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The New York papers differ in their con,
stzuction Of the law increasing the pay Of pri.
vates and non: n:comuissioned officers, msjor.
ity Of them claiming that the increase is four
dollars per month The Worzd Of Friday last
has the following On the subject:
The pay Of privates and non-commlssloned
officers has been increased only tso dollars pe1
month, although 1t has been reported that the
increase Was four dollars. The5epats did pass
bill adding the larger sum, and after the bin
had been amended by the House, the Senate
stood passed. subsequently, however, On mo.
ton Of Mr. Wilson, the Senate reconsidered
its action, and adopted new bill giving only
two dollars increase, and for lack Of tine fol
any other course, the House coneurred in the
neW bill, which received the Presidents 40.
prova1, and IL consequently law:
, 1861-08-11

saPPs%ed MMvenasnt or Rehel .Txoopn
to Reinforce F1Ilow.
LoUMVu1E, August. 10.-No trains hare
been allowed to run eastward Of the Tennes.
sse RiFey, from Memphis, for the past two
dsJR- It il supposed that the ro1Iiur
stock j. engaged traospo ting troops to Unioa
Civ TEN.
, 1861-08-11

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune,I
QuNcY, Aug. 10-9r. Il.
Passenger trains last night and this morn
Ing we're fred into near shelbina, Mo. Abont
100 balls struck one train, but no one WAS
hurt.
Thursday night about 150 rebels quarterad
in Palmyra, but they were driyan away on
Friday by detachment from Gen. Hu1lhut's
camp at Hudson.
Troops are moving lively, and in all direc-
tions, In Missouri. bat in small bodies. It ia
difficult to gain information which is reliable,
and which at the same time il not "contra.
band"
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How Mcclellan Takes his OIeefvx.

H10m&x
4 correspondent Of the New York Tribune
writing from Washington, says:
We may, perhaps, meet man. in broad
Straw hat, and without his tale-te1ling should
ef.st1aps, riding slowly through the camp
looking intently at he men, and noting ever eysFy
item Of their accommodations, and overhear-
ing, without seeming to listen, every word Of
their much or little grumbling. Unless he
happens to be personally known, few take
notice OF him, and the utmost Of recognition
he receives Is from the w1deawake sentry,
through the Lines. Yet If this man were to
appear in all the gaudy paraphetnalla with
which the articles Of war entftle him to be.
deck himself, the musket Of every sentry
would be at the sspresent," and the hand Of
every man and officer would visit bis cap with
respectful military salute-for this u1osten-
tatious man is an officer Of high rank, on
quiet tour Of observance. He may be q Brig.
adler General, or even q Major General, or It
Is not impossible that 1t Is the now. uniYer-
Eally-trusted Mcclellan himselE
#tor this young Commander, never fond Of
BhoT, bnt' ever, saYe on State occasions, wear
ing the blue blouse Of the Sturges Rifles (hls
body guard, In preference to the more snowy
labi1iments to which the regulations Of the
service entitle him, has many q time reviewed
regiment when they we're utterly uncon
scious Of his presence, and has passed through
many camp, which has been in Egyptian
darkness as to the rank Of their quiet guest.
In fact, the writer was lately in the camp Of
! one Of our best regiments (the 27th, from
Western New York), the officers Of which
complained that they had never Jet caught
sight of Mcclellan, when it was known to
the writer that Gen. Mcclellan had three
times passed through their camp within the
preceding 48 hou1s.
This sketch must be understood not a. q
picture Of particular camp at particular
hour Of the day, but as a saort summary of
the varied Impressions gathered from wander
ing through dozen camps, and, Of course.'
encouEteriug each oue hf> IN Aonr dltIsreat
from the one at which any other given camp
WRs observed.
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LETTER FROM CAIRO. ~ =:
Gen. Prem tisss. s.sTSf1gadc-.-Thelr New
-, .UnxfofNRR.

