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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
Gnnrnrhinz0nnc.

Den N1ttsliebern Ter GUncprSta biehe hermit sur Mab
ri6t, tae ids am Samfdg. zen 8. bis. Wits. MtenfS 9 llGr
Elm oGr6fnungS- JefteGen" pernnil0lten merSe. SefpnterS
made ib bic TeiniGmeder faraaf aufmertlan, inSent iD
Mues a~uf6ieten werfe, haS @rpsdrtiste fte hr &rt st Ite fern
Eidets a 81 inb SIT bGbtn bet ben 1c-
Serren Is. %. NpeteI, $40 8dltinnprefe. r
@baS. @plbman, y 2tgbttr.
Gas. Yra6t Il Gpy $50 Brdntltnfr. .
IS. u. Scene & &p, So @rban9e place
Dies Yratttr., naGe Charles. se
4, Stset & S9naufer, tn Ter QBeder.SIire
unb IN Der gpncErbta. aH
(bi-fal s. DC la Sabe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
Die 0lnsHcnums sim sSefsn Der eptbatsu rnt
SS otrute1r.

89i1abe1pbia, Z. 3eS. Die QtuSfeOung
gum SeIte1 Der 9plpaten uitb 0tatrpieG tpllrbe
bel1te stbenb ut berlelben v&arpel1ter8 Sau" ers
Sffltet, in petder Der erIe GOn9reB 5rlamnelttrut.
Stidof Simplon ipra9 ba8 Getet. @eneral
Meabe prGiibirte, uub Die Serreu Daniel, 9eugs
berth unb 9enrp 3. Wtopre bielten 0tebel1. Der
Oantiuaun9Sta9 lit feierli9 b~e9au9eu tpOrben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
(fr,mp,rni,fl
ON. &ufnl11cr.

eMA ubrmader nno Sutpelier,
yi0. Iy5 8roabtpab, 3piiGen alice Innftr. Hnb CAUTION
Apenue (uabe benz Brpabwap %Snftitntet
bat fpeSsn etbdIten unb tdlt iietS prrtatbt8 cine ereBe aus
BON StanO ubren ,@lpdS !, etlpene Mnb flberHc Ga-
iGenubren. aettsn, 9embtaEpfNen, 8tn6errin6e, Sr1ceIet'f
. trrtn8e, Srufnateln, 6eNesba!tsr, Brtaen, GliAenmeis
Ter, TDrtrmpnaies &c. ,r.,i rel6e gu rem ~bt1tslsn prstien abs
eeIaNea wgreen. &trdraturen an 8alGenubren pfrben be-
ittnS Gus Or puS garanttrt. (D53-3Ult)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
gefirdDtunsea sint8 Tenian, Ginfaues in sesr
sS5ruMslpicf.

NetUEu DIINbIN KVto BtHtAH> VINIWIF4 III DEVW
SS3runspief.
ct. Sptu, 81. s., 6. Deg. Gs fanO bier
bente eintge ai1freguH8 ltatt, RerOor8errfen bnrt
bas @eriiHt zines beabftGtigten Se1ianz@ infa1s
ans ben Ser. Staaten. @8 beiBt, Der @cnperneur
babe cine 9epel6e BON g8ai9iugtOn empfau9en,
bes Snbalts, DAP Elm @i1faa nad Stem Sr1nStpid
i'm 4lare Jet.
Wtuu 9laubt al9enleiu, ba6 ili4tS t%peiter, ais
cine Yliiuperun98> Expedition i'm &erfe TT, ntb e&
iinb OtdBreseln ~9etrOffen wprbeir, Die Sanfen uni
anberes @i9eutbum lpwpbl III Der Staot ais al
ben @renSea 5u Bepadeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
SMillicn.Nnrf.

Vie Wtits.ister bar "SGUsen. SeIelfeaft" iDnnen Spn
beute ab BIC S4lifel fir tes gart bet benz llnterset@aeten
Ia ~&mpfdne nstmfa @iei9tettIg wtrsen ~biefelbea au
iS btr Wfbanssiese tterrnit aIinherflam eeutadt, wrnaG
,,Nt9t Gttt an faBt8e Yerfpncn BON Wtit-
eltsber ~etn9efu6rt werben tSnnen, ibre 9tamen n'ulst in
sin fir bic en- 3wed beftnmtts Bud eiaeetrasen m Grbea
uno 1nb bic tetrefencen Wlitslieter fir has Srtraeen Der
@iu0e Iubrten 0etantDOrtlt9 5ier ~anfaetSe perisaeu
t6nnen len PART bsfu@en, wenn bieirlben i'm sseits elmer
pom Qauptmann 5lumenbets aasSsfftatea StnIaFtarte
iinb."
t.toofaj u~Itusgpnra Seer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
Ieberal SIN @pnrberein.

