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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
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4n unD mad @onutas Sen 2S. Nai 1865.
3l9e 1lOrpmdrtS.
BARTON Accommodation Ytc. l ...........7.20 Srrul.
Bpf5I8 n
6~drriSbIrg Accommodation. ............2. so Ha9u,.
carlton Accommodation Np. 3....,.......6.O
BittSbure uue @rie @rpreB5us. ...........8.0
Bittsbur9 unb GImira @rpresBrS ........l0.00 -
3Ige lopdrtS.
Pittsburs, Glmiru unp &re @rpresjrg .....7.00 8orns
BARTON Accommodation 90. ............8.10
harrisburg Gccpmooaticn. .......... IL. 20 gfaGnt.,
bctfIu8
BARTON Accommodation No. 4 ...........7. 20 -
Der EittsburS @rpres5us geRt bur@, oHne bic Cars an
pe@ieIn.
Ser 1000 @rYreSsus sebt tGSli&.
Scr 500 @rpre68us Sebt tiSIi&, aussenpuaaten Sans
tags, nab SarriSDur9, Pittsburg unb Grie.
Der 1000 Hbenbs @~rpres3u9, s~Duntag5, uan 5arriss
burg, Vtttsburs unt benz gDtftsn nur, tonrit tGaIi1 an,
ausseupMmen VtontaSs.
Der 500 Abeubs @rpres5ug se6t tIgliH, dusaenomz
men Samfass.
Der Ppf;u9 sebt tSsli@, auSeencuruen @pnntaoS.
Der 8arrisburs ACKNOWLEDGING ge6t tasli6, gOuntGas
ausseupmueu. Die @rf uub @rpressise 6aIten spiiGea
Baltimore unb Yarftpn ni6t an.
POfs unt @rprebsiee feben III GertinSuae nit ser
Yeuniplpania Central iienbubn IN S%arrisburg fir @ittSa
burg, @IepeIanb, &%clumbus, Cincinnati, indianapolis,
Fort Dabne, &btca9c uub alen PlGben bes grofeu Wez
items, unb in @lrira nit Der 9lew Dcrf erie &iTeubn5n
mad a1en Pl6sen I'M nSrbli9e1, ulittlern uub pelli6en
Ner Dcrt.
NGbere a~ustunft pirb at @alSertRr. Depot ertBeiIt.
8. 81. Oubarrp,
Gen. superintendent.
Gb. g. 0oun9,
Gen. 6ra@tz II. @afasiersa seut. (be324-)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
Z. WarO.

&egiItrirunsssgfOti5
semads ter Self. o bsr Ntte beti. te Resiffrtruns Der geatl'
bereGtisten oes Stdates, paffrt IN esr @enernl ATentblt pDr
MarYlonb am "a Wfdrj 1865.
Den Wa6lSe1e6tteten Der Tarb ptro hermit N0tt3 ee9ee'
zen naB BITE ReetitratOren thre S't Ineen @D 1S5 Dit Ntapt,
f.nfr, ~gegena6sr Somerfetlr.. iSpen D'enfa8 unb wttttppd
som s. Nnsut tts 20. september In ben Stun.sn bon AiSr'
sens 8 bs NtenbS 5 1br talten irerbe1t.
Dte &ssifratpren pplen bte QDGrieneen her gDarS RON Ger
N~EtGtsfeft Der lrub3 ettteen Teetfrtrune bSfltdft benadrtp'
ttsen. Die &eetfrtrun9 piro baburG bebeuteno er4et9tesf,
D~erbtntert bic Bei6leuntspn8 pes CsfihaItS an fen pattern
EaSen Der Stsuus une uberidBt ale : cit bic Naraen ~ re-
@tIIta m BrEotS,
Spbn e. 5arbpG,
8. 3. &p&eE
(2SiuI-) NesIfttGtpren fer Z. Hare.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
8, Worb.

