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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12

keute wte Elm 6etliger BON ben SSbnea Der
gmoroootnleI Serehrt tptrb. Dieter &dmse
Der trtI6en Emancipation Bride R@. Dor pie
len Subren IGun, IN elmer irtlGsn Nspsal
Rer1ammlung, ole man ION narnte, IA ntGt
aeaen BITE ameritantlme St(aDeret Ietne Sttm-
me ~ erbeben, fU(9eaoermoBsn 0uss
eSa, Id wtQ es Id9en, S6ance l6er feOen
Mtann In Mmertfa, Der nt6t ct NuttIt(apfrsts
Mana LIT @@auoe Wno @@maG 0ber tim,
SD uenpe Sspen etuen Gle. ben. Der Mot fur
pte Mbi1afun4 Der G!lauerei 0artet srgretft
80. 60 LANCE es fsiNe W8ttntion 9abs fOnn=
ten Die 6erren tn aler Rube lore @tlapen
quGleu ; aber in oem NugenbIid. tpO BITE Wst-
tottOn anfne, tesannen le gu l&reten %,
wtr pettl@sn nt6t unisre SfIapen, mir fAla9en
nur nurG tbren Muden ouf Die Intt(flaperet,
WGnnerg. -. So iardte, Fe Werbeu
ntema(s bte S~tl0eeret au9e=
afs 6ts etnefIr@terlt6 6
uttGt to 9aab 6~efG(lt; nnC
Id tparne &c por sinem lolaen Ggetenib, pen'
20 III obiolut uamGstt@, oab ote SFlopsrei
nod Gar9s be(te6en fauu.. g. SD Ieube metn:
5timme iiber Ben 6rsitsn Scean uuO rufe
o,@ett aus etuetn folGen Qanbe, Sbr SrlGn'
Der; blettt S6r abse bort, u bte1ee
Spaem Der SttaUere{ 5uunter.
70 mo(Gen IL Ga@ nt6t
ais S~rlGnber anerfsw'
II ~" &
9Gtte man btefe prcp9etild5ea glsovte bee
groBsn Natrtpten Stlanes In ben eriten Stan.
ben be8 trtfGen Wtot8 tn Mew 2lOrf an aQsu
@ltoSeueGen tsner @5tact a~n9el@lG9en, 70
tpi,rbe tnauther Srlduoer NIT @dant tn Eetns
6Sble 5u1GG9sfrodben ietn (!
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Ommsu versus 0meb &.

ylathtltA rtr0 bic 3tataGs, bab BITE glsp
gyOrfsr @reuslieenen BON Srl1nOern beaauaDn
UuT6en, ben nod 8ttmmsnNen 9nUwnDtbtnoie
mus tOterer aanfaGen. Dp1 sp6re 90 unoe.
9sGt, bic Srlanbfr iumu,t unO fonbers au Ser.
Sammsn; aud unter linen sibt Go Wa6riprsr
gsr Srstbstt uuC etle @etifr. Dem bamilGsn
@soe9Tsn Oss Gr3pFafsn !6usbts lssen tptr
0te trsnlt&e @sfnnune OsS SelDem S'@onneu
snt0s9ens tenss &psctmsfO Srlanbs, Der nod
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
Die Siehuna in Rep Mprg.

New gOrt, IL. Ausult. SIM pefli@l
Ebeile bes Staates III Die @ouicripttOn fe
besnoiat. Gtne 8sOtfiOn Der Qjlten Der erR
ueun DiRrtcte it augeOrDntt, tUne Nsp &c
Counts, Song Sslunp, Staten 9elanp III
0sR6eNer Gountp stnFhIt,B'. D0rt miro /
3eGuae in ungef6br 3pet Wo@sn Tat FADE
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Qie eOmferipstOm in 9avrisburo.

