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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-14

DEAR NEWS As some notice seems to
be taken relative to certain abuses said -
have been perpetrated in the country. by
certain parties. officials and non-ot1icials
j send yeu slip from the :. Galveston
New" asking that you will publish it. and
let the public say whether or not. ii has any
bearing on the subiec, under discussion.
ONE DEEPLY INJURED,
HEADQUARTERS, ENCAMrMENT OF THE S. S.
MCKINNEY. TEXAS. April 9th, 1864. (
WHEREAS. We have had information
from the different divisions of orr army in
the Trans Mississippi Department. and have
learned through letters and otherwise that
our brave and patriotic boys are getting
NJ flour, but have to eat corn bread of mn
inferior quality, and whereas, there have
been thousands of bushels of wheat pressed
in Northern Texas by Government officers:
millions OF pounds Of -four hauled by Gov
eminent wagons, driven by able bodied
men of conscript age, and those teamsGH
on government 1.-THE grain :: and ~ sre,s
We have reason to believe, fIl15 ev;5sncs
that large portion eS ~ ~ fionr is sold on
G ca. sp.eu2oh by contractors and
-SS 1seanu.e1ii officials at one dollar and
ul,, ms per pound. Wherefore
Resolved, That we, as gooi loyal cltiz ms.
pledge ourselves that we are willing to di-
vide the last bushel of wheat al,1 put our
{&mffieA 49,
CAT the -four, and that we pledge cur lives,
our fortunes and our sacred honor for the
support of the Government in the present
stTn pt f. for human rights and civil liberty.
But Il is hereby resolved that We are OPP
posed to being swind'ed out of f. our nra Sub is
honest speculators or Government officials
Re,olred. That we respectfully invite the
attention of Gen. Kirby a hil h i'm whom ,bn
justice may be done in the premises, that
snaasn from M1Ss e rsesiss pu wa to
eonscrlps wag ssmre.e with their crimes.
RESOLVED, That the Galveston News pub
lish the foregoing Resolutions three times
with request that other newspapers friend
~ to the South, copy.
Resolvei, That for evidence sa .lsiaotory
in the premises, we refer to citizens around
Millican. Nayasota and Houston, and con-
script wagoners hauling for contractors.
by command Of
j. II. FOSTER, Orderly ..
Ia command Of Camp Beauregard' AZ
/ LsKianev, Tex. S &. sxrM's,A' ~
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ing friends
/; will H. held and rightly. that the
destruction of railroads and Of public
stores and provisions il an entirely
different matter from the iudiscrimin-
ate application of the torch. Does
not the ticndish glcc v it'll which these
devastating processes are described,
fully bear out our ott-maae assertion.
There is something hurniliatinY in
the avowal, that, with hundreds Of
thousands Of brave men in arms. ~
nation should be called to admir-"
fiour-mills laid in ashes, and happy
homes made dcsolate. Neither should
it be forgotton, that while the seeds
Of eternal hatred are thus deliberate
~ sown, the narrators OF these rx-
ploits contradict all their previous Ms
sertions that iEn South was uniysr.
sally starving.
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Attenti n!-Pe sons irving
with. or receiving, late south ern or
northern papers, will oblige rs and
benefit our readers, by loanin them
to the editor, if only for an four.-
Items Of news is also solicited,
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-06-14

