO pierttIidbrIi6 einen genanen 8eridt
50 ar . %erftaten E%tnrIen iber bic 3dbl Der bier 5dnge=
tOmmehen Gmi9ranten, rerens NaalenS@ Sc
- = 5sa f6le9t1S Sitter mo 9ei6dfti9angIs ionic AUDI
iber Die 9tainen allno Nobnprt Der 8erionen,
az, bel spel6eni Hbiefe 'gitntDd1nnboerer G,teraebradt
.2-1a2- fOureen pber mo iie iid an9eiepelt baben..
es5AiJT 9Sect.1 10 ~perlar9t BON ben A9enten fir bic
9etreuel grflQuns ibrer 9fi6ten cine bpppelt 70
. @ ,aobObe 8irgi1aIt, as Der. 8etrag aibres &C.
iaa 1qa9 bait it,. as.e7sas sssti r.17.5 aaE
ss5ssas Sect. Is beitimltit,. paB bic gtte ipiort na&
ibrer 8aifrun9 in 6raFt tritt. .a.s
@~--ZL- 49,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
@rplpGon Don 9uIperrniibIcn.

t9artfprb, 10, San. 6erlte @Ornittag
.erpipoirten prei 9%ulpetmibIen, gu Der !6a3ars
9rlper Comp. geb6rig lnO pier Ntetler Opn
pieler Staot geIegen!. IS rpuroen 3tpet Dfann
oet6otet un6 elmer i6per %peripuroet. rib 8,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
sslofnhebred,er auf sem gseae nad, asilraittat

ia Mew OOrt, 20. San s4aa Ser Sampler
GOriica pm Rafau am IS. 1T angetonimen.
SUM- 8lOtuOebreder c~larirten fit @ilminstOn
uttO ie68 iparen pou 8ilmingtoa@aHgetOms
men, Sim IA. cIarirten spei weitere fir gil>
minatpn. Va ~ ~ IN -. r.-H
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
WOti; an SDorattten= uno 2Sdiferz
uJnG4T- 1GE (SDufumenfen.tSg oGE

~ Dds Sets tfraft ate Yerfcnen, Ttltt tbre 6pbrdnten
~aaSIaaiea laiitn, lpbeb bic TrDttptrs Der Strabsn ubcrflutbet
tnb bdtuth bent Dubttfum Observation-Disclosures berettet ners
ben, nit 5 bts 10 Dollars. 90 Ttrb WlGe nnb Rotten lpG-
rem, penn bte Bsttsfeneen ale dueern @orriGtnneeu nab
renb bs taltea @etters dbbrebeni eas @elee ptre frenee
a~aSeefAtrt trerben. sJdm GO .. Suter,
ssfi3Se,-1mrsJ WdNtr- Snecnteur.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
III C0liraktorcn.
Npeebpte fir Nlumbin9 Nrbeit uuS
SeiDerS.
DspSt Nuurtt'rmsihtrs Office,

p%aIIlntpre, Is. Gan. 1865.
Werieselte Mnsebpte in Duptitat nsrsfn IN oisEr Sfgcs
sHntseseenesngmnfn Bis Seniaa8, rs. Son. 1865, Wtttaos II
ugr, lur es YIrmSsrs Mrtttt unb ste Anfrrtipuns ppH US.
3usstanaleR tSereraee) Zee neuen SeipitaIS' an Stn, rs5,n
Den Germtnus Der oerl6ussrten Errnienear.
55s gerignsn rerotn benz eerdB etnselnben, NnaesDte an MAIDEN
3 Sin Sruntris fes 5ppitaIssbiutrs ionn In SisSc,r SffSSrr
~eta8etesen tptrsen, NO ~auBerhem n6bere NusIurft bstrsis
Der Arbett ettbeilt tritb. ''' '"'H'
Gtne @arantte BON auei SeranirurtltSe en- gerfOu,n mir
Strlanet. bs bic arbeittn leberetnafmmuno NIT Sr =, - Sry
Ansebete enttaltensn Bsbinsnueen eemaGt fuirb' ." b" ~"
pie TerantrprtliSle lett Der SIraeG nuf uF6,.sn srr rinsr,
s rst naghst y. ct. 0tfrttt GUuIt ~teIteinist fein.
YIN Arsnetc riro serlangt penn rt6t berefts Elm FOLDER
IN Sieier Office r~setfrftt r1r6eI -" T'V'
OGs Ne1t ANssbUte, trelbe ni@t pndenb eti6stntu, ,urIt.
3uretfen, pirb SOrbetalten. ~ "'"""'
Ahe Aneebptt, pei3e ni&t strau nit SOrfebsneeu g,kino.
nnseH nberstnitmttsn, tpercen surlfsepieEn.
Nts An9eeste nnlien be Aufibrift trasen: ssProposals
J ~ Iaaitiea4 30 Col. r.. M. Newport.
l. l~ianlS-2Sl f@tefCuartiermeiter, Baltimore, gRb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
9l0tniraL Wnfter's 9tpelatm.

