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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-16
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BY the Way Have You Heard
aas 4 q 10 Che News 7 n smasa og II
III As reoeised bis new spsEf fstock, large weu.ses
III lected and OF the best auality. r0e 8sr7sa
Mrs. A. oailoaIand aoI one dgnoIs worth Of
j. A. MINIOK. msni1 8f

Mrs. A. calledland sot one deneris worth OF "a
q NINE -otNp SOC Ar, AT sAiIEIsKls, -
The incest kind. -of.,. 80 ir,it-i -s--,i t
Mrs. y. got one d1ars worth Of the nieest kln,I A
TEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINICK's, %, Aa
Mrs O. got one dollars worth Of the choicest qiial.
ny OF ..Ir au
ELEVEN CENT SUGAR, yAr MfNIcRs. 9s
Mr.. b. says that fie Rot the best quality OF green 7
RIO ooFFEE AT ]. A. MIHIoKs,
That he ever drank aud Mrs B. says She cot the fin
bi GREEN TEA AT ia. 1IINICk's.n7i
While every body eals gets some Of that excellent
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT,J.yAo MINIcK. -fa
Mr.. NJ. SAYS he purchased a half barrel OF cf
.EAd WHITE FISH AT J. J.iA'lMISIcK's1k
Decidedly the besthe ever used while tho supply Of
a. No,l MAcKEREL, AT ia, MlEIcK's,
Both iSr s5e and quality cannot be sKessd in this Or
Ae inytes all % call at his establishment and in.
pect his stock OF ~ .T
CHOICE nRIED FRUIT, ,.....t.... d.. -l
C0FFEES AND TEAS,
faA SUGAR OF ADJ KINDS, /"
And the largest and best variety of Groceries 10 be
IN the city. HIS large establishmentls on this 81 "a
Corner of Market and jefferson sts. 1i
InNuxtlr, u.s ..ssas .-r. z.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-31

nt9fenS feds 6uB laaBen SAtotfttnte aus
Den 3eiten oe8 valten Grib" bepafnst, UNI
maAte oar fetn 6s9l %Dataus, oa6 CT ben Oe.
neral 3u erldieBen beabiNtt9;t. Der sit,
Satn bate isincliste PIage, uaiere 2sute al.
3ubdltsm, oaB tie oen 8urIden uidat a~uf0iaaen
0aS trug li6 bsrsits i'm per9ongenea SON
nlsr, i'm Mcnat Suit, gu. pber autb tfbt nod
f1at un6 bic uno pa elmer BON bteler Sort
Wegela9erer IN Die 6anpe. Mit Der unIau(
iot9lten Misae BON Der Welt lRhsa he uaS qe
tpobnlttD tpetB 3ui maGgu, 0uB fe AMI per
SaBo be9riftn leten; absr mir Eenne1 Otei
Snrl4s ~ genag NIB lie mIlen gepG6nlid
Dor oen Wfneral marl0tren, melder ibnsn eir
ne0r belDrdnftes SagOrepier anipett.
Cine Scouting -DartY" unter gieut. Dat.
teri un pom 1. Wdrplanb @aSoae,te 9feai.
n,ellt IpurOe DOT eint8fn &agsti. In per NaG;
BON Mdnafas. bon elmer Etarfen fetapltWf1
GaDauerte=Grnpps ilberfalen unD nad eiaGnI
fur;tn SGarmibsl Suriif9etyteben, Bis sine
eerspagnie pom 6, Sbtp @nSa(iefie 9!e9tlaenI
3ar unterlfiibun9 fam uno biz Nebttlra yvn
3ieaem an8egrtfeh purben, 8ir 9atten II,
oielem Sharmabfl mebrere Gerpuneete uub
9teut. 9atterlpn unO 4ieut. Doritp pum /.
Marplanp Gap, Ne9t. nebf Z Qeutsu 1ielen
benz Setnte ais @sfangene in pie 5dnbe.
4 @etern, Sunntag, ben 90, beerpigten ipir
@eprge StartfY BON @~ompagnie u, |. Mar9l.
Ne9t. GrcB bes ltartsn Nesens I9loNen FA
lsbr Stele Soloatea benz 3use an, ipal92 Der
9stds mad Dem Str2bofe fOlete. Sen. Sta.
bel uno msbrere Sff3iere warsa 3reegen u,1b
nadoem Serr Srifmann, Der Gaplan pifles
Ns9tmenfs, etne far3e, ater lebr lh5ne Qet=
Genreoe 8ebaIten, tpurpe eins G9renIaiYe a6er
BEN Grade absefeuert. Starffg ,tpar, Gin
up9lbabenpsr Niann aus Baltimore, wa,ugpe.
BEL eIren Wusfu9e unlerer @avaQerie ud6
aborcusgfare Sap, bon elmer feinDti6en &u
GEL e~sfyofsn anp tarb Gage parauf an Gee
egDaItenen Wunoe,
Da8 aagemeiae 3a8es9epra8 II ieyi DO
lino mana tpir Winterquartigsa bFsie6sn
uno pa entlGeioet fiA natiglic6 Die
Wlebr;abl Der MarYlanbfr fir Camp @ayrol
bet Baltimore, aber eini9e unlerer iianoa-
reR 9elpen, Die BET tr9eub elmer UOer Der an.
oeren la5nsn Se;slioniRin in Win6elsr ODER
sulpeppfr iebr ltarfe .unions, @efa9le = gr~
baben. tpiifpeR bise ~kbteenanntea 0ldBs|
'OrjisNs.h al,H 'penu iWtF fFa Die @uolihen
psrtret5en miiBten. 81.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-31

