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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-22

From he Wzstern R. R. Gas.tte, oaseaoo. M
We heartily endorse AIR. spaldins, and his nm
rvallcd cephalie Pills.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-22

Fronthe Ksdmtaer. Nor,sG. IA.
cephalio Pilsaeeomplisht the object f6rw which they
were made, VIZ: re Of headache In allits forms.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-22

From the Rana,oha Valley Sldr, Kqsasba, Ia.r
We are sure that persons suffering with the head
ache, Ahotry them, will stick to them. ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-22

From ne Daily Beivg, Nseprot, Ri
Cephalle Pulls aretaking the place of all kinds.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-22
80. MnII bscrilleFs.
{ nst Office Notice.

sTIarariably in advance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-08-22

DARL0R MATCHES.-Thess matches have no Or
i fensive oior, aud are E8fely packed. Sold nv
I. IL LOGAN CO. aud LOGAN, LIST { GO.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19

The Mitchell Gazette saws
"there are no rebels in the coun-
try now.''
1t seems to us that Horace
Greedy, Henry Ward Beecher,
Owen Lovejoy, VIM. Vandever,
James Harlan, Fitz Henry War.
rem, Joshua r. Giddings, Hale,
Sumner, Seward, Chase, and all
the vile horde of abolitionists that
have for years infested the North,
defying the execution of laws en-
acted in pursuance Of the Consti-
tuition, should be classed under
that head, and with jeff Davis,
Wigfall, Be, jamin, Slidell, YAM
cey, and the leading secessionists
of the South. that have been aid
ing and abetting them in their in
famous plots to destroy the Gov
eminent, and who also are rebels,
should suffer the severest penalty
of offended justice, and violated
law. Has the Gazette the ''intor-
nation wanted.'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19
MITCHELL DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION.

At a meeting of the Democracy of
Mitchell County held at the Court
House in Usage on the P. M. Of Satur-
day July 9th, 1861, Nathl. w. Moss
was chosen Chairman, and E. F Mcr-
rill Secretary.
S. B. Chase, H. A. Goodrich and
4. K. Eaton were chosen committee
on Resolutions.
H. A. Goodrich and Chas. H. Brain
ard were chosen Delegates to attend
Dem. State Convention at Des MONIES
on the z4th inst. with permission Of
substitution.
The Committee on Resolutions made
the following report, which was unani'
mously adopted:
Whereas, The times urgently de-
mand a united Democracy, and an
outspoken declaration of principles;
Therefore Resolved: That in the
principles of the Democratic party as
enunciated by Jefferson. Jackson and
other Democratic Fathers, we recog
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19

Chas. Sumner u. S. Senator of
Mass. presented petition of the
citizens of that State to the y. S.
Senate praying Congress to abol-
ish slavery and remove the causes
of the war, and Senator Wilson's bill
authorizing the Federal Government
to take and confscate certain personal
property in the South" both referred to
the judiciary Committee. While John
A. Kennedy the abolition policeman of
". Y. city arrests men for petitioning
Congress to effect settlement of our
difficulties by national Convention. the
abolitionists of Mass. are in effect
petitioning for the destruction of the
Union. We believe in the right of pc
tition, guaranteed by the Constitutions;
still the Mass. petitions never could
have our autograph. A battle is re-
ported in Va, and several skirmishes
in Mo-, all reported favorably to the
Z. s. forces.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19
TRUSTEES SALEOF REAL ESTATE

