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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01

SINGULAR DISEASE AMONG FAoToRY Or
ERATIvEs.-There has been considerable
excitement for seveTal days past at Ma
nayunk, a suburb Of Philadelphia, in
consequence Of the death OF a nun 1er of
women and children employed "a the
mills manufacturing army blankets and
other goods. The disease, which is
called by the physicians a coneeslive fe.
yer, terminates fatally in about twelve
hours after the. frat symptoms app ar.
The disease, except in few instances, has
bafiled the skill Of the physicians; and
the general idea is, Ihatihe frverias teen
Introduced through the means OF dirty,
filthy rags, which are imported for The
purpose Of being converted intO army
blankets. There has been a large mum
Der of deaths. Ia one family three girls
hat worked ia q factory died within one
weekly Y lost
What ought to be done with contrao-
tors who send such disease breeding
blankets to the army?
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01
CHS vcys,pa'cbrs were i,naDIlssI
or Its heroic dweller."

The editor Of the 'Aroostook Pioneer
says that while driving through the
woods recently he saw a girl about four
teen ytars Of age standing before the
door Of a log house, and looking at him
very visibility. Surprising she wanted
something he refined up, when she said
please Mr.. s. let me have some hairs
{ om your horses tail TO make a ring"
Tue Virginia girls can't make rings Of
that sort, because the horses themselves
have been ahead of them
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01

The Louisville Democrat Is not only q
hater of the Nashville Union Club, buta
lover Of VALLANDIaHAM. II says:
The fierce denunciaiions OF Vallandig.
ham will not do. Ii Yallandigham's ad-
vice had been followed, this war would
not have taken place. He was one Of
those who was scornfulIy denounced a
few years ago AZ q Union saver. He Is =
better Union man now than those who
denounce him. He is wiser than they
are, that is all If he be extreme in
some Of his views, they are less injurious
than the opinions . practices Of the
uncOndilionals.
What do you, Union soldiers, think OF
such sentiments as that coming from a
protested Union paper? These rebel
missionaries within the Federal lines ars
all very loyal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01
The Richmond Vhin aaYs:

"The statue Of Henry Clay, In the
Capitol square, ~(Richmond) has been
sham,fully mulilAted by persons who
have no sense of decency or veneraiiOn
for the memory Of the great statesman
whom it representa-"
That is very natural. Why should
not the negro pirates Of the slave COnfed-
eracy hate and iremble at the dumb
,iigy of the FIRST emanoPatiOnist Of Ken
heLyF Who declared hat " slavery pas he
greatest ou,se Of all humans evils" The
men who mutilate his statue in Richmond
are less culpabIe than the men who i'm.
piously blaspheme his memory by preach
ing prO-slaveryis ism in the State which
holds his sacred ashes. One could
almost wish, did he not know that The
people Of Kentucky are misrepresented
by their newspapers, that, like ScIPIo't
tomb
chs W ysrpu'chro were t'naDtiesI
or It's heroic dweiler,u
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01

The Albany IN. W journal says that
a late number Of The N. Y. journal Of
Commerce makes a violent attack upon
Goveruor JOHNSON, charging, among 9th.
rr things, that be thinks more OF the ne.
gro than he does Of the Union That is
just what we would expect from q Cop
pelhead journal which. at the outbreak
Of the rebellion, was indicted by the
Grand Jury Of the United States Court
for treason.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01

The Mobile papers say that some fell
Ilw stole JEFF. Davis horse in Richmond
the other day. The horse was . vsIua-
BILE one, and there lie no telling how much
il will cost jeff Gn Confederate notes)
to get another so good.
Let him coniscate some loyal name
horse, or buy one and then reqsdiate the
debt. lie is versed in both ways.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01

MARHYiSo "FOR rue WAR I'VE learn
by a letter from Cnrin'h, Miss that a
new social arrang nenr' has been go =
ten up between our soldiers aud The Sc
cesh women Of ihas locality. The ,ol'
diers got to eourlinS he wOmtn, sud
when a match 10 struck up they get
mar led in a regular u, le, with he con-
dition Sable the war lasts some
twenty OF our soldiers have entered intJ
the arrangement lately Chicago Journal
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NOTICE,