lpielt, t6r, bic t6r bas Sab BEG 0SlferIaid.
lalS auf9nlten, pper pom Mor9snlt6t, bem 81
eut8s9en rout, ab unO Der 6~cfnunaalo1en
Nadt snipeaoen tuollt =? Gbpsen, Dl5o(Tnniae,
tbF ttn3t anf eitem 0ultane, unb benefit
tsld3t IN etiren SerbreGeytIden Gpnlpiraticnen
tpse t9r Iel0lt Oen Grater Sfaet, aeGen 3lam.
rnsn nab Qasa llrGme sudds perIAIingsn miiI.
Ien 6abrt ipie tia9sr fort, eurs Ntbe aus
Sutperfe lr, Ger 9efinoen 8ernuaft, 3seGt, CIR,
uno Qnmanitat ms 0:fht 81 lbtaacn, unit
g fann le'dt %fOuimea, Dap i1r, itatt am 4
War3 1868 TT 0srltGyfter 3aNl In Dsn Gcn
greg gu 3ieben. friber nod por Den Shranfe,,
pe8 8Frt6ts febt, nm, be6 6odperratbes all,
8eFta8t einen' NIT Ns6t ersitrnten &olfs Nept
81 Etepen, nno DEM beleioi0teu Gjeleee afs
SiIbnppfer 3u fallen. -
JnspiIden 8eRsn Gle @rst8utGe ibrs melt.
8efhiGtlide Babn, Earntren fIA cempfratiIht
Infi9rer, wte Die Wldltfe, @,arret, Dasia
ertttsues0, 8atlalotebaui, ,glirrt Die Mrinee
9egsn prOIfIaseret=O ener1le, Die aus elnea,
5Sric8 fir bic DSG4em Wrinstpien Der Treibe;t
cIa JnItgunent ibrer Nmbittpn, ibres Din
FfeIs, tbrer Nanfe made1 poIlea, unb NIT Dem
Glute BON 6unperttauIenpea ebenfo Ipielen,
tpte NIT BEN SGwetbe pes 9anSes. WcOo,
tueu bari itA Bet ietnem nit &e9t 9esen iba
erbttterten Nrmesccrps nt9t ;eiaen ; Der ebenlo
anF9sblafet,e ais unti9ttse 8ael, ber ntdt
tretB, rob Der Nor6en ODER @alben I'M Nedt
1T, naB fetnen 6slOberrnltab Dem tuadern
NoIentrnn3 ~lber9ebsn; Nic@leuan erbalt 8e.
febl. cut ietne 9sbpften 0%interquariiere gu
per5tftm nnp sorparts ;n marIGtren; Der
DO1eer3t9e @eaeraI St9sl, ben Der 8errat6er
Saaanpigbam etrea u8eteltns", einen BEN
3adt1aaft ~entlaufenen 6allunfen", etnen
poc9perrG!beg" gu uertnea bic eiGerne Gttrn
bat, erbaIt, trcb aler Tim seipisltsn 3abalen,
Ne9tmenter CUR gertdrfuna, uno miro
tth balO neue Qorbeeren ertperben.
0abrt erbett @fA Der @elfSaei}s aeaen nie
oerru@ten Dlane unlerer mppernen Icriss
0srItiebrt itn bic .3abI Der &rieasoemufratea
pen Sag gu Sag, III Die 8eeierune fsf ents
cte Nsbelltcn NIT aler Gner9ie, nit
allen tbr 8a @ebpte ltebenbsn Mttteln niepsr= |
juluerfen. Otele 8batla9en 3eiaen btnlaua.
ltH, cap Ole YrcItlasereipempfraten, trpb il.
Soreili8en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be-
teits gelalasen iiab; bteie SbatlaGen ent6iueu
tpas i'm ssapsn 5intergrunoe Der Belt
tblnrnmers. fats bic oemptratiIAe reaftionare
DaFtsl niat Dalo 3ur 81 tnnuna tSSm,nt, uno
lre lddupliden Dlane Gber 8urO be5 ls4en
tpisft, bas iie 8pii9en talippen trdst,
g ltranOen muB, let's spr, iet'e nah reIn
!. WARS 1868, FITS NIT ODER obne parlamea+
Majorttat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-31
GnrppGifbs sfdarieoteu.

