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NEW STOCK,
486
1856

"a
INTERIOR ADORNMENTs.
Just reoelved choice selection of new and de-.
PAPERHAN6IN6s,
From the rioh and ornate, to the most chaste and
simple patterns, Appropriate for Parlors, Halls,
DinlnE Rooms. and Ch6mbers,
FlREBOARD PBRIJSSTs, STATUES, CENTER
New Designs. warranted Sold Bands, Imitation
WfNDOw SHADES,
window Shades Of any required style or size,
IN ade to order. Buff. Green and Blue Shade Hol,
lands By the yard or made into Shades,
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
Warranted TO be silded with gold leaf
The handsomest and largest assortment In the
District, from the best nsuufsotory in the oountry
Also, An assortment Dark Wood Frames, with
beautiful variety of small sized Oval and Gard
vlsite Frames, of Foreign and Domestic manufao-
'aIe' PPf f;iTsSSfssG$stoti oaESb AND 7AssELs
Different sizes and oolors, Picture Kings, Nails,
Purchasing exclusively for Gosh. the above goods
lsooording TO their quality Will be disposed OF at
e low rates as they oan DO purchased for In the
District. No pisrepresentation made 10 eject saes
Orders Tor PeperhAnging or Window shades. en-
eouted By experIenoed workmeu, In city or coun-
Try: ssll selected from tho;s Hfed,ps re shove
Remember the number, No ise SeHenth II.
doofs above Odd Fellovs' Hall; and the terms,
Cash or goods and labor. N S-lmifs
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POLICE RETURNS -SseoHd Precinct. - Dennis
Murphy, selling liquor to soldiers; dismissed.
James Keith, John Burk, David Patterson, VIM.
Kelly, and Thomas Gray, drunk; taken 10 camp.
=. i Murray, riding on pavement; fined 50 cents.
John Britain, drunk and disorderly; locked mp.
Thomas Shanahan, drunk: taken TO the military
guardhouse. George Williams, picking pockets
Jail for further hearing.
TI1d Prseidrf-wm r. Fitch, riding on the
pavement; fined $40 So VIM. Thorp, drunk;
dismissed. George BIrl, grand larceny Jail for
court
Fourth Prsciscf.-Eliza wslden, assault and
battery; security for court. Thomas Kelly, as
sault; security for peace Lefty Shorter, do dis
missed. Barney FlatneY, malicious mischief;
security for court.
EighfL PrseIaef Agnes White, disorderly
conduct; dismissed John Grant, drunk and
dlsofdesly; dismissed.
Hinfh Prseiset -Joseph Simpson, drunk and
asleep In the street; taken 70 camp.
TsHth PTseiHet-JulIa Fleet, profanity; fined
- o.. Timothy O'Sullivan, drunk and disor-
dexlv; locked up. C. A. Crook, do ; do. Vic
toris Scott, drunk; hned 81 %. John Denvick,
drum; dismissed. Daniel Whalen and David
ClhOon, disorderly dismissed.
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:. .fs M.,es. Sn. !, % e eoi M n
taking aS o. tSs ssvsr in istS street S.ss from
the easal 70 The n2rth side Of street north, and
with suitable drops. man holes and branches. Ths
WORT 20 be oonstrueted nPon suoh levels and 40
City Surveyor and under the su,elintsndeooe Of
the Commissioner Of the Western DiItrict and
tyo asst1tant CONFERENCE.-The. Persons DESTROYS
81 the surveyors Once. and obtain Of informefiop
neeessary for proper Inder:tansinf Of the WORK
m I'D lint Rep Mavov
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DRAKR's PLANTATION BIfrRRs.
. IT 1LEn

II invigorstes, strengthens and purifes the sys-
TEN, Is a perfect appetizer, and the most agree
able and effec tual tonic In the world. II is CON-
posed Of the celebrated Calissya Bark, Roots
Herbs and pure st. Croix Rum; particularly
adapted to delicate females; cures Dyspeps and
Weakness, and is just the thing for the change,
of seasons.
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and ga.
loons. r. n. DRAKE & Co.,
ap eo3m+ zoe Broadway, New York.
WE ASSERT IT BoLDLY-There are no other
medicines so reliable, efectual and convenient as
HOlloway'S Pills and Ointment, ALWAYS ready
for use. They are invaluable to the Soldier eI.
posed TO wounds, sores, fevers and bowel com
plants. They never fail. Only 25 cents per boz
orr pot. 229
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CHEsARAY lNsriTgIE,

