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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-28

Dr.. Jones, No % Deaderiek street, treats
nothing but private Diseases and conse-
queutly 6evotes BE whole time tothis class
Of practice.
TEREs.-A charge Is made il the frat
piece and medicines are then furnished
free Of charge until cure Is effected. A
cure is certain.
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There were twentysix delinquenta
tried before Recorder Shane yesterday
The usual number were up for drunk
enness and disordesly conduct The
offences were generally trivial
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THEATRE-Tbe actors continue to rest,
and the temple Of the drama, is occu-
pied by the disciples Of music and
mirth, under the title Of the "Arling.
ton, Kelly and Leon Minstrels" This
troupe made their first appearances last
night before a large audience They
give their second entertainment TO
night, for which a rich and raey pro
gramme has been selected
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Neatly executed at tho Gold Pen Depot
70 Cherry street, where you win find Pens
and Jewelry, at low figures. Call and ez-
anime, 1mayIl-tf.
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ASSEnAbDLE or TIE CoSscRmTs-Six
HUEDREp Cone INTO rHE FEDERAL LINES
.-Fors some week past a rebel conscript
camp has been located on the Hender-
sonville road, six miles from Atlanta.
On Friday last eight hundred Of the
concrIpts broke past the guard aud
started for Gen SherInans lines. Six
hundred Of them succeeded in safely
crossing the Chattaheochie rive and
suifendered themselves % federal
officer The other two hundred we're
captured by The rebel cavalry. The
six hundred took the oath OF amnesty,
aud many Of them will enlist in the
regiments Of our army.-LoN Joa
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Bathing in cold water is q good thing
especially in weather like this. It is
fortunate you are SO situated that
you can bathe at home but a swim in
the river is probably more pleasant to
those who have the time and inclina-
ton. We wouldn't deny either the
enioynlents Of the bath But those
who resort to the river ought to be de
cent about It; and seek some sheltered
retired spot, where they can be private
For instance, we think those who battle
in the Cumberland river should so
somewbere else than the neighborhood
Of the railroad bridge. That bridge is
the principal crossing place for ell
classes Of citizens-ladies and gentle
men, old and young are crossing and
recgossing all day. Yet scores Of men
and boys daily are to be seen in the
river, under the bridge, and on both
banks in state Of nudity and this
whilst the passing is most frequent
This Is shocking TO the decency Of every
modest person who passes; and We call
upon the city authorities 10 enforce the
law on the subject Of bathing in the
river and put stop 70 this aboniinable
nuisance. If they cannot DO i, the
military can ana ought . take the
matter ia hand.
GovEExxESs EssFIoSrrs, such IS inaehin-
isss, carpenters, teamsters, etc, shauii pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, 81 Tick
Cts, s he Bankipg House, corner IS Union
snd College streets, where the very besi
prices are always paid ~ every dsseFi piion
81 Government claims.
CEEcks * ira DEPosIsSRT ~ l.oulsyILLE
csshsa Oh ths very best tssma.s
Tsos. s. Mas.
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Capt. McCracken for some time Pro
vost Marshal at Columbia, Tenn, has
been relieved. He Is succeeded by
Capt c. c. stsrkweather
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The first annuoi Picnic Of the Fenian
Brotherhood win take place on the 9Th
inst, at Melrose Park Sec adverliae
ment
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Joel Davis, Esq Agent ofthe Adams
Express, and W @ Collier, VII accept
our thanks Tor late newspapers
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-28

J " Moran, g government employee
was drowned saaafaay night whilst
bathing in the river
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Our correspondent 20, at shelby
vile. l. informed tina tlIe letterthe calls
our attention to by telegraph has never
reached this Office
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Cold Pens, Pocket Books, Opera and gie d
Glasses, Pocket Comprises. Cutlery, Poeket
Albums, &C., &c, in great variety at re-
duced prices Il
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-28

