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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-07-24
seed Wheat.

In riding through various sections o.
Kockbridge, we have been surprised at The
very small Quantity of even tolerably clean
wheat to be found. This would certainly
not be the case if farmers would dufy con-
slider the fact, that it requires more land
for stalk Of cookie than for stalk OF
wheat, and takes Just as much abor to cul~
tivate it, while the product is worse than
useless. Again we fud large quantities Of
Rye and Cheat ml7ed with tie wheac crop.
These are not SO absolutely worthless at
least the Pye is not-if we look a: their
nutritiye value alone But there is one
view in which even rye may prove to be ut
terly valueless, when mixed with wheat.
A case came within our own knowledge a
few mouths ago, ia which two lots Of -four
were put into market, at the same time
both made at the same mill, and both OF
sound grain; but one was made of pure
! wheat. the other Of wheat containing con
siderable mixture of rye The result was
! n difference in price Of s. 90 per barrel in
favor of the pure wheat.
Similar cases occur every season in this
county, ard yet the lesson seems to make
too slight an impression to bring about any
reformation.
If there is no more direct way to get
clean seed, LET your hands spend few wet
| days, when they can't work out-of doors, in
picking out some what, head by had, until
! you get at least few bushels entirely clear
of all foreign seeds. Phen select piece Of
clear land, where cookie and rye have not
grown for several years, and cultivate your
picked seed with care, and you may have
an abundance Of pure wheat for your next
years sowing. The present is the time to
begin the process. While you ere putting
your crop into the barn, select some Of the
best shocks for this purpose, and lay them
aside, SO that you can get at them conyen-
iently on the next rainy day and # you
thus "take time b7 the forelock," you will
have tie seed ready at sowing time then
at the next harvest you will not regret the
| = Il : N
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-27

Ghigtn lelteu. 8rantltnS Corps lo0te oprt
Oas Centrum, Sumner's Den re6tea unb
6Ccfer's ben ltnten Glassl bilben. Sine bur9
ttnen Bad eebtlbete Haptne, bic bmr1 bas
ienlt bobe uno ltetle ufereeldnbe mad cem
oogt 300 SUP breitea TappabannOd birat
tlbst, lUlte ben Be9 btlOsn, ouf trslbem ote
Nrmee mnter BENT S1ube Der a Der t1feran-
bGbe ou~f9epfan3en 8atterien an bic au
iAla9enbe Dontonbride g~elanete. Muf BEN
isnlsitigsn lfer bsftnben itd ebenfoGs stsmli6
Flteite uno itterpteS onrh @ebiI@ mdsfirte
AnbG6eu, auf benen Der GsinO cine Iebr Dpre
tDellbalte Ste(lnns etnnebmeu fOnnte. Der
ganse Dlane mar auf eine ueberrumpelnn9
OeS Tetnnes b~eredpnet unb OieIe Bate nur bur9
ole erG6te @o6nelli9feit Der 8epeounAen er
retdt tperoen fTnnen. Dte unSoroelebeuen
5inbernt1e, pelGe bas Wiitben Der @lemeute
6eretteten, ma6te Die pefentItte 8eptnoun9
Oes &rfol9es gu ntdte. Scr san5e anSelren9
te 9iad)tmarlN, auf pelfem Die Nrmee unldss
LID Belttten BADEN muB, 1T baourA per9e6ltG
aepUrDen iinD aler misunderstanding mad beftns
Oct G@ In bieIem Nu9enblife Die Nrmee lGOn
wieOer Ia i6ren alien Gantpnntrnngen, Den
Blpdbitten BET 8%dImoutb,
2asercorrelpOnpeu5en tlasen barber, DaB
un3Gblieemale Nsbellen in Der Uniform Don
BunbesivlDaEen ~mnsebtuosttim Dte btsReittgeN
2inien tommen, natb 3ersehslult tunO(daften
uno Gb bann unbebelt9t entfernen. Dae II
nod ni9t pas. SAltmmle; - OaS Aerele
ia llneloubltAe III, DAP lOlfbe Sptone, wenr
ia etnrnal abssfa6t, ais sewU6nli@t &rtessse
fangene bebanDelt tperben User thinner pat
fir psrantmottliA ut, baB pies seI9isbt, II
Elm 8erbreAsu. lit ein WGroer Der in DC,
n1dl1sn @Ala6t faQenbsn BrtnOsSIOlDatsn
Gin @sneral,I Der SpiOne unO Obenein lDlGs
Die Nh In bic &lsipung etner 5oloatsn lteden
nt4t aueentlidli& aufbdnesn laBt, OerDisn
Ielbt ben Strang, .usa ~ $50 tsfta
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GmrUp6tfbe Nadbrtebten.

