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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-12
(@o,r, iYenser5 Des Baltimore Weder
r r. Martinsburg, Z. SUM 1865.

Fl r.,-e ~ q Ut"ttNHSUuty1 4. cSnH! 1OOO'
2n bic Teeattipn res 0edet. .~E
Is Saiger baGte, nidt an Die 0rauen BON
NlrtinspHr9 in ieinem Qcb9{an9: rGbret Die
5rluen, fe Eehten unp ueben, &C." oenu bic
NoIen, nelbe bic Wlrtineburger Qloie5 ben
He6etlen gum Strange 9epunoen baben, wartn
10 pol 9ornen, DaB ben Sobnnies Der Appetit
per9ing, in Wartin&burJ es lid semltbil& 81
maAer. Bon elmer Interchangeable pO4 n
ole Dlartinsburger 2loieS ni6tS piNen. Sir
ale. Sprdnen uns 0ran9llle, peI6e bic Dir
.l1ngen 8rie9e i1bre linen bra6ten, perlan9en
lie 5dtisflt Oh. 8ie Sic wiIIen, babe ih elm
i66a ,ausgeilQrtes bib rom Brdlioenten 2in@
coin mit9eopmmen, I'm Subicriptiunen oarauf
Su iammeln; b%ereitwilis, nit elmer wabren
p ttriotlIhen Y,etGt, wuroe baS Bib betradtet
uno Seoer uno SSeOe pOlte e8 boben. Aber
Oieie Glo,eS Don Dt1rtinsblr9 Tie ia9ten -
- Srtn9en Sic uns Elm 9etreues Counterfeit BON
Self. Soot@, ober 9enau g~etrcTfet nnc mobr
nluB IS audi Iein, uno mir poIlen ben aerl
naftId3lid auibinseu. 0er tein sutes uniOnz
9elibt bit, Ooer lberbaupt n / d. sound 1T on
the goose question, Der better bleibe neg roa
bi +, lOnit m06te es ibm ergeben, pie einem
~9epiJ{en !0errn, Der bier pgegansen wurce".
Nie notirli6, lit unier 6reuno Sobn Seller,
pte inmtr, Der erlte an Der Sprise uno miro
Don ietner brapen 5rau, tpie Die EebelIen foss
ten, ''the most bitter Yankee woman" 9ee
treuli6 untsrftiBt. Sh t6nnte Sbnen pieie
3blI,ahen mlttte.len, auf pelde @eiie tpdbs
reno Der Anpeienbeit Der 3etelen bic uaipn.
%seiinnur9 an Den Sag geIe9t puree, mic mad
Ger Sdla6t pou gettysburg, ala Die unionss
9efan9en, II cur6 Wartlnsburs sebrodt purcen
uno Die 0l6en ourb uor9ebaltene Sappnette
Den 6raueil pebrten, ben arrren bun9ri1en @es
lang men Sroo gu reid n, oieie S auen. uno
unter . tien 5rau Seller, oos 8roo iber ole
a6pfe Der Rebellen unlern SunsenS suplrfen,
m DEM Iroltrufe ''here it is for you, boys
three cheers for the Union forever" Q9ie
ferner elm Nebe4 Don elmer 6rau, peI3e einen
Sorb poll Sruo bate, einen 2alb tnufen polte
uno Ct Die ihnippiide Nnlwprt erbitlt, "oieles
BrO0 1T fir teinen 9lebell, %I0noern fir uuIere
Sun9ens 9eblder."
IS Mi De 81 pieI Eaum erioroeru, ale bieie
SDr9dnge auFjuSei6nen, aber i6 tann nitt uuu>
bin ausjurufen: Three cheers for the Union
Ladies' of M~artinsburg!
Sbr Guitap.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-12

bi fer ~latftan' erbS9t rem Is tb Oerfe, ben- lie mad bess
Steueruuiuse fir oureres @iJen bum nm Elm bis brst
&roseut per 'br Die g. I'm fnr iepes Salbi ,5r bur@
@cupcnS 3oblbar te DE / ttere ener ten Gbli dticn
be Sefi5t fab, BON ~btrietreu absei6nttten uup an is nj
cine" 8auquier oter sinc 9ant ~0erfauft p1bsu tSuueu.
