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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-19
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@sne te~,e8rapptiae DepeiGe a,ts 28ai9=
tn0tcn %rhel0st, bic 0le8terua9 babe eaoliA bee
i4loiiea, pe8sa Der f6rdterIt1en Soltcruug
%anierer armen trie989efou8enen GplOnteu tu
5tt0mono 0teoerDsr8eituu9 3a Gbea,
Sol. 0ofmG0, Der Gsreyoi Suipeftpr aler
0eFaageueo, t2 pon Der 8unoesbaupt}nbt
uo0 SO1nfoua SaIano at9s8on0su, IN, BORT
wub encsrogts Die nStbtgen @}aBre4eln 3ur
91tinett&sn sab fraftiaea 0isoerYergettane
aa Den 9eiaugesen 9tebellfu 3u trefeu.
Sn w08 bteEc Sterilization beReben ioG,
t0ir0 ntAt 9eia9t: Gtlua in sirer Qungers
Enr Bel 0aEer NIB 0rpb Z
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-19
Gins gtrPanfds.

Gt. 21nta, IS. gloV. Der GeIeq:ap6 ia
btS na@ Sort Srnttb aus9eSetnt rsct0en
@eneral Wic9ietl 1at etne Srbre erloEen.
uorna@ ale 8el@apt4uu9sm beo Gslearopben
"ls Ohs Msrf BON 8aiGtIeppsru aneeieben
'perSsn lolen uno fit ieDes Dnraf6naiSen
etaf0 Drabtes stn @ueriGa @.fanaeaer aes
t1n8t tperoen iOu.
uniere Grupben taItsn Balppn, ettpa so.
NFstlsn Iaoii@ BON Sort Smttb, beltbt,
unIsre &anoIaafter uabmen etnen 9fe6elene
sret gapstGne, SIele OrlOat8 unp etnea
0r0Ben She'll bes Stratus pes 0eneral Cooper,
per- nit @Ianittvn uaO GpmmiGattat -&jsgsn-
it6nDen bei1ben tpar.
Jfa0 ben lebtsn 8eriGten so8sn ll@ Goo.
pfr'6 &gupp;p in 9rpbsg Gle rod Dem 0le0
JtiSer 5ugud,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-19
Gc5r tpi@tig aus 2euueTees

