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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-09
W0(6lngton, Q. e.

t Nenes vW eiBeSs6anS."-Ma n
gebt nit Der gbli6t Tim, cine 1ieue Wobnung
fir ben 8rd]ioenten gu erri6ten uno bas leit<
berise u@eibe 6alS" fit bas Staatsoeparte%
ment uno fir 6ffentli6e Glmpfan9sfeierlidteiten
Su benuben.
t8erdnbernngen i'm Seebieni It.
- Niiiit. 9lrst s 9errp bat 8efebl erbalten,
nad Bolton GIT seben. bef=Snsenieur 6enrp
s Stepart lit BON ieinem Spe5ialoienlt in 8il=
mington, 9el., ab9elDt tpOreen, I'm Oas S6if
@palopiing gu ibernebmen. Gbef Sngenieur
8artin lit BON Bolton abberufen iporoen, nm
iid in 8i[minstpn, Sel., 5l rdppOrtren.
MnSreiBer. - 12O 9eierteure muir
ben eeitern Morsen pom Sprrsltz9 GALL @efdns=
niB in @eDr9etDipn nab benz &enDe3ppus nabe
Meranoria, ga., gei6idt, nm ppn oa wieeer sa
ibren &esimentern SiridSutebren,
80 Seierteure, crit firsli6 perbaftet, bradte
man ~ebenfaIs getern Morsert ndd benz 5prrelt
Dali @efdngniB.
i SON. George Sbpmpipn . n
Gn glan D bat ipdbreno ieines Mrfentbaltes
bier Bel Scr. 2emis glepbane logirt, melder
pprgeltern gla9t ibm su gbren cine grpBe Be-
tpiQtommnunssfetlidtei arransirt batte, nobel
cine sroBe NnSabl W6fglieoer bes Senats
nnO Oss Overwhelmingly rie segenpdrtis
iparen.
EaMbanfall.-G bD 2eDnarb ipltrpe
ppr9eitern gladt ansefalen uao UNI feline ubr
uno Settle beraubt. NIs Sbdter puroen sSpiep4
&antorn uno 8. 6. @eniel, @asentreiber, per=
baftet rno BON ibm ioentifcirt; 9lei6mpbl le9te
3idter Sersuipn Die SADIE bel.
- Sattler 9 err a M M II n g.-@pr=
geitern Mbenb fano in @erbarot'S Germariaz
6aa cine Wallenperi ammluns Der Sattler ftatt,
Oeren 3ped es par, li6 Su elmer Organization
Suiantmen gu idaaren. Sic @erbanolung be-
iddftiste fid bauptiddlid MIR NIT Der 8eamten=
@abt nro pertagte ii9 hierauf sine die.
Mngriff unD 8eraubung.-S s.
SdmiOt pom 3. Stem Seriep &esime1t Comp.
S, puroe I'M 9pnneritag, tpdbreno er III rSolz
oiers Neit4 fdIieb ppn einem ieiner Ralneraoen
Nantens 9 Miller iiberfaaen, nit einem 6tid
Giieno fiber ben 8Opf seidlaser uno oann be-
raubt.ss Ser 3hdter ipurOe iofprt perbaftet.
Sdniiot purbe lpfDrt nab benz Sanitary
Some" sebra6t lno feline @uroen perb4laoen.
t Neue GaSsgpmpdgnie. g Die
8ia,a mel6e Die unionsG assGompagnie ineprz
EpUrirt paiirte Dor eiaisen Sagen I'M 5ennt u.
gefteru aud I'M 6uus. Sic muB bag Gas fir
50 80 pro 1000 Gubiffnb liefern llno ibr @as
mnB imn SO zpGt. mebr ~9endtunssfraft beften,
alS 0aS Der arbern G~pmpagnie. os.f = 00.s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-09
9ampfsr werOe. cine eenOuns aetruten

