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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-01
WO(6tngton, Q. 6.

6ebe1Genet9entbum5 III nj Ser
ia -Sierunpfiuf5ig ~tpertboplle 6armert,
lpetde BON BerI pnen 9eeisnet lperben, Die iebt
m . tener NebeQtOn 9e9en bic Ser Staaten
be9rifen iirtp, iperben am nd6Ifen Mpntaa
III Ileranbria tpe9en rid IfGnbtgen Ste1crn
Sfetttlt6 p~erfauft werben. gu beni elben
9e9Srt Irltn9tpn, 3ulest geetgnet BON Gpbert
s, See. LOO Ncre8 groB unb $1,000 gu.
8ertb 0aielbe I6ulbet $92.07 Steuern ;
%ferner, ba5 Gu5tiS MtQ @i9entbur1, 500
Icre8 9rnB, pe9et $3.50 ritdtdnpt9en
Steuern. 6er1ter Die 6arme1 bon Or.
2eni8, 8. @. Saplpr, Srlanbp 6airfar unb
NnDeren. Oer Ser. Staaten WaridaG
fir ben Slt(iden Dtitrift 8ir9tniert8 bietet
anBeroem Is 8elitmn9elt, pelde cpnfi8cirt
wprben 1t1tb, sum 8erfaufe aus.
I &erbetratbun9en, : Ser Glert
beS bieligen @eri6tSbpfes bat IN pergangenem
OtOnate 10 acknowledgement ertbelt ; int per-
fOilenen Sabr 1898, WdbrenO 1862 nur 1888
uno 1861 927 ausge9eben purben.
G5 pirb geia9t, oab bel faltem @etter mebr
9erte beiratbeten, ais in Der Spnnenbibe unr
Der vStar" gtbt ii6 Die MIbe, bieies in etnel
| Isabelle nd6suneiIen:
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a.nte chren fir aefaaene aplsaten.

5Qracuie, 81. 9e5. 6ieben 2ei6name
nom 0en 3apfepen pes 149. q. 9. Gegiments
aus Der leBten S6la6t pm QopfOut 0tOuntain
uno 8ingOlO ino bette bier eingetrpHen unO
gpar IN 8egleitung pes Sri. 8arnum rtnO Serg.
0diQr5 8rO@pe, mel6e Die bprt erOberten Sab
men an 0a5 &-riegspepartement in 8aibington
l~6geiefert batter& Die 2ei6name purOen unz
ter einem ungebalren @OIt85ulaufe unO inter
mlitiri6er 8eOedung na6 Der Sin !6all gez
bradt unb nerOen morgen bort in 8araOe ltegen
nnO oam an bic @ernan6ten iber9eben tperoen,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-01

or77sent Dor Surgeon Dem &6ni9 pom 66meoen
,1Tl+t, oIs sr ibm Elm &aur amerifanii6e 8ttpz
len i6entte.
0ie merifaniidbe Srase.
@oibin9tOu, 81. 9e;. Ser pprQebz
f6 ants eurppdi6en 3eihnaen fppirte 8eri6t.
ca6 bic Reqiernag Der franS0ii6en erfldrt babe,
uncertainties &epublit merbe ME Die Grid
NINA etuer Mpuardie an ibren Grensen bulben
.prer aar anerfenneu, lit incorrect.
Der wabre Stano Der 6rage mir0 aus Der
oplomui6en Correspondents su erleben lem.
pelbeoc m Gougreb init Der 9rdfOentenbptldaft
d6eri6idt wurOe unb i6 ~geqenpdrtiq int Crude
befnOet. 8u5p1hen funn iopiel 9eIuqt meroen,
pap bjeie 5rUge npd nibt in Dem "qenannten
report crpdbnten StaOnm otgefpmmen lit.
%erurtbeluns zines Geftrtemrs.
Burlington, 81. 9e3. @pr einem in
81laoelpbia ubgebaltenen &riegSgeri6t wurpe
Der Soloat 9eDeltn pom 81. 8d. &eqt. Der 9e=
lerticn ltO anoerer &ergeben iduloig beftnben,
Gieier Nt1m oeiertirte, fpdbrenO er BON Ieinem
9tegJment oeta6irt mOroen mar, trait Ipdter ais
Subltjhtt fir einen int 5. 9ifhitt pom 9ennlpl=
Ddnjen 0ejpgeneu etr uno purOe ais folder in
rem Ser. ct. 9ienit mlfgenuumen. Sn Den
8urrdden fit Griabntdnner, mobin er 9elenbei
lUoroen man, Dltrbe er entoedt. SaS &rtegSae=
ritt perurtbejlte ibn sum 3po burb 8ulper mn
8lcj. Set Commandments, General Gpu6,
rat oieie$ llrtbeil beitdti9t unp eS miro am 5,
Stbr. p~plitredt peroen.
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Mfdrftpreife.

