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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-10-15

territory fact under our military CONTROL our System
being military emancipation while the Lasts 1t will be
abstract question whether the slave would have been
free n law, without this actual emancipation BY military
control.
Second to the status Of The rebel States. There
theory OF State suicide. Another OF State abdcaton
Another Of State forfeiture Another Of suspended ANNA
ton And each Of these requires solution Of the
sus to national government and whether and how far TO
be governed by the Prendent conquered territory held
under the power and how far by Congress- terri
tory belonging to the nation and destitute Of
In these THEORIES article in the Atlantic Monthly, at
trbuted to Mr. Sumner says whole senates may be lost
How and when IL ever, these questions will come up
wise enough to forecast IL it, then. wise require
men, before they shall units in supporting the Government
to adopt any one OF these theories or s results Most
loyal agreed all 10 time will be, In the hearty
desire to see emancipation begun completed in every
State before it resumes it's functions Sia'e the
Union All will agree TO sustain the Government Pre,i
dent or Congress- both n the exercise Of all legitimate
powers to that result But s IL wise patriotic,
the mds Of this contest, TO make up political issue
among the friends Of the Government this question
Gov Boutwels system 10 based upon several doctrines
1t that the States which under rebel
control out Of the Union States II that
they must enter the Union by new process IL as
to receive them back. The right to make conditions i'm
plies right to refuse 1t assumes that when the
shall arise Of State coming under loyal control and pro
posing to re-enter on Ito course In the Union II will be
wise and Just TO refuse TO receive it except Free
State 1t assumes that it will be wise aud just TO do the
with every State, and TO make distinctions be-
tween Tennessee and South Carolina II that
10 wise 10 declare now what TO be wise and lust then
II assumes that II 10 wise aud just to make the present
declaration Of what 10 be wise and just them system
to which the Government and loyal people must commit
themselves With the utmost respect which many years
Of acquaintance have taught me- for his motives and
Abilities and without discussing bis system cannot see
public duty or policy 10 the light Whatever theory
may Dc propounded all will agree that TO refuse re-
claimed State which has rescued itself from traitors and
ready TO submit to the draft and the ax laws and i
fighting the enemy from ito own soil~to refuse such
State recognition tho war against IL being over solely on
not yet begun course Of perhaps for want
OF time and not OF w-al will agree that such course
would Dc an exercise Of tansceDdant imperial power
All agree that ours 10 system Of States and nation II
requires and assumes the existence Of nsnes each In s
orbit and with s axis, we'll % ra sun, and The
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-10-15

And now rrvetng again to the complaints that have
been made u IL singular to observe how isundced the
minds OF some Of those Who speak in the New England
States on this subject Of conduct There were some
persons members Of tho House OF Lords who Thought A.
to plain on an apparent case Of not one
case but many that had been seized
ships in passing from neutral ports IN other
cases on the sea, but apparently Legitimate voyage
and 1t was urged that ought not 10 submit TO have or
vessels thus sized aud thus interruoted
had to deal with that and my answer was that
according to the law Of nations IL ship had an osen.bs
voyage to destination which not her destination
she was bound, in fact to any eDeuys port with NUM-
tons o. war the begerent had right stop that vessel
on the high seas said the law had been laid down by
Lord Stowell and other great English authorities, and
tbat now we were Beutals did not think il ft we
should depart from law we had laid down az bel.
igrrrnts. lCbeers said that in America, although
mere were some Of the local which had not the
authority Of such Lord Stowel and Sir William
Grant, YET there was court Of appeals--there was
Supreme Court 10 the United States which contained
ana had Tor many contained learned and Of
as high reputation in the law, and OF unsued repu
tat"n Tor integrity, as any that have eat in English
OF justice and that ought TO wait patiently for
TOE decisions OF those tribunals Now, what is my sur
PRISE 70 hnd and what would be your surprise to End that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE-GkOCEkl AND LAGOON
L store. in good location, In brooklyn, tes,ihrr
with lease Of house, &C, now doing God hu-n,s,
all ~ tufer red complete,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17

