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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-14
I'll = WARRANTED

~, psl;sre The Group in thirty M'""s'S
~, peI,re Il Comnyn cold mmed'dfe4'
yn Re';ev tie Asthma at once.
n rn" H,4rssnes, Of Siay''s 'f','ea'e''
To slcays Loose" c"ngA. y..,,
70 alrays cause The Patient TO fa'se r's"9'
10 ol.vays produce R'st at N'g"''
Head Tie rollowios eyleo's from ONE . u
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-11-14
GREAT BARGAIN :

THE Subscriber will sell her Farm cheap. II coma
over 200 acres of first rate land, with gooo pIoP9
ton of wood. tiage and pasture is on goo' loa,
miles from Williamstown Villages has good Duiio!nss
is we'll watered and in good state OF cnltiVati ih
liberal Fer further particulars, anpy 10 the mnTS
on the premises. Gamma 81 ~
Williamstown, %, 1861.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
Currency Movem snt.

We cannot serve cur readers better
than by presenting them below, the list of
bank now current throughout the State, as
adopted by meeting of Bankers in Mil
,waukee 1t will be seen that mutual
arrangement has been entered into, to con-
tinue up to next December, and there is
no room to doubt that all OF the Banks
here represented will remain permanent
We need add only that these bills are ia
ken by all our Banks in this city at par,
THE undersigned, BANKS and BANKERS
of the State of Wisconsin. believing the
following named BANKS to be sound.
either by STATE STocks or INDIVIDUAL re-
sponsibility, OF both, do hereby agree to
continue to receive and pay out their
ISSUES until the first day of December
next, when the amended BANKING LAW
will 90 into effect.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
eight Rra0in9.

Healthy Women--Is the Species Extinct
in America.
We take the following from an article
in the Boston Courier under caption of a
" Healthy Woman"
What is that % says the reader, x and
where may she be found 2" yet healthy
women are not like the Dodo, an extinct
species, though, like the aborigines, they
have disappeared frcm great portion of
our country. Down East, in Maine, speci-
mems are not uncommon; rarely in New
Hampshire, and more frequently in Yer
mont one may by chance be encountered
in some out-of- the-way locality; but in the
rest of New England New York, and the
great Northwest, they practically exist no
longer. In Boston, the oldest inhabitants
can recall the memory of few, indeed, if
any, native born specimens, and we are
not entirely sure that one exists or has ex-
listed among US for twenty years. To one
accustomed to the sight of the buxom and
bright eyed beauties of Kentucky and
Tennessee, if he walks on Washington
street on fine day, it seems as if all the
hospitals in the world had disgorged their
female patients for their last promenade
through the chief thoroughfare OF Boston.
An evening party is like a soiree of con-
valeseents, where the painful sensation of
pity for the delicate creatures on every
side nulliEes all the pleasures of society.
Such at least is the fact upon a man who
has known woman in other lands, where,
glorious as God made her, she still en-
raptures the eye and thrills the heart.
With those who have grown up in such
associations, taste may have been formed
for hollow eyes and chests, for hectic bloom
or yellow pallor, and these things be voted
interesting, but such deprivation is hard
ly conceivable.
Ill health is so much a normal condition
of feminine existence here, that many wo-
men who never had well day in their
lives, actually declare and believe them
selves healthy Let them apply to them
selves the test of a. celebrated physician.
Says DR.. Meigs: "a healthy woman has
no experimental knowledge of back, sides,
head, lungs, stomach liver, or any other
organ; she is concious of herself only as
one perfect, elastic, and life enjoying
whole. T" Oh, yc poor victims of all aches,
pains, and languors, Of neuralgia. and
headache, and dyspepsia, ye patrons Of
pathies, ye dea;hly mothers of dying babes
ye coughing, groaning, sleepless, complain
ing creatures, old at twenty-five, and
quite broken down at thirty, how near can
you come to the old doctors simple stand
ard of health?
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
5eleetco l)ortrp,
OUR UNION, RIGHT OR WRONG.

