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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07
STOLEN

ER0M the pasture Of the scrber, In Norwich town
Il ship one milesouth Of Hilard Station small sor
rel mare about four years old, with white slip in he
face, with white ieet nearly to her knees and whit'
spot under Ter belly. She was In good condition.
will pay liberal reward for her delivery to me, Of
where she can be found
july4-2td3Ww* CHARLES s. PEYTON
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07
THE WEEKLY STATESMAN
THE DAILY STATESMAN

Will be sent to those who may order it
during the campaign, at so cents per
month. All orders to be accompanied
with the money.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!

sO-asmOv. No. ssl Broadway, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-07
ME- TAX.

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09

9anle 9sbradt. S68leib Sortcmmen bei
6sIlnaunG LIT er ieitOem ni4t fa6is ein Mpri
81 lpreden, uno feline 9an3s rf9te Ssite Ia
8elG6mt. e @ - sHa
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Sdnaepsoerfanff6 linO i'm Nbnebmen begrif.
ten. Die nifleu ltat,itrten @rempel baben Die
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afipnnl6fen 3wed- ssbatt. +
8ett . rbtne 9 Utbaten.- Sett
illlfrem leBten 8eriat ltarben fplgenbe btnte
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B. Stilpeu, 1. sob. @abaGerte Neot.
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81 N5altenberge 118. NennIplp. 25
sS. 81, geeibel,, 1870 YennfpiS. On
GtS gStr maGen nh ere 0e1er in Walb-
.tnglO'a befOnoers .auf Die beute f~attfnOenbe
6eIsltttsit In 9ru. 6rOmo els (Irfsber 8ar.
t%nann'S) Sraueret aufmertlam.
n 8ptgrmbe Brtefe aebTren BEN
Rlange naA DeutiGen an unb Iinb Der eno<
ltiGen Site bes Star entnonrise,t E 3. a5 !; dls
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per, @eO %; Seed, IS; &erper,q s.; Rubn,,
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&aapP, Ct 8rn 81 9ets, s. 8; 2etf6auler,
Wm y; 2uuman, Senlg; @sB, 8 Wotr,
s.; Wfartin, Capt q; Mstaer, 8ep SIR;
Nelbe, DaSip Netman, @so s; Sbsr, Sbse
9; Ylett, @pas $40; 9lnmmer..ie @y; NEatt,
pin; Netfner, s6enrp ;pSfeie, ism; glitter,
Ct s g.; 8isaet,''s s @ei,fbaro, ) giaoer,
Wat 8cleuitetn, e9; 9ctbfAilt.94 8 Nits
mel, SO SdI, @artini Sins y Souer4.
man, q Sc; Spriagsr, - sc 9ifaer @opt
So; 8iSuer, St s $; gbtlber, @batlssss
WteSner, 8; &infer, g Weinsera, @m;
3ultaser, s; 3ur9orte @15. 20
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09

Ibid 05 Gin 8Ipt nbrblt& bonn NailrOabI Depot.
t@ars9-1ga1 b.. @olbinqton, .. q.
% Dte Serfa ST. nn9s8e[6i@f
Die a@a4e bes,' bss 8erfabrunge serluAs8 Der
Nnna @rInbers bel@ulpieten Sp9anin 9lau,
zines SAubma4srs, fam beute bet Suffice
&oplanb Dor. Die 3ldgerin LIT Elm babIAes,
fletnes, McDbbaarigss Wetb1en, "a Sabre
alt; Der 8tflaete, eth bunteltudrietr, eben,
falls reGt biibl6er, 80 iabrteer Mfn13, mar
lebr nieoer8efdtasen unb 1d)Gmts fiG. Gr
bate Set bent Manne Der Trau @riinbera
.scarbeitet unp bic @els9enbett nb9epdBt, ME
lie salIein mar, nm }etnen 8erfat saissufIbs
rem ; f%e.tntfam ibm jeOU9 sladli6. Ste
letSGblte pie e@el4i9te ibrem Wanne, Der
.glau arretiren lief, tpprauf Qsbierer, ba er
feline StGer4eit 3u seben i'm Stanbe mar, Bis
|auf 0eiteresatn Die Sail selett wuroeg1 !.
ct Pferbsbteb.- 8rau 9. g., Cabs
sei8ts Der Doft3et an, 3bab tbr IN puriaer
Bo6e Elm 9ferp 9eltoblen porDen fet. OIf.
Giant @ac9, Dem Die Sadie iibergeben tpurDe,
|fanO 60 i'm 8eliBe zines Nsesrs, Der i& Offut
%nannte, aber balo alS Der aus benz @tfdne-
|ntlIe gu 6repertd aus9ebroGeuen 5enrY 8eal
|~erfannt Wnroe. ST tptrp mad Watplanp aus,
9~eliefert merpen. s9llas 8is n4.
1T sc a @. $. 8bfngton,S6
aufebsra bes 8sstsransss 3eugbaulsS, pnsp,
palltt pom SGlasilude 8strOiea uap mad
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
SIT 8altimOve 8ouperein SO. 3,

