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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23

Balance on hand, slOs.77
The Secretary Rev. J. H. Converse, stated
the principal topics and leading ideas of hi,
report.
President Labaree 'of fMiddieoury College
then introduced Prof Freeman Of Liberia
College, giving succinct statement Of his life
in College at Middiebury. and labors since.
1nE Address.
We shall not attempt to give to our read
ers even a synopsis Of the excellent address
which Prof Freeman tnen delivered, princi-
pally for the want Of space, but partly be-
cause one must hear him in order to best ap-
preoiate him.
His subject was, substantially, " The best
w1y to eoplc h- Af-ican race"
His premises we're all facts, plain and pal
pable; his logic was natural and unanswer-
able, and hi, conclusion, sound and valuable
la the question "What shall be done with
the negro:' Is involved the welfare Of two
races our own as well as his He Advocat-
ed colonization even as the best thing for
both races. H. address, so earnest, sincere
profoucd and scholarly, was listened to with
marked attention by the large audience.
DR.. Labaree moved that a contribution be
taken up, to did Prof freeman in establish
ing and maintaining his family in his fat of
home. Rev. Mr. Lord seconded the motion
in few remarks that elected much interest.
AID agreed to give all that he had with him.
collection was taken up, which yielded
the sum of one hundred and eight dollars
and seyenty-eight cents, besides some jew el-
ry that was cast into the box
The Society then, on motion Of Mr.. ord,
voted donation to Prof Freeman Of one
hundred dollars, for which he thanked them
in few feeling remarks
The nominating committee submitted their
report, which was accepted and the officers
elected, Is follows
Hon. D4NiEL BALDWIN, President.
Hon. sausuel n Heafgg, y ,,-
Hon. Edward Kirkland, ICE i'eS'S
Rev. }. X. Converse, Secretary.
Geo. W Scutt, Esq, Treasurer.
John a. Page, Esq, Auditor.
Manage Henry Stevens, Esq. Hon Nor.
man Williams, freeman Keyes, ESQ, Rev. C.
c. Parker, Hon. Erastus Fairbanks, His Ex-
cellency John Gregory Smith, Hon. John B
Page, Hon. WIN Nash, Hon. l. II. Delano,
Rev. VIM. II. Lord, Rev. f. W Shelton,
Hon Paul Dillingham;.
The Secretary gave an opportunity for peo-
pie TO become members.
The society appointed delegates to attend
the meeting OF the Parent Society, and passed
resolution and chose a committee under it
to petition the Legislature to donate to Lib
eria College the statutes of Vermont and vari-
ous annual reports of state officers, and OF
the Supreme Court.
They returned vote of thanks to Prof
Freeman for his able, interesting and forcible
address.
The congregation was dismissed with a
benediction by DR.. Labaree.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23

JoHN c. BuswELL NOT GUILTY .-Johr
c. Buswell who was indicted in August
1858, for procuring and forwarding to Pen
sion Department false and fraudulent papers
has had his trial at the present term of the
Circuit Court Of this Dictrict and was &C.
Quilted by Jury of his Country. Geo
Howe and N. T. Sheaf for Government, and
S. B. Colby, B. II. STEELE, c, c. Dewey and
j. T. Allen, for respondent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23

A telegram from Secretary Stanton to Gov.
smith announces that orders have been issu-
ed to send home the Och Vernon. Regiment
and they are TO be forwarded as fast as trans
portation can be had. At the last reports
from the regiment only seycnty-nlne men
remained it for duty, and it is gratifying to
learn that the Government has consented to
this method of recruiting their decimsted
ranks
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23
eaatcbman & State 3ouIraI.
~ e.. T.. WALTON.
MONTPELIER. OCTOBER 2a. 1858.
vERMoNr B1BLE SOCIETY.
rffTY-r1Rsr ANSIvERsARY.

