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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-12-26
Legislative Proceedings.

HoUsE.-The resolutions offered by Mr.
Donaldson on Federal Affairs were adopted
by a vote Of SIS ayes to nays. The resolu-
tions of Mr. Price on the same subject were
also adopted The Baltimore Police Bill,
after considerable discussion, was passed, as
also bill repeating the act relieving the
Mayor Of Baltimore and others from prose-
cution fer acts committed in April last Res
outions were adopted rendering the thanks
Of the State to several Maryland officers in
the Navy who have rendered effective loyal
service against the rebels. The bill defining
treason, offered by Mr.. Wolf, was taken up,
and discussed at considerable length but
was finally recommitted. The resolutions
of Mr.. Donaldson, alluded to above as hav-
ing passed, declare that the present war has
been forced upon the Government of the
United States by the South, and that the
State will continue to furnish her men and
means so long rs her rights are respected.
The resoltions endorse those of Mr.. Critten-
den passed by Congress. A resolution offer
ing the willingness of Maryland to pay her
quota of the direct tax was passed and sent
to the Senate. All unfinished business of the
extra session was, by resolution, referred to
the regular session.
SENATE.-The House resolution affirming
the willingness of Maryland to pay her quo
ia OF the direct tax WAS reported without a
mendment and passed. A resolution was
passed proposing to close the session at noon
on Tuesday last. A resolution was also pass
ell asking that joint committee be appoint
cd to urge the President to have the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad rc-opened. Mcssrs.
Echelberger, Fiery and Briscoc were APP
pointed on the part Of the Senate. Mr..
Fiery declined to serve, and Mr.. Everett was
appointed in his place. The bill repeating
the &C: Of the last Legislature, which re-
pealed those sections of the law relating to
the bonding for the safe d, livery Of arms
belonging to the State, was passed by vote
of Is ayes to nays. The Chair appointed
as committee to visit Washington, and
urge the adoption Of a plan to prevent the
escape Of slaves, viz: Mcssrs. Bayne, Wa
tiers and Scllman.
Both Houses passed resolutions to adjourn
the extra session on Tuesday last The reg
ular session will commence on Wednesday
next
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sy-Wo call the attention of our merchants I

Sew call the attention Of our merchants
to the advertisement of Messrs Pryor & FROST
of Wheeling, Va. They have large facilities
for doing produce business with this part
of the country, from the fact of their houses
in Main street being just across the street from
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, and
one of the firm being an old and well known
merchant in Wheeling Our own eommuni-
cation with Baltimore being row almost shut
off, there are strong inducements for our deal
ers to look to Wheeling for their supplies
We arc satisfied that Messrs. Pryor & Frost
will be prompt and honorable in their deal
ings, and cordially recommend them to our
trading community.
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From the Upper Potomac.
The Rebels TRY to Destroy Dam No.

1hc He0etS Try 10 DeSToy lam NO. D.
WILLIAMspoRT, Nd, Dec. 20.-Af-
fairs in and around this vicinity are
quiet, though we expect to have an sx-
change of shots with the enemy at Dam
No. and Falling Waters Gen. Jack
sons (rebeD battery is at the former
place, including 12-poundcr rihed
gun, and the enemy have been at work
endeavorins to destroy the dam there,
which now seems to be the principal OBJ
jsct of their demonstrations. Their
firing is returned by two Parrot guns
belonging to Krapp's Pennsylvania bat
terry.
At the latter place--Falling Waters
one section of Best's battery has been
operating occasionally against two of
Gen. Jackson's guns. The design of
the enemy at Failing Waters appears to
be to distract our attention from Dam
No. 5. The effect of our fire has not
been developed. The enemy's guns
have produced no result on the dam
The Connecticut Fifth regiment joins
Gen. Kelley's command, and will report
at Hancock or Romney in few days
Col. Kcnly's First Maryland Regiment
arrived here to-day.
There is not the least danger of Gen
Jackson S rebel force attempting to cross
the river. A deserter says he has been
ordered to destroy dam No. at any
sacrifice.
Last night party of the Connecticut
Fifth Regiment, and some of the men
of 1t. Ricketts, battery went over the
Potomac in a skiff, and burnt the mill
at Dam No. S, which has been occupied
by the rebels as stronghold. They
captured some guns, tools for breaking
un the canal dam. blankets. etc.
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proper and unjust mode of settling Collectors
accounts:
This communication has already become
much longer than | intended, and yet have
not said all desired to say. In another ar
ticle will give you the system of collecting
the taxes in Pennsylvania, which gives COL
lector to each Election district. If this plan
should be adopted BY you, we can have our
taxes collected at four per cent, and with not
one insolvent, where ten is now returned.
A TAXABLE
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FEMALE INSTITUTE
Rev. A. j. WEDDELL, A. NJ,
InstpuctOr

