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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18
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VEHTIVN WNV KIINETNFK SWNIt WI gIUNUTITu
3pilhcu Der 2ten uno 3teu ctr.
Die Sbule ee5 llnterSei9neteu it nunme6r in Iein gBo6n.
baus al Srcabitra6e perie5t Gs 1T ee9enpdrtia Noum
SorbanStn fr 500 Sbiler, pesbalb Der llrtrltrie6ene
Ceius Srtuubs une ate Sefannten b6attt erfuWt. Inn mi
frlbe ibs Rtnoe! jun, llnterrt2en uno @r;leben anjup,r.
trduen.
9iebIt Der oeutlhen II. en9tiiden miro aid sic fran;6fIbe
Sprd6e eelebrt. lcDie ale gum bur9trljbCn Qebe1 notbmcns
bia,n 8snnnile uno Btrtilteitn. Mu6 1T BEN Gltern G;e.
~I,ssnbsit s%etcten, ibe Rtnor af 6iQieem QBme Vtonofpie.
len unO Sin9en e:lerneJ iu iontH.
Dl Der In ~er3sid5nete ;woif Sabre 9olfSlebrer in Dcutfh
lamb nj une ME 6efannt aud ibOu 3ebn Sabre Bier in
@merifl. ionic aud auf 9ertau9en bic btittn 3cu9niiIe l6er
G0blSfsit gun 9shrtrberuie ]oufupeiieu perma0: - 10 wrr.
zen tplbe oeutipe Gltern, oeu1n CT niht genau btfannt IN
ttlnen anltanb nebmeu, ibre 8iuber in feline Sdule III IenSen.
SoA9d5mng9YOQ
S3bn RetnbarbI,
beutIher lebrer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18
9(tue SSeiujfubeI

GSirtbTd1oft8s9 IuSeGac.
Wejucu 6reuuOcu unO gctanntrn, Iopie Dem
1rlammtcn 9rblttum ole eysebene 2n,ei9e, oaE
tb an DIR Gdc Der 8. II. 8rparIreet eiuCt
Eagcrbtcrs 9 alcpu
.trGfnct 9Gbe unO lace hermit ale meme Qanbs.
irute freuuottdlt sum Seiuh p~sr1elbsn Elm.
u. v. MYERS,
|Te Ger 8. UNI Bruaolfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18
EaERrbier- SQlon

9to. 10 Ntatnltr., 'nthten Ger IA. unc is. CTR
Agl!rsn STttunoet unS DEM 8eeorrcu 9ublifum mo6t,
pr niernit ole er9eeene Anit9s, b3R mir an pbrocni NI,sg
eIat elegant etn9ertdtete 2a9erbtcr. 2BirttIboft era6fnrt 49,
o9r@ st2 relbtaltt9eS g8bOlrilIe ga0sr Der teiirn SSrimt
lro Iran{olll4er Sreuntss ltno rUjr IN ben Stanb orir@i
ten lu t0nEen. @prtbirr y WI /" - "'-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18

5rlihe 9lrtens Sdmereien
irner Qrt erbisIt iOCbsn nno ~Yert1uIt 3u Siaioem
Wreis 6. NdNner,
gfe rrr 6. II. 8rpapgr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18
Sefommtmncbumec

9tsuee Soaroirapaus uno Vagerbisr. 9Eirtbldaft.
Ger untsrisitnefe bdt an Der l7ten 5truEc.
ocn' 6ti6martt 9eaennber, elm neues Sndds II.
Sparrtn9- Dams er6fnet, oaS er isiuen Ereun.
cen une Dem 9uSlrtum in. Nusemsinen bclten7
emrfieblt.
Sn Dem Sarrccm pieIcs neu einaeri6tetrn
91ules limb tets @etrdnte olsr 2lrt ano better
2udlitat gu baten. defenders e%mpfieai. aber Elm
@lns 9utcS eayer'g Bic
u. Oincnnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18
Drlb(Gafts Gr6fauna

