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Charles City intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa) 1864-1866, 1865-08-03


ing June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty
six, seven thousand seven hundred dollars.
For this amount to be applied towards the
support Of a saw-mill to be built for the COM
mon use of the Chippewas of the Mississippi,
and the Red Lake and Pembna bands of Chip
pewas, SO long as the President may deem it
necessary, per sixth article treaty, May seven,
eighteen hundred and sixty -four, for the pres
cnt fiscal year, one thousand dollars.
q For same object for the fiscal year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-six,
one thousand dollars. a a.G
For this amount to be expended in building
a road, bridges, &c, to THEN new agency, per
sixth article treaty, May seven, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-four. for the present fiscal year,
seven thousand five hundred dollars.
For new agency buildings to be located by
the Secretary of the Interior for the COMMON
use of the Chippewas of Mississippi, Red Lake,
and Pembina, and Pillagers, and Lake Winnie
bagoshish bands of Chippewa Indians, per
sixth article treaty, May seven, eighteen hun
bred and sixty-fonr, for the fiscal year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty six,
twenty five thousand dollars, or so much there
Of a. shall be necessary.
, For pay of services and travelling expenses
of a board Of visitors, to consist of not more
than tive persons, 10 attend the annuity pay
ments to the Indians, and 30 forth, and to in
spect the fields, buildings. mills, and other inn
proyements as stipulated IN the seventh article
treaty May seven, eighteen hundred and sixty
four, not exceeding any one year more than
twenty days service. at five dollars per day,
or more than three hundred miles travel. at
ten cents per mile, for the fiscal year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty six,
six hundred aud fifty dollars.
For expenses Of the removal of Chippewas.
OF Mississippi, to their new homes, per twelfth
article treaty May seven, eighteen hundred
and sixty four, at q rate not exceeding ten dol
lars each person, for the fiscal year ending
juno thirty, eighteen hundred and sixty-six,
eleven thousand dollars. or so much thereof
~ shall I've necessary.
For the expenses of subsistence of eleven
hundred Chippewas, OF the Mississippi, for six
months at their new homes, at a rate not eA-
ceeding thirty eight cents per day for each per
son, per twelfth article treaty May seven, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty four, for the fiscal year
ending June thirty, eighteen hundred and six
tysix, sevcnty-fye thousand two hundred and
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15

A Scotch traveller who has recently
visited the United States, furnishes TO the
Edinburgh Scolsma" the following suec
dotes:
"Mr. Osborn president Of the Illinois
Central Railroad told nae a story Of Ad
miral F&ryagut and his son. They We're
on the Mississippi, and Farraguts Ayei
was about to pass Port Hudson, which
was tIisn held by the Con'ederates,
Fsrraguts son, lad Of twelve had been
mportunog his father that he might be
sent to West Point, where Lhe military
cadets are educated Old Farragut said
Il don't know how that would do; I am
not sure whether you would stand fire"
t'Oh yes, father. l could do that -
Very well, my boy we'll try; come up
with me here" The Admiral and bis
son weutup together into the maintop,
the old man had himself and the bow
Iashsd to it, and in this way they psssed
Port Hudson, The lad never lmehe d
while the shot and shell were flying past
him. Very well, my boy, that will do
YOU Shall go to West Points"
"The day before Grant attscted Fort
Donelson the troops had march Of TWEEN
ty miles, part Of it during q bitter cold
night. Grant called council Of war tc
consider whether they should attack the
fort at once, or to give the troops day
or two st. The officers were in favor
of resting. Grant said nothing till they
had all given their opinion; then he said
There is = deserter come in this morn
inc; let us see him and bear what he has
to say T. When he came in Grant look
ed into his knapsack Where are you
from?' "Fort Donelson" "Six days
rations in your kaapsack, have you not
my MANI" "Yes sir" "Whsn were
they served out?" Yesterday morn
ing" "were the same rations served
out to all the troops?" "Yes, SIR
: Gentleman" said Grst, "troops do no
have six days rstions served out 10 them
in fort il they mean to stay. These
men mean to retreat, not to fght we vii
attack at once" lie did attack the Con
federates, there, aud took a number O
prisoners
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15

