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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-24
y rDeGo1y0tiDm DeS GugaOeriteurs
Stlat WdrpIdnp, Ntecuttps AepdrTeltfnt.
annapolis, s. 6ebr.
&u Se @earplaneer, tpeId,e ais 5rcipinisc in De

,
95n sic W6drDIaneer, toeId)e ais SSreiipiIIigc IN Del
Ser. ct. Sient tretem! sz2
IS esretht mir 5ur 9rbbcn Genrgthuurg, SEnen 6d
IntIaGe melcen 81 tSnneF, bB bic Staatsgeiesgebun To-
eteu ctn sees paiirt hat, meldes su orr berett8 Spn Sci
9tegierung tr Ser Staten angebptenen 8rants nod etnt
bE8F ltberaIe Suuine b~:rSufiet.
S}ecer Jretpilt9e, nit Nusudnne BON Sffa3er, pelhei
Der benz l. Ntdrs B.. S. ft fir 5 Sabre fir zines Ter bette,
bsnteu Oter nrd Su Er1dntltrenbeu lRegtnienter %anlperbeu
Id6t ertilt pprr Stat Wfarglanb S3G0, unb 3aGr $3.50
icfrrt Bal ietuer Gtnmuferung, $50 fuuf Nrnate binterein.
amer, 6ub 3par am grbe jeren NlpnatS, unb cen 9fel prr
$50 am @nbe rr Dteaf5eit cher Su ir8eneeinfr .3eit ipp Ser
1eIbe ebreupDa entiafen Ttro. -a
@ar 5retpiatseu, mel6e f9pn 8 @Dnate s~ebient, ertalteu
3u tteier Suu1ne urb $50 Crtra am Guhe ibrer Oientsett
rrer mean irnif ebrenSDl eAtlafen. M
Seber @t6entbumfr etnes SflaSeu, h& auf 6iefe g9etfe
stntritt. erhdlt rom 5tdat 500, NIB srar unter Ter 8ebtn=
glr9, bag rer Stlape nit fetner tteS @isnerSl 8ewtataung
etu etreten unb fur oentel6en in Der tetrefeuefn . ffice einen
yeGt5g lttlen 6retI5etn erptrtt puree. l s~s
Serev Stare, ter duf ttefe G6etie etntritt, ertdlt e6enfiaS
S!iOV, ron mel9er ounlnie retnleiPen S9o lotGrt PEI 1stner
Gtnmnferung unS am S4lHB ietner Dteait3ett bic lbrt9en
$50 al ge5ltIt reroen. ~ ~ -l-
SIN sale. laB eirer bieer 5reiriltssn, 70 mabrenb feiner
Steutt5ett It Tbt, %rau uno 8tneer btnterlaBt, lpden bic leps
teren beiten 5u duem rudfdnttgen Spuntp berebttgt 1ttn,
lUs8enrmmen mean tie SttapeH inot ra.et
Inter eteien 10 ginittoen nn1itdn1en bin i'd felt ~ieerseugt,
baB bic GeIImmtterDlterung upIeres States berettptlt9ft
pteigm &ufruf GeG6r iaenten miro utp bag mir i'm Stanee
1ein perren, phne etne rettsre Auebe6un8 uniere 2uCt1 auf-
5%utrtugsn, Un1 fajn betjntragent Steler unelufiliscn 8ebel=
ion te7 6cnes pB 5u ~pereeeu.
IS nttb mir m69lt6 ietn, rie i'd hpfe, IN etnieen Sdger
bic scn jshem Grant9 ipnie bic sn Ger 9 ant Baltimore 81
ieaeHte Quota tetarnt III MAIDEN, meI6e IN Tolee bss ppr
Rur3sm r0m 9%ratteeHteH e~rgGnsenen aRfrufS aufSubrtngen
Sdutmtlide Counties, frpie Ste Gtd6t I~galtintpre erboften
Grecit fuc d1e 70 etntretenren 6reipintseu uuD bic oben er.
mahnteu Summen werHea Drn benz Sdasamt burf TIRE So
t%aIbetprten duebeSablt.
DieIeIbeup ethcH fpater nit rem ~eeb5rtsen Sprnularen fur
BeI&etni9uu8en II. / ". p%erisben werten, nm i'm Stante S1
ietn, cen Setsa8 auf blS SAnbamt 81 traHiren.
SIN uetrtgen 1T aber su tea6ten, taB bteie StautStrants,
lpete aaq ne lr 0e9tssrHn9,, npF an 0telent9en beSablt
rt'R Wet@e 0Or lem /. @tar3 l.. S %irtiDiaig sint!etem.
Gpf eefsu
81 m. 81. NIL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

