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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-12
Tennessee,

The radicals in Tennessee are rather
wavering in their affection for President
JOHNSON since the adoption of his recon
structiou policy With strange incon-
sistency. such as only the radicals can
exhibit, they now find fault with the
President for leaving to the other south
ern States the settlement OF those dOme5-
tic questions which, less than a year ago,
they decided for themselves in Tennessee
in precisely the same manner as il is eX-
pected they will he decided in the other
States. The Tennessee loyalists refused
to vote for negro suffrage in their own
State and even prohibit negroes from
sewing as jurors or testifying in court in
cases in which white men are concerned,
but still they wish the President To- force
all these obnoxious things upon the other
Stat,5 of the South. Many of them are
srnit with a wonderful affection for Jddge
CHASE and a corresponding dislike If all
who do not come mp to his standard of
abOlitioniSm.
They are also having quite Il number
of petty broils among themselves. Rev.
Governor BROwNIow being very much
at outs" with some of the most nromi-
nent and devoted Union men Of the State
and they reciprocating his hatred most
cordially. Hon. HORACE MAYNARD, r.
J. METGs, Esq, and f. II. EAST, Esq, are
all Candidates for the position made va
cant hy the death of Judge CATRoN of
the United States Supreme Court, and
all friends of the President, but not par
ticnlarly in love with BRowNLow, while
between RRowNLoW and Judge TRIGG,
tho District Judge appointed hy Prcsi-
drut LINCOLN, there is open war.
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Nearly every newspaper that reaches
us contains daily accounts OF dreadful
murders or other horrible crimes. A
spirit of lawlessness and unbridled fero-
city seems to be let loose among the peo-
pie, and there is in the very crimes COM
mitted degree of savage atrocity never
heard of in this country before. Neither
are these shocking exhibitions OF human
wickedness confined to the large cities,
as great crimes have generally been here
tofore, but even in remote and peaceful
villages and upon pleasant country farms
fonl murders are committed by men who
have ALWAYS dwelt amid the simplicity
of rural life and have never been taught
in the schools of vice which the crowd
ed city affords. Only a few days ago a
farmer i'm New York State was killed by
q blow from scythe ~ the hands of his
own son who wa working beside him IN
the field. In rbr Inttrr part of last week
O farmer in ILLINOIS returned from ms
harvest field to find his wife murdered
and his house set on fire by sOlne labor
ers whom he had the day before dismiss
ed from his employ. About week ago,
in Kanawha county, in our own State,
the body of one of the most prominent
citizens of Charleston was found dead IN
a ravine nea, the town, bearing conclu
sivc evidence of murder In the cities,
crimes %: similar atrocity have become
an every day occurrence, and we might
fill column of orr paper every day with
merely brief mention ofthe deeds of blood
which are rellted in our daily ex-
changes. Crimes Of lesser note, such as
robbery, burglary, thieving, arson and
fraud are still more numerous, and so
great is their frequency that they almost
fail to excite remark. ..
1t is almost useless to ask why arc
these things so! 4 more important
question is, How shall they be prevent
edl We need in the first place to re-
form the consequent npon
the war and to divert the public mind
from contemplating scenes OF wholesale
carnage We must regain the civil'2a
ton we have lost during the past four
. years Ga hat horror of shedding blood
MAY take possession of all our people -
We must cease glorying in slaughter aud
cease clamoring for the lives OF our tel-
low men In the second place the civil
law should be more generally respect
ed by even well-meaning citizens aud is
authority upheld by all. Its officers
should be more numerous aud effective --
The whole subject is one that should
awaken the public mind to see the condi-
tion towards which we are tending and
demands the gravest thought OF our
wise>t men for its remedy.
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ance by the Executive, amounts to ST.
Iii Sand the expenses of the Peniten-
tiary system of the Stateto $3.50, "a.
- The cause of this existing crime is a
solved problem; tits the inadeqhacy of
the existing prison. discipline to reform
the criminal, and the absence of reform
institutions to meet theSexigency of
the country. The benign inanence of
the church or the school7honse never
reaches that immense class Of neglected
and uncared for youth who frequent the
perlieus of vice, and are the ones thai.
swell the army of criminals that contins
ually supply the jails and State prisons
with their nnreclaimed inmates.
The State should be the faithful pro-.
tector of all The Office of preventive
Justice is much higher enc than that OF
Furnishing. A civilized and christian
State cannot longer be indifferent to the
crv for relief that comes mp from this
multitude of infant offenders in the dark
dungeons of their prisons and the abyss
of their crimes, abandoned by parent
and State, with none to save them from
the temptation of an erring life. The
State to continue to be Indifferent to the
uPplOraDle c0n01UlOll oi luISC uhlVitu-
nate ones is but to augment the retrlbu-
tive Justice which is to he incurred III
each one being the parent of stock OF
offenders that are to BE- pes; and tax
to the State.
The State should establish this institu.
ton. 1t ought to be founded and under
the exclusive control of the State. It's,
an institution to arrest and reform the
criminal offender IT is the chief and
highest duty of the State 10 protect its
citizens against the depreciation aud ag-
erosion of crime. The people cheerful,
" contribute to the establishment OF
iails and State prisons to punish crime,
and they have right TO demand the in
stitution of those benign establishments
which stand. commended not only for the
re formation of crime bnt for their econo-
nv. Voluntary contributions may sus
tain successfully charitable institutions,
but the State should ever have the eX-
elusive control of all institutions design
ed TO correct offenders
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WITHDRAWN Mr; Joseph Mayo, late,
Mayor, and late a candidate, has with
drawn from the canvass. +. e. :, ga
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SEWING MACHINES.
"a CARD.