A N English, Scientific, and Classical School
IL for YOUNG LADIES, was opened on tho
FIRST MONDAY OF OCTOBER, in tho build
ing adjoining the English Lutheran Church.
Terms per Session of II Weeks.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography History and Ma
tural Philosophy, $500
Algebra, Geometry, Latin, Mental and
Moral Science, Rhetoric, Astronomy,
Botany, &C., 600
Tuition Payable in Advance or within two
weeks Of commencement.
The Second Session will commence on MON
DAY, JAN. G, 1862.
No pupils received for lesf than the whole
Session.
For further particulars apply to
REV. A. J. WEDDELL.
Cumberland Doc. 10, 1861.
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rived here. She has cargo Of coffee,
salt and army blankets.

The importation of arms at New
York from England still continues. =
The steamer City of Washington, which
arrived on Thursday, brought a valuable
consignment of arms to Collector Barney.
besides several invoices to other parties
Besides the rifles, swords, &C., there
are several consignments of epaulettes,
gold lace and other trappings of war.
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Our Relations with England.

New York, Dec. 20.-A special Wash
ington telegram to the "World" says ::
The Government dispatches concerning
the Mason and Slidell difficulty will be
of dignified but most conciliatory ma
ture. They will satisfy the English
cabinet that no insult was intended, and
there is not now the slightest doubt but
that the affair will be speedily, honor
ably and amicably arranged.
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A Great Farce.

The rebel Congress has admitted Ken
lucky and Missouri into The Southern Con-
federacy Next will come Msrylands turn,
but as they do not possess foot OF her SOIL
they had better get some peace man to steal
cart load of it, and dump it down at the
door-steps Of their Congressional Hall By
putting the feet of Lowe and johnson on it,
tho thing can be done on the sacred soil of
Maryland. and be quite as fair and sensible
as the admission of kentucky and Missouri.
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Bf5" Soldiers are very useful institutions in
their place, but unfortunately they very fire.
quently get out of place. On yesterday sew
eral ladies were insulted by drunken soldiers
while passing along the side walks. We
think this is an outrage that should not be
tolerated in any community. We hope the
proper officers will see that nothing of the
kind is done again
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Our loss was bat two killed and 8 wound

Our loss was bat two killed and wound
ed. The rebel loss is not known.
Information from Glasgow states that our
troops captured about two tons of powder
found buried on Claib Jackson's farm.
Maj Hubbard captured sixty rebels day
or two since in johnson county.
The troops in Kansas have also been stir
ring during the past week and good news
may be expected from Them daily.
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Estate or Elisha Wilson.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Allegany Co., Letters of Administration on tho
estate OF Elisha Wilson, late of said county,
decd. All persons having claims against said
decd are hereby warned to exhibit the same
properly authenteated,lt o the subscriber, on or
before the 10th day of June, 1852, otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted are re.
quested to make immediate payment. Given
under our hands this 18th day of December,
1861. JONATHAN WILSON,
Dec. -, lsGl-3t. Administrator.
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Re- Read the Prospectus of the New York
Ledger, in another column. 1t shows how
real talent will thrive in spite of the times.
The Ledger is the most successful paper ever
published, and has the largest circulation
SEQ what Bonner says in his own advertise
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-12-26

BJ- Christmas was beautiful day, and in
every direction might be heard the merry
voices Of the children, who were out bright
and early seeking their Christmas gifts The
G4y PASSED of pleasantly aud nothing &C.
cuE:et. to a.at the peate andquiet OF the city.
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COLLECTORS SALE.