8. W1rD.
Den g8atItere6tteten tiefer gSarb rtrb btfrrttt betGnni
eemadt, ts ete 8teifratlre rem en- @de Msnunent ub 8Ur=
renfr. t8rUber'Sl an ~fUIpenben 9asen tn Sisun9 tsta ter-
ben: 8, 8, Is, 10, % %, 90 Inb so Muguft uno b, q, II, H.
10 uub 20 S~eptsmber, in rem Stunben prn 9 ubr WarrSens
bts 5 llbr abtnbs. SIN @snaBbett pS geiGIades Ter Sc
nerat AHtrnbts bon Wterp!anC. -
SObn SMITH,
@ep y 80 ebb, tA&G 4~&S
E.& 9enrp 8reGet,
(29iu-) @estrr. Der s. Warb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
6. Waro.

Die StimmbereSttete Ger 6. @arb rerten bsermtt tena9=
ri@ttst, haB BITE ReDtfratrren an Der 9tOrtpf'&de RON gazette
unO @arpsinefr ordinarily an BEN ~fcIeentea 9asen TIRE
Stsuneen Gbb1lten rerben: s, 9, 10, IS, %. %, 20 unb 30
@usuE unb 5 6, II, Is, 10 unb 20 SEPTEMBER BON NfOrsens
9 ubr Bic M1enbs 5 rbr. Sa DISCRIMINATING tes Be
fGlpfes Der General Ailrnblp BON ~Wiarplanp.
Ebps QtnpeII,
80 nj $ D1tger,
G4 M 8 9edrce,
(29ia-, &s stftr- loren Der 6. Warb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
10. 8aro.s

s,Dea @ttunmtere&ttsten ter9. gfarb lti bisrrntt 3ur Sennt-
nts setra6t, taB be 0esifrtrunes=Se mten TIRE Situng:n
In tSrer Sffce unter ter &e@abtte @aI, 6aDsttsfr. an fl.
aenbeu 9aeen abtalten perten: 8, 9, Is, 16, ~, %, 70 unb
80 Ausuf Rab S. 6, IL, Is, 10 unb 20 september bon 9 ntr
Wtor gems BITS s 1br Mbeubs Gends tes 8elAlRliss btr Sc
neral Mfetnbls Svn Warplanb. Es&41
= - 81 MtpeUI ~%s7r
RD nj % Wf d ~ ,~e
q 5 RdIIs.
(~29ju1OuGl JaeehFr. Der 9. gGarS.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
IL. gHarb.

Die Sttmntere6ttatsn Der IL. Narb werben hermit be-
nGd ri6ttet, ts be &estfrirunes Geamten an Der Nrrbpef,
Gde bon @albepral unb &i6mpnbfr. an ben fOl9enteu Saeen
itsen rerber: 8, 9, Is, 16 %, %, % unb 80 Queuf an6 S
8, IL Is. 10 urb 20 September, tn ben Stunben ppn 9 llbr
WiCreenS bts 5 rtr Atenrs. Su ueterstuitimauus beS BE-
f8Inits Der GeaerGI NHembt9 Don N~tarplans.
@ 80 Rrebs,
sd m 9DpttnSt
SamG 5at@
E(29iu-) 0ftettr. her II. @arb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
10. Waro.

Den IaAibert@ttetsn Der 10. @arS nth btermit hstannt
Safe, @de BON Sru 70 unb QertnstrnRr, an f lsenpen sassn
otbalteu wtrben: s, 9, Is. 16, %, %, 20 unb 80 Nusuf uab
5, 6, IL Is. 10 uno 20 Sepiember, BON WtUreens 9 ubr bs
Nbsnbs 5 rbr. SIN @tmabbeit bes gei9lufes ter General
Ahea5Iy bon NatpIane.
- s 81 Stmpm,
Ser 8eBfert
La Wzs a SOf@6tpits, aasa4a
(29ju-' Ge8tfr. hr 10. QDar6.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
s. Warb.