Parts. Gin iansl aus Sdansbat Gin
@btna) nod @arts 3%urIf9efebrter Gaufmann
Bat cine 4inell6e Grfiupuns mitsebraGt, bic
Stelst6t audi tn Gurcpa Nntlas finpet. DteIe
teuflilGe Grfinpun9 beltebt IN Der glnfsrtteune
zines @aptsrs, belen Dauer man ptIfarlt&
Oaburd befimmen tann, cab man es NIT ct,
ner sept0en QuantttGt zines farblOlen @nl.
lers trantt. gGtrO bas 8a1sr auf bos in
Neoe tebenbe @apter, bas BON Setbe UOer
0tets 1T, ae9c0en, 70 brtn9t es In a1e Woren
peS Bapters ein, uno ntAts perrGtb Ietne On
NJ Ientett, ais Ger rmtano, poB bas Vapter
mad feds Eaeen. etnen Mpnat Oper gu iecer
beltebtsen 6rtf t& pSlts aufseIGf Bat. Nuf
btelrm 9apter, baB itG tn ntGts BON iebem
anbern mnteri1eibet, l4r.tben Die Itlfiaen @ht.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-27

niinfttee MenIG Itreben muB. Gte Nlternd@
the, Die SDr uns liest, III niGt, cb bic Oeutz
lNen Nmerifa Germoniliyen, pier OBJ 0te Ante'
rtfauer Die OeutIGen ameritaniltrsn iousn.
5Gr eins BON beiOen 6elultatsn gu ringsn,
6teGe ae9ea Die @5sltbe Der Delteei6ihte tams
pfen, wslde am Gnbe Iber beipe Bemitbun9en
d6eln uno uus In Grltaunen ieben riirpe
ourd bic Nufltslung eines, In lsiner Nrt sins
,tgen Neiultats.
Dte Traae stelmetr. 1T, wel6eh betmSelt-
den @ort6eIl tSnnsu wtr a,s bielen merfmitr-
otaen @pmbtnotipnen 3eben, trelGs bic Dor
lebuna bier nit N~atipnalttaten eena6t bat,
Die pprber 70 unenplt& lepartrt tparen unb
pte fTSunen wir gu Der Greibett 6eS @barattera
getorsen, pe(Ger Sur n%atipnalen @rbBe 10
n~otbpsnbte? DaS NrOblem, NIT anoern
BOrteu, TT, Die bier aegreetrten @lemente 70
ct per19melsen, um baS G'ate etnes t@oen, UNI
oo6 eth Nelultat sa erlan9en, pas ntbt nuT
IGe absrtrift, ionoern aua Die %esrtnstea I'm
fplten Derurlu6t. aISn SIS
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Mufaei6obem.

Cine farfere MnGt, ais YraIoent 9incUln
Stanton Uper Wtei5e bat ben neuen GelO5ua
8urnfoe's slei9 betm Be9tnne p~sreitslt; =
Der Soft oes Hegens uno bes Sturmes. Sua
nm bic aS3eit, NO if6 Die 9rCbe Nrmee tn
Wiarl6 sbte, um mad bent gepdbltsn usbsr.
g~aneepnnite an 8aufS 6artb, 6 Meilen ODER.
batb fredericksburg, In eelangen brad ein 70
~srauenbafteS tnwetter aus. ,pie Is felt 3ipet
Sabren In pielem 1beile . %rsiutens ni9t srlebt
porOentft. Der 8esen spe in Baden berab,
Der Scoen I6mOl3 unter Den bsrnieperltrSmen=
Den WaIerflutben pte gBahs am 6euer; bas
"a beulte Elm furGtbarer Stutm, ler fat bas
Iufrehtftebeu unm0elt& maGbte eine Gayp-
ttlbe 6tnferniB, Die fat nit ben 66nben ~
9reifen mar, erlhWsrte Die Bersauna Der
Tubrwerfe un0 Der @el@ibe Der 9trt, BAG tie
tA ale Quesnblide pcm g6eg ab in Die auf
sewetGten Wess Ssrloren. g'pn ben S6wte.
r%isteiten, peiAes burh bieles 8aisn Der Gle
meute berettet tpurben, fann man Ii@ cine
BCrfsllune MAIDEN, penn man Bort, baB Dor
etneR etn3tstn 3lpDtfpfanber ntNt rentser ais
3wau3tg Pferbe 9elpannt purpen uno baB
an ieoeim ppntonpagen auBer ben Yferbem
nod f~nnf3is SclOaten steben unb lbieben
mmBten.
Die DiSpplticnen tparen Der Dirt getrpfen,
baB bic NEmeecOtps Gunner mnb SrautItn,
btsber DaS. Centrum unb ben ltnfsn Tliegl BIZ
De..p, btnter benz 6upfer'lHen Nrmeecprps I'm
Bcgen berum mad Der neuen Stelun8 MARI
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-27

