davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
FROM THE ARMY OF The POTOMAC.
The Rebels Waking Up-Picket Firing
No Richmond Papers Exchanged-A
GrouudIcss RumOr-Gen. Ord's Troops
-nescrtcrs.

WASHINGTON Friday. March a. 1865.
Advices received from the Army of the POto-
mac say that a great deal Of firing has taken place
lately the Rebels opening fire on some of our working
parties as well as at the Avery House signal station
and upon passing railroad trains but so far the fire has
done 10 injury.
Picket firing on the same portion of the line is kept
up constantly at night mainly to prevent assertions
from the Rebel Army,
The Rebels stl refuse TO exchange Richmond papers.
In the army, On Wednesday. rumor prevailed that
fight had taken place between Gen. Ord's army and
the enemy on Tuesday but there is no foundation for It,
Gen. Ord's troops were being drilled In breaking
camp and packing up which probably gave rise to the
story.
Nineteen deserters came in last night in front of
division Of the Ninth Corps, bringing their arms and
equipments with them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
The Draft.
| having apnointed the following

The undersigned having appointed the following
umed person. the districts below named to collect funds
IN aid Of volunteering ill the quota, viz First Dsre'north
side of Twenty John Case Second District, north
side Of Twenty eighth to south side Of Thriehst, "m
H.-v.v Third District, north side of Thethst TO south
ia Of 3d It Stephen Carn-. Fourth District north side
OF Thrtythrd to south side Of Thirty s1thst Jonn NJ
Try Filth District north side Of thirty sixth to south
side of Forteth.s,, John d. Newman
An citizen. dssirou. of contributing toward reievin; the
Ward from the dra respectfully requested 70 fenae Az
the aid they can y the above collectors -, .
VIZ JOHN STEPHENSON, Chairman
{. W. BAKER. Secretary.
RICHARD KELLY, Treasurer. 49, -.
Treaty fys. bard Finance Committee. Ct.ens toias-
ter Recruiting fs.odtioH Heddqadrters No 40 f0Dr0e,
Mar. q lihS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
The Creut Flood.

The Rochester papers were enabled partially
to resume publication on Monday last, and their ac
counts of the food in that section arc long and
graphic. The freshets in the Genesee, Allegheny ana
Susquehanna Rivers appear to have been more dis
astrous than those Of any otner locality literally carry
ing wholesale devastation and death in their sweep
All accounts agree that the waters have in measure
subsidized but in quarters travel and business are
still seriously nterfered with by reason of its overflow
Or its consequences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
A Battle on the 10th Instant al
Averysborough.
REPORTED CONFEDERATE LOSS 46O;
UNION, $500.
No More Fighting Since Sunday.
SHERMAN ADVANCING In TWO COLUMNS.

WAR DEPARTMENT WARRINGTON, March 24-ep. m.
Major Gen. JOHN A. DIX, Ner. York: The
following extracts from Richmond papers were re-
ceved this evening at ESQ from Gen. Grant
EDWIN NJ STANTON, Secretary Of War.
... CITY POINT, March g. 1865.
Hon. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War: Richmond
papers are received. The following is from The Dis
patch.
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
II Is understood in official circles that no lighting
has occurred in North Carolina since Sunday; and
from all we can learn, it appears that Sherman has
attempted advances since his check on that day. Gen.
Hardees victory on the 10th very important one
and as regards the enemy most bloody affair. Gen.
johnson teegraphs that in that battle the Confederate
loss was $50, while that Of the enemy was 1900 The
fight took place at AverysbOrough. on the Cape Fear
River, half way between Raleigh and Fa7 ettevile.
Gen Johnstons defeat Of the enemy last Sunday the
18th inst, occurred at Bentonville, near the Ncuse
River.
BY these facts we are informed that Sherman is push.
ing toward Raleigh in two columns; one moving due
north from Fayetteville, the other northwest from
Newborn Gen. Hardee fought the former; Gen. Johns
ton the latter. L. S. GRANT, Lieut.. General
fAverysborough is post village In Cumberland
County " C., on the Cape Fear River about ~ miles
south OF Raleigh-Ed. Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Perhaps there is no such striking example OF
the decay of large town from natural causes as we
find in the case OF the once busy and prosperous village
Of Nantucket Massachusetts,; 25 years ago the princ
pal scat of the whaling business Of this country At
present grass grows in the streets there and the latest
indication of decline found in the fact that Of the two
newspapers published on the island one has Just been
bought out by the other. and henceforth The Mirror
will be the only sheet printed there. Sic transit, &c.
No ice is now in sight from Cleveland, Ohio,
although at the ends o. the lake affairs are not "
FAVORABLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
From LouisviIIe.'

