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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13
Serfauf etMer Dampfs GVibIe
i'm Gapalerte Depot, 0iesbprC, 8. s.
@tn. OM. Offies. /. gtSiRuu.

OHitfo'OT - y WV -" Otpt' AOOos
&ui Sefett ses General QuarttsrmeitsrS rtrb amt NPttt.
prG ben 4 NprtI 1866 UNI IL llbr RaGmtttdeS, unto
DIRECTION es art. @eUr9t Z SrrrpninS, na6fsbtnb BE-
t@rte6enet @tsentRum an Drt Inb STEELE nuf BfentIt6tr
&petipn Serfdut ale
gtne ~ Daup' Rdbl. unb S6rpt. Mitit. Siam, mIi
naldOtr @rautt. @rnnaadrtr, 30 bet so Jus neta GStIeas
6tu. une INSTRUMENTATION, ale bonn hcfeR Ntater al
pnb apf Sas SpIieefe esbdut.
B.rn,r sur felRsn 3stt uub an bemIeIttn 9lass tts DE-
i&tntrte nnb @turta tane Der NlbIe bsft bent aus
&tner ~ ytafttne Tpt 100 9~ferheirait NIT @pItnhrr
bon ~ sou Durdmsiitr unb "a 3Oa Blu. Guf ttntm f9ms-
rem, ttternsh Gttt, nit Ynmprn far talt unb brtssS SCaf-
fer unb 9etJer Mnb suBttf'rntm S6munsrabs. &rie5ra,
bUn ~esmielbeu R1tsrtaI, ,tbn 10) TrB i'm Dur6ntefer
Sts1unb3ranii8 GA Sen Sreits nit Subpn's TGtent @S.
Serter. .-
3pei (2) &efel BON je (60) 9ieroetraft
SSm btfen S%tHeIetttn eema&t, iinfis6sJsbntI l6Il6l 3Oa
bid, fanf (5J. Bat TIM Dur&mtf:r nnO S~terjttn t14) 5ub
Glues enttalttnb BON te bret (3l unb etnptertfI (XJ 3SG
Int Gutamsiisr NIT aaem %nottI6sn 3utsb6r.
3ebn (1O) 8aar &eeo's 4atsnt 8udinsbam
orei6ig 800 Boil SprinsmibleH
trri1tet aus lGGttt fraHjGRi4en Burr DuRIastnsn unb
auf BITE fGprvhen. bet Bdtanetritu &ab men eeftbL NIT
llmfana UNI outs Sen, @etrsste rub prdpurtrte SHUTTER
nod hem StonSmttbsn ub arbe!tettparenefen plaus 3u
i6uttben unh cerpa6sn
otsf 3rttbrdttr (pnIepSl BON @asstfe len NIT Sanger unit
@abmen tbrrsn) ttnrti6tnb UNI tl0l gaar BurrS iu ttet.
b.m. Der 9aupttrcibratmen TT municipalities Rutbsr unb
"a 3ea brett. Dte Nttnen 3uH Gr t;en her WtibIen Gnb
pSnt beftn @t6tneeeerbien patertgt 3ogenen 3ster.
Die Wai4tne, RsftI uH6 @tnst&tursen Gger Mrten ftub
Spm brftn Wfatsrill nue Itbstt unb bcfnSeH I'D mos i'm.
nntr TIM B fen 3uaGnb unh SstriebrrtHuns. Die 0ilbIr
irar nur Is Wlrn1te u Gperqttpn
sVtnn :s Der Netnt her atstt,ane am gsrtauistass iar
paftnS finbet, 70 perttn bic &tbd1ef fernrdt ~pettduft,
Vertaufs .8ettueunetn 8aar tn Der. Staten @clt.
R1uftr fnb ss'Rft6 et ibr @ieeutbu besOr rem eratn
nj tfeu 8tat nee sultaitn mtun it lid Mot mttterpFiIe
anberptitts NIT benz q uneelgen!buGe r btrfdnbtsen.
Nm Werfaufstdge Bebt Elm Bort ttnntIt6 pom Warft ts1
NAB @ttsbcrp as. ~
Srtt } wctttrt Gustuuft srtiIt man, nenn man IT'D p.r.
lSnItt rbtt trief Hid an gapttln &eSret GrUpntng u. :,
Dt Wtesbcrr, potr an htrfs Of1ee Tenbtt.
SdmeS u. @ttn,
Breb. Brt9. WeneraI In bargs
LEOR an.9A 1 n. \ ~ m nN0
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13
5esierun9s>8 srtauf BON lberfliiig sewOr6es
' nem 6artbrpo.