IffIY-FIRsT ANNlYERsAkY
This meeting was held at the Brick Church,
Wednesday evening Oct. IA, Hon. Paul Dill
ingham, the President, occupying the chair.
The exercises began with a beautiful chant
by the choir
There was then reading Of the Scriptures
and prayer by the Rev Mr.. Sherman ofNorth-
field, followed by singing by the choir
The Treasurer Jsbn A. Page, Esq. Of
Montpelier, then read his report for the year
ending Oct /, 1868.
In general i, was as follows, to wit
Balance on hand Oct. 1862, SLIGO So
Receipts for the last year, 2,Osl 2S
50, $50 so
Disbursements during the year, 2,l43 So
'alance on hand, Sl,1O7 %
The treasurer said he had received some
money during the evening, not entered in the
report.
Tie Secretary, Rev. VIM. H. Lord, then
read his report. 1t was very encouraging to
the disseminators of Gods truth, and interest,"
ing to all.
lt was followed by the choir singing the
l2oih Select Hymn.
The President made few remarks, telling
the object oftbe Society, and e. planning Why
it mad not sent its agent through the State
during the past year.
He then introduced the Rev. DR.. Wilkes
of Montreal, who said that be had not come
to talk to US about the great struggle in which
our nation was engaged, though lis sympa-
thes we're with US, but he hoped he might be
able 20 aid us for short time in turning our
attention from our troubles unto God
His text was According to the glorious
gospel Of the blesscd God"
He confined his rem 1ks mainly to the ex-
preston the blessed God" Blessed meant
happy. The elements ofthat happiness, under
which he then treated hi, subject, were Intel
lect, Might and Morality He then deduced
the following lessons:
lst. The purpose of the Gospel to introduce
men into participation in Gods happiness
2ud. That thing must be terrible evil
which is represented in the Gospel aa disturb
ing Gods happiness
Sd. There must be greatness in that nature
that is capable Of being raised into partcpa-
ton in Gods happiness but such is human
nature that the lowest man has the capacity
for il.
4ib. With such purpose, having relation
to those beings, we are prepared to see the
grandest series Of means and insttuments
After The discourse the choir sung an an
them, and the reverend Doctor pronounced
the benedction.
The Exercises were very interesting, and
the house was filed to repletion
Too much cannot well be said in praise Of
the music furnished by Col, II. D. Hopkins
and his accomplished choir.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23

Moses Sheldon, of Calais, obtained pre-
MUM and diploma, on his concentric harrow,
at the State Fair at Rutland. This item was
omitted in the list we copied.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23

Rebel papers report that JEFF Davis is about
to take command of Bragg's army.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-23
vERMoNr COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

NbhMONl ANJsDN lLA llON OOClE 1
FoarY ForarH .ANSivEhsARY.
This meeting was hed at the Brick Church,
Thursday evening Oct. 10Th, the President,
Hon. Daniel Baldwin, in the chair
Scriptures we're read and prayers offered by
Rev. Pliny II. White Of Coventry
The chair appointed committee to nomi-
nate officers for the ensuing year.
The Treasurer, George w. Scott, Esq.
read his report, in general as follows
Cash on hand Oct. 1852, S235 80
Amount reed during the year, l,sO5,16
1910 ,46
Paid Expenses, S03.8s
Parent Society, l337,sl
-- 81 .43l 90
Balance on hand, SlOs.77
The Secretary, Rev. J X. Converse, stated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27
p II o $ + E q Il u y
or THE
DAYTON EMPIRE.


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80. I, 80 n.onIa ara ,r,o 10 ,na,nsslv.s tha
oons,,,rt,on and ,hs snbme teachings o. our patriot
,or.s.,,.rs the contest canno, he donbt6nl The
-, the Damocrat,e nartv which has ever
s,oo a. ,hs hnIvs,l Of ,h IIn,o, aud ih eha,nu,on
,ha con.ti,ntiop rsndars IL sn,re nnitv and bold
a,,,raa in ,b,s hour of national psril a matter Of
i,sl ooncarn The pandins ,ssp. IN not ess for the
air,anana ~ ,nits, oorn,rv ,,,au far tho narnst,
atom Of Democrats prtneiples a. expound.d by JEFF
,.r.on and Jac,snn -rbs ,oost mo,n,ntous resuIts
hsng mon IN. tssue The paat h. dead. say. in IL.
.saous offs xperien.e The Constitution II preserved.
i. ,ha bascon. .liyht that " n gntde us 10 uoipt
safety from the present 81, rm and couait If tram.
psd nndsr foot and destroved. We are forever lost
in darknsss olaoro anarchy n "a The n,ssou uf the
pamocrate marty TO preserve intact that Oosttutop
- - r., ~ a. NJ 80. on
srSa.ss ,aos for S.,,er ana Hs,nv ysturn
serVsa's eluLehh lOok lot fshei ana h"Ppy return
to the proud days OF the Republic when peace Hle ed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27
D. A. MINICK,

