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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18

III Gaptsecttcut Seee Cuttings II!
go Rtfen BITE f.. aft Qua ttGt ea*pfns iutten unb rHer'Y
~ iebr ~niebrseera Ereife
SufepE S&fBter, 81
l1Ssl 81 @rGasGe pIaee aate Gs1ttff.
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FL, usy=,z W6rOli9e Central
Giienbabu.
cSn(oo,4Na~ 0Q;u4o. GS-L.uf.

WtfeliOQ1tl.
SolsenOer @inter- 6abrp(an
trttt NIT 0i Dnta 6, 20. OBJ. 1855, tn 1rdft,
1b6Gne n6rblt@er 3 Q c ron Baltimore.
gprfsr MISUNDERSTANDING glU. 1 ...........7.20 frub
Sdneljne (Sat Ntnel............"......1210 Na6nt
Yartfpner AccpmpoattpnSiue WD. L ..........1 1880
yerter AecrtnOoattOns5ue gU. 5 ....... 80. $3.50
parttCUer Slp. 3.,., $50
gtttsbnrS Grte S&neG3us ................. 1870 atents
PttESbur9 @lnitra S9nea5u8. ............10 1000
&ntnntt 1ubJt@er 3 Il 8 c In Baltimore.
YtttsSEr9 Gtnttra S@ncuBu9 ...............7.0 700 frdb
sGrt onfr Aeepnoeatipnf3"8 NU2."..-."...8.30 ~
gUtlfF r Np2... .......1O.l5 "
oVneuiu8 t6af Sine) ................ ~ 80 Jtannt.
garttpn AcepnpeStVnsjn9 NO4 TN Bolton Dep. 40
$NpsEp'' ~
Oprt Necrrrpea tDnsiug ..'.'0.45 Atenbs
ger Pot, Dnr@t9nsl tBaf etne) unb @tttsburs EIrntra
S1ne J5u6 toltrn tpsfdfn Baltimore VI B PARTON Mt ut an.
Ste Our3ttneu (Baf 3ineli DOa- uni McCpmppattpns-
5uge Spnnte6s anSgenpnnen-td8lt9 ab, 1865
Set ytttSbIre @rte SGneuSu9 gett - NIT Nuseablne tes
SdmiiaGs-ta9lt6G al.
0sE YtttSears @Intrd SGncG;u8 se6t tGeli1 as.
YNtt' nns AccpnftpeGttpnssI9e tDrnmen -GUantaes aus
ge~ncmmen-t1sli6 an.
Der DurG fbneaauS (Gaf Gtne) fpnn1t tdsliG an.
Se gpttI OIr9l9ueu', Yitts6urg Grie unb @ittsbtra
eimtrG S9nfasu9s t6steeen f3 tn 5%errtsbErs an Ste Raae
Ger ytnniploanta @entrai @tleHbG5a nab @ittsbura, glfbs.
tane, GplHrbus @tnetnnott, JnbilnGpp.is, @bteagp, 5tgouts,
5prt apne. louisville, @airp nnb aaen 2llr.ten la, s5fien,
9tprb" unb Suppesen 4ennE an
Die @pfr unb S@ueQsuee fbliegea FA tu @trntru an Sic
3uSe Der New Yprt @rie tabn mad alen punften ia, n6rb.
li6en, %nittleren unb pehli9en gtep Yprf an.
papere Aastunft erbd!t man i'm @oIrerttr. gaSnbpf.
s. u. DUbGrrb, Sen. &uperintenbent.
tZOnpol e. q. Ypung g. Sen. Wdiiaaier. MQcnt.
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0olo>OtcooiGcn>Wionos

3Etg s8siifemS,
8ianp= 8 Grtes S abrttdnt,
seps $50 u.s. 5aitincye @tr.s
nabe gtns Str ga It'll M ore,
6dlt Gets etnG NuspsbI Der i&6naeu 9ntrnaemte% SCrrdtttf
oeren Euae znb Sh6nbeit beg Esue5, forte Dauerbaftt6tei:
eeS 9aues ntat l~berttOfen tserben e5nneu. Man lpreGe Ct.
taGteH Bot unb ~dberseust I'D Ielbf.
~ Bnr iebes Suarurent tstrb inf SGsrs ~garanttrt.
So aIte @tanos werben I'M EauS@ aenoalrasu fur meme.
49, 0tepereturen. StInlnen gnb bersIctGen artctter
rben pm ttIi@ unb gut aaSgefntrt. l23ssatD
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@rparnib BON .3ett, GelD uuO @ntferalns
burG BITE
Snlfirmpre+$Sbip Gifetsba6u,
1tnG nnrri ThRilrn Hp6 0NritrrR-

