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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-18

Gen. Sigel's Na6fol9er in Yenni. lit
EGet. Mprri5 6. Serrp, lpel6cr iein 6auptz
quarter in Heapipg aufl6lugen pirO.
9aS neue &agabp nbengefek
pel6eS fiir5li6 BON Der Geleb9ebln9 paIiirt
purpe, lit bereit8E in Strait. Inter pemlelben
wlroe pOrgeitern Srant 8augbnlan perbaftet,
ltno pm &i6ter Srpoen tpegen @asabpnoirens
fir 8 Monqte pa6 Der Sail 9ei6idt. 7.3
@illian Spu9bertp, Dom 9pli3iiten &erlilger
als g~emeiner 9ieb perbaftet, wuroe BON benz
felber 3i6ter ebenfall8 nab Der Sail 1peoirt,
nm Dor Die Grimilalcourt 9eiteqt Su peroen.
GetDbtet. ~ 8ripate Gepree Goraro
@atbil pom Der 9otpmac Some Brigade ipuroe
in Der Samitas gta6t inter fpl9enoen nmitdn=
ben eri6p6en. Scr GINGER Set maren cine
9tnSabl Splooten in bas Quartier zines SUIT
lers ein9ebrpden, in Spl9e penen perbaftet uno
inS @uarbbaltS 9elperrt tpprben. Inter benz
Ielben befano 1i6 Der pben gripdbnte. Z sSt Der
SumItag Na6t entflOb er aus benz Ma6tbaus
uno iplrbe, pa er auf ben Nnruf Der @a6e
nidt Salt mladte,2 BON bteier rieoergei6pfen.
ST mar nngefdbr 20 Sabre alt u1o aus bieiiger
lStabt. eaaL ,yl2 nrse d q r.a. ,s,a@ ssas
f. Splb at ertru .-@elterngla6mit
tag fanb man i'm Balm an Sube BON 8rdli=
%pentitr. ~einens Splputen in Gapaleriez Uniform.
lSSSn ieinen Sai6en beianoen ii8 $3.50 Gpz
lroner Spartlin belt 2ei6enidau ulo Die SSSurp
lgab ben .llrtbeilSlpru6 :: 3uidllig ertrltnfen.
Wan bradte BEN 2ei6nan1 nah penn Soften
Ibauie. ssar ,r.r ID s. rl ~r.ei55sg
Ser 81. g atridStag tptroe geitern
non ben Srtdnoern in iibli9er @eiie gefeiert.
l@s 9ing bie$mal quSnabmSmeiie iebr rubig ba=
lbet Su. eat25'tasl ,5aeaa8cf u3sI Ont
Sntereiianter Sail r. @pr Der
3d. Staten 9iItriftszgpu t TAM spprgeitern oer
8rp5eb Der 6erren 8ed & 8a6mann, sipeier
ESabatsbdnbler bieii9er Staot, 5nr gerbdnbttng.
8iaiam 6. 8eale, Der gl1ellor pes 3. 9itrifts
bate ndnli6 gesmeifelt, pap Die BON pbisen
Serren genla6ten @n9aben tpegen 9eriteuerung
Eibrer @aaren p~puitdnbig correft ltno treu iIeiien.
E@r bate besbalb auf ei9ene Sauit cine 9lb=
li6dbung bieier @adreft pprgenpu,men ltno
l$77OO mebr beraisbefpmmen, in 6olge behen
(oer SteuercOlleftUr Y.r0. Sduerlpein Die feb
lsnoe Steper perlan9te. t6iergegen batten bic
Selleer Der @darer tGecrtrs ergriffen, ,inbem tie
a1t9aben, baB ltG oieie ibersdblieen @aaren in
9drtpsn bon M9ehten befdrben uflo nod aar
rl6t p%ertanft ieisrt, Of SSn 8pl9e bsiIen mar Die
Sade abgema6t nnb Der @eclrs ais gultig be-
%funoen. 4a3. aiaE g iei 40 z q1a3 fam'Fa@
| 9teGetratbebtfl tritt belte in Strait.
stiles Getratpe, oas gu @afier CUR Stabt eez
Ebradt miro mlB binnen 2 Stutben nat ieiner
Anfunft Bel benz General Snipeftpr a~laemeloet
~neroen, Der eaiIelbe oann ipiesea ldBt. 500
Straie itebt auf iecem einselnen llnterlaHmngs<
SAL. 'o' aasf - 49, no 5sI 'e asiS 1aa9
aS Ell. Ser 8eliib oes Wlapors
unp bes SpeSidl=g pmttes pom iStaptratb i'm
GOlumbla eSnltihit fir Saube, Stlnme nnp
8ltnoe, nabe 8uibiustOn, 8. Is. waroe anti
ISamftag 3. II: glprl rerlhpben, 2 7 nbslss
@Olo itano getern 18Th; Ser. Staaten
5l2O Bomb 1857
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G;iienbabueuufau.

