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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-06
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
In THE PEARL MILLS

With new and improved machinery. are now in
the most perfect condition to do your grinding of
all kinds, in the best manner, at the shortest no.
tice. With many years experience in the business,
the best of machinery, and experienced and com
petent millers, we will not fail to give good salts
faction to all who may favor with their patron
age. And,wifite-we gratefully acknowledge the
generous patronage extended us during the past
many years, we assure you effort shall espared
to merit a continuance of your favors.
~ The highest msrket price at all times paid
for Wheat. DICKS 4 JOHNSON,
43tf. Mammee City, Feb. IA. '62.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-06

THE FASHIONS IN RTCHNoND.-Th wife
of rebel officer writes in letter, recently
intercepted, concerning dress and parties
in the rebel capital
"a calico dress costs thirty-six dollars
that is three dollars per yard. White cot.
tons, three dollars per yard lawns and
ginghams the same. The most ordinary
merino or silk, one hundred dollars. A
simple bonnet, fifty dollars. A pair of or.
dinary three-dollar CATERS, twenty dollars
Notwithstanding these prices, parties were
very numerous until Lent began. There
was wedding next door to us, which five
hundred people attended, and where all
liquors were abundant, and champagne and
other wines flowed like water. CThen fol
lows a description of the brides under
clothes-the finest the writer ever saw
Everything was elegant. The oranges at the
cost of one dollar and fifty cents apiece, and
everything was plentiful as of old. The
whole of the wedding parapherualia and
supper must lave cost twenty thousand
dollars or more"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-06

SOME time since superannuated old
commodore was placed in charge of one eff
our navy yards. One day poor little fell
low had just filled his basket with chips as
the gOuty old commodore hove in sight, "
and growled out:
drop that wood, you young rascal !
Drop it, l say"
A chase ensued. The boy was small and
his load heavy, and presently the old COM
modore, putting and blowing, seized the
boy by the collar. Stumping away, and
dumping the chips at his feet, the boy ex-
claimed:
"Take it, you darned old skinfint it's
the first prize you ever took in your life"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-06
MORT MEIGs NURSERY

As the season is approaching for the transplant
ing of trees &c. we beg to call the attention of those
interested to large and well selected stock of
Trees and Shrubbery,
Consisting in part of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
Cherry, Apricots, Ounce, Raspberres, BlackbeTes,
Goosbenies, Currants, Pie-Plant Grapes, &c.
We have full assortment of Fruit, Ornamental
and Evergreen Trees, which we will sell at war
prices. P0MERoY Il BROS.
Office at the Postoffice, Perryspurg, Ohio. Give
MS a call ~ ..r lStf
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-06

A CASE OF HOPEFUL CONFESSIONAL New
Orleans letter in the Providence Journal
says: .
"a lady Of this city went across the lake
some time since to find certain friends
among the rebels. She went from here a
devoted sympathiser with the rebel cause,
but her experience was such as was not
calculated to inspire her with any great
respect fer traitors. She was suspected
OF being Union spy, arrested imprisoned
aud subjected to gross insults by the rebel
officers she was converted to tho Union
cause by the injustice she suffered, and
welcomed our troops as deliverers. as they
certainly were. OF course sho received
respectful aud gentlemanly treatment at the
hands Of the 'Yankees.'n
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-06

WHAT are the points of difference be-
tween the Prince of Wales, an orphan, a
bald head, and gorillaH The Prince is
heir apparent an orphan has ne'er parent,
a bald head has no hair apparent, a gorilla
has hairy parent.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-06

"WHAT would be the difference betw cen
Old Uncle Ned and Louis Napoleon in
the event of French revolution p "The
first had no hair on the top of his crown.
on the place where his hair ought to grow;
and the other would have no crown on the
top Of his hair, on the place where the
crown ought to CO."
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-06

81 CAN'T undertake, wife, to crafty all
your whims it would be as much as my
life is worth" "oh, sir, that's nothing"
she replied.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-06

Two friends meeting, one remarked, az
have Just met man who told me looked
like you" "Tell me who it was, that may
knock him down." replied the friend.
Don't trouble yourself" said he, a. did
that myself immediately"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-06

love.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-06
Che Castalian :fount,
From the New York Evening Post.
THE NEGRO ON THE FENCE.
Hearken to what l now relate,
And on its moral mediate.


