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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26
IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES

DIR. OH EES FIMA MS PILLS
The combination Of ingredients n these Pills are the
result II long and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operation, and certain in correcting an regu.
larties Painful MensuuAuons, removing all obstruc-
tons whether from cold otherwise, headache pain In
the side paptation Of the heart whites all nervous ai
fectious Mysteries, fatigue pain 10 the back and hmbs
Se disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption oi
nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement OF ia the treatment O.
those irregularities and obsuctons which have consgi
ed so many to a PREMATURE GRAVE no female can
ENJOY good health unless she is regular and Whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins de
cline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most ehecun remedy ever known Tor all com
plants peculiar Females To an classes they are n
valuable, inducing oith certainty periodical regularity
They are known 60 thousands, who have used Them
different periods throughout the country having the
sanction uf he most eminent Physicians iu America.
Explicit directions, stating nhcu they should not be
used with each box-the rice One Dollar pen box con
tanning from 0O 10 90 Pills.
Pills sent BY mail promptly, by RENTING to the Pr.
pnetor sold by druggists generally.
X. b. hU1UhlNS. Proprietor,
20 Cedar ST. New York
Sold by S. P Redheld and l.. 4. Pierce 4 Co.. Mont
pcher also by j. W kobl a Co., Burlington.
MaY27.dVwlY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26

FoREIeN.-lhe news from Europe to Jurc
9th, is that the British Government fully ac.
knowledges the right Of the United States to
stop and search British vessels suspected Of
being engaged in contraband trade; and in
case OF detention without good cause, the
British Government will not countenance
claims Tor damages until the cI iimants have
exhausted their remedies in the United States
Courts. This IS considered death-blow to
blockade runners.
In Paris the election has gone strongly
against the Emperor. The report thar Eng
land, France and Austria have recomme nded
constitutional government in Poland is con
fir ned.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26

GEN. BURNSIDE OyRRRuLED. fol-
lowing order, issued by Gen. Burnside on the
hrst OF June, involves the suspension, as will
be seen, of the powers he has heretofore ex.
erelsed IN Ohio. It's tsniamount to the rev.
ocation Of his former orders in relation to ar
rest and the waiver of authority in the fu-
ture:
General Order, No Sal. Provost Marshas IN the
several districts Ia this department will make an imme-
diae return % the Provost Marshal General Of the mum
Der OF prisoners ~ Their custody giving also their
ana places Of resdece Of the Witnesses the place OF conc
hnement and when arrested
2 Tho Disfrici Proroa Marshall irW ~ tuf e re.
eeire instrucfi0ns directly frou me Pror0s Marshal
General 90 relation 10 an matters belonging 10 As de-
pGrfHieHt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26
BLoODt BLOoDli BLOoDlt
Helmbold'' Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
SYPHILIS.

This i' an ELECTION of 'he Blood and attacks tho Sex
uai orsans, Linings u the Nose, Bars. Throat Wind
pipe and other Mucu, Surhce'. masking its appearan
10 The f'rm OF Ulcers He nholi's Extract Sar,apau,
Pufh's the Blood and removes all scay Eruption OF the
skin. giving 10 the Complexion Cl,ar and Healthy
Color II bvng prepared expressly for his class Of
plants It's dPurying Properties are preserved 90
reaer extent than any other preparations Sarsapaua
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26
4 A D n u II A NJ l. / y
CABIN Ell ORGANS,
WITH AUTOMATIC SWELL.


