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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-13

TROUT fIsHING.-The mountain streams d
Vermont still afford amid many other lnxurles,
that Of fishing. The Journal says:
Three men from Middebury spent four days
of last week fishing in Rpton. The result was
thirteen hnndred and tcenty eight trout. Ot these
Mr.. John Kelly took tuo hundred m one day -
We left Waitsfeld after dinner, on the al
ternoon of the - Glorious Fourth, - and driving
back upon the mountains in Fayston, in cou-
pany with brother, we tried our luck at fish
ing Returning to Waitsield before dark, We
had one hundred and sixty-one trout, and twelve
quarts of Strawberries, all neatly hulled. The
trouts we caught singly from the bright waters
where they grew, but the berries had been most
ly caught and prepared for sale By the indus
rious settlers among the hills. 10 add to oar
+rophies II MIR. Richardson, who owns a very
successful mill for cutting superior wooden
bowls from the mountain timber3, presented Us
with a nest " Of those convenient articles.
cut from Vermont birl's-eye maple, 30 we
enjoyed the Fourth, and We expect to have
pleasant relish of it after many days. Who
blames us for loving such a Country? MAJ
traitors never feast on Vermont trout and straw
berries Messenger
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-13

A Working Chaplain.

X appears that some Of our Methodist
Chaplains besides Moody DO not believe In
faith without works. A. N. Spauding, OF
the Brooklyn Chasseurs, Camp d, Fourteenth
Regiment, New York State Militia, thus
Whites to Zion's Herald from Washington:
/ suppose must say something about our
chaplain his name is Inskip, u Methodist
minister from Brooklyn, l.. !. He IS one or
the best soldiers we have among US. 1t is a
sight worth seeing when marching at our
head with sword and sash. Sunday he was
preaching to US, and he said he was becom-
ing 50 much of y soldier that he could hard
! ly refrain from talking soldier talk, and cl-
ted an instance where he was dining with the
officers when the steward was putting sugar
into his coffee be thought he had enough
ard cried out in u stentorlan voice hal !.
which caused our officers to start, they sup
posipg for the moment that the rebel army
Ihad marched into our camp.
The day the order came for US to marcE
ino Alexandria he could be seen running
around among the tents, crying out Buckl
on your armor, boys, I'll lead you;' and
think he would If We should go to battl
he would be found at the head of our reg
meat, encouraging the boys by his presence
and at the same time doing good execute
with lis sword. lie is held in high esteel
by our men hcholds prayer meeting ever
night in tent capable Of holding bet"eo
three and four hundred which is crowde
every time. 1t is worth any ones while
90 if for nothing else but to hear the 8lng'n!
We have some splendid singers here.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-13
Great Swelling Words.

THAT was most mastery performance,
said Mr.. Balloon to his friend Mr. Jones' as
thew emerged from the church where Rev. Mr
Gassman had been discoursipg on the Relation
of the Infinite to the impossible.
.Yes-po,' replied Mr.. Jones suppose
it pyas very fine, but it was out of my depth.
I confess to being one of the sheep who look
ed up and were not ied''
.T hats because you haven't got meta
nbvsical mind, said Mr. Balloon, regarding
his friend with pity; you've got certain ia
cility of mind, but suspect you haven't got
the loqicay grasp requisite for the comprehcn-
sion of such q sermon as that.
Pm afraid | haven't said MIR. Jones.
L tell YOU what it is continued Mt BAL
loon. Mr.. Gassman has got head, He is
an intellectual giant. | hardly know wheth-
or he's greater as a subjective preacher, OR IN
the luminous objectivity of his arg~me"t"m
ad hominem. AS an inductive reasoner, too,
ne is perfectly great. With what synthetlcaI
hover he refuted the Homoiousian theory -
toll Won. Homoiousianism will be nowhere
TO tell the truth said Mr.. Jones, l
went to sleep at that long word, and didn't
wake I'D till he was on Thcodicy.
.Ah YES said Mr.. Balloon, that was a
snlendid specimen of ratiocinative word
painting. 1 was completely carried away
when, in his singularly terse and marrowy
style, he took an analogical view OF the an
thropologicar-but at this point Mr. Balloon
. scared aloft'-so high that he lett the more
terrestrial Mr. Jones-Eramaner.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-13
Religious Services in Camp Of Third aegl-
ment.