BY sILAs S. STEELE.
Rouse, hearts of Freedom ONLY HOME!
Hark, to DIsUNIoN's cry;
Dear Liberty beneath her dome
Proclaims that dangers nigh;
Come, let your noble shouts ring forth
In trumpet voices strong
''We know no SoUTH, we know no NORTH, y
Our UNION, RIGHT or WRoNG"
The TEMPLE our brave fathers made,
The wonder of the world
Shall they behold their sons dismayed
When Treason's flags unfurled?
Oh never, by the glorious stars
Which on our banner throng
Rouse, sons of three victorious wars,
For UNION, RIGuT or WRONG!
Our patriotic fathers shades
With WASHINGTON on high,
Point to their blood-annointed blades,
And to their children cry
Rouse, Freemen, by your Fathers scars
On to the rescue throng;
Defend the Unions sacred stars,
The UNION, RIGHT or WRONG"
Sons of the Press proclaim its werth
In TELEGRAPHIC fires;
Bid YoUNG AMERICA stand forth
And EMULATE their SIREs
Wake! SISTER STATES, and hand in hand
Round Freedoms Temple throug;
Come, shout in one united band.
Our UNION, RIGHT or WRONG
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
NUMBER At.

Prairie City Bank,
Racine County Bank,
Rock County Bank
Rock River Bank.
Rockwell & Co.'S Bank,
Sauk City Bank,
Sauk County Bank,
Second Ward Bank,
Shawahaw Bank,
State Bank,
State Bank of Wisconsin,
St. Croix Valley Bank,
Summit Bank,
Sun Prairie Bank,
Walworth County Bank,
WauKesha County Bank,
Wisconsin Bank,
Wis. Marine & Fire Insurance @
Go. Bank,
Wisconsin Pinery BaifK,
Waupun Bank,
Milwaukee, April &c, 1861.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
JEFFERSON COUNTY
TREASURER'S SALE,

NOTICE is hereby given that on the
second Tuesday of May next and the next
succeeding days | shall sell at public auction
at the Office of the Treasurer of the County
of Jefferson, in the State of Wisconsin so much
of each tract or parcel of land described in the
following statement as shall be necessary for
the payment of the taxes, interest and charges
thereon, Said sale to be open between the
hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon and four
o'clock in the afternoon.
jefferson April 18th 1861
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

ADvERrIsE.-Dull times are the very
best for advertisers. What little is going
on. they get while others are grumbling,
they pay their way, and with a newspaper
for life-preserver, swim on the top of the
water. while others around arc sinking
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

CHARLES Dickens last provincial tour
netted him upwards of EGO, 900, after pay
ing all expenses.
Pray, Madam. why did you name
YOUR hen Macduf! ~ Because sir. |
wanted her to lay on y
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
SIG n f. D.

