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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
AUCTION SALES.
RY W. 1; wALL q co,

ID w. L. WALL q 90.
ID AUCTIoNEERs
At the BsaAar,e % Louisiana ave. bet 9th and 10th
SUPERIOR BAY MARE AT AUCTIoN.-on
SATURDAY MORNING, June q, At 10 O'Clock, we
will sell, at the Bazaar and Repository, No "a
Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets
very superior and fast-trotting Bay Mare,
young ahd believed TO be perfectly sound and gen.
ue ana sold Ter no fault, the owner having fur
thef use for her and be and tried previous
10 the sale, upon application 10 the auctioneers.
ALaO,
me Mares are young and believed 20 be entirely
so1hu And viii work in single or double harness,
ahu @ Ate good under the saddle. The Carriage Ig A
Goou iAmily carriage, or would make q good hack.
ALSO,
n number OF excellent Draft Carriage, and HAF-
ness ness Ano saddle Horses, belonging TO different
o,Wheray number Of which ia the balance OF the
STOCK otH contractor having dlled his contract
Full particulars At sale.
sale positive without regard to the weather.
l., iefms cash. w, L. WALL 4 CO,
JeTo Auctloneers
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

THE only place where you can purchase India
rubber goods Of all kinds at Manufacturers prices,
1t II. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, ale
streets. mar 21-u
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ARCHITECTURE.
Suffers STORES.

OO lLEhO OlOhEC.
TO Suffers AND WHOLESALE
l. DEALERS IN
MILITARY AND OTHER GOODS.
We have on hand and offer for sale
100 doIen BLUE FLANNEL SUITS.
% dozen LINEN COATS and PANTS.
100 dozen MERINo UNDERSTANDS.
I6O dozen Cotton and hIeTinO SOCKS.
90 dozen NEGLIGE SHIRTS
10 dozen HAvERsACKS.
10 dozen Brown Linen SHIRTS.
80 dozen Jeans and Net DRAWERS.
All OF which we offer to dealers at the LOWEST
MARKET RATES.
WALL, STEPHENS q CO.,
S22 Pennsylvania Avenue
my 9T-eoSot bet. Ninth and Tenth SITS.
~ REAT INDU CEMEN
" TO PURCHAsERs or
OFFICERS Suffers AND PURVEYORS'
sUPP LIES,
PRESERVED MEATS,
SOUPS,
JELLIEs,
PRESERVES,
SAUCES,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
At whosesale and retail.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine this
large and well selected stock Of choice goodI.
Every article will be offered at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
GEO. II. BATES
formerly Bates & Wood,
2l9 Pennlylvanis avenue,
may IS-iff opposite wnlSrd'S Hotel
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
RY ". I: all & co.

RY W. L. WALL & co.
- AUCTIONEERs
Atthe bazaar, 9S Louisiana Avenue, between Ninth
and Tenth streets
SALE OF CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.-on
SATURDAY MORNING, June a. at ten o'clock
previous to the sale of Horses ut our Bazaar and
Repository, No ss Louisiana Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets,) will be sold large col
lection OF new and second hand Carriages, Wagons,
huh other Vehicles, &C, including
very superior Private Carriage, nearly new,
ehI ~ excellent order and built to order, and cost
81 800, and will be sold without reserve.
Hack In good running order, with License
Excellent Family carriage, built by an excel
lent Builder, and In good order.
New No-top Buggies
New Top puggieB.
Germantown, and Jenny Lind Carriage.
PhAteons, No-top, and with top
in the army.
New Express Wagon.
with variety Of other Vehicles, which will be
sold without reserve, for cash.
W. L. WALL 4 CO.,
Je2b- AuctiOneeFB
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

