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&c 9e8eh NsrlIt eurd Tfuer unter ben e~lnftgfen Ssbine.
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y ) bartlett, BON 9 ! DarIett II 60. -
5 9 6prbes, Builder
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-17
@banpS' @Tpre6 GDmpa0nie
sa9gE

bef6rbert GIter 2BertbaGen une @elber mad aaen EbetIen
ber Der. Staten nnb mad taf alien Stetlen Ter g8elt.
Die Sidertett bes @t9entbum8, pelde8 TOR anoertrdut
ptrb,-ber ntebrt8e prets, ben lie fur 6ubrGDbn tere6net-
bic JtegeImast9fett nnb 0af9bett tn tbrtrn @el9dftseanee
Daaren, Dertbia6en anb @aIb au oerl6tden saben MAIDEN
be Meanrs GrpreG Gcn1pa8mie unIbertrefFi@ a8
eth Be 1rberun8SnttteI.
SIR Musfunft melbe man f@ In Der SauptpSffee BET
&Dmpd8ntttn Baltimore
Rp. 1874 D. lit Stra5e,
Gber tn t9ren 8ureans " D. 227 unb 229 9, 8 pw-
arb & r., an ber aItert1S t6ttDn unb am q pr-
fplf Dberf, Oter Set treenb ether itrer MSenturen.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-17

@aOrOOeQli C)er 1lO1O~
as 0teaelmdsige btrette
SsssA Qnf= Sornpti6if< sga6rt
SSre1tae1t a11tO SSe1O MUrR
pia Southampton
oar1. bic b%elie6ter, elegant ein9eri9teten 8pfbantpfciF
Srcils'., Capt. 6. Uieber,
GeiD 8orF, Capt. g. bon Stereibprp
9anias Capt. 5. s. bon Ganteas
MnrericG, Capt. s. WeIef8,
g%era1attas @apt. 8. g}enfe
Ssnffd1sanc, inn 8au.
laIiom, i'm 8an.
bon 5000 3onten NIB 700 8ferbefraft.
Die @rpebitipn8tage inb ME folgt fefseicst:
Son GtelaeiI: GOntDamptcn: S1ep OF
gtoo. 49, gtcb. p. DeS6r. 16
0e5. z. Deg. 8. 80.
~ 10. ~ 20. San. 13.
80. San. Is. 81.
San. -. IN 81. Gebr. 10.
an ipel9eu 9ugen bic Dampfer
Die Ser, st. 9suGE
mitne6ulen.
Die Dartpfer bieier Qiuie 6alten CUR Qantuns
idgieren mad Gn8tanS uiib Grantrei9 In Sout6a
Bol7a9ezBrei
S0n Bremet nadJ gfc.r 9JSrf.
!. eoiHto. 0eere' Gatcu. ...$112 500
I datfret bo 80. 80 so in Sob.
3pttbenbed i. ......... As 90
BON Sfeio yprt to6 Bremen, 2OtSpm, 6apre umb
Sout1dtnpfon.
goiiite, Gberer Sailor. .. $1O5 OO)
I Hnterer DO 49,. 90 so in Crib.
51tQenoea .:s............ 81 5QS ..ar
gls incl. BetSfti8uug. &iaber 8tpii6en 10 9obreu
bic 96lfte.
I &%ontorten mad SATIRE, 2pnbpn, 5out6ampton
nnb Bremen 81 ben n~iebriBfcn 45reiIen.
Radete u. !. N. rerben Bis 9 Q9r gprmittaSs am us.
~gon97fa6e hi bureau Der l1nter6e4neten dn9er,pmneu
unb alf 9erIanGen uat3 irgcno einem 86eile Spn Seut;@a
lanS befSroert. -, T
Wht b'eisn s6tlTe! iperben @rtefe mad anen 96eiler
DeIti6ian38 betbrbert nnb inter br QuI6rift reer 8rez
tier Steamer" Ill alien Bpa- BnreauB Der Ser. @taater
an9enommeI.
GSe8en Tra4t nn6 Baiio8e tpenbe man ft on
a.E. Selrid'S s; Co.,
$40. IS 8roabftr., Stem gcrf.
ober at bie Offce 6eS. Baltimore De9er". [1iai1
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Ieaer<@erfiGerum9
Der aTpctirten Teueruant8 8eritderun08Qe,
Ie1Idaft BON Baltimore.
gp. a. 5putbfr. 8e8enIber benz Sun-@ebdube.
SIN 8etra&t Der erfpIsret&en Sb6ttsfett bs Damp .;Fe 1tsr.
DepdrtementS feasn ptr tpn lest an surn %btuteeren Nreife
neue ppltcen aus unb erneuern au@ bic aIten IA Ser biTte.
fen Staten. aNe Dteieuteeni pelGe 9dufer REbeIn pbe,
Ipnftee Derttee8enf6nbe fIr eth pSer Eeben Sabrf AZ Der.
HGerrt wInf6en, perben bterntt etnaelaben, Id BE Qfns
utierer terab8e festen pr6mten a~nSuieben.
ale BerIufe nsrben ute btshtr prprnpt urb liberal aus
tesabIt. Spbn 6. WRp pte, Wr6f.
SireffCrsH :
9Ha aDrt. 81. Sad. ~ allen Datue,
Sante8 G. gDbeeben, SenteS @ektn.
2oncafer Dub. Rpab MaIGer.
St6arb 6. Wldipn.- - Sdme8 ". Bruce.--
Samuel &trf. SaCDb Traa.
BrauctS Burns. Sdrte8 Dpune.
Tranets y. Wttaer. Seneca !. Geres.
Or. 8. G.. %. 3tnSe.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-01-17