RIVER NEws-There are only twenty
two inches water on the shoals, the wa.
ter still falling
There were no aTrivalsye Yesterday.
The Tyrone for smithlanii the
Science 10 2, and Try Us, departed for
Clarksville
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Have manufacturers and dealers in
Soda Water responded 10 ihe gentle
Lint Of the United States ASSESSOR
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Price List Of Genuine
AMERICAN WATCHES.

tAFt.s-iftAs - ~ NH-f ts4A- III
ences win slfar ~
Full 4eWeird Apfieton, Tracy a Co.. ehroDorne-
ter talanoe, with silver case.-.--.-..-....--.-. u
The slssve b forigo ounce cases. Extra for three
ounce caEeas tsf four ousces go. VIII be scot
nee = uial or ~ pres ga recp q price. PEG and
aEa Z. r. BAEHES
Ies,eF IN Gold Pens and AHereaa Haiehea.
bs6 haia-strsst, Cor. SKA. Louisville, ~.
rnaF &s-d
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Thatsa good joke, the negro tells Of
the Yirginian he took prisoner near
Petersburg
Surrender said the darkie, bring
ing his rife to beay upon the Virginian.
sinister, dent shoot replied the reb-
ell, a knock under.
Mister, that's good a forward step
in the path Of progress. These F. T.
VS. viii take other steps, after a while
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~If you want your pianos wen
tuned, call on Mr.. Jackson, at Cd. Ben
sens Music Store Ap26tE
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asqshgllle@qlQp.

THE UNION has the ,1rgest
oirculation Of sny rtey9spaper- in
Tenpessee--~its City pnd Army
circulation more than double any
other paper.
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A correspondent writes to as from
Shelbyville that be don't like the
Cnionisn ofsome ofthe people there, as
well as he once did lie says, when the
tebs madea raid into the town and rob
bed the stores, some merchants consoled
themselves by saying, swell, they didn't
take much from as; we can afford TO
lose it. Aud yet, these same men are
prompt 10 seek froh the United States
an losses even to the fraction Of a dol
lar Our correspondent forgets thatthe
merchants referred 70 had no other
consolation lert ibem-they could not
approach the rebel government with
Etheir ollms Apl then, why shouldn't
Uncle Sam pay rs debts 10 Them, and
al loyal mem
Major General Gideon ! Pillow, Tor
Z Jack, TIE Giant Killer, If Rebelloin,)
has been heaiSl from again. Oae day
last week he appeared before Lafayette,
Ga, which Wns.held by some foar huns
bred Federal troops under CO. Wat
kins, Of KY, blew a blast upon his
bugle, and demanded q surrender Of
the place, threatening TO burn it. if the
demand was rejected Col Watkins
replied" Burn the town and be d--dr
Pillow pitched in, but he found Col
Watkinss pitch SO hot he pitched out
again, his three thousand ragamufiins
following him in haste. croxton, Of
the Attn Ky, arrived in time to share in
the fight The Federal loss was about
50 killed and as many wounded Gid
left behind 100 killed and IS prisoners
When viii the Giant Killer turn up
AGAIN.
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We see II announced that our friend
Thatcher has sold his drug store to Ste
phens, Janney a. Co, and goes north to
recuperate his wasted health. The new
proprietors are excellent business men.
and we are glad to learn that they r.
tain Bob Jenkins and Jim Glascock,
two of the best selesmen that ever stood
behind a counter
We are gratifed to state that the en-
terprising firm Of a. Loris q Co Of this
City, are agents for the sale Of Lager
Beer, Manufactured az ale Eagle Brew
cry Cincinnati Ohio, by Messrs ScBIff
& smhea LISA genuine article Of
Lager, and az such We can recommend
e. Families wishing pure beer would
do ven 10 purchase this in few day
Mezrs a. Louis & Co, viii have large
lot in kegs, especially for family use
We found a friend Of ours yesterday
drinking an unusual quantity Of ale
We asked him if he was grieving over
the death Of some near one, or rejoic
ing over the acquisition Of fortune
Neither" he replied 'the shops ad
vance the price to morrow, and / am
going to close out I wish may be
- if drink any at fifteen cents &
glars. We put him down on our total
ab5tinence list-for the present
A photograph of one hundred Fed
eral Generals all for 80 cents, at the
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We sell atsuetion On Wednesday, the2 th
inst, Prints, Domesties, Parssols, Umbrel
las, Hats, Carpsting, &c.
WARNER, PENEEBAKER < CO.,
june 2S-2l No. 20 Public Square.
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soBEL & MARTINS.