Ih.- e,I.tor OF the Timers. publish
cd at Henderson, Texas, take sub
scribrrs on the following term, ::
SUBSCRIPTION 10 THE IiNE>.-
To rrivatrs and non comm ssiDtird
officers and their families, where the
parties are dependent on their own
labor for support, 30 crn:sv.r month
III Confederate money.
TO ali other parties. our terms axe
Il, follows, per month :
Dno II. OF bacon, butter. lard, suS ar
or honey two lbs. VI -four one
dozen eggs one chicken.
Other pro iSiuns will be taken AT
similar rates or the equivalent III cur
rcncv.
Should the subscription list of our
friend DJdsen increase rapidly, and
the war suddenly end, he will. We
presume, hc enabled oopen a rcsYec-
table provision store. 1t looms are
rs difficult to obtain in Henderson,
as in this place, where Will You store
the precious stuff
1HE GROWING SAvAGENESS OF
Tue WAR-The Albion" conceded
to b. the English organ at New York
uses strong and no, very compliment
tarv language to the Yankees. rcla-
tive to the burning of tlour-mills and
dwellings in the South. We copy /:
mo matter in what direction u
raid takes place, arson and plumber
are now considered to be Legitimate
orders OF the day. burning up plan
tations and farms, I"molishing grist-
mills, and turning helpless inhab;;-
ants out to starve-which ought to
bring the perpetrators of such deeds
t. court martials--are triumphantly
quoted as proofs OF enterprise and
valOr.
1T is strange too, that this atroci-
Gus and impolitic system is approved
by people who have not shown
themselves, so far, addicted to wan
ton cruelty. We have, however, no
hesitation in stamping it as disgrace
full to the arms, and calculated to
bring ill-will upon the cause Of the
North among the North's most abid-
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The New Orleans cores pon!-ut
Of the y. \. W"ril. in . Irug hy let
t'r 20 tiraJ pay I, express = NJ "ltn-
ipI. on many eutI cts among watch
W. disco, Il the follow ing. rh,. second
paragraph has :! s:Ivorins "t .nucn
Significance
A year and " half ago Il. officer il
tie re-. lar army told No lhat Mobile
would never bc taken H. front, nor
without TIE march 9! Il large arm :
through thc State OF which }, is III
outlet. y Wear and half is Il ,.>
trauscourSe of time in Il war Ike Thu,
and W. have satiIcicut cXrcria nee.
there and at Cnari,.sto. a. TO the DIT
tirul'v oi taking well FORTH d AID
defended place. aud a most Of our
best brigadiers aul many If our most
successful ma ior generals Were hu,
subal,crns eighteen months age. ! re-
gard this opinion as entitled 10 the
highest credit, Notwithstanding Mr..
Lincpln's failure to make this very
Intelligent, officer ii star.
If the next attack OH Mobile is to
com" off s. II, from whence are the
troops to come! There will lie none
to spare for,he real work TO be done
in Georgia and elsewhere and as for
these now operating under Banks,
we are not yet arri :ed at the end of
the present expedition, and know not
what it may bring forth. 1t is at
least improbable that it will emerge
from the dust and smoke which now
envelope it from our sigh: in proper
time to engag: in the heaviest work
by far, which will have been under
taken in the reduction of the best con-
s,i.uted Notifications which the con
federates have ever yet produced tht,
side of Richmond.
AS has already been intimated by
me, l believe, that the point really
menaced is Mexico. France has al
ready a large fleet in these waters,
and has made positive engagement
with Spain for the use of her West
India harbors for her armed war YES
sells and transports, but that the mil
itary and naval authorities of France,
now operating in Mexico, have for
bore for long period to touch the
Rio Grande region, knawing that the
United States must in that event
either take active steps TO drive a
powerful European enemy from her
very door, or succum to the same mil
itary necessity which now serves +"
L aaD down their own pa~-
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Treasury Instructions to De-
posi- saries ann! Tax Collectors.
.fNS. IiY Agency. / kASS- Miss, BEI'T
itn..u...., H..

Houston, May 2slh. 1863.
HINlE following rc2u ATOMS Will he OBJ
l. served hy al EcgrLar Ucposiiarirs.
nm IrrAIfIns.n:
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Chr Shrerepc& E. Fars.

Jos PRINT 30 + every
paSe s pan tSs on
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The appended letter We find pub
lishcd il the Houston News we APP
prcciatc the cours" our governor has
taken i'll the premises, as being just
oa the par, of this State. and due to
;he family of 50 gal!an, "A hero. All
Loui>ianians, We opinc,willacqsiesce
with us, i'll approval o. the act:
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Die 81 erbffmaDlem.


