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oa8 ipanii&e @eib, bas mir ben Sdnben Der
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ipenn Sbr Grilten IeiD +! = 6eiliee SUNG
frau, Jet GSebeneoeiet - id lebe Iie mie.
argr breitete Die lrme ettppr nnb perIuGte
ii4 auf5uridtsn--bieSdatten beBGpoes idie.
men bon leinemN Nntlib gu tpei6en, leineQusen
1trablten neue8 SSeuer--r aa y t.,t.,r
20 Sin @o4rei be5 G56msr3eS, Der Mn9ft unp
bod oes frenoigea gGiepererfenuen8 mu9te
bic WIdnner lid,, umI4auen. Aniell.a,
bic Der S@nB aus bent tiefen59laf gewedt,
bic in BeioreniB ous 3elt perlallen bate II.
.--tbre gel4iiber am SUP Der Saline Inn els
men Tremben bei&ditt9t ie6eup- -loslei9 ber-
bei9eeilt lpar,8 erfaunte nit benz iAarfen
Guse tes BeibsS, trob ieiaeS wtlben Rrie,
9erl9nludst ben lun9en Snpianer, Der I'M
Sample tbr 2eben bei4irmt, unb ltiir3te
auf tbn 5l&5 Is5sI 8h1 ,slas4.n1s4 snreNF I
li9 Wantter @ptte8 mas 1T Seldeben? @ie
fpmnt Der inDtaniIde &nobe hierber? San,
ia 4lOplia = iper bat ba8 setban ? =
gaBt ibn ni9t fterben, pbne9 poB srg mir
Jtadri6t sibt bon bem GpDe meiuer @es
liebten! a s.r.,
Der lei6enOe Struggling 3o8 aua ieinent
8uien elm 9tfaltste8 8latt, befledt nit leinent
2eben5blut, uaD ftrefte bic Sanb nit ibnl
naG Der lpeinenDen 6rau. MS9e Der Sirt@
genre SpSel nit ieiner giBen @tinlme ipie,
Der psngpaib uno Die @6ene erfreueH u eine
Tbrdnen trcfnen, fliiFsfte er - Der 8eise
Ieler 1T 9erettet unp Wfatp Topa6 falln
beinsehen gu ieiuen Sdtern, Denu er bat Iein
Wcrt 9ebQlteu,! ar e
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+ 81 .lStp4fa- M Baltimore ben 25. MdrS 1S64.}
Die Nnfmerfiamfett aer @tsentbumsbtaser an guber<
Lamb inb @ilmOrr melGe fir Senuns b6n gunbsrlant-
rdee aes nb wir6 baraf eelenft ta6 pen Se betrefs
nben Sare nid an pber Benz "a. 2lenit s. s. beablt
toersen eS eine uneridsliGe Y6t IT. bieebeu sum Wer4
faufe ;u anpneiren.
'."e' SttismSfns DR. 9Srice,
z t26aRrj1mlp4w) H3t3 II Gttg.Gplectpt. 4
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Sin &pllectorS sofffce. !

EdItntpfe, 10 MPttl 1904.
Die @ufmerfiamfeit GleenttumS- -Sebern an beten
Seiten Spnieap, Baltimore 6apsttefr Orange Nnp
pleaidnt= Bath, Centre nb ARCnumentar, Elm Square
Sfltd un6 mealtG BON Spnbapir. aBt fir Seifnng BON
Spaedpr trirS tarnl gelenft baE feIe NfedrenS
ntdt pber benz IL Sept t. S. ts;obft merben cS
meine rlese pfidt it, ibr @ieentbum sum gertau st
Gnncuciren. ~ tsl- So
s 9lmsMffus gJe. 9ricc,
(15dSr4m1mpl City @raectcr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25
E. ~ Dfftee. 30. Z Sib.GreberidFr.
feben Ebitren bon 8altimcreitr, Tiflt4e Settt
Die @tufen htnonf. u ..nnrls1 a.-.ata..L. Il |
0r 3 Sahnfnn.

