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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26
eOn1scutipm tes ed,Upners ,earab s4nn.A

00rtlanO, Ofe, %, Nug. Der @6up.
ner uSara9 @un," @apttGn Stone, tpel6er tir,>
ltA BON Spbn o. @lirrtpleB aus discrimination,
u. s., angefauft unb TN brttilGen Gpnlulaf als
pWtatam @rtbur" BON 9ioerpOpl, NIT elmer Qa,
pung Slide, 8iupfeil&, S6wetneHeil9 u. {, ~,
re9tltrtrt iparpe, clartrte beute FIR Ct. G6Oma5
uno feSelte ab. Da a6er Der Collector erf1br,
Dap letn Se Ittnmun9@Ort 8ilminetun, q. g.,
let, lteB er ben Sdoprer nod i'm 6afen anbalten
unb i6er9ab ttn Dem Sunpesmari6aa, geuGB
Dem @eiebe pom 6, ausult lbsr GOuFscattpn
BON Gt9entbunt, peIAes 31 tnlurrerttpnelm
3Ireden belftmmt it.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26

Rrteasmunttion aus bem Nrfenal betaOen ipar.
Dieter Ganb etns alip unmtttelbar unter bet
ntNt 1ebenpen Nueen I'M there's @UnSerneurS Dor
fG. Dieter wtrp If6 Darum niAt fimmern, aber
Nnpere werpen ltGerli6 Der Sadie auf Den @rttnp
3t tOmmen itHen.
Der o0Yn9burg 8trstntun" 1a9t !: DGaPtatn
@annawaY bon Der vGtr9tnta unp Sennelee@
@tientobn" traGte geltern 60 8unoesOlpaten
na9 Salert, tpelGe BON Sen, WtIe's Gpnutars
DO 9~efangen genpmmen pprben tperpen trareh,
ltno itberpteB fe Der Sail. g8 b%eftnoen ItA UNI
ter nlelber, wie es betBt, bret @ietbOptFen'Dre@
bigger.
Gpn G9arleton mtro urter bent 7. 9tua. 9s@
meloet: vl1n1ere Mtlt3 bier miro b~eltGnpt9 In
Den Wafen 9eiibt teoer pstBe mdnnltAe @tn=
tpp9ner bon Is Bis so Sa9ren erer3trt iebt unb
rttttst lt@ gu elmer 9erbltcampa9ne tnnerbalb unD
aiBerbalb Der StaDt. Sober 9apen miro NaG~
mttta9a 4 a9r 9slalOfen uup ale 9dnbe fangeu
an gu prt(len. tlnlere &aperl6ife MAIDEN, wte
th bore, quite 0eI9afte. Gtne tleine SGaluppe
pltrdbbroh ppr etpa 3 gGpGen Die 8lUdaDe uno
tnaGte bret PrtIen, penietenS $4,000 wertb.
81 le %ptelelben mad Spanten, @nelanp pber Den
Ser. ct. bra4te, weiB t6 ntAt, bod 70 btel 1T
getptB, baB wtr 2tncOln's S6then 9~ewalttg su=
Ieben."
Gtne Ni6mUnOer 3eitung beriGtst 6ol9enOes :;
uGtne Wtartepentertn, welGe gu Der betannten
9elpen=@ Cmpa9nte, ben pGt9erzgtifes," BON
9lep-S Orleans, gebGrte, LIT mad ieuer Stabt 3ns
rudgetebrt unp Ia9t, baB BON 80 Wanu, welGe
Die SAIa6t BET 8ua Stun mitma9ten, nod %
tibrt9 ieien. Die @Ompagnte 1T pernt6tet, iee
bod nod immsr Elm 6ern sun, NnI4luIe far SEE
ne pOrbanpen, wel6e ben 9eebrtsu 9famen Der
uStger-8 iflea" uufreGt erboIten unD fir einen
anperen &fplab ben 8etltano zines ~rattgen
Corps liAern molten. OaIelbe mar nit Der po(=
l%tanpteen 3pu%aoenuntfprm auf IeGnung pes
9rn. 6. q. 8i9arp8, zines reiaen @Fan3ers,
auS9eitattet mprpen unD btlpete etue ber 5 Cont
pa9nien BON W4eat's mutbt9em Battalion, bas
bte 9dlfte Ietner 9eute %perlpr."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26

