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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-04
A Mormon Poetess.
A letter from Salt Lake City says :

A letter from Salt Lake City says:
Can any good thing come out of Ma
zarcth The utter isolation, the iron
social and mental limitations of this com
munity would seem TO render 1t the last
place in the civilized world favorable to
mental development, but talents, like
gunpow,ler. must have vent. and the
poet once horn. no Medusa can strike
him dumb The productions OF a voung
lady of this city. Miss Sarah Z. Carmi
chaei, begin to command attention from
the peculiar and adverse circumstances
of her origin. A native of New York,
at eight years of age, she was brought
TO Salt Lake, where she has since resid
ed, almost absolutely without opportuni
ties for reading or other culture. Her
parents are rigid Mormons, in humblest
life, the father. day laborer She is
wholly self educated, and now teaches a
small private school. She is not sup
posed 10 sympathize with Mormonism,
ano seldom attends its church service,
but Yields tacit obedience to its severe
rules which practically prohibit associa
tion with Gentiles. isolates herself from
society, and almost from out door exer
else, seriously impairing and imperil-
ling constitution originally delicate
SeNeral OF her poems nave aIfeauS ap
peared in local prints. Remembering
that her surroundings were hostile to
the Union, it is noticeable how her in
tuitions and sympathies went down into
the very heart of the controversy. The
following was written Dec, /, 1s6l:
Thy triumphs wait the further shore, but Oh till
thy conquest comes,
Nix no, the tremble Of ivory keys with the passion
thrub OF drums
Let every pulse in the Nations heart beat TO the
deep strain;
War strong war. while it must 0e peace that We
retain.
Let have souess pageautry, let US have no
mimic strife:
We do not tence for iewesd glove, we fight for ;
Nations life
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-04
Jerusha Jane-A Poem in Undress.

1t is many years since l fell in love with
Jerusha Jane Skeggs, the handsomest
country girl by far that ever went on
legs. BY my meadow creek, and wood
and dell, so often did we walk and the
moonlight smiled on her melting lips, and
the night wind learned our talk Jeru-
sha Jane was all to me, for my heart was
young and tue, and loved with a double
and twisted love that was honest too
roamed all over the neighbor's farms,
and | robbed the wiidwood's bower, and
tore my trowsers and scratched my hands
in search for the choicest flowers. In
my boyish love, / brought all these to
my Jerusha Jane; but / wouldn't be so
foolish now, if l were boy again A
city chap that came along, all dressed
up in fine clothes, with shiny hat and
shiny vest, and mustache under his
nose.
He talked to her of singing schools
(for her father owned farm. and she
left me, the country love, and took the
new chaps arm. But all that night |
never slept, nor could eat next day, for
l loved that girl with fervent love that
nonght could drive away. / strove to
win her back to me, but it was all in
vain; the city chap, with the hairy lip,
married Jerusha Jane. And nv poor
heart was sick aud sore until the thought
struck me, that just as good fish still re
mained, as ever were caught in the sea
SO ] went to the Methodist church one
night, and saw a dark brown curl peep
ing from under gipsy hat, and l mar
ried that very girl And many years
have passed and gone, and I think my
loss my gain and often bless that hairy
chap that stole Jerusha Jane.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-04

IMPORTANCE OF PUNCTUATIoN.-Wan anted
q young man 10 take charge of pair of
horses of a religious turn of mind.
y school committee man writes:
We have a school house large enough
to accommodate four hundred pupils four
stories high
A newspaper says; A child was run
over by a wagon three years old and
cross eyed with pantalets which never
spoke afterwards.
An exchange, describing celebration
saws:
The procession was very fine and
nearly two miles in length as WAS also
the PRAYER of DIR. Perry the Chaplain
The following error in punctuation Is
good illustration Of the use Of the
comma, At banquet this toast was
given:
"Woman-vithout her, man IS .
brute" The reporter had it printed ::
Woman without her man, is brass-"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-04
A Friend.