LANDER 0artpter tperoe, etfIe Se1bln9 Netrlttert
mitbringeu.
y l1uperantmOrtli6. Sn ct. 9ouis ereisnete
feb Dor tar5em elm entleBli6er %ungladsfau. Gin
Militirar5t impfte ndmli9 bier unb breiBig SOl<
Oaten zines nDrOli6en &esiments nit Dem OUT
itOft pelden er Dem ippbiltil6en @eidtpl'r an
benz &6rper, elmer @arterin entnpntnseit pate,
Die in einem Der Miltdrz6oipitdler a1.9eltelt
lit. Ser unpiHenoe unO leihtlinnEse uol'lar'
ur5t mar Der Meinung Oob sr &l1pOtensSapT.
itof in 9[nwenbung brinse. IS vt Oles elles
Ser unfaaenoiten uhO entpOrei'olten Se'lp'ele
fali6er drstlider gsbanoIang, Die ie IN rteuerer
3eit porgefpmrnert.
3 Ni6ts 1T eemeiner unb permerfli3er, als
orme @inoepanoerte, Die p~erla1en lno %freuno~
Inc i'm frenloen 9anoe baiteben, ibrer ganSen
.6obe st berauben. Sin Ipl9es @erbre6en maro
firsIi6 in Detroit peribt, inoem bret oeutiden
Ginpanperam $50 9olars in Sob seitoblen
wrtroe, mpmit iie beabliatist batten, ibren Beg
nab Dem iernen @eiteu gu nebmen uno fd Elm
Stid wpblfeilen 9anOes gu faufen. @abrli6,
ibre erite Grfabrang in Dem n2unOe Der Sreien"
mub niht penig Sa ibrer @ntmatbigung beige
traaen bahen -@e ,e,T
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-09
mienerIaae Der mebensn IN 0lrtnnfas.

ct. 2Ouis, Z. 9pril. Sine epe5ialoepeide
aug Sort Smith, 9lrt,, iast, Steele's Mrmee
babe Die 3ebelen aus Philadelphia eetrieben
ulo ride iebt gegen 9rice in Der &idtuns BON
Camden unO @aiba Dor. @inise bunoert 8e=
belen inter Gaben uno anbern Communicated
1ino unferen Sruppen nadse5Ogen. gOrseitern
tpurOe GlarfSpiae, 26 Uteilen BON bier, an9e=
qriffen. Ser Seino mnroe nit @erlult BON 8
SOOten unb 10 @efangenen, 20 8feroen unO
isines ssiummtsn eosergerdtbss suriidssi9la-
gen. @etern sriffen $50 Seraler inter Sen.
Sans gDbpiIe an, 45 Meilen iIoli6 BON bier,
un0 perbrannten 300 8aIlen Ge9iernngSbalm>
ppae. l1niere Sruppen trieben ipdter Die Hebel=
len aus Der Staot unb tObteten Ii. Frl9en r1ebre
berielben.
Die 8uumpuIle mirO jeBt bierber gebra9t
fperoet uno 10 miro bic CUR 8etpa6ung oer1elz
ben perpenbete 8eiterei finftig CUR @ertreibung
Der @uerilas aug benz Staat perpenbet ipers
ben fDnnen.
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NeucreS aus europa.

9alifar, Z. 9lpril. Ser 9ampfer Seoar 1T
nit Na6ri6ten pom %. Mdrs bier eingetrpfen.
9erielbe bringt %folsenOe peitere gtadridten:
9onbpn, %. WdrS. Die Wfprnilg POit"
iagt in einem 2eitartifel iber 8plea uno Sdnes
mart: .sm
ugs ioa uns @freuen, su erfabren, DAB feline
beilise 9llian5 sur 9lusrpttung Der europdii6en
6reibeit beitebt nnb paB Die 5einoi6aft 9eitid.
Ianb's gegen 9dremart MIR auf Der Spmpatbie
nit ibren 2anosleuten, a1o nidt auf ibrer Mbz
neisun9 ge9en Iiberale 8rtncipien berubt,"
8riefe aus Berlin meloert, bab 8rin5 9pben=
spllernzS ismarinsen na6 Dem &riegsi6auplab
abgesansen iei, I'M cine Nusibbnlas spii6en
benz BrinSen Srieorid &arl uao Wtaridaa
@ransel Su peri uden.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-09
SON Ser web gaiper e:rpebitiDn.