a CARD.
uvEATHE UNDERSIGNED 10y
w al Saloon Keepers, of the city OF Wheel
ing always ready to obey the command OF our
Military authorities, have concluded in eonse.
ouence Of recent order of the Commander OF
t6is most closing our places of business to enjoy
ourselves among our loyal friends in Pittsburg;
hoping that said order of our Military Com;
mander. nav remain long enough in force until
we have complied with the order of our Surgeon
in chief recommending Us to remain absent I'M
til sufficiently restored to our former civil que
tude and ply sieal order.
GEORGE SCHARZBACH,
ANTONYKRAMER.
ivIs ExSaloon Keepers
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IN ME MORIAM.

Departed this life at Wheeling, West virginia.
Nav Doth 1865, Mrs ANN NJ. MoYsToI, wife of
W. A. Moyston.
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WI lind in the Circievilie Democrat
mention of circumstance that sheds y
better light uponthe character of a brave
man than the ssar II II Brigadicr General
could haveaiiu;ded In accordance with
the custom adopted 10y the War Depart
mcnt ",' promoting n-rito,I"Hs nfic rs of
TIC army 10 a hsh,, Iank than that
they held drrjng tocir active service,
and then inmediateiy mastering them
ont Brigalier Genc,alship was offered
To Colonel Hartley II sage Of he 10th
Ohio regiment, hut he declined the boil
low honor, and preferred ia be mustered
out simply a, Colonel Of u regiment of
brave boys who had followed him
through all the vicissitudcS of many
campaigns.
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20. Shawl

Our readers have doubtless been enter
tertained by the occasional contributions
to our columns furnished by 20. Shaw"
We are gratifed to announce that here
after, for a while at least, he will be a
regular contributor to Wednesday and
Saturday mornings paper. He isa young
man of rare wit and extensive infor-
nation, and we doubt not that his pro
auctions will be perused with much
Measure by our readers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-07-12

JUDGE PACKER, of Pennsylvania has
donated FIVE handred thousand dollars
for the establishment and maintenance
of a college in Bethlehem, Northampton
county, Pa. This is one of the most
splendid gifts on record, rivalins the be-
quest of STEPHEN GIRARD and likely to
become more generally useful.
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ron SALE AND

