davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29

FREEDMEN AT A PLOwiNo MATcH.-ln the
.Neu Regime Of Norfolk Va, We find report oil
f:eedu gna plotng match which took P ace
on Baxter F4fn No. 2, on the lOlh instant.
Teams were entered foT ths match from fourteen
OF the lreedmen's farms, aod the blacks went mo
the friendly contest With great enthusiasm. Inc
ground having been laid out in divisions teehn-
ca termed lands" designated by stakes, the
men, Gfty-three in ell, drew numbered tickets
rom boz, and struck in I" al the olake bearing
the corresponding number, and the poWng
was excellent.
The .Net0 Regime says
The awards we're as follows; For " and
No. SO, lst puze, waich 10 William Holland
No 3b. el' elk 10 Aaron Goodsin, McA pine
farm No. 90, Legis Dres, Bnkei falu', snd No.
Edward G tments, baxter iorni, So each No.
0. Sprncrr tigan, Baker lolm, and No. %,
not claimed. - zach. itL OF tha remainl'R con-
testans received 81 each. he luhds ioI me
lrzes we're contributed by toe Superintendent,
Cam. o. Brown, aud ne Assistant SUptilulend-
eni. Nj. f. 7. Jackson; the click, winch was
ouite An elaho7ste structure. BY kud Intends ot
/ the freedmen 1T 81 John street, Ne@ ok,
The Farm Guard, under eom1sna ol Leul.
/ Latham eonssuog Of iabofeis armed hhd drll
/ Tor the p.ouction OF government properly un the
dlli. rent larms, was presrnt The weather o-lns
90 b,d {, field evoluuoas, aoms veiy ertdiIaoie
target practices was iLduged NJ
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29

:, pm a gone saekr, a, the eh.d sA.d waen
hi. mother wsped him.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-03-29
The Sanitary Commission.
Yours truly,
JAnEs p. SroSH.

We have received from Mrs. Davenport
copv of letter written by Dr.. Marsh, formerly
of Montpelier, and now Chief Inspector OF the
Sanitary Commission in the Department OF the
South. The letter gives an account oil the "ork
If the Commission, after the recent battle IN
Florida. Tho letter 10 as follows
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-04
Mne &raftfhcifc,t

Mue &ranfbeitcm
an iabnten Sltehern, WfutterlNWade u. |. No. ttentGt ~
nrtren tne, reretn IN 8 Gaseu anf pss WuncerpUQfe, bedsr
t, rteSer berseReut ppa
"a GrI RKIItr ge
tean2W a NuIber<p-ruete NCppIetCnfr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-04
s BaltiMSrg anO Ohio
EnenbQhn. la-l


am u. NAG SUnnteS, 10. Gprit rserbcn tSsliG 2 BEa,
uaa Wbeeltn6 nnb PGrterSbUrs uuo Elm 3ug mad 6rebss
rid ab9eben, wie fol8t: H5g & ra1fa' - r
poft5uS taglin (Sonntass dusGeuculmeu), Napra 800
GTprcB5ns tdSiln Hbenbe 9 nBr. TDt4~
.9eibe 3t9e %Derbinben f5 am Otirfus nat alien WIS..
gen pefliG, ucroUefliG unb iiinpehIi&. ii, ~ -
Der 3uS aaG TreOerid Sebt tSsli& BON Baltimore nm
40 NacuittoSs uut rsn 9reberic 700 Napraens.
Scuntass an~sseuDmHen. q 9.i9@ f32 H{ atj11 ms.
Da 5as nu1 S0icOtts 0lins se5t bon Baltimore
Dtorsens In . 30 uue 9.l5, unt RoGmittoas j. 20 mt
4.46, urD Ucn SnicUtt's Dtins ysorsens 7.40 nnb 100
anb NaGuittass 2.45 aEt SEQ. 93 iEN
0lad WaIptustc..
gbgauS cpn Baltimore na6 Baibinatou WPcraena 3.45
100, 900 uni 1910, aub No6m $3.50. 4.45 nnb 100,
spnntess au, DtUrSens an 3.45 anb $50, uuh Wod,
a.ittags am $50. absauS ooh gEafb,nstpn Dtpresns
1m $50, 1870 u. I1.15 u. Jta3m. um, {. 100, 4. 80. $40
$50. SOuRtaSs aux UtOrSeHs am 7.3O u. 0admittuoe
$40 u. 7.50 giut ben 2te uuh Ate 3uo BON BoItl.
mDrs unb bei erse uns Oierts 5us BON Wofbinatrp
palten an Glsn Staticneu an. Oei 5peite unit fe6as
3us Don Baltimore nnb Der titnfte 3us BON Bolbinatpn
o~erbinOen f9 nit BEN annapctts=3 nse.
sEegen EGberes aHstuutt an6 otlete teber grt uenbe
aan F1 an 3. Z. england, agent in BET aombensgtar
tiea ober on pie EiGetzOffce. 5~,. a~1n ~7.n
%. y. mitb Eranspol emeiaet
8. 81. ole, acknowledgment. (3au6tD y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-04

