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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-13

eSeldgernn9 pDn Wt1td pra8.
Sem SrIeanS, 10. 9tpo. - Die ySiine8n
tbeilt brr6 ben 8rptpn8pile @prreIppnoentc11 pom
2. nit, Dap er DON Der eilgetretener grDBe1 Srl1@
0er8nptb Der 8itrQer III WtatanlpraS lllterridtet
lei, .l1np pa3 bic Nrnlee be8 &aiier8 mr. mn eth
SleineS beller ab let. Giele Der lIiDltden Sffi5tere
fedten nit BEN 9iberalen. Die gfafri6t lit Ieill@
0%etrpiIert, DAFT 5ipei Sran8pOrte an Der Wfitnouna
De8 0tip grdlloe lte9elt, melde NIT frar5E1tlden
Irllppe1 ilr Geritirfllng Der @drntIp OIL bon Ytd>
tampraS belaben Iinb. sic perben barte Nrteit
babel1, ebe Iie Den 3luB btnali f%pnInlen; inbem Die
&iberalen ale flad1ett Yunfte unterbalb Der Stabt
befe1tiSt baltelt.
Ser Mataupra8 9tan6ero Ia9t, DAP Die @rtils
lerie fprtpdbrenb feuert u1D ldarmiibelt.
Oa8 0anlpfl6ill Glgene fanl bier am 80. an;
eS bate 2ebenSlnittel onl Sprp, ltllp gerltdrful<
gen merben ltiinrli6 %erlportet.
Gr@Gpuperllel1r Scarce BON SeraS, e1 ~inti11er
NreltlD be5 @plrerneur3 Sarliltp1, tbetlt benz
n@irilial" nit, baB @pupernellr 0allilton ldtpere
lib cine Convention Dor Wttte Sdr11nr bernfell
pirb. Der v@irilian" befiirdtet, Dab EeraS I'M
ndh1ten @pn9reB nldt p%ertretel leln mtro. Sle
Sdulben, nelde Sera8 I'M &rtege cDntrabirt bat,
6etra0e1t neltl1 Wttlltpnel1. Die Sempbuer, mel6e
AM 9iip @ranbe eltlang pDbne1, iinb bafiir, bnf
man biele 6orper1n9 Siiritdpeiit. Sin &apitdlt,
pel6er Den Sreftnrtpge pom europa nad) @ana'
pa b~e9leitete, lit III ct. ~9llttprio angefpmnell'
Sreftnribge piinidt rad Gera8 SIT ge9el, penr
Der YrIItpeut tbn parbDnirt.
Weitere Wta ampraS 9fe1igfetten ia9e1, Dap SOC
Wtan1 inter Garlales BON @at1tar9o %tollln1etl, I'm
Die 2i6erale1 51 rerltdrfe1.
SHARES, nod in 81 Paip II. /. ~.
Msm @qrf, Il g9 70 Wa 3 &}sag , 6Isiiqes a era
mpna6 Ii9 Suare5 I'M biele 53eit nod IN 6
9}aID hefdnb. ober beab1id)tidte. nddJ ben Stadtel
Generals @8cpbqbp abSugebeu, Sin 2ln9riff Del
Saiierlide1 alf 81 @aio bate bis jett riAt ltatt
~oefll1bet n1p pllrbe a1d nidt bef iir4tet. Sen
OicOpmel, Der MtilitarJ@ pn1manpant BON Salt
f~ornisn 6attc cine Orbre %erlalien, tpOri1 er iein'
llntsrge6eaen anpeilt, nidt SIT onlpel1, ba5 betnaff.
nete abtbeilungen bic @reu5e Don WtericO iiber.
i6r.iten pber 8affeu iiber pe @ren6e 9el@afr
mprDPu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-13
9ln8 Sapti.

