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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-11
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gum Wteoical Seportement ophSrio

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Arttfel tn 10Y 9. Wu9tr. af SdentiiC,sr VI uf ~ IU,Senrs
perter: ""'V' ""t''Ua 0eftaut1
l WlelDteOn, 60 yIb. @olettobsoue 100 us,
Wtl1, 40 D5b. Sto0btnbsn, 2 DtntefGaer, I SutSSrSsunna . )
Sett, "a g9al3i6 ufieln. IL gsfsn, 81 irbene g%SMTn Ia
bp Ndpfe, 1 SrtGter, 700 WteIIer nnb GSobein. 81 pnt TstSf,.
Gafeemibten, 500 Ea0su, AZ trio SO Tsrtruae. 81 irS a. - :,
3S 2dntptni6trlne, 8 Ertntgl1isr, 8 Ertntne pr '2J6 GoneS,a
"a bied Rnfteet6pft, l Waa9e NIT &enl6ten 553 QSHsI "a
Tbeel6f'l, 35 Spudndpfe, 3 Rod. unb Sei,Bfen, 95 gfSNe
l 8ratenrpfer, % cd lSAet. 10 Spteeel, Al Y6. pftfer. "a
Snl3fdher. IL Dstt.Settentifte, A 9DafGtGrbt, 1903 aersiere
2ompen, Al @iSraIIer. . gtdltcr, 90 Stdubbetsn, 4 paptrr.
Nsfpihte, s. Dnlbtubei, l 9Dd ihmalttren, IL EIammtrn, 2
BrDbi6netbsma l1inerj l Shletifetn, z 5odme6sr. 3 Bad
Tfeu, 4 Bnlen 5Spfen, 5 Weblf@Dpfer 8BettpiGuntn,1 Rdf.
feebrenner. 20 9ampenfhtrnte, q 9Da1erFeber NIT Supfsr.
boten, 1 HarinaRster, % c1e6pfapnen GA 8adpiannen. Ia
8pd) Gpfe, 3 Sag Sdmartnbe, l @el6 Safe Ga eli rne Saten
z 9tbel, 81 a9elbObrsr, 2 WastfeL, Is Sdlp1er, l6 @afetS G
StetntSpe II q n1nn&bu9fen, 9 Office SeHeI, Offceti fAt
96 Nenfsrjalrufen, 4 5ertSrfreu3e Is Sdneeiampen, Il
SdautelfitbIe, 2 StItin 9errttn @rt'rmtuatpr, IL Rtlen &c
Yaar Sruder, l Hartcftiaustfhrr, l &%uuenber, 2 Ourh'
@Ia8e, 4 pndete Oteni&pGrS re, 3 Rdtterfaaen q &but6rtffe
5 @@rdbttfte. 2 Safer Is Sat-, l Set @smdBt. "a Set;'
Is Calhoun StI, l 21mpenaterer unb 40 Yafttfen.
Ssrner l S~annttn, 2 WuS'atnuBretber, 80 @dbeln, 4
Stable, "a 36mubf6drfetn, 8 g6d I@rtneer, 3 <iberletiten
Q @tsfdaen, 2 Gdbrtubel, 2 Teueri6aufeln, 1YrDbetlftn,
SaTfetfefel, 16 Saueepfannen fbIt6erue u. %etiernel 3 Elttf4
tGrbe, 1 eiierner &ppf, l8 GaffeetSpie, 38brelSRel 3 Stppf
l6del, SIG BleGteuer, IS 8leftdnn6en, 7 &%ddtridbtt,
G6pfe ible6.t 3 8raettntafeln l 8utenbol5. I 9Cblmtifsl
2 3apfen, 2 Yci3en, 1 Stfinpel, l @teti4ldBer, 3 9adr bds
pen, 4 S6rouben, 2grteftalttr, Set Yt9sOn 9Oles. 3 8lsa
te1et, l Rrug nnb Gde, 2ble6. EteeteNI, l Iran6trmefer
II 96Fsl. 4 D%ratblDfel, 5 Ofenpfarnen, II glt6etmer,
6aiIaetsiel.
9 b~ineuu9sn baar In Rssterunes fOnbs fUert mad cen
BtrtGuie uub FDrtIhnfiung Ger eefGutten Mrtitel btnnen
Strnoan pm @erfaut an 8%eree1et.
8. 6, 9tt6, Surs, Il. 9. @sIs,
Wiee. 9urp. Il. 9. u.
@trecn & 60. @utt. 0s9-12l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-11
Q~teutenantS b%etgegebttt werpen.
Sd bin STR eebprlamer Dtener,
G QltnA