From Rev. J. Newton B own, . p, Editor
tAe Encyciop ia OF Religious knoHledge, ahG
Jhli,.iau Chronicle Philadelphia,
Aithpugo ao' ei pose TO ievar or retomm' d
pnrut AIeaciprs. IN gcueal, Though dsra7l
If thtiriu ie t, and etee,s ! set Know q
80 efficient, reasons Why al may not testi.
90 The benefits be helieycs himself to have 'e
ised from any mPcprePamIep, inthe hop
tast may thus contribute to the benefit ol
others,
da this the more readily IN regard TO Hoof
iand's c,emHu Bitters prepared b. Dr. N,
Jack on o, hi city because ] was prejadictd
AGAINST them for many yo3rs,under heinpros.ior
thas tsey weE CnieAs an alcoholic mixture.
am mdpbtetto my friend. Robert Shoemaker
Esq. i0r the removed Of this prejudice by proper
tests, aud for encouragement to try t1em, when
soifsiiug from great and long continued debii
ity The use o three bottles Of these Bitters at
the beginning OF tae prese It year, was follower
by evident reliof and restora tiou 10 a degree u
bodily add mental vigor which / had not ftIt
for six mont before and had almost despair ed
Of rrganipg. | therefore thank God and my
friend Tor directing me 30 the use of them.
J.NEWT0N BROWN,
Phiodelphia
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15
Buying Eeef.
Happening at butchers stall. a custo

Happening at butchers stall, q custo
mer came to make perchase.
| "What do you ask for good baking
piece of beeis" w
Eighteen cents a pound" was the
|reply. \
| "Cut me of ten pounds, and l will
come in shortly and settle for it," said
the customer, and he went on an errehd
After the beef WAS weighed and trim
med" l said to my friend, provision
dealer
II wish to know, just for the curiosity
Of the thing, how much that beef has lost
in trimming"
"Very wejl" replied he. weighing it,
"there are eight pounds and three quar-
ters left"
"And ten pounds" I added "st eigh-
teen cents per pound is equel to one doll
lar and eighty cents. This divided BY
eight and three quarters makes twenty
and one halfcents per pound kaIhFra
.all price for beef, especially when large
share is bone"
Inc man Is " 1901 'or O"S my ~ -
pied the butcher; "but no matter what
the cost is, some people will buy it, and
generally tney are not Tue '''N'S' !" 'ne
place. ei'ner' r., :,
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15

The following is said to have taken
place between married couple on their
travels: any dear are you comfortable in
that corner" Quite. thank you, desr."
"Sure there's plenty of room for your
fsetP" Quite sure, love" and no cod air
fsona the window by your eaIs" "Quite
certain, darling" Then my dear ] will
change places with You.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15

Policies Issued Without Delay.
TT Ia. A. Drummer. Agent, Upper San
iusky, Wyandot County. Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15
From the Rev los. H. kepnard, Pastor of the

From the Rev los. H. kennald, Pastor of the
l0th Baptist Church.
nr. JScksan:-- Dear Sir;--I have been fire..
quenty requested to connect my name with
commeudaiiors of different kinds of medicines
but reeardlng III practice as ont Of my appro
pirate sphere, ! havein all cases declined; but
with clmr proof in various Instance, aud
partic1lary il m family.of he usefulness o
Or. Hoorlad's German Biuts. depart fol
once from lay usual coorse 90 express my full
tonvsctiou, flat for gene al debility OF he sys.
Gem and especially ior Liver Complaint, it is
safe and valuable preparation. In some cases
it may fal; but usually, doubt not, 1t will b.
very beneficial to those who suffer from th
above cause Yours, very respectfully,
+" JH KENNRRD.
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadeipi
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadclpi

From the Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of the
Baptist Chntch Germantown, Penn.
DR., G. NJ. Jackson:--Desr Sh:--Personal
experience enables me io say thatI egafd the
German Biters prepared by You as most excel
leat medicine. In cfses Of severe cold aud
general debility, have been greatly beoeftted
by the use of the Ritters and doubt not they
viii produce simier effects on others.
Yours, truly WARREN RANDOLPH
Germ antown p,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15
"a challenge for race, sirl Catch

full curve, the bottom Of her skirt Jus
brushing my nose; and of she went lik
a flying fsh--se-ee e e-st--zitl---swing
ing from. side to side, her tartan sklr
swaying hither aud thither. like The fold
of a spanker brsilsd in with tho ship
head to the wind.
Soho! That's challenge, is it? And
that's the way to skate? Thanderl--l can
skate! Anybody can skate!" ~
But couldn's though, whatever any
body else could do. accepted Dimty's
challenge. however and her practice on
ice. So | bounced up from that black
ing box, lifted left foot little, bent right
knee, and stuck nay arms akimbo. But
[ didn't cut a curve. | did the next
thing to it though. and cut "spread
eagle" Port foot slid due south east,
and starboard one north west, ill real
lied one Of those spreadout pictorial I'M
possibilities on circus bills. l wondered
If my boots and skates would ever be-
come shipmates again.
"Hao! mister, you mustn't try to skate
all over both sides os this ERE pond at
once!" growled an old commercial look
iog chap, as he checked up long enough
to put in the lomonstrances against my
ice monopoly.
II say, Mister Saltwater, couldn't yer
lift yersef amipship a bar, SO we can sal
'tweenyer legs?" piped a young scamp,
file leader to a string of juvenile skaters.
"Don't try to skate on both feet at
once, my dear sir!'' advised sensible.
Christian looking young man, who oame
to my assistance aud set me on an even
keel once more. "When you lift one foot
sir, ou,must throw all your vigor and
muscle into the other limb. And hen
remember to sway your body so that
your weight will always be upon ina
foot which has the ice. IT'S very easy
this way!'-and away went ny
Christian mestor with a long, striding
graceful swing.
"0h, yes that's very easy! Ees--l
can do it," So | made a prodigiou~
scoot, and did i'll
| stuck OUTLET ley, like mosquito
when he's blood sucking. Put all my
vgsr and muscle into right limb, and
couldn't getit out again. Went off on
one foot like shot; crooked right knee
a little twice miHule, just as Little
Dimity did. Saw crinoline craft cross
ing my course, under convey of ~ big
louble banked chsp, 10th skating a /
streak. Tried to steer TO port and go
lear Of 'em Missed stays and went
.foul Of crinoline. The toe Of my port
J. .,o booLea Mas sonoahody,s sLiu
,ayo ma broad sboor to star.
nro, h,,,;r.,
IL. aa,..a :. o,,,,a,.n ana d,ov.
The fre-end Of my Precipe slap down bis
ro.t ,h.ra wa. evar,as,inc tary,e
ID n ho,n. uon s,,o,I;n,, on ~. ;ce
III ro.t ofTnon, 80. ,ond crohs
"r,ooE here ssl What do Won mean.,
,ol,.d tbs big convoy scrambl irr to his
III ,,,po,,,r;o[, ror . hroodsiia
nRoo ra,dor s;r conIdn,t ba,n ifl,,
..,,;ad n,aotd ..;, si,,sra =, tb. ics
,.n..Jy.,, ~, ~ VIZ d;ars ,o,,
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uo ~, ,no,a - ,h,to. ob 2"
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15
Mott & Ferry,

A TToRNERS AT LAW. Upper sandusk,
~ Ohio. Offiseinthe Prosecuting Attorney
6fhss ia the Court House.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15
II. ID. SEARS,
ATT ORNBY AT LAW
AND
CLAM A G. e Mt.

'sinsforBack Paw, Bounty an Pen sions
carefully mi promptly attended to.
'nFFlCE, mp stairs. over the First Nation.
OBank, Upper Sandusky ,oAso.
Feb, 5, 1864 1T.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15
PRTCES

Large siEe (holding nearly double quantity at
sl 90 per Bottle, haif dozen $500 Smaller al
Is cents per Bottles halt dozen 2400.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
See that the signature of @. NJ. Jackson, ia on
the wrapper of each bottle Should your nearest
druggist not have the article, do not be put oh
by any OF the intoxicating preparations that may
be offered you in i's place. but send TO us, al d
we viii forward. securely packed. by express.
1J' Prpeipal Office and Mandatory, No.
81; Arch Street Philadelphia.
aGMEa d ENAMss
Successor to C. NJ jackson & Co. Prcprietors
Gl-For Sale by Druggists and Dealers id svsy
town in The United States.
Philadtlphis, Oct. II. lss4.-Iy.
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Mus 9lotts@orpIinG

