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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-12

NeW England Association.-Thc annual
meeting Of the New England Association OIL
Cedar Falls, will be held on Friday evening,
Dec. 18th, at o'clock, at the Office OF Col
w. II. SESSIONS, for the purpose of electing
officers for the ensuing year, and to trsnsact
such other business as may come before the
meeting. All the members are requested to
be present.
BY order of tie President.
FL CHASE, Sec'y.
<I<lox E,,yys n>~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-12

Stmi-Aonthly Hops.-Thc first of series
of semimonthly hops was held in Armory
Hall last Wednesday evening. They are to
be continued through the winter. To the
disciples Of Terpsichore these occasions will
doubtless possess great interest. go il
while your young, for when you get old you
. can't"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-12
COM M f. r CIAL |.
GAZETTE OFFICE,
rp.n.y nvg 1cru

GAZETTE OFFICE, /
FRIDAY DBc. 18TH. (
Wheat. .-stil holds firm In Chicago but owing &c
the trouble in crossing the river at Dubuque the market
here is active It otherwise would be- Prices te
day range from 6o@67}. ...
Dressed Hogs.--s2, 5o0s,o0 Market rattle,
dull owing to the warm weather.
Hides.--Dry flint, 1905; Green. 56eic.
Barley ...62fc.
Oats...22c, and scarce.
COrn...16@20c.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-12

DR.. e. A. Arnold.-This gentleman, res.
ident Of Cedar Falls in its early days, and
well-known by the old settlers, is now 1st
Surgeon in the navy, on board the U. s.
Steamer Crusader, of the North Atlantic
Blockading Squadron. Though we never en-
joyed the pleasure Of an acquaintance with
the Dr., yet from what we learn of his pro-
fessional ability, We should Judge that there
arc but few men better qualified for the dis
charge of the duties of the above mentioned
position than DR.. Z. A. ARNOLD.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-12

,Bannsr !sto~.-:puyAs. has variety Of
new ads.in tbs paper. 'PuLLAS .advertises
lsrgely, but jddicisusly, and is thereby. step,
ping at once into large trade. Having once
secured trade he is just the man to keep it.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-12
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

The great Increase in the price Of printing paper and
all ether materials used in the making Of newspapers,
has rendered act Of self to that
ssud out papers to subscribers but such paid
for Dclinquens will please take notice, for the first
Of January We shan strike from subscription book
Me Of those who in arrears and hcnceforth
dobuslness the readypay system. We wish we were
able furnish the GAZETTE gratuously, out we are
not We hope that no fault will be found
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-12

A FuHeayA.-=JAs. NoRrnRup, one Of the
popular conductors on the d. & S. c. r. R
has gone east on visit, and will be absent
- pQtil the first Of January. During his alb
Scnce TIN KELLOGG runs the train, or any
:. !. other mar +" he can get joke on.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-12

OFFICE OF ASSESSOR TINE 6TH COLLECTION DIST, J
Iowa, MARsHALLTowE, Marshall County, Iowa,
November 18th, 1862.
All persons concerned will take notice that, from the
srd inst, until the 18th Of December next the valua
utions Lists and Rnumcraticns made by the Assistant
Assessor the 9Th Division Of the 9Th Collection District
of Iowa will be open fo public examination and inspec.
ten at the office Of wy. H. SESSIONS In Cedar Falls
Iowa
Notice ia also given that from the 18th until the 18th
oDeceber next appeals from the acts of the said As
sisant Assessor will be heard relative to any
or excessive valuation by him made.
Said appeals will be heard ut the Court House in Wa
teroo, Iowa,
DELOs ARNOLD.
Assessor Of SirA District, zo,oa,
Attest, wN II. SESSIONS. (2w-pf S4,5O.)
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-12

Stwing NacAine.-Twenty-five dollars in
money and thirty dollars in trade will Pur
chase frst-class Sewing Machine, new
from the mandatory. For further particu-
lars apply at this Office.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-12

Weather.-very YARN. To-day it is rain
ing. tits more like April than Dacember.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-12

Cedar Falls, Dec. 11M.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-12
SIXTH COLLECTION DISTRICT.

