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Marshal's Sale.

by ,irtuo OF IN alias III Ia O. mo directed. from
- mo circuit court nj tho ju'iod Stata4 cor ua
Middle District NJ Tennessee, i, J.. r. ClHscock MAJ.
shol "a and for said District viii ryposo 20 publtr
sale, 10 the h-hcst bidtGv for cash at the Court
house 'oca in the city Of Nashville, on tho aut cay
Of October, 1862 nh toe right title claim and inter.
est which Thomas Barry, Washington Parr.,g. ANA
A. Y. s. lindsey and Washington Barrow, Admin.
israiofs OF dohn shelby, deceased, have iu uud to
TIE following described pieces or parcels ui Land 30
vii \ tract Of Land in sumner county, I.nuts-cc,
oh bcsha's creek and Jos water- beginning at a
llnnled rock souihCa- t corner OF laao hiiu idrr
thence Norih 4 East 90 poles 20 planted rock
Martins corner; thence North lu7 last I0. ROLES 90
rprh at mtrin curnrT Thence North $50 a East g2
.labci thence Norlh u East % poles 90 "a sycamore
thence South EOS East @" and GO poles o thu crutrr
ul -tW crrhi Thence down 1No same, with Co., mean
der thence south Is Esst ls polos South go. Ea.t
IL poles 90 point uC1r the terminus oJ tho mill.
Wc. llenco south 5iie MC-t"S poles 90 a stah,;
lhgnc' o''a last ~ and Giu pol,s 90 "a corner 90
Nul'h NNl'O.I 81 lhenee fulih -1ia' West aA poles
20 q rhNt iheuco south 'll 81 Last ll3 and 90
poles % rock thence North 6s East l2j poles b.
inc ntlNio OF tho creeki thontc down tho 7amn as
m9Aud1s 10y offsets, thu5 lSnnth 81 East poles
south opia East 2s pole South 80 East Do puosl %
Pile 81 rock. on thc cast bank OF Tho crock; thence
North SIS, Ws go; poles with pr. ". M6nuuw'
n.fih l"uhdaINi 90 q stake; thence south 10 West
~ and $40 poles to stake thence South n g Wost
JOB poll" passing Dr, li. Totd's corner at III poles
urn"o south iHss lco poles ihcu1o South sa'ss'
.IY w.c i0 ID honey locust: hanc, Wc.t ar and
llN POLES 90 rock tlCnce North p East igs p9la7
GOA rocks houch south s9l Pa 3I poles t0 % rock;
tIlhlo North p. IlEt ~, anl 40 poles loas stake:
ih'ur. South sos Fast -.6 ra'a5 90 thc hseinnne
a" - To- 60" ln lHy-Ouc acres, which VIA w!llaI
.y l."l y. Harris 90 h.r vito Sarah T ,nuw sarah
p, h.HH. lHr acr lIlo. Also, q small tract adiouln-
Hy ah0gc, 10 being iho mill irac. Of f5ur ..rrs. H.
.'tt"r VITA ,1o mill on The rauo. SAID property Do.
ius rv.gl upon tD 700 ~ judEuaul in favor az j. a.
I. hu-H against Thomas Barry, Mrsl.iut.fnn Bar
rn.,. W. Narrow and A. Y. A. TIvHr'rr. A Hrfn.st-r.
i's john shelby .elts0d, rendered in $50 ia ClurL
ON lho .r. d'y ' May, lsHn Sal0 t0 taka n.scs 40
O'Clock. D.. b. ULAeDODk,
'"fa"-Iil 4. IS. Marshal, Al. u. o..
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sIaslrillr alaiOu.
FRIDAY MORNING. OCT 20, 1862
Latest News.

