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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

QUA Supervisors are now busy taking
tie military census Of our county in ac-
cordance with the instructions of the Ad-
jutant General Of the State. AS the Su-
pervisors have until the 10th inst. to make
their returns, it is probable that no draft
will take place until about the 18th.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

INDIAN ARRIvALs.-We are credibly in
formed that some four or Eve hundred
Indians, from, western agencies, have ar
rived at Pentwater, in Oceana county,
since the Indian outbreak on the borders
of Minnesota. They, profess great friend
ship for the whites and allege they left
their homes rather than be compelled to
take up arms against the pale faces.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03
sToNEwALL JACKSON TAKEN

A telegrsphic despatch reached US at !
o'clock, this afternoon, stating that Stone
wall Jackson is captured creating great
sensation throughout. Almost too good
to be true, and too bad if not true.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

A SELECT school was opened in our
village, on Monday last, by Miss HATTIE
CLAY, from Grand Rapids. Tho crowd
ed state of our village school, hitherto,
and the lack of suitable accommodations
renders such n school necessity, partic-
ularly for the Juveniles of our commune
ty. Success to the enterprise.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

A SLIGHT frost was perceptiblo here
on the morning of Tuesday, I'd inst. No
damage, however, appears TO have been
done. The weather continues to be re-
markably chilly.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

The census of all between the ages Of
eighteen and forty.fve, in this township,
is now being actively taken. Some, if
their statements are true, in regard to age,
have lived fast, TO say the least, accord
ing to the census of 1860.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03
Extract Of a letter, dated american BIZ
bic House, AStor Place, New York,
august 81, 1862:


Mr.. HENRY GRIFFIN, TREASURER OTTA-
WA Co. BIBLE SocIETY-DEAR SIR:
Our Board of Managers has recently
ordered that our statement Of account,
with each Auxiliary, be forwarded twice
year. ! now have the pleasure of en-
closing our statement of account with
Ottawa County Bible Society, to July,
1862.
Our issues last year were nearly one
million one-hundred thousand volumes Of
the Scriptures, averaging three thousand
six hundred volumes per day, or six hun
dred per minute, of working time. In the
same time we have delivered to the Army
and Navy six hundred and fifty thousand
volumes, besides supplying prisoners o
war, hospitals, wounded and contrabands
and yet have great work before us 70
these objects. Needing the hearty co
operation Of our Auxiliaries,
Yours truly, Henry FISHER,
Asst TT Am. B. S.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

NATIONAL DEBT OF GREAT Britain.
The present total amount of the Ma
tional debt of the United Kingdom is
fs0o, 100000, which involves an annual
charge of f20,l6e,7ol.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

LIEUT.. BRENNAN, Of company /, and
Lieut.. RYAN, of company H, of the Mich
Third, are reported as wounded in the
late battles.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

PREsENTATIoN.-A sword, belt and
sash, purchased by our citizens, was pre-
scented to Capt. HARRY G. ALBEE, of the
Wolverines" on Thursday evening last.
The presentation speech was made by E.
p. FERRY, Esq, in the most happy style,
briefly responded TO by the recipient
The sword is splendid one, costing, with
The trimmings, $50. HARRY will never
allow it TO be dishonored.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

HELENA, Ark, is in prosperous con-
dition at present Tho landing is cover
cd with cotton bales, and purchasers are
plenty. Tho levee for n mile is lined
with steamers, while the naval fleet occu-
Ply the middle Of the stream at anchor.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03
Sewing Machine for Sale.

We have West & Wilson's Sewing Ma
chine, nearly new, and in good running order
which VIC will sell for $25.
June IL, '62. J. a. J. W. BARNS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

The Kalamazoo Horse Fair, which was
to have come of on the 3oth of Septem-
Der, has been postponed. The grounds
are being used by the Government fora
place Of rendezvous for soldiers.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03
Sewing Machine Agency

NTE are agents for Grover a Bakers, /. M,
Wv Singer Co.'S and Williams a orvis' Sew
ing Machines. Wheeler a Wilson's, and other
patents can also be obtained Of us. Call and see
samples on exhibition at our store.
TAYLOR a BARNS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