p. h9tei@t 6 f e%iunfereS Siegels.
hllnftre &ansnenbUpte i'm 6 ape 6ear3 SIua. 9BiG
talNstoH' bermettfdJ fir oae SIUfaSebredbcr per,
f~cbIufea. 80 erbentete &anOte,t.
Fs69W dfbtn sfp NJ 20. San. SIN Wartne.
9epdrternsnti lit fId&itebenbe 9epei9e ppm 16,
eingetrpfen. Sic meloet:il n1iut9 sid
8irsabahen qatie Sorts, 1900 @efargene,
perunter DieIe DfFSiere nr6 Sol. Bbitting unr
9artb. lnlere9 &anpnenbopte fno i'm Cape Seer
Stub unO nerldIieEen ben 6afsn 8i(utingtpn's
bermetiI6 ge9en2oLe 8lofaoebre6er. Die &es
be(en baben ibre Werte auf Smith S8lano
seritDrt unb .tperoen Sort GaSpeu, oa8 ibnen
teinena gfIBen mebr bringen fam, ppbI aud
ssrit6reH; trenn niht, 70, perosn pir ,ts in
&uraent snebrner.4 Sbri mirbt ilift aupiel duf
einttat ertparten, SD mar mi Mdlatpff penise
Sage 31oA feiter @fnlabnle bur6, Die SrarSp.
ieIt urs1 @n9IdNber.a @s oauerte Mpnate, biz
fe lin eroberten' un6 Garf ft9 nidt an @r6be
unO Stdrte nit Sort 8tiber meien. 2eBteres
entbdlt 10 @el6Ise bon oenen qpiele iebr
f6peFen 58aIiberS itn0. SD peiB NOD nidt,
itra8 infer 8erluiti 1T, Sd iddBe 800 IN Nls
lem. 8ir batte1 cine i9Iimme Grplplon beuts
Mpr9en I'M 68rrt,, Die iber 100 Manr t6Otete
uno %peripuupete. Niiiltgl 3abtnleiiter 81. s..
@i4etts 1T lgJet6otet. SD merSe einens rdbern
Beri6t fbtden, ipbalel Die @erpunoeteH per@
ripr9t itaS. Die 0elt Iah nod teiinens aampf,
pie BEN q pelden uniere Sploaten btrbfp6teit
&C. 1ac!, g MS n'nala .a9 g. 9~8prte ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
stsSrapbffcbe DcdsDrsc1fea.
HunneshQuntfaht.
1t tas ieea Baltimore Rtdes

8uibtngtU'n, 20. San. SasI @Omite
iber Dtittetunc De9e bate cine GOnferen5 be
'3Igli9n Der 8upierlteuer. Die 8apierfabritanten
ma6en eiiri9 0ppDiitipna sesen Die Nufbebuns
Der Gtelter: iDEa1'32 asl4i I'D MAC 5sa9
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
6rr. 3d. @artea eineerethte
Gmi9rattDnszS iHt rs : "'9

"a s e. Billt.s5 ~ J
slisfi bettteIt: nh1 tists3aaE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21
Uerfnngt unO ge(uC6t.
3uOerGoufen &0u Uermlel0en.
III nermiethen

Der 3wettt unb brittle StCd in SO. 677 50. 8aItimprear.
Ode BON Imttp, an cine n~nfdntiSe btutiae Eamilts.
(EGal 6. BrBIGeI,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-21

p '9te'B 20 = .e{%uInfereS Ste9e$.
s%Iltfere SanSnsnbVpte ina 6 Cope 6earg Slma. Ht
talNstoH bermefiid1s fir ole G3IueaSebredDcr be
fDIpfeu. 80 erbentete &ai04te.t. -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-27
Ofthe County Prison.

