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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-24
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mnodgll'dbteer SIreer bari eS terIdurnen, letn Tim jlftebenhes
Jtebt aus uIben. .
Die Nuits3cit ties 0i@tIr8 bS &retseeri6teS, zines fir bic
Aeatl@em bo9tt mt9tt8en @ertdt8, Iduft dt, tn6 ett neier
uiuB eflpaelt meroen. WDr nn8 ffeben 3fpet Ganptcatet, Der
S.Me ~ cef epneenttpn unS duf8e6rln9en, Der dnoere aus
Teter 2Habl unlerer nnSeeDenAen Burger berpDr8egan9en-
eleler en abtbarer td9tieer @bSOfat, Sptn be8 9rObet
St91tshnditneS Jteoer6b Spbnion, Der at ~anitGnbtg Ia, I'm
5ptldet &reritauern unb DeutIdtt etnen llnterfdieS AIT
HAeHea, Der pie beuti9e Spra1e fprt9t un6 bur1 lie unb
SITg CeutlVe Stteratur 6te Deutlaen aGten gelernt Bat
toupaeno ger dneere Serr, Nlerdn6er, Dor etli6en Sa1ren lit
SSt Se9lSIatar lap, eripdblt BON elmer 9artet. bic je6en Deut-
.@ta lnr ettst 3t btrtrhen 3 II d N n bdlt. UNI TIN an.
PeEs ais NIT SlBtrttten 5u bea6ten.
sum Stddt8ann1alt Bat man unS 6rn. SbputaS aufdeb1ndt,
6st eeenlaus elm alter 9plttitu8, Der p~erfe6ntten 9artet Der
Gd % S bsRtS amSegotie. @eprge g. SanefGn. Der jebige
SleFt pes Sper9ert9tS, Der aud bic &ecprb Sfice ibern06t,
Per aG9en1etn al$ ett 9SfltGer uuo aetaaieer Mtann befannt
~ uH9 N 9eneT Slltte ME etne 6rBBere OtSnung geberrI0t
tat ais lest min man Gaf bera9siaben, UNI cinen Nennters
lager, BEN NtentanS feunt Ino br BON bet @eIb6It car nfmf8
perite3t, ttneinBuieben.
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tatentprp8 befebt taft nmr aus ben OeutIden enu3 uuBetonn-
ten 9erfpnen. nnb mir, ais freie SKINNER, fpaen unS ais
We(tjenee ether Partet 9%ebreuden lalielt, bic nur t9r etee.
mes J%nterele, ntht dber cas- @emetnwDbl I'M NuGe bat?
Selbt Der beleren Gla6e Der inheritance lit bic Dtle uns
%nebnlbar; tie BADEN tD errannt unb burd bic @rnennun0
tudttaer Seattten Der Aulbrtnelt4tett bS alb'rnen GVnoen-
ttpnsipeien6 Srps %9eb0ten; eS TT bic 9flt6t aaer Deutlden
ptne lEteri6teo Der partet, ppn t1ren Q9ablredt 5n tbren
et9eten ytusen Gebrdu6 3u MAIDEN uub fCl9en6e aus Der
Na9l etneS treten gUlfes berppr8esan8ene GanbIbdten 81
~errpablen:
SIR 0tidter teS &rei8seri9ts,
Ut. SObn}0n, If.
Staat3anwaIt:
s. 9. &. 6snoIeY.
Glerf bs8 GrtutinaIeeridts:
@1pt. %. @brtRopGer.
Glert be8 0bersert4ts:
0eDree 6. SongEton. @
Gberiff:
SOFIA 6. DGitafsr.
8eBtfratpr bcs g8aiienBeri4tS:
SIaac .. @uOf.
Sta6tpermeIier:
0tlbeyt s.. UgplDn,
Senator:
q. Stirltug, If.
&t@ter Sss g9atienaert@ts:
5u9b OooeD Gpaus,
s. y. Mubpuu,
S0bn 81. &el1o.
Observation-Disclosures:
bsny9 S!cfbriOge,
'6sr0n s. MuEr9,
NtIion Wrocter,
Samue( s. 6aiG,
@Si1tam 5tloerirDpb,
Aaron Teuton,
SoIn S. Gopner.
So4n 81. Neau9,
6enyY Wsbter,
.. 9 @boppsQ,
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ee01sGeGait0c0uts0e
Der. ct. @neforS Office,
3tpeiter Oiftrift BON Warblanb, $40.
Sf=8attimpreftr., ben Il. Otto

