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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-22
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peI@e in Der en8Iii4en SITE ent9aIten RnO.


D0menItfe
9lpd, @ars g; Sibri6, MiB IL; 8lefenfteiu, Mrs ;
Wirs SO 6 @eerbolh, airs Sc; Seit, Wlrs
SCrr, MrS; @arnan, 0iB g; Sanntan, Nib ann
Sung, Ntrs Oapib Saufulan, N3iB 6; 9auterntan, Mars
5 u; @ieper, @irS; @epBtrcSe, WtB &c 6 9tpnebart,
Sennie; Seifert, @iiB S; &ferbpIb, @lrs @araR
s; @eis, Nlrs @%9riitiaua.
SerrenItfet 9
8eder, 0tr; 8eper, 6; Slpfenburser, Seni; 8enspun,
ger & Gsar; DripIer, 6; 9rp3, $ 6; @iden6a9 60
e; @iSen6rab, G9r; SeIOeu9eimer, Sol; Camp
mann, Carl, eemner, 6rit Sppent9al, .; Maanu, 6
s @tarr, aus; Metel, Geo; gteff, G6as 90; G5rpB, 9
g; Seiu, @m; Sein, @9r; Sia, @r $ 6; Spffuau
Sacpb; gtabler, 8rS 6 60; S6mibt, s 90.
SpIbatenIife:
Baud, Serst 8 81 8ru6mau, g; WtDslins, 9ieut q
aauffutau, Sp9n; Salt, SpPr, Sp6uter, 8; Spsenbpbler
Capt 8 Mi Sain, &nt; Saumer, s.; SnSel, S; Sauf
s.; Mans, SEQ; S@pf, gDm; @6aeffer, 8 81 g s q
96aeffer, q; S9efer, ISM; @aeugler, @eier; @@ab
Capt; S&raber, GeDrs; &6eint, Sp6n; Son Eaanb, Sc
@agner, Capt 6rauf; gBebber, Scbn; &rins, Corp g
aeeSberg, u; Spder, q; 3anfmait, Sas 81; g3eirid
6 8,
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enplidbe Ra6ridtem.

