davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
To the A.ocia,sd Pre-,
wAsniscTos. Monday rct y. isC'
VISIT To MOUNT vHRsOs.

Admiral Milne aud his suite, with Lord Ly-
ons and the entire Bnish Legation. uicndcd by Tie
Secretary Of etaio and Assistant and coz Of the sec
Rotary d War yesterday visited Mount Vernon and
paid thoir homage at tho tomb u Wa1hnsion. The
elcur,ion was made In the steamer Carrie Marvin. and
was In all rcspocts pleasant one to tho Distinguished
party Tho naval officers stationed Tie Potomac IN
the vicinity waited the Admiral. AID were received
by him with great courtesy To-day. accompanied BY
Nal Gen Hcint4eman with proper military escort.
tho party visited the Conyaescent Camp. the Contra
band Camp and other places Of Interest In the Depart
ment Of Washington.
SICK SOLDIERS SENT ~ PROM THE FRONT.
Eleven hundred sick soldiers have reached
here rec~nry from the Army Of tie Potomac ani sent
into the fosptals.
ARRESTED PoR DEALING ~ REBEL MONEY.
Two men were arrested yesterday and COM
mtted 10 the Central Guard House for dealing in Con
tolerate money.
ruE PRESIDENTS REPLY TO TIE MIssOURIAls.
The President has not yet completed his
reply TO Tn address Of the Missouri and Kansas dele
CATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
FEsVN trIIE ARMY OF TIE 'CJ1E-
EEELAND.
Al eur Communications CompIc'e- Forces
IN Position. md in {: BOD Condition nd
SpiIiis-The Enemy inactive md 81 ir
ktzisiCTs fDi-N1-~ef.
xtzislcrs Dispersed.

So a. Dis ?, icl 20 The \. u Trbnre
WAsEIySl y. Monday. Oot. = lst3.
JAo Republican says tat the Government has
received disp ach from Bosecrans dated .ast evening
from which il eqpears tha. "al bis Communications are
complete lis forces in Jo,ion, raiders Dispersed and
The enemy IL is from inactive The iroCJs axe IN good
edition rid Inc spirits"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
TuR DRAFT IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT

THE DRAFT IN THE FOURTH DISTRICT
During Saturday and yesterday 1871 cases were disposed
Of by the Board Of the above district, as follows;
Held to duty 8; substitutes accepted TO- paid commu.
tation, IL; exempted aliens l09 and onresdens.
S. The first drafted man who went himself as q sol
der from this district turned up yesterday his name is
Jacob Meyer, Of IS Mercer street Ten minutes after
having reported himself ready for duty he emerged in
new suit OF Uniform from the Marshals Office, bound
for Rikers Island to study the art Of war.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
Rcports by Surgeons Captured b, the
Rcb9fs.

tlNCINN- N M0lday Uct = I-tJ.
IRE 6d.daGS dispatch from Indianapolis
CO. ,t rgt Jus have arrived there d.sect nomf hat
ia.oca wio gere taken prisoners IN The nesG,rnuft
fcit Ifevw ere strippe' Of ever tiinf They pre-
IN. ,baf tie IMPRESSION is general that Bragf viii at
facs Ioseerau on Tuesday next, 10 prevent lie ONO
,od.,Is from voting. Hecaf1rcenents had rived
Tey camel BY the first tam through ron bi"S' "fi.
40 he road has been ropaired and al important
tA.lts a4e TO- lgly defended.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
The Pirate sumter Not Destroyed.

BurION, AOhuh! UtI. II, IcUJ,
A letter received in this city, from Beaufort,
says: Tho pirate Sumter not destroyed in
Charleston harbor, but Is now in Wilmington. armed
awaiting a chance 10 run the blockade. There are
eight United States at present bockadng that
pnr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