SASNS
ment.
The Caledouiau in referring to Sunday
services, says -
"The religious services at Camp Baxter
Yesterday were deeply and unusually inter-
esting and we have abundant evidence tnaa
the troops, both officers and men, were most
favorably impressed. We have no time or
snace this morning to give moro than
blriet notice of the proceedings, but may take
occasion hereafter to speak more FULLY CT the
excellent discourscs. The morning services
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Cummings OF
81. Johnsbury who read the 10th chapter OF
Acts. and after singing the hymn,
6. Must Jesus bear the alone,''
= most excellent discourse was dellvered,from
tho text-" A mans heart deviseth, but the
Lord drecteth his steps" The sermon was
nov crfu and eloquent, and we regret we can
not rive q sketch of it. In the afternoon Kew
Mr.. Gushing preached one Of the best sermons
it has ever been our good fortune to listen
to tokino for his text the words, " For the
battle is the LORDS" Sam. chap. AZ. Inc
subject, the manner Of its presentations par
ticularly the ueep eaIheot"e'' y, '"' r. l
nroduced an effect that is seldom witnessed
and which we doubt not will continue to be
felt when the troops shall engage in active
service. and we trust through lite. During
some nortions Of the delivery there was scarce
" dry eye in the large assembly Many
, of our citizens attended the services, bott
! morning and afternoon. At 7 O'Clock th'
-, troops held a prayer meeting, when wa
) largely attended, and many participated
Let this Sd Regiment 60 forth a oano
praying men, and it may become as famous J.
- rromwells Ironsides, "-as l'aveIock
reoiment, and as effective in action and
q never will be without. We trust the lelg
!. ous interest now prevalent will be fostered an
encouraged by the praying men, of whom W
are Glad there are so many"
Il We met, on the cars over the Central /
st p hast week. some of the men OF this Reg
ment We came to the conclusion that the
were much needing among them the ln1ueo'
Of Christianity, which we hope, may be che
ishcd by them to the exclusion OF protan'
and rowdyism, They appeared like a roug
ur or set than those TO whom we oihcate IN tn
r. observation-disclosures.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-13
Row DROWNED IN WILMINGToN.--A cores

Row DROWNED IN WILMINGToN.-A corret-
nondent, writing us from Wilmington, says
"While our Celebration of the Fourth was u IN
rrogress. a boy aged IA years, son OF MIR: s.
RE,,lor of Marlboro, went into the mill pond IN
this village, and was drowned. His hody was was
rooovered after about thirty minutes, but could
r1 NOT be ,esuscitated, though several physicians
wei were present The boy went into the mill ho" p0n9i a
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-13
SOUTHERN FALsEHo0Ds.- Western

SOUTHERN FALsEHooDs.-The Western
says:
What an excalcnt comment upon the
Southern declaration, that the watchword OF
Lincoln's armies is Beauty and Booty is
the fact that the very men who utter the de-
c)aration send their wives to the North tor
protection! Gen. Baaurcgard, in bis late
proclamation, uttered the oft.repeated false
hood, while his own wife was at the same
time in New York city for safo-keeping Yet
these vile hypocrites exhort the people to cali
on God to help them in their efforts to de-
stroy the Government Of the United States
We recommend to these deliberate falsters
the perusa of Rev. xxi, s.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-13

was terrible, bnt was drowned in the shrieks q
laughter that were undoubtedly heard in WASH
ington.'
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Nlus Sem GaSe,,.

