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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-29
&Cne9ungen ge9en 8iH8bMr9.
&nG3ten Der mebraen iiber tbre cage,

Nsp:gert, %, Sun. Gin bon Sem.
bern bier ~eln9eIaufrues SAseibea belast, mad
Oen 5eri6tsn Don 8IdMtlin9en aus pta '@it'
Den ,eeben pte RebelIsn 3u. ibre Sage lei Obug
frsmDe Snterpenttca seine p0lAtGnbig br6'
nun9glpIe f., ,ao.7,s "a s,4s .sq
s @rperimentf nit lu6nartnen GQYpepoes 3D.
6en liA aIe erfoleretb bepieIen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-29
ROep teim Senatar erwdblt

San 8ranctscc, 49,. San. @ee
fern Nbenc mar fein Ballot. Nian rerfuz
t4st, ,baB ieGsaebn Nfitslteper fir Sen. 0bslps
lttrnms1 perpen. OcG etutSe anoere brnnteu
gtnwenouneen Dor, Ote srObe ginp~enDungen
psrurlqGten, uuter perrn @inFuB cine 8erta-
euu8 6eantraet unb bel6lOlen purbe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-29
.is Gcngrtbprrban nlnnarn,
Bafbtnstpn,s28. San.

80 Bafbtngtpn,s2 % San. %
@tnat.-- 8frl9isOene 8fI6tubna6me Il
BON ipsuis aDsemetnen' Sntereft ipurbsn st1
eefi6rt unD barber perfagt.
9err @lnrE brn9te stue 8el1luBnabme etu,
ben 6srrn SauleburY DUn Delapore pe9Cl
fetnsS ppr9stsrn I'm Senate ~sswielsnea 4
metmen unp rOtpOpmGbt9en 8enebmsas aus
suipbfn
Die 8ta fit @eufuhiruus Der 9nboItDen
9in9 bard. ssqajamu8 .nnnlqnaat sbfg
Smss9 q u e rvdr feip Suprum ~Sprbanbe',
nnb Der @eIeBDprlGlag tpegen Grrt4tuns DcB
Nle9frregtmentern puroe benz betrefenbsn
@Cmite ibsrwielel. 'a1 asn'asa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-29
Marn. sa perfamfem.

y @tne Sara, BON ~unssfabr 100 9lrrRs mrb hermit sunt Ser.
tGaf e1Aseb0tea: 3te 8sbinsansen RnO leidt unO Der preiS
ntet tta. aetibe befnoet fp III Prince @eerSs's COUNT,
yte., II NteiIen Don QGai4ingtpu unb TX NieiIe rom Belts
siae 8epe, dShee1 . DC "a shasgt g~bsitEsrs in fgaeips ,es
teftaoet I'D EN- SUITS Saq8 mt 43tmnitrn ldLauf ~aussfben
500 5ru&tbdur1e, sias satef Gusaeised GDsSsa, aatersr
aiftuaft ipfnbe man f9 9ps ~ -
.Sag2s, l@ .sg2 .oaaJggs aibiaatOu. .. g.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-29
eoFalberta,te aus aSafbinatOn.

Z scr Mn3eiScn Don Hafhinstou. tseld,e Biz Rad
mifta94 A Mbr bel unferem Nseutett Srn. Egiebfelb
w8O. A2O @-&tr. abse9eben metcen, f1nben nod
Mnfftdbfne in Der ndd1A fp.aenneit Num r1er.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-29
8on sSart Monrne.. e..
Das Pan,erIAif ,Watapaeo.

