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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-19
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8A4A Baltimore, ben 9. Desenissr 1862.
angeBptei. Gb er MIR BON erfter Sanb,
perben Sis Gan ia 9fben 20. De5ember,
Mittass g. = INV aaRr, ntss8snaesp@srElHnrss fHr pic sisfs'
1000 tHd@@Ga6tc6fes Ell anf sem Snfe fHr
baS 8erprppianttranssz SD partsh.ent. 9ieieTSen
800 ntitfieu. IN Der StddtazTiebmaase Bieftger @tabt
in aBtteilungen BON 1000 @titd ale 10 Gage es
9S'7 tiefert meroen. Sic rluilen innerbnlb ~ Gageu
mad ibrer @ntnnftMlT Soften hes Qieferanten g<
81 e9tpO9en tperben nns' tniiiieit bur4idnittti@ 1900
Bfunb i9per fem. GIe, peI1e tpent9er ala 1000
V''e gfunb pie9eu, Barren. 9tiere, GinDsr, .9aPe unp
Hcrtfcfes 9iiubbie9 tperpen. auritfsemieien.. 8ie
% g~eSierups behalf ftt bas 0te9t p6r, jsbeS gtitd,
beHeit @usiebe11' auf Elm Mininlut bes obeniteben=
ben Gepi6teS lI@lieBen Taft, eir5eIn Sn fpiegeu.
SIT bas Sie6 opltgi9tig, ip tra8t BIZ, Gegierung
baS @aagesslb, anOerenfdIs BAT Der 9teferant bas
0 fir gu 5a6len, il
Sshes ansebot utnf, Inn in 9stra8tsesoses gu herbeu,
cine auf einent ieparatert 8oSer 9apier Sei6riebeue Bitrgs
3tpeier Recommendation mir in Baltimore HcbnenSer
Rericnen eutbalten. laltenb pie fpl8t !: T< 80
We of the county f-, State of
do hereby guarantee that ---, is Cor
they able to fulfil a contract in accordance with
rae terms of his Cor their) proposition, and should
his Cor their) proposition be accepted, he Cor thew
will at once enter into a contract in accordance
.therewith,e and we are prepared to become his
securities,r giving good and sufficient bonds for
its fulfilment. 1881
Die SerantpcrtiiGteit Der Bitrgen r1fB bur@ cine ants
li9e SeslaabisnnS bes @lerts ber. nd6iten Ditritts=
Court pber bes Ser. ct. gttprneb's, NEEDLES benz @nse.
6et beigei6lpiien 1T, b~arSetban terSen. d aaHsa2
Die ~IfeSeruns betalt ft1 bas -Ste6t Dor, irsenb zines
ober aGe uniillis i6eiuenbe 4ngehcte 5uritdsuipeifeu. =
SprI6lase nin1en beutli1 iiberl6rieben fem: Propos
sails for beef cattle" uib an Sieut. s@pI. T6putas 6.
Suliuan, 6. g., 9oltimrre, 3d., ~abreifrt iein. 28emn
elm ansebct i'm geauen eiuer 6irna geu,n6t mirs, 70 mill
fen ibre JauIen uab bic sbreRe i9rer @pfzOfice senan
~anseSeben iperbeu, pber saS 2Insebpt pirb Mot teridltG-
tigt. Sieter milien quite @epeiie fir i6re tSopalitat an
bic Ser. ct. G~teSierrns beibrnger. y ora ,saea@
3aglnnsen tperben in iclbql 6pnbs seIna@t, aIs ssrabe
o~orrat9i9 ftub, aagb tpena tcine- ppr9oubemf ipbalb ais fcs
DE e~inlaufet. .G.h@ 9ain9 5a3 sHllgog n9iltaS 94J
Seine @iuiSnfe werbeu bon @e5eiitcniften 9sn1a6f.f
sHstaC 2bc NJ aa g. @uI1tpan,
$500 2ieut. Col n. s. g., Ser. ct Mrn,ee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-19
SteferHn8 OOm Safer, GOrn, SEN
19AAA SAAnE
Aal0 GttOb4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re- fice bes 8. ar- !
meeecrrs.

