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T,,yartaH; Letter Fr0ua the PostHlas-
ferssseECr.ag EeS8tEve &c tflc = TGns-
mission oE EcIICEs South By the
ADAMS ExpFssEs

Fsr7EsrrraEss Letter sT7sh the T SsttslaS-
rasseuCral EeE0tJve 80 the TGns-
ylstssion cE EcEICEs South By the
EGa2g Express.
F.5r, tie Ci1csgrasl C5muer1isl.l
Frequent Inquiries have been Eade at the
rosf cfies department, within ihe last feW
dars. il reference 60 the matter Of Adams
pvu-egs company carrying letters TO the seeded
states. and BY what authority they were per-
,,i+r.f TO do So The foloEiHg letter, ad
dressed ev Pcstuz ster- General Blair to Gen.
Tf-CIaEan u-cH this subject, fully explains The
natter. ard wili show by whst authority that
company are carrying letters 20 said States;
rosr orrcz pEPATnrST,}
Juus Il, 1851.
f-s,-rzs-. Thsve received yours Of tie 9-b
fn-l. frcfasinr a letter from Mr.. Gather, upon
r.p prhizrt af tie trarsui ission Of NAH matter
Sou.S bv kdsr5s Express company. / have
&C. rzrTv th=t the regulation or the intercourse
het,seeu the two actions is under the control
Of lha military Authorities of the country ana
Therefore. whether the express business snail
So continued e. al O. lcF, is not mT province
=, Fs.5ga Fit is continued, and letters are
frsrs-,f+fs4 bv D., aad mailed at Lauisyiiie or
eIraazbare. and the loyal State postage is paid
In accordance with tine laws and regulations cf
fhe service. cannot prevent It but tbe post
master st louisville has been instruct
ed TO send an letters, coming from states
which Ltc fl5'al btAFlLC Li15 ole'i
6.s-osts1uei, with our stamps upon them,
IN -hs de7. letter office, fer the reason that we
DO not recognize stamps and stamped enFel-
crst obtained from s.ch fees in such States,
which. like other mail property, bave been
Fran1ufertiV seized. z should not object q all
n the Evrresz company receiving letters in The
Corth and bringing them TO Louisville o. Cin-
ciDrsfi. 10 be mailed to any part Of the United
C-sfsg II the 2 amps for The prepayment OF
+bs7ostsge on such letters are obtained from
C-sres within fhc loyal States. Nor would
Ct;ref 10 the Express Company taking letters
Frsr, vri5bIl thz loyal STAIRS 20 any point with
3, fEe zsrrdrd States, such letters being stamp
- fn accordance with The United States postal
regulations. ,t- - A..
There J6jngSro postal arrangements on TIC
-,--l-of this government 10 existence those
e-,-ez- asa matter Cf cCuTss such transfni on
- letters vcula invol lo iDffac ion OF la"
m. o9Iy point on which I esPecia iy insist
!, tbe eI-uloyment Of the express ag'ncy f9l
t,is norp's4. is. that letters mailed to points
1-.tbf9 tie s0y5I States shall not be prepaid
r. eramas which have been stolen from W
"a r-or tie high character yoG give Mr
Gs.thsr. 7 Should feet assured upon this poin,
nj a. tre can have no understanding WIZ
him he must take care b make u clear 90 oul
otFrsz that be is not usjng the stamps stoieI
fror7 as. Respectfully, etc,
n BLsIs. Postmaster General.
Maj Gen. G. 2. McCLELLAE. Gin, O.
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Memphif and St Louis Packet
Company

IL persons having claims against this company are
n requested pr sEPnL them Tor settlement TO J ~
GREGORY, at lis office, the south side Of Monroe
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ALT.EGaANY SPRINGS.