&alet99, "A. Sult. Gpuo. 6ploer
BAT lt@ Don leinem llnmpbliein erbplt unD If
tpieoer auf 1einem Soften.
Die 9rcBen 2anpbeliber in bte1er &tdot II.
l1nt9egenD, bic Nriltpfraten unp &ebe1ip1s-
%freunpe, bemiibten lid, bic Me9ierunaslt euer
laspenotrt gu betpmnen, ober pieleS miBlana
nnp tie be3ablen jest prompt tbre Steuern
um tbr Gi9enthum Su retten.
Der rNalei9b 9rc9reB" ma6t mettere G1t=
bitQun9en itber Die Qltltdtem Der g(ebeuen=
glemente, welAe In jenem Staate oe9en
unicnsfreunoe un0 gleger CUR Nusfi6rltna
gebra9t tperpen lpQen, lpbalp mn ere 3ruppen
BON bort tre9ge3r9en trerOen.
Der nJtalet9b Stanbaro" lpriGt in berlei=
ben @etle anp bemertt, DAP Otebellen= 3ettun=
gen i'm Snnern 9p9perratb Der 9efGGrltditen
Nrt' $reot9en, unp DaB Dtel elben unterpridt
perpen %lollten.
Die meiltert 1telt ernannten 91tnbesbeam=
ten IN Npro=Garpltna fGnnen lire Memter
nt6t antreten, neil tie Den bonn GpnoreB ppr=
9el6rtebenfn Gtb niGt 5u letlten permGgen.
Die Nd6ri6t, Dap Die a~nmaBtnben Nebel
len in Sir9inten Die np1e Stren9e pe8 Gpn=
liScattOns-@ elebe5 3u 1@meden befOmmet fol-
len, ma9te Der Npmini ltratipn Siele 6reul1pe
IN NprbSGarOlina, mo Die1elbe Strenee iebr
9lUtb t6ut. ,a er
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es @eu. Garls 100000 in Cob Gcntri-

peS Sen. Garlp 100000 In @plb @pntrt=
button unD ais Dieie Summe ratiirlt6 nt6t
auf Der Stelle, tpte D~erlanst pprben mar, ge=
l6aft perben f%Ornte, 3anpeten le Die Stapt
an, Scenen Der auBerften gpbbeit unp
8eittalttat fcl9ten nun bic unifprmtrten
8lutbunpe, an9ebebt belonper5 bur@ Starry
Gilmore, batten In penig Stunpen Elm
9rpBeS @erf Der 3erltSrun9 Spllbra6t, 537
SGulcr oerbrannt unO fir mebr ais $4,000
coo, gr~GGtentbeil8 NrtSatei9entbum, Sernt6<
tet. OoS S1idIal Der I6Unen, freunplt6en
Gtaot bat pamals bic all9emeinlte She'll
nabme erregt. GieIe 5amilten linb 1T bic
b~itterlte gfptb Serlebt pprpen. Die wp1lbabenz
peren SIr9er lino tnpeien riilti9 ans gSerf
9e9an9en nnp baben i'm tbetlweilet Wieoerz
ban Der Stapt lApn anlebnli4e Sprtldritte
9emaGt. }a
Nnf Der Static prS alien lit Elm neues, eles
9antereS nno S~nedmGBi9er ein9ertAtetes
eollrtbalts erbaut pprpen; Elm ItattltGeS Ge@
batpe flr bic ~3erltSrte OruGeret pes yHepDlis
tOr9" 1T i'm Sau begrifen, lopte mebre So
tells. $50 IN Der OtampnDfra6e bas alte
Stetabau6 Dcr Dem 9ranpe ltanp, ba miro
balo cit neueS, 9rp6eS, fir @pbnunsen unp
Stpre5 lt9 erbeben. Sn ben 6lammen bieIes
9aulrs, pelGe6 bns dltelte in per Stapt mar,
fonpm 3ipet Der Morbbrenner ibren wpblper=
p%ierttet Sob. Sn Der Mainltra6e, baben bic
9erren @Ylters, @aller II. q. pieper 9ebaut,
aud, IN Der SneenltraBe linb mebrere ldGne
pret Stodrert bUbe 0pbnbduler wteper er~
rtNtet, be69lei9en in Secpnp, Mtarfet< ,1np
6rantlinltraBe. Gin neuer Sabnbpf Der
Cumberland Sa0ep Sa4n 1T int Sau be9rif=
fen. G8 lpll ein 9rOBes @eb1upe merben, i'm
mpoernen Stple. @esen bunpert neue
pauie r ltnp beretts fertig urp nod immer lit
ette sArnee BON 3tmmerleuten unb anperen
9anbwerfern an Der Nrbeit, npG me6rere 3l
balsn, User pos emit blibenbe, in reisenber
0egeno gele9ene @bambersburg fennt, Dem
miro e5 Jreupe MAIDEN, 31 erfaDren, baB es
ltd - balb mieDer aus 1einer 91de er6 ebt.
SteIe Sabre i9ienen Nnfanes basu erfprperz
LID 5n iein, aber bic Gbambersbmrger 6aben
lt@ ltetS bur@ 3battsteit II. llnternebmunasz
9stlt aus9e5et9net, unb 70 ptrD es ibnen bof~
fe11tlta balo 9elun9en ietr, Die lebten Spuren
tel1eS I@redliAen Ga9es gu oerwt l6em.
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sir ~gfid,n,OnSs uso 0anYtle : gabn.

