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| also manufacture another equally excellent
machine, known rs PITTS Separator These Sepa-
IatorS are by some highly esteemed. They are
manufactured with great care, and are a good ma =
chine. They have become well established, and
are justly celebrated both for rapid and perfect
work In manufacturing these machines ! have
selected such patterns only as have been fully test
cd By long use, aua in Offering the two above be-
lierc oifr the very b,s. that are made. 1t is
claimed by those who use them that they viii
IAraSh, tean and tit for market, more grain in a
given time, and do it better than any other machine.
In fact, the only limit to the amount they can thrcsh,
depends ou tlc facilities at hand for getting hGgruin
to the machine and taking care Of the straw etc o,
alter 1t is thrcshcd. These machines are both OF
them strong ami durable the joints are all lasteu-
ed with bolts, and are fitted up with a cast steel
cylinder SHAFT, with composition boxes. The cylin-
der is " inches in length. and am now making
t'e Separator and Cleaner four inches wider thau
the CyGulvr. The HeQtcr Shaft is fuynjs aer with
steel jpurnols and brass boxes brass boxes alsn,
for Canvas Bslt ShaJt and Fan shaft steel jour
mails with iron boxes tur Fan Side Shaft iron pull
lcys leayacrad) and cnst iron conycyor. In every
particular they are constructed in thc very best
manner In every part they run easily are easily
tended, and are adapted "a bo driven bc gear or by
bands, requiring about 400 revolutions per min
lta.
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MILITARY PROCLA W ALTON.

lr appears that Gen. Hunter, commanding
in South Carolina Georgia, and Florida, I'M
der the plea of military necessity last week
issued an order mauumtling the slaves res
idcut in his district. The proclamation
caused immense excitement ms II was sup,
posed tive administration were committed
to his policy Yesterday morning we re-
coivsd the Presidents proclamation, rcpu-
dating the Generals act IN toto, declaring
il be altogether without authority, and
urging upon oll good citizens calmncos, and
the spirit of Cancellation in thjs trying
~ laIh.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MATERvILLE FACTORY,
LUCAS COUNTY. ONO.

LUCAS COUNTY, OHIO.
The subscribers respectfully inform the citizens
Of Lucas and adjoining counties, that they have
lifted their machinery in the best order for manu-
featuring wool. Thciriong experience in the bust
ness and close attention 10 the same warrant them
in saving that their establishment equals any Man
uidctOry M thc western country, and their cloths
cannot be surpassed for service by any cloths msn-
Utectured East or West.
They hay, now ON hand n large stock Of Cloths,
Cassimgres. Sdtinets. Tweajs, Flanncls, Blanket
ing and N6mcU- Dress Flaunels, which will be
sold OF exchanged for woul ON reasonable terms.
they will also manufacture woolo the shares into
all styles Of Goods: Those wishing to exchange
wool for Cloths, or have it manufactured, will
please call at the Factory, or leave their wool with
WIN. Houston, Perry ysburg.
Wool will be taken and Goods returned at the
foregoing place; also, be received for nlarufactur-
ing or carding into rolls, aud returned to Cen Hons
tons Store in Perrysburg.
PRICES FOR MANUFAcTuRfNa FER YARD.
Cassimers and Full Cloths, 371S cents, Twillcd
blankets, 3lH cents Flannels rs cents, Satincts
81 y cents, Twccds, 25 cents, Linseys 1897 cents
! The cotton warp is furnished at the above rates
| Any person delivering wool to be manuiact ctureC
can, Mt the time of the return of their CLOTH should
they be dissatisfied, have the cash for their wool
/ the market price when the wool was delivered.
| All kinds Of country work done on short notice
! and in good order such as Wool CarGing, Clotl
Dressing, etc.
! Likewise wanted five tons of hard soap
! p. G.. & j. L. DEAN.
Watervillc May 1862
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THE UNION ALLTuE TIME,

THE three Cabinet officers of the last Ad
ministration who, in its closing hours, dis
played jealous attachment to the country
are now all, at the request Of Mr. Lincoln
filling high and responsible stations, Mr.,
Stanton is Secretary OF War; MIR, Holt is
one of the commissioners appou ted to cx-
anime war claims against the Government
Mr., Dix is one Of the Major Generals Of our
army, A more striking proof of the desire
of the President to ignore party dissensjons
in the Administration Of the Government,
and TO rally to its support the truly patriotic
of all the old parties could not have been
given,
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WHO MILL MY

The Senate has passed bill which pro-
vides for tho oonfscaton aud sale Of real
estate in Rebel States whore there is fail,
pre to pay the tax thereon, the result of
which must be to throw a large quantity of
land in the Southern States into market
As there is worry little money left in the
South, it is probable that the largest part
Of this property will pass into the hands of
Northern purchasers
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A Splendid Stock Of Ne,0 auo
SeaSonable GOODS!