WE are informed by ]. II. DAWSON, Esq,
of the township Of Crockery, that the
late frost in that vicinity was severe, iu-
juring badly buckwheat potatoes, vines,
&c.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

very hot and dry week tin Aug 4th, when
we had heavy rains and thunder from 4:3O till
in the night. July 3lst, at 1:l5 the mercury
stood at 90, the wind S. L. Before 2 p. NJ. the
lake breeze sprang up from the N. w. and the
mercury fell to 90. Such temperatures with
out a precedent here.
L. M. S. SMITH.
Mill Point, Aug. 5, 1862.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

The new Tax Law came into effect on
the first of September.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

OTTAWA AGAIN REMEMBERED.-Thro'
the influence of Hon. f. w. KELLOGG,
at headquarters, the position of Assistant
Surgeon Of Volunteers in the Navy, has
been awarded 10 DR.. SHERMAN, Of La
mont, with orders to report at Philadel-
phia. He left on Thursday last for the
post of duty. From our personal knowl-
edge of DR.. S. he will by no meanssdis
appoint the expectations of his friends or
be found wanting in zeal and efficiency 10
discharge his whole duty to sufferers in
the cause of their bleeding country.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

THEY give COW TO every man that en-
lists in Orleans county, Penn.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

The CHAPLAINcY OF THE 21sT.-We
are informed, on undoubted authority,
that certain Rev. gentleman from Bar
ny county, elected chaplain of the 2lst
Michigan Infantry, paid $500 for the po-
sition. Wonder who pockets that?-
When the Romans began to sell positions
under government, and the government
itself, to the highest bidders, irrespective
of fitness and moral worth, then com
meuced the decline Of the nation.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

TO- All, especially young men, should read
the advertisement of tho new "National Dis
pensary," at Cincinnati, in another column.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03
Soldiers Back Pay, Bounty, &c

NTE are prepared with suitable blank forms
w to make application direct to Ezra d.
French, Esq, I'd Auditor U. S. Treasury, for
Arrears of Pay, Bounty, Pensions, etc., for sol
diers under the acts of Congress Of 1861. We
will give strict and prompt attention to the bu-
siness. Application on the part Of friends Of
deceased soldiers should be made at once. We
arc already in receipt of warrants for pay, on
applications sent by us. TAYLOR & BARNS.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS

WHEAT is falling in price. Dealers 10
our county paying 81 last week, now Of
fer only 95 cents per bushcl.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

Goods at Wholesale.
NNTE offer extra inducements to the trade,
w and are prepared to fill bills at Wholeslae
below Detroit or Chicago Prices.
CUTLER, WARTS a STEDGMAN.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03
ETNA
ETNA
En surance Conn pany.

DISKS taken on reasonable terms. LOSSES
III promptly paid. ID. CUTLER, Agent.
December 30 1888. lily nj
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

THE public win find the best Of occommoda-
j. tions, at this House, at reasonable prices.
Jsfs- Good stobling can also be relied upon.
Il. ANDRES, Proprietor.
Grand Haven, March |, 1862. [nl57 I
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03
Rubber Packing

have just received a large supply Of Rubbc,
Packing which is offered cheap for cash, at tbs
Hardware Store of
March z. 1860. Gs, Il. uugr-As.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-09-03

Mill Point, Aug. 5, 1862.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-14
gfeneftes sOm etmart's @imfan.

