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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
AM9 GbdrIeHpn.

New gort, p. Set. Der Dampfer
emile 9 SanperS III nit Na9riGten pom
10. aus G6arletcn an9etcmmen,
Die Staot @barlet ton 9ab BEL Der lebten
&abl $50 Stimmen fir Scr. Orr fit bas
@CuoerneurSamt unp sci fir 5amptpn.
Sen. 9Cparp bemertte In Ieiner unterre=
bung nit Dem NfajUr BON Gbarleiton, pa6 e,
bUfe, e5 weroen arrangements su Stanbt
tomrnen, welAe Die @Fanser .be3i9Ii4 bes
6reeomens Bureaus 3ufrieoen ltellen werben
Sen. 6pparo mOGte Die See Snleln uni
Columbia beIuden.
Ndt Bis 3ebn @er ionen ltnb i6per sertpun.
bet aus ben &utnen, wel4e bur@ bic Iebt
6enerS6runf entltanpen, herSUrse3c9en NOR
ben. Capt. 5cfmann, Der @pli3et9ef purp
BET bieler aFatre ebenfal6 iaper SerleBt,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
Uon Japan.

Can SranatSeo, Is. Stt. Die SartF
Npen fam BON 5afObabt in Supan felt Is.
Sept. gu Sictorta In brittla Columbia am 8,
,. NltS. an.
CUR 3eit bfr Mbfabrt mar bas Seer bea
SYcccns 9erabe nit ben Mrmett hes rebe0tz
l4en Sariten Naaatco banDsemein sempr=
pen.
Gs lpI ein 9rUBe8 @ennebel itatt9efunben
BADEN unb SaS gerit9t la9t, boB t6 Der Sirll
@abuma nit Nusatcu Oeretnt9t bat auf
9ieB eS, Oae BALD tpieper 6riepen ertlart wer'
ben miro.
Der lebte farGtbare Sturrt int dineflaer
Metr 3erltGrte 3 9rUBe Dampfer unb mebrer'
amerttantlAe unO enaltiAe S4tfe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
4. Mnrh 0an Gerein 30. I.

Dieter auf sic befen @eTese eesriineete Neretn bat ft
Wlontaa BEN rs e eptember aufs Wtue %rpufdnbt6 ~Dreartfrt
@s purbe bur8 uscer,tnfttma:uns iammtlt4er Wfttgltseel
8pst Stsi,s Isr,ius ii, etnent iebem NitelieSe @sIeeenbei
~ eestn, auf cine Iett { gDeif. Elm Capital sum Ban Uts'
ssaf einss Saules gu %erfplrrn, 70 luosn mr bttrSnr@ Sat
fornr1sn, in nur nod wtntse &ntbeilt pCrblneen fnS.. Sc
Ter Antbeil brinet $l25. 8aS @frlammiunSslptal Sefn'
BET Rb bel Serrn 8aumeartnsr gr. Al Aloerndrletr.
Bonn /. Wsbtmter AT inSet bic Uerial1ntlur8 leeen wfpn'
tag Ibtnb swilden 7 uub 8 tbr fdtt.
SIN Muftraet SeS prGfbenten Gtds: @nntrtr
(3Otptizni 9. Gtr. $ rte g NJ an H. Self.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
Wo(6lnoton, o. C.

+5euereMlarmm nb Yolt3ets
telearaph. -Supertntenpent 3olcctt bat
wG6renb Der lebten @o&e cine Nnsabl Teuer'
alarmRaticnen erriAtet unp Die @naabl Der
bis iebt befe6enben Stattcnen tetrd9t nt9ef
fGbr 65.
t&Idfebr Der St~abtrdt9e.1
Am lebten Srettas @benO febrten Die Stoot=
r1tbe, tpel6e einen 8eiu4 in GtbntenO &C.
mabt batten, bierber 3urif. Ste Oeln9ten
auf itrtr 8lidreile pas @3laftfelO pom gre
bertdSburg.
IT,
Gtne @erlammlnne Der &rbeiter Convention
mirb uGGfen Samlfae Nbenp in pemS ibuneS-
simmer bes Gtabtratbs I%tatttnOen.
t9Ba6rG4etnlt4 etu Mprb.-
Nm Wttttpc6 fano man cine 2et6e I'M Ga
fern 8ran6, nabe 8enniu9S Bride. @UrU-
ner @Cpbparb bertef AM 9onnerfag cine
Surp, pel9e an Der Qei6e SplDatenentlal
funespaptere uno ben Sting BON etner ubr
fanben. Die Qaptere lauteten auf pen Na-
men QUuts Sten9el bon Gpmp. As. beS Set.
&el. Corps, unb in New yurt in ben Otenlt
9etreten. Die SurY slaubte aus BEN 9sfnt =,
benen 8etpeilen, buB Der Mann ermprpet nrp
bann in ben Slu6 aewUrfen iruroe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23