TEvHIS celebrated AT-ERING PLB CE viii be opened
fer the reception Of visitors the lat DAY o. June
Located tlEee sad half miles from the virginia Gnd
Tenus Railroad they easy Of access, and afford
tke best security Tor families
Each department ID Supervised by the Fr0Srietors,
who wiz ATTEND personally % the wants OF their guests
The proprietOrs alter Ia enselves they were EayeT so
well prepared IS the present season.
ruI supply OF Ice has been secured
Passengers leave the railroad al Shawsvlie and VIE
bs carried in four horse ouubusses over fine rosd o
the Springs.
These waters stand unrvaled for the Of Dyspep-
sis BOOTH, COLHOUN co.
Water for sale BY g Mansfield X Co., Chandler &
c. Wigs Bros. Z Co., Druggists, Memphis, Tenn.
ipZI-d&wITl
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A LEGAL OPINIoz FzoM A SOUTHERN CHAE-
.-,7oa Chancellor Dsrgan, Ct Alabama,
,,vss the following opinion through the Mobile
a9bUae:
.,,,-isg state OF var al commercial inter-
. betzeeg tie subjects of the Tations at
Il. Illegal. So strict is this rule, tnat the
eerswIng Of a bill Of exchange on sn allea
v.or renituEg hin money, even Ii pay
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-03

G. 4 morning cotemPorary says that a
gentleman just arrived from New OheaAs Gre
ports most depIorabie condition Of trade"
We expect that dispatches in New Orleans re-
port a depl0rab.e condition Of trade here. It
must be so, from the fact that the North owBs
nearly all the tUaRdgc, while the S5uth owns
nearly all the freight, S. that it is impossible
for US to lock up her freight, wit out, at the
same timr, locking up our tunna ge.-Ncl0 York
D1u Book.
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HEDECgNE AsD sURGERY,
DAS. ). B. WAssas u wa. VAS g.
no 800. DENTISTS. 10 2an

y " l1ovad t1elr o1loe y oorncr of ..sa..ssl
IL UFt0N ARD N-GE SrEEsrs .z
Nhefe tEey have fitea up ard fnTlishe 4t T5-kz5
Io5ns So aoie .cf tao aO5aIausuiat ati0u ~ Sl-l
tuo5s she may favor then 1th their confidence and
bsylng thDs uclt "a permanently eer tlt-i uross5ilaI
services IN the dereni bran o. Beati3trv arguis-
ing sAe Pc. &c T. sarve them ia tae most sEsU aaG
sHtiet 'ttleb outa rs % operations performed and
cntg5os foT tha same FuriHer than tlIs ne 9.sa Co
no. clt nc ih-acaii5t satevs i3 rn-ls-e tl- pablo
&c d5a" them 20 our otes ay any t5a % Dental
Fsrcit2i OF prop5ilii41s O. do ic3r-a 1rulirs'' OF
a III e' ss ic77, o. r. rn lower r1ta - v-Ty iF.as7
or by snv CtEor rHisreIrp- ~ f4-s E grq Wv
Vhatu1'. eitncr 40 yTe si=I arg ,1slasa lsf
h4ais &" "asr-1l TO- i-4l o. s.cttsr t.- aalsa
fale AID q zee 81 has .1-s= easily f.C. .r-1- .- or
S'iai a-- hts.u, HJ---1 t-f -H.o
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REFERENCES.

REF FEREN CES,
:. 4. NELSON, Es7., President o. The bank Of West
Tennessee.
LEROY POPE. Esq, superDtsudantcf the city schools
Oh. ?. 5. JONES, taral sA-l----7 - Z Co,l -
---. ,r-r'-rv=J Essq., Atlorney al I-~w'
!. KNOX wALKER. Esq,
JOHN HAMILTON, Esq.,
R, E. CHEW, Ed,
T. J. FINNIE, ESQ,
z. S. HAHHoEp, Esq,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-03