Oh the blessing it is to have friend
to whom one can speak fearlessly on
any subject, with whom ones deepest,
as well as ones most foolish thoughts
come out simply and safely Oh. the
comfort the inexpressible comfort of
feeling safe with a person, having neither
to weigh thoughts nor measure words,
but pouring them all right out, just as
they are. chaff and grain together, GER
tain that a faithful hand will take and
sift them. keep what is worth keeping,
and then with the breath of kindness
blow the rest AWAY lye for lye.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-04
RICHMOND. WAYNE CO., IN

\ ears hence grey haired men, who
were little boys in this procession, will
tell their grand children how this stage
tore through Mud Springs, and how
Horance Greeley's bald head ever and
anon showed itself, like 6 wild apparition,
above the coach roof.
Mr. Monk was on time There is a
tradition that Mr.. Greely was very in
dignant for awhile then he laugh ed, and
finally presented Mr. Monk with a bran
new suit Of clothes.
Mr Monk himself, is still in the en-
ploy of the California Stage Company
and is rather fond of relating story
that has made him famous all over the
Pacific Coast. But he say. he yields to
no man in his admiration for Horace
Greely.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-04

A little girl, being sent to the store TO
purchase some dye-stuff. and forgetting
the name of the article desired, said to
the clerk:
"John, what do folks dye with ~
die with? Why, cholera. some
times" said John.
"Well, believe that's the name. ]
va1t three cents Worth"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-04

~ It is said that Artemus Ward be-
ing at one of the New York churches re-
Gently, electrified the audience by his
unexpected reply to the preachers text,
which was as follows:
How are the mighty fallen How
are the mighty fallen - After q short
pause, Artemus looked up enquiringly,
and said meekly, II give it up"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-04

@ a wag, speaking of the cruel
treatment Of child by its mother, says
The child should certainly have the
careful attention Of some one, or it will
be permanently added to the kingdom Of
heaven, and thus, perhaps. permanently
separated from its kindred
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-04

1NREAM of Tartar and Baking Soda
l. Extra J,ali-v.s WINNER kELLYS.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-04

When is . wave like An army doctor
When il 10 . ,xrcss-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-01-04
MRS. ROSENSTIEL,
North Front-st.. West Side.

II ESPECTFULLY informs the LADIES' Of Rich
h rc that she is prepcred to do all kinds OF sew
ing short notice She also prepared to 70 make
pants and vests. neatly and at fair and reasonabs
prices She SolicitS patronage
Richmond, Dec. Is 1865.
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Weuercs aus Gurnhu.

8Ortfanb, 10. @tars, = Ser Opfr.
vYerupidn" lit nit Na6ri@ten POM 8. aus
2tperpopl Dta londonderry ein9etrOfen.
Die Nttieninbaber Der Ntlnntic Telegras
pGen GOmpagnie genebmi9ten ben Dlan Der
0irsctOren, piele6 SaRr etn neues &abeI 3u
le9en.
SIM unter6auIe purpe am 7. bic 8ia CUR
Nuf6ebun9 Der &ir6en3ebnten pebattirt STR.
grigbt 1pra3 3n @%unlteu perlelben. Die gtQ
pulirte nit 285 ge9en 252 @ttmmen. Die
0etanntma4un9 piele8 Ste ultats Wurpe NIT
lautem Subel empfan9en.
Die yOwl" 1a9t, Die ameritantf4e 8estcs
rung babe mitgetbetlt, bnB le I'm gelib UNI
faGenber NaGrt6ten itber Die 6enter Z 8e-
tpeaun0 In ben Ser. Staaten lei nno feline
Der britti1Aen gtesterung anlt6btge 5anplung
erlauben perbe.
Die 5eniersNngele9enbeiten iinO unperan'
bert.
Die Oubltner v@peniltg Mail" lagt, Daft
cine Qn3a6l @efangener in Dublin felt @uf.
6ebuna peS @rit Of !5abea6 Corpus bet9eltedt
nurpen.
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ta9 sptIdsm beffer Egesfasntsea atf Sclbatelt
beffrdnft irerheM. erhie[t Bic 2uitinltiu1a beg

