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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-04
SeimlnHe

Der 9rpBen NrbetterSeram m =
lung in 90 II II NJ en- Square.
8e1dlofen, baB Die Ginfi6rung Der ar.
betterIparenpen Nta19tnen 9tnloB inr 9teputz
tipn Der Nrbeit53eit BON Is auf 10 Stunpen
mar unp paB @lrbeit9eber nur Qrbeiter BEL Gte<
fem gSed)lel 9eppnnen baben, 70 miirOe AUDI
iebt, no ale piele Nialhinen II 6t me6r per>
teliert linp, Bel Der pprgel1lagrnen NeOufticn
feline Yartet etpa8 ~perlteren unp ooS Yitem
Elm unbere6enbaren Segen fir Die Qlrbeiter
1eiu. Oa mir, Die Nrbetter Der Stapt Sal>
ttmpre unp beS .Staatea Wnrplono 9~lautct,
paB Der %1pctafe, rbYIifalilde, inteueft1ele ulp
mprdliihe 3ultanp Der Nr6eitertlalie ni6t Der
lit, weltber ct Ieir Iplte unD D + pielelbe vic
lem l1n9cmdA unterlie9t, welGe5 9ebpben
mrrpett fGnnte. Serner, paB pbYlicalilhe Nt>
frenaun0 frit3eiti9en SOB er3eugt, paB Der
Nrbeiter ppr 2trtett feline 3ett sur Nu6btl=
pun9 BAT unp aus Gorge fur Die letblihen
Seoarfnt1e faum Belt BAT, ben 9eiitieen 9es
re6bt al perpen rnD ba mir, ME uniere NrbettS>
9~enpfen in DEN 9onsen Ser. @tooten Der
Wleirung Iinp, ZAP piele llebel 9etpben ne,pet
fGnnen bur6 cine Nbfur3un9 Der Nrbeitatu n
ben, besbalb let
SeIAloHen, baB mir erftGren, poB a4t
Stunben Elm 9eiebli6e6 Sageperf let.
Se16lpfen, DAP mir ate ebrenboften Ser
lu6e MAIDEN ppler, pas IAttunpen SYltem
einSufibren.
SelAlcien Dap mir ulO 3u btelem 3mede
pr9auifiren wplen unp Elm Committee ernannt
merpen fol-, Die Sadie burG Die 9an5e Stapt
ltno Den Staat Su a%9itiren.
gel6loien, DAT, ebe mir fir einen GnnDt>
baten ltimmea, Der elbe li6 0erpfiAten fol-, III
Der @eleb9ebun9 Su 0unlten reS a4tltunOen
SpfemS 3u pirfeu,
SeIHlcIen, Dap mir cine 9elebltGe @rtlG=
runa at @unlten pieleS SYltems fir ale
Staatsz unO NattUnNlSO DEPARTMENTS mini
1ben, it penen I'M Ga9elpbn 9earbeitet mirb.
SeldIUien, baB unter DENT se9enpGrtiocn
3ebnltunpennltem mir Der 3eit beraubt lInp,
Die nStbt9en &euntnilIe an erlaneen, meldc
ameritanil6e Sureer, ais Su6ater reS beilts
gen 9reptle9iumS Der Selbtreeterun9 ur,O ais
0GGter Der 6reibeit b~epiirfen unp mir Der,
pFt6teh rnS btermit, bic 3eit, rel6e ms
pur9 bteIe 9tef FORM Miro, 81 Der pbYlcalt19et
trp tntellect1eam 5ebun9 peS Arbeitertanpes
at Dertpenpen.
8eldlOnen, ban mir bic @re1e erlufen,
ibr en- md6ttgen @tnfuB at @unlten bteles
SYltemts 9eltenp 3t MAIDEN unb
Sel1lpIen, pab mir benz Gbeile Der yrelle,
pelher beretts tiir btele Sa0e TIT pte Sdbran-
fen trat, unlern Dant abltatten,
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s~aeneftes aus wserico.