SubRGtnt Office II g n, 80. s g. @asar.
Bait more, Ntt,, go. 6ebruar 1856.
@trNeseItt An8ebrte tint DupltRa. fir ben Autauf tnn
SGrtem 8rSb, rtI6ts tn btelem Depot ~SDrrdtbts III,
mttbtn IN btsier DtRee dusenrntmtn bis Samaas, Il. NRdrS
1856. 1 H-'t
Austbstt nafisu %tsuertsn, has bt.is Oftrtt H@ auf Reie
MnSetse beitett.
Dds TrpS TT In 9tHtn bot 1907 funIsts Ytt jeee Sersadt.
Ansetpte fur pentgtr ais 90 Rifen werbtn ntHt dnsenpnt-
men. Autiuft tper6tH tOhentrtt sem 1duter at SUrb BON
EranSprrtl6tfen IberItefst. u
Mnnabme kes @ebpteS. 3paatts Sage Hns trldubt gun;
WesbrtnGen Der 9Dddren- Mnaetrtt tnIGen dut benz lint.
i6Ids "prUppfaIs for 3arb Srtdb1 tntpiHrt unS %dbreffrt
fttn an @ M
7 EbUmaE UtIipn,
Bot Ct &rI unt q g II y u
(27fe-1Tmrt) Bpt 8rtA Sen gs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13
0snater xyabe tib.r bic ..xabieaIen''.

Dim 2. b. SO. purbe 6cn. 9. S. Wape i'm
Senat 9saEtbtgt, cine 8emertuns bes Senas
tor Scbnlon bon MarYlanb gu pteoerlesen,
nobel &c auf fclsenbe iebr 9arattertlGe Wetie
feline @eltmunsen GuBerte:
WCbl 5err 9rdifOent, iG tpmroe
in fritberen 3eiten bier i'm Senat Elm Nbplis
tiOntlt ssnannt, bod jebt, bat man ben Nas
men 9ednbert. sic linD ale N%bolitipntlten
9etpcroen uno baben metnen Namen besbalb
I'M vNabtcal" untsepanbelt.
Str. @Cnneb-gtne rabitale 9tenoeruna.
Str. Wabe = Nein mein 6err, es it feine
Nenberuns, es 1T seraoe nod baielbt, !vas
mein NbUlittOntSmus war. Metn 6err, ber+
Ielbe bat eu9 teite9t. 0er paet es nod su
laeen, er Iei fem NbOlitiuni 4?
Sd bin Elm alter Splbat In btelem pplitt-
Sample. Sd mar Senator, als nod
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13
DeutfAeS NrbcitS> Wdhweifmno8
s. SureNh,
TbnmedStrdEe Nn. 65 ~

uattr auff6t ttr n DsutI6tn @eftafGaitr,
Aue Dtettntstn, rtI6t htutt6e 9anbrerIer, Mrbctter peer
Ottnandb&en ~ beladftisen winf&en, ipwieEdue htutIHer
drt"ttiH&eubtn tudutn I'D ptrlSnlth cttr In ~ftdntirten grte.
tu an ben Maente1 Der &c fddft, 5rn. sd. @eIItn y.
. { Ne: Do LtAntsfraet. renben, tptI&eS unentselbIit
dnttunFa rtttttIen w4rt UN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13
S, 8. Sirsert.
II ntDn q pftI

