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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-19
WO lit Sherman?

Sin beuti6er Solbutenllimnen Sammler aus
Soma, NameAs 8rdutigam, bat in Chicago er>
sdblt, Sherman babe am 8. Stop. Tan nel9em
Sag 8rdutisam &pme, @d.y, p~erIaIea batte),
auf Dem Sprung 9eitanbeu, 81 0 NJ e uaO stts
ldrta nieoersubrennen uno oann nit 3 ppllItins
bi9en- Corps nab Saeannab am atlantiIhen
gleere aufSu6re1en. SaieIbe mirb BON @aibs
in9tpn 9%emelbet. Ob es aber pabr lift, lit cine
anoere Sruge. ,l@s mare iebr untluQ bon
Sherman rrno pom Rrieesminilterium, Die @elt
unb Die &ebeIer sum @orans nit Dem Obiett
Der neuen Expedition betannt su MAIDEN.
Sherman f5nnte fem Qugenmert ebenlOwobl
auf 9tpbile, Gbarleiton, 2pn6bur9 uno WiL>
min9tpn geri6tet baben. Nuf benz Marl1 nab
benz ~lestgenaunten b0dit midtigen Buntt
fpiirbe er anberiOnpiqe, 9. g., beribren, tps
Saul enbe prn uniOnSgefansenen ben 9ranss
ialtrun9en unierer 9emeinen, neutrality-suspicious.
preisgegeben iino uub erIie9en.
Sur Sins lit gepiB, ndmlid, oab General
Sherman fi4 ain 7. potr 9. oieies WOnuts nit
leiner 9lrtuee auf ben Wtari6 nab uts unbes
fannten 9te9iDnen be9eben bat un6 od6 mir
BON ibm ielbit uns Ourd ibn in ben nddfen
IA Sagen wObl nidt8 perOen gu b6ren betoms
men. Sie nddfen Ranridten Iber bic
yWberedbputs" nes Generals tpetoen
uns Die 3ebelen>3 eitungen ~brinsen, Die i6on
iest ntehr bauOn iptiien, als mir ielbit, es aber
Ufenbar nidt i'm Sntere1e ibrer SADIE fiHben,
oaB &ebeaenpplt in Uniform nit Der Sbatia6e
betannt su MAIDEN, bab cine sepaltise Armee
nnter einem tlbnen iino tlusen General, =
na6pem iie ale 8riden binter iid a~bgebrO@
den, in ibrem &iifen Dperire unb ibnen
ale 8erbinOungen ni6t nur nit ben ilsIiden
4sPeIenftauten, isuOern audi nit benz atlantis
f6en Vleer ab;ui6neioen orDbe.a szalN.es3 q ,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-19
Son Der @ntnmacS0rtnet.

Wabtngtpn, 18. Nppbr. Sin Brief
pom Der YOtOmac'Irmee iust, baB nod INNER
nntbdtt9teit bort berri9t, nit Musnabme ber
gOrpOiten, pel4e einen Rrieg Mann qeqert
Mann fibren, Durd .beIen 9leinqewsbrfersr
man@maI cine 8atterie ibre Stimme erIdauen
ldbt. gOr 2 9asen be9anm Der Ssino Elm
neues @ert sa erri6ten, ni6t weit BON Dem f.,
g. Rrater, bod sebt Die arbeit an bemlelben
iebr lan9ianl BON i~tatten, ba uniers M0rler 81.
grbeiter 81 iebr bsditisen.
Gen. BurnliOe FAM am Wittpp6 in Gitp
PDint. an unO belu6te fem altes Corps. ST
beiu6te Sen. Grant unb fubr Ipdter nit eineln
Spesial5u9e na6 Der Srpnt.
6eitern WOrgen par NGes rubig.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-19
eie gsatiOnal.q lusrsuuns fir aeatrOisn.

