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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-25
Sas acknowledgements res OberRsSieMteiIaMt 8.
Glaa bonn 80. q. remtiaen) SnSiama : yesimeut.
M abtGUn, Snb., 18. Des.

Wt q D II, Si1C., 10. OF5.
6eute tpurbc Sber1lteutenant s @laB aur
&uGe gebra9t. Maior Maut braGte rte
ueberrelte bes SberllieutsndntS bterber. &c
par has laSnIts QetAsnbsean9ntb, weI@s8 ie
bter llattfan6.
Wn Der Gpibe rttt Der Mtaior ais Wtar(Aau,
bann folate etne Nttteiluug g6Sauerte uno
Wluft, 6terauf eIae N6tbeilung Safunttrie,
Dann Der 5arg, 9espgen bon 1ter Bferoen,
pslAe ppn Sff3tersn bee 80. Snotana Ne8ts
ments 9efIbtt pmr6en. 9tntsr Dem 2ei@en=
pagsn siu8en ale bic entlalenen unb franfeu
SOIOaten beg Regiments, tptlGe ftG bier Bee
fanosn, unb bic Suotama 9sstCn. DsnS4laB
btlpsten Die 8areer. ga
Qluf bea Srieohuf angefgmnten, ~btelt&fatOr
Wiaut eine furse Mnreoe, tporauS wte bsn- fols
aeuben Fursen Mae3u8 nsbmen:
Metne 6erren une Damea unD &rts9sfes
nteroban Sc Ite9t nnS beute Dte ~tranrt8e
0fIidt Of, unIerem GreunOe un0 &amerabtn
bte ltbte @are sa e~vtpstIeu, TIN 3ar @rabItatte
81 beg!ettsn. III ..'al
Sucub @las puvoe am g. Mpttl 1884 TIT
Der pTal3 ssbprea. @ls Singing laOn tries
i9a bic 2tsbe our Sretbsit ned Nmerifa, mo-
sr ii1 tn fmr3eg 3ett staeu 9rOBtn RretS BON
Treuuoen l1uf, Dte lsbt ais Ietnen frlbsn SOB
~betrausrn. Nl8 Der &rtsg ausbEa@, mar ST
etuer Der er(tsn, Die tbren 1lr'n benz Saters
lanoe micnsten. Die tluipu, (a9te CT, !par
mir etn Ureunp, etne BelGnber tn Trte,
Cenesetten, iebt, tn Der 3eit Der Jfutp, 1T es
nm1ere NHtut, t9r unlern Wrn, su leibsn.
@r spo1te ba5 IprttmGrtltd gstpprhene Sob
ber beut19en Srene niGt 2Ggsn fra
fen. 9arDslente uaD RgteeSfomeraOen +! Sjer
am @rabe Des gefalsneu 5elosn rufe t0 Gud
ga, ermabae Id GuG9, baaoelt tpie Ct, befAtnpfi
oa6 DeutIGt1um bier i'm 9auoe ntGt! Sbr
babt ben Ser. Staatsn Grene 8eIGtpprea -
ballet Gusr Nprt, ltsbt fe1 81 DEN Sterne1
ua0 Streifen, 81 Der SABINE Dee 6retbett, unp
tptr tperOen lieasp, uab s!ne i9Sne 3ntnuft er>
portet mus. III .t5s|. ..esa ...t
SIN 6rtepeu, Oa Gilt Der Wfann, i'm &rtsg
ba etlt CT poppeIt, un0 DeutlAes 8Iut, far bts
GreiDeit bon Nmertta psr8plIen, TT aud Wfen=
1@enbEut. .a.-.e ssaIe5 l..s1 1.a ..
.9abt uus psm Wmerteanern setgeS,, pGb lpir
Die 5reibstt gu parotgen tutlieu, Dap mir, tpeEO
IS letu mub, berett in0, unler 2eben aafar gu
IdHen7
10 @5efaQeuer 0rsunO, bu btlt nt9t tObt, bu
leblf fort Ia beg @el9tGte, in Dem Nnpenten
betner Mitbtrger. MumforOeptue, SbtIpb
Gortntb Stpne 9tiper, Qtbertp Sap, @pic1e
n,aaBo auo &battoaUc9e = bon bisIen 6lutt-
gen S9iaGtea ,Utrb upa ois IpGtege 3atunf!
t rspso uno ,att ibnen Detn Jtome, GamereQ
genannt tperben. Qebe pobl, ruGe ianft Nl6Ss
biz ote Grpe letdbt tperDen. X Hs-g afo5sa
B NaN Der 9teoe purpen bret @alpea gege-
6en, ipOsauf Der Bug T@ pteDer beinsparIS tn
8ewegua8]fst a5s fsg. @.a.l-a i.
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sa1rop6t&d6e 0sadsr&eotem
%rGnfret@,.