The trends ami acquilat'noes Of NJ. L. AtrKANnFF,
are requested TO attend The FuDeral 4 hs wife, l. V.
AtsxsSo r., at bb re' iience on tho Caastia ruo,
Elgoeeld, Friday morn ns, May Isl, at 10 O'Clock.
Divine ssrvies by Rev, }. ". 1iuSrEs
Nay lit.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01

The Richmond Enquirer says that
among other things the rebels must do
Il put their clothes on a war footing.
We suppose they will adopt tine Georgian
uhit rm, Of a shit collar aud pair Of
spuis-& Louis Democrat.
Bot where will The "shirt COLLAR" come
from aud as the last rooster has ben
gobbled up In the OOnfedsraoy, ws dOn't
Aee where the rebels are TO gee "spurs"
unless il be on the Pvref Asmop.SG
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Furniture BIC. for enle-

I WIS T0. SELL At PRIVATE sALE Ny HOUSE,.
Hold and Kitchen Furniture, fud to rent the housr,
10 which I live, a tvo sturY brick, Wit bas nient.
a do Rooms, No 0sN Liue strasf, - door rum Vine.
r,rsons wishing io purchase " rsnt, eau sec me on
the premises.
ap2o-lw JOHN L.kMtrH.
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Anntharnehn n,rhnr,,v.

We call attention 10 the folio v ing,
which we clip, in its present form from
the Augusta Georgia. CoaaitaaiOnahsi
OF April /;
"a NEw WAY OF ADMINISTERING Tue
OATH or ALLEGIANCE TO YAEKEE PslsOE
ERs,--Tue Vicksburg correspondent OF
the Savannah Republican is responsible
Tor the following
"rhe Yankees drove from home aud
destroyed all the property Of . man
named Cobb, in Missouri. Driven by his
necessities and a desire for revenge, he
has organized band Of pa%riisans that
prey IN the Yankees. He has been quite
,uceresful, but nOBs Of his prisoners
trouble him. Cobb says they take the
OA'h and he turns them loose. One ofhis
men reports that no man who ever TOOK
Cobb's oath violated il. IL is considered
very binding, especially about the neck
Cobb Ry he would like 10 administer
his oath 10 General Scott jest wOnst."'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01

We do not know whether the End In
diana cavalry is in this Department or
not at present. They fought glorious at
Gallatin, MS far as we remember. last
summer when a portion of them were
captured.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01

The fugitive slave Anthony Sims,
whose arrest in Boston and rendition to
his master caused so much excitement
In Boston, aud cost the Government 81
much, eightor ten years tince, Is again
IN that cry, having escaped from Vieks-
burg. He runs 10 risk Of being sent
back 10 the South a second time.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01
DIED,

Dat her residence N this city, On the moralns Of the
sHh q Apfll, vner a short illness, Mrs. wrSSr No
FAstAND, eyed o. ye r. ard 9 months.
The friends anj &C lnalniances a-e rspVtfthy 10.
vi ed 1, attend iha funeral nom her roatelee on
North College street, at 10 o'rlock this mora'rg
services IS lev. M. HowElL.
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Notice to Armv Omcera.

THE FoLiOWIVG NAMED OFT EHs r ~.
, dgbted % tho United states Ia { 0 amount sei op.
posiie the r names. their AcknOwlo lgmants will DO
found 10 the Medical Directors Uihce, %nuiireest ORC,
tennessee.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01

Cincinnati has followed up her good
deed Of e%lectine q loyal mayor b, Lend
ing TO the goSeiuw,nt early bali "a nil.
lion Of dollars iyils idls IN the city
srsaamy.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01
DIED,

10 thli city, on Wednesday evening, April 2oth
Wins B., son Il James aud Esther Miio,i agod IS
mouths aud % days.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01

And solicit the patronage Of the OH friends Of the
bouse; AID we ch%esrfiliy offer our services to all 9th.
ers who may have business In our lluoi pledging cur
beat efforts to give Entire "a sfncIiOn ~
all who may favor us with their buai ess.
GE Siif Lbs, in.
af20-1m JuiiN X nUMA.
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NOTICE.

