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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-20

erfdbrt, baB baS Sort pdbreno Der gla@t bur d
800 Wtann aus Sort Gaspeu perltdrtt toprben
lit.
10 ubr 20 Nttn. Sic &ebeaen<8OOte Gbis
ean1au9a uno galabafee beidieBen ben @aIo,
pel6em unlere Sruppen liegen.
10 ubr 30 Win. 9aS 6euer Der Wonis
tors sspirO lebr beftis; Der Seinb antwOrtet nur
aus ben MpunOe uno 8alIer. 8attrieen.
II ubr Is Win. 9ie BpotsmannIbaft.
2OOO Wann ltart, tpirD 9~elunoet, fprmirt Ii6
AM Strand in 3 Mbtbeilun9en uro pirft Iei6te
Growerte auf. 9aS Reimbursement bauert fort
biz
3 ubr. Signal, cas- 6euer pom Sort nab
ben Waierbatterieen gu ri6ten. Die Seeleute
rllden Dor unter etnem fur6tbaren Seuer oeS
Sorts unb Der feinoli6en &anonenbppte u1b
l3redllhen 8erluiten biz sum 6~eItun9s9raben,
IN tUel3en li@ Die beioen erlten 9ipiIicnen bin<
en 1tar5en, nm Shub gu iu6en. 9te lebte
0tpIlton gelan9t niht big Su benz @roben uno
3lebt ll6, Tur4tbar oecimtrt, 3urid. 9lu6 bic
llorlgsn erbalten 8eiebl gum @adsug. 8iele
bleIben btnter ben 8auilaoen i'm Graben unb
i3iben fi6 Dor ben feinbIi9en 9u9eln oaour6,
oaB tie 1l6 i'm Sano ser9raben. 0erlut $50
Wtann, barunter Der Tlugsenz2ieutenant 9re>
ton llnb Der lieutenant 8prter. 0dbrero oes
&ngriffs ftirSte bic Manni6aft Der ggaKer.
8atterieen na6 Sort 6iIber, nm DEN Nnqriff
Der WtatrOien 8uritd3ui6lagen, ni6t abnen6, ou6
Der Sauptan9rif BON Der 8efleite itattfnben
ner6e.
Snn benz Nn9rtff auf Der @eiieite mar BON
Der Slotte aus penig S1 Ieben.
3 ubr 30 Wftnuten erI1ienen 3 ameritantz
l9e Slag9en auf benz bintern @oIe bes SORTS.
5 ubr. Sic Slaggen lino BON benz @aq
perI6wnnoen uno furdtbares Wtustetenfeuer
i6eInt auf etnen erbitterten &f innerbalb
bes Sorts binSuoeuten.
5 ubr 80 0ttn. Die 9untelbeit bri9t bet,
Elm, aber Die WtOnitorS uno Sroniioes beI6ieBen
INNER NOD Die @ulierbatterieen uno nod nil
tibet oaS W%tusteteufeuer I'M Sort.
u llbr 80 Dtin. 9dS WuSfetenfeuer siebt
li6 na6 ber Sioieite oeS Sorts.
9 lbr 80 0tin. 2autes 6urrab aus Sort
Siiber. Wer bringt es aus Signalfadeln
auf ben 8dCen perOen nit einem opnnernoen
9urrab BON Der Slotte be9ribt. 9aS Sort 1T
unierl Nateten fliegen BON benz Iomirall9ifI
aAf uno ale S6iffe 5inoen r6miide 2iGter an,
Iaien &ateten unp GOitres Sisnule lteigen -
eS 1T, als mdre es pierter SSuli.
II ubr. 9Ies rubig auf QanO uno Gee
- uno nidts gu ieben ais bic Si9naIlaternen,
our@ mel4e Der Iomiral nit Der Slptte unO Der
arrnee cpmmuntcirt. Sir sebe1 gu 8ett, nit
rn9eoulO ben Wtprgen uno Die g~in3eInbeiten
oes fur6tbaren Samples erpartenO, Der Dor
unlern Nu9en 9epitbet bat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-20

Don ieinen SeITnen SI unterI6eioen uno Die
3eit 1T pprbet, tpo 2enen, pel6e feline Srens
hung mini6en, erlaubt mar, aus SQOpalitdt
cine Susenb gu MAIDEN uno babel nod an Der
pOliti19en Gepalt beS States tbeiI3unebnlen.
SifcrenSen in Nnlihten iiber HaticnaI@ ulb
S~taotSpClitif fDnnen Dbne 9p6perratb %eriitiren,
bod lber bic b6@ite Berpfi6tung Der 2Upali.
tat fann fem GOmprUmib gema6t tpereen uno
bieienigen Burger, pel6e Don ibrer 8reue ser
gen Die Regierung - einerlei aus pel9em
@runoe = Ialen, p~erIieren bic Bripilesien,
tpelde bielslbe setpdbrt uno ben S6uB, tpel6en
Elm Burger beanipruden fann.
Snoem i6 oieie Nniiateu ousipre6e, babe
i'd es fir Gngemeiien 9ebalten, binj6tli9 Der
StelIung, tpel6e i6 einnebme, mid in Der
5auptla6e oaf unlere fDoeralen 8eSiebunsen
Sl bel9rdnten uaO Sbrem 9esenpdrtigen aus@
9e5elbneten grecutipbeamten uno elmer pa1Ienz
ceren @elegenbeit bic 8eipre6ung peiterer
Blaine, pelde unmittelbar bic 8olitif unieres
States b~etreffen, 3u iberlaIen. Sic Staten
iino SbeiIe unO Barseqen Sbres Naticnal@
.Spitems. Sic iinb inter oeiien Sdube ems
ppr9eblibt, g~etrennt uno ~5erriffen tpitroen lie
balo cine 8eute frember ginmiiduns uno ms
nerer 3wiittgteiten peroen, gegen tpelde Der
8atsr unleres Qanoes in ieiner NbidieosdoreiIe
BEL ieiaer Aboanfun9 10 ernitIi6 parnte. 9ieie
oerrudte yebeQipn entbdIt, benz 8erbreden
bes Selbitrnoroes 9leid, ben Seidnprenen 6aB
sesen ben grfolg republituniider SnititutiDnen.
Die Nu5lt6ten Dor uns Seigen bereit8 ant !9os
rijont ben l60neren Wpr9en, welder balo Die
&elt nit ieiaem Glaase lberitrablen plro.
Menig Woden poer menig 0ionute weroen otes
leS Srama menitli6er @erriidtbett nit benz
polIltdnoi9en Sriurnpb FREEZER GrinSipien i6liea
Ben. 9ie aIte 6Iagge reprdisntirt beute ieoen
Staat unO ieoen ader unierer NatiCnalS9pa
maine. WarplanO inoem es rbieie neue
@pode uno Gle beiisen 8erpfiidtunsen, ipelde
oieielbe pertan9t, antritt - ods pieoergeborene
Marptano miro, inoem es iid gu Der 8eltinls
muns uno ben 8rOpOrtiOnen ieiner sreBen 3us
tuaft erbebt, llrfa6e fnoen, Die Stunoe gu
iesnell, noe e8 al5 l6lbrerin ieiner it(auenbalz
tenpen S6weltern ii6 in oa8 unbefledte @ez
wanD Der 6reibeit tleioete.
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EeicSropbiftbc StacDrttDtem
0un0cbhGuDfa0Ot.
gertAtet liz oeu 9alttutprt aBestr.

8oibtn gtOn, 20. San. Sin 9rittel
bes@eiammtz Gintommens ppn 3epenuen tpmmt
aus Stem Sort. Ser 8ertauf oon Stamps be-
trd9t pD6entlid mebr uls $1,OOO,O0O. CSC
tuilrOe oieles Ginfommen nod peit gr6ber fem,
pent man perbinbern t6nnte, Oab Stamps mebr
ais einmul gebrau6t tperoen.
9as Gpmite iiber Wtittel uno Nege BAT iiber
ben 8eidluB beratben, $1.OO mebr Steuer auf
@bistep per GaIlcne gu legen. 0lan slaubt
cine &epenue BON 80 40 DliQiOnen
su ~er3ielen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-20
ser hdrteffe @Alaa,

eer bic NebeIlen Bis babin betrOffen, 1T Der Sail
pm Sort Siiber. Gidt nur, baB curd oens
ielben bic 9arptpul8aoer, our6 welhe bic 8es
belipn 2eben unb llnteritisung pom Nuslanbe
fog, uuterbunben iporben lit @ilminotpn
unp oas lCpale Gpr0z@arplina ielbt lit Oaourb
in uniere 6ano 9e9eben unb es 1T nnS mOgli6,
ia lei9t getpprcen, bteie nOrOcarOIinii6e Stabt
5ur 8oiis bon Operationen SIT MAIDEN, peIGe
benz General See feline 3ufubren obI6neioen
unb ibn 5tpingen Ueroen, 8idmonO ~uufsuseben.
Nlit &t6mOno aber bridt AUDI bic &epUIutiOn
5uiammen. Sen. Sherman piro iest tpabre
i9einlt3 ni6t ge9en @barlelton, innbern segen
8t3mOno ielbft bon 8ilminstsn aus rpes
riren unb es etnem 1einer Nrmeeeorps lberlais
fen, nit 9urcee fertig gu perOen uno Sapun<
nab I'M 3orme 81 baIen. Ser Anfang bes
Gnoe8 1T pa! ,.2 - y.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-20
YSnn DIR Wrtrlnnr. 0Irnlrc.

9auptquarttero er Yptpmac : @rmee,
II. San. = Die 3. Sip. bes 3. Corps bate
beute 9epue. 9ieie 1T cine Der sr6Bten 9ipi=
iipnen in Der @rmee. Sen. tSumpbreps, lpelz
der Die Eepue belt, ipru6 ii6 iebr befrieOisenO
aus.
Sic gta6ridt pum Sail oeS Sort Siiber pers
uria6te in allen 2a9ern bic gr6Bte Sreuoe.
Sine Salute wuroe beute Nadmittu9 abgefeuert.
Set etnigen 9agen 1T 9lle8 iebr rubis, bod
bic 3ebeQen iaeinen irsenb einen S6las pOrs
5ubereiten. 80. 8. 0lc@respr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-20
]ur UOntr0RtOren.
An9ebOte fir Nlumbing Mrbeit uuS
SeiDerS.
Depot auatttetmeilters office,

NtPpI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2FNrtl
Baltimore, IL. Gan. 1865.
Ufrte8elte Mn8ebote In Duplt!at rserbsn In bisfer Office
ent9egsen9enemnten bts Samfas, %. San. 1866, Wittaes 70
tpr, lar BITE plumbers Nrbett unb bic Mnfertteuua Spn gb-
saSstena.sn SSsIsrassl Ss reuen SOiPttals an benz Heltlts
Yericnen merben benz eennds e~tnaeIoben, Mncebpte N ,nodsr
yin VrunertB res Sripttalstb6utes faun tn btsisr Offce
etneslepem mereen, ND %auBerbrnt nd6s;e MWsiunf. betrefs
Der Nrbett ertbeilt wirb.
vine @arantte Spn awet SerentmUrtlt&en perICnen Utrb
Ssrlanst, bag be @rsett tn ll-eberetnfimmuns nit brn in benz
@nseeSde e~htpaltenen Sebtn9unsen eenta&t fpirb.
Siert Der na3fen U. 81. Dtfritt Court teid etuiet fein.
YIN 4renstb ptrb serlanSt, renn ri6t beretts Elm folder
tn 6teier Office ~restfrirt puthe. N'
Das &sGt Mneebpte, pel6e ni6t podenb etihsirsn. ,urIS.
t~uEetfeu, wirb Sprtetalien.
Aue Nneeepte, welGs nt1t serau nit Srrfe6enSen geStHe.
nneen MperetnthmrtSn, tsereen 3urufserteien.
OlS 4nSeepte tnrhen BITE aufI6rift trasen: proposals
for Plumbing Work and Sewersh urS fTb an obrel1ren an
Col. R. NJ. Newport,
ll1nlS-28l GtsfsS nnrtierrnei ner RnIrir,nre NnS
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Mle0tcal MnrDeNpr6 Nficc-

Onll1mpre, Ben y. SIAN. 1855.
due Gatritdrten, sSmpprterte unb SdntIer Srn Mtbiio.
natnttn, Sptpttatsg Srratten, Musfattuneen, Bttten &C, bie.
user Staft merlsn hermit %etnselaNen ouf bisfsr Sfhct, So.
. ". Sbarles Str, BIS gum 20. Sanu WttsaaS II ubr, prets.
ltften Dosr An9ebcte fur bic 9iettruns auer BeblrfntTe lie.
les DssOts fur bic naGten 3Wlpnots tis gum 81. uiars 1865
etr;uret9en.
8ettnsune far ansttptt.
y Yerlcnen, meI1t AnstFpte MAIDEN, mlFtn Der Dur.
StqGrs Dtttee, gtufter ron Iishern ium @ertauf uus brttnen
Artttcl %iuitnter.
p Der 9rtis nns ks grtsat. 81 Idafts,et6e If ouf iebss
W3tui'er gu bsttsn. absr pbne ben R6msnb es et.
Tau ers .....s.
81 Der Nare Ser arbietenten %erforen pter EtrHsn nu6
mtt een auf benz SHUTTER ~bererfttn 81 TGdftssetGen In sinem
8eF6lpfenen Grunert etnesftidt rerher, unk tit erf nadhsm
ete Q8ahl aus benz sdnsen afprttptent gen aatt Il, 3u erSfnen.
Al 6tnretGente 8epttfe rlhen teigebraht rtrbtn, ban
bsr Sieter elm Jnbrtfant pSer ~regulGrer SAMPLER res drat.
b0tereu &rtttrls 1T ans biz Ssna @ses erfprberIi6s 9iscns
81 due &nee6rte na1en nit G~ertiffaten Spn rntpum6r.
nern Spn uni petieIbaften Sufe beaIettst ietn, melae teIdsi-
nt8en, has bic anbteteneen Serirren lr1aI fnk uns In teiner
sDetie nit 6Ir 6ebeatpn i~pnpatkii en-.
o. Die ais @tasaab stltente etsternnsSltae ouf welder
ane Nrtitel, bic eerStnIi6 Spn sinem Nissieal gurpepcr e.
lteftrt werten, dnseeeben fnb, tam auf ttsfer Office In Gn,-
%lja11-2o) ar.t Ter g ct '8OT Srmtt, iysst. gurp.
Smbfften5z&offce Der Der. 81. SSrmee
NS; 20 SSutt Str.
Strfeselte Ansetpte I'm Duglttat wereen auf bteler Office
ntseseneenommsn UNI has Der. ct. SubFaent DeSarte.
nhent Iju gaIttnsre, Atbp ~ Serisben NIT -
tOeu n1o Gprn in Nebren.
Die Gle srunetn Fnb at gaters @bdrf Baltimore, Wh,
;n MAIDEN, frei ben ~sDbnrfsele fir bic guntrattpren; reer
tn Sort Ntpnrrt, pa.
8tettr m5sen ~dnssten, psttn uub mann ne bic e~ttsruus Be-
Btnnen unh Eann b~eeuhises ppaen. Das Sen ntue eItes
Seu In 8aaen Inb basS0rn In suten Baden, ppuSn isbtr %
SuibtI t1lt nerpadt fetR.
Ansebpte megben ausensmnen fur 2teieruns spn so Epns
nn Stu unb 1000 BulbeI 3pru tn Netrtn 1876 @fb. auf ben
Suibel) unb aufr6rts.
Das p%fertrte Seu u. Storm rtrb elmer stnauen S~nipttttpR
unterrprfen, ebe es anSenpmmeu uIrb.
Nnssbpte fns nuf 5Orutulart iu fSrsibea, wcl&e Spn btter
Office Jl bejteten fnt.
8Gbluns ptrb In fclbtr Bpnbs psnna6t, ale eerape an 5ane
fnb; Tnb tetne 5~ptbdnben, irbalb als weIhe ~eingcbeA.
Ssbe gtrfCn cber ieee 8irnia, pel6e &nsebrte raa6t mus
%ettfelbed bar@ etnen Sreneib ~teeletter, ptnn niGt eth iSl6er
bier restfrtrt pur6e.
Nae anssbSte wsrtsn Dtsufass unh greitaas ieber gBp8s
erStrst
$685. 8. s., @ttman,
(1Oian J Capt. Nns G. g. II. G. u,
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(1Oiau
Hffice peS StddtS : SuperintenSenteu
Der Dffentltd1en Sd1ulen.

Die Nufmerfiamtett Sn 2ebrern an YrtSat. S6ulet nb
afaben,ien rirl auf cine pSn Der GsnerSI. aTtmblte son
1854 ~palFrten @efeses. atte, bttitelt Sine Atte m
SGub aes8pIteS btefes StaGtes se9eubte
gerkeerunseu Der 8Iattern" Serwisisn. Us
btrr1at BITE trriSe AnFGt, boe btefe G~erfusuhs MUIR fur bic
public ShuleR Der Stabt Baltimore nns Ser osri4ttesnen
COUNTIES btnbsnb fet. sic bttrift itte Shule ~tnnsrbalS Der
@reuaen bes StGatts. Das @eIes ertl6rt auSsrntltt, rtds
fttn Sttrer an irsens elmer Sauie mad hem l. San. 1865
ira.nh etne gerfsn pher S6IIer tn ieins Sduls %apfueburtn
iorf ktssr IpI6e gerfpn bas j3eusnts treenb zines regular
prattijirenbtn Ar;tes Sprsttst has sr tier APpItsantl estS-
rig eetmpft TT.
Ntmaen,as iuh aue 9ebrtr, bic nidt itbeu itrtr Stnler
,ur Beibrinsune zines ipl@tn Certificates Serrat6ten, elmer
6trafe spn $40 fur iebts @erseben ptriaaen.
DaNelte @ett Sfrpfibtet aud BITE @lern, ttre 8tneer
Eel ether StrGie ron $40 tmpfen ;u Iahsn.
Z. San Spttelen,
nainn0mIml Sia1tS.Sup't ncr Gfiertl. NnfaItcnS
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Dnn sEnrt Wunrue.
0lmtAnft bcs Griegsminiher3 StantpH Don
&annRnGh.

Sort MOnrpe, IS. San. SER. Stan'
ton fam hsute pom .Sauannab, Ga, nit Dem
9ampfer 9. q. Spaloin9 bier an uto reiite
ipfprt naa @aibinstpn alb.
Ser OtOnitor Otabopac fam beute MOr9en
BON Sort Siiber i'm Sau pes Ser. ct. &anC<
nenbpptes &bObe SSIanO bier an. Sine Der
155Daigen aanOnen mar an leinem 8Oro Dor
SORT Siiber 9ebOriten.
Sol. WtuIfpro, 8arIamentdrsO fi5ier, tam
9eitern Abeno BON Nnnapplts nit elmer 9tnSabl
9tebeIengeIon9ener bier an.
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asfsrhernnn nes sen. rerrn.

8aibin9tpn, 19. San. Geltern Be-
itdtigte Der Senat in elmer GrecutipsS isung Die
Grnenuung Oes Sen. 81. s. Serrp gum Gene.
rulmuipr Der 8reiwiIligen, neil ii4 perielbe in
mebreren S6Ia6ten pOrtbeilbaft ausge5ei6net
bate.
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6anSe nit gaoannab.

@aibtngtOn, 10. San. GS iinN be.
reitS mebrere @eiu6e i'm 9dabz9 Department
einsereidt, 6unOeI nit Sopannab treiben su
%oiirfen, Opa @f. Setretdr 9arin9tpn madt be'
tannt, oab Der 6afen nod blptirt 1T, bis er
purd cine 9rptlamutipn pes PrdIlpenten erDfs
net miro.
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7m O.. 81. 2an0's Sdbmle,

no. zGde 9pnbar6z nno AIbentdrlesS traBe,
rtumt sr llntsrri6t ndGasu DienAas, ben 8. Sanaar 1865
Stebrr Tetnen Mnfdna. Sir bic @ltern S%erienisen S1rlef
bic in Str bebr. SYra8e, tttL. @ei&i&tt une &elistpntlstr
nntsrrtbtet werken ipaen. sttne 3ur Na6rttt he stels
ltrterridts;retee felt eiretr Dipndte feit Srn. 8, \. Sfitbt
Msrbeter an Der Ghenitr. S~snaspse, utertra8eu rOFpen tnS'
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Guerinas s~urI9sefNIaaem.

louisville, 18. San. Sine 9btbei'
lung GueriIlas 9riff geifern Die 9arostOlpn Sail
an, I'M eiren ibrer 2eute ST befreien. Sic pers
brunnten ben 8abnbof, parOen ieoO9 Suriidges
i3lo9en uno ibr Gapitdn, But. Bull, set6Otet
uno Die 2ieltenant8 Dtuoap unb 0tariOn per>
punoet.
Marbles,
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1Im,ua ber s.. &napp'fAem 9AMIe.

Bon WPsatas, ben FL. glrSernber. tt pbtse ~Sebrdnfalt Ron
gr. 10 Sib @asfrdse mad benz nerEu SGulsebiuee, peuteap
Str, Der Nlasprs Office fbrds s~eseuuSer, serIe9t ppreen.
@sprbl tinert ISnef eebe8tsn Seburfnide, ais aud stnen
aueertetAen @erlansen gu e%utiyreten, nab tn etnent eanSi.ta
~ftsdraten Tebdutt bret pbere GlaKen, aueiblteBlt1 'ur Nao'
den ~beftnnft, errtdtet prrbtH-
fnrh1S-1 N 7. X II q ~
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WOtis an OpSrantcn= unb Wafers
Npnfrmef1fcu.

Das Geks tearaft ane getirnsn, weLts tire 22soranten
ausIauten Iallen, fpbas Die 2rcttUtrs Der Strassn upsrHntst'
unb boeurb rem publifum standardization berettet wer'
ben, nit bs 10 Dollars. IS wrb Witbe rne EoFen lpa'
rem, wsnn bic 8ttrefeneen dne ausern VorrtStaneen mar.
rene kes falteR Netters %abeSeben; es @etS wire HFehG'
auSs flbrt rerben. sam =. SNNtL
iSSe,-1mrO &DaF;r. Snsenteur.
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DeutfbeS 0rbeitS= 80 peifnneSs
8ureau,
Shamesitrabe Np. 5!

uuter @uhFGt Der ,DtntI&eH Getat@af".
Nue Dfefentaen, trel&e btutfhe 9aHsperter Nrpetter psff
DseNffmab9sn in b~t58dttseH guatssn. lST,s 1as ssstiHt
- ~ hsr Mnsrtrr hsr @eFsHfbaft 5rH. 8. 3. Mailing
bSF' SIS S. TkartcsarT upnbsH. reI6er unsnsseIsI'& anss
unf ~erkSetIen tptrN. w
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Merfotsn++ Giue ~erfabrtne RS&tn. welde CUTE gm
r'e+*""Yt| pfbIunssn trineen fam. sseen eattsn SSbn
BET @. 80. GdtI,
(an16 81 81 Barre Str.
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t VI Nrle98IeIleIuI.
sgDaiBtngtGn, III San. Senator SOmurt
BON Oli6igan bat I'M Sim, mDrgeu cine &C.
meini6aftIibe &eOlutipn u~Ursuidlasen, meI6'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-08-30
LATEST NEWS FROM THE MONTH.
HS Telegraph to the Augusta ConstIt u
tiOnnlis

HS Telegraph to the Augusta ConstIt. u
tiOna alist.
Inc Augusta Co"s:itm!ona'is: las special dis
patches from Washington, dated 9th and 25.h,
one day later than we have had by steamer. Tho
dispatches stetc that:
INSPECTION TOUR.
Generals Meade and Webb leave tomorrow cu
to our or inspection to the departments OF yir-
eiiNa, North and South Carolina, via Richmond.
IL IS thought that the President may accompany
them rs far as Richmond.
1t is limited in well informed circles that the Gov
er.nmcnt will arrast and hold for trial the leaders
u the late rebellion, and pardon Ill others. -
GENERAL 4l-tsE 1's:E AND jASiEs A.. Seldom. :.
~ NsHlS3SFoN,. August 25.-The names of General
Lee ind James a. Seddon taken from the
specil tcations and charges against Wertz, ut the
eurnes solicitation of General Grant, the Prcsi-
dent oncurring..
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TO OWNERS OF COTTON.

TN ANSWER TO NUMEROUS INQUIRIES FROM
J. abroad, would say that ARE prepared to take
charge Of put in order and ship any OF COTTON i'm
tho States of Georgia, South Carona Alabama as We
have local agents a almost every town. and corps OF
most efficient men, selected for Integrity capacity and
experience. to takc charge OF every lot
We will also pay ALL taxes and charges oyery descrp
ton, and make liberal advances on the Cotton In
short we Will take charge of the Cotton receipts or
the time we receive It until sold and returns made
-. = WATTS. CRANE CO..
=. New York. or
- ": c. WATTS Il CO.,
- - : Liverpool. England.
We invite the especial attention of non residents to
our facilities. 40 -. > :. N
August 80 l-. - '.'', Imo
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Bends the pregnant hinges Of the kne
That thrift may follow fawning."
Geiierals Leo and Granta Historians

Inc IouoWln8 we cup from an exchange: 's.'-n
The two leading Generals Of the late war. Leo
and Grant are now engaged in writing up the his
tory OF their respective campaigns IN both cases
we suppose that the histories will be almost nnreIv
military in their, character. Lee, however. Viii
havo some advantage over Grant, In that his his
tory will not be madc in tho form of an official re-
port, and hence he can indulge in greater disclr-
siveness of statement and q greater frocdom of
stylo than iscustomary in offidai documentsf
Grant is very close and accurate writer. and
we may say that Lee In gonerd has the same cha
racterstcs The last Of Grant 'acampaign, of which
| thus far he has given us o ful report, was that
which was crowned with the plendid victory at
Chattanooga in the latter pot of 1868; and we
have always considered that rport as the master
piece Of military writing and Military philosophy
that the war has produced. TIP last full military
report Of General Lee that wo emember to hive
seen, is that Of the battle of Gettysburg, fought
| Leo's report of his campaigi will be confined
| entirely to operations In Virgiia, while Grants
report will be of battles fought I'D won over half
| O continent. From Belmont tdYicksbnrg from
Dohelson to Chattanooga, he ohpaigned In the
his battle march in Virginia; wle during the last
year oS the war he directed, bmbined and CO.
Ordinated the movements Of oil lhe forces over all
the States Of the South. It wilibe interesting to
i read the reports Of Grant andee OF the great
| operations during the last yeaIof tie war, when
the two great masters Of the II struggled with
| each other in Virginia. r. | ..-i = 49,.
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A New MAIL INyEsr1oS-Mr. A. A. Braalev
mail agent on the Iowa division of tho Chiongo
and Northwestern Railroad, has invented a plan
whereby mail-bags are taken from tho railroad
stations while trains are running at full speed
The experiment has just been tried on the Illinois
central Railroad with the permission and at the
cost OF the company. It proved complete sue
cess. The engine, with the car to which was at
tached the apparatus, was run at various rates Of
speed, and in every instance the exchange was
completely and satisfactorily made.
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III to"snout the land. Tire trust inspired Inv
Sun 'o VI oePehdence-thc lo1. inspired bv = song,
oi projection and indissorlblc bonds bc,wccr
'iich would turn TO hate upon the assertion and
.iorce nens OF conflicting rights; and is it possible
'i"' 'his shshtcr relation bctyecn tIc rocc. oon
.osiS' IL No sane or honest man will ycpture r.
,i. n'ni ca n. The races must be left in natural
. ''oNs 70 each other--they must depend upon r.
oot,soiousness OF mutual interest fyr the rasnect
aio preservation of their mutual sights That
1..oushcss Is strong enough No.pcopIc. no
a.,sI 'os's oven, so absorbed in tho duties OF
;,." "a ~ forget their own, have n tithe of that
,ro Is. I" Tue "en-being of tho colorcd race that
We nave Upon the preservation of that bond. the
"el-being and even the existence of tyo 80
race depends. Brokentthe process Of seoroa,-
non once commenced
gins OF adlo blf rolls on-tlio mar
North .2'ergence widen; population from the
Yil}rz S6nd Europe pour, in the wants Of labor
- be thus supplied that labor will
Il come to competition Ind to contest tliero
1orc' with the colored sacg that contest, once
| DeSun can never ceasc Ind fog. ourselves, there
fore, ,In perfect Observation-Disclosures single word
from feeling or for effective are constrained to
say that we sec no hope for the negro but in
friendly relations with the Thitcs;--no hope of the
continuance of existing order but in mutual trust
and dependence OF tie races OH each other;-no
hope OF such continuance in consistcncc with tho
intervention Of external power-the presc"-o OF
tribunal to inspire dstrust, to inclte to contest.
and as apart fromour own interest III the issue,
we would preserve and perpetuate the colored
race to whatever sphere of usefulness it is yet the
purpose of eternal power that ho shall fill, we
deprecate the sentiments expressed in the New
York Times; w, dcprecatc the measures to which
it would imp: the Government, and trust and pray
that, to tls evils we have felt from the presence
of the ,lgro, will not be added tho still greater
hor,-rs to result from his determination.
6ut it is said, and shall the negro then have no
protection? Husbands may beat their wives,
fathers their children, and shall they thon not
hayo protection ? The protection to any order Of
society consists not in tribunals, but in the alb
sencc of motives to infction. AS normal con-
stituent Of society, the negro will want protee-
ton; the conservatism of the systen-the natural
equities of his reaton-wil be sufficient; but rem
dered abnormal by the insertion Of such all insti-
tuition for tha adjustment of his special wrongs,
and no institution upon earth will be sufficient to
protect him.
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pD~ The Relatives. Friends and Acauuint
anccs Of Mr.. MtcH'L mc1iAwstoS and Mrs. ANNE Nc.
lAsMoS are respectfully invited 20 attend the Funcra,
Of their Daughter. MARY ANNE McMANMoH, at their
residence. No. Lnichousc-s:rec. Ttis Afternoon at
Thrcc o'clock. au,us, IN
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BE UNION TfCKET.-THE FOLLOWING GENTLE
h1EN are submitted candidates for election as
bers OF the Convention being those who recognize the
existing state of pol affairs and will use every effort
to restore the State to her proper position in the Federal
Union:
!. D. L. MCKAY.
g. GEO. s. BRYAN.
g. Hon. A. G. MACKEY.
4. JAS. B. CAMPBELL.
s. r. W. SEYMOUR.
G. NJ. p. OCONNoR
2. Col. A. O. ANDREWS.
8. DAN. HORLBECK.
0. E. H. RODGERS.
10. SA31'L LORD, JR.
II. GEO. ". WILLIAMS.
u. JNO. HEART.
II. DAVID BARROW.
16. BERNARD O'NEILL.
IT. c. R. BREWSTER.
1s. a. JUDGE MOORE.
10. r. s. THARN.
20. GEO s. HACKER orat,s