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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-03-10

TURKISH PoLIDENEss.-A few years ago
there was generous Turkish ambassador in
England. When any lady happened to praise
one of the handsome shawls that decorated
his person, he immediately presented it to
her. This led to a very general expression of
admiration for his excellency's shawls, and,
in consequence to great diminution of the
ambassadorial wardrobe. i At last, when his
excellency's stock was reduced to the one he
wore, upon lady fondly expressing her admi-
ration of its beauty, instead of his former re-
pIy-"Madam, it is at your SERVICE" he said,
with Turkish composure, but with more than
Turkish gallantry, :" Madam, l am glad you
like it; I shall wear it for your sake"
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POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
GEN STARKS' RES OLU TlONS.

GRAND COPPERHEAD EFFORT OF GEO. B, SMITH.
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3reiter (2.( 9iItritt upn Wt0rpiane.

HrOfORttNc1cn0ueeCfNCes
3peiter 90 9iltritt bon Wtorplanc.
8oIti ore, q. Sept.
8tr ~bes!aubi9en hermit, DAP Die uaGitebenr
benanrten 9eripreu, peIde i'm 2. Gonarebs
Oiitritt pou MarpIano aussebpben $poroen wa'
rer, aus beigefl9ten @rinoen ppm Dlilitdrz
9ienit ausgenrmnten Iino:
Wlattbetp George, -. Oiltritt Naltc. GO., III
ait; Gcw. Ncbinion. IL. 9iitritt 8atto. So,
untaugIib; 0apio S6aaf, l.. 9iirift 9drfpro
&C.,, urtaugti6 ; Wcies gUper, II. 9iitritt
@oltp. 60, besablte bic 2oStauf3iunrme, ba
iefne relisi6ien @runbldse ibm pa8 9ra9en pom
8affen perbieten; 4arOn SmUter, Ii. SiItritt
Baltic. Co., eo.; 8eter DiaSsin, II. 9iitsist
Baltic. So. ,sOo. abrabarn Stepens, II. 9itr.
'8alto. &c., gu jung; Charles WbthnOre, -.
0iirift Baltic. &C., ST. alt; Siaac S. Aaen. /.
Siltrift 6ariora 3d., uit1u9Li6; Beni. III. Sas
pi8, II. 9iltriet BATH. GU., su at; SaccbJiaH
II. 0iitrift Baltic. Co., untaugli6; Charles
|StanbiIore, Il. Difiritt 8aItp. &c.. untauss
lib ; 9bcM,as 8urtDn, II Diitritt BALTIC. g.,
iteute eixer Subtituten Robert Sau1e8, i.
Siitritt 0arforo &C., uutauSlib; Wm. 8pnpn,
II. 9iitritt 8attO. &c., glidtbIrser; 5reoerid
MnoretpS, 12. 9iitrift Baltic. &c., o.; GmOrp
0oOIfrrc, 10. 9iitritt Baltic. So, ;u alt; Snc
. 9up, II. 9titritt Baltic. 60, iteIte eiren
Subitituten; SacOb Meaos, II. 9iitritt Baltic.
&c., 5u alt; 2umbert RObert5, II. 9iitritt
Baltic. Co., fteIts eiNen Subitituten slIireo
Seeler, ID. 9iitritt Baltic. &c., NidtbIrser;
Charles Scott, II. Siitritt 8aItc. Co., uns
tau9li1; acbert 9atteriOn, II. Diitritt 8altp.
&c.. iteEte sinen 5ubitituten; slquiIa giles
Garbiel 1. 9dtritt {9arforo Co., Su alt; !Senrs
8aterB, 1. 9ifritt !6arfcro Co., untauslid ;
Siaut SeIman (furbisl /. 9iitritt 9arfpro Co.,
gu alt; S5cbn 8rolpn, II. 9;itritt Baltic, &C.,
fteGte einen Subfihlten Scbn Auf, IL. Sit.
Baltic. &c., untaueli6; 0aoib Gent. l. 0itr.
5orfcrD g., ST jung.
Robert@atbedrt,
R~rcfrbmarI6au unb Brdiiosnt
oes Ginrouirua9sz9oare.
SoSatbanS S. Chapman,
GinroIirunes=Gommildr
S. II obert@ arb,
l(28SpD 4r3t oes ginrpQiruneS=8oorb
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aofffcc Der GDmmifare fir Stra9en=
O%ff1ttttd.

