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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-18

A REGIMENT OF TRAIroEs.-Private Jonathan
Ford, an exchanged prisoner, informs the CORES
pondcnt of the Columbus Enquirer, that about seven
hundred of the prisoners (out ofseVente hundred;
at Atlanta had taken he r"th ard bad gone INTO the
service Of the enemy as cavalry, and we're known as
the First Georgia Cavalry. In this organization
nearly every State in the Confederacv is represent
cd. The 1st Alabama lrfin'ry has 81; 57th Geor-
gis. 2; tn Tennessee II; KeycS' and SHPat's bat
torie, from Arkansas, 10 Barry's battery, common
ly known as the Loci out battery. from Ohattanoo
ga, every r:an that was captured y took the oath
and Joined this crgrrzatiOn. Elch man is TO re-
ccive splendid outfit including fiur horse
Their operations, 10y sueci;l permit are tn be con
fined 70 the rear gunrdinr trains and bridges.
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Rats and conquerors must expect no mercy in
misfortune.
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MEETING CO CcNGREsS-T:Ie neat or Second Scs-
sion of the Second Congress of the Confederate
States will commence in ;hIS citv on Monday, the
9TH Of Observation-Disclosures week |"on xt monday.
Richm0RH Sentinel
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-10-18


ound practical the producers should BE- allowed to retain
futh part Of their Surplus, to be sold market rates. IL
pay fer thir necessary pHnaton supplies, which they
have TO pu chase high market prices They earnestly
cal upon the farmers bring forw ard their
necessary the support of the army in their immediate
front ard which a!2e viii prevent the loss to the enemy
of ali their crops stock negroes, &c. &C. The cnmmis
wopld su recommend mat The should
b. universal and uniform, wing out no
For the infUrrs ii ali pcrsns concerned, publish
the FLOWING Instructions, with The hure that they will
lie strictly ODeyed.
No officer, gent shall impress the necessary sup
plies which person have for the consumption Of
himself hts fanny enyuy slaves carry his
Ordinary mechanical manufacturing agrcu turaI
pioyT:en's"
The meeting of the Board will be held in the Sem
ate Chamber. the City &" hsleigh Monday the 9Th
day of December next unless changed Impress
sLg SCENTS furnish good and satisfactory for
dSApyrovals pess. the award OF local appraisers
will b. approved All communications should be adj
dressed 10 the Secretary Of The Board Raleigh ~ c.
(Signed) b. h. BUkGWYN
Garysbnrg. N. C.
Z. Y. BLACkSTOCK,
S'UckV.lle. n. G.
CONS Advertisement for State of N. C.
GEO. W. MORD4CAI. Umpire.
RA,egh, Oct. ., lisa. 62-3t.
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turned rom captivity. V1Inchyof this suf.
teFipg 10 tairly ettEtbutabte 70 lack of pro.
visions aud clothihs on ths part oh the
re9esr which 10 eyldenced from iths fact,
universally stated that theit own men
but little better, ct least % fsr &c rations
we're concerned; thopg6 there sis NO evi.
aenee TO show any pGrticuIa. sclieitndo ON
the part OF the rebel authpfitiss for the
health or comfort OF the pfIsonsrs.
MT. e. saw Dr.. n. W. Waite at Rich
mo1a, also 8. Blankensop, Spiihsard5ofiJo.
Pendleton, Johb Rodgers aud 6thers, for.
msr etttasne9 OF Brooke county. He .reps
ESssnts the Dr.. a. looking aeii whisky 10
5000 gallon) and % ssxpfeSSiuR his In.
tsnston Of rsDumibg The fneIics Of Law
aud medicine 10 Wellsbarg in good stand.
ing et no distant day. s.fBlRnksnsop sent
word 70 have . fat turkey fer dinner on the
4th OF July next. They seem to have .
kind OF an idea that somet6inR l. TO be
done very soon, whether II be that Rich.
mood e 70 be taken By the Yankees or
Mesi Virginia BY the rebels The outcome Of
Hts ieat they are TO come out Of Richmond
Welen y ~ no meang . pleasant place
now 70 be IN. White inaipts ON |: that no
vas duly Snd properly elected 9, delegaie
70 represent Brooke and Haneock counties
that hs e there legiSinassly as : member
Of the House Of Delegates. His credsn-
tials would be . curiosity. BE. L. now. q
surgeon in the confederate service. Blank
snloP has . position in the oommissaty
Department. -
i ts said eyety dog must have hi5 day
and u would be ehurliSh 70 deny TO these
whatever little sAtisiaclipn they can find
IN thslr silly conoeit thkl they eau, ever
some :, e bAek into q los % com SnniIy add
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Hun ; VIM. M. :. 11narl
WARREN AND BERGER.