Auen QsatIbere6ttsten Der 5 gBarb fet bterrtit 3ur &ennt'
niF aetr1Gt bag bie Jep tfrtrdnse. Seartten tn trantltn 3au,
5hnrtft's Sdulbaus, SO 26 y. Grstsrfr. an ~fpI9enSen. Ias
aYn fsen werbfn 8, 9. I5, 16, % %, 20 uno SO. &uguR nnb
S 8, IL, 13, 10 unb 20. Septin5er tn ban Stunetn nm .
utr MOrsens BIG 5 l1br Gtenhs. Sn neberstufimmurs Des
Bef6laGes Der @entrGbN0enblp bn Wtarglanb.
W~tcpIas 3rGuer,
Spbn Mt 5000,
u. 9 pnb @arrett,
f28IuI-) Re9tfrntDren br 5 Wdrb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
Mbams' @Tpre6 GOmpa9nie
5asaEassSIEEGzsRR@Hs

d. U&EM@8NE&&&@&EX
~befSrbert Gutter, WsrlbaGen unp @sIcer nab aue1 2petler
Der Ser. Staatsn rnp nat taff aleu GbrtIen tet SDelt.
Die Stberbett hes @teenttnms, rcltes tbr aneertfan'
rtrD,-ber ME lrtee YIetS, ben fe fir SuprIptn bere@ntt-
Bite ~&eselmaetsteit unb &afttett tn tbrsui Gtt4atfs9ares
-unb BITE &rlst6ttrur9, pel9e tie Yertrnen . eteh wet@e
Daaren, Uertbfa6en Hnb @9lb III SerI8tden BADEN MAIDEN
tts 3leans @rprea Gpmpasnie unabertrttf'@ ais
Elm Be D~rperuneSmttteI.
Cir @ustunft meIbe man F& tn Der Saupt-Offes Der
Gpnpaente tn Baltimore
Nr 1874 50. att nj pre strait,
pber In tbren BurcauS 81 .. 227 unb 229 9. 5rm =.
a r b IT,, an Der 6 lbert.Stot unb am Npr'
{ iii IS barf, pber BET ireenb ttner tbrtr A~senturen.
(3Omoi-idtSl &rpree 0 !.
Q. s, parIett. NJ. y. Gavin. s. S'~'e
.. S.. NGriett IS Co.,
Gert6ufr TN GrpsenSpn
fubrisirtem,
0Iatts unb
NauhsSubat,
Ssbeenis 'GsmmifaSas-pantIer far ben gsrsauf stsftr 1T
ttFeI.
fxaAa9cMl ~NANa@@aas
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08

Srifbe WSaarea.
Reue seati1e 8Wetf&8sa,
@anss Grben,
G~efpeltcae GrbEn,
@erfe, aue Spr!rn,
2tnfen,
Grts$,
5~afererisf
Safermehi,
SG9p,
Q~tabureer unb 9hweiser &dis,
5pudubffGe Sdrtnse &c. &C.,
EiH Ia an BADEN BET 81 Sr6IinBer & Co.,
SIS. 1o2 QptbarSfr.
Grpse4 Qoasr bbn allen Gprtsn 1~ttStteS, UraneteS, 81
Riruu,el, pprt, Nabetra unb Srertt gSetne bet
prbItn { & 6 D.,
I4nr.) MD. 1O2 9Gmbar6fr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
49,. @oro.
H.. Woro.

Gen6s Bei6IuEe8 Ter @eneral Mfemtls opn Worb(anb
wtrb hermit alen Stirmberettieten btefer u arb gtobrtd,t
neeeben, be bic 8teeifrat0ren TIRE Stbuneen Np. 543 QDea
BSliinprefr. an ~fOigeupeu 3aesn atbalten werten: 8, u.s.
IL, ~, %, 20 unb 80. Nueut unb s, 6, IL, 13, 10 unb 20.
@eptember, tn ben Stuneen BON 9 lbr Nlpretns bis 5 ltr
Mtenhs.
Spbn 8. EDwner,
Sefatab RrD1en.
9Dm IS Brown,
(2Sjul-l 9e8tRr. Der IA. Wars.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
TeMer>0srfiAeruns
Der a6pciirten Seueruann8 9er ltGerunssse.
1euI6uft BON Baltimore.

