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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-29
REGISTERS NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER.
~ sons interested that the following Accounts have
been fled in the Registers Office,
The Account of T. d. Spring and c. I. Lacey, Ad-
ministrdtors of the Estate of George G. Lacey late
Of Braintrim township, deed, fled January lst,
1863.
The partial account of Ezra Thompson and Vim. Fl
Crspel, Administrators of the Estate of Thomas g.
Crispel late of Monroe township, dev'd fled Janu-
ary 18th, 1863.
The Final account Of Daniel Vanscoy, Executor of
the Estate of John Young late of Eaton township,
decd, filed February l4th, 1863.
The account of Benjamin NJ. Hall, Guardian of
the person and estate of Moses T. Dewitt, late a
1863.
Th- Final account of Miles Eggleston, AdminiS-
traitor of the estate of Amos Eggeston late of North
moreand township, dec d, filed March 9th. 1868.
The final account of Thomas Hough, Admini$tra-
tor of the estate of Sylvester Gregory late of Over
field township. decd, filed March l4th, 1868.
The Final account of George W. Fasset, Admins
traitor of the estate of Isaac Vosburg late of Wind
ham township, decd filed March Goth. 1868.
The Final account of Peter Hopkins. Adninistrd-
tor of the estate of C. w Russell late of Tunkhan-
mock township, decd, fled March 23rd, 1863.
This is therefore to give notice to all persons pe1
ested, that the above accounts will be presente@ u.s.
the Orphans Court, TO be held vt Tunkhapnock, ,pn
Monday the 10th day of April next for confraation
and aoWan
sINT0N WILLIAMS, Register.
Tunkhannook, March %, 1863. 4w.
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neutral power, are as liberty 20 aceopt a direct
commission from 4 bsliicsrent 70 congtruci sud
equip ships for use ia h0stiliHs5 ayainst au ally
ct thst neutral. The practical question 10 tho
CASE, therefore,, wss not sgiathsT sbip5uildeTs a.
/ Liverpool, or any 0thsT port, msy or may not
construct vessels, thOugh they should ultimately
SAL under The flag Of ebslligeTeni-for on hat
/ point re have no doubt-bus Ehsiher the ship.
] buiideTs spseihcsily named hsd, avopediv or
ascegtsiHsoly, accepted The orders Of tbs betlig-
erent through bis agents; sud if 60, wheihsr ths
mode OF proceeding was such IS 90 render lhs
British subjects aEaaRsbis 70 the charge of in-
ringing the lEw OF reUtIais, IN that event. Of
course, the Government Of these British Bub-
jects must hold Itself res Do1si6s fer the duo en-
ioTccnsns of the isH. Il IS not i8T Us 70 criii.
sse {Aa sagacity or She discretion Of coInmsrcisl
gentlemen who should turn cut to be So nuoh
at fault IN tho comprehension Of their own lia-
biliiies; nor need we spend 0us m0msnt ia ask
iug by what lack Of discretion or invention they
stumbled into 50 false 3 position. At tire proper
season, no doubt, tho grounds Of tAe step which
p-e Uow report viii be fuily explfinad; mean
while, Wo are bound 70 iake the Ees8lt az show
ing thst he eminent 6rm IN question had per-
mittsd itsgif 20 become auenEbia 70 ths public
Law; sud III the act itself wo hgY5 tbs substantial
test Of the assurance we have slses5y given,
that, whatever tie decision OF the law should
prlve to be, is would bs Immediately enforced,
without fsag OF favor.
THE SULTAN WANTS THE RAMS.
A Cons'suHn pie telegram OF October 9 says
thst the Porte cffefs 70 buy the steam rams
building in The Morssy. Earl Rassell is said 20
favor tlis solution Of the difficulty.
