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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-28
To the Patrons Of the Gazette.

Having disposed Of my interest in The
Gszsite 10 A. p. MILLER, l now take
formal and final leave Of you as Ito editor
For more than lhros y'aSI have oon-
dneted tho Gazette as its principal edi'or,
and during the whole Of this time my
intercourse With you h's been both plsss-
ant and proStable. My aim and Effort
has been TO promote your interest, fur
Ssh truthful and reliable information
and 10 ineulcate honorable and praise
worthy principles. How far have fal-
len short in this, you must judge-hav-
ing charity TO believe that my errors
were Of the head and moi Of the heart.
know fall we'll the Gazette has not
been conducted with the ability and care
the momsrtous times through which We
ore passing demanded. Ny apology for
this 10 my professional duties. which
have drawn largely on my time, aud
which to mo were paramount to all others.
claiming my 6rs. and mos. special at.
sshtion. Unwilling longer TO slight so
impoElsnt On interest--io half do tba,
which requires to bo so we'll done, l re-.
solved TO relieve myself Of the responsi-
bility. giving place to one who has time,
talent and inclination to perform his
whole dn'y, and perform ii we'll
In taking leave IL tho many warm
friends and travo aud true hearts who
ave sustained tho Gazette, l may be
permitted TO express my deep gratitude
for acts Of kindness performed. and words
ofohesr and sympathy expressed, and Ia
express tho hope that my successor. mtr-
i'ing similar treatment at your hands
will receive il in full measure.
have ever found you full of charity
prompt. willing, cheerful in your sup
port, foIbeAring-ovsn partial 10 your
criticism for this you will accept my
thanks. rendered In the spirit Of warmcs,
cordiality.
or the fu urs politics Of The Gazette
need hardly epsOk. BE assured it's ef-
forts will bo redoubled in tho great, good
aud glorious causs Of tho country, while
an enemy 10 in arms, while traitor des-
oosalss tho soil unpublished. while Fede-
raj Law and Federal authority are defed
in any section, by any people. until the
flag. pnsiGined and unblsmished, waves
in triumph over sea and land, the voice
Of tho Gazette win be for war.
My successor, Mr.. MILLKR. as an editor
and gentleman, is to most Of you vel
known. His personal merit, private vir-
tue, un0lnching fidelity to the Govern
mont and patriotic devotion 10 its holy
cause, must surely and speedily commend
him to all. Knowing his worth, ability
and loyalty. and your discrimination
generosity and patriotism. promise yot
thorough editor aHd valuable paper, and
baspeak for him your sOJdial corporation
and united support.
EHa X, M, CLARKE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-28
To the Readers of the Gazette.
Elsewhere will Be found the Yaledicto,ry