OEORe YrdulienzG oaecte
snr GrrtGtuns tes
ON o. 2tPrtI 1860 bonn Gtadfe Stem Serfep tuz
cprpprirter
Seuti1en SlOoliocn@ unb @oiienDaulcs
tn br beuti6en Stabt
0A0 S0r6Dr GifD.
9retbunoerttau Ieno Contributions : Nntbeile
tebeF u rttetI M ct II DpIIer,
fur ben .Ir
SubaliOell= rlO @aiien6au8= 6ouO,
ppgt9tf
Observation-Disclosures NrGnttcft Dertbeilt
MerOen%
Seller Der ctHen DrGar ~antcenbst, rt NIT btefer fletuen
geifeIer btrfrippeIte SDlbdten unb b~erIaneue ,Gtnber inter.
fuesn ~ telfen, bat bic @usf9t, burA eItiee @ermtttluu9
Der frau Sprtuna etnen ~ret5enben 20neftb BON $40, 900 qpertb
peer tpntt etne Vrdrtte bn beer Sumnie obpdrt8 au etite-
lsn. Die Wert6etIun9 btetet ~pecuntare 8crttetle fte teine
Smette Seber AntRetl"S a E1Ms ct ne
y : a nj te erb0lten. -.,
NapereS bsfa8t has p~pbltrtrte pamphlet.
SIN Muftraee:
Ser gerrpattun88ratb bes teutfben SnhaIitst-
unb carbohydrates.
~. I'm = mt Il II . Seft.
Originals
Su 81 fnb ~;usFaben; SO. 299 9rattfr. BET Gbr. Stf6e r
fopte eseen @tnientune tes tetr. getraeS nstf 8 Gts fiji
9Cffamp8 inter Der Nbrefe 2putB BmIItnser
@983arbgr Gttt New Serfep. gu sablret6er
BetbetltBunGl Label ein
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MF 2tdsts irb aud tn.her SfFGe tes RaItImVrsg8ed f
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~ N - .vn
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I'll s6 Hs II i N
u ~ = 1fA >" 4s Al
SSe1Sers &SeresCDer0u0S9e1eW1cDG
in 9lepzYprf,
gaar-eaptta1 ........ $780, 900. 90
neHert3nB am l. S'"' SS siI;.''.'1. $15,Z72Sl
So tsesF! %rahPen1
""SP'PF outright SstF|
SireftSren:
W1prts Stleer. gep. s. 8bpmas.
NttGael 9tenGu. 2Dtltam Sdou-
S. 9enrs @atft' linton S4etttin.
Senrp BdG. Veter Mfurras.
6. goppenbnIen. y. RGufe.
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gD1iter ), 91tpeFt+ Sptu'Gnt 2. SaatFH'
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element 3eerpt: 2*G' GtlsEefhtIRs
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8. S6let9tr G.9, y. DpHrmdrt-
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1866