SarrtStur9. 10. Aul. 9eute. Wiurs
gen un z nbr besonn Die 3tsbuna fir Die
Stuot anC stns rubt9 U%Oribsr. Dte Gen
In @OnppssO unr DerrY unc Der
4 Baros BON 6lrrisbure ipurDe bsutt
Na&mttta9 pOlsnoet. Inter BEN - S&Io6t
mar ou@ cine @n1obI farbissr per
lOneH. Gin bltnDer Wonn init elmer 8tnpe
pUr BEN Am9tn 3ps BITE Rdmsm,
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WOn NiGsburo.

gla4 ben neuesen 8sri6tsn ppn Utdsburs
1T Gen. 8anfs port etngetrpfsn, nm Gen
Grant gu bsiuGsu. Der en8I1lds @OnfnI
DON 92ep Orleano unb Der gommouOsur etnee
fron36itihsn Srte9siAifss TN DOgttaeu Safsn
beeletieten TIN.
Gin unbsfannter Oampftr ssrfudte, rem
Oampfer IrogO ouf ietnsr Nsiie nod port
Argl 3n Gbe,bcIen, bltsb itUd es4ebIt&,
htnier ihm aurii6.
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Bun Chm.

Gtnctunott, IL. Aus. Sine SUe
lioIOsp,ine pom GpInmruS tertGtst. rae 60.
tOS bsute rad Daibtn8fOn abrs q. &toe
pt6tloe BsrommIuue et, FGb'ehr pOlttltsr
iou tn stntasn Sagen b'er suiammenlrtten,
um beDeutenOe Sraaen Wber Die etaen 3u
lfdube unp De 01ebsQ!Ua in 8esaEbuns ~
Jttbtn.
Die @CnicrIpttrn wtrb nt6t sbtr beetnnen,
ais bio Der @omuerneur 3uriidtt brt.
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Gte Observation-Disclosures.

Qbttdbelppto,1 IL Aug. 6eute wu
zen 100000 Ger $500 @nlstbs U~e,fauft III
@~ernftale bis gum "a J at ot0sl'sfert DI
man b~sDentt, Dag be metiteu @s,G6iteIFr
wdbrsnD Ter 3unrsfa.e auB,rbolo Der StGE
rpobaen, (tnD Dieie 3 ttG ate ,nU;m.
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oseu. @iyleu in sprtlant, Mse.

WO~rtIan0, ~ Aug peuIs AbEnD {
lammtlte (th etne unAeb,u'e @'nl1snE't
tn Stat tbauie, um @n. Ntri = De-" M
tGrsOuUerneMr Don 2ou Hama ga bs8 1T
ptl0er etne swst Smnpta LANCE RsDe tj
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In nNen Oet fiber

Os &letHtr btuu@sn, laesu W1 e@tuugs' gu eat unlel
Gtb pca Risitern iebr tebsUtsnt y snt aulsst Ftvioe1 u
InS oIs Bic frosrb e,nsS cr nsren SauIts IN be- e&aNl.
Jbr fSnni Gna baralf StrIaRsn. oab Dtr 90 ElasisCn
=, bts bfStsn eIe{bsr ~celtaIftn. bg rul eepGbt rSeIbtn
lEp27- Wo- Y SS u S0NtF @pfe
&It ~ BEN rebten YIase
go. 40 Det SalttnIUre&FaBr,
90 Sbs bs bsReu uni. , Aisfsn GlesnsF tauiss iSan
Ill 90
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Ste 0UnIeriott.n in 81. Na:s.

8uffalO, ~. Aus. D" 3lsbuna
+ III ,r Stlrt Qtn8 'ua1J 0%0tiitsr, "a m
Ute uEtbtAsn VO, it9lSmabIeBeIn gstsOT
botse.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12