S~Glttntrrt, "a. sept. 1864.
Die Grrtntnare fir SiraFenSFnung In Ter Siabt 8altt=
more ssten tiereur6 Ectt;, tne tie liz G5eE,etnitaf nit Gem
Reetfraicr Der Stabt etnen &pfenani9laB rsn bfn 8eidGeie
eunsen, Aussaten &c. fir bic SefaRns ppn 0plibapfraee
Srilben SalttiRpreftr. ub SeeOnbftr. eend TT taben uHS bag
bic Ssfeuerling rtre a~ussetebnt mereen dGf tetse Setten Der
g gsusa{ Sep Eas Sia SSts'P SSn 9 S9 Sas ia gassr, S SaI SsiSea
Settsn Der Bal i%ntprefraBe bon Sputts bis sapfr auf tet<
tn Setten Ger z srcnbfi age BON Sputts Biz Gapir.; ouf
beteen Seiten beS @rdaNse place ben Sputb= Its @ppft
auf bfi6en Setten Ger Grninet ctfr, spx Grtanse 9Iaee bts
gBdtstitr.; beib Soften trr ScGtodpitr sen Baltimore bis
Seecrtfr., fne ais seri9et 81 betrd4ten.
Eerner eebe i'd bterbHr6 Nabti6t, las Epist Gemmtl1cN
AM MCntlg, rem 5. Sttpber 1861, I'm Setn utr @prnittaeS
IN Der Gin 9al iub pei artnieIn rirS, UNI VerfdtebAtts cpr
Sbtseni in Ntterretrasune gu Jisten. unb treeno SeMaEt,
bar habit ~tstereiFrt th, lam kGnn etraiSe @ta!psttanser
oprtrin8en.
SIN Muftras G1Ieb g. StueS,
a (Srr2S4miN E1prf Sr G pifnnt f1pn1rS =
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GitD SommiffOmcrs Dffce.

Baltimore, 20, SEPT. 1854.
SerfeseIte IKSebrte tpertsn bis NpntGs. ben 8. Sttobsr.
Mrrsens 10 ubr aui btekr SfFee enteeeensenpmIhen I'M
Hpe, bon ba 280 TuB pefitb loufen bis auf Zen pra @btlis
&ib s%eetGne:sn &ruap au erettrea Iao Su pfGAern.
Der &cntraftpr Dper cite &pntraft0ren mereen barnuf aHf~
nertllm eta,ddt, bag lie Spnts NIT 9 b6rlser Si6ertett eea
ben fIr bic T dtee Der betr Srt!nd . ~eenasenbe UFaslrans
aRh SFpaerans bsiastsr &Gep. Sa Auft az
s . nttb,
(20fpt- 3rtt'dGI Gletf Fer Gttb gommtlEensr.
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2nr NSaehriht ana steuersahIcr.:
GttpeGolectprs=Sfic