pauptauartiernteifters=O Office bes 8. @r-
T.: ar 8'neeecrts.
Baltimore, ben Is. Des, 1852.
Serfte9elte @n9ebote tperpett III hieier Office Bis gum
Wtonfa9, pen ~ Se3eutber, nm IL lt6r, ent9esenge=
npulmer, fir 9ieferuns bon -
100000 Girbunoert GanIenb 8aI6el Safer, g
650,O0O) Siinf3i9 3auIenb 8uI6et altes @prn (Ntaisl
10000 Gin 8auierb Icnnen Sen, saia"E ,si5E
600 Ginbuntert GDnuen q . a ee n Hrpb 49, i.
Der Safer nIub Ton gutter, berfanfbarer QualitSt, unb in
SateH bon ie3 Duibefi DersdGt ietn. SO tpirbs mad Sc
frt&t notwithstanding gfupS anf bas SuiPeL ~aaSeuem=
men,. 4'7#3+'S44 ~
9a8 Corn ntus bpn snter, berfa,if6arer QualitGt ltnb
u Sadstt bon ie 2 8ui6el berpadt iein. @s tpirb mad
getri4t, ie4snnhfiiHfsis @flab auf baS 8nI6el, ouoez
~ucutnef, 1881 ~
Sas 6ea NUT g1te8; 9epSbnGifes 9kiuptp sen, unb
IN 8allen bon nidt peniSer als stpei5unbert @fgnb berz
padt let1. Die Sauer mtiien feft sepaft nnb biirfen
nldlt nit Sol5 %itbertaben iein, pitrigenfals fe nidt di1ees
noflntert rpirb. Sen tpirb beiu1 @epiGt All atceitatTenb
PfnpS per gpnite ansenpmmen. 1H pre-
Dd8 StroR tnllB bon gutter, bertGuff@er auattGt unb
Gpggentrcb Iein. ~ - e"r
gler Safer, Corn. Sen ilnb @trbb, fir tpel6e in ssplae
bteier Nu5eige ~fontraftirt pirb, 1T elmer ftrenoen Snipefz
ton rntertprrfen unS mirb, tpeu1 uiht bon orter. odfns
bdrer QualitGt, Suriid9etpieIen.
Iblieferltng If, ipfcrt mad &b1hIuB Ses @pntrofteS, mad
HVerlon9en an eer Camden @iienbabu Citation, in Qpcua
Point, cber Der Bottom Merfte AT matrrt. sa}
MnSebote freroen fNr has gauge Quantum obert eiuen
Sbett %oeiielben anSenculnleu unb uilien duf betn grubert
NIT PROPOSALS for furnishing Forage or Straw,
tpte es Der Gal erfcrbertt ii6eri6rie6ea fein. 40 az,
Die nOtbi9en Snftrufticnett tperten Bent erfpIoreiGeu
Sieter sar 5eit Der snferti9uns istaes9 @6ntrattes seseten
L. $40 '' #'a' g. sac. 8srssr,
~ mQ
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. THE 9 COURT
FOE. ~RAI,TIMORF CITY D

