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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-25
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News rlean6,2 %. @ug. Der Dam
pier Star Of tie Soutb"- BON 96ilaoelpbia
Die Betern Mstrupolt5" unO Der uMorninl
Star" bon Nep gOrt lEnp beuts bier etnse
trOfen.
Gen. Mai Brisbt, Communicates bes
Departments Don Seras, lit in 0aloeitOr
angefpmIten
3pet Bagen, nit Y Sauem @aumrpoGt
beIacen, fnO am Il. D. 80 3ptl6sn @aloe=
itOn unO 6oultcn perbranrt. Der GerluI
betrd9t $4,000 in Spe3te,
@atrp, %. Nug. Der Dampfer Sl1pe=
rtOr O3n Goana0iQe puliirte BIER pprbei mil
$40 urO Der Continental nit $50 8aQeu
8lumpp1e. r.ea ia
Der eritt 8aQen 8aumpOle, Der pm Sc
ras na4 SEEM Orleans fam uto in 8ra3o6
Country ge3Ogen mar, tpurpe am 16. gu 5144
Gts. %perfouft
DaS Mtmpbi5 Bulletin, wel9e5 teta Elm
mtlAieper1eS untOnablatt mar, entbalt etne
btttere 8eiNperDe 9e9en GOup. 8ropnlon
rpegen letne8 5Aretbena gegen Die Suoen.
Muf Den 6elDern am 3a1abat6ie JttYer
rtNtet Der Wurm nO1 otelen 26apm an.
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Mpr1 SsnTnfn.

Buffalo, %. Nug. Sn OOri9er Na6t
FAM Die 1nterluGun9 se9en oa5 Iptritualiltt=
ibe Meptum Golfeiter DOR Dem 8unDe5ge=
rtdt ba6ier gu Gnoe, ltno Die Sadie wurDe
ben @eIdmprenen iibergeber. 6eute Sorrnit=
tag eaben le ibr SerOift 9emaB Der Qntla9e
al, ndmli6 : npaB GplGeiter Elm 0audler It"
8iAter 6aa brbielt li@ ppr, Da5 llrtbeil ipa=
terbin gu ipreaen. Dem 9rO5eB batten ls1r
Stele Spirttualii ten nnp Sptrttualtltinen bet=
9epDbnt.
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0ampfsr erplpsirt

9put8StGIe, %. 9ug, Der Dampfer
UNrsuip $50. 3 BON GatrO na2 Cincinnati,
NIT Dem 70, SbiO Snf, He9iment, 300 Sc.
fart, 1T an Wtpnta9 NbenD bet 6alielpa
2anDung, 8 Meilen unterbalb 2Oui6otue, ami.
q~eIosen, Der &efiel erpIpotrte unp II 0er
Ionen wurDen oerbritbt, 3pei fnnoen auge1-
blidli9 ibren SOB, 5pet anpere merpen nod
Ierben. Son 80 BIS 40, Die a6er 8orp lprans
oen, Iino = e%rtrunfen.
Der Oampfer n@r9pIp $50. 1 unp elm Ra=
nonenbpot bef6rperten oa5 Re9imeut metter.
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g. gu Sam!lienz
r&%EIMaE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Der Damn ser v5teb1anb 2t8bt*, Gapt. 8. Str.
ptu, tf tn Der elsSantearn gDetie tersert9tet ipOrten urs
fGbrt aunnaebr rteeindBIs tn fol9euber gBeifs: Der Dam .
pier peridet bic E5erfte iebsn wiprsaa um ~ utr unb tdbrt
oaA u nunpOItS 2abeIe &rDset SIS 4
RtBtr uub saraf; nit bttten, Dampfer ~fapreaoe 9rrfp
men batsn ~asunseao 3eit, nm Ia Der 9.eels CSrpSe cine
erepen Gpstl Des Easts sutrtn5en uab abenbs su renter
3ets mad e~dlftmpre suruatssrsn Sn f6nnen.
%5enFaGs fdtrt r ~eflmdsi8 teoen Dtenfds wab 5retta3 ber
DpTr. ~ a m tpu =, @ap:. S. d. Griffith. na@ 81. Wt.
6aels unb g.tlss Rtper 5etrp Unb jEr16. 9erfsibe Der.
ldet ban aDbarf UNI 7 ubr Utor9gns.
a@- S4mtiteG.&rca rHons. gtuete terben tn Der Office.
GGe BON Qtabts MAI GGnibenfr.. Ysrfduft.
Gfnn2HIk G a nj o 81 [ IA hP a 4
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Ddnffagnug+
Gbre, benz She aebGbret