Quut6DtQe, &p., 81. Suit. Governor
@la9Offn bat einen SUteu ab9elAidt, nm Die
Staat5nafen St ibernebmen, Die lin9lt bon Se-
3elliunilten ppn MaYftslp geuUmmen purOen.
Dem Alban9 9eD9er 5ufclge 9ing IN l~ejelltoF
niIiihen &reilen in 9Iprp &sntudp pas 0eril1t,
Dap Die 9tebeuen~3 ruppen III a%ltllourt lanoen
trollen, Tim @airO i'm 9lilden an3u9reiIell,
9rQlipent Davis tebrte am Otenlta9 NBenp
auf Der @tienbabn BON WianaIias Suntttcn mad,
Gihmunp 3urid. Sine un9ebeure Splfsmen8e
b~egritBte i'm. Der 6einp, la9te CT IN %ietner An<
reDe, babe NIT pen pent Sioet ieit 20 Sabren
aufertegten @teuern cine %eolpiiale Nrmee ane9e=
rultet Gr let nab Sir9inia berilber 0eFOmmer,
nit Wafen uno MiunlttUn i'm lleberfluB unp
nit 2lmbulancen, welde 10 I~ururtO6 aus9eltattet
leten, ais merne Ter @upen INNER nph %beltenert.
500 ppfr 600 Armee Gagen unp Sebensmtttel
i'm lleberflu6 babe Der 6etnp NIT lih 9eFabrt ;
uber 10000 Mann leieu in Die SNlaft 9e5o@
gen, Die i6Dnlten NrtiueriteYartS lelei. N Die
6anoe Der GpnfGperirten 9eialen, Der 6eino
babe AGe9 5uridgenien, mas CT 3nrudloIen
tUnnte.
100 Oefaneene inb in &i6lnunO an9efpm=
men. 1900 mebr, pDrunter 90 Sft3tere, MUIR
BEN g|rtpartet. llnlere GerluIte nurpen atf 10000
auaegeben, Der Der Gebslen auf 1900. Inter
Den 9efargrnen SiT:ieret Der Sunpssarmee be-
fuoet liH Sol. Darlington, unter pert 9etOpteten
YtebeQeu SffSteren 2ieut, So9nlpn pom per9amp~
ton Gegipn, @pl, 3Bpmae pm Gen. SObnltOn2S
@tab, uno Sol. 6ilber pom &. 9icrp Carolina
Geatment. Inter zen @ernunreten perpen allf
gefHGrt; Sol. SteSette, ppn Sen. Sees Stat ;
Col. @artrell, pon Georgia 2ieut. @cl. @tCnt-
9pmerY GARNER, pom 1, Georgia 9te9iment
Sol, giellpn, pom 2. 8tr9inia 9ts9inent Sol.
SunsT, pom 4, Alatama= 0tes, Sol. 9amptUn,
ron Der 6amptpn 70. s. gesiOn.
Sol. Yretpr, pom 30. gir9inia 9te9., natm
Sol 9Gilccr ppn Otidi9an, einen Captain unO
prei @enleine yei9enbauoi9" sefan9en.
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eOfal.Seeniefeiten ans Z afbinetOu,

