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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-12
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Mr.. Davis is said to be suffering from
fever at Richmond. | would like to know
any one who is not suffering from fever in
Washington Nature has made this line
country, but she has established q. fine fever
system, aud it cannot be enjoyed without
ouiniue. When last saw Mr. Davis he
was recovering from an attack of tlc-donl'
eureux, to which he is subject, and its ago
nys have been so great that he has lost the
sight of ono eye, / was assured in conse'
oueuce. He is a slight, spare mau, who
did not appear TO me capable of resisting
violent disease. There are those who think
the Southern Confederacy depends on bis
life alone. They might have been right al
one time. do not think they are at pres
ent, for although Mr., Toombs, MIR. Beuja
min, or any other civilian might he uuabl
to take his place, the military leaders woul
afford ample materials for such o preSder
as the South desires at present There
report that Mr.. (Johu) Slidell, of Ne
Orleans, is about going as commissions
to Europe. How is he to get there is nc
so obvious, for the government would giv
good deal to seize upon such on able an
dangerous man--R RWSSeVs Last Letter.
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Accounts OF DECEASED SOLDIERS A
circular has been issued from the Treasury
Department 10 relation to the settlement Of
the accounts Of deceased soldiers. The wid.
ow Of an officer and private is entitled to
receive ethe-meaey-doe if there is no widow,
the pay goes to the cLiIdrep or their guard
lanT htbe soldier dies unmarried, III,
father, mother, brothers and sisters, Of heir
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WILL THERE BE BATTLE on THE PoToMAC
Il still adhere to my repeatedly expressed
opinion that there will be no Immediate
battle on the Potomac Gen. Mcclellan
will not fight outside his lines, unltss the
rebels do one of four things First, commit
some military blunder, which he OF course
would he bound 10 take advantage Of.
Second, weaken their forces to send rein
forcemen's to Kentucky or Western Eir-
ginia. Third attempt to close the oavaga
iion Of the lower Potomac. Fourth, cross
the Potomac above Harper'S Ferry.
Should this last be done, which is the most
likely of any, Gen Banks would Immediate
ly cffer battle on the upper bank of the riv'
er, while Gen. Mcclellan would attack the
rebels at Manassas, on the flank. But ihiS
movement is so full Of peril TO the rebels
that am almost certain they will not Try
IT, They will do what they can to make
our general fight outside his lines, but thi'
he will not do. The rebels are very vel
where they are until our naval expedition
| sails.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-10-12

MILITARY CONVENTION At meeting of
the District Military Committee, for the
20ih Congregational District, convened
at Bloomfield on the OH day of October,
l86l-Present John Hutchins nnd Charles
r. Hunt of Trumbull county and Henry E.
Parsons aud Darius Caldwell of Ashtabula
County. :, ~.
Darius Caldwell was elected chairman and
HeDry.E. Parsons Secretary. There being
no member present from Mahoning County,
and the Committee being Satisfied that
there is a mistake in the name of the per.
son named for that County, it was unani'
mously agreed and recommended that the
Adjt. Generel appoint james Dumars, Of
Youngstown, as member of the District
Committee of Mahoning County, and that
when appointed, be meet Mossrs Hutehins
and Hunt at Warren, and that they appoint
the County Committee for MahoniBg
/ County.
E. b. Woodbury., Abner Kellog, aud
josiah d. Ensign of Jefferson, Edward A.
Wright, of Morgan, and r. Il. Williams, Of
Ashtabuln, were appointed as the Commit
tee Tor Ashtabnla County.
George f. Brown, George t. Townsend.
Charles w. Smith, and John NJ. Stull, Of
Warren, ..and George G. Reis of Niles,
were appointed the Committee Of Trumbull
County
: RssOlced, That the County Committee be
IS recommended to AXE measures TO ascertain
IN 'ne exact number Of Volunteers now in the
le service from the several townships of their
(. respective counties, and that they keep a
st record otali who Oow are in service, and who
# shall hereafter enlist
It Adjourned to meet at the caA Of the
, Chairman.
pARIUs CApwEL1. Chairman.