ct. 2Ouis, s. april. 9epeiden aug
Meranoria melOen, bab 9rpBe 8anmpDllenppr=
rdtbe Lungs Oes Sluiies erbeutet tpDroert nuo
DAP peridieOene SeeOffSiere in benz @ttL @aufnz
mpLe gu ~cOnfsciren, sefangen ipproen iino.
Mbmirdl Yprter bat Elm Circular an Die Capt.
tdne uno Gisentbamer Der i'm 9ienit Der &ebelz
len befnbliden 9umpfer e%rlaien, NORM er lbnen
lagt DAP, nenn ie ibre 8OUte aasliefern ippf<
len, er ibnen Gelegesbeit seben DerOe, ibr @t=
gentbum mieber gu erlangen, peldes tiOli9enz
falls unpieOerbrinsIid fir iie DerIoren seben
frerDe.
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Eele0rapbifcbe SCndDrtcbten.
8ert6tetflxykrn Baltimore geder.
80. @pnareB Der Yer. staatsu.
IS al B TN to n, 8. Aprd.

So Us al y In q to n Aprll.a
Senat - Der 8iceprdlioent legte Dem
Spreder Die r~erlangte Musfnnft iber Die 9
Mpnats Sreiwiuisen pur. Sin pas Mdlitdr>
Gpmite.
Sic 8iIl, bent 5reibrief Der StaOt 8albing=
ton babin ans5ueebren, baB Oi.ielbe Die StroBen
auf untoiten Der relp, @aroS aasbeIern laien
tonne, purDe, pa prm 6aus Qlnteneenlents bd5l
etnaebra6t nDroeH tparen, ipie0er an DaS sbetr.
Gpmite Snridgepisien. gsgw
9lf Milep's Mntra9 nurbe ba5 Nmenoe@
ment bes 6anie5 SIT Der Sill Oes SeaatS, nell
de bet Union gaS 2ibt GD. einert 36reibrief
gendbrt, on9enpmanettt 10 DAP oas @eieb iebt
nur nod Der unteridrIft beS 8rdlioenten be-
BARI. Sritt Die Bill in @irtli6teit, 10 tperben
bic 8aibin9tpner Elm melt beleres@as fir $3.50
per 1000 4ubiffuB erbalten. rse aan8
Grimes, cine 8iu, iuonitriellei Gemein6e=
idulen i'm 9iitritt Columbia eitt5ufibren. gin
oas Gomite. DO
8erl6ieoene 8ripatz8iaS wurben aufgenomz
men n1b pailirt.
Sin glttrag gBilI DlS miro angerDn1nte1l, Dem
Senat ale auf bic &erbaftung bes 4uastier<
meiiterS 6ergufpn uno beS Nf1. Quartiermei<
tiers StnOOaro in alexandria be5a9li4en lntz
itdnOe mitSutbsilen. 5 orc g
MprriI, cine Bill, Die Geridtsbarfeit Der
9ttrittsz@ eridte aussuoebnen. Sin bas 9anpels
GOmite (?).
Sherman, cine 8iI, fir Die gatipnal Gire
rencp, Die Durd 9. ct. Stpds gelidert fei,
Bprtebrungen su trefen uno Die ginlDiung ber=
ielben pprSuleben.T @S fei bas bieielbe 8ilI,
Die in SOlge zines Wtiboeritdnpni1es I'M 9auie
ourdgefalen lei. An Oas 6inanS@@pmites
55uuS.- Soeu, cine &elOlltipn, bag Co
mite iber Mittel uno- @ege anSupeiien, 3ulltn=
teriuhen, pb cine as @alorem Sare auf qle
gertdufe BON Obligationen, StudS lno 8aaren
aler 9lrt, Die ginaabmen ppn Giienbabnen,
GpblengdS .uno pom anoeru itcorporiren @pm=
pagnien ni6t am 8labe iein psrOe. @age5
npmr1en. ~asab4S
9as 9avs eing Damn sur Bill iber bag
13u6tbau8 beS Ditrifts iber. S.
Sic Bill fDttrbe an bas @Dmite suriidgepie1
fen NIT Dem Ye6euten Ales baraus gu ftrei9en,
mas Ii6 ulf sic grribtung zines s3l6tbalies
uuo gefdn9niKeS besiebe uno fat bef9elbep cine
Summe BON s. fir Grridtiids zines gu
lndtsbauies pOr5uidlagen.
9as 6uuS ging Oonn sur 8ebanolnng BON
Yripatgelddften iiber. rs
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Sort MDnrDe, 8. Mprl. Ser 9umpfer
SpuIOing lit BON Gewbern angetOmmen llnD
meloet bab Die 3ebelen ben 2eudttburm
pDn Sap 2oDtOut tbeilpeiie 5erfDrt baben. gor
8 Sage pirO Oerfelbe tpabrideinli6 nidt tpieOer
bergefteLt treroen t1nnen.
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Ncusr in 0GItOn, Su.

