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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25

9Ctsls 3t neHmsn unb Die Srtntlptnle Der leb.
teren Gtabt su belu@en. Dteie Ohi3tere tGas
ten ais Of btes 70 letn mGle, laben T9 cen
Stanb Der Gffentli1en Wugeleaen5etten NIT
Siel Su%fmertIamtett an MnO benabmen IiG
Iberbaupt 70, alS Iet eS etne tbrer 6auptauf.
eaben NIT 70 btel pte mG9lt3 SnfOrmattOuea
na9 tbrer Nrmee 3uriid3ufommen unb nls let
btes blpB Der etssutlihe 3ped tbrer expedition
9ewe|en. Mber bas 1T upb nt9t etumal bas
SG!tmml te! Die NusuFa i3ettaueem BE-
ldret6sn nit BrOeer SnOtsnattDn, mie btele
NanfeeB anDtten BON ben Damen nit SIRIUS
Gen unb BON ben 6erren NIT @tearren tes
INenft uurben, Wl8 bte gnnteeS am NbenD
bic Stabt Serltebsn, tefanpen le l6 tn etnem
9nten SmmOr uno 1Gienen 10 amiltrt ~ Ietn,
al8 81 Ge BON etnem gid Std tGmen. Dte
conf5p. Sff3tere uno SptOaten, tpel@e BITE
Wanfees Sn betpaAen batteu, 9tn8en aud feet
as unp 3u; bte ganfees laeten betm MbF9tsbe,
fe Doftsn Otele Saflide @tabt tolo tpleber su
beIl6en.
Go ii -- fGbrt Der enquirer fort - eiae
S1aube, IoIds SaGeu leien 3u mafen. Dieie
Rauber, welhe bet tbrer SteblzGrpebtttOn
o,trG Dte friebltGfn S6Gler Mlabama8 uub
0ber Ietae grGnen 5a9eI, serItGren0 unb fen
8ego DaBtnjU9en, parea @efangene unb bats
tsa eber ben @jalgen ais eine 70 freuublt6e
BebanDlung v%erbient, unD lAltmm III es, bGB
bic Sfsntltde Metuun9 ntht DerbtaOern tonnz
t., baB otsIen Oiebeu cine 70 libel aueebra6te
GgeuuDltMfeit entaeaen fommtgn 6urfte.-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25

Dte Neser.GretwtlItsen.
Die 2 Grmpasnteen bes /. farbtaen Difrt
&eStments an6 mad MnaluUlan Sslanb SsrlI
tpUroen. Die 9eute fnb NIT rntfurmen
perieben mnb tptrb Comp. u bon Capt. Btl
lau, SOmp. y BON Capt. SanbUrn befeblt
Ons Camp itebt unter benz COMMANDO !
etsut. Sttles BON Der reeulGren Mrmee.
! UOn ben fur beute arranetrten Wtfni
ptro bag cine tn Wfr. Buedels @arten in i
WaSp garO, fIr bic GGGler BON Germ,
9au, b0S anbere In Green @prtus NaUtul
nnter AnfitGt bes @Otpmac Club fattfnbe,
by Dte @srmunta 2use go. / "a
beute stn erOBes pftneFfsR III 9etn's 8a
6Dtel ab.
EE Sr. ST. Marttu erSFnet brute
Yer. 124 q. .. @apttulRr. etne neue @artei
tptrtbI1aft.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25
9Gi@ttaes Oo,t Merifo.
Sie SelaserWns BON NIebla eHtrpeter n~er;6sert Ober
GHf9ebObens