8raft tiues rom Ser. @taaten 8ifritt@eeridte am II
5ebruar 1864 tei8loieuen Grnhernnatipnserlafes nnb Ser
taufs-Grlafes,
sbtr ftermft Ra6rt3t sese8en baB i'd am
Djentl1, ten %. 5ebrIdr b. S, TO ltr 9crmittdgs, IN FER
bun8 hes S6ppners nGrag SpanbGt tefet ND III Drg GCpbs,
Stationary. S6uben L. (. N. auf EfentltGer &uftipn sesen
gaar Serfeteetn meree,
@%af6fnat 8pntfant,
't5ebrle-23l Ser. ct. Wtarl6au.
warmers uuS NlanterS Samf.
Baltimore. Is. Sebr. 1864.
Die Sant pirb am @lantas, ben %. b. 80, 1efhlpHen
bletben. MGe 3atlnneen, pelae an bielem Sage f6ate ipb,
mpfen btF Samfag, Ten 20. T., en- pel6en Sage Der 8rarb
ietEe Stsung talt, e~rfOleen.
3. 9. &utterj E.
CebrlS-22) TGoGirer.
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Madlanb, einen 8eri4t ipegen Nufnabmtt
pm Wfarp Gatbaritte uito Gliabetb Selobuld
ms Columbia College fir Saubltumme. Inge-
npnt11en.
Gerrter cine NeIplnttpn tpegen GrlaubriB an
Spibua !9Orner sur Grri6tun9 elmer Seifen4
unb 9I6terfabrit nabe benz 4atapScp Niper.
Nn9enpmmei.
@pars, cine &eiDlutipn tpegen 8eipiQiaund
BON $4,000 fir bus 3uilu6fsbaus. g(noe2
npnlinen.
Cine &eiplutipn wegen 3eparatlr Der Mauer
inns GcurtbauS, iprrOe auTseruien Ii. pai1irte.
9enti1e Briefs,
@eI@: IN Der eusIif&en Site sntbaten fab.
DauenItfe. r4fefr
Mrnplp, WtrS; Mrtbur, MtrS s 6; 8rallm,
Wtaoame Wtarp 81; 8edenballg, Mrs @eprd;
8enncr, N(iB 2isSie; 8radppgel, NiB Mtpine;
Bender, Ifib Inna 9reper, 0liB 9lmalie;
6rieSe, Wtapame @nt; Gebrmann, MtB Gatb /;
@eiie, 0iB 6 9; !6artmar, WiB Nnna; 6eB,
Mib Clara g.; .6uff, DttB Sarab; Song, WliB
8aGel; 2aatbnan, Mrs Gdtbartne; NorobpfL
WtrS @m; SHILLING, emma; SiegIer, Otrs
@ltiabetb; S6ulb, Wtrs g 6; Sdmipt, ARrs
Glil; S6wart, Mrs 81 81; SiQmanlt, WtiB
Martba; S3dner, Nrs M g; gpIlmer, NiB
6; Magner, Nlib 80; @ulop, OtrS > s.
~ 9trrtnGtHe. a5 as
4dermar, u; Nlbert, S; 9lrtbur, 3; 8ed,
SO 8; BRAUN, Mbr; Gbriitman, Capt 6 $;
8iteer, 81 s 6; 6rpbleben, s; 5reiberger, 5
SO; Gergcr, 8; Goodman, So; Graff, 9r
8 8; 6ano, s 6; !6eSberg 81; 6offmann,
6; Steiner, 5 @; altenbel, @; alein, Seq
ger 4 Gp; aaufnlur, @lr; &anpe, IS; aemp,
6 81; 2intbictln, 2uepentbdl, 8; WlurtiiJ 9r
"S9; Wtartin, S; 3einbarot, $ S; Soldier,
4u9uit, Spurner, 81; Stumtede. S 81; Sumz
malt, 6 S; Magner, so; @ois & 6 6 Gppf,
8ebn & 6ubn; Nebler & GU; @enb, Wtr;
@elner, @rn 3; 3eigler, Snp. aa'
SOIbatenItrt. s.L
Gbriitmann, Capt 6; Gantler, 9apip 81;
Spllmper, Geo; @artner, 9ieut IS 9; !6ilpe>
brandt, 6; 6aliteaNt, q.
@eri6ts 0erbnnblmngcn.
Gri ut lit a Gpurf.-@m s 8rplpn ipes
gen 0iebltablS perl6ieoener Gegenltdnoe int
Wertb BON $16.25, Gigentbunt pot @ 9prner,
Sdulpig befunoen. s a5 ai
Spbn Srppes ipt9elt Steb1tdblS elmer lilberz
men llbr int @ertbe ppn $40 pm 8atrid 9ailp.
gtp6 nidt b%eenbigt. "a r.
superior Curt. = 8bt S 9anlpn,
Ionir1iitratpr fit Gidplas !oopper lno Der 9rdz
iipent 1t. Die Sireftpren per Union 8artc pm
WtarpIano ge9en Gba5 3 Smith. 6ortgeiett.
Common gleas.-8m Wtc2ain 9eset
Sobn 8perlp. 9lppellatipn pcn Hidter @heat.
lirtbeil %beitdti9t. IS.
6eute iteben Die Nrn. 11O--129 anf Der
Hegiitranoe.
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Epf@eTett
i9gtriat-1Mrs)