EgNew ODrf, II. g3Op. GS fin6 Rellte Gad.
Tridtert ans Sapti bis gum %. 0ftOber angefom,
men. 8rdfipent @efirarb bat etll Wtartifelt al
feline 9(rnlee erlalleit, pprin er alltitllotgty DAB bt'
9feoierlno in 9Iep<Oorf SdtfIe an9etanft babe
ur6 DAFT bieielten mad, Sapti ltnteripegS letert.
Silt bieiet ipQ Sap 9aptieit, Die 0tebelen@6elte
blpfirt llllo 0eupml1en iperDelt.
olleberbie55" u fdbrt bic proclamation fort-
,,ftnb ale ~r1ieret anberen 9artpfer, led9S al Der
8abl, pputdlbig reparirt lnb alS9eritltet lpproe1
Il6 irperbcu ipfprt III Gee itedell. 28aS bat pa Der
gerluTt Giue8 @hiffeS, baS Dem Tetllpe p9uf
Gampf 1llb pGne @iDerita1p 1tberlallell nurpe,
biel al bebe1ten?"
Gapt. Bptier bon Der 8rigg y9eIlrp II. goiltle"
Die bente bon Porteal1>Hrince bier allta1ll, psrtqteI
5%plgenOe8: inf
Su Yprt@alt>4riltce mar bic gfadrtdt etlt9ctrDf'
fen, baf AM 25. Sftober Der brittlbe &rte98pamt@
pier ySulbp9" nit II Saltpneu bon l%elneilt Cont
t1larbarlten Dor Sap SaDticlt in Bic Qlft 9elprell9'
Die 8eranlQilntg bier5lt mar %fpl9etloe:
Ser britilde @pniul III Sap Saptielt bate etrll9t
@lbdn0er @effrarp8 III l~etnen Sd)ub genOrlnlell,
beren SerauSgabe ppn Salnape, BEN! Anfitbrer Der
0tebe(len perlargt mrrbe. Ql8 Der britil6e Gor>
Jul bielelbe reripeigerte, murben be 6liidtlin9e
nit @epalt aus Dem @onlulatSgebdube berau89e@
bolt Iuno erI4pIe1. We9en pieler Seletoi9I1g
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-13
Gpncprbiatbedter.

Im letteu 6reitag 9in9 sum Seneft5 fir 6rm
Ser0e8 ba8 rad) benz 0ton1an v0ie Nadbaru"
ppn Charlotte Sird~Yfeiffer bearbeitete S6aulpieI
yMutter unb Sob II" ii6er bic 8itbne. Ser
8eIud mar I'M &erbGltuiB Su Dem n189Geidnetc1
Stitd lttp Su ben gepiB 9eredteltG rlpartlul9el Der
Sitn1tleril1 itto ibrer 6reunoe ll1tp @Hrtter ntft 10
0lGuSenb, ais mir ppl1 Ser5ct 9epituidt babeil.
Op6 lit Dies tei1 &riteriltlrta ipeper fir bic Spr>
ItelllnG noe, fir Srat Ser9e8 unp fTMle1 mir Der
2ettere1 bic mpblt6ue1be @jerlt9tburtllg gebe1,
baB baS 4ublitunl I'M bS61ten @rape b~efriebigt
ben Saal perlieB. gSir baben IN gram Ger9e8
cine pplelltete SdauIpielerin, Dies bat ite III Der
lesten SOrltelmu8WieDer 9%elii9enD b%epieie1: Die
Auffa1mrg, sbaS Spiel, bic er5pua9e1ell llebers
9drge pol einer dnBerli6eu Saltltrl9 5llr ailbern,
lpd6renb III i6rem Sntern S4mer5 rlnp Getb III
Der fat. itberrpeibliden 93iQe1Sfraft I'M pelt Sie9
tdnpftel-, Der gelungene Nlt8brllf Der 9eiter>
felt ittb pallt ipieper Der perjweta lln9Spplle, ttefe
S6nlerS,-oamit perbItnpen ett Or9alt bon lelte@
net StGrfc l1rlp er9reifenper, tief eiltpringeltpcr
8trfung-, all beie 0inge rilIet pa8 Fubltfll1
SIT pielfaber Entertaining bin.
Serr sc a ct, ibr uein5i9er" Spbn, i9ien ms
I'M erlten She'll, Dor Der Serflufun9sicene, leine
Irfgabe Iebr gut perltanbeu SIT baben; ebenlO mar
ietn Spiel wp4l seInnsen lnp ersrsifenp IN Der
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-13