Wasbh gton Territory have been received at the Gen
era and Office The survey embraces about 700 lots OF
1000 feet each. which viii ut be offered for SALE
Pot Angeles is Puget Sound, and directly opposite
tie British town of Victoria. Vancouvers Island
,arge section Of territory contiguous to the town site Is
yet be surveyed and there is every prospect OF SET
Elements on an extensive scale in that locality
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN THE ARMY.
Gen. Meade has issued the following general
order since the Mcclellan subscription was stopped;
BnApouaRTnRs AssY oP THE PoTosAc, (!
Tuesday, October b, 1893. }
GENERAL ORDERS No 94-rhe Major. General com
handing calls the attention of ell under ms command 10
paragr ph 2O ri the general regulations Tor the army
PareTaph 21o Deliberations or discussions among any
cass Of mtary having the object Of conveying fae ~
u.ure or y raprf ohaiion toward their fupros of
other, ic military s,rvoe, and al publications reyc "a
tran bots officers of private personal ot re
wh,n,r ucwspsp,- ~ Lct hand bi are strictly ~
This r. ulston has hitherto to n certain extent been
practically dsroelTd,d in Ills army but recent "cchf
renoca make IL incumbent upon the COMMANDING Ten
oIal fo insist .lun icld observance 81 lls s'Ihl'
meHtS. that tbre may BE- no iIisudu standing tP"
the suhioct 10 j. declared that meetings or combinations
among officers v men for tho purpose 81 Expressing
regard for their sapcIiofs or others ~ the nlI! t'I
vice IN the way al presentations or their dsapprobl
ton OF tie acts ii thor supcrois OF othcrs III 'Ho MI
iary service by rcsolton-. viii De considered az N!o
tons OF The regulation and Noticed scoo.dins! ms
Nv con- nj ma NJ ~ J. -''h' t''sNh'F
: WILLIAMS. As.t AdjiGcu
LACK OF VIGILANCE IN THE AENy OF TIE POTOMAC
The vigilance and precoution exercised III TIC
Army Of the Potomac may be- inferred nom the state
mcnt that whole division Was thrown rto cons'cTfn
ton by the Rebels shclinc foraeine expedition ~
Sunday orning and Lieutenant CooncI has been ~
rested and is to by tried 10y court martial or a..o~
he wagons 10 70 out If ilre lines.
LABog-sAvISG NAcnISuY.
Considerable inquiry has been made at he
Agricultural Bureau ia relation 81 labor saving iaa
chincry and statements arc In course Of preparation
and viii soon be published.
LIST or NATIONAL RANKS.
The following is an official statement n th'
numbers localities and capitals Of the National Bank
which had up 20 Oct e. received certificates Of author
iiy 20 commence banking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
A strike.
PouGuxErrsIn, Monday. Oct.

PououxErrsIr Monday Oct. ~. 1862
The coopers of this city are on a strike, and
noradiuc the streets to-day. The movement Is under
stood TO be- under the auspic Of the New Coopers
Union. The strikers hea lily cheered the newspaper
offices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

sAcKErr's HAmon, Monday. Oct. IL, 1903
Tic Mcclellan Cavalry Regiment of New
York Volunteers. Col N y. Lord Lam strong. iei'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

near ~ 1is"th" ~ - - >,
Ts ur1rrsfsrsI SufesDfs sUi tssttut Sfsrfa az ths
Gsr.ra 0sral 6cy.burg isfs rszsTe in f'fst
or fafihoail0 TIE Boz Wh 10 shalft ~ TIE Se
,ay Comf.cu have been managed Ia tf Place since the
.afr haite
Tbc .arroussary articles Tor no sbh and wounded o.
aefs have b4ndsu pr,flns yssp fe4sis rhsch
d. r1l..lsy dsnandrd and eArh nel4as bot ~'Ars
lated - tsin sfh much rSTenfe eHi t9f"ii"Ys 20 ~
a.. - s4 - flfihs - Aa No sf'is
ui iad tie Sanitary 'innifsign ~ fthfftns t'is
ps. Gals the irqllation o4 s-fr'fn P. 20 Only
II nj al Lol U trarsr fasa H. spi 90
sn attn Ach o.c iAist 90 oauhef % hnis'
attendant t4fifasa To publ h@ff O. "a, u
rot iv.r them NON Jua sd ri asttuiion af'ois Ne
;silsnis for Whou hoy afs lrtsEard - 20
Ilcay Janl,s saigon 4 :. A. Boz chsrrc u io'lai Get
tv.bnf. - Ciamtcflaln Hufr'pH I. p v POI Iaf.' n
rss1seo - 0has~ Surgeon gA y :. and o., onc'f
rfCsa-p. W D. Hfca.s As.i tHfs ION Mich lui u a.
"a, -, sr- fs.th Reg =. - y. hilfdssri. Asst
81, IA Io'f Giailr. ~ osfreff, ". D.. 4 = ngf T. y
n b. H.l1lcf, 4. A. taiE 4. s A. y \ heAn.f =
4 s,,, A. 4 A. Wa 4 Hs,t 4. 4. Slff. q. 4. 4. y.
n slton A A. surg. q. =. A g ,. J.. Iesi''td a y
safs g. y Aren't u sorel'te l. \ A ~ IA - ~ IN
pi.i.,sn. d. X G.nd 4 4 surg. T. = : L'.''nsiis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
KuTrn

