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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-23
2Ofalbert6te aus SDafbtnetOm.

Antunftt Quite. CHARLES nno
6ran0is 8beatlep, SGbne BON Tranc. 0beat~
le9, 5UI3bdnOler in Georgetown, sineen Dor
eini9en @Oden na6 &i6munp. Na9 etngea
gan9enen Na6ri9ten lino bic Qumpen riGtte
bel rem &ebeleu an9etpmmen uno BADEN lf1
tn Die 2lrntee r~erlelben etnretten laNen
DtelpYqlttdt. = Daniel 8rpwn,
Elm iriiAer @r0eer in @eorgetprpn, tpurbe bon
Sficer Bbtte, ouf bic Nntlase BON Sames
Stmme6 bin, Wegen DtelpYalitat Serbaftst
un" Den MltlitdrbebGrDen uberliefert.
8uftebr sOn @efangenen.-
ueber 9unpert @efan9ene, pelGe far3liG BON
.8t4mpnO on9etommeu, lino ausenbltdltd In
Biuarpa 6Utsl. Sic snpfngen eeltern rte
geIuhe ibrer 6reunbe.
I @ebetmpDlt3et - Oteler Sage
peroen 6 nsue @ebetmppli3tlten fir Die Sta6t
WafbinetCn onseltett perpen. Die1elben
itnp isBr npttt9. Sie werOen pabrl6einliG
auS Der 8e9enwdrttaen @Olt3eima6t ausee.
mablt perOen. !5Ofentli9 pirb maj, cine
gliiflt6e Wa9l trefen unp Die beften unb IA
bt9lten 2eute aug uGen.
Deferteur 0erbaftet-@eItern
Derbaftete officer OtcO epttt BON Der 3. @arb
SO4n NfaGUnp, einen Delerteur ocp l.. Dt=
ltritt6' Ne9tment. Gr wurDe ben NitlttGrbe-
BORDEN aber9eben.
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Srief pom Gen. SinSman.

gprt, %. Nug. Cine @Pe3tal.
Depsi6e an Die pGrtbuns", batirt Cairo %.
ia8t Gin auf9efangener 8rief pom 5. Dug
ron Sen, 6inDman an po6 Gebeutn<S rie9e
rspartement last, paB sr $4,000 Wann gu
bewafnete S~nlanterie, 5000 Wonn @opale
rie IL 81 Stud Nrti4erte gu Stttle 9tod pa.
BE. Gr mtG einen Nngrif BON Sen, @urtii
abwarten, itatt ibn 5u %attaquiren. @r Oeutt
Sen. Curtis gu perntGten unD mad Dem W1f
'ppt pOrprin9en @r bate Bafen unO Nu
ittOn erbalten. 9eIena lpa ~befelit9t perpen
nan bate pamit bereits begOnnen. Der @e
lunpbett53ultanD Der Nrmee mar gut.
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acknowledgements in moYad,uIstts.

81 tOn 81 Nus, Oas IS. WtaNa=
6uietts= gtegt., Oberlt 2Gslpe, wirD mureen
nn6 Dem 6~rtsg5i6auplaB obesben; pas 38,
Mu1. 8eat. sat Befebl, am SOnntae ans3u-
ridden. Oo8 II. Watne<9te9iment btoouas
ttrte Oteien Nadmittag auf Dem Bottom Sons
mon uno ging 5cltia OielRn atenO meter.
Cine Qn3abl pntriottlAer trtlGer 8eamten
uni 8tr9er BADEN pom 9ouoerneur Nnprep
@rlaubniB CUR Nufbrin9ung zines neuen IRE
fden Resiments gu recommendations Dienlt
erbaIten. Dan laldst Dor. Den Sen. @ors
cOran ein3ulaoen, In 8aneuil 0au gu Ipredben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-23
Sort uno Garitie 8 dnS q Nfeifer m6ert

