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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-13
Wou NorSsG

qss8 a rs inston, u. 0ft. Der rge.
publican" BON 9etern abenb entb6It ben frii=
per e~rpd9ntea Srief BON &ennetb 8aYnOr
pom Norbs@ Carolina vplltanpig,
DER elbe lpri9t ii9 fur cine Grennune Der
idwar5en uup. wetBen 8alIe aus unp befIr.
ipUrtet Die @Olontl alton Der ~erlteren bur6 Die
al9emetne 9te9ierung. Gr ertlart ais letne
ueber3eusun9, Dap renn bic Grennuns ni6t
Die ilpli6en Staten in 10 Sabrer
in Sarbaret suriidfaQen i%pi1rpen, uno raf
ieine perIGnliae 8epba6tuns pabin sebe, paf
Die arbeit Der ldNpar3en Static Dem Siper
ni6t nubbar gerta6t werben tGnne.
Sn gtorp Carolina, fii9t er bin,u, lit BIZ
SfentliGes @eeinm9 gu @unlten Der 1ren.
.ratn9 Der beipen 0taien, unp Dap Oieielbe Qn:
lidt int 9an;en Silpen RAID an 8eltanO Sc
lpinne. @a<n
ST 1agt audi, baB wa6renb bes jebtgen SAB.
res nidt 200 Salen 8aumpple in 9fOrt
Carolina 9ebaut lperpen iplrpen.
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a.

p y " tt W. r
Die Sni ur9enten Don San Carlos rnrell
9efan9en 9enOmmet unp nm 27. Sept. nah
SAVANNA 9ebra4t mprpen. 81.
Der &uftanO in &rrabal 1T nod nidt I'M
terorGft. as '"'~
Die sc an9enenS n1urgentn BON Ganca ma
rem auf Dem 5@oDner n@eneral 5arseq@ IN
tbre 6etmatb ~3urifgeIanpt tpprOen.
Sberft galarinO unp letn 8ruOer Der fritz
bere Staat8itretar waren ais GeldwSrer
1erbaItet unp neblt benz @rpr1lpsnten Galanz
@a, Oberten Repa ltnp Capt. 6ernanoe3,
gum 3pede Der Transportation mad Sartat
ca, na4 ASpinraQ 9tlQnOt pUroen. IS no.
rem auerlet @fridtt pen Der SSnbdi6n Der
StaOt pur4 bic Sniur9enten unO bent I'm
ltarj Der Testerun9 i'm nmlauf, oaeit troB
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sat bic 9teaie<
Ea'9 OOG BIZ tebt paS ue6er9epi6t il6er i6rt
@e9nsr gu bebaupten permoAt.
@te tprtlpabrenoen unru6en uno bic betGns
pt9e 0ur3t Dor einem al1emetnen Buraer=
trle9 ubert aber auf Oa8 @f16dTt5(eben cinen
gOdlt peprtmtrenben gtnfluB aus ; Der oan3e
?anoeSOertebr ItOft; NienauO mao III fdliz
zen Qoer gu Dertaulen.
gs hattie liA OaS @eriidt serbreitet. bae in
gHO 9adle @'palttbatisfeiten eeoen pas Ser.
S y Spnlulat be9aneen wurpen leien. Dies
Wefaqt mar jeoU9 un5e9rinOet. SIS hatte
t%tllltrlet an9rif auf Sas rortioe @onlulat
Ea''9efunoen. Oa5 @erii6t Ibeint aug Dem
Sl9saoen untltanD beroorseaaneem au ietn ;
e'a Sn9lanOer bate einem @inqeboraeEgSaa
ttH- gum Setra9e BON 10--15,O0O Dollars
si0srtraut, unO Ote1er Bate Ie in einem Sc
pallOf pas Dem Gonlnl Der Ser. Staaten oe.
gOtt, 9epontrt. Spater mGgen Streittafeiten
latt9etunoen BADEN, al5 a6er iene Baqren
WV GEM Ntanne, bel benz lie Depunirt rporoet,
ouruaUerlan9t l%purOen, muroen 1e cbne 84i.
Serllng ab9eliefrt.
eentraIamertfn.
Die 6inrt6tun1 bes uno(iidlihen Gene.
r1l0uno Grprdlieenteh 8arriu5 bntte in oon,
9ttttel- 'IHo 9tOamerita ben ar66ten unpil.
lel per0cr9eruTen, Die unaliidliAe Satin
0eS ermoroeten Grpralioenten beinpet fth oe=
]enp1rtt9 IN Guatemala. Sie If cine 5e,
%fetnlten uuD talentooaIten Oomen Der rentro(
lmerifaniIden 8elealhaft. Sn @nInobr,
berrlGte Die 9rTBte unsufrieoenbeit WrSSi
pent OuennoS lpa9t lt9 ni6t aus leinen Saul
6eraus, Dalelbe 1T pom siuem lfarfen Cor
Don BON Eruppen ltm9e6en, neil iener feio,
Gr=Nl5n6, Der fetnen, nu9ladltben MiDalee,
10 graulam bebanOelt BAT, jebt in beltanoi
aer 6ur9t Dor MGrpern i6pebt. -
Die &esierru9 BON Micarasua 3eiet (c
Iebr erbtttert aber ben gertrassbru9 Der STE
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JSptn -GuSinuerIonr