bp @raeurter eines Ser eren ntebin6en Gouesen ber
Ser. Staatem ter srEeu Ebel eines 2ebens in BEN
5oipttdlern 2pnbr gnriS pbfaselpDid lb anberen
Satten ;usebrnt bat etnge Der wuneerbartcn Seunen
rouenbe ppn beGen bic @eb6te Ter Nteei;in weie I'm
,dblis 2ebente fie an Obenautn Rerp6tl unb dneern
Rrdnfbeiten littsn iplde s. .. aud Die bel plSslsn Gs
rdun gu iebr errefen bic Su Ut errSfen Bel eertnatn
Rleiniseiten H. + Wurbe au8enbIidli& eepeilt. n III
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25
5000 9yFer0e DcrIanat.

~ Sriees-D Departernent1 9abduertez zBnrfdu,
f1tf H3G;sa ej Office heS OuartiermeiferS.u
Qpaibinstcn, .. s. s. Wdrs l863.J
Sin SmmSert InS ssinisisi Dollars ($t5O)
ser 8ppf wirb fur aae aaaa4l.8 rss~
snt 4i,lgg ,GnOnllcric=Nfcrbe, 49,. s
bic innsrbalb Der d6en Sreets Gage tn Die @eSetunss
Stale auf Gesbprp o. G., seefer pereen tuen be3att
b Deie gierbe mien In eber SeStetuns fetlerfre ein
ni6t untr (fun unb nit aber (neui Sabre olt son
141l bis 16 Sanb tr gut eenahrt unS eebaut a1t etn
DieGe SpesRfdtioren werben in jeber SeStebuus tena
turdeefubrt perben. 4gs.4 ts,..sg .s4
mebr eemadt.J hoe siI lsafef tgNB nsGg
Snipetttpns. .Stuuten ssn 9 ll9r gaorsens Bis rb
HbenSs ..tp@ ''4 800 w .-. $3.50
3 ~ Ane afs JAMES A. EKIN,
4s Lieutenant Colonel, Chief QuartermastsI
(17Aers1mt) ssi.y iil Cavalry Bureau.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25
@Ommifidre fiir Aoefnmna .. etraeem.

= = = - . Il N Q T c Zy. Wf1r3 1871,
Die Gcttiidre fir Seifnrg bpn GtraGen eeten bierttt
yadrtt 9bas fie Wputa9, ben 2. Mla b. S., 10 llbr
BCrmttae tn ibrer Office in Gtth San d Seriameln
ben, nm Bic ttnen Seranse Mmtspai6t unb Nt6prit
aus;uben 8etreiS S8lieBans enes Gbsiles spn albe-
arlefr Sw6en Gantpn Apenue ub @lice Nnn Strdse In
SefcleunB elmer Spn Wappr un6 Stabtrab erann Orbit
nanj, batirt l6. Nldr; 1864.
~ |p Spfepb StmmS, -
.11 ,ta.a Ssm Ssefgs z ap; S0rS0n, el'anniTar'
,i3l fEaot Gateb 9. opnes,
(3lARr.1ntIn4n) Glerf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25
@sfdbrlt&t Rrantbeit.

gDtnn ber rrsstletete untluse Sfnsns ausfinbe sas
ct ben 8ei biets 9mersbaItsn Sranbeit tn M aafsenO-
men bat 70 seiebt es b9uis faB Elm useseS Sdanse>
fabl pser bic 8urd Dor @ntbedlns ibn abl4rtd fb an
ene srtenben, oui pele Spi5e brr @rsiebuna unb
Repsftatlitlt anein ein Gerranen ten fonnte unb
martet 10 lange BIS bic Spuptpns biee8 reden ebss,
wie g. etn NIT @ei6wI ent5lnett SAILS eine bDie
gale Smsr I'M SSsfs nns N zen g.fssa @Sases . res
ner inb Nrmen Sinneu i'm 0ete unb ali cen Grtremiti-
ten @ sesen, tuc funn teit uebel nit einer i6reten
S6uelefeit Dor @ f6rettn Bis 3ulest her Gaumcn unb
BITE gtaenncden einia9en3 baS Optr brrfrtbdren 4rat
btt eiu @eastitaaS res Diees rb unb Ger Sob einen
threfliten Seioen tabnrd en @rSe ndt tag IT tn rad
ienem 9an@ lrn9t BON etn @eenter snrdtehrt.
IS III cine ra;rst 8tdtl1at baB &uuienhe bieer frrt-
barren aranbsit SUN Sgsr alsn tn gplse her Ansettd.
lt6fe unpienfer prdblEr relde bird 2rfpeueutg eeS
toeheu Giitss Res t ter Gle @onitrtiun oernten nS
ben Ne esS Esens IN Elm tienes Dalein certraneeln
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25