LoUIGyILE Friday, March "a 1865.
The Sanitary Committee are sending a large
supply Of provisions and clothing to meet the Union
prisoners who are abou being exchanged at Vicksburg
instead of PASSPORT as heretofore stated
Tie notorious guerrilla Hedge. who killed ihe gucr
rilla Defoser was captured by our scouts near Gar
melville on Wednesday, and brought here this morning.
lie is severely, perhaps fatally. wounded.
Msgruder continues TO grow worse with slight proba-
billy VI recovery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

THE DRAFT IN THE SIXTH DIsTRIcT.-There
are required to ill the quota Of the Sixth Congressional
District 746 men, apportioned as follows; Ninth
Ward 7l3; Fifteenth Ward, il5i Sixteenth Ward Ole.
The -drafted linen will be notified Of the fact on Mon
DAY. but will not be required to report until further no
tice But no doubt exists that most II not sI Oh the
quota Ill be filed. II the funds are forthcoming the
men can be furnished beyond doubt. Such is the
opinion Of Capt Carter the Assistant Provost Aarsh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
Counterfeit Ten.Forty Coupons.
WASHINGTON FrilQv. March "a,

WASHINGTON, Friday, March "a. 1865
Counterfeit coupons dated March !, 1865, for
SIC 50 in the similitude of those the 04O i've per
cent United States $500 bonds have been detected at
the United States DEPOSITORY Office at Baltimore. They
will doubtless be offered elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
IMPORTANT CONCERNING THE
DRAFT.

The Draft will be resumed next week. unless
volunteering goes better than it has done during the
past few days. Returns will be made by the District
Marsha and unless at least 200 men are en-
Listed each day next week the draft will be proceeded
with In the wards where least progress is made These
facts are authentic On Thursday over 100 men were
lost in consequence Of want of money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

THE ERIE ROAD ALL RIGHT.-The damage
done TO the track OF tho Erie Railway by the recent
freshet has been repaired and trains are now running
regularly between New.York. Dunkirk and Buffalo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. --Addi-
ons returns have been received at this office, this
afternoon from four counties and q few scattering
towns which increase the majority against the amend
mont 10 527
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
The Navy School at Annapolis.
BALTIMORE. Thursday. Marcl


The Maryland House Of Delegates to-day
passed bill appropriating 10000 TO be advanced TO
the Navy Department to enable 1t 10 prepare for the
return Of the Naval School to the Academy building at
Annapolis. The appropriation made by Congress for
the purpose lost by the failure Of the Miscellaneous
Appropriation bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
The Seven.Thirties.
PHILADELPHIA. Friday. !

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, March "a, 1865.
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to the
7.3O Loan to-day at s2.227.OOO The largest single
Western subscription one for $3.50, 900 from Mem.
phis There were l,J59 individual subscribers of so
anil SiOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

A COLD MARCH.-The mercury at Wnona,
Minnesota. the morning Of the 10TH was reported
fourteen degrees below Earn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
The kenuebec Open.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Friday, March "a. 1865.
The Kennebec River is nearly free from ice,
and navigation will be resumed in Il few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
FROM MOBILE.
Reported Evaeuation-The City In our
Possession.