Mr.. KrLsEA Of Edgefeld has laid our
selves and the public under infinite obli-
cations BY bringing us a Louisville Joar-
nal of Che 9Th inst, copious extracts
from which appear in our columns this
morning. Mr.. KELSEY left Louisville
last Monday, travelled to Bowling Green
on hand car and thence to Franklin
by cars. lie heard Of no rebels or guer-
'rilIas on lhe whole route. lie says the
cars will be running from Louisville 70
Bowling GrecN in ten days. There are
no troops at Louisville except new leyies
which are comingin.
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H. lie Ablc's coaches arrived yeslcr-
day evening from Greensboro. They
will leave again for the same place on
Saturday morning. Mr.. lie Able reports
the road clear Of guerrillas, and requests
rs to say that passengers can 60 through
10 the Ohio river without uolestation.--
Those who wish 10 travel in that direc-
ton, should cmbracr the present oppor-
tunity. Oct. SIT.
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Justic IS Court.

Jlgs eKnEEFi t.f... IH gs.I br1fra o.. Hl.
vH. e.rfh-nfa o. Ir-ffr., OF Ils..sa
o. fE'1T, Def. ir havitrrn County, Tenn.
I-0 plaintiff, John HrpyHe, in the cotton haF,1~
ohuiu"l U alarlu.ut H-Illst tlG ro.claaur, II.
turned ly hin, .c,ial on rgHiry HrtctF OF cas't-s
belonging t0 tn1 lf.ndluti and On mnI ll a. I.l'a-
u0, Id aIp0lr'uH 90 tHH EtlisllrtUu of Tal JH-.co.
thai dc d.fnuH0f 's uCnrnsdrrt n-. tho e..ls oI
Tcrno.aoe. b, .s ordered tla. publication Do u,8. or
four srrrr aHa WcrfH FOO newspaper uHh Hhei iH tho
city or Nashville called che "tUiur," warming lha
Cn.ondl1t 80 appear brfra asH Ju.I're ora tla lltl
day of September, 1902 aad plead, aHsyer. or dernur
tu ad.I attachment, Otherwise Che csH 0i' la -st
down or Ir'Hl cr Vara on lh1t Dog.
%. d. Hpp1iioAII, DIP.
AnguH ,.H. lgG-.4tU. Pr ~, $500
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Justices Court.

EnrV, 'aATnatp Woous rhiuue)
d. %. CauTIH, Defendant
In "a emit before O.. Vt. Southgate, Justice of aha
Peace for David oa county, Tennessee.
The PLAINTIFF, Nixon. Chatfeld & Wood.. 10 This
action having obtained an Attachment aqaiuet tba
t'ieudlut, 81. q, Griffith, and issued o. Constable
John d. Cover, aud returned by him, lowed on +,u.
airy articles OF furniture belonging % me defendant
and ou motion Of plaintiffs, Joy COUNSEL Al appoarip9
% tho anishcion 81 said jwtlce, thai Tho defondst
is nonresident of iho state of T,nuo ssrc it ur.
dcrd shat publication boz m1do ipr four .ucces. i've
Wpoks iu % newspaper published iu mo city wi Nash.
viii" called the Cui0u,h warming She defendant 60
DC and appear before said Justice on She 9,h t, OF
September, lsd2, md pet0 ah~Wcr 1r deuur Do .ail
trial on p1rie 90 ihnt d1,
"a. NJ. SOUTHGATT. Lp.
August 2lst, 1859 iu,. pre- Cog, Sroo
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Refnsc fho ISSUES OF All TEauks
mentioned Ns,InxN.

Tho following Tcunoe'c, EanE- are brokan, or
have been wound up and tncjr Noff, Sc any nru
out, Er6 utterly WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, AZ Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, a. Na-hgHle
farmer7' and McChuni, Banh, al Memphis
Mcdaniel Bank, nt Mcmphis.
Memphis Saving Institution, at M1mphie
Exchange Rank, at Murlrceghoro.
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, 40 knnyyill a..
iluk Of East Tennessee ut Knoxville
Bank Of Trenton, no TrentOn.
Bank of Jefferson, at Dgndridge.
bsnh Of ca borne, 20 lazcwcl
Bank ot 'iu.aNU1 y, at T,2owell.
Lawroncnhurg h'ns. at Lawreuceburg.
Citizens Bank, 10 Memph.-.
Egnl, Of America, az tlath1yilc
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HEADQUARTERS L. S. Foncrs.l
Nashville. Oct L 1869. (

