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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-11
SbOmaS TbDntpipn's
patentirter
2t1ucur~ utto Scrbcirrcr.
Ser. 80 Glib Gdpftr. Baltimore Web.

Ser nnterjsibnete bat gdtente In ben Der. Stadten, a.
naod SrantTetb, 8eleien. 9padnb unb anoe n eurcpdiIden
Y nsern tur 'etne Grttnsurs eripOrbes. Der ptcseB tt All
natirlt6e Snife baprt uob feine Hefult1te lab GuBerh BE-,
f%rteotSeap. iean i.be uaretnt le t wtre gdHB.ib d1seP idise
orn, Utne ss ete Site ba Stcffes n cert sfer gDsiis car.
untfr lstpet. Ger Grinder uutelb reitet benz Dub liam ob-
~tunSsppa .onbentI IL Beridte Don prpisiIor Sadett Don paris
un0 25ro en1r Attsn BON BAL imOre. er flst ferntr Bic Ra-
asm tn OiItren. @6emiter fountn ettlarenbe YbImpbltts
oom unterjetdneter Ober sinem finer Neentfn t1baltsn,
Son Drofelpr Niten Spn Baltimore.
OdS Welull1t Ietner 6emt'1en lint riutung BON Tlr.
1%bpmpisns gre3sb 3et9t sufrtersnHeatnO has berf H.. eue
0ortbetle etni1lttBt, nnt bic uRretnl tteitert ons Ntq teuren
ausBu d. teen BEN Stpfi tebeateaO gu 1srbeHrn 70 bab les
terer auf fetne gpetfe affitirt wtrb. Der predes TT auf ma.
turItdt Suite bafrt, nsI9s san3 reuttta aaes iuan f@ens
uertte set9t.
SD betra6te bieIe Met6pbe ais lebr wert6SoQ
fir Son Iun1enten, DEFENDERS Jnoalihen. Die
llnretnlihfeiten, welGe 70 erfOt9rei6 burh Scr.
GbpmplOns 59ltem au5gei6icnen perptn, lint
ale DDd)lt ( hdbltA. 5uiil Delft be pnberS
zines oer9efdDrt,
uilo III troeno elmer 2yOft5 gelabrliH, IS
wtrftbetGuteno unb itGolid auf bic GjeIunobeit
lelblt IN ~fleineren QuantitGten. atin 9tqueur
1T brauhbar, penn ct III trgeno einem Verbdlt~
Mile btele I61ol den StUTe entbalt.
gSiui0m e.. u. 2lIfen, W' 3. 8. 6. 3
ptpfeiCr Der 6beante unb @bnrmacs bgr URb. unIperft1t.
Spn DrofelUr Ballett BON QariS.
Nm 81. . e3embe 1854. Dlr. Ebompfon DO Baltt.
more eriudbte mtb UNI metne Dletnuns b~eshslid, ffine5 Ser,
peiltluHJ IN OuWt peF JtslalbuHb pDH OtuHptee~ WtnB nne
g0ptsties, w,I6e IN tbrem uureinen 3uf1nbe temerfenss
neribe gropUrliOnsu btennenter. etfti9 5pbfnnsen ent=
b!lten MetHe unteria4une Des 9aaternnss ~prCsflfs mar
bout beftepi9ens a.;a
Die @rfincnng Seigt baB lie auf latiirIide unb
NJ illenIhaftltte prtn3lpien Ia int TT lrb bic 5d>
bt9teit bat, aaen Nnfproerungen 3u ,entlpreAen.
DIe 5e luitat Ger anaiple mar, Tag dae lluretnltdtsitfu
aus!eldttetn airben, Obne bic SIT hes StetffS sa %aifStren
i'm @esentbetl wurOe btriel6e nUt beOsutsnb %seotelert.
SD SDgere nidt Su Ia9en, bdB Der proseB lebr
n%ertbpUl fir SOnfumetten nnb cine QrOf;e
Slcantfitipn FIR inbultrieae lnternebmungen
fetn mtut.
SSafett
prpf Der @bsmte IN ppris.
Der YrOjs6 TT bon ZEN ra43faaanteu, tmtnenttn Rebt .
3tue. Ma planbs febr onertannt unb ~smpfObltn wUreea:
Prof 81 10. DRtlten6srgr. Or Soba 8udlfr,
Drof. G%brtitDpter Sobntpn. Or. SUbn 8 Wtpatdr.
Or. QDm. s. Balbea Or. =. : GDr. a'-
Or. s. y. D'DCanoan. Or. y. y. y. Yedtet.
Der llnters .t6nete bat elm NpOfa, welbts er NIT Der.
onaQen set3t uao jeee Mustuaft ertbetlt. Or be tiuft fein
Rs6t an S~tnsetne. = 8e ~taSarssn Uirbea nat Nnirase
mttaetbel 1t. gD9ts.ies inb BET iRm In 9 as unb IaB 5u
perfaufer.
5bptnaS' SDUnpfon
Supporter BON SIanhtes, @nS Wtnf8 &c.
(Gtublttt 1871 e
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Gnlt M"iiIiIiippi.
&urnpbr:n3 nit ciner Weehrbcit BON 10000
a&E+ AZ FIN, . 0ptnHhIf