U'HE PARTAkh utF ~ktrIOfOKE EXISTING
1 tetvcen Ne ia Melville % dissoYei his dy vi
mutual solsnt. Tbs blsiless Viii continue NJ us
talng stand, 40 the naii-w ; uaos "a lie c0rus r 4
Jefferson aud frJnt aia.i ~ He n.laVa wa ~
sots swuor uf aN tAs stock aua ague rsspQaal1lg
iyr al iag szisllpg paTtnsFsLlp as1ts.
spssS~ Hn.EcToS. DA'I'
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w. w.

RRAgE's oaFEg EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
~ For salo BY
May !, 'Cs.
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p~laaolution 81 Partnership. .
no THE PUBLIC.

NASHVILLE, April %, 1859.
"A X HAVE THIS A PURCHASED OF N. r..
In tho
Auction and Commission House,
Nos. rs and 81 College Street,
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Gov. Seymour assigns a good many
sham reasons for veiOing Judge LoW's
hill but ke' pa back the true one--name-
", that the soldiers would not vote as
he wishes. Had he bren Inclined 10
deal frankly with the subject, no would
said G~entlemen, | have been elected
Governor through the disfrauchis, ment
OF the soldiers my only chance Of re-
lection is based upon their CONTINUED
Acknowledgement 30 | shall keep them
from voting 30 long as I eau. | don't
want a ms 1riiy OF such men a. Judge
Low m the next Senate and | know
there will be il tho sold efs vote, 90 |
must ooriu,e up pretsXts iOr STAYING III
lh, ir voting At least one year, and 20
much longer as possible. Such is The
real aniR,aS Of his Veto, aud be under.
rates the intelligence Of the sold ers II
he fanciss hat they will MT perceive il.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-18

unb comprOmt6liMe Dteberperet
NIT einent 6ftube gu preOieeu, Der ehen
tt ge9rtff febt. auf nUrOtiGem Bcben einsn
feline rationale unab9dnstststt i&ernren Grte-
Ben 5u o%ifttren, oaju ptrD rpotl Ielblf Elm Ser
nanoo WcOO nt@t ote @ttrn babeu, pber tpes
%nislfens ni4t baS 5er3. Denn &c tSnnte eth
sefGbrlt@es yef6dft 'perbsu. - Die
eauets5trFs I'm Iabwealt@sn Wsangtvanien
Itnb OOl BON @OOb. bemOtrotil1sn Copper
bsaps. Dtsls werben jsBt cine @eieBea0sit
tore 6rsnnDlHuft fir pie 9srven 8e~
tellsn auf pte 9rpte 81 lteQsns WabrldstnliG
tptrb, naA6em bic 8ebelIen tort gebauR baben,
aus manGen 9anlas ala 0alanOiybam unb
BQoO eth gaulus ! Ia Qpsan. McgRrnanp
auo Bntlsr 0spOrptn fetn.
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NnitMnaen in N1em IerSen

&renton, q. S, II. Stunt. 9ts f,bt
eaesn Itd 1000 WPanu @Oup. Yarfer an 10.
t0rtt9fm Disulte an9sbOten. Das %. @eot.
%" ytsun WOnatslsatsn etng bsuse mad
harrisburg db. So. q bss 5. 1RiIitoi royTy
1narI&trt uncrgsn.- aae WiHtaroetQIboGtfn
Der Stapt tpesoen iGrs Dtenfe anbtsten uuo
Notwithstanding DtrS uafsr Negtm.nt BAG er1e
tn 5arrtsbur8 ieln. @tne Sole @Omipaonie II
aus Den Arbstteru bt5 Srlsnals forn,itt.
Nemart II. Stunt, Das critic Nepurf
Ne9tmfnt bat BEE &ssteruns feline OienRe fir
ote 3sIt Der 0sfabr aR9s6Cten unb ii ouoe,
npMmen porben.
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rsertfantf6e 0SncDrtOtcn
Ser EeIb,uGsnfon SssaMe6eGsn

