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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20
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Latest and Most rmpOrtantI Discovery
OF THE
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MO mans name is more intimately connected with
IN the history OF MATERtA MEDIOA Of the United
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20

DATToS May 20,
FL0UR--Red wheat, 81 OO@$7 so.
WHEAT--$l 25.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-20

562 BROADWAY, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

boen eft uninured. II will be ionnd thaI tnour Ihe
destruction OF property was not the nam olect
bv the inenrgets The loss OF #, thiousH .Do ~ " ~
torch and the 1ons OF TIE robber has Oeeh cohsuci
NEGRO oINIoNs or TEE EIBELLIoN'
, correspop6ert writes to Kingston, Jamaica
Journal:
p.r.et for the ,qws and the Observance 81 or1er ID
tls rIfish seem mainly attributable to lhIInsens rs
iclss ;eachiDg-to acts OF AindHt'5 on .nO ep
EMPLOYERS and 20 wholesome c0"h-e:lus f!-S"4Nt
.oueliy and directly 20 the people Dy heh OF nuuence
= uay nc interesting 70 tell oi ue conversation I,u
some days since with few eope 10 hOn, lo1A lnc
onrounnity Of giving advice. AIuGllE 10 ihe uhhapN
dsturhanccs in the knsI, dshcu 'AcA Opi'' VI 'NN
conduct Of the people. l.,
First Man" Massa, black people 700 ioo'i AK dem
what dem fighting "a, and dem 10 aole to give you any
Sscond non"Too fool YES wosscr dan fool, dem
mn free man Already BucsTa ID make one law Ie ".
an teeg 20 q me ground law no da 10 me- HIM hocA
m, down, law d. ie met Nehcf see de day Nhcu me
viii TINS black negro 10 make law 10 gopefh me- OF PEo
t.rk me litte and much'
Third man-"I is owner of five acre Of land me nap
ms house and Inc coffee wa.k-me hab me car. ana
horse wat going hlt f. take myself out Nmte peo'
IIe law 30 gotrus 10 black negro Dem no Walk IN
% morrow, KNOCK ne down. and take way my paSe,
who mo cODe 10 f. q. protection Tan sally Diedd
o nilut we coffee ana COCO. uake dem IN -. lh0mls
IN de East keep dem iOCl 20 dems'it"
Fourth man" Take NE woTd-tis de berry reason /
say ] nehcr win leave me plrisn-St. Ann Tor eDeF
wcr see dom know too much S'mady come ! dth
village ~ tllk wid about De rights de people; tun
hirl wav ont o le ygCc, aud it him Won go way, hex
hIIn till him >ucclc.'
i've Won this rs The general view Of the 81. AIMS
pe.saatIy with regard to The rebellion. have spoken
with and advised many N my district, and from all
eau Idse our people you may keep your niles TO be
used elscW here.
WHOLESALE EyECUTOys-AE RPIDKNiIC PRoBiBLE.
The Court Muuil presided over by Lieutenant aud
Command Hranu. met st u o'clock today lMonday).
Sixteen of the rebels were condemned 20 death. and
ono 10 be GOgged-t00 lashes. Lac IN the evening
twelve were hanged. Among them is the notorious
Cowc Of whom 1 wrote IN nv last dispatch; tins ie
low ugctsnGs 10 be 3 p'ist parson and ohcinted IN
Pau Eogle's chapel % stony Gut. he ms 90 az a.
tr5rsg ,aGciafcd condition. ard could hardly support am
s.L lie called upon the people 10 take warning by him.
TTs Is 0qc continual scfHe of iaqgtsP day " day. 0rd
Lecsuss mater fer consideration whether the burial
of 50 many peoIlo (packed, as heard Blue Jacket
SAY nike sardne,D IN The town IS not hkey 70 I10
ds rome serious cDidemc hye A'rc1dy ue cHria Grs-
inQ from c grcres in which these dead bodies arc in-
tered per, AIDED the entire town, ard ras hot H0H.
dtFsul'gh1. one cguli dro,d gctinY Hdus,gted Ms
ought 10 be looked after. II is matter Oh 1liai IN
pOitalcc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
sEay.i.