eriff bon einem NeSenfurme 3m maiden, Ter
in tir3slts Grtt ben &appabannpd duS einem
TRACE babtn (AleiGenoen Babe in einea brau>
IenOen Gtrpm osrtpanbeIte. barte Wsge tn
f6rmliGe nit lGlammisem 6pt6e Gsfiidte Sra
ben umbilDets, IN msl@eu tie Nfevcs nlNt
fort t~onnten, lie Ayiilegte ltcdsu bItet, unO
Die Snfanterte fat gang unp gar osrihwonO.
NiGtS b~eitcweuieer berrl6t In Der Nrmee
etn antsr Self, trub Oreitd9tgem bartsm
Marl6e uno ether ppaifdnptgen DurAret,
dung eurb einen eben 10 tansc anbattenbeu
8ssenfur3. @eltern srlAten gum e%rfsumolt
bic SOnne uteper, NIT tyr biz 3attmeilsr,
unS ale DISQUALIFICATION lino pereelien.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-27
/ Gar1 Mummbers, /

@ln rs. Sanuar .. s.. fsib 5 tl6r snt-
l6lttf mad fur3em &~rantenta9er elmer Der ge-
teranen Der peutl@ameritanilGsn Yeelie, I'm
ler guaege Sr. Carl Nammber9, I'm 70. Sc
benSiab.e. 4r
@r mar in Detmclb 9etcren anp trat NAB
renb pes SreibettsfampfeS 8e9en ytapoleon ols
Sanaltng III pie Yreu6tlAe Nfnee Gin unG
matte rem gam3en 6elD3uS btS 1915 NIT. -
Spater tparbe er MDiutant oes 6irlfsn ppn
0tppe Detmulo, Der i'm mad letaem IustFttt
aus benz MlAit9rnIenf gum Dofmeiltgr bon
DftlnoClO erndnnte. SIM Sabre 1916 Fam G,
mad Qmerita, tpp CT liN etne 5sttlau8 bet lst.
mem Sreunbe Dcbrmann in OrtptSsburg anf
6telt, unc panu eine LANCE Neibe bon SaHrcr
Bel Der Ne6afttUn 0eridieOsuer 8latter, nam
li6 bes vYbtlabelp9ta DsmCtrat, Der v9la
ttpnalsettuug," pes uSeferIcn Demcfrat" uni
Der v8ceien Drelie" betbetItet mar. Sin Sab
lang beflstpete Ct elm ltaptildes Nnnt, ST.
Den lsbten Sabrew bate er tpteperbolt S9la9.
Nnfaae, Don penen er in jeooA msilfsaS Il
larger :3stt erbplts. BAD Dem lesten SAlag
NnfaG aber, Der Dor 3ebn i9a9en srfpl9te, er
lauate er tts gum 1ope feline 8etnnung MD
trteoer.. an e''. a.a.l
Dte 8eerbisuns piro anf benz @reedrcoi
Rtr@bof ltattfnbet mo Go ipettet an berlst
ben Der SGn8erbunO unO anoere Sereinc I'D
Ibetbetlgen. ,' ,rr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-27
Snnbe~s bauptitaOt.
6reie Mrbeit In SiiccarpIins.