A FAT OFFlCE.-Probably the best Office in
the United States about his time is that OF
auditor Dubois, Of Illinois Pcssumjrg that
al the banks in the Ssato are wound up by the
process Of delivering bonds to tie holders Of
no es, be viii be entitled to not less than $780,
600 as fees. II the same banks are wound
up bv public sale OF tho bonds in Ne York.
be will be entitled to not less than SI20,000.-
Chicago Tribune.
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PRIVATE LETTER MsFL
To and frnm the EndaraI gtafps-

Ii LETTERS for the Northern States enclosed n
= outside envelope (b9h envelopes beng PIE paipJ
and addressed 10 At Nashville, Tennessee with ten
cents enclosed IN outside envelope, will be carried
across 10 Franklin, Ky aHt there mailed for their
proper destination in the old states
In like manner all letters the old States may be
dirpc5d 70 me at Franklin, KY, and will cerry them
across to Nashville Tenn snd mail them FOR the prep
destination South il found nconvonieut 10 prepav
inside envelopes for he proper stamps, fifteen
cents may be enclosed in postage stamps Of either Con-
tederacy. cash, and I will prepay and forward rs
above. This sngement to continue during the
REFERNNCE. Of the citizens Of Memphis or
Nashville
j7sS-ims p WHIFESIUES.
n. o. Trus Delta, Mobile Mercury, Cbar.es,nn Couri-
er, Savannah Republican YicksbuTg W ig aud &uguTfa
Chronicle cOUy for auJ send bill to this office
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hHEo Il. n ISLE |, ctcfesdE J.
JOHN D. STANLEY, Chairman.
The St. Louis Sta,e JgEraal Of the 26.h hag
the following:

The St. Louis Sta.e Journal Of the 26,h hag
the following:
Major General Price, who had sufficiently
recovered from his recent illness TO resume his
active duties, ordered the retirement Of the
e.ats troops near Lexington, under Gen. Rains,
tuygaTd .Ge ATkE Dsas line, on Friday morning
last. About u 0o0 Stale troops marched under
this order, tW0-thiTls of whom were well arm
ed. It is now definitely ssCErtaiued that Mai
Ben MeCuiloch, with 1900 troops, wss en-
csmPed on the Missouri border, Gt M7rgv.lle,
ATksnFa5, at the sou-h-wss5 coraer q the
State Of Missouri-who declines to enter the
State except sn the aufh0Ti atjve invitation Of
the constituted authorities OF he State OF Mis-
souri,. MAJOR Ben M-CU'och had ualrr bis
escort 4 l5rge quantity Of heavy and light
arms, OF the best variety known to modern
warfare, besides mutations Of war and militia
" stores Of ali kinds, This statement OF
mcCulioch's position refers to tbs date Cf Juas
lG b.
Gov. Jackson, On The 17lh Of June, with six
bGadred mounted men, lef' Boouyiil7, march
ius rePidly in tho direction Of HcColloca's
position, which he would probably reach by
the 221 CT 23i cf june L is nosc probable,
Therefore thsts well appointed and weli armed
force, COMPOSED OF Missouri and Arkansas
tTno s, wall form in sou h-wass B5ivsouri the
present week, numbering %, 600 o. 80 GOO mon.
and Tie rablic viii very soon be furnished
with marked and decisive results Of TINS con-
dict, involving the preservation OF the rights
and civil government Of the people Of hiis-
sour!.
al the State troops m7rchiHE eoHih~av3
- lexington iEsd furnished their own sgQ-
Eliss- tn===s7--
seriPtoEs, and With rsti5as for two weeks,
without depending upon the State for any OF
tse9e supplies. This statement is made uqon
the auth0Ijtv.of q gentleman who is personally
cognisant Of The facts, ard whose name wo1'd
be a sufficient voucher IN this community for
the truth Of these sistrueRls.
Oae thousand Of these troops, armed with
minnie musk ts, are under admirable drill,
con Dded by Capt Kelly, who las been
elected colonel f the regiment
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-03