part unO 6amttte, s aaO 81 Yfetfer, qlberi
8utlasbif, 8Sbmsn; 6 Strl6bttn uno Sam.
S6erltdOt; S @5teib. W,ttersDOrf (, q @ru6
6tanffnrt a. 8; q Marcs uno 6amilt ;,
S6bmen ; B S4Irmann unO Sam, San
nqDsr; s @trcmbera, GurteRen; 9 R50tfsr,
8remeu ; s unp S GGfltr, aittnburq /; 5 81
ne}A, 8G9men; s $ Genf6rOe, Sd ulbers. 81
Sumter nnp 6amtlte. Manlttr; q 98iuters
mtYer, 9annOSer 81 Oanf uno Sam, Rs
nt9sber9 s - @ttebel, Baltimore /; 5etur.
AbenOrOtb S uno s Softer, @arel (; s 6rapp,
G'elentauien; 5 6oSer, Baltimore , Clinton
6siort& u. 6amilte, 5rteuetpalD; u SGmiot,
Ybilaoelp9ia ; S &rsbS, S &5rner un0 Sam
oa3ien Nffintn9en ; ST. s. S6aper, Cur
belIen. 3uIammeu 1856 VaIaatere. 100
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@ueriuns in Mrfnnfas.

Mempbis 20. Dug. Oaa TerrYbOOt
8piIhen Msmpbt8 uno WOunb @it9, Irt., III
am Samltag BON @uerilas 3eritDrt wUroen.
Die 6enaAbartsn 9doen wurben 9~eplanoert
unp piele pfetpe 9eltphlen. Sen. Sbermor'
lit e,iu6t wOrpeu, Die 9iquOrlbpps IN Wfem>
pbis gu l6lteBer.
Sen. 0opeY'e Oioiitun pom @urtte' Nrmee
perlteB am 4. D. 0slsna fir Clarendon am
0bite Riper, no bic 6ebslen camptrten. Sci
tbrer Nnudberune fGo0en Die 8ebeaen in Der
8tGtuna nab ltttle Sod. @aoalerte wurDs
1ur 0erfOlauno Modaelhidt. M
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8aKaaierliffe
bes S4ifes Schiller, Capt. 8 a BON
RrnmanA

S &ruietOpp, S 0m Sbier, 8remen ; 81
@Oltrt9; s @iiaer unb 5amilie, Dansie q
SleilG, S%ber3tblib sc 5umpfins, @eibntb
st Wepaenbauer. WiasOebur9; . 8uIine, 6erz
ttnssbaufen ; SO Seipp, 5ertsoDrf; $ &Smsr,
saGfelba9 g 9ena Baltimore; SGmtd,
8ambers; 6 6ammer, @ulenbure % @ertz
betm, 9alsba9 8 ArnUlo u. 5amilie, BUR
gel; : S9run nnb 5amilie, Danais; ST.
@tpier, SOf 8amra ; SO WtaQer, &amstbal ;
So S6rDDer, Saaen 0etmar; 6 QDt6z
ner, MaenoOrf 6 Seller unp Gamtlie, 8uGes
nau; 3 Stierberser unO Tamilie, @ieBen /;
s @elans uno 8amtlie, q &ra9 unb Sam :,
-Sul5unsen 9 uuo s 81 Wiet, Ntebermar-
len ; $ Srme9er, 0ibetbetm /; S Sarrund II.
8amilte, U S4uifer unb 6amilte, 8 Collins,
t9 S 8eetnar unb 5amilte, 8S6men /; s &e-
get, % @Vtctta unp 6amtlte, q Stala, Sol,
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gfebenen:tlntbaten in ObtO.

gerbrenmmnsswete r SrGdem.
@tnctnmatt, %. Aug. 3wet 8rat-
fen Der ,Wearietta= II. @tnctnnatt<@ tlenbabn"
tpurben geRern pur6 Qeute, Die NIT ben &e>
belen f9mpatbiitren, ob9ebrannt. Dtslelben
tuerpem I8neG reparirt. Gin 6ra9t3us Der
unalidte, SerIebt wurbe iebo6 Niemaub.
Die erlte Nbtbetluns fetnbltder Sc ansenen,
bic gum @uStaui4e na6 Gtdabure aebt, Dsrs
last beute SnbtanapUlts. Die NnOejn rper=
ben mad Der Nn3abl Don 1000 tdglid foIeen
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StaOt Baltimore.
0fnrplirunn.