@oibtngton, %. Sctbr. Gapt. 50,
Brapf ORB 1T gum DampfbOOt Snlpectpr fiji,
Stem gorf ernannt worpen an Ste(le bon s.
y. Stelmdnr.
Der Observation-Disclosures laBt elm pam=
pblet brudet, irelGes bic Namen Der Unions
l%CIpattn, welAe ut ~@nperonsSile ltarben unb
bort be9raten lte9en, entbdlt.
lleberetnltimntenb nit elmer gnt1Geipuna
bes @eneralanpaltS Fat Der spette @Omptrpl=
Ter perfust, Oab ale farbise @Olpatsn besis=
li9 Spuutie5 ben g8eiben 9lei69elteQt tperpet.
Otele6 miro $2O,OOO,O 900 mebr err orbern.
WafbtnstOn,2 II. Stt.-Ons &rtess-
eert6t i'm Sale bes Sen. 8riscpe ptrb wabr=
i@einli9 beute NIT leinen Arbeiten gu gnpe
tcnmen. Sn Der Gormittds8ibung purOen
bic Qr9umente fir Die GsrtbeiOiaun9 por9e
braAt, t%pprarf Der Nubttor NIT ben Nr9umcn>
ten fir Die SelaItun9 te9ann.
0titern Bate q. 81. StepbetS, friiber Gice
pralioent Der GunfGperation cine @uDiens bei
DEM Drdfoenten, peI6er li9 beina6e etne
Stun6e lang nit tbm unter6ielt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
Q3nnnltr- Wouperein 9lr. 2.

IS hat fb inter btefem Nantet Elm neuer g~auserttn Or
eauiNrt. Das 8erInrnnlunsS.2pfa ~tefntet fb BET Srn.
Srtann Senfe, SO. 3o7 8. gOncar, sriiaen 9aneafer unb
etenfaas BAT te erfe @insabluno fattee unten. Sper lid
alIc nod einem ueuen Sauutretn init einern siel Wcrt9etl
Derfpre6enben@ eIese aufGlteeen ipil, Der role I'D eefdlt9ft
uGGfen Oienfdo, ben "a. b., Mbsnb8 7 ubr an pben eenann.
lem WIase eirHneen. SIM Muftrdoe re-
'f6,nosi( q. 6. mann, Sefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
JleuU 0n5eigen.
Staot. Gommi1drS Office,

Baltimore %. Oft. 1865.
Der Siabt.G rmmtTdr Eat cine i6rtftlt&e &pplttatipn err
balten bon psrl3tebenen 8tfserr, bsrel @t8snttunt an tie
Z umber1anbfr. srenjt unb frcnttrt, 5aii9tn PENN
iyIpania Mpeuue II. @tlmUrenr, I'M befaeten G9eil an Gum
terlantffr erabtren 3u IaFen.
@r Stbt beetalb biermit yta6ridt NIen, bic es tetriiit. ta6
er be19ete Npplitatirn am Wlpntdg, 80. f&- UNI 10 llbr Spr-
mtttaeS tn iein.r AmtsfAte in Beratbune oiefen unb bar
uber enti6iebtn tpttb.
SobSmitb
fmptnifrmpl Glfrt hCS St1bt.S c~mmtHdrS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
0enette Na6rt6ten.
gelearapbirt ffr ben Baltimore Weder".
SnnoCsbauntHaAt.
Scr &ros,a seseu ssirs.

