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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

CoLuMBus ScHooIs.--The Toledo Blade
thinks the people Of Columbus are "highly
favored in having forty-seyen Abolition
teachers out of sixty We are fortunate
in having a liberal, Intelligent and high
minded Board of Educatlon-if that is
what the Blademeans, we admit it.. The
Abolition Legislators think otherwise, how
ever, and we don't know but what they are
right too, for under their arrangement to
mix politics with our school affairs we are
likely to have fewer Abolitionists and bet
ter teachers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
sherman In yick.burr.

CAIRO, March s.-A passenger by the
steamer Luminary, from Vicksburg on the
Sd. says Sherman and his army are there.
The steamer Fanny from Memphis, on the
7th, brought 240 bales of cotton, The cleo
tion there passed off quietly, resulting in
the choice Of a majority of the conservative
candidates. .gs -.,,.- -A,s,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

Herrick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratris is
far superior to super-carbonate of soda, and
may be used in the same manner, with
cream tartar, and for all other purposes
where soda is used, Its perfectly healthy,
and requires less in quantity. Try one pa
per, and you will never have any ether
Grocers and druggists sell it. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
Funeral Of the late Thomas Starr
.t. r..t.-t r. King.

SAN FRANCISCO, March THE funeral of
the late Thomas Starr King yesterday was
very impressive. The assembly of people
was greater than on any similar occasion
for many years. All christian denomina-
tions, masonic orders and military particle
pated. The government and the principal
Federal and State officials were present.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
New Mampshire Election.

New YORK, March s 1880 P. M.-Sev-
enty-seven towns give Gilmore II, $50; Har-
rington 1890; scattering 81. Gilmore is
elected by 1000 majority. All five of the
Republican -Councilmen are elected. Prob
ably nine Of the twelve Senators elected
are Republican, and majoaity of the Rep
resentatives.
There has been heavy Union gains in ev-
cry town heard from. sfA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

WAsHINGroN, March IA recent corres-
pondence between the President and Secre-
tary of the Treasury, has given occasion to
highest authority for saying that neither
letters Contained more than q frank expla-
nation Of their respective positions, and that
nothing In them evinced the slightest abate-
ment Of mutual respsct and confidence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

AssIGSATIoN ADyERTIsEMENTs-A REP
REHENsIBLE SELL-The Cincinnati CONNER
ciat-a paper conducted upon high moral
Abolition ideas-has a special department
in its columns devoted to notices of 'scor-
respondence wanted.' In this assignation
department feeble-minded young men, with
matrimonial or moonlight propensities on
the one hand, and sharpers and scalpers on
the other, advertise their irrepressible de-
sire to correspond with handsome young
ladies--objeet '.fn, love or matrimony."
Occasionally young lady may possibly adj
vertise, but those notices purporting to be
from females may generally be counted as
impositions. One of the little boys con-
nected with the State House recent
ly announced his desire to cores
pond with any number of hand
some young men through the assignation
department., representing himself to be a
blue-eyed damsel Of sixteen. The sell DEM
.onstrated the incalculable number of young
men who consider, themselves handsome
At the end of week, the little joker had
received over two hundred letters, and un-
less there Is a cessation in the flood he will
be compelled to employ cart to bring his
mail. His collection Of photographs con-
sists OF the largest assortment Of low fore
heads, sunken eyes and feeble features that
could be conjured up by the imagination
of a philosopher; there being q striking
similarity in the expression Of each coun-
tenance, Indicating that about the only ex-
ercise their intellectual faculties receive is
the daily perusal Of the assignation depart
ment Of the Commercial.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
THE DRAFT!
FILL YOUR TAI
vEYERAN VoLUNrEER AGEycY

