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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29
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bic Stufen btnauf.
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be unb rseri6t gamdGer Durttebcne nnb 9eptfenlpfe
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-29

Or. Srbnfpn bietet aAen Oenen etne SIe an, pelGe @
bnr@ fp6e sebeme unS unatirde, @ef unb SOtper ser
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fen unb ben @liebern, Smr;en I'M &rp Swahe oe5 &C.
ts, gerlu Der Wtu eltraft Ser3Upen nebSe llurube,
gaaen8wadc lnUrbnuns Ger 8erbauunsS'Srgdne, Glse-
ms}ne @nttrGftuns, Symphonic Der S6wtnbluGt
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-12
rnducement to Suffers.

We beg leave to call the attention of
Suffers and Dealers generally, to the
fresh supplies we are receiving daily,
consisting Of all brands of chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large assortment Of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters,
dates, figs, nuts, r%aisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, . large variety of
commercial, note, aud letter paper, en-
yelOpes, pencils, gold and steel pels, port
%folios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk and cotton hAndkerchiefs,
~suspenders, neck ties, combs, hair, tooth
and backing brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas, gum overcoats, blank
cts, h~aversacks, %valises, pocket knives,
shirts of all descriptions, hats, shoes,
boots, tOwelling, domestics, calicoes,
jeans, kerseys, Osnaburgs, aud a full
stock of notions. Also, groceries and all
kinds Of wines and bitters, which we
offer for sale at the lowest market rates, al
wholesale. A. & NJ. LANDsBERd s Co,
Corner Of Market st., and Public Square.
march Sly
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.-8p telegraph.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES


WAsuNoToN, April 1.-THE rebel
pickets on the RapphannOck tell our sold
iers that the Federals have been repulsed
at Charleston with a loss Of several iron
clads. The same pickets admit we have
reduced one OIL their land batteries.
No official intelligence Of a battle re-
cieved here.
INV YoRK, April 1l.-Gov. Bonham,
OF South Carolina, has called the Legis.
lature together TO provide food for tho
army aud people.
Steamer Glasgow from Liverpool the
25th ult., and the Africa of the 18th ult.,
have arrived.
In House Of Lords tho subject Of re-
cognition Of the Confederate States was
brought up, bnt Lord Russell opposed it.
The subject was then dropped.
al The Polish insurgents still active.
It is belle we'd that Peterhof will be re.
leased.
Consols-92%.
Confederate Loan IA to IL premium
Parliament has been discussing the
Alabama matter. Ministers strongly de-
fend the Government.
Liverpool.-Cotton irmer and upward.
New YORK, April 1.-THE Richmond
Wing contains the following:
CHARLESTON, April s, 8 P Nail
quiet. The people and troops are in high
spirits at the result of yesterdays eight,
which was chiefly at a distance of nine
hundred yards. The impression is gen.
eral that the enemy will renew the eight
after repairing damages.
CHARLESTON, April 9.-All quiet this
morning. We infer that the slaughter
on board the KeOkuk, before sinking, was
terrible.
New YoRK, April 11-OottOn 63A65.
Gold 59H.
A letter from Newbern, dated April
9th, says Foster has been reinforced and
driven the rebels back.
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sn1Ier,, AttentIenl

We have now in store a large stock OF
supplies in your line, to which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds Of no.
tons fancy goods; canned fruits; yir-
ginis, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken
lucky tobacco; cigars, wines, and liquors
City dealers will do well TO look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere
Special attention paid to shipping. No
G5 Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARNEY, HU0HEs & Co.
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We are receiving daily choice Batter,
Fresh Eggs, choice Hams and Dried Beef.
Also, the finest Of Apples. In store this
Saturday morning, April 4ih, twenty
barrels extra Apples, five barrels fresh
Eggs, whiclEWe offer At the lowest mar
ket rates. Families may save a hand
some profit by calling on us to buy their
Coffee and Sugar. Mind the place, IS
North Market street. opposite the Gov
eminent Stable,
April4-lm CLARK & GBEooBr.
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DRY Goods, Hats, aOOts, Shoes. Etc
HoRNBEoK & AsHBRIDGE, 40 College
street. keep constantly on hand a large
assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, etc. Also,
Ladies, Misses and Children's fine Shoes,
Men, Boys aud Youths fine Boots, Shoes,
Brogans, etc, etc. Quick sales and small
profits is our motto.
HoRNBEoK & AsHBRIDaE,
march27. I'm. 40 College street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-12
OIsr an the lls d lIfo 1iel0rlous. !,