Da Scnannter 8ereiu it9 iebt SGlIs ~prsauiirt nnb
fir ben actieu=S n9aber an Gort9eil bon tetnem anferu
8ereine it6ertrpifen perben fam, 10 eriuden mir ale bies
ieniseu @eripneu, peIbe 9bre G~riparuiife bG4ft gueen=
briuseub anlesen ippIen, f9 ir9enb einet @tittprGabeub
brr benz l. 9auuar Bel Serru 0ouiS @9barc in Der
8rppn Strase einSufinSer, inbent nad benz !. Sanuar
uuf jeben gIutbel cine prur Gerein beitiumte Grerie nadbz
su3ableu 1T. SIN @uftra9:
Better SeufeGI, @rGf.
q q. 9HuufPni II Spc
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
@iIbelm Sell @uuuerein SO. /.

Obtser gerein btetet bic bette @ele8enGett tar. IS Inb
betettS i6pn Iber 600 Mntbetle etnbssablt nnb f6rn rs c I
Nc Ortsas E a%usbe3ablt. &He b~isjentset psIGe nrG tet.
sutreten pinf9en, Tnb eriw6t, ndditen 0ienfds Mteae,. ben
II. Dcs, tn SO. 50 2aneafertr. Su erl9einen. SIN Auitras
$. Q6 etbe @rGE.
(fGntpb) 8. 2Da I, Sefr,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
(Des9-6ml)
@aHerzO epartenent,
9feoii1ratcrs Office.

JEVyEIkIWEUIO ~TVVs
IOttt.- @eGnunstn far gDaFer-Jtsntt flu bas Sabr
1866 pereen %oertteslt. yerfpner, ne Idle iplhe ertdlten, fno
triudt ~DeieIten aufaubepatrenu np mad ter office su britt
sen, nenn fe ~besablen. 2penn BIZ ieIten wdbrenb Der Wtpnate
Sanuar un6 5ebruar bs3ablt mereei, 10 werben ~ PCT abee~
SpNen.
Euffdnbe fir gDafer,Jtente mIfen SOr benz !. Saruar
teiGbit trert eli, UNI mel ere untpren, reIGe 3manssmaere+
8tIn nit i9 iubrsn, Su ~pelneiten.
ser. pSn, an,
lQA,HnI1 n0ofGr6tNN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
Ga Sarbpr Sttu.
Steuer<9 tptii.

aae 6~tejeni8en 0ranabefter, rpel9e ned I'm 9iuditaube
rno rfer lautenfe Steuern nr1 Su SabIeu babin, reroen ti9r'
NIT berGtri@t'9t, eB ie ibge 9ttAnun6en rel hem Inter
stNaettn III @mPTan9 neenatn tSnnen, in0sEn tieleIten Der
Rent 81. 60. eNtri4eet petteu %lGItel.
0rtebrtb Waber,
tbrl&D) So Sanpofrfru ee9enubfr bem Wtartt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
Sic @aibin9tOn
Seuer : SerfiderungS 0eieli1ai
BON aItimpre
gp 81 Ssptb Str, uber Der brttten Ndttrnal- 8ant.

