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Nj. STANTON,
Secretary of War.

JoHN BULL is never the wiser for expert
ence-to Judge by his manner of talking
He seems as much surprised at official mis-
management in The United States, as if the
history of The English Government were
not long record of official blunders. He
is apparently as mech astonished at army
frauds and military nefficiency, as If the
Crimean war were wholly forgotten. He
appears TO be as much shocked at Ameri-
can barbarities, real and imaginary, as if
his India-campaigns had never been report
ed. And he sneers at the idea OF restoring
stThis Union," as If he had never read in
his own books that the separate peoples
who now constitute the united nation of
Great Britain, we're for many years the
most hostile and iefoeious of enemies, and
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HIS WOUNDED ABANDONED.
PURSUIT ofGen. BUFORD

Headquarters Army of Va,
August Is, 1892.
TO Maj. Gen. HaReck:
The subioined report.was received at
O'Clock this morning: Jno. Pone.
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Headquarters Cavalry Brigade Corps,
Army OF Virginia, August i3.
10 Col Geo. d. Ruggies, Ct,efof Stof:
have The honor 10 report that, in obedi
ence 10 instructions received from The Mai
GENERAL commanding the Army OF Virginia
this morning, proceeded in the dir
oil Grange Court House. with the Ist Ver-
mont, Col. Tomkins, ist Michigan Colonel
brodhead, list Va, Lieutenant Colonel Rich
mond, 5h N. Y. Col. De Forrest, cavalry
regiments, and four peces of artitls5y-
About three or tour miles from headouar
ters, ! discovered the pickles OF the enemy.
and soon after two large bodies of cavalry.
and the woods filled with lootmen. A STRONG
line OF skllmishers was thrown out. who
soon drove in the qickets. When in range
OF the enemy a few shells were thrown
which dispersed him in all directions. The
iootmen kept in the woods and fed in by
Inc Rapidan station, the:cavaIry fled down
me orange Court House road | pursued
them cautiously, fearing an ambuscade. TO
crooked river, which had swollen 10 such
extent tha: my artillery could not cross
Fart ot the lst Vermont and Isl Va, caval-
~ swan The flyer aid continued the our
suit to Robinson river, which was SO iuIl
and turbulent as 10 be extremely danger>
Gus.
In the pursuit a good many prisoners
wounded in Saturdays fight, were found al
most abandoned. Major Andrews, chef of
artillery 10 Gen. Jackson was found badly
wounded al crooked river, in charge OF an
assistant surgeon.
The fight of the enemy after Saturday Is
hight was most precipitBe, and in great con
fusion His old camp was strewed with
dead men, horses and arms. His flag; oil
truce yesterday TO bury his dead afforded
him some NOSE lime for his escape.
The enemy 10 day has the benefit of a
hard rain. which has put high wafer between
Us.
am, very respectfully .yonr obi servant,
JOHN BUFoRD,
Brigadier General
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THE REPORTED CAPTURE OF BATON
ROUGE-THREATEN ATTACK ON
NEW ORLEANS


Memphis, Aug. IO-The Bulletin OF this
morning has advices from reliable sources
which represent that Gen. Breckenridge tat
tackled Baton Rouge on Tuesday last and
was tePnlsed, losing among The killed Gen.
Clark, OF Mississippi, ard Col. Hunl,o Ken
lucky
Breckenridge attributed his defeat 10 the
ron-arrivaI OF the ram Arkansas 10 make a
simultaneous attack on The Federal feet
with his land attack. The Arkansas arrived
IN the evening, Immediately assailed the
heet. destroyed two vessels, severely dam
aged two others, and drove the balance of
the fleet away. Breckinridge renewed the
attack from the land side. and is said TO
have captured the entire Federal force at
Baton Rouge.
II IS also said that a large. .porlon ofrYan
DoTn's command are cooperating with
Breckinrdge for an Immediate attack ION
New Orleans.
II Is currently reported and credited at
Helena that the rebels have completed the
alteration OF The Star OF The west, which
was up the YaZoo river. 10 ram Gunboat
aud that she is now a; Vlcksbura She yis
called the Richmond. and is clad with rail
road IRON, and mounts twenty two guns.
One OF the Ocean iuys up the same river
is also comple ted, and came out al the same
time.
The New Orleans Bulletin, OF the 30th
ult., announces The arrival of the flag g-ship
Hartford, and the fri9ales Richmond and
Brooklyn, rom Yicksburg.
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Beaver twp, July 9, 1862.
BATTLE SCENES.