and fell into the hands of the ministers
of Justice. lie had to pay for his expe'
rience So md costs.
Ann O'Conner was also up on a charge
of drunkenness. She owned up that she
had taken ga wee drsp foo much" but
pleaded that it was not Intentional, she
had not calculated properly the effect of
the charges to which she had subjected
herself. She had drank but three times,
not more than three fingers at a time; but
unfortunately the last time the pure spirit
was adulterated by the addition Of sugar
and nutmeg. "May il Place yer homer,
it was the nutmeg and sugar that made
me drunk. If We will let me of, l will
go away from Nashville will inmy-
CRATE TO Edgefield, and niver more come
back" In view of her promises and
the fact hat she had mixed up her re-
freshments with sugar" and "%dutmeg,"
as our Johnny Crapeau friend denOmin-
ates it, the Recorder let her off with
costs.
Sarah Pickett had been both drunk
and disorderly. She claimed that she
had drank but little, but that the sun
which was ia the constellation of Capri
cornus caused her foundations to totter,
whilst the position of the moon in the
constellation Taurus gave her a propensi-
ty to butt. The Recorder listened to her
, va" --"sAment. not satisfied
that she had yet recovered from the effects
. Of her potations; he, therefore, fined her
i 50 and costs.
8 1t is an unpleasant fact that a very
e large proportion of the persons brought
$ before Recorder SHANE are Of the sea
g feminine. 1t seems that when they be-
e come abandoned, they lose all moral re.
r straints; and steadily descend from one
o degree Of vice TO another until they reach
= the slower deep Poor unfortunates
}, they feel that when they Elm charity close.
. its doors, and they are lost forever.
d In this court yesterday, Mr.. Crossway
e GcAllister & Pearoy, j. r. Williams
Carroll Carter, Mr., Day, Mrs. McDonna
William Vaughan, Mr.. O'Brien, Mrs. Bair
I and Mrs. Barker were up for using by.
drant water without license. All pair
costs and took out license, except the las
= two, who were discharged.
Mike Newland, a soldier, was fined SOL
Q and costs for striking a woman. TIL,
money not being comeatable, he was sen
e TO the wolkhouse.
r Mr.. Wiscasca, arrested on a charge o
disorderly conduct, was discharged.
. Pat. Dillon, for drunkenness, was finet
= SO and costs.
q j.. Peck, j. Il. Davis, S. Pyser, and Mr.
Peek, participants ia a Hebrew eight, wer,
fined each SO and costs.
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The parade OF the Fire Department,
yesterday, was quite a handsome affair.
1t no doubt satisfied our citizens that
the strength and efficiency Of the De-
partment are equal to any work likely to
be imposed upon it; provided the sup
ply of water be plentiful, which, we as
sumo, those in authority intend shall al
ways be the ease. The day was a most
uncomfortable one for a parade but,
being in for IT, all concerned stuck to
their posts and discharged their duties
faithfully. This is what our Gremen
have always done whether under the
old or the new regime.
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Speoial Auction Sale
81 n. r. ShieldS * co..,
npN nnnnu or nnuINn DOOnq