@a1btn9tUn, 81. Sft. Sol. Gbip,
man las 9eltern MOreen feline SGrilt fir biz
2lnflase 9e9en Ntr3. gr laste, umt cine Hare
@tnli6t in ben Snbalt Der llnterlu6un9 gu ee-
ben, Babe er e5 sund6lt fir spedmabi9 eraG=
tet, Die le9alen @intpenDuneen eesen bic Gpm=
milton ais 0erihtstribunal ms Nuae at fat
ZEN /; s~reitens cine acknowledgement NnalYle
Der 3et9enauSla9en gut 9eben, UNI Die gauge
@rSbe Der @reuel Spn Nnperl pnSille unb Die
Observation-Disclosures Der 8ei4ulpt9tet ms 2i6t
gu Ieben brittenS bic Nntla9en IN 8etreff Ell
net Serl6wTrun9 su prrfen, Die NuSbebntn9
Der elbM 3etaenp, unD oierten5 Die GGllc
bes 0efangenen Dor ben S4ranfen bar3us
le9en.
Die Mreumente beS Sol. Gbtpman wurbeu
beute fprtse1sbt. E.
Der sreite beute Morsen 9eltenp sema9te
@untt mar bic Nnfla9e: Moro 9e9en &rte9S=
eeIeB; bic Serl9iebenen GObesfdle, tpelae Dem
Ansetlasten CUR 9aIt sele9t tYerpen, lino: Sob
ais baS 8elultat BON @inIperrun9 unb BEN
&ettenaans !; bann, ba8 @rlhieBen BON De,
fan9enen bur6 bic @aGen auf Srper DeS Nn-
setlasten unp feruer, ei9enbdnbi9e grmcroune
ron @efansenen. Serner miro Capt. @ira
AUDI fir bic @rmprpuns BON @%efangenen an
Der SObtenltnie GUT Belt als er abwelenp mar,
peranttrprtli6 9enta6t.
Der @efaneene, welber pdbrenO Der Nr9ur
mentationen bes Nubttprs auf etnem Srpba
rlbte, erluGte beim SdluB ben Scritber, burd
Or. 8ate8 leinen 9lrm unterl u6en la1en, mo-
Dur6 bepteIen perOen tS;nne, baB er pbYlicalilG
INCAPABLE Iei, Semauben sn 14la9en pber si
ertn0rben.
Der @rm purOe unterludt unp pprber bic
@auerie 9eraumt.
Das arsumsnt fa(t 429 @siten IT. totsts
ben NuottUr Dtel Nfiibe.
8aibtn9tUn, 81. Set. Capt. 8ir3
ipnroe Deute arStli@ inter it6t. @ein reGter
@rm 1T le6r 9eiAmOllen uno ent3lnoet; Elm
Stid pes &nOdens Gat ldcn friiber baraua
e%ntfernt werpen miifen uno bas @ltep 1T faum
brauAbar,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
6erusnutu 8auNerein s.

Die aussate neuer NntbeiIe gu e~rmdFtoter Gtnidrsite
oetubr fGlie6t Mtttwr6, 25. b, NRtS, unb inb i~berbaupt nu
nnrd seeen 200 Nntteile 81 ~seresteh. Qer f8 bic WiitsIieb
fbdft tteIeS srpsen Sauperetns f4ern min, tCrtr1s MittrFd
iiber. Ntlb. Sdu6arott gral.
ICo-rnN L. 6. Ntdel, SER
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
Meuer 8duUeretm.

Iae 0ieieniser, neI6s s%eIpnnen iinO, fb etnent neuei
on3uldliee:n, perbet irtunbltdt eriutt nd6fet
Wtrntas Mbenb Inn TX llbr tn SO. 259 9dnpoerifr. 3I er
f6etnen, nm bic @eftse ;u entperfen unb bic Qpabl Der BE
ontten pDr3 ufte hrteu. tfridrnpl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
@ermania 0auperein SO. 6.

Dieter @erein bat ft am Itsten Dienaas hur& tte befnt'
tire Beamtenrpabl p~reantitrt une TT test I'm Stanbe, 9elo
litbtater Dtenfle, "a. Ott, &ttnbS s lpr hura 1ertGuf Dor
Anttetls @SrI6ufsn 81 befrteeisen. -.
Nns, pelde it tteien1 @eretn nsb ani6ltsben poltn, tnS
cen f6 am eenannten Abenb i'm Der armIHnsSIrcal BET u
SanOtr, @de Sbarp unb gprtfry eininben unb iusIetG BIZ
auittune s-BGder in Gupfans %retntst:
SOB Neu, Yrdf.
u. 6terbaun IN, S6abrt
(Inmpl ". Sdnber, Str.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
Genera[ Sill 6parpereln.