UNITED STATES TRoop5 AND THRIR FooD.
One Of the Yankee soldiers stationed at Fort
Monroe writes to the New York Times as fol-
lows:
] do not use tee strong an expression; know
that Of which I speak. Many Of US, without
fault Of Our own, ere actually suffering from
hunger; we do DO. get sufficient Tatioas. With
their quality we DO not complain; E hough salt
posk, beans, crackers and coffee may be
sliEa ly monotonous fare, we should be salts
fed il we had enough.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-03

RECOGNITION or THE SOUTHERN CoNFED-
ERAcY-The following important announce
msnt appears in the Montgomery Post of the
9th:
We are reliably Informed that 2 letter has
been received this city from Hon. VIM. L.
Yaucav, iu which be states that cur indeDen-
tence will certainly be recognized By England
during the month Of August, and that be ex-
poets to be at home in September.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-03

On Monday, tae lst day o. July, being
county court day, a number of the citizens Of
Fsyette assembled IN tae court house in Som
ervills, Tor the purpose Of expressing their
preference fot GoveFnor snd Co1eressnta.
On motion OF Gea. John D. GoodaH, Col
James 4. Haesett was called 10 the char, and
on motion John d. Stanley was appointed sec
Ietary.
Gen. Glenn briefly stated the object Of the
meeting.
Gen " 2. Finnsy, r.th few appropriate
remarks, Introduced .is following resolutions,
shieh, on motion OF Gea. Goodall, were uPanj-
mogsly sdoptsi.
Resolpea, Tbst while Tennessee has many
sole and Gistieg uished citizens worthy of be
lag beT chic; magistrate, yet, IN view Of ths
slate OF the couatry and tie circumst 3rccs by
which we are surrounded, we deem it Tig,s,
ezpsdieat and proper, that cur present stls
and patri0dc governor, lsh5m G.. Harris, gs-
mliiar IS be !s Wilh tie governmental ma
chinery oI ihe o-a.e, should Be Ts-aiect5d
without opposition; We therefore urge hin 70
snDcuLce himself a. q ClnGjadts for rc-eisc-
ton, Pledgiug him our cordial and hearty sHll'-
port
Rs55lps5, TH2, without intending to dispar-
age the claims Cf other distinguished gent'e-
gien who have announced thsu-7iFs- ss randi-
dates 10 represent ibis district In jle ProyiS-
i0Dal Congress of the Confederate states, we
think va have one ia our own midst pre- emil
Bentiy qualified foE the pcs .ioa, worthy Cf
being the h7=t srrcEeals-re ot The enlightened
freenen Of the Iea-h district ia tie southern
Congress, and wo therefore call Gpon oEr dis
iingu!shed feiloW-citizen, Col. Joseph T.
&o5hy, to announce himsef az : candidate,
PleaEing him 20 use oUE best endeavor3 10 Sc
cure his election.
9a motion, a committee Of three, consisting
Of Gen. ". P. Finney, Gen. J. J. g o5al,
and Gen. r Glenn was sppoiuted to in
form Col. Ncsby CT the action Of tie meeting
On motion, the Memphis papers were re-
quested to publish The proceedings. The meet
Ing then adjourned.
JAMES Il. HAESLETI, Secretary.
TorIn ID Sra NJ Hna lr-rer
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-03

SUsPEcTED.-A Paris correspondent has the
following
An aged commodore Of the United States
and 4 naval captain have Just arrived here
from Eashing o, on their way to China, to
take the Uaissd States fleet out Of the hands os
aIcommadoTe whose fidelity to the stars and
stripes is suspected, AID bring it home The
mission is 2 secret one, but BY the time this
notice returns to Europe it can do no harm, as
the oficsr9 90 by the English overland mail
route, E0d will soon be cut Of the way Of the
telegraph.
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FLATTERIE6 TESTIMONIALS

which he has received from Gentlemen of the HIGH
RsT RBsPEgTABuITY in this city and elsewhere.
They arc in his possession and Oren for the inspections
Of all, bat the References below are Of nature that
will abundznsIy satisfy al vhc pe7use them,
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@abl zines prDDiiDtifbem Gpnoer:
mcmrs npn MifIpuri e.

