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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-23
rmuortant to .Conscripts.

We see an advertisement from Maj VIM.
Terry, Enrolling officer for the 18th Congress
sional District in Virginia, inserted in the
Southern Advocate at Bristol, that will wake
up conscripts and others, to sense OF duty.
We have not been authorized to publish the
order, but extract the following paragraphs
for the information of those Of our readers
who NAV not see the Advocate:
All persons in the SID counties, between
the ages of Is and 40 years, whether residents
of any portion Of the State or Of other States,
in which the aforesaid orders have not been
suspended. are hereby required to report
themselves at the said places of rendezvous to
the Examining Board and Enrolling Officers,
for examination and enrolment, on the days
fixed.
This notice includes every person between
the ages specified those who have been here
tofore examined and discharged either by
State or Confederate Surgeons-those who
have at any time been discharged from the
army-those who have furnished substitutes,
and any and all persons who may claim ex-
emption on any ground whatever. No per-
sons discharge, exemption or detail from any
source, will excuse from attendance at the
place appointed.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-23
4 Bri.riant Affair in the West.

MOBILE, Jan. IL.
The advertiser and Register" has receiv-
ed the following official dispatch.
TuLLAHAMA, Jan. II.
To Gen. S. B. Buckner:
Gen. Wheeler, with a portion Of his cayal-
ry brigade, after burning the railroad bridge
in the enemy's rear, pushed for the Cumher.
land river, where he intercepted and captured
four large transports, destroyed three with
all the supplies, and bonded one to carry of
four hundred paroled prisoners. Being holly
pursued by gunboat, he attacked, captured
and DESTROYED her with her whole armament
Signed. BRAAIoN BhAdd.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-23
Letter from Capt
SAmnlGS.

EXTRAORDINARY LeaaeE AEOAA Odkss'
SemmeS.
The N. Y. World of the LIST has the follow
ing:
The passengers on board the unfortunate
Ariel unite in testifying to the great polite
ness, chivalry and urbanity of Capt. Semmes
while his prisoners of war, but the following
letter which he despatched to this city is the
most remarkable evidence of his versatility,
humor and politeness yet furnished:
CONFEDERATE STEAMER ALABAMA,
December s, 1862.
Messys. p. FL. Drake Dc Co., Neso York:
GENFLEMES-I regret to inform you that the
twelve cases Of Plantation Bitters found on
board the Ariel, consigned to Mr.. Cordova u
Son, Panama. will not be likely to reach their
destination, having been transferred to my
vessel Having procured one case while at
the Island of Martinique, it's beneficial effect
in my hospital room and in curing the scuryy
was such as to render it too valuable an ac-
QUESTION to pass, particularly sit was evil
IDENTIFY intended for the South, from the name
plantation. Rest assured, sir. I trust you will
not fail to freight each vessel likely to cross
nv path with the Plantation Bitters, and
will guarantee to place case in the hands OF
President Davis before the Eth of March.
have the honor to remain,
Respectfully yours,
RAPHAEL SEMMEs.
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wounded Yankees.

Wednesday SIX wounded Yankees were
found by our men on the battle ground -
They had been lying on the field since the
fight on Monday, and received no care or at
tention from their friends until they were
found BY some of our men. who had them re-
NOV. d and brought to town. They are very
bitter against their own army for neglecting
them in such an inhuman manner.-V icks-
bur0 Citisen.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-23
Peace Proposition.