Sie SelaserWng 1Un %rebla eHtrpeeer per;6sert Uber
GWfSebUben.
Nte 10 Oorf, "a. Wtat. Ser Danpfer
WoonUte BON 9Gband am 10. brtngt Neatg@
feiteu con Sera @rrt3 bic aunt 10. p8.
Wfan bette fttne NaGrt@ten bon Der frans
3SltI4e Nrmee felt 81. Nprtl unp BITE Iebten
tuaren, bab bte 8elaserung SOn Puebla auf,
Bebuben iet, neil es ben Tranaceu all i9nsren
OeIAGb>n febIte uno bte Msritaner bic 9am>
fer Der StaOt NIT GrDe aufSefaut, bemnoa
gneinnebnbar senta6t batteu. Ote Merif1s
neg fnO abernaal8 i'm 8eiib bon Sort &apter,
Deldes tie ousbeiertsn.
Gin frau3GflAer. Sft3ier lolte init ben,
Doltpampfer GtYDe ua@ Brantret@ ab9ebsn,
am etnen 3w9 19perer geI6Gbe 3n Ienoen.
(Oteie &anonsn t6nnen unmSgIt9 Dor benz 1.
DIT. a%ntDmmen)
@tne Habrt@t Dur4 bic enelt1Ge Grtgatte
Smmprtaltte melOet, baB 6te Tran50Ien In
0uebla 8eiaIagen II. senGtbtet gene en- Ieten,
18 MSstIen nab Srt3uba 3u~rad3ufalsn. Sen.
Torep unO Stab tparen an leeterem Nlabe.
Gin Sratn nit 100000 fir bic fgansG.
ltlde Nrmee lOu Don ~merifant19en 0uertlaS
8enDmmsn ietn.
MeOrbprpSeR.
BURpn, %. Mat. Der WrpseB BON
S6eotab 9tspnolps BON Sreetclpu tveaen @re
nt0roung BON Soon SmllUd bon gletp 9ebforb,
pel9sr Die Supreme Court In 3auntcn ntebs
rere Sage In Nnipru4 na9rt, Bate etnen
Babripru& auf MOrD i'm erlten @rabe gum
Reinltat. Sberrt6tcr 9tgetpw Serurtbetlte
TIN CUR 9tnrtAtung Ourb ben Gtrang. Die
@recuttpn BAT Der @ouberneur naG eintGbrts
ger GtnIperran9 an3uOrDnen.
Nnfnnft bes Dampfers NUrtb
Star.
MerifGnifd)e Seridbte nOn NMebla. -Oie Sram,DSen
init Dem SGpOnmet aus Der StaSt @mebIa pertrieben.
NewsD OFT, "a. Mat. Der Dampfer
Nprtb Star BON Nsptnpau ant 16. brtnat
$780, 600 In @ontanten.
Na@rtGten Don Vuebla bonn 80. melDen.
BOP BITE TransUlen nit BENT 9aYpnett BON ben
Merttanern aus puebla bertrieben rurben
un0 5000 (2) Mann perluren. Man elambt,
oaB lt4 bte Sran3olen, wett b:e 8eeen3ett Bee
gonen bate, mad Der Seetil e suradsieben
tpitrDen.
Oas 9elbe Tteber purbe balb eripurtet.
Der Ser. ct. @pmmtIiCner 6. g. @autre
BON YsrM tpar tn Bahama ansefpmmen.
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Bun Der Cumberland 0(rmee.

Cincinnati, %. Wfat. Gtne Spe3ials
Dspel&e an ben Commercial, pattrt Murfreess
bOrU %. iaet:
Sen. Stanley iberfteI nit etnem 99ett Der
2. Gnpallerte : Brigade baS 9a9er bes 1.
alabama unO 8. @onf. Stats @aS. Geats.
In Der Ndbe BON Mtbbletcwn. 1nIere Canal
lerte mar Ia 3pet 6aufen eetbetlt um 3nelet4
int Nudeu uno in Der GrUnt an9rsIfen gu
%tSnnen, Die 8Drbnt fpnnte iebO9 bic j3stt nt9t
abwarten iprenste allein tn bas NebeQenla9er
nno lagte 1000 @aDalferifen In Die Slu1t.
NGt3l8 8ebe1en tpur0sn getGOtet, 80 ee-
fan8en senOmunen unO pas Qaeer unb bic 3u=
rttf8eIa1enen Wafen neblt alien 8orr1tben
&c. 3erls6rt. 0tr batten II 3 Qet9tDerDnn-
bette.
!Gtne 9outsOtle : Dspei&e 9laubt, baB bic
Nebe4en BIS gum l. Stunt fGr etnen Gtnfal
tn &entudp purberettst ietn tperpen.
Die St0lt1en serbrannten geItern bic
ans9epebnten 5an8e 8erte 3t 9amptun, nnbe
bet GIartsOtOe, Semi.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25

o.g,oa6sn aNo mil i6m an bee Spibe lUs5us
8,a8ga. @)os Der anweienpe b00e unb bSaite
a85el lp!s4qgIs, ser1ett lIG bon lelbit als NIT
t}3gra1 M0rtea 3ur CT m proun9 bee Yra@
ouf9efOroert wuroe, mOllte boS 0ee
6s1Is fein gabe ne6men!
So treten bteie 0alunfet, auf nno babel
6eftoAen tie flo 1ber 8eiAydntun8 Der 8eoe=
fsei0eit! DSnu foun es Der 8eqFerung faum
oeyar8sn, toean Ie l6 itrGutt, i@ burG Be
ragruu8 io:Gen @ei@metBea 5u b%eluosln.
(N 8. 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25
Gia 8is4eu @4rserRrjee int g1oe5cn,

