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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-18

t SIM Gar gefprben.- VOr8elterr
N6eao trurbe auf einsut BON Salttmerf mad
Bier aebenben BabnSuse, auf BEN liA aud
eine untgr S66ut beS Qieut. SGunnarb, Il.
g. g., BON 6ost Mc5earY bierber 9sIAtdts
4uaa6t pOn Deisrtenrsn unO 9ta63ielrrn be'
fanoen, Elm gum 35. Wa1aAuletts @estment
ae6Sriger S0Isat, 9launeus Siaac punt, BON
Rrdmpfsn btfalsn tnO ftnrb, ete Der 3us
Walbinston errsi0t bate. gr mar BET Nns
tistam perfputost unp in Elm GaltimOrer Sos
iptfd ge1unbt trproen, bate btss ubne urlaub
1egla1en mar In gotf, ga, arrsttrt unb mad
Sort Neepenyp selAtdt tpUrOsn. ST. lit auser
all. Ietuer Dunbe nod an psr OelblaGt. @stne
QefAe tplr0e BEN QnarEtermeifsramt 3ur Be-
f6roeruns d6eTeebsn.
taDer "a 9ebltGe TrteDtns.
@om mtff6r s. 0esteT @reen, Der
bsfanntdA Dor menisen 5assn regsn etues
Dem bieiBen 5rn. @teiutnes ab9elbptnoeIten
8sl.raasns tn @ticaso arrsttst tparO, ntuBte
Sci leiisat 9rfen gett6r psesn MatDels an
8speiS f~getgegsben tOerDen. Gr feBtf f6 70.
fort auf's Gobe Wferp, pertaR8te e!nen vOGtdns
biaen @gC3eB unp ~bsbauptete, pa6 sr gu iepsnt
8srt6re berett isi, pfrpuftsts aber ipfOrt mad
Gduopd. a5s H52-1 Tno@s -555
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-18
MarDlanO Snititnt.

OroReo SOcals pnO SstfEeutsent0Gs
0ctSert
3ttll UeGtem Der fraafer urn hertntI.s
Dctc1 &giegcr,
SeranitaItst son Der
oeuffeAem Nnipn MeIief m~fgccinfIOn,
,~ntrrfist rpn
ataltsrea ut(erer aus9esstdnei1ea 5~Ssiinller
l.l'0 &tlntlertnasr, benz Mluifccrps beg q.
Scr. St.oNrtilsrte 9 9~teBimsnts unc btelea
Sci an9Deretneu.
CONCERT ftntet am gDnntas, 81. 9s,eu,bsr.
Mbene$ s lbr. ftatf.
Drogramm M.
/. S6eiI.
"EneeEiairs3 ~ ateoasaonear" Ron 8srtt, b~praslrases
o0st MnftSorp3 bee 2 Scr. @rtilerle- 9lsaks,
2 "0sr a8atO" ron @saR3ols - 2teOsraafI tes loc. benz,
g S9ts Issts solel, pon GlotVp. Colo auf ben; gioTopcsu
= "'9arfsfrs e'eo1, Son i3taHermana - @sruaaIa geass
:. ~sasetars an gstoa". Son as Far -OratHsr. I
Q. nAeenbfrtebea". BON aitdtn = asipn @rTanapereta.
: 0' 5S6 aSt ssqI s''"'' it SeelsitaHs b's nr@sfisrs
?. E6eiG.
8. SArsrtars. bon G6neieer = OrIefter.
9. Are nit @iclOncea 3e0leiitno - MaS. Wlnuer.
eGas Rr6leiM", Ton 8,dcr - 6Armcale G,sIanooereis.
@i0ltn.$ cto 6grr We6'
~, pgas 1T ber Gag hes Sierra" =. NrI cit ~ O. lanoberefn.
la plgsr-0bor aus nEaIabauier - WialeogpS bcS z. s..
ct. NrtiGere 5ytsel3.
la r0sn 9@0asn 8 ttl" pon geiSFart = Satessubent Eurn-
IS. Choral: g@iue fsRc Burg TT unIsr Gottn - gallinc ore
SleSttS"nO tnb I~a6ttsorps Oes 2. u siaerie-0tssts.
GsfaeS effaang itn Z lt9E.
trts ser 99. saate & Go.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-18
steftraHe SOft SAFER, GOru, sen
n1tN Gtroh.
5anstquartiermeiterss Office bes 8. Or.