2. ~ g AAAuEAoIpRl1s oPts- ~ ~ .
CANDLHss eoAPs,& LARD OIL,
REBINHRs OF CARBON OIL AND BRHzoIE
Keep constantly on hand the above r,n.d ,,+,o,..
@ prime quality, which they will be hspoT IA mr.
hsn @ aea!eI and ooosumer1 At IOWest Oai1 price,
ing hlls and heavy machinery made On Snv rSSsa
senslntsHey' which they warrant 70 dive ssfl1fse.
They are also agents Tor the sale OF apr,. 1nh,,.
eating PetToleumS Of best gravity from S1sII1 an
DT 1s1 oteek, Ohio, and PleAsants county, W.Vs.
M11SSsnouss' corner Market alley and Main IT.
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their hearts. Aud now The spectacle before
the world to-day is that Of. ,noarlt.a miIss
lion Of men. fully arnGd a6d ssSiSus r.
the cause Of freedom aud Fses institutions.
closing in upon the broken and exbSnstsd
remnant Ofthe rebellion 36st as certain to
overthrow it and crush II out utterly a.
were the waves of the Red Sea 10 ire.
si'tibly gather over the doomed Egyptians
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soLDtERs aud oHesrs IL The Atmy, being
exposed to sudden changes, should laI4iys
be sUpplted with Browns Bruashial Tro.
ches, as they give prompt relisfin q. Gold,
Cough, or an Irritlted Throat. ~ %
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. PROCLAMATION
, BY THE GoVERNoR.

WHERH4s, have good cause 70 believe that
w John v. Lewis aeoEge ". Rowan, Adam
Mndley Ahsalon Crawford, BuOhrod ". Crawford,
M TCI y. ooeetly, Morgan KittIs, David Con,
William o. chenoVlth, Park0Fson 0olIett, joeob e.
Ooletti Andrew ], Collect, Archibald BafIS, Ciaud.
ina 9ont solo11on CoplipEer, " ashinRton ward And
kneeh Thomas who on the 6eVenteenth day Of
APRIL eighteen hundred and Eixty-One, roiided In
the county Of Randolph, within what q nov The
State OF West Virginia, have deoefted their home
6nd are SGT Yely engaged in aiding the So-ealled
ContedoEato States Of America and the rebel EfRte
GoVernment At Richmond, In their attempts 10 mr.
1ugAte the good people Of thu state bat in eonae-
criminal acts cannot be obtained:
H9uS theeeioEes !, ARtHuR ]. BoR1MAH, Governor
Oh tne 64te o. Wet Virginia, do isSuO this y proc.
nation, declaring the SaId John ". LSWis, S3eorFs
W. Rowan, Adam Riudley, AbtsIom Crawford B1SR.
rod ". Ora Wford, WilIIam n. Cobefly. TMorran KI1
tie David GOT, John Taylor, Jarob narshsiI JseoS
~ amsley. William 9. ChOnoWeth, Patterson COL.
!eu' JACOB Oolett, Andrew J. Coll4tt, Archibald
kat!St Clnueius COT, Sol0mon CoplIuEer, WaIhinE.
ton " eId and knoch fhoAAA enemies OF thla State
ani . tney Sha glthln sxty days from the date
o. thts proclamation, take aud ale In the CleTk's
ounce o. the Circuit Court Of the sSd c0uaty or
Randolph, an oath 70 support the ConstItntIon Of
the UNITED states and the COuStituIoh Of thIs State
And demeAn thems ELVES ~ good eitiEens
1hm Proclamation shall be publIshed In the Wheel.
y the seat Of government for this state,
and Ia the West Virginia Republican, naRspaper
to 20 we county Of VPsaur, respectively for
~ DOne n the city Of HkeelinS on this ths
snAL. isrsSia day Of ApE1b N thS year Of
~ s4xty'fOaE, aud % the ktaas the arSt.
- iias. 4. !. BORKNAH.
=; EostS bsr..s. ssers.ary Of state.
%
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AN AD vALonEM ! rAx.

