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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-06
@o5<Mrbeiter ouSgefanoen.-

G05@Nrbetter 0uSge ltanoen.-
Inter ben Gu3zGpniumenten 9ab e8 lebte 9tadt
nidt wenig 9(ufre9ung III 6olge be5 I6le6t
brennenOen, reip. gar ni6t eriitirenoen Gaie3.
Die 2(rbeit3le1te tparen au3geltunoen uno bat
ten b0beren Qpbn 9efproert, ben man ibnen iez
OOd perpetgerte. Sn 6Olge beiien bat bic @a3z
Gpmra9nte iofprt 100 neue 2(rbejtet p~erlangt,
lpelde ii6 rmgebeno meloen iplen.
S6amIpie Shat. - Sin ll1nenI6,
9Earten8 Sobn 8eun, wuroe por9eitern BON
Nidter Griffin nab Der Sail 9el6tft, neil ct
elm fIelne5 Wdoden, 9lnna Sap, mel6e in
Maltbp'5 Nuiternbal5 ~urbeitete, aui i4amlpie
Neiie bebanoelt unO 9ei6la9en bate.
Salf6e8 0elp. = G8 1ino iebt piele
Ireaiurp : Soften I'M l1mlauL bel oenen Die
1 nit elmer 10 ilbertlebt lit. Sic Iino iebr
tlnitli9 geiGli6t u1o e8 lit n~ptbpenbig, Dap
man bel ieoem Greenbad Die 3ablen 9ehau
uniebt, menn man ni6t betrpgen fem mill.
Q8 ettere5 81 arttbau8.- Sn beioen
3peigen Oe3 Staotratbe8 puroe cine 0roinar5
an9enommen fir grri6tung zines weiteren
0~tarttballie3 in 0pllin31traBe, POP SUB lang.
Mngriff.- 0enrp Giuin9bam ul1o Gpt.
8tuingbam muroen pergangene gladt perbaftet,
neil ite einen Qngriff auf Gep. 30. 0arris uno
Sante8 aeitb ge1nadt batten, Die leBteren gez
b6ren At Gberlt Maul5bp'5 Brigade. Die Nfz
fatre paitrte in elmer 8ieripirtbI6aft in @apitr,
nobe Der Bride. 0tan bra6te Die Nttentdter
nab BENT GentralzS tQtton3bauie.
Golb itano geItern 1853 uno Die 500 Il.
st. 8pnO5 11055.
It atiittt. - @d6reno 0eS W}rz
mats Dfdr5 tarren ~fplgenoe Gerbaft4ngen Dor:
Megen Nngriff5 unO 66ldgeret 81, Nnqriff
nit Der Abli6t 81 t6oten 4, 9tOtbsudt8perlud1,
NulbonfoQ 1, 2(n9riff auf @pli5iiten 5, 6te6z
Nffairen 3, 9Seiber gepritselt 3, 8etriigereien
So, 0rOinan5pergeben 153, 6riepenSbr16 215,
NadtOiebitabl Z, MISUNDERSTANDING I, at
i6nel gefabren 21, Strabentanpf 26, Cont
ta9Sipieler 2, Sruntenbeit 446, pegen 9altenS
zines unOrOentli6en !6auieS 1, 9iebitabls SO,
GaidenOieb 1, @agabunOen SO uno mebrere
anoere; I'M @an5en 11O9. SO wurpen Dem
Gerl6t iiberWieien, 46 fir Gerb6r, 46 inter
8ir9i6oft fir Gri6einen pOr Geridt, 1872
inter 8lrgi6uit ii6 ulbig gu perbultea unp
$50 pegen Ntan9el5 an 8irgi6ait eingeltedt.
SIM Wdr5 1868 tamen MIR 81 8erbaitunget
DOR, bemnad I'M Otdr5 bieieS Sabr 298 mebr
ais i'm 0ldr5 1868.
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Bur SSS0hl3

9to6nlQl3 ermQbnen mir unlere Wtitbiirqer,
Reute IN ibrer gon5en Stdrfe berau55utpmmen II.
>pie ein Wann fir cine Staat3zG onpention uno
emancipation 5u i%timmen. Obglei6 in bet 6ta0t
tein 0pppIitionS~&ide beral5 lit, 10 f6nnte e8
ben 6e5elipnilten opd einfaIen, 9egen Gpn=
petition SIT itimmen uno penn iie aut meiter
ni6t5 babel erreiden, ais bo8 8ptum Der 6taot
SIT Guniten Der e5eIiionifii6en Counties 81
i6ndlern. = 9arum febIe &einer, Dem oas
fernere 99pRl pe5 States an !6erjen liegt,
beute am Stimmfaiten ST erideinen!
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2lu9 2llnOnln0.
Gin G;ueriQd. IHbrcr gefangtlt.