CAIRO, Friday. March "a, 1865
report was received in Memphis, from Holly
Springs that Mobile was evacuated and the city. with
an immense quantity Of war implements, was in ouI
possession.
NIiddlng Cotton quoted in Memphis at 3oc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25

Mr.. Brandreth endeayOred to make The New YORK
Tex COMMISSIONER bill special order for Tuesday
next. Lost-Yeas 49, Nays 81 There is evidently much
weakness in the ranks Of the majority in their support
Of this bill and it is generally regarded as the primary
cause Of wcakess in the support of other bills which
are entitled to receive the whole strength Of the dom.
mint narfY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
y Y u NI1' NV = =
.hall take effect immediately.
SOLDIERS VOTING BILL.

Mr. Gleason NOV ed that the bill In reference to soldiers
voting be made special order in the Assembly for next
Thursday evening The motion was agreed TO-
TAX COMMISSIONERS BILL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Valuable Farm for Sale,

THE Farm lately owned by Thorn
as Pew, deceased. consisting of 81 acres. stu
offered for sale.
The farm has a good dwelling house. barn, and
out-houses, all IN good repair. 1t has also a bear
small fruits, and is well watered. The soil Is good
and under excellent cultivation; altogether, 1t is
q very desirable situation, and will be sold on rea-
sonable terms. For further particulars, INQUIRE of
the subscriber on the premises.
HENRY R. STONE.
Oct. Is. 1865.-3m
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
FOR

LlOyd's Battle History of the Great Rebellion,
from the surrender of Fort Sumter 10 the capture
of Jefferson Davis, completely illustrated. by 25s
Battle Descriptions. 80 Biographical Sketches, 4
Steel Portraits g ElectrOtype Portraits. II Fin
Maps. Is Battle Pictures. General o.. o How srd's
Tribute TO the Union Volunteer, aud a PhilosOph-
zeal Review Of the War. Complete in one BoyaI
octave volume. Ornamented and bound in the
most attractive style. Price $3.50 and s..
Just the Book thousands are waiting for. Sold
only by Agents. To secure territory, sddress, al
once, B. g GREEE,
Room 4. American Building. Cleveland, g.
Oct. 3, lS65,-4w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
ramps I'm the
stomach and Bowels, SC.
HENDERsON's GARMINITIVEl
HAIR JEWELRY.

MISS PALM wishes to inform the
wi public that she viii make to order all arti-
eles in the above line, such as Guard C9alns.
Bracelets. Rings, Pins, Breaches, &c. Also, Wigs,
Switches, Curls, Braids, Rolls, &c Residence at
Warren, Ohio. 1 will also pay the highest price
for hair. MISS PALM.
Aug. q, 1855.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
TOWNSHIP TAXES.

ho. hereby give notice that the ratesof Taxes for the year ore thousand: eight hun
T Of mlslevi on each dollar and the number Of cents oaeseh hundred dollar $
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
ATTENTION