Elsewhere will be found the Valedictory
article Of Mr.. CLARKE, during the past
three years editor r-in-chief of the Gazette.
The Collectorship Of the county and his
constantly Increasing legal business, both
oi which have made large demands upon
his time aud energy, have Undated Mr..
CLARKE to dispose of his interest in the
Gazette. Having purchased that interest,
with the present is3ue the undersigned
assumes control Of the editorial depart
ment of the paper.
In taking charge Of the Gazette we
promise ouly this, that whatever energy
We may have we shall expsud, and What
ever inf1u noe We may gain We shall ex-
srt. in favor OF the Government and
against tho Rebellion. We como 70 tho
work with one earn st desire and sin
gle purpose, viz: To maintain The Gov
srn@cnt and suppress tie rc6 lion by
WAR. Whatever grows out If this s'rug.
gle either as a measure or an incident
sball never turn us against the Govern
ment or bate one jot of our sympathy or
effort 10 sustain il. We adopt the lacono
and pointed sentiment Of the Army Of the
Cumberland. viz "The Government mig
ger or no Niger" Abraham Lincoln
aud his advisers are necessarily the judges
during their term oI Office. Of what means
shall be used in putting down the rebel
lion. Therefore wa shall not quibble and
split hairs upon constitutional provisions.
In our judgment tho Administration las
violated no provision Of the Constitution
since the beginning Of ;he war. But even
il il hal, we should feel il our highest
duty to sand by the Government, and,
necessarily. by those who administer it.
for the two cannot be separated, under
IVuI CdIr, hHHOut IeNUIuilOH duu VII
iual overthrow Of nth IF this is called
a worry submissive spirit we answer, il
is the only spirit which in lime like this
can save .hs nation. True patriotism
stands BY the government in tina Of dan
ger, right or wrong, and corrects the evil
after the danger is over We believe
that the Constitution coniemplales what
ever is necessary to preserve it and tc
mantaiu the government.
Therefore, We say il slavery stands ii
tho way of suppressing the rebellion, rur
over it and crush it. or pluck it up b,
the roots; il the wealth Of tbs South sus
tains the rebellion, conGscats the property
and impov Iisa the rich rebels; il money
is needed 10 carry on the war, issue Trca
surg Nols or adopt thu new Currency
Law il lack Of men prevents speed,
overthrow Of the REBEL ion, pass and en-
lorce tha Conscr'ption Act; If acclimat
soldiers and thoso accustomed TO drudge
ry are needed, arm the negroes for. gar
rison duty or put them 10 doing the drudg
cry Of the Army; If there aro men in th
loyal States who sympu,hiae with The ro
belliou, aud who en- ouragc it by 'xpress
ing sympathy, or who weaken tie 2owe
Of tho government by dicaiI-cling tn
people towards it. arrest them and sen
them South TO their friends or confn
, item during the war. A. p. MILLER.
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Rebel Aeooua, of pembor,on,s DoGca,-
Thirty Cannon Captured

FoRrREss MoNRoE. May 24.-The Rich
mond Dispatch, Ol May 23, contains lhe
following:
MoprLE. May el,--In Saturdays fight
wo lost thirty pieces Of artillery, which
we're spiked and abandoned. On Sunday
the Federal advanced TO take the Big
Black bridge. bat were repubcd, they
crossed niger up and took us in the rear,
when the bridge was burned and the
works abandoned, Our loss is heavy.
Vicksburg is closely besieged, the enc
my closing 10 on all sides.
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Bounty and Pensions.
An Indiana Farm for
Sale.

n WILL SELL my farm containing ONR HUN
BRED AND TWENTY ACRES, situated In Pit-
lhski County, Indiana, one mile from Parsvilo a
stallion ontbe Cincinnati & Chicago AIRLINE Rail-
road There Is about thirty acres under cultivation,
u good house, q good we'll OF water. an orchard OF
we'll selected frntt, &c. | will sell cheap and on
easy terms. may be found at David MilleF's oae
mile nnrl1 OF numontsviile or at s. Beerys Groee-
~, +, In Lancaster; on Saturday.
Lancaster Myi47-f, FREDERICK BoURN.
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EWA good many lawyers, out Of bu-
sineSs, have joined the army. We sup
pose that, having no other prosecuting to
do. they concluded to help prosecute the
WAr.--prentiue.
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Fleet Captain. Miss. Squadron.

"FLAa SHIP BLACK HAVE, }
HANEs' BLUFF. YAzoo RIVER May 90
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-05-28

