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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-21
@mtIaRuns Der asennfpIpamia GOmmiGare.
Nus beun ebenanbna6t6ale.
@NrIn 3teDr 1Iu 3HrRus


So 5 auptquartiet be8 10. IrmeesG Corps,
II. giop. Sine @apalerie>8 eccgnOseirunq bis
Wcunt Sadipn tonnte ni9ts BON Der Gebelen=
arrnee a~usfnben, tnur bin unb ipieoer itieb fe
auf einige Marpbeure, tpelde bas Ebal binauiz
Sogtn. -a 5s it ~ asn
8emObner bes Sbales ersdblten, bas Die @ez
beaencff3iere t9eduBert, Dap fie' bel StauntDn
Winterquartier be3ieben aipersen une lie teinen
~tpetteren 8eriud madden tpirben, bus Sbetans
ooabtbal suriid3uerobern. ssaai8 asna q
Die 8ebelen fplen iebr fdle9t perprOpiuns
tirt audi iebr armielig nit &leioern perieben
iein. 5 'aa . l.' sn-as es zssI1ssti :
8uibinst to n, 10. 9tpp. Dian glaubt,
baB bura ben &Id3ug @arlps na9 Staunton
Der untere She'll Se8 SbenanopabtbaIeS pom
Seinb in Der 9esenpdrtisen Sabres3eit ni6t tpie<
Der beiu6t pe1be. g
3weite 0epei6e. 30
FsW afbingtpn, 10. giCpbr. 9a8 Sc
rii6t, DAB Gpeq baS Sbenanboabtbal gerdurnt
babe, tpiro bier ni6t gesluubt; anbere 8eridte
iasen, baB Gtpea p~eritdrtt morben 1T nnO baIo
einen gtnsriff auf Sberipan MAIDEN perOe.8
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-21
Wi6tise @a6ri6t BON II e9enneRes.
@en. Giaem in o~N.Eenne6et ~aefdIaaem.

]
2OutspiIler1 10 NOpbr. Glanbwir'
bisen Na6ri6ten sufplse, tpurbe @en.' @iler
tir3li9 nabe Bulls Sap, Senn., bur4 10000
Wtann unter Sen. 8redinrio9e ~ansesrifen unb
geibla9en. 9o6 lift nidt 3u firdten, bab
burd pieie Nieoerlaee aentudp benz Seinoe ses
Dffnet lei; uniere Wlilitdrbeb6rOen iin6 auf iepen
@infaq ppbl porbereitet. ~ a..e.7
MnsriF auf unfere xrappem BEL 6trapberrp NIain.
Der Seinr SefdIasen.
gbattanpaga, 10. 9iOpbr. Oie &eS
beIen eriffen unlere Sruppen bel STRAWBERRY
8lains, 10 Meilen Oberbalb RnOTpiIe, seftern
Wfprgen an. 9as @etedt pdbrte nit einisen
8auien ben san;en Sag. llniere Screen bel,
ten iblen @runb unc i8luger jeben Gnsriff be8
SeinbeS aurid. a1o.ee
9puispilIe, 10. Nop. 9ie @battanpp.
ga @aSette bat erfabren, baB General Maior
Weasber beOroert pproen iei, iid BET General.
Maior Stebmar ;a rappcrtirea, utt bas Cont
mancp iber bas Is. aunp II. Mr,nee Corps au
Ibernebmen. aa
Sen. @ilem perlOr in ieinem @efedte nit
8redinribse 400 Mann; e. 1T TEST in aarrs
bile. IS rssnet isbr ftart, Der dlabiit II Sui
tief.
.ae37ss IS sAaa aanf.'a8 see aaa
sst DaHl es si ao1naA
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Ser Griea in 0enraia.
RUme serASrt.

