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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-29
MaEalana Staat9.Gnnpe1tInn.
o7 0Lun

Mrnapoti5, 81. Mlg.
Nuf Nntrdg De5 Utr. 0lth wuroe i'm Sour.
nal eiu9etr1gen, oab er, I'M sale er am 6reit1c
onUeieno 9epeien wdre, 9egen oen 8eriht 81
@un(ten elmer 9leger- Qsbrlln9ihait unD fir. ooG
Nuctoenent 9%eitimrnt baben plrpe, Gle 9IeQe,
I'M 2eieI uno Shreiben SIT unterrthteu.
Gebrltng 6d t Oer Neger.- Dir.
&uooun %pifertrte Elm ENHANCEMENT 1T Dem be.
treHtnoen Nrtitel lber 8lilen9erjhte It,, il
tpeIAen ueroronet miro, oab rieienigeu, bel De-
nen oie minCreunen NeJer in Ger 2ebr,eit tiei
ben, oenIelben &reueio ju l~ejiten baben, ais ole
NdbIer am Stimmtllteu,
Nn9enemmen.
3urlGbaltun IN Sttaoeret.-
CTR. Stirling le9te 8cl9enre3 oI5 cine ueue
Section por:
Sect. = Sr8enO cine 9eriou, tUetd)e rad
WnrdRne oieier Contribution UeriuGt, eirer
Ne9er oI@ Stapen surldjubalten, pclae,
cnanSipirt lpnrce, ioQ in cine GelptuEe Dor
500-50OO 9ouars p~erfalen ooer bis Ill
5ahren @efdn9nibitrQfe ~eyIeiocn uuo jeoer bid.
tcc ipl eineu 0IbeIs Corpus 8eiebT sur Sc.
freiang eine8 iCIden 9eger8 %erlai1en.
An9eucnonled,
@eridtSb6fe Der 5taet 8olti.
more Der Nrtifel ce5 BeriftS pom SSSuitis-
G0mite, ole @eridt8bpie Der Start Baltimore
betreffenr, iouroe enlightenment. DIR. Stodz
bridges 8eridt 1T gu @uuiten zines 0ah!z
Spient2 uno FdIi9t pOr, Gle Gitn Circuit Gcurt
ab3uih1ffen.
8oIgense6 puroe pom DIR, Gbuua8 eiuae.
retht uno augencmmen:
Sect. 81. = Sm ID. Geri6tsoi|trifte folier
pier @eritt&b6fe iein: bic Superior Gouyt, ot
Court ct Common Blea8, ole Circuit Court Ii
Die Criminal Count. Seper oieIey @erj6tsbSft
fol- cine 9tIfter b1ben, Der bird Die le1aler
Stim:,9eber beg betreifeuoen 3iitrif:s 9emdbl
10 roen, unO fem flint Is Sabre lang batter
ioQ..
Sect. % ruroe 0menoirt wie fplgt: Die Su,
perior Court foil Surjspittion iter ale Sda.
oenerIaetll9en Don ijter $1,000 baten.
Sect. 20. = Sic Gcutt Of Common 0leaa
Icl Die Gipilz S;uri>Otttion in 6d len pon Shl.
eeneriabtlagen bateu, melhe 1000 GoQlra
niht lberitei9en, iou ater tein 3ls6t batell,
9abeds @r1pus 8efebIe jl e%rldiIer.
GoS Salair Ger Jti6tcr tpurte auf $4,000
feft9eieet.
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Sic L, bOrnebeune SnOalIuu.
0ie 9cbsl:e, bUmba,t;reu asiu:amspDr