f|alttntNe, zen 20. 8ebr. 1861.
Ser Stab~t-Grmmifir rat etue eefhtebene GpplitatiOa
metrerer @t9ner urn Grunb. grsuSeno an Sa6iIn= uno 9ar-
oe9fr, non Ter Sublinie pn QBefftraBe unO eie S dfiOnftraee
fnIlan9 his our 8reu3u & nit Sa be9fc. unb RE lestere emit
lang BIS 5ar 8alttmpre uno StiD Giienbahn, erbdlten, be faete
StraEe rur etnCn S6ienenpsg ~ausleget su laheu. $50
Gabrtat miro besbalb bierpur9 eegeben. faB er am Don't
Herftrg, ten 8. Ytar8. UNI 10 utr Miprgens, ant ieiner Ofiee
dnreieao fin rtrb, UNI lebtere @pplttatipu in @glpG9ung su
steteH uab earuter SIT entideieen.
Spbn @prfu6.se
(22ebr-3Itr3ja5) Gitp=@pmnihlr.a
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Der gBeftta fir Sinepln.

.New gOrt, %. 6ebr, Ginc 9epeide
aus SSppa beridtet, DAB iid Die llniun Stats
Convention BON Sptpa fir 2incpln ertldrt babe;
AUDI paB Die 9elegateu BON Stpiana baIielbe
tbun mIirben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-24
@eidGfls. Nn2eiae.