Observation-Disclosures
RIvFF Ri0cI ngrG SroKE.
Wa--ar "A ~ 10 "a
""isH' W
a e the undcrsi bod take pleasure
- o.. .+,;.,-s If Warren
Ain,pn..h. ~ .'- ,. ,c, .r,rs si
Plur-. 5i.Siaicals. Paiuts. Obs. rye Stuiis Dye
Nrol er Elected vita greet care from reliable
E7,trrr Ifou-eS. end be- leave osIoEait tDe follow
ing list E>rr-isily do we cali the attention OF PhE-
sif;aus 10 aur ncw stock 3i Medicines. and invite
them o. .4-t -ui rvawiuc.
ESYT d AFRA1FoS.
No. , Mann street. TN
Sq. H.. anca;s Inn 10
F;r.assian on 80
TdeDphcras 10
fvgrts Earh,4irr be
.E-Gs p-,s-5-- "a.
So. -T..l-t U.st.-4rr- 90
-.
Mltcheu HHndeeIch'''
Basins 10 &C.
HARRISON tHtl't F'aH
Balns ="
CoiEstc &c
Brown HG'tiSoF i
6"rHI"" f'nE"f '
PaIutrls uiEulvns Cuuic':G
SrauidinCs HlucS t'ni@'I '-
ghriztatnr"s Hair 10y"
Bachelors 8"
Matthews lo 4
tarTisaGS e" 20
JAYNE ." 70
.r3,
Sf---I,
;Irs reIeet;, prs,,,r sr,..
E ~ III
I Tilden's Fluid Extracts.
! Pare Tod. Potassa.
j. Vitrrte silver.
Trusses.
>ntruia-. CatheyeTs,
Glass Syringe Metal S~yriHgea,
Drra Cb-.w. Er.-.. Dry and ir bl
40 S-rorrr V'sf.-9 i,
~ To-mTiar ~
81 nrap Biaei. io
"a Ne1aisn Res sr
a. YslInw O,sre
a. Rcd Lsa5
Solution Tn
Hye stun
Siirlc an" MIisu1 60
sculpture ana arst''
aqua eMmohlS -
SNtIL Els5
fTT1iIIpcndns.
Benz0le or Naptha. a -ais'Irute or TnrrentiDe.
SVSai 4 Hr]nTnitnr: Yarri.a,
'Na. Coach Varnish,
% g.53sI Donna" Ts H I
HBo si9ifR' for Wash Efssins q Grease.
Pure Medical Liquors.
Syrup Tod. Iron,
Chioriform.
PPIgS'65iifi S;e Oil.
P PIye p Si2is S Sta[gh'
Bird Cages
Carbon Oil and LAMPS.
Lanterns
] Motifs Pills,
MohaIs PILLS, ;,
r"oack rms
uFebSnDurg fllis'
MCFses rms,
helioHays fIiS,
Soules fiiH-
Hooper fiiis'
prfre's pm
rb-esr.13E p:ls
49, - p;us
UrC5f,[ PIN
-,,., - p;ilS
IaS5 p;Es
troIaT-,s p;Us
Benaett's Pills,
Hibbard's Pills,
Bandreth Pills,
SpaulQiuEs Pills,
james Pill;
,t--. u.-,;f,oa
SSaTS 70
Iayne's do
Fahnestock's Nermifuge,
Van Duesen'S Worm COnfecn
Mathews do do
u~0llOways do 90
Putty.
|, McCUlly's Window Glass,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08

WESTERN RESERVE
Carriage Factory
vYHE PROPRIETOR de.
~ sires to say to the public. tha.
&-$-th there can be seen at his Repository
on Liberty Street, a few rods south OF the Western
Reserve Bank. the largest assortment OF
Carriages and Buggies,
That he has ever exhibited and offered for sale il
this market. His stock consists Of FAMILY CAR.
RIAGES and SLIDE SEATS, of various patterns
One-hOrse Buggies OF nearly every description, al
of which are Of the latest and most approved East
ern styles, which for quality OF material. substan.
tial workmanship and elegance Of finish, cannot bt
surpassed by any other establishment in the State
Having in unsuccessful operation STEAM ENGINE
with all the necessary machinery Tor manufacturing
his SpOkes, Hubs, Eelloes, and everything that car
be done advantageOusly by machinery.
Being 4 practical mechanic himself, superintend'
ing and overseeing all the various branches, ne Is
prepared 10 furnish Q vehicle in FIRST rate style, foI
less money than any other manufacturer IN the
HACKS. PEDLER'S WAGONS, COACHES AMI
BAR0UCHES.
Ii not on band. will he made to order. OF short no.
tice.
RS-Repairing. Trimming and Painting done with
~neatncss aud dispatch.
&S-AI work done II ny mandatory warranted
In addition to the above, I am prepared to fur
uish CaTriage-makers and Others with the best quail.
IL Of Turned Spokes. Bent Rims, Bows, Shafts
Poles, Seat-aTms, Hubs, &c, at as low prices as al
ATTY other establishment
Carriage-makers desiring to furnish their OWL
timber. can get their Sp0i es and Hubs turned OF
short notice, and At fair ces-
Sept S-iS62 Z. K. WISELL
Wanted Imm GinTeIyi
ANY quantity Of fret rate seasoned Spokes, Hick-
org and White Oak Lumber. in exchange for WORK
or fash E. K WISELL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
What REED & A Claim
The New York Observer