But9tn9tpn, %. Nug. Gtn Brief rom
oberen YctOnIlc id9t. poB cine GaualIerie=Abz
tbellun9 Der 'Asbtllen Tel Gbsrrp 3lun, 1lllei=
ten rDepIi6 Ocu 5arpero 6errp 9eitben puree.
2as Srnlbarf enent pm Nlulamsrplt purb
ben 6sino, pom cem 9egenlberIie9enOeu gcfos
> mocuier. lbut ben Uar8trn wenig 5aaoeH.
New.OOrt %. Aug. Gn Brief aus
Dem eapauerie 0auptquartIer, oatirt Sam;::a0
ladt, ia9t, oaB ole Jebtten ben 4jctomac mob
Nltt 0beritritten bateu uuo tet SbepblroS-
t0mr. 8iaialaspprt uno Qlger&tcpn ale6 rubig
lit.
Cine gfl6ridt BON SarperS 6errp an ben
9eralO iast, caB nnieye GopaIerte Gbarleatrmn
UIeoer beiekt bat.
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Der @eaerGIe YoNmetner BAL
elas flr5s 9eiudSreiie nab Dem 9lorpen oe.
wodt, Sn isiner abveienbsit beiorgt Grsouu,
HanNau, Ger Aiiitent@ poitmeilier, ole @e,
i9dite.
+9tnri6tunq zines gu Moiebp's Cue,
r%ilabanoe 9ebori9en Siebsten. Scr eini9er !3eit
ieiltete Elm Damn 5lanaens Gbarles Sentor Vea=
perS, Der gu Molebp's GuerilIatance qeb6rte.
oen Go Ger Sreue. Gieier Gio oter murce pcr
!pnl gebrofen uno er wuroe obermats dls8ulh.
tepper cln9e1an9en. 9adcem ibm iein Ser.
brehen bewieien tOoroen par, puroe er am Ies.
ten Sreltl9 ilu !6Cf oes alien Capitol Gefdno.
mites ~9ebangen.
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sabGlsens.ofaee Der Ger. ct, Mrnres

40 20 Sopdtsk&ss
Baltimore, 4sh.@ 20. u O.. 1884,
9ertlteeitf ~Nnetbo'e' tn Dupltfata msreen sf ess{er
S'fce els Y'ttitrHp ben 7. Sept , s Wittt6se IL tlr emit
ssjenQenon'Faea. uH eers Ser.+ 81. Sn5Fasn5' 2spartsmen'
@tertastess 10000 Rtusstsb, Isssusts
more. Mb ie iOOo stud ,nneTtIIs 10 Eeeen. Die,
eleen mefRu i3 lag nap tbfer Anturfs err 30
Ito unaeTdbr 1900 @fS. GTs6 Gtni6t basen. aus
1nter 1000 9funb ~wteeeHce gunen Sttsre, S&fen,
sabs, Rtne"r nns nnsetSrntes &tneriea rsrs sG'
SIR ictes Stud pirt in tteTeaa G~cntratte etn abs "a rcH
~ Ftine AIN Wepttt eridubt. pcNrn b 9 Lbter rt6t ii en
t:h Sfaasen q Der ouree %eefnaeen CHR Hs6t uHmt'telbar
mao letner ahtunft 1trncgea nib.
80 ntnId.s fur aHesbcie fSnnen eea cS'ser OF { ensme.
pf IN SeFioH . e. yer 9oa 0pFr per IeIeer@pe tss0esa
Die Resieruns ssriorst bcs tebs ctnd-Uenn 40 i6ssnt.
ais erretbs sdl'eitt nt1t tGs @ftnsMunt re %rertanetsn
Ssri6ts -%e'n;stn sewpssn Mira; Rte Aussats fur etelss
Scte9en rtls ee yartbte ttGeea. bic ITO TIM AeiGdSsa e6
eSsriGtS eetri: hat.
) re' Wns,t / muS bon etnsr Csarensss ecu ,nei ptrant.
tGuiet
We, of the county of -, State Of,
do hereby guarantee that - is Tor sre) able TO
tuifli a contract in accordance with the terms OF
his for their proposition, and should his Tor
their proposition be accepted, he TOR they will
at once enter into 8 contract in accordance there.
With, and we are prepared tn become his securie
ties, giving good and sufficient bonds for is full
fIlment.
Eif e~eransror ltGFstt bt~risnteen, tls Ri is 0uarautte ee.
ben. mus mitteid cine prua GIerf ter rd0Ren Dttrtsts 6 urt
ooer ren Y. Of Dt1rittS. nraIt 0ueeeisGten SsitRsnt'
sans ndhsepteien rsrbee.
&nb eter III ultn duwefCne fsiR, UNI ttre Nneetcte AZ be.
tsdfttsen une Ssrter,tteI fem, 8IrSlhdft fuv Nuefabruwe
beg eCntratts "a oeten, ehs Re bic SHice ~serlaTeH.
Die HssternHs betalt RH Rds Asdt rcr SIN cher G1s &n.
seeots 6aruGsrGetisn.
3atlan en- pfycsn mad isesr abitsftsuss IN iOtceu SOnbs
4emdpt ais IN SdTs frb; Ueaa tssnS p~crbAnSen. mtrn, lD9alt
tette ~eintemmen. a~uStesahit.
Serbs ds. maEsa DeHI!te PROPOSALS FOR BEEF
CATFLE" ee't6rtetsn uub an Capt. ). 4. Gilman. q. g,
Baltimore Ib aortIHEt fila
5see gt. ion OOsr isbss aRmsltsk elmer Tiru,s, wsl&e an-
eebots edt. r'ue etnsu Zrraetb fir ee Ter. 81. Rss erUne
tt,Is9sn, usnn at&E sta fcG&es tsretts awf rstlee Office 's
Gtrrtrt wurne.
xtIe anssbpts, bt.TsH Ggrf&rtfteu wt@t|
Ha@tRm mani DeTbeu oerwcrfen
8. 5. Gilman
t%S1us-5trtl &aptA0fn unH q. e. u. g. Y.
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0S @s3sgen f'uen einea She'll ber G1sIsou. Soau
tO!eeerc. pbcrt babcn.