BY n. +. ShieldS & co..,
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, ROOTS
SHOES, &c.
On Tuesday morning, April IA, 1858, at
10 o'clock, we will sell at our Auction
rooms, in liberal lots, an extensive as
sortment of fresh seasonAbie goods, en-
bracing lines of Organdies, lawns, ging-
hams, prints, alpaccas, domestics,
hosiery, spool thread, hats, boots and
shoes ; also a large invoice of ready
made clothing.
3. +. SHIELDS s. Co.,
april122 t Opposite Sewanee House
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AuctIoni Auction u

will sell tomorrow morning, at 10H
o'clock, A. M, a large stock of Dry
Goods, Hosiery, Embrodsries, Hoop
Skirts, Notions and Ladies Shoes. AZ
Public Square. NJ. MARBUBG.
April l2.-lt
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CBixiNAL Court The greater part Of
tho day, yesterday, was taken up in this
court, in The trial Of The State against
Thomas Doolan, accused Of murder. A
verdict was rendered by the Jury Of
'~fuvoluu,sSy manslaughter'' and he sen.
fenced to the PeDi Tertiary for the term
Of two years an d six months. Attorney
General S%TUBBIEFIEtD for State, w. G..
BBIEN for defendant.
Thomas Reese, Nath aniel Moore, Eb.
Driver and John Hester were each fined
twenty-five dollars :or failing TO appear
and answer 20 their names when called
after being summoned as Jurors in this
court, and execution ordered to issue for
the same.
CHARLES w. SMITH was appointed
Clerk Of the Court instead of CHARLES E.
DIGGoxs removed, and appeared in open
court, entered bonds with d. d. DIcKEY,
WIN. Lyons, HORACE H. HARRISON, II.
G. SoovEL, and RoBERT MoCLAY sureties,
took The oaihs prescribed aud entered
upon the duties of his office.
Court adjourned till Monday morning
10 o'clock, when the Misdemeanor Dock
ct will be taken up.
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wrapping Paper.

We have on hand a small quantity of
old newspapers, which We will sell for
wrapping paper. Enquire at this Office.
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We are indebted to BRowN g. Co.,
dealers in periodicals, newspapers &c,
4s College street, and 81 Cherry street,
for late newspapers, also for the May
number Of Peterson's ladies' National
Magazine, an excellent number.
We are also again under obligations 10
our young friend w. @. COLLIEa, and
TRUEsDAIL g. Co., for similar favors.
They will one and all accept our
thanks.
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REcoRDER's CoURr.-There was but lit
tie done in our worthy Recorders Court
Friday, only three violators Of the law
having been arraigned.
Robt. Williams had the misfortune TO
cultivate too rapidly his taste for "old
Robertson" and got himself into that
state in which one feels himself
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Family marketing was scarce and dear
yesterday. There was but little beef or
mutton to be had, and that Of poor quail
ty. Fresh pork was abundant but it's
labby, oily appearance was enough to
disgust an honest stomach. The salad
was Indifferent as was everything in the
vegetable line. The irst lettuce Of IN
season made its appearance, grown by a
distinguished jurist Of this vicinity, and
it went Off like "hot cakes" buTegs evil
IDENTIFY, from the size of their parcels
intending to preserve !. as a curiosity
instead Of eating Il,
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-rhe County
ERIK Of Davidson County Issued mar
rage licenses TO the following persons
for the week ending saturday April lltb
1868, to.wit;
Michael Patterson and Mary F,erick
Michael Hughes aud Margaret; Cannon
Leouidas Gardner aud Mary JAM
Carter.
Michael Lawless and Baibary Burk.
We are indebted 20 Mr.. S~ISoLEroS
newsdealer for late Louisville and Gin.
cinnau papcrs.
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News Dealers

WILL FIND A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT on
w stationery ana Envelopes, Noyelsttss' W, A.
AMI NJ w. TRUFsDAL 100.
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Between 0 and 10 o'clock Friday night
the citizens residing on Cumberland AL
ley were alarmed by the discharge Of
firearms, 1. appears that tho Federal
Guard on duty in that alley was fred
upon by some one, and returned the Zee,
Some three shots were exchanged, but no
damage was done. Il is not known who
shot At the guard.
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On tomorrow evening the Ministries
begin another weeks entertainment in
which they propose to out do them
selves. Thus far they have had full
houses, and there appears to be nOabate-
mentin the desire OF our citizens to see
aud hear them. We should not be sur
prised it, at the close Of the present week,
they could boast the greatest success Of
the season.
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THEATRc.-The lovers Of the drama
will be grati6ed TO learn that the charm
ing play ot"Tho Rivals WILDE r~e-enaet-
ed Monday night with a popular cast.
The great after piece of Goodies" will
also be produced This is a bill of fare
Of the most tempting kind. Ii there be
one amongst our habitual play -goers,
who can resist it, he may set himself
down as at the point Of losing his taste.
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We are indebted 10 Mr.. S~ISGLEroS,
newsdealor for late Louisville and Gin
oinnau papers.
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CLARK & GREoohr.
, 1863-06-17

The Steamer Maple Leaf Seized by
Prisoners Oh their Way to Fort Dell
aware.