A Weekly, Religious and Secular
II Newspaper for the Family and the Fireside,
will soon enter on its foTtv-fourth year of publica-
the Union. 1t Is calculated to edify and please
both old and young. All new subscribers paying
US IN advance for 1866 shall have their names i'm
mediately entered. and the observer will be sent
to them nnul January first, gratis. Subscribe so0n,
as the free papers will commence when the names
are entered. Sample copies to any address free.
TERMS-3.5O A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
SIDNEY E. MORSE. JE. \ Co,
81 Park Row. New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
CARRIAGES N BUGGIES

Always on hand andmade to order in the lates
style and of the best materials By experienced
Workmen. for sale lower than can be bought else
where on the Western Reserve by,
E. W. UPHAM.
Psrkman. Geauga Co, Ohio
Anu 1vr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-27
GIOli1e @cri6tc.
@herrnan siebt n6rSLidl.

@ b II, 25. Sebr. Ni6mUn.
Der 3eitungen ppm %. beri6ten 6olsenbes:
Geltern, tpdbrenO Der Senut in gebeimer
Sisun9 bic Ne9erbepafnungs Bill berietb,
iuurpe Gin Gntrug 9eiteQt, Oieielbe auf unbe>
itiumte 3eit 5u peridieben, pelfer nit elmer
Stimme Wlebrbeit angenOmmen ipurpe. 9as
lit geraoe ipoiel, ais Wenn Die 8iI getafeIt pOrz
ben mare, bp6 lam bieielbe gu irsenO elmer
3eit tpiecer auf9erlfen t%ueroen, nno mir boffen,
baB Oteies buIo eei6iebt unO Die Bill puiNrt.
9ie p9i8pata" ia9t: @ir 9lauben, DAB
%bie9fdumung @barlelton uno ale unierer See>
ltdote i6On LANCE bu5u bei9etragen baben pirbe,
Die CONFEDERATION su peritdrten. Sc lit betrii>
beno, cine Gtapt aufSugeben, weI6e bier Sabre
lang nit benz 9rDBten %6erOisnms pertbeirist
prroe, bod na6 einem Ian9idbrigen 8iebers
itano cine Staot aus elmer Nlilitairnptbpenbigs
felt gu rdumen, lit feline S6anbe. Die CANT
Tees mDgen GbarGeitpn cine 3ettlang balten, mie
e8 bic @n9ldnoer in Der &epOlution belest btels
ten. Der SrieOen miro eS Der eonfooerirten
6lagse pieoer ~Surid9eben uro oann piro iie
cine reue Gariere BON @i&ti9feit uno Mpbl=
ftaro Beginner.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-27

Wam erDartet, baB pie grnennans
WtcSuao6'S gum GdabIefretdr an pen Genat
eingelanot iperotn miro. 9ie MnIeibebiu 1T
aus oieiem Grunoe bis gum NOntag ~ausseiest
tpproen.
Vie Seceitpni1te n in WaIbinqton
ia9en, Dap Die 8ebDroen BON 3i6mpno 8orbes
rettun9en trefen CUR 8iloung elmer neuen .3u.
tubrbaltS fur bic Hebelenarmee in 2pndburo.
Ser 6enat5finan3ausf6u6 bat
bic Steaer auf Yetroleum auf 2 GtS. Der Sal
lone beltimmt, inter NIdSabtung Der Sratpz
6ads.
9aS SD abam Idbt cine erpBe Nn,abl
BON so Gents 9toten brufen.
Die SteuerreDrmbi bes 6auIes
ipuroe beute pom Sinan5cOmite an ben Senot
Suridberidtet. Inter ben OproeI6looenen
AmenoementS frei9t ems bic GremtiUn BON
Der Steuer ouf 8ibeln, Seitamente, Gebetblder,
Te6enblder, u 8 G=8l9er, Geographic
nno 9ranmatifalii6e Bidder uno iberbaupt ale
S6ulbl6er aus.
Wdbrenb Die Wanni9aft bes Ser. ct.
SaulpFer uBequtt" i'm Cape Scar 6(uB mad
SOrpeoDeS iu6te, tpurbe Elm 8opt nit 3tpei 01es
beren Naop OIf5ieren einsebOIt uno bic Sn=
Iaflen g~efan9et genpntmen.
9te ptelen, nod 5u erlebigenoen Sc.
iddfte lperoen ben Gon9reB biz CUR 8ertasun{
nod Sag uno 9tadt bel6dtisen.
Sine 9rCBe In5abl BON Bubble Bills, bar.
nnter bieieni9en fir unteritlbung Der Nrmeet
iino nc6 Sa pailiren unO Die neue @inrOli
run9sbiQ lit e~benfaI8 nod in oer e@webe
Serner itlo nod Die SnOianer<G 81 rwiqisunss.
8tu, bic 8antrottbia uro bic nDroli6en Canal.
SlllS gu beratben. 9ie 600 WliQionenzM On.
lelbes8tl 1T bis iebt NOD in teinem Der beioeu
9duier berat6en pproen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-27

