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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-26
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-26

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3aee fioparts. ''l7H
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harrisburg Accommodation. II. AZ ~ 60
@arttou ~ 20 gScrn, , % gDrl1.
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an ~tot9enoen iIol@ BON 6arris6urg gelesenen 9unften
~anPelfen: scarborough, Ycrf, Senpber Snnction. gIprz
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F9llagtere ttr 3pii&enfotiouen T0nten BEN S~urrigs19ro
nno Yarttpn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ue6u1en.
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oer Pei1niRlberta Central @iisn5a6n in Sarrisburyo fir
ptttobnr8, @Is0eIaso, Columbus, Gtnctu.
nott, Jn0EQnap0tia, Sort Wapne. @bicoob
nno aaea Etasen oe8 8roBen gBefens, fopie an GrmipTo
NIL per ate~ yer: erie @~iienba4n mad alien glSten in
HproI'Gea rnb ~iceftliden 9ieip 9ort.
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@aieerf station gde BON @aIoertr unb 6raut[inRr., IN
peubeas t|44D 9"
70. 9. q. gu 8dtrb,
Gen. Supt. Der 9SrbI. GentroYbo6a.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-26

3sDer. 2ecer. SeDer,
Qa Die @e19tsr<, @ottet>, @5ttefei~ urh @ttttr
nsn0see Dua Baltimore, gBof1imgtpgi sssn src
tnttner ber v0cder" seisisas sutrr.
eabe ss. ia. aaben na0 sagtsnss tds'ta uaS ,oSasnt.
f5t ~atebrtgea Drdeu ~uertaufcu tanH; tn bes Etats t3 tabe
cine >eA6ere. nnh bttIteere AusrabI. nts tr9anb ea eabercs
5ea5 IN Baltimore, ndnaIt@ Rber 1000 S:teu @ej@ir1Eeter o0n
eer6eosRsua @ews&t uub "a Hrstfet ten 30 Gents pf gtb.
Grh b65er. - 2 Z
GUblu-Qebes.
1850 Sttttea SeuaIs6- umh Eat@cbueber weresa. Wea8 rca
btua /. Sanuar eetaatt. III fcIeeaben E~tesri8eu Ytesfel abas-
laNen, Srttno SemIo6-S oBlenteber $3.50 Gents per gfatb;
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ys 60 esn.g per gf,raO; een69nItees gatIs!.Ser 81 ssA PER
gen; atssGu@tes 10. 81 EtsSet, priurc friftes rne froaa~
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l0FoeTn Ec9 iItntet Dtetenigen, pelGe tn bic Mereinicter
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Der .gGn3ea atetfe bon Baltimore r6d, Gtrcsnrdti MIR .rns,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-27
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
rs A CARD FROM DICK PARKER.


It having been intimated to me, by several Of
my personal friends in Alexandria, that was
misrepresented in the ring Of Mr.. Jas. NJ. Nix
on's cilcus, on the occasion Of that gentlemans
benefit, on the 23d instant, deem it justice to
myself. to make statement in regard to the
matter. On Wednesday preceding the day in
question, Mr. Andrew Nixon, as agent for bis
brother James, applied to me for permission 20
use my name on the bills, and to get my consent
to play III the afternoon Of that day, ne KNOWING
thai I vas under an engagement to Mr.. Y. E.
Sim, of the Washington Canterbury, and,
therefore, could not volunteer 81 night without
Mr. SIS permission. and which permission alr:
Nixon knew Mr.. Sim would not grant. ltold
Mr. Nixon thatif | could come down III the ar
te1noon and appear would telegraph. did
not telegraph and Of course this was evidence
that / was prevented from coming. My name
was not mentioned by the small audience pres
cnt in the afternoon, but at III ght my friends did
me the honor TO call for me, when Atr. Nichols,
the equestrian manager Of Nixons circus, stated
TO the audience, in substance, that had dsap--
POINTED Mr.. Nixon and as he had no control
over me. | would not appear Now ask, II my
statement is correct, who humbugged the peo-
p1e-Mr. Nixon Or myself?
ian Pit DICK PARKER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-27