ra .... r. 49,. Sranfret@-
Bsr1anDlungen ftnbfn ftatt, bsn GpngreB
pbne Gns(aub o63uga(ten. aa.u .
VI .st- Seuti0lanS. A.
8erltu ii, z. Deg, Der SuiibmtniRer fat
hens Dr1loentea DeS Observation-Disclosures etne
gegen Den GbaeOronstsu SObann Sacp.
BY srbobene 8ei9pegDe mtt8etbeilt. Deriele
be i1 Der Qufret3un8 gum umtur3 Der GVnRIs
tuition sub boG}perrdtberiIAer Spra9e tn
lftnsr Nprsfe an feline 8dbler ansetIa9t wer>
ben.
~ Die Neeternng fOrbsrte eth Mbnle6u ron IL
Wtiqiousn Gtaler, fir 8slrettun9 Der S9les=
. iB-3olitetn MilttdrtOfen. Der Gtnaus-
nj tntfsr ~psrlanGte i9leunts: @nbl@etbuus.
Die Nntport Ssferret9s 1T pu6lt3tst. STE
fa,mpatbifrt nit NapOlspn, tpinf9t, tebp9 ga.
DOE Da8 NroBrantm pe8 Gonsreles 3u fennen
l-bapurA tpGroe bic Dtscu1son spenteer Be,
benfliG perteu. rsz r.sro. .Is-
Graf RsGbfgS frogt Ia sinsm 8e9lssts
I9rstben, tvte Napoleuns @rfdrung be3i9lt9
Der 8ertrd9e BON 1915 gu ser1eben iet,
Ser beutGe GunD bat Der bdntl8en 9teete.
rurg angsaeigt, baB bte 8anSestruppsn tn
6ollttin einrGden perDen, tpenn D1nemarf
ni&t in 3 To8su Getnsn 8unbsspRt@tsn naH=
tummt. RDais @briRtun TT trout. Der
bsntI9 8uubs6tae beiAlpB am 7. DECEMBER
nttt eertnger Msbrbstt pic @rseuttpe, be6telt
RG jrbo4 bic @ntl4etouns Gber bas Grbfolss
redt Dor. Dte Srper ftr ben GtnmarlA Der
GrupYen ia 9eIlasin etn9 Iofcrt al. Ell
Der &Sntg BON S4peoen ertldrte am 8. tn
Der &stGsOsrI amtnluna, baB Die lGpebti&e
glatton tisfe 9Ympatbts NIT ben @sfabren
DGuemarf'6 fable. s5r. ra.
96lesptgsbU Fetntf@e 6ra8e.
Sc wirb beri@tet, baB Der Brdltbsnt bee
beut1Gen 8unbestaseS Der Ddni16en &esterung
anae8etet babe, baB tpenn ntGt Ddnemort
btnnen bret Gagsn ben 5~UrberunSen be8 heuts
16en Bunoss naAtomme, bte 8unbestruppen
6clItetn beleben tplroen. e
Der BeiAluB, bic @recuttOn auS3ufabren,
tpnrDe am Z. De3. NIT ether tletaen @tajcrt-
tGt sefa6t. Die ~grbfoleefraee wurOe babel
nt&t beri6rt. Ote SrOer fir ben Nbmarf@
Der Truppsn tpurbe 1pfcrt abeeHenOet.
Go gsht baS @sriGt, RDnt8 @brtftan bon
Danemart let frant. o4 l2- 8.
8etm SGlue bss 1fuebtl6sn 2anbtdSS am
8. Ds3smber laste Der SSnts BON S&weben
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Z @rnOesbdmhtlfnnf,