BD ito It, II. Wldr5. 8enl. S. Oap9p0o
uuO 3. Natbaniel pen acton (Wtai.) wuroen
bette beiOe get6otet, ols iie in elmer anti6e
iber Die Giienbabn gu fabren periu6ten. a1
Srant gtoble, II Sabre alt, puroe bente in
Bolton nit $4,000 perbaftet, Die er auf oergarf
8uut in Stem Sort seltpblen baben iOlI, mo er
ais 8pte a%ngelteat NAT. Serielbe piro na69lew
gprf gel6idt tperben.. 'a'a1
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lDo[GlnatOn, o. c.
8rpBe eit.-8

1@rpBe Gntfdlpffenb eit.-8pr=
9eltern muroen Sipei nniOnSleloaten nabe Oltnz
ions Sill uon pier Gueriaus 9~efangen 9enDml=
men. 0tan bra6te lie nab einem @eb0i5, no
nod Elm ~gefangener 8arger MAI .nno ltelte 2
Wiann Na6e nit Slinten unb 3epplpern od5u.
Corporal. 6ragnon uuD iein 8egleiter, tpelhe
ioeben g~eflngen woroen paren, paBten fir cine
giinitige @%elegenbeit auf, iiberfelen Die 8a6e,
nabmen ibuen ibre Gepebre ab, i6phen bieielbe
nieoer uno madten lid auf Die Slu6t. @iner
Der qet6otetel 3ebeIen mar 2ieut. 6DpftnS.
Wlan brahte ipdter ibre 2ei6nume nu6 S6prt
9tlbanp uno begrub tie. 1' .eee aa4
/ 6 4redIi6er unfalI. n Geitern
Morgen paiirte duf Der 6arm bes peritcrbenen
9r. Snpoer an Der Sennalptppn Gpao unneit
@eprgetDmn elm iGrefli6er unfaa. .G8 tparen
baielbIt cine Nn3ab[ 9trbeiter bei6ditigt eincn
tjefen graben 81 9tegierungS5pefen ber5uitelz
len. 8l6Bli6 fIrjte cine Der GromdrOe Elm
urp perl9uttete 3 Der 4rbeiter. 0lan traf TO-
fort 2tnitaGten st ibrer &ettung. Ser erite, ben
man fano, mar t0pt uno f6ien augenblidli6
get6otet pprOen Su fem. Ser 5peite mar 10
arg 3erquetiht uHo 9epreBt nproer, ebqB an Elm
Iuitpmmen idwerlid gu oenfen 1T, tpdbrenO
Der brittle, pbgleih arg perlebt, ST retten fem
miro. Der 9tame beS erItern lit @eibel.
100 8ebellenpeierteure, nell
de in Der lebten 3eit in uniere 2inien gefem=
men unp i'm alien Capitol ein9eiperrt tpproen
naren, leifteten 9eItern Den Sreueio inter Der
neutrality-suspicious. Oes 8rdlOenten unb
murpen e%ntlalen. Mtan CAB linen freie Sabrt
biz philadelphia. ao 5l 6 iG
t8preSfi fit 9ebetIengefan9 gle ne.
-0berit @m 6ofnan, @de pom S uno 20,
Str. ma6t befannt, ba6 &iiten nit &leioern &C,
BON SreunDeu uno 8eripanbten an &riegsgez
~funqene ab9eianot werpen t6nnen uno ri6tio
CUR NblieIerung ~gelansen. @pntrebanozNr tifel,
al8 9iquor, @aien, MilitdrfeiSer &c. iiup bappn
aus9ei6lOien. 5 saet <53 se
t8ufammenftpb 5peier S6tffe.
= Ser g.. ct. Sampfer 6arpeit 0tpou fam
geitern Mlor9en ppt Sort 0tpnrpe bier an. Sim
8OrO beiIelben befanp iid 9tomiral 9ablgren,
nel2ter in @itp 8pint gepeieu mar, I'M ieinen
Spbn, penss fir5li6 gefollenen Sberit lllriC
9ablgren Suritd5ubalten, mas ibnl lepO6 1l6t
9elungen Tcr.
gtuf Dem Mege nu6 bier mar oieier 9ampfer
nit einem unbefannten S6Doner Suiammel=
qeitpBen, nngefdRr u Mtsilen bon Smith 3
4pint, lno mar arg bel6dotst tpprbeil. Nue
Bumpen mubten angeiebt merbeu unb aber
5000 @aq. @afer wurben mtsgepuinpt.
Der Gomiral leitete in8eripn bic game glrbeit.
Ser 9ampfer befnbet i6 bereits IN &epuratnr,
NSpttS.
ER s. etm bic arpBe Altrrlrsiftn nue gcttGrll
nnb helt aQe gDunren. Nld1 ipre9e ocr IN lhrer NSOpnun9
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Nus Meitpirginieu.
ffratiOnetl Ser @ebeuei