WHEREAS Lyman VI. Meeker and Mary
w E his wife, of the county of Howard
and State of Iowa. did execute and convey to
me- by their certain tr ust deed dated at the
county of Howard and State of Iowa. on the
Goth day of April A. D. 1859, which said
Trust deed IS duly recorded in the records of
of Howard county Iowa. at page 476 of book
"A' of mortgages the east half of the south
east quarter of section number eighteen, in
township ninety. eight, north of range eleven.
west of the 9TH p NJ, containing eighty acres
according to Government survey, situated in
Howard county Iowa, be the same more or
less. to secure the payment Of one promissory
note of Lyman h. Meeker, made to Luther 5.
Greeneaf for the sum of one hundred and
twenty five dollars, drawing ten per cent in
terest, which said note is mentioned and de-
scribel in said trust deed, and whereas de-
fault has been made in the payment of the
said note, and application has been made to
me by the legal holder of said note to sell
the said premises conveyed by said trust deed
Now therefore public notice is hereby CIV
en- that by virtue OF the powers and provisions
Of the said trust deed, l the undersigned the
Trustee mentioned in said trust deed shall
sell at tae Eagle Exchange Hotel in New
Oregon Howard county Iowa at2 o'clock P. NJ
of the Goth day OF August "A. D. 1861. to the
highest and best bidder for cash. the premi-
ses mentioned and described in said trust deed
and all the right and equity of redemption of
the said Lyman H. Mseker and VI airy E. Nee
kcr his wife, their heirs and assigns OF, in and
to the said premises.
Dated at New Oregon Howard County
Iowa, July II, 1861.
JAMES GREENLEAF, Trustee.
By Chas. f. Berry his Atty in fact.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

WHEREAS Hampton Couse of the county
w of Howard and State Of Iowa, did exc
cute and convey to me, by his certain Trust
deed, dated at the county of Howard and
State of Iowa, April 2lst A. D. 1859, which
trust deed is duly recorded in the r ecords of
Howard county Iowa, in book "A" of mort
cages at page AT, the west half of the north
west quarter of section twenty, in township
ninety-eight, north, range eleven, west OF the
5th 2. M. situated in Howard county Iowa,
containing eighty acres according to Gov
eminent survey, to secure the payment Of one
promissorv note made to Luther Greenleaf,
for the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars
and ten per cent interest, and which said
note is mentioned and described in said trust
deed, and whereas default has been made in
the payment of said note, and application
has been made to me by the legal holder OF
said note to sell the said premises conveyed
by said trust deed.
Now therefore public notice is hereby given
that by virtue of the powers and provisions
of the said trust deed. the undersigned, the
Trustee mentioned in said trust deed shall
sell at auction at the front door Of the Eagle
Exchange Hotel in the village of New Ore
gon Howard County Iowa at the hour OF
O'clock P. M of Tuesday the 20, day OF Au-
gust 1861, to the highest and best bidder for
cash the premises mentioned and described
in said trust deed, and all the right and equity
of redemption the said Hampton Clouse his
heirs and assigns, Of, in, and to the said
premises.
Dated at New Oregon, Howard County
Iowa, july II, 1861. (nS9-t5
JAMES GREENLEAF, Trustee.
By CHAs. E. BERRY, Atty, in fact.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19

nize the only safety for the Nation,
State, and liberties of the people.
Resolved: That we adopt, as our cen
trail plank, the language Of the Constitu-
ton The powers not delegated to the
United States by the Constitution, nor
prohibited by it to the States are re-
served to the States respectively, or to
the people,
Resolved: That our Government
rests upon the consent of the governed,
and can only thus be maintained.
Resolved: That we deprecate intol'
erance Of speech or press, whether
North or South, and declare our unal-
terable determination to maintain this
right of freemen at every hazard.
Resolved: That we pledge to the
support of Constitutional liberty, and
all the time honored compromises of
the Constitution, 'our lives, our for
tunes and our sacred honor and in
this spirit will advocate the subservi-
ency of government and people to the
soverei On power of law.
Resolved: That in the fulfllment of
all constitutional measures we will up
hold all legally constituted authority,
in the enforcement Of the laws, in the
vindication of the honor and credit of
our General Government, and in the
establishment of peace.
Resolved: That from the present
unhappy condition of our country, we
see no speedy or favorable means of
extrication, but in the conservative
power of the answering patriotism and
devotion to constitutional liberty, which,
arc the peculiar characteristics of the
National Democracy, and therefore con-
denim that spirit or action which seeks
to coalesce with the Republican party.
Voted to publish proceedings in St.
Anssar Lournal, New Oregon Plain
Dealer, Dubuque Herald and Iowa
State .]ournul.
Nathl. w. Moss, Charm.
Attest E. F. Merrill, Sec'y.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19
An exchange wants to know what

An exchange wants to know what
has caused the Abolitionists of late to
have such an affection for the Constitu-
tion?' We expect it is because they
believe it is covenant with death and
an agreement with hell
We shall publish the advertise
ment Of DR.. Underwood next
week; he will be here the first of
Aug. Deaf men hearing, and
blind men seeing this, will notify
their blind and deaf friends accor-
dinghy, that they may attend and
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19
For the Plain Dealer
nation wanted.'


