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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-04-30
Der @rO;sa sestn Sfbam senperfOm.

No1bStl1e, 20. Npril. - Ser 0rC3eb
bes Slbam 5enperlOn miro bter fortgeiebt.
Sein Nnwolt beltritt bic jurisdiction pe8
Gsri4tsbOfs, bod Der GertGtabOf Oerwarf
paS YlatOUYer.
Der Straightforward Iagt in einem 3ele>
sramm an ben Sen. 2bOmas, buB Der Nra~
tOent feline 6anOluu9sweiie in pteler &n9ele=
9enbeit 9ebili9t Babe.
Die 9teger>3eusniB gta puiiirte beute I'M
Dele9atenbaule nlA Der erlten 9elun9 uap
wtrp taIp Elm 0eieb werOen. Sen. 5l8t orin9t
auf oeren 9ailrun5, panttt er pas 6reepmena
@eriht erGfnen fam.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-04-30
vtenefe Na9ri0tea.
xelearapbirt fir ben Baltimore @eder".
8nnnesbauptFnOt.

@a1b tngtOn, %. Npril. = Oda
Denominations : COMMITTEE bate beute cine
9ebetme Sibuue unb es terrlGte 9rOBe Nuf-
reeune nber tas &eultat.
= Der Senat mar beute ntGt in Stbuna.
SIM 6au1e purben tpte 9enGbnli6 &eoen ee=
balttn. Die So. @1ofelp ron ga. unb
6tst6s ben Gal. btelten lanae &eben eeeen
Die 8ecCnRructtOns : 8clttit bes Yr1foenten.
Wr 6arbtne bon &entuGp CAB 3u, oaB bic
RebeatOn nod nt4t beenOtgt iet, wdbrenO TN
NOroen bic HebeltOn Der Nabtfalen in Dpllent
Gang iet.
= Oas G1abamt bat 9iadrtht erbdl@
ten, oaB oos Shmug9eln an Der candotlHen
0rGn3e practtIh Elm GnOe qenOmmen bat.
SIR. @eGs. @orliBer Der Ser. ct.
NeDenue : @Ommtlton, Ia9t III Nntpprt ouf
etne Mufraee bon SIR. Ntc@ullp6 Die be-
Itebenbe Gfentlt@e SGutO Der Ser. Staoten
1T nun, trenn mir Den N~attonol- gtethtbum
unb bic SntereHenrate In Setrn@t 3ieGen,
arGser ais ote iraeno elmer eurUpatihen
Ma6t uno wtrp in tbrer GOtallumme MUIR
pom Der SGulp 0rOBbrittanten'S iiberbOten,
Der grGBte Steuerertra9 zines SabreS in
0rp6brtttanten BAT ME Die Summe BON
$375,0GO,0OO iiberittegen, pGbrenp berleIbe
In ben Ser. Staaten fir nent MCnate
$410,00O,O00 errsi6te pOer $54O,0OO,O0 O
III Der elet6en Itate, bn6 pOqe Sabr aereds
net. OieIe e~e9enwdrttge @tnnabme lit aber
IiAerer WtaBltab fur Die 3utunft. Gp
ie Ioren auf Der Snoufrte ruten,
teinen ltAeren MaBltab BON Der
oe5 9anpes. Sir oas nG6te SIS
rp audi bieIe Ginnabme perringert
;tnoerte SnpOrtation, 8erdnDerults
ertbe unp Der Nroouction 1t. q.
Al tpeiB, 1T Steuerfretbeit pes CAPT.
ODER ir9enb welGer SnOutrte BET ms
{ cine Nusna6me ais cine Regel unp oteles
5pltem BAT Die nOtbwenOi9e SOl9e Der ptelfa=
ben Garen, mas wieperun Die Dretle unoer=
bG~ltniBmiBtg er6Gbt unO Die Proouttton uno
@cn1umpttOn 0ermtnoert.
- Der Steuere@pmmt1dr bat entIhteOen,
OaB ale Ius9a6en fir 8erliderung unp ale
ptrtli6en Serlute int @s1Adft bon Dem
Gross @tntommen pes Sa6re8 in N63u9
1ebroAt weroen tSnnen.
- Sn benz 0eridt pe5 Nferba1ts@ Commit
i6rs fur MGr; miro init Be3n9 auf bic Ntns
perpelt Dor Der Slnportattun Der in l6eu unp
5trUb Uerpaften 8opf~ unO @tetn9ut : Baas
rem 9swarnt.
Sn 8e5u9 aui pic 9aaten miro Die Ser
mutbuns a~usgeprOaer, pab 3par Die Sptben
Oes g8at3enS pom 6rOlt 9etGotet wOrOeu, nber
Die Bur3eln unperieIrt 9~ebIieben Ieien.
@1fbtn9tun,2 20. Nprtt Dr. ailp,
Der Spe3talzNgent be8 @ofamts fir 2Ouiiana
Mnp Ssras, 1T in pieler StaOt aus BENT Sn@
Den etnsetrpfen. Oils er am Iebten 6erblt naA
Gera6 fam, mar fein ein5i9eS DOtomt in
56dti9feit, beute linO olentbaIben lOYale Yoit=
metiter unp pie @Otmnihine ar6eitet %sufrie=
penltelenp.
Or. Daily bait Goutltnua fir ben am Be-
ten recOnitrutrten Stadt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-04-30
Sie Syenferbemegung.

