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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-17
GbCrman unS @anecP.

Sn &i6mOnO tcmmanOirt %gegenpsrti9 ieuer
,erObe" Dunn, Der Sen. Grant 9ema6t bat,
fur cine eeroume Belt Der Oteilter re5 ariegee
uar,- cine 9eriope ndbreno Der, pie mir Nue
pii1pn, 9lIe5 pertebrt 8lng. Sp na6lttt t9
unO Oulollm DRr. 2iuccIH gegen ieiue polltltbe
umqebuug mar, tonnte er i6lieBlih bob niht
nmbin ben ,@eneral en- @bef" in einen bleBen
@eneroI Moiutanten 5u pernanoeln. Grit ols
Der Rrieg uCrIber mar, Wa9te man es ben Sen.
91aed pieoer ins v6elo Su l9tdsn. &aun1
auT ieinem Soften an9elar9t, ma6te Der Wtann
our6 einen Der plumplten SeritbBe 9e9en Die
milttdrilhe etiquette uno bur6 elm grObes Sn=
iult aeaen einen Der peroienltpcCiten untCns@
q~enerale Ii1 temertblr.
8eun man bic ORDERS Iieit, bic Sailed in
8e3ug Der Sberman'i 9en Convention ~erlaiien,
ICate man meinen ben S6ulmeiiter uno einen
ieiner Sangen DOR fia gu baben. SOl6e Or
oerS su %erlaIeu, ltanp Dem Mdnne 5uoem gar
ni6t su, ~iOnoern mar Sa6e oe5 Sen. Grant.
@dren Die OroerS unter Der Gignatur Stan
trn's eri6ienen, spiren lte iGon unl6idlid ge=
mug Dap 9olled tie in ieinem Namen %erlafien
BUTTE, lit unentidulobar uno ipQte ben 4r0telt
aler reipettablen MllitdrS erflbren.
ln9eahtet bieier 8orfdle mar Der Sage na6
Sen. Sailed elmer Der Griten, Die Sen. Sbers
man bel ieinem @intreffen in Hi6mpno pie
Nufpartung ma6ten. Sen. Sherman treigerz
te Ii6 jeOpa ben Spcrpbanten gu tmpfangen
uno lebnte III et i6er MeiIe &euue unO 81raz
De Ieiner tapferen Nrmee ndbreno ibres 9urh=
marbles ourh 9il6urpno ab. O6ne WeuIt
uno Srommelidlag 5osen Die Grpberer Dpn
brei Staten burd, Den Ylab, no Der General
Sailed cummanoirt. Die Gntriltung ppu
Sberman's Atmee 9egen Die 9emeine brent
Slbrer niOerfabrene 9eblnoiung iol iebr grob
iein.
9ie nit ben 8erbdltnifen pertrauten Diff
Siere iino I'M o aufgebra6ter iiber ben 6aIed,
ais Sherman unter Den Encouragement Wtlllz
tdr5 Der einSige fat g%smeien, per oem1 &dnfo
i6ntieo gele9eutli6 nO6 Elm gute6 Wrrt 9eres
bet bat. Memano fam e5 Sherman perars
gen, penn er, wte eS beibt, DEM 9lQcd bat
iusen IaIien, baB 3mii6en ibnen 8eipeu tein
8ertebr mebr i%tatlfinp II tann. Sen. Sberz
man porf li6 perii@srt bolten, olB oiele feline
Stimmung and in ni6t militdriihen &reiien
rDetbIn getbellt miro. g3 fol uu6 bod per,
Iangen pb 3 diioent Sobnipn oieis 9IObnen
nod LANCE in berporrdgenren Gt@lun9en gum
S6aDen unD 9ler9erniB oe@ 9unpe@ bclbebal=
ten wjrO. or. 9 ST. 81
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9lua S1rrn Carolina.