tS0dion, Nti6., 5. Oct. Gen. Sum
Pbrtp5 tpirp nit elmer Me9rbeit 9cn 10000
Stimmen se9en JtiGter Slider sum @Ouoer-
netr pe5 Staate5 9emablt lein.
Die Ntajoritat pom 81. 8. Softer, Dem On
ttn~e9er3eu9nibs@ onoipaten fir pa5 Nmt zines
9ppellationg : NiAters irn Sodi Jon : Diitritte
-betraat 5000. a.
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Berf1uf

&raft eines 8erfaufS. 9efebls, paiTrt pa ter Q. ct 9t'
Rritt Gsurt tar rem Gtfr. Diarplane o Sft'l 1899 ntrG 9,st.
nit Ra&ri6t eessben, bo6 i'd am Stenltdg, II.Stt lVupt
Born i'm 8teeiefunss gDaarentaus, Gfe BON fentbaro uGo
@opir, 6ta6t Baltimore, eeeen Saar eire Grrfe saaaptittat
Sitter nno beme Slt6es @%igenttunt sO. I3uin 0ej 8ernnn
1865, teltebgnb aus gBbtetes, Wein nRp antern ea loren
tn Barrels 3ess unb 8pre8 fcwie Drp gppss unoateern
@rtitsln, auf O~fentlider Auftign r%ertIrten perse.
@ Us. Bgnttdn .7f tfsF
tpt1o-17l :. u ct. W1arfhaa.
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1r-Oepartentent,

Gite Collectors 9fFo.
Baltimore, 6 Stt. 1867
Wctt. lit biettet BEN geFsern BON @isentbnm gegebfn, mel
DIES fir Die @rGifrun9 pSn : . n 9 traB e beiteuert 1T,
Ta6 % meine bpfttpe paiGt 1T. penn pidt Die b fas'e Nus=
idiaa bis ,un IA. 8ebruar 1866 be3ablt lit t6 tuF %fenlel0en
AnBetse MAIDEN nub. ON m..
forf1mi,n Gitg &plfctpr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-11