Portsmouth, q. $, 81. 2tprtl. =
Bm. s. @rau, fentl6er OrsnntIatOr unO
Captain in Der @atpOrt expedition, lit bon
@OrtlanO auf 1einem Setmpe9e Bier ein9e=
trUfen.
Gr Iagt, Die expedition wirbe erfcl9reiG
seweien ietn, re,n Sen. &ilian untertitbt
lpcroen mare.
Gr bdlt ben 81 Ma6UnY fir etnen
56wd6ling, fur einen @emetnlhaOen unr
last, bic ein3i9e 9Ofnung liege isbt in Der
unterltIbung pom NOberts unb Seene9.
ST BAT benz bteIigen Girtel ben Stats er=
tbeilt. tetn 9elO mebr mad Union Square gu
lennen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-04-30
0ou Gan Tronsisco.

SanSran3tScU, 26. @prt(. = Die
Steuereinnabmen i'm erl ten 9ttrift BON @alts
f~Ornien erseben cine 3unabme bon 80 9rc3.
pd6renb pes lebten 8ierteljatres itber bic
Ginnabme wabrenD be6elben 3eitranmes i'm
YOrtsen Sabre.
Oas S6if Sbetts BON Qi1erpocl I%tranoete
AM Starbud ODER an ben @oraaen=S nleln
unO murOe bOrten iar $500 ~Serfauft. Der
Captain tpurDe mad Saba eebraGt uno Die
Wonnl9oft perblieb auf Der Smell.
lnsebeure Quantttaten @aaren tperper
Don NQrttonn ben Columbia mnp @tlamettes
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-04-30
&,fcnInnnnhnrc.

9OutsptlIe, 30. Nprtt. = Die bieli=
gen 8epenuez8 eamten Gaben pie 8G9er Der
9outsStIe & Cincinnati 8Clt Qtnte @omp.
pegen lebIenOer 6raAtitempel NIT 8elAlas
beleat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-04-30
~(SOlicOrlin

"a eS MIR u%ntt68Ita mar, am N6enb nj liner 8 meta gor-
feGuns M tnen Dd t tn gent8enper gDeiie au6fpreGen ,u
Ion Ell. 70 etldube t4 mir bt rs rb TEN 8Ga ttr. Gpntfe Ser
@cneoroid iir RE iinntse l1,6trrai6uua tur9 > 8 pr ldtuols
S@tuer 5eit.Yl6unt, fOmte BEN Srn. WuIitrir I pr 9enIhrp
uno } n Damien unb oetren. weiGe burG tbre Bitis Utt,
wtrtunB gum 'seIir gen Der VI, fabruue bettrug. fOfote aud
benz %seeGrten heutiden pub it m fur bat ~betpiefene gD.bls
wpuen Orn idnSe1 pe sen Su banfen.
Baltimore, 80. Npril 1666.
Iue) 9enrtette Wedubert
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2u perfdufen