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune,
CAIRO, Friday, Aug. o..
Gen. Prentiss' First Brigade Illinois Vo1un.
! teels is to be newly uniformed On the Goth OF
! the present month. This is q fact not simply
Of interest ~ concerning the comfort and ap-
pearanee in the field Of six thousand Of our
Illinois troops, hut because their clothing is
| to be Of i style aud Quality that viii chal-
lenge comparison with any in the entire
! country. ~
have been examining some Of these suits
| to-day In the Office Of Q1artermaster Hatch,
| and more than ever experienced q sense Of
indignation against the knaYish contractors
Who, In place of such clothing as this, have
hung upoa our bra7e fellows in al the States
'Euch zcoundre1 limitations Of proper uniform.
1t is move in the right direction in this
Brigade, noE newly organized for three Jears,
to equip it thus splendidly, and the example
should be contagious. Certainly such-a con
taglon would be happy exchange on the
I fearful epidemic Of shoddy cloth and shingle-
eoled shoes.
This uniform is In two suits, the first, a fine
firm grey doeskin cashmere, cut and nut to-
gethet in Hotkmanl1ke manner. The coat
is short skirt, midway to the knee, trimmed
with scarlet for artillery and blue for Infantry,
The pants are Of the same material The hat
Is firm and durnble scft felt, gray, moderate
y high crowned, cooked at the sides BY a
elmple button, allowing the brim to be worn
at Will for the protection OF the neck, The
fatigue suit is q shirt, pantaloons and Zouaye
esp in firm hickory cloth The overcoat, to
be ordered later in the season, is = garment
Of the usual army pattern, In style and color,
but better than have seen yet put upon our
volunteers.
The price cfthe first named suit is $1o,75, Of
the fatigue suit $500, of the oyercoat $3.50,
The new knaptack is a most complete affair,
with all the modern conveniencies" a. house
agents say. This outfit Of the Brigade was
decided upon By meeting Of the Colonels Of
The several regiments comprising it. These
are:
Seventh Regiment-Col Cook
Eighth Regiment-Col. OglegbF.
Ninth Regiment-Col, Paine.
Tenth Regiment Morgan.
Eleventh Regiment-Co1. Wallace
Twelfth Regiment-Col. Macarthur,
The accout1ements are Of the best charac-
ter, hagerEack, canteen, and knapsack as above
named. This should be the aaspicious be.
ginning Of q better day for our Illinois vol
nnteers, who deserve to be well clothed and
well armed. -. .
II it has cost Us three months experience
to learn the proper treatment Of our volun-
: tee1s, the lesson will have been worth retain
ing even though dearly paid for. s.
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a New Re1l1gerent.--Jersey Stands on
her state Rights
A week ago propeller, loaded with coal,
ran upon reef between the jersey and Staten
Island ehore, opposite New. Brighton, and q
libel having been fled against her in this city,
Deputy Marshal Peter Miller was sent down to
execute the process. To the astonishmeut Of
the Deputy, the parties engaged In raising the
propeller Indignantly resisted the service Of
the process, aud with the aid Of two Jersey
constables. arrested the officer and took him
before local magistrate CT the Stale Of NeH
jersey, who fined him 300. Thesefa: COM
ing to the knowledge Of the United States
Marshal for this District, he issued warrant
for the arrest Of the jersey constab1es, and
such other parties as should resist the exc
cntion OF the process. The service of this
warrant, however, Was found to be as difficult
es the fr6t process, and the deputies returned
with the Information that they were met at
tie propeller ty an armed body Of men, de-
termined to resist their authority eyen to the
death. Under these circumstances the Mar-
ehal called upon the Surveyor Of the Port for
revenue cutter to execute the warrant,
which was granted: The cutter left for the
ecene Of the rebellion on Tuesday, and re-
turned yesterday, having seized the propeller
She also brought to the city tWo prisoners,
one Of whom Is jersey Constable Who ar
rested officer: Miller, and the other farmer
who sat upon the ejury which found him guilty
Of trespas8, when he w8s taken before the
magistrate The ground on which resistance
was made to the execution Of the process was
that the propeller lay out Of the Jurisdiction
Of the Government officers Of this District
A. r TIMES, 9Th.
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fEro1n lhe Hak4l UaDstnI