3 It 0 II, II. Nopbr. 9ie Natipnals Nllss
iteuung fir Wlatrpien bat ii9 ais iebr eintris'
lid s~ripisien. 8is ieBt b%elaufen G6 bic Gin.
nubmen auf $4,000. 9ie 9usfteauns tpirb
nod einise Sage pffen bleiben. $
SAT- Seoermann lteuert etwas BEL, UNI uniern
Splpaten inn Seloe elm Iederes Otabl am 9ant-
felte gu liefern. Die Ma1en BON Srltblbnern
unb auoern gbmaaren, welhe sur 4rmee &c.
ihidt iuerOen, weroen ungebeuer 9rpB fem.
i @etter tribe; ettpas Gesen. thermometer
IS @rao. a8a e9Hs s.si.ssas
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Scr ariea i'm easmeaen.

ST. Souls, IA. gtppbr. 9epei6en bes
@eneral Curtis an General 3piecrans berid.
ten, bab 8rice auf bas Sioufer bes IrtdnIas
&iser ibergeiest lit. 8eri9iebene Baggage.
@a9en un6 Die auti6e bes General 9rice ivur,
ben BON Der 8Urbut Der 8unpesftreitma6t CT,
beutet. u q ..t9}anis,seg
eGairp, IA. Npp. Sin Correspondent bes
8ebeIenblattes Der WtDntgpmerp aOpertiler"
ia9t : Wempbis bat iid| BON benz S6reden ct
bolt ben cine @pmpa9nie unierer (3ebeGen)
Runoi6after ben bDrtigen 8etppbner1 e%iniaate.
Sn Ger sunien Geseno bat man pieI bon Der
Gntpertbuns bes 8apierseIpes gu Ieipen, uno
bieier nmltanc biirfte bon Der beitdnOisen unts
gebuns Der 8lotaoe berribren. SD fab zines
WprgeRs 6 Hagen pra Glitter 3pil9en 6ers
rarop unb Gaze Greet na1 WempbiS eeben.
Greenbads fino iebr 9eiu6t, ba bic S6tei6-
bdnbler fpnit fein arberes gapier9elo nebmen
wollen. 9as 8unoespapier miro in oieIen
&e9ioneh td9lid in ungebeueren 8etrdgen 9e.
fault uno p~ertauFt. Wan perlanst bufelbe bel
3ablung aIer DISQUALIFICATION, uno cpnf6oe.
rirtes GelO pirb NIT @erahtung surIidaewielen.
Gen. .@rubam bat iid bieier Mn9elegenbeit an.
9enOmmen unS Der 8erienbung bon 8aumwpae
bur6 uniere 2inien Ginbalt setbun. 9ie Se>
h6roen ipIten ibre Aufmertiamteit aud Dem
Sreiben ~ Wlont9omerp unb 0tpbiIe Sulpencen,
ps td9li9 @reenbads setauft unO ~pertault pers
ben. -''' Hsfr
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&ahIid,e &erid,te.

'ReD.Oprt 10. Sop. Nidmonoer !3ete
tlnsen bonn Ietten 9iepltdg beridten, oaB Elm
@efe6t bel Slough onO &eaop smii6en BEN
-@eprgier Staatstruppen ,no ben ganfees ltattz
s%efunoen babe unb lebtere ;uridsetrieben NOT
ben ieien.
Sie montgomery 9Ct meloet, pa6 9ppo am
10. nit spet 9ipiiipnen in Suscumbia mar.
3wti ieiuer 9ipiiipnen batten ben 9enneiTes
s~etretst urp bic anbern peroerl balo foIgen.
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sDRtHpmri.

ST. 2puis, II. Gpp. 9ie 8eri6te BON
Der Sdlfte Der Counties liao einsesargen, fe
seben QincOln eineWaiOritdt pom nabe5u 20, 1000
Stinmen. Die SOloatenltimmen i'm 6. 9iItritt
weroen 8an 9orn nit 4-6OO ST. Mlui. in
ben Gcn9rpb ertpdblen. SIN IA. SiBritt lit bic
NabI ;wii8en 8Opo uno GeIio nod unenti6ie,
ben; beioe seb6ren sur raOitaIen 8artei. 9tGe
anoern unipnscanbioaten bes Staates nit Nus.
1labrte BON 6psan, lino cbenfaqs erpdblt.s
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Ssit N.,u<Or(rons.