Mrs A, called aud gotone dollar worth 81 b
TWELVE OENT sUGAR,AT MINICK's.
The incest kind
Mrs. Is. got one tl1llsr- worth OF the nicespghd
FOURTEEN CENT SUGAR, AZ MINICK's ,a
Mrs O. got Que dollars worth Of the choicest a,ial.
ity OF aN HHa 1850 lHI IITi 'IN
H SIXTEEN GENT SUGAR. AT MINICk'a.
Mr. B. seys that he got the hest quality Of green.
RIO COFFEE AT :. A. .'MtNICK's, 'Ai
That he ever frank, AMI Mrs b. says she got NE TN.
estof
irdREEN TEA Az !. A. MINICKis. 9s d
Whiie every body calls gets some Of that eseeilan,
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, At j. A. MINIoR.
Nj NJ. says he purchased Ahalf barrel OF l'lt 70
WHITE FISH AT J. a MINIOK,s, s..r ..I
Decidedly the best he ever u.ai while lhs supply O
NO hAcKEREli, Ar IA MlNIcK's ny
Beth Tor size su quality 'a,nnot be- eSceod N h. OF
any other market
fle invites all to call at HE eaun,lsl,mani .ndin
poet his stock OF
uHoIek DRIED FRUIT,
d It pOFFEEs AND TEAs,
SUGAR OF ALL HiNuB,
Ana the largest aud best variety ni Groceries 10 h seen
IN The eiiy HIS large Sstallishnsutis Is on the
Corner Of Market and Jefferson SIS,
aulgy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27

Fine Steel Portraits The National
Portrait Gallery Of New York, will have ready
for delivery IN this State abou, the 9th Of Sep
tenber, magnificent liie-size sleelenrgsying
of Hon c l. ValAndighau. The engraying
is pronounced BY competent judges a most
excellent aud lifs.itRe representation Of the
Distinguished Exile. The retail price, with
out frame, viii b. one dollar aud AIS oepls
The have also the same siyle ofsngrasings
of DoaglAs, Generals Mcclellan, Grant, Rose.
erans, Goyernaf Seymour, Of New York, aud
others Agents viii have 'hem for sole IN a
few days Agents wanted, call 81 No 81,
I Phillips House .a,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27
FOR SALE.
nOUSES AND LOTS.

OBS 5s7 and 5eS on Third street, opposite Council
j ! street, aboutthree minutes walk from the Court
hOuse on each lot II comfortable cottage. house.
For Information Appiy at No. 1888 Third 81. Au25dlw
FlNnE PREMIUM FARM Of Randolph county Ind
/ ana, for sale ut forty dollars per acre on three
years time, M four equal payments, wnhont interest
On terms 10 suit purchaser, with interest
THIS celebrated farm OF ionr hundred and twenty
acres, extensively known the Meek farm, COM
prises about two hundred and nay OF first class
bottom; three hundred acres cleared; vel tmbefed,
Waiered ind fenced, good sssorsmens OF large and
small fruits new bauk barn; good dwelling house,
recently enlarged. covered, painted aud papered near
indFosle. oiRht miles north at BelleiOntaine rail-
road, "a te Mssissinnewa Valley hneen miles north,
west Of Union City. for uTther informaiiOn address
Or call on
auAidawGwe WILLIAM NJ. LOCKE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27
BaIIanOipbam's RerOrO,
VALLANDIGHAMS RECORD.

nNHE work enuded .'ThE RECORD or HON c
i l., NAl.LAADlCHAM ON ABoL,ITlON. THk
delivery, ltconfslps oomPlete aDd accurate eOplss
9i Mr., Naandigham prlncpal speeches on the sub,
iects above nanled. Also, parts Of oihar sprsehss,
Nth letters, lncidenis votes. etc The work has beeR
cAreny edited and presents iarly aud eorrectly Jks
political record aud position Of man hose views
relation 20 the causes ~ oir asr0nsl lronhes, ana
the right remedies iur ihsn are Attracting eHlIs,
orduary amount OF Ialhic AtteDtloh. i.a .t0f.
large sYO, .tf'I rHf n.
Pnee-Papsr cover, 60centsi cloth, 81 Nholessis
Paper cover. - per doasai cloth o.. Dshtsisa -
mail OF express, prepaid, % receipt u Prise
Pa6 ithsd W L @. j. WALIkh a CO, %
ale eineianau, Obio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27