Is ct. 2put6, Il. Oct. Der @urreipon.
cent be8 Democrat 3u Qamrence in &anlal
#tbailt 8OlgenpeS nit: Gin Courier bra6te oil
Nd@ri6t, Dap Die Snoianer=G UmmiiiOn, BIZ
am :. B, 80. al Bluff Greet nit ben Snpia-
ner1 shIq nlrnaltrefen iOlte, ongefcmnen 1T,
Die &icpa5, @pman6e5 II. GbepenneS lager
ten in eiti9er @%ntfernutg, Bis gum 5. mar
ober nod fem Snbianer in Der 9tatb6per=
laiar1lung erfhiencn.
Der GOltrier beriGtet, Dap cine BON BUT
terfetO5 GutiHen- BON SnOianern a~ngesrihen
l1lp verbrQpnt ltpp bop Der 8iebltanO Mcgee
porpen it. Ser gerlut miro GIN
iAlieblt6 Der Grprebafeften auf $4,000 an
ge9eben. Die palia9tere enttamen. Die
&utl@et miiien SOr1 nun an Yu1 einerGsrprte
rerben. '
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Dir sa;nhL In @irainien

Sort @fonrpf, II. Stt, Die Deuttz
ee Sa6l in GirSinien lit rubi9 ourilber Sc
9an9en. .lar .,.. 81 .-
Die Unions G%auotpaten fur ben GOn9reb
Iinp lpa9r{Aeinli3 erwdblt.
g.. $. GbanOler pom NOrfotf Oitrift 1T
un5weifelbait erpablt. F., 1aa
Burlington, 124 Sctbr. Gus ben
beute ,2benO pOt Sir9iniea eiugetrchentr
Nablbert1tsn lit gu erieben, Dap &. SobnlOr
Barbour, Der %llnipns @on9reB GanOiDat Tn'
BEN 3 Qiltritt 9slie9t bat. Dtelfr Otltr't'
l6lieBt Die Stabt Hihlnunp eir,
Ndtert 0ipsepaY Qlnion) it I'M 4. Diltr
unO u. s.. steipart wabrIAetnli@ I'M 6. Ois
erp19t. .-ls j. ss at.9
Jtobert q. Gonrao's Maioritdt in alerau.
oria q. Oitr.) betrd9t IS i6er Den Unions
GanOipaten Nlf&en3ie. Scr. GOnrao pa'
elmer Der lluter3eiAner Der SsjsllionS Srpt
nan3. 1aa
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9ierung BON SaleabUr. Gs 6eiBt 1caar, bnf
lie baran benfe, cine &riegSertlarun0 at er.
%llaita. SO miro iepc6 niAt8 ncitsr ais blpbt
Spie9elfeGterei lein saa i.s'2lsa 80
t,bs2Oie yts9terltug BON Mierice bate Dor eint-
scr 3ett ben Nnipruh crboben, baB Srittild
bpaOura8 St Nuratnn eeb6rs. Der &ailel
Wartmiliqa bat jeBt jepen perarti9en Wn.
lprnh fullen lallem .eN r.-
Ste 6haeIihen Gaolies, Die in 9cnourat
atS 2lrbeiter einaeflbrt wOrpen Iinp, fanger
an, Shpteri9feiten Su erre9en. Sic wpllen
ntht arbeite9 in0 lfben lih, tpenn man IL
5Wingen mill, CUR gSebre. stes @
= ''SS il a me- II T a.. 1..5s
Der Sinan3mintlter BON @9ilt BAT Der Sc
9~isldfur aeine Oenfldyrtft eingerei6t, in Der
etitiae iebr miatige Serdnperun9en III Den
Qb9oben unp ben .3olbausgelesen ppree1hla=
arm nerpelt. Der Minilter lblaet Dor, Daft
ale Otanem Der Nepublif inter Die unmittelz
telbare SberaufliAt pes @bcfS pes 3O0baulea