Official Report of Naval Operations up
the Yazoo nndiu Front ofVicksbuTg.
WAsnNeroN, May 25.-The following
was received this fnorhihg:
"oAIao, May 25
Hon. Gideon Wolles Sec'y Of'he Navy:
The following dispatch has just been
received
(sigued,y PENNoCK.s :
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EEsee advertisement .,34,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BosssaE- sURsmELA. In south Bergen, N J., IN Mon
day. september u, by she Rev ~ q. Putnam, wriaJAa
bosSseE " AMELIA BuRsHEIL
BoUGHros- SsiEknAN-On Thursday September ~, al
tne residence OF me BRIDES parents, by the Rev r. NJ
hasheid DnsIEa X souaHos 70 Gsos@s yosnses'
daughter Of captain sherman, all Of Brooklyn .
HRAnAap-lyE-on Wednesday september 10 oy
tho Rev A Cos kman, OF TRINITY NJ 4. ohsch knwls
EssirAa bhsiNARp 70 MISS AErss visGSiA Dfh, ooa :"
CowAs-FASk.-Ou Tuesday evening, septemberlo, BY
che Rev. Alfred Uookanan, WV. H. owAS 70 AssoSA
CoIs.--Bucrm AZ Trinity chapel, ON Thursday,
September II. by the Rev Morgan Dir, d. hsAn lek
60 MARsARkrrE, daughter OF J. H. bucknAster
FoorK--A nss-At Bridgeport, Connecticut, on woaneS
DAY, September 10, by tho Rev. . NJ Wiley, h.RLs .;
Doors, Of Washington ID G. 10 MISS loriih =
Kssaa-Flnr-n Brooklyn. on Wednesday, Sep.
semberII6 by Rev. r. Storrs ID d., EDwAkp hFs>h 70
MANY Anna, dauah.erof samuel Fleet, Fac.
IArroS-wAks&--on "Wednesday, september ls N
Ssssey city by Rev. c. X. lmsrie HENRY g. LAYTON
20 Miss SARAH r. only daughter OF John walker, hq.,
both Of Brooklyn, l. /
September 49, OF the BRIDES uncle John
Hunn Esq by the Rev. kuGeDe G. PAttson, RosEsr r.
hGKAY Of Brooklyn 70 Miss ELIZA Cox, Of the former
place No cards,
Po,ghkeepsie papers please copy.
OsaooD- McIsrRx-0n Wednesday,, september 10, -
Christ church, by the Rev F.C. Ever, CLINTON B. o.
GOOD to SARAH B. daushterof Major VIM. N hclntire,
United States Army.
Posr-REAp-M Georgetown, DC, on Thursday.
September IT, by Rev. William A. Harris, Rev. GEoRoE
Z Posr, OF New York, go SARAH, daughter Of Robert
PAros-BAYISs.-On Thursday, September II, by the
Row N l.. Rice, n. D., Ron t. S. PATTON 70 HsNRIErrA,
daughter Of James Bayles Esq ALI Of this CITY, No cards
PoIHEnus-Shm Wednesday. September To- BY
the Rev Uriah Marvin, assisted Rev Daniel Lord
and the Rev. Charles 8 Haseman. pr. j. o Poihnus 70
CaRxrMA, daughter Of ID. d. Smith, Esq of Nyack ~ Y.
1ror1-MARsDEy.-0n Thursday, Sepsember II, BY the
1ev. q. DicEsoo FRANK C. srorr 10 JENNIE AARsDKS,
third daughter OF the Rev. 1b0s. MaSsden.
SoxpKRN.-sAckxAsx.-0u Wednesday. September -,
~ the residence Of the brides falher by Rev. G. f.
Ssohmann, d. D. ABRAHAM S0HDERE " Bsrmen. Prussia,
% E1nA G. sAokxASs, daughter Of Jacob H. sackmann,
No. East New York, L. l.
QUAcKNBrM-WA TnHoUsH-O1 Wednesday, Septem-
Der 49, Third Universalls church, by Rev Moses
alou DAVID QrACxMRusH OF Mount Vernon, Westchester
county, N " to Lzzx, daughter Of John WateEhouss,
xsq., OF this city.
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THE LECTURE SEASON

IMPORTANT LRrTuREs DAILY, FOR GENTLEMEN
L enly at the New iork Museum OF Analomc "a Hroad
y fsrues unabie attend shese srcNnes have
for OF receipt u W cents BY ADDRESSING SECRETARY
The New yors Museum u Ansiony
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ei,eanis will be required peo,e The wnership OF The
rrorsrty the facts In relation To IL destruction
mi tir value 81 the property.
The above named persons with their wsnesses are In
Nteu " ELIJAH y. PURDy,
JAMES DAVIS, e.,
AUGUSTUS WEISuANN, y rspee'N
SMITH ELY ia, soo'"Uce.
ORiaDN BLUNT
Ro-rsr C. HurruSgs, Secretary.
nav yosn. sepL ", lsc3
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY 49,