NuQg HIEI AVEutII UEp NCETIEIt1
iiber Barfer8bnr9 MD Wfartetta, oper 8ennopb,
MSbeeling NIB Columbus.
&te 8altsr1ore.S ttO @tisnba9n rtetet rem retIsnten gu-
blifunt bic 8rSsttn 8rrtbele ia RelaB auf Slltsfstt, Bee
euemlt6feif, St6ettrtt, Yuntltaiett unb SGBntett Der
Ssenere'n, fptas lie BON ietntr anesrn SaBn in H'eIm
Gan c I~tertypfien mttb. Dte,c Balm, bpn Gtlanttider
Metre d~uSftntnb, TT be 6lttfs Gus 9ebetnisre %inte, elet6
,ettts abcr aud bte ~turSefe aN fduelfG unb bdber be bill
ltgFe &pute tGr bic 5el (enben ra1 eer gDettpu, bic niA
per ffblen EUltfn. fe 81 bcnlten.
Meilen@ @ntfernulg y. Baltimore tad Cincinnati:
ue5Et Sdrtef3bur9. $500 Rfetlen.
9eapppo Ine 9GbeeItn9 ............S36
9arrtsturg unb pgttSbnr9 ....,.....659
Gurd bic Wdttetta 2inte ..,.......,.,. 5S5
etue @rfparniB an ter @utffrnune ron lis
DurG ete &rlumbuS gtute ................ 500
etue @~r1rarnis an her @ntfs.rung bon 65
&ettrhe, melde bic BALTIMORE htD @tienbatn tenubeu,
le0en bic Netie in IL Gag 1urud Il. fabrtn tn s8a9en, tie auf
ta$ Auerbeauem MITE II IN t geppltertenSiBen ttr9ert6tet dnp.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18

a 6DtiIGN
Sretnoe9s taft1 SSe&D MDre
pta Southampton
oHrp Die %beltebten, elegant eineeri6teten @pftbamsfiGiF
MTsericN, Capt. 8. 6. Wteper,
Cfetr gpre, Capt g.. grnff,
&eru'onm, Capt. o.. Benfe a "
9dilfas Capt. &. Spn Cterenbrrp
Sre,nea, 5 u s g~tebnober,
&eilff6btGaS, i'm Ban, CAPT. S. wefIels,
nnip3, i'm Ban, CAPT. 8. 8. BON @nnten.
bon 5000 9pnuen unb 700 gfertetraft
Die GFPebitionstase finb ipie fOlet fefesfett:
SoI1 S'Fe1Hett: GOuthdrptpn: Gsep
Wfari "a. 9tars %. gpril 81
@pru IPril IL %
" "a Ufat 5
Itat gfoi 9 9S
"IZ SUM 2
an tcel@en &aDeu bic 0aupfer
Die 1er4 est. MoE
nrjtne6nten.
Die Daupfer biefer 9inie 9alter 5nr ~eanSins bon ga .
fa8ieren mad @nslanb unb 6ranfrei@ in Goutbou1ntcn
BaidgezBreiie:
gcm SSrsmen mad, gGern SgcrF.
!. @oiitte. Oberer @aGpn ....$112 500
$3.50. Z Hnfersr 3d.. 50 so in Cob.
SWVWenDeG ..........s...... IS 90
rpu g2efD gprF nada 8renest, 0or,SOr' SoSre ,,rt
SCntbamptUn.
eo;;i4s. Sberer Salon. $105 COZ
nnterer 30 ..... So so in Sob.
3T't@eneeG :::............. 81 soy
ane incl. 9etSHi8un5. Sinber apiI6eu 10 9abren
Die SGlfte.
@%pntanten nod Sabre, Qpnbpn, SUltbamStcn
unb Sreulen 81 ben ~niebrigfen Breiier.
Padete u I. t. nerben bic 9 rSr 9prrnittaas am gb.
8en9sto9e I'M 8urean Der 1ntersei@ueten atsencu1nten
nno AMI Gerlan9en unta irgenb eiuem Ebette bon Oeatin
Ianh 6~efSrSert.
Itit bieisn Ghiffen Werbeu 8riefe mad oneu 9beifeu
Deutidlar9s befSrtert unS uuter Der IuT6rift vper 8rez
ner Ste0iner" in aaen 9of- Bureaus Der Ser. Gtaater
ougenpmmen.
aesen Gre@t unb @aioge tpenbe man i3 on
aoclsid'8 s So,
$50. So 8rpabfr., gep Sort
ober an bic Office be8 u8olttmore MeGerH. Tliail
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-18