2~opt83ttle, II. Nog. Gin GIeQranu
aaS oenr Q%onptqaartisr Der liDmealtGen Cir.
NEE BON 8eltern 6eridtet, oa6 f9 Sen. Ilaio,
SberFnan in Wcnegalmojor &6omQ6' 6Qipt
qaortier bsFnoe IN b IA it Ietnem qan>
GorpS etnc 8eretat0un4m II
Gen. Grants re1te N Tlngel be
werfRelttgt BABE.
@bnttanOOga,1 6. 9lQp. Die @s6el-
lenbatierte orf benz 20Ofol,t 8erg feuerte 6eutc
iebr lebbaft BALD mad 6opfers 2aaer, balD nod
MIoccalfa point unp oen 9ageyn ura Gbattae
noO8a. @n0 tperoen bon burt 3upetleu 8om-
ZEN rad Der tStaot eel&lsuoert. OQo 6euer
per 0ebsIleu, obglet6 GO bpa pbea bPrab tornnat
IT toeoer II@er np@ pirfiaug un0 feline GUpess
fale ga9en auf unfsrar Sette fattgefanDeu.
0nItre 8atteriem 0pf Wloccalin No!rt ba>
Sen sin 1ostre1fl!Gea 3tel no9 ben Ns6sQens
9~otterien I'm Chattanooga sal auf Der 0f.
fette pom Gcpfout Berg.
Go bate cine 3ett lang Den Nnr9stu, ale
etagen bie 8e6sIeu barnit am, G0 NIT aQer
I}abt ouf 5OVfers @te0pn8 AZ uoerfen unb
ben eIbsn b0raN3 51 bertreiben. Die Gtarfe
Der O0fItiOn teoU@ unb p!e pprt6elI6afe Erup.
peuauffeluag, tpelde 60pfer bort o%etroFen
bal, ipwte Die 2etdti1fett, ton BON CABRERA
E9silep Der Nrtlee aus gu urterRagen, 1tetnt
ote Nebeaen bs!pp8en 5a bnbeu, tbr 8orbabsa
aufju8ebsn. sar
Dis leBten 8egtMta unIerer Ruuoldafter
pIOlrpre@eu fr0teren Na9rtGten.
IS bstBt isbt, bag bte 0eGtern NtIantic
@tieubo6u In Dputer I0Gttgfeit 1T, to6 8raoa
tG8tt0 0ertagfungen mittelR b~er1elbtn erbalt
nuo eaB bic GtraBe Spn G~btcamauaa @tatun
8 Meilea wett ltpltt9 nit 93ebeaenfaqer1 be-
lebt tR. '--
Die Gashpa9ne ipirb pbae etaen 6futtaea
&atlpf u.a ben 8efb s1u G6ott0aopap unb
SFteanefe nt4t 8elNlOfsn per0eu.
NagTt9te1 Gus Sfteuuellse 0pns IL, bg.
ftnb ein8etrofen; fe Iauten eunRtg.
Chattanooga, II. 9pSbr. 5eute
ggOr4en brnGte oer 8etn0 eIue 8atterie ma0
Der TluBiette uno beI9pg pas Eager De8 1875.
81. Ws0ta., 46 @2etlsa BON BIER, tvotet Str.
SanHers, Der &nplnn beS @fotment8, 9etSotet
Die Jtebelen tpnrten uaG etner balb.
|ilnei9en &onpnooe purG bic 5peite Dlortne
Gatterte 3uruG8strtebea. QIa8 it rubtQ uno
pte SjtaQttCn u~itberGuaegt.
Naib1tIle, Genn., Is. Sos. Is Wes
beleu6cfan9ene, baruuter Gin GapItdn unO brei
eteutenants, welGe Maj0r sTib @i6bon Rom
7. @itGt8an neult@ bei 9aprenceburq oeraot
Gate, ltn0 bter ein8etrUfea.
DIE JfsbeQeu unter Cooper, uslGe nsulihI
bet 2ewrencebur9 8elbla9en tuurOen, psrl1der1I
g tsbt, ben &ennelse Stuff gu ii6erf6reiten.
DaS 9an0 UNI Columbia If tsbt ppn @3te-
rtQas seidubert.
&m -. ibte &ObbY's Nebeuen.@ opoleric
ben 3snnsHee unb 3erfScte Bat Golaula
na9e E9nnO;Ie 3tpet Observation-Disclosures unO Das
pfabtwerf.
Muss rnbtg tn Der Grcnte. 5m Gln6 mar
Oas Naler 3l3 SUP ttsf auf ben untiefen.
@tne beoeutence 2aOung bon Scblen ftr
Heeterungsss6rGu@ 1T beute bier etnsetrOfsn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-19
0eifere eurOp. S1a@ri@te1.
GranfreiM.

