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Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-13
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 9.

LOUISVILLE, sept. ..
The rebels have burned all the bridges
on the Louisville and Frankfort railroad
between Bagdad and Frankfort, except
one over Kentucky river.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-13
Save Your Egg,

A NEW AND USEFUL IYVEyr,
Whereby Eggs can DO preserved perfect, /.
most indefinitely, without the ineupb,r
Salt. or other ordinary preservatve, \
necessity for Farmers selling sbsir Ee,-S
TO sevencents per dozen, when they s3 !,
cost save them until they command
For further particulars, enclose a uj a.
L. B. SILVER \
August %, ls62-Iy
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-13

q Money in all cases Z,
scriptiOns SomPany 4,
10 All subscribers under these
continued at tho end Of the year va
renewed and paid. All subseriR.oal aR Fs
arFearageS, a come in under e. y AIsl
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-13
FOR SALE

1000 Acres Of Choice Lands, situated near the MIS-
souri, River, in Richardson and Nemaha counties. Ne
6raska; also, one two story Brick Residence, one large
Store House, with Warehouse attached, and 30 Lots, in
the town OF BroWnville, at very low figures, and partly
on time. II Al ATKTNs0N
BrownviIIs, June 18Th. n5o-sw
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-13
CH1cAco. Sept.

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.
Garabaldi has been defeated and him
SELF taken prisoner. The Italian insur-
reclion has ended.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-13
VIIALY l@IIHgBIIIIII
GEORGE KNAPP -
II. PASCHAL..
JOHN KNAPP.

The ProPristoTs otfAs ReD,Br
to extend their circulation os1os'ecs Or.
able terms to subscribers 70 tbs usfoaas,r ~
Daily Weekly and rr,.v
Daily, lin advance . Hest,
5~n-geekly, Gin advance
Sunday Republican
TO GLUGSAT TIE FoLLovr.
Five copies Of the Tri-westlr-HIAg R4n,
Three copies Weekly \ y sent for..
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-09-13

BRowNvTLLE, SATURDAY, SEPT, 10, 1852.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-19
Aerada 9emutrat.
LOCAL MATTERS.

LEcTUREs.- Mr.. Felix O'Byrne, M. A.,
special correspondent in Vancouver Island and
British Columbia to several leading London and
Dublin journals, is announced to lecture at
Grass Valley, on Saturday evening, and at Ne
vada on Monday evening next. The subject of
his lecture is "Ireland, Before and After Chris
tianity." The proceeds of the lecture in this
place will be devoted to the benefit of the Ne.
vada Catholic Church, and the Grass Valley
lecture is for an equally worthy purpose Mr..
OByrne is gentleman of fine attainments,
and his lecture IN Sacramento, few days ago,
was largely attended and well received.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Mr. Henry Pratt, one
Of the workmcn employed on Walls bridge,
now being built over the South Yuba, was Sc
verely injured day before yesterday. lie was
working on the timbers, thirty-fve feet above
the water, when he slipped off. He first struck
on lath that had been nailed up to steady the
tmbers, which broke and gave way, ard he fell
into the river. His injuries are not regarded
as dangerous, but he will be laid up for some
weeks.
ForRTH OF JULY-The several committees
appointed by the fire companies, the Cadets and
the citizens, to make arrangements for ccebra-
ting the Fourth, met at the Theater yesterday
afternoon, appointed subcommittee, and took
ntiatory steps to get up creditahle demon
straton. On Saturday next, members Of the
committee will call on our citizens to raise
r Al. IL,
Of exercises will be decided on in few days.
WARM WEATHER.-Yes Yesterday and to-day
we're the warmest we have had this season.
the thermometer at two o'clock yesterday stand
ing at SO deg. above zero, and at the same hour
to-day at Sc deg. In consequence Of the inn
mense quantities of snow in the mountains, it
is not probable we shall have any very warm
weather this summer.
MASONIC CELBBRATIoN.- The Masonic
fraternity of Grass Valley have made arrange
ments to celebrate St. Johns Day, on Tuesday
next, the oath inst. The Nevada Lodge has
adopted a resolution to attend, and take part
in the celebration.
REsIGNED.-Mr. w. Andrews Justice of the
Peace for Bloomfield township, has resigned
his Office. A successor will be appointed at the
meeting of the Board of Supervisors next Mon
day.
COUNTY BUsINRss.-A special term of the
Board of Supervisors will be held at the Court
House on Monday next, the 23d inst. The
meeting was called, principally, to attend to
some road matters.
CHILDREN's CABs.-A. p. Church & Co.
have Just received, at their store corner of Pine
and Broad streets, an assortment.of chidren's
cabs, of different styles and prices.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-19