The Legislature Of New Jersey met on the
18th instant. Resolutions similar to those
proposed by Brooks, of New York, short
time since, and published in the Enquirer"
were introduced and made the order of the
day for the 22d Of January. The resolutions
propose an armistice Of six months, to begin
at once. The second Monday Of the third
month after the beginning Of the armistice,
the people of each Congressional district to
elect one delegate to meet at Lexington, Ken
lucky. on the second Monday of the ensuing
month, to arrange terms for an amlcable adj
justment Of the difficulties between the two
sections.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-23

nsp We have been compelled to cut the
garment according to the cloth this week.
hence our paper is somewhat smaller than
psnal Whether or not we will get paper IN
fine for next weeks issue, is now among
things that have not been revealed.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-23

A Washington dispatch says that Burnside
returned to his army on the condition that ne
would be allowed to do as he pleased, and
that there would be no interference with him
from Washington. The dispatch adds that
this was granted promptly, and that an oifen-
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-23
A letter from lady in Portsmouth, Va

A letter from lady in Portsmouth, Va
saws: General Viele's lady is going to gov
ern us as well as her husband. She was COM
ing over on the boat from Norfolk in a car
riage on the 9th ult., and Mrs. Mercer and
several other ladies were IN the cabin, and
Mrs. Gen. Viele thought that Mrs. Mercer
was laughing at her, and so she ordered the
guard to arrest her."
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David Farraout to David Porter:

David Farragut to David Porter:
FLAGSHIP RICHMOND. below VIcKsBURG.
Ny Dear Dave:-Why don't you come down?
It's SO much easier to 90 with than against
the current, | know, for have tried the river
on run both ways. Come down, don't be
afraid. Ever yours,
D. FARRAGUT, Admiral.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-23

nsy No mail Wednesday night from the
East nor none from the West on Thursday
morning.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-23

During the recent battle at Murfreesboro'
Gov. Harris, Of Tennessee, was on the field
with Gen. Bragg every day.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-23

asr Major General D. R. Jones, died IN
Richmond on the 18th.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-23

BE- A bill has been offered in Congress,
for the enrolment of unnaturalized foreigners,
in order to COMPEL them to defend the laws
that give them protection. We never could
see any good reason why they should be ex-
empt and amass fortunes out OF the war, with
out defending the Government that affords
them emolument and protection.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-23
ns~ By reference to our news taken from

HI~ By reference to our news taken from
Northern accounts, the reader will be struck
by the curious fact stated, that a gannoaS
pursued Wheeler's cavalry and that W neesef
charged and to5k the gunboat. 1t is a Won
der that Yankee ingenuity didn't discover
whether the cavalry took the water or the
gupgoat took the land.
This is a singular mode of warfare, contests
between cavalry and gunboats, but 1t IS not
the first time it has happened. Stuart IN MS
raid around McClellan's army on the Chlcka-
hominy, discovered gunhoat in the Pamun-
Ky above the White House, and ordered
charge upon it, but the boat worked It's way
into deep water and escaped.
There are several erroneous statements IN
these Northern accounts, among others, thar
the Federal forces now occupy Cumberland
Gap, and that Gen. Longstreet IS with Gen.
Bragg
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Abiuqoon Umgiuiall.

Friday, Jan. 38. 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

Arrival o. kAs Asysian. Minister.
The steamer Talisman, which arrived
10 this city on Saturday, from Port .au-
Primes. brought hithsr - i passenger
Hos. Ernst Roumain, Consul general
and Charge d'Afiairs from Hayti 10 the
Govarnment Of the United States. Mr..
Roumain was formerly . Colonel Aid-da
CaOp to President Gcfrsrd. He il &C.
CON panied By his Secretary. Nr. d.
Bruno. and will proceed TO Washington
next week. taEssa
Mr.. houmain reports the condition Of
hayd - very promising. The crops are
good, and oil the colonists who are will
ing to work are doing well.-EN. Y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

AIDixe 6oLDInss 70 DEsxsr.--A man
named Yates, from Perry county, India
pa, was lately arrested Il New Albany,
tried and senfsncsd 70 b. shot for sntiA
ing and aiding his brother 70 desert from
the service. The sentence was afterwards
committed 10 IMPRISONMENT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

II remember that it was in the city of
NswAsk - ittls more than two ysarsaeo.
that I INST gave the pledge 10 any por-
ton Of the people Of the United STATES,
that ! pssSr vosd contribute by my
words Of acts 70 the shedding of one
drop Of Amss;oaa blood II civil war
lGrsat aprlauss] How fr and consist
entity ] have kept that pledge, lot you
Part Of my ountrymen-d etegmins."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

~ Hon. ]. II. White, of Scott Co..
- purchased m interest i the Daven-
brt Gsasaka-s Hs will havs chases ssf
+ iaaassl deleknfnk lssssss tslt =
)aset1s. tseR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-25

'fNTERNAL REyHRUH eTAlEF6.
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Tpn 9Siraten psrfpfat.