80 af0tnston, "a. Des. S6glet@ 60
befanut TIT, baB Sefretar Gbale etns 9fsOuf.
ton be8 @ol0furleS b~sgbet3uf1brsn p&nlGt
.anp ItA bsa6al6 nit bsn, @omtte Der @eae
unc Mt!tsl terat6sn bat, tiett er 60 bp3 fir
aneemefer, bic @eFb8sbun8 itber ben Wegsns
Rano bis rad ben Teiertassn 80 berI1tetsa
unb baS @pmite Der N9ittel unb 8f9e BAT
bentaemGB nod fetnen @eiebessntputf Gber
ben @e8euI fanb att89earbeitet,
SOlten ote s3tussoblungsn In Sob, pelGe
gletG rad DEM DteOer5u iammentrttt bes
@cn9rs6e8 ltatt fnpen werper, tsinen @tuflub
auf ben @ol0martt duBern, 70 wtrb Wr. Ste
pens fit I@ cine 8tl sinbrtn9en, rel@e ale
3ettpertdufe fir Cob f1r uupsr0tnolt@ erfl6vt
ano Der Gtrabenlp.fuIattOa Elm Gnbe maGt.
Mau erpartet Elm beOeutsn0s8 Ta[lem be8
@DlOes mad 9teutabr, Obglet@ Die 1ADeren
@oIb1enOungen ms Nuelanb 3ur Oedung bort
cUntrobtrter 8erbinbli@teitem ben 0ret8 bes
@olDeS aud O9ne Speculation In per 5Gbe
Balten miHen.
Sc 1T ungetptS, Ob BITE s3tebung am 5. San.
Ifattftncen tptr0 pber ntGt. Die 8e0Grfntfe
oss Dtenites %perlanBeR WannTAaft, 0ber bic
Standardization bat feline Cuff, Die ;3iebung
mad benz Ge8enuarttgen @eleb Sor3unebmen,
pa f@ baiisl6e alS unDtrtlam erpieIen Bat.
Das Sur unb @egen miro tn btelsm Wueen9
bltf lUr8fGlttG erppBsn mnb Die 8eaterung
tptrO tn aaer Sar3e tbre ~@ntl@etpun8 trefeu,
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bteles Observation-Disclosures unutrtIam ertlGrt
tpirbe. Die $300>@lanlel miibte peefalIen,
bic 9teQssytretuug absr tSnute bstbebclten
nerben, INN reiGeu 8urlGen, tpelGe nt&t
btenen ipulen, @elssenbeit gu 9ebsn, fat tbrer
eieensn unnibea @ericn. trtess9spObnte Be-
teranen, bte aus9eotent BADEN, 8e9ea etut9e
Saufenb 1balsr ols @riabmannsr etn3ufstlen.
8etittonsn, tn btsem Stnn mottStrt, fogtea
G6tr BITE Getertaee beratben ,lnb bsIAlOGen uno
NIT aablretGen 1nterlGrtftea beDedt, an @en.
SGcnd, Brafbenten beSMltlttar.@ omite's, Sc,
fhiGt tperDen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-25

9GuRermbambel NIT Scr 9sOtOmac sgtmee.