AN AFFECTING Doc SToRY.-The Chicago
Times r, lates The follow affecting incident
connected with the death of Lieut. Pfiefi,
who was killed at Shiloh, and bis remains
afterwards taken to Chicago for burial:
A beautiful and touching incident is conncc-
ted with the manner in which Mrs. Pfott was
enabled TO discover the place where he had
been buried upon the battle field. She visited
the field armed with pass from Gen. Halleck,
but no one could possibly inform her of the
place where lie had been buried, as such large
number of both friend and foe had been inter
red upon the same ground. She remained
about half day, and was about giving up in
despair when she espied, ,at the distance of near
ly half mile, large dog coming rapidly to-
ward her, which see Immediately recognized as
the same which had accompanied her husband
TO the war. lie approached her with the most
intense manifestations of Joy, and Immediately
indicated to her as well as he was able his de-
sire that she should follow him. She did so,
and he led the way to a distant part Of the field
and stopped before single grave. She caused
it to be opened and there found the body of her
dead husband 1t appears from the statement
Of some of the soldiers that at the time Lieut..
Pfef fell his dog was by his side, and there re-
mained, licking his wounds, until he was taken
from the field and buried. He then took his
station by the grave, and nothing could induce
him to abandon it but for a sufficient length Of
time each day to satisfy his hunger, until by
some means, he was made aware of the pres
ence of his mistress. Thus had he watched for
twelve days by the grave of his master. This
is certainly one of the most wonderful instan-
ces Of canine sagacity on record. When the
body was being conveyed to this city the won
derful animal took up his position by the box
containing the remains, and no pursuation
could induce him to leave it.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-19

CALTFoRNIANs IN THE REBEL SERvTCE.-
The Richmond Examiner of May 9Th has
the following:
Two brothers of Judge Terry, the well-known
and gallant California judge, have fallen in our
cause; and we have heard that the Judge him
selfis expected here TO offer his services in the
same cause of honor and liberty. California
has contributed not few gallant spirits to bat
Tie for the South. Judge Porter, of that State,
who left behind him position and property to
join the cause OF the South, was on Gen. Polk's
staff in the battle Of Shiloh, and received the
most gratifying compliments Of the General for
5s conspicuous gallantry on that memorable
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-19
To CorrespOndcmts.-Patients residing in

To COrrespOmdemts.-Pati residing in
any part of the State however distant, who may de-
sire the opinion and advice of Dr. Young on their re-
spectiye cases, and who think proper to submit a
written statement Of such in preference to holding
personal interview respectfully assured that their
communications viii be held most sacred Dr. Young
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
are only opened and replied to by himself and the
latter as promptly possible If the case be fally
and candidly described, personal communications
VIII be superseded instructions for diet regimen
and the general treatment Of the case ITSELF (nclu-
ding the remedies VIII be forwarded without delay,
and in such a manner to convey no idea of the
purport of the letter or parcel so transmitted
eS- 0ffice. 75l Clay street, San Francisco
Consultation gratis. J. c. YOUNG, NJ n.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-19

SI1II. Pox.--The Colasa Sun states that
this disease is prevailing among the Indians
on Grand Itlaud, about ten miles below the
town O( COIasa.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-19
Special Notices.
SAN FRANCISCO, April stu. lso2.

MEssRs. REDTNGToX Co:
take pleasure in informing you that l have been
using your excellent Yeast Powders for some time,
and uhheStatingy pronounce them unequaled by
any similar preparation that have ever used. Every
horsekeeper may rely upon it that when used. ac-
cording to directions, they fail to produce that
most desirable Of all articles of Good, Street and M
trieioH' Bread. Having once proved how superior
they to all others, could on no account be with
out them MRs n Mus
apr26 3m.
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Mohlen.

