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sscm G;eu. Buffers Sirmee.

6uuptquartier Der Nrmee am SSas
mes fluff, 10. Ottober, t6erlte mar an nns
ieren 2inien 9(IeS rubig, Der Seinb bel6pB les
bod beltdnois unier @erte am Snt6 Sap, aber
Obne @rfpls.
!6eute Na9mittas rpurOe cine iapere aanpz
aaoe in Der 8i6tung BON 8etersbur9 gebDrt.
6eute Nadt tamen stpei Conf. Electromagnetic
amten, pel9e auf @Oiten gepeien uno ab9el0it
uprpen tparen, nit ibren Deasteten in unlere
2inien uno batten cine ldnsere nnterreOun9 nit
Sen. Butler. Sic narer gum Selooienlt gez
stpuneen wproen uno pesbalb entiprun9en. =
Die @erfe am 9utp Sap MAIDEN quite Sort
S4ritte. aefa 1salaa
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@lcctOrem fir ben Staat i'm Oansen:
SberriAter EaneN.

8proeitern Nbeno ltarb in leiner Wobnung
~ @albin9tun Der Ser, st. 0berri6ter Sunep,
elmer Der dlteiten 8eamten Der Ser. Staten.
8t6ter Sanep mar elm Wtarpldroer uno wurpe
am II. OldrS 1777 in Galpprt @runtp geboz
rem. Seine Gltern Itamnten aus elmer engIis
i6en fatbpltiden 6amilie, wel6e lth I'M 16.
S~Sabrbunoerte III Narplano an1ieoelte. Snl
Sabre 1896 begann Sanep in Annapplis SUI
rispruoetl5 5I %ituotren, uto in 1899 purbe er
an ben @eri6tSb6fen ais 8e6t5prattitant su<
g~elaiien; balo oarauf pertrat er iein Gcuntp
I'M 9eIegatenbauie. SIM Sabre 1901 5pg er
nab 6reoerid unD 1916 puroe ct Sltut Staatsz
Senatpr eripdblt, mel6e STEELE er 6 Sabre be-
tleibete. 1922 perle9te er ieinen 8Obniib na6
Baltimore, no er bereit8 einer 3uf bate uno
1927 ernannte ibn Der @Guperneur pom Wtaz
rpI1no Surn Generals tdatsanpalt; I'M Sabre
1880 crnannte i'm YrdIoent Sad on 5unt Sc
uerale9tnpolt Del Ser. Staten unc balp barr
aaf gum 6inan5sS etretdr. Sn bieier SteIlung
ma6te er itd bel ben @bt9s lebr perbaBt, neil
er ben Ser. Staten 8anten Die 9eppIiten entz
5pg. Ser Senat meigerte li6, ieiue @rnenS
nung I'M SUM- 1884 gu beitdti9en uno er muBte
Sllriidtreten, tpllroe ieop9 balo nieeer BON Sen.
Sadipu sum off. Ni6ter Der Supreme Court err
nannt, bod Der Senat Wei9erte ii6 AUDI bteles
Wtal, ibn sn beitdtt9en. Sn Der 3pii6enseit
Itarb Der 0berri6ter Wtarld,aI uno Der Senat
pe9ielte leine pOlitii6e 6arbe; SudiDn ernannte
ibn gum Oberri9ter an Mari6aQs STEELE uno
er tpuroe BON benz uellen Senat iofDrt beltdtist.
reber 3i9ter Saneps 8eidbigung gu Dem bod
iten 9ii9teramte berri6te tein 3peifel unb er
bat buIIelbe nit elmer Nu8nabme 5ientIid sur
8efrieotgung aller 8arteien perwaltet; oiele cine
Qusnabme aber tptegt um 10 I6werer, cd iie
Elm Reim bieIer 8irren lit uno baS bereits auf'
ftadernoe 6euer Der 6einOi6aft smii6en Ncrcen
unp Sloen gu belen Slammen anfa6te. G6
mar oie8 Die berii6tigte 9reo Scott @ntz
i6eiOuns, wel6e ietner 3eit IN allen 3eitungen
sur @enii9e belprD9en pproen lit. Sn bieiem
Sale trat 3anep 9dnSli6 auf Die Seite Der
Stopenbalter uno beuete oos &ebt Su Gjuniten
Der banlols berribenben Yartei. ST 3pg bel oies
fer Gnti6eiOuns 5ru9en in ben &reis ieiner
SuriSoittiun, wel6e NIT benz &lusefaae an unp
fir ii6 gar nidt8 Su tbun butten unO ba ra8
ameritanil6e 8Olt sempbnt lit, Oberri6terli6e
Gnh6etbungen fir Elm sOttli6eS Oratel III be-
tra6teu, 10 bat er papurd ben freibeitlt6en
gntrptdlungen bieies 2anOes einen md6tigsn
9emm16ub angele9t.
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Sic SftObertpdbleu Mrto bic Wrdfibent=
fhaftS=Sampa0ne. e
(&us Der Grtbune


