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9Na people tE7dde r
hHaHah bla fsenl bai ta
shown .haH,'ge aesl n We
" faa'f f'.t S ius Gad
rlehieausHs 81 eag muae h
ihem lhus aa Fill Hs
end IheIs noble example
bold slisf before fho ntiionr
cherished bg thls and guo5a
ileaa as tha .nhlimsst s. iae anna ga
world rhey deserve and
We thanks snd gratitude ao''
country ioF ihs Paifiotie dexs
heroic se e.aee, end hs sn|
fmaa which thsy' in coniancilea II
gallant Amy Of ta Dorm haF
ainsg We formidable nsseI
Greece and Europe hets bHs aa lhs.
popylp, and the world has lat one Fie's
burg. Lot the Yankees maEa aQle g
this and profit accordingly
These fleets have now left lhe city ta
will doubtless return agAin noon lq
commence thework Of destruction Nhle
they have 50 suddenly left ~. in il
meantime lot her people and the gallaa
troops who arc defending her make alnp|
preparations to receive the enemy Vl'e
he shall again make his Appearance
this Is done no fears need be easefsAlna
ss to the result tho Yankees V'tl
whipped ont 81 she Mississippi River e.
win never attenpt 20 enter y agein a
3 ring The war
We cannot let this occasion slip withol
recording our approval Of Q suggeaiic
q lately made by the editorof the Match
3 Courier, to the effect that the State
Z Mississippi BY an act Of the Iegistur
J should provide means to rebuild The sh'
t. tered walls and restore the homes Of y
!, patriotic and seIisacrifcipg people of o
3 noble Hin City. Right and Justice q
y manda It, and We trust i will be done.
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FRsHE undersigned takes this method d
informing the citizens Of Jasper geun-
IN who are DESTROYS Of obtaining az ad'
vance on cotton according 70 the late acl
of the Legislature, that he viii attend al
the Courthouse on Saturday the 10th inst
fof the purpose Of approving bonds, ma
king out petitions &eS as provided for il
said act
BENZ. THIGPEN, Judge ?. G. J. G.
March Z. 1861. 2l-tf
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11mTmT17ro10r5g NOTICE.

MUlnNHAIHEE ILlUFz1 INUlNlos
WHEREAS Letters Of Administration
were granted to the undersigned BY
the Hon. the Probate Court Of Newton
County. at the June term thereof A. Y.
1862. on the Estate Of H0BSON THOMP-
SON. late Of said County, deceased; These
are. therefore, to notify al persons having
claims or demands against said Estate %
present the same for registration n the
manner and within the time prescribed
by law Or the same will be forever barred,
Given under my hand this 18th day ol
June, A. D. 1862
THOS. II. THOMPSON,
Administrator
June 27. 1862. 3I-lt
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colnrsios on rnn MopsIn & Ono ROAD
"A serious collision occurred on tnla
road last Monday morning, short alA'
tanoe above Ciironelle, BY which four per
sons were killed aud fifteen or twenty IN
iured. The sufferers were eli soldiers
and with one exception, belonged 70 Lou
isiana companies. As usual, we suppose
nobody was 20 blame
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A pR0MISS0RY NOTE made b ]
"a Fl Smith, and payable q G. 3. Nc
FafIahd Of bearer. for one hundred anu
thirty dollars, due a. the iifHt day Of Jan
naft. 1862. and dnte6 some time between
the FIRST Of january and April, 1851. Al
persons are cautioned afoinst trading iq
the same. Sc j am the legal holder Of sais
noIe. HAl1d.
Narsh Y, iloe A9
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JuIY Is. ls62.
AhacOmded