Sf=8aGtimprefr, ben Il. Sfto6er.
Die 2iften Der 4bi9dsun9en fiir bieien Diitritt, bic 7
eriten gsarbS Ser @tabt Baltimore H~nfuiienb, lie9en Jest
5l @inft8t bereit NIB tperben Ills gum %. s. SO. often
ge8altet. Son bieier 3eit ali bis gum %. tperbeit @ppGi=
f%attoten 6a9e8en non Peripnen entgegetgenpntnteu, Die
trrt9unli5 pber u~ngeIctli4 aiebt tpprben ftnb. GGe
Nppeaatipner nlitfien i4riftlid iein NIB bic TRADE Der
&ei@perbe genaG %ange6en. M
gGe &erioneu Bic Bis jett fto6 feinerl @intonmenz
8eribt 9euladt pber ben @ertB ibrer Guti6en pser Gil
ber9elhirr8 rapprtirt 6a6ert, tperoen auf9efpr6ert, bieIess
Bis gum 20. Su t6rn. Qn6 merben ale gerlonen, bic
9t3enie b~ebtirfen, ~oeriparut, bieielbe unoerSigli@ 80 lTIen,
ha fl iouft ber BPM @eieb borgeiGriebenen Gtrafe fir
Sertreigcrtng pber geriduutuis ~berfaIer.
l1r-1 Spbn 3d. SO eb fl ct,
Q6=3lpet) as.st Iieior bes g. 9if teift8 bon Mb.
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Memer %QS0mNereftr.

que uaIere Srsuuse unb 8etdnnte, fcpte %EterbauPt SrE@e,
sic f@ etneuf euten Gauoeretn dn6ltebsn wpaen. Werben
hermit benO6rt4tt8t ba5 br stt8 cine O%eNeltsnss GntSsbI
Nbenb8 s fbr, lei Sp6n Seth, So. % 9tprh= 6rebertdtr. bic
erfe 8erfnnimlnns CUR f~Ofprtteen Sr9antattpt unp Genftt-
tutuiruns a~teeb2Iten ptrb. BUR 5ablretden SeIbetlteunS
Iaben Elm
-a. Spbn Setb.
(@gHpl &rduB.
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g. 8. 8. S.

Dte NFttalteter cbteer 2a6etS merbeu brtngeRber1nGk elmer
reaelnd6teet 8erIatnmluns b~efielber, wel9e am n6titen
OSnner(fag, ben 20. ;. ~. MbenpS Z lltr. %fattiintet, betsu-
ppbnen, tRsen &priGlaee BON get3ttetett, bic Mbdteernn8
Ser 2el6eneeiese ~betre6eub, sur @trbaHtluns %pprlteeeh. SIN
gluftrag ees 2aserS
Tsa9Ds) s. Stmpn, Str.
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Bur 8eaAtun9 fur G6neiber+

Siermit Oieur sur Na6rt@t, bae am Ntrnta6, ben 26: bS,
@bentS tx 1lbr, IN Der @Ie4aate8 Sale cine re8elndetee
0erIamntluna Ter nSotlrrS @Iipetattpn" ~ab9ebalten tpercen
los, ub bic niinati6en Settrdee gu eplecttreh. gtebcnbet
lunlnen pt9tt8e Gei9aite sur gerbanbluns nn6 ftb baber
aue Witalteber, Ionic aud Spnfiee, pelte SnterefIe baran
Onber, 6iersu etnselaten. Serr 8. Drummer wirb einen
9rpipett, cine S%terbetae ~betrefenb, ~nprlegen, w0na9 hen
Nlttsliefern i'm SterbefGae etne quite Suntrhe Bet weitt8
GinSdblun9 5uf1nt.
(SY4pl OaS te.
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Strdbe,
80 Dtnet .. g..
gDtr erlauben un8 bierrntt unieren Breun6en unb 8efann.
ten, fppte benz ~9eebrten publfum Sic er9ebene MnSetse su
MAIDEN, bB mir pbtee8 9ptsl iternDmnten BADEN, ltn6 fort
nab cnb bic befen QBetue, refine 9tqaore uni ausseset9nete8
2aGerbter ~perSapfen rerben.
II SQarbers unb Ret1en6e finben fets BequeneS Inter
fDrtrten. M9tnun8oOH
G4pct6Dft) .Dtetrt@ s. 2~BmenRetn.
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yGoArtbt an @temer3nblcr.
Steuer. IppeGatipusseridt, Stabt6al,
.-- RoI+ipto,o So-@ x c0FtEr