RICHMOND, Va, August 10, {yia New Or,
leans This papers ttis morning semi. official.
IL announce that Admiral Duudae iptends to
take h1s deet Into Charleston, regardless o]
Lipco1n'e pretended blockade.
The British Consul here states that be hss
no official authority for such statement
, 1861-08-11

0ABx&&248e l.E. : :
Russell, writing 10 the Londpn 1soes, from
Washington, on the sth ult-; saia ~ =. =
What may. come a1ser battle, who csn say 7
Enelaud the idea, no matter how Il msy orig
ute, list there vii o. c.1 be psace, CON
premise, union OF secession till war bag de-
termtred tie Issues.
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Good NevEa from Kentucky
MT. vxRzoz, Rock CAsr1a c., ,Kx.; |

:: Kr. yxRsoS, Rock CAsr1a Co, Kx.;l
49, August 7, ISL.
!: The vote Hof Rock Castle.: county for
{Bachelor) Union candidate for Representative
is 720-for (Whitaker) secession, only Z 7votea.
think this win pass for the banner county Of
Kentucky. This county and Laurel have but
one Representative. IWfn give the vote Of
Lsurel, provided it comes bJ mail ia time.
: N. B.-The mountains are On fire In q few
days they will have 3 Thousand or fifteen huud.
red soldiers for the army OF the United States,
to clear out Cumberland Gap. .E::S.
, 1861-08-11

NxH On1RAbs, Aug: 10 Sales were m.de,
to-day of zoo bsgs Of coffee 1t 35c, payable In
Confederate st9ta Treasury nosea- Tbs
vene, pTmeflT ! Federal Engtnesf, is now =
; Confederate s1my eetauiter. is 1alyezsalT dis
credited.
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--ForncY ssys III a1etter from Waahinstoa
to his PAPER, tho Phs1adelphia 7 Rfe<1r that sou
Of ssnsto1 ByeckIsrldg= Is In tbs soathern
army.
, 1861-08-11

CMcAao orr1cx, Aug. 10.
The Iowa and Missouri Telegraph Comps-
nya line, connecting Keokuk, Moatrose, and
Fort Madison, Iowa, direct with Chicago and
the East, was completed tuday.
, 1861-08-11
BAltlmo ofe &afe-.ArrlTal Of Sfx Ratter-
h186en to CFoA& the Potomac.

" WAgAEGToN, AnX. B.-BfecKin1ldge'a con
duct in Baltimore, In endeavoring to stir up
secesafonists there, Is regarded here q infa-
NOUS. If he is not more cautious, he will be
arrested on the charge Of treaeun-
Baltimore is henceforth IN no danger,
There are regiments enough Of Union troops
arsund and st the city, as bass Of operations,
to occupy the whole pHncipality.
Pe1nsylvan1a Flying Artillery, to the
amount Of Six batteries, arrived here to day,
Civilians are today denied passage acfoss
the Potomac On any prcreyt.
, 1861-08-11

NNk NS488 DAE Ef14uh81&s
ADRIAN, Mich, Aug. 10-A letter received
at Hudson, Mich, from Captain De Golyer o1
the Fourth Michigan Regiment, reports him,
self and Lieut. Preston well, hut prisoners,
They h&Ye heretofore been reportea Killed
, 1861-08-11

The story Of the battle betvo.r p.,....-.
SD Wiee, sd the captarc of Ii. 7;tI,@ !.
sheer nuaRense. 20
, 1861-08-11
FROM CAPE GI8ARD DEAU.

Cape Charlottesville AppreAens;oas Of a, At.
tdcz-sD. sill at -RoonVie Marsh's
Location and .S,s7roatadings-.His Command
Gen, Watkins Of Missouri.
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Tho Goods Seized at Cairo ~ Contr..
band.