IN er Grrmittagfisuns Ger Convention nr
Witts I'd rurre in llebcreintiInmuns nit cen Be-
ldliien SOM crrler9e9rnrsn Sage ;ur Natl sinei
prrHii Uriide Ell 9 ouoerneurs Sel9rittsn unr
r~issIte Tel nit 6s Stimmsn auf $ amtItp
u. q a NJ E yUn ct. 2ruis. Goraui wurrc
gum Gisutsnan 8 puperneu eem0tlt
I9illars y. $ i II non Su6anan Gculty mi
81 Stimmrn, UNI gum Staats etretd
u ctrecai ron SprinaieIr, ~steufalls
nit 81 Stimmcn.
Gie Grpriitirn itimmte nitt nit, lantern pro-
teilirte 8tgsn rsn san5cn att ais aubrr Ter SsQ-
madt rtr GrnYrnticn lis9enr. Seine cin;ile
Stimme murrc 9e9e n tysrnr sintn Ter Ganrie
eaten at8sscte1.
0cuYerntur @amblt, ismie bic teipen an
rern Scamten, ieQtsn I,ttmOa UNI 8 llbr 3at>
mittn9S III Ger Gpnnenticn inausurirt wsrrsn.
Gie Convention min lb Iittmea Ntenp W.
tast Pafsn rHer lies i%p1teitsns Gcnnsritas %cre
mi!tag tfun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-03

pifrn unr ecn elmer u~nasidbr $1,000 @ann
itartsn armse b.Sleitet nab Cairo atstsansefn ptais
ifirr Fem Ssrrn General Ytlpp ettpaS az ID aFen
MAIDEN. Sisel uuo q9cn tp.rpsn ratet ms6l aud
nitt miiFi5 EIsitsn, unp RE S,rreu Sennei1tsr uns
@iitlippitr raritsn alip Fab Gslssen4sit bstrms
men, bic Srissstii&tistsit unc Sapiertett unsrfr
rtutjdsn G~e9ipnfn tennen gu lsrnsn. Ginfmeilcn
nerfalten lid re settiiiUniiten bier serum une
Ter gariFc Giientafn sntIons sismli& rubig; re
3atlreia unter ron g9aTtn icBtnprn 6rmeoarrs
Saben linen NeiFstt sir8eRESt. aFsr le ffnp fort'
tra6fsnr auT rsr 9aucr unr rer 9~erinsfe gCrtteii,
cen RE iirliten 5alaeti6neirer jet i'm sirrIsn
Orsr Sarmtten BIS staates srrin9en nirren,
rilres fs pieHtr son Nsusm cuf Die 5aBe trinssm.
s. 1T 10 wis 10 njtt gang SeRsuer nit i4ncn, unr
msnn fe niht gar ~ jdmmsrlide 6sislinse rdren,
y w1re uuers gage jeesnfals cine tr6lt mislite.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-03