he undersigned, Trustee of John Callan,
h;., oo,ieetor, viii sell at Public Sale, to the
V ,.a. Thursday, the 10th day Of JAM.
10 eoZ, az ~ o'clock, A. M, on the premises Of
A All nier Goal Company, near Homecoming, in
psrts seiseS in ayd Maryland the following pro-
county Taxes for the years isGO and 1881 dno
from the said Miller Coal Company to said Ais.
rs MINE CARS,
PAIRS OF SCALES, for weighing coa,.
No. WILLIAM WALSH,
Dec. 20, 1S6l--4t 0''i'''or'
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PIANO FOR SALE.

AN excellent toned PIANO FORTE, in
"A good order, made by Gale, New York,
will he disposed of if applied for soon.
Price. 500, CASH Can be sson at the
warehouse of McCULEEY & ORRICK. ="
Dec. 10, lSG1.-2s.
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On the 14th inst, at his residence in the
Glades, Allegany county, Nd, John Brobst,
aged 81 years. months and II days.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-12-26

New York, Dec. 21.-The British
prize ship Cheshire, captured of the
mouth o. the Sayaunah river, has az
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1861-12-26
TRUSTEES SA{R

pY virtue of the powers eonie, rad nm tbe mn
u dersigned by deed of trust mads m tbo,,
by the Swanton Mining Company of Allsgonv
county, dated December ], 1858, secur Inc n,y.
ment OF three bonds of five thousand dollars
each, with interest; and three other bonds If
two thousand dollars each, with interest. "a
stated therein; which said deed is recorded n.
mOngst the land records of Allpgany county. /,
Liber Il. h. No. II, Folios 81, &C.; they will
sell at public sale, on the premises of said Swan
ton Mining Company, adjoining tho village of
Barton, in Allegany county, on
Thursday, I'd day Of January,
1862, for CASH, the following person al proper.
ty, the sale to CONNIE nce at IL o'clock, A. NJ,
and proceed until the whole be disposed Of.
so Mine Cars, 2 Iron Cars, IA Mine
Car Hitchings, Wire Rope, 2 Safety
Chains, 2 full sets Of Rlacksmiths tools,
l Grindstone, Vice, 49, mine shoyels.
IA mino Riddles, Is mine sledges, so
mine picks, 1900 lbs iron, 40 wedges, l
Monkey Wrench. 1 iron square, l cross
cut saw, hand saw, 3 iron bars, 1 Sur
veyor's compass, screw plate and dies,
8 oil cans, 2 stable forks, 2 brushes, 1
lamp, 2 jack screws, l cutting box, IS
Journals, Four Horses, six sotts of har-
ness, 6 halters, 1000 feet scantling,
barrel of tar, iron safe, Office desks,
2 office tables, l letter press, l table,
desk. stand, chairs, 2 stoves, l carpet,
IL tons of hay, SO bundles Of straw, 24
car axles, old iron. mine strstchers, roll
er-shsaths, hitching plates, 2 wheelbar-
rows, 5000 feet of car timber, 1900 lbs.
old castings, sled, 10 car wheels; 1
lounge, nails, spikes, states, &c.
All persons desiring to reit for ensuing years'
coal trade. will find it greatly to their advantage
to attend the sale, as the property will positive
ly be sold to the highest bidder for cash.
GEORGE A. THRUST0N,
CHARLES B. THRUSTON,
Dec. 10, lS6l-ts. Trustees.
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Lehigh Gas Burning

CookinE Stoves
THE undersigned has just received an assert
i ment of the above stoves, which he offers
to tho public at moderate prices. There is .
great saving of fuel by the use of these Stoy0p
Sept. Is, 1859, JOHN JoHNsOS
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A House and Lot;

