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KAYANAGn Mary
GENTLEMEN,s LIST.

i,ms Fed, rslAcNermsn John AndersonsH
& Amman Carl
+own MichlHlBrown Ahrsham9a Robert
Bohne Fran-Rargefiied ID Brown Aaron G
~ Brennan Michael
nsnn Lemuel Baoni III
Ampbell JohnCorning CIV Cllf5rd Dennis
Cln John Colan George
smwcll JF C,ok CT Corley James
Cubb,rly J II
ohrcn.nend DLurbrow GeorgeDodge Mr.
p.,aLul-t An. .Denning MR. D1unelly Michael
ny Day Richard DoT William
i Robert Dtyton AC Diehl Conrad
la-EA En- Jo.n E~ing Elward
fng.IBH E-e.ue Co No S5
bm,s r, ,lna,h JohnRProst IL
TO-. .r.t.l. o tsal is JAsL
"a S G.l rHw Jo n Gee Gorge
G... L Va'duer "llto' Gaynor John p
tJbr piaaUuy Hearty W
Itt.,uJ n rrtnr,on Hll Tan FrAlcis
%. a. R,i.- ulJtusA Hutohisou james
awc II Sm J""-'
YU irrs.a WINS
y.,.Ur,- racl,A JenlS'npCE
.Iurr o. G Jp-ssCB jones WIN
SNEDDYwmKDspp A &w
roMG IogcPY Lowers wm
/ Lewis J9s MLthtigl John Latham j
,odd,nJas Meade II Murray Frank
yYrrny ] MuuayE Mcguire Charles
rlIiu, Peter NJ ntou Fred Miller John g
Tom 81 .Lolsy Dennis Mtsoa James l.
erJ MlllsAe Murray Edward
,ip Mugtdl Charles Morg giu Geo w
,Jsn,.q More ahtrd Metz Gsldore
trrL L.wis houord larry Mltteriu Jacob
Iig jams
..c..ly John McCrPs,y Bar M,Kay Horny
,MrGwuyJ MRfenew Mcclure Ference
:. rs 7 rp'
,eupnui.JuJ NubolM Norris Geow
oau \ Norton T.
l f. AurastF Oliver Phenezcr
rrr l7'n o Perry VIM Peet IsaalL L
4 ~ idC ri ron John
QuELET GF
4 ,nlin Goo R'mJuo, Relgap D .niel
t,v Iaurs R,itoryLtwreni ieR idixhanier
or seaman R.hssl, Henry Christian
1 Eell ry
i f,n.ur. ur suit. win Sheer Henry
f,mo ? Ilny Smith Mt''ael Stewart AlouHo G
ia ,'nt- sItarg Geo Strong RE
4,rv Tm.tl vsrln tuf-r IL nrySsphens Isaac
tuy sogntagg Na'en'swli' Cnas
'NwJ uhn shUh mi
,n,n WIN speers Jos swift zebulon
ulnburg
mrfon ChasTobln Jas Tompkins srml
Nv Toole John o
N Tassell Ca-Vermilyea Isaac vandsrhoofA
lrb NanderVeer WmNan OutusOerg
,ed LTry II John
M Dr. VIM
Thecler Bny wlghtman Fredk Warner John
Williams l. Williams Stephen
IlvRD WATSON
,on Leonard Williams DR. Wray John
ar Wood VINO WOrden ThOs
ergon VIM Hwestsrvelt Hny Wood Jos
LIAM 4. PABoR. Postmaster. lOi
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BOAR, A.SO KOOns.

BoARDISG--A FEw MEN CAN BE AC.
comm ia o. wl.h board RON 8 70 81 - per
week, at 2e4 Eat 10Th ~. n2s 2faa't23
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'LACEs WHERE poLL4 OF ELECTION
Will. UE am

Is NolVpy -or ,utL.
Tho following Bel ,ustyd ~ .lt tl,ot IL.
.s.u l. 80 a r.,'n tIu set srs,rI W 'l'if ~,
~, Nw ricn elv,tu.s s1.i. Ue tt 4, "a al uther.
y isv uIct' a.
d. 7. VALENTINE, Cork.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