John G. Inbusch, Pres't State Blk of Wis.
c. D. Nash, Pres't Bank of Milwaukee
Alex Mitchell, Pres't Wis Fire & Marine
ms Co. Bank.
s. B. Scott Cashier Juneau Bank.
Marshal & Ilsley.
G. G. Trumpff, Cashier Second Ward Blk
Armstrong, Sphinx Dc Co.
Price, Farmer & Co.
". H. Clark, Cashier Blk of Watertown.
VIM. NJ. Dennis, Pres't Blk of Wisconsin.
Z. Mcmahon, Cashier Blk of jefferson
j. B. Crosby. Cashier Rock County Bank
H. ". Hubbard, Cashier Kenosha Co. Blk
A. Miner, Pres't Waukesha Co. Bank
T. T. Reeves, Pres't Oshkosh Com Bank
w NJ. Dinsmore, Cashier Walworth Co.
Bank.
LIE Grand Rockwell, Prcs't Rockwell &
Co.'S Bank.
John R. Wheeler, Pres't St. Croix Valley
Bank.
A II. Main, Cashier Sun Prairie Bank.
J. Y. HcmphiIl, Pres't Bank of Sparta.
D. K. Tenney, Pres't Sauk City Bank.
T. Browne, Cashier Dane County Bank.
J. i. Hill, Cashier Bank of Madison.
J. A. Ellis, Cashier State Blk of Madison
T. Thomas, Cashier Sauk County Bank
R. '. Bogert, Cashier Dodge County Blk
W. H Lathrop, Pres't La Crosse Co. Blk
John P McGregor, Pres't Columbia Co.
Bark
E. 0. Emerson, Cashier Bank of Portage
Edw P. Blockway, Cashier Blk of Ripon
D. G. Smith, Cashier Prairie City Bank.
E, Lathrop, Cashier Oakwood Bank
J. G.. Winslow, Cashier Bank of Beloit.
W. G. Ritchic, Pres't Rock River Bank.
W. J. Dexter. Cashier Bank Of Fox Lake.
W. E. Smith, Pres't Frontier Bank.
'. II. Spraguc, Cashier Blk Columbus.
+. X. Townsend, Cash. Blk of Sheboyean.
j. FL. Mead, Cashier German Bank.
j. 0. Thayer Pres't SEawanaw Bank.
L. McCarn, Cashier Bank Of Grant Co.
H. K. Edgcrton, Cashier Summit Bank.
Charles Ray, Cashier Prairie du Chen B k.
B. B. Northup, Cash Blk of Weyauwega.
Maxwell Hobkirk, Cash. Corn Ex. Blk.
Geo. Bulkley, Cash. Elkhorn Bank.
Daniel Wells, Jr. Pr'st of Green Bay Blk.
D. Andrews, Cash. Racine Co. Bank.
L. R. Cady, Pres't Bank of the Interior.
Henry Strong, Cashier Blk of Green Bay.
Ludlow, Bingham & Co., Blk of Monroe.
W. ?, Westfall, Cash. City Blk of Prescott
NJ. D. Miller, Pres't Wis Blk of Madison
B NKS,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

lots II Is and 81 block Is block II
lots ! 10 and 10 BLOCK all block 20
n mart r binct Inu = OiOe lots 8 10 II 10 II
lois and 20 block Is Is II IS and I9
lots II and y block block 21
iotS io ! . ana biocA 5 7 s 1011 10 13 II
~ iot oiooh 70 ,,ool- r 10 Is II Is 10 and 20
lots As and 10h hot e III, .,
olock 70 all block %
block 8 L. o
lots 10 II and II bFk b1ock o5 anu 0
,o+O ~ - a :, b,ocl, N blocks 35 and 36
80 ioto 70 ~ - I'LL, blocks 81 and SO
loto "o o II anu = 'i00 all block 40
IA 10 blocks A as and 46
lots II II 13 IA IS 16Ipoovrp;s ,nn,r,ox
II IS l9 and 30 block 7rn w,Pn
IA lot block 3
lots . lots s. and block
lots 10 ~ ana ~ plo'A lot Il block IL
II lot ] on Cole Bailey &
all Of block IS Go Is iddition on 500
90 lots block 19 section g bIocI,
lots Is Is and 10 block -
90 Village of Palmyra, T
5, r E6.
COLE & BAILEY's ADDI- Dow's ADDITION
TIoN 7TH WARD lots l II and Is block
lot 8 block
lot l block 5 lotS anu 10 plock
nh Is and Is block 5 o,.., ,-.
~ ioe I n 1,oo,. lots and block
lots l3 and 21 block iots - ,INI pioIN = = =
lot IA block io.o " 0iooh ~
w co1,E's ,DDITIoSIlots IA and Is block 5
-7TH WARD. higgins
sw part . block l lots l = 8 ana block Is
n part lot 4 block l hlggln's
part lot block lots ~ anu II DOCK
COLE s. BAILEY's PLAT lots and block II
7TH WARD. original
nh of acre lot block Higgins
PRITCHARD's 2D ADDI- lCARPENTER s ADDITION
TIoN.-7TH WARD. lots and l0 block s
lots l , 3 5 and 7llots and 8 block ?
block Is LOT 7 block 3
1t Is block Is lots 10 % % block
lots . "a 6 7 8 8
and 10 block II POWERS ADDITION.
lots l IL 13 IA Is andIlots % ana - block
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