9unptqaartisrmeifers Office bes 8. 9rs
.-s,. rteeccrps.
Baltimore, ben Is. Des. 1862. ,
Sef1te9ette Mn8ebcte .perben in bieIer office bis ann,
Nfontae, ben %. D3eal5er, IN, 10 u6r. entoeoeToe-
nommeH fir 9ieIerun9 bon. se
QoO,000) Ginbunoert Eduisnb GuI6el Sofer,
100000 6infSi8 EauienS 8a56eI altes Goru (Deai5)
G0Oo) Gin 9auienb 3cnten 9eH,ss :
Q00) @tnbuneert Eonrer 9D 9gemRre6. s
Yer S1ater NUT bon gutter, perfaufadrer QaaltSt, uub in
G6den BON lie 8nibsG Serpadt Ieia. sc Mrs MAD G5es
m'Ht, 3tpeianhtreibiS @funb agf bn8 @uIGel, omgenpt1,
men.
Das @rri tiuB bon gutter, pertaaf6arer auoIitSt unb
IN G6det bon ie 2 Gufbel uerpaGt fem. sc f,irb nod5
9efri6t, fs@sunbfinf5i8 y@faab anf 6as guIbel, onaes
nsrnmer. ="
9as Sen utus 9utes, gep5bnIiGes g&biuOt5 Sep. rnb
III Salen bon ni9t weni9er aIs Stpei5unbert gfanb Ser
padt 1elit. Die 8alen rtihfeu fet gepoft unb bitrfen
t1tdt init Scl5 ~itberIaben fem, tritri9enfals fe uimt dt,oez
%llpn'rtea tpirp. Sen tpirb teiut @ept1t 3u stpeitauIsnb
RfnnS per &cnne an9euommen.
0aS Strob rtuB bon gutter, berfGuffi6er GuaIitGt unb
0fpsSentrpb fein.
aaer Safer, @prr, Seu unb Gtrpb, fin telte in sscroe
oteler Nn5eige f~pntrattirt miro, 1T elmer hrennen Sninef@
ton unterpprfen un6 tprb, pea1 ui@t bpr .outer. oanoz
barer Qualitdt, 5~uriif9epieieii.
AblteferlnB ifs icfcrt mad Ibinlrs beS GDntroftes. rots
Sefion9en an Der @anlfen @iienbnbn Station, in Spcuft
Potnt, pber fer gpitpn gEerfte gu matrlt.
Ansebpte tperben fir has gaise Qrautum pber eiren
a9elt %6ellelren e1tgetlcmnien lnb miiiien auf Dem @pubert
mt Proposals tor furnishing Forage or Strawst,
tie eS ber- San ~erforSert, iiberlhrie6er iei,,.
Die nStF9en 9niruftirnet tperten benz erfoloreiden
Steter CUR Belt ber gnferti8uns ieines GOntraftes Sesebeu
tperben.
. Saa. gsroer.
0W1OD ~Iear4aHa "a &plOneI 1i1A 81 uort;o rrno ;aa.
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ere EtuPbtn ma6tfn Fs6St9 @efpngeus, n0bs
men etee 6s0esttats AaSatl BON 9fsrNea, u.
3erbranntea bte 8aeo9e Der Neteaern. g1ir
battsn 4TpOte unO IA 0ernunbsts,
seta6raae 1eiheS 2dmapfers Sara1 aebeues nnS
a@Na NeprefaItet.
Sin S~sr3an8enen Wl6ntag ftgte rtre Sue.
1iaaoanbe ben Dampfsr Safe City In Sranb.
50 eei9a6 btes bet @oncorOta, Nrt. ftuf3sbn
WsiLsn U6erkat6 Ter MInbun8 oss Wbttes
Htpsy. Da5 Saer3suS tpprSs SOultanOtS 3er'
tSst. Fsi9s49 sn3ajSs
gfs aaaRsn Sage sins bdS 9. ct. Deps>
IHsabuUt De Spto ua6 @cncprota, unp per-
bronnte speianbsier8tg 6auler. q
Die Burger RON GCncCrbto bebauptetfn, tie
rbGtten oGes eet6aa, INT BITE Gsrbrennun9 Der
QdFe gitp III 6tnbern, u.o eiaen Courier mad
ct. 5fltna eelanpt, I'm 8et1aHp 80 erbttS
ten, Ni6spe1urenieer, unO rod etc Der
Courier wieoer ~aurildBstebrt mar, Bate Der
DE Sutt bas @ert DER 3srfUruns p~Ollsnnet
unb BITE @tant In einsn Ml9tnbaufsn Dsre
wanbelt. 919
Der sr66te Gbst1 Der 0aRa9terbaea9e Der
sm7 Safe @ttp murpe 9e6pr9en.
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Office eeS NerprUDtanttrungS>
@pmmtfartat8.
baltimore. ben 9. Oe3ember 18I