WANTED A SITUATION. BY A RESPEC-
w table young girl as chsmbermaid and laun-
dress. No direction TO go short distance in the
country. Good city reference given, Please call at
III East 10Th 81 t9y h9Vg, 1yJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17

LOR SALE CIiEAP--A lIOk>I -NNOEING
J. blacksmith and Yheelwr sh' Shnr on Brnsiway
between Clst and G2d str IL Ia, been closed to the
great Inconvenience Of the height OIhOod by reason
ufths sickness aud death Of the late owner. TooIs
6rges and all comp ote. REM very low. Apply 10
JOHN MILLER SD II and 9th Nv. go
SALOON FOR SAIE-SlIiATED on n.
- cast side Of the CITY, Handsomely fitted up bag a.
telle table, ktchon utCnsl &c twin be ,old yrry
cheap n applied for b fore saturday II not sold b.
that time, Il will BE- sold At aucL on next week tor
particulars, Iuquir Of j. L. kNGLEnARI & O.
Auctionvers, ~ Bowery. su
G1nn WILL Buy THE STOCK A%p
SIONJhIturc. Of well fitted UP halor stoyr
AMI, % flst TN ~. liz,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17

L'OR SALE-AN OLD AND WILL ES-
tsblrhed produce stand, with horse and wagon.
Inquire at BOZ Green wich st. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17

I'Ok SALE-A FIRST CLASS GROCERf,
doing good business, and situsted on Fulton ave-
Brookyn will be sold cheap "a the owner Ia gons 20
leave the city. For further particulars inquire l'B
schermerhorn At, brooklyn 20,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17

LNOk SALk-A kiSDLlNG WOOD YARD,
i doing large cash business, located la " cst 2Ji
street Reason tor selling, the owner hss other bu.
ness TO attend 10. Apply 800 tshth ave- IN GOA OF
flee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17

a WONDERFUL III Sill FOR MALE And
. male help Of all nations, At W. Broadway,
eeAt door 10 the NsshinstDu Hotel. Those lately
luldt ympo d Immediately. Cooks wanted. nor
ter and farming hands 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17

TOR SALE-A FINE NEATLY FlllfD
W bar room, with good fItures. dong, rpod
bushes" Apply at las ave c. bet 9th AMI !'fh 90,
EOR SALE-THE GROCERY 4 LIQUOR
L store 800 second Az, cor 3GIh st. JOHN &. fA-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17

llRL> EXPERIENCED Is NNING
brsIing and doubling machin,s, wanted az the
,skt " .gks, 1913 Fret ave. 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-17

EORSALE-IHE STOCK AND flNILkLS
4 Of liquor store for 900, dong n good bu .incs,
The reason tor selling 10 the owner can't attend to It.
Inquire at S2A East 10Th Ut. bet. A snd Is. -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-12
Co6oC- Berie6te. /.

