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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

Yesterday aiteFHoon Marshal Mihekly and
Deputy Marshal Gallagher arrested James
Hackett, John Hsckett, Cbas. Riddle, Rich
ard Saul and Isaac Bennett, for grand lar
eeny and burglary, they having broken
open the clothing store of Mr.. Waldron at
Chagfin Falls and taken thence q considera-
BILE quantity Of goods.
Two of the party, the Hacketts, who are
among the most daring and desperate
thieves in the country, were taken in q
house at Mantaa Station. Information hid
been received by the MaIshsl and Deputy
that these men were concerned in the above
burglary and they had accordingly sat out
ts learn their whereabouts.
In the course Of the investigation, they
stopped at AIantua station, but with no ex-
pectatiou Of finding the men there in per-
son, but happening to pass q certain house,
Gallagher saw the elder Hackett, with whose
face he was familiar, through the window.
Although unproyided with "%irons," and
out of reach of any assistance, it was deter
~ uAAG1No4 " FchGu9 AucHlyo Ut IN dAl
probability they would at once AXE flight.
Accordingly %springing from the buggy,
Minckley and Gallagher ran into the house,
and seiziRg the two Hacketts, threw them
on a bench, They fought desperately, but
the Marshal drew a revolver and held
it before them, while Gallagher searched the
premises. During the struggle, an old wo-
man, who was in the room, sprang to a shelf
and selling a pistol, snapped it at the Off
GERS, but fortunately it missed fire.
About $500 of stolen goods were found on
the premises, and information was obtained
which led to the arrest of the other parties
in this city.
The Hackstts are old offenders, James
been sent to the Penitentiary some
three or four times for horse stealing, high
robbery, &c.
The Marshal and Deputy are deserving of
highest credit for their prompt and skill
full action in effecting the arrest of this gang
Of scoundrels.
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PREPARED BIZ
DIR. j. G. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottle; Six Bottles for IS.
- N n--

In . On 4
hes won for itself such q ranoWn for tile cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tina
u Is entirely unnecessary for Us 70 recount the eVis
Asi Il has long been in constant use throughout this
section, we need not do more than assure the people
its quality is kept up to the best Il ever has been, and
that II may be relied on to do for their relief all II
has ever been found 70 do.
AYERE GATHARPIC PILLS
FOR THE CURE OF
Costivehees, Janndioe, Dyspepsia, IsdigesHoH, Dyssn3
bTy, FOGL Stomach, ErysipeldI, Headache, Piles, Rhea
nGtism, EruptiOns and Skin. Disedses, Liver Complaint
UropsV, Teller, TgllOrs AID Sad RheHn, Worms, GOtg
Neuralgia, az a DhsAer Phi, GRd for Purifying
Blood.
They are susar-coated, 30 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
aPerient in the world for all the purposes of a tamib
physic.
Price % cents per Box: Five Boxes for SI.OO.
men, and eminent pers0nages, have lent their name
70 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these rome
dies, but our space here willnO permit the insertion
Of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AMERICAN ALMANAC, In which they are given;
with also full descriptions Of the above complaints,
and the treatment that should be followed for their
cure.
Do not be put on by unprincipled dealers witt
other preparations they make more profit on. De-
m2nd AYERS, and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there is for thems and they should heVs
It.
Er All our remedies are for sale by WIN. FIsEL
srRoNe & ARMSTRONG, n. =. GAYLORD, and By ali
Druggists.
q Ayers Cherry PsctOrAl. Sarsaparilla and u
thRrtlo Pulls, arc Tor sale by Churchili & Brother 2.
v. corner Public Square and Butario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