on the corner of Centre and Harrison Streets,
in Cumberland; now in the occupancy of John
Korns. The house is a very comfortable one to
which is attached the necessary out houses, sra
n we'll of excellent water. I'll 70 . So prpVe
ground rem. Of $3.50 upon this pFopertg
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Inter ben WaRa9ieren befnnb It6 aAb Gnpt.
S6ompIun nit leiuer MannlGaft. 0er(ette bez
1etn S4tf Babe $50 IOnnen 9alt 9tGubt
uno Gnbe i6nt unO ben Serren .. 5UOO & So.
3toe6Grt. ST. Babe etne 2aDung mad SaSdtz
nab sebra8t rnb fet IN 8alat 3uriidee9anoen.
Sci Der Qnfunft In Beaufort fet CT NIT Ietnen
2euten mad @9arletpn ms @efGnaniB unb BON
bort mad NiAmUnb eebraGt pprDen, ieten aber
Spn General 0tnber, na9Oem CT BON tbnen oes
96rt 9a6e, e%ntlafen pUrOeu. Der General Babe
9eia9t, OuB es ttnreGt iet, buB man t@m In Sc.
fan9enlAaft gebnlten babe uno BABE t6n uub
feline Mann19aften lofOrt entlaien, Gle Ieten am
Opnnerltag spn @t6mpno ebgesanBen urb 3ats
tia 9eru8 1T Slp @pint etn0trpfen I'm an 8or6
Der 2ptiltana na@ Baltimore 3u fOmmen.
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Gcrmime Ser Mntuerbmng.

Ote 6rage iber pte 3ermtne Der @lnperbun9
pelAe pte 9uelle Der neuti6en llnrlbGn In eini=
gen gte9tmentem getpeien 1T, lit ee9eupGrti8 ri@=
terlid5 ltnp lAlteBliH erlepi8t. Das JfeAt oea
@oupernementS, Die Splpaten felt}ubalten, 1T con-
clulio aufreGt erbalten, unp Die 6aliAbett Der
8e9auptun9en unp 6crperun9en, tpelGe BON tlIt=
6eillttftern unp &ufbeBern olts9e9an8en rparel1,
lit ptrflom burA bic Gntlaetpun9 Der Supreme
Court Der Ser. Staaten Bios 9~eItellt.
6plsenpe 1T cine ue6erfbtn9 Der Srper;
Sn Sa6en pes Gbwarp q. Stepeas, elmer Ye=
tttton fir einen Nrtt Of 6abea6 Corpus ao Sub
iicienpult, miro 6ierDurH perprDnet, RAP Der
gBrtt Of 6atea9 Corpus aO Subjictenpunt, Der
purG mid on einem fritberen Sage, am 10. Au@
qltIt, duf baS Gslu1 pes GbwarO q, @tepen8,
6e8 porbenannten 8tttlte(lerB, tbm t~epilt9t NOR
ben, bierpurM aufeebpben 1T unp wirp, unO paB
~oenannter @pmaro GteSe1s bierpur1 su Ieiner
MtlitGrpFi9t i'm erlten MtnneIota 9te9imente,
cpmmanptrt bon Gpl. 98tItS q. Oormait, 3urilGz
perptelen pirb unb baB er i'm 0elpabrIam oe9
Ser. ct. WarlNal8 pe5 Dtltrtft5 bis pabin
bleibe. SameS %. gSaYne,
NlIpciate Suffice Der Supreme Gpurt,
GpmarD GtepehS Gotte ii9 auf Stpei Sabre in
Dem erlten NiinreIpta 9te9imente onlperben lalen
u1o piiln1Ate bteler gerbinpliGfett e~ntlalfen unp
gerabI9tepet GIT perprt, bic Suprene Court yer
mari aber, pte aus pprffebenpem 8elAet0e Der
Vprgebt, pa5 @eI tG.
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2sus benz Sassr bcs Gen, SanFs