Nufrc9Rtg in @enpbis. - GS tSar b~ertcbtet, raK
SeanresarS ssset bic GtaSt ruarfdirte.
8ew-O0rt IS. Stop. Ser Sampler
Wprning Star tit bon GetssO Orleans angetpms
men. NepS9 rlednier 3eitungen pom II. nell
ben, saS Der 3ebelen=@ener1l Slaughter int
Brownsville, Seros, bur9 5000 80. un6 II
Ganpntn p~eritdrft purpe, pa man einen An9rif
.our1 uniere 9ruppen befir9tete. dea111
Sn Mempbis berridte eroBe Aufregun9, Oa
beri6tet fppr6en tuar, oab 8eaure9aro mt elmer
9rpBen Irnlee BON @printb anride. Gs pereen
ale mD9i9en anftaIten gemqdt, Die StaSt 81
pertbeioiden, mr. - ~191p~ t~Af$4t9
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Die Nerfcbip0rnnai Inn We1fen.

2
l910ie NditdrsG pmuniiiion in Snbanop6lis 1T
mob nit nat.riu6uns ber gerI9p6runs rsesen
bic &esieruns beiddftiet. 9i1 aistb1gi :
6arriiUr Cornell bon Nartin 5@p,zy Sne.,
iaste aus ihers Die in Wlurtin 50. serltedte
WunitiOn: er babe Sieielbe nit einem sepi6el,
.Spriep an einen 9tate, ettpal IL sDleileu ppm
Der Staet an eintra SUB. zines Baumes abse4
bolt unb - es ipur Elm say Yulptr Mnb eiuiae
,8adete @fti anb4 3inbblt6ea9A nab .ieiner
edeune getrasen, in Der !apsrntamnher perbprz
ser. unb nit dutsseotcfdentra SAFER beo.dt.
Als er serbaftet ilrOrser, babe Ct - Oluitipn
benz Setectir tiisgelieftrt. 8sper bas @elo
su oeren. Grtauf getonnaen, tpife CT ni6t. r
Sci BEN &reuiperB6r untp6rtete er aaf Die
Srase: oh er in ben 9ienit BON Self. 9auis ge-
i4tppren 1proen |? 'j4i9 H99 era " f.
.StOns, q Der Diam, Der mid aufforoerte,
belt cine Rebe biei.s SnbaItes. eS Ipuroe lns
seiast, bab IN ii uns I'm # oes
Self. 9apia btfdnbtn unb tpenn mir
s~efansen ~pirben, slei@ anoeren 9efansenen
sisgewe6felt peroen -tpiroen. 0ariiber mar
,itmlia opieIh un;afriesenbeit unter ben NGits
9~lieSern. a2' II 1yi5a lnA,, "a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-19
snbaftens=o Office Der Der. ct. strmes

@Gltimsre, R4t, /, Npp. 1894,
yerteeelte NRetbptt In 4nyluat wsrben aaf bic er OtftA
ntsesFaaensruien NM bas Ser. ct, 0ubFaeni Dtparte
rasnt ~ Saltinssre, yes., ~ serktsn NIT = II
!peu uno Rorn in Mebren.
Die 9itkrnnSeN Fnb am Baters gBbarf, SaIttfnprt, M
sn niahea, fret son Nba-fteIb fur be Gpnt,aftrren. De-
Sea ninb sNits @eRtn @aaea unb tasSsrn Ia saten GGdcn
nsocn itbtr Az 4ufteI salt serpG6t 5ttH.
NR8ttIte wtrben ausensnnea far 2efernne tsn 80 Con.
xen Ssu uul 1000 SKikI Rsrn tn aekren (S5 Yfh. auf her
3HlkeD nxl %enfsarts. Stettr mSsen anstbeM isrnn it 1t,
3ieferune ~teetxnen uRb R2un keeultsen WtRtK.
DGs sferirte Sea II. &crn ritb etxer etnauem SxfSeittpT
anterwsrfen, ets Is axsenpnmen rtrt.
AnstSstt fne aaf ~tsrmalsre ~ f4retkeu, nel&e ssm bttei
0ffce ju beitehen Fnt.
39blkxt ntrsia isl6tn tpnbs sena&t, ais eerabe an Sant
nab; NAB teine ssrkAubta, fsbGIs aIs uslae ~siasebea,
Seae yeripn per iebe SirM6, welHe Anoebptt maht nnf
Ssirisea inra esneR &rsuett b~ssIestsn, ptnx ni1t siu ipl@fi
bier rtsifrirt rurbt.
Mas AnsebVss @svttm 9tsaaass unt ysastsss bhss HrHs
ersRnek s8
A@tlMaH.
(enpH 6dA Mas T. GU.
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e4idbrua aes ,,oeean s~starl...