II FUR NbALI IMOFFr OIII2 7F'9ET
UNITED STATE BUILDING ASSOCIATION VS.. II.
HUILSMANN.A BALTIMORE, December 9tb 1852. Or
dered, that the Sale made and reported byAIexauder
Wolff Trustee, fer the Sale of the property in the pro-
ceedings of this cause mentioned be ratified and con-
frmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof, be shown
on or before the Both Day of December, next, Pro
vided, a copy of this Order be inserted in some news
paper printed in Baltimore, once inaeach- of three sue
cessIve weeks before the 3lth day of December next.
The Report states the amount of Sales to, be $S00.OO.
True Copy. J. THOMAS ADAMS, Clerk.
Y. Text: J. Thomas Adams, Clerk. fDecf1 IS, %
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Bg Cine 8eeenlfun nber bos bon Der
gtclinstrtuOin Srauletn @briitiana @@mIbt
'eeferm e~eaebene CONCERT fos,rea mir mOf9sa
.br>n3en. aa4 s'gy 49,
Rg gDtr maGsn Ste gtsusr3pbler 0uf BITE
9usetse bes gtts go(sftors euf unlerer lebten
Spalte aufmertlc m. s1ssa2 aM4 'laa5t'
B-a Der Dampffr- IS q II a." eebt
rtpreen bon bter mad Bremen ab. Die YUf
l4lieBt bier INT 5 ubr Nahmitta9S. ani7'aS
re 2eet bic Nnaeteen BON Gmttb, l8rp.
& 60, SO. 40 0. 8alt GreFr.
&@ 9tsbenbunbert Jrttptatge. TN Eager
trant! Sung 9eute, nettnt Ga6 bel i3eien IN a6tf unb per-
I4afft quo SClcpap's ptlsnuub Sintintut. IS Ut perblret,
lfaB eeie MebtStnen bic idltmrnfttn Tdasl prn Get9wulffen
8rebien, Steesrn rnS gstbl4msrstr. curtrsn. SIss % Gents
PER S6adtI Ober xrpf. qer.t.a I'd 4r1 BIS
AE Das gSpdbenblott bes Baltimore gssdsrT e.
i9eint Ieben Sreitos Wttttas. l4as 5A0
Gs entb6It IS brette gboItsn- Ssf EFT 0 If, naS
bas Ssrenat TT btbeutsnb srSber ais bet taslt@s Bsder.
sis at Snbalt:
Ma6r;3tsl uab teIesrapbiiGt Depsi&ea aus allen E9siIsn
hes 2antes. ar. xiii
refppnben3 II aus Der, G~eIbla8eti- .rs7 .r.}a1 z
+. ,GbitprteGIe Grtftet dbsr Sic Ui3ti3en EaeesiraSea
bas geuefse aus 2saibiH8tpa uaO ben Osparten,srts Get
W~eoieruna. @5eSicbts.a a a1nisfottises, 9anbtDirtb-
iobaftlidbes &c. lOwie eudr eiae rsbsrfGt bsrge urCpdts
@enFReutatetteM wcI@e bis GUT Stunbe Sesn gubIta.
q @in3eIne @renlpare frp Jieheu3 Grcito9 Mcrsen tpobIrer>
sur 8erienbunS a s &edte III berSftre 3u baber. laI
IS Na6 Deuti@taae ~oeriences ilutr tinaeire4 &rehEIare
8 Cts. (pcrtofret) an trsenb eine Nbrsffe. 1@ ~ t@ssi*A
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at5unmenf@tt6. : Gine arme 8lat.


t. unmen9tt9 d. = @ine anne 8lat-
tertrante Trau, Namens Staup, purbe falls
tcbt nabe Dem 5Olpital In 0forstolpn gslun,
ben. Sbre ebemalt9en 9auspirtbe batteu (s
ais bic Blattern an t9r gum 8ctlaein famen,
aus benz 6ault Gin VroapsttRraBe) sstporfsn
uno bas RplOrema 6pfpital ibr Die Nufnabc
me perwsi9erte. Or. 2epis lief etn Belt fir
Fe srrtAten un5 rle8tt Ne bic gum sstrteen
Sage 100 Der SOB le BON ibren 2etpen er<
.l6ste. sasa11 ca 4sdo Ys g 81 at.9 ,Fsi
t 81 ntunftoon 8erwunbetem en-.
Die Dampfer pMttce 9riee," v@ar. Marttn,"
50. 8albtnston," 81. Morris" u1e .stOds
lamb traGten getern iber 900 8srpuarete
BON Nquta Greef, bic Msttsn eebSrtsn gu
Sumners Nrmee Corps. MiB Dir unb cine
anbere Dame tbetlten, BET glntunft bes 8op-
ttS Grfrt19un9ea inter bic Sranfea aus. n
t Dtee l9etGsn bes 8rigabe
|@tneral 6, s. SadlOn nabIfi.
ne6 Mbtutanten, Qtemt. De Bon
pel6e bet 5reberidsbnr8 ffeien, tpuroeu biel
ftereebradt nnD etnballGmtrt une 8ebenee bemte
tn jbre 9etmotb ab. @eneral Sadien mar
pom 9tttsbug, Ya.; ernannt mno- bate fth
pom gapitan gum General Beraufesarbettt,
81 ib am: 9pmta8 MOrBen auf pfm 8aba.
efletIe uno {etn Mbjutant DebOn rrolte ibm.
fben1 ttne DepelHe ppn General W9eabe nbsr=
retGen,s ais fetnblt6e Smgeln 8eioe fat IN
Demlelben Wtaenbltde tGDteten. IN 2 2sJ tsa
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Sefnuno Ser gOalnmtlgllep.