ST. 2puiS, s. 9lpril. Sin 6euer in III
ton (Sa.) ~5eritDrte seitern Elm nit 6eu uno an
bern 9rpouften equities Wagasin. geauI
500, 600. fur 100000 perli4ert. I
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-09
sOueinnobute unS 1910 0luleber,.

Stem zOprt, 8. Mpril. 9ie Ginnabme
oeS GuitDmbauieS belief iid beute auf $685.
000r oarunter $479,OOO in @Dlo=G ertifeaten.
Bon 10y4O Anleben tpurOen $4,000 abse=
leBt.
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Oberridbter ganep.

Bafbtng 8. glpril. Oberrldter
Sanep nabm beute ieinen 6tb am Dberbnnoes@
geridt ipieoer ein.. 80. sN 81
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9.
st. Subften5-G pmmiitdr bieieS Departments
bat fDlgenoe Gontratte uu8geseben: $ 81 Gosss@
ball, 10000 fb geitOBenen 3uder a $24.36
$ 8otperman, $4,000 fb peiben DO a $24.36
6 Gan 8anldoten, 100000 fb 8eis gu $3.50
Sd Gmerp&Son 25,OOOfb Ibam. 2idter % so
Oratelp & Sentcn, 25,COO tb DO 22.75
100000 tb Sdinten 1895
Is 8 Meose 10000 DO Do 1898.
S 8efauper, 500 8rls. 0teb[, grtra a 7.39
500 Do bp 7.40
eSSpbn 6 8rice. 25OO Do DO 7.46
Samuel Suer, 400 DO DO 7.34
400 90 Do 7.39
@risbt & ganbp, 500 DO DO $50
Sames s Scenes, 500 Do DO 7'48
q Grpperman, 500 Do DO 7.45
Geo 6 3abeliffe, 500 Do Do 7.56
600 DO DO $50
s IS 8aplis, 500 DO DO 7.38
George M @brnan, 500 DO op 7.34
IS 6 Wopopepr, 500 Do DO 7.43
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WerFcuf zines 9sriienbompfers.

Neme0Orf 8. 9lpril. s'i Ser 9riien>
banlpfer Cumberland tpuroe beuts gu $4,000
p~erfanft.
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s.. WGnner'fNe GebmIe,

So Getntonir. Spii6en 9Oparoz II. Gutunitr.
Da i6 am a. Npril mod etne (bBters) GIaNs a%nfanse, 70
fam BON benz Sage at. tttbsr Shuler annebmen. sGltern,
pelte ibrs 9iprer in rneine Sdule gu iGifen wunihet,
rerben freuntlih sebeten, tbre &nmelbunscn boIb 5u MAIDEN
lapr-Sl .4IIIL EIElA. 20. sd Gnner.
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&. l&nanp,e &hnle.a

Die QebrfunSen fir has SpntmersD bal bjdtr natnten am
Dienfdg, ben 20. M1r5, itren Wnfane an welhem Gage be
Ser itbuneen sOrsen rntrnen purben. Nnnelbunssn 5r Muf-
ma bne neaer S6ller bslisbe man fobalo pts mEeliA Su ma
den, Ia nur cine Itnitirte MnSabl beradidtet frerben fam.
ISL U2r,-s) Hr. ma p.S6
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9 0Screim. .