SIM 9pfpttat 3u Ateranbrta bs=
fdnpen lb am Spnrabeno $50 patientell, BON
benen Die meilten bel Bulls Stun DerpuuDet tpors
ben paren. WeniAe ~perlelben naren inpeb ge=
fdbllid perpunpet, pbgleiG mande ais lebens-
lanalide Stripped aus Dem 9a3arett merpen emit
lalIen merpen. Dap Sides fur Die gflese Der Ser
munoeten 9el6ieDt, brau6t ni9t crit seIagt gu
fper0e1.
@%efan9en genp m M e n. - Die Scr
rem Maarap, 5arri8 unD BurG, Die am Oien6=
taa nit eiusr @arlamentarafa9se ms feinblt9e
Qaaer ainoen, INN Die 3eihe pe0 Sol. Cameron an
reauiriren, wurpsn 9%eIan9en 9enUmmen. 6err
8urh murpe auf Vefeyl pes Generals 8eauree
oaro e~ntlalIen unp fam am Spnuabeno nah
g8ofbinaton aurild. @r er3ablt, Sen. 8eaure-
oarO babe Inn gsla9t, DAP er in Ieinem l~pe8teuen
GaQe cine Nusnabme MAIDEN MOLE, Dap ober
5pn1t feline YerlUn, niht Iein eigeuer Sruper,
tpieDer e~ntlallen werpen tonne, Die QeiHe bes
Sol. Cameron mar, mte es ldie1, pom 8einpe
nod ntAt beerot9t tporOen,
Gtele 9ei6en, la9t 6err 8urd1, lie9en nuh nm
beer0iat auf Dem Shlahtfelpe unO meilenpeit
pertiinpete Der Serwelun96 @eru9 Die 9labe pes-
lelben,
Su Qleranprta erl6pB SO. Murrap,
pom Q. 9ierp 6ompIbire Jte9tmeat, Elm Srauen-
aianter, Namens MtarY Sutler, @r mar tetrun,
fen, ais er Die Stat begtng. 3runtenbsit 3siet
Gi6 iiberbaupt pielfoa in manGen 8estmentern.
GDl. 6arnb a nj. - Dieter Sff5isr, @D
lionel Der 9lep gprfer 6euer- 3ouapen, lit in Sol
qe iiberm1Bi9er 9tnfren9uns ltnp germunDuue
aeiltestranf e~epprpen Mnp mubte in's SrrenbauS
9ebraht perppen.
VferDe 9~ranSpprt. - lleber 400
YferDe purDen am SOnnta9 gum @ebrauA fir
Die 4rmee mad @albin9tOn 9ebra6t.
Gin Srrtb II mcOrrtgtr - IS mar
bas Steinpebr' l4e 9testment, nidt pasientse Des
Sol. @iniein, welheS in Der glaAt mad Der 9t=
tiOe Bel Bulls Stun lefS 6anOnen oufnabm, Die
uuf Dem S6laGtfslpe 3urifseldden WOrOen ma
rem. Ddfelbe 3esiment braAte aud eintse 80
aufSefunSeue 9Ier0e elm.
5efseno en-. - MagriDer WaterG
aus Gtr9ipten wurpe am Gonntag ais Spiou
feltgenUmmen UNI. BON 9ti9ter Dppn pprlaufp
in Yrtlon gelhidt.
Criminal @ertAt.- Sn 6ielent Sc
rtGt wtrD ~eegenipartie per Yrr3eB eeeen Die bee
@Drbss pom s. 8O9O 9lneeflastsn perbanpelt
Die 3eusen QuSlasen f6nnen mir pessn Nan-
gel an 8aum RiHt mittbetlfn.
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\ n9rufet MqeS uno pas 8elte bebaltet
pennDlDaria Naao= rnS Sarm=9.iiOciatiOa
8iaige un6 Idb0ne 8armcn

OEUIyt VIII WWUWe OutWtW
St Der lebtgen 3eit fer unru9e nno Arbeitl0liafet iolte iecer
1eBge Nlbeter, mel6er n6t III ben Rrie5 6iebt, fb eme quite
5arpl taafen, mo Ell fhl uno Ieine ,Sanlhe erHdbren uno fb cine
rIbge unp %lor9enfrsie 9elmatb 9rinoen tann.
Die bette uo pOrtbelbaiefs ~geleSenbeit Oaau bietet, bic I'M Be.
ten Autbliben~ te9rifiene teuti1e Anisolun9
aOernnutn, q
Potter Co., Pa poleb1t Der llutcr5ei4nete id6nes, frudtbareS
4no relbhh bem1herRs 6armlanb. tpwie ~por5u9ii1 9ele9ene 8al'
lots IN Der Staot @ermania, 3u Den btlli5iten Yrehen perraut
Daa altma lit feinno unb aMf em2auoe Elm pprtrefFlher nno
l%pertbpplee Blunpubs.
Soccer 8iufer tann ith fem 2an6 ieIbtl aus1unen umb betcmmt
eaen 0uten nno sarantitten 6aufbrief, fiabet aud a~nBtroeu fHDn
iberau CUTE otutlhe Haboarn.
9ano ut i'll carmen BON K 25 Nderu ~ab9etbeilt.
Ylbere AM6tunft ertbeilt gH, S@nauffer
Wtat14S IN Der @efer=Offtce
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I'D 1000 Mann fart iein, unO tagli8 tcmmeu