rad sptI6sni beifst Egesfhsntsert auf gcIbater
beihrdutt perbeI, erbielt bic .3ufttn1ttilli'9 pes
SendtS.
STR. @illpu bradte enc Bill Elm, fir Die ans
9leiduna Der 8prnties all S0lbaten, pel6e I'M
letteu &rieae b.enteu, Gerfiigu1gell 81 t%referr.
Nad b~erIelben erbdft ieber, ron benz Gage al5 CT
in ben 9ieult trat IS. So pr. Wipnat uuo nerbell
bann ol!e Staatss lIno WhInicipal 8puntieS a6aes
reduet. 9en Militar,G crlmittee ii6eripteleu.
Scr. OcclittIc rief bic 8ia auf, fir cine jIGrli<
DE Snipectiou Der Supianer gln9elegsubeiten Ser
i"iigun9elt 81 trefien, rel6e8 cine ld1gere Debate
berrprrief.
SIM eprGientdntenbdm wurbe bic
@bftirnn11n0, nit pelder bieNnIeibe Sill pertpprs
fen mrrbe, Wieber III getradt ge3ogem llnb bic
8iu na9 ld19erer Debate Ill ba8 Committee aus
ritdperpieIen
8GGreup Die 4uleibe Sill beratbet purbe.
bradtc Wfr. ScCfer bon Oiaiiaduietts fclsellbe
Sill ein:
Sci eS seiebIid &C., baB bic acte, betiteIt,
Sine Mcte Mtittel unb Wege ST beldaffen, I'M
bic 6esierun9 81 unterititeen," paIjirt am B.
W3drS 1865, alsgebebnt NIB 10 ausgeIe9t tperhen
lplte, olS ben Sbabamts1efretair st ermG1ti9er,
8pnbs bon tr9elb eitert 8etrag, pelde burd bic
teia9te Ictc a~Itprilirt purbeu 3t iclde1 Staten,
ieopdj nidt inter Bdri S1 perfnufel, o!8 Ell fir
ritbli6 bilt; rn6 Die Tffentltde Sd1lb lru 1T 3us
tllnft nidt burd) bieIe poer eine auoere pprbalbene
GCn9rcbacte pergrD6ert werbelt unb uad benz 1.
Suli B. s. iollen bic 3inleu auI 9eppIitenideiue
fir tenlporire Inleibei niht mebr al8 so be-
tra9el1.
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esad,riGten aus sJtsrifO.

Nem NDrt, 10. W(ar5. W4s Nropna=
btae fnO in Stem Orleans siniee neuere 8es
rtfte iber Die &erbaltnilYe i'll Mertco etnees
troTen, sic reiden Biz 3unt 10. WGr;.
General Srtega 9at iiA nad Den Ser.
Staaten be9eben, Tim lA in @alGin9tpn nit
gent1sn Beri Gnlthfeiten itber Die Sage Der
Otn9e In Olerifp 3n beratben.
GUrttna8 loQ Dur6 neunGunDert Maun
Serltdrft nOrpen letu e5 teiBt, ct Jet int @l1r
1ndr1@ auf Wtatnmprns tegrifen.
Se08tauIenD SeIterrsiGer lolen gleiGfaQs
in 9elOnoerten GplOnnen 9e9et Watampras
Dprrilden, ut bort ppn Serifiebenen Nunt=
ten aus etnen Mn9rtf auf Die 2iberalen gu
utternebmen.
Sci SamptcO ipu IS sum Sample 3tpt16en
einieen fransSltI1en Gruppet un0 liberalen
0uertaas 9etpnamen leiu bic Srdnplen wurz
ben 9eldla9en unp %Yerlpren pier3tg Wann.
IamptcD wirD Don etuer fletnen, tunpert
Mtann farten failerli9en Oarnilon belest eez
balten Der Stapt lit aber bur9 @1terilas
ale GerbtnbltRg nit Der lltneegenb abgel6nite
ten wprben unp ba6 0ei4dft liegt gang bar
nte6er.
Gin Sabr3eug aus ben Ser. Staaten, bos
NIT 0afen fir Die 2i6eralen befra9tet mar,
iol an bec Sitite bon Eanaulipa8 pur6 einen
fran3Gf1Aen &rteg8Oampf er 9enUmmen unb
mad Sara 9ebraAt trUrpen lein.
Sn Brownsville unO pelien~ um9e9enb tper>
ben ale mGsli6en @epalttbaten ~be9an9en.
Die 8a9OaO 6libultier linO 0pt General
0ett9 fret9ege6en WOroet.
9GsliG fOntmen cine 9rcBe Nten9e Defer
teure BON Der fatierli4en Nrmee ilber ben Nip
. @ranbe bintber. General gte9rete neblt 0es
fOlse unD cine 2tn3abl li6eraler Sffi;iere be-
fnpen Ii9 nod in Brownsville.
Sberlt @anales itebt etpa fiinf3ig Meiltn
Don MatamUras auf Der na6 WontereY fiji
renpem StraBe. @r 1T bon 9rdlipent Suare3
gum 0Ouoerneur BON &amaultpa6 trnnnut
tpOroen.
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subaftens.oFfee Der Oer. 9t. g1rnee.

