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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-01

hermit bic e~rsebene SLnseise, bab i'd has barin erwGbate Sc
i3aft in benz alien 9ptale, So. III 8arreitry ME biS6et
f~prtieten NIB es mir CUR %beIpnteren Mufsdbe tta1en terfe,
unSerdnteter QGetfe su %ertalten. = Wtit Der Sitte, has mel
mem Gcrsdnser beWie ene @ertrduen un6 . ~pblrpleit aud
OafeIte bur6 prpmpte unp reele Setterun9 ftets red tferttsetr
merSe. ~
y Baltimore, ben L. @prtl 1864. 'H3 aa-8alte f14 3t.
(SSN) 48H gf41IIQ9 aag s, 80. Gekeer. 81
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Nlus Ghattanprnn.

Cincinnati, 81. Ntdrs. Sen. Sbpnas
belt en- %. nit Den Sen. Sherman, @ranaer.
Wtc9beripn, Sberioan unO 8arrp &rieosratb.
AIes rubig in RingOIb. Granger ,nb Sberiz
ban gtngen nab anprpiae.
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Notwithstanding Der SpncprSia
MornlanS Stddts=Tatr.

Baltimore Ben 80. MGr; 1864.
Die Wlttslteter bes 9errsr-@pmite's sur ltnteriiHBun9
bs8 btutlden 0epdrtenert8 Der Stadts Tdtr trercen erlt6t
fId 9unnabenS, rem e. 9lprii,
(unb nidt, mic friiber btfimut, Sreita8) Nbenbs s ltGr, I'M
sep66nlt6en @eriammluns8lptal Bet 5rn. Spbn Sett, 2pt=
%barttraet, ~segenitber Ter Wetamprd. SdIe, SdbIreid %etn5u=
finten, Ia tpidtiee Sc Ibdie cine auberprbentli9e @eriantit-
lung npttwenti8 MAIDEN. SIM 2~uftra9e bes. Gprnite's
(DpT) Or. 81, Q8teSner, G1rtftfIbrer.
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rniUns.G OnpentiOn pom meiIOauree fir sineOln.

IHIulsSN DHOeaTluH Dpn WlIllodllfee fNr SlncpIn.
W~tlmaufee, 80. WtdrS. Ste rnipns=
Convention pom @i8cpniin perIammelte fi6
beute inter Dem &prlib beS Gpuperneurs Salpz
mon, I'm 9elegaten sur 8altimure=G pnpenttOn
SIT ertpdblen. Inter ben gepdblten 9elegaten
befinben ii6 Die grgpuperneure Salpmpn urto
&anOal unO SON. s. S. Softer, &
&eiplutipnen fir 2incpln llno Emancipation
WurOen ansenOmmen, 9ie Convention mar
purdauS einmiitbig. ollie 9elegaten iino fin
9incolr. ),
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Observation-Disclosures.

untersei6nerer bat nit ~beutisem Sage bS ieitber SOn Inn
betrietene Gabat- Sabrifge l6dft hebft Der Nnleituns Sur Sa-
Irritation bes %berubmten "@tlhpf's &au6ta6at" nnb benz
ausfhliesli6en 9te6te gum @ebraude hieleS Nantens an
6errn s. %. Tel9uer pmt bier tiuflt6 abBetretet. 4tSnbert
tb metnen iettbert9en Mbnebmern fir bas mir ~bepielene
QSptlmoaen banfe. bite t&, baIelbe auf tneinet Na6fpl9er
i'm @ei61fte ;u it6ertraeen. q gT u 9&T4n8d
Bdlttnere, ben l. Nprtl 1864.
s. 5lkSpEn 81. San 8. =
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@rrtdtung ppn Gebduben n
Der Stabt.-Gs oiirfen tinitigbin, mie cine
i'm 2. 3wei9e bes Staotratbes paiiirte Oroinans
beitimmt, feline Gebdube mebr aebaut peroen,
pbne pprber ppm Steuer 9tppeaatioasgeri9t
eingebOlte Grlaubnib. 9asesen 6eblenbe baben
$50 Strafe gu sablen.
8erbaftung zines wpblbetanr NJ
ten Saul Oberit @m GbeSnut,
Grocer uno Gpmmiiiipnsz &aufmann, Gde BON
South ltno Prattitr., pltrpe pprgeitern Wtpr9en
perbaftet urp 5par, ipie es beiBt, auf 8efebI
Gen. Buffers, pbne baB man ben Grutlp bis
iebt ST erfabren permp6te, man pern1utbet ie=
bod, bab ct Gpntrebanb= @aaren na6 SORT
Monrpe uno Hprfplt perididt babe. Wtan emit
lieb ibn ipdter gegen Gbrenwprt, Tim Elm meite,
res gerb6r nit ibm an5nltellen. Oberit Gbes=
nut lpl elmer Der eriten l~lnipnleute Der Staoi
fem.
Stdbti16e Steuern.-@ ie pir be-
reits 9eitern mittbeilter, tpirb in bielem Sabre
ie 81 BON 800 erbpben !peroen. 9ie Ser
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Neue a%n5eigen.
SHo 1T @omarS SAS,