Tho Goods Seized at ca1rs ~ Contra
The United Etates District Court, Judge
Treat presiding, has been In session for several
days past, to dispose Of cases growing out Of
the aeizute Of goods, by the Collectors at
Cairo, as 81 81 cont1aband Of Wsr," in accordance
with the directions Of the Preaident's proc1a.
nation Of April last, bloekading the Missis-
sippi and Ohio rivers.
The following causes Of action were COM
menced: -:
Er. Eel L. Weldon, District Attoruy of thsUnitea
States Southern nltnoie, and L. L. Lightner, Sur
nne, bundles bngg7 bows, % ditto shafts, dit-
10 aeat et1cks, 81 ditto buggy epokes.
HI. Weldon, District Attorney, appeared for
the Government, and Stuart, Edwards &
Browd for claimants. The fntervenors, parties
at st. Louis and Cape Girarleau, answered
that the goods seized were shipped as regular
Orlesns, not designed to .eVade the laws OF aid
rebellion, and not within the scope of the
Presidents proclamation, as stcontrabgnd Of
vars" alleging further. that at the date of
shipment there was no actual blockade. :: The
DlItIicAt ttorney, for the Government, claiu1s
that the goods are subject to the provisions
Of the proclamation IS contraband. The cause
is set down for argument, aud will be heard
at an early day.
The next cases are ~ follows:
e He*. Meioon, DAtEirs Attorney, aud Sloo,
Surveyor Of Cairo, %. Three barges and one fat
boat. eontai9lpg g, Do bushels of<eoal.
EE. Be-. Weldon, District Attorney, and Light
esrso1sf soys15 e f7te 7 r. ST Of and
IN the latter case, G. A. Reyes appeared for
claimant, 7. J. Flournoy, Of Iowa. The goods
were seized upon the steamez Argona1t, at
Cairo, on the way to Padneah, as contra5and
Of var. Claimant stated that they were ship
ped to his consignee, = loyal citizen Of Ken
lucky, and not designed to aid the rebels, and
that he had no knowledge, when the goods
were shipped, Of the blockade.
judged that the coal seized be dischsrgsd. snd
further, that the Collector had reasonable
grounds to mske the seizure. There was no
claimant Tor the yltriol and default Has enter
ed againlt 1t.
In the case against ftae barges, boat and
coal, like degree Was entered, on the dis
trict ATTORNEYS motion, by direction of the
Secretary Of the Treasury. It is the property
Of Dasii Loohey, and Is for parties at ST.
Louia-State Register Oh.
, 1861-08-11
CHICAGO, Y: {, SUNDAY, AU6Usr:1l H.: 1851
REHtzIffY OF s1kn R2beIR.

ANNNF~4@%-
Government hasa' '1nicrnattpn. through an in
teTeepted letter from an Honorable rebel at
one q the rebel forts opposite Pickaas, to =
hiend in'o ore Of the Gulf States, Of the follow
ing het8: = 49,: ~ II" 5:::.' s
): aWe had some little ex;cltement at fhs fort
: Last night and this morning, caused by; the are
11Fai among "a Of 2 mh0 from Picksns. Il
eSsnae sfsa TT hs ~ h; ; sids q the
here, and he sWam beyond his depth. Both
Wma and tide being egeinst him, he came eTor
TO MS, and threw himself upon the mercF Of
the commander. Asjor,' G1egog, who, we
'thi4k, treated: him very badly:
aeeppeared TO be a noble fellow. When
NO, s'F, am gentleman" ~ Major Gregory
s:ee-o get Eome Information from him as re-
gards the state Of defense in which Pickens
Was, but be refused TO give any, 1pon which
gregory ordered him to be gagged-horfible
-and :, sent to Ba11acanas Poison. This may be
the rule OF; war, :bRt may Heaven deliver Us
NON O. n ever maltreating helpless foe
propItety Of suHaiug the order to be carried
out, but they were ady1sedk By their Own OH.
GERS not to. interfere; thsa Il they I'D: fhey
e9aas e g@ g9n|sae3 ~ fIS & !. ~: ss
ment.
- btaNhs~VAnk lHtulueu from q Bm&u
group Of friends, who were Discussing sni:
mstedly the question whether:or not the
prisoner Waa treated Justly. They came to
the conclusion that he Eas not only treated
upjustly, but crne1ly, and they have deter
mined to report the commander Of the Fort
to headquarters. What good it will do We
cannot tel. But such acts Of unkindness
should not be left unuoticed. think that
Gen. Bragg will express his indignstion At the
bad manner in which the prisoner Was treated,
and vi, II possible, redress the injury.
] admire the prisoner. He seemed to feel
no fear Of foes Of death. When clothes we're
given him, he said TINT II he ever lived to get
back he would return their equivalent in
money. When told that he wou]d be ehot II
he did not answer the questions put to him,
be told Gregory to shoot him II he chose, that
one death Was all soldier could die. At one
time he Was highly insulted at the treatment,
and even prepared to spit upon the inso1enf
man, who dared to try to force him to betrsy
his friends. Such men are rarely found, and
when they are, should command respect even
from their enemies"
, 1861-08-11
Col. Wentworth EnlfstIns for the
War