Hs.. #-Ifs.H 1921 "a.
2.stsn DEoatas N@sgie5 9sriemmattaa 7t
bic ptonon9e6eppea GtQfga per 9)sp gottar
Ge35iferug8" c(3 pa 1u0; 0te 8og5qGwirl6e
un6 psren QieRrontsa, ole artftofyeEtga Gtgl@
fe gNeEiG4Ft rer Sire 0otgie, bic Gam5Jeg9
9ts .DeAQ 02O6it8 mp tire &9aoGefi, Dte
E4Pi pt8ea Wltt3.is9er Dsr 2e3.s.ot.e ano hes
StabFrot9c8, bic 9ssiatloPfer, Die Ueuegtaan-
!lsc naQ bic 6enje 8roBs 3apF 2ar @4nePge
fqptar pu0 i0n(i8er @auFeg $50 sd iuu84 @Qu=
oiratf0 - tpe ilat0n @qaage uao bge(tsa else
Wietip8"t un Be8ea Die U2I4ganfaug 0gr
5sees- Il prGBi ej5eit so Protsaiyea.
Die 8rpben StGteg ecr 5sapferj1lGu8eU,
al&a5Fen bugG9 tbre N9,seieu0ett uao bo8 eoIs
8otf muBte f!@ te9ni8sn ulit cen aetaerea
@g'tsfu. Die 0fieQlGaft, s6suIo 3a0(tet@
olg tfpapbtgs 9etlG9te f4, pab fe uiGt f.
8el1 tnp fmgetbeu Dirfe, tras he fgoJla; boz
9te fF.te Ts1e uno bic fgeie Ogefe gstaebe,t
it II. 10. 5n psaaeI6en Nttsm jaooA ma0
ten igre S3eGaer einen % aue9epeGusem Os.
tyau@ roa bec 0scee Brgtbgtf tyie es tn pseggp1
2aGbe RCD ME ScrgGfvrIaen itin QHrits.
gGdtrerQ 5tsie QagpHs ajage reg Lemo.
tfdtis d teIDpgtgu, bab bic He9jerusg tbra
ntGt esIdaek, iGte @istnpug ftet Qu9}u
fpre4sn. tifniey fs f0 tomif. ooB &c g5en<
6eu 8tltefo 0%esIen,falaga qepfgaGt uso
ot1 9l2ener opf Cte GtcGBs tlnapsgtwpf FIN
66tFsa nd0gcpo fe o45 Y1eat oct feetsn
aJtetsan9 sap syung p~iriGastes, 1rebten fe
pen GgaPar3}epp6lfagegn, gQ6 he t6aen oas
0tsnl tFFFifn aab oas GaurtUstE l9gau merDen.
: Die " 1re1sp.ttGG" @esqf6d{f nolrn I'D,
fein 8latt tFr cen Mtapb Re a giarte qaa,
ofsn ur0 uuseaiyt, baB re nit bgn gaeb Qen
fgtapaiGtirf, bog RTE 9ltbe1sn fur Die 1tc,beif.
0tc Clarifies Q6eg fig Dte GasAt I@cls tSa wen !:
toe 2 tapng nuf bie 9iprrtdsn Siege eec
91e6.Uen magoe mif 3uosG bf8tilst e10 iess
Ny pitlarg euf bic ga3tesasuste NIT 8tla9-
ter. 2Ge gspnee ioets ca Da5 8e.e cut g
ntQt td 9ssssn IMP Cd pen 8epFrgsn 81
saleu, lpnofyn eaDti4 etnutai D|yGpf3A
f@ta GER. 10 fa ~0rgant1tsn, eaipeotr
SeaFo- Dtsr pitriteeile, itoa so basafaen, ponf
@oaae'n VI leie gef1Guus Dsr Sft3isge gu
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25
9ln8 Oettl @iihtneifeu.
JODnlOn perfmdDt 9selmbertOn su perftarFem.
Wemp9ts, 81. Stat, II l1br QlbsnDs.

