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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
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Der .Bndof pon .. mar an tiefen
Ateape, na6< (tfnem esr6bnIi&n Cana
in rer Giant. laner in fftntm 3immsr as
t|ieten. Gr t,ihdfliete f& NIT stns
arceen Nrbit lbv III, pflthten. II
l,iru uupcutnrst e,blitb,n III. Mit iera
,lamsm Glstee true & alIts auiamu1tn, m o.
eie Rtrd.nsdisr unb Die 9tl,b,ttn iibe
tis midtias 5o6e a.isst babsn. @st'
BUD As1fsl In jmei IbeiI.; IN eie pai@
len Wuer unp In rie THi&ttn jscss Gin
i.lnen il nod tsm Stanre. rem sr auae
b5rt.. Die pFi@ttu A1sr fnp. he 6aupt'
pRi&ten, tsrsn rs pisr 9iftt. Mnubdu'
,lb1i, (ie anf:, YRi6ten ae9sn 0on (Guuu9
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len (MatbduS Why; unb TFi@1tn ete.r
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eer xinrer unp tsr. .DienRbottn In ben
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IN ,etm Brfsfe an We 6eb.dsr;- jtne s.,
Sunefcusn In. teu Brisfe an pf 80
xipibtr., - - Atle bie(e, ,Dorfartrfa psraibfi'
tett Il III .-eintm .barmoniidtn Ganisn
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=Arieb aismli& unbeausm auf flftns Bldt
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,aen auf ;osp xpiesn ,baitt. als ,tran Wa
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gttii AZ bolsn., BALI barpuf' fdlue rs
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nod hit ,tiusm xamiHfs einet 1bare nad
bsr Stra6 e ID. (ris f8on bei&tieten) mi
eipeu, Genatr nod ,psm gAtits.. gsss,s. i + i
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uaD lpyaA fatsi jsiit Gtdui.in 8apisfins
~ Aufs tsn .z($fs nsbsa j ben 4 xamin
Ranb sint. 2ampe., 9n, fen autu 10
brangtf sin An9enebmfs Gfusr 8, r,.,ss55
/ OF. bsiein Graueil. .eie dteI Nc ss&li
lnatea. lenn Nan letet ls1se serta sll4a asleai 6ra
.esr.famata It'd sa.!'r,s ,stssatn s:a.T
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
T uillctDn .
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Mrmen unD @1enDen.
@oxtau nom Utctor 9ueo.
3wsitss BUD.
(SortfttuHs.)
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F taBee. :
Gr hbrt clio um. Die lbort BON &
malen AZ 6leNen.-Dte S1ar1. mtlheA +
ecu Rs,a,onef,i.p.n BrIaaeruHaen II
Aanesn bate. mat 1915 nod pou Mou
ern unr 1blrmsn um9sben, pie man frit
rsm atssraaen bot. Durd cine Off
nura irai r pisrn in et Statt
IS mo6te mebl a6t ubr Mbsncs ieiu
Da ,r rie Stroeen nidt fannie, beaanr
IT ron nsuem auf @uueerobl umbtr 8
atbsn. ~
60 e,lanaie n aum yrdfseiurpsbaues
rann Aum Gsminar. NIe er dtn csu
Domplae larin. baltic It esr 3ir@s of
Gauf.
Nn sinsr Ode eisieTplabss b.fane lid
siue Budrrudtrsi> In psldsr BE Yrccla
nation Geo Rai(srs an ete Raiftreares
NE yapoltor lsltl ristirt uno BON Glib
miasbraat battt aurf aerruf. wurrs
86uie rmdest uni odn3lid boFnun9s
los le9te Der @ontsrn G@ auf pis Siein
bant an Der 9bir rer Drudtref.
Gb.n fam cine alts Grou aus ttr Rird
unp fe iab zen Wann ~ i'm Dunesln lie'
gen.
@as ,bun 81. ia, Grsuub2 fruste f.