iou 1000 Mann fart iein, uub td9li@ tcmmer
reue &ertdrtun9en an.
Der Sbercommanoant Der SeseIlionilfen IN
Cape @irarOeau County LIT nit 1000 Mann in
g8eft Yrdirie unO Spamp &pao.
Nbe Sumter 1T nit 1900 &e6e(len BON Nttf-
iourt unO @%rtanluS am ufer pes @RilflfPPt, Der
Sniel Scr. s eeseniter. Sc r3g
@at6e1 98otttns 1T nit 5000 TrupPen eini9e
Mteilen BON Slrpmfele.
SIN l1niunsla9er in 6dmbura linO inter Rem
Commando pe8 MajorS NbbY 600 lopule aRtf@
fourier.
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9pnp. @rprea.

Sort &earneY, 27, Suit. Die Yen9=
GrpreB pallirte gsltern @tittas bier btrG nit
NadriGt9n BON Gan 6ranctaeO pom II. Suit.
G8 berri6t bort cine fieterbaite 9len9ier na9
Na6ri6ten aus g8albiu9tpn ilber Den 8artf.
Der ueberlanp- Gelegrapb tit so Nleilen 6ltti1
BON per @arlpn Bailey Station aussepebnt NOR
DEN. 8ts gum l.. De8br. glaubt Die 0elelidait
ben Gsle9rapb bis Salt Cafe Git9 fcrti9 gu ba-
ben.
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8DrritGem Scr GOnfGbcrtrtem lit
W1t11ourt 0e0en SatrO.

GatrU, 30, 9uli, Deerteure aus Dem
fetnpli6en Qaser la9en, rab Die @eSliOnilen in
8anpplpb unO MlempbtS SrDre erbalten botten,
na6 8trps Qeint sor3uritfen. Sic lcllen f9
BEL Stem MtapriO %lommeln. Gs miro bertdtet,
baB Der Dampier prtuee Of BaIes AM Sonn,
abeno NIT eirer grpBen An3abl pom pTsrpen bel
Stem Waprip anaefUnmen lei.
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Ge6enlnnneeit in Mnrfnlf.

Qpmtsptue, %. Suit. Die OWipnt9O=
merp GOnfeperatiOn" p~ubli3trt sinen Srief in mel
diem ea beiBt, RAP Die @eeelOlisfeit in giOrfOlt
allies Wta6 IberI6reite. AlItd9liR ftnoeh blutt9e
&fe 3ntihen 8ur9ern unp SOlonten ltatt
unO Die lssteret batten li4 piele DISQUALIFICATION
etlaubt.
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0eidbGftsDerIegnma.
0entide IlllO cngliidJt Sdrift9iebere
s bon ~
W1. 0etnri6.