bttenfen tas ein senter @ef urb m ssiOer kSrptr bic
nctbweaci9fen @rrrserniie sr etslihea Gl deltstet
limb a Dtn fisls mib bic @eiie tes aebsns m raurieem
Ytserabr Die %n&lItttn hes yeb ms Sceliihfetn lib iue
lid uno bic sele ip;rp sreriffen bon 8erimcluns us me,
landpltidcn Serd0tun8fn, eas bic breueen wetde
Mhfere ernies.n etr,rtiaert iino. Us
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Il lleatf{ q>r,igr.

Sable in fit Nmadtt e2it ic fn e bic Rtnee mid.
ti9r wunelrSt 6ea gra ieaet tret 3r SptnUa aus.
flbte NIB ethsrr 3tnas iappcttspre unb oiee antere
gla!tn rntfttttt wu.t. urt tnef hin @eue auf snet
gtaratter afs t s3er3 a.;f 5bdrafte tn6 Ges
ltifung. s't'
ll3f 43s1 GlniE Vet. te rsf fe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25
as,i m~6 ! ,u bad sr

Or. Sptnhsn biete altn 2entn ieint 6lit an pcl&eI
tnr9 icl6 erteimt uno latrlihe @ei unh R6rser
orenee ur eie Arbett bic 6efeobae unb bic undbs
ntadenee 2aifer eid1mad babsli.
pier e stntat Ger rsrrsen unb fd:ensUertbtn Tel
gen her rrbtn @surfnbsiten res safers Stw DE TN Rf
fts ge.n Der 1u teraf Ser,flppIen ne b6it llnrute
gasen4wd9c nnOrbnuns Ger @ertaauns Drsane. anst.
uetnt Gnttrdltuns. Spmptrme her SGwtnsiuTt. III
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25
4Jna. Q:uts,

bon tOsn &euten rser in Der Sut l,rntn uns hsren S-
gen t aand@ttb ipir.n, itlt TN Sdlas bue pplutip
nett bic, renn uugethe te Gle unn,eglid MAIDEN unb
Rbrper uno e serrren frutn irprt ri. n6bisn dit.
ts tean Spae perDnen taew teprr lie tintreen IN te
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25
acbcimeir Strauf!leitem