100 OF the most severe Baule Scenes and
Incidents Of The war now ready (size lsx
80 Inches) highly colored, en fine card pa
per, for 25 cents, or 25 for 81, postpaid
Also, just published, The Official Union
Volunteer Directory (40O pages), giving
the name of every Officer and private ia
the ULion Army,wilh their commands, &e,
osetheI with large amount of other val
nab lie information, sent, postpaid, on re-
ceipt OF 25 els, To Agents aud the trade
no better opportunity was ever ofTered.--
Address HENRY B. ANSON, Prin: Publish
or, &c, 49 State ST., Boston, Mass.
II Papers copying, paid in the above.
351-5
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THE confessions ard experience OF a
sufterer-Published as warning, and for
the especial benefit OF Young Men, and
those who suffer with Nervous Debility,
Loss of Memory, Premature Decay, Sc,
by one who has cured himself By simple
means, after being put to great expense
and Inconvenience, through the use OF
worthless medicines prescribed by learned
Doctors. Single copies may be bad of the
author, c. A LAMBERT, ESQ.,, Greenpoint,
Long Island, By enclosing postpaid ad-
dress envelope. Address
CHAS. A. LAMBERT, Esq,
GreenpoinI. Long Island, N. Y.
May 2l, '62.-2m.
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK-This beautiful
and most interesting Magazine is always in
advance of others in every respect. The
September number is on our book table. 1t
is delightful number. The best publish
ed. Send and get it.
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COunfy SIIrYnYnr

" Z are requested 10 announce The name
OF ISAAC A DEWITT of Gresnwood
township. as a candidate for the Office ~
COUNTY SURVEYOR, subiecr TO the de,
cision oithe Democratic County Conyen,;on
which W VIII assemble on the 25th inst.
Bloomsburg.
Aug. g. 1862.
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SOLDIERS, TO THE RESCUE Young
men, rushing into the exposures and dan
gers OF Soldiers life, should prepare
themselves ior the fatal Fevers, the Dysen-
terry, the Sores and Scurvy, which are al
most certain 10 follow. HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS, used occasionally during the cam
paign, will insure sound health 10 every
man. Only 25 cents per Box. 2i4.
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County COnnrnissioner.

WE are authorized 10 announce throuoh
the columns of our paper Thai ROHR
McHENRY, OF Benton township will be a
candidate at :he approaching Fall eIec,;on
Tor COUNTY COMMISSIONER. suhiect IN
the decision of .he Democratic Couoty Con.
vention, which will be held 10 Angus. nex,
June 25, 1852
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BLOOMS BURG
RARRER SHOP

BARBER SHOP.
T'HE undersigned respectfully informs
= the citizens OF Bloomsburg, and the
public generally, that he has reopened the
Barber Shop, located on Main Street, in the
white Frame building, nearly opposite The
Exchange Block; where Re is eli all times
ready 10 wait upon his customers 10 entire
satisfaction.
SHAVING A ND HAIRDRESSING,
Will be executed with care and neainess
and in the most fashionable style. and on
very moderate terms.
n Shampooing, done up IN Ciiy style:
He soicIts public patronage and pledges
his best eEdeasors 10 give every reasonable
satisfaction.
CHARLES HENRY NOL.L.
Bloomsbury, Aug. 6, 1862.
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By an act ofihe Legislature ii is provided
that all persons residing within this Stale,
who shall be proved guilty of discoufaging
volunteer enlislmenis by any means what
ever, shall be punished with imprisonment
not exceeding ten years. or fine not 10 ex-
ceed $1,000 or both a, The discretion OF The
Court
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Col. COCHRAN has been released by the
rebels and has arrived at Washington He
was warmly received by his many friends.
II is his design 10 renew The old 69Ih. He
has been appointed BY The President a
Brigadier General.
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were at last brought into fellowship and
mutual respect by the rough appliances of
war !-civil war; Verify John Bull is an
.ass-or hypocrile.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-08-20