Mr.. Editor: Through your columns
| wish: by your permission, to return
my sincere thanks to some unknown
friend for Il copy of the Plain Dealer.
The only thing ! dislike in that is, that
my friend should conceal from me. his
or her name, thus leaving me to think
them either ashamed of me, or them
selves. Now, would request them in
future in sending me marked copies Of
any periodical, to leave some trace OF
their name on the margin, that may
know who my friends are, instead of
directing them in blnl,-hand. The ar
ticle in the Plum Dealer marked by
my friend censuring Elder Brown: l
had read in ny paper, and was sorry
to see it, and all the comment [ shall
make is this: l think it would look
better for Elder Brown to preach the
gospel as taught in the holy scriptures,
rather than interfere by word, CT deed
with the institutions of any State, by
preaching the abolition of slavery
Slavery as it exists in the South is an
institution established by our fore faith
ers, and recognized and sanctioned in
the Constitution. As to the Union, |
am ever ready to maintain it as con-
structed by the trainers Of the Consti
tuition, and to sustain the administra-
ton in executing the laws.
Very respectfully
0. A. A.
New Oregon, July 18th, 1861.
REMARKs.-With our correspond
ent we regret the necessity of ccnsur-
ing any protested and officiating min
lister of Christ for the utterance Of po-
itical views dangerous to the peace of
society, and in violation of the Consti
tuition in its letter and spirit. But
when clergymen leave the sacred desk
and step into the arena of politics, we
deny them the right Of shielding their
partizan views from censure, or exam
nation with the sanctity of the sacrc-
dotal robes. For Elder Brown in the
pursuit. Of his legitimate calling as a
clergyman, we entertain none but feel.
ings of kindness and respect; as the
promulgator Of political aboIitionism
we hold the doctrine and the man prop
ogatingit alike subject to public con.
tempt; and believe it our duty as a
political journalist, to comment upon
political opinions publicly advocated by
the clergy, with the same freedom that
we would we're the same sentiments ut
tered by Bar-room or Street-corner
politician.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19

We have appointed the following
aSHNts to obtain subscription and advertising
Tor the PL AINDEALER, in their respective
localities, .nd willrceognize their receipts.
st. Louis, Mo. Bride & Co
New York City. .... Mather & ibbott
Howard, Iowa, james Hall,
Lime Springs, Iowa, A. NJ. Van Leuvcn
Bust. New York, Thompson G Mead
jamestown NY. 4 p. Uilcox
Rluffton Iowa, T r. Fletcher.
Also Post Masters every where
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19
Attest E. F. Merrill, Sec'y.

The bogus Legislature of Western
Virginia don't seem to like the compa-
ny they have got in, and have passed
IL resolution condemning Lovejoy's re-
peal of the Fugitive Slave Law.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19

| be healed. Clemmer & Mitchell
have a supply Of the best cigars
ever in this market. at The DRUG
store. Prospectus of the Daily
Argus and Democrat next week.
1t is one of the best Democratic
papers in the West, and the lat
est for news of anything we can
get in northern Iowa. J. q. Ad-
ans of the DEBORAH House is a
model Landlord. 3. G. B. Galusha
clerk. Joseph Sharpe proposes
giving New Oregtn and Vernon
Springs daily mail arriving here
the same day from McGregor.
His proposition to the people Of
the two towns will be very liber-
al, and should be accepted, and
no doubt will be. l.. S. Everett
Esq. at Usage and Fl. 4. Good
rich Esq. at Mitchell, delivered
sensible patriotic orations on the
4th. Such are the salt of the
earth For original and choice
selected reading, see fourth
page. The r. Sands Circus will
be in DEBORAH tomorrow Since
the first day ofJune we have re-
ceived on subscription $5.75;
paid out for paper S2S,65.
mighty profitable business when
subscribers respond with such a
vengeance as that. .Reapers and
Thrashers are coming into tue
country almost by the score; LIT
EN- come, they'll all be wanted. .
The Presidents message excludes
our usual amount of reading
matter this week. The interest
the people feel in knowing the
policy of the administration JUS
titles its publication. Read it
The next meeting of the Ladies,
Social Circle will be held at Mrs.
L Averill's, on the afternoon of
Thursday July 25th. All are
cordially invited to attend. The
delegates to the Republican Dis
trict Convention were chosen on
Saturday last. We are not III
formed as to who has the dclega-
ton, but from our own knowl-
edge, should say that Charles E.
Berry Esq. ofthis place was entitl-
el to it, from every principle of
right ard justice. The Sec. of
the Treasury proposes to raise
S20,O00,O00 per annum for war
purposes, on the articles of Tea,
Coffee, Sugar &c.
JI;c ycI o1,lo ic.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19