Oprt, A. gOpbr. Die DabI
fit @uuperneur, Congratulations &c. SinG
rubig Dor f3. STE 8ptunls BON II BarOs.
tpel@e Bic 8 ubr 80 Minutsn beute N6eno
etnsinseu, saben Seymour {DemOt. } $4,000
Sttmmen MtatUrttdt.
8tn gbomptUn, 4. Ncbbr. Stsben
GUpnS geben @apswprtb a6er 1000 Sttms
men Majuritdt,
Nem sgorf, A. 9lCp. MttternaGt. Oen
bis1 iebt e~ingelaufsnen @ablbertAten 3nfOl9s
G6elnt e., baB Der Staat ben bemCtrattlhen
ganStoaten erwGbIt BAT, bod ptrO trent8 I'M
terI6tep tn Der Stimmenaabt far @dbswortb
unb Seymour tattfneen.
Obttabelp6ta, 4. Sop. YrlpntOss
psI4en ~bebuupten, Seymour gu Nsrp. gurf babe
81, 900 Maaicrttdt, ebenIO bic @a0t BON eli
@cnarseteuten, Die btiOen @Opos unp oue
N1ttalieber pom 2. BIS II. Otfrtft NIT etnse'
I9lUfen.
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0eri6tsperfa4rem.

Grtmtnatbpf,-Der Saa BON Sobn
Vrtm, angetla9t bes mSrbertlAen Anfaues
aaf Soepb @mmert, purbe pesea Mbtpeienbett
Der mi6ttgfen 3eu9en ausgeleBt,
Sn @a9en @br. Gtart, Der Gntpenonn8
bon etnem @aar Sttefsln aus Dem 2aoen BON
@arrpu, Npams & So. aneetlaet Gerbanes
lung ausselsBt.
Sobn @orman, Corporal bonn -. 9enns
~lYlpanta Gapalerierestment, ansetlast bes
tbatltGen Ansrtfs auf Capt. WfitAea nno
SfTciant 8ateman: S&ulptg.
9. ct. Dtfrtttcomrt.-Die Np~
pemberTbnn8 besaan seitsru. Ste fOlsenosn
6erren bilDen Die Yettt Sur9: 6t9arO ..
9oane, E9omas Sswsl, Sir, Mlfreb .. @pans
unp NtAarb 8cwte BON Baltimore; SObn y.
eamb, Ni@plas StelB, Ml&Olus 5ntGtts nno
Sobn N. Mcgpmas BON Baltimore COUNTY
Sobm $. guang unp Nbant 8eler, BON 6rs
|oerid; ISM. 8ierlbtnss upo Mnprefp Stparb
BON @albinetcn ; 9ol9ua Smitb nno JaInsS
is. Doutp BON Carroll SOiepb %. gGbtt'
unp Sbcs. s. gouns BON @aibtnetcn; gSut
|Stmnnus mno George SO. Greelems9er pcr
Mnne MrunDsl ; 0m. 6aI BON @rtnee 0eor
se's; Samss StfreY anb @m. p. Otpetss
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/. New.gprf, 4. glOp. Der Dampfer
gabaipba pan New.O rleans 1T an9etcmmen.
Drstuno1tb3is untOnPi@tIinss iinb bon Ssras
bort anaelnn0t, I'M tn pte @rmee gu tretfn
@avt. Mm. 8. Cation BAT baS Gommanpc
bes RanCneubppteS Rbooe SSlanb erbaltsn,
uub nas RanOnenboOt SrcqnOts III mad Der
Minrune bes RiD @ranpe Sslenoet.
Sen. MajOr Gunner paltrte sefrrn aui
getutm Wegs our Grpnt III oQer Gle burf
WaIbtnetOn. Gr mar eine 3eitlane tn Wstu-
gIurt UNI letne @elunbbett tpieoerber3ufelen,
unb II 0uf benz @sse ppufanbtssr Genslans'
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IT, Sclbaten, lebt auf Sure @elunbbett
0eutihe Sriete
DE in Der enalif8en elite snt9alten fin

ONmEHItNe+
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8rstsr, MrS Marg; 8ieber, Mrs Warg
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9errenItfet
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$; Gul3e, . 50; DsrmUos, Ssbn +; Derrid,
81 GATE, Mr; 6aumer, 8; Branterber9, g;
9o6sl, Sobn ; RuOsl, Gbarles (; GOG, Scr;
Grule, Gbrtlttan; Mentel, Gbas Molb, $;
SAiptser, George; S4mtntss, $; S8mtbt
2bp5 u; SAaramb, l@bas u, Saafer, q
o.; Sptb, @ccrse; Spptb, 6; Steib, 81
Sufeto, 8 81; 6eB, . 5errman, 6 8olt'
man, Dm y; Weber, S 3ebensr, S s.
SOtbatenIttt;
8aublie, s; 8Osner, 9; 8~eantnser, 9;
Sauman, Bn DtGinser, George; De9rUf
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Ter, S; &rOnemtaer, y; 2Ober, 6 q; Nftler
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SAneiper, 5atOb; Spiedsr, 8riB ; Sppnsler
9; Waguer, Capt s; Belber, s; WOlf
Or s; Walter, s; Wie5ner. s,
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WiEnnri.
@ieSerlase Der Webenen.