SnnTpo Derurtbetlt.-Bet eimert
flr3li6 tn Sort Mc0enrY abae6aItenenRrteas=
@eriGte tpur0e CAPT. 0oIDon pom Der g3ebet=
lsnzNrmee iGulpt8 bsfunbe,3, innerbal6 DER
8unoe8ltnlen fir Ots Rsbe(en Nrmee recru
ttrt uno unter fal(hem 8orpafo tn unlern
Camps berumipiOnirt 81 BADEN. Doe Rrteee-
@eriAt perrrtbetlte tin gum 8pbe. CT mtro.
wenn Oa6 urt1eti rom Wr1NDenten befGtlot
ptrc, am 6retta9 nd6fer WuNe er16olIen
rOsrosn. 0oroVn tpnrpe In 0sfoir9tnten ein>
gefau9eu. s iii al aaa. s1'ayrg3 IN
6euer.- 0egen II ube Gsftern Mloreen
Sertetb 6aS an Der gloroneltlthsn Ode bon Ga-
rpltne ltroBe II. @anton 4pfnue geleaeue Oaue
BON einen i4eDtoftsn Ramin In 8euer uno
rurOe fa(t gan; 3erlSrt. 80 OaIelbe tpdr Sun
elmer NngsIsne GeDltslO, pte abr utGts peniz
ger aIS elm @n9tl 3u letn lAetnt, ais Rnetpe
uno Vparetn9taus benibt unb ftanb In stem
LID 3tpeteeutt9em 2ufe. Das amaren3enoe
6ramebauS, welaes BON -5srrn Sotn Oupp BE-,
tpobnt tDtrb, gertetb. ebenfaGs tn Jeuer uao
6rannte BIC gum eEIten Gtodperf ab. 8eioe
6auler 9sfSrten 81 Der 9interlaNeal4aft elmer
Wars. WeYers. .a75
0rdbltGer Tpb.-Scbu 0etaer, eth
Nrbetter Der Baltimore uno SGio Gtleubabuz
@eieaI9aft, mar 8elfern MOraeu esogn 8 ubr
nit Ntpafden beg untern 86etl8 etne8 Dafa,
%9terIpageUnS beiddfttst, als elm enberer 0as
spn NIT folder @cpalt 9tgen bfn erltergu de-
fobsa purOf, baB otelsr fit In 8epesune
Itbte uno Die Rdoer H6er" oea unoladlinen
Arbetter etngem. 8eios 8eine tourpen inn.
% er bet Setner Wrbeie auf ben @dtsnen liben
Eubte, f6rmli@ ab0ei6nttten. Sein Mn0Itge=
I9ret lamnelte cine Mieuge Mlen(Gen urn TIN
nno SOL. q. Sbutt IteB tin na9 BET WlQtt
form, uno oDn 80 no@ Der 0a0e be5 DepDt8
brtn9en, no unan DerIhtebene Mittel aapan0-
te, u9n ietne @hmer3en ga milOeru, bod TIM
ionlt. WeutBe Wtnuten fp1ter maGte oer SOB
Ietnsm gr1bliusn QetDeu etn @nDe. @etne leb@
ten Worte tparen: 80 0ptt metn q r.
mes Wetb unb metue GtnDer."
@eiger mar BON OrcfeIlton Elm @Guetoer uab
ppbute LANCE tn Sf Baltimore, no ct lebr Be.
fannt uuD 90n Nlen geahtet mar. @eit meb.
rerfn Sabren am Depot angets(t, tpar er Der
stn3tge, ben BITE 8eamteu bstpegen F~onnten, bic
gsfdbrlt6e Nrbstt gu perrt6ten un0 eB mare
ntGt R1ebr als Nent, nenr Der BOnrD brr
DtrettOren Der @ompagnie bar ognen @ittpe
u. tbrsn bier unmitnoigen Waiisn etne Itttrate
unterftibung 3u Gbetl tperben lieBen. Nlan
bra6te ben 0erfUrbenen mad letner 8e0ou=
iuu8 In 9%sapsubaufr., 100 ietn @elb unD Gtn
Der ltatt bes 8atere, Der le Dor t~pentgen Stuns
Den 8eluno unO muntsr bsrla0su Bate, bic
8srFummelten usberreIte bes Nrmen NIT Iau.
TEN WsbtIa8en empfiugsn.
@tn Uffener Nebetl. - 80r9sfern
tpurOe stn 8spider Us. 0tnpls Oetboftet, wstl
tr I'M 5oparO 6uule auf bic @el unobett
nSefs" 9~etruutsn bate. DtubLe fam tir3ttd
pom Suofn uno man slaubt, bob er etn Ga
pttdn Der 8sbeuensNrmee mar. Sol. 6tIb Lief
tbn SOrlaaftS butter SGlOB un0 NteSel leBsn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-12
II. st. Gbriffiam GOmmtffOm.
Office, SO. 80, 80. 8altiaoreftr.