. Henry r. PARsoNs, Seeretery
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CARRYING THE WAR INTO AFRICA Some
CONSERVATION prevails at the South, and
particularly at New Orleans, The Grst an.
nonncement of the seizure OF Mississippi City
was resolved in the lntter place and believ-
ed ; but alterward il was contradicted aud
a general rejoicing and furious drunk" en-
sued but while they were in the midst Of
their conviviaily, confirmation of the ru-
NOR arrived. aud the depression consequent
thereon was correspondingIy great.
The Importance of the capture cannot be
overrated. The place has good harbor,
and il is located about half way between
Mobile and New O,leans, and 65 miles
from each, on tie north side # Lake
Borgne. s-,s !. sfi.
1t is an excellent position, from which
expeditions can be fitted out against other
pc uts, and the people of New Orleans are
afraid that the Mississippi river will be
seized above the city, which can he easily
done by way of Lake Ponchertrain. AS all
tie troops which can he armed have been
withdrawn from the Gulf Coast. but few
men will he required to take and bold
possession Of both Mobile aud New Or
leans.
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generaly receive the amount due, as the
ease may be. Written applications must
be made made under oath, and be address.
to EzRA b. FREScn, Second Auditor Of The
Treasury Department, Washington
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LOAN.-Pursuant to in
Formers Bank of Ashtabula.


subscriptions under my superintendent for Treasury
Notes. to Ge Issued under the act of July H. 1851 These
notes will be suedn sums OF city dollars hundIe dol
fand dolor each, dated 9Th August 1851 paysbe three
ae date to the order Of the mbscrte directed
and bearing interest at the rate of $40 per per
able semi annually such interest being the
cents for each day every hundred dollars For
nienco of the holder each note will have coupons attached
expressing the several uns Of semannua interest which
coupons be detached aud presented for payment separate
ly from the notes. r-r ..tt t. ..-. =. -
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes will he received dur
ing fteen days om helday etiug the book aoreaad
40 subscriptions for less than dy dollars any fraction
Of hatsuni DO received Subscriptions Of City collars
or one hundred dollars must be paid in lawful of
the United states at the time of subscribing Subscriptions
Of more than hundred dollars be paid at
preferred onotenth at the tme OF subscribing and thd
Of the whole amount every twentieth dy thereafter until
the whole shall be paid No payment OF less than fy
dollars be accepted being the snaest sum t which
Treasury NOTES can be issued.
Certificates will be granted in duplicate 10 subscribers for
the amounts 10 paid the original OF which the subscribers
will transmit by mail to the Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Notes. aforesaid will lie thereon
subscriber or his orde carrying interest as expressed In such
cerebeae but IN caes where only part OF the amount sub
scrbed paid at the time Of subscribing Treasury Notes viii
be issued oy for the made subsequently to the first
which w reRain un the whole amOun subscribed by
person shall be paid Treasury Notes will b. issued
such FIRST payment Also On payment Of each deferred iasta
meut the suberiber will pay, in addition thereto, sum
the date Of payment and fnal payment like interest
the amount paid subscription which payments Of interest
will be reimbursed TO the Sube ber in the payment OF the
first coupon.
rhe Treasury Notes issued upon such Certificate by the
Treasury will DO sent TO the subscribers by mail such othet
may indicated by them when they transmit their
original thcates. The duplicate certificates sy be
tained by tLen for their own security. .
2t6l6 o. H.. PITCH Subscription Agent.
HASKELL G. son. Dealers in Dry Goods
Groceries, Provisions, Beady Made Clothing Also
Dealers in all kinds Of White Wood Ash, Oak Hickory
Lumber and Flour Barrel Loops, Main street. AshAbula
J. WI ID
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ton by the Rebels Is confirmed, and addt'
tional intelligence reaches us to the effect
that Gen. Sturges has probably occupied
the place 1t appears that the Rebels lett
Lexington on 3Oib the intention OF Price
being as it is supposed to march on George
town, where part of the National force is
stationed. just as they left Lexington,
Gen. Sturgis appeared on the other side OF
the river, firing shells upon them' and the
report came to them that Gen. Sigel, with
10000 men, was advancing. Price on re-
cipt of this intelligence, changed his plan,
aud moved westward toward Independence.