Ntelttenant0 pelgPgepeU WeFpeN.
Sd bin SIR 9ebprIamer Dtener,
s.. g8tra,
Capt. upO @efdngniB>@ pmmanpant,
Qtn Wajpr &bpmaS Burner s. @, q.
Gin anOerpeitt9eS Document, etn gertGt
bes Sen. S. $. Wtnber, battrt @amp CUNT
ter, Nnper1unoille, @a., 81. Suit 1864. an
General Snipectpr Cooper tn NtGmpnp, Sd,
felt bar, wel9e lGNpttrt9e Qluf9abe Elm Nlab-
GonmdnOant in Nnberl pnDt1e fat, Dap 29,~
600 Gefan9ene gu bewdGen u1tb cine Wienge
~anperweitt9e NiifliGten 3u beadten feten.
Gin 8rtefbeS HebeIen=@ eneralS 9lojutdnten
CHANDLER pom 5. Suit 1864 an @eneral=Sn
lpector Sberf 81. s. Clifton IN Nt4mpnO
l6ilpert ben peltilen3ialil6 en 3ul tanb pes
@efdn9ntleS gu Nnberlpnpile. Die @efan=
eenen baben fein Sbba2, 8dume lteten feline
i'm @efdn9ntb,. Aer8tltder Seiltano miro
ben @efan9enen niGt 3u S9etl. Nan6en
Sag werpen 20 Sppte bihau69efarrt, beren
TpDesurla Aen 1elblt pGn Ner3ten nidt befarnt
tnb. Die @efangenen baben gar feline lltet=
fifteen, um lt6 ibre NatiUner fpden 3t ~fSnrten,
tie mitffen IiG NIT ben 61npen gGur3eln 9ra=
BEN, penn tie Srennmaterlal Dnben wpQen.
Sic erbolten tie Seife unp &lsiper. 6rtl@e
Geeetabilitr, INN Dem Scprbut entgeget 3t
pirfen, fGnnte man int Qanbe i'm lleberflub
BADEN. Die 6plpitals@inri6tun9en ltnp un=
g~enigenb. SIS linp niGt genug Gran8pprts
mittel ba, um bic fir Die @efan9enen nptb=
penpt9e1 2ebensmittel berbet5ul6afen. Capt.
Btr3 tptro CUR SefGrperung empfpblen, Der
3ultanp Der Otn9e i'm Wefau9nib 3a Nnper=
l%ot,pitle, ~uerlanst Oas @ntl6etDen peS Oepar=
tements, ct 9eret6t Der iuplt6en gfattpn gum
GOrpurfe .
Dieles linp Die 5auptpunfte BON G6anOlerd
geriAt.
Sberl @btpman f1Gte aus S9rtfltaden
Dar3utbun, baB Der elenbe .3ultanD pes Sc
fan9nibbolpital6 3u NnOer lonpille Der ~ltrafba=
rem 9aAlali9feit bes Or. 09ite 3u3ulAreitu
1T.
Der e6emnGige Nebel4en=@a f..
pttdn Selpb wurbe Dernpmmen 6,
be3eu9t bic @e6tbett Der opreeleeten 0tebe(le,1=
Dotnmente uno la9te, baB General g8inpe'
DplfOmmene Nfa6t Bate i'm Qanpe fir BIZ
8eoIrfntie unp Die 8equemliGteit pe5 Sc
fan9nihe6 GIT Nnperl %pnoille gu requtrtren.
Die GOmmilliOn Sertagte liG Bis mpr9en
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Der aDirsf@e aSru,.s