y. y. HarlV rec Hhq introduced numerous rery inn
p0rlat nt e9icnts 600 HayD0muos ice hfre se-
ca5ta for teai bg cqpyrght tbe taaeqark Cabinet
Organ chuh ciH aatulgaish them from tfose 0tOtAer
H0t-fs. and protect purchasers from mutations.
MASON q NANllN.s CABINET ORGANS arc prououuc-
cd superior 90 all Instruments Of similar nature AZ
me.udi'us srarhinca. Ac, by those best qualified 20
Judge and he only ones which have been award
ed Cold Mc.l in this country. see wrlttgA e-uuuuy
fom the following most eminent Organsts Of New York
Boston &c 90 which they pronounced "lhe best Of
their class % which have any knowledge 8" Zundel
Organst cf Henry Ward Beecher's Church Flut, Of
Madison Square Church Mosenthal, OF Ca,ary Church,
Wells, of lsnst Church Magtath, Of Dr. Pises Church,
Suiiz, OF tue Immaculate Conception Church Hagen,
Editor lf. zeal HerieC, OF New York; Tuckefman Of
St. Paul3 Church Wilcox, Of Immaculate Conception
Church Btumbach, Of the Church Of the Unity La x
Of Old Sou Church, Of Boston Beale ~ ST. Jospphs
Church Thomas. Of the Church Of lheHoy lunocents
Marsh, OF St. Peters Church, Of Albany ,-and many
others.
The Manufacture in possession Of Testimonials to
similar effect from Ihaiberg, Morgan, l., Mason Der
rain, Bradbury, Webb, Root, Hastings, VIM. Mason,
satter, Wollenhaupt, Gehaaf, Kauser Woifsohn, &C..
&c.
PRICES
CABINET ORGANS, Single and Double Reed, $40 to 100
with @. and II stops pedal baas, So ,s1l5 TO $50
MkLopRoNs Nine varieties, $50 20 2Z5
o. descriptive Circulars sent by mail.
Wucrooms in Boston IA WASHINGTON ST.
Warerooms in New York and MERCER ST
Address MASON 81 HAMlIN, Boston, or MASON
BHuTHBHs. New York 4759
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26


FREg SrEEoH.-lu Senator Trumbulrs
Speech in Chicago on Thursday evening, he
very happily turned the tables on some Of his
audience whe had very inadequate and absurd
ideas Of the freedom Of speech and its limi-
tauons. The Senator said g.
The Constitution is broad. It grants all powers nc-
cessary for the suppression Of Al the North
Applause Yes gentlemen, it is Just as legal and
binding upon the general in the field aud the civil officers
Of the nation as h is upon the humbcst citizen To- the
land Has tcome TO this that YOU will deny ia the free
city Of Chicago the right ~ citizen discuss The acts
oisthe Presidenti lCHes OF ave won't allow H. and
None but Copperheld do that, and will stop thcm.
Is there man ia This audience who has not expressed
to DAY his dssatsacton with some act " the President
lCries NJ " Yesl' "Ycsw We have none II us ex-
pressed dissaushch1n'l An do all OF YOU, then,
think the Presidents revocation NJ Gen Furnishes orr
der SURPRISING The Chicago Times was tigh,f lCucs
Of " No, NO :" " IL was wtougi' lie ought 90 have
enioi ced the order Then you an deserve be taken
IN hand by the military power and sent beyond the lines"
OPPOSITION TO THE ENROLMENT IN
PENNsYLyANIA.-It is stated that the en-
rollment meets with great resistance among
the sympathizers with the rebellion in Full
ton County, Penn. Some OF the enrolling
officers have been rotten-egged, and threats
have been freely made against their lives In
some instances they have been shot at by per
sons concealed in woods. Attempts are be-
ing made to deter officers from their work. $500
The barn Of VIM. II Powell, enrolling officer
for Thomson Township, was fired and entire
~ consumed, together with all the stock, farm
ing utensils, &c.'
The Louisville journal denounces in strong
language the doctrines of the Fernand1 Wood
Peace Convention, and says, when Mr..
Wood and bis fellow actors call for peace
they mean disunon, and when they advocate
dlsunon they are advocating treason. There
can be no escape from the charge. Can infa.
my, madness or tresohery, find a lower depth
to the deep and damning degradation Of such
an advocacy p
II has been the boast Of Democrats thai
they thought "a white man as good as mig
ger But they seem to be forsaking thai
opinion. Horatio Seymour authorizes tn,
enlis ment OF white men as food for pow
r. but has so tender sympathy for tn,
blacks as to refuse to permit them to run the
chance Of being killed IN battle Does b,
not think more Of niger than of white
man Times.
The Toronto Leader says it has authority
for stating that the Atlantic Telegraph val
be commenced at once. Over 81, SOC, 900 49,
the amount requred--has been subscribed IN
England snd America.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26
AFFIDAVIT.


