davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1864-11-11

Which is 1000 less than the vote Of Chicago.
The Urion majority is 80 1arser than 1t Was
st the October election.
, 1864-11-11

tB The Hon. William D. Swan, OF Dor
chester, Mass., candidate on the Mcclellan
electoral ticket TOR Massachusetts, died on
"Wednesday last Of itundice- He Was author
Of seyertl school books OF merit. member
of the firm oi Hck}ing, Swan g. Brewer, and
1t was mainly through his active agency that
worcesters Qusrto Dictionary was brought
mt. He was member Of the State Senate
for two wears, in 1863 and 1863.
, 1864-11-11
MONETARY AND COMSIERClAL.
mON KEARY,

THuRsuAT EVENING. Nor. 10, 1854.
The demand for money haA been quite active to- |
day, put tho euppiy Is abundant The cold Wes-
thcr inrpires acsiviT among packers, and they are
purchasing hogs and cattle very freely Other In.
te,este are not In the market. The non.recefpt o!
dispatches from New York giving the condition O
Ii Il market, has tendency to rcpress operations
here, a yestesdays dispatch received this morn-
lrg. portion Of the distance BY 7ll, putting gold
at 957x, somewhat stimulated the markets here,
and prices ruled little higher. Much uncertainty
prevails, and will for several days.
THE exchange market continues fr1u. The banks
arc tu,ipg at X per cent discount, all they eau OBJ
tain st that figure, but the largest share Of theE
purchases sre at par. The selling price Is y pre-
muna. Many Of the bankers ship greenbacks In
plsce Of exchange.
There were 70 gold d-sr ratches Of to-daT's trans
actions received iron New York during business
hours, owing 10 the dIsarransement Of the wires.
About II O'Clock, yesterday, dispatches up 10
moan were received from Detroit and Cleveland.
they hsyne been teegraphed to those cities, thence
by mai, to James Boyd, bullion broker, 80 Clark
Street, as folloWs'
1ns,. :a a. .a.4s4 11:60..............s5s
A grim operator ha1 dispa!ch dA.ed 12:i0
5esse1dss-fold at 2.67'<. .........
About O'Clock to-day 4 r1mor WAS started that
4 commercial house had received gold dlspatch
quoting weak at A9. .
!; Here the market opened at 24, advanced to 50,
neclintd to 2a7, closing weak At that figure with
tendency to sell. Heading "Bail" in gold, who
bought largelYia The morning IN the afternoon. was
working hard to got ont whole, with the pr1ce
melting before him. Silver opened 1t 40, but
closed at 2s5 THERE'S a large demand for 20a at
1.Qax. Dealers find 1t impossible to keep up sup
NV.
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Fdfs 6tates- ....... |
This is q confession from the lmmedia.e Or
ean Of Davis himself, that sheer desperation
has compelled them to resort to this meas
ure, and that now they have only to regret
thsi thty did not free aad arm their slaves
At the outset Of the rebellion. The 6s.tinel
is much troubled at the argument that this
policy puss the negro on civil equality with
the ehiya1ry. and concludes that the question
Of Independence or subjugation actually de-
oends upon which party shall bid highest Tor
the services Of the negro. The cht7alrJ"
confess that their ability to sustain their
sinking csuse depends on outtidding the
aAolitoniss1 in the work Of abollshlng
slavery. The S1,tiael says:
@Frsedon IL given 10 the negro soldier, not be-
cause We beleve thAt slavery IL wrong, bet be-
cause nc mnst cf{er 70 The negro inducements to
Gaenty whlcb he regards equai II moi greater than
those odertd by ths enemy. The Yankees maze
tbs negro Tree st the Moth. We oas1 him 1teeaon
JeG. 5eGe Davis also 'certiaes that he has
changed his opinion on the question whether
ths negro would light:
We ,hst = ene %s W. I tas;
rame op,tion- distlnsuiehed general ot1eef,
wiling 10 us privately upon ths eabjees W wish
Of Iii Iame,) an4werh this objection. He sayA !:
sFort 0iluer, tho other day, Showed they would
Arht, They raised each otteI over the pa.1pet, to
Is 4hot a. they appeared above.
.iOTcspixca and drilled, taught and instructed,
fhe9 W,n make good aid efficient eolotess. Psvu1
0fks re!psee that tef1 6e due taeW df1+ tat soar,
FeEes."
Here Is the official organ Of the rebellion
preaching not merely freedom to the slave,
land to the elave, but Honor and Rs:paa to the
nero. What think the Copperheads Of the
zeal Of their ancient Democratic" allies Of
tho South in oyerthrowing elayerY and estab-
lishing neg,o equslitys Is It worth while
for them. unrewarded and un2iik, to cliug
to alaver3 after the slayeho1ders themselves
have determined to outoid the Abontionists
In zeal fur the negro?
, 1864-11-11