1t is stated that bis effective force number
ed 25, 600 men. The National troops are
mostly stationed at Ottevile, Sedalia, and
George town, the distances from Oueville
to Sedalia being IL miles, and from Sedalia
to Georgetown miles Gen. Pope, at
Boonville, 25 miles northeast Of Sedalio,
has also as force Of some strength, though
the numbers are in no case definitely speci
fed. s.
Price is said TO be quite intoxicated with
his recent success, and he anticipates Or
easy victory over Fremont When he ha;
achieved this, he says he shall march upor
/ St. Louis. They have 10 pieces Of artillery
aud are expecting riaed cannon from tht
South they clomor for the opportunity o
battle with the National troops, and appeal
to have no doubts Of their success. Price
states that the Rebel Government had loan
0 ed to the State of Missouri $1,000, 900 tc
! aid in carrying on the war but considering
! the source whence this boast comes, it may
e be put aside as a very empty lie. The con
] duct Of price and bis troops at Lexington
, toward our wounded, is represented to be
atrociouS be robbed one hospital of all Ibe
4 medical stores, leaving not evea
b, sponge.
We have report Of au engagement in
o Western virginia, which is calculated tC
j. cheer all hearts if the details are accurately
}. transmitted we have, however, been sc
v frequently disappointed ia intelligence o.
similar battles that VIC do not place imPlic
it reliapce upon the narrativa, and waitwitl
interest for It's confirmation The report
S runs shus that 10 companies of Kentucky
$ Ohio, and Virginia troops. under Lieut.
r Col Enyart, on day not specified, sur
: rounded and attacked the Rebels at Chap
! mausvilIc, aud routed them. killed 100 an'
o taking prisoners as many more. From th
n same source We have also a report that
. battle was at the time going OH ut Sewal'
= Mountain between Gen. Cox aud Gems
IS Floyd aud Wise, n Whirh the Rebels wer
ID being worsled.
Washington correspondents write o
~ great and unusual activity among th
- troops on The other side of the Potomac
+ and Of mysterious movements Of large bod
l. les of them TO positions not specified. l
: is believed by some that Gen. McClellen in
tends to take possession of the enemy's oul
!. posts at cnce, preparatory to a subsequeu
: and speedy edvancc upon his main position
Of But of course, nothing definite is mad
n public.
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Col. De Vllcrs, the Instructor OF Col.
Ellsworth, who was taken prisoner by Elk.
Gov. Wise in Western Virginia, came up
in the boat, having escaped from prison and
made bis way along the James river to
Newport News. He escaped along with
II others, who were arrested and taken
back. He alone by Disgusting himself and
affecting lomeness. succeeded in escaping.
lie described the suffering Of the prisoners
as great, and their treatment as barbarous,
one Of them having been shot in the street
by q woman. He has gone to Washington
With much Important information CLEANED
on the journey.
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New Goods for Fall and Winter
1861 and 1862.

NOV Receiving aud opening. Splendid
IN STOCK of New and SeRsonhble Goods,
which viii 10 sold at very prices for Cash or Ready Pay
Thankful for the generous patronage so literally bestowed
mon Nm cid finn OF Root MorriFun, In years past would
saw that am prepared TO fell Good GoodS at prices when
Al etiti ut home abroad For the proof OF this
assertion call and look for youeveF ana Jou VIII Do CON
vuced - W, ,,oppYeoN
Ashtabuia October 2, 1861. l. hOKklsoN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Lydia Buune Plaintiff, va Benjsmin NJ. Bunnel Dert.
In the Court Of Common Pleas, Ashiabua County, Ohio
THE Said Defendant will Tuke Notice.