9citbruun. Dem .. .. 1breibt man !:
Der le~eiionttif6e @eneral aonqRyeet III
~Nuroamertta (psiAsr liG am Nbsnp p0r Der
SAloHt am Saa Stun init Sadlon oereiaiete
nnp 70 Ss6en 5teg uttt ert1mpfen balf) lit
Elm BruperSiobn Oes 8amutu0 eapsenFraD
Don bier. aA@ 81.
Stalieu. laurtn, II. 0ft. glan &C.
pauptet bier oielfaG, @ari6aIoi babe auf bie
tbm gslfern pfTSielI 9eraaAte Nn5etoe vou Der
Isaneftie nit elmer Nrt bon protglaiicn ocs
anttportet. Nie Id inoeB ans gutter Apgae
esfa1re, Fat Der @sneral audb 4sI sisIes @Sele4
5enbeit pus faa sssaatHae@ tss3tt. spelfAp !
er bs3nsIi9 'esr asgitrarfss JUS JUS orr N2a1, Re.
Ss!n bsobaGtst. aiGt a~s6rcssah 5eine Nit.
9sfat'9er'ea bars,:: 8eitssi', bic atf Niso ri. Der
rtqE BON @sribalN iMt9en wpllie, Oas Sort
1srlaiien. Weaatst Dat Elm 6ptel iu Spfa,ie
ee3o9en, pc. Sc Ieiusn @ater erparket. caSo0
ldetnt IS Pr ben Nngentli6 tanas. ugqfid,,
Den Sgseswnnoeten bortbin au brtueefe. illpsm
teek Sspeeuas inn Die anla9h@Rfa ,tpr,
sen psraria4!. Gr letpst &kss|- ,,ut o"sprz
prbentlih, ipsuil alGqs pie " gSat 1870 q,
Ger enolidea Setsup- .tr5te MOE msgs y" ~
Der pou bee 81 = 6retfelE' DN BY
tGrzMersr ~,.taeltte au5genontn1enen Nal''
D. ,oaen beldnft ih auf stra bunps't.,-
I'm slaubt inosB nidt. oab man ssgfn O'tsr
bic pclle Strenee Der &rtegegsleBs tptE0 90
palten lalem. - Die prsle auBsrt l'h Dis
Der pegbaltuibmaBse weais iibfr nas Nn1islt's
Deeret, umo Der 8ertdt Nata5si'S TT s'a SET
Den, bag Die SHsntlide Meinnn9 nit psr Gof'
Der Nmneaie nett weaiDsr etnssrlt""
OILS nit oes @mtnetls lslblt. ,''''sn
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...ersfsnslcbe OSaebrtd,tem