'lH0 #aIil@ tip DE 1T rs DfftceAIH3't
sass Baltimore. ben s. DECEMBER 1862. {
Die @pnnnrifidre fir Seffnurs Sci @trosen BADEN 8e=
rint erftattet itber ben @eipiun unb gerIuif, ireIdIer bur9
ausIegens 1abf Geffnen.Ser gealnat Gaeb mad Scar aieb
e~utaatbet lit; etenio itber cine WaiierIeituns, 8 6uB
brett uub Ito 6us lang. Nabri&t tpirO hermit 9esebeu,
baB bela9ter 9eri6t aebit ba3u ~stbSrisen Nbriliel in ties
ier Office bretbiS Gage, BON pBiseuI Datum anSerehnet,
ba9esen an bas Criminal eri6t Der Stabt Baltimore
Gelna6t herben tGtnen. aH 5#4 a S5.9z1mlip4tp
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-19
THE CIRCUIT COURT
FOR BALTIMORE CITY

PUN pAAAAMOASH OI11
MILTON PAINTER vs. JAMESC. GARRELL.-BALTI-
MORE 26th November 1861. Ordered, that the Sale made
and reported by William P. Hopes Trustee, for the
Sale of certain property therein mentioned be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the contrary thereof, be
shown on or before the 10Th day of December next, -
provided a copy of this Grderbe inserted in some news
paper printed in B~altimore once in each of three success
sive weeks before the l9thday of December next. @5l-
The Report atates the amount Of Sales tobe $1,400. 90.
True Copy, 81 ae. . J, THOMAS ADAMS,C Clerk.
Test J Thomas Adams. Clerk. 1n27 st
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= mm Ofasiere unS eoleatem

-.e az Ut NItIkt -. -. -F"I
perlenpsn mir ben taelidea r8sder" 2 yGQos
nate lang fir ST. portcfret. y :sae2 pe S5o3
Dad Dpaenblott fur 6 Mpnate $f.25
(poytefret) tn 8Oraus3abIuns. 5l
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WergstaantsGen4
Wargleu0 Su(titnt. D

0rpRes 8Ocal- litO cynIfrmntentals
s @5s 0en5ert .
gum Seittn Der fraufen .tiMO bertpurs
Oetem Griegrr, a5 m.a5
A3 teramtaIte TO n Ser ss9sN 1HE3sa
oentfAem Union NeIief expectation,
5JsI 53'E.. lnterFast bon sl lsaf a
utetreren lnlerer anSgesstGnetaen Ranfler
unO &anlflertnnen, benz aMfnFtcorps bes g..
Ser. ct. Wrtidertc . 8eetmeats NIB ptsteo
a 0eIan8Sereiaea. Il ~ '5a
eon;ert ffhtet ann Gonntas. Ell. Esse,nb.r.
+'SN MbencS s lbr. tfatf. 3t
sss ri 3R@ rosram me-.l@si i, 5sa< 4 s52
a<@i /. 26eiI. i3ef .soG
l.. y0uSsrtart III Nebueabnesar" bon @erSt, SOroetraaer
bonn Wtlfttcorp8 hes 2, Ser. MrHQerie- 9teots.o 4 Ssam
2. 9nDsr gDalO1 bon @eansOlO eieOsriafI bes iCe. benz.
s.e@De lsse @oslls bon Srotpw, eolo aut ben; 0iiooIoncessn
-'YFpf. s. gDsbemeper. 81 % 80 IN
4. rsarfGerS etsO", BON 3tntmsrntOna = @srnauia TRaau.
s. .onottt.re an gstOaa. bon aeaaFasSr oraee se'''
8. ngbsnbrteben@, Ron siidsa - Orion @eianaserein. sama
o. 90 Sse Gnr BEN : ystano. MT s~estettuns bss ar@sites
arer 2. S6eil. aa "a
8. SuOertare. BON S&meiber - Srdefer. 5gs
9. arte NIT @ioloHcel 8esletuus = WiaS. WRauer..
~ = %pGs ErGIets" SDn getef 5armsaie @efan8psreta.
ID %tgsr7 aals9r ans SFasNbaafer 9tuFieprss Dss2.@.
"a. Den SaSaen 3sit@ pU. Rstbtat = snSspenbest gprn.
.ls, CHORAL; ugiue fete Burg tn uaIer Gptp Baltimore
o. @dnstrtaaO anO wsaiFfturps Sss 3. altiGerie-assts
? 70 &aHa.O efntng iim 2 1lbr.s3ne ,'asa
ttfBsr S.. xaate s g.. $'''' F'A"0 ' ''A"' Y = o~71
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N"nfIlGruna a.