Der ~unterTi6ncte erloutt flo einem seebrteu
puelttum Die Nnjej9c SIT MAIDEN, Rap CT swiI6cn
Ter D. unp I. StraBe eluen 2u9erbtersS Salon err
ofuet Bat. Gs miro ras Seltreben ~peIIelten Iein,
lIeto nIr Die belten @ttrGnte Su bdlten uno Our6
auTme'tlame uno ireuurlthe Seotcuuna %rieteni-
gen, pclhe ion %trlutteu, Den furi,n Nufenttalt
in ictnem freunoIt@en uGp tibIen 2UtaIe ausc,
ncbm IN maiden.
9tt9mCu1, 90. Suti 1860.
SUbu 6erbt9, Plat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18
WSrs. SS g. SSaacucr,

MdtElt ape. ,piihen Der 1Steu uno l9tcn,
mdft bas bsutidt Nu6lttum ouf i6r 0oo,r YUu StptaerY,
Rinetranllsn, 8ltenbuttn, oeullAen 6tlitultu u. {. ~.
aufnertilm uno idert cine rttue 9toituulG.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18

SUaroers Buarperel
Our6 ueberuabme pcs an mein Qotal an.
9renSenren s%srdumigsn 8c6nbduIes bin i'd in
oen Stnno 9elrbt, elmer n%etteren @u,a6l Boar.
oers bsqu'me Gunner einri6ten gu t6nnru.
ptrrauf Teflettirenpe bite tb Ilsbalp bri mir
"or3ulPrs6en. s. Narrbaufsn, Nat.
(2tm Neuen Oinrtt.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18
nno 2 STANDARD S6uttle
U(dlCbIncn.


SCtoe @rttn oirltr NRIbtue lino ltbr in g2obr,,. -
zen Gonitlfn' mn Satrtlebr0UCb. lie Urrilt NrrGEsJtSSS' 'E
b%toblcleet, rdr. Ycn Sl35 uuo Sl5C auf son 49, S,STd EHo
Sinaer'1 gto. ) Stannarr Ibuttle. W}oi%in:
eonplctt, Sl25. '"'t"' sute
Grrncr, III, unIcre Site ]p,aitiabio N u,t,,
gtIl3taE, nanptla@it4 81 SobtiNnOlsSpt gtctSn ,"'y '''.
.%"ny'TS m"O 'NMN Hr,elttt uno leOe Art VOL S(rtLLrr -
tuhGcn tonl NrClo e'rldtcn, Hebt eiernfn ~. co.
Nfo,htat Yn 9lctdtr @ute 9a0blt mtro. '" "s'"' 'ie
ellie SiuGcriNeu MtMhtiel mob,n Ssn
Stl@ mit 'ptt G30en, m:!beS ret beEannt bt CT 'E :
leocTm0'n, or ole btlte RsnntniB aber PiS,,,i%G- '"N ~.
@uNtmcncn, u6cr ocyeu 0r6Fe, 4rbcnsf5bii5Stn~itt i'2i 'sa IN
s ,as El. NJ" y ltrei'e tar en- &renplar Won ,%3. If 9 SIN St.
HNo COS gldictt," cine iDJH iIuitrirte 3,inu, S'"ltr
gratis iu9ci0not werntn miro. '''"'g, re TOM
MaNrI", 3mtra, Saummcurnearn uns
qnG 9us sum- YEGT&nb etner NdSnoltiae notbprrn,,rn ~,
HGn ~ ag"ttt5r @.tal1mit Mrs uniere rr"S SI}aS 81, ,
'9 ~ G;n q, I rwn g E SUI Seria1u.g ite6en. It ''A
Iasli ua? n better @Tl@dir9mciic beIrteScnn m T|iS'G ~
retdc @u'tlgc III tr6ll!en. SR gVu mar rroi ,.t.
y. &rOtt, &gcnt. 240 9PIirfr '"StL l. e..
hHAsNAA Ill NNAU
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18

SIhNtt'o neut NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T"'
lint uuicre tettu Samiiens9 albju,n il, r' -
81 Hrtn9tn, baecG mir ben Ore 8 fur b%ieieIben' S St5,, ~uS'
coGr ~SrlNS9lGrle Strttcr@ioibIne, htRn ycrIieT " y, . ;
gig GolJr5 b~r0t6ctet. '''"' ""E OR"l-
Singers M. l uuo 3 Stauporn St,,..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18