KILLED.
car. Ne-lcv, K.,O.V. C &. w. McMichacl, e, IS Pa.
NJ. Baker, n. 20. v c. J. H. Wake "A. 20 Mich.
WI. Kirby, 3, Mich V. Levi Little, X, 7O.N
WOUNDED.
r. Hannsr-rd Ito. {. Crawford, D. NY
W NJ. Nsters, II. O. Ser. II. 8.Mcken. de, q, % N
: r. Blookius, b, 10. = g. Howard, X, 4SPa
D. Rcuin.. E q. F. n. S.Oau, G. IS Pa.
a St,r1ifio. ". 20. e. w Enmansl y. l.. IS fe.
A. Tse,-iy Z. % NY y. Williams A. - Pa
81 J. 4. y m all Il. % NY 1t X Checser A. f5Pa
- y. us.erhble. B, my. @. loar. 4, - Pr
It.uB - NY 1t j. Irwin, q, IS Pa
Root. C.sr. VI. - Ny. {. Nls'mose, =, IS Ps.
~. Car-. q. - NY. kcuten Daniels n. IS Pa.
De Sha-sv. y. 20 Ny. J. White. q. - Pa
J. %. C,anf. p. - Ny. q Teepe, g. IS Pa
4 rl 4 brani B. - IA. Nm. MoCary Il, 2fh Nloh.,
NIX - ahsrns. y. ~ IA leg emputas ed.
H.ugy = F1lks -. IS Pa la q. Belts. Go. II, 20 Mich
Henry Minuse. B. - Pa rsrht eide, sboll.
Sod ssph Warden +, l6iiirsn shy and A.dNi o. sis T.
Mafs. el@ Elias Kau!sy. l. Mich zig 1
Ii,ut.CoL Artri- 4 Gooden Pa,t Mo- uiloeh C. IS Pa
80 iiass vol frsctur. Oilient Chapman 10 Ga bat
,hi-t oonc talon. thro ga fsce and =, Oh
Lrrt l. ". Vcmes = l6 MsssJs Siel eT Peters Va Coz
io>. lei; foot slight. Rripts dead
Lic.t IT, 5 Robinson F. lCThona. Booth Va CoHscrir,s
na.s. sc.s head. night
Geoss. $ Wright, ID, &c Mafs6.o ortoH. c. ~ Mas
kli. slight.
Ilo-zre Woodward. Il % NJ len, neck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

rsrrsug NafufsoEps. Oct D. le1
A.,,,.,-. VII, fef.ansr is OILY Tho al triasDs
Va naon dunn II their pta.etfa late sien nnrisci4f
r. u.ase their frufns boz dar a farii0hs ~ dollars
A.,..ss-s vii. fraction is Lsf ceaf ln-, con
,id~f and enf.r is fraction winr u AZ ti he Na
lion il D.. than hail dollar they ~ DR. u ifpni t" &C.
erpt "A cr ln,,ause 1ufsrfufsf fsssss f'tnfu oi
cotton good. the su1lni 81 -1i ~ fis amount ti'ld Do
eni, I'd the apl abciir. hs' 30 ~ ha De- nale -
TIM a 80 40 ~. .utry II SIS Will % onf1ert
JOsEfH J. LEWIS touuisslaucf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
TEE MANAGEMENT or THE SANITARY CONFUSION Al


I'll ! r4if III
The following was re- % the Sanitary Com
mission o. It, Teetlug yesic' =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
LACK OF VIGILANCE IN THE AExy OF TIE POTOMAC.
LABoR-sAysG MAcnIsuY.

Considerable inquiry has been made at he
Agricultural Bureau an relation 10 labor saving ma
chincry and statements arc In course Of Ir,ryation
and will soon be pubiishcl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

DEPARTURE oP TIE VANDERBILT.