Dies 1T
bic cin;i>c MnlciEc I'm WarFtr,
pet&e bic St'sie uas ofe irt uub biIeet riele Sc tte
3ieblin9Sanicibe ocS NOlfeS.
Die Nrtsn tisier olitteu Sere ftnb b. HJliG ker
ouesrn form unb ber oo 1T uerhuureuen g ~iSrle5isu teH
ostettS oer'au'ten SiebeuzD utsise,n gang stei&, blcs
0os IN be ~HeSieruuS eaS 8e&t 90 c6esaII, lie mad i6rsr
SSoei' Gle StH'en in Cob gu 6 9tc,ent ouftott in Vapisr
~el0 5n IeSen ~trsisy6neI NrUasOt 3u BIZ ,9ieu. Die sues
'crtSehten StePeu CUR 3 it tRrer su0Ic1iptiou pie 8 tere6eu
bis gum 10. 5ui IN Bapierselp as.
Die A~blieferuns Der Noten bieier er;tteu q RE h-
Stetens ! reisiJer beSinut am erfea Sui nub wirc mao
SenauHten! Datum 4rpupt uHo cbne uats,bre6uns e5fscs
tuirt iceroeu.
Die na6eteutente Gsrberuns. tuelte in ben GuSscrips
ions5eeineuuS n rieier britteu g re aeul5t MI re. bes
seot r9 MOS au' be 9ntcrt fen. bals bic 9nt reiieu in
Cob be5aR't wereeu, miro Ter VI NIB bee lestereu rem,
hneru Setras Der, IN BapierseD 3,blbareu Su{su a(eteo
t~onneu.
Die Wudte5r 81 3abturSen in ~ftiuserter WGr,e - In
pel&eu SALE alien bic Aesieruss bic % Ibl ber art NIB
Belle 6.t, IN WeI3-r fe ee 3mfen s,sabIen min.
pdrDe bic Preiie 70 itPr reerci tn unb al id MAIDEN. bos
GInfSafe, reJ1e MT 6 Froyent in @cto gem ,6t perreu.
ieneu weI@e nat f,ben u D eleitebntels gip,ent in ga.
pier ssu'a@t tnureen. ~o0afanpis slelS in pirpen.
Mln lublcriUirc lhGcu.
gDeniser ais S2oo.0OO.ooo Der DOM lettsu GOuares
outor ftrteu Haleipe fnr jest i'm Dla,fte. 9l6 Der US.
uGbnte oerie b,n 81 i3lesen. r0ire hie5e Suuime binusA
pier Ronotcn ~pers,iffen Feiu. unS ric Rotten tuerren o5us
3weiFL EN-: Rrau'le traSeu, ME 60 bisber beim s@luFe
er subic,iptiOueu anberr auIeiben b,r IscO mar.
G If nunm'5 pa9rfGeiuIi& bos MS
Ser Der seSenW S~rtiSeu 5erie benz BubIis
{ u m feiRe beoeuteupe 9 mule sur SUB
feriptioa 0 f ertrt 10 erb en- ptrh.
Oamit allen ShrSeru zines iebcu Gbe % b 8 Qaubes
@eeseu5eit SebOteu pirO. eisie arleib. "a u:bmsu, 10
BADEN f& bic Ratio aIz5onfen, Stats. y MEN uub
tsrirat SarquierS oes saudeu eaubes S~ereiuist, Sub.
icripttOueu gu 3 ri an3anebm II. Su6'cribeuteu baben
t5re eiseuen SJenteu III acS5Ieu, in pel&e fe Gertrauen
ieRen, NUDE an,iu fiji bic abIieieruns br Jtotsu, fir
pelSe fe guftrdae a~uuebueu, psrantportli& finb.
SAP @OUte,
Subferiptions. 2lsent, NbiIabeIptiG.
Nai, Zen 15., 1855.
Subltriptipncn ucrbcn ~anoenpmmct,
ucn DER
Griten NatipnaI, 8dnt, Baltimore.
3peiten
9ritter
Griten N1tionaI@ Pant, annapolis.
} Griten HltirnIl=9 dnt, Cumberland.
@riten NationdIbant, 9tenz Binoirr.
Griten NatIUnalbant, Betminlter.
(6br. 1915 DttiurN
Critic Gprip
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S0dft .ptnelbrIid, uus barbariid,c g, naabIuI9
-- zines geeSera. .