6Hcrol O.,lr NJ. 81
j. Numerous complaints are made 10
these Headquarters Of searches on private
premises and seizures Of private proper
ty by unauthorized persons.
IT, Hereafter no searches or seizures
shall be made unless first approved at
these Headquarters. All private proper
~ seized for the use Of the Government
must be turned over 70 the Post Commits
sary or Quartormaster, as the case may
be, and properly accounted for.
by command Of
Btigadier- General NEGLEY.
JAWS A. LowBE,
Captain and A. A.G.
Oct2-3i
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To Market-Men.

We call the attention Of maiket-men
to the following announcement Of Mayor
SMITH, in reference TO their security.
Mayors OFFICER
NASHVILLE, Oct. 8. 1862.
In consequence Of the many depreda-
tions heretofore committed upon market
ere, at the Market House, there will here
after be placed there for their protection
a military guard who win see that
yheir rights of property in the sale of
their articles are secured ] have assn
rance from the Military authorities, and
hope that no one will hereafter be deter
red from bringing their articles to the
Market House.
JNo. HUdH SMITH, Mayor.
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Correspondence o. the Louisville JoUmal)
From our Advance toward HaTds-
town.

lCorrespo uJcntc % tho Louisville Jorual)
From our Advance toward HaTds-
town,
CAMP IN THE FIELD, MAR BARDsrowN,
October 4, lS62-We are once again on
the track OF the invader, and il is but
question of time as TO their stay in Ken
lucky, They must leave, or have their
army used mp completely. We have had
daily skirmishes with their rear guard,
which invariably skodaddles upon the
approach of our advance, l feel prouder
for being allowed to assist in driving the
rebels out Of my netiyo State than |
otherwise would. tits reported that the
rebels intend TO give us battle az some
day not far distant, but | am afraid the
report is far from being true. If Bragg
fights ms, he is a lost andruined man: il
he attempts to retrace his steps over the
Cumberland mountains, starvation awaits
him SO in either case the game is up.
and we are the winners.
Our corps which is the Third, is COM
handed by Major General Gilbert who
so ably conducted the retreat of our
forces from Lexington. The General is
a very strict disciplinarisn, aud slowly
and surely Is DO disciplining corps
which we are inclined 10 think will one
day make its mark Details as 10 regi-
ments, brigades or divisions we may not
give, bat we are at liberty to say that
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Sherif's Sale.

DH virtue Of j IN 10 me dirco.cd and delivered
- RON the Honorable Circui, Court og nayids "a
County, 9,u1O--"a, a. its March Term 1853 viii OK
pose 90 public 71 o. 'u The highest hiddor for cash
~ The Courthouse Yard n fhs City Of Nashville on
Saturday, the 30 day Of Augsst 1852. al tho rfrht
title, claim, interest and osuItc, which u O. l,ush
then had or may have since acquired, I'm aud 50 tho
following described Lot OF Ground ying IN nlYi son
county, state OF Tenn s-ec, (thCre being NJ decd Of
record n Inc Registers oLce) In South Nashville,
renting ON the G-t side Of Cherry street 90 feo and
on both sides iy thc property of ssag Paul ON which
th - ,wos,oIy brcl, house, hCing the same sold
hl Isaac ,aU % G.. Bush in the plan of lot known
3" lho tiysil Vr.No property. anu levied ON as tno
Wnugli! eft 90 tushi TO 2St7fy Judgment ROM
irrui iu h,vOr u Thomas Wells agliust W T.. Nauc'.
" a.. Bu-u, and q w. Nance.
=. a. HINTON
by lnr. llbEoS ,!Np. ~ha. siirrih uf ~ g.
August IN, lSB2-td
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The Insurance OrFIcE Of w. j. MAm
College street, just below Union is the
Mace TO obtain the best price for Green
backs, Tennessee money, Gold, Silver
and Southern Currency. Oct s, &C.
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Judging from the kissings and en-
braces Of the rebel prisoners yesterday
we think some Of the rebel women must
have found part at least, of their
rights.
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Notice.