Ns. Sal, 12-Strass ariI6eA 6 unA . Str.
Wafttn etpn, .. z.
SD erlaase Mir btetintt metnen Treunb9n unb Btidnnten
Iswte Sent setbrftn Yublifunt anau3eisen. tGs ID rbtuecs
rdnnte ntu1 Wtribfbdft erSfnet babe uub i9 Maes dufbie=
ten wtrbe, Nce!bsn NIT ben beftn SpeiItu unb @etrdnttr
~ b~strteltStn nnI lsbt tt hs1balt etnsrh sitGrei6en 3u-
ippudI ~enteestn
(~9fe3nttl s. Z. steer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13
(fe26-agt3l
@ertuuf zines 0ampiteIeIS, Yumpen, @aRer.
rpbren, 6euerpIu96 &c. &c. Die @aferperte
III @ieSbprp.
Ger. QN Office. l. 0ir

@tn. 2Mf Ot1tce, l. Din,
94a Ibinstcn, Dc 20. 8ebruGr 1866.
am Dpnnsride, 5. Npril 1866. IL lbr Wittdes nd6ftbenb
btf9rtbtuE& 6~fent!ites Gt ,entbum uater AafR6t StS agpi
@ep Z 8rppntHs, VII OH, duf Dfentttttr Autttpu 0tr.
fduft, oils:
Gin DimpfttNel. % Sus lang unb 3 j. I'M Diameter init
spet 1854. Ht'pEr GGhren, BON u Sou htfem @tkn 1er.
frrttst, NIT auert nbtttsen 3ubeb6r, etnf&t. enstitrne6rSn
nebe'rdtnen, @lptttlGpp'n. 9ufubrpumpen, Stprnsein unb
Gut, DanpftIdrpe tNfterptts Yattntl, &Sfs fen, &Sbrr.
yI0de, Stude &c. Il {; ales IN gutter Stenunf.
3w / Wcrtbinetcn Dampfpumpeu No q BON ie IL 3Sa
@piinter, 9 3"G fan unb 25 YferbefIait. @tne jebe bsrle!.
Sen If ta Sfdnee, 100000 @an. QBlHsr pr Gag Az pumptn.
Daau stt6'Cn dus nStbteen GlGppen, @tplnte, RapfeIg,
) Hbeasn. 6. ppeltldfper, SeIi6ufi In &c. te. Dttfe Yunpen
ErS UtrtdltniBmdeis nu unb tn spafdabtSer Orbauns.
glue srpke Ylrtte Wdfftr-RDbren ute fplet;
,S S5SS SH5 sSs0ntSt %snsetitr"' Ssdierr8rrm
500 3 " f4mtesssttrus 10
56t - "a y e%uSstterns b
1000 u Ia De to
5000 =" x% h ~
81" unt 6rEtBt8 suBetfernt StutrpIu8E
(arers pdttntJ, nit Gutnt nStbtetn 8utthSr ais rs Ste-
Bun1en, Nbhreb' Satden, &ubrben, 4arint8e Studt &c. &C..
ate tn kefem Sutdnet, iattnht
VI len DertJtu8en &C., BITE tr%fcretrltb fn6 um
gDaOerrStreM su ~oeranbtrn unb auSsubeisrn, a 8; &rbr.
t6nttotmaidtaen, 9defen unb Sormen, Saliftien, Saneen
G ttntm. &isn, 96tbrtrtJeuee &c.
Settnaungcn: Uoar Ia HtettrunGfeelb.
4tlttsrune an bic adufer fnhet an Uber Dor tenn erneu
nd0 Sen ID | fart.
Nm 0etfdufStdse sebt etn Bppt HInbltd ten . Stf.
r mad @te$bprp al.
gDtitsre Musiurft BE seruniSt Htrttn mag, wirb aui
petftnItGe Uber f6rtftltde anlraee ertbetlt t"r Capt. @tR
Z Browning, VII Q4f, @testerp, cter bteftr Office.
dmetA &ftn,
QmI-5ap) Sc Brig Sen, l Dtp AW s. (.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13
6anana Eabaf!