1866.
= 9anomrgzQ grcrifoulihe
es Patcifaget NFtieusG 3cE GEsjaft
@Uft>On @dbtffnbrt
JptfAen
9au1bMr9 unb y2ep Sort, pia @putbampton,
r%nfttteli Der nsuen, uuf tas Gptttete ertuuten unb 81
Gantefe etn9ertGteten grC6en eiiernep prf- Datnpff6tfTe;
@erriamid, $500 8Onnen, Capt $ @6Iers,
Sdrosins $3.50 1pnnen, Capt s 6 Uteier,
9alctraniG, 1900 8Onneu, [neu @apt 81 3rai1tmo1n
SOrui(as 2EOO 8onner, Capt 8 3 StpenIen.
Suoario, G4O0 &pnuen, Capt 8 3aube,
ScatOtia, 2fOO Gpnnen, Capt s s. Saad,
3ret 9ampfer i'm ga1 ~te9riffen.
Die DGnPfer etffsV Qtate ~bEi5rheru bic
Oeretni9te Staaten DoIf
UNITED States Mail
unb sebfn pdprcnb Sttes 9atrss rs8Hmdbt8 BEN Rep gprf
mad EGnbur9 .-
Sonuar 6, 81. 8e6ruar 8. II. NRarJ 3, II, 81. Wpr
Il, %. gPot IL, %. Sunt9 %. Suit T. 81. Auslf
418. @sptemter ! L, %. 9fsDbsr IS, 27. Noceniser
10, "a. DeSembtr 8 ".
Nnferssnt Eerben paprenp tes san5en Satre$ GrttG Stsa-
mer aSGeEen, 70 fa8 II bt3n etns ptdentltGe 9erttnDup8
{ tffen ytp ggrf unb SGubEr9 fattttnpen frtrb.
TCa SteD gcrf ned 9Gmbur9, SaSre, &CneUH unb
Southampton:
I SoiTts Sper"Salpn...'. $4,000
SDtfDenceu. H. 5U
g5pn 9arabur8 pnO 8oSrs mad IeD DOrf.
1. Gailn 9ber-Sol9H - .'".."...h...$ll2 10
om,r4"| u"tsr-5&Ie" ............., e. 80 09
SatIbdr IN 9Gle peer G|dPt2r6sie NIT GCIe-Ngtp.
Gtnber 5ptfAen ] unD 10 >5agren bic G6lfte.
(AHe incl. 9ef91jaung.)
TetpursTtdetS 3U e~rrGeigten 9retIen.
EE 4ofete mad @urDpa nebuen !tr bis utr E2pr9ens
am Nb9ansstaGe ftues tfben Dampfl1tfes gm.
1he8tn @afaee ptn6e man Ii6 tn yeD Dor auSfGlteBttG
an Bic General pahage@ Neenten Der '2inle, 6, 81 Il q )
& SO1s, Np. g 8arcIp59r. aabe BrcabBoa
Sa Baltimore an BITE U~Tpeoittg1 bss g3alttGaCregpeGer. !"
ti2ilt tuu Id
ESsss~Is Rotomac ;"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dampfet @rpreB Cart G. g.. 3ltther,
SO. RuEIbeh Capt. gDIn. ditSgan,
reriaifsn yi89tRr. Mbart 5u5 son 1arretz jehea Dtsnhaa
unb SGmraG 4 utr giadn'tta8s fur
MIeranbria, Waibin9tpn uro @eorgetpwn
IN @etb!ubung NIT Der Orange un0 9%leranbrta @iienb46n
nod ~3qndbHrs unb talten an be Bsu56nIiaeu 2aH6uugs.
pIdSen bS 9Dtpn10t S iu6e8 an.
.s3urudtebreHo 0eriafen tie feiben Us a rs t II ie6en
Dttttp99 uno Somfag 8 uGr %lOr9ens unb u Re "a nbrtd
Z ubr ysor8eH& nnb 9alten ebtnfaas an ben Dptmnec San.
6ur8$piGben an.
eDf6fn @nSfuHft a6er 8raat obeg &aFaee wenbe man f&
SIN Beltimrte
On Y. Neebba m u Spns. IN RiabtFr. gDborf:
SIN Nleraa1rtG.
CT 3. BrDber8 q GD., Wp. 8 Etnefr.:
Sn 4oIttnetou uEt Q3grr8etrmn,
du MdrGdn. Rbtneb0rt & 8 D.. WD. 100 gBotsrRr.
unb 21 z ctr. :. fkinn M
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1aasiOn Beuer gSerfTGeruu88" 0efeGi
f61aft 1pn Baltimore
Dtefe GefeuidGft tt nrnmebr Serett 8ewer-@ g rEderunee
dr Stdbt. une GanbbsEStbuu entee Beusunebmen Die 9face
eFasst a@ Rp, 40 SecVnbfrabs, auf Der TOrbiette.
SpbUGSateS s, RrGFbeut.
treftpren
Rbaunep Errpss, praFbentber D~92eGtsrn 8ant".
Seurp 6. SbrnCd.
2Dr1. &besuut, opn Spnt. Chestnut * 81. s-z
Stmrn 9oriburf, Eaufunann, Spgt6fr
g6m Drtbse$, Don 81 nj. Ertbses & &pbn.
SDbn g 5epeS, Eieblbdnbier, 9rattaT.
SpIepS Wdttbelps, BON Ebps. SPottter& & Spbn.
g8ut 8. pens, Beef unb Ypri-W6fler.
SObn g Bridges, ppn s. s. Brtt8eB & 60.
SSbn Coates, DretterbanbIer.
SaraeS > Speot, epu Gebr. SpeGr+
Spbn Surnbua IT,. Eeppi@tGubIef gaIttttortlr
(eoRt III $780, Otis spear Setr
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19
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The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