Pic Mic There will be Democratic
Pic Mic in the beautiful grove Of VIM Crenger
six miles southeast or Dayton, on the Dayton,
Bellhrook a Wilmington Turupkc on Setpr,
day, September .. A good platform, about
seyentyGve feet square will be erected, mud
no pains viii be spared to make the occasion
the largest and most agreeable Of the season.
Distinguished speakers will be on hand to ad.
dress the people, aud stands being erected ex
pressly Tor this purpose the speaking will IN
nowise interfere with the dancing Refresh.
meDls can be bad on the ground No spir.
itous liquors allowed 10 be sold A good Co
lilon Band has been engaged and win dis
course music for he occasion.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27

Taxes The following table represents
Tue rate OF taxation in this county ior the
years S62 and 1863. d
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27

Democratic Club Meeting The Dem.
ocraiic Clubs Of the Fifth and Sixth Wards
win meet at D ckey's Hall in Oregon on sa
turday evening next, August 29. The public
are invited to attend Speakers will be on
hand
BY order Of the Presidents OF the Fifth and
Sixth Ward Democratic Clubs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27

Indiana The nemoerocy Of Indiana,
have adopted our STYLE Of Democratic basket
meetings and they are all the so in the
Hooder State just nov, US they are in this
county Each family takes is own grub in
IA basket hence the name These niaeiiug
are numerously attended There is 40 State
ticket, we believe to electin that State, aud
Yalaudigbam and Pugh are running there
this year Constitutional liberty IS at stake
That Is the question at issue now with the peo
Pile eyeryehere The friends Of freedom for
the white man are marching along to glori-
Gus victory,
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Strapeo

GTRAYEb away from No 800 First street a whde
- COW, of good size; has hole IN each liorn A l-
ernl reward viii be raid for her. Boz au27dif
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27
GrOcery and Provision Store.
ANTHONY 4 WOHL,af
No. 10 MARKET STREET

LAS good supply OF all knd- OF the bed FANNY
i Groc@rles and Provisions, such as nputi aat
meal; corn meal, dried fruits, hams dried be-f n-h,
iAmbn ger chee-e; Holland herring; tea. nee
sugar aispi e. cloves; tobacco anun sc. Also,
queeuswarei yelowware willov t,-l,ets aud ia fAci
every articlA NEEDED by ismih s auladsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27
11aants.

NITANTED--A house with four or i've rooms or a
w small family, the business parLof die city
E'gm q ot y, X, BOYER,
Hulpd3f At Clerks Othce.
Nj ultsE WANTED--A wet nurse wanted. Enquire
IN OF DIR. REEVE,
nn27lp Southwest corner Fourth and Ludlow
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27

Bully for Grant General Grant, IN re-
ply 10 the Iowa Democratic State Central
Committee says the soldiers in his department
shall have fair opportunity to vote for whom
they please The soldiers will honor him for
that t H nuf .I.ua.H .. .i.U.f.i.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27
4aiIv Gmpllre.
rrevsier's Esels,ef.


travellers K.s,.,et.
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clnenna,i Aee9o,mmodnt on .7,ss an soor m
6inennsl Accommodation...a 7.26 , NJ i.oo am
o"ror, xfnA ,p q9rrnscs
toiain5as SS,S Eecommodaiion5sS N ga
ESa,srn Es9s A9SSTra.gSa'0 , .dS NJ NJ ep m
Passeugers on this tram must Porehase 4e tickets
s,SposEr, D.yros Ann orSamAr
ssandasEy MAJ. $40 M 1lsosm
DayToS AMI Tiemais. :"
chicago Mall ;"..,..4.,. s.aoRm I2osm
ISDmsTotstnn 'So p,troS wrstrS
f 2S 9ea UmSsg9 p a @ m
n nAnosS usios.
ASsSmmodai'op '.',,,.'sstoS iotSS ii m N
SAMUEL VIKING Agent
@Perlice IAN quietiuthe police depart
meht
w. m,.xs ..a.c...l....,
Wst9r neionA' '''" ''' 'ip' = p
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'oq"',
Ti - -.
oaO' 70 'i ~, ,..'' i,'','' e'' .a I'M
- w ,, % P'''''' ""' ''' = 16- 80 ~ II
y DS4Hb
Shell Sale. AAtC. P. Hnber and Sons
this evening. Ladies' aud gentlemen win
pIense attend early. .5tel
.s.... ---7 ls
amend tbe Mass Meeting here oa.the l7th of
ssntember, in force, Look ont fora bio
lime Democrats everv where seem 10 be
wide awake
sehoOls'--Ine usII'0' Senoo's o.. 'ne e'y
w'i re"feu uS''" o'' ."'''lun'i '''' "iie VI VI"
have something to keep them out OF m's-
ehiei ar e aa
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27