Ser Gelbjugsplnn esNe6eleu. De,
btelt9e RepabItcan meloet aus @a16tngtun
aber bic @blidten Der Jts6elen tote folot
gee's Telb3ugsplan ptrO aus Rebeaen.
qns(en fOlsenOermuben unssseben Die (iato-
TIDE %rmee $4,000 W5anm fart tbeilt F6 In
3 Corps. Dos 1. Corps raGdte Dor 6 Gaaen
bon @Cr6Onsbile auf @arFersbure su. Das
Corps oerlisB bic @ulpspper citation, um
ii6er Grafton mad 8bssItng NIB 0ittsbmre
gu marldtren unO ndGDem f8 l~sBtsenanutsa
Ort 9enUnameB Dat, fd nit rem |. Corps sa
pereint8sn unb our4 S9tu mad RentuGfp pOr.
anOrtn9sn. Corps Nr. 8 eeBt iiber @tnGe.
unb Sarper6 Tertp unD maGt cine Sc,
tDeoa1g 9e9en 9arriS6ura cher Baltimore,
Dts 90 am standardization l9etnt, an Die $50
y SmaS Nrnaee 8t beGGdfttgen. Das lsste go
oleOeuencOrps beitebt metliens aus gapalsrie
"uV nsr1ttens Nrttaerte. &tGmpnb pirb fir
Den @l'Ss"blid after Sruppem entbl6et, in Der
QOTnnn9, pop Nstratea mnb gpnIrtbirte In
Ss'i1ssnpsr Ma3obt bort sintrefem, nm bic Dor,
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NtusfamS BON @tIembobm atrbeitern

@lbun9, IT. Stunt. 60o-700 Nrbstter
Der Gentralbabn FnO be9ufs 2o9n- GrGSbuua
aus9stanceu. sic marfbtrten mad ben Dsrts
t6tten In Wsf QlbanY, srbradsn bte Gbireu
anD sponSen ale MfRaniftr uup Stsinbansr
bte Nrbett sin5u1slen.
Dte 9uoipn Ntper @%iIenbaGn = @pinpagnie
BAT benz 0srI1agsn tbrsr Nrbsiter na@ Grs
bS9ung i9rs6 2cbne6 ouf 8 @@tQtage per
Sag eatlpro@ew. Die Nrbettsr Der @eutrals
8aba O~erlanSen II SatQtuBe PER Sag unb
erbtelttn mad IGnetrsn 3Ssern bic @tnwilia.
nng bee @ompagnte, tUOrauf ie 80 t5rer Or
tstt 1uridfebrtsn.
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GsEeggap5sItpe p85rtte
Eegi@tesgfar ban RagInssse 9 gaeQer..
Das -Dsew Murfer Gpntimaent.

IlbanA 16. Stunt. Ser Gjcupsrneur
tgut alss tn istnen Rrdften @tsbenbs, urn
Dem GerIanaen mad Gruppsn 3u entlprsGen.
Gen. McG(etlan III bier, um @Owusrneur
Bel Der Organization uno NbIatd.
un8 Der Srnpptn 5ur @ertbeiOtsune Venuipls
u%antsn'5 sa uuterfGben. tlnssfdbr IA 900
Wloun EEnO btretta geldeyt unO be9innen f@
in 8ewe8ung gu fsesr. Die f~olsenpen weitersn
Nlilt3. NsBtrnenter baben MarI@ Srore; bas
s., %. unb So. DaS %. 80. unO "a. Tret-
Ne0imsnt, pslthe tisr tbre Musmufee
srtparten, ta6sh tbre Disnite angebpten.
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M0ibtuQtOtts 9. o..