Ne6ten in1portirten 8erliner &imr1el, ~
gle4ten impprtirten 9oppel@ &GrtmeI
lrp!e Rvttwein. ~gDetswetu, Nabeira, GERRY II. + 70. pFerf
tu ttGtasu @retfer @9lgD 4l@@4 M
&buarb BIpt, ~
26iuus sl15t.+ ia 0rnttarefr, uabR Gtaf1esfs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-04
CSiAtta fur MetfenOe

abaaas Oer GienbHbn3iiss.
Wad Waf9inatOr
mornittoee 3 AS 200 500 unn 10 ubr.
Wa dmittaoS: 8 80, A as IND 7.0O
@ountaas mn 3.45, 8 ubr MsCr8ens uno
$50 Aa6mttioSs.
8rn So a bington
gDrp,tttaes: $50, z 80 Ills.
Nadmittags /: }. 4.30, 5 20, U1o $40.
@Onutoas nur am 7.30 @lpraens uno
uub $40 RaHmtt'a9S fRr Baltimore, unp
8bilaoelpbia uwc 7.50 fur NeU- Osrt.
Na9 elta.
Bon Baltimore Z 8prmittas8 u. 4sA5
anmitta9s.
Son Wai4instOn $50 gorm. 8 uno 4.so
Ra9mittaSs, r4
Rad @umberldno, BbsstiaS
II. /. 80.
Bcfsuo MrrseuS, 7.45 Wfiu.
@rpreB5us atenbs 9.l5.
Sad Greoerid,
4.30 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DcnTreDertd
l1br MUrsens.
% a d $ arrt8bura u. !. 10.
pcI5uq 8 uhr 20 Uatn. MOrQens.
@rpie63Hs 9 ubr 80 WRin. Ibenos.
ACCOMMODATION 3 llbr Nudmittass.
Son 0arriSburg
Oulnten tie 3nse in 8attimrre an BOf3uS
$40 gu6mittag8. =. as.5da
&rpreB3uS Z uhr Mcr8ens.
Accommodation 11.5O Mor9ens. s.
Seunta98 aebt nun Der &rpreB3us 9 nbr
= Win. Abenns.
Son 9 mad . b / | o.
belpbta &c. 80 .GJ
8 ubr 40 N1tm. 9RpraenS @oIt5He. a.
9 40 . 20. GrpreB3ug.
10 WittasS be.
4 SIS NdAm. 8pft5uS.
20 Gbsnbs @rprr6suS.
on 81 tlabelpbta mad 9 Is
inc tie.
4.30. sos unO IL u6r goru. uao $50
nnp 11.3O Madmittdas. ~
6pnntaas 4 SO gcrnt. II 80 Nbenbs.
Rad We # : 30 arplanb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-04
{a@8 efans @epdae fre!.l