The Ways and Means Committee viii,
consider to morrow the proportion sub.
mttted y lfr. oasfl e impose an Sdsval.
oremttaktnpon al lbiIeS Of hnferchanaisee!
real sstate, stocks, bonds, etc. Also 10
impose . tax on all incorporated compS J
MES 90 sss!l a.sH Isl ~ = 4.5lI- jfETIFiTIl
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nIEGl,

o. Mouday evening. Apiil llth. lssl, JON KAN,
The tnnsral will take plaoo fsom his rssidSnco
90 chaPlins street on Wednesday ansrnoon, April
18th, at O'Clock. Tue friends Of che family ar.
respectfully invited 70 attend.
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God guard our dag, and keep each star
zach stripe - bright A. new they wave,
stu make It lead our ranks In war,
8tll hoAt above each patriotic grave,
Death 70 the traitor thai would dare
To trail It through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts It's lot viii share
Aud follow Il 10 Death or Fame.
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commissioners Sale
Of Valuable kara on aAe Ohio Rfu.r. ,.,r
RaTkeT1btTO, II. "a.
Edwin fancy and wife, ct ala, ConrPts
against
Richard Hadden, ct, al, Defendants.
In ChRneeFy.
NOTICE y hereby given, that 1 shall, In accord.
IN Anee with decree OF the Circuit Court Of Okio
county VIVA, rendered ON the 18th laT n MGTeh
1854 In the above entitled case, ht the MONT ooF AZ
the Court Houl0 OF Wood county, W. M In Stbe
city o! PafkeEabuIg, on ThuFadGJ, the 1871 day 81
May 1854, q 10 O'Clock, A. NJ oHer for EaiO n nub.
le Auettea the following described valuable pron
erty, VIZ: fArn containing about two hundred
1901 acres, situated In what l. kno9n Is the Wasb
tngton Bottom in the County Of Wood W. va. On
the bank Of the Ohio river aud about ave mles be.
low the city Of PaEkersbarE. The lands are beanti.
tully situated and highly improved. said IAN
belongs to the estate Of alexander Hsdden decd .
and Il sold BY decree OF Court with the eonsent Al
tho heirs and parties interested. The title fs peF.
net. The deed TO Alexander HAd en- Il Of reeoFd
10 Weed Co.. W. Va, Book No. Ie, page 81,
IEAMs.-One-fourth Of the purchase money In
cash; the balance In three equal payments al III
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaSer EivinT
oonds With good security for the deferred poymenis
Of purchase money, the commissioner retS{nISE .
nea upon the property TIL the deferred payments
HANNIBAL FORBES,
wheeling. ". Va. April Iii. isF4. SCI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-12
NATIONAL LOAN
U. S. 1O-4O,s.