ANOTHER RAEcHB Broken UP.-sergeant
James johnson arrested Emma Howard the keeper
OF house on N street, No. 10, Anna Drake, Will
helminA johnson, and Fancy Clark, female In
mates, james johnson and c. L. EliHdfd, male In
mates Of the house. were arrested at the same time
The arrest was made on the charge ofkeeping a
disorderly house and house illfame. This charge
was ade some time ago by Col. 5. N. Owens, Jas
8. Ferry, and C. J. PinkhArd. On this complaint a
regular warrant was issued by the superintendent
Last night the parties were taken to the second
ward station, and this morning they appeared be-
fore Justice Clayton. The two male inmates OF
the house. and two ladies named Cole and John
son, were used as witnesses. The evidence clearly
sustained the charge that the house was house
of prostitution and lewdness, but not the charge
that Il was disorderly house. There were never
more than four women in the house. There was
never any eating or drinking in the house The
ladies' boarded elsewhere, and the apartments
were exclusively appropriated to social inter
course and private entertainment. Anna Drake
was fined s5 by the justice, and the keeper, Emma
Howard, was required to give bail in the sum oi
s5OO to appear at the present term Of the Criminal
Court,
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

UTILLIAM CLAGETT 8 CO.'S
" CELEBRATED
c. X. ALE and
B.B.XX Y PORTER
IN BARRELs AND HALVES
EOr sale only by NJ. CONNOLLY, .
446 Eighth street,
AT. ORFUTT CO., Georgetown, d. C.,
And at Washington BOttling Establishment
28O 4 street.
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Sts,
Washington, ID. G.
JNO. FARRELL,
Agent.
We are now in daily receipt from the brewery
OF full supplies, in Prime order, OF this superior
Ale and Porter. Delivered throughout the city
three hours' transit from the cool cellars OF the
brewery at Baltimore, this Ale and Porter will
claim the market throughout the SUMMER MONTHS
je5-lm
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FESTIVALS, ETC.

THE JUNIOR FOREIGN MISSION
SOCIETY, connected with the FOURTH
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, will celebrate its
TWENTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY,
at the Church, Ninth street, on
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, JUNE 30, 1883.
The feature Of the evening will be THE UNION,
sIeciAiy prepared for this occasion, and in which
THIRTT-TIvE YOUNG LADIES WILL APPEAR.
GODDESS OF LIBERTY. MISS FANNIE HUNT
PoETICAL DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE,
by the Thirteen Original States.
ADMISSION OF NEW STATES.
PATRIOTIC oDEs, CHoRUGEs, ETC
GRAND NATIONAL TABLEAU!
The other exercises will consist Of Solos, Duets,
Quartettes, Choruses, tnterspered with Dialogues,
Addresses, etc.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
A collection will be taken up In behalf Of the
Missionary Fund.
Door. open at sX O'Clock; to commence at N
precisely. je26-4t
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

HoMB GUARD MEETING OF THE GBRNANs.
Tonight the German citizens hold meeting for
the purpose Of organizing home guard, to act, as
their services may be required, for the defence Of
the District We Learn that they desire the CO.
operation Of all classes snd nstionalities, and are
moved BY the most patriotic feelings. well or
gAnized Homo Guard may, atSome time, render
valuable service by taking the place Of soldiers
here, who are fitted for service in the field, and It
is to bp hoped that the efforts Of our German
frienda will be aided BY our cltlLens genernlIy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
Q APON FER,
CONCENTRATE LYE,
THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER

The Public are cautioned against the SPURIOUS
for sale. The only GENUINE and PATENTED
Lyc is that made BY the PENNSYLVANIA SALT
Tor II being 'sAPoNIFiER, OR CONCENTRATED
LYEn The great SUCCESS Of this article has led
UNPRINCIPLED PARTIES to endeayor to initiate
1t, in violation Of the Companys PATENTS
All MANUFACTURER, BUYERS or SELLERS
Of these SPURIOUS Lyea, are hereby NOTIFIED
that the COMPANY have employed, as their
ATTORNEYS
GEORGE HARDING, ESQ, Of Philadelphia, and
WILLIAM BAKEwELL, ESQ, Of Ptr'Orrg
And that all MANUFACTURERS, USERS, or Sell
LERS OF Lye In violation Of the rights Of the Com
pany, will be PROSECUTED at once.
The sAPoNIFIER, or CONCENTRATED LYE,
stores.
TAKE NoTICEl
The UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT, Western
District Of PennSylvSniA, No. Of May Term, in
1862, In suit Of
THE PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTUR-
ING COMPANY
'Vs.
THOMAS G. CHASE,
decreed to the Company, November, i6, 1862, the
EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
granted by patent owned by them for the
sAPoNIFIER.
Patent dated October Il, 1855. Perpetual injunO-
tion awarded.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
LOCAL NEWS.