EN- gOrt, 3; Stt. Der Dompfer Star
linton 1T NIT NaGrt9ten pom %. aus
Orleans bier etn9etrpfen. Der Gprre-
ent Der Shines aus De Stapt Mtertcp Ioot
ne Serbaftungen Spn Qiberalen unpgSer.
isen 70 aablrei6 leteu, DaB man balp Die
Natipn brdu9e, Oteie @efaueenen ,t
ben. 5GAlt barbaril9e SrOer perpen
en- fran3TFlaen @eneralen erla1sn, eine
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Iie ucberIdnSss Route.

Nt6 n 0 II &anlae, .. Sft. 5oQipapa
eberlanOspO =GOute lit iebt 9dnjli9 BON Slt=
nnern fret unO Die 9OlttutiAen trefen iebt
inftliA Elm, tanrli4 in 6 Gagen bon Gplo-
oa, in IL 8a9en BON lltab, in 10 Ga9en
n 0eVapa, in 10 Gagen BON Soa6O unp
fOntana unb IN a4t3ebn 2agen spn Salt
rY1fpYt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-04

$50 &itet Connecticut Seep 2eaf Gabad,
so Snllen 6aoanna.
SceSsn e~mpflngtn uMo Jun 8erfau G ttat8 Bat
%. 8. BUIentuS
t2oe ant, 2O2 20 Pfat 9te Gtarlss Str
Shaupftabaf! SAunpfsabaf!
Gosb n ext Item Ten t~ette5teu rqui ften vDuiS5ureer", TO-
re a i'd rem aAter n&priuGrc" S6nupftabat BON Stem Cos
TN @roBel ME aud i'm EIetneu, bel
SatSb &uegfPb,
~(235e1moI Np. 55 6anpcethr.
SmbT1teaSsSfice Der Der. st. Irmee.
So. 25 Ssatb Strdfe,
8~otttmpre, Orb, 2 f.. 1865.
b.. 0eritegeite Nnqebcte In Dupicat rerosn IN fteitr Office
entaeeea8cnrmn'n bs sum IL. Ettcbsr Rttta8s II lttr UNI
BEN Ser. Stlatea Susttea5 Department. abJultefesn tn
Baltimore, @to iu itslern : s.a
So itoffeln uno 3miebeIn,
III suten ia fen 8oHrrn ptrpadt unD su iUlten 8eften uns
tn ridden 9udatttaten su tie ri, ais fur etuen Mtp. at son;
Is. Jtotbr. 1855 an. nGtPte Fnb.-
Gte Mnoeb9tt muien duf SOrHulartn %e:fteter, Bite tn
oieIr Office 4 befeGnten nnb I'm muB Gin 9~erttftat benz
&neetpe ~bttSefast lem, has pen sm't Serauimprtlt3en Oar
teen uaterfJtt ben 1T. Seees Nnleb0t muB etne etDl udti
gpg9 Ger Nnjtt9e an ROps au9Fbs fiet haben un0 mug ipe'
cttiia ietn IL ne6. retntlntinun9 nit alien tpren . etn9'
un9en. .
Elm An9tbpi, wel6e8 nt9t Uprttetlbaft ert3stnt, surufju-
petItn.
SIN Baue etner 3idter faGune 9eittnS tes Contractors
be9alt l> rs gruoeruea H. emit rds 9tsbt For, anofrepo 3I
~IbarGtu6 uGer ten GpntrGctprets Der garteti mel@e tbre
Nb.teferung 3u mahen Unite Ilbt anrebnet.
3a9luue ptrb NAB 9tefsrHn8 III i0l3en SOnoS eenta4t ais
Sete petion pSer iebc8 W2ttslieb siner 8trma, bic Elm
anl etpt mdbt, nuB etnen y. St.Greuete b tfu8en, nenn elm
,pl6er ni6t beretts III bteer Sfnee ~restfrtrt II,
lE5pmae gBtIipn, Fl
BreS BRIG. Gen. u. s. 9 Il. g. ".
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0lus GOnnecticut

>artfOrb, 2. Sct. G6 fnO A6ftm-
tssbsri@te geuug etn9esan9en, nm gu
N, Dap pte NujUritGt 8 9 en- baS cont
tipnele 2tmeupement mebrere SauI enDe
Igen Miro,
e. Oepe11e.l
Stdpte 9eben $500 Stimmen 6 eg en-
9menOement, wel6es wabrlhetnliA NIT
Nte9rbeit BON $1,000 Sttmmen a6gsz
II tpDrDen lit.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-04
Wpn 9nabama.