CIVIL RIGIIrs BML.-We understand
that day before yesterday, Judge Bartlett
permitted mulatto, by the name of Bass
to testify on the part of the State Of Ar
kansas and James Thompson, an Indian,
on an indictment for larceny. Messrs.
Duiiie n Duflie, counsel for the defence,
objected to the admissibility Of the testi-
mony on the grounds: l,.4.
lst. That the Civil Rights Bill is in
conflict with the Constitution Of the
United States. 9
3D. That if the Bill Is Constitutional,
it was passed for the protection Of freed
men, negroes and mulattOs) and only
corners ON THEM tho right tv tcet;t, In 90
ses in which negroes or mulattOs are par
ties to the suit
The objection was Overruled by the
court, and we understand the case will he
removed into the Supreme Court of the
State for the purpose of testing the Con-
stitutionality of the bill.-Pontograph.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

SUCCESSFUL EDIroRs.-An English
Editor says GA good editor, a conpe
tent newspaper conductor, is like a gene.
raj or poet, born, not made. Exercise
and experience give facilities, but the
qualification is not manifested. On the
London daily papers all the great histo-
rians. novelists, poets, essayists, and the
writer's of travels, have been tried, and
nearly every one has failed. Il can,"
said the late editor of the London Times,
" find any number Of men to write for
me, but very seldom one of common
sense" Nearly all successful editors are
of this description. A good editor sell
dom writes much for his paper; he reads,
judges, selects, dictates, alters and COM
bines and to do all of this well he has
but little time for composition. To write
for paper is one thing-to edit 1t an
other.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

TRUE COURTESY. courtesy is
widely different from the courtesy which
blooms only in the sunshine of love and
and the smile Of beauty, and withers and
cools down in the atmosphere of power
ty age and toll. Show me the man who
can quit the brilliant society of the young
to listen to the kindly voice ofage; who
can hold cheerful converse with one
whom years has deprived of charms
Show me the man OF generous impulses
who is always willing to help the poor
and needy-show me the man who treats
unprotected maidenhood as he would the
-heiress. surrounded by the protection OF
rank, riches and family. Show me the
man who never forgets for an instant the
delicacy, the respect that is due to wo-
man as woman in any condition or class
show me such man, and you show
me gentleman-nay, you show me bet
ter, you show me true Christian.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