9ie Staten 8ennlpIpa,ia, Obip uno SSSne
oiana bieIten pprgeitern ibre Wablen fir Con-
oreBmitqlieoer unb Stats ober @puntnbeamten
un0 ben telegrapbiIden 8eridten suTOl9e mar
on ben meiten Orten cas- republifanii6e 3ifet
ite8rei6.
5prnep'8 9reb beri6tet, Dap in 8enniplpaz
MIA bic llniOnS=8artet 10000 Stimmen Nta=
iOritdt bate uno bab Die SOloatenitimnen biele
Nlajoritdt mabrl6einli6 auf 10000 erb6ben
peroen, gia9 ipdteren g(a6ri6ten batten bic
9enOtraten I'M @anSen cine Wlebrbeit Don
5000 Sti1nuter, oann tuerben pphl Die SpIoaz
tenitimmen ben Mu8iblag seben miIen. Sm
@an5en lit Oa5 8erbGltniB fpIsenOe8 /: SIN
pOri9en Sabre CAB es IL republ. unO 16 benz.
Senatpren unb 50 republ. uuo 48 bern. 9ele=
9aten. SIN gOngreb paren u Sem. unb -
Step. SIN oielem Sabre miro oa5 8erbdltnis
ietn Is Hep. 9egen 9 9emotraten i'm gpn9res,
beice d3pei9e Der Geieggebung iinO enti6ieOen
republitaniih. Stan i6dbt Die unionsz Waiori
tat in 8hilaoelpbia auf 1908 Stimmen.
Sn Obip puroem nit 9lu8nubme beS @puperz
neurs unp 2ieut.z@ ouperneurs, pel9e nod Elm
Sabr Su bienen baben, Die iibrigen Staatsbeams
ten uno erei &i6ter Der Supreme Court, Iowie
GOngreBmdnner sendblt. Sine 9epef6e pOn
Cincinnati beridtet, baB Die u~niOnsmajOrjtdt i'm
State 10000 Stimuen betrd9t. Die Gon9reb=
Selegatisn miro aus 16 &ep. unp 4 Sem. be-
ittben, pdbreub I'M pprigen GpngreB Is Sem.
uno 4 &ep. wareu. Sin. ipdtere 9epel6e mel
bet, ouB bic uniOnspartei pieieidt IL Witgliez
Der mebr bat, als frlber. 9amiltOn @Ountp er.
tuGblte spei republifanii6e @OngreBmdnner; Dag
Gpuntp tpurOe I'M pOrigen Sabre Ourd SpeiGrS'
perrdtber, Song uno 4enoletOn, reprdlentirt.
Sn Snbiana wuroe Elm Spuoerneur, II Gpn.
greBmdnuer unp Wtit9lieper fir bic 8eiesse.
bung gendblt unO Die Depei6en meloen 9rDBt
uniOnS<@ ewinne. IS berri6t tein 3weifeI, BAT
Der Stat nit elmer 9rOben Wlaiorttdt auf Seit
Der 3epublitauer tritt. 1saz
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fagen: DON 100 auf $50; pom $50 auf 1907
pOn 100 aHf Pari init benz Gpurant! Ob einige
Ulpnate friber OOer ipdter, 1T pDn gerinsent8e-
lang. So enttpideIt it6 ieIbit Die Sbatiade, Dap
pie yer. Staten fnausieI Die ftdrffte Wta3t
aHI Dem GrbbOoen iinp. 8ergliden nit n%nlerer
9dlI8quellen, pitroe uniere S6ulO, nab ibrem
b66iten 8etrage, tpenn mir nod flint Sabre
LANCER Rrieg fibren i%OlIten, mob nidt 10 idlper
auf Der Station l~aften, ale Die uneinl08bare Ya=
pieri6uIo gn9Ianos in oielem 9~lugenbltde auf
oeien 8OIte Iaitet!
s. besinnt jest ben eurOpdiiden Gapttaliiten'
FLAIR gu perOen, baB elm 0ano, peIdes imStanoe
lit, arieg uno Srieren gu 9lei6er 3eit fort5uiIb=
rem, in einem WaBltabe obne @lei9en in Der
@el6i6te, Cbne einen Dollar pom Nuslanoe 81
bergen, SilfSqlellen beliben muB, penen Der
G0tiOnen peit iiberIegen, lpeIde taum ein ein=
ielnes S6tff Cber elnen 2anpung8plab bauen-
@f6nnen, pbne 9Ilfe fremOer Gapitaliiten. fsr
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Glectorem fir BEN 5toat i'm Oansem:
Ser SSurfc1 lit aefaaen!