0y- See advertisement Of Prof L Millers
hair invigorator and liquid hair dye in m
ther column 6Iinrmlv
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19
---y-Y
1875!
1925 !! |
EMPLOYM EMIT.
AGENTS WANTED

We will pay from $25 to $75 per month
and all expenses, to active AGENTS, or give
y commission. Particulars sent free. Ad
dress Erie Sewing Machins Company X
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19

Why not blockade the property
holders instead of the laboring
classes as this will do? This sched-
ule would tax the poor man with
a large family and no means,
equally with the millionaire of
the same family. It's unjust to
raise revenue SO.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19

HIS schedule IS.
Brown sugar, per ID, 3 10 c
Clayed SC
Refined &C
Syrup = IL c
Molasses, per gallon &C
Molasses. sour &C
Coffee, per pound &C
Black tea l5c
Green tea 2Oc
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19

Something for the Tiues!!!!
A NECESSITY IN EVERY HOUSEHOLDS!
JOHNS Il CROSLEY'S
American G e m ent Clue
The Strongest Glue in the World
For CementinS Wood, Leather,
Glass, Ivory, China, Marble,
Porcelain, Alabaster, Bone,
Coral, &C., &C., &c.
The only article of the kud ever produced
which will withstand Water.
EXTRACTS:
every housckeepcr should have a supply
OF Johns & Crosley American Cement Glue,
-Nem York Times.
1T is so convenient to have in the house,
-New YORK Express
'It is always ready; this commends it to
every body.'-N. Y. Independent
"Ne have tried it, AMI find it as useful il.
our house us ater'- Wllkes' Spirit of the
Times,
-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-07-19

may not rightfully do.
These politicians are profound in the rights
Of minorites They are not partial to that
power which made the Constitution and
speaks from the preamble calling itself I'VE
the people," 1t may well be questioned
whether there is to day State except per-
haps. South Carolina, IN favor Of disunion.
There is much reason to believe that the
Union men are in a majority in many if not
in all of the seeded States. The contrary
has not been demonstrated in any Of them
1t is ventured to affirm even those ofVirgin:a
and Tennessee-for the result Of elections
held in military camps, where the bayonets
were all on one side of the question voted
upon-can scarcely be considered as demon
strating the popular sentiments at sucn an
election. All that large class who are at
once for the Union and against coercion
would be coerced to vote against the Union.
1t even may be affirmed without extravaganza
that the free institutions which we enjoy
have developed the powers and improved the
condition of our whole people beyond any
example in the world OF this we now have
striking and impressive illustration. So
large an army A. the Government has now
ON foot was never before known, without a
soldier in who has not taken his place thers
Of bis own free choice But more than this,
there are many single regiments whose
members, one after another, possess full prac-
teal knowledge Of the arts and sciences and
professions. and whatever else, whether
useful or elegant is known to the whole
world; and there is scarcely one from which
there could not be selected President, a
Cabinet, Congress, and perheps a Court
abundently competent to administer the
Government. Nor do say this is not true
ofour late friends now enimies in the con
test-but it is so much the better reason
why the Government which has conferred
such benefits on tn m and on US should not
be broken up. Whoever in any section pro-
DOSES to abandon such Government would
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Mue mi6purt,