Wempbts, 81. Mtat, II 1br MbenDs.
Na Osnsralnator Sailed, Gen. en- Gbef.
Gin Bar8er Der Ga Grange unO @antOn
SonnabenO pegItsB, traf bier Elm.
Sp0niOn tpac nit 5000 Waun 3u Gal,
bsmn, II Metlea nGrOIt9 BON Jadlon unp
.pollte Dem Geriu@ maGen, fA NIT Denbertcn
bel GOwarb's 6srgp su oeretntgen.
!3a 0plp Springs Bate man g~tau9wiIrDt8e
NlGriNten, oab Grant Darltdrtt let unO Die
Jetnoe lit bte 8erl9an3un8en an 8ig 8lad
5l!9er 8~etrteDen batte.
SoDnon 4atte ale DrOptltonen pou Canton
reabeogpert.
Die Grife nber Dan = earl Ntoeg BET Sad
fen, nno bte 96ugebrafe bet 8ranban pur>
oen ssrfSrt, 9, y. 6%urlbut,
0eueralmaiOy.
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ridden tber ben &appa6anncd unb bet Grebe'
rtdSbur8 gang uufseseben babe uno etn 6elbs
5us am gOrt an0 @amuntepluB beatii&ttet
merDe.
Gine anoere Depei9e. luet, bab 9cuter's
VerltdrFun8en cOmplet unb er pteber 81 Opes
r~attpnen berett Get.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25
Sbdtisfeit am 9Jprfdu6.

8ert9te bon gprftOtpn btS 3mm 90. melDen,
oaB felt Dem neultGen 8prradsn I'M ererGyup
pen mad Usf DCtnt Der NorfFuB Der GGau,
plab GROCER 2tati9fett 9epOrben 1T. @ine
Wten9e Dawpfer anp SranspurtfGtfe geben
al uuO 5u.
Sn iener @e9er1D bat tuner6alb eitrergBp0e
feline NSilitairbstue9uus pOn 8eIuns f&attges
f1nben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25

GGsnt'8 Sizes unS, bic Gtnn0Dtne son
0~5fsgAburc.

WEe unlere Sees a9t3 onQera Gpajsa CT
Is95g DarOen. 6a3ea pig al.r h5A& G(la1Sese
Nter bie GsfoI8e 0rauGa ~ Bcrtdien se6a3t.
NUn 0den GeisCn in0 Na@ri@ts0 i6sr tte
B6rg1n8e ont W2jiGfippi eiusetrqfHn. arb
1Gs bie|slbsn n06 an D}stteu 8IQu31ayot5
etl6eiaea la5t, to bic pteau8al mfgttyGy a.e Ge
llaus Qe3ecetnI t3alnga8 uassger nl5 pea gta@
6elaa : Daga&su.
50 8!dabnr8 Dirfl@ bgQlaaota In agisgas
8dIB III wie Die Dspefde, peI6e 0sei 3}yd
fosnisn Bon 9lsap9i9 8u8ius, 6s5aupt nDLa
Ien w!r uo@ 70 lon8f, tig'Sgsteere " .i8z
ua8en etnttsT,n, %DQbtnaeleut Isiu ia{ien
Deu8 g ober aud rirGlid riat Get GaQ
ipale, f. lit3 fdon Die @ie8e @gort5 mna bic
9teIuitdie, bic bse :eLJs pilgG fin ~ de5 @qr
gebSn %er}ialge, DQn 70 Dobeg GSidti8F.tt Nno y
ggcB:ta 9,uBen, baB r0tr ag0 teo5o.0 (GUn
gsgu cts 0aor 3o9e LANCER au1 Die &tann9me
9ga 9 f5bur3 gartea polIgn. SIN Wai1jUetoD
F98n5 moN o6sr pO1lGn0i8 pbsr5saat 81 ieta,
p5B aiespal fa,pe Gaze tbr tGjts Gp.sl tre6,
ug,o 9nb2l4 t3ugteg Juygt bsgsi1te aea52lb In
Ser 9eE}tgea Ml4t ia alien 6reiIeu.
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Snn SenneHee.