DELEGATION or VALLAEDIGHAMERs.-Th
following gentlemen compose the delegation from
Ohio who arrived in this city yesterday, TO confer
with the President concerning the return Of VAL
lAndlghAm; .....
George W. Pendlston, Cincinnati. ....
David A. Houk, Dayton. ...
j. W. O'Neill, Taresville.
J. y. MoKenney, Piqua
w. Il. Finek, Somerset.
Alexander Long, Cincinnati.
George L. Converse, Columbus.
James r. Morris, Monroe.
Lewis sohaefer, Canton.
w. v. Blrchard, Warren.
@. A. White, Georgetown, ohio,
J. w. white, Cambridge.
Warren p. Noble, Ohio.
George Bllss, Ohio. ...
D. y. G. L. Blond, CelmA, Ohio. a.. ...
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

pY W. L. WALL s. CO.,
ID AUCTIONEERS,
South cor. OF Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth ar,
TRUSTEES SALE OF A STOCK OF VERY
Fine Imported Wine, Liquors, and Cigars. On
TUESDAY morning, sOth instant, at 10 O'clock, we
shall sell at the Auction Rosms, by catalogue, A
stock Of Fine Imported Wines, Liquors. aud Cigarr,
embracing
Iquarter casks Cognac Brandy, Dupuy Co., and
other brands.
octayes do do do
barrels Old Rye whskey, part ten years old
quarter cask ScheidAm Gin
oCtaves AmrissaO do
barrels Old Cherry brandy
do Old Peach do
quarter Old Jamaica Rum
OctRvcs Old Madeira
do Old Port
do Old Sherry
do Sweet Malaga
35 cases Otard and Dupuy h Co. CORnac Brandy
20 do Old Rye Whiskey, very old
do MOnOngahGla do do
DO BoEr6on do DO
3 do stomach Bt'erS, very superior
do Cognao do do
do Aromatic do d.
Cases Puerto Rico Bay Rum, old
Madeira, Port, Sherry, ClaFet
cherry Brandy, Peach Brandy, old
Tom Gin, Jamaica Rum
Cases Jehrey's Edinburgh Ale and Blood's Lon
don Porter, superior TO any other Imported
Cases Raspberry, Pine Apple, and Strawberry
Several thousand Havana and Puerto Rico Cl-
Eafa, Sc.
Terms cash. C. II. CARTER, Trustee.
W. L. WALL n CO.,
Je2b AuctioneeTs
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

GUNNER GOODs--sUNIMER GOODS.
SUMMER RANGES,
SUMMER FURNACES,
HIP AND SPONGE BATH TUBS,
FOOT TUBS,
TOILET SETS,
ROUND WASH BOILERS,
JAPANNED WATER BUCKETS,
with a general assortment OF TIN WARE, which
will be sold oheapby
W. D. wYVILL
No. A6a Pennsylvania avenue,
jes-tf Between Sd and ~ streets
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
n F F I G I A L O..
Z. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
my 2S-stawlm

fIOTICE-Under General Orders, No. Ia a
oard is now In session at No. $50 Fourteenth
street, Washington. Applicants for examination
are referred to the General Orders, No. I4I for in
formation how to get authority to appear before It,
E. D. TOWNSEND,
lp-atNyIm AHsIHtant Adiutt.nt
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
LOST AND FOUND.

T 0ST.s--FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
i Lost on Sunday, May ID, between Thirteenth
and Tenth atreeta, OF on one Of those Streets be-
tween and =, a ANAL GOLDCH with Eiekel
Cent attached. The finder will receive the above
reward on leaving the chain and cent at this once.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
INSTRUCTION.