Sauptqmartter Der Potomac
%, Deg. Oen. NrOfoBrarl aaG
RutrtG 9et untevm beutl8sn foIBenoe Srore
erlaGeu:
8srfeseIts Muer6tetuugen BITE @ot9mac
Nrnse NIT Nulteru 81 serisbea, perben BIG
.SamItag oes, 2. San. II u4c In Neiner
Sff:ce ent8e9eu geuOumen tpsroeu, Die gus
eebOte mulen Don 0erIonen ous8eben, 0ie bet
0em ~@uternbaubel bet9eiligt fno unO G6er
ei9ne M%ultern6oote ano SAife perfa9en f6a-
nen, ba bet @ontrafs fis Die gauge Arrtee uno
ntGt far Corps, bOipttaler poer DEPICTS &c.
maht wfrben fol-.
Die Mngebote wsrpeu Die 9uantttdt feIt>
felen, pel9e td9ttA 8eliefsrt tperSen tSnusu,
ben Oreis per @aGone muO Buibel, tpetde az
Corps OepotS, 9opitaler unD im 6nuptqaar@
tar abgelisfsrt tperoen mufen. Gin @tien6abn.
Wagen fol- tagltG Far bic 2teferung Don Iu>
tera 5Wr Dt6pOFtiOn eeRelt tperben 9e8cn eine
8srg0tuu8 bon utGt 26er $51 fir 0tn@ uno
9erfabrt. DIE 8sfdbtguu8 Des 8teteubsn,
ben @ontratt 80 ~erftleu, muB DurN 3pei 0ers
autpprtltGe OerioneM 9afantirt pecpep, Oersa
1nterf9rtftsu Dem @n8sbote beigsfHgt Ietn
miiisn. Mngebpte miiIen on BEN Sen. Drofogs
mori1aI Der Botpuaac Mruee tit Ba~Ibin0ton,
9. g., obrelItrt peroen.
So. 81. o atrtG, Gen, DrOf. 0farI1au,
G8 weroen aun arrangements getrOftn,
bic 9lsmee nit @sfagsl, Q0tlppret unO frtl9er
@alA 3m, oerIeDen. Die auf Die Gutlsv BE-
3ugli9e SrDre trat 6eute IN WittIamfett.
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SGwtnbeL." @erben, fSnuen nnb birs
fen f6 bte Nreueen aus bteie 6reGbett anf
bic Dauer gefaaen lafen2
sSn England BAT Der usruBe internattanale
Jauftdmpf" stpilGen 6eenau unb Sing fOear
SGleswts : SUltein tn ben 9tntergrunb 8s>
brGa0t. 9eenan TT seDrOI&en ,rprben,- cline
Demiitbteun9, bte Nnen BON 9sr3en gu sSn>
uen to, wsl&e ii@ fir oteie robe @lelst %taterel=
fit BADEN.
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Ser 9Sirat 9tlabanna.

8Dfon, "a. Deg. Gin Vrtpat6rtsf onS
@laDsaS UUm ri. SIT. fa0t: @9ap & 81.
taben Srore bon Der @optaDt e~r)aitesi, benz
Nlabama 10000 Nmpten pcr3u(GteBsa. Die
lelben 9aben au& cine 0tsu9e Drteis far is.
Wfan e~rtpartst, na6 pte Wtabnraa Bon Sea Bier
w~ObnenOen Garopascn isbs FaIt empfungen
!perpen Dir0.
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Set : @ef6etrfe 2!
Die DeutfGe 8n6honh[nno

Die DentiGe SR6b0uSlmng
ged. @ST SseFs%rattfr., atpiidtem g~rsSerice unb
Warfet SpGce,
%entpteRlt ifr teidtoltiBeS Eager ron nusBeiu6ten StI-
6ern lnb &eHrbIdert fur 6inSer iegli6en @lters.
8ilber- utb Wfp;eltersSpeen, Sptele SerI6tebener @rt.
. &lBMmSbentf6 er &srtf, beutf6e Gldffis
2ttetotur8ef6 Ste II. (. NJ.
@bofosrGpbtezMIbums IN sefamadppGer Nu8wabl,
glbeln, eSebst. 1n6 @efauabiidber auf pie feinfte gGefie
~eebuntea unb 81 BEN bilteften @retfet.
Dur6 rniere Terbinbuneen in ben Stanb eefett, tr6enb
en Bud, pel6eS mir nt6t anf benz 2aser taben, btnneHn Tret
&aget gu ltefern, feRen MIR benz saflret6fen 3uIprn6 ent.
ge8en.
8. St g. 6enntabaufen,
SO. 29% Wef+prattfaabe. srptf6en Trebertfs 1nS
(Qe37-&l Mdrfee @pocp.
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3pn ReHD Sr[cQnS.

Btuabetp9ta. "a, DeS, Der Dam.
lpfer Mc@lsuan BON WsD Orleans ait Ia
abasfa9rea, lift Gber BsnIacOla unb ReY Def
eter einBetrpfsn, brtn9t nber feline Na4rtAten.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-27
Leather Hose Of all sizes,

AND PATENT STRETCHED WHOLE HIDE
AND SIDE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-27
LEATHER BELTING,

Single aud double thickness. plain water proof
remened and warranted superior article. All orders
will be filled 10 the entire satisfaction Of the purchaser
and at the lowest market prues at the old stand South
last corner of Third and Orange streets, Wilmington
Delaware. IL. s. McCOMBS,
ian l-y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-27
FARM s DWEaLING FOR sAnE.

sasRr THE subscriber will sell at private sale, he
l,ss&H farm, with good tenant house thereon /
EiI Christiana Hundred, within mile the city
AsAAA adjoining lands of Richard BIiudey Jesse Hal
lowell and lleny Grant, containing seventythree
The subscriber wishes sell immediately that possession
may be given at once.
For terms, which will he reasonable, apply to
meh25tf MARY COYLE. on The premises.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-27
Registers Office,
Notice..