Deuer>O erffGerMng
Der aI1pciirten Teuermanns 8er19erungsoe,
IeuIdaft BON Baltimore.
gsp. 4. SUutbfr., ~9t8enhter benz Sun-@ebdube.
SIN 8etraGt Der e~rfpIersi3 N Xb6ttStett be4 Darnp E,se usr.
DEPARTMENTS fsuen Etr spn lest an gum ~btGteeren prctI.
neue YpItren aus une erneuern aud BITE alien ,u ben btTto.
fen GGten. Ilt Dtcirnteea, ipeI6e 5aufet WRbeIn Cbesr
lonftot WertbeesenR6net fnr eht pstr Eeben Sabre an ser.
lt6ern winf@en, rerben bierntt etn1eIaben. adj hs Qias
unferer berabeefeSten prdunten a~nsufeben.
Aue WerIuhe rerhtn wte btsttr prompt nnb liberal aus
beSabIt. Sptn &. Wppre. 0rdT.
SiEeetreeM:
Ent. VI. Sad. Gueu poiuts
D !, !! !; 8 ! | 9 & !! E: :. ] d d D ~ u | u. T. J.:
Sante8 6. gDttebe1, SanscS Seth.
&ancaRet Cub. Sfedb @aIfef.
Htbdrb 6. 8faisa. 3aaeG u. grueeL
SaIuel Gtrf. S1aepb Irua.
2fGrcts Hurns. SGnte8 Sound.
Sranetf u. Wtt1eV. S9me8B. Geyae.
De. 8. O. 9. 4tKse.
b ssss BsItssu zsh
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Sic
1tnife0 states
~sTfeiters II. Marine SserIiderMnas<gnmn,
Dor @ a~Itimcre.
Derf6ert (rbns extra Soften fir htn @erfdtrunas'dsta,
aebauss lBaarHn urb 0nttrts G~tGertaunt her Gt6bt ptrr
anfern Dln}t n esGtu 0erirft bu'd 5ener auf BITE Dauei
s:nes SaPrfS Htsr etnen %Iar9sren rtsr tdrSeren i3fttEaun,
@hifTe nnb 2Geunaen
Guf SnIans : Gewater ptcs Dcber see gcsen @stIuf tsre
Office 1o. I7a at BrOatwas.
Goarb Der Goirestpren:
aanee Rac1las sDu > gatbrart
S s9s. Z = s Wsrrts So gS.tnaan
Gdtcb 9 S1rts
Jrbu ID 81 autptpb, ErdN6tnt.
SGS & RanbOIpt y, gtef- q 0fseHt.
(nrs12itupl Sc nrp G Spnts, Seerttar,
NatinGal 0rbcus> nnh 3tciiez
8crfihcrnnse=0, ielidaftunn Weiu Ourf.
Gapital 100000.
Office tn Baltimore Nr. Sc grAan9e 8lace.
gusasutr unt i3ttt gOlteen rsersen anf neutrality-suspicious.
pldn eeQebtn, etu 8rttttstl Der gDitce tann els Nn'ehsn
feben II lien rbne Npte. 9srtnn girb in gaar inter bic
500 go 100 idartide Gtnsabfnus fdern elmer 2%5idtrtsen
Ssrion bet tbrtrn Gore bic pplictn @in8abIuns ben $50O9
unt @eminn.
$167 So = 100 idbrlt&. 8abtuns aGert ciuer ~25d6rtseu
gtrfon ttne 8tnten Soltct BON $4,000 ;ablbar en- SO, Sc
pene1dDrS pptT DRtm RPCe.
aGstntetne llnfaG Splieeu ssetn gsrtum nnntfe trfens ct.
nr Nrt uerbsn agf tr9snb etneu 3ettraun1 bon 1 gu 5
Sahren snnt 8etrase bon $500 - $40, O0e aus3e6eten.
0feiie Werf0erut9S Eiftts, tel6e sesen uaeIId!tEe
gCrfpnntnilYe 6rf fcl6en Rsiftn heden, tpften TO &t8. pr.
daf fir $4,000 TIM &Ooesfaae Uter Is 90 Yt. gBRde |tnt Sane
t6rrsrItGGr gtrltSuns.
Ret~kDerft9erungS BtGets seaen @or- unh 3ufdne iraenb
etner @rt tGasn rs @ts. pr: Sag fir $4,000 tint &pbesfan sbtr
NIT $25 r66entIider @ntf6abieuna tn BersanhuneSfaues
Gre Dpitcen ge9en llnfdle out pftner Gee, fir eurppat.
iGe unp ornerttant t6e 5dfen fpten So fir 1000 fur San
GrGnctSco une tuoaHtertcnnttNs 5Gfen SO fur $l,e0e.
@brarb u Ssnef, Qret
gDnt y Hrtnce, @tce preE.
after 9 Mitls, Scr.
{. 3. Ban 8prtn, SGasrt.
9btttP . sutton, General y gent.
sutton & O ? n m c II, MGerter.
Np. Sc Graanse place.
(nir512jO Baltimore.
% fGtIe.
Iatiumal 0c6ens uub @ciIe 8crii6crnugsz
OeicuiGaft uon Neis Onrf.
Gaptt9I S5OD,O0O.
Baltimore, Sir. 56 @r1ait9e Bldce.
SerfUd,erMngs 6 Gd,eine sir Guee,neine llnfdae
tar etnen bt8 ,nanate Gage.
Dte)e S9etne %ssTiti.ern eeBen trgnb etnsn nnfal thr
$5O0O I'm Eoossf1ue poer fus $25 90 pr. Q4G4e TIA Ser
~unRunBsfaae, (fe'baperf3n6fiA ArbeitsunT~ abtsfcst.)
l. Sag. ..........26 Cts EaDs.".......$ 1 %
2. n ............50 8 y ............n 2 90
s. " "'"''.76 " ~ " .''''''"'.'" S!Oe
NnnteIbuneen fir Dbtse e6stnr rsrb,n INT 6 ttr gRUr.
GEMS, IL usr Wttttage uuh 6 ubr Mbene8 tnteeeensenrrt.
men.
w1an bsten'e, 25 @ts. sr. 9dsH6ern $500.
S9eine tptreen In Der OfFte br @eieaf9sft Ns. 80 @r.
Gan8s place ~sertauft.
gRttts ., Sutton. Gsn.assnt.
~Fmral2ts} SnttSu 81 o /, 1ssnten.
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NN&steDttg flr 0tmipoubergr.