&inbpteb- gegen $500 Stid muir
ben sum Serfauf ausgebOten uno bradten ppn
2.50-5.O0 "a 100 9fO.aa @erfauf iangidm.
S S6We ne. a-2-s 9te 9retie itiegen nm J
bis I Gts. @48fp. 9ebenoige S6ipeire tprrz
ben SIT 9.50-9.O0@ 100 8fo. ~perfauft.
rs ID a IL g1rte Sdafs bra6ten 4II-511
GtS. a .8fO. unO weroen IN fnrSer 3eit 6447
Gts. tpiten, ea Die 26bnnns gering iit.ga aaa 's1
eaffee. fcitete 3344 --34aa @ &fO. i'm
Mbplelale. ,r7oe gurm5r ii
Mebl-7-9T5 a 6aB. 2aa .11
&prnmebII532j6, Us q. SUP. aalst
6ntter # Offe - @Ssisen 1,s5 ets, a
8uibel; @elidforn I. 11-1.175 a 9hfbel;
l5afer Y -992 gts. a 8uibei.,sz ia '' i.s1ss9 j' .saa
0ep tuffes itz4-r ,puroes in peri6ieoenen
0uantitdten ST 4O-6O'GtS. ~pfferirt.
8rppifiDnantla. - S6infen- 1874
Gts, a 9fo,j S6ulteftide 9--84 Gents
S6peinefett 12a-15 Gt8s@ 9fo.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-01