AbscOnded
From the subscriber on the
10th Of May last my negro
~ fellow DOCK % years old,
HN complexion black or nearly
M SO somewhat long featured
~ scar Oh underlip caused by q
burn which makes the under
lin have the appearance Of turning or roll
ine outward scar on topo forehead lit
lie to one side, commencing at the edge
Of the hair and extending back an inch
or SO; sly, slSulking countenance apt to
look down when spoken to X carries his
left shoulder little lower than the other
and is feet inches high. Supposed 70
be making his way to Northeast Alabama
or to the Yankees. A liberal reward will
be given for his apprehension. Address
me at Claiborne, Miss.
n. II. HARDER.
July 4, 1862. SS-tf
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Tun yrcksnUno Wnio. The publication
Of this excellent journal, which was sus-
pendended during the bombardment 81
he ciiy has been resumed We have
sadly missed it from tba list Of our ex
changes, and now hail is reappearanoe
| With unaffected pleasure. The following
beautiful thoughts from the pen Of its
gifted editor win find "a echo in the
bosom Of every true man and woman
| Iii the land
Holy Writ tells Us ihatwhen Mosesand
his disciples made good their escape from
| the manifold gives Of Egyptian bondage
and stood upon the safe shore Of the hed
Sea. looking back upon homes tob theirs
no more. and as they cast their eyes upon
the boisterous waves that were iast en-
nnlphina the pursuing hosts Of despot,
q fervent song Of gratitude went UP 70 tne y |,
temple Of God from willing and gratelnl
lips as the voice OF falling waters when,
| Ike the dew Of Hermon that descenaeq
IN liquid pearls upon The mountains q
Zion. made more genial the very air that
J aoated across the untrodden wilderness
!. "a which these prosecuted people were e
wander. And such peans should now Dt
ohanted with one voice and one heart no
onlv by the people Of the Mississippi Nai
! / lev. but from the Palmetto groves OF IN.
Z beautiful Carolinas to the blooming anc
! llimitless prairies of Texas. for Qur success
in Defeating the combined heets Of them
2 vadinq hosts who were to reyel upon tn'
a sanctify Of Southern aitara. Our eagl'
i ina risen triumphantlys and the 6od-hk'
!. natienoe and dauntleas courage Of ou
nSn has drawn forth even the admlratiol
I of the foe. Our city has been greatl
y damaged, but il still remains, and ever
Il uun vet slands out deiantly and read
!, lor action. while our army has been q
mented into an impregnable wall by .th
= innion Of conviction and affection, Agn'
g success and intrepidity Of conscious righ
is and Justice, The heroic defense OF Riclk
II burg must Be looked on with pleasure an
x with pride By every patriot, while t W
y rive complete and startling denial
ef those assertions which predicted the d
ad FEAT of the people Of the Mississippi Na
te lev. because og our numerical and flnal
~ t 6iai inequality, and our want Of navy
" | let the great Southern heart IA the ou
ne nonfines Of native impulses, give praise
he / the God 81 Justice for our dellveFans
ffom our despotic enemy.
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Eve announce the namo Of q. q
,.sss.- sst.- Ha-.t.f ~ 49, vsno9 - 80 =
Attorney in the 9Th Judicial District
See list 81 candidates.
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Julr %. ls62.


WHEREAS Letters Of Administration on
the Estate Of JARRUS w. GOOD
MAN. deceased, we're granted 70 the un-
dersigned at the January term, A. y. 1862,
Of the Probate Court Of Wayne County,
Mississippi Now al persons having
claims against the estate Of said decedent
are requested to exhibit the same and
have them registered in the manner and
within the time prescribed BY law or they
viii be forever barred.
ANGUS TAYLOR,
Administrator.
InIN g. 1852. Ait
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YWyO take the place of soldier IN th'
Jasper Blues, 9th Mississippi Req
ment IA liberal sum will be paid Ap
DIV at this office.
AUGUST s. 1852. 43-u
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ouarterly Mestlng

The third Quarterly Meeting for panlding Circuit
and 0aflandsyile Station, vii bo held a ny, y1ss
urae4 before Ia August Official menDers VIII please
attend as punctual as possible. ue
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obituary Notloes.