The letters IN the Northern papers all speak
Of the suferings Of the Army Of the Potomac,
during the late storm, and OF the hardships
endured when tie attempted advance move
ment was commenced After toiling along du-
ring Tuesday and Wednesday, through mud
and mire, it was found impossible to proceed
One letter describes the scene as follows
4 found the men turning off the main road
TO seek less worn and slushy by-paths at every
opportunity, but with no success. The brush
was nearly as bad as the main road y hen [
got within about two miles OF the river came
upon a scene Of confusion worse than | had
seen before. In deep gully: and On the hill
sid. where the road assembled, were stuck
last in the mire more than a dozen caissons
guns. ammunition and forage wagons, and one
Of the great headquarter wagons Transfers
were cursing and cracking their Whips horses
and mules were Aounderng in the mire, strings
Of soldiers were dragging at long ropes fasten
ed to each side Of the wagons, to help them
forward; and I tancied that the whole men,
wagons, guns, mules, soldiers, and all, was
gradually disappearing from sight in the mud. >
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-27
DIED.

On the Goth inst, in the 22d year Of her age,
MARTHA 4. COLE, daughter Of James and
Mary Cole, who fell victim to that fatal dis
ease, consumption. She has left q large number
Of relatives and friends to mourn their lrrepar
able loss. May they grieve not as those with
CIT hope, but have the pleasing anticipation that
size is transplanted from time into the haven Of
rest, where sorrow IS q stranger, and weeping
and signing are no more. visited her ire
QuentIy during her Illness and never witnessed
with perfect calmness and quiet resignation to the
Divine will. She remarked to ne during her
lllness, if it was the Lords will to lengthen out
the brittle thread Of her existence. she was per-
fectly willing to stay; but if it was his will that
she should go to be seen no more on earth, she
was perfectly resigned to his irrevocable decree.
Some time previous 70 her dissolution the idea
Of passing through the dark valley and shadow
Of death tiled her with terror and dismav. but
as life commenced ebbing, death was Invested
Of its terror. al was done that human means
c 'uld devise to lengthen oct her life, but every
9 fort proved unavailing. May her friends bow
III hum bic submission 20 his divine will, and
say, Not my will, but thine Q Lord, be dCne.'
4 friend conversed with her on the Importance
Of prayer, saying religion a comfort in life
and solace IN the hour Of death. She seemed to
take comfort III his remarks. and observed that
she had faith IN him knowing he was 8 man of
Integrity, giving evidence OF pioty and devotion
I the cause Of his Redoemer. SIS the lamp Of
ute was last hickoring in its socket, she was
asked if she was willing to die. She answered,
in an audible tone, yes. She requested to see
her father, knowing his affection was deeply
concentrated in his children, fearing he would
not have tortitudc to sustain him in his affection
As he approached her bedside, almost choked
with heartfelt emotion, she gazed on his coun-
t2nance for the last time with filial affection,
aod said, Father grieve not for me- She ad-
dressed herself TO her kind mother and attec-
tomato sister, who had been SO faithful in their
attendance to her to alleviate and assuage her
pain. and told them to meet her in heaven.
And hear ye not what the dear one says,
" hat solace in her farewell is given;
Cheering with hope, like the suns parting ray,
ii those sweet words-Neet me in Heaven.
'W hen those she loved, above the dark veil,
Shall mount as the last earthly link IS riyen; ;
May she then meet them, eager to hail,
and welcome to their home in heaven
IT.
In Washington, on the morning Of the 25th
inst, Mrs. AMANDA wife OF VIM. Hayes,
esq Of the Interior Department, in the 18th
year Of her age.
;. At the family residence, Red House Shoals,
IQtnam county, W., on the 18th inst, LAVI-
MA s. HEREFORD, wife Of Dr. Sydenham
~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-27

The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Express says that there are all sorts
Of men in Washington for all sorts OF purpos~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-27