Ote1e 8a6m lit jebt wieper ppQltanbts
Bis OanotQe, 40 Metlen,a erDfuet u,p
lteQt 70 cine tG9ltAe 8erbinpun9 .atptl6en
3i6mpnp uuo Der Sab6abn nat Qpnhbur9
her. wel6e lie So Nteilen BON Ntdlnonb
6urdl6ueipet. Sic bilpet bnbur@ etnet
She'll Der 9rpBen SiiDwethabn iiber SrtltOl,
Rnprpt(le, Chattanooga II. ~. mad gepz
Orleans. = Sn Danptle lAlteBt le (d an
elmer anpern 8aGn an, nelGe naG @reenbprp,
81. g., Charlotte, 81. g., Columbia, 9. s.
uub Nu9ulta, 0a., fi6rt. Od9 geleile III
bolO mteDer III Stanp gelebt, locomotive mn
@agen 70 1GneQ, ols e5 uttter pen obipal=
tenoen umltdnpen mGgIi9 mar, rleBt tpprpen
unb fp iptrp bic 9ar3e 9tnte IN Sntr5erit
tpteber i'm %SpGltdnbtgen Setrtebe iein. Sn
Man6elter, Gde BON Mldin< unp 9uplrirltr.
lG8t Die Gpmpa9nie ein Depot %erbdnen, lou
Bel 40 6u6, mel6eS Durd bic Serbrennun9
Der 8ritden iiter Den Sante5 NtDer notbme1pt9
purbe Ser 8au ptefer Srtfen 1T In gpn=
tract 9e9ebert ur1p tperDen %btelelben TIT turjez
fter Belt nieDer ber9elteut leit. Die 9rcBen
Mla16inen : Merfltdtten Der Gcmpa9nte tn
Man6e ter Iitp gladlt6erpeiie Bet Der 8an@
1nung Der Stabt Der 3eritDrun9 ent9an9en
uno linb tebt tpieber iii softer Stati9fett. Sic
eut6alten "a neue 9ptpntottpen ppn opr3itg=
1t6er Contributions, BON cen Ser. ct. 0titttar-
8eb5rpen angeI6aft, welGe am Is. tdGlten
NtOnatS gum 8erfauf fcmmer weroet, @uf
Der 3meisbabn 3pi16en Man@elter unp
Godett5 its6en segen 300 neue gallagher
uno 8ra9tpa9en, bic 9let9falS Inn btetlbe
3ett S%erfauft tperpen lp0en, Naes pas murpe
3u militdrti9en 3ipeGen bterber sebraAt,
fam aber purA Sees ~lteber9abe ntdt CUR
Verwenpung u,to wiro nun 1erfauft.
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(Gorreiponbeu3 teS Baltimore WeGer".)
GbdmberSburo.