Court Stattittt.-Wdbreno benz Sabre
1863 wuroen bel ben perIdieOenen Geri6tS=
bDfen 80 9pplitatipnen gentadt, I'M 8irget
Der Ser. Staten SI peroer. 8et BENT Grimt=
1alaeribte s, III Der Ser. Staten Court 9, III
Der Superior Gpurt 9, int Common 8leaS Sc
ri6te Z. gy5,raea rs=mase
AZ Observation-Disclosures ipuroen ,dlSge9ez
ben, in Der Criminal Court %, in Der Ser
Staten Court II, in Der Superiort Court Z,
i'm Common Bleas @eri6te g..
2 Gbei6eiOungena wlroen BON ben Geri6tSz
bDfen beipiligt. tHss7a sHst
Die 9(nSabl Der Ne6tSfdlle betrll9 1899.
Ser Glert bes Common YleaSa @eri6tes cab
1852 6eiratbsli5enien aus, 1868 mebr als int
pergangenen Sabre & aaa
SnberS tabteiienb berdubt,,
-@Orgeltern muroe @ol. Senlpn in Der Stdbtz
eilenbabn in 8altempreitr. INN fem 9pdetbi6
nit ipertbppllen 9apieren u1O 500 betpbIen..
ST befieg Die Cars BET Oer Spltbftr. uno eat=
oedte ieinen @erlrit nabe @dpitr. asa p & 71
@e6ier Don MasiFratsperipz
II u Die 8UliseizG ommifdre baben in elmer
8eriammlung fOlgenOe We6iel pcu Wtaqi1tratsz
peripner beltintnlt, ! SIN lIoli6en 9iltritt fin
9ihter Sbppacre &i6ter Sobnipn int 6itli6eu
Slltr. fir &I6ter Nbalert, &i9terS picer. &ihz
ter 6iB pom mittlern ulte &i6ter Qooan pom
weltli6en Siitritt peroen in ibren g(emtern per-
bleiben. Rl42 ,gsl1& Z 5at .5sfgEis
o. 9tO6 einnal fomntt in Der S,rnballe
bas beliebte Stad u9us Soft, pie es weint nnb
lddtN sur Iufibrung; oieieni9en, ipeI6e es
mob gar nt6t geieben buben itttO bie, melde
ii6 nod einndt an ben Bitli8en 6urttpr, Der
our3 ale Scenen ipielt, er6eitern mpllen, ipaz
ten ni6t perfebten, pprtbin gu 9eber.' ''' l'@ 2.
BSH Ser 9sar mp ME @rantenzI1 ~
er It Ii 3 8eretn bdlt beute Abeno
sur 6eier bes Nelten Sabres eiuen gemitbli6en
Ball ab.
GS Der 2ieberfran5 laOet feline Mitz
9lieOer u1o Gbrenmitslieper fin beate gbenb St
ieiner Sttftunssieier Elm. ~
BaS@ 9r. t9anbenberger9-in 81 Sbaz
mes1traBe bdlt beute Mbeno etten Bali al, mo-
railf mir beipnoers anfmerflam MAIDEN.
Bg SSm &pdfpring @arten bel
9rn. DEEPER be9lnat beute 9tddmittag UNI 1
ubr Elm 9leuiabrSz8aa -,.r ..- ..-ru.
GsS 9r. Sdcpb SD mtnn Gde ppn
Yratt uao GpneprOitr. ierpirt bette einen fqmpz
len 9teltiabrS@ uno Geburtstagsz 2uni6.
BS Ser grnit @udfNlt; So 20
Partltr., Weibte beute Elm neies 9agatea Elm
uno tii6t BET bieier @elegenbeit eiren ausse=
Seihneten 2ltn6 auf. a1 i a'a 81 ne1' ,...s fssf.
Ma 6r. ST.. 8uti6e er6ffnet beutt
IN yo 1852 WaoiiOnitr. feline neue 8irtbidaf
NIT elnem oelitaten 9ln6.
Nc 5r. 8b, 9entel er6ffnet in 9r
"a DIT grattitr. nddlten Samstag pas Ser.
r1arlia .5otel unb iebt ieinen Gditen ppn 8 llbl
Nbenos an eiren f~antoien aut6 auf,
9ST Die o8pft fir bic elrpp. Sampfel
i6lieBt bier belte 9(beno z lbr.
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8entlde St6banOtnng
0eih=8iblipthef.

SO. 400 @s@traBe, WolAinaton, D.@.
SD made hermit benz ~geetrten @ublifuun bic ~eraebenfe
&n5ei9e. bag i'd iCeben etne srp6e Nusratl srn Gtnterl6rtf-
ten, gtlberbu9ert, 8tlSerbr8en un6 Sdrbenf6a6teln BON
geri6tepenen Sprten BON Gllrppa erbalten babe unb su ben
btatsten Yretfn %Serfdufe. Gerner ntus i'd cas- eeetrte, Yl-
hitum beIUnbets aufmsrff1m dufnterffam MAIDEN auf r,eine
ret6balttee gibltptbef, nelbe i'd NIT SEN neuefen unb eebie-
genften Nerten Der b~eliebteften Sdrifttener t~erer6sert babe.
G~atalpge iteben tets gu Oienfet. Mud merten BefeQuneen
ant BEN ggaser"c bic o@artenlauGe@ utb ale anOeren ellrp-
p1tt1en 3ettl9rttten nn9enprnrren unb prpnpt befprgt rnb
lebe baber sablretGet Nuftrdeen ~entsesen. eS
tOe3 4-3ll -tlsi51rf& apSPbn8. 8tebfeIbt.
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$50 ssertbpOles @ise,lut6um