VETERAN VOLUNTEER AGENCY.
b The undersigned is authorized Agent for
Ohio Veteran Volunteers for their protec-
ton in the matter Of bounties; procuring
bounties for those who are not able to OBJ
tain bountles for themselves. This agency
is of mutual benefit to citizen and soldier.
Wards and Townships whose quotas are not
filled, are Informed that limited number
OF Veterans stand ready to accept local
bounties if application is made at once to
the undersigned. For evidence of respon-
sibility, reference is made to the First Ma
tional Bank of Columbus. Paid kilograms
will be promptly answered.
h L. JEFF. SPRENGLE,
Room No. l22 Neil House.
mch9-d2ts -.N... 4. l,,li
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

ADJUSTMENTS. = The Stereopticon, at
Naughton Hall last night, was, we are graf
flied to say. witnessed by very large au-
dience, and it is safe to say that no exhibi-
ton in this city has ever more gratiicd and
surprised those who witnessed it, No low
er,of art should fail to see it.
E AT the Theater tonight they play the
american Cousin and the Mountain
Outlaw" Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan sustaining the
principal characters.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
The Rebels Conscripting Ncgrocs

New YORK, Mar. 8.--The Worlds Wash
ington dispatch states that the rebel War
Department had set afoot measures to con-
script 10000 negroes to work on the forth
ficdtions at Richmond and elsewhere
Meade has returned to the Army of the Po-
tomac.
The Worlds Hilton Head letter says Gil
more has sent orders to Florida that in ftl-
ture only, Jacksonville will be held by us,
and no effort whatever made to occupy 9TH
er towns.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
city MarshaI,

EpIroR STATESMAN please announce the name
Of ADAM NEIswENDER as a candidate for the Office
Of City Marshal subject to tho decision Of the Dem.
ocratic Convention. and oblige
81 3ss IA. MANY DEMOCRATS.
We are authorized TO announce SAMUEL THoMr-
SON as candidate for recollection to the Office Of
City Marshal subject to the decision Of the Demo-
cratic Convention.
fs <, X Constable.
Weare authorized TO announce the namo of L. G.
KELLY, candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Constable subject to tho decision Of the Democratic
Convention. s,S ~ qf -.Fs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
sale Of war Relics.

CIScrNNATI, March Bon the 10th inst,
the valuable autograph letters of the Great
Western Sanitary Fair and interesting war
relics, will be sold at auction in Cincinnati.
In the collection is President Lincoln's
amnesty proclamation.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
Rumors OF an Invasion of Mary
land.

BALTIMORE, March s.-Reports are In cir
culation and have probably been telegraph
ed from here of the invasion Of Maryland
by rebel raiders. 1t may be confidently
stated that the entire foundation for these
rumors is the fact that a small rebel force
has been seen in Loudon county, Va.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
Glen. Peck Besieged ut Newborn,

New YORK, March S.-The Commercials
Fortress Monroe letter of the 5th, says Gen.
Peck is besieged at Newbern, and at nearly
every post in North Carolina.
Kilpatrick's veteran horsemen are a God
send to this department, and may accom-
plish more than twice or thrice their own
number of infantry. think Gen. Butler
will retain them.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

PURIFY, purify, purify the blood with
AYERS SARsAPARILLA, and the humors, de-
rangements and distempers which pervade
the system at tbis season will disappear.
We have tried 1t and speak with knowledge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
Philadelphia Markct-march a.

Dizziness In the market. Prices are dropping un-
der untayorable foreign news. ~ y n z - q
. ELOUR-Dull; small sales Of superhne at Is 0oA
WHEAT--Firm; red 81 coal g. sfpie e3
CORNs-A small supply Of yellow at 81 81.
bond 46af7c, refined free 54a56. .N 3TcEF
PR0YISIONS-Firm mess pork s23 so. IS
95c. ~ ~ y W =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
New York stock NIarket..Mnrch 4,

New York Central l37k: Erie li7s<: do preferred
JOSH; Michigan Central il3; Cleveland and Pitts
burg li9; Galens and Chicago llss{;. Hudson $50:
llsk; Chicago and Rock Island los; Michigan South
ern preferred q; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
-; Alton and Terre Haute 75 Toledo and Wabash
% Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago l9e; Alton
and Ierrs q Hautc preferred %; Chicago and North
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

