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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-02-18
FOR SALE BY

VIM W ensihoh aud W W Stewart, Dayton George
Bsyer, AlamlshuFg; stoe slayer, UBioni q AndeF-
SON. toesterville; Myers, New LEX anon yeckson
hAlnbeIAlnTE y 4 Bauer, HaIrlsb uTR; Divine,
JohnsVe; rnoid LimbeFt, South, Arlington; Jacob
sm~er West BalttBore; J Rookie 4 90, Germantown;
W MURPHY. VAndaliaI II Nckols, Liberty y keesi
FaTmersnlle; HeVeTling Herr, salsini v fyImont
Williams 4 aWaner, Weat Balhnorei Parker, BIO
Col PhFkershurag and By DTugpsts and Merchants
gensraly Gaput The UAllsd siAe9a and osnsdas
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Dissolution.
DISSOLUTION,

UNuE co partnership heretofore existing Miller a
L Cha. ch, in the Merchant Tailoring Bu in rs was
dissolved 10y mutual consent the irst day I Peb
T9ry, instant The hooks are in the hands of Henry
Miller, who will continue he bus ness AT the oh stand
Huston building, corner Third anu Jei, rsOn tr- cts.
Those who have claims against the firm viii present
them for payment and those VINO are indebted to the
firm are expected 10 cali ard settle the accounts
without delay, as the busino-s must be closed
HENRY MILLER,
feadaw us. CHARoH
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Gitp 5aottrrs.
NOTICE. TO AID WHOM IT MAY OONCERN

NOTICE To ALI WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
NOTICE ia hereby given that there Rrc now pending
IN before the city Coun u OF the city Of Dayton the
following Ordinances, io-wii.
TS Crude. Rra el curb and gutter Sy ca street
between Council street ana the Western Lcyee.
10 grade, gravel, curb and gutter Phillips street be-
tween Second and Third streets.
In pursuance to the law said Ordinances wee twice
rea laid the table, and the Clerk instructed to give
four weeks notice Of The penduncy OF the tame.
The Law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue lom sad improvements 20 be filed in writing
with { City Clery, setting forth the amount OF tam
ages claimed, within two weeks alter the expirs ton
Of the time quirtd Tor the pubicatirn Of such notice.
when the same will be taken up or final action.
felld4A nANfHUNY STEPHENS City Clerk
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

John A. mcMahon vs. Isaac W. Vinyard, ChArles
Yinyard and Patterson II. Snyder, defendants. su-
tarhment 'ftfF
VNHE defendants, Isaac W. Vinyard, Charles Vinyard
i and Patterson II. Snyder, defendants In the Above
action, will take notice that the asth day Of JannA
ny, 1864, petition hled against them 10 the eu
peuor Court Of Montgo- cry county. state OF Ohio
with interest upon hity doliars nom October co. 1890
and upon the balance from June -, 1855 for pFofes-
eional services rendered them by the plaintiff above
named, and that an attachment was Issued aeainst
their property upon the ground OF their beng non.
residents Of the state OF Ohio They will take notice
that unless they appear and answer to the petition so
filed against them by the % day Of April A. D. 1854,
Judgment will he taken against than fuI the amount
and interest as specified al the Apnl term next Of the
said Court, and their properly sold to pay the same
ja9Ow6 joins A. MCMAHON.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Mary Jane bright, AdminiAirssriz OF VIM Bhghts
estate, Plaintih against Jonas BeaRhley Defendant
Before John Burnett, .Hoe Of the Peace OF JEFF
ferson township, Montgomery county. Amount
clAmed-sllb 7b ..II ~
ON thelSth day Of January, 1864 sld Justice issned
" an order Of Attdehmenti in The above action lOr
the sum Of one hundred and No en- dollars and sew
enty hVe cents Case set fOF bearing The t5th day
jis5Sas s's - fsiH sikRY JANE BKtGH7
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Uo=pdrtmcrsbip.
CO.PARTNERSHIp.