Gina CUTE unb e~dnsbare Wirtbftdft TIT btais su Serfdu.
len. Rld3ufraasn BET 9t. Nepbutb, 20. 531 9. Str. (bt1D
500 7e st;0Bf. QBnfbnetpn, ~. GpriG 1866.
NufOrbernTo.
Die feieeEke peripusn eher Betcnnte, bic ua sertn ger
ttetseu ridsr, werten aeteten, benz unterastGntten @a&riGt
ban I'D iu petep:
Brteb I'd S@ttb, GU. .. IL " . @pG, tu'ett aGs
vfraAt ~ Baltimore" rops brtirt.
@eUre SOY oentUffes, Go. 6, 7. Conn. TOI, snt.
latlen Su @GlbsbprU 81. 6
naeut.
Z. @et7et. 60 . IS y. 9. $ I.
% nj Debhtne. Gp. u y Gabauerit.
Trteb'tA g8. s seer IA teutf d g68eL 60. q, s.
g. .. ea0., entioiIen gu altr1nbria Stunt 1865.
MbpIpt g8tdert, 80. 9. 4 " . f6w. Mrttaerte.
3Gbn Gt9arh 60 .. so. 81. 3 Wcl
eoutft 9etmba@. IL. 5@udtne,
Oaip) 9 Gpn1uI.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-04-30

Slug btnauf Serl6tft. Die Nsentett tperben
NIT 9tuftrdsen fir MaI6inerien fit bie
Quarbminen BON Sputb 9crle iberbauft
unb bic Tormer ertparten cine ret6e &rnte.
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Oasib 9nItwtn, SG0sn
DsutSdaes a1rbeit&> NaasWetlnn9S
SMreGh,
Ihame8ltrdRe WO. So,

'unter IuHf9t Der ,Deutf&en G5sieat&aft-.
Aue Dteienisen, rtI@e bsatfae Sanbmerter. Nrbetter Ober
DienamdbGen ju bel6dftt8en wunfGen, fDrte .dne eeutt@et
NrkpitinHente9 rcuen i& p~eriSnIt& Ter In f~ranttrten Grte'
fu an ben Msenten Der @etuf&aft, 9rn. @.G. DeIltm9x
. Np. IS GtamesfraBe, Etnbtn, mtI&tsaunenset!elt%
@n6sanftestEttIe1 juiEhI I'LL
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@efamObeifezSfTce,

3 NDrtI 1866.
o. Dd8 9u6Iifurt ptr6 d6tunesopI benu6rtGt It, b6
due eemGeIun6bettsl mt S~erfug6a'e Uttt / an epenbet per.
hsn UNI SIC Stdet in rurbauq 9efuntem @ofdn All c|rboIten
6ran'beiten fnben SferS etns SAL In @ripat Q8rbnungeo
as IN Effentttden Yt1sen II fer Bred wrb nur tann er
fcI9rtb ietn wenn due elm ttnldn iil es Snter, fe tur ta
gSOal rur6 9~teintalten brer grGm f II Seigsu
Die 8eaer f'aten STEERS 9eie9t unt & tind1t wblte pG ibeb ,
fcpte tag t1 &c ufet tPrben 10 Eeud ttgtett nt6t turt
. -lintren beett'e nsrsen fam. tout n Der 9 ben uub tta
81 enrinoe nit @erent berpust rber no eS kEtbtg uns er
.fOroerltG til Der Jtdum aufSe fur merben.
6crdun1e mil. II rein uno trCder ~pebalten trer6en. she
ounsen fol- en- befdnbtl ausa liftet netSsn, t1 man ME
III y Ell irIfhe 2uft BADEN fam.
Der 8eb a d. BON luftreinigenb n Wittein tie Sims % r
Der american DeDbCrt3er IJl tn auep lReGern. &ptrdumen
at3uaStanGIen ND NppdrtementS dug nenOet w,rben unb
Que tn 6duintB gebenre t6ier tide Dbtr pfIns tGs SHbfdn8sn
fofcrt 10 esefa1nt werbeu. Die StrGBen in Grrnt unD bin
ter ben 9dufe n fOGte sefebrt unb Dte @rfen rttn ae6 riten
un6 GfterS NIT NBa0sr aus lep li9en pereen. Die Burger
Guf sforp TT ale II bslfdnSe (Jlutian e) benz Sc iunp.
.bettsamte antU;e gen, neltes fDfprt taHG9 f.beu nj, ;.
Nuf 8eebt
fntp-frl Scr a. eTuuSkPif gSehEr6e
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So. Der lnter,ei& nee, made ttermttt tannt, bB metne
frau 1%Gnisunte Sfnno NIT rtnen RebeGen uu0 Union
oDuntb Sumper Namens vi bflm Mfaoer bIoOn eeldufen
1T uno nenn fe fa btS gum 6. Eat ntht tpieter %etnftnbel,
10 b trade t6 mid ais BON i9r 8ef@tecen.
r1Lkimtl e IL - 81 -nnh
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Gin nrntilhcr Nrat ali Ganitnl Sill.
81 =. Starr,
8GrFinber bes beribmten. neu pa!entirtell
Sapin0S Banf DOn 8alttmOre.
oI..AI a. 1 O az
9Sier3ebnte ouBerproentlihe 8