NEW YoRK, March s.-Privats advioes
from Bombay express fears thst the Amer
lean ships Naples and Southern Rights,
from that port have been eaptured by the
Alabpma.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

S. d. THATCHER, ESQ., of the Express
Company, furnishes us Eastern papers IN
advance Of the mail. He has our thanks.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

to soldiers and sailors on conjIscated rebel
lands. and ordered to be printed. -
Adjourned
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

New YoRK, March 8.-The steamer Glas-
Cow, from Liverpool, has arrived. The
news Is anticipated.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

No. 80. Thomas Wicks v. Richard Valentine
Leave to file petition in error refused. = -.
No. 106. Andrew r. Ingerson v. William NARROW.
Leave granted to petition in error and case taken
out Of its order for hearing l ~ :. n, -
No. 107. Samuel A. Moore " f. Rittenhouse -.
Motion to take out of its order for hearing over
ruled.
No. lO8. Sidney G. Butler v. Rufus Peck. Leave
granted to docket reversed case. I7l1 = :. :
Adjourned until Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

SrUDER. on State street, has Ballou'f
Monthly forApril. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

Cotton declining and stock light Many holders
arc shipping direct ty New York Middlines 67aGsc
Wheat, corn and oats slightly improved; & I 81 !,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09

rio baltimore Market-March 9.
FLOUR-very dull and hcayy: Howard strsetsu-
GRAIN--Scarce; market quiet
C0RN--Firm at 81 l7a1 le. s siiH Nsa
WHISKTTDull and quiet at e5as6c. ~ -
COFFEE-Firm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
SUPREME COURT OF OHIO.

TUESDAY, March g, 1864.
Hon. Jacob Brinkerhof, Chief Justice; Hon. Josiah
Scott, Hon. Rufus z. Ranney, Hon. Horace Wild
er, and Hon. William White, Judges.
stsa n GENERAL DOCKET.
No. 90. Stanton, Sheldon & Co. " Henry p. Kcycs
and Others In errorto the District Courtof Ashta-
Wilder, ]. Held: ~
l. That the 18th section Of the act regulating the
mode OF administering assignments Re pas,ed
April 9, 1853, "A Curwens Statutes 3352 applies 10
fraudulent conyeyances made before as we'll as after
the passage Of the act.
2. Hence. when an insolvcnt debtor made a fraud
ulent coIveyance Of his land on the sd February,
1853, and creditor ebtaned Judgment in the next
following October, and filed his petition to set aside
the fraudulent conyeyance and to subject this land
TO tho payment of his Judgment on the 18th day Of
May 1889, such creditor obtained no priority over
the other creditors Of the insoyent debtor. is
judgment affirmed. 1i0.
No.T. Daniel j. Beardsey v. Charles O. Foot
Error 70 the District Court of Portage county.
Admissions in pals, though made in good faith.
may yet be madc under such circumstances as to op
crate by way of estoppe, and preclude the party
from afterwards gainsaying them.
Judgment of District Court affirmed ttt
No. II. John ID. Bonnet ". Robert Dickson. Err
ror to the District Court of Muskingum county.
Ky the Court, Held
The testimony of witness reduced to writing and
signed by himself az hearing before Master Com
missioner is, after the decease of such witness ad-
missabe in any subsequent trial Of the casen court
Judgment reversed and cause remanded.
No. l0l. The State Of Ohio ex rel. VIM. Brown
v. The City of Piqua ct al. Peremptory mandamus
awarded No further report of the will be made
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
Now YORK money Market--rr.rch 4

Money in Letter request at 5a6 per cent.
Sterling decidedly frmer but very quiet at l77IS
Gold excited opening at 62k, advancing to 6{x,
declining to 6S, advancing 10 64 and closing FIRM
Government stocks frmer. U. s. SIS 81 coupons
ll3. s0scoupons lo9xa1lo. 7-3Os .li21< - n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
THE CITY.
THE COURTS.