Baltimore, Mb, Is. Ntari 1Se6.
8trGseefte 4r9ebptt, thu Duslttas. ntreen aut pteieF +
flee bts M'ttpc6, 81. @irt 1866, dn9enpntTte1 nm odf
Der. 81. SabRfsns Dspirtenttnt In SIIttHrre, NRb, 81
perieben NIT -
5000 8fo. frii6en (sugar cured) S6tnten,
In bjpnberr paGen ptsr eide 4 mt6eIt unb in&ubeIn PER.
pddt. gu liefern naG 3idgiRer gtpt'a In FOLDER SuaHtttat
unb iu fclhem 2etten, ais SerldnAt trttb.
Bitter mGaen TIRE @oriGldse fir bas 9dnje pefr nus et'
men EbetI tdSra maiden. l..
Die Mn9ebcte mtfet auT SSrninldrea 6el@eDSn, ~ ~
htgfsr OfTee Al befentrten 1nb un) mug ttn eerttEiat PEN
Mngebpte ~beteefuet fen, bd8 rrt 3pct SeranipprtllgeH ~.
trten unter i6rts Ben III. Sebes Nneebpt mus ethe 9ep!Hutt
Gpps her MnBetee an Gcpfe ~du8sbettet bdoen unO WaS ltt@
ctifh fetn tn tcbtretnHtn1rtuE9 NIT aae" 'pFt" O'''"bN
ungsn. uprorosa,s for
SUGAR Cared Hans" unb an ben unterjet@nefsa aereiltrt
fetn. =. .i,.-. 0 I+-o,n. T..
8 Goeen Ton Der NnnGtme pcs ~"BSput.t ~ o. "tt'
M ~ SIR MmsfInuns DeS Sebleneer dnberrGrts gu ut1-
tbsn rnb fie Steiesrung I'm @tetfe ter fetlenstn Ydrtst aur
snisniHetrs bon r~eaulGren Q8aaseHetletn mIHen, 10 oft
Is rerfanet pir6 e~eIteferi Mercen.
cn~Ipettions s. 6 ertt ftate pom auesaeuten SnIpettoreu pier
Ya6ern, bic ni6t ttim SertduI t~etbetltet itnb, nsrben SCr-
lanai unb mIfen fir ben Be tduf fer teren seeenWdrtteen
3uidnb unb OualttGt, fOwts BITE sernte bpr btrsesan8ene Sn-
ipetttOn beft etntgen.
" Die S6inten rnIfen e~rantntrt unb dnsenOnmen fem pom
ben 9eamtsn btsier Office fettens Ter Der. Stldten.
gorf@Ideen mug b~s,sefist fetu, ta6 Bite Sdiuien BON btefer
Saf,t urb nt6t NIT &ts bCtartelt fnb, Cter fe pGrten
ntdt tn Betrdht 9t3p9en.
3abtuneen Uer6en in Spl6tn BSnbs eelsiRst, Ete BITE Der.
Stda'en lie ~ltetern, itb feline %SPrbaneen' iptalo ais rel4e
etueeIen.
ansetOts mid btsfsn 8sbtasuuSea aema6 DttSen PUittiS
5urIdsrwieftE.
SctGt Col uub g 9 u 9 u,
(mra16-21l Srs 9rts Sen Bel.
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9iterdrifhe WDtiS.