natfo Inc insertion 0f az obituary notice ~ me
sastion. X mi be necessary 70 enclose an enoup'
propoFtionate Ia ia length About zen cents l'ae
81 nrdnarE nannaoipt.
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..rr..UlrI ar|H. .E
II al.E
Ment aaa n 0aMN
It 'tnoI l.at .a.
IS 0raHf3 .Hic ssHts F'ea aaan
aGa.eat nNa|fn e|r HuN1l na
a'i s.n Ehe SD m
good heaith nd afemp. teM
Iulr bolh bv he State and e ~
Address ~ Bennett lip Ten 4 ~
naf County
Aug 3 1852. ~.
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nSrMr. A. Hays is candidate toF shef-
;sF 81 Wayne County SEQ list cf an
nouncements.
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Ctancsfy Conrg Of sad County. September 1sf7s,
4. D. 1862
Samantha I. Hall,
vs.. Bill Tor divorce.
Lewis Hall.
IIP0N opening the oomplainanta Dllls
and it appearing that the defendant
is not resident Of this State, 80 that the
3. sssss,tz3 flrUcuss " tuIs Court cannon po
served upon him, it is ordered, that unless
he appear before the Chancery Court Of
Coyington County, at the next term, to
be held at the Court House of said eoun-
ty. on the 4fh Monday IN September next,
and plead, answer or demur 10 said bill.
the same viii be taken Is confessed, and
set down for hearing accordingly
It is further ordered, that copy OF this
order b8 published ia the Eastern Clarion,
& published " Pauloine in
this State fer four weeks alaees
c. n EDAIONsONs Clerk.
G. +. RoHraTsoN Atty lof Plaintiff.
July Is, 1862 4-5t
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AWH1 HIS - AAN@A 44t... tt,,,.
HYHEREAS Letters OF Aqnalnla7ss,, tse
EsalHta Qt ". ~ 1ONhrl
deceased. were granted To- the undersign-
ed, at the July Term, 1862 Of the Probate
Court Of Scott County, Mississippi; Now,
all persons having claims against the es-
tate Of said decedent, are requested to
exhibit the same and have them register
ed within the time prescfed BY law OF
tlot rill he forever barred
JAS. p. JONES, Adn'f
July 18, 1862 R-6N
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WHEREAS Letters Of Administration on
the Estate Of ISABELLA PITTMAN, J,
deceased, were granted to the undersign-
ed at the May term, Al. D. 1862, Of the
Probate Court Of Wayne County, Missis-
sippi: Now al persons having claims a.
qainst the Estate Of said decedent are re-
duested to exhibit the same, and have
them registered in the manner and with.
in the time prescribed by law OF they will
be forever barred, and those indebted to
the estate are requested TO make imme-
JOHN w PITTMAN,
Administrator.
III, 06 1850 4l-7t
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1knn Away
From the subscriber, living
eight miles East Of Paulding,
Y his negro man BUTLER. He
Hk is about 26 years Of age, about
Nv s feet 8 inches high, heavy
built, weighs about 100 lbs,
and is Of q dark copper color
I'd complexion. He left about the Gosh
Of MAY. A liberal reward will bc paid for
his recovery,
June ". 1862. S7-tt
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\ nr-Col. ". S. slalhsm, commanding =
Brigade ii VickabuFg, died in that city On
the lat inst.
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Committed to the Jail Of
Smith County, Miss, as rum
away, on the 2eth June 3
slave who calls his name j. Or
M DAN, and says he belongs 70
William Ray, near R5ckporl,
Miss Said slave Is about 30
years old. weighs about one hundred and
thirEy-five pounds, black, about Ave feet
fiYe inches high
The owner Of said slave Is requested TO
come forward, prove property, pay char
ee. and take him away or he VIII BE-
dealt with as the law directs
WI. WATKINS, Sheriff
and Jailor.
BY J. j. BARBER, Dep.
JnIv 4. 1869. 38@tf
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mHEREAS Letters Of Administration
we're granted to the undersigned at
fhe June term of the Probate Court Of
I,auderdale County, 4 D. 1862, on the
Fatate Of MARY A. CLINTON, deceased :
Now all persons owing said Estate viii
make immediate payment TO me, and all
claims against the same must be present
ed and duly probated within the tlIne pre-
soribed BY law Of they will be forever
- j. LOWRY,
Administrator.
- aaaa Al A.
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The state Of NIIaglaslppI,

JONES COUNTY.
10 w. j. Shows and j. i. Owen, Guar
dians for Eliza Owen, A. c. Owen, and
Dorcas Owen, and all others interested
IN the division Of the slaves Of the Es-
tate of JAMES SHOWS, deceased
XTOU will take notice that on Monday,
the 18th day Of August next, the
undersigned Commissioners appointed by
the Probate Court of said County, at the
last July term thereof, to divide the slave
property Of James Shows deceased, among
lis deyisees and legatees, win meet at the
residence Of d. NJ. Shows, in said County,
at nine O'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of
making said division, when and where
YOU are hereby notified TO attend, II you.
think proper
+. M. DEYALL,
JAMES COOPER,
HENRY PARKER,
AMOS DEASON,
JOHN w. WALTERS
Commissioners.
July Is, 1862. 4O-4t
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NEWf0N COUNTY