TIE REBELS ATTACH Az ENGLISH VESSEL.
We learn, says a Kingston paper that a
vessel belonging TO the Insurgents having fred on the
Jamaica Packet of Cape Hnyt the Boil Dog protested
against such conduc being an Insult 70 the British
flag aud demanded repiIation. This they refused TO
give and the ul Dog 80 once h0mbarded the port, de-
moishag Tie lut end destroying the shipping Il
turned out howcger that in running into a msn-ofwar
that was lying at anchor which she destroyed com.
pletely She unfortunately got upon reef upon which
the captain eet fire 10 her. We Learn that While the
sand she hrod number Of shots al the fort The
Txcnty.second December placed nc the service Of
the captain Of the guhboat by President GefFard for
the uu-pose o. bsnirs tlr here. Sino OF thu
men we're woundcl and three hled The wounded
men were lcN on board n1 AmcIcan vessel, where
medical MD win bc afforded them
4 COMPACT m1Wuy rHE ENGLISH AVID CrrFRAEp.
Particular ~ flH atur 40 Cape Hayden coy Wat "a
co.nuaot of some L.rd Was entered into between a..
crrtnir OF ltc Bul Dog Hrd President Gciirud. Who
lad trree steamers of under ls command thc uu-
der-truLirg beiu- tflt thc Ell Dog Should De- sup
ported 90 h'a1hf IcdIc, iof "L'lt i-i5 'i,
,Tau1ica Packet iu sm.i AarhcF NOR tape iAJ zen
lv The rebel eic--,. Aoidiolue. Tho BrN Dog or
d..cL ttc Noi.I0quo 90 dtstt whom heF captain Ec'
p1rt,l the matter 10 Gen. 5ana1c. vAo ioicp.Y
.,orsd all tio Hnyii,u refugees fro The British Con
taiatc The EuiI D0r entered tie p1ft Of tape lhy-
lien closely followed hy thc hhftirn -icln'la. chc
stflrfl toward fNt luitrnN'f Win tNe lNFhIol 'l
running ler dow. bLt unfortunately. grounded. JOY
Guns we're, however, ranged on ne Eo'dr1que. which
She sunk in three wratr,. ~" buh DOG iA'I ol l'n
ire ou the shore Ile arsenal Was blown lp alo Dl
the forie quickly -l0ue.d aud aIttnautet II be!Hf
rpo.s. Pile 10 cc jle Eau Dog OIL le was abandoned
lnd blown up.
NENCLAECF OS TIE HtNIiiS iEhtlS.
Jarnica parcl- toy that thc outare committed -
tie " el. agfr.t the lauirn Government on the Gag
OF r. gland .gat SIN ins1tc the rebel Io1dchau
d apulisLleut g.. tley never Thought % realize
EIFlG1I-.
The T. y. steamer Dc soto lad arrived nt Kingston
with a5 refugees from Care Hsyiicn, among hcm The
CousuIs Of Prussia ard ahur~ aud sailed again car
ryine -omc Of them hack aealn 10 Cape Heiutn, N
cludiIs the Pfussian Consul
pfATH o. 1uE z rEL iTADlE.
Gen. Salnaye. tie rebel leader. amone Oh" per.
sons kled at Cap, laytieu by Tic shots OF tie British
-np-Ci. war Bulldog.
NAVAL NOVfl:FNTS.
Later advice rny tns another British ship Of Was.
tie Lily, Lad sailed foI Cape iiayticu.
LtNOThE.
EumOr said that Gen. LaWOne one Of the leaders "
The iusarIeciion would be allowed 20 depart himssh
AnotAer rumOr said be would be handed over 10 the
UasflCr Government
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
Troop. Ordered to ,Ae Isio crnnac.