1q 9cbct tGietl StraufDe item
semdt perten als ca fnt: 3eusunBsuni6steit Sdbabs
in benz 9tadtn uac ban lieoern Gn3nSn9en ber 3ieren
unb gaie, 6aatnereItbun8t S4wd6t ter gterpsn Nta-
eeni6pdde Nattisett, Gtettr5eibldsenbe. @erfdnteS
ihpdd)e 6ersppen GdAdernbet 3ttttrn, NNgeM ldwdde
S@ptnsel SOpflaners Gntjilu6an9 tee Saes, tsr Mat
ter 2unse, tss Wdseas, ter Gtn9epee un6 aat iener
nebe bic bon eetItn 9sbeimen 0tocbnteen Der Sugeub
Eele ibren Spern setibrlter ns ala Ser Sirnen Sc.
lang ben @eabrten beS lpItS EerrIbren unt wen Htd
i.s sttetlt perOtn ibre ssrsenStt SOnunsen rerntd
ten, gdwae Ger Gpnhtuttcn berocrbrusen bic Gbe u-
m5aiS maiden nnS sultst Ten a0rptr unt inn erf6reS
as9 n5 Snn3e @drner. er.e;S.. ~
bspnSsrs mel6e ts Cpier neS e6smen 2aers sepprsen
ne baS 1brli1 la ntls Sdnienee IN en III rutes Wrat
re6t, rele tr ibre erbabenen 3nlrnte nb enrpdelen
@eranteSfrafte nit sem Dpuner ser 0eretamft cen Sc
nat besert b Der 9er bedubernbe GSne entlpdt baben
~Hrsen, mOsen iib nit pouem Wertraaen nnben. .fs,
-i H1 8t1beirat0ete WerIoaen; ~
rter Spl&e pelde @ su cerbeirdtbea beabdtieen unt @
ptblifber SWade pber eneS dneereu SnbernieS beruB
fnb, slten uneerslslib Or. Scbnfsn su abe sttben.
Gae 6nberntie segen bic Rbe pbpI6e pbsr eet9e Ger
sittRns &ssbaris Der Me ben 3tsrn ans e4padt Ossr
Derienise weder id Der 8ebanbluns unS Surrrse BON
Or. Subnicn uateret tann ibn al5 einem Gtrenntae.
ptne gur9t @ aaSertrauen unc sperid auf feline 6rjt-
ltGe GeiGidlt6teit rerlaien.
M Orsantfde SdwaAe ge
irb unSesuslt 8ebeilt Gle Sre srat miestr bsrs
felt Diees iurdbare Qeittn peIdeS baS 9ebeneenb nb
Sic @be unb @a6fpmmtni6ait unmssb ma6t, f,cit cas-
9Ors Derer, bic bren geicen9afen nnbeiOnnen ir1bnen
Snnse 2es no 81 let8t 3n IuS9wstfungtn eenest retl
fe teen Sslsen nit eenau tennen 0bslet9 f aud bur
Srifturen Neber9lasen I'm Sarn, Stein ub antere lr
aden entiteben fdnn 10 TT e bod meifentbes cine Srse
bes Nibbrdudes ber ebelen Grsdne g9er dber nth es
dusne bob t 9ra Der Gr3eusuns eber Denen oerIp
rem mtrh bic @ bsimlen 2aRern erseben ais bon Denem
bie ea uetie iinb. rr s.l es,9 /
@ Office: 90. z @ab.Greberidfr.,
Feben Tbaren BON Baltimprefr, SffttAe Sette,
Die 9tufsn ttnauf a3 .amis1 sstsgfg4sH
gldn merle lid Namen urb Sdsnumnter 6cntt unptIfen-
IL uns trseriibe Naamader trriebene nab seienlple
Quadldlber, S&utftder @tefelwiler, Strastnrctneer
unb auern anee;ceen bon Dr. Sptnrn Stuf in Der Wabe
R8. Gne grtefe mlien enen gpf-Stamp entlalten
l. Cine osilus3 Ia 2 &assn 3uget6ert. III
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25
Gitp Gommifffpncrs &offfcc.

7.r.r 4. Saltimple ben s Mprtl 1854.
Gereselte @neebpe erten df bieer Sifee bis Sretae
rem o. b. W 10 nbr gprmittaes entseeeneencmen, nm
fr bic ber SarpiS@ref su err6enSe Bride in2ancaferr
Grune ;u arate u Yfilsr su esen De Bride uirb pb-
eefabr 90 Sns Sftd BON fer eegenpdrttgen err9tet
perfcnen mee berlber n1btre 9luslunf winihen t6n'
men bieief6e amf rbenerpdbnter Office srbalten. gi
SOB 9 mi If,
(NprSb22aT) AGlert Der @5taetcpmntilIare
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Baltimore sS5pfpita1.
3ur untsrpriiduns ber Quudal5srsi stablirt,

