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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-09
aOtaL.. 60. ee,Os9 lisa. sal 2so.42o 2.l54 aI,

Die pbi9e 2ilte iou uad elner Wittbeilung Der
Chicago &rltuIe %OfiicieIl isin. sbglel6 Ssp.r, mel.
der Die @reiSnille jener 3eit 9elau besbadtete II.
ltb Der bcbel An9aben e%rilulert, ipelbe i1a6 Den
0%anptidladten bon Der 3obl Der Gpoten nnb
Serwln0etel 9ellaht %aplrDen, mabri6einli6 fir
ietr nieorig balten wirb. WiSglid. bl8 bic 0ilte1
olu9 Die Sdwierl9telt, welde lid Der 3uiamnleu.
TELLING eut9e9enlteltet, nod nidt gans correft
alSsAebeu rpOrren iino. peroen lie bod als lol9s
be5ei6net.
gtad Der Qilte itarbell i'm @ansen 284, 900 3d.,
barnnter 1877 SffiSiere Der re9uldren Arnlee uno
1904 OffiSiere Der 6reipili9en, ipelde in Der
S9la6t fielen o6er all WunDen itarben; an 3ranfs
9siteit ftarben SO rssuldre lliiO 2238 6reipidiaen.
OtftStere. SIM @an3en ftarben aliO 1912 Diff
3lere. Solbaten itarben all Wunben 80, 1868, uuo
all &railtbeiten 1872, O1O. sc fam alio l OffSter
allf 1e IL I'm 3reffen Sebliebele poer al @unoen
Ieitorbene Soloaten wdbreup iie nur ben 25lten
Gbeil Der Armee bilben. Oles benefit, ba6 fe
iib j~eoenfa0S 1T ben Greffen nebr erponirten ais
0emeine Splbaten. @nbererlelts Itarb nlr l OF.
ft5ier auf ie 80 Wfann an 3ranfbeit.
Dies 5ei4t tpieber, baB franfe Offi5iere better ae.
pfls9t Oocr III Der @efanssni4aft better b~ebanoelt
ipl1roerl as Splbaten, ODER ba6 iie i'm Stanoe
tparel itb lelber Before giubruus unc Ssilmittel
an5uidaffen.
Inter BEN farbisen Sruppen mar bic Sterblid.
fett 3ufolge &ranfbeit anBerDrbentlib grpB; es itar.
ben baran im GerbaltaiB gu @efale1sn IS gu 2,
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Der an Srautbeit Terlf0rbenen 3u Der 9eIteItcl
mnuulhoft

Allt Die Jteuen9lonO Staaten fonlmelt dlic
burd 4ntttli9 44,76, auf Die Wiitteitauteu 31,79
auf bic ineltltden Staaten 1851, auf Die @ren5'
l~tuaten %, 32.
Die grO6e NnSabl Der an Srantbeit poer all
8ulloen @eritOrbenen in ben NeuenSluub, Stauteu
erfldrt lt9 barans, baB Die Sruppen Der elben i'll
ben nn9elInoen 9e9enOell al Der atlantilter &iits
NIB III Den @CIfltaaten cerpenbet wurbelt. Anf
Die Sruppen ans Dem @elteI Iitteu bel il ben I'LL.
%gelulpen 9tleberungeu beS NfIiiilippi lno i%eiler
liiolihen 3ufliiiie; unb ebenio perbielt e8 Iid init
Den Sruppen ans ben @ren5itaater.
Die SolOaten ais Den Ntlttelltuaten ltar1ben bas
9esen bauptlidliG ouf benz 9elunbeHlSOb bon
&ir9tnlen i'll Der 4SotOmac Nr1nee. pelbe bon allen
Ser. st. Qlrmeeu AM beiten ~rerpflest NIB 9etlei,
bet puroc. 90 fam eS, DAP ibr SerluIt MIR 1888
tctru9, rpdbren0 Die Jeeuenglano<S tuateu 7O,45
aattsn unO Der 0ur9i4nittSperIuf auer 9taotsl
mt 1922 betrlg.
Weru man ale %seIislltsn Splraten rad beu
Mabltabe brsljabriSer 0leni5sit bere&net, 10 ipur
Der Sc ammtperluit Der e~in5elnrn Staatcn mit
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-09
SEPT ma fatt Der 8u9tuben bic .3iFerm
10 1T
$4,000 NAL 687 ,O49
155,714