oerst. 9ebener min {i4 pOua Ieilisr
@dalr, nnlern 8ou am lesten @pHatae
oblidai9 eetSrti gu babell, boOnrG rem MAJ
f6en, bae CT Drridatt, er lei beanftraot ges
rpeIen vDelerteure@ palelbft gu perbQfteu.
DaS @egentbeil e8Obisen tpirb iebcd
buburd bepteien, pdB 5e6ener uno Dunfep
ft9 i6cn tine @pde Uor benz 8alle ppn peut
Barfeeper bes 6rn. @dbaro Sidfts periaaff>
ten, eber eewiB nidt 5a benz 3pef uni Des
ferteure ouf unierew Bale auf5uiadeu.
- $ einr. 6 d + b.
o Sou i8 Se p e ~
es6 Ms asn#
80 s t3t 8s g91 Sf
se ds s.s sos ks9 simS 6s q
9t sAsseTH s
81 4atsae8 @ssn34 N9a4
80 50 % 2 Ia
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Chsfg@g sasa s}4n g :
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antats N msnbe @am4fst.
sofalosrt@te aus gsafbtmaton.

aS- MmSetsen Don ~Bdfbtngtuu, tseldbe bis Seadba
niittae4 4 ubr bel inherent MsenteI Srm. Riecfcic
Rp. 42O @-Str. a6segeben netnen, ftnfen mos
EMfndbnle tn Der nddbh fuieenHen NNttmer.
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aE Ia OrOBer Tsly8aa e.
ee' Ig To-
% hltint Q re &uru0eretuS z
aanti SYlpefer.g6enb Mittpph, &
ben 81. D~e3enber 1862 3 .a.7i.
WI BtVbVW OAWlt VeI
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gta " etcs ~ sc M B Ips 81 o j. nj g..
lin tent seebrten Hubliium mieber eiaent p~eranieten Mberb. q
IN oteitr ttuben Sstt 81 btretteu, Bat DbtserfQereiu beIHloOtn,
etnsn Sett-Sall am 19bles itsr- atsnb ~abSabaLten, l2Ste cas- g
Gin luftses |@6ltdsp; beraa, gmtrb eS audi an bieIsnr gIter6ag
an ,8erSnf9unaen un6 9e tertstt nidt fetlen. Gu eieider
tSett Detbelr bte prolttl1eg &urner 9 9r am be nbaa auro
~ArHnerl'ng brtt8sn. nno Gle S6HSer bas Self bnr4 s@sGMs
gu nerberrtiteH -ipilIen. 5 9hsfsygs al aS94 -f9ic93 Gga4
@aptf Ssutsit's WtlF-Sanbe tNrb HI. S1uNr nit eea nsa-
Ole Bar ii benz f%rennbttben QDtrtb bet Snbepenbert Tutn-
rbole, Carl Ncnsr nbsrtta len trsrfen. Deiielbe miro es ait rs
.laHen. ~, .f 45las4.w ss.,,saa m s"s 80 80
aifst$ SO 9entS fir stnen Serrn mnb Dauen GnD til tsr
Shcepencent Eurnbale, 30. As t-@rsiiF.l aab atsnDs an
pr Rsd: ~ BADEN. I09F afe Aa8
G aafabfnnn9 7 ubr. = gniana s itr. d ~
81 3Gblrsttem Beub iaSet e~rSebenit elm T68I J4ags ss
T a8 Dass @ouite; &onrdb5Ba II en- @oriSery z
meA GbS. &tn6crp 0terr Ger.
s, !. .. Die @tttslster iperecnl rriu9t in peter Garns @
nuiiorn, al ~erieetner, laRE ssbt aaaa f
9s,fSs1a ii ,qiasa s.. aismep sr, aurntDartsa
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rs Sn gsSbeelttto unb 1%tmseeestb bee
fDret Gr. 0eDr9 8ufA ben ,,,2Decfer''
tdelidb bet Subfcribentcn it's Gaus. e
OFT 5sst95ae sa1
@R- ssJrt Cumberland tptr0 Der GScceer
Ben Gmbfcribenten bmrb ben Ss9enteu
81 g. 0lnppert tdeliA ms Cans ee1ies
ferf. =aei9HFs5 a-l HsAt-.s
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Rules 6 Regulations
s.,, {Spielreseln) a...so