g N2ytcDft9 f1r 0tEstpeESeGrgE4
9{cle arrangements fir Ginmanocrer
bic nad3 beul Delten gu reilen DanI@en.
gpa eeGte, 8. gtpSby.5 an @er6er be gtnpaabersr aufber
Northern Central GGIuert ctr. Depot Gtieagabn nit Gem
Gypressue %bsfOrbsrt. 0e 9atn btetst baSar9 BEN GaH-
eran!en esneu ar6beten 8prtbetI, als treent etne
dnbers Satn, aud tt Fe UNI S4 4letlea tlrser ole iebe anhers
Babu mad benennten @IGBen, alas
Ptttsburg, @IepeIonO, Detroit, Sort @apne,
Chicago, Wtilpantee, @aIena, 9ubuque, st.
Saul, Npd Sslano, Burlington, Soma Gitp
uub perten be5balb bic mttNer Nprttesn Central gabn as
tsnben Yerfpnsn 10 Stunben frIber ale bic NIT aubern 9ate
men g~eesnbEu pprt %esutrehen, aud wsrben4 HtaI Nsnteer bic
gBaqen babel seUsSielt. Dte 9atn stebt bar5 ben f96ntea
Ebeil BON Obtp. Dte gang &utfernuns BON bter Ste &5teaap
III 800 Dieslen. DGs @epGd pirb tter seset@net (naarFeS)
uub Sebt nit ben 9afdgisren On ben Sefsnira uuesprt.
gla& GreitIine, 9aptpn, Cincinnati, Sn6iaaus
polls, 2OuiSpiQe unc st. Souls
rperben ebenfaus paHaetere ~tefptbert unb FGt iSr @eSdt
tel ne nettere uuaIabunestpRen bsreGnet, Dte palieettr.
E5rnen init benz , ubs, cper Absnbs 10 lEbrs 3uo nem eEFn
rei!It&. Qldssn eebsa, Opneuntereees arf0fbaifensu nerSen n,
Dnrdfabrts- SiRese pssbsu p~ersSpft Ia bsr Sfict RES
Neenten YpbR 9. SaIRer,
Ektl4 Nj 80 SfES Str. ssSs sRatsrS sBkar
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MonfGgge 8rpS+,
euerz8erit4erun9a ~ A9enten,
80 Seepncar /, EaltimDre.
A6saten fur bttfUI8snbeu 6eper-3 erF6truneA @Urapae-
uteen l. @lafe,
stetrpppIttan S~niurnnce Gp., Rtw gprS,
grunbtapttdl uuh SbIt6. $I,700,00
JnterndttpnaI Snf. Co., Ig,
SrunOiapttaI unbObIts. 1,250,OoO
Sbrtattc Sire Snfurcnce Co., 81
8ruubfapttaI 100000
ReioIute Sire Suiuranet Co.,
@runbtapitaI 100000
8trlufe werben prpnpt 6e0uta6ttt unb r~bnetreent etne
WersSgeruu9 In unGsret Office besablt.
EIr DpIt(n unb Stempelieine Bere&nune!
Eerfpnen, welde tn Ger Metrppclttdn Cber J~teIDIutt 60.
Serf6ern laHen, fnb III elmer DtDtDenbt BON BEN @cpsnn
bereGts8t DeIbe fGon r~aanebnal 90 DrD; betrus, phre Bag
re BITE ~ttpatger BerIufeb Der &pnap. beden au 6etfen brduhen.
Deutf@e Str n tud ais Rtferensent
GltI Il Ar. GbdS SpiIIer Il So.
Sttumann, 6inrt&s 4 RE. 9GGst 6naor
a.. z. @sGuns * DO. fEsiaSNi
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Ori9inalsSidets gu 81
Eu6 sssen &tnienOune hes betr. Betraes ntbf 5 SITS fiji
y1ftdInps nntsr oet NersOt: 2puts DuIItnGet
DettetItGune label etn
~I6pE3nft) Qpnfs RuTT4~n.x Ger va
tH tatsU.
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BE" Gun belo11Derell &ettlltlllbllabnle' %gsSa
@tnipGrterer unb &etitnte fplten ietr oprfGtto letn, ete
tie tbre StGete taIfen, unb iputen ~bteieten nUr BON ipI3en
enBefelten Sedntten tduten, bic Spr tbrem @cbalte leben,
nt4t abCr Don Nt1flern pber 3ptlGentrGeern, ia fe iDnp fer
@ela9r GuFeeebt limb, beittptnpeIt gu perbcn unb ttr Sch
untpnft ausJugebeu.
Dur@ abrts- 8tIIetc
naG alien &betten pss GBefenS limb su bdbeu let
Carl j ttpebranbt
Gen. GnitgranteH. VI i. Der 9altp Sbto GtTenSeba
(3ImraISl Rr. 81 TbameSfrGfc, Baltimore.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-08-03
Letter from "Disbanded Fenian.
ON the St. Louis Republican,