A GENTLEMAN and h.sviic can DO acroupnriatcd
n with good room 10y mTn'sbur the same} ut q
No. 1 Boarding House. .a % coUgcnirut part Of the
city by appl, ing 0t tHi. o.Nr0 sep3n-e2t
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Vehemence creates dislike excessive
mildness contempt; be neither 30 severe
a. 10 DO hated, nor so tame 90 TO be in
suited.
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Anew Quariermaster's Vouchers. Also,
a few thousand dollars in gold for sale.
Enquire at Office Of Commercial Hotel
Sent. 9O-tC
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FHNl Annual commencement ~ tlo a. worthy
4 Grand Lodge OF Tennessee. win ho hold lu this
City on "Wednesday, October 23fh, 1859. atP O'Clock.
prompt attondture. Ci tla representative b.
JOINT HIDE "a er--'E.
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al io well aud going well, while HC b1yc
no doubt that Buelrs ultimate success
will far exceed even the hopes Of his
most sanguine friends.
saw the gallant old Fourth Division
to-day. This is the division which The
late General Nelson commanded. / CON
Sersed freely with many Of The officers
and IL is aim st impossible to describe
their grief az the loss Of their General
said a Major speaking Of him, lie was
a rough but o kind man; / never knew
how much / liked him until he left our
DIVISION and tho Majors sentiment was
that Of the entire force
The First and Second Kentucky Rogi-
ments are both near ms. Colonel Scdg-
wick says that his men are anxious to
meet the foe again. II will be remom-
bered that the Second Kentucky has
never yet participated in a defeat, while
they have shared the glory Of many a
well-contested field.
II is growing late, so aides seniors.
OLD SOLDIER.
New York, Oct. Washington cor
respondence Of the morning papers say
the declaration of Secretary Seward
through Minister Adams TO England, Of
which VIC have the news by recent
steamer, Of the purpose Of the Govern
ment 10 issue letters Of marquc with q
view Of checking tho hostiities now car
ried on by Southern privateeTs on the
United States commerce, has caused no
little sensation among representatives OF
iopeign powers and students Of interna-
tional law here, who regard il as para
mount 10 an official recognition by tho
United states Of the rebels as beiiiger-
ents.
There is intelligence from England
that 1900 tons Of iron, 20 be used for
plating vessels, is on The way to the
South but even il the blockade should
be successfully run, our iron. clad YES
sells will be ready before those Of the
rebels.
NEW York, October 1.-The Governor
ofNorth CaroIin, Colonel Vance, deliy-
cred his Inaugural al Raleigh on the sth
ult tits moderate in tone. When
speaking of the treatment received by
North Carolina at the hands of the rcbe
Government il is quite bitter and sar-
castle.
NEw York, Oct. 1.-The Hcrald's cor
respondent says il is understood that
Hon. Ely Thayer will Immediately
receive the appointment as Military
Governor Of Florida. This is made with
a view TO enable Thaycr and those who
are acting with him to carry out their
scheme for tho introduction into the
Southern States Of a loyal laboring pop
ulation
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NOTICE!! notice.!

u ENI. ,. MOSELEl, LtEi TENANT AM cIAI,
~ Ter Master Of the Hirst Tennessee Gyguu,rt ol
Middle Tennessee Volunteers, VIII confer 4 tt,or u,
cl.'ug his morning at O'Clock, Sept. II a. al Doc,
quarters, capitol building y. 4 FOSTER,
so@hlr Lcut.-Col. lot Tenn. Tut
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Price and Van Dorm in Full Retreat.
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NEW MUSIC.
Here's Your Mule! 7"