Der yrdf ,ent unh rte Directcren br Baltimore Saotn9s
pa Il ertlaren etne Grtra. DtSihtnte tsS @eUtun$ Ter leSten
bret s. brt enbenS AM 81. DtdrS 1865. sunt Uetrnee BON
$500 35.
@e1ssliG witb bieter getrae a { fpl6eS Summon Sfrtbstlt
y eide { n Slbr pher LANCER in be Slnt raren rnb ipGr
naG foIgenbem Strbdltnthe:
Muf Sunnen tepca TT a1f bret SABRE,
einc &rtr1s Div bertt OEn prctent.
Muf Summen be Sntrt auF sret Sabre,
elue @ytrG DtYthente RON 6pEatent.
auf Summsn bsprntrt ouf Elm Sdbr,
eine &rt'a Oioie nbe vpn } yrteent.
Dt,ie 3 ptbenbe, BEN reeelindS 9n jdtrIt6sn 3tnten BON a
grC3ent beigefu8t melhe iebem Deppnenten am | Apru le'
ca SobrsS eut9efbri ben rerb-n II, maasn fur biz lssten 3
SObrs fur 8tt.dss, ~sl@s f:n stems etn Satr dsben Bite
nj n burG 3tns dIf 3;n s re@nuns Guf nt4t eeBc8eae
jdbrlt6e 3tnisn su + Gnip udsn
Die StnotS SIaet- lnb Der. St.Sare1 wsrten bon Der
Banf besdstt.
Obtse Ots ben'e wrb jetem Depoueuten crebttsrt anb
trd5t ais Depc1is 3tufsT bis iur 3uru6stetuns.
Die @rtrp, DtctbSnoe uub iibrlt6en 3tnfen trereFn 81
@intraga ing In eIte @tnBabiunesbn&s an unb mad benz Il
b. So. ferttg tn.
Sic 'guatOfief IL Itontass bon 9 Sis 1 llRr, an anhersn
1.aen son 10 biS l llsr Dfsn gum @mpfans nnb fer Ius'
,oAIuro cepoatrten @elper rte du& fur au8etnetne sc
ih6fts6 rfebr. SIN Nutraee her DtrettOreu.
w. 81 AL RAIN e ~ ina. NfDf.
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Srillem mmD SlmoenolGSer

SO erlauoe ntir, benz beut'Gen pubItfunn bic &u,etae ~
tab to mid ais Opticus bier niebrrgelalen babe,
u; tauH le6en NIT Yrfuen &c. Senau unb rtGtie ~btrIeten.
Ufttteltt etnee 0ptUrheter taun t@ taS Nuae utelfen uno rbne
prere 9rtaen sn prCttren slet6 BITE reGteu Slider eebtn.
Iletne alien 6reunfe, b { ratG fC oft In g6afhinstpn befU@t
1GosU, erlu@e tp au@ bier eefdlt9t bds @le!6e Su ttun.
Epbtds Q, Sptciau, aus gBafbtnatCn,
yp. 8 YtGrb @reenfra6e,
t~np27iItatl intEaen Baltimore. unb 6auettefFaB
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-04-30
Neuer Yaupsrein.

Jleuer OQuOefGlt.
Gin neuer SauUerein Bat fb lett Rursent unter bent Sra
men Oriental 8auueretn" sebiItet. ale bic eefCnnen itnb,
iA ~b.nf,lben dn;u dltssen u.reen erfu6t, Gb AM err n
Dienf I'M AtGt Abenes 8 ubr, tn Der . utiteu Saae,
IL. Str, etnsufncer. SIN aufIrdle bes 4rdFbenten
s. s 3tebfeIbt
(23ap-1rai) 8 S6wetrtng, ST..
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Enb t Dtenfae, ben l. Nat, Rdtt BET mtl&sr @eIeetn-
beit Elm beltEater 0unG 20 81 rsens IL ubr an ~aueeeieSt
wrb. @Ennec unS G%einf6medtr fnb tSfiGt einstIdten.
(famp) 80 &MlI nj n.
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0Or1Gufne Sln3eine.