@lS Trdifert Der tegtffen pere risten Ginger sn Sal
ttmUre fIble 16 III d Srn. @ecrg 8idel, rem @erfaner sei
terrtt6en, I'm g%eiirtoet gsptdfr" E idtenenen unb can eeut
lrtn 2 dneern y II Bal irtrre g%enittnrten eietes: y SO :
tnbetn fcfgei@tCffener 8unb". su GAM
reeauern, bus ter qenia.e O,6tsr 6r. 3 del fein Ortaiuai
10 ipat per6nent i@t patrenp cine gstreue ~ ppte" ~esfeiser
idOn. rpr met as ;nanBtg Satrtn IN aaea @auen Eentl@'
Seer irate ser aug&eliGe @eriad,r, eeTen Namen I'm Or,
pbeus 3u fn@ntit ith mi; fre1n,en Sc E n aeibudidt taben:
Serr Sidet murse uns song BON 9dItmere 3u nod 0r>-
ssrem J ante %perttnten. psnn er uns irer bteic DcpPel'
NutbOr lhaIt Muff!arWns gdte.
9ptn 8 m m etert
(tr) HrG9 Ter teretu z dn1er pn Ydltttnpre,
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1lCNg ll!lirlllCn.
Epoe8=Mamrihf.

@efern IIrrsen~ farb nab t rasr 6 -anttett
WttteG III SET 6 eebpre i'm Tebruor 1885
lit &ctrta9 tet 6etpelbtrg Gretber3pstbum pa
rem. Selt 1913 IN cteieS 0lnc einsemantert,
Geb-e CT sen gr6B en- 3beii tieiet 3eit In biefser
StlOt- &c II 9e. rdbntB f Get beute yla6mtt-
ia Uni 5 lltr BON feiner 1tta fung IN 5ret ir.
fatt. (tr)
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@GlmlDt & Wcrger's
(ftahsr $. @G6arbt's

Wtinera[paierz uno Sari aporiQa= 5abrif,
0p. IL 9. 6reberiGfr., Baltimore.
llafrn s euns II ippte etren, gees ten pnbltfum TIM an.
semetnsn fnaGsn ptr biernit be ~creebenee Mns'tge, bab pir
ootgss efbaft Iber4rmn men uno f%rrtflbrsn perben. fed
ssten Stof ~ 1t m. Mu$ bettsin ttr bs b.f it. Dbila
Ce pasa Nle une pprttr, nelde BET uHkrn Greib;ru Gets 81
b1sfn fnb.
~ @eeufaas Gaben mir etne 8rrg' Iuspabl g .
BON 6r t.einffen Bite 5Rr sr6Bten Sprte mir Nsetnhlnb,ei
no Sterbrauer, bolierne Spu ha uno Gaerfaeto II tn gre
Ser Nuspabl ~pprratbts bic MIR sur ~Genet8ten A6na6ue em
Sfebien ~(4alg6ntl
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D1b- Jn1fitut O1ufff Sd,nTe-

Die Inter Id tsfunten bteier 9Gule werhen Wcrtas, rem
A. Sep emb r unttr settun9 res grpf. S. 80. Deems mierer
i9ren Mnf.n9 %nebnten.
@sal un0 S frurentll+ARuFf wirb In aaea granden
ma b hem @lare Der beften carppd' iden SGulen lnterrtd tct.
pfrI nen, pelhe &at baben, Ito, an b etr SHale AL betbei-
ltgen r0aen bet 3etten tore 4nnslEunsen mat en-, uni nit
GER Cal II Gnsuf n9en.
Mayer< @ustunft 1pttb ertbeilt Bel Sem gftusr Ger Snfttut
Sale. 3. %. &tRe
,.4ag-4ip) Sprfter ef Wtuit e omite.
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Spu wltaonrt u..b 2,rsanfas.