$50 Sauen emphug btreIt pr Steamer, peIHe TN u. e
Spnbeb WarebauIe p6er GutS brjatIt ~ biniaruf pretfe en
pfeble. Srfepb S&r6ber,
(1SUt u &y&Guge place uabe SUuthHr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13
EtpmatWtIfeu,
~(ml6-1o) Brit 9tGsI unb GS n5a. BOT 8ris Gen. 30,
smbfffemssof6c Der Der. ct. Nrmec

VIZ &4CI' SA% %TCHuSS
'r. #-. 4t. SO. 8 6. @ctfr.
Co." Baltimore, W1b,. 8, Wtira 1866.
g~trFestIte anstbDte, TIM DupIttat, wtrttn auf btsier OfHes
hts YRpntag, 10. Wt1rt 1866, WtttdsS II ubr tntseeenee.
npmneu fir bic 9i. trnns rem
fri1hem Brpo
fir bic tn uN Baltimore bsrum Iattrnirten Gruppen elm
,1lie blia tsr St ilSunS'n er ttrfdteeenen rnbe etIe jenen
Sorts unit a~usndbnte hes Sorts We3enrs).
Oas Srce 1T dtjuIiefertt I'm Subfitenj y~1gerbduie gp.
los 2emt1rhnr. Baltimore, Wb pttr an folben onttrn
YlGstn tn Der Stdbt Baltimore ais beSetGrtt tterbtn rpPI
cen unb tn IMatr AntabI unb ju fol4en Soften, dIS Elm
Bedmter res SubEher Departments ctrIangen mag.
DaS Brnb mtrb elmer ~frensen Snfpett on unttrGcpr fen unb
ireun baffeIte ntGt befrtebtet. 70 rerhet @tntdufe. i'm Wartt
duf Rcfrn bts Contractors eentd6t.
due Graetn betrtfIS Ter Suatttdt hes BrpbeS unt Der e.
b~tnsumetn nerben bur& ben SubEfer;+ Seamten, wtIGtr bas
SrOe tn Gmpfdn6 ntntnt, entfbteten.
Dns unter bieent Gpntrdft III I~tefernte 8rS6 nue suteS
unb Ter @tfunbbstt su.rdslt&tS Brob Istn, tn 5etbsn bon
9aiben. hertn jeber betm @rpfans nt6t weniger ais d6tJetu
un3en Nteeen bari.
Bieter bnten a~niuaebeu, rNe ettl 3Gtte SR i dhtietM
tln;tn he stben wpatn pom Bds Wttbl has tctne @sbead9e)
1876 plumb entbdlt, tTe btSeihntt duf 1uen BON ben Der. St.
~atiduften G1Tern, ptnn frtbs rsf unStrfetrt int.
Dieter 9putrdtt fpirb fur feds Ncnate Dpnl 1. NprtI 1865
an, poer cine irI6e ~sertnetre !3ettpsrtoet, rNe IS tdS @ene-
rail- pn~mtGlrtdt ntmrnen mag, db8eidlcHet.
Mngebptt muner df BI1nttprItul1re 8eiHrtestn fetn
wel6s sen tiefer Office s~eIieisrt ntrben.
'NneetVte mullen yprppp1als for Bredb" Htsrfbrteben u
at ben l~inter3tt&nsttn aertffrt ietn, melGer It'd rdS 8t6t
Gne sr.r e%lnislns Anstbctt, BITE CT fir H%nYalenb
tdlt, .;u Strwtrttf.
Bitter mldtn let Gr5Hnuns ibrer &nettpte eestnwdrtis,
I'm Ssdupe fdn, fpfcrt BurelSaft fur sttreue @rfIgtrs
hes Gsntraftts eeten. La@@
4 EbEmaS million,
tmjS-lsl Srt st GpI u 6 9 U 8 U. BIT Srts Gen Be.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13
8ertauf BON 9Gnoer.

