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lrsea .e THURSDAY EFEsrSc. Anil a 1se,. .
The demand for Exchange on New York coptt;r,ss
about equal to the supply and there Is no chancs -
note in the quotasious. asfa
To-day Gen. G. p SMITH, according TO previous
announcement, retired from the Presidency Of the
Bank of Tennessee, position he has most aecepta-
bly, filed for more than year, and is succeeded by
Gen. S. Z. ANDERSON, than whom none more csmpe-
tent to fill the position could have been selected
In New York on the 30th ult, at the second board,
s57 900 Tennessee G per cent Bonds were sold as
follows: $4,000 at 75ac, $1,000 at 744c, $1,000 at
75c, $4,000 at 74ac $4,000 at 74sc, and $4,000 at
741c. sa4
The Confederate states Loans
The Chester Is. CO. Standard says the Bank of
Chester has proposed to take $4,000 of the amount
called for by the Congress at Montgomery, and
$4,000 more has been proposed for by gentleman
OF that place, for himself and some friends.
Exports Of specie.
Inc following Is q comparative statement of the
exports of Specie from New York to foreign ports
from the LIST january to the 3Oth of March in the
vac dos;onafad
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SpRUNG CTOTHTNG.

We are receiving our stock of Spring and Summer
Clothing and Furnishing Goods for men and boys,
which we are selling at prices to suit the times.
Also a fine lot of Cloths, CdsSimeres and VeStHgs,
made 70 order. WARD BIRMINGHAM & Co.,
mar22-2m No. 20 Public Square.
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Cotton Receipts.

In order to compare the cotton receipts with
facility, says the Savannah Republican, and shows
what the crop this year has to compete with in COM
parison with last, we subjoin an abstract of the
weekly receipts up the close of our cotton seasons
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RGnRoAD.-The Little
Rock Gazette of the 23d ult., says:
The work of track lay ing on the Memphis road
has commenced opposite this place. Owing to the
low stage of the river, but small amount of iron
has yet been brought up. Soon as the river rises,
all Of the iron will be brought and the work prose-
cuted to completion.
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GhnesI EhoeEII

FARRAR, DrsMUKEs Co. are opening most beau
tful lot of Shoes of all kinds, especially for Ladies
and Children Call on them, ladies, they are beauti-
full and they sell them very low for the Cash!
marchll-tf
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KIcHAOzp, April AIN he CsnTsatioa 10 d
Mr.. Montague made accession speech. Mr.. d.
Farland followed in favor Of The resolution. a
proceedings were Of an unlnpersant character.
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WILL NOT TRANSPORT THEM.-T. H. CAMPBELL, Pres
ident of the Southsido Railroad Company publishes
y card, denyiny that the LINCOLN government has
made any proposition to transport the guns from
the Bellona Arsenal over the Danville and South
side Railroads, and says that his company will not
transport them, or any other munitions of war, in
the existing state of things for LNCoINs Admins
tration; and that he feels warranted saying that
the Richmond and Danville Railroad cOmpanytake
the Same position.
The editor of the Gardner Spectator says besuti-
fnl young lady has written to HIM to return lock
of her hair which has fallen into his possession and
he desires the editorial fraternity to advise him
what to do. Send her the following:
By only recompense could be led
With this beautiful ringlet to part,
That should restore you the lock Of your head
You'll give me tn key Of your heart.
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Dark, Glossy, ana @t
LuXuriant Hafrl
HOW! =
By using Helmsreets Lnizitcbs Restorative Don't use
anything else your Head. e
Price Soc and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere.
WE. HAGAN & co., PrOprietors, TrOy,NY.
Bee an advertisement headed,
GYOU LOOK IN VAN.,s
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PimpIes Banished! A.
Faces Made ClearI -
HOW
By weeks Of the Magnolia Balm PERFECTLY harm
IS but elegant and efectuol preparation. -,
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere. -
WE HAGAN & CO., PreprietOrs, TrOy,N Y.