Hearken to what now relate,
And on its moral mediate.
WAGNER with grist for mill,
Was stalled at bottom of a hill.
A brawny negro passed that way,
So stout he might lion slay.
"Tl put my shoulder to the wheels
If you'll bestir your horses heels !"
So said the African, and made
As il to render timely aid.
No." cried the wagner, I" stand back
I'll take no help from one that's black !"
And, to the negro's great surprise,
Flourished his whip before his eyes.
Our "darkey" quick skcdaddled" thence,
And sat upon the waysde fence.
Then went the wagner to work,
And lashed his horses to jerk
But all his efforts were in vain
With shout, aud oath, and whip, and rein.
The wheels budged not single inch,
And tighter grew the wagoner's pinch.
Directly there came by child
With toiliug step and vision wild
"Father," said She, with hunger dread,
"We famlsh for the want of bread"
Then spaKe the negro Ii you will,
I'll help your horses TO the MILL
The wagner, in grievous plight, .
Now swore and raved with all hissmight,
Because the negro wasn't white:
And plainly ordered him to go
To certain place that's down below.
Then rushing came the wagoner's wife,
10 save her own and infants life;
BY robbers was their homestead sacked
And smoke and blood their pillage tracked.
Here stops our tale. When last observed,
The wagner was still conserved"
In mud at bottom of the hill,
But bent on getting to the mill ... ....... .
And hard by, not a rod from thence, p
The negro sat upon the fence.
The above poem appeared some months since
in the New York Ecening Post, and was extensively
copied throughout the North, by journals whicl
advocated the principle of allowing the negro to
"put his shoulder to the wheel" of the Govern
mont. 1t has heretofore appeared in the JOURNAL
but the author-a resident of this county-hayinl
sent us the following "Sequel," we reproduce th
poem entire
For the Perrysburg Journal.
At length the wagner grew tired
OF being in the mud, and mired;
Freely confessed that he had sinned,
And cast his prejudice to the wind.
Then, acting like q man of sense,
lie called the negro from the fence;
And thus, with his efficient aid,
Again the wheels with music played
Up the hill and over the plain,
Moving along his load of grain.
This wagner was Uncle Sam,
Whose Democrats the negroes damn;
Who in their wrath and in their sins
Would scatter freedom to the winds
Regardless of the public will,
Would hold the slaves in bondage still
For party and worthless name
And glory in their lasting shame.
But now brighter day appears,
With all our hopes and all our fears
The slaves, emancipate and free,
BY Uncle Abrahams firm decree,
No longer held in dire suspense,
Quickly " skedaudle from the fence,
And willing join with Freedoms band,
To fight the rebels, hand to hand.
With the blood of patriots she'd
When the traitors power is dead
When the sword has drank its fill,
Then Uncle Sam will get to mill.
For the Perysburg Journal.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-05-06
Au american Story.
FLORENCE SEFTON.
A Tale Of Border Warfare in 1912.
[CoSTISUBD.l

BY MISS b. GARLAND.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-15
sGus getnOurl uns alrfamfas.