.I. NI.Ii.|
-Ma. l
M = pr |fr
f# 1852
Iana N
ai 'of H4
'us ~ Iha ssisdeion of iha
Clerk tlaI the a1Isndaat ia Tie .b8ra
.atea eaae 'sa rcn.r dent 81 iha State
QH pH s haaIofa ordered
taat gao i1 defendant % atnsaf and
plead naHeF " aemW to tbs oomnlain-
eHte ald 1il| 81 complaint on oF fefars
the nEst aay q the nexl October tsrn
of ouf Ad lhancely Court and thaE cow
oi thls ofael os published n lh6 Eastern
Clarion, E neHspapel printed and PUBLISH
ed r. town Of Pauldins. nJaspsr County.
Ia said State ST least onoa a week for fanr
weeks succasaiYeiYs and that COPY Of this
order DO posted ct the Court House NJ
Newton County
Given under my hand and aal.
SEAL this 2ls. dsg 81 July. A. D.
N<2d-S,f 1862.
JAMES a. WARE
Clerk Chanoely Court Newton County.
August ]. 1852 42.5t
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ssoxswALl The poet ssfs SEX. s.,.'s .,, Stone. ,,s.
As 6ot m 4 prison mike pnt ooa ....'.'ss s.s.''
van does better. he me- s<,, bss
ssd Ire late eaieE ol lhe fes'ss'.' ~ ~
sas 4. ~ ! nrisoa s.l.o that Hill held them E,
ala News
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TIoh MY
a4FlI.L practice his pfoieal|an ne Sqif# p
#N EhrteAnd surrounding tqHNH7A
a HaloA ~ 1852
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Samantha I. Hal,

CONVICTION COUNTY,
Chonesrq Co.ug Of said C6lnty, September Term,
D. 1852.
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Clerk Chanoely Court Newton County.
August 4 1862 425t
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Given under my hand and 81
sEAA this 2las dsg 81 July. Az %
k<Ts} 1910
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CAPT commandins ca x sth MIS- 3
Julg ls, 1862 '
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AlElIouIIl-l -
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CORRESPONDING stptfcben bent Nes
belIemeeneraI See unS General
@alIed.

Die Depe1&en BON Wa1btnetOn brtnger
etne wthttoe G~UrreIppnpen3. Der 2ebelen:
general See berthtete an Sen. WcSlelan, bal
Der Sreueip, wel6er 8lr9ern v%letner Ne9te-
runo" abaenCmmen wMroe, uno pas Verlpre:
den Sener, feline @afen segen Die Ser.
Staaten traeeu gu ppaen, nt1t ais btnpenr
betra6tet wirDen Dap 9erI omen, tpeI&e oas;
lelbe eineeben, gum attipen Dienlte requtrtri
werOsn loasn; ipCte unler Commencement pte'
len WilttarOient ais einen 8ru6 bes 9e9ebe'
men Mprtes be6anbeln, 70 pIrpe bte 3tebelen=
reateruna at Observation-Disclosures TIRE
3uluGt nebmen. Sen. Ne@leaan IanDte
bielen Brief mad @alBin9ton an Sen. pal
led, pelAer barauf erwtperte, oaB I'M ere Ne=
aierung ntemalS CUR Grpre1un9 etnes Greuet,
pes ODER zines mtlitdrtlhen UerIpre1ens Auf=
traa aeaeben BABE, lpnpern int @e9entbetl pas
@eIuh per1Atepener tnulenb @efangeAer, ben
2reuetc leifen unp tn ibre Setmatb, tn Die
G~ebellenfanten, surIdtebren gu btrfsn, Der
weiaert babe. @let63ettig la9t er, Dap I'M
Iere N%eeierune ieoe YerIOn Derbaften, einter~
tern Ooer aMserbalb ibrer Whlttarltnten len@
ben perpe, welGe OeS gerratbes SerpaAti9 iei
Dper benz 6etnoe 6nlfe letlte, unD Dap, trenr
cine Iol9e YerIon freipiat9 ben Greuetp letfte,
benlelben lp1ter aber oerlebe, mad mtlttart<
lden NeGten beItraft tperpen lUue. @ener0l
See pirO ebenfaQs OeriAert, paB uun3temlt9e
DrSbungen BON Wteoerper9etuns" pie Ne@
ateruna nt6t abIGrsden BON Der NuSItune
ibrer aeIebliGen Ne9te viber Ger Onen unp
@igsntbum trgenp welGer Nrt."
Sn einsm aUeiten Srtefe, tpelper brett an
Sen. See eeri6tst 1T, in B~eantpurttng zines
Briefrs, betrefenp pie 6tnri6tung Wtumf Cro's
gu NewsS% orleans, ia9t @eneral 9alsd, baB
MaBreeeln er9rifen tperoen Ioater, ben Gbat=
befano bieriiber f,t3nItellen, uno 9ibt Die Sers
li6eruna, baB Die BsbGreen Der Ser. Staoten
Den Sampf senau in uebereinlttmmung NIT
ben @eIeben u. 0ebrGu1en mpoerner Grie9se
fabruna fIibren unO aue l1sbersrife ltren9e
beltrafen piroen. Sn 8eSus auf 0erlOnen,
trel6e nnter Dem SGetne frteOli6er SIr9er
In unlere 2tnten tommen, UNI Sritden gu per-
bremen &C., fast Gen. 6elsd binsu, RAP pie-
ieIben ais Spipne bstraAtet peroen lolten.
Darauf fOlgt Elm anperer Srtef oes Sen.
See, tpteoer in 8eBug auf Die Grefutlon Muu=
toEp D w VtHH FF WI NSleUetuEtbI1u"U WV
Inter benz 2. Nu9ult Ianote General See
an Sen. 6allof Die berejts 1erGfentli6ten
SrbreS bes 3tebslenbduptltn9s Ssf. Oapta,
be3leli9 Der WieperDer9eltung an ben Diff
ateren In Der 0rmee pes Sen. 9Ope.
Nuf pieIen tteten Srtef antWOrtet 0ereral
6aled ein1aG, DAP Die betgelAlChenen SArtft-
fids in elmer 70 beleipissnOen SpraAe ee9en
bas @onpernement Der Ser. Staaten abges
faBt Ieten, paB er peren Annabme cerwei9ern
unU bieleIben biermit 3uridiAtden mi6t.
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GDrrefp6noenS bonn s. WarDl. Neet,
5 - fur ben 0alto. @ecfer.
S6la6tfslo r8oif 5ia", Del
10. Nusult 1862.
Weebrter TremnD