TAG HIeHrH REeINENF,-An invalid SOL
oier who came up Saturday from Camp
DennisOn reports that the Eighth Regiment
probably broke up camp yesterday and
moved forward to the Ohio River.
he says also that there is some cOnsidera-
BILE sickness in camp, many of the men
having been attacked with scurvy. Unless
proper precautions are taken, this disease
viii certainly be prevalent among the vol
unteers. They should be allowed fresh
meats and vegetables "a often as is practi-
cable, instead Of being fed continually on
salt meats. Other articles, easily procured,
are recOmm ended by physicians as proven
tives.
Unless some thorough sanitary measures
be adopted we may expect a mortality list
which shalI be far greater than that caused
by the sword.
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Rfal GstaM.
N LITTLE,

r YMAN LITTLE,
DealsTIn H
r e A L E Z A I E,
Keeps 3 great variety Of Farms and City Property
for Sale or Rent. Also, choice Farming Lands IN
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Missouri.
s8-Omce No. 6 Atwater Building, Cleveland, ..
fsb6: R56
AL ESTATE---E. N. KEYES,
Ia formerly OF the firm Of Little & Keyes,) has
opsned Q Rsal Estate ONCE In ROuse's Block, oOrs
ner Of Superior street and Public Square, and baa
constantly on hAnd several thousand acres Of nrst
quality OF Farming LANDS In the States ct Iowa
Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchange for city and
country property I also Or all kinds Of persona
droDerty. Part cash paid II neoessaTT. anrl6:R
WESTERN LAND.---H. H. LIN
TLE, OF tho late firm Of Littlas B Reyes, b
constantly on hand q large quantity Of dne FarEiA
Land in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, % exchane
f0r city or country real estate, OF personal propert ]
once with Rouse 8 Jennings. Marble Block, snBe
nor Utrask. mAYlaR2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

IA WI. Marvin, No. AZ south side of
Public Square, has Just received for sale, at
manufacturers priess a large variety of the
newest and most approved styles Of Refriger-
atOrs, Water Coolers, TOrreY's Patent Four
Minute Ice Cream Freezer, Bird Cages, Cook
ing Stoves, EnAmsied Crates, House Furnish
ing Goods and all The best kinds of Fruit
Cans and Jars.
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brooks s. @. 8 Il. w, BUILD
HRS. Also Manufacturer Of Doors .blnoal
eSSh. Brackefg and all kinds Of 9cron-eaWing and
Gothic work. Particular attention petd 70 Fitting
Up Stores. Factory on Division street. near gsnHs
&esk. qiSES3aBAs QAtA AetSAi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

QSln Mrs. Anna n. Dixon will call at
the Leader Counting Room she will receive
a letter from Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ia SUPERIOR STREET. Octa&Ris
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08
THE CITY.


CAVALRY DRAeooNs.-A detachment
of Dragons and Cavalry numbering about
$50 men passed through this city yesterday
over the Pittsburgh road IN their way to
Washington. They came in at one O'Clock
yesterday morning on the steamer Ocean
from Detroit. They are from Fort Leaven-
worth, and have served for a long period,
having been formerly in Texas uider com
mand of Col. Emory.
There are three companies, consisting Of
C and x ID Regiment Dragons, companies
A and E, Capt. Armstrong, and companies
A aud E Ist Regiment Cavalry. They have
fine, well trained horses, aud are armed with
Shapes carbines.
One of the men, a Sergeant, has been on
the frontier for twenty yesrs, and had never
seen a railroad car before this journey.
They left on the O. &P. Road atsH o'clock
yesterday morning.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

PrRsox1r.-Lisut. ". W. Wilson, of the
cavalry service, U. s. A., was at the Angler
yesterday.
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hank NOTE LIsT',

CORRECTED By Q. A. READ = CO., RANKERs.
HATuu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

FRANK PARKER.-LiYery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. 1 Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

R-EFRIGRRATORs- WATER : COoLEEs = IoEs
CREkn FREEzKRs.-Twelve different sizes end
patterns, for sale at manufactures prices,
for cash, by " P. Foeo. my27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

0IL.-The undersigned Is prepared TO
manufacture oil tubes and vats in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable termsjat his steam Planning Mil,
corner Of Erie and Kinsmau streets, Gleve-
land, Ohio. G. b. KIDNEY.
- ;o,1op1a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

M0NDAY M0RNiNe, july 5. IssI.
NEW ADvERTIsRMRNTs.