Der britiiden Slagge perlau9te Der GapitGn bes
gerabe I'M Safen l~iegenba1 brittiden SrtegS6antpf.
n0ulbog" Satisfactipn, ulb ais ibm biele ners
peiSert lpurbs, ting er an, 6Qrt B4delet 81 beidle,
&rieosbampfer serietb bur6 eineli unslitdliden
3ufdQ a1l BEN @runb, i%pprauf Der Gupiidn i'm in
Sic 2uft l~prenste, nm i'm ridt benz 6einOe III bic
Sdnbe fallen gu ~laIlen. Dir Mannidaft bate itf,
3ilrpr auf Bppell 9erettet.
S6p1 Dor ettpa 8 3agen tpar bier Die 9iadridt
ein0etroffel, DAP Der &rieg in Sapti 81 Gnbe iei,
inbem fih bic Irftdubilden in Sap Saptien al
@eirarb erg.ben bdtten. 9a aber fem Datum
babel argegtben mar, 10 1T nift reft flar, pb bic
III Gor itebenpem mitgetbeiIte GpilObe ppr Der Ga
pitltlatipn BON Sap Saptiell f%tattfarlp, eber cb Die
Npdri6t bon Der @apitnlatiplt berfriibt mar.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-13
Ueg0nn0un0eIl
giir 8Gne ump SOueerte IN Yerratetse,

Den Sreunben unb 8efdnuten Ger yGpncrrtta" &cfeafGafi
ub tenn %seebrien SgbIitum ~uttrtaupt CUR Nadr:tt, taf
fur tr9eno cine 3ett mad ham L. September Bite IG6ne, erpfe
hdriecbaute reue 0o1e Ter @encUrein nit BEN tdmtt oerban
benen Ndumit6fs'ten CUR Abtaltune Sen BGuen Esb @va-
rertst dn rntetben IA, mtnn f~rutjetttee SYfltia,tcn Gtrnati
ptrb.
Die %tlesante unt foRbare AusiafFruue beS srpeen Saa-
les, nebd ftin iaoblirten esdrber ODE 3tnntrn fir 6errn NIB
Qanen, iclpts beqaerneS 0efauratt0nsJ INNER, nebf ero6erA
GBidal nit p%oufdnets etnsertGteter Au6e, Iafta nibts Az
w%infden utrts.
@eaaanbtges Gaftit fatrr fir 500 Gsubtrtt III "a etn,m
mdBt6en prtis ~ mistber. Rabere @Hstunft bel
q. 80. NpeecI,
25ii3NRl 379 10. RoIttmprear. ;,i snsn 6rt1n, II H,e,E.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-13

%Greenien; @orl sianfe, eausen6Obe gern5 Grimm,
guffsnar; TGmilie Scinan, WdbGer @trif nnb Gop6ie
SgnPalater, GIie Slaud T8rautl, @urIis fsa,uiIie
@Hpn' Sn'5ea6; 0i19 9refler, @I6en6a@ Nuton QBsb>
finger, Sberingbpfen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-13

2lf %nermiethen:

3u perlniet6en:
Drei Gimme r fnb su Sermietten i'm Saus gtp. 652 AT g
StraBe gtpro 3Tif1en 4. une 3. Str. 9Seft. Hdd5ufrdgen
am 9tdt. (frfamc)
Sine i%eltene @elegenbeit.
Cine Tnrm tn % ader, IiegenO lit br Cooperation ton
@eCr9etUpn, .. = lit biai9 8u cerfIuf'n. &uf bsr Jdrn1
tefnoet I'D ein ned neueS Sretterbdlts nit Z 3inmern tno
cine e5ts 9umpe, fppie fh6ne eerdumise Stlaungen. ueter=
baupt 1T rsr plab duf ee Sere etu9eT6tst ub 1T nur oRBs
halo biais /; pertaHftn, b1 Ger @igenthurrer etreh 9rGBern
9las uternpnmen Fat lin ndhere ausfunlt reNre man
f3 All S. ). Ntebfefbt, APO s St1' lbsl28l
gu pertauIen.
IS @Gcr eutes Sarnt 2onb une 2 9pts. rs Bus Trpnt uuh
100 Rus tieE Iie9sno In @erm5nia pptters Counts, Yenn-
felS1nid, in ttGtg 3u Serfdufen, ia tr Gtssrtbumer eeirn'
nn lit mad hem 2iefen ju gehen. Nah uiraSen bet j. y.
0teSfelbt, 420 y Ctr. (7gtso2p)
@crnamia Scuet 8crii9erun0o 0cica>
i6aft, 9tcW=Sjprf
aaentur, 80 Martst Space, 8al bin9tOn, SO.
d 6srr 8re0. 9u8ie, Gsnsrul. a8eat, FINE grinmiITOn
s. GfUDltu9bauS
ais H3e6foieer ernnnnt rn6 1T B r{cibe pout beuttsen Gag
Der a letntgG N1ent.
DeabaiB Bort ane Vsrbthbuna, Wslde 9Bm. 8GSe NIT Der
ptt en- Gnrfrq[@ait bate, ppn b:efer Gags auf.
Rotem5er. l. 1868.
shorts 6tlser, Sp1n 6 qase, aiubDIpo 9 .rrtene,
griHssnt, Sefretar. 8iee .9rdfbent.
fNpp3-9
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-13
BdIfiaupre Q{OIfS Brnueret.

Die @eiese Der n:utn Aetten Branerei Iiesen lest CUR
Snfpeettpn Ger Wlltslifbsr 70 mte allen uebrtetn bic I'D
b elem unttrnetmer snfaltfb.n rInf6en, often. @tentsas
III itDer g~tebsabfr e~tnsslasen ben Bfridmmlunss gen bes Ser.
eiaS ieftn Dienfas Wpenbs 8 l6r IN Der &c trial 9eae Ro.
% u Gap 81. betiu@Stnen unh FS ais gtituItes tabet 5a
tettstli9en.
Gsnras Ste4mGn, pr. Nj.
(r-O SaIlduf, Seer. y. {.
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2Eilt32Rl )
WSefrppplit0m &10Qe.
So. "a SO. 8altimpreitr.

Sbises 9saG, NIT erpBem % 5us tptsn 6 dal, uriae-
ba bon elmer bteiten @aasrte, nebf Speiieiaal, g4rrrSu,
itpst gareerrten, Rnhel &c, enptebIe i@ btsrrit fur Sale,
etnaun en-.
Esrner empfetIe i'd In 6iretter gerbEubure NIT rfeinrr
QDtrtbftait 122 70. B1pette ctr. etn ieplrat Gron NIT an
ZEN, Slatarb tWlarnCrttftl tIr einen priFat giadre GInb;
etenfo Elm ~geraumt9eS ab .%elblpfeneS GIub;inmer fur
B6tVeretue rnb 9rtSatmefttrsS.
8efeauu9en fur belize seranute 9Cfale nebnte Id enteeaen
in mstner g0rtngns 1872 %. gazette Str.
(2iDtIWJ mtrbwart
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8 0 6 6 & 3 9
Mpnta1, 10. Nop.

Mpntag, -. gfop.
3ana erfen NRdle In Baltimore NIT reueu Defrratiener
ppn Srn. Geipis, unb neuer @arterpbe BON Srn. NarIbal
100000 Semfel.
TEN Serren SacUblen unb 2talbers. Ntuft son g .NP!6aslts,
l. Sail. Der Seufsl unb feline 4 9es S6laraHsnlans
Grpbmutter. 5. Edrldmentsigung ing6inG
2. Die pubma6er Wamfea'S. 6. GaleTnen' @eteiirntfe.
3. 9ntn unb 6enre. Der Seufel 1T los.
Gnfang prdcts 8 utr. 8aiIen-@r6fnuns Z Ittr.
@tntritt 25 Gts. Stsber unter II Sabrtn 10 Cts. Rinber
inter 4 SahreI taben bur6aus fetrtn .3utritt.
3H re6t idhIrtt6eut geiuHe label %erGebent Elm
n a 4 n "A 49, -
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IrDnt ctr. Xbedter.

2SEUITI VII &UElILHE.
9crmart, Der Srafihigitntenr,
bat tts @tre, rem publiturn Saltimpr.'s uns Der ~llnsesen6
d%n5U;eiser, tas er einen @seluS BON
feds orsben Spriteaunsen
feiner %terItmtfn-
w 3nmber>RmnIfe! @&1
1eben wtr6.
Sete 8prfenuns mtrb elm gang nenes Programme umfafen u.
&unitltitde barbietel, wie oeren ME Snpsr
In Baltimore seieten wurten.
@inttttt IS cts, referpirte Sise 25 Cts trtra. Gupbt-
tbeater 25 Cts.
@e1erbtrte Siss tSnren tdali6 MCrsens oon 9-12 un6
9tddrn non "A lbr 1eGhert rereen In RtIIe rs ID u
Ittattentanb1uns SO 10 g. @%barIesar. Unit
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@pethe's 0nunerein SO. /

&ue %btelenteen, tpelGe f6 btiem gerein tereits anee f8tpi-
len, fCpte oe, tpetfe nod ptlsnS itnb, It'd an3ui6lieeen, fne
e iutt it'd Wfpnta9, 10. gfpo, Atenes N ubr lei Serrn
SIDES, @fe Stetftr. une gdfern NSenue, einjufnten, tncern
an eteism Ibsnb bic trfe @tnsablune unb bic geantenrabl
%fdttfutet.
fidmbl st rs eiu6bPr xrDh. Ger.
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D Il. q MwftneberA Dee. 6
8pnDltr. 8auOeretn SO. 2.

Da uter he Sdlfte Der ous3usstenten @ntteiIe f6pn ee-
Set9net itnb, 70 ptrben Aae tttisnisen, rsI&e I'D etntm
neuen &Guteretn NIT Stel 8Crtbeil ptr1predtnten @eleben
aul6lieesn ppaen, erfudt, ant DisnftGs, IA. ytUp, Nbents 7
llfr TN 8erianmtunBs'& efal BET 6rn. Srtana 6eule, WO.
3O7 9. 8enbfr. sptfden 2dncafer une 3bamesfr, IN CT.
l6enen. SIN Outrage
(famp0l GDh IN gRdnn. @pfr.
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GDnwap ctr. Nouuerein SO. I.

Inter Dbisext Namen bat I'D etn ntuer @auseretn esernts
get unb fnb ole etejenisen e%tneelaten, bet Der am ndGfen
0pnnerfG9 itattinbtnteu Q0atl ST. erlheinen, tpeIfe teijus
tretsn NUN lden in gip. 19 G~GnMaSfr. ttt 6. Spttenbtd-
(%inGoimi) Mebrere Wtt1Iteber
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J(oUo 0n1eiQen.
Dr. S6hnn

mobnt 6anOOer Ctr. $50. 1871.

IUUVNI PgUHVV0t Wv JtU' III.
N3npb3mDl
$500 N~elCbnung. $500
Sine 9elcbnuna son $500 ip'rb Son tr Baltimore 9er-
birtung 3ur 0erbrettnng ter mDrdltl9ft ruo 9~fiftsen Bill
buna her Sarbiaen" du6er Der Spn WDuserueur SerfprpGea
nenJ Dentienisen tesaDlt pelder bic ger ion oter gerisnem
fD auiftat baf ft jr Strafe Sebra9t ntrben t3nnfn, ~Si&e
liuetpn 6ent Counts, unb tbenip bic 81 Gteeotae' 9ent w."
TT ber Nadt beS 8 gtDSember, bette bon FER @tieui6att gum
S6uleebraut seuubt, angeiisdt lnt eaturG jertGft batsh'
3tmner 20. 3 unb 4 & ttelbdus in Baltimore, Die.
SO. g. MIbert, gtaf.
Snr. g. Grabdm, Gtfr, tmrmifr)
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4nHanicrliife

(Nm 10. Sept. bon Bremen absesaneen unb lett einiger
Sagen in Der SuardntGue beS bieitgen Safens.)
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Soe Otene Murerifnnilcbc Sbentcr,

Soe Ncnt Wmerifnniltbc S9entcr,
(Fri5er Baltimore Wnfexm
Da8 Tbeater TT list jsten agsnb rfftr nnb bic @s1eaf6aft
umfaet etae Ge be or
beit n b ramatt d. en & ii tier,
fOpte fpaniT5e, ~franS6Ffbe unS ttaItsnifae
Sdn5er unp SdnSertnnen.
.@smnafiIbe Iorfeuunsen,
WEffaliihe 0GrtrGee,
GpmSeten 8urIrsfen, SareeI
unb 9antpmtmen.
~ gtfue RIrflsr brtussn fprtpdtrsns Absedftluns In
bic 1prhelunesn.
g neutrality-suspicious. jsben Sanfas gtn8mIts
tag, tesInneRb un 5 ubr. (Grp11-J
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GDmcDr0in,

Die 3etdnune BON Nttien rpir6 nit rem Is. gpc. 3. s. un
ptterrufiN 8e6lrfen. Otejenigan unIrer Nitburesr, pslhe
stionnen iinb, Oitt9lteo Ter Ssieaf4aft 81 msrben, ippasa F4
tefGat9lt bel rem prditosnten 9rn q 80 Nreeel peer Bet
benz unlerteidnsten Setretdr re ttsetttsimeiben,s
SIN Auftrage bes Gerpaltuussrdtte D..
OIL SuItus Stef6, Sett.
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9ne Shame g @ubmader
Fnb biermit aufotfprbert, elmer @erfammluns ttutt giVntss
Nbenks IL utr
in Ger 9topitpn Sail
tetjupp6nen.
(mpl SAINTS Potter, Yraf
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&un6!

ITTTMs Der untsrsei6nete pir6 I'm Nrntas, 10. gto5, III
MLIl4 ietnent nGrt etneeri6teten 2rtal SO. 726 20. Slltts
4 relr. etnen ~iuPerbsn SInb ~isrStren unb laset SIT 3nblret'
,ent Belut ~ergettnit Elm
(famC) Ssbn @wtS.
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NOrlGmffae Sau=MnScioe.

. OVN%VETEW[ OWW ~~*E0NFWNF
Ser ptnpla Stamm So. So q. :. 3. M na6t etren Or.
eenSbruoerlt, fcwte hem ~eeehrtsn publifum tie ersetenfe Nns
sci c, bag er am 9SeibraGtS. Wtenb, WIntag 25. Dei. einen
grcBen Eeft. unb Sneiauer. Sau abba ten ptrs. 9eI Stnmn
rrtro meier Wlibe np9 Soften fparen, bieien 8au ;u einem
Ter i0Snfen unS angenstmfen ;u MAIDEN, reltsr nr@ In
osn Qrpben Saal Ter yiep Nhsnblp &pOns ~absebaIttn MR.
Sen lit. MdtunaSspq
Odmp) OdSGamt te.
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9a8 Mtarin arteg8gert9 bradbte gc>
iterll Die ll1terilfung 9egen Commodore Gra6el1
5um SdluB. Seute bDrte ba8 @erift 3e1gclt@
ul8i agel 5ur &ert6cibiglt19 Der SifiSisre all, Die
lur 3eit Der Gutlpil6ung be8 Stonepal inter
Som. Grane'8 COMMANDO 1ta1belt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-13

Dret Gimme : fnb su bernietben i'm Saus gp. 652 at &
Strait ytSro swtiben 4. une 3. Str. g8eft. Na6Sufragen
an 9tdk. (frfdmp)
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-23

The Rev. Lovick Pierce, father Of Bishop
Pierce, is candidate for seat ia the Geor-
gia State Convention. The following letter
from him appears in the Columbus Enquirer:
CULvEEsoS, Sept. 6. 1865.
TO tie Citizens Of MHseogee Conatg.
IL Is due Q myself cad no less y you. that
7 shou make The folio is z announcement:
/ did say, or the day ! left Columbus.
that ! would like a seat in the Convention.
II ! could be chosen ibereto, rather than run
as a candidate.
1 have never seen q Constitution. in nv
day, that placed the people only one shade
above Atheism. Theism IS as far Is we are
committed Il faith. Georgia might be a
State Of Deists, as for any knowledge Of
Christ or Of divine revelations It's evil
dent that 10 State can ever II e to the dig
nifty Of a Christian State IN 4 God 10 Christ
Is recognized in its fundamental laws and
principles. Thi', think, has arisen mainly
from the fact that the theme is reilly so
sacred that the deiease Of il seems too minis
ierial for gentlemen Of merely political cen
sciences. But they would be glad to see
Georgia take rank, under her new Constitu
ton, rs a Christian S ate. TO aid in this
advance in the signs Of a high civilization,
is my chief reasOa for svtr thinking OF such
q position. / hope others may be chosen OF
like mind, aud that my work viii be accom-
plished without my presence. / cannot
hatter myself with the hope Of a seat IN
Convention, under existing circumstances
/ have been confined four weeks with bilious
I fever, unable 10 write to get home. I am
too feeble TO write now, save only those al
most iliegible lines.
IA conclusion, ] win only say my friends
are ct full liberty 10 run or 10 drop me.
/ hope % be 10 Columbus az the Election.
/ am, most respectfully,
Your iellOW-citizan,
L. PIERCR.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-23
Arbitrary Arrests.

English statesmen and leading English
papers, for several years past, have given
Themselves considerable unessiness relative
O. arbitrary arrests" in the United States.
They were qrite profuse in the adviee und
counsel 10 our Government. They saw in
these arrests evidences of the decline Of pop
ulnr liberty. and were sorely grieved thereat.
After as patiently as possible hearing all
they had b say, we are greatly surprised to
ind thst their lectures are needed at home.
The LIST msil from Great Britain brings us
numerous Newspaper ARTICLES respecting the
fsnisns in ireland. and recent attempts Of
some Of them 20 parade And il is sn
noun''e6 that, st Dundalk. Eve suspected
men we're trrcstei and rcfu ed bail. They
bad mmitici no crime; had met together
10 time 81 profound peace, without arms,
sad although 10 charge was preferred
trainsi them, they were hurried Of 20 pris
ami denied the benefit Of bsi. Our leotu-
rer must iuin their tttention homewsrd.
They viii find room there for The exercise
Of 81 their talent Tor special pl,adiUg.
We would repeat the interrogatlry Of the
New York Post. what is The boosted liberty
Of The British subjec WORT. when English
judges eau arrest aad .'immure in Ba tiles
iuoooent men charged vita no crime? III
ihis kind Of thing goes on much longer, il
W'ii be necessary for our government to re
monstraie with Lord Palmerston: aud ~
SOFA as Cong ess meets it will be advisable
10 bring up before that body she arbitrary
aud ty'ranu.eal treatment ct British govern
ment
Fortunately ior Mr.. Seward aud members |
Of Congress, she fo.m sud even the Ian
gage OF such complaints and rsmonstrances
arr accessible 20 them. There are ltt-ers of /
Ear Russell 20 our government and 10 the |
hnti'h Minister a. washington. which ~ill |
ans~er, with but The slightest chnnees, for 1
NJ. Seward 90 IRE back d Esr Russell; |
thers are speeches By Grscory, Roebuok, /
Laird, and others 10 the House of Commons l
against our government. which require only /
q" verbal altsratiors 10 make them use
ial 70 memhe-s Of Congress who wish 10 4
show mp the lasless tyranny, the savage
brutality, aud the folly Of the British gov
ernmeni, and appeal 70 the whole civilized
world, aud 10 Christians everywhere, Co re-
iose Their euuuteuanes &c such preceding.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-23


A dispatch FIRM Washington, q day or
two AGO. announced the arrival of Gen. Pill
low in that city, aud idded, that lie had
"appli,d for pardon" The reporter for the
pre-s at Washington ives evidently not
posted. Gen. Pillow was already plrdoned.
But, &c we are correctly informed, there is
something Of iute. est TO tue Planters Of the
South connected with the trip Of Gen. Pill
low North Il BE- well known that the Gen
eIal has a very la &c plantation IN Arkansas
IN one of the best cotton growing regions Of
abe state. 10 set, there are no be,ter cot
ton lands anywhere. Before the rebels were
driven from Arkansas, be owned saves in
numbers sufficient to cultivate his lands,
and previous 60 the war his crops Of cotton
were large. But, after the occupation Of
the STATE by Federal troops, the proelams-
ton hy Air. Lincoln, Of freedom 10 the
saves. was felt 20 be something more than
. Mexican pronHnciamcnto. Il was soon
discovered 60 be an sctive, vitalizing, free
dem inspiring State paper, under the inhu-
cmce 81 which human chatte.s became free
human beiugs Gen. Pillows experience
was no exception 20 that of other cotton
planter OF Arkansas. HIS slaves became
Tree. went where they pleased, and his
lands were Do tiile aud uncultivated. In this
condition. he lands are of "a service 10 him.
A wise and thrifty planter, be is not dis
posed 10 bet them remain unculiivated. He
mas acsspted "ihe situation '-bidden long
farewell 10 slavery-and intends TO go 20
work like au honest man aud good citizen,
and zee whether he cannot retrieve his for
tuues. He proposes, with the aid Of eastern
capitalists. Co rebuild the residences, gin
house,, barns, negro quarters, fences, &C,
on his plantation. 60 restock il with agrieul-
turui implements, horses, cattle. hogs, &e-,
aud toinvite HE former slaves 10 return and
work for him, giving them go0d wages. In
addition, be willgive employment TO such
other freedmen as he msy need. tis hi s
intention 30 provide for his labOrers liber-
furnishing them good quarters, and
food schools Cor their children, aud churches
for nil lie will go into this good work with
Oh the energy Of his nature land there are
few more enterpri-iug and intelligent men
Ia abe eouuiry-and no effort Will be spared
Co make it successful. His experiment Is
very imIor'an one, andss.wiil be watched
with uunsgring interest North and South.
We have "a hesitation in wishing that he
nsy obtain az much capital as be needs,
and that be may establish the fact that q
plantation can be made highly remunera-
live cultivated as he proposes.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-23

The recent peaceful meeting Of the iron
clad fleets Of England and France, a. Cher
bourg and Portsmouth, reviyes in the Euro
pean papers the discussion Of the entire
question as to the utility Of iron clad vessels
Of war. The London Telegraph eoolly in
forms those whom it may concern, thst at
the very moment these new end ponderous
srmaias Of metal are displayed, it is curious
that their day is regarded, by keen observ-
eTs Of naval history, as already gone-that
while their armor has not had time to spoil
with sea rust, it has, for many purposes Of
naval warfare, become useless; they could
sink the largest and strongest wooden YES
sells, but, says the Telegraph, "ihere are
nfty craft in existence that could fail round
and round them and batter in their sides
With enormous shot, to which nothing on
board the giants could give o sufficient re-
ply" and adds:
''Their weakness is, that while the guns
90 on increasing in size, and speed is more
and more obtained, their coat Of mail cannot
be thickened, at least il they are TO preserve
their rate OF sailing and to be sea-worthv.
The Americans have several vessels, dimin-
utive-lOOking and equally unshapely
craf., which could do dsmsg to the Titanic
squadrons at Portsmouth, ard even send
the burly fighters Keeling 10 the bottom, ii
they could cross the sea