TIE LATEST NEWS
LONDON, Oct. IL, 1863 The Globe states
ihst the seizure Of the rams wili bring ths /
whole subject forward toT Judgment Il VIII be /
int0leaAole that countries with0ut port should /.
posssss heets
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The LHte szBsy 5zeFezarHfs IN VirEiEis'
TIE z5vszes, suddenly, come two or thnas
Taehs SEQ, seau1s 90 have resulted Ia aiIiEE 80
accomplish Is object The Progress thinks the
esass altar Lee ended, the campaign ia Virginia
is over for the ssa8cu, aud adds We made
uotaiug By The pursuit Ct Meade, but lest hesv-
ilT at Biistoa station, aud our army is sgsiB
Rlling back toward & Richmond. This is the
simple .rzih. Masis's retreat wss g Success.
Il seems % have been the intention Of General
Lee TO meve forward, get between Meade and
Washington, and compel him to fight At dis
s5vsa.aEc, cut She enemy must hsve got wind
Of ihe iassBdes movement for thsy pulled up
stakes and pas cat sons trenty-fouE hours be-
fore he movement Of tas forces commenced.
TIE great Yankae army ia now massed be-
hind tlisiT wszlzs az Manassas, or Arlington. sud
Cen. Lee has nothing left bus to fall back where
be can be nearer ReHrleRJ and more convent
sat 10 fis hase Of euupiss.
Gle Ls1don T-aes, commenting or the full
details Of tire bst5ls Of Clckamauga, treats # as
total daiest Of sHa Fs5ersls, srd re, sarssss its
cIar~es assnst tho E -dersl Govanmsna Of
ksePing back TIE DISASTROUS hdiugs by meal 5
4 of It's csusrol Of tae fslsr-17ls
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Aaade's army has been driven ander its per
mauent intrenehments near the Potomac. Gen.
Lse, alter diligently pursuing battle, has bee8
uAshis % obtain il because MS iugaci3us adger-
ssgy Wss too feet. De has, therefore, had TO
content himself with such advantages - be has
been abs to gain from partial encounters, aud
with Fl king up great many pris0nsTs Gsn.
Lee, wa presume, will now take position nearer
70 bis own base. The destruction Of the bridge
over the RspidAn, By freshel, and the swollen
condition si the Rsppsnsnn0ck, may hays req
dared it eZpadient 10 do this already.
The expulsion sls3 hupiiati0R OF mesda'a
army must have 3 powerful moral effect on the
war. Il r0geals ths weakness of the enemy and
viii pour contempt on his hopes Of subj ahug
US. When Meade was not only AFRAID 70 ed
vance on Richmond, but had to ay before Lse
who ran him within short distance OF Wash.
lnglon, and behind bis massive foriihestionss i
seems RbsuId ibEt Lincoln should tnsilk II ~erfl
bis while 10 peg sWsyn any longer. The weIla
will 80 pronounce it, and Linc0in's people VII
begin to take the idea As tha financial haraIns
/ tel viii continue to attest.
i has been found necessary, 10 ssdeT to TsiA
! foTcs RosecIsng, to reduce Meade 80 low as tC
/ be unable 70 meet Lss. Aud yet we shall Be
much disappointed if Roseerans viii have beer
/ enabled thereby 20 hold bis position ct CAssss-
n6ega FROM the relations there Il Is naai
testify impossible, unless he can 6lst whip Bragg
The best way that Rosecrans can ratloDslly hops
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1Lg seal.
- - - EDITIoE. ]
qruw nnF,nUrrrsg, EyAWTa-A T8 TN
WEEpHE AZ EFGMMf

rsrrr- ror -7r-7rsqs vavwa-A ~ g EEE e
PE6FH.E AZ EF8&As
We have already published the observations
Of t5s army eorIz.pondent cf ths Savannah
I RegsIliosH, aa to The condition Of the troops Of
! the army Of Tennessee, biB description Of the
ssppiiss lbey absolutely need % elsSlo them to
pass the rigors Of the coming winier, to which
thoy viii necessarily be exposed. even tolerably,
and BIS appeal to the people in comfort at home
10 remember thsir defenders, wiisogt delay.