Wafbin9fOn, &c. San. Die Ser.
ct, Stenerfcmmifdrf BADEN i6ren SorlduFs
gen 8eri6t einssianot, In tpelasm Ie ertp6b>
men, ZAP oas Splten Der freien @rbeit nod
large ni@t in 9inrei&enos grpGsuue eeauaer,
rOtpen 1T. IS lei bic tebt dbbanaia BON 3uz
faai8fsiten, itae pen @rfplssn mfitartl6er
Ssipegun8en. Das srSBts 6tnOerut6 lei bic
un9siptBbstt tpe9en pes S6ifials Der farbiaen
Ssp0Iftrune. sc Eel Elm srUbsv 9rrtbum, Az
9%lauten, pab Oiele lld nidt raruln fiimmere.
Sie let In oieIem Auesnblide leDiali6 Der
Qnaoe Der 8esterutg uao Dem 0slieben Der
WfilttarberrlAuit ~unteriporfen, pinl6e iepUd
cine bleibenoe Setmatb Oa 81 erbalten, mo Ie
sebCren unO erjU9en iei. Gdgli6, Iaaen bic
@Owmtiare, percsn lie BON Ger f~arbtasn Be
o0lterun9 I'M auefuuft iibsr ibre fernere 3us
funft angesan9en, Qsbtere flble pas 8sbiirf=
NIP elmer neaen &rtltenA peren TerbaItntRe
tbneR jsOO9 bis ieBt nod puntel leisn.
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Eelesrapbtfbe g1adridbten.
berbanblnmaen.
8egt&iet tiir ben -8altimOtr gDe6er."
IS alhinatpn. 25.

Nd btn9tOn 20. San.
Senat. 5r. 6a.lan braGte etne Bin
etn, um Den 3ransport bon Eruppen unb
&riessmunitipn naH benz @efen au bsfSrs
bern, rtl6e an oas tetrefenbe @omite ibers
Ipieien purbe.
pr. 0tIlon etne 8ia, um Gusfunft al err.
balten, tpie es 5uesbe, bnB biplumattlde Cor
relponoenjsn In 3eitungen In Der 8orm BON
An3et9en p~ublt3trt %wiiroeu, mas aneenOmmen
ipuroe.
@6snfO etue 8td, eth goIeutarcOrSs unter
Dem Namen Der sMlttcnalsarce Der Ser. Ct"
gu btloen. Stt tpurpe benz tetr. @omtte iibers
ptelen.
pr. Zen Sid braGte cine 9teIc(uttuu Elm.
UNI oas 5aneeIscomite nm Muefunft barber
81 erlahen, Db es ratblam let, etuen NIiien,.
S0uetor tur N'efp' gcrt gu srnennen. Nnaes
rpmnen.
5aus. Der Sprster lsste Dem 6uuCe
etne SOtIdaft pes pr6lipeuten In 8etref Ser.
l9leoener NsloIattpaen peS Staotratks BON
0SalbtnSton Dor. tn Oenen gs f6 um bic Grs
rt1tunS stner @tlenbabn bon Walbinotou
mad YOlnt Of Nods banpelt. Deso(eiHen Pine
DtlttbsIlnne pes MarineiefrstGrs peeen Be-
tDtltenn9 pom $4,000 fir Grbauuna elmer
Nap9 garo gu 9ea8ue s lao.
pr. Stratton tappOttnte cine 8iQ, cine
3rpft9inin3s i'm 2erritorium BON NeSapd ,u
errtbten, waIhe az bas @elammtcomtte per>
ptelen wurpe.
9r. Nlortpge lGIuS eine 8ti&lu6na6me
9or' UNI Die Soptaner aus Mtnnelcta furt,us
l3afsn uaO pas 9anO gum 8eifen cer1lbeu ,u
pertaufen, ipsl6e Gem bstr. @umite ,ur 8es
9utahtun8 ~iibergebsn purbe.
pr. Dunn braGte Die SiG, Elm Nr1enel unb
@tIanBsepct an 6dlen BON Nep-gorf ~ err
Oausa Dem @Omite CUR 8esuta@tuns iiter.
tpielen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-27