The Criminal Calendar . Ter rible
Record of Crime--Diyorces, &c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-03-09
Another Conscription
Contemplated.
REPORTED DEATH OF REBEI.
COL. FOREST.
new HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
THE SOLDIERS voTE-sUCCESS OF THE AB
OLlTlOMlSTS.

Colonel DahIgrcn - Doubts as to
his Fate-Position Of HallecIf-
Washington Items - Blockade
Running. ~t+
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Sn gadben Ses Generals gise1.

Ser General Sran3 Sigel, i6reibt baS Waz
ibington yGbrpnicle," 1T gum Somrnanoanter
bes WaitdrS0 DEPARTMENTS pom WeIt>Sir9inten
ernannt woroen. SieIe Na6ri6t miro pom tau<
lenoen unlerer eignen uno BON allen Sanosleu=
ten Siael's iebr wiatOmmen gebeiben peroen.
Wir iaoen bieieS ni6t, I'M Die orOben Slenlte
tpdbreno ieines Commands in oteIem 9eparte@
ment berltut rsIIeben - SienIte, Die ibn gum
fortaeiebten 8ertrauen Der 3eyterlrng bere6tiz
aen. Die Gppperbeaos, metde Sigel baiIen, neil
er Die Sclaperei baBt unb befdmpft, pdlSten ii6
in LETTER 3eit in &rdmpfen ipegen Der i~tuotrten
8erna6ldIlgung oieieS tidti9en Off5iers, wte
1e eS n%annten, our6 Die General : 9te9ierung.
I1mftdnoe babert feline fribere &eacipirltng per>
binoert, aber Sigel bat, ais gutter Sploat, nell
der peib, Dab @ebpriam bic militdril6e Garotz
nalzSu9enD 1T, feline Belt abgewartet. Ste
oeutI6en 8Irger beoirfen %uhlerer Serlt@erlng
niht, Inn pom Der llnparteili6feit uno Nlberallz
tot be8 9rdliOenten iiber5eugt SIT iein, ba ieop6
Elm ruffinirter Serlu6 9entaht niro, tie ppn tb<
rem ~lleber5eugungen obsubringert, 10 mag es am
Blab iein, ibnen 81 Sei9en, wie lei6t ii6 bieie
8emlbungen bes SprurtbeilS aufoeden uno
wioerlegen laIIen." =
Die Sadie perbdGt ii6 ui6t ga1r5 10, pie oas
gGbronicle" ihreibt. Sen. Sigel peroanft feline
Raffebr gum actipen 9ienit Defenders ben 8e=
miibungen Der p~eitpirginil6en @elebgebung
uno Ger weitpirginiiden GOn9reBmdnner, pelz
DE, pie allie @elt bort peitli6, = allies 8er<
trauen gu ben miGitdrii6en 6dbi9teiten nnO benz
oltten 0iIen oeS Generals &ellp uno Ietner
Gerwanot> rnb Gepatteridaft ldn9it' perlCren
unb feline Abberufung unO Die Griebun9 oelielz
ben Ourd Sen. Si9el aus< mnO na6pradli6
pom 8rdiiOenten perlan9t batten. @enn ii6
Der General bort nun 9efdllt, iperOen ibn Die
IopaIen @eitoirgtnier, melde 9rpBe Stnge
nit ibm pOrbaben-ipbalo nidt 5ieben lafien!-
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bic neutrality-suspicious..