So fbin9ton, 8. Sept, Sberf @bty-
man Lac Der GOmmilliOm etnen an TIN eeriGz
teten 8rief bes Capt. Wtr3 sor, tpOrin jener
bittet, ba6 man tbm, obglei4 er li9 ieiner
uml&ulO bepubt iei, setltlt&sn 3uipru6 gu
She'll perben lafIen unb Den paltoren gSbee=
Ian unp 6amtltOm erlauben rtGse, tbn gu be-
l14en.
Da Der @ef ansene Der Scrgfalt pe6 9e.
rtats nt1t anoertraut 1T, 70 ptrD man Del.
fen 8rtef Dem &riesszD epartement 3uidifen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-11

1,6e @,bltrat aaer anperen bIr9erli6et
Ns6te 1T 1tnp pesbalb ipta er far pte 3nt'inff
Bic WSalt6feit Der @rtbeiluns bes Stimm>
redts an bic Sarbtsen lGafen. Aber er 9ibt
ieIbt gu, baB bic StaatscrnpenttOn BON Nla=
bama ipcbl lGNperlt6 Die btsbert9en Selttm=
munaen iiber bas StimmreGt in bent eben er-
Srterten Slime anbern wirp. Otele Staats=
convention Ioa ant 10. September sulatnmen=
treter. gu. Sts5t9.)
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Der Correspondent pes @al9in9tpn @9ro=
ntcle melpet: Die @bOlera BAT nit aller 5ef=
tistett susenpmmen unp wdbreno ben lebten
bret @p9en rafte tie wSAentlt6 800 YsrlO=
ttett meg.
gint genaue Qtlte fann man gar ri4t ba=
BEN unb man barf 400 ais bte OurGlNtttts-
gail annebmen, pelde ta9liG ais Spfer fall
len.
Sn bent StabtStertef Der @briften 1T ff
pieOer aussebrpGen, tpo. Fe cine 3ettlan9 altf=
acbSrt batte. SIN ben 8eerbi9l1n96pldben
mo6t man pte @rdber muir 70, bab ite nur Ell
nen 6uB bu6 NIT @rbe bepeft ltno. Die
Qet6en Serbretten einen peftentaltden Sc
fanf in DEM pplfret6lten Sbetle Der Staot.
Otele Na6ldli9feit miro ,tnS np@ bic pelt
3ufIbren.
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(Ie11,12,13
5ubGltcn5z&ofice Der Scr. st. Mrnec
Nn On Gn,thkAr

SubGlEcnsz&Sffce Der Ser. st. Mrmec
Jar. 20 Sputttr.
Baltimore, s Stpt. 1865.
gerfe9eIte Nmgebpte TN Duplttat perben
orf 6ieer SfRle Bic Trettas, ben Is. S,ptenter 1865,
Wtttdss IL ubr ut9sgcnsercmmen. UNI BAG Yer. ct. Subf-
fena. Departement IN Baltimore, Ilb, gu O%trieben NIT
&altOfieln uno 3wIebeln,
tn auten fatfsn 8a1srn Serpadt un6 tu Ipl6en 3e'ttn unb
In fplten Quantitdten su lttfrn, ais Spn Sage res Con-
traits an Bis gum Is. Oft. 1865 Ssrlanet wtrb.
Mnsfbpte mufen aui Bprnu.dre 9elhrteben ietr, nelbe
auI bteier Office ;u BADEN Tnb Nne bie benz Aneebpt beige
fueten Certificate ntifrn bur6 ;Nti Derantwprtltbe Saresn
Entsrjst@ret ieir.
Dte ~8teateruna tet6lt l9 has ReGt SOr, eue Cbtr irsenb
Elm Nneebot, psIdes nt6t SUrtbetltaft eri6etnt, 3urId3u-
petisn.
8atlnns nirb mad %eteftrans In fOIten 8Onbs ssma&t, ais
bprbanten fnb. .
Sebe per sn p6er iebe 5irn,a, Gelde NussSpte ma&t. mus
btsieltea bur4 etnen 8reuetb ~beelstten, ~enn nt6t eth lrl&sr
bier r~egtartrt purbe.
Die D6iaen MneebDte tint dlen BEN EebinsunSen u%ntetpOr'
ZEN, mei6e etpbbnli& BEN SetanntmaGnn8sn SteisrO fttee'
fur Subitftensmitte %bsiesfu9t fnO.
(fe8 -1o 8rs5 Brig. Gen. u. 9 9. u. GU.
Q~5crfauf pom 2SbtSfeD.
gerFeselte NneebOts in Daplifate merten bis gum To-
Cert, 1868 entaeger9tnrmmen tur ben &duf BON
1000 8rrl. ooer mebr GecttFctrten G0mrnlllarE
0bisteu, bette 0ualitdt,
i,bt aus Qdaar In gsurirlt, So. Die 5diier iiEb ntu ssat6
l1nb IN benen Beotaeuusen baar bet Abiteierun9! @neeppt
fUr tr.enp s,ne OGartttGt paretn entSt9en 9enc'nm:a'
prpben f6nnen I'M SOM mi0arp QDdarennGus AM SHerlt I
$40, fOt 0d in SORT DTonrle, gp. 20 Seutbtr. Dal'in'pr
unb SIS. 4 5tdtefr. gtep YOt etn8s lepep wero'n'
Mnoetpte mIllfn a%Srsrrt letn an
Gbps. 6. SuIItSen, Cart. u. S,S.S:
(26du6-12(ptJ Dep. Utr6thta, WtUmono' SS'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-11
& 2noson's Gcbule.