New yUrt 9. Suit. Der GdnipFer eric.
Iom FAM bier au unD bsriAtet, ct itt Don etnent
&sbeQenptraten perfol8t porpsu, peld)cn 81
fir Ten 6(ortpa Uper Goutbsrner 0tslt.
Der Grieion tvar BON etncs eaSIii4en 9rif
9etrarnt tporosr. &urj nahber fisB er on
ben Dampfsr, wel@er unSsr;Ialt@ auf ben
GrtclOn gu 9tslt uno taIO leine 6arten sstgts.
gu glsiter 3ett feuerte CT mebrere SAGde al.
tpslGe nur l6leGt trafen. Na!itrIi@ fpnnte be.
@rteIOn on tetnen @tpsrFauO penfsn, flcG Ra-
fer uno entrann Der brObeneen @sfabr Durd
S&neltetett. Gin WtatrOle an 8orp, welGer
ben 6lprtoa friber 8e1eteu Sat. rrfl6rt, eS lej
snItpeoer eerIeIbe pber iein @stf.
Y9tlabelpbta. 10. Sult. Der YErat
6lOrtOa psrbrannte 80 Metlen iicStliGp pOn
SAP 5sab e!ne gri8 uno Elm GtlNerbOot.
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Unn Sort Monroe.
NiMSsHse aus @ebenembIatterm.

Osr Darlamentartampfer glew gJoyt fam
NIT 142O &siesseefausenen unter WlajOr
WfnlForo bon @ttY Yoint bier an unb iebte
Istne Stetle no6 &nnapOli8 fort.
NtGmUnoer 3ettuneen bonn 8. Suit mel,
ben, baB tn NOro Carolina BET Srsebrtpae cine
S&laGt tattFnbe. SIN Nalstsb BAT bas ytes
pralentantenbans cas- Mtlt3eeIsb pebattttt
NaH Na6ri@ten BON 9latbe3 perfdrfen Die
0eusrale Smtt6 mnD Wasruber itre @rmeen
y RAID ipte mSslt&. Sen. Saylor bat etne
Wten8e gantee pfan5sr sefaasen eeuDssmsn
uao bdlt fe ais @ei6eln fur bic 100 W1dn.
ner, wsl6e Sen. 8ants fur bte Grl&te6uua
Oermtt'S mtt8enDmmen bnt. IGe @tpldnoer.
tpslGe BEN @io 9eaommen babeu, iinb per6of>
tst. 100 gantse @sfaneenc fnb am Z.
BON Belle SSle mad @tt9 NUtnt abaeeonaen.
Den gsrIut In Der S9(a@t Bet GETTYSBURG
lhla9s ntelsl6e 3eituns auf 10000 an. g
400 @sangfne Esien In Wtnbe1er auaefout,
men. Die Generdle Nrmtfsao, 8arfsoale.
0arnst uno Semper ieten eet6fttt, @calss,
yenoer, Sonss, Seth, Nnberfon, 6anpton uuo
5OOO ~8efan8en. Die gantee Mrmse sa6le
10000 Weann unb i&lage F@ eut. Die
n6rolt@e Mrmee BABE 10000 @sfanaene Der
loren. Inter BEN @sfangeuen, pslGe In Gagle
Sbunber cu9efUmmtn lFnb. befnpen ft6 Secbn
5. Yluntctt unb SO. s. McgOY 1pn Yulasft
County.
Der Savannah Nepubltcan iast, Yrdfbent
Oasts babe nt6t bic TGttSteit, milttarilGe
&aleate srtsn 8anses gu i9aBsn. @abseno
er Die Sibrnng ieiner Arn1een Qeuteu tpte See.
S'anresarb, SebnROn, @weu, Bragg, Song
ltreet nn6 Sin anpertraue, serasfe er. bae
mtlitartl6er @entus ertsr @la1e tn "ru6,nlo(srr
nntbdtt9feit serbauere, bag es W~rtpatmduner
Bebs, tpelHe btefen Rrte9 DteaetGt In elmer Elm
5tesn Gampagne gu etnsm trtumpbtrenben
Gnbe 9ebra&t tdtten, pelGe gl6sbura sefreit.
cte ganfees 8urifeetrteben, aiuculn uno @e.
tOaro se1an8t, Dbtlatelpbta, Nsw gott uno
0Oltcn Serbrannt unb pom Der Spibe bes
Bunfer 6ta MOnuments ben Trteben pifttrt
babsn pirbeu.
@eneralmnior Dir unb Ieiu Stab tamen
DOreeftern Abenb pon bes 9albtufst an unb
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@On Seetp OrIeans.