HIGHLANDS
GERMAN BlTTER&
ms.e beassh5 md v1korous,ie. Unlike ths rrnesszs
Il s1tsers. they aro not An ALCOHOLIC aK1,
xr8K, but
4 PURE TONIC,
CsaPssel entirely sf Vegetable sabaaAsa.
pa3ITIVE CURE FOB DYsPEP9IR
AND D1sBAsKs RESULTING FROM
Disorders OF the Liver nrG
Digestive Organs,
AND WEAKENED AND DEBn1TArzp 11,a;zsa
BECOME kssswEp II WITH IT "a ~ zza
FREB USE OF
THKA.
H~Euember, :has this B;tters Is not IN afoe4EsA
mixture, = ba1tcoH drink, Or substitute M 2uar,
md Cannot tcsldtouslY n1cduco Tie 1ee ct drE114A
a''' into 'oeF ''Ht''s''
Do sox want MN nsthtny to 8s1anRth@ Yaaf
Do you wact Good Appet1ta4
Dd you Wrnt to Build up vuur Co1sstut}eas
% yoa wnnt to Fsal wsl1 80
Do yoa want 70 Est r!d ct aa1Tousas77
Do Jau wait xae7D9
% yoa vast e assp N.i!1
5oe xsat a1Sk 41n11 ~ nv slecsgss Reslasal
h''a a. a'' aoost1eoS aEs2A' arzue
OBSERVE " se91o.,as ,ymn:om.. resulting avs
oascfos1s O. @@' o4 cnnsrtns.
~,;,s.::, Hss: 1av9;S :! S;s,e f., = -,
nss$, Sssassz y 3 s sss s:%se..
1saaans s 2 ssasss ssSsss = Rstsne rs ssaness i
ot ne stonaGas aM1mm14& q s1a aoadk H91s4
c:eEa9 e s.so:ssRE 9s ssh'zs5sas 81 ~ =
"Tt V49sr II dnn t11s1 nsin IL fna Hss9
q Fsp!s:S,qR r ,Ss T;l79Ene sIs9 s:5a 6 g
kt@hes *. Sudden Easnss q
c21stnsatfs EFT. i:mEdssiaisas :Ed
o'aeiisa aBpisiss' O
.zox ~, nm. I50Sas 3. noz
Tf1a HE TH H. aos. aos Ta6aas Ta65aaas 5. ffoa1s6
sRoA TILE aoa' Fao5nS WassMaFox. g tia isa. "a -
= nest: h1vnz n zrtinr M.ina ~ osifoak is
FSoced Fs inSf snds ssons assso1
sss p,sE I'd onsEo1. tp,i1 I'll y. nsaFly y ~
si IL s.ss asassa ssSSS i: :sS:s:: ia + -
ss;s d e:
THOAiAB B. FLOK11Ck
, 1864-11-11
#lHrRuH1IEG1}x.
% EAD AND RE F L g G Z

It haz bean noI rrne nnusuaor1A ths on&sas T.
2nAxn.h1optsts TO md soua remedy for tha tn1
1lfs, And scientific skill has for ayes explored eF&1
ayepne in or1er 70 dtsccya: the hidden 4octst ~
X an, navsve:. rcsesrsd for modern tolence "a ;
before ths sor.. ths 1rna: destroyer Of t1zae4.
G6 Il
, 1864-11-11

The vote OF Cincinnati Was as follows:
Mcclellan and Pe1olesou.
, 1864-11-11

63t Arch Street
PHILADELPHIA.
roTE9 & VANA;
nuccessors to c. n. JACKSON b o
pRnpRIETnHR.