CO.PARTNERSHIP.
FINHE undersigned have this day formed co. part
i neTship under the name and firm Of RREENE A
NIXON, for the purpose Of transactng v Wholesale
add Retail Clothing aud Merchant Tailoring Bu,iless,
at the old stand OF W. q. Breene 81 Mtm street Op
Posite the cour House, where they woul h pleased
to the O.d friends Of th house, and many new
ones as may favor them with call.
WILLIAM q hRkENE,
ANDREW q. NIXON
DAYTON, Felrnary I. la6l-lell laaMI
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HOOP SKIRT FACTORY

AT w, SECOND ST BET. MAIN AND LUDLOW.
We pay particular atent on to the quality OF our
material and use My the hest Engllsh steel,
We repair all the skirts which we re without extra
charge.
- Uur retail department ls in charge Of competent
ladies. Corsets and Spiral Bustles constantly on
hand MALDMAH.
Sold Wholesale and retail at No. a27 second street,
DAYTON. lnSdiy
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hsy'General Berg has issued orders that
Poland shall in future be governed By mar
tia law
General Lincoln has issned similar order
in respect 70 the loyal States We do not fnd
that the foreign order extends to those por.
tionS Of Russia which continue in allegiance
TO the Gas Our autocrat while puzzling his
head over the military movements which be
deems necessary for the subiugalion Of the
South, puts his own subjects under the ban.
The Russian spares this inaietion
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Not Agreed 10 go II Hind for
Lincoln.

Tae 81 Louis "smocrak a Radical Aboli
Il n organ, del Iuces the N Nemsnt to fore
stall public opinion in the selection of
PRESIDENTIAL candidate, and "to force Ahra-
han Lincoln into the field without the in
dorsemeut OF National Convention of the
party.
The Springfield, Massachusetts, Republican
an Administration paper, referring TO the
Presidential moves among the politicians Of
It's party says;
"fhe game is an interesting one to those
who can waiCh-n dispassiouately, and the
moves ulready made indicate bat il may lead
to novel aud startling combinations
The indianapolis Gazette, another Admin
istratiou paper aiier speaking Of what il calls
tie premature nomination of Mr. Lincoln
says:
And " any one thinks that even Mr.. Lin
coin will have no opposition, 10 Is greatly mis-.
taken Sc he will soon see, perhaps to his sur
Prise, II he should be brought before the coun
try 0r forced upon the country prematurely
and 'u such way that the people ielt free TO
discuss the question.
The New York Mercury widely eircu.
lated journal OF the same party, speaks out
thRs
"l1ttle knots of political suckers around
the ccu1lrF are engaged ia nominating Mr.
LincolG--tbe latest Endorsement having beep
bestowed open him last evening by the Union
Cenlral Ccmmitee of The city and county of
New York. These attempts % inrestall pub
lie opinion, and anticipate the free action Of
the people, when the time comes 90 act and
TO head. d tb< oiher candidates Of the same
party as Mr Lincolu, would be presumptuous
imp+rtncuce uuler any circumstances, but in
view Of existing facts, are simply contempt.
bic
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NnTICE-

A IL persons having claims agalnst Job HenTy
"A SnyderInan, will present them 10 the underssn.
ed, who has been duly appointed assignee, br settle
ment ja9eGs WILIIAh KLOERER
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Grorerlps, &r.

No. 8OI Second street, Dayton, Ohio,
DKG leave most respectfully to Acquaint their Gus
d toners and the community generally, tkat they
have entered lnto partnership, under ths name and
style OF E. 0'BRiEN BROTHER. for tho purpose
Of carrying the Wholesale grocery, liquor, cigar
and tobacco busntHs in Dayton, Ohio, a. the late
slRnd OF E. " Brien, No 3Ol second street.
Having Pile means to enable ust purchase goods
from the best houses in New York, Baltimore and
Philadelphia, and having had fifteen years experience
the trade, hold out the best inducements to our
old customers and II others who may be kind enough
to purchase from us
III. uBRIEN, late OF the firm OF O'Brien a Poe,
Toledo, Ohio, will devote his time and attention to
please all those who NAV como to iuy at this we-
known House, and +. 0'BRIEN, will treat the com
munty bitter, II possible, tn n ever before. Both oi
Us fee very grateful for past avors, and earnestly
lcita share Of your future patronage. Rulgdaw
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99rofessional CARDS.