EREN SSONS.
A French lady, from Paris, would like to in
stTuct q few Pupils In the French Language. Ap-
ply at No. 26O Pennsylvania avenue, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth SITS. ie25-st
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

CANrnHBuRY HAIL.-To-night IL the last but
one Of the patriotic drama entitled Young Amer
ioa and Old Ireland" which has created so much
excitement during the week. Mons. szollosy's
magnificent ballet, "Les Intrigue D'Espagne,"
will also DO Withdrawn tomorrow evening. Miss
Eva Brent, the attractive songstress, and Miss
Kate Pennoyer, will also appear, together with
the great olio Company. A matinee will be given
tO'moEow afternoon, for families.
DEAD HoRsEs.-H -Heddg,larteTs Metropolitan
Police, No. 1855 Eleventh nreef.-An dead horses
found in the cities Of Washington and Georgetown,
and the county beyond the limits Of these cities,
will be removed on notice In writing, particular
Of the several police stations mentioned below.
PAtrOlmen are required 70 report daily TO their
several seTgeants, all dead horses In their reepec
tive beatsj and aergcants 10 transmit Immediately
such information 70 Mr.. John n. German, superin-
iendent Wagon Park, corner Of NJ street north and
Nineteenth street west, or these headquarters.
foLfcE grATIOng.
=, Georgetown-station-houa on High street, near
FiTss wsrdSon TwoutlsiA street, bstwesn'
second Wsrd-ohlO avenue, next to corner Of
Third Ward-Temperance Hall.
FOURTH Ward--East wing City Hall.
Fifth wArd-south b street, between First and
Second ntraota east,
sixth ward--odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard.
Seventh WArd-Four and-a-half street, west side,
between L and y streets, south.
County Station House-Corner OF Seventh Btrest
and boundary, Tor portion north Of cityj and at
Odd Fellows, Hall, Navy Yard, for portion beyond
Notices left at the Department Of the Metropoli-
jesEeoIm w.D WEBB, supt.
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n F F l c l A L

IN Z l A l.
WAR DEPT, ADyUTANr GENERALS orFIcE,I
WAsHIHoTuN, May %, 1863.
General Orders, No. la.
The following rules are prescrlbed for the guild.
ance Of Boards in eXaming applicants for commits
sIons in regiments of eolored troops:
1. The Board will sir every day, except Sunday
from O'Clock a. m. to O'Clock p. m. The place
Of sittingto be provided by the QuArteFmaster De-
partment ard public notice given.
2. The 6uroau will make to the AdJutant Cen
eral, for record in the Bureau for Colored Troops
repor of all persons examined, whether approved
or rejected; the reports will be made weekly, or
Lftener when specially called for.
g. Each applicant must exhibit to the Board au.
thority from the Adjutant General to apper before
it. Such authority will be given upon satisfactory
| recommendations .Of good moral character and
standing in the community in which the applicant
resided; or II In the military service on testimo-
| mails from his Commanding Oficers. All such rec
concentrations will be filed in the Bureau for Col.
| ored Troops.
I. Each applicant shall be subjected to fair but
rigorous examination as to physical, mental, and
moral htness to command troops.
| 8. The Board shall specify for what grade OF com
misHiSn the several applicants are htj and shal
also classify and number them according to merit
! or proficiency.
g. Appointments to each grade shall only be made
from the candidates approved by the Board, and in
the order Of merit recommended by it,
!. The report Of the Board, II adverse, shall be
conclusivei and no person rejected by 1t shall be
re-exAmined.
8. Other Instructions will be communicated to
Boards, If required
BY order Of the Secretary OF War.
E. d. TOWNSEND,
nv 2S-StwInl Assistant Adiutant General
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
BOARDING..

ID O0MS WITH BOARD. PLEAS
~ ANT ROOMS with good Table Board, and
Board without Rooms. Please apply at No. lS4
Pennsylyania avenue, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets. je26-sts
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26
PRINTING.