GeIep unb GrOOt uesiabrtee Sie aebeuan.
ettpa 100 Damn itarf, tparet, pobl beriten NnO
au9enideinlid fur Oieien 3wed auserlelen. Sic
sc9en in Der &idtung BON Homnep ab. Gos
palerie tpuroe ibnen na6sel9idt.
rGin Oif5ier, NIT Dem mir 9eitern ipraben,
maste, Obne ollie weitere gin5elbeiten gu tpifen,
Die 8ebauptuns, raB bieie @efansennebmuna
pom ben Gebelen in Der Stabt Cumberland
enttpDrfen wurce, uno DAP bic &ebeDen, iobolr
lie in bic Staot tamer, 9eruoesue9s nad Der
Don ben sefansenen OffSieren bewobnten 3im'
mern eilten, unO ie ouf Su oieiem 3wede NIT
sebrodte Yferoe narfen. Sen. GroDt batt'
ein 3intmer i'm 8epsre t6ouie, Sen. 8elep Ell
ues i'm ST. Ni6olas 9otel inne. 8ir erfabren,
baB sur 3eit Der @efansennabme nur Ell n
Goinpasnie Splcaten in Der Staot ipar, uno e.
1T ni6t wabrl6einli6, baB fe fur irseno mel
6en ernitliden @iberitano nm 3 ubr MOrgens
SuIammen9ebradt meroen tpnnte."
Sab oa pben etipas faul iein muB, lit feil
Wunoer, tpenn mar beoenft, oab Dor faum ore
Wlonuten Die @arnilon bel Stem Greet lberrum
pelt unO ubne S6mertitrei6 s~efansen senOm
men lpurpe, uno nun iteblen Tie uns au6 nod
stpei Generdle!
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-27
g3reeGd,es @iienbobnunsIief.

ALTOONA, Ba., "a. Sebr. Ser Iebte
weitlide Bug BON beute ~perun9lldte bel SLIPS
Station, 10 Dteilen ppn bier. Ser 3us gee
rtetb pOn ben S3ienen uno mebrere gGagen
braden uIammen.
3lpei Yeripnen ipurOen get6otet, tupoUn elmer,
Ibrob0m &abn, aus BbiIaoelpbiu mar; Der
anoere mar Elm SOlpat, Namens @rt9bt. SuG+
senoe Peri omen puroer perlebt,,: Warp Dtat<
them, pOu WILLIAMSBURG, 9tep Sort; z. 6.
Garrett, @eneraI<8 aggageagent Der 9ennipls
pania 8abn, BON 8bilaOeIpbio; 6. S. Gregg
BON 8bilaoelpbia; NlrS. Gliiabetb 6Ope, BON
9irOn, See COUNTY, SQinpis; Same8 .. 8arr,
BON 8ittSburs; Nnna @iliOn, pun a~insppUO,
!6unterrun Gpuntp, 81. S.; 8. .. Mprsan unO
SUbn, ppn 8ittsburg; MOrris Wlpers, BON
ct. Souls; Glen 9tesbp, BON Snbiana; SOiepb
Ylint, BON 9ittsburs; S. 8. 9Ow, BON 9itts@
burg; Scr. unO Nlrs. @iliam 9ed, BON tSer>
finer GOuntp, g. g.; @iqiam Gliionu II. Subn,
BON 8bilaoelpbia; Dlrs. &uiieG, BON 8bild.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-27
GtaatsreIininn.