~ .3Nr 0slDhoecgu RenntnfBna0 ne.
gtnnanberer unt Reiienbs IoGteu fe5r oprF&tie Ieiu
sbe he TIRE 8iaettc taufen uab fo1ten ~bteIetben nur Ia
Oeu, Bureau Gbes nHter5ci@usteu ansetsGteu aseutea
tonfen. 4sE4. --a47- .s
Otelenissn, trel&e in Baltimore antomnleu, msrben Il
oPus SGwieristeit @tGetts fir bteIe einie ueri&affeu fSn
aea, lnOsu' Der Agsut Der 1Deuti&en GeieGi&aftS Be;
sprer GaiOntlS tpuea ben patertei&ueteu Gseuteu Ooraeneu
AIs ussters ~Snsfnaft unb Sfat5 ertbeiIt uusntasisEtS
%9. 81 S5tfSebEsmRss
Ssstsss~ SE0tgfa t~s1sAEes b.Y &fIslaSxss Hse
8 3Ff al Fspsrf : Gkis- g'Fansshs. 9A
10 81 Z,,~asssv
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-04
49, setss fdr tas.pS5:as "a

8sSe N<sasSEs3 I&sE "a eaSsYSgs2E "a
0Caa{8A2 1ggopsBeMtg!9 dJf 1la b
SIG 0SEegs BIG aall csgs ia geffeB
16r~snr s3la; &sYe bar 4d8s
Esaa @saie esz 9. ssppsrzsey N. gssfta b7g @ln1e8ssys.
az esls F~tes'tesp Nsassci ss1btsthssyt Dssts &fsrFegt
7tf 4srg @spyss;ag .t~sfespstt. Die @sSu sisfet aetar5 ser
SaatGsGatsa es5Ea 1kgbEkfn BpEt stf, sis hffti
eIae EattF! 3G5nr s1G, t9 gf wss s. STEksiks! sS4tkr sLs tsft e&a
sara &aba ra9s ee1snntfa pI6ssg. slf3 r.c
Ytttgbarl, GlepeldnD, EStrott, Tprf @oass
&4tcaac, U!Ilpoafsg, 0agsaa, Dubuque,
Saul, flc8 Jst0nb, Dnrlta0tou, Soma G.;tt
30 gssaea ttstai5 Ste mi: bts islortStsa RsnsseI teoYa aFtss9.
beg gssfsrsa 70 STUDIES rfrasyl eisl bic stt aasssn xGfatf,
ssSesE2ea ecFs stntESt8 sE, stA psstsa 4 GeeI msaiGer ,bss
S1asen oaSc' gse9Nfslt. Ss @sa4n ssebt burg tgn f3fnEtr
Getil bsn GRiF- Die gangs antiesausa ppn str bic SEt;aef
ssgt sii tsn ~9afa6ssssa az bea 0tGtsaEEnsRfA 90
bad Are1IIte, DastOa, Cincinnati, Snhfos,
u1poLiS, noutspine unb ct. QDuiSr3pof.
s.s1ssz eperfeGs E~a6aaiere, ~EsfbTss4t smb -FaS tBg ges6e
ID b ! s..tsTs tsaaiaSurestraeE ~Eertanft. Die Gceno;sr,
nsn 81 sRgs 8 npts, cnes gAsEnts IG l1Ex-8as aa@ sNF;e
esf%i4ep s:@sts sefss ssny ~rgssFueas GpfefssIitn "a wsshe,
EsggS atFt6FisIsEff tsstSss tesfcEsf to kr SfHee tfS 81 csrteg
SUta G. ERIEeg, .s Is
9A Wv "a stkt-Gtrssk. aans aasttt$ ESJsgi
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-04
yi6rOlide Gentral @nenOabn
0erdnDerter Tabrplan }