tymorer G6pner} Osrlelbe braAte fe ouf ben BET
Qcquta Greet lattonirten Dampfer Linton" 100
gapt. @clOsbcroue9 lte frenuDli@ aufnabm unp
0e BITS 3u ibrer Nnfunft in 0al0tn9tcn auf'a
freunblt6fe unp lie6eSpqfe ple9te.
Capt. Gjalger febt nod 5temlt6 gut aus, nut
TT er POM eielen 2aufen et1paa lubm uno numb
Getn @efdbrte page9en ldetnt g6r3tt6 erldGpf
n1O franf gu lein. Die 6lBe Der bstpen Wan-
perer finp BON ben 8t1fu Der 6Ol3tdfer unp an
oeren 9nletten unb Dem ptelen Qaufen gang ger
rtien.
8eiDe 6eryen lagsn, Dap lfN Die 8efe1tgun=
gen pie0etts GtGmUnp 2 Nfetlen bapDn e%ntfernt
b~efnoen unp t6nen fart su ietn IAeineu, pdbrenr
le iber cte Geri6an3un9en bel Mana1aS &c.
nauere unb belttmmtere 9luefunft geten. - Son
WanaGas 9egen Bulls Stun gut linO bteelbeu
lebr fart unO erltreden f4 auf eine erOBe @nt-
fernung binlrarts.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26
Mus sort mpnrps.

Sort @onrpe, 25. dug, Die @enerG(e
@OOl uup Butler baben etnen Sbetl beS bsutt=
gen 9ages auf ben 9ttp &apS susebru6t UNI
SapYer'6 0eldGb etnem GsruGe gu unterwers
fen, Die 8pette 8cmbe fubr brett In oas Ga.
ger Der Nebellen btnetn unO iaste le mad allen
pter 8:nOen. Gin 9rOpsqer, Der chen 9rupyen
lanpen pOlte, tebrte mad NOrfott suritd.
Da6 Raurnenbout SerttnOIa BON Der SlOtaOe.
6IOtte TT pom @barletOn bter un8etOmmen uub
bat Elm 9rilensS4if nit s iibten, &afee uup
Gigarren 9eIapen, bteber eebraGt.
Tprt W~pnrpe, "a. Nueult' Ser Dam-
pier 9uater Gtt9 1T BON Der gt%esteruns nnses
fault mOrben, Der Dampfer Nownee fam beute
bier an, um an Der expedition Der 9ampfer
MfinneiOta, @ataib unp anberer She'll 3u neb=
men. Der Oampfer Sapannab 1T bet Neppurt
Stems sur Slpfape pe8 SameS= 6lu0eS.
Der Oampfer 9eubrpfe lit BON Bottom an9es
%tUmmeu, um Der 8lOtape>GlOtte su8elsQt 3u pfr-
pen+
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26