a Wv ~ S0NNe we
. ahgebote, aber MIR bpn erfer Sanb,
~ er ben Bis Q autfag, ben 20. Defender,
Wittas 80 II nBrt eatsesensenOmHe fir bic eiefe'
RING bon
1000 GtHd g@fa&tp@fem ouf benz Sufe fir
has 8erprpbiantirunss= Departement. SieIelben
wiiien in Der Staats=8iebwaase 6ieFser Gtabt
in Abtbeiiunsen bon 1000 Gtud ale 10 Gage ee.
liefert tperben. sic miifien innerbalb ~ Tase11
mad i9rer aufunftouf Soften bes aeferanteu se-
W 81 tpcSen Derbeu nnR' niiHeu bur6l@nittli@ 1900
Ffuns i6per fem. a1e, pelbe tpeniger ais 1000
Pfunb tpieseu, Garren, Gtiere, Otinber, 8ibe unb
boruloles ~Jfinbcieb iperben 3uriidsepieien. Die
sti4sa 0te9ieruns beb6lt f1 bas 3le1t Dor, iebes StiId,
behen Iusiebel auf elm Niinimuul bes pbeniteben,
ZEN @epiGteS 16lieben ISst, einseIn 81 ipitsen.
ST has Sie6 rcllri8tig, 10 tragt bic 8esierunp
baS 2Saasegelb, ausereufons bat Der 9ieferant bas
fir Su sablen. ffg
9etes ansetpt rnub, I'm, in 8etro6tse,csea ST perbeu,
cine aaf eineui ieparatea 8oseu Yapier sei6riebeaie 8arss
itaft stpeier perantpprtliber unh in Baltimore Hobnenbet
Ferionen %ent6alten, lauenb tpie fcIst
We, of the county f., State OF
,o do hereby guarantee that --, is (or
they able to fulfil a contract in accordance with
rae terms of his (r their proposition, and should
his Tor their proposition be accepted, he Cor they
will at once enter into a contract in accordance
Herewith, and we are prepared to become his
securities, giving good and sufficient bonds for
it's fulfilment.
Die 8erautmcrtli9feit Der 8iirseu uus bur& zine ants
li9e 8eslaubisuns bes Glerfs Der naGten Dtftrifts.
Court pber beS Ser. ct. gttprneb's, neIbes benz Nroe,
bot beisei9lpien if, barSetPau iuerben.
Die 9~leserung bebGlt ftp bas 6ae3t Dor, ir9enb zines
oberaGe nniinis f8einense ansehcte suriid3umeifen.
.Gpri6tdse mIfietl beutliG iiberi8rieben iein ,,Propo-
sails for beef cattle" unb an 9ieut. Gel. E6puas 6.
gullibau, s. g, Baltimore. 0ab., abrelfrt Iein. @.au
elm Insebpt i'm Gauelt elmer Gtrnia sen,aGt tpirs, Is nliiI.
len lire samen nhb bic abreiie isrer 9pf=Offce senau
a~usese6en perben, bier ias 4uSebot ipirb niHt beriidi@-
|tist. 8ieter uriiien quite gereiie fRr i9re 9spaIitat an
bie gel. ct. NesiernnS beitringen.
Sa9lunsen perbeu in ipl9en Gpnbs seuiaGt, ais serabs
~pprrdtbis ftnb, unb pefu feline spr9anber, ipbalb aIs ipla
DE einlaufeu.
Seine GintGuie perben bon Geseifcnifen sewaGt.
slst9t II laa4's9 g. GbpmaSG. GuIttban.
+ 9iertt. -GpI. j. g. g., Ber. ct. arntee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-18
88srubarO gcrea, Yreueeu 81, nnSq y, wlf.