Die Gtnru0irunl, respective Nuf3et4nun9
Der wafenfIbieen BIr9er Valtimore's 3piz
1&en benz Is. unb As. Sabre, fhreitet Dors
rGrts. 35 Bidder waren bis porsetern
gtenD beretts an Gpl. @rsstpeq, allutlrenptr
General pjutant unD S%upfrtntenpent Der
@implirung, SO. AZ SaDftItltr. abseliefert
wUroen. Der Net Der Qtten wtrb in Den
nGhlten Gasen gu 6anoen DeS @plunels letn,
70 DAP Die 8eviptgun9 perlelben balo Dor IT'D
9eben fam.
6Gfgenbe8 ii bic Site Der pom @ouSerr,etr
%ertannten SOmmifldre uno unteriu6enoen
Ner3te fir Die Start unD Die peribiepenen
Counties beS Staates:
@ommifdrc.
Stabt Baltimore: SObn .. Setpenltrtder,
s. SideY, Sr,, unp $. StCdbrtbse.
Baltimore County : Or. Samss Waro.
Carroll @Onntp : @m. Steele.
Nnne NrNnpel County 6rant $. StDdett.
SreDerid County Wm MaboneY.
@ecil County Same6 8. Me&u0ou9b. '@
Sent County SAINTS y. HicauD.
6arfprb County : gBm. $. Daunm.
Queen Nnne's County 9. 6. OYDtt.
Caroline @UuntY Nler. 8to9ewaD.
DorheIter @0untp SEQ 80. g. Smttb.
Yrtnce @spr9e's County s. 6, @lart.
Sn fOlgenDen COUNTIES baben nod feline
%@rnennunsen ltattgefunOen, werren aber balD
erfCl9en +: WOnt9umerY, Spmerlet, NaeebanD,
ct. Wfar9's, @barles uno Wa1bin9ton
ll~nterIud,entc Merste.
Stabt Baltimore Or. NnOrew 6artman fit
bic l., 2, g., f., s., 6. uno Z. Warb
uno ben betrefenpen Nepprt an Sobn 9.
Seioenltrifer, @sq @ommi0dr Der Gin
rOlirune fir ~belasten Oiltrict.
Or. Wiuiam s.. 8abell ftr Die g.,
g., TO-, IL r., IS unD IA. @urO
uno ben bstrefenoen SEAPORT an SreDerid
6tdeY, Sr. ESQ.
Or. SbOmas Swinss fir Die Is 16.,
H., 49,, 10. unb 90. Warb unb ben
betrefenoen Nepert an 6enrY Stuf
Bridge, $50.
Carroll county !: Ss1e 6. @arfielb BON 8eit=
minIfer.
Mnne MrunDel : @m. 8reper Don Nnnapclts.
SreDertd SObu S. Wpran BON Sreberid.
Cecil: q. s. Duncit bon Clifton.
Sent: 9 s.. 6ilber bon Gcd 6tG.
Queen Nnne'S: q. W. @p9rau Don DentDt.
Salbut : 6. 6. @pr BON Cation.
OOr6ster !: SbOs. Sing Carroll BON GburG
/ @reef.
@orceter: SEQ. 0. 8tlGop BON SanpY 6ta.
9rince Georges: S. s. OupaG, Queen On
neg 9.S.
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Gen. ee,cpran in Nem.aorf.

New=gOrt, %. 9tue. Sen. @prcsrau
FAM hette bier al unb murpe auf Die enttu
ltaItilGite Neile empfanqen. Gr rpurpe am
@nltel 0aroen pom ben SebGroen Der Stapt
un0 Ger iu6etnOen 0olfsmenge be9riiBt unD
jUI Damn in elmer Dirt Griumpb iter ben
8roaOwag nab lstncm QbRsisequartter, Dem
CT. Nidulas 6ptel.
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Sob bes admiral aeap.

Y6taOelpta %. aug. @Untrs 9p=
mtraI @eOr9e Campbell Stead, 9Ouperneur
Oe8 bteiigen Nu0Y .@dpltumo. lit bisi en- Mor=
gen 9elfprbeu. NOmtrol Jteao mai elm eebp=
rener Srldnber unp felt benz Sabre 1904 in
DteRltau Ofs eta atee @ennlplDanten.
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@in nenea @elhae prpbirt.