PRINTING.
M'GILL q wITHERow,
sTEAM PRESS PRINTERS,
CONSTITUTION BUILDING,
I STREET, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH BTS.,
One Square North Of PeRnSylpania GpenEe,
may -amn WAHhlnEton. D. C.
ALES.
WILLIAM CLAGETT& CO.'S
w CELEBRATED
BOTTLED
&C. Xxx ALE,
B.. B. Xxx BROWN STOUT.
- iNvKLIDs,
STATE AND
SANITARY
,... ASSOCIATIONS,
in Washington, D. C.
The above celebrated brand Of ALE and PORTER
compare with imported article at half hs price. 1t
has been recommended for half a century by the
Medical Faculty of Baltimore, asa
SPRING, SUMNER, AND FALL
MEDICAL TONIC,
And corrective Of the Debility and Gastric FeverS
OF the seasons.
II ls approved BY Surgeon General Hammond,
and the Medical Directors Of the Army Of the foto-
mAc-Drs Miller, DuhAmel, &C., &C., of the city Of
Washington, d. c.
To prevent fraud and imposition, the Alo and
Porter Ia branded
VIM CLAGErT S co.
For sale, at uniform prices, BY
MARTIN CONNOLLY, 4l6 Eighth street.
GEO. 7. SMITH, oil Seventh street
d. HART, 1871 Pennsylyania avenue.
p. WHITE h CO., Thirteenth and SITS.
A. NJ. BINNlNGER& X CO., 2ST Penn. Av.
c. J. NAGLE, 2s9 PennsyivAniA avenue.
% A. JOHNSTON h CO., $50 Pa. avenue.
c. sPENGLER h CO, 246 Pa. avenue.
BATES, 229, &o, &C., Pa. avenue.
A. y. ORFUTT & CO., Georgetown, d. G.
And at the head depot ARd sole agency,
WASHINGTON BorTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
$50 street. between FOUteeHh and FliseHih Streets
(south Of WillaTds' HOtel,)
Washington, ID, G,
JNU. FARRELL, Agent.
Family orders delivered at any part Of the city.
Liberal allowance made for the return bottles.
jeb-lm
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

" DAN UNFURNISHED
w House or a Suit Of Unfurnished Rooms for
. family OF three persons only. Address W W,
Box oIT Post once. ie26-3i'
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-26

HOUSE FOR SALE. "A TwO-STORY
i'll FRAME HOUSE, in good repair, containing
four rooms, and pleasantly located, First street.
between and streets, on the Island. II not dis
posed Of at private sale before the lat Of July II
will be sold at auction. Inquire on the premises.
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Das @anahiidbe NarInment.

Quebec, Is. 5ebr. Der @ouoerneur
uberi&tdte bsute Dam Yarlamfnt leiue 8ot
l2aft. " plnfGt DEM 9anpe Slid su Der
9opalttat unO Dem Gtfer, ireldsn rs an Der
&inretpung unb Organization BON Srsipiqt-
gen al ben Sag eeltst. Dsnn n6tbts, perre
eine Bta CUR 8sr6eferune uab gusDe6auna
beS gesenwdrttsrn Mltli3 : Sytems pcrseltot
tpsrben, W1aBre8slu perOen eingebra6t MR.
pen aur Wsrbslieraug Der @arIamentss ReprGz
ifntattcn. oes Sanferottz@ slens, Der Sults-
gerpaltung, ee 8e9ttriruns son 8eFbur@
tllnoen uno bss 0atentpe(ens. Der @cupers
erpabnt bic 8erbanplnhaen In 8etreF
Der intercolontalsn @iIenbabn unb Iaet, Die
NufnrrFiamteit Der tSnisliGen @eaicrnna iet
auf Die 29t@tj9teit Der 8elteplung pss NOrbs
tpsltens unS ether ptrstten @erbinpung 3uis
iAen Ganara nnp 8rttiIb Columbia aelsuft
pOroen. Sebr sInlttse &eluItate Der bs3ist
Iiben 8snibun9en werpen eripartet.
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Ban Der Vntomacarmee,
General SOOftr befu6t Gen. stssl.