BANKS.
Bank Of Beloit.
" Of Columbus,
" Of Fox Lake,
&c of Grant County,
" of Green Bay,
" Of the Interior,
" Of Jefferson,
" of Madison,
Z" Of Milwaukee,
4" of Monroe,
" of Moneka,
g of the North West,
of Oshkosh,
g of Portage,
e of Prairie du Chien,
q Of Racine,
of Ripon,
Of Sheboygan,
of Sparta,
" of Watertown,
Of Whitewater,
g of Wayauwega,
e of Wisconsin,
Central Bank of Wisconsin,
City Bank of Kenosha,
City Bank Of Prescott,
Columbia County Bank,
Commercial Bank,
Corn Exchange Bank,
Corn Planters Bank,
Dane County Bank,
Dodge County Bank,
Exc'g Bank of Darling Il Co.
Elkhorn Bank,
E. r. HincKley & Co.'S BANK,
Farmers & Mechanics Bank,
Farmers & Millers' Bank,
Forest City Bank,
Frontier Bank,
German Bank,
Green Bay Bank,
Hudson City Bank,
Iowa County Bank,
Jefferson County Bank,
Juneau Bank,
Kenosha County Bank,
La Crosse County Bank,
Lumberman's Bank;
Northern Bank,
0akWood Bank,
Oshkosh Commercial Bank:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

Town 6. Range Il, E

u O"h Us a.
part swq bounded n by
q line e by Rock River
by Fifeld, W by sec
ton line
part neq bounded n by
Stevens, e by Howes,
5 by Henry, W by q line
part seq bounded n by
Henry, " by q line, 5
by sec. line, e by FL
field
nwq swQ
neq seq
seq seq
east half north east or.
north east Or. seq
west half north east or.
nwq seq
nwq swq
e part neg 40 acres,
eh swq so acres,
VIII seq so acres.
sh nwq so acres,
part neg nwq, bounded
n by section line, e by
Endres, S by Fifeld, W
by River
part eh bounded e by
sayage's addition, $ by
road W by Copeland, n
by Hesse
part nwq bounded n by
road, e by Washburn,
5 and W by road
part of nwq bounded n
by Crawfish river, e by
Burnham, 5 by road, W
by section line
part nwq bounded n by
road and WaShburn, e
by river, s by Smith
and q line, W by Gill
man
part nwq bounded n by
road, e by road, s by
Allen, " by road
part nwq bounded n by
riger, e by river, s by
road, W by road
part nwq commencing
on road, 4 i-2 rods,
thence back S rods par
alel with q line, thence
sl1-2 rods, thence e $
rods to the place of be-
ginning
part nwq bounded u by
Smith, e by road, s by
q line, W by road
e part nh sh, $50 acres,
W part nh sh, 10 acres,
neg swq
seq SwQ
eh neg
neg neg seq
part eh neg bounded n
and " by road, east by
section line, 5 by q line,
eq and w24n pit VIII seq
eh seq except 80 acres
paid by Charles Farms
worth
W 81 nwq swq except wn
VIII nwq swq
nHQ seq
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

SEVENTH WARD.
Sw eerner of section 1
Ise corner of section )
sw corner of swq section 10
sh swQ section 10
| eh nwh and eh swq nwq
section 10
VIII NEG south VI r sec 10
VIII nee section 10
VIII eh neg section 10
VIII eh neg section 10
v part seq % acres. section
10
PRICHARD's 1sT ADDITION
-1TH WARD.
llots l , and 3 block /
lots : S 10 Is and 20 block 3
iiatS II and u block ,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
Village of HubbIeten,
Wasertertoyvn City, 1st
Ward, L :, r. ID

seq corner l acre )
commencing at a point :
S1s Q &c la-I00 chains ai
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

Roger A. Pryor was among the aids
of Gen Beauregard who visited Fort Sum-
ter before the terms of evacuation had
been agreed upon. Roger felt thirsty and
seeing something resembling nice cock
tail on table in the Fort. took it up and
swallowed it at gulp. In an instant his face
wbitened, and the surgeon of the Fort
made the following announcement. ''Sir,
you have drank poison. That was the 10
dide of potassium-you are dead man. .
Roger prayed for something that would
pukc him, and he was puked and vomited,
and bis valuable life saved. We gather
these facts from the New York papers
which obtained them from the Sumter boys.
The Charleston papers did not contain the
facts
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