MUnt9Omer9, Nla., 20. September.
lie Convention %ipetgerte lt6 Geute, Die 3ul
OnItitutton 9emaGten Nnenpement5 ben ur:
'ablern sur 9bitimmung oOr3ule9en. Ott
unqfntion miro liA am Samlta9 vertager1
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OemtfcbeS 2lrbetts> NadbmetfmnoSs
SureGu,
JhnupS1tr16o HDn Xxx

-T ~ - VI
unter Iuhttt br nDeutl9en @efelI6aft".
Nae OieieHi1eu, wilde beutf&t 9anbpetfer. Arbetter pheT
Dtenfnde9en Su BE l@dfttsen rpunfben, ippie aaae beutI6en
Arbetti nbenbfn D1uen lid peripnltb pt er In frdnttrtcn Btte.
ku an ben a8enten FER @eieuf4dft, 5rn. &. 8. DeIItng.
. 9to. s. GtdmeSfraSe. treneeu, .wtEdbsrg Hnentselelt9
AnSfunft e~rtbetien wirS. I'D
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-04
SS arttunQ.

Oa m,tne 8rau &pIalia, 9eb SbnetSer, mad m liner Rid
tebr ppn ReutlblnnD mid Dt ufdg, 3. Stt, rbne uridht
r~rrldIen BAT, 10 parne tl hiernit 1efermann
itr auf meirnm Nanen ;u bergen; t1 bin lur te'te Seh tPr
genabten S9ulten perantwprilt3
iriScN @de GSrdntp Il. Stttle 0DuAktr.
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OenfEmp WriRfR.
wct6e In Ser eneltf@en 9iFe enttaften fnb.
g q menIi

wct6e In Der eneltF9en etfe ~entbalten itnb.
DemsnItRe.
Tt6 @ntanta Bod, SIRE " 9urfGarbt mt6 q 9 gambereer
80 Annd Scifer, Nlrs Mdria 9auer, Mrs gtetiet Wrs Soc
banneS Ieime9er, Gats GtebL @0t6 Jimmie 3intntrr'ann.
tA SrrrtnItbt
s Mlferper, $ Gfbart, Sd Sentenbeim. 9Outs 5reunb. % $
SrcBr 5r SLATER, 99m 8 @ruber, gDm y Qammsr, . DsIb
man Is Ser5pe, Q 6ein sbetn.- 6 SO 6rdft S &ontg, Nnor
Gaufnam " Dieaatert u g Muter g Sppenbsiner. Sotn
&'at > s SGirn1sr, Mc'es Stern, Nb 3htemegsr Y g0asner
) geernantt VI 21iaburgsr, Or SVf y S9olf. 9baS " gSeIfe
j y 3 zimmerman, $ 3ta norman, y W 81 eler.
Sftce SepOt SOmntii1. Of Subfffte zee
g0ufbinstpn. OG 1. Stt. 1865.
Iutttcn8~G ertuuf BON 6duten, Sdmal} &C.
@s mir6 auf B~fentlt6sr &uftipn am 8 Sir. gDbdrt in
0ulpln1ton Se am Dpnneritag, IL. Sht Sa6mtttaDs l
4br pertauFt mireen
G68 %oefelsene C6!enBaute,
1906 trrdene b. #ta
1882 S4aftdute,
6dibfeGe, m
1891 Dfo SdIenfe1t
60 pfo. 6anmelftt
1000 9fO issue
262 SAL Rlauenfett
1854 9fc. 8noten
773 9dar O6fenb5rner
303 Orc. SpefabflQe
1890 duS1eIeiue NG1er. -
SeOin8nn8sn: baar bflm gerfauf IN 0tssisrunsstOns.
50. BeII, -
lot3-ln 9ai0r un0 6. 9 u. g. u.
Office, 9epOt GOmmi1arp Of Subfhtence,
g8liFinetOn DG 1. Oft. 1865.
Autttpns-8ertauf oDn GOm @tsen-
tpum'
So tpirb II 6fentli&er Nufttcn am 8. ctr. gnturf In
U!albinJlpn, y am Oonnerita5, II. Dit, Inn IL ubr Dor
mtttaga cine grr6e &nBabl pUn
SOmmIlldr Gioentbum
y rfauft treroen, belt benb aus QabenttI6, 8dlfen- unb plat.
Iprnt Naa en-, @ommiharsttten Sp in8raagen &ritter,
Rrdbnen, S6upPen. DiplGfeS Srdtnen BleifdIdgsn, 9at
diets 6let 6bGfrn, Sadpf4Rutn, SADIE, S6iebtarren, Sab
tiren, otebe &c &c.
6. Sell,
trt3-lD Wlajrr unb 6. g. Il. g ".
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General %erlammlultq
3iusite Ware.