SGutnu6er, aus @eutliteen, .gDlrttenbere? Derelbe foI
fbpn 3 Sabre i'm 9anbe ietn unb wini6t Der ltnteraettnete
AnfetttaltSprt ;u erfabren unb iperben ale Mteu-
1bentregnee, bic ~benlelten ~fenner, erfudt. fir letne beftrts
merten @ltern AufidluB 3a stben.
Or. u6re 40 @reBer, E
Mpfettd, gStu Co., SU. -
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9eutfAer Ofeform @entralperetn.

!. #nTa Is A. Sdre. 10 .g#2.
Die @trtbe, 9iauprbdnbler unb baS beutIfe Yutlifum
~ubsrbaupt, nelde eesen bic t%efebenfen SDnntags9eRee ppC-
niren, nerben bierrnit 5u ether am Trett1g MbenbS s
ltr I'M 2Dtale bS Serrrt 8artel. 8 >. 3prnbdr5tr., tattftn=
cenben gSarbcer ~ilmrnlun9 e%inselattn.
fOp6) OdS g. m te.
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eppperhsas. aebenipn in aainpis.

6prtn9fieGO, ST., 80. MdrS. Gpl.
Dates, NiTitent=@ eneral= 8rpfpBmari6ua, ging
geItern 4benO nab Gbarleitpn al unb telegraz
pbirte beute fir ba8 4. Negiment, wel9es piez
len 9benO ubgegangen lit. 9tu6 lit General
@einbelman eriudt pproen, Sruppen BON SSnz
biunappliS 51 ieroen = mas betpeiiet, baB Die
llnruben erniter 9iatur fino.
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1000 Mfcroe perlnnot.

5000 Nferoe Derlan9t+
Requirement, GaSauerte-gureau, }
Ofice bes Gbief.S uartiernteiferS.
gpaIbinstcn, .. 8. 8. Mt1rj 1862
Gin 9uncert Mnc 5iinfSig Dollars (S15O)
er 8epf mirb fir ale
Gnualleric=4 fcrbc,
bic ~innerbalb Der na6fen breieig cage tn bic Mesieruns8-
etaae aal @tesbprs .. g. s%eliei r. s ss,I@s mullen, se'a1s ~
ni6t inter s (fanf unb ni&t aber 9 %(ntun) Sabre alt; ron
14K bis l6 Sanb bod, gut senabrt unO sebaat, sabm fein
bic stb6rise @rSEe fir Gasaaerte.gebrau6 taten.
Diefe Speaiffahonen terpen IN ieeer SeSteburs frens
8aSiansea merOsn Bel ablieferuns bon 10 tsepn) UDer
n}fsstttrns.etun srn 9 ltr Iiorsens BIS 6 ubr
MbenbS.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartermaster,
Q7b30Wtri) Cavalry Bureau.
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MnffnrNer111tn.