- 1897 and 1929 Spruce st. PhIladeiph'
The reg uler course OF instruction embraces the
EcEllsh and French t,neusges and Literature.
Lain II required, and ell the branches which con-
.tltute thorough English and French education.
rIenea is Rae language Of the family and is DON.
stenLy spoken In the Institute &c 10 the OBJ cot Of
paTtioalar attention, and 10 taught from the rudi
ments 70 the highest course Of literature and oom
be- 18th and CLOSES July Ist. Circusrs 60 , can
be Obtained from Madame OHERVILLY, Prfn-
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ARRIVAL OF THE NAUsATUcK.-The Stevens
gunooat Naugatuck, arrived yesterday afternoon
from James river, at the Navy Yard, for repairs.
Az abe sets in the water at present she Is curious
looking structure, resembling somewhat canal
gondola In size she does not exceed a large
canal boat She has sloping sides and bows Of
twenty-inch timber, the bow being iron- plated.
At each end she has wster-tight compartments,
which can be pumped by the small engines for
that purpose, full Of water, in few minutes,
thereby submerging her TO within eighteen inches
Of her bulwarks, leaving only that much exposed.
On her deck she has the wreck Of the large Par
rot gun which burst In the Fort Darling engage
ment This Igun points Immediately over the
bows, q large groove In the deck being made for
Its liking. When the gun was 10 be loaded
the muZIle was depressed through an opening to
the deck below, when the men loaded II, and
sfterward elevated IL 70 its original position the
gunner firing 10 being the only one exposed on
deck al the time. The gun was loaded for the
seventh round at the time Of the accident, with a
ten-pound cartridge snd solid shot, and but two
persons were injured, the captain, who was struck
on the head with a small piece Of the flying
metal, and the gunner, who had his shoulder
bruised. The frame In which the gun worked
Is split, and the aft beam Is also started.
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! TEE MusIc-rhsre viii be music by ths Ma
rine Band ct the Capitol grounds tomorrow A.
tsrnoon, and we presume regularly therssfsG ep
Saturday Afternoons.
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DEAFNgss-MoRE TESTIMONIALS.

have suffered from q severe malady Of the eur,
which was accompanied not emily with deafness
but intense pain. All application failed till DR.
Won MoschZisker perfectly restored that organ 70
Its healthy state. HUMPHREY BLAND,
Manager of Washington Theater.
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NJ MILITARY GOODS!
lyls W. GAIT & BROTHER call the attention
Ofhosrs 10 their very large stock Of richly
SHOULDER STRAP,
"a sishs Ssaamsn.! Line. s;.a and General
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Of the fnest quality and work Qanship,
nv. NJ. W. GAIT & BksQY yswsls..
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DIEI.,

On the sath Instant, JAMES 6UREON,sssd s
years and InOntns. son % Thomas and Elizabeth
6urton. baltimore SlnoOpJl
On the 20ih instant, SALLIE, the bsoged obi
OF James and Elizabeth A, Spllm III, ,ed yea q,
month and 9 days.
On the 18th instsnt, Of typhoid feS or, PRISCIL-
In WILLIAMS, daughter OF Fredorck and Lucy
Viii lams, aged IS years
The funeral will take place Al 8 O'Clock to-mor-
row, from the residence Of her father on Esst CsP
ito street. hetNeen 81 and ith-NO 81.
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TO DEALERS!
IN Store $4,000 DOMESTIC CIGARS, at prices
ranging from 50 20 $50 per Thousand.
As our goods are al MADE in the best Eldapsy,
with good stock, our Cigars are guaranteed az re-
presented, or the moneT returned And as We keep
factory steadily employ cd, we think we can of or
% dealers Inducements equal TO any to be found
anywhere North. Good German Cigars 1t as
Dealers are invited 20 call and examine our stock
and prices. GEO. w. COCHRAN,
39s Pennsylvania avenue,
m ID etif Esst of National Hotel.
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TOR SALR-A two seated CARRIAGE. re-
Il oeotly purchased, belOnSinE 20 q medical officer
ordered 20 the field will be sold REASONABLE. In
SURE a. she star Oftos. IN n SIS
HOOP SKIRTS, best styles and qualities.
PERRY & BRO,
m q 60 PA av. and Ninth street.
HORSE, TOP-WAGON AND HARNESS for
H sale, $50 Corfsderate MOneV, fsS isimIle /;
Railroad Reports. comp lete and separate vo o;
Delsheld MOTdeoGPs Reports; Army BoOks;
many Rare Volumes; many Rare Books, WHOA .
person meets with but once in q lifsti NE
ALFRED HUNTER,
IN q 81 Over Bank Of Washington
WATCHES.
LADIES and 6ENRLEMEN'S very superior
Watches by all the more relizble makers including
Frods ham and Jurgelsen; also the American
Watch.
JEWELRY.
Every description of Rich Jevelry Of the latest
styles
SILVER WARE.
Silver Tea Sets, Pitchers, GOblets, Cups, Forks,
Spoons, 30.
Presentation swords, robiy embroidered Shout
der Straps. Sashes, Bolts. Pistols. CO..
NJ. w. CALF & BRO. jewelers.,
m H1m,If 3o4 Pa. avenue.
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m % stif