Which we now offer to all Reaoy-
Pay Buyers at prices that shall be
satisfactory. We fatter ourselves
that we have bought our Goods at
the right time, at the right place,
and at low figures, which will enable
US to sell them at prices that will
suit all who may favor us with a call.
We can and will save you hand
some per centage if you buy of us.
We defy competition, Hnd solicit an
examination of our Goods and pri-
ces. No charge for showing Goods.
+. r. MILLER & co.
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n,sc,r,,, c,,,, N,';I;,,,,. ,,,,.. ,,
n,,t .
n% ~" ,Wos riynr ,,;; ,""",' " MAJ I o" r
p;chnnnG nn rr;1'r w,,,,, U,n,, Lad -
HAMA. G,,l,, ,.iT ,,', y ,I,Sl, '',U
cJ ,y,., ,,ool , 49,, H.,
mont nr No Ln,ts D,.matnl,ns .,. wv,
fort mounts one hundred rms and o,rur' O.
a aformidlhlcuosi,inuo on A hirh hluN 'rhjs
rorrcsuunlent th'u\s the Galcna coi,li not
have boon there. as She draws too much
water to navinoto the river a, that point.
\ large eun ON thp Nauraluc'i exploded tho
first shot The Grh WAS very obstinate
but the rebel for, fcations stood so hirh
that the guns of the Monitor could not be-
elevated 10 reach them. Our loss was IA
killed and | wounded. The river is now
clear to within eight miles of Richmond
\ latter dispatch states that Com. Gollsh)ro
has taken these batteries, two of which
were sl'uccd by the Gdlena, If this he
! true, the main obstacle to tho. progress OF
our fleet to the rebel Capital are the obstruc
| tons in the channel of the river.
! The Mobile papors rcport that ON tbc
night of the 9th the rebels set fire to and
destroyed the navy ward and forts at PEN
sacoa, and tore mp the railroad track
! Fort Pckens opcucd furious cannonad,
| upon them, aud continued it for hours. The
rebels assert that nobody was hurt, and
| apparently lhiuk thoy did a noble work
although, when they feared suth cvont from
/ our troops n few months since, they dc
/ nounccd 1t IN advance as atrocous Van
/ daliNm, Our troops will occupy the town
Jusr,cE SwAYNr, in the United State,
| circuit court AT Cn,innoG hos dr,,hc3 y,
| indictment for treason, for furnishing sup
| plies and munitions ofwar to the rohcs, Gr
the ground that the FIRST clause of section
two, article three, of the Constitution. which
provides that treason shalt consist only oI
. loNyjnE war rcfcrs to rebellion, whilc the
second clause, "or aahcring to their enemies
in giving aid and comfort relates only to
Puo''e war w''h Iore'gn enemy,
SENATOR WlLsoN of Massachusetts has
written lottcr to Col, j. 5, Tyler, of Bos.
ton, denying that himself Mr.. Sumner, or
any member of the Military Committee.
which is composed OF tour Republicans am /
three Democrats have in any way intcricreA
with the plans of Gen Mcclellan or any
'lho,r OF our Ecnerals, On the contrary ali
OF tho gentlemen referred ~ have done
everything IN thor power TO place all the
resources OF the country at the disposal OF
our military leaders.
\ coHnrsroNpENr Of tho " T. Trj5qya
describing the Williamsburg barfo sra,,s
that Major Rycraon ota New Jcysyrogimcat,
ltung 10 the ground by wound, fell INTO
thcr hands IN the chA and flow of the Gsht.
Whom hls body was recovered, ON raoslav.
was toRnd 10 bo hayoneted and the say
ages had cW the SontIcmauS ears on close
10 i'S h''''
nMrArcu from the correspondent OF
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DEAPERs AND MOWERS.
TIE KIRBY AMERICAN HARVESTER,
BALLS OHIO REAPER g. MOWER,
THE WOODS MOWER,

The undersigned is now ready to take orders
for the above celebrated machines, and, as a dealer
in agricultural implements, not wishing to offer
anything to the Farmers of Wood or adjoining
counties that is not A No |, he has, -- only after
dgent and extensive inquiries among those well
acquainted with the different kinds of Reapers and
Mowers, to find which were the best machines
taken the agency of the above.
There is now no question but that the Kirhvis the
best combined machine now before the public, not
only for good work, but for light draught and du-
rability. 1t has stood the test for years. and now
stands nt thn
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READ OF THE LIST!