wuroen, nidt be3bot6 ~itattfanben, nm os1
v9cben @rlct(trten", s. 8 8an1notabant,
ben @rrpdblten Der Democratic ObiO's, au
teSriBen unO iHrer 5O&uatuus, 8ewunoe.
runs uuo NnbGn Slidfeit ourd Did unD OHM
gu perltdern, ~iOnoeru UNI i'm pieluebr All pets
l~nGalsu, freiwtutS ieinen @ameu bon rem
i'm Stunt bur4 Die pemOtratiih tie St11tssGcu
peuttou uomiuitten Tidet 3uriid3u3ie6en. Nrs
msr Clemens ! rgtu& Otelen 2eioeu al" Dir
aud nod %sumutben gu molten, Did ietb1 gu
moritbaten-bns bult Du (i4erli@ nitt UNI
Die Demotratte SbiO's unp tbre unOoutbo
rem 2eitbImmel p%srrteut.
un0 10 oenft mobt aud ber @ble ielbf,
Denn BIG ieet Ic1 er a(Iem Bitten uno Oran.
gen oer Demotratii&en W1ufabrer Elm taus
beS DIR 9eIieben unO uufS Beltmmtelte er-
tlirt ba6en, caB er nt&t o(S @ounerueur8<
&onotoat 5~uriidtreten werbe. Gu8sencmnen
e8 tparoe cine neue St1ots @cnpeuttcn beru.
fen uno ourd biele Elm Nnoerer ftr bas be.
treffenoe aut ncminirt. Is. 8Gtsbl.)
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Dun @harlehnn.

Gtn WrtUat6rief BON MOrris Selano, ].
.Wu0uR, last 80 Bie i'd erfabre fnO ouetrbol6
Oes 9oftnS $1,000 frtIde Eruppen sa un(e.
rer 0e'ifGrfnns etnsetrUfsn, psI@e Aeute
GbenO ouf Der @aOIptee Don SOlp SslonS
9elanbet werbe1 fpIen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12

@eu. Dbtpple rttt am SOrtBeu Soms
flag NIT etnem Mtt9ttebe fetnes Stabes mad
Yorf Farm. ais etn fstger Sdurte aus e!nem
Yerted mebrere Wole rad TOM lAOe. 3d.
Blet& ntAt 8strofsn, 0erltAsrte Der @enerol
Deunod, DaB CT ntemale benz GDOe n6tsr ents
rcnnen fet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12
OsrmifAtc Wacbrt@&eaS.

S9Wri3, (0om et~DasnSRIAen 9@Gbens
fsf } 3a6aarO,f OnDs, Is. Suit. IS uotsrs
ltest fetnem 3p, tfsl nebe, rag Dtr Oeutl@en
be 3ltcasr uno begetlierttr pUn Den S@Wtt;ern
.sunpfan6en lia0. ais aile aupsrgU ~lottOneu
OsatG6Iapb btl0ete nG9f benz @hwetaer
SateFlanCe biSber entintspen Dsn 0itttslpuutt
Dee U<l1se.
@sfiern Wo@mttsag um 2 ubr wuroe bic
SABINE Ger StGltener ilber9ebeu. Die Oent,
iGsn 3o9en 0sn 6laaern O~erIelben bis auf BEN
Blaee neube entgeaen, trdAten Dem freten
Stalien un0 ben Staltenern Elm brstmalt9eS
6ot9. er9rtfen lsetere bet Der 9ano uno sO9sn
NIT t9nen Urm tn Grm gum @abentsnpel.
DIE Reoen bstm bentigen 8anfet trneen
rpsisutIth etusn nattonal tGpei3ettiAsn &baa
rafter ; 0aeegen babsn MIR ppn Dem Ss2rigen
nod &tntSes uada5utragen. Nad1 Der Neoe
beg Sbsrlt @jtrarD nabm e,n J~taltener, 9oaz
t@mt ans Nlail0uo, Da6 Wort sd, mmorrte
Cs~t3Atomo Id bofe. oof 60 srp6, fset ane
etatg perpe, Bir 86.fer Nn0 oue eiu'e /"
(Gr nrtGrtnte untsr lsbbafteu 3uruf ben Or.
Stamuno WiiQer aug Jrantfurt) Or. g..
WeiIer rDeMtI1e @Gusen, Str 6abt ee1es
ben, nte ptr uus Sstlbt. @tr @5lter rsiGeu
uns bte 6an0 iibsr oQe @ren3sn. GsrbruIs
Oerung NIT aQsn freten 08lferu tit infer 60.
iuneswOrt." DGbreuO fIrmtIGe 9o@rufe
eriSnen, ipieIt Die lApei3srtide Mt1ttGrmu9P
uSAls8Dtgs0 Ol2etn acknowledgment" II
Die @nweienOsn fimmea bsQsi9ert eth. 3ullBt
ersstft 81. Grin oao Wort: DOout, Scr
Iteten &ip9enOisn. fir Dte e~oltfrete unD lie6s.
rOle NnfnaAme, Donf fir paa 8etlptet etues
no ffsngsabtsn 8Olfes. SO lsbe bte gtpeee
nOHeufAoftI" Na@ ptslsn WVgten purDe BET
bsfe Neuenbur9er 0ein an bic beutGAen
S4uben gsEetAt nnO bet bteiem NnItcB purs
ben Die pom oeutl&en @@Ieen errunesnen
BeGer etneewstbt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12

