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, 1861-09-20
ArYe49R AE LQDf&Vitt4s

LOUISVILLE. KY, Sept 19.- Early this
noini1g 6 the United States Marshal seiz-d the
ctfice Of the Louisville Courier, and arrested
one OF the p1oprletors of the Courier, and
Martin ": Barr, telegraphic news reporter Of
It New Orleans Associated Press, on charges
Of treason, OF completely with traitors- The
prisone r. were carried to Jetfersonville, Ind,
ard will be Transferred to the custody Of the
Marshal Of the Indiana District.
The trar amiEsicn of telegraphic news south
wsrd has been interuicted, and tRe lines are
sttu Interrupted.
, 1861-09-20
The sefzogaa R4by,s Democracy.
Tho Columbus (Ohio) Fact OF Monday

intention On tio past Of H1sh j. JeTstt. Eso..
to withdraw his pamc from the head OF the
ticket nominated On the 7th Of August Last,
but ne hsve new intelligence from sucA d
source that no doubt can be entertained On
the subject. Mr.. Jewett will not remain On
the ticket.
We have also the most reliablo authority
for stating that Hon. D. A. StarkweAsher Of
Summit, Chairman Of the la.e Is Danocratic'
Conve1tion. viii, in q faw daSs, publish Z
letter repudisting tbs platform, and cutting
loose from that party. Jabez ". Fitch, Esq :,
the card:dato for Member of the BoA1d OF
Public Works, will also, in day or two re.
fuso to allow his 3aAae to be used in that coz.
Ncctiop.
, 1861-09-20

E A grand Union Demonstration IL to be
held N Cooper institute, New York, this eve
ming. Among the speakerz announced arc:
Daniel s. Dickinson, Wash- Hant, Andrew
johnson, Cor. Curtin, Joseph Holt, Leslie
Combs. George D. Prenuee, Robert ]. Walker,
and . hcst OF others of like rePute.
, 1861-09-20


election from S28 towns. The total vote in
these tenn IL, for
Was hburn, (Repubncan,) an,)................. 81. .9s5
Jameson, Union Democrst] st]....-.-.....-.. 19,l6a
Dana, Hogus BabJ,). )....--..--.......-.-... l6,739
WasAburn's clear majority is about the same
~ lAat year, when in the whole 9.xte it Wa1
about It. Geo. Majority for the Union candi.
ca.ea asAinxs Da1.a the seceskionist, thus far,
s., ,35L In the whole State it will probably be
65,t00! This b doing well enough for Maine,
cvn.i9ezin8 that she has 5000 Union vstets at
the seat OF war, and that Dams wax the regular
1cm11ee Of Bis party IN State where the OBJ
asrvance Of Irregular nominations has ever
been = aindjr E tradition aRerg the Dsmocrar
cy. For the I-gielasure, the RAiq's returns
sbow that the Senate will probably ktand Is
Republicans to Union Democrats, the 1sttsr
beng electt upon Ulion tickets or By the
action OF Republican conventions. Tee re-
tu1ne toz Representatives, show the election Of
105 Republicans, - Uaion Democrats, and 8
Dana aDemocrata-1eavtug Fl mora TO bs heard
from,
, 1861-09-20

TAzEwK1L CoudTx-The PeHA ReginEr.
(oemocraae) ss5s the Democrats sf Ttx-weli
county VII rot call = party Convention for the
Aemanstaon Of couaty ofaeero. They VII
psetas15 uaate in forming Unsoz tieke. ant
tf1aetoiJ to III faends Of the Ualon.
, 1861-09-20