9a6 Grf6einen beS NIT Spanuuas srtpore
teten teuen WerfeS Don 8enan: vOte
NpUitel", lit iAon mebrfad ais gang nabe
fe"priteDenO gemelpet wurben unb cine ber=
liner Suhbanolun9 3etete lelbt l9pn pOri9e
SSche an, paB Ne in etnisen Sasen Grsm,
plare pes Werfs erhalten weroe. Snfulee
oieifr NaGriAten tat Die Gerla9stu6banb=
llnA Ger autprtirten beutlGen l~1eberiebun9
oea @5erfs, S. q. 8rcdGauS in Qeip;ie, bel
ren 6erren Wt@el 9spY 5reres III Naris, In
csrsn Ssrlna ons Original erlheinen miro,
an9efrngt uao Die @nt,prrt erbalten, paB bis
iebt nod tein ein3teer 8oaen pes g6ert8 es<
crldt lei, rer 8rstnn bes Oruds aber in Den
naAiten 5ngsn bepUrlt ebe. Die ertpdbnte
autoridrte lleterlebuns bes @erts piro abrt.
gems eleiA3eitis nit pent frdn30fi6en Srtgts
nal eriheinen.
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Giuy Eeras,

@al1efUn, 13. Mdr}, -9te Staatss
Convention BON Sera5 bat ba8 Su6fitut fin
Den Mtaiortt1tabert4t nngeaommen, peldea
bic SsrelionS=O ropnan} fir null unp niGti9
frtldrt, Die Sbsrbot5it Der Contribution Del
Ser. Stdaten anerteunt, unp pda Nedt abcr-
mails gu le%ceoirel, III 2gbreoe lteat, IS itimm
ten bafir 43 un0 Oh qtgen 81.
Oa5 Committee uter BEN 3ultanp pse
@taatea bertAtet il6er cine SrDUnan3, welfe
bic Qesislatur erntaAtigt, Elm 9tunOenseieB
in 8sjng auf nQe tpe1en S9ulpen ersange-
nen %Grfenntntne auf pter Sabre 5u srlaieu,
mter cer 8ectn9un3, paB Die 3inIen unp
Elm Gtertel pe@ &arital6 jdbrliN te5ablt
nerben.
Oa6 SulttS= COMMITTEE beribtete ilter cine
SroOnans, welbe ole confDDertrten @totlbe-
amtten unb Nruee0ff3tere 9egen Criminal
unO riOilrs0ttide Drp3eie lGabt, Die tbrer
G,n9rifs III pa5 0rioatetgentum unO ibrer
'grpreiun8m weaen 8coem iie erbO6en weroeu
tGnnten.
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0a0rt0ten.
Seleerap6irt fir BEN Baltimore g8eder"
BunOes6nuptfaot.

QBalbtngtpn, 10. W1ars. Sin
Dele9at Der Stem England Nsricultur So:
cietp 1T bter an9etUmmen, um Die MbIebun1
pom SIaac NeptOr, peS @ertcultur-G Ommtl
%lioners, gu erpirteu.
= Der Gepraientunt Gullern BON SainOtS
6raGte beute Elm Nmenpement CUR Gunltttn=
tipn Elm, DAP feine 9eriO ion, aus9enUmnten eir
8ir9er Der Ser. Staaten, rel4er SIT alien
3eiten enielben feline Sreue tewabrte, je Elm
Ser. Staatem 9lmt beFleioen IOQ unp Der
Gpnsreb fol- bic nGtbisen @eIese maiden, um
cine Serlebun9 btele5 @rtitelS 5u perbnten.
Sen. 6ronf 9. Blair lit POM Brdlts
centen gum Collector Der iunern Steuer I'M
rriten 0iltritte pom @liliouri Can Die Stelle
ar5 bisbertgen Collectors, 0es raptcnlen Sett-
ihen SauIliua,) ernannt pcrpe1.
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l~l)nli|n.a!ol,. q. e.