Toe sA1 py t1aEk1sn aod dealHs tn ~ ssN9sg
'ETs nsTe DISCONTINUED ths A.11tAn9 919
mail or se1enty:h :hye cent. t1e. "a datax CO. a
sSnmmef. 6ee ttat " Pto& 0na Doux1 - -
wrapper nRS e H.sh z aMI8. Set9s asnxA weeszs AD
E2 Etsa sSx194N 81 LAfq tR1A QA4nA6
, 1864-11-11

gHHEP.-The recslpts continue vary limited and
h.1ov the demand. Tha markee IL consequsuny dEm
, 1864-11-11

Ed1tors Chicago Tribune:

Martial county has made desperats strug-
gle e redeem @ ae1se 1 ,rom tns Gops1 Dem
elections. Only three townships to hear
from definitely, In which there IL q Union
, 1864-11-11

Iipcofn's Me1outJ IN the Gsy.. .:fN
EEx1us CouKT1-Lineoln 37s majority.
At Psdursh. Ky., the vote WAS email aud gxve
Ttnro,n ay metos1tY. Columbus gave Lincoln 20
1nstority. HicEman gaze Lincoln Is majority.
Clifton eaye Lsrcoln 60 msjoKi1.
CIT or NKwroRT-1msT pHTRfcT.
, 1864-11-11

be- Ser pote I'll tbst the spis Of I 1oyat Is not
dead in her borders. Baeely betrayed bs her
Goyernor-deserted BY those who were
pledged to stand b5 the nation in Its hour Of
uia1-stil1 she proudly rolls. up her thons.
ands for the candidates Of Freedom and Mt
tionality.
In 1860 Lincoln and Ham1fn received 1900
votes In the whole Stats OF Kentnckyi In
1864 she gives Abraham Lincoln and Andrew
johnson trice Is many thousands as she
then gave hut drets,
The city Of Louisville ia 1860 gave the can.
d,5ates OF Freedom less than 1G0 votes. In
1864 stle tolls up nearly z. 900 for Lincoln and
JOhIson.
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SnOiana lei uns Die grtpdblung nnierer gulti.
mOrer GanOioaten fiber 9eftitg uno ieip 9eneisi,
Sud oesbalb neniser an~3uftrengen. MIletn
|oieS wdree Elm oerbetbIi6e +
|Srrtb II m.
SIR beOirfen ieber e~inSeInen Stimme brin-
geno notbpenoig, Oenn Cine Gin5ige
fam entldeibenb fem.
9esbaIb fOmmt Ile, damn fIr Nlann, ere
laabt teinem Gurer 6reutsoe lnb gta4barn, be-
rem @eiiunung SSbr tennt, beute sa 9ouie gu
Fbleiben! 2aiet burd feline Ritdlidt Sud- abb
balten ppn Der GrfiiIlung @urer b~eili9iten 8itrz
serpfidt! Qa6et ridt Ell inc 6 t M m e
uns febleH!! @ir tdmpfen nidt nur far inns
unp uniere @egenwart, mir tdmpfen fir uniere
Sinoer unO bic s3utunft; mir f1mpfen nidt nur
fit bieieS 2ano, mir tdunpfen ffr bic Sreibeit
Der gan5et Belt!
unfer etes 1T Der 6ieg 3 r
81 epubItt! 4.@& &1 I5ai
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0it<GenaeIeS ttn0 iagt, oaf- 8en. @augbn bel
Wiorristopn 4 aanpnen perlrr. 2eBterer 0rt 1T
~ Weilen 6tli9 BON Der GttOroiles IMP Oft
Senneieebabn. Ia1 ben lebten 8eri9ten
mar Sausbn bel 8riitol. Der @raminer pom
3. bat Nddri6ten aus Sadionoile, glla., bonn
q. p. 3d., in wel9en geueIOet pirO, baf
GOODS Irrnee am %, bert ab5og uno ont %,
ben Senneilee ~freuste, ~9tc 9tebeten batten,
ebe ite ben 6luB @freu5ten, 5000 Stld GinOer
su%lantmea 9etrieben. Sic S8iene en- pOnO Dalton
lino enr6 5OOo 80 Meilen biz in Die gldbe Don
&elaca aufgerthen pprben. 8eauregoro perlief
Sadl Onpille etpaS ipdter ais bic 9lrmee unr
iberrabm Damn bas Commando i'm Se[o.
9te Nntbpritdten BON Mtpbile BADEN Die Sim
rClliru19 Der gfeger perfi9t.
Ser @raminer melpet %fsrner, oaB Die nGrblis
den Stdote ppI BON iiOIiden 6lG6tlinsen iin6,
bauptid6li6 Sem Yoft, mo ii6 Butler UNI
&npr, Die iIolidsn S6aBamtSrdnber, aufbaIten.
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Spn Der nBrbIidben Grenae.