tbs Hallsy Sp.ra and Tines. most ex-
cslIens Democratic newfpaper, has been
consolidated Success 10 the proprietors
Theif cause is just aud must be sustained
There are few papers in this Slate possess
ing as much ability as The spirsl and Times.
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THE WAR KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE, Augusti Eight hundred
men belonging 10 Morean's force cross ed
10 the north side of the Cumberland river.
four miles north OF Benneii's Ferry in Mon
roe county, on Monday last.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at the Court House, in this city, last
night, al which Councils was urged 10 ap-
propriats $4,000 for bounlies 10 volun>
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County C0mmiSsianer

Thomas J. Vandersice, Esq, of Hemlock
township, we are authorized TO announce
viii be candidate this fall, for COMMITS.
SlONER. subject 10 The usaees OF the Co.
iumbia county Democratic Convention
August 6IE, 1862.
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LEATHER! LEATHER

sTNHE undersigned! would announce, that
Il he has on hand, al his Han and Cap
emporium m on Maiu s.rpei, Bloom~burg. an
assortment of different kind OF leather ,sncli
as fine call skins, morocco, red ard black
and Innings, all of which he will sell cheap
er than can De hal eIese where III this mar
ket Call aud examine Them Tor yourselves.
JOHN X. GlRT0N.
Bloomtbnrs May 2f, 1862.
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY.

THE Autumn term OF this institution will
= commence on
MONDAY. AUGUST 4ih. 1862.
TERMS-For Boarding, Washing,
Tuition, ETC, Tor Eleven weeks S25 90
One half in advance
Students who have not engaged looms
will do we'll 10 make early application TO
WM. BURGESS, Principal.
Millville. Col, CO. Pa, JnIy I9, 1862
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District InnrneY.

r. H. LITTLE, we are authorized to an.
- nonnce. will be a candidate for Dis,ric,
Attorney at the approaching general elec-
ton, subject TO The decision OF The Demo-
cratic County Convention.
July 80, 1862.
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Administrators Notice.

Estate Of Franklin Longenberger decsdsed
I ETTERS OF administration on The esia te
A. OF Franklin Longenberger, late OF CO.
lumbia county, decd, have been gran:edE
By the Register of said county, to Wm K.
Longenberger, OF Beaver Twp, Col. co i,
All persons having claims or demands
against The estate of the decedent, will
present Them TO The administrator for sei,lem
n,,and those indebted TO the estate are
requested to make payment Immediately
to the undersigned.
Wm K LONGENBERGER.
Admir-.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY

AGRlCU URAL FAIR
The Executive Commitlee of the Column
bia County Agricultural Society, have fixed
upon the
18th. 10th, I7th, & 18th days Of October
next, as the time of holding their Seventh
Annual Fair,
CALEB BARTON, Prest.
August 10, 1862.
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CANDIDATES. COLUMN.
ANNOUNCING NAME $500.
District Attprney.

M WRIT will De candidate for Dis
trict Attorney: :at the coming iaI!
election. Snbleci 10 lhe decision OF the
County Convention.
July g. 1862
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VISIT FROM GOVERNOR CURTIN.