Personally appeared before me an Alderman ofthe city
Of Philadelphia, I. HeImbold who being duly sworn
doth say, his preparations contain no narcotic no mer
curry or other injurious drugs, but purely vegetable
II. I. HELBOLD'
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 23d day Of No
vember, 1854.
WIN, p. HlBBAkD'
Alderman, Ninth-street, above Race, Philadelphia
Address Letters for information in confidence
Ii, I. hELMBOID, Chemist
Depot l0i South Tenth-sueet below Chestnut Phi
B EW ARE OF FEITs
AND UNPRlNClPlED DEALERS,
Who endeayor 70 dispose " or THEIR own and
" other articles on the reputation attained by
Helnbolds Genuine Preparations,
" Extract Buehu,
SArsAparilla,
Improved Rose Wash
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK ron HELMBOLD'S-TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out the advertisement, and send for it. AND AVON
POSITION AND RxPOsURE. oneyesri0
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26

CHARLES N>soN

-"G regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most c,p1bIe and
nueasha practitioners. with vHou have had .iheii
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26
FAMILY DYE COLORS

Dyeing silk. Wooden and Cotton
Goods, shawls, Scarfs, Dresses,
Ribbons, Gloves, Bonncts,
Hats, Feathers, Kid
Gloves,
Chi,drcn's Clothing, and all kinds
Of Wearing Apparel,
Win rERrBCr PAST coLoHs.
LIST or COLORS BLACK. Dark
Brown. Snuff Brown, Light Brown,
Dark Blue, Light Blue. Dark
Green, Light Green, Pink, Purple,
49, .---L-- nm mn l MN NM
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26

rs STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KIRBY STREET
BusroE, MAssAcHusErrs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26

FREg SrEECH--ln Senator Trumbulls
Speech in Chicago on Thursday evening, he
very happily turned the tables on some of his
audience whe had very inadequate and absurd
ideas Of the freedom Of speech and its lmi-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26

These Dye Colors are expressly Tor family use having
been perfected, at great EXPENSE after many years Of
study and experiment. The goods ready 20 wear ia
from one Go three hours time The process is simple,
and any one can use the dyes with perfect success.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-06-26

Boston, May 10. 1868 5tom
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-26
Die Rsbeaenbswsaunaen in aentndn.

9OntSst1te, 25, MarB. Das sep5bns
ltGe Quantum %aufreBenper @eraGte Gbsr
Nsbelen 8eue9unSen tDar beute TIN umlauf,
oOG fetnes perielbsn labt Fh auf autbentilhe
Sufllsn 3uradwetI en unp i'm 3%auptquartier
oerlautst NiGts ppn elmer 8erdnpsrnn8 felt
lester Na6t.
Der Democrat Ia9t, bab bic 8.beasn a3
in erpBer Stdrte untsr Breckenridge 3u 9ars
rObsburg be inpen uno bic fS0eralen Gsuppen
untsr @enerol Garter auf Grantfort surid-
fallen. Breckenridge fol- etne @rcclamattOn
erlaGen BADEN, tpOrtn Ct ietne AOiiGt ertlart,
Oas (iOltGs 90 nieriptiopsseies rur63ufapren,
unb eth @etiiat last, Dap cte Nstelen In
Den In ibrem 8eIys bsftnbli&em GbetIen Rsns
tudY's SsDen In beu Dtenl prsien.
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Gin &,sfeebt NIT Der RebeIlens@opalsrie nab:
Mnfhnine.