Der sin,ist piqb Ii Ter M.lt, nu li4trt,
fHneQs unb 4, iia1i.5. Rurce. Iii e..~t'2
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25
DR.. Johnston,

Der ein}ige 1rst ilelt'er anij t. III
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25
NsrfhGftR : 0Snfi1.
m Groterie & QiqnOr- -Wei6dft
Nreb. Guno s. 'G 0 m

SSreb+ Suno S Is o nj D.,
SO. 9arrifcnfr.. SW5en Baltimore nnb sFupettef
Dd ptr has Cbtse @edaft errn 5enrs nefelv tauf
lid bernpen baben unb taelbe in Der teen gDeiie ct
Snfabren beabbttsen 70 MAIDEN pir nnren reunte unt
Bednnten wte benz eeebrten Yablfum berbdpt bic erse
bere Mn3etee, baB MIR ets bic ben Groceries tpDrrtt
u6b enbetmde 8ri6te frtpe aud aae Scrten 81 uDt
QDeine n.i M. auf saser balten unb gu mdsaen gree
berfaufen. ,4,-, ~ (24tr31Nt}
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25
Ytifis.,

Die drsdbtben 8rtnnstn sts 9aters ab febr sa faY&
ten. 0eru bes Gtbi6nilts 8erwirruns Ter SSeen, @t
brldbeit eer eiAeetrafte bOe bnunsen Mbntsun8 Dor
Der &eftuibaft y nt adj Ginamtee, Wttaranen 9estn
I'D islbf Sar4tamfe ii. |. ~ nt sinise ser i3limmsn
Epse. +ft~ u @&
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25

Gs oittr,ee uriyi cast ns rntebsutenSe Suatalber,
welat i'd ais IerS.eaYsstbea lne Or. bnitcn's Mnfan-
bouleeu erpiaea Gclttder Stiffemibler 2pnpenpuBet
III ~ stbdrmlide uls oetabrlie 9obma6er wtl6e ibr
9tben aiiatt eer telea syiiendait fr piiin Gem ME-
briaiitn S.rnft wtemtsm. iN Jest esefnaBs sbilbete
Mers tulien stt liner sbrenen unb nts Nrges Nbnen
cen @ -bransen bic teeiunpbet A1er pel6e nngludlt-
der sDti in tire 5apot tenme eerine aben inO rtnt-
ten Er Scbntpn bilt beB6alb fur nothwenee dn er-
mabneu befpnser5 fir Srld wet nit etatn &ue utbe
tannt nb eaS ne Sslaubisunoen Dter Dplpme bsaanss
tn ietner Offet ltts.m. -. s44-fe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-25
Nh dI.m.e

Dr. Spsnfcn III ttr ttnst resslmdbb etbiltstt arjt
wttr bic 5ttuns bon 6eritn Etanttitn dMsetet Getne
Wttel mnb Seeanelnns nb aaen aubertn sdnili unbe-
tannt VI IT srn tnem 2ben pti6es e tn
ben er6et.n 5rptdrn &urrpdx u6 hem eren bteS Fan.
bss sutra&te. ndmds: gnelnnh Brantrstt nn6 tn hem
BiSdleS eon pbabsIybta u no. b Ct bat ene nus5toePn.
tere Yraris, ais dle anbereA Merjtt Der QDtlt.
Der, reldtr @ btr Deee hes Or. spbnhpn dabttm etbt
fann a prtrauen aU feline Gbre ale gann uab sne ~e-
t&6lidtettats Mrjt. 34i 13
N3- Office; SO. 9 Gh. Nre6ertd ftate, Itntef
5anb bon 8aItsnaOrsfr, xsbea N nasbeitertaas." @
0GuttrantftiIsh spsrbsn i3asH 8tttilt.
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Ae(d)Gfts6nrten,
Oentidbe MpOthetem
gxhurfeS unN gNtHt0na GaSpGrt,