~ TO THE VOTERS OF ALEAAN-
DRIA.-FELLow-C CITIZENS: Yielding to the
solicitation Of numerous friends / announce
myself candidate for the office Of Mayor
Should it be your good pleasure to elect me, l
will promise to discharge the duties Of the office
with whatsoever Of ability possess; with hon
esty and with sobr ETY.
ian 24-3t ". l.. PENN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-01-27

NOTICE.-Thc copartnership heretofore ex-
~ listing between Joseph Hunter and W Hun
ter, under the firm Of j. & v. Hunter: was dis
solved on the 9th Of May, 1862.
JOSEPH HUNTER,
WILKINSON HU INTER-.
ian 26-3t#
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OfSbrltHe RranfGett.

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et ben &eint bteer mers11en &rantbei III m dusenpn-
men bat /, seiebt e. baHg tab ett un5etttses eamsc-
fabl 0ber bic Surdt ppr @Htbeduns ibn abf6redt @ an
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partet ip 1anse bis bic Ssmrtrmr be8 dreflien ebels
Wte g. elm NIT @eidwa Ell ent3lEfeet SAILS, cne bDe
Gaie, S6mera I'm 8opfe unS In ben Glecer Abnabme les
@efdtS, Eaubbet IuSw DIE per Saut Srpen ben 8ct
llnb Armen 5nnen i'm Geiste unb au ben Grtremti.
ten 9 ae9en no tann biee ebe nit elmer ifreflt@en
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BITE gaennoden eindlen5 baS Oper brr furbaren 2ranf
beta etn @eaenitanb res Neit3 p:rb unb Ser Sob ene
l@redlt9en 2eiSen ba6ar elm @nbe nat bas er ton mad
1enen 9aee qrng BON fett Geieuter 3urdtetrt
@S tt cine raurge &fatlae, baB &auienbe beier frrbt
baret Srahett BUM Spsr faen In JDlse ber lln8e f
lt9te rnt tnenfer 9ra6ler mee burd Mnweubun9 jeaes
tSeen 0tites beS etfur8 bic Gpntutpn rerntten unb
ben e oeS Hebens IN ein elenOeS Daietn perpauben.
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Da8 brin9t un8 unferm 3iele nd6er. Scum
laB mid BET Oeinem @ater I'm Deine 6onb
bitten. @8 Ifebt bann unIerer 0eretutauna
ni6t8 mebr i'm @ege.
Gltie faraf idbltns8 unb untpillfirtt4
3uIamuen. Burpurslutb iiber3pg tire @an.
gen. Sie i9ntte9te fid3 inntg, ip re6t ber5.
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traut - unO iagte bod: 8; thu e8 niht I!
nur iett ni4t, lieber S5ran, = Meibt Du
ntdt mas bem Safer fit Elm 2eib piberfabz
rem 1T? Wie fGunte id1 jebt an Breube unb
Slid benfen, 10 lan9e er pom gtmte iuspen.
Dirt 1T t?-gtetn, Sran3 eff muB bic Sire
netne8 8oter8 fret unb rein rpr Der Oelt
bofte9en, iein Denunciant ntuB entlarpt Iein
ebe t9 an etner et8enen hiu8ttdet Serb 5u
benfen pernlag!
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ct gDte id}t68t Dein Wprt bod n1etae
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Sater nidt! la9te fte in Ieiuer @bre ipur,
5elt lein 2eben, So lange bic au8eBriffeu,
sitt e8 fit ibn tein Slid, feiue Sreure
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unIere 2ie6e npd Elm @ebeinluiB bleiben =
bt8 : Biz Der 81ter mieber NIT G6ren in iel=
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lam na4 2lt4em rtn9enb Wie pentg liebf
gu mid -!
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flebte: Wluit Du mid benn gar nit6t per.
fteben ? Sd fann ia ROD nidt anoet8, SD
bab Did ia 10 unid8li0 lieb; aber bic @brt
be8 8oterS If ia aud meme GGre, unD eli
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bem 8lter ertitteu mpuen ?
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perlebt: SD fam ia marten! l1nb it4 gun
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Esben Geitrers BON 8aEtimcrelts., Glflt4s Sett
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9r 2 ahu1n II,