ODER K = 154,42O.
Stebt maj x BON B ob, 10 er6Glt man bas
Neprdlentottpns< 9uutum, mas
in bieem 6aa 531, 1886 mare.
Set Dem Sabr 1860 uup unter Der 3l5=
tells Slaulel Butte D!a,YlanO Elm Gepralenta=
tiOns 9uOtum BON 652,173 unp mar Res
bnlb gu 5 &eprdlentanten in Den @Unoree
bere6tiat na& rer Obi9en Nufteuung wuirOe
bteleS QuOtum nm 120,838 eerin9er 1ein, D.
y. Der Stdat pirpe einen Geprdlentanten
uerlieren.
Die a~naeee6ene Sormel fam auf bic Ser
bdltntfe aler Stuaten anseipenpet weroen,
penn man unter a unD b Bic betr. SlolIen
Der SecDlterun9 btinst. Gs lit letbt ein,u=
isben, rap Der Ab5ug I'm 70 grSBer wirp,
je 9rSBer Die 3abl Der pom @timmre6t aus
aelA!ollenen 8eUUIteruns, ullo Der 8actpr b
1T; falt oa9e9en Der 6actOr b gang meq, 70
fam Die a%ll9emeine 8eprdientutipnsbalis mad
Dem SOrgii3laaenen @elee AUDI teinen ab3ua
erlttpen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-09
9it Cpier DeS Siirserfriess in Oen u0rOliGen
Gtalten.

Die non isbem Gtaat 9~eitelte Wionrihaft.- Die
auSabl Der G5efallenell NIB all Wnnben ooer
Srautbeiten Gerltortenen. @rp6e Sterbli9feit
inter Den farbiSen SplpatU.
SIN @arseu babeI hie ICpaIen Staaten i'll Dem
letten giir9erfrieg etrpa $4,000, 900 Wtallll 9eltellt
= rsenu man bic re9uldreu Sruppen, etpa co..
900 Dtanu unb bic f~arbi9su Srlppeu (etua 1907
900 Dtann) mltre6uet. Damn 9ebeu cine teiueSs
mess srpbe 4nSabI bon Soloatert alb, melde i'll ben
ebenluligen Nebsuenltaatet naG beren GrObernnS
%au9eporben mnroen.
Nadltebenb gebsn mir fol9snbe 3ulanlmenlfel
lnnge1, tpelde aS O~fisiell beSeiGnet werpeu, ME-
piel ieoer Staat al Wiunnldaft seitelt, rub Der
OienltSeit bon bret Sabreu berednet, f%erner, mie'
piel 9jrpcent BARON i'll BEN S6la6tsn fielen, Ober
all ben erbalteneu @unbsn, poer 3ufol9e bon
aranfbetten, I'M 0ienite reranlabt, lint 0ienite
ltarbel.
Isabelle
Der g~eItellten Manni6aften uto Der i'm Oienlte
@efalellen uno @eitorbenerl:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-09
Oie 8eifiumum9 Fer ST. prGien,
tntiOu nab Oem %neMeifen N0r=
idla9 bes &ecOn1ftuftiDns<
Committees.