YbilobeIpbta, II. MdrS. 9la6 elmer
fpecielen 9epeide bes Bulletin BON beute aus
Gbarleltown beFano iid cine Nebellenntadt BON
1900 Wtann etpu Is Meilen pom Gopanootte,
8arbpnpile beorobenS. Sine itarfe Sruppenz
abtbeilung 1T obaei6idt tpprben; iie ubiufan@
den. ~ saat ...LnA.L ~. 81.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-18
NSnrOIdnD Gfafe sSdir,

am 1S. Sebr., sum 8e'ten %pertpunoeter &rieger.
Diejenieen teutftem Dan,en, arel6e f@ an eieitr Sdir su
betbetlieen unb ;t benz 3wefe neite, psn mir felbft auS9eIu6t tie
unb ~tmpprtirte Spiel- ane @alanterie=g4dareu f~pltfAet,
tGnnen ipl6e at CIT srps pretfen Bel mir taben. 1ri9I1e5f
So Got 911tf @er.p tetnbn6 4lts94
Snpcrtenrl Spn Sriel. unS Galanteriepdd
ren, 70 70. Baltimerear. Ode Gripplets
+ c[Ebrl20 .f a3rE p Muep. f2.E# .T1.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-18
3tons=Smulc.

Die ilbrIibe S&nlprifune In hieler Mnaalt pirb an
Wtpntdg, eA q. 3. tbren Nnfang nebmen unb at tsn bsiSen
nd6hen 9asen fcrtseiest in folgenSer : rbnuna:
WontnS Wcrn,tttaS Bon S-1%utr: Die 1, q, 8. It. 4. RldTe.
Na&nittags bot So Die ste &laGe,
Dteritdg S~erntttag bon 81 Die 6e 6lane. t
Nd&ntittas BON 3-6 Die 7e &lnhe. srlq.sqt
DtittToob Urrmtttag rem 81 DE Ute &Iahe, la.~ =
" Nd1ntttag Hon Sc ShluBfeier in cer 9tcts
Rrr6e. ~ Gan '.
Die hteeaebenen Settterntiuc rerten plnftli@ etngsGatten
HrE sr- ---~. ia. fTn 9Ufl -
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Oeue dn5eigen.
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SIT elmer 0enerdIsS~ erfammImng be3 SSiarDfOrtema

" WITT SeFetNS. .0"" :
Sn 5pIge Der, al Die etnSe men Mrbetter her Ttrnd gbut.
8nlbe & 80. e~reanseaea .3uftriiten, in Wel&en bieleIben
arIfgsfcrtert %iperesn, ~fpdtefens tis sum II. @tir, nit Ser
@oaetbnn9 ttTer tn Insrtff genpnmenen @r6ett,n ,u beailt-
EeIt' nuroe III Der 0eftern nattsetabten Weriamml una tey
seretnt9tsnpthnpmnber nit 10 sesem 6 Stirtmen b~sftlSIIen,
ias ettler anHe!eerung tpe6er Bulge selettet, MD hieiel6en
tresttorrte bernfit9tt9t rsrbt. tuielane bic Strrta %. {tnabe
&Gr, lorrte BE 6trnta Sttef 4 Go i6 ~peisern, bic eewiG
btltse ulo ~;ettgsndBe Scrteruug pm 10 rrp Sent 9~0tnerbS-
bultg iu Serwtlt9fn, mas bic 5trinen .. QSfltenS NIB s.,
Sable beretts bereitrtlig setbGt baber. =
g5 erSebt eaber an aae M~,talteber biel 8 Gereins bic brin-
eenoe aItTorserun9, ftp beute 9iadnittas 3 ltbr III Ser SIZE.
gaftcs 9aue, 1872 9Beft 5%asstteItr Su ttner @eneral,8er,
ilrninluns eiSjufueeu. Die " p6tanwelenten ta6en I'D, cine
y(8r) $3.50 Das 6pmite.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-18

Das s. III nj { + { ME 4 + bsetnnt NIT bent 1. Mprii.
Bur gei3leuntgun8 Ter Sdulerdufnntme ntrb inbes bic
SGtie ibpn am 81. NtGr; 9eSfnet. Gltern frerefn erinnert
ed5 tn Der !3irnsl9nle ntr c nm al I'M Sdtr un0 Srar
bettH Seslnr bes SUMNER letneferS, neue S6nIer duf1enpm=
IRen frereen. une b1 bic D refttpn bentibt If, jsbe ltetcr
flnahs ecr Slafen su re etSeR 10 btttet lie UNI red
iitiae MeIhnna inr Mnftdhrns. 17-26MRril
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-7 =
@itN Collectors Office!

o'ci a4liI 8a!tintprt, 16. Wdr3 1854.
g Die Iuf nerfiauiteit Ter Gttusrsabltr wirs hermit nuf
cas- @erSeitniB BON antssablteu Steuern selsntt tpel6es am
To-, II. unb 10. B. WP. i'm Mmeriedn unb Weder per0ffenlltht
pirb. gDenn ~bieielten ni6t ben StaatSeeIesen un6 Stabt-
terrrbnuneen seuds beSdblt werter, ~ ~erfrrtert es meme
3tenfpft6t tas &tsenttunt gum Gttfauf gu Ser5fentti6en
gsaL ,i1.-at51 1- SIM9mftuS ~. Nrice,
1 (17Ntr51m) u t19fH1 & 1A u-1l 15 Cts Collector.
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Seutfber Neform 0emtralpercin.