The Baltimore 4imerican says that on
"Wednesday last the steamer Maple Leaf, Capt.
Deal, left Fortress Monroe for Fort Delaware,
tor the purpose OF conveying ninety rebel
commissioned officers to that port. These
men were nearly oil from the extreme South
e,n States, seemingly well educated, worc
new and costly uniforms. and, according to
the statement of the officers Of the Maple
Leaf, had plenty Of money about them.
men, Who, with the captain and crew, were
surprised just rs the steamer was rounding
the lighthouse off Cape Henry. 1t seems
that tie prisoners, pcrceiving the guard could
bc easily captured, divided themselves into
squads If four each, and gradually advancing
towards them, coon compelled them to sur
render, as any attempt to resist, under the
circumstances, would hare been futile.
The captain, crew and guard were confined
in such parts Of tho boat as prevented them
from seeing the direction Of the steamer,
whilst, In the meantime, the rebel officers
took charge Of her, and managed the plotting
themselves. After running for about forty
five miles beyond the capes they stopped, and,
after lowering the yawl boats. very soon sue
ceeded In ef1ecting landing on the southern
Virginia shore. During the trip they treated
their prisoners in a civil manner, and assured
the cartain that they would not injure the
boat. OF the officers, twenty-si@ r2fused to
lnnd, saying that they preferred to return to
exchange.
The boats we're returned, and the steamer,
under full head Of steam, turned Ana made
fur the fortress. 4 report Of the affair WAS
made to General Dix, and shortly afterwards
a strong detachment Of cavalry, commanded
by Colonel Pierce, WAS in pursuit Of the fee
ing party.
, 1863-06-17

SOUNDING NIAGARA RIVER The gentleman
who has been trying the experiment Of sound
ing the river Niagara below the falls, writes
US follows: Another attempt was made with
d similar iron Of about ten pounds weight, at
tached to No. II wire, all freely suspended,
60 as not to impede the fall Of the weight.
then let the weight fall from the bridge, at
the height Of rs feet. It struck the surface
fairly, with the point down, must have sunk
to some depth, but was not longer out Of
sight than one second, when 1t made its ap-
pearance again on the surface, about one hun
dred feet down the stream, and skipped a1ong
Ike chip until 1t was checked by the wire.
We then commenced hauling In slowly, which
made the iron bounce like o ball, when cake
Of ice struck It and ended the sport am
satisfied that no metal has sufficient specific
gravity to pierce that current. even with q
momentum acquired by fall Of rs feet. The
velocity Of the iron, when striking, must hive
been equal to 124 feet per second, aud conso-
quently its momentum Was near 5, GOO pounds.
Its surface opposed to the current was about
50 superficial inches. This will give an idea
of the strength Of that current, and at tho
same time hint at the Titan forces that have
been at work to scoop out the bed Of the
Niagara River.
, 1863-06-17
Chicago Irit)nne:
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1858.