lSsbar Ietn pber tGnnen mad 8elteben beS @laue
btoers In 3jabrtse 7 $40 prU5entt8e ShaB'
amtsnpten umgetaul6t unp Damn natIrltp AUDI
in 6proenttse 9. ct, SdulplAetne umB'wan=
belt trerDen.
81 observation-disclosures BON nt6t 1Tter So ooo
StId all pte Stele zines Gbetles Der pbt9en DIS
SIT 90 MiQtUnen, auf bS4ltetS IL @Eo"e1e 81 0
prp3ent 3tnlen arS3n9sben.
s. Shab1hetne BON nt6t l1nter 80 bts oO
MiGipnen, an @teQe zines Gbetles Der sub be-
mtaioten $50 Wltutonen, Die feline 3tnlen tra9er'
unp ouf gerlanaem tn glepsgCrf, 9btlaoelpbta,
8caon. ct. Qouis mnp Cincinnati etn9el1lt tperz
ben. Dte1e S6etne perpen fir GfentltGe Nb9a-
Ben an ;3ablunesltatt senOmtnsn ,tnp bon Der
&esierun9 fir 9Gbne u. I. 10. ais @elD psrauS@
gait.
6eruer linb na9 8eI6lanen peS pCrleBten
@unarefIes nod 90 Milipnen 6prpSenti9e S4as-
amtslAetne 3u peraussaben, bic tinnter tpteoer gu
einem pom Tinansleretar felt3uleeenpen eOurle
in Circulation 9eiest reroen tUnnet', 70 OFT tie ais
8esa9lung fir 3Due etn9eDsn.
Sbalet6 nur bic sub 6 uno duf9efltbrtea
5~hobamt5npten auspridlt@ fir 3ablun9srntt=
tel bet Gntrt9tuu9 Der 3pQab9aben ertIart tpOr@
pen inn, 70 farm bod Der Stnan5letretar, 3ufQlge
Des grt. 10 Der Qnletbeperprpnung, tpornah alle
. ltimmunssn Der Mtte pom %. DECEMBER 1857
fir ale pte pben eenaunten S4asamt6ldetne
gelten 1o1en, ntdt umbtn, Die elben ale BET Den
8unpesfaNenu AN 3ablun9sltatt an3unebnen.
(Qpuispiae Mn3.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26
aus Ben, @iiesn.

2pntSptlle, %. Nusult. Cine Depef6e
pe6 nGpnrter" aus Na1Beile mel6et, Sefer1pn
Davis babe bas 0elsb untersei9net, betrefenp
Der GrnennAn9 3peter weiterer GummtIGre fir
europa ; ebealU paS @eles, tetrefenp Der Gen-
onn9 BON 9tlfstruppen mad @ltlIcurt unp Der
Nutprtlattpn CUR Nufnabme Dteles Staates In
Die SpnfDDeratiOn. Der Gunareg fate etnen
@ratulattpns=8 el6luB fir 8en WicGulo@. Sr
ReiAafti9te li9 nit einem @eleb fiber bic 9es
iNlasnabme reS Gt9entbuns BON QuSlanpern.
Dem @Unsre6e fol- Die teleeraptil6e Na6ri6t
su9ssan9en Iein, pab bic en9lil6e &ssterung Dem
Apmiral pes Golf el6pa0ers Den 8efebl suae=
l4idt babe, pparauf st leben, DAP bic britil9en
RauTatrer teiat GIN ttnO NusIaufen in ben
laolihen 6afen 9ebGri8 9ei9iiBt werpen." 6pbe
Seamte IN 8iGmpnp fulen Die 9iahrt9t glauben,
Der fran3Gflae @OniuG in &t6mOnp BAT De.
peIaen erbalten, lpCrnaA mebrere &rtegsIGtFe
naA Norfplf aE9eleselt lin0. Ser @pnereB Bat
pas 'Mfartne=O . DEPARTMENT. aufgefpr0ert, ROten-
aberlhldee gum 8au BON 3tpet RanOnenbppten
our Sertbeiptsun9 ppn Mempbts unp benz MiI.
ltltppt ein3urei9en.
8et QpSettsVtlle lfnp ntGt bic @CnfTpertrten
burh9etrannt, Ipnpern Die Sunpestruppen, mel
Hen es 9elans, iiber ben 9ptomae gu enttpmmen,
Speben an9etcmmene 1lplihe pa1agtere be-
rt&ten, in Naibsiae lp1e beute bas Stanpre6t
p%rpflanttt perOeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26
Mua Mnfhinatn,r.