Baltimore, ben z. Nobember 1868.
SaS iintersei9nete @ontite Der Il. ct. @brifian
= cntmll1ton beS MarpIdnber Difritt8 1T
9e9enmartlg IN grpBer @elbnpt6 gun 8eI9affung bon Scz
lpttaizSec1trfttifen &leiber, Seppi9e II. {. 10. fir bic
tra1nten ltilo Derwnnbetet Gplbaten llnb Matrpien in ben
9olptfaiert. Cine Sumue bon ipeniser ais $40, 900
rel9t ntpt ans, I'm ben @nforberun8en fir ben beran=
itapencett SStnter gu entipreten. #e'
0ur1 DE Seltteuer bon suten 6relnbeu tpar bic @6riz
1tlan eoinmllitcn in ben Stanb 9eiebt, 0ielen 8auienben
BON bertpunbeten Spfbaten auf Rem g6la6tfelbe rnb
Seelenten anf ben S9iffen limb Sanprer6ppten unierer
Wtarine Siilfe gu ~bringeH. GO 30.
OaS Scnltte rtabt beBbal6 Ieinen 8riibern int Grebiz
ceramic, iUel9e bur9 bieieS Circular pber i~pnfttpie BON I'M
ierer 9tOtb %erfa6ren, adtnnsfbpQ unb e~rsebenft ben Spr=
19la9, elne @ollefte IN i6ren &ir1en 5u er6e6en an benz
gage, Der bonn Prdfibenten aIS Oanf= unb 8ettag fir
oe ltnlerer 0tatton 9~efpd9rteu S6ue unb @na6e in ZEN
0etapre1t ettteS f%urtt6arcn uub b~lutigen arieae8. = Sci
fteitert, ME mir fie er6itten fir bic ~Ieibenbeu ScIbaten
lInc SeeIeute lnlerer Grtnee ltnb Marine, tperben BON unz
ieren1 Sater i'm Sintnel Dbne 3tpeifel ais Oanfcpfer onz
9enontnlelt' Der OiGnft, ben ite benjenigeu e~r5eigen, nelbe
lRr seben fir bic @ert9eioisuug unIerer Gesierung etn=
leetelt, ut nun etit tIGwader Danf fir bic orp6en Spfer,
Die ne tltr uniere St6erbeit bra6ter.
S9lr bpffen baB bic Serren @eifliGen aner SefenntniIie
alentpalben rnIerem aufrufe 6pIge Ieiften. Die foaettir=
ten Setra9e merbeu in benz 2pfal ber @6riftGifen Commit
iton, ytr. Il 2Seit 8alttmpreftraBe, banfbar entgesengez
rpntnet.
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ertraffeuns ser mao0a6ufetts eeeisIatur.