SNNS ItH JlDWpHO &EAutttb pHlA SuNi~0 J r.
SfFsiere, pel6e setern BON Der 9ptomac<
Nrmee anfamen, berihten, baB unlere 2inien
entlang N1eS rubt9 lit uno teine Nuslt6t aaf
etne nnmittelbare 8epegung pcrbanOen If.
Gs otneen 3rpar @eri9te, baB elm She'll I'M
1erer glrmse SurtpdrtS ge9e, bod baben FA
bielelben nt6t b%efdttst.
gs atug ebenIo baS @era9t, paB Der Tetnb
in etnem @efeAte 3u gbarlestOtpn taGtts 9e-
I6laeen wutOen fet, @tn3slbetten tparen ntat
Egtannt.
Gin 6err, relGer BON Mtlburpu96 Springs,
8otb County, anfam, meloet nns, paB CT Daa
8eranttaen bate, @eneral @tpea cCrten 81
feben. Getne Mun6e mar In Der 5etlung
Eearifen unO CT mar 9uten Mutbes.
6Gnf6un6ert %9efanSsne gantees pnrbet
sum 3wefe Der Nu6pedslun8 mad 8trtna
geIHidt. sic tpurOen BON Salisbury In Ncrbe
Carolina 9sbra6t. 8ier o%erlelben ltarben
untpr @e9es bon NOr6 Carolina mad bter.
Der enquirer brinet inter leinen leBten
teIegrapbilAen Beridten SOlsenpeS: Die
Nuart9t, baB 8uel eel6laeen tporben unO
Bragg nuf letnem @sse mad 9OutsSiae let,
TT %OCafanbtg ri6tig.
6tattemDOSa, II. Sft Der p8e.
BEL" brtn9t bsute fOlsenOe DepslGe Won ga
Der9ne:
SD CLAUDE, pub bic ganteeS glaI6oide Der
lafien. Sc freut mid, DAP es etpa8 gu tbuu
eibt.
8risfe pen 8ru9s'S Qtrmee (osen, Daf
8usl's Nrmee tadtts 9elalusen tpurDen fet
Sc berrldt 3weifel b%ariber, buB MIR elmer
p~OGRdnbtaen Steg errnn9en baben.
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tec8 gatF, ttlB 5 adpi5ttt, jiIt5 $5sj}6tei
.auf pfg &atatrH 8dHt, Mali, in lImlouf
Die ~erlteren ltnp ein5 aHaa}aaafarpnG BEL
e4lI4 liz BIZ @to1t "a ~ a lazy
9elqrtebeI, lpola. : tcldt ais Fatd
81 ertennelt fun.
Gin &ren3feusr. - 9o1asaa tllrid'
tplroe eeltsrn ouf Nnlab ~ Is Gbsalo'tace nr
gen WitBtanolun9 perbaftst. Sie ni9so. wi.
@i3ter gBsl6 seSen 8ar8l&ait, 6ttfptn gu
balten, freise9eben. Spdter lpurOe Der gbe-
mann wfgen MtbbanOlung Der 6rau oerbaf.
tet. 6tbter Del4 1bifte ikn in Grmanaluua
BON 8Ir9iAaft tn'S @efdngniB.
OrbUnan3s8e rleBung. 81 Bern
tarO Rertatt iptrbe 9eltern pom Yotist(ten
2StOoe1elo oer6aftet, neil CT eInen Na9en of,
ne Jtammer eebrauGte. Gtdter StB bsltralte
i'm un So unD Die Golte,.
3nf1llt8 9e9o11en. - @e1ern
Wfpr9en tprroe Elm Solpat Namens Wdr1bol
penn $50. Seem gOrt Neetment sufaQig tn
@amp Weutn9tpn OH Der 5reOerid 9tpaD BON
etnem lieutenant beSlelben 3eetments aufalz
lt9 9eIbpnen. Ser 2ieuteuaut polte Isinen
GeSOloer ua6ieben, ais berlel6e ptDbli6 ers
ploOtrte unb Mfarlbal in Der linten Gette fart
o%errunoete, Der Gestntentsar3t ua6m tin
Icfort In 8ebanDlun9. ,ss
Unprbenttt6e SnntotDuen.-
6cl9enOe Nerlonen tprrben tpe9en unuroentli>
den Senebmens Derbaftet unb in Citations.
i'ggr' JJtt6t Pr Derapttpprten :
8urfDarpt, G9pmaS @raS. 3bomas, 8. Sea-
~, @eprs 9isbtuer, 5arrtet gOuns, 0eter Sur
ner, Sobn Sttn6comt, Sobn 8afer, Orlando
Nell on, Dtltam @atten, Samss Mle@ abe,
MurY q. @ul, 0elleY 6. $1,000 unp Dafrtd
6a9an.
6euer. = @Orseltern Gla6mtttag sesen
5 u0r brad In etnem 6aule, geO. 236 0ef
Qpmbarb ltraB 3ufaQts 8ener aug. Das 5aus
sebGrt Germ SameS sc. Setter unb tpirb be-
tpcbnt BON 9errn BON 6errn @m. o. Baules
mer. Der S1aben am @ebdube, pel9er
$500 betrG9t, 1T bura Gerli9eruns eepsdt,
etenIp Der SGaben, tpelGer an M6beln Der
urIa6t tpuroe. Die D6Gsr Der anlteeenben
Sduler $50. 232 1nb 1874 tpmrpen 9let6aettts
purb bas IiA ausbrettsnbe 8euer beI9a0tet.
@esea 10a Nbenps beSlelten Sases brad
IL Dem 6auIe Der MrS. McQean, tn Der Sd
be beS Muunt &OYal &eleroptr eeleeeh, 6euer
aus.
3pei anbsre 9dul er, rpelde Dem Scr. @fsts
fer 9ebSrtsn, ipurDe fart bel@Gpi9t unb eth
bGl3erner Stau brannte total nieber.
DferbeSgerfe1 EFT eerun9. - Wtr
maGm auf Die Nn3et9e pes 9uarttermeiters
Sol. S. 50. Belger aufmerflam, rpel9er beute
cine Qln3abl au~sranetrter &esterungs<Yferp
DfentltA ~perfaufen ldBt,
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Ntr Rrirn iln @ihmeftt.
0Or9eben ser Bnmbestruppen in arfanfas'