Wafbitatua. Sin Sffi5iant, 9tamen8
Batter, Ger lid al8 eiten @biefpetertip poFs
Fffeate lief geItern ben S~erau89eber pes Wqt
ibington Republican a~rrstiren Ano aadl leis
ner office brinsen, aus benz @rnnee, lpelt
oieler in leinex Gbitprialipalten entfernte
MnI pielnn5en auI bic uuloYalen G~eilnnun9en
zines Gterf5 I'm Stie0sbepartemeat 9einadt
Bate, gefiibt auf eiren artifel, Der I'M Was
Ibinatcn Spnutag8btatt erlGieuen mar. Der
Oerausaeber mrroe,a aadpeln 8afer Ibnl
mitactbeilt Bate, baB !3eitut98lerals8eber
|(id orrauIeben bitten, meyn tic Mot Se'
|farntldaft nit benz alten Capitol MAIDEN
msnten, tpieber ~entlaleu. .sDean lit au8enle'r
laieuslid aufsebra@t it6er tte 5dde UNI
betradtet ie als clue 9reBe unperld1amt'
belt. . + a.3
0rufefInr Maurg befinbet Ii9 IL bet
I8ermnb0s. Nem@Oprf, 80. SttHF
Wa6rt6ten BON ben Bermuoas beI19en, BAL
Der GebeLen Dampfer Seralo nort sr'
Gborlelfcn anselangs iei nit 600 Salel
8aun1pOlle unp pen BroieNpr Maaltrp al
Baiiasier.
Gen. Msar gEeber erbott lidl bon ieile'
lin Ser 5dladt Bel Sharpsburs erlolterel
ldweren @unoe nur lansiaaf Die Aer3t!
bofen, baB er tinnen 6ntaem T. ipeI
beraefteat fem mirb, nm mad, AepeDprf Sc
bradt ,peroeu 3u fDnaeu, fpiepohl lsiae pca
fanDiss @eneluns nod ssraunse i3e!t T.
Mnlpru9 nebmen mitb. Der 1ebrau4 le!
mes redten armes mirr fHr a(e 3ufunl
leieer Elm febr beidrdlftsr leiu, Die Gr9ol
tung beRelben unO bic yermsiOmg ellts
Nmputation 1T BET Der @rSBe na0 @efdbr
lidteit Der @unbe Ques, mas erpartet lper
lben fpnnte.
Gtaatswablem am 4. 0teucmbsr. Sol
eenbe 9 Staaten merben am 4. Nopembe
tire jabrli9en Dablen abbalten: NeG
Oprf, 0epeSeriep, Maha9ulettgt Wtld'
gan, SlinDis, @tsccaiin, Mificurf, Winne
lpta unb Delapare. 2
Ser prabtige 9ampier 8anoerhilt I
iebt In stn berrliGes &riesSl9if %oerpanoeI
porben. Sc intro ieBt Gag ,tnp gia6t q
benz Dantpfer 8earteitet, am i'm ieeferttg
On [fXn n $50 rX.AnnG
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-31
Wnn Der gsntnulaesarmep