G. SENT & 60. BADEN In $50. % glprb 9~sparbtrs ltabe
9apetteitr. elm gDfpleale pnb 3etatl Drue.Gel6Gft ue
Ippttete e%r6net, Serr 8. Stsinlcfet rir6 j~ebsrisitb bic Yra-
parattDn pom Metttanentera uf's 9anttlt6fe t%efprgsn, NOR
auf mir tie Serren eer5ts, irmie has @ubltfun i'm Nleemet-
men bSfi6l aufmerflam maGea. sassa
12ftbr3MD 6. @enft L 6 ..
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0eufSdes 2arbeitSzN laAipcifmnos=
Suredu =
92n. 81 &hdmesltrabe.

JlU. 10 ~VUIItS4tUbtt n.
inter MufT6t Der yDSutf6en @eieaI6aft@.
M0p gisienioeu, pel6e beutlfe 6anoperter, Arbeiter cber
gtenam666en Su tei8ditisen rrdni9en, iswte ale beutl4en
&rbettIu6enfen wplet itb psriOnlt@ U0er IN franIirten Srie'
BDff, SO. IS E6amesf1g penbsn, pel6er untntseiblt9 IaS'
funft ertbetteR ptrb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-24
Sfftce 0e8 q. y. M3eneral.Wrofp6s
3Eatf6aau6 fur g~ctapare unh
az er0IanD.

8~utttmpre. q. 3opetuber 1868.
5eieente .Snfratttenen sn Ter SfEee bts General
prpfeB=Ntarfdaas rerSen dur 8enntniB Solder ssbradt, biz
inter tieier 3iebune gesrgen Tprben Int pber nod oe.roen
perten.
u gin %sesogeuer Etauu miro ja'a Sctbot Der Ser. Staateu
burb Bic 3tatfade, bb Ietn Shame III per 3iebune berau8tam.
Die inn bur5 cen grpfrBzNtarifel 3~ueefeate gptis 1T nun
cine &nSeige bieleS 3bdtbeifanoes unb en 8eebl, I'D su
elmer oehtmrnten 3ett uue an etnstn pelttninten Ylat gum
Dtenft 3u meiben.
p Der &rttcl 20 tes 8rieesgeieees entt1it ptsente 8e.
fimniuua: @ae 2ftSjere unb Splbdten, bic Iberfutrt limb
belerttrt iu iein. fpacn rem E pb erIetpen pfer fplae anbert
5trdfe, ais ea6 ur6eit beS 8rie9sgeridts pber tic ~Sertanser
mag.
AL. g. Seffrtcsr
". u. grofees2Farlaaa fir Delapare nnb WRnrs
f10R rb-&} ldub.
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Oeue dn5eigen.
Spc. bent Enrn=N crei1t
General W~erlnmml1inn.

Generals eriamml1nq.
beute Abenb sur Innabnne Der @ebenaeffse Ser @rnIitutipn.
que wttteltseer ftnS eriutt, piinftlth 3u eri6etnen. SIN
Nuftras hes Wereins $3.50
(MD 9. 81. @tesGer, corr. Sdriftm.
Sn Bic iptc6er IN Gtenft gctretcnen BE
terancn BON Mfarp1anSs Meaimeutern,
tpel@e jeet bier auf 1trlGnb finS.
Oas Sput Stabtraib fir @mpftn1 unb BerirtGuns ernaunte
9c'ntte wanidt bic Na'nen utb 98pbrrrte Der auf!s gteue in
nate Der Stubt %teiueen, su lrfabren. Off;tsre uno Srlba-
ten rpaen ~sefduisf TIRE Nantn urrersiisliG al bic Sffee
Res Brarb pf Claims, Nr. 10. Srutttr. ienben
g. s. Streeter,
(O-Sll Wcrliser Res Gpm;te'&.
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lIn9ebeure sserf6runs BON sen. - Grbeatuns poi
spertbe0uem gfsbe!!ea:@ iaenthmm am MifflffTppi