ct. Qouis, II. Sft. Dte Isbten 01a@=
rt&teu BON SbetbY's @uertuas melpen, ba6
lFG bis1elten 9sftern 8 Meiten liowsfli6 bon
NrrUm Sod ae3etgt totteu. 0egen $500
Ser. Stoaten Splonten fparen ibnen auf ben
Terlen unb battsm bereits II ber1elben eetSp.
tet, fel61 obsr 4 Mamn DerlOren. aim MDn=
tag Q6erb fol- ss bsi 8lud @ater gu stnem
@efeGt %gsfonimen fsta unO 8sltesn MDr9en 81
eiagm 5GarmiibsL BET IrrOp 8cf. @tn3el-
teiten barI6er perDen nttbt mitgetbetlt.
@f'. St6F bertGtft Spn 9tlOt Rnpb, baf
BITE ua6 Nrfauia8 9eidifts Expedition auf etne
von Resees unb @rpnOnn c~Dmmanbtrte Nebel.
len = @btbetluns Bet 0tttman'S 5errY eeFrBeu
fet - Der lebtren iplir0en getDotet unb Dtell
6%ffaugen, parunter etn S6e rItlieutenant, eir
MAipE unb 3pet @apitaine.
Gin Z. 1beriel MdtOr Watlun etne Rebel.
Ien~cpmpagnte bet Gpsntug Sbabe8, 9aprencg
So, uuO flag ben Captain, bret 2teutenanta
unD so Olaru nit Wafen unb YfsrDe, unt
ssrit5rte tbr Qager.
Die GIntp9bner BON 2atpyence So. Hnb Or.
q%ant{irt, unt bic NebsIeu bet Der CONTRIBUTION
gu unterfnBen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-15
S0tbateuItE

|9Glu bIitung bes @~tobtratba 8.
Mnt 13. btelt Der @tnbtrat6 feline leBte S,b<
un9, Ia ipgI9er CT moo etue Menge tptGti4er
Osl4afte erleStgte. Nuf Mntrag bss 5errn
OftIes lpuroe be19tpIen, Die Oelegatfa Der
Sta9t %dn3utpetieu, In Ger nddteu 0e1ebqes
oung oab!n 81 %fptrfeu, baB pte 0oIi3si0siebe
10 nbae0nDert iperbea, bag Der WfaSOr lgub
SfAotratb oos S1ed7t Gaben, ben @e0nIt Scr
polt5tItsu 3H beitlntsaen. Muf Mntra3 bee
DeTra OuFebart tunroe benz NEGIibentea oes
3tpetas, Sams6 y. gouns $50, e;uRtmmtg
etn Dante65Utum fir bic unpcrtetltGe nab
mIgbtBe NeiIe, In Der er Die 8erbonblun9eu
Dag 3tpet9s6 %lettets, p~aIlirt. @UOann fatnen
SeiAIuIfc pom 5~DeIten s3mei9 etn fir 2lbisu=
oung eiaes GountteS an pte Ne9!sraug tn
BaIb!n9tcu, wflfe8 bte Grnsnnnn9 General
EplerS al8 Nadfplaer oon @e0ern( @Geud
empfe6len IpQ btelelbtu IDurpsn ~oerleGcu, pat.
Rrt unb bic Seyren 5tysster, Brpuo it. Mlspsr
fir o08 tetr. @pnliGe eeuena!. SIR. Yrcuo
UUIa GOm'tte fir 8erpiltgun8sn fir ote 8efe-
ft61u9auetfe beriAtete, pnB % &0answerte
unter Mnlsttura Der Mtlit1rbeGSrOen erbaut
uuo bon ben terpiuteteus 100 900 Dollars
$4,000 0~etau8gabt itap uno ber 0tst fir
ole nDA unbe3ablten Nnlpribe anf9sben tner.
be. 81 beantra8te, bdB pas Gpntite in Graft
bIei6e1 1ple, nm bic Gontp8 &c. Sp(leu00 abe
3ulAlteben, mas benn aud bf1dlpNsn tpurbe.
Die BON MasOr Chapman nit 8sto beIeets
Srptnon3 ftg rutsrtlbnag Der 9ortbsrn
@entrol @iIenbaon Wurpe auf8erufen uab nit
10 Ge6em 8 Gttmnen bfypOyfen. 3terauf
rpuroe beiAluien, bic nd@lte 2eaislatnr ga PEI
titIcatrcu, boB le beu Waypr &C. erutdGtt8c.
etn neaes @ieBn'snt opf Der 2inte Der N0r-
tberta Neetue ga rsadbes, v1a NIT oem Grtrd8
baS Dfaitern nno @raOtren belaBter @penue
3n 3ablen. gla@ @blenouns Der abliGen 8Uts
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-15