AAA&E ]~eEStA NA<& - A01A o~A%SAs
The proclamation of the GoyeEno1-GeneEal
Of Cubs, granting 't belligerant rights" to the
rebels, In the matter Of cleara1css at Cuban |
p rts-though st,itt'g in accordance with the |
Ws5s OF nation and with the policy already |
acoptt by England and France-intpires san |
guine hopes at New Orleans and Mobile for
an easy outlet t. their cotton crop. Contracts
have aheAdy been made, 1t Ia said, to deliver
cotton in Cuba, in small vessels, there to be
reloaded for Europe. These contracts are for
various periods of the next three or four
months, some Al early AZ twenty and thirty
dsJs Lence. It il possible that until our
blockade has been made more efficient, eome-
thing may be done in this line. But there Il
one drawback, besides the risk Of capture, to
such IN operztiou and that Is the tmpossi-
bl1ity Of provIding tuficient quantity Of
small vessels to transport, within few months,
kny considerable part Of The four million bsles
which make up the Southern cotton crop. A
New Orleans merchant not long since made .
shrewd and elaborate calculation which proved
that even If England and France should do
what the Insurgents have ceased to hops for,
force open the ports We hare now closed, the
| entire available merchant feet OF the two
countries would not be sufficient t" carry the
| cotton crop Of this season to Europe In time
| to get it out Of the WAY Of the next. The i'm
| mtrte carrying trade cfnld not 60 on Without
| the help Of our own merchant lset, now by
| far the most numerous in the world. Not
much need be feared, therefore, Of zny great
advantage to ace,ue to the South by the open
, 1861-09-20

1owA-Hon. Lincoln Clark of Dubuque hss
been paheed It the had Of the Union tickst
for Governor Of Iowa, IN p1aco Of Ger. Baker.
declined. The Dubuque 1as.. intim .tea that
M1. ClsIk viii also dec Inc. Honu Martin n
NcHerry Of Polk county has also been sub
stItateA for Hon. Rufus Noble, On the name
ticket, for Supreme Judge, the latter gentle
man having declined. Judge McHenry Il Of
the Bell-EYeret& school ct politicians.
, 1861-09-20


kVut4vllla.
Muldraugh's Hill, where the rehels were
discovered to have entrcnched themselves On
Tuesday, Is only thirty miles back of Louis
vile, and commands the railrosd to Nashville,
~ also the branch to Lebanon. It is an im-
portsnt strategetic position; and its posses.
sicn By the rebels brings the war In Kentucky
to an immediate isele. Gea- ". 7. Sherman
commands some $500 Federal troops who
have gone to make the assault, Ronssssu's
brgade being among them The following
from the Louisville Journal describes tie ex.
element in that city ever the departure Of the
troops:
IFrcm the Lou1. Vile Journal, 1Sth.1
TEE E11rEMKHT or TEE NIduT.-0ar eitI-
Zens were thrown into fn1ore ct excitemant
LAST e7enirg by the announcement that addi
tIopal Cut1aRes Lad been committed By the
rebels On the line of the Louisville and Nash
vile Rsircad- The passenger train due at
this city at halt past four o'clock did not ar
rive ppon time, and q locomotive Has dis
pitched at fve o'clock BY Superintendent An
ueIBon, with Instructions to return from
Elxabethtown. The locomotive did not re-
slorg the line Of the road beJo2a the Lebanon
JuEctIon were unavatlaog, and the MOST Sc
r,cus appreh st s1ons 70 t. the tate Of the train
seized npon the minds Of our citizens.
4 copsultstio1 Was held by tbs otncsr5 OF
tie Homc Guard and 4 number Of ls1dieE
mer, which rtsu3ted is i determination on tia
psIt Ct the autht rites to send dawn fafce
tufaese, to occupy Mulcraugh's HUI Ahoae
| ten O'clock the slgaA Wss tired add oar gA-
, 1861-09-20

PAYMENT FOE sKRv1cEs OF Cor. EL1sw nR1H.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Ellsworth, fathcr OF
the late Col. Elmer E. Ellsworth, called 1t tac
Psymasttr Generals Office sad received aa
a1d+r for 1928 4S, which bad been duA his eo1
for eeys1 teen days sex7ices.-N. 7. World.
, 1861-09-20

~ Il u senounce1 through the papers thss
Ci.htn, Nsfes & Co., of New Fork, xAo were
obltsed Ito suspend : short time since. re.
s,ued payment On the 18th inst.
, 1861-09-20
The Qrkan1xas1ou Of Volunteers