Nuruf.
Gtre Swtite Wiaienserldntm(uns tcS rbiaen IereinS fin
et ftdtt tn Ger 8ebentdue, S~atettear.
Sonntdg, BEN go. WeGrs, 0adbmittass 9 Iibr,
UNI bic Crsantiatipn GER Spnntnsse Spprfttpneaen fprtsn.
lesen. GrIbetne Elm Seber, Nel6e- Ter geeenmdrtiaen 8e.
rcrntureung entseatn if. SIN Nuftraa
IuBuf Seder, Er1E
~. Nrtn16be / N Wice. NfdE.
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farplanS StaatSz Iair.

a3i Baltimore, ben 10. WIdrS. 1864.
Z Die eemeinldmen Mrbeitsitunfen beS @ereirS Der Danfen
hes heutihen DeparteraentS Der StadtS. Gdtr finten his atf
nten, BON 3-6 ltbr bet Srdu Q. Sptlter, SIR. 90 Sanpter-
hra6e, ftdtt.
fNHc Erl ~ 81 Rdthfnfa Sutrp. @hrtfff.
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3~iterarifdbe gll1seiae.

G%inlacung CUR Subiuiptipn anf bic Stem gprfer
.@e Griminal3eitung. q a 1a1 i
I'm Is. Wtdr3 tegttnt Der Is. Sabredns pbieer 3ettuns.
Seitelun9en bterauf tretben u 6errn 6. Gbdfer, Ser. SO
Yrettpnfr, 9errn &einsd, SIR. 40 @atIpnfr. itnb beirn llntere
5ei&neten entssesnsenrmncn. Bet Grrduste;ablune ipirO
BE gramie NIT Ter srfsn Iurnntr s%eliefert.5 Saletseh
SsitelunGen entseeenIeherf, ;%etdnet 8
(Mip1m) rset4TfQ fa. III aHl SIR. is on YotreareLr
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Naderrt, frifbe @aare, gu5 II r15fTn
Sperm 2thte, .gQ t.s17n mia .44s75s
@smatIener Hio,Rahse, 4s
@a3- - Gafef-@hensaa aZ. ~3er4qi
@anbtaeaf rs3uoV
pierirt gu uistrtaen greiisn .N ..Uba. ,ss3a9P
Xxi Gbuarb 8~IpGg5g9r
{6fetr)f ia 2prrtarbffr., nehe Cha sleslt
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8. &napp'fMe Sd1u1e.

. Pie grI fnne Der 3 6ati08epIt9erNn faIt
6ldhe. -
Die auf1bntsn nener S6uler ftaset in ber trfen QGo6e
hes aprtl TAFT. @6beres mpreen. ~
(Nrl ~. & Rnnnh
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9febr$l 70 @6ef BdltinoreitroBt. Baltimore. gfS.