9te uniOnilten BON Snoiana baben Die Srage,
aui nel6e Settle ibr Stat in Der 8rdlibentena
rpabI treten pirO, bereit8 gel6it. @ir sluubten,
Snpiana pirOe nab Gentudp, UtifOuri, Della
mare uno gtem@Seriep Der erite Staat iein, nell
der fIr WcGleaan ginge uno oU6 9laubten mir
Ihon bamul8 i" fiber wte ieBt, oaB oas Gbtcaz
ooer Sidet Obne Snbiana feline SO electoral
itimmen betcmnte. 9e.;te aber peiB ieoer perz
niinftige Nmerifaner, DAP Snotana I'M nd9lten
gtopember QincDln=glectOren tDGblen piro.
6ploenbe Sbatlabe, pelde un8 Sufdlt9 Sl
Obren fam, iauitrirt bic Sadie: 9ie uniCniiten
Snbiana's, tpDbl piheno, oab iie Elm &e3t auI
Die Stimmen ibrer Wtitbir9er, pelde ~gegentpdrz
ttg i'm 6eloe biener, batten, i6idten einen !Serrrl
nab @aibinstpn, UNI llrlaub fir bic Snoiaaa
8eeimenter su e~ripirten. Wtan pini6te feline
8arteili9feit, ale lOIten na9 !6auie tOmnlen,
Republifaner uno SemDtraten. Ser Ngent
tpuroe freunoli6 %empFangen, man e%rOffnete lbn'
einen Blid in Die mllitdrii9e Situation uno
fragte ibn Oann, OBJ er nod plni6e, baB Die
Sruppen 5urld9e5usen peroen; er iagte Stein
lrno 9itg ieiner @ege. 1niere Nrmeen I'M
SelOe iinO ni6t gel6wd6t wOroen, I'M Die
nniDnsiahe far Die 6eimatbmabl 5u itdrten, Die
rniUniiten erboben ii6 aber uno saben eine
Intercollegiate WtaiOritdt fir oaS nnlOnsttdet'
Sbr 8ubItGmpI 1T tbutid6li8 bereitS beenOt9t
llno Die Snoiunaer tDnnen jeBt lbren reniger
glIdlI4en yta1barn belfen uno ale pilen, baB,
iusnn Snoiara auf bieie Settle tritt, peber 81
LIMBS mob trgeno Elm FREEZER etaat bes @eltena
aIf bic anoere treten wiro.
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%ptr Senncffec.

Glart5ptlle, Semi, II. Dit. ,J@eitern
fritb purOen 90 9e9er>S oIpaten inter Oberits
2ieutenant 8eauer iinf MeiIen unterbalb SORT
gieliOn ron 200 Hebellen lnter Qieutenant
QOpep angeerffen. 9te RebeIen tpurpen 9e=
i6lagen, 2ieut. Qpipee uno Gapitdn @uielp oe@
tbptet unO 25 Olann getpotet uno ~permunbet.
unlere Sruppen ~perlpren einen lieutenant unD
3 Wanu, Die eet6btet wuroen uno 9 @erpunz
Oete.
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0a8 @eiammtz@ efnltat.