NeW gOtt 10. Suit. Der Dampfsr
Sec. 0aibtnetOu bon Netp SgIeaa5 am 4. If
anSetummen unb bertGtet, baB bic 8ela8erlng
BON sort 9uoiun einl fig for:i9reite. @Cu9.
SbepIeY ~Dreaniirt etue Qouitana Brigade
fir 60 Gage DicnRSeit sur GertbetctSun8 Der
Stntt, teren Commando CT perfSnltA ii6frs
nebmen miro,
@rt9at16ife birten Drn Tlu5 nur gsDen
eiuen @rlaubniBIaei bs6 Sen. Emory btunuiA
fatren. IGe GfsntIt&eu 8eriGmmluu8en Clubs
unb GptelbduIer lno Sertpten. SGeufen, &afs
feebauler mnb 2Goen muGen UNI 9 utrN6ene6
eeIH!oIer fetn.
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GonfSb. St. Oampfer Scrpsoo,

Sanfes1 lub, 4. Sult, 1905.
9Rstn 0srr! Oils Mtlitdrcommt6Gr Btu Id
3rGser elmer l6riftlsdsn Communication Son
SsferIon Oauts. GOmmanbeur en- @bef Der
4anb= nnb Sesma6t Der @onf. Staatsn, an
A6rabam 2tnccIu, @DmmanOeur en- Gbsf per
QanO< unb Seema6t Der Ser. Staaten. NO'
bert Dub. couiDo. Musweasturgacrmmtidr,
beeleitet mid ais 9efretar, INN bic Communal
cation peri6nItA gu iibsrlttFern uno Iter ben
Ge9entanp, auf osn IIe lI6 bs5tebt, 81 eonfts
rtreu. So winlae mt4 auf Dem Dampftr
Torpeoo, weltper DOrt Qteut. Sumter DaptoIon
OOa Der rcnf6D. Warine befsbItgt Utro, etrtft
mad Waltta8tOn ju 6e9ebeu, In Dem Memano
GU BOrb 1T, ais Dsrr SulD. t6 IeIbit mnb tie
Sootseit3tere u. MannlAaft. Gang erssbsnlt
Nteranber s.. Stepbens.
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Ser GiufaQ tt GentuGg