llntre St11tis& NnYrntirn Eat lt miecer YER
td9t bis gum GeNmEer, nohcem ls ,lccr rem
8cupernsur. rcn &ieegrupsrncur un1 rer Stoat5-
Ietretlr utseicBt nm te 0e1i5latur iur ~auIaclT1 crz
tlart bat. Cine usuc Nntt IrQ int ndhilrn 9}Dz
nsrnter fattfinrsn, frCfei cen Stcc i%irniiien otcrz
mails Gin 6intcrpfrrtttn rTsn 9claiIrn mirp, irz
rem re Burger son Niiruri tci err 8abl ,raleit,
roriter lF3ultimmen haten, rt RE SeItluTe unr
6anrlun9cn Der Convention Gultietrit taten Iouen
orsr nitt. SIM rrrncincnrrn Safe rirre Ter
8anrit sud- i'm miersr unier Gpurrrneur ieii,. -
Gum ssttreili9en GUuHerNeur mllrrc Serr Sami(.
ton 81. Camille e%rnarrt, Gin ftfin1ter uni
on5mann, a Union-man with a tail, mic rieje
5orte Herfdprttr Scceftrnifen tet urt sur her
GcnYentirninatl acrannt murre. Statt eirer
Nam ME FER irurigs 9atrict 6rnrericr, re,
madcre Sample Orr UNI ebrlite, unicnstrert
1trmas {. Yriee Tur ritisn mittiotn Soften :,
e%rir1hlen. itegt RE Convention, an bic Srike I'M,
iercr Staotimaidine, bic se9rnmGrtia aus Sun,
uni 8anr in 9eRen trOtt unr mrbr Tenn ie rr
Geituns sints sner9itsn Gatrcr5 teoarf, cine,
1nn1Geh' 3~'tteri1Cen @rtts ron Istr ;mtifsltaitc
Gslinnun9. Nun, Yisl Gntes tafen mir cci
rieIsn 9stmIersrn rod nidt ~srrartet! Gun
8'ud ltett rieir nsue gcusern.ur untsr Fer un
mittelfarm Grntrrle rer Militdrinaht Ger SuneeS
r~s9ierune UNI tann tabsr, ieltf trtnn sr IS rrGtt
feinrn Staren anli6ten.
@sscnrdrti9 thtsn mir unier ansenmert al
ZEN Sircltsn ron Milcuri AT rittsn, no Ger Rs
ts1enssnsral giaUp cine tsreutsnrs 5eerssmad
;uiammen5ictt, um ramit he Gsutitsn aus rel
Staats Ut trsitsl, irris iitrrtaust aae 6siure re
) peistnttumliam 9nItituts." Yarrcu iuQ t,iu,
: atssfcn rsrcrn! Gu& gut - run miiIen urie,
; srIratsn, iDas ie ID ttu, taten, wsnn fc M
rirsm @sfhret iuiummsn treFtn. @eneralmai,
!, Trsmrnt 1T 9tlterr mi: elmer Tlrtte ron a6t lam
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Sn ssridF&tisuns pes G.iastsn unD ,u ssm
ansssipru6fnsn 3ted fpresrn mir Sas Bolt pcu
NiIcnri, % i'm unlsrs 5tamurte gu i4aarsu, uni
gu ibrsr si8snsn 9eirsiuns miausslfsn.
@snn Str irsis @lnnsr isin p0at, sann Rrsitsi
far Cure Ns&ts. Srinst bic @aFen nit, rie Str
bait, mir rerssn gud nit Munittcn serIetsn unr
gua gum Sis9s iutrsn. a..
Dap rsr ssretts Ga9rsr Der 9sticnrn nit una
it, ras trmsibt Ter sIcrrsiGe Si:s, rem uaiers
Bafsn aui rsm ~bIutissn Salattftlrr pom 1anais
Jas erfchtsn batsn.
0e;. G!peonS pilcw,
Gcmmanp. General.
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SniuttirunsvO Selpaten. Gi'
uise rasiats ssesITonifen t0unsn Ga sod imiasr
ni6t unttrtaFsn, 9,t?tten, tit i'm DENT finp. III
iniultir.n. G.rartise 6dut tamtn wtsesr S~sitern
Na6mitas spr, ais RE Susl'Ite Irtiasris sur
ginlGiTuuS tsrsit at Ger Sieve. a%uiBeitstIt mar.
ginsr Ger &srl., Ger zen SVtratsn 5urrats III.
SeHsllun Davis ins Gciitt i&rit, wurrs atsts
lttai.;; in.sm i'm Spsi DiFsisrs .wii&sn TIRE gisres
matmsn uns i'm Elm. gang. Strsd. nit e%sntItsn
UNI rie @stts lauisn lisben. tt' CT sria6pit .u gOs
ZEN iant. [8sIl. -
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8ibti9e Nacbricbteu
gus
5 emS n6p MiFIpuri /.