MtlGntd gerGnHtt. Nrt1e Serfprt.
NaibptIle, IA. Nopbr. oils i9 Sbnen
am II. t~ele9rapbirte, baB NtIarta in Der Sta6t
brenne, beridtete i1 bic 8abrbeit. 6eute piel>
lei6t lit Mtlantd ni6tS mebr aIs elm Srimmers
haufen. Sie 3erlt6rung Oer Meitern uno SIT.
lantababn bat bereits begonnen lnb bic Nrtnet
1T auf benz 8ese na6 etten 8untte, ben nun
Sherman pnb bic Re9ierun9 in 8aibingtOn
fennt. 8ptte purbe pOr Stuei Sa9en gerdunlt
unb seritDrt uro am II. perlieEen uniere 60,
lDunen 4tlarta unO SO9en benz Orte ibrer 8es
Trimming 81.
Gberrnans Slrtree bereitet fidb FIR einem lGrlsen
marfdb vpr.
@dfbtn 10. 9fpp. Sin Splooi
aus Sberntans gtrntee i6reibt an einen Sreuro,
oaB jeber Wann Spei 8aar S6ube erbalten babe
uno ii6 fir cine @ampa9ne BON 60 Sa9en ppra
bereite, bod Niemtanb tpi1Ie, wpbin fte Sber,
man fiibren meroe.
.Gberman ami Dem &rieSspfate. Oltlanta ,pertbs
los benz Seinre itberIaHtn.
oGtncinnati, 10. Gopbr. Sin Ser
BON Sbernans 9auptquartier beridtet aus
RinsitOn, Ga, unterm g., oaB Sbermans Dir
nice aus fOlsenben Sruppent6rpern beltebe: baa
IA, 49,, II. uno 20. Corps; $4,000 Gaoal.
leriten unter &ilpatrid unb elmer Mrtileries Sri.
gaoe, i'm @an3en $4,000 Bis 10000 Wtannt
alSge;ei6net equipirt unp gut perprppiantirt.
NGe Dffentltben @ebduoe, Magu3ine, Sabri.
fen &C., iopie Die 8ertbeioigunssperte rno 81
ienbabnen lino serit0rt unO pie StaOt serdunt
ppreer. -ga
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Die 0prbeitun9en si Dem erpfen
DeufgCheTt SSuuOcSocfauo8feff.

@e9en Gnbe September trot in DRESDEN De
@ei amntaus lbuB oeS beutIden Sdngerbnroes
Suidmmeit, Inn nit ben SreSoener Self , glus:
laallllsga ibsr 6sltltslnns ber5uuptsrunosase pel
%nesfeftes bes beuti6en Sanserbunoes su bera.
then. aasss ~ taa iaslssie4 "
9ie8erbanblungen, Dur6 eiiu19ebenoeg eridts
nno Beratbungen BON @pmmiiirnen purbereitet
fibrten 81 o1iettt9 B~efrieoisenben 8elultaten
SaS 8unpesfeitfpn am %. Stunt 1865 odtattz
inben.-MS 9~anptplaB merben bic an Der SIDE
ulterbalb beg betannten @aloi6lDBdens aeleae=
men Wielen stelen; cine t6alle pm rielieen Di=
meniiURen fol- bier erridtet tperben, II. es rpirS
Elm gfittelpuhtt fir Elm Self bergefteatiein, ipie
Ibn in folder berrli6en Sage nidt Ieiht eiae anz
eerer Staot foirb aufpetien f6nnen. Sic Sc
Idn9e iinb tbeils gebtegene dItere Gpmpplitione1i
tbstlS letnige fur baS5et crit gu idreibenoeD erte,
enbli4 tpiro burd Nusidreibuns freiers Gpnfnr@
renS fir ale oeutlden SOnieber, namentt9 AUDI
fiir aufltrebenbe 8alente, freter Spielraum qez
pdbrt pernen.s Inter ben fir Die 9eititng Der
Gpnserte in Nusfi6t %senpmmenet Wfulifern 1T
an1 BrOf. SaiBt aus Stuttgart sua nennen. 0a
Dem prganii6en Beitritte Der 6trsi9ii6en Sdns
9%er6iinoe leiper nod INNER, fuabrltb unbeareifz
lider 8e1e, pDliseili6e 6ineerni1e i'm @ese
lteben, 10 tpllroe GOriprge getrpffen, .oab benielz
ben gteidmpbL Die. aud allen ceutI9enS dnaern
i'm Auslano, bic 8etbeiisnng am Self freiltebt,
&uS BEN 8eratbungen bes @elammtz ausIdul<
les, oelleu Mit9lieoer Sablrei6 erI6ienen paren,
beben mir mod berpor baB Die Mussabez zines
tleinen 2ieOerbeftes nit einer8abl &ernlieoer als
Suaoe5 2ieoeriammluns fir OaS Set bei1lpfen
uno baB Die pprliegenben Gntpirfe fir eine
8hr6esfabne Elm b~effieOigenoes &eiultat ergee
ben; tie miro in 9resben BET Dem Self entbaQt
toeroen. Aus oem@eiamnatz Iusf9huB oifino aus
setreten bic 96. gtesierungsratbs 6eut6 in
Man6en uno aauteiti in SalSburs /; an ibre
STEELE tpurOen berufen bie66. 1lntperiitdts< Dste
.ifpirettOr 9r. Sanger IN 2eip5tg uno 8Sse
lie, 9irettor Der Nugsburger 2ieoertafa. ~
Sen Soften aug allen Sbeilen 9eltlAlanb8
wurOe pm ben 9re8oener 6dneern Der qaltli9e
lte, berslibite Gmpfans gu Sbed. ss sic nebmen
aus ibren 8~eratbunsen bic neberSeu9ung nit
IN ibte 6eimatb, baB bic 2eitang peS bsllti6en
Settles in Dresden ben redten t6dnoen anpers
rn,,t If assf.a4 G eiI &-t.35H
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0s aebt oDrmarts.