@tr batten aeltern elm fitnf StuuDen lan<
aes Sreffen unb perlDren SO Wtanu aus 302,
mel@e mir tn's 8refeu braGten, SD beetle
mid, Sie gu bena6rtdttsen, pelde BON un=
Ieren 6reunDen i'm Ssloe blieben ODER pertpuns
oct purpen unO bite Sic berSlth, Nues, pas
sic i'm Stanoe inp, gu tbun, um pte SAINT
lien SeHer, welAe aus benz 4. Ge9t. nit uns
einaen, gu berabieen. Gieletbt Wiroen Sic
Die beifolaenoe Site Der 0erpunpeten ptblt-
3iren unp paourd bettrasen, etele 6amtlien,
lpel9e tn 3Ueifel uno Anst fir 8ater mnD
Mann l@psben, gu berubieen.
Sn Capt, Sdap's Gpmp. Capt 5Aao,
let6t perirunDet; 0teut. S@mtpt, Ii 1t per
munOet; Ser9t. 5bpmas, fbwer perwunpet !;
Seret. Dpilidel, l9per Nrip. 8ifer, l6rper ;
Us. 8rinemann, toDt ; @bas. DaperiO, lAper
am Setn %perwuncet, oalelbe iolte am II. i'm
@ulpepper SOspital amputirt tperpen 5enrp
DOR, leiGt rerunnost Sobn 6Offmann,
leiAt Deripunoet ; Or. WiYltus, lAwer per-
punbet, ltanb pte elm 0elp; 3erpts, lsidt ;
@ecrg SAurer, topt. @Ump. $: Qieut.
S6eryr, ~perpunpet; @orp. SAul3. seripun
bet 6emptte, OerpunDet /; Shumann, per-
punpet Wtartin, foot Morsn, topt; Gag
ION, tDDt; s. Oedner, topt. 8tr psrmtisn
nod Z Wiann Don DieIen spei oeutlben GOme
pa9nieen, wilien aber ni6t belttmmt, OBJ bteltl=
ben ~perpunpet linO ODER wO le li1 gesenpdr=
tts b%efnOen.
@9 warsn nur Gen. Qu9ur'0 uno General
@lltam'S DiptlUnen, 5ulammen un9efabr
5000 Otann, an u%nlerer Seite ensaStrt, rae
reno her Seino Qpneitreet's, @Ipea's, S!spast,e
unO 9Btnpsr's Dlolioaen in aus9esaGnet
gutter YOlitiOn un6 9ssenitber (tano. Gersl~
be empftug unS aua9erubt, lrdbrsno mir am
g.. Nu9ult pbne Abenrelien pom patel Stiper
abmarlhirten, lpdt NalhtS obne prOpillon in
GmIpepper a%ntamen, friib Mlor9enS am 8.
obne pOrber GtwaS gu clIen, naG pem 10 Wiet
len BON unIerem Sascrplase entferntenS blaAt~
feIpe asmarlGirtfn uno unlere 9eute Na9mit-
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ossaeffe tslesrapbilbe sfatbrte0te,