From the St. Louis Republican
ST. LOUIS CRY, SHUBERBs, June 9.
Mr. Editor-Mavorneen, it's mesilf that
feels imposed upon and used up jntirely.-
It's not in the heart of a man to traverse
the earth for eight and twenty years with
out sarious misfortune, TO be kicked to death
by jackars at and niver complain of it,
Bad luck TO the man that persuaded me
with his blarney from my precious ould
home. with lots o good living and lashuns
o. whiskey, TO shoot a Canucks in the big
British sheep pasture up North O. the lakes.
Bad luck to him, 1 say, and if 1 live a hun
dred years 1 wont risk my life wild such
nonsense again.
You see, yer mightiuess, the case was in
this wise. About four years ago Michael
O'Flsherty, that's the son of our ould
Misther O'Flaherty, and Mike" we used
to call him when he was mere speck of a
darlint, from the bags O. Ballyragget, he
comes to me, and says he, "Fennegau, do
you want to join the Faynians?'' What's
that?" said 1. "a great military organi-
zaIion," says he. docs it fght for the
stars and stripes and aigle ofliberty?'' says
I. "The divil Bit" says he. Thin it
was that be put the tip of his forefnger to
the point of his nose and winked with both
eyes wide open till I thought be meant
something to destroy the Government, the
best the sun ever shone On. for sure L once
heard man say so in sPache. Ny blood
commenced a rollin' and jumpin' and
thought Of dear old Erin far out IN the Bea.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-08-03
The Mormons. .

