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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
Oeri4tsz UrrbanDlnnaen.

g uperior Court. 8rotpn ps.
8rOnne. Nidt beenoigt. 's&
Ser. Ct. 9tfrtttS go t. ute
2eague p8. S6Opner Contribution. Sir ben
Slayer $50 unS Soften.
| Sobn s.. Srep tpeseu Sdmus9elnS Itellte
$4,000 8ir9i6aft bur6 8obert 81. airtlano.
SuIiuS Wlpers, tpesen &erleitang BON Sol
|ooten CUR Oeiertion angetlast, iteIte $1,000
8irgi9aft bur6 9aoib Seapri6.
Same5 81. gbetp, $50, Der ueuernornte
Glerf, p%rdientirte ieine glrsidaft int 8etraae
BON $4,000. 8irgen: eugene Bclt u1lo Sobn
9anal, $50. Us1o 2 e.. -ta
| Grtmino lfGpurt.-- Nnor. Carr, &.
| Sreelanb unp Clara 8eters, angetlaot tpeoen
@rpreifung elmer e~oloenen ubr nebit 4ette pom
s.. Sheppard am Is. Sanuar 3. s.. ferner
angetlagt mesen 9ln9rifs auf Sbepparc, 9ap.
@urttran uno $. Grpf. Die Grlt9enarnten
pnroen frei9eiprp6en unb bic Qebteren III $40
Strafe nebit Soften perurtbeilt. a5sas.
o5.f Stabtratb. ~
CT ite r 3peig. Ier. Rpbinipu, cine
Oroinans, ben Nameu BON &psitraBe in 8art-
Npenne umsIdnoern. @erleieu.
Str. aruft cine OrbinanS, Den @ebal1
idrlmtli6er WtarttzG lerfs gu, erb6ben. lleber-
tie1en. ea8I - Ia 0re. .-9
Mr. 3pbinipn, cine Bill, Der 8altc. 4
Obto GiienbabnsG pmpagnie Su seitatten, einen
9b5ug8=Ganal pon Gameen Station nab Dem
Natipnalz6 ptel" anSulegen !; g%tn9enpmmen.
9es9l: einen AbiugszGanal in 2cpftraBe al=
sulegen. Angenpmmeu.
NRr. aepler, cine Helptatipn, 8m. 6iebtru
su geitatteia, cine SampimaI6ine in SEC. IS SO.
Sails Mpemte gu erridten; an9enpmmen. Ger
Iielbe, 8m. Soriptb in go. 1O7 SSrantlinitraBe
Su geltatten cine 9ampfmai@ine ansulegen; am
genpmmerl. S3sF .sts r. d Il g .rr-
SIR. Serguipn, cine 0teiolutiOn we9en Ses
Ii6afflng BON mebr Sffce=&aum i'm Gpurtbais
Nn9cnpmmen. Ina 8 : B ~sas.gsi5
SIR. Sutebart, oen Gebalt neS Miiitents
Sc unbb eits>@ pnmifidrS alf $1,000 su cts
lbShen. Mngenommen. as.
3peiter 3ip ei9. - @r. 8rppts, eine
8elclution ipe9en 8eparatur Der &igbtitr. -Npnc.
Ingenprnnle1l. a5 4 qa ess# 80 iaI ID r5asm fs
Der Seridt bes Gpmlites upm 1. 3meig zoe,
gen Grri6tung zines Marttbauies in GrrBitr.
purbe auf ben Sil6 gelegt. i .a rg.sr
Der 8eridt be8 Counties iuegen SemiItiguns
bon $1,000 sum 8eiten Der 3rine=G eieli6afi
wuroe e~benfalS auf ben Sid gele9t, 1Ds5
Die So. Mpobp, f9Dilmpt uno Sprentai,
%tputoen al8 Gomite ernuntlt tpegen 8erlesune
oes Militdr 2asers BON Ga Safapette Square.
Or. S3warb rief cine &eirlutiOn orf tpe9en
8enili9uns ppn $1,000 an Gilbert S. 8rpirn
fir Gclettiren BON Steuern. glngenpmmen.
@ir. Sennaro, $4,000 cur Grri6tuns elmer
itelnernen Bride iiber 6arris Greet in 2dcditer=
ltrabe 5i beptlli9en. slnsenpmmet.
Gt1e Oroinan5, Die ber Gebalt oeS Seuers
Sn9enieurS auf 5000 uno ben oeS Gterfs alI
$1,000 erh6ht, mllrpe annennnnn1en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
Stu GoQcctDrs SfTcc.