Darts, 81, Sft. @elern Nad,t 1T
Gen. 8eoeamt ia Noute8 ee1prben. Mn 10.
Dug. 1904 gebUyest, tpar CT aus Der Rr!e9sz
iGtule p0m ct. CIR 1895 TIA bic 9trmee sin.
G~etrefess 1899 nabta ar an ber 0qlaneruro
0o'1 Mntperpe3 3Eetl nub 4taa 1886 uaG
Nl8ler, 100 CT IL Sabre .btteb n1D bic sltra
Dj0ifDne9euerai 0pamc}rte. GL6 Der 6er7pa
o9u Nuinole en- 8Iqeauc8 Stete Dos @eaerol
Commencement ia Mlqter n6egaabnl. fe1gte
8eoenu uafA 95ari8 3ariidf, spu er f0 betra
Nl@btu60 bec Jfbruar 2 NsbpluttDn teTann.
Die prpSiTortT0e Gegteraa9 ertounte tbn snrn
F~rie9eminifer, bQu1 3ug1 @labcpuatuauDaae
ten BON Bari8. SIN ben Sunit6rnpfen tpuroe
er fdtDer 1erwnnDet. Sn bsr 9Iaiiono!per~
fannlnn8, lotpte Ia Der Qegislattve, IN Der er
Die Stabt 0ayt8 0%ersrat, mar ct 9tceprGfpent.
Ga e ostn jebt0sn &ntIer Napoleon ben Glib
ntdt le!i3e1 %ro0llte, mot6te er aad3 0raJsl 0u8s
;%pdEbert ec ulaGte Don DeT W~r1rette &C.
BRAND uu0 wObnte leitDem Ia giautg8. @uf
~fetaeaa Ster6ebette fat CT upM Gainen Treugbe,
bent 0eaeral 2aunurtctere, BITE 6aub ovtaGsu
~fSgueF.
Dorts, 2. g|Op. Das @erl0t son
eIuer Qnlet9e 9on $50 MtQEpnen TrarcB ere
neusrte lId5.
Der on'ertf. Sertessbampfer Ser1a9e, tpel>
0er bes @sOr8ta naAiparte, fam am 2. Stop.
bor QuaenStowt on; CT lit Nan8el on
GobIen.
Der W(ontieur brin8t etaes ausfagrlt6en
8ertGt iIber ben 3uftanb, lit tDeldem bic
Tran5olsn bel t1rem @iu3n9e In Nlertto BITE
1arIGtecsnea Irttlertezg Embellishments oorae-
fauoen bateu. Suare5 bate bet letnetn Mbs
Buge S~teisIben 70 gut es angling un6rauGtar
mnGen lnfen, tnSen, er bte Nla(htnem tGei(g
~3erE36rte, tEeil8 aus eiiagbGr nabnf, bas
@egfseag f0rtinaftc. Die 0ran301em baben
I1uls bieGe NnI1alte1t. nGntentli@ bic Raapnea
nnb Die s36rpbat9en= Eabrte, fupeit
Nltttel basm ausret0ten. ptabec In @ton0
nab 8eoenfea burtp fe bic ncu gu Bill
oenoe usrjfanii@e Gr,nee matt aern0enoen
5Sr~te6smnterioI 5n terIebeu.
@rswaet.
Die prenB. anmutern Gub Auf ben 9. 9iob.
etgtberuF en tvprDen.
Son $40 eepdbEten M2it9(ieoeru Der spet~
tea Ganmer gs0Grten 260 Der osreinieten
Liberation @rrtet on; "a wnrsn GonIeroatibe ;
80 @lerifaIe; &c polniIMe 9lit8Itsber /; 2 I'm
9etptB. Da6 N~elnltat spn Z WFab!eu tpar
NOD ntdt beFannt.
9la@ Der nOpf" tpitroe auf sinelt 5saats=
ltFet0 Bi8m1arf6 cine NeoOIuttpn fOlgen.
Gefreit9.
Wten. 30. Sft. Die @rmorbuna be8
Qanbesgsridtgrat9es &uc3iu8ft in 2ember4
Bat Bifr 5tsI bS1ee Slut gemGGt uno ftnb tn
Tslge oteIer Stat otc @bancen fir bic @rcf(a=
oe8 Sela8er1a8s5uRanbs8 la @ali3tea
beoeotenO 9efie9en.
Die 6EerretGtiGe GntipOrt aaf bte pr;,e
Bti@e GFiptcperua8 bialatltG Der IRerrst@.
TeTormrOrlGld9e tit na@ Berlin abgeaangen /;
Fe tpe'ft Die @e8eusOrGGld8e 8t8marts suts
3uraG
aus 9tOm ostnimnit mat, bag ouerpsngs
NIT Spnnteu tpeeen bes Sccupotiun Der tpt>
gen Gtdbt, faus 6rantrei@ bEefslte rGumen
~unter1an0et trtro, bsffn ~unaeadtet
aber Tranfrai6 gtotta 8e1ta ntGt rGunt /;
pUIItt0 tlel6t alIO Rom fGIr Turtn cine luure
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-19