The steamer Vanderbilt, guns, screW
steamer returned 10 the Brooklyn NavyYard on Sat
ur,lay night having broken part Of her tller She was
Immediately put in hands and set to rights and let on
Sunday night about o'clock for her destination which
is supposed 10 be after the Alabama.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
LIST or NATIONAL nAsgs.

The following is an official statement IF the
numbers. localities and capitals Of the National Banks
which had up 20 Oct p received CERTIFICATES Of author
4, c.f,r,,r,. hautfu.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

Tn,,,rrr nrpAnTsrar Oy,icr or Isrrns.l I

The following circular 70 assessors has been
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13

9te9te na@ldilt8 auf bem nit feItbaren
@telitetnen beIetten @riffc beg Ocl6e8
rubte, bre9te bic 2tnfe ba8 setrduIelte 8arts
den, tpel@es Die Sberlippe be19attete, 3iers
lid IN bic 0Dbe. 90, in bteIer Gtelluua,
bpr9te er Der Stimme be8 2noeren, Der 1T
oer nlolertI6en Gradt zines 8era19ptten an
ieiner Seiie ltano ull0, tpte e8 l9ien, feline
Hunb9lpien iiber bic DerI9iebenen Wasfen
madlte, Die it6 i'm Saale berun1tunmelten.
Nu4 letn Intlts trug bas @eprdee etnee
9etltreiGen, feingebiloeten Mannes, unb Die
sSlalle, bic ltber bemlelben lag. irpie bic
tiefblanen, Seelenrplleu Nugen gaben itnt
1enen Nel5, bon benz namentlt6 Die Domen
ltA 10 le1r an9sspgen fI9len 2ll8 Der
1hmor8e Domino nit benz Giirfeu iprod.
bate ber @5aDtte ben 4rm beS 9iroten ers
arlffen. Dprt 1T fie, S8far, fliiferte cr,
Itsbit Du ntAt, tpie tbre Slide Mid Iu@en !?
Wenlh, faIellt Du? fru8te S8far, &pie
lellte Die 9iltbetrn 0Q5u fpulmen, SntereIIe III,
Dir, etnem 5anli(tenpater, gu nebuteu L?
Der SHotte lGtDte8, nit nett pprgeteu9>
tenn &cpTe lau|6te er regung8lo8 ben gBprz
ten be3 Santiers, uno erIt ol5 bieIer I9mteg
uno Der Domino fid entiernt bate, fam mic
Der 2eben in ibn.
SOllte es bod lpabr 5eiu ? nlurmelte er
bieIeS @eru9t, Da6 nun toID Don Muno 5n
Mnnb 9ebt +? SOIlte 1ie trct ibrer SAtpbre
oenno4 untreu Ietn !? -
S8f1r erfaBte Cen 2rm leineS lreuupea
Mrtbnr, flaiterte er, mas errest Did Ic
plobltA ?
Sol1jg mari bieIer ben Blaip a6er fem,
Sau(ter; fonnt, erlpicerts er, iCb mnB Sc
lpiBbeit haben!
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
0sfGbrltG,e Grouf0att.

gEen Der irrcseleitee unfuge Singing Gusnbet bn5
er ben aem beieF l4mersbaen &ranF9et IN @ aueenUm-
men bat - gei6ebf cS bas fa Gin un5etttseS Sdamee-
lbl pter bic 6urbt Dor Gatbedun5 tbn abredt, ii
ene u enben aa wel@s er in SPl3e br;r @r5ebuna nnb
Oeiptabltdt aaen fin gertrauen ieben t6nne unb Ct
ipe ). 9. en nit @eidrp cntanteer Gals, etpe b5e
Rae Gbmer3 I'm Eppfe unb In ben @ecern Abno6me te8
@e6t8 SaubGett, Wusp 6ie ber SaG &nrem at ben 8e-
lnS aren innsn i'm @eitte anb alt ben Grtrtita-
ten 4 setSen 100 fana tiee lsbel nit etaer treGli@en
S6nenteeit ppr m reiten, Bis sulest Der Galaten unb
bic Naisnfnpfen ena]en; has Spfer Sranf-
betF etu @eantanb fes Ntietb8 :rb uub Der Sob ene
GredIi6en 2eoen fabHr etn @nbe mat bas ct ttn mad
gS III etne traurtge &foac, bas Eauabe bfcier rr6t
baren Sranfh sum Opsr faGt In Tplse ter llnSet td
ltctt unpteneer prdbler. freie er Nnreueuns jeaes
ttlt6en GeS beS IlefNr5 bic GrntItrn pernt6ten unb
ben slel hes 9eten8 IN Elm etereeg Gaen perpaMneLn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
81 & nj Il & G Il