+ Nufre9un9 mibrenb tner 6oir
in aleranbria. - Spr eiuigen Sage1 tplrbe
i'll elmer Salc, no cine 6air sua 8eitel bes Siis
oels ab9ebaltelt pnroe, cine beheutenpe aufregIus
burdl elAt9e Ser. ct. Splboten peruriadt, tpslde
elre 9roBe llnionSiln9ge burdb BEN Saal trl1g.l
uno oieIeIbe ar eileu, in bic Iugeu f"aaenosu Slate
befeftt9tell. Die 9olbaten b%urhidritteu panl1 ben
SaSar uilo 9dben Sienllid) piel @elo aus. Siete>
fablen lpdter, oab man Spsi YortraitS Der @enes
AUDI iofOrt seidab, ~ipprauf fe tbre 6lasse nabmen
llno bic Sale perlteEeu.
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$50. GOn9re6. 4 tsmm0.

Baf9imgtOm, 10. 0tars. = SIM 9emat
leate Str. GunIner bic BetitiOn BON BitrSern aus
Stem 0orf Dpr, DAP fein 91ebeQen Staat 5u9elai'
fen psrbe, e8 Iti DEM, baB @aruntieen fitr bic SUI
tlnft 9e8eben iperben; %ferner, Petiticne1 BON itto-
lll4en Nutoren uub Spnrualtften ltnl eut t%ltterra-
tlonaleS Sdusseies gegen cen gladbrrf.
Scr. 6eIlenfen CAB cine periS1lide @rfldrnltg,
nGaro" bon Son. q. g8. @rabam BON 9tcrb
Carolina, baS COMMITTEE babe fd eepeigert, Dem
Yfr. @rabam 81 erlauben, SreI,berbTre nit 3ells
gen bOr3ulesen, neil sS niht 9ebrdu6lib 1T.
0aS Mmenbeme1t bes Saries All Der Bil, elm
gtatiCnnl Wiilitdr> nnb MarinesNIp l All erridten,
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4. StaotzG pmmiiidr8 Office

Baltimore, IL War; 1865.
Serfe9elts In9etpte iGr las @robirrn, 9ialtern nnb NIT
&tnntetnen pertettn beS ean;eu Gtetl6S Spn Yart StratF
5wiIGen Der Norewefiette pprt NPc Na6tr Ctr. unb Der SUD
~pftistte MN QDiIfpnfr, perten Gf btefsr Sfrce bis Nt'l'
mcd, Is WP6rJ, 10 ubr MrrseuS aneenrInnrtn:,
Der Contractor pter te @Cntrattoren bdten 0onps Sa 8s'
Ben NIT ar ertanuter Sursi6aft fur bic @us'rpruns tsF Ntu-
otrun9, 9faiterun9 ub NIT &innfetren SelteuN8 ~ uFeh-
ger teb~eretrittmmIdg nit ben @erlugun8 ter betr SrplnGnd
6rflttlun9 etneS S9femS fur @rasttune, gtafern GnR
ilmpaansrnb Der Stro6en, Canes unb AaepS Der Sta tSaltts
more. Sop Smtlgx
l7nr, 5uIiaN GIerf Res StattsG pnmtharss
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%glufresnme in 0cr:g 9Ottlano.