8aibtn9tpn, "a. 9ug. Gs mar aQaez
metr %befannt, pab Der 0eneralzS taats= Nnpalt,
pelGen Die @ipes- 8eripeiserun9 peS 8aargermetz
tiers Berrett CUR 8e9uta6tung SOrgeleet porpen
mar, ltA pabin erFlart bate, DaB DerIelte ni6t
ferner nit Den @pli3ei, Direttoren In @enetn=
ltaft tanpeln pilrfe unp bic leBteren batten l&pn
GelGlaiie peBbalR 9efaBt, 5sute fritz purpe Stir,
9ermetlter 8errett In 6aft eeupntmen itnp init
bent GEibju9e mad Stem gJUrt tranSpprtirt lm
BON bort na9 Sort 2afaYette gsbraGt gu tperben.
SIN Nnfam9e berriAte Die Meinung Dor, paB
bic 6eltnabme bes 8ar9ermeiters auf NnlaB Der
giOes-Serpetserung erlpIet let, ipater tspo9 er=
fubr man, Dap Die Neeterln9 nod anpere Gritns
be babe, p~enlelben Der unlpYalitdt gu belduIpt-
gen, Die 6ffna9me gelbabr In aIer Sttle unp
wurpe nt6t e1er bier b%efannt, ais BIS Der @efans
gene lan9t auf Dem gBeee mad 9epsO prf mar.
SIS pareit nun tpeni9e 9erlpnen am @tlenta9n
Depot al6 NfaYCr gerrttt pUrtbtn gefiitrt ipurpe.
Sein 8ruper, 9srr Sobn 8errett, Der pnr6 Die
Srau pes ~erIteren BON Der 8erbaftnng 1T &ennt-
ntB gelebt wcrpen mar, fam furj Dor Dem Nbsang
pes 3u9e5 am Depot an urp bate nod etne
fur3e lnterrepun9 NIT tim. Der Gerba5tete I9ten
rubi9 utp 9uteS MutbeS gu leiu, ieop9 par eS
erlt@tlib, Dap feline Munterfstt cine gema6te
mar unO puB Elm 0ept6t auf letner Sesls la
tete, be1en ct lfA per9ebli9 gu entteptseu la6ts,
@afbin9tpn, %. aus, Die lammtli=
den Mn9elteQten I'm &rte9s@D epartement leitez
ten g~eItertt efn neuen Gip.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26
$eteBrnpbticDe SGa0rtd1tss.
setr@tet far oen sBalttmo ore @eder.
@crhaftunaen.

@ab In gtan, "a, Qusuf. 2tuf 8efebl
oea &~rie96minilfer8 purpe 8argermeiiter Sames
q. Serret felt9enpmmen unO mad Sort 9~afuYette
ab9efilbrt
Mtap. @reenbCtp, cine bier wp9l6efannte Oa5
me, puro. SletGfa(S, inter Der Nntla9e Serras
tbsrtl9e @prrelpOnpen3 NIT Dem 6einpe unterbols
ten gu BADEN, felt9enOmmen,
Captain StObert Sanfu unb 9teut, Gbpmoa
9. @ilion, betpe pom Martne. Corps, eaben ee-
tern tbre @%ntlanung Elm, tpurOen aber ca1irt
unO iOfort IN 6aft genUmmen unp na6 Sort Ga
faYette 9elAtdt.
Wapame Y9iltp @btlipPs wurpe tpesen berrG.
tbertl4er @OrreippnOen3 NIT Dem 8etnpe per-
baftet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26
Nenmabrne eines @nipns.