@ie Sie lsbsn, Grau. Id lis8s, anttppr'
tete It in,msr i'm 3orne bart.
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Nuf rsr Dant ea2 fraate 6e.
Sd babe nsuhssbn 9obre auf 6ol3 g.
lsasu; aur Nbws<luns !iess i'd stnma
ouf Stsin.
6te war.n @oleot9
90, quite Grau, Soleat.
Darum esbsn Sts nt&t In tas Bl1Ibe'
baue2
@til i'd fsin @e1e babs.
M&. unp Id babe nur pi,r Sous bs
@@snfen Sit mi. Ge INNER.
Der Monn nobm rie pier eous uni
ris Grau uon y. fubr fort:
SIR 70 msnia btfommsn Gt fein Vabt'
LAGER i'm @irIbsbaule. hobtn Sie f&on
ttntn 8sr{ud aemnmi? go fbnnsn Gis
cod unm5alih ris Wo dt petbrinpen. Sis
nnrsn buneern unp irietsn. Wan bdtt'
5te aue Ba1mbr,iafeit oufnsbmsn louen
Sd flopf,e an alle Iblrsn.
gDirflid?
usbe1au Mrs man mid ob.
Tie .~9ute Grau" bsrdbrte cen Urn ese
Mannes unp reutsIs ouf Elm ntseri8si
6aue nebsp rsm Biihofpolo(fe.
81. botsn pitfli@ an cue 1bdTsn g.
tlcpfl9 f,a9te ii.
Ga.
Nu6 an jsne torl2
Nin.
60 flcpffn Sie on.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
--9lns Steet's $aupfau.trtitr:;.
t9r. &orrsfpohbsnj pom 10 Nopts.)

.t4r. &orrsfvohe.nl Dom 10 ssopts.)
3eute por "a Iaesn opaneirtsn nj,
ppn Gairiar pad @ainfa3ills- Dir -hqfHf
iep, eamaIs.. eoB MIR ole @orbut baetn
rl1esn.it Giafl'e Corps aber murce: Don
Busnfreapr lpitrteR, Aroesn Dtpiaon
bsRimmt.r; @dlern ueslAbtn mir auf Srs
Der @ainse piq. unp babsn ies.: eint poG'
.ion binter .8urnfpe ais Neierpeeorps.
Dur& eisie Anerpuupa bat @iasl :sie
pfrbdltnibmdbie un ab bdnat9:ee
Gemmaneo, ,uno. tr fam BEN Stonswa0
,Sadipn: tiane. S@ladten liefern. {. Bir
bab,n tein.n General in ber: Nrm.e, ,btt
Dem 0adlcn, Zen, ,;usberaq u. 9tirpenes"
msbr, .asma6ltn mare. unp eit aetroiftne
Aperenuna iitpaber cine wtte, rfnn fe
aud nidt ,ebsn sine unisren @dn{&en
fntipudeube it,, : ---,,. = -.
|, Ddbtene i!ptr ina @aiutepiQe lastn.
Eiaben hir Die Yptomoe ,Nrn.e ldppdHs
marlairsn, upp mir bNfben IN .:einer ,ilos
lirten 2oae Aa.dd. bic umt, 70 seefdbrN&f,
~ a. aIs oQein ,up6g ;oie: lBsld1suHa het
uns.bsuern 3ufubren far bic, atm.e ~
ElaAsu Gtwo8 nmiqe berI(at.+ wobl bin
,,nr wieser :lbfr, nie}tn Auftaa> ,aber. ~.
Iuppen epslddpiasen 3D. 1eur& bIretds
neine ,ssaen bte.RstelIsn atfdArten 9&ld'
| aey pap5 ben.n7 bic Ra33ia pJ 22sibaa1es
Sia.le nod Ersessidstura tsfanat w.
n;s s@earn NerRsn bfi &aas8 anbru&5ss'
be 66 uuhh Gosps in Bspeaune,. na&efm
lpef Grain Yprauaaslanpty nar1 Si9el uae
Stob blitben bis 8 ubr am 5Ylabe rune
| If&le6snf@,eann hsraNa@hat, an, 60
muree sin anBrif rs1wa.ttt. e sIfolate
ishty hinfr. q n,1 +: <rnilr Wis.