0teine alte impcytjrte
2Seine, StqmDr@ umb @t4arrcm.
inter Der Sjrm0 ''U"
MKEEVER s BROKEN
unO ntrOcn III ibrcm Strrc, go 4 Grbanoc
6Otel, @eorI Str., 81 hmcnO. pa.
FIR ii; 6Ci9e Elm tets rejhblltj9c5 Qaarr fibr,r No, i'm
pOrlTicn Umo mIdlrlihtu 49," '' -"
8einen, yiqicr5 unr Giaarrcn.
NonpCn NUrter, ScOtd 2le.
SNrOincn IL. /. ~,
af ncI&c Grtttet bielel6en bic @urmu 9lmf,it ibr.rr 7.r,,rn,
Hn9 0e 9teprlen 9ublttdmo b%tniGpcn:n ii@ c]rloubtn, rem
lelben obtr 0ub SuaItt& ole StrthrrIlo aebCnn. ran i,Srr
Del une 9d3Ntte @rtitel oe dbt 9ar0nu t mercrr fam mi
uat Jtptm 2bVIe Der Staot irei ms 6au5 oclrfrt mrN So
Mler. Ntc &CrYer,
Gh0S. II @ridcu.
nc Or. Srtfen crlaubt ib itinen qrrrg r y ~ s.,
@n5l9r gu MAIDEN, o1R CT oaa icit1ey Yon i6r GeriCbrnt
SeaEr~ 1ao eeeno-S5entdrrung5 Brihdft IortEBtn mirr.
Sete 0rtee bfftnbet ith jest in psm Sipre pr 6rrr,yi
McSteSer Il. Sriden. "
NJ SerlthcrUn9en oltsr Art uno in bcu krrrr
9tleUl4etten per0ea btai9it oaielbit Observation-Disclosures e
StGeH SsrIHtrUn9 (Snlur0nceJ ;pcnOt man lid an
u. 8rifrN,
30. 4 @rd,Hn0e 6ctel, @farIIr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18
.S Singers
nib-MaIainrn.

lle'5tnoe YOpuIarit6; son
S'n9er's 9idbmaitinrn
n iloSol BIER ale in europa.
Gte o.lte empr5lurs FUR cc.n.
Superirritdt ut aIe aap,r,I
SEetarii9en NdlGLicU. 9tap.s-
l@hlsn ennen frtt.. aud, ~
!t9tr sttauft lp,Iben "a
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18

gtihmcnc, Sirsinien.
Der untersi6nete empficbtt b6Gihlt leincr
5%rsuupen UNI Dem Yublitum itin oueoeCebutee
trilA an9aie9tss Eager pm 2lqutwren uno 81.
barren, brett imp"rirte froniDHihe 9tctbs unt
YSrle' gNene, 9bamt l9ner, Wnlalo, Slcrrp unt
Mocetra Nejne. ouer 2rteu Sranutmetur, lNbis
It4's, bou1no. Sin Stun uuO elm @ aIurtiytce
wager opn SOoana unp C~iubetmilhcm @l1orren.
p~auptahlib oter empfeblt cr o(len Qtetbobcrn
orS puren peutIhen 9tetenlaitcs leilen ahteu
%Nbetnmrin, III babeu bel alCn Suantit1tcn upp
hlui9eu Yrcilsn.
9ub abten 9imturaers unS Sdrcisr.SGIe
Sarcinc5 II. f.
Nehtcs Sclterltr. 90dfcr.
AIe Settctluu9en mer9eu nit Oant empfanoen
une aus ptnttltblte luogeiibrt. 98tccerperfGu.
terra @oertauts Id iu rcu t~ia,alsu prrilcn.
9. Ou09cubeimcr'
supporter pom pFutlhen II, franj6iihen 9Bcincn
uno BrnRpiee.
Havana X Domestic Cigals,
9tH. ll8 6rantIinfr., swii@cw Der IA. II. H.,
nobe @Uocrnerltr.
Doe oeltl1e Yublitum, inobcionocre oLtt gBieSerYs,taufsr
'tno bic 6crrcn 98irtbc, mtrocu cuf oitIes nrt rrr,it o.,
SSpoIel1r gtlTGFt dI'tmertlom 9c0iatt unp criuht. ric b6dlt
prel5nuret8cn 2Soorrn oclee ncucn @G0tliiItmcnts N pcriu.
htn, tbt ne IN onecrtr bicitltn cCCr u0rblitcu 66rifrr ihrr
Girtalte maiden. Inter NnOeren ucrolcucu fplscnCc 9lrHf,
%OrlenOer' bier crrpdeut UNI bersorsetphen gu pcrocn:
Urani0ltlhe Sranpiee umb ~9trtrmctnr,
G9ampa9uct LaG, Surten),
H9etns unO NiOll Weinc,
Nue Sortrn glbisfey, Sin.
Yea1 mo 2ipple-Branpg.
Nae Soften ~0iqr,ure (Gprpiage), ais: Riimmel
Nnts, &tiantb, CURACAO &c. &c.
Nuc Sprtcn bduona .nD Dpmcfic Gtoars NJ
tecem Yrejlr, Fpnhturs &autab0t, ate Sprtcu
9tauhtabOf, Suroinee &C. &C.
llm f%rtuuotitrn ; licrub @r,ornkcirs,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18
MONTICELLO HOTEL
Simpn SteiRteiu.