NrNNVVAN~~ $3.50 M4
Mafbpttle, IS. Wl1rs. Die NtetelIens
@apnlerie unter TcrrsR. Wbeeler uno Nbars
icn aterihgitt tieIen Wtor9en ben 9aepstb
Ntoer 6 Wetlen O6srbalb Brantlin.
Cine gbtbeiluuS b%erlelbsn 9rif unisre
9ruppen Eel 8yentwuub 8 Oteilen BON 9talEs
Dlle auG ber 6rantlin 8oaO an. 1nGsre
6ruppen unter GoinmantO beS SBerIt 2ieut.
BloDpecob, aus 800 Mlann befebsnb, fanben
lin nn9 eInisem Sutherland eenStbi9t bic
Dafsn 3a trsfen, 10 cab IdntmtItdes Ne9ie'
rungs Gisenttum in bte 9auoe ess 5sinSes
feel.
@enttal g. 6. Snttb, pel3tr Don Trant>
lin aus ab9slatft mar, traf anf osn Bsta0
rub ~pesfolgte TIN 6 Wsilen wsfit6 BON Brents
mOOb, mo sr auf bas son3e NsbellsucorPs,
5000 Wunn tarf, fie6.
Stpobl er nur 500 Oiann Bate, 9lGdte
es t6ua, benz Ssinbe bic @agen uno N'nuttOn
ptsber Bu entrei6en. DoG, BON ibsrlssensn
9&aarsn seordnat. blieb Inn WI6t8 abrig,
ais tielel6e 3u 3sr1Srsu. Ct fiel barauf 5w-
rid, Bic 8er(fdrfungen etatrafen. unlsr @srs
lua 1T bifler NFaire tetra8t ] Sft3ter nnb
etpa Is Tcpte, 8erpuncete uno 0ermtBte.
Die Ne6e(len psrlcrsm 10 Gopte unb gerIvun-
pete unb 50 0efangent.
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Stnsn ID Dereu lnfou eylltt Der
n nrlereE Staot ale 9tancaimm er uO9l6e,
tauHte 2r. 81. @attenl6etDt, tOsl6er BET Der
6tftnH SnHoe q So. 0nseltsQt TT. Oerelbe
'nolte tdnlIG On ces Gft BON Gjrsens unD
SaltttnOreltr. auf Die Yiattfcrm zines YaGa
4tsttpaesns ipriageil, fsI uao brad bao linfe
8sin In htr Nate bfs Rn5dels. 5r. 80.
lebretbt ,DteIsn unfau DIR t1ugel6tdt6eit zines
Sa, tpeIdaer i6In betm @6lprtpocu
eelsa STOP Seriebte. 0lebrere Berlonen ae,
lstttten orn. gB. gu ieiner 0obnuuq In SO.
4a5 SSslt 8alttmDrelrabe, top ibm aar,tli6e
oulfs gu 3eeII tpurpe. Dieter l1nfaQ miro
'paeri@aaisA fir Idugere 3stt an bas
9ous fsiISln.
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0sr rnh hea GIN. eumnsr.

GYracu1e, ~, g., "a Rar3. Der
Qei9nam bes @jsneral Summer pnroe bsHts
Weoraeu nm 81 ubr antsr mtlttdctIAer Gs-
forte mad rem @taotbauie 9sbra2t, no er ben
ean3en Sag aus9eieat btetbt, utter benz 81.
6rana bon Gauienpen. Gr lts9t auf stnsm
vra3tvOa mtt Blumsn u. TIas8sn Der5Iettsu
RatafaIf, Sua Mtlttar bepaAt, rUel6e0 TIN
beute NbsnO ua4 Der NObnune Der Tamtltf
8uriid6rtusen pItD. Die 8serot9nn8 tptrb
mpraen Q. Wf. Wm II ubr tattfnpen nnO ots
~tmpolants9e Getn, wet6e is TN rpeftltGsn TN
ultttleren Ofsms Sort v0rfam. uneefdbr 2O,'
coo WsnI@ea bsluGten brute bas e;taRtbauS,
no Der 9stGnam aus8sfelt 1T.
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8eIobnuns fur quite DtenRs.