In Peterson Maldaner's Block, Watertown, Wiseon-
sin Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
ceries Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Mechanics
Tools Hats, Caps Boots, and Shoes, Window Paper,
stationery, &c.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

CURTIS ADDITION.
\ 5, y 6, X I, block 5
Z /, block 4, y 6, block {
l, , and 3, block 2
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

HEBER SMITHS ADDITION
I'D WARD
nh 2 and sh 5, block 1
nh 5, block 4
Sh 2 block 1
lots /, ., 8, 1 and eh 5 block
9
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
DENTISTRY

Dr. G. Shamberg has located himself
& - permanently at WATERFOWL and is now
\ TSSsssszsA prepared to wait upon those who may
0Q1I yrequire his serYises. Office in Prich-
.rd's Block over the Watertown Bank
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

BLAKE'S ADDITION.
lots Is, II and Is, block 4
lots VIII 5 and 10, block Z
lots 1, 2, 6, I and s, block
lot 9, block I
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
V. MOORE, NJ. ID.

Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. ouice III .
once hours, to ., A NJ, to and to P NJ
Residence, 9th ST., 4th from Main, South slue'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
Busil1ess Dirertorp.

Barber Rooms in Watertown Bank building. olls,
Perfumery, Cigars, Tobacco, &C., always on hand'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-23
8elGtasmabme oOm 8eitungen.

Y9tlobelpbtn, %. Qugult. Sci
Anfunft pe8 Nep=gprter 3u9eS 6elte frii6
minirten bic Sfd3tere be8 MarI4aQ8 81
ale 3eitung8-N adete uno na6men pte 81
DattY Nep8 in 8ei9tag, beren Girculattos
fatal anf8eboben pprpen 1T.
Der WfarI@nl nabm ou0 auf Der Grb
Office bic @remplare Der Nep8 fir ben %,
unO Siben In BelWla9. G3 waren unoef,
1000 @rempIare fir 2%oatautle rno 500
Baltimore, 0al0tn9tpn, NIeranOria uno On
polt8.
6erner na6m Der Marl9all 8elb bon
Sftce be5 oGbrilttan Sbierper", luegen eines
ttfel8 it6er Den ounDeittgeu Grie9", melt6en
ielbe putlt5irt 6atte.
Alle N, ga, %. Nu8uR.
Sberif pe5 GountY8 fat cine Mta@t aufae6l
CUNT S&uBe be8 Democrat" unO pf5 y9fepu
%taner5", pa mar etuen Nn0rif auf bic Sff
pteler 8latter bsiiratet, Die Den 8iirgern IN
gene6n tno.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-23