Gov Curtin arrived here late last night,
BY special train, and returned 10 Harrisburg
this evening. IL is stated be was here by
invitation o! the Secretary of War, with
whom the Governor had a lengthy interview
this forenoon. The matters discussed priL,
cipally related 10 drafting II was decided
that al. The new regiments now in progress
of formation be alloweduniil September list
TO complete The same, when if not filed,
they will be consolidated, and drafting re-.
sorted 10 for the balance Ii was delermin-
ed that volunteering 10 ill up The old regi-
menis would be permitted up 10 The same
dale, and on The mode OF apportionment of
the quota of draft upon various sections, the
following very important order waas made.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
August IA, 1862.
Additional regulation for enrolment and
draft OF militia:
Ordered, sth. That in filling all requisi-
tions for militia, the quotas OF The several
States will be apportioned By the Governor
among the several counties, and, when
pracucable, among The sub divisions OF
counties, so that allowance shall be made
10 such counties and sab divisions for all
volunteers heretofore furnished by them,
and mustered into The service OF The United
States, and whose stipulated term OF SER
vice shall not have expired
f. Nj. STANTON,
Secretary OF War
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THE WAR NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF vIR-
GINA.
Despatch From GEN. Pope.

PREcIPIT4TE FLIGHT OF The REB-
ELS.
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sRERIFF,S SALES.

BY virtue OF several writs OF vsDd;f;on;
e1Ponas, dtios LeUari Fadas aud Far; Fa.
Gas. TO me directed issned ont of The Cour,
OF common Pleas oil Columbia comfy will
oe exposed 10 public sale, al the Con,t
House, IN Blooms burg, on Monday. the I.t
day oil September next, al one o;clock in
the afternoon of said day, the following
real estate 10 wit
"Ali that certain lot Of ground sirua,e
IN Maine township, Columbia county. con-
iainlhg about two acres, be The same more
or less. Bounded and described as follows
TO VII :-Oh The west by school Honse loi,
on on the north by land OF Stacy John, on The
East and Soulh by land of Henry HanzeI.
whereon are erected one and hall storv
House well OF water with the appnren-
ances.
Seized, taken in execution an TO be sold
as the property OF Jacob HanzslI
| ALSO
A certain two story frame dwelling house
! situate IN BrIarcreek township, Col. county
! (aboul eighteen feet by thiri, feet in size,
/ npon lo oil ground or tract OF land now
| occupied by the ssld Jacob Sitter. contain
1 ing sixty acres or IheTeabouis The said
tract bounded eastward by lands of John
Rioard, noribward by public road and lard
/ OF Samuel Shler, west by lands of Jacob
Bower: jr.. and The lot OF ground and cur.
hieGe appurtenant to said bui Idirg.
Seized taken IN execution and 10 be sold
as The property or Jacob Siiler
ALSO.
All that certain iract or piece Of lard Sit
uaie IN Madison township, CoIumoia CO.
! Pa, bounded as follows, 10 wn:-Ou the
North By land of John p. Runyan. on ths
West by land OF Caleb Fun-lon's HeIr.. on
the Souih by land oil WIllIam Winier>teen
! aud on the Eas, by land of George Ewes,
containing Seveniy-six acres more or less.
( wheTeon are erected a large Two S,ory
irsme Dwelling House, "a large frame Barn.
( Wagon House, Sprung House, and 9th
er cut buildings with the appnrenances.
Il, Seiz@j, lakel in execution and 10 be- soIl
| as The properly Of Jacob S. BooGe
JOSIAH H. FURMAN, Sheriff.
! Bloom>burg, Aug. l3, 1862.
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n isses and Ladies' Congress Caters
A'A Chiltfens Fancy and Common Shoes
low as can be bought elsewhere. at the
Cheap Cash Store OF L. t. SHARPLESS,
Bloomsbury, May IA, 1862.
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a large assortment of Ladies Caters Just
n received al ST 90 and Si.25 at
L. r. SHARPLESS
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m.itsre @rfsIas IN msa.airstntsn.