Stter9tlle, II. De3, tlntunsleute aus
2afapette So. melpen, OaB 100 Nebelen &etrn-
ten sstern MUr9en BON 2ertn9tcn nb9in9en, nm
gu 9rice's Qrmee 3u ltosen.
Sin IS Mlann fairies MultcOrp8 BON Der STE.
beuenarmee wurpe am MCntu9 unpett Ounts>
burg ~gefan9en geuOmneu.
6erner wurben Elm Spbn unb S9wte9srlObn
BON Sol. MagOlin gu @sfan9enen semaAt. Die.
lsIben batten ben 8sttc3eu9 9eget uni re 8a9a-
gepaBen unpeit Georgetown ant SamRa9 an9e>
fabrt.
Die Streifpa6e, pel6e Dor 3ebn Sasen bon
Bier abging lOa Elm Gebelenlaser in Saltne So.
%uberrumpelt unO ptele @a9en erbeutet uno ettpa
so @efangene sema6t buben.
60 gett Gter pas gsrIht, baB Sen. 9rtce
nOrOpartS 9e3C9en ieL.
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9epeGae pOm epmmOSore Dupont.

@af6tnstOn, -. 9es. Capt. DnpOnt
fat tt elmer Depel6s bonn 4. Deg, baB bte BE-
fiT6tuna fir ben Gerlut BON Der 8at bon ct.
5elena i'm peranloBte, cine Streite GrplcliOn UNI
ter COMMANDO BON 5rn. DraYtCn a63alen0et,
pel8e Die Snlsl bsbaupten iO1, bis Sen. S9sr'
man l6 bprbereitet bat, ptelsIbe gu beleben.
Die &eco8upa3iruus Nur& COMMANDER Stub
gers pom @nrlaw fonp itatt, INN Die YOltttOa
Der fetnbli6em 8atterieen fef3ulteaen, tpelde Der
commandments General gu tsnnen ptnlfte, eAe
er Gruppen arf GYbee SsIanb lanSete.
Sci rer occupation BON 6nbte Sslanb unp
Der llnter1u4ung BON @ariawzSnlst ltnO pisle
S6ife Der SapuNrcn bel4afttSt, ptl9e bod
absel6st werben, iobalp Otter unp SYbee SsIanp
BON Der Qfrmee beieet linp.
unIre Sruppen Tnp nur 10 Wteilsn BON Sa~
pauua6 entfernt. = @rpeOtttcnen, wel6t oaS
tptrfli6e 3tel errei6en iOuen, feben in MuSlt3t,
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Spfa1sNemiefetten aus UafbtnetOm.