Su8penfipn 8riose, 6. giOp. Gs
berrldt 9rpBe IufresunS auf Der arneritanii6er
Seite. 9ie Burger bepaffnen ii6 uno @ertb-
iaden tperben in Si6erbeit sebradt. Sin l3uo
nit Sruppen 1T bier erpartet.
Buffalo, 6. glop. 6olgenbeS 1T elm Mlss'
5ug aus einent 8riefe an ben Serau8seber Dec
rgrpreb" BON 9anpile, 6. S., bonn s.:
o@6tuns! Sin Ginfal in Buffalo BON So
rOntp unb 9amilton aus 1T nddften 9ienftae
beabli6tist. Sic @orbut lit idpn in Sort Grit
Ooer SusreniiUn Bridge poer mirc Wlpntal
oaielbif eintreffen. Sbr 9~auptquartier 1T II
SOrOntO. Ginige betannte ganatier leiten si,
SADIE. Gs iinb nidt Iauter SloIiGe."
Ser Brief 1T unter3eihnet ,SObn 9. SOL
lep."
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BeRGnntIn0C0ulauell
0HahIzMCtis.


Jla6ri9t miro bierbur6 ge9eben
sen eelesit& bersfttstea Sttntrnsetsrn In ben SsriatsDenea
QGarps bar StGtt Baltimore, ba6
Sine Mabl
an ben peri1iebeneHi SttrnmpId$en Ter rep. NDdrDf em n30.
fen Dtenfa9 mad benz erfen Appntde TIM NOpember 1864,
am 8, res befdeten Wpnats, fur ~fcieente @eImts abee-
balten mereen pitb;
Sieben Glettpren fir 8rdioept utto gice<
prdItoent Der Ser. Staoten,
8puperneur,
Nelltenant @ouoerneur,
StaatSzG Comptroller,
General Nntpalt,
Gin &t3ter reS &ppelatiUnsseri6ts,
3wet Ieprdientanten fir Goneres,
9rei SenatOren Il fir ieoen 9iitritt) uno
a4t5ebn 9ele9aten C. fir ieoen 9iltr,) fir bic
General Nlen1blp BON Marplano.
Die Sttmmfi1ten rerten am cbeugenanntsu 9aes UHeu
Gebalten rerren ron 8 ntr Wlrrgens bis S ubr Atenfs, Dis
es esiesltH rrrsef6rteten tn.
Spbn4 y. DaHeder,
(lnrel Sbertff Der StGtt Baltimore.
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3efteS @ort an ale acknowledgements
80 beutfAen Sttmmgebcr