TRUTH IN A NUTsHELL.-On the 18th
of December, Mr.. Trumbull, of Illinois,
1859, then, as now, Senator OF the
United States, said:
"In my judgment, there is a distinc.
ton between the white and black races
made by omnipotence itself. l do not
believe these two races can live happily
and pleasantly together"
Not five months later, Andrew John.
son, Senator from Tennessee, said
" The Senator from Illinois comedies
the whole ground, and oil his clamor and
clap-trap about liberty, and man being
created equal, falls to the ground"
Just now it would be we'll if both Of
these men would remember what they
said and act upon it.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

EF- There was Q particularly good
thing" in the Day Book recently. Blus-
tering Ben Wade, in the United States
Senate, in the course Of one Of his win.
dy illusions, spiced with scriptural phra-
ses and pious references, made the re-
mark" We can say, with st. Paul that
we have fought the good fight" TO
which the Day Book adds" Would to
God you could say with st. Paul, also,
that you had finished your course"
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

Ex- A bill is before the Massachusetts,
Legislature, which provides for the ap-
pointment of an Inspector of manufacto-
ries, whose duty shall be to secure to all
children cmployedas operatives the full
benefit of the State laws. This is the
first movement the ancient colony has
taken in home improvement Rochester
". Y. Union.
1t is about time that Massachusetts
looked after her factory operatives and
secured to them fair treatment, instead
OF sending her emissaries south to dis
turb the relations between the negro and
his late master. There Is no State where
a Freedmcns Bureau is so much needed
as in Massachusetts, Cincinnati EnqM.
rer
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19
Wanted ed---Saw Logs,
AT THE
Van Burcn Agricultural Works.

TNHE Van Buren Agricultural Works want
an unlimited number Of saw stocks.
They wiz contract for any quantity delivered
at the river bank in rafts or delivered by wag-
on at their Steam Saw Mill, upper end of the
City Wharf. Stocks Of any kind Of Lumber.
such as Pine. Cedar, Oak, Cherry, Walnut.
Gum. Cottonwood, &c- wanted. Persons
wishing to contract will address ivan Buren
Agricultural Works" or apply in person ut
the Office of the works.
IIAYMAH e. SCOTT.
Van Buren. April !, 1858.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

Eg"I expect" said young physi-
clan on his way to Jamaica, on hearing
exaggerated rumors OF the " cholera, to
witness great many death-bed scenes
this summer" Doubtless replied
friend, "if you get much practice"
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

ET Mrs. Gen. Tom. Thumb is at Cliff.
ton super Bristol, England. 1t is said
she is preparing for little event that
usually makes quite commtion in a
family.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

See the chrysalis awaking,
From its narrow prison breaking.
Plumes its golden-huei pinions,
To explore its new dohlinions;
Clothed by Heavens cKulgent flood,
Flowers fragrance ample food.
So it liveth, hour by hour,
Breathing fragrance from each flower,
b. ,hing in the liquid light
OF morning, noon or starry night;
Light for raiment, incense living,
On the breath of Heaven thriving.
Not more purely evanescent
Are the beams Of yonder crescent,
Hanging in the starry skies,
Beacon light to Paradise. ii.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

The New Orleans city election result
cd in a triumph for the National Demo
cratic ticket, and the election Of General
Hays for Sheriff.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

Ey The Radicals in Congress arc
compared, by HENRY WARD BEEcHER to
monkeys on coacoanut tree, pelting the
President from n safe distance.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

Ny- The Radicals have denounced
Johnson as an usurper, and now they
have by their votes in the Senate, not on
ly accepted him as such, but have entrus-
ted to him dictatorial powers. Against
his will they have declared that he shall
imprison all State judges who disagree
with him about the negro; they have de-
clared that he shall fill thousands Of off,
ces that he shall have supreme control
of the Southery States; that he shall use
to an arbitrary extenth power as com
mander-in- chief of the army and navy OF
the United States. These are momen-
tous powers to entrust to single individ.
ual; but we hope President Johnson has
the sagacity to exercise them with pru-
dence and Judgment.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