ALL persons having claims against the Estate of the
deaeasel must the duly attested the TX
ecutor or before the 80 day Of February 1861 abide
the Act Of AS, ,mbly in such made provided.
EDWARD PUSEY .
Wilmington, February I'D, isss-fbi09m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-27
Ayers Sarsaparilla

Ayers Sarsaparilla
Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the
confidence Of the community.
For Spring Diseases.
For Purifying the Blood.
For scrofnla or Kings Evil.
For TumOrs, Ulcers, and Sores.
FOR ErupIions and PimpIes.
For BIotches, BIains, and Boils.
For st. AnthOny's Fire, Rose, or Ery-
For letter or Salt IKheum. [aipeIas.
For scnId Head and Ringyvor1n.
For Cancer and Canccrous Sores.
For sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and EEuul0rss
For Female Diseases.
For Suppression and IrreguInrity.
For Syphilis or VenercaI Diseases.
For Liver Complaints.
For Diseases of the Heart.
The Mayors Of the chief cities OF the Uni
ted States, Canadas, and British Provinces,
Chill, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, and in fact al
most all the cities on this continent, have
signed this document, to assure their people
what remedies they may use with safety
and confidence. But our space will only
admit a portion Of them.
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Ayers Pills, and
Ayers Ague Cure,
PREPARED BY
Dr. j. c. Aver d Co.,
LOWELL, MASS,
And sold by Druggists everywhere.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-27
MAYORS OF THE
Great Cities.

Great Cities.
We, the undersigned Mayors, hereby GER
tify that the Druggists, Apotheoaries, and
Physicians of our several cities have aioned
document of assurance to US that AYERS
SARSAPARILLA has been found to be IL
remedy of great excellence, and worthy the
confidence of ths community.
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor of LOWELL. MASS.
HON. ALBIN BEARD,
Mayor of NASHUA. N. E.
HON. e. W. HARRINGTON,
Mayor of MANCHESTER, N. II.
HON. JOHN ABBOTT,
Mayor of CONCORD, N. H.
HON. A. Fl. BULLOCK,
Mayor of WORCESTER, MASS.
HON. NATH'L SILSBEE,
Mayor of SALEM. MASS.
HON. F. W. LINCOLN, Jr.,
Mayor of BOSTON. MASS.
HON. VIM. M. RoDMAN,
Mayor of PROVIDENCE. R. L.
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE,
Mayor of NORWICH. CONN.
HON. ]. N. HARRIS,
Mayor of NEW LONDON. CONN.
HON. CHAS. s. RoDIER,
Mayor Of MONTREAL, C. E.
HON. D. F. TIEMANN,
Mayor Of NEW YORK CITY.
HON. Fl. M. KINSTREY,
Mayor of HAMILTON, G. w,
HON. ADAM WILSON,
Mayor of TORONTO. C. w.
HON. R. M. BISHOP,
Mayor of CINCINNATI, OHIO
HON. I. Il. CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of LOUISVILLE. KY.
HON. JOHN SLOAN,
Mayor Of LYONS, IOWA.
HON. JAMES McFEETERS.
Mayor of BowMANVILLE. G. w.
HON. JAMES W. NORTH,
Mayor of AUGUSTA, ME.
HON. HENRY COOPER, Jr..
Mayor OF HALLoWELI,, ME.
HON. JAMES s. BECK,
Mayor of FREDERICTON. N. B.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor of NEW BEDFORD. MASS.
HON. j. BLAISDELL,
Mayor of FALL RIVER, MASS.
HON. W. Il. CRANSToN,
Mayor of NEWPORT, R. I.
HON. FRED sTAHL,
Mayor of GALENA, ILL.
HON. JOHN HoDGDEN,
Mayor of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS CRUTCHFIELD,
Mayor of CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Mayor OF TUSCALOOSA. ALA.
HON. R. D. BA UGH,
Mayor Of MEMPHIS, TENN.
HON. GERARD STITH,
Mayor of NEW ORLEANS. La
HON. Il. D. SCRANTON,
Mayor Of ROCHESTER,, N. Y,
HON. DE WITT @. GROVE,
Mayor of UTICA, N. Y.
HON. GEO. WILSON,,
Mayor Of PITTs1URC5, PA.
HON. G. Il. BUHL,
Mayor of DETROIT. MICH.
HON. HEMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor Of MILWAUKEE,, WIS.
HON. w. W. VAUGHN,
Mayor of RACnNIi, WIS.
HON. A. FARR,
Mayor of KENosHlA, WIS.
HON. JOHN G. HAINEs,
Mayor of CHICAGO, ILL.
HON. M. j. A. HEATH,
Mayor OF SELMA, ALA.
HON. A. j. NOBLE,
Mayor of MoTGoN8rERY. ALA
HON. W. s. HOLYBAD,
Mayor of COLUMBUS, GA.
DON EsPARTERo MANUEL,
Mayor Of VERA CRUZ,
DON PIETRE DE CABALLo,
Mayor Of MEXICO.
DON ESTEPHANIE IE RoDRIGUES,
Mayor of HAVANA
DON ANTONIO ECHEVERA,
Mayor of LIMA, PERU
DON M. G.. MILANGNo,
Mayor Of VALPARAISO, CHILL
DON MARC SESQUIPEDALIA,
Mayor of RIO JANBIRo, BRAZIL.
Certify that the resident Druggists have
assured them
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-27