Tho Ner-O,I,1as D,i0. Nov. ., states thar
extraordinary activity is Observable among the military
in tlst civ since ib, reception u auy arrived Gs
matches lf0m tlo I.iD Griudc. II says
That certain orlrr- have Dcen iHr"d Whlcf nrp 'r
rather Grange ana mysterious under cAistifg cifcGm
sftuecs, BE Know t9 be- % nct ln tA" tfat place. %
lr.ar number OF boats were advert 'd for f'lr hero
br Instructions have been issued BOT o. Gisppse 81 them
and e afe further informed that they 40 cncc 20 Dc
put 90 % WaI ioOili".
Aso tattla sale of horses and means ~ llnd trans.
poftatlou ceucr1ily together with a dearnpuon4 oil
frmy supplies must co1sc uItii further oricFs Sec
ond r. thc regiments co. regular cavalry stationed irr
the is fii aud 9th baye been ordered 10 embark Tor
IuIMuoll Texas whence thcy viii proceed 10 sln IN
tonic for duty under That disAing oiAcer Gen. M'IHt
IL rs a'O said That tlc brigade OF dlsuoun,td colored
cavalry which was yesterday pirudne ih' street lt
de- tined for the sao fields 10 win glory IL hghi Nhh
ire "greascra' , go. , ,
f. is also very certain that Gen. For'yth, Chief o.
staff 10 Cen sheridan. has gone to GrLos, having de
parted yesterday morning. but on What particular iuis
sion dcpOhcnt s1yeui uot. 81,
II NAV be pos-!bi, thai these frcis have no Ngnh-
cance but tho impression somehow seems I" nave
raircd grouned til. wars Tud" HlarUna' may iOOh
again be- heard ON tie Texan frontier
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

The Hon Mr. Leigh Of New.Yorf Is TO make a speech
in which IL Is expected many interesting details will
be given on the state OF the mancpaed slaves down
SOUTH" This gentleman has Lad h5 speech translated
into French In which language IL is to be delivered
II was some time since stated Dut the fact seemed
improbable ~ not 10 be WORTHY Of credit that Teny'
five unpublished letters OF YOiaire had been dlscoT
cred n Prussia. Now, however the BcrUe 1raecoise
OF Nov pnb sohes the letters IN question. end their
authenticity Is not questioned by the French press
ricv arc nj ADDRESSED 10 The MailraJinc OF Branden
burg BaFeLth. sister Of the great Frederic.
Jumped upon a chair ami displayed q bisck Grape BAN
ner, saying that 80 long as France was ia ilonrmiy
for tho loss of her libeFic he and his comrades could
have no other ilg. Thereupon, however ano5hef
student waved o ui-colored flag md was ahont 80
make speech. but the meeting settled the matter by
1.es oi "No lag at all" UnaD,nous applause fol-
bowed. ani order moment threatened, Vas restored
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

Cuba has enabled him to stqdy viii. do1bt, prove 20
be most efficient adv Ocatc OF the Creole popnialon oi
the island. Once in NewAOrk, he will employ DIS taiels
for the deyerance of m oppressed race and 10 the i
thcranee of the true interests Of the white popaatioh %
Cnba who for years and years have been claorih6 In
vain for Administrative reforms and the emanclpauon
OF the blacks.
The petition Of Arguoes TO the Queen o. Spain ias
been published in several Spanish plper and h Vows
have found echo in the hept Of tho srsndees oi
Spain, 10 whom be belongs by brth and seatlmeh'5'
IRE p.mQTolia Of Madrid, speaking oi lh' doc
ument. SAYS: -.
"The slyetradcgs in thcrpetition 10 The Qgeen ha,
no fears 10 demonstrate that the condition o Cuo1 Gul
not b. betercd aud 10 assert that there - no Su'
trade in Cuba, IN unfortunate, Whose misfortune !,
due 10 bis having captured by suihoiii ~ e1pelhlou
1860 negroes. yictlm fthe power Of ho scoundrei!
merchants of human fcsl'--Alr. Don Jose AuSustli
Arguoos-has taken upon himself the t1' 70 SNe W.
lie 10 their assertions. Bar OF what avail VIII ms eoi
be- The slave-traders viii uiumph. Tie cause Wh@tu @
they defend IS 0d0us but finds sympathy in lno'V
places where IL is important for them 20 hnd ~
am happy 10 say that the accusation oi the D.mo'
trG,a ave UniInnded. Con ODonnell has resolved 10
abolish the slave trade in Cuba. and hs ia now takn6
energetic measures 10 that effect Gen. LeTsundi me
HeWly appointed so eTnDr of cuba has received p''4l
instructions by wlch The 1ye trade l. Is hoped VII!
receive The dcail.biow.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
MEXICO.
Success OF thc Imperiaiisis-Esiahii ahiisbrn'n'
Of "a New Eliiroad-Lower Caiiforn'"
Dennnd. Her 4dmis-ioB-%taie- Pnei-
fed-Cabinet Changes.