Sea. ON Offcs. erRe DlbtFon,
Wafttretor. D@, 20. Tebrudr 1853,
SIM @abauerit Depot @ssbprO, DG., ptrb ftue orcss
Naanttt6t 9ttRbef . Instr an Saufer aVf lem Viots.
retr tn BARREN Dber 8rcten, btfbaft bel esnfelben, su sttr.
st8 (4Oj ats per Gubttglrb pcriautt. 3Wet pbtr utebrtrs
SGSte der @r6se s'ntdej tSnu,n per Taa e,Iabrn perisu.
StitnBunsen; Bndr In &esterUnssstIb.
Auf 8etebl teS Gen QW
SGmes u @ttu,
~t27ft-SlmrJ) 8t Brig Sen. l.. Oip. QR q 8,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13
fir UOntrnRtnren.
Sffce Der y. st. Mrmee,
SO. 8 Glib @aphr.
Baltimore. NRb, 6 Wdr3 1886.
M,.,,ko4S fHr f,;cAn1 CS(oiId,
ct. Mrrnee,


@erfte eeItt 4nge6St in Dup Iitdt werben In Der
Office hes etsut BiibGp Gitrt&. 8. Q ct Snf, unS " 9 g
~ sss SG 1nr ~ Ss : n n.y. I S ~ ~ ~, u sp5, = q r n + T g; H. III yf ts1
untertalt Der TruP1en SSfpitdltr II. OfFstertr tn, nobe unb
bet SarserS Serrs,, gD9 un5 tn' lei uno tn her Ndte Spn
Wtu6eftr, gg. frr fets WUndtt pom l. April 1866 an,
pbtr fur Ipide rIrtere pcIiCSe, ME Der 8enerdI SubfIienj
= rmnliRGr %cerrrbnen mag.
Das S6tnHeift 1T a~biulitft fern in QDindefer, GpV. Ob.r
Sdrptrs Ttrrp, QDW, Uter IN tetten pIdben urb mad Sefebl
heS G~cmmtTirS Dter at @pmmiddrS fur Subfhens an eem
tnen pter an betben pidsen.
Dls S6fenft.ii6 mug BON gutter Ssrtdult6tr Qua.itGt
fttn unb be Stlde prm Bcrbsribtil unb Siniertbeil tSnIs
S6enIeI ub Nterenftti itne dusse'1Ipdenl IN rerb6ltniB-
mdete'r 2uantitdt eeIteft rt perben
Der Sate FER Shtere, bic fur 3ieftruna pph SdTenfetGd
etn,ds fittS Gpntraites eef6Ia6tst wsrbsn mus am Sterttn
9Dtrbsl dbsef6uttten une ete Sruft beruntsr ee'etmmt Iein.
Dte BUreerbtiat mi6en bret BIS BIER 3Oa CbsrbalS hes Rnte-
SsIentS une bic SinterStertel tGs btS a6t 8pa Obertalb tes
ShenteI9elentS dbaebddt ietn.
Dds O3lsnFetf8 TT In iOi&tn Quantttitsn unt au Ipl6en
Better, ME e tur4 len Gpnimt1dr cher bic crnmanttre
BEN SffSiere befimnt mtrb.
Auestpte muIsn dHf Gcrrtmart sefdrteben fein, wtlGe
dut fieier > FFet rher IN Der Sffte teS SubEf. 6 pntnniG iu
Sarpers Gsrrp, QD0. au taten Fnb. u. Die bsm ansebpt beige.
taeten e%ertftats mullen eur6 ana rerdntprrtIt&e Sirsen
unter3etGnet fstr.
81. t@erGntwertitlfett Der Blrsen mug mttt.If elmer Spm
Glert Ter nadnsn Diarttt Grurt rbtr Spnt q ct Dtfritt
&npaIt Gus tt' aten Seiteinisung nd9aepiekn persen.
Sebe gar'te, fslat rim Anssbct ntatt. mus bur6 cine
y tbetnt9un8 ndbHttlen, es lie rtber tirttt nr6 inbtrett
bst ireene einem Arse6pt bttpttliSt In. auser terhitrtsen
pprunter fe SIREN Namen stjettntt bat.
An6tstfr. inIftn bti erStnuns anssfsnb nHt i'm Stdnte
fttn. Sdrsf5dit gu stbtu, ste fe tie Oifee s%trIafen.
QDenn fds Nr9etpt TN N1nttr ftnGr Sirmd az Ibtsbt 70
rtIher be Ndmtn fr EbetInetner. ippie ee 9pftciiice se.
naa d~naesebtn kin sbtr Is rirb nt6t ted6tet.
3dbIune ptre u;cndt!t9 rad ablie ftrrng In fpl9en Iprbs
eeniadt, ais at 5ane fms; Fnb fsinc oerfanten, fStalb ais
fOIbt ~ctnseben. s
Sthe Psrlsn, BITE elm Anstbet mlGti mus etntr 9. st
Srtueth ttitaeeH' EtHn eth iSl@sr n'6t eereits IN tieitr
Office restfrtlt nure.
Ssrf6ldgt mu1tn beutIih: ~yrcpcaIs fer Jresb Beef"
ibe ridritbtn NIB al 9ttut Hlb.t6, s. 3 Ct Snf. uub u 9 {,
5arpers 6trrp, gD8. a%btef1rt ietn. mtIAer T8 fas Gt5t
~eUrbttdlt, etntse peer sue &ns,brtt iu SerTtrftn, he IT ntdt
I'm Snttrehe Der Der. Staten Fnttt.
Aue Mn1ebpte, btefen Hrr Ihrtften nt,t Aenau rd6fDnts
inent, irstfen sertrprfen. 49,
EbpmdE 80 tIipu.
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4SxaS7 Suliu8 G%tfcnbeIB,
sINs Wein, NiUnnr una 9nQcr6ier. Snlnu
ATlA Sde Der 3 unS NtafaduIst!s ASene u. 3 ctr.
WG fbtnstVn .. q
~ t:idHbt MIR btermtt neintn Srtunben UNI Wsfannien
e~ree5tnlt an tuisisen, AlS i'd am steu aenannttn Wlas .inr
ntae QStrtbi&aft t,DHuet babe unh Werte Iuden. fcrtSdt
fenN Sts befen 9Detne. 9taurre us 9dsttbier 3u fI6ren.
gu re1t 3tblres6ent SefuS label eree6enlt Elm
(6e3mt) s If IS enbet K,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13
Uetldii0t nn0 aelud6t.
HI OprGuufcn q 1a oermlel6en.
gu pertaufen:
3u D~ertaufen:

De 9tnrtdtuns nnb @as 8irtures zines StUrts RnS ee.
9Def yrdttfr. Ebtrtalb @utdnhr. ftonrI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13
8ertauf BON &eqierunqss @ebduben.

Bertalf bon &esierunsss @ebdubem.
Dep't 9Wlsiaers Office,
Baltimore, Wt6 5. NP6rs 1856.
Oannertas Is. gRirj 1866 I'M 10 llbr WUreens
nereen rd6berdnnte Decentralization ub llni6rnuno, Iur,
Seetl IN fb S%esretfsn6, @as bstannt III ais Camp NEWPORT,
GaIttrtere. Wlb Sftntlid SerGeiesrt:
4 Stdue, 152 Bel % TuG ieser.
Staa. 1872 lei 20 5us. NIT tutttr9Gus Sc guB lang,
700 Gu6 un1;Gunung. 10 5ue tob.
Obsnsenanntts @tsentbun III an Der WeaIttts BON sestt
Str. ~etIeeet."
Dem sduier rsrten setn pO) Gage gum gDesbrtnsen Zee
@i9entturnS erldutt.
8fbtngunaen Saar in sJtaierune&fpnts.
o ~ 8rabIep,
(%nlri6-l5) GrL. unb @bef QWP. nritt. Ser.
Serfauf BON &pblen.
Depot 6IReiferS 8 office,
Baltimore, ARey 5. YRGrj 1866.
HS "a 4 a 8, II. WtGri 1866, 10 utr Uicrsens psrbsn an
@puSernement$ @1tarf In tieftr Staff
2400 Tpnnen Antbraette
auf Sfentlt6er 8traeiesruns Settauft.
SsrtnsInsen; 8aar In Resierunesetlb.
q ID 8rabIeGt
(mr36-17) Col. unb Gbief QIP. nttt. Der.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-13

800 y. 81 Dert1uTen:
aGA4 Gin DdES f'r $500. ttn S6us fir $1,000, etr;paus
" $i2OG eta SGuS fur $500 unb en 6ose fdr $1,000
DUgan Il Bruber,
t:oIflnitl 29 ct. Y1ulsr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30
MICHIGAN NEWS.