StaffUrb @purt 5aue, IA.
Gebr. Gen. SCOOTER fattete beute @euerdl
St9el Elm 9elu9 at. Sci feiuer @idfebr
mar ct bon ben 0eneralen Sigel u. Stabst BE-
9lsttet.
Das 9bilipps 5puls, se9eni6er BON Grebee
rtfsbnrg, tpelGeS bon @eneral Gtcneman
als Sauptquartter benibt ,vtro, brannte beu>
Das Bbiltpp 5ouie tpar baS Ih5nIte Sc
bouOe In Der San;en unee8enb. Das Seuer
%sntltanO 3ufaltg. aa -, s se lsa-
= aa Weleres. nsslal 1,a4 s.,
Cte MebeHen erricbten Serfd,dnSnnaen n6rblid,
Don sre6eridsburs. ar
Na n gtUu Is. Sebr. -Qlus ben
nsuelten SeriGten bon Der YOtOmacarmet as6t
beroor, caB bic Rsbelen nGr0Ith BON 5rece,
ridsbnr9 S@an3eu unD 8ru1psrfe erri&ten.
Wtan 6arf iA pe8en Der anI1sinenben tlns
tbdti9feit Der BotOmssarmee nibt ~ benz
@lanben p~erIrtten laltn, oils Db Oielslbe 70
gang rGbig lisge, es berrl&t i'm @eesntbale
9e9entDdrti8S Sine m~n9emeine 2b1tteteit In Ger
REORGANIZATION Der eiu3elnen NrtneecDlpS.
Stritte Srpers linD erlafIen tpproen, ale
perionen, ete nift commt0tcnirte Gutlcr l1nO
Oen 6anrel In per Arnee gu nmterlaaen unp
0isielben i'm BetretunssTal gu beltraffn,
w 1T tpierer anbaltenoes Ns9enpetter etn,
9etrsten
Captain y. g. Berry uuO u. 9. @es,
mcur pom 2. N. q. gaOatltrie 8est. SeIer.
itrtea am 21. San. 1868 our 3ett, ale aeaen
ben Oetno marlAirt perDen 1clte unb purpen
osbbalb ais ebrlce JUS ben Ser. Staoten
Dtenlse entlalIen. ss-
QaMptquartter, IS. Se6r. Cine
SrDre erlanbt ben @ummiGaren tnnsrbolb
nnlsrsr etntsn an lopaIe Burger aebensmittel
gu osrtauten, 'rsnu be stOIt6 naGweilru, pas
iiess beiDt9tst fnD. ,s.
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DeridtsOene 8tIs stnberthten, tporraA fur bic
@blhafun9 Der StldSeret, b~s3tebun9swetle
@ntihGOtsung Der Stlaoenbalter In Mnrp.
laeD $40 600 900, In @st<8 irginten ST.
100000 unO In Dsapare $3.50, 900 onse>
pielen wtrben. DaS @omite bat li9 ferner
auf ben gOrlAlas 9setnist, in gerbinOune nit
DEM Rrieesmtnitertum Elm Bureau fur Nus>
wancerunss> uno acknowledgements gu er
rtAlen.
Berl6teDeue 1ettttonen fir @rri9tuns eineS
6Oipttals unb etneS Nmbulan;-@OrpS rpuroen
ein0ereiht. 5err WaDe Dom territorial
@omite beriHtete etne BtI eth, trorndA Elm
She'll bee eesenwaettgsn Serrttortums @aIb
tnDton unter benz Namen ,tGsrritorium Moa>
tana" aufgenDmmeu wiTO. uebertpieI EN-.
6ams. 6err Danes BON Mabl @Omtte
bradte DEN @omitebeIAluB eth, peldes 5rn.
S. pts8ot, tpelder etnen Stb ais Nepralen-
tant bon Noros@arOltna b~eanipruht. bter3u
ntAt fir bere4ti9t ertlatt. Auf pea Stl6 sc
legt unO gum Druid btproert.
5err MOOrbeaO bra6te ben 8OrlAlas etns
In ct. QOuiS an ben tpealtAfn @eltaoen cine
Nab9 SJarb gu erriAten. Dem @emtts bee
@ansen iberwielen. s. a
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81 uerifamtldbe O1a6ridbten.
Weitsre Gnmerebberbamblmmseu.