@reenSboro, q. g., 4. NRai, pic
9bil., 16. Wai Sen. @&Ofi 10 bat eint
Orber e~rloIIen, pUbur6 ct Die Sclapen in
State fret ertldrt. @roBe Conformation berri6=
te, oa MA bic Sclauenarbeit Bel Der 5rlb=
Iingsdusiaat ieor nOtbpenoi9 brauGte. Sen
Dtaj. Cor pom %. Corps bat lbrigenS pie
Sarmer perii6ert, baB man bic Sclapen Sul
Nrbeit onbalten merbe.
Qon. SSno u. @ilmer bat fem 2anb unter
feline Sclapen perlbsilt unb II abt ibnen alea
lei6t li6 ielbit gu etabliren ; anoere Sclaoens
batter weroen ieinem 8eiipiele folsen<
Sen. Sdpfielo8 WtaBre9eI puroe Iberau an
erfannt.
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IornterS S 9Slanters SAINT.
mpre. Fen Is. Wat 18

ONVTI IT 2 : z ItW TO. UtWI I0O0
Die Giener prn brei @~iettsetlfn hes Capitals tieler 9ans
taben ben prdNbenteu unb bic Gtrett9ren Der btfa 5ten 8anl
f6riftlid autcriFrt. ttefe Bari In cine National afceiattsn
un13uranbtln. etmd6 tsr Gpneresaits Eetttelt ,etne Atte 'ur
8ei6dIfune tirer gtd iSnal @urIentp. eeH6ert hvrH @ r.
p~flntuna ron @'er,i IN eten Staten 9pnbs 1T B fir beren
GtI eulatirn une GtnlSIuue su ~fpreen," anaenrmmen am 5
Suri 1864; eS mirb tesfdtb Ia6ritt e~eeeten, rat bel etner
an b elem Gage itd ttestabten Der i%anmiune Ter DirettCre1
beIaater Bdnt e~tnIftmmtg bef4Ir6tn wurte, iplne 4eneeruug
~ treffen, IN Solee ,plter u tpr'tdt unb i'm &infldrs NIT
BEN 8erprtnunsen zines So feea ties Der Wiarslanb @efetst-
bung. tetltelt etn Mtt, tr9ene etue Banf bteies Stlas s IN
ZEN @tart su feeen. etne MHrciatiOn ;u ttiNen sun 3ped,
elm 8dnfae1bdft 3u treiben u, ter ben @eIeten Ter Neretntl.
ten Stauten, unttr nj sdmen te TarmCrS Mue NIans
FORD S5ofjunnI SS0nF. (ARtl7-3u,
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Sci. Sapis wiro unmittelbar prCSsfTrt
4peroetI.

NewOort 16 WRai. Ser 8uibing-
toner Spec al Correspondent BEG Commercial
beribtet, bab Self 9auis 10 idneGl nod Wai=
binaton sebradt weroen mirb, uls Sampf ibn
oortbin trineen tann. Gr miro tpabri6einIid)
an Samita9 bort antpmmen. GS ipiro 9eia9t,
oaB er ols Elm Complete BON Booth unp ben
auoern Weudelm6roern p~rO5eiiirt peroen uirr.
@puu. 9rpwn miro in einigen Sasen bier
anfpmmen.
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Die Dlibbeuisteiten spifdsn GbiIi uuD ga.
ra9uaQ iinO nod ni&t beiselest.
Sn @srm
lit nod Die HeoOlution sesen 9rdiipent Yeseta
Iutpritdt i'm @anse. Seine Off3iere bleiben
ibm tren uno man sIaubt er tperDe ieiner Seg<
ner 6err ireroen.
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9(Gttanieno $4,000 Sd Wlebl

ZEN IL. Mat, 0ltVIbe IL upF tH'bEbtHBSAp1HleH ItF GgiR
rune bon
an bas Gu6Eaens DsFartenr ent.
Die Nnesbcte besteb n f@ aofb bic tn he fert Deppt befaun
ten arten SO. 1, gu. 8, unb arf / eenb eiGe ~Sertnesre Quan
hat fIr bds @dnSe.
Ditfelteu mu1sn In DupIttate unt fir ishe GOrte auf Der
f6tetene Sreen pdpier Ingeeeben fem.
Die Ntlieferuns mue ~inuerbafb FL fGcGen BON @rGfnun!
Ger Nueebct unb ta9lt& tn iulden Audnlitdtfn gefbebea
pte tie Rte.sruee %rtrlanst; salslbe Ii tn BEN @e9ierpnae
gSudrsntnufe In @errsetCtun, an ben Q3hsrttsn Dbes Satn.
bcle tn gDG'binetcn 8. e., ablulfeIern.
DIE StetFrune bes ean3sn Neble mus ~tnnsrE1Ib 90 Eager
ron &ro1nung her Mneebpte eefheten FIN. #
e~eIisfsrt Wtrten.
3abIunssn rerten In ridden Serbs setuadt, ais crn tfr
Yet Staet.n p~eIiefrt Merten,
Dor Aunabme tes Wiebls eef6ieht Bite eepEtnIi6e amt.
ItHe Snipettsrn uno tetn Uiehl Dtrb Gneenpmmen welhes
Mot friin eerrnp Ell unb Don aue e~e5etGneter Qualttdt III.
yin Erenetb niue ieeem MHpetpte eines Sieere, Re nth.
bent lien btreits In oteier Office reetfrttt bot. tfis,r Il {er
uno ten Aneebpt mtrb ron El0en dn9eneinnC. bic i..l..
ihrc Wertfthtun9en teridumt tabel. cper lie ntGi set lei
gt5huaNe eer MneebOte eeeenrdrtte Enb
DGs %nIoei nehaR behalf tn has ReGt Dor, trBfnb mel
De Mneebcte aut treenb reIhen uriaden Su u~srpetfeR
Mngebrte muGen an ben unterSei@reten In 30. 223 G..
9troee atreNlvt u. enbcNtrt fetn Proposals for Flour
8. 8. Brtbees,
tndtl5T1ot4D Gapt. u. 9, g. o.
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EDmu,iSYGrs Sf6ce.

.. 9aIttnt or e, II. Wdt 1866.
gta6r4at Mrs hermit e~eseben. eab ~ssrNeselte NnsebOe
duf eieier Office k8 Sarfas, ben 81 b8 Nts. WoreenS UNI
10 us aneencmneu rernen fir RE 6eudrotur 'er eepfl
fterten Straseu, Qdnfs rnb Nlsts btefer Statt. ferner fir
as @rneuern her Gurtletre une bic 'teierune hne 9Feune
brn flag unb 3rtttitetuen tSterptna Stsnes) uae 8tnr fst'
uen, pctt IS. IS. bts sum /. MP1rJ 1866.
Sob Smith,
(WPt17-6mtj1IJ Glerf Ter @tts GpMmiGire.
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.. s.. MstnharN.
Rshtsz Nnnolt unh 0opofat.

SfFee: gde ter 5. Ctr. urb 2outfaua &gerue,
Dafbtretpn, &c,
grafttiirt In Der Suprere Court Der Ger. ct at n ber ST.
prenae GpHrt bss OtftrtttS Columbia bfr eaMEt Tur @n'
fprIh1 unb In ben SFrfUiefeRen GeDer nraent 8 pa trasntS
"aE Sebe sewlrfb c Austuuit mtrb in tsutifer uno eng
ifmvr &prn6e trtbeiit. ~(10ap1GRtl
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administrations. Nn3eiee.

@swtrb btermtt Ra&rt@t seaebtr taB bic
uuteraPttn te bon Baltimore I'm Stant NfdrnIdnt F@ Dor
Dem N5atIenseri6t teia ter Staot OH IL. Nlat 1865 @eSpu-
d6ttsuussspapter uber b'S periSnltte @tsenttutn BON
s $ | nj welGtr tn beiaster Stdbt eeRprben
Ia. Seri9aft bat Nle YerIpnen, pel&e &nlp I@e an ben
0e ~forbenen ~ MAIDEN bdben, rerten 6dber auf8eIrreern
folGe an ODER Dor benz IL Nop. 1865 BET Der Unite 8et9aeten
Eetne AnIpyI4e an beia8te 9tnterlafienftait m pr To"eu
fGnnen.
U3roi4plmlul GItfdt. @eImers, &bm.
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Nlntittbe 8riefifte.
9eutlhe YtietF,

SfntIGe Brtetf,
wel&e III Ter ensIif9en 9tfe ~epttaIten itnb. g.
OamenltNe
NPrs s. 9ersunann, gRit Garot Blum, Wirs t~sItIdttth Ct
&eibsrasr, WlrS Sarah 9 Summer Mrs GdrpItue = 9ett.
dirs Afarp 8Iein, Wtrs Nneuhe &1bl 9DiIbeImtne @fener'
gPis Suian 9btptnlt, Wits Garrltue NsIf.
SerrtuIite.
81 y Adermann. Sci Badndnn, perm goumu1er, .
8utteimer. Nus &tdsImann, 6Ittnfr d GnIenfetn, sGuis
Friedman. 8 q 6dmturs. Db 6duft Satet 9etper, $40
Stnier, Scr . Gletu. Sebn s 8nGpp, 6~stbtndub &sbns,
6 & Rrtbs, s &prnman. s nnb s eduttrba&, gcbn 9uS.
Spbn 3 Wdritu, 10 Otrrnan, Stnr9 %au, @tas gadf&. INN
Spbn S&mtbt, Spbn D S&Eler, emanuel e&rpp, 3ouie
Stetn, Stera 8 O., Stern & 8rc, g ~QDaIpruie, Saipb
MaIbbeim.
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sta0fzG ommiHdre Sffrc.