The Chicago and 7z1lwautzeo Railway
Company.
The consolidation Of the Milwaukee and
Chicago Railroad Company, with the Chica-
60 and Milwaukee Railroad Company, has
been completed under the name and style Of
the Chicago and Milwaukee Railway Com
pany.
Mr.. Walter s. Gurnee aud E. E. Rodgers,
Of Chicago, Mr. Charles l.. Frost, Of New
York, and Hon John Y: Aver, Of Kenosha,
hnye been appointed provisional directors,
who will manage the new company until the
election Of officers.
Mr. Frederick Suchardt, Of New York, Hon.
John 7. Aver, Of Kenosha, md Sidney o.
Sage, Of Racine, are appointed Trustees to
wind up the Milwaukee and Chicago Railroad
Company Messrs. Blodgett, Gurnee md
Witt, Of Chicago, are appointed to wind up
the affairs Of the Chicaso and Milwaukee
Railroad Company
The terms Decentralization, we understand,
are substantially as follows:
The road bed, rolling. stock aud fran
chiers are put with the new Company
mile for mile, Oh basis Of $500 per
mile, Which amounts to. $e,1a5,0oo
The Chicago and Nil Saukee Company
rcecire bond OF stock of the new
Company, in consideration Of the e1-
ctEE OF bonded debt on the Milwaukee
grounds ii Chicago sgo.......::.....-..... 1900
puy expenses. ....................... w 1850
Making the capital stock Of the new Co. S. 80 100
For which certificates Of tho new Com !,
pnIy will he Issued.
The bonded debt on the Chicago and
Milwaukee Road is..-. ...... ....... 10000
On the Milwaukee and Chicago Road. $4,000
Total bonded dcbts........~-----....$t,7 t,7JO 600
Making together, bonded debt and capital
stock fthe new company, four million dol
lars
He understand that the most vigorous ef-
forts will be made by the consolidated COM
l,any to improve the condition Of the road
and the rolling stock, to effect q connection
by track with the other railroads in the city
with 4 view Of making grand Union Depot
, 1863-06-17

the last day Of the session, and single Sena-
tor could Gefeat the confirmation. There we're
two. one Republican and the other q Demo-
csat, who were desfrous that the nomination
should fail By confirmation. By personal mp
nal, Mr, Sumner persuaded them to Withdraw
their opposition, and Gen. Stevenson retained
his place and title In tile army
, 1863-06-17
TINTED STATES EXPRESS
~ COMFANF.
Important Notice to the Public.

The Tn:tet States Express Company viii comuencs
on the 18th ins to DO business on the following laes
CT rAi1.o the State Of Wisconsin, xtZ: Tho Chi
cago and Milwaukee EailroAa. the Mllxankee and
Railtuad. By securing theee lnes Of railroad. the
General supctntendent. HESRY III. Es9 b.. estah
le3cd regular ocns Al the places naCed In the LIST
attsched to ttls notice: and eur very many friends
and ratronf may believe me when say tbs. It E!yes
me great pleasure be able to announce to them that
te 1acte* for doing business oser The aooSe named
lpes OF 1ds have been secured to this Company and
tat hereafter shall not b compelled to refuse but
stall hold ourselves In readiness TO do any business
they may h4ve IN Wisconsin at aEy q tn. points
ali Other hnea 1un By our Company
Tery Ieaptctfn.y.-
g. B. COIVE, Agent.
Chicago, My 18th. 1865. 4
Tbs following named places vii. under this arrange
WauEeCen III Keno8hA, Wfs.
Tncjr7t via Mlwaukee. Wiz,
NAukcsh2w. Wis., White Water, Wis.,
1i1tcn, w.. 6touEato1. Via.
Nadtson WIS.,. N1z0tnxuie. WiA,
Iore I;pck WIBu MascodA& Wis,
Rofcob1, Via. .Ia1esytle. Wis.
nfuAdhue, Wiz Monroe. M!s.
TTaf-ie du ChleE, Wis. McGsegot, Iowa.
Eu1v17 est III
, 1863-06-17
:fiuqrle1aI.
.FFICE on THE GAIENA 4

NFFICE OF THE GALENA &
~ CHICAGO UNION r. 3, COMPANY.
NOTICE TO sTocKnoL6EHs.@ s = an meeting Of
the oasd Of PEeetcEs Of this Company held this dA7s
Resolved That i dividend ot three per cent. upon
the Capital stcek Of this Company be- and the same y
In Chicago the fifteenth day Of Jaly next to hold
Of said Stock at tne close OF business on tho Soth
per cent tax to tho Unite1 States will be paid BY the
Company" W.ALARRAREE- secFoearJ.