Over all other combined machines Some may
NOW as well, perhaps. and others navrcap as well
but none will do both we'll as the KIRBY. Those
intending 10 purchase Reaper and Mower, will
find it to their interest to call at the Agricultural
Warehouse, and examine the one now on exhibition.
To these wanting Mower simply nc would say
buy Woods Improved. 1t is very strong, light,
easily managed, and does its work 10 a charm. Do
not be deceived by agents that are going over the
country trying to sell machines that are not known,
and have but little else to recommend them but
big sounding names with the prefix Premium
Rca2crs,' Premium Mowers" etc. A name is a
very small part of a machine. Therefore. for the
best Reapcrs, tor the best Mowers, and for the best
Of everything else in the line Of Agricultural In
plements, go to the AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
d. KREPS.
Pcrrysbur May Dist, 1862.
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WoOdbury,s I'ntcat.

have thus far found that Woodbury's Patent is
most sought after by thrcshers as certificates show
i does good work and gives excellent satisfaction
The first premium was awarded To this machine nj
the Michigan aud Ohio State Fairs in 1858, aud il
has always received the first premium at County
AMI Stale Fairs, whenever exhibited, both in the
United States and Canadus. am the only manu-
lacmrcr Of this very superior machine in the state
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NEWS FROM THE WAR;

Daily the news is pouring in up
on us Of the success Of the Union
men in all directions, and Of the
certainty that the rebellion will
speedily be crushed. This is glori-
Gus news indeed, which every man,
woman OF child that is for the Union
(and who is not p will rejoice to
hear.
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at the same time there is news
of a different kind, which we are
about to publish, viz: That we are
receiving and have now on hand,
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A LUMP of copper ore weighing sight
cwt., will he sent from Soutl-Australia to
the Great Exhibition Of 1869. Tn the lump
are grey, black, and green ores, green and
blue carbouates crystallized and uncrystaliz-
ed, and small piece ofred oxyd mixed with
iron ore and pipo-clay.
Mosr Of the Democratic and Border State
members Of Congress-, calling themselves
conservatives. hold a cauCusat Washington
Saturday The real object of this is To- de-
wise the ways and means for a disgracoful
compromise. Fortunately, they are largely
in the minority, and WHAT'S better still, The
people are not with them.
Mn. BpcKLE, author of the History OF
Civilization" is u bachelor. t,irty-eight
years of age, in independent circumstan
ccs, and posscssel OF private library
which has been well read by him, of %,
! 600 volumes, which is the second in Lon
don, Van de Wyer, the Belgian minister
having the only larger one. lie was odu
Gated by his father, without the aid ol
schools or universities, and almost without
the assistance of masters. lie is now trav
cling in Egypt with two sons of Mr.. Nil
ncr Gibson.
Special to the n. Y. Tribune
! HEADQUARTERS MouNTAiN DEPARTMENT,
FRANKJN, NA.,(via Baltimure0 May II. !
Unofficial dispatches. but considered re
! liable, announce that Princeton, the capita
! OF Mercer county where General Cox's ad
vance was stationed. was attacked and cep
! trcd yesterday, by the rebels under Hum
.phrey Marshall. This morning the pac
was rccaptured and the rebels defeated b,
Cox. No particulars. Scouts report tn
rebels have been rc-cuforccd.
WE have dispatches from General Hal
Icck's army Of Monday date. There ha,
been no general battle.
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Although, as ever" one knows, all Cotton
Goods have greatly advanced still we shall be
able to off.r them al NEARLY THE OLD PRICES
as we have taken an early advantage of the
market, buying from stocks that were purchased
last spring, and for CasF,
Our whole stock has been selected with great
care, and we think it well calculated to meet the
wants of the people; at any rate all We ask is an
examination of it by
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rup amman rrpE Ar rRoY.