Sa1tpt tttmer freGer er6ob NIB Iii Gio edtptlha
6eyeitS ia pfene 9~ie6e0iou ilber8in8, int3te 81 esn
Nraioenten 8ubonon gu gang e''er9tld'eI' SeFz
16t0moBre9eIn, namentliA gum OetaHlrel Vsst
tepelltenoeu IruppenSob nod} zen SORTS I'M Wv
fen ppn GGarleltpn NIB CUR NVlsllolinY pet -r'0-
pcniblen &tie0Sl6tfe nnA Den oero9@tt9Ps, lapz
lideu Standardization sn beIpe9sl. s"t1s putqu@
nan 1eineu Stats befolet, 70 mare Die palllalS ao9
oou, DbnmGdjtiae Nebe4ton I'm Setlne etl''ol
nerSen. ODb Der elenbe Suhanan l'eB f1p pom
II6pO uno peiTen Mltt(6ulpt9en lette'' 1tno fgat
+, ant ME niGts gcgen Die 9tebellipn. AlS tgil
rtsp Der asioenpe llnpi0e .pc5 glcroells i'm Sd
mar bie1es CS$abre5 enplt6 3pon9, 8lppo 81 entS
lolen, wanOte Ct fN 1T letner 9(ptb pod> an 9olt
uup ~i6ertru9 ibm sum Observation-Disclosures
up6 pa8 ,&rieaemin %ilterium. 9th0pem pplt
penige Sage parauf pas e~rltere on letneit bl'Res
rieelt pofsren Observation-Disclosures 5ft13 ab=
0e9eten 0atte, pipmete ct Iett'e 9at5e jtrafF aus
lAtie6li0 pem &rIe99nttnt l%tertuua.
gBte furMttar pnnial5 Pas &rte91QsPaFtfrltRt
in Toloe Ger eerrGt6ertl1en utlp raltbfrtid5ett
Werfpolt1t1a TlOYo'a, Der Die ipe1li9en Saape5%
truppea In Die entiernteltet1 gGinfel pe5 ganpes
.Yer,ettelte, bic 6eten 0el4uBe ultO icnli9en Waff
fen ben 9tebeQen 1T bic 6Gnpe lpleIte ltro Die
ti6tia(en SIF3tere gum GerratD an Der Sur'-
pe8sNrnee SeranlaBte, %3errittet pnr, 1T lnlfren
9eleru nod III fril6er grinnernn9. Nber NIT
Itarter, prpnenper 6ano rettete llttii oplt, ipas 81
retten mar, ptolei@ ct an 8ubaran feline 5alff,
lpnpern Elm forttpa6renpeS 6inperntB Bate; nit
6ilGe bes Sen. Srptt uno peS @'pe. 5lf5 bon
MarYlano 9elang e8 tbnt, Den Ylan ber 9ebel@
lelt, ipprna0 tie lA lGpu Dor pper am 4. Ntar3
Der 8unOeabnupttapt betnahti9fn unp Die Snauz
duration 2incptn's perbinoern MOLTEN, 5t peret
teln uno cine bintGneliAe Sruppeu5agl sum- BOZ
lduigem Sdbube B~albin9tpn's gu ccnreptrtren.
Die trefflihen NnprDnungen ie0pQ,, ipelGe ct 81
idleunieer @erItarfung Der llpliGsn 0crtS, ma
mentltlb Der Sorts @idens, Mpultrte inp Slim=
ter, g~etrpfen Bate, puroen Son Sad3an1n an
n1uirt. ~ ~.
9la6 Den, 0t9ierune8antritt 2tnrpln'S febrte
t6plt in's NriSatteben 3urif. 8alo aber trat CT
pteoer 1T bic Ssfentli6feit unD befampfte IN let
nent Geburt8faate SentttfY 1T ntetltsrbaften,
tlaliln 9el6riebenen ~pfnenen SGreiben unp in
e6enlo pprtrelfli6en 9epen bic gteGeaiun anfs
ent19ieDalte uuO na6prldliGfe. Gtne 6rt9t
ieins5 eplen @irfens 1T Der sbsn in Sentudg er=
ritngene eldp3enpe @abfiies Der unbepIa9ten
lltiprSn1antler.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-23
Mus Mlerantria.

Qleranbrta, %. auguF. Geleru
9}a6mitta8 purOe Gib @tnpIe, Die fiG, unite,
Dem 9tamen elmer SGriftitellertn, fri6er lit Ybts
lopelptia auf9e9alten Bat rnp rnnn lpater ala
GprrsIponOentin fiioli6er 8lattsr f~un9trte, bier
%fefgenUmmen, olS le chen naN 0albtn8ton ret
fen rotte. Sie Ieu9nete i6re Correspondents nit
pen @eg1ltpnsfabrern nidt rnD i4eint es parauf
abgels0en gu baben, i6ren glarten in Die 3eitun=
gen su ~trtn9en. @ie wurpe als @rreltant mad
&nlbin0tpn 9ebraGt,
Qlu9ulf S4afer bon Gloureter, q. S., Spl=
bat in Capt. 2Jcun95 Gpmpa9nie BON 9btlabel=
pDia, wurOe 0elern purd einen @ilipteniGub
S~ermunpet, wa9renO CT auf &unbl9aft mar.
Sen. McGle(ldn tnlpi5irte beute bas bteIi8l
Departement uao warCe nit milit1riiGeu gbrer
e%mpfan9en.
Die nsten 8efe6le sur Gpntrple ibfr biz
93sile 8pil4en bier unp 8al9instOn werbs, jeti
lfren8e befpl9t rnp 5tpar gum @libSer9nU9en Oil
Ter, Die be5t9li6 ibrer 9oYnlitat feinen Ausreis
ia ben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-23
IelegrnpDjgc6e Sf0cbricbfeu.
: ert9tet III BEN s8aGttmpre @edsr.
@ie @idherbelt ber Sanptaast.