GUrt oMonrOe, 90, San Doe @an.
ssrl4if vYatapscO" 1t bter unt etpateeu
OperatiOnen bes vMerrtmoc" ilS8n .begesnen.
Die DanpfcorSstts j M~Ongn9aBsla" traf ee-
tern sisr Elm /; 6as pauasrbopt ,Nabaut" fam
beute auf Der Rbebt an $50
Son ser fibliaen gI~prabeaottGe.
GDrt SIC onrue, ~. Sun. Der Gams
pier 9ltapis 8tia 8 tern bon bier nit Grpp
pen In @ee. 8stm Sap 6enry fel etn @uts
bat lbsr g30r6 uBD srtrants Ser Darnpffr
RbODe SalanO fam bieiea MOrgen BON Der
laOIi6sn 8IOtapeFOtte, ufS it Der 6resottr
SrOnlfDe8 BET @barlelton ~beeesnet. Mlrs tpubl
an 8orp. 'as ...1 -rafa
Der Ban0erbilt liegt auf Ger Nbebe unb
nimtmt 6ogIsn EN-. Der @eeHopfsn bsRneet
E1 Sa 9lsppurt 9eps.
Die 8arf 9enrY See, nit elmer Qabun0 pCn
6rIhten bon paIermo mad Nsws gOrt, wur0s
beute, rs Mstlsn pom Gap 9eurp in f<Hl
mer Gage eatpedt ibr 8crDermalt mar az
brOdea, a9ab lie ADtuprbbss mad Der 6arnptbp
MbeDe buultFt smmll atbe ~ ri ,fsse a M.
$1,000 "a Lii LaAaaa "a liz CleEaaE gs4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-29

s So9ri6t ipifo- trrntt eesebe eab Der Eftersei6aae rr1t
Natlen9e1t6te Der Staot BattHnore &nGlnGdt aar 8ermeItnna
oes Ntatlaies bes dabier DsrftDrbehe1a 8 Q n M per
am 80. Oebember 1862 srbSiteu tetf, Ale beisntgm, pel6e
nod TOrberungn al bteIen MaGftf La5tn, Gcsr1Sr bters,it
daisefDrbert Iplbe nebi oen iiSt6aen. BSI5gen nod ber Rem
~: gum 1868 stniureIpeu uno 8eIfenb 81 modem, ooer Az g-
rGrtgeu, 6ae fe tbrer luferl6eo an btsiem 9odiaiYe Qe{esitd,
mr rertultt9 ectiart wettea. &ue bic 3ablungen All bfe5ea
NGhlab Su MAIDEN baben, percen blerntf l~uflsferbert. iolne
mper5lgt6 an ben lluter5stnetcn su letiten.
- sBriebr. Stan,
(1nZ An .. E~"aa-.E .ttuE ~ ST arntnsE~n4or
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-29
IfriSdheilt MinDfeifm