Teuer'0 srfIAernns
Der a1pciirten Seuernann8 gerft&erunssse.
IeuI9uft BON Baltimore.
Stu. A. SCutbfrr sesenIber benz Sun-@eb6ube.
Sn 3etra&t Der erfOlsrei&en s~bdttstett Des Damp f 5euer
DEPARTMENTS feaen MIR BON teSt an .url ~btatgeren Yretl
neue Ycitcen aus une erneuern au1 BITE alien gu ben ttqte'
FEN Staten. Ils Etetent8eu, nel6e 5GMfer WSbeln ObeI
IOnftee gDertbge9enfdnbe flr eth pbet feben Sabre Su ser.
fbern pluihfn, perreu hermit e~tnselaben, f9 bic 2tfs
unierer berabeefesten Yrdnten an sufeben.
MGe gerlpte nerten ME btsttr prompt unb liberal aus
te3ablt. Sob n &. WSPre' Traf.
0irettOren:
aBnt. q. Sad. Aaen Yatne
Same8 6. gBbeebeu, SameS @ettb.
0dncafer Dub. Ncdb W1lter.
&tbarb 9. WlaIpn. SameS y Bruce.
Samuel &trt. SacDb XrHf.
Trdnci$ Burns. SameS Ypung.
ErdnctS y. WttIer, SameS y. Serge.
Or. S. .. @tuse.
Spbn Dutebart, Sttr.
GRarnIGuD @euerss5erf5erumG&aefeu
fd3aft 2cn SaIttnaOre
9lorbineItli1e @de Dpn Baltimore ur1o NCrtbftr
Dieie @teui@rft BEST Elm beDtutsnbes gaar-gapttaI, BET
E@ert GetdIbt unb WtObtltCn tnnerboIb nnb 0~ubertoIt Der
5tabt, seSsr @trIIft bur9 Geret, su irl&en Raten, BITE 10
orbI 9erSianDrtnsemb FIR bic G~Dmpaente Rnb, uub au& etuG
GArtftIi9s Dtsr psrfSuIt&e AppItfattcnen reresn fSScri
ssipFat.
EBpB. u. 3aRkEttEx, SsSF
Direttpren:
sgsz. 20. SStue, Sstntazs frptixs.
2u9S ". 9oppsts Ascrles -. xoft,
G1ae!sS 3. asaIss @Snarc 90. S~RUEtnEsn4 j
SSsea G: Eargs. Spea 4. 2GassetSa =.
@bes. g asaf's -" 9 &"~s'ts.
'ass+9"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
IL. Wnrn.

10. NQt0.
gnen gDab1bereftieten Ter 10. gDarb fet hermit aur
!aenr tatB setrnGt, bGb bic NeBtfrirunes. Bealnten an ber
gfA@ Ode BON Sharp unb Barrrhr. en- Zen f~slgen6en 8 aaeu
fsen perben 8 9, is, 49, %, 70, 20 unb 80. Mueuf unb BEN,
s. 6, IL, Is, 10 unS 20. Septemper tn ben Stun1en son 9
1br wiDrsens BIS 5 ubr &tenbS. Sn uetereinrtmrnune bes
EeinluGss Der @eneralsN0emblg BON NiatpIanb.
IS 6. GtmmS, Ter
Un2e Gas 6. SmtMbeIIJ Is. Q0arb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
Is Woro.

Ten gDa6lters6tigten Der 16. gDars tiere btsrmit aur
gin6rt4t. ba5 bic Ge9itrtrunss- 8eouten III Sc. SIS Sub
@utawn'eB e an ~fplseneen Gseen fsen merben s, 9, Is, 16,
%, %, 20 unb 80 Musuff uno 5, 6, ~, Il, 10 un6 20. Sept.
tn ben SIunben BON 9 l1tr $40 gems bts 5 ll6r gtenbs. sn
discriminating res &et6sufes Der @fneral : &demblp
BON MargIanb. 90. &. 8r p~n
Denf Brutf
s SbDmdcre
(29iuI-) Sfe8iItratpren Ger 16. Narb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
10. Marb.

Muen E9abltere&ttsten Ter 10. gporb rttb Hermit 81 ott,
aeeeben. fas BITE @eetftiruuss. geanaten tn Der SfNce an
Bta Sepett q. abarsu SOn Nsputl!eanfra an zen iUl.
eenben Saeen fteeM per6sr: 8, 8, Is. 16, 70 %. 20 unb so.
Tuaui unb s, 6, II, ID, 10 unb ~. September, ppn Q ubr
N1sr gems bic s ptr Mbeubs. Sn Gemdbbeit bs RetdIuiiea
Der @ens<a! Wife mtlp ksSu Marplanb, paiRrt am 81. @ar,
1885, s7
MIer TuItUn,
Wm s SattbfxL
Cam c t IT,.
E(2SiWJ-i 3 SeetRr. bet 10. Mart.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
18. Waro.

IO4 NDWIVe
Gnen StimmDere9ttsten tieler gDarb aur NaGrt4t Ia
oe Regtfrntrren tn Ter &G0e liter Spltnshr. Wtartt an t9l
geahtn Iasen tn SiFune iein psrtsn: 8, 9, 10. 16. ~, 70
70 Eno 80 Mueuf unb s, 6. IL, Is, 10 unb 20, September tt
Zen Stnneen BON 8 ntr WCrssns BIS 5 pbr Mbenbs. ST.
NaarsIaut..
80 $ 5Denrth,
9D s. &epndrh
Spbn 50 SO ebb,
tZoH-l NeQtfr. Der 18. QDdrb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
Deutf1e Teuers0erTGerun9S=OefeN
fcDaft bon SaltimOre+

Ssutfcae euers8erffherun9S=Oe feus
fcDaft DOn SalttunOre+
Office: NgBgde pom SUutb unb 2ombaro Str,
tn 2. Sind Der Sarmere & Uier tan!6 8ant,
&tueane tn epmbar6 Str.
Dtefe reue Geiel fbdft tt test berett. 0erf6erunsen auer
@rt sesen 8erlpf ODER Seaben 6u1 d 5euer entsesen5un, s.
MN. "a be Afttfn Der @efeafbaft fh in cen bdrben ppn
uber 400 fni bur19ebencs ceutf1er Suraer BaItimpre's
%teinbsn, 10 III eGs beuri6e publ,tum b~eiUnbtrs e~tngtlaben,
bteieH in unierer IitIte auf Der lUltbefen Bats be9r aRpe.
ten uHternepmea fetns 9efi1&srunseu oujuSertrautn.
Qrdfieent: 6 + q .. ID e3ber.
SiCe Yrafibfut; 9eturtG StranG.
Eirestpren:
4 III \. ! \ |. =, = : =. II III \: ! \ & !; ! E g = E.
Soieph &uppsrt, MuSuR gDaenet.
&A1S 2De6er, Gbrtfcpb Gtfel,
MntDn WetbfttteI, Serua 8. Grppnftelh,
Gecrg Hoh, SrteSrth Wetr,
Setnrt9 GtrauS, pete Bali,
Sctann Batter, Spi. u. Rutrun.
Mtt6eeI G~Dtutr5er, Sfaai DefOrh,
tran3 S. Super, SAITH 5. BGntart.
4 5etnrt@ Sees SER.
~ Fur Dolteen rtrb tetne 9ere@auns SennG3t. -GA
i2SntQrs IL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
IL. @arb.

II. Waro.
Auen gDablbefeGttetn Ter II. @arb fet hermit aur
Senntnib eebroGt, tGs tie neutrality-suspicious. in SO 355
9tetttr. ga ben irlseneen 8osen fsen ner6.n: 8. 9. Is, 16,
70, %, 90 un5 30. Mu5uif Enb lem 5, g, IL, 13, 10 unD 90,
Stptember in ben Siunteu II 9 utr Mtreens BITS 5 ubr
Nbenhs. Sn uetereinfimnun8 tes @eiAIuheS Ter General
&itmbIY 1pu Wtarplanb.
g 9 Edt1pr,
Gas Dennis,
VD m s. 9eatfpn,
GuI27-) 9Re8tfrGtCren bar IL. gDar6
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
3. @aro.
4. 0arb.

Auen Gabtbers6 ttsten Der 4 @arb fet btermtt sur Sennt.
n6 sebrAGt bB be 6esifriruues .geamten tn gp So Oh
goIttmprefr. an f~plsenben Gasen tn Sisuae tetn peroen
8, 9 10, l6, % %, 20 unb 80 Aueult unb 5, 6, II, IS, 10
uup 20 Septsnber, tn ben Stupbsn bon 9 nbr WInrsens bic
S ubr MbsnCs SIN llebe' %etnftnmune bes Sei9lades Ter
@ene,at @GeHbIs BON M~larplano.
@bw. 8 GIGrf,
S. S. GeapmGR,
t2SfuI-1 gteetfraIDren Ter q. QDaro.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08
ReRnnntmaC6ungeIl.
Meeiffrat' pms NSobl9eStb.
!. @arb.

@aen Wabltfrebtteten Der 1. Uarb ft btermtt sur Remit
nts setradt, tab be Itestfrirunes. Beomten an &de BON
@tef.rnr uub Gcatsn NSe. an ~fClsenbsn Gasen tlsen psr-
ben; g., Q Is, 10, %, rs, % pnb 80. Mneuit uuo ., Q IL 10,
10 unb 20. September, IN SEN Gtanben BON 9 nby WtpreeaS
bs 5 llbr. Sn rsberctnRtn Tuug bfs Sei9lulies Der Sene'
Capt. Sd 8. Dapts,
&. .. &Dbt
GbpS&tnbN
ReethrdtGren ber l. gDarb.
(2efuI-auo8,9 g. 1916 % 23,29 so, fept 5.6,I2, 3l9,20)
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Uerd6erunasA n1eiQen.

MOnta9ue HrOS.
SeuerzN erii6erunos -Agenten,
sc 9ecOnpRr , Baltimore.
n!een L. &IaHe;
WtetrrpClttGn S~nintdnce 60 ytetD Qrrf,
GrunetapttaI unc SbltS. SLIGO. 600
@ranhtapttaI uub CSlts. 1,25OJ0OO
Mbrtnttc Sire Snfuroace 60.
@runbtdpttoI 300 600
GeSotnte Sire Sufuranee Co.,
Granbtarttal 100000
BerIuae perben prompt beento6tet unb Ubnt troenb sins
GeraSeerure In unlerer Office bssatlt. -
Sur WpltCen unb Stempcl tetne 8ere&nune!
S~erfCnen, meIte tn Der A}etrpprlitdn ODER TeIpIute Gp.
terid ern lad n, Gnb su stner DtSiDsnbt BON hem Geptrn
tere@tiet, weI&e IGDn nandrnaI SO prD5. betrus, Chne bus
lie bic etrataen 9erluft Der G0ap. teden tu teIftn brnuben
Deuff6e Jtrmen ais Rsftrenseu,
@atI & Mr. Seas Sptlfer Il &c.
6tsGnnann, 5tnrt&S * 60. tSaeot Seeeer.
& 6. DrdanS & 60. (rndi23t)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-08-08

2. MdrD.
Den StsumbertGttsten It fer gDarb tttrmtt SGr ytab.
rtdt, tB Biz 8estfratrren TIRE Stsaneen tn ac. l7S Sno
BrpabnnY an ~fOl6enbsn Edsen talten Werrsn; . y 10, 10,
2, %, 90, 30 GusuR unb g., r. Ii, 10 ure ~ september,
BON Wpreens 9 ubr BIS Abenes 5 ubr. Sen1AB cfS ZEE
fbIufes br General gfemblS BON M~larplanb.
% m 3 9ebRen,
Or. " S6pGrs,
Srbn perGlb,
(29iu-) Tegifr. Der 2. gDsrb.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-31

which parports to slFe tho Confederate mortality
attending the affair sThe slaughter of the enemy"
he says at the point where they entered our lines,
and in front Of it, was probably not less than three
ihousaldn Three Thousand slaughtered Accord
ing to the usual computation. -four wounded to one
slain. this would give fifteen thousand the nun
her of killed aud wounded. To which add the 2, 200
prisoners whom he claims, and the entire Con-
iederate casualties sum up 1900, From the most
accurate information we have been able to obtain,
the entire number of Confederate troops engaged
in the affair did not exceed fve thousand. Com
ment is unnecessary. ....
There is peculiar reason for an increase ofmen-
dscity JUST at this time. The Yankees are trying
to recruit their armies by means of the draft. 1t
is falling as il always has failed. Bit IL 1t fail al
together, they have no longer any resource left =
They must succeed during this campaign, or they
must give it up. Now, unless the draft sue
coed the war cannot succeed and 10 make
the draft. succeed the popular delusion must
De ted BY constant reports Of victories. Hence
this enormous lying 1t is designed Tor the latitude OF
New York, where the draft languishes. But = viii
hardly have its effect. The Yankees love TO hear
OF victories but they not at all disposed - as
si,t in gaining them. They will shout aud huzza,
but being drafted is horse of an extremely differ
ent color.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-31
TIE NEWS.

THE AFFAIR NEAR PETERSBURG WEDNESDAY
NIGHT.
The account OF the 'terri6c battle" near Peters
burg Wednesday night, copied from the Petersburg
Express, in our evening edition yest,rday, seems
to have been rather exaggerated. That the firing
was terrifc as reported by the Express, there can
be no doubt, as aurcular evidence of the fact was
afforded to hundreds of our own citizens, but the
slaughter the enemy, Also reported was an
allowable inference which subsequent developments
have not sustained. We subiOin Gen. Lees Off
'cial report of the affair. 1t is very mild
HEADQ'Rs, March 80, 1865.
Gen. J.. c. Breckinriige, Sec'y Of Var:
General Gordon reports that the enemy AT IL
P. Nj, yesterday, advanc ed 'gainst part of his
line defended by Brig. General Lewis, but was re-
pulsed.
The fire of artillery and mortars continued for
several hours with considerable activity. j..
No damage on our lines reported.
X. E. LEE.
Another despatch from General Lee last night
states that there was skirmishing near lDinwiddie
C. H. yesterday, without decisive result.
SLIGHT INCONSISTENCY.
Nobody at this day expects YG:kee General,
in his official dispatches to adhere strictly to the
truth, as it would be In violation of custom sane.
toned by four years usage. But surely 1t is net
asking too much Of The GeueralissimQ Of the Van.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-31
rI5EfCITY.

mayors CopRT,-Th following cases were acted
upon at the Mayors Court yesterday: ...
Clay Rawlings was up on the charge of stealing
s6S in Confederate notes, the property of Charles
Hoffman. Case continued until Tomorrow
VIM. Stating was charged with stealing sI,sOO
in Confederate notes, the property of Ro. Route.
Clay Rawlings was also up as connected with the
above robbery These cases were also continued
until tomorrow.
Clara, slave Of Levi Benedck, was awarded 10
iashes for stealing gas coke from the city.
Two negro soldiers, Ned, slave OF j. Ii. Har.
wood, and Bob, slave of Thos. Edmonds, found
their way into the criminals box, this morning,
having been arrested by the officers Tor having no
pass, aud for being supposed runaways. The Mayor
returned them to the charge of Capt. Bossieux.
In regard to these negro soldiers there sho uld be
some definite understanding. Being soldiers to all
intents and purposes they should be furnished with
passes, so as to walk the Streets if necessary, un
moested and not be liable to arrest as runaways
Otherwise tho Mayor will be over head and ears in
business OF this nature, aud the co urt- room will he
crowded daily with detachmeuts OF the various
black companies now in process of formation. =
Sambo is going through the crucible at present aud
it is hard to invest him with military attributes.-
After awhile, however, We suppose that some sys.
TEN will be inaugurated whereby those black sons
of Mars, who carry the musket and ssfolIow the
drum to Aasedon," will be relieved of the suppo.
sition Of being Iunsways--at least upon the city
streets, if not upon the tented field. .
| William Batkins Was fined $40 for being drunk
and disorderly in the streets, and assauliing Mrs
Peasants. >5i.5 5sf .5,a.i-. f.....
Two or three continued cases, of no special i'm
PORTAGE, were called and were continued. Amer
which, the solitary hanger-on at the railing, who
had taken refuge in the court from the stress
OF weather outdoors, drew his hat over his eyes,
pulled the collar OF his great-cost above his ears
and 50 departed. .,..,....s f..i.... .....s
Thereupon, the court adjourned. ...
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x II ,fss rs,s- - Il.
kss aFraOi that he lhcfa pay every once in awhile
decent regard to consistencyin his Estimates of
losses and captures, so that. whetherTfalse in a
greater or less degree, they may at least have q
Suhiciency Of the color to prevent their exciting
the disgust OF his blind Yankee worshipcrs Hence
Vt is that we not little SURPRISED at the follow
ing glaringly bungling blunder which Gen. Ulysses
Grant commits III his two official dispatches Of tho
25th and 9th of March, OF his losses and captures
in the battle of Hares HILL In the former IL will
be remembered, he estimated his entire loss at
500, and the number Of prisoners captured by the
I'd and 9th corps at Zoo. In the latter he con-
fesses loss OF 1880, and only claims that 1888
prisoners were taken by the three corps engaged.
We are afraid our favorite has torn up his tenn
peranee. pledge, now that mint is budding Oh the
South side, and returned to his old habits.
~ 'h''s PRICES AT RALEIGH.
We copy the following quotations from the
Standard Of Tuesday: Bacon, 81; Butter, sIO
Corn $50 (per bushel) eggs, So tallow, SO; wheat,
$50; brandy, sIOo; other articles in proportion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-31
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
We have received the New York Tribune and News of

We have received the New York Tribune and News Of
the 2Sth.
FROM GRANTS ARMY
THE BATTLE THE Doth
Grant has sent the following statement of his losses on
the Goth, ~ stanton
r., CRY PoIST, 10 90 A. NJ, March ~
Hon. E. N. STANTON. Sec'y OF War: .-t
The battle OF the 25th resulted ia the following losses
side: .i-f l.UL -.. ... ~
Second Corps-kiled OIL wapnded Ago; missing III:
Sixth Corps--hiled NJ wounded 4Oi; missing 30.
Ninth Cofps-hed bS wounded 33S; missing DOC.
Our captures by the I'd Corps 365 the 9TH Corps
46o and by the 9Th Corps LO49
The I'd and 9th Corps pushed forward and captured the
eRemys strong nteachment and turned against him.
and still held It, In trying TO retake this the battle was
continued until 8 O'Clock at night-the enemy losing
very heavily. ...rT. ~, o. E. .a't
Humphreys estimates the loss of tho enemy In his front
at three times his qvRf-apl Gen. Wright IA his 'front.'
double that OF ours, 49,. 10, .f.... 81. y =
The enemy brought Gag Of truce for permission to
collect his dead which were between their picket line and
their main line of fOrtihcations Permission was grant
ed. U. s, CHANT, Lieut, Gen.