davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21
Bt&tts fac Metfenbe.
Der StrI@ tebtnea CT.
nb0EnaHnE

~
mS ftnbaEn3H0t..
RAD BaFttn9tcn nit scr 8aIto.
anb SDts gata W0r6ens nHt 4 Il. so gR.
. uby, 8 Mft1. uno 10 utr 0ormittdae.
~ 8 - IS so tho 8libr.
Soaata8S bagt8tn 8tstu Biz 9aat nar.
Wtcggens AM 40 unq. sos uno M6cnOs
!. gOn q ofpiea . Il ospea Bic 8a l
Ntot6ens Gnn $50 800 unb 11.15 Wtn.
NaGmttta98 nn SOB NIB $50. Des
SSSents8s I'm 8 uet WlorBsas asp 8, nno.
$50 QdGmitta9s. sS1 e"2a sI 3aE rs :
,NG4s 81 r~ttu8bura G,umber +.
9dtfefebuta,@ unbs W + r e.
TIN Ser &plsua totiAer an oIen ami,
l1sntatlo4en cat SfrIaR GaEatsn Oeprt uu
8. 70 yl, Mler8eas, Ter Grprsg5u9 I'm $50
Getbe 3a8e leBfn IN .8enaaer 8.rbtnbuno
NIT ben ned @Irttnnati ~abgtGenoen 3aaen.
/, Na6 Grebettdfe s .Sunntea8 at.sss-
ncm.rlen Mos1ens pus 40 W. nnb .oe0t
unt us A6enbR 9cn Srsbertd tpteber AZ.
Ia9 G~tlff9tts W'ttts,-0craens
I'm $40 unb 9.15 sub 0d8mtttaas um
1.45 uno 500 uGr. Son GGtcuttS W2tus
seben Bugs TIM 4.4O Mnb 11.O1. 0toraens
unb $50 np6 go Na9hitta8s as.
VI q 6 @IudtttpGta' I'M $40 mnb
10 utr Utprasns unb ITO gctn. $50 unb
$50 NoSnstttags. s-" .@s- .-''' -ee SO
aa @oaate8Sn 8s9t Stos sta $50 UNI $50
0beab8. -.
aQe 3age hit Qa8nagrag Des 81 ONeoreen.
3u08 Fe6e1 NIT ben na3 ,getOs2)oYt ae6enber
&~erbtnbun9. ~, p.
2sa@ ssor6sn NIT ber ytortBern Sen.
',a.s2 sAs'frel 8Ghu. a'-t @
3Gge NIT btefes 8atn q c.
sen som GGItertF Z. Deppt al
a2 tDte fol at: = ~. v-- "a.
Na9 SetriBbur9 0ittSburg
&c. nm, $50 Ntor8tts IMP 9 ilbt Gbenbg
FNa9 Carrie6Iy1 mr. mt ESQ Md9tatt
tdes. Do 3'''.l'4|s .'- 70
sn sonrtasea 8ett ttoe bsr 8 ubt gNeap.
aug, : .~a%9.111 .-4H .-.. II.
DienRa9, Wftttrudh, 0rsitog uao @amRao
WlorBer8 n't 7 l16r elm Dontpfbupt mod
NnnapOtg unb @ea 0etpeg Gact6rto8e ct
MiGaels a. u. un0 anbete an bssn Gititt9 1t
relf llftr dsleaeEen ptdser. ~ 10y ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21
49, Baltimore nnb Ohio
Oiienhahn.