DAP Der ritterli6e 6arrY @ilmure aus
ietner G'efansenlGaft e%ntlaiien 1T, bat sspt6
jeDer quite 8atrt9t nit GROCER 8e frtepi9ung
sernOmmen. 3arte 8aIdii6ten gegen Gbamz
bersbnr9, Da6 ntOr9en ben SURPRISING peS un=
per9eBli6en 80. Suit 1854 fetern ptrD, iolen
otelen @nabenatt seranlaBt 6aben. Ser
gtante bteles 5elpen ltebt nit unauslS1bltden
3u9en IN Der @el6t9te iene5 unaliidltden
Cages oer3et6net unD bltr6 feline 6reilolluna
TT es tim NUN mSsli9 eema6t, elmer ypa
Seiten Der Stabt Gbambersbura an i'm err
gebetcen Gtnlaouns, bie1es SIT burG ietne
@esentpart ;a yerberrlt&en, folsen gu fSnnen.
DO& fetn S4era tuenn pom unslad bic
&ebe III! ...m
i Ganfbnnbert Gebellen inter MfcGaus(anb
ibertelen ant Morgert jetes Sases baS unser>
tbeipi9te Gbautbersturg, forDerten int Namsa
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@tauS Der Siesjdbrteen @.nts.

Dem SeriGte be8 lanOmirtbiAaftltGen De-
partement8 in 0a1btn9tpn opm erlten SUIT
e%ntnebmen mir fOlgenpe erfreuli6e Mneoben
Der Bet3en lit peIfen G|tnerntuno maj,
pomalS be9rifen mar, oerlpraG etnen euteu
Grtrag. Die 9uaIttat mag nidt 9ans Der.
jeni9el1 Der pprjGbri9en @et3enernte alet6.
fOmmet, aber le 1T gut. Srpb Des in ma1-
hen 0s9enDen Dprfplnmenben granbes rnt
Wan3entGfer5 miro pp6 Der grtroe i'm @Qae-
meinen 9rpB 9enu9 1ein, ,tm etnen bepeuter=
p"h Setra9 3ur Nusfu6r ibri9 at loIea,
Oa5u lit nad DEN S~ereGnunaen De8 Oepar=
tetnent5 npA lebr siel @ei3en BON Der spr.
jabri9en Grnte ibrt9 11nD Der Gpnmi1ipne,
9(eptpn IprtGt Die 6pfntttg duf cine anlebn
liGe Nu5fu6 aus, irDDurh Der QluSfIu6 baa:
rem 0eloeS aus Dem 9anpe fir GtnfuBreu
beIUnoer5 BON S1ntttrnaret permteDen Mir
Be. Die ipateIten 8ert6te iber bic Grnte=
du6iidten i'm gl1slanbe traren elmer pernebr=
ten Nusfu6r unierer 8roDfridte eiinfiq.
Der Sc a 8 (BelI1fprn) m1rbe lpat qe=
pfan,t, aber ba5 9tegenpetter mar pemlel6en
9unttQ, Nfan winldt nl9emetn cine er5=
Bere Grrte ais Ipnit, neil man e6 fit ltDtbta
balt, Den StebtarD bepeuterO GIT Serme6ren.
Die 51ferernte ldBt rtdt5 GIT tpiilnl6en
I6rt9, uap Die 8ruAt 1T epn 8ranb fret ae=
blteben.
Die SD rtpfIeln linb4 ben SeImGbt=
gnn8en BON &~artOfelnfdfer fern melt beGer ent~
9an9et ais gemGbnlt9. Daee9en 1T Elm
neuer 9eflbrltGer &dfer, Der fog, ysehbn fretf=
Sc Speerntnnn" erl6tenen, Der bic glGtter
Der &artofeln nnD anperer @emitle aerltSrt,
lnD pelen Gter um Die Ntitte Stunt otsoe.
brutet perDet. Gabadbribe pirD &c ais Sc
tpabrun95mittel bagegen empfo6len. Die
belAdDtgten pFan3en Gaben liA ill6rtqens
teuerpin95 pte0ererGplt.
Ollie anpern grnten gelpG6ren e6eulo dute
Wuali@teh, utO Scr. Nelpto1 meint, tpent Der
lbri9e SOmrter 10 ginittg lein iDQte, ME Der
Ifonat Stunt, baB alspann ba8 Sa6r 1865
in Der Shat Elm 9eie9netea, Elm u~fetteS" eenannt
tperDen bitrfte.
Die 9enernte mar bis CUR N6faGltnq
De5 Sert4tes q. Sult) bic 9rGBte bic iematS
IN pteIem 2anpe etngetban pltrbe. Snpe3
mar tie tn Den weltlt9en Staaten nu6 nt6t
lib raa eingebetmlt #.
gSa8 pa5 Sb t %arbelan9t, 70 Iino bic ST.
ltAen unD nitttleren Stdaten in pteIem Sab
re am eIten bebaGt; oQe @rten BON Oblf
ltnO III 9ltem 3ultanpe. Oaoeaen tat i'm
gSelten Der SAr6ter DEN Npfelbaumen esp=
Ben SAaoeh 9etbart, unp ltarte SrGite nm
DIE W(ttte Ntai unp nalies Metter tparen eben.
9alsIblt Den 9frliAen uu9Gnfig. (@tttsb.
5r,)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-31
Ser Scrid9t Der enoiiSdbem StustpauSe=
rlltQ3=SDrnmifSipn