Ward Mo.dn. JdDmdHV. Republican.
l..Mm Jpnnott William Jsnnoit James Moods
2.W III MaioneyWm II Malohey WIN III Mtonoy
-. :. James HOrun
3 ,IdW II " tathEdwd " Ii'ath i II Libby
=. james l,ilcy letUI Meade Peter Meade
.... 80, Henry T. Leak
.. y VI Iuthtl o. j NJ Tuihiu
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Second Edition.
The LittIeiohn Libel Suit

The LIttIejohn Libel suit.-Dswitt C. Listleohn
against Horace Greeeydssges laid at s2O-tred at the
late oswego Circuit before Judge Bacon and fully reported for
THE TRIBUNE by J. L. Crosbyis published In neat com
psc pamphlet Of pages and for sale at this Office Price 10
Although the gveAtbuk Of the evidence collected for the
defence ruled out Judge b. yet the opening On
BY ISAIAH 7. WILLIAMS. esq gyess good idea Of its
character and Of the grounds Of dsteem of the Newfok
legislation Of s6o its eDgnee and their instruments The
ngsof Judge BACON and the comments thereon by JOHN
kPoRTER, esq Of Albany deserve and will command the
attention Of lawyers and urs And whoever wants TO see
whatever can be said sgsn,t the defendant in this suit by
bitter political and general adversary who knows that be h
not to be answered must be sed with the soming for
the plaintiff BY the Hon HENRY A. FOSTER. The cross
examination Of the defendant by the Hon CHAs B. SEDG
WICK Likewise, presents noteworthy aspects AZ po
hesl hoel fn are less common than formerly and the
h's'ion Of 1860 Is sabse Of enduring interest believe
&1ey I'll M We ysasAss Hsns yssaaas sss Egsssy.pg
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THE TRIBUNEs WAR MAPs.-Now ready,
am TXTRA TRIBUNE containing the various Map. pub
l,hed IN TIE THIBUNE since tho commencement Of ia
Wm also contains i.t Of the tiled and wounded In ne
late battle far eersinsd fret i've cents Three del
' P'' ''' THE TRIBUNE. Nsw.Yort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

Morton,s Celebrated Gold Pens. .-lmp;ovements
made in the machinery for manufacturing Gold Pens and
cured the subscriber by Letter. PsteH have enabled him to
overcome the many hitherto In their
production and also bring the within the reach of all
Th. writing public thoud know the following faett Con,tsas
writing months 10 done cheaper with Gold Pens than
STEEL therefore il IL economy to Ood Pens Tho
Gold Pen remains unchanged by Of continued while
fore perfect uniformity Of writing obtained only by the
9TH Gold Pen The Gold Pen ALWAYS ready and reliable
while the Steel Pen be often condemned and
selected therefore IN the Of the Gold Pen there 10 gent
saving Of time Gold capable Of receiving any degree Of
elasticity that the Gold Pen 10 exactly adapted the hsnd
Of the writer therefore the Of the band and
injured b known e be the by the Of Steel
Pens He selling Gold Pent prices varyns from Is
70 81 according to size the svesss zee. en e,e Sss
of which will ouast ot the beat Steel Pens Sold
by all dealers in the hns throughout the country Whole
sale and all the stes No Is hsdenane. where all or
dert neo,int cash post sAmps win receive prompt sen
ton Pen OF Pens value and selected 60
eordins to description will Immediately be sent BY mail or
A. MORTON, No rs Msidenlsne, New.Yort
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90 Eei.

FURNISHED HOUSE 10 LET TO small fam
IL ny low Rent aud part OF rent taken b reservation by
ovner Tor one of rooms preferred BIT
nation centr. and house fcss Address Box No l'9lP o.
VNO LET-A Three-.tory and Basement
HOUSE in good order, with modern improvements In
Ludlow place HoGsons, between Sullivan and haedougs
,,s Rent SO month Inquire the premises, or Of "
g. TALLMhDGE, No. 81 Msodous.lH.
ITO LET.-STORE on Broadway, near 27th-
A. moderate size and Of very moderate rent Ap-
ply on the premises OF No. O. Pnsst ,,,,,oyr
ITO LET, with immediate possession, at 800
Il per .nnam the ATWATER PLACE, on Lsmartin.-
sy foniers overlooking the Hudson Apply 10 hfs
DODGE Copake Iron Works, New Yorf
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Now Ready, Monthly Part, No. Of
lrENHE USEHOLD JOUR RNA A l.,

Containing the choicest Literary and Musical entertain
ent-boh quantity and guay-eyer oteedto the people
Price II cents. Sold by all News Agents.
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Mem publications.