See advertisement in another column.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-17

THE NEGRO QUEsTIoN.-It is said that
the President has settled the contraband
question, by an order that the negroes shall
in no case be turned away from the federal
camps,-that they shall be put to work on
Entertainments, and in performing the general
drudgery of camp life, which wears so hard
upon our soldiers, but that there is to be no
general arming of them for military service IN
the field. If this is to be the settled policy
of the Administration, no doubt 1t has been
settled after due consideration of all the con-
ficting interests involved, and that it will
soon be authoritatively promulgated. At all
events. we hope the Administration will set
deiupon SONS definite policy, and make ii as
general in its application as circumstances
will permit, and then we hope all loyal citi-
zens will acquiesce in it, even if it should not
accord with their precoDceived notions. II
is very evident the President cannot please
everybody, and very likely the extremists on
both sides of the vexed question will be sons
what disappointed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-17
For the litrald.'


At many a costly entrance at many cottage door,
Dmkly Il ats the badge OF mourning for those heroes
Oh, the hearts all torn and bleeding-oh, the hearts
In the costly stately mansion, and within the cot
tage low'
Like dim aud shadowy ghost, stands picture in
each hall
Like fearful, horid phantom clings it to the owly
wall
Did not Jesus, tendery, more than half the burden
take
Oh, the great and CHASTITY wound Oh, the bleeding
deadly wounds!
Oh the groans and means and shrieking-how the
heart iaintr at such sounds,
How the soul cries out ia anguish, like a dying,
whit. winged dove,
To hear such cries OF agony from the lips OF those we
love,
How thosedying eyes look homsward-h ow those
hands reao oh out Tor friends!
But little IN oment passes ana the dreadful suffering
ends!
For thsm no more weary marching, they have fought
For US the angels know waat what waits for us
cannot tell,
Oh the blue eyes full of love- Oh, the dark and ten
der eyes!
Whose love and tenderness is gone, to blossom in
the skies
oh, the heads so coldly piOwed, and the feet that
march no more $50
The Quiet ft Ell OF the soldier whose battle of Life s
DER.
See that throug OF weeping sisters bowed and weep
ing for their brother!
Hear the mothers call their dead sons, and pale
| maidens call thei ,vers!
Oh the loved that die in battie-how my sou! de"s'
at the thought, -,
And cannot siis at vieiorS tcih Sheh precious !ys
| blood bought
| MARY.
Elm Cottage, July, 1862.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-17
LOUR A N d M X A Il!
IL For sale by [lsl BARRETT 4 son.
MEDICINAL.

u r. r.
N. TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK.
Those who don't wish to be troubled with think
ing, but like to have their thinking done by some
one else, we say without explanation, that
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Will relieve those who suffer pains, instantly On
its a plication externally its administration IN
ternally, and cures
RhEUMATIS M-in a few hours.
SORE THR0AT-u fifteen minutes.
ToOTA. ACHE-in three inmates
NEURALGIA lpsroxysm OF jim nve minutes
CRAMPS-in five minutes.
HEAD-ACHE-in ten minutes.
COLlC--n twenty minutes.
DIARRHEA-in forty minutes.
LUMBAGO, (psins of in ten minutes
CHILLS lin fifteen minutes.
BURNS-in five minutes
INFLUENZA-in q few hours.
CR0UP-in ten minutes,
SPAS MS-rn five minuees.
DEEP SEATED PAINS-a few applications:
In all cases where pain is felt the READY Relief
should be applied Taken internally teaspoon.
full in half tumbl.r of waer-it will cure acdity OF
the sto mach, and promote digestion. 1t Isl pleas
ant and healthy stimulant.
SORE EYES CURED.
From Mr. j. Williams, Proprietor of the Canada
House, 0akvile, G. W.
OAKvILLE, C. W., Oct. rs, 1850.
Messrs. RAILWAY Co:
/ have been afflicted with sore Eyes for long
time, so that my room had to be kept dark but by
| the use of your X. X Relief, which bathed my
Eyes with, after diluting with water, l am no" re-
00'ef1 Yours truly, JOHN WILLIAMS.
N.B-To make a good Eye Lotion, for weak;
sore or ipnamed eyes take one hat tes spoonful OF
Relief in wine z ass fui of water and apply the
mixture should it get Ia the eyes, it will not In
Sold by POND & MORSE,
| LEWIS FOX,
+. FEM,
a-dAw2w. Rutland
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-17