Sn &entndp erbeben iid jeBt au6 gewi6tise
Gtimmen fir 8ei6leunigung Der Gman5ipaz
ton. Sent y2oui8ptae SournaI" 1T 6urd bic
SUPPLEMENTARY abl ein2i6t aufge9angen. Pren>
tice iiebt nun gang genau, tpie Der 3eiger dul
Dem 3ifferblatt itebt unb ri6tet iid burna6.
yNbl9afunq Der 6tlaperei4 miro Wtpbe. glud
DER 2Cuispille vNuseiser" -oeIen 9erausgeber
ieIbit Elm Stlapenbalter, Su ieiner S6anoe lei
eS eeiaet! - erbebt Nun feline Stimnte fir 8e=
i6leuni9ung Der emancipation. 9abei iu6t
er inter erituunli9en @IieDerperrentungen einem
bpben 9loeE uuo observation-disclosures Bublitum
gu bepeilen, bas bic bentptratii6e Bartei feline
8roitlapereiz Bartei iei. ~ 1888.
-9abl Ntadt oo6 belt 9euten feline Wipps
den pprI SIR babt innler 9eiagt, Sbr ietb
,,grunoidBli6" gegen Die Stlaperei; ober bel
jeoer Gelesenbeit babt Sbr fir Die Saaperei
unp ibre @eiteroerbreituus seitimut, aud wObI
70 in aller StiIe Elm Stlapenbdnoel6en gemaht,
ueun etrpas babel Sn yoeroienen" mar. Sebt
gebt Sbr nur pprpdrt8, tpeI Sbr mIBt. &uf
benz Sootenbette prebi9t bic 8artet Der Wlenz
i6eni6inoerei 9unanitdt! s9f
Nber neil Sebr 10 arg 9etlppft poroen ietp, 10
tpcIen mir ooriiber binau8ieben nno @naoe fit
ReGt ergeben IafIen. Gs gebt bod pprpdrts!
Bon Der 8ette Der ameritaniI1en Snaperei fdGlt
elm @lieo nab Dem anoeru ab. limb penn Sbr
ben 0agen Se8 6prti6ritte8 an allen bier 9tds
bern iperrt = er .bepegt ii6 bod. 9as 1T
bos Grfreulide bel Der Sadie.
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Son @oIifUrnieu.

San SranctScp, 10. NO6. SIN BE-
ltbteiten Charlottesville BON Worpspiae brad
beate Seuer aus, Oas einen @igentbumspertH
BON $4,000 perni4tete.
9ie 3esen3eit bat ni6t LANCE eenug anse~
balten, I'm BEN 2anoe sur @pbltbat gu 9erei6en.
Bon SAVANNA fam Der 8acifc-9 Oft- 9ampfer
@pnltitutipn at. SIN 2uufe Der lestperflcIe=
men wenigen Sage iimo iber cine babe MiaiOn
in @Olo na9 China peri9ift wproen.
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NIna Der mpbiIe Ssnn.