Ser @efunbbeit83un II b
beS11 Nrmee .@ orpS Dorater
beri4tet Elm Correspondent unterm sc. Suli,
wie fol8t g8 1T iebr natiirliG. baB 6reuube
oou i'm 5el0e RebenOen Solb1ten in 8etreff
Der @eIunbbeit Der ltbteren lei9t in 0eIora
niB Seratben. Sn Se5us ouT ben @eI un6.
heits5ufauo be8 ii. Corps bin ib i'm 5tanoe,
auf @runo elmer MlttbeiGuna bes Weciciual
DIRECTORS, 8rl8enbeo 81 beridten. Cine quite
@eiunObeit lit IN oiel fem Corps porberri9enb,
olletn in 8etrsff Der 3Rauni@often pc1t neu-
en- ~Gegimentsrn, melde mir gu: Serltdrtung
e1bolten ha6en, mug erwdbnt merben, boB
cine 9rOBe Wn5abl oerIe(ben itter Sej6mer<
Den fla8t, Die ou8Idlte6lt4 ont6 unporltA
tt9fett i'm GlIen uno Trtnten brrpOr9erufsn
nereerE
I'm Die 9eIor9niiie ron GItsrm, 81 I4mi2ern
Treunoen uuO 0reunOtnnen gu heiGmidt gen
MIL i9 urt, onfibren, baB unIcr @orp5 Ieit
cer @4la6t BET Gettysburg fem ir8enD &c
bettldeS Wef,dt 3n +. iteben bate. Die
5unSen8 linb an ba8 Mari4irct 4em6bnt
unD iAeinea 8erne Don Ptae gu glab gu &c
ben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-12

- -: Il nOontiitbe 80 elt2ob n.
@S beiBt, bae bic 8aufabrten, Die in lse'
terer 3eit BON ben bemOfrotiIGsn DrAbt1te-
bern mad ben g~tia9orof6Gen u~nternpulplen
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emofrottl@sr 9atrtOtts II 9.

OemUtr0tt1Aer9 atrtUtt 8 II e.
Gtne unterrsrung ouf Der &trabe D-,Ou
rsu MOrgen, g. 6sgts fGr lie 3 hunA ?"
O.. Y8erti9 u enn Wnler IA bIId dee
Ganp mid nStbtg bat go mean Go pa6 Spisr
mt,nse 2eben0 bsoarf - rpenn D0s ltOl3e @.s
bouoe unferer untUn NIT mstnem 0er3bIu,e
%pe1ftttst perOen mub - Usnn Ie ga ,bter
&rbaItun9 ben9tbt9t til, Ibsr mstnen 0etdnam
gum Stsge ga ld.rettcn, Dann TT DaS Shlatht
Opfer fertig Mrt etnem S.r5en, welGes far
isoeS G&tdlnI OOrbevsitet lit nnO nit feltem
Tertrauen auf bic 90 tltGe 8orGebung peros
tG. I'm 9O@sefible, metne S6ulOtAteit unO
ntStS als metneS @ul0t8fett gu tbun, tibn mad
Dem Golecteur morl9tren UNI 49, mstne $500
besablsn!"
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s Onieribirfer an Sea-. aapls.
Qaup;quar!trr. ScajpiSaer, !
Comp &9OWan, q. g., Stunt ii, :
Grce0ena Gnnia !