9ttloOetPbia, %. @us. @afael's
ueue 9tspetirz8idie murbe in Dem Ser. ct.
Arenol gu 8riOesbur8b prCbiyt. Das @rseb-
niB mar iebr bsfrieOt9enp. SIS Wurpen 40
G&ufie In Is Setunpen auf cine 81 tang Don
1900 CARDS ab8efeuert.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Baltimore, ben 10. @ua. 1862,
Mn9ebpte ION & NM pbner nbeS StGQtes utr.
ben bis WtpntaS b n rs. Ausuf, MtttasS u ubr, in bisIer
Sffee entseSen senpnlraet fIr bic AniertiStna Spn 5000 Ser.
Stdaen lnitcrrt'&6 de lnb pCcn, ippju has @0uSernemert
Srtt a~n9eben, IN peldfr btselben sentadt percen fSnnen.7
&etu @pntrntt miro. an Yeripnet segeben, bic ais unirbdI
betannt fnb. a. N2pfIif-. .- .FH .1Tf6T NTs
St9erbeit (8onb) bat ter- pber ~biejenteen gieter an oebeu,
6enen Der @pntratt ~iibergeben pir6. - -
Die Nanen Der 8lrser iOIlen In benz Nngebpt be;et6net
lein. @lt3dG G4f JAN ;Sames 9eiacr IVY |iG
M12O,lp h}ii Gplpnel unp Quortierneifer -
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9entideS Nrbeits=O % dweiiungs- 0iireau.
5r Gbameslr. SO. So, -et.

unter @uii8t Der nDeuli9en @efeal@aft."
Ile Dteieniaen, we6e beutI6e 9anbperter, arbetter cber
Otenrbcteu gu bel1Gfigen m~Iniden, 1opie an eutIheu DR.
beitIu9en6en pplen fb perfSnlin p6er in frten Nriefen
an ben Isenten Der @eeli9aft 9errm $. s. 8 eIIin0bpf.
No. Do GbameSfr., penben Wel6er RnentSeItIi9. A1shunt
ertbeilea pirb. T
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re- Der Hntsrrt9t Der $. MGnner' lataerr
SAule, Ode bpn @reenltr. unb @toer- NaeY,
ntmmt am na4ten WOntas trieDer Tetner
Mnfaag. GItern, pel6e %gelonnen lfno ibr,
SinDer tn btele S4ule gu I6ifen, MAIDEN Mi
Daralf aufmerfla AM.
l@ Gin all 8 emetneS &tnber r
NIT Tert9etlung iibrr 100 rert9Soler
9retlen tnoet am na6ten MOntaa in 8OIt'a
pain itatt. NlIe @ltern NIT tbren &tnceru
ltno gu pielem 6ete frsanpliAR siuaelapen,
gag Sn ber'Surn6atIe, 800 IS
YrattltraE BE tperpen Die Burner belte unb Micn
tag Aberp Die ontprenpen Safe bur6 Wtudt
9slans anO Defamation auf Das Muees
nebmlte' %unterbalten. 49,
G Sranfltn 6all.3- c5n pieiei
pppularen Sommerwirtbl9aft, SO. % Albe=
marlsltr. fnDet beute Nbenb Gpn3ert 1att. -
NaHlten Mcnta9 piro in bemielben QOfat 0Cts
mittass elm famufer 9un6 1erStrt unp Atenps
rieoer @pn3ert Itatttnbsn. INNS. 80.
G gu h. - ST.. 4fermann nitro am
na6lten NOntas in Sc. so SO. gbarlesar.
etne neue Wirtbl9aft nit etnem p~eltfateu
2unb erGfnen.
~ ST.. @rnft 6rant tptrb am nod
ten Wontas in letner @trtbl4aft, 835 0et=
SaltimOreltr. tt, elm neues 8agatel aufteQeu
unO banel6e NIT etnem iuperben 9un6 eins
tpeiben.
B@g@ Nu@ 5r. Us. 9ilb In SO. So g.
SbarleSlfr. miro am nd9ten Nfontaa 3ur gtne
pst9uns lsinss neuea 8usutsatildes einen
srcbartt9en QunG ~lerDiren.
SAs- Der gremer Oampfer v5anla" piro
am 81. Nug. BON NewsgOrf mad europa ab-
seben. Yaia9e fam in Der @efer@Sfice
anf'S Stai9lte accorbirt werpen.
BaS Sretwtut9e, Ndtung Set Der 3er=
ri tuns ees Spfens, psI6e burd ben QD.9Iel bon Old,
2Dunben, &usbrit1e unb 8lpSiteIun8en sep6bnlt9 lit, un6
oeren ieeer Treiwiat9e unterpprien TT, fno tetne Seilmitte
. it8er, 6sausm uno ~suOerldiF9 ais 9Oappae,s Ytaen unb
Salee. RMr 70 @ts Die S9a1tel. a 209
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N~erfaufssM nsct0em.