IlfCUetu %LtupTteEEW iaG
tr IIhf gtSndie prm Rage bee gpnttottgs al.
e 0as Gnc feil9 mub bon gutter Quaiitdt feut uno In Bier.
TEN BON 6let2maBBsut 8srbaltui6 etne6 isoeH Ober In folder
SIhG5M, ME ne Don benz eUmmanerenoen OtIStcre In cen
SGSp taiern, Camps per Gluartieren beitelt nsr6en, nHh A,
|tol9er .Sett. lpte bic Mer5ts unb5 g|pmmi69re mad @elnlbltia
nit benz @%ontrattpr betinmsa uEssn, e~6getieiert perosn.
SeoeS AH9etot 11uB, UNI IN, Ietr0mt 9elOeen au rersen,
enc auf e,nfn ~iepayRen 8ogen 9 pier 9ei6Tiebene 8uro-
l9att 5weter SsraHa0 ltlt4er 9 ~tipneu sutbaIten, lautenb Wte
fo1t: #a.& d5.si
We, of the county Of, State of
-, dc hereby guarantee that - is Tor
the) able to fulfil a contract in accordance with
the terms OF his for their proposition, and should
his Tor their proposition be accepted, he (or they
will at once enter into q contract in accordance
Herewith, and We are prepared to become his
securities, giving good and sufficient bonds for
its f~ultilment. M, aue
~ Die &eranttpDrtt6feit Der 9hreen mus 6urd5 cine pIfi,iede
StitetUtgnAG eOt hem Vlert Ger nG@fseieaeueu DthrlttS.
gpart bsfati8t perfea lno oen Nn8ebot bslgaiGet letn.
Dieter muBeH gs9eHparti0 uns bereit (ta bel Iuna6rte
tbres An9ebps Ben GontIatt Su luerjei6neH NIB Bombs gu
ssben, ebe tie bic Office %perlaiien. e
De &e9terpns betdlt I'D Sa$ 8ett pcr, ettS pberi aHe Mn-
aebetet bic tbr ntbt btats erihenef, 5H sermerfeH.
3cfibiGge mullen OsutlIp Ibeglrrisbeli ieia: tProposals
for furnishing fresh beef" unD an 2ieut. @rt. &bEmas.@ 6.
SGuipan, z. g., Baltimore, Ilb,r aareIfrt leia. @snH ea
Nn0enpt tn Naaleil etasv Strn1 8 pla2i prb, f. naitGen ible
ia en- uHo oe abrele ibrer lplt-Ofics senau ~angseebet
pethsn, ODER -eaS MH9ebCt miro, Mot belu1iid tai.
8ieter nide1 entc 8tpsife iUr lire gp9altGt an bic Bet.
ct. 8eeieruaB betbrtn9en.
3abluneeu pereen IN i0l6en 6p1bS gennatt, ais eerabe ovr-
rotbts ftnp, l4tO -nenn feIne p%erbaneeu ip5eib ale IoIde ciu-
Iaufet.
Seite Gtat6ufe tusrScn beu SejeifOnifen sema6t.
~ u'tA.. &bDmaS G.. SmtIiban,
San22s29 Steut. Sol. II. 6. g., Ser. st. Gr1nes.
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Greibett, 0Iet6Ge{t un0 @eredtioFeiI :
@rO6 gunb ee8 . rs. 5. s. @sr. a.

GrOb Snnb beS 8irS, b. Der. gF r.. e,
Ste wtt8heber taeS Buhcesf fpmie ete 9RepgGlnitante n Der
IN sreecar tneteu Bnnee me!ben hermit in Rsnntus6 aeitsL bos
0onIlsr1taa, fen 29.S 1tddra Ibtn1aaT 10 dtbg hi ~rlerteIiabr,
ltGs Tetlairtnlnr1ga Gtbaltn AZURE abOIn ietesl Alttelifb EN-.
500 ...tg4brtftan 6urB @r. sire.
OutSc S8LllV ~. @testee Ell &eer. I916l
81 "a 0Uu-o f0LLg q. sfu,ul 1ma-rJaf .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-29
6lr SDmtraftDreit.
Sffce beS 0etprODiantiruna8.
GDmmtfTdriaf8.
g Saul4,4w,1mI
8aItimcre. ber q. Sam

BaItiricre, Ben y, Jdtuar 1868.
Mn8ebDte tperbeu n (rHr BON erItsr
6anb) bis gum 70. Sanuar 1863, NtlIdos II ubr, ;ur ser
lorsun8 heS 8st. ct. 9USgitalS Stf ~@nnopctiS Sulc!iCu ionic
per IN Der nnseseup itattpuTten Ser. @t. SruPSen NIT -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-29
Seftdti9uaeen.,
Ser &rird III Mdrh @~af6tina. !