we fnd sizilaf 6esi;udon pervases the
army Of Yirrinia. The army correspondent of
iha Richmond Eagairsr writing from Culpsper
Court House, ssssra he has seen brave mon
who had wsked BIl The way from the RsPidan
70 B.stoe station and back 70 Culpsper with base
feet And these seme n1en had never struggled,
but were always ready to mest tie fee. The
nezs day lhs same men, carly IN ths morning,
were Tnskiaq their way with their uueovered
feet throueh mud, and miTe, sud slosh, in bhe
mi5sf Of 2 heavy rain, with as muah indif r.
eucs TO the storm, and more of buoyancy and
abeafal0ass tbaa can vel bo imagined, uEdsr
The circumstances
AAd ut bttt5il AcsAa WAlltA - Iltt'
inaI, IS 1t VIII cause cur people to delay, if not
omit, the sending Of supplies from home. Tae
GoveTnmsnt ia all probability, csnnot furnish
these men. HH the people, By a great aud
generous eGlra, doisf Mast the nsa who are
standing like wal of Gre between us and the
fos 70 uarsmombe7ed Of their count=yman, and
actually suffer f0r clothing, when private liber-
atty eoui5 easily supplesa5nt the governmental
deficiency
ssoss and stockings aye nesded. Whsrs ars
our brave won-n, and Why win they not re-
spoR59 As heir thoughts turned from pat
rio'isna 20 greed Of gaiaf We cannot believe it,
sad hope al Tho msu;sd aud the unmarried.
VIII set to work ard at once forward what they
can to enc soldiers. Let them urge their en-
trestss upon the sterner sex, who seem 70 be
altogether absorbed in pursuit Of the almigit ty
doilsr, and sudssr0r 20 rs.isve the money chests
thai have became suTfei.sd by continued and sue
sessful ez.or5ion. The work can be done speed
Ey azd sE,elua-y Who win set the ball il
notion
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TIE New Oilsaus Era OF tas I4sh gives an &C.
count Of Yankee rsid On Confederato salt
works in iha Mississippi aound, near St.
Josepb's island: They destroyed sEo or three
WORKS, in the aggregate amounting to not maeh.
Tho Era says;
Oa returning, sbey picked up a small sail
boal bearing fac Of truce Tho ebsl gfieer
"a charge said ha Wss q bearer Of u message
Lron tae c-1mandani at Il BILE 10 tie general
conn -ar IHP at NaH Orleans, on Che aubiect Of
the irestm nt aad exehsuge OF prisoners. As
be rad Dos eporsi % tie ngVai oficsr At Ship
islsrd h1Fsvor, bs was crdelsd 10 foli0T tie
two U1il-d Ba.sB vess els % That place aad DO
%. H showed written Instructions il c0rrob-
Grafton Of bic aia.ementi but ihsro were some
rattsr sufpicious circumetHsces connected with
sbe meeting Of ihla bCat, which val pTo5ably be
evolved by ls proper authorities.
The miItsry surveillance in New Orleans Of
speech and pen Is complete. TIE Czar OF the
Sultan is not more careful ef the tongues Of his
subjects han the Yankees of The tongues and
eeBs Of lhe sUbjeels~of Liaclou 10 our great aud
segoi. sister city on the ether side Of the lake.
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3 to 60, away a, Meade did. bus without half

) to get away as Meade did. blt without half
1.-THE chsncs.
These things must cause the North 20 think Of
psaes. H1wevsr fierce they may be theoreic-
ally, however bloodEhirsty e. ths bRilotbox and
Lawsysr leFosi0uSly they may rant upon the
stage, yot when thsif armies have to aYs and
new arnliss not 30 be expected, they VIII sec the
aeesssiiy of peace The continuance OF the war
depeHds after ell, nsL on tue seOi5s who strut toe
boards OF Congress, snd the contractors VINO
bloat their purses With honest profits, bat on ths
ssgrly Of msn Hb0 Do the fighting. The want
Of shess will stop tho war. Tho grand invasion
is dying -Richla0Rd Ssntisi.l
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VOL. XIV, NO. 222

Iaiiiiaa the not unnatufal error of Judging their
I c5uuiTym6n by themselves But The aoushsrn
I leaders must have ssudied France and England
caratuilT Tor years before this outbreak. win
I tae view o. asc7rtaiuing tho policy they HoHid
I ia98s probably pursue when Il came The con
eiasion they arrived at was. thsf the two powers
/ Wonld lnEle1iatalY interfere on bahElf Of tho
South; not after ihs South had given good svi.