gn ttnb mad UtontSs, IS. geai rerben tSgriG Q 3age
mad W9eeltnS uub 9orters6urs uub Elm BUG MAD Gre6e=
rid otgPben, pte fplst /:
g0ft3ns tGsfi& (Gonntags ausseuoEmenh Uiorgen" g
Is Winlter.
@rprss3us tSslit 2t6enbs 9 r9r.
Beibe 3age berbinben f1 am S5iofus nit alien Yla5s
5eu tpeitli&, ncrOtpe ftIid ru6 iibpefli@.
z Der 3ug mad 6rebertt se6t tdSttS bon Baltimore nm
4.30 gta&mittaSs uno ben Grebertd 7.15 WtSrgen8,
GonntaSS ausSenpmmeu. go, ~.
Ser Bug mad @Gicotts WeiIs ge5t BON Baltimore
Wcrsens UNI g. Q uub 9.15, nnb ga6mittags 20 unb
800, unb bon @Iicott's OtiGs Ttcrsens 7.40 uu6 HOO
uno 9taHmittass 2.45 unb $40.
NaA Wolbinatou.
Nbgait9 BON Baltimore a9IGBai6instcr Wtorgens 4.80
S.S6 unb 1000, uub Natnittass $50, 500 nnb SOC;
Sonntdgsr MIR Wtpr8en5 UNI 4.5O unb s. O5, ruS g1a@s
uitta9s nm 5 tPr. Gb9ans bon @BaI6iuotou Ulpraens
nm $50, 500 unb 11.25 unb Na&urittaoS nm 9. s unb
$50. GpnHtaSs MIR Wicrgers um s uab Naaurittaa8
8 uub $50. Sur ber brittle unb finite 3u9 ppn 8altiz
more unb Der erfte, oierte unS finite 3us bon WaI6iugtsu
PaIter an aGen Gtaticuen an. Ser 5peite unS fiufte
Bug BON @ai9iugtcn uuc Baltimore b~erbtnben f9 nit
benz IunapcIiS=3uge.
GSegen naRerer IuSttirft unb BiIete feber &rt penbe
man tt6 an 8. 3. @nslanb, asent in Der @amSetsGtas
tipn pber an bic Gitet@OfFce. cp rtr
l.eZ -7 %. q. @mttb, 8rauspcrtmeifer
8. 81. 9 pie, @eneraIsageut. f9an6iN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21

gGt Su9e aOrotrdrts.E
gpf5ltS Sest I'm ..............9 lt5r Is Ntiu. 9cru.
StPrsS5u9 ~ Is n Gbeues
accommodation. .. .....2 . IS I}ittoQ
Parrton gl]e~-~ A7..-....7 .2O Noro. 6 ga6n
60e 500 ggA 3Ige iit6mGrtS.
gor6IS t0nanat an nm 5.S5 Gia5r.
3artisturs Accommodation. 30 Sorm.
IRarften 1881 .ae rs y 40 g. ~ 90 o ~ "
per nm $50 abenbs ~os8eBeube @rprcsfla rpir6 mn
an ~tol9enoen tibliG BON Satrisbura oeleoenen Qunfteu
%anpolten: @elbbprcugP, 0crf, Sauober Sunctipr. Gler,
mont, YatttOnt QtonftOn, @8oulbsrsSlirs uhb GcdeDs.
bile. -s7fe eFn~ .>.-.-. ., ~
Der Roft5u9 Seft taSIi9, nus8euouuteu eouutaos.
Der SrSreB5tl9 tortut td9Ii9y disagreement Wipntoos.
Panaglsre tur 3tpii9enitatiotten 'o1ten Ben 5arriSIHra