De spstts 8erfammInns unO gSa6I her DtrettUren SieIss
8setas enstt @isnaas, go. 10; gidrs atenos UNI Z ubr,
SS;r5,r @1,psrs,m mnrts irsten SSsns,,a 5 @k pmS' oI.iH .,4,
hem SOLUBLE hes Ot-SaltimOre 8aupereinS so. g. bard bic
WabI zines 9rdtsenten. S. .. &ens. ST.. zines 8ise.9Srd-
fesnteR, Sacpb Gbrif, CtneS Sfdsmetters, SpIep5 Runpert
unb sines Sefretars, s. .. 2sens, ST., unO bic MninelOunstn
Don Deitslteeeru au benz Setra8 bon $50 Nut6eilen trSffaet.
Sine re8eim6Ri9e 8%eridnimluaa ptrS ieben DienRns petal-
ten Srt une Stmbe ME pbeu. QDer it'd nod anmIdli ben
aetenfI il tr%euneIi9 t~inSeIabsn. Fb bato etnsufiHoen.
s.l GJr iii 4H#rsW 81 Frl l2SenBs SER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
Neusr Bauperein.

DWs Bst SaItinOrefr. yO. GIL Bt St. 8lO6. .5t4.
@ereit8 finS i6on Sisle T@ntbciIe In obtaen, @auuereta oe.
,sitnst. ipclher jeben OttNftgs, @6enbs 8 ubr, Ietne Stsune
b6it. Dtfjsnt9en, ipslGe nod Dor br erfen @insobluna bin.
sntrstea roaen, Gno triutt. ndGfea Dtenfas M6en6 In obi
gem 9ccaie 81 erf4etnen. a-ish|@1 II a4 3-Hg
(-l E' L-5 &. 8en6er.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
6amp(tean @anp1reIn glr. q

Der Sartpfedb 8aubereiu Scr. 8 erfreut fi6 eines
Suteu Sorti9ritts. @S pureen' in Der erften Seriainms
lung iiber $50 autbeiIe uusSeSeben unb pirb baber lClz
4en, bic s%spuren, fiHb f8 etaeu outeu gereiu anSus
i&liebers cine quite @eleSenbeit Sebpten ii& an einen
ioldeit gu bet9eili8eu, penn fe f6 am nd6ten 0ienftas
GbenO int gereinslpfal gr. 80 Sft eSpmbarbfr. Bel Nfrs.
Qepefauf ein5utauien, no bic 3tpeite @inSablans ftattfns
ben ipirb, ~
al SUI Suffrage bes Yrai. Sobn gecGf gSbut,
tt 0e.f u- .aqesa @iliam B6der, @efr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
0reat @affern BauDerein DO, ..

slle, ipel8e ii6 mod pbiseul @erein auI6liesen ppaen,
perbeh 9ierblrt ~benatri6tist, ba6 berielbe iest SpiIftGn-
big organifrtiit, unb i9 eiuer srosen 8etbeiIignng er.
lreitt. Gm @cntaS ben 9. @tars, s6enbs 7lt6rf pirS bic
terfte ipS9eutli&s @in5aFIuns ftattfiuben. S~erianrmluusss-
epfal bel RpHiS WieeHamI III $50. AZ 81. @arpliuefr. #
Sm aHftras es III .4ifainpsS. 500, @rai.
INT H ~ Z. ,|ffA2flf & 9. 3anf. Gecr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
Neuer UauDeretu.