OFF'VVtV UVEVVI TFtWPFW wv HNE 10 WEtI~
Ter, @reuBen; 9. @tssatsl, Mattnstrn ;
NuHcIPb S6pa,b, 9ouoosr /; Carl G&uttt
unp 8am;lte, 0oDemin; 6. @robo5 uno So,
mills, Bohemia ; S. Oagtoefa ure 6autilte,
@o6ehia; s. Niatref nab 8rou, Bcbsnsta /;
Uen3d paIbst uno Gamilte. 8obsmia !; s..
pstSrtue,I WreuEsn; ., 8reride unb SAINT
liP MfetEen ]3gElyC2 IIa OIL G 3GA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-18

~S%&BEENEMISNSE1s
SEEM 46em6lD Moont8.
Trl. Ghrifttamn SGmt6t,

" ~%S SH%NtNSb%btk &~twbSSbNkR
@ioItnfpietertn, II GaBrs alt.
rirt tr 5Stite3 unb isgte5
GDncert
ant DoHnes flag, Den rs. De;ember 1859
Rsraaiiatten, NIB babel unteritaet tpsr0en ron
S6Fls s, Grr3, 6
ogs. s. Mo1r unb
6rn. $. SungntGet.
8t: 18tet9 eseu- g efelIf@aft bat tsre neltsptr.
tnHj iNr bisiea Absnb ebsnfaas ~sasea8t.
Prograurnl.
J. @t@ne'nnintett Sps 9eetbouea, ~YorSetrasea son
her Geetbunen- Geseu fcIoft.
q. Wtpltn- SID Mtr Sore bon 0fQbe, bctaetrdaen
ben 0briftiana &d5ntiSt.
:. SereneS g pom 81. SGa6ert ppr8styaacn bon gr6mI.
Z. &ors.
4. BtOEoueeIIp.S oIp - @c,ne In 5ndteIaub, sCt
Bee. e~0r8etroseu boa 9rm. 8 SmnsnifeC
Stglth "3plD Sana1ie SgtI. ur Xucretia Bor~
! $50 ga nan sGele;, 1Hr9etrs y, @brtff. Ghmiht
o. $tanp .Antntstt Mncante, NOnep nnD 6tpalt
oclI ~ajeethpeeE, borg. rom br SeetbpOers0es
ieItfb0ft.
@%ipftn. oIo = Dir be pirote 9arie ron 3. Neai,-
Er, poi9e.r. bsn @briftiana Gdmict.
Att pc gpnceEt BON &Oneone, rpr9etragen Bon
TrGnt 6, 2orS.
@tp Ttn-Oaett-H sc GarneonI be gentIe, Scene Bur
Ie2aue, Iir ;tpet @tOIinen o~rrauetrt bon IVariG
a# -ee Mila1clp 0prGetr. pOa Gbrifti0nQ &dtuatht
sunc Sru. 6. weabr.
Sicfets SO Cts, refernirte Sise 25 te. ertra.
Sidet5 fno in rem 9tuiit. Stores nnt am sbenb on b.r aafe
babsn. Neierpirte 9ls. iSnntn MIR III &c eGaffrep'g
usGttt-Store, sp. 205 SaIttnloreitr. gu bobn itn.
GbIrea often uul I lbr. - aniang 8 ubr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-18
aDFolberitase aus 0Safbtmeton.