0afbtn8ton, %. Dldrsss ~llasefGpr
Dor II WOncttn purbsn Is SOlbatsn, gu
OGtO Neetuentern sebSrsno, BON benz Ser.
Nttt@e(l tn elmer aebsintn Wtlton mad @epr-
ala ~entlanbt, UNI Die b~Urttgen @tlenba1nen
auf,ubredsn unD In anberer g8etle benz Jetnbe
SAoOsn su5afisen. Ste wnroen fammtitd
~ssfauaen aenpmmsn. BON tbaen ~gebongeu,
bic iibriesn tn &erfer sepOrfen un0 auf BITE
araulamae 0etIe betanpelt. Nm Wfpnta9
trafsn 6 btelsr unslidlihm In W~albtneton
ola 8ott MCnroe als p~9ro.trte @sfangene fin.
Die ilbri9sn lollen fA ourA bic 6lnht asrets
tt baben. !5ente battea bie 6 etne tptsreI-
lants unterrepnne init benz @enerog. Nuipalt
Dclt, 70 rp!e nit bem RrtegSNfrstar III @sgsne
part elmer erpBen Injabl Sff3tere.
Der Sttretatr uberreidte >Sepem etue SIZE.
paitIe, fyie fe our6 BITE GpnBreeafte fHr Der.
DtenfpOlee Gstraeen b~ewiItBt If, - Die erte
8~epilteuns Otsler Nrt, Damn 9ab Ct Sspem
500 unD Orcnstf Dte Nua3abtung ibreS rid.
iiauet9en 5olpss, lopte Der Summsn, psl9e
Ibnen Uop ben &sete(en pseSensmgten taareu,
an. Gr tnfinuirte ferner ben OOmUsrneur Sob.
Ots1e Manner 3u eieuteaants Der GOlontaire
3i MAIDEN, uib loits berielbe bierauf ntGt cine
Se6en, 70 ertlqtte ooer f@ berett, ibnen bas
8rspet aieut. sYatent IN Der rs9ulairsn Nrmes
~ bsptqteen. Die 70 fir tbre Bsrbienfe 8ts
lObntsn batten slei6fuls cine unterrepurg
nit benz DrslOenten TN Detben 9aafe.
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9fnartelngnt hes Obsn.

S1sbeusn.0 lufan In ssentucFp-GeneraI 2Onsftreet
tm @.IR UOn Danoiie. - Gin fsaTFes NeDs"e"s
Gorps aebt iber ce1 GMmbsrIancs6InA.
QoutsptlIe, "a, IlGr3. Gin @Orps
Son 5000 Rsbeuea, pel@sn sine 9tobsre
s~rupp.nmadt fOIBt, bat bon DanDtls Sffs
er9rifen.
Ste lsbten bst NRtQ Sprin8 Oia @Omerlst
l6sr psn Slu6.
SIN Der @egsnE ppn @IasgcW deer Wtams
fo.DsOias btFnVen V9 teine 8ebsten.
Danpide TT Die 5aupttaOt bon 1o9ls
Gpuni0 i'm m~itlleven Rsntud9 un6 ltsgt etra
80 Wleilen BON 9ebauDn, Dem &nppuntte Der
Central 3pei9batR,
Gs (heiut pts Nbf@t beg General Gong
freet gu lein. auf 9ebanOn oor3nrilder, ebe &c
BON Wen. Noitncrar3 Uper BnrniOe etnen
@tv6 erbaltgn bat. Dtelsr @infau Bat bic
Qbg6t, bic QBabI pes uaipnecanoloa!en s.
9. 8eQ sum 0ouDsrneur gu psrpt1pern, bod
bteies perprsene Sptel ptro Ubne iSreifel Elm
u~nalaflisbes @npe nsbmen. @eneral Song
grest loa an Der GpIbe otsIss Snpafpnss
Gprus IteAsn, wel1ss cine BlaNtenbswe8n19
beo6f6ttet, i'm 0tOIeHerau3 gam Sutudfauen
AZ brtnas.t. Sa tpte melt piele lltItGe Strate.
ait E@ bep1bren wirO, Derpen tptr btnnsn
Rur,em erfabren, MIR 8lauben lspe6, baB Der
6auptarnnD fir 9ts(en gtn1al 1T. fA 9ebenSs
beeirlailIIe III perGAafen unp ote u ufmerEloms
felt Der 0aerftbrer bon bsgi bnrtte0ran9ten
@abpel{sn aul eipsn aupern 9unft btn5us
lenEeI,
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Gin nnnehmbarss eOmprpmia.