ct. QUuts 4. Nep. Sol. Darep pers
fulate BITE 8ebeaem bts Wocabcntas, t6Dtste,
perpunoete tuO ffns etpa 236 6etnoe. nnler
gerlult beltanO in einem 0stOotetsn uno pier
0erpunpetem. Die @sfangenen iasten, Ile
6atten 8efebl BON 6inoman sebabt, tn f%0rctr'
ten Mar16en auf Sprinafelo pcr5uriden, i'm
Niden pom @6Ofielp pielen plab 5a nebmen
unD letne 3ufubren at3ulhneipen. Sol. 2as
sear III mad 8nttsrfcn surifsstebtt. gr fam
bts Wccabcntas, trteb ben Seiuo mebrere Wfeis
len pctt Dor liA Der, tSDtste 20 uno sroberte
40 Oferbe uno nhteis 0epebre &c.
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/ Gen. s. Snur3 bat anf etue BON
Dem 0eretn fur tranfe uno sertpui1oete LUTON
Solpatsn erganeene GinIaoutg folgeneermd-
Gen eeantwCrtet:
6auptauartter Ger 3. D~tetlion btS }
IL. Mrmeecurps b. 9otomacsWrmee ,
6atrfar 6. s., 1. Nop.
9errn q, S6ldins, cprrelp. Ser.
0aebrter SER.
Sbre freunplt1e @tnlaoung bonn %. Sft.
II ether Generals erlanmlun9 bes yOeut=
Iben SalfssS ereins fur tranFe unO perpun-
oete untpnsiploaten" gu lprefen, LIT In meinen
6Gnben. Qeiper perbinoern mid meine
pRt3ten ais Sfi3ier Der Armee Seren fir
mid 70 1hmeidel9aGten @unl4e 6olge gu let
ten. STD beDaure oas nm 70 mebr, ais Id
NIT Der ar6btsn 6reaoe bas Wfeintae gu Dem
grfulae S6res MISREPRESENTATION rlnterneb.
mems beitroaen mG1te. Seten sic perli6ert
DAP baS 8ewubtletn, Der @s9enfano elmer
10 freunpli9sn 8Irlur9e gu iein, Den Wnt9
unb Offer unlerer braDen SclDaten erfriIber
unD erb6bsn ptro.
Nlit Den aufriAtisfen uno parmten Wins
lAen perbIeibe t6 STR er9sbener
s. S9ur3.
Nu 8 b. - Die Detecttp.
Yoli3ei III eifrtg bsmabt, Tim ole Stapt Don
sercaGtiesn Subjsf!en 81 laubern. @slterr
Mittag ipurbe elmer Der %lautern Gbaratteri
Namens Sames @pnnere. aufsepdGt, mad
Dem @tlenbabn Depot tranapDrtirt mnb Dia
Baltimore mad Dem Norben eeIGtft.
t SeRgenommen puroe 8ultaO Wet'
mar inter Der Mnflase, fetnem 9rtn3ipal, 9r,
6rsp. mcl1er cine Nsltauerattpn an Der penn,
Npe., @fe Der 6. Strabe balt, beraubt 81 ba'
ben. @t&ter @alter lttB i9n fur elm net
teres 8erbDr betlteden.
Sn Der Napp 9arp mnD B EN-
Nren-al berriAt s%egenpartis 9rSBert
GbGttgfeit benn je. MuA pos friber ais @e
fangni6 beniete @ebauDe III ansefalt mi
&riessartifeln.
0eube's @ema lbe i'm luopeltli
den GlIeel Dee GapttOls TT nabe3u pcuenoe
nnb wtrD nod Dor Bestnn tes na6fen Son
gre(les entbiut tperben.
t anfIagun9sta9. Der Stabt
ratb BAT bel1lp1eu. ben MaYor 3u erlu6en
baB bieisr ben 27. NCpsmber ale Danfta9 er
flare.
gMP Der beutl6e 6alf8oerein ptrb Elm
estretener !StnberniIe balber Ietue auf beut
anberaumte 8erlammluos er(t am na6ite'
MittppG, ben 10. b. So, abbaltea.
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6. @obbart 1. 2ieut. IL. Snf. 8. 9
Nod mebr unaIa9siaae ouf benz @rteIee.