:: WRr.
We find the following in the special dis
patches from Washington to the New York
Wor2d: -.
THE FEELING IN THE WRsr.-The Har spirit
in the West, as reported by letters constantly
received here, Is intense. In Illinois, nearly
all the leading men Of the State are taking
FarnsWcrth Is here for the purpose of eettinp
authority to raise regiment. And It vas
told TO- day that number Of policemen and
others, formerly under the celebrated John
Wentworth, e2-mayor Of Chlcago, are urging
him also to raise a regiment, and it il thought
he will consent to do eo
, 1861-08-11
FROM CAIRO.

Moro Supplies for Birds Polnt-more
Troops Tor Pufegs-The Rebel Camp
Mt BnloA CttY broken Up.
, 1861-08-11

THB Loss OF ARTILLERY,
The following is the official report Of the
artillery loss at the battle of Bull Run, re.
fe1red to in the report Of Gen. Mcdowell:
Go. D, Second artillery, Capt. Arnold, SIX
ritled pieces.
Co. I, First artillery, Capt. Rlekets, six ii,
fed Parrott ten-ponndefs. :
Go. E, Second artillery, Capt. Carlisle, two
rifed pieces and two howltzers. This csmpa-
~ had eix pieces in the action.
Co. =, Fifth artillery, Capt Griffin, one r.
fed piece, four smooth bofed-ah pieces IN
The action.
Co. G, First artillery, one thirty pounder
Ps1Eott gun--one thirty ponuder and two
twenty FOUNDER Parrott guns In action.
Rhode Island battery, five riled pieces-six
in action.
Making total loss Of seventeen rit1ed and
eight smooth bore guns.
THE LOSS or AMMuN1T1oS AND coanBsARY
STORES.
Official reports make the losses in amnuni-
t1on. Quattermaater's and Commissary's stores
a. follows:
One hundred and fifty boxea small arm cart
ridges.
:, Eighty eeven boxes riaed cannon arnmnni-
ton. 49,.
Thirty boxes old firearms. :: ~.
Thirteen wagons loaded with provisions, aud
three thousand bushels Of oats. =,
It is estimated that twenty-five hundred
muskets and eight Thousand knapsacks and
blankets were lost.
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Seventh Regiment Col Cook.
Eighth Regiment-Col. Oglesby.
Ninth Reglment-Col Paine.
Tenth Regfment-Col. Morgan.
Eleventh Regiment Col. Wallace,
Twelfth RegIment-Col. Macarthur,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-12
seottOmalttdt mnb Sretbeit.