Cine gut einsertatete 0SirtbfAaft
an etnem suen 9las gelesen, im N2ittelpunft Der Stabt if
btllt93n Ssltauf!n. Gsp? ia5t bic @rpepttipn bielss glattes.
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Tretbett, Otet6bett u ere6ttefeitl
Wermonto z8unb so. 6. 81 s. 81 So

"OWUV 1VV' i" q ~."Oe %
Oe Wstt8lieber bieieS BunbsS tperben bternit aufaefprbert
It'd uecntd9 ben 3d. &ben6s s llbr, re6t sablret6 in ibreu,
Teriammlun9slpfal ei.Sufiuben, ba @ei6dfte pen Q8i6 tioteit
SPrLte9en, nelhe bic gnnelenbett zines jeben MtiteltebeS er.
tsIl6en.. NtbterIdsinenbe babe1 ft ben sefaBten Beiblai.
len 5n fitsen. l'GLSm Aufrast: 2 l1I
SM0 ~. - ~ . lN. @etf &, Sefr. 2
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SftESatttmpre MeHantcSH 8aus
s3at 15aE fcrefn..3 il Hno Hc5 mss

Oe W~ttt8lieeer eieies @efeins mereen bt.tinit altf0efp.ber
BET Der am nabiten Dpnreritas ben rs. Is. MtS. fatGfnbsnben
getlanmlung gu er6etaen, ba @efb6fte bon ~beisnSerer ySth-
tt9telt 6ur Serbanblung ~pprlegen. lrg3g 1ti vii I4f
. SIM Aufraee: S. O. Mann, Ssfr. G
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Baltimore, ben %. Gueut 1862.
De aufalertiamtett fer Struer;ab(er pirb af bic @u,eiee
pes Stabte @ptlettpr5 sslenf Die III benz Baltimore Clipper
uno " der ~Publi3trt lit uac faB ben ertaufbes 0
guRtt5trten .@t8entsums fir radfdmbtae
StsuernberSatre 1S60unb186 am Dpnnerfa9
ftattfnbet. 0"s 041 - ~
"a chen bic lsste elite fir r~iifItdnSise Steuern Bon 1860
Sur yublitlttpn au8eertiet tptrb, . werten iplbe idunttse
Saqler ost + terr. tbre Sts6nanSen an bert9ttsen nnb wsitere
untofen ju% erfparen. !'BF - 10
Gin @ertauf ~trp ebenfaIls I'M gafans teS na6Ren Mepuats
ScrSfentlt6t merber. 10 GiaHM. vt. Vrice. "
SYtGS sf f.,E faa r r. Stabt. Collector
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Saeaten- 6 tntuetbuua.
9sstrtbfAafts @rGfnmna..

AMmBNS SD erlaute mir hermit neinem Nteunben unb
HAHAa Setatrtsn Die e~rsebene Mnteiee gu MAIDEN, bas i'd cine
rete Wtrt9i4aft erGfnet BABE mno AM ndGitsn Wtpntas etnen
p~elttaten 9unh ~
lerstren trerbe, wpSM i'd metne Greun6e mnb 8etannte insbe-
1pnbere einlabe. 3,
9uS Boarding nnb gosis tirS seseben. -a - 10
I'm freunbli&en 8uipruG btttet f1.. m
8s--s# nd 9. MGermann BID.
SIP .G 4sHs.s SO. SO SIo.GbarlestraBe
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gLnfttnnS=0erfanf.

Qnartte terssSfftce
Baltimore. ben 10. @us. 1852.
gtue grDBe Anantitdt &urn (N1ais) unb Safer, pel6e
ais unbrau6bar tur Sesterunssvetbrdut, iuritgstpteieu
puroeh, iperOen am Dienlta9 cen &c. &ueuf i'm gBeff Eager.
bauS b~erfteieert. Der 0erfauf beginnt N{praeuS UNI 10 ilbr
Sebtngun8en: Saar5abun8 in Observation-Disclosures
s SaS. BeIaer,
Agl9, 7ml taa4o-ET Col. Qu. Mr.
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Central stYenue 8auYerein %

lie M~itstteber bteies gereinS rerben erla6t Mpntao Seu
Is. Au9Gf IN librent grriorrmlunsslpfal3 bet perm TbSutas
NC. 152 DIT grattfrg reGt Rabreib Su erlGftnen, in
ben. Sa Iuftraee bss 9rafrenten:
9eturt6 S9mer8t t
Sutp ' sHS~ Tr1n5 9enntngy SER.
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pie i@ brett BON DeutlGlanb beSte9e.
@tdberes Snlfs. unn SansmitteI !