e5n benz Spr9crAeben0en Nrttfel baben tptr
BON ben unterIAeioungen eeIprcGen, welhe
bet pen 8elimmunsen Der Experimentation in
Setra6t tOmuen mIiien unO su9let9 Die Der
l6tepenm &la6en Der 8eYSlterung angefiibrt,
auf wel4e fA Der 9anSe SoriAlag be3iebt.
I'm nun Die Sadie burh Elm Seilpiel in 8e=
3iebun9 auf ben Gtaat 80 arYlanb flar
AIT MAIDEN, baben mir uns Die Wlitbe aeaes
BEN, aus benz Genius BON 1860 (ouf Den mir
ieBt nod uniere Nednun9 gu bairen ba6ed)
bic 3ablen berauS3ufinpen, tpelde sur Oar
lteQun9 zines lolden 8etlpiels nGtbia iinp.
@ir molten ben Qeler niGt bur6 bns 9an3e
QabYrintb un Ierer Nrbett binbur9fabren, lun=
bern nnr bte CUR Srtentirun9 unO gum fla=
rem t1eberblid ~nutbmenoi9en Ste ultate anfib=
rem.
Ser 9etai(=G Genius prn 1860 9i6t fir aue
Staaten Die @eIammtbepOlterulg unb BIZ
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. an, ferner Die 53nbl
oer mGnnlthen ,inD pei6lihen Ginlpobner,
(ipeiBe unp fdrbt9e) IN beipnceren Nubrifen !;
ebenlp Die GAIL Der mdunIiAen uno peiblt
den @inpobner nab ben oerl6ieoenen Nl=
sfrsfufen, pobet iepc6 Die '&lafe oun 10 Bis
20 ppcr BON 20 bis 30 in Der s . a Ii MT
nj urD niAt mad ben ein;elnen Sa9ren am
oeaeben 1T. 2u6 benz pp1t inns anaeltellten
SeraleiH er9ibt IiA nun, baB Die 3abl Der
peiGen m1nnlthen 8epubner uno Der freien
Sarbtgen Don 20 Sabren aufparts etma SO
pro Gent Der gang mdnnli6en geo5lte=
rrna Don Der @eburt an ~aufpdrts Obs 3u
100 unO iiber 100 SABRE betragt. Die
RlalIe pcm 20ten Bis 21ten Sabre amtz
IAen 4 unD 5 pro st. bel DEN NetBen unp
freien 6arbi9en. Sci ben ebemalt9en StlaUen
bstrGet bic 3abI Der mannliAen 9erlonen
Don 20 Sabren aufrGrtS nur AZ pro St. Der
Summe aller mannliAen S6mar3en uno bic
3a9l Der Nauner 3pilhen Dem 20ten unp
21ten Sabre nur 3 pro Sent.
Der Genius entbdlt ferner cine Nuf,a9lune
Der eingeburenen reien GeoSlteruna unp
Der Sremben, ieOU6 feline Hubrit fir
naturaltfttte Srempe ; ebe, 70 feline
Nufjdblung Der cingebOrenen unO M y T.
~ttrten ebemaligen Stlaven in e%elonperten
Hubrifcn. Sur nidt naturalilfrte 6rempe i'm
Stoat MarYlanD baben mir 10 PRO Gent
Nb3us fur Die mdnnlide gep6Iterune BON
81 Sabren uufpdrtS nneenDmmen, unp fir
impOrtirte (afritanil6e) S6par,e 5 PRO st.
Mit ben Obigen Oaten unO goraustbun-
gen laien ii@ Die 6actOren ME fOlst fir unz
leren Staat angeben:
l., SOtal=8 eU6lterun9 be8 States, O0er
al9emeine &eprdlentatiunsbaifs : 6S7 ,04q.
q, gin9ebOrene mannIiGe majOrenne
@eiBe...... ............... 1O4,1 40
3, Gin9eborene moiOrenne mann=
li&e S&war3e unp Mulotten (6rete
unO @tlaUen) ......,......... $4,000
f., Naturalilirte 5remOt. ..... 1854
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mdbrenb bies SerbdltniB Bet weibeu Sruppen 2 III
1 mar. 9luBerbem 1T anSunebmen, bab auf eine1
all 9rantbsit @eiforbenen minpeltens 5 @rfrauttc
fameu. Son 100, 900 %farbi8eu Sruppen ftarb
siuer anf Z Manu, bel ben gSeiben elmer auf flint,
sdu.
SIN Nagameineu sebt oarar8 berDcr, baB Der
gicSer mlpralil6 ruO pbpiil6 weriser i'm Stuup
gen ais Der gGei6e namsntli6 itebt felt, buB bic
bDberc se,Itige Silpnus Der gDsiBen fe nit sr66e.
rsr @nergie sum grtra9en Der arieSsmitben aus
1mtattcte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-09
Tptdl bon 2. 3 nnh 4 1557 III!

3Ctal BON 2, 3 unb 4 = 1914
@as bic perldteoenen 6lalen Der 8epGl=
ferun9 betrift, pelde BET Der &eGnuna IN
NnI6lag fommen unO pel6e mir in Dem surz
9er9e9an9enn Nrtitel unter Differ 2 unO 8
unteri&iepen baben, 70 fOmmen in 8e3ie6une
onf ben Staat MarblanO weper weiBe Nauz
perS, nod tarjablenpe Snbianer in Yetradt,
pa bas @ermSsen feline qualification lit uno
Die 3abl Der Subianer iiberbaupt duBert ge=
ring 1T. Nir ba6en rs peStalb nur nit ben
bier lOeben ansefahrteu &luien gu t9uu.
Se3et9net man nun Die a~19emetne Ste
praientOtiOnsbulis NIT B; bic maiorennet
rtannltaen 8%urser g, 8 unO ~ nit a
nno Tic bonn Stimmre9t ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Burger 90 nit b; Die gu lu6enOe BAIL
aber, welGe BON Der al9emeinen &epralenta>
tiOnsbeOSlteruns ab9e3osen perben muB nit
<, 10 perbdlt lt3
a b ;: B:x
nno K lit = b NAL B
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Baltimore uno Sabana Oampfl9iH 60.