Gtue 9rpBe DtnTenperl fam niuns ser 8arb mtrs nd6fer
8rettas 6. Oft, III Srl SClepD GupSertS Sranfltn 9aae
~nattfnOtu, sur Auffeaun8 etRes Inabbin9t9eh @anetpater
fir ben L 3mete he's StabtrdtbS. ute Burger, eenen ta5
98pbl bar lSar0 am per3eh lte8t ino %ein8eIaben f1 etn5H.
fnten.
~(nibclr) t& ata Wtele UHr8tr.
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tptrft. 9taH 5rt. TrdSeled 1oUte Der betttfbe
9teoner, 6err 0arte1, an BITE 8etGe f%putnren.
Dteler 8beil be8 9rporamm8 purbe iebpf,
ntGt oua9eftbrt, bh bae Committee ntdt fGr
cine bciunoere 8iibne gcIor9t bate unb per
Gbatrmdrt notwithstanding brrb bic SielenQt6=
ter bic ,Out6men" SereaB.
Die Terl amnlun9 pauerte bi8 IpGt it bic
gladt ltnp mar jepenfdlls bic qrGBte, Die felt
LANCER Belt bier Statt 9~efuncen bat, benn
waren weni9ltenS $4,000 Men16en auf bem
Square %Derlammelt unO cine 9rp6e Men1bens
men9e Wp9te rnaltfbGrli@ Die YaltimoreItroBe
auf unO ab. Die 8epegun9-io Siel Iiebt
man-tlt cine mG6tt9e unD miro Die 9unpe
DurA Die Ser. Staatet MAIDEN, aber nitbt
p6ne 3u9let6 cine t6atId6ltGe gSirfuno Gerz
opr 5t brin9en. @a5 ms belonoers aufiel,
mar Die malenbufte Nnmeienbeit pes v16mGr.
3eren" @e1AleGtes. GotirliA = and bic
le6eh In Der 6rrne bas @lppraDp zines b~eIereu
9ebet9.
@pncprbta Sbeater.-Ote 9etrtae
FNufil9rung in Der Gpncprbiobd(le mar Iebr
3ablreiN beln4t. Oa5 ldSne Sfif oNta&
tbtlpe" bat etlet an9retfenDen @inpruf 9e=
ma6t uno 9tn9 i'm @an3en 9lan3oou iiber Die
Sibne. 9Sir werpen Darauf 3uridfpmmen.
CONCERT III Der @pncprptns
9alle.-9eute Nbenp inOet alIo pa6 grpBe
CONCERT in Der GcncOrOiabale tatt. g6ie mir
l6Cn ar9eDeutet, 1T OalIeIbe fir pa8 @ublifum
Iberbaupt unp baten ale friberen &rdfte III
rem Sei1tano 5u9eia9t. Bum belleren Ser
%tdnOntB pirp AUDI eaS 2ertbuA in Der 6aae
III Gaben iein.
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IyfarDlano Smtfitlst.
Is. jabrlibc 2~lu6ltellun0.