MRS. WINSLOW, - ~ g
An experienced and female physician, has soohin
Syrup for children eehng which greatly facilitates the proees
of teethng by sOening the gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay all pain and regulate the bowels Depend
upon it. mothers 1t will give rest yourselves and relief
health to your infants. Perfectly all See edvey
tisement in another column. oct2S-Iy
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Ist ero f,e,t;o .st on Is wish that sp
pcsie aa that have neither the enc or me on
How pediess vogue new days 70 ra'se an
alike dangerous hul throw the ystem into tns other
extreme, and The slss state OF that i worse thar .ns Ers
EIixtr which powerful ten and restorative and aster
veoous caadion Sold by All respectable druggists through
ont the Unisd states md Canada J. WRIGHT o0,soie
propriesors, NeS Orleans La
Sold also BY all Druggists In Nashville.
anil dtUkr Elr
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Co2keaox1te StAtes ConssAtuslsn Bn111Ied
CHARLESTON, April 3.-Ths Convention voted IA
to 20 to ratify the Constitution Of the Confederzs
States.
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80 mAsIscTcN, April 4-Csptan Bsrry's company
\. zslely With q to 80 carpenters, have gone to
New York. Their object is unknown.
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pAILEY,s mAGIoaI PAIN ExTsAcToR

verdict Of America has been unanimously accorded In favor
Of this sterling allevat0r Of human suffering In all parts Of
the world forthwith supPanu every
other appliance speciss Of Wound sole Erut,e
ouaneOu disorder neuraliz Of evil results from
the bites Of reptiles, mosquitoes and vaspsand has
e greatest se Of medicine in the world Sold ct the prn
cpal depots, IA Broadway, Y, and Chartress street. New
Orleans, BY WRIGHT CO., General Agents. iso BY all
druggists and merchants. { $3.50 .ssn
apu d&wlm- T.ss gi+4.aig.
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Young MEMS Christian AssOoIation.
Il MeAllistor, P; r Bightwell, G 3; ? hichol Z
Q; Morrow, Treas. hsetpgs sVs5 Tuesday ngot q ~
o'clock.
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Meets and 81 Wednesday nights in each month 0cerE
r Melvin, O P; John Hide, P; H Hall, 8 ";
Laken, J W; . Lesneur, Scribe Outer, Treas
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The oonfeaerate state. loan.
PhiIndeIphin nnnI.r

The statement of the Philadelphia Banks for the
week ending the Let inst compares with the preyi-
ous yveeki. attainment M followg
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rram new YORK.

NEW York, April 4.-The steamer kangaroo has
arrived.
The American ships Juniata for Baltimore, and
Joseph Fish for New Orleans, from Liverpool col
lided off Tueas, the former foundered, drowning
Capt. Wilson, the chief mate, and ten men. The
remainder were saved.
Lloyd have advanced the rate of insurance On
cotton from 80 to &c shiiRgs including the risk of
capture.
New YORK, April 3.-The steamer Northern Light
arrived to-day from Aspinwalf the 18th. She brings
the California mails and treasure.
There was a doubtful rumor in Nicaragua
that party of flibusters from New Orleans had
appeared on the Rio Grande.
Adviees from Peru state that President Moreno,
of Ecuador has been intriguing for the annexation
of his country TO France. Letters written by him
advocating that measure have been printed in the
Lima newspapers.
The Heraldis Charleston dispatch says it is re-
ported that Anderson's supplies will be cut of.
Observation-Disclosures ConventiOn.
RICHMOND, Va, April 3.-Msyo was elected
Mayor by 1000 majority over Mills, Unicnist.
The State Convention rs-sssembled to-day.
Scott made speech expressing tbs utter hopeless
ness Of the North giving sufficient guarantees to
the South.
Richardson urged immediate secession.
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RANK NOTE AND E1onaNoE Inn.
tennessee.