Ypn Galparailp 9etfllt ,perDen. Gr ratb audi
CUR GrbG6un9 Derlaiepener S4ifsabgaben
uno miin1At cine geranoeruns Der Miin3ein=
ridtuu9en. Gr nil, Dap feline 'wtt nno Elm
Dollar @Ololtide 9eprd9t, iunpern Dap iie
pttrh S~tlbermin3en erirbt peroen.
'9fm 9.SSept. fog abt 90. lien BON Sa IT
railo, in Ser 9lasilla. Die @ulpermibIe beS
6rn. Gpoo ditf. Die nGberen .Gin3elnbeiten
febfen nod, cS Gei6t jeppG, DAP eiele Mtn'
l1enleben pdbet ~serlprrn ieien.
Ter 6anoelSStIfebr in Gbili 1T Elm Iebr re-
&C. 7; 'tcre Ntpublit maft iiberbaupt@sin jeper
Se3iebun9 lthtbare 6urtldritte.
Sn Der 9e9ee Din9e 1T 9eru bat iA
nod ni6t Sief gednOert. Nontero lag NIT
Der 3u ben S~nlurgentet iibersegangenen6lctte
Dor ben @0inhdS ,iuO mar NIT S6ieBubun
gen teibdfttJt,
lleber Die Sepe9ungen Der 2anotruppet 1T
,rentg befannt genuroen.
G5 beiBt, Dap Ganleco li6 unter bent Sitel
zines pralpenten III pisep %befnpet. Die
Stdrfe ieiner Gruppen ptrp auf l0,OOONfann
Gs lparen 5pei. 6d6r3euse aus GbiIt nit
SprrGt9rn in DiSrO einsetrpfen ; le lOlten
fir iGre Graht NIT Guiana be3ablt wcrben,
ssass1 8 efinoten.
Nuf Samatca battet IApere unp an6altenbe
&f9engiie1au ptelm Ylaben 9rpben S4apen
ail9erjdget. .ial9 -sssf
s .Sn lnebrtren 0emsinpen tpnren SeuIhref=
.tenlhpdrms erlAiehen, Die beionberS inter
Den jua9en Observation-Disclosures arg bau=
ltett sNn. oielen Srten batten bic pRanSun9er
%erncaert peroem milfen, 9te dlteten gewpG
ner Der Snie! e~rinnern ii9 niat, DaB friiber
9Ruihrefer pas 3nderrobr an9e9rifeu bat
Ter. ,a1C 4:# q. asftra ,sl .a
Sim 10. Sept. Gatte in ain9ltun ein befti<
9e9~Grebsbett itnttgefurOsn. .,-a
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GOmnecttcut SeeO 1abaf!

400 Riftn bic ~fetniten Arapper. HmbIan u. @inla6e en-.
Sdne iNeben UNI IHttrt IN trtB II unb tletnen gartten an
gDtebeteetIdufer uap bet ~ttnIelnen Rife7
Spfepb S&r5ber,
tl3ot) 81 Gr9luBe place Rabs SGatsar. p
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E. NeuU On5ei0en.

Sfpti;. Sir Serrn 0iobsrt Sabern1anu, !. Uaiicuri
eaDauerie, ct. 9ouis pSer a~nberspp, Iiest elm 8rief aui
unltrer Office. Die &BefI. gOft lift ~aebetsn, bie8 a. crpiz
rem. BaLtp. 10 d err.
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9ladriGteu aus Gcutral> nrn GiiO>
Wmcrifn.

Nsw gorf u, 9ttbr.-Oer Dnntpier
Ocean Queen, Der AM 1. Sttr. BON @5pin=
mali ab9eSansen mar, traf gsItern @toracn
bier Elm. sd tt4fg t
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subdftcnszCffce Der 93er. ct. Mrnee.