Der pttoe 8erein rurbe bur& bic Betbeilieune elmer gro
Gen Nnsabt Wtttslieter unb bur9 bie Nnnabme siner snef-
welds ft bereitS untersei6net, fppie DieieuieenDnelhe it'd
baidt bet6eiligen wplen, s~tnpelabet, i6 na6iten Dienffag,
-. Mpril, NbenGs s ubr, tn Der BebnuGune bes Serrn Carl
Rraft, So. 81 Yennfplbanta Npenue, Ode her SrtarbfraBe,
ein;nfnben inbtm Bic srfe @tnsabluns unb Ssamten: gDabl
~fattinbet.
fSaMpDN S. GarIl.
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Oer(nnnt un0 QeluC6t.
Gteue9efuM.

-Stellegefudb iAf;
Gin Mlnnu In BEN mittleren Sabren, Der ii9 eerne In ei-
nens Store nlbliG MAIDEN m jhte, fudt cine STEELE. Der
ilbe bat ppnfdnbiee 9ofal-RenntntB IN Der Sta6t. Sfsrten
btltsbe man In Der Meder. 8 ffiee a~b8neeben. tfian) q
W~prinnnf. Sn einer ameritaniiden gamilis Elm jar<
OSIluNul = eer Deutlder, Is bis 20 Sabre aft. I'm i'm
Saufe aufaurarten un6 gelesentlt6 ehn ein5elnes Dfefb ulb
Carriage ju tretben gu melten an Der ilbreRitten Ode
BON pratt- unb Gpntuerceifr.n (6aprS) 6
NerlanQt: gSn atsss5 55stIsf Ssns esS'. ts sa,i,. sl s.sl
ben beaobIt unb bauernte 8el1dfttguns rabrenb ter Gaiipn
earanttt BET g NTH, 4rptters 4 So, SO. 40 gBef-
1altimprehr. ga rsna
MGbmaibinen 5m Derfaufcn pDer 5u
Dermtetben
ais: Ginaer's, Gutpire, Sope's rnb dntere btuiser ais
irsenbmp. Rputrat unb febet bieelben tn SO. SO g. 9Gparb-
fra6e. tz4.Mfartl%uD
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9leue An6eiaen.
9irhfitbe 9fnseioe.

Wrrsen frab An 10 llbr unb MtenbS I'M tdlb mad ltbr
ipirb Der Yfarrer @nrI Wtlbeln Seems an n aus benz
Staat SHtnptS cine prDbeprebtet 1T Der 5. reform. GtrHe,
5ltefr, balterS wpiu 6as pubfitnin ~eineelaben tpirb.
(SG) Der t&irhenHDrfnMh
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aHaGtn ~9attebareS BarbterQefbGft
1T uuter gluttisen Bebtu8unsen su bermietben. pber tnnn
aud elm iunser Nfann ais Gei4aftsfabrer badeIbe iberneb-
men. 9. peterfen.
(Gggfp1 326 Nrrtb . Str. (gapitpl SilO
Wc,.Ioro%+ Cine CUTE. RShtt unb Elm Mdb&en fir
OtLlhAHt+ 6auedrbett, @mter 9obn mirb be3dblt TN
gresectt Soule, Ode 13. Str. unb pa. Mpe, Nafbnetcn,
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Der.@ eepnp- 1atipnal 8auperein

bat ssreansenen MittmpG feline erae Mufose ~eftgbeu. Die
Itent5nnen, cas- berfelbe etner Der sr6btea unb beRen @eretne
Der Stabt fetn mtrb. glue D~iejenteen, relde It'd NOD an
bsmfelben b~etbetlisen fpaen, blrtn rnber utbt Serldunen,
nd6Ren Wittwp9, ben Is. b. SO. Abtnps s utr. bet 5rieb.
G6dfer, Ode Mliee Annfrs une Eappp Nltp, Suy eri9stnen
FOB. MruIt @rdf SIZE ddfets @fasm.
II SabDll IL o. 81 ts a1flaa 8. Sat- Setr.
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M1S. gDeffeuS 8anDcrein.