CINCINNATI, %. Wtat. (Dsp. bes
NRtt 8uaettn.) 5ter etnsetrUfene Dspei9eu
ia9en, oaB Der Nsbelen. @enerat @bartOn tn
Iebter 0O6e TT Sparta, 1snm., pom gfsrbe
gepUrfen mn0 tIbtIt4 perleBt wurDe.
Bbesler'6 8e6eQens@ aDalIerte 1T 9rOBen>
tbetle IN WtnntptIe. MOrtOn tt Den CUNT
berlanD btnauf uaA Sf 9ennsdee 0e9angeu.
Seine @aSalerte bat fat tetuen Sabsl.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25
@ute Ra6ri6tem aus benz @iiOwefen.

CperatiOnen Der SlOtte fes 3lbmiraI pOrter.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 6laesen1@tf)
Sentun i'm &eD Rtser,
Wat IL. 1867
Nm Son. @tDeOn @eQes,
Wartnemtntter.
SD babe bic @bre Sbnen ben ~etnlteoeneen
8srt9t bes 3teut. Command. Sc NpS Sits,
aber BITE Speratiunen In benz Tenne0ee uno
@umberlanoFule gu aberretaen.
OaDtb .. YOrtsr,
Wct. Near NbnttraI,
@Ommanb. bes WttfFITppt- @el6wabers.
aus benz 8srtGte bes ateat. STIFF sebt bere
Dor, 0ab ct Der Glst'l1 en 8lotte ppraus mar,
ober am "a. p. Sits. NIT benz S9tfe emma
Duncan con Glet's 8lOtte 3ulammeu @nertl=
lac, bte amf etnem SLOPE %berabtamen, Ser-
lpren9te mnO bic S6bre 3~erltSrte. Nm "a.
Bate TtIb bsftt9s8 Teuern out Duf NtSer
eebSrt unb bate %SefunOea, bab Sen. GGet cine
9anouns betperFlteli8t un0 bte Setnbe bonn
uTer bertrieben Bate.
Yorter melbet ferner nod, bag e. BITE erUber.
ten Sorts Oe Nuip unb Benton, lutpie bte brsi
&e1entatten, welAe ben Canal beberrlhten,
3ert6rte.
Qteut. WopbspOrtb mar nit 4 SGtfen ben
8lad &iper encouragement UNI gu recOsnOs'
cireu, unb bate NebeQen.8 prrGtbe I'M 8etraS
con $780, 900 3erfErt.
05ramts OperatiUnsplGu.
Wbtlabetpbta, %. Mat. Das 8Il.
lettn otsler Stabt 9at fol9enbe SpestalOepel9t
erbalten;
Cincinnati, %. Nlai. 9ter etuee.
9an9ene &unpe aus Sen. @rant's Saupt.
q~uartter BET 8aYmunb, Nltiiy setst, baB e.
1stne NbItGt tpar, ale 8riiden In iener @seent
gu aerfSren.
ga@ Der Gtnnabme bon Sad pn brad Ell
feline Communication nit Oranb @ulf tpe9eu
Der farten Gruppen<g StOrten, bic bu3n erfUr'
Oerltd tparen, ab.
Die Nrrnee purbe NIT Nattpnsn auf 8 Sast
Ser1eben. ..ea
Son SadiOn pUIte Sen. Grant mad 9at.
nsS' BLUFF 5ieben unO cine Wn3abl ben Nsbel.
len gebTrtBer Transpprtl9ife id f6ern uni
tbr Gntwtl4en auf benz Na3Ori IuIe SerbtnOern
Man elaubt, DAP Gen. @ernberton tn TrOnt
BON Gen. Grant fe9t, mnD Gen. Soc SObn'
lfon 5000 Sruppen mttge6radt bat.
Wfan nirtmt aa9emstn an, bab cine groB'
@hfoMt neI4'1nhoe tHO"ne.r '~1rh phs 0idSburc
Il 81
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Die expedition 30 Sen. Oeb8e uee5
94tEhar1a.