dsnee Of its valoT and skin. but hofors q shot
/ vas vel fred. They sciualiy were so rossass-
Cd with this idsa ihas their commissioners an
7 piled t0r recognition iD England immediately
alier the dBi battle Of Ball Run Now, iLis
Iaferenc5 also was not that Of men who work
! oaf political problems in ihs Cabinet, snd bal
anaa probabilities, and Investigate springs Of sc
ton 0n pspsT, slowly and labyriousiy. L was
jest Inc sort Of hasly and pzssiousta reasoning,
4 reasoning it can be called, thas ons msets
with at enthusiastic mass meetings., suah as
TammanY and HozsTl halls turn out blythe
Fara on the night Of "a grand rally"
Ben q Issl Thought, aud in The habii Of re-
asCtinT 0u rum1ie c3nsf que1ccs, would hardly
have expected ihs minisIsrs Of eouuirifs ike
France snd England, who have had centuries
Of vast and vaned experience ia pescs and var,
70 6ing lbsmsoiFs IN the frat three months, into
aconVuisiOn which they cognzsd, Il The very
oHtset IS the most Tremendous one Of modem
times whatever their syInpathie8 might Be- ln
TIE pre-. eues Of each cEla5lrorn8. it would Be-
taa natural impulss Of evsgy elderly educated
mar. such as Louis Gapolson or Lord Russell.
20 Wait ana see what Was going 20 happen before
taking sides by over. acts asd one weald have
expected that men as shTaWd and egalty as JEFF
.sFs6n Davis ana lis ass0ciates would have iore-
seen shia by TIE hss.iest appeal to he depths
Of their eHn e11sciousness.' But they did not,
and tie isttefs of theif coznuis gioEsEs 10 Earl
Russell, ia 1851 vii remain on- record a5, per
uzpz. the NEST foolish AID 5oyi5h compositions
iR the whoe archives Of diplomacy.
Thsis snaneial calculations nave also iHrBsd
cat s TuiaCas failure, though we believe iaas
they never made much prstsnsion 30 financial
skill. sHd their breakdown .n this department is,
therefore, not Cd slIprsirg.
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oFFtCA sour n ENEllbns CoMfAhI,
AILEETA aeHleaaseI - D ices
= Is o. er 10 AZ Ga cfstaalllEi az1 . -ie go
rssraes cer-.rsi tla lle lty ialHl1ea -As s9A-
rv l.rtty glt es leiiCs hst fF5U ala atiel eeiese
a. e-5 -sers VII rec liTgc te Fisce iAcif - 80
Z 3 urea esth TacEsgs hrisre vii ee is-eite1
s.neh "a % slA 90 inherited n DE ylfa-aa7 lsesf
30 es.nsish ihe LsBilty o. Tie ae1pang tor tEi
smsau-tae set sf god ana re pabis enaFoy eais
--eer. "a g q. IA1ff3lli-ils
tEnf.
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~ Tho MississipPiaH deprec-tes tho fact
.hst there seems l9 ba q iUil in military opera
aons On tbs Mississippi river as well as else
where. Iis true we hsar no more OF the sink
/ ing or bu-aing of he Transports or the daring
exploits OF zueuilla5. Have ihe gusrrillas been
wiikdewz aad sent to sow asld, sad the
rebel b7tsburlers," aB tbe Yaa5ees style
! s.etnboat i1cendiaries nowadays, impedod in
ther woIa. ubich was so alarming 30 Northern
bostuen, u.er1hanis and farmers
We hope nos The fsld on the Fiver for tbem
ia immense and hugely luelatiye. 4 gTsat deal
can be accomplished on The Mississippi By
daring, doterEiaal mon, beaded by b7a7s sad
resolu,s is iers, and We hops eoOn to hear Of The
seoomPlisbneat Of deeds in that quarter thai
ail exec, y lar. those We have Teeeatly bsan
/ ehioHicIluc.