from Our Special Correspondent.
VERA CRuz. NOV. D. lsG5.
The news received from the interior up TO
October g. is more favorable 10 the lmpofiais's' III
all the attacks they have made, rs well as IN all the en-
gacements they have had with the former thc
Liberals haze been defeated. In Michoacan Arieasa
and Eegulus have been rOuted by COL Mend'N
In Mazauan, Rozales, three OF hrs coohe'S,
several officers and soldiers were e.iLeF hied
or made prisoners In TCluca, Amanelco was routed
by Castillo and Granda Ugalde was defeated IN the
hacienda Of Astcro by Capt. Risault. Iigueroa ard
Amador who woro in the vicinity OF OIHb1' have also
been defeated leaving 2o0 dead on he battlefield ln
Jolaningo the Austriqrs under LieutenlntCol. /1ch
put 80 light 800 Jgurlsts and made several psohti'
In short there is rot suso engagement ll N.IoA ''
lattcI have no, suffered 20 consider lbt extent
Tie EMPEROR has last authorized The construction o
q new road from McyicOtO Iacubaya. T. TIE company
knight smith a Co, nov eIgaged IL 'uAi4bh Up '1'
IOaa between Vera Cruz and Mexico
The Department 81 Lower California h's lchho"'
edged tho newly established institutions mud demands
TO bc Incorporated u fhe Eupr- Tie Stat' Of Colin a
Is competry rlcif.d and the state 81 uai.ci neatly
So The Districts oi Hullu1pan. luyo.'pcl- C"lA'
hahuaca Jay qula Elul.l and ianLrnian are enjoying
Tfe CHANGES which have recently ilton place In tie
Mexican Cabinet have been lay0rabv received by tic
public. II appears That in boz desire - conciiae 90
pGTtcs and 20 attract lfolnd him in'n o. diu'i'. ,
opinions and autccadcnis M, Emperor bed not pad
sufficient attention 10 inc cA.4acitg ' I'D, l' H' i
chosen as BIS adI scrs aLa iAi 10 bad actually in Ls
Cablret men Of dOubl LOYALTY 20 him The removal -
Mr. Si.cco the Minister 81 Worship and Public lnst
ton and the displacement OF Mr. Eamras ihc au.icr
T0r,irn Affairs. who rsmnius IN ~ Cabinet, bet
without power ciiluinatet nom " every hrirfcngr
element and males it perfect Unit. MI Crsuh-.
the er Minister of Commerce uow Minister oi Tor
eign : lsr. and ttc head nan ~ t" Cabinet,
is a man of tIicl hler. ol IcHt activity aGI energy,
q! whom much o.rscfrI. Hlb entrance lu fL't Gee
prrtmon' wal br attended, 10 du..t lf rrent a'lcn-
tUu Go .iue. aul f e d'y'ioglgr. W. gtrli1 SLAMS
rr. measure. which 1eh tle lulo.1ce f not tlo
N.wl OF Ar. EluIfeF DIS IrCdc.r..p.. bad brrl WI.-
Inrft o- 4uuiI.ur.y overlooked. NJ. Eva.. tAc tuc
l.sor ol Air. ~eco t. OH. Department az Public IN
,ruct-1u be- man il who's, hJ,itr and t4i,lt every
lre srnr1s 20 pat 70 iHuca. j. VII u1 do4nt tI-ty
iu bis oillc tlo good cH iaon Topple Iavc ~ him.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
HAVANA.
Hrieasr Of Arsuclie.-Gen. Lersumhi. tb'
NeyD-A Appointcd Governor Of CABIN,
hOuTiy Expeeied-srsueiIes's Petition
90 the Queen Ifc lrgcs EmuncipnfioB
OF tbe EincIs-tEc will Leave Bsnyann
Tor Ncw-I aris Next Month.