0larpIauO 1T b66ft %nabrideinIi9 Elm Srei=
ltaatl Sic Staot Baltimore bat cine Wiajoritdt
pom 1885 Stimmen FIR Die Gpnititutipn gege-
ben unb oiele8 8ptum miro Die Ge9emnajoritdt
Der StGapenbalters Counties biurei6euo %aufpie=
gen. 6reili9 mare e8 id0ner 9epelen, tpenu
Baltimore 10000 Sttmmen fir Die freie Ser
faiung in Die Ba9l9oale gewOrfeu bdtte, aber
@eI6ebenes lit nun einrneI ni6t gu dnoern.
9ie SpaItuug Der l~lnipuspartei IN Der MdoOrsz
frage mag pieI S6ulo tragen, oaB in 8aIti=
more 2085 6timnlen gegen Die Contribution
fallen t%onnten, bp4 lift ii6 nit ipIben lint
itdr1ben nidt rehten unD mir mltIen nun einz
NAL nit Der fleinen Wlaioritdt pprlieb nebmen;
lOpieI i6eint gepiB: Der 8ann lit gebro6en uno
Der @inpaRoeter, tpel6er iebt Marplanb gu lei<
ner neuen 6eimatb erndbIt, finbet einen freien
8pOen uno bat fernerbin feline Goncurren5 su
fir6ter, mel6e feline @r5eugniiie an ibrem
8ertbe i6mdlert. Ser carbohydrates bes
States wini6sn ptr Sl ibrem Siege berSli9
Slid uno m6ge tbr rebt piel Seeen aus benz
felben erpahien. i'
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0Olb.

Sn einem trefni6en, pOn ddtem BatriOtis<
mus b~ur6prunseneu 2eitartitel, Sob unO feline
3utanft, " iu9t Die sc. q. Gpening 8Oit" uns
ter Nnoerm:
a9aS 6hentlide Sertrauen, wel6es cine
3eitlang BON Der @ewalt Der &epcIutipn eini@
germaBen iiberpdltist pOroen mar, erbolt ii9
jebt wieoer. 9ie Glemente Der giatiDnalitdt,
welde mebr bur6 austpdrtise als einbeimil6e
6einbe in llnrube perieBt puroen, fino trieper
fart unO berri6eno. Oesbalb fdQt oas Golo
unO es miro fOrtfabren gu fallen, pari passu (n
glei4em S6ritte) nit benz SCrtidritt Der 9ie<
9ierung in llnteriOdung Der &ebeQiun.
&ir t6nnen nt9tS 8eIere8 tbun, als uns
Die Stlfen ieines 6allens gu pergegenpdrtigen:
ppn 290 auf 270; BON 27O auf $50; bon
$50 ouF 22O, uno ieit SberioanS Iebtem Siege
BON 22O auf 100! Sie ibrieen Stufen Der
Setter peroen 10 geDiB tOmmen, ais Die Station
einig oaiteben piro, tpie Dor Der 3epCluttpn!
9O6 mag e8 Gini9e bebIten li6 ole Singer
sa p~erbrennen, penn mir oieie Stufen porauS<
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gSCitere MsabIberid,te

.i 8bttabeIpbta, -. DIT. Sic Unions
partei beaniprlldt einc Maipritdt BON 5000
Stimmen. Nan sIaubt, paB Der Stat nit Den
Splpatenlimmen einellniprsmebrbeit pOn 20,~
600 Stimmen bat. @ir baben ii6er 16 rep.
@pn9reBmdnner, 4 mebr aI8 frIber, erwdbIt.
Die GeieBgebung 1T sum 9rbbten She'll repnb~
Iitanil6.
9ta9 Der S6dbun9 oe8 Union StaatszGen
trail pmite'8 sibt Der Staat cine Webrbeit bon
5000 Sttmmen fir pas lnipn=Sidet. (9ie
Stimmen oes Militdrs nidt mttge5dblt.)
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MnS &sntndb.
WuerinGs tbGtis.