Ntalteb te8 fGuisen GpQesis Der Bunbdr;te tn 2pns
bon ratuirer etne5 Der ere mbsHtibeu @cue9teu ber
Ser. Saaten, 0Dkt &bett ieineS 9ebens tn ben
olptIers Qpnsp. DARTS 96iloeelpbta ub onberen
StGtten 8epa pat etnt9e munoer baren 0etluneen
poGenbet, ppn becen te Gei9ide her Wte6n weB. un-
Rraufteiten Iitten ple g. au bic BET p6blisn Ge-
rGuI8en gu br erI&reden bic pt err6ttn eserinseH
&letntefeten It. I. ~ Wuroen au9eAGItdlt4 eeheilt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
@d,uIhticbcr

Der ltrtere6nete bat EetGnbis bprrStta cine orpse
perfaut bieeI6eu 81 ben bilisften 8reiien
Bon beutideu S6uIbi&ern eutpiie6It bereIbc arr op.
fSGisen Gbuabntc $, @efeIfS l.. q, 8. uub A. Qeiebrm
icpe teen Qieber6uG 9uBer bieen m iete ecrte Bent.
i1sr anb eusliI8er S9ulbit9er gu 6aben bei
g. q. 3urt,
lSSSi lSl US Grattfr., beH Naalfbb SpuSe
seseuiber.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
0.fonoyr8 80 6cad}.eu J

Or ectn1Dp tettt aEen 0enen ietne 5lic an, wedetG
6urd plGe 8ebeae unb unatirlis Geia unb S6rYer er
Drenbe r bic Mreet bic @eleaBo unb tte Csc unfGbts
ntadbenee 2afer ae6wi&t taben.
Sier b einae ner trarrgen In6 befldsensert6en SOL
gen fcr fru5sn 8errbnbeten res safers: S9D e i'm 8
Fen unb ben @lebern, Geren i'm &rpf SGrdde ce8 Ge-
bts, geriu Der u teItrai er5ftUpien b6le lnrube
MG8eni6mafc, nnCrSnuna fer Gereauun8S aGges
r4eNe Gnttrdtun6, S9mppnte Ger SAwtabiGG)t,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
Syaa,itfds GdmS&e

tprb unoer3islt abe1t un6 Die pre Gra eSer Eerse-
feat Dtees ur tbate He en peles has 2eben eltb nb
bte @be uu5 0a4trmmeni4ot unmG8lid ma@t if,ot bas
2rr8 0erer be tpren Get:enGdfte unbeIonuen r6bncn
unse 2ente n5 su lt sn &us6wefun9en eenet9t neil
e teren 8peen n,t eeuau ennet. Sbsei4 tie aud bur9
Strfturen, Rieberi@ia9en I'm Sarn Stein rb antere r
abem entietsn FAINT 10 II tie bod mefenbetlS cine gOse
dsne ta6 fie Graft Grseusune eber Denen OerU4
wtrb bic m bemlt8en 2aEern creeben ais bon Oeaea
ste ia yreiie itnb.
~ office: SO. z SGb. .8rebertdar.,
fFeben T9aren BON 8altimprefr., 6itltae Sette,
bte Stufen btnauf.
Nean merle fa gtdmen uub 6tu8rumner tcnn urwien-
be unb rueerfbe Nama9er burdriebene nb 9epifenpfe
Quadialter, S9ubflider, Sefelwter, StraBenretnecr
unb 3ampenpuser II. r Bd reseltdbtge Merjte
unb 1aHer ougespsen opn Or. SpbnfpnS nf tn Der gGbe
N8. @Ie 8gefe mulIen einen @rit-Stamp sntealten.
Cine ]3etlurG IN 2 Gagen 5uGethegt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
Yslht!rote:fe * D9r1cneu.