! ftyASA, Nov. r, l.65.
The captivity Of Arguelc-, which VIII remain
as one q. the most affecting examples Of arbitrary
power Of This agc, is drawing 10 o close. The doors Of
e prison IN which le has fingered Tor the last sixteen
months by de combined act 0, our Government aud Of
thc CaIta.n.Gclcral OF Cuba ale aboat to be thrown
open. The Spanish Government who never applied 10
Washington or III, rendition and ncycrpartic mated in
his imprisonuen has al last ordered tnat Arpncles
should DO released Mr.. Lersund the newly yopponted
Cap amt Generl Of Cuba, who is 20 leave Madrid On tie
IJal of ,ls month, brings with him tie order which is
10 se ain az liberty. lie viii avail himself Of Il 10
cone 30 Ncw.Yor.. whore lc viii unirl the banner for
the emancipation Of tbc blacks in Cuba supported i bis
noble task hy the whole population OF the Crcolcs Of the
I.and Who f.. selected him as ilCir leader.
10 explain iD you he cause of this haerug dlstinc
lion II Il necessary nat yOu bLOUld know that AraIie
les I'M nn eoueut petition to the Queen Of Spain hae
Jefouuced 10 Her ADesy the guilty maneuyers Of the
einvef fra Gefs Of Cuba, who, unlcr the hypOcriucA
pres nee OF tie oIOwB tAa fOy long lime past the
sboros Of Cuba Ind not Witnessed bueh an in.
ruord traffic" With courage and independence
Arg Icllos wIcsts tie mask rom tho iaces Of
tbns, faitiless scOundre!s ard shows 10 the
orcop tb,t there afe several ca5cL OF s!Gyeraders
tafv pondirg before tAe IbuniN Oi 'he lslaha thht
men have been impr oncd and banished on that ac-
cnIst and that himself having tried 10 oppose their
troff and 10 dcnounce 10 10 the civilized world, was
isir of fLe uoperfll coalition tho dealers In human
aeeh az Cuba-ssssted and sup otcd by the present
Cou,en. General OF Cuba. Gen. Dnce-had formed IN
view Of the successful pursuit. oi tnelr iict trace.
Arguolles who has been m6inber 0i ihe opahlsh
ccy,eI and WHO is consequently conyersant with The
notc' Of hs couutv ord with the sad condition OF tie
Srsrlsb coloniea whose wants his long residence IN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
WA-WNcroN, Thursday, Nov. lo ls,s.
THE CUoIr rpA
To tIe A.sn.lledr Pm.

The Government is kept fully advised on la
subject OF tho cholera abroad through IFS Consus IN.
latest dispatches show that Tie epidemic is disapner,,
from PaeTmo where I, has been more violent dian d,
any other place on the Mediterranean. The dieos, -
evidently now going inland and spreading over n,
Peninsula. Il has crossed tie frontier OF Spain ana
passed into Portugal. The cholera has c,rrl,t,,v
ceased NJ Consiaarinoplc; also at Gaatz and ,.bor
pog's o. The umied p.ipcipaies Of Nollnia a.1
Wa!schia '
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

f0m Ous Own Coresro4d.lL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
OUR EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENCE.
FROM PARIS.

The Exhibition OF Practical Art-arttsnc
Ambition-why Practical Art 10 Un-
Developed im France - Prevalence OF
bad Taste - Concerning Bouschoid
Furniiure-Wc cras i'm Forceinir, China
md Eronzr FrscdmeB's Meeting
speech by Ncw-ysrser-fetters OF
Voitaire-Tbe siWden''s torErcss 'Af
Liepc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
THE NEw-YORK CENTRAL KAfL-
ROAD.
Hcsignniion Of Treasurer PrnyE-Eiecno"
Of u Successor.
ALBlyY. Thur a.

ALDANl, IlurlHt NV II ~ !,
AZ the monthly meeting OF the Directors Oh
the New York Central Railroad Company. held thl'
evening. the resignation Of The Hon John " l.. Pruyn
Treasurer Of the Company vas received and aceepi'
and Mr.. Edmund D. Worcester, who hns tor SEVERN
years ably hed The position q Assistant Ir'H,l,e,
was elected Treasurer and Mr. Robert =. BauL. Toe
present SecreiWy, was elected Seerely and bssl
Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
GEORGIA
The Necessity Of Organizing Poiic'
Force-Di-pnteb from ihc Fresid'" nj
Iinni Proceedings OF tho Legislature