New 0prt, 10. 9tppbr. Ser Srans'
pOrtOumpfer california" lit bon Der MpbiIe
Bup bier an9etommen. Sc befanben fi6 CUR
3eit fplsenOe ariegSidife in Der 8ap !: CART
fOrO, Ri6mOno, 2adawanna, WonOnsabela,
&ennebed uno Metacpnet unb Die MOnitorS
c9:1~f-- marhn4+nr nro Minnebadp. Sim
13. le9te' Der California in Sep 8eit Bel unS
fanb bort Die artessidiffe Oretus, @usamure,
Gpnempugb, Sale unb Maenolio.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Oritter 81 9iItrift BON WorpIonD.

ria. Baltimore, 10. gtcS. 1864.
gBir beslaubisen biernlit, ba6 bic tia6fteBenb benau
ten Hericneu, peI9e iutS. @cusres6ifrift BON MarpIal
aus9eRoben pprben maren, aus beiSeisten @ritnbeu bp
Militdrbienft befreit tpurhen
2Dm 80 HiderS, 16. Warb, Hutausli9 Sobn albsl
Is, ubers alter; Gam Carroll, 16, DO; 9aobert Slate
8, untausIi&; SacOb SGmibt, 16, DO; Gbwarb Ouee
l6, b.; Sciepb BsfSn, Is, DO; SCnatban % Scott, Il
br; 2etpis 3feftnser, 16, DO; Spbn NBpble, is, DO; g.
6 soluble, Is, DO; &tepban Riler, 1e, DO; 0bela
8ai.er, farbis, 1G, ibers gIIter; Senrp Sur, 16, III
tauSIiG; Sbcrnas Scrtius, s, ftente eineu ShbftItutea
@tp % Seiier, Is, brei 9abr i'm Dill %Grbienf; 0fnbOIt
Wteine6e, l6, Ulcers Glter; @coe SaueS, far6is, l6, b
9O6n Dedmau, Is, untauSliG; Gaspar Steis, IS, Ri9
bitrSer; SaueS Dfcgfcrneb, Is, DO; Gee % 9efiriea, II
unternr alter; Soiepb u Gcrb, 9, ftente einen Subniti
ten; Satrid Oilrrab, 16, untatsIi6; Anbrep @entue
16, bp; 9aues 8eltpu, Is, tS; 9aneS SaLIc n, farbi
Is, bc; SDbn Mad 16. DO; .NnSrep 30 others, 16, b.
Grer Scmrls, 10 DO; Hpbert Nbanis, Is, ubers 4Ite
Daniel Srsuer, l6, uutnusllG; 3pbu 80 griee, s, fen.
etnen Subitttuten; &bos Barnett, Is, gfi&tbiiraer; au
u 0fcbered, 10, brei Sabre i'm Dienf; 9p6n Slfan, Ii
geI4tblrseri seifoLns Bed, 16, untaus,i&; SOlepb s
Ratner, Is, DC; SbouIas &cd, 16, fente einen Subft
ten; Wiatbetr s 6oIep, s, be; 6rancis SttIer, I6, DO
9faes @erbart, 10, I'M Diilitarbienf.
2spppln NIumenbCra,
Y~rofcBmari6an nnb
iibent SeS @inrpuirungss8parb
YEiuliam SrppfS,
@inrolruu9s= sc ommtidr,
srzaf EbpnlGe 8. Meur6Od,
(NoSl2) Sr5t bes @inrolirunsSs8Oarb.
Nferpe! Nfrrbe! WferOe
tneraI-Auartterm fftee.
@rfe Dtptfipn.- !
Siabt gDlfbinotpn, 10. gtSb. 1864. J
Yferbe fur ben @aSau rte. unp Mrttlerie. Dtenh rer
sen tn G%enera Wtartte 81 @IesbOrp' Depot bis suua /. Des
1854 aetauft.
Dts ben mi1eu an Capt. 6. qSprS Wlcprs, @F. Quurtter
ntetaer nbeelieiert tperter, weIGer ie boz Mnnatnle Der sc
mcbalthen SnipetttCn unternirft.
prets etreS Cavalier e piettes SIG.
preis etnes Nrttnerie. pfsrheS $3.50.
!3atluns wirb imrer fur 8 R6pfe esma@t.
ftt SGmesA u. Ettn, aaS
&RpneI, esmrtar beur Der erfen Dtptacn
tnpHl7- 30) 3 80. @. D.
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1ermiibtes.