0ie @el4mifter Sufanna. SuGtama NIB gbrt
fidnd S9uff aus SranteIba6 In &6etntdterl
erfndt, ibrent 8rueer Deter S6uif, ,ganbmdfer =
tie Strt Il. 9. @aSdl. ganb at Wltt6eG' Stdttpn, 3D.. WaG
rt6t sr ibrert jeeigen gop9nfte Su geben. ast
(31M}ra3ip1tnh0Nl 80 -. Il. -. 81 .
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ttNS - ~ A1gOOO
S6limmer @prfalI.- Son 6a9ersz
tptpn gebt uns Die Na6ri6t gu, baB unter fplz
9enoen l1mftdnben swei Sploaten getbbtet ,l.no
elmer tDbtli6 peripunbet puroe. Cine 9btbei=
lung Gapalerie par auf benz @ege nad 8itts=
burg, nm auf llrlaub gu geben. Sn Der 9tdbe
ppn @learipring tamen brei bappn auf bic Sarm
BON &pbert Wiqs, inlultirten Die 6antilien ilno
Der u6ten su iteblen. Sin Spbn pom 6rn.
0tlls, elm llnionsiploat, befdno li9 9eraoe su
6auie, ergriff ieinen &epplper, i6pb 2 oappn
nieoer uno pertpunbete ben britten lebenSqefdbrz
lid. Ser gfame bes lebtern lit Speater. 9ule
prei linp in Der Ndbe pOn 8ittSblrg ST. t6auie.
gsie man bort, ipllen ie angetrunfen getpeien
fem. -s.ssuo4en8. 81
.@plb itanO 9efern 1851.
8erbaftung,-S @eslep @ottins it,,
Sobn bes Sen. @atfins p0n Baltimore, wurbe
nabe Otartinsburg ppr einigen Sagen bur6
Gen. Snllipans &prpOiten perbaftet uno nad
Martinsbllrg 9ebradt. ST mar in 8esrifL Die
8prppftenlinie sl paiiiren. Sen. Sulipan liebI
ibn inter Nade na6 Baltimore brin9en. Ser
9erhuIlrte. mar trtDer Dlit9tie6 IN Wsofs1e's
Gapallerie, perlieB aber Die &ebellenarmee, nm
lih inter Der MmneitiezY Proclamation bes 8rdz
%iioenten f~reitpiltig SUI %iiitiren. Mtar bra6te Jpn
nad benz Wtilitdrsefdn9nib, I'M ibnt ben 9rp3eB
Sla MAIDEN. '-.s 5a
@eo $ MppOp, altgebli6 Captain zines 0tiz
liilppi GebellenzNegts, uno Sergeant Cunt
mince BON Der unionSarrnee purOen perbaftet.
Ser lettere bate ben eritern inter Nufi9t nit
Dem ausorudli6en 8efebl, benielben NIT gtie=
ntaro perfebren 81. lafien Der Sergeant perleste
jeood ben 8efebl uno 10 muBten beibe ms Sc
fdnanib 1pu5ieren. .sas .ia
3 6enrn S Wfaboen ipuroe als Selerteur pers
baftet unb por Wtaior 6apner gebra6t. st
ia9te aus, oab er BON 0tarIdall 8lumenbergS
GebeimpoliSiiten g%etnebelt pproen lei, bic ibm
audi 1851 in Gplo abgenommen bitten. 9ie
unteriudnng tpiro oas rebrige e~ripeiien.
Spiepb Greswell unb Srancis 2aiio pom ITO.
ga. &e9t. tplroen e~benfaIls als 9eierteure per>
baftet uno Dor 0tajor 8lumenberg gebradt.
Sns 8ofier gefIr5t.- @esen 10
ubr pprgeitern 9tbenb itdr3te elm damn, 9la>
mems l9en.p &utppen nabe Der 3usbriide in
oas bintere Balm. 9tuf ieinen 6llferuf elite
Ycl5llt Boone iofOrt su ieiner &ettlng berbeL
Die ibm al6 9elang.
Nnf 9leide @eiie ersing es geltern Mcrgen
etnem seipifen 8eriico SpBlep BON 60. $ 5.
yty.' Nrt. am Union Sod, Der AUDI bic Serra
flrn1a NIT Sreaoen pieoer be9riBte,
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@iebcrerDfnung BON y. y. Yan9'S eng
llnb NcItltbcr Smulc.

Mpntae, ben 4. Mprif, nebnten bic unterrittsitnnhen fiji
hos SpmTer : Salbiahr an eenannter S6ule mieeer ibren
Nnfana. Mnntelbunsen neuer S6iler baiebe man balDtsf
iu MAIDEN. Dur9 bic setrpfenet Grreiterun9en eer Setr3int-
n,er rpurbe eS erm6alibt, elmer heeeutenoen S6uler3aM g-
rauntiee unb bene @lase su i6ern. Auswdrttge S4uler
fSnnen 8pt unb Hp9is erbalten. .,
llnterri6t In Der Ntuff, fprie in Ger erie6tiben unb latet.
nil6en Sprabe ptrb auf BE lpnberes Serlassen ertbeilt unS
extra besahlt.
1TS1 s.. y. Rang.
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f430g ,IA4gg,9 Sabritanterly
biel1aar-@crf6uB af Giearren irani9ett, in6 ttH ratNer
.GTsTT ,fSTrTFW3T GbMart 8ICd,
Q5tnr,sl ia QCmbarbftr.
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Dentfber Meform @entralDerein.
9. @arb.