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Der SiHerbett mfl@e6 in alien Gerbdltnilien tn
Wal9in9tpn 6erri4t, fGnnte ni9t 9rG6er letn ais
es au9enbltdli4 If, Die @era@te, pa6 liA UNI
ter Den Seppbuern Der Stapt .3eiAen pom I'M
rube 3ei9ten linp pplItip unwabr.
Die Stel4n9 Der GOnfGperirtsn 1T jeBt lppeit
t%efannt, paBSff5tere, berenl lrtbetl 9rpBen @ertb
BAL, uidta mebr wiInlden, al8 baB bic 9lebeQen
Ons Pro8ramnt an6fi4ren m6Aten, wsl@es Elm
Gprritden auf gHaibiu9ton pertGupet. G5 III
rn3peifel9oit, caB int 6ebsGens9ager Wpden uno
@%iaiern berri9en unp Dap eS bort l9per 1T Die
0ente ulammen3ubalten, 81 Den ld1erli0en
0elAiGten, Die BON Belt Sn 3eit er3aGlt perpen,
9eDSrt audi r~teieni9e, paB General SObnlcn
nber Den YctQmac 9e9an9en let, benn beSi8ltG
0ieier Operation Bat pos Srte9sntinilteriuln gang
entaeaenaelebte BeriGte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-23

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ben 9rUben Gteg bet Davis Greet". uN6sr"
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pauh aus Ienneiee unb &ertltd9 bertrtebet unp
Oaun Die contbinirts 8ro6e 8etpegrn9 gegen 9btS
laOelpbtn, Stem gOrt &c. tn'S Derf 9eIeBt perbett. "
Oa8 9Rtp=S Orleans Delta 1T ent3tGt tGer baS
ueulib In NtGnonp pa1iirte 0eieb, ben5ufol9e
ale Bstpp6ter be5 SioenS, melde Der Ser. ct.
Union NOD niHt aFgeihpprett baben, aus ben
. nf9perirten Staaten 9srtrie0en perpen iolen.
Der @Eann Spn MafiaAuiett8, Der Mnnn BON
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ter uas @eiddfte SIT t1ti1, @elO inter ur8 3t
madden, bat ntGt8 bel inns gu iuden. Der 9e@
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1as IT, 9ent9F, tpn nidt feruer IN nnIerer @fttte
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State otel er Qrt 8ermG6ten mir p0ne Gnpe
ben 1itptt1en Slattern GIT entuegmen. Gle ge6en
Den AttaiGten auf 6riepen pOrerlt tpeni9 9taum.
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3utrefen: o6enrY 81. g6ile'8 Yopl1lnritat, Der
3auber letres Namens ioQte Qegipnfn Gerpprrr-
fen auf ieinsm We9e tu,u 2ut NeRen BON @ir~
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letn werOe ale3 pUr lt9 Der5utrei6en, BON ben
NQe90ante8 Bis an Den S9ip, uno DaG er fetnen
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lebte Nntan9er rer 2tncOlnz8 eeterun9 iiber Die
@ren5en oe5 aIten Staate8 s~etrieben lei, DCG
mas mar DnS Nelultat letner expedition 2 Statt
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fer 3beil ptfler 1T tbm mieper p%eerttrt, Gr mar
nidt i'm Gtauoe G9arleatOWn am @nnap6a at
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CAB aub ptele mieoer auf na0Oem er Die Bride
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wt8bur8 berrIAte cine @pnfulipn 1T leinen Cont
monoo, ais Oh rer Teinp ibta beltdnbig auf ben
6eritn pare, G6 ltebt 81 fir9teu, paB bic con-
%fGOerirte 9te9terung nit Der 8eltallttn9 ron 81
piliploaten in p%ielelben foltlpteltsen 8luno 10
%perfaIt, fir pelde Die 9incOlniten bereits 70 tbeuer
te3ablt Doben."