uno Tarttrn MISUNDERSTANDING ne6men.
Rof'u nS g~rpressi9e feBen genau in gerbinbuuo mir
per Pennlptodiita @entrdl @tfeubabn in Sarrisbura fir
pittsb1r8, @!epelaMo, Columbus, Gtnctu
matt, SnDton0ppliS. Sort g8apne. G6tcooO
unb alien PlSten beS sroSsn GeFeus, fOtpie sn ermi225
nit Der ytep DCr. erie Gtienba6n mad alien N(Shen ir
uSrbli8eu uub pefGi9en Stem gorf.
Der elu3t9e 3ug, tpeE8er am Gpuutag aGQeGt, in her
G~rpreB5u9 I'M 8 lt6r Is Uein. a6enb8,
WSe9en Tabrbtnets rnb. .an6erer geuaugu unb perl9e{;.
Den auStunft beIebe man f@ an bic BiretzCffce IN nor
@ntbert citation, Ode bon Calvert rnS SgranfIirfr, ~
penoeh' -}s' 2.3L ~.
y..t.,,.. 8. 81. Du9arrb,-
Gen. Sapt. Der 96rbr. @eutraI6aSu.
y " DCuHgt
Gen. Gradt- u. 8afa8ter.agent. Wov5it
&gidpGSa FIR ;.o8hsaer
Hteae NFrQngc:tats T&g Es.
gdl3sscr, bic Aat5 bas3 Betfa ~ rehr.
- ~.r Hr. DU- sgssss3sl sye err a..t
aen tsats her $. asee7ssc 81. r.r-fs Ne %f:a7zs.g.,
aat efs s~lprt6sFn Sebtrof Gaterv.fr.. 81 &jifgft.St
gssffa @sTf+1 1sreg III ga ,5ae3E ttFss oapH-b or
slsf g1effe @es 6u4 II Ft nc1ss I1;g.n gzT.,I \ = Xs..t
EFE Sja6a rae 5sneqatta pl&Bt.. AZ @' i%2f
&Lt@ourG, @tecSl4ll>. &~<etroi.. Tf5lF y;;s.5b,,
RFtca0o, Dhlma1fye, @tlcn6. 5,,6;,S~s -,
Houi, Rcf 9slaus5. 8uILfnrfo+ ,g,, rs -.
aa Eeresa otteasb Dir nit Ser MDr4ss.e g.st-,S ~. -
Uta %EsieIea AZ Stan0ea fri8er as Il. issf c,es.-, ~
9nrgsasEI 2Cft e'atrs Isn, aup @eySer 4 FNeI s,.s&..,
Egsi sss ! Ssa' fe ss s.s Sa9n-.s+as ear4 ben ia84a:.
.s eey Ait..sH 2s5 eeeaf sirS f9fr See,sttsrrei G 49, y.SHg.
3ee1 9sf en g~sf28eftn CT ben a;tRtFmsScsSff '"1''' =
1890 eEeIlate 'O1Rte1, Cincinnati ,Gt,s;o.
1taa noPell@, 2otiaosAe ung 81. 2or;9
2ftIss s2saIa}s Refes,sgt s~sRfr?t a8r In Co.
so 81 - ~; es% ; V3s+ e5sF %ssn$s 10 l56s.8qe mo, ssji, et
Ssf&4abr'Absfsff ne tssvbsr ~nftg4gf Il tFsN@. = Wsttsn
5iat;Sel ESEen$ .e!9es
IS g sql(tB 'at e~snspan2grsr .G4s4 l4aiel16c-
~ Nse
&ripars'l8 oou Bet, @e!b d. .rrrs
i> tt| aH kar5 tts s-
~5tstgsscres sutS DbScz8 a:spy,hta~
.9 c5apad eiIsH Ibeiiea bs3 N}easTa
~ t-t ltsy ~-.lr.. ara
SorftssbaEs3 ast Wsatiettq, oosy gssspsos.
a. SSaseltag npb g~ptpa6ll8.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21