Baltimore, 16. @lGrs 1864.
lie aufmsrhamfeit TER Stsu rsabler rfre b errnit auf
has ge15sttniB Sen unb tlteu Sts4ern gel nit mel6es am
10" II. UNI ~. .: 70. I'm Amerteaa uno @sfer rer6fitnlliGt
oerortnu. gen eenaB betablt werrer. 10 enc BERT "a neine
Et.rnpfi6t eas &%i3enIoun1 sim 9r1fa su oer6fentfid.er.
S~Iusnftus Me. Yrice.
t17Nlrs1p) City gpQectpr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
Neue An5eigen.
NarzNerTcincr1Inn.

&lsu gDirttsn .GSs tGrouf Reletttr entsn biene sur Na6 .
SIC. ant Oaeroienhas beute NbenS UNI 8 u6s In QcutS
GDtber's sctdl en- @sntrt MlarIet ~sfrfeieevt wtrb, mr3u ane
et~neetaben fsnb.
(Dol 4 @G ga Das &cHtte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
Nifn Np1ccfor6 Nficc.

-"-"- = -NIIIHIVIti o. Ut1F5 I6O4.
Ste @utmerfldmteft Ter Sfeuersatler wtr6 btsrnttt auf Die
unleJatlten Steuerp ron 1868 eeientt. tfren @frSei6nie jey
i'm pNmertcan" une plEe6er@ per0Bertltdt mirb. @enn
h~ieflben uiht ~ireimilt9 Zen Stddts- lnb Stantge1eten getr1f
tRirttteI werten, 1T es mine pftbtt ~tieielben eurd Sertnui
etntutret en-.
9a1elbe gsrfasren hes gcrtaafs trit! Eel penen Gin, Bic
Ben 1862 I'm Ruffane Fnb. e5f.
(IRi ND ~ Cts Gsaectpr.
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q

Die tabrIi@e S&uIprifrus In hseTes @nFatt ptsb an,
glensag, pen II: .. tsren Anfans nebren un6 an ban btthet
nd&ftn Sasen ~tOrtselest tn f~clsenSer rbnuns:
WaGnt'ttags Don SIS Die ste 3laie,
Disnfaa 0ermtttas bot 81 |: Die Gle alade.
y Ne9mstt08 BON So Die Ute 8laTe. 4 8
Wfitt~oG WcrtntitaS psns-l; De Ute allGe.
. Wehmtttas ron SO ; 6dtuefeies In eer 2spgs.
G,r6e. 9-ss -
GIe 0nsesetenfn .3etttermine serten Plns.ti@ sines6alten
- ---- - ~ MNAA -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
Stu SOmmtffoncrS Cficc.

Ealtimoe, zen 10 W(1r3 Ioo4.
0erreeeite Aneebrte rerbtn In tiCfer Office bis gum 25.
Sunt eHtee8ensenOmmeu fur zen @an unb Spe3iffattpnen
f9F enc y aetpage' retfe aui rem Gruneaud, bas prn Sri-
tlag'. eaqsste-' 9Srtb- uns SertnetunfiaBe ~bssrdnst pire
gsrirnen, tte l9 UNI SdS ptamiun btwsrbsn ruuen, tSa-
men cue eEfeFeerltpe austunft esbalten, nenn Ne lid an BEN
,,om-1.qou, r Sat @orfu@,
t1VVtFBHS<nl Gtth.G pntmtT6r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
i'm Sac 6orbpr Gifp, 0aets Series.