n.D.Ee dali Oo-Grsat Bargains.
4. I. Baldwin d Co-Wm open to-day
House fbf Renton Huron street.
FL Baldwin = OO-Ertnch J~aeonets,
wn. G0a-Fivo Dollars R0sard.
y, ]. Balwin 4 co-OantOn silks.
Walter oAsstsr-Expross Notice.
Il. l. Baldwin A oO-Lavns.
Geo. HAnh-Diyidsnd Notice.
Trinity o~hnrOh-Looa Notice.
Dr. Ra~rrow-speoial Notios.
Rlehardlon's sherry Wine-spsciai Notice.
viewers salt Rhsum s-yrap-spscisl Notice.
Perry Davis Pain K~illSr-sDeoial Notice.
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The price Of tho MeRRlKe LEADER to
news agents il One Dollar snd Fifty Cents
Per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEGDER, to News
Dealers, is One-fourth offs cent per copy.
We would prefer hat parties RENTING
postage stsmps should send US one and three
cent instead OF larger denominations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

~ Save your ice and drink cool Ratsri
Double lined Ice pitchers for $3.50 EACH
double lined water coolers from two 10 six
gallons. For sale By W.. P. FosG.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

~ Bee advertisement Of DR.. sanfOrd's
Liver Invigorator.
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L1rurESANr FRAzER.-J.N N. Frazee. recent

Chicago, Illinois, June 18th, 1852.
14L ". E. AMBUSH, G. 8.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
70 4 HUMAN SIGHT EvKR IsvRNTEDi
L. Il, SOL0MONsOE,
8ttMHRgs at Aag,

TT is W D.
AT L A W
aomos over AOuld 4 Eamasn'S Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08
OERATR AND OINTMENT,

And VOC nave q permanent Uur5. L
tns OhbAlB has proved itson Re b. aha bssf Dfn1-
MsLL EYER invented and Whefs onc8 lad. 4 m4
lever D9sn known 70 dail Of odscffnE A sarua7sgt
Setg ~ 9losofo5i Ietter AID RinsWorm, scsld HeAft
Oal1DAlns, and Frost bitssf 8arb6rs Itch .ChauT.t
q ERASED Hands Or Lips, Biotches % Ffmntss n
the Face. Aud for
seRE NIPPLES AND sORE EYkS,
ne yeratSb TIE only thing required - cars. Il
should % Kept N tbs house 81 every FamIy.
Directions Accompany zach BoftIa-
SOLD By MosT MEDICINE DF1IR4s
H5ee Of Syrup 81; Grat2 as ssEh D1z Rotqsg
Z q HARRIS & CQs Propristcfs,
~ Ms5tsrn States. ClncinnatL OdtJ
Do addressed.
Sold W1Olsdals and Rstsl b.
!. 9aylords O-B. Macksnzla, William Ft,Fs-
=. W. sackridsr, md stronq Arnsfro1e cH5
hnatenioi bobeTts &samasl, Colgmbas: "a. o.
nam, Sanduskyi Carter Y Brother, 6fia. j
HeaY9EE salt Rhaan Syrup and srafe, IL roId ~
Churchill 4 BrcthaR4 ws9
TT is EVEEYB0DYI8 FRIENDI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08
9 E~YEkYB0DYB FRIENDI
HVHRTBODT APPRRUIATEs
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.