NOV READY-SECOND VOLUME
THE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL.
Az pager. Price, 81 80 80
Beautifully bound lstred in gold, and forming Epe OF the
chespe mos, entssipns and most instructive works ever
las 1ed from the press
Thr Volume coDtinI beside immense smount OF other
matter "a Lectures the 6rs. n the country specially
reported and also 29 pieces Of Music BY the best compossn
which cannot be purchased In music store under slo a.
least Can be had by ordering through bookseller OF nsws
agent. Price. 81 so Publi.hsrs A. HARTHILk Co., Ne
- North Willis NIT, Nsw.YoIk.
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furniture.
Ccal an0 tljoo0.

o. First quality Red Ash, Lehigb, Lo. & \
10 eDs Gus, Mountain CoAlat S5 Yards Nos IS and W.
40 Wsshington.st, cor. Abany-st. RICHARD HEArHEh
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personal Re elections brought Home from
the Campv will be the IubN Of the discourse Of The Rev
MATHEW HALE SMITH on NUNDAY EVENlN0. at lhe
Brooklyn Tabernacle. The Rev. V1lLlAh ALVIN BART
LETT win preach in the MORNING. Services win CON-
mence at l0t N. and ct Z. p m.
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Real &staie for Sale.
Gales bp Anttlotl.

TJCTION NOTICE.-Magnifcen sale Of
N HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, THIS DAY lmondsyh
at lOi O'clock at private residence No 40 West l6th nea
oon,i,tipa of Rosew Mahogany and Black Walnut
Parlor Chamber and Oak Dining Room Furniture China
Glass Silysrwsrs Paintings, BronzeI, Ornaments &c Aso
Basement and Kitchen Furniture
A. NJ b. CHAPMAN Co., Auctioneers.
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AliIitarp Notitfs.


An Enthusiastic Meeting Of che son. .. Oi on fsaS aT
lSs ranntis was held tie Everett Rouse on feaY
smnseh .rt 20 complete arrangements for the Iecep
byeInag, ga iacnston OF stand OF Coors to, the Tenth
DOthl Legion. now being Ieiaeo uhus' 'Ne a~'i " w
d. a. Van Wyck . , 10 Iol, r D;,nuick
= 1bfcb was responded by tho,e pzesen; by liberal
Sbscyiutons for the ot ct Of the meeting.
The following gentlemen were unsnlnousy cno'eh At
Committee OF arrangements Tor the OCCASION:
N0N Ns.i.b Van Duzer John G. Dimmick ,
49, N Seymour James w. Fowler,
James Marsh, Adam Liourn,
HsnTv 81 Terbeu Chas. r. Hunter,
T. d. Lender DrNm D. Eager
NJ BootmAn II. 7. McCoun,
Ssmu.l A walsh Robert j. Hunter
James l.. Woodward, D.b Helstesd-
AZ rops tbst IN the former citizens Orange and
Sullivan Counties residing in the city and its vicinity shall
participate 10 reception any ch persons therefore, who
have NOT ed upon received notice from the CoI
spending COMMITTEE requested to leave their ADDRESS with
either Of the Committee Of Arrangements
vote ofthankt heartily 70 the generous host oi
the Everett House for the accommodations gratutousy i
uisbed 10 the Sons Of Orange and Sullivan.
On motion Of Isaac N Seymou was voted that the pro-
sedngs of ths meeting be published in the daily papers
JAMES L. WOODWARD, President
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Fifth Republican Senatorial District Conven-
tion.The Delegates to the above ConysntieS w meet q
inst, OF y O'Clock p. -
| Cams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