IA. iV V0H %uEUpE Slbp1 SSStp IN = r
Gtthnenennter 8erein bat al beai 3nef, Gle Nfittel sur
GrriGtuns. zines anemtrtbfaaitIt&e uno sclite6ntf9en
Snfituts auSubrireer. etne StgeGe Vanres, an ne gtPiter.
farrt Sel6e In tte Nitte ; 8 Stabtsebietes sen G8s Sartrr
III ltesen sUtnmt, a~ren3ene, fduFia an I'D SesraGt tann IN
rel6e ber gerein in ben Wlorft triret, unb bas 10 einee9Gn.
oene Gelb, mad Mt;ue Der Rotten. 8r CREATING sno Gtbul.
tune ts Snfituts anIsst. Dtefe Gst5 rerbss Srn benz gers
Elm eultipirt, NIT Rebeu un6 Sb bdunten orseFfan;t nns
Son eemfeiben, fir Gle sal te tes Grtrases, IL ldnge pntertals
ten, Bis Der GiaentbIner ~Ssrielbsn rdprn Ssitb er8reift.
Ol;u Sat npb ieter SpsfIIant has Sfedt etuep Scbn ter
bic rbtttsen Gprfenntnihe beiikt, { ei Spn duern Shuiael6
Gnf eieiem Srfitut d~uS6iItcn Su lanen.a So Der G6ute leihf
werben bic ueifen bbberen NiHenihaften geIebrt trerben,
Gfne iebs S6ulattte tpRet $103,25, bel eiMer N~nsatlur8 BON
1925, NIB mcnatliden 3atluug ron $500 efer ntesr. g9er
ieine Mtt'e able art, lam lid ietnen paupIdb GuSlu9et itrh
ert6tt edun fetnsu fTeien BeIistitel. Dte &tn;dtIptgen ffno
eeptB terart. rag es aud benz tpenteer 8sulittelten rnb LID II.
ieiren @erb nblihteiteH f1fsufo1neIt, Gs purte tefCneerS
TN SntereGe Der rsuaneelrprtenea 3rrppet lte8er lp an
tieiem lint rnetnen 81 t%ettrtltsen, teny lie tpttresn n0db tE@
rtr Gntleiung GtraS eriport b1ben. mas ttnen big balm
rem aud MIR etren tlcinss, 'tc6 fld3ern @sTttn ertNseil
rrarte. - -
Dieientasn, selhe en GSef6dft ertsrnt taseit %rrirecr BIC
Sabin r't6l'Ger @srbienf in her Nn%ltenitng ttneer hhe noa
balm ben gprtbeil taber, aaf tbtert Gtgentbum wsplten ;N
tSnneu. geIcnters ientsn i9 Dtsteris9u tdret tetpeiLtaen,
rselten Gtras ait tIntaen Sdulea 9cIeGsr 1T. Der a9ent
@nSrer rus, fprit bic llnteraGentet 0r. 2Sn1: Ifrel IoSt
Scnnbarbfr. unb SultuS Gtef9t aZe ~. Sait morettr. mtrs
ben Nuft age entseeennetiter. Sci &tnienenlt9 tpit Ss.25
an bic Office tes diestrtbitaftItnen Gfsntrol geretns Spr
Nprtb gln,erita, ra.el eus, GGe 10. nnS 8 Strs @eibtnstpt
.. G.. ertdlt Ger @infenser etren Iftierifeir rtb cine
Qutttuns tur tte erfe GtnSdfiunss ltnb ebsnfp bet &tnfens
hing Scn mprdtItn $500.
f10APr; Init y ePrEe Tdass SER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
fSitp NpHectorS Nfiice.

NOuIItUpfe If. Ilnr3 1861.
Gefnunl ron Srutoa9frdse aliest fi1h perbfu biermtt re.
nddrtbfat ha6 TIRE &eGnangen fr fe tercit lieeen.
Mugnftis "a. @rice,
f~{Tr=gDf rarH -<r-~ -EEftn * nj oc{rr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
N(uTOrOeruno.