bers Of Fortude Iodee r. and A. NJ. Invited 70 a.
tend the funeral late residence, NO. isi Aeas
sssuEk-On Tuesday evening, september ID NJ nho
och OK MARY Ann wife Of Joseph Snyder, Of Astoria
aged oS years aud months
Dearest mother tbos has loft us,
And thy loss deeply feel,
But IT'S God that has bereft US,
He can all our sorrows heal
She sleeps In Jesus
The friends o. the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral Saturday Afternoon ~ two O'Clock
SrEvEss-A stamford, toun. on Thursday, september
H. Colonel LINUS W. srsvEs late Of New York, aged 10
years.
Tho relatives friends Of the family respectfully
Invited 70 attend the funeral from the Collegiate church.
In Lafayette place. New York, Saturday morning. at
eleven O'Clock me remains win % taken 70 GREENWOOD:
SYMs George SyHr. youngest son o. william and
Jane ny mes. aged months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the iaily respectfully
invited 70 attend tho funeral, this (Frday) morning. 81
eight O'Clock, from his late residence, No. AZ SIKH
avenue.
TkRRNGrOS.-In Roshlyn, on Tuesday September ID,
JOHN n1RSG1ox. ssed % years. months and IL days
ihAcY:-On wednesday, september 10, Anna Woop-
Tracy In the 9th year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 A.
tend the funeral rOmher late residence, l39 west Thr
tyeighth street this riday) afternoon at one O'Clock
wife Of w. B. Unckles and daughter OF the late Henry
The relatives and friesds are invited 70 attend u.
neral from her late residence "a High street. BROOKLYN
nottce.
w,EBAscn--In Brooklyn, on Thursday, September II,
HBsRTs ELISE the beloved daughter Of Chrstiane and
Louis wiebasch after short bat painful disease aged
months and 10 days
The relatives and friends of the family requested
to attend the funeral this rday) afternoon, at three
o'clock from the resdenceoi he. parents corner YORK
MAINS will be Inferred IN the Lutheran Cemetery.
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MEDICAL.

nR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE PRIVATE TREATISE
~ Sc.. 20 Amtt street Shose who Apply in early
Of ssassw be surprised at the and rnpdity
III tnO.r hoWryer WIN have suffered long. ~ IN
structure and chrome viii best his
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WsDeyy i SpApEs
BpfF,
GREEN
ssd slrE HOLLAND.
sndfRrscoED SHADES
pRAys
ptrNAMS,
kAtiEttS
and JuDDs
rArESr FixTuREs
atU 4 Al n RELrYs
Window Shade Manufacturers,
Nc. X9 Bruacvas
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ANTHOLOGY.