BON aItimDre.
gp 81 SSutb Ctr, uber Der brttten Rational 8ant.
Gtefe Geieaf&aft SerF6ert DISQUALIFICATION, gDaaren,
perfSn.theS @taentputa i'm A%laemttnsn, S1iITe I'm 9afen
&c. 9eaen 0erluf hur9 8euer inter ben ~eiinft8len Sebtng-
ungen Nue @erIufe ipertem frsIei@ besnDit unb prompt
ttrt&tsst.
IbOnlas y Ganbvs pm eanbe. @tlpiH u ~
98m Q8bitelpd, Yrdhcent Ter Dritttn NatipnaI Bant
3 VI Ydrier, pm e 6 parter II CD
. 9 @bappeu, Manufacturing 9heu1tf
8 $ Ieeie, Sn s $ Retft u 8rOs
& 3 WdGpn, ppn s . NiaIpn II 50
s Spme, Drdfbent Der Cecil 8ont
S 9 8endaa,, BON > 6 geadat u Bto
s 3 0ir, BOA Dir u Steiner
s Qearp. BON s 2earb u 60
VI VI 0errs. Guumtifrn W9er&ant.
$ 8 Smitt, tpn IEder u Smitb
q W1 SpIaer, SCa Sptaer II Ilcpt
6 Kimberly, BON RtnberIs Bros
S 9artndn, SOutb 9npfr.
9 p 9pwnienb, sOn gEm gbesnut u 60
. 8 9arlett, n9n q 8 bartlett u 60
S 6 Tprtes, Builder
6 80 8umrt6bpuis, pUn 6 % 9nm:t&toufe u g.
GbDS y. GanbS, Yr6f.
- @ctersburg nnb &i6mOtln.
Sepen Gjenitag, 9on1eritu uno Samitag.
gle gOpbattaa steamboat GDmpans, etabttrt I'm Sabre
1871, lass jtst ibre trSt aassssst@nstsn Dampfi4tHs
sat- stats 81 g @sssiaao i "a &'a ~
petersburg .675
r~eseInt6sis laufsa.
Diefe Sampf&ife perben tur5i&ntttlid etne 2abunt
bDn 20, 900 TGdsTT rD6entlth tr6g n.
Der 9rp6e &dunt berFelbeu lest uns In ZEN Stanb, Sradt
btlteer 81 BE f6resrn, ais QUE antern Gompasnten:
IS BADEN sietelefn aussuct&nste Decentralization uni
ste p~erlafen ibre g0erfie an 9tsstfr. nabe Trattfr. itber
Dtenfa9. D~Unneraps unb Samfag um 8 nbr Nafrittn8s
BIr TraGt iu fstat5eits:en Yrstie un6 fur VafaSi ~ene'
man T9 an
8. 8raabt it,, SraiItent.
(22nCr-} Ycwpattdn STEAMBOAT %.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
OntmifiasS Offce,

Baltimore, l. DEG. 1865.
Der Stabt-G %pinnt1dr wurte erfuGt BON ter i6te6enen ge.
itbern pUn @~i9entbum e~rdnSenb at Yarf 9ldcc, SWilten Der
Ncrbpeftiette Don Wtcaidhtnfra6 ub Der SIbmefiette Spn
QDilipnfrabe, I'm b~eiasten Gteil Drn parf Ylace %srabiren,
fern uno init 9ttnnteinen oerieten 3u IGnen.
@r benadritttgt eestaIb btfrmtt Mue, Die eS ~tetreffer
mag, caB er am San,ftas, Ten 9. Dejbr, UNI 10 ubr Mprgens
tn letner Ofnee Susc5en letn piro, UNI befaete @eiuGe 1T
RetraGt su aietet uto tarIter su entfGetben.
Spb = mttk,
(r,mp mfr @lert res Stabt.@ ~pmmiGirs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
burners ilOungS=g erein,
Muf9ebaBt!

aae Nlitslieber unb @9iler pbigeu ger.in8 itnb 6ier>
bur9 aufSsfOrDert Feute Semtagl a6enbs s u9r pinfts
I9 sur eneralperiammluu gu eri9einen, ba bic Geautz
tentpa6l f~tattftnbet, r5m.
SIM @uftrag be8 @ereins !:
S. Gift, @pre&er.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
gE2f Gnb Narnpnie ganDerein.

aGe SieieniSeu, mel6e unIer,1 8erein Beitretea irplie1 ],
mD8en eS nt8t DeriIumen, ih Gamita9 ben 8. Desbr.
Gfenbs I'm ~ ll6r lei Spbu Gipis Or. 726 %. Baltic.
ba bereits ii6er 400 ant6eile besa9lt iin2
unb bic Seamteutpat[ ffnttlinbet.
Qnhn lRpuHor (-Ok ESorra+
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
NorI4uitqe BaQ= Nn3eiqe.

Den 9riibern Der @5tse eo3e, iotpie teren 6reuuSe,
unS benz 8ublitum i'm MSemsineil, bab @St9e 4cae ST..
|. 9. 8 Il. 9. nit nGtten einen~9aI in hem srpEen
Saale Der gtep 4Iiem6lp Goom8 q Paltea pirb. Na6e.
res i'll elmer ip1teren gn5eige. ~.
Ia OdS 6 m I t E..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
Mud g0hannNI, Georgia!