0Nab1=NIadritbt. e
Mtttclf Nnb burG bic Strait beS MfteS Der @enerdl
Iffe NJ 1915 bpn @dratnat, pafirt in Ger Sapiar
S!sune 1854 betttelt: =
Gin &tt. bic Nteinun9 tes Vplfs in getrsff ter 8err=
,fune elmer 6 Convention sur @ntperfuits ether reren
rGrnfitutiEn uut Gesterun9sfprtt tteles StaateS su
uermitteln NIB SelR9aten Sir 9endnnter e0ncerttpr
nJu %crrabjet."
miro hermit 9lddri6t gegeben s.a
auen aualifsirtrn Stintmsebcrn Int tct r~cipeftioet gBarO8
Ser Statt Baltimore, tas t-11 a-3 ns4
Sine Mnbi @1a -
~atsetalten mirs ait hen seri1ie6snen SftntmPldkci Ser reip.
@drb$ feer- ~ r. a--f u.srr-a4
e3e am 4. sgsittnpd, i'm 9lprit 1864,
(melGer Sag Der 6. Mpril ill., He.
In Be;u9 Ser Graae etRer Gpabenttpn sur @ntnerfung einer
ne uen &pnRitutipn II. @eaierunsSirrm bur4 cine G%rfldrang,
IN eeIbriebcner posr eeerttter 6prrt, duf tptl6er bic 08crte
For a Conventional rcer against a Convention" fehen.
Die 9Dablfafeu reroen dn pbet pendnnteit Sage tpr s ltbr
NfrrgenS bis 5 lt9r Nddpmtttdgs pTen gstalter irerben, lpte
eS baS Geles t%prIdrstbt. s-s- g -4. ~ e419
1y9a@ Sobn1 s. "a neter ,ti1fe
02Efr;bWl 80 Sferif ber StaSt Baltimore. 7s@
iE&l cNN --.T-.&A NA-~LS T~~s1 = $500
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- NI6tptcIlIIlgs 81" 17loI".
Oiterinuntaa, %. MdrS 9ludnttttags 3 ltpr,
w;rh -, IN I, XXI. @arten 7, pennfelp. o stscnne,
S01S arDAte Sdbipeilr 9arois1n@ .
ausoe ,sielt = 0alislss it in GorrcI Gruntp Wgt., seSpSfn
,nO fcnn bel Serrn Sefraann, tn Nr. 80 prffu1arNtr- asiebfa
sidets ~ 81 90 fnb int gDdfttnetrt @arten pbef Bel Srt,
Srffnan sit ta6en. 1i--1--1 y mont tr&tnrnntla y
Gccbett crbd1ten ,3T7Is4aa
cine neine partbie Sbics Eabdcf unb bilis apeeteufen
Bet a8sd s1eder Hrr.,1sa.s1a
(12mrs1mt) Nr. "a -. 2pmbarb., nate Qiettitr.
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Gitp 0~pmmiffoners Offfcc.