WIT SEFH N~NNN1N*N ITkIf
baltimore, ben 26. Sept. 1854. !
Dtsisntssu 9eripnen, Sel6e plnf6en. bic eeeenrrayttse
3tSeeHtS &ate Srn TX PCT. saaf Stabt- un6 4 p&t. nWf
StdGtsnfuern far bas Sabr 1864 81 ~eriparen, pereen bier
surd ertnnert, bag bic Steuerr bis ;u!a 1 Of. beSStIt lein
utu6en. 9laG Gem l. Stt. Eerben aus urbe3ablten prfen tn
Die Q6nbe pom @~Teeutpren seeeten ~rerben, weI&e tie aEf ie.
ben San etnSutreibea tdben.
: GselertGsn, wslGe nod Stabt- unt Staatsfsuern fur 1863
cber fur prrbersstsnte Sabre i&uleen, baEen aa1 benz so,
;. @lts. 2% PCT. nnebr gu sltlsr, uab tb peree esspuneen
ietn, TN anbPrn safe BE @ertinfe bar StGNhfNGe aasu-
prSasH.
ar e.H aRsrHus 81. 50 rtee,
IOi-Gnl .---.. Hftn Gnnrcfnr
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9trrtRttHG
Wrof0fmar16B0IS Dfiice,
2npiter ~ 9iftritt pom Wornlanb.
MnItimpre. 26. @ept

BdIttmpre, 70. SsN.
Biz b~saluubisen hermit, bub bic no6hsbsnc
nntsn gerIOnen, pelGe I'M 2. GOnsreB'
lit ppn Wlarplanc u~usgebcbea EtrOrcen
n, aus beieellgten @rInoen pom Ut'l'tdr'
4 o~nssencmmen itno:
.Ieb gieIlon, II. 9itritt gGItc. 60, fteNts
SubIituten; SOibuG 9rcetcr, II. 0Ittr.
+ Co.. fteute einen Gubfitaten; 2oHis
ri6misb, II. 2ifrit* Sofia &C. Rn>
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J(eue 0nieigetl.
l~ilibeoir9tc Unions Stimmaelcr Der
IL MnrOt

0te rnOsOin9ten l1aspnSRintm9 sStr otr15 0srt gtEesn f6
III Arhi!songShaue, gprtpt.@de oon Ntebsf nNe afen5se'
nternfr be1tts. Ntttrp@ Ibenc INT * utr uctlnnnteIn, nm
bic Sseiatsn fir bns tesinnenbe Satt ST ndbIsM a!tte per
pi siieers rt3ttse 6raecn osrgeteet t1eretr. Gs folee oas'
na, ssrepntt eB Vile siinStli@ ~tri1etaeH-
,@H} Gbaa @tsrGe, 5efs
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Grftc S8aro!
Erfts 9Sarc -!