4toot % GsreeTfi "a "a ,tti,,, : A. e-1-ty rs1as
81. G.. Safe {, 10s EaItinioreat. -
,. Sal enbat "a, DrcaSttap mo Canton gbtuus.
g. w. eS@Uat. Vs n@rras'sas. SELF 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21
arn,sfs srso ntrrdfksta ]
~ az. @to4eAe'& h7
5n,Q ntmeguefsstre @5br,sr br4st sgel(nfi.fAo,

~ az. @to4ess'S en-,
igiantmegueTsstre @srns Sg1, agl(bfiri4en
genaet ans asa1YfeEta boz. s.a h.s6bn,tsfss eer,tes Of
oss s@eri:: Rsei 3esttefe Y2!at In Der 5eilgaa BON Eart.
s asGtgsa .onf!sa, @tt&!tna9sn. troa@itis, Gn9EtaRtsrea,
S2tltrte' ,Sgatert ta ben llrts+Gr8gnen, bsrcorbeneri NLut,
S9ntsrt tn br @tte NIB gruH, S~er3flcefen ore. 6sr,traTf.
se't' sasH pals, 8ruft- uab 2tnsenIeibea. 3 III
ulsr354 DE- 9wG9ae'e51
1ulaninisa9eiestgE ~ggap DVu @tlStr5dsn
!Ss = f9 iessi GSst en- gtsrtsi Sa9rgunhert epr Ger g8sIt
IT'D TT ~ ~nsrsanFea tn iebeai ~GetnDamtst Gse!!e Der Grbe.
i-at s1t as Or. g pne'B ,sti21
taiartmeaaeieeter @5prao pDts gstlbflrf4en
p!rS ~sutersItet guteF Ger Hnuagtslbaren auffdt rru ST. q.
s3paane, etae8 sel@idte1 &r5e8. bGc fene ptofeyR5nene Ya1If.
batttJ cit beIa a'ietiGen Gsrt6etI e;tsr reaei11Sftaen mebi,ir!-
l SS1aS s srs3in l. N g,, fiass PC = At sst tssa,. aas aIteFten @@p:sa IN
nad9sr etnsn reSI$en EerruIn in bsna g}&i!ebstStts T1sDs"s
l y. IMP 9sr s.sk SagfY teAa A8t ~ 2c}pt:aI NIB aItsa
1nli9% a. t<Dr, iGtp 'o.5- gs
;mlaninttn9efebttr G5yrrp ben gBt(bftreNs,
isuoern ta 65ut9 etpTobtes Gittei, 6aS II EonisESsS Srn
SarnLisa tn btefeua NIB tn ausIanbs se1rasdt tirS.. ""
.in6gs4 - r. @H q ne'6IGsc5
;alautunenGefeBteE Ssrasp bun Wtl0figEhen
" BIG %=ort91nsas aab stRats d9te" 2uIaasmenissuno bon i.
rem i3asSdrer 8aitnn. bic erE!e tpsE9s leataLS In bieierf 9shhSe
~an6erettet tsurSs. Ias bt eiaat8s, InslGs eta reoeeIraGssiapy
asst sateretes, Oo8tsi59 pig Ransll BON betannten aeraten 8IS-
eets1Rn6s:l emt ESttettriSsn ~bct8eest Fnb, Sic ober nf3fs
[-NF~H WON AAAQ tpebNst ZANE nDT1-
islbsa mt bst9sil9l tgt, bic eber niGt5 nut t5rCr gSrsiff,tr
30 tEnn beben, Una t5ten etneT 32af Il. terihaffen ,nS 49,. no
rasttel Eosrittbea ben 2srtaut Ger dSls eS3in bel lsrSioisa 9eS
.4sf:A 1''aSe.. GDatne's ~
sHSnmmengesst tr @9rup. bun Nt(bf4r6Atr,
"a BerGeffet rtGitl baB igr. pep1 Der ssts ssrgnni, SS.s
Mot s~iaIaa8li9 efiea Fen folte 3sesiw u u fS0ts
Studpue'o Sarfapartla nno GGeersDj0s.
in gsrttnnurs nit otrt, Nl6ttrGsgi 9tcus t,,su,si, n..,.
BNIeti fnS Elm i3neneS r~eini9g1bse Sc%rSrliteIs sac al. bSSiEs
gaaabfOnoeruiaen aus ben lecse, uab ben @eSSrrner e ~
iernt. p9evrb rbaiss 9etnaebet ~tsrqsfsut gt6.
RtilGhelpbts. 10 wv
eiete spr strS ssr goa Hsafa f%ttitaat' III g~stpi44aa pea
VI an sss,sHyt ssyan..lSss,,o YEN ~ 5sasby mIgf-I4
31s4sy94h -SDt. s. GNabHk& Bobn
B<ieartt Bt!t
5iGGe y, Gppt, s78. Balttacleaf. ~
81. G.. safe {, 103 EAItsnicreEf.
2. Sal enbatg, Srgaohar nno Canton gbtuus.
o. W. @e~ q We N~rreolSas. .gE Self
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21
&ybseltpa aus Bnfn,n1,,a