gp. l6a Srpab=, 3Wtihcu Der 6. unp Z. @troee
DEM eurhrtiienCsn @ub9ifum miro bisit5 uru unoeridiet,
6Ottl 6eltrnS .mpfObien- Die Birtblbaft telIel6tn if mif ben
oOriu9liAltfn 9elrdnten oisgeltattet. SOnitBe @rfriItunoer
I&0ne uns aeraGmi8e SaaI pirO tei porfammenben 96Qsr
ben>aS e~npfobIeu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18

IS Oftatl" SttterS.
Sin a~ue9esei6netsr NrtiftI BON Gbtru
StOuabtOn'S Sttt'rs, fir Die Bar unO ,un.
Sei6ifasbrau&. Gum Ssrtaufe in n-ysen unr
tleinrn Suautititeu bel
Wtc &eeper u.8rtdrn.
Netn, eiqueur uno 0aoana-G u.6anbluno
SIR. 4 @rhanse 6oul 8urlpmo.
Yedrl GtroEr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-18

Weis- und Lager-Bier -Brauerei.
Die u~nterSet6neten linp tegt IN pen Stanl
esisst, Die 5erreu 8irtbe nm pas oecbrte Dull:
FUN nit @eis. unO 9aerrbter cinner 6abritatio.
gu ben t%tdtsfen 9retisn bsoienen ,u f6unen.
Srcrss per 5aB pCer Dubenp bitten mir BEL
Srn. StetnIein ubjuecbcn.
s. 8iber II. @ump.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-27
Ga Ons ttniom Central COMMITTEE
Des Gtaate8 Wf0rOlnuO

rH1 ~@ Uno
bic unipn GCn0snttpn Der &taSt,
beeeIt bon ; N 2Sunide . c ilu9it patt9e9abte stcrreiee Dentcn-
itratiOn br @nbin9Idfett Rarplonts an ee
SDnltttutiDn uno uniDn
tie ba3 Bolt aus ben 96nbem @ 1f6tna-
tons e~mpftn8, wltbi9 gu fe ern. si8en tbren UitDir8ern an,
eaB gu beiem ~3pefean
Dpnmerftas ben IS bS, benz Oanfia9mnSStas,
Mitto9s utn IL 1br,
bic amerifanilfe Sla9ge
nit 81 &anonenf6Mnen BON TeSeral
Sill aus faluttrt tpirb
uMb baB fcrner, UNI Die Jotb 70 pder 6ebarfti9cm an bteIem
Ease Weni9 ems etpaS 5U lineern ras @Omuttee
Die Vertbetlung pom 1000 2aib VroD
an9eo enet bat. Gteielbe fnoet bon 10 10 II u9r Ytpr9ens ittt
une 6par
,ir Ole erlte, 5wette, brittle unb ie6Ste NSarb an BEL NprSpels
@de BON Yrdttlr. uno Srpaopan.
aSur ete pierte, finite Itebente Mub a1te Q9aro, All Marionbaue,
@6e pom @ae- uuo @nlprlr
fir Gle neuHte, seente. pretsebnte unb oHer3ebnte 28arb, am 81
belp Ga9tnebGus, @Ge eon 2tbere uno Naeetteitr.
6ar . { elite. SwGllte neunsebHte uo SmaHSt9ite GSare. an Der
@Iopea 3d. pOu Il ses uno &pblraBe.
fir Gle %funtSebnte, ~leda3eente, lebenSebHte Npc adtSebnte
Saro, am @roBfr Wialttbaas.
Ute Sunees-, StlalS une Staet-SfbSrbeu, iopte bic @i9ner
uno S4pltine bon S6Hf II uo ce SGu9er I'LL QQgemeinen, wers
Zen aItun9epCl erutt om 0auto9uR8stas nm Il lbr Wiuta9s
bic Rational. 6la99e oui5u5 ebeN.
8rans Naper,
pgoiteent es Central Stoa s @cnuultse.
5 y. SeIoentrtGer,
8t3e ptGfoent 6e9 COMMITTEE.
T~re6trt6 s tdep, it,.
Setr uuo S1aSmetfer oeS Committee.
SamueI 9tnDeSt
NiOC Worfber BET &entral uniDH Staot Contention.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-27