SUBsoR!PEIoNs 70 this popular inrSItmsut r..
~ SelSed ~ The UAoE1SiGHaD, and reesIpts iasued
frse OF charge to che Subscriber At the ~S-9
MSrehantS' and MsehanIoG' Bank OF
THIS Loan bears gold interest, payable sS,rr ANN,
Gl1T, on eouPon and Registered bonds Of $500 And
over and AAHuALLT on bonds Of the denominSt io1S
Of 50 and loo dollars ---tes'9"S
In subscribing, parties are requested 70 nav III.
eeerGed interest from the hrSt Of March 10 40 Sy
PA CENT F1RNIUM. %tS4A
The interest," on this Loan il payable on III. s..t
day9 Of March and September, in each yoSF.' TSS
coupons are payable at thoSe dates, ana
the annual coupons on the 30 and 100 dollar bonds
are payable on the arSt Of Mach 4NS
~ Chsae 1O'4gs cannot BE- taxed by States CItIea
ISosns, or Counties, and the GoTSrnmSnt TSs ~
I9em u only One-Gnd half per cent. on thS amonnt
g income, when thu income Of the holder eTsseis
~ a9noEed Dollars per annum: all other inyeSt.
5.ott sach - income from Mortgages Rail RoSd
STOCK and Beads etc., Enust pay from three 10 Ts
per oeat.tax on thu income. ft- ~ " SH's
Wheelins, ". Va, April ., 1854 Eli IN
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TIE EXODUS YRox lRELXsp.-Tbs ana n.

TIE ExoDUs rRoM 1RELGsp.-The emf
grafton fton Ireland to; America coutipuss
70 inSrsSseIasiIy, and was proceeding oS 1
vast ssals the 2sth Of March. The p pe :.
Pc !.' came to the seaboatd from all parts6f
the island. Tie Mayo coastitItion SAYS,
''Apether feature in the, present revolution.
is the fact that the majority of spasssps,,
have been paid in America, and that ,I III
present want OlltaldS 6fIA6Efican paper
tends to vastly incr ase the tide which
threatens to Leave portions of our island ,
= h9 q gifg ss YilGdsSttsif tTAo kF 8e!fi
Seys: "eonesday morning The number
Of emigrants who left Tralse and Killsrnsv
for Cork boqpd for AnsricaswaD fslly :.
large sat dhy time Ia the height ~ ffT; ,bs5
season for emigration last year"
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L. G. THOMAS,
No. IFS Main Street. wheeling.

HAVING Just returned from New Yotk with j,
Ia full assortment Of the above named Good, !
invite the patronage II the public.
CouLtEy MilIineTs ara particularly invited Ia 81,
anime my stock. E1.S,,
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TREASURY DEPARTNgNr,
OEElcE OF CONFTEolLER or TaR CuAEEAcT.

OEECA OF COAfTAOLLER or THR CuAkEACT,
HAsHISsIoS, April 2i, 1854.
M HEREAs, by satisfactory evidence pre-, MED
w To the undersigned. 1t has been IERde 10 an
pear that the PirSE National Bank Of Wheeling Ia
the County Of ohio aud State Of West Virginia hs,
oSen duly oF8antES1 under aud according to Ihg
requirements OF the act Of Congress entitled AN
Act % provide National Currency, secured bT
pledge Of United states stocks. an to pFoVJo far
the circulation and redemption thereof" approved
1eoru3Fy 10Th, 1858, and has sOnpIiSSi with al the
Provisions Of said act requT ed to be comp led With
before commencing the business Of backing
Now, therefore, !, Samuel T. Howard. Comptro,l-t
o. the currency, do hereby certify that the FiT.f
Hat'OnAl Bank Of WheelIIg, County of Oil, ami
state Of Wsst Virginia, is authorized to commspe.
tue business OF banking under the Art aforesaid.
~ testimony Whereof witness MI hand aud seal
OF ONCE this second day OF april, 1864.
(uAutN sAMUEL T. HOWARD,
Deputy Comptroller of the Lurrsns,.
ApTG-IOt
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&RxFoRFs'oY7AE YUoEtssYRoll.aI0aNoS6

wABnINGToN DISPATCHES.
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10 StthdrSWiuE from the business, in which I
teoder my cordial thanks 70 the n1meronS 1!isDdS
OF the late hr for their patronage and beSneak fr
my eueoesSorB continuance Of the same :
AplI w MATTHEW WARpPN
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Co-Partnarshin