SSSsNSC%&S W0vE%t0W 23tE g64
81 aaQ oem Beitt1 NIB Norbea.
Standardization s0 nl0
an anc nadS eeu l5. 9fcr. DerDeu Die 3Hse auf bieis
Sd9n in naSfoI9euber GBeiie erpebist |: acs8 ae.l
& 3t9s a0rOtpdgte. sHa hs
Pof5u9 8ebt ul .-.,..,...,...9 abr 80 Weiu. BORN.
&~fpreB5H9. 80 abenbs
qarTlebnrS accommodation. ..-....3 Deittaa
BARTON ..7.2G secrc. $40 SsorsrOO
36gt fIptuasts. s .
YoTjI9 touIrif an rGE .......... ..6.4O Nobm
sePisBsaS - Born
harrisburg Accommodation. ...........1I.s O Ssrrtn.
BARTON ....8.8O Oenrn,' p on mEsrSs
Der ein5Se Bug, tpet9er ain SoHntaa aSoebt. if Ser
&gpre65as Rl 8 uPr 80 Dtin. GteuSs.
Ser am $50 4benbs absebenbe @rpres,uo to;rs mn,
an ~folseubeU iabti8 ron Sarrisburo asleoenen Bunfter
%an6aIten: @OlbborouSf, Drrt, 6anrSer Sunctipn, eIcr.
mont, Parrtcn, gtonftcn, G6ou5eratnre unb Coolers,
bile. u .1tas4 I#. h 49,
Der Roe5n9 gebt taslt9, auSSeucumeu G~onutass. -
Der GrpreBSu9 fCnIn.t ta9IiG, aussencmmeu Diontoas.
gaHasiere fHr 3wii6enfatiOnen iouteh ben Sarrisbiro
unb BARTON accpHDbaticIsjH5 nebtnen. tsG
PStrun &rpreE5tse ffe9eI 9e.au in 8er6inbuna nit
ber Reuniploania GeatreI Giienbabn in S~arrisbura FL,
Otttsburg, @lepelanC, Columbus, Gincins
uati, 5nDtdnapoli8, Sort @oyns, Gbtcoo1
uTb, aGeh BtGsea Ses Sroseu Befeus, Icnie III @Imtro
nit ber geetr Dor: erie @iienbabu MAO allen 9faseu i'm
u0rbIiGeu nno pefili9en getD gprt. r4's.1 ~.
WeGen 0abrbIuetS uub aHberer senauen uno Serl6siI,
gen IusfInft 5eiiebe ran f19 an bic 9inet=DfFce in BE-,
&aloert station, gee oen @GI0set- uab {Srortlt,fr.. IN
Denoeni ssts fr rH8Ha1 euq ~ r
!. ". Du 0arrb, ~
Gen. 9upt. CT NSrbl. eentrcl6abn.
Gt. g. y oHRs, -t#4 ANAH -
Gae. GraGts II s5e naeterzteeEt.. e lTus6u.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-04
10000 VtfN=Simtben

~ --T-r-# - p Toy, VaIIlHIpFFIIF' - ---E ----
10000 8if6fIutben !. 9ualttat unb III alien periaiebenen
tGr6sen; = relhe, frrte ALE f~pniisen 8 n t E II 6ifb.Ge=
r6tte, I'M @rpeen unb Sletnen serfda't werben. MnG fiuset
man taislbh ben erosten 8urratb pen ee~5pirnten Shlepp-
neten unb acknowledging 8 TUE \ ee3iptrnten giesen
urb tdnfene S6leppnese Srpmmel>S 6nnre, camper, Mrrn-
leu6ter unb gtherinl Dpdt u. +. 10. y 3aS 455a3 @W
: Fer ruen. bic iplhes ~bebiirfen, finben bier ~uteorige Sreiie,
tctrpbl I'M 8rpeen, ME TN &leinen. SauPtf1 did naa6t er
Dieherpertdufer tarauf aufrerfian, bet tbn ccrsuipreden,
ett fe anbertpdrts einfuufe.n Sptnnrdter eeniatt unS repa.
rtrt. t75e7sn s-4vae.1 -,a..a t5maiSl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-04
@ElE1w -2pis aa gtne mi6tige
A4EfW W1cSi;tnifbe Gntocctnn9.