NGtr. 8rOwn & eGbne,
sA~gsssas4S9 General Noenten.
SIaa9 Neip SrIeauS unS Sa1ana,
ss~~ bel Sen WeIt anbllteno.
Eubren tt Der. 9 taaten Ypf.
9i. l. GIaFe Dompft6iHs bisIsr aiuis fdbr.n pis fOIst;
3ibertp, 1850 &Ounen,
@m, s. StGfterb, 9efshlstaber,
am Mittipudb, 23 Mtat
@uba, 100 Spnnell,
WtIItam @oIttns, SeftbIsbdbtr,
am Geittppd1, Dem -
Mbfatrt BON Srppns 9pbarf 5elS Point, punt a utr
Ndbmttta9s am a~nsrSetaten Gage.
@eaen 9rlat Utsr ga1lss, NIT uni ,rire fIi&tn gt.
auemltatsttsu, rente man a9 al ete @t9eHtsn
9tnrsM ID. @arftsiS& q"
08. RtFne Jra&tbritfe uu6sr tie bon Der GOmlasnte Sc.
lief rttn msr en- unteriet4ntt Y IauontslSstas ,mr Mra9'
unttr,tiGu.t. (ap17-Sl
SIM gerlus, BON 96dfer 4 SeraNi In YtiiaSsIpttG
srE6ttn foeben unp ju baben be-
g; oenniabaMiem,
NeutIhe 8u6blnolnng,
2SX 80 4 . Str, amiipfn Breeertd Str. .,Ins
IRarft Narfel Spate,
Gmerifanii6cS Warten6nG,
pber prattiIdes Sanbbud gum @euliiIe@, Oblts II.
Neiubau, lcpie 3eidulnSen itber oeH Sdnttt Der
NY SlIILHDEI, MI AlubULVNN <Nh'N'N""D 0"h Wv
mer,Id,t, nit geralter SeriifiidtiguuJ Der anIerts
tantiHen SerbfItnilie,
TriebriM ElurHcr,
rrdtttfbem Sdrinsr.
2e aufaae nit &bbtI urgen. $40 Setttn. SalbIrbe.
pret5 MUIR $l.60.
Infer .Sarttnbub" uberrtTt btt scrtdnSeuen Iperte
uber ~tenjtlben g. enaaae an VcGhdnet9tstt unb Tllei.te-
feit: e. bat Der 9erfadtr be befen Mniertun en- eS 9n' u.
Musfanbes III Sulfs aenUmmen uno bic pratnl&en Grfdbr-
uo n wtlhe or itlSn tn ecu i'd ane Int ta u. 10 ee-
lammelt, eanit pe -bunSeu. Seipnp re Sorsfdit : BIN ! bf-
unh 0.nuIef rteu ;uaeweneei, ba pom eeien ri6tt8sr WGtl
su aemiieu 3pffen IN Der Idteeenen Sdprestettta &c. plS
gauge geltn9en abbdnet.
Gaserttm ~enpebtt tt rem 8 ebrtsn btutt1en pablt!uua
mein iette Iuswat ttutf4tr Bl1er:
GAulbuher 8 tttondr5 @IdnItlhrr
Gsbi vuusr 4OcImetfher SSrettmatertdlteH
RiAeln Nr1mn1uIen
CSe fdrabu3e 8riefhtuCr
Ro6bIber @Ife. 1atritdttpn
Dot tprtudttr &c te t
Deutf&t 2tttI6rtfttu.
Bud Der welt Rtw DMf @lrtsnIaart
9eipStser @drttnlau6i W cum
4nraritt gpeIt &riminIiSettun6 /.
ga,ar Wrptaenitass
Ddst'm mnm tapr ~
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-W~S~ Wa6
- PETERSBURG nao Nibmrln.
Die Ycp tattan Ddmpffb,t 80. Dtrb etnen tbrsr 5owpftt
mad stsn snannten rtdsen tshsn
9ienitas, 9onnerltug uno 5umItag,
NM 3 lIbr Na&nttta9a bonn eisbtar. II ta' I a'erb.n lufta.
Bra9t rtrb t6srh an Jenpnnt,n n, nit Scrssatt ~b.tanofIt
unb SHn d ceranbt.
9Dtsen 8raAt unD Tafase NIT ben fti,n 8eauemIid'sl-
ten wenbe man IT'D an
Sdepb ir.
(7nd11mt) gu Q.1bdfr. 1Dbdrf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-09
gertauf BON Oropnun5s unb &risssmatsrialien
in Baltimore, Wb.