Sin 6err, pel@sr bielen Mnr9en BON Con
rab8 SerrY bier antant, tert6tet, OaB er NE
Mae Minuten be9Or Sen. Stuart BEN 6lnB
freuste, In Der ga9e ~beIelten tpar. General
Stuart 1a9ts ibm, DoB ct Die 9eute re6t gum
8stsn sebabt babe unp rab es tbm leiO tbue,
bab er ni6t fem 9anseS gorbdben babe aus.
fl6ren tGunen, pa CT Dor bate, nab 6reCerid
gu geben, Die @pnSernementSpurrdt1e borten
gu 3erltDren, lUtrte Die Sriife iiber ben WtOnps
cacY gu 3ertriimmern, bod iet er 70 nett es an
eebe NIT Der NusfIbrung letnee programmes
3ufrteOen.
StuartS 9eute unb 9ferpe laben iebr er=
l6Gpft aus, aber erltere baten liA burd ote
esltOblenen &leiOaneafIde wteper in etpa
erbOlt,
Sen. Stuart lantte lsine @ribe an Ders
I6tspene Ser. 81. Sff3iere, NIT Oenen er fritz
Der bstannt mar.
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@eueral YledIantCn Serfulete ben Fteber~
ben 6etnb nit @aSa(erte, mar absr 3tpet Stun<
ben btnter tim.
Sin ~eefansener Nad8asler iaste:
Stuart etng am 6retta9 NfCroenS init
5000 Mlann am Damrh $50. 5 iiter ben 9ps
tcutac. @etm Sanpt3red mar, @ferbe su Bee
fommen, rAb bteIen erret9te er au6, tnbem
er 100000 mitnabm. OteIe purce1 rild.
i6tSluS aus ben St6aen Der pennlYlpanti9en
Tarmer eenpmmen. Die Qeutt DerIabet lt9
in ben Masa3inen gu Gbambersbnrg nit
Rletbern unb S6ubeu. NtBer 3eritOrint9
res 8a6u9pfes bore tb BON feinem S9apen,
pel8en Die &ebelIen aneertGtet. DaS @OrRS
blie6 bei1ammen unb l6ten nit Der DtSpplt
ton un1erer Sruppet bOlfCmmen Dertraut.
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Sine anbere Sm0affon in SEEMS
fOlOduten.

philadelphia, IS. SIT. Der Sn=
qutrer BAT etne DspeI6e BON Yerr9ptls, ,
bpn elmer uupern SnSa1tUn Spn
80, OF SO a nm iprt9t. Nian elaubt,
raj le einen Qn9rif auf Die 9~enn1Nloanta
@entraG @tlenbabn mnAen pcucu. sic pa
Ben bereits cine erpBe Men9e 9ferOe Mcgee
nBmne1
Sweife 0epeibe.
99t1abelPDto, Is. Sftbr. Die
0ennlYIpania Gtienbabn @pmpasnie BAL cine
DepelGe BON Serantlportli9er Se!te Der sr=
baltsn, tpsIGe ebenfaas bon elmer neuen Sn.
OaltOn lprtdt, cod 1T nod niGts Sffoteaea
an9emelpet pproen.
Dritte Oepefdte.
6arrtSburg, IS. Sft. @ouSerneur
Curtin Bat % eben NaAridten bon NerrYSiuG
er6alteu, paB $4,000 Iebelen in Der @eeenr
BON @UncoeS, In Srantltn County, erlGiener
ltuO unb 1900 9ferOe mitsencmmen baten
Ole Garmers bon 6rantlin County flieber
mad @errY County Die 9iebelen 1Duer
mad Der @~eanlYlSanta @eutral @ilenbabr
purriden.
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(@inseianbt.)
Srpft inn 2eiben.