WILMER II. BELVILLE,
-ATTORNE EY- ALTA w,
DAYT N, OHIO.
OFFICE-No &c Man street. nearly opposite the
Court House, over the Dry Goods Store OF John S.
ROseDerry. ht .i fel7daW3m
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Auruseucnfs.

| KTBLO's SALoOS.-A new species of ei'l> i'"'n
mont prepared by Nj. Charles GAyier. will be grEe
Nblos Saloon this evening under the title q Plot.
graphiano." The object Of IT, nearly "a we can mas
out from the bills il to satirze matrimonial advertisers
sentimental lovers strong.minded females. romantic
idse-vants, boarding misses. shoddy par
venus aud society generally. The principal performers
viii be Mr. and Mrs. Harry Watkins and A0s Carotta
Shaw. The entertainment viii be interpreted with
comic ballads. and conclude with National song BY Mr.
Gayler entitled Shout for Our Glorious Banner. The
performance is to be repeated Friday and Saturday
evenings and on Saturday afternoon
The OLYapIC.-Buckstone splendid comedy
Of "Lesp Yoar" was repeated again ut this theater
last night and went off, if possible. better than its first
approximation. With the exception Of Miss Irving
who sacrifices nearly everything to dress and chants
her part instead of speaking IT, the leading membors
OF the east were admirable throughout and secured for
the piece ono OF tho most hearty receptions we have
witnessed this year.
COOPER IysrITUTE.-The Sophomore class of
the New York Free Academy III give exhibition at
the Cooper Institute this evening for the benefit of the
Sanitary Commission The programme is an inviting
one and the friends Of the Academy as wei 40 OF the
Commission ought to turn ont in full forco.
BARYUMs MUsRuM.-The new play at Bar
NUNS with its brilliant scenery bright new costumes,
and general good acting. continues 70 delight crowded
houses every afternoon and evening and promises 10
have long run. The illuminated fountain in the last
act Respondent with all the hues Of the rainbow is
masterpiece OF senic art and one of the most striking
shows OF the knd that ever produced on the tage
The water /, real and the play Of tito Ugh. upon es It
rises and falls produce. series OF prsnatio effects
which are really beautiful.
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MARRIED

HAREl NS-SCHoFIELD-M ST. Thomas Church or
Tursisy ,Ns-eh IS. by the Rev w Morgan D. D. Majo,
y H. HsrA.as 10! n \. Cavalry, to Misc H. J. schofeld
sser-YoIk.
Providence on "Wednesday.
N,ycb "a a, bs re6ence Of the brides father by die Rev
~ PIvaz d. LNuiler to Marie Louise Uhfnann all Of
Geneva, Swits@risrsi kocards
MUNG the residence Of the brides
Rev A. =. johnson, Nix Theodore j. Mungesser. Of the
IssN Y V. Engineers, to Miss Mar T. Shskel, Of ST.
Augustine Florida
-THOMsON-Cn "Wednesday, Msry,l o, by the Rev
Dr. MeEoy AZ the residence Of tbs BRIDGE father James
f. Roosa, Of Middletown n. Y, and Annie r.; THOMSON
eldest daughter OF John Thomson, esq., OF this eisy
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Forty Years, gxpe ~icuce.-Aner personal c1pcrs
eucs forty years. the sste1 conviction remans THAI ths
blood 10 pure III. health viii be vod.
Pure gold make bsse currency neither o>n prrs
blood make bld bone, bad 6esh o.. unsghty skin fhs
whole viii be beautiful In form, and the texture and skin VI
be perfection.
THIS s not s. Health viii DO re,,o, ed when BRAN
DRETHs PILLS used In the ensi or ntesna
tumor viii be removed BY absorption I'll sweat swNys
viii be removed, internal sometimes at once Pefss'
I. cure and this truth es.abE Isd beyosA
the power Of malice TO deny.
PURGATIoN WITH
BRANDRETHS PILLx
assists nature to reform complete her work II tie sol
maize promp. OF them thet sickness WIN usually b. 81
short DURATION and every every soldier especially shosd
provided with this excellent and reliable vegetable innoos
remedy
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Prof. ALRx. c. BAR2Y's T RiCoPnFgoUs or Mg.
pohrso Cosfousp TOR Preserving restoring sud
me hsii ornnicstins scu aud dsndr
ard gray hairs curing dsases OF the skin glands and muscle.
uch as sa rhem, pimpes ohblsin 6c chap, rheanlst.
I'm s"tines SOLE throat &c. and giving instas relief in
cases Of cnfi bruises sprsins. burns scads &c Price Is
cents Sod BY all Druggists throughout the world Principal
Office No. J7l Pesrl-at.. NeW. York -
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FROM ALBANY.
The Case Of sgnarz BsdixIy.