Np. s 9 Sdafr.
--..tr.. -t Baltimore, II. OFT. 1865.
UerFe9eIte An6ebpte TN OaPIttdt perpen
0uf Steier Office bis Dtenfn9, BEN IL. Sttpbtr 1865
RtttasS II ubr tntse gengenDn1nnen, un BAG Der. st. Subfs
aen.. Eepartement In Baltimore, No. gu uerfeben nit
SUM- uno 3ebn SallOner 6dliern,
tn FOLDER 3 ipl unb gu OI&tr 3stI ala Strlan8t Nth, tnners
boIb if6S (6l WCnat;c oem "a. Off 1865 en-
Wrpbsn f6nneu ~eineeIeben werssn in 80. los 2ombarefft.
polelbf be iSadtr atsene err NJ, rtea.
anatbett mullen Guf BOrmulart Ge4rte5en Itiu, p,l6e
ouf bic ier Office su tdoen itnb nn6 tie 6sn anJsbGt b,tse.
flattn Gerttkfate mu1en cur1 tUtf 5frdatppttli6e 8urefn
VI tsrSethnet irtn. ~
3aSIuns ptrb mpnntlt4 In foI6en JUnSs aena8t. ais ee.
eraoe an oGnb tnb; fnp teine %bprbanoen, fSbnlb ais pel1e
Se6e YerCon pber trte girnta, wsI9e Ia8ebcte nnant mus
b~tefeIbea eur& etnen LreustS ~bs8lstten, penn n!Gt Elm iulGer
bier restfrtrt pnrDe.
.TTs t4s BtITUp,
(pe12-l0 Breb. 8ria. Sen. II. 6 g, Il. @. 81.
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WmT0rScrMuo

Ssrr Nte Mitntr, Nfaurcr aus gBrIrrte &reiS
MleIIunstn. R~urbfGeu, Der ftpr etnen Sabre. tn Baltimore
duaefcnimsn tein I'D. Mrs erIu6t iA nit LINEN Shna.
asr W tIttl DiPptt s. tCr gtbhr., Stapt NDort,
brieiltd in Be %rbtntun9 iu iesen. (mtE)
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NSet0ue II. I. ID.

WetdIIe &c. Mnte riflnt TheS, rulTi6eS, nadaentadteS
h, rulIlhes nno ealoantfrtes @tlenblet
Siunpiatteu, @barf blfn un6 @Ste,
BleirSbren unb Ythtteu,
e#I.4 tes AE' Rupier- unb Netaubo6en,
sv a3tla Balca, e traits uab 0tcb. 3tnt,
fss e#st 1upferbleb, 3tntprabt unO 3tnnIdmtet<
lDerfSeuge &c,
unS etne erU6e @uspabl pen Metaaen 81 %pertau'e1 bet
StanIep Il 50.
(frmpmlfr) NU. 80 Gt8btRr,
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Commencement .9Serfdmfe.
Y 80. SDteIer, Auftipu
@rCBer pnO tpeitIdufiger 8erfluf BON ccnOefns
niiten meoiSinii6en uno 6cipital@g iqentbum.