Gin Geatment DRiGcurt IpIostea bat am 10.
Mldra i'm Eager BET Warrentcn, Wep., ReiDlns
tiUnen eeasn bte nSrpItGen GriepensteUssnne
asn anasuommsn, pUrunter f1 fplgenbe
fneet:
.8e(dlO0en enolI&, baB DoS etn8i8s Com
promiE, at bem p!r inns inter ben Ubpaltens
ben umiGuben NIT Darts nnb fsinen @ebGle
fen i'm @apen DerlteGgn fSnner', bte Wnaabms
zines gartets III. Rap Elm @cpFsrbeab fur einer'
conert6irten uniunmonn dp58etanI6t rtro,
Bio Die untcYIgmte I'm 9nsen Don Der &one
(crtptton erISa liup unc biz gOpperbeaps bic
t6uen gebilGrsnoe @tslun8 BET thrsn But
bern In Der IioliGen GVnfSperatipn srlans'
hdbRn.
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sin Sdbarfss Sorpnftenesfscbt in Der Ndbe 90"
Tariiar @Cart Suuie.

Der Getnb sMrn6setrteben
Eatrfar @onrt 6cuie %. WtdrS.
ina 5 G1br Nlnmtlt498 purnen nalere Eidets
I EgUut BON @bamsiQp anaesrifsn. Die Use
ettrn parem 0uf iDter put unO aabsn Den
bltGen Mlarm. Die 9fsIerce pom 70 Wtann
,ar nussnblidli& unter bea Bafffn nrc oar
Erte ben Geinp, tpelAer liG 2 Otetlen arF Der
title 9tiper Turnptte suriidSc8. 3wtl6sn
5anDer's 3pa Safe mnO Sub Stun TT Elm
5triA 6ola, cine talbs Metle melt, our9 mel
zen Die Noap fibrt. Sm 5V.3e betnben F6
a tiner @nlferuuns Don ! Metle ouseinanOsr
pet 8argitaosn, binter tpsIAen Der Setno fN
srfedt bate. SObaiD unlere Erappetl arI'
adten, puroen lte NIT eiuem befti8en earas
tner uro 4iaclenfeuer empfanSen, 10 oob
6.e Qinte 6raA uno tie l ! Wseiien 3uriidFe
en. 0tsr gelaug e5 psn gemu9anssn Der
NoiCre Bacon uno W6its, ippie Der tn3pi,
den ~berbtateilten @opit6ns lRc@atn unO
6aberaud, Die 6ruppsn gu Ianiasla.- Ste
nadte.a sinen neusn glnattT uH0 trtsben pen
Setne 8 Wleilen psit. Da Die gfaHt beretn'
5r1d, une Oct geinp an .3abl iiberIe3en mar,
% febrse biz Eruppe naA Gbanttup 8nrild.
ilaler Gtrlna III fplgsnoer: @eIDatets 0ta'eo,
Comp. 8. &. 81. 9. GaOaQerts; tSotltA psr@
tpuncet s. 8. 6artts, Comp. :. DO. per-
Gsvet, 9ag6fp, Gu. 9. 10 ; 8etan9sn
9tsut. Wsrrett.
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mtGuurt 2ssiStdtur.