@afbtn9ton, %, 2tug. Sin Qriuatbrief
Don Der @rtomlcsA ron 9sftsrn of, ruB
Die TebeiIen orei UleiIen Der 8elocn Vabr pcn
yte1nt5 Station ncropdrts in Der Gpnner1taqsz
1pt16t pieoer erobert baben. 0ie 8abn 1T
l6rI8enS otrmlfeu r%linirt, oaB Il: tbnen bod
oon teinem 3iben iein miro, suoem blItsn MIR
n0h Den D,dti8(t:n She'll 5niiben jbrer BOItiOn
mo Bater5burJ.
B3tce 8rtejen tpareu bsfh6itt t, TIRE SOB
ten I'll beJrlb3n uuO ole 8srpunoeteH inSiherz
belt Ill btluJan.
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--esEN. @ . . >&Ss-~-
G.Hc SnpaTIun asntufp'S bccorfcEcnS.

2outSuttte, q. Au8. Die 9l1ibptae
oStne@" brin9t fOlsenpe 016rift: Oepeiden
ron elmer aunOihafters Nttbeilung melpeu, olb
g WbeeLer'5 NbliAt 1t. in 6entudp ~einsufaIen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-29

Giri9e f1gen, Grants gemegunseu pcr Hids
mono e~ricrperu bic Nnweienbeit Garl'8 bort
ielbit, Ddbreno orcere %eIluben, DAB Glrlp im
Slime babe, bel NiIiamspott ooer SbepbarDss
tOpn 81 ~treuSen.
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NotiS an @tcucrsahlcr.

. Gin Collectors SfSee.
BGltt n ore %. MWs. 1891.
Gtsieai5eR Dtl&t i'd BITE MbSIse an t6rsr SIats uub
StIctr, ser fur lo64, nj rltp 8 pat. f.. $tlets runtbeiie
Hno l PCT. fur PEI l0nlt&es Sc &c toam unp 8 PCT fl Staots.
geHern t9srn Hoaea. mSrOsa etero I'd ertrR.tt 6 & bic pl.
p.tae aob Stibe. Cper Sta1,e teue.n fur / 63 I. er + IT or.
pereepenss SABRE foul tS iue. baben n pat Jnttr,Me a.
3'tlsR Wnp weber nod net ere prSle.t ba5l G. f4Iasen
pet6en, mean ete St.Wt.N RtGt ts ta1 81. D. ". 5 aip {
inc. n, u, . rtc ?, Gas GOaectgr'
x us27-iSsn Y ~
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90 N.Ins R.enit NeM p.tom1e.

Stem Yort, p. }lug. Die &ribune Don
beute trlnst foI9enre Nldridt: Mir erfabrer
ourb eiuen GorreipOnoenten aus Wdibjn9ton,
poB DER 6eino Den potomac an ben 6urtben
oberbalb 9arper8 6errp treujt. Gieie 9iQdridt
Commit ron elmer Qustie, psIde. @Iauben pers
bent. sFssai tae
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81. trans. SsI.easc orf3ebcbea.

Sem Oort q. Aug. Sic Yarge Nlbers
tine pon Nera Gruj meicet, oab Gle 6rauSeien
Die 8lpfare Ger meritanJl6eu t6dien auf9ebpben
blben.
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@afbinaton, %. aua. 1864.

AZ EtustCN 1ttDtH lIEU duV ocul ID1lc
;ugilG.
@aibinaton, %. ga5. 1864.
Sin GenerlImojcr Gjr!
Sire Gepsihe ppn Sen, @rant lit chen bier
eiugetrpIien uno melecf, oab ole JIjbmoaoer
8sltangen pom u. ben SUI oe8 Sorts Dlrrs
gan a%u5yi3sit, IS 1piro nttt seilgt, CD oas
6ort in Die 81 9eiprsn9t ppcr lteraeben murre.
@en, Sberioaa iagt in elmer 9tptiae BON
se{tern; Ser 8eiNQ pcriieB metne 6ront 1T
tsster 9ladt lno fel 9e9ea SmItbFelo cosr
Niccleplp 3urld. 2gir mahten lOl 8 fluges
ne unp Ids en- iibin etpeH 9erlau BON $50 2oo=
ten uno Ncrmunpeien Si. SIS muroea einige
8:riude 9eiaa1t, Den 6tuB BET WdIian%poyt ~
@traa;en, oc6 aur ,oura tteine Nbtbeilungen.
1Iau 9laaJt, odb Die 9iebeIlen oas Seal rduz
men pcroen. 2tnoere 8erihte teitdttgen be-
reits, DAP otaielben pa8 2bal perlaijen.
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Die 3. It5arD Draftz gsgf :
Gt1ottfGsc SrucfdrDctt Mro Sarcabs
70 ..se.sH cH m1tcrtAlicn

8 obt.NsgAt,tsrs Office.
BdIttnicre ~. aUgufi 1864.
Set1tsstte Nng'tcse rerheH ouf ct fer Oiaee bs ium q.
Se {. @tltl6s Il Ihr eEl9s sen6eaCrrneu I'm . c Dru tels
aTestie fur e SfaetueSrGltats III BE- crJsM Ii. BE S@rs,t
n~dhrtaiten FUR / Sdbr com I. Cftcber az lie uaA 9erlatte. m
Ees Sta .trssIfratrrS 90 ItefetH. prctsn rn6 SptttrtedttcR, II
Tne Gut pbteer . II e rtrt alrtea une aQe MedRitaafn GuT n
mt ebtS y SpetihtlttUntn htRrslChtMmen. &ru o mtt 8I @
1881 nufsn t9r st. pnFttli@e Y faGuns les Gpnt, oft. seGe-
sen IcsrGea.
(2suu a6naI) R,s{jtrlafo.,
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9:.SoraI-4

@oIO toitete am Gamita9 Nprsen in geus
Sort 253, feI nonn ouf PAS KIND f1ics ipater
miectr auf 2481.
0ieie5 Shwanfeu puroe ourd oas @erii9t
perurldtt, uld tpPlhem Elm Gommi1dc ppn
Georgia in Blibju9tOu angetcmmer 1T uuo
nah9eir18t ldben icU, anter weIhen Yeoinge
un3en Georgia rpieoer in ole Union aufJanora.
lten meroen t6nue.
9n Mlulr. QLlubt man bic Oef6ihte.
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RcQnote S&lQno, "a. @u

VKEANNts OVFNItVe x ~NY.
0l1ubnlrct9e No6rihten meIoen, oab eine
8e6euenmQ9t unter 1laicr 8bitiOrp unO Gait.
aeprn nab @reenbcrcu9b jog, INN Die Comforts
5Irten obauboIe1; ole Ylrses obcr i9 ibr en-
masse ent9e9en f~tellten uno tie in Gle 6ludt
i@lu9en. Capt &epcn Uurpe 9et6otet uuo
Diaicr @biiprp permunret.
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GInfumit c:,,t5 0eOrai,r 0r;e>cnssG U,nn.i1ays T.,
SSoihIuotpna