The ORGANIZATION Of Volunteers
The following is the order placing tha dc
tails Of further volunteering in the haada Of
tae Governors Of the eeEera1 States. l. was
issued OIL Atcufay the 18th:
T. All persous b&yirg received authority from
the War Department tn raise volunteer re.t tnent.,
batteries, Or companies, In the loIal States. are,
With ths If G. tmnaudess. heTeby placed nader the
oIdt II Of The Governors Of those States. tu vhum
they Will Immediately report the condi lou OF rhelE
respective organ z7tioLs. These IroGp3 will he
orga1tzsd CT re-organized and prepared for ser
wee By ;he Governors OF their rcepetttve states,
in the manner they may judge most advantageous
for tic iuteEe.t- of1he General GorclDmsnt.
L. Volunteer officers who have complied OF
may Tel eafter compl, with the conditions u their
res cligt acceptaLtes from the War Department.
81 d hp taye NOT received commissions IoE1 the
Psee{deDt Of the U1ited States. will bs commi.-
eicDt by the Governors OF the reepe2tire States
ty furnishing The regiments, ba' teEiss Or tnde-
pendent companies to h1ch these officers are AZ
tss ht d.
III. The Governors Of the several States may,
| at auy time during the organization OF yutuu-
teer feclmenl, authorize the Adjntant Generul+
! pnar,eImaeter and. whrn absolutely necessary,
the medical officers thrrr of, to be mustered llto
q 1yice to aid in recruiting the regiment, aud for
the 1ompt ~ lou Of ali othrr oc busin
AL other cf6ctss will be mu=tered iDta this sec-
| vice al direct il General Orders No. Gi current
/ Tuox1s, Adjutant General.
| Gee, L. RCGGLEs, Assistant Adiutant General.
, 1861-09-20

eeeemes tin *st.sosa.g 70 examine our con-
The PRESENT govt1nn4nf, he thinks, IL wall
int.atton*a, boz ssstn4k = ~. het1 4 = @ g.ved
makes specsous promises and promnlgstes IN
1DeIattFe ls4s th&t evssJ body's mouth con
tsins fho sentsace g No hay hoosbzvs," (se
hxse no fakne: that, In fact, Plus TX: nxpEe1s-
ed The truth ~hen he sald that ae1.eo toas ~ :
1ishrd to comnaud-nobody to obey; that
81 Intelligent Mexicsus admit tAis that htes
nErnerty sud womsn's chastity arc notorious
f. unsafe under the present dynasty and I'm.
sl}y That this state Of things y waxing more
+ he M eaitoril then coues 70 its naasn obi act:
aWhat theu? What next? We pronounce
boldlv the remedy-ioreign intefyentaon-
.Not Tor sn instsnt to deepoii Mexico OF
one ac1e Of her t. Efito1y, noz TO dirafniah one
iofa OF her Sovereignty, nor to be other H1se
than MEXICO for ths Msxleans. T. .,. .o,.,s
erifg z the mineral riches Of this country, lit
cot1cn- growing capacities, and 1ts ooundl.ss
field fol commerce, throw over It their prosec.
tson. Let TIE present hber,l Constitution %
eus,apteed BY thtm ia ell its integrity to tho
6umb mblest Mexican citfz=n,-taas freedom, the
Dirrh1Ight Of every man, subject to tha laws
BtIemnly enforced.
a1his protection extended oyer Me1icaa
eo7ernp ent, established by Mexico ttself,
Would In no way detract from tbs dignity aad
sovereignty Of the country. L would only be
stDporsry Submission TO ralors gro W old
IL tie sciences Of government, aud VINO, lead
| irg in The vsn Of ciTll Z stioD, csu:d take by
| ths hsud younger Sit t=r AND :e!s nF'p.'s:.
tiun ehorld come frcm Mexico ftself, proposed
By the usg1 ases OF the nation assenolad ia
| CcDgr.es, where the provisions, the gaaran-
teet, the duration, the expense, might be thor
| crrh:v d;etuE>ea and arranged aad comtnis
| sioIels ss1ned to solicit the boon, which, Il
Fsance ard England would admit, would bs
| the baly2tio1 OF Mexico."
1t Will be noticed that this editoria! mikes
not The slightest reference to the United
| SAFES a. ancluded iu the proposed protect
orate. The SPECIAL Mexicsn correspondent @!
the London Times, FROM whom we quoted
largely few Gays ago, mentions Dir. Corw;u
So very likely to throw the influence OF ou1
ctuLtrs into such scheme. TINS editor l..
p'shspe, under the tphasuce Of W9ke. ms1
sul poeed to be more ambitious than England
, 1861-09-20
LA1K soUx1KRN NRWs.