3 Baltimore, ben 10. Mdr; 1854.
: Seriieeette @neebpte rerben tn tieier Office bts gum 25.
Stunt entaegensenOninren fur ZEN plan Int Greatffattpnen
fureine 9 obttane, meIfe auf rem @runefad, bas tcr 9pl-
litap-, 8asette-, Nprtb. unr 9ertustentrase besr1nat wirt,
erri6tet nerfen frn. ...,-1 a.
@erlrnen, tie lid nm 6as prdmtunt btperben np1ert, fsn-
men HE erfprberlt6e &ustunft ~ettaIten, menn lie fH ait ben
ltnter; pi6neten trenhen, 4Isa { q @ 2 59I e - aI3t9
s.0I 1851 .rs1Z 2 Sttn Or n d,
& (10~ytr3idI2p) css[ ~,.s9D5Fr1 Gtts.@ %pnntGdr.
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Sic 2iebuna liz puriiber

nnb Smttb. BtU. & &p. BADEN ben GrtBFeI
gcrrats spn f~ertsen 8leiosrn IN her Stabt, wel1t lie III
fale- Yreifen serfauien, 8trner 1ud fir Sduss3sr "
Eabrifpretfen betfn Stid une BET Der gdrs. 9e a
9tnitb, Srp. S 60,
Mfarmer Sal Rleiber- Stpre, SO. 40 SO. Bali
)4besS) neben Habmpnb s. 8urton.0 sTr
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10000 YiiebzN mtbem.
Speben erbolten Bel
ID = X Z Ell ART
SIS. 100 8ol.irnOreftr.

10000 Std @utben erfer 2ualttat unS III
allen ceri6teeeuen 0rGBen; rpe!te, TO-.
ME due fpnfigen 9 II 6tf6SSerdtbs,
I'M @rpBen unO Sleineh tertauft perten.
Mid fin ct MON baielbit Ben 9r6Bten 8pr.
rdtb bpn ee3ipirnten Sdleppneeen rib an
farnmeneele9ten & duen; 9e;fptrnten
Nesen unS bdnfere S6lepprese; Irpm =
mels S6nire, 2ampsn, @rmleGhter unb
Gttertal Dpht u. /. m.
Yerioneu. mel6e fOl6e8 teeiirfen, ftnben
bier niebrisepretle, ipfppbl i'm @roBen, rie
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0er(angt unO geluC6t.