99attsptue, 26. Qlugut. Sm 9a8er
1T Die 9la9ri9t ongetomman, baB lejt SonnaEenD
9pn fetnbliAen ufer aus aielfa9 auf tnlere @t=
.tet8 gsfeuert worben III. @tm SpnnatenO ipQ
auBerpem Elm Nn0rif auf @ptnt Of 8Cf8 bead
i6ti9t 9eIpeIen 1ein. Die 2a9erpldbe Der Setel-
len pberbalb 2~ee6burs linp ale wetter 3urtdee-
pprben.
@eltern wurpst sipet Serinut6lide Gptone fefs
Aetlpmmsn, bic lIh fir einen g8a9eutreibfr neblt
Fgje6alfcn BON Der GriBape res Sen, Stpne aus
eeben. Sci na6ersr Examination setete eS Ii4
jeop0, baB le pipsrlpreAsnpe Nneaben maGten
uno 8eioe wurben Dor Sen, 8ant8 sefabrt.
Seute fritb wurben SauVneul6IlIe BON 8a16y
iu9tpn aus pernpmmell,
.2tue 8risfe an bicIe DibilCn 9eben jeBt lber
Brepertf unO perOen bon Agentet pes @puSer-
nelnents bierBer 9ebro9t unp Damn BON 3ipet an
selteQten 9te9imentS. @ptmeilte Sertbeilt.
Die Mannldaften BON DpNblepa9'S 8atterie
limb Geute Gier an9efommet unp mir ertrarten
Die reten G'elAibe p~erlel6en tdeli0 Gus @alb-
inotCn.
{ Die 0elunbGett Der 3ruppen 1T nue9e8etdnet
leit ~bte1el6en bic ueuen 2agerpldBe be3p9en BADEN.
W}ebrere &raufe, bic in 6reDcrtf i'm 6pspital
tparen, perpeu ttnnen fur5er 3ett piebir tn Die
Gei6en Der Nrutee ~etntreten.
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81 mertfoniicbe Sfndritbtem.

Npt9weupi 9fett Der Oi8ctp(tn
Sci GruPPen. Die iitngte S6laAt in
Nmerifa lwteert cine nitbltGe 2e6re Iptppbl fir
europa ais fir Die peltlt8e gGelt. Iltt SYmS
pdtbieea, pelde 9etbeilt linb, aber pp6l i'm San
sen ntebr gu gunlten Der b~slfegten 0attet iber-
pte9en, linp mir ab9eneigt ben Gteeern Slid ~
tpinl4en mod piel pentger mT4ten mir Elm Gin
3i9e8 gGort la9en, weldes bic @'efiible ibres Jap
fern trp nod tntner mdGttgen, tpenn AUDI ae@
l0la9enen Gei,pes terleben tSnnte, Sur NIT
Gntlebet betrad)teu tptr einen 70 unnaturliAen
8ar9erfrie9.
. * Das &abtnetbe6 Wrafpenten tpirp
pnrA G%rFa6rnn9 bon Der 0rinpuna elmer Stbule
sur Stlonn9 gutter Sfi3tere iter3et9t tperpen.
Nnpere 9dnper perpen ntAt ermanoeln, aus
benz lln9lad BON @eneral SIC DppeQ's Qrlnee
eine 2ebre 81 3ieben. Sc 1T tlar, baB cine nod
70 grpBe &flulf unD 8atertanpsltebe ntdt fir
ben Mangel an Srtegs3u4t BET 6retwtQiqen ent>
lAabisen fam, 0ir 9e9en faum etuea 3lpeis
fell, paB inter ben In Der u%n9lldlt9ea SAladt
am 8ut Stun bet6eiligten 8unpesIolpatn @ie(e
nit ben erlten 2sbreu Der 0el9abtunpe tppbl per-
traut l1np DaB le i'm @an3en 9enpmmen fir ben
l9rerlts1 OtenIt geet9net tparen, tppfern fe bic
geDprt9e Ert9e3uGt batten. gBtr rIIrfen inns
itber3ea9t balten, paB MGnner, pelde etne per-
loren 9ebenpe S9la9t 8 @tunbeu lana fh(uoeo
fetnen Man9el perlGnltGer un~erlfrpGenheit bel
wieien. Die S4ulb lag nt6t an ibnen, ionbern
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9Ims Tprt Mpnrpe.