....H-a&E -- SNAt1AIOLtg WI " t#.
gfa&ri@t wirb 9ierulit Segeber, baS cine Site aler
neueu Gebdube rnb 8erbeier4nsef, bic pG6renb tieIeut
Sabre erri0tet upb serIa4t ~tpurbeu, iptpie bon alien @aa4
rem, 0f66eln lnb i~pnftiSem ftenerpfi4tigen Gigent9lan
~illner9alb ser Gtaotsrenjs1, ba8 b8 tekt NOD 1tibt -afe6t
1T, - III beier Office bereit ltegt. DaS Steuerzglppelz
~lationS. @eriGt tpirb fir bic na@ften 80 Gage bpnt |.
gto0eulber1 an in Gikuu9 if, I'M bic 8eidiperben nrb
&pFellotipnen oQer @eriouet, bic fib bur9 Die abfGGbuus
oes 4lieiior8 beei1trG9tiSt 9aite1, eutse8en3nnebuten rnb
SIT entibeibell. -..us
SoI4e YerIonen merbe1t beBbal6 aufgefprbert, i6re @pz
pGtatipnen iuner9ab Der ~beIa9ten 3ett ein3urei9eu, am
bernfaQ8 ie cGcu an5prldl auf irsenb pelGe Nbdnberu;lz
genin ben afieiiment8 %berIiereu, uub fpl bic abi6abuug
beS Gi8ent9uut8, ipie fe baS Gteuergu9 am l. WtGrs 1884
Be8t, e%absiltis unb entitciberb fem nnb as 8af8, tpor=
ouf bic 8eteaeru fir boa nG1Re SaEr anseIekt NIB
ein8etrie6eH ipirb, tetroGtet merbel.
Yerfonenlfp ei in bic gtapt sie6en ltitb fieie 5t i6rert
beFtanbigen ~ggp9npIas n%tudett; trerSer bieru,it bena6rid=
ti8t, bag be8 @eiet Bet @trafe fprbert. 6aB fe ale i6r
fteuerpfddti5eS @igentFuln tei Dem @teuer.g Expectations
8eri0t ~an3ei8e1. o~-'g
as@.aC '-- @~"'E Gp8. g I'M ms a
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QNeft 3DubarOftr. RGuveretu,

161 SO. 9~ombaybfr., 3r. 0anUper u Sbarpfr.
ant M1pntas QG6enb 8 utr ftnbet bic Seatntentpa9l fat
1nb Nuf, bic nod 6tnjutreten tppIen, perben bbfltpft erluht,
All er16etnen, tn6ent muir nod 800 &nthetfe ~ab9e8ebet rterPen
Die contribution lieet Sepert sur Mnit6t pfen.
(SlRp) QeDb9er5P9, Sefr. pro t.
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Mhtmna !!

Sine cplfantise GRdraftertfit Der wtrflt6ert ban Der Con-
oention tes unbe6tneten llntOnsttdets atf0e8eItet @anbtSa-
ten rtrS In etnteen &aeen erI9einen nnO ipar ais Nntpprt
aut Rem IN sefrteer Summer nnter Der Aufdrtft sDeutl9e
fgnl beutf0e 8Hraer.
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SarmDnie BauDerein N1rA 8.

Den bielen S~reunten bteIe8 @erein8 CUR Na6rt9t, ba6 Ste
erfe 8erIamm[uns am Wttttppd5, BEN 4. Nppenb / b. s. tn
Der @taa 6due, am 9anppermartt Bel 6 9. 9eter, ~ab9ebalten
rrirb. GumelSunsen iIr AntFetle t6nnet bet ireen6 etnert
Ter Ilntersei6neten seudGt perbeu.
6. %. S6netberGitb. Sdcpb 9tnbplpt.
ST.. 66mt6t. s. 8. 9eter.
iSN2o) ,Sr. Qnebte, 6. 9ebplb.
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gBafbinatpn, @2. Oft. 1869.