SPNt' NiE
2Infrese,se tnilitGriidbe SotbsreitIn9eu.
6a(tfor, 81. @, 10. MGr3.-0ie auf-
rt9snpiten 0eriAte be3it9ltA Der Qtlidten
Ger Jenter linO beute bier I'M %llmlauf.
Die tGni9tthe unO prpoin3ial Nrttllcrje ts'
iebt Die 6rrts unp bsute miro cine 8rOtlama=
ton erloden unb bic Milt; berauagerufe fer
nerDen.
Die Sn9enteure arbetten leit leeten 6rei-
tag eifrt9 IN neutrality-suspicious..
Ser ct 9atrid5ta9 ging rubi9 ano otnt
cine aufribrerilAe Oeinunltrntipn p%pritter.
Rem 0Urf, 10. Mar5 @enernI
Sweeney, Der G%ris85minilter Der Senior, ers
nannte 9eifsrn Sen. Suiiu6 Stab, GeneraI
Spear unp 0ere9 @0nrpam gu Gpmman=
petirtu Der SentersNrmce.
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Gtnhtz@ nmmiI1rS Siflce.

8%aIttmprc. Is Wt5rJ 1866.
0.r @t,St.G srn,,iGir Bat elm I'd riftltGes Seiu@ ertaIten
sr1 ssrtStetenen 8eFsern pUm @tDentban. 9%rantenO on
Strrret Strait, spiften NC 9entg un6 Nln1lag StraBs,
80 tisten SSH bpu Sterret Str. 6rneiren, pttatteru II. init
Gr "temabrf6ttet tsstaIb biernit oae, bic es t%etrefen
MAJ baf er am Samfas "a MGra nm 10 ubr Mtpreens
In i" fgstner office sugesen ictn mtrD, nm ~bsfastes @elu0 in
Sttraft su Steten unp taruber su tef6lteeen
Sob. Smith,
(frrrniir) Glert tsS Staet. 6 pmmifGre,
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Observation-Disclosures

@rter 3wei9.-Giu @eiu4 bon Q8ell8 &
9p1s unb arberen @eiddftsle1teu, bic Scout
9piut 9ampf Serrp Gpnlp. ST beiditbeu. Der
Stubtcommiifdr ma4te cine 0tltt9eiIlnt8, baB aqsS
g gi e s,tl1a IA an 1 Espft 9'f fiIr S5E'q 1g" Gri,,3 3ar m w.
ben tTn1e. 0ie SrbinonS, buS Salair beS Glerf8
pom 6suer>GO mutiar SIT erb69e1, tpurpe getafelt.
Die SrbiuarS, innerbalb 25 SuB BON Der Grpt@
toireinfaiiung al Sigh fir. feut 8renn6Ol5 a%lf5lle
itapeIl, paiiirte.
3weiter 3weig.-OaS @eiu6 Der AT @n.
t~ulpItr. baltenoeu 2Cbnfltlder wHrpe benz Ntappr
itberlpieiclt.
Die 8ia, welGe berbietet i'll ben ftabtii4eu
MorttRauiern Sretterperi4ld9e 5n erri9ten, tpur'
be 9etafelt.
9ie 8iG, baS Salair Der Sngenieure bptt1 Seuer
9epartemcut alf $1,000 81 erbTben, pnroe uieoer@
aeltinl11t.
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Stobt.G pmmiHdrs Qiftce.

Baltimore, 20 g1dr; 1855.
gl1ne, Gp,eifcattcren unb @Or ldIaDe rerben IN eteer
s Itcr SIS Y(pnina ben 90. IS, 10 ptr 8Vrmttta9S trtae-
gtngenpmmtr, fir @nfertt8une etnes 8u9eS IN her Mttte
ser beteeu Bruden ~untertalb prd,thr.
aGe Ofetten gu Se,werfen, ble sematt werefr n'1geen.
tA!s.cA GIerf res StabtsG 6 pttnth1rS.
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gsabl in gitusoiae. ga.

Situsptlle, II. Mar3. Gjeltern fanc
gum erltsn @lale in M lrrm 9 tdptHen Muni=
cipalwabl ltatt. DaS gauge @Ultstifet liegte
unO s. 81. Augier rurbe oI6 Mabpr 9e=
nG6lt.
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OeIunSbeits.Mm
Nohridt al 6ausz Giaentbilmer.