Decentralization aus NepAern POM 90
6eIager, baB Die 6aupterpsoiticn num MIDI
aufgebrCGsn let, baB jeo99 arr IL. clue gb
tbsiluns 9a~nbtruppen esgenS Ste st enbdbn
purrildte, bet @olpd9eile13Q0 8sbeusn lbluB
unO ben DIT uscuplrle.S Ser @sfunbbetsr
~sultanp Der Sruppsn 1T i'm Maesmeinem lsbr
gut. 70 15G
Nus gletpbern nitro mnterul t5. bert9tst:
6Oleenoee TT stae Der &~rloluttonen, fpelde
bic o6ree 2abpr NiIpctatlCn" BON Garterel
County an9eaolnlrlens: r. yses3teggk fG
,8ei9loGen,s baB @Dtpatb Stantsp's Ser
luG, Dte Vrebfteibett 3t unterorIden Durd,
BeDrObung BON 3situnsScOrteIponbeatet. nit
iummariiHer Beltrafau8 uao oue6 Iu9fos1
bunS pom 8erbaftung unO GtnlBerrnng altr
perlOnen, pelGe pmyA 8ort pOsr S6riit 9se
gen ietn 8etfatren auitrrteu, nit perSo Bolts
fEetbett i'm @tperlpru6 ltsbt unD BEN 6unOa-
mental prtnStp Der 'tspublitanl iAeH Nestes
rllnssfDrm SeBn3 IptiAt" ao.'1ai4 81 H'slaa If
setrssunsens essn SicfsbMrs.
@atrO, %. San. DIR Dampfer 8ntb
LIT ppn WempbtS an9elangt uno brtnet Die
yta6ri6t, paB nnIere Gruppen nah MiIifans
Bsno, 3d., blnunter ,ssben. @sneral @tant
wolte am ~. B. Ii. auibrs6en. llnlere Irup
pen riidsn In bepeutsnOsr Starte anf 8idsburs
por. @fan last, paB 9cbnitOn 10000 Mann
bet ptelem Ylabe cpucentrirt ba6e. Dte Sic
.beaen, beibt . mullea SIes anftieten, um
gidsbmrS unD @Ort 5ueipa gu balten, unb
tbre Communication 5tpil9sn 2oniIana une
8eras 3I ~bebanptsa Sore B~sfsitguussE bel
port 6pDlOn finn in suteut 3utanOe, uaO le
ltnp Der Netnuns, le ~bebanptea 80 fSnnet
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-29

b. 80 sN11In1% gIg1gH. 70 Ne
i6tr cen SLUG Md. DSrte" 1ditels ge6raGt
merpen lpll 19iiSuh9r Gd 49tplsliJ1n
Oie metlten Der 9t6safN sEsl Rfi6 69n0er,
ppn beneaa RheW siEigsd lasbsRalSn0lf lauler
Oa9rte betitibtRffsinI. s ssDas 6Ssa As e,SerN4sAtsn 5ii,,
tleinsn QuantttatAn WbtSfsY inp psrstet@ n
etnabte gu llbuaaeseIn. H"''
Seft6tisuasen.,
: Der Seret Eeltatl9ts, bsute tneAgsrs lbpr6
'oett Dr1lIrenten DDrgGApIpmgne grnennltn9en;
unter anpsrn Die pe0 Ssrrn WiIbelm s. Stto
Don SuOtuna oIsNi1fehs @FfsttSD TN Dttats
lterium pes Snneru. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-29
Nftbfe Sanlen pom 2SAlbiuetpu uno
H6 dI Der um0e6gnH.