The new work on the Mormons gives the
following:
The internal arrangement Of affairs at the
harem is very similar to that of young
ladies' boarding school. Each woman hav-
ing her own room, her affairs are all cen
tered there The culinary department is
under control of such of the wives as Brig
ham from time to time appoints. She is
the stewardess, and carries the keys. A
cook is employed-generally man-and
several servants besides, who are all under
the control of the stewardess.
When the meals are prepared and ready
the bell rings, and each woman, with her
children, if she has any, files down to the
dining-table, and is seated as before stated.
Each, on rising, has her children to at
tend to, and get ready for breakfast; this
over, che commences the business Of the
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-08-03
From the La Crosse Wis., Democrat
How New England Rules the Country,
The West, her HeOer8 Of Wood and Drav
ers Of Water.

x-payers---working men!
Come with US a few moments. Do you
see that map of the country hanging against
the wall over yonder? Let US step closer
and look at it. Trace the water mark. The
ocean line with US from the Bay of Funday,
down by Cape Cod. Cape May, Cape Hat
teras. Cape Fear, Cape Florida, Mobile
Bay, Corpus Christi Bay, thence over to
Cape San Lucas, thence up the Pacific
coast to Victoria, and then across the coun-
try to the pine points of Maine, Michigan,
Pennsylvania, Minnesota and Texas-the
rocky hills of New Eogland-the coal beds
of the keystone State-the rich farms of
New York and New Jersey-the plantations
of the Sou,h-the broad Prairies of the
West-the golden gulches of California
the quartz mountains of Nevada, Montana,
Idaho, &5o.,-the Eastern, Western, North
eru and Southern States, ell belonging to
the Union-to you, the soVereigns.
And do you realize, traitors. that all this
country is controlled by the devil of New
! England radicalsm, New England aristo-
cracy, New England protection, New Eng
land Puritanism, New England narrow
mindedness, and New England bondocracy2
! Let US see.
Way up there is little point of land. 1t
is where the witch burning, psalm singing
Puritans landed, and whipped people for
kissing their wives on the Sabbath, and
where men are taught to mind the business
of other people. and to skin everything from
eels to gun-fints. Let Us take these six
New England States and see what they
amount to, in area, population, and voice
| IN COnUraSS.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1866-08-03

Hardly State of the six last named but
is equal in size to all of New England, while
one is a third larger. And the population
is nearly double,
In view Of the fact that since the the cen
sus was taken from which We CLEAN the
above figures, the New England States have
fallen off twelve per cent, and the six West
ern ones have increased over thirty per
cent, it is safe to say we more than double
them in population, as We beat them FIVE
times and over in extent.
And all this tract of country, an empire
of ITSELF has but the same representation
with fOrty-fve representatives in the House.
Now let US sit down on this lOg-by the
forge-on your shoe, tailor or carpenters
bench; let as lean on this hoe-bandle, rest
on this Pick-ax; on this pIoW-beam, or
wherever We are, and see what difference
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Driving up Of the Missisainni.