y. QSdrD.
Mae Burger Ser 8. Qearb, tWe aud &nSere, Sic f6 fir bt
NeutfAe &efpra. Setreeuns eeset Sef6rdnfuns r%nierere
GtStlsJreibett intereIiren, trerfen tierpurd beicnberS Elm.
aelabent Hh Greita9, BEN L. Nprtl, Nben6S umt s llbr, BET
9errn &Giinger, Np. Is g. 6reberiffr. e~in5ufinten un6 Ger
g6arb%8erl lmnlun9 bei3uwCknen.
(Dp5) . 8. Grpwn ftelh, Sefr.
Oemtfbea McfDrm Gcntral0crcin.
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NeriDrcl1.

YIN Dpnnertae Wpreen serler i'd elm Quittun8Sbud, NIT
2 &rmee. @ntlahun esf6ttnen (OistarseS) BON 8. itbl
Wfb. &eeiment. SD bite het 8tneer beier fir mid fq mid.
tisen Yapiere ~prtnsenb, mir bielelten in bic 9Seder-OfFee 81
brin9eni "t w.
H(TSMPp) l39- ti.#!t4| i5fslf s rdNt So IA. 81
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MuffOrScru1to.

Augaf 8e9er{ (sieGei6t aud inter bent gtan,en
in Camp Gpneprb etneeliaet, 1n6ee ieine jesise Nbrefe
Nlterti & Co. 46 GGattbantftrg Nem DOrt, %rntttEeflen, tdmit
inn gfa6ridten BON S1uS ~suseiantt merten f6nnen.
(Mo1wunbw) Q itW TgErHGE rs
Notwithstanding Der GOncorDta
beate g6en6 s ttt, rpsu tie Inne lenbeit mUmSali6 aler
Wlttalieber erbeten rirb, nm rem gertdt Der Gprnite fir Gr.
~werbuns zines eisenen 9aufes ntBeeen5unebnten uno 8e.
i8life barIter 3I faHer. l. let
6. 90. NpebeI, pr1i.
(Sr) 1g#t HGpnr. I MIlemanf s, SER.
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WlarNfdttD StndtS= Tair.

Die Damer, pel6e beabt6ttgen, bas beuti6e Departertent
Der StaatS'8air nit feiblthen Mrbetten st bebenfen, mers
ben freunblt6 erfudt, ~bieielten iOtalb ais rn69lt9 Bet 8rau
gerpntfd Spilfer, So. 90 @anooerfra, a%bsu9eben.
SIM Muftrae bs Damen.geretns res beutldet Departe-
rnentS Der Staats 6air:
(Op5S) Gdtbtntd SutrU, Shriftf.
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.0lllen G6neiberl,,

ie auf cute Arbeit bei6aftist lnt, biene hermit sur Na6-
i6t baB AM Mlpntae ben 4. Mpril 1864 Ytrrgens INN 9 ltbr
II Der Npefpn=9an, Ode EripplettS MGep un6 8afttntereftr. :,
cine aueerprbeatli6e @eneral : Ser ianinlluns a~bsetalten
,gi.s, @sbss tpidttse SeIala1t i'm Snterefe Der arbeiter &C.
tfnht merhen frqen-- Linn h~efnnher8 herhen que WaiEottssrr
tnraaf aufnertiatt aetta6t bB bic meme preisbil sur @pr-
fpntnt. @S rtuB hebbalb einen1 jeben Irbeiter sum @pbl
ieiner Tariilie BON erreem Snterefe Iein, Der General ( @er-
famrnlung NIT Bel; %nwpbnen. 3u8leid biene ben Wlitoliebern
;ar Ra6ri6t ba6 aae ritftdAbise Iuila9en biz gun, 81. De-
3einber erlaie1 fnb unb ne MIR pom l. Sarnar 1864 bic re-
a~elrnd6iae AuHaee su beSablen babtn Dtejenigen, bic fb
Semt gerein md ntdt aneef6Iphen baben, rnb5en 6eitgeilpsl
Rerer fpleen, bic f6 in letter Meetins ipieber 3ablreid babeu
lahe,. Darum fpntntet Mae.
fTSM) s.. 8runner, SER.
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MrmeefLeibuna unb MuerIfunas-