LIVERY FARMER SHOULD HAVE
IL BAROMETER to indicate the sppr. aching
weather. Thermometers at
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-17

EPAIRING. - Watches, Jewelry,
III spectaeles and Clocks neatly repaired, OF our
usual Low prices. ,noruupp
Rutland, June q, 1862.
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Miscellaneous.

y Il S L 2 | A n . 3
ID $50. siSo.
GRovESTEEN HALE. having removed to
their new Ware-rc oms,
No. AIS BROADWAY,
are now prepared t. offer the public magnificent
new scale tull
SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO,
containing all Improvements known in this country
or E1rope over-strung bass, French grand aeuoh'
harp pedal, full iron frame, Tor
$3.50 CASH,
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Rich moulding eases,
SI75 TO 5000,
all warranted maie of the best seasoned material,
and to stand better than any sold for S4e0 or soVo
by the old methods of manufacture. We invite me
| hest Judges to examine and try these new lnstru-
ments and we stand ready at all times 10 test them
| with any Others N anufactured in this country
| WIN "' GROyESTEEN g. HALE,
| wa28m ATS broadway, N, Y.
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d. Verder Il Co.

NIGARS.-A large assortment from Sc
Oto $50 per NJ. at -
oct29dswly NERDEB co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-17

THE BEST IVORY AND SILVER
l. Plated Table Cutlery can be found at
CLARK & BROTHERS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-17

The Southern leaders don't know how
to manage the ship of State, but they will
soon learn the ropes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-17
Railroads.

RUTLAND 81 BURLINGTON R. R
On and after June l6, 1862, trains will run as fol-
lows;
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, $40 A. NJ, and s,3s 7. NJ.
Arrive at Rutland, IL 20 A. NJ, ana ~ 80 A NJ
Leave Rutland, % % A. NJ, and II, 40 A. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, 80 A. NJ, and LOO T. III
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls, 1920 A. M, and 9,l5 Z M.
Arrive at Rutland, 245 A. NJ, and II 30 T. Al.
Leave Rutland, 20 A, NJ, 2.55 ard 400 L. NJ.
Arrive at Burlington, 1920 A. NJ, 5.s5 and 7'0o
?. NJ.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with VT. Central, and VT. Cana
la Railroads for Montpelier, ST. Albans, Rouse's
Point, Montreal, Ogdensburgh, and the West,-At
Rutland with trains for Troy, Albany and New forE
Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and the W AT
Bellows Falls with trains on Cheshire Railroad for
Fitchburgh, Worcester, Lowell and Boston. With
vt. Valley T. R., for Bratteboro, Springfield, Hart
ford New Haven and New York-and with Sullivan
Railroad Windsor, W r Junotion, W els River
| st. Jehnsbury, Barton, Littleton and the White
Mountains.
Passengers for the West will find this cheap pleas
| ant, and expeditions route. .- .-:
For tickets and all necessary information inquire q
| the offices on the line. - >.
| CHAPLIN .Sup't
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-07-17

OLIVER SOAP, THE BEST Article
~ known fer cleaning and polishing Silver Ware,
Jewelry, Mirrors, 40. Il cents q cake at
CLARKs' BLOCK.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-10
Wnh Sic. WnoneIlten i'm