uelsn tire @slSbntfe unb. gertrGss bersn
Duuer aliO baUOn abbanst, Of fe mfSr COer
peni9er bon benz masilAsn @aner, aob fe
uEtnte Der &la8beit" nenneu, a~n9epanbt
baben.
.9euti6!ano. Gtne laSne @eesn6 far
3situn9sreOactsure 1T unlrettts Se1errdA.
Aastu in Bteu lben ltsben, ipesen alerlst
@rebpergeben aneei9uloiste SOurnalifen tn
eneem @~etpabrlam, unb auBerpem IAma&ten
In jeoer @esenO btelrs 2nnOeS mebrerer Der
8riOsrIAaft i'm &erfer, neil fe setpaet BADEN,
Die Dabrbsit gu reoen. Die Mittbeiluneen
Iber Die 9etcen, pelae lte erbulOen BADEN,
ret&en ans faum @laublt1e uno ertnnern an
etn Stad NsopOlitanil6er @eiGt&te CUR 3sit
oes RGniaS Bomba.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-27
Ser &ricg in &nrb Garolina.
Rdberes lber ben Serluf Sts Scr. Staateu oampfs
bpptes y&pIumbia."
Der. Staateu Oampfsr o0lUunt
8ernpn" Is. fnn.

@stt unlsrem Ateanse BON Der Samptua
Gbepe bat IT'D niGtS Don 9eoeutuna e%retsnet,
auSeenOmmen, bab unlere 5lOtte li6 pererS.
bert bat.
SD beoanre, meIOen gu mIlen, baB Der
l6Gne Oampffr Columbia am AbsnO Des IA.
D. ". liDltH sesen MalontorO Sstanp aui
ben Strano eerteib uaD total OerIpren cling.
&iner Der SlFjisre beriAIst 5Clseapss 0Gbs
rsnO mir pbne 9sOtien ncrpGaliG Der Suite
entlGnes tsuerten, tpurpe Elm falIGes Signal
aeesben. Oae Wettsr mar neblt9 unp bic
See cling bod. DaS Senfblet Setete aGt
6aOen Siefe, ais paS S9jf plUBli4 auftieb +;
Der 8prlteOen brad unp ruinirts bic Mlal&me
lpODur9 ~erltsreS quer gu ltegen fam unD ppG~
tGnDt9 unlenflan I'm trurDe, SierSi9 Ntann unb
pret Sit3tere ~selanstsn auf BEN SoOtsn az
8crp pes cambridge ano DIS Nenpbscpt bic
abrtsen, einlGIieBltH pss egyptians rpurbsa jt
@efan9ensn gema9t.
Am II. Nadmttta9s purpe Der @rad rpn
ben @Onf0pertrten In 8ranb geltsdt.
0tr seben jegt mad Beaufort nm &cElsn
etn,unebnen.
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General 8urnffoe legt DaS GOnts
ls1sI 1H mancO nteoeE.
.Oenerat SOOfer trttt. aGt ietae Steae.