- Dur@5 .y,a@ldl6ef,it ,inieer DiRtys
liwarena tintseu 3ensh unb, ,Muetaen IN
Egaines9il|s .une tiniae IaWene Ratipnen
|in 7Eberouabfar.,. @aptt, d. ta'.ra d!aestietsu
|Duaasmsntss pu1tsn abtredba'(anet. sps'
MQes; htsbdlutttnsea, Eae,au4 sssi&thH
IT, ate Hana. .lt6i., Hn1mr':1. ri 41n
~ Dts plan htr &onBesrirtsn tt sint Gel'
|asness ~ teip 4 DAga tinsn &adsus nod
Gulrcprfr1 tsffent@ie ,pni.rev ArmeE atesn
Riduonp: atH,G1esridetura ssAu 4edsn
eetalp nanaB aBssnEse Gnraifstprs, 70
l8ldtn haten spites III Saflsa eyEdE,eei'
@.tiraspdGe bsrpetks.&ss. b ~ ,ablis'
lRsb easnassty etsr G&n rsaRl jse Rddtr
Isen Busn1rt mt atbr srTsiasn unh II
aqthsG RsAn Il d a(binelsu naisben
hBa,seas asatene easptaa&t 1bsr Rstsges
:s.ssnof sdis7ioI 7t.a5 Hsi,5ra
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04

fen perwsrfen uno pcn tbnsn blob ale
~@erdiben" psrddtlid (prsden.
Die bobe uap unatbeure Widtt9leit
etnss ,ntf&iersnen S6laQes aeaen SCI 9
Nrmee otfsnnen mir ftinseweRes absr
mir f6nnen aud cbne einen (oI&sn lsbsn.
uno elnftiQere 3siien atwartsn. WiQ
aber au1 ntdt rie 1tmpfrn,is RE bsreitS
porlieaenesn alnfiasu GrfoIae ttr Nsrdn'
reruna i'm Obereommanro or Mrmee an
,rtennen. 70 miro rs rod 3wstfelspbne tie
Neminifration.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
GuQiaub unb Die: Ser. Gtanten.

Wsnn ou6 eas brittlte 0ou erns:
ment nod pie1tm 9in.. uno 6rrfGmonfsn
6& iaIWbIi1 fli Muirsdtbol,un9 e,
tinmal e,fldtten' Nfu4rolnd. u"ieremBdr
aerftita, gtaer lter erfldtt unr 6,anlreite
8es(aGe, ee au sintm 9eQensbsil'atn Der:
blatsn III bemeReu, otAe'sie'en bot 10 ba'
.e rod tnptttfi fit Zen, Wuebzud
ree 8ri.ase unien @sauer. noe Granf
reid ntdl es,bon bat. fae'i(6 70 mdd'ip
untnff1Bt eaB ris Mttusn i'm S'dne'
,,emel.n inc, rtn R,ita bts ouf cen ieBiast
| Nuatnblid fo.'suf1brsn. Dlu QDafsn:
Ammunition, @6tf1sn &c: anp lie fste uu'
Gnolanp aus. reibit@ 'uer'o,Qt worrfn
l. nh ftihR in rem Nuaenblid, 4uaseos brn:
kti(he @ourtruement au{ asaet're5 Wtron-
F1o0unA oon Era"tf.t@ eine nsus Yatani',
Eleiuer yhu,taAiat 9ab, esfldyk ~ts' ;aInd:
,.ttia unfeHna 1Nltnihet ra6 IS trtnt
Wadt unp Bsfuens6 babe; ft:nem llntr
}banen :rte .fsrneu .Ginfubr bon &risae
@ontrabante nod rem '9loen; oefr rit
Grbouuna Don &riessf@ifsn fir efn(tl.