W1tt6eS beS fBnteft5en Gpeems ber un6dr3te In 9on-
BON, 6raburter enes ber eren meoiA6en @oGesen her
9er Staaten ber ben erR&tn 9bs isges gebsns n ben
S2Ssttateru YutlS P9uGrIpHlG HHo aHcereH
Sttten sueetrat bat einse ter punherbaren Seiuneen
bOlenhe BON tenen bic 9ebGte her We6i3tn etB I'm
s6tltee 9etenbc bic an Sbnfaue Nerp6t un6 on6eren
Sran6eien len, iplde 3. 9. aud, Die Bet plDslt6en Ge-
rduen gu eRr crdreden bic 5 pt erFpbsn bel Serinsen
6Ieutefeiten H. I. ~. pur6en auaeNbltfltd gebelt.
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Or Spbafpn bietet aRen 2)enen etue Sae att ipelde
tArd9 c@e 6bene NIB utnatirbe Gjef unb R6rper aer
lore6e ur Se Mr6ei BITE @efelbafe ee @1e unfd6t8
n1ad,enbe Qafer 9eI6wad9t tabet. E -..-H ,.-i 4
ier limb entae Der trdureen rnb teasensHertben Spl-
gen hc ruben 0ewrfnbetten res 9oRers Shw DE I'm Still
ten nn6 ben @ltebern, Smerjen i'm 8pf Sdpdde be8 @e
tS geriuf Der Stu felfraft @er3ppen t5e lnrube,
Wdgfuduadc, nnprbnune Der 8ertaunnes 6ase-
raetne Gnttraltung, Sstaptpme Der S1poiubuGt
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beier Bate etablirte @ei9Gft bernemue Babe nb 6ez
6ubia Qdser BON i@Snen feIb searBei
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fen Drcratbi9 5altea unb AUD fOle an geelnnS aufer
tisen erbe. Gtoffe fits WiterrSde unb Scien5enSe in
alien Gorteu urb Sn alien Preiier. - Serner cine Ga8z
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eiuiGIa9enbe Artitel.d t ID Hsn>'fs- i2 IS i3i-o-5f
g ale 9efeIansen perbeu prompt, biGiS urb
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Sabre IN rieer Inal tntrt hcr uro bic Nenee fut-
tiger wlnbdr3tli3n 9perdipnen, pele Dr. Spbnpn aus
Grte ,nb bee be 3ettung8 Hopprtre un6 ptee dnbere
Yeripnei tepDtlte1 Ucpn ha8 publttum at mebertpen
alen rnerFide ourba. nnb enold IN 0esu0 auf ietnen
Gbaafter ais Gbrerntdn in 9Su9 oui gtarae unb G5es
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9l8eriabrt. Die 9u8f8ten beS geben8 perfnern 6 Nb-
LID unb bic eeew:rb trerien bon gerwcilung nb me.
lan6DltIAcn SerGGtgneeu taB un8 bic Treleeu ps!c1e
A6tere eenteBen, pertretgert inb. -
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be 6 burd betmde 9aiter eeihpGd tntcn be lie 70 pt
opn bpn &euten In Der Sue 1ernen beren pls
ite aIlna4b ipiire Ielb i'm @daie, bur Splutip
ner bic wenn nn9stbsttt bic @he nnmbeli9 maiden unb
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ssntabt berte dt8 ta f6: 3euaun9sundbisett @8bde
tn bein &ufen n0 ben Gebern Gnts sron9en Der 9eren
anb 9lae, SGantsnergtebaa8en S9pade Der &srpen Ya
eenftwdGe Ntatttgfet Neteree6ldsentett 0erifdnbe8
i6wade 9er5tppn, @Gadtefnhett 3ittern @u8en Gwd4s