pbsitiGer Sdwde pier eneS atere Snbesnines berust
fno pqtcn unpertIeli4 81. SpBnapn 81 giafe 5teben
aGs geerte gesen BE 1e os1pl9s U0sr esttes Ser
fhBpuns ber f4redliditen Dirt perben @nel turtrt.
Derjeni9e ne9er i GER DebanSluus unb Ttriprse BON
Or. ScbnFpn ntsreb fan ibu, ais cinefr @trenmanns
ptne 8urdt f ancertrancnuFO aper9lt auf etue 6rst
iide Geidhidlidfeit perldien. l.-L-..A u 49,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
9ebettaeas 2ranfarttem

sentat netfe ais ia io. 3eusunssuntdbefeit SGodde
in bem gftn nno ben lieeern Gntsnbuu8en ter gteren
Hnb 8lae, aasnergicBnn9en S4wd4e Der gterpen, Ga-
een6waHe Wlatttetet Nteterseibld9enbett 8erRanbes
fdwdbe, 9er3tope Sft& ernbet 3ittert, Queenl6wabs
ghptnbel 6Dpfidmers Gntsineuu8 les Safes, ter Nos
Der 4nge bes Wagen8 her Gtn9ep&ihe nnb after iener
letet be eerien 8etetnen @epothbe Der SusenS
mels tersn Spsrn ee35rlsteer nb als her irenen Gs
seg setetit merb tbre eldnenpite Spifru8en eernt-
ten, &d)wae ter GpnatuttCn heroprbrnser oe @ts
HSatb TaAen b ;ulett ben GSrper unp Gtnn erRHxen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
Salttmpre 2DGsSofpttaL.
3ur nntsrb:&fuue bsr Qucdial6srsi stabltrt.

Der stn3t0e gtos In Der gGeIt, 100 filAers
f0nel!e nuo aIilnoIIeae Gurem In .-.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
@etRtg.

Dte i@redbt9en irtunssn be6 9aiters nb iebr 3w rs
ten. @erlnf btS @etitnifes, 8erptrrn8 Ser Sheen e-
hrdfthet bcr eesfratc b1ie @9nunoen Nbnct9uns ppr
Ter a'eelAaf, gu6t rad @trlatfeie @tftraren 9eaen
i'd ieGtf Surdtiamteit ii. f. ~. inc enigc bcr 4ttmmeH
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
DR.. Johnston,

Der stn3tas arst, !psl&er onjsiaat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
- 8 lN

nthpeuct9fen GrfcreerntiIe ;pr epetteu 1lgtieetst
b. d pbne tiee mtrb Die 9ete tes &eb5ns 3r trtrtge
@ugsrabrt. Dir &uebeu beS EcbrS nerfintern i'd itie
lb uno bic eele prO erGrtn prn GcrSmciIlpn6 Gb me-
ItdUltcn Setrahtur8en, ea6 ur8 bic 8renten, netGe
Mbbsre eentesen rsrneigert Iinb.~e -..rs suE ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
li:tteil hfr 9DrcTr,

Die riele GoNisnts Wee aEIenb bet fester ebenaebu
Sabre In bcer %fat fIrt BEN un6 Ste Wen9e riG-
0er mr16ir5 5tbea &perapnen, pelf Dr. Spbnlpn ou3-
uDrte ib tec1 bic 3etung8 RGpprrsre ple dntere
galen rnerrtdt wufto lito euo d in Se3u8 auf etren
GbaraIter al8 GDreamarr ii 8e5ug af Gbarnr unb Ge.
Ietfun6 -Itt - ~ '. .+
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
Ennas Suite.

bic M tur@ beimIt6e 2d1e eti4w&dt bn6er Sic e 70 oft
sen fe olaa9ib fpirtny ielb tim StbIa burJ @olutip
nen, bic, rcnn un9ette tie @te unm6B1b MAIDEN uuo
Sabrper ut e Serbren fo1 ten oprt hie nbtttgn DAFT
te tP"n 5Ude @eroHen milieu beepr lie etutFesn in bic
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13

G8 otEt plete puripros ms ntsbeutente auaGaIbtr,
wehe G6 ais Mer5eapsgbep unb Or. ypbnitpuS @ntun-
bfagnee ecpile Gdnbttsr Gtteiepdbier, Qrnpehpuber
2e6cn anntt ter cbfen Geu6aft her Webi5in rem ME-
hTi9iteit Bernie ipbinete @ tt Fe9elmdBg eebtloete
Asrat ttulire hem nerabrcuen un6nt6s Arges Abnen-
der gDete in lire duSt fcmnte gtrn86asen rltn-
.en gr. Sptnitcv bGIt bebbdlb fir npbmene9 an
fnnt b eaB Ieine 9e9lsuGgan5sn rser 0iprne beanps
tn einer Sfce leQen, .. .-..sss.s. -,-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
SuTae WdGaar.