The St. Paul Pioneer says: Old steam
boat men declare that the signs of the past
four or FIVE seasons point 10 the permanent
drying up of tile Mississippi river. reduc.
ing 1t from a stream naVigable for the laFg-
est boats the whole season to one Of uncsF-
tain navigation like the Missouri, passabls
at certain seasons, and the rest OF the year
shrunk to a mere creek, winding along
among sand bars and shoals There is GER
taiuly some change taking place in our cli-
mate that is affecting our lakes and rivers.
They are greatly indifferent in their hsbits
to what they were eight or ten years ago.
The average of water is still decreasing.-
Our June rise," once as certain as the
coming of the month, has totally ceased.
| The heaviest rains, which once would have
swelled the river several feet, now do not
seem to affect it in the least.
There are many theories advanced to ak
/ plain this. One is that the climate is uE-
dergoing some change, which seems plsus-
/ ible, as those who have studied the meteor
/ ology Of our State are convinced that this
/ change is taking place. Another theory is,
that the cultivation Of the country, dsstTue-
tion of the forests, and other physical
causes have tended TO decrease the rainfall.
and retard the flowing Of the extra moisture
/ into the streame.
Whatever may be the cause, the effect
certainly exists. and the same thing has
! been on all the Western rivers, which are
gradually shrinking up. In our case. how
ever, the evil is less 10 be feared, because
our railroad system is 80 nearly developed
that our river navigation is not now the
necessity it once was TO our commercial
public. The river can never agaiu, whether
it continues navigable or not, assume the
important part it has hitherto played in the
development Of our State.
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The following notice was very recently
found posted on a tree, having been put
there by some old curmudgeon who was too
mean to take paper or to advertise:
"Lost-a red Caf. had A whit Spot on
1-of Her legs. be was She caf will
Civ dollers to evri Bod that brings him
hum"
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INSECT LIEE.-A peculiar poetic pen
furnishes the following funny fancy:
Insects must generally lead joyful life.
Think what it must be to lodge in lilly.
Imagine palace of ivory or pearl. With
pillars of silver and capitals of gold, ali ex-
haling such perfume as never arose from a
censor. Fancy again the fun of tucking
yourself up for the night in the folds of a
rose. rocked to sleep by the gentle sighs of
the summer air, and nothing 10 do when
you wake up but to wash yourself in dew
drops and fall to and eat your bed clothes.
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NUMBER 81.

So, to punish him for insultiB me, tossed
shamrock at his head, and behave he re-
members it. The shamrock was brick,
yer awfulness.
After a while Tim comes to me again,
and tells me the Faynians is body of men
who are going to fog the British. aud re-
lease ould Ireland from tyranical rule.
was glad of that, and tould him I'd Join
on that very evening. Then We shook
hands and took smile, O'Flaherty and
me.
That very night went into the Fayians
tooth and toe-nsils and all my ould clothes.
Night and day we drilled and worked to
learn how to shoot down the inemy. The
officers drilled as. and the speakers bored
US, and we all felt merry, fer they said we
would take Canada, and thin blessed ouId
Ireland would be free once again.
Och, Mavourneen, wasn't gallantl
drilled till thought of fatigue / would fall.
splent whole week in the ranks with muskUt,
Larnin' step for the Canada ball.
That's what I used to sing, and short
time ago, when two thousand of US (barrin'
thu eighteen hundred who had to turn back
for to saw some wood before they could
&c, started for the Canada border, which
is very troublesome piece of American
embroidery. felt glorious, Misther Edi-
tor, and my heart went pitY-Pat. But /
went to the front, and bedad it's wonder
didn't sthay there. The commander said
we would come out victorious, but the mi
racle was that we came out at all. The
red-coats were all around us, and the
Americans wouldn't let recruits pass over
to US, because maybe they couldn't pay
ferriage.
Funds was mighty low, yer graciousness,
for it costs a great deal to run the FayniaB
organization four years, and the treasury
had the Sweeney. Beinforcemeuts couldn't
get transportation, you see. If they had
fallen into British hands they would have
got transportation for life. So, when We
saw that we couldn't get help. we left FoTt
Erie, and gave it up to the British again,
the sPalpeens. We could not hould place
like that. 1t wasn't our fort.
Next day was mustered out. Faith,
it's wonder want peppered out. got
my discharge, without a mouthful O. IA
tions, back pay or bounty. Icould neither
get any back pay, nor anybody to pay my
may back, so l had to walk over and foot
my own bills. But I'm full O. patriotism
as ever, and 1 long for the day that is to
shorten the bondage of Erin, dear Erin, the
land O my birth. (That's poetry.)
But l won't 60 to Canada again. It's 3
mighty Gne country it is, aud a good place
to take, but it don't pay. Ny Colleen
Bawn and the two childers may wake to
dreams o future bliss and prosperity, for
their husband and father has unsoldiered
himself and will hereafter leave Canada in
| peace and barenness. It's at ONE I am,
and I've commenced Wearin' off the Green.
| With heart firm in the cause, and body
that means to keep out Of it till the pros
pect brightens, am, Misther Editor,
TIN FIEEEeAE, T. G. (Tail Centre