Qarpers 5errp, %. Sttbr. Die
8ebelenpidet8 'lalfen fd pis6er IN eruBer
Starte DOR mai erer Trpnt leben.. Bon osn
8Oltpar, pS4en aus felt man 8ebetteu sses
Tein0eS uno 2 @siAibe, bic serate ttefeite,
Don @bavleItpipn pOlfirt iin6. Man sipetfelt
bter ni9t, oaB Die 9tsbe(saarrnse i'm Midsuee
~besrIfsn 1T.
9ppettSSttte, Sa., %. DIT. @ea.
plcaIautcn, Der NIT lstner GaSauerie In Der
5rOate ii, ldGt mslpsu. ZAP DIE @esenb Bic
9~ass6ur9 Don Nebelen fret 1T. 3u Wercipal
@ornsra, balbwe9 3spti1en 3eesbnrg II. Gntf<'
fer'S Sap, itebt cine aeine 3ebeleaabtbetlung +,
Die Wege ltno In satem s3utambe unb*gnes
tf eanitis fur mitttGrtl@e Operatipnem.
9Gtpers 6erFNs 20. Sft. Dill. Be,
~ipesuneen bes Getnpes jnp rGtbIel0aft, uap bic
besIallfgsn SsrtGte einanosr ipioerGpredenp.
Gin larbtser SfftciersburlGe Der @sbelsn,
belertirte esltern su uu8 bsrIber nnb laste
uns, Dap 6tl'S unp Sadipn'6 gan3e Strett~
ma1t bon 8anfer 9l4 ma0 gDartsRswn 9es
ridt rGrea. 3wet Nesimeutsr bon Stuart's
Gapauerte ltsbsn b~teieit @barlefcpn, Der ane
Dere &9ell pes Corps isuletts bis auf 8 @eiIen
Gntferill9. aa @ 8 1897
llnIsre 8orpplea bel 9aatcwn tSnasn tent~
li9 TIRE Grpmmslr pernekaaea. Oelerteire
tpmmen ta8liG.
gseneFe5 ppn Der Trpnt,
@a(btngtpm, 80. oft. Nles ipar
gefern NaGmIttaS rnbi9 III Sront bon @sn@
treutue. ualere Gapauestspatrcataen purd3=
freiften bic @ssenD, tim Wfanaias Sar|ttlOn
uno @atnesSile, unb Bon @bantilY bis 9ssei'
2tpte. --4t ~
Der 8oytrab sca SbetRlientenant Rarsso
Gdodtsrte (9apayos 8risaDe) trtsb 5psi
1Wfs7ler BON upperptQe Die 8fbeleupospVlten
susiGld. @se erfabren bnrA 9eute Den aGbarz
ldaft, Dap Der srS6te Gbstl BON @tt. NSa!
terS Streitfrafte pom upperpiae~ 5uritdSe3cSsn
III, unb lA leDtsliG NOD etpa 1000 eapaas@
riten bort belanOslt. 9lS Die Snfanterte oCn
OOrt ab3cs, bieb eS, ibre @sfiinmurs let
lGnider8pius.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-31
(3ay cen Baltimore SRsdtr.")
gsGs lit lest Elm bemCfr tifAet
3Gblffee tpertb?
(ShIus.)

Jeseg gerla@, Die @tlaperei !pttDer in pte
gerritGrtsu einSufuprsn, bus Contributions
eelaB auf3ubeben, Die Gm~aneipatiUns 8rpfla-
nation Dee YrdfCentsn gu parulYfirea, maBts
in uup au6ertaIb bss GUnsrefss pellttIAe
StRyms bsroufbeldtpDrea, Stirme, tpte ls tn
Ger eltea @slt inter mtnber ldwieriasn Son,
FelattOnen lHun ba warsn, unb In Der uenen
rlAt upsbleiben tGnnten.
9abt tbr, trtnmpaireabs Demutraten, fGpn
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@. q, s urtis,
0sneralinaier