Stem Oprt, 20. Sebr. 0as 9rcpibence
Spurnal bringt einen Brief BON 2ieut. Goop
BON Der 3. 3bpbe Sslano 8atterie. Sarin
beiBt e8: Sim Samftag, ben 90, 9in9en mir
na3 Safe Gitp ab, ungefdbr SO MIeilen BON
bier entfernt. !6dtten mir oieien 8las erreibt,
10 bitten mir oamit Der peltli6en &ebeaen~Irz
NEE Die 3ufubren abseidnitten. @ir maridirs
ten 18 Meilen, als mir alf ben Seino itieben.
Gs entitanben ipfprt Gprppiten9efedte, pel6e
4 Stunoen lang bauerten, als mir auSfaroen,
oaB 1ns Der 6eino in grocer Stdrfe 9e9eniiberz
ltebe. nniere Gplonnen nuroen iDfprt beplopirt
uno infer 8prtrab tpuroe enga9irt. Wir GIN
9en nit 4 &anpnen, so 8feroen uno 80 Wiann
in ben 8ampf. Sn 20 Minuten perlOren mir
As Mann, 46 8feroe, stpei Stid Nrtiaerie urc
4 OffSiere uno es 9elang uns, NIT Dem 0teit 5u
entfommen. Gs mar infer MiBgei@id, ein
&e9iment su baben, wel6eS bapon lief rno ben
9erlult unlerer &anpner peranlaBte.
Ser &anlpf oauerte orei Stunoen, alS rniere
feline Nrlnee sum &iid5u9 beproert puroe. Mlr
febrten na6 SadipnpiIe Suriid uro trafen bort
lebtcn Nbeno ~ lbr ein. @ir batten 5000
Mtann llno perlpren 1900 an Sooten, Gernun=
oeten uno @ermibten. Ser 6eino bate $4,000
Wlann uro i6lug uns geb6rig. 9Ie uniere
Off5iere perlcren ibre Yferoe. ggir beFnoen
llns iebt an 8pro zines na6 Beaufort beltimnrz
ten Salnpfers, mo ale, bic Off5iere ausgenpm@
men, mCrgen 9~elanoet Ueroen tperoen. Die
8atterie blieb in SadlOnpiae, wel6es mir wpbl
i6werlid perben balten f0nnen, pa urs Der
Seino auf Der Serie folate. 9tIes in IIem gez
monument, 10 baben mir barte Irbeit 9etban.
Sn 90 Stunoen marl6irten mir 40 Dieilen
uno i6lugen cine 3itinpise S6ladt, in Der
mir oeiblaqen murOen. -e a 1850 .ft
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a[S 0ait, nidt aber ais ben 8rG1ibenten 6er
&epublit beiddben tOnne. Saares beftnoet lid
III 6pl9e Oe1en nod in Soltilp, BON no feline
Srnppen in Der Gidtung BON 3acatecas 9e3Os
gen ltno, nm li6 NIT oenen Orteea's 81 per-
einen.
8ioaurri IieB benz General Gortinas Der IN
0tatomuras regiert, bic Srore sugeben, Oieien