SnOSnl bic Gon1iituttcu b98 uJlen SauSerein ~entrorfer tn
10 reroel bic Mttieleetr, ebeniO aHOere ~gtetbaber, blernut elm
asla6tn. nd peuttIbenb s ubr in BET %Q3obuung beS 6erri
Ne. rs 0arrioaitr., einsufnben, uu Die 0e itSe an
un6 ebeai us tur WlhI flr BsGntte au ftr,its1.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
! 6arrifon NauDerein 30. ..

y Inter pbiseul 9tamen bat ib nun bieler neue 8erein
cpnitiiuirt unb erfreut f6 elmer suten Gbeilua6me eS
merben ba9er ale 0ieieniSen, ipelhe ii9 bemielben anz
i9teBen molten, Pierbur9 ein9eIabeu aul ndbfteu Dcnners
flag ben II. Ntars abenbs s ll6r in Der SarriIpnftraBe
SEQ. 81, BET $. Sannibal in Der Seriammluug ff6 einsus
finber, inbent bic erfte @insa6lung unb bic 9eantetnipabl
i%tattiinbet. SIN Auftrage aoa 6. S@ulmeier, pr. prGf.
.aalm cor a" '~" S. hannibal pr. @9nt.
l-6o scar ST. 45t -l5 g.. @abric, pr. Seer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
Ngne Amselgen.

J SIR n9EE. ste fan, S~ttrSrautr. oGisst elm gritf
elm 8raf Ia ser gDeder. Office,
Sur SrH. SOB, @tOlia8 liest elm StisI in Der gDsfer.
gilt sthh,. @rass cabinet @arer) liest eth Brief in
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
q "a Il hnfA

Der Undergraduate iei9t hermit benz %ubliEuu,9 Opie
~ieilen Greunbeu INSIDE icubere all, baB er Sic Nic, 8ar,
ties &c. fir ben ferintenben CONNER rf obensenanutem
gldte iiteruirHtut, ippie aud 9 mn ags @onfett, @iss
Cream, Gbpcolabe, 8a1fee1c. perabreiGen pirb. t
8eriter iperben aud Bferbe gu nldEi9en Breiien in Sers
phegln8 Sencumeu. 1inbbieb ober GieI baben BEN SDrs
5n8. Stir 9 Stiid lift nod Ylas iibrig. I'M sefl. 3nIprnb
eriudt ~erge6enft 4oI Inc
I'M pye -ocI set 1tHs2r q 3M ortgf q 1erL
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
W1tfdAfer Nannerrfn Mn. .

G%oensrql= 8erianlmlang Wcntas Ben Q. WPSr, abenta
Z pPr. SSmmtliGe Witslisber perSen eriu6t IN erI6sis
men, inbeip !2ibti9e @ei6afte ~bcrliegen. Ni@teribeinenbe
baten ft6 BEN 8ei6iaieu gu fasen. aud ftubet @1elo-
petlooitng ftatt, SIN aaitras bes 8ereins @51i F9e.
fI "' g. Diet. @ecr.-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
Baeaten ST petbane
IL n Qurtd d 1871

SD 3eise hermit meinen 6reunben nnb benz seePrten
pnblitum ~iberBaupt al, ba6 i'd in uleineut eotat
ih~ @dea6reinpnt nnb Opper>fr1Be
Elm neues ga9aten a~ulseitent babe unb 6aiielee am Dscrr
taa ben 8. b&, nit einetr beIifaten 0unb cinpeiben terte,
wosu if ale 8efanute unb l1nbefdnnte freitnbliG einlabe.
imJ rsf.sae st5 49, Griebr. S1meBr, 2
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
@etit, s eOt.. WusIin sttS., nit

Das BUD Der 03elt", oIe BIS 1881 erf9tenensnI Ban6e &C.
bcten : SdmmIunsen fcrt f9su Nprtpdpen; Graumba@srn,
oes 8. utto 7. Bud MOieS, an so perl4t,bene 8OItsbidsr.
l0&ts. per Sanh. - 8ront 5ohntann's urb @uaaU NtsrlbB
Sas'nei4fattsn; i@wGr,e Sse Sagts slosr, aas BIZ
6iSuten, SGuuiebertI6er, 6edbeneIdet u. ~, TN @inscI.
neAf iopie betIn 8usenc unb Gros. Btbeln, tn Qtbsr, Daus.
lin ceer Diarrrteo %Stbunent4 init unb pbne @elbI8nittl gu
en- ssiidtetsnltea preiien; &bpraIbit&er far @tiaasUsreine
.nb StuIen. C9t,7 .7.E3..Io 20
9rar- ln6 Gaufiaeine per Slid unb per 100, =
Auserben %enpebltn tptr tent@p ltblitnntr nfet rtubbatttaeS
Eager bon SdPttr, Gcuesrteu, Dtnte, Ssosrn, Btetfcbtrn, Dor.
%tefoitcR, 8lant-SpOts,l Jebsrtaltnn udb i~On1iSen SGrefbMa-
~tertaleG. Gtrcr lpobln0lencen rntetitiiyun8 Der bsnti&en
'a3S ~. - ing s S. $ nm tudb ga ufen, =
No. 28H %. 9rahitr. uf8f
y my rAr- 81 - -A4niLAnn GneAartHtr L. NlnrAak 6sAana-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
$. Manner's Sdnle.