Buffalo, 4. gtopbr. Den beretts 9ee
meIoeten, bur6 ben Stnrm nuf ben Seen Ders
anlnBten gerluaen buben mir letper nod meb'
rere btn3usufasen. SGpCner Gbief Suffice
Marl9na I6eiterte spilAen Barcelona uno
Dunttrt ManniGeft perloren. S6oUner
pcR6pY, Uberbalb Danttrt selAeitert; Ntann'
Idoft eersttet. @9upner BusbY BON Buffalo
lit ebenfats nuf's ufer eelGieuOert unO pOar
f6nbtg 8rad; MnnnlGaft D~erloren, bret
aei6name inb ans uftr eelpalt. S9oUafr
&c. 8tIiams wurOe ebenfaGs gum Wrad
unb nur Elm GBetl Der WannlNaft s~erettet.
Der Captain Dss NrppelIers Naternit4 be-
rtGtet, baB CT ben Sbertbetl zines SGraubens
oanpferS In Der N6be Der @rale6p Bap 9ele'
ben babe unb metnt, 50 let bte California &C.
treIeu.
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M0rEtpreile.

Baltimore, bem 81. Oftpber 1862.
Mt npDte }. SO trurpem 1850 Sttf ange>
boten ; 6ieIelben tpmrben b~erfduft au rs
"a 4 SO fS 100 Id.
g d ~ n wurben Su bG6eren Yreilen
BON 5 rs @ 600 b~erfauft.
96a e wenige tm9Rarft. @reiIe niebrtger
3 90 @ 400.
Ilepbol. @erfGafe gu 60 "a IS Gents
% @anpre fir 95 proc. proof,
u 6e. got S.. 81, pearl Sc 90.
8tenenwa9S. SO @ 40 @ts.
8aumwOlIe 81 @ SO @tS. % Id
.@affe. &iO % tb 253 @ 27, SaSa 80
a 323. 2aquaYra 273@28 G..
SarbbOlaer. 8IanbOl5 $4,000
8r&9te. Oransem So "a a p 8Or /; Gle
trOnen 81 Is ca 8 ; trCfene Mpfe Z ets.
@ewtrs. Wement Ss tb 8 GtS. Malfen
10 GIL MusfatauB so @ 50 Museat>
blItbe As "a At.
prOvtiiOnen. @@ultern y IL 81 "a 81
Seiten 7, SAinfen 9@lO. MeB>prt $12.o9
Nsts. Carolina ST, pfinb. 8.
@manO. peruDtan; 224O 10 $50 "a So f;
RnoGenmebl $24.
@etreibe. @eisen, meiB prbitGr l5O@176
anSge5eiAneier 100; rDtber 145@l65.
Safer, MarYlanb 40 @ AZ, pennlYlDant>
fher So @ IS.
4prn, wetBes 65 "a 70, gelbes, So,
&pgsen, Miarslanb 95, VennfglS. 90.
MeDL. 6pwarbRreet lmper Sc. 1906 81
ertra ..s....7 rs
SANITY ......8 so
Obtp & 8entuds @uper 90 -62I
~ @rtla ....7 So
y Sanity 80 70
Baltimore 9 rs
&Usgenmebl S.. I2@5.25+
Rprnmebl 1915
MUIaes+ Cuba 80 ca 36. YOrtO &tcc
40 "a 46 % Sat-. Nep>SrleatS 40@48.
Gala. @rDunb Mlum /. SO % Cad, off.
tpn's So. IS, Iurfs SSlanb 40 @ts+ B 8uibeI
bonn Stpre,
StGrte. perl 6 "a Z % 10.
Wbistep. Wemtg 8erfGufe; SO fir Gits
unb 40 FIR SbtO % SAL.
3uder, @rueerie 9.75@lo. so, pOrtO &tcI
l0.O0Ml0.O0.
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moGadbutetts @ablen.