Der Baltimore Eurro rein se'gt Ietnsn 3abfret@en Jreun.
rem unb gefannlen f ermit n. b E ram fn9f lhpntng err
srcses tc Nie I'm SeI,pue @arten, 8retertd 0tUab, attal
zen wtrG. OaS NGbere In ether fp1teru AnSetge. (mbi
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-04-30
ltnb ipertns 6uiiet leer, its fir bieS'
GnhN Nnrhpf

nes~ ST.. Souls Weber, $50. 20 Marib @artet
bat Is fid niGt nebnteu I~aiien, Der erIte ST. lem,
tpelder beute auf feline sablret9en Safe etle1
aus9eSei6neten Sod lcSldBt, pot1tt oerleloe ober
t d'5rs 's aT DIFS aIsidstifia sfa inS1an ata a's a I
parat fteben.
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$40. 1&G8eensS zoe o.
a5 29~g,S9sem.8 aroerpbel
5sSA M~ari8att'8 arg b|eRtteabes gbeate1,
L@s3I unb 81 asfeabaGI-G Grbespber Gtsbff-
Bg~ ienert n Go 3 Qppffr be Jrontar. Ebfdter a-
8en2ber snt1ait }e .c66te un6 eel d rad 1pa; te aus.
wabI opn ItaetrnrGN5 fGea tn Ger Stalt. Aas0ae btutA
4nsjulfipea pnb 81 r~egfalfen.
81 @"arfbau Spbm,
29jdn3mtl RO. 8 peY3ft.
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0arleD N0rf

na6e 0er ota0t3ren5e an 5arfOr0 N000
unter3 etaneter Gtt Ben p9en0eudun en- glab Gterngn
n7u uno oerlprt@t Dem Dull FUN biesn orn Ter Natur {
1Gbr gef@muden 9lubab tn ser beie1 NTNnun1 Bu brinGet
Nlmentltdl empfsblt er b.nieIben fir Yc gtIc8 unb Dri.
rat @efe4f0aien ma rerb Der 5p1mer &atipa. STE Bar
unb Ru g Gnb CUTS beRe befeIl.
!l6mr,-ImO GUNu 6 #:
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R-- GSei8embGrTsr'S @lae sg
Y;S an Der 8elair &pab.

Wwe Tei6enbBrfFer erIdubt I'D, bas beRtf" 9n.
litum ~ereebenf eorauf aafhe' ah "a mad II, cas- ST
m ia'Tan gang ~belOnbere su @efelIf&afts. @6wI~
lMb @ttgat~9 rCu ftGnen enpfcbler wrb ole
ptr6 ~Getrseen, eS ben Dertbeu Satin elm 6eiude t6tGs
d LAT Q 10 nBtpsba ais mGg!tb 81 MAIDEN uRp Z to nit Zen
h-Gs Encilen nnh GaAerblsr Gmfnarten. LQa .LGnl
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@Omtae, so. @BttG.
S6luBfeier Der SaiiOn uno
Wso1nG. EW, ga Ihctut NntIb

@tntritt % Cts 99tIca. ReffrOirte SiBe so @ts.
&eerDrrt &tge Iinb Su ieter "a { betr gu tdten In ter
EurnpaUe, YD 500 10 @rattar, uno In Srn. %. @ftarfts
8iioeridren. yiD % U. 8lg5r. nGte 5Gaet E ,wte tn Mlab.
Diuacr's Sfampto8 Store, SO, 541 80. Sditt morefr.. ne
ben her lDe1ern Gbtna oa1.
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0r. g. @DMGin0, %. 8.

Office: SO. 372 6 Str, apil6en 10. II. II.
DGfttnstpn Z. 6.
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Ni. REPRESENTATION.