A NEW COMIC CAMP SONG and mORr5 vhIrn
"A 81 bo1ud 60 ba tho mort Iupu.T fuuF M print ,
Camp LliIuu Cau br cont uy Iul tu Huy para UI lh1
country, GOA receipt OF 10 cent. ia rtamIE.
A. this song LHe become NtfN popular Uraun huut
tho camps, kutlsIf and New lluHf dallHIs would 90
wrII 90 supply ihams.l,es by f Dlntrli vh % can
ne hHH 900 reasonable rfi.s.
Alec, NEW EONCsB.
i.u1 Grave by Gao soa,...-........hg william U...
Pa Looking iuI Him Homo. ..........
E-Anrl iiue--oiI hnd O1uris. ....f.
lN0 Ma.fFus IHrsEeI. Hr fa. a.fiaf'r ra,r-fffr-
HHa. li..l fa.Ht
Jnaeiia, cf Marsi---I.ratif FaI.lfldas
silver 90 f1Et - .T lis @ "a l0g lnog-i--l g.
Nss Air..
c. Il. BEAUMAN.
"a UNION aiRFEr.
Successor N q. y. BENSON.
Uly la-H
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Notice.

A ~ pe.rrrs h.ug 90 Jon On Independent
n Company % hght ~ luel1 sgn 500 melf uf q.
Capitol 30 O'clock O-t-2t2t.
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LATE NEWS

elorion, Federal victory at coriuth.
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Our Troops in Pursuit of the Rebels.
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Government Claims.
ANDREW McCLAIN

WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION no THE
w collection o., cluims of every Kind arninst the
Government Of Che Uultoe States intrusted % lbs
caro-.
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fernt BON Der SteIe, mo- man ben &Grper fanb
lag cine 9ttole unD elm N%alterme1er. Der
@rmoroete lbetnt etne Strede nett aelAleift
pCrpen gu letn. Man fanD weiter ntht5, ais
Elm leereS portemunnate unO einige @eiAdftse
farten. Ote Su9el mar pberbalb oeS Rntees
etn9eorun9en uno unterbalb b~elielben beraua=
eefommen. Sic bate eine 9ruBe 9lrterie per
lebt unb bur4 Gerblntune ben Sob berbeioe-
ftbrt. Der Gbdter 1T nt6t ermtttelt nor
Den. (N. q. 81. a.
seniatiOusbcri6te. Dte Oepel6e BON
WinGeiter Spm 16., wetGe melOete, baB @tne
DIETER BON Den NebeGen mteber bebrubt peroe,
oaB tnnerbalb elmer 0ufe cine @tlaAt ee-
liefert perOen pitroe unp baB ale @orrGtbe
naA 6arper6 Serra sel3tdt tpOroen tpGren,
rptro pom yBalbtn9ton Star" in folgsnOeu
0urten 3uridsewteIeu !:
oOiee6 1T nur Elm SGrefensgefpenR
Sleine Sanben cOnfSpertrter. 8uI6fleppe,
tretben It6 in Der gldbe BON @tnGefer Der.
nm, aber bic Speratiunen Ger 9Ope'lHen Or.
NEE maden eS elmer efefttpen feinbltAer
Madt unm69ti&, einen StreiA oe9en Din
DIETER 3I unternebmen." 2
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S6luf Der erftcn Sienme SeS
81 GOn9rehes.