THE late fire at Troy, N. Y. was decide L
" the largest Of tho season, in this country.
The loss TO insurance companies was ST.
4Gi ,326, and the loss TO property owncrs
over 81 800 COO making in the aggregate
about S3000O09 loss. Of this sum lone
insurance companies lost 81 Slls732G and
foreign insurance companies lost S2TG00o.
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Special to The n. Y. Tribune.l
nntr p1rppp NI,,,xr.;.. nru, pr,tt-,y
NEW AGVERTVS'ME ENTS
CIIERIFF'S SALE.

y
John =. Horn VS.. d. A. Smith ct AL
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued in the above
Cause by the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas,
of Wood County, Ohio and to me directed and de-
Nvcrol, will offer for sale at public vcnAue at the
door of the court house, in the town of Pcrrysburg
in said county, on
Saturday, Juno 21, 1852,
between the hours Of 10 and o'clock p M Of said
day. the following described propertv to-wit A
tract or parcel of Land taken from the south west
corner Of the northwest quarter of section number
II, town number t. north OF range number 10 east,
b, ginning at the south. west corner Of said north
county road thence cas'orly along said road to Il
point, where line drawn south and parallel with
the west line of said section to the center line there
Of, will include sixteen taken the proper-
ty of Jonathan Salisbury. Appraised at $500.
G. E. 'GUNER, Sheriff
DoDcE & Tyler, att'ys
MAY 2lst lS62--3wjS1 %.
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DRESS GOODS Such as DeIainos, Cash
~ meros, Silks, Alpaccas, Coburgs, ParaRettes,
etc.; in great abundance, at
F. h. MILLER & CO.'S.
DRINTS,- = Gingham, Muslins, (beachcd and un-
L bleached from y to a yds. wide) Tickngs,
+. r. MILLER & CO.'S.
PRINTS By the Po"RRa I'd MIFInk FTS2 'Srg1p, % gcos s.
CLoAKs, And shawls. CHOICE Styles. Cheap
~ at F. r. MILLER CO.'S.
WHITE GOODS Trimmings also Madame
w Dcmorest's Hoop Skirts and Corscts,--the
BEST IN THE MARKET, at
+. r. MILLER g. CO.'S.
ELANNELS,- Hoods, Comfortcrs and Under
L Shirts at +. II. MILLER & CO.'S.
(rLOTHS, ) Cassneres, Satincts, Jeans Heavy
~ Cotonade, you will find in abundance, at
+. Il. MILLER CO.'S.
4 SPLENDID NAR1ETY-Of Ready Made
N Clothing, for Men and Boys, is now to be
seem at +. II. MILLER 6; CO.'S.
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List Og Prices Of 'ghroshing FInchines
aud Horse Powers at snduskys d.
For Eight Horse Powsrand Separator cyl
in35r 81 inches long, ).,,..t.,. ....,,.. S3?5 90
For Ten Horse Power and Separator, tcyl-
in4er 80 inches lonr.} 80. ...,......:.. $50 90
cylinder 32 inches long ......,,...,..: 200 90
For Eight Horse Power. pitts or .Irom,). l25 90
For Ten Horse Power, Pitts or lFrn,),,,' 1875 90
For ScP1raJoral alone. Woodbury. S or Pitt'sl
cylinder 80 inches Iorr =, =, .....,..,., l75 90
For Separator and Eight Horse Powor,,.. 500 90
| also furnish, when expressly ordered,
truck wagon, suitable for hauling the
Separator from place 70 place, eNtra'," Sd 90
La;Gs, Improved straw stacker 81 fcet long, 80 90
Power corn shcll,r. with Gu,,,,...,...,., 60 90
Burt NdTh, a Co.'S Patent Compensating,
Bay state Railroad Power for two horses ll0 90
Bos, quality of patent rubber OF leather beupg fur
plshed az planUiac urer's prices. Repairs done on
short notice,
c. J. MESSER,
S.nSr.Lr n n naA ,As -
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r0WER corn SHELLER
Elst og Prices of 'ghrcshing Machines
aud Horse Powers, at $anduskys q.

Readings Patent, Fhst Premium awarded al
the Ohio State Fair in lSlg, l6ls, 1851, 1855.
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The Invisible Wire p.rkr1ror.
whose brilliantly ygrNcsnh positions
-rou q Single wire, al 4 curs,der-
fhlo elevation trwn the grwusd,
excite universal admiration. In
truth, this SinguRviy lcM,igW
iariur Euter,Hipmcut is a card
which l;rtds only 10 hv known 10
induce thousands TO visit tho Pa,
wilton ,ol the purpose Of seeing IL
alone.
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DRESS G0ODS,- Such as DeIaincs, Cash
~ meres, Silks, Alpaccas, Coburgs, Paramettes,
etc.; in great abundance, at
+. Il. MILLER & CO.'S.
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ID e + l. L ON CRUS SuED!
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DRINTS, > Gingham Muslins, (bleachcd and un-
L blcached from x to | "A yds wide) Tick.ngs,
Drills, Stripes, etc, at
+. r. MILLER & CO.'S.
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F.R. MILLER 4 co
Peuyebure, Decemosr le, 1851.
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s.nda,lv. O. M,, ,.4 ass
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alxc+ & NHc5 Nr

Thr whole lNMbl,.la, Un3tT
one MBWpHlh lUNlton, Construct
ed for N6ssrs Eoliuson 4 Lake
~ Mr NaaWvgio 81 CmcAlati,
Np Ecad ui NflfylssieU.
Gayiion bulaaE,'Y i,lmu inotsd
U,lls aft3 tin''7 ir Attendance
CO. -,gt la.,Irs trl Children.
utd.r3t Ul iin1ye su..,.y mg.U
taiu,a.
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The most delightful Of Equestrian
Ladies', IN her brilliant Act ct
Horsqmanship, beautiful, graceful,
and daring, Riding backward with
as much ease as forward, flying
through balloons and over banners,
and forming pictures of mrh Gle.
lauco and grace, Rs To have gair0O
for hor the sohriquct Of Que0n oi
Love and Ncuty.
IA FAELE KATE,
From Pixies Grsnd Opera Ilousc,
In all hor ruls uI the
New Ballet, pronounced hy first
Mostcgs Incompatible Hto in
splendii Double DAnoSa with &ue,
A
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MaSIFR LlMeS r0elNSnN

Just returned from abroad, tn
Principal Equestrian in tho ,yo,ld;
the naked Eursc chmmri,a In al
his woulartul Rchilye~euts.
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y ROCERIES,-lron Nails, Glass. Also Sah
" by the Barrel or sack, at
+, Il, MILLER & co.'s.
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G~ Ser. GtnatensQi,cnIen

9a9rt6t tpirb biermit ge9eben, ,bas iebe
Pericn, @eledl6aft bon 8erlpnen, @pnlpagtieen ober
@prpprnttpnen1 Die ir9enb elm @eI61ft treiben, tpie be-
narnt IN Settion Ga u@in Gift fir 8ei6afTung inlG1t=
bidder 3Sae CUR nnterftieuus Der acknowledgement
nno CUR 3a9lung Der Sutereilen Der Effenti6en @6ulb@
anSencmmen am l. Suli 1882, berpHi6tet lit, 1cfprt iih
cine 2i5eus gu Seri9affen. @Ie gpplifatipnen 1niilleit
Bet benz afeipr 9emadt perben in Der @eiteral=S ffce,
SO. 9 9 re FIR aBe (im 5peiten GtDd) sez
senitber bon SDaioapitr., pber Bel ben @ebitlfs=a Iieilpren
in i6ren r~eipettipen g8obnunseu, na6 Q nbr gea6ntittass.
OffceftHnben bon 8 Bis 8 ltbr.
0ebilfs- feToren:
@rfe I6tbeiluug, a1te unb 3tpSIfte @earb - Spbn
q. 8ri89t. gSo9naus, SibWet<@te bon Mtabilpu-
unb S~prreftfr.
3pette Ibtbellung, neunte Q~Sarb-BbiIip g. 8 atpz
ion. Wp9nun8, $50. 80 8altimoreftr.
0ritte Ibt9eilun9, 5ebnte gSar6-@ Gorge SO. Sc II
Ting. ~2Sobning, @de bon Sapette= unb @utatpftr.
Gierte Ibt9eiluug, elite @arb-W. Sidman. Gp6s
nlng, SEQ. II @ar6enftr,
Sitnfte AbtbeiluuS, oreise9nte unbl ~Dier3ebnte Marb-
Sobn 81. Milltn9tpn. Bobumns, gtprbpf=@de
BON Baltimore unb Bearltr.
Gebste abtPeluu9, f~iiufSe6nte unS Ie9s:ebnte @arb-
@lbrtb9e Stblep. @p9nunS, $40. lao 9aupSerfr,
Siebente Ibtbeilung, fiebenSebnte unb a9tse9nte QSarb
g. 2. 5. @alterS. ~G5pBnung, @itbpft=Gde bon
Baltimore unb Sregpnftr.
Idte Ibtbeilung, u~etn5ebnte unb 3~tpnn3iste Warb-
9 M, 81 Matt9eW8. ~gBpbnung, 647 8efz8al.
timpreitr. rF
90 NJ. 6. Scale,
OpSWto Ifeficr, britter Difrict, Nfb,
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Mnfunft ppn Rranfen m

Nnfunt pDn &ranten uno
8erwnnbeten. 0etern Mittae tamen
p0n 6reperid 400 Solpaten Derl9eoener &es
~gimenter Dier an, soel6e utet(t 3m Suut6
Niouutatn petpuupet morben pare1,. Die
Wis ii;en war,n MUIR letGt oerpunoet, Die fAtper
Gerpnuaetsn blteben In SreOertd. NuG ptele
&rante paren inter tbnen. Nm Depot ers
F~ipartete le Der WieptcinalzD DIRECTOR Smttb
anO auf feline NnOrpnuns tpurcen $50 Nann
tn BITE 9atentOffce sebraGt mno $50 @ann
mad Dem Capitol.
Nuf benz eileen 3use tparen aud Is aefan-
gene &ebelen, pel9e slet9fals franz lfnO.
Sbslet4 3erlumpt unD 3erri0en, briidten pte=
lelben f4 bod tn iebr iansutnti9er Netie
uber ben enbltAen grfpl9 pes SaIOens aus.
Spat am AbenD tamen nod peitere 500
Terpunoete BON 6reperif Bier an unp tpurDen
meift na@ Dem Capitol sebeabt.
+Se9r6bnt d @UmmanDant @atne
prlsbt wurOe o%er9aneenen Samstag bon lets
ner Bobnuns In Der l.. WarD aus beerabeu.
Seine 3ablreiAen Sreunoe, aus Dem @totl>
unO Wtlitdrfanpe, wpbnten BEN 8egrabniB
BET.
+ Dte Gfel@8 atterte. - Gin 1els
tener Nnblid bot ltA 9eItern Mlttag Dem Wubz
litmm bar, ais bic bel JremOnt un0 3ulebt BET
St9d berabmt sewurpene Gels Mrtiaerte
purh bic YennIplDauta Npenue trabts.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-23

naW Dem StattOnsbouie, wC Or. Vutler tbm
d~r,!lthgn GeiltanD ~letltete. N1hoem bte
Nuneen perbut2 zen warer, tparOt sr n letue
WobnunA. II 8iasltr.. 3ebradt Il D Ger STE
ldacer iDurGe BON Ntfeer Striving 3s'e @e
fdn4ntB qefhtfr.
MprOperuG d. @sors DuUis Elm
0arbieer, wurpe am 5rsitue BON Officer @oa>
neu oerbaftet unter Der 8elUulot9uns, Subn
Wrt4bt srmOrren gu molten. Gr ipurce pcn
&iGter 5rUins mad Dem @~tfdngniB aeIatdt.
Gerbaftet.-- 8rel Grid S6afsr muir
be BON Sf1cer &raft serbaftet untsr Der Nn<
ttaee, ben Gerlud semaGt 81, Babes ole @li-
labetb Suttb gu leGsn. @s wntOe ron
Nt6tsr Srptn9 inter 9arsIdaft .9eltsdt fir
~ferneres GerbGr.
~ Der 8remer Ddmpfer uyiew gort@
eebt na6lten SamSta9 BON Stem gOrf naH
Sremen ob. Die 9Olf 3u pieirm DomPfer
iGltebt Sreita9 Na6mittag 5 ubr. j.
9afuse fam in Der Sffce bes uBeder" &C.
fAsrt tperben.
8ersebun9 ppn Contra TT n.
SeIpner unD So. in @oYltroBe. erbielten ben
9ontraft fir Nnferttgun9 BON 1882 untfCr<
men fir pas bteltse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ttent.