YbtlaDelPbta, Is, aug. 9, Satin
tpnrbe 9ter 9efern feiteenOmmea unter Der an
tla9e, Elm Jfebeaen Sptun 3u fem, Seine Yns
pierre 6et9ten, baB er nit ben 9tebetlen In g.
metni9aft itebt. Sn letnem 8ellbe wurbe cine
grOBe 9tOle 8sIe9ropbeu~D DRAFT 9%efunpen, (upie
itber $1,000 In Sob,
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$266,1O3,296.96

5000 3,IJ6,9b
@2an borf 8etr0t annegmen, paB piele Summe
am gnDe oes 6tacalj1bree I'M 100 MtQtonen
itberldritten leiu pirp, Da mad Der @rtlGruna
pe5 9orleeaOen De8 6tnanrumiteS I'M 9aule,
81. @te9fns, Die Nusgaben Der 8eeierrme fi6
taglt9 auf Il NitlliOnen Dollars b~slaufen.
Bur DRGaug pteier ungebeuren Summer 1T
benz 8inan3letretdr 8plmaht ertbetlt porDeu
y $50 NltIipnen auf Coupons uper reat-
@lrirte GOnpe 9e9en nidt mebr ala 7 Yro3ent
sum DOIen 9~leunmert6e auf 20 Sabre, neh be
xsp @btauf Die Ne9tsruns rieielten suritdtaufen
nam, 3n fOntrabiren, pber
p Sine Qntetbe bon $50 MtQipnen Gpuppus
p0er re9tftrtrte Spnps 9eeen 6 @ru3ent, etnlSsbor
na@ 90 Sabren. Der @Ours, au benz lie Yere
tauft perpen tGnnen, barf ni6t unter 1871. O74
lein.
81 Sber @Gabamtslaeine gu niGt weniasr
ais $50 pa8 Gtid au83u9eben, nGtbt9enfaQs Bic
All $50 MtIiuusn, 3l Z 3y10 @rO3ent; mad 3
Sabren ipl pa8 &apital 3uriGbe5ablt, pper t6n
nen Die SGeine, penn Der @ldubtger e5 ipitnl6t
in 6prD3enttse S6ulofAetne umgepanpelt perren
d Soer @nagamtsl6etm BON ntGt wentse,
ais So bas @taf 5n 8 65l100 3tnlen an SteQl
Der sub 8 benannten pDer zines SbetleS DerIeber
aus3ugeter. Gle paen mad einem Sa9r Elm.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26
Scr .SefTerSonian" aemaereqelt.

@ef@efer, ga, %, ausut. 9la6Oem
Der nSefsrlpntan" ert Dor elnt9en Sasen u9e'
mUbt" wprpett, leste beute Der l1ntermarlAaG
Senttns 9, Schuyler ouf 8efebl peS 8unprs.
marIAaGs 8eI6las auf Die Sffcin. Beitere
Snfructtpnen aus @albtnaton iperpen erpartet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26
Mus @nirp.

@atrp, %. 2uguit. Die Sff,iere unb
Mfannl4aft pes BON Den Nebe(en ansenpmmenen
YOlt+SpUte8 Samuel Srr" inp bier anpefoms
men. Die 8raGt mar $4,000 merits. Gs
betBt, bic &ebeaen In Papucab baben mad Union
@tt9 8el3idt, pamit man itnen etntge Gierunp=
leA3t9pfin0er fir etnt9e Saulenp 9tebelen 1Atfr,
irel4e bet Benton, 0fo., lteben, 100 le f8 per-
i@anaet. sic ba6en 8 29@finber.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26
9ie @OrrefpOmSen, mit Pen Mebemen einaefeat.

EOIe NOFrelpphPehJ mi cen WebeIIen el19eiteIIt.
Waf9tn9tpu, 20. 2Iug. Der General
DO(tmeilter bat etne Srpre ~erlafen, mad peI9er
Die Corresponding NIT ben 8ebelen aufbSren
muB nuO Dap feline 8risfe ODER NptiaGen irs
senp ether Dirt OurG bic @pf na6 benz Sipeu
befGrbert merben piirfen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26
grOae Mmfresuns in harrington, 0elaware.