t Aud Bic Sing eIlten i'm Ser
~eillisten Staaten 9enaj Guben enc Gcmpag-
ME inter tenn Otamen o0amlin @arDe" gee
btlbet.
t Splbaten 9 It rbe II. - nnter
ben in pprtgsr Np4e nit Gpp ab 9esunsenen
Splpateu finben pir fpl9enpe peutl6e Sea-
men : 6reoerit &pbler, @plnpaBhie $, 1O3.
gt.. 9 0te8., Senrp 5einemam Comp. 5 g..
81. D., Senrp Dprn, 3. @pnnp. Sbto @aU,,
Wnl. Gal er9er, @rnp. s, 81. Shic, 8.
&Iumper, @pmp. q, 2, Wp., Corporal Da>
UiO &riSer, Comp. S, 49. PennlbI., J1i6arb
%. Billings, Comp. g, 35. 90. g., Wiuium
@ertnser, Comp. $, 45. 90. O., @9aS. Ser
ring. @onlp. >, I01. 90. g., 8beOopr &naw
Comp. u, 81. penn, S1tpb Siaiar, @Ump.
s, 26. g. .,
+ 0e eltt9ungeH. - Die 6e9ies
ruu9 bat aus ben @pntrabanD8 Die arteit8,
tii6tisen Neger auSgeludt unO ldBt le an
ben 6rrt!icatip1en Der Stapt arbeiten.
8in II II B 6t5i telescope
lTlinten II g eDre9tDw eun@
B II. = Die @eprgetonner Boli5et entoedte
in @beatlp'8 SOl5bpf IS %frltbare Gele8ccp=
6tinten, jebe lpr9falti9 in eine ei9ene &iite
perpadt. 6linten pieler Dirt ltno lebr tbeuer
unp cine ein5i9e in Der SanD zines 9eIbten
S0iisen fam mtbr llnbeil anridten als cine
balbe @umpa9nie ~9ew6bnlider SDlcaten. =
Wbeatlp ielblt 1T Elm Se5eIiipnilt, welder iid
elmer 0teibe fetter @pntr1fte bonn Quartiers
uteilter8oepartenlent gu ermerben lpuBte, trcs>
Dem es betannt mar, buB feline 5pei SSbue
I'M 6~ebsIenbeere Dienen nno leine SS6ter
ibre laplide @efible Dlfentlt4 laut be5eu9en,
10 oft tb1en @~eleeenbett ba5n aebpten miro.
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Gtahtrath.

SIM erfen 3 10 ct 8 e tpuroe etne bonn
,wetten ;3weie etnselanDte Srbinan3 fur I'M
tsr(tGBung Der 8plpntdre BON Baltimore in
Den petl6iepenen 9fs9imentern, bic brlteben
unp nod aebiloet perDen, Derlelen.1ni
SIM aweiten 3wetse tpmroe pben-
aeuannte SrDinan3 BON SCR. 5ccper etnses
bradt, unD naGoem le amenptrt mar, anse-
|npminen,
Muf Mntras peS SIR. Nertcn wnrbe belGlcI-
len, Dab liG Der Staptratb BIS gum er(en
Montag i'm Sftpbtr Serta9e.
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sNnhI1n Maine.

Borttanb, 8. @eptbr. DaS beutis'
Wablre1ultat in bieler Stapt lit fcl9enpes
GUlturn (9tep.) 1869, Bradbury (OemUfr.
Oil, Samtlpn Q1uiOn-O empfr.) 102. = STE
sublitaniIAe MajOritdt 1856.
Die N%bltimmuns leste6 Sutr mar fOleeuDe
MaIbburne (9tep.) 1858; Dana (DemOfr.
345, Samilpn 1886; repnblitanil&e @tajO-
rtt1t $40.
60 @tdDte eeben Dan Gepublifanern ein'
Nl,Brbeit BON 2065 9eSsn cine MebrDsit I'm
Iebten Sabre BON 5047.
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Marftprei(e.