ct. QpuiS, %. Nu9ult. Sen. Sre-
mont nil an Der SptBe elmer GUmpa9nte
Don GfltGen Gapttalilten etnen srcben StrtGj
BON Miaeralanpereien i'm Staat DltIluuri
onfaufen, uno in Ct. 9Uut6 elm groBea Gtab-
G6ement CUR 8abricatipu pUn @iienbabnldte-
nen erri6ten.
Sr. 8utterfelb, 81 eftor Der Sutterfelb
Strrlaup 6ranpcrt Gcmpa9nte tat Nrran9e=
meut8 gum 6tadttranspUrt BON 9aprenre IN
&anlaS naA 9eu @ferirO unD Ari3pma setrpf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-25
500 7Gc Str46e,

@Daf9tngtpn .. 6 ID dug. 1865.
Die ~fplserten periO Ell pOAsn m~eribvpae W'titetluneen
Sci MIR snts gen. etrt9n:
3r0ns raprs'dt angebli6 Gaufaann su g3a' binStDn-
GarI Ntbs,t @iatb aus &p5!tn-lRt,rel m S.der. &atocepnih
III 3tttnt ,on-guuoO Spletter, s. Dt, fer = Gapt Rcrer d.
Ibeame- 9isut S @runer, pom "a. ga. 0te6t - &.eut JDils
5biarter rs. gteat.
@ettfenbungen mad @urppa wgrSsn t69lt@ te
for6ert tpA IT II IN rer uno Ger Nulete Seau msitfeit
Ger OcnnfrStaN Der 9BcGe ipe5ieut fur tte IN abne une
+. f,rtise Grpeptionen Son 0,ftiummena tetaumt.
Giff5sN ccorre nesten pr rnpt unp ) its fir BE
eSp7ftetenee Ser It Satipn ~efettuitt.
Bir baben Die AgenIur fir Die neue lnb feh%t fetlere dnne.
rttantl e OaInpI&tlt 6 ME s~mifden Stem 3 IT uuD 8remen
,Gtrcdtaa, a. geBenb am 10 IS ueeturin!nea.
s-rsa NItreo q d Ii GtnB,
8ce.gpnfulat Der gtielerlanbe unD Agentur Der
@eaeral=G ii nlulate Sen preufen, SaAisn, gan
(mp298) ncSer. gjaGeu E,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-25
Nenefe Na6ri6teu.
seleQrap6irt fir sen Baltimore @eder".
@nn SEnrt Man1nrne.

6ort @OnrOs, %, aus. GeiFern
ertrant eth SUbn6en peS !6ru, @olttns, etne8
gebrer5 bon gfOrfplf, mel6er nit ietnen 3Gg-
ltn9en etne Dampfer=G rcurliUn mndte.
3metbunpert 9ferbe nno bunpert Maula
THERE rperpen am 81. in 9ipriUlf in Efentli6e
MucttOm purG Negierun98agenten perfauft
perpen.
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sa,retelid,ss GNtubahnuuaticqq.

Grte, pa., q. Dug, 5eute @crgen
ltieB auf Der Otl Greef Sabn Elm 9aifagier3ug
nit einem 6r34t3ug %5ulammen, pobei 8 Ser
Ionen set6ptet unp 10 Bis 10 ~0er,punpet
tpurpen. -. "a
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Eaef0GftS.1eeleamn

6te.burG sur gefdlteen TaArt@t, bab ber 1lntersft&u net
lin LabafS- G5e fb at pGa &dt 0aItintere anb 5reberid Str
na5 FeEnem neien sesaamtSeu 2pgele Rs. 81 graanGs ploes
8 I9aren DfGiaa paa Soulful, Detle1i 99t aRh bttSet b5i
ism Sister ,efNenfte !~Sa;radem 9u& anf fetn neGet esfa
45erseasen ~ no Gsp,. antet 3aH4ernns Drosapter nnb real
Ter Tshisaaae.
9ofGb9 8 1sSker
(GsIf-s. stG. 81 Gr@snJe plaza ag5s Gsss5ar.
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So 8etptnuna.