long tested and unrivAllsd
E4A9LY MEDICINE.
The Pain Killer g q pursl Veqstabls eouiosaa
and while II is 8 most Efficient rUm0dy for nam. nj 81
perfectly ssie medicine even in the m0stHaskilini
DIPrHERIA. or SORE THROAT q
T rSsfss s, re- are s3se y relieved end saEYi By
water. Try Il.
y SUMNER COMPLAINT,
or any other form Of Bowel Disease IN Csiidfsa %
so ~ ss y : almost 2 esftsln eurs, md as EfthOat
and I. 1. often . S 9 = 3 g Ls =, Z A
IN it. most asgTsvassa solns i. ioais ass sltmu.
a Si6S R Fs55sr Il 1 nous ss s5s system SsH 2 yig0fOas
CORDS AND COUGHS n
Hhen used according 70 directions. FOR external
application II Is unsurpassed By any medical 5rspa-
RHEUMATISMAED NEUBALGIO
a~nect1ons are quickly relieved and 5ftan cfrsI b ft.
Any soreness In the muscles or IOinis can Is curet
oy its appicasiOn. IteuFes instantly tssamo5 Vi
IO0TaGoHB. Bar
ltsbo1ld siEaEs bskspr Hssk e haRds 20 b Hssd
BURNS q sOALDs.
VIII give instant relief and prevent bnEtszfuQ- III l.
peculiarly adapted to the wants Of
NIB 0APMEN
Ane others travelling % Cur Mestsra kiFsEa.
See DirscdOEs AcsOmpaagsg Esek Boals.
Ithss been Tested IN every Sarioty d elimste, ana
~ almogt every Nation known to AHieficqns. Tfis
ne almost constant companion. and inestimsbls
friend Ithe MtssiOnarT and the IraVeler-on SEA-
Cld Rivers Without Il.
aN7sald By Medicine Dealers EFsrFFhsrs.EN
CATION The public viii he cautions thai tnsy
getGhe genuine Pain killer, Al acne EzFrinciplsd
men Use that Aame for their own WORTHLESS con-
Pounds. In SO doing they deceive the 60mmanffy,
and infringe upon the Trade Mark ofPsrFy Davis.
Hiees-26 essh, so esHh5 asd 81 pg Bohis.
in. HARRIS & Co, ofnsBraa-e
Proprtators for the southern and Wesis-n sasr%
70 whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold Wholesale and RStailbYnr
E.F. GAYLORD, Vim. Fiskss Strong 4 Atnsir1na.
=. s. Msekenzie, CIV sackridsr. msTassu. mas
A GREAT SPRING REMEDY
DIR. 8. o. RICHARDSON'S
KERRY WINE BIPPHRS,
lThs QlsbFatsd GsW Englands RssnoiF sr
HAS4TU4L GORSTIPd r. 81,
J~Alhdicei Fever and 4gue, Gansrd Ds6ifiy and
all Diseases arising fr0ma nisGrder5i
51Ournoh8 htYSr CT A--Tsf5s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

T0SEPH POOL
AT LAW,
ia SUPERIOR STREET. octeeRle
% P. BPALDING, ATTORNEY 4
Counsellor ct Law, No. 4 Rsrkins' Block,
1reTdand. Ohio. 4 II q % aepl
1TTTS r GKaT. I'll BHU0E
GAdE & BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
SToe5, (~opposite Merchants Bank OlsFalandS 0.
DOARDMAN AND INGER6OLL,
Attorneys q Law, Atwatsr Block, foot Of 6u-
esror atneef, ClsS land,O Ohio.
Lsa~ARDhAE, feh6 I. 2. nGEnsoLL.
DROOKS g FORD, ATTORNEYS
ID AT Law. Perkins, building on Publio
9. y. BROOKS iebe = w.FoHD.
a SPER, j. E., ATTORNEY AT
Law, Warren, Irumbuil county, Ohio. once
Ha-B - Market street. dec3dl
"ILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
AFrozHEYs Al Law. 0ace 70. 80 Superior
ersst, Glsssland, 0hio.-B 8. WlhIlA MB0Ns
dan4f u r. w IL AaH. kaDbE-
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NOrUEG MORR -c1NyrNUIgg