gla6 ben Obisen 8eri6ten FnO in ben per=
idieOenen Counties, iOpeit es bis frib / lbr
betanat puroe, 2482 Stimmen fir unO 1851
Stimmen se9en Die nele @erfafun9 abgegeben
mOrDen; Oemna6 bat bic Gpntitu@
Ie1bt in BEN Counties bi 3
ieBt nod 8O1iSttmm en- Mebrbeit.
Die 3peifel i6pinpen uno e8 mirb INNER ges
baB in Wlarplanb Die Stlapentetten gez
Iino. r, ,,rr,- .t gsti
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Glneunft Don SIcinirdI NOrter in Zen 9dmptpn
.ERo0SS.

Sort MOnrOs u. DIT. 9lomiraI 9Or>
ter Ibernabm beute MOrsen baS Commando
lber baS 9iprO 9tlantii6e @ei6paoer unp
biBte feline 5lasse in ben hampton 8oaOs aut
lpel6e BON benz Ser. st. 9ampfer n8roptlpn"
NIT elmer Salute besrIBt purOe.
Ser 8arlamentdr 9ampfer y9iem Sort"
iubr beute Morgen nit 45O Nebelen@@ efanges
men na9 IitenS Sanding ab, um ie ausSus
pe6ieln.
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Sott WsihOmri.

ST. u. Oft. Sic @ebeaen baben
Die Qamine Bride bel Seoalia an Der, 175
Wfeilen ppn bier entfernten, 8aciFczGiIenbabn
%3erit6rt. Son Price bort man, bab ct iih nod
intmer Su 8cpnpiae beinbet, tpdbrenD ct pom
General SanbOrn i'm Rtden uuo uui ben SLAM
ten bebrdnot piro.
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SIus SfctpsSrIeans.

81 10 gort, 13. Oft. Ser ogabatp>
ba", BON Stem Orleans am 5. dbgefabren, lit
angetOmmen. Die 2puiliana @eiebgebung 1T
in Sibung. Die Wpbite Sribune beIpri9t Die
6ra9e, Neger anSuperben. 9ie Stem Srleaue
ier 3eitungen entbaIten feline militdriI6en Nadz
rihten. ~ 9r
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xeIeSropbifcf,e SCaeDrseDtssa.
ssstAtst fas Ten Baltimore sEsae1.
Ablttmmlang iiber bic uere 0eriaKumg.
Sericbte ans ren Counties
Baltimore, ben 13. Oftober 1866
MIesbanps 60.