Y Sp con ut eri1ieuen, pretS 8 0enls'
ano rapitai 5etians Der anrinfarItHsn SamencerIuae. Ter
SmpDtens Nerpenldwa&e, @ptlspre, S3wtnoiadt uno an
SelbGbefieduna anb sei@lt9tli&e Ausf4wetluue ppn
Or siObcrt 9. G~uIpCrweu.
Die neue SetanbIansSart oteieT setpen, RON benz beratn-
buno bn tnnerli6sn 5eiImittein unb III biefe 6Avtit fiji
Saaienbe pOn yerfOaen pen t6&iter @t&ttsteit.
Oteislbe rirp sesen @inenpuns Don. 6 Gents cber 2 ypR.
utarfen mad anen EbeiIen Der linton ppflret In etnem per.
feseltrn 8riefrpuSerte %psrlanbt. Die @erlestr. N5a8
, Gb. q. 6. &Iime s. Co.,
F f2s 8rwerg. 9teW-gOrt, pSR-6Oy 1855
r iItup)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-06-04
Rei(e= 9p(egpn6eitpn.

Bt9tia fiir GiaWanoerec sno 4eiisaDe
- ~ b
srfperaib BOT Ss ells e eco =. gatIstaan
8aEtsaaorss Dao G6tos o. genbana 3
aad9 allen G2etlen beg Beleas .rssg0
p2rt>rsbgrs Gno Wartstta, 0oer 8:nDroe,
-g9jo &Dbeeltaa uub @olnui6us. &
= Sss SasltnrgIus ssn Baltimore NAG alen ELetIea bes sNt.
gna oTt 9ss. Staessl ID aRf fteier Da3nF6rser, a;s asss
S2saaI.spQa aew.Ysrt ober auf Iscub etner an6sreu 8ouss.
Ssstereaten, relGe F@ Bee .SaIttn:cve. anb E5ic-@tIe..
$50 49,, 0S ans Gsreen NIT eenfelten 3Gsea Eab a0dsen Be-
.aSnsl.s ~ 4 PIC Vailasisse erftsF R!sNe, 0tI@e utssr ais bas
Dss t0agsa oissr sebn .tassn a~,splfterte @tse. ,u.rb,n ,sy
9aNt5tM sEIeuGIs1, tS SStnter Se6ettt, nnb es alr6 Ben DaRss
;tersn ErtHtua1er ~oera6rsiSt, fursurS "a h f5r Sts i. y ~
"q y nsa 2sSesesV 9tr Vafastsrt IN allen StaGrn SelOrat
1nb 4sa8ite, tie th BITE rim isae naEr Ts"SsF
9 CT. . taateRr waJ9e paSSereF maj ~
90 dlin9eR bef8rberk aut ouS,rsn sotnSs ~.
ioroern a0q traraes Dsettntgsn. pet9e In bic SfreiaIotsv
3tGaten elnw1nosrn, nit oen ~!1n91dalen @mtoranten- 4n1,g
Au8DGaoecer ns9itln aut btsfts Gstu BITE EDaaett SaSs~s,S
Der sanien AfHs ups SaItiaore nab &tnctrnatt 1cmr ,,s
vfal aMl ger saattn ptreGe. tptf1en Baltimore Inb al
telt8, lowte 3Di1Aen Baltimore nno GtieasD urr syei u21i
Nap Atlttnaatl ge:an9t uian alf beIer gaba In IS Strussn
Tag St. GoEIs uIo stlr1go tn 3 Gagen,
Sober paha5erl sat 100 pfnn6 &ep6G frti. kiuSer uOus
,S IL 5atrsn S::a9Icn taGben prets. ktnser anter / Japreu.
Ods &spda ssSt ast oeR DsRastssn uno rDsus, MT ,bo,.
,u 8iet%sr SET go rRsm SfistrarunSSprte an; Gin !Seoer ers
5att cine CefastnsgRus ates fetn ssSSs bs an ben Crt bcy
3sntengngs 9I1 .s3S1UHnT1D ru4f{9 - -.
Dt~Htf4e n Fnb an ben rtrf&teDsHen 5to,ts
Yen 81 Gsl CaPa aSssheat nm tap4seerer gu sdapfan9en unh
soFssdA, ofn feline anbsre catr, bittet
r9erpeesie tot sSa!ttasoes sdAs J2-sn
3tes 3li3 E4A@ ney.rSs SasaSan &c., s+
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-29
ANOTHER PRIZE.