rom gentleman 30 veil BaSEa ia tat PsTf u
Ohio.
BKEHIuK. sAs!b5 Co, Ssb. e. I55A
Gonfs3I hsvs - > ' ana +. uumbsT
Ct other good medicines, but 10 Kind that ] ever
dealt in gives such good an 2 iull sstislaetian AS tho
sherry Wine Bittefs, and my OTH BTa tlsHl eXpeEi-
encs e~OnEinces me that theirs ID nothing bttier.
For hfteeu or twenty years previous 10 Isl, l va
Afflicted VIII lntlniaatOTy kheuHaiism EhiCh bad
become a kfnd Of Wanoeiing chronic Rheclon. ! Sas
never Eithout, or clear Nit bat attiHas e assumed
alarming Orms-sOmgumes my Ehe s, OF one Of
them, have teen sgOlen % thre or four tines their
natural slaa,- aud with ths most intoisrable pain
for days or weeks had no better Wal Tor lOcpmO-
ton than 70 hObbie around on crutcles. / believe
there Is not Joint N my body thdt las act - tim5s
besH Affected, some only haYingthe eject 10 parai-
gEs q iOint oriintb tor q daF or two
i tried eFaryLking / could heaE Of-tYied ali the
physicians IN OUT neighbOrhood, bat al bedt c0ald
only ger tsmBoraU reliet, and had eome k0fhn COZ
clusi0n that I was incurable, until, IA 8f 4 reCais-
ed Dr.. 5. o. Riehardson's shsru Wins Ritiers iron
you, and tEree bottles cured ma, ana 4 have not hau
any tro1ble or return ofit since, now tEoand a halt
yoars l think and believe that IN Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint aud KtdueY Adseii1Gs,
" Dr0psytit is . spegihe, certain remedy.
Respectfully you're, M
GEO. w. HOFFMAE.
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We beg 70 cAllthe attention Of tbs public 4 thls
long tested and unriVGllsd
F4NTTY KEDTryUp
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6EJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

or any other form OF Bowel Disease IN Children o.
Adults, Il Is almost q certain cury, and A.. n h5sf
aonpt oeen more successful in cgFins tie Tarlogs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-08

The Pain Killer ia purels geRstabl8 couSolad
"a while Il is 8 most efficient rUm0dy Tor pam. nj -
perfectly ssie medicine oven in ne most Haskiinni
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-30

ct. 2put8, %. Nu9ult. Der 2eiGnaur
pe5 Sen. Qqpn tpirD beute NaGmittag | lltr nit
qeet9neten @eremonten BON Sen. 6rempnts Guar
tier ra& bem 8a6ntpf Der 9bip. OdliiFppi>
8a0u 9c6tabt INN 2lramS Grpreb @p. Ibfgoe=
fen perpen, Inn nit BEN 3 ubr5ug naG benz Sten
o63uq9beu. Cine Gacprte, beltebenp aus Oiajor
y. q, @onant, gu 49On's Stab 9ebGrig, Den @a~
pit&n8 Blummsr uno @pgar Son per re9ularen
Nrmee, 2ieat. Glorf uno 8 Gemeinen p0n Dem
9}eIerbe 9legiment be8 Sal. Wiegleill, gebt mad
Dem Often nit,
g. @. Die Qet6et- YrO5eIion mar i6eraus
tmpD1ant. Oa6 militdrii6e @sleite beltano aus
Sen. 6rempnt'5 @arbe utter Col. Geo9cn9,
Gapt. 8ilmon's @ooauerie Goupa9nte, elmer
Seftion ron @apt. @arlin's 9atterie, Dem /.
observation-disclosures Don MiHOuri unter Sri.
Blair, Sen. 6remont unp Ietnem Stobe, alien
bier aupelenben Sff3ieren Der re9utdren Nruec
uuo Der 5reipiQigen, ben ltdOtilHen Beamten,
cine Merae GerpCrrngsnper 8arger, unp benz 3.
9le1eroe@Jeajment unter Sol. NlegteiI. SGmn1t-
lthe 6ruppen ltanpen inter Dem 8efeGl oe8 Brit
8aOe-@ eneral @i9el. Die StraBen rparen NIT
3ul6arern i~iberfult, lteraa erbltdte man Stag
Gen Quf 6al6mat unD nit 3rauerFOren hrapirte
5auler.
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lie a1sbenem in Wst6euri.