Sertdbte aus zen GCrnties.i
baltimore, ben 10. Oftober 1864.
Gtesbampss 60.
Gnmberlono. Ser 6. 9ttrtft 9ibt 200
tlr unb $50 gegen, alto cine MaiOrttdt BON so
fur bic Contribution.
Ser 10, 9iitr. sibt $50 fir uno 184 ge9en.
Srpfbnr9 eibt 161 0toj. fir Die Gon=
1tItutICn.
Orleans 9ibt 80 MajOritdt far bic Gprts
~ititution. f..4 .....T ,.E
SIe DtaiOritat i'm GOuntp miro 400 betra=
gen. s~
Nlnm 2IrmnSel 60.
annapolis. 0ieie Staot gab 161
Stimnen fir uno 218 9egen Die neue @Oniti=
tuition. @tic cine 0taioritdt BON 81 Stimmen
oa9egen.
Baltimore Go.
GodepSpille. OieIer 9iftrttt gab cine
Wtajpritdt BON 68 Stimnten gegen Die neue
Contribution, Der 9. Siltr. gibt 226 fir uno.
231 bagesen. Ser erlte 9iitritt (GatonsOiae}
gibt 318 fir uno SO oa9egen. Mllo cine Maz
iprtdt ppn 265 fit. i.,. .'siaa
Cecil 60. aaH4u rrs .lsf,
@IttOn. Ser s, 9iitrttt oibt LA ylai.
fir Die Contribution.
Gbeiapeate @itp. Ser 2. Oiltritt 9ibt
SO Wtai. 9egen bic Contribution.
s 6reSericr So.
Sreberid Gitp. 9ie Stab" ano Der
9iitritt saben cine Wtaioritdt BON 354 Stint
men fit Die neue Contribution. ~.
New 81 artet 9iitrttt gilt 81 Maicritdt
fir Die Contribution.
MibbletOwn. 9ieier 9iitritt gibt 302
Dtaj, fir Die Contribution. ..s4 s.ast
ea 5arforh 60. ~
0apre De Grace. Steie Staot aibt
cine Wtaipritdt ppn 18 fir bic Contribution.
Sails unb &oab8 gibt cine Wfaipriz
tat bon Id Stimmen sesen. bic Contribution.
Dlan slaabt, pdB 6arfpro So. i'm @an8en cine
Gegen@ Wajoritdt BON 300 Stimmen 9ab. f
.4a.ss4a Get, Mearps So. .ag g.
2epnarbStpnn.. Der 3. 9iltr. gab
II fit unO 255 gesen Die Contribution. glliO
cine WtaiCritdt BON 244 oage9en. a'-
8aturent.. Ser z. 9iiritt eibt 35 fir
unc 119 oage9en, alp cine Waipritdt BON "a
Stimmen 9egen Die Contribution.
i-@ sIt't> Bon 9pthcrfet 60. .aF 4ss-
lino nod feline &eiultate elnsetrpfens a0 sid
BafbimstOn 60. ar .-sn aags
9ager8towu. 9ieier 9iltritt gibt $50
fur AnO 167 9e9en, uliO cine WaiOrltdt BON
223 Stintnten fin bic Contribution.
6untStpWu. 9ieler 9iitritt sibt 1O2
fir uno 50 segen bic Contribution.
petersburg Siitritt sibt 147 fir uno
u ge9en bic Contribution. sat.t4
0lan 9laubt, Die Gpuntp 9ibt i'm 9anSen
1900 Wtai. fit bic Contribution. 7 n~aa'i.ise
sBp.ceRer So. a~s-r..es
BE wtOH. GUitini 9iebt 3o4 Dtai. sesen
bic Contribution. '.'' fa' es1E
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&nn hcr 9ntnnae zNrnlee.

6auptquartier Der 8ptpmaczgr II. DIT.
Set eimigen Sasen baben in Der Sronte BON
g~etersburs wi&tise 8epesunsen ita~ttseinnoen.
Sn ben lesten Orei Sasen baben bic 8crpOlten
lebbaft auf chamber sefdplen, anp ant linten
6li9el unb am linten Centrum Der &nie TOMS
men td9li9 piele @erpun6unge1 Dor.
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bic eananfdle Gpnferen,.

Stem gDrt, -. DIT. 9ie vWorIo"
brln9t cine SpesialOepei6e aus Quebec, in
pelder gelast miro, DAP beute in Der canaoi.
l6en eOnferen5 8eiCIatipnen wegen elmer Gpn@
liberation Der canuctiden 9ropinSen pailrt
purben.
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Temer : NerffMcrunas> GeScIls
feufcbaft BON SaItimprc.

Die[e @efen{Gaft 1T nunmetr bereit, Eeusr- Werf6erunofu
fir Stabt- unb 2anbbeTstbum entseeensunebmeu Die OfFce
teTntet f1 go. 40 Secpubftraee, auf Der Nprhiette.
Spbn Coates, YraHbent.
Dtrettpren.
Gbarncp Svppfs, prGijeent Der s91etern Sant.A
SbpraS Ganbp, brt &anbp, Silvia 4 &c.
QDnt. GbeSnut, BON QDm. &tesnut s. Gr.
Simon pdrlburf, S1ufnann, Sputbfr.
QDnl. Bridges, BON 9Dm. Bridges Il Srbn.
Srbn .. Sepes, Weblbinbler. Yrattfr.d
SNiepb WlattbemS, bpn XtrS. MattterS & Gpba.
QBn S. 9enB, Beef uGb pprt.p6tlea.
Spbn =. Bridges, opn s. 9. Bridges & &c.
Srpn @rates, Brettrtanbler.
$SaneS 3. Spear, BON @ebr. spear.
Ssbn Eurnbuu IT,, Gerpi&bdnbler, 8aItimorsRr
70 uH) + DttS g c 4 r, Gefr.
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M1annme a. .. MSber,