.4. ...- --e ~PNN~S ~~GFS > .
5m 9pagtfable lnentwtd Item 0erenagens
psrtraut eta gegibrter GUnlcribtrtsr bieles
0lott confacttteu Vapters etntm conf8rerirten
Urteftrd9er, an DID aorelirt, Q SUI Nutb,
Jade pe9 @olfss unO 6Gup!Itu8 Der ishS glls
.ttoueu, sne6r ODER m~sntger. Or f4retbt auf
eem Stumpfe etuss ssfaIenen WalDmOnars
cen, unigebea oon trauernpen StGten b1umen,
tudbrenc Gnt9mion8 9lanet am weltl den
9tmmel eHnpOritet8t. gin bid. 0 G5ar otter
&tttsrIi&fett wup Rban bee BaumwO0entar=
torst oppsQtrt CT um Ots GrlaubntB, ouf
eteene GaufG elm tpentser fretes 2anO, cine
!Setmatb unter Den 9p6uen bes Ncroens au
luGsn. 0taf Du nt@t Dsineu utopferen
GDlonneu" 6olt 9ebteten mnD tn Oetner aOI3en
@arrisre fir rtntn MusenbliG oerretlen, unO,
pGtren0 etne beWunDernpe Oelt etnen fur3sn
8td auf Oetne bebre nno @OttOerIa1eme
Sa@e ipirlt, fir BEN 9ladltben @Oncrtbtrten
sinen e~nplUlen l1rIoub trlbrln 90 fet &c unb
11tde ss per pra ua@ tener Stabt. MO Der
ptnOtee. ipanOernbe @tefa1 n d t iberwtps
terte, tpsl@e tn, 9etpEbnliden 2eben wttlapels
pbta 9enannt sptrD.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

further proclaim that III MINISTERS
received u,.ler .his call. ss Nh l-1ll 9th
ers pst heretofore credited. sh.lD ~ aaly
credited ou and deducted frs ~ qrosas
established for the drafl.
further proclaim that i ~ Stste
shall fail to raise the qaosa enril1se1tts i
by the War Department. ON 11Aix eslI.
then draft for the de6ei~ne lid auss
= shall BE- made on said ST., al az
-dixiriris Of said State. faf th1 Zee pro-
portion Of said quota; and lhe ssid drals
ahall commence On the sMh n IL Janu.s-
ry, 1854 W I,
And further proclaim that noehing ia
this proclamation shall intrrfuse with rx-
is;ing orders, er those whiek may be. H.
sued. for the present draft 10 W. States
where II is nov ~ progress NJ Is hss
not yet coinlneuced.
The quotas sf the States an districts
will be assigned BY the War i1Ipnrtssent,
through the provost marshal gru6Eni's affice.
duo regard being had Cor thu - hereto-
fore furnished. whether BIZ voln,ereri,,g or
drsftiag. and the recruiting ut be con.
Quoted ln aecordAnce with such Instructions
as have beet or may be issued N that de-
partment. s
Lin issuing this proc.ansatisiatsI address
myself not only to. the Govefnpes Of the
seecfd States. buthlso 10 NJ rood and
loyal people shefeof. insaking = el - had
their wilIiug. elipnrfui. salad tni1 q
the speaxursx thus adoptea. W51h yie@ 81
reinforce our victorious armies nuw ID the
field, aud bring our needful n.ili.sry opera
toms TO prosperous end, thus closing for
ever the fountains OF sedilion and civil war.
In witness whereof. ,aye hfrcunso SET
my hand and caused the seal Of lhe United
States 10 Lc affixed. ~ ~ -.
uoIn at the city Of Washington this
seventeenth day of October. in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hlndrvd and
sixty -thrce. and Of the Independence Of the
United States the eighty eighth.
ABKAIAa, llscoLS.
BY the President: ,..,a ! -. .
lraiias. III. Ne,card. Secrxtary Of State.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
A PROCLAMATION.