Nd@lten SamlFdg, Den 3. SeCeIHptr'
Der f66ne eiisrne Geitenrat- 9aaPfer pyi&npne"t Capt
yti6rlaa 8arnts, wirb na6ten Sretta9 anfansen. Ora9t tr
SauaRrdb eiuSpnebmen un9 ptrp cen stpaft am 0nBe or
Ggnccrt fr, neien ter NprfOit 0dnpfer Xaneun9. cen nap
fen Rag, am Samtda, 9. Dej, I'm 8 lbr berlauen-
Stir 6radt uno paiage NIT ben beten Seaaenltptet3en
Teu6e man I'D an ten 3ablmeiier am 8Rrb reer an
s. UrGnbt lrr
tti-fal So 2iS5tlfr. g0part
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
@fnbr. Gee.
Wia0iIOu Qp9e SO. 50 9. 8. 8. s.

Die N2Etslieber pbtser 2sse werben Gtermit auf8e fsrhert
Der am rdhfen Wtftwpd, ben 10. ;. Wts, Ratfnsenber
GtrIaanIun8 bstjuppbntn, tntern elm @sftbSDrlGlas, bdl
&~us3tcten Der 2ree let 8eerd6nifsn bon Miitelteterfi Sui
0etbdntiung Gprlte9t. acknowledgements BADEN f9 ten Be-
fbIliien Ter Wfstrteit gu fieen. SIM Aaftras
(Eon1p) I. OTe1iEL Sett.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
Selair Npenue 8uuperein go. |.

Osn N1itl lieSern pbtesn GereiuS lpir6 bterInit ~anse,etAt,
boz uGbfen Ntrntas, een IL. t8. %mirbsrtrlt Geit Az 6ateu
unb ipirb Sch r, Der iMb eiueIn reeutn Getetn aHsu-
8tfs sines SauieS pser Gasitals eelansen min, auieefcrtert
fG I'M G%erfammlun5 alDial Stu. 265 g. 9pnhhr. nate G1Rp.
itrGbt einjutinben, unb fG a~utuetmen ;u lnIen, IL lange ber
Wersin ntGt 8efAlphen TT. SIN &uftra9e
6. 8tBner,9 rii.
Vdntp) =. OreIfeL Seer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
@iDOUlU9iiGOe &e0ees
9ie mnnOrrbarltcm @rnomfttuncn!
Eauienoe llnp alabenOli9 gegenwirti9
Id rcr Ncnlpcrcns Smile.

Iue trelde BITE maSiIben sunRfide Sgn Seller uub 9ert-
ZEN &unoen her teutI6en @~lSbOlpeIe, wslae que Mpelie BON
OR. gDtltaine ~prCbusirt rfrpcn. sic fonnSn MOI MADDEN
uub fuet, Meten biIt unb 2pete Dor fh gu fften 9Iaubt, nod
sieLwemiser Sentanbtt nit talt nj 10 fer %tetrunter
MAIDEN, we eS Or. 2etaiams neblt pGaoert aneert prpSuttte'
men ieben Mbenb ,ur BeIultteung tetneS Sablret1en Ynblt-
fumS tbut.
@ebet besbalt beute atenb &Ie TT bic Semperen3 SaIe.
gts Tbiiren ,perten sebfnet I'M 6H nbr. Aninng I'm ubr.
8tfett IS Cts, Gidets fur einet Serrn NIT Dame 50 Cts.
Or. @iaiauS Sffee fur 5eilane BON Srantbeiten daer
Qrt ta So. 80 3urb 9tbertyfr. tnV-lD
ASil1eIsn &effetbac3
rptrb eriu&t. f6 In Ter Nsentur Der DeutIden @eIelfbaft
55 Ebaneshrp etniufneen, ul @ele In @npfln9 gu ne6nen,
8 %S. @elltn8bpff
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
UeuB 0n6ei0en.
SSpti5!
GroB Str. MlQrft.