nllGeH Weol3lnll@en nno OolpltdlSGlgentbttl.
@t' gos,s,Ia S ps 3 6, n g. ,sss.
Srettae, 90. Oft. 1865 Vrrmlti1es 10 lltr miro auf 6ien.
Iittr Aut ion In ciei r 9 abb Der naft in TEN Eager tdute en
IS unO s Str, cine %tettuttnbe Dienst goa eDaos mntrtsn
msttjtnii6en nr6 Esfpttal StseRtbnm, b. atteun aus eatars
nen, gpa1senu GeptGten tg% pstbsfer. 3IanpIatter . na=
bantee alter Irt, 3an8lentpen S%tktnsaitrs 80, @Httager9a
8ettrefsn. b~srfottbene Rrud dtentn unb srrsn Wisfsr
u, 2ateln, Spaten, @5i6fsL 2nafsrtltler. 8 anndpft unb
etne ARe sc Gntrer Sa6eH.
Nuf bteItui Be tlnfe ttten ferner ~petfipft: 5S2S 9!ers
i.tS 1854 Se.fadc ilS8 eden 2025 srf,n, Is 6 I'm en.
tOfen, SIG 5anttuGsr, 1908 Sfmeen, T29 SAlI1rOfe. 40
8rttOsden. 200 Dtsetitntsaen, ~ gOIEi aIa.Jn s! STsbf
t6rbe LOO JeltcCmP n9ntrrs 8, so @au!trpn 100 RItbercimer,
$4,000 6Iaffen, 33l tDl3erae ub 5000 eiisrne 5etitsuea,
loo SptEttfen unb eine Lime garte Me1t5tHen.
s5eetngunten- baar. Ste Nd r n mr1en btnnsn 3 EGeen
Scr 8ertadf utrb, uenn nO,tD .netg, BON Gae 81 SAG
~fOFtSsisst bio aleS SertaufF lit
(re13-20) Surgeon nS. u. II. At 9. SurSepsr.
snbNiten5 Slice Der Q: 81 81 stezee,
Baltimore. Yib, Il St' 1875.
0erTeaeItt 8Ct fhI6pe I'm Duplttat Dsroen Opn ZEN un!er"
Set6neten In btPier SfIce entse lenqencmnen bis Dittia3s
II utr am u. OH. 1865 fir cen gsrtauf pen
3w6lftoulenD @oaOnen QHbistep,
Vartts 5tp. l etrea e6Co Sau. gutter reetlfetrisr EbStes
- + 1920 10 DID &ps a1ttetsg
, $3.50 DO retusr BOURBON lob st(5
Die QBbtttsss Fut ols In sut,r 0rOnuus bic 8d1sr frifd
eeatGt uo MT srrEer SDr8fa.t aGsdeleien, uHb MR. en- I'D
tetm &r mtntren a 8 u btsttss etws,ien, 10 gut ais tr8eno
pelte IN bht5en Db'r iOHrt6en WtGttten.
gur M%nssbOtt BON 3 O0er meRF 5aftrn aus ireen6 e'rst
| pdrtte t6nnen bsabRt weIben.
Srrtsn oes Q9bh tp une BormuIare fur Qn9.5rie In6 In
tben StECen bCr nad)tenanntea Slfjiere Der SubfnenR Sc
! partf gu b ben, namt di
o crit .. j. Gla.te, u. .. Is. nnb U. g.. @. g, RY.rf.
Brsp Brig @ea. y I Rtlburu, VI : y g, pp!deeipbe.
Wiaj0r @eOrs Sel, q G, gRafttnstpn Dc.
Gapt SbrsG Sultpaa IS, R,tmoaO, Va.
Capt = y Brigham, 6 9, Bolton, Wtaf,
un6 IN lieitger SfFGe.
Die ~0Ge8teruns Behalf flip bds &e6t Doc cine DSsr cue
gartiesn surlfs uJteben, Dofr irgenD men Boz lag ais 3u
nttert8 Jurucjuret len.
anse6 t. mnltn 1anssbote fur ben Nnfluf ron QDsisfip4
bfset6ntt uno IA lef unter5tt6neteu aSeilrt fem
3abluneen Tnb In &eaierI ssf nbS 4; esl1eben. so Yrp;.
nab NiItt9etIuG9 eer IN acme feE 9esCtS.
5unf Ease fnb mad Ter S~enssmtgHA9 eIlaubt, bic QDaa-
SIetsT iinN t~inselahen, sci GrBTnano Ger GfSOte unpeIsrb
Az HtH. .
Dtr N6tsfe1 aler ptisen gartifn pirb mad ter groees
SIlpne pe,tluit un6 base1 6duf r tbe 8e6 1un9el mad
esm Gerttftt1t Dss StcattGt9rS, pei@es raBte .eaO ~ bee
Jablsn.
4uf BeftGI hes 9ree. Brig, Sen. Teps Y5tficn, &c uSM
a u. y Yarfburn,
(pfl3-27 CAPT unp 6. &. u.
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Baltimore 6iibenzG eieQldaft.
9 b ii + =Narf,

an Der 8elair=9ioar.
Die sr ne ein3at1un8 Der fir obisen plat une
terjeidneten aftien fiubet am
weOHtHs, bsm H6, 3. Wets., M
SieEfas "a.
bon 8 Els 10. h9r abents, bel Serrn SlIius eouraS,
$40. 3 Sib Greseridtrabe, ftatt. ssa .,~.
Otto SundeL
Gti-tiY HrGi. req DirptlDriums.
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0armOnic 8aupcrctn $40. TO-