- 8alttm pre, ben +25. Nlart 1861
Mm Samhag, zen 8. Mpril 1864, WforgenS UNI 10 ubr,
rirb Int ben, g~aeerbaus So. 48 9. 9rmarbfr,s 8alttmp ore
mad fpleen6 bei6riebene 8letbuns unb &usiiattuns, @eratb-
f4aften &c. an ben NeHtbietenben fir 8nar in CHICKERING'S
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GOeben crbaIten

etne fteiue parttie CbipsSabad mnb btuis su ~pertaufeu
BET Befer h Brp,
12mri1utt) sr. "a 80, 2pnbarb., nabe 2iebtHr.
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l. gISar0 MefOrmDeretu.

Nle beuti6en gGrser Ser 1. QDarb, Ipprbl Die, pelbe Be-
rettS su benz Sic -prntperein 9ebbren, ais au1 Splde, bic iG
nrh bentielben oniblie6en moIen, limb btcrmit aufsefpreert,
am Sreitas Seodbnittas B ubr
i'm 2pfale beS Srn. S4uBler, @te pratt unO gBptfir, gu
erI6einen, UNI Meter itter bic OreuutIatirt ;t teratHet.
Grtebr. S6Gfer, 3.4fe
2pren3 S6uBGer,{ @pmtte
(IftOS) Gpnfdnt8Bbn, te5
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0entidbe Ssaraer heraus!

IsIE It.I4... H... Is. QOQrQ. +Hts1e4.t
0eittide Sir9cr beraus!
Nae S~iejeni8en Sireer Der is. gGarb, welte f6 Ser 0e-
formbenegung angeidlpien baben. seer nod auI6lteBen ppl-
len, limb hermit etnselaeerb f9 Deute .8reita9, Mbens Snbr
at etner Notwithstanding i'm @reentree Spuie, gtp. 697
gDef Salti1npreffr. amil6en edtGber- unb YDppletpnftr. su
Der amnteln. Sm &uftraee tes 0tefprrt @entralpereinS
(Trl DnSGpmtt
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Oerihts : HcrbaublunQem.

Superipr Court Sacpb 80. Sbant
ps bic 81. 6. Giienbdbn So. 8emeisflbrun9
9elblol1en. 81 aHaaea
Seute iteben bic go. 9O9-9S3 auf Der Ste,
nif4rnnhp
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s.. Wldnner,fAe Shn1e.

So Gernnanitr., SwIiben 9plpQroz u. Gutapitr.
DIV -ts ~r Z -tpru RrU cine tDDberel GIahe anfan9e, 4
fnnn BON benz Gage an wireer Sdiler a%nnebnen. @ltern
melde ibre &inber IN nteine S6ule 81 idtGen puni6en
|rerben freuneltG eebeter, tbre &nnnelbunecn bdlb Su MAIDEN
l1nnrl 81 lIlItflN nEE LlaMLl4t s. 81 Gnner. 81
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wdcEcr'ftbe Scbule,

Das Spntnterf emefer pbiser Sdule besinrt ant Dienfaa,
ben 20. Wdrj. Mnntelbun9en sur M~ufnabrne neuer 6Gilet
wereeu IN Der erfsn Sdlfte bes WcnatS &pril anstnpmrnens
(Sd- NRD 4t..eN II. Yh. SO a If er. 4
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0er(an9t unO ge(uo6t,
SteneaefuA.

.@ei16t : 3sn gu sat; ga SSftafs aa e elmer in r.. gsrn,, 4 T ga
sltrGeen bel %. Odhaot, gtp. 40 9te Stra6e, sptfden . uns
9, Waibinstpn, &c. (RtDJ)t
|Werlanot. Gin ]oeganStsr janssr Mana = ais Bar
grattfr. 80 ~ (mi91
Wn,.Ionaf+ 5Infsis ta6tt8e Sdneiber (erfer ala6e)
OCIluItyt< fir GDfurn. Mrbett. @ute preiie wer>
earantirt BET g M ttb; BrptterS& 81, SO. 40 gBehs
8altimprefr. rs8 sfaT ~
S1dbmtafbtnen sm Derfaufen poer Su
Dermtetbe1t e
ais Stn9er'S, empire, 5Otpe's unb anbere biliser ais
irsenbrp. 8rnnntt unb fetet bieielben in gtp. SO 6. Srparp-
itraEe. (24.Wldr51WRH Il
Scppt=Gm arttermetffcrS=sofic
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6. RnapO7o ScbnIe.