"OTHRLLo's OCcUPAToN's sGoNE."-There
seems to be sudden awakening among
certain class of our clerical brethren. All
over the country there Is a loud COM
plant of empty seats In many of the
churches. They are alarmed at this, and
consequently are resorting to divers tenn
porary eXpedients TO regain, IL possible, the
confidence of community they have out
ragged by their bowling diatribes for war,
bloodshed and all their attendant horrors.
They have sown the wind and are now
reaping the whirlwlnd. Political preach
ing may pay for time; the parties who
think they are benefited thereby may pat
on the back those who engage in II, and say
well done, "faithful servant you may
share In the joys of the "mammon" which
you have helped us to lay up; but the
goods of this world and its enjoyments are
vain and fleeting things, nor will the
praises Of a political party last always.
Many people have serious doubts whether
those who claim 10 be the diripeiy appointed
guardians Of holy things, will ever be able
TO stay the torrent of vice and immortality
that now deluges the country. II Is true
that many who once tolerated political
preaching as a sort of necessary evil have
opened their eyes to its pernlciOus tenden-
cies aud results, and now repndiate the
whole system. This is hopeful sign, and
one good step in, the way Of reformation
so greatly needed and so loudly called for.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-27
BYITELEGRAPH.
FROM washington.
ESPECIAL TO cNoINNArI ENauiRER.l


........ WASHINGTON. December %.
In addition TO those States already men
toned in the correspondence Of the Sccro-
tary Of State, the Provisional Governors OF
North Carolina and Mississippi have been
relieved, aud the governments turned over
20 the regularly elected State authorities.
There were Terrible riots both here and
In Alexandria yesterday, between the
white men and negroes. In this city one
white soldier was shot in the head 10y the
negroes, and the guard deilcd the police In
the most abusive manner.
In Alexandria six negroes and four
whites are reported killed and number
on both sides severely wounded.
Preparations are being made Mt tho White
House for the New Y ear'sreception. New
upholstery has been provided, and IL Is
expected that, Notwithstanding the inadc-
quacy of the appropriation FOR the repairs
the mansion lbe put in reputable order
by -year's-day.
Very few Southern applicants for seats
remain here, but Tie impression is gaining
ground that all of them who can take the
oath will be admitted in. thirty days after
the reassemblng of Congress.
Nothing of Importance was done at the
Cabinet meeting to-day, the public servants
have been keeping Christmas as well as the
people. and the wheels of Government are
expected to move slowly until Congress
shall come together again to grease them.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-27
From New York.

l'lH H" iu NEW YoRK, December 20.
The Commercials Washington special
says authentic intelligence from the City OF
Mexico represents remarkable growth of
nationality In that city and in the interior.
The French were becoming daily more un-
popular, and their withdrawal would be
immediately followed by the downfall of
MaXimilian. The feeling ofthe inhabitants
against the Empire is'increasing. Officials
are uneasy, aud dread n popular manifest
alton in favor of the republic.
Factions are gradually debating their
differences IN q manner that bodies no good
TO the lmperalists. The sentiment of ma
tionality has been immensely stimulated by
the foreign invasion and the hopes inspired
by the restoration of peace In the United
States.
A letter from Salt Lake City says the ILL
feeling between the Mormons md United
States troops is Increasing. Many persons
are apprehensiVo of difficulties before the
end ofthe winter. The militia of the ter
ritory of late have been drilling and re-
viewing in different counties, and, as q
counterpart, General Connor last week
mm ched his cavalry through the city for
review.
The Posts Washington special says IL Is
rumored Secretary Harlan will soon resign,
and be succeeded by Hon. Mr.. Doolittle.
The Appropriation Committee intend to
report to the Houssa bill providing for the
assumption of the war debts of the loyal
States by tho Government
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-27
CINCINNATI markets.