Yfab 9e9en Die SuareS 'iden Sruppen gu perz
tbeipi9en. 9ie einfluBreidlten uno wcblbas
b%enolten 8epobner pen MatampraS Iebnen li3
na6 Der 9tntun1t Der Srauiolen, benen cine
entbnitaitii6e Nufnabme beppritebt. @egen
Die ~jenieits beS Gio Granoe ppftirte, ~fboeraIe
Streltnaht begt man niht chen freunbi6aftli6e
Gefible.
ae0gucaberiGfe.
Sanberi on, SLa,, 26. Sebr. @eneral
Sinne9an'S 3ruppen baben 8alomin beiebt,
Ser 6einO 500 iid na6 SafIOnpiIe 3uriid.
0beritlieut. Barron pom Ga. Ga 9e9t 1T
tpbt uno OBsr1t Gliii6 pernunoet.
StarfSpiIte, @liH., "a. Sebr. Geltern
fanoen beftige &dmpfe bel gontOtpd itatt mir
t6oteten benz Seinb 40 damn llno ma6ten 100
Gefangene. TIMER gerlnlt 1T nnbetannt. Gol.
Sprrelt puroe getDptet ltno Die Sol. 8arfsoale
uno WcGulp9 muroen l6wer pertpuuoet. 9ie
S6la6t idIoB nit elmer pom Seito ausgefubr=
ten Charge, ipel6e ubgeldldgen muroe.
atlanta, 26. Sebr. Ser Seino bat Ypns
tptpc perIaIIen. gBir baben piele OffBiere uno
2eute p%erlpren. Sherman 1T bis gum 9earl
Riper p%Orgeorungen.
9altpn, &c. Sebr. Der G6einp bat ii6
aus %unierer 6rpnte na6 Chattanooga SIT Slrildz
ge5o9en.
Sen. 2ongitreet bat ii6 na6 einem 9untte
s~urild9eSugen, ben mir aus &llgbeitsriidii6ten
bier nidt erpdbnen pollen,
Ser Seino lit nod nidt iiber ben 6oIltpn
6tnb ge9a1gen.
Sen. 8udrer bat baS COMMANDO bon !6ppos
9ipiiicn erbaltsr.
@reenpille (ONzSenneiee), 81. 6ebr.
Sen. Spnes bat $50 Seinpe uno 10 8a9e1
flint Oieilen BON Cumberland Sap ~gefangen.
3wei berittene YanteezH e9tmenter, BON elmer
Snfanterie 9ipiion unterltibt, periudten es,
%llnieren Iinten Sliigel sl f~antiren unO beiebter1
bas Sap brei Wtetlen BON 9aIton in Der 9ta9t
pnm 25. Smiths Sera8z8rigaoe pertrieb iie.
g8ir batten $50 @erpnnoete, barltter Colonel
Curtis pom II. Ga. 3ebn puroen getGotet.
9lm 9pnneritug ben 26. Spg iid Der 6eino spei
Meilen 5uriid uno niro mabrldeinli6 ~oteiIeitS
Gbidamauga nt6t mebr Staro balten. Mle
3ei6en elmer aIlgemeinen Sdladt iinb perz
16nunoen.
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Scr Nricn i'm Silnmrltcu.
ser etreif,na bes sen. emitb nod, afifGfl