SmbGltcmszSfTce Der Der. st. Nrmee,
Rp. 25 <Uatb Straee,
Bdlttm pre, Nep., 2. 1 Il. 1895.
0erGeaelte NnQebcte tn Dupitcat meroen tn bteItr Office
eutaeeen9snpntm'n bis gum IL. Cftcber Rtttdgp IL ltbr um
benz Ser. StIateu Sub tten3 .Oepartenent ~ab.ulteft.m In
Balttnpte, Wtb su ltelern ::
Raltofeln uno 3piebeln,
In euten Rarten 8adern Strpaft unD su lOl&en 8eIttn unb
In lrlten Qudntttaten Su lts fsrn, ais fur etnen MtOAat pom
l6. 9lOtbf. 1858 an, nStpts fnb.
Die &n6ebCtt muien anf BSrmularrn seTteben, BITE tn
bts isr OfHte ] { tefoGmen fnb un) mug etn Gerttftat benz
ansebpts ~b1t9efust fem, has BON swst perdutwUrtIt&en par
teten unteri ut ben lit. SeheS AnBebet mus etne esbt udti
@osp Der Aajet8e am Gopfe G~HSepeftet blSen un, maB Ipe.
eitt|b ietn I'll uebsrstnhtmmua9 nit Gaeh loren 8btns'
ungen. .-t-"
Sie &esieruna bebdlt Tb bas Re&t Tor, ale pbtr ireenb
eth AnsebCt, rrelGss MIDI SCrttetlbaft eribstnt, 3urIdju-
peten. a@
SIN Jale einer It@terfllune 9etttns bes Contractors.
behalt T6 BIS 8ouUernemen has 9teht brr, anbtr8wc Az
tauteu, nm ben Manesl sa e~r8anSeu, tntsm es ben Rpfen.
uberIbuB iber ter Gpntractprets Der Ydrtet, melhe thre
@bltekrane Su NADER unite tlaBk anrednet.s
3abluns wtre nap eteftruns&t fOibet JCnbs eema6t, ale
%cprtlnoen Rue. <4a#t &sk .aHe
Seize petl0a pbfr iebe8 W1ttstieb Ctner 1irma, Sic Elm
aneetpt mapt, nhuB etnen 9. st. Ireuetb ~bttfaeen, renn Elm
pl4er atbt bsrstts tn eieisr Office ~restfrtrt II.
H ta aer Ht. Ghpma WtIfEM,
s,sarf Bret. Srte.s@eH. Y. 6. gu, 8, ".
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Surge Sa9esnenisteitcn

tNew 0prf, 10. Ortbr. Gtne Depelhe
Upn S. 6. Watlon pom 9lnn Irbpr Sblerpa<
Mtdisan, 3et9t bte Gntoedung zines
neuen Mlaneten. alt.s as So
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gHrsDepartea 1enf,
Gtth Gnaetlnra Office.

0tp 0eHttfpfe GfHee,
--+.#- Baltimere, g. Sft. 1865.
- sfett, 1T tterfet btu 8eFeern BON St9entbnfn eegebsn mel
%ss fgr bic Gr6ffnung pm s cfepbtne 9 tr. befeuert.
II ba6 es M inc poRtipe 9htdt ii, penn nidt ter befagte
NusIblaa bis jam l. Sanuar 1866 te8aRltih i'd fir benei-
AugWfuS SO. Yrtls,
,ot1...tN .re.- Is i'm 6 MI efhr.
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MfarDlonD Snifitut.
Is. i0lrlithe 2lnhltrllrnI

~ VTFNN"FFy'
Die 10. lobrli3e Gusltequng bes MarpanO
SnititutS
II iest Gfeit uno ptrb bis gun, 80. Stt. bouernt 4sc
Rineer unter IL Sobren 20 us
Sa'l01.%"tF TUT ! perm Dter1 Dame J. .1.50
M nn6 DO 1870
tS0fe-l @uri. bsss 6 SSsSs,a tihAA1ss -
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Stnbtzg nn1nilidrszO ffice

Raltimcre, Wit.,9 g. Oh. 1866.
DIR 6tabt-G omrniG r BAT etn idrtfhtGts @einb een r1ee
reren @iaent6um 8eitern, e%rinjeno unp o%nffoeene an 81
BaltimCreitr sntften Sit uub @blpeihr UNI men &bet
BON 0f Baltimore 7. 3u grariren nit Garblte tnen tJa yer
iebgh unr ;u piiatern. @r bsradr rid tgt teB alb 9ternt 4ae
melhe Cd Snaept, bs er am 6ienfag, ten IL. fs.@ BCtm. II
llbr auf leiner afRte annelfnb iein wirp, Inn bic SADIE II
81 trodt au steien unb uber beid9teS @efu6 3u ent Get6en.
SIN Nuftta8 Spb NTH
s1noF y,IirJl Blerf RES q tdSfsD Dfnf1ttd ID
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Stimmaeber Der /.
Nn bic 8iiroer Der l. gGorp