Cairo, %. 6ebr. 3w6lf nit 6eu belabent
BARREN puroeu am 20. in Nlempbis burd
Selter S~erit6rt. Sic geb5rten ben !66. @raff
Gp6ppn & So. lnp maren 100000 mertb
gfa6 elmer aloern Grsdblung mar Oalielbe be.
reits an Die 2egierrrg ab9eliefert wproen.
9as Ser. Ct. 9anonenbopt vGineitoga"
fing all Der Manoung bes 9ieo 3iper 4 9tebel=
letOff5iere, barllnter2 GplOnets, ianrmt elmer
gpit unb 100000 in Nelp Orleans @elo UNI
80 8aIlen 8aumpplIe, Die le iiber ben Slub
gu brtn9en periu6ten. = General 8uforo BAT
bel 6elena III lebter 3eit nabesu 300 8ebelleu
eefangert.
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Oelebncbuno ppn Wfonlnno.
%,

d -s.1 $3.50 AH I'd 20. Oept.
Senat. 0tr. Carroll, cine Sill fit ole Or
ganiiation Der Wilis in Mdrplano.
9ie GeIpluttpnen bes 6auies, unlere Ser
treter in @dlbingtpn auf5ufproerr, elmer ~tpeiterer
8elteuerung PES 8ldtter=SabafS entoegen 81
urbeitcn, purbe angenpmmert.
, 8apli8 cine GeIplutipn, ben &riegSlefretdr Sl
erlu9en, ben Spleaten aus Mfarplano 10 peit
ais m6glid bel g8ablen IN Marplanb llrlmt
na6 ibrer !Seintatb sl ertbeilen. g(n9enpmmeu
8eceB.
Sans. Ntr.a Sop, cine Y%etitip1L bic 6uroe
SIT beiteuerr.
StodbriOge prdientirt Sen 8eridt pon Gep.
81. 9pbge uno 6, S. Streeter, peitere $4,000
fUr llntertiibung Ser SpIoatehfmnilien S1 per=
%wiligen.
l6erbert, bus betreffenbe Gpmite aufSufproern,
Sn e%rtldrert, tparltt eS mod ni6t oariiber beri6=
tet piepiel Soloaten Marplaro sl lteIlen babe.
Ganb, cine 8iQ, ben Stimmbere6tigten in
Der grneesssu erlauben, bel Sen @ablen mit5u=
%ftiianlen.
!0enfle beridtet gi1ltig iber cine 8ill, ipel6e
ben 8erfaltf BON Spirihtplen an Neger perbtetet.
0effent1tdeg r5tebung. Die 8iQ
fitr ELM glei4mdbtgeS Sptem Der 6ffentli6en
Gr5iebung itano auf Der Sagesoronung. 0as
2(rnenoemet1t, Die Grnennung bes Sberaufieber3
pert Goupernerr SIT iibe1lafen unb Die 8eipl=
pulig ~beiielben auf $4,000 ~feitSuieben, puroe
angenprmmen. 6erner bas ENHANCEMENT, baf
IN feilent Gountp peniger als 3 u1b mebr ais
20 Gpmmiidre fir 2 Sabre ernanrt merben
lplIen; ferrer, BEN Nlappr bon Baltimore gu
ernddtiger, bic erleoigten Gpnmifidrs>S teIen
ulrs5ufallen. @ertagun9 big Z ubr 4benos.
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3m Derfdufen.