$40. a gforb>GarHrase
uub gde bpa 8ennpIsonia Noeune unb BSOIeftrase.
Hnere an ben O6sen glasen seleSeRe gpct9efen itnb
ben Serreu a5en, ippie BEN seebrten Rubiitnu beens
snpIogIeu 8esepte nnb oRfise uebi3niiGe Gercron1s
seu pcrbsu au eoer 3eit unb init Der srSBten sOrsal
onoetertiot; ou6 nb mir burd5 6Guse Ir5e Senbnsen
ets NIT amen ~ uuiere @eI&Gfte SeRSrenben Tfeoieas
meueu SerIe6en. Die anfertguuS Gemii9er Frdparete
ippie ou teuliis analpeu beDrsen mir in unerer sH>
borotcfum. Ueor4H >
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ASer Sarfe &nma ann
mpfne I'd ,,' s.5.tr
as- 43 Sfen, .tntaltenbl en pOrtrtGt9eaHse
Der aaerneueiteu II filJ5 4s33f8itrffttr4Ss ~. 81
r GpeIs nn6 0alanterieipdareit, .s' -
be i dtrtnb uctnes MuenttdlteS tn Gurcpd NIT be1cnbea
terer Spretdlt dspatlte Hnb BITE Id rph an BEeberoer
fdufer, ipie an gpnIumentfn btli9f nb9ebe
''sFs9 SeOrg y. Gtenbacb, sNHaa
sll Snpprteur pf Eons Tancs @ppt8, sEsnple Of
8ancp", Nr. 70 80. Baltimpreit. Gff EriSctettS
(Ipttfil tIsQ1J1l 9ueb. s1nJ 81 f4lggFf
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Trifh aitaefDmmere neiie 08aar
gBr trbieltn ete rsenbe gDaarsn bic ptr an 9DieSeF
ertGufer btuief abseben:
100 8uiHe neue griine @rben, 10 iiU s5Nla
3 500 bp. 9ptone Ober California &rbIea, 81 ~
100 Barrels eeipaltene @rben, itt iH "'t
5000 pfb. i'd 6ne brette 2inienI si4iC fra uts4
Il 1000 @reen Gprn, r,t.< -
10 8db grpBe tirf'FAe 3reti9eri sHbl'ii9 Iso
@ 5-BaB Birnen yyl1 9iJfG dfff Ff93efi,t4l{ 4l{gsteg
200 NeeS eeiddlte @erite tn dlen Ntummetn
Sasp 5afer8riiBe WaiSensrteS @bpcOtae due SCrta
!. - Ipe6d & ggtIbetmp,
an1aprjf 31i'4 .'e~ i43 379 Sd BalttmOrefr. 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-11
TRERurE a. RrsPRnF.