2iebsr 6rtye, mas 1T bas
8if 70 traurts, BIT To- blaB,
6alt ia, pie fat NGes iprtGt,
Gar Elm c~pnfisctrt @eliGt.
S6Gpfe pieber frobsn Mutb,
8eroe friId, blafrteS Glut,
6rGfe Did, tpenn AUDI our 8rilt
6ifsp'S @abl perlorett 1T.
Man6mal sebt es Man9em trumm
Dob Die 0elt BRETT iA berum,
unO mir 9aben's oft eeleben,
Du peritebf Did aud gu brebeu.
9don lab iA Did pieber lGmun3eln
uno eS le9en iG pte &un3eln,
Denn bic 6reunbe tommen ia,
9tuart 1T i6on wieoer nab
0as bilft alss S6eingefeGte
Stegan tptrp am @nb baS G9leGte
l1nO bic Dummbett trtumpbtren,
Nlio tbuit Ou fpecultren.
So /! Der Dummbeit eroBe MaGt
Sat llnglaubliGeS ppubra6t,
S9le6tt9feit mag ptel erlinnen,
Dp1 baS Suite muB 9eWtnnsn.
NQes dnbert liA, bod mic?
Darum luGe ntGt gu frib.
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t Splbaten 9eforber. = 6olaeiz
bes ltnb Die TOoeefdiIe felt unlerem Iebten 8es
riAte:
ScDn 6use, 6. 81. s.; 0m. Miaer, Sc.
ga; Spbn $. Gutter, I. Ga. ; Mmus so.
@ereep, SO. pa; SEQ 8. 9anp, 10, 81. 9.
tSumtusM ureen purpe bon einem
Mann Namens 5leisenbetmer eth Warftwa
gen gemtetbet, INN feds Softer na6 Gem iiOr
ltGen Gbeile BON MarYlano 8m bringen. Die
&Cfer wurpen BON Dem &tmmea 6uule abse.
bolt unb Der Waeen fubr nit b~enlelben itter
ben Tltli1en 3weig. Gr pttrbe BON Sereant
Safer perfolet welGer @erpa6t Bate. taB pie
Sude ni6t gang in &tGti9teit mar. Der
Sergant a~rrettrte 8leieenbetmer. Der auf Dem
@eee mad 6aule Dem Sreiber cine 8olle con-
fGbertrten @elbeS einsubanotgen ln6te. @r
murbe lpfort mad bem alien Capitol 9eldidt.
Der Snbalt Der Softer 1T nod niAt reoieirt
pprDen.
t@ergangene go DIT purben folgeus
Re @efansene, melde bon Sen. Stsel semaGt
wprpen tparen Dor Dem YrofpBmarl1aa ee-
bra6t: $. 9osan, 6. u. Smitb, $. 6. 6ursu=
ION, 6. $. Cane, Sobn SweenY, %. Wcnroe,
SObn 0iaepie unO 0m. 8aulter.
+ S6teBaffatre. = Dim Samltas
Na6mittas wurre elm Sun9e, Namen5 Sae.
q, MtlteaO, unsefabr IA Sabre alt, bon Dem
In eleiGem Otter ltebsnoen Snp. Sole in Den
Grm selaORen. Die Sunsen tparen 3uert
in elm @teinsefe&t perptdelt, ais Cole pl6blt6
tpegltef unO eth @epebr bplte, tpomit er leinen
&ameraben auf ansesebenc Beiie serleste.
Eg- 5eute wtrD 9. @alis eagle 8etau~
rant, III Y~ennl9lpania Npenue, 5pi1den II.
unb Is. Ctr, nit 8ersooa uno 9 lottas Ga
gerber erGfnet.
&%Sn berNrbetterballe perOen
jebt unter 9eituns pes &omiters perm Wa4-
tel reselmdbts Observation-Disclosures Dlenfas
unO OOnnertas seseben, tpel6e NIT etnert se-
mit9liGen San3tran3&en l9lieben. STR quite
&rafte 1T Y%OllfUmmen eelpret. 6sute Gam
Dtenfag) trit gum erften Wlale Die befannte
Suubrette Sr6ulein Nmalie S6eaer pom
Nep>gOrter 8oltSgarten auf. Bir tpiinlAen
benz 1nternebmen Elm reht bolles 6aus.
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Gin aebeaenIaser aufsebrUdben. Die @mansipa-
tiUnsbotidaft in Eenmefee.

@atrU, IL. Stt. 9lm lebten Spnntag
tunr0e etne expedition bon Nempbts mad
Dem NulfluB 9elanbt, etntse Mftlen ,untere
balb Germantown, DO fe au4 pirtlt6 elm
8ebeleulaeer fanren.
STE t0oteten 4, ~ipCrunter Der Nnfabrer per-
lelben, perpunpeten IA unD erbeuteten SO Sc
fan8ene ns6f ptelen Yferbem unb @afen. =
5O n. S. q. NelfUn BON Gennefee, wel~
der ltb bis jebt neutral Ser1alten Bate, Sere
DfentttAte etne NnlproGe an Das Golf, trcrtn
er Die @ntan3ipattCns. 8Otldoft bes 0rafbens
ten tren9e psrpammt,
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Ser &ricu in &cntufh.