aSur9eben Ser Bnnbestrmppen tn arfanfas.
ct, QOuts, 20. Sh6r. SGpfeIO 1T
nit Geiner 0pdntaarDe bet @lftrn Gapern In
fouIoS anaefommen uno bat bort letn
sJouptouorter aufgeiHlagen. 3Uil&en Dem
6auatquartter bes Sen. Curtis nnO clifton
Iapern bsRsbt SUatdnOtse EelesrapbenOer-
btnbuud. Sen. S6OfelO 1Aidt NaGrt6t,
bas Der Tetno mad ben 8Olt WOuntatns
,iebt. Die @ener1le Steele unp Sfer9auS
limb nit ibren OibttOnen su 9lOt &npb uno
ridden aeaen ben 6etnD unter McB rtpe, Stetn
unO 0arlOn Dor. gOr bret Ga8en mar eine
QgantaarDe, aus srpei &sbeaenre9tmentern be-
Reben6, 3a @sit 9latnes.
8rtaaOeaeneral Narren ltegt 3a Salent,
Tim le su beU6afteu.
Der Nettna<@ OntresN Smiral 9Urter, wel9er
aeIfern erIu6t pnrOe, nit @eneral Curtis In
elmer aept6en Nusslegenbett ben OttlilFppt
biuunter gu p%periren, antmprtete 9lei9 naG
Gmpfang Der 8Otl4aft, oaB er lUfOrt %auftrss
den tperpe.
Die tanefen SrOrtS BON @aIbtu0tOn 9e>
ben @eneral Curtis bas Commando iber Dr.
tanIae, Nt7purt, Mltpn @it9. 81nias, Ne-
6rasfa unp Colorado.
Rebenenumttriebe in 9trfanias.
@ttp, 20, Sft. Die STE
beuen treu3tsn Den Mtfourt unO aabmen ben
Oampfer emily Su Oortlano meg. Derlelbe
1fauo uuter eeat Commando hHa 6naitHn N"r>
ter. 6ie purpen an pVuu @uttfprnta Spuls
bel @aYneSSiIe BON 9ieut, @OlOnel Stesl elm
aebolt unp in bic 8lu6t 9elGlaSen. WettereS
it iber pteIe gfaire nidt 6efannt getporpeu'
3u 0prtlanp lUuen mebr Nebelen psrl9mS
melt Ietn uub es perOen MaBrseeln 9%etrOffs1,
i6nen au beeeenen, 9ter unp 3t 9eruaan
ltepen 0erl6teDens OamPftpuse. aue Nsbel=
lenbanpen in @tGourt lAetnen 81 perladen,
in Der fursmSslt6lten 6rtf aus Dem Staate
Al fpmmen.
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Sefenl Refenl 0efen

Cine eroBs 9~rstoatt bon &od= umb @arlCr- Oefen Fnb gu
btatsen Rrelen gu berfaufen BET
6 Ttf6 Der
30. 90 Ipro= @annraBe.
~ Ane Mrten @eparaturen an 0efen nerben f6neu Sc.
icr8t. Ststne Biotet rno 0foIe fnb fir ale 9 fen at ia.
ben, Gbenic cine &uSwobt Bon RbllenSl- camper unb Sci.
@eneef9irr tutner porrdtbia.
H@- 20 Maherehri6tnneea nnb als &rten glumberar.
bettet meroen i@neG tetpret. @pt4 3mt
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epuare6npminatip,t

GrpR, &C. g., 20. SIT, Seute ipnrOc
III Der beuptratil6en Convention SObn q.
@u8prlO, Srie98pemofrat, al8 8eprdlentant
fir ben @ougreB pom Diitrift bon Waibin9-
ton utp 91enIeQaer County ernannt.
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Is Spl ba!en beraus. Sunee 9eute, bic
BEN @eiabren unb @ntbebrunsen bes Spltaten-2 ebenS entee.
gen eebea, fOGten iT6 seoen bic s~efdbrliden Sieter, DiI,ntetie,
@ei9plre, Sfprbut &C., wel6e aus REM 9aserlebeh %enttteben,
rsrbl idiBin. SplCwap'S 8tlen bon Belt 81 Belt p1brenb
Der @nmpagne 8enprnntet, ertdlt jeben Miann Bet rpbuter Ge-
iunbbstt. geur Is Cts. Die @or. PA
ga Der bremer Oampfer uSanla" eebt
am naditeM Samltas na9 europa. 0asen
Yafa9e penpe man f9 an bte @eder-S flee.
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tn WarDtanS @SitOr mad tem alien gapttOG
lpecirt.
pic @nrppn b-inauswdrts.

ct. SOGn, 81. S. 20. Stt. Der
Dampfer europa, BON Bottom aber 9aItfar,
gtng am SOnntd9 Na9mitta96 nm 4 ubr
Dor Cape STAGE Surbet. gr wurOe 9ebCrbet
uno natm bic n~eueltsn Depelden Elm.
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80 ccJn GMmberlanb ipir6 Der Weceer
Ben &mbfcribentem bur@ BEN M9etter
s. g. NIuppert tdelttb tuS SanS 9elte'
fcrf.
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aOealbertAte aus gB afatnapm.

