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the department within the limits OF its
own revenues by the LIST of March next,
as required by the Constitution.
] am happy to inform you that, in spite
both of Establishments and threats, used
in profusion by the agents Of the Govern
ment of the United St@tes, the Indian
nations within the Confectionery have re-
manned firm in their loyalty and stead-
fast in the observance of their treaty en-
gagements with this Government. Nor
has their fidelity been shaken by the
fact that. owing to the vacancies in some
OF the offices of the agents and superin-
tendents, debF. has occurred in the pay
ments of theannuites and allowances TO
which they are entitled. / now advise
some provision authorizing payments TO
be made by otllE officers, in the absersq
of those specia charged by law With
this duty. - -
We have never ceasing cause to be
grateful for the favor with which God has
protected our infant Confederacy; and it
becomes us reverently to return our
thanks and humbly to ask of His boun-
teousness that wisdom which is needful
FOR the performance OF the high trusts
with which we are charged.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Richmond, Va, Aug Is, 1862.
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che gust.
Athens, Friday, August go, 1899.
News.

NCWo.
RICHMOND, Aug. PA skirmish occur
red on the Rapidan on Wednesday, near
Raccoon Ford, between our cavalry and
the cnemy's rear guard About 80 of the
Yankees were killed and 70-captured.
Pope has retreated to Brandy Station.
six miles below (beyond) CulpeperC. II.
His position, t.last accounts was about
midway between the Court House and
the Rappahannock river.
The impressioNnSevails with some that
he will make a stand near that stream,
while others think he will continue
his retreat to Manassas Junction.
MOBILE, August pa special dispatch
to th4 Advertiser and Register, dated
Jackson the 2lst, says that the enemy
have taken Haynes Bluff on the Yazoo
River, which gives them the control of
the mouth, furnishing good base of ope-
ration against Vicksburg.
Breckenridge arrived here this evenings
also the Confederate sick from below.
A large number of the Fort Donelson
officers are here, awaiting to meet their
commands, who are daily expected from
Western Prisons.
The Federals still continue to ravage
river plantations, but venture no further
than eight er ten miles from shore.
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A. Change of Men and Policy.


With our enemies, the war is series
Of experiments, and success the sole test
of merit. This would be very well if
their opinions and judgments were any
thing but hasty eaprices. They allow
their Generals but one chance. A single
failure tumbles a leader, whose praise
had been on every tongue, from the very
top to the very bottom of tho ladder
Who has heard of Mcdowell, save as a
subaltern, since he lost the battle of Ma
nassas? And yet he undoubtedly man
aged his attack admirably. Even Win
field Scott, who was their COMMANDMENTS
Chief, was speedily allowed to retire, and
to spend the rest of his days in taking
the oath of allegiance. Mcclellan is the
latest wreck, and Hallecs is the present
experiment. With less talent and less
merit than Mcclellan. he will probably
not float half so long
But change Of policy seems TO have
come in with tho last change of men,
Mcclellan, with his river base and fleet of
gunboats, has passed away, and Pope and
an advance through the hill country
have succeeded.
If Pope MAINTAINS himself, his fortune
is made; but his late disaster at Cedar
Run has prepared the way for that fall
which he is soon to realize
1t is unnecessary to say that our sol
aiers are more than willing to the change
of field by the enemy. If our foes could
not prevail BY the big waters, far worse is
their prospect by the springs aud pools of
our mountain resion,
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Official Order for the Suppression
of Dis1oyal Practices.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
washington. D. c.. Aug. 8, 1862.

Washington, D. c., Aug. s, 1862. !
Ordered, 1st-That all United States
marshals and superintendents or chiefs
of police of any town, city or district be,
and they are hereby, authorized and di-
rected to arrest and imprison any person
or persons who may be engaged, by act,
speech or writing. in discouraging volun-
teer enlistmeuts, or in any way giving
aid and comfort to the enemy, or in any
other disloyal practice against the Unit
ed States.
3D. That an immediate report be raaeae
to Major L. c. Turner, Judge Advocate:
in order that such persons may be tsied
before a military commission.
Sd. The expenses of such arrest and
imprisonment will be certified to the
Chief Clerk of the War Department for
settlement and payment.
EDwIS NJ. STASroS,
Secretary Of War.
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Battle of Cedar Run.