.6auptquartter Der @%ptpmacz
.A 26 San. Dieen 8osmdtag iber.
aab @sneraI 8urnlioe Oas Gommanpe Der
DDtpmatarntse in Die 6GnOs Oes @eneral
Dopter, pelder ;u Gem 3mefe i'm 5~atptquag=
tier anselanet mar. SUtpie Der @pmmanoD@
'peGIel befannt purpe, taaaeu cine b~eoeuiGtRe
4nsabl bSbeyer4 Sff3lere gu @sueraI BuFn=
lipe, nm Nbl6isb bon ibm 81 nsRmen, nno iDr
8sDauerl aussuOrldsn, Oob ct niAt Hanger
an i9rer Spibe lebe. Lgan4355in
6olsenbes III Sen. 8urnfoe's N5l@iso bon
Der Wrnee.
6auptaMartter ber putumats
eaeer bel 6~almCutb, 26, San
9aut Serfaeung pes 9rlfDenten Der Ser. ct.
uberaibt Der commsnptrenpe @eneraI oa6 Dir
meeeommanpu bent @snsral 9Ucfer
Die furSe 3eit, wa9rsuo welder CT Cure
3epeeungen l~ettete, bat fetnen Siee, CSer it4
aeno einen b~eOentenoen 8ettiArttt In ibrsm
|@efulge aebabt, aber le bat einen Quflpano
BON WuIb, @ebulo mno Nusoaaer %gefunDen,
Der unter ganlttserem umldnorn 81 grQBsu
Grfelaen aefnbrt baten tpiiree. 6obrt fort tn
ctelen Gieenihafea. 2@eOA@urem 2anOe
treu ~erseben, lOrpie ben 9rtncipieu, welhe Sbr
8u SertbeiDtgen selAwOrela babt. 8eglrtbt
Dsm tnpfern eelhidten General, Der felt Ianss
NIT @urer Organization In Verbtnonn9 ltebt,
Guren aufriGtt9en 8etitanb, unO Sbr werpet
erfoI9rej9 letn.
SnDem Der commandments 0eneral bon
Der aeldmmteu Nrmee, BON Der er 1f6 nur nit
Dem erDBten SeDaueru trennt, 70 btttet er nm
GrlanbniB, BON leinen 70 LANCE teipGbrtsn
Rameraben oes Nennten WrlneefOrps liA lpe-
ciel III perabIAieDen. Soft mGge nit @u0
iein, unb @u6 fprtpabrenren @ripl9 iAenfen,
Bis bic &sbeliun 3erI6mettert 1T.
Nuf 8efebl oss
@sneral=Ninis 8urulbe,
t1nier,. Qetpis 8i&munO, u. q. 81.
SIS beiBt. baB auh tie @sneraIe Gummer
u1o 6rdnfltn tbrer relp. @ommanoUs oer
re&ten uno tinfen @rOBOtStiouen eutbpben
tporpen ltnp. Die Nainen i9rer Ma9fol9er
werpsn mod niGt e~enonnt.
Gen. 8urnibe gebt nit ben meiten
Miteliepern letneS StabeS auf creiBigtd9ieen
lrlaub nah 9iep Yorf.
Gefanntli4 bate General BurnTbe am
oerpihenen ScnuabenO Mcr9en eire lan9e
GoufersuS NIT Dem YrdfOenten, osu 6ris9s-
iefretar uuo benz General CIT G6ef. SSH
vernsbmsn, baB er auf Iein ei8nes Mniuteu
DeS @ommanpr8 Der pptOmatarmse entboben
unb eaB Der 9rdlOent ipfott DEN G}e
neral 6oOter an letae SteIe ernannte.
Dns Wetter TT jeet l6Gn, uno bic @eae
fansen IN, trudner gu werpen.
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Mnfunft einta Wanierihi6tl

Sort MOnrUe, %. San. Ser eilen>
beItIasene Dampber Nabaut fam beute Ipr@
gen auf Der 6amptcn &bepe an.
Der neult6 bonn Ser. Stanten &anOuen.
bpOte Nsbrasfa setaperte RsbelenlGpuner gtna
beute bon bier mad Baltimore al. Die Yri-
le mar seraOe t6 Sesrif cine &ebellenppt
mad Ger @eeenO bes 8etBen 5aules gu be~
lfSreern. -5-laa san 1
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Die @sf.sasbuna ppn aew gprr.

Ilban9, &c. San. Npt republifauls
.l&sn Nnseitsaten Der Geriammlans fuO wis~
Der %ernannt.
Gtne Nelpluticn plrbe eineebraGt, UNI 6rn.
.@alltcct bes SetruS unp Der 8eteAune ansu~
fIasen. @s e~nttanp Elm lanses @e3Gute, mon
belAlpb ntGts uno neil man 81 Mittas ;t
lpeien winl9te, Sertaate man lt1.
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@mpfans ees Gen. aOrttr.

New @prt, &c. San. Der @emrtnbe.
ratb pteIer StaOt bat etnen 8eiAIub sefabt,
Dem @enrrat 8Crter etaen felflt&en Gmpfans
3u beretten. EkEfE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-27
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pOlenbauen unp ptelfaAen @GifstrIlnmern
beaeNnet iet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-27
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-27
General q nrnaSe'S Armee.
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bannpd aneelaustsn 8sri@te beIaSen, Dap Der
NappaEannpG bon p~erIelben nt9t &C.
porOen H.. s6UI8enpse Brief ent'
BAIT pie natern rmfdnbe.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-10

This stock carefully selected at most fauor-
able JriOd the very prices this Spring. and will
be sold at small advances.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-10
o. W. FrMALE CoLLEaE.-We are