- in Gagerz rno Stirlingltr. St pertaufen.
SD tperte am b~eutieen Dpnnerfaes, 31.De3. UNI 3 ltbr an
Dirt unb STEELE Die ~fOlsenpen tperttSpaen @runefafe PER-
autttpntren:
Den sansen @runbz nit @ebduliffeiten an Der @aeeeftr.
8 0bnrep BON @ntprtlraee. Ste Grsnte in @aeerfr. bett6st
IA 8ne|srn no er mad elmer 3 SUP @lep II 5as Ians ea
du5breitet. DaS @ebiube, $50 100. TT EN- idGneS 2fS fises
Bad fetntau8 NIT trpfenem @rbeefdpfe, aleS IN better Orb
nun8. Die @runtrente betrd9t $20.62 bdS Sabr.
Din Sterlinehr. merte ib UNI q mad ltbr ~fplgenbeS
Imam" = 4 S IN ~"n @aosrar V'1IsssSl wS xr ~ nnS s 81 Ans
Giefe. Oas @ebiute NO 1888 Sterltnear. teitebt aus einem
gutgfeanter, ~2fSttgen Sadffe n-QSpbntauie nit Staaungen.
DaS SduS 1T gut erbalten unb wnrbe ib trefflt& fir enen
Niann et9nen, Ter elm gfarftBei&aft betrei6t. @runhrente
5etrd9t 1 Sent. -al as t1ff
9efstiel unbeftrettbrr. Die Steuern itn6 bis ,un Der
~faufstase be3Gblt. 8eibe Sduier inb pdiienb fir Sdnilten,
rpei&e etne comfortable gDptnuns winiten. @ertaufsbe'
%btn8an9en baar. su
S.9. @pSer, 81 8attimOrefr.
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EY- unltr @caenbtatt.- Die
bentise Drummer Oss w6hentltGen Dtder snts
tdtt Ste neue1en unb tntereHantslttn Na1rt9.
ten pclu ST. mnb Wuelanb,
NeueiteSp Dn Der Botpmacs Are
NEE,
8ert6t beS Gommidr Ir tn<
b mere Steuern,
MettereS POM &rteg 6auptaB
in Senneffee,
8ela9erungp pom GbarlefOn.
Gtn;elue Nummern s Gents.
9ta6 Oeuilhlanb U~erienoen mir bic Stunt
mer NIT Dem mOrsen Wtttas obsetsnOen
Dampfer fir 10 Gents p~OrtUfret an etne tee
ltsbi9e QbrsRe.
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nT r. @tts Risrm1it' "a @ft8t ef s8sI.f1n, G @B Der Sss
st al'555i aif,Tt:.1 san Baltimore i'm S sm +. ~ @s6tsmSs I%R 1888 SSs
Ssoean5ttt9uT53 "a. = x SGsr ss psti6nli6e @tsentbum
If 45a gstts ar'nSsIISS' ipoeI6tr in bsiasteS Staet ]ssf to- . ben
5]sr 95S5lSsrt bat. Qas gerions4,. i gs Ia ss Ssrp5l nf8ef an ef #,
lol5e On r6sr Ser | W. S , 1864 BET benz llnterSeitne@
{ Ten t 9siIi,ss II 4 Ssa b nj: R5aiE Fe ipjtsr mad benz &C.,
y sS 5,5sf aniprd@tt an s SiS'5s SintsrlaiienI@aft m'9 MAIDEN
u4p,t4nlnrn, 50PHa ?; I fs7 eplanbiaitr
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Sin MprS.