.Actts&y IN ths Ctsa DVsxees-n;Eed Gansoa
esd Asseu Asas11e HuFxos Lpaa-Hs
tal.seten .psa he Xexhees-&aoss a.d RaEsd
Asad for Ms As,nS, Ae.
, 1861-09-20

DraTfurs Of R<9imerts for IV.zshingtsa-7a2e.
coz, o,sonce Dorss thu Rnper-1hc kSbel Gup-
Eoa. Yankee-.d fairs at Fort HoA anu R4aa-
cab Cus'd't:on 'ei ToI&'s Anny-GsA. If
Cle4nana's CommaBd- Col. LaG3er's Rtyt-
mint, e1c,
, 1861-09-20

Tha Bangor Hhig hae retur ns Of the recent
election from S28 towns. The total vote in
has T..
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flnfen, gu oerfa9ren bnben. Die 6rteoensriAter
Daben Die @elObuB!n m~eiitfns lelbIt In Der 6nno
bebalten. Die neuliAe Gptldeiouns OfS Jid.
tera Olerrid entfraftst 3por Oteie Sale ni9t, be-
Dpr Ite BON Der Circuit CURT ~brltdtigt 1T aber
t1ebrere Trtepeit8rthter pei9ern li6, in 3ufunft
III abnItGen Tdleu e~in3ulbretten uno Iinp ge1pns
men, Zen WilttGr6eGprpeh Die 2luarpttunA ees 1ez
bells gu iberlallen.
Nm DCnnerltos miro mabrldetnlt6 In Or+
pbanS Court Ger 0ro5eB Barney wieoer auf9e-
rpintne1t rerpen.
Spn oer NrwGe.- Gpr GINGER ,3eit err
belt Sen. SidleS pom &rteeapeportement Die
GrlautntB, 3 @omp. Inteen GrttQerte su 1etuer
Sri9ape bin5u3ufag unp cpntrabirte in 6Olae
oetten fir IL 9e3p9ei-A 6anpnen 3u 500 600.
Die 0ej6abe ltsuteu f6 beiNbltsfsrung ais gang
LID irertblO5 berau6 unb tpureen bonn Sropn=
llan3=O epnrtement perpeteert cod jeBt 9at Sid
leg eS pabtn 9e6ra6t, baB btelelben bod be3ablt
tperoen, alIu linp Die $4,000 ais tcbter gerlult
31 betradten.
Der Star iast it6er ben Yeri6t BON Sen
Ntc@ulcu9b's Sob: vg8ir BADEN SEN let Dem
Sabre 1888 9etannt unp tptlel1, paB CT Sung
9elelle 1T. WentanO werpe nebr DOR Der Spee
3urttdlHreGent ais er, etnen Sp9n 3t beliben,
Der alt 9enug mare, eine Nrmee 5u commando
rem, ba er li9 9eraoe in Dem Bitter bsfanp, in
nelAem Elm Sung9eleue auf feline pe.l6nli9en
gOr3i9e an, eli erlit6tt9lten 1T. unlre Nuli9t 1T,
Dap Der Sen Me@ulou9b, Der an Der @ren3e
BON &anlaS ccmnancirt, Der alte Sen 1T unD
mir 9lauben nt9t an letnen Sob. = Beun IT.
9eno Elm Sen Wc@pQoug9 IT.. tn Der Gebeuenz
NTitee 1T, 70 nttB ct Der Spbn BON 6enrn SIC
@ulou9b (SruOer bon 8en) BON @ansales,
8eras, lein nno bteier tann niGt aber 90 Sabre
alt letn.
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eOfal=Seentsfetten aus 0SsafbinetOn.