Inter pbiaeut Iamtn eat f6 Elm gersin %0eariinbst. aae,
rel6t It'd 6iefem geretn ans1l6ltseen; Tunlttn, IrerSen
Srn. ySsilmann In Beaver nate Sdmbursitr. stn3ufnbtn, an
iSei6em Nten6 Bic Nnnabme Der @pniitutipn. 8santsnpabI
unb bic erRe Giniablune %fattFnten tpa: SIN AuttraSt
Yettr 5entel, Prpv. praE
H,-r,N TpbrM 81. So tie ~ g. prrp. Setr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
MorNlnn0 1nffitMt.

9a IN Splee unserneitGiher WliBSerfdntntfe bic Sluet
50 Il I B a n b { am Samfas nibt tn 6r nSfelIu
crIdten, mpcurG riele Sefuder 9etdul bt% tpurbtn, iopiro bier
nit HaGrt6t erssbeu, taB irl6e WttBDerRdnent1e fdr bic 5UIg
ni6t ptefer b%prtpmnten tperten.
Inpl 50. %. RauAbltn, Nerfstr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
MiIhplm 2pn 0nnnprpin SIN. 4.

@ue ttejeniser, pelde seipnnen fnt, bietent nn et8ran
teten geretn bet;utreten, FnO eriutt Dienfas AbenS. ssr
"a. DIT, UNI TX llbr tn SO 50 2aneaReritr. 3u erl6etnet
insem Der @ele6e ,ur Annabme ~pcrstleet rsrten. SIN q.
(rnnSil q. 0H / h z [ /. hrpO. Yr0I.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
GentrnL lIngnne 8nunerein.

Die id6rli6e General. @t rIdmmluua unb Stanttenwat
tnbet Utenfse, BEN "a b. SD, I'M @erstns.9ptdie Mbeub ~
pbr ltatt. Die WtiteIteber trerten bterrntt etneelaben, taEe
punttit6 su eriGeincn.
9enrgGfbarht, DrdE
(n,pbt) Sran3 Senutg, SER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23

GnS et~naelaten, Nrntds, %. Stt, Mtenbs IN ll6r In lei
Roofpn Saae, @Gs galttuCreitr. unb &ripelettS aHeS, einet
W1a0snSeridmutIung tei3urobnen. Sas @ri9etnsn cine
SSeten ptrb ertr1rtet.
[mrl SphnG 6. @ T / nj NJ, grdf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
Din bic g~3e,pDhner Der 9tact Baltimore.

Guf tie %brinsenbs Bite Stsler stntInbret9sr 0rennOs
bobe Ids mid entS6fofeu, fir bas S&eriffssGmt bon
8sItimpre As 8~elfseGanbibat aufjutrsten une Mill, renn
ertsSblt, bic gai8ten u~nSemeFfen srfiiaeu.
Nit aler I6tuns
GIeranter Gpplesa rtb'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
&Oblem! o&O1lett

9ptsns @ausp
un0 1noere
burte, tpei3e unO ~nlieIere 9ObIeu.
Etrner
Georges Greet, Cumberland u. Qebiob .SObIen
G.StabIetir IL. 4 Gp.
lVs1uasI 3a. Bun SruH DnlIktns @uutba,,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
NoltimOre5 3ieoerFrau5.
SIne M2nnnN=&G 1mhn

Die Oamen unb n.Mitelteter hes Baltimore 2ieber
FRANCES Inb fpeuntltGf ;u benz erfen. am Gttttrp1, Is. Dit
fpttfntcneen GOntert nnb SrdntGen e%insslasen.
Nd-nt) Das Gpmtte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23

Den Miteltebe II 3ur eefintesn S,a6tuns, baB an, Dlrn'
taa. ben %. bs, z4benbS IN llbr cine Satrester lammIune
f~dttfintet. 0i6t. u i6einenre rperben NIT 81 Strait telafct
(r,r\ PSi6er3p Gefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
Qunh!
Grp6cr sSreisQunch.
Na9feier sur babii9en &irmeb in go. So I('
bemdrIe1tr.
MarDlanO Snititnt SSair.
Special 81 Otis &.

Blues 9anb cine 4naabl Der aussepGblteten unb pppuz
IGrfen Gtide in Der Wiarpl. Snhitute= 6air CUR lnterbaIs
tuns Der 8eIuder %aufTibreu.
Das ansheIunss=@e uimittee ieist nit 8erSnitsen an,
bas es in ben letteu Easeu e~mpfanSeu unb ieSt in Der
4usfeluns Fat cine srcBe anjabI @uricittIten, Giejia
quien bonn 4rieg, Som &ries8z unb gtabpsD Department
in @aIbiuatpn, .befebenb unter Gnberm in 9ancueu,
3iiubuabeI< @eipebre unb Gardiner, &prpstcss, Srms
ben, Sanbgranaten II. |. 10; barunter it elm srsser Cor
pebo, cine @opie besienisen, Der ben Ser. ct. Daupfer
Commodore Sones" SerfSrt bat. CT 1T aus 9eiieIeifen
aemabt, eineu Sol bid, BAIT eiSise Barrels StiespuIber
unb fam mittelit @lectri3it6t a~b9eeuert merben. Oieier
Ecrpeec purbe fitrjlib bonn 9ames Stiper bierbersetruGt:
Dieie @esenfGnbe itnb fir 9eberuiaun BON aGsemeiuem
Snterefe.
%. Us. Mau9B(in,
daup) Chairman bss auS feGunsS. Committees.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
MuSfuuft.

MrS. Rpfu 9d6ner wir6 tiermit BON ibrem Gbemdnl
erTu6t, T8 bt 5ru 9tantrrf gip. 81 preFtenttry 8Glttntrr
III mrleen.
(mpl Yeter3d6ner
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23

~ Sn 96alDuaGtOu bellebs man S%elteIIIlgea
fir ben tG1liGben lnO iDOdcntliden "Weder"
SnbicriptiOreli ME Mn3eigenl Omrdl ben WgeIlteH
Srn. 3. 6. NehfelDt, 40 e Str, 81 lnatben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
2u perfaufen:

St11ts ptsen lsternabne etncs ansern Gel3dfteS elm
BCarbinabaue, nit outer Nirttfhdtt rertnnben, II weldem
quite @ei6dfte eemdtt merben Sic Gage 1T fe6r cut hnb
purbs stnent suten Deuti6en cine ttere &rtitsn3 perltdetn:
Die &ente III iebr btlts. 3n erfra9en am plaee MS. ago
II Str. artfhen 3 nno = SIR. (mpIg0l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23

% Seioenes gigarrens8a Sdnct Bapier,
9ateIs, eranbe &c. &c. tn ersesr AuspatI lei
SDfepb 66tbber,
13stl 81 @raaHse place nabe SUutbRr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23

Stab NeterSburs uno MtcbmUnp.
glte regelmdBige 2inie.
Powhattan Steam Boat Comp.
Der Damsfer ySdnnte" 1T Jest In 9dbuns unS
ntrb Qtebttr. gDbarf nabe prattfr. fur pbtee plate nicrgen
Dienfaa, "a. DIT, nm 8 lltr Nadn. p~erlanen.
@uter 0uf bic fem Ddnph ~terlGeer, perben BON &itp pCint
BIS peterSbure ptne @rtratUfen per &~iIenbabn rerlaRet une
frub am Opnnerfae abseItefert.
Die Gr66e Der Stt0msr bteitr 9inie trmfsli8t es, Stn&t
biutssr ais treenb cine anbere gtnie ;u %betDretrn.
WeSen Sta6t unb paiase rpenbe man lb an
8. 8ranbttr IT,,
IS Qisbtfr. Wbarf.
N8. Der DGmYftr Petersburg s.6t nd6fCn Dpnnerfae,
Ger Dantpfer State Of Narplanb na1nen Santfas. Ut
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2u p~erfaufen.
NuttiDn8s8 ertauf bon 6OipitalzG i9entbum

@tne gut ~stItgene DtrtbI5dftt 1T biuis ;u p~ertduftn. Nab
i~ufraeen set &. &. Niebfelbt, 400 6 Str. tfambtl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
0ermailu &nlb'S
Continental Nc1fduront

Boarding Sous,
SO. 294 7te Ctr, spiiden s uae ID strube,
(sf4O gS dfttnetSn, &c.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-23
Tir Sale nn0 Concerto ,u Sermietben

pen 8rtumben unb 1tRannten Der rgDatptbia@ @e(ui1o #
f%r a. Usm eeterttn pAblttant ~hbertnupt sur Elahtt&t, bag
horyn vetne 8ett mad benz l. September BITE fb6ne, 1rp6e
SsneT SSs,,s nene 2oue bef @pneprtia init ben batnit bertun
csrten AZ I,.tTtettsn sur Mbboltuna BEN Bduen uMb Gpus
mtrb. :" "'u" If"pte''Be ~PPlitaI'pn 6tmaW'
r,s ~, U,t tst'f ssin r, SaS isabas. ausHafHruus tss srUfsn eaa.
Hc,rsr trsni. Es svu,rtsn Serbtr btsimmtrn fir Strrn unb
piinfhen IbrtG. '"He" "'"'S tH
gsGfdnbtses ZofIs.f&irr fir 500 9,rn..4. "a =,
uadbtgen YretS tI nttttttn. Ndbere Eusfunft Rel o"
o.. 70. NsebeI,
2EiliSWl $40 u. BGlttrncrtfry spifG.n 9ntosr y uo,os,,
sNNsggA S1ep MfemblD NUom8
XINS8E Der lntersei6ntte tf berett, GusaSemeuts fir
q, Sdat. 9eieu'8atten, eoaesrtf, gCrleiuneen. e9uI.
Die Rdumli&tetten Fnb neu ~btreefeat unb tn Souadnbiosr
Orbnun9. Sidbere Muttunft wtrS ertteilt ON plate ieIba
Uber SO. 104 81. @rsterfr.
(1lalg4U1t) Spbn Me@eOG, Aeent.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
Inaugural Address or President
=. aseash iRC0Ia,

FBBLow CeUk7RYMEN : At this seeopd
appearing to take the|oath of the Presi-
Dental Office, there is less occasion for
an extended address than there was at
the first, Then a statement of what in
detail of a course TO be pursued, seemed
very fitting aud proper; but now, al the
expiration Of four years, during which
public declarations have been constantly
called forth OF every point and phase, Of
the great contest which still absorbs the
attention and engrosses the energies of
the nation, little that is new could be
presented. a5 ssfls 81
The progress of our arms upon which.
ali else chiefly depends is as well known
to the public, AS to myself and it is. [
trust, reasonably satisfactory and en-
.c0uraging TO all with high hopo for the
future. .asals
No prediction in regard to its wen.
tured. On the occasion corresponding
to this four years ago, all Thoughts were
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
Nebroslto aopertiser
JoHNL CoLHAPP. ED1ToR.
The most important news of the weeI

The most important news of the week
is The capture of Charlottesville and Gen.
Early entire command, about 1900, On
the 2nd. /. was at first reported that
Early himself was captured, but this is
not confirmed. The. fight was almost
bloodless, the rebels firing but one volley,
when they broke and tried TO escape. bat
found themselves surrounded. Early is
reported 10 have made his escape on a
very feet horse. Sheridan's design is
doubtless the capture and possession of
Lynchburg, thus eating off all meas of
rebel retreat to, or operation in, Tennes-
see or Kentucky. We doubt not ere this
Sheridan is in possession of Lynchburg,
such a report is already in circulation
bat needs confirmation.
= Grant is reported, by the rebel press,
&c be sliil msssing TROOPS on Hatcher's
Run, and they expect him to make a de-
scent on the South Side Railroad, our
correspondents says it is only the fresh
troops, arriving daily, which are being
placed in position here. The roads have
been 100 bad for extended operations in
the vicinity Of Richmond. Deserters,
who are coming into our lines by the
hundreds, report preparations for the
evacuation Of Petersburg.
From Sherman all the rows is vague,
but not unsatisfactory. His reported
fight with johnson is all a hoax. The
last news from his army was that be had
captured Fayetteville, N. C., and was
within forty miles of Raleigh. y
Sehoaeld is reported to have had an
engagement with the rebels. No par.
Iiculers.
Terry is marching on Kingston, N. c.
No junction of these forces had been
effected up to our latest dates.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
c. q. DORSEY, SoL Tor ComPlaFEant.
Dntsd March 18th. n. d 1855. 26.4l-I3.5o
EEEAE ROTiCR