Wanted "A young gentleman, who can
furnish good recommendations, desires board
Ing aud lodging in a private family Demo
craiic) in this city. Apply at the Empire Of
fee ao t.l. H.Ir 40.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27

Leeture--We have The pleasure of an
nonneipg that + W Thomas Esd ,be au-
thor Of Clinton Brddshac will lecture in
Huston Hall, Monday evening, August 81.
subiecl-"bife in Washington in the days Of
the Giants He win have d crowded house
See advertisements
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27

Daily, per year, Cby mail, ,l,.............-se 90
week, (by CRrrters,)o.,.. 10
Weekly, (single copy, per yeRr,)...,.S2 90
clubs Of ten and upysard,l. SS
EMPIRE COMPANY, Propretors.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-27

In the fourth { Boston, district the
whole number of conscrips examined last
week l,l35, of whom 937 were exempted,
seventy paid three hundred dollars, which
makes 1907 that got clear, los offered
substitutes, and ten were passed as ht for
duty. At this rate it will require ninety
million of conseripts to obtain the ''nine
hundred thousand men 50 enthusiastically
promised Father Abraham by the Rsdi-
calls pr" TEL
The news from Charleston Is Important
Sumter is demolished and her guns have
been removed aud mounted on land bat
tegy. saf er usy s,g.
rHr.lr
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u utimorG TOtrbrr.
Baltimore, bsa 1, @,pemter 1868.
mra Bic eefer.

Nfs tA am /. Sfpiember 1857 bic Neoof
lion Dss vWtd,r" nieOelIsste, srloubte t6 MIR
In stnem ab GterspCrt an Ote 9sler bic fol
senDsn NnOsutun9n:
.Ote Qser Oes yDeder" merren MIR bas
3eugnIB nttt DsrIaeeu, boB t9 mid In 8sur
lbstluug Der eurOp1lihen uup btsliaen polttis
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Yennlplponter a~usgsnOmmsn) ntd. gstduI1t
uuN tbnea tternaA cen Auegou9 Dtr pOIttt.
Inen Gret9ntis, rpeIde ptels s lsBten Sabre
an unS Ucribsr ae9dngen RnO, INNER Dol =
gsioBt babe. M6gen tie mir babsr su 9u5sr
IfBt ncb etnen fleiuen S.rfuA Ia Der COMIC
tur1l BQlttf getaItep.
.Nusm AnlGetn no6 ptrO bic 3utunft Der
Der. Staatsn tetne frteDItne fetn. Dsr
CONNER Oss nod 70 tnu8sn @taotenbunose,
Ineint Is, tit curt6er - un9 SIR b1bt Sud
auf raube 9e,bt, unb B,uter1irme eefaBt
ga toIten 8te au3 Die Otnge tn Dem rldug
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3ur 3utrtsoenbett betOetS 5ttiOnsn pes Qanps6
G0naeu le at6t georOuet peroea - uno Die
3et l6eint nabe, tn Der d6 aul9 MIarpIanO
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fretgn purltamiinsu Norpen, ODER Oh 60 iih
NIT Virgtnten unD Nii6ourt osn aSrDltGen
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8erptrrung uu0 nod Gl / M n erer DIN
q e Dtre cine b%sipnDers l9limme fGr Die Oeut.
l9su ietu, penu tie gA ntdt aberal au1am
ment0nm "a elmer gy0Ben csutlnen SAub- mnD
3ruBpartei, - 5a einer qattst, bic, trenn he
tte lter OteIsn Continent setfreulen 8GuA
ststIe Der psut1Men Nation in (G aufntmmt,
ilber Gen beoeutenelten unD foltpelten She'll Der
mttttGrtGeu 4raft bes QanOes Der.
f1geu anb m 1t ODER oDne Wafen bas
colt IN N tie perbtnbera unD pae
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nal pas 3sugutB ni@t 0erIassu. paB pte Obsu
a~ueQelprp1sue NnItGt Iber bic 2uFunft Der
Dtuge III Ame,tta 70 3iealt@ Die ri6ttge ge.
reisn III. ST 60 auh ban DlttOeriGpOge, en-
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anC WEen 3%Iiaotsu IN etne ~SeutroIe StetIuuq
Rtnstn3upr6ngen, 70 (1uo BOO bte Stlru1e unD
nod 9 6ltamere5 ntnt aueatblteben,
an9 au6 De Deutihtn, pelhe bfm Qlnb bas
beOsutencIte Contingent .8% sDientsr" Sols
oatsn 8sItsFsst baben, fangsn In, gou3en 2auDe
an, F@ 8n etner 0eutiAen yBartet Der
Trettett" auGanmeu3utbRn.
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nea Iplihten cuffs 9teue Gbernsbme, Den
deneioten QgGsr. fat tbn NIT elmer Wutrit,drpns
gu bes'uben, an oteie gspiB lan8it psrsefensu
AtiGteOsrcEte e%rinners, 70 m6Be Ct partn
aiGta Itben ol8 eIue SslbtrsaIfertt9ung met,
nes @nt 0Iufss. Den yOsdsr" tn Osrislbsn
@stf fott3af1bEsn, In Dem t9 i6n fruter ae
lsttet babe. q. 8eder.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-01
Il merttomtftbs No1rie6ten