Whereas the term Of service Of part
of the volunteer forces of the United
States will expire during the coming year;
aud whereas, in ADDITION 70 the men raised
by the present draft, it is deemed expedi-
ent to call out three hundred Thousand
volunteers to serve for three years OF
the war, not. however, exceeding three
years: al LII.
Now, therefore. I Abraham Lincoln,
President Of the United States and com
mander-in-chief af tho army and navv
thereof. and of the militia Of the several
States when called into aciuai service. d.
issue this nay proclamation. calling npoi
the Governors Of the different States u
raise aud have enlisted into United States
service. for the various companies and
regiments in the f.,ld from their rssps.c-
tive States. their quotas Of three hundred
Thousand men. sI is.
i do further proclaim that oil volunteers
ih,ls called out and .lnly enlissed shall re-
ceiye advance pays premium and bounty.
rs heretofore cnmn,,inicated 10 the Cover
nors Of States By tie War Department.
thnoagh the provost marshal generals
Office, by special letters
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
/. public SALE OF
T.fLsFA II IL h.
.PR0gRRDY,

Glf9virtue # tnorfgass frn.n Thomas
III RF"wl.-r "f Salts. M.ry's C"antv.
in the State Of M,ryian.l. {" Franris
Male. Bcnjamin G.. Harris ani ,hu II.
Ns.ale. trading u. Nralr. Harris & Co. ..f
IA" citys.'f Baltimore bearing dat. "f tn"
2lst IF Mag. in the year one THOUSAND.
'igh'. hn,,.lrel and sixty iIi. Undersigned
~ attorney far the ~ail S"ai-. Harris 4
e.. will aif',r NJ ruilir s.i.. ut the Court
iiouss. d.a,r in Leonard + wn. ON
TUESDAY the nth. day of
5E- November next.
he1ween III. h,nr. of l. .,'rsnk. u. and
4 oc'.sk. Y. NJ thu i..llox .sg ,ro,ssr?,
t" wit IT, VT s.
ONE STORE rOusE al in
the village Of Chaptic".
Sail lof fronts o21f son y. m4ia
street in Cl,nsicn- IL. .sf a,sl fr.r..
runs back "a feet and thu rru,aiac ias
feet rms back l.fD f.t. TT, .r.. ia god
DWELLSG HOUSE sttm.h.l to sail
sisre. and there is also ki,sl,r.,. ,irss,.
~. Carriage II.,u-" ANIL t,rn %. "a
the. prrnais,.s--all which, are Is, s.s~.
Is prr.on Wishing - rngag. ~
Mrfeansils business. this property ":y..rs
sir'ng in'snceinei'is----it LesHg one "f ti:s
hest business samds in this seciinli Of the
S:afc.sss.8
TERMs or SALE One third Of the pnr-
chase money in cash u, the day Of sale.
and the balance in two equal in>'aln"n''
| at six and twelve month. from the ,lay nf
sale The .|cferel Iaymrnt< {" b. ACQUIRE!
by the bpnds Of the purchaser. with -.
cnriiy In be approved by The undersigned.
and bearing Interest FROM the .lsy of sale.
/ r FORD.
~ h 49,. Z Attorney for
-, a. NYalc. Harris & 60.
Oct, o2n.l. 1S6s-ts IS ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