IN4##E .Hr
.4sT o9emptratti6e IS abl AcrD.
fti6pn. Ner an Der Grie> Giienbabn i'm
2adatpareu 9uuie sufdQiser 8eiie auf ben
Sampfp1gen parten muB, Der fann 1i9 an fol-
senoer setfrei6en AppeuatiOn an bic poll.
tii@e S9napSbeseiiteruns Der WtcgleQans8 db-
Ter erbauen. gn Der Wanb elmer S@nopStneips
bdnsen fOlsenpe Nnseiaen alS Icrciti@On:
,'6 V ptun1 bes @plteS: Qr
0 tar6 8rdnop,
L ON uno Serrp,
h rtrd Bourbon MbtSfep,
r ran36li6en 8ranbp,
sr,sn, 0 10 NIe, 9sg
'~sssga r pc @bisfep,
G in Gpdtail,
E rtra alter @ein,
N euer Cher,
M ild 8unid,
A pfel Sad,
@ laret 8unIh,
G psnac 8ranbp,
L pnopn 8crter,
E rtra alter 6plano Gin,
L aser<8ter,
L Dnbox braun StOut,l
A mber Ale,
N cues gle.
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Mus 8iItp,t Seas.

u 3ewtgort 10. Nopbrs Ser 9ampfer
Sutton brin9t Nadridten pon Silton 6eao,
So. Die 5lDtte inter Sol. WtuIfprbs lift pom
Sdpannab 5uridsetebrt II. bra6te 10000 aus@
gepe6ielte @efansene nit.
s uniOnscffSiere, pel6e aus einem @efdnse
niR. in Columbus, Sc, entflpbta tparen, ia.
men am letten Montas in 9iItOn !S6eao ru9
pielen Srrfabrten an. a5rs sb!9s .saa
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II fsserif anifebe Wadbricbten.

Neu Wnrf. (gin untersef9pbeneS 8utlpi
entoedt. - Dttp 9prnbad, Der in Der Slottt
am Wiififppi cient, bate aug BEN Spipital
gu Mempbis iein 8otum fir ,9inepln an elmer
bielisen @erpanoten geididt.-am ielbeu Sa-
&c fam er aber ielbit bier an iinb fprberte ieir
8Otum Elm, I'M eS am s. SOB. abSugeben. 8e
Der Oeffnung bes gpuperts am 8pa mar er MID
tpenig e%rituunt, elm Me@telan=@ otafn BARN gu
incen. Gr serrib eS lpfort unos Jimmie fiji,
2incUln. 8ie ba8 nntersei6rbene Ballot an
STEELE oeS bon 9Ornbad unterldriebenen in baa
GOnpert p~ratttsirt pDroen, baS toeroen SEP
mpur's Ggenten am beiten piien. i'a''ts
&aubereien In curriers' syerrb. 9i'
8eseno BON !Satpers 6errp lit in Der tester
J 3eit our6 cine &daberbanbe nnfi6er 9ema6I
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4elegrapbtfcbe S6aeDrtcDtelt.
Bert&tet far ben Baltimore gptder.s Es
BunOeshauptHabt
D aibingtpm, 90. Npl