Die Mitelieber bieies Nereins. fppie dHe Di~ejenisen, mel
DE fb nod b~etbetltsen wpaents perpen erfud5t, Dtenffag. cen
r.. Mpril, Mbenfs s ubr, I'D I'm @eretns.2ptaI Gr. 582 %.
8altimrreffr., einaufnbe1 inbsnt an biefeft aten6 @eb rer-
aeieert rirb.
SMDi pb. QDeber Sefr.
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Shmlam5ciae.

SIN gu. Qang'S S1ple, SD. Mlbemarle. unb 2crntorb-
fraBe bat Der unterrlht fur bas9 rrtnetfemehe nieber
beepnnen. Neue Mnnnelhunaen rn6ee man bnletef MAIDEN.
S1uler mercen IN 6pit unb Gp9fS genrntmen. unterriht tn
Der Dluft iCpie aud In Ter lateintfheug 9pra9e pirO auf
~beipnSeres gerlanssn ertteilt nno ertra tesdpllt. %(5apr1mtj
0erDnrb'S SnlifuDten= Mepcrter.
anter3ei6neter bat Ste a~Geiniee @eentur S~efelben dber.
nrmnen nnb MT rb 60 f4 d~nssleeen iein laden, BITE @bpnnen.
ten pdnftltd jutbetienen.s 3 IL L r IL
eSabrliGer Mbpauementsprsis hes MeperterS $3.50.
l6r1gl r4aMa- &c y 81 gsef 8alitmprefra5e
S1n bic Demtfhen it MarDfanD.
Solssnbe Burger Enb fpeSiea ermd8tiat GeiSbettfdss umb
|dntere @eiHenfe fir ras rentfGe Dcpartemeft Der
Tair gu fammsln: erN
8. unO4 " ". g~siefeftfeih %. wernsburs, Gbriaian
La SO 4 Il Bartea.r Il GQ f1aT An
5. NIB 8. @eo. SSaltus cesrrtann, s. oathe, Or.
GbnS. piet.
I. unb s.. - S. S. S6ubert. prpf. Siumann.
9.eliihpl"E &c. Qinben, g. Sntrc. QB. S&naufer, 6.
10. &. Ii. Iso Mar Marr' g. qetrnaser, 9. sttSt. s..
IL. 1914. - g.. y Dipit. Sui. Stefd, S. gDilbelmp. 6.
~ u. NSbel 6. 9enfel, QDnt. Seelbu&, 2bee.
I15,p. H. = g, 8eibsL Or. gSRnL Or. 9sulsr, CD.
~ sNH G9nmnGtr. q gtubplpt, Carl 9Beber.s
l6IpslS1tr sgh 0senpaiS, @sS Or. Ssplb Chr. gtpps,
Phil. gpaeL Saeb Seeoer, Sui. 6. Mal-
ler3 gtnnann, Gen., pilmdnn, Sum
10. II. 20. y g. 3nabr. Dietrif ptaae, %. Gaspast,
gu6 bic bier nidt senaunfen. gsitsfte6er Ses gcnite's FnS
Ritfyerfdn6ltH bereHttst @eltbetttdse inb anbe c @esen-
ftdnbe fur bic Baifaaf3uHebmen fs af# lHa AaaT
Ism gifttaes be Serrsn.S Onite's isur rntsraayans bes
Seittfben Dep6rtenents Der MarbInnb Stdats.Toirs se1
@%brtftdn VI r l. NCrtbsn6ers
g y ~ e1A1e CD as. Sptlter, 2. WorFtenter.
|a'sI 20 eN DfpM. sgDtesner, S6rtffGbrer.
(6dprS) O. VI. Drpf :, SbaBmeiher
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MDrDer1i1

Die eeltmtfer Sufannau Suliana anb Gbrt
nerten erfatt, ibrem grurer Deter S&lf, .gan6nofer
the Strt u. g. @asal. Ban6 at wttt6el Station, 8d., NaG
ri6t goa ibrent jesigen gDpbnits gu eeber.
III nr a3nnnhgNl e
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Deutfeher Meform GentraIDereim.7.