Die 81. ST.. Sanitary @Ommiffcn, Nrntee uno NdSp Claim
y aentur. bat ibrs SfIce BON gp 5S SO. SaltirnOrehr. rad,
no Is U %9ttertpfr. Serlest Dee Ngentrr wurte %tta6ltrt,
ane Nrmee- unO gid~p 5Dloerunsen, Gentlemen, Soun-
ties rrdfdntige 3ltlungen &C. fpfeHfret lr be Sers6'
ttgten Elm; l~treibeu.
ausgl ftrtigt auf miinottHe Ober ftrtf Tide Anfrdge.
GbaS9 COB, 2ccdl-Nst.
go. Is o.. 2t5ertpftr Baltic.
unter=N9enten In anen lrpaten Staaten. (30le4wCil&
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Sber9anOlungcrl.

@rfter 3 wetg. = Gin @eiud puroe BON BEN
Gi9ent9iimern beS rOailp Commercial" einserei6t, cine
0antpfmaiHiae mad Ger neuen Oifice $50. 20 3out6itr.
81 brtngen nno bort elm 2einwauei9lO it0er bic StrIBe
81 5eben. Oaflelbe puree ne6it eiui9en anDern @tiu9en
iiberpieien. Ser SOriiser wo6te cine Dlitt6eilunJ, baB
bic fir Strabenrlaiterlug r~erriG;9te Sunme na6eSu
0erals Jdbt Iei unb nod opr @intrtit be8 g8inters S.
10000 me6r n6t9ig ieien. Der Sorfib3r iberrei4te eiu1
@%tnlaOEng bon Der @rpBlo9e Der f%ar6igen 300 6euoms,
raB Der Stdotratb zen 6eIeribteiten piee5 SrpenS anI
Utonunleut Sqaare beiwp9ne init IL gegen 5 Stiutm.u
oerpprfen. Gin 8si6luB, it9 am 6reitag uitne Die" 81
O%ertu3en, wurbe bonn 2. 3meig ein9ei9tdt unD 8ctafeIr.
Ser Bei6luB, BEN Rlan oes Serrn ~. u. 6reperid sur
neuen Stabt9ale 81 d%cceOtirsn, paiit'te einftntmi5. -
ri6tc warben ben Wtr. Coz nit 8ej6tiiien unterFreitet,
ieoem 48abIregtItratpr $48 luO bereu a~uala9ell 5l uergis
ten; aa8enomntst. ytlb 8eIpreGun5 GINGER auterr
6rosen, certa3te itb Der 3wei5 big 0eait1g A6eaO.
3weiter 3wei9.- DIR. Utppre ntierbr. itete Ell
zen 8eri9t init SeibluB, su o~eritsen, boB ale alep'S,
welGe Z TuB melt leien, auf Soften Der Stabt6ebDrOer
9eretni9t ~perhen; 9etafelt.
Step einige auf Oampfmaitinen &C. be5i9li9e Petitio-
men ipuroeu ~6epiliJt. Ueria3ung,
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J(cUv An5ej9en.


Dur6 Srn. Yafcr S6e 3 AM 3. Sft.,
G.Q. WtttbauS, bon pbilabelpb'd,
Charlotte % elttnebpff, Sprt SaIttitPre.
(uO
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Nuctipltsz Gerfauf.