Scr beriiGtigtc Gnantril pObnte friQer
In Cumberland TN &2tGate Marplanp. rmadts
bort Den 8erlu6, letue Gran ~ srmOrDeu uao
laB Innge i'm @efaugnib, no er f& ourb lstn
unrnbts 8, ldrmenOse &8elen ous3etGneta. Gs
sslana tbm tspcn. aus benz @~sfGn9otie 3u
entfommeu unO nod &anlos 3n entIteben, tDo
er f@ Der Greiltdatpartet an|0Io6 unD oeu
&rtes In ben 9abrsn 1855 uaO 1856 nit.
ma6te. aua bet bern fog. @ran3trisg BON
1861 foGt er nod auf S,itsn Der Ganlas
repnbIttantlGen @artet. 8alD oarauf rpcnpte
CT Itd aber gang Der Nsbs(iOn sl uno mari (n
ga etnem Der beDsuteuoRen @ueriQafibrsr uf
Nls FOLDER 3stdnete er liG bur4 @&laubett.
Ru6ubstt uno 0raulamfett aus. Or 3eats
IN Der Gbat etnr rabue 6p1nen Notar. 0or
etUd etnem Sabre puree er eiunal In Der gsGbe
BON Snpspeucence BET Nlbt NIT stner fletuen
Danoe letnes NanbaeTnpgls BON 8unoeatrup
pen ubsEfoQen uno fab ale letne Qeute puroen
entweotr est6Otst Ursr g~sfnnaeH esnOmmen.
|Gr ielblt sntlhlapite In Ger Dunfelbstt, sr
rsthte Den MtfourtFuB uno rsttete itA oaa
cur6, bcB er btnibsr l@mamm. MabrenD er
l6paunua, GberbGulte &c alb unD az lsine 8ers
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-01
BON Der 8ot0mar- Nrmee.

Na6 elmer Dspsl6e Ger u, 9. tribune sOm
% BADEN in Der .BOtOmaearmee feine 8ewe.
sungsn RlttssfunOsn. gtatge @uUaQsriFsm
DON &tlpatrtds COMMANDO 0trfolGteu ieOgG
aeltesn einise @usrilao sci StaforO SO 1t
6uuie, man wetB ni6t nit meldem SrfCle
9ieut. Barrier BON Sen. Ntsaee's 6
l6etnt Den GuertQaS In bic 6anp Ssfaas
lein. Gr ostltsb nsultA 0as 6auptaIai
um Ittn fri6eres Nssimsnt Ons 33. Ulad
tsiu6sn uup bat let!pem ni@ts ppu iG b
.afen.
Capt. 6utHin5 BON Sen. Stanlep'e 6
ii Don S,ttcune0ee etnestrpffn. Sc ala
MIDI, Bag 60 3wtiaen Srae9 unO 8oisntr
gu einsr @mluht fommen perOe, ba Der,
nebr nIs 10000 N1ann pom 8ro9g re(ert
ieien.