Special Disps,eh to The n. y. Tribune.
ALBANY. Wednesday March - 1854.
The Court of Appeals has been occupied near
" the entire day in hearing an argument by Judge
Stuart for the prisoner and S. ID. Morris. District AT
torney in the Ignaz Radzky, diamond merchant inur'
der case. The case attracts much attention.
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Flight Near Fort Piliow-Defeat or u
Rebeis-Movements OF Veterans.
CAIRO, wednesday, March q,

CAIRO. Wednesday March %, 1864.
An engagement took place on the 10th, two
miles east Of Fort Pillow between COO Unionists and
1000 Rebels, in which the enemy were routed, with
loss Of 20 killed and wounded.
The Sd and 10th Iowa. 6eth Ohio. and 45th Illinois
Veteran Regiments have arrived from Vicksburg q
establishment furlough.
The 10Th Michigan Infantry and 5th Iowa Cavalry.
Veteran Regiments pass through here to-day en- route
for the 'front.' with their ranks materially strengthened
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rrted this system The loosesi have mostly been Of
ature 10 Tar. the bills n'ov- 'a character lint n
local and probably unobioctioEaA Of Ljs nader Sne
this system goes on tho wostc.s~ ard End nut upon
cious dissuises viii be moved fofN N rN' "fNNA
their passage.
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MoRroS's GOLD PENS arc now sold at the

MoEroSS GOLD PENS arc now sold ut the
rams piee before the commencement Of the sri TIL. IS
entirely owing to tho Manufacturers Improvements in ma
ehinery his pre-ert large Retail Business aud
System for until he commenced sdye.ns li' euiine'' wa
done on Credit and strictly viA D1 Trade
Tie Morton Gold Pens ere only .od At oil prices
the nskers Of eli other gold per. charsehe Premium on The
Cold Government Tax bu, MorsonhAs IN no changed
his prices whol,,ae or Retail
Ofths great numbers cent 10y ms 10 h parts Of the world
during the pa; years not IN shouand mas faxed TO
reach Ia destination IN safety showing TIA. the bioFton uo
Pen can be obtained BY IN every pat u The world
at, sane price, postage ONLY excepted
Reader You can have enduring always ready and reliable
Gold Pen Iacy adapted to your hand and style Of writing
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens and
a, the present universal HshPe'sure Price oil every
thing you can have Morton Geld Pen cheaper Ia proportion
on ~ r. s sss az ssJ p sS w. asT r Safi {!
Mrhtsr th.n he Sword" IN anoicr column.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This Dny and Evening

For location Of and r, Of oomencehresi zee ddV
tsenenn IN other column q hi'poper.
MIRO GARDYN--The EuchaIiTess.
WLLLAcKs TugATgR-Pure Gold.
BAEyus sGiants Ds Aria phrose, the Spirit Of Cesuty
WINTER GAHDgs-Tics.t-ofIeaveM Man.
OLYMPIC TuEATER-Loap Year
Van AEBURoHs MKNAGRRIR Collection OF Animals.
HfPPol EArsos-Equ-strisn Performances.
BROADWAY AMPHIrrE lrER--tguegtrian Per'orinances.
CE.yos AIT GALLBaT-BierstaG.'s Rocky Mountains.
GouPIL's GALLEpY-kensetts Lake George
hIDLos SALooS-Pho,osTaphi-na
MADISON AysNus BAPrIsT CaURcH-Saored Concert
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Business Aotiees.