Charleston, 8a., % g00. GolCne
@artOu ma6te nit BEN II. SbiC Gaoalerie-
RsetmsRt etneR @natif ouf sinen BET @OIr
Rnpb, @reenbrier Counts, ~ltatlCnitten 90
item bes GsinOeS. Gs gsIanga ibm, esnisIben
3u itberrumpeln uuo ST prrniAtell. 81
nabm 1913 @emstne unO uaterUfF3tere, fuipie
2 OberOlfaiere ~aefangea, erbsutste 100 9fsrbs
200 @rwebre, 4 Wagen unO OaS ~UolfanOi9s
QaesrserGtbe eines san3en Neetments. Die
0asen. Qagergsrdt6e uup elm She'll Der Baf,
fen purpen p~er6ranl1i, pa Cs an 3ranspVrt'
mittsln a4r Ii6.rsn Tortidafnn9 feblte. DIN
Sage S0rber bate cine Stretfpartbie bes 8,
ga. 3e3tmsnts eth SAarmilssl nit ben 9ts'
beuen In 9osan County, Da 60 aser Sealsl=
ben an 3abl melt na6lanb. 10 rurOe 60 gum
@Idius gejpungen. ~
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as Die uns mttset9etlt tptrp, Bat Der
3Ieoertrnn3 Die ~SOulanotSen Gcenettstu bes
gOntinentals unD Des @ommerfslD'lHen Gbea.
tsss sefauft unb cine 70 ftmnde 8abne-ets
riGtet, 'tpie wObl tpsni8e MlnatOurs@ etal9afs
ten fe bslbsn, una ia 9aufs pes @tnterS
Speretten TN Rretle fetner Gbrens uAb attts
pen MattslteOes gu seben.-Der 8ereia bai
ietn ~etemalises 2ctal, r0efern 5ale", SIDE
BON 9uparO. unb 9erinstculra tptebsr Be-
seeer. se3
@& Sbeater. - 6tute fontmt in
Der Surnbaue bas 8enebir'lGe 2uFlpiel
Der 2tebestraut" sur Nufabrune, tppbet es
an 5eiterfeit I'm Vublttum nt9t feblen wtrb.
EEaGan3trdn39en. 9r. Ratler
miro emte In Der albstannten olteu
Gurnbaqe iptsoer elm &r6n3Gsn perantalttn.
Wsr bieU ematbliGtsit tennt, welAe aa'
piflen Gran39en bfrrl6t, miro AUDI am @lcn'
tag niGt perfebleM iI& bpA @eissm an5a
If4ltsstu.
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m,anIraiuiide @.lseasbnna.

0teeltma, 6. Des. SIN @snat Der
0rIesaebuus tpur0sn 8el6litilr etnssor0dt,
pel6e bas 8ent6men pss @enatpr @ortile
p~erbammet, "a er feline 9nfru:ttcnsn barh
Ietue @bftmmun9en nnb 9iesen i'm Beretnt9~
ten @toaten Senate perIsbt babe NIB for
bern i6n aur 8sFgnation fettes @ists euf.
Otele @tlOlutieuen rpetoea an MOnta9 TN
6aule SUr8slsgt nab unSpstfsl9aFt nit 0rOBer
WaiOritdt a0ppttrt iparosa. - - .
Die 0cti6alt pes @Opscnenr 0terpQnt u,
bOlTrt Bic GmausipdtipnS 9ottttf bes @f6T'
seRten. st-az' ~S se'9'~
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60 Dis ehAfet bed NcatiAtn Tan,.