Richard e. Tnrner, John W, Frazer and Henry
L. Williams, partners as Turner, Frazer i Co., aud
Augustine Iiyfri and John r Horl partners as
I.yfsrd and lorn, will take notice that John *.
Dayis, did, on the 10TH day Of March, a. d. 1855,
hlea Biliil Chancery in <he District Court OF Ne
maba County, Nebraska Territory, ag tinst them,
and John W. Swan and JobnhE Gagssn as defend
ants, setting forth that Tie said joan ", swan ex-
ecuted a Deed OF Trast, in the mature bf a Mort
gage, to John L. Carson rs Trustee, upon lot eight
Ell ght in block seven, in the City Of Brownvile IN
said Nemaha County to secure the payment to com
plainant of a Promi ssory Mute for $4,000 and
that, since the recording Of said Deed of Trust, tho
said Richard E, Turner, John-Y Frazer and Henry
L.. W iliams, partners as Turner, Frazer q Co.. snc
Augustine Lyfopd and John P. Horn, partners as
! Lyford u Horn, havelrecavered certain judgments on
Tue law side Of said Court, O~pekstihg as liens on
said premises: The object and prayer Of said Bill
is to obtains decree for the sale Of said premises to
pay the sum due on said note to enhnplainaRt and
tho interest thereon ard the aid 4iehard Is. Turn
er, John w. Frazer and Henry L.. Williams, partners
as Turner, Frazer q Co, and Augustine ISford and
John p. Horn, partners as Lyford q Horn, ere notl'
Aed that they are req uired to appear and answer
SAID bill on or before the LIST day Of May a d. 1865
C.G DORSEY, Sol. for Comrllinaut.
Is Dated Marfh 18th, a. d.. 1865 e~r- 20 k-i3 o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16
SherfT Sale.

Notice il hereby giYen that By virtue Of an
g Execution issued out of the District Court Of he
County Of NcmaHs. in the Territory OF Nebraska
on a certain judgement obtained in said Court By
Eli d. wilcox against George Il. Nixen, and to ne
directed as Sheriff of said Coa0ty. ! will offer for
sale at public auction ut the front door Of the
Br0Tn7iIle Euuse in the City of BroWnvilis in said
County Of Eemaha, Chat being the building in
which the last term of toe said District ConFt was
held on Saturday the 18th day Of March. 1895. At
one O'CLOCK. p. u. of that day the following real
Estate 10 wit the East half os Lots No. Six (61
and Seven Cd aud Fifty feet or Of the Westpar Of
Lot No. nine g all of the abOvei in Block No. TWEEN
ty 20 in the City Of BrownYllle in the County Of
Nemaha in the Territory of Nebraska taken as
the property Of said George q. Nixon, BY virtue u
said execution dob .stE8y3 llG 90 e
Given under nay hand this l5shday Of February,
AID. 1855. 1872 #d 1919"
". g. GLASGOW.
SkeH6.
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-03-16

third the amount OF paper that the Re-
coipls do-which is a big item at present
land yet the Warrants cost the County
$I.95 PER hundred aid the Receipts tpiy
SIPS. Yet, the Warrants were LILO
graphsd, Nth Cupons attached. and h.pst
BE- terTibIs handy for tie said Clerk, and
doubtless wsre north more because done an
philadelphia, and also assisted IN sustain-
ing The Express ceasFany, GAich no eosbt
Jseis grateful to the generous pubic" Of
NeAaha county. But n fact is appar-
ent, eastern enterprise is sustained at our
expense and the expense Of the County.
We could ard would have done those
Warrants for Sl.0Q per hundred, in that
quantity. as well as they eve were done
in this Office. The Clerk has thus ecOno-
mixed out of the County Treasury the
sum Of SIG 90, for his Own e~onvenicRcc.
We understand he has just received ano-
Their batch of blanks from New York.
We would ike to hear his Justification, if
he has any, For thus ~disPOsing of the
County Printing, without giving the home
Office a hearing.
We are running the Advertiser as eco
ncmically and as Loyalty as is in our
power, and are not making a fortune at
it either. We desire but what is fair,
Y e admitting that it is fair to place us
in competition with New York prices
which is done with no other business
Our Situation is aptly illustrated by the
quotation at tie head Of this article, yet
in the first and last case mentioned, il
equally concerns the citizens of thi:
county. Why is this economy exercised
towards a loyal, Union paper, in the
banner county, of the Territory? We
stand. as we always have, upon the same
plank with Abraham Lincoln. Have
Others gone over to the enemy, and would
gladly break US down If SO, let's heal
from them, our columns are open. Ii
the matters above spoken of our loss is a
least $500 a year. This must be RENE.
died. If officials will not do Justice, III,
people viii. 'a'- lars s7'