@etern blieben fat ale 9te9ierun9ege=
1Aafte aeldlplen, pa Die Seamten Die 9ruBe @as
%valerte~ unp Qrtilertsz9tepue auf Dem @arabe-
plas GitliG bonn Capitol ifbe1 snabteu. Gin
,dies sine llnea."
Da5 Waneupre murDe aeinigernaben purdD
Den lfarfsn 3sgen bon, MOntag beeintrd4tiet,
pelder ben Sppen bstrd6tliA aufgslOdert Bate s;
cod mar etne erpGe Mlen9e BON 3uI6auern St-
gesen. Die Qrtilsrie hot eiren Opr3islidea
Mnblid, wabrenO iiA BET Der Sapallerie etni9e
DISQUALIFICATION in Der &lsiOnns unO @lansel
an Neittunlt bemertli9 maGten.
Sefretar 6 a o. 9ing geItern Wtor@
gen ppn bier na9 letner Sfttnatb In Sem ploa=
MEN alb unp miro 3 Sage lang ~abipelenO letn.
ueberra9empe Scene. = Nls Die
metropolitan ppli3st li6 9eltern 9t6eno paopu
iber3eusen wp1te, paB BET einem 8all pom 6ar%
bieen In Dem alien unipn Building 9taes rubt9
9eraebe, fanoen le gu tbrer leberral6ung per=
l6iepene gBeiBe nnp 3par in 3 isiersunifOrmen,
tpelbe ben lhpar3en SdSnen ibre 5ulpt9un9en
in elmer Weile parbrahten, bic ben Beaur, mel
6e bic Miulit beaablt batten, ptrAaits ni9t au=
senebm gu fetn fhienen.
G%rplpIton. - Oils bic Nrtiaerie beute
NaAmittag BON Der arpBen Heeue 3uriidfebrte,
erplppirte elmer Der Wunitipnemagen, pelher
Spmten uno SrSeln eutbtelt, nabe Der Wp9nnn8
oes Drdfpenten, Die 3 9eute. welGe parauf Ia
Pen, wurpen mebrere SUP in Die 5Sbe ~sepcrfen
inp trugen BET ibrem Sail auf Die Strabe etnise
auetlAunsen pappn, pbne jepc4 l6wer 0erlegt
gu perpen, Die @rplOlfun mar mebr am butte
rem 3betle Der Sci lte, wel9er pplGfdnpe9 3erl9metz
teri mar, pabrenp Der She'll, auf melAsm pie 3
9eute iaben, perbaltniBmabts tpenissr selitten
bate. Die 3 9eute wurren In cine Nmbulan3
sebraAt uno mad etnem 9cspital 9efabrer.
Sra gifrat unD 2tquor=@ eleb,-
Die Magitratt ipiiien INNER NOD ni4t senan,
tpie le Betrefs Our6fabrun9 beS geleses, mel
DIES %perbietst, Sptrjtapen an Splpatsn gu per,
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St0Ot Baltimore.

Die @ablen. = I'm BET ben beute tatt<
fnbenOm 0ablen tsOem WtiBoerfdnentbe 0Ur~
3~u6eugen, perTfentlt6en mir nadfebenc Die 9tlfe
Der regularen u-ntonscanpioaten. Sbpcbl Die
@e%3sIltOnitsu ntdt pfen Elm 81 ppfticnStidet auf
gstsut 9aben, 10 linO bp4 mebrere iO9enanntt
u%uabbGnetse @anptOuten i'm 6slpe, bon peren
etni9e 1ntpnsleute 3t letn bebaapten, arpere ais
@e3eIltonifen betannt linb, pfenbar etae 6tnte,
um bas untonstida St tbeilen. MSsen It4 Die
betti4en @ttmmgeter Daber pUrlsben, nur Die
f~plsenpen reselmdBisen NOminatiOuen gu nntfr-
QUbe,1
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Sefamntntacbmne

Der Ba6lrt6ter an Die Sttmmseter.
gla6ltebeupt pldbe wurOen fitr piebeute TAFT
fnOenpe Staptpabl BON bsn Sablri9tsn be-
lttmmt
BrectntS. Grfe 0arP.
l.-Norbm. Gde ron 6upl Un tthpSu5erneltraBe
Canton.
2.-go. 348 Canton Npsute.
3.-Nu. 1914 neutrality-suspicious..
4.-qprp1fl, @de @bsiter unO GombarpFraBe,
3mette Barb.
1.-gIc. 1913 Gbame8fraBe.
300 Alica 9nuatraBe, 3wti9en S0np nuO
8roabmaY.
3.-gc. 237 Gaitern Npe. na9e SrOaptpap.
Orttte 80 a rb.
-4.Lgo. "a 8roaOmaY, 8lpil9en @pu99 unb
9rattitvabe.
2.-NUrcGal. @de @OusG tnD @arOlineltraBe,
3.-@de 2embarp unp @natrabe.
4.-Sntpn's Goal Sffce, SOenfraBe 8pti9en
Baltimore unp 2DnbarplraBe,
Sterte Warp.
1.-glorpGf(. Gde BON 8amn uno @reterfraBe.
$50. 65 NlbemarletrdBe.
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9cntide Sriefe
peI6e III Ser ensIiiten 9ilie entbaIten iinb.
OamenIilte e:

UNHtHFNFV'
8aben, Mrs Sc; Bauer, 9tnna Supple
@ermerotb, pima @rneltine; &rilfn9er, Nitb
90; &auiman, Mlib 81; NtOt, NfiB sc; Np,
lenberger, Wfrs Sc; Sitter, WrS ST; S@uleri
MiB so; SGwars, MiB S.
3errenIife:
gtppel, S; Bauer, g 6; 8ernes, S; Slunr,
N1 .; 6il6baf, 6 S; 6elO8en, 8; 8reroel,
9; 5ut, $; Sarpmon, ST.; Setting, q; 9ea.
mer, S; 6ilcetranpt, 6; 9eb, 0m $; 6pf
man, 81 IS; Sausman, S; &napp, ST.; 2itlir-
ger, s SO; qotpman, 6; Mttert, S; 9eibner,
S; Ne5ler, 8; 9titner, S&; S4tnipt, 8; Sapp
95; SeelbaG - Sprefer, $ s; Stantea-
berg, $; Stein, pb; @ein9arten, St; 2en3, q
zimmerman, So.
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Sdbnen A e1t II II g. 0elfert Ndettltlt=
tag I'm 5 ubr itterrei6ten bic Gameu Der 90.
@aro bem 1, Marglano Dfag0ner gte9imeut,
tn Gan,p Grs09er, cine lGGne 0arntiOn6fa9ne.
YerfGnlt4. Son. S. q. SaYaro, Q.
ct. Senator BON Delamare fam 9eltern bier AT
ltteg In 8arnum's 0ptel ob.
Nuf9e1 do 81 n.-S6erif Q8beeler ppn
Baltimore County bat pom @Cuperneur Sids
ben 8eldetO erbalteu, Die grecutiOh BON Verr9
Rennaro, perurtbeilt, am n1dlft1 6reito8 9e=
bongt 3u iperpen, bis gum %. 9ppember auF5t-
I6teben.
@6urnfetnfegeri6 DIES. = Der tell
pertretenpe WiaYur madt auf Die ltGpttIhe Dr.
opnnan3 aufmerflant, wUnad bte Gdprrfetnfe@
aer pa5 NeGt babel,, nlpnatlin etnunal Die Eds
mine gu fegen. Spl1e, Die ld bieiem @eIeBe
piperleBen, p~erfalen in Strafe.
gntIa0en. .. S. Sbarp unD So9n
mel6e Dor eini9en 9a9en In 5anccd BON Sberlt
SelIY Serbaftet unp naG Sort Nc6enrp 9ebraAt
pUrpen marerl, ipureen BON Sen. Otr auf Gb
rsrmprt c~ntlallen, I'M na0 0albin8tcn 81 ret
ZEN unp ua6 elmer nnterreOun9 nit Dem StaatS@
lefretar in 6reibeit 9eleet.
Na d. . -Da8 Itdere itlo Idllele
Dan,pfbppt gsn Oefprb 9ebt beute Nadmttta9
BON McGlperrY'szDod noG 8oitpn as. Der
De oro 1T felt ieiner lesten Sour aus9ebeliert nnp
eelAmadpoQ bergeri6tet t%pprCet.
unfaIL.-Qls pas brittle 9f6poe S5lan0
&esiment Setern @iOrsen bier Ouratant fid Elm
Solpat, Sbprt. $. Smitb, BON GUrnp. 3, BON
Den Cars unp bertpunoete fh i'm GeTAt unp
am glrnl, pbne iepo1 lblpere 8erleBun9en paoOn~
3~utrasen. gr 1T nem Ne9iment tereita naG
Walbtn9tcn nah9ereilf.
unnatlrltheS 8%etragen, Nm
Montae Abenb beludte Sobn Barrett pas 6auS
letner SHUTTER unO be9riBte Die elbe panit,r pab er
unbarmber3ig auf tie loplAlug. Na9pem er le
9etreten unp nteper9el6lagen bate, fra6te ct
lbr nit einem Seller cine slpet BOT lange gSunpe
unter Dem ltufen 9uge BET. Jitdter 6tB Itedte
cen An9etla9ten Gin, uni paS 9ertftltte Serfab-
rem absuparten,
unprDentltGeS $ au8.- Carl GauTs
mann ipltrDe am Nlcntag Nben0 unter oer Nu=
flaae, Elm unorpentlide6 9atS gu b1lten, verbal
tst; Der Ansetla9te purpe Die gtaAt iiber in benz