This morning, the sloop James Laundry was
sent here for condemnation as prize, she hav-
ing been seized yesterday by the guard boat Off
Alexandria, Capt. Nickerson, for having false
papers and goods among her cargo not men.
watched for sometime past on account OF sus-
pciOus movements, and on one occasion was
found rear the Virginia shore at Matthias Point,
destination, said to be Rrittons BAY, but IN
stead she came up the river She was seized
by the guard boat when attempting to get
pass to 60 for oysters, and when boarded, be-
sides the colored captain, six other coiored
men, who are in The employ OF the government,
but who had no passes, were also found. they
being on their way to Virginia 70 bring off their
families.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-29
Affairs In Georgetown.

FLOUR AND GRAIN MARXEr-Flour-The
market continues firm at the foliowin prices /:
Surer, gil, and extra, sill SO, and higher &C.
cording to quality and reputation. Grsta-
Wheat active, with an advance in price; sales
of good red at 81 81. Corn-old yellow may be
quoted at 81 20.
FoRT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Harriet and Sarah, TIce, philadelphia; Mary
Anna. Dunlop, do; q. Jane, Coke, Name NOV
Three Sisters, Smith. st. Marys; X. Scott,
Scott, johnson, do; NJ. Il. Garlic, Shelder,
Moreham; NJ. Andrew, Porter, Patuxent W.
i,usrk, Hooper, Hsvre- de- Grace; Helen p.
Hlli, hartford; David Mcqueen, keyser,
Tores Island; Stone, Bunting, CITY Points
nlted states, Evans, Smiths Island; A. p.
Howe, Soper, New York; Col. Jones, Hill, BAL
limore: commerce, Perkins, do; Ocean Bird.
geometry providence; q uickstep, Willsa, Nor
wien Union Bell, Lewis, Accomac; Matio,
LAWS, DO; M ariner, Lewis, do: N Pacific,
Webb. Philadelphia; ID. h. Warner smith
New y ORR; sloop y Mains, Railsy, st. Glenn.
ents Bay; boats Allegheny Rasan, Ocooouan.
SalviDgton, Bland, Pomonkey; w. q Rrain
ner, Fisher, Mattawomau; II. Purdy. Holland,
Doe Creek.
CANAL-Arrived-Bo G. Clifton and A
CLARK, with 32f ~. 100 tons OF cosi to Amar,cen
co.:Happy Traveller ana " p. Rowan 3o5 ~
tons to Hampshire and Baltimore co: O. w
Rirdsail and Gowanus 216 3S tons TO C;umhsr.
land CO.; Bette, 1885 10 Hieston & Co; NJ C.
Bradley, II3 9 tons to Captain. W Ii. Bargar
1I3 9 tons to Central co. Departures, 10 boa,s,
all J,cht
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-29
CAPTURE OF A PRIZE.