The Muskegon Ne,rs SAYS that large
numbers OF emigrants are arriving in that
place with the intention OF settling in
Auskegon county.
Large Quantities OF strawberries are AZ
irving in Muskegon market They are sell
Ing al 40 cents per quart.
\ special term Of The Circut Court for
tie county Of MusAeson viii be held il that
village, on Friday. June Isl lS67.
The oil fever continues 10 rage .; White
River. and The prospect Of getting oil S
favorable, 20 say the least
An EFFORT Is being made 10 build Un.ser-
salist church al Grand Rapids
The trial OF Mrs.. Sarah Hayland ami Dr.
j. Baker Is ia progress - MARSHAL. Tor The
murder OF three children OF Mrs Hav.land.
which took place al Battle Greek Is. De-
cemBer. The defence o. insanity Is set up.
We trust that the Plea VIII not prevent a
conviction.
The work OF the plank road from Vassar
20 saginaw has been commenced
A-t tit llAtOu FcoN 4CaEiS tlal Lle
Fort Gratioi Railroad Company have Sc
cured the right OF way through the Re
serve from the United states Government.
and that operations will be commenced in
medlately, and the work pushed forward
vigorously TO au early completion 1t IS
thought ny the parties engaged N the en-
.erprise that 1t viii be built in so days
The Continental Base Bal Club. OF Kai-
amazoo, held match with The spear Club.
OF Niles. few days ago. The score stood
&C for the COntinentais. 70 - for the spear
Club.
Judge DAME. :. Bacon, i highly esteemed
and prominent citizen oI Menroe died las;
week al the age Of 81.
Last Friday, eight stores. a saloon. and
harness shop, were destroyed At Paw Paw
by fire
\ Good Templars' Convention of all the
Lodges in lonia, Kent. Ottawa. Ailegan.
Barry, Muskegon, Newaygo AMI Montcalm
counties. with representatives and visitors
from other parts OF the State will be be q
IN Grand Rapids, June 18th
The State Sabbath School Convention
meets at Kalamazoo. June 9Th Delegates
will be carried al half fare on the Central
road
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Wool Growers Convention.

A meeting Of wool growers was held at
Jackson on the 18th. The Citizen says
500 were in attendance, and the following
preamble and articles were adopted.
Whereas, The wool buyers Of Michigan
have formed a combination, and have die
tated terms OF purchase which we consider
unjust; therefore
RcSOired, That we. the wool growers OF
Jackson county. do hereby form ourselves
into an Association to be known as The
Jackson County Wool Growers AssOcia-
ton" the object OF which Is concerted
action in the disposal of our wool, and
such other interests as may from time 10
time present themselves 10 Us
DR.. 5. 4. Robinson, of Jackson. Was
elected President, and George W kennedy,
Secretary. The following resolutions OF
the Executive Committee were adopted:
ReSolrsd That the Executive Committee
be authorized 10 procure depository for
the present clip Of wool, and make such
arrangements for the reception and sale OF
the same as IN their judgment, Is Tor the
best interests OF the members OIL The
Association.
ReSiresl. That the members o; this As
ISOLATION bind themselves to thoroughly
wash their wool, and do it up in manner
that shall make II a first class article, OF It's
quality. in the market
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To Farmers and Fruit-Growers,

We earnestly call the attention OF the
farmers and.frnil growers, to the absolute
necessity Of taking prompt and effective
measures to destroy the tree caterpillars
which threaten not only 10 prevent tie
bearing OF fruit the present season, but to
kill the trees, If not at once exterminated
From this city in ev0ry direction we find
that orchards are injected with The scOurge,
and that nothing is being done in the mat
ter The want CT time is poor excuse, in
view Of the many valuable orchards IN this
section and in the State We notice that
they are invariably found upon all the
cherry trees in the country Cut down
these trees and burn them. Go out IN the
morning before the dew is of, with your
gun, and loading it with a heavy charge Of
powder apply the muzzle within a foot or
two OF the nest, and discharge the load,
aud you will be gratifed to find the nest
and worms utterly destroyed. If you have
DO gun borrow one for the purpose. or
falling in that take newspapers and tie
them around pole, and set them on ire,
and when fairly ablaze. apply to the nest,
and it will be found upon being followed up
for a week or two, to be an etFectual rem
edy. Whole forests Of oak trees in Illinois
have, in past years, been stripped OF their
foliage, aud every tree killed by this terri
BILE scourge. Farmers, heed this sugges-
ton, and act promptly, or you will find the
destruction OF your fruit trees TIE GER
tain and inevitable result OF your own
carelessness.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30
The General Association.