G. SAUEDFRs's METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
Srsop-rbe oldest and approved srop now In use hay
ing been before he pubic o ths L ioI.y ycaFs For sale
wholesale and retail, at the su5scTihers',
J. ( s. SAUNDERS, No. AEtor House
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Maxemen,. Of Gen. Grant.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, March 70, 1864.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant, his staff and family ar
rived here at o'clock this morning, from Philadelphia
IN a special train.
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Militarp Nothes.

Ninth Army Corps. -
SPECIAL BOUNTES voted 10 the dds' lent Rsimsnts %
hi. ,amon. and popular Corps and ,-MONEY'to he
Brokers' continue 70 Be paid By the Agent Of the Coahi.ss
P M nj and BRoyERs are as,iu notified thss
LARGER INDUCEMENTS ARE OFFERED ~ THE
Corr, than for o,hyf Corps recruiting In the State
IKE Corps ncludss n1ERIcAN lhd GERMAN Resimcats,
CAVALRY and LIGHT ARTILLERY.
As but few men wanted to Gil up ths Cops the
COMMITTEES l. rsadJ 10 suterssiz SPECIAL PROPOSITIONS
for bodies OF ma
nearly TILED
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Military Affairs
RECEPTION OF TIE FIRST REGIMENT OF Z


RECEPTION OF TIE FIRST REGIMENT OF En-
0INERR5.
The lst Eew-York Engineer Regiment, under
the command OF Col T.. w. Serrell arrived In this city
on Wednesday forenoon. Cd board the steamer Arsgo
from Hilton Head. The regiment numbers lf6 men.
All Of whom hayo rcsuIisted and returned TO their
homes on fu-iough. They were received by the city
authorities and escorted by the 9Th Regiment N. Y.
s. N. g.. 10 the Jefferson Market Drill room whore
substantial collation. had been provided for them. AID
Hardy delivered address OF welcome. and Col.
Serre replied in patriotic and earnest speech which
was enthusiastically chcered by his men.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS.
Yesterday, 1853 men from Auburn arrived
here en- route for Washington, and "a Connecticut
volunteers also arrived here from Philadelphia % route
feg New Aaysp.
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IAdYrr,iEanInnt.

fAdvertiseuientl
The Philadelphia Press says that, as tale,
"Cudo's Cave" il preferable 70 i" Uncle Toms Cabin
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Rebel Spies Sent 80 the House Of Cor
rccsion.
BosToE. Wednesday, Mar

BosToE, Wednesday March %, 1864.
Mary J. johnson and Carrie L. Jones, alleged
spes for the Rebels. have been GENT north from the
Old Capital Prison at Washington and arrived here
yesterday.
They were transferred to tho Fitchburg House Of
Correction Tor present safe keeping.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

ADAM FLOYD,
BY MRS. MARY j. HOLMES,
WILL BE COMMENCED IN THE
NETWORK WEEKLY
OF THIS WEEK.
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The Monitor moundnocls.

Boston, Wednesday, March %, 1864.
The monitor MonadnOck was successfully
launched at high water today.
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SAMUEL WOODRUFF.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

See B. Brsndreth In white letters Is on the 0overnne
stamp, which nsures the genuine.
Look
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

By the transport Arago, Capt. Gadsden, W
have Port Royal dates to the 18th inst. Among he
passengers is Major John Hay, late Private Sccrotar
10 the President Mr.. Purser Grautjeean has on
1hAnks for late papers, Sc.
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Henrie's KakaIine.
FOR THE HART
FOR THE fIAIRi
Prepared from the Bark, Root and Flower cftss
PERSIAN PLANT,

~ n n n IL
Its The Identical preparation used by al tae Eastern na
for The GROWTH and PREsBRyAros Of the Hair and b. h
use the Hair YoUrnYuL LuxugIAscs AND Coos
lKIovGK LIVE.
One application c4 keep the hair moist for sererci d0Ss
and in any REQUIRED fcsITios, without the AID
any other preparation. ...,, -. K
Il will perfectly preres the hair from FALLING OFF, ~
quickly cause crop 20 come in girng e whole bedsfs
uIy permanent dark glsy GPpenruaee 80
Il viii Remove al D0rdrH keep the Scalp Clean and W
Hair Sweet, Mont cad So}t. .
Il contains OIL alcohol, any other injurious inedss
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
IN 1HE WORLD!
1T rs A LUXURY IT IS LUXURY TO USE =
Sold Everywhere. Price fity Cents. Wholesale Depo<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