if:::t 3m perfamfen.
-Z5ssAA Gin reu erbautes serdumtses ~g5pbntaus nit alien
Seauemli6fetter, Sprte elmer 1I.erwerffdtte nit @infhlus
pom 2 Mter 2dab erfer 3ualitdt, AT Der SpOtstcnn &rab Z
Weilen bon Der Staht selesrn, III unter nnnetmbrren 8ebtn~
ennSen ;u n%srtanfttt. Slaberen Offertcn iebt e~ntseeen Sob.
Sdbeleten, SO. 176 Sdnbursfr. r. etal (binfl4
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VAR.
Baltimore, kem 10. Tebr. 1864.
Die aatuneSSpa llntersetdneten Iaben bic eeuti6eu Srauen
une Sunefrdueit Baltimpre's Ippie bic teutl6eu Tereine
weIte i6 fir tiee Tatr tnterefTrsn, ttertnit freuntli6 Elm,
F3 Mtttwp6, cen "a. 8ebruar, IL lltr @prmittass,
In tenn 9rfale Der yabies llntrn @clief NFOciatirn, SO. 80
iertatipnen sablrei8 einSufn6en, nm aber MVittel unb goese
su beratter, ME eas beutibe Department fer Tatr swedrn6-
bt8 unb he's beutl9en gtanen5 wnrbis auseehattet werbe
ga bic Tdir bereitS am 10. Mptil erTHnet rirr, Is 1T
l6ueGes ssn,eini6afliGes Santeln nrtbpenbts.
SpfbtG Sptlter.
1895 tlH &atbtnfd Sutrp.G
+ 9HI4sn43 &I pa b 51an gillette 8tfftn9.@E
Yeppplbtne GncirS
(S-Di) Sppbte SO tIbeImt =
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3rto= 1pmregte
Gnns.uuterrfdf.

R0 &ntssttntcrridht.
sse DEN Deretrten 6erren unb Danen, wel4e nod
MNA aeipnten Afnb, bdS TdnSet su erlernen, made Id
gHEM. Bternit b6fi@h betannt, bab Der unterrt@t nt@t
$500 uteDr in Ger Sale be8 9errn Sourneartner, Ipnbern
tn ser alien. TurnbatI e beint 9crrn Gaiier abeetal.
ter frtr0.
9tdbese 2lustunft ertteilt Der undergraduates.
&ae SarnRas Mtenb III 8rpse &%an;tunbe, rp3u tb mttat
8siGnnte, iptpte bic 8reunff her S6aler bSfiGft etnInbe.
M, &Ieger. Ean;ietre..
(2Sytct3Nte) SIR. so GRANDEUR.
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SSitr Sdrbierc
Dttt benz Iesten 9antburgcr Danpfrr entpine tb ptefsr
etne Ynrtbie Der bertbnten
GagN 3attler<9iasors, GG
etenip luSse;etGnete
SGalfer- ltn6 GetsS6Ietffeire
SI9ten.Str ethrtenen u. f. ~.
4 Gpieltu00rem!
Der 8arfe yWadrslanb" empfns i'd cine peiters Senbua
Spn Is &titen Ter neueften
Gpiels 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
bic i'd wdtrenb mtinsr Nnpeleutett in Deutl6lanb, 5rnMts
reid une Der Shpei3 perf6nlid duSiu9tc.
Wlein Sentiment III p~onnaubis ab Rriude tA aIe Sptel-
waarenGdnbler, mein Eager 81 priien. MtetertGufsr, pmie
Batrs ertaltea bic Geaaren Sunt ~niebrtsfen Wbplealeprets.
@ep.p, Stetnbab,
Smpprteur srrt SPIEL. unb @dIdnteriemnartn SIS. 70
2npSO gDet.SaIttmprefr. gde Gripplete ales.
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SarfeepertunbI

t#f Ha+~-~
unb Sprtietrng Der Experimentation General
SerIammllng
beS StQe. Slrb. neutrality-suspicious.
9rnnerfa8, Zen IS. 8tbry @nfans preis 7 llEr atents,
,pUbei ieres GHtslteS e~rid,einen muN.
De 2Dabl zines rSarteeper8" fir bic prn, uMnG. Mrs. lin.
terft. 8eretn" S1 %eriinbenre Mirtbihaft III Nprb @a9fraee
Nr. rs ttncet tn Ger ON Oonnerfd9, rn 20. B.. SO. fprtsu-
Sebenbtn duserprbentliden General. Ser fannntune fat.
2Iud) 1tidptmiteIieber tiub ;i tiefer SSarfeepersSteue
ipdbIbGr.
NGe Mpplitdnten (NlitBlieter pter gttdtnitglieterl iuiiien
It'd fpnmenbsn 9ttttprd, ben "a. Gebr, &bents Sptf6en 2
unb 8 nbr, In WeHdnis Sale gDet Sdeettchr, Np. 152, Be-
ftmttungs8enaB eieiner @rlfnn9s' Grrtte perfTnlt
tneleen, Tr ie nit ren Seetn9unaet naber betdnnt 9etnd6t
tereet. Gtrd fpdter etnlaufenre Nnihelonteen Bfetben II II.
81 d t Gttgt. ~
N8. Die @enetnlper idnir1itng bteinnt I'M z llbr, mas Be-
ipneers teddtet perten iplte, eenlt tp1ter @tntreffenbe
m il n i9 rem tereits Gcifrfeuen geieslt9 fu9en.
u. 6uber, 9r1E
$500 5: 0ttS. SER:
W0ff Baltimore SGuOcreift yGp. L.
Inter pbt1em gidn1en bat iG eth ueuer 8auserein am
lebtem ARittnp6 s%ebiltet. @s rurben Iter 200 Nntbeile 70.
9leiG eeaeiduet. 8reunhe, bic 0uf BADEN, etnen euten @ers
cine ld3 dn;uIhIteBen, ftno hpfidt er fudt, am Mtttnp6, ben
"a. 6ebr, AtentS rs utr, bet Gtri1ian SnTpp, Hp. 1S6
8altimrreltrs Ode Sprins 5u eri8etnen, UNI fb abcr bteSes
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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-09


RErAL1Ar1oN.-A delicious piece of resa.;a-
ton was visited upon the Yankees on our Eae,
day before yesterday. It seems that on . con.
siderable portion Of our lines in front Of Pc.
tcrsburg there had existed a tacit truce for sev-
eral days, during which the Yankees, without
fear OF disturbance, stre4led and loafed in larpo
numbers'ln front Of their works. Our men, fe:
ce'ved orders not to interfere with them unless
Petersburg was again shelled, but in that case.
to open upon them without notice the most de-
structive possible fire. Thursday morning, the
Yankees were out in great numbers, enioyinp
tue line weather and the early morning air
For half an Shour, the Yankee batteries had,
been playing upon the town, knocking private.
houses to pieces and endaRgering the lives of
n-combatants, but the Yankee strollers gave
the matter no attention, not then believing
that 1t could concern them in any way. Sud-
denly tremendous voley of musketry was
poured into them from our works, throwing
them into panic and causing them to scam.
per back into their trenches like so many
startled rats The best of it was, that thew
left abont two hundred Of their number lvir;~
dead or wounded on their recent pr - ,a..
When the shellng of the city had. ce. :, srd
quiet had been restored along the line ( was
explained to tile Yankees that they I i ,ry,.
fired into because of the barbarous &C q,:uc, Of
their generals in bo'nbard;ng the pri,:- rcsi
dences Of Petersburg. .-Rich hnoneB. .Exuu,;,,cr
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-09
NORTH6RN NEWS.

PErERsB6aa, Sept. s-The Chronicle of
the 9Th has been received, and says Lincoln
has issued proclamation requesting thanks
giving, to be offered on next Sunday, at all
places of public worship in the United States.
to God for His preservation of national exist.
ence; also prayer for divine protection to the
soldiers and His blessing and comforts to the
sick and wounded, prisoners, Widows and Or
phans of those who have fallen in service also
proclamation returning national thanks to
Farragut, Candy ana Granger for the reduc-
duction Of forts Powell, Gaines and Morgan al.
so to Sherman and men for the capture of At
lanta.
Immense demonstration have been made at
Oswega Troy, Boston, Buffalo, New Loudon,
Saratoga, Reading and New Haven, over the
fall Of Atlanta. At most places 100 guns were
fired and speeches made. The Philadelphia
Enquirer thinks if johnson had been in COM
mand, instead of Hood, the Federal army would
have suffered defeat.
Fhe draft in New York and Brooklyn has
been indefinitely postponed. Grant will be
seen reinforced at once.
A u s. frigate seized the rebel pirate Gcor-
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-09