Gaaftsn an ben Mayur unb ben stpetten .3pete
oerta9ts F& Der 3petg sine die.
3tpetter 3wetg.-Dte Srbtnan3 fur
Wbanoerung bes Namens ber Maiben Zane
In 9aurslfr. trurbe paiffrt, ebenlo Srn. 3D..
g8beeponS petittOn. Die 8iG betrefe Der
Ilielisments far @rtpetterune Der NrGlrube
tpuree auf ben Stla eeleet. 8eldlafe, Der
Ne9serurts ben @eneral GYlsr alS NaGfOlger
BON Gen. S&ent 3u empfe6lesn, pnrben pais
ltrt, ebsnfo Der 8ei&Iub Des 1. 3petes, bstr.
Oes @orntts6 fur 8effft9un9 Der Stnbt. guf
Nntrdg psS 5rn. WopbY wurbe Dem Uralts
beaten oss 3wet8ss, 5rn. Gam. Duer etns
ftn1nii9 Dec Danf Der Witelteber ppttrt unb
anf Qntrag DsS 6rn. Barron atG ben anbcrn
Seaniten oes 3WeEgsS, lcDte ben 9friAter.
itdtter Oct 3ettunesn DantesbelAla0e paI,trt,
iporauF I'D nah Gmpfaas unb Qblenpung Der
itb'tdssn SotlAaftsn Der 3petg sine die ber>
ta9te.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-15

Ote 3te4un8 IN MnrYlanb
0erf9Dben. = Na9 etuGetrpfsnsn off
steren 8ertftsn NITRO Oie 3ieeums tn MarY.
lamb pOrerf 1u8penbtrt unb benz @taate
abermalS neue 8rtit gslattet, I'M ieine 0uute
bur9 SrstpiQi8e 3u faQea. - No9 Dor ne.
nigen Ta9en 8Iau6te man aQGenteir', baB ote
3tebun8 i'm l., 2. unb 3. Oi(trifte fhun
na6Fe Dc6e ppr8eapmmess tpirbe, unb pte
betref. 8eamten mad3tea GfN ldDm Da3u berett.
SIM 3. (Stabt) Ditttft inp aber 14,O00Wt=
litdrpf ,Gtige 1. GlaiIe IN Den 9tRsn einaetra>
gen, tvpppn ieopG) etne 3temlEt1e Mn3oGl ais
@ruabrer alter @lteru pper matterlolsr &tuber,
tregen Nlter pper au1 unter Sabrea srtsairt
tpurDen.
Tre&e @ewatttbat.- 0orssaern
paroe einem 9mtler, 9ion,en5 81. 6uas, tpelber
tn Mann's Setet lo9irt, lstn 8 S9re ottes
SGbnGen out tslIen Sage eatFIbrt. Gtn mus
betanrter MieAm ab In pemieIben 6Otel 81
Wfittaa unb beyn Weg4ebeR lief Ct auf D2r
Gnaben Su, tpeINer III Der Sffce (aB unD btcf
i'm mit8eben. Das Stab a0nte r;tdt8 85ies
aub gtng NIT i'm! Die 8aIttmuretr, b~eruuter,
nU ber S1ugfe IN Elm 6aus gtug, 1alt9 opu
ber Bride, un0 ben Rletnen III ein ttutgres
Simmer etuGAtpB, matt benz 0fmegfen, Daft sr
bts CUR Na@t3ett bprt Subrtngsa ntIGe. Der
6letue wtoegIpraA tim at1t, Icabern per0teIt
Td gutiB, BIB ft9 Der 94uft e~utffrut Bate,
wprouf ct eth Seuaer Dfnete uno 10 SUP sod
tn ben 6Ufraunr GerabIpran8, nber bfn !3aun
~fle!tsrte u11O :eG Dem Qptel elite, 100 Ct ietneH
8ater paS gpr9efalene er3a9lte, .0g. 0aua
gao GG ale OeaDe, ben Sd5nft aa83uftnbel1,
e5 mar tim aber 6t8 gs&eru ui9t GsIumaqu.
WabIt6e @rftuouu6.- - Gin 9e,
ptjer 0leaIpn bat etne 8pgri0taug erfuuoen,
Die 9tBe, tpel4e bst gepB4uli0sa Ro6(enSla
2ampen HerIoret gebt ntibItA 81 0srtpesoen.
- OurA etnen etnfaGea Npporat, Der ait
ieOsm G9(taoe: nu3abgtn8eu til, taun Iiag
brett itber bemisIbsn tcG:a unp praten.
Oa8 Commando pes mtttleren
. epartementS.-Oe Staotratb ua0m
| ae(ern etueu 8el9luB an, oabtn ge9eno, Dag.
Do General SGsnd BON, Boif pon SDto tn
oea Gungre@ gematIt wproea ~ uuO sg in
Gp!es Dsfien Ietn &Omnhavoc auf8eben mnAe,
Der Stabtrat1 elm Gonsite ernenmen Io0e, pen
Wsa. @Genf 3a eriu9en, in BaibtsgtOn Be-
bin su y~pirfsn, Dob @sa, Go9Ior 5u fstaem
Na6fplese ermaant wsEOe. Delbsy nit benz
Gtaotratb tn Der MnIi9t iibsrstnRtmne, baB
otef: 01ebeGiun BURG Dte Ifatfs 9ano Ger Vs.
palt unterpridt uu0 70 I0uge beg0mPft peToea
miiie, bio unfsre Glagge son isosaa Bsr8 nap
Sort oar "a @taatsn MD Der Gsrttt0rlen
webt unb biz bic 0sbellsn um 6risoea btttea
gu DEN Gabsn Der 8e8tsruu8. Die Ssrrsu
Gtrseter, 9rpub unb M1psr pom esItrn unD ole
Secrsn Nttnpt, RennarD unb GCrsmon ooI'
Y. 3wets purbsn erpablt, btesh 8si9lnb 3nc
Nuafitruus gu brtu8en.
SerenaDe.-D Die 8le1nuftbarpe B
Is. u. 9. Nrtilsrte Ns9tmeats braGte ben
9egren $. Binter Oapts uno $. So. 6Vfe
man, bens Safen @paettor, etne Wd9tmulIf.
Dt:isIbe WfuftbanDe ~Ieitete bet OCT geiern
latt8ebabten u1iVnsptrl amnlang tn 1opIOno
tOtpn itbr ipt4ttss Dtenle GGr Die SaGe per
l1nipn,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-15
Deutf6e 0per. Die aeRrtas aafs

Deutf9e Dyer. - Die eefrt9e Nufs
fnbrttu8 bon vSplepb In Gaspten" berbiemt
etne ausfabrltAe 9elpreAuna. Stir beute 1ei
t1tr bemertt, oaB Sfrr 6a6elmamn (eSoIp9)
otssntal ieite 9an3e Nole burtreTli6 lana
aao iptslte ltno ,tts enblt@ @~,eleaen6ett 9ab,
letne tpnnberiASne Stimme etnmd( ausfi6r>
ltdt 81 sernebmen, unb baB bic 6erren @etn,
Itdb ur1o SteiafGe tGrperltheS l1nppbl1stn. an
Dem tie letber betbe letoen, NIT etner beipus.e
oerffpsrtbet anfcpfernpen 8rdopur BON Qs,s
fang bio &noe is9ret6 bstdmpfteu unb dt
oapureA etaen Nnfpru6 auf bte boppelte an
ertsnnln9 be5 gubltfnuts estporbsn BADEN.
Baltp. mnb Sbtp 8 ! n. - NaG
etn9e3p9erlen Grfunol9ungen 9eben bte I3aee
Der BALTIC. unb SbtO 8abn nngebtnbert tpie
gsEuSbnlt2. DaS @eFit4t, baB Die Nsbellen
siness @tnfa1 nan Wartsnsturg i'm edible
fmbren, mar bur6 bas @rIGeiaen etnes aarfen
Grupps unicnacapaQeete Ia Der N19e Der
Sabn SeranlaBt tuptocu.
Is Baltimore NAB Sbtp Gtfeuz
8 a ! n. - Die moaasltGe 8er1amm(unq beg
Wftion6re bieIer 8abn fanD ae,seru fat unb
NAT GgBerf 3abIret9 be@u9t. Die 0ertGte
Der OcriAieOeuea Departments spuroea s;u9e-
rsidt nab 3stgea etren fetr stnRtssu 3uitanb.
DoS 8tnan3sGpntte beantragte, paB 6 pgt.
Diptoenbe be5ahlt tperben IolIeh fit Die 6aupt=
balm uto 8 psf. far Die 0aI6tngton 53wei0z
baba. WaAbenn Der Pr1lfbent ben 8tuan2=
5uIforD Der @Unpa8nie nabec beteuhtet bdttp
lpuroe Ger prr0ergebenbe Nntrag etnltmn,to
angsnommea,
DtebfabL s, &jufelntan spurOs
oerbaftet inter ber Nntldge, Dem G~o6leu6GnD.
:fr u. s. &temau II TutriGsine int Dert6
BON So entweubet 5t babeu. Der Qneef[n8ti
lprsoe feFGe9alteu far lttn @rideinen be,
0ertGt.
@2teBem aaf Der @traB &c. -
Wnt. Onsn8 tpuroe BON benz DDlt8tIten 2ods
perbaftet, wett er eta 0tlfOI auf Bar @traEt
a~bfeuerte Gtdter @towacre perurt8etIte t0u
3n S. Gtr1fe nebt Soften, Die ct In Grman.
9eluug bot o@alb" In Der Sail abllbeu saug.
0efG4rlt6er @tur3,- 8praeteg1
fsl ps. Wm. paul, eta bstabrtsr Mann, bon
benz &ade iftnes 9auls8 In BpuntainRraBe
Usl8 D0iat), pafycub er balel6e au9te(Iern
TpOQte, Gs erlitt etne SAulter. 8errenfano
uno aa0ere 0erlsbungel,.
Teuer-MIarm. Ball@er Mlara,
eat tano IsBtfu N6enb 8e9eu 9 r1br, rpeil stng
%tabefdaass Beri0r 8ou Der 8or Y2o. 7, Gfe
2opaeo nnO G'errnenfr., bas aepS6uli9e
3std}ea CAB. Die 26lamannf0n ften tparer
prompt 3ur Gteue+
E%@- i6eute Abel,b In Der I"Nrbetter.
0olls", go. 5 SGo 8reberid @traBc grp=
8eS Gou,ert.
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aie gepeaunaer Bee Webenen i'm xbaI.

0af9tngtOn, IA. Stt. WlatOr @ple
Iagt In stnem RappOrt an Sen. 2pdtvUoo,
ipelaer Die Gert9etOiBun8siperfe bon Ma,Y-
lamb 5isbts cVmmanStrt WlOlet9's @Crpe
If Iebr unterl6dbt !purDen, Denn tR babe bon
@gfaueenen, 81r9erp anO GOntrebanO5 ale
ft6er ermittelt, oaB istne Srmppe aus einen
Battalion pon 800 Mtaun bsitsbt. WtOIsbs
gebSrt gu @tuarts Stab unb 1T gu benz 3psd
bsta6irt, Die 0erbinbun9en Der Potomac
&rmee NIT W~ei9tn9tUn 3u 3eraSren.
Gen. S,deles
pelaer it9 ss9entparlt8 in tsr 6auptItabt be.
fnbet, fol erftdrt baben, pdB &c fstn nnSereS
@Dmmanop als paS GeiusS alten Corps uber=
nebrsen nerbe, uaunli9 oaS 8. MernGefp,ps,
or be6aup!st, trpBpem 81 eta 8etn ~oerlpren,
bod rpa fa6t8 ~ Ietu, Ia, 6elD bteaest 81
tSnystt. ST bea6fiGtt9t, fG eInea Satte( an
fertt8sn az lafen, no er einen ffften @ib pat
o69tei@ ~ 70 8efd6rlt9 1erfrIppelt t2.
StDluteifer q. II. Stetieber
iparbe lebte Na&t burG BITE @sGetmpplt3tter
be8 @pl. 8afer peebaftet. Die l1rlaGe III
gai4! 6sfagsnt.
Sn bas ate G0pitOG sefdtft.
Qteut. Sting pom 66. Ng. Snf. @egt. ipurbt
al8 De1ertsuc 1er6aftst unb In bas Gapttpl-
8sfan0ni6 eefdidt.
GsTotnanb @mtt6 unb s. Stsgrif sOnt
178 Ng. 9legt. fpurben a,f friegsgsrtGtliGeG
llrtbetl ebeufaa8 etnBefsGt.
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Sef0nmG11tacbun0et
WGhIndArtMt.