QputsSttIe, II. DIT. AaeS 1T rubt9
pbpCbl Die Ste1ung peS Sen. &trbY Smttb
etnt8es 1n6eBa9en peranlaBt.
@etern tpurpe 3t eaiprenceburg, 8a., etne
RanUnabe gebGrt.
Sen. Oumunt Ianbte am Sage BON DIFF
6ppeS inauguration ais @Oubernetr BON
SentuGY 8ertdrtungen Da6tn as. General
Bragg purpe, wd9renp Ct bet Mi1es Nrefcn
gu Mttttag ipeilte, bon etnem gOten I'm @ls
pten3 9ebeten, @r IteB ibn erf na9 me9re
malteem 3uprineen Dor. Na9bem er aber
feline Bptl4aft 9eBDrt Bate, % beenoete er NIT
9Upe6 unO Inberen Iufrrt lein Mtttaeelen,
unO entfam 9Iidlt9.
(gpentns @tar)
Infere Eruppen ffnb mod INNER amf Der 0erfoI
suns Der SebelIen b~csrifen.
DteIen MprGen fam cine DepeIGe bon Sc
neral SCYle, oattrt 2putsStae, ben 10. b., 9ter
an. Oteel6e last, baB Sen. Bragg unb
Sen. @9eat6am bsipe In Dem Sample be
8arcstprn am Mtttpp9 9etSptst tpnrpen.
Infer 8erlult an Sppten, Gertpmnpeten unb
8ermtBten betru9 3ptI9en 1900 unb 1000
Nann. Der @erluf bes Gsinbss mar erEBer.
@tr bebaupteten pas S6la9tfelb uub batten
ben na9ten NCr9en pieper 0efe9te.
Oils biele Depel9e BON 9Ouisptie abetna,
tpurpe etn @pnrter unlerer Srappen NIT De-
tails Gter bic eetern fattsebabte S9la9t ers
wnrtet. Sen. 8pple 9laubt, baB Bragg nnp
@beatbam pirtli6 In Der S9laGt am Witts
mod 9stpptet rvrpsn Fnb.
Settles BON &entnfy.
Cine anbere srOfe SdbladDt wirb beridtet, = 0ie
RebeIen 1Tnb pieber suridsefblasem tpprbem.
NeWegprt, Is. SttOber. @tne Spe.
ctalpepel6e beS 6eraIb, battrt louisville, II.
Stt. bela9t; Yrieatbfpel9en bon 9ebanpn bes
iassn, baB cine 9rUBe S6ladt sipilGen 5nr=
r~Upsburg unb DanStIe SUriel. Die SGla6t
tpar bebeutenber nls Die am Nittpp6. Sc
neral @elfCrp nabm $50 @aeen tpea mnb
maAte 1000 Hebeuen gu @efaneenen. Die
8ebelen fnp auf Dem GGadshee mad Camp
Did 8Cbinlun be9rifen. Weri6te, wsl&e
aber tmmerbtn 3Ueifel6aft inb, beIaeen, paB
Die 0eneraIe Bragg unb gbefbam In Der
@4Ia&t am Wittpua 9etGbtet wurNsn.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Go9ri4t wirb bierrntt seeeben, bab bic llnteraeitnete BON
WSatlen9eri6te Ger Stabt Baltmore BDnmddt aur Bertpoltuna
6es Nea9laiIes bS aubter peritorbenen g e1rae Steuers
Ietn ant 9. Ottbr. 1862 erbolen bat. Nle bieisntom, psIds
TOrserun9en on etsien AatlaB baben, werben biermt ~aufaeEor.
bert, 1cl9e nebit ben nStb9en BeIe9en an ober Der beut 9.
Aprl 1868 etntnrethen uno 8eten6 gu MAIDEN, cber All ae-
mdrtt9ent bog fe ibrer 4niprii@e an 6ielem Na9laIe eeIebit@
tlr Serlultt9 ertlart wereen. &ae BITE 3ubIunset an bte1sa
NadIaB 81 MAIDEN baben, per6en hiermif oufaeforbcrt. fDlbe
unper3i9li6 an BITE llnter5ci9nete gu ieiften.
@rneftne SteuerIetu, :
OttIo. 4p, lntIp Mbmtninratcr
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8eabtene,uertb fir MeStouroteure

nnb Das Dibltfum tnsbelunbere.
Das felt neaerer Belt BON Orofe & g., geu gcrf. NIT 10
erpbern aufpanbe bier e~insefabrte
p~lantattDn= Bitter6
TT leitbtnl dion LANCE inter nteinent Nantet All boben oefpe-
len. tcel6ts tb Bet Der GalOne unb SlaIde beseutenb bfIiaer
~bertoufe, ~
Serasr enlpths Sa atetp-gOrt cine SenSuns Samaiea unb
Santa @roir Stunt IeBterer tpsee1 fetnss feinet umb bard.
~brinsenben @erudes gum 8eneBen bes EabadS fir Giaarrtn.
NADER Spr5uslt6 eeetenet p~erfauft TIM @rusen unb RIefnen.
s. Bprn, SO 90. @aHtr.
SttlO,5mt 2Thuren Iber Der Bride told town).
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aehtea mn miSnnri.