GO 8agateQtii9e @sA5g S.,a'f'
In bfutf6er unb ensIi&sr Sprade ssprudt, ffnb in ber Oife
oe8 9BeGer 3u bdben.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

The Boston Pilot of the 25th ult. contains
an editorial strongly urging Lincoln to offer
terms OF peace to the South. 1t says:
The President has issued many proclamations
which he patriotically believed would be fol-
lowed BY an increase of Unionism in the South
But his manifestoes are spit at and himself de-
rided. His documents are of no avail but one
that of enlarging the spirit of rebellion.
Can he mention single proclamation of his
that has realized his hopesa We should be
sorry to impede him in saving the Union.
But his past experience should tell him now
that an arin,stice should do good. What does
the South wanta Can he not put question
in this naturef Can he not try the value Of
suggestion for peacea This may not be the
highest spirit may not be in accordance
with the way in which guilty rebels should be
treated. But it is prudence. We cannot
break the spirit Of the South by arms, and
without their spirit in its freedom, their over
throw would lead to nothing. Enough blood
has been shed, enough of lives have been lost
enough Of desolation to all branches of indus
try has been done, and enough coercive pro-
clamations have been issued; let us now try
the virtue of peace. i ,
DYINa RIoH.--When the steamer Golden
Gate was going down, off the coast of Cal
ifornia, one Of the cooks on board gathered
up two carpet sacks full Of coin and other val.
uables, and jumped overheard. OF course he
sunklimmediately, and never again appeared
at the surface, but he had the satisfaction of
dying rich.
The, mayor of a diminutive, city, called to
consulta legal friend with regard to the me-
thod Of quelling riotoua proceedings, which
were growing ungovernable. "W6y," said
the lawyer, sdo You not appeal the posss com;-
tatsssys
9Well, that's what I've thought of but
blast tie .tslloy. 4 neyer knssel whsyss to ind
hins." sosssai m 4 Wasb - y
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21

nE44s o. u
feFtks etlH sfs smmuntt;en e1pIcdsa
with an awful crab, that shook every house in
the city, and caused the greatest alarm and
sxcitement I'M an nsinstant astonishmeit and
honor were depicted in every face, and soon
hundreds were running with breathless haste
to the locality Of the sad occurrence. A scene.
there met the eye that caused the stoutest
heart to quail The two story brick building
used a. the labratory was blown to the smallest
atoms, and the debris were scattered for sew,
eral hundred yards around. AL the men and
women employed in the building at the time
had been hurled to instantaneous destruction.
Shockingly mangled bodies of both sexes lay
around in the most frightfal and horrible posi-
tions- being blackened and dis6gured so as to
almost defy identity as human beings! One
man had q leg torn off and his brains literally
blown out The body Of q poor girl was hang
ing by one foot to the limb of tree; she was
evidently dead, but her clothes were still burn
ing. Other bodies were blown to the distance
of from fifty to one hundred ard fifty yards
and presented mutilated and most shocking
appearance. The packages of powder and
she lis were yet continually exploding, as the
fire of the burning ruins reached them, and
many who attempted to 60 nearer, in order to
render assistance, if needed, were thus warned
to desist until the danger was over.
In a short time many Of the friends and
relatives Of the unfortunate victims were on the
spot, and scenes Of the most affecting and
heartTending character took place as the aw-
full fatality was known. Only two out of twen-
ty-one yonng women are known to be saved
twenty-nine bodies, through the humane ex-
ertions of the Mayer and his attendants, have
been gathered together for burial. Some of
them have not been recognized, so severely
have their features and bodies been distorted.
The other buildings of the Arsenal were COM
paratively uninjured, but some Of the dwellings
in the immediate vicinity were considerably
damaged. Their occupants had a wonderful
escape, and were terror stricken for hours after
the occurrene. aa#..
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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-21
Wanted,