Weitsre Gnngrekberbamblumgen. =
Semdt. - Cine Sill tpurDe bsute pOr9ele9t
itber Qnie(luag etueS MH. Sdabmei(ters Der
Ser. Gtaatsn. Die 8tl CUR 0er9tnoernts
Der @prrelppnDen3 nit 6ebeIlen paIirte- 60
Dann rpuroe Die 6tnansbtQ aulaenpmmen.
Gin Nnenoement purDe a%naenDmmen, pCs
naG Die 3inlen Der 9iOten uao SGulocertif>
cate. gut oeren Gmtlipn has @>elre ermaAttat,
tn 9elebItdsm G'eloe, ltatt in 5artgeIO ;abt,
bar lit.
Serner stu Nrnenbentent, pelAes Den Be
tra9 Der auS3u9ebenoen Noten auf $150,000.z
600 bera6lest. itatt $500 OO, 900, einltlieBs
lid bes Vetroges Der mad oct Nelcluticn
pom II. Sanuar 1863 gu emttttretben
$780, GOO, 0OC.
Der Yara9tapb tpurbe 9etrt6en, tpelder
perfaet. paB Coupons Bpm Sbltsattpnan unb
yloten 80 Gage Dor Der 8erfau3ett uno ipater
an 3ablunastatt fur 3Sae 3u nebmen lfno.
Start beantraete, ote prOpOnirte Steuer BON
2 p@t. anf ote 9lOten Der Banten su ltreiGen
anO fe auf 1 psf. fir bic n1&Iten 2 Sabre
unb 2 psf. fur ipatsr fet,ulsben.
utter bteisn Nntrag sntlpann li& cine
tS@lt le6bate Debate. 6arrts ertlGrte, er
bate pas Nnenoements fir cine &rieaserflGe
run9- seseal bic 8anten nnp fGnne bdfIelte
niht unteritUssn. 8elenoen uno @banpler
lpra6en gu Vunlten Oes Souf Mmsnpemeuts.
Starts Nmenoenent murbe IGlteblt& nit
% 8egen Is Stimmen unO bterauf bns
oauPt Ni1sfcemfat NIT 20 sesen II !Stim-
men dtsgeuommen.
Sei Der Nbltntmlne aber bas Gntenbes
rtent in Bftref Der 8slieuerung BON 8anfen
NIT sgFOdent fir 2 Sabre unb init 2 prp
gent bernadD, fat Der be;tsliAsn 8ettmmune
OeS baule s, bGbarrte Der Senas NIT 20 geaer
10 Sttmmen bei letnem ENHANCEMENT. 20
Die Btu paIitrle bterauf NIT 80 aegen a
Gtsmmen; Dte Don Carlisle, Vcpe1, 6tharos
ION uuo1 gBal. .as 81. l,Ig5
SIN 5aue warpe Die Marine<Mppro.
pftattOnsbta onsenUmmers naGDem bic BEE
riltgunB BON $463, 300 fir pen Nep g)orfsr
8riegsbautafeu se(trtden uno cine 8etpilt,
.gnus bon $1,243, 900 gum 8ou einss lAnptm>
mfnOen DRY DCGs eiueeldaltet iporben mar.
'4' Wrt9bt fibrte cine Bill Elm fir Ginrt1,
iune elmer be1aeItnsn'4 6rimRGtte fir aeme
unfa9t9 eetpOroene 1inb entlaiene Soft atem.
Wn pen Militar. NuslbuB pertpteGen. - 5 r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-16
pte gerIam mIuna in eeapsnpprth.

2eapenwUrtb, 6anias, ia Bebrnor.
Cine arCBe pnp be9eiltsrte @erlammluna
u nbeetnSter ~llntcnsleute rurbe leste
yta4t bier absetalten. Mnn faete, ba Der
Verratb nberaa ietn 5aupt fred erbebt uno
frtecltGe, lr9ale 8iresr unb 3eitunaen BON
Terrdtbern NIT SOB unb 8erberben beerCbt
iperoen, ben @ntldluB, felt unb treu 3u1amnen
gu bolten nno CAB Der ol9emetnen Stims
mun9 tn fOlgenHsn Seldlifsn Ausbruf
uNle, wslte etnen 6rteben nit ben oeoen
bte Neeierun9 betpafneten 9tebelen unter
onoern 8eStn8unsen ~perlansen, ais peren
ppufanptee unterwerfuue unter bte @unfttu.
ttcn uno @eiebe, peer trgenb etne 9rennuno
Der nntcn pprl&la9en, ftnD 8trratber.
Is ,p1re etne SGma6 fur ben outen O2o.
men ceS lcpdlen Staatss &anias. iroenb meI.
Ge berorti8e' cerratberiEbe UefGlaTe rocr
6nnogebuneen in nnlerer W1itte Az bnlosn.
gStr BADEN uas entl6Io0en, bteIe 8eIffiiIe
bndtabIiA aussufibrsn, mag tcmmen mas
oa min. Der Sob III BITE cpnfttatiunele, ae.
lesltHe Strafe far @erratt. @