a OFFICERS ATTENTION!
INTEGERS OF the Mounted Service oan find q
full and oomele set OF 70 UlPMENTS for self
and horse, of the verJ best style and make, by n
curing at Growers Theatre. They will be- sold
oheap. the owner having retired from the service,
has DO further use for them. m 2o-u
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nARRIEU.

On the 2sth instant, by the Rev. B. PeytOn
Brown, BENZ. CHARLjON, of Fulton county /,
Pa. TO Mis- SARAH 4. ?, dAasht Of Thomas
Ha5elEar, Esq. Of this oily.
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San sgprt Momree.

Der Oampfer QouiItana, Capt. @tatam
Dprter, Fam 0teIen Mforgen bon Slo Vptnt
Comfort NIT Der pplt unp etrpa ~finfat9 NaIp
Ia9tereu Dier an. SIS mar fetn 0arlament1rs
boot BON Attsus 2anpnne erlAtenen unb bes.
6alb feblen uns neuere NahriGten aus Dem
SIDen.
Sn getref pes pom Dampfer 0epr9eanna,
welGer DDrgetern bier antan, tn Der Bar,
Der GappabannCd Minbung 9egeniber, brens
nenO oOrsefunpenen @@ifes, inp pte Wtets
nungen perlbiepsn. Ginige permutben, oaS
Die MannINaft Meuteret peribt, bas S6if
in 8rano eeItsdt unD liG alsoann In ben Bet
ben ShtfsiUleu mad Der Dtrstnt1aen &ife
selabtet babe. NnDfre iinD Ger Nnli1t, pab
Die Mannl6aft BON ben @pnfGOertrten 9efans
gen genpmmen uno bon btelen bas SAif ana
ge3ineet porpen iei.
Die1en Woreen stas Elm @eridt, ba6 es
einem Nebelenpampfer 9elungen 1et, bic 8lc
taoe De3 Sane5riper at umgeben une Dte bube
See gu 9eUtnnen. Die SaHe aber tlarte li9
fOl9enpermaBen. auf: Der 3u Neppprt NerS
ltegenoe, our Notpmac. 6lpttle 9ebGrenpe Dants
pier Delaware, erbteIt 8efebt CUR Mbfabrt,
lt9tete Die glnfer ttnp tsat leinsn @pnrs an.
Gin Sifsisr osS Delaware, Der (tG psrlpdtet
batte, bssab lhh an 8Orp zines Sdlepppams
piers, um jeasn gu iiberbolen unb nm bic Nuf-
neSlamtstt peiel6e9 aa erreeen, lteB er etpa
stn babies DuBenc bltncer SGlIIe abfeuern,
%tpcrauf ter Oelaware nabe betm Gap 9enrp
betle9te uuo ben Sit3ter an 8oro uabm.
Gs betbt, ale bier uslgnDliben itoItHen @s@
fau9enen lcaten parcltrt unp fort9elAaft mere
Den, lObalD t4 bic 0ele8enbett ba3u btetet.
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WnrDpatf1e Nabrtbten.