Bottom A. GoS. Die beuttse Nblttm-
muna fir bic @puperneurawabl ergttt 6O10
fir Nnorer (Jtep.) unO TOTO fur Dozens.
Dos Ne1ultat BON As TOtpnS befebt tn IT.
634 fir Mnprep uno 1881 fltr Depens.
Die Grpa6luug Oes e~rsrsn NIT 9rOBsr @fa.
tcrttdt 1T seiaert.
q. 9B. Nice (9tsp.), OILS Gon9rsBmit9liso
i'm 8. Diltrift, TT turA S. -. psspsn. cam
Qepple8canptpaten, Der 50 Stimnten mebr bat,
ael6laasn. SIN 4. Otfritt TT 9cufer (5fsp.)
erpablt wcroen. Sucge glbbct mar @e9en-
canbipat.
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@eiteres nom alabama.

8pRpm, 3. SOP, Die bietsen 8auf.
leute baben fur Die 8sburfni6e Der bier anse'
fcmmenen Sff3tere uno Manni6aften Der
pom Alabamo SeraGrten GAife eslcrst; BIZ
mad Sem gcrt sebStenosn wsrOen bsnte NaH.
mittus pabin ab9eben.
Gin She'll Der BON Dem nAlabama" Ssr-
6ranntsn 8art n9nmpltgbter" gebSrte Dem
6aue @aloweQ In @barleiipn, Soutb earp'
lima, uup Elm anoerer bru. s. s. &eaes bon
Saoannab.
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Ger &rtes inn giietpeffen.
Sic 6 innabme Mobiles b~eftdtist. @eiteres BON

ASutSA W. W
@atrp, 3 Noo. Cine uaterm 2. D .Wf.
ocn JadIon, 3eu,t., ~einge9an9ens Oepeld'
bela9t, bag ole Ia gsneraI Grants 5anpt4
quIuItier iliber Iten,i Rom SiOen e%iugefaufe'
nen 9aGri1ten Die @innabme bon Mcbtl'
auger 3weifel iieaen.
Sn 6olp SpringS lOlsn bsOeutsnpe Ser.
ftGsfunaen unD Gprratbe etnse9an9en lein.
AuBer 8tdtptgueS nnA SHERIDAN marriott
RENDER 8riaaDe finpet port tetne 8ruppenbes
reatsng Der Gonf0oertrten lfatt. Die Vep0l.
feruna pon 5ernanbC Grtu9t ibre gogratbs
unc ionltf1es @igentbum ms Snnere.
Die Ser. Staaten 3ruppen Don Der Sniel
$40. 10 baben tpteoer som ufes Sslib 9euunt-
men, uup erriGten utter benz Sbube stneG
&anpnenbopteS eth JOTt.
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General stOienframS's MbS6isS ppm Der @tfaftppt
Mrnee.
5anptquarti 6 Orint9t
Wai6. &c. Sft. 1862.

l., Auf 8efebl beS DepartementStonts
mauoeurS mirb General 6. @. 5umiltOn
ba8 COMMANDO Der frii9er unter Dem Befe9le
peS Sea. Goienfran5 8eitanocn babfnOen
Gruppeu iibernebuien.
2. Der tisberi9e commandments 0enes
raj, Dur9 8efebl Der ibm ppr9eletten 4ns
forfeit au eiu anbere8 Selp leiaer Bflt6ter<
fitOuns berufen, erluubt ftd Den Sffi5ieren
unb Manuidaften leine8 &pnmaubO'S Elm
bersli6es 9~ebepObl gu Ia9en. SO 9eretdt
ibm CUR erSBten 8efrieOi9un9, ia9en gu
bHrfen, CAP er ni4t einen ein5i9en unanSes
nebmen Ginbrud nit Ii9 nimn't naO bOhi
3uperlidtlid, baB ieOe npt4wenOi8e StrenSe,
bic er bat ~uarpenOen, cber jebe 8erletnno
traenb elmer perISnltden gnlidt iRnl, ale
aus benz @treben fir ba8 Bette peS Dienifee
unO CUR Gbre unierer 2anpespert9ctOi9er ent=
i%prun8en, nadseiebeu uerben nDse.
9tuf 8efebl be8 Sen. Wfairr
So. @. NDenfran5,
6. @obburt 1. 2ieut. IL. Snf. .. N'
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Mnemnft Der Nriic arslid. -4pb bes General
Mitd,elL.

gort, 4, ytou. Der 8enummens
Dampser Nuglica ron gurt 8OYaI traf beule
MbenD bier Elm. ,Ste BAT Wafsn unb Wunis
ton seloben. Dte prtie Sectta bat cine
6bnlt6e 9apuns, miro bst 5tltcn 5sao repa'
rtrt unb In wsnis Sa9en pieber leeta6ti9
Ietn.
General Mttdsl ltarb am 80. .. Sits. gu
Beaufort an hem bort berrlhsnpen eelbsn
6ieber.
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g,eru serStp 8abt.