- 4 = 4 =
a. M0rDlotO=Ofe9if teut.
0intOln'S Oentide Sdger.
0ur6 tos arie0sminiterium erma9tat. fir
General GDoperS MarDlamO 8rt9abe
EN- beutibeS S6hseuyeSuent neba swet eaterteeu letbter Gr-
ttaerte gu Or8auFrsn, sru@s i'd ale, Wet@e bstsutreten ssueiSt
Fnb, f9 Bel ben llntsrset9neten gu metben.
Ganer Ter 0ienit3eit: brei Sabre, Wenn nidt fraber sattaieu.
gBbuuna SIS per @onat fur Snianterie, $14 fur Nrtinerh.
9erberatbete tSnnea iBe AannItea 8ts8 nit $3.50 W69sntIi@
%anteritaseu. 4f
Sol. 80. @nbsbmrg, Capt. Il. g, q.
Central Sffee: SO. 26 81, @upRr.
3Wete:Sfftcem ffnbt
Stir ArtiQerie bel
Capt. 6enrD 8er9er,
$50, IS Saes8rsberidtr.
Stir Sdger bel
Capt. Tr. Stetm,
go. 1852 %. 6apettetr, (@te6anieS 5aG.)
L. Client. s.. s6ltnelOf,
$50. 1872 9. GbarIesfr.
q &teWt+ W NrteTteC1dDnI
SIC. 78 9ennfplpania'aSenue.
Capt, G6. @6aS,
SO, 16 gDef-8apetteRr,
H. 2ieut. 0enrD 0SGOoece,
SO. 1913 g. 8unbRr,
2. Siemt. 6. NenteOt.
9urnerballe, $50. 800 90. Bratttr.
Capt. ST.. Samer,
SO. 1877 9srinstUnfr.
Capt, Seq. SOfmamn,
$50. 211 Belt- 0rattltr. unb
Gde bon @entralsIp, (@analltr. II. Vrattltr.
4. 9teut. sd. @AmiSt.
CAPT. @tefA,
SO. 463 @sty8alttmUrstr,
4. &ieut. Gtdmann.
2, Steut. 90. SupnS,
SO, 284 eisbtRr,
CAPT. 6. 8artea,
SO. s S~f=9pmbarbltr. ODER Bet
S. Spmmerfelp, @de 0Ombarb= u. Grpntlr.
Capt. SGnDi,
go. 64S 90, 8altimUreRr.
L. Sient. S%lbnemannt
SO. II 6ancSertr.
Capt. g. SaDer,
go. "a Gutaptr., 3miI6en @ratt II. GampenRr.
1. Vtent, StbOlpb &oeetfAat,
3bamesfr, BET SrteS.
2. Client s.. &ir5tnsFD,
CAPT. &ar1 God,
$40. % GbatpOrtbtr.
L. Sieut. SODn SbeO4 bill,
9ioo0 go. 161 8abor9ltr,
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9eut5he Briefe
psI9s in Ger sH8tiiaen Sine snt9altsa iHO.