Sn esn ssrmaltsen potttti6sn 9tFrsbuu8su
Der gGiter Gurupa's bominirt rae gattondlae.
Fitbl ibsr bas @efibt Ger 5rti6slt; namentIid
tR btts In Gtuti6tanO Der Sou. Die @,fa6r fur
bic Sa6e Der Srst6stt 1T in GUlst bsTtn In Dsut-
f6lanp encrm. gtur 3u Ieibt Fann ts aslGsbtn,
Sa6 bas peutl6s Sclf UNI feline 0asionalitdt unr
bic Snt,esttdt ittnts 8atsrIanprs gu er6alttn I&
Ger DtSYOtts in bic Qrme nirft, uuo Sns6tss
hirnls sur untsrbra6uns bar frtt6stttt&sn uuo
nationalen Sstrebungsu in 9pltn, uRgarn, Sta.
lien uno benz iGoIiGsn Syrol, rtldsts an Staliea
Eh anIGLiretn pia, Strri& ct. 9erstts BAT Der
NatiOnalrtyttu uno bic islutH1Gsn Yolittsr brn
6a6 9safl 9tdpUlton gum 6annttsmus seHstesrt,
is Das IS nur eiues asrin9sn S&rittss btSarf
nm Den %unItIiie en- Srts9, rpts I'm Sabr 1913, mice
Der eerUer3urufsn.
Sc wirrs btt tsr fsrmaltstn 9ttmmuna bee
srutl@en 8cltss bic Srstbsitsfrass psrf&teppt
ptrcsu unb BEN 5Grftn pirosn bic Tri&te Der
Qn1rn9une Dee Bottles witbsr, rpte TN Sa5r 1918
In ben @6sS6 fallen. @tssn bitien GslbRmprb
Der peutitsn Jrsi6sit etsbt IS MIR Elm 3ttt,l {:
,tRfUclutiUn J" Mtt Der Bsrtrstbung Der 5irR,u
parpe ris bsutiHs nationale Giubtit ron itltt
fbmmsa. Die .urovaif@sn Batter eermantf&tn
lrfpruuss, in Der Sbwsts, 5saaub, DdusmarE
uue BIN psuti6tn S~rpUiu3sn 8uslans'S pHrbsn
Fh NIT Der 3stt BEN rsutI8sn Staatsn6unbs an.
f&liF6sn.
@ladli4sr ale Sas bsutf@s Bolt fnS bic Sta
Iisntr, pollen, unsdrn. 8st itnsn III tas 0atip.
nal9tfHtl aud ,us!eih bae 5rst6titsseTatt. llnb
ppIrm ttast nod nsbsubsi in ssm 6ampf. un Islo
rs 8S!,, aaItat paa Sspu6tista in flo, bas fstu
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-12
Mn3ei9en.
rPelaRattpK
hes GeaNErAtars psN Sirainitn.
erseatts.