M,6u BAT pou nea 3sbslGn 9tat18 a la
@tuaes upge6epr,8 &ef )en 1ema66t unb
be0 geypeGeagEga M}urQ.' lt9sn Ne,lefaUa4ea
ca bic @ejie Gejf5t. OeuH ftp a9r0 nldt
IauSnSu 1877, cGB gie c2uf5oegtyte GQ1QIsgig
fiUtge @R0le Rtoegje3Gg0 S1aDen arnagiGtg.
Eaf, Io ip.rQ bteisr 100 rgrd3 bic Ebien fiji
nga uoteyHe5uue92n s~sasierer &agaQerte IL
AI2fanta NIB 0fjItfppL nm oae 3:9nf1m.
ilbggsotsq. g}QnuWtltA lot gte QrpeguioH
BEG Generai 8)Or8e neA @la61m2 p.u Git
!ifa1 eiteg &GQptn 5a9SfGBt y9sIGes In Die
DfQioaen 8ett. Gol. @trst84t 1yaa8 Sic Ia
no5 %siu1efe' bcu M,oyQna p2r l.nO meGte cuff
)feiaeat 9lUdrs3e Gt05Gbj,4 e.teu 6t9raue
gDn 3rcOipoaen 04Istr, 0iet y1rb 9lzgeru,
8en f4tBt, t0B Ct 100000 8uIts. G2ra,
ipeld9is f1e Die coY{5o, 2(.mec 6e1.nmt uag.
9et9geuAte, 100000 @fo, G6pe!uaTatfa zer,
forte, 1000 @fs,pe arD Mpu.sg4 uuo ftue
8IejGa Nn3abL &ia{D36. G0t.lae, &&oafe
r9t Ffcjyle. tplSu' e. e"ls}&58itis Feta ecsftsa
GcUntanrr All rYsE l3q03ga mil 8lstI1 Dses
Or 0%ar5ranale j12e6 4oot aQF Q,nt
gpn &agQ2,aQB Dts lntA Oeca.ur,
F6sis bic G.ieG6aan 4uo cGa Ide8rap9e4
3ttI0'ga 2uscuatta unD Decatur, b.aga;e 8
sUi59Rfe 6 @~{a5lanQiln eisoet Qste 906 1905
@daoen ete @rteg.ate;, f@ ouf BIZ @oaea
II grdd5sg~
Qef tsas ees3sa M1at 9a.!e, bfs Gyup@
gstl flrf petf q s2tne g DTS, SCI i1lIGsn ie
Atf 100 G{aug gacc uelt dI5 Oef1u99Ga
p%stlpeea. Das es taa&feo fe 20 0sfar8sue
ano SOD teut ei9enen &est9:e te6 8s5tbg9.
fr In etnem 0tfs4t9 8 Goote uat
so 2}espugts.e. Der 6elno faab uatse oeni
peu No0tg ugt5 Boygg2 truo 3aAlte
in;e fG.8 $500 M3aau, Gc1 iy4s5 uaI.re
44oaaecl2 I'm tn1u1er s3c q Eer, 70 eft CO {9g
t3n nU3a3rsia otpg0I is niAf eia
nal pie 9Q!I!e beg UaiF9s8 sa3itt unD tj.ler.
ar@ c030 etC.e 9ute 8atstrte hit gN fNErss.
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8ou NSprf MuonI.

New gprf, 20. Stat. Ser Oampfer
Ben DsfurO perItsB sort 9aOYal am 10. unb
traf bente NIT 227 eutloHenen SDlbaten unD
etaer Mn3abl beurlautter S@f3tere {
Mlss mar rubtg tn sort NOYal
@eunbbetts3ntanD peg Grnppen 81
ltGer. NAt Elm etn5tger Tobesf,
9an3en Department tpd5renb berlel
pDr.
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tstne 9ladltGe Wenbung bsrbetfabrsu, 70 1T
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Der Correspondent per Shines Spn bee go.
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NaudneiahGm

Cincinnati, "a. Rat. @auanS:s
1T In 2~cmtsptle etn9etrUfen. Das 8uut
tebr& 3a fpGt, aIs baB er Bate NIT BEN q
atle s3uS tuetter erpsotrt tperbet tSnuen.
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Die NationGI s 2ImIeibe,

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r1n9s'g8enten Raben amS amtus So 5000
u Ttnfs 3panyBer" umselsbt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-25

rDen1 tie gum Mb3u8 gs"p1g.S. "..-e1 Iplten.
3 Wetlen Der @tienbabn IN Der gtabe bon
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Spatefes BON asicfsburo,

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Der Yraltotnt BAT auBer Der Mempbts'
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ter, ausSenummen bic berett8 m~ttsetbetlt
nabme BON 8tdsburs."
Sn Der Stabt berrldts pUsssu be-
Wsat9fetten GROCER SnbeI.
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tOrnac Wrmee fGrettt, baB man NuGrtG
Dap SObnltOn apil@en SadIOn uub 8tt
BON @rant Sel&lasen tporbeu iet, etnen
ltc9er .Uerlult erlttten un6 5000 @tf
SerlDren babe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25
FROM FORT MONROE.