s@Inseissn DON KSaShinstpu, DelMe Bis Eddbs
Uatttaea 4 MIR bel mnSerenl Agenten Srn. RtsnfeIH
80. 690 @.Sfr. abseSeben reetnen, 1neen nod
AufnGbme in Der nGcbffOigencet StItttner
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-18
Oerihtspelfalreu

Is ri mi IL aI9ert6t. 5n GaGeg
ron @liiab alias 8onep See, Der unter Nnfla>
&c Elebt, ben NrsOtaer q. .. Gillette bon gletp
Oort in einem bielf9en Stnpt6abnpa9sn be-
rpMsu 3u Dabfn, puroe Die Sadie al Die 8a[e
timure &ountY Court psrwielens Des 2ltae-
tlaatsn 8ater, @barles See, SAB 8urgl9aft
" gslaMufe pom $1,000, fir ifsin Grl6einsn prr
0eridt. le
t a8ataGt. ,rg f-~g a.,e1r rn@
8er. Sta lien Rrit 1t 6 op +.
gla6 Nufrufun8 Der 2iRe, FAM Die Sadse et
nss SeIpateil, @iamens MpDbY, Der ii. elnem
ytesimente Der r@ptumac 9omebrtgape" btent.
Isut 8erbanelun9. Sfiu 0ater bate finsu
6abeas Gorpus 8efebl auf @ruab Der Yttn-
besjabrtefeit lfines ISobnes erlan9t, tebterer
rurpe beSboIb oprsefabrt unc rad tur3em
0erpSr e~ntIaltn. So ea
City Gtrcuit purt.- Die Ser
banoling in SoGen rer 6omarb Bant unb
Goniorten seSen 81. 8tada ,putDe sef9lOGen
uno Die Saae aebt gum Spru&.
Gbrtftana S@mtbt, Die eGfid9ri
&c Giolinutrtnpfn Si6t teItt Dor ttrer on3us
tretsnpen &nnarsIle, i6r 5reites unp lfbtes
@pnerts Das Ealsnt Der i3l.inen LIT Gin.
nebsbaft sNeynss, alle Die: GeGnif, tpelGe lA
lUnlt g2irtuclen 0,r6 Sabre lanesllebuna ers
pcrbsn, bslist (e iebt l9cn i'm s~arte1sn Nlter,
uup, mas Die 5auptlaae 1T, Der Ausbrud, tas,
mir mDtBten fat laser unptatGrlihe, foR at,
auugapolle Gerltanbnte, reld,ss iA In tDrem
0prtragsn fanbgibt, laBt taum beareifen, wie
In eiuem ipiunGen SinDeSber,en Elm 10 retd,er
EsGab ppn pistlt1sr t~pobtbafter Niui1f etnee@
tebrt iein sfnue. Mu0tsr BON Sad swerpen
anberSem tcA iiGer bic ~ccrrecte Musfabruna
aller Der ban @crtro9 babenpe teGnilhe gers
tbeile pee 9tatfatp, glt7enca, pt33ifatu, ma,
tneatlth oss ipriaeencsn Bc9ene. 10 wie iiber
ote lauberen Dyunnilden Maauctrunoen ibre
Breupe baben. Dsm Wublttum empfeblsn mir
Den 8ela6 bieIes CONCERTS, tpslGes Spn Den
9ereorraeenol len 6raftsn (lpir nsnnen Sraut.
6. 2or3. 5r. Ma6r, ST. Sanenidct unb bte
Beethoven @ecteY) uaierltibt ptrO, auf's On
eeleaentltml1e. dfg
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Na6aaierliRe