8pfeu, 80. Deg. Sobn 6arptbDrne,
elm Matrrie be8 8unoe8s &ries8bumpferS
Gicpnperpsa, nurOe 9eitern Abenb I'M nTrb@
Gden G6etle Der Stupt pdbrerb etne3 Streis
te3 nit brei ober pier 9~1aufbplDen erntprbet.
Or mar aus 8bilupelpbiu.
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un sS S5ss s~issntt aa4rt9 t,t se saossl5 n, f iB s sis
osa 1aSa8asis SSs Baltimore In s, St g po ssasStan ia ,58 s SS@
5 5sPPidsft9 q { ::ss asies''f a - s. /, :, 95s.stl 1stast %seit.r Ssa
a5FssnssSa's8 u nat Sa s, ssrf' m,4se 9ti sassr I G%issfsr is t." f st5t
aass e sSos &c M # tf 5aai III & is55'n sp e ''a as Sti fsn dif%;
V0s34plmlsN N~intsrlaU'M m II ma &c 3" Itm,
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Sine ante 9eIeoenbeit1

fir einen Mnnt nit etntsen buu6ert Dollars Gdpital btetet
l6 bur6 BEN Mntauf etneS %eangbdren @rpcerp1r 2tqupr- unb
Opfer=Gel6dftes AT Der Gfe elmer tart frequenten StraBe
aele9en. Serl@ teenttinter NTH bieIen Ylab megem l1eter-
nntite eines anberen @ei6dftes p~erfd1fer. 50 8 e att
NdtereS bel Rem 6erren Ntebfelb, 42O 6 Ctr. unb geprse
3raNtler, 554 7e StraBe, Ndfbinatpn, 9. s. (3OOei1QDl
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Dritter 81 DtRtttt bon Marplal


#H EtIz4s2 as'l4+ gartfmpre 81. De;, 1865.
QBir beslaubigen hermit baB bic na1febenb 6eseiH.
neten Vericilen, reI&e i'm .6eitten (3.) @onsreb :. 9i1riti
bon @arbIanb seaoSen purleu, bnr9 bic ,i9ren, gtauleu
bei8efistsn @riiROe bon Der l3Sfs9uns 6efreit ipOrben iiuS,
nSatliG /: alaE h{i
eaprenIou 9e1ering, Is, @srb. beSablte $500; SameS
Ne Sreur, l6, DO; Si9arb 8 gfran, Is, DO; Sno PEpwz
ion, 10, DO; Geo % @eibOlb, IS, DO; @6as 8eSaut, II
DO eugene Sett, 70, nntausli6; 81 5 gouns, 10, DO
Gliiab gouns, farbiS, IL, DO; '@Bas 90 gtprrts, 10. bp
aler 0tp6iniou, fdrbist IA. Gtlnpe; 2Bm q Cole, II, nm
tausliG Sno Suffer, II, TO; Wm Bantarb, IL, 70; @Sm
$ Seasp, II, bp; &bpmaS 8irfep, IL, DO SaS Mdppph,
farbis, II, bc; gSm 8ctts, 12.epp; @m Ut sepiS, 70,
DO; Grancis @tabIer, -, 81 ait Wlartin Solen, IL,
gti4thirser; Grancis Wtc5Gbben, IL, eiuSiss Spbn eiaer
seittpe; GPas s Stepart, IL. DO; @6as @ccspiu, 8,
gu jung; Snc 3 Reaccd, IS, beja9Ite SEQ Dollar; 6
Mc2en;ie, IL, DO; 3np q 8aca, IL, DO; 8atrid Wtcz
Gam, II, DO; GIfreb $ 8pnitt, 10, DO; q S CRAWFORD,
13, bp; 28nt 8 8arfmaus 13, DO; Nfi9ael@ Cation, IL,
3u oft; 38m s 8ropn, III 90; S9m 9isgins, 13, be
@obsrt Ynrnea, IL, Ni9tbiirssr ; &bStta8 SO @cnan,
12, DO; 9bps Sppu, IL, bp; E6ps BatrIY. IL, DO; Nfid,.
8rUtpn, IL, DO; Snc SamiltcrL IL, nntauSli8 Sno
WaGindrobt, IL, br; @bpin Yalep, IL, DO; Sno Gpfer,
II, 30 Sdmes MnIen, IL, DO; Sautuel 8ciplb, II, DO;
Grnit Wtulsr, IL, einsiSe gp9H elmer Wittpe I; 81 6 0ic=
GreeSp, 10, DO; Gai4arb Sarris, farbiS, -, bp; @m
YaripnS, 3, in Niilitairbtenft am 8. Wldrs 1858; Sdnles
@aIbert, fdrbis, itente einen Subititlt; 8ietorp ~9tusEftus
farbis, Is, DO; SerrS Sberbon, farbig, II, DO Snc Got
Ion, Is, DO; 9lireb Simpicn, farbis, II, Do; Sanies 6
DIitGea, IL, beSablte 800 Dollar; @m Sc gti9olipn, 13,
bSsabIte 800 Up0ar.
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81. G6Mdim0,