bic b~srltrnte WatrIaesrtn, TT pieher 3Hrndeeteert sn ttreH
Metfe unb eiebt rteber MRsfunft rie jIbrr uber aue @eeen'
aanse bs menfalt&en eebens; tntena fs tie SSSrs uns refine
mir STnas ~ordnbiidb Gnb unb praen @lauben %perbienen, 10
In ne btiSnSerS AZ e%npittIen. SptnI pser Strnmer; So.
10 Gaan rnke @aIttrnrrefr. okent i'm erfen Nlepr. l2eintlWg
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fit Oontroetoren.
@ttN 0omrnifffonere Dffee.

BaIttmpre,1 II. Sft. 1854.
@erieeelte Gprfhldee petben In tiefer Office aneenrmmen
BIS Mpntde, ZEN "a. B. WttS, 10 ukr NDrrtttdas lur ben
Sau elmer l. GLAZE Q tetnbri d { uber Spnes Feus an
Gooerarase, In uebereinatmmuna NIT er eeaenrdrttaen
Grattrune Der Strase. Die @pmuif1re tebalten IT'D bds
Ie6t Spr, treenb etrI9lnsebrt gu perperfeu, Dsl4eS seua6t
mtrt,
.ss. SGtSmttt,
t1Irft6nliaE) &lert ter Stabt=G %pmmtHdre,
Smbfftems=soffce Der Scr. ct. ltrmee.
$50. 20 South Str.
Baltimore, Wtb. 10. Stt. 1854.
@eraeoelte &nsebpte I'm Dupltfat perben auf bic ir Sfice
bts aur1 Satnfda, Is. Oft. 1854, W1tttdgs II lbr aneenpnt-
men, I'm tas Ser. Ct. Subffen3-D epartement ju SeFitbeH
nit
rlnqepadtem ueuem 9imOtbp Seu nno neuerE
MelIGfprn in Mebren.
@bsulieiern tdslt@ in fpl6en Ouantttdten, as %Serian9t
nerten mbeen in benz .. Ct. Viebtpfe nabe her Stdats Utep"
mage,
DGs 5eu lit su rteetu un6 81 ~tnipt3tren auI eer Ne9tes
runeS Seupddst @tt bon Jrantitn une sutton StraBe, no
e5 auf 8pfen ter Ne9terung iu tpteeen TT.
9aS ECrn tptrb TN 0tebbpfe %perrheNer.
Der @pntraft ttttt am 10. Oft, IN Grift ue eaAert tret
Rpndte lang bonn Datum.
8abluns Wtrb mpnatIt6 in icl6en GpnbS aemaht, ala serabe
an Sanb limb; iinb tetne %Sprtaaben, fOtalS OILS Tei6e eln"
geteH.
Mneebpte mliIeu auf Tcrmu!drs eei6rieten ietn, mel6e
duf bteIer Office ;r baben Gnb.
Sebe YerIpn, p6er tebes WRtt9liee elmer Girma, relhes elm
Aneebpt nta6t, mug etnen Greueto ~betfIeen, penu ntbt IbCu
eth iOl6er tereits auf bieier Office reet1rtrt purte.
l. I s. S. s. tlmau,
.(Cft11 49, Gaptttin unb 9. 9. u. g. u.
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@er 1T fir bic 1tnipn ?