OiHoIEEArI, December no. 1860.
FfOUR-We repeat the figures 81 60a7 for SUPER
fine; ~ 2b6 for extra, and themes 10 % for family,
higher.
WHRAr-The fgnres are q for choice Old red,
and 81 IS for primo. Old whtA is scarce; ~ so 10
asked for Kentucky, and o. 40a3 lb for Ohio. LIZ
CORN--EaT commanded b2c,, and shelled 6ec,
RYE--harket dull at 70973c.
0ATs-rhere n only local domAnd, and t009i2c.
are the outside figures.
BARLEY-ohocs samples are quoted At 81 25.
euGhR--HRrd refined Sugars sell at 1870. In
round lots, and 2o9eO,sc, in small way. Raw
ranges at l30iGc. for common 70 PRIME Porto Rico.
cOFFEE--IIas been In ihlr demand, hut prices re-.
main they were. namely, 2se50c. in large ota, and
H6llo. above these figures IN smaIl way, Il. \
d NO LAssKSI-W guete, az the lobbng prices, 9os
ol for Porto Rico: 81 SO for Now Orleans; 76c et -
FOR sirtirs, aud eOf17Oc for Sorghum.
WHIsKY--The bulk Of the sales have been nj ~ ~,
and u In now dull atthat
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-27

SUNDAY SchooL IFEsTIvAL.-We inad-
vertantly omitted to notice yesterday, a
vTy Spleasapt1 incident, tllat occurred at
0legg's Hall on the evening Of Christmas
day, We refer to the Festival given 10 the
children Of the Sunday School Of st. Johns
Church by the teachers and other members
of the congregation. The school itself In
which over threoJ handrcd children are
enrolled, with the parents and friends of
the enterprise, filed the spacious hall to It's
utmost capacity. The exercises consisted
of the singing Of II number of suitable
pieces by the children, and brief and appro-
riatc addresses by the pastor and other gcn-
tlemen present. A large Christmas Tree
brilliantly illuminated, and from tile
branches OF which a present for each
scholar was suspended was the centre Of
attraction to the little folks. At the con
clusion of the exercises these presents were
distributed. The occasion was most
pleasant and interesting one to all who
participated in It, and its happy influences
will no doubt long be felt and remembered
SnARrLEYs MNsTRms.-This talented
company of minstrels will he in Dayton
next weelN aud give three of their mimi
table concerts ut Huston Hall, commencing
on Monday evening, January first. They
are old favorites here, aud their anticipated
entertainment viii be greeted by hearty
welcome.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-27
SUPERIOR OoURT.
JUDGE HAYNES.

uEA.E,Xl- IL 20
Samuel Achoy aud 'oDe VS.. George w M
Idntber, 1ds,iHStfator of I'etet Mpts dec'd
Suit to recover balance alleged to be
due from, The Administrator and for SER
vices rendered an old man, Verdict and
Judgment for the defendant. Howard for
plaintiff; Hoilk & Mcmahon for defendant
Rush C Hosoard VS.. Fldncis Wfngartner
% di.--Suit 70 subject notes TO the payment
Of debts of Adam wingartner. Argued by
counsel and taken under advisemort d.
A. Ilouk AMI Jordan for plaintiff; Houk &
Mcmahon for defendants.
Our reporter committed an error as Ia
the attorney in the case of Philip Brem vs.
Mary shank. john Howard represented
the plaintiff, instead Of Conover a. Craig
head, as was first reported.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-27
Ex-Treasurer Dorsey.


II appears that the late Treasurer OF
State, c. VoLNEY DoRsEY-who left the
Democratic party and went over to the
abolitionists, for the sake OF prospective
plunder--is getting scary Mt the fate which
awaits him. Heis apprehensive that If
tried where his crimes were committed,
justice will be meted out to him. Hence
he is decidedly In favor of a change of
uenue in his particular case. The Colum-
bus correspondent OF the Cincinnati En-
qtirer says: .,.,..i..... ..
dorsey, late State Treasurer indicted
for misdemcanor in using State funds 1t Is
reported, win ask To have his trial changed
10 some other county. lie is not easy in
his mind as to the result II tried here where
the crimes are alleged 10 have been commit
ted. Ills friends think he will be convicted.
There are five indictments against him.
The same correspondent also furnishes
the following; toU tiruuT
"Postmaster-general Dennlson is still
here, and IA quite reticent on the subject of
Cabinet change His head looks insecure
on his shoulders aud he Is after the senator
slIip. IL successful, II will keep him In
Office until his term commences, His friends
are now In favor Of an election this winter,
and oppose an extra session. III compro-
mise candidate succeeds, he Is the man."