8pfon, II. Nop. 9us e9iF Ocean
gearlA aus Bottom, BON Hep.yor rad 2iTa.
BON, fam am 81. Oft. in 3~arraspua an. Ser
QOptie anterte eS feit, aber beuor Is einen eiu,
itisen 3sitpuntt abieben tOnnte, innerbalb ees
9afenoammes gu selansen, trait Elm lpltbenber
Starm. Elm, Der paS S&iff ans llfer trieb, mo-
es pDais Sdifbrud lit. asi
Sic Manni6aft tpuroe qerettet.s Gag
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Gin sIOfoSebrsd5sr ~ pietOn.

9aIifaE q. g., II. NopBr. Ser pom
NCntreal ra@ Nul1au beiimmte Sdponer Mer1
rift, per 200 ben Rebelen seb0rise gierbe an
8prc bal, befnpet fi@ gu 8ictpn uno tpirb nppr'
gen able9eln. ="
h ,5fnte befanD ii8 Der 8unOesoampfer Sbap-
NUT sa WapmOutb. "sNLlI1le.
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Mus SaIifOrnit,,.

.San6rqnciScp, Is. Mop. 9ie 3e9en,
ssit bat nit eineti iber pas gatss2ano fi6 aus
Oebnenben Stlrm ~besOnnen. 9ie 8arte @alpplo
pom Nep'gOrs 1T na& elmer iebr ranben 6abrt
ansefpmmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-11-19
Nts Oen. OberJnan'8 &clAatel fimmtrn. I'M
beure MaiuritGt fir QincoIu.

Sas gpnispiqs p Sournal" iast: Sas Sol
senss ,babsas mir pur& Die, 9pit pOn &inslton-
erhalten: u Gen. Sherman ipplIte E gnidt batH
ben Sele9rapben bsi6rbern lalsn, aus Surdt,
bic Steuuns Der Sruppen ,m06te baour9 ben
Netellen pprieitia perratben peraen. 19l
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3T1ice seS DepOt=H Oimmt1fGr8 fir Cub
fiftent.
Sritter a. 9itritt bon Morpfonb

OtHIEE Io'1 SIFGII Don Wt0rpIanD.
Baltimore, lS. SOB. 1854.
VBlr beslanbigen bierttit, baS bic nafftebenb benouu.
ten Eericnen, peIte i'm 3. @cnoresbihrift BON M}orhTo,s
ipor6en sareu, aus beisefiisten griinten bonn
9tilitarSieuft befreit wurten:
Wnl. $. 9. Steer, 49,, fteGte einen @ubitituteu; gam
GSaas, g., DO. 6reberid Sbepparb, IT,, no.. SO6n
gYel, l6., b.; Charles g. 9urnsr, L., bo.; gamaeI
eurO1ls' o, DO. George {: Campbell, s., DO. geter
g., Nt@tbfrser; Siaac w. GbiIips, s.. NM
tau9li3 Saunei O. Stepbeus, g., gu alt; DaSib geop.
49,, untau9t&.
&euppIc SImmenbcrs,
BrcfOBmarIGan uub
$raitSent Ses GinrOnirungs-gp urs.
aaf SSilidm SSrpofs,
@iHrcnirun9s g OmmiHSr.
Sbomas :. MeitrSud,,
s1s ol9) ssa GrSt bes Ginrslirnus8z8sa
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Nferce! Nfcrce!f Nfrroc