DaS E r + E II efer be9innt nit benz 1. Mprtf.
SIR geI6leunieung Der S6uterlufnabme wtrS ineesaSte
S6ule fhrn am 81. NdrS sepfnet. @Itern merSen erinnert,
SaB in Ger 3tcnsi6ule nnr etnmal int Sabre ntO ;nar
beirn 8eeint teS Sptnt1erfeltere rs. neue SAuler oufsenpnt-
nlen perpsu. llnp Snisie DIRECTION benubt it, jete lleber.
fllut9 Der RIdIeu ;u Sern tbe II , 10 Btttet le UNI redt
Aeittae Weleuna Anr MnfnaGme. LN(o-Wpl =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-20

tives of 'the best government the world
ever saw"
Nor did the destruction Of barns, mills
and private dwellings satisfy the villains
employed in this terrible work. They shot
down stock Of all kinds in their tracks.
and lett it to rot and putrify in the sun It
was painful sight. indeed, to see such de-
struetion wrought In 90 short q time. God
pity the people who chance TO fall upon
the path Of an invading Yankee army.
But our recital is too painful, and We
pass to q more pleasant theme. THs HaR-
kses lad to rstire They had started for
Lynchburg, but dared 60 no farther than
HaFrisonburg,, When they started, their
movements Efrs hurried by oar dashing
Confederate caEhlry, led BY Gen. Rosser.
At oneior two points in their active re-
treat they were handsomely thralhed, so
that they were not permitted to pass alto
gether unpunishsd from the scene Of their
Outrages.
At the time Of writing, things ere again
quiet in the Valley below Us; but As sold
Jnbe" is again trudging along after the
foe, We may look for something stirring.
The enemy, we are quite sure, will not At
tempt to occupy the Upper Valley, espe.
ciaIly as be has pretty effectually destroyed
the means Of sustaining life in 1t.
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shertdan,S RetIrement down the VAL
IcY-WhAt ths Rebels nave 90 ssy
nR0nthH,


6herIdan's ReGIFemenG down Ghe VAL
Iey-What the Rebels nave 90 ssy
RSOutI It.
Correspondence of the Richmond whig.
HARRIsoHBURG, Oct. 10, 1864.
Your readers are already aware of many
of the incidents which developed themselves
as General Early slowly aud gallRntly re-
tired before the advance OF the superior
numbers of the enemy. After his defeat
near Winchester, and after being Out-hank-
ed at Fishers Hill, he could not do other
wise than leave the upper valley, for very
short time, to the tender mercies Of the
remorseless foe who rapidly pressed his
retiring footsteps.
The enemy reached Harrisonburg about
IL n. on Sunday, the 26th Of September,
and retired on Thursday, the 9th of octO-
Der, commencing very early in the morn.
ing, the last Of their forces getting out Of
town early in the afternoon. We cannot
now, aud in this communication, refer 70
the numerous robberies of every descrip-
tion perpetrated upon defeneeless and un-
protected citizens Of this part Of the valley.
Suffice it TO say that they 'took," from al
most everybody, whatever they chose or
fancied.
They had regularly organized parties TO
take horses, cattle, sheep, &C., and these
parties were kept constantly in motion,
bringing in every day large numbers Of
these animals. In many cases eur people
had sought protection for their stock by
driving is into mountainous, out. the
way retreats; butthese retreats we're, many
of them, sought out, aud the animals
| gathered into the Voraeious NAV Of the
| Yankee army. For the period Of their stay
in this part of the Valley, q portion of their
cavalry was thus occupied. The good
people thus robbed and plundered. with
ont stint or mercy, thought this very hardi
bat they knew not what was in store
for them until the order to "retire"
came. Then commenced Q scene which
beggars description. They had received
orders to burn and destroy what they had
not already consumed and destroyed, The
heavens we're lit up, across the whole Val
ley, almost from mountain TO mountain
| with the IuFid flames which consumed the
barns and quiet homes Of our people. We
do not know how many barns and private
/ dwellings were consumed, and their latS
happy and independent owners left house
less and without bread IN the open fields
but we know the number is very large, a
the frey path Of the destroyer extended
almost the entire width OF the whole Val,
ley, and IRON the upper to the lower enc
OF the country. The loss of these build
iuRs aud their valuable contents is Of in
caicuIable value TO the ConfedeFacy.
There was no discrimination in the ter
rible warfare in the Valley. "Union sympA
thizers," or those who we're charged witt
being sueh, Jared no better than ths strong
, est. ViIest Hseeesh rebels.n All who Wer
uufortunaIs enough TO be the owners o
barns aud mills flled with grain, Wsr
. J doomed TO destruction BY these representa-
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RATIONAL MRDiCINR.