Ser Sag CUR Grfllung ,@urer tpidtigiten
8argerpfli6t, Der s. gippember, 1T ba!-2afet
Jpn ni6t nur sSeoen unter @u6 ielbit bereit uno
riais fin6en, feline 8fli6t an Der @ablurae So
%erfiIen, ionbern audi NIT &atb uno Shat iei=
mem Na6bar sur Seite gu iteben, bic llnli6ez
rem 81 befeftigen, Die S6manfencen su itdrfer,
Die 3meifelnoen gu iberreben, Die S3,auoernben
Sur Sbat ;u treiben. Seit Sbr @uer Blrgers
re6t ausibt, uno iei bies nod 10 LANCE, lit
nod ME elm 8abtas eridienen, an pel6em Die
Gntl6eibnns iber ba8 Sbidlol pe8 8aterlans
oes nno Der 9iatipn far ale 3utunft 10 in Gu=l
rer Sano 9ele9en bdtte, ME beute. a-
@oQt SSbr wiiien, mas Die 8e9eupartei mill,
70 leiet ibre Blattfprm, unb iiber5eugt @u9 btele
md ni9t, 10 b0ret, oob sic 3ebellen ait ben
MuBenmerfen bon &i4mono md9tige Nni9ldz
&c { ur unere 6 pIbaten ausbdns
gen nit ben @Orten: ,,Vote for McClellan!'
3weifelt niht LANCER! @pllet Sbr Die Union
in ibrer alien grDbe uno in ibrem alien Gldnse,
pDlt Sbr b alois n, bauernOen
lSrieben, pplt Sbr Srei be alIer
W d en- unb @leihbeit Dor benz Gelebe,
ppLt Sbr Ndtung uno 9erepten 2obn Der Sir
belt Gurer Sdnbe, mpllt Sbr Geiittun9
uno natursemdBen 6prtf9ritt -iD
timmt oa8 unipnstid Diet
nit Mbraba m C In un0
Mnbren Sobnfpn an Der
SpiBt. l51i
WOQt Sbr aber: Il ntergan9b Der.
Il n | n unb Der noticnalen @lnbeit, lpDllt
Sbr aries obne MufbDren nit
benz gnbe BON Mericp, pc[t Sbr g E remi<
Der StIaperei polt Sbr
Bera6tun8 unb 8n 9aft all
ler Mrbettenben, mpQt Sbr 8arsl
b arei unb &ldi6ritt bann
itimmt fur bas Sidet,a bab Sud bic &ebels1
Ter empfebIen! a
Sbr glaubt pielleidt, na6 benz 8ursanse
Der 6taaiswablen in 9enniplounien, @hip un1
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Eele8rapbtfDe SGadDrteDfess.
gtri6tet fur ben Baltimore ggedss'
unOeshanptEaSt
Nriien.

@afbin ton, 6. Nopbr. Der engIiI6e
.9ampfer Snep nit Ia 8aIen 8anmppae
uno 25 Spnnen Sabat unb Der 9ampfer Nnnu
NIT SIS 8aaen 8aumppIe uno 80 Sonnen
Sabat nurben am /. II. 3, Sop. Dor @ilmings
ton gefapert.
@efObIcmcs @eI6 lpietererIaust.
Ser 3ablmeiiter @ppaep, pel9em ppn MpSa
.bp's 8anoe, Elm srpBer 8etras OeS sur auSSab'
lung Der Sruppen I'M Sbale beitimmten Geloea
geitOblen tpurne, bat $l4O0 bappn wieoerers
lan9t. 9ieie Summe mar i'm 8elib eetpi6er
Sellte in Baltimore lnb tpuroe an oas S6aB>
ant obgeliefert, pelde8 bieIeS @elo al8 einen
She'll Der abbanoen 9etpmmenen- @umme an ben
Jummern ~ertannte.
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SIR SCMnerneur:
8 bDmdSS n, Staot Baltimore.
Sir 9tcutenantsG Ouperneur:
6. G..Gur, BON Salbpt Gpuntp.
SIR Generals NIn,raIt +:
Aler. &anbaIL BON Nnne lrunbel.
Cir Sd1atamtssG OmptrOaer:
St.. S. Stump, BON Caroline.
SIR yRid,ter Ses SIppcuGtiOnss GeridbtS:
8. 8eiiel, pOn ~sBaibinstpr Geuntp.
Gtaate-0 ciee9ebuns.
l. 9est8Iatib-Oifritt
8enGt1 9fpbert Suruer.
DeIesatens9auS
Caleb 3. Spues, s.. 8. 6. 2arr,
&brtfton gorteIL .. s. GrrUt,
Ebps. o. Sanbletpn, Sanles s.. Gee.
&sgtsIatib@ Dtfritt;
Senat: Sclepb 6. @bituep.
Gelegatens@aus
s.. .. Darling, g. @. Soper,
TR- aratier. TbcS. r. TuQ,
G2caIas SarrtS, 4brs. $. DeuIe5.
8. eestSIattSz Difritt:
$eiIat: @. 6. Waunb.
OeIegdteusSauS
SGuL. G.. @arriiou, Wti&ael 9bppacre,
3. g. Cummings, Seurn 9. Sd;erb,
y. 9. 9pueS, 9aues 6. Biltinston.
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= asertFanifebe Ndcbricbten.