Artificial LeRe (Palmers Patent eI;endedl the most
useful besutful and approved HANDS and ARMS Of the
frat quality FEET for limbs shorend by HIP DlbEAbE.
eomely and useful in sction and appearance Address
Dr. e. d. HUDSON, No. Clinton Hail. ~ Y.
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VHE UNDERSIGNED, Assignee OF the In
| i xsn,o,, b., rsc.ived LETTERS PATENT from tho

i vsntor., ha. rscsived LETTERS PATENT from tho
United States for -r,u prow
b. ,,vs,to,. RI this uischnery have expended noch
and nsny wears IN experiments upon It, and now
offered TO the American FARMER III aesnoi'N " ~
II Nov. about an acre hour. With deep far,ow 10
,is III bsrs the oi Is light aud the funow Of the ord
v J.n,h eightecn twenty acres day can be secem-
nheS Il IL particularly adapted to heavy work. aaen
Pa.iins M rsrs lsud, subsoing and draining. ,x,
since 1851 the premiums awarded to Mr. JOHN FOWLEan,
q, Stes ,wins Machinery by vsriou, Agricultural so
s In England aud Scotland exceed 900 in the asgreta
Ths cost of plowins by this machinery 10 estimated 81 one
quarter the cost by the ordinary method IL e0n'o"''
nothing when not at work n. d, ,oo.s
other farming purposes such subsoiiins narrowing a
ing eultivatink threshing, grinding sowing &c. "a
Patent Rights for States Counties are now iof .aie a
patis. wishing negotiate for the psIshsss n,h AM pss
waTe-av Phiadelphia W. r IAtnA"' s'o
Phiadelphia. Oct l, 1861
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..,.,a of leading and influential GERMANS, with
out distinction of patty was hea ~, ava pssn - cosso
date the German vote in this city IN the coming election.
The esss harmony prevailed and the following cali was
@psp@G"RS FR 'STRisd TAf otRGaNzAoN OF GERMAN
ECoNSOLIDATED UNION LEAGUE,
FrY1ow CITIZENS Al the present time when the German
sdopted citizens without distinction Of party have taken up
the purpose Of protecting the land OF Their adoPSn
attacks Of its enemies and securing 70 posterity the
bessngs of Institutions Is imperative duty for those
whose circumstances do not permit their leaving for the bed
bste 10 unite aud present bold front to those who seek
to damp ardor and enthusiasm Of people for the pesei
walton glorious Union ard 10 their nnited influence
in the approaching elections only for the election OF capable
and honest men, into whose hands the for the welfare OF
the entire well 40 for the Liberties Of ndVlduAs
German fellow citizens, At the present time, when all old
party organizations about TO be swept away and a cru
who have due regard for the honor and the hehes
interests of country and city art ernesuy
the enemies Of the Union on all points, by the lorna
sdmni,trton of our pubic affairs your hands
effect these important ends II rests with you by means oil
the selection and election capable aud honest besow
blessing upon city, for which ell citizens have heretofore
looked Ia vain to party organizations .,,.,-,
smot to threaten to crush the people in con
with the heavy tacrcet necessary Tor the preseV
ton Of Union The latter ndpensbly necessary and
viii be made with good grace bat the former caused by d,
order and confusion aud eIsysgance must be reduced TO
the oweft figure compatible with regulated administration
To effect these ends within the power Of the German N
zens Of Newly hey are united Therefore and oI ne
zens Of the City NevYok without dstincton Of party
and in favor Of accomplishing the above 96sc are hereby
WEDNESDAY October 1861 for organization and 70 eeS
delegates TR siSs wsd s CO. g. % ss 5 soSP %
PYTMAGoRAs HAIL NPs a l3 and s3snM.y l2s csPs,
6uqgsT y WEIsMASTH WIITFAT JThH Mhs 4 BRIIL snEIpMAS
OSWALD os "a oTTENDoRFER, INDREAs WiILMANN
STEoNH MEaER FRs FREpskiGs keST4Es E
PHILIP FRANKENHEI RAPHAEL WE'LL Won
| MER GERUSBACH,
YERD. JUCKER, GEO. MANCHOT.
n, n,.e-t,,
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The Rev. VIM. III. Milburn win deliver LECTURE
next TUESDAY EYENING, sth inst, at o'clock IN the
JOHN-ST NJ. r. CHURCH. subject-Auon Burr. Admis-
sion rs Tickets to be had Of the Sexton and st the Door
on the evening Of Lecture.
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VNO SUGAR REFINERS-FOR SALE-S,n' .i.-. o,.s'
lof VACUUM PAN new and 10 complete pS SrSsr Tss
two on VACUUM PANS second hand dnnssjDs q oce Of
above can be had at a bargain oy sPP"s
FOUNDRY, No. 3i3 West 2'thst.
aO1 NEW-YORK LAUNDRY. CfI
Z,1C CITIZENS STRANGERS p'saas adIf. or Collars,
Fine shirt., beautifully done sP NIsht Shirts or
rs &C. Panls Coats he to zuo 80, Csptre oiee a.
C. ii. BENEDICT. No. 25' |a"'''' O
wsys open a ,sns or and returned free Of chSfe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