Die SQr6er bcr /. g1ars perkea htern,Et teHa9s.stt6t ts
bic &raft, AGceia.ten bef:stss g21rt IN etnfr Ttrfcr:al uRs
eia(tamis ssi&tOdeH bat, eas fd bieie An0etetseh IN et'en
Club, eenanat HGeaen{eiti9er Sdtmessretn ger eriten
9Nar6 aeaem Die Siebuna" u~nseeEtllet t6t. 9teie Rdnt'
I%nnssnctic rrrhc fs nGteia crGGtst, abe GeucftiPrs1 ht6t
sinrei&sn, vm Die Dars vea Ter .3sstwns 81 eefresen. Deg
tai5 frUten aus. tpcI6e Die Npr5 uee ~eeelteN teruse N tr0Ieu,
fS am Wicntas Abens liz ga8efa 9aI eiufreen. Ter pretd
Bar Ntitsltctf@aftif SIS. 9ag aEf.rGe
g. 3. 6eRe9, grai.
s. 5. @rtt Stir. (WlrlU)
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Worlo ,,& mirt cine Sauedmnie in Sc. $50 gDsR, Ball
OSAA" iWi tintrreffrdss Set Spbn SGtrer. (WDG)
MorInun<s Stu gutter Santiber ais atrette 9ane lam
~tltWust. tsgeruts 9ei&aftisras FRten. gu erfra.
gen Ia s'r gDeasr Office. tDtNtGsl
ReS,sAf perbea: gtebsere gate 9tanp 8arntfttr eraer
VIISIyt SlaGe iSnnen bauernbe Bei6aftteuas nnb zen
bcdfer 2ptn srtaltsn, tpean Re ft1 ipfcrt meikfn BET Gahfe's
Ytanr Alan. Comp. Ode Bon Gutaw Mnb Gapettefr. DNt
N~nrInna+. SpeIet6 swei SdubntaG er. 0etIlfeI I, elmer
0CetN1tHl" aIf StuG nre elmer auf @S6en.Arbett.
ut S&ntniattr 3inbeuann, Rr. POI Srtstrtd RVab. t5atl
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touglih; Gbwarb GIearp, IL. Diitritt BaLtO.
60, feGte eiuer Subltituten ; sSsbn Suian,
r., 9ifttlft 8aItp. Gp., lteate einen Subititue
ten; Sainea 8Onb, -. 9itritt 8aIio. &C.,
iteIte einen Subfimten; Spbn .oadct, l.
SIhrit Baltic. 60, lteIte einen Sueit'fltei'
SObn $. Settle, 1. Siftritt !9arfoto c. lns
tauqIi@ grnroc 8eder, IL. G'tr'Ft Salfo.
&C., III alt: SUbn Mc9rnalr, IL. &llfr't
Baltic. Co., iteIte eineli Snblt1tafe'' Nl@Sl9s
Wtiler. ~. 0ifritt NaItr- w., iI alt; Sobn
| Suarber, II. 0iitrift Baltic. &C., urtau9lt6;
| 9nnie[ geoIer, II. 9iltritt Baltic. 60 iteIlte
eincu Subltihtem; Spbn Seems, II. 9iItritt
BALTIC. &c., iteLte sinen Subititlten; Aoon
| Qeuboff, II. 2itritt 8lIto. Co., itellte eincn
Subfihiten !; ,6ptparo Gpe, IL. 9iltritt Bate.
&C., unterm Sitter; SOtn Hper, u. Sitrltt
Baltic. &c., III alt; Ni6CIaS t3orns, IL. 9Iitr.
8aItc. Co., ~ alt; Ghecoore GrrBmonn, II.
9ilfritt 9snlto. Go, mntau9liG: Charles 9tl<
bert, IL. 0iitritt 5aIio. g., ai6t6Ir9er ;
qc1epb Griffin, II. Giitritt 0altC. Co., nns
tnc,loli6; S;obn 8ennet, II. 9iItritt 8aItr. &c.,
~ alt; ;Scbn Dhlrnma, II. 9ifrift Baltic. @o,,
untaualiG; 9errp Guntber, II. 0tltritt Sa1to.
@o., untauoIin; Npatn Irunt, II. Dtltrltt
9,oI.r, &C., ;u alt; SOibuu @Itnser, Y. Dit.
Q,1ltO. &C., untauaIin; gSm. 5. Garter ii,
9iFfria 9aIto. Co., untauglit; WiGaeI Nea'
o,r. -. Siitritt Baltic. 60, untau9ltd ; Sobh
Mbiele, -. 9iItrift 8aItp. CD, untauaIth;
,nenrp ReufSnieber, -. 9iitritt Baltic. &C.,
NGtbUrder 8m. 0cncpan, IL. Olltritt Bait.
g., untauaIi6; Gliibu Marif, II. 9iftritt
8oIto. Co., 3u jung; 9enrp Menser. ID. dit.
Baltic. Gp., NihteinmUbner; gi&cia1 3inttes
mou. ~. 2iFrrft Baltic. &c., unt1uslih; 4m
,Sa!bert, II. 0i|tritt 8altc. 60. antau9tI6;
5Srareis Barre nton, -. 2iltrift Baltic. 60,
antauaIido; @epr9c Sienat, II. 9iitritt BALTIC
&C.. untaugli6; 9enrp @refUn, -. 9iltritt
8olto. 60, i'm MiIitireienit; Samuel Srane
mer, IL. 9iIritt Do. ~ alt; Scbu WeIdIine,
10. 9ia;.ritt Baltic. 60, ju alt; Sobn 9. Gafea
Iane, /. 9iItriH 0drforb &c., unternl Mtter ;
gepras Rccen, u, 9iltrift Sat;o. &C., 9ne
touolih @ecrge Rbimicaie, II. Sitritt SaItr.
&C., untou9li1; Sulius Mc9aibieltS, IL. Dit.
BaltO. 60, am 8eiebt 0e8 8riesSmlrilterS
erinirt; 8ul. s. @cpomir, II. 9titrift Baltic.
Sc, untauolih; Charles 9teifer, II. Dtftriit
8aItr. &C., iteate eIreH Subititaten; Samuel
Montasue, 1. 9iitritt 6aripro Gpurtp, unterm
Sitter.
N9bert Gotptgrt,
NtrnfcEr4nribnli NH YrIibent
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Sierbraucr.W tr1omnluno,