The Richmond Examiner, of Monday,
says:
Late Northern papers received in
this city yesterday contained Popes Off
cial report of the battle of Cedar Creek.
He says: General Banks, with ten thou
fand men, was attacked by the Confeder-
ates with twenty thousand; brigade of
two thousand men lost fifteen hundred
in charge on the rebel batteries; an
Ohio regiment was annihilated, and o
Wisconsin regiment ran. He calls it a
drawn battle, but acknowledges loss OF
three thousand in killed and wounded.
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CRY for Peace.

The Dubuque (Iowa) Herald has sent
up lugubrious wall for "peace." 1t
calls for Cessation Of hostilities," that
the Union may be restored" The Her.
aid says: "rhe bravest of all men this
day is he who cries peace; and above all
the ephemeral dignities of the day will
be that mans memory who, unintimi
dated, cries neace."
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The Black Brigade.

The Savannah Republican says:-it
is reported, upon good authority, that
some trouble occurred with the black
regiments at Hilton Head last week, and
Saturday last the entiie force was dis
banded and broken up.
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psy~ A dispatch from Toronto, Can

sss" dispatch from Toronto, Canada,
dated the llth, says: Extraordinary
numbers of Americans are here, to escape
being drafted. The Toronto Globe. which
is friendly to the North, says that STAN
tons late order is impolitc, absurd, and
tyranical, and that only the craven-heart-
ed, disloyal, and incapable will come
here, and return after the 18th, and their
departure from Canada will excite no re-
pret
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Dsly" A French genealogist has found
out that the Empress Eugene is the true
heiress of the throne of Mexico through
her Spanish ancestors, who are descend
ants of Montezuma
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Bag" The cotton market is going up to
fabulous prices. Sales of l,500 bales mid
ding upland were made at New York al
Al to AZ cents a pound and small
lot Of middling fair sold at 52a cents q
pound, which is Beloved to be the highest
figure paid for cotton during the history
of the country.
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Bias" The Detroit and Chicago papers
state that the rush for Canada is tremen-
dous. At Milwaukee, too, great many
arrests are made daily ofpersons going to
Canada to avoid q draft.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT EAST Tenn,
Knoxville, July 23d, 1852.
General Orders No. 80.

I. All furloughs are hereby revoked, and every
absent officer and soldier belonging to the Army
of East Tennessee, physically able to travel, will
return without delay to his command.
In every instance of non compliance with this
order, the officer or soldier will be arrested and
tried as deserter.
II. Quartermasters at tho different Posts are
directed to furnish all soldiers of this command
who have sick furloughs, transportation to their
respective regiments.
~ command of
Maj. Gen. f. KIRBY SMITH.
II. L. CLAY, A. A. G..
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More Laughing at a Funeral.

In one of the recent numbers OF har-
per's Weekly, one Of the humorous cuts
is New York father promenadihg his
two daughters with placards on tho
backs, offering them and 10000 oth-
GERS enlisting thirty men.
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Confederate Currency.

Special attention is invited to the no
tice below. The war upon the currency
has been productive of an immense deal
of harm, and we are pleased to know a
stop is to be put to it,
Headquarters, Departm't E. Tenn,
Knoxville, May 26, 1862.
1t having come to the notice of the Ma
jor General Commanding, that persons
within the limits of said Department are
,discrediting the Confederate Currency by
refusing to receive it in payment of debts
and for produce
He hereby gives notice that this is a
grave political offence, and that all per-
sons so offending render themselves LA
BILE to arrest by the military authority
vested in him. F. KIRBY SMITH,
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BasH Amos Green, n prominent lawyer
of Paris, Illinois, was arrested at Terre
Haute, on Friday last by order of the
United States Marshal. 1t was reported
in Terre Haute that the charge against
him was purchasing arms and ammuni-
ton with which to resist the government
draft
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rsas- A bundle of counterfeit shinplas-
tiers. on tho corporation of Richmond,
county of Camden, ~ c., and the Me-
chanics Savings aud Loan Association,
Savannah, was found IN The Yankee
oatnp at Cedar Run.
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TERMS.
TERMS:
THE POST rs PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
two Dollars Year, p ayable in Advance