For Sale,
IA valuable arall farm Of about so acres situate
miE& in BrAndyNiue Hundrel, New Castle County
El Del. bounded by land. of John Husbands
i4kzs Thomas j. Alahaiiy and others, with good new
stone house, stone burn. orchards and other improve.
ments The land is of excellent qualify and IN good
state Of cultivation; will be spd bargain. large por-
tion the purchase money remain upon the pre-
mises II desired. Apply to
WAl. McCAULLEY,
1an6. C06 Market street. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-27
ECHO.

ECHO.
I'm wetry Echo sad and WORN,
l'm solemn, for my clothes are torn
Kind Echo that may be bleai,
Pray say--in what shall-I nveFtf
And Echo answers, VgsT.
vest kind Echo, that is well,
The one have was sure q SILL;
III try what thy wisdom grants;
What elseY for lo my bosom pants,
And echo answers, PASTa.
Pants gOno Esho, how you charm
My own are hardly fit TO darn;
And pray what slses my hearing gloats,
While balm Of bliss my bosom coats.
And Echo answers, CoATs
Coatsl thank you, noble friend
My coats gone too far to mend
But ere haste to buy them all,
Where can make the greatest hauls
And Echo answers, HALI
Hall why there are three four,
Which onet your ellen would implore;
oh speak for melaneh0y's stroke
Has made my heart MS hard oak.
And Echo answers, OAK
So It appears that Echo like all nature, is instinct
with the fact that
wANAMAKER x BROWN, (0AK HALL.)
$. E. Corner Sixth and Market sta. Philadelphia,
Is the M pLus ULTRA Coihing House of Philadelphia
Everything is the best Everything is lhe cheapest No
one is dissatisfied Every person returns Even in out
side country villages when the subject Of clothing
mentioned each individual present has suosy upon
OAK HALL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-06-10
THE NEWS.