81. 40Nis, Z. Sft. MaArtNten
tpelGe i'm Sauptquartier tes Sen. S6Uftelp
ansstommen linO, bebaupteu, DAP lein gor=
rilden unter Gen, Barron Die 8ebeqen aus
WerrYSils sertrisbelt babe uno bas ~eieielben
in aler Nnelt iiber ben Mrtanias aefloben
ieten. Sc 1eiBt, oab feiue Netellen In ienem
Sbetle BON MtIuuri Iteben.
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ar ccJm Cumberland ipirb Oer @ecfer
ben Smbfcrtbemtcn bmrb BEN N9erttet
=. ~ N1nppcrt tde1td, im8 9anS 9elic=
9crt. +.
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2ebtes BON &emtndb.
@as sssrdbnia BON Sen. saefOn. Die seies

Das SesrdbniR pDn Gen. Saffpn. 0ie eeids
name Don General 6eren unb Mebffer-
9pntsptlle, II. Sftbr. Die &Grper
Der @enerale @ebter unb 8erriG pnrben btes
fen NaHmtttue mad Cincinnati seldtGt.
Sen. Sames 9. SadIp on ipurbe bte1en NiaA-
mtttus 9esen 4 lbr BON @brit Gbur9 unter
elmer GStOrte pe8 20. Mt6iSan 0estments
unp Capt, Wttler'S 8atterie b~esraben.
Geb. 80. SalbOt perlab bic 9et9enfeter unb
es mar fetn ttedene5 Nu9e In Der Stride. Die
l1eberrele BEG Sen. Sadian wmrben einfpei-
len auf benz @ape 5ta Cemetery beieeleBt.
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StoOt Baltimore.

@eneral @ppl'S Stab. - Sn
ben Stab be8 Sen. @ppl ltnb in lester Belt
mebrere gerdnberun9en ppreefpmmen Dem
3ufplse beltebt berlelbe jebt aus fclsenpe Sfs
fi5ieer: 2ieut. Gpl. @nl. 9. @blpple, Nlliit.
General gbjut. ; gpl. 81. Gram Maipr
IS. g Scnes, militdrilGcr YrpppBsM ari9qll;
Majpr s. 5 Don Sermam !; Maior $. 3.
Sa9nar, Oeaipr Gbr. 3. @briftianien; Capt.
$. Grou, gltf. Obi. gen; Capt. %. SAP,
aojutant 9. @arn9rpB, Ibiut. Capt. De
@ttt Clinton. - BRIG. Sen. 8n,. $. @mo
r1 1T in Dienfen be8 Departments.
Mnfunt BON neuen &e 8 tmenz
eit Sdmfag Wttta9 linO bret
sOue @estmenter ouf rem Nese mad Rem
&~rteasidauplabe bter burG marlGtrt.
Das so. Stem gOrt, Sol. &ete5am, $50
Mann fart,
Das 40. Stem gort, Sol. Srilton, 1000
Wann ltasf.
Das 80. germcnt, Col. 2anpail, 1850
Manu fart.
Diele orst &e9imentsr tilpeten Die effective
Starfe pom 5000 Maun, 10 mic Die Irmee=
Neeutattonm es verlanoen. NaHpem lte bier
BON Der Union llnterltitBun9o @eIelidaft be-
spirtbet wprOrn waren, iesten fe ibren War|A
mad 6em Erie98ldduplabe fort.
Caucus 8eri a M m ung oe6
Stnbtratbe6. Der neue
Stantratb. aus naGfebenDen Miteliebern &c.
tebeno, btelt 9eltern abemb etne Caucus Ser
lammluta
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M~arftpreife.