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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-02
More Escaped Prisoners.

Our boys find confinement in rebel dun
geons, with scant fair and harsh treatment,
so irksome, that they leave no means untrled
to effect their escape, and now and then, az
ter hairbreadth escapes, succeed.
We have already told the story Of Lieut..
Col. JoHNsoNs escape. The Kenosha Iete-
qraph gives an account OF the escape of
THOMAS ANDERSON, of Racine county, a men,
Der of Co. C, of the 1st Wisconsin, taken at
the battle of Chickamauga, and for some
in Libby Prison, Richmond. The account
says:
Some time in December, they we're trans
ferred from Libby Prison to DaEVille and
there thrown into some old tobacco ware
houses, where they were guarded with even
more than the usual rebel vigilance, TO pre-
vent mining operations. The prisoners we're
kept in the chambers mainly, only about %
being allowed down stairs at once, and they
under the surveillance of three sentinels.
Mr.. Anderson was one of twelve prisoners
who, on the 25th of April, found an Opportu-
nifty during their turn down stairs, to crawl
under the floor of their prison unobserved
At night when their comrades were sent up
stairs they remained concealed, and after the
guard had departed from the inside, they dug
out under the walls They came up inside a
blacksmith shop, which stood next to the
prison walls. This was locked, and they had
to go to work to let themselves out again.
This they accomplished by cutting out an oak
plank with a gimlet and an old case kuIte
sharpened to a point. The sentinel on his
beat frequently came so near as to hear the
operation, but it was too dark to see any
thing, and when he stopped to listen the
noise of course was stopped. Emerging
from the blacksmith shop, the escaped pris-
oners made tracks for the north. They sepa-
rated, and after many privations and hair
breadth escapes, succeeded in gaining the
Federal lines, at least seven of the twelve.
The others have not yet reported.
We have received, and publish with great
pleasure, the following account of the escape
of another Union prisoner. 1t will be seen
that he depended on the ever trusty negroes
for help:
FOND DU LAC, June goth, 1864.
EDS. STATE JoURNAL-Wishing to relieve
the anxiety of as many of the friends of oul
prisoners as possible, / drop the following
was taken prisoner at Chickamauga, Sept
20, ls63-was confined in Richmond ant
Danville, but escaped by jumping from the
car while en- route to Macon, Ga. After tPay
cling twenty-three nights and one day, reach
| ed the Union lines, after long and perilou
journey, on the 14th ult. depended entirel..
upon the negroes for information and subsist
ence, and found them hearty and enthusiast
in their endeavors to assist us. / shall re
main here for thirty days, during which tim
l will be happy to give any Information con
corning our men, up to the 10th of May.
Respectfully yours,
CHAs IT. WYMAN
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-02
~,