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PoLK AED BaAeG -Ih3 Montgomery Id
vsrtiser makes the following sts,emoRl, upon
shst aaiboTiy y ia not announesdf
Sis understood hat the President think6 the
arrcss Of Cen Polk mistake 90 tie part Of Gen.
f5rsgg. 81 desired ihat the MISTER should be ad-
ias.ed wi,hort eouu Of inquiry hy the retugn
q tho loimsT 60 the array Fl Tennessee, bnt
shef BE- prefers not 10 be in that eo8msnd, and
70 n0sl s1z-io as lor eoeft 70 isves igaie the
charges aea $50 him. Tins the President seems
3iglualsred 90 10.
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TAOS. F. EI5AER & CO.
tsNMSSi5h MERCHANTS,

r5o = EsaaahSres sst., ATLANTIS Ga.
= r-EEsoshL astsaiieB gwen p ne purchase s11
----.,-5ss. IL 1,oasy,ia Csitss g ssai hslsts,.
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E9- The AEoblle ITi5uHe, in speaking Of The
eaoTmcus aid extoriiaDase prices iha' prevail
says: TO spply to this evil ihe ordinary mex
ins Of poiHesi economy, seems to Go 10 be Ike
asSaiiing Gbrallsr with pop-guns The mattel
viii have 90 be r0agbly taken bold Of sven BY
toe civil OF military autaoTiiies, and ihose VIC
arc guilty be forced by the strong hand Of Powel
ts pagfa1a g daiy which they oas 70 Che coaa-
ay ailj q slaznng Po0ple."
Es~ The New York ssraid Of the 22l says ;
There are rumafs here tha. charges Of seri-
Gus nature asve been pls.esred against General
R9secrsns ia fsieleBe9 70 his conduct ct tie
sms of tae battle Of Chickamaaga
g The Secretary Of War is presumed to be
noB il Nashville. Tens. The change Of Gem
usndgr Of tas srny Of tie Cumberland was made
nader As special supervision, while At Louisville,
KsHtucky."
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TIE stsvs rsvvard viii Be psid fer the rscovery o
nee BONDS sad the sane proportion for any Part Of
thar L Is. SYKES
LaGr1zge,
$780, 5-s-ra
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- ID adEersisIlEs.

AT savsr.i.susais WI be ehsSssd tTs aslsra per
sszsrs fo- he fr5t Insertion sId oza dslsr saa afy
sai.s -o7 oseh szsssauszt Insertion.
Esoai notices VII be ossgsd st tAo sata Of sfg eta
per Hns,
Cbsuary netiess shGrEad o. tse rate q twenty vs
ss rr Hno -uE zR etser rees net Of general Pusiia
L.. I. a--n- asr--llsaI..as.
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rThc numaeg af deaths in New Orleans
gor The week ending tho l2ib inst. Was 207.
Among taem weIo l6 fIom consumption, ~
rom dierrhea, and 40 from various kinds Of 10.
ysf--l4 typhoid,
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HOUSES And LOTS F0R S5LE.
rg-EFEg uoTJ-. s and LOTS for sals IN Ia range
4 G. Cns largo and tsFo small carr inquire Of
JAa @sPHEEsON sos
atlanta
h r. kE-Ha bDE
,s-1 rnte GaGrauge Ca
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Or VFlaitchau street lsetvveez D@oa-
tar ano the atlanta sHs West Eeiast
8easirans
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OEE TH0UsAED DOLLARS
REWARD!

Z ogr. en- or sb-ut the l5tk day o. EeFiemaer ths
Z ffs1araza CBNF SDEg II -2IeiEI tsa 9 . y
EJ11s ri 6. Hscus sssscted, signed hg = -. -eI
4 ester of 20 TrszzzrT
Drsa pus Amount
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Pksf EsSleaAh C5RD.
II WATssN. d. D.,.-----J. Is. POTTER a. D..
ais ProfssBa- uf clsiss-
yes .ud D Dssssss 81 We Lac 9f "ineneH q
zea ar arsE Is nc
E.uisaratfr a-s-Flei A1lA-a-sa.
Ieulezale.