Gntfaln, 5. 9lpp. Capt. Sttpnptb pom
179. N.O. SOL. puroe bier perbaftet uno nab
Wdlbln9ton 9ei6tdt Inter Der 9~tntlage Der
SbeIlnabme an Dem 8ublbetrug. -;,r4a
Ser 0@rprsb" pDn bieiem Wprgen 9ibt eoiz
tOriea an, bab in bieier Staot Sdli9ungen Der
SOloatenabitimmung entoedt purben., 49,
@otriSniae, 4. 9topbr. Sn Der 9ienftaqS<
nadt umftelIte cine @uerilabanoe oaS 6aus
beS 6rn. t0arper, Swei Ulelen llblib Don WlipS
pap unb ernlOroete Jpn Dbne Die gerineite Ser
%anlalIung. SIR. 9arper mar EN- llnionSmantt
9lm Wsittpp6 wurpen 4 Gueriaas, toeI6e in
8entudp ~gefalt9en ppr6en tparen, auf Sen.
8urbribgeS Sefebl in Der 9ld5e bon 6arpers
Wpbnuns itanOre6tli6 erl9ol1en.
Gbica0O, 4. glppbr. Die 2eimfabrif bon
Nabt& &idtall purDe beute 9lo9t bur1 SsSeuer
%Serit6rt.- Der &erluit lit 100000 uno 1T
nidt Ourd @erfderuns seGedt, 9n
3aS neue EoIturbrezG sItem lam am 1.
HOpember in Gang. Die aagemeinen Snltrucz
tipnen iin0 iebr einfa6. 9ie Yeriop, tpeI6e Die
0rbre sur 3ablun9 prdlenttrt, lnub ben .se-
nouen 9tanten uns Die NoreIe Der 8artei an=
sebeib pel9e Die Orbre uripritnsli6 emping,
meln pieie 8urtei nidt cine SSirma 1T, in tpelz
deut Sale Der einfade Same uno Die Iore1e
Der Sirma 9eniist. Orbres t6nnen einmal
iibertrasen perOen, elm 5peite8 SnoDIIement
ma6t iis unsilti9. Die uebertrasuns uiub Il,
Der folgenoen SOrm 9ei3eben:
aei Pay to. the, amount of the
li fs within order.s6 80. .Payee.
Wenn cine 8eitDrore einmlol auSbesablt lit,
einerlei wer iie prdlentirt bat 10 baftet bas
Bpt<9 Department fur feline ~tpeiteren Gnipriae.
Dian miro bober mpbl carait tbun, Die Srsre
nieutaIs in einem 8riefe Su ididen aug tpeldeni
Die bel Der 9rdientatiOn n6tbi9e NuSfunft 9e-
id6pit uerpen tam, oa9egen ,baflr gu iprgen,
Dab glame uro @ornar,e Der 8erlon, gu beren
@uniten Die Orore ge;psen 1T, bel Der Nusitel,
lung Der 9rore correct anse9eben perben, une
oos lebtere Beri Jon gome unb IpreHe bes Musz
itelers 9enau erfdbrt. sotG
Die BOitdmter, pel6e segenipdrtig alS rWlOz
nep 0roer Sfiees," .. B.. alS iolae, bel mel
den Intpeiiunsen ausgefteIIt unb ebenio bono
rirt llnb aus9esoblt peroen, beltimmt pprpen
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&C. NIeibe Reiner ;urTf! NlM