Il That OF the 9th day Of September, A u 1861, said
plaintiff ed her petition IN the Office of The Clerk said
cnut praying for divorce from said defendant on the
ground ofeNeue cruelty aud gross neglect OF duty
than three last past said petition will be hearing
ths November term Of said court, A D 1851
66l0 =. .'-f '' SHERMAN & FARMER PIf-a Atrys
XXX CENTS A Gallon for OIL am
CO Selling the best article Carbon Coal Oil in this
narketfor 55 ceus by the gallon. Lamps aud Lamp Fixtures
in endless variety. Oct 0. -. HENDRH. .
NATIONAL LOAN.-Pursuant TO in
EtructionS from the Secretary Of the Treasury book
viii be oened Monday tho 2lst day OF October the
Furmprsi Rank Of shtohuIo
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TT ncSticS. -
HEAVY, Medium FIne Brown Sheet
ms cotton Yarn cotton Batting Wieking Wadding Itchings
Danirns srpe ChecRs apple Twine. cotton Flannes IN
great variety aud very low for the terms az AoRRIsoNs
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NT1.. TAxEss-NoTIC 1soi. d
INOTTCE eof
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HASKELL e. son, Dealers 10 Dry Goods,
Groceries, Provisions, Beady Made Clothing. Also,
Dealers in all kinds Of White Wood, Ash Oak, Hickory
Lumber and Flour Barrel Loops, Main street. AshtAbua
j. W. HASKELL. 6l6 ID w HAsKELb.
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eOfal=Neniefeitem aus @aibinetOn.


Sberlf s.. @opfe BON Den 9 Ct. Oras
eunern, pelGer Spnnobenp ppn lltab bier an
lam, wtrp mabri6einlid einen tptAti9en 9olten
i'm 6elDe erbalteu. Sbsleid elm SUbn unp 2
SAwieseriGbne Bon tbm in Den 8eiben Der Sic
belen fampfen, balt er bod an Der Sunoeefa9se
felt UNI wetdIt niht bon Dem 9eraOen 9fap Der
lOlOatiIden G9re. Gr LIT eth Gtn9e6Urner pes
3betle Don gir9inien, petGer Gen. Mc@lelans
&rtessldauplas letn miro.
Die &ebellen fabren fort, reue Satte=
rieen am @Otomac 3u errt6ten. Die 9aNuee
peS pOtOmac i@etnt ptrtlt@ unterbrOaen, lett
seltsrn linO wsntsltens feline S4ife ansetCmmen.
unfall,-Gs sebt pos @eri@t, paB Sberlt
@rabam BON Sidles brigade 9eltsrn BET sort
SCbarcO 3ufdaig set6Otet wrroe.
S4ltmmer unfall. - Oils MajorQ Sec
StS bonn II, 9etp- gOrter Hestment mad capitol
6tu, no ietne 6rau lebt, ritt, purpe er pom
Nferbe eetpprfen unD Brad oaS @enid, %pprauf ct
mad etnisen Mtnuten fart. Seine 2et&e wuroe
mad Dem 8purotnebaule ietner Srau 9ebraAt,
8t9ter Merrtd RON Der Ser. ct. Cir
cult Court tpurpe Bier eetern Ntenp perbaftet
,,nD inter gersadsa"e seitelt unter Der Qntln9e
auf 8erratb.
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Sob Ses Sberf = aeer.

Q6t(abelpbta %. Oft. Der Sob Oes
Sberf Batter bat in btelgsr Stabt srOBe aufres
9ung %berpUrSerufsn, pa bier ietn Tteetmeut rrtru,
ttrt murDe. Die Nnseb6risen unp 6reunbe Der
an benz Srsfsn betbeiltsten 5ruppen ltnO in gro.
ger 2usR, 3amal aber ZEN NusSanS ~pslsIbsu
tetue @in3elabeiten befannt lino.