-- 20 v ! ~ ~. ltpU.
SOm Sibs 0ItIantiiben @~eidbwaSer.
Sin 8ripatbrief BON Der Slotte Dor Charlie
ftpn melbet, oaB tiirsli6 pom 9ampfer gontiat
eun 8lotaeebre6er bemertt pnroe. @rlterel
ourhbieb fem Nntertau unb perfolgte bas per-
bddtige Sdiff, fonnte es jebo6 ni1t einbplen.
Als es 3uriidfebrte, Inn bic Interbope au Ius
den, ~feuerten Die &ebellen Don elmer Stranos
8atterie auf balielbe unb cine 8ombe l6luo
aif oaS Quarteroed uno t6otete z Wtann. d
alnsriF anf 0en. &utIers SorpOaen.
Ser 8oftoampfer BON Gitp 9oi1t bria9t bic
gia6ridt, oaB in Der 9ienitag8=gla6 cine bef=
tise aanonabe bon Sen. Buffers 2inte gebGrl
tuurOe, tpelde paburd e~ntitano, baB cine 3es
belenma6t periudte; uniere @orpclten 81 iiber'
rai@en, aber surldgeidlusen purOe. - .
- @..- Sin pOaamt ,pieSererDFnet. ..
Sic Boit6ffce in 9elena, alrt., 1T bur9 bas
Sen. Ppitamt pieoerer6hnet tpDroen.
eaSIi6e Sdfea fc,n1 SanSeI ~seSfnet.
E@ @afbington, 20. 9lOpbr. Sic Sdfer
BON Norfplt, 3d., Sernanbine Luno 9enfacOla,
Slod., ffu1O our9 cine 9rptlamdtton beS 8rdli.
benton benz 9anoeI pieOer %se6ffnet. 9te 8lO=
tabeidiffe baben ale SabrSeuse, pstde MIDI
peroddtise 8eriOnen, Saden &c. entbalten, pom
1. 9ecbr. B. 5. pdffren gu Iafen.,so. PEN ~
Isl GntIaEMna Der 9ennfpIponia COmmiTdre.
@afbtngtpn 10. gopbr. Ser 9rdIi
bent bat 8efebl seseben, bic penniptpunii4er
GOmmiHdre uno @oblasenten ibrer paft 81 ent.
lnfen. q f.,
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Sie asabI In gsiseonSin.

Nabifsn, 10. gtOpbr. Sic pffsieaen
@ablberiGte seben 9ineOln 1000 Maiuritdt,
nit ben SClcatenitimmen miro ii6 bieie MaiDs
ritdt auf $4,000 Stimmen b~elaufer.
Ser GOngreB ftebt A Union anb 1 9emDs
frat.
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Fob hss Gen. Ganbp.

JGaitp, 20. giop. Ser @lert oes 9anpfers
Sttfnep BON 9tewsS orleans beri6tet, boB er
our9 ben Quartiermeifer BON NelpsO Orleans
erfabren babe, baB Sen. Gdnbp am ~. aes
ftorben lei. Sin Selegramm tabe bieie ga6,
riG1t beftdtidt. ,se,2 81.
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Der ,,9lSel" Oes saOens.

9arsli6 tuurOe sSObn Slibea, Der 8epOI.
mddtiste be8 Self. 9apis IN 9uris, in einem
Club 9efrugt, pOber es oenn tOmme, buB bic
SIoldnoer in glmerita bel jeoer @elesenbeii
sine 10 ~9ren3enIrie grbitterung gegen Die gl6rO,
Rhea an ben Sag Ieetea, pdbrenc bel 2esteren
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YtOti,.

@t1 gein& Nirt BET hem Stabt-SteetRrGts etugeretdt
Uer6en, am BITE @rneueruns tines G~erttftates Der fdDtt1dtr
8 Pct. Stp&s anf BEN Ramen Spkn Dufebart fir Drettuna
bert 9saars, tsttrt "a. Suit 1854 unb sabibar i'm Suit 1890.
(12upos N1mlwl
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6DIrmaret.

NeW 0prtI 19. Gppbr. @pIo i9lp
beute Na6mittus gu 22O,
3 DE.
@clb i6IOB beute Mbeno 2194.
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0er(nnot un0 oe(mc6t.