&epublttanif6er GaucmS. - @S
tpurbe ebeaelfern Nbenb elm republifantlher Saus
Gus obgebalten, UNI iber ben BON 6rn. Bingham
Semadten gorlGlae, ale 9tlapen, bte Itebelen
seb6ren, fir fret gu ertIarea, ms Slors gu tcme
men. Gs lteute f4 beraus, bab wenig Wtets
nun9sperlhtepenbeit unter ben perlAteOenen 9tep=
nern berr1dte unb man bel6lpB 3u gutter lebt,
pafir 3u lttmmen, baB HebeIen- @tssnt6um cons
fts3irt unp Nebelen sebDrenbe Sflasen freigese@
ben tperpen, pae man S4ritte tbun mile, alien
S4apen, Der lOpalen 8ur9ern pur6 Elm lplAeS
8erfabren 3usefuet tperoe, wteper gut 3u MAIDEN,
Snptaner M Eager. Die DeIe9a<
tipn Der Snbianer pes Sip, @eItens, aus 5auptz
linsen Der @rest, Seminole unb GbidnianSS Stint
me befsbtnb, madte esltern etne Gtfte In Sen.
Butterfttlps Qager unp be1ak rarna9 etnen She'll
bon Sen. 8lsnter's Distlpn. Der 8el r@ bat
pa;u bin9eretGt tbnen iiber Die 8etbeueruneen
Der @UnfSperirten, baB bte linton 3erltGrt Jet nnp
peper Solpaten nod &anonen BABE, Die Nusen
su Efnen unp le inp tebt iber3euet, pab unler
Commencement IS nit einem balben Oubenp
Southern @cnfeperacieS" aufnebmen fam,
NasY garp. - Der Stepping Stpnes"
FAM eeltern an unp berihtete; DAP es unn ben
xOccpquan Greet" BON &ebelen lGp6rme. Der
vNiount @albtnetpn" Iplte pOrtbin absetsn.
Der Wprb Bet vSennY Qtnp." -
Die !3susenausiasen Iber biee traurt9e @e-
l9tAte er9sben unsefabr SCl9enbe5; GerltOrbe,
ner 9ins NIT etnem 6reunee NamenS George
Niblp, einem Snbrmann, am Gienlta9 Nbsno In
trunten mar, sins nit etnem Der Map9en, WlarY
Nrmltrpng, tn stn pberes Simmer unp lief Mblp
NIT mebreren anbern i'm 8aiement. - Galp
baranf rurbe Is pben lebbaft unp Niblp 9in9
btnauf Inn, ME CT Iagte, Den Streit 3u 1hli9ten.
@ine Nfinute nahber wurpe Elm piIfclenIhub
eebSrt.
Die SurY CAB Elm @erbitt, Dap Same5 8opler
Spn elmer pitplentueel i'm Sinterbaupt g~etrpfen
tpurOe unp In 8Ulse Der gerpunpuns tarb. Der
Shame pes SbaterS 1T unbefannt. Ollie Gerbafs
teten purben NIT Nusnabme BON George 9liblp
unp @Qen @arren (SennY 9tnp) entla1en.
Nn Der QetGe purpe etn l1rlaubldein unp
$19.5 baar sefunoen.
@ef9plen. = 3met @jemetne POM 40.
pennlplp. 8es, wel@e auf gorpplenptent Iber
I'M lere 9tnten ee9an9en tparen, mp0ten 9eltern
Wfcr9en pieper tn'S 2aser, ltefen jesp9 auf pns
u9alt !" Der Soften wieper ;urid,
@iner wurce Don ben @a6en stpeilnal eee
lAphen unp farb, Der anpere wurpe eefan8en
SenUmmen, pa le (per G%orpptsnpient bate 9e-
weGfelt) fir Getnbe gebalten iprrben.
Oas 10. 81. 9. Negiment, Sol. 9ssIie, wurbe
bente auf Srpre ees &rteespepartements in Elm
Nrtilsrtes9 teetment lmsepanbelt, tpeIdes aus IL
8atterieen, wprunter mebrere ldpere Stiide, be-
lteben ipa.
Ga ST. pb, Nepbutb Fat Die Dtrtb19alt
go. 531, 9. Ctr. nabe Dem Centre arfet fluff
lid i6erncmmsn, unp tpirb bie1slbe mOrsen nit
einem famOlen 2unH einipetben.
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Die aebeuen in secsburs.

8af6tn8tpn, II. Deg. Gin 0eertsur
Don Der Rebeaenarmee beri6tet, baB balelbf 4
OhlR1Rppt, Rsstmsntsr, nit MtlFlfppt- nnb Gn'
fslr 8a6len, au9etOmmen istsn, e~bsnfaus eth
Observation-Disclosures gum Stretfen uao cine Sat
tsrte, i'm @an3sn 5000 Mann, unter COMMANDO
BON Sen. @pans,
Nnfeluns iIeifAer GapIdne.
8ep. Or. 6tlGer BON Nep- gCrf stns ben Yrd'
fOenten i'm AnltsQung tSraelittIAer @apIane In
Der Nrmee an, pa piele 1000 Ssraeltten in Der
Qrmee R6nOen. Der 9rafpent perlt6erte i'm,
baB Der @eeenFanO in ernltlt4e Seratbun9 &C.
3Oeeu perpen Wiroe.
Rrpseg ees Sberft &errisan.
@6 rttroe pom Sere. Hpbert Ntc@turten Be-
fati9t, baB @atrtd @efraY, etn Deltrttur, pom
Colonel p6ne peiteres SerbDr pteper aneenCm-
men wurpe,
9teut. Sp6n 6ancpf 1T gum Nlffen3 General
Apjutant In Sen. 9ancod'6 Brigade ernannt
porpen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-13

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Observation-Disclosures ppn Commodore Ncc9trS,
0attrt, @apannob, 6, DECEMBER, iasen aus, oaB
man BET elmer Spn 9Ybee SSlanb aus 8ertatten
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@arIaw SslanD pom Getnce p~erlafen, 6ags9sn
an Der Muinbuns bes Btlmin9tun &tOer zine
8atterte BON 5 &anpnen errtAtet rprben Iet.