9ertugtOu, 6, Suit, y1tttsraaAt. @ut
8orliGtsutabregeln, weI&e oie0sfabr erDeti@t
Fnb 1T MnpsnDung Ge6saGt. Dte G1rGeg
erUarttn ssfabt Die Nafanft Der Tetooe. am
tbnen entgeeea;utreteu. Sen. Qnrtiuf bot
folssnben Befe9l s~rta7sg,, pelder bic 8ebelen
untsr uu8 tn nt2t 9srt18e Sefar3un8 Ssr.
Iebt bat:
Die Berionsn unO baS Gl8sntbum S3n
TrtsbltAsn l1ntpubIrestn innerbalb Der Qtuttn
Dtelss Departments ltsben unter meinem ipe-
3teasn @GuBe. j5Ir isOen uniOnbargsr, pst-
der In letuen &e@ten gsfrdutt tpErb, ioQen s
8sbeIen Ssrbaftet unb ee6Grtg bsRraft pegoen.
SIR alien SAaoen, Usider Dem &toentbune
BON loYulen Manaern 3ugsfIet ptrO, lOa BIN
retGenbe GntI6aot9uns aus Dem Gtgentburi
Don SeBsliOnilten belaaft peEDsu.
..ts-.- Sen. Maipr 6art1nff.
QpMtsDtt1e, 9. Suit. Glf 0sbelens
8e9tmenter utter Sobn DosaG nn0 Bafl
Dufe NIT 10 6elofudsn unp 46O0 Wanu La
gertsn portse NaGt bet @Oypton, Sn4tana,
unO ia9sen aus. le wOlten mad Sn0tannpOli6
seben. ~ Sn New WIbanY AerrlNt 6eoeus
oente N~afre9un8, oa man stnen Ma8rjf BE-
flrhtet.
8tpcr @orsan 8ranoen5nrg psrItsB, 3.r.
forte es Den Danpfer Nttce Oean ; ltsB ieood,
Den S. .. McGpmbs %lauleu. DslGsr tsutt
bier antam. Man felt isBt stn T.utr In 6eG
Ni&tnns BON Stem Nlbnn9.
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bes 0anics, ben Der GlufaG 2ee's In
8ennfYlSonteu perarGadt uao tpsi( NOD feline
eutl&eOsnhe S6luat l~tatt8efunOsn bnbe.
9uOlotp blteb ldngere 9ett auf Dem cOnfSb.
Dampfer. Step9sns ipar Is9r mentg BON Der
tbnt ibsrbra6ten NntpOrt unb notwithstanding
nod tpsnteer BON ben etu8etrOfsusm SAla@ts
bsrt&tsn erbaut un5 Iegeite lpfcrt as.
Sas S%epartement BON gGeSf @irsinien.
0af6fugtum, 10. Sati. Nuf Nuprbs
nwns te5 pr1Fbeaten tptrS Der Gbstl be6 mitt.
lsren Dspartemsnts, spsldsr msQlt@ BON San
cod lteBt, nit Dsn au8rda5enren Counties bon
Sbio baS Department. rUn MeEotreinten
biIbsn. 8rtg. @sn. 9. s, Re0Y TT sum-
@ommantantsn b%sllelben %ernannt.
Die CONTRIBUTION.
BtS isbt BAT Der BrdFbfut nsD feline Or.
bre ~erlaIeu, wel4s cine belimmte Nn3abl ppn
1ruppsn ~aufruft. SobelD jsfpA bte 8oQen-
bun9 ber Gnrolirung In beu serI9tsbensn
Staatsn bert6tet NITRO, ptrorOnet Ote 8egte=
rung Die 3tsbuns fir Die erforoerlt@en nenrn
Quota Res @toalet.
Die 3tebung 9stt in ben Neu England
Gtaatsn, YsnuTYlvantsn uno SEEN gorF Sor
F6. @Obalo Elm DtRrtct po(aGuetg enrpGtrt
Ia, nitro etn gswtfsr Gteil Der 8epCbnsr aus:
selonpert. Die seuaue 3lbl bsr Nuf8srufsnsT
fur ale Gtaaten III rod nt6t keRtwmt.
@On @icfsburg.
ga tn btelisen &reifen oteie9 eior9niB tpe0eT
besSAtf1alS SUngrant terrl6t, t6eIlsn tDir NIT
SaB Die 9ele8rap6en!tnie 5rtlGsn gid9bur(
uno DaIttnatDm Our0 Su1hftepYer 5rotI&er
Cairo mnb Wempbts abDe1Anttten lit.
@ebeneneimfan uuS @ferSebtebFabl bel SGusG burdo
Gtne Mbt9eilung NsbeGenretteret madte &c
fern MOrgen stuen GtnfaU rad San,
@6ur&, hoo le ale Yferoe Giablen, 6eren f
babbaft tperDsn f%0nutsn, Ubne lire Ne6eCsn
Treunpe 3u begIGonen. Gtntge nptortlhe STE
belen bar um8e9eno bealetteten III, tint t9nei
bte gevitedt Der befen Pferoe Bt ssi8en.
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Sspn 6eIcnn unb @irPaburn-