Sob Don 0berft 8aFer. -4
Die Na6rt9t POM SODe ptees fabnen SOlba.
ten BAT In 0a16instOn Die ttefite Grauer bersur-
gerufsn, rp er cine unbe9ren3te N9tung 9epOb.
Der 9rdfOsnt mar 1etner tntimen periDnli&en
Bejtsbunsen psseu gu benz 8ertOrbenen beiun.
oers ersriTen. 6r. 9incOIn etng Die ean3e
Na6t In S6msr3 serluntsn, in ieinem 3tmmer
auf unb nteOer; Mrs, 9tncOln empfdnst beute
Morsem fetne 8sluae. Die 2eiGe ptrO In bic
@obnung BON Mlator S., 80. Nebb BON bier 9e=
braAt perpen, pa Die Nrbeiten i'm tpeiBen 6aule
lire Nusteauns BORT unuu0slt8 maAfn, U6tpUbl
OieieIbe Der 0unl4 ces Yrafpenten mar.
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Nene 6lngge.- Der 13. Warb>lniOn=
Nfociattun tptrO bcute 0urmittag etne neus
8tu9se iberreiGt peroen. Die @erempnie fnoet
@de 9erin9tons unp 0reenltr. fat.
5eltg Il a u II. - Der l16ne Odmpfer
Sen Oefprb, welGer am Mpntag bier %auSliel,
9erietb BET NnnapUlis auf ben @runo unb fcnnte
eft am annetn 0tcr9en pteper llott gemaAt per@
ben. Gr ponipfte loort Die 8aY btuunter, nm
I9 Der expedition ansuIAlieBen.
Sebn u6t mad Der 6etmatb. -
G6om. 0pfte BON Caroline COUNTY, wel6er fir3-
ltd aus Der Strafunltalt BON Marplano entla1e
len puroe, FAM babtn 3urif, UNI nunnebr 3
Sabre ba Ielb1t 3u oerbletben. Gr bat ietne 6retz
belt lpfort tpteper ba3u benubt, feline 9lebenmert=
lden Dor Gitelteit uno @et3 31 bepabrei, tnoenI
er tie. UNI gelD uno &letper erlet6terte. Oaa
@eriht ~oerltanb feline ~pbileopbiI9en 8etrsbun-
een nimt uno Derurtbeilte tbn 3u 3 Sabren, III
5ct9e Oelen er bte Uniform Der @brenlsgton wte-
Der ange5pgen bat.
Den Gteentbi mern 3urud g e e
E en.-OaS S9if NrcOla, tpelbes al6 prilenl6i1
in unteriuduns ltanO, tpurOs asltern MOrget'
Ourd, 8l9ter Giles ben @isentbitmern 3u9elpros
den, inter Der 8eotn9un9, pab Die elben pte
Soften Des Sales be3ablen.
WpbIfetfeS ga nD.-Sn Der @rAange
tpurDet geltern cine 0artbte 9anpereten an 0urt'
pppoer Sails gele9en, gu $50 per older p%erfauft
On Der gorttcwn 9urnptte 6raaten $50 Nfer
pOppn pte 5alfte eeflart, $40 per Nder, pa9renl
in ~Derleben @eBenp 9eIe9enes 5Ol3lano 81 $1l
PER Nder lp5gelhlagen puroen.
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GUm 9entuGD.
@en. 8pnifefer eurd, Sea. Gee erfeet.

0Ehf 0@AAt%AitA ~~A4 SNNN t
QUut8Utlle, 81. Sit. OaS 0era6t
ron Der 8eIebung @reensture's curA Die Ne-
belen III perftiibt, Gin mabepeutenper 8rupp
mar bprt6in 9e8augea unO bate 20 Maultbtere
rpeg%geuummen, me.te al8 @Untrebanpe unter Sc
neral 0arD'6 S6ug selteut n0rpen warert.