Der .unteritIBuaas,@ egsiags fur flanfeg aaS r~S Nrv
nnlpHs irlcale9Td bat eaSs 9@&Eross tansaSe GRete @omtts nil len,
@rtan3elsgat Dir lberlitS fir Mttte ~lseruar sarsstiia6tgSt,
Satr b%eauttra8t. &as Gputtte lit erfreut, ,haB snf er 5enaele
fOlsenee Danen Jf1 .bsrest srsliu, Rabpa, i6ntb si-
Z tretsIS nRe gle 0reanlaltpHa Der 5stfrll8fsit pom seits ltsf
II sgsao. Sarf gsiufrsSs, 30 so9 Ill ID. s sttTTs@ y !, Gnu da n.& 5nao
.0ooyeaSr 5lte6rf S6miSbfRe. 251a 9. @tr.t,ainp1js3 ]ris
gtHs: Natears salba@s4laGsd. 8Ri,awHdsN O. uaD I,
&aS' GSsif Slut, a sft:2,a S ge.'l st IL #3niiFD0ii aaS So q s str.
a ISaS, SS Yas 9h; stE. sell$sn 9 agS . str. i
2 agsab. g9a,pllsn i9Faspe1 s. gBarS allQe.. tGapitOii StuE
f. #ufaes Satcb @tesOnt 2, sStE.g ssSena5sr ben gegere- ppR-
sNrl. 9. 9t'stbaqsr, gO.s 80 44r1ttat epecc... c." '''4 ma
gu. V. 8ertS. gc. "a gtqttstA Srocs.
I SRI Nldssl, Rs 4b3 geetp Yofi Ns.j spifben II. nu6 Is.
pitneL nj 6rtfe olbgTe Udnln ols. ben egffen S5eWIlSaSe Der 5teSi.
etI9S aaF EsDernaA 6 HpoH asDeint1lDen sEtl6ea tbatf6hItd
bet3ptroaen 2Rtieas 1inba sR6ainier ulernebntsn teR burg.
aea 3pads lpS lAsr1 60 setestbti vt 10 Bgpinntriu5enp inofent.
lpte9enoaalS nD3lln auelaHe, lup eTIsh ., IT'D NIT Gtusteer
epel9endnnten Dame1 pter ben &ontlte-Wttt9lstern III benebs
Inte4, 3nststG 9ber brletllA ben. Sefrttar oeS @nmitss, Srrra
Aoell einBs ScT IA, slt BE sSGli0tI0cr baglthtIHe llsbsr66l
mt9lt9 miro, uno be lid tpaerentrsHpen Gopien balbgn GgIcbA
nRierg tb bic Stltbedung Gel Observation-Disclosures unc 4rbeitn
an einsnt sata8els fasa sNaIs b. EprsGent tSnaeu, TO bob ben
gSnnlpen ouef lnI nns tpdttgen Dameal aSelT9f Ne&-
& u ys,aegsa gs !! samnuar 1ses.u
BIZ a. ssa'f9@ FssIit tIns5U RHS Iafrt @Guntte:
Trtebr~@ d. mtbt, MopIf GIuE,
sas e%@ Arteur Balba@, &GfIN&Ipt
us s8st ID an 81 Of' at spltn 81
DEPICTS CUR @ntyeBenaabme BON @aben que
Staot uno Ansegenp ftnD BET
ysas. @atAassaas 81 60 Rattsl gpatss. Ven 80
@ac. ga ''taasab, g{D. 4sSIa. err aogag ut II
aae csea8tnaHnten D1nen 6ercei net.nbet 'aaert ols Ser.
u1titIsttaasn s~ii@sa gsbsra Hnb tfFr eD'ars i%ptartta,,a Ha@i
ID ~ 9 bier s. g sSsuna,
- @rrchanf MpnHnrs
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Sffice bes 25erprO0tanttrungS>
Lr 0Omnttllariaf8.