Mf&e. got $5. 81, Vearl So Oo4
8tenemwa1S. SO a. 40 @ts.
8ammmpIle. 81 a. 80 Cts. % ID
Cafe. &tD % 10 FL @ 223, Saba 274
"a % [feiner felt. 2aquaYra % 1924 6.
GarbbUI5er. Blaubpls $4,000
GrHGte. Sransen $3 @ 4 % Dor gt<
trpnet 81 IS Co 3 ; trCfene MpfeI Z cts.
@ewIr3. ptement y tb 9 Gts. ; NaIfen
1o@Il ; MusfatnuB 80 @ So Musrat~
bliitbe As ca AT.
etretbe. @eiaen, ROTH prbinGr l3o@l4O
gut Bis aaSseseiGnet 100; weiber mener 5000
l65.
9afer, Marslanb 40 "a AZ, pennfylSani
11er so 60 63.
3Orm petBes IS a. 70, selbes 6s.
Gpgsem Marylanb 70, 1enniylp. 80.
Webl. Spparbfreet luper So Oo@6 rs
ertra .......6 S73
GamtlY ......7 rs
Obtp & Rettmfy Super u.s. 873
@rtla ....6 S75
Il Tamiip ~ IT
y Baltimore 9 Is
&pggenmebl $4.00@4.25.
Rcrnmebl $3.50.
@btsteH. Wenis 8ertGufe; "a fir gtts
unb 80 fur SbiO % @aM.
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gIn Gffsierc unS SolSatem
in Der Wrlnee

III OCT Wtillet
perlenpen wtr ZEN tdSlideu nNeder" 2 Mo
nate lang fIr 81 pOrtcfret.
Das DoGen6latt fir 6 Mpnate s .25
(pprtOfret) tn gcraussabluua.
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~ Sn gSbeelime uro lInteeecnb be.
fOrot 9r. OeOre Smieb Den uSSecfer''
BEN Gmbfcrtbettett ms Sans+
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f=BaltimurefraBe. a
s. II Of

reroen in ieber gDetie = IN Der tarseaet 3eit- unb 3n ben
b~taisiien gSreiien 9~elieitrt. Wtdsa3tn- uao Notenbn@eI, 10.
wie isoe Grt Observation-Disclosures, wercen tn Der i&SnRem uni
oauerbaHenen Wetle Aebunben. Bidder uM6 BrDf6iren fin
MS5cctatiOnen werben nuf8 i@neGie beicr8t.
Spfept petbner UuGbiiber,
"A 4st- @Alttlnarear,
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0erfanfs>M nsetaen.
EF yctcbt M iiberSehen.

N SItcHt su iberfeben.
Bel Der ib nit ieoem Gage ntebr anbaufenten Wadfraaex
mad ben BON mir ~pertanften beiIiauen &rUpfen, iebe Id mid
~benStb9t, ~npdInals nleine I6relie st ncr5HentItGen, UNI ba.
NIT ter OF ~SeiIbrten alase pesen i&treren @uIfinbens AL
%beee9nen.
Or. SnI5bereer'8 a~Ggemetme
Sluftinftnr,
bic i9 otreft bon OeutI9lanp be3te6e.
Stdberes fiIfs- mnn RausmitteI
ect aae rbeln1atil&en Rrantbetten, TIIHe nnb gerfaltuna,
ME etn59 tn letner Irt aur W~erbItune BON @idt, unb Dol.
Sc f9ere 9eiluna fhUn etn9ctrettner St1runa bes Ora aniS.
mus in. n'snid9lt9ea &Srpsf; Defenders gu ~erapfstlsa oesen
Slabnn9sn. gerltcpfan9. 8lrtanernae. trampfariioe Anfau
te9ltter Nrt, Tieber, SeI9petben Der Bruit, teS MaaenS uns
uiaterletbes. Nabaes 1T aus @ebraub8anreiiunSen Set mir
Si er1ebea.
Gs it bierSur9 SeSenl gsIesenbetts ebOten fir penip gelb
It'd ielbit fpteoer aur @efunobeit St Serbefen n, fOmte f6 eeaen
6ranttehe1 Su tpabren.
0e Slal&t tOitet NIT @tbrau@san,pet nnsen rs gents unb
lit eins8 unb alein ddt Su baben bet
9etnrt4 Drummer,
Mo: IS 6. @napiir .swilGen Yratt. umb G~ambenfT.
(G822. 3mt)
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2ofalberi6te aus waSbinotOu.

AFQnseisen BON SBaIbinstpl, meId,e bis Oea6b.
mittdg8 4 Mbr bel 1Inferem MSemtem %5rn. ri ccfclc
Otp. 400 @-Gtr. absesebc1 tpetbem, ffnben md,
Mufnabme in Der nddbfffplGcncen Nuninler.