@s lit bsridtet, Dab Sen. @arb ii9 II @iet-
len pon @reeleburgl Biz mad @ampbeaspille, su-
rId ge3rgen bat. &r prpnete Is 9felter al, I'm
gu reco8nOa3tren, melde 9eitern Suriiderwartet
murpen, jeOO6 nod nidt onsetOmmen tparen,
ais uuler 8eri9terltatter Den Srt OerlieB.
Sen. @5arO bat 9e9en 5000 Mann. Der
Gortra6 DER NsbeIeu BET Qtttle Barren am iiO-
li6en ufer pes @reens9iper, miro auf 1000 Sc.
tartrt. Der 8taB gin8 lebr BOD unp pirp fir
Die p66ten Sage unpallir6ar lein.
Gins 9riUatpspelGe an pas Suurnal ptpers
lpriGt Dim @eriat RON Sen. @arO's Hid3ug.
Sen. See til an Sen. 3oltfOFer'S Stslle se-
lebt wprben,
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DaS &anDnenbpt @tnUla. -
Dies Rrie9sl6if, welaes tpabrenb Der lesten
UOhen nabe ben Werfen ron CHARLES Neeper
lag, wtrD am Mitttwpa 0eute) gum 3mede bes
&upferns aus Dem gBaier eeboben werpen. Sn
ca. 2 @uden tctrp es leine @rObefabrt MAIDEN.
Nnfmnft etneS 9rifen -6&Do-
ntrs. Nm SpnntaS MCreen fam Der S6OO>
ner u9lert" unter MtDlbipmun 0iepman bet
Cars 0erft an. Der nNlert" mar am IS. In
Der Nabe BON Sort Sumpter BON Dem &onOnens
bot alag pee9encmmen pprocn, pabrenp er bers
ll'obte, Die GlOfaOe gu purdbrs6en.
p~ennfYlp. Sruppen. - Geltsrn fam
oas 45. pennlYluanil@e @ssiment Sol. Bel9 bier
an unD tutroe lOfort mad 8albinston befOrpert.
Sc 3dblte 888 damn. @s laa felt oeraumer
3stt tn Camp unp bat 6 Sranfe.
aOot sefnnb en-. 9pli3tR Solution
fal1p 8sltsrn ben 3etGnam etnes crit etniae SAGE
alien Stnoesja eiRsm SGtfs.8 aubofe, NtGz
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0On Der SlOfaoe bel Gbarfe ffOn+
@iHlHusener gerlHd, css SGtHes EbUmas G8atfo

Don StoerPppl Die SlOfaee su eur6brsden.
96tlape1pbta, %. DIT. @tuem BON
Dem RanDnen6Oot Stag erbaltenen 8rtef 3lt-
fOl8e, Seriu9te bas S6if S6pnaS 8atlOn BON
9tVerpUOG NIT elmer euOuns Nrmeesiiter fir Dte
8ebelsu, bic 8lotape gu ourdbreaen, purpe
absr pom Dem SunOnsnbOOt uSlu9" BON Der por>
tigen GawaprOR- perfUlgt u. an ben StranO se-
trteben. Die Mannl6aft enttam q pas SHif
purUe teOO9 %sebOrcet unO letuer 2aDune, Die tn
6laneI unD Eeppi6eu beitaap, entIepi9t unO pann
perbrannt.
Commodore 0OlDsbOrOusb lanpte ebenfdaS et-
nen 8eri9t an Den MlarineIetret6r In 8etref Der
Nfatre, weI4er i'm @eieutliGen pbise DarfeI.
Inn9 b%etdtt9t. s3re4gn2 g9uss. slis
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Mufresuma in Rerre 9aMte.
aampf srpifd1em @oIoaten Wno 8Irsern

9erre 5Gute, SnO., %, Sft. 53pei
ODER Drei gOmpngnteen Res bier in Camp Gisr
9~elesensn 8, Sn6. 9iss, muriAtrten esfern in
aaer Sttue mad Der Sffce pes uSOurnal" uni
oes Democrat" bon bier uno botten binnen &ur=
gem Aaes Oemplirt. 6ierauf tbaten le ba1elbs
Bet perlAteDenen @ripotb1uern.