Lots for Sale,
IN SOUTH WHEELING OR RlTCHTETON
MOS. 5. 9, z, 8, 13, II, 1J AND n
in IN SQUARE NO. %.
The above lots are in the square below Nj
Samuel 0tt's-lie in q block surrounded bv
streets s~d alleys Four Of them front on the
ri 1er
Also. lots Nos. 6and l6, in square D.
Nos. Z and 6, in square -;
"a Is and l6. in square a.;
;, land II, in square %;
q IL and IL, in square sc;
Ne. Z, in square 45
Nos. 8 and TO- in square 10:
No. 5, and part of 4, in square ~.
The above property can be purchased AT pr.
vate sale, until Tuesday, July IS whom the lots
remaining unsold will be offered at public sale
at the Court House.
Apply TO THOMAS 0BRIENI
Real Estate Agent
July4 Register Office.
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The Chicago Republican Publishes a
letter from a correspondent ut Spring
field, who claims to have made the dis
cnvcry that SIMON CANIEnoN resigned
his position as Secretary of War, in order
to prepare the way for tieiug the hands
If General MCCLELLAN, who, the cores
pendent says, was ruiping the country,
This will he rare news TO the pesi'e, but
comes rather too late. to relieve CAMERON
from the admitted charge of removal on
account of favoritism and frand
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&daiatune Der Tretena Gemeimoen
a.sa SeutfAlanSS Su 0otba.s msa1..

8etanntli6 1T Is Die Nbiidt Der ireien Sc
meInben 9eutldlanos cine Sa9labung in @p=
tba abSubalten uno um aud Die bieiigen freien
Senleinoen bort pertreten 3l iebel, murbe Ser
6rieori6 S6lnemonnz8ott gu bieIer WiiiiiOn
auseriebeu. 9ie Wlittel gu Oieier Neiie ioaeu
bur6 3ui9lIle BON oeu bieligeu Ireien Sc
meincen uno ourd freiwiuige gripatbeitrdse
b~e1tritten peroen. i.r. esf rrn sjD
Na6 einem Yeri6t in ben y8l6ttern fiji,
freies relisi6ie5 2eben" ieber mir nun, bab BIZ
Sade bon pielen Seiten, audi uuBerbulb De,
ireien @emeinOen lnterltlbun9 finoet. n.a.
Die SublcripttOnsliiten, weI4e unter Den
Mitslieoern uno Sreunoen Der 9biIaoelpbia
freien @epeinoe in umlauf selebt iino; perlpre,
den fur philadelphia einen 8eitraa pom min.
oeitens 500 $3.50. -fr ro II
Sie @emeinbe BON Tlorb st. Souls bat eber..
falls bic Nntrdse Der 8unoeSz @recutipe angez
nOmlnen uno fir 9rn. S6inemannz9 ott ola
SeleSaten 9eitimmt. 6r7 Hgnrs0sa5. 5aa.
Die gemeince BON Sunt GOuntp, WiSc. be-
'i9lOb. $50 bei5uiteuern. ,g.r r,qa ri e0si7 IN
Or. Sriebrid 8Iltboff in glewart, q. So
bat IS 9eididt, ebenio 9r. Wergler Don
Wbesllna, Goot 60, 81, uno @r. 8. 9rano
bon Bottom. Sr.. 49, s@' mr.
9ie 5reunOe in 8roottpn, q. g., bubeu
Our4 '9errn 9r. 8artbelmeB 800 saruntirt.
gDn elmer In3abI,; BON etwa
~ Sreunben bes re[tgi6ien S ort-
f@ritts in Baltimore iin0 $50
Gin fir wel3eniin Der
leBten yfu NJ inner Der 80 Ia tier "
.qnitttrt mirb. .s-.4
'aiS 9iew gort. t9ObOten, Cincinnati finb
gettrdse 5useiugt 70 oub wubri9einli6 Der
Senonng oeS l6errn S6lnemann. 9ott tein
6inoernib im Wege ftebt. +. fs.'''1 ~
Mm S9tnB OeS 8un6ess 9eri&tes beiBt es:
ySie Sasiasuns finoet na6 einem 9lusi6set>
ben oeS (@otbaer) 8OrOrts in Der 9fnstUO6e
taft. Sic glbreiie bes 0elesaten bari alio
niGt bis iiber bic Nlitte oes Wlai peridoben
mercen. IS wiro oesbdlb brinaenb oebeten.
ale 8eltrdse, ipel6e nod 5u benz pOrliesenoen
8rged beftimmt iino, unsefdumt nad6 Nmf9t
0tefer 8etleH, enlightenment. ~ asia's 's'"o 'ah.
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Ser Trieoe.