TS%"TH ANS &plG&tDlE0~
Hte |nILeraitn9 ben Saltintore nod AMEN e6sdss as en-.
draS ot yer: Staaen TT aRi bteTtt Babu ffr,er. ala ~
e2IeIetPpla, 9ensUost c6er auf Il aeub einer a nSsrsr Nrwt~
@migtdnten, Eelte fa Ger Baltimore. ans Sbic' GiS.S
SHgE~ 0soeasn' perefH NIT ~eenfeI6en RIDDEN unb gBSosn h..
SsestE ps et palio9terf srfer Slaie, msIGs rarbr 9hS Boa
Gte sEdgeH 6tsisr Balm bnten a~eppITerte Stss. sr,re,r ~,
Iapten eusuHtet, i'm g0inter Gebetst, urb es prs Sen asS.
gtsren Ertntroher cerabretGt, tursrrn IL 1T ffr 81 Sc 1 ME-
09Set nne St9erpett cer Ya1asiere IN oaen GtaSsn oeforat
SHt SS'gsI Uaph ln9rsn Ste auSpanberern ufI ba8 SSreES s
ano Slatgits, lts II, pie etust0e 8abn In Ben
= q. e faatsS, @sl9s Unparalleled N III Ben
SSnelltI9en bsf6rbert. @ae dnseren Eyotfsn st &"
etcsra nnw timer Dtetenteeu, ipelGt tn bic @sraEIcEi.
St1aIsn etrnpaneern, mt ben ~Iansfamen @misranten. 36asS,
Ans@anoerer heeeftIn aHf btefsr <n bte speqef- pGbrssb
SSf 6anten Hetie bon Baltimore mad gtretnnrtt MIR strsI
9tai onI per 9anten GireGe, 3nt{Gen galtimpr ,nS g.
Eonte, lofrte 6ptfnen SalttrneTs u16 GBeooo mr. Syei gEo1
gao@ @tnctnnet 8eIen9t man Guf bsier BARN in SO e5frrnSSn'
nag St' Sputs uno eptcneo tn 2 Eaaen.
SsosI pala9tr BAT 100 Rflmb @eydd feel. S.,hsr Au,,
~ Seersn sejatlsit Pa!bea grets. 9Inber rttsr 4 qSt~,.
GaS Gep9G 8sSt NIT ben gaTasterra unb rsp,r,t NIT ,sa.
y gletHeI 3eu an 6snl 8ejtlutmunQsUrt an. an c g.s .sHsH
enc 0el~etn'snHs aber ietn @eYSe bS an Sem E 81 81 81
Senrlqe Aeenten fnb al Sen berI6ipbsr,, 49,.
sha a ost oapn aagefsat, nm Gin panberer an ertss,,,o. I w.
!tem Nspads better 81 ~EeSrOeru. Oiefss ~ 1S s,A ~ 49,
00F'SsI'' cen fetne anSere gatn btaet. - S"'0'"
: va 6ntrprsifs bpu 8alttmort nah
,.-~ Gee sfans asesde fret
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21
yiOyOIi6e GcnfrQl Gilen6o5n
Werdnberter Gahrplan

rae benz 0tRen NIB Rprbeu.
Gers risr- SdbrpIai1.
Gn unb nap benz 10. april rperben bic 9une auf bieier
ua&fcIseuber MeiIe erpeSirt:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-07-21
SNFP %"S %SAt%AA4pIt GaN
Gee S'fans cesde frs:.)

@ S3Ns ~5elon0Sr@1 ssetsatntBn0hute.
GinpanSerer unb 0eieube iplten 5eEr porf6tia fem
e6e fe ibre Silette taufen unb iclten SfeieIbe1n nur in
benz Bureau bes tnter5eidneteu augetelteu Ggeuteu
taufen. 1aA 1915 $500 fe- ag.
Dteienigen, irel1e in Baltimore anfpuaneu, iperben f6
cPne S6wisriSteit Siletts fir biefe 9iuie perf6affeu f6nz
nen, tneetn Der Gseut Der rDeutf9en @eieli4aft" bei
iErer GGnSuns iPueu ben unter3eiGneteu ggenten %bprfsusu
ipirb. .arry 4s. - + re gs. -
ale t~eitere %gustuuft unb Sfats ertbeif uneutseIbIi4
CO. u. 4tteearcnSS,
@f N 9estsst-@mt9FdntGt-a geEt Der a~aaIt.BEss Csc
ue f e1Q Sltp-&tftnhskn. m
SasoI stc. ~ @pdMeS|Tr.s UotCtfncres
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31
Nav ORLEANS ARRIYAL..

NEW 0RK, March 0U.
The steamer New Brunswick from New
Orleans 23d, arrived here.
General Growers force returned to the vi
cinity of Baton Rouge, with $50 bales cot
ton, about !, 500 hhds. sugar and 1000 bbls.
molasses, aud more could be readily OBJ
tained.
Captain Foungblood, Chief of General
Gardner's staff, and five members of the
rebel signal corps were captured.
Youngblood says that the rebels have a
force in reserve, which can be readily
thrown in Port Hudson or Vicksburg,
Dudley's brigade was encamped at the
head of Profit Island
The Hartford and Albatross were the
only vessels that passed Port Hudson.
The destruction of the Mississippi is
confirmed. Sixty-four of her crew are
missing, forty-two of whom are prisoners
and the rest are supposed to be killed.
Among the prisoners sre Captain FOn-
taine, Of the Marines.
The New Orleans Era of the 22d reports
the receipts of 1000 bales of cotton the
past week, which had been concealed fol
months.
A letter from Hilton Head the 25th says
This morning all the Monitors, number.
ing six, also several gunboats and schoon
ers, left this port.
The Ericsson has just arrived with ahoat
ing machine to clear the channels of tor
pedoes, sc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31
REPORTS FROM KENTUCKY.
The Rebel Raid a Failure.
Federal Advances in Tennessee
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINoToN. March p.
Tribune's Special