VIE undeTdsned, n uder he nEm style OF "War.
4 rem Berger" have this day entered into nsTt,
nerihP ior the purpose Of continuing the buSfnSS-
" tue Olo hED' ISAIAH WARREN.
WAT. BERGER-
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NOTICE.
NOTICE
Dissolution of Partnershin

l'HE PaEtnsrShiP heretofore exiStiaE under III.
nEm name Of Warren = Son." ESs dISSoiTed
y nuInA consent on the 9th inst. Matthew war
lsAtAh Warren is duly authorized t. settle IN.
outstanding business Of the late firn. S
81 MATHEW WARREN.
ISAIAH WARREN.
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Tbs Senate Comnttlee also had under
consideration the question of consequen.
nal damages to property destroyed, by
troops on me march, and agreed not to
until the exigencies of war have psssed.
and the Treasury is more replenished tbsn
at present s45t- ~ F.fs=slsl s : IL, . =.
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THE RECoNsTRUOTIoN OF THE AMY! ,

From the frOOt,w we learn that the work
of reconstruction is going on. j when
completed, the army will be ia better con-
dttion than ever before. The hard feel i
tnEs At hrst existing, 10 relation TO con.
solIdattou, are passing away. The best Of
relations have been established between
General Grant and the army. All are
jealous to serve nnder hIu1,z l'-sssI al
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lS'lbly gather over the doomed Egyptians
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GurDpGiftbe S1acbricbten.
Gm9Ianc.

2onopn, II. 9iopember. Oas Sbemo
Srdn5 Wtiler lit nod lanoe ni6t erl6Gp1t.
!9eute fla9t ein SObn oes ermoroeten @riaaS in
Der Shines, oab brei Mit9lteoer bes &e6tsz
idubs&ereinS III ibn uno feline trauernben Qns
geb6rigen 9eorungen ieien, iid Der 8etitipn I'M
etnen Mufi6ub Der 6inri6tung onauiAlieBen.
Sic 3tmutbung mar ieoenfall8 fart rno tudre
nrr oann 9erebtferti9t geweieu, tpenn Der
Sdubperein li6 friiber bic ueberseu9unq per-
f6afft bdtte, DAP Die unglidli6e Samilie BON
3weifeln in Die @ere6tisteit oes @ei9wprenen=
urtbelS gepla9t iei, mas ober bur9aus ri6t
Der Sail mar, wie ibnen Briggs, it,, lOfnrt erz
fldrte. g8i6tiger 1T in bes 2ebteren 3rI6rift
Die Sdlubiteue: limb (6lieBlth mar
i6 6ur4 ben 5o6m. 6errn @albaum in &enntz
nib 9eiebt, WhiIler babe oieIem lelber eeIuot,
DAP ct (Itlller) ii6 benz @erln9e, Elm alibi
sl belpeiien, ernitlid i~pioeriebt babe; oenn eS
iei lnpabr, bab er in Der gla6t pom 8. Suli
oas 0duS Der Srau SoneS beIudt babe uno oies
babe er Ieinen NopDfaten ppn 9lnfan9 an 9ez
ia9t." 9us 1T in Der Sbat cine auBerOroent>
li6e Ingabe. 8aitpr @albaum lit ein 9euts
i6er, ber iid bier in beutl6en &reilen, nanentz
lib inter bier angeiieoelten rei9en aaufleuten,
9reBen NniebenS erfreut. Splte ibm MiiIer
pirfli6 gtitanben baben, bab oas MIibi, um
pas ii6 bod bic 9ottSe @ertbeibiauna brebte,
etne 9lge lei, 9e9en Die er bon 4nfang an iei>
men InwdIten ~9egenIber prOteitirt babe, unb
lollten bieie NIT Oieier 2Gse wiiientli9 pOrge@
treten fem rnD bartnddis an ibr feitgebaIten
baben, na6oem ielbit per ansetlaste fl6 base=
gen itrdubte
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0eaes Gcirb iber 8el6lagnabnle
(Attachment)