&uSldnSer, rel6e, u1 einen per1ndntnten @uSteis ibres
@harafters ais iplGe Su beiteen, lid SeimdtbSffetne, Sc
burtS-Nttefe pber aneere pap ere unb @pniuldr- 9rpteftipnen
Res llnterSetbneten renben, nadbert bic i~enfetttaen 9eeies
rnngen nunr1ete befttwmte @pri6riftsn ~erlaien baben.
u. g 6IGtn1 q.
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3uDerldIffae NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

weroen fir Ste 8erettistem BON Benz llnterseidn.ten, Ger f..
ippbl nit ben b~tplplnatii den unb Gpniu Ar- Snfruttipnen, ME
NIT ben bieit9en 0Cribrtften Sertraut if. aussefertist.
&~ 81. S6Idtng,
Nptar Der RSntal. 9reu6. 81 i1nbt56at,
(DeS29-S) Is Warfet Space. II
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g~SirtbfNaftSz@ rGTnmm0 !
SlmfDrSernna

q 8eimricb 2aser aus gBien,@ pirO bierniit aifOeforbert,
ieinen gesenfpGrtisen @uient6altscrt ieiner1 bier i~peilenSen
gruSer GbmarS Eager mitsutbeilen, we9en piGtiSen
@rbi6aft8=4 ngelegenbeiten, inbem iein 8ater Spep6 Eager
bas 3eitlide ~geie9uet bat. @benIo iinb ale Wfen6ens
f~rennbe, bic iiber ben aufeatbalt8prt SeS .,Sru. Seiuri9
Eager GuIi6lu6 9eben tSnner, erin6t, i6 int @niPnston
SDtelj @fe BON @anloen NIB @ntap1r. st meIben. Cine
CUTE SeGp6nuns er6dlt ~bieienige Yericn, pelbe BON ibni
9ead)ri&t 9eben taru. 90 70 l
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Oeue An6ei0en.
Tdrnter's mn6 NIonfer's 8onf.

. 8altt NJ E, 81. De3. 1868.
DER praitbent in6 BITE Dtreftpren bdbet fir bic Ietten 6
gtpaate stre Dtbteenbe. BON @edbs @rpsent (6 p@f) err
ttatE melQe an unS HaG benz 4. San, sdblbar lit. Die BIZ
%t9'eruuSs- nnO Staatsfeuern Fnb btrt6tiSt.
a.E. g q SIN tfer EnFirer ~
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8altimpre XifdbIcT0crcin-

DIE MttSltetsr Q6t8en @eretnS merten erlu6t, T6 ana
4Ontdg. ben 4. !Sanuar 1864, i'm @eretnslptal, So. Is 5aSs
SResrtdfry %benfs N ltbr, einsuinben, inber, wi9tise
& ESa) & r. @rpE. @efr.
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3u ~UerFaufen.