0onO0it, 7. SIT. Der @e6eimratb bat
bnr9 letuen dr3tliGen 8samten, Or. @reen@
BON cine unterluAuns aber Die aufauenb
erpBe Sterbli9feit unter ben fleinen Ginper
In Gabrttfapten %an(telen laien. Dr. @reens
BON erbteIt anf leine 5ra9en taufts ben Be-
ldeib, DaB ;pet Drittel uper bret giertel iener
Rtnoer ais Sauslin9e terben; unp etn Mtte
glieO pes Staotrat9es bon Notttnebam ertldrte
i'm, pap idbrlt9 unssfabr 400 @jalonen
9~auOanum ~pertaufe tpopOn pental1enS bic
6alfte ala S9laftrunt fir IGretenbe pper fran.
fe Stnoer 9ebranGt miro. Oa BITE Jrbrifar,
beiterinnen 9epDbut leien, iGre Rineer Der
Daeee bon 6remOen anSertrauen, 70 trurpen
tie ibnen aImaltg gang entfremoet unD lprd=
den BON ibrem Ippe nit ether ent1hrsdenbeu
q eihsiltieteit. Das @sleb fSnne Dem l1ebel
ni6t betfommsn, allein Die 6obrifberrn t6nn-
ten tim tbetlweile e~nt8esenptrteu, ipenn fe 10
pbtlantrCpilA waren, In ibren Sabrtten eintee
Gtncerltuben etn3urt9ten, tpc Die Nrtettertn-
men tire Rtnoer tu Der Nabe tatten uub ron
Belt gu 3eit Ieben tGnnten.
NDmtral . unbas, betannt aus Der Belt
oes 3rtntrtsges, lit I'm Sreitas 9eltorben. ST
mar TN Sabre 1899 In Den Glpttenoten1 ae-
triten.
Sm Berlin TT am s. Ott. bic 8ttttpe bes
berubmten Nra!eS o. 6ufelano. 0elene, eeburs
ne GrOlAsl, IS Sabre alt, g:torben. Weaea
tbrer Qentlelistsit uno Wobltbdttetett ltanD (te
tn bOber gltuns.
@restau, I. SIT. am 6. Sit. (tarb i'm
Selenfel6en Sntttut 6ermann 8artb, felt
Der Otitte Der pretbt9er Sabre @9ef Der 6trrna
9rpB. gartb & So. unb 8erle9er Der Bresl.
3eitung un0 S6leiiAen @6rontt. a
9amburg, 16, Sttober. 6amburg mar
6isber In Zen Ser. Staaten niGt purG einen
otplOmattiden Qgenten, lonberu bur6 Con,
Inln 0ertreten, pabrenp Bremen betanntliA
lGon felt elmer Netbe BON Sabreu In Der Ser.
ION bes 6errn 0uoplpb S9letrea etnen sri.
hitter " Nsicentea In BalbinstOa aneelteGt
bat. st lag nun pfenbar Iebr nabe, DaB Dte
9anfItaote, tpie ie LANCE 3eit btnourN aee
InetnlGaftliGe wtinifer- Hetpen3en in 9cnDon
gebaet MnO geSsnparttg nod In Yarts,
R%ppsnbasen unO Berlin tabtn, 70 ouh In
ben Ser. Staaten auf cine gemetn19aftlt6e
APPROXIMATIONS Gertretung 8epa9t ne9men mir
ben, germutbltd 1T MUIR Dte 8elorsntb, bag
BET Der G~Oncurren3 Ger bremilaen ,.no Der
bamburstlden Damrfabrts : 9tnten rdidif6t.
lid Der ameritantiAen Volt- Gpntracte es fir
etuen g~emetnldafdt6en banleattl9en Dtplos
maten tn Wulbinstcn l6Uer letn perOe, NIT
unparteilidtett 3u9leta betDer Sntere0en gu
f0rpern, Der @runO s~epelen, baB 9r. 56lsi>
Den btsber nidt banleatiIGer, %lonpern MUIR
bremil&er Mltnilfer : Tsipent mar, mas tbn.
nbrteens niGt perbtnpert BAT, rurfcmmeupen
Salts, NIT 8eptaieuns ieiner Regterung, la
aud Der bamburgerilGen SgtereTen traftiet
au5uaebmen. NaGbem Die biYereirenoen
Dampf6iffatrt : Satsre1en iasptl6en etne
bsfrieDtsenpe Grleptsans s~efunpen baben, 1t
tsst bur4 Natbs- unD Biirserbel&lus pom A.
,. so. Die NnlfelIuns zines ban eatil9en sri.
ntlter . 0teiDenten In 93albtn9tOn NIT etnem
9ebalte pJn $500 DcQars beltebt tpprben.
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Gtne tletne bur9 bic @apttGne SPROUTS unb
9aolon %bs9ansene l1nourifAttetett braGte Ge
nit 6 SpIcaten tn bic @epalt Der Tetnbe.
Ste rna6ten am lelben Gage etne @rpebtticn
auf Dem TeItlanoe, un6 tpur6en BON Der fetrbs
lt9et Ga9allerte aberrumpelt unp a~efanaen
Aenpmmen.
Grt8abter 0eneral SartOn at 8eoufOrt,
g. g., p~rsantfrt jest eth grlfes Neaiment
Glib Carolina Goluntdre. Sn Der bssfals
unterrt IS. Sftober er%laltnen @eneralcrDre
ylc. 10 betBt es, es let baflr Gorge aetraaeu,
Dab Nden, bic li& enrcliren laien. ibr Cob
pitnftltA ausbe3ablt werOe, unb baB bic GU
pertntenDenten Der Ylantagen li6 Nlabe aebeu
loden, thnge ritlft9e 2eute fur ben Dtenlf 3w
tperben.
Der 2. Yara0rapb lautet wGrtlt6 fotgems
Oerraabeu: DurG @onere6acte lnb ale @flas
pen BON Nebeler, Die in ben Dtenlt Der Ser.
Staaten treten, NIT tbren 6ranen uno Gin
bern, Srttpern, S9peltern unb gltern fGr fret
auf tmmer erfIdrt. Die @upertntenpenten
9aten Dies in ihren 8e3irtfn Gfsntlt9 befannt
3i maiden.
Nm SGlulls su1pfeblt CT Den Supertnteu-
osrten 0ftere Berl amtnluneen bebufs 9%eeenlet>
tigea NustanINes ibrer gema1ten Grfa6rnr=
gen, nno atbt tbnen auf, bis gum l. Nosetn>
Der etNen Napport etu3urei1en, nm Den &rte1s=
Isfretar uber3eu8en Su ~tGnnen, In pel6sr g8etle
Der 9roBarti9e 8erluA freier Nrbeit li4 In et-
mem OiItrifte, Ia Dem bic StlaoerelfrennDe
pas UebIIhIa9en p~elelbfn 3uperlf6tli6 prppbes
Setten, Sabu gebrDdben babe.
@9atletoner 8Idttsr pom "a. SIT. reflainiS
rem ben Grfcls be6 0tencpntreS am Nccataltgu
ais etnen puutdnoi0en Stsg Der Siipll6en.
Sic bebaupten, muir Is EOpt: nnO 40 Ser
%punbete gu baben, WuBeeen lie 40 3pOte Der
nDrolthen 1Iuppen auf Dem 6elpe eefunpen
uno 80 Tlinten erobert baben tpotlen.
ct. SnDns, %. s., 81. Oftcber. Ser
Damp r Jfortb Qmerican, welGer am lsbten
Grettag Cape STAGE paliirts, bate (eDr lGleG.
les Weiter, aber fstnen l1nfal. Gr !polte In
GYOnep GQbleu etnuebmen ebe er mad 9uebec
~fteuerte.
0atber Vnint, %. Stt. Der Dampfer
uNtOrtb Nmertcan", tpel9er am 9. .. Wt. Don
gtOerpcOl unp ant 10. tn 2onocnperrp abae=
1anBen mar, fam bsute MbenO nm 9 ubr bier
an. @r brtu9t So Daliagiers in Der Salute
unO 2O9 I'm 3wtibenpsd. Gr be9esnete am
p. Stt. Dem na0 2ioerpoOI febreuOen Dpfr.
vSura".
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Intt hcr @alaIccgfnSt.