Inter bieient 3itel i6reibt bic 81. 81.
NbenO3eitung in ibrem s~eitrigen 2eiturtitel
w9at bic ameritaniide Hepublit ielbIt ibren
bitteriten SeinOen in @uropa 8enunoeruna
abgetrust bnr4 bic @eIdminoi9teit, momit fe
it@ aus elmer y&rdmer= Station" in cine militdz
ride @roBmadt perpanbeIte, 70 miro bieie
geuunberunS nod s~eiteisert weroen our6 bic
S9neqi9teit, tuDniit iie bic weit f9uieri=
9ere Aufsabe l6ft, aus benz 9r6bten arieae
Der gteuseit, Uel6er bic 8eiIOurcen beg 9anz
oes fdrter in Nnipru6 sencntmen fat, als
1r9eno Elm &ries eeS 10. SdbrbunoertS, in
8eprOnete bnrserli6e 6r~ieoenssuitdnbe iber3u.
seben. aa q
3 er eurCpdii9e Staotsmonn fcn npb oe,
funoen rercen, oer ben Ututb buben pir6e.
mad etnert iUIden arisse, pie ber pieridbrioe
ameritanii8e 6reibeitstrieg, ben arieesetot Der
Nrmee MIR nm Is coer gar UNI so 8ro,ent
berab3uIesen! @inen anbern Srieben, ais einen
b enafneten" tplrbe er ais &ellltoi
zines iDIHen &rieses gar ni6t erparten. Sn
Der 3bat, erit sefern luien mir in Der 2onooner
Hines, " Die NIT pODfer 3uperii6t ouSseiprcs
&ene 8~ebouptung, Dab bic Ser. Staten nod
ant cine %eibe pDn Sabren binauS ale ibre
SpRntsn Urephen tuiroett, nm BEN uqfeIipHs
EN- @grEH HFssstsHSaEstH, SUD ettOpdifdsa
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GutfbulsiaunsssrauSe fir ebsrman.