Baltimore, ben %. Sen. 1868.
I'm 8ebpte perben an gen . IN M en- (nur pOa er-
fer @dne) bis gum %. S1npdr 1868, Mlittags II l1br, ,ur
Der forging Der IN uno tanee SnatbGTl5aItb bon NlarttnSbnSra,
Ta., Hns AstnGeitsr, 0a, itaipnrten Ser. St. Eruppen NIT
frifcbern Ntlibfeifd sql
@fGr tunf Aeoaae .puat Gage hes Grnhafte8 ait. e
8asy Rtnbhesfh 1nuB non gutter Gu1itdf IeNr unS In @ter.
Stlden. ute ite oun benz CpnlnFaaetrea6eu Sff5ter tn zen
9Cspudlern, &6rfeS Gecr QRQritRrefaR eEsut meroent uab al
iolnar 3elt, lnte BITE Merste line @&Nntndre naa Seratbame
nit benz @ontrattpr 1eitannen nnbsthi ab5etefettl perten.
Ssbes Augeopt nlUB, nm In Sstradt pe3osen Nt iperben,
.tre auf stdeu i1pGaEen Eo9st Rapisr geiGriebens BRrs-
i1hft 5reer bersntportiibfr YsIIpHep eitb9lten, lautenS ME
tel9t: 01@. !I}4e~ 5tat 7@}Q@
We -. of the county of -, State of
-, do hereby guarantee that - is Cor
the) able to fulfil a contract in accordance with
the terms ofhis COR their proposition, and should
his Cor their proposition be accepted, he(or 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
its ~fulfilment.-,e tason ls& se ihis13n r.
Die aatpp,t Ii6fet her 8dtacu mug eutds etae pffiieue
Court belaiss werten un6 bent Augebct beieeflgt fttn. t
Stetsr mlhen eegenIparu0 une bGrit igH.i bet AnnapHe
tRtes an8eepis cen srntratt ja ants5el9ueH Hnp SGnes su
9eben. ebe tic Bic SfRee perlaHen. t2 &1@t s5
Dte &e9ttruna eebait itb cas 5tdt oDr. ems ebT ane &n-
sebote, ole tbpnGt btasb %srfhenens 8u ~perrperfen.
&criGIdae mullen oeltttd, iiFerltriebea letn: sfProposals
5natpan, .. O., 8littWCre Nto. aotelirt iein. 9oenn Elm
un9erpt1 am seanlen elucr OIrpla gena1t ptre, 10 mullen tbFe
Ssauaeng mo Bite a&orelie siprer 4elt-OfRCe eenaH ~Gu9e9tbsn
ptrbenl pcer bGs An9ebpt mtro ntGt telu6tehti9t. ,ggt Ma
Slettr Wdfsl 8ule 8spsle iIr ifre seeaittat an Die Ssr.
q. ReateruH1 bftbriaa(n .sinafs3 nUa gsfD.t BIC .4tl5l .a
3abluu5 en tperssa in ipl1en 6OubS 0entsbt Glsg 8srace Sor-
rdtets iin6, uap ReFl tsns pprbaaRfp' i4eato ale l'iqe sia'
xsins etaaFSaie p,rSsr ppn eessifoniaea eeinaSt.
tnq aIo!a&Bp ma 8 g. gu IIibang
3au2S.29 eieut. Col. II. 6. O., Ser ct. armee
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EetegcapDtsese DlasDrtebfes1 q
Ssribtt ftr Osn sgaItimOsr WeGer.'
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sB- spurat na@ s5farmor SAT- Giptbins SruS
anb fault @urs 8Ietber, NO Sbr bic stD5te stusDobI bon Set
rea- uo &ndbeutletber finoet.
Ipp27- $40. 40 N rsaIttrtprefr.
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ia 80 Baltimore, ben p. Sen. 1868.
I'm 8ebpte werbe II AT gen ON NJ en- (nur SOa er-
fer pano) bis gum 2s. Sonpar 1863 WiittaaS II llEr, sur
i@a., nne &9ta@eiter, pa, itatnnirtsn Ner. St-Rrunren MI
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SerIdnat - Ssberuonn 81 ptneI, bd6 has bele unt biz
tslte &Ieinerniasdsin In Der Stahtitt In stta--
Rpn27- 81 40 ", o aIttuoteHr q
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! 1n Die 3eibcnSen,

- I'07I 10 ~ = %NNUJEVVEW+
uaterasfhnete welGe iet aRriem irieSer ggte3t gsstaiEt
pter 9euen1,ien bat btetet tgre Gienite ban ~lstpenben pnsIt.
rum en-, % is TN Stanfe tit, folgsnce 9~ranGbtttqn ,u beilehf
eingenenI5aneatg G9ptnbiu9t @Abndt sialenoe ,Krdat.
bet Gid, 8ebeiniaiisntus, 8lutftlrt' wrIg5ET,Y W. Sfst.
offene @urben. ~kibiQs.i4k rdIg fftgbsf, Sslif. ntSlSfiTs ast,
i1perbeu, ais; lltre lelmdkiofdt -IDi1fuert IN t6neyhsS -
Ir II. .hgl. NJ. 9tf5elAdafBetign perSetf SbtaScnt 6stsItt
etc btttet Inn ~gehetstaR 3Lrrnd. 1870, o4''"r
,T5+I5s . tbBBiR1S9 BSr2Gd8ts{u sn
oWtOo no. I02 Ga dlnt.s FAB, prsttar
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Din bic g Gneiaer H.