Die 8lr9er crganifiren l9 nnO mahen @ur.
bereitunsen, Ii9 pee 2aSers gu bem6Gtieen uni
in Der 9anjen Stapt berriAt Die erSBte Aufre.
gung Gber paS empGrenpe Seuebmen Der Spl
Ddte1. AMf
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Ro&ridt wtrb bterrait 8eeeben, baB Die Ilnterset9nete. BON
Naien9ert1e her Staot Baltimore 0olmadt our Uerpaltun9
bs Ro1ladlahes hes alber pernorbenen A3etnrt9 9etuer
uab GItfabetta 9einer erbuItsu rat. aae bisieni9en, mel
he Tolserunsen an oteien 3adlaB boben, perOen bterniit oitge
iornert, 1Olde nebft ben ~nttpt9en Belegen an cher Dor benz IL.
Aprtl 1852 einsursiden unb setenS gu MAIDEN. Oeer gu aewdrri.
gen. 6ab fe ibrer auiprGue an Oesm Ra9Lis seleslI@ far per
luitt8 ertldrt Weroen m68en. &le ole 3ablMa9en an eteiem @tah-
la1e gu ma1en baben. peroen bermit auf8efprcert, lclde I'm.
serslst9 an luterasidrUte 3u Ietften. d GH &
.esinDt. Mnbr. @@maFks
Rfl2'4E-lH|R s 80 NaHJRilVRtsV, RHA
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stea Der @nneegtrappem.
5000 Me6eaem bel 0re0erieftOpn

e1 0erni@tet. 6 as nsdsn
Otlpt &mOb, %. Stt. 5OIsenber Be
rt9t Tam beute bier an: a
8%reOertdtOph, NfU., %. Stt.A
SIM Geretn nit S6erlt @tummers COMMANDO
babet mir Die Gete0en unter Self. 9bpmp1pn
uuo Gone, wel6e auf 5000 geiddst tpurOen, &C.
i6lagsl,, Scr GerIalt lit idwer, Der unlrtse Sc
RING umb uamentliA auf has l.. Snctanas@ dcai.
lerie-gfeg. bel6rduft. gBir baben A 1hpere &C.
I9aee geuOmmen unp Gone, Der Hebellrnfibrer,
lit g~et6ptet. H9a
Naiur Oapttt unb @npt 5Yman bonn Snota'
na.gtegtmeni, wurOen in etlem Nn9rif aHf bic
fetnpli9e 8atterie getGptet.
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Rdheres OUu UeiGOuri,
0ef~an9ennabme Don Streifpartbteen bHr6 Die

5ub6pn 20. Stt. 8Oten bertdten eaB
Elm @treifcorps pom 100 Meaan BET Mltta6an,
&alpmeG. county, pom 600 Nebetttn 9efanSen
QeuOmmen murDe. 3E1tS -.g
Gin DetaAement ppn 400 0tann mar i'm Sef
9rif pen 0efangenen gu 9alfs 8a ellen ols Der
3ug Angling. g $1,000
Sin anperes Corps son 1870 Stebeuert mar
in Carroll &ountY rnO Sat II ron Sberlt WtOr+
gan'S 3eutsn e%efunsen eenOntme1. Sberlt @}or'
gan TT CUR 8erfplgung auf9etrcAen.
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GrfO1o Der SunSeStrHppem in
Gprafmrfh

Gtmctnmatt, %. Ott @efsrm fam cir
@efsht BET Camp DtlCcoat. 8entufp, Dor. Col
IttOfer madte nit ca. 1000 Mann 3 Nngrt6'
auf Sbert @arraup's Eager, welGes 1900
Mtann fart mar, unO rurpe ieoeS Nlal NIT be
beutenpen @erlult suridsetrtebsn. Infer Gerluf
6stru9 4 GODte uno 90 8erpun0ete. 8erltdr=
fungen fir bic 8unpestruppen lfnp unterpes6.