9as pUn Der lebten 2esislatur e~rlaiene @e>
ieb CUR ldueleren Gintreibung BON 5Orserurz
gen, bere6tist in %gepifen Sdlen af bas 1Giz
9entbum BON S6ulbnern 8eidlag su lesen,
pbne erlt Die @ntiheioung zines lunsrpierisen
grOse1es ab8uiparteri. I'm iOl6e 8ei6la9z
uabme gu bepirten, 1T es erfOrOerli6, DAB Der
@ldubiser cine pOn ben nadfClgencen Grtldrnn=
gen eioli6 ab9ibt: s41
@enn Der Creditor bei1p6rt, OaB er tpeib
poer bod @runo gu slauben babe, DAB iein
S6nloner i'm 8e9riff Itebe, fid beirnli6 aus
Dem State gu entfernen, UOer Oa6 Der Sdulb-
uer lein @isentbum iberma6t, ~pertuuft Ober
perItedt babe Doer es gu tbuu beabii6tise, um
feline GreOitOren gu betri9er, DOer enOlid, bab
Der @ldubiger iein Giseutbum aus benz State
entFernt babe, OOer eS gu tbun beabf6tist uni
feline SduIOner gu b%etriisen, oann ergebt bon
Dem cOmpetepten @eriht Der 8efebl an ben
Sheriff, aui bus @isentbum FOLDER S4uloner
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ipelhe ben c~leriealen Bldnen Defenders img0ege
iteben iolen, babe bentben wpQen. Ser griz
Sil9Cf aber, piel SIT ebrlid nno geipi6enbaIt,
uno Su9lei6 i~noignirt iiber cine lplbe 33unnaz
tbung, babe ben gan5en 9lan oent G6niae ents
balt. Die Iffaire i9eint einen tiefen, @inorltd
anf ben iungen aDnig 9emadt gu baben. 8ulo
na6 ienen Grtbilllungen feel Der o~an1ali9e Gull
tllsminiiter 3 webL uno fem gta6fol9er, Wltz
hitter Sod, 9ins unmittelbar na6 Ieinem
NrntSantrltte in Der enti6iebeniten @eiie suerIt
ge9en ben 8iidpf ppn Ya1au Dor, Der nur su
lange idpn in ieiner 9i6eele auf Die unerb6r<
teite glrt nit ben Stats @eieben ml5pri,at.
Sab Der frilbere Wtinifer a3pebl in bieIes Snz
trisuenipiel tef ueritridt g%epelen, qebt aus
elmer &eibe BON MnSeihen uur gu oeutli6 ber=
Dor. Der 9esenwdrtige Conflict 5pil6en Dem
Wfinilteriun1 mo benz Episcopal lit i1i6ts ais
cine 6ru6t oes 5lpeioeutigen 3tegiments pieIe8
Wh1iiters 8webl.a fGr bat ben 8il96fen Ser
lpreban9en rgelna6t, uno mubte Sulebt barz
oeln, pie Elm iberl6uloeter Wtdtn qegen feline
suorin9li6en @idubiger banbelt. st muBte
pertrDiten, binbalten, neue @erIpre9un9en
MAIDEN, bis enbIt6 Die 8ii6DIe, Die ibrerleits
pom Rpm rno Dem pdpitliden gluntius ge>
brdngt tpuroen, Die Gebulo perloren uno nit Der
geranitaltun9 ret 8amberger Geriammll1ng
ben arieg 9e9en ben Staat, gegen ben cpnfeiz
i~ioneIen SrieOen III 8apern, gesen Die Sreibeit
Der beuti6en @ifeni6aft uno gege1t Die 8e=
freiulg Der goltSidule BON benz lteberraabe oes
c~lericalen &e9iments u. ~. nit p%ereinten
&rdften begDnten.
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Wpr Ghnrleifnm.
Sberinon'S Bug. CONFEDERATION III GbarIeaDm
Sic @nSwe@ fetuns ppn &C.
a II