.E-#HErL r.E#a. "a
~eoaisbiQe, 30, SIT. Oeneeat GusQ Fat
etis Ornre e%rlalsn, Des SnbaItS, paB ale ge>
Fa1aen genoinmene 8ebeIearecruteu alsReieaa=
eeTan8eue nab Gidsbnes %ssianpt. une bort
bis gu ibrer @aspltrung posr Auslpebstung
OeFtleibsn lcllen, p tpie, Dap ale Derlpnen,
lpfI4e IN ben hgen brst Monattm Der Nsso
Luton SC.Iau6 geMteiltet babsn, uidt lRieper
nnb &eartGs suriidfebrea olrfsa. Gjsneral
SSals 1T 'nts Boayiegnpg pteier Ssbte beaul,
ttagt.
Vsi'. Nolentrar's uucbe GelterH grgso' .,ot
SV0i Nor9aa'S Streitmacbt Ge9> 9s.'t"x.
aees GlFtOn mao @alattn perGa@ ., h,ss" ,'nS
aaoe Cumberland marietta @' ""
80. 3tetsasn 9aaete'a = su(i6 6opt, ,Rtnoe
pon eineOln 9oaatA o. ii gS9ns, aaa, iunas
8ualAsn, nsbR AZ :, ..pern llnionsIelten,
Die pana9is:s- In per 9ealbStue 0Oltutlds
sr3aSltN, nap re burdb pie 9tebelen aller tGrer
na@ Seia bsliimmten BrieflNalten beraub!
fppyDen lein,
5ortipn.0renp tummen franfe uno psrvlnz
osts 8sr, st. S0lpaten Dter an.
0anisDile, 80. Ottobsr. 0eneral So
~IenfraaS nap Stab lfnO Dier ansstommss,,
uup erItsrev Gbsrntn,nt 0ensral 8uetl8 De-
partemeat. Dieter miro liA mao QnnappliS,
Wp, ts9sbeu.
AaA Wenerot Daniels 1T aaf Dem Wsee
3u lsinem Commando. bter aaSegOmmen.
, Wis DaDana. Das Dampf6upt Santios
40 III am Is. in 5avana an9elan8t.
D!f Ganonsn6oote Sancna nno Iia9a lnt
a69eleBtit u,t 3u freu3en.
.Na6ri6ten Don geneSusta Dts gum 6, bic
Ies Monats beiaSen. 6nB Die 8seOlutiCn nod
f%ortpauere uno pab.ale SGfsE nuf 6 Sage se-
l9(Vien leiea.
Gapt Moam bonn Dampisr eagle CAB ar
8orb FINES SdtfeS etn @lCntasSmabl, wpbe
llkions9einnungen I'm rUlllten Maabe ausge'
: fptoGen uap estpiOert truroen.
: Der @elunoSBeits,ultanO tn 6aYana II Be
: frteptaeae. 90
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NIT $50 M bonn @errea'1 6en q 9 Sn4enteur
Ne8t, Dampfer O@lanter" NIT 800 81 bonn
81 81 ,.S 9 qoIAkAuAo.