ITO BUY, FROM 5000 TO 10000 LBS. DRIED
4 and green HIDES, for which we will pay for
green Hides from to 10 cents per h. and for dried
DO from lS to 20 cents. per h., cash on delivery
June l3 MARONY BOSWELL & BRO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-21
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The LAW RELATING TO SwILL.MmK.-The law
Of the Legislature, passed last Winter, intended to
prevent the sale OF adlltera,cd impure milk, aud
providing that the vendors should have their names
inscribed on tie vehicles aud cans aud the place from
which tho milk was procured conspicuously desig.
mated, went into operation yesterday. Tie police
received their instructions the evening previous, and
yesterday morning on the lookout for yiolstors
of tho new law. The police Of the Forty-tbird,
Forty-fourth, Forty-eigh,h and Fory-nioth Pre-
cincts had as much as they conld do in aresting Of.
Tenders. The accused were brought before the dii-
ierent Justices and arrgned on the charges against
them, but as all pleaded ignorance of the law, sen
tenoe in every wac suspended, condition that
they should have their wagons and cans properly
marked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-21

EEsPoHsE OF CoSSEcTIcUT TO I'M CALL ron
MoHE TnooPs.-Gov. Buckingham, in hi, procln-
nation, says
Our National enemies still strong In thelf determine.
ton to destroy hr Union. More than thousand Of your
brave have to the battlefield contend for the
honor Of flag and the supremacy oon Government The
army needs reenoTcsments The President calls another
gineni fom this State and fer recruits thoe 10 tho
Department OF North Carolina IT'S your country. cali 10
spond promptly Organize ths Regiment quickly and G III,
rsnhs Connection. should bs true to her .ary record Of
passi0lc devotion ~ !iLeGIy AID puL.ls 0Idsf7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-21

FfEWs FEMALE ksrITUTE.--The closing ex-
son Avenue yesterday afternoon. After the opening
hymn the President, tue Rev. DR.. Ferris, offered
prayer The report of the Committee on Compost.
tons Of the Academic Department was read By the
Rev. Peter S,ryker, announcing that Of the eleven
beet essays, two were of such equal merit that the
Committee found il difficult 10 decide as to superiority
Both were accordingly reed. The Rev. DIR. Burcbard
read the report Of The Committee on Competitions
OF the Collegiate Department as also the prize COM
position. After tho song " IL is we'll we should be
gay" the reports relative 10 he dlfleren. branches
OF the Institute read, exhibiting the excellent
condition of the departments. An appropriate song
was sung when President Ferris distributed the
following prizes Gold medals, to Miss Carrie
lngrahaul, for first premium IN Mathematics; to Miss
Mary a. llayt for composition in Collegiate DE.
parimenti to Mics Lizzie Valentine for composition
in Academic Department; 10 Miss Emma Miles. for
Penmanship. Premiums for pennanship to Misses
Susie ID. Dayton and Lizzie Price, aud to Miss
Jennie Studwel for greatest improvement in pen.
manshlp during the past year. After the song
" Gladly we welcome thy return the Rev. Dr.
fens delivered all eloquent address, followed By
the parting song the closing hymn, and the benedic-
ton The Institute is pleasantly located ably man
aged aud well sustained. The exercises will be
resumed September 10.