Ser Streifsmg bes Gen. Sr1itb mad MeiiIi(Tppi.
Mempbis, &c. Sebr. Sic 8eridte Der
gta6SI1ler, 'baB Sen. Smiths GapalleriesG rpe>
oitipn mie[ungen iet, %er1pieien fi6 ols falid.
Smith lit qeitern MbenO bier cinsetrplfen une
mir iteIlen aus Dem Sagebn6 zines OFFICERS
bas Sol9enbe SuIammer:
Mm Is. errei6te Die Grpeoitipn Stolcna,
WdI., an Der MobilezOb Giienbabn, IS Mei=
len pom gprintb uno 100 Dfeilen BON Wems
pbis. 6ter pernabmen tie, oaB Sherman Wtes
ripian genCmmen lno nd6 Often pCrgeridt lei.
Sim 10. 9ir9s nu6 Ggppten, ebenfal8 an
Der giIenbabn, ipo cine un9ebeuere Wtalle aOrn,
OaS ben GebelIen geb6rte, serit0rt puroe.
2m q. marldirten mir na6 Weitpoint (4O
Wlcilen meiter) uno itieBen bort auf SprreifS,
Sees, Chalmers un0 3Obbp'S Streitfrdfte, Die
i6 ge9en urs p~ereini9t batten. 9ieielben perz
lu6ten unlere Golpnnen SIT ourdbreGen, aber
perqebenS. SIN &iifen uno Der SrOnte fam es
s1 beftigen @eieGten. 9as 2. Soma Negt
fGbrte cine ~gldnSenbe Charge aus nno perlcr
babel eini9e Spote uno 8erpunoete. 300
&ebellen uml6pdrmten fortipdbreno uniere
Slanfen, pdbreno infer 9tadtrab beitdnoig an=
gegriffen ipurOe. @ir perlcren 3 Selosei6lse
(ltdblerne Gierpfinoer), ipel6e ieou6 SOrber
pernageIt puroen. llnIere MiunitiOn muroe
idmmtli6 gerettet. Gen. Smith sOg fi6 nun
lan9lam Surid. ltniere Sruppen Ie9ten itd
ober in 6interbalt uno brd6ten ben na6rilden=
ben &ebelen i6pere @ertulte bel.
Sen. Smith ~serlt6rte auf ieinem &Idmari6
Idmmtli6eS 8fablrperf Der WpbilezO biO 8abn,
rib bic S6ienen meilenweit auf uno %serlt6rte
groBe Nuantitdten &orn.
Sim %. tpltroe baS 2a9er na@ turSer Nalt
aufgebro6en. Sn unierm &iiden fam es gu
i6wcren Sdmpfen. GIN uniern beiOen Soften
mari9irte cine feinoli9e GOlOnne, in Der Offen~
barren Nbii6t, ben Sollabat6ie SluB Dor urs
ju erreihen, ii6 ppr oemielben 81 pereini9en,
unS ben uebergang abSuldneioen uno bas gan5e
Commando 9%efan9en 81 nebmen. &ber Sen.
Smith iberbolte beioe GolDnnen in f~Orctrten
Ma6tmdriden unO lebte moblbebalten bel Stem
Nlbanp iber ben SluB.
9as &eIultat Der expedition lit etpa iClgenz
oes !: Sir seritDrten iiber / Wiaipn Uulbel
&orn; mir riiien auf unO 5erit6rten piele Meilen
Der Wtobile,O bio 8abn, p%erbrannten eine0ienge
Sriden unb 8fablmerfe, erbeuteten un0 entz
fibrten iiber 1900 9feroe unb Maultbtere, un@
gefdbr 1000 Neger uno iber 800 Gefangene.
l1niern 8erluit ap5useben, lit fir ben gluz
genblid unm6eliG, aber er mar Inn 8ieles un=
beoeutenper ais Der bes Seinoes. Sic @rrebiz
tion tpar in allen Stlden Elm Griplg, rur b1rin
ni6t, DAB cine @~ereinigung NIT Sherman ni6t
bepirtt meroen %tonnte, mas Ieoi9lid ber lang
iumen Semeaun9 Der Stem Seriep nno 8tnni.
GAP. &egimenter Su5uidreiben 1T, pOpurd Der
9(bmari6 Der expedition TIM 8 Sage p~er56gert
tpuroe.
Ser &id5ug mar etn bur6auS s~eproneter
lnO 9li6 nienals elmer 6lu6t. 9ie 8ptidaft
bes 9rdiibebten uno Grants Orores puroen an
allen pom Der expedition beiudten 8untten in
drpBer Menoe perbreitet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-03-01
Ocleeaetung BON Marplanb.
MnnappIiS. 27. GSebr.,

MnnappltS, u. 6ebr.
a t. Gi6elberger, iuegen Sncprppri.
run9 Der Baltimore Mcaoemp Of MuIic, beri6=
tete giniti9.
8eridte Der itebenoen Gomites:
Stirling, tpeaen 8esablung BON S @criud
unO S Gallagher, Glerfs Der Superior Court
unter @onaro 9ppling.
Nngencmmene Bills:
SncDrppration Der Clifton @as gcmpasnie.
Sncprpcratitn Der ct. SObn's Metbcoilten,
fir6e bier. as2
Incorporation Der Oter9unts & Me6anics
Seuers8 erli9erun9s- Geiell6aft.
InnappIis, 80. Sebr.
Senat.- aein 0uprum pcrbanOen, ca.
rllnt fano feline Sisuns fat. sgA .n
s.-llnter ben BON Stcdbribse eingss