SDBEL MARTIN D
s Cherry st, opposite Maxwell Barracks.
A Photograph of 100 Star Theatre
Actresses, all for 50 cents, at the Cum
berland Gallery. If
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Benefit Of Ed wight, Wednesday
evening, June essh. 'fTony on IIofse
back
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The steam Fire Engine Eclipse has
recently been brought back from Lou
isyille, whittier she was sent for repairs
She Is now regarded b. Mr.. FEEEXAy,
the Chief Of the Fire Department, as a
much superior machine than she was
originally. She has been put in tip
top condition and supplied with late
improvements which increases her
efficiency and value. She win be tried
this afternoon at 6 o'clock.
NEW THEATRE.-The performances at
the New Theatre begin 10 night with
the musical drama of 'Srhe Child Of the
Regiment" Miss Golden appears as
Josephine. In the afterpiece, "An Ob
iect Of Interest" she plays Fanny Be
tween the pieces a dance by Miss Mel
lie Lewis.
Tomorrow evening Ed. Wight takes
lie ebeneft of the act not Of insolyen-
cy, but Of plethoric purse. Al Of his
friends, and everybody else, arc called
upon TO show themselves on this Oc
casion, and see how he will do L. They
win be amused to see how nice the thing
can be done; how easy it viii be for
gresnbacks to pass from the many to
the one.
A. Photograph Of 81 Confederate Generals,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-28

a Photograph Of 81 Confederate Generals
all for Sc cents, a. the Gallery Of The Cum
berIand. #
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asiasss @gtlcss.


A large and wsll-ftted Store House, can
be obtained next door to Dillin & castles',
by applying Immediately at No. ] ; Cherry
street. june 2e-2w
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A photograph of one hundred Fed
eral Generals all for 80 cents, at the
gallery Of the Cumberland. If
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9(us &eutucfn.


2%putSpt[le, 30. Wtdrs. @erdB elmer
General=O rore pes Generals Grant 1T &entndp
BON Sen. Sbpfelb in 5pei 0iltritte eingetbeilt
ipproen,
Ser peitGi6s 9iitrift stpii6en Der Nuibpiae
Giienbabn lt1o bent Gumberlanbflub ltebt lnter
Sen. Gwing, Der fem t9auptquurtier aaf Der
@tienbabn bat; Der 6ltli6e 9iltritt Swil6en Der
gtaibpille Gilenbdbn unp benz 8ig Salbp 8iser
itebt unter Sen. 9pbipn, ~!9auptquartier i'm
Selb. 8eiOe lteben inter Sen. 8ainbriO9e,
,9ulptpuartier 2pui8pille. Ser peltli6 pom
Cumberland gelegene Shelf &%entudp'8 seb6rI
sum 9epartentent BON Sennel1ee.
Ser Grprebtroin, Der am Mpntdg frib Dor
2puiSpiae na4 2ebunpn abging, wurOe ppr
GueriaaS gefangen, ipel6e Spei Galidgierfar.
ren perbrannten. Sine @a6e ppn II 8unbes=
Splbater, pelde iid parauf befanO, ergab iid
pbne einen S6ub ab5ufelern. 9ieie @a6tz
manni6aft bat 8efebl erbalten, 1i6 nad 2pnisz
bile in 9trreit ST perfi9en,
&lnbidafter iinb Bis auf 4 Mtetlen ienieits
Bulls Sap pprgeOrungen, pbne cine Spur BON
2pn9itreet Sl entoeden. 49,
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Sele9ropbiide SCaeDrtcDfet.
IS gougreB Der ger. Gtaa.rm.
far ben gaItimpre Weder
IS aibtnqtpn, 80. Mldr