The General Association of the COngre-
gational Churches OF Michigan, held its
twenty-fouth annual session at Jackson,
commencing on the 18th OF May, and
closing on the 2lst. About two hundred
pastors and delegates were entered on the
roll, including the members from cores
ponding bodies in attendance. This AssO-
citation was organized in 1912, and at that
time numbered but four churches. There are
now about $50 churches, and 10. 900 mem
bers. The chief religious denominations
of the State are the Methodists, Baptists,
Congregationalists and Presbyterans. and
in point OF numbers they rank in the order
named. Interesting reports were given OF
revyals in all parts Of the State, and it
was evident that the general feeling OF re-
ligious interest. which has been manifested
in this State to- the last six months. sin
exists. and seems TO be on the increase
The Association adopted = resolution TO
sustain religious paper for the denOm-
inatiOn in the Northwest, whenever the
Associations Of other States were ready to
cooperate in the movement. Resolutions
upon the State Of the country were adopted,
sustaining the action Of Congress and CON
demning the policy Of the President. The
next annual meeting Of the Association Is
TO be held at Kalamazoo on the third
Monday OF May, 1867, and the annual ser
mon is to be preached by Rev. Mr.. Bates,
OF Grass Lake, the present Moderator.
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IONIA AND LANSING RAILROAD. The Iona
Gazette. IN speaking Of the proceedings o
the late railroad meeting a. Portland q
Ionis county, says.
We would say that they |ere contacts
with the utmost gOOi'feeIng and much e.
thusiasm manifested and confidence e.
pressed over the prospect Of the speed
completion Of the road A little hesiaI
rivalry was shown, IN regard 20 the Location
OF tbs route. but not enough 70 DO srJ
harm. We regard the prospect Of builoss
the road to Lansing by the close Of anotns
season. exceedingly encouraging. jams
Turner, of Lansing, made q very entertsn-
ing speech, in which be proved BY ng1rss
that II the farmers along the line would e.
pend a sum equal U 2 per acre Of tosH
land for 10 miles on each side, II YOU'D D
sufficient 10 secure the building Of tbe rOsa-
and that when the road was built the ID
creased value OF their lands would aVefAss
at least $40 per acre. II was not possios.
be SAID. for the farmers to engage 10 =
profitable q money speculation as 10 d.
this road Ii the farmers can o1iJ
made 70 see where their true Interests ~
the road ls a success, certain
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-05-30

DETROIT ADVERTISEMENTS. = We WouE
call attention TO some advertisements Of
Detroit houses in the present issue Of tie
paper The Wholesale clothing and coa
warehouse Of Heavenrich Bros, sFs
worth the attention Of buyers. Their s0H
is one of the most extensive m the West
and is supplied with the choicest goods
This irm, some years ago commences
business in the retail trade DID an interg
town. They have grown to be whOlssaF
importers 10 the commercial metropolis q
the State The magic secret Of their sue
cess -, that they have always been libeni
advertisers. The leather aud furnishing
store Of Geo C. Curtis IS tho leading one
OF its class IN Detroit Aside from job
bing business, Mr. Curtis il an extensive
manufacturer Of lasts and other shoent
keIs' tools Our manufacturers aud dealeH
Will not fail TO call on Mr.. Curtis when thg
go to Detroit Our friends, who are pui.
chasers Of groceries. will do well to -
member the wholesale grocery house o.
Wheaton, Leonard and Burr They ~
among DetrOit's heaviest and most enis''
prising houses We bespeak for our %
vertisers the favorable consideration OF a.
interested