Trentpn, 4. gtoO. 60 nett lf6 aus
ben Gle itbt ein9e9an9enem 9eturus iNlieben
LAT. miro Wtercer County, BEN Demcfraten
Barter nit $50 MajOrttat ertplblen.
@6tlapelptta 4. gloO. NaHtS. Ole
8ertbte bon NewsSerieY lInO ~Oersinselt uuO
uu6eftmmt, IAsinen aber eine Webrbeit Osa
bslnpfrattlAen 3idets an3uDeuten.
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Die ofa,isrs ses aneabantan gu NismOno

Sort MDnrpe, A. Nop. Die Std,
mOncer DtspatG bonn 1. b. Wf. erpabnt, oaB
am Sage 3upOr bier @efunsene : 81. Button.
gapitGn bes aae9benian, Bm. Mtatam, 0fl'
ZEN @temermanu, SOlep9 @ate, unterttners
mann, unD Saccb &ufls, Die an Der Niitnouns
ces Nappabannud ~eefansen sencnmsn trnr-
ben, in'e 2ibbp-@ efansntB gu Rt9mVap ab@
aeltefert fetfn.
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NcInmnrezWahI

illumination. Del. 4. NOO. Dtsls
@tabt at6t $50 linton. Majoritat. 9fneaz
Derbunorso aibt % %eemotrattibe unb 8ran=
bppiaebumpreO 70, lOipie GbriNianbnnbFep
$50 unicns Mdiprit6t. =
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9SD TIT 09Silbelst 8Gder?

DerleIbe berleB 9ep. 9srf Dor uneeiabr 8 98pbeu, um mad
9Dalbtn9tcn un6 9BInGeiter su eeben.
9Der tlgenbpelGe Nusfunft lber i'm an &. gtelipr QufeU,
No 8 ln6 10 aineitr. Nep-gort, bers9tet. witb anaeuielIer
beICbnt. gWg0n
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MuTOrSerun0.

Der unter3ettnete Derlprtdt cine quite 8eIDbnung Denjeni-
gen. treldper tbm ben oermalt9en Mufentbaltsort ietnes Btu-
oerS Srtebri4 SaAer ~ulittbetlt, poer Ipnfi9e ausfunft iber
ION 9sbet fam. 9erisIbe lUl i4 Jet 10 Sabren in BAIT mpre
eato ltsH. Gtne Grbl6atta' An3ele9enbett mabt eS mir piu-
lpens~ertb, cen ANfentbaltssrt belIIben reobt balo at err
1apren. Beter SGger,
&tgarrennta6er Srantprt(traBe $50. 81,
Hft 9Hfn. glbrP
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athtresieaIfs. uns sausmtttel

sescu ale rteanratiiGen arantbeten, Sfiffe nnb gertaltuna'
IOpte ein3ts in ietner Nt CUR ~gerbatrns BON @iHt, unb pDl,
lige fdere 3eilnns f6Gn eiueetretsnsr St0runS Deg Org anlSs
mus i'm meni9li6en &6rper, BefcnbeI8 5a empfebten 9eest
8I6tuueer, 0erftppfuns, 8littaneraag, trantrfarttge &nfale
t~eelier Mrt, Sieber, 8ei@per6en Der Brait, be$ wsaeenS utp
Tlnterlttbcs. Naheles 1T aus gebrau9Sanpettun9en bet NIT
au eriebeM.
81 it bierbur& Sebem @elessnbetg eboten fir peats @elo
Fh lelbit pisoer aur Gelanbtett sa ~perbelfen, iotpte ttb segef
&rantbeten su pabreu.
Ole Tlaf9t tOftet NIT @e6rau@sanpetlul rs Cents uni
lit etnsig unb aleim dGt su haben bet
5etnrt@ Drummer,
SO. So g. @uapfr .swil@eni Draft uno G~aulbsnRr.
(Na22. 3utl