SH elmer Seriammluns ber resiftrirt,n untebinsteu
Unions Stnnmse6er FER erfteu Baro, bic AM 4benb res
80. September 1865 ~atsebalten wurbe, marben fcIscnbe
Bef6life eiutinnig ansenpmmen {:
l. 8ef6tcfien: DAT mir bic SeiesIi&en Stimrt>
9eber Der Warb fir bic ein5igen paffenpen geriouen
baIten, nm at3ufinlmen BEL Der ndtiteH Seamten pabG.
q. 8ei9IpIien: DAT mir Sol. Soibua 9pnG ais
unierei1 @aneioaten einitiumig erp1bIt baben uno tas
mir ibm uniere r~nsetPeiIte llnterfiBlns se,eu perben
unb ~empfeblea iPn alien seieei&en Stimmge6ern Der
Warb.
Capt. %. Dabi8, YrGI.
(pft2-18) CAPT. %. 81. Mc NelIb. @efr.
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su6df1cnszofTce Der R}sr. gt.s:rn,ee.

~ vi -
Baltimore, s. Stt. 1865
gerRestftt an9ebUts TN DuRlitat psr6ka
of eieer SfFre BIS Dpnnerfd8 rem IL. DR. 1863
Wtttaae II li6r tgtoeugencmmen, UNI has Ser ct. Snbf<
Feng Department. IN 8aIttmo.s, 3!bg sa perleten NIT
&ilten, nd
fur 6 ylrrate, bonn IS. On. 1855 bis 10. Npdt 1866 finite
he eebtau6t werbtn up6 tn ~feIeeneen 8r6feu:
SiO. I.-15H 3oH LAM, II 3. wstt 94 3. ttst tnnires DfnB
Rc. 2.-l3h ~ 1oh 70 $ ~ 10 +
SO. 3-12 30 9 10 8 70 xaef0a
an,uierttgsn aus tnrRn atgebrteItfrh rt'6en Tdnnensrl8.
Der 8 d. / auten mu8 8let8iaus slatt %geartettet ie n.
9rOSen f6nnen e~tn8eleben rerOen IN gN. los Gombarfitr4
upielbf bic 8tfen abgene}ert r%perten.
Wretbtte m lden auf 5ermuiare 8efarteben fetn, wetde
auf Sieier Office Ba baten Iinp nno bic cent Qn3ebrt beige
fI9tsn gertffnte mufen eur9 3pet SsraatppItEt9e S1r8en
u tsrset6uet istu.
3ablung wirb mOnatli3 in fetdfn BDnts aema6tgnfs &C.
ra6s an oanh itub; fnp teine DOrbGnben, fp9alb ais peI6e
~etngebeF. sI /.
Sebe perien pber iebs 5irnta, rrsl&e &nsebpte ntaat nuF
b. islbei tuyb einen Irsuetb ~5e8!etten, Uenn MD etn iplder
bier r%s8tirtrt parbe. .s@
tpe6-12) Bret. BRIG. Gen. u.@ g.. Il. 6. q.
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Der Sttmm'afsn he's 2. grsetncts tptrb tn gtp. ~ 9aFteF0
I0snue nate Wtpnunenttr. 8ebalten.
fuN 9Dablrt6ter.
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9. 8aro.
8. QNnrn.

Der Sttmrfaaen res 2. 9reeincts ter 5. Q5arb rirb I
No. 90 q 5tst1ry benz rNting Sun 9atel" e~e9enuber, 9
hdlten trertfn.
tptmtl Dte Dublrthter
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MuTDroeruud

6err 81 I Mtener, Maprer aus 9DOIrUte SreiS
Wlelian8en, 8urtt fen, Ser tor etnem Sabre. In Baltimore
augefpmmep tein Il wir6 erlu6t ib NIT tnem edna.
ger Is tlbeIm DtppeI, 66 5%OrfptbRr., Stabt NyOrt,
briefliG In Be- btnbun9 ;u ieben. (niiI)
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9. Waro, 2. 9recinct.
9. Marp, 4. 9recinct,

Scr 6tImmfaHen rir6 am WittwO6, II. Oft. In Wp. 2
WerrerGtr. nebe 9tsbt, eeba ten reifen., anl re EN- et
" fmfl " v Y ! ! W ~ -
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g. 8arr
8. 0oro.