a Satt1afecttY, 90, SftOber. @olonsl
Gcnasr'S California yte9iment 1T bier ange<
tonmen uup betnpet liG i'm Eager beim Sort
Douglas, brit Nieilen mrltIid bon bier.
N1, Mlc0arp purbe NIT 3msi G~Utmpdanisn
%&ompa9nten pm &ub9 Gausp na9 eem
5umbOIOflufe selhtdt, um bts SaOianer,
melAe Dor etnigRh WOAtu bic Gmt9rdntem
Iberftelen IND ermoroerteu, 81 sitbttaen. -
3ptIben GroDelp BDrte unO Sir Of 8cds
ftngesi tie 26 uno ~IanOten 3tpet mtsOer suriid,
UNI Ole Nuslieferuu5 Der M6rOrr gu besperEs
feat9ea, nit Dem Napente!l, PAP, iptn, le tn
ether beittnnten 3sit ntGt Oea beabGfAtiaten
3wed erreeht bdtten uuo 3uradystsbrt waren,
70 ipirOen Die anpern o~ierunO3wan3ig als
0eIleln 5uriftebaltenen eriHOllsn tperoen.
Da ~eritereS Mot geIAab, 10 wurOeu Die "a
SnOtauer binaus8efabt nno ltaaOre6tttd fiji
lilirt,
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(5Gr BEN Weder,)
Des ~@rpfOfmarfAaas Mmt.