9Safbin9tOr, 22. Sft. 1868.
Die Grebttpren BON &ug. s. Sa8, fraterent @tgent6auter
ppm 5ptel on 9t1tn tn g8aIbtngtpu, nn6 nod fru6er Sntfer
Der Is. unab6iugteen Stem gprt 8atterte, Itb bterbet etnae-
later, ith Dpnner1as, ben 20. 3. SO in Der Office Der $50.
S. 2Sipenttal unb @ontp, 9t0. 207 9snnfp.oanta 2tpen1te,
nm 2 rGr Nadntitto8S, CUR 8eipre4ung Der &rt unb gBeiie
Der Etl9un9 tHer Sprberun8 ge8en Slug. $. Sd8 e~insuin6en.
S.gBwentRal, 8ebpand&tteter.
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WegLalts &erl0nD[nnQem.

Grtm teal @ert6 - Sacub Sutn>
lon, Elm fteier BIGGER, mar bel6ulot9t etnDfero
I'm Wertb bpu $50 Dollars, @teentbum bon
@eU. WlcRntsbt unb Sacut SALVATORE 9slpb~
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e<~*> :. ose,.
s romtfraBe Sbeater.
Cart Nni6it 9ireftor.
2ette BO@eI
@lfte @prleuuua
am Wepttag, Sen 20. GftOber.
M0rtbo.
@abame s rtebetiet ala 3aneq!
Stem NllemblD &coms.
roReS 8ocalz mu6 Jnftrmn1ertdG>
Concert
Da o%ieliettie ter Q8uni6 auseeiprDden fcrrbe, bd8 erpBe
Srbefer beS 6errn 81 I'd Il + In einen Snfrumentolsecn@
cert 3u bSrer, Sat Ter Director etn8emtat8t
am g am itae, "a. ftpBer,
Elm srp6es
Socals unb Snftrumcntal : GUmcert
NIT ~fpl8euHent @rpsrannt gu seben;
NrOeramm+
@rfer SbeiL.
9ie gGeihe Der S0ne.
@rpBe G1u1p6puie BON Gppbr nit ~fclgenben &6t6eiiungen:
So. 1. y Barge, bic tiefe Gtiae Der gtatur Dor
Ser G6Gpfuug Der G5ue %bdrteIenb. p rGGegro", cine
Darftellung Der 8~etpaltigen Gri9iitterung Der gtatnr ua9
Der G6Spfuus ~berIe6eu; 9aute Der Natur, Iufru6r br
@leu1ente.
q. g8iegenlieb, Gang un6 Gtant@ct.
Be- G6la6tutuitt, 8prritfen gum &antpf, @efifIe
Der 26elren in Der Seiutat6, &iidfeGr Der ateger, @rps
Bes Sc Oeun.
4. - @rab=@eIang, Croft in 36rGnen.
arie sSe6rer @eift" aug r6aocrita" bon Dpni3ettt,
STR. Sarlep.
Grfe8 @onSert fir &iplire bon. 8B6er,
Sr. 90. 9SFler.
ba8 Gplp tprb bon Srn. Sa6elu1ann ~9eiunsest.
3weiter S9ett.
Ouberture rSeintfeEt aus Ser 6reube" -. DleubeISio9u.
9e6 pS@lafe tpp6G, iaBer @u9el bon =. 80. TranS abt.
Sr. Sa6eIuauit.
&rio aus n0ie 8ersiblpbiSe Den .......... Barnett,
Mab Zimmerman, Scr Gorleb IL. Sr gEeinli&.
B6antniie fir Gagptt BON. Sacobt,
SEER So6t.
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Wlr. 8arleb.
Suberture SIT ,,Ggutpnt" bpn .......... Seetbpoeu.
N~ Ser I'M @pnSert benubte 8lu9el 1T aus Der rit9nIs
lu&t Gefonnten Batrit Der So. 28nt. &nobe q SpPn.
2tdet8 |e"l9
Heferblrte Sle' eEIFa'
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Oerutania 1tmipn Geague.
6 rtra . g ri a m nj lun9
srnntnn Mbenb praets I llbr.