Der SttnnfaTtn res 4. YreeinctS ptrb Mltttnc6, II. Stt.
an 9. @penNr. nate 8altimrreltr. eebalten. SIN @Aftra9 or
tmfl aablrt6te ter.
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Nfr1aufen

@eaern Mpreen 1T mir IN SAP ttetr. 1netn Yutel entlau
fen per ltlb: bar mei6es lan8eS paar u. 8eib8eFedte SPren
g8ieperbrintsr trbaIt cine CUTE SelObnGn9 . II
9ejnrtd &rdfe,
(mtbfD II %. Sapetefr.
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Office, 9eppt oe8 @Ommi1drs IF Subii1tence.
g0afbtn9tor, o. g. 6. ott 1865.
Ssrfauf ppn Grofers.

~JELENAl y ~--+s&
Berfeselte 4nneSpte i'm DrpiitIt rerten in btefer Office
tts gum Dpnnetfae, BEN &c. b. D9iita9S II ll9r %enieces1-
eeuDamusn fir rem lleberIt uB an a.s-s
Odrbbredb a-
tn b fem uub tenn Alerlnbrtd . rot. 9dS 8rob 1T In. 8iften
su flnfsis $50 Yfb3 pc paft unb tlnn erdminirt lperten am
6. Str. gDtarf In tef or st bt pter IN Sutffsn3 Stpretaue
In 4leranrrd, @a. Seiul y eejp!e fur wertsfr ais Spar~
ss t2Oj g ut1uisnD 1000 gfunb- nerD.n a%nsenOmpen
Der 9rets PR pfunb uno bic 8 miinf6te 2uantttdt lnuBi in
ieoeut Nneebpt d~nsestteu fetn. Qas Sreb mre auf 5atden
in Nlerantria, Ia, pter am 6. Str. g0tarf tsriaten. Dbue
Rpfen fur ten Rluier. 3paa3tgtaulenp &tfen 659gf@ jsbe)
mebr prer peuiser tint Su re~rfufer,e .se-.z rs-a
Die Wufmettiamtett pom cd ffetn II. Inttrh, bic Sfiff5
swtcsaf sebrauten. mtro a n @Crtbetl eeIentt haS tt
ibren BstarI an tiefem Nrt,fd Ettaj ter. t6nnen.
Die Rssieruns tepilt f4 taS &ett BUr, AHes5pte 3urif'
s~upetien, 4
= Nkperente Dieter perter fArif IT'D pEr brni I~efultat t6rel
u aebcte penddrt1tgt. ausS AresfduFte muB tnnerbllt
1ndnatg 3agen Opm @erfIufstas pR68eipaft mer6 81!
BormIlart t0anea aaf g5Hnl9 ret Dem Unit RI t9neteu
sseptasa sen: saar tn @s8terHn8s0slb .eOr 9t8ian Sc,
Mbite erHn8. e4. -. Eel!
t1orFsntO gPaicr unb 6. @. u. G, u.
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SaltinOre SAiieensO efeIfbaft,
8eqelmdBiqe n1pnatli6e 8eriammIunq

0VVSVt"V1b7JV FFF7FF7rfFc7V OVr1UHfHFrr0S
9eute, IL. Oft, MbeneS 7 I6r,
In Strpn'S 9etel, Ncrtb Galpert Sir.
9d wi6t sc @tl6afe D~rrleeen, IaBt f9 cine aablrei6e
Setbetlt9un9 errarten.
SIN Auitragt bes 9auplntannS
Unit S Conrad, Sstr.
Soc. Gem. Eurn0erein.
Cine Grtra Generalcsr lantnt!uns wtIb OpnnerRas, II. Stt
NbentS 8ltr ia tin EN-.
Seute Mbenb 8~Grnants. SiBuns.
(mtpC) 90. Gd6arbt, Sprf1er,
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J(euU Nn6ei0en.
81 htuua Wirtbe