III &C1luftS &JO bNhSs
Sober SbeaterIiebaber, pelder oa5 8beater Der
Turnbale nGtreno Der leBten SaiiOn fre1lentlrte
piro S1oeItebert miiIIen, baB bic S4oulpleIer allies
biSber bort OaaemeIene in SdatteH i~tellter. User
bie1eS onerternt, Der ipute 6eute Nben0 III Der
Misunderstanding nidt feble1, 5nntal pa tie gum
8euefi; zines WtauneS ge9eben wirp, Der ppn Den
GerbieHfteu ur1 iene Bitbns Del 2Spenantbeil 9e'
bSrt. nGmlid Srll. @ilbelm 2aut3. 6eble beute
Mteno gtienlarp.
Gpncprbta Sbedter. 9ellte ADeno
lette8 4uftreten Der Srau &nt Cnte Seder
Strain ol8 Norienne 2ecCrprellr III 6ran5 lfen
S6aulpiel uAbrieune 3ecpuprelr ODer SIunIelI'
tob."
reA. Su ber 9tebentalle finoet bente 4beno
eu orOfer 8an Itatt, a%rranglrt BON @dpltdlt
Mouatb'8 OiuittcprpS inter Wtttptrful9 Der Wto.
Surn QIIpciatipn. Serr Sirif bat bic Bar itbers
ommell uub mtro 9uteS 2a9erbter ll1o mObls
1dmedenbe SpeiIen perabfol9eH.
Gs7s~ Serr 0prens bat Elm Gan5trdn5den arralG'
ART. lpeides beute gtadmittag I'M PapiliOn i'll
&ol's Sui1 Itattftnben tpiro. 0eu0ml ti9en tpiro
Ct Elm altes @la8 2a9erbier OCriet5tl.
Aess~ Sod! 80dl %g9a
yBann'S sc Lii ter 10 + t." lift 6tpar III
Nmerica Der S6nee ldCn ldnSlt 9eihmOI5en, be-
Ionoers bier III Marplano; aud lift man Mot 10
ieutinental, binaltS 81 9eben, Inn Su leben, cb Die
Seilden Die S6pf' in Die SDb' ftrefen. 0tar iiebt
eiufad III bic 3eitun9, pb Der aIlbefanrte BOD letn
@la8 III bic $685. itreft rro 9ebt man bin
Oenn Sod 0ibtS uur a moi I'M ltebItd1el1
W1at =
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as gnltO. 8jtrgCr S9aRenzO Sci 4i6ait.
%A 8 t8e GefGitait Nat am Dient 8. /. ~ l. iEr
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HARTFORD.