NIT $50 W bonn Serrel'1Gen q 9 Sndenteus
ge8ty Dampfer O@lauter" NIT 800 81 BON
As. q q uno 2 5slb6ntterien.
SbgletA Der 9aupt3wed Der Grpsbiti5n nint
etretAF tptrOe, 70 fno bCA bic purd bielelbe,
erreiNten 8crtbsile nidt unbeOeuten6. Wlr
taben etlte SCCGfdnbt9s 9tecOgnOScirnne bes
porper 9dn5lt9 unbefannten 8rpao Miper nnO
letner 0fbenflitie aufgenOmnaen unb bic @e,
9ei1p 9enat tennen geletnt. pas fir 3nflinftfae
lnterne9wun9en BON 0ruBerm @ertbe III.
unier SsrtQf tete6t In Is Gp6ten, t06
SfrIpnnpeten unb 2 GermtBten.
lteberreidbnmg bes G6~rcnlduertrs nh
Treunmt. Dae pvaGotsOle @Grenl@pert fGr
pas SAicn9o 10 peIentli6 6etgelteuert Bat, miro
Dem eelsr 0faOfnbsr beute (31. Dit at Ct.
Gonis FeiertiG ii6srreiWt werben, s%sSI{uots
tpirH bei oteEer~ GeleSenbeit bug9 5rn. @aIpar
Sub uRo SprG S6ett Dedsr {fa(6 tebteger
ntd>t botber tn'S Belb gu rifen Got.) repra1ens
tIrt lsia. usbEisens Glb n1e Mtt9lieOer BON
JreinOnt.Somi ber5lid 3a Der Setter einee~
laoen. 1s7rs ssa sac sa9 .arl.
@6iIabrIpbia, 90. SIT. Die Datnpgsr
nplanet" ltnO pSppbian, Don Newsg )Orf nod
ZSalbth0tcn, 9iE9en 8eltern NIT So NpntDa=
oOoFeit an gpro fit bic Neaierun1 bier pUr~
Del. 5elseS Danteu 1T 81 JnB Iana, 81 SUB
brett uaD % SUP TIFF Ct a ss5
Itt SGtai5 Der Wphe sperDegt al GsetOs gJorf
"o1 et,tlaa! |o0tet berett IaIn unD BaiGisaatcn
3ettta nddsite g8o9e erret9en, INN in%8affammt
CUR usterbrlfnag Des 9otpgac auf Dyet sgr~
l9tsoe''fa Vnnften 9sbranat su tperpen.
9arrisbnrg, %. Sft. Mso. 6. o.. SAB
Oslfe11 nur@ @entrnI 0ppt bsfplteue Nrrsti,
rita8 iDiral J m~eIpsteu, 0atte Sin Ser
spt III Galttnpre pcy Dem ~gersanuten Sff3ter
uito lpiirpe s%ntlaien. Sg febrte oeiern Nbenb
lsdN 9ate 3urid. Die tmjtGaCe bteler
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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-08

FATAL AFFRAY.-The Carson City Age,
of Saturday last, gives The particulars of
an affray that occurred near Fort Churchill
on Thursday last. 1t says:
Thursday afternoon a party Of gentlemen
from Carson, composed of Gov. Nye, David
Carlyle, DR.. Furley, J. J. Musser, Warren
Wassen and Thos. Bedford, were travelling to
the Fort, they met deserter by the name Of
Terry keenan,, armed wsth his carbine. An at
tempt was made to arrest him; the Surgeon Of
the Fort, DR.. Furley, advancing and asking to
see Keenan's carbine. he was told to stand
back by the soldier; that he could see it only
through the muzzle. Pistols we're drawn by
several of the party, and almost simultaneously
shots exchanged between the soldier and the
Doctor. Keenan's shot missed the Doctor but
took effect on Mr.. Carlyle, the ball striking him
in the groin and lodging near the spine, infct-
ing probably mortal wound. The pistol shot
struck keenan, IN the forehead killing him in
stantly. The affray occurred about ten miles
this side of the Fort, to which place Mr.. Car
lyle was taken, and where he now lies under
the care of DR.. Tjader. Yesterday morning at
the time our informant left the ball had not
been extracted, and despite the best efforts Of
his physician, the patient was suffering excru-
tiating agony. But little hope was entained of
his recovery, though the exact character Of the
wound has not been determined.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-08
AZ TEhEGRAPH.
TO TEE DENIOCRAT.
frrom the Sacramento BEE of this EVENING"

SAN FRANCISCO, May Sth.-Z q. Morton, an
employee in the Mint, had dlthcuity on
Front street. last evening, between SIN aud
seven o'clock, with e. l.. Britain, book
keeper of Flanagan, coal dealer. Brit
tain shot Morton in the abdomen. The
wounded man was taken 10 The Govern
ment house, where be died, at twenty min
utes past twelve o'clock this morning. lie
leaves a wife aud two children. BrilIian
is under arrest. The dispute was in reier'
auce to the rebellion.
The Mail steamer Sonora, the first oi The
new weekly line, which leaves on the lst,
Slh, 10th, and oath of each month sailed to-
day With s4OO 900 in treasure.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-08