The News. Els R aa
The war news Of the past few days IL
devoid Of special interest. After several
days heavy skirmishins between the for
ees of Meade and Lse, we are told that
the forulcr has reached q safe position.
whilst tho rumors about the policy.
strength and position Of the latter are
vague and multitudinous. There seems to
he but little doubt, However, that Lee
sought-ah engagement with the army of
the Potomac. but whether he will attempt
another Maryland or Pennsylvania CAM
Taign at this time. or will fall back upon
the ;Rapidan and still further reinforce
Gen. Bragg. is still questionable. The
Baltimore San Of Monday locates Hills
corps in the vicinity Of Leesburg. but suf
ficient time has already elapsed to show
that he was not on d mission Of invasion.
We learn. from the same source. that .
small detacbment Of Federal troops were
recenfly surrounded 1t Charlestown, Va,
and tie most Of them captured.
=, LATE sdviees from chattanooga shos no
nsshsrial change in ths sfatss Of affairs, non
.sthere . prospect Of early lighting in that
department Of6eial reports of the Fed
eral loss ID the late fights have been pub
lished, and show grand fetal OF 16. 900
The Confedcrates place their lass at l2.-
0C0, sut, in Federal circles, this is thoughi
60 be an under estimate. Tsae Fcdcrals
claim some advantages ores Wheeler's
cavairy 10 the lighting that has ensued since
his movement against Rosecrans' lines q
communication.
AFedcral movement from East Tennes-
seeinto Virginia is reported. and the Con-
federatcs have. thus Gar, been compelled to
retreat before superior numbers In two
days lighting they acknowledge loss Of
800 Incn. in killed and wounded.
There il nothing new from Charleston.
snd altisrcported quieHinshe trans issis-
sippi departments y, reply t. the Mis-
souri dslegatisn. the President has written
aletter endorsing the Tt,licy of Gen Seho-
iisld and retaining him ID command.
The 'Pssns5lvania Ind Ohio elections
have gone for The Republicans By heavy
s4 VII Il -
majeri:ies.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
NOTICE.

AAV'lNt; aurrtAassl The Stock ~ .,ol- Of
tssr u s. hr,n nt Iea..i,x .T.a,n,on.
sls.ll. iAsvai,rr. IA! t.r CASH. ..,x. shall
Tetnrn from Iks.i:us,rc ..;,x In n Dew d,ys
viii, ling ~. 4, ,.,..,,, ~ riiI.ni WIN
TER Gt,OlpS anil sl.all ~. dad 81 =. the
patrons .f the ol tirnl. aid lie p,,i.li. gcn-r-
ally. when tlwv .ls,.irr Am, ,l,n. in my line.
have ~,kps.sI TIM. /, \ SlI .y.,..,, s,h, NAV
hay lo-vrr as.I.s.,l rLea,~rI Which, mist
pr"a's mutually beneliri,i +, uyse,t ami
Customers. sass = -. s.-.
WM. f. EiCH.
tlrasl ~ ST. Clcncui : Day.
Oeiolxf 10th, 1868 I'll.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

heads ~ seei for next years crop. and
improving es,sry succ.s>avr h,rve<t, lss his
ar hngth ,nnre ihan doahl.-l th~ ~;ae IT tbs.
original heads. The w-isht nf tln. product
greatly increased. and 81. i eNnEl n - -
mach earlier thas, f,rmssIy 49, -
ms,<s importas.k comsi.frnstip,ss
]: ] ] ! ] !! ! ! !
alssslt one pssnk fr,'ss 1 bSs<hrl.s A bnzkrl
,n,l ) half of this ssle<ted seed was sown
sidc b side ia anothef Geld. With wheat
uDcleause.l. md the former WAS folr tune
a. good AZ the latter and the yield rorres-
ronsling'y i,eavier The 6.-ld 4pee which
Il was sown w.rs very auiform u character
throughout. AMI this diIEinncc IN the
looks..f the wheat oculs w. Distinguished
as tar rs the ticli could y, yirwed " as to
SEQ the grain. asA Aks ssass
The Lrnrfits ,spf careful seleriiou II seed
thr,agh na,nbsr " years. become 70 evi-
dent that We think fariaers czn but pretit
from the experiments which have ii-n< pr
been made II ihis direction; md there Is
this adsaptsgo in,i tAas tie plan y aPen
20 every farmer .live. snd with but snall
expense atsenIiag TIL operation esaise
psr. srsPs,, e !, WY !. yefi.sy 81 go
lnattrr Of The gsv'stssz ss.ls.ff.sHre. and we
wonitcr fhas hMg been nsglectcd, r.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