uene0t opn Nlo. 43 @entrcitr. mad
13 0tprtb- WiaianlitraBe, Jfem=Oprf.
Den Serreu 8udorudue=9eEesrn b3rmtt Die ersebenfe NnSei0es
bab i'd ieet pieesr 10 psit il gtanSs Yin, I'M. oae in bic SGrift
melncr eeebrlen abnebner a~nfcrti9eu 5t trnuen. Defenders MADE
in oaraui auimcrflam. eab tl itets ete Quautitit Strlten oeS
neuelten unh benen @dtnites, prn benz pprsi0ltdIcn Wetai ae
3olIen, aui 9aqer Gabe unb ale SeteIm9en III mS9ltbt furSe1
3eit ans ibren takE.
RaT B~clltdnbtse Au8Itattungeu iGr !3ctun98- OHfceu
.burrdtbi0l 0 bb es bios Der genGueu An9abe Der @fb6p
beoarl, mn bic nDtbl9en Nrtitet fofort a%6Sul1iten-
Meimua= unb Dtctaa GtHien, 3ier.SuieH (DasLo ipmie cine
gu$pabl Der nelt ~gan9bmen 3eitunsS-S t9nettet MINER an SAND.
sDlctne ErDben teben alien @ei1attSpeuncen gratis an Oenfcn
Ourd neine NerbiuounS mi ben Yrelen-Sabrta item SIN. 81.
0e 4 50. lteize i9 ale slrten YreGen gu oenelIe r gebtnouugen
Hno 9reiien wte Die 6abrir ieblt.
R5- GbeniO babe tD Stempel uuo NhSfteder I'll on6itor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
lets p~orritbi8. pb. Qetnrt6 Sdrft0ieBer
ap2O) SuuI6SuSD) y 1S q. Wilianitr. 0ew-y)ort.
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Marftpreife.

Bntter bette 0Obem "a Cts. % 1b, @labes 20
~, 9tp4butter 2O-24 @t6.
6eberny 40 G As Sis % lib wenige i'm Marfi.
j rI6te, Jtplinen 81. 9O@2,25, palmni1e 6
@t8., GOrintben 81 @t8., @aaumen l23@
II Gents, @ttrpnen 81. 900 per 8Dr,
Sransen ST 90 per 8pr+
y 1r5, YientUnt 81 @t8. p ID Nelfen To-
lo3 Gt8v pltin. Sn9wer 81 6, Mu5fatnuB
4O-55, pfeHer lo4-lO7, MuSfatbliitbe ID
Al @ts.
81 etretpe, Wei3en rutb. prbinar 10O@1O6
gut bis auSae3eihnet 108@l10, wetBer 9ntel
116@l2o, ertra fetner I28O132.
9afert 8trg. II. Margl. SO@32, pehtl 33,
Nprn, weiBes 6S@70, 9elbeS 55@o7 @tS.
9tpggen, WtdrYlanp So, 9enn1. 56@58 GtS.
~ b /, 9pwarb1treet. inper $5.25@5.5O
ertra to fancD 6.O0O6,25
u familY 7.O0@7.50
O9iO & 9entuds upper 5.25@5.s7
y ertra $4,000 10
u ~ familg 7.0O@7.50
" @ttD Mias gut bis fem 5,Oo@5,25
u ertra 7.00@7.25
n QSel1h familY 900
u JtelerUpir, patap6rO, NIDlanb
& GreelIur famtlY 900
Stelerppir ertra $50
u OssenmebI, s.5o@s.75
st l. 800
prpStIionem, pent9 Na6fraae. SduIterA
64@7 fir SeitenItide 73@S, fir S6tnfen
9@ll3. Sal3Reii9s @reiie perldiepen, fur
GarpS4@9.
NetS, 6@64 @t84
9 tar perl Sc Gts. 9fb
Sal3 @rOunO Nlum F9Sat sO@108 g., Mar.
16auS ST .35@$I. 40, N1btOn's $3.50, 3urfs
SSlanO 25 Cts. ae 8ulbel SUm StOre.
9 namen. aleefaanlen gut bis auSseSei6ne
$4.50@4.75 per 8lbl. Don "a Id. 3imDtbs
$2.50@2.75. Gla6siaamen $1.35@l4O.
per 8nlbel.
Wbisten @itY se @allpne 171 Cents, SbiU
49, aber feline 8erfGnfe.
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MmtltAe 8riefifte.