CLUB SII. WtuLII.
Die Semp6ner Sn JeterdI SIN tperten tterntit bSHiGf
teua3rt6tt8tr tas Cbeneendnnter Nlartt nun r~egelntd6ia sn
ben Nlsssern, Tarmert. Sudfern unb antern @erfdnfern
teten Otenitd9 nn6 Ereitd9 Ntprsen rn6 am Samftaa Mbenb
~atsebatten rtr6. Die 8nnbI6dft hes Y~ublitunts pirb b6hi9It
erbeten unb SeripreGen bic Sertduftr, itr Seites gu tbun,
urt Aue, BITE rem Mtartt teiu9en, gu Sc rie6tsen.
US. &ae y4es9er unb Gnbere @frtaufer, tie auf pGei6e.
nanrttsnt Ntartt StInbe etsntr, limb tBftibf e~tneeIdten, an
9sndttntet &a9en anipeiene su fetn, Ia ~eietben 9utet gt6iaB
tu1 cue 9Sahren, He ie 1uf cen Ytdrtt %britgen, finten perten.
Grruher fne taHptld@ltb einseIoben, Zen Marlt GIT teIls
den, SIM Nuftrua
(~antrtt) .r RED 6prtiiP
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
NIt 0barIefton.

@ abfubrt am 6amltuS, g.. 9esv
8a&mttta8
Da5 Dampiidtff aG umbertanb". Capt. Denttn, wirb
~anidHsen am Dienltdg. 3. De3j Gradt einIuustmen un6 am
gamaoe o. DeS. gtabmittaas 4 ubr BON 7lanntaans DGarf
am Eube pen Diinlr, ~a5iabren. Reine Traht tpirb ua1 s
Ilbr Radmittass am &aae Der Abfabrt a~neencmmen.
Scute s~enusenbe 5radt a~n9eboten perien, 70 ptrb elm an.
terer Dampfer am 16. Sfj. ipl9en. Hse
gEIr ndbsre Mustunft Wenbe man f9 an
81. 6. san,
81 SOuttfr, iber Der 3. RottunaIbant.
SGtn u. @puIb,
C2omc-9et) "a aSlanntenns @bnrE
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SAnIzMn7cf0c.

BIS 10 Sapren 1T erGhnet wprten in pine Ctr. nabe 9altt.
mpreItr,
(mtbpEd) GhnS 81 q ePr6f
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Srpo6tpre unS

Bru NInOpIo
GerSsn ebsnfau8 NIT aG' tet @!au,e eeaeben, ,psIdsr ikr,
AI1uprnn8 tn Der ytstr- Dcrter ~@cabemS Of MRRNsa ffnn.
Setmnete. WV"
Der Wertauf %reierStrtcr Stse beetnut so ntaafrI II
ben IL. Otlembtr, tn WfeSaffrep's Muftaltens SanSIuna
lbpid mol
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09

Baltimore Slip 9iitiling, 8rewins ane WtaIz
ting Company.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fur cas- Stcd.@GpttdI Ite9en ieSt In
80. $40 30. @dlttmprefr. rnen.
SIM Nuftras res Yrdabenten sub Ter DtrettOren Ter GUmp.
lI8npblmtl 8. 3. ~ te e, SER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
@qqbarbpr StQDt= unp Qanp=@j

Gggbatbpr St0ptz 1tnp Hanp~WeIeuI9aft.
MGe MitSlie6er, ins6eIpnbere bieienisen, bic f9 ipegen
ibren Snrcn BEL Fem Berein Deripcnbet baben, ftnb eingez
Iaben, nGdften Spnntao rautt 2 l5r int Gerein8lcfat in
elmer EXTRA @eriantn1lIng 81 eri4eiuen unb ~bieielben 81
beSa9Ien, tpibrigsnfalS bic GartiI8 wiebsr suriIdSeienbet
tperbeu.' S.
IA Gfnhr Gee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
Ssnlfs 0Srancrcf SON NaItinpre Gp.

Otense nannitr 8ereiu bat fb Seb6ris ~prsanttrt unb he
&usFAten fir bic Nusfdbrun8 6ttfes Srrtbetitdften HHter-
nebmens ii itbr peripIeGenb. 9%iebtaber, be Anttetle 3u
nebnen munIten, merben fd Bat ben reeelmaeteen Verilrnnh-
Ianseu am 9teuitas Mtenb & ubr BET QUuts QDeter, gp. 20
Nfarfet SYace, etnfnbeu.
Gpnrdb S%teeman, @r. PIT.
Q4nrp1ntrl U. 8aIIauf, Ger. J. t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
Is Nepertptr
nOte@ frifdnerirt."
"Crispina O la Comare."

rpnanttIbe Over tn 8 @fter pgn ben @tbrltern Mice.
Dtefe Sper bat tn Nen- 9ort tas erSste TurOre asutldt.
9te Wtuft 1T duberptbentliG ~9tdnsenb, bte bronfdtiIher
SituatiUnen I'M bSdfen Srabe ers6sli6.
6auit,
Some,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09
GDmcOrbia SpernTGau8.