Die erte reselmaBise Sibung bes 81. GVn.
9relles l9lpB ibre 8erbanDluneen (oie Der
v@eder" tets pinttli6 mtttbetlte) eorgefern
NIT Der @alTrun9 Der 8tG, Die 9. ct. 9of.
marten gum 9~itlti9en .3a~bluugsmittel er9ebt
unO Banfen, @Urpprattonen un0 Yerlpnen Die
Nusgabe BON Soften pDer Depilen, ppa GERM
eerem getro9e ais $1.00 frenee perbtstet.
gs tpurpen IN picier fat s @iUnate laneen
Stbune cine Menge pi6ti9er MaBre9eln er=
leOtet, unter benen Die Bia fur @man3ipa=
ton Der Sflapen i'm Oifrttt Columbia, Die
Steuerbia, bic 6eimtattsbtu, Die gDnfSfa-
ttOns@Qtte (penn aud leiDer In oetpGflerter
Nufla9e) unb Die NiiIt3bin iebenfaQ5 Den er.
fen stang etnneDmen. Die 8epiQtaunaen
betraeen 500 MiQipnen 1U1ars, t~pOrunter
$50 Nltliunn fir Die 2lrmee unp 100 0lil-
ltpnen f1r bic 6lOttc. 0iele wt6tiee Bills
tpurben i'm !9aule perI9Ubsn ODER bltebeu i'm
Senat unerleDi9t, BON Denen mir l6lieBlif
nod naGfcbenoe ertpGbnen 9tnfnabme Dec
Staate3 @etzGtr9inia tn bic linton. Or
tpettsrun9 De6 SGtnOi0 Mlt6tean : Canals
@let9mdBtges Bancroft 8erfabren. Ott
8anf-Bia. Bepiaieune BON $2O0,O0O,0 OC
CUR emancipation Der Sflapen in ben @rens=
Itnaten unb Qnlteolung oer1elbeu TN Naslanbe
Die 5auebi1s aber NbIAahuns bes 6ronca.
tur- NriSileetums unO Der Meilenz@ eloer Der
@pngreBmtt9ltcper, un0 bic 8ia User Gutla1
flung Der Stdats9efengenen 9e9en Gauttpr
lief Der Senat unerleot9t.
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SGaben sertrIa6t. Dte Steuerbaus6en un~
Ierer Boots linO fat ale NIT 6 tienplot'en Ss@
pan3ert tpprpea.
Cine strettette SGurteret.
@m 10. maGte Maior @tenptnen NIT elmer
Mbtbeilung Sutnotss@ ooouerte einen Streif-
qua. Seine WaAeu lfteBen balo auf etne
feinolthe S9waorcn, Die i6cn BON gBettem
eine Yarlamentdrlag9e %ablanote. Na1 @tn=
ft0runa perlelben BET Majpr @lenptnen lief
lib qlet6 ertennen, baB Die 6ld9ee nur cine
fin9trte ur1a6e aneab unp Die Nsbelle1 etpaa
NnDeres babel i'm SGtlb flbrten. gu elet
der 3eit CAB Elm @pntrebanp mi ern Sruppen
Na&rtGt, bab bic SiDIi6en untsr Dem Dsd=
manttl Der Yarlamentdr Glae9e &anonen In
Steuuns brtneen lteBen, um unlere Nbtbet,
lung nteDer gu tartatl6en, iObalO Die 8rdse1
Der 9arlamentarF liA aus Der SduBlt=
ME suritd9e3psen batten. Cine fur3e obea
lGarf e8ecbahtuu9 beltatt9te pteie &n9abe uni
MaiOr @lenptnen mar 70 fret, bic fetnpliGer
Sff3tcre 70 LANCE nit ii0 gu nebmen, Biz Ell
leirte 9teiter aus benz 8eteih Der fetnpltAer
Gel61be gebraHt Bate. gei'm Nbi6teb per.
i6erte er fe, bae Der erfe S6uB auf letn,
2sute ibnen ben sails eefCltet baben tpitrpe
unD entieB l1e inter Inempfeblun9 etnes Def
fern 8etraaen8,
Gine S9anbe tf's, baB F6stfaIt NIT ieben
00ItbOute Dueenbe BON Sft3ieren aus ben
8eret0 beg &~ampfplaBes 3urid3teben. @il
Drtttbeit oappn 1T ptrtli4 franz, wabrenO bt
unOeren fG pNrdb tr9enD cine An9abe l1rlaul
perlhafen. - Gin anserer WiblfanO 1T pa.
Sablret6e Salten pom Sff3tersbsOtenten, pel
Ge Dte belten Statiunen Der SplDaten tbeileu
cbne baB tie ie an Den Nrbetten Dper Stra
paben psrlelben She'll nebmen.
Dim lebten SCnnta9 traf cine I'm Ierer Streif
partieen auf etnen 14tdbrtgen Spbn bes Der
tUrbenen @rprdfipenten SYler, weI6er einei
pra6tpOa auseetatteten 5enslt rift, Set nd
terer %unterlu6ung ereab ct lt9, DAP Der Dol
tim benubte 3aum unp Sattel pradtSoll mi
dhtem Stlber o%er3tert mar unp auf cine
@latte fpl9snpe Sni6rtft trmg Santa Ann;
Saddle, pr scented to Gen. Tyler by Gen
w. Scott"
Nm Samfae (pen 49, wadte ItG Gapt
8btte prm 3. YennlYlS. 2est. auf, INN mad
8urnltpe's Corps gu selansen. gr traf ot
9tdets Der Sunpestruppen pieIIetts @tlliams
burg. Na6ri9ten BON Der Nnfunft Burn
TDe's mGgen Die 9tebeaen gu ibreim l6teunteel
Gud3ug gen 8idmcnO gu oeranluBt 9aben
@'epiB 1T, DAP 1te itA tur ipentge Sage IN pel
fraber pom belebten Sampfen aufDieItsn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-19
Wrmec<NeriMtc.