WebtcnG puree9DrS Sfftce,
-s. BGlttmpre G, Do l. OF. 1855
Der &ucttcn3 @frTduf bon 4ouS4rn:rtents Rsbtstul6tn
unb epIp tai @isentbum, ser an9esetgt N. ais tn Der Ueb .
calsQ1 p~foors>eppg gto. 8 Icrtp &barles Sr. Baltimore
sab, 2 Ottpber ia t~ftabsnp 1T auf BE l best gu &c D1-
genrrd(s 5ts sum Wtttwp@ ben lS. Oft. Is 5 juruf
" Z, 8ltB,
tOet 2-18l Me6scsl purpepGr II. G, u.
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General 0eriammluna

rgs 0armpnic Sr. llnierltIl9. 8treina.
Den Mttslteeern p5isen geretns ntrO eternttt %an8f5ei9t
bo6 beute sGit reh, 4. cit, bte re9elma Bige sens alpec-
fGrnmtuns i'm @ereinslrfale NPe6 MICS Saa atents Z ubr
h%atifuptf mp,a ia etn jets Mttsttep etr3ufnren lat bel
rs GtS STRAIT. Snt AuItrd9
\. lniA u - II. AIIL SG[f.
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Sramebduier auf Nuttion.
81 gSch4ft8-N mnFehiuuo

TNTWTtVT SH'TT NVN"tS
Sb bettre mid e9e emf IN ~u5etSen, bas Id tas BON Srn
SacJ5 &c ger n u S.. % 0ermantr gefabrte Sc Ibdf tluf
ltD ub,rHpntnt II bare nnb p1hel5e am a ten plabe fprtfeser
rper E S erldu2e mir meit ms1ia6I n irtsS ea9er. deficient
aus alle % ten Gaze me ling SUPPER. yteuitlber, Dratt
o9me 1T 9e-. Naoelieten Gr,Ppel unO partfer u .tb 8Oeet.
fll1sen Q6u platten, 6uuee6al blnoer un0 I6aIen lowie
uvec baupt ole in cas- Metauwll cnfa > tinid4a8en6 II ".
tftlt %befens 3u e~npyblen. Die Nuimert IA nfett Der 6erren
8rauer unb Htrsue mcGte t9 ;usletb auf meinc fists an
9an0 tl5 men melingenen Ibfuubdbns n, Bier aagsn II, &ber
inonttsT s %'B0Hrf,n, 81 jbabs, 3per9i4eiten, Spunpe,
Soas wouent &C. 5tlde Jiaet pat II: . E ba1atn, @laitr
nung Quito UNI gene 9ten 3uipru9 uub 5etdne a9tun9ssOa
Ct. Seg,
(ni-SU Nadfol9er Spt S Sc aer, % >ermonfr.
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Yin biz 8eluoDnsr Der Stn0t SAltimore.
auf RE ~hrinssnbe Bite Dieler eipfu6rei4er 5relube
it mid entl&lcHen, fir bas S4eriffs>4mt bon
als 8clfsz@anbioat aufSltr, ten unb mill, ipenn
bic gfitten angeuteilen %erftlen.
0tt aaer GGtuug
GIerGnber IppIe9 0rtb'
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MeneIm6Eine @enerol.W eriammluna

0tVyVFTTTVPVSV OV"
oce 2sllocu!, 2ir6. llnterltlit3. Nerctn5
gie Ritelietsr pbisen gareins tdben am Dcnterifag A5ene
7 llbr ais an s. b. Wf i'm NeyetnSlptale Genlral QaIs, Gay
Str 4p. Is, St er(4etnelt. yr
tntltU) & Obrenf&alL SER.
: Salfim0re SNiit 81 aft,
Sdmmtfi4e NiFslttfer Iinb btermtt a4tun8Sppa etnsela-
ben, ether
General 0eriamnlultg
In N1strpppliton Sau, 81 % 8altimprelr., AM 6rGttag, ben
6. b. ID abenoS s p6t rebt 5apIretb betS utp gbnet.
@S betorf wpbl fauGt her @rrobnut9, bB auBer9eippbnlt3
ridttae @e1bdItG tise Nerf1mmlun8 pfranlaBiet UNI III
etner aaeelns linen Getteilt9ung has tebbafle Snser le Der
Sditen fur elm ~trafttge5 J%prtbluben Ter Weleuldaft ssh
81. E %ntantfefirt Su igben
QeSYpIb SGumenBcr8 8, Sauptnann.
fnLbfr) Sul @DndGp, Sstr.
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9ie grnbc 9lrbciterz9 emuntration.