Bottom IL. NUS. Die G~rtrafbuns Der
Wafaduietts 2eetalntur rurbe beute erGfnet.
@Ouo. Nnbrers la9t Ia letner 8Uti6aft, bte
2eSislatur let %berufen, tim boS ouf Ma1aGus
iett5 fcmmenbe GretfptGi9en Contingent auf,
3ubrtugen. CT lAtd3t Dor, eem MaGa9ufttS
6reitpilieen neben ibrer Q~Gbuuns mod etne
3nlo9e aus Der @taatafade gu 3atIsn unb
bsflrUOrtst Die Wntperbung bon Tatbigen.
Die Norsie DsS @puperueurs wuroe IUfprt
an Elm @Omite Ssrwielsn. Gtne 8iu, pel&e
DUrIhlGet, alien SOlDoteu, tpel@e F@ tanfttg
anperten pDer pteDer anperben laHep, Rett
aGer tsbt nus9ebotensn 8OnntteS $40 aus benz
@taatsiaaB gu 3ablsu, ptro murSen btsfuttrt
perben.
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btrstt BON Walau, al8 er tueaaefanaeu tuuyte
unD fat $50 Sdds Sols unO 1875 SAP @ona
a Bere. Gr fibrte etn eualilGes 8eeilter,
Ia aber trObOem Gin In Baltimore G~ebantea
Tatr;euB.
4oetn una bbaagtger getec=
Il = C. Sin Matrole, Der lEb SD6n Water8
nennt, mahte TA eelera bas Ber9nngsn. eth
rpentg Dettcttp 30 lptslen ano perbaftete etuen
~aepiIen Soc 6enbsribUt Ia BEN NdSY @arb
gtlenbabnf lrren ipegen Dtslo9al tat, 0sns
Oeebut poute lt9 bteie8 ntAt 70 rubi9 9efaaea
|lalIea uno rtsf Dte DOlt3et III 6Clfe, peltbe DEN
0OulD = be OetfCtip Dor Ni@ter Uer8ui0n
brante, Der tbn nab Wrmmero St@sE srpeDi=
Eren LIES.
! 3met M6nner an Gcbe ges
.qu etIAt.- 8or0eIteea Wlprgen gegen 10
.1br fnr3te eine Gr0banf ON ufer be8 Jlufes
tn Ger 9tabe Der SIC StraBe Elm a D~grld3iits
tete etnsn G0nttab1no Nsger NamensG buma5
8rown, tDeI6er NIT meoreren Unoecn NIT ecist
Waa8roben Derlslben belb6lttet mar. Wtan
rtraf lofort Nnltalten, I'm i'm ia retteln, letoer
mar CT aber l0On eIae Qetdbe ais mas tim
.berana3c8. Grin &Srper mar fardtbar 3er~
quetIAt.
Naamittogs sreignsts lf3 eta d6ulIds8
uu9liG an Der 0anD auf Der Ia1Iette Der
Z. StraBe, Wpbet eth 8ubrmann be8 6errm
perry 9tamens Nrtbur lammt 1einem Dagen
DerIhitset wuroe, Gr wurpe nit Der arGBten
Wlu0e berauege8raben, mar aber e~benfa1s toDt,
ba Die faaeaDen GtomaRen tbm ben sails &C.
broGen batten. Seiu Wagen par tn @tide
8eridmettert NIB pas BferO lAper oerlsBt. Sa
bstOen T1len 3stNneten T4 Die Mr5eitsr I'm
5Ouragter Otpartement ourA t6re 8erc3tvtlz
lt9fstt uno tbati8e 6jlfeletfua9 aus.
S0teberet.- Gin Woutag beAess
nete Elm inn9er Wfonn ets,em 6erra, peg ieiuer
SAWster Die Gle otrIprpGen unp baun cine
Nn0ere 9ebstrottst bate, tn Der Z. ,abe g.
@trabe nnp feQte Jpn para6er gu gsspf,
Der 0ruDer gertetb user etne Nsu5elun9
bsS roortbrahi9sn Galans Ia 9yOBe Nufuguue
uno @feuerte 3 SGu1e auf osulelben as. s6s ee
oteisla aelang, aus istnem gsreiGe gu font
men. Son Den 3 @9uisn 9tng etner Dem
6ltebenoen ourh bte 6auo un0 Elm anDeyer tit
bQ6 Sberbeta. 8etDe 8ermunbnngen Gnp,
tpenn aud laner3tta, oob uu9efGbyltG. a.
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Mns Sapan.
SmmebmenSe SeinSfeIisfeit sese,r sic 0rifIidem
WGtipnen.

San GranciscU 10. g|pp6r. g(us
6Ofooabt linb Nenrttten bic sunt 6. Oft.
Gtsr stngeIaufeu. Der 8irR ION ganga1oft
BAT 8efebI 9essbsn, boB 5alspb 6eta. Elm fiji,
Der tn Gan Granct8co mcGuenoer Sapantie,.
unb bte topanealGen 0ilCten, pslGe ben $3.50
ming nod @imOniatt Suub 0efa6rt 6aiten,
eetTDtet parOeu %lolteu. Der erfe MtntRer
unp bret anpere M|tt9liepar Dee Cabinets maS
rem e~ntlaIen mcrDeu, neil (e ii@ gu @unRen
bss 6rteOsnS NIT Dsn GrtfltGsn NattOnen aus
9sipruGen bnttea.
ANu& bobsn bic GebGrben alien 6remben
befUblen, Nar8oloft gu perloffn, btsIe ober
tpsteertsn fi6, rem 8eetGe gu 8etor6sn un0
Der iapaneflGe @Oupsrneur reiGte feline Gnt~
laTung elm.
Der U2tcatD Bate bm Gamtcs (6irfsn)
psrbOten, frsmSe Sd Fe 3m faufen.
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Oie Serslcmte unlS Ser WaiIitdrbiemR.
0pn Der Nptnmar Grmer.
Der Sie9 bel S9appabannpca Citation. = Meberreis
cbnng Der erOberten Gabmen u. (. 10.