Cairo, 9. Sn!t, Die 0fbe4fu baben lG
BON SeIena 3%uridse5oeea.
Gen. S9lsSbp 1T iUeten bier pon Miempbta
aneefommsn nnp rnsloet, oaB bte 8sbtngun8er
Der capitalization BON 8!d5turb fOlgeaoe iinO
Ote eeworbsnen 5ol0aten peroen auf @bren-
mort fret aessben, pGDreno Die Oif}teye ale
0efan9eue suridbebaItru perpen. @snberton
atebt Die GAIL ietnsr btsnRIdbtgsn 9eute 3t
10000 unO Die in ben 3Oipitalern bsfinoIi8tu
gu 5000 an; eber man 9lou6t, paB BITE wIrt'
Hide BAIL um 5000 Bis 5000 grS6er Ii.
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glebeuemeinfan in Snbtana.

SmbianappIt8, 8. SuIt. g2l@ pee
bir9tsn Na8rtAten III Sen, Morgan nit
$1,000 Maun S~nfaaterte, @apaGerie unD
artt0sris no9 Supiaua itbsrgs(eBt, sat Corr
ben Sencmmen unD matI6trt auf gcw Mltang
unp SeferiOnVtue gu, mo arObe Quantttatsn
6oura9e sslagert iinb. SIN aan3sn @taate
Uerben 9ruppen RAID praantFrt nnb ten'
5stabe ent8egengeianbt. Da5 @el&aft 1T
9Gn3lt@ llspenDitt unb felt 9elsru Nbfn0
bnbeu bte 9arser btretts eth GegintsHt o..
biloet.
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men In ben ~Sstanssperten BON 0elttnetOn
snsbsbrt perben fam, Iclte iofOrt na9 GreOe@
I'D at Sen. Meabe ssl6idt tuerben. Sept If
Der aanatae Wtoment, etnen entiGeipencen
S&lde st t9un, Der, etnmal enti6lipft, wabr>
I1stnli4 ME wteberftbren rtrb. CUR Dsdun9
BON Da16tn9tcn aber retGt Die unter Den
@enerdlen DIR unb GtYeS febsnbe Mrmee pvll=
tdnbt9 aus uno 5etnBelmanu fam reAt gut
etnnar auf tur5e 3sit a%nbtrratt5 ptrwenost
wsrben. (5r. Yr
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u ssertfantf9e Wa6rsep.eu.