S1rrtOIlte Saupcrctn gLp. 10.
Den Yiit5tiecerH, ionic alien Oenieni9eu, reIbe ii4
nod ani&tebeH WOlen, 3ar Na&riGt baB tieier neue
Ssrein icpeit crganifrt lit, ba6 ndqfen 6reita8 abenr
ben 13. Oft. nm Z ll9r Die erfte aufGige erbOben InO bic
resetnabiee seamteu ertpdgIt tperSeu. Oa biei!r 8ereiu
febr fart ipirb, tperren Dieieniseu, tpelRe 8.ri6iiic
neP aen tpoaeu, inrrIer isbr i9neu b~efriebiSt pereen t6He
men. g
gerfanrmlnnasIOtal bt $ rrn %. @trau6, SanteS-
Saae, $40. 81 Siio @Barleeftr.
". 9 trau6, 4tdi. pr. t.
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9SerIdufen

Gefern Nsrs.n LIT mir IN Sas,ttetr. ntetn Yntel entldua
fen oerielbs bat peiEes lan9ss yaar u. 9elbSefefte SbEen
gDieper6rtH( Ter tyb1lt cine guIe StlobnHnJ . II
,1fS s| 9etn l. 8rdte.
(mikfrl II 80. Sapetsfr.
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TOYS! ! f.!
1ltnaua.

Die g. 81. Sanitary Gcmmifipn, Ariuee unb gtdSp Claim
aasntur. bat tire Sfnce BON Nc $50 u. BaltimOretr. rad
go 1870 %9ttertpar. Strlest. Diet NeeHtur WurHe smtlirt
UNI ate Nrutees uhO. 8dop Sptterungen Ysnfcnen, 80ua'
ties, rldltdnbige 3abInnsen &c. to N rel lar be gercdb-
tiaten etnsutrci6en.
Die rtbtigen 6crmulare per1en e~eliefrt unb bic Yapere
auS5efertietduf nun5ttbe Deer lNrtfIi6e Anfra9e.
t9EGbaS5 COB, 4Utal-@gt.
.tas.ts .as58H so. IS U. 2tbCrtptr BALTIC.
Inter nenten In dnsn Icnalen Staaten. l30e4mcilGL
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5ubiiiteuS=SfIce Der Ser. ct. Mrnee.
Re. s g. @a5tr.
Baltimore, TEN 9. Ottbr. 1865.
B~erTegelte Mnsebpte, I'm Dupiifdt, perben auf bic fer of.
nee bis 9 m a 8 ben ID. Drtb. /. ST. Wtttaes II ubr
entsencmmer, um bas Der Ct Subffeuj Derartement tn
SaItinrre. Wi6. gu S%trfeten NIT
50 Sonnen gut tduflihem 6eu, in 8allen
atsulief fern am Baltimore 4 ObtO @~tItntatn 3eppt inner
talb (5l funf SdGen teS 3ufbldSS
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-13
A Grand Railroad Project.

1t is currently reported that parties own
ing a majority of the stock in the Califor-
mia Steam Navigation Company have ar
ranged q grand railroad programme that
has thus far had no equali in point of mag
niRcence or benefits to the State. The
prospect is this, as near as we can under
stand it To continue the Sacramento
Valley and Placerville r. r. to Virginia
City, and build a Railroad to connect with
the Sacramento Valley and the Placerville
Railroads, commencing at Folsom, in Sac
ramento county, and running from thence
to Taylor's Tavern; thence to Walnut
Store, on the Sacramento river thence
via Brannan Island to the upper part Of
Rio Vista ; and from thence to Newport,
at the Junction of the Sacramento and
San Joaquin rivers. The California Steam
Navigation Company's boats to run up as
far as Newport from San Francisco, md
to discontinue their boats to Sacra.
mento. The California Central Railroad
Company's track to be Immediately
completed from Lincoln TO Marysville.
By this arrangement paSSengers from San
Francisco for Marysville and above, will
90 to Newport by e. S. N. Co.'s boats,
thence via railroad to Folsom, where they
will take the cars of the California Central.
Passengers for Sacramento will 90 to
Folsom. thence per cars to Sacramento
Valley Railroad to Sacramento city. Per-
sons wishing to 90 to any place on the
line of the Central Pacific Railroad, will
take the cars for Lincoln and stop at the
Junction of the California Central and
Central Pacific Railroads. Passengers for
Virginia city and way points, will go right
though from Newport without change OF
cars. This railroad scheme If carried out
land there is every probability that it will
be), will increase the value of property all
along the route, and in the end, be not
only q splendid speculation pecuniarily
for the projectors, but Of great benefit to
our States. F. Flag.
This plan, with some unimportant mod
iications, will be substantially carried out.
VIM. T. Coleman and other capitalists are
now in New York making the necessary
arrangements for iron, locomotives, etc,
The road from Shingle Springs to Placer
vile will be completed before the opening
of the spring trade, and the extension from
near Folsom to Rio Vista or Newport, as
i. requires no grading, can be built in
even less time. Passengers and freight
will thus go straight to Nevada, instead Of
BY the horseshoe route (including a ride
on the hogs back) which they are now
| compelled TO traverse. The other advan-
| tages to Placerville and this section will
suggest themselves to every me-. This
| city will be within five hours travel Of
San Francisco.
Another instalment of news in this con-
nection will shortly be made public
| PlacerpiB Mirror.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-13
WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.