Der 1eGsjG6rtee &nabe bes MSrbet8 pa'
3eu8e uaO plauberte baS @rGSli9e BET 1etnen
@elpielen aug.
Ddbur9 erfu6ren bte Na9barn etpaS 90
Don unb bsfam Der Detective Strsbel, Der NGs
tptHsube, @tnb BON Der SaGe. Or madte im
auf nad Der WDbnnng bes ltn6plbss uub na1na
lI9 Sergeant MtQer BON Der WeRlette nit
Der SriIAe lag StebtiG betrunfen III Ietner
Satte unO lfedte a@ .~anfangs unwtRenb.
Dur9 GsrIpredunGea unb 1aterreounaen
9elaug eS ieoo6 enbltm ben 8ur1Aen surt
@eRdneniB 80 brtneen, ia, bsrfel8e setate To-
gar pte GtelIe, tpO ba8 RtnD bs9raben lIeat.
N(an 8yub Den 0et@nam aus unb fanD,
paB cn9 orine &tn0 budfGblt9 tobt g~etreten
nor.
Der G}Gr0er fbt In Der @8eR Martet Safe
unD mtro ua9 NbbaItung bee Snquefs mad
Der Sail 8e6ra@t, uun Dem tuo6lpepbienten
Stran8 e0t8e8er 81 feten.
g2etn Oorg, II. ylop. Das 9~3e1ultat Der
Wnbl ftC NtAter an Der Smpertor Court III
$50 taut eitem BegtGt Der @Sentne Nols -
post 3tatb Der Sttmmsd6ler pabin fet9sIqQt
baB EtGtsr 8pstport6 NIT elmer fIetaen Sra.
togitat Gber Mc@unn ermGblt TT. Der lint
Fonb, beg TIM sebnten OtRrtft Der g.. Warb
175 Gttmtnen far 0aroin obeeeeben tpnrren
mrb ear feline fur Ofc@unn, tpabrenb n1oos fiji,
bteien etsuiO0tst tpts ftr fetnen GOGegeu, be,
anf DemGelben Gtdet fanb, erypostste, tptrp fol:
gsnOermaBsn etfIdrt. Glide Sage bpr be,
gGabl tpuroeu bte Gtiunmge6er bOr tnouget-
baftsa @tisam3etteln 0sparnt, rpelAe bon IN
eDrltd)en 2eutea pfTeubar, Unit O!c&unu'S ST.
tpablung 81 i1dern. tn %1rtIauf geIsBt tpurbsa.
r@s parea GtidterbolOts NIT uur etuenr
glamen fit @tdter an Der Supert0r Court.
Dtele befsftioea Stinm3ettst iaetuen In Den,
Dtirtft benubt tUprbea 3a feiu, IOrpte aud Oae
nSpltttidet" mis- ben Nanen O0rptn II. sos
tportG. Ser 9eraoe 90 @Rcguun'S @un7es
bon letnea GreanDea peribte 8strug nit ben
befefttbea Gttmaf3tteIn GGtte i'm bem3ufolge
bic N!eocgioge 0ereitst. sic tparen bte9utal
eth Shell UOa jener &raft, BITE fetS tns 9SIe
nth nno bU@ Doa Cute iGoft,
SECEneuDpS finn bfe OpriGttp n,tS Der7 SRI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-19
@er.attfd5fe SleArtdbtest.