Tribune's Special:
DeserteTs returning to the army are
rapidly increasing and is estimated upon
the basis of careful returns that the army
of the Potomac are receiving acquisitions
from this source at the rate of two or three
regiments week.
j. Times special
It is whispered in speculative circles,
that correspondence is proceeding between
our Government and that of France, upon
the subject of letting out tobacco and cot
ton belonging to French merchants in
Richmond, Charleston, New Orleans and
Mobile.
Herala's special:
Information received from the Army Of
Potomac shows that it is in splendid phys
icsl condition.
The oUtpOsts Of our army in front of this
city are daily approached by numbers of
refugees from the South. Many come in
absolute destitution, half-naked and half
starved. Under the recent orders they
are compelled to turn back, or await per-
mission from the Department here to enter
our lines. These people all tell the same
story; desttution in the South, and i'm
pooSADLAAsy " PAg0NAC 5u PBAASo dAA AooG-
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc,
March 20, 1863 7
The enemy's pickets are visible for sew
eral miles, but their troops display them
selves very little. The main body of the
rebel army lies back about fifteen miles
from Fredericksburg. A large force was
recently sent, and are now near Port
Royal.
Yesterday, o Lieutenant and three Ser
geants, all from one company, came into
our lines, and hundreds of others would
come but for difficulties in crossing the
Rsppahannock.
Deserters report great suffering in the
TSUua ----TsEa auu- uTUUlI- dis7s-tie.c---L-
anaoag the troops.
The General Court Martial convicted
General E. B. Tyler of conduct prejudicial
to good order and discipline, in making
an official report of the part taken by his
brigade in the battle of fredericksburg to
the Governor of Pennsylvania, without
proper authority, and publishing the same
in the Harrisburg Telegraph. On a num-
Der Of other charges be was found not
guilty. He is sentenced to be reprimand-
ed in general orders. The sentence was
carried into effect by Hooker, and General
Tyler released from arrest and ordered tC
return to duty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31
Ladies, Union Learue.

Some sixty ladies in Madison, Wiscon-
sin, have organized Union League, to en-
courage loyalty and bring the weight of
their influence against treason. It is the
intention of the League to secure the for
nation Of similar associations throughout
the State. The designs Of the League are
set forth in the following resolutions;
lst. By retrenohment in household and
personal expenses, to the end that the ma
ferial resources Of the Government may as
far as possible be devoted to the entire and
thorough vindication Of its authority.
I'd. BY Strengthening, in the hearts Of
citizens ct home the sentiment Of love and
reverence for the National Government,
and Of establishing in them an unWaVer-
ing determination that the war 80 wick
edly Waged against the Union Of these
States shall not cease until the rebellion
shall have been utterly crushed out, and
the integrity of the Republic re-established
upon a sure and enduring basis.
Sd. By keeping before our soldiers now
g engaged, or hereafter to be called into the
service Of the country, indubitable evidence
Of the earnest sympathy and untiring CO.
operation Of al true American women
and that 1t is our purpose 70 do our whole
duty BY their families.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31
NFWs FRoaI mURFRERsRORO,.
MURFREEsBORo', March 25.

Special to the Tribune:
1t is certain that no rebel infantry has
passed either flank of this army into Ken
lucky. Therefore the Kentucky panic is
baseless.
There is reason to believe than Van
Dorm, with 5000 mounted infantry and
cavalry, moved to strike the Cumberland
river below ClarksVille, to intercept navi-
CATION.
We have trustworthy information that
the rebels are concentrating exclusively in
their front to resist Rosecrans' advance,
but they do not intend attacking him.
They are now not less than 10000 strong
They are fortified at Tullahoma, Stevenson
and Bridgeport.
There are no troops at Chattanooga.
No infantry has appeared at Knoxville
Provisions are being moved from Virginia
TO Tullahoma.
There is no doubt but the rebels are suf.
fering for want of provisions. Jee John
ston's headquarters are at Atlanta, Ga
Bragg is in command of the army viii
headquarters at TullOhoma.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31