DR. THOMAS J. KISNER WOULD
IL respectfully inform the eitiEsns of Whosling
and ViGinity that be has Permanently located in
this city for the Praettes Of Hedteins upon the ha-
tional Or Eelsc1S eystgm. 6a haa boon onElgnd In
the prAetics Of his profession for uumbor Of years,
and has been ominontiy successful In the troatmont
Of an varieties Of d1naaes both aouto sd chrontc
DR.. <, - heretofore, VII devote . good share OF
hl ttr1o and attention 70 the treatment Of AL chrouc
Diseases Of both Soxoa such a Consumption and All
VaFsto8 Of Lung Diseases al Diseases of the Throat
oataErh, IDyspeplia, Liver Complaints, MereuEtAl
and Nervous DiSoas61, RheumatiIm, SerOfula, every
vursty of BlOo1 and skin Diseases, Epilepsy, TumoT,
Wens Spinal AfeetiOna, Diluase8 % the Kidusys
and Bladder, Heart Ahoctions, Diseases Of the Bye
and Ear, 40. those peculiar 70 Femhloas viz: In
hammatory Diseases Of the Uterus, Painful Lrregu-
laEities, LSuoonhoA PrulHpSu8 utsri, and All hor-
Vuus Dlsaases to which they are subIeet. Disaases
Of ChiIdron eAreiuIly lnf TaT0nAlly treated Med
icinaa mfd reliable and agreeable
All eommunieations strictly CONFIDENTIAL Night
calls ehSerfally and promptly ans4orod-
E~Omce aud residence one door west OF Loul1
A6ling's HOtsl, 1hird street, near Reed kTAit'a
Drug stOFe. Centre RhselinG W. Va once hours
from s A. n. toeP. n.
HERERBNoEa
Prof.. B, y. Payne, stsubonVilss Ohio.
DF. ". d. McareEuT,
DF. @. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio
Prof. o. II. CleAvelAna. Cincinnati, Ohio-
DI. O. A. nolehimaEs Tan Wert,
fOlT-lVdkW
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KRANKLIN HuRNAoE

RnRIfOE COUHTT, W. Va, August ., 1884
" o. RITZGkRALD, SeitOn n Fitzgerald, Wm.
Zls \. HtEgoEAid, Wm. h EifEguEsld, A. W. Eita-
gerald and A. 8. Campbell
Thess gUntIsmsD i0rmerly Fs.idod near Fork
MdlutAln, Nel8on county, ViTgihia- They palsed
through the Hnes, vent 70 Belmont county, Ohios
WoFksd there for soms time thea len aud went 70
Franklin Furnace, Preston county, West Virginia,
who're they stlI remain. They have learned that
their hmlIies have latsly cane through the lines
and went 70 Ohio In search Of them- Their names
are - follOBs o. ..H .-r
Matilda Fitzgerald, Judy fitzgerald, Lavina FitI-
rerild, BobhIl FtEgsrald, 6ualuAh Fitzgerald, sa-
nanfha RitEgurAld, Elizabeth EtEgerAld, Elisabeth
J. Campbell, Mary Jane WeaVer, and Emily COdy.
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VS. DUaBGR, 4. HID.
JOHN q. PHELPHa. Pral. eenais

Wones one door SOuth e KrAnSfs Hotel,
Main street
ISdiSIwiIhinR % oOuIlIt the Dr. Qf they prefer
ea1 I'm n roo1l No 90, Grant H0ass, and MKI
~ iii 80 rIabsnrs a sccompanying them 70
tho ofnes. caa be foln4 q the Grant Houss at
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ACuRIoUs FINANCIAL QUEsTIoN-By an
act of the rebel Congress, itseems Davis
Secretary Of War is allowed to purchase
United States currency. Il is penal Of
fence, at the same time, however, to be
found selling greenbacks within the Con-
federacy, The question, then, naturally
arises-where does the rebel Secretary OF
War go 70 market when he makes his lit
tie investmentsi Does he DRAW. on Chica-
go, or on Canada7 ga