Dffet btS @bef NNf. mittIerts Nilttdr.Dspott.
Baltimore s Wa 1866.
Muf BefebI teS SrSOndr; gbelS fer y. ct Mrn,ee ptr6
am wlcntas. 81. Mai 1896 I'm IL rtr Witt as I'M Sort
Wdrihan, Mdrelano urter ter Qettuna be Gar g Mara,
Grmmonbeur res Sort URorIbou. naGf bsnb beISriebtre
parttte non 6 tsssmatstiaI Dfertli6 Serf isert,
1921 Yfh retr pptr me ietr, SI6fsnpulotr In & 7Gern
$500 " ~ Do ia. pneppuloer In Tatrpnen,
BON 8 pfb he
$500 - 50 to Ranpnenpulcer In NGHern.
a loo pb
15-24 Yibr Y~rpsfdfsn unb erfisten
9-32 10 30
6-42 TO pO
4-StGn. 8durnenpaseu nit YrOsfafsn.
8dufern tutrb fanf Gage 3 tt gag ben. Sas G~tGsntbum
ipea8u'6dHen
Gduf entnsunseu-taar In 9tesieruns sfpntS
Mnf Beietl Gen. WlajCr u 2 Sanepd
GpnmdnN. Wit.I. Wttl. Gep.
8 % 8ra6Ieb,
~(ndi9-2l GIL u GtefQW
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@eftprben:

8st ben mie aIgegebm all 8unbet pber 3rants
belt @eitOrbenen iirb natiirltd nllr Die mitSered'
net, pelde I'M OtenIte ltarbeu, nidt bic, weldt
rregeu Srantbeit Cper Wuuoen %entlalien nureelt II.
pelGe na6ber 1tartelr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-09
Wan SaDannob, Ga.

@Hzs&A Die Ddmpfer Der goltimprt In6 Gas
oonnab Dampffhifi Ga aeten nun ME ri I ab - ts Ssr-
,aN, N Bal tim ore Srni urtcn bod am s Sc rer &pneCr' fr.
! btn Genxe' a 8 nm , ubr MidmitH des. 3uy udteb-
reno StrIGden ~etsielten SacaHaab iGs Sal:tapre teesn
Dpnnerfag
@ater fao Aueufa Ga unb bas Suntarb. wfl&s on un-
fern astnten BITE 80. ga 8e&t nne QDsit tn SdUanndb cor
f9ntrt i'm rsrben df ps pInfIlid ie fpsetrt.
Dtstn Bra@t u b YafaJs NIT BIN brifen StausmIi6te ten
trenSe man F9 an
Sanes8 3. u ntrew .. agt.
Office eS 0isbt Ar QDbarf unb urpn Opf.
9B 'Nle Grat.triet werben Guf BIN Ddmpfcr unttr-
.tihret. (7matlmtl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-05-09

Sn ben gteuensIanosS tuuten itelt fi9 alio bus
gerbaltulB burdi6nittlid auf 44,67, i'll ben Olit.
t~elltaateu auf 31,79, i'll ben weltliGeu Staaten alf
1851, III ben @renSitaaten ulf 25 ,32.
-.- :. 0%erhdItniR
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0er(nngt unO 0e(ud6t.
Stenee@efnm