SHWVT WTtFTWAU ~VFVINt
8d 'tintCre 10 Wot 1865.
0erfeaGlte Nneebcte nerfen tn tieier SIfee BIS gum Irsi'
tag BEN 26. Wfat, 30 r1'ttaas 10 llhr e~ntsesPneen nom men fir
boS 9Faft m unb 8tunltetnlseeu Res oanaen Gtttls BON
Gtf- Smt den @antCn Apenue uub prdt fraee.
Der GVrtraftpr Crer tie @cntrdft rem tab n eiuen 8pnt
m I dr'enrmntene' Stferhstt 5u 9 ben rdd tas 9Hane II
une R~tnnAeinls en- In Rrtttsr ueberetnftir nuna g i&tebt
nit ter 8srf&rif en- Ger Orb lang ,iur Senfeluua etree
SptenS Tur @%rastrnna. pflafer1ns unb umpFateruus Der
StraEen @afen uho Aueen Der Stdtt pa timcle.
SIM Nuftrne
.SrbS mttb,
(mdt16-6nliaTl @iere Gee Stdbt 6pmmtTdrs.
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Sur Sencbfun0
Nrhritcrunncn.

Dir Sabrsduse 1860 unt 1861 Der Grbsttrrunacn, bsrous,
et9eber prn Otfrteb Iibltus IN Stuttgart merter au idufen
9efudt. Wan hbrtfF -f 4 81 Nedfr Office. 8attinncre E
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Nftieu=Oierhrnnrrei.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
De nd&fe Perfanmlune fntet cuff Trettae Mbenb
ZEN 10. NPdt, t. "JraptIin safe. @alern Npe. TAFT, mE
Rntneu8 Inter Fhr,ften fir Mttien sntssseneer otnmen rer.
Ten.
9dfts her @efeBe.
y supitul 100000; q 10000 AttIsn; 81 $25 rr Ngtit
A. obdent!td nit 25 CITE ttulusatlen; 81 Gin nsbenps
S1pitaI psn S25 600, bon so Dtttsltetern betertraeeu; q
amten %aneelteat perbfu rnp ~ Die &ftisnare e1patlen al.
j1btltG 10 Etrettcren.
w. Whitman, PROC. 0pttser.
S. ". { n ! , o. &sfr.
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fir U0ntr0ktOrell.
~94naebDte fir WlsDl.
OFRce oe8 0ep0t @Ommiidrs tir 8etpflegun9

GDafttmgtsn, 8. G, 13. Y9at 1865.
gsrEsseIte AngsbOts tn Gupltfat tssreen Ois 90 rerfee
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GDpG3sAn3Ct0g

Den Ereuneen nnb Befannten biernit tie ~traurise
Guseise, taS uein esIie5ar Ntann Gran5 cling er
ocrlette Natt babiuqeiGie' en-. Die Seerorsnns ftntet
5eute Niitro6 rem H., gtaGmittose 2 l6r BON Trauer<
bauie, 2S9 geuniptpouia aUe. Gen cril SaGl, fat.
Die fiefbe'ritbte @atin
Gbrtfiue 5iuger.
gb G~u3uanu,
(UHA mma Stn9er, 8obter.
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S6ubma6er@@ eiddft Su pertaufen.
Gin felt IN brersn SaHrrn nit grfDls betrte' enss sdub.
NADER 8tfhdft bds f6 etner siten Rnnbfhaft erfrut, Ia
netf ben OCrtdtbentn VA fren au&5uceiflufen. NabrrrS
1893 3rcatpas aDt fhen Canton Nsenue unb Nltce DIM Sir.
(t1gDls 3s..
3u pertaufen:
Gin Qrcrerp unb 9iqupr Stsre welen 81 fAdfttuerdnter
rur9 biuta ju cerfaufen. Wiberes II ter Grp 81
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~ an8 8albiugtoa unO tIrgegelS belieDt
man gejteluHgen fur ben oWeder" Sublcrtp:
ti0uen wte Wn3eiae1l 0lrGb Sen A0enteu !Sra. )
s. NieOfelOt, 42O e Str, 3l madden.
Nprlounf. y sOrbter nit W't'ssu8. @uts' eesr
OEEtuNHt' ,r. mrb 8 f6eit YET ~. gabft 80. ST.
Rsr Ssrtsp w nus, Waig,F etrn D g. (np IN
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Oeutftbe Spe5ereiipaGrcn uno NrObnfs
tensS5anrIuna.
Better Stiid,uder 90 Cts.
WeiBer Sud.r Is unb 10 @Is.
Srauner Suftr IL, IL, Is, 16 unS II CITE.
Better Htc &afee 80 Cts, eebranrt 4E Gts
Au Easasid meter @erup 30 9tA, teatr ST. "a SAL.
"a 8udpra une Sdpa Go1se, Iopie Wtetl, Ybse &c. &c.
tets auis Befe unb Btltefe @tenic
2Seine unS &iaucnrc
Don daen Sctten. lei
drtuna& 9 d eIIMann
(6apr-0 I26 SbdrpRr., Ode bon &arrefr.
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.DieuP Nn1ci0en.
MQe VHirthe

perben eriu6t. Der beute Wt NIB In her Rebenbdue hdttfin.
berhen N~erfotnmIunR beitrrrhnen, nm wi&tt9e @eIbdfte ~
belere6ea unb VfttttetlansRn tom gptrtbsbtretn In Ebila-
beipatl ~entsessH ju nebmen.
(Mi e.. ; / Z d Gpir.
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SitbCgrapbieen
Se8 MrGfiSentef 2iucoIn.

Nusoe,etGnet cut a~etrrfene 8tlOtr unierS SsrRurtensn
Qrafp, nten int Set ten untersst6re!e ;u oetfaufen.
6. &. Wtebfelbt
t24arr-) 40 6 Strobe.
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gSafhinoton Eurnperein.

3ur Grlsbtsuus pt6iser Gsf9 ifte lit Wtttw0G. II Nlat.
Mbtaes 8 II r Sen, rail- Be riamn1tuu8 uue etc W~}ietiettr
erIudt, Nb eiusr ineen SIN AWftras
tmt) &. 5ernt8bdu ZEN, S9rtttp.
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INIT uut rbue 2reis t5nnsn glas Fnben TN gDtGtam Gel
SuteL 70. 4os un6 41o 9snni WVer aDnietneson. DC.
fdp13 tHI
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Donnsrhds Ibene
SerIeat.
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$500 Sclcbnuna! $500
etbtsn Grsttas Stus Elm gOdettu@ ~Scrtpreu, wetbes trei
81 &tn'duieno { C%1arnrteu cuf bic gP ehdntcs 8drf Con
Baltimore unb etne Injltt Not.n Spu tIetuetu Bet Gqsr
enibteit Sttye B~e.Obnung iptrS tsra 3urI 'brincer BEL
Srbn 9sdrp & Co. IS nanc1s rfr. bsiab!t. ebnt Bag cine
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@ar9uiers unb qncere HnS eriuGt, BET Gtnuabras Spt&tr
WDten duf bic Dte6antcs Bart sUr1Atias u + tn nS'm
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Spdbier.

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dretf@lnFen unc Sub w'rtttcb taIu b,lten, werter bttrmtt
au~ fn,srtfnrn aeud1t, fds ft Gin -famrirs Bot Ter" III s
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@r il.nmlunaen dr ms'Hen ouf Ot 8rdusr 'hinYfe unh
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tcutiben 81 tern ~erfhstuen ! laN:n. ~Irnbern bic Sun
vorScs. NsrlsIbe hist Rents Stttvr, No S g8ef
pvattfr. tmtJ
SOI;srue Srabucn,
(pcn nnen @r6senl fir &Ie, Ster gDefn u. n.
~empRbier :
Y. @euter 4 SSbrr,
No. Sc ;" 8dltimcrefr.
(mat15 81 unb Ro. Is 81. 6pwGrsfr.
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81 rBce
NOcdl II. SnffrumentaI GDnccrf
beute, WtittpO6 Nbeno, ben II. Dtai,
aeben fpirt.

Graes &aftreten Der ~bsrabmten YlaniRtn gRGe. gertba
HarbelI Or EGrts tn Mnsrtfa.
Yrcgr am m.
l. zbetI.
/. UaH. Scene-far ptaue .......... @instnt AbIer.
uVGe Hdr6 u
2 tteb --am Meeres ...... SAuEsrt
81. St;nrth Ct tre6,,
3. e est Srsno @alE Ytigarts ................ Htt
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2 4 et-e2as rxbre Stud" .............. .... Carl BpS
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3. Vtee-. ~9Saaeeret" S@ube1t
pT. Sst rid SteluiGt.
4. l. annie Yaarte. q rottn Ntatr, thOtt. 8Gaasen.
81 RbtceoF D~dSeimInn.
s.. Uuett-tur 2 Dtdrpe ................. Bon gBebtS
Rqt NGrbsa nrp .. Necipt EsuensNri,
@r. AtOIpb McMemrorf ........."..... EtrseeuG
Sidet8 Gin 9rIar.
WidtS ezra fur eeF6erte eis., nsIds IN NE5afrsu's
ytuNs stere. 205 Baltimore Ctr uup Nbtnhe al Hr 8-gt
~ haben int.
asfsn.SsFruns Z rsr. Nnfans s ut..
9 VI 9eebert.
(mil CSe'f dfsS 8sspaIter.
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y! Sunnecttcut IGb1f y!
MSS StRen bic ftniteu 1edbIdtIsr, aud 90 StHex ntaslaI
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General Lyon, degenerate son of q
noble sire, being a grandson Of for
mer member of Congress, visited Burks-
Vile, KY, on the 9th Of December, en-
his way South with his rebel command.
Lyon with his own hand applied the
torch TO the Courthouse of the town,
and had his men guard it until it was
burned to the ground He gave as a
reason FOR this piece of vandalism that
the building had been used by the 18th
Kentucky cavalry as a depot for COM
missary and quartermaster stores. The
house was new, and it cost the comfy
ten thousand dollars. Cumberland
county has been ruined by the opera
tions of rebel and guerilla bands
Lyons command carried off with them
nearly all of the horses in the vicinity
of Burksville, leaving scarcely enough
to 60 to mill on. After the Courthouse
was fred, and was burning, the rebels
applied a torch to a store>roOm, but
they extinguished the flames on receiV-
ing as bonus two hundred dollars.
The post-office was robbed, and the
stores sacked, and the goods carried
awa5. Many of the officers and men
belonging to the rebel force had visited
BurksviIle under John Morgan. A
mong Morgan's old officers were Col
Chenoweth, Col Cunningham, Capt
Lowell, and Capt. Page, from Allen
county. After the rebels left the town,
and Just before reaching the Tennessee
line, one of the officers was shot and
killed by a home-gusrd named Jack
Preuitt Louisville Journal
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If you want a good Cigar, call on
Gutenberg, No. 40 Union street

The Louisville Journal of yesterday cuts
down the number Of guerrillas at Elizabeth
town, Monday, from Eve hundred to thirty.
Il says: About thirty Of Walker Taylor's
force entered Elizabethtown yesterday af
ternoon, under a flag Of truce, with a squad
Of about ninety negro soldiers, which they
had captured near Big Springs, and deliv-
cred them.to the officer in command there.
The rebels were under command Of Captain
Jones. The rebel Captain entered into a
stipulation with the Federal commander
that he should not be pursued until after 2
lapse Of twelve hours. The rebels left in
the direction of Meade county. The Nash
Vile train was delayed somewhat on this &C
count"
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AUdaclOus Stealing.

Two soldiers, on Friday, the 9th instant.
stopped at the house Of ex-Captain Trick,
passing themselves or as soldiers Belonging
70 the LIST Wisconsin Cavalry, and called
'0r alnner- While Mrs. Trick was prepar-
ing dinner FOR them, they piIlaged the
mouse and stole two small pistols and
zee OSp'Ain Commission, dated Aug. LIST.
loo4, 70. A. ID Tennessee Cavalry; also. his
'0 snA'''n papers, dated March lsth, 1s64
ana the oath Of one A. L. Bond. de.sr,or
! Aese Villains may try TO get away on tn
documents The apprehension Of ,bo-, !
much desired and the spprehender viii h,
rewarded. Any one finding the paper. viii,
be paid by leaving them at this Office.
Jan. lite
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Rirer and steamboat news.