Csnsidsrab 10 interest felt in regardia the move
Den,s on the RaPpahannock and a. yickshurs. Very
little reliable inleli genee has beea received rom
either pl ace for the last few days.
Letters received Richmond on the 7lh, state that
brigade Of Yankees with sir pieces Ofartillery had
crossed the Rappahannock near Fredericksburg and
taken position in the vicinity Of the site OF the Bsr.
nard house; but the movemes, was supposed to he
only feint.
report was received here on Saturday that Gen.
Grant was ia rapid retreat from Vieks5nrs, followed
BY Gen. Johnston ii may be hoped itmsy be sa bu,
We have received no confirmation of-ihe report. II
a certain, we be eve that in several attacks madshy
Giant on the works at Vickshug he has been repus.
Cd with great loss.
II Is reported that have obtained decided vic.
tory at Fort Hudson, on The Mississippi. The Yam
kee forces uRder Gen. Banks have been tepused.
Gen. Banks lost arm, and the slaughter was great
among the Yankees. Il is said that asero gimeni
Il nine hundred lost seven hundred The negroes,
and the men whose time was nearly oai, were put IN
h0Ht.
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reason to fear that it was the so,l.a
was ose oi the administration tn pstabl,.s
purp p1tism, and if the time should srr,,s
a DIES the rulers should madly altemp, -
'whenve the people Of the right olappesl !.
deprl Hot box. II was their plain righ, ami
the bao withdraw their consent from such
duty trnaent Loud cheers
g"set,er was received i,am Gen. Por,,,
\ Ter Of. free speech. and those Of r.,
~ 'a'o nj blood will not tail to 6ghr for !,
name from Thomas II seymour. ! Can.
800. = '..se, IN favor OF peace, was read.
."e ~ nr,nrld publishes . speech delivered
az, ,nhis, before the Democratic A..
- ~ senator Wall Of New Jersey.
Sbo dssi,rsd in favor Of a cessation Of
or the three alternatives. sub,
ms.,ion. humiliation or separation, he pre-
ters the latter thou,a 'i'nes'
Jackson. June 4.--Interestins details OF
Thursdays night .Vieksburg are coming
IN. Grant used cotlnR bales for movable
breastworks IN the attack. Pemherlos
mounted his 200 psundrrs and directed
their ire r. the rntion bales, moving doas
whole platpons ni The enemy. Oaicia
despatehes state That The enemy's loss VS.
10, 0Oo. Our rntlre loss. including the
battle 1T Bakers Greek. was 600. Csu.
hdence IN Grn Pem5ertun. since his an
,wer TO Grants summons has been fully ,t.
slnred.
No hears srr lett with regard 10 the r.
suit either Al vi,kshurg Or Port Hudson.
Jackson. Jnrc 5,h.--All WAS quiet II
N,rk,bafg Yesterday. No firing va. heart.
Grant - :, id.ntI, making preparations III
i movement IN some directions,
Charleston, June 4th.-An efIctal de-
spaicl, from Gen. w ;. Walker. Al Poeo.
,a.ign. report, that liz rnrm, fired III.
town 81 Button to day. Oar furre. 81
Rsgrd them and prevented their iurtt,
advance.
4 later despatch from Lieut.. Col Jobt
sns TO t;rr. Wslker. ,ays:-Me are naw
ii Blufiian. which place i IN aame.. IL
enemy have retieJ. No one hurt un oaf
SIDE.
\ In raid on tie rnmhsher IL snrms
carried a~av abnui 900 negtnrs anl u
,lrnyed nearl, million II dollar, Ssi;h u
property.
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niece of. Starts Fayetteville battery was
captured. We regret to learn that Lieut..
Wetmore, Of The. same battery, is Among
the captured Of our men.
On the day of the fight at Gum Swamp.
the enemy also advanced to Trenton, and
possessing themselves of the place, burned
The Courl House and other public build
ings, together with several stores and pri-
,ate dwellings.
We had no force at the latter phase ex-
cept few cavalry, acting as picket guard.
AsusuaI, the enemy burned and Plllaged
everything on their route. Private reslden,
ees Of unotisnding citizens were robbed and
burned, and the inmates driven of.
Yours. J. NJ. X.
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SUNDAY MALE.

Weoopy from ihc Journals n tho souites Ce7..
al Assembly, recently 10 session in Cslun,h, :
the foisNins proceedings ia relation suat,, mIf,
Tel. Preston presented ,heIu!;os.1. K.
toluiion:
Whereas, in our present struggle IL IS
the conviction Of this Assembly that Gud
10 solsmhIy asserting His supremacy a.
Governor Of The nations, and where's tie
lssfpn of all history confirms the teaching
OF al Scripture that ne nation can per.
narsutly prosper Or enjoy stable govern
NET which deliberately sets aside the or.
sitsnees and statutes Of Jehovah, and.
/. whereas Il Is asctrtsined that some Of our
cyl statesmen. impressed With the same
view. are seriously medi;ating the repeat
ofsTi,iing lave winch require the trans.
mission Of tie utli % the Christian Sab.
sail therefore
HetoiUtd. That hi. General Assembly,
fepft seniihg w.. views and wishes Of an
Inprftant branch VI the Chrisii,n Church,
lifts e voice ia esfn..t tsstlmon, against
this form 81 public and natlOnal sin; and
10 view u GODS present dealings with our
Young nation IN which IIis hand /. so heavy
spon vs. for our Sn,. implores the legisla.