Inquiry being made into the cause Of
stopping work on this route, it is discov-
cred and made known that SO far from the
Managers of the Company being interested
in completing the work as rapidly as pos
sible, they are acting in bad faith to the
public and the contractors-are appro-
priating all the money they can collect
among themselves-instead of expanding
it in constructing the road. They have
collected $4,000 from San Joaquin
county. $3.50, 900 from San Francisco, and
$780, 900 from Santa Clara county 4; of
this $500, 900 not 800. 900 has been ex-
pended on the road. The contractors are
unpaid and refuse to go or with the work,
and its construction for the present is at
an end. Whether the contractors have
been or are now specializing in barley or
coal oil, is not known, but it is recon-
mended that the books Of the Company
be overhauled. "to make note Of" Sup
pose they wont allow their books over
hauled; but put on the airs Of injured in
nocence, and declare that all they want is
further Congressional appropriation in
aid etc.: What then: And are the
San Francisco papers who make this ex-
pose, and complain accordingly-are they
not "opposing the Pacific Railroad ,"
The Government ought, itself, to take hold
of the work.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-13
PRACTICAL RApIcALIsM.

We are daily taught to believe that the
triumph of true principles in this Govern
men,, 90 far as they are involved in the
political issues of the country, is inevita-
Bile. The days of "old fogyism" are
gone and we are in a fair way for being
guided and governed by doctrines which
have reason for their basis and justice for
their support. Steadily the ideas which
have reyolutionized and cleansed society
OF its most dangerous evils are making
Roadway against the current Of popular
preiudices, and by the simple strength OF
their merit and worth are destroying ev-
cry Directing and counteracting agency.
The morally blind have been restored to
sight. The blood of revolution has forced
an entrance into the very heart OF the pro-
slavery element of our country, and has
softened it into a philanthropic and gen.
erous temper. From every quarter we
see abundant evidence Of q sincere change
from the follies of the past to the wisdom
of the present. Society is not framed to
minister to the selishness Of human ma
ture, but that the whole race Of man may
labor together for his advancement and
the attainment Of the highest excellence
which his nature can reach. We have
made a magnificent stride within the past
Ave years, and each days news goes to
convince US that we are now far out Of
the shadow Of barbarism and far in the
sunlight of Christian enlightenment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-13

THE HIGHWAY ROBBERY. - We have
gathered a few particulars concerning the
robbery of the stage hence for Virginia on
the 9Th instant. 1t is believed that a por-
ton of the gang of highwaymen were
knights of the road from the northern
country on the track of James W. Whit
latch, who lately arrived here from Mon
tana via Salt Lake. City, with q large
amount of gold dust, which he was taking
to San Francisco. Fortunately, the rob-
bers missed him one day. Among the
passengers was o Mr.. Skinner, of this city,
on his way to the States, who was robbed
of eyery dollar.-Reese River Rereiie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-13

WILL Nor SusPEND.-We are request
ed, by proper authority, to say, the state
ment made, that the Union was to discon-
sinue publication on Wednesday, is un-
true. We supposed it was a falsehood
when we read it in the sheet which circu-
lated the report. The county patronage
Of this county, which heretofore nearly
kept the Enterprise on a living business
level, is now had by the Union; and the
Hopper will live another year in spite Of
defeat Of the Democracy" We like not
at all the principles of the Union as now
conducted, but if Democracy must have
an organ in this county. we want it should
have an out and out institution, and not
one dividing honors with and gobbling
profits from both parties.