Der Sle9 bel NapPabdttnuG Sfatiutt. ueberreis
dbntg Der ecOberten Sabnen 1t. I. 10.
6%auptquartter oer 0Utomoc, Mrmee,
IL. Stop 8 80 Born
@slerm iterrei6te Col rptpn, mel&er leg.
ten 6amlda Oie 8rtea6e ccmnanbirte, foelne
Die fetntltden gBerte BET Noppataunrd Stas
ttOn erlarmts - In 8e8leitnng BON Deputos
tionen aus ben Geginnentesu, Die IiA am Stmrm
bet6eiltat batten, benz Sen. Wleabe Die 8 bort
eeNummeuen Gelofnbneu. Die Nfatre mar
cine r1eberraGAuua fir Sen. Meaoe, Dem man
SOrber ~tetnerlet glcti3 bapou 9egeben batie.
@uluuel rlpton iberreidte Die T1bnsn I'm Nas
raen BEG 5. unb 6. W2atue. bee 5. Ntsc. uno
bes 121. Ng. Negts,, pel9es lsbtere uptous
Neatment TT. Sen. Weaot anttportete :
Colonel Upton, Sftltere unb @oIOaten BON,
6. Corps SD empIan8e NIT GROCER 8efriez
bi9ung bteIe S6lantfatu'n als 8eDeiie Der
auten Sa6runs unD Gapfetfeit, bte S6r am 7.
B.. bspte1en babt. Die GrItarmuua Der @tel~
luna bes Getnbes Get 9lappa1annod Citation,
Der Fh btnter 9tebOnten unb @AteBar1ben
SerI@anst bate, Die BON Sufdnterie uno Nrs
tiIerte oertbetbigt nurren, NIT Dem bIoBen
8asonnet, mar sine T@ot, Die nnr- ron ben
belen SOlpaten nuegefGbrt perbsn fonnte unb
nuf bersn J%te|altat SIR nit Nedt tpl; 9etn
fSnnt. Dtelslbe 9iet mir pa8 0ertrduen, bn6
i'd mid tn filnftt9sn Sperattoneu duf bte Qeute
unier rnetnem Commando 0~erIafen fam, BITE,
penn auf9sfOroert, WIes ttu1 iparcea, mas
WGnuer thun fGnnen, l1nD pbglsttb es nein
8etreben fila tptyb. Sud tn lotte 0cftlpneu
au brtneeu, tpslfe folGe barten RGmpfr TN,
nSttig MAIDEN, 70 8tbt e5 bod Sale, tn wel9en
eth 0Orgsben mte o1S Guyige ber etn3iee unb
Bette Wea If.
SD wsroe siele Tlo99en Dem 3rteasOepar
tement iberienben. SD babe bereits Cure
quite Tabrung bUrthtn 9emeltet unb @uren
Communicates Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes
WrGFpenten sugeI&idt. So werOe, 1pbotO mir
Die n6tbiaen 8ert@te augeben, cine General
Srore erlo6fn, Ia pelAer i'd alien Sruppen.
bic lt6 ausge3einnet baben, @ere6ttaEett rperz
be tptoerfo0len loIen. Mu1 TT e8 mein 9ors
Ias, ale @otOatsn, weI@e 70 8roBe Mneaet&>
nun0 bfr0teut baben, belubnt gu leben.
SclDatenI Sn yldmen Der Irmee un5
bes 9anbes banfe tb gu9 ftr Die Dtsnac, Die
SIR peletRet uno b~eipnDers fir bas 8eiIpiel,
BAG SIR gegeben 9abt unb bn8, Id stpeifIe
nt6t parau, bsfOI8t uno ua28eetfert perben
tpirb."
@tne W1uVttonbe 6~s9leitste Die Population,
treI6e, nonoCm fe R6 nUb sint9e 3eit unter=
haltsn bate, tu's Qoeer 3urGdfetrte.s
Stenuns Der NUtOnrGc 0trmee.
Gen. 8ufOrb paiirte eetern bur9 gulpeps
per unb rsc0gnUactrte bte @teIung Dec GeinDes
am N%nptoan. NGrOIi1 pom Gtaptoan lebt
fetn 8sinO msbr, aber @uertuaS b~eunru6i8en
unIere 4tnten. @eitsrn murbe 0rtpat 6srrY
tu Der N6be nes Qagers 0ur4 @uertQas Serz
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@s NJ ttb bterm ii Radrt6t ee6ebeu ta6 Der
uuter5etdnete BON Baltimore I'm Staat MldrDGanb lid BON
penn gSdtlensertdt beiaeter StdSt am 16. Cttober 1868 8e=
SSt9lnta6 tisunea=9aptere siber bic Sinlerlalieni6oft bon
Mnna Mtarta Sats weI3e IN bea8ter StaSt ~3etprban
IT, peri3attt. IGe Yerfcneu, ipelte Mnipribe an bic Der
forDene 6u MAIDEN baben, iperben baber duTsefprbert, 1plde
AT 0ber Dor benz 16. Npri1 1864 BET Dem llnterseiduetert ael-
tene Si MAIDEN, tteri8enfaIS ie Ipater nad benz G5eieb tstne
Anlpru6e an pbt8e 9tnterIafienihaf nebr nadeu f5nnen
: l5nct4m1nIml 81 er Mn n s NIA.
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@swtrb Gtermtt Ra@rt9t 8eQeben, SaB Ser
ilnterastd1n te BON Baltimore i'm Stdaf I2arptanb lt5 pon
Gem gBatlengert9t bele ter Stabt am IL. September 1868
Seonurdbtt9uu9s=9aptere uber bs peri5nIi6e @taentbum
pm y ster NrnDlb, pel@er In 6%eia9ter @tabt gefprben
IT, Seil9ottt bat. @ae 9ericnen, wel@e Nnlp, iide an BEN
S ;oe1n 10 gu ftacen P1esn, merten baber auf9efDrbcrt,
ten geltenb su MAIDEN, mtbrtsenfal8 1e ipGter mad benz Sc
lles tetme &nlprube an beiast 9tnterloiieni6aft m br MAIDEN
fDHneu.
Spbn $. Better, Standardization.
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81