New OOrt, p. 2tug. Sin 8lIbinoto=
ner Gcvreiponcent DER Shines ia9t: Gin 0err
aus 0epr9ta lit bier ansetcmren. 9erlelbe
Commit poa Attanta plra -5bermans Qiute. Gr
reprdientiyt Die ptaotsre9ierun9 @err9ia't uno
nil e%rfatren, infer tpeIdea Yepi1sunsen Ger
Stoot pieosr in rie Linton 5u9elaiieS neroen
tam.
Nidmorcer 3eitungen iagen; .6riepen8aes
idte liuo iloli& rpn $ctsyetur8 i'm tlmlauf.
)er Sentinel iaet DAB am Nlontag gypbe Aufs
egult9 al Gem Egtctsfur9et ;Yabnbpie berrihts,
"a man 9eb6tt Rate, roB pUn 2iaepln 6rierensS
cOmmlldre ernannt poIren ieieu. s{n 5clqe
hslen Durce i5psr perr nit einem 9ieiieidd fur
eIaen 6riecensCrmmiidr oebalten.
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Sic uct,e ~saDafinu.

Sic R.3egem Sci SalcD = mar SjcpDarsst0pn.
0em gorf, 81. Slug. 9epelbeu aus
61yri3burg berjbtsn, Cas- ole GOni6oerirten ft
IN srO6et 5tirfs BET !0Iacod uUo 5bepbarD3e
tJpn b%einoea,
% etteres.
Gsr StiuS bit ani bnlih S,radrFnnc cv5aften
2Onafrc.tS GOrps in 9Sinb Il +. 0ic 1rcnss BIS
probt. E9ie %tnm)1.p 6 aafts Sarrc 8 rauas
GerafcD,
9drrt&burg,2 q. Nug. 0ie I'M 0lapt@
quarter elnsetrofeuen NlGriGten oeuteu bar
auf bin, DAB uietlei6t ibOn i'll pe"tJen Stun@
oen 9roBe uno ouirelenoe Geui lteiten pom Der
1rtcnIc=2inie e%iutreifeu %t5nnen. SIS fheiut
Sb1tilhe 3u fem, DAB Die 1lebelenarntee int
Sbenauooahtbaie wenj9ItenS 10000 Mdui1
ldrt lit. 0lln allutt bier 9uuS fiber, ods Der
6eiuo cine grcBe SnpaliUn p~rciettirt bat unO
poB, penn Sur y elirlsrei6 lit, Sberiran'S
55lanie 8u um9eben, er ieiu Oauptqudrtier fit
rem QGinter ii lleits Der Mdion uuo Eiri yiuie
aNiiGllgen Ujro. 6e9enndrti9 ftno bier ges
rlhie in Girtulation ilber cine oroBe SGldtt
bel 5bepbdrnStcpN. g8 bdnoeit ith uatlrIjd'
poriiuig uu Die GontroIe Ger @5ctomacf drtbeu.
Sin pom Nin6eIttr bier angetominener Gerr
terjhtet, p0b 2on99reet5 Corps gsitern bort
eintrdf.
@ouperneur Curtin bat ijd entiGieDea, 4
oper 5000 Yldun Der Stllt8=SarOe beraus3us
ruisn. 9jeielbeu tperOen sur Gren;uertbsiojs
Qun9 pertpsuoet retoen. @teibseitis miro Elm
GAP lerie=9 ie9iurent du@9eruitet. Quartierneis
1ter Ntprclo4 it ud6 Wlibin9ton geididt MOT
ben, I'M WaTsu &c. pom Generals @pupernes
ulent Su reqdirirea.
Colonel 5000 ocn cen oIten Yeuniploania
yieierpen lit sum 8eFsblebutCr eieisr aeuen
Srippen ernaunt ncrceu uno lit NIT hem @cus
perneur tel6dfIi9t. ~oieielteu 81 crsanifren.
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g(.I6 glnrD GcrDIino.
RcbeGcnGruppen aasrd) SIC iisiUn e .id,cn Birgez
eem Greel.borom j 9ssat. ebcl.