S~ Sir Srn. SU6n 8erbts ltest etn Brief In Bar
= ede Sffice.
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gts Iufmerfiamteit br 8sTscr ron qDirtbitaiten Eager.
tter= alpnS 28trtb S6duierr unb SbnapSi6en en- pirb bier
m an ba6 SeieB 9elentt, mpn~6 ~otefelbtn am JDGt tag ibr,
GeI6afe absui4ltessn tabeu. Stebe Seft. 10 tes 3abl
9,leees. Auf 8ePbl beS
mil Yplt3et . q b.
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I1OrfSntl.
Staotz@% pmmifdrs Office,

glltimpre, gR6, g.. 9ft. 1865
ger1eaeGte 0crf6I19e nereen in tte)sr Sifre. biz Oienfa9
ben II Sft 10 ubr Bern, ntsessngenrrnmen fur ben 8al
ener y diform an QSef SAILS Npsnue 5ptl1en @afern HNe
Canton Muenue. SIN Nnftrdg
" - #33 s rb Smtttt
1nofirti,GA- -ts# GIsrf RED Gtdbtss r1nnni16rB.
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Metalle u. {. 10,
WetGlle &C. Nnerttdnifhts ruiiii6es. na6atma6tes
- rulilbes Ino eaipaniirtes @tenbleb
!StnnpItteu, Chart bltn nne Gpfe,
BietrSbren uno piatten,
@ asu Eupiers uno Me a1b6eer,
{ l#u&Htt Bdnea, z traits uab 8cb 9tnr,
Tuptrble6, 3tRtprabt unO 3iRnI6nteb-
9Dertjeu1e &c,
Nhp etne 9rpee AuSwabl pn Metduen Su perfauFen BET
StanIep So.
Ormomllrl No. 80 Sisbtfr.
Ea6af! Sobnf!
so &llten Connecticut 9edbIatt, 9rinla,
40 ailten Nufarbeitsr,
60 8llten umblatt uno Ginlage,
iSebea e~ntpflnse1 unb bilis su ~pertamfeu bet
0ebrGber eGer
t2lsa1Sl e4 auHbarh uape Gssbtar.
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Is. Baro, 4 Yreclnct.
Der Stirmtafru tefneet lid am vi IN d., IL DIT, TT
Ger Scutgern DiSpenlat9, SIR. ~ @Nnrap IT. @uf 8.fetl
80 m s. 9 I'm m
QD m a.. & atpn,
Nt6drb S WaIfer,
(mt) Q0aplr,bter /. 9rteinct,
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anmett. b. 9teb. IS t6ut uns leit, bas Der @inIentet
ben alien 8rei bon Sen yPoHen" tpieber ~aufn1rpt, beIon=
bers ba bic san5e q i6i9te auf elmer gntaeuung berubt.
Der rtBeder" bat niemaIs bic pben a~nSeiaBrte Ybraie
sebrau6t unD ni6t einulal Ne buIiGe 8, piel meniser
benz Gum mad bas 0dmti9e 9eiast.
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Mobl:S Observation-Disclosures.
3. @arb.

d XDUIUs
Der 2 greeiuct Ter 3. g6arb 1T mad ia Ann Ctr no6f
@nsine SauS SO. 5 SerIe8t pproen. SIM 4uttrls fer
(mi( 1Da bIrt6ter.
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Wl1te &arte.

Dd tb tie YrartS ais 4Sprtlt lpieeer ~teepnnsn BABE, sotr-
fp1ebe is. bic er6gte Gulmertia mt. II auf als mir anDertFaa-
ten 81 fhdfte Su perrenbed.
Ofitct: So. /, @ StUd 8tbe18 ebdubtt
Jltett itr., nabe @barles str Baltimore.
(2lle1mpiaLJ Spbn u. 2enlt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-11
Tiir 8dlle nnp @pnrerte M aermirthem
es9 !, 4 8 /

< cD rs 60
A~s g. H44.F
81 nm *er
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-11