Cue @rcterie unb Birt6i6aft i'm @tttttlpunfte Der Stab
1T mtgen @eibdftspe6iels eeS 8ttberS btuteft su Sertauiei
81 esfragen In Der Office hes gSefer. NSW)
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0erntdnid 6ptct,

f11TNH go, "a Oit=4rattz, 1nabe 9reiOentitr.
DieEs 6uuS pirb am Samffas ben 2. Sanaar1864 er6H
net mn AtensS BON 8 lltr an miro etn s~enitgenter Smbt6
gratis terdbrei6t. Die Sualttat Der @etranfe ptrS bic
Yrpbe tefeten. SIne label ~freunblid rim her 8sfBer
(TrSO &F%4 @ ~ Nb. 6eufeL.
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&erhetrdtbunaen

Die ptelen bier angebdltften Sr1ppen bdfer
Die 3abl Der 6e~iratbsfuitigen natiirli6 iebr per-
gr6Bern. a1 q
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For the Standard.
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Conservative Meeting in Johnston.

In pursuance of previous notice portion of the
Conservative citizens Of Johnston county assembled
at the Court House in "Smithfeld on the 28th inst
when, on motion, Simon Goodwin, ESD, was called to
the Chair, and John L. Banks appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the object of the
meeting, certificate was handed him by Mr.. STAN
Gill from the reserved forces between As and so years
of age, then at Goldsboro desiring to have voice
10 said meeting. The Secretary then read, as their
unanimous choice, Thomas D. Snead, Esq, for the
Senate, and Maj. W. A. Smith and Capt. William G.
Banks, for the Immons. Mr.ISnead was then NOM
mated by ballot for the Senate, and Mai Smith and
Capt. Banks by reclamation for the Commons.
The following resolutions were then unanimously
adopted by the meeting:
keSOoed, That we still claim the privilege of as
sembing together publicly to select aud struct our
representatives and to consult for the common good
We declare that the people alone have the right to
govern, and that we have witnessed with alarm the
tendency in our midst to military and imperial rule.
If the people would preserve their liberties they must
MT only be perpetuay watchful, and select their
representatives only such as are known to be true,
but when the time arrives they must vote at all haz-
| ards for the men of their choice. -... s.
ReSOlUed, That we believe the sword by itself will
bring peace to our bleeding and suffering coUp
try, and we fear the cannot be closed and last
Hg peace established without the Intervention of The
States 10 aid of their agent, the common government
Let the sword be carried in one hand and the olive
| branch in the other; and let it be known to the
Nrthern people and the world, that the States, the
masters in our SYSTEM ready through their agent
to conclude an armstIce aod enter upon negoia ions
for peace. If the war is to GO on ole section mus
conquer the other before peace can be established
and if the South should unfortunately be conquered
such conquest would bring with it utter ruin a.
people. 1t IS thep part Of wisdom toavoid even tn,
danger Of this by negotiations if the latter be posi-
be to say nothing of the precious lives and treasure
| OF no NV u1uyyo al
ReSolred, That will support no one for off q
who afiliates with the Destructive leaders, or who
looks to them for support. Nor will we support an
one who is afraid to trust the people at any tims
on any question. So
ResO'ced, That no goOdsuse exists, as far as Nort
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| Carolina is concerned, for the suspension a.,
corpus and the consequent abolition Of ciri habs
and that our Representative in Cu,o,o,." liberty
Leach, Is hereby earnestly requested =, Tue Hp
an mis- efforts to repeal the law suspen,i1a , put oA
corpus With MIR. Vice President Stepbsen as Aa5eu
as we are to our section, We would not .tnS urrod
neel lOr without liberty" and tro. On
tia law. '''"iy aud Mar,
ResotUed, That as Gov Vance has vo,r.,,
tor reasons lest known to himself, made bi and
the ID strictve leaders, we are not disnaI oed with
to that side OF the house to rtmove HE, tt. gnOvr
place. HIS attempt 10 transfer his old fri rI rmer
support OF the ID structyes, and his WIS u tie
at time like this, when our people are anouS Jks
nathed IN blond and tears, in the midst If ~ era
rhces aud suferings, will neither adj 70 sef sac.
OF his t'e nor convince tire Judgement of - ugniy
ere We shall vote againsthim with as pnoS neal.
as we voted tor him two years ago o'04 will
ReSoLced, That in Wv. Holden nm
neIghbor, whom We have known lone arj iilsnd and
recognise an eminent statesman and CbrS.;'e' We
uemai'' and we iee in eleCting him. we sbam gen.
ourselves and this good old State whose bnnas honO
we are believing that his every puIsation SU Sona
tie welfare of his Stats, aulthe true plor oeaS @
federacy-alike the friend of the ritizn and e Con-
dlsr-We shall give him cordial and zaoI 'ue 3d.
port IN August next. He is the pioneer of ~ SUP
"souleht III the oouLh, the champion of CIon.o Fas
In North Carolina, and we the friends of
sttutiona liberty, "haiI him as the rs, n,o auG Co..
ReSoIced; That we believe SEARCHING IN.
tion into the administration of our State u.eStga
is necessary and called for by existing a5nsa
same avoritism and the same stafsds,.tases, The
allowing shade officers to purchase ,bai. yS'em Of
upV. ance TO The families of the soldiers are boi1
consumed by shade officers under Gov. Vance ~ lug
prices, and this too whitewater Confederate IoD
battle-scarred Colonies, Captains and Lputenants ";
the regular service are required to draw their raon,
with the soldiers. Gov. Vance was elected pndar
pledge to reform these abuses he has cot dome a.
but on the contrary they have increased under his ID
minstraton.
RESOLVED, That we are highly graifed at the Fri.
umph which has recently crowned oar arms in ~.
eastern part of the State and that we look forward.
the pending struggles in Virginia and GEORGIA with
the hope that signal victories may reward our veru
troops and thus pave tue way to negotiations and
early peace.
On motion it was ordered that the PROCEEDINGS /,
published ia the Standard and Progress, and an M
ton the meeting adjourned.
SIMON GOODWIN, Chu'p
JNo. L. BANKS, Sec'y.
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The GREAT SOUTHERN MAn.-Senator j. I, Or
from South Carolina, has informed the editor n
the Southern Guardian, that the great Southern
mail to and from Richmond, will hereafter be tran.
ported over the Danville route, passing through
Charlotte, N. O.--Erpress
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BIS, 900 N. c. TREASURY NOTES AT Arc
TTnN 1919