no es beute Gilt, Der freien 9lrbeit bic WtiIiOnen
Ader @anoes gu Ii6ern, bic biz iest Der Nriitpz
fratie anbeint 9efalen paren. Inter WtcGlellan
pIroe cine i6impfli6e 0ieoerpereinieune bic
Stlapenbarpne Don gleuem gu !6erren pieler
&epublit MAIDEN unb le tpiroen uus in nd6z
tier 13eit Ihon pieoer in ben ,6allen beS @pns
9re1eS @eebe ~bittiren, Die onltatt S6uB Der
Nrbeit, SduB fir &apital uRo slriltofratie of
trcpirten. vNOrolide Wdnner nit iIOliden
Prin5iple8" tduten oann tpieberum an Die Eas
sesDrpnun9 uno &rilen pie in 1856 unb 1857
plroen ni6t Iange auf iid iparten lalIen. Saz
rum perIdume beute teiu Nrbeiter, lein @abl>
reht auS5ulben unb feline Stimme fir bic Ganz
oibaten pes Bottles uno Der freien gtrbeit einsu<
legen.
Sir uns 9eutS1e ober fommt nod elm
Yuntt in 8etra9t, wel1en mir nDbl TN Muge
81 balten baben. Ser Snben baEt bas einsee
tpanoerte Glement, unb ipeeiea Die Seut16en,
neIbe ni6ts nit Der Sflaperei gu tbun baben
ppleu. 9ie Stlapenbalter pilen iebr tpobl, baB
bic ein9etpanberten freien Mrbeiter ibre unper=
i6bnli6en Seinbe linb, unb tpenn ie iebt ben
SieS boOOn trasen, 10 perOen fe ibn sur linz
tercrldun9 Ger 9eutiden gu benuben piiien.
QaBt uns Oarum NIT aler su @ebUte itebens
ben Strait fur Die Sadie Der 6reibeit, Der &es
pubGt nne fur uniere eigene SADIE tdmpfen.
Seble gtiemuno beute, benz Sage Der perbdugz
niBpOlen 8ahI, am Stimmtaten. Ser 8.
Ncptmber oes Sabres 1864 wiro iber bas
S6idiaI Der RepubIit euti6eiOen. Gprtbeitano
Doer untersans, Oas 1T bic Sruse. 8eOentt es,
freie 9euti6e, unb tbut cure SdulOisteit!
Sic Union fol- unb muB erbalten peroen,
uno Abrabam Qincpln uno Gnorep SpbnIcn
inqen un6 mtiien ertpdblt peroen!
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-08
SIR 3incoln.

SIR 4tncOln. d
(gpn s. StrauFsnmautr.)
8dbIt Gurert &iegelipalter
Geipalten bat er gut
@eipalten bat ct Die Democratic,
@eIpotten 0eS 6lbens Mriitptratie,
Sammt ibrer n6r6li6en 8rut!
@dbIt Guren giieselipalterl
@eipalten muB eS ieiu!
@eipalten lei bic 9prannei,
GeIpalten ale Stlooerei
nnb unire 6reibeit rein.
@dblt guren @ieseIipalter!
uno fir9tet teinen Spolt.
@ereiniet sldnst bic Union,
Sic 1eue Contribution
Sn tplrOiger @eitaIt.
@GbIt Guren &ieselipulterI
8n ipulten sibt's, gu buuen,
8iS alte 2ieb' miro ipieber nNI,
8is Sober feit unb unipntreu
nub fret fino ale @auen!
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-08
Giienbabn.l lmeIlR.

GalIicpon, 6. Stop. Ser ppn 9untrt
tOmmenbe 3us 9erietb beute Morsen ppn ben
S6ienen urb swei 8aiIasierpaggonS wuroen
amgewprfen. Ser Seiser unc mebrere 8aia>
9iere paroen s%et6otet; unter lebteren mar Mr.
SbpS. Glort pom Der 9teipzgprt 8o1tpffce.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-08

Vltes 3titun9s. Napicr
"A IN Ouantttdtsn Svn is slOO eta6l Al estsaui.u Ia .
SDeder Of7a.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-08

11eber Die MISUNDERSTANDING iuGa>
1taba. Gin Brief aus 8~aibinstpn on ben
Commercial Iopertiier iast: 9ie yladridt iiber
Die geridp6ring, am @abltase n6rbIide StdOte
gu sert6ren, bat cas StaatSz Department aus
Off5ieller 2ueIe ats ben 8rppin5en erbaten
unb iie als iplde ben 8eb6roen Der becrpbten
Stdote, ipmie ben Wilitdrautbpritdten mitges
tbeiIt. 2estere baben seniisenbe Wabre9eln
s%etr0ifen, feinbli6e neberfdIe 81 pereiteIa.
1aa Il sibli6e 8eri6te.
Ser 8i6mpnO vBbis" pom 3. B.. 80. be>
rihtet iber bic StGrte Der ltniDnstrippen in
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-08
GurUpGiitbe Na6ridtem.
9lnfunft bey oompfers ..olmerifo."