Die Qsb,1tunten fur has gDirter-5 emsfsr Beginner am
GRentaa, fen 4 sept, WprgsuS s llbr.
Dret bStete glnlsn,% ausi4IteBlta fir Ttd6a TN btlttrrtt
fnb tn etrem ga S!t4 ab,eiOnlerien @tbdnSs ttt y utcra
len erti@tet wcrten. aEmeleun9en inr Aufnnpme nenef
Nusmdrtisc S6lIer baein bts iu ricern Eass bet mir etn-
3utre1en.
ldu3l-S) j. Suapp
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-09-11
$. S1SGnner's ScbuIe.

% 0erIIufIt. 6IOlIUFN UUIUuIU HFU VHIUIE4I:
0as QBtnter< @emefer teetrnt ans4. Sept. Iaber ben ee'
arbetten utb i'm Garnen Interrt6tet. Sir ben unterrt6t
i'm S6reiten hnb 3ei6nen babe I'D Serrn @laier sneaetIt
mad befen Metbpee eber S6u!er befabt5t ptre, tn tspr
turier 3ett cine aus9esei6uet I1Gne Sanb su fbretten. BE
lonSers nublt6 TT Der llnterrt6t I'm Std unb glunen-
3etdnen fur Mdb6en. 2eetere tGnnen BET mir aud SClt unS
3p9t8 betpmnen.
9ie2-( S. 4 ner.C
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SticfeIn uno S6ube !
1000 &ilten.
% q, 4hroa,EE &, .:AC
sep. 40O xSefs WoI+;r,or,o.

Die anfmertIamteit Der SSnbIer mirb bps.nspra
uuf infer rei&baliises Eager bon @tiefeTn unb
selentt. Dailbe enfSalt aGe mSplt@eu
Saritaten bon 8eitsemGsen unb fal6ipnabIeu 9aarem,
tpelGe ale lnter ben ~stnfisften 8ebiusunseu ~pertauft
perbeu. 0fau ipre9e ~frib,eitis Dor!
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Cclterm un0 NsDrntiinbern

tiene 6ierSurb sur Nadri6t baB Der lnterri6t III 8. u.
Gangs S6ule, &fe 2Onbaro unb Altenarle Strr am
Ntpnta8. len %. Nu9uit, tpteter Ietnen Nnfane 9tnSnnntsn pat
Neue Innlelbunaen teltete man mSsli6f balO ;u MAIDEN.
(o6nuo-1OTnt
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9aS @interzS emeiter i'm
0yb. SSaGer'tdDen SnIfitut

beetnnt am N(entls, zen 4 September.
@ltern une 8erGIunefr, welde 9elonnsn tnb. tbre Htnoet
etefcr Nnltdft aaiuSertrautr, perben bGtttlt ertnbt n1
balpt9f betm 9pl teter ~otrielben au meleeu
Mit per Mnfalt lit III sletter 3ett elm NfuIt- Snfttut
p~erbunsen, unb mtrb auf Ytanp, iUpie auf allen rhpslt4tn
Bias uab Streias Snitrunsnten BON swet bttetn ETY.
rtrn llnterrl6t ~ertbetlt.
Sinper b~etperlet @eIble1tS werpen tn R0it une 3o9ts &C.
ncmrter. pb. WdGer,
(or31-N $40 176 Sdnb ur9nr.
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W0l0lMNtOn, Q. C.