@u Dln9tDn, 81. Wldr6.
Senat. Grimes cine 8etitipn Der 2aqerz
bierbrater BON SQinpis, baB cine Grb6bunq Der
8iertare ibr Gelddft ruiniren perOe.
@aoe cine Sill beS 9auieS, Die Serritprtalz
9te9ierang BON Mpntanp 5u prganiliren.
@ilfinlpn, bic 5. Setttpn Der 3erritprialz
@erfd1ung Su amenbtren bur6 Strei9ung Der
@prte: vieoer weiBe GinpDbner", uno bur6
Grlebuns berlelben b1r6 Die @orte: rjeoer freie
ntdnnli6e 8urger Der Ser. Staaten ultb berjez
nigen, pel9e ertldrt baben iplbe weroen Su
ppQer, wofern bieielben 81 Sabre alt ItnO".
Sobnipn, Die 2tbiidt lei .Dffenbar, Sarbi9en
bas Stimmre6t SIT geben; aber weun Die iebt
6reigelafenen na6 ienem Serritprtum 9ingen,
10 tpiirpen ie falm seeignet iein, ibr 'Stimrn=
re6t aus5ulben.
9ariiber peritpB bic 0tprgenitunoe.
Str. Spbnipn bra6te barn Die fOlgenbe
Gelolutipn Elm, psl6e otgenpnmen puroe:
8el6lOHen, DAP Der Straightforward eriu6t
tperbe, DEM Senut baS Original pOer cine 9tbz
i6rift ber t~elegrapbtl6en 9epel6e pber Srbre
5a iberl enoen, pel6e GeneralzWla Sir at
5. gtpp. in 8etreif Der I'M folgenben Sag in
Mtarplqnos ab5ubaltenpen @ablen geI6idt babe.
SOUS. 9os !6alS cpn1tituirte ii6, ra@=
benz es eini9e Geiddite pripater 9tatur ubge=
tban bate, ais Gpuite beS @an5en iiber Die
gtatipnalzN anfz8iQ.
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Gepalttbat ppn G~ppperheara in weirourf.

ct. 9OuiS, %. Wtdrj. gta6 elmer Spez
staloepei6e an ben Sempcrat aus Gbarleitpn IN
Coles @puntp farten in ienen 0rt GppperbeaoS
nit perbeimli6ten @affen unb beiudten Die
@eri6tsiburg. Sn Der Court 9pule garb iu6z
ten Tie 6dnOel nit ben bort aufgeitelten Splbaz
ten, unO Elm allgemeine8 !6anOgemenge err
fplgte. Ser GDuntpzS Sheriff iprang BON Der
Ylatfprm Der 3idter berab nnb feuerte na9
llnipniiten. Ntajpr Sort, 9lrSt bes 81. He9tS.,
mar elmer Der eriten Spfer.9dw
9a be llnipniiten inn Court 6prie Die
S6pd6eren an Der 3abl iparen, 10 liefen lie in
Die 6duier tuD &aufldoen, I'M @afen Sa
bpler. asa. H f,al.ss SINS
9(u8 ben SSenitern wuroe auf ie gefeuert uno
10 bis II murpen %perpunbet. Sol. Wit6eQ
ppm 81. &egiSent tpttrpe i6wer pertpunbet.
Oliper Sales tpllrpe g~etDbtet; SameS @ppori6,
@m. 6artt, s. 8, Seffers uuO mebrere Splpa=
ten pes 81. Ne9imentS puroen fdper per-
punoet. s1Im1s
5uS 81. Te9iment fam 9ia6mitta9S all ltno
itellte Ii9 auf DEM Wtarftplabe auf. gtellpn
@elS, Der Mann, Der ben eriten S6aB getbar,
ipurpe alSbalb get6btet. Spbn Cooper, Elm Sc
fqn9ener, ipurpe erl6plen, ais er 5t entfltepen
peri u6te.
Sol. 8rpots perfpl9te Die Gppperbeab@Sanbe
ettpa z Nleilen tpeit. m s se ID
Capt. @iaiams bat einige 5ipulSig berpOrra@
gerDe SeSeiloniiten, Die in Die SADIE perwidelt
paren, i'm GOurt 9ouie int Gerpabriant. Sol.
Mit9ea belt nit benz 9ti6ter Gpnitable cine
Seratbung sur Gerbltung peiterer auSbritde,
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Der Sdmpf Bel asoSucab.

Cairo, %. Wtdr5. Gpl. 6ids' Srlppen
beltanben aus benz 1. Battalion ppm 16. ST..
&egiment 70. ). aus 300 frii6en &etruten--
5urter Wtaior Barns, aus brei Gpmpagnien
ppm 1872. Sa. &e9t. 12O Dtann fart unter
Waipr Chapman, uno aus $50 damn bonn
ct # n furbi9en &egiment idwere 9lrtiaerie,
9entudp, inter 2ieut. Cunningham.
Ser 9ampfer Sc Npt6, Der an bem0tarinez
S6ienentpeg perbrannt purOe, 9eb6rte DEM Gpt.
Spbnipn BON Pabucab unb mar $4,000
.pertb.
@plT & 8rp. I6dsen ibten @erl1it auf
$4,000.
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9tntcrifdniidbe SSadbritbten'

5efer 1T Der @raiibcnti6aftsfragr.
SON Bellepile miro Der Su. StSStg. geldrieben:
Or. SO, par mebrere Sage bel 6eder, I'M ibu
.gt Srempnt iberSuitimnten, iebpd pergebehs,
ipie mir beri6tet wprben lit. s32A'
9as TelIi1iagem Der Gtlpatrif1 ideu
Grpc0itinn prOpbe5eite Der Seloeprreippnbent
zines in Springfield, 0faiI erideinenben 8ldt=
tes, neil er puBte, baB alf einem grpben 8alle,
pel6er am %. Sebr. I'M &ilpatrid' i1ben l6dupt=
quarter i~tattfarb, Die rSamen" BON benz 9lane,
9ti6mpnb GIT iiberrumpeln, in SenntniB geiebt
tpproen paren. l1no mas fir 9amen! 9erz
lelbe Correspondent tbeiIt nit, auf benz @ege
BON 9Qeranbria mad 8ranbp Station babe elm
6err su 1einem geringen Gritaunen Elm r%ptpri=
ldeS SrauenSimmer Don Bolton getrpfen. ga
er friber in elmer pff3iellen gigeni6uft Die
9ume aus benz 2ager 9%emieien bate, 10 trat er,
pie Der Correspondent tpeiter er5dblt, auf tie Sa
uno bat Iie, ibren 4ab ppr3u3ei9en. 20, mir
erbalten uniern 8aB pom &riegsminiiter!!" nnb
pel6er gtante itano auf benz 8a1Ie? 9te Same
mar ais Srau zines befannten 8nnoes=
Senators aus 9tem=gtglano an9efGbrt.
sSSn elmer llnterbaltung NIT einem 9ff5ier, mel,
der atf benz Bulge Die @ade bate, erfltbr Der
9err i%peiter, bab am pprbergebenoen Sage SO
9atnen-netit NIT dbnlt6en pnr6 6 . n g r eBz
nj ttglteber erlangten 9dien = ta6 Dem
2a9er 9ereiit paren!
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sSerntiiebte OsaebritDteit.

y 9ie eurppdtl6en Staten millen 1i6 9e=
~senieitig in ibrem 8efbe iebr uniider flblen,
oenn europa be1ist niht ipeniSer als 821 Self
unger: Sranfrei6 119, Spalien Al, 0eitrei6
80, 8reuben % (9eutl6lanO, incl. 9euti6z
6itrei6 49,, Stalien 16,, 9pllqrO 16, 8el9ien
II, Grie6enlanp II, gnglano 10, 9dnertart
I, &ublanb 5, S6peoen 6, 8prtugaG 6, 8ai=
ern 3 ,8irtemberg, 8aOen, 9armitaDt, 2urenls
burg, je l.. o 's
s. Sin SEER be &pbar, Der ii9 Commodore
Der Slotte in Der ~Sipeiten expedition nad Si5iz
lien" betitelt, fprbert in England SUR 8ilbung
zines 9lll8epr5 fin 9inemort auf. 9ie Sim
tretenoen mtiBter ii6 inoe1Ien ielbit equipiren,
lnb ibre &eilefOiten na6 Sdnemarf ielbit
tragel1. -4 ras
8 gier iunse aieler: 6onterap, 2ange, @ittz
rpd unb 6einridien, Die nit 70 grpBer liner
l6rCdenbett pdbrenO beS @efedteS bel Wti1iun=
be Die 8erpunoeten aus Dem &t9elrs9en trlt=
gen, erbielten sur Nnerfennung ibrer 8eroienlte
ben rptben 9lblerprbeh 4. &laie nit ben
S6pertern perlieben.
s. 9ie S6Ieifung Der p S6an5en Der 9az
~1eiperfe 8efeitigungen 1T Uaf $4,000 Sagar=
betten peranf6la9t. Ste Soften bieier gtrbeit
tperoen circa $4,000 Sbuler betragen.
: @s itebt in Nublanb wieOer cine rtete 9te=
fprm beppr, an pel6er 4 Sabre lang gearbeitet
porben lit, ndmli6 Die 6eritelung Der inz
.buitrieQen 6reibeit. SeOe 3unftbei6rdntun9
fdpt in 3ltfanft meg uro Die Gemerbefreibeit int
I%ppliten Slime beS @urteS foil eingefabrt
tperpen 90. .a
*Sn 4oria1opel uno l1ntgegeno ipllen int
8erfaufe bteie8 @interS 200 @erlpnen e~rfrpren
fem.
: Sic Dtreidiide 9anOelSmariae Sablte am
S6luAe beS Dor. Sabres 1858 S6ife, tprrta=
ter ieOpd 1854 Slider unO 9ei6ter : Barren,
*aSie Soften fir Die &riegsbereitldaft Der
Wtarine iOaen 0eitrei9 pom 8unpe Suriider<
ltattet peroefl.
Ser 2ancta9 in 8innlano bat Die 9tbldafz
fnng Der SObeSfrafe bel6lplIen, uno stpar i'm
8irgeritanOe e%initimmig, int 8rieietfanpe GEE
gen nur z, aao i'm gaitterftanOe NIT 20
Stimmen.
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| SinQnsmann ein aIlgemetter it, mob Gtele&
b~innpIfitaet. 6abell mir bieS niht N(leS in
Mar0lano felbit nit ungeieben? 6aben mi
| ni6t geleben, baB unter bieIem SD1tem Del
Sflaperei 9rpbe Sarrnen INNER srbBer ulto MI,
ielten 9etbeilt Weroer. Sebes Sabr fpmmtel
peni9er 2eute in ben Se1it beS 9anoeS TN.
ierer Stlapencountie8; t6duier, wel6e fruber
BON Samilien beppbnt muroen, Denen bas
2anb geb6rte, iinb iebt ie@pbm1ngen BON 8e.
pienten uno Nufiebern irgenb zines rei6er
Srunoberrn, Der uuf elmer 6urm mpbnt unt
bret poer elm 9ubenp anoere bearbeiten ldbt,
9ieier unS 10 mpblbefannte 8rp5eb Der Nnbdlt=
flung pieler Sarmen III Giner 6ano lit bic ma
tiirlide Spl9e Der Stlapenarbeit, gerabe mie
Gertbeilutg oe3 So6enS an Giele cine Splge
Der freien 9lrbeit lit.
9amit lit uu6 Die 8ep6Iferrng8frage entz
ihteben. 8enn ii6 bu5 2a1O III weni9e1
9dnoen anbdnft, tpenn Sarmen, Die friber
mebreren gisettbimern g%eb6rten, iebt MIR eli
mem aeb6ren: 10 neroen Die Samilien meni9er
Sablrei6 I'M 9anbe, u1o Die @eimltdtten per>
minoern 1i6 = uno mir e~rlatgen ais natir=
li6eS &eiultat: cine 9erin9e 3ltnabme poer
cine beitdnoige 9titnabme Der @eiBen (tpte in
einigen %unlerer Counties felt 1890 u1b cine
entiprehenoe Germebrllng Der S6nar5en.
9aS stiles 1T lebr natlrlid. Stlaperei lei
bee feline Gertbeilung pes 2anOes, Sc muB
Senano cine 9ewiiie NnSabl Sflaptn baben,
menn er ibre Mrbeit nit @prtbeil ben1sen milf.
gh1f ieoen brall6baren 9rbeiter fommen "A
GeriUnen, Die ct ~fittern m4B. Sin fleiner
Sarlner fam 1i6 feline - Sflapen an16affen
Su $500 bis $500 ben &ppL ltm 3 Seloarbetz
ter Sl erbalten. So ablprbiren benin Die &ei6=
item uno @pblbabenoiten allie Neger urto allies
2uno. @er ni6t menigitenS 10 Stlapen ball
ten fanr, mlb ben Nderbul auigeben; er muB
au8manoern, poer anberer Qette Stlapen
mietben.
llno 10 baben mir benn geleben, parum
Marplano binter Mtalia6uietts Sutiidgeblieben
1T. ......
9a3 Obige lit elmer ppln 9ublicationszQlu8z
ifub beS vllnbebingten Unions Staat5= Gen=
trail Committees" ~per6ffentlidten Slu9l6rift
entnpmmen. Sober M6titlapenbalter, Der ben
oarin entbaltenen BON einem Sibldnber
aufgeitelten uno umtlidcn Spclmellten ent=
npmmenen Sbatia6en uno 3ablen nidt 9laubt,
uno trpt b~erielben am udditen 6. 9tpril ni6t
fir Die Contention unO fit Emancipation Of :
ne StaatS=G nti6dbi9nng itinnt,
per alio ein CONGRATULATIONS unp nn9ez
re6te5 Snihtlt, mel6e5 belt 8adstbum bes
States 9ebemmt, Die SteuerSabler fortipdbrenO
gebranpi6ubt, Die Sreibeit geidmdlert, Die g(rz
belt begraOirt, Die Nepublit beidimpft, unb 5uz
lett bieie ra6loie unb bluti9e Gepplutjon ilber
un5 gebradt bat;-wer, la9en mir, Elm ipldes
Snltitut NOD ldnger beibebalten plien mil =
Der lit Elm @errdtber an Dem Noble ieines @az
terlanbes II. ietnem eigenen, II. bent leiner Sim
Der 1t. gtadfpmmen, Ii. bei6impft Die S6atten
Der 8rapen, Die ibr 2eben babin ge9eben babel1
fin bic @ieberbertellung Der Union.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-31
0cfopcrte 9diNe.

Darlington, 80. @drS. 9aS afapp.
9epartement empfing beute folgenoen 8eri6t;
Sim II. b. faperts Der Ser. st. S9ppner
8eauregaro auf Der 90be BON WloSquitp Snlet,
Slpriba, ben S6poner 2inpa, Der nit SalS,
&afee uno Spirttapien belaoen tno BON NdiIal
nab Stem Smprna beitimmt mar.
Sim Iel6en Sag, Die brittti6e S6aluppe Man@
nab BON Nafau. Ser Captain bate cine feline
0uantitdt @aumtppae an 8oro, mari bielelbe
ieoO6 ms Meer, ebe NOD fem S6iff 9enOW=
men wDroet mar. ,1sa ..lo15 q7 ass ~
Die Sdiffe fiuo na6 Sep gSeit gel9tdt tupr'
ben.