BRoKxH AND WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, BroEnsvfile.
Central Bank Of fennesses, Nashville.
larmers' and Mechanics Baak, Manphia.
Mechznies' Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Murfrsssboro'.
Ainsr1 and AAnnfactnrsrs' Bank, KnarvIlIa
Bank Of East Tennessee, KnoxVfIls.
Bank Of Trsnton.
Bank Of Jefferson, Dandrfdrs.
Bank Of Claiborne, At rasSTsll
Bank Of TazsEeliy
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Mixed Club Rates.

M1xe0 CIuD kkatess
DAILY, rRI.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
One Copy of each, one year, $l3 so
One Copy of each, six months, Z 90
Two Copies of each, one year, rs 90
Two Copies of each, six months, Is so
Three Copies of each, one year, : SO 90
Three Copies of each, six months, 19 so
N. B. Cash in advance in all cases,
or no Paper sent.
MAKE UP CLUBS AND5 SEND ON
ORDERS WITH THE CASH,
Address ali Letters 70
&c. GRIFFITH &c GO.
February, 1861. NASHVILLE, TENN.
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The following table shows the course of Govern
ment and State Stocks in New York during the month
of March:
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More About the steamer BienvfIIe.
New YoEx, April The penalty on the steamer
BienVille has been RENTED. $4,000 worth Of silks
were seized on the Cahawba, but were released on
payment of the fine.
There is great activity at the Brooklyn navy
~ is reported that several vessels Of war are ex-
pected to sail tonight Their destination is un>
known.
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SOUTHERN PORTABLE PLANTATION
Germ Feed and FIGURING Mill.
ESTABLISHMENT.

DURR sones Of all sizes hand and made to ORDER Smut
Mills, Mill Spindles Mill Gearling, Boiling Cloth Of all
numbers anchor brand betting hosting and regulating
we picks and plaster Paris and imposted from
which enables sell best articles at low
prices . .
Being practical mechanic thoroughly understanding the
theory and practice of milling operations. Mlers and Mill
wghts will find their interest to examine stock and
prices purchasing All sold warrentedto
give satisfaction.
All Orders and Communications promptly attenden to-
?. III. RYAN
Cor Collegeand BROAD sts., Nashville, Tenn
mhQ6d william.
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ToTRAvELERs BY S SEA AND LAND

The Bachinist, the Ira /;
vidual whose lot in life .
chance Of accident from eeplo- /
bear in mind that this Magic !
friend. It Is both portable
be his companion, IS . friend J
Of living witnesses to testify !
owe their sound limbs and I
The following are . few Of !
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN :
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]. 0. o. F. DIRECTORY.
Trabue Lodge No. 10,
Tennessee Lodge, No. L,

Meets every Monday night ofces OF present term:
Rains, Nc; Tom Coleman, @; Campbell, secy; L H
Hitchcock, 8, P Phillips, Treas.
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stock for SaIes
JOIN WHoRIEY, 80 South Market Street, offers for
sale SIS, 900 worth Of Sock! Cal and see him
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Pa B.

P&B
SPRING CDoTHlxG.-Messrs. THoMA & Rowan, on
College street, nearly opposite the Sewanee Hotel
have just received large and handsome stock of
Spring and Summer Clothing, which they are pre-
pared to make up for their customers in the most
fashionable style at prices to suit the times Gen
tlemen wishing anything in their line would do well
to give them a call. narchS-dlm.
For RENT-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at tins
Office. decE9-1
Wanted.
A Partner wanted with from GOO to 1890 dol
lars cash, in Ready Established Business, which
pays 1000 dollars and moro year. gentleman
and business man, with good city reference, viii
please address RoBERT. i. u
Nov. Is, ls6O-tf
"PANiC STRUCK"
Intending to reduce what is certainly the largest
Stock of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS
in the State, will sell from this time
without Regard 20 ProfitsI
J. W. LANGLEY,
FAB A Union street
stock for sale,
JOIN WHoRIEY 80 South Market Street offers for
sale $751; 900 worth Of Sock ID! Cal and see him
HAVANA seq AR 9!
JOHN WHOKLEY. 32 South Market ste,
Nashville, Tenn.,---2O,OOO Imported Ha.
vanas.-JDS7 RECEIVED FROK BAHAEA.
Latest News from Old virginia.
JOHN WHORLEYs
32 south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATTOK
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VALUABLs BUSINESS HOUSE FOE sALRs