:. > SSll WalbtngtOu beliebe mum 8eifeGutoeu
[nr ottl t~aqltd)en. il1O lDOd)entli6cn ,,gBedsr"
Stbftrtplt0nen ME Nn5eigeMI 6lirl 0eu Wornfptr
Sr1i- 5. j.. WteOfelot, 420 6 Str, III t!9dlcn.
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Sic Ghplero in Spnffautinpoel

Dte &rant9ett pa d f.-4O0'9er
fOnen terbe en- I'd Sc.
er0t1 Il Il q &C.
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Uer(onqt un0 0e(ud]t.

WoyIcna@ ~. Gin garbter. Ge6dIfe fam cine STEELE err
0erin0EE baiten. gDp? 1T gu ~erfra8en IN Ser ories
bes QDefer. (np)
NcrInnnf- Gin Auabe pn gutter @rBiebune I'm SPtel'
1CII""Hi+ unb @alanterte Daaren. 81 iadtt BON
Ger .. 9 tetnbG6,
tmObim) 70 %. 8altimOrsRr, Gds 1ripOittts 4Isa.
OS oG,.rtf. Gine eute S66in. $. Qrens,
WelAWl1 %tncbintl 118 gnrffr.
MpIuGf4 8wet unm6bIirte 8trtmer init prer ptne ge'
Vtlnull+ ~fBft0uns tdr etnen leetoen fsrra tm attt1
SerEnmof ruerten iG9IeiG awei oafe Sii@ler uno @or'
". 80 @'th' Sers (9pI5til6bdher) BEL Diet Hno 9rHoer'
NO' 66 g. G~barlssnr. UamO)
WPIunf. Gin 9ebtIbetes q B d. Ell pber
2SSlnut' Q8ttfwe ron mittlern Sabret ais Saus-
'Hetsstn. 9pbn $12 per Nipnat.
SD 44S Snr ~ stn. scibter 9ii&Ier, Der gut pgItren farm 9pha
z. o Sr soces' Mat3ufragen beute Dter Spnntag In So II
V"'"'' vel 0r' 9auer.s Co.,
Serlau0f: Gin ortsntIi6es @aOden. ,um ainbfr
gBeh 8ort,r,eroa warten unS lei6ter @auSnrbstt. So SO
m. r~~" 0antpoi)
WeSudlI: Gin Wataean fir Ste 0ossartett. mef6es
Oh (fanrbt)
SSGrIGunt. gin 8uteS MabGen fur cine Ram Ie oEae
q eoUoft..a - @thOfr, bic S~ausar6ett an SerriHten Lo5
gx~I--2V-R, Ir9 ~Eertn9tOn na0s @%utaORr. %ffrf,nal
VerlQu0f:. @n gutter 8arSter9e6aIff FaOe1 5ei 5T7--,
B. % c.uCC,o Sp9n etne tauernie SteQe. N5teTeS l.,
w. . . "ptpagltf. 6et SObn % @errmann. CfpH'nnii, '"
NerI910f. 1000 arbeitsr- nm 575dc- 9e71TIc7T7 -
ss Z SDelteH Su mGGen 4rtpr gcs, 49, 49,
IL pagtR Nf6etter n bt3aGit feiu onbsr5r fr, 80
IVY ." "Flptn' wan berlan8t eint DrOsc lerGaer 9rSsitt No. no
faoor,1m. mtt0 Dt68& o.
.wsss~r - We' 40 %. 8atfimortRr.
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Wpeci0IzWCt