g Gwetn wurben 3u bGberen pretIen
bon a so @ 5.25 D~erfduft.
9 d E wentee i'm Marft. pretfe niebeer
BON z so @ 90.
MlcoboL @erfdufe au IS "a IS @ents
S9 @all0ne fiir 50 proc. proof.
aide. got S.. 81, Yearl SIS co.
8tenemwa4S. SO @ 40 @ts.
8aummDII E. 81 @ 80 @ts. % To
Cafe. &tO % tb % "a 223, SaSa 81
8arbbSlser. gIaubpls $22. 90
6ra&te. 0ranssn So a 4 % 8Or3 81
@ewars. Wien,enf y ID 8 ets. Malfen
10 Oil ; MmsfatnuB so @ SO MuSeat>
blltbe As a. Al.
@uanO. @eruSian; 2240 ID 500 @ 81 /;
8apGenmebl $24.
@etretbe. @et5en, rptb DrbinGr l18@130
gut biz arSse3et4net 100 @ 125; neuer lao,
petber neuer $50 @ 10, alter l33@1S7.
Safer, Mar9lanb 40 @ AZ, penniYlSant>
IGer IS @ 66.
SUrn, meibes 50 "a 10, selbes IS "a &c.
&G9gen, MarNlanb sc, Yennf9lD. 80.
Mebl. 9Cparbfreet, fuper So 5O@5 623
u ertrd .......5 81
Samils ......6 IS
SbtO & &entuds Super ...5 623
Srtr1 ....5 81
u O1WtlD S+6 $40
Baltimore 90
9tpg9enrnebl $3.75@4.OO+
&ornmebl $3.50.
NM O~laffes. Cuba 80 q SO. porto &ieO
$50 46 % @aa+
YrOptftOnen. @dultern % IL Il "a A
Geiten 81, S6infen 64@s. MebsYplt $l2.O
&et8. @%arpltna e, Oitinb. 6.
@tGrfe. Yerl go z 49 Id.
Sal5. @rpunb @lum l. 20 p Cad, Mib>
TOMS So. Is, &urfs SSlanb 40 Cts. % Sulbel
bonn StUre.
@btsteY. Wenis 8erfGufe "a fir Gtty
nnb 34@35 fur ObiO 4e @aa.
3uder, @rpeerie s.5O@9.5O, 9Ortu Nic
100000.
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Settles nm 0arrisbnra.

5arrteburs, 9, Sept. Der Seize
9rapbif OvrlteB @bamberSburs, ga, weil CT
fi6 ppr pen ytsbeten far6tete. Sin neuer
Spsrotsur bat f6 bereits 9efuupen urc be
ri6tet, pap Ales rn6t9 LIT uni tsine 8eSeten
in Der Nadtarl9alt fnp.
Seine pidttee No6riht 1T uns biz jeBt
BON 9auppfr 3ueefUmmen.
u. II. Mc@lure 1T gum allittrenben @e-
neral Npjutanten fir YsnnlYloanien ernannt
pOrper. Yorter untertiBt 0Oupernenr Cur
tin, melAer in fOrtmdbrenper Gerbtnbnn9 mil
Sen. Wc@lelan ftebt.
Sin Jtebellen Oelerteur beriGtet, baB Die
@Cnf6Oertrten bel 6reperid 100000 Mann
ltalt Ieien.
9eBtc Ncuigfcitcn.
&eime MebclIcn UberbaIb TreSertcf
0aaerStpwn, 9. Sept, Abenos IL
ltr. NQss 1T bier rubig. unicnsleute aus
Der umgegeuD BON 6reoerid be iAten. paB tel
ne Nebelsn- Dje1lt ito Don 6reDerid Iteben.
Die 9iGsts D~erlelben linO bis auf 4 Ntetlsr
btelleits Don Der StaDt ausgecebnt.
Die leBten Na6rt6ten BON Wtarttnsbure
Seigen an, Dap pOrten @ues lt6sr tetn'
0eiabr pprbar ben lit
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an l6m,ntlthe Wtrtbe in Baltimore.

UN IUIIIIIIIIVEFL NOVEEVE III ONtFt1FVtN*
ga iet bet 1. bS. Wts. bic 8terbrauer ben Prets fit Ca
serbur erb6tt baben nn6 Ten &trtben ouBerbert in So &c Der
Nseeruns sfeuern, beOrutenoe Wiebr Nus9aben erma&ien, 10
era6ten mir es fir nptbrenbfg, ben Yreis Der Setranfe chen
fails Al erbSben, ub laotn baber aae gDirtbe Der Stdot auf
6reitds Na9mlttas 3 lbr gu elmer @erlnmmlung In Fer @e'
benbale Gin, nm iber bteien @esenitanb RdbcreS 3u %beratben,
Yh. SpenmaIo.
s. 9eter8.
MttOS 9OTm1n.
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Milcnbabn- unfan.

gtncenmes, Snb., 8. Septbr. Sin
@pe,ial,ug nit Dem SO. SainCis Neet., mad
QouisutGe beltimmt, gerie:b BET Bridgeport,
GainOis, aus Den SAieneu, tpOOur9 spilGen
80 unD 40 @OiOotfn U%erUuroet trurper. DE,
l1pfaa bate letue GeranlalunS bur6 paa
Qufretsen Der @6tenen purG einen &ebelsn.
lptOn. wel6er beretts Derbuftet IT, Die Ser.
rcunbeten lteaen bier i'm 6Ospital.
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nenerahrmna in 9u6n1p.