so Iaugs Der Delertipn In Der Armee nthi
oaogr6 GtabaIt 8etban mtso, bnB man benz
Splpaten 9tbt, uup omar CUR ve9ten ;3eit atbt,
mas t9ut 3%utonimt, 10 LANCE LIT es Vfidt Der
militartIHen YOli5et, b. b. Der Orofcsmare
fdouarnter, berielben mad 3raften gu lteuern.
gno MO INNER BON tbren Ne0imentern pbue
urIaab a6peenOe SclDaten 9efunOm tperDen,
nieIslbea gu ibren TraspenfGrpern auridgu-
iAidsn. Das etn5tee Observation-Disclosures,
sosl9es eini9ermaBfu Oteler ieiner 0Ii6t nod
fpmmt, 1T oas az DeibtnetOu. Die profo6s
9arOe, iprsn Gif5teE On Der Gptbf, maht
tagIiA bret Mal tbre Nunne bonn uelfen
Daule naN Dem Capitol unb ptener ausiif /;
teoeg bort G9 aufbaltenDe Sfister uno 5oleot
miro tasliG ~mentsltens elm Wtal mad ieinem
Dafe 9efragt, nnD es lit platterbtnas unmSos
lid, f1 tn Walbiagton Cbne pab auf;u6als
ten 100 a6er merit man sttpas BON elmer Wro.
foB9arbe TT Metr- g)Ort, 9btla0elp3ia, 8pton,
D0sr bier? Infer alter tn S1la1teu ererou4
tex 6slO, Der 0eneral Waior Wcul, a~etttoer
GUmmanoant def s Stapt, Bat bas amt 6es
prOfoBmarlAaas etnem leiner Noiutanteu,
CEN Nfajor SOaes abertrasen, bffen Office
gD tn Der Tapettefr. nabe Der 6cQtbaofr.
%befiaost. ltiAt etnmal cine Wa6e 1T inn
9arIs, UNI SOlOaten, wet9e, mas tdattd ae.
lhtsbty f1 bier Ubne urlau6 aufbaiteu unp
gale ~perlansen, um gu Ibren 8esimentern ~.
rid3ufebreu, fOfOrt. gu Derbnften uno le benz
bier taaltd fgfnben ,RrtegsgeriHte au i6,roes
ben. SfF3iere un9S OlOaten t5nnen fd Obne
tlrlaub bier @Oaete lang a~ut9alten, obne bo6
cine Meni9eniesle fe mad einem VaB fraat.
nab MGR F4 baron aber3eugen ptn, brou6t
nur stnmaI eIuen Spa3tersang um ben Nptnt
NlasEt, Dur@ pratt. uno Die na6Fen 5traBeu
Big 8auffr. gu maGen, no eiue un,obl nou
Grinf< unp l~cntisen 9pfalsn 1T, uno cr ,ptrp
9anberte BON Sploa!en metfsns In anaerilfe-
aem 3ufance BON elmer Rneipe In Die anosre
RantsA lsben, Denn cine WrOfDBearoe baben
mir niGt uno 8e~rbnftungen bon Sulpattu oe-
5Grsa 3w ben Seltenbsiten. Gs lit freiti6 letd,
tsr, 6iEgerIt@e 8erlammIunsen aufaubeben,
IN bsnen man In erIanbt, cine frete Metnuna
Absr Ste absrSrObe SiGtietstt Uber nuta6.
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Nufnnft SeS Gaslc BON SaDanma.
Sie SrGn3pitn iii Merieo bereiten fI6 gum
gSprriicFeu DDr.