Sautmtlt@t Sttsbreaer UagttmcTt's une ~llmefsenh iut
ktsTrsit ~SrinSenb eriu&t. elmer Grtra-geriamns.un aa6teu
DOnnerffGS, 0lbenfs . ubr,
TN eUtsie pes Sru. 9rss, Ns IL 81. 6setey!d Sir., 5etjg.
mrhneR.
Die Dflssaseu, sSa = iIpdutee Suridsetftrt, mtrttn ibren
Utyt9t abIeoen unh ~ansereeul Dtnee bon t6Gter Wi6ttgtsIt
Eayen &c. &C., gus 8erbanhluue ~eSrliesen.
Das SutsreFs zines ifhsn &iu;e!uea srfortert pnnttltdes
&rf1etneu.
SIN EuitraSe $50. &sf @raiibent.
Chr. Sttefet, SER.
Baltimore, q. Sent. 1864. .gpt1o,
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Sentl@c 8rieTs,
Sesse Ia Ssr tRsI!i&ss siat sattaltta rxa.
DGuen(tRG.

Bed, Wlis Daarsaretbe; 9arenberoer, Mrs
Barbara; 5lenming, Dlib Masgie; @~rctebuus
@lrs @iIbelmiue; 9ammer, Dtrs Gliiobetb
6arig, Nlarior; part, Deib Map; Raufsan
4iB Regina; 2in6er, Dlrs @liiabetb; RuR
DIS Dlarp; bling, Mrs 8 &c; @ei6, Mrs 6;
5eIisman, 1lrs $; 9@OIi, 9liB RadeI; @ert
FrS Gatbarine.
strrtRItHs.
8eder, Ger. Dr.; 8eder, Saipb; 8EimIeiu,
B; geLbad, Geo; FAMINE, IS; 5artmann.
x & SObn; 6ed, SO s; 5iIbebranbt, & s;
5Opt SObn; Quopig, Or. G8R 81; Rinoer,
5aHI; Butter i'm; Stephan, u; S6peiter,
); SEQ Charles.
S~sIsauuftnt,
Nnnf. 8u; Stunt, @m 6; 6ulmer, Capt.
/; German, SntOb; Steiner, 2ient. Gol.;
anger, Spbn.
9iebRabL. SOtM Suuipar purOs
roeftern Mbenb auf ole sntlaee perbaftet,
n. &. Gepi, ST. 1873 2isbtfr., cine ilberne
r. ostpblen gu babeu. Ri6ter ScbniOn i6idte
non Der Sail.
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Wltee Sethln9s.4 >npier
e Y Cssgntssssnsissp Bt'UO Sta& ~ sr,euasn Ia
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Dr. 81. 3tehntnnm

et is!ns Ns1auas 4. 0i;es seH SIS. AZ naS 81 .. CS Yesb
GrcFtIr. cerie9t-
Dte &Gnben Ia 6eberel 9il bs!teten !nst Grsres tet Srn.
s~pctbetcr STat, Yrrpnfr, ~Gc:uaeben. (DDNI
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De Wetteliecer hes aItf6bter @rbettersersins liAt htes-
nit b~rtnsene etneeIaeen, f& ana nd6itsn Dpnnereas, ben
79. SrpttHber, abenhs una IA utr, In ibrss 5aae az Der.
fan:ueln, iDcstn Ssrattune Der Yraiaie.
SIN Nnftras %. 3. : rtt, Seft.
l4pb
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.Ueue un6ei9est.
Observation-Disclosures