8uffa1p, 8. sept. .. 9. 8ennts
Gleputpr am 8uifalO Greet unc Grams @ae
ualItiff perbrannten beut Nadmittaa. Der
@lepatpr entbielt ungefabr $4,000 8ulbel
Waat8 uno 40, 900 8uibel Wsi5en. Sas
@ebdure ml,rre gu $50, 900 an9ei&la9en unr
mar fir $25, 900 rerlihert.
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Suoiore rpirren.

Smuba,8 Sept. Dim 6. fauten Soften
BON DEN ganttun mad SiCur @itY nnp bra6<
ten Die Na6ri6t. Daft iener Stamm se9en Die
WstBen rllte. @ini9e Anleoler BON DafOtab
liuo lhcn anseerifen rOrpen. 6rauen unO
Climber Lungs benz @iiOurt BIS Sort Stan
folpb FnO auf Der 6lu6t mad Stpur @ttp,
@hub st Iuden.
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9entihe Sriete
meI9e in Der enslti6eu Elite eutbalteu fHb.

gDtbe. o.; 9ruuls, Mis : u Gtdenaner aarsg Gu
lerS WfiB III; @erns, @frs g; 9rIf wdB Ut "; TsIn' );
q ner NB VI ; 9anfeman, NirS s Weineder, MliB s;
aRiasr, Wts q; Mnsss Mib Do; 0tOfe, Mrs 81 6; @ein-
BARI, @uf %; @@@erinsti aars u; = dattiinse", @frS ";
6ulber, Mib 81; Setaitian, .; Q%pasner, NttB u.
9errenIine: co.
gelOeu, 9; Brandt, M S $; 0edsr. o; 6aGre, $; Sranf,
6 8; Sains. s; 9sB, @b; Sils, Capt, 6 gD unS 9bas Us;
ainoner, g; Qibeder u; Wtade. S s.; Nlpnfer, S.; Olbosn,
81; Se + 8; @OienEelp & 0%pienbere; @plentbal, 5; &otp.
i6ilO, " W0 S6aer, Er; %traae, =; Stofslaeer. S; gsee-
tTnhprf, S 81; gBif, 50; 9Stttf, p; 3elsrs,S @; Usabt-
70 ,lpae So. 98. Il. y. S.8.
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8rtnianter ~llniUnsfes in WOrSsgarOlina.

New~gprt, 8. Sept. IS uuroen Bier
9iadrt6ten Don einer brlaianten Afatre gu
plgmuut6, NOrD>@arUlina, empfangen. 400
Gebeuen unter Sol. Garrett purpen bon 300
8unoestruppen inter Sergeant Greer bon
Sol. 9aptin0' 3ouapen anse9rifen unO pOlls
(tGnptg gelAla9en. Der @plcnel lammt 40
NiQnn nuroen 3u @sfau9enen 9emaht.
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Der Sries in &cntmcfp.

QOutsptlle, 9. Sept. Dim DCnnersz
taa lieB etue 8Ourasier @OlOnne BON Sum
berlarg Sap auf cine Abtbeilun9 8ebsasn, Z
Nleilen ppn bier. gStr pertpren l SOFTEN
unO 3 8erpuuCete. Die Nebelen wurpen
nit beir1&tltAem 8erlult surud9etrtsten ais
tie unlerem 6euer aus 329iunOern aus9eieBt
paren. Die NebtIen 3eritGrten seltern Die
Nestatiunen 5rptldsn SenlCn unp Ba9OaO
an Der 9Ouisstle unO 6rantfortsG ilenbabn
uuo riGen an 100 9arps lang Die S6ienan
nuf. IS geben Bier @sriAte, welGe aber i'm
6auptquartter niht 9~eglaubt weroen, paB 9es
netal 3bumaS 6. @rtttenpen etnen She'll BON
8ra99'S Tebelenma6t bel @alatin, Senn,
bsliegt babe; ferntr belbt es, Dap General
8raa8's eeI ammte StreitmaGt ben @umber<
lanpFuB ibsrlAtitten babe, UNI in 9foro- Sen>
tud9 etniufaaen.
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Meme Mn6eigem.
W1onpre -NfGce (6toOtbeue. J