Son @sfpser IGrei6t elm ~GcrrepUnoent
pe6 9bil. Snqutrer Oab am IA. Sen. 5etnbel=
mann HeSue lber &earneps DipiltOn urr
SbOmpfun'e resuIdre 8atterie abbielt. Die
Solpoten laben muntcr uno 1ril6 aus unr
0olfabrten Die ManOeuore nit GROCER 9r13i-
liOn. Oa Sen. 6earneY nod immer franI
1T, 70 mtrp Die DtpiliOn BON 8rieape=@ eneral
Barney fommanpirt.
Der 8einb pertdlt lih nod INNER anl6et
nenO rutte, rOd ipeiB man nit geltimmtbeit,
oaB er li9 in GROCER Nn3abl auf Dem Don 0or-
itlOn Gambling 9eeeniiter ~gsls9ensn ufer be-
inbet unO, wie so beiBt, 8otterteen erbaut,
I'm uns bas 9anOen Der transport nnp an
Oeren SGtfe gu erf6meren.
Nm. II. ~feuerte cine &ompasnie Gebelen
auf ben Dampfer Sobn u. Nntren. 3rpb
benz Oiele &useln in oaS S6if Oranseu, parp
bod NemanO perIest, nod lunlt bepeutsnper
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-19
Central 9alcf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der
9. ct. Mrmee.

Dbtlabe4pbta, IS. Suit. G}fnes
raj Sailed nabm beim Nieperle9en oeS SCms
manDos i'm Suppelten In elmer SrOre BON
leinen Soloeten Ntl9teD unO beIObt tie fir
ibren W1ltb 1tup tbr 9utes 8etra9en. Otele
GbatloGe iGeint pas 0erit6t, Dab er mad
0albtngtcn betufen iet, um ben Sberbefe9l
rter bte 9. ct. Armee gu iibernebmetts 81 be-
~fatt9en. Wte es beibt, tperOen bic @enerale
Dope uno Mc@lelIon lire relpeftiOen Nrmeen
unter i6mr fort ~cOmmanDiren.
Osr g8ai6. Star 9ibt 3u Serlteben, bab baS
@eri6t, baB Sen. Sailed mad Walbin9tCn
tOntme, beg'inOet let. @ter es let nod niAt
gsptB, paB er, ME es betbt, ais mtlttdriiHer
Gatbgeber De5 @ralpsntsn betbebalten NerOe