Staari9t mirb 9ieruit ~8e8e6en, baB eiueSgBa6l in Der
ndHten g%tobentber, am 4ten Sag be5agten Monats
Sir einen @catdtrpller fir ba8 S9atamt,
Stir einen @pumiiGr fir tie 2anbzSfice,
STR etneH Seratpr unb 5e9n Delegaten fir bic Gene
raI=Nlien1blb BON WtarbIano,
Sir einen Observation-Disclosures beS 2ten Diftrifts,
beftePenb aus Der l. q, g., d., s., +. unb Z. 8arb Den
Staot.
Stir eiuen Observation-Disclosures bes Stem 9iftritts,
tpel9er bic g., g., TO-, H., l2., 49,, H., 15., 49,, IT,,
49,, 10. unb 90. &arb Der Sta6t unlfa6t,
Sir einen 0ti9ter ber Circuit Court bcr Gtabt BAL
t;urore, ,
Sir eiueu @Gert Der superior Court br @tabt BAL
tinore.
Sir eiuen @lert bes Criminal @eriGt8 Der 9tabt BAL
t~iripre.
Sir eineu Staatsauipalt Ser Gtabt Baltimore,
Sir Spei YerIore11 ala S6erifS Der 9taot Baltimore,
Sir eiten Seftament3= 9fesiiratpr,
Sir elueu Gtabt=S urbebpr,
Sir brei 0iiGter bee @aiienseridt.
Sir je 5pet 6riebenSri9ter fir bic l., 2. rnb 10.
8arb, nnb ie einrtt 9tidter fin Die it6rtsen fteb5ebn
2Barbs.
6erner fir bier @pnita6Ier fin lie Der l., 2. rnb 10.
GSar6 rno 5pet fir tebe ber ittrigen IL @arbs.
Die Stintrltditen iDerben on ben bon ben Bablri9terr
na9er 5t Se3eidnenten BlGben pfen 9e9alteu DO II 8
nbr WSor9enS BIS 3 rbr 9lbeMb9. r.-
Die JSI6ter fperben bierutit aufsefprsert, lire 8eridte
al bonn aaf bic MaRI fol3enbeu Sag Bel benz @lert Der
superior Court einSurei1en, ME eS baS @eiet bprI6reibt.
6. q. Spart8, fl
Q3pttb2S) S9erif BET Stabt Baltimore.
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MeW -gorf, Il. LIT. Die vWptlO"
(5seslb) Bat etoe Spe3taipepeIde aus Gin.
%cIuuatt, baB 8r0ugb NIT 100000 Sttnt.
men Maiortt6t gum OOnoerneur Spu Sbtp er,
fp16lt tpOrben ltt.
9tew gprf, Il. Sft. Die tn ben bie-
ft8en 0olp'tdlern betnbItAen SOIboten aug
Obip, 80 an Der 3obI, i~ttmmten etulti'uutt9
fiie 8gDua6.
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lei |tSaIia, Ga.

"A. Sft. NaG off.
-. Gatte Der neultAe an9rif
1, Natde3 9eeeniber, ben 3wef
.ult@ tn Col. 6arrars Ne9t. e~tnsemuter.
.tn gleser ~gefansen gu nebmen unO etneu
Wontontrain gu 3erfGren. Die gleser tefan'
DEN f9 ale auf Der anbevn Sstte beS 6luffeS,
cini8e piGet6 au%aBenpmms1 mno Der YOntpn
train mar gum Mbfabrsn bereit. Sen. Sarrar
warf f9 oem 8stnoe NIT sint8en 2sutst 10
eaergtI9 entgs9e1r, baB CT lf9 mad etnem @s>
ftbt bon faulm 20 N1inuten auf ben NId3ue
berftate.
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@n[ntiruna ner GIaaac.