PROPOSE 70 SELL for he puFposs Of closing parnnr-
ship business the three ory Brick Htus tustad an
Ckery srect South o. Broad, oeslpisd ~
Messr Bush as Grocery Store. The property honis
IS fton Cherry S and back 81 fses fhe third sory
Eed up family residence and casrS ample zoon Or
family free sn taxation, slfe, ee1nfy And city. u
one Of most eligible GUINNESS locacusia that part % he
city and VII Be Sod AT BARGAIH For particulars a 70
'' nsTsotIm. - IT, ISAAC PAUL.
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Olive BIZ EHCI4Wp Meuts nv IA
leets every I'd and 4h Wednesday nights. oaacerS &c;
seiferls, @ P; Tom Coleman, p R Jones, v; I
Sanford J w; p Phillips Scribe; Ward, Treas
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Meets every Tuesday night. Officers Of present. term
Crsnshaw, G, Michel, @; John Hide, secy. Thomas
Marshall, Treas
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RidpelH Encampment. MOL.

Aurora Lodge No. 1O5, German
Meets every Thurrday night. Officers Altueyer q;
Lehman. V @; Rich, secy; Geo seferle, Treas.
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HAVANA SEGAR
JOHN wHORLEY. 32 South Market ste,
Nashville, Tenn,,-.-2O,OOO Imported Has
vanas.-JDS7 REOEIFKD FROR AHAHA.
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velsr, and every other indi.
throws him within the
SION, fire. or collision, shozld
Extractor Is his best and only
and cheap, and shouh ever
in need There arc Thousands
to its marvellous virtue, wEo
muscles to its saving efficacy
theleadiaQ diseases for whica
EXTRACTOR is . PREVEA
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Children frequent suf ferers from external injuries
especially from FIEid and CdnDheRe EepJosioAs
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand 1t heals Breasts, an64 ucky
the TRTTER RING WORM, 80 PrsUais1f IN EhS
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ETRsaaInE Matter on First Page.
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| For RENT-A desirable suit of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply at this
office dec29-H
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F. w. GREENHALGE
DFuggIst and APothee cary,
CORNER MARKET AND CHURCH STREETS,
Nashville, Tenn.
IL A share Of public PazOnags respectfully soEostsd
mare9-dlm

EFlHE Tennessee Marine and Fire Iusurauea couDSa
Il this day declared ssmiaunnA dividend q az AN
per share, payable to the stoekholaers demand
A-E. BuTLB
Api-iN Secret
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TnE Cm1Er AmoNe TEN r1EoUsAND.

sreinstsntly relieved Of their anguish, pain and MIA
nation, by timely appliea tonof this orceslous Aso
and the flesh is renew II By charm, blsnish
scarrenaining.
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&ele8rapbtiebe " aeDrtcbten.
| atet ar 6en Baltimore @ede,
MarDGamo=@ efeeeebmme.