Wer BEN mu4t'gcn Saunmer ~itwinet;
User I'M 6elbe mG6t ole Iebren;
User ms 0iart rer grbe brin9t,
Weib uub 3inber su ernGfren;
Ber ftrpmon ben sc den SieEt;
Wer bel Bcn' uno gqers unb 6la6is
Siuterm Be6eitubG ii9 miibt,
3as iein blcnber Surge ma6ie -
Sebem @bre, ieoem 8reiS
G6re ieber Sanb boz Shnielen!
@6re iebem 3ropfen G6peis
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s. 6reilierat6.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-26

PRESENTATIONS Last evening the
officers of the 10th Michigan, invited
Colonel Is. +. Partridge into the gen
tlemen's parlor of the Russell House,
where they presented To him splen-
did set of plate, consisting of an ice
pitcher, tray and goblets, contributed
by the officers Of his regiment. Col
Stockton, who raised the 10th, was
present. After many pleasant toasts
and much congenial conversation, it
was proposed that the officers form
themselves into q society to meet every
year for the purpose of more congen-
tally remembering one another Col
onel Stockton was appointed Presi-
dent, Col. Partridge, Vice President,
Lieut.. Col Hill and Capt Powers,
Corresponding Secretaries, after which
all, with the most kindly feelings and
much affectionate shaking Of hands
and expressions Of best wishes, parted
to meet again, circumstances permit
{ ng, on the anniversary of the surren-
der Of General Robert Il. Lees army.
Free Press. % 1ul 5ud 99iyTpa srd u.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-26
Secretary Stanton and Mrs. surratt.
From the N. Y. World.

FTom tho ~ H Voiiu'
II is now stated, in the most formal
and responsible manner, by the New
York Tribune, that Mrs. Surratt, dur
ing the last few days of her life was
refused tho consultations of religion
by the express order of Edwin M.
Stanton.
1t is furthur stated by tho same au-
thority, and in the same formal and
responsible manner, that Edwin M.
Stanton made it a condition precedent
to permitting tho last sacraments to
be administered to this dying woman,
that the minister of God by whom
this cacred duty was to be performed,
should bind himself by promise not
TO express any conviction he might
have of her innocence, and that this
condition was enforced by person
wearing the uniform of an American
General upon the Rev. Mr.. Walter OF
Washington city
Tho only thing essentially difficult
to be believed in this horrible story is,
that there should be found man call
ing himself soldier, and as such
necessarily having enjoyed some OPP
portunities of intercourse with brave
and honorable men, from whom il
should be possible ever for Secreta-
ry of War to exact 50 base and de-
grading service.
One would think that the social
penalties attached to complaisances Of
tlns sort must be so we'll known to
any person who has ever associated
with men of character, and that to
such person those penalties must be
~ disagreeable, as to doter him, even
in the absence of all high personal in
stincts, from the condescension.
That Edwin M. Stanton should
have sought 10 impose such infamy
uron soldier, and to infict sich NOR.
al torture upon a woman, is, unhappi'
", not in. the least Incredible; and the
country has seen him too. often, sue.
ccssful in finding military tools to dc
his unnilitary work that the one thing
IN the 7ri5w,s's statement which shocks
belief does not, after all, really over
strain it.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-26
Cir @ onrier.
Wednesday. July 2e. 1885.
The Atlantic Cable.