Eeirn6ers ele te GPer cnes eebemen Caters Bewprben
nt, on8 jd9rD 70 nfle &aufanSe in ctr lit tribes @rdt
rtis nee burb tre trbd6snen &alentf ltn6 entpdeen
@erfanbeSfrae NIT be 0rer ter 9erettanfet ben Sc
beetiter tsr Qeier beaubeoe Etn entIpft 6atcn
ipArtsrt, mSgen ib nit ppgept gertrallen tabet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-13
Mn 6IeH5e.

3r. Sptufpn III berc,sse, rescLmabte 8etIbete arjt
ittef unb SebanelunG tnO allen Nneeleu 8Gntl unbe-
tannt Gr Ia Eeraneebtlte rpn einem 2ebe nees In
he orSst pirit6lern Gurcpa un6 eem reu bteieS 9e
bes CUB abtc nGnlid; England 4rartret9 tnb tn teut
8lcdep BON Httlabepba 10 b er bat etne 5ebebn
tere gtarS, ais alle antereA Merste ter gDelt.
Der melt5er Si ber pfeae hes Dr. pbnfpn anbem 8bt
fan f tcrtrauen eiHe Gbre ais wtann unb jetne @e
f6itItdteitals Nr;t. -Z.f8Lnf Ie .
Senb ben Salttmorefr Tebea ber ,,ArStitsrbnus" ~
6aattrantbsttsn reFbsn G&ntH 8sbetIt. ga
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-03-26
The Southern Border.

We doubt if the authorities or the coun
try generally, are fully aware Of the real con.
dition of things along the border of the free
States, from the Alleghanies on the East to
the Missouri on the West. We have not
the shadow of a doubt but there il more
treason, and really more danger of open
rebellion in this strip of territory, than there
is in the border Slave States, Missouri or
Kentucky. Everywhere in this region the
emm,ssaries of the South have been indus.
triously at work in every county and town
ship organizing reasonable clubs, preach.
ing resistance to the Consumption, and to
the arrest Of deserters, getting Subscribers
for the Caucasian, Enquirer and Times
and urging the people to arm and prepare
for open rebellion. 1t would open the eyes
Of loyal people IL a II the facts in this connec
ton we're known, or at least, apprehended
Not moment should be lost in irving tc
awaken the country to sense of this dan.
ger, and urging the adoption Of efficient
measures to bring the ringleafers in this
reasonable work 10 Justice. and to open the
eyes Of the people. who are to some extent
doubtless. deceived and imposed upon
Preventative and counteractirg measures
should he adopted at once This. and due
vigilance on the part Of the Union men,
will preserve us from civil war ani nothing
else can. a
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-03-26
"Your obedient servant, 3
j. A. McCLERKARD."
SPECIALS TO NEW Work. PAPERS


SPECIALS TO NEW WORK PAPER s.
Washington, March 24.-The specials
contain the following items:
The War Department are making good
progress with appointments under the Ma.
tional Militia Law. Those for Ohio, New
York and Massachusetts are nearly compile
ted; New England States, Pennsylvania
and New jersey, will next be taken up.
The Committee on the Conduct of the
War is writing had at the report which is to
be made on the 4th of April. 1t is said it
will contain evidence of a nature calculated
to lead at least one Major General to call for
a Court OF Enquiry.
ash Special to Tim s.
General Burnside has been assigned to
the c,mmand of the Department OF Ohio, 20
succeed General Wright.
Colonel Ludlow, Commissioner for the
Exchange OF Prisoners, arrived here to day
and made his report to the Secretary of
War. He has succeeded, after much labor,
in getting all citizens released and exchang.
ed. The Rebel authorities tried very hard
to force many these prisoners tito their
service. Col. Ludlow confirms the reports
Of great distress existing in Richmond and
other parts Of the South for want of food
He says they met with a severe loss by the
burning OF an immense stare house of sup
plies, Of which no newspaper mention has
been made. ,f