New City Military Corps.-rhe advertiser proposes
10 oTennize Military Corps Il sufficient number will unite
In the movement the purpose Of military insTuetion
beth practical and theoretical None will be admitted to mem
beshp but those who sble and will devote s least three
evenings each week study and drill. Address MILITARY
Box No. l00 Herald Once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

NotIce-RECRUITING for the THIRTY Y-SEVENTH
REGIMENT-Ths gallant Regiment, now the Advance
Guard Of the Army Of the Potomac raising good
men Reeuits viii apply AZ the corner Aity and Thop
son-Sta or in the City Hall Park All Deseters hom this
Regiment ordered 70 report to Lieutenant JAMES L.
DUNCAN, THIS DAY. By order Of
LieuL-CoL JOHN BURKE, Commanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

Il s1pplisd with SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY
AZ the pubsher lowest prices Any orders ntrusted
my care will be faithfully and promptly attended Plesss
giys me call before purchasing Commercial Note Paper
sr rea or 25c per package Of 5qures Letter Paper from
per ream 70 % Buf Envelopes VI per 900 and
wa,d Cl,rKymen supplied with Sermon Paper ct 81 per
yssm usrsliy sold for 81 So JOHN II. TINGLEY success
ser 10 C. Shepard Co. No. 1871 Ftsnt, peat door to the
old stand Of c. e. 4 Co, N "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

Fremout Rifles, Col w. MERRITT, Headquarters No
fsI 8roadwuy-A few good wanted fol Company oi
tbis rsVnsnt Also two Csplsins with commands
vii be received,
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miscellaneous.

DALI, BLACK a. co.
ID Nos. 565 and 567 Broadway
N'''O' FAIRS AMERICAN CAMP CHEST
BALps AMERICAN CAMP COOKING RANGE AND
BOILER
Ocer, of the and navy invited 20 exsmne the above
!. our store They viii hud the arrangement complete
and conducive health and comfort in the camp The
CAMP CHEST contains all necessary Kitchen utensls arc
Table Furniture aud constructed 20 hold besides CoOh
yery durable The Boiler win hold ten gallons and the Range
can be used for frying boiling and stevng at the same time
The boz containing everything above measures 81
long inches wide nhes deep and the dimensions o 'hs
Range are the sarne aud weighs less than 20 10. .,
The given by The President exffe'lcen'
Fillmore Gen. Mansfield, MaGep Wool, Quartermaster
Cpn hsiK, competent Military authorities VIII De
sufficient induce others to possess themselves Of these IN
d,p.usnbe article. Of comfort Orders cent 10 BALL,
BLACK Co.. the Sole Agents. viii be promptly st'eD'os
TO-
NHAMBERMAID and SEAMSTRESS.-An
accomplished and experienced Colered Woman desires
situation in a respectable family CHAMBEhMAiD and
SEAMSTRESS; best OF references Address y. H., NC 81
Eat l5.h-st.
DERROMs
~ PATENT PORTABLE COTTAGES, -
The simplest nestes and cheapest mode OF house ouildps
vet produced for temporary Other purposes particularly
'1Ap''O FOR MILITARY CANToNMENTs,
hospits suffers shops etc. seaside
and FARMERS COTTAGES, settlers in new countries and
ofces Also for green house and South American oaalbs1
They can In few minutes By any person Of Ordinary
For purchase of Cottages. and also State County or indiyd
ua Patent Right pnce, libes, or other ni0rm9n apply
a. A. DERROM,
Steam Carpentry Paterson, " J.
Refer to H. v BuTLER. No 10 PARK place. ~ Il Coo'sS
HEwIrr Co., N. Y.
Send for circular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-07