va No attention paid 10 orders TOR the rape.
upie. accompanied BY the Cash.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be charged 81 so per square
OF 10 lines less, for the first insertion, and rs
cents for each continuance. a liberal deduction
made to those who advertise by the year.
: ,ey- Persons sending advertisements must mark
The number of times they desire them inserted, or
they will be continued until forbid and charged
accordingly e'
For announcing the names of dates for
SGhce So, Cash.
lar advertising rates.
All communications intendalSto promote the
private ends interests of Conventions Societies,
Schools or Individuals, will bS4e1ged as adver-
tiScrncuts
Jon WoRg. such as Paluphlets. Minutes. Circu-
lars Cards, Blanks, IIaRi5 ~. be execp.
tel in good style and on reasonable termFsyysFs.V
All letters addressed to the ProprietqS will he
promptly attended to.
NJ communication inserted unless accompanied
by the name of the author. -
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF +. Tenn,
Knoxville, July "a, 1852.
General Orders No. 81.

II. Railroads are prohibited from transporting
Leather except upon the order of the Chief Quar-
termaster or Chief of Ordnance of the Depart
ment. BY command Of
Maj. Gen. E. KIRBY SMITH,
[Sgned] II. l.. CLAY, A. A. G..
J. L. MORGAN, Major and Chief @. NJ.
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ORDER TO PREVENT THE EVASION OF NILirARY
DUTY.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

DUTY.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Washington, D. c., Aug. s, 1862.
Ordered, lst-By direction of the Presi-
dent of the United States, it is hereby
ordered that, until further orders, no cit
zen liable to be drafted into the militia
shall be allowed to go to foreign coun-
try, and all marshals, deputy marshals.
and military officers of the United States
are directed, and all police authorities.
especially ut the ports of the United
States on the seaboard and on the from
tier. are requested to see that this order
is fully carried into effect. And they are
| herebv authorized and directed to arrest
and detain any person or persons about
to depart from the United States in viola
ton of of this order, and report to Ma
ior L. G.. Turner, Judge Advocate, at
Washington city, for further instructions
respecting tho person or persons so ar
rested and detained.
I'd. ANY person liable to draft who
shall absent himself from his country or
State before such draft is made will be
arrested by any Provost Marshal or other
United States or State officer wherever
he may be found within the jurisdiction
of the United States, and conveyed to
the nearest military post or depot and
placed on military duty Tor the term Of
the draft; and the expenses of his own
arrest and conveyance to such post or
depot, and also the sum of five dollars as
reward to the officer who shall mako
such arrest, shall be deducted from his
pay.
Sd. The writ Of ka5eas corpus is hereby
suspended in respect to all persons SO ar.
rested and detailed and in respect to all
persons arrested for disloyal practices.
EDwiN M. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
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Rates of Postage.

Attention is invited to the following
act, which goes into effect on the first day
of July, proximo:
AN ACT to amend an Act entitled can Act to
prescribe the Rates of Postage in tho Confedo-
rate States of America, and for other purposes."
SEC. ]. The Congress of the Confederate States
~ Anierica do enact, That from and after the LIST
day Of July next, there shall be charged tho fol-
lowing rates Of postage, to wit; For every single
letter sealod' and for every letter in manuscript or
paper OF any KIND upon which information shall
be asked for, or communicated in writing, or by
marks and signs, conveyed in the mails for any
distance within the Confederate States of Amcr-
Ca, ten cents; and every letter or parcel not OK
,oeeding halt AN ounce in weight, shall be deemed
a single letter and every additional half an
ounce or additional weight of less than half an
ounce shall be charged with an additional single
postage. [Approved April 10, 1857
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HEApo'Rs 5TH DIST. DEPT OF EAST Tenn,
Office Deputy Provost Marshal,