Gete SdaIet tper5en Ben WtOutoo. rem 9. s. SIP an orf.
%9enommen, carbohydrates TfHTA"5s
,oh.4lfD.U 8. M6nner, -11C
sDtl8 1856 estmanItr. nobe (sreenStr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
WirtbfAafts >GrSTnuna.

@ MID NtIlDfWuIto SrUHhHuB+
SSE@S Sd Made ueiuen 6rennbeu unb Sefannten bic
AsaMa ~ergebenfte ~gtuSei9e, bds i'd nG9iteH Wfcnta9 ben
8. Oiar5 nleine uete gEirt6ibaft nit eiuem belitaten Gnn9
erbffaen ipetbe po;a i'd meine 6reunbe Hnb Sctannte
bSfi6it einlabe cggr III rase @d9arbt SpcBr, y.
i'm .. s5lfassl91aF si3j gep. IL Ieft Tapettefr,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09
Die Ta6el.

e., S sSe zs 9st St Is. Sabrsonses Der Sade[ hirb g,te BE
zee 9cnats riwstneHs1s4s
, S1't"'I'' - "talt 1905. ubbteb
aR8 srfgs i'm Sean @auI Douie, Gentre
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GeffenfItcher Odnfg

43 Sd fabls mid. StranIabt, benz Sti. Or. &t6ttr. SanbUr
SO 5Gwnar.i tertait metnen wdrmiien Daut iir feline init tie.
fer Sa6tenntntB tnb ~protttSder @rfasrung burt9tihbtte pei,
ling ether rneiner E9dter spn ber tprGterliden ia lie nj Der
& ra n tbett 6Epilepsy- Fits) 5fentltG ~ab8utdtten unt
hGlte es fir II cine Yfi9ts oieln ~etfatreaeu @r3t ieosm ber-
artStn llneludlt@eu tsitets' 5It EMP febItt. g 1HA 5-1r9
eAH pbtItpP SbIeart.
{IGcla sH1o2 3ng uS6JaGl7 u 9drfS b asenus,
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.o6i riGG Gh4 go 5uH29H f9af ans ssr
100 9J gu safny ab1 q 5na 2-atas4 4
G3si gsgE. QQ4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-09

tiatra Ill MamrtBt4Faso's aan 2-Hi
Us tabitO Elm GeIud. an ben WPouOr uub Stobtradttb ber Gtcbt
Baltimore oeridtet Gerter, ut bic @fIalbntB III erboften,
ain SbIaGibaus aut nteiner Got ali @tItlr., ,piLhen Sam.
ltfdh NIB Sabsteft,, e~rridten s~utdrien. u ISM 1-6uofa
W'il9B 38.AF Wt@aeI 9 d
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Oeatfcbe, SuC1b0n0lmn0.-.

IN Gem aeuttnsefi&teten 9aoen
apr 30. 2s3aB T. Wrdttlr. ana 2-sisrt
cine y a&9anblur9 ~tGffntten, no mir tets cine 4us.
w1bl Fer 9%feteGenFen lno b IebiclteH iaBrtez fentibtr Qitera.
tur 81 ZEN ktuigfttn preiet an Der Saab eaten nnD SeItelun,
gan out Die d1neqlte unt bHliSfts GDstie a~u8flbren.i ; g;,,.
getsnotTe Setlldltdtisuns yerweEten MIR auf Sr6bere BE.
itel lun9en Spn e d i lie n !, & t en- unb QgSf IL nifn
meIGe tetr 3u qp E ST ef6IeIDt e III n ber9dbhe n VIII
aLtieritdpif9e. ienie enrcpdtide 8sti6iIten Iicfern nil
Ibenheater, cuffs Piiittlihite iuitre3 aSc6annetnMno ma.
't'n has ~4'a0Itanf auf no9itebsHte Gsrfe bdonbsrs ouimsrt.
iont; thSI up ~, ~
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s UgsL &3at sAi ~ usa9 fHI % amH I'D Bsms ashs
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'AGds SoSI ~ ~ bQaHlo5 oGf . aM la s315E
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= Nsatbin8ton, .. 6"
~ 3. 9aertn9'S 8@
! 9eItanratipn unb 2a9erbier,
lG@ppil

l49s Rem Serfepabtmus. r.
900 Gin 8Ipt nDrbli& bonn GailrOab Depot.
1Ddl ls1r SNnfhinn4nn, a q
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ti.gG oat IL.
se.ye& SO TBi rHl11is5ia9 fa2B 90 ne r.s,
So'1aA s0'ui nlIHa4 40 fFQ 30 ns8 .a7.so5
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-04
How Matters are Managed.