9a mir glaeS, lpas mir &c gen General
Sberman's &ertra9 %einSurpenben batten, geiagt
babeu, 70 balten mir es AUDI fir unlere 8fli6t,
Die @riinee, bic er SUI ieiner @ntI6ulOigung
(pir t6nnen ni6t ia9en 3edtfertigun9) anfIbrt,
gu ,publi5iren. IS beibt cndmIia ~ v@enerol
Grant foil beri1tet baben, buBi SHERMAN, ais CT
ibn pom Der Gerperfuns ieines @ertrass our6
bic &esierun9 in &enntnib iebte, seitunOen, er
babe elm Serieben begangen, bub er nidt ldrlits
LID oas Mufb6ten Der St!aoerei artertannt uno
anertennen Lief .ien u301sa si1mlYu2fi4 sss
st babe ses(aubt Die &ebeaen=G eieegebun.
gen iplten @rlaubnib b1ben, ii6 pieoer sl rerz
iammeln, tpie cieies AUDI Der @ireinia @efsb=
gebung bur4 ben praloenten geltattet tpproen
iei; in ~Grmonseluns pffi3ieIler Snitruftionen
babe er es fir ben 8unid oes 9rdlioenten gez
balten, cab Die &ebeuen@ ts9isrungen - CUR
@rbalt,ng Der Orbnung - Beltanb- buben,
uno Die nlilitdrii6e 8eiebua9 iener Staten pa,
our9 permieoen Weroen iolte. ascs@ HsIa.a-
@aS bic gmneitie betreffe, 10 ioate le nut
auf Ofisiere uno SOloaten aassebebnt iein.@
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8. Sam. Gcre, aud Captain gore geteiben,
1T alS Der 8erberget bes 8Cptb febr i6lper
9ropirt.
9. Sobn 2lOpO, Der Pd6ter pom Wlrs. Sur
rats 9ptel, beberberste fie Sli9tlinse unr
bdnri9te ibnen bic Gardiner elm. st muf
BON benz gtttentat eenuBt baben uno idwteg
oemun9eaGtet. Sem sails lit in @efabr.
10. SorOIo, iber ben mir oas Ndbere genu9
9ela9t uno beien re6ter Same 9apiO 6. Ser
plo TT, BARI Ietn Seltdment madden, oenn Die
nun nOrgel3tBte 8erridtbeit wiro ibm ni6ta
fru6ten.
II. SObn @urratt Git nod mibt eingefun
gem ltebt 10 tart cpmprimittirt ba pie feline
Wlntter.
-. Bapne Ooer @cOo 1T Der fir bic ST.
mcroun9 beS Wfr. Sewaro semietbeie @erbres
der, Der in Mrs. Surratts Saus sefa6t tpuroe.
Gr muB cine blutoirltige Bette fem.
13. Wr. uno WrS. Noauts BON gletppurt
ioaen Booths Sla@t olS @iusepeibte inter
itibt baben. - .es mo- .sa8a
ID. Str. 8il1on BON NeppOrt itebt in benz
glei6en 8eroa6t. Mooms unb WilDn line
gia6barn bes Sam. Gore.
SIM @an3en lino es 16 9elinquerten, bic
Jtomeu BON 5peien bat beiaetes 8latt niht an
9e9eben uno i6 weiB lie AUDI ni6t. Gegen
Utitternc6t ON lebten Samitug purbe oer
Oarnpfer Seaport na9 6tr 9lapp garo beoroerI
uno bic Nrreftanten puroen BON ben Oamz
pfern Sau9uS unb Nontaut auf ben Seaport
tranSferirt Sic uaren ale i9per in t&etteu
9el6lCflen unO ibr @eii9t mar NIT elmer Or
MI litnbertappe gang perblQt, Oab nur nod bic
Augen fret tudren, alto teiner ben anoeren ers
tennen tonnte. 9ie Sdif5slOde i1[ug lang
lam on nnb mander BON ibnen mag tpcbl qes
oo6t baben, feline Iebte Stunbe iei getommen,
bob 10 melt mars nod ni9t, Ie puroen mad
Der BDnttentiorp 9ebra9t, tpp lie unter far
ter Wa1e 1ino. llneea6tet Der arosen Mu.
5a6l, mel6e bereitS III !Sdft 1no, beFnoen 1d
bob nod einige auf freien Susen.
Sbr 2anoSmann 9arris, eeIen 8erurtbei
lung t6 Sbnen beute gu meloen boffte, ba
our3 bic Mbweienbeit zines 9aupt3eagen nod
"a Stunoen galsenfriit erbalten. WlOraet
wirbS ibm an ben &rasen geben. - Iebe
Booths Qei6e iinb benz 8ubIitum pie[e sc.
i&i&ten unfsetiidt wOroen, bic neueIts gerIic,
1T, boB oieielbe nube Der @6nttentiarp beara
ben tOuroe, na6oem acpf unO Ser3 ubiOrbir
waren. 9o8 16. Mrmee Corps Der $50
tOntacs Irmee lit iest auf benz MarI6e bierber
aud meroen Sruppenz&Orper BON Sberman
Nrnee erpurtet. Sen. Sherman muroe qe
tern in Sort OtonrOe erpartet. Ser Star
eifert tdsIi6 segsn bic suridsetebrten &ebeue
pie Cornelius 8cpIe uto unOere, bat aber le
Der nod penis llnteritleer ~sefunoen. So
fentlia miro Der StaOtratb baLo Die Sadie
! 9an6 nebmen uno Die 9aIunten an bic Gu
ieBen. 9a i'd eben pom StaOtratb iprede,
lei nod bemertt, baB beute Elm GOmite Do
8alttmOrer Staotratb bier eintraf uno in 6
meini6aft nit benz bieiisen tie Saubitummel
slnltalt beiu8te. 3
Gb. S.
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Dts NreGe,unb taa Mnhlian,u