6ort MOarOe, 26. gIug. 5olseuoe
1atri4t 1T ucn 9torO Carolina bier einse>
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ii af5 Surnballc,
Sfl4. 9tD. 300 Mcjt.NrnftltrnDc.
Dem YubIigan, ~rssrtauYs unb ., terfn s eurten tnst4.
tcne re MAIDEN MIR bic eeb ne Ar5etJe, taB mir unlere gar
I'M Saiemeut eettI Hta Inb etne meHe "a parttrre esnse-
riot { baben. 3 : &r6hnt ns Dtr neusn DtrteiAaf 1T, nt DC
am Nionti9, een rs. 6F. 11ts I. sbents 7 u,v tGsilaesnwise
hdosn wr n,n. Wtn'ere Rultttance ~er8abr+. GMe G3st ts
@srrsn sur Unite taI.uns bs Sablttrsis an e aunsm aesns
GtilHsnuds rcr5etragen urc ~Iebenpe Dttber" cuf.
eefupIt perten. 6 tntrtttfret. @
gu tahlrst3 ~ $efurs laett etn
tSvDeUl Derfoc. eemefr. Epraeeretns
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giOti3.
WirtbiAafts. MmSciee.
so. 32 Olt<Nrnttltr.

INN INT WtH%WTWWFNV %tNStEBet
HMM 30. 81 Oltzpratttr.
&slag9s unfer;etHnstev etIlubt iih, Eetnen yreuuotu arb
e.an . acittarn lberbaupt etc MuSstss jG na1er, rsB CT es
WItlibl5dft Rsf oapt. y . / eDer. &c. 81 On prattur. tGgte
itn az n9 eetratt taf are eVlW1t Gne eurniAsn 20 ,ttr,
Get I N v~ertnlpteH n uEb f3 N { e,nsua eaten @llf Bey
crer lcnf c mem rGbstraHt ia ereRtfo. Mua I'll etne SIC el
eeb 8r llntersciturg bers,s. Sue unp fseanbl DE Ostle-
nnn3 70 re alranttrt.
(AuJ29-J - q Of G.Rrcne
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"a srssusIt6ss SinsIttas bsItea- kSt "o
.-o..p-, e4+ 49, 8 @N7Ao
ace S1ek rTF'HrarkN Gfe
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ylmuur0Cr, r%NnOuToer. yimUur0cr 0olC,

G1A Viebtasty kE csfen Scrts teas rftse.a 6 unturger sSs
MADE 20 t,idnnt, eas tb esrs auese .sttNete pdrttte erba.ten
eate uno tpl6e 'es pormeu IS tte.e halber Az (tb. ttGieen
V's'tent IN eIepeH nnb tIetneu Qpauttater abiads.
3RettIp, l6l ID. gratt nste Grarlss GtT,
~ VteFuronflT uun onfe'e NEteterts rtauEr Neyesn es
ga isrsm SrrttetI fnsaa. fG zen aaIe fsSts Zen Wr.ts rec.
LISA aHSRpt4s. t1us1 81
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. 9rp6e 0rcmrftDm3.

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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1864-05-04
NOTICE TO rEACllERs.

The teachers of Wood County will take notice
that from and after this date, on presenting them
selves for examination, each male applicant will
be required to pay the sum fifty cents, and each
female applicant the sum of thirty-fve cents, for
the purpose Of raising fund for the support of
Teachers Institutes, in accordance with law pass
ed March 49, 1864.
Tbs whole of the law here referred to- seems ia
have been carefully framsd, with view to the inn
proyement of our schools; and achers wi 1esire
or expect to prove acceptable to the public, and
would meet this new demand upon t;eir ntaatdi rs
well as their material resources, in the spirit in
which 1t is made, will prepare themselves by thor.
ough culture for all the duties pertaining to then
profession.
Those teachers who have been heretofore content
with a license to teach for four or six months AT
II time, will do well to consider whether the time
has not come whcn higher grade ofqualilications
is demlnied by this progressive age aud that
those alone, who are well qualified should b. en-
trusted with the education of our youth.
The olt-rcPented apology that The school is
backward should have no place in the vocabulary
Of those whose business it is to dsyelOpc and disci
pline ihe minds of the young.
A JurkledFH school needs competent teacher IL
bring it for,eat, ani as t. graded schools Of our
County and State furnish the most ample facilities
for tue training of teachers, the excuse that teach
ers have not suitable opportunities for learn
ing the science Of teaching, is no longer
valid, and those persons who bv thtir own
showing, are evidently ulprepared for these
things, have right to complain of bcing treated
unkindly or uniustly, should they failof receiving
certificates when they are not M ,rited. The ex-
hihit of every person applying f, certificate
will receive n careful and candid examination, an
ii fmund favorable, and is accompanied (whcn tho
applicants stranger) with prnper Testimonials
respecting chWpcter, it will be pleasant duty far
the Examiners to certify to the fact When an
Opposite result is arrived at applicln's must wait
until they are enabled by patience and perscver-
ance. to overcome all Obstacles, If they ore fully
determined to become tcdcieFs Of others.
BY Order ufthc B0ard
j. w. WOODBURY., CLERK
Of Board of School Examiners for Wood Connty.
Id Independent c0pyl
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Letter ffom the cith 0. vi
lCOucsp1ndence Of the Perrysburg Jouraal.l
CANT GRANT, SgAR wArnINoroN, D. c.,