Sefferfom GttY, "a. WtdF3, Die
MiTourisQeatslatu psrta9te llG 9eltern, ubne
FIR etne Staats. GonpentiOn Gorge gu traeen.
Der @OuOsrueur mlrO wubr1Aetalt4 Die dlte
@Unpsntton aulammeurafsn, pic DislletHt etnen
Wlan fir bic Emancipation TIM Staatst tn Ses
traft aieben unD pOllenpen ptro.
Ser l1nicnS, Dper cOnierpattpe Tlii9sl Der
Gmon,ipatten8 Vartst ernannte beuts SltStr'
gpiGeS ,am @oupsrnsur. Sb bic OtntCtra'
ten einsn Da6l3ettsl srnsnnsn rperoen, IL uns
betdnnt. sa'a RS
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gSou 0nrt NohnI.
Reuer gInfiarei seaen 9oRperbe0bs

sort aopal, g. s., 10. Mdrs. Cine
Orbre ii tsute erlaHsn woroen, nnt Dsn9tsat.s
Sol. @aroner pom Z. @onascttcuts51e9 5u
psr6afen, wel9er bsl@ulptst ptro, our4 fall
i6e 8crlpteselunBen Cte llHterI4uften einer
W2enae Wlit9lisDtr pielsS 9fa8tmsntes gu 8rte
bensreioluttonen fA OerlAoft 3n baben, nm
ouf Die Wabt babeim s~tnsawigtsn. Dte Sa6e
Eat orpBen l1apilsn mutee ben 8e8tmsnterr
aus stem Gtaate erre8t. Die l4 se8en 8rte'
b~epsmabrsselu Iuut duBfrn.
Goontctieut bat ben &Brenpolen BET &c,
tepOrfe6enbem srpben SGla6t. Gen, 8srty
beGebttet Die 8uapestguppen aus glOrO earO'
ltn1. ~
Qaes Deutet auf @rfOlg.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-26
Gov. Gurtsn bel bar Vptomac Qrtnee.

6euptquartter, 25. Wor3. 500.
Curtin bon BennIYlpanta LIT bente init Ieinen
8fglsttern bier eineetrOfsn. sic tpurhen
Don General 6opter empfnnssn uno beGu6ten
Darauf bic DiUtFonen Der @enerdle 8trniY
unD 9ump9tep, tpelde erpBeNtbeile aus penu<
lplbantIhen Sruppen beltebsn.
Der @cuofrneur purpe NIT algsmfiaen
neutrality-suspicious. DON ben 1tlppen I'm,
pFangsn. Ct wtrO lamrntliGe Denniplpauil@e
yteaimguter Dor Ietner Nbretle beIuGen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-26
Gfaotratl.