an SATURDAY, MAY 28rH, IN FRONT OF Nps,,
" Creech Litchford's auction store will sell tn I
highest bidder $4,000 NJ c. Treasury notes. ones tr%'
and threes They to be sold Iy order of the Coun,
Court of Wake, and will besad in amounts TO suit mn;
chasers. J. F. HUTCHINS County Trustee
CREECH 4 LITCHF0RD AucIs
May %, 1864 I'D
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MILITARY DIRECTORY
Colonies. LIEUT.. CoLoxgLs.

FIELD OFFICERS BRIGADES DIVISIONS AMI
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The quantity of tar at Plymouth was insufficient
to make the Yankees stick to the place
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JNo. L. BANKs, Sec'y.
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d 10 a " MchaD
Henry G Lewis,
Jos Fl Saunders,
Francis L Twitry,
Simon B Taylor,
Jas NJ Stevenson,
Jackson il Bost,
Geo W Flowers,
VIM A Holland,
Roger Moore,
ThOs J Brown,
Walter J BOgganr
lChas NJ StedmaD,
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IN Mex Mcneil,
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VIM Fl Jones,
JAS F Davis,
Jas r Mcdonald
pas ] Iredeil,
Jas A Rogers,
Jno W GraL..n,
Jas A Craige,
Thos J Dula,
Jas NJ Mayo,
JAS T Huff,
Henry Harding,
Jas. Fl. Mcneil,
Thos P Jones,
l.Ino ] Spann,
lCIem G. Wright
Ed " milford.