Nfetot! Ntcroe! Rfctcc
0tneraI.Guarttermetktr Offtse.l
Grfe Dtttftcn.
@tnbt GBafeinetsn, 10. Rpt. 1854.
gferbe fur ben Gasansrie. unb Arttuerie-DtenR wsr.
Sen In sfenesa N1arfte 81 @ieeSars' Depot bts ;urn 1. DEF.
1854 AGfduft.
Dts ben ma1en an Gapt. 8. 2Srrs Wpers, NG. Qunrtier.
meikc 14bseIiettrt nersen, nelGtr ft prr Aanatmt bar er
uTEsIt@ea Snipefticn unterMtrft.
Nrets eiHeS Gasauer'e. 9fetheB SIZE.
9reis etnes Nrtilerie-yferees $50.
i 3abfuns mire tmmet fur 8 SSpf sesa&t.
Same8M. Gttm, ~i
GptpneI, @prnnanbeur her erAGt DtbtEOR
t~npSlV-SOl q. ~. @, OAS
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le baftet. 5is I
8bilabelpbia, 10. giop. alderman
8eloing in gbilabelpia belt 9eitern cine Sc.
ridtslisuns, Dor ipel6er neun 8erbafttte ere
i6ienen, 8ablbeauae in Der 8. 9ipi1iDn Der
4. @aro Der Staot, ansetlast, Die Stimmen
bon 9 nidt befusten &erionen argenpnlnten su
baben. q
Der Sail lpiro ndditen Wtrntug fprtseiest
tperoen. az <afsise 81 s1a eu sasa d.
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.Das sob fSut!

@em DortI 19. @Opbr. 9aS @plo ii
beute iebr gefauen. Gs puroe sulest gu 21O-
211 quDtirt.
3wette 9epe9e.
-Ntw.gprt IS. 9tOpbr., 11l1br Mbenbs.
Sob ftieg tpieoer auf 217, i6IpB uber sulebt gu
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sistatioe I sisbeitbs s aonoes