8eringtOn So, Il. OFT. Cine Yriz
patOepeide, chen einge9aagen unp alS Snperz
ldliig betra6tet, ia9t: easy ,aa ~
~. 0es 9eb. Capt. Geter @iiettS 8anoe fng
ben Mprgen5ug fir Gppin9tpn ob uno perz
brannte i'm etpa 8 Wteilen ppn pieiem 8labe.
ISie @alIa9iere mur0en beraubt."
9tdbere8 lit ni6t angegeben.
't5 cincinnati Il. DIT. Sin Angriif auf
ben @aiagier5us Dec &entudp Gentral=8abn
lpuroe pm IS @uerilas geuta6t, stpif6en Bas
ri5 ltno 9erin9tpn. 9te Mfaidine wurbe pOn
ben SGienen gepprfen, uno $1,000 wurOen
Der Ipams GrpreB a%bgenOmmen. Ollie Baiaz
qtere wlroen 5eraubt.
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0ie gsabI in SnSiana umo cbiO.

SnbionappItS, II. DIT. 9ie @abI
eing rubig BON Staten, 8eri@te Seigen bis
jebt einem grpBen 3upa6s Der nnicnS=Garte
iber 1860, methe oamalS cine Wiaipritdt ppn
-, 900 Sdblte.
8apne So. 5000 Union @tajpritdt. @e=
pinn 2OOO.a Sbeilweile 8eri9te pom s.. Genz
eBs9ftritt geben 1000 Unions Mtai. @elpinn
5000. @in9elter eibt Tir Mprton 328 Wta=
ioritdt. getpint co. aiIsl as-sa saa 81
RanDplpb County, Union NiaiOritat 100.
Miles 60. 600. Cambridge 332.
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9Srice's Se,pea,,uaeu.

pa, ST. 9pnis, II. Oft. g}aavt6ten itnO
pom 0auptquartier bier ein9etrpfen, bab Yrtce'S
Nrmee geitern BON CALIFORNIA nad 8errppiae
Spg rnD nab 6belbp 2OO0 Gapalleriiten bel Oie>
fem 0rte iber cen SluB i6idte. a s st
Gert6te iino I'M l%lmlouf, baB MagrlSer nit
5000 GebeIen in SIP Miilpuri einsecrunsen
1T rnb SreOeridstopn beiebte, Op6 bd(t man
Die @erii6te fir untpubr.
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'@nrDpdifdoe SlaebrtcDfem.
GuaIaitc.

Ser. Man6eiter - Guardian. iqst, pap Elm
Druid in fnanSiellen unp commerSiellen &reilen
ii9 INNER fiiblbarer ma2t uno np6 rttar9e
6qlimente Our6 SEEDS 33uHlnnsseinitelunS
peranlabt tpureeH., irA e :. - aiI lsasli3 ass s3s
9ie conf. WnIeibe ,Rsl ain so. auf 81, srs
bpfte f4 aber wieSer gu 62AA64s aassa 1 n
sNa}I ,san7R 81 1Sranfrei6,. : : .@9 ssas5e
Ser 8arfdaSpei8 3eiste eiAe &ermebrun9
Der 8aaroOrrdtbe BON % Mgiaionerl Srdnfen.
9ie 86rie i6lpB rabig. 8enten 65.75.
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Mpft Eer Hipffe.

aa BDft on I'll. DIT. 9as @iienpanieri6iif
D Mpnqoned" in @eieti6aft ber Seer. Staatenz
9ampfer n&bpOe lS8lunp" Maiiaduietts"
unp y9ittle Mba", ale BON Bolton na9 Sort
Mpnrpe beittmmt = liefen am s. in t6plmes
!6pIe eit unb iegelten am 8. mad ibrem Be-
Itu1munaSprte tpeiter.
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Der permiate Sampler gtOGuOfe.

3ep<Oprt II. Ottbr. Ser Sampler
eagle, pel6er 9apanna am 8. 3. sc. perlteB,
brtrgt Jia6ridten iber ben permiBten Oanpfer
&panpte; man slaubt ndmli6 atlgentein, Dap
81 rIelbe pura feline 8aIIagiere we9senpmnen
tplroe.
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gas,petF Charter gsahI.