OGmenttfet
Setertetn, GRIP q; 8lunpen, Irs q; 8en=
ner, @tb; 8rteh Dlrs q; @spfrOer, Marsar.
Gilbert, Ntb s; Rebel, Wre 6r; &riiineer,
@ilB Ma; 9ansbelp, Wrs 6; God, Mib 30
Wa9ner, DAB. s; @alter, @9iB s.
3erreuttfe:
Bed, S; gred. @m s. SO Or. ; De16, 6
9aub, Sr; @elbaG, g; 0rOB, S & q; Set.
oenretd, &; 9etlCn, S; 5ilebetm, 9; 5etner
y; 6appeler, 6; &napp, $ 3; 9~anslter. s.
san9bein, gBm Set, S&S; 2tnter, s; @an.
ger, y; S4arf Ism; Stemmler, 9; Steel.
man, @ir Btnters, 0m,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-27
W0rftOretfe.

u tnbSteb. IS wWben 1900 Gtif auSaebptem
gretle feit. Spn $2.5O@$S.75 p 100 ID
Yretls ntebrtger. Gerfauft rurben an bte4
r9e WeBaer 75O: ESQ Btnse ua6NEalbing>
ton bic ibriaen bliebem nnpsrfauft.
Shwetne parpen 3u unperGnberten VretIen Der,
tantt BON 80. 00@$5.5O y 100 tb beaabIt.
S9aafe $2.60@3.25 seldOrem, fur quite Seer
ben,
NleUb0t, per GaQOne 39-4l Gts. fur 90 sgt
gutter bette @pben "a Cts. % Id, @IaDes 20
-22, NOlbutter 20-24 Cts.
SrA9te, 9tUpnen sl.9092,25, YalmntTe 6
cts. Gprtntben 81 @ts., Wfaurnea I210
II Gents, GitrOnen $l.55@2.OO per 8CT,
Srangen ST. 90 per Dor.
j ebernt 40 @ As SIS % I'd peniae i'm Marft.
@ewIrs, ptemUnt 81 Cts. % 10 Nelten 10
lO3 @ts., Olttm. Sasper 81 6, Musfatnus
4Or55, pfe6sr lOt-lo3, @usfatblatDe a.
% Some IN Rlumpen So. 53-3.
81 Ranp pernpiantiAer 224O ca $6o-62
SnUaenmebl $26 per Gpnne.
Uetretre' gSetaen rOtp. OroinGr l2o@l3e
gut bio ansgeaei6net 135@lSs, weiBer outer
135@145, ertra feiner l50w)l65.
9afer, @irs. u. Marpl. 40@42, pennl. 43
.@45, 4srn, reiBes 6l@63, selbes 65@6s@
NOsSsn, Marpl 65@6s. Qennl, 7o@n 6
9OPfeAt neuer % ID O0@S5 @ts.
Raffse, &iO gut l53 @ 152 prirna l60l6l,
5aOa 2O@22, Saquagla 173@I9.
{ ebert lpan. SDblen "a @ ~, Qonb oe1hI.
"a ca &c, Stat $4,000, 0ber 3. 5000. 50.
aalb 12@2o D Dla.
% ala eS, Mnscppape 30@35, Nep.Srleaus
neuer 50956 @ts.
~ ebl, SOwarpfreet. iuper 1915
ertra to faneH 6.I2@6.25
= ObtO 8 aentuds iapsr 5.5O95.S
y u ertra 6.oO@6 IL
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EE Der Qrion @elans-9eretn bdlt Deute
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-27
OritteS Meetment, 80. 9.

AT 0as brittle ~JteStHleHt ber Morptanos0OIOutdr ewirb sur 3eu
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SIM ARtr1ee oeB 6rte9soepartements:
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-27
Mnblte OarSe-Meatment.

ekk Sir btei,s @soiacnt pslfes upr ba;n Defimmt lit INN TN
BNN taat uno ipe3iea IN Der N6be BON 8aItmcre @~cLbeloienf
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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-10