So Mn;ei9en oou @dfttn9tpu, tpeld5e bis Ndd1.
~n1itta9S 4 unr bel unferem @9enten Srn. vi eofclb
ssU; 4s0 @:Str. abassfae5eH tpstces., fneen nod
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rs cSn 0xSbeelins uno 1tnt9e9etb be
fOret 6r. 0eOre 8uf@ BEN u0Secfer''
tdalidb ben @mbfcribenten ms !0auS.
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Sfu0t .,Rdlts !. |

Wa9len.r- 60lsenoe g&9eHe ,eist has
01elultat Der @on9reB- Babten la cen @taatm
Yennfqlpanien. Sbio. Snotaua nn9 Soma int
8eraletn nit Dem neuen GongreB.
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@eabtemetpertb fGr Meftamratemre
uub bas Nubltfum tn~sbelunbere.

uno Das Vublttum trtsbel DnDere. 80
Sas felt neusrer Belt BON grote s. Co., gtetp Dcrf, NIT 70
9rpBem Gufpanbe bier e~tneefabrte
Ylantatipns 8ttters 4s7 g
Tt ieitbent f6Dn lanae inter nteinem Namet al tabet eefre-
fen, wel9es ib Bet Der @alpue unb SIalGe ~beseutenb btliser
pertaue.
Eerner elapfn8 bia New-gcr cine 9eutung Sartatca unc
Santa @rotr Rant, leeterer tpfeen letnes fetnen unb burdbs
~brtngenben GerudeS 8unt 8enesen bes 3abods FIR @isarrtts
nader Spr5iglt6 eeetenet, Serfauft I'm @rDBen unb SIetnen.
s. Bprn, SO 81. Gapfr.
Sft10,3ntt 2 9bIret Iber Der Bride (oId town.
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qln Sff,iere nnb eolSatcn
in Der MrInee

IN Der Mrlnee
verlenben mir ben ta9ltGen naBedsr" 2 $40
nate lang fir 81 portofret.
Das Bp@enblatt fir 6 Mcnate $l.25
(pprtpfret) In 8oraus3aeIung.
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9Snif Gnirn.

@atrp, 20. Sftpber. 9eute Fnp feline
Na6ri6ten BON Commerce e~tn9elanfen.
Der Dampfer @tte, pelder tpdbrenb Der
Na&t bter antant. bert4tet, oaB er cine Sue
rtaatanpe an spet 0er1hteDenen Dnntten 3mt=
i6en Smit6lanO unO GoegUile 8eleben babe.
3pei GauleuO Nebs1en lOuen 9inter Dem !sB@
teren Orte teben, wel@e nun Dur4 Die Anpe~
1enbeit Der RanpneubCpte abSebalten peroen,
fd tn ben 8eib Der Staet 3u Iegen.
Der Danpier 9a3el Deli lant 9eltsth aaf
Der SmitAlanO Barre.
Der Dampfer Eugene bra@te Elm 8e9iment
unD cine 8atterie BON Mempbt8 mad Sslanp
SO. 81. Die Sruppen lanpeten bier, I'm Die
9lebeQen, wel6e am 6reitag auf Die Onmpfer
Dttp nnD Connecticut 9elAOden batten, gu
8i9ttgen. @te baben BON @eneral SHERMAN
ben Quftrae. erbaltsn, Naes In Der tim9e9eno
gu 3%er(t0ren.
3wan3tg Se8elipntiten. 6atnllien finp aus
Ntempbie au8gewtelen pOrben.
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Gtnat MnrnlanS.
Sffce Dee Nlff. @enerat NOiutanten uni
SupertntenSeuten Der 3iebun9, go. AZ Bef
Ta9ettetraBe. sd
Baltimore, BEN IS. Sfto6er 1862.