te ~9iSlatiDe 8ei8beit be8 2onoeS
9 ednoert mprben tnb."
Bir ftno mt ben RabicaIitet BARN einpers
%tannen, oab es Elm 9rOBer Samrner uns ein urt>
perjeibli6er 5ebter, ia cine @dunOe mare, wenrl
oteie Fiecensielise aGgemeine ger9eIers> un6
Ser9ebun9SsSbeprie bes rabicalen Butler je in
bic Yraris iberlebt meroen iplIte. Gs lit cine
pplttilhe 9ictbpenoigteit, oaB Nepolutton
ge9en bic 6reibeit- bab oa8 9rDBte
|6ffentIide Gerbre6en felt Seginn Der
Gei6i6te = nit elmer Der rn9ebeuerti6feit
bellelben entipre6enpen Strenge beltraft perbe
sum parnenben Greulpel fur ale flnftigen See
i4tebter unb fir ale @olter unb Die @eipaltiz
gen auf Groen, bn@el6iebt es ni6t,E wlroe bic
9ha6iiGt itntt Der 9ere9tiateit. iber ben 6pds
urtb Dleni6beitsperratbern su @eri6t lisen, 10
plroen Die barbariiden Hebelen ni6t pentaer
pie Die e~ipiliftrte 8ett in oieler un;eitigen @rpbs
mlttb MIR bic S6tpd6e pes marf@ uno darafter>
IOien n6roliden Seisgeiidtert5ums erblifen unb
benz Mnieben unoa Der Si6erbeit Der Nepublif
mdre Elm iSdlag periebt; pom Dem lie ii6 ME
rieoer piiroe erbolen f6nnen. d sh,sat afe
uebrt9ens mSgen unlere Sreunoe nidt fur9s
ten, saB eieie &euoIutipn in lauter 9dmmlein>
9dnmlein. 3iebeSfammen aufaebeu peroe. l9ie
repnbllfariiben unSi enslii6srebenosn ra6italen
5abrer n6sen einen ipl6en @usgana tpaniden
~ lie ieben bieie s3ebelliOn uno uniere 9e3iee
bun9en gum Muslanb NIT anoerr- Muaen an,
tpie lpir, IT, aber Die unperl6bnli6e 8osbeit
unb Snll6beit Der glebelIen lpire es ni6t basu
fOlnnena IaiIen. Dian laile ben Butler allo
1.,Ir roNofft 912 RofArat Aar Nn, G0G-H
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,, Rp. 20 Seutbar.
Baltimore Nah, 7 gipb. 1854.
OFF bS &aast5a en- 19 Npt b. s. Witaass IL utr ert.
sseeF sen pnIuien um BEN Ser. st. SptfpeRs. Dtpariement
a3u lie erp.ta3nfigI rs.y8 49,
Sttrtaaftns t4ooo) 9 tha@tnbsits Iebsn.
l9 abs HlteterM an Der 9 eGtS 3 tfenwadae tn 9oItt.
more, Mt ie 1000 slid timer talb 10 Taaen. Die
flfeH rerbsn ~ 81 mad tbrer @ntu fl 0uf Rotten
beg Ssnt ,attUis etDs)ta. Ste ndfen flmmtli@ IN
ss "a tSos PIP. StOh.S :gt5i bab n. Aae nnter
1000 gb Uteeerbe Buuea, Sttere, Sb en-. EIbe, Htn.
Der ahl xnsetSrntS &tnh tb mira sara5e nieIen.
Shr teseS GttG pirl tn btefem 9sntratte eth Aktaa Sn
10 $n. am @EwtGt srlanbt, Tpferu has CHER niht fdsa q
5tans; IN Der 9arfe %esfansen pbtr ti&t NJ nitleIbur uGa
Der AntlHft eprsen trirb.
8srmHldre fur Apeebpte fHnnen BON pSiser 3 tfce tntrebfr
In Eerl0a Cser per pct pbGr per Geles apo kescaen werben
ansebote per ztlsgrass pser frnRtoe ~irresulare Netfs psr-
Die SRr sttrnng sstla st. hab tthes &tRd-renn es fhttnt,
aIs erreiae halielbe nt9t las minimum les srrIanet n Or.
widtS etnjtIn & ppetn mttb be MueaAte baflr mus Bite
SeeeS Ansebrt NUT ppn etasr Garantiee Spn snet Strants
wprtlt9en YtrtuHen eestttet ietH. DaS Jsrmalar bic rfir
laWtet;
Asbieter rnaSea ~anusfsnb fsin an TIRE NnsebStr al Be.
ses &%pntrafts sa seten, ete tie be Office rerladtn.
Die Resterxqe bebMt f& saS We&t prr, Elm posr ane IN
stbSte SurAd5 ~atvetien.
3atlunsen serhen rad ister GbItsferunsi fUlSsa EUnbe
semddt, ais IN Rafe fnb; ueun tetne CUrFanseu, ptrb, fsbalt
ais iplhe etntsm men, G~Esbsjdblt.
Bprlhldee Ml11en Seutlia PROPOSALS FOR BEEF
CATTLE nberi&rtebtn unb an Capt. 3. s. Gilman 6. g.
Baltimore, Wtby a~brelRrt fttR.
@enn has Masebst i'm Namen einer 0trma aeTatbk, Il
maGen Bic Namen Der Ebetlnetmtr fcTie bic Ypfefhce &C.
nSu a~netseben ietR peey ss Nirl nidt tn sstramt ae;paen.
Sese 9trisH eeer ttees gfttsItes tiner Tuma reIde Mn,
sebst, ntaat nHt etsen freneib fur bic Der. ct. ~Jteeterunl
~beileSem tssxa at&t SIN isISes bertits aui btstr Dice rest
artrt HprAe.
WIleanssbste bteftH Ssrf&rtfteu mid:
ssnaa ne@tSmmtne. ~erbtn strnsrfsa
8 3. Gilman,
fnpbo- 10l . Gdpitdn unb g. G. Il. G. 81.
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Oefbihte Ae8 Srie9eS fir Die 1trfici
eEs@ ,;seN MN Sr. Rnnf,.

Subitrtbenttn htefes gDtrfss, neI6e Is nod niht csrnplet'
eases. mereen a&tunssssn btnadrt&ttet tdb fe bic S8lue-
heftt lest ertalten f6nnen; bs aan,e gEert ntrb auf Der.
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-09-24
From Mobile.