SOIgenbe 2iite Sei9t Die beruorragenDen6reun=
be Der Union lno Der 91ebeuipn. Sic biIoet
cine i6Ia9enoe Gbaratteriitit Der beipen Bars
teien: ~.,-.E ~.a
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Sir s1ll
Qtncoln u II B
Sol mic n,
Union u. Serfahung.
6 e n. ulpiies Grant,
SO. s. Sherman
il" 9bil. Sberiban,
SObn 81. 2psan,
Sobn 81. Sir.
" 3. S. Butler,
q. Burniioe,
50. g. 8Ciecran5,
S. Sieel,
SCiepb SCOOTER,
@arl S6urs, FL.
SUbn 6. Bcrl,
IOmiral 6arrasut,
GOmaro Gperelt,
Daniel 6. 9idinipn,
8eni. @aoe,
Nle Republitaner uno
6reunbe Der Sreibeit
auf Groen.
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6iimbeer.@Nriiu

RaSberrp@S prip fir 2impnace.
Mr6ter Sal. SUn ausse;ethneter Site tf tets s5Ia stuts-
pretf, Wbrlefale unb &etntI, gu BADEN bet
$. EraHa, 1919 Brehrtd &r1b.
EeAelungen rerten In Sdccb See9gr'S StCre, Nr. ~
Gertnnnar. aneenpmraen unb tInitIth EtiErat. tSlnatln
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DcntfdbeS ArbeitS= Nfa6bmeiSnnoSs
8uredm.
Ebome8ftraSe 9ip 55

-- 0V""FNVTt*WPN w OOA
nnter AufFGt her yDeut1&en @eSelf6aft".
due Dtetenteen, relde teutf6e SGnbwerter, Grbetter SDer
Otenitntae3en 3n telddftteen tpuni6en, fupte dle Mntf&s
Mrbettinhenbsn trpGen EG ptrIonlth Dber In f~rdntirttn 8rte-
Ten an ben Neenten Der @eieli&aft Srn. s. (. % eIItns.
bpf. Np; So 3bauesar, wensen, weI&er unentseIbIt& MuS1
unit erthetIen wirb. IN
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Sir gI.5
Mc GleIIan un b
y e nblet on,
@affenitilitanb II, I'M
t~erbanolung init ben
30 Hebeuen. t'i5
l1 aGaJ
6. 8 gallanoigbam,
%sSrantltn .Bierce,
Sames Buchanan,
Nusuit Belmont, .
Nlerarber Song, us.
Sernanbp 8ppb,
George @ppoparo, Der
@rpBpdter ber&npnz
nDtbings. 51Hii
Siaiab 8pnoers, aaStie
Der 81. y. &owoies.
Staat8tapauu 8u9b,
Sen. 5is SObn 8prter
Der 8errdtber,
Sen. u. 8atterlpn, %.
Ydter Sertel,
9a;aru5 SO. Bpweu,
9ie 2onopnzSime5
Die 8erliner &rett;Sei<
lung.
Self. 9apiS II, idmmt>
fihe &ebeuen. ,
Nlle Suntelmdnner II.
t. - Hrx .Hrr..
9eipptentne6te auf
. @roen.
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[Ipt3Otcft151
VEoOtp1IIOI WNIVE y Y. =. q. Y
Nfcrne! Nfcroe! Nfcroe!

@ensral-Q uartiermeiteramt, /. DipiIOn,
8ailtnstpn L. OFT. 1864.
BrauGtdre gferfe tlr G~atdnfrie- unp MrtiGerte~ Dtsnh
perben BIS gum l. Ntpoentter 1864 I'm 0iestcrp' Tebot os.
fault.
pferbe ntuien an CAPT. g. 9cprp Wtpore ab4 eltefert nsr-
ben une merbslt trr Der Anrabnae genau uRterIunt.
preis ron GaSalertepferSen q SITS,
@s nerten ~ie6ssnaI feds (6) une mebr SGpft 8aIammsa
bejablt. S1mes @ttnS,
(Sf5b31) Gc. !. Dis. Gen. Suark Mmt
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Orleans 9ibt 80 MujOritdt iar bic Gprt>
~ititution. f.-# ....-T ..E
9ie DioiOritdt i'm County miro 400 betra=
nen-
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genben Pa1uS: 8enn MtIanta poer Petersburg
TalleH Ooer Garlp na6 2pndburg Suradgetrieben
peroen lOllte, 0ann tpdre Der &rtegacancioat auf
Der 6rl~epensplattfprm nidt mebr pertb aIS Der
S6nee pom lebten Minter OOer Der WCnpi6ein
Der pcrt9en 9a6t." Qtlanta lit 9efaIIen, Garz
lbs Irmee pernibtet unb@rant'S Mrmeen ppden
i6Cn an Die Shore DON &i6mpnb. @as nun
nit Der 6rieoen8plattiorm uno De. i6rd6li6en
6t9ur, Die ouf pieielbe 9eleimt 1T?
rGin 8Onmpt Don uOrseltern, Die Dtpoe pom
lebten ,5abr."
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&lnm 2IrunSeI Go.