WEIetul@NtItgt J(Ut H. 1t
u Die 3eit bes @rI6einenS Der ~ge3pgenen MfannI9aft
an g%epiIen BlGbeu ter nerIGiebenen Counties inter 9lufz
ft9t zines @ouluihGrS, tpirb biermit auf 10 Gage, bonn
3ieRunSstag s%ere9net, itatt Der frit4er a~nse1etten 5 Gage,
perlGn9ert.
q Srsenb cine se3p9eue 9erior, bic einen @rIatunann
(Gubititut) fteaeu min, fam bieeS entpeber Bel benz
@pmniIiGr Dor benz Sarnmeltase pber naG6er Bel benz
@pmmanbanten bes Saumelplate5 t6un, lnter Der 8es
~bin9ung, baB fein @riatmaan na9 ablauf bon 20 Gasen
bonn Sag br 3ieRunS an sere9net, ausenpmuten tpirb.
Gin FOLDER @rlatr1ann ion, penH er eiH ipoblsebauter
Mann 5tpii6en Is aab As Sabren 1T unb fb 1driftli9
perpflibtet Quit @rlau6niB ietner Glteru pber SrrmuubeS,
ipenn minberi6brigl, f9 b~enieIben Bftdten unb Berbinb=
.Iibfeiten gu nnter5iebe1, pelbe Ienen 8prgdnser trdfer,
falls er 1elbit bienen fpltree, - onftatt beS 8prgdnger8
ansenpmn1en tperbeu. @raminirenbe Aer5te III ben ber=
i9iebenen Counties unb ipt6e @erSte in benz Salptz@ants
~rlelplase, bic 1rGter be5ei9uet t~rerben, Iclen bic nGtbigen
@ramiuaticnen elmer iebeu Berion Dprnebnteu, bic as
@rIatntann ~pprgeItelt pirb, unb an ben betrefienben
GpmnifiGr pber &pmmanranten 6es Saumelplases iber
ben SSall beribtett. w
81 6OlSenbes SOrumlar lit pprsei9rieben int 9eaus aui
@rIatuldnner 500
"DRAFTED MILITIA OF MARYLAND"d
Surgeons Certificate for Substitutes.
This is to Certify, that / have duly examined
who has been offered as a substitute
in lien of ----, in the drafted militia of the
State of Maryland for -- county, called into the
service of the United States under the act of Con-
gress of July, 1862, and that said - - is
an able bodied man, and in all respects competent
to do military duty. F hC
Dated this - day Of, 1852. 1905
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@uu Wprt Nonof.

Die STA" fam 9etern BON Slp @otnt, no
fe Den @OntreaOmtral Dupont unp Captain
s. q. GopgerS aufgenommen Bate. Npmtral
Dupont unO Capt. NOOser8 batten Die Stem
Srpnfpes, 0alena unp anpere SGife beli6-
tigt.
Gtn WRarplanS @SitOr mad benz alien capitol
ipebirt.
Sen. So. @ttlon, 6eraus9eber Der Mlarl'
bCto (llb @a3ette wurpe Serbaftet unO un-
ter 3tlttarbeelettung tn'6 alte Capitol &c
brn6t uuter Der Nntla9e, in Ietnem 8lattt
, 9rtitel CUR Nufret3un9 gesen Die 3iebuug IN
@rtnce @eOrse's County perDfentIi6t gu ia.
BEN.
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,1Uutsbtue, S., 20. Oft.

unlere 6anitdtsbebGrbe beOarf Sleipung,
8ettOeden unp giabruussmtttet fir Die fran
fen mnp %Uerpun0eten SOlpaten, weI9e mir in
GROCER Nn3abl in unlerer StaOt baben. Ser<
6fentli9en gle pa6er pteien 4ufruf unO Bit
ten 9te ole 8itr9er, bod unper5IsliG uns 81
1biden, mas in loren 6rdften febt.
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5IIfe fir Die &ranfen unO Serrpunbeten. =
ruff smr lnterftiitung.

TO1genOer Nufruf TT BON louisville aus
Der afociirten 9reIe CUR gerSfsntltduug gu.
gelHidt pprOen
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CONSENT OF SUBSTITUTES.

OONRGNA VI POOOAA1 a
l, --, of 80, in the State Of, of
the age of years, for divers good and valu-
able considerations me thereunto moving, do
of-- in the drafted militia of the State
Of Maryland; for county, called Lee into the ser SER
gress of July, 1852, and to subject myself to all
duties and Obligations to which the said -
1,1 i my PRINCIPAL y would have Rs gi tesn subjected %g Saed
this - dByof@, 1852,
Test: -
CONSENT OF A PARENT OR GUARDIAN OF
A SUBSTITUTE WHO is A MINOR.
l, --, parent (or GUARDIAN of -
-, a minor, do hereby consent that the said
Notwithstanding his minority, shall
become a substitute for -@, as per above
agreement. As witness my hand this - day of
-, 1862.
Test; .
@nf Sefebt bes @5cuoerneurs
Spbn u. 8. GresweG,
} DImfi0p oiIfWsabsr General . Abiutaut
&M- 1921 rHr-~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-08-02
WASHINGTON, July 20, '62.

" ASHi'uiNNi O"ig NOI Vs.
Mrs. WHEELEK writes to Mrs, r. Ii. Conklin ::
7 our three barrels arrived last evening, aud
to-day-notwithstandiug it is the Sabbath
have been opening them and arranging their
contents for distribution. l wish coGld see
you and your ladies to express to ;nOm verbally
my thanks on behalfof our poor fellows. How
wal 70 toll you how much everything these
parre-s contain is needed, and how much they
add to their comfort, and how grateful they are
for every little act of kindness rendered them.
Every one receiving of your bounty sbaIl know
from whom these things come. Thank every
kind lady for me, in behalf of the sick and
woun1ed soldiers, for their kind donations 7
am SC happy to have the blessed privilege of
acting as your almoner, for feel that l can do
% much good have sighed many time for
something more to do for these brave, noble
fellows beyond what my limited purse would
admit, and kind Providence has needed my
prayer have the distribution Of a large box
ior the soldiers, from the ladies Of Austinbnrg,
aoo ais 'en dollars in money for the purchase
OF NIUE comforts not supplied by the govern
meo1, iour letter containing four dollars was
also duly received and will be expended for ar.
ticles for the comfort of the needy soldiers. Oh.
it Is such god-send. Tho Ladies Aid Society
pi Jefferson cent ne 800 ip money requesting
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IkInney's Battery,

Or as it has now become Southwicks. Lr. d
X. SoUrHwIcK, since Capt KS. retirement hav-
ing as we learn with pleasure, succeeded to the
command, was at last accounts at T'uscumbin.
Alabama They broke camp on Sunday, June
22d, marching until IL, p. NJ. On Monday,
sat A. NJ. they we're again in motion. Long
before noon the infantry gave out from the in
tensity Of the heat and the absence of everything
like water except the green-coated stagnant
swamppools. Luka Springs, our young friend
Pouus, writes, is beautiful town, with be.
fore the war-a population of 1000, on the
Memphis and Charleston r. r. afforded plenty
Of good water. Ii has three splendid hotels
which ire converted into Uuiou hospitals. A
great many families left on our approach, but
are returning now. When seceshdom reigued
here, -four was S27 per barrel now it is down as
low as So, and everything else in proportion
This town furnished the rebel army some 800
soldiers, hut more than half are home now, hav-
ing taken French leave. So it is every
where we have yet been. For the last week or
two we have been living on Blackberries, which
are very abundant. Peaches are plenty, but
not quite ripe, apples are very scarce.
Our destination is thought to be East Ten.
nessee, this afternoon we start for Tuscumbia,
Ala, which is about 25 miles from here, through
rich farming country. / have seen very little
cotton, corn is the main crop.
l was in hopes that We should all lie at home
by the 4th of July, but it looks rather dubious
now.
Tuscumba, as we learn under date of July
Sd, is another beautiful place, and something
OF business town. The Chattanooga & Mem
phs r. r. make connection here. Water priv
ileges are very good. Camp rumor reports that
we are to stay here some time, which hope is
true. The health of the company is very good,
but out of l2O are on the sick list We cee.
brate tomorrow by firing 80 guns Weather is
very warm.
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DIED.i