L j VI fvo writs ef Vrnditi.u;
ss-ns'i ant 81 the Circuit
Tx ~ 1t Aaryss c"uniy. osr ut The
|! 8 AlrFausler Penn. Richard II.
= 3ees'. ~ l<s 49, Diver. trailing
'uEdrr tles r1If sni style of Penn Il Mitch,
ell: and one as the suis nf Gr0e. N
Nandwsrl. against fhe goods and cl,a,,eis
lands and is,.emehfs Of Easy Gr,e,wnn.
and - ms dirrsssl have s.-iz,rl and Ia.
ken in execution NIL the right. title. inter-
rst. claim a,pi demand. al law and in
4q,,isy. af the said a;,s<iy t;r-enwell in and
i. the following property Ia wit -
il One Negro wnman. nan,e.i 81.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
MARRIED.

On Ne 9th inst Sidney D. Han,naeit
's Misa ReLseea wo~l.
On X 7sh inst. Vim. a. cos,ls -
Miss UlAula T. Taylor. -.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESI-
ae DENT.
soo, 900 VOLUNTEERS CALLED on.

On Saturday last the President issued
the following proclamation. calling for
three hundred thousand volunteers to serve
for three years. This call. it Will be OBJ
served. is an addition tn the present draft.
which has already taken place in several
of the States. It viii be further observed
that If the quotas OF the States now called
sor are not filled BIZ the 9Th of January
next. the deficiency will be nade,up BY
another draft: 4sT A 's 4 Is. s
BE rnR PREsIDrSr OF THE USIrED SrArEs
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

We bare before alluded to the expert
nents oh Mr.. Hallett. Of Bnsbson. 10
England. in the selection Of wheat for SEED
and the results which have attended *
1t Is all Interesting and Important natter
With the farmer, and one which W drsire
tn press upon the attention of 0ur rcsdeTs.
Mr. Hallctt colnn,crced his expesimepss ID
September. 1889. He then planted enc
grain Of wheat, aud year by year selecting
most carefully the produce Of the isest
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
DfSSOLETIO.y or cor. tR TyER-
So. SiIfI,.
NillI,.

i'HE Csrartnrr-lip heretofore existing b.
tween Vim. 4. I.ra.:;, and e. l.. .i,hn-
s'.t u'rssr si,c tirir AMI style ,.f l.rar:i y
.'"ii'.ss'ii. was diss. iyssi Oh The 10th Of Lt''-
ntS, 'fff-. by snutaal c.n,s~ns Either partner
y a'l'srsizrl 4. sv.tile the hu,>iness 'f tho
'a't hnn Peasants i,nlcltri T., us ARE hereby
u'Rr'''y rrqnrsie.l - call aud settle their
e'asfisS witIsAi; delay. II. No. ~
- .s.,s .,E wM. r. LEACH,
G.. 81. JOHNSON,
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
Negro Soldiers.

We learn that there are now abonl
200 negro soldiers stationed at the yari
Gus steamboat landings on the Patuxen,
river. in this and The adjoining counties.
They claim to be here On recruiting
expedition, sand four slaves from farm
adjacent to one Of their posts of occupa'
ton have, We learn. already j"ined them
They are commanded by white officers
whos We are told. speak in high tersas o
80 military genius and capaeity q .l'
African race. 'TH
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

IN the premises If the sail Gu.t. Green.
w~ll. hrtween the hours If 10 o'rloek. A.
~. AMI 4 ."'ci.rk. p ~. T will expose
to public ancti.n ,l,. absv. d..scrilr.i pre-.
Perty. SO seized and ,ak.a IN execution.
10 the highest bidder for cash. Ais, tu
satisfy officers casts on ss~.
j. THOMPSON yATES.
s. late. Sheriff.
Oct. a2,..i, 1865. e@
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

Election Tickets.
We again call The attention q cand;lI'tes
to the fact. that. on Thursday morDing
NEXT. we shall eommence printing election
tickets. Names that are not sent 10 b. thar
time win not. Of coarse. appear upon the
tickets. We are thrs careful to give due
notice. that We may not be held responsible
sor the negligence Of others tilt