United states sharpshooters, Col: Berdan.-
Good shots desrous Of joining this syorte regiment
the Potomac may apply Capt HASTINGS, No. 43 W.st
Jauncey Court 70 Lieut. PEET a the Camp at WeehHw
tsn the 42d Ferry landing Two experienced soldiers
~shted for sergeants Tive Buglers wanted
ESQ will be paid for TEN MEN to complete Company
brought Immediately to No. t28 Broadway.
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For Wasbipgton ImmediateIy. RUITS

Scott Lie Guard, Ssh Kegiment y. ~
gwen good pay board clothing and nedicsl se dance
Psyfrom s3to S per month Apply immediately to Lieut.
MARA at No. 34s lh-sv 26shst or at No. IA Koose
,sltst NeW-Nork.
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IfcSS,s Racesua.

Der gG6eeltn8 Snteai9eucer fagt in 8e3u9
auf 6lDgO's Riid3ug bel @auleY
Die 8ebelIen laben Iid 9eSptngen, Den 9rGB-
ten She'll tbrer @ufen, 3elte, Oeden unO Stu,
milton %meg3uwerfen Ocer gu %3erltGren, pamtt le
nur f9netl senue aus Dem 8eretGe ron Sen-
bam's 5ruppeu famen,
Der @te8 ipar poaitdnpig nnO penn 8lopO
aud nt6t obgefaBt purpe, 70 wdrD er bod
tAtmpili6 aus gBelf : 8irginien Dtnaus9ejagt.
6lUgD'e Dta6t beitanO aus 6 Sir9inta, 2 Wtti
fifpptz 8sgtmentern unp l Georgia Ne9tment,
i'm @an8en $500 @ann, ndbrenp 8enbam nnr
5000 Mann, tauter SbtD Srippen, CUR Gerfii=
guug bate, namli6 pas TO-, II. unO 10. Nest-
ntent nebf 500 Mann BON 81. rnp A. 9tegtz
ment.
9en6am's Qeute Iinb Spq Mutb unp 8egeilte-
ruug uno Derlansen. naf Sentudp Oper an ben
8otOmac gu neuem 6ampf 9efibrt gu werOen.
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Mnn 4et,smen.

New 9prt, 26. Nppbr. Gin 8rief por
Sep Melt bsrldtet, pab Der Gaper ogeauregaro4
bel Ietner @s9nabme Ueni9 sosr gar teinen g8t.
~perltano ~leiltete, @r mar BON @apt. @lltert 6ay
commanptrt uno ,purOe am IL. bs. MltS. 100
Meilen bon alacp Sencmmen. Gtne Menst
Muntttpn II. a, &riegomatertal wurOe iber
SOrO eewprfen. Der D8sauresarb" bate aleti
er GbarIetcn perlieB, fein S9if eeleben UNI
ntAt einen etn5t9en S9u6 eetban.
Der Dampfer uGonRecttcut" 1T in GeD @ell
NIT Dem SGcDner n9lpelaipe" als @rile angefcm=
men. Sn penlelben befanben iiG rntbrere SCI.
fen Sabel.
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MeafOm unb eliNen in @papn.

9pfUn, %. glCp. Die ssfaussnen gietel=
lenccmmt1dre, peren Anfunft in unierem 9afen
felt etnt9en 3aeen eripartet purpe, famen gsltern
an, unp Der pSan SactntC" ibfrlteferte Ole aus
9e5etGnetpn lno nieOrrsel9lagenen @aGagtere
Dem Sort @arren.
Senator Maion 3ndte beoentliG nit ben WA4
lrln. ais er, bonn 8abr5erg berabltetsenO, eineu
8lid auf Die fellen Mauern BON Sort Warren,
elmer 8eitun8 mart, Die ietne 5erber9e bis su Iei,
nsm Scoe pOer biz auf Before Nufabrune iein
miro.
Slipel fab 9leiA9altia, aber unsebener aft
aus. Seine 90 Sabre priidrn i'm init meDr ais
gew69nIi6er gDuht,
Die 8eteflen linp in StGerbeit unb tequem
TN Sort einquartirt unc werDen Wluee aenug ba-
6en, I'M iiber Die unbef1nOiateit De5 Glildes
nad3uDenfen.
Set Dur6Iu6une Oes @epades Der @efan9e~
men wnrOen feline papiere perratberif9en Snbats
te8 %gefunpen,
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4eIearapbtfebe 01aebriebtsn
@pn Gen. 8anFs, 0ipiGpn