In Conneaut, July 2jth, IDA, daughter Of
Soloman Wilson, aged year.
ln KellogsviIle, July 2lst MARTHA wife of
Alfred Sprague, aged 32 years.
At Tuscumbia, Alabama, June 2lst, of Ty.
phoid Fever, LII. RALPH DEvEREAUx aged q
years, Of Co. q. Sd regiment o. V. Cavalry.
In the Hospital at Corinth, Miss, June 23d
Of Typhoid fever, ORRIN FoBEs, of Wayne
10 New Lyme, July Gath, WM. H., son Of
Rumsey Reeve, Of John Brown Jrs Company
K, 7th Regiment, Kansas VOLUNTEERS, in the 22d
year of his age.
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DELICACIEs.-One of the special delcacies of
modern times may be accounted Speer's Sambu-
ci Wine, which combines with rare purity and
nicely Of favor, the good qualities of port and
claret, it is neither insipid nor bitter, but hits
the happy medium most to be desired in con.
slant beverage or 10 a drink for the sick. For
invalids 1t is invaluable by virtue of its touic
qualities and particularly its absolute freedom
from all adulteraton. Actual trial will show that
the Sambuci Wine has excellence Of its own,
uurivalIed by any other wine in the market.
N'ro Yorker.
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Rally! Rally !!

a Mass Meeting will be held at Ere.
mems Hail.. or some other place should
that prove too straight, as It probably will,
on Saturday, Evening. LIS. SHERMAN and
Ocl A. s. HALL, will speak to the assembly
on tie needs of the country. Shall not the
t7Tn Iut be proportioned to the Importance
Of Il occasion.
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correspondent of the Steele Paris, the gov
ernment organ of France, writes from Tuns, AL
giers, as follows
''Our College of philosophers at home, may
and probable do accomplish great deal for the
cause of science, but the Americans are tie
people to turn these discoveries to practical ac.
count. Many of the modern inventions in use
here are American, and one American chemist
Dr. j. G. Aver of Lowell, supplies much of the
medicine Consumed in this country His Cher
ry Pectornl, Pills. Sarsaparila and Ague Cue
constitute the staple remedies here. because
they are of easy application, sure in their re-
suits, and have the conf lence of the people.
While the science of Medican is carried
10 higher perfection in our own
country (France) than any other, it strikes a
Frenchman as little singular that an Ameri-
can Physician should furnish the medical skill
aud remedies for our Principal Province.
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TUsCUMBTA, ALA.
July 22d, 1862. {

Mr. REED - Gen. Thomas division s..bady
cut up, guarding the Railroad between here
and Cornh. One brigade has gone to Hunts
vile, in this state. We also leave next Friday
for the same place. Part Of two brigades, 4th
U. S. Regulars, and our Battery are here. Our
officers have fears of an attack, before we
leave.
LIEUT. SoUTHwIcK has taken temporary com.
mand of the Battery, and undoubtedly will have
permanent, he is well liked by both officers and
men, under him. and be will make good officer
Some promotions will be made in few days,
which will give you,
We are living mainly on peaches apples and
green coru. HENRY.
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The IS. T. B.s."-Iu several Of the loyal
States the Knights of the Golden Circle have
changed their name twice to avoid exposure.
They now call themselves the Order Of the S /.
7. BIS" OIL SeiI-Protecting Brothers. The mem.
bers are obliged, on penalty of death, to deny
the existence of The organization, even 10 court
Ofjustice aud the oath taken is to resist the
prosecution of the war in every way.
There are few Of the Breckinrdge. Seces.
sion sympathizing locos, who are evidently Rt-
ted for privy conspiracy aud rebellion, who are
terribly exercised by casual ausion of ours
to the *. G. c. and are unable to restrain their
hostility. Their manner betrays their sympathy,
If not their completely.
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Matthew chocolate Worm Drops -
Never a 70 destroy and externnste al knds Of intestinal
ge.s s perf,cg reshie n ~ cssss md fr s,reior
10 any and All ofthe Fancy Worm Conctions and
veifuEes They may bo taken at all times with per-
feet safety they contain No Mercury other deeterous
drug Mothers should always purchase them and give
children other No catharc whatever Is necessary be
given Each box contains "a Drops Lozepges Price 25
For Sale BY oil Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
els and Fort fris' C W.
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Mass Meetingl

n pursuance Of call of the Union State
Central Committee issued on the I'd day Of June
1862, oil citizens Of Ashtabula Co., embraced
in said call, are requested TO assemble in Mass
Meeting at Jefferson, on the 10th day Of Au-
gust, A. D. 1862, at l o'clock, P. NJ. to elect
holden at Columbus on the 2lst day Of August,
1862, to nominate one Snprcme Judge, one At
torney General, one Secretary Of State, a School
Commissioner, and Member of the Board
Public Works A general attendance is re-
quested.
Jefferson, July Both, 1862. D. CADwELL,
Chairman OF County Genital Conn.,