ben au-serbisisn. j. -" %G
Gies II nt@t Die .inaiae Bsiie. In tel
Gnalanp uns entassen a:tretsn IT. fontrn
II. .naltl&e .Ntaitruusspre0t~ bot etst&:
settis AQ,s, aufaebott,b UNI etuen fnan:
3itqen r3uin ctr Scr. ,Staaten be.btisu
idb,n. iDur&; unauft5ttde sNroptsssi
Ebuna eiue6 natjpnn nlsn5teatet tanqus rutts
rur@ "eana eenoue Na&weifuna; bat tin
folder ni4t .ousbkibsnGf6pnslH4bM fl
unfrtuz aueldrrlt IN @repit ju brs6sn
Ietiubt, p1pie Ner. 5iaalep in eieRotb>
mene iaftitn 9ts rdnAt, ire, ,De.tbpep ius
Eu, 70, ip. Dts{tr Dtit sinss ldalia 5WA
lioa.n rosrl&liEaenetn Rrisses.aepaentlbya.as
re, mob EUROPA ss1f&iftte @e!pwstn3u'
ll5tn@ u, - ,"s. I: y ,rvfj,'. ,,,..
.!Abtr Iowie jsne fasti(&e llnttrfdsuna
Der tMbeqsn ,ni&t1 bsu, ,MMb 1nRe 5ri'
fRraft.uap, htn StnnI tes -Nelefue, aetro
den Bat, 70 bat ,tis(es ,!eBius psrRp;l Wae
n5psistp ,un(fre fnapaif4fn Ynbd!'ni6s
npr ,,ptnie: 7a5gen,5nbeI nt4ti u(&dttnn
f5untrt, cuub pos, ,faufrdnni)4er GneIone
mtrp5 mobl enbli& eingefeben babeu,, eae
un(ere flnausteqtn Rtiouresu1 io uptr
F{asgN4& ene, 80 !, 1 git 4 sbnf g.tusste. :!
banpp nnp ,obns 3olbfAi!ps tintn 3riea
nod SabrsIan9 fortfiibtea i5nnen, Ps6fn
gaear Gps!anp i.e ce4l etAffai Sable arle'
Esfn wirt. hat non n, fFllktr, ni@t, at
pueh % 9rirp man se ,jfst ,rihlfr +, g Dis
Eyer. Staatta tann'n. peb! qq1epa a hlIfs
g uIo yAnlennnn nldIt,eis S.tr.
Staaten enttebrfn. -,u,,,I1l3E
b. Giae Iss.fa6e,ltAf, ,aus Yatpi gert as'
n.lss! l's s',iss 's s f. 's.s
ss.e y ss.s,a - s s';sslstsi,
;Ntp, ,ysrl Anaa aaltta sts,sifisnllp ,tssaalat a'll
i 8 6tftsla ounAen nrsNHf
Epf elstan ta5a.p rsauan prRtsans
,!hssn,apttl tipr abfnaag ak.tts.
Arlsttss 1tsaaaeRssfh ssHs e,&
20 Sr. 1nrG sst rrnrr tiatsa r,s,ilsa
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04

aessn @afbinaton psrwanbt miro. fousn
bic lbriain Eruppsn Grsesridebura tei..
zen. um psm Burn{Ipe ben &ddaue dbsr
Den 8appabaunod lrsiti9 ~ madtn; In.
apiiden parhe cas srRlrmte Dalbineton
Iruppen 8snue sntbsbren f5nnsn, um
8urnfee tn rer Gaue iu baIten unp auf.
3ureitsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04


Benton. GIoaaenfdifT, Qopt. @win 16
Gofport, Capt. YbsIps 13
@a,ortslsi, Capt. @ilfes 13
@ineinna,i. @apl.-glemhle .13
Cairo, Capt. Brpant 13
Wounb Gin, @opt. WiIion 13
0cuispi0e. Capt. Mtap 13
Baron e &alb. Capt. Winelcw )3
Gi7tr> Capt. pcrtr Z
Nrinatpn, Gapt. ShlT! Z
mas 10 Xanonenbpcle unt 12l @s(tlBt
t-aaitbt.