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unterSet9nete BON Baltimore i'm Stat Wdrplanb ids BON
Dem 20auen8ert9t beidete, Stabt am 26. Sftpter 1863 BE-
60ana9h9ungs=Yaptere iiber bic Stuterlalien1faft ppn
ebrttppb 9eutner, pelher In belaeter Staot aefpr=
BEN IT, peri@aft bat. IQe peripnen. pel6e &nlprI6e an
pen REINFORCEMENT 3u maiden BADEN, perben bn6er aufacfprbert,
loloDe an oeer Dor eeh 26. Nprtl 1864 BET benz llntersei6ne.
zen 9eiten6 jl MAIDEN, wtbrtgenfaas lie lpdter mad benz Sc
tege tstne Nnlpriibe an btid8te 9interiuiieni6aft ,nebr ma
(1gfpp4m1nlp) Treb. Qpntnpr. Slim
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6. g. Griffith,
e .. q. Says,


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w J3ettnns8 : Serareseber in N~tarblanb unb genn=
tploanie1t tbun Elm 9utes gGert, tpenn ie Dbiges Circular
in i6reu 8lGttern aufne6men unb bic @eiffliGen in i6rell
r~elpef'i6en Otitrttten b~ringen6 eriuGteu, unierem Iufrufe
ra95utontmen, ba ie bic Bette @ele9enbeit baSu Baben.
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N~8afbtmafpm, q. q.