8aIti III ore, ben 9. Septenlber 1852.
Sn 1te6ereinftiutmuns nit Der Nroflanation ieiuer Grs
%ceIenS, bes @puoernerrS, perben aQe 8itrger ~anfsefcr=
bert, f6 lit ben peri6iebenen @eriammluns8pGGben i6rer
reip. @arbS ieben N6eub bieier @oGe Sn oeriaurmeln, I'm,
fi6 militariid Sl pr9aniiiren sur @ert6eibisuns Der @tabt.
Spbn see Chapman,
Wti-S Ntappr er p%ffifip.
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Cute 0eleaenbett.

Sam. @lifprb bietet fetne @tdnbe I'm 3~erinetpn unb Sanp.
eer-Utaltt aaf benen felt Satren Elm sutss @ei6dft nit &d
res @si3dft Su treten beabF6tist. IS btetet f9 bierSur6
lar ttnen tbah9en Wiann be bette @sle8.nteit fir en sutes
Sust0mnten' SnftrtGaenoe fSnnen ihb BET SSO9n @ltfOrb, I4S
@no rneIoen. DtJtOp
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Mus

gpaOu, 6. Sept. 8eioe 3peise re8
Staotrut6e8 baben beldlpfen, $3.50, 600 fir
SanOselOer iiir bic 9>licnutS Wiili3en aus
3umerfer.
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sOsalberiAte aus gBafbtnstOn.

ass N~nseisen ppm SEafbinstou, meld,e bis Nads
mittdae 4 unr bel un,ereM Msenten Srn. Wiecfelc
WD. 400 s. Ctr. abgese0en tpetcen, fncen nod
WufHabme in Der ~nddbfffu sencin Rnnmer
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Nahri6t prD bi,rnut Se9ebtr, oaB Der Undergraduate bonn
@SniIeneeii6te Get Stabt Battmore GOlmaht jur Beripaltupg
bes N~blaies bS albter oeitOrbenen ADAM @ubert
am Is. Suli 1862 erb 4lten bet. NQe 6teienl9en, psIhe 6Dr.
eerunSen Gm oieien 0ta9lnb babeu, weroen btermt aufoefOr6ert,
folds neblt ben u~DtbtSen SeIe9e1 an pber Der benz Is. Sa-
nuar 1868 einJursiGea unb 9eItenb gu MAIDEN, ODER gu g-
%rdrtisen, ooe ae ibrer 2nipri9e an bIsIem ga9lal1e 8elesi9
fur Derluli9 ecldrt weroen. Mae bic 3abtunsen an bteIrn
Ra6IaB gu MAIDEN baben, wetbtn biermlt oufSeIprbcrt, fplbe
uuDer5i9IiG an ben llnter5edneten 5a Ielten.
Narttn 6enfeI,
sSuli24 Am. lmIp Mominifrator.
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@s~ Jn Cumberland Wir0 Der Wecfer
ben Gubfcribenten oMrb ben M9enten
&. 81. MMppert tdeli@ tuS 9aus eeliez
ferf+
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6uerinas in San as.

QeaUenmorb, g.. 0ept. Qnantrea
bat Oleatba, SObniUn County, etn9enommen.
Die Snptaner o~erit0tsn 9ele9entliA Nfo,o unO
1optldlaa in Oacotab. Der @cuoernemr
hat bic Qeute 1nter pie Nafen 9erufen.
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waibinetOn atcaoemp Of Mfufif,

2S9 ga. NS. Sptfden 9. rnb 10. Str.
Seber1 Hndmittae BON 4 ubr an;
Juftrumental= Mnb NOcals@On3ert
Der aus ben ti6tisfeu 8iiultlern ~benpen unb neuerbin az
~per1tirtten GapeAe.
ollie Ssrabret6ten @rfril6uneen. Gi9arren unb SpetIen int
Don Der beIten Audlttdt.
Sli22S 9enrp @SfentEa1, gieentbimer.