Eg- am not, and never have been in
favor of making voters or jurors OF ne
groes, nor Of qualifying them to hold of
fees or intermarry with the white people,
and 1 will say, in addition to this, that
there is physical difference betw the
white and black races, which, / believe
will ever forbid the two races living on
terms Of social and political equality.
And inasmuch as they cannot so live,
while they do remain together there must
be the position Of superior and inferior
and / am us much as any other man in
favor of having the superior position as
signed to the white race to which / be-
long.-ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

CURE FOR CHoLERA.--The National In
hH;gencer has the following Rev. Dr.
Hamlin, Of Constantinople, saved hun
dreds of lives by the following simple
preparation. during the terrible raging OF
cholera in that city, a few years since. In
no case did the remedy fail where the dis
ease could be reached in season. 1t is no
less effective in cholera morbus and ordi-
nary diarrhea:
One part laudanum; one part campho-
rated spirit; two parts tincture OF gin
ger. Two parts capsicum. u1
Dose---One tcaspoonlnl in awine- glass
Of water. If the case is obstinate repeat
the dose in three or four hours.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19


CoLoRED MEN EXCLUDED FROM Bos-
TON. THEATERs. The theatrical managers
in Boston, have combined to keep color
ed people out of the places of amuse-
ment, Notwithstanding the recent law on
the subject. AS only a nominal fine is
imposed for breaking the law, and their
licenses are not affected by the exclusion,
they think they can successfully resist
the law.-N Y. Eveniny Post.
When the head quarters of New Eng
land thus practically repudiates the idea
of negro equality in the bogus Civil
Rights bill, it's authors can judge of the
detestation in which it is held in other
portions of the country. The utter fol
ly of attempting to place the races on any
thing like social or political equality. will
be thoroughly manifested to them by the
progress Of events. No partisan edict
can eradicate the customs OF centuries
or the feelings of races that inspired
them Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19
POETRY.
For The Vdn Bmen Press.
The Butterfly.

"SCHMETTERLING KLEINEs DING,
SAGE. wOyON LElsEST DU y
BLUMENDUrT. SONNENsCHEIN.
DAs SIND NAHRUNGsMITTEL y MEM"
The Van Buren press., 1866-05-19

FIRST LovE.-Davd Crockett, when
quite youth, fell in love with beautiful
Quaker girl; and he thus forcibly, graph
ically and poetically describes the effect,
on an ardent and susceptible mind, pro-
duced by first love:
II found myself over head and ears in
love with this girl, and thought that If
all the hills were pure chink, and all be-
longed to me, would give them If /
could just talk to her as ! wanted to; but
l was afraid to begin; for when ! would
think of saying anything to her, my heart
would begin to flutter like a duck in a
puddle: and if / tried to outdo it and
speak, it would get right smack up my
throat and choak me like cold potato
New-York tribune., 1866-04-26
The Paeiac Railroad b M.

The following is the Pacific Railroad bill reported
Be enacted By tie Senate and House of Rsprssentars Of ns
URsd States Of America In ConSrss asmbd That or the
purpose Of securing the Of the
the Northern Pacific Railroad and Telegraph and its fu
completion at the earliest practicable time tho Secretary
the Treasury Of tho United States hereby authorized and
directed whenever and often the Commissioners named
the fourth section Of Of incorporation shall repore
the completion Of consecutive miles OF said road "a
pledge the credit Of the United States In such form th
the interest stock OF the said Company from the date o.
the issue Of the game and for period not exceeding
from the date of said the rate Of six per centpm
annum payable semi annually on the ist days Of July NV.
January In each and every year IN the legal eurssn
its depostaries following extent that u ssys
For that portion Of said road which Is emoaoea
lie eastern point points Of go
shall be hereafter located and the iolst MERIDIAN s0 as"
See FiHk Psse.