pss 8rsmer S9ifss Nu9ule. Gapt. grtds.
so. Mplem4auer unb Gannilte, Saupber
s. mnb S. @ioQ, WreuBen So. Mcug, 8al.
ttmure; $. 8Saer uno Spbn, Baltimore
%. Albers, Stpenbnr9 s.. Gimann, 6anp:
per ; 81. @epenate3 unD ScAter, 6eIen s
GUInba unb Samilie, 2aubmann ; 6rau3 8la.
bame unb 5amiltt 8obemia ; Maria Mon.
ttab, Chicago; THOMAS Sira, unb JamiGe
Bohemia; S. &reja unb Gamtlie, BO9emia-
Strip E6lttns, Gtnetnnattj Spbann =. 9a8en
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Metbnoebfsaeiebsmfe I!

Der uatersstd6ete erlanbt f@ Eternit bos Serebrte Rubtt.
fun auf Tetu GoblaIicrtrtes Eager bon bubi1en unb paHsnben
Observation-Disclosures fur Rinber IN ieinem neueu Gtcre aMfs
urertium au maGea, ais; 0ptele, &ipberf&rtfeH,
Bflberba d CT Il. unh entp(ebIt 3uastd1 mieberbclt iene
sQetbbttitrttet nne oudbanOlun9 nit TEN geripreGen, trfsre
u f~Drtpakreub nap &r6ltgl Su p rScnitanbtsen Ino ale In cas
& Sad, hes Ba9sastsls i9lasenss Aaftraee prompt nnb .btats
- 9Tgf ~si,4 5pbn s. &itbtfeG6,
D.37 s 20 G-Str !, 8srare nsben 6:m alien stor
.gertanet I'm pcttl 2uB. BalbtnStUn, .. s.
gGs ttr 10. NIB q. Str, eth gutter Rod cher Robin, unb elm
tunstrMa ann ais @uFparter. @ater 2eDn un6 Bs6aHclun9e
merogn tpaefGeIt. Sur Sol9e, bic ibr 5a9 gut reLfebeu
rauHen i'd All nulten, WDD6 +
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foufp GOODS, 1emelerp

@'aa5 s5 &c. g
Die 1Interset6uete enpEeblt bsn pestfel 9nbIttunt ible 70
Pa e5sn sfhaltelet SSanrsn sur s~eiGltgen A6natme, Nls:
8dftfnuesrt HpinrSde, Rtasenl 6aneI4ubs SftttrI
Sdter, Strlmpfsi WGkers Eltnlminss; Oatrtnes
E~rmbdrber, StaitaaeeIn. Rtnee, ChaWls, Nabft6e
.z7 98aHnnnsne II, NJ. sa -nseag. ~
'~i MoSanls g en- lie 8artelGy
-sr5Fa 4ma ast- gde pen e. rno Z. StFabe, i'm g~seIbin8tcn
= Dal5.1m Ed. vm 9~aufbppie 8ocm NC. g..
@adgn fit WeibuatJtss OeI9snfe.
Esrn sssBrten Yablifum QDabiustpa's ms4e ih Die erseFs.
ne Ga3das, bas i'd IN nelnem .9@ f2 g T
Tane1s Mnb pieIWaaren>StOre,
SO. 500 Nsante Ctr, spilAeu QsnnE Qle.
unO . Ctr,
cine errge atnspagt BON g pte I'm aareu, Bauey. @pDbs
3uderwaorta &c. ~sOrratpts babe, bic i'd sa rndbtsen Yrsifer
1e;1S.m s. etes ert.
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0erIanatt

sue A,bener. fir 9oien. gseteu unt Rsde ansufcrttsen
Bel Smitb, Bro. & Go.
&op27- o. 40 V. BaIttmprenr.
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Nn bic Sdneiper.
VIII ~ ptM ttgIeh EI1Se
go. 40 Bsa ga1timOreRra6e,
ne Sar fte befea uub ~tigisfen Rteicer taufen i6nnt,
gtoO27-