Gin iiiOliGes Mittcritid@en. GIS Wtae
Seltsr bon ben Nebsltr 9enpmmen tVurps,
waren ie ni4t 3~ulrtsoen bauntt, bte 8eiabnng
unb tbr Nrtpat.G t9entbum aIS 8snte 5u err
Flarsn, 1onbern ie ldlepptet aud ale Branen
uno &tnber Der tort aattunirten 1ntontruppen
~eefan8en NIT naG Rt9DDnp, no fe euf bic
perdHtltdfe WstIe bsbanbelt mnp bss gt6Btsns
tbeilS iSrer Rleiber unb SaarI0aftsa beraubt
wureen. Die mstfen D~srIelben tparer aus
S4tO. Sic famsn YorSsFern rntec Wufift
oeS GanttGtsbeamtsn 8rppn in philadelphia
an, nm BON bort aus ua6 ibrer Detmatb Be.
lfGrosgt AT tperben. Cine 0rau psrlaliste
ra9reno Der @efansenl6aft gu itrsm Wanns
Der lAruer tranf rarnieber lag, esbraht ;a
Wsrosu, srbtelt aber our Nntport ; Otes ESune
nur 9elGsbeu, wsnn sr tott lsi. Gintee Der
Oraueu Ia9sN tpte bic 8sbelen bic itnsu 9e~
raubtsn Rletoer psrfeigerten. Nu6 nassu lie
3"ugeu baDcn, DaB Die 8ebGrDen III 0tidb-
rsvIp am lebteu SOnntag oue @~efangsnen
rnO Oelertsure, pebun eiaise lG0n l6er 2
SABRE laa3 1aBea, aus ben perI1ieSenen
Rerfesm b~erau8naSmen unb lis our @ertbet'
btgung Der Gtaot bstrafneten.
Yittsbura, 10. Suit. Die 3tsbung fanO
aeltsra in Der WtofpbmarlaaQs.O Office l}att.
IS tvareU bsftdnot8 cine Nn3abl Neugiesi9e
aatpelfno. Wts man Gus Gem 8srseiHgib
oeuti9 tltu9eaper Nalnen, bte oft i9redltG)
vsrbaQ9orut aue9erufsn iDerosu, stliebt, ltnb
visIs DsutiAe Oatuntsr. Die 3tebunS betrtIt
nur bte erIle Rla6t. 6eutt fol- bamtt fortgee
fabten .peroen. Sober @e3oSene bat 10 Sage
3ett, etnen Grfaemann gu ,Rrllsn, $500 81
bs3ablen Oper f~sltt:len an laisu, baB er bient,
unfdbt9 lit. .@1Hifrra
M~nnapnli8, 8. Suit. Der Dampler Sobr
u. Warner brabte porsetfrn etue Nn3abl
Union Nrauen unO Rinber aus Dirie bterber
1trslGe, aus tbrer Setmat4 terauessrtfieu, Gd
tn ben curfttelfen 8erbaltntIlsn befnben. Ci'
btei9eu @tnWUbner natmen lt9 bsrIelbsr
freunbltGit on. Die eneltIde @ososttt
Challenger lie9t- In Der 0aY Dor gInter uni
igre Sffjtsre iptflen In ben &retisn unIsse1
lejslTcntat(Gsn Nrilptratte bic 9Gpea Des ga,
8re, tpabren5 lore MannIdnft Die &neiper
aro Straeen nit itrsn Ss3e@ioas~ Ympatbtser
unitGer rnaGen. Sic ipollen Dsm Wtroter
IIobama beos9net istn uno fab Teueg nnt
Jlnmme fur ben @tyatsn,G apltan uaD isiat
Naub8seusn.
Gtnen dmeren 8erlult melpet
rns Gcrreiponben3en aus Sid8burg. Gone
Sa1enoeutel 1T ndntlid, inbeu er li9 in pas
BON u nIeren Sruppen beieete Gnbe zines
Sorts bel GAifa1ow 8apou ouf benz duBer.
fen redten Tlit8tl unierer 8ela9eruu9e 2ini.
Dor SidSburg be9ab, Durd cine gruante tSot.
li6 Der>puncct tpDrbeu. 30. a.
Nt9t ii Bel! Nl8 ber Damp er atlantic
pm Sam1a9 acn &id8burs berauftam, traI
unterme88 Elm SOlrat an 8prb uno bat nm
freie Paliuse mad Cairo. &apitan 9tiGi,
ira9te lbn : v8elden @ans begleiten Sie in
Der Nrmee ?" "S9 bin @ripat III benz brittel
aentndp 0feSisnent " lautete bic Antwprt
u9eben Sic mir ibre Sanp- perIeste DC,
3apitan, benn i9 min peroammt fem, menr
gle nidt Der erite Pripate iiub, ben i'd fell
'etnem @lonat seIeben! !" unb Der Gapitdn 9at
inn freie Uo9rt.
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Warine Oepartement. 4. s