pa Der atet far ben Baltimore assder,
se eitere @eror6nmnsen iiber bic W ilisaMsbebnns,
Walbtn9tUm, IA. NuB. gu ben
0AOn 9eltern pom mns gsbraAtsn) Seltim
munsen iber Die 3iebuns Der Wiili3en bat
pas Srie9spepartewent fol9encs 9arasrapben
erlaien:- sss
UerorOnst = baB mad benz 10. Au9ult
8ounties unp 5anpselp nur an 0tefruteu fin
a tie aber ntAt fir neue Hestmenter beSabIt
perDen; p fir lolGe neue Nesimenter, Die
j bt lAOn in Bilpun9 besriHen, tpirO cine
Gsrlan9sruns bis gum %, ausalt ssltattst
- 8Olontdrt fur alte 8sstmenter erbaltem bis
gum 1. September Bount9, 8orlhub unp
pauOselO. a Die 3lsDuns Der 100000
Mlll3tn 1T ouf Mpntag, A. s9eptem :
ber, MtOrsens BON So unp 9taAmitta9s
pom 4-5 abr onberaumt ua0- paaert bis Die
lslbe beenotgt 1T. aos9o@
s. RTnnen pie altea 8seiinenter ni6t Biz
gum 1. Sept. aufsefllt wsrOen, 70 wirp fu,
ole NOD ,blenpe Nianuihaft cine peitere Bic
bune ltattfinpen. o. &ann teinsm Der jebt:
i'm 6elpe ltebenpen Sii3iere 9eltattet psrpen,
Iein Commando gu perlalen, nm ben Sefebl
iber neue Neetmenter pper @pmpaentem au'
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taas s 1br, DUatommet erl&Spft Ouartgs, ben
MarI6 in Der betBen Come unb DIS lanoe
Salten, in's Sreffen bradtsd. 8ftoBcym BE-
nabmen li6 Dleielbm pie Selpea. muften lih
aber gesen 8 llbr Nbenoe, uadpem Die Stu
milton Der Nrttlerte, Don tpeIder mir nur flint
8atterieen I'm &rsf1n batttn, lUwie Die cer
9elammten Snfanterle dusaeganseu mar, BON
einem Gbeite Dec @dIaAtfetpes suriid,ieben
Sen. Nugur, tpelder uniele OtSiliun comman~
Dirt, lit oerwunQet. Sen. Yrince, ipelber un-
lsre Brigade cOmmanOtrte. 1T eefanaem ee-
npmlnen.
Die metiten IN erer SeloOff,tere 1no ent
tpeber tobt peer Sertrunpet, unler Meaiur
De Wltt Ii sesenWdrttg GOmmnnbeur Der
Srteaoe uns meine 0eni9tett cpmmanOirt
bas 3. 8estment. 9.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-15
Sermiiebte 0taebridbfem.
Sin Miaaers9raiipent in 9enti0lanb,

geinnabe slet65etti9 nit Der iapeneFldell
Standardization Der fe4l6par6c Yrdlipent
rer 0te9er 6epublif 2iberia, Ser 9 en- IN
als @olt nad Berlin. Sein ebenfanS ped.
l9mar5er StaatSlctretar rnp mebrere Die
ner b~esleiten Jpn. @r nil Sancel8be5ier
bun9en nit BreuBen antuipfen uno wurre
bonn preuBil4eu Wtinilter Der auSpdrtisea
glnSele9enbeitrr, @raf 8ernltOff, NIT gro,
Der An85eidnuns %empfan9en, o!pr. 8en'
ipn - fp iGilbert ibn elm Serliner Slutt -
1T BON adt dtbicpil9er @elidtSttIouus unp
9autIarbe, a er prm unsemSbnli6er @r6Be;
fem @eien 1T ieiu enrrpaii6 unp er iprtdt
baS bette @nslil6."
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-15
Die Mefrutiruns.