Sm Notbfaa f6nnte ritis GIotenma&'
ieur@ zen 1pleL @ono0o9a. 0bilieo'ts.
9neiono|a. Draa9> Qi,he RstsL Go'i
6,n,y unp riejsniasn nsuen Rononentoo:
tt, rie iaR ocuenru inr, paed't' puesn.
Doa et1s aroef hinrnnib. msihes tie
Grpsri.icn an t.fsutasn bat, wsrren etc
iurdttorm Beit0'aunaen bd @idsburq
lsin. 2ltr rpenu man bsesnft. bab Qcms
moeors GarroQu' nit itinu 6lotte uon
Sanonsn" unr D|6'ittcotsn unte1balt
rifftr @nfs Iisat unr nit Ger GIotte Don
cbsn lsiht eocptrirsn tlnn. 70 miro man
i,bsn. to6 cine dbNmdl,iatnre Wo6t au1
untuwtrfurQ ree Rtteuentouuufs bsi
|;Yifsbura aufasto.tn wiac,
Dr. ouf Beftbl rte. @en. Butltr bort
a,n Scmm,r asarattne 3anal miro teim
Ara,,ft ni6te n1Ben. 6errtn, wslts
n. uli6 .t,i eent Granspo.tldlfTen raren
mslhe affanaene Nebtuen na@ 0ideturu
tra6ten. faatn. sab rer Gfirr, (eii rnAuf
aot. cts Be,fss uon unlfnn qruppsn
sef, fM6ttare Oatte.ien. wtl6s cfn4pe'
aana pss, 4anole btbsu(6.n, fr.i6tsi uni
bd rsr NuefduuuA cts 3analse olle, Dor
0atemosr9,In rarifftn bof. I'm roe
Auewaih,n ets RanaIts ~ utrbines.n.
wsnn eu G!as its:at.
:D,r, Anarif ,auf 0idetura uorissn
Semntr -fdlua aus Manas! an Goepero'
tjou tine1 ,canrma6, fsbl,, WeGIrnant's 9
! Grp.ei,ipp wirp eis(em |Monafl IN :3u'
funft tsAeenfn, unp wepn 8ideburers rspte'
or arasarifftn ptre, 70 pirp, IS pon Mes
&lukane'e lruppsn nit Sturu1 eepom,
men werrtn.",5s !" ;. ,;.:.-. !:a.!,?:
Il! 81, hiel. Starf eeneumtn 40 H. tsr
8ss mud g'tu, Drte&h Ssrtdttnftmdb'e
! fvei. ~ 1a!a- j 81, ,":'.!sfur1' ~ 1,j =
!: ~Dis Grp,hittcn e.s @.n.s eels,nane
! miro fpdhAeus:. d d TO-: iTebr4 DIT llstdt
oisl4bsraun &ufbru& brett fs'n.'f eis
rf,b nom ,tsn Ranpnenbooten 'es6 Gen.
Gatti ;bteisit.ti werren. b't tinf itaafs
Md&t Snfanhrif. 2Artiqttts unp Rsitsrsi
tbubsn s,pito. Inn ren GluB BON @usrtaae
unb ri gRsbtlsnbo ttrtisn; rein 1au ?baltsn.
Gen. Gu,tts Gpn,m snfo wirb auf3ts>
woffa,t.n lranepp.tftiffn' untnssbra@t
mrrrrn; eamtt re~ruf& na@ jrrrm puaftt
ouftu9en tonn. 10 'fsiut 8saenwart e,
I fttr1rfttbt ftin muE unu rs Jptrp tnTaSs@
Emetnfd,Afi mit' cen Hauonentcutsu bic
tpoUR Rant tae llstnwuHuna !tsr u1te1n
aMtTiGippli1an {iiafr ghbenRdNs Istsr
fa )bab.n, . ia 81 t.v Gtue;; ,psnniet dp'
atgasSf1af ifI aud ar6sn, tIdbt une
EttiaG 8ff&ifuna ftt' Dampst v6ais' f@ss
|fff. i.trH sr5tfatesT t9i a14tt1+ T3t i 3
| -. auetr- bfm Hdpitil. ppn, ttHtr Mtnsen
fCcQdyS tfetsiri rtt' ,6rmt 9nfuianee 4Umpn'
iHj,s ~ Wen geie etadsbtAl tsutt uettsf1ss.
Nenb uus 8tIixae 40 btjatlsrsbfS ussbt.Ab Aip.
tnjdms te M {dmHtii6s Selksa Hse, ,gssbine.
Iiixldt,n 1T 1sfusdoff ~; ttl6eas sAns BAL A.
EfksSlk - q nS,S Sftxd H., ffStfrl.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
PACSlIFF'1D,, 81 BRAUEREi,El

l>iattfv0IH % skaG. npt4st ~ ~
+, Nsrssss.1l1 M s'ss,sA Asses.d5 51sAtsss,''sss$
.asi,idEsH u is:stIf =
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04

ouber unetfabr TO 600 Wann Srfantelit.
Arttuerie urc Nei'eret Don Ger isBt in
xsutudp fstsnptn Nrmss. wabrideinlt6
stn 3bei pss Qommanec's res @snuol
Is. W. Mcreon. unp Elm lbeil res por
mnlt9en &ommante'e .rss Gen. .@1anasr.
Dies er9ibt zine Nrmn Don nabs3u 40, 900
Dte Reittrti unt Mrii0erie miro filr
aue uno jers um1dnee ausrfi&rnp fsin.
Nubsr rielsr Gtrtitmadt miro RE &as
nonsnboot Fotte untsr Commodore Yortsr
NIT bn Grpseition eooperirsr. Die Jlotts
pts Commodore por:r bsRebt aus fo!ssn<
cen Gabr3eu8en:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
@tiefel unb @@nbe.
CHILD e. co.

eerhteIttn tseoe1 etueu aeat" 8s'ss" o'''s'S
%frtiber 28 aaren!@
u 10. n 8rasv etraae. lptfeaem 1fttr nne 2tsr'
umfaNsnb ieoe @ortt une BE ntueittn Muft''
pes&e fdmtltd sessauft ,eresrsu
Prtt(en melhe ieoe Goncurren3 unmo9ltG ntaettn!
neae xalssIeberns etefeIf 5errra.
Gonare6 ettefet 0rfsrb Etc., 0rpsan Sanss6N Vart.
1stH. 1fas. 6&abfuae.
ins tersae 1xswat tnstf& 1aktns Sades' oattsrs
E7r Dsnea eisnts a Ueaeaane assstrbt sse ssn auen
0r5Seu unb Bruten.
s unb Muruets Gonsres unb 4dnir- stteie osIuosas.
xslfa 6lipvtrS 1r Damen. Sn te! 1tIt mir taben shi
5a+e sort Son 25 Sent Slppsr bs ID ben 81 9aers.
Cine srste Nusuab soa Wab&en. unb &lnser' S&ateas
~ sseer Mrtieel pirs aarautirt! IA
8eaeute 9rbeit uns Repdratmrsn sperf ~ anfs
1e6e bej.,st. :.
Tlr dubftr. :
Ateu uir eluen aroDeu Borratt stavt Baarsw @tf
eab ertr a-Vr5seu. wet&e ~lr enrt anere battatenm
Stsnbe Nup set Rt pber tm Duteab ~ ssraanl ne
sus, ~ tssn Yrefsn ais eene eia anbss 5aus H es'
etast. .
6. 6. Gtt!b, 8. +. Gtttb,
Bostox. Deseupsrf.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
Die miifI1 fippi Ggpebition unter
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cent the Provost Guard on dnly III y asllhgton'
Gen, S1urois has been ass gnad 70 the COM
1snl of AZ the military forces III the lmmcdl-
ato vicinity Of Washington, and has already
begun to organize them into brisatles.
The .a:o Charles EiIct was q civil engineer Of
considerable note, and had been at various
zines connected with the construction OF pub
tic works III the most Of the Middle and est
er,i Statcx The temporary track Of the Sr-
gllia Central Lailroad across the Blue Ridge,
was iaid under his supervision. v hen the Wal
Ihroke out he was residing in Washington, and
projected plan for capturing Manassas, Whl"h
he submitted 70 the War Department and Gen.
Mcclellan. It not being approved he speedily
published a couple Of pamphlets containing
bitter criticisms on Gen. Mcclellan 5 method OF
operations, and his qualifications as military
commander. These brought him into notorle-
ty. He next turned his attention to the cam
paign on the Mississippi, and submitted plans
Of rams to the Navy Department. Obtaining
no hearing, he submitted them to the War
Department; which agreed to pay him orthem
Il they should prove successful. Mr.. Elicit
then constructed them under his own supcrvl-
sion. and was made colonel in order that he
could hold command Of the persons manning
them.
On Saturday evening last, as Mr. Andrew
j. Isaacs was driving his wife and child to the
Union Factory, through the road leading there
bordering on the Patapsco, the horses became
frightened and jumped in the Granite Factory
dam, carrying the buggy with him. Mrs.
Isaacs was drowned before assistance could
reach her. The child was saved by gentleman
who has but one arm, jumping in small boat
and padding to their assistance Mr. lsaacs
saved himself by swimming ashore. The horse
was drowned.
4 number Of the Sisters Of Charity have
gone down to the Army before Richmond, to
nurse the sick and wounded,
Important news may soon be expected from
Eastern Tennessee. Knoxville is doubtless by
this time in possession Of the Union Forces
Such IS the expectation in military circles in
Washington
Chloride of lime is said to be useful in driv-
Ing away rats and MICE and destroying insects
on vegetables and fruit trees
burg.
A journal to advocate Emancipation on Pre-
silent Lincoln plan is to be published in Lou
isville, KY, and funds for its support are being
raised in New York,
A. \. Pascault ESQ.,, who was arrested in
Easton on the same day thatJudge Carmchael
was, and confined in Fort McHenry, has been
released by taking the oath Of allegiance
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living III the South.
The co,rt-martial instituted for the trial OF
Gen. D. B. Birney, has honorably exonera1ed
him from the charge Of Clisopcdicnce OF orders:
and he has again resumed command OF he's
brigade
oIr. n. william, keeper Of q fa.cy store On
PENNSYLVANIA avenue in Washington: was 50
seriously injured by being thrown from horse,
Yesterday morning, that his life is III danger
Els scul} was fractured; and he experienced
other injuries also.
The Pasha Of Egypt took leave Of The French
Emperor last month, proceeding to Englandby
the way of Boulosne All the world is talking
of The grand dinner given by the |iceroy to
their imperial maiestieS. The newspaper ac-
counts Of it read quite like page from the
".Aralian Nights" The Emperor, Empress:
the Viceroy and his nephew Mustapha Pasha,
were seated at table, or rather massive sll-
yer salver, on which were placed covers OF mas
sive gold On entering, the Emperor and En-
press we're presented with rich basins, and al
lowed perfume water to be poured upon their
hands, in conformity with the Egyptian custom.
On being seated, napkins, embroidered in the
corners six inches deep with diamonds and
pearls, were placed in the lap of each. The
dinner was served in the French style, but the
cooking was all q ] L:yyptlenue.
W. G. Ross acting master in the &. S. n,
has been arrested in New York, on the charge
Of bigamy.
Gen Neigs, in q communication read in the
Z. S Senate, on Friday, incidentally says -
''To-day (,}une l3th) got requlsition for l.
$50 horses to supply those killed or broken
down in Gen. McI)owcl's march-all wanted
within eight days.
Capt. Fl. l.. Sturgis has been appointed col
lector Of the port of New Orleans and Messrs
J, l.. Merritt and Thomas Hammers his depu-
ties
The newspapers give painful accounts Of the
loss Of, and damage to- property OF all kinds IN
the Valley Of Virginia, within the last month
or two, in consequence OF the wal.
A New York letter says: 'There is q great
deal Of manouvering among the leading poll
tcians of the republican and democratic par
ties already with reference to what is called the
fall campaign -maneuvering which bids fair
anon to work out some curious results. The
preliminary diminishing which has taken place
is Of character to dissipste the expectation
that anything like union Of parties for the
sake Of the Union is practicable. y
Eight or nine men were recently killed in a
quarrel and ARRAY, at the village of Strathroy,
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terday from Gen. Mcclellan $ army up TO 1Lo
afternoon, and from Gen. Ealieck 10 the 2od
b;st nothing Of public interest was contained in
tie dispatches from any quarter
Mobile papers Of Monday, the 9th instant,
make no mention of ri attack Gu Fort Morgan,
Certain naval preparations which were being
made at New Orleans were, however, consider
ed as designed tor that point.
The Federal gurlboats again approached the
lower battery below Vicksburg Oil Saturday,
the 18th inst. and fired few shots. Il is re-
ported that five thousand troops and several
punboats left Baton Rouge, La, On the 18th,
for Vicksburg.
It is reported that among the prisoners cap
tured at St Charles, on White River: Arkan-
sas, was Gen. Hindman, formerly member Of
Congress-.
The rulnor of the reinforcement Of tie
Confederate army in che Valley Of the Shenan-
doah is confirmed by Richmond paper.
The commander of the Federal forces in
Missouri has issued an order holding the sym.
pathizers with the Confederates responsible in
their persons and property for damages done
in the State by guerilla parties.
At the latest advices from New Mexico, the
Confederates were still falling back, and were
then at Fl Paso.
The report that Gen. Beauregartl Is 1t Riefl
mond is confirmed by dispatch from Corinth,
and also by statement received by the way OF
Fortress Monroe.
LOCAL-There was fine shower OF rain,
yesterday, and last night, accompanied with
much sharp lightning, and thunder; the RAIN
continued this morning :-comp!alnt IS made
by many owners Of cows that, notwlthstand-
ing the richness Of the pastures, the animals,
frequently, upon their return home, yield but
lite milk the Union men of Alexandria, and
it's vicinity, were to have held a meeting at The
Lyceum Hail, on Monday evening, the 23d
inst, to make arrangements for celebrating the
approaching 4th Of Jul we cannot report
any revival Of business; everything IS dull
trade being confined almost entirely to the buy
ing and selling of the necessaries of lite:-so
far, silver change here has been sufficient to
supply ordinary demands, as is the case IN
Washington, Baltimore &C. There is ittleor
no trade on the river now, few craft being en-
ploycd:-a gentleman of this place had his
pocket picked of upwards of hundred dollars
at the rail depot in Washington, few days
ago:-St Pauls Church, now, Invested Of It's
pews, presenting the appearance OF a vast hal,
as airy as it is large; it will accommodate a
large number of patients, when used Tor hosp
tai purposes.
Gen. Butler does not recognize Mr.. George
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MARRIED.

On the 10Th instant, at Baltimore, BY Rev = " =
Cummins, the Rev. E. w. SYLE, to Mrs. hn'
BECCA J. WASHINGTON.
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Gen Butler does not recognize Mr. George
Coppe]l who claims to be acting British CoH.
sui in New Orleans.
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G10 REWARD.-A Walls E, containing
DlU some clothing and papers-the latter T. oni 4
Of value to the owner, was taken from no, No. -
King street, on Monday night. will give It, IN
ward of $40 for it, and ask questions: he att
to No. 15 King street 1e ~ 49,.