@of6tngtUn, Del, "a, Aug. 5eute
@6enp mar Die Staot in GROCER Nufre9ung, tn.
Dem Elm 8Olfsbaufe prpbte, Die Office Der p@as
aette", pel9e fA beleipt9enpe 8emertunsen itber
pas 1, Delaware te9tment erlaubt bate, gu ser,
tGren. Der 8irsermettsr unD bic @plt3et ga
ben li6 ale Mabe, pas Gplf gu berubt9en, tepod
pbne 9rpben Grfplg.
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Mus 6aptt.

30 to II, %. Ausuf. Na6rt6ten aus
Soptt pom 8. D. sc. melOeu, paB cine meituer-
Ser dpGrung Der @OqbIut=Neeer aam
nmltur3 Der Je9terun9 entpeft unp cine @n3abl
Serbafttn9en O0%r9enCmneu tporpen Ieten,
Mus ct. Domingo rpirO teri6tet, bic Se9El=
terun8 fan8e an, ltA nit Der ipuntIGsn 6erre
ldaft ous3ulSbnen, pa Ne StabilttGt an bic
Stele pom Gtebelion uno &epUlutipuen 1ebe,
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Nepue Iber bic Gruppen,

@afbtnstUn, %. MGra, @efsrn bielt
Der Yralipent, in 8e8leitun9 bes Staats- Gefre.
tGrs unp peS Sen. Mlc@lellan, Nepue fber bic
Grnppen jenletts pes @ptpmac. Die Dtseipltn
Der 8ruppen atertraf gGes, mas bter bisber In
milttGril9er 8esiebuns felt benz Sabre 1912
seleDea trprDen unp Sen, @cgleaam Ipra6 feline
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26

99tlobelpbta, %, 2lusult, Die brt-
ttl9e Srt9g nSpa" III beute bier an9efpmuet
nit Capt. Davis bonn nSOlepb Marpeu" unp
un0 Capt. 8reeman unp Der Manu1baft Der
gNbbte 8rapforp" BON Sem gprt, prlGe betOe
SGife pom Sumter" eefapett ipurOen,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26
llulunaIe Seitunaeu uuterDrGTt.

New= @prt, "A, Aus. Der @eneral-@p
meiiter bat anaeerpnet, pab tetne unlpYalen 3et~
tungen bur9 bfe 9pf Oerl6tdt werpen pirfen.
Grent0n, q. S., "A. Aug, Der USrue
Nnlertcan" Bat iein Grl9etnen ein9efsat, pa FORT
on nur IVpale 3eitnnaen aepulpet iperDen.
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0eftnabme zines 0-epefoentrdsers fur seferfOH
NaniS.

Glepelanb "a. Qag. Gin OepeIdentrG-
ger peS Self. Davis Wurpe bier fef9enOmmen.
Oerlelbe geltanp, paB er Dspel6en mad @uslanS
babe unp tpnrpe uaG Walbtngton 3urild9e6ra6t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26
a1nM cine 8eituna aempht.

@lepelanp, g., %, auguf. Die Off
Gin beS Starte So. Democrat, etne6 le3e1tont=
Rt1Aen 8lattes In Canton, Sbtp, purbe in leb=
ter NaGt Don etni9en 6retptlteen san3ItG ger.
f}Grt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-26

SunfGn6i8e @enustbutn8 aus. Die Itfift II
NIT leiner 6abruns, pie CT utt per Nttlts Stt-
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Mc&tms Irci=s 6ule

ntniutt tpGGsi rteSsInSbisct anfans an, lpatos ben 2. september
s@0 @GeSVa @tsq4its. #nR gaHi#GrsRr.
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Gte @er,ptll,euneen nnS Ste 9Gn(etbe.