Sci Der seeenmGrtieen Stellun9 bon Tret-
miIioen bat Ii9 Der @taat SlIincis Dol
allen onpern am riihmli6lteu berpprsetbar
unp perpieut raber ben Nanen be8 8 n
nerItaate8.
SIlinpt8 bat birnen bier Wo6eu MIDI
meniser al8 5000 6reiniui9e geIteut UNI
miro aud, mie @bica9Oer 8lGtter perlidern,
Die nod fir bo8 3weite Guf9cbrt feblenpe
8obl Obne 3mun9SauSbebunS f~telen, menn
ibm nod fur5e 6rIlt 9e9eben pirp,
Sn Wtht9an tit otlicteu 1n9ettnot9t
pCrben, Dap ba8 Contingent be8 StaateS
fir bic erlten SOC, 900 Manu ppG uup daft
allen NnlAein na9 AUDI oaS Contingent fit
bas 5weite NufSebOt 0uIumlnen sebrabt wcr
ben lam, pbne 5ur @pnlcripticn 3uflu4t
uehmen 5u mii1en.
Bon News Oprt mtr6 beri9tet, ba6,
luut SrOer be8 Sries8miniiferiumS, 6reipilz
li9e fir bic alten NeStmenter Bis gum /.
September ansenpmmen perben lpnen, ba ot;
2cciun9 ielblt ppr bicIem Gage nt9t meroe
ins Wert 9elett weroen fSnnen. Slt bic gum
1. September ta8 Contingent ben $4,000
Mann Scu, 10 brau9t bic @poluns nt4t pprs
9enrmmen 5u tperoen.
Sn Yenn Dlpanten BADEN me6rere
Counties 19pn beoeutenp mebr Srei.Yiuioe
gefte0t, ais ibre Qupte betrG9t. Dies pirr
fbnen gut 9el4rteben.
neberbaupt 9ebt Die 6etrutirung in 3iem=
Ii9 raider @etle pprrdrt8. Scrtmd6renr
Ionee11 i'm Eager Bel SarrtSbur8 neue Gpms
pasnieeE an, unb in Sturgeon merpen mebres
re Crganilirte Gceimenter mad benz &riess.
19auplaee ab9eben.
sc a d n EFT bat am Dieultae
q2. b. M.) baS er,e 9teSiment beS neuer
SufgebOts, baS "a. 8%e9imsnt, au8marl6t-
rem lufen unO pOrSeitern lrlte oaS 33. 3eS,
fclSen. ~.
Sa 8t8cpntn iino bein! @purerneu,
500 @eIuae UNI &rlaubniB sur 9fetrutirune
bon @pmpaSnien %eingelaufen, lltlb tpenn biz
SOlOaten ebeuIO eifri8 iid berbei brdnsen,
als Die Sffi5iere, 10 bruudt man nidt 81
vbrafteu."
Aus annern Staaten liesen uu8 feline
neueu geri4te iber bic 6OrtiGrttte Der See
9ierunS Dor, cod 9Ionbt man, baB faft in al
len, Dieueidt Marplarp, Delaware, @elt-
Sir9inien unD &entudp ouSsennmmen, Die
@Ontinsentc fir pas erite %glufsebct burd,
6reiwiai9e aufeefitIt werren f6nnen uno baf
III in Se3u9 anf baS 5peite Nnf9ebrt
Der Mili5 cine 3iebuns e~intreten ml1e.
$40 (Pb. s. 81
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-15

3unetmen. y DAP bte @ouSerneure Die
Quota Der Gtaaten auf Die e~injslnen &cun
ties ltno 20 mGBlia Olltritte pertbetlen, 10
Oab jeQem &ountY ODer Ditritt Die 3abl Der
pom ION fur te1 Der, CT. Dienlt g~eteatsn
SolontGrs c~leciti1t plrO.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-15
Die gaHan6iebam =DemOfratie MnS
Ser WerrGtberbMnO in q 4Siana.

Die tar3It9 in indianapolis abse6alttne
vDemUfratilHe" Transformation ltsbt, pie