Z Newart, g. s, II. Oft. Su Der GDarS
terzgBabl 9ins bic Stabt fir Die 9euptraten
nit elmer ~9erin9eren Wtuipritdt ais frIber. Die
llntpnSleute 9eipinnen ei1en pOer spei a(oer@
men unb' eiti9e S9ulcpmmtildre.
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~
sdaJ cincinnati Obtp, 81. Sept. 1864.
SerTegelte NngebDte I'M Ouplitat perben Bel
benz unterSeidneten bis SartStag, Is. Sft. 1864
NaGymittaeS 3 l1br angerpmmen, nm bas Cub
IfcnasO Department Der g. st. Mrmee au Ser>
ieben, ipie fDl9t, nit:
5,OOO,OOO Sfr. gGtUeinefeiiN mnS Sainee,.
Sciten unc Sdbnltcrn.
OaS 6leiI1 rnuB gelunb, fret BON QnGer1puren,
S9QtptGtie GOO pfb.), gut g~e1aI3en, III out UNI
reiften @iGenfG6srn SerpaGt iein.
Der S6infen muB friib Ietr, gut gerGu9ert
utb IN ftarfe 3tfen SerpaGt lein, beren tepe 800
pfurb bGlt. Die &rbetten Ger JGfer unO 1iRen
milIen DDn Der beIten Nlt letm uno bic Rtfen Itnb
nit 9tGCrsreifen aa rmseten.
Mnbieter mitIen 0pl ItGnotg bib Mrten beS6leis
f6eS unb heren QnantitGt, IOpie BITE Belt anaee
Ben, III nj lher 1e bic Steferune MAIDEN fGnnen,
.ferner ME fe bic SAtnfen lieftrm ppQen, etu>
3eln pber in SGden; ebenlp 1T bic Art ~berlelben
1nSugeben.
Die Uaaren EGnnen 1T ben SubftenS.G ont
mifnriats AL Cincinnati, &DitiSDille, ct. Souls,
@btragp, Baltimore, Stem ycrf pber Bottom ab-
gel iefert werben unb mlleu bic Nnbieter in ib-
rem Mugebpten ben pIab an9eben unO ftrner,
ipenn fe on Spei pber meb1ere plGBe 2leferun9 en
maiden rotten, benterfen, tpie Siel lie an iebem
plaBe a~bliefern molten.
STIR ieOen Irtifel r%titlen erl4iebenc Anse~
hpte 9ertaGt IeirL ferner audi fir lplde Mrtitel,
meI8e an periGiepenen SteaeM abseliefert wer>
ben lp0en.
Die @reile (pr. 5aB fir 8IeiiA, pr. pfb. fir
S6infen) utitlen bic G~erpeGungSs unb Srans>
pOrtfpten &c. einl6IieBen unb bic @aaren mill
len beBbalb ~fpltenfrei mad benz Spu benz s Commit
fair be lfintntten plab a%eltefert tperben.
@ieel6eiue BON GTentli2en Bd1semeifterr
uaterSei@ntt, ntulen penn eS ~Serlanst pirb,
oprsele8t per6en.
@ae alien 3ethen mtillen BON ttn &,teM 6dfs
fern &c. ~entfernt peroen unb jeoe 9enbun9 muB
etnfa@ nit benz Nanten unb Der Abrele beS @bs
fenbers besei6net unc auf renaleIben Der SnbaIt
unp Der Datum beS @pntrafts ansegeben fem;
anf Observation-Disclosures mifcn bas 9eituy, 8ruttp~
nib &ar~SewiGt anseseben fetn,
3ablungen werben in ipIden 8pnpS sentadt
ais gerabe ait 6aub lItc uno ais opn ben Ser
Staaten eingeben. ae r sts@
+. Cine eebruGte @ppie bte1er MuSeise muB jer
benz Mn9ebpte beteefast Iein, feiner cine Garan-
tie stpeicr Derntwprtlihen gfenten. ag,f
6prmuIar fur Mne eb pte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-13
9Nnhnnrt. nnh Nntnn

