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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-17
Ill Upl(tGuRt0ft!l.
s,Orfdldse fiirGppfsr. u rbeit lpIastering
Deppt Quariiernet fersaO fllceI
@ aYLI- IL ~. -.


Baltimore, 16. nsGi 1855.
8erfeaeiie Inse6pte in bretfdGer N6I6rift mGbcn All
fttlsr Olfice bic 8rettdg. q. NfGrt 1855 IRtttdss IL ttr
entgeeenesnOmmea fir bic CIPHER. Nrbeit (sAaaerinel In cen
neren 90GPttdtern on benz wehltGeR Grse ofr &rpf enbir.
~ eneco. -
@Cribld0e mdTtn ssnaa ben greis iar NuEepvne v9n srs
leterlparten BON @t0rtsl, pe9I 6~e9idttet sum &ln6ea, an-
8 ben. ifs siE 4
Der e. fplgretAe 8tl ter bat ole utoterialien ee3u nns tie
Nrbeit ~ lttfJn uro bari mar ~ befe Qpa ttat eel19te
Qatten. 3erlS Rail-, Sbdrp Sdne .. &c 1rrpenben.
DaS Niatsrial furQSei ute Strb bon Ser Regtesuue eetie fsrt.
@ine 0atdbtie BON 5met DerdntrprtltAen VerfCNeN ptrt
berlanet haB bic Nrte1 tn Observation-Disclosures nit BEN IN benz
Mrgebcts e~ntbaltentn 8sSineuueen eemaAt nirb.
Ste YerantmCrtlidfett Ter Slrlen rnu5 ~ tttelf elmer pDra
Glcrt ter nahftr Dtfrift Grurt Eber fpm 9. CT. 9taritts.
NnwaIt dusseftelltfn SefAetni8nns na6eg een mfrsen. q
Gin &reueib pir6 serldn8t menn riot E&ettS etu folder
In oteier Office ~reetfrlrt rurbe b..
0aS Scupetnenent behalf lt5 bop Sie6t Dor, iresnb mel
DE- Nupebote aus irpenb irel6en ltria6en su rermer fen.
Die MneebOte ntifen bic Mufl6rift tInsen: Proposals
for PIastering Work'a unb fnb su abrek ren an =
Col. r.. M. Newport,
(nirt16-24 tefQuarttermeiaer Ratampre, Gih
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Scr. etauten s~ematOrpObI in ". :.

Sre%ntUnj16. Wdr5. Sn elmer 9leaarz
Seriummluns Der GeieBsebuns wuroe s. g.
StcdtCn nit 40 Stimmen gum Ser. Staaten
Senator erwdblt. 6. Sen Gpt erbielt 81 urb
4 Stintmen paren S~eritreut.
0ie Sebatten iber bas Contributions gmens
Oenent puroen fortgeIebt.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Stdbttid DIES 8e5irfS9ert4t.-
@OmarO &urb gegen Mler. @enn. 5n biaen
Sale purOe Elm @ntadten abgegeben unO cir
9etret %ertaien, ipOour6 8etlagter angepiei@1
miro, Dem &ld9er 10 Nttisn Der baltimore unr
Obip 8abr, neblt Den ieit /. Suit 1857 erbul
teuen 9ipioenren gu iberFefern.
WIeier Stern 9egen @atbarine Stern. 8uro,
ein 6deiouns8oefret e~slaiel.
Common Ylea8 @eri6t.- Sem
gicOoemug & So. ge9en SOnusban GtoUer uni
SnO. Mri9bt. sidt beenoia.
Niii9nirt fit beute SIT. 180-s4O incl.
t.-Nuna 56dfer wiac
sur acknowledgements bc5 gtadhaiIss BON .. u.
Solder bcitimmt.
Ser. Stoaten 0iFrttt @eri6t
Geitern wuroen feline 8dae perbanoeIt. Simon
Nirbtur9er, ytiroA Sroat, SOliab 8ecoslan,
Simon Burgunler, Nbr. 8Drnib uno 8
Springer eri6ienen uno sabIt&s i9se StraTen,
Sober $500 nebtt Soften.
Superiorgeri6 t,L2gr beute ljuO BIZ
Sdue 656-766-799 beitrnn4.
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Die ,.t,ie MnIcibc.

8GtlabeIpbta, Is. Wtdrs. Der Ser
tauf Der neuen 7-3O 9lrleibe belief fi6 beute
ouf SIS, O84,OOO. 9ie 9r6bte tpeitlide Sub
fcriptiOn tpar pom Bittsburs nit $15O,OOO unb
Die erDBte Dltli6e bon 8Ortlanb nit $500, 900.
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mpros. 9ie Gei6dfte sinsen bort iebr i6ledt
unO bic meiften Sdifen perlieBen ben Safen
in 8aQaIt. Sine Slptte BON 12O Sbltien per@
itieoener @r6Be, lag Dor Ter Winoung oes
Gip @raroe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-17
e,voser Nsonioue in Cs,OIS.

L%%F
Stem OOrt, 16. Mdr3. @Ulo idlO6 beute
gla6mittus gu 1891. !0eute Mbenc feel oaS
Sob neiter ouf 165.
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Wlarftpreifc.

Baltimore, 1G. @&aS.
Ninbbieb. - $50 @tSf wurben a~u9ebOttn
Mortt fptt; Der 4rei8 mar brn 600 500 p 1ee
FfuRt.
54meiue- l%tbeubise: 1850 = 5000 q 100
Plnnt. 1871
saoate-n-l2H Gents q 8fns.
@dffee. = Jtip fpfete 20-2l II @olO) O. &iunb.
MetL- @uper l0.55-l2.2S; Tauip 1900
bis 1850; GO59dluebl 7.75; @ornme6t Z so. $50
@etroibe. = G4ei5en,. tpeiBar, 45-2.5 so nab
rctfer 2.50-2.55 O. ssi9sl; gselI6trE Las Lift
"a SibI.; Safer 500 Gent8 a. &46t.; &EsSen
1.7O "a 8i6l.
s-puroe in ser'&ietenen Guant&&en 3l
1913 Gents p~iferrt. 4crto Gico, sos
@robifirnen - Ghinteu 1879 Cent?, SeSSn
% GentS S9ulteritude IL Gents S6rpeiu&ett % GH.
Gamen. = Slice IL oo-17.7 70; :. Sla6S $50
600 W@i9t.
3uGer. = Guba ~14.50 -l5.50; @o%o &icp
Is. 00-l8.50.
SaI3.- g cuub gtfum ~3.0O-9.lo, Isincs
BIC 4.A0; Turt5 9Siano 1.0a. ..!
IS bistep- meitl., ,2.2s per SAL. ga .g5t
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SfT3ieaes Bulletin.
Sherman in TabcttebiIe, u. 6.

!SamptOn nit f5percm SerIuft suriicfsetriebeu
SeritOrHns bon SritssmateriaI Der gtebelei.
Grie9Soepartelnent,
8aibin9tcn, 10. W(drS.
@eu.<Wtui. 9ir, Stem gort:
Die fOlgenpe 9epei6e lit in 6ieiem 9eparte=
ment beute Ibenb einsetrOffen:
Gttp IS otnt 16. 8ldrS.
Son. 6. u. 9anu, NHi. Straightforward.
S4 babe iCeber einen Brief bon Sen. Sber.
man erbaltea; berIelbe idreibt unterm -. aug
TapetteUiae, OaB feline lrmee i'm beften 3nitanot
bort antanl unb auf tpents OppOiition ftieb.
9arbee bait fi6 in reipettpol L
ler @nt ernun9.
Sn Columbia ~Serit6rte Sen. Sherman grpBe
NrlenaIe nto @iienbabn=G tablilisments uno 43
SanOnen.
5n @beratp funO er piel Wlai6inerie unb
&rie9Smaterial, oarunter 5000 SAB YuIper.
Sn Sapettepllle fano CT 20 Ganpnen.
Gr iaat ni6t5 iber &ilpatrids Nieoerlaoe
bur9 9amptOn, bod Der Off5ier, pelder ben
Brlef bra6te, ia9te, bab All 10. pOr Sases=
&nbru9 hampton nit 5pei 8rigaOen &ilpatrid
IN ben &Iden feI uno oefIen Stab bis auf 2
Sfi3iere 9~eiangen nabm. &ilpatrid enttam,
Dronete letne 9eute lno trteb ben 5eino nit 9ro=
Ber1 Serluit. 8urid. 9amptOn Lief sc damn
tpot auf benz Seloe. u. 6. Grant,
Sen. Qieut.
3mette 0epei6e.
Stns @id1inUnS. Ste Scitunscn fMipemrirt. Nes
rdftcMre unc G!eres ins 8cIS beprSert.
Sin anOeres Selesramm BON Sen. @rant's
9uuptquartier beri6tet, bab Die v9aiIp Oisz
put6" bic einsige 3eituns 1T, ueIde mod in
&idmonO eribeint. Sieielbe ia9t: v9ie 9i8=
put6 miro beute 0tOrsen I'M baIben 6ormat err
6ffnet, peil ale unlere grbeiter, Nappcrteure-
@lerfS, 9ruder &c. Wlt9lieoer BON Militdrorsaz
n%iiatiOnen iinb unD seitern suln' SPECIAL 9ienft
beprbert tpuroen."
Seine 9~leuigteit peiter~ 1T beridtet poroen.
6. q. 9ana.
If. Erie9sietretdr.
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Us NJ. 8. Seward, Stoatsjefretir.
Die Scccrbs unb ger;6te i6er iolfe Deierteure TnS IL
~berfeIbsn gBeife su MAIDEN, ais In ben tetreifemeen eriairen
ben 8esulnttrnen SsrfaBt ia, nit Der &usnabme, boe cS ii
BEN Dude Der observation-disclosures tenn Namen hes 6 E
i%srteurs ~se8enaber Sa bsmerten IL, pb er f6 in ~lleterein
~fimNuns nit Der Yrctlamatipn bes 9rdlbemtsn freiwinii
ausseliefert bat unb tie 3abl Der auf htefe gDeiie @ridsi
nenben If eparat ;u beri6ten. Der &riessfetretdr Sstfas
bae feline GratiFtatiOnen mebr fir Strtaftunsen tpn Geier
teursn aussessbtn perben nad Gmpians biefer Srbre burd
tie Difrttt. grCfrbnarf4ane. ~
SameS .. 8rp,
(N316-1D) Gen. 9rOfUBnaridaG.
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NnntenStdGsTeicr
NtG @iiMer

n. - StC @lEc9Et
Ir Subj rtsticn 0af Aptbtitv in Der
Zcutl6rn tycucr Scrii4erunn9 Gclels
Ibnft prn N0ltjmprc
rerAtt Veg 5reitas, Rem II. ; M. Mprssns I'm IL ubr an,
lur. lman5t5 auf siaanter fOlserbe Gage IN her O;hce her
2AGu,Gaf. INT 9. Strf Der 5arrners s. Nseb anies Baut
sic opn SeEt9 NIB 2pn1bartft, @tnedne tn 9pmbartftr.,
piIen tt,afn. @tds. We6er, Yr0f.
p Utes' GER. (Dr1QDl
New WOrFer Scllctri1ttfbes S@JOMrn0I.
I'm II. aRar5 %bsginnt Der ID Sabr s4ns bttIer beitebteu
s3ettlHriit nit Ger &Itet-
Dte ttetmutIer nod e%reltften Quelen
baGr(etttt rpn &uerlpb Gtrpp.
AlS y : 4 m C Sum il. 8Ino m!r6 eth 1rDser p~radtpol.
le1 StepIilG "0te 3 etmtthE pca 0Uniu, reItefert.
SO. u 9 d mtbt,
. (G{D6r} WP. "a YD. &dttimpre ctr.
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Weuer S5auDercin.

@iele Blrger bts ~utttlern GtaCubttles baben f@ entfAlsG-
itn stnsn nsuen 8auperetn gu sr9rter 2tebbaber nereen
1lnten' bag otelsr ganperetn Die lt9erGiae Contribution in FER
Staet btntt unb rpaen ~8efaaisit am Is. 3. u. &6enbs 7
uer tn eharlesltr. gs9. 90 bd-9rm. 9aeOb 8D5ler er iteinen.
SUI &uft1aB
(Di SaJ S.8btIer.
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Cine @rpfIamatipn.

UNIV pRN yENIlPeWIeN YET ORF. tua Ie u
, pn Mmertta
Cine NrpfIatnatiUn.
Ga bic einunbswan3tste Settipn hes GSnsreBselesss, mel
DIES AM 3. b. befdtist wurbe, unb "ein @esb our Nnenbi-
runs Serfdiebener fraber pafFrter @eiese fIr bic @inrslt,
rung unb Nustebung Der natipralen Streitfrartf anb fur
nnhere 8mete" tet tet 1T ~erfDrbert, bdB duefr anbfrn &c lsbs
liGen Strafen fur bs 0erbre9en sr Deierttsn pcnt Wttlt'
tar rter Wearinebienf, aae Yeripneu, bic feiertirt jb unb
nidt tnnerbaib pom ie6s3ts Ia8en mad Ger unten %errabnten
Proclamation sum Dient jurudf. bren, pter ftp BEL etnera
Yrrfoemnr i4aG rappprtiren, f. betra6ttt merStn ipGen, ais
rb fe freiwiuts tire 8urserre6te pbsr has Gtedt, Burger gu
mctbtn, ~dufeeeeben unb Sertrirft baben. unb ipl6e Defer
teure fpuen fir INNER unfabi3 ittn, ir8enb tin seirinnbrtnF
sepbeS rber @erlrauens-& mt unter Ger G~e8ieruns Der ger.
Staten 3a bethlehem pter trseab UeGe Gebte ais 8irser
b~erieiben auSsuaten. llnb aae gerfpnen, tie ~tuniti8tin
Son hem Militar= Deer @arinsbttnt b~eiertiren, rber mad.
benz ie seb6ris enroairt wurbsr, fb aus ten Dtfrift emit
fernen, in benz fe enrUairt purben, rber nit Der Abli6t, bic
3ie5uns III ~uerneiten, lt9 iiber Die @rensen Ser Ser. Staa=
ten btnaus beeesen, Irlen ben in bic Ier Settipn eutbaiteneu
Strafen untermprf in Iein. nnS Der @raftcnt tit bterniit
antprifrt unb es mirb inn 6ebpten, ipfprt nad Der gaffiruns
hteies Sefese8 feline Proclamation 81 erlaHen 1T ber er tie
Behimnunetn tiefer Seftipn auseinaneer fest unb bic 9e.
~ierteure taOpn bena&rt6ttst bas Fe, i'm Sale fe ~tnnerbalb
BON ie6sai8 Ga8en su ibten grnpuenien cher 3esimenHrn
surudtebrer, uab ten Germia, fir ten lie In ben Dienff tra-
ten, auSbieren, parbrnnirt Yrerben fenen:
AIus fteiem @runte ma6e ia piertit befannt, bas i6.
&bratam 9incpln, YedNSent Ter Ser. Staaten, bieie meme
Proclamation srIahe, ne fe burd b~efastes @efee, wel6es
aae 3eierteure aufurbert unb eriu6t, 81 ibrea Ypfen su.
rid OebOten wirb unb ib ssise btermit az, ea6 tie,
psnn lie ~inntrtalb bon itds;i8 3aset ppa Gage Ter @rIai-
lung ttefer Yrrtlamatipn, ali az pter Dor hem 10. What 1865
gum Dienfe 8aradtebren pser lid lei siRem prrfe6marIGaa
meleen' parbsntrt ~erbenfpDen. unter Der Betinsuns, tas lie
tie 3stt tires @nlifments unb bic burG II ssr-
idumte Bet a~uabtenen.
Bur urtunee befen eebe i'd biermtt meme Inter fbrift uub
bette has Siesel her Ser. Gtaaten an.
90 sei&epen IN Der Stabt gGalstnetpn am IL. WGr3 i'm
Sabre unlsres Serrn 1865 unb i'm SO. Sabre Der ~ltnubtSn.
sisfett Ter 0eretnisten Staten.
{I,s,} "''@s Ssa III atns''"'
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Urr0n00un9ell.
DemtIOes Ibeofer

Suritbalie, go. 300 3eif Nrattfrase.
@rrfelunssn tiursn MertGs, MtttwU& uns 8rettGs eatt.
SteeiRcMr ssu ". SsaeJ NIB q. Noble
MuiifcirCftpr /. i. s.la +. O., Rpft
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&. iJ ttt4
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SAnbe!
@roBe 9rei8s @rnietri9uns.


gIr $500 Sdute uub Stiefeln jeber @rSBs, bpn Eintcr
ldubtn Biz gu sshidten 5erren-S tic Fetttn, aass ielbf bon
mir ~aearbettet, werDe Id BIS ;uut Fl. Stunt btlte cerfduffn.
IGe,V weI4e sutes Stutpert su biatoen Yrsifsn wuni6en'
werner erfu6t, BET mir spriuipte$er: + s..
49, 49, 8. 9. 2eptS,
& f53Hf 2 aytoAfclger BON 2twiS l. gerrr,
1EtgDi aHL& $3.50 sgp. 1877 @. 8rpobpdb, Baltimore, Mb.
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Spbn @Gmsler,

Mcrb Mt SuiTpr,f aH'
Siooit>Gde Sigh unO 2cnbaro Sr., "a
bat ipe&en cine afe5s 4asU4bl neass W sNeraaren erfaItef
ats tt Fs a.t+@ @-A'
0afautr nrio OSc&tcnftoffc,
-bpr,leli@ ddkeS oeuti6e8 Iuh uno 9peStin,
atf4 = 1913 faGie aud en A1Iprttment 'A5I 84e9a
5rp GoUtS NIB 5rtmifbims 1G5pOrS. .s& <
Die psisen &eaaren pertlufe ib btnigtr ale stn oubsres
Gel5lft tn .err Shbt. Wian TONNE unp ubfr5euee It'd.
(TmASM1t) Spbn 6duSIer.
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Oeulffc0e Ser rs. y&SorD.

be 1usnebnie .gacters (Grenlptiony Fednfpru6en, ft es re.
fonnen fie elbeu wd6ren6 rieitr Sisbung unentoeltli3 aus,
6eFrttst %ersaltsn, menn lie Id rnslben tet s.. Born Sd.
sanGeer uao 9ar1teafr ~gesenuftcr tGrt Danpaer Wart,
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&rte98sS epdrtement.
General Brpfpbmari6allsS Office,
@afbtnStpn,D .. G., IL. @drt
1865.
Circular $40. 6.

SIN llebereinfimmurs nit Ger Yrrflamation beS prdfitea-
ten, na6fplsenb Ser6fentli6t, werben ule Beamten unb DR.
better tie Ies Bureaus infruirt tem GIMP fang unb ber @ei-
terf6tduns folder Deierteure bic eebSrise Iufnertiamteit
3u;urenben.
Dur& BEN 9raftRenten Der Ser. g taate II
ppn Mmertta
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SpdtD(ua.
NerDtMOnD V3SalpccF

", 3pei Sctreu f6nneu 1olt uho IOJ'S lei eiGer anfdnt
gen 6ap,tltt srbalteH. Np -? FIGt ME @rp. 3. 81. CDiOlQ
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Ieue All5eigen. )
Soc. Gem. GuHus25erein
@enerlIsWerfamnllnnn

g snfar. BIN 10. Is unb 8prprts. Sisuns Gsrntua Ra6s
mtttaS l ubr, Yiatth dies &ri9e'nea Der Mtt: 1teeer 1T
roAHaerStg. SIN A1ttrd9 -9+
ms 9Tft Il .t 3tIssrt ~. . se, corr. SER.
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=! GSpunecticgat Sab

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lit eebeten, itine N0reNs an ta5 Cincinnati NelfS6latt gu
fbtfsn, urt wi5iiae Wahri&t Sgn ietner Sapeher ytartba
su Ell a!ten. r-s+s-e G5r-DU =
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2 fegef = SseitaS, AZ. mars,
dit dletntineS @erIanssn gum 2.sWMe wisbsr9r
Cine leictote MerfDIt

aal aleerttines @erlanssn gum 2tSRNe ~wisbsrFoIt:
@tne letcbte MerfUIt
.agtuD 81 sg1 rreer rn4
rsH-s 4urb Na0t s!!ul &if1t!
in S Stten mi Sileern ven 6. gpEl. G9aat ron gvursbs.
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2. ~ @r it Seranu9t !,sl f4a s.set ..-r-Ea.
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4. 4" @tpG : RIeires. s .e
g. " @!ne eeidIrFene GsfsufSaft ptsr Sri Npttr Grta.
p i" Mn MN m mHl. Sa''al' ,4s4saas ~
s.. y @tdn5tnte Genuettuuns. ssaa aaid4aE2
Sic 9dlubOeturotior 1T feItti6 iauminirt.
y root 'aslretsem4 sefnas laSst s%tgsssnt s;s
81 ~ l77''7' 8rif9i SrOb! srei!
GcssMA ,aIa OrpEcr 8aG
.7i in ben Stem @i1embIp &oOrss, ae
a'"s'a1 s'''aS a. perdnaafrt srn tsnt
Srciai Scnpftatiitben Surn 3ereitt,
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Der Gurn 9sreins hat aGtsin gsresuns ef st. tis1sn Ban
81 rem elanienbiteu btr CATION il NADER; rne nm benz se-
ebrten eublttum ttnen rsdt ssnasreiGeu A!snp gu brreitsR,
t. mnen u. u. g. 90
Npromibcn Der nrucifrn Grmprlitipn,
unter 9titun8 he's td6ttsed Eurnsfs 6 DnrGb @e&er
our aurubrung, irdbrenb ante&LiST he SGtmnsteIn ter
8cebi ten GATE tur@ +
.7ats fDmilde S;enen unp GoupIets,
Grruretrt opn benz btltebtsa 4 smiter- q ct d. stt la Bs.
peeans fbt werbsn. Ete &urusr 2tebsrta rl pirs abwsd-
islnb he Yauien burd nA{skD a4.AH e-&em{o
SEQ Oefan9 hH*@
aus fanen : Bds Sr6sherl fur 6r Mbeub erfsbt aus beu
behen &Intltrn her Z tS utter Der TigttlNn hCS tutmit6f
befannten prUf RIFE.
SER Is . s dtarbt mel6 ,rt'erm Sp&t urb
8eatr ubertraser wurb .eardnttrl thr cts 9 rsasIFae
%1i N rre Guh fur bic bsfen GetrHnte
Siuets fIr eiuel s5errn unb IofGcH 5 90
Itat 4 baten pei ben Inter Set6neter, iouie in BE- &prnbaae,
80 %. 4rdttnr. uRb &beube AZ tex 6aI;
E1j 4H1D asMrt a ma IN MT fA@ EgmitesuL
Nm @dGarel &eri, u. @euneVsr, @trtHt0N Slider, Sruis
NlGf,r. SpbaGeufel, Sac ted Sui. 5GmieF, ), S6a81-
Gsraer, ggR,. @tet QoatS G1uIss.
z 110rnrstgl e So 81 q aSa& GnGcr, SAr.
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-07-20
The Liabilities of Landlords.

Quite an important case bearing on
the liability of hotel proprietors for prop
erty stolen from guests was decided In
the New York Superior Court on Tues
day. The plaintiff deposited package
containing twenty five thousand dollars
in the safe of Earle's Hotel, induced by
the customary placard on his door. The
money was lost, and the plaintiff COM
menced action to recover the full amount
Two issues were presented to the jury,
what sum of money was lost, and what
would have been reasonable amount for
the traveller to carry with him for expcn-
ses. The jury replied $4,000 to the
first question, $1,000 to the second, and
gave a verdict for the larger sum. The
Judges held however that an innkeeper Is
only liable for such sums Of money as the
circumstances, the objects and the purpo
ses of his guest would warrant as reas
enable sum for travelling expenses. The
verdict of the jury was therefore reversed
and verdict in favor of the plaintiff fol
$1,000 sustained
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-07-20
DISASTROUS FLOODS.

Somerville, n. j., July II, 1865.
A haavy storm set in here yesterday
afternoon, causing the most extensive
food known in these parts since the year
1911.
Along the line of the Raritan River
fields of grain and meadows are complete
ly flooded, and the damage must be un-
precedently great.
Houses and barns are nearly submerg-
ed, and fences and highways are COM
pletely lost to sight.
At Middlebrook bridge was complete
ly undermined and caused the smashing
up of freight train at l o'clock this NOR
ming, on the New Jersey Central Rail
road. In consequence of this disaster
twelve 40 Founders were emptied into
the food, and number of cars contain
ing cattle, sheep and hogs were piled in
to one another in ruinous confusion.
Many of the animals were saved from
the wreck only to find watcry grave
The food at present prevents the en-
ployees of the road from clearing away the
debris and the bridge remains impossible.
About 200 feet of the road-bed of the
South Branch Railroad, near the bridge
across the Raritan, is washed away By
the freshet, causing a suspension in the
running Of the trains.
New-Brunswick, n. j., July II, 1865.
We have been visited by heavy fresh
ct in the Raritan River.
The lower part of this city is under
water.
The rise in the river began about 2 O.
clock this morning, and it quickly rose
ten feet above high-water mark, but is
now slowly falling again.
The Delaware and Raritan Canal is
broken at several places, and several days
must elapes before navigation can be
resumed on it again.
A number of boats, barges and lum.
ber-rafts have been carried away.
The amount of the damage cannot be
very well estimated at the present time,
but it will be considerable.
The boat-yards have also suffered con-
siderable loss by the freshet.
Philadelphia, Monday, July II, 1865.
The rain of yesterday caused severe
freshet in the Schuylkill River, causing
great destruction of property.
A number of small houses on the banks
of the river have been carried away:
The Almshouse Meadows are over
flowed
The trestle-work on the western side
of the Chestnut st. Bridge is carried a.
way.
The Sehuylkill Canal is badly damaged.
Several brigdes along the Wissahickon
have been carried off. The streets of
Manayunk are flooded
Several mills are flooded and number
of canal boats wrecked.
The track of the Norristown Railway
is under water so that the trains cannot
run.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-07-20

b@Our young friend, DIR. Arthur IL.
Davis, of this place, we are gratiied to
learn has recently commenced the prac.
tice of medicine in Tannersville, this
County.
The Doctor was faithful student, and
graduated at one of our best medical in
stitutions, and therefore has every facili-
ty SO far as education is concerned, to
prosecute his profession successfully.
We doubt not that the Doctor is fully
impressed with the responsibility resting
upon him, and that he will put forth ev-
cry effort to commend himself to the favor
of the public.
Young Doctors well know that they
have their regulations to make-hence
the public lose nothing in earnest. care
and attention, in employing them.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-07-20
Brutal Murder.

Cambridge, Washington county, was
the scene of brutal murder on the 4th
of July. There was picnic at Baker S
Grove, followed by savage fight. Three
of the ringleaders, Michael Loftes, John
Maloy, and Thomas Welch, were arrested
by the authorities and fined fifteen dol
lars each by Justice Martin. Subsqeuen-
tly to this, about half-past seven o'clock
p. NJ, Thomas Corneille, who resides in the
town of Jackson, and who appeared as a
witness against Welch, started to return
home. When crossing the bridge at the
steam sawmill he was attacked by four
persons, said to be named Thomas Nal
ony, Mary Malony, and Thomas Welch
all relatives-two brothers, one sister, and
a cousin. They beat him in such terri
BILE manner that death ensued at two O..
clock A. NJ. of the 9th. Corneille, soon
after being picked up, became uncon-
scious, and was carried to the Office of
Dir. William Stevenson, where he died
The four assailants are under arrest
ALBANY Argus, July s.