3u rt6t aublreide m gelu4e latet %srpetsnn stn
DdS 6 te.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27

feet vide. TIE forts in and around Mobile, anH
up he water batteries, mount $50 guns.
EDahner II. Maury escaped with abou nine thou
sand men up the Alabama river. 1t is thought bat
he ill either try to join Joe Johnston or Kirby
Smith. Gen. Canhy believes, however, that he viii
succeed in capturing the entire command. The
Rebel gunhosts end transports cannot 60 farther
than Montgomery, and in all probability they viii
he destroyed, or fall into our hands, teiore this
resche, you.
The campaign, on the whole, has been grand
success. From the time our army left Dauphin
Island up 20 the presen, our entire loss in killed
and wounded barely reaches 1000 men-l think
500 is the correct figure. Our navy sustains the
los OF two monitors and five other vessels. We
have captured one Of the most important seabOsrd
cities in the South killed and wounded about 500
of the enemy, killed one Brigadier General, cap
tured three. 5000 prisoner, II forts, over 200
p,rc,s Of artillery, vast amount of cotton, ord
nance and su bsiSt' nee stores and put the remain
der 10 fight with n strong hope Of surrounding il
on all sides. Bes dos his, Gen. Wilson has been
en-, ent successful in central Alabama, the de-
tails OF which transmitted you in former letter
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27

veight Of military establishments and of taxes mat
would be alke fatal their here5 ruinous = fheF
resources and destructive 10 all TIE arts Of CIVILIZATION
and peace.
W.re il possible It cIe ry q not TO sulmount these
dangers she ust still nqniru how her diversified c:.
ests exposed 10 q competition Of the rest OF tie
world could be reconciled vita tAe inexosbe pocy Of
a Confed4rscy built upo $50 ltG'n, snd exclusive
IDEAS of increasing tie Es q tie cotton c2ture ana
mi1sh the value OF the .-Cer employed in II &c the
utmost pTar tirrle ten
These are scrue 4 the questions deeply Involving the
int est and safety Of iginia which must te solved
and sati4fsct ry solved before sbe ventures en- '-e II
.eyocabs ep "a i she is now summoned 70 tah- ana
thew are Suttons TO 30 solved neither in hot kGs
urou cCmpllsioE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27

Mr.. RTvEs VIEWs Four YEARS Aoo.-The following
is an extract from speech delivered four years ago. by
Hon. VIM. C. Rives:
When the Union shall be dssolv ed is proposed. BY
the line which separates the slaveholdng from the ne
slsyehoding States and Virginia finds herself in mne
date contact with or IN CLOSE proximity to states that
would then be foreign States to her wthout either the
obngaton or the disposition to surrend fugitive slaves
what prospect would she have of retaining that dese)
ton OF her property and labor7 Would not state
OF thing be virtually proclaim ltion Of freedom winch
ny successive advances ID Toachm euts, would de-
priye her Fh 1ly OF her slaFssf
How could she and her sister border slave SHtes
sustain the collisions and that woud 70 low along
frontier Of several thorsa niles without Crushing
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-27

DOarh----7ix or eight gentlemen CA he acconme,-
ID dated With gooi Board and rooms. 30, tive Un-
r., al d .tooms for rsnt with f kitchen AppIy
as Sevenlh h ct eet second house from lay. sp25Sa<
NIJAN "Er-Bnard end Lodging: for a singley ges
w I'm With private family the entral par
of The shy. Address w., Whis Office, stating terms.
de spT-n
, 1865-07-25
The Flood AZ OntonaEon-Rtve Chill.
dreE Drowned