Sre0ertd II. Sept. = Na0mittaa5.-
Vlei1 na6Dem Die IG6erliAe 6arce pee Namen=
p%erlelen6 unO Gertaseus i'm Senot uno i'm 6auie
pOr |A 9e9an9en mar, trat In Der Stapt cine
betraGtlthe Muf re9ung Elm, Wtebrere Gpmpaa=
nteen pes acknowledgement marlGtrten in
alien Nihtungen burd) Die Stro6en llnD balC
perbreitete lib Die giadri1t, paB Die Staot bult
ItdnDte einoei6lpfen. NiVntanp burfte Die Gtaot
pbne etnen NaB pom prOpplt~W arl6aa p~erIaIen,
ofl1en Bureau bdlp nit lClAen a~u9efIlt mar,
pelde Suri1dgebalten pOrpen raren, unterpeGen
qtn9 Qteuten. Carmichael BON Der Baltimore go.
lisei, begleitet ppn einem 9rupp @~olt3tlten unO
einem Oetahement Soleaten rubtg urtber unp
nabm 0erboftungen Dor, Gr be9ann nit ben
Senmteu Der 2eetSlatur unp bel pnber5 nit ben
@lrrt6, tpelde ertldrt batten, oaB fe Die WaIAtne
Der 9e9tslatur i'm 0an9e balten wiroen, tiS Elm
Quorum 0n9efomtnen letn triirpe.
Der erite Nrretant mar MiltOn g, GtpD, @lsrt
pe6 9ouleS. Sein @~lltent 3bomaS s. Mppre
fpnnte erit 9e9eno Nbenr 9%eiunoen rperoen,
Der Glerf pe8 Senot5, 6r. &il9Our unp lein
Oebulfe &armad ipurDen ~ebfnfal6 ert na1 Ian,
gem 9taAl udben erNtI1t.
6r. @propn unp Miadubbin BON AoeetanD
tnmen 3una6it unD bierauf fOlsten Die 6trren
Salmon unD Ourant. Spit am Mbsnp wuroe
audi 6r. RtBler Serbaftet; MileS mar mad ben
lebten Beridten nod ntbt aufeefunpen. gs mgr
Die 9ltint Der 8pli3ilten, ate Mttelieper 3u Ger
baften, pelAe fit 0aqis' fampls n 8eri6t ees
Itimmt Datten, IN Dem 9e9en bic gerbaf-
tun9 pUn NUB 0tnanS unb anDes
rem perrdtberi6en gurgernb es
IStaate8 WarYlanb pwte BITE
~ nrPattOn Der WnnbeSre9teruns
Drptef etn9elegt wurbe. 10000
Gremplare %oelielben tpurpen confa3trt,
glahmitta96 perlammeten Ii6 Die llnicnSmits
9lieper peS Senates unp 6aules unp belAlplen,
oaB bic 2e9islatur de facto gu Gnbe lei, le paber
na6 0lule 3uriidte9rsn unb feinen peiteren Ser
luh maiden wIloen, (A wieper gu perlammeln.
pr. Song iptrpe pele9irt, etne turse Grflarun9
oes Sbatbetanpes 81 entweren, tpelhe BON ben
aaireenpen Wiiteltepern lnter3et9net uno SerGf-
fsutliAt iuerprn Iolten.
Die 8erbaftun9 iptrb bte @lerfs baran ber-
binpern, Die Namenlilte gu perle1en unp 10 1T bic
9e9ielatur penn pirtlth 5u @npe. - Webrere
rer tbati9lten Se3entpniten in Der Stopt tno
%epenfale in SiGerbeit 9ebradt,
8reDertd, IL. Sept. Die nntpnsmttf
9tispsr pe5 6auieS nnO @enates weigerten ltG,
lih gu perlanmflm Ii. pe Qegtelatur III tppt, pa Die
Searnten, peI1e bic Namen gu p~erlelen BADEN,
perbaftet Fnp. Die IoYalen Mitgtieper werpen
beate 9fa6mitta9 mad 6auR 3uriidtebren, bic
Se5eIlipnilten na6 Sort NcSenrY gebradt per>
ben. Die @tapt III ru6ie man Ea9t absr pas
'@'erilGt elmer Snpaftpn pur6 Gen. Solution,
u,berall mebt pas S%ternentanner nit Der Sn@
ldrtft; Die Union muB erbalten werOen."
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Sin 8eSueb i'm Sort McSemrD.

