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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-25
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peI@e an ben ~traurtsen 6OIsen BON StIbRbeFed1us Uber
ohante leteen, rte ndGtlite SGanen-&r ete SunSen, Sddmen.
t9pddei Sappten3 pber n~aSermosen, NerSenI9md&e,
SdTtnsiu6t anb allen ben berfttetenen utbeln, pel6e aus
eteteIn Safer bstgoreebtr, fnbsn tn Or. &uIoerreIs .Rabt-
ca! Hs9snGtOr" Elm Wtittel, Tsl4ss f9 alsSas etntt9e tuSsr'
% IT 3u taber. tn Stem gprt: s. 6. QDels II @ry 115
Srantltn CTR; N6rabaS CABIN. 8prere, @fe Grdnb SIR
Boften; gDeets Il @ptter, ITO WaibtnetDnfr. Jtt6bureb.
vtall.: s.. &. Sarrtntan & Co., so. 8 Mfnerisan Spuie Blpd.
gbtlaeelpbta &. o. @alenberS 5. anb WnIuutar. s .Grpmtr,
4o3 @hefnuttr. gtttSbur8; 9enrp W1tner, IL u. rs Ste Str.
baltimore Seth 9. 9auce, los 10. BnItinprefr. @tnein.
matt: Sobn .. Yart, @6e 4. unb sDalnuthr.; 8. q. Sqirt
\ w. NgD@de A. nnb Nalnutfr. @tteaec: Smith &
Owper, "a 2afefr. gtep Orleans; e. 80. 0Drtsbt Il GUy
Il @bGrtresfr. GprUntS: 2snnu @ntCt & 60, 4 ct. 9atp-
renee buildings. st. 2putS; @Datns SrrSy Ra4fpleer nrn
2; Vidtslss, Gde 2. unb 0tnefr. &epbtng, pa, bet 8drpeV
Str@ " Srpa 31S 10: Yennfr. nnb bet ben 2aupt.A etaten
y 1af: y y. <ne & 6 De- 127 8Owtrs, Wen Sprt.
StGS ". CeC Sz.OO. ...|la#--
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8asea babel SeHe&ft!s. BE aGtE tssbt bard Ses IG5nSss
Iss! ben SstO. Die saase S~ntleraRus SNs ste: Ss tItsss
te 800 NltiisS. Nas @epss EiRk Sief g~eset6u.t( rsspTsS1 g
SEQ: mtt ben 9~cEasitres sabes AektsRansscr4.
sto4 Sreifltus, Daqtcr, g%!1e!unott, 9n5!ca
nopolis, eOHtsSiQe uab OF. 3pnis
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fetat sei:tEs naslsesHGss0aea beFsGset. Bic Saeestfrr
aes nit asxs s utt-, pOss Essats 10 u1es8Ea ssS a.
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6rttA naefp N me q neue B1Gren.
s6it srpleIter ioeten fsi8enbe Badrtn. ts rHr an Disber
Uertauter etQt9f abeeheni
100 Sui@eI ueut Crane Grs;en,
500 90. sSIben pter galtfpraiG Gra,sx,
400 Barrels ~9elpaItens @r5isu,
5000 $50. Ih5Me neut brsits 2inIen
1000 ptb. Green Corn,
10 8ob SrDbe tlrtifnt 8wt.t&er
5 Do. be. Btrmen,
400 4ts1 8edaItt gerfs IA ager Aummcrn,
S09o, 9afersrass, Esaiasnertes, SbptrIott, aut Sorteu
Ruoeiu II. { -
RrehtI s BttteImp, .
(1prltl dix. $40 &. SaIttimr reft.
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bard se
SoattaOres SsnS G9tps @ .fsss5aaw
I'D allen G1etlsu beg gssffens
8artersbnrS anb Wdrict1a, Of ex syser,tn

9arfersburs anb Waristta, oGex Gersro
BbeeIiga nab Columbus.
Dts S~ntsrnHna beu @aItsmOre mad slsn xkstIsn Ses -.
lsens OCT Bst. Stec:ta to auf tteIfr 1SSn farssr' ala go
FPs!a9eIppta, RetD-gOr pber aaf i.eeub sintr eaS,y.r S,c..s
Gsh3renteE, ~et9e id beg s&oItimoge. nnb S5bir0 Gtfss
ss9eG" SsDte1:n, reFosR mil ~beu(eIkta RSgsu unh @sSos. kS
oroeti 1te Die Feiiastsrs CRIES RteEe, pelas afFr Ss ~
OcspeIte aobEtH. SO "A'
xts ssa9ta etelst SGan sabtu sspCIFeste etst, ts,rben ~,
ssaGnen St!e1GsI, "a Stlnser sttstit, Gnb Is pir6 San poSe,
sssstn GEt1tpenet nsraSrst@t, sRr5Ela Il if far bic Ieovtas,
't4ssts ane st$stpsts SE ~HsssGgtsre Ia GItn etssfn ssiSrot
aut oDtger SaSSn taRrsu bic AuspGnberer AMI Sds S8nssnS$s,
9so SIutsfs, tie IT, bts tnitgtSaEn I ~ SSs
!: Is. o ia atent neI@s %~upan6erer N - S.s
90 HItn9en ttf5rbert AEe anb.rest Esos1,. =:
lereern nop ttanstr Dtetertesn, HeI@e ia 6is Fsrs;sIiots'
oIaaIsa stHEeEesrt, nit etn l~aEeaasa @rztsrnnt,ns SSo,s
NusnorceGss mt9tf!u eRt etitF 1aSn ts asoorn Snsss-sn,
9e sonttn Hette bon SnItttn0re uaG Gturfnnoti .ty 49,
Sto! aaf BET snEteu Ssrtfe. sptI@en EoIttDsnrs r NH -
Seats, lcTtt sHIl&en SnIsimSrs anS gbttocn me A. ~ w.
Ne~ Stnstnne1t 9el9nat riau eHt btelsr kabx tn "a I St,,n ISss
nag 81. Soxts uao Sstteso tn 2 GnaeR. """''
Stoes Vallaster pct 100 Yfunt @tSd6 frst. atrh.r ncnA
eS - 1eeren ssi@p!sn soIbss STsGs. Rtaksr ustsr / ssSras
Gas Ges6G ssst EMt ben YaSuai,r.u unb fuus,t nd, lima,
sg 9letper Sei ca hsm 1eftnmunesDrte ent eh1 Ssbsr a.
sass sns wel@ststsnns sseE ftts GrS6a 5s an teu Srt Ss
Ctat9s Ia u Fne an bes Sssi&t.benex etotta
nan oer Sapn anetHtQt, an GtnHoneerer an smpfaueen ami
as !srsm Sepass meter gu k~ef6rtern. Dtsges IL ei.S :.
SAs'sst'' Sen tetrs enhers saku btttet.
0aaEpreifs pga 3elttaOrs sac
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0Sicatt9 fir 3~et6enSeII!
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&rGuter l
ftnb unfrtttte BITE befen, bis lest beiGnuttn 0tttteI, un bs
~terIpreEs Gefunetett mteberbertnaeatn. fcptt, penn ittte
9enpmnen, Rranfbetttu ~ oerbuten. Dteitlben fnb ittt
uber sn .
8ierteliabrbunoert ibrer 6eiltraft peeen
In Dtut5blanb rnbRliGft btiannt uab seaSttt, Eus bstfa
a9 AUG bier fst ben Isttsn Srtt SasreH ttata isIshsN ~
Seilung bSSmili0er uto bartn16i9cr
Arnnf6citen,
unb folte Rienannb BITE Spfnune, eetetIt III tpeFbaR, Gufesbm
ppne tasSr biefs RetIiamen Rrdatsr iu StriuSts. Die 3siu'
ter teroen BON MIR ..-.-
brett BON 9euti9Ianb
%tntpUrttrt unt eutPsbIe tb hteielben t~rtnsenh natinen werttts
eanbsIeuten iunt eenetsttn @ebrau&t, ba Id fef uberltlt
BIN, boe etn Sober, Der >etumal ba5Cu niuantt, mi. br gtr.
lung gents iufrteben unb hst nattr rbnt ~eteielben ittn rhe'
Sebe BantItt lrate tets babpn ta Sault baben benin aud
Sci Rtnbera tn Stt SubItbGttss @trtuns btefer arauttr wabr'
bait ubtrrai&ent.
Die Srdutsr fnb ~ baden tn
Ntllen Ocer NulUern,
it mad sBuni& nnb buteu FH bel ~fUIefnbsn Srdnibttttn
~bsipnhtrs betlfau erpteitn, alst
Nd8eatraHipk SGmo;ybptbsa,
DarmbeIGwerben DrIIen,
GefhpuIRs 0erfrpfuns,
Gtht, &beumatt1nuk,
Gnebruft6fett, NpStebruns, H".b1
5ufen, RCpf- unh Sdbntueb,
Rrebsi9aben. Runtfptrrt,
Grlure, Aueenfronibett
S&nupfeu, @erf9Ietnune,
RtrSenitpa&E
GundeAsntjputuRG, N3aiEER,
Gcrrpbeln, Bdnbrurm,
unterIetts btfGwtrbtn sDdftrhle
Grippe, RpHt
GPptbt SRubr, Rrdtt,
SdItFuSs SppttItS.
RoIte Bteber, Sdutduttnldgt
unb uuen Rranitettea,
irelGe aus perbprbenen 8lute enttprsn8en.
DaS Bud baruter, nit SteIeu 3tneniftn etbttIteT ytrtUntt
wirb BON MIR ~pprtpfrtt auf gDunfn an iee Nhrsft. StrldnpI,
lOwit iebt ssiplnl1tf Nustunit nnf brttFt@t Antrd6s Ss'n
~ertetlt.
MItTnnhrtG, Dd.
aGtiniser Aeeut ben SrSf. Wnnhrarnt Srduttf
Rebtitnen fur sani Mnasrtfd:
Die 6anptaNertur fur NElttutcre
teaubet TH In Der HuGbanblune BON 3. Z. h y. 2ennt9.
bauftn, No, rs Bta Yrattitr. anb finb buieISt N' quo
lcwpbI, ais aud bic 5etInttttI ~ baben. -
aT SIN WSaibiratpn ~ BADEN bet W. BE- rtttt,
Ode berl2. Str. unb gennipIS. Abenne. lomSII6Ul-
Nue Rranfbetten
m IabrAtn GIttbern, Wtutteri&wd&t U. T. wr Esht@tlu
urtren Rnb, wcrbeu tn 8 Eaetn auf b6t WunotroUutt' etttf
btnn IL, rtsbtrbereeftlt trn
(0Gu2aR 8AM aRuIbertb-, uGbf prprtf fpnhf
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I'LL sa Baltlm0rs a4j gbiu
GienbGhn.

EaM@ E%@MEM@ ~NA&kNSS var W%S& &JEEn
Gtenbabn.
IN! II. MAO Dfont0S, l9. Deg, terben tSsIib 2 Rio.
nap 2~S9eeliuS nu6 Rarsersburs mo ein quo mad 5srsbs.
rid GbgePer, ME fctst: -
Pof3ng t6sIi& (SountaSs aasseuommsul, gsorc 100
%IpresjnS tGSlib Abenbs $40.
Ssibe 5age ner6inben f& am ObioRns 1tt aleu- aIa.r
se0 toehIi@, uprSsreaIiG unb TtIbpefIiG.
Der Sarpers Gerrp unb Sreberid ccpmpbations z3uu.
ipefliG, perlGbt Baltimore I'M 4 l19r 9ta6mittaas. Oefz
lid SerIaBt biefer Bug Sarpers 6errS I'M 6 u6r Mprsens
nnb Greberid um Z nbr, tdSliH (auSgencmmen Gpnntaas).
OeE Bug NAG &QicUtts sRinS ae5t BON 6cItitSrre
S~icraeus nm $40 unb 1000, nn6 StnG5uIittoae AGO.
anb SDn gutcOtt's geiIs 9Qcrseus TAO uut 1850, unb
Ra6uittoss $50.
Na1 WaIbtnatun.
GbSaus BON Baltimore noG 0aibiustuu aauroens $50
ECO, $50 Hub $40, uuS Ga@m $50, unb $50
SonutaSs Nsorgens un 4.30 nnb 8.5, 0 unb OtoS.
mittaSs $50 1880. Ibsaus BON G6af6inston Usuraens
am SIS, 8.16 u. Ills uub gta@n.. na 800, 4.3O unt
6.45. SonatoeS nur 0~ecrSeus nm8.15 u. II. Is n. RaGs
ultitast 100. Is SRr beg 3te uub Ste 3ns bon 8uIti.
niore nub ber erfe uat Sierts BUG BON GBaj6inatpr
3alteu an allen GtatinRen an. Ser 3tpeite rrb ieGfts
3ug Don SaItitnpre gnt ber /. u. 5.3ug Don SGaIbinetpr
oerbinben FG nit ben Annapolis 3ngs.
Hegeu rdperss Iustuutt nnb s3tGete ieSer srt neub,
aIdn f1 an 3. 4. guSlaub, Agent tn bcr Garnbeu. eta
inn cber al bic 3idet=S0fFee.
%. y. SMITH ZsausportmeiRe,
,. III. & ole Seneral>gaent. (3au6nl
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NrpftIIpr Munoram'6
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TT unI:rcitts has befe BITS test betdnnte WtttteI sur 6etlun
pm llnterleib$.8 e f6merb auer Nrt, tnsbe fDnbere Wd8en
trampf Uerbauun6S I&pG6e, Gbs!erG-Nnf aIe, GruhiGmer
3en, Otarbped, RpItten, Brehrutr, S6mtnbeL 8ldbuns en-
3ppff9merS, Nhhrna, Raltes Steber, Seetrantbett, Spmmer-
Complaint, lpwie eesen $ II 4 { n unb @rtaItune.
Dd htsfeS Glrtr aus rein unfbdblt6fn, beeetabtltiaen
Gtpffen befeRt, ~ etsnet es fh npG t~efunberS CUR Serabt-
gums neuBebDrener &tnrer, i0pts eGenfaIk ben 3abnen ber-
ielten. 3etne Wlutter fpate berlGumen, fets odspn TN
Saufe 3u BADEN, tetph fpate 90 tn bteert Baue NIT Tbee pber
g8aIer unb 3uGer SerbInnt Ge8eben per6en. Der 6rpedrttge
grfcIg, Der i1 felt ibe II Sdbren tn DeutI6ldnb 9e3et6t,
tat f. al3 Bier felt ben Issten 4 Sabren ~9l6n;enb bfrdbrt,
unb tit tteies @lrtr lbereI eth uneRtbebrli&es SausmitteI
Der grei8 bss ftetnern gtafa&ens tit SO Gss. unb bes gro.
esren rs Cts.
grcf. Muntran,'8 aIssmetn teIte6te 8lutretnteunss.
,9rduter-DtIen unb pulcer Werben jebenn Qetbenben
d rpntl&en &rant9etten sur F@ern 9eIuas bring
en6 e%ttpfOblen. p
Terner arnpfetis Id Wuntram't GSttepttf&e Gro.
> fe II, 3ur edn3ltGen 3ttlune Der Geliu&t; @t9tpuI
be r CUR r~ctttalen @ertrettune bon 0tdbt unb Rbeumatt
mus; s ata.StnttnrL siebt au8enbltfIt&e 9snttruns
Dulber une GrGuteatbee. t+}
gu baben bet O. 9ennt sbaufeu Su Gtanb7une
2SK Us. Yrottfr, Saupt-Ieent fur Baltimore itUie to ben
&pUtbefen.
e. SHIiIs SiemeIt, Dentif,
Iler1nbrta, 0a.
(29np-6mrt) @enerdIoMeent fur eans Anterifa
@auptaeentur fur ben DtRrttt Columbia BEL 6 a O.
6 brtftaut, 5o2 9te Str. uub 81 Yennfpltnnta %Se
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Seseu Gle rbenmotii&en 2rant5eiten, Griife mn
G~rtGltuag, Gaerta@je6er, Water
s ober 1fatteru, isVte GiaaiS ~ fsiuer ar
2 SGr S~erRituus ton Vi@t, uub OS1iee f1ter
%HllD 3eilnus f@ou einSetretener StSrung Ses Orsa.
tiSnns im uleuT6Ii&en S5rper. Geicnbers jn ~entpfeblet
9tS9nnsen, gerfUpfune, SlutaubrGuS, ~trGrpf0r,
gen gntdGe iegli@er Irt, Gieter, 8ei9perbeu Der 8ruf
bes Magens unb uuterIeiSes. sfSSeres tf aus @ebrauds
auwi;inngea BEL mir ga erieben. 1871
&c it pierbar@ aebem Geleseubsit oebUteu, fHr reuis
selbf& ieI5it piessr sRr Gsiaab1eit ~ rsgbelfen, irpit
I'D eeseu 3rcnf6eitsu 30 ta9sea.
Die 6lai&e tOfst nit Gebr0n&sauwsiiuussn 80
ssuts unt IL eiusis uuS aIein S&t 81 Saben BEL ..
SeisTids Sr1ns.erS
Rs. So .. Tut0pfrase, sDiI@en @ratt, unit
(SaI ~ aomberfrdse.
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ll9e %fKnA &s$sSs frst.G

~ Sur beSonberen &enntnt6nobme
Gtutrouberer unb S~aeiIeubs Iuuteu Ss6r DrrH@tic ;e;u
ebs Ne tbrs WiGette taufen nnS Icnten ~bieieiben nnr In
BEN Bureau bee sutessei&ustsn auseaelteu acentsp
tanieu. "
Dielentseu, Uel&e In Baltimore antCuamen, perbtu 4
o5us G3risristsit Ginetts iHr bisis eiuie Ueri&ofeu tSu
men, tubsua 6u Gssut bes sDsntT&eu @eIeGi&uftS Sci
tRrst eanAuns ibnen ben uutssSei&usteu Gssnttn SSsaeneu
rirb.
nus cSttsse Unttunit nab sRat5 srtEciIt nnsutasISIia
So. y. %tIAsAEeRAt
SsSessl- GxRSetShten-A seHs kEt &sEttRasss al
EES.@ifgsabA
Np. 81 Tbame8 Ctr.
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9l(cOi5jni)d)o On5eigen.
Tr. 2d1ttpe iii @Dsldr, &6ni0=
10 reicD o0mnDOer.

3Ct. &0ftpe an ODS40r, HDnt0z
~ $50 reicD GannDDer,
tetIt NIT fetnen aus ben tetlfanHen unh ~frdfti9fen 8rdt.
tern bsretteten NrJneten %unfebIbdr unb RAID ane bic 6rart-
betten treI6e aug unreeelnGSt8tetten TIN NtGeen rber BLUE
enthebea, ais bd fnb;
&rdmpIs jeoer 2lrt, INSIDE icnbere Masentrampf,
6dmprrbpioen, @bOleraz9lnfdlle, 9iarrbae, &ps
lifen, 8re6rubr, S6winOel, 8ldbungen, &cpf=
i3mer3, Aitbma, faltes Sieber, Gpilepiie.
Sn alien ttefen B6Gsn tf has Or. 6 antpeT& 6 Itrt1
(per Bottle 81, 6 Bottles fut SCI u%ufeblbnr uut nirft fpfGrt.
Se9en cbrpniic3en (neraIteteuJ Reconnaissance
ttlft bic Or. Ga m peh6e u Ge I'm q tt 8 m uS SAFE
(per frr 81, G 8preH fIr $5O in f6iptert9en GGaen NIT
benz @ltrtr 3ueleth aneepanbt, aGer.
Der Raturboftpr 2antrc In @pSlar bat etnen n srcser
Jtuf bae 9attentsr aus alen Gtetlen Der QDelt Su TIM
lrDmen; er sat 2puts TappleDr TN Sabre 1862 ppR elmer
3uderbarnrubr, Sic ais uuteilbar erfldrt mar, furirt unb
sat sesenmGrttg, aueer ttrcn 1000 9attenten aus gtab uni
5ern, rie t6ntglide Tauilie BON 6dnnpner, @~rpefurit grn-
fanttn BON Nn6last nebt @enablin, unb 9tr3pB bon A-
tenbur8 nebf 3p6ter in Sebantlune.
Sn Baltimore rel y. YpSeler & g., Seth g. Sanee, s
5afencanp @a8part'8 unb alien anbern Npptbefen gu baben.
5auptbepct fir Dtfrttt Columbia: gb. Gbrtfttant, 81.
Pa @Denue, Daf5tu8tpn, .. G.
SmpDrtirt son Or. Witfd s Co.,
tSft27-) gtp. 373ScUerp, gtetr Drrt.
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6ut @utIer6 unb MeffdurGfeure.
4edtt 6tutf9e SeroeIat snrf, Iautr etnstr1a@
S@netnSt n n dtter unb naGaertodtes Q d 10 i.
ter-Eale Stm bur8tr Rnb Rrduttr Rdft, 56
tIhGet S9fbeIIen, SarbtntS, Gent IN StrT&ts
O'"fn Nadunetnsbiutef In ~bsItebteen O~lsantitatt BET
RpebeI X8tIk Tins ..
arc an. 06IftNpteBy.
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Union Tener : 0erddberun082 Gelels
.' fdadff BON Baltimore.

Oteie SeteulHaft II nunrnebr 6ereit, Beuer- DerHherunatn
Iur Staet' unb 3drtbeftsttunt entsesen3unebmeu Die Office
beTnoet fb ND. 40 SeeUnbltrase, nIf Der gUrbette.
S~rtnGpatts, pr6fbent.
Dtrettpren
@baunee Brppte, Yraiibent Der cgBeIsrn Dont,-
&eDres ganbp, BON &dnbb, Stiptn L. 81.
QDn. GbeSnut, opn 3Dm. Gbesnut & Go.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-25
ANarDldne BeuersOerfcberuuaSoeTea
fe5aft BON Baltimore

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-03-25
Subfiften3zo ffcc Der Der. ct. Armee.

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BIS Mittips6, ZEN 70. N1ars 1865, Utittaes IL ubr. ~entsesen"
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-06
sensible Remnrk from n Republican
Source.

We cut the following from IN editori-
ii in the Springfield RrpRbhcdn. 1t Is
too sensible, our Democratic readers may
he assured, To be accepted by the party
to which it is addressed:
Let the amnestied rebels vote, and
Won will see them voting the Democrat
ic ticket" is frequent exclamation,
and it seems to he put forward rs conclu-
,ive against the reorganization OF south
,rn State Governments We think the
annestied rebels would do wiser and
better thing for themselves and the
country by voting" our ticket, oteonrse,
and if they are treated with any good
degree of fairness we have no dOubt that
there will respectable republican ., IL
publican ticket is to sbe made test OF
LOYALTY in the South, why not in the
North2 fit is treason to be Democrat
IN South Carolina, it is quite as much so
IN Massachusetts,; but we do mot hear
that anybody proposes to get rid OF an
opposition party in the free States by ap-
plying such test.
We may we'll understand that Ill the
new are opening upon us, petty tricks OF
partisanship will be of small account
The people have been educated into al
appreciation of the great principles o
government They look now for broad
and catholic craftsmanship in dealing
with the great problems to he solved
and will give no countenance TO iittl'
tricks and subterfuges. The continued
success and predominance of the repub
lican party are to be secured by no shal
low political tricks, but by its ability t.
command the situation. 1t has now TIT
opportunity to become national party
Unless it is wise enough and strong
enough to do this it cannot continue t.
rule the country. Now is its hour o
trial. If it falls into the hand of narrow
and mean men it goes down at once AM
forever
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-06
The Wirz Trial.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The trial was
resumed from Saturday
J. Nelson Clark testified that he was a
prisoner at Andei sonville. He counted
l54 dead men in the stockade. The wit
ness mentioned the case of an insane sol
dier who wandered up and down by the
steam, refusing to wear clothing, and
who had not sense enough to know that
he must cook his rations. He ended his
life by suicide Another prisoner des-
troyed his life by hanging after declar-
ing that he would rather die than remain
iu the stockad.
When the witness was taken to Ander.
sonville there were Al men in company
with him, and % of them had died, prin.
eipally at that prison. He said six men
were shot at different times, two of whom
he knew died.
Witness related the circumstances at
tending the shooting Of the other four
men for crossing the dead line. He did
not, however, see or hear Capt Wirz give
the orders for the shooting.
Vincent Harrison, of the 2nd New
York regiment, WHO was prisoner at
Andersonville, testified that while al
Capt Wirz' headquarters he heard Wir7
give orders to have man put on the
chain gang and irons placed around their
feet, and also order tho guard to shoot
the first man who should cross the dead
line. saH TS r}y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-06

Mr.. ODELL The New York World i'll
noticing the change of certain officers OF
the'crstoms in that city, states that the
friends of Nh. G. w. Blunt. the candi-
date of the Radicals for Naval Officer,
protested vigorously at Washington
against the appointment of Democrat
to that position. This and other things
coming to the knowledge of Mr. Odell, he
promptly addresseda ia letter to the author
tiles, sating that it was true that he re-
sisted the election of the Republican can
didates last autumn, and voted for Me-
Clellan and Pendleton that if he was
appointed to any office it must be with
the distinct understanding that he was
a Democrat who obeyed the discipll OF
his party; and in conclusion, he asked to
br permitted to remind the Administra
tnn that the Democratic organization
was the only party which was unit in
support of President JOhnson's State
rights plan of restoring social order, and
re establishing the normal authority OF
the Union in the insurgent States
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-06
Jn,ues Harlan, Secretary Of the late,
riOr.


The Seward and Weed men have CON-
menced the fight i'll earnest against Gree
ley, Chase & Company. The Auburn
4dreriiSer thus refers to James Harlan,
Secretary of the Interior:
Secretary Harlan is a Methodist
preacher of the Western style-radical,
Jealous. and impOrtuuate. We suspect
that he is a better preacher than states
man. He has negro on the brain severe
IL. Several years ago he stumped Iowa
for the Republican party, and succeeded
in getting into the United States Senate
Whist there he undertook to supervise
President Lincoln and upon one occa-
sion got mp caucus Of Senators TO re-
quest the removal of Secretary Seward.
The President did not need his advice at
that time. 1t came TO pass, however,
that Harlan was appointed Secretary OF
the Interior and he is now in Johnson s
Cabinet. He is in sympathy with Chase,
and expects to make him President. lie
is understood to be opposed TO President
Johnson's plan for MISUNDERSTANDING
upon the nntenable idea that the Union
has been dissolved, hc follows it out in
all its ramiications He opposed the
appointment of Preston King TO the Of
flee of Collector of New York because the
latter is understood TO be in sympathy
with Secretary Seward. We conclude
from what we have observed of his course,
that he isa very restless as we'll as ambl-
tious man
There is no mistaking the sound OF
this crack of the Seward whip.-Alb
dT.0uS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-06

The Montpelier (vt.) Patriot says there
were three billions of dollars worth OF
slaves in the country owned by less than
half million people The capitalists OF
the country have made war upon and de
molished the slaveocracy. It has cost
three billions to do it, The Southern
slaves are turned into government bonds,
which are held by less than halfa million
capitalists. Slayeocracy is turned into
bondocracy And the Question comes,
shall we accord the bondholder privil-
egs the STAKEHOLDER never asked-an ex-
emption from taxation? This is abolish
ing slavery-in horn! 1t sets Sambo
loose, but binds the chains of eternal SER
vitude upon the white laborer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-09-06
From Hayti-Capture Of Fort -. Mich
ael by the Rebels.

New YORK, Sept. 5.-The capture of Ft.
st. Michael by the Haytian rebels has al
ready been announced. The Bulletin de
Laruvolutin has a long account of the
event, by which it appears Amin. who
commanded the rebels, did not seek to
enter the postern gate, but led his force
through sloughs up to the very walls of
the fort. The heroic band experienced
great difficulties in making their way
through net work Of thorny underwood
and other natural obstacles. On reach
ing the walls Amin ordered a halt, and
mounting an oak tree, he reconnoltered
the position and waited for dawn. About
$50 A. M. he descended from the tree and
dashed on the work at the head OF his
men. shouting "Vive Laluare." The gar
rison being thus unexpectedly attacked
with cold steel. fell into indiscriminate
confusion, and they fled, leaving the
fort TO the victOrS.