A principal difficulty un6er which we labor 10 con-
dueIi,g tue great war in which engaged is the
inaleqdscy aud difficulty Of transportation We OOm-
pare in this respect with the enemy than 10 any
oaer Their country AbOuuds 10 railroads, and they
keep them fully equipped and in thorough order.
Tney have also an almost endless amount Of shipping
aud tie comnaad Of the sea and the principal water
courses In horses mules and wagons they outnumber
Us, IS ia everything Ci4e. But have we done all we
could Let see.
Ole Of tia earlies. acts Of the Provisional Congress-
after meeting in this city, to appropriate million
OF dollars fOT the construction Of railroad connecting
the Richmond and Danyille with the North Carolina
rsiroad at Greensboro. The appropriation was made
at Il instance OF the Pre- ident who represented the
Tok 70 be military necessity 1t constitutes one Of
the few positive recommendations ever submitted 20
Congress By him The advantage of the proposed con.
mex on was that it would give us third line Of NJ
munication with the South and West, and would be
much less exposed interruption by rad than either
Of the others. At the time the appropriation was made
labor YES cheap and abundant The owners Of slaves
In exposed localities we're anxious to obtain emp0y-
mootAs would have b en- ample tine for the compilation
e the work. Two years more have elapsed and If
The Sra: ran has 10 laid We have nat heard Of iS-
Two Yeas more viii probably pass BY befJrC /; is en-
ished and then ct cost ten times graf as f it bad
been at ones let to contract and pushed forward with
propeT energy We have heard that the then Secresa
~ Of WU, Ge0 RsOdO;Pb, proposed to pursue this
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-04
INTRRE SUNG UORRKs PONpENcE.

Thu following Is tue oorrespor d,nce between the
Conted rae authorities and these of the French Gov
ernment relative 10 the assistano. lately rendered at
Charleston TO the Dispatch Ship Renaudin:
CoHsULAfE OF FRA,ce AT RICHMOND
RIoHMoaD, 10Th July, 1883. !
SfE:-O On The happening OF accident on The ED
of last February, in Suvans Pass, which Gauss dam
age to the Seam Dlspaio Ship Rsnaudin," belonging
to the Imperial vy, the Coniedei authorities ngs
tened TO lei to the commander OF that vessel TIE
gre.uscus use Cf the ating dock at Charleston, ano
he was thus GRABBED 10 make the necessary repairs and
co tinue his voyage.
The Government Of the Emperor having been in
Termed oi this circumstance, desre' cir, that b. ex
psesaon Of his le5y warm thank should DO transmit
tsdioyour Government as we'd as 70 she authorities st
,Charieson.'
l have the honor Of enclosing 10 you q copy Of The
dispaoh just addressed to by the hinr ter Foreign
Attire on this subject ! am happy 20 be thrs ,oade
the int rpreter Of the sentiments f ruy Cover III Mt
np9n pres occasion, when affords fresh
o. the friendly disposition and courteous prG Of which
the Cj5f ipa,e authorities had previously given u SO
macy proofs
Joaiormably to the instructions Of the Department
Of Fore gR Aabs ss yo will perceive in the enclosed
copy Of iIs despa ch appea! 20 your obi ging favor,
cir for the transmission the Charleston auLGorties
the EXPRESSION OF tbs THANKS due to them and for the
assurance tLat the nperor Is deeply IDLE Of their
generous Colduc. winch enabled the despatch steamer
R.Hardin 20 complete its rtpIire
pray you, .ir, to accept inc sssuFannas &c, &c.
ALFRAD PAUL.
10 the Hn j. p. 8s'.iaaa!r, Secretary OF State, Dep:
OF S.ate.
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He Of tho moe, lopr and useful in hat county
har eTvd In me- al fare, and held tls "a % Of Ha
bhcE & for any years. lie
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year, MARGARET tAGLS wife u gorge h. Pcs Of Care
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aged neihe, large circle of aTenirg ends
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Of whom hav b. called away in tue Isst 10 months
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drsn OF T. Lazy elite aud siclle holland
isT In death has taken sgy from fond parents
only hi dreu he death Of Ida cBnes gio 10 un
hearts Of many Unusually pretty an In 81 se T. sic won Tic
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Owed from al Il, aud lis 10 await her Orr sto calling
be - Hnse!k Troiy oi tuch Is the kngteu cf htsye
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residence Ct j. NJ cowsn, Ia ok ngh'm county
Tue DAY. she 81 Inst. Of woonds Vtce7ei the oeiu Get
tysburg In william H. HARTMAN, Conps I'D Rssimsni
~ kchnopd pspels please cory.
Ic 2ist year MS age HERMAN HIksH eldest Of
rahaaa and Ela n rsh.
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sweet, ahGve b. Ta5 MOk I've, 9c ok The nends and
scIu iltsnc Il IN family 70 Law ed 10 ssd ne
m rel Viheut further notice. Tn sc OF tic biehn on Gsys
wh) IA the ei, RESPECTFULLY ;ayad TO attend he "a.
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-04