~Gepnarb ...... OireftOr.
Surge gaiinn
Ter
erCfen italienifhen &per,
Is" bur@ unabGnbetIt6e gersTtGtunset aufs 8efium-
tefe aut o MbenS'SorSteuuagcil bef9rdnft IS
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09

TT aus fet beten WtuNfetn be8 2antes aueaepdblt, fdft BITE
u eeSet6neten Gptsler ber ~laufeuben Cation tn Der Neg.
9prfer Meabsrns tn f6 unb lebt unttr hsr 2eitnng pnh
I Carl r9manu,
Si9npr & prria I unb
. So ar 90 II.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09

Del d1neri&aniId5c gtDEtets 5uuc inr 6eiTrn arUfes
0jnnscsf1ieGen IN GbicGsc, SltnOis.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-09

wtttdu8 Der fdrtfe, ben ie bte Wew-
gprter IcGbentt E aeieten, 5dblt etne Mn3nbl ttreft
pom Sbrer fpntaI. WGtefdt erpser Oper
1u 6 II D . 1t tinpcrttrter Sttnnen In ftaeu Stltben,
i0pte %netrere Der btfen S!trttgEs ties 70 feSr beliebten
5duptfdueer Der GtSre Der p~erfpFenen SatICns staIisntsher
Sper.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-07-13

JAY Cooke, the agent OF the Govern
msas for the sale Of the $50 loan has ~
sued . sixteen pags phaaPlss IN which
he proves TO bis own sasisfadtion, we sup
pose, lhaa n ssNatioaal debt Is Nation
III Elessiag.s We arc glad 10 learn that
ear present enormous National Debt Is
q Nssienal Bissalng, and % ne siaeersiy
daatss 10 sea oug Nation hiessed aua
rrsspev, AID II ahs sl,000s001,O00 now
sSsd b. The Government Is really a Ma
tttnaa Bissssng, rs would suggest that NJ
"a naae I'd PSF either psiacipal Or
isssuss1, fsr u s1,DeO na0.o 900 of indebt-
s1a>ss il I grsss Easieaal Blessing, the
tsrxer shs suns b ssada the more ,hlest
IN lha Nation he. Oar farmer idea
- thAt j EaGionAI debt was d saetional
suss6 aud the sasneS 1t vas iiqnidased
k<<ssf FAR ths Nation. Dut ws must
nnder aoH. tbat he great r~asiaaal
ef-A 1xu1y s.lo5ai,s nan, I'll d
- 1afer stda iii tho question. ana suf
- eksuid 20 on increasing oux
~ 4 much ~ passiLiss and
k~zAlessinRs, pa azaaens~-ad-
ssIi1bna sspsdiatisu-
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fraEA1nENT LtNcoLr wgLI.INs THAI
sEsF DAvf4 sasEFx+n lsscAxx
4 sarresponlsae I ne Ci knnatl
Gsxesss, sho u bisIr mp Sums IL
Iremiaisessses of Shera.an's campsiga =
North Carolina, Il s~espomsinis Tor ths
~feIlasiags
Gen. Sherman ssnpfained, and, denbt.
Isss sish a1Eas tsaths II not ~jusfice, fhai
! tia GoseEameHs lad neseT distinctly AZ.
/ piasnad tp him what pdiisg II desired Z
Issvs uugsuea. asked Mr. Lincoln ex.
pIIrisly, when ! went q City poing shsIh
d ~ wasted zaa se espEara ] sE Dasis o.
ias him sscapa, ana II Fsply - told y .
lsEcfy.D
That ssssorsss maj non have ! bsslosisal
vafue, and { gase IL shsrefefe, ID Gen.
Shsrman sad Mr. Lsne0In told a--oniy
promising that ID was d fasorits stQry viii
Mr. LineoIa, mAieaf 10 kala razay tin y,
and 10 Illustration of snaay poEnEs u
public policy
apII tell ron aensrai,n DIR. Lincoln
Was said 70 bare begun, ssI'l tell yoa
what | think about taking JED. Davis
0as 10 saBgagaon eouaty there was al
old temperance lecturer, who wss yery
strict in she doctrine add practice Of to-
tai abstinence. One day, afier D LONG
ride Ia the hot sun, be sto1ad at the
house Of o friend, proposed making
him . lemonade. as tia mild bey-
erage vas being mixed ths friend iaain.
uatingly ask bin il be wouldn't like tbs
least drop Of something stronger 10 brace
up bis nerves after the ehaussing heat
and exercise. 'sNo" replied the l~eturer,
81 couldn't think Of il I'm opposed to
il 90 principle bus be added, With =
long glance at the black black bottle
convenient at hand, "If you could
manage TO pat in q drop unknocnsi
! ma | guess it wouldn't hurt me
mueblo
snow Geheral," Mr.. Lincoln 10 said to
hare concluded, ~ am bound 10 oppose
the escape of JET Davis; but it yon
could manage to let him alp out aDbe-
knownst like, | gaess il wouldn't burt me
much.n
"And that" exclaimed Gen. Sherman,
E'is all | cauld get oat of The Government
az to what his policy mas concerning the
rebel leaders till Stanton aasaAsd ms for
Dsgis's escapsta
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a LITTLE roo FAST SOMETIMES.