1 Ole e6attt bet gc8tiAea Gang
fGele Ssronfalten beute GbenD In Der Rsten'
| bale Elm 1an3tran3@en, tporouf mir bas Yuc
blitum au1merflam mabn.
tag 6r. 06. S6Snfelb bat G@,
ME unlare Qeler aus eer bttrefenoen Nn3si9e
erleben, mad tur3sr Daule in Der Ncrb Say.
lraBe n~iebesgetalln une nitro beute WiOrgen
leinen WaI tin etael, l~lperben Qur6 pOrelysn
%trorauf wtr feline alien 6reunee bsIonbers auf
merriam maGen.
G an6 6r. 6emmeter wtrh
beute in ietnem frsunoitGen QofaIe, $40. 10
9ioro 90maroltr, etnen rel1bnltilen Qunh
~iercirau. SdAperter9sflirr unp GGtlberae-
raiIgl wescen bort Derbannt tncem Sauer,
fral,t unD RattofslttGBt alS probate 8inOe.
mittel ader fdmpfeuDfn Darteien appIi,irt
EperneIi
G~ Gu II d.. - s. T. 0oBOeut6e1
pirp beute MCresn In Nc. 40 @olumttaItr.
einen neutn @dmbrtnuatempsl erGfnen unb
einen b%eiifaten 0unh 1~eroiren, pUbet Baurrns
lhmtbt'S @ebr6ti per3apft tpirb.
8G- 6r. 6r. WteSner In $50. 397
Dtt @ratttr., nitro beuie Worsen leinen Ga
ten etnen n~elifaten MsbtllnppensQnnh Dor,
lebfn ,no bd loIlic WemanO feblen, ber einsn
sebilOcten Wiaeen bslist, bonn clue Mlebsllup
pc BON bret frt1a eelGluHteten S6weinen
nebt oaSu 9etGrteen Sauerfraut uno RlSisu,
1T Elm gettht, pslAes aud Dem perir6bnte.
ten G~eenldmsfer su la9en, unb eem @afse.
Der Die ooo(e Anerlenuung istner Safe aus
penbsn muB. rse v
6eute Ntenb tnbst pteter IN Der
Qrtettsr=6aue, SaD 8reperidtraBs, Concert
RAFT. M
G- Sts6eu5unOsrt 8rstwiaiee I'M Eager
frant! Surg, 9euts. nefntt Guh BIT 2eien IN Nht, nnb ber
|6aft g lb 9elCreap's @ieeu unh . ntmtut. IS lit perbIr9t,
arsblsn, Sisbera unO Qyibidmsraea cartreu. @ics Is Gents
per GdnGtl cher Eppf. 28
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t 6tb Su6n 0crters 8rpae6