J. Hereafter no Que but Dr. Marshall, Druggist
Athens, McMihn county; W. G. Whitehead, Ben
ton, Polk county; DR.. Edwards, Cleveland, Brad
ley county, and s. s. Barrett, Charleston, Bradley
county; Frank McCorkle, Decatur, Moigs county;
aud Hugh l.. NJ. Roberts. Washington, Rhca
county will DO allowed to sell liquors in tho above
poses. strictly, and on proper prescriptions.
2. Mono hut regular commissioned army Sur
geons will be allowed to prescribe liquors for Of
6ccrs or soldiers, and no one hut a well known
regular praetioing Physician will he permitted to
issue prescriptions for citizens. 9
3. Any one violating these orders win he
promptly arrested aud punished.
y NF''F1 W. L. 'LAFEERTY,
Captain aud Deputy Provost Marshal,
sth District Department East fennessce.
Jupc 20, 1862
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SCbalb bic 0a6rt9t baSon In Gatrfar
Station anlanet, purpesine tarts NbtbstIune
inter Sen. @tursiS abselaidt, Die 0larppeure
su beRraFen. Dis gtebellen 9aben strar bic
gtIenbabn unb Den Sslsgrapben 5u MandfaS
benentenO beI66ei9t, oDH fam Der ShoDsn
ron unierem 8aucprp5 in "a StunO5a aus9es
bsIsrt neroen. Dir unterbreUuns ceg &sle>
grap6en binosrt uns aber, ndbereD Details ubsr
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sol, 6'5bugb's @oboGerte i9etrt, %anlsatt
uber Den &aFpabannOd gu Seben, It3 iii Die
8erge biuter 0arrentOa 3urifgc3O8en gu ia
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Bis rs Nlellsu bi0 rab 8riltpp Mno Ntanal.
fac gu MAIDEN bate. gBir g%lauben, eaB lie
lta wteper Surud3Os. sbe Stur9ts ant1m.
9ope ptrp 5pstfelloa cine FarFe @apollerieat1
t9etls,ng btnter tbr berididen. bod miro 70
l9per batteu, fe at5ufaiisen. -a
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beeaneen babsn. Die S6pteriStetten NIT
ben &bippepabs, wet8e bent auffano Der
Sicur 70 bt6t auf Dem 8uBe fUt9sn, srrsaen
eroBe 8etir,uns. Der n0roItAe Tbeil cs6
ESTATES beiaaGrmt bte 8eb5rpen nm mjlttart~
I4e 6aGfe.
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oaB er am %. BET Ct. Qtters augetcmmsn
iet uuD ben ~belossrtsn Gtnrobnern ale tttC9=
Tide 0ilfe Ieiiie.
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ctrung auf Der Sort Nj08elsp 5tcute nnO tsbrte
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surud. CT brinet Die Qsifnome eiutser 0rau%
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ters gltGotet purosn, unp berihtet, DAT @i9ens
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Iet. -
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flag an. Der Hampf prrpe Bis lpat Abenoe
fOrtaelebt. Settber bat man N4te BON bort
sebDrt. ssa1
Soy. StbleD ~oerianet beoeutenoe Serlt1r'
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DE gu entltgli6 linp, um na6erS0blt gu tper=
ben.
Da6 Der Guftunp BON Weibem anseltiftet
lit, unterlie9t feinem 3peiiel mebr.
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ReerUtiren.