Corp. Henry b. Boards
g E Emanuel ws mirsI o,son,
William Trigger,
Hardin Cofh n, Dane b. :.
Thomas Clark, James b. RAJ
George Courier, James W. Sloan,
William Gordon, Releg u. Tompkins,
Alfred E. Haven, William B. williams.
Gustav's II. Hollenbeck
49, COMPANY G.. -
Captain Geo. ". Gibson,
LIST 1t Frank II. Liscum,
I'd 1t. Levi Showalter,
LIST serg't Orlando Waldorf,
Serg't Samuel Booth,
4" J. c. Dillon,
Corp'l Samuel Sprague,
IS Jno. II. Stubs,
IS William IL. Snodgrass. esrEs'sM
Richard Armstrong, Casper Gadent,
Calvin NJ. Brooks, Richard Graves,
Matthias Baker, Henry W. Northrup,
William f. Bouldin, Frank Nichols,
George Couillard, James Il. Neavill,
Henry EVAN, Frederick Dettygreves,
Jno FRY Fritz Reckler,
William Frawley, Geo. A. Stevenson,
VIM. j. Gleason, Joseph Schilling.
COMPANY D.
Capt. L. p. Perry,
LIST Lieut.. VIM. A. Jameson,
LIST Serg't. Marion Alexander,
Serg't. Edgar Thorpe, 80
Serg't. James w. Robbins,
Chauncey Bartholomew David Palmer,
William Bartholomew, Daniel Schemael,
Robinson p Barrett, Asahel NJ. Thayer,
Albert b. Kimball, Clark r. Thomas.
Alvin Y. Eager,
COMPANY E.
LIST Lieut.. Reuben Ash,
I'd Lieut. Henry b. Harshaw,
1st Serg't Richard Lester,
Serg't. Edwin T. Ellsworth,
Serg't. John Banderot,
Corp. James Spencer,
, Corp. Gilman Clindinin,
Henry q. Adams, Hiram L. Ming,
William Brine, Isaac Oatman,
Louis Defoe, Sylvester d. Pitcher,
Elisha Ford, John Saxton,
James Hamer, George Z. Smith,
Charles Howe, William X. Taylor,
John l.. Miller, Fred. A. Zahn.
Harvey McDaniels,
coMPANYF.
Captain, NJ. l.. Garman.
LIST Lieutenant, +. L. Graham.
Sergeant, harles A. Ives.
Sergeant, William ]. Bradshaw.
Corporal, Thomas Lyons.
CORPORAL, John Wright.
Alexander b. Adams, Worre W. Miller,
Albert Caldwell, Henry SANFORD,
Michael CARL, Walter Stone,
Henry ID. Fos'er, Thomas Weldon.
Thomas MaleOmson,
COMPANY O.
LIST Lieut.. Charles g. Dow,
list sergt. Joseph Twycross,
Henry Acker, simon Jordan,
Charles P. Austin, Fritz Kanzanback,
George Hill, Freeman Smith.
COMPANY Il.
1st Lieut.. G. NJ. Humphrey,
Sergt. Jonathan Kirk,
" Ole Strand,
Ramlas L. Dawson,
Corp'l VIM. Macintosh,
(" John Yale,
" Arch. McCOllum,
o. NJ. Davis, 7. N. Stantclift,
S. Foss, Sidney Wells,
L. o. Iverson, @. A. Whelan,
G. w. Mune, John Wightmyre.
John Smith,
COMPANY 1.
LIST Lieut.. Cornelius wheeler.
LIST Serg't William Meuser.
Serg't George Yieuck.
Serg't Richard L. Gdley.
Serg't Gottlieb Voucher.
Serg't Thomas III. Rowland.
Corpp John Granville.
Corpl William ii. Dow.
CorpI Frederick Holtz.
Corpl William Richards.
Henry Burghardt Charles Rowland.
William Grant. Walter p. smith,
William NJ. Loobourow. Samuel w. sampson.
Thomas Maloney. Mark w. Terrill.
James MacCormac. George w. Williams
Thomas Pascoe. wounded.
Henry Riddle. Samuel r. Whitehead
Isaac Riggs. wounded.
COMPANY K.
LIST Lieut.. Henry T. Spoerry.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-02
CHAs. T. WYMAN.

SPECIFIC FERTILIzERs-To us-with all our
reading, observation, and the actual expert
ments of several years-this matter of the
use of specific fertilizers, as they are called,
is still involved in mystery. Experiments
have often been made in our neighborhood,
where the results have been utterly unlike
and entirely beyond any reasonable explana-
ton that could be given. One thing, how
ever, seems to be well settled, viz, that il
will not answer to depend upon any of the
specific fertilizers, alone. for a profitable
crop. But we have heard of exceptions to
this. There is no doubt that a large crop can
be secured from them without the aid Of
other manure, but there are many doubts
whether it would be profitable crop. FL
nancially speaking, it is of no use to make
two spears of corn or grass grow where on
ly one grew BEFORE" unless we can do ii
proftably-that is, that it shall return to us
more than it costs. The same rule is applica-
BILE to the specific fertilizers.
cB- Bishop CoLENso has been deposed from
Lie h;shorr;c for want of orthodoxy.