Mm Otenfa8 NdGnitta9 purte Elm Npti3buh auf lem
g8e e ben 5steraltil na6 rem Stisenbpf prer auf titfem
elre gesen etne 8e!pbuunS non SIS in SO q 9snrteitetr
absuael en-. (bpl
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9tncb Wetcrgduro lnS Nihmrnb.

Der Tampfer PETERSBURG finst Sire tag an su Iaten
Ine perlaBt Gtsbttr 9tarf fir 4ee Surg unp &tGrnpnr
S9mita9 pen 26. Inent Ya mt tags 3 1tr.
Weeen 8rdDt unO @aiaSe, lppte Stltsr, Ems NIB anters
Sequeml'dfeIten suna S@ialtn, peGbe man iA All
IS. . rdnot IT,
o SO 9t8btltr. Gbarf.
N8. 3n 5Olse 1T aae Sraht ert nad I&eteuer Qiefe
rnn9 tr Sa'sr IN Petersburg un0 sttbmpns iu ~te;ablen.
loprlal
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WoC6m0ton, o. C.

HSelbfmorb etneS S6asomts-
Glerf.- Scr. @eprg q, Clifford, unqefabr
50 Sabre alt, Elm @lert 4. GlaTe i'm Departe.
n'ent Der Snneren Gepenne, mel6er felt emit
gen Wo6en i'm NatiOnal Sptel lpsirts, lprang
am Nttttmp0 Mor9en aus einem Genlter i'm
D 9tOdmert be5 !5rtelS auf pus @flal ter unp
'erlebte It9 berart, paB er BALD parauf tarb.
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2Irhelfer 'Scrrln.

Gie Wttsiieter merten biermit bena trt6ti9t taB Sdmmt
Tide Nit9l ebafarten bis gum l. Sept. erneuert fein muIIen
3 eFeIb. n perpen Srnnta9S i'm 0ereinslotaI pbsr Bet zen
Sefr.td r, 2U6 2ertnstDnfr, aus teferttst.-
Z. S6er3er ptdG
lfrill $ Gantb1nel SER.
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Gintpcihnra

fe3 nellen WefDDIOC0 OFT ArHIelIlI9Iel[3 Wet1lelflOe
DE fcierltde @tnreibune he's reuen @eirSlbes ter @pans.
9utb D. etsnistetts Genetnre en- Der 2rappe @rpS hnb t
5puntls @atmtt as UNI 8 llbr fatt. Nle 80 tslteber nnb
5reunbe Der Gernenre ino b6fi6t baSu etnsell en-.
lfidl s m VI q N II be 8 g II henrnth&
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J . 2 II 2 : IT Ut
(r) prGI. ter rerein 2 anger pm Baltimore.
9ur y1ahfeicr oye 9 Aifenfeffcs

9pft RELY nddfen Cd ieetaa, DOnn rffa5 rem L. Sept.
q d d M t t t a 0 8 ptrt Der $ ! { a n G r inter Su-
perrin en- enee Der g 6 i It . 6 m nttttee auf9e
raffeli Dber eeipielt, uno tatct ietes Wtttiptslenbsn He6t
f trlp teridit9 .tgt perGen
(fr;a) s. ID. G. Nrmbrufer
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Gbre, tucul G9re ae6iihrt!

aterrna!s bat bic -@ermaRts 6tuer.0er5t6e.
runs s"@tfetfdaft" tire fncn oGae!aetr bif.nrte
eiberaltiSs anb YunhIttte.t bepteien iuben, rtr SleieIbe
cen ant il. Suit erIitteuen 8s, tut pclfcmraen unS an r,,t-
nr erSPten 3ufrterentttt Grfrtte uuo face ID, hermit on,
a8enten 5rn Ausuf AnGIsr, Sc. IS 5eegaSsr., Bfi' ntIt%
metnen Ddnf. 'H'"'''V
Ertebrt@ 86nte,
UltZ+-l SEQ hH ". caroline ctr.
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Meue Bzareu,

ae1ter gmmentbaIer S6weiber Sale, 2tmbur=
ger, 5Oa. 6driage, earoelen, Sorcines, Semi,
Gerpslat @utit, Olipen6l
oilisf i'm Grpsea Set
@. 50. NcebeI,
(ft15-sI 379 ID @dlttnprefr.
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a SSn B~ai1tngtOt beliebr man 8eitsluageu
jar ben tsAliGen lrnO wDdlentliGett DgGefer"
SE6IcrtprlOlicil ute Wn5eigenl ollrth Oen Mgsatea
0rll, s., &, DiiebfelDt, l20 6 Str, 81 autlels,
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MufaepaBt!

Dtr faufeu I,rtpdbrtnb
baHmipDQene 2umpen
jeter Grt, alte Su6er, pAmpblete, Setiua0 spIpitr u. E. 10.
unp sa9led he tbhEsn @.e.e baar.
8ntebt & Spbnfen
(25au3mt) Il 6, GtorleSar.
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@eber'8 1SGrG
Go'1a'stsvz@Os5cgcr

EHyEE IL Ter
- Sisel Soue, Jo. 1873 GlO 8orbtr.
ststnsn Jrsunben uab sea eu9nPa,n ssise ID hermit e..
asbeEf an, eaBt6 sPtJest an ieaen 5tpEgsa, Iltfspgh urb
SarahaS 1tsne @pncerf III laatntaf 29ai et5atier unb ubers
9tes isoea 1fenta5 e:!sr 62itfGten sung nuf,tiGen nerbe.
Oabsi ssr3atfe i& 3USn IaasTnfdutstS g aesrjier, has ais
aussesetpnsts WsGeeahAI}'tg rio nit1f 5GFannt ia er
Gtntrttt IA frsi. as JdbIrstdath Ssetud btttst
(27mat3Vp1 1Roro6eb
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- Nn WaoiDn Sane.
Der uuter 3si4uste ma 1T isintn S~rsungen, fc,pis Ssr, y.
ebr,sn publtfIc, bterrlst bic e~rsetenfe @nSesae. bas Of Il,
au Na6tiSn &csnRf nabs rem part ~eeltaene @orten. Iytrts~
ftaft nsu etngeriStfs h1t uS aae @esrdnfe uno Sbetfeu
oerabretbt "a. -
Gtsrreda anS gSnfsft gatatrslU&dsr &c. srErt au6 Sua =.
tags SerGbrftGt.
Inn ,aetretaGa 3rfpru5 bitief
(1fni $ 1W2ti ~ Il enrn ~ mo.
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All MD q. Gniefino'S
B0M 81 e e q rant
Bein unb 2aoe rbier G0lpn
go. 448 Siebente &traBe,
swil&en s unb g Str,
Q3ilt3WlD % dfttn atom, q. 8.
HAgeeiit@, Niquor> L. Delirltbe isriitstr.
go 9alloiun9.
10 asa Gse.1nfpIoonia 2tpe., gsafbinstUn, .. s
Ogr1 eeebrtsn psblit m made i'd tterratt btr ~ersfbrnfe
Iustfoe, os ib ptiefS @et6dft ppa Srn naufcr faufltt
,jh rtftIer
Wetn= Stube
dnbsn fte ~eee9rten safe jeeeriett IL II. nbs GjetrduIe un6 re-
.itate S,eifen. I'm ga lret6ea j3uiprnG btttet
Srteprt6 Red,
(ouaI6I) 457 DennS. Ype raAe 8 Ctr.
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2u perlnlethen:
6. IS BIZ. &ramh.

u-9ar unO 0ibsin 98eine, { unS0filds uno Sd
talpOd @eine, 6auana uno 0Omeltlc Sigarre1.
@cn beute All p c 6 e unb rptte SO n e gu TO-
rs unS IS Cts. pr 9 tedpe1 rnc So * unoSA bic @aA'
BE grGBeyn Quant saten rerbalrnsBmaBts b'a9er.
t~25an3nf) @'
fT1a1 ". 9oiiten's
N sas1 YN q tauration, Wcinz unb 8i@rsSalon,
sH.ESAs on 6 Str sriiden 10 II. 20. Str (eestnutsr
TEN Giarftl % afbta8tDn, 8. g.,
bistet Softer, tas 8eae, mas 8aGeu nb 2eGsr ~lisfern.
tila 63Ntl
STT0 8. 0gia'5
s.lagGI. 81 Garfem,
gdt ppn 9. StraBe unb Ysnnlplpania Npenre
FtaSs Yarb.
47fuf9U1t 80 dfbtn stpn. 3. 6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
The Late eo-caiiod Abduction Case-Th
Missing Indy i'm m New Character.

The mystery attending the Boyd abduction
which has excited much interest for the past
few days has at length been cleared up by the return
of the missing paresmnrried Of course. Stripped Of
MI tho mystery which has surrounded IL since it wac
fist given 10 tho public. the narrative is rs follows On
the night OF July 3 Miss Sarah T.. Boyd fascinating
young lady aged 81 years residing with her parents at
No "a uenry-s, ACCOMPANIED j. Nj. Pare, who boarded
AT her residence the Broadway Iheater There they
were met by brothers named ohm and Thomas Arm
strong whether BY accident design does not appear
probably the latter Thomas was returned soldier
ard before his enlistment had been admrer Of the
young lady. but not meeting with the favor Of her
iather had forbidden the house. On the night in
question between the first and second acts Of the play
Thomas and the young lady made trifIug excuse.
and stating that they would le back in few moments,
left the thoater They did not return and P0re hecom
ing intensely disguised NJ the manner In which he had
been used by the young lady ATTEMPTED to drown his
sorrows in the flowing bowl and reached the residence
Of the fair one who had used him outrageousy. at
O'Clock the following morning IN state OF intoxlca:
ton and unable to the questions of tue alarmed
father as TO where his daughter was The next day
he was enabled to tell what had happened the night
preyous but TIE enrnged father refused To believe that
e was innocent Of the matter and going before Justice
Shandley the Essex Market Police Court. procured
warrant for his arrest and that Of John Armstrong,
and at later hour they were apprehended by on Ger
Andre OF the Court squad aud committed for examna
ton by the magistrate yesterday; the whole matter
cleared up by the return Of the missing couple I'M
mediaey leaving the theater they had proceeded 10
Tottenyile Staten Island, where friends ~ Aru
strong reside, were the following day married. and
started a wedding tour, and had just returned.
The old gentleman stormed little at first, but finally
relentcd, and proceeding 10 the Court procured the
released Pare and Armstrong And ends tho cee.
brated abduction case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-12
Our Iom,e.Rcturniny Heroes.
THE 18th MASSACHUSETTS, ISFAsTR,

THR 18TH MASSACHUSETTS, INFANTRY.
A detachment Of one-year men, belonging to
the 18th Massachusetts Infantry and numbering $50,
arrived at the Battery Barracks Tuesday forenoon.
having como by transport from Greensborough N. c.
They arc under command Of Lieut. Ura Robinson The
nth belonged 10 the Third Brigade Third Division, snd
Twenty. third Army Corps under Gen. Schofeld The
only battles in which the one-year men have been en-
gagged. ut Wires Forks near Kinston, ~ c. on the
9Th 9th and 10Th Of March last They left for Reodc
ville Mass at III. yesterday afternoon via tie Nep
tune line Of steamers. The veterans Of tho regiment,
numbering 39a men, under command OF Lieut.'Co
Henry Spraine. remain at Greensborough their time
no, expiring until year from January next.
THE FIPTY-sIxTH MASSACHUSETTS,.
The seth Massachusetts, Col. Wild com.
handing. will leave Washington on Wednesday, the
10th.
SECOND r. I. ARTILLERY AND FIRST MASSACHUSETTS
REGIMENT.
Battery ID. I'd Rhode Island Artillery. and detach
ment Of 26 of the LIST Massachusetts, Infantry efl
Philadelphia last evening In special train anu were
expected to arrive in this city about midnight
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH NEw-JERsEY REGIMENTS
A private letter received in Jersey City yester
day. stating that Brig. Gen. Ramsey had been ordered
to report Trenton with the 9TH aud 9Th NewJersey
Regiments for the purpose Of being mustered out o.
the service. These regiments with perhaps the excep
ton Of the 18th, tho last NewJersey regiments re
naming IN the neld Lot heretofore ordered mustered
out VI the service. .-.q
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the Fourth Shall tell you Of some would IKE 10
havei ] would ike TO be alone with dear little Monie
somewhere where we could stroll of 70 some eeqnes-
tered place In the shade Of some friendly Woodlands
and together sit and talk the past ard ENJOY he
present Of each Others affection; where no obtruding
eve would sap the sweetness OF our mutual Kisses ana
no unwecome voice would violate the sacredness o un.
broken commirgling Of words and hearts. Woudn
yonf
turc. =.
The next il long letter covering eight and hali
pages 1t is dated Monday. August -, 1859. and com
mences: en- -, :.
"Oh nv dear little rosebud" by this letter II
seems flat he had Just received the picture Of the
lady (Miss H. He says:l 20. howly ST. Peter what
am l TO do My head grows giddy, and div BIT can
i sa Me hands fly up above the head OF me. Me hi'
gers stick right ont sdewise Me hair stands on end
Me ewes stick out far ahead Of me- can only oueh
them wild my cane, and so rnnnin up the strate an
back again like mad.
You know. Darling. when a person is bitten by a
snake Ifan sbominabc snake has such an effect on
man, is II strange that when bewtched by the sweet
est looking Irish 9i that lived he should become
an Irishmanf Who wouldn't be an lrishmant VINO
wond be anything TO be the recipient OF sneh
o Joyous SURPRISED Glad of dciirious JOY Many
times had onged for your picture and let my imagi
nation dwell upon the receipt OF, but burst not ASK
you oi il for reasons will give you il We ever meet
Really Nole as returned from the post Office nifei
receiving It, felt light could with di1culty Keep
the ground: could scarcely avoid ilyng wanted ~
button everybody met and show them what l had: u
that beautiful pictuTe-beautlfui beautiful beautiful
and nv beautiful beautiful Moie" Tine letter closes
" With a cart-load OF kisses bid you adicu:
Soon after reading the letter the Court adjourned.
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have been gratifying to me, and nothing during
the Fair gave more sincere pleasure to my hnspah"
than your good VIII and zeal. and the kind personal
feelings eyinced by your letter and its welcome con
teuts send, by the same mail with this paper IN
which your beautiful letter is published Please con-
vey to the gentlemen who Joined IA the contribution NJ!
most hearty thanks and those Of all the Catholic LADIES
of the Fair shall preserve the letter. with tie list OF
names among my papers and may it prove to my emil
drens children that loyal Catholics were found to unit,
throughout the North in a work OF patriotism ane
charity at this time.
With renewed thanks for your complimentary aiiu
sions to my husband and with the hope that VIC may
have the pleasure of your personal acquaintance some
day am, very truly and respectfully
Yours. ELLEN +. SHERMAN.
Lancaster, Ohio July Q, 1863.
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The Street-Cleauing Matter.
NUMEROUS COMPLAINTS OF DIRTY STREETS SENT
TO THE MAYORS OFFICE.

TO THE MAYORS OFFICE.
Within the past few days his Honor the
Mayor received large number Of complaints from
various citizens In relation TO the exceedingly filthy
condition OF the streets. ,
DIR. William Murphy. resident physician, sent in n
communication 10 the Mayor. calling attention to tho
disgraceul condition Of the streets IN the lower part OF
the city.
Re.ients IN Tenth and Twenty fourth-ss. have also
entered similar complaints to the vast accumuia'
tons of dirt and garbage in these streets.
Unless some measures are Mt once adopted either W
comneI the cleaning contractors TO enforce their
contract or the Cleaning Commission a0rogate
tho anne and take this matter in their own hands, We
NAV safely reckon having an epidemic fearful and
spread in its form. ~,
n ia 10 be hoped the Street Cleaning Commission will
Give This subject their undivided attention, tsa the ter
rors of pcsteDce may be averted and the health OF
the city preserved.