Der nenefe Dff3telle 8ert6t Der eneltI6en
Na5panperun95=@ pmmillipn 1aet aus, paB
felt DEM Sabre 1914 5,691,809 Ner1onen
aus @rpBbritanien unO Srlano ausaetpan-
bert linp, un0 5tpar 3,450,531 mad ben Ser.
Gtaaten, 1,255,554 na9 DEN brittlden 8ez
iiBungen in 9iOrp 2lmertfa ntD 1857 ,1O2 mad
ben aultraltlAen Golpnten,-Ote Mu5fpanDeS
run9en nab Den Ser. ct, ubertrift Die nad
8rtttl6- 9fUrpamerica IOmtt um Da8 Oreis
fade, pU@ trat piele8 GerbdltntB a1 @unlten
Der Ser. ct. ert WabreuD Der irtlden Sun
9@er5nUtb i'm Sabre 1847 Elm, ipabrlhetmid,.
neil pph pa on Die 3abl Der Gmiaronten ~
9rpB wurDe, urn IN ben sbritiIhen Gplpnien
elm erlprteBli4e5 unterfOmmen finpen au fSn-
lten.
Son ba blie6 Der Mu5panpernnasfrom Dem
etnmal betretenen Bette treu, suinal BON ben
@us9epanDerten fprtpabrenO nambafte Sum=
men naA 6aule selbtdt werben, ,trrt Nnperz
panOte unO Treunpe naG3uieben. DAP,
gang a69eleben bon Die FEM UNI tanoe, bic Ser.
ct. AUDI aus auDeren, politiIAen, fitanaieIen
mn0 Uplf5ptrtbl9aftliAen @ritnpen Die metie
2tn3te6ungSfraft fur Au5manoerunqslufiqe
bsltBen, brau9t taum erit berSorgebuben al
tperOtn. (99ila. preHe.) I.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-31
Die st~nscIssenbcit @msrfOm Gt5eribse's.

@ufbpttle, 90, SuIi. 9ie y8reB" bon
beute MOrsen perSHentIidt einen 8rief BON
Sen. Sbcmas an @Ouperneur 8rrwniop.
Sen. SbOn1as bemerft barin: SD marte nur
auf ben 8eridt oes Sber1en 8. Gu1ip, IN,
mid binii6tli6 bes eegen GmerIon Gtberipge
einsuidIaaenben @erfabrens Su euti6eicen.
Wenn er mirtli& Die Ieuberungen eetban bat,
oenen ct bei@uloi9t miro, 10 unterliegt er ga.
pur& t3erli@ in Grmangelung Der GipiIbeb6r=
ben Der llnteriu6ung zines DtilitGrseribt8.
Wfeine @uimerfiamteit 1T au6 auf Die Oteoen
anbrer 8arteien bin9elenft tpOroen, bis iebt babe
tb inoeilen nod teinen 8eri6t geieben, ber cine
glnmii6ung re6tferti9en lpiiroe. @enn iebo6
bic He9ierun9 gu irgenO tpelder 3eit cine iOIde
@inmii@ung olS nptbpenOis anertennei ipOte,
10 ipiiroe ieoe aeuberun9 zines iolden 0uuldes
iettenS Der Wilitdrbeb6roen 8eaGtuna fnDen.