The schooner Coquette arrived here yester.
day morning In charge of prize crew. having
been captured in Wade's Bay, on the Potomac
on Wednesday night last, by the tender to the
mortar schooner Adolph Hugel, Capt NtcAer-
son, for having blockade runner on board
and goods from Virginia. The Coquette halls
from Baltimore, and is OF So tons, and had on
board at the time of capture i3 hogsheads o. to.
bacco, $50 bushels OF wheat, an assortment OF
dried fruit, flour, poultry, &c.
1tsprears that the tender, in charge of Capt
Nickerson, has heen cruising in the lower river
for some time past for the purpose of catching
blockade runners, and short time ago intor-
nation was obtained that a man intended to
cross over TO Virginia with goods. watch
was accordingly set, the gunboat Juniper,
Capt Sheridan, watching at one point " ntle
the tender watched at another, and before
morning the Juniper captured small boat
crossing near lower Cedar Point, con tanning
three men, one OF whom, William WarreIl,
stated that he belonged to the Coquette, and
had been left there by the captain to carry over
goods to Virginia. On Wednesday night the
Coquette was met with in Wade's Bay by the
tender and boarded, and was brought to tae
CITY tor condemnation.
The captain Acknowledges that Warrell was
one of the crew, and that he had left him at
Cedar Point TO carry goods across. One Of
those on the schooner, James f. Welsh, noto-
rious blockade runner, WAS in charge OF
quantity OF manufactured Lvnchbnrg tobacco,
and acknowledged that he had brought IL from
Virginia, and was taking IL to Baltimore. and
that one of the men. J. H. Cunningham, colored,
who was on the schooner. had brought him
Over. Welsh is we'll known 10 AleXandria,
and is said to have been running the blockade
continually since the commencement. OF the
rebellion. The others on board are ]. G.. Dea-
yers, captain; James beavers, mate; W. An.
dsrson, Lewis Garrison. Robert MeniUy, boy,
and T.. Fontaine, passenger.
There was found on the vessel over $1,000 In
money and in drafts, and Welsh had on his
person about = 10 in gold and silver.
The crew were sent to the Provost Marshal
and committed to the Old Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-29

- 1t is stated that an agreement has been
entered into between Generals Grant aud Lee
" hich will greatly alleviate the suH-r,ngs If
our Union prisoners In the South BY the terms
of :his agreement, the details OF which hays
not yet been definitely settled, we shall bs per
mitt to send to the south clothing, blankets
ard supplies tor our prisoners In the hands of
the Rebels; they, IN return, being ALTO wed - do
the same by their prisoners in our hands. 1t is
proposed that an officer from each side 81 ouid
ne specially detailed and parolsd To see To the
faithful execution OF the Arrangement. and III ~
the articles sent to the prisoners should b. con
fined to articles OF necessity and comfort, as
cIohing, blankets, meat, bread, coffee, sugar,
pickles. vinegar and TOBACCO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-29
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FREE MARYLAND I!

BALTIMORE, Oct. Ex-Governor Bradford
has Just proclaimed the new free State Const-
tuition OF Maryland.
The friends OF the measure are honortng the
event by a display Of bunting.
The American has Just put ont an immense
flag, bearing the inscription, Free Mary
land
Gov. Bradford's Proclamation.
BALTIMORE, Oct 29-The Governors Pro-
clamation concludes as follows:
"Ahd whereas, the results OF said election
have been duly certified to me- by proper judg's
of said several elections and upon actually
counting and casting up the vote so returned 10
me, for and against said constitution, including
the soldiers vote, aforesaid, it doth appear
that there were 3n,isf ballots for the consttu-
tiCn and 29,179 ballot, against the constitution.
and that there were 81 blank ballots reported
as given against the constitution, hnt not couat-
ed, the persons Offering them refusing to take
the cath required by the said constitution, and
there being therefore of the sggregate vote, 50
cast a majority III favor OF the adoption OF the
said constitutions:
Now, therefore, i. Augustus w. Bradford,
Governor OF the state OF Maryland, in pursu-
apce OF the authority so vested in ma, by the
said act of ssemhly, and The constitution
aforesaid, do by thIs, my proclamation, de-
clare and make known that the said onstitu-
ton and form of government so framed and
adopted by the Con ven ton aforesaid has basn
adopted by majority of the voters OF the
State; and that in the pursuance OF the pro-
vision therein lis tanned, the same will 90 into
effect, the proper constitution and form OF
government of this State, superseding the one
now existing, on the first day Of November
neyt.
Given under my hand and the great seal OF
the State of Maryland, at the city Of Annap-
oils, on the 29th day Of October, A. ID 1861.
A w. BRADFORD.
MELRAM B. HALL Secretary CT State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-29
IMPORTANT ORDER BY GEN. DIX.
Designs Of the r ebeis In Canada