Gin %e'utlbtr eet'tr, eYanesl. G~pnfefFOn, Ter tnslIfdsu
Sprdte rod not ean3 mddtis, iu&t stne roGsnts Ct ue.
Dn6 5 ttnen.'intsrrtdt crib lit unb btESt quite 3tusn Ne.
81 ertasen Np. 80 ". GNbertdhr. (mt6Ofr
NprIennt. Ctr. Surge, um tas GarOtr-@e.
CLAh'"Hi+ fAdft Ju ttlern'n. Gu erfragen Be- vi.
NprInrnf. Gin 8rauenSimmsr. b,s gut fCaen va.
OS'Au" ~ fGen unb bIgetn. Nur clue fCiGe mag
f@ nie'ten unb Gnipfbluneen mttbrineen. SOOrt ju mel
Ten No 30 Still, STR. mrmt
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Die re9uldre Nrn1ee bate un9efdbr 5 $4,000
Mail ipdbrelo beS Sriege8. Set ben rpeiBen
nno farbl9en Sreiwiligen mar bas SerbdltnlB tpie
fclQt:
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Ndrd Xnbof

so Balen l nnh z Gut, I&In con Qullttdt urb SIatt, en-
ping teute prlSttGmtslInb ~entpRtbIt ~ btaipen Yrttien
SpftpR 6&r6bert
kss) as& 81 6v&Gn6e pIan .nate &sutkas
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HI OCrRuu(cn Glll nPrnleI6en.
3u permietben:

3ptt Bis bret bdbfbs 8tmmer an cine file Eamtfte. Rd.
Gsres Ne. Il 9. eibertetr.. 5rtiten German uhb eCmbarb
Str. INT
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ggsN Ytero gu uertlufen.
XXI Gin sutes Yfsrb 1T Ja Sertaufen. Np. 10
80. graft 9 tr, ndte Charles. ,bu-s
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Cine ~ednebare @irtbGAd't yn, WittelYunft Der Stabt.
gu ~fttra9en in Der gpeder Sfnee. (fr-S
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81 pertouf n:
9ausR o. 100 g. 8%rraSwas gtdbsr.s BET
30 m Wernebur4
tttrisO) SWGde 6i9b une Sratttr.
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VHtH d" UNttWUTNW'
Cine harm i'm tefsn 3uftlnb. aus go adsr qdns unb cen
~nOtht9en ~ bluIitt item ~tffebenb unae F6br 10 WleiIen BON
Der Staot IN Baltimore @Oln y ut fOfort ~ Serfa fen Die
gbtlaos rR a @tlenbabn pafirt treimIi idoli 6 an p1ast Spr.
g1eftr. fNnies
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-15
THB YOUNG MERCHANT

A young msreham of the city of New York
'nlr'y years since, was on his way from his
place Of business to his residence when II bs-
gan 70 snow. 1t was before the days OF omni.
bus conVeniences, and he had a walk of some
distance before him. As he wended bis way
homeward the storm camc on thicker and tbick
er. 1t was the evening of the weekly lecture
IN the church OF which he was an exemplary
member. He said within himself, il ia too
stormy to attend lecture this evening" will
stay at home. After supper, the storm CON
tinuipg, he closed his windows and sat befors
blazing tre smoking his cigar and reading
the papers. He was in II comfortable condi-
non but the church bell, the sound of which
was within hearing, rem iuded him of his
Christian privilege, and led him to inquire
whether he was not yielding too easily to a
hiHdrance not very formidable. As he was
smoking his cigar in the consciousness of com.
tort and enjoyment, the thought occurred to
him that he wsuld not yield to such q Difficult
ty in HE secular concerns. He bonestly put
the question TO himselt-"woud you not 20
down to the store, which is much more distant
if you had an engagement with a Southern
customer ??
With equal honesty he said to himself, al
think ! would"
Old John Bunyan would say that the record
er conscience kept posing him with this simple
question. Every few minutes his mind would
iet siip Tue news OF Tue Jay ana the question
would return:
All you had an invoice of goods to make out
or expected to meet a customer, or make q
sale, the profit of which was only I've dollar
bill, would you not rise aud go 2"
He was good and honest man and at once
responded, and said to himself, III tniuk |
would" fought you not then go 10 the place
where by your own profession God 70 accus-
toned to meet, and bless his people2"
Sill the honest reply was, think ought
With prompt decision, he arose; put on a
thick overcoat, and haatensd to the church.
and as he entered the door he heard the last
toll of the bell He was there at tho time to a
minute.
From that time he adopted it as 6red rule
OF his life, never TO let q difficulty hinder him
in this performance OF his religious duties,
which would not hinder him in his secular
business.
That merchant died recently, and the Chris
tian world mourns his loss. His life was en-
bodied benevolencs. He was a movi ng spring
in every Christian enterprise When he died he
left large bequestst to the Bible, Tract, and Mia
| sisnary societies. His name is an everlasting
| remembrance.
| Reader, SO may II be with you, If in simple
| integrity of purpose you do rs he dld-sonse-
crate Yourself to God, his rising kingdom, and
| Rdopt It US the fixed rule Of your life never TO
let n difficulty hinder you 10 your religious du-
| ties hfch would not hinder yon In your secu-
| lar concerns. This is not fiction to point a
moral but was received in substance from
his own lips. 1t is certainly an Important rule
| OF life.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-15
WIND THE CLOCK.