Inter Oieiem SiteI entbdlt ber Sem gorfe,
tribune abermuI8 einen tref1i6en Nrtitel aeaen
oaS @ebo9ren Der 8isotten llno oeren Idders
liben Geriu@, oas @briitentbum bier ais gea.
tiOnal9lauben cinsuflbren. ST bdlt ben Bee
trefenben 6rDmmIern aIs SpieeeIbilO oas gufs
treten BEG v&i&mUnO enquirer" qeeen ben
StaatSietretdr Der HebeQen, ben SSi16en 9 E :
ami n Dor, unO ertIdrt na6brIdli6:
vgSir 3ieben uCr, nidt unter elmer saeq;e,
rllng gu leben, pel6e bic Greiruns unb
Serbreitung BON 6eudelei unb Sdeinbeiliq.
tett su etnem ibrer 9aupt3wede 9emadt III
baben i6eint, unb mir bel6p6ren 9ieientaen.
iuelde Nufridti9teit un6 Gbrenbaftieteit Dor
sleben, leopeOe Staatsreli9ipn gu betdmpfen. a
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-02-27
~a.olnifde 2~anSsfnedbtc fir Sef. 0apis.

Sin She'll Der pplen leot es wirtli9 oarau
Ill, pplIenbS Die lette Spnipotbie Der Sreibeits,
~Ireunoe 81 peri6er5en. So ~beltdtigt li9 1etI
bic l6on friber i'm unllauie 9epelene 9la6ri6t,
wprno3 pOlnil9e 6lilhtlinse in NariS i'm lebtem
9erbIte cine Population nab Hidmpno lano.
ten, welde nit Self. 9opi3 oas uebereintpnl-
men trof, oab er BEN Yofen 2dnoereien fir cine
pplnii6e Gplonie einrdulten m6ge, mogegen bic
G~Olcnliten li6 5uni &rieg8olenlte ge9en BIZ
Union perpflidten ipiirben. 9ebtere 8~eoinaunt
lit nun BON ben Yplen acceptirt uno Die Ner.
bungen fir Die cpnf6oerirte Qtrmee uno bic Sin.
lleoIung III ben cpnf6oerirtsn Staten iperoer
BON oer aus &idmono nab 95aris s~uridgetebr,
ten Population, beitebeno aus zen ebemaIiaer
Sniur9entenflbrern Swplinsti, Sujnidl, 2anties
tpies uno benz Geiitliden W~faiewsfi, NIT grpBeu
Gifer In Bari8 betrieben.
Die polnil3en 2anbStnr6te peroen nun frei'
LID bel ben 9rpben Sprti6ritten, Die mir in Der
S6liebun9 Der iloliden .9dIen sema6t baben
uno mod MAIDEN idiperli6 ben 8open otr @pns
liberation erreiden, eS lei benn, rob ibnen Der
Gr5nlar cine 2anbung in DlatampraS o~eitattet,
mas CT i6perli9 ipagen tpiro. Qber Der nit
9ouis ab9eidluiiene 8ertrag lit fir oieie 8pler
ilnmerbin i&rtodpp0 senug uno boffentli9 nur
bon iener polniiden 6rattipn aug, pel6e in
ihrer ariitOtratiiGen 8erblenOung ibre Aoel5por.
rehte ipitematii6 aufredt Su erbalten iudte uno
caber Die pplniiden 8auern benz Railer BON
9uBlano, oem Hefreier Der Qeibeiaenen, lDrmz
lib in Die Nrrie trieb. 9ieie arappllirsti's II.
W1ihidnO6fi'S finn n(IPrAirnS miirniap 1ou1Nfz
senpilen unlerer i,li6en Sitter. (Su. @t,tg.)