Sdble0 Dtberlegen ~ Soy
perDeabs2nge. Die @opper9eacs 6e@
baaptes, enB Der @taat Netv govf ourd, bte
&timcnen ORA 80, 900 Gst,nbepr0eten @olba-
ten erebegt Wprben. Oieielbe 8aI9ulDiauna
er9sbt ite auN in 8e3u9 auf anoerc Staatet.
Nuroe du@ MlafiaMulett6 In bteier 0riIe ers
Ubert 2 Oaum ypurDen 10000 @olbatea port
BIN 8e3a,ot. Duybsn Wtsconfn, Glinue1pto,
Soma, S4inDts tn bleIev Metfe erDberf 2
Damn inuBten ipeitele $4,000 @olOateu baS
TelO oevIaien. !6ter 1T 9ine @eIammt3abt
BOA 10000 Manu, Die, pfna Ste NufIa9e
Eoabr, BON Der NrHree entbetrt puroea. Damn
utuBten weItere 81 900 Maum mad S6iD oee
Ignot tusroea, $4,000 W}auu na6 Snptan0
uub $4,000 Wtaun mad VennIplSauten, tpas
etne pettere 0elammt;n0t bon 101, 900 Gus.
nta6t. RaI1n NUN Sentanb 1lauben, bag
231,OO0 Solpaten sum @stmmea mad, 0auIe
GeIanot trurbfn? WnrDen 10000 Wonn
DIE 9an3e GGmge g8eg8 no0 Galifornten qe,
Eaubt, uua 0teisn StaQt aa erobern 2 @er0ce
pie 3ablen, rDelAe Die gUpperbeaoe anfa9ren,
erDeten bic 5eIiGbeit j6rer Naflngen auf Da6
Griftefte.
8on 2~DYaltt6t bts la bte 9teren
burGDrungene 2ittboass tetggrapbirten ome
gocabeno Der preuetI1en ur!paGlen foleenbg
rtbreuoe Betbeuer'ng aa ben gGntg 0tl~
betm
2ay0 0ienfel, 10. SIT. 1868.
1n Sc. Wtai. ben RSniG WtIDelm |. 0on
OreaBea tn Berlin.
Observation-Disclosures, OrpgnndGttaaer Sonia
NQer9nGbi8fer 3Sai9 mn0 0err!
Att 80ra6eu0 0eS Wa6!tage8, Set ben
8i6lareten Der Dempfeatte unO pa es Atpetfete
baft, pt wtr 2ttttauer uapreen Tegen, Aeben
pir DIR, etOBer GGnig uno Serr, Die 8eI(tNe.
rnng unIerer mnerIAGtterltd,eR Greue unb Grs
gebenbett bic In ben SOB. @ctt 1Gibe DID,
DaS 0aterIanb sab Detn Wtmiaerium /! Die
2Ife 4er PoR.
zoe urwG1les.
Se8lanbt0t: 0t8ce, R1ntgt. DomGnene
Gealtuetf1er.
Nus Bern miro Gotaenpe8 bertGtet :
Wte Deuti1Iamb fetnen grpBen @tea Bet Qeipe
stg gefsiert bat, testGer s6 pom Drude Der
TrenbberriAaft befreite, f. fat Die SGpet3 In
dbalIGsr, tpenn AUTO etnfa9erer @etIe, an Dem
8letGen Sage Der S@EaGt BET Morgarten, In
tUel&er urE, G9pg3 Tub t~1nternalpen bas
DIferreiatIGe SOD brnden, Elm Gr'nner1n98-
feIt gemtomet. Die BON benz 8e3irf8ratbe Dp11
6GtuD3 felt nlebreren Satr3e9nten 5an erIten |
MSaIe pteber peranfaltete Setter faro auf Oem
cine babe Gtun5e brn Der Stride ON Gattel
entfernt ge(egeusn G@la0iielEe GeI6l1 f1att.
Der 6tnan ss Nu lG u 8 be8 9fstdsr
rut6ss In SefratG3 Bat etnen 8sIGluB aN9e
nUmmen, pel6er 20 Oltu. 0mloen sur Gin
bernn9 DEG terrfGenQen glotDltanoe8 TIT t1n>
8orn bewiQi8t
g 6m6bGtGe Geta9ett. @m IL
WOSem6er gn6tS fanben 7 SOIDutsn beS 143.
Bsnnlplp. Neeiments cine balbe W1et(e BON
8arrentca Snnctipn auf benz 0tGst. SteI
Reqten tbre Niusfeten 3ulammen unb f~auerten
upt eth Sener, ais pISbltA elm 0teiter stpti&en
le uab ibre @swebre lpreuete unb NIT aes
%ipanntsm 8ebUleer tie sur uebereobe audOre
berte. ste ale eetcrften unb &c flbrtr ItsI
mad etnem 9aus, no er fe etne RarCle un-
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Mns 0asSenneHee.