NEW YORK, Oct 2S.-0eneral Dix has issued
An order, stating that satisfactory iufor "a Atom
has rs ed him that the rebel agents in (Ya
da de,ien 10 send into the United States large
numbers OF refugees, deserters, and enemies
OF the Government TO vote at the Presidential
election.
Il is not UNLIKELY they will subseq uently be
Organized to shoot respectable citizens, and
plumber the public properly. He says snch
persons are liable TO punishment, and no effort
will be spared to arrest them all. The provost
maTsbals and deputies are charged to deteci
such persons..
The electors are recommended to take mea
sures fer their own security, aud aid the au
thorities in bringing the rebel eDissaries tt
En-, ctive measures will be taken to prevent
their return into Canada.
All persons from the rebel States are req uired
IN report 70 the military authorities here, or the
proyoet narshals at other places, for registry
by The % OF November. 9th r wise they will b
created ss rea<l spies and eInissaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-29
LATE FROM DiXIE,
Jubal Early berates his men for COW
ice-A Rebel Gr0WI ut Gen Bras.

Jubal Early berates his men for coward.
iCe-A II ebel Gr0wI at Gen. Bragg
We have Richmond papers OF Wednesday,
the Goth, from which we CLEAN the follow wing
The Richmond papers OF that date ha We lon z
address by Gen. Jubal Early TO his men, In
which he 'gives them beans" for their co ".
ardice in the late bat lie in the Valley. Hesays
he hoped to have congratulated them on q
splendid victory commenced on thu mornin Q
OF the 18th, bue has the modification OF an.
nopncing to them that by their subsequent
misconduct all the benefits Of that victory were
lost, and ga serious disaster incurred" that
they "yieIded to a needless panic, and fled
from the field in confusion. under the insane
DIE ad OF being flank and a panic-stricken
terror Of the enemy's cavalry" He appeals
TO them to shoulder their muskets with the
determination never to turn their hacks to the
foe, DC, &c.
satisfied with the condition OF rebel affairs in
th+ Southwest wants to hear from Hood. and
says s'thefe is an otninous whisper that Bean
regard will remain but a shorL time with Hood,
ana that his headquarters will be at -, soma
disisnce from the scene of active operations
In that event the AIRS OF those who predicted
that his position would be identical with tn 1t
of Johnston when he nominalIy comma nd I'd
the armies of Pemherton and Bragg, will be
realized"
The Charlott"svi Chronicle of last week
says -" We suspec hat General Bragg is
going to Wilmington. Good bye. Whining.
ton!'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-10-29
SlICONU edition.
O'CLOCK p. NJ.
4 O'ULOCK p. III.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke Go furnish the following quo
tations Of Government securities:
FROM THE FRONT.

The mail steamer Dictator, Capt. Brakeman,
arrived here this morning from City Point,
bringing up large number of passengers
Butler is said to have advanced his lines two
miles and half. 1t was thought proba ole
that his advance was feint in cooperation
with the reconnaissance on the south side, but
it W as believed that he had gained some i'm I.
portant advantages in position that he would
hold.
On Thursday night. under cover of the dark
ness and rain, one hundred picked men from
the Ninth Corps made dash upon a rebel
fortific alton opposite our battery No S. in the
center of our lines, the nearest point 10 Peters.
burg, captured rebel lieutenant colonel and
eleven men in the battery, spiked the guns and
made good their retreat