8altimOre, ten 20 Snlt 1861.
1 9lelers, Gbrilttan SO Nieb, 9@l
Q gDder, 5einrid 81 Noab, 6riebri6
3 Srunnert, 8erp 80 9iaeting, Garl
4 8Gttner, 8rancis s SO 9tOel, 9 &
5 G3ermad, S9Uma6 81 Sertel, @jepr9
6 Oieb, GasparH SO Spermann, S
7 Diubtrser, anna 80 9Ulenp, GbeoporG
8 @merid,, 6ranSiata 40 Suans, Antpr
9 6ebte, CHARLES Al Slice, S
10 6rteDrt6t Nu9alt 3 40 9teuter, 8
IL 6ildbad,, 0eOrg 43 9tiGtsr, Or 73Fe
II Sinner, Triepri@ Al Jtebner, Panfritiu8
l3 6lad, 6einri6 40 9tGbf, Daniel
IA Stride, Aueult 40 Sebele, @barles
10 GDbeL Gbarle5 d AZ SAlpBer, 0einri1
Is 0entner, NnpreaS 48 Shutte, Souls
II @erbplp, Senr9 40 @elpelbah, Spbm
Is Senler, g4ilbelm so S6ortt, Nnpreas g
10 5plterbert, 9bilipp 81 Gamblers GOnr
20 6ulslnann, S 90 SAum, SacOb
II 6unlmel, Spbann 53g SCinmertalnp, 6einr
% Ser orr, Sleeper 9 81 Soldier, David
% &norr, SUbn SO S6afer, GUnrap
"a &raus, gupfpi9 SO GGtebulG, g6tlbslm
25 &appsl, @pom 81 gBepfelt, Mnpreas
70 &prmeier, Albert SO @eruife, @ilbelm
n 9iebtg, 3nlt. 90 gBul3 @eure
28, Nipla, SOuts q al 90 Werner @rnft q
20 0iei1sl, @brilftat1 81 Wseanp, ScGn
so Wimler SIR 8i 62 We9weltt, gSil6elm
81 MelGert --- 39}r63 gmri6 (Sstretdr)
80 Me9er 5einri9 Nnacota 3ribe go. II,
9B. 3. pnrnell, 9pltmeilter,
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gg Ma6 europa. Ser 8remer Dam=
pier D9sp gJort" pirp am 3, ausult pom Nsipl
gUrt na6 Yremsn abeeben. 9aIase fam in
Der 8sdertSffice 9eli9ert werpeu.
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Amfn,rnf

9ue Steentasn mlhe lid nod benz g8aI inatsnfr potoi0pu
M Ma y u wSlen. lno aai9eiprotrt f6 Il, Ser yaurnbaae. a
rtT0, ut DIE Nanen ejnSurpntren. "'N H''N" is'
Us Capt r5{aanembfn
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que Rnrlter uno tldt9e &rGeaten BADEN lett @eIe9cntett Fb
SM m1 aa.9e55ela9netea &e8ment (5renpnt No. u @olpneI g..
i @Ia amldtisBen 81 t0nnen. Der Gamrf entbrennt BON NtuenI,
q @utt ui'ed ole aabne lmo melret Gub IN Gecw. gprf bel Gpl.
u . d + "nelo'S 9Otet, f" 8pWerp, pbr in &aIbiuNtSn lei Dlaior
VN'V"t'" Sul25S
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@nI btssgtpuer Au;etesn

IL GHbicribsntet iopis AUDI @nseiscm fir sSoSbs
ttstOiI u. Georsetupn werSen bel Srn. 9. &. SeieSs
felet, 80. 42O @sStr, unterbalb 8. Ctr. entscasn
9~enpnImen.
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NreissG btcscn!ll

49, NrstszG bic6en!H
S11S @m 6. @u9uit finbet elm greS5fTeR II Stott, gne
80 ~a c~ palHpen Wtit9Itectr mafIeI ~unbeOrSat lire rene
tarttn pet perm Stmpn, 1ioier. @arouer, 8rpfs un6 Or, gsimb.
MAJ mare Sa gaoen. Mtttpe un6 pailpe DtitQltbr, bic ib am @die-
gen os S @Olen. miiiien ibrs gretie bis I'M i Ubr uni rem
SWWbliatp pt'et 9areh. 3aS @Dnite Der
0o-Mp Sottim Ore @6Gben.Gefell{6oft
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Cav H. .s.sc Baltimore, cen 90. Suit.
@ Sgt lnt Puhiiiltdbe 3abluna her Itictii6en @teuern er[ouSte
= ! I 1Ua,I t6H Gem Jcsl9en Setra9) erlDidt am Tpnuernoa ben
! .t"snH. que Eerl0nen, Wel6e ib ben 0prtbetl rieier Der
q : ~ h Sn F9trn Wuni1en. miiieu ibre @teuern Dor bielem
~ oSSooSv pt' Spbn 8. Graves,
Staet ISOLATION.
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Ntllr Nn5riotu.