HtoS,,I%. Sine eeiunse Mmnie, unt mad gDaibtrstpn
gu sepen. 8u rnelben tn Strpn's S9ptel,
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0ervertanftr fdrduf nufnaerfIant, BET Inn oDr;uIpreGen, eb
tie anoermdrts %etrtaufcu. Sptrnrdber gcnlht lnb repn
rtrt. @51 q (ESDRnml
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SdbnciSer Dcrld1tnf

Q 3ul&neiter unh 100 S&neiter. I'm &6de, SpIen I'M
gBeten ;n raGen. Nur quite &rbetter m5een I'D, rtelben
9teielter raifst cine grrbenrtett ttttbrtnsen. De befcn
prcile rertsn te;abtt bel
@a* ~14- SMITH, BtptbeTs&Gb
(19ctt-i) 8 $3.50. Ro 40 gD. Baltimreifr.p !.
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-08

TnE Hon. Alex Long, the great
Peace .Coppcrhead of the Democracy,
in begging the Chicago Convention
not to nominate Mcclellan, said;
"IIaving laid upon the table the
timo -honorcd principles of the Demo
cratic party, as expressed in the reso-
lutions OF 1893. .'99-having ignored
them by laying the resolution on the
table-and weak MS your platform is,
looking in some degree TO peace, rs it
does, in COTS name don't place upon il
a man who iSplcdged TO ercryd act against
which yow PLATFORM dectdres.'
That man was placed upon the plat
form, and tho peace democrats will be
compelled to surrender every principle
they ever prolessed, and swallow Me
Clcllan, with his arbitrary arrests
habeNs corpus suspension, interference
with the freedom Of election, practica
emancipation, recommendation of i'm
mediate draft and his advice to tn,
President to graspthe opportunity ant
the means, and put the rebellion dowl
with n high hand, MS the Constitution
gave him power to do.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-08
Rigby and the Mob.

Editors Lancaster Gazette:
| SEQ by last weeks Eagle when it
was under the supervision of Mr..
Slough, that for and in beh alf of W.
L. Rigby, Esq, he denies that Mr..
Rigby took part in the mob that left
the Peace meeting and came across the
street on the goth of last month, and
for Rigby hepronounces it a lie. Now,
| have no doubt but Mr.. Rigby feels
ashamed of his conduct, and would
like to have his Democratic friends
understand that he does not and did
not 50 act on that day; but now re-
peat tho charge, and give as one Of
my authors Mr.. John Borland, who
says he saw Mr.. w. Il. Rigby, Deputy
Treasurer of Fairfield county, formerly
Justice of the Peace of Hooking town
ship-ho saw this same Rigby there
and heard him distinctly halo "bring
him out" "bring him out" Now
Rigby, youknew you had done it when
you authorized poor Slough to say il
was lie for you. You shouldn't dc
such things, William you are getting
old, and you, like everybody else, will
die some of these days, and you may
meet with many rebels in that event
Own up the corn. You have been
caught in a bad scrapo, and get out Of
it like an honest boy should.
Bat William, you give such n funny
reason why you know it was not you
You direct this Slough to say further
that you would not have noticed this
lie in the Gazette were il not for thu
fact that you do not wish your Demo
cratic friends to suppose that yol
would hiss a crowd on such man ~
Stinchcomb. Well done, Billy. Iol
are getting very tasty, indeed Whcl
did you got on such dignity as al
that? When did you get ADORE yon
crowd of three or tOW hundred Demo
cratSl What a change has come owe
this man Rigby!-abovc common peo
pie.
Call and see John Borland, MI
Rigby, and see whether ho lies.
J. w. STINCHCoMB.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-08
THE. FALL OF ATLANTA.