Die u. 3. Sribune madt in ehinenl @rtifel
aber DIE Frelle fOlsenbe sepib ri6tise 8emert,
unsen: .Gr1f fnEsez 4 W4H
uSebr bdufs. etelt ,uS .auf'S tieflte Dor ez
nem Serut Der in Der Dleinung be8 .8olfeS 10
nteetts nao i9nlabis St fem Ibeint. I0t erz
plelten mir Srtefe, Die unS bena6ri6tid1ee1itl, Goab
unlere NnIl6ten lber SielenS uno ienen 8untt
unpopular feien unO Der S6reiber perrntutbtette
pfenbar, 1oab es MIR bieler NSitbeiland bebnrfe,
I'M pl0sli6 lnier S6if mad Ieiler9 Midtafrlld
bin lmtpenoen 5l ieben.is Ser @ebqttfe.I bob
Elm S6riftiteler lelHals Der 6ffentlihen Mein1urr1a
lpioerl pre6en, 7fe erleu6ten poer perbeIlereH
tOnnte, ideirtt uniern 3dre@tpeilern qeraoe 10
Fremo, SIT ietn, als oabi Elm Mooocaata ientdlS i'm
S%nterele Der 8ere6tisteit 'uno niibt etnsia ALIEN
fir 8e3ablung tarbette. 28a1t23 aia Sfn ,13n
yin Sonrnoltlt, Der elm fir ale W1af sic 166fz
lentlibe Wtelhuhg lfeptd1entirt, mag feline Bel
tun9 Su etnem prpfttabeln Geif6 tie MAIDEN
- mas ober fann er Jbentbarer MeiIe fir feline
Geier 9etbdn babrn r. glS Elm 9teurioteitsfrdtn
mag iein1Slatt gut ietn feline eiigenen Qlrbeiten
aber, Die Dte 2anlpen an Der 6seritrabe bes Gfz
Ientlldlsnj 2ebenS bdn9en lolten, .baben teinen
0ertb. lt 73sgt1s5agG n25N.el5l ~ sj!9Cs
0as Bublifum, oaS unIsrn .8eruf 10 tief err
nieorigt, iheint uigefabr olio oapOn gu oenfen:
o@ta 3teoacteur lit elm 9eiitiser GlopTfe6ter, Der
gesen 8esablun9 Grluoe finbet pOer %erfinoet,
Die unIere pcrber 6ei9lpIleneiEYc litif rebtfertiz
gen. Gr lit Die ein beg ihlter Nooptat, Der ods
Bette fitr ben @lienten tbat, lei eieier1 nun i'm
9te6te Doer ridt. st fam ni6t INNER gewtnz
men; aber in allen 8dlem mug ct tbun, pas
iein Silent befehlt, :ino feine Sahe 70 gut ais
mDgli6 oaritelien. 21E1 ,sSls&@&&
Stun tennen mir 3eitungen, Die tets nit oenl
Strome ihwimmen nno babel wabriheinIi6 pteI
Gelo perbienen - aber duf bic 6ffentli6e Diet
uung iben fie nidt ntebr GinfluB ats bic 'Wets
terbabn auf bic 8i6tung peer auf bic 8raft beg
Win6es. ift. .1t- .aHs iac r-s.a31g.S =
Man6mal erbalten mir audi 8riefe, bic alir
%lauten: rS6 leie Sbre d3eitung felt IS poer
20 Sabren uuo babe tets nit Sbnen iibereinz
seitimu,t auBer seraoe ieBt." 8ir beoaiertt,
oes bDren SUI tnliien oenn tpdbreno 10 pieler
Sabre mG1en mir bin uno tpieoer Serrt baben,
uno Sic bitten aes entoeden mitiien. 'Oieie
3eitung perIanstjnibt, 2odB ibre 2eler 70 renter
iClen, pie fe Tell, !, ionoern snlr,,I 4 B'ftt
elb # beaten fo[le H. @Hftelen uniert
eigene Oteinuns franf uno frei outfit r fl
uerlangen tpir, reoli6e nnbt pefltdnoige 8eur.
~tbelluns; laber niernals 1T uns eingefalten, DAT
ieoer 70 penten rIttfie, ME MN unp III Del
Sbat, 9t0nnten nit permutben,,I Sdb aae '2eutt
iiber einen 9ept1en Yurtt 1Od9teH, pie nil
lelbit, mir tuirosn oariiber tein Q8ort mebr Der.
lieren. Geraoe barum, neil mir eint
Anii6t Mot als bic aulgentein berridenot
uermutben, sieben mir iis nit @ortiebe ppr. I'M.
| ieren QelerfteiS ~ I.l-.. 81. lInI1I HE.0-ts
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-05
Gen: Gee uao bisn @briaian Gnmmiiiiun.