s- &ofnut mad Wormpr san @lothtno 16prs.
nnh fault Sure GIeiber, mo Sbc bic 9rS6te Muspei RON Ser.
rent un6 Rnatentleiber fintef. @
ROS27- M. 40 VI gaIttmartRr.-
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Scmrlt uns 'ett unh mir pe,ben @u& gut bebteueu In
Gmitb, Bro. S @p's &lelber- M1a9aStn,
GcoZ7- Np.4 0. 28. Bolttmo renr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-18

Berianst = Setermann gu wiHeu, tas fas bette unb Bill
lt8he SleicermasaSim In Der Stabt lit In.
Hoo%1- M 40 VI. 8Glttmpretr.
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y" H1IV ~LNIIuEVt az
ee GIelber brauben, faeen mir a6tuna8ool, has infer g,or.
rnat9 pGn SlsiOern iftr beb'utenb 1T uno itnfers Slei6ef btGiaer
hnS; es cue trreenc eulsS anberen 9aaieS tn Der Start.
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taken the matter in hand and have
" declared martial law in every grog
"shop, in the county. Your punish
/" ment is one which I would under no
circumstance infict upon a soldier,
but one which ] think is peculiarly
adapted to your cause. Although
g your crime is virtually murder, | will
"spare your life but not your back.
Your punishment as first announced
"was 80 lashes upon your back, | will
"remit 29Iof them, but give you notice
"that a second offense will be visited
"with a much heavier punishment.
I" I leave you in Your disgrace" The
prisoner while listening to the ColonePs
remarks, seemed perfectly Indifferent,
occasionally casting a glance along the
files of soldiers which encircled him on
all sides. At the close of the Colonel's
remarks, two soldiers which had been
previously detailed for that purpose,
stepped forward, and by turns carried
ont the sentence. He was then drum
med out of camp. The bands playing
the rogues march. Liquor sellers have
been exceedingly scarce hereabouts
since this transaction.
I understand that Brigade to be
composed of the Wisconsin 18th and
18th which are encamped at Fit Scott.
The Kansas 18th, Col. Jennison, and per-
haps the Kansas 5th are under march
ing orders for New Mexico. Whether
this is another paper expedition or not,
time will show. ~ aaf sTal
The winter, which has been severe
one for this region, has at last relin-
pushed its hold upon us, and we are
having weather that does not make
fire and Government overcoats an alb
solute necessity. The grass is starting
finely, and a continuance of this wealth
err for short time will be of great ben
eft to the army, on account of forage.
We are daily expecting orders to
move, where to, is with us matter of
mere speculation. Hoping to have
something of more interest to write the
next time / send communication,
will bring this to close.
The Republican comes to me regu.
larly and is read with interest.
Yours truly, X.
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THE SECOND DAYS FIGHT.
PITTsBTRG, April Z, l8t

PITTSBTRG, April Z, 1862
During all the horrors of last night
the steamers lying at this point, which
were not too heavily laden with stores
or too much filled with the wounded,
were engaged in ferrying the troops
belonging to Nelson's division from the
opposite shore. Every load was
greeted with cheers from those on
shore, and returned Justify by those
who had so opportunely- arrived to take
part in the battle of to-day. AS the
boats reached the shore the troops i'm
mediately left, and, without music took
their way to the advance on the left
wing of our forces. They had re-
ceived marching orders at late hour
in the afternoon, and had come on a
"double quick" from Savannah. They
gave, however, but little evidence of
exhaustion, and evinced a stolid de-
termination that they had not come for
child's recreation.
:. Within half an hour from the first fir
ing of the morning, the contest had
again spread in either direction, and
both the main centre and the left wing
were actively engaged. The rebels
were, however, not SO anxious to tight
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A Successful Reconnoiiance from Fits
burg Landing..-Our Troops Destroy two
Railroad Bridges.