NSprInno+4 Gin G1dnn nebR grdu, nm Elm U3tIdl
fS|Lt""NA" f6dft unb bS 8ieb Su b~eSpreen. 4
Want bat etnen MtlGnnsex 81 tert6en unb mug I'm Sta
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To the Union Voters of the First Congressional Die.
With the hope Of promoting unity and
success in the Union party, / Withdraw
from the position Of a candidate for nomi
nation to Congress. Those seeking my
defeat have been active 10 their efforts to
create opposition to me, on the ground
Of my asking the President to fill up oas
armies by calling more men to the field
Combining with few active and wealthy
men on the part of those who sought my
defeat because of my Votes to tax whisky
on hand, an opposition has been created
so serious as 10 make me believe it my
duty to withdraw. | am, therefore, nj
longer a candidate for denomination.
The injustice which has been done me
in this canvass l will forget aud to the
tslsehocds and misrepresentation 80 Law.
ishly used by portion Of the press and
by individuals, have no reply.
l desire to say TO the honest, patriotic,
self-sacriicing people, who have done SC
much to sustain the war, that my solemn
conviction is, that We must ill up the
armies. by responding TO the Presid ent's
call, or submit to shameful peace
Those who, to make capital against me,
have united with the Chicsgo Times in
assaling the call for more troops-who
have denounced the enrolment Law, and
denounced me for expressing the wish
that the President would send more troops
to the aid of those SO CALAMITY contend
ing against the rebels-snd those ~ho
have silently stood by, encouraging this
course. ready to take advantage OF the
prejudice thus created-now that | an,
out of their way, they will. trust. cease
to echo the sentiments of tie Tunes, and
stand By the administration, and back up
those measures necessary to carry the
war to successful issue.
hope the course taken by some of my
opponents will not be regarded as evidence
that any considerable portion of the loyal
people of this great city Of the North west
will fslter in their support of the war
measures of the administration These
times require plain talk. In my judg-
ment the next ninety days will decide the
fate of our country. Disguised and GOV
cred up, a. it may be. 1t will really be
contest between war for liberty and the
Union, and humiliating peace. twill
be contest between patriotic. self-sscri
fee and narrow selGshness. as we'll as
between heroic loyalty and sympathy with
traitors,
need scarcely add that my efforts for
the re election of Mr.. Lincoln will not be
lessened, and that i shall labor as hereto
fore for the utter destruction Of SLAYER,
and the restoration of the Union ON the
basis Of liberty to all.
ISAAC. N. ARNOLD.
Aug. 80. 1864.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-09-03
An AIiegory sor Pence Men.

FROM Ade BROOKLYN Union.
Mr.. Vallandighsm said at Syracuse
"Havlng tried war SO long, shall we try
some other method Hs WAS for tryins
Cancellation and compromise" Mr.. TsIl.
and.glam's proposition to take the back
track nov, suggests little allegory which
We venture to commend to all Peace men.
A man has happy home, and wife and
children in valley lying at the foot of a
mountain. On the other side of the
mountain which is much the steepest. he
knows is monster crawling up and mea.
ming to destroy him. With great tot, he
begins to roll heavy stone up the noun.
tain, knowing that when it reaches the
top he has but TO let j, thunder down
crush the approaching monster. As he
proceeds tue task grows more arduous.
but he steadily rolls it on. He is near
the summit He is faint aud weary: bu,
. few more pushes, aud he knows that hts
fearful task is over; the top will be reached.
and he Will Sc his rock launched and his
foe surely destroyed
Now comes along neighbor and whis.
pers IN his ear, ''Come. you have snea. a
good many weary days and nights rolling
up that stone. You are faint unto des,h
Don't YOU see that all your efforts Dc no
stay the advance of your enemy Hark. !
you can hear him believing and raging
now. Let the stone go, and let us 20
round aud tickle the monster with a
straw, or apply chloroform to his nose"
The man listens. He hears bis enemy
coming. He is faint and nearly epsnt.
The very thought OF letting 60 that dread
mi. worrying stone has an aliuris o charm
He hesitates and looks back. The ,houpbt
STRIKES him that II he let's go, the s,oue
will thunder back and destroy HIS boms
al the foot of the hill. He LOOKS forward
A few spsces more and he sees that his
work 10 done, and his foe at his marco
"Away, tempter r he cries. and bends
himself with fresh energy to his ta.k
The man rolling up the stone is the Union
and constitutional liberty, the monster 70
be destroyed il Rebellioo, aud the false
temr'er is the Peace sentiment 81 the
country. a.@s