Stattuns9aule feItaebalten ltn0 getern Mlprgen
9esen 9eniigenpe 8ilralAaft e~ntlallea.
Gin az E in er Dteb.- @etern Mipr=
gen (tabI Sans Carl gtnnig elm altee eepirfelz
te8 bemp opn einem 6arbigen in 4rattltr, nabe
lRarIb Wiarfet Space, unO lblug zen poItsilten,
a(s er perbaftet murpe. Sans bruinmt i;bt.
ueber Sprp. 2lnl Mtontag Nbeno fd(
Elm Maun Nanens S'DOnnel pom l%lnipusD ef
in'6 Waler, Sein 5atfeselArei fitbrte Die go
tighten 6prO unO Scott berbei, welAen e6 gelang,
i'm gu rettei,. Gr wurpe in leiue @pDnuttg in
Slemmers A1ep eebradt.
lnmenAen. Sobn 0fesr tpurpe ant
Mpntag N6eno weseit MiBbanplung Ieiner 8al
Mile psrbaftet. 5irom NtfeY e~benfals pegen
MiBbanOlung BON DIP Qnn Bloomington, Die
9nsetla9ten murpen BON 8iGter 9p9an cont
mittirt.
Stetnwerfen. - Nm Nentng @benp
wurpe Nm. 6u9bea perbaftet, neil er NIT Stet-
men auf Die Npbnung BON Subn Evans, Unions.
@anpipat fir Den eriten 3wets peS Staptratbes
pom Der 6. @arp, watf, gr tpurps pom 8t6ter
Griffin bei9efedt.
Sn ben @ert6t5A6fen fam nibts
BON Seoeutnng Spr.
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3. MGDlallO Ge9iment.
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Gutrrlirt bon @o(. Nc@onnel eiuiee beutite G%Dmpaguien
LII nr oas 0btee Regiment onSupetten, base t6 cine 0nce in
hRA9o. - 9. S%reoefidltr. BEL nnerenl bet0nnten Qanosmann
Qnoreas G6fnesr auiaentadt.
Sober 8hr9er ntuB nit @%ntriitun9 ebn, ME bird ben @breeis
GINGER Nemt riaser Elm &hell Der Union in Nuf1taub beortffen lit,
nm bic Geaterune gu %itrjea, pel1e na9 cer %@rultuntipn bur4
Die Daior tat ee6 Bottles erpdelt puroe.
Nitbir9er, Elm Deadn or ni6t 9ebprfen Fam, Der fam onG
ntdt befeblen, fiecu Mablipru1 lnlereS 9rcBen GGiter IaBt lns
beberSt9en.
2aBt ms NIT aaer Sraftun6 in DtaIea oesen btsle @erratber
steben bic unid8iteS eleno aber 6teieS san6 unc lnere 6ami-
lien braNtsn. aA
Splen mir unfere 6amileu 0dnsi6 in GIeno nrnfcuimcn Iafen?
i'd. idae ME. Iuf su BEN 2Saffen! 10 LANCE moo 0ut in ben
4oern rplE, baRlt mir ms puro9 Setaen itner 9rcSen Nl1nner,
wIhe l77o mt ibrcni Elute oiefe 6letbet %ertimpfen.
Sober rerhetratbete WEann tam funer 6antIe BON Gage Der
@innuHterunJ So. so p6tenli9 a~uabeSabfea laien.
cob s3 unp @erpFs9uu9 iopie 500 un6 elm 2anS>gSarant
lfr 100 acre Gano benin QDlauf Der DienItet.
Weine SffNe lit often bon Sllbr Ntorgens.
Dttp Gtnbe, Capt. uno &efrutrun9Se SfiBer
Sp25, 2p He. 10 e. |%EreoertG1tr.
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t6re 0ablridter ernennen, melde Iuoann Die
Yldbe Der SttmmtGlten b%slttmmrn lolen. Die
0ablrt0ter linb einselaoen, i'm 3tunier Der
Superior @ourt am Dpnnerito9 Wur9en UNI 10
r6r su erl9einen unp ibre SeriGte ein3u6rin9en.
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mit 20 Der SO bIrthte6.