BaIGtn 8tOn, 18. Go8. Na6 ben
leBfen SertGtea btpegt iA 2onaRreet nod
0Ittennefee uuO SGarmibsl sDtiGeu letusn
unb 8nruftots NuBsnpuIten batten Itattgsfnn.
ben. Die @t@monoer 3ettungen fab Der
Nni'@t, b0B 8uvn4be Dor alien Dtngen aus
Olttsnnehee ausgetrteben tretben mi,Ie.
gBtr taben feline 0enG0en Na@rtGtea iber
0nruftoe8 @telung, Seruiut9en a6er, poB er
F6 Bon Qcuopn uuo anberen erppnirten Wuufs
ten nod &rprstle surid9e,u9en bar. Wig
perben DennGdlR pObl Spn barten &Gmsfeu
In tener 0egeuD bBren luD bte 9te6elen tperz
ben begreifea, bnB fe futf9 finb, tpenm Ne
oteTelbe atdt %bebaupten. Ete Derben CO idBner
fn6en, ffb BON 8arni0e IO83umaGen.
. ID Sic crOberten 6Gbner.
DaI6tu gtpu Is. NODbr. Die bel
N0ppQBonnpG Station eyObevten Ta6nen fab
bera RrteGspepQrtenssnt opn General Gufisl-
9toReou) neb2 oer fplgeuben Orbre n6Qeliea
TeTs gpgrDen
!0auptqaartter ber Bosoueoc Qfmee, 12.
300. 0eneraIl SD be6e BITE @6re, 9buem
9terntt OurA @eueral 81. Fetem JQGnen uub
et1e Uabnenfange ilberret1en gu laGen, ppt,
peI6er Die SABINE opn Dem 6atnentrGaer ATE
geriiea tuuroe, nm (e unlsren 6dnben sl ent.
3iebeu, Diefe GtopbGen tpurbcn bet Der NETT
lt4en @rltGgmuaG Der feInolt6en @9auNn
BET Hnpra5annUds5 s5te!iOn 9enUmmsn. Gev.
st. Bat BON Gen. SeDgstpid Oen Iuftrag ery
DaIten, fe 80 itberreiAe's petl &c id als Sub
reg Der StsrncOlonne bet Der @eIegentett bes
Ionper5 arS9sSetAnet bate.
@~@tnu8eoOQ SIR erBeGenler
0eu. 8. MeaDe,
commandments Gen. Stat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-19
Die @ettpsbnraer Seterltaeeit

8efttugtOn, il. NOY. Der frans.
@e1anOte Wfrcier unO Nomirol IsnuuO, Der
ttalient16e 0eIdnbte 8erttnattt unO beGen Qes
extraordinarily Gena, lopte @bsDalier 5lola
un0r 2Ieut. WasttusD DIN per ttasteH1@en
Mtariae NIB SIR. WtcOOugal baten oen
@taatelefretGr nod GETTYSBURG beaLettet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-19
@Du WnrN GnrOLinn.

Jn Wilmtnstcn trannte tn Der Ma@t bcS
IL. eth 9rOtes Waarenbaus nobe Dem j3oQ,
ante as. Der 0erIut lit lsbg bepeutenC uub
bsltanS aus SaumwUle, &letpsrn unp Der
9aoans bss DamPfers Mppance, wel6er ben,
Staate 9lprp Carolina aebSrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-19
QLm9 flbLidlea Seitmnaen.

8prt MQnr0e, II. Nos6r. Oas fDI<
gsnoe Stem Gus labttdsn 3sitUngsn wmrbe
GeItern Oerashen mtt3r4hetIen:
W0bile, ID. 9lop. Nn @eaetal Cooper.
gBtr I6erfiflsu 6tftern stae partie piitncernber
9anfee8 bet 8apuu @nra. 800 Mann tarf,
triebets Fs III ibre Ben3erfaiTe uub 'naBraen
thuen einen maaensua unb Is Wefanaene Nb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-19
@erbaftnns bee General epnfuIs @itSinaa.

Buffalo, II. Sft. gBtr srfaOren bon
einsn 5errn aus &VrOato, oo8 Scl6ua Sf
@tootn98 In MontreoI 9er6aftst un0 unter
$780, 600 8ar8l4aft 9s(telt porDea 1T pegtn
WeufAenrau6e.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-19
Die Matirnol.0lnIeihe.