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Nragu fam geftern 2lbeno nit benz &anOnen>
bppte Nugulta i'm San bier an. Ser Mra9r
bringt mi6tige 9epei6en pom Sen. Softer.
Die lebten Nadri6ten por Sen. Sherman our
53eit ais Der gIrasO abfubr, am 8. 9e5., lante=
ten babin, Dap SbermanS &ortrab, beitebeno
aus Gapallerie uro Iei6ter @rtiIerie, fi6 40
Wfeilen ppn Sapannab befano, unp eeeen Ieb=
tere Stact maridirte. St bate Die @iIenbabn,
@Ommunitatipnen erfOlsrei9 unterbro6en unb
Die widtisite ,3ufnbrbaiis Dem Seinbe abs
geldnitten.
9a8 8pmbaroement GbarIeitcns lit ein9elteat
tpOroen uno Sol. S. 6. Nhulforo mar iebr be-
ldditigt nit benz 9lustauide BON @efansenen
9li9t nur in Sapannab, iOnbern aud in
Gbarleiton berrl6t Die gr6bte CONFIRMATION iber
Sbermans Bug, unO man firdtet IN lebterer
Staot, baB ite nad benz Sail Sapannab's bas
nd6lte 3id Sbertnans fem werpe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-15
/ ssseris nnifdDc Wadbri6bten.

Malbingtnt, II. 9es. GbarleitDn Gogerz
ton, 8. y. @ids unb so. 8. &iee, @ablmdrz
net, Die 2incCln miteripdblten, 9r. Barnes,
Nidter Gmbrp urO Obert g. 6. Miler, aile
einfubrei4e 2elte bon 2entldp, beinben Ii9
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-15
observation-disclosures.
special GinfUmmen=Stcucr
Collectors Office,
y. ct. Snn. Geo. 2. Dihr. prn Wfh.
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NO. SO NgBGte tun Baltimore II. @reterar
Ote @fioiuttrn beS Gcuerrfss bonn A Sult 1864 SerGlat,
ptnne, Yrpfite unb gtnnabnttn fur 1853 auf Snmnsn' rsGHp
$oOO uberfetsen, selest werben frn Mae yerIonen In hen
ger. otd1trn Mns ale Burger, nellie aueertaib tes Yanbes
wpenen, Nne bteier Steuer Hnterrprfeu. Siefelben merben
aa@ ben Uerfhsunaen bs OrteinalseieteS aEer Snternal
0teeenue UNI feren MHeneernents erbaben,
2terour& wtrb allen It euerpR(Gttaen
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SfaSt Baltimore nne benz 5, 6, T., g. 9, 10, IL unb IL. Oifr,
SDn Sdlttmsre Go. Rs6riht eeetben, RAP Id lie 6peciai.
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bag steit Stsuetn faats fnb.
OteS1blnn8eer1elben 10 tr btterhur
perlGn9t une lam eRtrtGtet toereen In Ter Collectors
Dtfee Np. S5 OFT @alttnaprefr, Ode pn @retertir, an une
nab rem l.. Oe3. 1864 bs sum 20. b. M (~incluRpel. Wes
t1aete Slhee TT pen Wsrreens 9 ur bis Na1mittaas 3 llbr
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yen 10 yfpient tes HetraeS nebr ;ablen uab meun tie glstl
erpalten 20 yrp3. uns @prtO Setne As6nnnsen peresn se.
lWid!. SpfeptS Stewart,
kz1Apo zOeeil Gplettcr.
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