A srRoLOGY OR AsTRo-PHRENoL0GY.
s1SS y 81 s n. a. SIH: Ss
rs ; ss,ss ssiS' Il. y second
And II .hoald ins:swho would i ne succeed,
% ssrs &. 81. ss e 10 earn
The present psss and future % discern,
CORES. b. s.sp: improve The hour, =, . Of NE,
Those who wish b. science their fate 70 know,
f.. e;s;S;R
% Ss 81 as & . ~ % and
TaseEns Re%ov.s Law sui.s oS,nins siasiions spsc
n. sa n
se sa's q ssp ss. ss %sSs q nS'sn
Question. answered b letter for q, also PhrsnOosicA
Reader" price three once 10 street below
Prince.
A BUSINESS AND MEDICAL cLAIRvoYANr WHO
81. city and and 5000 T"s nt'i
sa;ias.: %.,,.- q ii%d. yo9 esss %
scrbes for all diseases and Ia maning great b.
vary Fes:s hss .s oman
Mssh ss Gsnsse MS,S an resr. me- e,
c and smooth esS rsr ssss Sna sosan article
only Independent Clavcyant IN THIS Guy she refer
as %o % can ana ssy rsdgh s
Io3 Ess Tr,c,b street. between Thudani Lexington
nue..
COLCHESTER, THE CELEBRATED MEDIUM CAN
" be consulted on all ada rs OF lie past present and
rooms, rs Brosdwa' oppoHie the New York
Hotel IN connection good trance healing medium.
AIRS wM BANKER CLAlRyuYANr. as CANAL
nj sIe.t near snlhvan way t0s consulted on BUSINESS
health sui,~, absent freni+ sni gives invaluable nd
vice ali matters Of NE Consultations ~ ,ehcr Meet
cal s..
NT0 IMPOSITION THE FfvER FAILING MADAME
~ STARR ton Eorop. Who vas torn ~it ns,,ia gt
She eonsus on the vast present ard 'nure All affairs
together tho.c onE
ma ftsges shows senr@s yonr future
band absent fr,ends druntsnu crei numbers
Ladies take rouihat have teen
that have been auoitunat- w. life. cali tots
great EUROPEAN CafvoA ant nd Astro ogl.t for
fats whch ndcc her 10 say that be- equal MOTTO be
Whsh p,tved nudst cssd by hundreds daily
and eagerly her caution loot .wsf nj
one Who can Mdame Starr, the
Eurpt~ Cla tNoyant. IN her protest skiI
she tells you the name ~ The person ycn vii Wary
No Lumhur No ~ East Seventeenth street corner 81
ThpdsvenNr ksWe on the door 9entonen nd n,steA
Ladies NAr oi el.haers sna hos, thai fnitAls
h,t, AMI copy sn,s vefri.meen,oeS
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LfoR LIVERPOOL AND LONDON old BLACK STAR
II lne.-Por Li..rpool he Psenst ship J0ns BRIGHT
London The AMERICAN CONGRESS sails 18th Sept
For passage Apply 70 WILLIAMS ouloS. " Fulton st
I,oR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BLACK STAR LINE.
The first class packet stsp ORIENT. at pier North
river sais September =: The CALHOuN September ~
For passage apply a. the cnse 40 Pearl street
IroR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
n The new aud FIRST Omitted States mail steamship
GEORGE CROMWELL
CaTsan John A. Poet
wiz leave pier No North rver Saturday Sept D. at
y NJ
passase with unsurpassed accommodations an
No ir-,ght received after Friday
II. b. CROMWELL A co.
6 West street
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Birth.
PnnsES.-On Wednesday, September 10, Ara R0sA
PETERSEN Was safely delivered oil . male child.
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CORpORATION NOTICES.

u,uE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY TIE
board Of spperysors 70 examine Claims made against
M c,nn damages alleged TO have been sustained BY
The de OF Injury buildings other real
property consequence Of the recent riots will hold
.et ~ at chamber of the Board OF Supervisors
No AZ CITY Hall. Friday, September Is 1853 At clock
T. NJ ~ consider the following cases
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- MILLINERY ROOMS,
u wAvERLEY PLACE.
Madame BENEDICT having returned from Paris beps
that she 10 show novelties suit
able for DENT ssison, conssing ~ bonncs Hats Head
dresses CAPS Flowers an Feathers A further announce
10 hand
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,spnn "A GENTLEMAN WOULD M GLAD TO
xZ.DUU. invest thu. amount IN an interest In bust
s,vy adv established; he L. thorough
=. r,essnt engaged Address y. u. W. Hevah odlos. An
ssccmmun1catous eSpcctcd " be cos6 AaattaA
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4 rTENTfON
~ la2 Seventh avenue ladies and gentlemen win BE
astonished the prices AfHALT Cast on
Ciotning Carpets, Furniture and Jewelry &C. We Halter
ourselves with having been pronounced By
paying per than o;her
place In the city, We guarantee " the following prices
For ~ Dresses from 81 TO $50
For Coats, from % 10 go.
For Pants, from - to 81
Please call address u ANHALT l51 Seventh
hsesdoor. from Twentieth street Ladies attended By Mrs.
Anhat Please be In finding the number
(b2) you VIII nnd your mistake when TOO late.
n B.-The highest prices paid for old Gold, Silver,
wsches, Diamonds Camel Hair shawis Musical Instru
ments. Guns Pistols, Ac. &c
A TTENTfoN.-AT THE NEW ESTABLISHMENT. sss
n second avenue.-Ladcs and gents. have grat de
purchase on Wearing Apparel Furniture Car
pets and Jevei &e arrccs 70 pay the i value Tor each
irticle mentioned Please give call addrcss ~
Live hs6 second Ladies puncuay attended BY
Mrs L.
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CLOTHING.

A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLoTHrN0-LADIEs AND
n gentlemen having cast on Clothing, Furniture Car
pets and Jewery will receive the highest prices by calling
On or addressinr HARRIS s5l Third avenue. between
Thirty eighth and phty ninth Ladies' attended
Harris.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A RMY MEDICAL BOARD, Ass BROoNE STREET.
the purpose Of for appointment
daily ~ 460 Broome street
Candidates for examination are requested present
themselves betwean the hours Of A. n. and r. NJ.
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,,.vrupAN EXPERIENCED DRESS AND CLOAK
a. partner, In good location for In
~, one who understands cutting and ntirg preferred
is FOR one week Mrs W A. ~. Dor 10 Herald
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,.prSpp wANrED-IN THE LUMBER BUsI.
\ ne.s vuh sAuss 70 si0,1W or situation In . hrss
-. ,nnss.r rard by competent, reliable AID who
can somme RuiacH%RbsoS CO. 81 and 81 Nassau street,
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TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK.
u 429 CANAL STREET. CORNER OF vARICK.
Open daily from 10 A. N. till 2 and from TIL P. NJ
Six per cent interest allowed Of $500 and under
and FIVE per cent on larger sums.
Interest commence October j.
v VIZ 5. % wsIhHi44ko;cK, }vioe Presidents
GApDNER s. CHArIN. Secretary
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noUNTRY BoARD-Ar CORNWALL FOUR VERY
pleasant Rooms, with Board. In very pleasant and
healthy location, with two horses for the fall
months For references inquire At n NacdougA street
or nj ~ Clinton street. Brooklyn or address Charles w.
Mead Cornwall. Orange county, " Y.
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TRY GOODS CLERKS RARLY CLOSING ASSOCIA-
II iton-Tbe regular weekly Meeting Of this association
WI be held At Mozart Hail. 8l1 Broadway. ths FRIDAY
order. W. H, ACRES. President.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-30

Gtne NGuberb b In Uniform
1auSt bet bent 8elGp 5amlt, bri&t in bic
5aultr etn nnb reubt Iles, mae psa3uIGlep-
pen tt.2 gtnet arme 6rau wnrbs um $500
Mtln5s9 stne Rub ino Elm Ralb bs}totlea, &.
unfaIk@ Stout. Warcus, Sterling bon
Der i. 3Gonn. Gaouuerte Rar3te NIT lstnem
Pferbe an Der Gde Don 5o(toaY unb 8alti.
r%noreltr. uap psrlebte f9 nidbt unarbeblid,.
7 @srfSntthee. 0srr Aoulf 8aue.,
ftibsr SfFsiey in Ter @aribalOisarps, traf
bier Dor etnigen IaDen Elm unb GOT Der 8es
Slernns lfiae Dtenite an, wet8s aueenonmem
spurbeu. Dssislbe yttruttrt iset ais Captain
fur oae II. MayYlano Mea. Seine aablrets
t@en Urennpe In btellgeg G5toot msrren srfrei
Sgsa, ibn Wteper3nlebem.
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&~Safbingtou, 8. O.

OemtfAe Ma0ensGeram M
lung {. = Die beatfhsn gHrgsr DsrIammti<
ten iiA ON Sountas WOrsen tUispsr in Me-
trupuIttan 5aGls our Organization elmer bsuts
lGen 9cme @uare. Doe prUpiIort.0e Sc
mite fattste 1etnen DeriAt al mnD lup Die
9erlnmmeltsn eta, f@ en5uldlteben. 3pei
@Cmpaenien rurGen DoIenDtt uno 3wgt neue
gebilOrt. gu @apttGnen Der @ompasnien tpur.
ben Die WPajOrs 8nolbn6 uno @aIae, al3
@Ummanbant Serr u 9ub anp ais tempOrG;
rer 2tejntant @npt. Utar @cnGeim gerd6lt.
Dos @omtte, tpsIGes bteIe patrtotiI9e Srga-
IMITATION tn'e 2eben rtef btltsbt aus Den Ser
rem 6. &elcr, Or. 6etlanp, s. 816ler, u.
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