Observation-Disclosures ,
StSnSFR, I6. Suli 1861.
SR h,s SuFs,Ist Der F1iIis. eaS spn etr Srifbsnten Scr
SSSfSStirten Siastsn srlGftn pne bur6 bic evpcldmatipn
NHIerer sssriitH Staatsbebrrbe SsA 13itn b. 81. ianctipuirt
IN, Grs bic ~fslscnssu SioNtn sen gerlpntn ousscibloiItH 4:
ertens: Nae an eer GasrtNtiOn son g3aFtn, Stitbst.
t,sArf unb SritsSratertaIteu 6tfh6fttsts QerIenen, ftrnsr
Dititniatn. ptEe lei Der 8o6rifRtirn ppn @putnNpfer,
Die fTr Initrt xrupp,n btitinntt, btT66fist fne. lpmie bt.
lrlfe Arteiier acknowledgement 9ripn,n, s~I,jpsitl pb itnt
adSritats fur bic 9prfbeerirttn Staottn petr fur ben Staat
snsiritn b%ttirtmt tnb. gernsr Die bel Der Southern gr>
mus itsr6 bic bttreFtnot ptrGan cher : erronen Gin. 9e.
l~d:inisure btsitni9sn Departments 2ffijtrS btisubrineer.
Der tbn bcIh6fti9t. ea nur in f9lhm Sal time NuSna6ms
9entadt pereEN Tam.
8rptittn aae officer tr sanfsn uub Spttsbantsu, Ses
rem @ur,i,nb,i ale nOtsnsaSis sur ftynesn SFatt9Fsit Der.
ltbtn trahttt iptre.
Drihms: Sstrlstrs BON 6ormtn, ptl6s itbc& Gin Ger
tifeet tires arbsietbrS petr SrS bttrtftnbtn @esnten 6ei-
Sutrinetn boben.
Bi,rttnS: @G. 8Pnutr, ttr.n arptIsu6ttt suM, BttrisS,
tbrss gtf9dfts nrtbptrbie III, jteo& mus bas hssbAIb BET
etbredtt Serttfcat BON tinert Grit6tnsrifitr Der Spuntp
opr Corporation urterseidnst itin.
SUM me Die @cIiStibeomten tsr Stdbte RiAnsnb,
Stauntpn une Grtoeti6ebure, mean fold. Elm gtrttfcat ID
tr SfNes spn Gem 9tssor isnu StdSte pbu GCrpOratipnrn
b%ttbrinetr.
Se6tsnS: @sr'Oren, ps16e ium 9strittt Der GiT,nbab>
men cher SrrEu1-nt:nber Sttporatnrsn orr S6tenen ~npttfptn>
ola fiAS; bcsslti6,n bic an 3elcarapb.2 itisn anasGit4ten
9trfortn, nenu Icl&e Gin Gsrtifent bee gr6fietntsu cotr
Supsrintsnetnt,n jsntr G~iIsnbabn, rssr bee Nanascrs DIR
EtIesrapeeHIinie t%eibrinotn.
akaef.a cu son bteItn Qusnotmet t6rn,r np5 @rfpnen,
rorldbt biersu 1atpriitrt linb, MitpIieotr fur 8pIrntdr- Cont
peenttn Su Rritssiptden aus ben 8stbrr Der Ytilil- Cont
pasnitn ntbrsu, bic bic Iout elmer @reeldmotipn unlrer Gs
eitruna Strlanstcu ipeitertn 5000 Greiwili9eu eredn,t itno
Die NitsIitber tiHtr fol6tr GreiptGiatn- S%rmroonie ftne
Som Wlilisoienfs fret, ptnn lie ta Gtrttfeat brS 9apit6ns
Der bstrtffenesn 9~rncaeuie ttitrin9tn.
ale Sfflter', pelbe nit Der Srsaniityune uro @inTu-
ittrur9 Der Ntittl beaufrdet itnc, inb arstris'ct, Obiae
Susuahmen III rtp tirtn II. ben Setrtftn6tr tiscn etItr e
Sen &Sitito ousSuftrtiecu, ptun lie bapOt I~6erj,ust iiu6,
Sr6n Stt6tr.
SGt 2eiunsts, ntIGt bic prpfIomaiipn in 9ctrtf bee
gufetsrtS br 8ilii rubiieirttn, m6sew o1a bitft Srptr
ser6fentIi6tr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-08-12
StaOt Ri6monO.

= Der @Unsrsb Der G9uf6p.rtrtsn Stauttr
Bat Elm @sfsb srIaFtn, has nU6tt.re&net uni
in fsinen GCI9sn tnbaItf6psr III. Da boTeltr
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tatttn, msifsns fatfb etrfanOen tuire, 70 fibr,n
sir rsn 6autin6aIt beTttben bier an.
jtnss 8eitb 6sSinst, Oas Oisteni8en, ruerG.
nit Sfm pptitfasn @s8isl Der Oinst Bier in
e'n iasii@en Staatrn nt6t eiup.rRanbrn fnr,
Fb mao sinem aneersn @ufruttoltsrrt une il.
ata bsfsr 3ufastnOrn SnRituticnsu um1ebtn
icaten. Son 3paus III bureaus tstnt Ttte
.n;elme6r 1T nc& irl6sR uuSufrttb,nsn cine 8rif
Don 40 2a9sn mad pubtietrun9 birfs4 @sIebN
8s9strn, um lore @neetsesntsiten ,u rrNuen unt
Ju 3ir6sn, rUUbin es ibnsn Solicit. Ratiirlt6 min
aud fcl6en l%uepanoerern @elr9rubett oetotsn
bic @rrnje untsGinbert Su srret&en. Gtsisut
gen absr, Tslne ouf Dem sinmaI ltrtaewunnsnsn
9rUne unO SCosn nod fsrnsr trUs uUrr Qclttr
unc Srtees9sI6tri lsbsn uno pisaei6t aud ter.
SEN wcasn, baten ft6 ben Sert6ttuifen su fl,
gsu uuS Den 9fi&tsn sine8 StaNte6arlers na&
%sutummtn.