Buffalo, 26. dug, Sol. s. .. NC
Mabou, Der bier Gin trtl6sa Js9tmtut wirbt,
erbielt beute cine Depelte ron Sen. @OrcO
ran, caB Ooe Gegimsnt gu @OrcOran's 8ris
9aOs itoBen lCle.
Das 116. 0ts8iment. Sol. @toptn, bat fab
900 0tanu unD pirD Gupe Der 0pde nan
Waibington o~bgehen. aa
SsnesO, &c. Qu8. Das 4. SSwssC,
Rsstment, @ol Narner. sablt iter 500 Nf.
uuD mirD balp D~O15abIig lein ; sine Sai3e
BeuercOmpasnte, bauptid6li6 aus SrlanCsrn
bsltebenp, 1t in oas Neatment smstreten.
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gSrtteres iiber Die Snbiunersllmrubcm.
Die Gbtppessabs Id,lieaen fIb benz MuffsdM6 an. -
" FEM Him tn " Ide Selest.

Die GbtppeSnabS idblieken iIdb Dem Mufftdno an. -
Rep Him in " iHs SELECT.
6tpam, %. Nm9. Die lsBten Na6e
rt6ten aus 81 ewulm fnO pom Samlta9
Qbsub. Dieles StaptAen 1T bstnabe gang in
Hide 9elr9t.
Sine ptrtft BON Gruw @tus ansefUmmene
YsrIun btri6tet, paB 6Ule in t9e Da9, Der
erUbe GBtppspab- 5auptltng, cine VroclnlnG
ton erItsb. wOrtn er ertlGrt, oab er fir oas,
mas Die SnOtansr mad Dienlta9 tbnn, nt6t
perantwurtItb let, unO Die @etBen trarnt, oas
County bis babtn ;u DerlaGen. St i9ift cine
DepeI@e an ben Snptaner.@ ummt6Gr Dole ii.
Rt4ter Cooper, tpOrin er Fe anfOrDert beraufs
3ntOmmen MnD etnen 9srtras nb5ul9lieben.
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bic SnOtaner 3Iasen oUrsebrnHt baben, iUu
IN gtuem HEfag ppm @aPninn SsltfmVvp
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unfananr Gee.

06t1aorIpbta, 20. 9us. Die Brig
3. Us. Spencer 1T BON 3rtntpap angstOm+
m.n. Nm Sonutn9 fieB lie Der 8aruneat
nit Der 8arfe y~lSetmtnD" suIammen, Die Don
Nem-gprt ned 9lfp Orleans 9ins. 8eipe
muBten in 8Oige Oelsn Nsparoturen porneh
men, DER Spencer i'm 8etras uon $500. unp
bt Barrie fur $500, Der Gptncsr gebt mad
9ler- gort.
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Die steBuns in Qenm5pIpantsn pcrCd,vbem

-9urrtsturg, II. Aueult. OrOres
purpsn s~rIalen, tpUpurh Die !3iebung auf ben
Is. September perlhp6en tt. Sts gu jener
;3eit perpen 8,frutet fuY Die i'm 8elpe itebsn
Den Regtmenter unD big gum 1. September
@olcntGre fir no3 ni6t eOmpletirte Nestmen5
ter anaenpmmen. Na6 Gem oOrbemerften
Datum smpfangen Die Retruten psOer etnen
8Onus nod 8ori6ub BON Der Re9ieruns.
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abreii: George d, Saulcsrs nad earOpa.

@[tft0n 9Oufe, Ntagara 6dae, 26.
Aug. Der 9err, Der neuliA in iebr l4mubi-
ger gertietouug bier anFam, nnO ben man fir
MiQiam 6. gaucep belt; mar niGt bteler,
ionpe,n Der fnrGt6ars @fOrge 81. SaunperS,
Der Sermutblt6 DspeiAeutrager Ger 8ebeasn-
regterung nab europa 1T.
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ob, Der am Samltas DOR Quebec naG eiSer-
pool asstus.9 Gr perlieB JitAmpnp am IL,
Auaul.. -5e -as784AIl ss.r.4
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@rpfes Sritasmestina in Rem.aprr.