! w a enper a m nj luna Der
untpn .4ea9ne In 0af6tHotun.
@onOetnsur 8OutpsQ mar sugssen anb re,
oste. Sn ietuer Nn1pra9e 1aste er, bic QuGs
hebun9 Der Stlaoeret fet bas etn3'ee Mttte[
Die Nebeltsn gu erDritfen unb tpeiteren @lirs
9ssfrts9 gu SerbIten. 5eute ft bic Grifs bes
Rrteges. ODD pb Die @tbeQeu In MorSIoub
VennlpIpanien ODER 8tr9tnten Ietsn, unIere
YflAt ist IS. H@ Der @OaRttutlOn unp unlsru
gsbstlt9ten Tretbettsre9ten gu unterpsrlen.
Gr CLAUDE, GnslaaO rate ia gum &rteat, bod
Tonne In etnsm iOIGeR Safe @6g. QtncOln iAr
td9ItGes SrOO tbnen bsl6rGuten. Gr CLAUDE.
tetn gutter unionif werpe baran Oerteu. bic
lIblIGen Staaten BET tbrer RIdfunft als Stlo.
v%enitaaten tn bic Union auf5unebmeu, pa Die
We9er i@ tire Sretbett isbt erfGmpt BADEN.
Die Berlammlun9 nobn Ietne 8emerfuuaen
NIT unget9etltem 8tifale auf.
t NubffsrnnB.- Spat Moutaa
9laGt pureen bic Benobner Der 10. unD o.
Stra6e bara stnsn 2drm tn benz 6auIe Der
bsra&ttSten Outs See" Sstpsdr, peIde etnen
esptden SuItu8 Nsumann ntat aus Dem
9auIe laien rOlte. &tGter CLAYTON befrafte
iebsn um SIS, welGe bas @ei6 erleete uuo
Jtsmmann i'm Grtump6e NIT f6 fortfa6rte.
tote Martuebrtgabe - 2ttut.
S. q. Parter bat bic 8eamten unb N(rbeiter
Der Na0s 9aro tn 6aubtben.G pmpaeuten OF.
gantFrt. Cine Nn3abl Mrbeiter, pe~rsn5amtNen
In WarqIano wubnen, baben bte 9Jaro peys
Ia1en.
+ WOrbVeru d. - ST. 8. Bartlett
BON etnem esUifien 06tutps eelern bei
Greet bet Der Vertbetoiguna einss
tpeI6en tensr 1T unmsnIGli&er 0tt(s
mtbtanpeIte, bretn,ol tn Die 8rul aeItoGen.
entfleb mad Der SGlt
+ ger1@lGgeret.-Mm MOutoo
parce SameS Sta, farbtg, 1uf Dem Sslan5
1On elmer Wfenge faybtger 8nbsn S%rrfolot.
Dia fsuerte auf ie n SerpunDete Gam
tn Der Suite. &r tpuroe p%etfOlst, neil
IT Elm 3eu9e IN Der tlntsrluGung geqen 0.
eOUre1 9spefsn mar, wsl9er nenIid tueaen
StrauBenraubs mad Nlban9 in's i3uatbdus
tpnrOe. Die SGulDtesn parSen
osrbaftet unb Sin freieslprpGen.
! Selb It murD. - Same8 gprtpcpb.
rtn @smstner BON S'Sagan'S Comp. bss 2.
.. s. Rt9tmsnts erlGVb T4 e>lern aus
OaB ct UURt Sereeanten 3sm &C.
Oe9raDtrt puroe. Der Gerfortene mar
ID Sabre In rer reguldren Nrmee.
I @eben mad Sauis. - @saerA
mar16irte bas 80. unb 81. N.g.
Restment NIT 1875 Monn bier bur6 aaf
Itrem 8s9e mad 9auis, pa tire OteuR3tt.
aus 1T.
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DEe Brj9aoeSensr6Ie 5aG unb gates bon
cst T. nno B. 8rt8oOe Der Staatsmiltj ta6sn
10 NIT tbrsn @cmmanbos e6enfauS In 6urs
e,ao"F9 gu snslben. Gle es6en mCrgeu bon
va Is anntS8It6 mar, fiir etuise 8sgtmsu,
Tee Die notbtgen Wafen unb unifosmen bon
DIR Ger. ct. Rsste,uus 3u erbalten. 70 Bat
goo. Seymour iol&e pom Staate beI@offt' 60
oHb. Ianmtlt&e &eBimeater m6rosn i'm Gtou.
DC lsln tOsresn, mad 6arrtsburs absuretlsn.
vas .. 8s9imsnt gebt bsute @6tn6 ob.
Vong. Ssamrur 1T Beute QtenO bier oas
Sstomr'sil, uTt PerISnli6 be6alIt@ gu Gsdn.
oas ots Hnterltabans lar Bsun1pISantsr redtz
3sltte betptrtasn,et trtrN.
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SpGtefes.
Sic Nebe1lem tpetAen surna.