Oie WNtoIiefer merben eriubt, 1t@ re6t plhltltW etn3us
ftnben. bd befauntlid I'M 8 ubr bic llntpu- ferIantnIune
%fattfntet. lin re@t satlrei6es @ri4etnen eriu&t
fGd( sc. 6 Gb rb +, 9rd1.
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Rrdlntnenclub4

Seute @benb 7 H6r @eneraIberfa m m u n s i'm al
ten 2ptal. In pel3cr tetn ~plrbtser SrGbmtne gu er1heiner
p~erfeblen mtr6. SIN &uftrage Ses Sber+8rabmtnen
lSnN DER Ii m / Il e Il : 6 FL.
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9oae Nlr. l6, %. 9. II. Is

Die M~liteltebsr ftsier 9pee nerben tterntt SIT Der ant ttab
fen Wittpo6, ben %. b. M., fattfintenben reeslnhaBteerl
Ser laniml lung su rett sa6lreiher Gbeilna9ne etn9elapen,
pibttSe @ci8la8e- sur 8eratbung un6 Abfltin.uuS
iSSS "" NNI.sS u. &c 0. Rrpner, @@rtnm.
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II n ct.

Iag@Ss 5etnrt@ @abrtp etBfnet am @tpntao, Ben
26. Ott., iene nsue WItb6uft in $50. 1872 SaratCsair.
9tor8eas ~ ngF nnS 4SsnSs o uRr att etasm aasae5st9aae-
fannie, fomie bas 9ubltfum ~iberbaupt bd3u ett. SD made
IGe tn8beiOneere aufmertfam auf bn8 itubere Sets @uer'ia
5ahjrriden Selu1. (SMfp)
, 1863-08-20
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trib1ne-)

1EpGE1A u1EpAtEu IL LaG IlIEssssO AIAN1AG~J
SPRINGFIELD, LII, Aug. 10, 1863.
Tic +. G. C.'s In Fulton county are report
ed to have collected On IN island in the ILL.,
nois River, above Hayanna. Some reports
place their numbers as high as one thous-
and men.
Col Oakes vas visited by Jud, Mptcn,
James nnd others OF Fulton county yesterday.
They Represented that there Was no trouble in
the county ofany great moment. Col oakcs
then asked why the enrolment Was obstruct-
ed md its completion prevented. They re-
piled that the people did not like the officers
employed. Col. Oakes said this WAS no rca.
son why the law should be opposed, cSen if
there were any just cause for such dislike, and
that Unnecessary the whole power Of the Gov
eminent should be brought to bear upon
the mob in that county. he said he had that
Gay cent force there, and ifit WAS attacked,
and WAS not largc cnough h to maintain its potf-
ton, rwould be aided by one that would !;
That he was determined that the county
should be enrolled. The truth is the E. G..
c.'s want tie enrolment placed in their
hanus altogether. They hare proposed that
II can be done By men Of their selection.
An Union meeting Of nbout 5000 people
was held at Horse Greek in this county. to.
day. It was very enthusiastic. Il vas nd
dressed by Dr.. Buck, Of Jacksonville, J. j,
Ketchum and others. The Springfield Union
G1ec Club cid yeoman service, and wero ap-
plauded to the echo.
Hons. Henry s. Lane, Of Indiana, L. Chau.
dlcr, of Mchigon, Schuyler Colfax, Of 1ndi'
ana, Gen. John 4. Logan, Gen. John 4. Nc
Clernand and Owen Lovejoy, Of Illinois, have
accepted Invitations to address the great
Union mass meeting on the Sd Of September.
There is some trouble in Edgar county. o.
what nature cannot learn, but troops hagt
been sent there BY Col, Qakss. ,.
, 1863-08-20

FORTRESS MONROE, aug. ls.-Capt. Hoga-
kiss, Commander Of the gunboat General
Putnam, ard one Of his men, were killed yes
terday morning BY guerilas on the Pasquo-
tank River.
Two brothers have Just arrived here from
Richmond, they wero residents of Blantort,
n. c., which place they. left In MaY last.
They Tere arrested fos being Unionists, sent
Castlo Thunder, where they remained
till July 25th: They we're then conscripted BY
order Of the c. 8. A. Attorney Aylett, aud ta-
ken to Camp Lee, where they remained nine
days, when they succeeded in making their
escape aud came down the Peninsula. They
report that most Of the Notifications around
Richmond have no guns mounted, and they
saw none to mount The rebel forces were
very limited In numbers In and about Rich.
mond. Jenkins brigade mustered3 500 men,
who were sometimes In Richmond and some
times in North Carolina.
Gen. Wise was near Richmond, and has not
over SEQ men in his command.
Gen. Lees men are deserving him by hun
d1eds ard companies ut time.
, 1863-08-20
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.