+Qntunt. = @elern Wpratn fam
Der BET 8rpine San GbUnls bonn Rononeubuct
@olsplO tp%seSeucmmenc 9ampfer 5eralO am
Euee Der 6. Strobe an. Der 9eralb fam
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Nominiffr0fi0n6E Mn9eioe.

tuaiersetdnete pDn Baltimore i'm StaGt NtarDlanS lid Dot
ocra g9atlensert9t beIaSter Statt am Is. Oftobsr 1868 BE-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uter Bic 9interla6enI6att BON
Staet %se'torben TT peri6aft bat. I1e Ysrionen, wel6e &n-
lprnGe an ben Werfprbtnen 8a modem BADEN, merben bnber
aiuf9efproert lol6e an pter Dor 6cm Is. Nprtl 1864 Bot Rem
unter3etGneten geltenb Su MAIDEN, rttrieenfous lie ipdter
rnebI MAIDEN t6nnen.
(l4rc4plmlp) .Spbn 8retnte, Nbm.
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itbsr bte Sdla&t con @ettasburo, BON 1.
-Ottcter hattrt murbe teutc pffsieQ bet mt ee
moot, Dtsisn 8sr3ug entlaul0tgt Meaoe nit
Dem umfanO, baB er Ste 0eriGte mebrerer
Corps uno DiSiliunS @ommanbonten, bic In
Der &6(a6t IAper b~sripuuset nu,bsn, nidt
trilber babe q baiten fDanen - unD fagts boB
fA ols 81 Iultat Der @dmpdane bte 9fjeOerIaee
bes 6etnres BET @sttpsturg, Ste qrswuneere
&Gumuna @innFYloautcn's uno WarslauD's
uae ba8 ubsrn @benanoDab e. 6baleS, bte Be9.
no6me Son 3 &tuortfn, Al @fdnbatten, b.
621 9sfan9enen unO 24,978 ttetuere BlfFn
angeben Iafen. uulere etgenen 8erluRe paren
1ebr bepsutrnO un6 be1unben, 1tddo ben beifot,
9enben 9ilten, aus 1884 Eo6ten, I3707 Der.
mun6sten uno 6643 Grmi6fea-tm @1n,en
1886 Mann. @r 3oQt Der 6erOtlGen Sapfer
Felt Der 8au3en 0rmee -Sff5tere pte Wana
G9aft- ben Serotenten Srtbut
Die SersIeute l1S Der WeiIitdrbienff.
Dte Uff3tsle g@rnip @a3stte" felt Die 9e
bauptuug, eae Der Rrts9sffretGr ote Srbrs In
8s3ug ouf Die DieufpftAt Der 8erqIeute a6s
9ednOsrt BABE, nts trribamltA tn M6rsbe. a' 10.
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Stenuns Der NUtOmac 3lrmee

Gen. BufOrD paitrte geItern 0ut9 @ulpeps
per unO rsc0gnUactrte Dte @tellung Dec GeinDes
am @nptban. NErOIiA pom JtaptOan lebt
fetn 8sinO mebr, aber @uertua8 ~beunruti8en
unIere 4tnten. @sitern murbe 0rtNat TsrrY
tn Der Ndbe pes Qasers pura GuertQa6 Sers
punbet.
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RSerlom@G mmS 0efmebG.

NspIrf1t+ @inise &naben, bic @pfetbu6-a ea6en erler=
feriffr. (IiWN
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8erlonnt. gini0e gi9arrenna&sr bet s. 81, Sell
O"'Am'9t+ baus @fe 9tsF- 1nb 6agettefraBe.
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NprfbeiIhaffe 8cIccenheif.

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bepeuenbe 6unbIbnft Bat, 1T biltg su serfaufen, neil Der 81
g%entbun1er bic Stapt perladen in6Gte. Nian melbe fb 6aGb
1T Ger Suu=Sfice. (DtMft0)
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D. Stetnba6, 10 80. Sattimprefr, @de GrtPple4S @ueD.