So 6hs prn. Anereas gDsie Braaer, aus s0e,l, lieet es
Srtxf IN kfe Q9eder Gfice.
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9sxte erbtslt i'd cine pa-tste Gganeeticut une Req glprt
state Seea, g0rdpper, Iuiertei.er une Buffer, ,mel6eH ID
III itFr hiltaea, grei(e ,unt @ertaaf nnbiete.
WtiItdmYauI,
tWtt lgBl Np. 45l @alttmcre StrdFe.
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$NOO NUunfN
SIGffersxdbdf

satit bic Draft Ahreiattrn efr IL. gSarb, 2fsn r,sLbe fd
BET Dam. @fsnrne6, @rpefr, @dt ron 4ertaasrn Wae @eGrI
SIR nc bas tStla d~gstesabit nite. (Se1sDI
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@iael linton &eaaMe.

Die @~litsItebfr eepftItea perben Ceke,en. bis Witttrch
atenb ~ ltt 10 Der g~erfammluns ~ trf&einea, b mi6tse
0ei@6fte, Est he HsantsnratI unb 2cIal- Weranbergna. CUR
1eratbaus ~SsrIiesen. SIM Auffrss
l4lARtI 1890. u. q Ia q Kcsr
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5n6N5fenszofdee Der Der. st. 9trmee

81. 20 Ssutt ctr. Baltimore. Wlb,
20. Q stbr. 1864, sf-
Weraeeeits Nuaesete IN DIrlifat Wsrefr GIf ots ter Sttee
lua. Saiafaa I. Oft. 1854, Utitf0ss t. utr dreanOEa'
ui cas @sr. Ct SubFRens.D Displacement 81 e%srisrsh
600 Gnnknenter III $ ~ lin gauerl. Absa!.fs
;srn es Waters yDbarf, Baltimore. Rt.. Iah SpaT 200
Spnnen 10 Gage wab 100 GrnneH 20 Gass Sa% SyttaiIare
res Yer traits.
Das riferirts Ser ptre stner lenauen SaipeiTt1a lT;eT'
pprIsG, ebe eS aneensuaunen mirt. -.-t--,
8atiune ptrb in iol&eR 8Oats Ser.aes. as serast IN
Saao frt menn tetnt Gil 2ane isaS, lrbSla sis "elle etnS
setta.
Nnsetpst HaRfen aui 5rrmu.ars sei9risbaa !ein, ms'ee
aaf bteier Sffee 81 baben lnb.
Seize perioa, p6tr i,Ses glttslit5 sinfr Sirnaa, !selDes cir
Mnqttr. utaGt MUS einen 9reueis btiiisea. ntna gstt ipSh
eir loldsr ssseits auf b,sisr OtFce ~reeinritt warte.
~ en4@ ~ 6. S. @ Gilman,
NJ I NE( Noot;k1n unk & = II G. 81.
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3uUer6autpnA al Uermtet6en.