Scr 8raa Srisssrtfc SGKetSef ous. qSabf,
Detm, Sberamt- Sefteteirh unt eiuent W2dnn ga.
nnea6 R Ii Tier srn ~etertaber lit cine Gsbf6aft 3~u0efansn.
0ieieIbst f6nnsn HfStcrts erfrbren Bi
at s, Brau:b'S lptfeFer,
(WGtfp@ .7 -4''- 100 8reeerif IMb
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
SOmfecfiCndrD unD Nrmtbtifprt
III Derfaufef.

Gin dlfeT &tanb NIT gutter RuntfHof rtrb ueosrO scAs ,ts.
perdhterung lesIei9 ~terforft. ~ an uaeISe Id an, 3nIcss
ielRt 8r. 179K 8rOabpar, Habe benz cberen MoTtt. rfu,Sf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
0Nahl=OfdMrimf


Mttteif uns BURG bic Rrdft hes elites her Weneraf.
81 Re nj BIZ BON Wt q gfGrb, pnIfrt In Der 4Sanuar.
Sisuss 1854 teitelt: a 4gas9 s
Gin diff, bic Meinuns brs Bolts In Setrtif ter Serms
flung etner Convention Sur3 Gntrerfuns elmer reuen
sGUnhituttrn ure Nesitrungsierni beicS Stddtes 81
a8ez qernttieln unp 9elesater jrr s%endantcnG %rroenticn
~ su e~rndtien," g e4sfG .la1@
miro hermit 9lddriGt segeben es
alien auaIif1iYten GtuttneeSsra In tsn .~reFsefttsen gDarbs
Der Snet Baltimore, tdb q 1890
Sine @n6( ,1.aa
~Gtsetd(ten rirb AT ben SeriGteberet StintrnpidkeR3 her REFS.
@artS 1888 50 ot
1e.e am 4. GOeitttpOdI I'm NlprtI 1864, asEn.s4a4
ss (nelGsr Sag her 6. Ipril tnI.
In gesus Ter Trage rtner &pnbentirn sur Gnttrerfuna eiuer
neuen 0onfinttor Il, Re ierur9s'rrn burdb eine @rfidruro.
In sef1rietensr uOsr ~sebrudter 6Dria, auf nsIder be SpcrtSs
FOR a Convention rbtr against a Convention n ben.
Die @GbIfohen rereer ar chen e~ennnntera Gage BON s ilbr
MSrssns ss . ugs WSaHasssaes pHsa3 9ebaltsa TtrAsH, ME
r1ScGuA DGnefsr, sind
QS@erltaOl SbsstF Der Gsatt galtintsss-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17

OaS So NJ N { { e IN a : tesinnt nit benz l. &psil.
Haf Ce,0IeNnt8Ing her Sd uleroufl abue ptre tabes ee
S@rle l1Sn am 81. WIart se6fnet. Gits III rertei ertnnert,
eBtn ger 5,onst4nIe nur Vtnm al i'm Sdpr unb soar
oein' oeetnn bee Semnsrittuefe s, neue sd Ter ~dufeenom-
men msFSen' nne ea ote . ,efttcn benGbt IT, hoe ueeer
] tttgt Wetbuns sur Mufuabrne.i ~. E7-26aHral
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
81. y. Griminalz3 eifuno.

alit tfr erfeu Summer tes IL. 8ouSes, trelhe bfsfe @rSe
Ct ibeint. heainnt eine neue Sttei. Ncrene:
!, Die 3odbter ceS SerfdbtpenccrS'', BON 81. 2ercr.
ais prdmie gum ID. ganbe wtro Ger, pra6tsOne Sfablhi6
rsr 8lu8sen: Die SeteleJ" eeSeben aae t6nren SOB
TeS stbsnnerten htssl6e lofprt erbaiten,
gu sattret&er Subiriptspn labst ireuneliGt eta
% eq1r a.. Sc. &. Gmtbt.
fet1w) Moert tr Gru;. 2kr. "a 81. Baftit.erent
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
Oeutfeber Meform 0eatralYereim.