Nadrt6t al 9aussGtgentPnmer'
Die uusmertamtAt pirb aaf fprsfnsen ausIus Der Is
Srbiuanh Section 46 eeIentt. ne.rrhup+
II lei esbef&1Ofieg %1 hsu. cram TsstpSt ss ss
taB wsnu trsenb eine gerlcn sgtISr~ S 3 8 : riSusn n I = is
3 SI 5rnt SsH st Gsm ar@tT Ss' eiHs @ep5lb. Ibsr sts.s Sbtrttt
6Hnti oSsr retnt0t; es.r q SerS IN, ln , Sgs 20 S5 SsSnae ss+ TSts
aerctrtgt perten, fcl@e yttlV" !" a"A"6's D'""'' S''"'
S 81 nirS fsridt Sprssetdtrt.. SIN @Iftras
CiamSst1 Dte @e nbPettS'&Pmmt1 tdre'
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Gitp Collectors Office.
@nItimrre. IL. NR6rA lS66.

Baltimore, II. NP6rs 1865.
Madri6t mtrb Htermst benz rber bn Ssfsern Se' eit9sr.
t6IInr Geeeben, pel6es fir S6liesung BON g0dter nrb Strtb
Ctr ,tnS GecprS Sane tefeuert iprrpen IN, baF, rena Der
fp auftIeate 8ttras ni4t sr Rem ~ SUM etIabIf 0'F0'
Mu6WtuS Prtce,
fSiusiSnl &itO Gpneft0r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-20
Observation-Disclosures.

@rtmtuaIgert9t .-0tidter SOn6.-Spbn
WlsbrenS, alias Ntorris ipesen 9~tu9riff8 auf fem
@ei6 Sulia MfOrrtS. Der StaatsanmaIt 6cal'
tragic eit non pros u1b Der Sefla9te m1Bte Die
Soften beSablert,
Der SAD pOn SEPT 9orlter, tpe8en 0iebftabls
elmer Iufter11.0 reb8e pon @9Ueuburg& So. pIre
be uuI mtbeItimmte 3eit peridcbe1.
Der Sail BON Q9rn. NiblO, pes 0iebitabls einer
ubr u~u8etla9t mllroe na4 Baltimore 60. perIe9t.
@iue an5obt @eriOneu, t~Ieinerer GRdtli4feiten
onseflagt, @uroet npr9efiibrt nno pIaioirten pni&t
idnlbi91; ite mlrbeu tteil8 9ege1 Sitr9i4ait i'll
6reibeit geistt, tbeilS na9 Der Sail Suritd8elanbt.
&barleS Stint, be8 DiebtohlS zines SpferS aN8c@
tloat, b%etauute iiG i6ulolg.
9tdbtiI DE 8e5irf89eri4t.- &i6ter
Meranber. 9n9b @elftOn 9e9eu 0tarp ann 6ras
sier II. q. @r9ument cine Srjunctipn auf5nIDie1
i1tlp cine grecutiCn weSel1 @runorentelt 81 ner>
binberiI.
@lilabetb snedt sesel1 @etcr 9uedt. 9(ntrug
anf 9deibnn8 ppnEii9 nnb Sett. Sin @i1RaltS>
tefeRl wur6e %erlaile1, Den Setl@9te1 St SerPIl~
bern, %aepiiies Gi8entbllm SEQ. 116 @Olffr. 5t
perfdlIfell.
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Md8eensGdrDer be!
WScSfcu SarocrCbel
Gteuerz0 e0nrttmeNt

se.% Gtt9 Collectors OfttcH
Baltimore, ben IL. Ntdr1 1856.
Wd6rt6t rirS tiermit ee8sbin benz rber BEN Sefeern oOa
@ioentbum bas fur bic @rbtinurg Sn Clement, SdGlon-
uuS Ncerftasen unb Mn@pr Mles bet uert rpraen IT,
to6 menn FER 70 ~auferlegte struertetra8 Mot oNr Dem II:
SuIt btsablt pttt, es meme @ftAt IN, tGfeIbe sunt Vertaui
Gr,u,eiSeu. 9Hfus ID. y rice,
Gr1ebirnil @itp Collector.