Qput5ptue, 3, 9(pril. 9o5 5purnol
hat cine 2tpei6e pm 6unt3piIe, weIbe iagt:
Guerila5 beraubtet am 9pnnerita9 9}a6t
cinioe 6duier, Is 0tejlcn unterbalb Oieie5
8laBc5 mo itablen cine 9(njoRl 8Teroe.
Geueral 0}c4beron unO 2pJan trieben tie
uab Dem 5cuneiee=3jper, tpnnten ober feinen
Tejno 1T 5t1rte mf Dem ge8eliberlie9enOen
lfer eutoe0teu.
9te 9(ai6pjQe Shines meloet in ibrcr Don't
uer ta93>2ut5gabe Die @~efun9ennabme zines
uotprii6ut @ucrilIo3 SAM 0topre, melber
ndbrcuo Der letter Wtpnate iein %llnpeien III
Der Nadbariaaft Don 9ula3ti, 9(tben5 uno
Ttc1tr trieb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-06
sc stastmahI t1 e. 9puis.

St. 2out8, 4. 9pril. l~lmpaitaroi9e
8erjbte laiien auf Die Grpdbhun8 pe5 r%aoitalen
Wtl oor3=GanojoQteu Same3 8. 5bpn1u3 nit
elmer Ulebrbeit pm 1000 bis 250O Simmer
ihljcBen. Ser neue Staotratb miro cine Otebrz
belt pm 4 bis 6 r~a0italen Udt9Iieoern 5dbIen.
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Ol16 &rntnfEn.

Neme 3|3ciar01ana6m ciNe5 @lHfd189 scr "E0E0E''
Qouisptuc, 3. 2(prjl. Die 9itIItdr-
guttpritdten bier begen feline 9ellr4tua9el'
etnes or6Bcren Cjnfale8 Der 9tebeaen in &en>
''' Der ga7aaier5a8 pon GaibOjQe lit eini8s
Shrroeu peripdtet megen zines 6ro65age5,
wclbcr Bel Mlwfrec3piIe ppn Den ldtellet
Lief.
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Der 9ele9aten sur
Gnnfitutinncllcn Contention.
@abG am @aitt,pDd,, sen 6. StpriI 1864

Sabl ait @~tittippd), Sen 6. @tpril 1864.
Qr6ibolO 6tir(ing, jr.
S. 8arrpn.
S. s. Iubaun.
3. s., &ennuro.
M. proofs.
s. 8. IbpmaS.
$. 6tpdbrio &c.
S. 6. Guibtng.
6. q. Nbbptt.
98 m. Daniels.
G.. 6. @at6.
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$40 3. y. :. capauer!e. g~tesirnent.

6upre De @roce, 4, 2(pril. 3o5 3.
q. s. Gapalerje Gegnnent fam bette nm 3
}l6v in 8errppiue, DO, an, no Sampler Oo3z
jel6e ermarteten, I'M e8 nad 2lntapOli8 5t bri1~
gen. 9a3 8egunent nabm ij6 itattli6 aus.
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9Nnthnnin QS1nNcrcif1 NSn- o

Da lid pbtser @erein in 9~eb6ti8er Tprm p%rganiTrt Gat, bic
erRe Gin;abluns ertpben, uno i6 etne$ iebr gucn 8efeEen8
erfreut, IL merben Aae, Die f6 nod aui6lteBen wpIen, b6f-
it6f erIu8t, D%pnnerfag ben 7. Npril, AtenbS INT \ s ltbr
In FER ptnpla9dlL" Rprb Greberiditr, So. az, BEL
@u8uf Setge, 3n sri6etnen, tnhem bic Smette Gtn5ablun9
%fattfntet. SIM NWftra9:
(SuNt) SpGn 3tau& Gefrstar.
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- gBnhI it Npnnecticnt.

Stem 6apen, 4, 2tpri(, 8~udingbam'8
Ulebrbejt betrdgt 5000. 9a5 Gep~rdientantenz
bal5 1T S1 orei @ierteln, Der 6enot 81. feds
Sjebenteln republjfQnii6.
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9eutS6cr Mcfurm Gemtralpcrcin.

Baltimore, so. W}dFj 1909.
Sb9let9 Elm grpBer She'll unierer bentl6s un0 eIngtppt-
men N~tttburger an bem Genpe sur Gabn1le9uN8 . e. 1mn
~ta8agelese nit gPatb NIB Stat Ebeil netmeiJ UNI 9e VHtntt
lt@s Y'etnnng gu @lnfen aniersr Sadie $$ 81 osSFO mti%e S @ps
S9npran; p6er 6a6Iudt unterla6en, 1nlere Sehreeun9en gu
unteritlsen.
Va es III unfercr @Ittt ltegt, eS SerGaitsn res @tn3el-
flarer mir hermit, be mir Is Serltebsn pertem oue Sene
ausiuFnSen, frei6e augenbltdltt, trpB unierer @erwarNrt-
gen Gunb trps ter ge9enpart'9en @elees ram SPtnta8e @e-
i61fte MAIDEN. 1858
0aS ueterwa6un9ss@pmite 81.
Setnrt6 @dtar6t. Martin gDeitef.
@epra &ranb. gbrtftau Ypung,
Spiepb GR. 8tsble. Sd. 8, QDetl. ;
(2Apr-&) @epr9 S6ntbt.
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Nr. 81. Settler,

9(rit Wltnoar5t ll1o 8eburt8belfer.
Or. ,Regler, wel6er nate ait 10 Sabre lit MpbiIe uuS 6drt
fpr6 praftfcttt, lat 06 ouf bic Mnre9un9 warmer Breunbe In
Baltimore ntebcr9elahen unb btetet ieine dr5tltGen 0ienite
einen Ssnti6en gfttbitreern an. Die 9erren @taS. SpiIfer
S~er8np8rn NdbereS tber ietnen Gbarattr uub ietre 6dttg'
fetter %nttthetlen. %98Cbnun9 ur6 Office; 80 9%paieaefrr
eegeniiber Ntaipr Slumenber9'S Office.
Spre6funben BON 8 bis 9 @prmitta9S, 2 bis A Ga6~
mtttd9$ unb 6 bis 8 Atenb8. ScipnScrc Gpuiultntiun
fir Nugenfrdnfe WiittppG urb Spnnabenb Ron 2 BIS )
llbr. (dprlSl
SSS%trtbSd)aft Al D%erfGmfeu.
Gtne felt Sabten ~bsftebenSs gGtrtbibdft TT biat4 ST per'
taulcn. GaG3uira9en bel Stepbpr SGmib No, 3 Sreoe'
ridfr. lOl9tOl
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5iir C%ontrQRtOron.

5000 @ferbe D~crlan9t.
1rte9S-D epartement, Gab~alcrte.gureau,
Sffce Res Observation-Disclosures.
QDnIbin9ton, z. Is. s. Ntar5 1868.
Gin 8untert n1c 6unfSi8 9paarS ($f5Ol
CT 8ppf nj rp fir ate
Gnunllcric. Nfcr0c,
te ~tunerfolb ser na6fen breiBt8 Gage tr bic 0te8ierun8s~
StGue auf @iesbprp, 3. G., %seltefert nerten mu1en, beSablt
8icle 9ierte muTen IN ieper 8e5tebiN8 ~fetletfret ietn
AK lis l6 6dnb brt, gut eenatrt un0 gebaut, 50bm ietn
unb tte 8st6rtge erP5e fur observation-disclosures taben.
0teie SpeStfitatcnen perten tn jeter Se5tepnu8 itren8
turd5gcfibrt perten.
8a5lan8en werren BET Ntlieferua0 bon 10 Uetn) poes
mehr 9enadt.
Mttnbs.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Qu-artermastsl
Q7Iir31mt) Cavalry Bureau.
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Qsp,u gySii1fSInp;.

Coirp, 4. 2(pril. Ser 9ampfer yGpnitiz
tutipn", ppR Stem Orleans ant 26. Dtir5 abb
gefabren, lit bier angetonmen NIT elmer 2aoung
,3uder uno 0}ola7e3 fir Cincinnati uno Ct.
2puj@, iomje nit 426 Waultbjeren rno 20 @dz
qcn oe3 Il. 2(rmeecprp3, mel6e bier abgelaoen
murOen,
9a3 erite Sn0ianu NrtiQeriez 9&e9iment (8e@
teraneu), 600 0(ann iturf, lift bier alf Dem
8ege nab 9(ep Orleans angefommen,
Sin She'll oe3 orjtten Wlinneipta =He9tment3,
800 @eteranen, lit ebenfuQ3 bier a~pgefommen
uno auf Dem Nege na6 9ittle 91od begriffen.
9(ah 8erj6ten aus 0iempbi3 pom 2, 9tprjl
waren ale 6prten 8almppQe i'm @reiS celtic
gen, uno 5tpar I'm ii Gent.
WempbtS, 2. Qpril. 5prreit mar no6
ben neueiten 8ert6ten in Sadipn, Semi, uno
i6jdte lth all, weiter iiiolid SIT 5jeben.
Chalmers ipQ cine betrdAtlide Streitma6t
in Gruuo Sunctjpn uno 8plipar baben.
Grierion'5 Gapalcrie lit gang ml3gejOgen
umo miro 6Orreit einjge llngele9enbeiten be-
reiten.
Sn einem Gefe1te unmeit 6pmerpilc, Senu.,
melOet GDl, 6urB pOm 6, Senneliee GapaIerie=
9tegiment einen &erluit BON 3 0fft5ieren uno
70 Soften, 8erpunoeten ltno 8ermiBten.
2aut 8cri6ten ans Gtd3burg pom %. 0tdr5
berrihte buielbit Hlbe.
Son Der Geo 9iper Expedition fjnb feline
tpetteren gtadrthten ein9etrpffen,
See unO g9jrt 2lodm3 iplen nit ibren Gpn=
manop8 unmeit Canton in Mi7iTppt fteben.
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OGncrulucrl0mmlull0
ee8
SOcial ScrtOfr+ Gmrn=95erctn8
heute 9benO s llbr.

DrtnBtub pi6tiSe @eI6afte c~rfprtert bie Nnmeitn6ett
etne$ ieCen N(tt9ltebcS. llnter5etduun8 unb 0erabretduu9
FER neusn Gpnfituttpn. W~tit8lteter, p5lbe periiumen, tte-
ielbt BIS sur feit5efetten 3eit 3n ultcr!etdnen, meroth nt9t
1nebr ais fglde betrnhtet.
(Wi) g. u. @te$ltr, corr. S6rtftm'
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Orr @rcn,rA NSntin,tnf NSnnArrl
NplumbuS 0SduDcrciu.

Inter rbt9sm Nanen Rat f6 in hem 9pale hes Serrn so.
0teterib (Sdier'S 8rauerei) Elm uelter 8auperetn prgdniirt.
Our6 Munatme elmer Stelttti9 perbederten unp fir ebe8
WtttBltee 8lei6 9Initi9en Inb Srrtbetlhdften Contribution
wur6e in fer crfen Ser lammtun9 etne auberft jablreihe Be
~tbeili9ung e~rjtelt. Gtue wettere @erIanmlun8 purbe auf
Wittnp6, ben 6. Aprtl WbenSs III rbi9ent Gptale anberaumt,
unit irettere &ntbeilj eiAnun9en, lpmte bic Gtni6reibe9ebutr
~ent9e8en SIT %nebnter.
u. g9etSttttel, prov. @raiSeut.
s. Q8ebr, prpS. S6aemeifer.
(SbOO Wep.ple It, prpS. Setretdr.
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2(Mfnrn g4Sirtnc!

Die SnGdber 5Cn 66eut6aufern un6 2t1uorldten werber
auf has ant Is. Stunt 1861 paiTrte @eieB oufnerfiam 8e
ma6t, mel6es bic S6Gis6un8 ~terfelben ant gDatltage her.
orcnet. - Muf Sererpnun8 Der p0ttSeibetDrte
lW}N Gam. 6tnbe8, Qr1f.
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Neuo 0n6et0en.
9lnfoenaatl
MnTprSeru1tn.

Sn Der Q8efer.O ffct Itcgt Elm wiatt0er @rtef fir s.. 8rod-
rteger, l. M{b. Snf. 9te8t. (6aPr)
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llutersetdneter bat bic aGeiniee I9ent1tr f%eislben uter-
rpmnen ltno nj rb eS ib ~au9ele9en 1en laneHt ole Appnaen-
ten pUnttltd 1. tehtenen.
N%'''" 90. u. S@mtbt,
lTr10rl 81 gGit Snlttmprefra6e
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Mumpr0crm1tn

@u9uf 8e9er, (pteQei&t au6 = unter benz gtamen
in Camp Gpncor0 ein8eIt1et mT8e ietne jegfBe Mbrele
Nlbertt & Gpy 46 Gtdtttdnitrg gtep gprt, m%itttetler, bamtt
inn gidtrt6ten Spn Gau6 3~u8eianot ncrcen fTnrcu.
I0}D1Uuu6ml
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Die @efbwtTter g ufdnna, Sultan a un6 G9rt'
ftand S6uff aus s rnnteGbd6 IN 8beinbdierr
merben etiutt, ibrem 8ru,er 9eter S&uff. pSanbmditer .
tie Jtrff Il. 9. @npal. 8duo at Nttt6ea Station, 8a, bad
ri6t 9t t9rem jeBt8en 0pbnis 5u 9efert.
L31MrA3munbQ1l
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3Orreft's Rebcuem : Gaoauerie III Sacffou, Seun.
- Orieripn's G0paaerie auf ieiuer 8dbrte.

Mempbt8, 2. 2tprtt. 9Iad ben IeBten
8erihten befano ii6 6orreit in Sadion.
Gdlner3 ipu an Der Spite elmer bebeutenoen
Dlo6t BET grpm5 Sunction unO 8plipur iteben.
Grierion'5 Gapalerie lit Uuf 6orreIt'8 6dbrte,
unO mani erwartet einen 3ulammenitpB.
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Setter %ermatlt.

$3OO.OO f6nnen nr6 belte nnt rpr8eu erIan8t perbet
ptnn mani ms s. 3(e9tmert etntrttt.
T.. 8. 4R. s deGE,
mil Majpr s. Re8t Gfb @pl. rn6 0tefrut. 9if3ter
BciDtIfOntmaun08mta6l.
Der Waupr unb Gtabtratb Mrs ZEN surufgefttrten Diff
3ieren unb Splbntsn 6e8 1. Dit. @pl. 9tegt$, irmje Sen jn'
rudgetebrten IS flnaeneH res 9. Yr. 9tegt5. Srettdg cn s.
Gpril, Na6mitto9s 3 utr, TT rr @rntrrp Der 8altp. Gttg
@uarbs in Baltimore nate Gapfrg Elm &ertQfpmmnun8a-
mari 9eber.
GtGets ino ST tl6en:
Sffce br8 8pa@6 Of Claims. Nr. 10 Gput6fr.
@ti SpItua 2pn6, gp. 40 Q8. 8alttrprehr.
Sci Capt. &NSejp9, IN ser 3paiAuIe, ode Spn
TdUette. rut O%pQt6a6ar.
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Subfftem5sSffce Scr @er. st. strnree
ytD. 20 Sputbfr.

gD. ~ Sputb1tr.
Baltimore, BEN %. Otar5 1864. {
gerTeaelte Nr1ebpte, i'm Dupltfute merbeu auf pbteer
DfTce bis W}tttmp6, Rem 6. &prtl b. s" Wttttd8S Il Ibr ents
er0enomrten, nm tns Ser. ct. Subltfen5 Departments
III Baltimore, Wibu 5u 1erieter nit =
90 C 900 fun frtlheu, I'M 98trter 9erdu6ertenSped
iettel, eir5eln in 3eu9 cerpaft umo at5uItetern IN
ttdt pcri6lpfenen Gpnnen btnten 20 &d8en nod
Gmpflng res G%pntrattes.
1000 s + frtIbe8 Grtrd Srpunc Wepl, Np. /, 2 uno )
6rdnp6 unb Dfufter itnb betjutu8en. Dte Saher
mrfeu %NpufGn6i9 geretft fetn. glade tme mtttellt
W{ai6tnen 6einddte 61ner Werren 5~nrud9enie en-.
@ertngere Nngcbpte, ais iur 500 SAB reroen nt9t
beridI6tt0t. Dieter mpueu 9ef0utBt BON ntht
mebr ais 5 8ranoS 9rpten b~etti8en. @benfalS
btnnen 20 Ea8en rad Gmpfang b6 GottratteS gu
Itefern.
100 900 funb @rimn 3tei8 in neuen, ~bOatdnbt8 0eretfs
ten eidensr 601ern nit 6tdorpretfen berpadt. -
9inpen 10 &a8en nnb @mpfar9 fs GpntratteS SIT
!teern. |A.
100, 900 pfntb pci6en Stadaufer, III 5iHern serPaft
teren SHUTTER auf rti8er Office %etn5uisten 1T Spa-
itluotB nit 9tdprpretfen ~berieten. Sn s &ngel
mad @mp'au9 t8 9pntratte5 81 IteRrr.
25, 900 9funb Mr1ndntine Screen (bpn 10 un5en bis
l 9ftnb). Yrrbe etnjuiereen. Otc 8tneu tnuheu
nit lei6ten arnneu 0tdCrpreifen umgeben fetn. Sn
20 3asen mad Gntpfan9 bs Guntraftes 5u ltefern.
Separate Mrgebpte nrhen fur jrben ~einSelnen &rtttel I'M
Duplttat genabt perten. Sprmuldre itno duf pbt8er Office
ST baben. gs 1T cine Be Idetnt9un9 pcn jmet ferantrprtlt-
9eu Yer Gren bftjunpbnen.
prpben 1nltfen pon aaen rbt8en @e9enftdneen, MIR 6letid
duegenpntne etn9el6tft merten.
9rpbeu- ron WtebL Jtets, 8uder uno 9erBen limb III 8difben
non 6pi5 pbRr Sleb Su padet, nit @ttqeetten Hcrleben une
ui6t in Yapieri1dea
MrgebUte unb g1UFer fnS ;uIarnmeu etnjureiden. aber ie-
pdrat abiWUeiern nit Ger Auf6rift: pgrpprlnl@ tPr CUB
f1tdnce Stpres."
Sbjge Nneebote mifen autn Sebtngunssne ntIpre6ea, mel.
dye metnen ~Nn3ei8en 0~epbtnlt6 ~bet8efu8t itn0
Z. y, Sulltb1rt
(28Mri-6%pr) Captain unt g. e, Il. 9. ".
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
III bic Scnfid1en IN Wl0rnInn0.

8Fgcntt Burger inb fpe3tea ermd8ti9t Geltbeitrage un6
autere @eitenft fir SaS ScItidbe Departerncilt Der
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WIarO1anb Staat8z Tair.

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perpenoet iplrbe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-06
Np1tcprDta.

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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-22
CLYDE SOLDIERS, AID SOCIETY.

CLYDE, April IA 1904. A
Mr.. EDIToR:-Agan we ask for corner in
your weekly visitor, which is ever welcome to
us as family newspaper, and welcome, thrice
welcome is it, we think, to those who have gone
from their homes and fireside to fight the battles
of our country. Gone forth manfully. Brave
boys" are they, and should they fall, as many
have and will we will drop the tear in remem-
brance of their sacrificing all for country and
cOuntry's good; and while we think of them far
away, exposed to danger and sickness, we must
work for them. Consequently various ways are
brought to bear TO raise the one thing needful
We would extend our thanks to Messrs Ross
and others, so engaged, for the time and effort
spent for the exhibition which was given for the
benefit of the soldiers, or to raise funds to help
us along in our mission of love and duty; also
our thanks to Mr.. Donelson for a watch from
which we have received $50. Mrs. Marlin
Babcock's donation of 81 is thankfully received,
which will go to help the brave ones gone.-
The "Continentals, which was reacted March
Both, from which we did not expect great sum,
gave US S25. Thanks to the many friends who
extended their patronage to us, for it was done
more to please than for the sum expected to be
raised therefrom. We would say for the bene-
fit of those who are always grumbling that those
who should receive our donations never find fault
with us. We have bad number of letters dur
ing the past few months from those who have felt
the wounds and will bear the scars, acknowl-
edging the receipt of socks, dc. We shall not
give up nor trust to reports from flying rumOrs.
MRS. BRADLEY FUTILE, ,Sec'y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-22
Home Items. &c.

The Sandusky County Agricultural
Fair for 1864, will be held on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, 12tn, 18th and 18th days
of October next.
Quite number of changes of residence have
been made of late, and those of our subscribers
who have moved, will please notify us that the
carrier may find them on Friday mornings
Peterson's Ladies Magazine for May has come
to hand. Peterson is the favorite magazine
with the ladies.
There is strong probability that the seat of
the State Government of Pennsylvania will be
removed from Harrisburg to Philadelphia The
question is now before the Legislature of the
State. Harrisburgers tremble for fear that the
decision will be against their city.
Major General Sickles and and staff, spent
Sunday and Monday, 18th and 18th in Cleve-
land He is on his way west and south via De-
troit, Chicago and Cairo.
A. L. HALL, artist, formerly in the room un-
der the JOURNAL office, has built Picture Gal
lery on Croghan Street, into which he has re-
moved. He takes good pictures, and cheap, too
Hon. o. McINTYRE has our thanks for SO
much of the Laws of Ohio, passed at the late
session, as has been printed.
The Cleveland Herald of Tuesday morning
says: "Governor Brough of Ohio left for Wash
ton this morning; Governor Morton of Indiana
passed through the city for the same destination
Monday afternoon, and some other Western
Governors have also gone East.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-22
FALSE RI1nI0RS.

go away from home to hear the news, " is
an old saying. This saying is oftener true than
many suppose. For instance, i'll some parts of
this county, the most preposterous and alarm
ing stories are in circulation in regard to the
sickness and deaths in Fremont. In some
places it is represented that eight or ten deaths
occur here daily, and that most every body is
sick. Fortunately these stories are unfounded.
True, there is some sickness here, but no more
than common for this season of the year-and
within the last month there has been some ten
or twelve deaths. These deaths have occurred
from various causes, some of which were assign
ed to ''spotted fever but on this the Doctors
disagree. But we assure our country friends
that there is no sickness here now that need
keep them from transacting their usual busi-
ness here.
Another piece of news, is that the I'D Regi-
ment has been captured and made prisoners
This is news here
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-04-22
PLANTATION BITTERS,

PLANTATION BHIEERS,
which are recommended by the highest medical
thOrties and warrented to produce immediate
fetal effect They exceedingly agreeable, perfectly
gentle stimulantis required.
They purify, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They effects of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
Theyprevent miasnatic and intermittent fevers.
Theypurify the breath and ascidity ofthe stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhea, and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant and
gre exhausted natures great restorer. They
posed of the celebrated Casaya bark wintergeen
saas and herbs all preserved in perfectly pure
Croix rum For particulars circulars and testmo-
malls around each bottle
Beware of impostors. Examine every bottle See that
ithas private US. Stamp unmutiated the cork
with plantation scene, and signature fine steel
plate side label See that your bottle is not reed with
spurious and deleterous stuff ANY person pretending
sell Plantation Bttsrs by the gallon in bulk
postor. Any person initiating this bottle, selling any
other material therein whether called Plantation Btters
not is criminal under the o. S. Law and will be
prosecuted by We already have eye several
parties rehlling bOttes &c. who will succeed get
ting themselves into close quarters The demand for
brakes Plantation Biters from ladies' elergymen mer-
chants &C., is incredible. The simple trial of bottle
the evidence present of their worth and superiority
They sold by all respectable druggists grocers ply
scians hotels Saloons steamboats, and country stores
r. II. DRAKE & co.
Hy1 2O2 Broadway, N. Y.