Sherman's official report Of the cap
ture Of Atlanta has been received at
the War Department, snd is published.
Moving round to strike the Macon
railroad, Sherman found a part of
Hoods army at Jonesboro. He then
advanced his lett and center to the
railroad, breaking it from Rough and -.
Ready to near Jonesboro, and thus
interposed 4is whole army between
the robol forces at Atlanta and those at
Joncsboro, cutting Hoods army in
two. Hood blow up tho magazine in
Atlanta, destroyed seven locomotives,
and 81 cars loaded with ammunition
left behind him II pieces of artillery,
and a large number of small arms, and
evacuated tho place in the night
Three rebel Generals are reported
killed, Anderson, Patton and Hardoe
In view of this signal success, and
also Of tho capture of the rebel forte
at Mobile, the President has recon
mended that on next Sunday in al
places of worship in the United States
thanksgiving be offered to Him who
has given us the victory. The Prcsi
der' also rendered the thanks Of thu
Nation to Gen. Sherman and Admira
Farragut, and ordered salutes to b'
fired in the navy yards and arsonal
of the United States.
The object of Gen, Shcrmans cam
pGign is accomplished, and that Q
Grants will be before long. Success
follows success, and everywhere tn
rebellion is falling away before us
and "melting like snow in the glanc
of the Lord" Let the people cxult
A permanent and honorable peace
being rapidly conquered, and the enc
mics of tho nation are being over
thrown. He who says that the wa
for the Union is failure, is liar, an,
the truth is not in him.
All honor to Major General W. I
SHERMAN, Lancaster's most distinguish
ed son
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-09-08
CAPTURE OF ATLANTA.
HOODS ARMY CUT IN TwoI
OFFICIAL WAR BULLErIN.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, September 4, 1864

w AN DII Ale1 l. hG4N L
WASHINGTON, September 4, 1864. !
To Major General Dix:
Sherman's official report Of the cap
ture of Atlanta has just been received,
dated twenty-six miles south of Allan
ia at G o'clock yesterday morning, hav-
ing been detained by the breaking of
the telegraph lines, as already report
cd.
Our army withdrew from about At
lanta, and on the 30th made a break
on the Eastpoint road, and reached a
good position from which to strike the
Macon road Howard was on the right,
near Jonesboro, Schofeld on the left,
near Rough. and Ready. Howard found
the enemy in force at Jonesboro, and
intrenched his troops within half a
mile of the railroad. The enemy at
tackled him at P. NJ, and was easily
rcpulsed, leaving his dead and wound
cd.
Finding strong opposition on the
road, | advanced the left and center
rapidly to the railroad, and made a
good Judgment, and broke it all the
way from Rough-and- Ready, down to
Towards left near Jonesboro, and by
the Same movement | interposed my
whole army between Atlanta and that
part Of the enemy intrenched in and
around Jonesboro.
On the 1st we made an attack on the
enemy at Jonesboro, the 14th Corps,
General Jeff. G. Davis, carrying the
works, and capturing ten guns and
one thousand prisoners, The enemy
retreated south, and we have followed
him to his hastily constructed lines
near Lovejoy's Station.
Hood, finding me on the only road
that could supply him, and between
him and considerable part OF his
army, blew up the magazine at Allan
ia and left in the night.
Tho 20Sh Corps, General Slocum
took possession Of the city, so Atlantis
is ours, and fairly won,
Since the 9th of May we have beer
in one constant battle or skirmish, anC
we need rest. Our losses won't exceeC
200, and we have over 300 rebel dead
$50 wounded, and over 800 prisoners
[Signed] W. T. SHERMAN.
A later dispatch from General Slo
cum, dated on the night Of the 3d, a
Atlanta, says tho enemy destroyed
locomotives and 81 cars, loaded wit
, ammunition, small arms and stores
and left If pieces of artillery mostl,
uninjured, and q large number Of amaI
arms. Descrters constantly coming
into our lines.
; [Signcd] E. NJ. STANTON,
. Secretary of War.