SOccHTen OOct
Dur0 NnEuuft pe6 Dampfers v@aele" BON
6aDauna babrn mir N19ri1ten Don 6apana
bis gum %. SftDber uao Don Wlsricp bis surl
81. Sept.
Oas Ser. Staatsn 2aneuenboOt Santtaso
mar am 2. sa 6apana ausstommen unO Die
&anDnenbOute Ytu8a uno Spmpna Ieaelien
am le,ben Sage 3u elmer Rreu3fabrt ab.
Der Dampfer .NauEuu" fam am %. bon
Nep, Orleans nit einer an3abl 0alagtere s1
5au01ta an, Die itne StaOt S~erlaIen 9atten,
UNI Der Strafe gu enteeben, Die iiber ale I'M.
tpYalen SnDiotpusn oerbdnat tit. f
Die Sage III Merito mar unperdnDert. -
Die fran35Fi9ea 9ruppen bersiteten f9 gum
Gerrilfsn ppr.
IS SAB ri9tS Neues aus Der 5auptfabt.
DCG slaubte man, pab Suars3 allen Nerpen
anltren9e, Tim ben ~Gtnprtn9linsen 3u uiperS
(feben.
Das Dtaro BON 5abana (8f9ierunsspr-
GAM beGpri9t BITE 9tnepln'l9e @mancipatiunss
proclamation uub betra9tet lie ais einen tall
ten S6lae. Das 8latt slaubt, bte1elbe
Uerbe i'm Guoen weni9, COer gar feline praf
TIDE Btrtan8 ba6en.
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6etnbe Bate f9On ldnslt bic Nufmereiamtett
unlerer MilttdrbebSrben erre9t. I'm eth Gnoe
In bic Sadie 3u brtn8en, uno 3u9let@ ttalere
@ren3sn better sesen etnen etpat9en ueberfaa
3u 1HaBen, fnO bic folsenoen in ben betoen
nobltebenDen WitlttdrurDre5 SorgeIAriebenen
gOrtebruneen 8etrCfsn tpcrben
@atro, /. Sttpfer 1862.
Srsenp eth 6abr3eu9, tpeldeS bon @uertGs
las ODER anbern @erlonen bel9UIen tptrO, LIT
bsprbert an benz Yuntte ueer Der Na6barI6af,
Ocu 100 aus es sel@ab, 70 otel SAaoen an3n>
rtGten, tpte eS fam, UNI gu be3peden, 0teler
lbdnDIt9en Guerilla $ Rrte9fitrung Gtnbalt
su t9un.
gia9 Dem 20. Dttcber Iclen ale Sabr3snge
pelGe NIT 6radt an treenO etnent 9untte un>
terbalb Cairo ODER tr9eno etnem 0nnfte 3pi>
lden Cairo unp louisville lanpen, obne oaB
Fe BON @uuettoren 9ermitS basu pper pon Mae
rtne OfR3teren GrlaubniB baben, mad Cairo
sebrd6t nno bort fefsebalten tperoen, bt8 etne
unterl uhung tn Der Sa9e tattgefunben bat.
OaS Camden an Ountten, mo 8unoeSmtlit1r
ltegt, 1T riGt perbpten.
Sober Dampfer, Der bter nubalt, fol- mill
ether GOpte bteler 0~eneralorbre perIebem tpers
Den. DaDtb Wprter.
flung. Com. Der MiN. @awaprOn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-08-21
important Var oders.
wsn DEr'F. ADs'r GExrsiL's 0FrfoE.
WAsHr,1crov Anoust 10 1861

Wn DEP'F. ADJ'r GExFsiL's OFFioE.
IS WAsHjseroS. August IL. 1862.
Tie following is An order Of the Presi-
deut Of the United States, dated June 26,
1852:
GENERAL ORpERs--No. JOB. II. The
forces under Major Generals Fremont,
Banks and McDowell, including the troops
now under Brigadier General Sturgis, at
Washington. shall be consolidated and
form one army. to be called the Army Of
Virginia. W 3
III. The command of the army of Virgin
ia is specially assigned to Major General
John Pope as commanding General.
The troops of the Mountain department.
heretofore under command of General FIRE.
mont. shall constitute the first army corps.
under the command Of General Fremont.
The troops Of the Shenandoah depart
ment. now under General Banks. shall
constitute the second army corps, to be
commanded by him.
The troops under the command of Gen.
Mcdowell. except those within the fortif-
cations and the city of Washington. shall
form the third army corps. aad be under
his command.
BY order Of the SEcRErARy OF WAR.
D. ID. TOWNSEND. Asst Adj. Gen.