ICoucsp1ndence Of the Peuysburg Jourial.l
CANT GRANT, NgAR w wArnINoroS. j. c.,
Aprit 2sd, 1854.
En-. JoyRNAL; Once more It becomes very
gratifying to yUur humble friend to contrbute a
few lines to your paper; but owing to scarcity
Of news, in conhection With other circumstances,
my letter must be short It's quite customary
Will letter writer's of the preseat day, Ia express
log themselves TO the public, to spin out long
and needless String ofwords, many Of which have
been taken so recently from Webster, that the
writer himself loses sight Of the object in view,
and with many phrases aud sentences tells a.
little. would sluu this as much as possible, aud
in language that chidrcu can comprehend, tell
my story, from time to time
Our Regiment tthe G7th) is now encamped on
the Virginia side Of the Potomac, about equal
distance between Washington aud Alexandra, aud
our position at present Is trult dcliglttal one
and being where supplies can easily be obtained,
nothing but plenty is looked for aid enjoyed, while
the men are generally in good health and spirits.
Since arriving here, however, VIC have been
brought around the soldiers grave. Four of our
regiment have died--two Of whom were of Com
pany II, viz: Dallas Ralston and Orlando Evers.
Ralsion died Of remitteut fever, on the sth inst,
and Evers Of typhoid fever, on the lsih. Both
were buried with the honors Of war-the former by
a detachment from Company |, and the latter by
detachment from his Company, conductedby Cor
poral j. i. Pope. While we sympatliize with the
bereaved friends of these our departed comrades
we will gladly bear record that with what little
quaintauce VIC have had with them as solliers
(they being recruits speak Of them in the high
est terms.
Orlando is the second son fallen in his country S
defense, over whom truly patriotic father is again
called to mourn, while third has been severely
wounded and then incarceratcd for several weeks
in one of those wretched and filthy deus of Rich
mond b.
On the 10th inst, we were visited by the follow
ing gentlemen Ex-G1vernor Dennson, Judge
Swain and General Garfield all 0hoans and each
one favorel US with few timely remarks. On the
22d; we were elso visited by Secretary Chase aud
Governor Brough-each Of whom spoke to us.
Their presence and remarks were highly appreei-
ate by all. Long live Their names in the hearts
of this American people.
: More in time. Respectfully submitted,
JEFF
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burglary.

Sometime during Thursday night last, the pri-
Tate boarding house of Mrs. ]. c. spnk, of this
borough, was burglariously entered.by thief or
thieves, who succeeded in stealing therefrom the
pesket book otPeter Bel, Esq one of the boarders,
containing about $40. On the same Digh', the Ex-
change Hotol was. similarly entered, and Capt o.
@. Carr of Henry County, who was there stopping,
awoke on the following morning to find himself
minus his overcoat and some SIS er s16 in
money. AS nothing belonging to either house was
missing, it would appear that mluey was the OBJ
jeetofthe above visit, and it would be well enough
for thos having much Of the "iithy lucre" on
hand. to see to its careful security.
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From the 1st Alabam Cavalry.

HsADQU ARrERs lsr ALAsAMI CAYALRYl 81
MooRsvIILE, Ala, April l6, 1854.
Ed. JOURNAL: LieutenantJ ]. II. HOrn5eck, Of
this regiment, a subscriber to your paper, and a
resident of your county, was taken prisoner by the
rebel in Arkansas, March 21st. One of the men
captured at the same time has since returned on pa
role, and reports that they would either exchange
or parole Lieutenant Hornbeek soon.
Very respectfully, FRANK w. TUPPER.
1st Lieut. lst Alabama Cavalry,