ras@ --mn.aN1oeI ~RNNNtBA" "a E*NNF
$50 WB&Yeess&sz u ba nj 6 6 rpre6 9 pmPd9nte
- o,n,s hs qpnt bdre, ga, ~auSsebebnt unb meIo'h tire
pat tpEe w. ~ Sen Mrntae, ben 4. Sept, an IN Se6lettNn0
ST rpH ggsee}SSl.g Ctem @aier pra Baltimore mad Sgn@snt9
enms Sirrp' g. ii bterbur6 @ele8enbeit 0e9' ben. XtaT nv
HunnS ~ 81 nod olen Srten an Ter Orange unp @ietenpta"'
SSpaI Central uub @trstnia 9enneTee q; u; ~ te Ss'sr y.
Gte SransPertai,s IL, t"u,s @ ~ iFr S & rSrss gDaasn an itren
1Ss snet south Spparb Ctr. ;u Iaren unb %utsl e'frst ~ nSrV
qSrdburs ~ %bsiOtpsrn cbns bic SanunS " sFe0e" WV ~
p's AZ I,Ssr yrcnen lire SrtreS fur gGasen, nm ne 6ragt w
,ubUIen, e.taaisf in Ter Sffee l64 Us Salf'"''p'' '|F"
an feber Stunhe BITS MbenoS s ltr. $40 Staee 1e4 80.
BaIttmCrefr. unb an benz Depot 22f NM ~
~eeetben. H@ y.
(npIgp) A|paWR~'FFV
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0a1Ic's @iamu manufacturing Comp.

erldubt fs bos eeetrte publitam duf tbr rUhlafcrttrtes "a
oer ppn thren Ttanpfsres aufmtrffam gu MAIDEN. Dttle
3nitrumente tSnntn BIN befrn TN 0enee in Spn, Odutr
'Edfttofeft unb ee d mafpDII Musfdttung
aletd 4efte ut werben. yretle maeis ub %ntebrtetr wts treeno
etne anb re Sabrif9 Ssbss Sntrnntsnt ~tte tIr D SABRE
aarantrt. Vile YianpS III Eah6 anssrtcranten, ION" a""
reparitt. Gttn,muneen nerbtn ptnttlth btiriet
0aaren .9a9er /: gtprODltzGde ppn GutatO unp
Sapette Str,
,Sie1S) Salttmpre'W 0'
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3u perfduTel1.
-.
Suite @eLenenheit

"a Gtae 9ai9eltseae 9a9erbier- Dtrtbffaft nit gaaateutih
bic Grp. b. 81 ''1 o. S5,f
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tenn SG an GftSStss s. 2aas r 81. @6r6berGr, 0aTerbe TT IN an
raala' aI@ nag it iEr g 8 Keller Xsaferlettuug unS ST. :
:" ~ FNHe"p luF Stauln8. Where's am Ql6st, RI
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3u perfnufpn.

MS, ON soua1net8 ettneeri&tstes @fFs NIB Otter Gelb6ft ns5,,
QDefer Office. D" eFI'"SFe N ger
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Nrteff0ften
81 permietben:

Gin gut etnseri6teter '9emiesarten nebt g8pbnuna, ali
gu 6erniettsn. o
@u9 iptrb ic9lsi& Elm @Patn ~terfaugt, Der bic Gdrtneret
eerltspt nne nit etnent 9ferb u~ntjnStten reiB. 9tadsufragen
bet y. TanbGrn, 456 Ute Str. la g13
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Gin fletner Confectionery Stcre neta Wrrr,ta
rt1tun8| 1913 Camden @psnre. "' N'''"'P UNI
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iSreDerld @plf 30. .,