The work Of laying the New Cable
BIN the coast Of Ireland TO that of
ow Foundland, has already been
|mmenoed. Every precaution which
iman sagacity could suggest, has
pen taken to insure success. The
kperience gained in 1858 has been
lrned 10 account, and scientific men
bw entertain no doubt that the effort
i'll accomplish all that is designed.-
iany Of the defects in the manufac-
ire of the first Cable have been
voided in this one. 1t is far lighter,
nd it is said that its specific gravity
so low that it is capable of sustain
hg eleven miles of its own length in
vertical position when submerged.
Greater care has also been taken to
|ecure the shore ends, and also TO in
|ure continuity. If we are to believe
he report that messages were really
ent over the first Cable with all its
(efects, why may we not believe, with
confidence, in the complete success of
his. Possibly the public was gulled
With the pretended messages; but, if
10 that knowledge has not shaken the
|aith of persons, who could have, and
iii know the facts, for they are also
Interested in the present enterprise |;
bnd from whatever cause the failure
n 1853 occurred, it is probable that no
similar cause will defeat this one
should success crown this enterprise,
md its working prove satisfactory and
permanent it will inaugurate a new era
n the commercial world, and, doubt
ess prove the initiative of many sim
Tar enterprises, until one taking up
Ms morning paper may, before break
fast is over, know the condition of ev-
Dry nation upon the face Of the earth.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-26

A New STATE IN WEST LoursrANA.-'
Many politicians in Louisiana are,
talking about the formation Of . sep
arate State in West Louisiana, with
Atchafalaya as the western boundary.
A meeting has been held at Shrever-
port with view to encourage capital
lists to visit that region and develop its
resources. At and within the vicinity
of Shreveport there are probably ~,
coo bales Of cotton, but as yet there
have been no shipments on, private ac-
count. At the rate il is accum ulating
there will soon be more than storage
can be supplied for. Kirby Smith,
Price, Shelby and others, some of
them men Of political prominence. had
formed scheme Of separating from
the eastern rebel States after the es-
adjustment Of the Confederacy, and
forming a trans Mississippi confedera-
cy on their own account. This was to
induce West Louisiana, Texas and
Arkansas to Join in it. An Alliance
was then to be formed with France,
and the Kirby Smith Confederacy.-
Once recognized by that power they
were, in event of the Unionists com
ing upon them in too great numbers,
to Join the ns-Mississippi Confede-
racy With Mexico, aud throw them
selves under French protection, fight
for Macmillan, anaa extend his en-
pire over the States named. niyo.r
Prices defeat in Missouri, the original
idea was abandoned, aud another
scheme laid to 60 to Texas, and assist
the imperialists Of Mexico to occupy
and hold that State, but the complete
overthrow Of the rebellion in the Eas..
and the surrender of Smiths own ar
my against his orders, seems to have
frustrated that plan also. aaod sed q
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1865-07-26
HEAborARrrns 23D Men. INFANTRY,
Detroit, July 18th, 1865.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 80


COMRADES 1t becomes my pleasant
yet sad duty to bid you farewell. -
While l congratulate you upon the
return of peace throughout the land,
and your return to your homes, where
you have been so long and anxiously
looked for, l bid reluctant good bye
to you, and with sorrow look upon
tho disbanding of our organization,
which, through the bloody and weary
yet glorious dayso of the past, has been
anr pride and boast. 1t is needless
for mo to recount your sacrifices and
noble deeds; they are part of history.
1t is sufficient to say that you have
always done your duty, and many a
battlefield tells how you fought and
how you conquered.
You have entitled yourselves to,
and will receive tho thanks Of the
present and future generations, and
each of you may rightfully claim the
proud title and there is none proud
er---of Michigan soldier. In this time
of great rejoicing, let us not forget
that the gladness of many is mingled
with a great and lifelong sorrow. =
Thor loved ones went forth to bat
tle, but return not. Keep the mem
DRY of these fallen comrades ever
green, and let, as 1 know you will,
the care and protection of the soldiers
widow and orphan be one of your
first duties.
For your soldierly performance OF
duty and the many evidences of kind
personal regard shown to myself, ]
thank you. Your work as soldiers is
done. You go to other and more
peaceful pursuits. / know that your
record as citizens will not tarnish the
laurels you have won in the field.
o. l.. SPAULDING,
Colonel Commanding.