Al . nesting Of the officers Of the 4th brigade, 1Et
division Of Forests cavalry department held A. had
qasrters February q, Is54, for ths purposs o. paying
a tribute Of respect to the memory Of the la.s Col. Jea.
e Forrest who was killed on the 2si Of Fsbrusry,
1854, near OkO.oaa, Mississippi. Col W.. L Buekrorth
YVES called 20 the easif, @d CAPS. Y. L. Rosssr vas re
guestsd % act as secretary. The Meeting was eaHsd 10
order snd opened with prayer.
Ga motion Of Col JOHN aeQairk, q COMMITTEES Of zx
was appointed 70 drsn sui.abls resolutions expressive
Of ihs sentiments Of he oassrs ssssm5lsd- Gel Joha
AeQairk was appointed chairman. Lisut.-C2 J. H.
Crews Naiof Esklss Capt ". T. Baker. Capt c c.
Jay and Lteat. D. ". J~oh=ston. members Of the CON
mi'tse, who reported a. foil5zs:
WhsrsGs, 4 wiss and sl nsseifni ProTldsuoe la
suddenly called from our ui1ss our much Isasa.sd
comm andse, who Eu While mob y batting far lb.rtv
freedom and Justice; and, whereas, tom long acoua.1t.
aaes aud f~hsndship Of he mos. Intimate eharss.sr.
70 asPiofe MS Frsp arabic loss. aud duly ap3reeats
me mAnIy courage, strict Integrity. smia5uI.y and
noble hearted generosity Of the dscsaa-d; ths-ssyrg
be Il resolved.
l. Fhat nths dsafh Of Cot j. Forrest cur br-
sads has lo3t a beloved leader. In whose nature iusv.
nsDt Wa placed lmpiet couddsaes HIS quick p7wsr.
Of peresRiion and isction rendering him suiusu-lv
aasd a. a leader, while BY hs n~zfsiiug sense Of right.
unainehing Determination, and strict discipline, be uas
~ = Attoa 20 F1ia 70 ll~ car1r.
I. ThNt In hs dea.h our country has lost one Of her
most noble aud promising SOFA A szHmads ma. be
slFsAay hsd risen 20 GislacI0n as q military leader.
HIS patient application, energy and rsmarkabis tsnaeI-
y Of memory, both Of msn and things. rscdsrsd him
P~rs-sninent among his associates.
3 That orr cause haslast . gallant AID fasriess Do
fsadsr. Cool and unsHsd amid da Ead carnage o.
battle, b WAS always where The eouaict ragsd dsressL
encouraging his troops Ct al lnss With bis presence,
And IN deed ever saying dsaA OF cic.5rE.
T. Thai society has lost = useful and fEyorts msa.
Der; AHsbls and easy OF asssas to zl-naturalIy pos
assssd Ct keen End playful vii hs vas always a vel
come saest. His native dignity Of character secured
for bin In every erels profound respect, while bis noble
and generous nature won the ~hisndaaIp and esteem Of
al with when be became sCq1aiuted
5 That We heartily symPsthizs and oordsls with he
fSnIy CT the deceased in their bereavement. ana in
taken Of rsspee, that we wear the usaal badzs CT
uourulag FOR thirty days
s. That q copy Of ths preceding Of tins meeting
be sent TO The faEly Of he deceased, aa6 aIss b. pzb-
Ishsd ia the MsmpbIs APPKAL.
On motion, ~ sdl5UrE sfns de-
col W DUCKYORTH, Chsirman
Cart. " I. R9ssER, Secretary.
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Aoiofisty ia sonRsction with ocean navigation.
. m whom Cspt Ssmmss viii ind fee
worthy Ct his sesl."
Aes mission Of this steamer. whila 4 u;u he
shleny 10 hunt aud catch tbs AlsbaEva nil 80
Do directed sgainst tie other Confedersts c,1;s-
ers-Goorgit, Florida, Rlppahanpock. 1sbo1I5
the latter s ? to ses,) and Tuscaloosa Alras5v
NO osfks have lstt Euslsud with Goals for ~
he~ GOMEZ which viii DO DISCHARGED IL soe.
o. Two ports which THIS vessel viii make her ran.
dezyous. This steamer, OF course. will at n
conjunction With Tho Federal cruisers row On
The look oli for the AlAJamA ne nav bere r.
peat that this action on the part of Brtish me-.
chsnis is prompted by heavy combined And
per@onal l7ssea ia tho destruction az prrt-,i
goods 10 Anodcsn bottoms, ana also nv tbs
tact that hitherto al the sGogts Of he FsdsTsI
nayy % capture the Alabama have been truiFsss.
AHh- SiaOsrg Reporter.
The London Posi-, OF tho IIth inst. speskip1
Of no departure Of tho p~rivasssr Florida from
bfesi, feysi lutaliEsnes was received At Liver.
pool yesterday afternoon 70 the effect thas the
Confederate cruiser Fl0rids, under the command
Of Capt. Mams, lett Best on Tuesday night, in
,hs midst Of q dense fog, on a cruise We M
dersiand that the United States wsr steamer
kearAage, On being spprsod Of the Florda's
calling, stood out to sea the same evening, 60
hat there Is every possibility OF q SIGHT between
tho tYo veaselS should they chance to get foul Of
zach o her.
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% fern new combinations for ageihsF adgsncs
10 crush out /" this wicked rebellion against the
regularly constituted authoritiss OF The beat
government tho world eyer saw
In ths nsantlms We must not be Idle. Every
nsFve must be strained 10 bsAis The ioElhoom.
log programme Of She enemy, whstevor thA.
may be. II viii be soon spparani, 90 he cannot
loag seaain Inactive. Ths term Of enlistment
Of tho gsssseF portion Of the Nsrihega army sx-
Pifes Ia May. Tho snemy will push matters
vigorously duTiag the n0zt few months Ia Wow
Of this fact hut II each and oyery one OF us
will shasTfuily perform that duty which We ows
10 onT souniEy, there IL 20 danger b DO sppFe-
headed The advance Of the enomy viii be
checked, and the second spring easlpalQn Of
1864 viii meet with tho sans Disastrous Fssults
a. rs Predecessor. Tho veteran Yankee sol.
dissa, already tirod OF the waT, viii bscoms dis.
plgiled, aud no threats. lndaeemeals o. bouniiss
Of tho Lincoln Government Will have Tie do
aired eject ia eausing them TO fe-enlist.
The Backbone OF this thitd grand anacouda
muat DO eiisetually broken before we eau lock
loTwaTa with any certainty for peace. We mus.
whip The enemy into teIms. Itia ths only way
By which ne can secure q peace from The North.
The sooner Ne make up 0ug minds 10 aceomp-,
llah shls the better, II We c~onvincs TIE North
era people that NO are able to maintain our In
dependence AgeinEs their eggfossiaua, and do
feat The aYmisa Of the Black Republicans. We
viii have peace from the Yankee Government
aud recognition tfem foreign powers, No As
distance should be expected from France or
hnglAad, or any reliance placed Ia the result Of
NOElhefn elections. Oar Armlos Ia the deld,
with the Wiling aud hearty cooperation OF the
people, will, with God's assistance, win our In
dependence ct the poinl Of the bayonst. This
Is lhe only way in which the f~AnAtieal md slf-
neeked PuTltans Of New England and the fAdi-
cal Red Republicans, Lineola, Seward, Chase,
Greeley, and all that class, can DO forced to
acknowledges our Independence. We must hghs
our way 10 peace.
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Camp sd Confederate beg noar dalton, Ga