Prattil6er glrSt, Operateur uro SeburtSbeITer,
,siot hermit bru S~,frpbnern BON gDafbtngtpn upb umGeest
an, ba6 er dd bier nteeeraelniien u. bic gpn hem pettpreenen
Or. Seilanb beppbnte Office, 499 12te Ctr, jntfGea Y rno
8 Str, etrsenpmmen bat.
EIr Nftat. % ntittelte taalt@ ppn 7-SN @6enos l3lulntt
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Wm. Whitley sprinsaeld, o., sod plow--ls,l ,li4S:
WIN; Whitley, plOw for general purposes -lla4ax'
Gibbons Deamer. similar kind of plow--l2,lis;s
Burnett, French Co.. similar kind Of plOw-llK
5 The match took place in presence, of q
committee, whose report was not in al
Headquarters when the Fair closed for the
day. 1t lasted for about five hours
and the competition was active and spirited
There was large number of spectators
viewing the match with deep, interest, and
regarding it as forming one of the most inn
portant features. of the Fair. The different
teams and plowmen. acquitted themselves
, handsomely, and were universally COM
mendedo 1t was in. truth ran exhibition
highly creditable to the agriculture of our
State. We understand that the committee
recommend premiums for the best plowmen
and the best teams. We trust this matter
will receive due attention from our excel
lent State Board. When agricultural fairs,
or cattle shows, first began to be held in
this country, plowing matches formed one
Of their most prominent and exciting fea-
lures. With the late improvements in
plows, So, they might be made more in
teresting and useful than ever.
The exhibition in the Horse Ring yester-
day, Of matched geldings and mares in
harness, of trotting horses, &C., was grati-
flying to an immense throng of spectators,
and quite interesting and exciting. But
as to the merits of the competing animals,
we await the report of the awarding COM
One thing came under our notice yester-
day in the Hall for Farm Products, which
we deem worthy of special mention. 1t is
the large collection of Col. g. s.. Innis, of
this county, consisting of five varieties of
sweet corn, pumpkins, vegetable oysters,
parsnips, five varieties Of beets, cabbage,
sweet melons, % varieties of Irish potatoes,
and large variety of peach blows. DR..
VIM. Trevitt, of this city, ,brouAtt from
Chilli, South America, two of these peach
blows, and presented them to = Fos-
ter. Col. Innis $obtained his seed from
Mr.. Foster. He has this season six acres
of these Chilian potatoes which will yield
one thousand bushels. They never rot and
are, in al respects. a finely favored and
excellent potatoe. The farmers of this
county and State will no doubt eventually
thank DIR. Trevitt for having brought to
their knowledge this fine variety of pota-
toes. s
To-day, the closing day of the Fair, the
Horse Ring will present the most interest
ing and ahimating spectacle for those fond
of equestrian feats, as well as of the finest
breeds and specimens of neat cattle. In
the Ring therewill be, to-day; sweepstakes
awarded on colts, on horses, and on trot-
ters, as well as on cattle. Inmany respects
the exhibition of to-day will surpass that
of either of the previous days, though the
crowd of visitants will probably be consid-
erably lessened.
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ADDITIONAL APPOINTMENTS.

FRANKLIN COUNTY EX. Com. RO0MS,l
.le rut COLUMBUS, Sept. g. 1866.
The following meetings are announced
Saturday, September go, g O'Clock p
W.: KEYN0LOSBURG. Speakers-E. b.
Eshelman, John l.. Green. 7,t h'H
Saturday Evening, September go, I
O'Clock: GEHANNAH. Speakers-E. B. Esh-
Gilman. John l.. Green.
Saturday. Septe m ber go, 3 O'Clock p.
M. HILLIARD'S STATION. Speakers-Geo.
H.Converse, Jas. Il. Wright. l i''
Satus day Evening, September go, Z
O'Clock: ALTON. Speakers-Geo. l.. Con-
verse, Jas. e. Wright ea-.r ..
Jackson Township, Saturday Even
ing. September SO, O'Clock: TOWN
SHIP HOUSE. Speakers-E. F. Bingham. John
d. Burnett, W. II. RaRkin. I'
Monday Evening" September 25, 4
o'clocH. FRANKLINT0N. Speakers-E. L.
Bingham, E. B. Eshelman. ..-tf.lf.
o,ciScE: off North toLURBuS. sRfsH spsssers1 sSs
Geo L. Converse, q. Lowenstein.
FrankIin Township. Tuesday EVEN
ing, Sc eptember 26, O'Clock: BRIGGS
SCHOOL HOUSE. Speakers-John l.. Green.
w. 3. v. Prentiss. ,.Gt .Ht-
Perry Township, Tuesday Evening,
September 26,7 o'clock: KINNEY'S
SCHuOL HOUSE. Speakers-S. W. Andrews,
E.T. DeLany. Ar nai -t Ll3}
BY order of the Committee. q, ateyi'
5lf 1t -' SAMUEL KILE, Secretary.
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Fairly Committed.