gptr babes sne CUTE Musnabl ron Stadtn 23aoren teber
Sprte uue ~ ~ttliGeren 4leiisn. als he d~uoeSpo Bstauft per-
oca tRanen. Sbr t6rrt bel u8 bas Pattern rter Set Der
garb taufsn. " ptl ais Sbr Epnt.
S[giAb, Brp. & Ga.,
Rbc27- #4& Rcss 10 90eA Nai,4renrearake
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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30

GHOSTS There is now exhibiting in London an
admirable illustration of what Science can do when
it condescends to take the field against imposture.
1t forms the subject of lecture at the Polytechnic
institution, In the course OF which is displayed
most ingenious contrivance wherewith any amount
of very highly finished ghosts can he produced to
order. These Mr.. Pepper raises by the aid of
strong light, mirror, a few lenses, and some
smoke And even an audience, such as in Esop's
time preferred the imitation of pig to the genuine
squeak of a pinch-d porker could not refuse the
merit of the superior ghost-making to the scien.
life device at the Polytechnic, which will do more
upset the lingering Iaith in the foolish and wick
ed superstitons about ghosts than considerable
amount Of reasoning or argument.-Lanee..
AT Vicksburg, the rebel officers when calling
for drink. throw down a tenpenny nail in pay
ment.
Mrs. Semmes, wife of the captain of the pi-
rate Alabama, who has been residing all winter in
Cincinnati, has been ordered, under the recent
proclamation OF Gen. Burnside to prepare to cross
lhe lines into iyie.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30

"A letter dated Greenville, Miss, April 9th.
to the New York Times, gives the particulars OF
the expedition under General Steele, sent by Cen
eral Grant to clear the rebels out of the region
back of Greenville, l70Hmiles above Nicksburg.
1t is one of the richest regions OF the South, and
has furnished immen, supplies for the rebel army
General Steele, with two light batteries TIVE com.
panies of cavalry and about 500 infantry, landed
at Greenville, on the 9th inst, marched to Black
Bayou, crossed it, pushed over to Eeer Creek, and
then turned down the west bank, and went leisure
IL forward. He proceeded fifty miles, and then
returned. laden with supplies, having destroyed
much rebel property, and driven tergu, N and
his gnerrillas far into the interior They were all
Gent six days.
The amount of damage done in the rebel region
through which our troops passed will, at low
estimate, reach three millions Of dollars. i hey
brought in with them $50 mules, 100 horses, "a
yoke of oxen, 400 head Of beef cattle, 30 wagons,
1, 900 pounds of bacon, 1000 pounds Of sugar,
500 gallons of molasses and about 600 slaves
They destroyed about twenty cotton gins, nearly
the same number of cornmills, 500 hogs, 100 tons
of fodder and 700. 900 bushels of corn.
General Steele remained at Greenyille at the
last accounts. J..
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30
AG,1LAxr DEED AND A CH1vALRous REruR!