@6ptntel ppfItmer3, @nt;unbuu9 les Sdlle8 ber Nae
ber Qnnee be8 WaeenS her @tngelpebe unb aler ener
nebel bic 9ertlen 9e2etme Gempbntcen btr Su8enb
fang BEN Gdbrten beS lsIfts terribren unb it
sete gefetl psrbtn tbre 8ldnenbien 9Dnun9en bern-
m6e6 MAIDEN unb ;ulsst beu Sbrper un6 Stnn serE<en
Sua9e Dlanner, ii"
beIpnbers ele RE CPier enes seteimen 2ar8 eewpr6en
iinb bo8 iIbrIib IS beIe auietSe In t AT irSes Grab
rsist cld bu iDrs erhateaeit Gents nb entpideIttn
erfdnte6trafte nit lem 9punsr Der crettamtet ben Sc.
nat beeert uno ter 2eicr 6etuberoe S6ne eodt baten
i.a Gseb:irat0ete gerIoaer, - '.e
pter SpI6e pe(e id 3u perberatben beabb9en, unb i
pbpi1der Sbwde Dor eines anH,ren Qnberntes btpust
fn6, Oqtsn uneersIelt9 Dr S9Mitpn ~ Watpe Sttntn
rittgna 0Iesbarte ser ytc 3tern limb Gbpdde peer
g f9Bpfuae her t4rsdlibitsa Mrt perben 4neG arrt.
Dcrjentee trelber t her Seban6turg unb Tirprse ru
Dr. p6nipn unterieb tann ibn ais etnen Gbrenmanne,
pGne urdt 9 anoertranen uab sper9e9 au etne drsts
Hide @e9dlttfett oerlalsn.
Sr9ouif9e SatOa4e a. ''... I
trb ubersus eeteilt no be epe Hraft ptettr btrss>
fet Deles urdbare 9eten, wtle6 baS 2eben eenb unb
Sic @Ge unb 3a4ipntmtn9aft unmSslt mabt tf,oit tas
2pcs Derer bic tAren 0eceniddttn unbecnnen frSbnen
Sunse 2eue nb su lttt s MusI9neifunsen eeneat neil
lie beren Gpleen tft senda lennen 0bSletd e aud Sur
Stritren geberiblasen i'm Sarr Stetn tb dneere llr
Ta4en enefen fann IS 1T e tod netRentteIs cine plse
res MiB6ran9e8 per efeGfen Srsane 2Rer aber min es
ldu9ner bab e 6ra ber GrSeu9un9 eber bon 9ee eers
re rtrh bic @ 6eimlt9sn 2aern creebtn als bon Deaea
hte ba wetie inb .na.E -rr- j
g9 Sfftee: go. z Sib.SrebertdRr.,
Fsben Tbiirer BON 8altimpreRs., Slfli6e Sette,
bie S!ufen btnauf.
glan merle f& 1anen unb SanSmuntmet, benn urtpen-
be unb treerbe ytadsaer burtrebene ltnb 9eptenlpe
Quadalber S@uGftter, Stiefelpi6ier SrdBenreinieer
unb2nmpenpuser II. 70. nernen bd reselmdbse NerSe
unb lauern an9esrgen bon Dr. ptnpn 9ut tn Der N6te
gt8 Alle 8refe rtIlien etnen Ypf-Stamp enttalten.
Cine 41etiua9 ii 2 1agcE 3u8eIt4ert.
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Der etnsies Nr5t, tpslGer anjeIsf.
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@etRtG.

Die bref6ten g8rtueen brS CATERS n6 itbr ;u fir&-
ten 8erlu brS @ebddtnies &erprruue Ger Sheen, Ge-
6radtheit ber ete@tafte b5e N3nun9en @bnetsun8
Der Seell6aft eubt ra8 Gtniatnteie, ftranen 9e9en
I'D iebf. Sut9antfet u |. N. ine etnt9e Der Gimmen
T0lae. -
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Bur llatsrbsafun8 oer QuadiaIbsrei etablist.

Der st,o3tss 0lab In Der g}elt, too fiAere,
mnelle ua5 9riinolNs 5furen tit a .-..a: