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President Johnson.

An able writer in one of the northern
papers thus sums up the recent acts of
our firm and patriotic President, as midi
eating Enthusiastically his future policy.
The President has plainly signified his
purpose to cut loose from the Republican
party. He has, at last, shaken off the
trammels with which the willy and I'M
scrupulous leaders of the Republican
party sought to hamper and contine
him; and he now stands erect and indie
pendent, THE REAL PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES, as he declared he would
be. Here are the steps he has taken
during the last few days:
WHAT THE PRESIDENT HAS DONE.
First: He has virtually abrogated the
Confiscation act, by directing tho Attor-
ney General to issue to the United
States District Attorneys throughout the
South instructions by which confiscation
can only follow regular conviction for
treason.
Second; He has, by sustaining Gov.
Sharkey, fully initiated HIS POLICY OF
RECONSTRUCTION, determined on and
announced by him in the Cabinet some
ume ago; and thus plainly proclaimed
his purpose to acknowledge and recog-
nize the Southern States. As STATES. at
once, and to admit them to their full re-
presentation at the next session of Con-
gress; and this in defiance of the de-
nunciation of Thaddeus Stevens. Charles
Summer, and the whole tribe Of radical
Republicans. '
Third: He has declared frankly and
plainly thathe does notintend to MANAGE
the churches Of the ecclesiastical estab-
l1shments IN the South, nor to permit
the Republican leaders or the Republican
party to do so; that he will not compe
any church or ecclesiastical body at til,
South to do any act or conform to an,
observance repugnant to their feeling
or their creed; and that he will no
permit the pulpits Of the churches at tn
South to be filled by adventures anC
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fest oath.

We had intended to devote the leader
OF this week % AN exposition Of the Hn-
constitutionality OF the test oath present.
ed IN all elections by an act of the Leeis-
latare Of West Virginia, passed on the
25tll Of February, 1865, and lad COM
menced the article, when we had placed
in cur hands 4 copy Of the Wheeling
Register Of the 18th inst, containing the
able and unansWerable letter of DANIEL.
LAME Oh that and kindred subjects
We readily forego the expression of our
own Editorial views, at least for the
present, to give place to the well matur-
ed opinions Of one of the most distin-
guIshed members of the Convention
which framed the present Constitution
OF this State. It is indeed cheering to
see the wise, the virtuous, the able men
of the country everywhere waking up
from the nightmare oppression which
has benumbed their faculties, and enter
ing the lists boldly and manfully, in de-
fence of the liberties of the people, and
the guaranteed rights of the Constitution.
We adopt from the Register, the follow
ing notice of the eminent author of the
letter which we publish in this days
paper:
at is probably needless for us to in
Vite the attention of our readers to the
very able opinion concerning the uncon-
stitutiOnality of the test oath, which we
publish this morning. The name of the
II Sey%Sp vSs1Vn
argument will be sufficient of itself to
commend the article to public attention.
Daniel Lamb was one of the leading
spirits in the Convention that framed
the Constitution of West Virginia, and
certainly no one is better fitted to ex-
pound that instrument than he. 1t is
mainly the work of his own brain-the
product of his own wisdom and research.
He understands the full scope and intent
OF all its provisions better than any other
man in the State. Besides this, his well
known legal ability, occupying as he
does the foremost place among the law
yers of West Virginia, together with the
purity of his motives and his life, all
give to his opinion, which we publish
this morning, weight Of authority and
influence such as could be impaired to il
by no other man.
MI. Lamp Is not III any sense a Dar-
tizan. He is not a member of either of
the political parties of the day, and holds
himself aloof from party politics. Dur
ing the last session Of the Legislature
he opposed the attempted enactment Of
test oath law, and the proposed amend
ment to the State Constitutions He con-
demned these schemes as impolitic and
unWlse, ana labored to stay the tide of
kadlcallsm that swept over other MEM
peis VI .ie late Legislature. We regret
eAceeulhgly tnat he has declined being
q iiieiilper ol tae next House of Dele
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Senatorial Election.

EDITOR New Era:
iswidelyreported-anddeniedbyn o
one-that Joseph \. Chapline, the Radical
candidate for the Senate, did, in the Rad
zeal Convention recently assembled in
Morgan County, in a speech accepting
his nomination, declare e'thof lie aeds for
imposing upon at his 1e11om-e7isoas rho
had, directly or indirectly, oidea or assist
ed in the Rebellion, orely disqualification
and disobility;-thot i he eou1d accom-
r1ish 1t, they should not be aHoaeed to hold
office, nor to cote, nor to hare any rights
IN Court Of Justice, nor o1aypricieyes as
citizens, and that # elected to the Senate,
after these public declarations ofhis uieacs,
he acOatld consider his election as an IN
st1uction dy the people to carry out aHthese
disqataljfyiag lcaes at Wheelng." And
tits further reported, that the delegations
from Berkeley and Jefferson in that Con-
vention opplauded these magnanimous
sentiments, whilst the delegations from
Hampshire and Hardy expressed their
surprise that Berkeley and Jefferson
should be the seat of such fierce and vim
dictive Radicalism.
Mr.. Editor, this is the current report
in the county of what occurred in the
Bath Convention. Can it be possible
that this report is correct? Is it credible
that in this period of profound peace
when all good men are striving to heal
the wounds of civil strife,-when all
patriots, with President JOHNSON at
their head, are seeking to fraternize the
once discordant feelings of the commune
ity, that any candidate avowing such in
human and vindictive purposes can ex-
pect the support of the people? Are
there no Union Conservative men in
this District who will consent to stand
forth in this Senatorial election as the
champion and representative of justice,
generosity and magnanimity? Will
not Nm. ~ Randolph, of Hardy, O. ID.
DoUaey, of Hampshire, or JOS. l.. Camp
bell, Jas. N. Ne,0kirA, Le,cis Gyunthou.
Christian N. SKATER, on, Robert LoDaou.
OF Berkeley, or some other well known.
competent, able and intelligent UNION
CONSERVATIVE man, take the field in
vlndicatlon OF the great principles of a
wise and sound Conservative Polieva-
The people in our section are tired and
disguised with the reign of Radicalism.
AND no man holding the opinions which
report ascribes to Mr.. Chapline, can re-
celVe the vote of one Union Gonser,nt;yo
man living on
MILL CREEK.
September 16, 1865.
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gates. The conservative men Of the
State, and the citizens at large, cannot
we'll afford to dispense with his services
II this time"
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Is citizenship Lost 81 Szzzz5ee - 5he
IEeaef .4s3s3 Y o. tetf1
Tins inquiry ms been plainly and dis
5inctlg answered BY the Attorney Gen
cal, 5I9faH.5# to=aHz5 .lassizs- addressed to
him b tae=5saIe9efS O lila Treasury.
: citizen q tiife=ainiHsa States Haa4 be
e8il8zz8 81 teaa7o3; and Z SO, be maH be
indicted aHa punished for - BIZ. his
figh q etzzs5255g eaaa9t. eva 10 that
at, b. forfeited, 81 taken from him.
sud yet, We5iDd the Legislature q vest
Virginia seeking He0epfivc aftbis scored
Higl5 a5l,ns= 81 tiIaiz o9a fellow sE54enss
sal s II rs higher offence tHan feeding
ahuazfy rebel soldier, whilst 5he United
States Government is recognising former
s5 'a. 8Cai gBiesls as s5i3I citizens
q t4e United states, aaa giving them
employment upon her Revenue Cutters.
Surely here S q lesson Of naenaaialitg
- which the politicians q tais State
might Nefi profit.
ATTORNEY Generals GFg5f
August = 1865.
Hon. EasH MeCHHoeIr, Secretary qE 7feas=
arRs
sin: I nave the honor 10 saN-, III reply
20 yoaf letter OF the IA inst, that, ia
nay opinion, il tne two persons 10 whom
you refer Is having resigned commits
si0ns IA tiae naval service OF tic United
States. ana accepted employment IA tue
rebel naval service, were born h the
United States, are, II otherwise qualified
competent according to the act Of June
g. 1861, To be officers Of vessels Of the
United States,
Ifthey were citizens before they en-
Gagged IN rebellion, they did not lose
9l4eir citizenship by becoming traitors.
They became liable to suffer the pains
and penalties which Che law fhdiets up-
en- convicted traitors, hut an not aware
that forfeiture q citizenship is enc Of
those pains and penalties.
Their conduct may have Impressed
upon them the qualified character Of en-
emies, but did net destroy their inherent
character as citizens which, by birth OF
otherwise, they acquired. Very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
JAMES SPEED,
Attorney Gen1.
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YES. ere people O @g&a# ea4aot91a
enjoy me nee, untfauneiied fighd OF
Suffrage So do thepeople Of irginia,
Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Eouisi-
ana, North Carolina and Texas. So
60 Gre people q England, France and
Prussia. But IN tjegt lgiaf7the chains,
nob 81 military, bat 4 political aespat-
ism, impede the fur expression of the
Popular Voice, and reduce che voting
population IN some counties 10 less than
half the number authorized to vote By
the Constitution. And this Is tie more
intolena6ie, When it Is known tasst the
test ogtA, presented by the Legislature of
West Virginia IS plainly il violation of
the CONSTITUTION OF TITS STATE, and
o. the Constitution Of the EI5ted States.
Thereea1lId bene streage44 proof hat the
Legislature itseif believed itslaw 7alco72-
aitafio7az, than the faetthatifisRaWa ask
ing to after tie Constitution, n 8i7is very
particular, 50 IS to enable 10 10 De done
which they should and must know Meg
have not the power er authority to do
byany passed under the Constitution
as it now exists.
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fanatics from the North, inopposition to
the wishes of the congregations who
worship therein.
he has intimated to Chief Justice Chase
that no attempt must be made to force
negro equality or negro suffrage upon
The people Of the South, against the
wishe- o' the latter; and thatthe people
OF each one Of the Southern States must
b. allowed to decide for themselves
whether or not they desiretohaye negro
mirage.
Fifth: He absolutely refused to see
Horace Greeley, which simple feet is q
Volume in itself.
Sixth. lie has causcd General Howard
to establish patrols fer the prevention Of
NEGRO instruction in the South, and has
informed that officer that, Il ihe head OF
Che H'feedmen's Bureau, and having Sc
large q military force Fl his command,
he VIII be held responsible il any such
instruction takes place.
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0erimts>8 crban0lnn9em

riminaI d t.. 9tttter Bomb. -
@eaern faunen folseube SGGe 8ur Ser9anblun8:
Su benz Safe Der gteseriu Otebecca See, alias &bonlaS
weI&e Der 8isanlie o~useIast mar, purre %beautraSt, BIZ
atase faIen gu lafien.
SsSib 5srS, ~ansetlast, 25 @dllOnen gBbistep III 8rO.
Ben ~berfauft su BADEN unb %. 2obine tpesen @erfaufa
hon @iaurren ais ItSteinpcbner ~auSetIaSt, tpurSen teibe
freiaefprpten.
6rieb. aeeler unb 9iaac g8iGicn, beS S4tpinbeIs in
stpei. ISIen a~nsetla9t; ni&t i8ulbiS. @eOr9 Spredel-
meber, in % Sdnen ~angeflast, Spirttlolen am Scnnta9
Serfanft gu Babeu, Sab bur& abolpR SpreePe $500
8HrSi6dft.
Der @eri&ts9cf Sertaste f6 Bis 6reitaS @fcr9en.
Sm Common PIeas @eri&t murherI seiterlI
feline ger6anblunsen borseucmmen. Stir bente itno bic
6ane BON go. 84-109 beftimmt. Sun @amfta9sternItn
merben bic GppeGationSfGIe bon ytc. 80 Dcrfpnmen.
SIM Watfengeri6 t ipurbe 2end Soft NIT Serpals
tuna bes IaGlaies bon Gatbarina SOP betraut.
SIN SuperiDrs 9 ri6t fam bic Gnti4GbiSnn9s1
aIase Der @ittrpe be8 Otto WtiIer Dor, weIber I'M Gpril
1864 bur@ bic Baltic. Sbio 8abu ~iiberfabret nnb setDba
tet tpurbe. Die 9febtsanpGlte Glep. @clf, @sq. unS %.
SbepBarb Brtan, esq.,, trater fir bic &lG9erir uno S.N.
eatrobe, ga, fir bic 8abnsGemp. auf. an elmer anbern
etele frbet f& elm auSfH9rliGer Seri@t bteieS TalIes.
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Neueres nus Gurnhu.

5altfar, 26. Set. = Der Dampfer
vNfrtca" BON liverpool am IA. Sctbr. ota
Q~ueenStOwn am 10. October 1T bier ange>
-temnlert.
2~Onbum, IA. Set. Nbenbs. = Die
G~prreIpOnDen3 spii6en STR. Mpants, bent arte
ritanil9en @elanbten uno Carl 8uiea, Be-
siieli9 Der bur6 Die ptraten erlt0rten dmeri'
tantl6en SGtfe pur@ an9lc=epnfOoertrte &a=
per, erre9te in England 9rObe5 Aufeben nnb
risf III ben 3eitun9en perl6iepene GUmmentare
ber1pr.
Ntan 6pTt, Dap Die 6ra9e auf cine 3ufrie=
pentt0enOe Beile 9elGit perOen tpiro.
Sic Gtmes entGdlt cine bdlbpft;iele Grtld-
rltns, baB bic britiiae Nesieruns ni@t NIT
Dem Gerfa6ren, bic @ntl6eioun9 elmer Gom=
mt1ipn pprsulegeu i'm Gtnflan9 ici.
8erbaftun9ea bon 5entsrn in Srlano bau'
ern fort.
Mabrtp, Is. Set. Gelern farben Bier
ITS VerIcnen ait Der @bclera, man bat $40
Rranfe.
Gtne erp6e Gerptrruns berrl4t in Der
Stdpt. g
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ionit mtlben @9aratter beS 9iin9linB5 taurt berututpen
fonnte. rtabate nnb Qiebe" ipurbe bier ~begpnnen unb
ipdter inter benz ~saftIiden Dad ber Grau bon Wol3o9el
%ScIeneet. OnS Stld trdst bic @puren Ger Gineride,
mel1e DE untreitpilige Serbannnng nnb Der idGere llnl
gang mt Der Xcbter feiner @aftfreInoin, 2Dtte bon lEDls
3cSen, ant feiu @,eniiitb unb ieinen @eif a~usitbterr. Sri
tten3lotl9fett nno bic unertpiberte 3nueigung jur s~eliebte1
SOtte ntaHtei Jpn gum i6rDfen, ia fat nngereGten Sritts
fer ber Ser9GGtniiIe ieiner 3eit. s erbinanb, Der Go9n
hes Prdfeenten, 3eripirft fiG nit ieinem Accommodation
Bater, Der bic refine eble 9ebe IeineB GDbneS CUR GD6ter
beS Wfnfitns WiiIer niGt begreifen fann. Sid bic @unff
letneS 9er5c9S lrebr 5l fi8era, min CT cine Serbtnbuns
ieines sobne8 nit Der Wtaitreie beS Ser3oe5, @miIie
Will torb, berbeifibren. &ls aIe 8pIItelungen beS
NdterS 1t~ IrlidtloS teiger, ninlrt CT 81 Orcbnn9en ieiuc
3nIn9t, ee@ Der Sctn, getreI benz Der @eIiebte1l seSes
benen Worte, bleibt fet Bel ieinem @nti6Ius, ienen
gtanb, feline GuSlt9tea auf bic bSGte Staatsanftelurg
uno letneIl abeliSen GtaHulbauut Der Treibeit ieineS
Sanoelns III cptern, Bis enbIi3 iein feiter GlaIbe Gil bic
Sfein9elt lstner 4nSe6eten burb Gift unb 9itSen eri4attert
ipirb. Jn Serbtnanb Iest S4iler'8 Sbeal beS nnd bin
SeriGer Treisett nnb llnabbGnststeit ~ftre6enben Sting
lin9S, benz bic 0iebe bD9teS Gut 1T. Sn 2Dui1
Sibt er ilnS elm Bib junsirGulitcr 2ieke, aber aud 5Hz
9lelb GROCER 9etttiger S9tpd6e, bic faft nnratitrli1 err
iGetnt. Sic bGlt es fir u~nntSsti&. bas elm bprneGmer
9err Elm arures Wfabden tprfliG Iieben fam, Moran al
lerbin8S bic un9ldubigen @ltern in 70 fern @6ulb BADEN,
neil tie in Serbtnanb's 2iebc nir unldltere 8ereDoriin6t
ieber. VI u rln, Elm feiser @pei6eIeder, 1T 3u ancn
G6le4ten fGRis, nnb it Der irene Seller bes BrGiibenter
in Der IusfibruHg ron G@urfen1trei9en.
DER Ntangel an Gaum nta1t cine lGn9ere Sritit nns
mS9iG, rno es If benz Qeier e~metobGeu, baS Gtdd, mel
6es gu ietner 3ett Spode semuGt BAT, ieI6ft gu ie9en, I'm
10 nlebr, oa bel gutter SeIetun9 Der 0tolen e8 auBer 3Dei-
fel ite9t, baB eS nun in ieiner gansen 8o1ItGnbi9teit INT
&arocterifii3en SGDnteit O~orgefiibrt tperben mirb. INT
e%beniOie9ri ME bas Gtat ieIbft bic aufmertiumteit bel
Publifunls 0%erSient, 10 Serbient Serr Meautert, BEL
ebte S%Hnftler, Der treus rnb unermibli6e 9irisent uni
9tegiiielr, bic Ii6erdle l1nterfibung nidt aleiu bes Sub
Iitutns d~bertanpt, icnbern aud Ipesien Der Wtit9Iieber bel
@%cnccrbia. SO fcate 9eute Niertanb febIel, Der CHM fiji
bic ~gebieSene G&Spfrns unleres @6iGGer BAT, uni
mem 5ustei& baran liegt, 9ru. Wtealbert fir BEN mieber
bOIten @enu6, ben er ben 9euti6en BON Baltimore Re
retet bat, feline Entertaining rnb Spmpet9ie gu BE
peien.
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Surge 1ages>W enigfeiten.

MiGebae9tlle, Ga, "a. Oct. Oa
Der16teDune Mitgliepsr CUR Staats=GOnom
tion sewd9lt wnroen, bic bon Der Nmneltie
auS9eIGIoGen fnD, 70 bat Der prUSiloriide
@puYerneur Sobnlpn Desbalb an DEN prdii=
benton 9eI9rieben rnp iofcrt bic Biographies
;3ult6erung erbalten, pab ale Nfttglteoer Der
Staatsz@ pnSenttpn, welde Bon Der Nrnneltie
aueseI6lp6en fno, piort parbpntrt tperOen
lUuen.
8erettS linb es beren 81 unb es linb 9erape
Die tii9tislten Der eetpdtlten Mit9lieoer.
Sprtngftelp, Ma1., Is. Set. Gin
Wann Namens gbarleS @raY Don Seem Sort
uer1t6te $500 in fuliden $50 @reenbad6 BET
Der 6ieligen erlten Nattcnalbanf ab3u9eben.
CT nurDe a%rretirt, naGoem er Die 9enannten
$500 unp cine anpere Stole NIT $500 neg
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eepcrIen Bate. Die NGten iparelt gut ndd-

seporIen batte. Die glOten fparen gut naG-
semadt.
8pfpm, 25, Set. Stir ben Stant @uint
1T Der 20. Ncp., nnb fir Stem 9amplbire Der
80. 9iosember also anfla9unssta9 anberaumt
wprben.
8UROn, 26. Ott. Gen. 8antS bielt beute
in @nlpen Dor ether iebr srUBem geriamm
lung cine TeOe, in pclAer er Die bon ibmt i'm
Suben befolete @siitif Dertbeipiete.
6aItfar, Is. Sft. Der ertpdrtete Oams
pier Nlia BON QiDerpDpl mar bis II l1br Na6tS
NOD nidt an9efcmmen.
NaibptGle, 35, Sctbr. Gtn sstpiRer
YaYnt, Der mebrere Sabre lang @alirer i'm
Quartiermeife . partement tpar, ipurce 9e=
tern auf Dem gGese na6 europa Oerbaftet,
neil er anseblt9 bic &e9ier1n9 betrCsem bat.
@r wurbe eesen 8iireidaft entIa1er unb Der
SAL wirb BON BEN WtlttarbebGrren utter uAt
nerDen.
New gprf, 25. Sct6r. Die Geutuntd
fam btute Nbenb bter an. Sire Na4rt4ten
linp S~eraltet.
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sOrNdtsmukrsstIn gesen Die GbOIera.

Stem gprt, 26. Sttbr. Der @sl unO=
Belts GummtHutr Bate belte nit ben 9arserz
metltern BON CLEVELAND, SerltY @ttY uno
8rpuflYn uro anbereu 8eamten etne 8era7
t6ung betrefs Der @rsreiftng BON Wabre'
selm ge9tn @inffleppun9 Der @bulera.
Gin 9 16luB wurpe 9efa6t, Die Ser. Staa'
ten @e9terung gu erluden, ein 6clpital errid=
ten 3l GaNen fur cbpleratranfe @Aif5mann-
lAaften unp @mtgranten.
Der 8ert6t BON etnem @bclerafale in
8rput(Yn wurDe BON Or. SaYre tn 96rebs
delfellt.
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GnmtnrOia>I beater.
g0iuer's ;, RabaIe unS eIebe :

Seute b mirb Serr 0ieaubert nit ieiner
@eieni6uft ,m ieinem 8enefis sbises &rauertptel i'm Sorl'
ecrbiasG beaten auf bic SHPne brtnSen. Va oaS PaplttnmI
inn Mnoemeinen Az bisIer STORYTELLING 3utritt but, 70 tpirS
cine fnr,e 0arItenung iber bic Genben3 i1nS ben &9arats
ter tes Gtiides sielsi&t ni&t rbne 3nterefie iein.
SabaIe unb &iebe ictpie aud S4tler's 6testo
ffnb 9inber zines bitteren SGidials. Ghs StHttSart Sers
bannt, biIlcs unb ~Derlafi'n, bate Der bon ieIuen' Sersog
Serfolate S&iGer enbIi6 Sci ieiusm in OppersPeint bel
Wtannbeint tppbnenben Sreunb Streiper EN- Mlpl 9elnh'
ben. Sitr lief Der srOBe Dl1ter le'nen @eluplsn Irs.sS
Qauf. inbem sr isinen @rpa sesen Stanbesrprstse inO
1eamtsnbsrrI&aft in Burte tleibete, bic man in benz
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J1eue On1ei0en.
Ofice Der COMMUNICATIVE Gr6fnuns Der
G+rnEpn ,
Baltimore, 26. DIT. 1855.

DWIETWVTtI AVH |FF |'
Dte @pmmiG1re fir @rG7nurg ter Sfrn6et IN 6r StooI
Baltimore Standardization bferntt, boB Ie bet tent Ns9tttrd'
tor Der Stabt Baltimore etnen 8ettft iber bic Werlnre,
MuSsaben un6 hes @eptnne8, d09e fhGbt unb 3u6elprcTen
Bet benfelten 3ur grSfnun9 Ser grantltn Court CUR Yrufung
~tepontrt BADEN unb aud spet ~erfldrenfe plane bela9tfr
Strasen, unb baB bic Nbfddsun8 ftG Els su beideter @ourt
belize Setten nit etneefGloGen. a%us6efnet pttb ais beabltts
ten bon 9pSeIs Zane BON @alperttr. 3u Sputbftr. tette Set
ten Der @Durt son 9%cItbupffr. 3u &rtpOets Iue9 bet6eSet'
ten son Tripplets Nlee ytDrtb unS Glib bed9ter Court, nns
sefi6r einbunbert Juft bette Setten BON @Uutbtr. %uneefGbr
e%tnbuntert Gue NOrb uno SGb teiG9ter Grdntlin Court. E
Serner bena6rtftt9en fe btermlt, bag Ie ib Dtenitag, len
81. DIT. nm IL nbr Wipr9en8 tn Der Gin Sna 6eriamnnein;
UNI trsenb etne bon Zen Serldtsbenen an9eleeenteiet trel6e
IN benz Gert6te %entbaltet ftnb, 3t prtfer, f0bGB treenb etne
eabet ~bettetlt9te Yerlpn Gtnpanb trbebGn tenn. -Hs
pbtItp &. . am 0 N, 20
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-27
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Wafbtngtpn, 25. Set, Das &riees=
9epartement bat nit 0enebmieung peS 0en.=
Qieut. Grant entlhteoen, baS @ioentbum bes
Senrp u. 2tiIe Don Girainia ni6t
surild;u9eben. Sen. SerrY'S Serfabren oer
Germet9eruns, bic @runDIt tide auf3u9eben, lit
pc( ItGnpi9 g%ebiaiet mprpen. NEiIes 6au8
miro nod tmmer olS cine S6ule fir bic Sin,
Der Der 8rei9ela1enen benibt unb Scbn
Srpwn'S 9G6ter ltnb Die 2%ebrerinnen.
Ga beiBt, DAP bef Nralipent ptele Wp6e
nod cine 8roclnmattun e%rlaIen peroe, ben
%. NpSember ais natipndlen OanflogungS=
tag beset6nenb.
Der Ssrt6t, DaB Mtr3 Serurtbeilt wuroe,
nur9en 9ebGn9t 3t rerpen, 1T pbue I3peifel
grunplps. Die Ne1ultate Der llnterlufun9
unO bas l1rtbetl ipurpen 9eltern Na6mittae
Dem 9ralipenten oprseltet bod Bis 1ente Shit
tag mar per1elbe mod sa feinem @ntI6luB &C.
tOmnten unp G&f~wabriGeinlt6 miro ct aud
np9 etni9eT Sage Sertret6et la1en.
= 6eute Woreen purpen 100 Hebeleu
parppnirt, Inter bener, wel6e e~eitern begna=
ptet murpen, befano t6 SO. 6. 8pn1am, ST.
@OuD. spn SIo Carolina unD @eneral IN
Der Nebelen Nrtnee, etne 3ettlang Uertreter
Ietnes States i'm Hebelen Gpnare6.
-9fa6ri6ten pOn Mpbile la9en, DAP Sen,
Sraae am -. bort anfdm unb na4 g6alb-
tnotcn reilen wtrb, ,m parbpn GIT lu6en.
= Die Tmneliii6e Sc Ianb1Aoit fam beuts
Mbenp besltitet Yrn Sefretdr Sewarp bier
an.
-@en. Grant neblt 5rau unb einem Gbeil
leines StateS peroen naGlte Wo6e SEEN gJUri
etnen Gelu4 MAIDEN.
Old TaYlUr lit nod in Wa1btn9tpn,
in Der 9blf6t, grlaubntB su etnem 8elud
bet leinsm S9waser Sef. Davis gut erwtr'
fen. Gr fat etnen Dlan, cine Ncttets@e le0=
Ibaft au erilinoen fiji ben 8au BON Baum
pp0e auf 3erIa1fnen eGnbereien i'm Mili1=
Tppi=Gbale.
-Der 9tebelelz@ General STERLING 9rtre
1T in @al6ington an9etOmmen, UNI Barbpn
gu 1Olem.
= SIR. Buchanan bat ben lebten Gprrec-
turbpaen lette5 0eldi6tSwertS 9elelen unb
bas 8u6 miro int 9auf e bes naGlten Mpnats
erlGetnen.
Der Steuer . Gpmmi1dr Srton ls9te
bertte feline @telle nieber. Man elarbt, bab
Der @e6ilfSz @cmmt1Gr 6. q. 3c1tns st iets
mem Nadfolser ernannt werpen tpirO.
-@5 betbt, baB Dem nddNten Gon9reB
GDrla9en 9entadt werben iO0en, Die li6 auf
@tabressln 3ur grneuerun9 pes &eciprrcitat5>
@ertraseS NIT CANADA bejteben.
@a1btngtpn, 26. Sct. Der S9abs
ants etretGr i6tdte beute ait ben Nl.=S6abz
meilter in Stem Sort fOlsenpe Depelde:
Die SubrrtpttOn auf bic fInf3ig Wt0ip~
men 5ai~nfSmun3tser 1T pOl. Die @N. S6abs
metter unb ~Nattonolbanten werben angetpie=
fen, naN Gmpfan9 Dieier Depel4e feline weite=
ren 3et6nun9en an3unebmen.
3. $. SEC Gullp6 .
-SO9n $. gfsaaun, Gr-9Ofmeiiter De,
Gun fGperntiOn fam Yprsete AbenD bier an
unb ltie9 lit @tGarb's 6Utel ab. 0elterr
Wtpreen tpuroe ct BON elmer Nn3abl 6reunoer
beiu6t. 9teasan beabliGtiet pen 9raltpea-
ten su + eiudet, bteie m fur letne 6reilaiuns 81
panfen unp unO pann naG ieiner 5eimatb IN
Gera5 st retlen.