AGALLANT DEED AND A CHIvALRoUs RETURN,
In the recent movement of Stoneman's cavalry,
the advance was led by Lieut.. Paine Of the lst
Maine cavalry. Being separated by considerable
distance from the main body, he encountered un-
.xpectedly a superior force of rebel cavalry and
his whole party were taken prisoners. They were
hurried off as rapidly as possible to get them out
of the way of our advancing force, and in cross
ing rapid and deep stream, Lieut.. Henry, COM
manding the rebel fierce, was swept Oft his horse.
AS none of his men seemed to think or Care any
thing about saving him, his prisoner, Lieut.. Paine,
leape,i off his horse, selzed the drowning man by
the collar, swan ashore with him, and saved his
life, thus literally capturing his captor. He was
sent to Richmond with the rest of the prisoners,
and the facts being made known to Gen. titz Hugh
Lee he wrote statement of them to Gen, W inder,
the provost marshal of Richmond, who ordered the
release of Lieut.. Paine, without even parole,
promise or condition, and, We presume, with the
compliments of the confederacy. He arrived in
Washington ON Saturday last. This act OF gene-
rosity as well as Justice must command our highest
admiration. There is some hope for men who can
behave in such manner.
But the strangest part Of the story is yet to
come. Leut. Paine on arriving in Washington
learned that the officer whose lite he had thus GAL
lantly saved had since been tax N prisoner by our
forces and had just been confined in the old Capt.
1ol prison. At the last we heard Of him he was on
his way to Gen. Martindale's headquarters to OBJ
tain pass to visit his beneficiary and henefactor.
Suca are the yicissitudes of war. We could not
help thinking, when we heard this story, Of the
profound observation Of Mrs. Gin: "Sich is life,
vich likevays is the hend of hall things heartily
We leave it to casuists to determine whether, when
these two gallant soldiers meet on the battlefield,
they should fight like enemies or embrace like
Christians. For our part, We do not believe their
swords will be any the less sharp, nor their zeal
any the less determined, for this haphazard ex-
icie,
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30
A PIECE OF INGENIOUS MEcHAyIsx.-The

A PIECE OF INGENIOUS MEcHANIsx.-There has
recently been constructed, by an English artisan,
a gold hunting-watch of remarkable character. IN
addition to being time-keeper OF the UTMOST pre-
cision, with shronometer adjustments, compepsa-
zion balance and cylindrical spring, it exhibits
the dia-pIate the following different Indications:
first, the eqr alton of time; second, the moons
age; third, the month Of the year and fourth,
the day of the month in addition to the hours,
minutes, and seconds. as in an ordinary watch.
The mechanism is so contrived that any one or the
whole of the hands may be set backwards or for
wards at plea .ure without deranging the rest.
This instrument may therefore be regarded as one
OF the triunlphs of modern Neurological science as
well as OF mechanical ingenuity, Every movement
is laid down in the strictest proportion, and based
upon calculations Of an absolute scientific char
acter. 49,.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-30

TIPPING THE Rosy MOT very long ago, Tom
S. was wont to pay his devotions at the shrine
of Gambrinus. On one occasion he succeeded IN
getting toleraby mellow, having moistened his
throax too much with the German beverage, and
proceeded to navigate to his Office, He took up a
substantial looking hat, and with rather puzzled
look was making an attempt to put it on sideways,
Of curse it wOu not fit. He looked inside, hold.
ing it up towards thelight, and read aloud. rs
t.Thomas s., Fourth street. :"
(Sol loo,-"That'smy hat-of course it isl
Another attempt was made to put 1t on sideways
no use; again taken of, and again read, "fhos.
s., Fourth street,
After another trial, and findingit didn't fit, the
gentleman commenced feeling all over his head,
evidently as to assure himse that no protuberance
had suddenly developed sol. Having satisfied
himself upon that point, lie once more read the
address, had another trial and still sideways.
There he stood perfectly mystifed, but an idea
lightened up his face and he called the waiter,
whom he interrogated thus:
ssCan you read writing!''
eyes SIR"
"Wel you be good enough to tell me whose hat
that is
Herman took the head case, and having read,
said
alt belongs 20 Thomas S., Esq, Fourth St !,
Philadelphia, sir.''
"Does it pa he exclaimed, looking all around
with the most comical air in the world, ''does III
.@Then who in thunder am 2"
An uptown alderman informed him at roll call
next morning.