NEW TORE, Aug. 1o.-:5he HeralTs Wash
ington special tays: Last week one Of our
scouts crossed the riyer at United states Ford
and took dinner With some rebels upoa the
Charlottesville battle-ground. 4 large gang
Of negroes was employed in getting out TIM
Der for the construction Of bridges. Reports
in circulation among the rebels were to the
effect that the United States and Banks Fords
were to be bridged 20 as to enable Leo to
make a 1apid advance upon Dumfdes and
Fairfax, thereby cutting of our communica-
tion with Washington, and forcing Us to Ut
Tack him. Whether such movement is still
contemplated by the enemy or not, remains
to be determined; but 1t Is generally believed
In military circles that Gen Lee will avail
himself Of the opportunity now afforded by
lie decimated condition Of our army to make
4 desperate effort for tho destruction Of the
Army Of the Potomac. It is not at all I'M
probable that the rebels will attack us, aud
we may ret have the annual struggle upou
the plains Of Manassas and Bull Run.
Affairs at CentreV1Ile remain quiet. Gen.
King has been searching energetlcally for
Aoeeby, and has at length succeeded In div.
ing him beyond the Blue Ridge The notori-
Gus guerilla chief is now in the Shenandoah
Valley, where he has been Joined by White'e
gang. The probabilities are that the guaril
!. las VIII not now escape. Our cayalry S clost
, 1863-08-20
THE NEW GOVERNORS OF
KENTUCKY.
Els views on the Question Of Negro
Soldiers

Col. Btam1e:to, the Goverror-e1ect st Ken.
tucky, has written the following card to the
Louisville Journal:
I see tnat the secession party, through ita
organ the Louisville Democrat, is charging
tbSt in my Carlisle speech approved "ne9EPo
In no speech have Alled to State that I, With
the Union Democracy, condemned She em.
ployment Of negro soldiers, and was 2ledgo1
to use all constitutional md peaceful means
Rt Carllsle, % clsewhere,f contrasteE our
edy proposed by the no-more. e.meu.and 40
more-mouey secessionists. showed that Te
proposed using all peaceful and constitutional
means, through the ballot box, to correct
them and, that whether We sCcceed In that
way or not, we would succeed in getting rid
service, but all the negro and Indian regi-
ments employed by tho rebel authorities
against US, By the certain end complete meth
ods embodied In our second resolution: By
"devottng our whole resources, If necessary"
to crushing "the present causeless Febel-
lion, and restoring the national authority
over the revolted states''-whereas tho
ionists, would. to escape "Lineoln's
the Southern Confsde1acy, and p1ace them.
eelves with negro and Indian regiments t.
AEut W. AAu 4eatEOJ ouE 0oVeENueuLf Lnat IL
is not, therefore, dislike to the use Of negro
regime bnt dislike to the Constitution
and the Union. and as means to
distract md divide the Union men,
thaticauses these o-more'negEo-and-no -no-more-
money eeceeeion1sts to make such An ado
about negro regiments. maintained that
they are against the Government and for the
"Eouth." no matter what means arc used or
arc not used to sustain the Government,
whereas we are for our Government in def
ancc Of the measures OF any party o. any Ad-
ministratton; that our opposltion to negro
regiments is honest, and We propose tHo
modes otgcttipg rid Of them. one Of which is
certain one; but thnt.th no-more- -men-an1-
no-more money secessIon1sts set up disllor-
est clamor and opposition, intended to divide
us ard gain strength to themselves, and force
upon us the rebel Government, thus lnc:eas~
Ing the very evil complained Of, and indeti-
Dite'y multiplying and incf easing every other
evil upon our country. These views hare
in all my speeches endeavored to present with
as much clearness and force as am capaole
Of. Any charge that favor or countenlnce
the arming Of negroes is not only wholly un-
true but wholly g1oundless.
THOs. E. BaAMLETTE.
, 1863-08-20
FROM Phil