Dbtt0belpbta, Is. glcpbr. 0eutp
F0"rQs3 faF $i,0O3,90O Ganf : 3wanStgsr
S~erfauft.
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@ag4p1Si6 d Sa@ss
2asCt&se ~ aa3 e~sa:.ta1rs wassssss.
The Morgantown monitor. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1863-1864, 1863-12-05

manded by our Major Is. B. Conger)
and composed of the Sd Va. squad
ron Co. "a and &C., commanded by
Lieuts. Smith and Bowers, and my
self, and squadron of the 9Th n: Y.
cavalry under Lieut.. Duyrea. We
left camp for Sperryville at 8 o'clock ,
A. NJ. We had several slight Skin
mishes along the route; captured 5
prisoners belonging to a company
called the "Little Fork Rangers or
9Th Va. Cav; twelve horses and zoo
head of cattle, belonging to the Re-
bel government, which they had in
pasture near Sperryville. Our squad
ron charged into the town about two
o clock, P. NJ, capturing two prison.
ers, eight horses, and wagon load
of tobacco. We ar
rived 10 camp at II P. NJ, making
the trip of fifty miles in fifteen hours.
Nothing new. The cars are run
ming to culpeper, and the army IS
quiet. Give my love to all.
Your affectienate son, EVANS.
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From the Army Of the Potomac.

RAppAuANNocK STATION, Nov. 26,7
p. M.-The Army of the Potomac has
finally secured its line and commnnl-
cation with Washington, and moth
ing has come through it since yester-
day morning.
If there had been general en-
gagement yesterday the wounded
would have been sent to the rear, and
conveyed to Washington by the rail-
road. AS no wounded have been
sent, it is pretty certain no battle has
been fought. The heavy cannonading
yesterday probably was Of no greater
importace than artillery firing fire.
ouently is and which makes much
noise but little execution.
This morning q cannouade was
heard fainter than yesterday but dur
inc the day has been perfectly quiet.
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Stirring News from the Army Of the
Potomac.

New YORK, Nov. 29.-Detailed
accounts of the movement OF the Ar
my of the Potomac published in the
Herald, Times aud Tribune, but are
fully covered By associated press dis
patches transmitted last night.
Tho Tribunes correspondent re-
ports that he left the army at noon
on Saturday when it was advancing
he heard firing and cannouading till
uightfall, from the direction Of our
left and centre.
The Tribune account says, on
Friday, a deserter, who came into
our lines, rports that Lee held the
line of the Rapidan last night, but
fell rapidly back this, Friday, morn
ing, to his present position on our
front, distance of some l6 miles. He
also reports that the rebels had not
moved any of their artillery in re-
sponse to our assaults, but we're run
ming it to the rear, for the purpose,
as he supposed, of getting better
position.
Gen. Meade entirely deceived the
enemy as to the point of crossing the
Rapidan.
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LATEST NEWS!
Davis Reviews Lees Troops.

WASHINGTON, Nov. GA gentle
man who reached this city to night
from the army of the Potomac says
Jeff. Davis reviewed Lees troops
yesterday.
The roads are now in good travel
ing condition.
News from Chattanooga telegraph
ed from Washington to headquarters
of the army Of the Potomac, as soon
as became known to the soldiers, who
spread it throughout now moving
lines with the widest delight and
cheers. They are all enthusiastic to
follow the brilliant example of their
co-patriot and will very soon have
than opportunity.
WAsHINGroN, Nov. 27.-Accounts
received tonight from the army OF
the Potomac say our troops broke
camp yesterday morning and march
ed toward the Rapidan in 3 columns,
the right consisting of the Sd corps
supported by the 9Th and was ordered
to cross at Jacobs Ford. The secoud
corps crossed at Germania Ford, and
the 9Th, supported by the lst, to
cross at Culpeper Ford. The centre
column arrived at Germania about
noon. Only small pickets of cavalry
seen on the other side.
The latest reliable intelligence is
that Lees force does not exceed 5O,-
900.
Ewell, if not dead is relieved from
command of his corps in consequence
of disability, and has been succeeded
by Early. The rebel cavalry is
nomiualy 5000 strong, but is in fact
much less.
Early's corps is fortified from a
point near Mountain run, south OF
the Rapidan, following the crest OF
hills westwardly to the Railroad,
where it connects with Hills corps,
which covers the Rapidan, thence
westwardly. The enemy's right
flank is near the mountain, protected
by a liue of works diverging from the
river defenses running south then
south west resembling our post ion
at Gettysburg. Our crossing points
therefore are all between the Rap
pahannock and the rebel position. -
A portion of our troops reached the
other side of the Rapidan yesterday
and the remainder to-day, together
with headquarters which moved be-
fore 9 clock this morning, The
enemy was discovered in force, but
contracted his lines and fell back from
the river.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TT