0aS 1Fterbet@nete lleberwaG urss- Gentle beS obteeN
Sere'nS fnee. l1,l tsernttt rtrGuloss, aue Slaaen Der g5e96lc
'ernne earant aufnhert(art 3n MAIDEN, bts auf Gjstteres
I'm Sobbatbtuge, 8ep6bnli6 spnntas
9enannt, 3
earen d~e5niebsn, scH observation-disclosures 3u teGripruaea.
teneltts an bteem So8e trseab velde Gsnlatattontartttsl toe,
Der fsF: ROO rtre !Sesabluns gu eerabfalsea. Sur bet nren-
ger oesienh6 eieier VtnBreeei LIT ss rn6stt& te ee(ebIt@e
Ssl@rhntun9en nit Der 3ett ptrfungsIos ~ rnadeu. Dan.
jentsen, tpsI@sn Is Grnit IL, etne 4rlnbltae Me'Srra IN ter
Spnntaestrdse terbe esfubrt so ieben. sIGubsn mir tein su
gtcBee SPter ju5ulnuteen pern re inns bterin @ebGr IGen-
ten nth porutereetenh pttcattntereIier unb ptiva m~eiBunaet
benz een'etnamsn 13ped HntereteneH. iaeent ie E6 unleren,
Seretn une unteren Befrebun zen .nitlteEeE.
Ndn benz gennbiGs. pas benz @ineh reGt lit tenn Mnberen
btats, balten 10 r es fur unierc pftdt. 3urt6ertdnbe!nbe oui
Die eenleauenjen her isst IN Agmenenn5 tpmnte8teN Ssraf.
'9eteSe gu certceten. 0oi.y oW3 s
q Sueiet& fcrestE lpir bic TrcuHSe teS beuti&ea SRsfren:
Gentrnineretre anf, fb In itrer relv. gBarps ais R2eFcrn,
SPECIAL Sertsn su ecntttutrsn
9sirrt@ Gdbarbt. Sec Ghettt
SET. VI. Stbet. 0trtfian geune.
Brpra RrGns. Il e SRar. tit 99etBet. pals
et ST ST GVSeIIE -t' e.fH- p
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sn Dcrfanfcn.

Gihe SGrt'eeererfftdttt NIT aler. l3ute50r, I'm NttteI.
sunfte Der Stabt aeItsen unR fp. elmer guten RunbI6aft err
frtter SanS gu Strsauftn. NaG3ufrasea 40 Cameo frdse.
Smtiben &nt1loa unb 4acair. . = fntfhfA
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17

daf zen @amen9 6. @r N pbI Iantenh. 1T e~einneen ipor
Zen un6 fanH In her Office ees g8efer III @mpfans eencntnier
pettsa. a4eetf r tet.rl+ (0t-ls
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17

{ #I Sa%brltdnten, .tr,e
Sic gaar Brri9uB auf Gtsarten puniaen uus I'D raI6e
@ertdnie ee' f4frr mrGea, finSen prrapts Ibnabne BET
Gbuorb Blvd, t%.
(I5.ar, arrF #v MA o..ko-Sa.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
a~iterarifebc Sinsciee.

Girlaruug sur SubicriptiOn auf Die 9lelp glcrter
Griminolseitung. ;a .'s
Gin is. Ntdr; besinnt Ger IS. .Saprgans cstser 3sttine:
BeIteuuusen ttsrnuf rerben b ! eerrIi g Sdafer, Wr. 50
preftpnfr, Serrn @etnff, Nr. 40 gsatlSnFr. nno petu1 untsts
lie wrsmie nit Der erfsn Iumrer s~siiefert. Salstsen
gsReaunssn ertscscniebens, ,et6rst ~
fsp.Im, gl.. I6 ST Qrmbarbitr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
Wfarylano StadtS= Nair.

Dds @eneral.G reeuttssG Semitic Ter 9~ireftcreM Ter 6air
nel6e I'M Wlarpiane SSrfttut on unb mad benz Is. Mpr;l
if~nttfnten wirb, Enaht btsrmit bsfannt, hds fir cite Etdeta
gum 3utritt ;u t~erfelbtr f~claeube Sretie ~feftaeiest ipCTter
frb " GHaL 2tt4-Tt9 IL 81 .4a IA zaas s4s
Gtnselne Gidets fur len L. 3a1 unb @beut. ......... !. 81. 90
81. nddt tert 1. Sd9 unb Nbenb......... OBS
Gaifsntifets, stltis fir bic sarte 3ett mad BEN /. Sag
unb Nben6.... ............. ........a,... 100
Gnifrntidets, mel4e an Gamen. bic RE NufTGt Iber
II Slide u. (. 70. fIbren unb tire @ebulen ousesaebsn
7treen, unS fur bic earie Satr, sinf4 tesit1 bs
trfen Cages r1b &bents teH...!........... 49,. LOO
80 Mr8. Governor SrdSfprn, @r6fb.
c35f laHn@ her Dn1tsnsC rgantfdtira.
ef HSim. q. hilbert, @rGFst.t tt- Gers
se Ha ter,S reGn. fatien. sJH . e .7st
I Sac. GareD GpaIe, u. Sefretar res
fNep-St) e6ea GYtcitiesgrintiee e H..
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
MmsIpiclmn9.

6itermontus, %. WldrS 9admittasS 3 ubE,
sirS IN, IN ofsinston @arten. gennfste. gs.nne.
80 taS arDRte Sdbneit
ora,. n,.f.n S1,gefSe IN Gattra COUNTY w7o, bespasn
lnS fdyn be-; strrt 6efn,aitr, TIT SIR. So SOHmanfr. eetbea
rerSer. e5eE 46F
SpTrro. -; t1s,r. (rncmtr&r1rntih 1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17

N SxSer GjeID gem aa
tn Deu.i&lanb az tetsmnfen bat. fam fcI@es puntsitb aus.
.betdbIt ~erbaItsn, tpenn e. E@ nit ttn erfsv6er!t&ea @apierer
pentet an &del sHtal8 - q ~ 6a1a@
eas Geo. 9. Gtetnk d, 1@ sus,sS.
Smpsrteur BON Galanttrte- unb Syietnndrer
(11mrj0 20 10. @aIttmOEeRr, G6e ErtppIets Muts
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-17
sAA SeTcntltdber 0crfduf eineS
:EA -rt-m 9<nArOfnfc&

Der mRnberf&6n eeleaene @iae, betannt unter rem Stouten
benen Cher. Qauber. mirS ant 8. Npril oFsntltG pf~rfteteert.
Weseu Naberern meree man f6 an Wtrs. Ibes. 9aubsr auf
BEN @lase3 leftf, rSsr an rs. S. 2auber, "A 9 ste Strafe,
pbilateiPbtG. a Is d d8 (5nsrs 9aprj Sd&Mfp)
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0cneralzQSerlammluno

Der Sarrtl n @duttretH 8r. 2 rtr6 am DceRtrG6e, Ter
II. tn fetnent @erFl rluaes QpPai he jdbrti&g 3erias M
tIne ~sbtaIteA urS uecScn 6e g~Pttslieter : erbuy& eineela
len Set ter ~seieSlt&en Strdfe f6 babel, ~ein;ninb,N II. &;
Eptrt aote nteSer Gsle ~cerfInfs. SIN auftr05 1a;&
/ traib) Sefrr. s. aErtg. SER a
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Sm rerfamfen.

Ill 91tt 2FtSdiae @stnsdsier, isbes Bon 10 6us Srcnt
ne 81 6us 2iefe, Ar. IS ns37in 8eteetar, iE'iiGeu gratts
NIB Yplntnrtfry FnS ans freitr Sar0 ~ sertdufea. 9dteres
et Mann Deb Us, 81 Bettelff. 1a Efoluel
-. Gin Rrrfhf1 "a
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-10-12
From Mobile.

MaBnE, 0ct 6.-=Five gessslsafs Of the
bar ,AiE quiet this morning. Four for.
eignsrs and-o negro wene captured near
the obstructions, trying to: make their way
to the Yankees. ~r ~
The Adpextiser. has authentic ad7ices
from Forests army, via Cherokee, to the
9Th. He captured three thousand priso-
nsrs, four guns, seven hundred horses, TIVE
thousand five hundred stands Of small arms,
one thousand negroes, men and children.
He has completely destroyed the Alabama
and Tennessee Railroad, from Franklin to
Decatur. n.--- -.
It is considered that Forrest has made q
successful raid.
MOBILE, Oct. 6, S miles from Clinton,
La, Oct. 6.-Yesterday the enemy advan:
Geo in heavy force from Bayou Sara, on
the Clinton g. Woodville Road. Colonel
Scott, with one regiment only, fought and
drove them back on the jackson Railroad,
to within two miles of Bayou Sara, but
being Hanked and the enemy being. re-
iinforcsd, Col. Scott fell back on the Liber.
ity Road. Theenemy occupied WoodvilIe
yesterday 1t so'clook, p. M, and Clinton
early hiamorniug. = o., - ~
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@htaMu,

MARTHA WILKINS was born. Feb, 18th, le2S Join
ed the Baptist Church I'm 1851. Was married 70 Rufus
Roberts May Gath, 1885, and died September lsh 1854.
Her disease was long and painful, being confined five
months within her house, and nearly all that time to her
her husband her prospects beyond grave expressing
frequently wish to lemain with her family but said she
resigned 10 the win Of God. For sometime she seemed
have pesenument Of her DEATH and often expressed
her readiness depart and be with Christ "A few DAYS be-
fore her death, she asked ner husband II he oug they
would W., EnoW each s Other asa N I I.
her redeeme praise few hours before Abe expired she
called TO her husband, saying sdo yoqno Gee himn See
who he asked. Jesus her replysHe has come for
me and must CO." short time before she breaihed her
last, she said, am ready mnst be goingo Thuspassed
away dutifu child, an aeconate wife and tender mother
Of friends and relatives loved husband and four Children,
one an infant two months old, to join hr friends above
klss, + @ E,
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Northern News.


RICHMOND, Oct. s.-Northern dates Of
the 9th are at hand. In the engagement of
the SOth, near Squirrel Level, the Federals
acknowledge a loss Of 1000 killed, wound
ed and missing. More. than half we're pris-
oners. y
Farragut arrived at Fortress Monroe on
the 4th, and proceeded up james river.
Guerillas captured two trains on the Nash.
vile road between Rchland and Fountain
Head, on the night of the 3rd, and burned
10 cars. e..
Accounts from Missouri state that Price
was moving on Rolla in three columns, the
right under Shelby and Marmaduke, the
centre under his own command, and the
left under Cooper; the latter force being
composed mainly of half breed Indians.
Five hundred rebels entered Union, the
county seat of Frapklin county, on the. lst
andcsptured 100 militia.
On the 1st Forrest shelled Athens, Ala;
on the Sd, he demanded the surrender of
Dalton, Ca.
On the 4th, gold was lsosfn New York.
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From Georgia,

AUGUSTA, OCT. S.-OHicial dispatches
confirm the captureof Rome. Three thous-
and negroes and white officers were taken.
The Yankees destroyed all the eommissary
stores, and burned two squares. Of the best
portion of the town.. :
Gen. Wheeler dashed into Marietta and
burned block of storehouses, and spiked
three guns. p .r
Our army is supposed TO be at Etowah.
Forti6cations have been thrown up on Ken
nesaw. .'...... ;,
Dalton has. been occupied BY our forces.
Forrest is in Middle. Tennessee. Rous-
seau is cooped up in Nashville.
AUGUSTA, October ga letter to the
Chronicle and Sentinel, states that three
corps of Sherman's army. left Atlanta and
occupy strong position from Vening's sta
tiou to above, Marietta. - e.-.... .. 80
The Yankees found out Hoods plans and
anticipated him. --, .:
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-zaL@z - TEE xORKvILLB EMQU1RBR.L ZLI-AX

Casualties in 9Th Regiment. 8. G. vi.
In he engagement near CAq6in's Farm,
Sspsember; 80, 1854.
Field and StaH-Wounded ColonelA
Coward, eight. 80. r.----..---.-,.,
Company B-Ki!Ied,: j. v. Garrison,
T. j: Stevenson. wounded: Sergt. j. 81.
Ashford, J.e. Brandon, severe; ); eorpl. J.
P Black, slight; Capt. Ca. Patrick, con.
ltnsioh, John Chidsrs, slightly in foot. :
g. aGompsny- E-Moundads: Lieut. j. D.
Mcconnell, Corp. ". Il. Kidd, slight -;
James ChildaIs, BENJAMIN Moore, james
Lowry, severe ". A. 1som, alight; gorpl.
s. G. Sweat wounded and missing. ,5s-q
Company F-Wounded p. J. Harvey,
Randolph a. Higgins, severe D. ]. Hor.
nsy, G. d, Mitns, j. r. Barber, slight.
: Company G-Woundsd /: A. J. McCsr-
ter, W. G. Hnllender, slight; j. 7. Pun.
ley, severe, J. Holmes, slight. ; p. =, =,
aGasnalies IN Company B, ,!6@ Regiment
, s:.s.o7tSoxtA Carolisa Nsamteesa So
Killed Lieut.. J. a: Stewart. y Wound.
ed sdisut. j. G. Alston, A. W.: Nichols,
W. o.. Glover, j. A. Kimbrel, John
Stewart, j. 4. Patterson, w. A. Collins,
W. J. Orr, L. D. johnson, Il. F. johnson,
f. johnson, -sMcKibbon, w. D. Marks,
severe. Missing, s. A. Parker.
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r. From Virginia.

- PETERSBURG, Oct. 7.-Unusual quie.
tudelhas prevailed here to-day and for the
past week. Grant is still busy with the
spade on his new position near Fort No
Drea. -. -. ~ - -
: It is rumored that Lieut.. Gen. r. II.
Anderson willtba assigned to the command
of Bsaursgards troops and department.
.RIoHMoNp, Oct. Ia fight oommen.
ced early this morning on the Dasbytown
Road, north side Of James, and extended
along the line to Fort Harrison and ceased
ab two o'clock. We carried it, as reported,
and two lines Of breastworas. We also
took 800 prisoners, 100 horses and 8 pieces
Of artillery. Gen. Gregg, of Texas; was
killed, and Gen. BrattonI Col Haskeh and
Major Haskell, Of South Carolina, wounded.
Our loss slight, that Of the enemy heavy.
Nothing official yet. '.--.
RIoHMeNp, Oct 7--Gen. Lee reporta
to the War Department this evening that q
dispatch from EARLY says Sheridan ID re-
treating from dafTlsonDafg Gown the val
ley Re - =. .
PETERSBURG, Oct. 9.-Yesterday, about
noon, the enemy moved in force on our
right supposed at first for the purpose Of
making an attack on our lines. 1t turned
out to be nothing more thauan extension by
the enemy of their lines on our right, in
order to occupy all our lost works near Fort
McRae 81 ="
The enemyby this move has gained moth
ing in the direction Of the South Side
road, and onlyprolouged theiriines, driving
| in few videtts occupying this ground. =
Hitherto only a part of the works near
Fort McRae were occupied by the enemy.
All quiet to day. Weather cloudy and
very cold
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Casualties in the l2th Reg, s., q. v.
Commamasd1y heat. Cal. q. r. Raatssr.
= Killed Lieut. Col. Z. b. Booktef Pm.
vate J. M. jenkins, Go. K; Sergt. 8. z.
Lgles, died Of wounds same day. 'sS'.
2 Company A-Wounded: A. W. Kidd,
r G. Thotnassen. -. ). ~ "- . iFtr.
= Company 7B-Wounded: Privates L
Jenkins, "A shsrrer. . g. ~; - -.
Company C-Wounded S E Cooper, ]
T Robinson, J A Schwartz, JJW Hath.
cock. - -. -.
Company D-Wounded /: j A Thomas.
Company E-Wounded: W J Black.
man. -
Company F-Wounded: M L Harrison.
Company G-Wounded John, Walker,
T Brown. --i - -
Company H-Wouhded: Lieut. G Jones,
3 s Patton, J N Blalopk, J W Hood.
Missing : T N Gwinn, 90 A; G. E Chill.
ders, co B; and sergt NJ F Hawthorn, co r.