Sort Wpnrue, 27, dug, 5eute MtOr-
gen fam Elm sweiter p%arlameutar BON 9torfUlf an
I'm ltA nad Dem fritGeren 8u erfunptgen unb
wuroe BIG INN 4 ll9r surifgebalten. Die %
entfaienen @efdngenen lino nebf 8 Damsn mad
glorfplt gelhidt wprpet. Da unlere Marines
Expedition pbne 3peifel tbren Sci immuugsort
erreiGt batte, 70 mar eth ~Iangeres 3urif9aGten
Der fetnoltGen Darlamentdre BON tetnem peitsren
Nnbel,
Inter Der @arIamentar Gla99e tamen auG
Gapitan 9u53a uup WannlAaften bes S1ifes
q. .. &9OmplCn bon 8runspid, @1e, relfes
am 10, Nlai, 3ebn Metlen ron Der Saoaunab
Bar %entfernt, BON Dem &aper 2app Davis 9enpmz
men unO nutb Beaufort, @itO,Garpltna, 9ebra9t
trprben mar.
Die Dampfer CONNECTICUT mar mad Sep 0rf
uup Sort piGeu6 ab9efabren.
Gtnt9e Datnen bon Nprfulf iaseNs paB bte Ste
bepen ianeitbtn cine beoeutenpe @aGt tet Se=
mel'8 Nutnt %periammelt battet1, inpem fe etnen
gngrif BON Slp 9Vtnt aus erparteten,
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9aS 0crfa0rcn Der fiIolidbeu GonfDoes
ratipu 0c0en Am8idloer.

SeTer@op Davis bat pa8 Geleb oe5 9ebelen-
@pnQre0e5, pel6e8 li6 euf Die getratut'8 oeT
6einpe Der CONFEDERATION be3tebt, nit tol9eu0e''
8etimmungen ausgsiNmiidt: ,oo,
y No6 pier3i0 &a9en pom g. @l'9elt iool
an, ipl es Die DfltAt Der 3eriAtspet'fh OlfCtFFS
QapGlte iein, &lage eiu3uretGen ge8en dlle Gus
(Qnber ODER au5lanotiNe 6einoe, tpeIde IN zen
9ereih pes oorberbenannte1t OeI e5e5 follen nt0=
oen, 10 bag bic betrefenoen 0eri6tab0f a Der @pt=
f%Sperirtcn Gtaaten Die Ner6annultB ipi6er Nl5=
l1nber poer au8ldnptiher 6eiNoe aus DEM &etrt=
tprirm Der CONFEDERATION beINlteBe1 poer le
ua6 ben @eleBen, feltne9men laiien tGnnen.
y Die Mari9dle Der @OafDoertrtcn Staatell
[tno Dternlit a~ngcpteIen o(e 8rempen ST perbaf:
ten, ae9el1 Die mnter jensm Oelebe 6la9e 9efit0rt
per0en moa, unp (e III tren9em Getpabrl an 81
6e6alten Bis Der 0ert6taGpf letne lAlttBtt4e
Srors miro ~erlalen baben uno lO(leh be onper8
ipahlam letn, Dap loldc @eian9eue tette Snfor@
nation erbalten, pelde rem Beinpe ntlBlth letft
fGnnte.
81 g8enn Elm 2luSldnber au8gepieen ptrp, 70
fat Der Mar1Aall pafilr 5l Icr9en, Dap CT Den
Befs6l Iettlt ausft6re oper purA einen OePuttr@
ten du8fl6ren la(le, pantt Der Nls9epleiene feline
NtG9ltGtett babe (iA Snformatton ST 3erlAaftsn,
peIGe Dem Setnpe bon NuBet lcin faul.
~ Srgsnp Elm Nnsldnper, Der ipabrenp pe8
Rrte9e8 na0 ben GonfDperirten Staten 5urild
tebrt, ipenn er, inter Dem 0ben9euannten 0eiebe,
alt8geptelen ii, fol- ais 8erratber unp 6einO be-
tra9tet perpen unp IoQ Der nd6iten NfiIttar~Ses
GBrpe uber9e6en iperpen, INN olS Sptpn pper
&rtegSgefangener bebanpslt 3a tperpet.
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Sic S6labt i'm &amnWba 9bale.
5000 0e0elt ein Neaiment.