Sarrtsbura, II. Stunt. Gs 6errIAt
fetn 3psifeL 6aB Die StsbslIen nm 3 abr teute
NaGmtttaS @bumbersburg S~sglaIen baden u.
FG In Der Ri&tmug BON 5assrstown 3mriid4s
3tettn.
Der GslesrapbeH "Spsratsur bat Ietnen
polten IN G9am6ersturg bereiss pteosr l6er-
nOmute nno FEET NIT ttelem 0lnte IN 8srs
btnbuug, asses
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Tnh bet potOntar> Nrmqs +.
&ppter rabrt Gh.

Der Evening Star iOst: vGtuiaen ndrO.
!ttten 3sttun9sn iAstnt e8 bel &ummer unb
Onrdpt stnjula9en, bae 6oOfer In Der llmnes
0nt8 WalBtn9tOnS bic tOfbnre Bit S%eraeuSst.
tUahrsn9 Yer tn Gle Isinsm @sife .npfIiebf,
Nars % uHs %srlanbt, unisrt Seller su nnter.
Ftaten, tpirOen fe einisbsn, buB as niemoIs
msGr TN Srrt0um payen."
prtpatnaGrt9ten 3ufoTes bsFauo l6 cine
WbtRetlpng nOR 9oUter's Nrrnes pCros9erm
bet Ssntrfotle. 0tnn etaubt bag tief,Ibs
n0sr S~tsebnr8 mad CEN O6sren yOtomac
mnrlGtrte.
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8nn0eS baubtHaOt.
Bon Ireeericfsburq.

-n#a JMr---t"-
8afttnstOn II, IL. Stunt. Dret &ebel.
len'DeI ertsure mslOeu, baB bic lsBten Grup-
pen Der Nsbe1en Treberidsbure eelern tn Scr
Ht&tuns BON charlottesville Serltessn. SIM
@rssf Ite9en feds unierer &anpnenbGte.
Ssrabt ppm Der Ginuabme gitdmUnS's.
Sn Balbtn9tun, berrl6t bo8 @sriGt,
Wt9mOno Jet BON unlern 1ruppsm Der pentns
iula Oosr BON Sufolt aus 8enpmmen. NO&
TT teine O~fff5tele SstGttsuns etneetrpFen.
Esd e.. 0ute 9Srie.
Die ancccRtd unO @rtmrole natmtn DOT
1aaen bic 8lptng Gloub SOn 8altt
more tn 5of's Greet. Ga., tpslGe ntuli@ bt
SlOfaOe sebruGsn bate, rnrauf ~per1entt mar
nno nnr NIT WI4s ecbOten !psrben fpnnts,
Sbre Gtgent1imer tpur6en In Der NnGbnrs
i8aft Ssrbaftet unO etne betrG9tIi8s Sumume
bet t6nsn 8sfuncen.
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&int aBarnnna fiir Werrdther.

Mrs. Mattte Vatterlun, tpeIGe tuesen bod
Derrat9eril4er @OrreipCaOen3 NIT Dem Getnps
gu Iebenslan9It&er 3uatbuusfrufe In Setter
fcnotue Uerurttetlt tpurpe, 1T gu bret Sabren
enger Soft bonn @eueral ~be9nott9t tpcrben
nnp fcttselanbt, um lire Strafe an3utreteu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-18
Ser aampfsr geprpeatan aefa,ettert.

Gap Breton, IA. Stunt, lber Cad.
oiae, II. Stunt. Der Dampfsr NOrpeaian
BON Der canaOilGen 2Ints, pel&er Qtperpuol
4. ps. Serla6en Bate, idstterte ben IA. b..
bel ct. 9auls Sslanp, uGbrenO zines rtdsn
ytstela. 9anmtlt&e 8uifasiere nebIf beu
DcR9dfen Itno gerettet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-18
9taats.G onpent ppn sti6puri.