THE PROPHET RUSSELL SNUBBED.-The
Washington correspondent Of the Bulletin,
in his letter of April 10th. relates the man
ner in which our own" Russell was most
beautifully and pointedly snubbed by Sec
retary Stanton. 1t seems that Mcclellan
had invited Russell and a number of Brit
sb officers to accompany the Federal army
to Yorktown, and had furnished them with
accommodations on board transport,
which was to take them to Fortress Mon.
roe. Secretary Stanton, learning this fact,
issued two orders through Quartermaster
General Meiggs-the frst, prohibiting the
transportation Of any person, not iu the
employ of the Government, on board any
transport for Fortress Monroe, except by
special order of the War Department; and
another, excepting by name from the Oper-
alton of the former order all the English
gentlemen invited by Mcclellan, except the
London Times correspondent. Russell,
who had already eHseonced bimself on the
vessel, with his travelling carriage, etc.
was thus "let OUT" and his traps were put
ashore. He was to have left for England
on the 9th of April, and has doubtless be-
come thoroughly disgusted with the whole
American continent. Sanion's course,
perhaps. was not very respectful towards
Mcclellan; but it was so emnenily prop
er that We are disposed to overlook the ap-
paperent disrespect towards the favorite
general.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-08

RUMoRs OF WAR.-The Los Angeles News
of the 30th ult., says that rumors have been
current in town during the week to the effect
that aportion Of Col. Carleton's advance guard
has been cut off and captured by the rebels in
Arizona. Some accounts have it that two
companies have been taken prisoners. 1t is
further stated that there is force of 1900 reb-
els at Tucson, ready to dispute the passage of
Col. Carleton's command. There may or may
not be any truth in these rumors, but we in
cline to the belief that a force has been con-
centrating in Arizona for long time past, and
that it has been constantly augmenting by the
aTriAal Of reinforcements from California. 1t
further adds that it learns gentleman arrived
at Los Angeles from Fort Yuma on the Goth
ult., who says there was nO truth in the rumor
of the cutting off two. companies Of Col.
CarletoR's command
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-08
prnolnmntIon by the PresIdemt.


The steamer Golden Age, which arrived
from Panama on Monday last, brought the
following proclamation of the President;
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1862.
It has pleased Almighty God TO youchsafe
signal victories to the land and naval forces en-
gagged in suppressing an internal rebellion, and
at the same time to avert from our country the
dangers of foreign Intervention and invasion.
1t is therefore recommended to the people OF
the United States, that at their nest weekly as
semblages in ther accustomed places of public
worship, which shall occur after the notice of
this Proclamation shall have been received, they
especially acknowledge and render thanks to
our Heavenly Father for these inestimable
blessings; that they then and there implore
spiritual consolation in behalf Of all those who
have been brought into afliction by the casual
ties and calamitieS of seditiOn and civil war,
and that they reyerently invoke the Divine guild
ance for our national counselS, to the end that
they may speedily result in the restoration of
peace, harmony and unity throughout our bor-
ders, and hasten the establishment of fraternal
relations among all the countries Of the earth-
In witness whereof have hereuntO set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States
to be affixed.
Done az the city of Washington, the 10th day
of April, in the year of our Lord 1862, and Of
the Independence of the United States the
Seth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President-W. II. Seward, Secretary
of State.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-08

LIME-A practical genius by the naRe of
White has been experimenting with the cal.
eareous substance which is formed about the
Steamboat Springs, says the Silver Age, and
pronounces it frs:-class limestone; and like a
sensible business man he has commenced the
erection of a lime-kiln to test the matter thor
oughly. There is rock enough to supply a
thousand kins for an indefinite length Of time,
and should it really prove good lime will be
"as cheap as dirt" 1t has long been known
that lime forms large per cent. Of the mineral
substance in the water, and also has much to
do with "the internal heat" thereabouts.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-08

Times dispatch says the main road of re-
treat up the Peninsula is close on the brink
of York river, which will bring the rebel
army within range of the gunboats con-
ductiug Frankln's transports. This divi-
sion will be able to intercept the rebel re.
treat, aud force them to fight or surrender.
1t will not be surprising if Mcclellan cap
tures the whole rebel army and takes Rich
mond within a week.