% DIST. OF WEST VIRGINIA,
GRAFTON, Dec. l, 1863. }
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ any person enrolled in this Congressional
District may appear before the Board of Enroll
ment at these Headquarters and claim to have
his name stricken from the rolls, if he can show
to the satisfaction of the Board that he is not and
will not be he ut the time fixed for the draft la
BILE to military duty, on account Of
1st, ALIENAGE.
I'd. NON-RESlDENCE.
Sd. UNSUITABLENESS OF AGE.
18th. MANIFEST AND PERMANENT DlSA-
BILITY.
1t is only intended that persons may apply TO
have their names STRICKEN from the rolls, whose
disability isso manifest that it will not require
critical examination.
The Board will be in readiness to hear such
cases daily Sundays excepted,) from 10 to IL, a.
m, and from two 10 3, p. m.
4 list Of the names enrolled in each suo-dls-
trct will be published rs soon as practicable,
Persons who may be cognizant of any other
person liable to military duty, whose names 90
not appear on the Enrolment Lists, are requested
to notify the Board of Enrolment.
JAMES EVANS,
Pro. Mar. and Prest Board of Enrolment
JESSE TETER,
Commissioner of Board of Enrolment
SAMUEL KELLY,
dec5tf) Surgeon of Board Of Enrolment
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FROM THE l4th VIRGINIA.

At meeting of the officers of the
l4th West Virginia Vol. Infantry,
convened at the Quartermasters' De-
partment of said regiment, on the
18th day Of November, 1868,
On motion, Capt. Clinton LETTERS
was called to the chair, and Lieut..
James E. Hooton appointed Secreta-
~.
On motion, the following officers
were appointed q committee to pre-
pare business for the meeting, viz:
Col. D. D. Johnson, Capt. E. c..
Finnell, Rev. j. l.. Irwin, (chaplain)
Lieut.. n. S. Beatty and Lieut.. j. n e.
Holland.
The committe retired, and after a
short absence returned, when Col.
johnson, chairman of the committee,
announced the sad intelligence that
first Lieut.. Geo. w. Hardman, 18th
Reg. w. Va. Vol. Inf. had fallen a
victim to the fortunes of war, near
Burlington, West Va. while gallant
ly leading his detachment against
the enemy. After paying a just
tribute to the bravery, virtue, and
sterling integrity Of the deceased, in
few appropriate remarks.
The Colonel, on behalf of the COM
mittee, presented the following pre-
amble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t hath pleased an over
ruling Providence to take from us
our beloved hrother-in-arms, First
Lieut Geo. w. Hartman, who fell
in the faithful discharge Of his duty,
at the head of his detachment on the
18th inst, therefore,
ReSolred, That whilst we deeply
mourn the loss of our brother, we
humbly submit to the Divine will in
taking from us one whom We knew
only to respect and love, "a christian
patriot, faithful soldier and de-
voted friend. We recognise in him
man Of unimpeachable character
of firm integrity of purpose and vir-
tuons principles, and will cherish his
memory as worthy our emulation.
ReSolred, That we tender to his
afflicted father and sister our heart
felt sympathy and coincidence.
Resolred, That we wear the usual
badge of mourning for thirty days.
Pending the adoption Of the fore
going resolutions, the Rev. J. l.. lr-
win pronounced an eloquent culogy
upon the many virtues of the deceas-
ed, in which he spoke in glowing
terms of both the private and reli-
gious character Of our departed bro
Their officer, and though we are deep
| " penetrated with the loss we have
sustained, and our number one less,
yet God rejoiceth in an angel more.
RESOLVED, That written copies Of
these proceedings be furnished the
father and sister of deceased. and
published in the Wheeling Mte(ll-
gencer, Parkersburg Gazette, and
Morgantown Monitor.
On motion, the meeting adjourned,
c. JEFFERS, Chm.
J. E. HooToN, Secy.