Der lebte @On9reB bat etne loIAe ltnsa9l elm
5elner 8erwtlt9un9et 9entadt, pab eS nod cine
3eit lang pauern ptrp, ebe mir pGltS TN Stanpe
linO, Elm 8enaues 8er5ei@ntB p%frielben gu ~ltefern,
Dp9 mBhte po8 iplgenpe Siemlt@ nabe tOmmen !:
Sir cte Armee $185, 296, 397. 80
bic Nlartne 30,171, 1852
y ben @pugreB 285,373.90
> Die @%tptltlte, 3ulaBli6 100000
bic 9attonat Nnlet6e 200, 100000
. Die Baltimore 9plt5et $4,000. 90
y Den Qufauf pOn 0ofen 10~,O00,O0O.O0
. 6elp- 8prttItattpnen 100000
Dompfer nit Settenraoern 1900, 100000
= @afen Wnp Srptnan3su 10,0O0, 10000
y 8sfettgun8en aberbaupt los, 100000
. bic Marine, naGtrG9ItA 20,369O0O 90
. bic SnDutrie. Qu e(teaung 2,OO0.O 90
y Die Bepafnung QVpaIer III
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-12-13

Our lesson of to-day, then, drawn from
the army for the benefit of the school, Is very
short and simple. 1t is only this. that old
books, however valuable in their day, can
not be expected To retain their places in tho
schools, when those Off decidedly superior
character are ready to displacc them; that
new books should not be introduced, ave for
the best Of reasons, and alter tho most
thorough testing and that when change
is made. ii should extend to oil tho schools,
or classes, or grades, Of any district or town,
in such way rs to secure n uniformity in
the books used for the several branches OF
study; uniformity without which u proper
classification is impossible.
Examined by these simple suggestions Of
military science, our school tactics will DO
found wretchedly defective. While the old
kings arms, the MATCHBOX, and the lint
lock hang unused. as curiosities ola past
age, it is thought by some that the books OF
that age are US we'll adapted to the use OF
pupils now, Us are the later issnes Of the
press. In way equally unphilosophical.
We often seize upon the latest school.books,
simply because the newest, and press them
into hasty use INFESTED, and soon abandon
them 70 something else, which may be better,
or may be wore. An endless and perplex-
ing variety Of textbooks has thus been intro
duced into our schools, producing confusion
COMPOUNDED, to the infinite disgust OF parents
who pay for them, children who study them,
and teachers who use them. The only pleas
ant aspect Of this condition ofthings, is that
which presents itself to the eye 'enterpris-
ing publishers, and the adroit and persuasive
agents who cIpatiate upon thc excellence OF
their wares, and pocket the profits OF their
sale. 'a
Waiting the opportunity to present this
subject more in detail, with suggested rene
dies, ! remain
Yours, very respectfully,
s.Il EDWARD 2. WESTON.
Gorham, Nov. 90, 1861.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-12-13

Com. Dupont that he has taken possession Of
Tybee Island, which is within easy mortar
distance Of Fort Pulaski, and completely cuts
of theapproaches to Savannah. This island
is only II miles from Savannah, at the mouth
OF the Savannah river, and commands the
approach to the city from the sea.
The great navalexpcdition to be command.
ed by Gen. Burnside. second only in magni-
tude to that which sailed on the Goth Of
October, is rapidly concentrating at Anuap-
oils. Eight regiments and % gunbOats and
transports are already there. The dcstina-
ton Of this feet Is unknown-it may be Mo-
bile, New Orleans or Galveston.
Capt. David ID. Porter, Of the navy, is
collecting the materials for another cxpedi-
ton to the Southern coast at New York
About so vessels are ready or nearly ready
for sailing, and Others preparing for the ser
vice.
Meanwhile. preparation for the great ex'
petition down the Mississippi goes on apace'
IL will embrace land fOrce Of from $4,000
to 100, 900 men, supported by the most pow
eriul flotilla that ever iloated on the interior
waters of any country on the globe. There
will DO Is gunboats, carrying nearly 2oo
guns of heavy calibre, besides IS floating
k.,,...,. .c,.h ..rryipya lll-inch columbiad.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-12-13