WOiIperilcllcrts=P Gle ms NnSlnnO
mer0sn IN tGrSGfer 6rii uno mud gprftrift Der eanbe saeSess be.
Oia' eafn DE OTStce cs .Sdltimole 94eter"
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s. .fnnntntnchunn.

Der unter5cdnete Sei9t biermt rem 0cn tatsn ge1ern Ser gSs,s.
porter @rtntlndl= nno ADenl 31tunQen, lOmie aa6 ter Namilt1t-
Slatter an, Dab CT BON nun on Die A9entur berielben fIr ben Ole
itrttt @cluntbia IbeInonmen bat, meld,e au baben 5inb Nn 400
@@Str. @Ortb, S~ii6en s. uno 9. Sr. 8eft.
DCs " Meibinaten. X S'S"''
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lh NafaSc anf Sesclfbtfcn
$50 BON uSrsmen" mad Baltimore"

poer per DampfI1iH .. oBrenien' II, vJterzg)C
gSer @errpanote pom DeuihIanb bsriber fonnlen iaNem min
unb Die Pana9e fur oieleben ber besabtt. tanieoer5eit einen ppi.
srItsen RaiaselGen auF elm BON Bremen mad Baltimore 9eben-
os Se9eliatl entweoer fin 3Wildeaeed poer 2. @aIite IN Der
Sitec oeS Baltimore qDefer" erbaiten.
HT- M~nfraaen pn auspdrtS erbalten MIR Die %9eplnldte AuS
tnnft, penn bas HVrtp Dem Shreiben beisefigt 1T. 6brlS
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@irtDfcbnfts 0lnseiae.
Sector Srtealeb

go. $40 e-@raBe, spehe8 SauS ppn Der I. Ctr.
WaIbingtun .. 6.
Offcefunbcr: @On 10 nbr Mcrgens unb BON az lbr
aFni8l 9mt
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Sun9e trdttt9e Ndnner, meIhe aslOnnen fnO fit bic 0uer bes
&rte9eS III ben 8,r. Staaten Oteuit etnSu DIN Sren, ino bic urt
elnee aoen, tbre Nanren in Der armSrp pm Conn. S., 9urner.
GlfleS bel Pabit einSulfre ben, I'M be Organization ber nsusn
@oms 9nie calol9It ppr5anebmen.
SNo M. &r8NaamDwSti, Contain.
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Oerlam0t mno geimcbt.
!, MT.

Go, MH+ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
QrNA Baltimore, ben %. Stunt 1861.
NerIan9t Ipfurt: 500 Nferce, wUppn 400 ser5ialihe
3n9pferoe aio GER Jteft ~9teitpferbe ht Gapanerte-@ ebroad lem
Auiie1. Die Bteroe mhiien pSDl9 9eiuno, gut getaut unp frei BON
tenenl 6ebler, bic Getpferre nidt iinqer ais 5 uno nidt alter ais
: Sabre nnO Ole 3ugptebe SUtiten 6 nnO 8 Sabre at unb Is bis
sPrsiS BARI SIPS fir iepe8 IL DIT abel feigen.
Se mnfien CUR %SnpctttOH ait rSnls Seab 9pte["-Stalen in
6ront'' nabe Gaelr, bente Gcrmittag ut 10 llbr ~pUraeiabrt
neToen. sta Sa8. 8elQer,
1Sui1- M.O.sMS