New gOrt, 81. aug. DaS 60. 9e>
9tnient nit Sen, Gorceran fam bielen Na&z
mitta9 4 l16r bier an unO wurpe ppn 3au
ienpen NIT Dem 9rGBtsn gntbuliaamua en-
piansen- Sc marihlrte mad BEN Part, pU
eine WaffenSerlammIun9 itattf1np.
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Mnfunft einer Prtfe.

8OfOn 81. QuS. Gin frunsOfIde8
@6if lam 8sfern NbsnO an BCObOibele, auf
BEN @ese Atsrber, serbet. Daielbe clartrte
udmliA nit elmer Serin9en 9abuns BON Stem
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lpdter pom S6tfe Sno an Der SGite bon
Sin. Carolina nit eiuer pollen 2apun9 Saum<
uUle pegoenDulmsn. i. 5 aa.as
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Mnarif AMI tLnen Wefanaenn

NngrlW alT tInsH SeIanseiIDdrter m Eld9 SI19.
6tng Stng %. aug. Gin @sfan=
8ener in @ttg Stn9, NamenS Scbn 8abn,
mahte getern frib eiuen sepaltiamen Anertf
ouf ben gefansenrarter Dupip %. D9dmun.
Ct ialug i'm nit eiuem lawersn Stabe ms
@eIiGt, IL DAP OerIelbe ~beinnuns6lo6 nieOer=
firSte, uno faste Inn zine ssfdbrlt9e, Diet,
lei9t t6otlife Wunpe gu. Ct tuuroe ibm &C.
tSotet baben, peun nlGt anOere @efan9ene
ba,piIhen aetreten rGren.
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Bur 8cdcbfnmall

Der Undergraduates matt biersttt aae S%ssrlcieu BON IS Bis
40 Sabre olt pel9e bon einem enroll ireneen 0ff3ere I6rift-
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Dem ole nrtbl9e Austunlt gu se6en, ceTtn gremptipnS -gppll-
tattoneIl anjutertt9sn unb pe1rn @rennptcns 6ein cen Wttlt-
ctli8e Sebtsnun9 1T 3useF &ert. Ippllf1nten 6eIteben sor;u-
lpre6eft IN utetner Office 9o. ~ @elt-5aSettes Ctr, u66he
Ebure Si Scnr QrbWtY's 2a9erbier- Saton.
e. @art @raemer,ah
Et1@ II. S.& exemption Slain Naent.
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scr 0nmpftr .9ibrrnion.9

@Ontreal, e. Nus. Der Dampfer
6iuianer cling tteisn @iOrsen um AZ ubr
auf Dem Wese na6 Quebec Dor 6artber 9Oint
spl6ei. @r fat 100 &niIten- unb 112 3Dte
G6enosdpafaSiere.
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nab 9lpsrpOpl.
Der Dampfer pglprtb Nmsricun" fam am
IS. az 9.perpOCl an.
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Morftpreife.


2tnbbfeb. Gs fDnrben 800 Slid dtge-
bpten ; .~btelelben ipmrbea ~betfauft 81 2 623
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@6metne rurben az bSberen pretieu
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% @aHpne fur So proc. PROF.
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trpnen $2175 O. 3 ; trrfene Mpfel 7 @ts.
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10 @Il MusfatnuB SO @52; Musrat-
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gut bis auSseaethnet 100 ca las, reter lao,
tpetser neuer $50 "a ITO, alter 133@l37.
5afer, Warslaup As ca 46, YennibIpan!s
fiber Al a. 48. aaa .i.
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nnlODale seriOnen lOnen DOR elm sriessseridst se'

GrentOn y, s, 26. aug. guf 8efsbt
Don @aibtnStpn aus iplen Die 0erren Rusler
unO Bris8t, welde jest int GsfansniB BON
Burlington County figen fse9en I~ufwtegelung
bes @erbens tn 6unterpDn @Uuntp, nah
Waibtngton eebra6t werDsn, UNI bort Dor etue
Milttar-@ ommtliOn aeltelt gu weroen.