Fort GAINES, Sept 4, 1s64.-Everything
is quiet here, and there is no probability of
immediate military movements upon Mo-
bile.
The sunken rebel iron-clad Baltic still
effectually blockades the main channel
acroes Dog river bar, but the Winnebago
(doublc-turreted Monitor) has found pas
sage through the distractions to point
nearly opposite the city of Mobile and can
drop eleven and fifteen inch shells into the
city at will. The Metacomet, Sebago and
Kennebec have also reached the same place,
and are in line of battle, ready to shell the
city at q signal from Admiral Farragut.
Mobile lie entirely at our mercy, and can be
leveled with the ground at any time the
Union commanders desire The distance of
the war vessels mentioned above from Mo
bile is but three miles and u half, and their
largest rifled guns can throw shell into the
re motest suburbs.
The rebel rams and guuboats are in plane
sight, but do not make the slightest hostile
demonstration. They seem to have had
enough of Farragut and his fleet in the re-
cent combat.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-09-24

| tzy@ SnocKrSe ACCIDENT on rHB TASaAsooo-
TAG RAILRoAD.--0ne of the most terrible casualties
which has been lot TO record says the Clin-
ton Republican, took piece the Tangascootac
Railroad on Saturday last, about one mile from tho
river and half mile from the saw mill. Tho En-
gine Westmoreland, an old thing which Is said to
have been in the various roads of this State
for the last thirty years, and had been recently pur
chased by Mr.. John Reaville for the Tangascootac
road, its upward passage, blow up, killing four
persons, as follows:
John A. SALESMAN, Engineer, blown about
thirty yards and was found lifelcss, hanging over
the coupling of the first and second Of the train.
His skull was badly fractured, his arm broken, and
his bowels completely torn out. He lived at Tan
gascootac. Leaves n wife and child.
George Suunk, Fireman was found on the first
truck about twenty feet from the engine.
His skull was broken in several places. Living
when found-survved till Sunday night-badly
scaldcd. Lives in Lock Observation-Disclosures
three Children
Andrew Greek and wife, of Rattlcsnake, were
passengers the train, broher-inlaw and sister Of
Salesman on their way to visit SALESMAN and wife
Greek found lying against the bank ut the side
Of the road about twenty feet from the of the
explosion LIS Skull was Hae'ureu anu Ii" pouy
considerably bruised. Killed instantly.
Mrs. Greeks body was found on tree about ff-
,cen feet from the ground and twenty to twenty five
from the engine. A piece of the wreck struck her
in the mouth tore out her tongue and piece of the
upper jaw carrying with it side Of the face and
skull laying open dreadful wound in its track.
The victims were all stripped of their clothes,
which were scattered in every direction, hanging n
the trees and lying on the ground. They were all
very much scalded, and without any contusions they
would probably not have survived.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-09-24
Ehr fha American,

MIR. EDITOR :--Whatever may be the
opinion of some in regard to the policy of
the administration, in the conduct of the
war, all good democrats agree that the
Union must be preserved, by force if neces.
sary This is the doctrine of Gen. Mcclellan
aud nine-tenths of the democracy. General
Mcclellan also pays high compliment to
the soldiers who have sacrificed life, limb
and health in the service. Such men who
have perilled their all in defence of their
country, should not he forgotten, nor will
they, when proper opportunity, to reward
them, is at hand. With this Object in view,
/ respectfully and earnestly ask every good
citizen, without regard 10 party, to give o
helping hand to John j. Smith, who is a
candidate for the Office of Register & Re
corder. He is young man well qualified
for the Office lie left his fathers farm in
Point township, on which lie labored, when
his services were required in the army, and
lost his leg in the great fight at Chancellors.
VILE. He is therefore unable to work though
in the prime of life. Such men should never
be left uncared for-and who that has a son
or brother IN the army will refuse to support
one of its victims, when crippled for life,
while gallantly fighting for his country.
AN OLD LINE DEMOCRAT.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-09-24

The road to home and happiness lies
over small stepping stones. Slight circum-
stances are the stumbling blocks of the
families. The prick of n pin, says the pro
verb is enough to make m empire insi ipid
The teuderer the feelings the more painful
the wound A cold, unkind word checks
and withers the blossom of the dearest love,
as the most delicate rings of the vine are
troubled by the faintest breeze. The mise
ry of q life is born of a chance observation.
Ii the true history of quarrels,. public and
private. were honestly written, it would be
sienced with an uproar of derision.