S%efferfUn GttA IS. Stunt. DER
Stants : @pnpsnt Bat psrl8tebeae, auf bic
emancipation be3i8Itae Nutrd9s etnsS @pe7
3iaIcpnite t6erWtelen, tpsldes aus etnem Wtt.
eIte0 fit teoen @Ou9rsB Dtfrift bel tebt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-18
Otets9erfauft in @afbtmstOn,
4 q. 0rambui6 & Gn.'s
81 2SeiEbier Sr0taerci,

1859 7te Ctr, spii6sn 8 .. g., @afttnstca,
.. g., .
etIaubsn H@ tb-en StelnbeH unb 0sfdnnten ergebenh anSus
jetaen. tob fe an Mtpntog, ben J.. Stunt tore an Der Item
StrdBe gele9ene BrdIeIe e. uuo @artentprthf1 at NIT etnen
fetnen funG BON al0Igens 10 Up an erbfneu Hetbsn. 8Wr
quite @ttTante miro btftens gelOr9I trerbsn,
". @rdmbuf@ g..
les TIE Ctr, apiiHen > uHS y, Hsai5taatpG'
I2xHs) DC.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-18
untOnsssrfammlana il Gpncprh. ". 8

GOncorb, II. Suat, Sn Der beutiosn
MISUNDERSTANDING rpurOsu 8sl&lafe aeTa6t.
BITE Rs8ternnS td Der untsrbrIduna Der SIC,
bsuton gu unteriibsa. Gen. 8utler, 0onta.
SIatr, Gen. 9atntItDn u. a. M. bisltsn NsoeS,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-18
NDn Nnrt MnbnI.

Nsw @ort, II. Stunt, Der Oampfer
Wra9O Sun sort 8oDal Dprt IA. b8. 1T NIT
Der pcf, 400 panaetersn Gsn, Sumter nub
Stab bier an9etDmmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-18
xrmppen seseu Die GtnSriusltmse.

Nem gOrt, II. Stunt. Das 7. gag.
@iiIt3 Nest., Sol. 9sferts, SsrItes beute bte
StaSt mnS 1T iebt mad harrisburg untertre9s.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-18

Brig. Sen. Gilmore itbernimmt ras GOmmanbp i'm
saSen. Ginfa1 Der SMncestrnPpen in Georgia.
NaGrtGten ous Sort 8OYal aufolae
Bat Sen. Gilmore bas @Ummanbu bes Sen.
SnntGr ertalten. - Sol. MOntsUmers Bate
etnen ct ol8retGeu Gtnfaa mad 0eCr9ten 9s>
maGt, rpbet CT Durten unb bte Gtlfnbabne
8rade Der Brun8pid unb SaSannobs Gtlens
balm 3eritSrte aab 8rmnsptG bprnbor6;rte,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-18
SeeHefies BON harrisburg.

3arrtsburg, II. Stunt. Cine bebsus
tsnoe An3abl 1ruppsn TT ongstCmmen unp
ieoe @tnnce trefen @erl1rtunsen Elm. Die
8sfett9un9sarbetten BET Bridgeport 1&retten
ritft8 DCrrGrts, cine AnSabl RanCnen 1T
f&On an SOftion unD bsrIGtebene 8atterten
aus pbtlqoeIpbta un0 anbern St1oten aum
@mpfane Der NsbeIsn bsreit. Die 6ieGoen
Burger iinb beute ntGt balls 70 aufsere0t,
aber bstO tbGtteer - no ssltern piele DOrtr
= tno es beute Sbaten bic BON tbrem Offer
3steeu. Sin 8Osen Der alien 3Oabride lit
untermintrt mnS tptrp IN bte Quft 1teeen lobalo
bic litol. @dfe einen Serlu@ gum 1sberI@ret,
ten Derelbeu MAIDEN. @ladtiGerpetIe 1T
Der GluB 3 Bic 4 6uB ssittesen, unb farm
ntGt LANCER burhpatet nerben.
Wa4 etn9etrUfeaen 8eriGtsn 9attsn bic
Rebeusn ssftern etnen Nnsrif ertpartet unb
itA bet Mfe@Iures Sarm btelettS @bamberss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-05

THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION IN Our
PULPrrs.-The abolition preachers Of New York
and Brooklyn owe great debt Of gratitude to
Mr.. President Lincoln. His emancipation pro-
clamation furnished them yesterday with a
great topic for exultation. OF course their con-
venticles were crowded, and the question Of
negro liberty was extensively ventilated.
Brothers Beecher and Cheever, Of course, took
leading parts and brought down the house fire.
quently. It is high time that these reverend
gentlemen should begin to initiate the old
Christian bishops, and, after all their talking,
proceed to do little fighting.