EBFs. EVATS0Z & 20 &E Z Es
-FFaEIsG as-ocisiaa thsEselyes tosstasE ia ihs
"a ~ prsslae ot
surgery, fbsletriCs aad PhYsic5
rezs.a d , saascr he pEolessaHs sarrll-s % The
citEsla 81 .sri1n. ca, zad s,rroaEaie9 eaHnb y
Ik-r siss s diol-Hs taa Foai ataca.
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Delasions ald Fsiineies ef ssebei headers.
From The New Yark Tlmss.I

From the New YORK Iifle8.i
The full hight, b.eadth and depth Of she de-
lusioas under which the South commenced this
war win pr9bsbiy only b. fully revealed afsr
ra0st Of fho actors in it Lave been GATHERED 70
shgir fathers. Bat ne know enough Of It al
reedy so be grss y 7uzzisd by fhs exTaoEdiua-
~ wsns Of foresight aa1 Judgment displsYed By
ths ieEders In tleif calculation Of tBe course
likely to be pursued by Europe and the North.
Their ku0 Rlsdgs of the capacity and resources
Of their own people has been proved by events
to have been exeea1sgiy accurate and profound
bus lheir ignorance Of every oihaf people seems
b have been, for men OF as much ability and
shrewdnoss ss they hsve undoubtedly shown
themselves 70 possess, and for men who have.
to sa extent unknown amongst Us, made poll
6cs ana pOihesi history lifelong study, curi-
Gus il lhs isst degree Thor principal errors
too, are OF a kind that We should expect from
Hhas are commonly called 81 practical man"-
men Of little education, % whom se.fntsrest
in It's lowest sense, is she key to al political
problems, snd, by 10 means, from peIsons who
have studied politics ir books. The notion, fo1
instance, tisi lhe NORTH, being commercial
community, devoted 10 tho pursuit Of gain, was,
for that reason, suro not 20 fght, is rather she
conclusion Of backWcodsman than g student
The lesson Of history is thst commercial commu.
mites are smoogst The most pugnaoisus and
ambitsous and NEST Obsruata OF belHgsrsnfs I.
Ritaess Carthage. Venice, Genoa, Hallsnd md
Engiand,
Taasr character for able ststssnsnship bs.
been equally damaged by ths utter fsi.1rs n
/ their calculations laeardinQ France and F7g.
/ lsnd The North, ihaTa was some e1cuss f9r
! their net understanding, inasmueh As thsV were
blinded 5J hate and nvalEy, aud led sstrsy by
Lhs false prophecies Of Northern men ike
franklin Pierce and Gov Seymour, who COM
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FOR aAEF.

a GCOD C10KINg Stow, wiia al TIE recess
~ r+-r.is Ap ynt =.e peeel Co1rbss BON
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9almu5ersNilte

A4- Das SUdsenbIatt bes Baltimore S8sdey" er.
f8ent tebsn 8reitae Wtittdg. .
IS sntbdt 2s brctts &paG4en SefeRSti. unit
o@S 5Orn.at TT btbeatsub 8r6 8 er ais Der t6sltbs g8eesr.
SHbatt; ..H4
&a9r@tsH uao tsIssrap5if4s Depef@en aus allen stedeu
5eS 2GnoeS.
@orreirO nj m ten aus bea T~eIeIaaern.
@bttcrteIIe arttteG I6er Die ptdttoen Soo.8froosr
"no has asaete aus &aiHm8tou unb bsa Departemsuts tei
Re9ter1ne. @eeidbte, @annisfattises, aameustrtb.
Edbafttidbef &c. ionic aud etHe usberfdt Der europSt.
Gen @tntgtetteH wsI9e bis CUR Stunbs Der gubIttn.
ton etnlaufen. .-r. H-sfu7 et-
@tnselHe @rentplare fnb ietfa Treta9 Nsoraeu tpobISer.
patt SrT 8~srienonnS a s Gents In Or Office gu babet.
So Rad DeatinIaus uerieuben MIR etnssIre @reutsfar
8 @tS. SOrtofrei) en- trsenb cine Gore1Ie.