ii It
Guilt 'tortari1te 9rrtlamatirn res General
Sillpm.
Cine tereutcnrb 0,teQsumaht in rer NI9s sUa
Snrtprint.
Cairo, ZEN 1. au5uf. l1nisre 8uneitaitsr
tsritttn iurben, rab Ssf,rion 9bpmpIcn's Gpm.
MANIC, ~unssidtr 5000 @ann fart, aat MstIsn
pom GtarletOn 0lr. III, 20 gtsitsn ron girrirpint
fh t~rfnest. Trei tauisno SstsIen Ia9en in rsr
N.lte son Mtw Maprip unb II 900 Mann in
swzgRurrtr isltf. Gieisltrn linp gut t~swafnet
uno einsrcreirt, taEen iani gatterisn ron 3etnz
F~iunrcrn, rs pom 9Iusllnrsrn trmranrirt unp tts
rlcnt mcrrsn, lpmic jrei wctllusgeltattrts GaSalt>
ri~sresimcnttr. Gen. piqcp iutrt raa Grmmantp
uup tat GOusrrnsur Sadiou perprcten, 10000
Na,n aui stnmal in MtHuuri .iniaQen Su lahsr.
G!rnsrol YiICw erlieb fOl9enrs Srrtlanatiru u,
tie fiji ;itmlih uitrfttrli4" Iisst:
uNnta5 GrItsrn MtIipurt.
lie unter mtiutm Commando l~sbenrcn Irur,
yen fur Cure 9lhbarn unr Trtlnre, welte an
Aninten unp Serl1uJsn Res Guursrneurs Cures
Staates ais GerEInrtte 8ctrmmsn ItnN. I'm Gu6
Bc8tn l9rannei unp llnterrrutuna au iriisen. -
Ill; Senne6ssr tatsn mir inntJlt nit Sud i9mr1>
ttiitrt, ais STR ;u ZEN gSaTsn 9~eruien unp su einrn:
enttlrNsncm @iperit1n' uuissfrrrert wurrsn, ses
gen Die lliurpatipn, mslb RE Gpnnitutipn rsr 8t.
9icrung inter rie GNbe 9ctrcttn bat, rit lid nitt
cntttl BITE, re Ypn unern 91tsrn 10 psrlibtig Der.
geleats Shusrttr CTS S!aatts Iur ris Ureiteiten
rs7 &oItcs aui3ulIien.
SIR bait Sennsiss I'm Salie anSeruisn. bitr
icnrst Is Gu4 itins treuriteu S49ne ;u Gurcr lin,
ttrlttlsun5.
Sir wUaen Gna 9e!icn, penisnissn3tei
Der SeUGlttruug, rtrCuren Rehtsr
uno SnfitutiUnen ent9ese r, itc,
RE Grsns'n rs SaNre: ;u iasen (trrt!!D IN
lie Erejenigcn ais 6sinGe 81 teGanpe!n, bic nj
nit ZEN 8aTtn in TER Qana trt1en.
@ir merren qua nit III isrm ~tarten Arm ac3el
r AXIS llnrstt, rae GuA ;u5ciist Mir, ihagtn nm
-, "a mir @runr tatsn ;u ~slautsn, RAP RE Std
r Surcr tysutrr,jgen lrralsn Burger rcn unirre
: Seite nidt perI,st msrlrn, 10 tittrt rcr ccmmanri
!, me General, itm. I'M Jaae rcnrc6 ir9snp Ell
llnreAt ssl rcben lpl, reB ioiurt mjtSuttsilsn.
, gr a~ppslirt an RE ltattIi4e 2lrmss urtsr icint,
Commando, melae, trrFcem le aus Senut Ittrl
;, MiiFifppisrn unp 8sntudisrn tsltrlt, RE Gre %
~ Ssnueiier tepatrt, pts Elm Satsr i,in Sim. G
Z, sru tt Fs, eie 8ette irisplitsr ylrssr nidt
il ~Ysrlsssn, ~iOnesrn RE Gre rem 9snnrlss aufret
I: gu %srhaltsn.
'Tas Tslc FIR DEN actiYsn Iien1 - iaat II
{ gsneral = lisst rcr Sud. Infer &ufsnttalt hi
wirr Elm istr tur.er eiu. llnsre 9uisats ii, IN
" Ieren niersr9etrtttneu Shwcitcrn wisrcr AMI ;
- 6uBe ju felIsn, unr ie riersr frsi 1aufattnttn
ft MAIDEN, mad hem ldwsrsn Siose scn ees Spral
nen Sanp. 49,
Ter Sis9 nirc suar esl sraYsn Pets orr[ III:
Ct tbis fnrtn, aaein 1ruppsn, ris untsr rem riutir
re lten Banner: s8siter II geute" /,
III 0elO 3icf.n [ltt iarIih ni,eertrlttia y, tat,
OF tetnsn parrcn srn unirrer Scite al .rra
ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-03