WILL FIGHT ~ NECEssARY.-After de-
nouncing the present war as internal and
diabolcal-so far as the Federal Admins
tration is concerned-Tod Robinson said In
The Secession Convention at Sacramento:
1--WE will fight against it in ouf civic battle
fields, and il war cOmas-if the worst comes
upon us. as il has fallen upon our fellow
citizens elsewbere-we will contend against
it upon the field of battle. and in this cause
we cannot fail TO triumph" In prepara-
tiOn for any such event, Senator Latham
has beed advising the reinforcement Of the
Federal troops on the Pacific.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-10

CoOI~-The following incident is related
as having occurred at the late battle of Lau-
rel Hill, in Western Virginia
To-day's skirmish presented some instan-
ces of extraordinary daring. Perhaps the
most astounding was that Of fellow who
undertook to furnish the news to the rebels.
did not witness it myself, as It occurred
while was off on The bill, watching the
enemy's camp, but am assured by dozens
who did see il, that one Of Mlroy's "swamp
devils" Gas the boys Of the Ninth Indiana
are called) took paper and deliberately
walked up the road, at the foot Of the hill
on which the enemy were placed. till be
got within talking distance Then asking
them if they wouldn't like to hear the
news. and they answered 10 the affirmative,
unfolded the paper and began "Greal bat
tie at Manassas; rebels completely routed I;
one thousand killed, ten thousand wounded +,
and nearly oil the rest taken prisoners !;
all traitors TO be hung and their Property
cOnlscaied ~ BY this time the bullets be-
gan to rain down on him rather thickly,
and he beat rapid retreat to convenient
tree, carefully folding up bis paper as he
went, aud shouting back that if they would
come over 10 camp, be would give them
the balance of the news
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-08-10
THE zoUAvRs AT sERAsropor..

The ZOuaves have now become house.
hold word, yet few persous who read with
so much interest the account of the seige of
SebOs.opol are aware that II was largely
owing 10 the French Zouaves that the Nal.
akOtf was taken. The French had succeed.
ed in sapping to within thirty.two PAGES Of
the MalakOif, where the zouaves lay cor.
cealed, and the ingenious device adapted
to capture that fortress is thus described
by Capt. Geo. B. Mcclellan, of the u. S.
Army, who was sent out by the Govern
mont to observe the different modes Of Eu-
rOpean warfare:
In their admirable arrangements for the
attack of the Malakof, the French counted
on two things for success first, they had
ascertained that the Russians were in the
habit OF relieving the guard of the Mala-
kotf at noon, and that great part of the
old guard marched out before the new one
arrived, in order to avoid the loss which
would arise from crowding the work With
men in the second place, il was deter
mined TO keep up a most violent vertical
hre until the very moment of the assault,
thus driving the Russians into the bomb
proofs, and enabling the slorming party to
enter the work with but little opposition.
The hour Of noon was therefore selected
for the assault, and the strong columns In
tended for the work were at an early hour
assembled in the advance trenches, oil in
admirable order, aud furnished with pre-.
else instructions.
The mOrtars maintained an unremittinu
fire until the moment appointed. The very
instant the last v0lley was discharged the
stOrming party of Zouaves rushed over the
thirty PAGES before them, and were in the
work before the astonished Russians knew
what had happened. II is stated that this
party lost but eleven men in entering the
work. Other troops advanced rapidly to
the support Of the stOrming party, bridge
was formed by rolling up live ladders with
planks lashed 10 them, a communication
was at once commenced between the adj
vanced trench aud the bridge, brigade after
brigade passed over the redoubt was at
once occupied by the storming purity, and
thus the Maakotf, and with it Sebastopol,
was won. The few Russians remaining In
the work made a desperate resistance.
Many gallant attempts were made by the
Rnasian columns 10 ascend the steep slope
in rear aud regain the lOst work but
the road vas narrow, difficult, and OBJ
srncted the position strong. and the
French in force. All their furious efforts
were in vain, and the Malakoff remained
in the possession OF those who had so
gallantly and pkillfully won it. With re-
gard TO the final retreat to the north side,
1t can only be said that a personal exami-
nation of the locality merely confirms its
necessity. and the impression so generally
entertained that il was the finest operation
Of The war ; so admirably was 1t carried
out that not a straggler remained behind
o few men so severely wounded as to be
unfit for rough and hurried transportation
were the sole ghastly human trophies that
remained TO the allies.