Sin YaB pom Wlaier 8elaer, Quartiermeilter
fir pte in Baltimore uno SETTING Mipnrpe fla
t~ipnirten 3ruppen, Gfnete un6 Dor eint9en1oqe1
Die jebt matchmaking Gpre Des Sorts II, CAB uns
@ele9enbeit, un5 elm peni9 I'M Snnera pellelben
um3ule6en. @s ltnp re9t erfreultde gerQnoe=
rungen unter Dem COMMANDO De8 Sen. Dir Daz
ielblt Spr9egan9en unD Der, mal9er Die gpluntz
btaDen, M6rler, @brapnelle8 II. 10 8ele6en BAT,
pelne in erfleflt1er 9ln3nbl auf ten 8QItipnet
aufgepflan3t fnb, Miro l6 70 let6t niGt mebr
Dor Den Se3elipniten in Baltimore fiir6ten.
Die e9ernen S6litnDe beIbsn cine gar md6tiae
l1eberret unesfunlt tnp bic Serren 6rieoensm1rz
ner perpen ltA BON t9nsn pp9l sureoen lallen,
5rteDen gu 9alte1.
SIN Sort beffnben liA teBt 116 geidige bon
per lhiepenem Galtber nnp 0attung, NIT reidli=
der Munttion unp potter 8eoienuns. Die itrid,
teiten Bslebte aber paS Sefnen Der 3bore, Gin
lahen BON 6remoen II. 10. lino segeben unO
tperoert nit elmer G'etpthenbaftigteit 0ur19efablt,
rrel6e unS ! Stanpe @arten oerurladte, ebe
mir ms Snnere 5u9elalen wuroen. N(uh in
nerbalb res 6prts linp uberaa gBaden uno ouf
bic ValtiOtPn lelbIt miro man nur uuter gealei1
tuna 3uoelafen. = SIN 0an3en mGeen 16 iebt
geeen 1000 damn SOtpaten I'm Sort belinoen !.
Die Qeute lino NIT ibra Gerpfeeung unb Qebens,
wetIs iebr 5~ufrieOen pno gaben l6 t~beilpeile reAt
biblde @ldBe am 5afen gum Eager aua9elu6t j;
Die 8elabuns belte9t metlten0 aus Nelps2jprfern.
usbsr bic @tnquarttruu9 Der @efangenen funn-
ten mir 9h4ts erfabren, ME man penn u6erbaupt,
uno pas NIT Hett, NIT Den Nitttbeilungen iber
Die trllieren Nn9elegenbeiten iebr iparIam unl-
SeRt. Spotel 1T fder, paB Sort Mc6enrp fir
bic Stabt baltimore Elm li6ereB 8paperf ge9en
Die Se3gftcnselemente in Der Stabt repra1entirt,
uaO penn nun erlt Die &anOnen auf 6eceraf Sill
unO anOsrsn 4Hberen 9anften elGnsen, 70 1T pas
Yappa9snprS4 fur bic Nebelen fsrtie. @ir
F0nnsn uns auf Sen. Dir serGa0m
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ruten ipieber fort. Der 0ar Gaele, befea @o@
pitan bic @trafan am 9anpe 9ebrO9t Bate. baB
Fe tin bolO BON 1einem SAife befreten irltrpet,
fam sliidlid oaSpn.
9lms Benz giiben.
No1bStue, Senn., 16. Sept. Gtne an
bte Linton anb Qmertcan" BON NtGmUho patirte
Spe5talOepei4e fa9t, buB Der NAtb. 8. 9. @al<
fer, &rte98Ietretar, %reli9ntrt babein TUlee i6paGer
@eIunpbeit, @ein NaAfOl9er wnr nod niAt err
itannt.
Ollie MewzS Orleans 8anten ltelten beute bic
Mtlnaablung etn; Die S4agamtanpten teben
gu Nar.
0tGmpmb, II. Sept, Das @sfebt spt.
lAen @Uue. SSH e unb ben l~1nipnilen 3u SAINTS
glet bat fiG b~eltdti9t. Sen. Sfnnt9tOn bate
oa5 Commando iiter bic @unfSpertrten Sruppen.
Der Getnp purpe ihltmm 3ugeri6tet. Nuf
Soften Der Gonf5oerirten ftel Elm Mtann.
6omptpn'8 &apalIerte ma&te beute etnen
Iplenoiosn Nn9rif auf Die 9inten pe6 6einpes
nabc NleranOrta. NaA etntger lAarfen Nrbeit,
5o9 ib cie Gapalerie nit bret @efansenen unO
etuer Suontitdt MunitiDn .uritd.
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Mus gsosb;uotn,,