General % attins, esr ansstlia an Bel
Spige ron 5000 @ann unp tisbst'lsr S4rsdsr
aler unicnstrsusn Burger Rec iurUtltli&rn @iis
iruris mar, at ab8erantt.
:. 6. 8s9nUlps 5, rsr ausssfSbens Sisuts-
nant Gcus.rncur pom WilIcuri, mar am Samnas
in Wenetis. Gr par aui Der Hudrcile pom gits
muur tsgrjfen, no CT 'psrmutblia SefsriUa Davis
ieine guiwN,tunJ 9snatt bate.
6rsmcnt t IN 8eartjf Tvs Gsll
en-, I'M PsriHnlia RE OtsrIeiiuns Del
Oprratinnsn gu itsrnstmen. RE in Sturgeon I'M
ifurpflidsn 1tti!s Res Staotes Beginner wsrUsn.
lit oerrsn g. elicnifsn, bic irbt: IL u~tsrmuttis
nit sinsm an9riH auf GairO UNI 8irrs gOtul
rlUten, percsn in Tsnissn 5a9cn CUR tlobsn Der.
i4sirisuN9 sc3mun8sn unr gen @iiOurt nab Sem
utlTse s%stristsn psrDsn, pa General Ursmtnt snsrs
glide @abtSsIn treHtn wirr, mo imnsr lie it
;tj9cn mF5en, 9etRrig ;u tsse9nsn. "a. ,. 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-03

Gins Sanretemaffnsttr 81 0 u,
ri @rsnjfU!&s 1T nua elmer Gepsits p'n
Burlington in Soma iussfaasn UNI his sssem IL
Msjlen pun gtoeuuqha surstrrunSsn, inrsm Fl.
Na.s nui itrcm SGtse5srt0rtrn. Bic 5duisr nisper.
~tranuten unr rie ginrctnr sr&lussn, utsrlaupt
Blsi6 elmer SnriansrbOrps tauitsn. Gin 3us nit
tewafneter Wannitaft sips rprseiern CUR llnt.rs
tlsuns rsr tsrranstsn AnitssIfr prn Burlington
at.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1861-08-03
pic bentiebeS riaabe Bel 8uus 81 ~,

1as osntP"sn Ter rsuii&en Brigade tsi Bulls
Su" Fnert in Ter sn8Iii&en Yr.iIIe upue ans,ten,
"""s, tO'S'nss Stsasn fnr elmer GurreIponss en-;
sr "1rttnns" rom 26. s~ntncmmsn:
oAurs eatts rttlt anrritaniitr Nrmsc ~ptrlcrsu