The Administration is in receipt of re-
liable information to the effect that the reb-
els are preparing to abandon Richmond as
the capital Of the Confederate Government.
The .forli6cations in and around the city
which have been uuOseuPied fOr some time,
are being put in order for occupation for
that part of Lees army which has been
falling back from the line Of the Kappa
hammock for some time past
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31
LEGAL NOTICES.
nLTF a. REIIREN n RLACKMER

TSTATE OF REUBEN H. BLACKMER
y Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Administrator de bonls non OF the
estate Of Reuben II. Blackmer, late Of the city Of
Cleveland, deceased, BY, virtue OF an authofity
Granted bv the Probate Court for the county q
Cuyahoga, Ohio, will sell at public auction nom
the steps Of the Court House, IN the city Of
land in said county, on Thursday the second aay
Of April 1863 at two o'clock in the afternoon, the
following claims that accrued IN the lifetime ol
SAID deeedent, which said claims are Desperate oy
reason Of the doubtful s0IucnsV fthe debtors;
Note Of G. W. Durgin for S4,42, due Feor9aIfy
O 1859; note of Luther Graves for S53 20 due teo-
ruary I, 1857 note Of Phineas Shepard Tor slVV,
with interest, due September -, ls59 note % 81
Walter c. North for S459.I5, due December =
E r. PERKINS,
Administrator de bonis non OF Estate Of 70, =; Il
Blaclkmer. L.-t 49,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31

Agricultural Implement Manufacturers.
A meeting of the manufacturers of Ag-
ricultural Implements in Ohio is to be held
in Columbus April ID, in the rooms of the
State Board Of Agriculture. The object is
to adopt such measures as may be necessa-
ry TO secure a representative in the Inter
national agricultural Exhibition to be
held at Hamburg, Germany, in July next.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31
KANSAS NEWS.

hANSA5 OIIIi IuIUu 70
Further particulars of the capture of the
steamer Sam Gatty yesterday by guerril-
las, state that nine negroes and two
wounded soldiers were killed; a third who
was wounded escaped to Independence
1he amount of money taken was $50, 200,
of which $500 belonged to the boat. The
guerrillas had intended to destroy the
boat, but they finally allowed her to pro-
ceed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31
DROBATE Court Cuyahoga County

DROBATE Court Cuyahoga County
Petition to sell Land. Edwin R. Perkins
Administrator de bonis non OF Estate ol X n
BIaeixnaer, deceased vs.. Maria Q. Worthm gton,
Henry c. Blackmer, Edward Blaekmer, Mary
~. Bailey, George WOrthington and Huldan b;
Blscxmer To Henry Q. Blackmers bdWaTa
BiaclZuier and Mary W Bailey, who are heirs
and local representatives of Reuben Fl. Black
mer, deceased -, i. - -
March, 1858, said Administrator de bonl9 non
filed his petition in the Probate Court oi Say q
Cuvsboga County, to obtain an order ot saia
CoiIrt. a its session, on the 4th day OF a ApTli,
is63, for the assignment Of the dover or Hnlaah
3. Blaekmer, the widow ofsaid Reuben ~ hiiicI1
mer. deceased, in and for the sale OF the iollon-
inc Real Estate, Of which the sald heu1Fh n;
BlacI,mer, died, seized, or so mnch tHeleos ~ ssi
as NAV be necessary to pay the debts oI sal1 lS
decedent, to wit The Homestead upon Whleh
the said Reuben II. Blaekmer resided, at tne tliils
OF his decease, being west hafof SUI lylslon p
of Granger's subdivision often acre lots Nos'
81 aed 81 in the City of Cleveland, IN said Gouh-
tv Of Cuyahoga, having front OF S. leet On fIos'
meet street, and being 1888 ieet deep
D'-s1 E. R. PERKINs,
Administrator de bonis non Of Estate Of X - d
Blaezmer. 10 = -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31
RRnnT KRNTurKY.

CINCINNATI, March ~.
The rebel raid into Kentucky has proved
a failure. The Commercials Murfreesboro'
special says the rebels report 1900 Fed
erals at Savannah, Tennessee, that Grs-
nada is in our possession, and that Grants
forces are surrounding Yieksburg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-31

DELEGATES APPo1ETED.-At regular
meeting Of the Cleveland Typographical
Union, held on Saturday evening last, the
following delegates were elected to the Ma
tional Typographical Convention, which
meets in this city on the FIRST Monday in
May ]. A. Spencer, Thomas A. Stow, E.
q Hnrdr ----