Oarnestpmn, %. 9lOp. Oeltern Bate
Die 3. Oipilipn unter Sen. g8illiams parade
unp Snlpeftipa unp erparb li6 purd t9re quite
6altung uno WanOeupre5 ol9emeineS Sob.
Cine 9rpBe 9nSabl ~ein3elner @ompasnteen ptelel
Otptien Iino peta1trt uno tbun 0ienlt auf ot=
peren Stationen.
Oas 6. 9euni. gte9iment mnter Sol. &aiee
fat neuc WlUntur, nit Ausnabme BON OberrGfen
erbalten leBtere lpllen in menigen 1agen fpl9en.
OaS 20. @enniplp. Nes. purpe ssltern auSte=
sablt urp Die SoIpaten lanpten mebrere 3aulenr
Dollars an ibre 6amtltfn. GUrp. Sos Mercer
son Die EN- 9tesilnent itarb 9eltern am 8Ypbus-
ieber,
Die l.. Settion BON Dan NQfn'S Gaoaaerie
1T mad 90plesvile ab9e9an9en, mo Der Stelt pes
3te9tmente0 iGcn LANCE in 9uten 2uartierea
ltest. Set9. 9OlarD, Comp. S, POM 13. 9enns
iplp. &es TT e~benfalls am Nerpenfieber 9eltcrben.
Das 8. 81, 9. gteeiment 1T pur6 cine SnSabl
tithtt9er 6efruten rpmpletirt trUrben.
@eItern b6rte man &ancnenlhuIle, bic, pte
es l6etnt, BON elmer atf Dem anperen ufer spr-
iber5iebenpen fetnpliAen 8atterte auf unlere
bet Great SAILS ltatiOntrten Gruppen e~efeusrt
wurpen. Der 6einp 500 l6 10 iHnetl Suruid,
pte er 9efcmmen mar, unO eS fam gu feinem
0eedt. Spater bGrte man wteper &anunen-
bonner. aber man petB nlGtS 9iabereS parilber.
Oae W:tter lit ia t unO itiirmtlA.
OarnestUwn, 25. glep. QlleS rabig
Weitere Ne9imenter wurpen ausbe3ablt uao lbld
ten STtt5tere nit @el0 mad 0auIe.
Das &rtesssertht fist td9ItA. Seine Scr
baupIun9en bteten ni&ts SutereianteS. Der
@anal 1T often uno maj erpartst bepeutenRe gu.
Iuhren.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-27
Salete's Critics

ggleue 8eIen feGren gut, : 1T Elm SpriiGs
mort, pas 70 a~l9emeine @eltuns Iat in Der @Belt,
ba6 mir 9ept6 pa6telt, Dem neuen Sber9enerul
pas Department @t,iourt fir eine @etle fair
play g6nnen gu t6nnen. Sen. Sailed iAien
pur6 pas S6idial ieiner Sorganger i'm Gum-
manoO iogar nod gang b~eiOnOerS geparnt. Nter
ME 1T AQes onpers 9etpmmen. Olet6 iein allete
erlter 2lufang betBt un6 pte Der 9lau6 elmer
8ranpfdtte in Die augen uno laBt uua frasen,
Ub mir bier nift cine pernebrte llnt Serbeferte
Auflage Des NlggerfangbunpeS Sumter (0une
Gr!) ppr uns leben. Da irren menlGltd If,
erluden mir ale GreunDe Der Gret9eit, NIT uns
auf's @Urgfdlti9le lnO WOrt fir gBOrt Die naA-
fplaenpe @eueralprDre 3u prufen 2