courss bat sos question vas raised by the Pnsidaps
that forbade Bis proceeding, What We isVs lost apd
suffered FIR esutcf tfis read !. wepd be hard co estli
mate. ass
It no secret tha, we arc greatly In want Of lceo-
roies, oars &c The cit' of Jackson Mississippi, was
point az which several roads ceayerR"d, and When
the siege of yioksausg commenced large IA oan; oi
Ioli! 9 stock. ,ts- ooLeeauated there: The bridge
eeross Pearl liver hal been b irnt aud tbs rolue
y.ccE could no: be removed from Jacksoa gkhou. The
construction of temporary bridge. Walsh nigh have
been put 40 in u week or lsi tue wDh ease The
s.es lasted six weeks, Vicksbueg ur eniored Joha-
ston fsl back jackson, rem lined there days
and then withdIew. Tae eaemy cam, on occupied sa
city and took possession Of The rolling stock including
according 20 the Memphis Appeal over forty lccOmc.
tives. Nobody vaa 10 baue.
We ere not more in want Of rolling stock than ct
railroad iron. Our roads getting ssruiagly out Of
repair and the rsils with which relay them are not
he had il the Coniederacy Ehen tie Yankees eyacu-
sed Stafford &C uuy, they left what considered about
equivalent 70 q double tack from Fredericksburg TO
Acqois Creek Il wGs nov rail Of the host description
Toe distance betweeu the points named is We believe,
fifteen miles. Here then something Ike thirty
miles Of fret class ra left Us, as free gilt By the
enemy. il was only necessary TO Iul. few trains to
the olher eud Of the road rip up the rA. and bring
back TO the river boat It and it cafe OE course
no TINA was lost in doirg ths. Tie enemy, we haze
sad, disappeared ebou. the middle OF JrGe. The
middle Of July, rot rail had been raised ror band
set to work Monday, the l9.h July, few hands were
put TO the job, hut in the meantime the enemy had re-
appeared in the vicinity, ard our officer in co nmaDd in
the neghborhoOd OF Fredericksburg burnt me bridge
across Potomac creek, which cost 4! blow tG
the Yankee gt It is nov thought possible tue other
half may be saved Perhap, so. Wewouli NOT like 10
wager on it, How otto DO it is science We have
learned 70 perfection.
We hope The people duly appreciate their good for
tu1s in ba7ng such excellent agents TO msDSgs iheir
affairs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-04

siCsess rules of civz,d warars Thsy have exhibited
moderation and ior5eaFancs amid pgovocstiOns IN
heard =, which night justly challenge the woF ds ad-
mIralion. II 0 very FOetes Of the ensmy seem but
70 have spirsd lo'tisr sense Of honor They glory
in the contra IT, and make more marked their Distinctive
attributes by the practice Of thoe virIuee hich inc
enemy ignores Every act OF our people IN 'os awful
crisis bears upon it the impress OF noee' m'gnan'
nous srirlt exalted pride of country aid race, a
strict adherence to every principle of homer with be-
coming degree o. self esteem. Such people shoad at
eas b. susrei he humiliation Of seen that country,
for whose independence and m,r elevation they have
la5ored onergs cay drsgg through the dirty nire OF
Exeter Hall diplomacy, AMI sOOed at aud rldicul,d by
vulgar English aunkeys. II our authorities see IT 10
continue this state Of thicgs, they will certainly display
a defiance and disregard Of public sentiment By 0
means consistent with the obligations which The rules
If Repubie owe to It's ctZn'.