A Successful Reconnoiiance from Fits
burg Landing..-Our Troops Destroy two
Railroad Bridges.
5 PIrrsBURG LANDING, Tenn, April IA.
A force of 1000 on FIVE transports
left the Landing on Saturday night,
accompanied by the gunboats Tyler
and Lexington, proceeded mp the Ten
nessee river to point near Eastport,
Miss, landed and proceeded inland TO
Bear Creek bridge, and destroyed the
two bridges on the Mobile g. Ohio
Railroad, one measuring one hundred
and twenty-one feet, and the other two
hundred and ten feet in length.
A cavalry force of one hundred and
fifty men was found there, who after
four killed, skedaddled in the most APP
proved Southern style. The expedi-
ton returned on Sunday night without
having lost man. This was one of
the most successful operations of its
kind during the war, completely cut.
ting off communications Of the main
rebel body at Corinth, with Alabama
and the rest of the Confederacy, ex-
cept New Orleans. ~ ia
A flag of truce arrived at our out
posts Yesterday with Gov. Johnson's
SON, of Kentucky, asking the fate of
his father.
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Rev. A. ]. Eldred, chaplain of the
Michigan 18th, has written letter to
his wife, regiding in Niles, from which
we make the following extracts:
CAMP PrrrsBuRcH, April sth, 1862
DEAR WIFE We are engaged in
q serious service to our brother soldiers.
The dead and wounded lie on every
hand. - eA lst % sitns'"
The great battle commenced early on
Sunday morning. The first attack was
on our regiment; the men fell all around;
we were driven from orr camp with the
loss Of everything. Nothing was saved
but the clothes we had on. The rebels
drove their hosts through the entire en-.
campment of our grand army. The
battle went against us until the close of
the Sabbath, when Gen. Buell's army
came in sight. Without this, all would
surely have been lost. go =
Early Monday morning the engage
ment was renewed, and the carnage was
dreadful. About three o'clock the enc
my gave way at every point and were
driven beyond the entire field of ourIen-
campment / was in the hottest of the
battle on Sabbath, urging our men to
stand firm under the murderous fire of
the foe. .-. s.s4.3 4a0 ~.
Our regiment has crowned itself with
glory, as our heavy loss will show.
The list of the killed and wounded
soon and prisoners / will send as
as ascertained. Stephen Eldred,
II. Putnam, Linford Cory, and all the
Niles boys, / believe, are safe. All the
staff are with us except the surgeons !;
the latter were taken prisoners. John
son, Bradley, Howe and Binns, amongst
the commissioned officers are wounded
NOT seriously. -
Lieut's Graham and Flanagan are mis-
sing and probably prisoners. This is
our loss among the commissioned Off
GERS, the loss in the rank, will give next
time. ,..... ...,..--- .,......,
Myself and horse escaped uninjured,
and when l tell you all about my escape,
you will unite with me in devout thanks
given 10 God. ~ a
Bro. Barns the Local Preacher is very
badly wounded. Bro. Toksbury is now
dying from terrible wound.
Our advance had another brush with
the rebel army yesterday, and the news
n cheering; the Federal forces are still
progressing on the foe, the battle is not
finished and will not be until Corinth
is taken.
When the enemy rotreated, they
were in such haste that they left our
tents standing. All they left me was
two books, calico night dress, my
unwashed shirt and. drawers and few
towels. I am keeping teut with small
stock you see, but others are worse
off. The Michigan 18th is near by
without tents to protect them from the
drenching rains which fall here quite
frequent They took all from our mess
chest so that We must start anew.
Tell our friends insNiles that Lieut.
Col Graves and Major Kimmel acted
like heroes on the battle field.
Many of our officers showed great
galantry, and some are hardly entitled
to such praise; but perhaps am no
judge. Our Adjutant, Charles Bissell,
showed the hero on the field. 81.
: i learn that Lieut.. Collins is wounded.
- A. j. ELDRED.