8pfpn, Il. Ott. Capt, Shannon pom
brittiiAen 0OROampfsr Europa" btbte teute,
aa60sn er lsia @ntf vuy Der gtTatrt mad
Qlperppol tn BEN Strpm gebraGt bate, ais e,
an Der Ser. ct. Gregatte n@abtne" porbsifubr,
bte amerifaniiAe GIdg9e cuff net0te bte eng
Iiine mab fenerte II SaLttfMlie ab. ,.
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@8wtrb Btermtt Na&rt@t 8e8eben, taB her
uuter5etdnete BON Baltimore I'M Staat Wldrrldnb i'd pon
polnf66 isuneS= 9aptere iber Die 6tnterlaIieni9aft bon
Mmna Marta Batb, mel@e in be1a9ter @ta6t 9~eitprben
III, ~perIbafFt. &Qe Yerfcnen, ipelde Mnipriide an Bite Ser
ferGene gu MAIDEN BADEN, meroer ta6er aufsefcrhert, fplbe
an ODER Upr benz 16. Mprtl 1864 BET benz llnterJeidueten gel
tenb Ill MAIDEN, wtbrtgenfa(5 fe ipdter MAD benz Gjeieb fetne
NaIpru6e an pbtge SiutgrlaIenIGaft ntebr MAIDEN f6nnen.
Overwhelmingly Mler. 80 Wifi, Mfm.
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Co6aC=

Ote Staotwablen Tnb aeItern dits
Berprbentlt6 rnbig, prbentlth un0 an(tdnpta
BON 9tatttn se9an9en une Der GuntraR Ant.
f9sn isBt uno . MP tp Dteie Islten @oll8
rs9elmabt8 Der Sdauplab lGGnbltGer WltB.
bnn0lun9en, bluttger 0taufereten nno l4euBs
ltdter Wfprotbaten parer, ipraG berebtsr, als
MIR e6 3u tbun oerrnDHten, fir bte un1ebeucrit
6Crtl4ritte, tpel9e Baltimore Dte lebten Sabre
tber tn Der 9nten puliti11enS Site NIB 2ebens-
art-nnter Der Nuf1nt bes gutsu Snfel Sam
9erha9t Bat, 8dn Den upmtnisten ganbtbatea
bee (, 8. re9uldren Stdets pmrben oue, bis
auf 5pet, bic 0errsn Nicplai BON Der 7. unS
DUrnS BON Der 90. @arb, gevGblt. Gtatt
t9rer fnb bte unobbduBi9sn &anbtOoten. Or.
Wa9IOa urb Ter9uIon ltseret9 aus Der Dablz
urne terbOr9e9an9sn - apst MGnner, peLde
nns ais quite uutCnslsate 9elatlpsrt porben
ffnb.
90 burfen tpir benn bpfen, naB fA umisr
neue Staotrat9 tn Der l1uionSfrage FL fpadss
balteu tptrpe, tte Der aIte. @pute er In bec
SonntagSftnge SIT tsi9t befunbea psrbet, paul1
mag Ct lf6 bagauf g2faBt baltett, BET Der
nd6en 0ele9enbett pbae @nabe unp urts
itdnbe uber 8OrO 8epUrfen 3n tperben.
BAIL e.-NaHfebeub 9e-
Ben pir bas 0eIaltat Dee Mabl f0r bte Wlts
Slteber BEG 1. Staotratbs3neiges, Fu0rau8 Die
2eIeg erieben meroen, bab aue regular noratz
ntrten @aubibatew nit Musuabme bes !0ra.
Ntcolat In Der 7. ano Doipn8 tn Der 20. gBarp
ertpG6lt tolrber.