Annapolis. 0ieit Staot gab 161
Stimmen fir uno 218 9egen bic neue GOniti.
tuition. Nic cine Wtaioritdt pon 81 Skinner
oa9egen. 81. ,4
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Cumberland. Ser G.. 0itrift 9ibt 200
tlr uno $50 sesen, aIip cine MtuiOrttdt BON SO
fir bic Contribution.
Ser -, 9iitr. sibt $50 fir uno 184 gesen.
Srpfbnr9 eibt 161 Dtoj. fir Die Gon-
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KNHEFtTWrITIfHJ .'.s...'.....s
Mnsetptt t~tiien in Elm gUuSert ctngeI6Ip6ea
H~erleaelt unp ~biefelben an ben linterSeidneten
%asrelirt fem uuc muien an benz ptern linfen
@neebie Nufl6rift pprOppialS for Strres" tra9en.
Oas &eGt trgenp Gin Insebpt penn es nttt
anncbmtar fir bic Ser. Staaten erlbeint sn-
r~itf3uwetfent tpirb sprbsbaIten.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-19
IuAre Keller vs.. General Naglee p0f'
trail Of Mcclellan.

ne publish in this issue of oar paper The
ssly Of Judge Kelley 20 the mendae'ous
xselee whose attsclSs on everybody iugcn-
Il and Secretary Stanton In particular,
Us appeared in all the tory papers North.
and the reasonable sheets South, in the in
,eres, Of Gen. Mcclellan. The facts dis
,loscd by Judge Kelley are Of The most
ssrtling character, and viii astohish the
Union men who cling to the 'young Ma
voleOa" Of the Chiesgo Convention,
Is4gc kelley Is mcmber of Congress
kom Philadelphia, and ; true as well as
able man. We know him personally, aud
have spoken with him from the same stand.
Nagice undertook 8 heavy task when he
stacked the Judge Kelley's dissection of
the scamp is worth reading whether one
takes special interest in the controversy or
20, Those who have read .Nagieeis letter
uill never forget the spite aud jealousy he
manifested towards Gen. Grant Kelley
proves by the trucaleht Nagiee himself that
Mcclellan defeated his own military plans
BY his obedience TO cogperAedd caucus:
snd Instead Of acting upon his own judy
nent, Mcclellan took the advice Of two
reasonable Democratic peace Senators.
The fact is brought 70 light that Naglee
xss deserteE from his command, and re-
sred from the service after he had lost his
Axzsrer in the army. The startling fact
ntrzght to light that beth Mcclellan and
Sgse have been fighting 70 restore the
Itssratie party 20 power, and not TO re-
sore the Union; aBd neither has had the
patriotism. like Grant, Sherman, Thomas
and others, to ignore political attachments.
The truth is Mcclellan Is q failure and =
hHmbEg and the whole power of Mr.. Ian
solh's administration, combined with the
De@oerAtie party. have failssd to make any
ting Of him, and Scr the reason that there
B0,hing in the man He is great on a
rss parade, and be hgure well Ia par
q and equally Is well in =, tOeefoco caucus
NJ Craftsmanship. military success, and
ztriotic devotion 10 the Union, can never
X forced upon the man. And as for ths
Presidency, the people have already deter
hined that they viii not force that upon
kvsl
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The Late Elections.