goes as far as fifty cents worth of butter. at
nalf dollar pound. Three pounds Of -four,
at eight cents pound, is said to contain as
much nutriment as nine pounds Of roast beef,
"n'cn, a! s"enty.tive cents, is $2,25; that ir,
nine timea:that much money spent for roast
beet, as weighed at the butchers stall.
A pint OF white beans, weighing one pound,
ana costing seven cents, contains as much nu-
tr'ment as three pounds and half ofroast beef,
costing elghty-seven and half cents. Of ali
the articles that can be eaten, the cheapest are
bread, butter, molasses, beans and rice A
pound Of corn meal Qpdian) goes as far as a
pound OF -four; SO that fine. family -four at six
teen dollars barrel, and corn meal at four
cents, the latter is ust one.half less expensive
II corn and wheat were ground and the whole
Proouet' bran and all, were made into bread,
httecn per cent. of nutriment would be saved,
with mach greater healthfulnes.. These are
standard tables:
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-09-09
Ihe Manufacture Of Sugar from the
- Chinese SUGAR Cane

lie ripe cane alone is suitable for manufac-
turing cane sugar, and this will detcriorate rap
IDLY much broken or bruised, or if allowed to
remain long after being gathered. It is i'm
portant that the juice be pressed out, strained,
clarlllc1 and concentrated to about half its
bulk as soon as possible after the plant is cut,
IN order to prevent the formation of glucose.
Ihe final concentration should be effected with
caution over slow fire to prevent the CONVEX
sion OF crystallzabe into uncryst .lizable sugar,
the principal ingredient is molasses.
In the first place, filter the juice of the plant
as 1t comes from the mill, in order to remove
the celIulosc and fiarous matters. and the
starch, all OF which arc present in it when ex-
pressed. "A big filter or a blanket placed in
basket will answer this purpose. Next, we
must add sullicicncy (about one ounce to 10
to Is gallons) of milk Of lime, (that is, lime
slaked and mixed with water) to the iuice to
render it slightly akaline, as shown byit chang
ing Redeemed ltmus paper to blue A small
excess OF l]me is not injurious. After this ad.
dltlon, the juice should be boiled for about ff-
teen minutes. thick grecnish scum rapidly
coliects on the surface, which is to be removed
oy SKINNER, and then the liquid should again
De Uttered. 1t will now be of pale straw
color; and ready for evaporation. 1t may now
DC boiled down quite rapidly to about half its
original bulk, after which the. fire must be-
Kept low, the evaporation to be carried on
with great caution, and the syrup constantly
tstlrred to prevent it from burning the bottom
OF the kettle or cvaporating pan. Portions of
the syrup are to be taken ont, from time to
tlmo, and allowed to cool to see if it is dense
enough to crystalizc. It should be about rs
dense as sugar-housc molasscs, or far When
it has reached this condition, it pay be with
drawn from the cvaporatng vessel, and be
placed in tubs or casks to granulate. CRYSTALS
OF sugar may not bcgi n to form for three or
four days, or even longer. Crystalization may
be hastcncd by adding to the thick syrup when
cool, few grains of brown sugar or a little
pulverized white sugar. After the syrup has
cgystalized, it may be dipped into bags made
OF coarse open cloth or canvass, and the mo.
iasses allowed to drip into proper receivers In
this way good brown sugar may be formed. .
Planters who may be induced to follow these
directions, will confer favor by commurica-
ting the result to me at Greensboro.
=, N. T. LUPTON.