Stdberes SIifs- unb SausmitteI ssI .sa5i
sescn aat rReurtati&en Srantbeiten, 6liiie unb @erfaltuua,
lolpie etnas IN ietner art sur ~Nerbatltre Son @idt. unO nSl.
lt9e tGere 9eilun] f6pn ~einseret' nsr Gt6ruaa oss Ora auis.
mus I'M me"l9ll9en SOrpsr. SelpnOeIs gu snpfc ben 9eern
~leeeltdgr &r, Sieber, 8sl9wetben Der Sruf, Ges Maaens unb,
gu erl,ben. ~ D F"'|~'Ns
@s # berbur4 Sebem @elessntst sebOten fir tpeuia GeIb.
l8 leltltt Wteoes sur @efuncbett Su p~erbelfen. IQpte fG eeaea-
Erontbeiten gu Wabren. 81. -
Vie Ulal1t toltet nit Gebrau9sanpeiiun9en 25 Gents unb
TT etaats unb ALIEN G9t su babei bet -. =.
.Ie4H 9etnrt6 Drummer. 1881 5rr
Nc; 65 6. @atapfr.. sipt@en Yratt- unb gambentr.-
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6eimrtcb Genft g apbn

l6aben 70 chen NIT benz S6tf neacpntd@ BON Gotter=
BAN 10 SAB Stutn9er 9tbeln. 9eetn erbdlter unb en-
pfe6Gea b~euisIbea Defenders an Dtrtben unb W.eberperfaufer
peOplss SanFsebGube.
Ma13s @fe Un Raea- nnb NalimpreEr.
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Sbp M a s 81. 81 d.
~ pfentlther Nptlr.n "a Iim ]

NG. 81 SecDnoitraBe, TIM ;peiten Stpd,. n}.rnt4,
beipr9t pafe, fertist . pllmo4t ten aus, .&anitrtefe (bills
of sale) unb anOete seiest&en paptsre. I'"2 Sit1S,U
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Old John Brown,

Says the Harper's Ferry correspondent
Of tie New York Times. "Not leas', in
future years, among the memorials Of
llarpcr's Ferry, will stand the relics OF
old John Brown ; the engine house that
he made his castle, the spot where he re.
sided for weeks, and received his arms
L shall probably die in the attempt said
Brown, 'bu, l stuggle for The cause oI
Freedom He 4surled hi. body in the
gage OF battle, war arose, and slavery is
now at its dying gasp. The old post
master at Sandy Hook, near b., has his
own ideas about matters. He insists that
John Brown was in the pay Of the Seces,
sonisss, and projected his raid to in flame
the South nglnst the North. lie is con.
ident that stuffed 6gure was hung and
coflined in his stead, and asserts ,ha, John
Brown is now in ihe Sccesh army
Whether he sends Philadelphia letters to
Minnesota, l do no. know"
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The Electinns.

In New York we arc told that Democrat
ic figures giyo Seymour II 900. Wu cauno
make it mach over 8 500 at prescut, brl
think il will 10 likely TO 60 over 10000
when tho full returns arc in D hor nuthori
ties report the election of Muron. Union
instead OF Blood. Dem. in tho XVllIth
Congressional District We have no fig.
ures to Provo it. and so gvo the 0thor side
tho benefit of tho doubt. The Assembly Is
pretty evenly diuidod-wo count 90 Union
SO Democrats, and thrco yet undecided
Thore Is no prnbB hility of the election of a
Democrat to tho Unilrd Sratcs Senate.
The vote for Governor in 333 cities and
Townships in Massachusetts suns up as fol-
lows:
Andrew tRepub I..7H95s Dcvens (reople 81 50 :.
735, Andrews maiority, 2i 223.
Tho few towns yet To be- heard from will
probably increaso this majority slightly
One tJ. 5. SlcepeD OF the ten Members o
Congress elect from this State wus "Peo
pIe's" candidate; but no, like Gen Dnvons
voted for Lincoln aud supports his Admin
istration. Tho Senate wus already knowr
to stand 81 Republican TO q PcopIos. 1t
the House, l93 Republican, 3S all sorts. are
known to have been chosen, leaving 10 t.
Le heard from.
New Jersey continues to be moro Demo
cratic. Reports from all tho counties show
over ll,000 majority for Parker, Dem :o
Governor, The State Senate stands /;
Democrats and Uninnists tho Assembly
43 Democrats and II Unionlsts Demo
cratic majority OF 80 on joint ballot.
Delaware eIocfs tho Uuion Governo
(CannonD by Ill majority. Our Con
groSsmAn is lOst-tho Democrat (Tomple
has 90 majority.
Illinois has gone after Indiana and Ohio
into the embraces of the Democracy. La
test dispatches from Chicago mako from
10 900 to 20 600 njori,r;prohably Demo
Gratis 10 Congress tn 5 Unionists; the As
scmbly two.thirds Democrats, and a major
Try OF ono or Two in the Senate for tho sam
party.
Michigan keeps tho truo faith. Tho Re
| publican Union State ticket is elected b
! 8 coo majority four Union Coner ossinel
are known to DO chosen, and the other tw,
Districts are open TO chance, so tar as tn,
returns inform u.s.
Missouri sends three Emancipationists t.
Congress-Samuol Knox md Horny r
Blow from the ST. Lous section. and Col
Boyd from tho Springfield district. Kno
beats Frank Blair Jr.---N. Y. Tribune.
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VOLUME XIII. NO. 16.

corps arrived. The recent attack Of the
enemy was a Reconnaissance and tel mt 10
enable Morgan's guerrillas To destroy the
railroad bridge. We lost 80 Killed and
wounded McCook has driven most OF
the guprillas clear back from the city.
Tie enemyds stlll In considerable force
at Murfreesboro', but ts reireating beyond
the Tennessee river deslroying erything
as they retire.
A supply train Of 100 wagons arrived
faom MitchelIvillo last night.
HEADQrARrERs AuMY OF PoToMAC.
Nov 10. 1902
Tho following order was issued by Gon'
eral Burnside on taking command OF the
Army of tho Potomac
In accordance with General Orders No
1872. issned by the President of the UGited
States.I hereby assume command of the
Army Of the Potomac. Patriotism and the
exercise of my ovory energy in the direction
of this army, aided by the full and hearty
cooperation of it's oficors and e,en. will.
hope, under the blessing of God, ensure its
success. .-
Having boon = sharer of tho privatons
and a witness Of the bravery OF the old
Army Of tho Potomac, in the Mary nd
campaign anG fully Identified with them In
thoir feeling of respect and esteem for Gen
Mcclellan. entertained through long and
most friendly association with him. loc
that it is not as a stranger sssumo com
mand.
To tho Ninth Army Corps. So long and
Intimately associated with me, need say
nothing. Our histories are identlUnI.-
With difIideuoe for myself. but with prou,!
confidence IN the unswerving loyalty and
determination Of tho gallant army now en-
trusted to my care accept its control with
tho stoadtast assurance that the inot cause
must prevail. A +. BURNSIDE
Major General Commanding.
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and out generals him, on any other by
potbesis. The truth is, he is one Of those
officers whose associations and sympathes
are all Southern; who think tho North re-
spopsibe for tho disruption Of tho Union
and who entered the war with tho hope of
ending II without injury to tho Rebels or
their peculiar institution. Ho desires the
restoration of tho Union as it was, but not
as it should bo and, to that end, has di.
rectcd oil his efforts, with what results the
long.suffcriug people of the country can
testify to their sorrow Ho may have hoped,
by indefinitely prolonging tho war. at the
expense of the blood and treasure of tho
free and loyal North, TO so reduce the TO.
sources of both sections Of tho country thht
1t would finally bo ended as matter of
necessity, leaving oil tho boasted rights
OF the South untouched. Had his plan sue.
cocded, tho world would havo pronounced
it impossible for either section to conquer
and jeff. Davis, and his co.conspirators ro.
turned, without pain or modification, to
rulo over the restored Union never ngain
to be disturbed by Abolitionists or agita-
tors. So thoroughly imbucd is he with his
o"u peculiar theory of tho war, that. while
tho logic of events has led other consorvn.
tive Generals to tho coDvictinn shat it's reali
zaton is impossible, he adheres to it as
persistently as ever. II is vol. therefore,
that ho has bcon removed, mud, in Wow Of
his removal, although wo cannot recall tho
past, wc may look more hopefully to tho
future.