Gin ben Nomtral See &c.
Das @tIuA AleranOsr $. @tepbens 1T I'M.
fatt6aft. Die s~sbrdu6ltAen Nsentsn nno
9andle Fnb fir ale nStbtsen mtlttarti&sn
Communications unb @pnferen5en 3sptiGen
Den Ser. ct. Gruppen unb ben Snfur9enten
ausreiGenb. 81. @eIles, WartneIstr.
DER Correspondent bes 5eralb, tpelGer be=
tdnntlt& bic erlte &unbe BON bttier Ifatre
braAte tnb gut unterrt9tet an lttn IGetnt,
I&reibt, baB pas NsbeQsnbuut nt&t, wte CO
ttee, absefabren Ist, pbue bic @ntpOrt au er,
tpartsn, iOnpern 48 @tunOsn s~erartet unb
bann Don Col: 9ublOp bic ubtee Nntport er.
balten babe Man wiu NIT Betimmtbeit
ipiien, DaB bic @iifun StepbenS' tn etuem
@ntra8 auf Dafenltalfanb beftanben babe.
Self Darts Bate btefen 3ettpuntt sepdhIt
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EsEsgcupspsFe5 obi Nac0r!Dtss
gsrt&tesfay ban Ss'tis W. gDs6.r
nOesblnptitaOt
sic MebenenmifGpm an Sen a%,raftenteu.

8aG6tn8tOn, 9. Suit. GOl8enbeS
1T Die G~OsvsipOnben5 be3i9It& Der WtliiOn
Stsp6en8 un0 Snlps:
Sort Wonroe, 4. Suit. Yin Den Marine.
mtntlter 0elea. - 6OI9enbe Mtttbetlung III
mir 70 chen BON 9,n. Step9ens 3~uge9angen,
Der auf bsm wettsr Oben anternben Yarlamsns
tdtboot lit. SD wegbs 6rn. Steptens NIL
ban, paB Id Sbre S~niruftionsn erparte, eGe
i6 i9m %ntmUgt 9sbe, g. $ See, IDm.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III eOuispine.

9%UutsStlte, 8. Snlt. 6sute fan0 etne
Ser1ammlung Der Sir9er fat, tint Mab.
reseln our Gsrtbetbtsung Der Staot 81 er9ret=
fen. Die Ga@e purbe Dem Staotratb Dor
Let, pslGsr bente Mlprsen suIammsntrat un6
etnen 8s1AluB fa6te, puB ale mdnnltdeu
Burger sptI&sn Is uno As Sabren tn Cent
pa9nten~ etueereibt rerben 1oIen, UNI nGtbtgen-
falS gum actiSen Dienf 0erwenoet gu tpsrOen,
nnO baB ale bisteui9en, wel6e f@ weigsrn,
naa bem glorben sglhidt peroen fO1en. Sen.
Boyle 1T sntG9lu6en, oteien 8siaGuB energtl9
our@wfabren, uno bic @nruatrun8 miro uns
peraI9lt6 %beetnnsn.
Sen. 8udner'S 2ruppen 9tr9en gelfern in
Der N69e BON Chattanooga uber Den 8ennefs
fee. Rletne fetnbltAe @ooauerte.D D tademsntS
Rs6en IansR Der 6rantfOrt-G tfenba9u.
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@ebeueupf6,;ere BON SsicPsburo.

@tnttnnatt, 10. Su!t. unter Den tn
@tdsbnrs ssfanSensn SfF3teren bsftnbst fG
eth @saerallteutenant. bier Wessralmatore
nno 8s8en 3wanjis 8rt0abe9snerGle, Ole
Defabuna belamo aus 10000 Wann.