(gGn8 Ser 91iGmono Zines" n -,

unlere Xeler Deroen 1ld, ert1!1erE, od6 DOR
einieen Gaeen Die Gin ,eige in uniereu Spaiten
gentadt wurpe, Deb eiu 9Ie9er 5mai 9 t, StIls
ten SoIDaten am leBten Sonntag nab: Der Gle
pom Wiain uuo "a. StraBe geito6en babe.
Die Aaulen Der SOloaten iino Sergeant Serome
NQen, Don Comp. 8, 50. Stem Sort He0i=
raeut, welaer in Die SanO unp Nrp geiiOheu
muroe, uno Priuat Yeter g. Gldrfe, Comp, u,
SO. Stem gOrt 9te9iment, pelher i'm Nafen
uno On ben ShuItern perlpUnoet wurOe. Ser
Nome oes Reeers mar Geo Scctt 1Grs bate
3wei Serreu i~nluItirt uno lpurbe ppn Nlen uno
Glarte, tpeIhe, ais 5u Sol. 9reuber8 Wabe9e
b6riq, an Der Gde BON Dtdin uno "a. S1robs
l~taliOnirt tuaren,, eperFolet. sic bolten ibh Elm.
dllein Der !aerl bradte ibnen bid Den pyOmpz
TN @ebrau9 Seine5 Dleiiere iothe Wun EN- te,
pas iie ibn nlht feitbalten fonnten. ling flbr
um 18 ubr am 9tnltag 9lbeho tpuroe 'et jsocb
pom Glarte. Der fortpdbreno ouf Der 21uer Tag,
dnt Wiilitarp 3ence5pous a~rretirt uno mad oeM
Qlbbp @sfdn9nB 9ebra6t, mo rer bis 9sitern
| Worgen blieb, ais er Dor Sc. &reuser eeiibrt
wurce. q. . "it"e i .
Ga tsin 3pejfeI aber bic 9oentitdt bes
9eserS %eriftirte, 10 oerurtteilte i'm Colonel
8reuser, oab er cine Stunoe lung pom elmer
Abtheilung Don Neseru NIT Waiier be-
sDiien unb gepeitidt werben UNI
oaun init einem Ylacat nit Der Sni6r #: SD
babe 3pei pom Ger Srpfob 8aroe 9eitoGen"
psrieben, bur6 Die StraBen DER 5tupt seFibrt
peroen iolte, einen Grommlsr uno Yftifer.
tpelbe rem v&oeue'S 0iar6" Ipielen, poran,
uno cine Heibe SOIoaten nit %sefdIlten tupcnet:
ten an ieoer Settle. Dies oti6eben, loilte er
nab ber 95ro obmari6au's Office 9ebrudt unp
in einen Sor9 9eIest verren, aus Gem ein Stid
aei6nitten mar, seruoe 10 9rpb. UNI fem @eIi6i
frei gu Iu1en. Ser Sors puece pann FIT 5u.
a~enaseIt uuo auberbaLb peS @etduoes auf9e@
itelt. mo Der Neger, nudOem fem @slidt nit
Diebl tpelB getna6t worcen iplr, etni1e Stunoen
bleiben iplIte, ebe er fret 9etailen puroe. Dteie
Strafe puroe nttIt6 pplls
.s.-#~z .,. d, tea.-.
Anm. Der Neo. 9ieier Bgri6t lit, tpie oben
3u erieben Der Shines" eutnommen, oeren
Heoatteur ol8 Hebelle unO rubioter Sectiinnift
BET unit 1T, aIeiu uuter oer 9le9ioe 6lIed'e
fem Slait fOrt9eiebt bat. Sab Die wSlmes"
NIT Griumpb te'altiee Ylodri6ttn perbreitet,
ii notGrli6. Sic S6anetbat Iieot ober oarin,
boB Der Jfe9er Oh n gehbrige nnters
perurtbeiIt unD b, ltrait murpe uno
cab Der YroioB, Der elm oeutlder Opttentot
SI ietn l6eint, cine StraIe perhdnlt bat,
pe!6e ebenlc wilfibrlid pie canibuIiib lit.
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GlHlWlu uE( peCILLSIeW cSnSft mtJ Hre
~f1nterie 1'i@ $4,000 m
9as Frdn36i. SrenbencR egiment rlsal
pon-6 8atal4ouen 5000 ,
Die belsil6e 2e9ion ''s.5 1000
Sic 6Streihl1ae Qe9tpn 5000
Die Gontre9ueriaas 9ii >s-a21 1000
Gds gtt9srbatIIlon 500 .
Die einbeia.iihe Nrmee 10000 :.
SOtaL A3,0CO 81
DaSCn tcmmet auF ben n6rDItGen uruD norpz
6lltAen 36etl (ote Qinte oes Jtip 8ranpe,)
uno auf ScnUra Suapmd5 100000
Nuf Die Nfttte uaO Die i lllGbe &Gite ohm
9etabr. ..10,0U0
Nuf ben petli@en unO llOpeltIiGen 3beil
IOarac1 ......... 5000
Mn periAieoenen Vuntten i'm eSnneren unb
an Den 0ren5en $500
Sctal 43,700.
Ote ei9entltG meritontl6e J[otte sGblte
Dor &ur3em ni9t mebr ols IL Sdife init
$50 Sanoneu, cine milerable Madt, wel6e
ntat einmal fdbts mare, Die uGtbisen 9rupz
pentranspOrte 5u beloreen !. 5rantreiA hat
0eBbalb oieleS @eIHdft lbernumtnen.a al &
Die QanOurmee 1T ocrtrefaiG %uraotrnoii1trf.
ME iApn aus Der pbioen Observation-Disclosures
ertGtltA 1T. Sic ent6Glt ale Glemente 81
ner 9roBen Nrntee, lit Den S~erb6ltniNen pes
Qanpes on9epaBt uno jecer 8ermebruno "a.
Big, obne oob es nEtbtg ,p6re, bic uriprInalt=
DIE organization Al oer1nrern. Die BERTHE
ne Snlonterie gleiGt Der unlri9en, LIT iepO4
noonr@ niblider unp brdumbarer, bnB lie
II, rsSuiare sruppennbt9eilunssr unO Corps
9tta9trt 1T unD lOmcM ais leiGte 8eiteret
I'm WsFe4t. wie gum &unof4oftspienf unb
gorprltenotenlt sebrouGk meroen lam. y Die
S~ontrssnertu 9 Fno an eerdbtte iSeniifte
@rnppenaotpetlun9eI, tuel@e 8leta onfGn9li6
81 benz belc1oeren DitnR ufooniTrt purtes,.
Dix GonfSpertrten batten dbnli6e, burd cine
btiOnoere @onsrebacte sei9nFene, OroontIa=
tsUHes GtlnrpTe, @nvfetp &r.l bs bem Rcrs
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aefdlollen, paB mir pertrouenspuQ

8el6lpiieu, pap inter ben urIaden,
bic unS SUM SubeI beipe9en, eS niht Die legte
1T, DAB Der Sail Der 9tebeiIjon uno oa8 Gnpe
oes &rie9es uniere 9teaieruna uno pas Qdno
in Stanp iebsr, anf pen We9 oes Srtepeus unp
gu Der cronun9smdbi9en @ermaltuns Der
2~1noes9eiebe 5urid gu febren. '-.' '--.
Sefdlcifen cab wjr, 1T olaiben, oab
YarteiorsaniidtiOnen nur Nusen %trinseno mir
fen tSnnen, tDenn pieiylben ouf iubltlntiellen
uno letenstrdftiaen Brin,ipien ruben unp caf,
menn Obne Niidiiht aut prth5ttp atuufftesht erbal.
ten, file nur sur Grrei&ung cOrrlpter NUlihttu
pcIltiI6er Sntri9uanteu uuo Demdgo9en bieNen
une in ibren GiI fIlfien uno 6oIgen onrmiu8
ueroerbIiG lino; oaB ole 6ru8er, welde ieither
Die 8arteien trennten, nunmebr lubltantelI 9e=
LOFT uro emf hieOen ltno. ] ~-H. .+.'
Das Seiteben Der Union 1T 2ifeBt 9eii9e't,
Serratb uno, Seceiiion iino in Setter, Die
Stlduerei lit dus0erpttet, bic O6erberriblit Der
jiationol= hegierung lit felt beqrilnpet uno mir
balten oaflr, oab es iebt bic Yfli6t alIer treuen
Patrioten lit, iepes y irtei9eTlbl bel Settle gu
tperfen uno iih 81 pereiniger, Der 2lominiiIras
ticn bel benz gr0Ben B rte Oct MISUNDERSTANDING
beg Srieoens, Der GiniQfeit uno oe8 Wobl@
itanbeS iber oaS qauSe QGno ibre off'ne, berg
lihe uno unsetbeilte uatsritdbun5 gu geben.
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" eretntete gfaaten
$50 Nnfeibe.
brittle Sssts.
100000 @.

- ear
Guf ~Grma6tisups bes S6as mi iefre'Srs eferirt Der
unta3eionets, ueIG t General smbTcrgtiOuss GseHt fir
ben gertauf pom g3sreintsteu Gtaaten G8rtPpa2iersH III
BEN @ublfAn bic brittle Serie S@lsnOteu, psIae per
2abr f,beu unb DretssPnteIs groseut 3iuieu trassu, Bee
fGNnt Gle a4
100 81 nIeibe.
Die 3iuien gu 7-so grc5ent tetrGoeu
@inem Sent per Sos BON cine $50 StOh.
3Dci Gents 500 O1Ote.
S,bn $500 Note.
Spansig $1,000 NOte.
Gin Collar - $1,000 I1otc.
Dele gcten fine bonn Is. Sui 1855 o~useefteGt uue
brei 9ABre mad eenanutsm Gotum in guSi rGeIb beiHf
5abIb r orer fe tOHuen AUD je mao Ger BaFT res GiseE'
t6amers seSen
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Gas Cefen.

Gtnfo&e uub b~ppete @SsEVN sum Rc&eu. o ntfn. bum
6eiSen pCn 1aseIs1sen V@I N. fnrkbIsn ~ BIN bipisRsu
Wei6r M RsgL B G6bnta
(mstS1=M 50 gk H6atmtvk
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. Gbitago, z. Sunt. Die eaOrmen @innab.
men Der bleiigen Gsienbabneu.) Sn Der leg.
ten Bc6e pes DtOnots Utai n1bm Die Chicago
uno ~9iutSpeltern GIenb1bn ~GOmpusnie $49,<
O20.15 mebr Elm, ais in Dem corresponoireooen
Dtort # res per5angenen Sabres; = pdbreno
peg gansen WtUnuts betrus Dte Utebreinnabme
$1O2,O73.72 i'm 8er9let3 sum Wut 1864.
Die Nebreinndbme oes sun5en Sabres, oas
am 81. Wtai 1855 enoete, betru9 2,122,2 22
mebr alS in ben. an, 9Iei6em Sag 1864 su
Gnpe oeqanqenen sSSobr tl".+l '~AiH
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Cob, Si1ber,
unsunsbarss @elo, Attlen (stOds) vs..
nub anbsrt Dertspoptsrs nuS @anssn wtrs n ss'autt nut
MuG wsrb SustrtTe fus beSOrtrtts @eIb StvsGtt' ee
O5pper. 6drtefp s &C.,,
Wc I62 BaIttmcItt
fmai III, ueteu Mhdwt TresF Cf-ee
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Naeut,r.

SpeStaIsNte9tct1tne es N9t"t-r'
Grittc Muoonbc . r .. St. 40 9trtcn
ousas asSen nnnr BEN Datum POM Is iult 1865.
2ablbar ret So re rom D t m Ia saneblr n Gr!es sses
einlS bIr, pat usunft Bee Sefsr t.
y, st. $40 feds proS. 00Ic sable be Siniea.
tr 4 tt iBt Get, i. Subicrtpt Onen eni6t6e ~ nfpneHt
obIlsith hr s rtsrefitn bs sum 10 5plt. GtrkIben mere
rem am l. 5 nj fert 9 ietH
Dfeftstfb ie etu;tse anIetbe IA RGrtt'
wet&ebte kteterUTs off rttt une TIRE 6Testn
8crtbttIs mad n Ne 81 er
ar6bten popuIdren Wnleibe oeS Bottles.
u 2 G lGub n bic urItae GrmmtiFS a1sn Sln! n. Ban:
tiers unb Cbslern unp Itetsrn be Nc en- II ! IN tr6e"S
efaeu FbeiI brs Qaabes. ARan meiee 1n G,fert 81
~eb uDer RcRtm,
NO@de y I tmsre L. Ga pertar.
mat22SI Subfrlpr0us aeen!en. odltm0f ws"
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anTI6neioeEet, ober auf ieinsa Gib fUaroe ibm
3snae BOD Slauben f&enfen.
8suse SObn S. Serb Iaqte, SpaneIer
let IN leInem Itenit friecfertis uno rprbloefinnt
uno nIbt DIT betrunfen aeipeieu. babe nur cine
nal lett 4 Sobren i'm NauI6 Streit oebobt.
nlemalS pol!tli6e @eIinnunaen Iaut peroen
=taiien1 ober anoern Berloneu peuio 8ertruuea
ein9efl6bt oa er gu wenio Selbitohtuuo bpSos
Cine Nn5abl Don 3eusen tpurre pom Seireu
Oer Anaq9e IN Se5us ouf ben 2eumunp uno
ole Nabtbe'tStreue oes Gntla1unasseuaen 8.
~ BATES Dcr9erufen.
5eH9e 8m. Wbeeler iaete, bus Der
Seumuno oeS Warcus $. NortOn in 8e,uo
out ceien Snte9ritat unb 8obrbeitsliebe ant
iei. y"
3e1gs e'ita 8 S. Spbses teunt Mur.
Gus y. Morton felt II Sabren uno bat niemo[o
etDa9 pom lbm a9eb6rt, mas nelIen outen Muf
be%etntrdhti9en f6nute.
+ 9err =. VI. O.a n a icentifijirt semiEe 8rieTe,
Die CT ais 8ebllf o- 8rieeS= Setretdr Don General
Sp erbdIten bat. Giner 1T pom II. 9lopem.
Der 1861 oattrt uno erIdutsrt ben onoern.
DIAN butte tie III einem @iienbabn=8 a9eon Der
8. NUenue IN 9few YOrt 9~efuuoeu uno tie lno
be'e1tS oerOffentltht wOroen. 3mse babe ole
Sriefe nd6 benz @mpfang benz Nrdiioeut 2in=
Din por1elegt, Der lie anllb, obne oariber cine
belOaoefe Semertuns 3a MAIDEN, ia ie bios Elm
5ellplel ltnter pielen %biloeten. Die fcrtpdbrenc
etnttef'n. % SnoeIen Ie9te Oer prdioent ienen
Dhttbetlun9en rnebr 8eoeutuns ais ben ibriaeu
bel. oenn' bet Prdlioent ibrteb, mie 3euae
ipdterbin fanO, ouf Oen umihlas nit eiane,
0dno NiInIiinatipn".
Da5 @eriht uert1otp TN. q a#
rG: q -, IO-n.- G
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SDS XRuHC ~ LVUySbN"S"~ wv
ftlIfhaft.
Der frIbtrs uuter. As'lter
@ermania 6eueru, rliberungss8eI ui@at',.
6. s Daeaer. IL felt large 5 u dus me '' a nss
sntIdI n. yDer In otefer. untsr ben Seatfb Saittncrfb
70 iebt ~beIisptsa Gerapcsnts . 1 v,rFter wantGt tcnmt
ptrttt In mei'e
Cfi c, 01r. SO Se.onrHr , 4 Ereppc bod
sraee ter Bsn Ofuce ses' I0sr.
Sas G ut VI er , ernantI 81 duft IN it7t auf
brFt Ste tel tuition DoII. unp Jer BIZ edpff
. 9 ppatena n MITE 5 d rbe { u B 10 uecet tie b mIb' "a
oas MIR 70 ret@it& &eatt, G.rrIneu miner Nu lSEn
enabSle~t. fesntr az SsmGore1.
4uauf Gnstfr.
tbt2W) @tutrel @b M IL WIrplare.
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3 MmIeibe.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27
IEWS FROM SAVANNAH.
Discussion On the ReIaliatOrY
Resolution.
FROM MEADVILLE.
Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.l
MEADvILLE, Pa, Jan. 26-9P. !


One of the boldest bank robberies ever
perpetrated, occurred in this place, at six
o'clock this evening. S. P. Officer, Cashier
of the Bank of Crawford County, was at
the desk counting the money, aided by his
son, they being the only persons known to
be in the bank A window twenty feet in
their rear, was suddenly burst in, and at
the same instant all the lights were extin-
guished, caused by the gas pipe being
wrenched from the ceiling tothe floor As
soon as q light could be struck it was found
that box containing $l5O,OOO in Govern
msnt bonds which hsd stood upon desk
near the window, had been stolen.
The circumstances of the robbery show
that there were at least two parties con-
cerned in it, and that one of them had
been secreted in the building.
Fortunately for the Bank and for those
who were in it they had heard nothing
until the crash came, as they would un-
doubtedly have been murdered and the
money which they were handling stolen if
they had offered any resistance.
A reward of five thousand dollars is Of
fered for the discovery OF the thieves.
The Bank is upon the main business
street, running back upon an alley. The
operators must have been old and desper-
ate hands.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27
Associated Press Report.
FROm TIE ARMY OF THE JAMES.

FROM THE ARMY OF THE JAMES.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE JAMES, /
Jan. "a.
Last night the enemy made an uHsuc-
cessful attempt 10 run past our batteries.
They took advantage of the storm and
darkness to send down feet of eight yes
sells of war and three torpedo boats. This
feet consisted of the Virginia, Fredericks-
burg and Richmond, ironclsds mounting
four guns each, the wooden vessels Drury,
Nssemond and Hampton, of two guns
esch, the Bedford, one gun, the steamer
Torpedo, and three torpedo boats.
The following are the particulars IS far
they could be sscertsined from deserter
from the expedition, who came into our
lines after daylight this morning: The
feet left its moorings about six o'clock last
evening, and preceded quietly until it got
to our batteries, when they were discovered
and Immediately the batteries opened on
them, to which they replied. At about
twelve O'Clock they succeeded in putting
the chain in front of our distractions be-
yond the lower end of the Dutch Gap Canal,
when the Frederickurg nnder full head
Of steam passed through the obstruction,
COuplotoly uoulOLhulHS Ouo VI Luo buuAoA
canal boats. The Richmond, Virginia and
Drury, in attempting to follow, grounded,
when the fredericksburg had to go to their
assistance, The Drury could not be got
on, and was oblised to be sbandoded, as il
was now daylight, and they were in range
of Battery Parsons. As soon as it became
light the battery opened on the Drury, one
of the shulls falling in her mag gazine. which
exploded, completely demolishing her, and
the remainder of the feet again madeth theil
way back up the river. It was supposed
that an attempt would be rnade to &C
through again tonight, though what theii
destination may be can merely be sur
missed.
The only damage done was the dis
mounting of one gun on Fort Brady. De
serters report only one man killed and tw
wounded by the explosion of the Drrlry
and four deserters swan ashore and csvm
into our lines.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-27
SOUTHERN NEWS.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 26.

NEW 1ORK, Jan. 70
A private letter says the proposition of
the rebels to make st. Marks, Florida, q
blockade running port will not succeed as
Lieutenant Rockwell has three vessels
there able to put stop to any such oper-
stions.
The Richmond Inquirer says it is thought
the existing Cabinet has pretty much ex-
hausted its intellectual resources without
achieving very brilliant, Illuminated or
individual fame, and that q new set with
fresh ideas and wide awake characteristics,
is especially desirable at the present time
The Anglo-rebel blockade runners hsve
slresdy been informed Of the fall of Fort
Fisher, the Owl having run in and made
her escape out again the night before the
evacuation of Fort Caswen-
The Wilmington North CaToliniaR says
of operations in its vicinity: The fierce
part of the combat is yet to come. The
Yankees elated with success will attempt to
beat back our troops, With reinforcements
continually arriving and the position our
lines have assumed, we trust his next effort
will be futile one. Both armies are forti-
flying in their respective positions, and hot
work may be looked for at any day.
The Raleigh Progress, of the 10th, says ::
Persons wholeft Wilmington on the 18th
say the rebel forces fell back to within
eight miles of the city, and General Terry
had demanded the surrender Of the place,
giving Bragg to the 10th to answer.
The removal of all public property was
going on as fast as possible, and we doubt
not every preparation was making to fall
back.
Persons from there say all is confusion
at Wilmington The general impression
was that the place would go and that most
of the people would remain.