acknowledgement gu perfaufen.
Gtn S6ubn,aa trssf6dft NIT gutter Auntf&ait aeta gDaa
rentprrdtb 1T ptoer MISUNDERSTANDING 81 tertduFer.
SibfTes 9c. Is on epntate. =. tD@Do)
3m Derfanfen
Gtn saser 9s&sfeR. ga3sufraesu re; IL gDta
eombarbfrAse. fSste2 81
Sine quite @eIesenbeit fir einen Sdder
Der quite gDsae ans fenGise 8sssesas9s Der bstanaisa
Ia inter Ter Sanb au ann ehntlthsn Sehtnsamsen 81 pertai-
(efpt-2W5 gasp4rat6I4s,
Depot OuartiermetfterS Office,
armee.9Ietber nab GsIiplruMss Depot
Baltimore, 20. Sept. 1864.
8ertauE prn 9lrmeesaleibern uno Gauipirnna8s
@esenffdnben,
RsI6e ais nntrauaDdr fir ben Sfensit6eu Etsna srttist
Der tiu,erses&attt nlse am ggtttu~d, zen 2s. S.Y., in
eEens!sSer aa!tcn ~fpiseatss Gisenthuus SsrReieerr'
Cine Nuantitdt grmees Sleioer,
tehepere ~tte!imeiie aus
s&uts. Ssasen.
Sa6sn. Srfsn.
u~etermSatsI, Dt6sa X.
Bsrusrt se
Sine luantitdt gauip;runss. &esenitdnbe,
benebenb IN
Seltsa, 3tlteteE.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-28

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-28

S~atptGrt,
8roJoBmari6all ur,e 4rdloent
OeS Gi~nrolirunes. 8oato.
1eNatbanS. CHAPMAN,
@inrO(lirmng6 @GOmmjRdr.
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Arst oes neutrality-suspicious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-24
Wu.T DoEs FREMONT WANT. He has


WHAT DOES FREMONT WANT? He has
sought and obtained nomination for the
Presidency, but his election is evidently an
impossibility. None of his partisans can be
so blind as to entertain the least hope of sue
cess. He has no party, nor have his friends
an organization in any State or even in any
county. They could not carry solitary town.
They have no National Committee, and no
State Committees. Their candidate was noml-
mated not by Convention, but by meeting.
The men who attended to it were not dele
gates elected by the people, but individuals
mostly self-appointed. Only fifteen States
were represented BY these self-appOinted dele
gates; and among them Massachusetts, Yer
mont, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Delaware,
Kentucky, Minnesota, Kansas, California,
Oregon and Western Virginia--eleyen OF the
free States were not included. 1t is very
plain that a man nominated by such meet
ing, and by such party, will never reach
the Presidential chair.-AhG.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-24

Recorders COURT, VIRGINIA.-Edward
Johnson, arrested by officer Hays, for fight
ing, forfeited his bail of S25; S. Hyman, ar
rested by officer Haws, for fighting, forfeited
his bail of S25; Sam Che, arrested BY officer
Soule, for committing nuisance, was hned
SIS, and in default was committed 10 the
CITY iail for II DAYS l.. Bittner, arrested by
officer Bulger, for violation OF game law, was
fined and paid SIS; Il. Drum, f. Halves and
Thomas Hutchinss, arrested by officers
HAYES and Buckley, for being drunk and dis
tnrb;nc the peace-Hawes was discharged,
Uutchings was fined S25 and committed to
iail for - DAYS, and Drum was sent to Jail in
default Of Sl0O bail for his appearance be-
fore the Court tomorrow morning to await
Judgment; 2. Sheridan and Mrs. Delaney,
arrested by officers Soule and Clancy, had
their case continued until u N. to-day VIM.
Emmet, arrested by officer Bulger, for COM
hitting nuisance, was fined $40, and in de-
fault was committed for 10 days.
BOARD OF TRUsrEEs.-Our Town Trus-
tees had meeting last night. There being
vacancy in the Board, by reason of c. S.
Coover not qualifying, in accordance with
the previous decision of the Trustees, v.
Butsch, Esq, was qualified and took his seat
in the Board as member for the ensuing
year. Among the business acted upon was
the salaries Of officers. The following were
concluded upon, and al order made
accordingly: Town Marshal, $50 per month;
Town Clerk, 500; and Policemen, Sl25.
The Town Treasurer, Moses korn, Esq, was
authorized TO borrow $1,000, at a rate of III
tercst not exceeding five per cent. month
for sixty DAYS. Some other business was
transacted, when the Board adjourned until
next Monday evening. The Town Trustees
now consist of Messrs. Blanchard, president
of the Board,) korn. Robinson, Aylcsworth,
aud ButSch.
DRoPPED DEAD.-A man named Henry
Gruber dropped down dead on "Wednesday
afternoon in 2. Smiths saddle and harness
shop, on the corner of Sutton avenue and Z
street. He had been engaged in lively con-
versation 4 short time previous. and as he
fell, expired without groan. 4 post morton
examination of the body was made by DR..
Pinkerton, and an inquest was held before
Dr.. ]. c. Tucker, County Coroner. II was
discovered that the cause Of his death was
aneurism of the heart, or rather OF the as
cending aorta, and the jury returned YER
dict to that effect. He was native OF Prus-
STA, and aged about thirty-tive years.
JEwErT K SHEPARD CoNPANY.-At
meeting Of the Trustees held this day, d. h.
Korn, Secretary and Trustee, resigned. Isaac
l.. Requa was elected to NIL the vacancy OF
Trustee, and IL. c. Brooke that of Secretary.
COMMENCED OPERArIoNS.-The Imperial
Company which has been oYerhauling its
machinery and hosting works generally for
the past few days, started up again last night
and is now taking out rich rock again.
BrLLGoS.-Wells, Fargo 4 Co., shipped
this morning, is bars OF bullion, weighing
1870 lbs, aSsayed value S4S,SOO 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-24