FORT MONROE, august %.
The mail has just arrived from New
bern with dates from our correspondent Of
yesterday, who writes as follows:
The rebel newspapers in this State and
Virginia clamor loudly for the suppression
Of the Raleigh Standard The official
paper Of the State, which bids defiance TO
Jef. Davis and all the destruetives in the
Southern Confederacy, has a circulation
larger than that Of any other journal in
the South, and is rapidly increasing
which, together with the public meetings
in different parts Of the State, indicate
conclusively that it but expresses the
wishes Of the people Of North Carolina.
Its columns are opened to the ablest
writer's in the State and other statesman
like articles against secession are unan-
swerable. The editor, Hon. W. W. Holton,
who caned the rebel editor of the Raleigh
State Journal a short time since, threat
ems John Mitchell, Of the Richmond En-
quirer with like treatment.
The HOltOn, Tennessee, Journal in speak
ing Of the condition Of affairs in East
Tennessee, says; What of Bragg We
don't know the strength of his army and if
we did it would be improper to make it
known. But we may say, that, taking the
present status Of his antagonist into ac-
count and his we'll known sagacity and
adroitness, he will find his situation most
hazardous and perplexing one unless there
is greater energy and promptness shown
than now seems to exist in this Depart
msnt.
It is apparent that Rosecrans intends to
flank him on both Sides He will no doubt
throw into Northwest Georgia q massive
column, and another into East Tennessee
by way Of Sparta. Suppose the formel
ensues, what other security has Bragg
than 10 fall back to Atlanta, and if h
does this what will become Of East Tennes
see.
Governor Letcher, of Virginia, ha
issued proclamation calling members 0
the Legislature to convene at Richmont
on the 7th of September for the purpose o
devising means for the public defense.
/ Intelligence from General Watts Afri
can brigade, new in South Carolina, state
that the col0red troops are eager for tn
fight. =
The health of the troops continues good
MajOr-General j. J. Peck, with his staf
has arrived, and takes command Of the On
ion forces in North Carolins.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-25
LANCELOT

TIE MOVEMENT IN MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
SToCK.-Our commercial readers have doubt
less noticed the extraordinary advance that
has taken place in the quotations of Michi-
gan Southern stock during the past week, at
the New York Stock Board. The prime
cause of this upward tendency is q subject Of
vital Importance to the business interests,
and to the future, Of this fast growing city
It is q we'll understood fact in railroad cir
cles, that from the moment when the COM
pletion of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway from Salamanca Station on the Erie
Railway, to its junction with the Cleveland
and MRhoning Railroad at Warren, Ohio,
aud the further extension Of the line, by
means Of a third rail, into Cleveland, was
announced, it has been the wish of the Erie
managers to have an unbroksn rail, of the
six-foot guage, into Chicago; and to the ac-
complishment Of this object their best ener-
gies have been turned. The original idea
was by the Pittsburg and Fort Wayne Rail-
way, by way of 0rrviIle, but here the oppo-
sitiOn Of the Great Trunk line east of Pitts
burg was aroused, aud this project was aban-
doned. The South Shore line, composed of
the Cleveland and Toledo and Michigan
Southern roads, preseAted the next most fea-
sible route, and control having been obtained
Of the Cleveland and Toledo stock, nothing
remains for the operators, in order to give
them an unbr0ksn connection, but to obtain
a controlling influence in the shares of the
Michigan Southern, and to this end their un-
divided attention is now directed. About
one hundred and fifty Thousand shares of the
stock have changed hands within the past
eight or ten days, and as a natural eonse-
quence, the quotations have very greatly ad-
Tanced in Wall street.
Should the designs Of the Erie managers
ind successful termination, it nav not be
many months before the citizens of Chicago
win have presented to them six foot euaee
from New York to the Garden Citv. The
immense interests involved in this scheme
cannot help but exercise an important ipAu-
enee upon the business prospects of not opIv
Chicago but Of the entire Northwest. It NAV
however, be a question with the stockhold
ers of the companies included in the proposed
consolidation, whether or not the move Eould
increase or diminish their dividends, There
is no doubt but that the through travel would
be greatly benefited, as we'll by the reduction
in the running time Of passenger trains, as
By the still more attractive feature, othrouph
without change Of ears. - Chicago Tribune.