W
dent Johrron in III Slranaah HT0d of tne lOib II
was communicated 20 he Georgia Convention before
the adjournment OF tAat body:
WAsurvCIoy. Nov. = l-Gj.
16JA- IuHVsOs. Fs'Jisi,lai G0r0T'o| ~ C,"rP"
The organization of police force ~ I'D. ht'crl
counties or the purpJee Of guclilug inarauo'f -uP'
pressing crime and enforcing cill nuihoH, hs iluI'
Gated in ,our preamble and resolutions. meets WIN ap
rrobation II hoped thnt your people WIZ u h}.h "S
prnctiCnhlr rake upon Themselves th' rt-PhiD.9 %
euforcingaud en.taiaug al laws, state ana led,IH
in conformity fo the Constitution of thc United 9a!'a'
ANDrrw J0rNsoN.
President OF the United states.
4 srccill dirpatch 10 Thc Saro1aah HNGH sAys
fha, brl,re tie gdiOummont Of tie georgia toh'
yeution resolutions were adoptd appointing chHhll
tee to memOri1ize the Pres dcnt Tor ie frlc nl IoI
sons exempted fiOm the amnesty declaring az 'Vl-
tracts mado during the war valid. aud appoiinN,b -
committee tO mcmoialize Secretary M,Culnch ~
transfer the ncnt Of taxes npon real 'sthlo i
after the meeting Of Congress- ana that aAscaShcHl' po
made on the present valne. . -
The rololuous also authorized thc Governor 10 'p'
point three commissioners with pOw,r TO luly ih1's'I
gate the cotton transaction Of tho state bo'efhm'n
and report thereon 20 the next LegiaiAtlrc. H.,
They also empowered commissioners 10 tahe - ~
mems from Henry Brigham Of all lis ihiorcsl III wv
purchases Of Col. Haron " lbur Stnte Agent anu pay
limited expenses
The delegation from Georgia 10 Congress intend "a
uTge the recognition Of the claim OF the state 10 inc s'u
cotton.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17

boen oft uninured II viii be found that thouen the
destruction OF property not the man olect
bv the nsurgets the loss OF IT, through me use % so
torch and the iongs OF TIE rob6er has oeeh cosuci
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-17
sROW WASHINGTON.
speca Dhpa.ch to Tie II. Y. Tribune
WvHEcIoN. Thursday. Noy. 70. Its.

etecll bhpAth 10 itc ~ l. iiluAle
WEHEcloN. Thursday. Noy. lG, ls,5.
BRAZIL AND PAEAGUAY-THE REPORTED CAP
1URE.
\ letter received to-day from Admiral Godon
OF the Brazilian Squadron dated at Rio Janciro Oct s.
states that news had Just been received coHrmatory o.
the rumorcd capture Of 1000 Paraguayans, also upon
the Bsazilian borders. The news caused great reoic.
ing but was not deomed conclusive Of tie war.
A BOGUS DESPATCH.
The telegram from Boston published in
Wednesdays papers to the effect that the gsnboais al
the Portsmouth Navy.Yard were TO be Immediately
lifted FOR sea- is stated al the Navy Department 70 be
exactly the opposite Of the truth. IL would require
year 10 complete the Passlconaway II the whole force
a the command OF the Department were put upon her
Bat tha lct IL, orders were recently issued su.penlne
.rrt.er poSk upgr her,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-25
Il ufal~2beruhte.

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neuelte Drummer beS wDGentliAen rg8eder,"
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GrpEe peutIhe S6aben=G Olfalelt, neblt alien
anpern tntere1anten 9feut9feiten Der leeten
@p6e.
Na6 s urpp a. = Nm Samltag fd6rt
Der Wofpampfer- Bremen" BON 9ieip gjcrt
mad Gurppd as. Daiia9e fam mod In Der
@eder- Office seliAert peroen. Die 9plt fir
Deut1blanO 16lieBt bier 6reitag IS 1br.
@purS. = Sob nottrten 9eltern bic
8anuuiers @uper, 5arpeltp unO g.. $50. 1852
8ef 8altimOrefrabe, gu 1872, SLIDER 1876,
1855. Ser. st. 7-30er 3. gerte 994, 2.
@erie 981. 10-40er OH. 5-20er 1863.
1881er 1867. IS. Certificate 97a. San
ton Gpmp. 80.
@rnennnngen int 3ullamt. :
0m. $. Steele, bon Carroll county, lit gum
3oubaus= Snlpettor an STEELE pes Srn. 6enry
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ntrte. @m. $. Yppel bat bic Stele etnes
Statitical-G lerf inn 3ollbaus erbnlten, pelGG
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Gerbe0eruns Der StraBen.-
SCR. 5ar, Der Straben=G pntraftor, ldbt ieb
bur6 feline 3ablreiAen @rbeiter Die Greterltr
nabe Baltimore neu pFaltern.
S4tffsna9rt6ten. - Dte breme,
Bries SnOuitrie, Capt. 6ilten, fam am IL.
b. SO, BON bier in Gapt3 an. - 0te pant19'
8arfe MsneS purOe am 20, tn Ntp Saneirr
fir Baltimore gelaben,
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0te MQifTfTppi Cons n,ton.