FoR COUGHS AND COLDS take " BROWN
BaoxcuIAL TaocnzA" Public Speakers and Singers rs
them for the voice.
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ID. BBAUDIN, FRENCH HALTER, late no. b19
Brosdway woa1 inform n friend and the public thai he u
now with Mr. John ~ G-uin No. 53 Broadway, under the
81 Nicholas Hotel wherein will BE- happy 20 inrni,h them
Will u most fashionable fs OF the s"asor French En1sh
or American syle-.e.cted made 10 order ~ BeAndn
would also inform friends and the public -t IN MI oenn
tore they viii bnd tho largest assortment Of totn ss Oss
md Felt Hats Of every description for gentlemen an youths
,o , their yariou. isncss ID. BEkyDs with j. ~. Gen
NJ Ilrnnll nEAN
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-13
Eelesrapbiftoe SeaebrseDfese.
unDeshamDt laoi
Bers6tet f1r zen SaitsmOse Bcss

vs. aibtngton, 70. Septbr. Oie Iebte
Mttafe Der, Observation-Disclosures auf Wtc@leIan
unb Die ininmarii6e 8ernerfung ieiner Ganoi.
batur bat bier erbeblide 9eiterteit perlria6t.
Man glaubt bennpd, ooB Die SrieoenSleute
ni6t tart genu9 fem weroeu, bic @ieoereinbez
rufung Der Gbiea9p@Genpentipn, bebuiS Npmiz
nirulg zines anbern Ganpioaten, burdsuIeBen.
0ie Grie9soempfraten lagen, bab Der Srieoens-
fliigel nit Bertoletpn sufrieoen iein muB.
y @dbreno bieie8 I'M benpfratii6en 2a9er pOrs
eebt, arbeiten Die &epubltaner III Der srDBten
9ar,npnie. Selbit Sreunbe beS Ser. S6renOnt
lagen, odB bieier g~eipnnen iei, su Guniten Gins
coins ;urindgltreten. Gampaenel9riften, pom
ben leitenbei1 Wdnnern Der Yortei geihrieben,
perpen pm bier aus nab alien Stdoten pes
QanOeS geiatdt,
GS lit cine bemerfen0pertbe Sbatlade, 6aB
bel allen III 9plpitdlern, 2a9ern &C. ppr9encma
menen .Abltimntungen @btabam 2incplns bic
meilten Stimmen erbdlt. McGlelan's 9ppis
.laritdt inter ben Solcaten 9eb6rt rergangenen
oeiten an.
Gin pom 9tem Orleans angefpmmener t6err
iaat, bab 5 Wiillionen Sob Dem Rrie9 int Sios
melten Elm lhneue8 G11oe MAIDEN %f6nnter, Denn
Sppo INN 9arcee ieien 81 f%aufen; auberoenl
gebe Is nod I'M 'lIOliben 6eere cine Maie
9ipifpnS- uno 8risapegenerdle, welde gerne
nit einem tleinen Ibeile pon oen,, mas lie fri"
Der beieflen, Die CONFEDERATION quittirten..
Sa6perftdnbige 6erren ia9en, bab bic eng
Iilhen 8lpdaoebre4er Gliie uno Sanee iiber
E$50O,00O wertb parer. Die SffSiere oes
&onec iagen, oob nur Die iaIe6ten apblert
| S6ulo 9elpsien iejen, bab pa8 S6iff ~5efapert
ncroen lei.
Gin 9rpber She'll Der neuen Inleibe iujro sur
8e3ablung Der Nrmee pertpenoet perben.
ga1 einem I'M lebten Suit palllrten Cons
qreB9eies erbdIt jeoer SoIoat, pel4er alb 9e'
6ienter eines 0fFjiers eintritt, nibt mehr ais Die
FOLDER Sjenern oerpi1iste Q6hnnna.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-13
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