4 Al wv EA4k 0atE8A4ES =.
1t is quite q common occurrence with
Ilttle politicians to get a little too fast,
and TO take positions from which tbev
we're forced to egaw-6sh In a very shoFi
time, a striking illustration of which was
witnessed q few days ago in Burke's eraw.
fishing from his anti-negro suffrage po-
sitiop. Sometimes howcYr ssbign men "a
a little too fast. Even President Johrson
in bis anxiety to ignore t~hslegality Of the
acts Of men 10 the seeded States is fore
O. into a ridiculous position. Ia his AM
nesty proclamation we find among other
persors who are excluded from it's bene.
its the following:
sob. Al! persons who held The pre-
tended Offices Of Governors of the States
IN in~surrecsion against the United States .
Here the President in an attempt TO il.
uore Il fact, and impose a fraud upon the
public mind uses the words "~prstsndsd
Offices Of Governorsof States, nand in this
be went alistla too fast. Tie only persons
that We know Of holding and exercising
the "~prcteaaed Offices Of Governors oF
Sates'' were piespont and bimselg. They
presenfed7 to hold the a~ofices of Cor
eTnorp ard therefore are excluded from
the benefits Of tha Amnesty proclamation.
They exercised The powers Of Governors.
wi.hout being conssitutianally elected
thereto. They 'sprciended'' 20 bold The
oRce Of Governor, by m appointment Of
the President, who bad 10 iaorc legal and
constitutional power to appoint q Cover
nor OF 8 State than we have.
Goy. Harris, of Tennessee, and Gov.
Smith, of Virginia, were In fart Govern
ora Of States illegally elected by The peo
pie, and notwithstanding the President
aimed to exclude than from the benoats
Of the Amnesty proclamation, in biz great
anxiety 10 place them In . false position,
By the nse of the word 'spretsn leis be
has exempted them from al r~eps0nsihiii-
t. and placed himself and plerpoaf Ia
the position which will require them 10
make special application Tor pardon, they
being the Only persons wbo held The sspre-
tspdod Oihoss of G~evsraor.4s
80
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aLoRrEs OF rnE NAME aREBEL

There is the very unnecessary iryita-
bility in soma miuis in respect 10 the
word rebel. How any Yirgiaian can
shaEe this sensitiveness ws cannot mag
inc. Take from the psst history Of the
Old Dominica, The names and deeds of
her rebel sons, end she will have no
pvondsF history than Maine or Michigan,
Csnnsetieat or Kansas-a heggariy sc.
count of Indian fights and forest feelings
ia one half of her career, and crops and
cotton mills in the other.
Her annals are the biographies Of reb-
Ella. She cherishes few memories save
those Of rebels. She has never raised a
monument except TO q rebel. Her flag
reproduces on a larger scale the triutu-
plant rebel. A rebel lies within the bali
lowed bounds Of BIZ. Vernon. A rebel
looks down 90 her nohiest work from
Monticello. 4 rebel 10 enduring bronze
keeps watch and ward over her capital,
and none bat rebels are thought WORTH
70 line tbs pedeAtals 0Gshe rebels statue.
Does il become her to blush at lha dame
Of rebel p PtterstuTg Nets.