An AUTHENTIC EXPOSITION oFTnE KNIGHTS on
TIE golden CIRcLE, or History Of Scces-
sion FROM 1884 20 1861, bya member OF
the order.
Such is the title Ofa publication in PAM
phlet form in which areclearly developed the
incipient causes of the rebellion against our
government, and the insidiOus and treacher-
Gus measures of that Traitor fraternity Of
Kidnappers and Fillibuster, christened with
that highly ..chivalrous" name of "KSiGnrs
OF TIE GOLDEN CIRCLE" The history Of this
infamous clique of traitors with Davis, Yam
eey, ToOmbs, Floyd, Mason and Slidell, and
Others as leaders, is the history Of secession
ism as will DO seen by an examination Of the
facts presented in this book. Those who
would DO well posted in matters pertaining
to the rise and progress OF the rebellion
against our government; should procure a
copy Of this work. 1t can be had at uodson's
Bookstore, Saco.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1861-12-13
War Fncts and Runners.

t NEW YoRK, Dec. 10.
The Times Washington despatch says that
the Republican caucus was attended BY about
40 members. Thaddeus Stevens made long
speech in favor of emancipation. Hedenounced
Gen. Mcclellan as trying to control the legisla.
tive and executive powers Of the nation.
Mr.. Deyin Of New York replied to Mr.. Ste.
yens, saying, IL the caucus was to provide
war policy, it was very improper; the way to
end the war was by fighting, not by resolutions
of Congress, and closed by Offering eyO resOlu
tons endorsing the Philadelphia and Chicago
platforms. that this meeting recognizes nc
right of n Congressional convention to add ia
or take away from these statements OF princi-
Piles. d..
Many speeches were made, but vote was
postponed till Wednesday night.
Refugees report that In Henderson, Carol,
Hardin and McGarrey counties, Tenn, the
Union feeling is very strong: the inhabitants
are only awaiting the approach Of the national
troops to make general uprising.
II is UNDERSTOOD by the President that the
Legislature of.Kentucky will abolish slavery,
reimbursing loyal masters.
The Worlds despatch says that the small poA
il getting prevalent by the carelessness OF the
Surgeon General in allowing cases OF this dis
ease TO be in the same hospital with other pa
tients.
The IIerald's despatch says that negro from
CentervilIe states that the rebels had review
of so, 900 troops there few days since, during
which panic seized them, In consequence OF
rumor that the Federal troops were marchine
on the place; they fed from the field, leaving
their guns. wagons, and every thing else.
Special dispatches from Washington say MT
Mr.. Etheridge Of the House has letters ron
Tennessee, stating that the rebel leaders had
begun to impress Union men, and that humid
reds were flying into Kentucky.
The matter relating to Senator Bright's ex'
pulsion is postponed for a few days.
Marshal Lainon reports to the Senate thai
the Imprisonment Of slaves In the Washington
Jail is in accordance with the law OF the DIS
trict. M
There are seventy fugitive slaves at the Wash.
inCton Navy Yard, all comfortably cared for
by order of Secretary Weles. Most Of them
are employed at wages amounting To Sio per
month. an
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 10.
Gen. ZollicofIer has not advanced north OF
Cumberland river, as reported. Zen. Schoeii
has Withdrawn to Somerset, and there awaits
achievements. an
Garnett Davis was elected U. :. Senator for
the remainder of John c. Breckinridge's term
to-day, by vote OF 81 to II.
GLASGOW, Dec. 8.
The notorious marauder, Capt. Sweeney, and
his band Of robbers, who have for some time
kept this section of the country in terror, were
captured yesterday at Rogers Mill, near here.
by detachment of cavalry under Capt. Mer-
rill. Sweeney's pickets were surprised ana
captured, and his whole band, 80 in humber,
taken without firing gun.