In giving a rose-colored account of q
Mass Meeting of the Negro Suffrage people
at Canton, Ohio, yesterday, the Leader, the
accredited organ of that class of incurables,
takes occasion to ventilate its antipathy to
State Rights as follows: a f
General Cox made. illogical speech, COM
pletely reviewing and refuting the doctrine
of State Rights, which he declared the
source OF the rebellion. He holds that the
scene of the conflict is merely transferred
from the field to the polls, and that the
struggle will not be ended till the secession
idea has been crushed and made as odious
as Toryism in the days OF the Revolution.
This is the co ntrOlling idea of the cam
paign."
: o, ho! General Cox! After much dodg-
ing, you stand there-do you? You have
refuted the doctrine OF State Rights-lIave
you? If an inscrutable Providence should
add to the Affections OF the people, brought
upon them by the madness and folly OF
your party, the misfortune of a Governor OF
your calibre and procliyities, do you pro-
pose to rob the State of Ohio Of her Rights
under the Constitution, and degrade her by
a base and trucking subserviency to CEN
tralized despotism at Washington? Hav-
ing failed to establish that despotism by
perverting a war for the preservation OF
che Union into an'engine for its destruction,
do youonow feel at liberty to insult the in
telligence of the people of this great State,
by asserting that the conflict against their
sovereignty is'smerely transferred from the
field to the polls,' and that nothing short
of Negro Suffrage, an obliteration of State
lines, and the exemption Of U. S. Bonds
from taxation, can answer their purpose?
The doctrine of State Rights is to ''be made
90 r06ioua TOruiaDo in fhn daua 0f fhp
Revolution"-is it? And ''this is the con-
trolling idea Of the campaign"-is it
What, then, becomes of '.the irrepressible
issue?" We beg you to keep on talking,
We are delighted with your garrulity
The people begin to see what you are driy-
ing at. Let us(have more of your logic
Cleveland Plain Dealer. gfy0s w To
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DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.
4 FRANKLIN COUNTY Elk. Com. Rooms,
C4x,,,.ur,o Can't A 1QIS d

ia 1FRANKLrS COUNTY Elk. Com. RooMs.l
~ tns COLUMBUS, Sept. a, 1866. e
TIE following meetings are announced
The Committee hopes every Democrat will
now go to work. There never has been a
time when our country anc liberties re-
q,lired us to be more diligent. We want
every man now to do his duty, and we be-
lieye that the Second Tuesday of October
will crown us with victory. aI. ,.. III
The speakers announced will fill their ap-
pointments promptly. gn a".a-
saturday, September 16th, g O'Clock
r. NJ: DUBLIN. Speakers-W. r. Rankin,
Thos. sparrow. Jas. &. Wright. l .tisl
Saturday Evening. September 18th, 4
O'Clock: W0RTHINGT0N. Sp. akers-W. R.
Rankin, Thos. Sparrow, Jas. E. Wright. ~.
Saturday. Sept. 18th, 9 O'Clock p. N. ):
GR0VEP0RT. Speakers-Geo. l.. Converse,
John Il. Green.
Saturday Evening. September 18th, Z
O'Clock: L0CkBJURN. Speakers-Geo. l..
Converse, John l.. Green. ., ..f.t.
Saturd ~, Sept. 10th, 2 O'Clock p. M:
HARRISBURG. Speakers-E b. Eshelman. s.
w. Andrews, II j. Wylie. '''i
satin rdav Evening, Septe mber I6th, 7
O'Clock: GROVE CITY. Speakers-E. B.
Esnelman, s. w. Andrews, II. j, Wylie. n
Saturday, Sept. 10th, 2 O'Clock p. M.i
NEW ALBANY. Speakers udge A. G. Thur,
man, E. +. Bingham, Matt. Martin.
Saturday Evening, September 16th, Z
O'Clock: BLACK LICK STA rl0N.e Speakers
re. 4. Bingham, Matt. Martin. To- 1eF#
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Democratic Meeting.

Hon. WIN. LANG, Democratic candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, will address the
people of Wooster, Wayne Co, on Tuesday
evening, Sept. 10. q Let there be a large
turnout to hear this eloquent orator. 77'