Camp oh Coafsdsrats Reg near Dalton, Ca
March 9TH, 1884.
MEssRs EDfTORsi As lhefe seems 10 be q
general Impression that officers are required to
psy Tor their eomaissadss, under the recent act
concerning rarions for officers, / herewith send
you my construction Of the law, which you viii
please publish for what It is worth, 1 believe
that the Secretary Of War viii eonssrue the law
TO mean, that
All comm s5ioced officers 10 the field or saost
are allowed TO draw Isiions gratis, andsr such
regulations as may be prescribed by tho Ssers-
ssrY Of War Preceded, that no law or any re-
gulston shsll hereafter be construed % allow
An oG5er 20 draw or purchase from subsistence
stores mora than one ration day.
Tda clsuzo " for less price than the cost there
Of including trsnsPorss:isR," has reference
slsns to offesrs not in the field nor saasL.
W. P. WLsos,
9Th Confederate Regiment.
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A PRBsEsT FoR GEN. WALTHALL-The
local Of the RICHTER has seen at the saddle and
hsEness department. Of the Alfalfa Arsenal, of
which Mr. VIM IL MoOrei is the superintendent,
6 beautiful saddle made to The order of the mem
bsrs Of Walthtus brigade, by whom It is to be
presented to their commanding officer. Every
thing about it 3 COnlsdeTats manufacture, and
IN elegance ami taste Of workmanship, We bsvs
seen nothing to surpazs it. Gen. WalthaIl is
PTeud Of his gallant brigade, and this
handsome testimonial of the confdsnes and es-
TEEN OF the brigade is = a. tribute to his high
worth as an Of6esT and q gentleman:
The saddle ID accompanied BY 8 bride and =
pair of holsters % match.