@rRer 3wetg. 9r. Sramer braGte
stue 0etttiOn pes 6rn. 81. Wetern Sin, turrin
perlel6e am 8iidsrlta!turs trrtbImlt6 6eSabl~
ter N68obsn bittet. u%eberntelen.
9r. DufebarDt beontragts bic GrbSbun3
bee @etaltsB Der 2 NIFlt. S~nasntsure bss
6eusr~ departments auf $500. @uf sen
Gtld 0elegt.
Niebrsre Detttipnen BON 0Grssrn, psl4e
I'm bic Grlau6nib fir aeue &nId9sn srl uGen,
ip1resn entgegen9eupnmen,
Qr. Oufebatt bsridtsts ubsr bic 3nbiuae
Der Bounty an Mit8iispeI beB 2. Mlaryl.
Aests. Muf Den Slid geIs9t.
Der 8el6!ub 'peaeu geri40neruns bsa
DraiO 9tl unp 9nttsrI ion Rart8 paIirt,
3wetter 3wetg. Gin Antrag. cas
dpeits 9slen BON Se~rptpaaueew 81 IuspsnSie
rem. fel OurA, ba nur 6 @ttmnea f@ tafIr
auefpra@en.
GnmrtnerbGubIungcm.
SmGrtm tn otr@ett6t fono ne9tN
Mkme1entett bee 'SiiGtey8 Srnb tetns &tsuns
ltatt.
@upremegUmrt. NiGarb NaQY 9s'
aen bte @tabt Baltimore tpeeen 3ab!un9 pcu
$4,000 @ntf4GDteuns fur 8%erlesuuseu, pslde
berlelte pnr6 einen 8aa srbislt, ben er nuI
benz Gts osS @eiteuwsses pOr benz @aniiun
6cule In 8opettsifr. am 81. De3smbsr 1859
estit. unb DGcur4 er auf 2e6enS3dt pertrups
pslt Curee. Riht beenDet.
Ser. ct. &retssert6t Die @ranN
Sulp nurbe mad Nuffteaurg oeriHteesWes
Gntlass. Nttsu. pCrunter etne 9e8en Ntn. %.
bis sOn Der 5. %. .. Nrtilerte tpesen WOrt'
bnIu&s OH Narttn Yalmss Don benz lelbrn
9tseim:nt, etneeIdwUren.
@m. NsYnuIbs, Daniel Wftaer unb @6as.
s. geenner snblten $24,989 unb erbteltsu
bafir BE Dem 6. @snnsr In Getlta, 0ip.
l~at(irten GCntrebanb. Naaren
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-26
Die wtw ser1(n DemOfrateu fa.teln um

1rentom, 25. NRdr3. @stsrn Wtenb
nnrbe ~ 8elalub In Dem Staata=S enate
uUrSsbredt. welder In Nbgebs felt, bab Vsp
Scrip bts IbTbt sebo6t bo62r fd Der Dar6y
illbruug semiHsr Acte pes @on9relit8 ntt @t,
malt 81 ptperlebsu, Stetmsbr potIe eS oteie nls
beItebeupe geleee bstra@ten.
MaG ether letbaften Dsfatte wurbe Der
8ei@In5 NIT GROCER Maiortiat o~nssncmmep.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-26
Asa{btn9tOm, .. Is.

+ Die Boten unp bic Ereunbe Der
4oler peri ammstten iiA am q. R,Wl. In rem
6ptel bss 6,n. 9ub. Nadpeu, Der 8prligenee
6r. 3. &a!udOnsft Ia pafenper 8eoe Den
3wtd Der Vsr(autulun9 au5etnanosrgefett
bate, rurbe Gin aus bet 5rn, Gn,oIlneti,
Sensrttter mnb 9eilpstn bs(febenesS commits
tee e%rnannt, um NIT Benz Nolensgommitt 3
In glew gcrt in 8etbtnoung ga treten uno fir
|sinen pafenoen Sag stne Gempulratica su
@unlten Der pClntidtn Naticn In Der Gtaet
Dalbin9ton gu crsuniItren. @rCbe Srpuuue
unO patytOtti&s 8eseilsrEng berrldte in Der
0sriommlung Dor, In reI6er li6 aud utsle
%l1ngarn betbetli9;en.
t Beraubt wurpe In Der Spnntae NaMt
Der gi9arrenla6sn bes S,n. s. Setb TIT 7.
Str. um Sabad une 9fsifsa I'm Dsttb OVu
1926.
+ @~efprbene Sulbattm tlutsr
Den nsusrbtnas psrtorbensn Soloatsn befinSsn
F9 fclesnbe DeutI4e:
90. Naerbif, 20, a. 9. Reet.
o. Brtmmer, 1863. 81. 9, 8s9t.
s. Senber, 1877. 81. D Ne8t.
9. Bed, 1. 81, .. Nrttlerte 8sst.
6. s. G~taNtenfsl0, 128. peuniptp, &esF.
8. s. Cider, 10. n, ., Arttuerte &St
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-26
n.asnnaA &C., g.n.uprfer eandIt.

QIbanp, 25,. NtGg3, Die Staatsseanale
tperSsn oepeh ben rs. april pSsr l. geot &C.
fact werpen.