=
Our suppostlon last weak respecting the
probable safety OF the Bohemian dam were
erroneous. 1t is undermined for ten to a.
teen feet, and the Wash1ouse was turned Eatt
round By the fury of the torrent. and the
frame c0nsld' rahly damaged. Eaat OF thera
no material damage ts reported
The Polcup.ne Mountain district seems TO
have suffered alupg With tho rest. The old
road On the north side Of tbs mouutain, tfon
the Csr1, Lake Mine to the landing, IS com-
ago wts Il tpai.ed tu lev daTs 80 that IL Is
now travelal,lr. Tn the south side Or the
mountain the road to the stamp mill. aud
thence to the Ccrp River Nine, is badly cut
up, and the bridges aud caussWays are swept
1T. An 1mmeEsc amount OF shll, gravel a1Q
CIV, "A huge rocks wire swept down ftom the
tf3es ct The mountain ou the carp RlFer
property, and one new m'uera1-bsaripg vein
uI,tned.
In pun ping the Union MINT out, and putting
1t IL rntnnE shape the cost and delay OF
bpt the saddcst incident OF the disasters
pccae'ootd, Is the druwulug Of nye children
10 one iamiiy, and the almost sa2e,hunan
ttlcrts d thn a'her TO sare them.
The fl her, Bethue1 Draper, living On Tue
vsat side OF tho Ontonsson, near The cross
Ing Of the Wisconsin 1cad, was out on the
{tAnse raS}road sptTey. and bis Two eldest
chilaren weIo away The mother, au Indian
Wp1lan, and her five youngest children bling
a. bsmc, and were asleep when the water
came into their ehantY. One OF
tbs children, 1t is said, was drowned be-
lore the tcrrIaed mother could get
them out, but ahe lashed its body aud three
| OF the others on her back and to her sides,
and look ,he fifth In her arms. and struck
ont for tree near BY. to which she man:
aged to tie the corpse, IN the vain hope OF
c.ye wsy and swept down the reslstless tor.
rent, and in hat maternal efforts to save the
ret Us swimming to q cond place OF aafety
| the frantic mother felt the chl1a Ia her bosom
expire, and saw the others swept unocr BY
the fo4ming b1lows and buried from he!
sight forever. The mother climbed = small
tree, where she remained over two days iol
the Iiy.r to suhstde, aud on Saturday reached
the Forest Landing, almost exhausted Will
cold and hunger.
, 1865-07-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY,

MONDAY E3xN33, 9HIy EI, Iyt3,
IN eommere,al nj an.nci,, rire1ss t,.a,v, De
.,.,s NJ N. v.,,her a,hr I'll. .,nvro,,j,o fon3-
r,r,,1 ~ tsa hc.yv ,aln, n the ns.t ,s-.e s,,,
st.a,s,n rr s.~1.t- g,d rn ..r,,i,tr -t,s ,s-s-s
~ ~ cro+,. hss ,r,.cn md tne e..c. h,, h.en
s.ss.., ,ns, of nF;ess. TIN Tsnort, frnn, ~.
1nter1or ara vat too u,esgrs on which to base &C.
80 a.1n,ors. hnt ,neen,.tor. do mt ornsr.
s,,,s .ss,t ~ .nch md va hsya In con,,ouenro
~ os,..a ,.,,tst,
~ .h1.r srrf.tv see,n, tp he re,s-d,c1 rho
-, e-on vn,cf fl now being hsrvs.tsd ~
w..- r1.era IN the NorthHest. Tha uinte-
phs,t , t Il +. conceded. /. m,tsnil, 1ninr.5 IN
nhta trs.ns and 1,ltnots: but II Il vet too e,,1@
o.e' 1o ..@.srt ;a.s v1,h r.es,d ;" .s.,.. 80.
~ @0A4AA = f@'eA
, 1865-07-25

nation, I would like to hear foa our neigh
bo.s over the way upon this point. It has
been crest wonder to me how. under such
Al invitation, land there is no gaiusaying the
limitation. for it was In writing, clear asd
dys,inrt-"Ane1ican Delegates posted as
The different hotels,) they lind thenselye so
vel. informed Of MI. Potte,'s remarks.
One word In regard 10 the correctness Of
what 3lr. Potter states. The Csnadiars
deny bis conclusions. They say there is no
truth IN what he aaserts-thst he does not
Iepresent the sentiments Of Canada. Then
WflY make such fuss about its II he Is
wong, Hhy, ho is wrong, that's ali there Is
about it. Ii there ts no one In Canada who
thinks and feels IS he represents, then the
Canadians certainly hare no Cause for alarm.
There Ia no occasion for such hubbub. Bis
statements will not hurt them If there Is no
truth In them, but there arc one or two
things pretty certain to my mind. Either
there IL truth In them. or the Canadians car
get excited upon very small occasion.
In conelusIon, desire TO suggest to on'
neIghbots over the line that II they srtrt 1t
attendance upon the meeting referred to, IN
der such an Invitation as Ihsve cited, thai
the discussion Of Mr. Pottef's Views from
such q stand point, will not only initiate
against the cause they are seeking to fostel
and aid thereby, but 1t reflects most inIuti
cusly upon them as . milton, In punt OF eti
quette, If not Of honor. s. j. E.