Gtnctnnatt, %. Nugut. Die mad
f%ol9enoen ~@tn}elnbetten umfaGen NleS, pas mir
BON Der SGla9t Bel Gtntirerpt(e erbnlten tSn~
ue,. Dielelte fanO am Mpntng, ben 26. B..
fatt rnp mar etue Iebr blutige,
Oa6 Z. S6to J1eqtme,t, Sol. 3Y(er, purbe.
pGbrenO rs pa6 6ribtiG einna6nt, SUn beioen
6lanten lno BON Der 6ronte aus 3n gletAer Belt
an9e9rifen. ~llalere 2eute fOrmirten lpfprt bic
SGla@tltnie unD tdmpfpn Ser3petfclt, O6eleid
C0ne 6pfnun9 auf @rfplg,
Sol. &9ier ia9, Dab Der 6etnp al fart mar
llnD I@ldte piort letnpm 9agage3u9 Na8ridt,
pd4er In elmer Gntfernung 9pn 3 Neilen Ger
%anfant, I'm Den lel6en 3uriid mad Der Wau(v
Bride 5t pirt9tran, ppEer a,t@ In Si6er6eit
antdnt.
Die @pmpa9nien 9, 6 uno s ltten am mel
item. Ste paren int pi@telfen @efeGte unb I@lu-
gen fN i4lteBltA uuter furGttartm Gerlule Dc3
Seinpe5 0urd6.
Die 9tebeaen Dattel 5000 Mtnun Snfanterie,
400 @a9ollerie unp 2 &nnoneu,
Die gunpessGruppen l6lugeu li0 pur0 ben
0etnD btr0ur@ unD geriet0eH auf piele gBetle
euaeinanDer, iammslten l1 aber Ipfcrt ptrperu nb
Ifanpen Dem 6etnb auf'e 9lctr, rer i6rem 6elter
aber feline Nntrprt meBr gab un0 f1 au@ ni6t
CUR 8erfpl9ung onlGidte,
lInlfr GerIulf 1T NOD nI9t 0enau befimimt,
jso0A iperpen niGt me6r ols 200 Sermt6t BON
DEN 900, Die I'M @eeGte waren. Der &fr(uf
Der Ns6eQer mar nett beoeutenoer.
9tent, Sol. Greigtcn naEm pes 6einbe5 SABINE
neg nnp maGte 2 0efangeuen,
Die naAfpl9enOen Sff5tere iinO unter ben
9efaaenen {: Gopt. Oyer, @pmpn9nie . bon
YatneeStlle, @aPt. S9urtlif BON Gpmp, 6 aus
Sberlin, Capt. STIRRING, @pmp. 9, Qpjutant 8,
|Oe GUret BON CLEVELAND, 9iett, G9a5. 8anreut,
sergeant Rtn9 BON @arren,
Die anpern Sfi3iere lnO ale unberpunOet
unp 1T Gi@erbeit,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-29
$ele9ropbiicbe Ofa6rtdbten.
5eri@tet iir ben ,D% Baltimore 8eGsr.
sic Sage Der @iuse in gSaIOinstpn

@a1btnstpn, %, Nug. Die @tapt 1T
BOILER 0eriidte absr cine beeprliebenpe GGtaAt
i~eliIeits pee 6luies. gBenn pteie geradte iGerz
baupt besriinpet ltnp, 70 fnp lie aus benz @cr=
riiden Der @orpOifen pe5 Seinoes entfanpen, ie=
ppG lbeint perleIbe Die lebteren nur gum Rrcpaz
~nps3iren au83ul4iGer.
Benn @tpas S%prfallen lplte, 70 miro es eth
Nngriff auf bic fetnpli9e @orbut lein rnp penu
btunen tur5er 3eit &auCnenppnner Sernpmmen
Miro, 70 petb man, mas perlelbe 3i bepeuten BAT,
Gen. Mc@lelan LIT b~eItanoig gu Nferbe uunp
TT ppllfanpi9 t~nllruirt aber aue 8etpegungen peg
5einpe8 ron 5arpers Serrp Biz binab na6 @pttt
Qppfout.
3wil6en 2 unp 3 l16r bfute gla6mittdo gpIen
6Giile BON jenietts bes Slu1es bernpntmen tppr=
Den letn, @ 42
Daniel 6. stdles it gum Colonel, nt4t gum
8rtsaee=@ General ernannt tpprDen. Gs beist
lpaB Die BON tbm sel6afene 8rtsape 6prperun.