Lost.
T asst EVENING, IN VIRGINIA, A MEMO
II randum Book containing Certificates Of Stock in
the Maria Gold and Silver Mining Company and
tickets In Wrights Gin Enterprise, and other papers
Of no value except to the owner. The finder Will
please leave 1t at the Office Of the Gold Hill News.
J. J. J0CELIN.
Gold HILL June q, 1861. inn II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-06-24

IT Ct.Ts Both WAYs.-It is i favorite ar
gument with Secessionists, copperheads, and
other enemies of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rallied and unnatural foreigners, who are
ready to enjoy the protection and other ben
Gifts our country, and more than ready to
sheer at it and those who honor tit is with
this class of cattle favorite assertion that
the cause of the Union is on the wane, and
that the proof of it may be found in the con-
tinuouS depreciation Of our currency. Green
hacks, they say, when first issued were at
par, and passed readily thus, because the war
was in its infancy, and the South had not
then exhibited its strength and power OF re-
sistance. nor the Federal Government its
rashness and ineapacity. But the war has
developed them, and, consequently, the con-
hdence of the people is more and more shak-
en-, and Treasury notes ebb in proportion.
1t would be useless, probably. to refute these
specious arguments, or attempt to convince
those who use them. Predetermined to be-
lief only against the cause, no facts, perhaps,
could work q change. We all know that the
price of gold does not depend, except to very
limited degree, on victory or defeat, neither
to auy considerable extent causing it to rise
or fall. Supply and demand rule in matters
of gold and silver and paper currency, no less
than IN the COmlllOneSL ODJeClS VI COullHCISe'
A battle, or series Of battles and defeats,
which should threaten the stability Of gov
eminent, would of course disastrously affect
its paper. But we have yet met with no such
ruinous repulses. However, admit the Sc,
cesh and Copperhead argument. Federal
currency at the East is worth at least fifty
cents on the dollar. If that indicates that
the Federal cause is at so much discount from
a healthful condition, what is that Of the Con-
federacy, where bushel Of Coniederale
money cannot be bartered for bushel Of po-
tatoes. If depreciation in currency be an IN.
dication Of the weakness Of cause, that OF
the rebels must have reached a syncope IN
moribund, hopeless. A Federal Treasury
Note will buy enough shinplasters to paper
the inside of barn-about their only fit use.
Let Rebels enjoy the benegt of their argu-
ment. II the depreciation of Federal cur
reney shows that our cause is in the lee-scup-
pers, the utter worthlessness of that of the
Confederacy proves that it is completely over
board.-GdH