Ser se(irise ; Slipper. fpri6t il9 NIT &edt
segen bic unerbDrte SbatIa6e aus, toaB Dit
.9lisoer per Gbriltian Gonmiilon eS fir gut be-
funpen baben, Dem Gerrdtber 9tobert See
Beibraud 81 itrsuen uno ibm our6 cine per-
iDnline Iufmartung ibren u9teipsct" Su be5eis
gen. St iugt: ,paben ii6 ieneI 2eute Der
@briltian Gommiiliou Der Eauienoe runo Suus
IenOe Der eoel9etnnten 8ertbeipissr Der glation
%erintert, 'segen bic Der 8errdtber auf 70 mans
3em S8la6tieo feline 5erit6renOen WOroinitru=
mente an9ewe1oet bat, .uno t6nnen ie oann
nod Genustbuuns Oarin finben, feline blutbes
fledte I9anp Su ldltteln2 SIT m6roeriiaer,
beimtldil6er uno I'M @rpBen arisgelbter Ser
ratb nur elne fletnli6e 8eleioigung, Die man
ourh Elm penig pornebmea 9erablaiung unp
our6 Elm elm Idmei6elnoes 2ddeln uneei6ebeu
MAIDEN fam? uEo biirien 2eute, lpelde Die
Erabanten oieies Electromagnetic selpielt bas
ben, na6 elmer lupolen Staot 5uriidtebren uno
li6 mil bieier Yliifion briiiten ? G. IA.
Der in Woibineton erideinenoe yglatipnal
3epublicaa" iprt1t iid nod entriiteter aus.
@r ia9t: r@tner Der i6le9teiten DON all oielen
Berrdtbern lit Der greile 8erbre6er 9tobert 6.
See. Wlbreuo iid Mnbere idbling8 in Die
Gebellion binetnltur5ter, setrieben our9 cine
tbeOretii6e ueber5eusun9 BON Der &edtmdbis=
teit Der Seceiiion, curb pie SSoee oes unrehts
bon Soften oer 8e9ierung, our6 Sur6t fir Die
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tr9enb Ell n E m foerarttgen
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in arlington Souie uro lauerte auf ben
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NebeuiDn i'm Siloen aafflodern. ST b6rte
Ni6ts als Observation-Disclosures BON ben
6anatitern, wel3e oieies 5euer unge3inoet bait
ten. @r ob bic ansamteit be8
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nj 6tf 6ten. @r fab in Der CONFEDERATION
fir ii6 ielbit cine 9ldn5enbe 3utunft. = Gr
rei6te feline &eltgnatipn Elm, aallein iie muroe
nidt angenpmmen. Gr 5og Ii6 na6 Mrlin9tpn
5urid, aber bielt fi6 einen g , . n
/ n Der Sffiee oes ObergereratS
Orion @iliains bieb bieler Mann =;
er tpuroe fpdter BON unS in Gennellee gebdnat
uno mar Der VruOer ppn 2atprence Wiliams,
Der unebrenppa aus Dem Sisnit e~ntlaIen
tDuroe. AIs Der arie9 ausbra6, sing See na9
benz Sloen unD iuhte bort cine Stelunq; CT
that bies faltblltis uno nObliberlegt, - 9e9en
feline bette neberseu9ung." ~ Ser v&epubliz
can" pirft ibm bann feline @erbreGen geeen
aniere Gefansenen &C. Dor uno i6lieBt nit ben
NOrten: llno bennO6 erpeiBt bic @briitian
GUnlmiliiDn bielem nit Slut beiapelteu 8erbrez
der ibren u&eipect."r @ir b6rten einen Wlann
beute irib iaSen: D9u lberrepelt mid beinabe,
elm @brilt (nidt) su peroen."1n
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-05

.uabme unO tDercen pielei6t benz grdioenten
NandeS tlar MAIDEN, mas ibm bis jebt uuer.
tldrli6 nal.
Seine trditige Natur lieste aber pas b6Iliiae
9ltt uno neben benz slldliden llInftanoe, baB
EN- fOltbares 2eben serettet wuroe, ireuen mir
unS su9lei6, bob butd cine iplbe @ntbalIung
elm Sleden aus benz 2eben zines 10 ui6ternen
'no tnmer miirbisen Stoatsmanne$> enfernt
peroen lam"
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-05

Snifcr6Ocfer yebrnS &crli6crnn0s.
0cleQl6aft BON SEEM SJprt.

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