The Cumberland was rising rapidly yes
teraay, With supenbundance Of water on
Harpeth Shoals. 1t is likely to continue
risipg for some days to come. River men
expect the heaviest rise since 1851.
{ There were no arrivals or departures yes
terday that we heard Of.
The Pioneer leaves To- day for Louisville.
The Chic River was rising at Louisville
and Cincinnati yesterday but falling at
Pittsburg. The prospect is fair for big
rise. El
The D. II. Bunk was TO have left Louis
Vile for this place last evening, to be fol-
lowed by the IrOne to day.
The Nora, Lady Pike, Kate Robinson,
Emma Floyd and Iron City are advertised
at Cincinnati for this place.
The Mississippi was stationary at St.
Louis on last Saturday. The Republican
Of Sunday says:
The river is still gorged from Buffalo Is
| land 20 Cairo, and OF course navigation is
still suspended with the Lower Mississippi.
There was a good deal Of ice floating yes
terday, snd the weather on Friday and
Friday aight was quite cold. Il was clear
yesterday, and somewhat milder, but the
present weather will do nothing towards
opening the river below. The channel is
open % Alton, and the Alton packet, D. Ia
tnm, is making regular trips without in
terfuption from ice.
The Cairo correspondent Of the same pa
per writes, under date Of the 9TH inst
The Mississippi is tightly blockaded
above here by ice. The d. a. January at
tempted TO break her way through to day,
but could make no impression upon the ice.
The CAPTAIN thinks that without a rise in
tbe river, no matter what the weather may
be. il viii not open for at least two weeks.
Weather to-day clear and mild, thawing
during the day, but freezing at night.
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ID 1 Il ID.


On Mon day morning, the 9th inst, at the resi-
deuce Of his grandfather. MAJOR VIM. B. LEXIS
ANuRIw Jackson PAGEoT, Esq, son Of Hon. A.
PAg ct, Of PARIS, France, and Mary Ann, his wife
He died from an acute attack Of the heart, after
only an hours illness, IN the sd year Of his age
HIS funeral will take place this morning at II
o'clock, al the residence Of Major LOWS. Hacks
viii be in Whiting At W R. Cornelius, on Church
street, at 10 o'clock this morning, to take out
friends add sequaiDtauces who desire to sttend the
funeral.
IN this city, Sunday morning, ELESoR sIoAN, vile
Of L. c. Coleman, Jr and daughter Of Fred Sloan,
dsce-sed.
The irHnds and acquantances Of the family sre
invited to attend the funeral r. m the residence No
% North Msrket street, Wednesday morning st
eleven o'clock. Services By Rev DIT Howell
lan1O q
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NEw THEGTRE.-The performances at the
new theatre tonight are for the benefit Of
the fund Tor the relief Of the poor Of Nash
vile. This fund, it viii be remembered, is
under the control Of committee Of the
City Council, who purchase supplies Of food
apd fuel, aud sell them to the needy poor,
who have money to buy, at cost giving to
those who are meritorious and without
means. This charity has already been Of
great advantage, aud TO aid in maintaining
1t through the winter, Mr.. Allen kindly
tsndered a benefit, in which he is seconded
by the Misses Webb, and his company.
We trust that the public will respond liber-
ally. The performances begin with the en-
pertaining drama entitled a nHusband ct
sight" IN which Miss Emma Webb ap-
pears as Augustin, and Miss Ada as Cathe-
Pine. The closingp piece is "a Day too Late''
IN which the Webb sisters each play several
characters. Between the pieces the splen
did band Of the 18th Z. S. Regulars will
discourse sweet music
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The weather yesterday morning was
warm and rainy at noon cool and snowy F;
at about P. NJ, the sun made a sickly at
tempt 10 shine, but after feE moments
gave up, clouds and gloom and drizzle pre-
vailing the remainder Of the day.
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Gen. Pillow visited his home in Maury,
whilst the rebels occupied Columbia but
left in q hurry when Hood was hoisted
from the front Of Nashville. Gid left his
family to the protecting care Of the Yam
kee vsndals