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Trlbunc.1
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1s. 1863.
"A portion Of the army Of the Potomac Is
moving back. It is not believed that Leo
will follow.
The Alahamiaps and Gcorg1ans lave had d
fight among themselves. The Ml=s!Esipplans
eay the war Is played out. They aro disgusted
witAit.
Gen. Rosseau, Of the army Of the Cumber.
land, was serenaded at ten o'clock tonight,
at the Continental Hotel, by the Union
League. il.
He made good speech, that thrilled Ills
listeners with enthusiasm md patriotism.
The Genera1 leaves for the West tomorrow
morning.
lie has fully accomplished the object Of his
mission to Washington.
4 gentleman in the service Of the country
arrived in Philadelphia this afternoon direct
from Washington, N. c. He says Jcff. Davis
is openly denounced in bar-rooms IN that city
as traitor to the country.
, 1863-08-20
FROM ST. Louis.

Ispec.a Dispatch to the Chleaso Ttlbune1
ST. Louis, Aug. 10, 1863.
Forty guerillae, the product Of recent cap:
tures in the Southeast, arrived last night from
Pilot Knob.
tits reported that an attempt was made to
steal the lit Of enrolment In Monroe county,
from the enrolling officer o. Paris, On Mon
day night, hut the attempt failed. 4 scout
irg party from Lexington discovered fifteen
kegs Of powder recently, concealed In tho
brush rear Richmond, in Ray county which
bore The trade mark Of a Chicago firm.
all tho votes from the Sd Congressional
district u7e in excepting New Mad1id, and
from the Goth regiment, now ut Big Black
River. Scott is only seventy ahead Of Lind
cay, and tho latter is almost certainly elected
by the official count. Scott proposes to fill
back On his old contest Of Noel's certificate.
, 1863-08-20

Washington Correspondence Of the n. 7. Eyc.
The President still resides at the Soldiers
Hcme. Every evening at about six O'Clock,
he can be seen leaving the Executive Mansion
at the head Of mounted escort Of fifteen or
twenty soldiers. The cares and responsible
ties Of his office are obviously telling upon
the health Of the President. He looks thin
and feeble, and his eycs hare lost their hn-
morouB expression. His friends entertain
much sollcitude about his health, and have
endeayorcd to persuade him to leave Wash
ington to recuperate, but SO far the pilot
sticks to his helm, and does not seem disposed
to leave it so long as he has strength to hold
Presidents square has become popular
In the week fine brass band discourscs we'll
selected airs to the crowd Of promenade1s who
seek the shade. The famous Marine band,
which is employed during the winter at tho
White House levecs, plays two evenings, and
General Heintzelman's band Is present two
evenings In the week. On the music days
most Of the inhabitants OF the west end of
away an hour or two very pleasantly. Tbs
greater part Of the visitors consist Of ladies'
and children, with here and there an invalid
soldier, Who limps into the grounds to enjoy
scene which must appear to hun In striking
contrast with the fields Of carnage md shugh.
and Welles, General Heintzelman and Admi.
ral Wilkes are among. the 1a6itues of the
place. One Of the mosr popular airs that the
band plays Is one which believe Is called
"Kirgdom Come, or Negroes Jubilee j
which naver fails to elicit applause.
A number Of prominent officers take thel,
evening recreation IL st1olllng through this
again, with whom work Is passion, are neyei
seen here.
, 1863-08-20

upon them, and unless unusEal17 good fortune
attends them, they cannot Grade us:
NEW YoRK, Aug. 19.-The n. 7. Tribune
has the following:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Poru3Ac,
August Il, 1868.
There are emphatic symptoms Of L move
mcnt In this army.
Troops left Alexaneria for New York, LAST
evening. More will doubtless follow.
The time not having arrived for an adgunco
on Richmond, the Army Of the Potomac will
probably retire to points nearer Washington,
to defend that aud the line Of the Potomac,
and, after the operations at the South have
been successful, will renew Its march on the
rebel capital, In conjunction with troops ap-
rroaching from other directions.
The New York Times special Gays: Advices
from the army tonight state that an impress
sion prevails that the rebels are preparing for
q cavalry movement on our rear, to destroy
the railroad.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s.-The Republican Of
to-day announces the greatest activity IN the
army, Indicating change Of base, and init.
mates that the policy Of the Government Is to
hold the Army Of the Potomac In q strong de-
fensiVe poaitiou, while thf war is vigorously
prosecuted elsewhere. Quite q number Of
fnrloughs are being granted to It's officers.