Warden, wind the clook again
Mighty years are going on,
Through the shadow and the dream,
And the hsppy-heartsd dawn.
Wind again, wind again
Fifty hundred years are gone.
Through the harvest and the need,
Wealthy June and dswy May,
Grew the new year from the old,
Grows tomorrow from to-day.
Wind again, wind again
Who can keep the years at bay2
Four aud twenty conjurers
Lie In wait on land and sea,
Plucking down the startled ship,
Aud embroidering the tree.
Wind again, wind again
We have neither ship nor tree.
Four and twenty klngs to come
Up the never-vacant stair
Four and twenty dead 60 down;
Follow sacred song and prayer.
Wind again, wind again
Warden, why delaying thsfsY
To his interrupted dream
Comes the long entreated day.
What are lesser words to himY
Sweet pursuing voices say
Warden, wind, wind again,
Up the eyer-golden way"
Other hands will wind the olock
While the frequent years go on.
Never noting need or name
Nor lbe rapture of the dawn.
Wind again, wind again
Ere the given year be gone.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-15

A GENTLEMAN, having put out a candle BY
accident one night, ordered his waiting man
(who was simple being) to light IT again in
the kitchen. "But take care, John, added he;
that you do not hit yourself against anything
in the dark
Mindful of the caution, John stretched out
both his arms at full length before him: but
unluckily door, which stood half open, passed
between his hands; and struck him a woeful
blow upon the nose. dickens I" muttered he,
when he recov cred his senses 8 littls, ~ always
heari that had u plagusy long nose, but /
VOW never should have thousht before that
10 was longer shan my arm.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-15

SHARP youths are some OF our dry goods
clerks, very lady entered retail store, in
Hanover street, short Tins since, and, among
other things, asked tor some eambric of a hay
color.
What color is that, ms'am :" inquired the
youth.
"Why the color OF your drawers, there"
"No, ms'sm," continued the clerk, al don't
wear drawers li
1t was with considerable effort that the am
barraSsed lady explained to the juvenile dealer
10 tape and twst that she alluded 10 the
painted irturea behinI him, with handles upou
them.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-15

Boots and SOes.--we invite the attention OF
our readers 10 the large and well selected stock
of boots and shoes, to be found at the store of
G' A. Stowoll a Bro, southwest corner OF Sd
and Market streets, in this city Ladies', gem
tlsmen, misses aud children can purchase the
most elegant articles, at extremely low prices.
These gentlemen are polite and obliging TO
customers, ard will take pleasure in showing
their stock TO such as may give them call
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-15
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hopes or antieipations, rendering marriage ae. im-
YOUNG NaEN
Vice, that areadfuI destructive habit which
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conhdsnd, rely upe his skill 40 physisisn.
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the stlon utionsl
debility and waiting of the frame cough, nouBump
tion, ,deoaI and death. -
DIR. JOHNSON
Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lonton,
Graduate OF the most eminent colleges IN the
United States, the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the hospitals OF London Paris PhilAds
phia, elsewhere has effected some of ths
toaishins .ea that known; many troubled
with ringing In the head and when seleep, great
nsrvousnssB cling alarmed at sudden sounds, bAsbful
ness with frequent blushtnK attsnie sometimes with
deraDEe of mind, were cured Immediately.
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cley, alstruht l2Ne o. hoHtuue hhhdty &c are
TsoussnIs Of persons Of ali ages oanov Judge what
hsenmia as n I'm tnst H. sor
nnsuIr appearance about the eyes, cough aud hfmp+
toma OF consumption. ..,..
YOUNG MEN,
who have Injured themseyes by certain practice in
dnl Eed Ia wien alone habit freouently learned from
evil conn or at nc Ool the effects Of hch ara