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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-17

his meadow, he found all these horseshoes
converted into gold and he found, also,
two laborers making hay, where he had
left but one; and, on inquiry, he had
learned that Year had passed since he
had gone away and was given up for
lost.
y naismith once battered with knight
of B!anick sack Of nails for heap of
stable-sweepings, which afterwards chang.
ed into gold. The same change took
place With some dung which hind had
swept out of their stable both events
taking place on St. JONAS Day. The
peasants affirm that strange noises are
often heard within the mountain, at such
times as the knights are furnishing their
arms for battle ; but their outburst is not
expected Til the dry pond near Blanick
is filled with blood, and the withered
trees on the banks of the rivulct put forth
fresh blossoms and then the knights
will come forth, with tho Duke Vcncsslas
at their head, mounted on white horse,
and bearing in his hand the standard of
Bohemia.
The Bohemians entertain many amiable
tancies associated with the native fruit
the strawberry. The first handful gath.
cred, and those which may slip through
the fingers IN gathering, arc reserved for
the poor, tor whom they are placed ON
tree-stump or other conspicuous spot.
y mother who has lost her infant in
the previous part Of the year, must gather
no strawberries before st. Johu's Day !;
for if she does her child will not be per.
mltted to join the blessed children when
they go with the Virgin Mary to gather
strawbe' ries in the groves CT heaven.
According to another version the child
will indeed get some strawberries, but not
SO many as the others, for the Virgin will
say -
Sec, darling, your share is small, be-
cause your mother has eaten the rest"
Cherries are, in like manner, forbidden
to the bCreaved mother.
In the valley of Tetschen it is believed
that d certain crag, resembling a human
bust, and called, "The Stone Strawberry
Lass, which projects from mountain,
may become animated on ST. Johns Day,
provided poor and picus youth, who
from bis seventeenth year Of age has
never missed or neglected the Sunday
church service, nor, during it, looked on
maiden, should strike it three times on
the breast while the high mass is being
performed. The tradition states that the
crag was once giddy maid called Petro-
nella, who lived with her pious grand
mother in cottage lying far away in the
valley.
On St. Johns Day, in 1914, which
fell upon Sunday, Petrouella, disobey-
ing her grandmother, instead of going to
high mass went to dance and sport among
the strawberry grounds -; and, as she saw
her grandmother returning from church,
she made game Of her. The grandmother
was angry, and said she would rather see
Petronella stone than us wicked as she
was and the wish was no sooner spoken
than Petronela and her strawberry pot
were transformed into a stone, as she ap-
pears now.-OHcc u Week.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-17
Josh Billings Testimony.
Josh Billings, being duly sworn. d

Josh Billings, being duly sworn, depo-
ses as follows -
That most of men had rather dew a
smart thing than to dew good one.
That backsliding is big thing especial
ly on the ice.
There are 2 things in life this for which
we are never fully prepared, and that il
twins
That ignorance is bliss-ignorarce of
saving wood, for instuns.
That men will fail tew be saved, simply
becoz they hain't got nothing to save.
That femail woman kant keep a Sc
crit nor let nobody else keep l.
That little larnin IL dangerous thing
that IL true az it air common.
That it is better to fale in noble enter
prise than to suckseed in mean wun.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-17

SPIRITUAL FACTs.-That whiskey is
the key by which many gain entrance into
our prisons and aims houses.
That brandy brands the nose of all those
who cannot govern their appetites.
That wine causes many to take a
wiuding way home.
That punch is the cause of many I'M
friendly punches.
That ale causes many ailings; while
beer brings many to the bier.
That Champagne is the cause of many
real pains.
That gin-slings have "slew' more than
the sings of old.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-17
VOL. IX.---NO. 46.

me man." was fool along side the
Wards. I'm comm to Baldensville soon
to close up this undistinguisht career, and
open IN Boston establishment worthy of
Betsy Jane. Tell FAKE Biglow to mako
coach & 4, an put on the PANEL an Or
ger as big as the main mast of ship. |
inten to make the the Goldfish riggin pale
there ineffectooal fires, as the postle sez
The Artemus farewell kiss. No more at
present:
From thy dearest luv,
ARTEMUS WARD.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-17
Qoetital*
WHEN l MEAN TO MARRY.

By JOHN C. SANE.
When do mean to marry--well-
IT'S idle to dispute with fate;
But if you choose to hear me tell,
Pray listen while fix the date.
When daughters haste with eager feet,
A mothers daily toll to share;
Can make the puddiIgs which they eat,
And mend the stockings which they wear
When maidens look upon man
As in himself that they would marry,
And not as army soldiers scan
A sutler or commsSary
When gentle ladies who have got
The offer of lady's hand
Consent TO share his ''earthlY lot"
And do not mean his lot of land
When Young mechanics arc allowed
To find and wed the farmers girls,
Who don't expect to be endowed
With rubics diamonds and pearls;
When wives, in short shall freely give
Their hearts and hands to aid their spouses,
And live as they were wont to live
Within their sires' own story houses
Then madam, if Pm not too old
Rejoiced to quit this lonely life,
I'll brush my beaver, cease to scold,
And look about me for wife
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-17

Nor HARDEE.-Just after the baltic
of Gettysburga militia Captain was en-
deavoring to form his company. The
Captain, who had evidently never read
Hardee Tactics, wanted to form them in
two ranks; but instead of the usual order,
SIN two ranks form company-march p
substituted one entirely original, and
shouted at the top of his voice, "In two
lines right smart-go ahead ~
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-17

geS~There is a man out West| who
claims to cure disease by laying on hands.
That is nothing marvellous. We have
ourselves, says the Bangor Wing, when
young, been cured of moral obliquities by
the laying on of the parental hand severe
lv
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-17

EFFECTS OF RUM.-A certain Scotch
friend OF ours, who is not member of
the temperance society, being asked by a
friend to purchase some fine old Jamaica
rum, drily answered "To tell you the
truth, sir, l Gamma say I'm very fond of
rum for if tax mair than six tumblers,
it's very apt to give body the headache.''
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-17

A WIDow.-A fellow out West gets
off the following definition of "widow" ::
Zone who knows what's what, and is de-
sirous of further information on the same
subject"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-17
S MAIsl WARE,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
n scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills Of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Admin
istration on the personal estate of
CHARLES WARD,
late ofsaid county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby notified
to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers there
OF, on or before the
oh day Of October, 1866, @
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment
Given under my hand and SEAL this 9th day
Of October, 1865.
ELIZABETH WARD,
octl3 Administrative.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-17

WAaEs.-"What are wages here ?"
asked a laborer of boy. II don't know
sir" "What does your father get on
Saturday night ~ "Getw said the
boy "why he gets as tight as a brick!
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-17

aSDoesticks, describing a New York
boarding house, says you can always tell
when they get a new kitcheo girl by the
color Of the hair in the biscuit.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-11-17
A very desirable and beautiful irst-class
FARM OF 800 ACRES.

Two hundred in fine state of cultivation.
balance in wood; well fenced and well
walered; large mansion house, barn, corn
house and granary, carriage house, wagon
houses, meat house, spring house, &C.,
all nearly new, also 3 Tenant Houses :;
beautifully located, 2 miles from Perry
Evansville, on the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad, and % miles
from Baltimore - besides other cheap
Farms Houses, Lots, &C., at private sale,
on easy terms.
IS Persons desiring information in re-
gard to Real Estate, will have their inqui-
rles answered by return mail
JOHN S. DALLAM,
Real Estate Agent,
Bel Air, Hartford county, Nd.
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No subscription taken for less than Il year.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-14

Abraham Breme-, probably tie Oldest
physician in the Uatta3 States, died at
Lawrenceburg, Ina., On thursday last, at
,he advanced ags of n-nssg-%our years.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-14

A soldier just escaped from the Colum-
tia, s. c., prison, reports seeing Federal
prisoner, Who had attempted 70 escape, 50
torn by BLOOD hounds that he died n few
SriN.s..s.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-14

s~Mrs. W&llbridge, the only sister OF Chez
Justice Chase, died at Toledo last Friday.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-14

WEEKLY HAWE-EYE1
,suKp EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
nv 4. DU III A NJ.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-14

yt n 40 New York Post Speaking Of The inau-
g,ral message Of Governor Fenson of New
York, says:
ne Governor, true to The old democrat.
il Jews Of financial policy, which obtained
i. Inc times Of Marcy, F,agg, and Sila5
wright, avows himself decidedly opposed
.erast. thus rolling an increased indebted
cess .nto toe future. The practice OF pay
s1- 5epts instead OF borrowing - pay, he
declares should be observed by Govern
--lents a. veil as individuals. Espa ally
should the rule Of prompt payment o. IN
.eres. on debt, from ordinary resources oi
taxation, never be departed from, except
q Eaex nected emergencies.'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-14

A Memphis letter thus mentions tne IN
ducements that Tennessee presents u
Northern enigrants the son nIs rIesr e1s,n and
delightful gushing streams its mineral
wealth of coal, iron and other valuable pro,
dscts is inexhaustible. Its climate IS mid
and saiubrious, exempted from the drouth,
the bleak storms and terrible p-ivatlons
that attend settlements in the lar west,
and offering convenient and renuneratlve
markets for every article grown on us pro-
No State is so admirably adapted for the
growth of cereals, fruits, cattle and sheep,
The winters are short, and generally SO
mild that cattle may run cut without par
:icular care.the year through"
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Die Gpnpentipn

Mpnt8pmern 16. Sept, Oas Gunt-
mtttee, pettem Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES il6er=
ptelen mar, bertAtete 9eute pariIber; bic Sr=
otuan3 1T Der a9nli@, ME lte Der MilIouri-
Convention bprldg.
Scr. @6ite U%ferirte elm Su6Ifitut unb Die
N~n9elegfnGeit murpe Bis gum Nuntag per-
IGUbet. sar.a slao. .i
Da8 COMMITTEE bert6tete ferner i6er Die
Secelliun6zS rptnanS. Die beutige De6atte
barber Miro ie6r lebbaft letn.
WpntgpmerY, Is, Sept. @eltern
ipurOe in Der Convention ni6tS @i6ttees
%Serbanpeit, s,
q Gin 8elAlub wurbe at9ebpten, bic &rte9s
ntdt an5uerfennen.
6eute pnrpet 8eidllie itberret1t, DAP es
Die pFtdt utb Der 3wed Der Convention let,
SArttte 31r @ieDerberltelun9 Der 8e3iebun-
gen CUR f6Oeralen &egierun9 3u tbltn. DAP
eS ferner Der ndGitm StBlng iIiberlaIen tper=
ben 1plte, @ehIel In Der Contribution 5u mo
8en, auBer DaB man Die SecelfipnSOrDtnan3
ltnO aanpere tpdbreup beS 6rtege8 getrCfene
Sertasanaen ptperrufe, ferner pie Nbl9afuns
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SesersbtMnft int 9lmamaa. SIC.

'4nSuito, II. Sept, Gine srOBe 8suers=
brunlt le9te Den san3en GelAGft5tbeil bieier
Stapt BON Der @afagierbrilde na1 gBtntGrpp
Str, nuo pom 8luB bts pber9alb peS gtl en-
bobn9eleile5 in Nl9e,
Oaa 5euer braA in etnem neuen 6Gl3ernen
9auIe In &ater Ctr, aus, baS crit geItern
be3p9en iporpen mar, Die 6lammen erltred-
ten ii6 iO8(ei4 mad alien .8iGtun9en fin.
NQe Santen, 5wet 6Qtels, poS 0oltamt, ale
Glenwaaren= nup &letper=S Stores Der Stapt,
rte Bureaus be0 8unpScpmmiTarints, baa
anartiermett tiers Nnt unO poS 9enlipns=Nm
oas neue, mod niGt potenDete Depot, Die Of
flee Der uN9e" &c. pe~rbrannten. Die ganfer
retteten atle lire 8it6er, 8aarl6afttn unp
9pc1mente. 9aS 8euer mar pbne 3weifel
paS 9Sert etnes 8ronDlttfters. Die Gerlulte
ni4t weni9er ais cine Babe WltQiUn
.betragen. sot.-.
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Der SflaSeret anerfenne unb @e1ebe aum
G@ub Der freten Ne9er made.
Ter SnniaNerFriea

Denver, Colorado, 8. Sept. Mm Sam>
flag wnrpe cine &btbeilune beS 7. @liGtsans
Ne9imentes elmer ettpa 200 Wfann
ltarten Snpianerbonpe anli6tte. Sic Neiter
u1ter 8ibrun9 Spn Or. Smit6, etnem jun>
9en Sfi3ier, Der lpeben bonn Camp Collin fer
fam, 9rifen Die Snotaner mutbig an, 81.
Smith Ipren9te bent SplDaten DUro,,S, Iein
Dfero mar frtlG, unD nit Ietnem 9teSOlDer ere
Idpb er 3tpet Der 9tpt6baute.
Die Splpatfn trieben bic Snptaner In Die
6luGt uno %Serwunoeten Dtele perI elben, FONT
ten ie aber Der SGneOi9teit Der Snbtanerz
pferpe ipe9en nt6t 9efan9en nebmen. Or.
Smitb wurpe pur@ einen Yfetl i'm 9lrm Ser>
punpet, uuD es mubte nm fem 9eben 3a ret
ten, cine @mputation Spr9enommen werpen.
Die 8wan5i9 pferpe, Die Says 3uopr Dem
s. Nta Ipn 9eltOblen tpproen tpdren, Iinb ben
SnOtanerlt pieper abgenpmmen wprpen.
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Som Hiueil Scean.

@on5ran3tsco, Is. Sept. Die er-
fen Ne9en9tHe Der SaiIpn Itno 9e1tern in
ben iuOltGen Counties pes Staate5 9eialleu
uno baben DEM mod utGt etr9eernteten Sc
treble 9rpbeh SdaDen 9etban.
IdArtAten aus 6pnplulu pom Is. Nlt9ull
Ia9en, DaB am ielbi9en Sage SAgTe na9 per
Sniel N5cenlipn abgefabren Ii1b, INN ppn bort
bic Ntanni6aften Der POM NaubIdif SGenan=
bpa9 perbrannten S6ife me95ubrtngen.
NuBer Den IN frlberen SertAten auf9esG6(.
ten 5erl tGrten S6ifen bat Der G6e1anopaG
au6 paS S6if Slaac Spmlanp un0 bic Bar.
fen @prntpaa unp @pn9reB Serbrannt. Daa
Srnn8mtd tpurpe pom Sis etngeitoBeu
unD Der Seerauber perbrannte es.
g~tenelten yla6rt9ten 3ufOl9e befnben ItG
mod me9rere S6tfe in Der Sebrin98 StraBe,
Die fat alle feine @uai6t auf Gntfcmmsu
baben.
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GtraHcnrau5 NIB SeprS.

@ranb &aptbS IL. Sept. Nm 26.
8. Mt6. wurben in Der 9lGte bon G%6OrnptQe,
SbiO, Elm e~ept0er 2bOrnbtQ, letne 8rou unD
Mfapame 0Dtltp5 unp peren &inb auf Silent
liAer StraBe pOn bret SPtbbuben angegrifen,
beralbt ,nO 10 fltrGtbar mibbunpelt, Dap le
bewubtlO6 am 9labe lie9en blteben. OaS
&tnD unD &bornbil erbUlten lit tpteber. Der
S6apel Der Mapame 9biqtp8 mar in funf3t9
Stide serlplittert mprDen. Seine 6rau 1T
entleblt6 o%erltltmmelt. @6 wurpen ibr bic
&leiper pom 9etbe 9%erilen, bic M6rDer ldpI<
len tRr cine &u9el Dur@ Den &Opf unp figtert
tbr einen tiefen S6nttt pom 9alS Bis an ben
Wa9en gu. SbprnbiQ blieb bis ala ben fol-
9enoen Wfor9en berubtlp8. Den Wi1etbG=
tern 1T man BIG iest nod ntdt auf Die Spur
0efDntnen.
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0cneite 0adridten.
gsleerag0irt fir aen Baltimore g8eder".
Sas 9u3Re Teler n g8alIo gsaua

F e EU EH1 -. ~0TeN
PORTLAND, Sregan, 8. Sept. @tnoe=
9alt9sne Sriefe geben 9totbrtbt ppn einem ,er=
lt0renpen 8eucr, po8 am oOri9en Dienitaa
trpbe 1T Der Slide bea Gitp 6ptel gu @6a0a
gSalln, I'm Nalbin9ton Gerritorium, aus
brad1, Alo bic 6lammen nm liN 9rifen, BRET
teten tie ItA pber= rnb unterbalb pes GitY 6p-
tells aus un0 3un9elten iiber bic StrnBe Der
ilber, ullp 5ert6rten etlpn so @ebGuoe. Der
ob9ebrannte 9iltrtft pebnt lidb pom Srientol
bOtel hts naA Groft'S 9eibltallen aus. Mon
berednet Den Gerluf ouf 100000.
Die Gtuppbner BON 0ala @aQa 9eben
energilh an ba6 @erf, I'm ben perbrannten
StQott0eil mieper arf3ubauen. Gin Gamlta9
lag berett8 cine 9rOBe Maie 8au6Ol3 an Den
Gnuplaben.
@alla @ala 1T cine crit felt bGGItenS 6
Sa6ren ertttrenbe StaOt. SIN Sabre 1859
be5ei6nete Dem permaligen Mtttelpunft Der
eilt Seretn3elteS 8lpdbaua. Sort @ala
8aQa liegt etpa bretptertel Metlen bappn
%entfernt. Sort Dallas btlpet Die GuBerlte
0relt5e Der pom ltt1en Sceon Der pltpGrt5
pprortn9efipen Civilization. Sort @alo
gGaln mar Elm b%pr9el6Obener Soften, Oa,
lpobt1 Die Ganpnen, be5 Sorts nt4t mebr
retftelt, fn9 po0 G'ebiet 3ablreiAer trpbiger
uno fei1oleli9er unp au6 etri9er freunpli9er
Snotanerl famine an. Settbem bic nprpweIt=
itdben Snpianer I'M September 1852 int ben
bcipen S6lahten an ben bier Seet unp auf
Der Gbene por Sppfan BON 0eneral 0rt9Gt
9elhlagen ipprpet, baben ith nnermeBltde
naG Siten bin erftrefenpe 0ebiete Der Qlnlieb=
lung erIGlplen. Nuen tenen neuen 0ebieten
rtert Die neu entltanpene Stapt 8alla @aua
al8 6atpel8@De
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Nnti,em aus ben Saaesnrniafeitcu.

YbtlaDeIPBta, Is. @ept. Der 0apen
pom Spbn 2Cutp an Der g., nabe Der GbeSuut
Strabe, purpe In Der Samltngs Na6t I'm
SetOenifpfe i'm Bert6e pom $4,000 BE-
ltp9len.
9tfsbnrg, 16. Sept. 3ptI6en Dem
Sur9ermeilter SUn Sid0bur9 ultp Dem 6reep=
mans Bureau bat elm @iBpertanpntB pb9e=
paltet be3it9li@ Der Surispittion IN Civilian
9ele9enGetteu unp Sen. Slpcum bat cine
SOntmiliion e%rnannt, UNI Die 2n9elegenbeit gu
unteriuhen=
Bottom, IS. Sept. Das SransIcript
bot line 9epeI4e aus Columbus, S.G., erbal-
ten. Dap Die S~taat8rcnSentipn Die SeceIiSns=
Drpinnn3 wtperrufen BAT.
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Ser @r03cb gcgen Mir3.
@ai9tn9ton, Is. @es!

---- n "N 2 III 10 IT. 10 SFPE.
Capt. g8tr5 tpurpe beute Nlor9en tpteber
ms @ertdt5lctal 9ebro6t, Gr 1T mod lebr
fral1f ul1o lag pabrenO OeS GerbGr5 auf etnem
SOpba. Der Mr5t pe5 Gapttol9sfdn9nilies
fSBte pem &ranfen mebrmale Netber Elm. Oa
Sen. NlaiOr Sears. unb mod Elm Mtt9lier
Der @pmmiNipn abwelenp paren, Serta9te lid
0a8 @ertft Bis mUr9en, Die Prielter 6a=
milton uno 06eeIau, Deren 8eti tanb Der Sc
Tan8ene perlan9te, BADEN Jpn NOD nimt be-
'uGt, pn bas hrte9spepartement nod INNER
Die Au5fertt9nn9 Der nGtbi9en 9afe Ser36=
aerte. -
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8um e6asenfeH sot., Baltimore, is. Sept. 1865.
Mt. o.s,. boe5. Ia trBnet,
~ ~DP" Ei"' F"P :" "ns NIT fdDledbtem go3h 81 .
Sebt f6ld8t Du gar NIT eAoten, &ndtn.sgLt &C., -.
Mdr 9tertn fnb f6 Detn @Sie ia cor Sm S,9 yer;
Dtreletdeu 1T: 10 ju faget - prcinGr ri "'"t mepF y
limo ipsnn Du Did jest aud nod 70 febr erbOs,t
Ote Gclunb nirb bod bas ria" nttt netr los
Tnss hr 9 S% ti ~ gHI, Uni 81 nj 1t'FFgsbens
Iebenet!
SD. 6. ". an Ste ~0te6atttOn Der ct getsr y, ct geter 81.
q tft) 1881 6. ct Gfter VI
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~" y. VlDme. Rp. AIS 80. 8altimDrefr.
" y 0tprtnt 43 tp.
~ s Stef6. 429 b.
NJ. 9. SeS, 21 b,
y GFaS q. SeGni, $50 28ttfr. Dbnrf.
3. 8uElnant, 826 %. Gat timprefr.
Hte GpneDrOta Mttglteeer werten btermit nm bolbihe mi
Sabire.de gettetl8un8 erfuGt ca NIT Nlpataa, ben 25' b 81.
be Xtlten etiblslsn spsrten mafen.
kpt-npl 3 Is 2 n I Or * "a , q
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Son 9apannab.

New yprf, IS. Sept, Der Dampfer
Nriaone brin9t Na6rtGten pom 16. b. aus
Sa9ditta6.
81, 81. s. Sumter, welGer auf 9arple aus
Sort Yrlaaft e~ttlalen wurbe, mar ein 9afa-
9ter bes Dampftrs.
Die 3eituugen melpen me1rfaAe StraBenz
rdrbereialt ltnD bic Grmprbun9 5peier 9le9er
purh eile mnbefaunte OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Die Smelaner. 6 ommiffTen.

sort @mttb, 2(rt., Is. 6eptbr. 9tl
lOpalen @9erofee5, iowie Die auftanetl9en e.
l~linUleu Gaben Den Sertrag unter;etGnet.
Die anperen 9ele9otipnen boben Inn net
tere 6riit 9eteten, aber oerlidert, boB ale Den
Sertrag utter5eiGnen werpen.
Die Stamme lWetneu lt1 all Der Orb
nuu9 flt9en 8u wpQen, NIT ~Nu5nabme Der
GberpfeIeen.
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J(euU dl11ei0en.
Sir 4licDe 9duSei0e.

Die unterSei9ueten @lteber Ter Geuif6eu So. Qutb. on.
rpn pennl9l5anien unp ben bena66arteu Staater. ais
sine Gpmm'te e BON b. faster SgnUoe btsrter eefanrt, I'm bic
eatltanfenet SGwterigtetten tn 8sSn8 anf cas- Be tdltni6,
IN Baltimore 81 e~rpdbnter SpnOle ftebt, an unterIuGen, Ia.
cen biermtt ale mdanltden &eieter teia5ter @em tnbe Elm,
Der 3u tteIent 3pcd gu taltenben Sisung Ter Committee btr
5up hneh, bic NeHte @tenb (Dtenfta9 10. Sept nm I Ibr
III Dr =, Wfdttbdus GtrAe IN Der &aualfr ~fattfnpen ipu,
relde Stride uns 8aafreunbttA %8eBfnet wirp, iueem bic
0retetnt0fttssEir6e feIbf tnsu Sermetgert purte.
O.. 6. 8rpbR,
e. s. QBelbeu,
(DD Is. ". 8duer.
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SeTerfun @apis nad .earroa SAL asbraabt

SeferfDn Saois mad Carroll 9aa ssbrGdt.
6prt Monrpe, IL, September. Die
uNprfplt 9pi" ia9t;
SeferIpn Oo9ts purbe 9eltern aus Ietnem
GaIrmatten= Oefdn9ntife na@ einem 3tmmer
tn @arrpQ 9oQ tnnerDalb Der 6etun9 Mon=
roe 9ebraAt.
Der @eAiel purpe ptr3 bte @slunbbeits-
nntltanoe Oe8 ~@efan9enen 9eboten.
Carroll 9nll lit ptelei9t bas bequemIte II.
bet etugeridtete gebaupe in Der 6etun9 unp
Davis, Der bic @elt bi8Ger Bios pur6 eine
S6tebidarte betradten @furl,te, Fat jett BON
ietnem 6enlter aus Die Nu6liGt auf ben 9an=
gen 9arapeploB.
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gsiIs 2puiGann.

New Orleans, II. Septbr. j3pei
Drittel Der @inwpbner BON NrpYe0eS 9arti6
lino Il: siaer iebr pirfti9en Sage, Mlan BAT
ben @eneral Ganbp UNI 6ilfe gebeten, mel
4er aud ipfOrt baSl8li6e Mabre8eln 9ctrpf-
fent BAT.
3wtIhen ben Greplen ,tnO gle9ern fam e.
am leBtem.S% unntag auf Dem Npdet @rounr
gum &f unp Elm nrtberer Au8bru6 wtrr
nl&iten Spnnta9 befirGtet aber bur9 bo6
MilttGr Serbitet trerDen.
Gen, SwaYer BON DEM alabama 8reeDmenl
8urau beri6rt lit etnem Circular ba6 Ges
rt9t, pelGes inter Den 9ie9ern %ctrrultrt, BAT
Die 9rOBen Dlarta9en inter lie in 9ar3e1er
1ertbelt wIrDe !; CT riet6 i6nen ruGt9 3u at:
beiten uno itA pteicr 0epanfen gu entI9lasen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-19
gBtlbelm sen Qoqe SO. 4, II. DC. 9.

Die N1ttslisber btefer 2rse fms bBfidit etneelnten, I5
n6hfen Wltttpr5, 20. Sept WCr9eus 8 1br IN ~buntIer
8Iettung unn 10 eteen 9~anbf@uben sW %berfars
metH, UNI fh osr svpfsn prPJerEon res SrbenS 3Er @inneis
bnre tes gGilbep Documents an5ufblieeen. Sic Mit9ltebel
iinb triu6t, f& in Der &ebenbaIte, 8ape.tefr gu var
iamneln. q
Ia nun FER, tem al @bren bteies Mpnunnent errtftet IA,
Elm Ritelie6 unferer QOse mar, 70 1T e. Ylt&t zines jeben
Sruters oieIen f~eterliden UT NIT fetnsr GeSenpart su be-
ebren
Ca-mt) 6enr9 QBOGf, SER.