Sadfon, Mt1, q. Nug. Die 6euti=
ge GOnOention nabnt fOl9en0e 9tnteuDementa
sur Staat5= GUntitatton NIT So 9e8en II
Sttmtmen an:
yOa TN Stadt Mtltlippt baS Srlaberet=
Snititut abJeiA1ft worOen TT, iOl in 3utunft
weper 5tlapertt NOD uafreiptqt9e Oientbar-
felt, ioFern fe ni6t megen 8srbreAst 3ierfannt
1T, peren Die Nartet geb6rig ilberfubrt purDe,
i'm Staat MiiFitppi %ertitiren unD Die 9egt8-
latar lpQ In ibrer nGdlten Se0ion, lno lpG=
ter6tn 10 oft Die Gfeutli9e @Spblfabrt es er=
~fprpert, gum SAuB unp CUR StAerbeit Der
@eripnen unD DeS gt9entbuu1s Der 8reiSepOr-
benen oteIeS StaateS 8Rripr9e trefen, unO Iie
uno Den @taut segen Die uebel lddiben, pelGe
In 6ulge tbrer plGbliAen Emancipation emit,
Ife6en mGgen.
9lud) murpe cine Or6inan3 In Sejttg auf
cine aQgemeine S8abl far periAiepeae Nenter
anqenpmmen. COS.
Dte Convention ertIdrt burD 9telolutinn
bic Se3e0iou5=O~ rpinun3 fir null unD riHti9
uno wtOerruft ale SrOinan3en Der @onpett=
tion BON 1861 nit Nusnabme Der Steuer=
Srpinan3, iber pelAe pie 2e9i6tatur 8elhIuB
gu faien bat" /.
Sn elmer DrtSatsarianmlung Der Delegation
tpurpe cine @etttiOn Al, ben Draipenten Srbu-
ion unterseiAnet, tn wel@er berielbe gebeten
nitro, Dem Ssferipn Davis unD Dem @jotp,
@lart BlrDpn anJepetbet 5i lafier.
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M.:s @eUreia.

Stem NOrt, "a, 9lug. Das Qaaulo
Sranaicrip pom 10. 1T eiusetrOfen. Ser
breden auer Art-iGreitt palelbe-merber
IN Der umsegeno 0plt Nueuta ~beaange1
m%eiitens BON 3uraifgefelrtea NebeQen l~0lpaten
bod Die erfOl9reide MuBregeln Der Nli(itar-
beb0rOen 'peroen Dem llniu9 ppbl talD Elm
@npe MAIDEN.
Der Macen Correspondent pcs GransIeript
i rneloet, Dap Saunpplle raid5 aufgefauft ltnb
3erl@idt miro uno paB immenle @ar9oeS Dpr
@utern aus Cincinnati, Qoutsptle &c. anfpm=
men, melAe ltA RAID perfauien,
Oouoerneur Sobnlpn BAT etne NrpfIaua=
tton erlaiie1, rpelde ertlart, paB aae Gipilbe=
antet, melAe Den GtO 9~eletiten baben unO
ntAt Dur9 Die QuSnabme @lauielu betroferl
wsrpen OOer cine Spe3tal Amnefie erbieltet,,
tbre DaiAten ais 8eamtet e~rfa1en t0nnen
mad DEN am 1. Sanuar 1851 i'm Staate be
itebenoen 0siebell, unD III 70 fern ~pielelbe1
ni4t NIT Den 9egenparti9en 3ultdupen pes
&taate5 nt6t cpltDtren.