0. w. FEMALE COLLEGE.-We are
indebted to President DoNELsoN for
a copy of the Ninth Annual Cata-
logue of this institution for the year
1863. 1t continues to enjoy high
degree of prosperity, and is daily
adding to the number of its friends
and patrons. The number of stu
dents in attendance is 227, classified
as follows: Classical SO, Scientific
.97, Irregular II. For the informa-
ton of those who feel an interest in
the institution, we copy the follow
ing
To her Patrons, Donors and Friends, Ohio
Wesleyan Female College sends her Annual
Grseting:-Notwithstanding the arrangement
incident upon state Of war, she rejoices in
being able to report year of spiritual, liter
airy and financial prosperity. The spiritual in
terests Of the pupils have been fostered and
carefully guarded. Almost perfect health has
prevailed, and all have been permitted to pros
ecute their studies without interruption. More
than an average proportion are engaged in
pursuing the higher branches of Instruction.
She reports number of pupils in attendance
greater than at any former period, and trusts
she will so continue to deserve the patronage
of her friends, that her numbers may rapidly
increase. Te this end all her energies will be
put forth, and no efforts be spared.
Her efficient Agents-Rev. w. J. Wells
and Rev Thomas Barkdull-are still success
fully prosecuting their work. The project is
great one and well worthy Of persevering
effort. Tho present condition of the subscrip.
tions is highly encouraging, and the Agents
meet with hearty receptions and telling re-
sponses from preachers aud people-showing
that tie patron Conferences are determined
to build College ample in its facilities. and
which, when completed, shall be free from
debt.
We still invite the cooperation Of the min
istry, and the patronage Of these who wish to
secure thorough and complete education to
their daughters.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-10

DELAWARE IN A ABLAzE.-Our town
was ablaze with joyous excitement
Wednesday night, occasioned by the
official announcement of the surren-
der of Vicksburg, and the continued
favorable news from Pennsylvania
and Maryland. A cannon stationed
ON the elevation near the public of
fees, belched forth peal after peal;
three immense bon-fres at the inter-
sections of Sandusky and North,
Sandusky and Winter, and Sandus-
ky and William Streets, brilliantly
Illuminated the town; the Brass
Band played national airs; the en-
tire population crowded the main
thoroughfare from North to William
Streets; unbounded enthusiasm and
good feeling abounded; and never
did the town present a more joyous
and. celebrating spectacle. The
weather was delightful, and no &C
cident or unpleasant occurrence
of any kind marred the universal
hilarity, which continued till late
hour.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-10

A patriotic toast, highly COM
plimentary to our State, was pro-
posed by Hon. SHERRARD CLEMENS,
of West Virginia, at the celebration
of the 4th at the White Sulphur
Springs. Mr.. G. has for some time
past been a guest at the Springs,
and is a confirmed invalid from the
effects of wound received in duel
with o. Jennings Wise, (who was
killed at the battle Of Roanoak Is
land) fought some years ago. He
formerly represented the Wheeling
district in Congress, and was
Union member of the State Conven-
ton which voted Virginia out of the
Union. He strongly opposed the
formation of the new State, but
was unable to make any headway
against the popular tide in favor of
the measure.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-10

The colored regiment now rendez-
vousing at the camp near this place,
numbers already three full compa-
nies, and further additions are being
daily made. 1t is to be known as
the First COlored Regiment of Ohio.
When the enlistment of colored
men was commenced, it was gener-
ally understood and announced as
an inducement to volunteer, that
they would receive the same pay,
ETC., received by white soldiers
This it seems is a mistake-the pay
only being $40 per month, and no
bounty is given by the government.
Efforts are making to secure fund
by private contributions sufficient
to pay the usual bounty to all color
ed volunteers and to make their pay
equal to that received by white sol
diers; and meantime JOHN NJ. LANG
sToN, who is actively engaged in the
work of recruiting, has issued stir
ring appeal to the colored men of
the State, urging them to volunteer
"pay or no pay" trusting for justice
to future Legislation by Congress.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-07-10

We regret to notice among the
deaths in the late battle at Gettys-
burg, Pa, our young friend and
Company E, SD Regiment. He
was a young man of decided ability,
a good soldier, and his whole heart
was enlisted in the cause for which
he gave up his life. The SD form
ed part of the 11th Corps, which at
the commencement of the fight on
Wednesday, so gallantly met the
furious assaults of the rebel hordes.
1t suffered fearfully, its Colonel be-
ing wounded and captured, and
nearly every commissioned officer
being included among the killed or
wounded, while the men suffered in
proportion.