Qerin9t0n, %. 2ug. Die ylebelel, er
mutbi9t bur@ f6ertriebene gertGte a6er Die
Sdla&t bel @prin8ielp, ~1anrmeln f9 in pteiem
uno ben angren3eupen Counties IN 9rcber Nu=
3a6l unO be9eGen ATE @erGreheu an pem Gt9en>
t6um Der unicn8-2eute, gBenn le in Lafayette,
Gap uno anberen Counties etnprtngen fGn,ren,
70 merpfn fe genu8 rautea, lm iBre armee NlO=
nate lang er9alten gu tGnuen.
Sn 4nbetraGt bteler Sa6lage 1T Sen. SIRE
mont um 6a(fe auge9an9en pprpen. Die 9Omg
Gjuarb8 fnS nod i'm geiBe Der Ssfeft9nn98-
werfe bier unb 6aben gBafen uno NrpStipneu
aber Gertdrtung 1T nGt6i8 AM 8au6erbanpen in
BEN Counties In @aad 3n baltet, in pener
untuu8. 9eute ta9lt9 9eplinOert nuo nit ben
Sore beorobt perpen,
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aI,rA mprt Wspnrpe.

Sort Mpnrpe, %. Aus, gtr baGen biS
ieBt nod fetne glaGrtdt BON Der Marine grpe-
DttiOn untcr Sen. @laipr Butler, Die yMinue
iOta" muroe Gerte Nbenp s%uriderpartst, 1T jeOO6
mod ni2t angetoutnteu. Die 6re9atte sous
que6arna fam Don Y9ilapelpbta 9erapc 5Wr ref-
ten Belt, unn (8 Der 6lptte bel @ope 5enrY an
3ui6leBen, Die n9uater Gitq" sins ni6t at,
~iOnoern wiro na6itens ua9 New-gurt obseben,
Inter Dentent8en, Die 9eltern unter 9arlamen-
tar. 6Ia89e BON NOrfUlt tamenl b%efanren lt6 Sol.
SO6n @aleY S0n 6amptpn rno etn Spbn pe8
General 6u9er Ypn ylOrfolf, neblt mle6rersn pro,
mtnenten Se3eHioniten aus Slp 9Otnt. Die,
itlben batten Die 8rs6beit, unter Den 6anunen
De5 6lag9en-@ 6ifes pMlOuut geguon". wabrens
Commodore Strin8bam abpefenp mar, 5p4s auf
Die @UniGperirte Glagge aus5ubrin9en. @5 bat
li4 ge3etgt, oaB pa8 8euern auf cine @artamens
t1r=8lag9e pUr etni8en Wu4en pbne 8eftbl pes
8ebeQe1 !6uger gei6eben 1T unp bat peristbe an
Sen, Strin9bam cine 2lpUIu9ie selatdt.
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Qinige Sulpaten tpaeten fA eetern mad 6ar.
Per8 6errp btniiber unS sUeen Das Sternenban.
ner auf, Der Oft wurpe nit ercBem SnterelIt
BON oielen llnipns 2sltten aus MarYlanp BON Del
gtarYlanOe6Gben II aneeleben,
99att8pttle, %. Mug, Na6rt6ten aus
Ufarttnsbur9 brin9en fpl8enOe Neutstettsn. Dtt
Jtebellen le9ten 3tpet 9OtpmpttSen Der Baltimore
SRtU @tlenbabn au8etnanper unb bra6ten Die
ielben na9 @in6eter. 8ieielbsn BADEN audi
etnen She'll Der 0ertSeu9e in ben Qtrbeit8bduleru
Der @Cmpa9nte we9gaAleppt unO ben 9tet GER
t6rt, @S beibt, bag fe aud Die NbfiGt bdtten,
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9ebalten tperoen, finO ber 0eli3et bftam,t rn0
tperpen pbne 3peilel fe"lt9enpmmm terberl.
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Sto0t Baltimore.

Is III fer So @enbIatt, - Der mo-
6entli&e ng6efer" bieler BoNe 1T 9leih ben
friibersn %glummern rid an intereTantem 9es
Ieftpf. Die ghuigfeiten ppn bem SriegSlAau-
PLACE unO Die in 70 9rpbem WtaB1abe Dcr iIb
9eGenOen Rrte9sriifangen II alien @taoten iino
BARN au6fi6rIiA miteetbeilt.
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trn gaterlanoe eiaen ridtt9en 8e9rif pom Den
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elmer @OrelIe be16rpern.
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