SITS Spbn Ncrters 8rp3eE
rtsS NOEL in eint9en Ga9en beenbet tperben.
Oeute lpa General Mc@leGan ale ;3suge ta-
bel pernommen perben. Wan 1T duBerf ae-
lpanut auf Die Muslaqen oes @enerals. Seine
6rennSe tebauptsn, ooB M1cgttIan TN Stanpe
leJ ftar st t~elueilen, paB sr lelbil fetnen gIn-
ttett an Der anssbliGen @srlHrTrung, cine
berbet3u I'D.
= n 8eaatt babs.
| t Ser a nj TN | uns Der aus BEN
|9Iben enttollenen 0efamges
men. - Cine Nn3abl Der entla0snen @tpilt
@sfanoenen btslt am 6reitas Nbsnb cine
0er(ammfung, pcrtn le DanfssbtIhlule fir
t@enerol WaoSrOrt4 tAsp ben Yrafoenten pa1s
FIFTEEN unp bstOe 6erren utt ipettsre 8emii6ung
Ifar Die @ranlana Der isbt NOD I'm Slbsn
teftnDlt9m Giptls0 s. faneenen bitten. Gttle
perlsl6en sr3ablten tbre Dranelale unb sss
padtcn babel tbrer nod I'm QtbbY. unb anberu
@sfausnifsn l1mahtenoen QetDensaefdtrten.
Dos SGidlat unp 8ensbmsn bes tpefern SIT
nor 8o!tS unb feline NnbangltGfeIt an bic
alts Tlaeee ipuroe beIcnbers erwGtnt uni
tgeri,bnt, - Die 8elNlulIe btiagen ansbrid.
ltd, Der @rolioent mG8e fortfaeren, bern Con
sreiie Wtobre9eln gu empfeblen, welAe Die in
@ipen S9naGtenben pbne Nniehen Der ger
ion erlSleu.
Mtltt6rs @meute. ~ Nm Dortaer
OonnsrRae lpute bas 168. Venn1. Neeiment
Jam GuBe Der 7. StraBe mad Sort MUnrc,
eiuael1ift perben.
Die @unniGaft, (se3Osene 9sute) mid
gang bdmtt eiR0eritanben, picetlfbte lf9 uni
E3trtreute RA tn bic ErintlCfale Der Naabar,
lhoft.
Captain @bur6 etn MDiutaut Sen. GaIeYi
Iat Den gorean9 uno bra6te cine Mbtbeilun{
topm Gcctts Neunbunbert @apalerie terbst
tp,l8e bic MadbarlGaft burGltreiftsn unb BIZ
DiDerIpanoteten slei6 etntm Glode S6aofsr
Ian Spro trieben. Nte es beiBt, belfett Di
ManuIhaft bes Neatnents aus ti6tiaes
2euten, Bat ebsr falehte Sff;iere unp nenii
Dt3ipltn.
/ t Gin Gnate ISerfo. bren. =
I'm 6retds tar3ts etn S!erjsbnjdbrt9er 3nab
NamenS So. 8rDrre, trslGer ouf Der Duroeri
plattform zines Gtlsnba0nfarrens bic UennI
NOsnue btnabfnbr pl6blt& auf bas @eletl
unD Der Rarren cling, ebe Der &uti@er bi
Vferbe apbalten tCnnts, iber ben l1n9lld!tGen
Ct trus laptre @erlsbunsen BACON unp mob
lote eine 5anb berlteren. Ct par auf ben
Setmntea Ton Der 9bule uno muroe ipte 6
ipdter lagte, BON einen1 pl5bli6en S4ptnDs
bsfalsn, 70 baB er ben GaG unb bte 8erlssun
gen erf oar ntGt fatfte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-08
San Gi0sl6 Gatps.
Nin @ebtnen 0prpN bei Rtiaol 9tatloM.

, 6dtrfar @katton, G., DECEMBER
SsAs 8e8tmenter osn Stest6 glrntse Gryps
batten DUreetern Elm 9robssrtr3itium inter
otretter 9titurg pes Gen, Steels, wsI9s 5ar
aasenstnsn 3ufrtsOenbett auefd. asgat
Sine &sccgnOsetrun9spartbte, bie gelffn
bis luton 9ta sorCrans, 1T 3uridsetetrt tlnO
begt@ttt, ra6 fe an tenem Srte tetne Nebelen
fanO, ober NoGrt@t erbie@t. Oob Elm ftlrfsr
8sbeQenpClten, m~eifeus Gavalerte BET Srttcl
Statien fsbe, unp wis ss 0eiBt, mad Manai>
las SuncttUn kgIfimmt ilt.s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-12-08
Grnes non eainimuaG.

QepegorlG6 Des. Der Oampfer
Dean amge1. nit 9ate1t BIS 3nua 20! Nc=
pember pom Mlpintpau bier an. Gin furht'
borer @turm hate bret Sage lang bort &C.
pitbst unb bic brittiI6s Briggs 8cllpora u
Der Damefer ngUOnA pavea earin gu gtaaet
Die Ocean Queen" Bate ibren einsn 9nb.
fafen einesbaBt. Die Scr. Staaten Briea
,8atntribSs" musten sun ibyer Mann(dafl
aufaess6m tperSsn, naGpem ii tbre OtIAabs
un6 8orrGtte porber inon lDer 8oro eerpcr.
fen tatten, Ubne boourGs bes Golf rstten gu
fSnnen. Nle S~erbinpuneeH dtUiipen Danas
ma unO Nlpenpaa Uargn nbgsi9nltttn, Deg
Extraordinarily niseerssbrO@en unO bas ST
~1enbo6neelstie untsg Dofey.s QtstersS Der
iauft fh jepOG aInf66ltA unb man BOfte BIT
aum %. NCp. Die 8a9n3i9e triaoer IN 0da&
gu briu9en.