D6C. Eoln, 1000.
Editor ChronicLe:-While lesser lights"
are shining forth in the local columns of
your excellent paper, may not this city
snd environs" be represented. As no
correspondent seems disposed to avail
themselves of the opportunity to portray
the beauties Of the place, l, being an OLD
resident, will send you a few items, which
if not arranged as brilliantly as those OF
my contemporaries, may be accepted as
perfectly reliable.
In Ia first place a genial blast from
the Sunny South" Tor some other place)
has compelled "Old Boreas" TO UnloOse
his icy letters and retreat ingloriously to
the 'Hyperborean" regions converting
terra yfTma into a floating element, or vast
sea of ''slushy sloshy," unctuOus mud,
while, we trust, he is recruiting among
the ice bergs for a general "friz up"
There Is a tradition among the natives
here, that the famous Charter, supposed
to have been hid in an oak, was really
carried 10 Canada flor safe keeping) on
the under ground rail road, where 1t was
subsequently used by the ''Skedadlers"
in organizing an 'AntlDraft Association
Be this as it may, the town is still unin-
corpOrated, and the U. e.. r. X. which
formerly ran through here Is out of re-
pair, with no business since jeff Davis
emancipated his slaves. a few unbleach
ed Yankees however, reside in the south
end of town, having been switched of"
by a careless conductor during the war;
And Hartford from being the chief sea-
port of 'Atric's sable sons" enroute to
the Queens dOmininns, has relapsed in
to a quiet country hamlet, whose citizens
pursue the even tenOr Of their way, and
as Artemus Ward says "never abOoz their
nabCrs."
The evening of the 25th was duly eel
ebrated, al the East church by the usual
festivities. A Christmas tree, ornament
ed with presents for the school, graced
the occasion, while the house was taste
fully decorated through the kind efforts
of tire young ladies and gentlemen. APP
~propriate remarks were made by Bros.
florence and Craft and Capt. Seth
Bushnell; after which, distributing the
gifts from the tree, followed by singing
and instrumental music closed the pro-
gramme.
All our soldiers are now at home. We
have been expecting them! The young
ladies have sang-"The Boys in Blue are
coming home, until the Tramp, Tramp.
Tramp the boys are marching" has re,
sounded through our streets for the last
time, leaving said young ladies to seek a
new channel in which to exercise their
musical talents.
Our place which at one time rivaled
Oberlin in its educational institutions,
now sends its sons and daughters abroad
to be educated leaving nothing but the
district school in operation.
The morals of the community are at a
high standard, as three or four churches
will testify in the absence of all drinking
saloons. Hartford is a classical town,
Boosting several poets, a temperance lee
turer, Lawyers, Doctors, etc. A full des-
cription would occupy a full edition of
OF the CHRONICLE, and supplement too.
But if these items do not find their way
p~rematurely in to the editorial chip bas.
ket, you may hear from me again. I'm
til then, l remain,
COWPAS MENTTS.
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preliminaries, we send you a few items
gathered for you. A few nights since as
Mr.. Joel Peck. residing a little more than
a mile east of the centre, was quietly re-
posing in the arms of morpheus. whilst
the window shutters ratified and clattered
and the elements without seemed TO be
: wal with each other, sonle u~uprincipled
individuals entered his premises and
provided around until they obtained pos
session of a double set of harness, which
they very c~leverly appropriated to their
own use without the consent of the own
er, leaving nothing TO compensate him
for his lOss-no not even a track. Nh.
Peck proceeded at once 10 our first class
harness shop wher be ordered another
set forthwith.
LAST Tuesday night some hungry night
wake" made a descent upon a jar of
preserves in the cheese house of Mr.. Ben
jamin Lew. After disposing Of a gallon
or two, they espied about twenty pounds
of butter and a large roll of sausage, which
Mr.. Theft confiscated. They probably
then proceeded to the wagon house, where
they took a robe and whip TO the barn
and left it on the floor. Then forced the
stable door, took out a horse and left.
In the morning Mr.. Lew found on go
ing to the barn that his horse was in its
accustomed place tied with a bride, COW
cred with mud, and much fatigued as
though 1t had been a long distance.
When the gentleman (?) made his exit
he left behind him a blanket and sheep
skin which he can have by calling and
proving property.
A few evenings since, the grain house
of Ira Hyde, was visited and relieved Of
about twenty-five bushels of oats.
From present indications, it would
seem that a vigilance committee in our
town need not be unemployed. N.
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MESOPOTANIIA.

Jan. l, 1866.
Editor ChrOniclc:-I send youa few items
from old Mesopo.
The first white family that settled in
this town, was that of Capt. II. Sperry. in
the fall of 1900. Otis Guild came the
next March, and Seth Tracy, Esq the
June following. A numbVr of other fam
lilies come shortly after. The Township
was organized into a voting District in
1906, and icluded Bristol, Middefeld and
Windsor, Pennington was attached in
1907. One year Lyman Potter, Otis Guild
and Solomon Griswold were Trustees.
Our town did its duty in the late war
against rebels. We lost sixteen brave
boys, some killed and others died lin hos.
pital, or after reaching home.
Our town is Furnishing. The old Far
mers' Store has lately changed hands and
been newly painted, the old sign defaced
. ffst3efMs. "i4 faf. SpeHPfayFit gPFERt PIT 9nh IN IN t ahRn Hfgf
settler, has erected a new Store, which
would be a credit to a city; it is occupied
by Sperry & Laird. James Marsh has re-
fitted the old Stone Store. The Drug
Store has changed hands. being now
owned by Linscott & King. We have
three-or four Blacksmith shops, one Har-
ness shop, two Tailor shops, one Shoe
shop and two Milliner shops, a Marble
shop and Photograph room, all doing
good business. Also one Cheese factory,
worked by E. Cox, where the milk of one
thousand lows has been made into the
best of cheese the past season.
A Company is boring for Oil, near the
northwest corner of the township; they are
down over 500 feet, and not discouraged,
but mean to 90 through, if they cannot
do better, and draw up tea from China.
Morally. we stand fair. Have preach
ing in two churches every Sabbath, and
have school accommodations for all.
Real estate here ranges from $40 to
500 per acre. R.