Tia result Of the late State elections AZ
he xVr.A. and in the States where the Je6.
hzvBsrsy had hopes Of success, has given
l. ksishing touch to their prospects. They
haze been routed @borse, foot aud dragoon,
nd nade TO see and feel that the real PEG
pc ii this country are down upon TRAITORS
ssd TREAsoE. and have nc Iespect for q set
4 corrupt partiEans who viii convene =
SestAeYH Disaaioh CsareAtie1l in Chicago TO
I'D and sbct the cause Of such men rs Jef.
baTis. YalIandigham, McCnllaB, Pendleten,
Nsgase, PHgb, and thousands Of others rs
s'eisied IN the same infaas0Ks work of help
ing Or the rebellion The loyal people are
q The majority in the United States--they
Intend TO stay N the a'gaity, and to put
sowh this rebeliioH, and with it every
soandres who connives at IL, either under
ae pretense Of apholding the Constitution,
storing Democracy 70 posvr, or securing
e he people their lost rights.
Tic hopes Of the rebels have aed with
SAfheir overwhelming defeat at the North,
a.kw lei our armies make theirs Zee In
leFsA or bite the dust Let US prosecute
'Ae VA with renewed yigor, and not cease
our ei0ss until ~the last armed foe expires, =
ana The starr and stripes Goat over every
seeded State IN the Union. This Is whaI
ne people demand, and il Is what they in
'aa TO have Of their leaders IN che civil and
e''isry departments. Or 10 victory, and
! V determination we say, or down witt
Ia rebellion.
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ra.lllan peilnea.

We could not In Any ialssFass q our
own. heater consey % ths reader shs ees
Signs or sa leadera cf the Southern Con
sedsracy, and of their supporters q the
North, than by Publishing the iollowlag
itom thc OFFICIAL organ Of JET payis
gsssa ~ sashnsaa saeslsvr, Ausas, ~ isstl
save en- oar own terms, We can acesRs 7.
No prace whatever, and must light ali
doonaaday rather than yleld an io.A o.
them. and our terms src,
aReoRnition by the enemy u tas inee.
nssndeoee &c the uoniadefnts Stas@
withdrawal Of the Yan<ee fosSes rom
every feet u Uonlederate ground, eiaa o.
Kentucky and Missouri
aWithdrawale Of the Yankee soldiers from
MARYLAND until thai State shah decide bx
free vote whether she shall remain 10 the
old Union or ask admission lnto the Con.
iederaey.
eConsent on the part Of the Federal Coy
eminent 10 give up 70 the Ceniederasy tss
proportion 81 the Navy a. i stood at the
time Of secession, or 20 pay Dor the came .
eYieidiag up all pretension on the pArs
Of the Federal Government to that portion
Of the old territories which lie west Of the
Confederate States
aAn equitable settlement on the basia q
our absolute Independents and equal rights
OF all accounts Of the public debt and pub.
lie lands, and the advantages aceruing from
foreign treaties
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eopsFsmsAt nsltheF 8 BE restored ID she
right 81 The exerplss 81 lie sIssssys fran
ehlse, i d 70 doing 10 gives aid aud COM
fort @ he enemies as open ssaE agAlhas Us,
Ii ypsins iot men and nAeAsafes iIanAhlrl.
esliy opposed 10 the government, which
.neAsuts II adopted, would ultimately sub.
vcFs the government and establish tho Con.
feaeracy. hess guilty Of mors aamning
tassson, and deserves more uacoremonious
death than The armed traitor who Is tighs.
Ing against rs
Hke great law Of aelf.prsservRti0n makes
js slse iuty Of every truly loyal man. and,
anaeea, every cltiaen TO use all means 10 his
power TO cxterminate, IL need be, the trail
tor seeking che subveraion Of the govern.
ment. Then viii The loyal men Of Tonnes.
sec stand stilaand permit the white washed,
galvanized, negroiGed citizen trailer 20 come
10 the ballot-box and commit = crime Of
ten. fold blackness BY casting his vote fer
snsn and measures NJ open war with gov.
ernment struggling fer sxistences Never
Let every voting place be Redeemed with
ira.ernal blood, aud the remaining wreck
of civil government be swept away By
anarchy, before submitting TO this hainilia'
ton. JuSIrs.