Ser 9remer 8OtOampfer oglmerita", Capt.
S. WeAels, am 23. Stt. BON Bremen unb am
26. ppn Sputbamptpn abgefabren, fam am 6.
glOp. ingiemOort an uro bra9te cine Inn Usage
neuere 8pit als Die u8eriiu" uno 479 Baffa.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-08

9osSdif Senator beri6tete in Queen8topn,
baB eS am 10. Sept. inter Dem 6. @r. n6rol.
8reite unO 25.@r. mefl. 2dnse pm Dem 9iras
ten Slprioa geborbet puroe.
Inter ben %fallirten @elddftsbduiern lit Die
Sirmu @OIf & S6ud NIT $4,000 9fO. Ster<
ling.
0ie 3ebeQenanIeibe itano 64-66.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-08

9ie 8ebeuenanIeibe ituuo 64-66.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-14
OBITUARY.

Died, at the residence Of Mr.. David Scott,
near Marion, Ala, on Tuesday the oth OF
March, 1864 Mrs. MARIA S. HAN1LION,
form erly of Middleburg, Loudoun CO., Va,
and reEct of the late Henry II. Hamilton. Of
Princeton. n. D.
When from time arn"ised of the departure 81 some
dear and valued friend that bourne wlcce 10 traveller
ret urns how frcbly reminded OF being only su
ers here and having abiding city. 1t brings SD eeI
any time think that perchance may never a94i;
meet some absent ones endeared BY kindred 81 social
ties but when all hopes are ended and the grave echoes
never hard realize that we can no more Dc
gladdened by their presence no more take sWee S"I
toyether nor 90 hand in hand the holy sanctuary
days gone by but the thoughts OF their being III 'os'
bright realms bliss beyond the portals Of time and the Ter
vent hope of happy reunion with tlem can sJoe ana |
gate sorrow; when the first keen pangs are en-
The being whose memory we pay this tribute OF IeS%
lady possessing superior mind combined WIN .E
finest traits of character. Among her many hope q1'
ties the most striking were generosity oeeP syn
pahy with her fellow-beings kindness ana courtesy ~
straupers desire to render all around her happy III ac
to dispense good both by word and deed as far rs lay IL '
power - b.u
Her cheerfulness untirng energy, and above all! hef
Christian resignation amidst many severe and trying olue
never failed to win the love and admiration OF all VINO
her. character shone forth in all its usre ana pc ia
domestic scenes With what fathfuness and affection o
she discharge of daughter sister, wife ana
She died far away from her native blue mountains
she will long be rendered she nad On ngr o o s H
care devoted sister. The kind friends with "ho. S'
staid left nothing undone that could add TO ner con ~
relieve her malady but their unceasng efforts plo, %
railing. She told her sister time previous tlat Si
felt entering the dark valley of Inc sha"10" W
DEATH she had long since felt that peace winch the "o
not give e., +r,,
For the loved ones she has left to we feel '
sympathy knowing WELL what loss they sustain, 5 Ety. il
this dark OF adversely and may this sore iS1
sanctied unto their eternal good. y i''h''
'Beyond the flight Of time
Beyond the reign OF desth.
There is pure and blessed CLINE
Where life is breath,
And faith behois the dying here,
Transplanted to that glorious sphere
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-14
70 WATER TAKERS.

In order to tap the main at West hna lot o Gtv
hospitals there, the flow Of water into the Guy
will be stopped at 2 o clock 7. H., on NedAe'-
day, 18th instant, for about two hours:
80 >, ci;,,,?,'. .:..2'l. -