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sstd,.ioe Seiitdrbepesuussu a,u neifniYrppi

6elena, AT, 6. Nprtt. Sen. Obi,
Gbpmas brinst bts GrmG&tt9uns CUR Grrtf'
thnS BON Ns9sr'8 sgiuisnteyn gum Oisnf'
1wtiAea Cairo u. 8tdsburs nit. Die &rts9s.
untadttesn ioQen 5wr ~planta9eagbstt Der
wan6t wer0en.
Su Msmpbts Bat EGomas i4par3e Irttt.
ltrte Neattnentsr erriH!tt. Die armse 1T bod
erfreut 0aritber. Gr empfabI siittgs 9sbano'
lung Der Nsser, bersn Tdoi8tstt snr 6reibeIt
sr Dcr Der DerE ammsltsn Nrmee enerfanats.
gDer pieGe Orors Uerlebe, iule aus cem Oienlts
ipfort entlaGen rpgrbey,.
Die @snerdle @renttB, Dal9turn uub
5COeY ipraaen tn persl6en srOssn Benjamin
lung unter fismil9sm 9stfaQ Der Nrmss
in bemIelben Sinne.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-14
Wnn ga0rO Carolina.
(5en. GUher's @tenmng.

Newsgorf Is. Mprtl. Der Dampfer
DuDles Bud BON Nsrpberu am g., bert1tet,
bae man Die uebtr9a6e peS 0an, Softer aus
Nougel an prOOtEon erpartste.
Das ErGu8portlhtT ~gi0rtbernar Der(tsB
g}eubegn au Z. NIT 700 Oiarn Don @eneral
@ptncla's Brigade, INN pIa Gar Ntpsr @sn.
s. gu uutsrfaesu, Duroe isoO& rur6 Die
GebsQen6atterien gejpnn9eH, a~uridButebren,
Sen. 6ofer'S Streitfeafte In 8albtu9tCa be
troea1 1900 Wtan1.
Qm 5. atua eine NbtbrtIGn9 r5a 5000
Mouu uater @en. Trenh Don NeW9efu SuG
9erfGrGuuo So al, nubte ispo@ Dor absrIe-
aenen feinoltAen 9treittraften Ssbrt MAIDEN
HnO auf Nswbern 3urGdfqIlsn, 9eSsn tpel3su
9lab Ots 8ebeaen anmarfdtren.
gOrt, 13. Npril. etn OfF1ter,
wsl6er bier NIT rem Dampfer OnOlsp BUD
anlan9te, bsridtst, ba6 Sen. Softer n,rr btd
amm IL. NIT binret9snpen TrpDifeHen FIJI
{etne Iruppen 0erie6en MGR.
observation-disclosures Dsronen ptOerpreAeu
Dem @eritGte, 6aB .pte pCn Ws!Ubern aus gt'
fanOten 8erRdrtaRgsn 3urIdgete9rt 4 b unt
etnen Ibeit TIRES @sp6ds uno Artt1erte in
Dred ~perlOreu baben.
Die 6tSFts Der Rebeuen 5tptlhsn WlIbing.
ton unp Netpbern wtro auf 10000 unter Gen
5ta uup 1000 wutsr Gta, pstttsrep anse'
gsEsa. s.,.s Il
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-14
General SmrnGtSes ScfebIe biniIebtliA Der
9SaSrdth4r.N

Gerrat6 nit BEN EObebtfraft.
Cincinnati, IS, 2prtl. Sen. 8urns
foe bat sinen 8sfsbl Osr0ffentliDt, normal
ete G0DeeRrafe aber VerGO.
men SerhG "a 6 wtr0, wel6e I'D
Der untertigmn Der RettIlen
Autpts moban, psFIcnen, welGe NIT
ben Rebeatn IYmpatbtltren, perbsn oer9aftst,
perurt9dlt nab Gbeg Die 2tnten gel4tdt. Der
8efebl Iast, oaB es pCbt ;a pertebsa let, b a s
0errat6, n Berten ODER Ebar
ten tn bte{tm Oepartemeut
ntht aeDulDet Derpe.