The undersigned, in response to your advertise
ment dated September q, 1854, hereby offers for
sale to the United States the following stores -.
(here state the kind and quantity offered, place
and time of delivery, etc.)......a Is. ...).....
dollars $500. cents per ......, and should this
proposal be accepted, in whole or in part, will de-
liver the same in strict compliance with the adver>
tisement a copy of which is hereunto attached.
. H (anteri9rift tes Inbistersl -. 80.
We, the undersigned, hereby guaranty that,
should all or any part of the above bid Be accepted
it should be duly fulfilled according to its true
purport and conditions. Also a " written contract,
with bonds to the amount of o~neeforth of the value
of the stores proposed to be furnished, shall be
executed if required.
(luteritrtften) ..............
@nsebete milen in Gin Gpupert cingeIhIpGem
S~erfeaet rnb bteielben al ben llnterSciGneten
%abre1iirt fein unt nlafen an benz ptern linfem
@nbebte IufiGrift oprppplaIs fOrStrresH traaen.
Das 9te6t, trgenb Gin Mnsebpt, menu eS nt6t
ai11ebntenr fltr bic Ser. Staaten erlheint su-
ritdSnpeiien, pirb ScrbebnIten.
.rarhe 8. On Barry
llpt30tpttl5] r Majpr NIB 6. g. II. Q. q.
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Seteerapbtfd9e SgnDrScofers.
geyiStst FIR Ten galttuprs gBe6e9.
OnMOeghQMNi EaGt.
llnfcr GaoaGeries Sies i'm Sbale. - 2Sei Der 9Jptos
macs2grnee Nlles rlIbig.
lSffiieQ.l
ariegSoepartement, 10. Oft.

I@$ ~"
9(n Sen. Wlaior Dir:
9epei9en BON Sen. Gra1t, Sen. Sherman
uno Sen. Sheridan fi1o ein9etrDffen, bod wers
ben feline neuen 8%eipegungen beridtet.
Sen. Sheridan beri6tet sd babe felt Dem
brillunten Engagement am 9. teinen 6etno piez
Der geIeben. GS mar eiu @efe6t 5pii9en Der
Gapallerie ulo oer 6einb mur0e pplffdnoi9 ge=
i9lagen. @r perlpr 2tlle8, mas CT auf &dOern
transporting, nit Iusnabnte elmer &anpne; ais
mir Jpn Sulebt iaben, betOeete er ii6 iber ben
Ruber Sill bel Stem 0larfet; 26 Nieilen pom
S6ladtfelOe 9aben nit Die @erfoIgung auf.
.6ebr piele @efon9ene uno Bferoe puroen er=
beutet; lebtere tparen int beIten 3uftattbe uno
ipurben IcfDrt bon ~uitlerer Gaoallerie, beren
Eferbe iebr5 abgetrieben toaren, 1!tt9ewe6ielt.
Q8it .perlpren in benz 8efe6te nt6t iber so
Wtann. Die 100 Nlann POM s.. Obip @e9t.,
wel6e Die Bride. iiber ben 9tDrb SbenanopQb
bepahtet uno abgel2nittel1 mureen, iin0 nit
Nusnabme Der Offl5iere angetpnren, ?" sa9a
. an 'i2r1s5s s B ID. sd. Stantp NJ :
straightforward :.
Sberridptcr &arep seiforbcm. t'ai'7;4a
Maibtn 9tDm -, 9ftbr. 0berri9ter
5anep itarb bieie glabt I'm II l1br na6 flrser
arantbeit. o -"" "sbaes rh~ q dtt, ,9it
l..4i a,a 5o Der rmfIrfbe zelesrapb.
aibtngtpH H. DIT. Sn ueberein~
ltimraung nit eineta GongreBbei0luB bat pas
Mdrine 9epartentent an Die betreffenoen 9tutpsi
ritdten in San 6rancisep tele9rapbirt, ein S6iff
altssuriilten fit ben Sngenieltr 8udlep, pel6er
ii6 bolO init leinen @ebllfen aufma6en pirOt
Inn Die QIufnabme fit Den OberlanbzG elegrd=.
pben pon1 Columbia Niper in @aibington Terz
ritCrium ua6 DEM 2lmpurluiie in GuBIonO git
MAIDEN. sesa
Sie @eana6aS GiTuba6n.
e 50 afbingtpn, II, Oft. 9ie MdnaNaS
.Giienbabn miro ieBt segen Die @ueriuabanben,
tpel9e in Der g(a6bari6aft if9 umbertreiberg,
.iGarf betpa6t. saa 5r.
sid sic 1attOnaIs9 lnIeibe. 7a 100 49, d
So 9ie Sublcriptipnerl auf Die 7.3O Anleibe be-
rug iii ben lebten beipen 9agen $4,000: