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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-07
Kelearapbifcbe Stadlrtd,fem.
BunOesbauDtfaOt.
Ser66ttt f6r Sen Baltimore me6

Ser WoroprO3eB nabm geitern Ietnen Scrts
gang. Inter ben 3eu9eu, UeI6e perb6rt pure
ben mar Nep. Sim. Guan8, WiB Sannp Wuoo,
Wrs. W. Muoo, Oeren ausilgen gu @aniten
oes Or Wluob maren. 3ulebt tpuroe Wtr.
9ueq perncmmen, tpel6er ben aettern mitges
tbeiIten 8rief I'M @a1er BEL MoretelO Gltp
fano.
G5 lit Elm @erit6t IN Circulation, Dab
Ir. Stanton reiignirt bat. Man fagt, es ba.
be eiue GoGiilion 5lpii6en ibm uno rem Ytdli>
benton itattgefunoen, nobel lesterer 5u per<
fteben ses eben, ouB er 8rdiiosnt Der 8erein.
Staten iet. &nrere iagen ipiccer, @lr.
Stanton pini6e fi4 besbalb 5%uriid5ujiebeu,
neil feline Nr6eit Jpn gu iebr angreife.
Seitern Wuroe Elm perridtsr 8rdn3Oie uer@
buftet unO in cine Srrenbeitanftalt gebradt,
neil er ms BeiBe 9au5 oringen uno an9ebli6
ben Yrdiir enten ermcrben woate. IS 1T oer@
ielbe, wel6er ben 9eitern erpdbnten 0robbrief
i6rieb. Ser damn biloet Ii4 elm, DAB ibm
bic Ne9ieruns $4,000 i6uloia 1et.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-07
Bic 9coe ScS NrinSen WapDlepn mno
Gin Nrtef DDIt G~jdribdlDt.

SSu %unierer seitrisen glussabe bradten ipi,
bereitS unter ben europdiiden NadrIdten einer
8eridt lber bic pom 8rtnS Nappleo n
in @Oriica SsbaItene 8eoe. Ser Brief Don
6aribolbi in 8esiebuus auf oa5 @erbdlt>
niB GnelanoS gu amerifa, ben er an ben 3ez
Oatteur Der London Public Opinion "geridtet
bat, lautet pie fulgt /: 1
SD babe pom Mnfans an seslaubt, oaB Die
ameritonil@e Srase cine Sade iei, bic Die
sause Menidbeit uno bic sun;e Me!t ansinee,
une IS bot mid iebr betriibt, i'll ieben, baB Elm
She'll be8 enaliihen @Oltes Der Diecerberltels
lung Der Union in Der erobeu NepubIit ab9e=
nei9t lei, mas, pie mo tpobl pei6, in BEN
@roIe smii6en Arerit1 unb Gnalono ieineu
@runo bat. Nter eS mar traurie, baB Der
9elunoe nno CUTE 9eritano oe8 Bodies, tpelbes
3uerit bic Soee Der Emancipation Der Selapen
auSiprad, ii@ nidt our4 8eifaQsbe;eugun9en
fit Die Noro<a meritaner n,anifeltirte, ueI6e
bod bic Snitrumente tudrer, bic oiele erbabene
3oee auSflbrten. @#tlI
WlO9ten bic Serreu Der Weere bod BET uns
terbridtet Neni&beit pesen, in bieier Sa6e
ii3 peritdnoisen! WRO@ten fe, als @Sbne
Wutter, einieben, baB ibre noble
3ace ousu au5ertOren lit, bas 8ouuert Der
8ebte aller gtationen gu peroen, uno bab Der
0espOtismus ~llneiniateit suii6en ibnen ieben
nnodte, neil er ie fir9tet, uno neil er tpeib,
oaB tbr sutes Ginoernebmen bic Musfibruna
lelner 3wede, tpelde aberoa Der Sreibeit ses
linb, perni@tet.
So 30 sly 8. @aribaloi.
Sanrero i'm SIM; 1Q6R
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-07
Ssadrid,tcm aus Sritib.s SsainSie".

Slew OOrt, 6. SUM-. Nas Baf6aoOes
GnO gla6ri6ten bis gum IS. Wtai eIn9etrOtten.
Mus 0emarara miro s%enelOet. baB oas 9el6e
6ieber unter Der WIanni6aft Der i'm 9ofen lice
denoen Sdife srpbe @erbeerunsen anridtet.
Ddbrenp Der Iesten IA Sage fparen SO grs
frantic ms SoipitlI sebraat %pOroen, Is oauun
waren geitcrben.
Der Mortinique 9ropusateur bonn 1. Wai
melOet, pas Die ~f0Oerale GUruette @aduietts~.
pa fe feinen 2rOtien an 8Uro sencmmen. beim
@erlaRen Der 8op BON Sort be Stance einen
GOurs einseidlusen babe uuO ouf elmer
Surrtdnt gefrurret isi, rrn Der fs NIT ben,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-07
9lu3 Nym>GrIennS.

New=SrleanS, 5. Sum-. = Sbers
HtGter Gtale 1T beute pom MObile bier an9fz
fpmmet.
@eneral S6erioan fat baS COMMANDO Der
MtlttdrzO ipiiOn beS sGpweltens ibernpm=
men, pel4e Die @esenp weltli6 pom MilTI=
ltppt unO 1ipli@ pom Dem Nrtanlas Be
sreift.
Die @enerGle GanbY unb Sberipan baben
BEN 8efebt 9egeben, paB SaumpOle Obne
GtnmilAun9 Der Mttitargepalt auf ben Marft
9ebra9t tperpen tonne.
Sen. Ganbp bat baS Department beS
Coils in fOl9enpe Oier Oipilionen ubsetteilt:
Southland NIT Dem Sauptquartier gu Nfetp=
Orleans; @ilTIiippt, nit Dem 6auptquarttfr
gu Sadlcn; Mlabama, nit Dem 6auptquar=
tier 3u9tUntsOmerY; Slpripa, nit Dem 5aupt=
quarter gu GaQaba0ee.
Die Sep6lteruns pom 9ouiiiana l6eint nit
benz 9rCsranm Der MtlttGrbebGrpa 5ufrte'
ben gu lein.
Die erlte DiSilion beS IL. @rrneesGprp8 lit
nit etni9en GpmmtliGren na@ SbrepepUrt
beOrpert, I'm Die @arUltrun9 Der Sruppen
Spn StrbY Smitb Ypr3unebmet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-07
9ouabteepffe, 5. SUM-. ctnise 9daieno

V~ouabteepffe, 5. SUM. Ctnise saafenc
Meni&eit batten ii6 beute glberD DOT benz
Giienbubn . Depot periamme[t, I'M bet glntunft
Sen. Sberman's gu barren. gls rer Babn<
aug untam, %entftanD bic piIOeite glufresuns.
Sen Sherman frat auf bic 9lattform u. iaste:
Sreunoe, t6 werOe Sud feline 3the baIten,
Gocomotipen unb 8obntarren finb benz Reoes
balten ni6t 9tnfttg. Sd oante Sud fir Sure
aniaelnenoe Site. SD bate Die Gbre nit
Gurem brauen &egiment, benz 40. Neueg yrt,
gu reiien; 10 pieL i& weif, miro oo5Jelbe balO
na@ SauS tcmmen, uenn bic Sunsens ontOms
men, bann fSnnen ite Sud better ala if, pon
all ben 8esebeubeiten ersdblen, Die ii6 suaee
trusen baben.
Mls Der General tpieOer in ben @a1apn su>
rld9ins, serriB elm anbaltenoes SSubelgel6rei
bic SUIT.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-07
Sun oouisoiae in SentucPn.

2OutSpille, &p, 4. Stunt. = Scbn
Septs, Der Ne9er, Den ba8 &rieqsaeri6t
l@uloig fanb, Den 9bUmas 6. Ma9r9tb at
S%9elb9otue ermOrOet gu Dabet, lOa am Is. b.
81. seban9t werpen.
Veneral palmer BAT cine Srbre erlafen.
pap Die @frtthte btejeni9en Stlapen Der Saft
e1tlalfn, ipel@e ilberfabrt pOrOen linO, lire
et9ene 3ett Ii9 gemietbvwt ba6en.
Die @eneraIe Guitar @oup, Upton. alerz
amber unO Wbitafer linO beretts angetpm~
men.
ettpa 1000 Sclbaten Der Senne1ee=ar N
l1t1p' heute Nbeno pom 9enneEee anaefpmmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-07
0ie unfon hcr britidhen Mrppin,en.

Toronto, S. Stunt. - Der Globe
last beute, DAP Die canaptlGen Dele9oten be-
psutenpen GrfoIs III Se3ug auf bic Nfubre=
aeln BADEN, welGe bic CONFEDERATION Der brit
ttl6en 9roSin5en Gerbetflbren ipller. Ole
prrsel6Ia9ene @Olitit l6lieBt Die SaIiS III lt&,
auf tpelGer fiinftig Die Serbinpuns 3tptlden
Gnelanp unb CANADA pauerHafter SSetle rii@
BEN fol-. sic entbdlt ;u9lei6 gtaBre9eln
,ur Gntfaltun9 be5 2anpeSwcbltdroeS "no
per 6iilfsauelet Der 9fattpn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-07
Mms Dem gISmefteu.

Gtnetnnatt, 6. SUM-. 9as v@pmz
raercI0l" bat Chattanooga ::0epeI9eu, tpelde
la9en. baB bic %leitenOen iabli6en Suurnule
Geltarttel entbalten, welde benz 8olte anratben,
Ibre Stlaoen frei5uSeben uno T4 IN Die neue
Oronun9 crr 9in9e gu fiisen.
Der columbia .. g. pb6nir tta9t iber
bic pielen Nduber uno 8ierosOiebe, rpel6e oas
eano our@5ieben uno bic Burger nm gaeS
brin9en.
Sn montgomery, Nlb., miro Elm lebbuft.r
9anoel nit Saumpole uno Sabat er6ffaet.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-07
Sna Wrufunh[a..h .GabeI.

MspY 8oM 81. g, 6. SUM. Deni
Gabel 3tpil6en bier unp Neufunplano. paS
bic Clinic peS Neufunplanp= Sele9rapben NIT
Der Der NOpa>5 Scotia -2inie perbinOet, 1T
ipa6rl6einIi9 prn eiIem S4ifSnnffr etlte
8eIAGpteuna 3usefu9t rCrben. Oa8 gSet@
ter mar iett etni9rr 3ett iebr ra11b nnO per
binOerte Die nabere %ll,terluGun9, man 9ldubt
paB paS Gabel repartrt werpen FAM.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-07
Die Stffen &nIhnAe..

Wdbrero Die @ouperneurs Der ueribiebenen
Studten in uno nm @aibinston tbdtia IlnS.
UNI bic 9eintsehr ibrer sOlbaten su f6reern uno
Sielen !. iecer 8estebuns an BE Sano ~ ssbes,
b[eibt Gsr @uuperxeItr bon stem Srfep rubta
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-07
sen. eieut. @tant uuD Gen. g6ermon.

8uffalU, 6. Stunt. Sen. S6er=
man paIIrte beute Na9mtttag en- route na6
Gbica9O bier OnrA, no er na6ten Mittwo6
etntrefen ptrb. Sen. Grant ptrp ndHlten
Samltda bort anfommen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-07

aNTFUTHrVET Vt
gBir iasen alien Deueu, pel9c bur6 lire Cpfe bereit-
belt bic Nusfubrura bes 1nternebmenS ~erm0slpbt babeu,
uuSeren beien DAM. SaS ReiultAt ~be1Ielben wiro pbne
allen 3peifet biiteu tie pritben elm iesensreifes fir uuz
iee srcbe Sa6e fem.
philadelphia, ben /. Stunt 1865. e
Sir bic Buntes-@recutibe oeS GunbeS
Ger beuti9en freien @emeinben BON
NorbaMerifa
-i-L CD. 6crrIein, @i;e@QrGii6ent. 2
6. Sacfmnnii, G4riflfiibrer. e"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-06-07
Die delegation Der frelen GernrinHem sur Gpnben.
ton 1T Gotba.

Tenn 8eri6t Der 8unbsS, @recuttse Der beut<
f6en freien @emeincen BON %Niprramerifa in Be-
siebuns auf bic Senbung bes Serrn S9ines
mann|pOtt unb bic gu cieiem 3wefe e ngsgau9eS
men Seitrdse, e%ntnebmen mir 6OIgenots
Die eiuselauienen Ssitrd8e our 0etans Der 9~feiieto=
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gu1. 9. Growiprh. &c. Gprt.
NDnt. 8. @rdtpfOro s &c.,
Better Der
g b6nir
0eiuAr;., Senf' uno @bccclatcsT ompf.
mii6lfr,
GommifFons. SSnbIer uno GesfSnFer ron
Snpigc.
W. 50 @r#trRTJ EnIt4rre. TN ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25

aasau-v 80 $500 a
49, e F=u-se--- ~ go
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
N signed has been appointed administrator
of the estate of A. q. Henry, deceased,
late of Thurston county, W. 7. All persons
indebted to sail estate are requested to make
immediate payment to the Undersigned and
those having demands against the same must
present them within one year from date, pro-
pcrly authenticated or he forever barred.
FRANCIS HENRY,
Administrator the estate of A. q. Henry,
decd
Olympia Nov. 25th, 1864. no3:4w.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-11-25
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND
POSTMASTERS.

Containing also conditions to b" in"orpor-
ated in tie contracts to tie ertcntM tie De-
panmcmt may deem propr.
l. Seven minutes are allowed to each
intermrdiate Office, when not otherwise
specified, for asserting the mails, but on
railroad and steamboat routes there is to
be no more delay, than is sufficient for all
exchange of the mail pouches.
2. On railroad and steamboat lines, and
other routes where the mode Of convey.
ance admits of it. thu special agents Of the
Post Office department, also post office
blanks, mail bags. locks and keys, are to
b. conveyed without extra charge.
3. On railroad and steamboat lines the
route agents of the department are to be
conveyed without charge, ard for the use
Of the agents commodiOus car. or apart
ment in the centre Of car. properly
lighted, warmed. and furnished, and adapt.
I'd to the convenient separation and due
security Of the mails, is to b. provided by
the contractor, under the direction Of the
department.
Railroad and steamboat companies are
required to take the mail from and deliver
it into tn. post Offices ut the beginning
and end Of their routes, and to and from all
Offices not more than eighty rods from n
station or landing. Proposals may he sub.
mitied by the companies for the pc'f,rm.
ance Of all other sid. servicc-ihat j., iol
Offices over eighty rods from a station OIL
landing.
There will be "way- willis prepared hy
port astefs. or other agents OF the De
partm~ut. ." scc smp,ny the mails conveyed
On railroads and st-an~rs. specifying the
number and destination Of the s., ersl bags
On ash-r principal ruut.--. likewise. r---iPss
vii be reqair-d and ~.y bills arrarS-4
tn lar'sr 20 b. examsaed bs The ---ver2l
Y-~nsss-rs- 'e I.s4re r-galsrssy in the
1xIIv.~v q rssil..
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rx -&ssf-rs-rsAF s.rA~ua-s strr~ ,s~~~-
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eun-~xss .1-A &-r~-2ug usa.. H@8 a.
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suzp~1~~eas4 ~ - =sa > szksrsr -
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p~-~~ -~z~-~nx wasssg-w~ n s~~snAx .
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Wait for the Best.
REASONS FOR SUBSCRIBING TO
s. Hollands Life Of Lincoln. -

LIST. tits the only Life Of Lincoln in the
market written freshly from the beginning
since his DEATH the others being only extern
sicns or notifications of Campaign lives, writ
ton for political purpose.
ID 1t is not apicture hook filled with ap-
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but is dignfed and valuable work which
any gentleman will be glad to place In his Ii
brary.
3D. It's strictly the story Of Abraham Lin
con S Life, and not u cheaply gathered colec-
ton of his works.
4,h. 1t isthc only Life of Lincoln written
by an accustomed and popular anthor, the ex-
celcnce of whose works has made his name
household word throughout the land.
9Th. 1t is written from fresh materials,
gathered in Illinois by the hand of the author
himself
9Th. 1t is written by the man whose name
appears upon the title page as its responsible
author, aud not by literary hacks, hired for
he purpose.
9Th. Its mechanical execution is tasteful
and thorough.
sth. It is highly recommended by the
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Fww - - m-sE xaEkN
IN ANW rTEFEFrr an

Thr u-a--~xuel - -. ss.~r
r--r g. n&trrs- -. -fr r ---
~ras- 81 -. paFo-e~ 81 r~as~r aaa
49, - - : $3.50 49, esaz @ulT 3.
i~s-.s - la -. fs7e - rz-r " -
49,. - ns.l - a.ua-r -ar @srer-
.z-eu~nt q b. i'o-ruz-t-' t.ess-ra-. d.
Iulr =. is6s. ~rh c-lrry. csF-s-u-y F..
AID -~curi.y. to- the @H.nazl saa Q. -
Aars
To yra7~.sf - uaic wi fsr Iss,l-
clsc Of TIE StsfaMo, II RE r,-sfe. re sosA,
of fLe mail 10 h. carr,,f asd al othcr
particulars ~ r,fcy,.ce 10 The rOs's ard
serr,ce. and also aticr careful examination
tie advertisement.
Dated (Signed)
The undersigned, residing at -. State
of -, undertake that, if the foregoing
bid for carrying the mailt route No. --
be accepted by the Postmaster General,
the bidder shall, prior to the LIST day cf
July. 1866, enter into the required obi
CATION or contract to perform the service
proposed, with good aud sufficient sure
ties.
This zee do, understanding distinctly
the obligations and liabilities assumed By
guaynnfors under the 27M section Of the
act of Congress Of July I'd, 1886.
Dated (Signrd by two guarantors)
Certificate.
The undersigned. postmaster at -.
State of -. certifies, UNDER HIS OATH
OF OFFICE, that he is acquainted with the
above guarantors, and knows them to be
men of property, and able to make good
their guarantee.
Dated. (Signcd.)
The above certificate must have affixed to il a
fve.cent revenue stamp, cancelled, ast the law re-
quires.
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$3.50. 80 b. -rseus So -~
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10 The distances are given acc"rdin-to
the brs, information bu, no increased pay
will be- allowed should they he greater than
advertised. if the points TO be supplied are
correctly stated. Builders mrst irtorm them
.eires on this point. and also in reference
to the weight of the mail, the condition OF
roads, hills, streams, &c. and ALT Il bridges.
ferries, or distractions Of any Kind by
which expense may be incurred. No claim
for additional pay, based on such ground.
can br corsid red nor for alrg ID mistakes
mr. miss nnr,. lpn>ions MS TO the degree of Ser |
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4aessarH ~ HHe - -
ana-~r@zu~ @aa am@@
a@xaE Evsm es~-vs4 Fri Ar4ma usa
Esa4aaG - -
ms@ aa4 aaa -sr "a
aaas
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tee
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Ape
49, . 49, az. ~ D. =
IS<os Frum osFmgaa. ~ M lr.4'e-
fno 49, CEDAR f..
f1ua. Nsat-sano. 'h~h-lss
Pssaf. B-'scrr~--. farf Wdl@pa.
Oys;srysll-. and P4-is~ Cry. %
Astoria. 'ur--ou l.s mle-.
and tack once in Two w-,k.
Leave Olympia every other Mon
day at am:
Arrive at Astoria next Wednes-
days by ppm;
Leave Astoria every other Thurs
day at am;
Arrive at Olympia next Saturday
ny Ut.
Bids for once week service in
vited.
1905 From Olympia to Yrlm, 90 miles,
and back, once week.
Leave Olympia Monday at "a nj;
Arrive at Yelm by S pm;
Leave Yclm Tuesday ut Fam;
Arrive n: Olympia by SPIN.
1906 From Olympia, by Tumwater,
Coal Bank. Grand Mound, Sk"o-
kumchuck Claquato, Grand Prairic.-
aud Castle Rock, to Monticello. IS
miles, and back three times week.
Leave Olympia Monday. Wednesday,
and Friday at IN;
Arrive at Monticello next days by
7pm;
Leave Monticello Monday, Wcdnes.
day and Friday at pm;
Arrive at Olympia next days by 7
pm.
l54O7 From Olympia by Stcilncoom
City, Seattle, Port Madison, Tekal-
let, Port Ludlow, Port Townsend.
Port Ang les, t, Victoria, British
Columbia) 200 miles. and back,
once week, inseamboats. To-
Leave Olympia Monday at 8 m;
Arrive ut Victoria next day by pm;
Leave Victoria Wednesday at s a IN;
Arrive at Olympia next day by Jpn.
l540S From Claqua,o TO Boistfort, 10
miles, and back, once week.
Leave Claquato Thursday at Ia m;
Arrive Mt Boistfort by II am;
Leave Boistfort Thursday at ~ m
Arrive at Claquato by pm.
1900 From Orkland, by Sherwood's
Mills, TO Seabeck, IS miles, and
back, once week.
Leave Oakland Saturday at a m !;
Arrive at Seabcck by 6pm;
Leave Seabeck Monday at 6 m;
Arrive at Oakland by pm.
1910 From Port Townsend to Port Dis
covery, 7 miles, and back, once
week.
Leave Port Townsend Tuesday at
Arrive at Port Discovery by 10 m /;
Leave Port Discovery at pm;
Arrive at Port Townsend by p m.
l54l1 From Port Townsend, by New
Dungiuess and San Juan, to What.
come, IS miles, and back. once a
week.
Bidder tn propose schedule Of de-
parturrs and arrivals.
1912 From Port Madison. by Mukilt.o,
to Coupeville, 60 miles. and back.
once week.
Leave Port Madison Monday at
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Olympia December 81.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25

waiting at Hilton Head for permission to
go to Savannah, but General Sherman has
admitted only limited quantity of sup
plies required by his troops
mistake prevails at the North of the
present Inducement for commerce at S,
vannah There Is not yet any large pop
ulaticn to be supplied for credit or money.
No commodities Of Exchange exists. and
there can be no great amount for con-
siderable period. All the cotton and pro
ducts now within Sa, annah belongs to the
Government as captured property Strin-
gent precautions against supplies "hich
might 90 to the enemy have been made,
and will be enforced by sherman. The
cotton captured in Savannah, of which
there Is good deal of Sea Island, has
been turned over by the Quartermaster to
Mr. Draper special agent of the Treasury
The Quartermaster General remains at
Savannah to execute the arrangement for
shipments. (Signcd)
T. M ST.NroS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25
Fort Fisher---An Interesting Rebel Description

The long point Of land reaching south-
ward between the mouth Of Cape Fear riv
err and the Atlantic is called Federal Point.
Atits southern extremity is New Inlet, the
principal entrance to the port of Whining
ton. al the other "inlets' are below this,
50 that to close up the river at New In ct
seals un the port
TT Fisher was located near the extrem-
ity of Federal Point, to command the en-
trance Of New Inlet 1t IS one of the lar
gest earthworks of its kind on the coast.
1t has been building from the time the war
broke outsup to the present time, daily
becoming larger, stronger, and more in
,incib!e against attack Its armament
was unequalled in range, and its gunners
were reputed to be the best rifle shots in
the Confederacy The work mounted fifty
of the best English rifles, mostly Blakly :.
Adjoining it are one or more large water
batteries mounting guns OF heavy cali
bre and Of large rance. Some account of
the appearance Of the fort ten days after
the previous terrible bombardment ny the
navy is given by 4 writer Of 4 Wilmington
paper, who visited the work in company
with Gen Bragg. He says:
'F'ulf ten days have elapsed since the
bombardment closed, and no doubt many
VI ttiC must ~ .lhlil4 ENldtItcS VI us Jury
had been cifaced The shot and she'll
which were at one time p.entiful!y strewn
o7er tne whole ground III the interior of
the fort had been gathe red up, snd the
parade appeared as level rs formerly
The outside and top Of the ramparts, and,
IN many p aces Of the trave-ses, looked rs
through rooted by gigantic hogs; none of
tins roofing, however, seemed to do more
than rOu@hen tho surface. The great
masses of the fort everywhere rem lined
perfectly intact. Only two guns We're
dlsmOunted by the cncmy's hombardment
Two more were dsmountcd by their own
recol. The Brooks gun which burst, pre-
SCENTS a rcmarkah evidence Of the explo>
size power of gunpowder. The heavy
mass of the gun proper. with the powerful
wrought iron bands near it, all rent and
torn and strewn around, Ci7c some idea
Of that terrific explosion by which nine
men were wounded, although but one was
killed outright
The heaviest fire would appear TO have
been concentrated upon the north or land
face, especially so upon Sunday afternoon.
At this sa lent stood powerful riied gun
manned nv detachment under Lieuten-
ant VII iflrd. The enemy rained shell on
this point, but. not q man left his gun
indeed, Colonel Lamb assured us that
throughout the whole bombardmcnt not Il
sing e man in the garrison shrank from
his post"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1865-01-25

In the matter Of the Estate Of atrc Delaney deceased
\ reading and ing the petition Of Catharine D.,
laneN, OF Iowa County, representing among other
lhhS that Patrick Delaney late Of said County on the
Twentieth day OF October, A 1e64 Ills residene.
IN Mineral Point died ntestate leaving goods chatte,
ana estate within this CoEnty, and praying that ad
minstratlon Of said estate be her granted Il
ordered that said petition be heard before the judge OF
ms curt on the 18th day Of February next ensuing
at the Probate Office in the Village of podgeyill,
And is further ordered that public notice tb,r,,,
De gwen 70 all rsons interested by publishing a COPY
Of ths order for three weeks succevely prior 10 said
day OF hearing, in the Mineral Point Tribune weekly
newspaper, circulating in said County
Dated January 23d, 1865.
JOHN BONNER,
jan 25-Grt Countv Ind.s