Wafbtn9tpn, IS. Sept. & :s
Des 10. Stem gCrter JleetmentS cute
Ntcr9eh 3iptlden 1 tnO 8 ubr tenletts p.s 6lnls
lfS eth lebbaltea S@ormGbel NIT elmer Nbtbeis
lung Suoz@arCltnaz @oDauerie Bet Der @ereint=
9ung Der gEege ppn Mcunt @ernpn unb Ncep>
ltnf.
@aftinet0n, 18. Sept. @eneralquar-
ttermeilfer Mei9s TT BON letner Sour mad benz
Welten mad Wa1binstOn 5uriid9etebrt.
SeutegaGmtttag btelt baS Cabinet etneGrttas
ieuns, BET welGer laumttibe MttslteOer 3ugesen
lparer1.
ST. S. Moslep BON ga. Il all Der Ste0e be5
Stert 5bom. q. Scott NIT Der NufiGt lber bic
GruppentranspOrte betrdut lpprOen.
Sin @cmite Der 9btlabelpbia 6Ope 5Vle So.
fam beute bier an, Inn Der Geeieruis ibre belten
Dampfipriben CUR gerfl9ung gu ltelen.
Sane5 81. Geptolps iparOe bellte gum Sutler
pes 9tgblanpe0 tegtment8 ernannt.
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Mrmeebcwesnnaeil

Darlington, Is. Sept. Die q. 9.
8ldtter linp Der trrt9amltGen glnliAt, bnB bic
100000 Mann Gulpntars, welGe Der YrGlipent
CUR wtrfiamen 6Gbrung peS &rte9es BON ben 9.
ct. ~oerlan9t bat, ni6t inter ben 8eRimmunsen
bc5 Drei<S abr-g Uluntar= @eIeBeS ~realtIrt reroen
tGnnen. gBtr dtSnnen i'm @ssentbeil serIf6ern,
pnB wdbreuo Der Iebten IA Sage Die Netrutirung
ben lc9alen Staaten auBerOrpentli6 elnltige
SprtlGritte 9ema6t bat. 8is gum SCnnabeno
Der na<en WChe werpsn ge9en $4,000 Mann
imebr ltA Den perlAtepeuen Nrmescurps an9el1lOf,
len baben,
Das 2. glep 6amplbire 9ie9iment fat bon
ieiner lebten QGbnun9 metr ais $4,000 In Die
6einatb eeIdift.
Dae Srie9spepartement fmpftn9 9sftsrn ateno
fcl9enpe Oepel9e:
Darnestuwm II. Sept, 6ter 1T gtQes
ru6ta. 8ei YpoleSstae lit bis beute Nbenb ni6ts
Observation-Disclosures palirt. @0rise 9la9t etn9
cline Nbtbeiluns OeS 81. q. 9. &e9iments, Sol.
le Due, BET Seneca Greet iber ben 6luB un6 BE-
ltanp Elm SGarmibel nit 3 fetnpliGen @cmpas=
MEN, ppbet 2 BITS 8 Niann getGrtet tpurpen.
Seute Mor9eu ipuroe ras feinpltGe 2aaer bcut,
tarpirt uno Die 9iebellen 3urldgetrieben.