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BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.

New YORK, Oct 6.-The Postsay the
continued sinking Of the beach on Morris
Island has rendered necessary th reno
val Of GilmOre's headquarters to Foley
Island. The troops and plateriel have
also been removed TO the latter place.
This movement protects our troops
from the fire Of any Of the James Island
batteries.
Our recent heavy firing was directed
against Fort Sumter, where the rebels
are endoavoring to erect inside works.
II is expected that our guns will stop
them. Gilmore's operations on Morris
Island are rapidly progressing.
Our great fire batteries are nearly COM
pleted, and Charleston is in fair range TO
be destroyed by our guns. Charleston
will not be bOmbarded until other plans
are matured, and the navy gets ready to
corporate.
Complaints against admiral Dahlgren
are universal Naval officers and soldiers
believe Faragut will succeed him, and
express confidence with the latter of
brilliant success.
The Commercials Washington cores
pendent says that the President has pro-
hibited further enlistment of slaves in
Maryland for the army at Washington.
The steamer San Francisco has captured
the rebel blockade runner Lizzie Davis
She was loaded with varied cargo for
the rebel authorities, and was bound for
Mobile from Havana.
New YORK, Oct. 6.--Cotton SO. Gold
advanced from 451S to 47%-closing
rate not stated.
CAIRO, Oct. 6.-Price's retreating ar
my, when last heard from, was near
Shreveport, La, bound for Texas.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 6.-Erastus Corn.
ing has resigned his membership in Con-
gress on account of i'll health and bust.
ness.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Oct. 6.---Quie
Unionism is prevalent here and buOyent
Many citizens who left in Prices army
are returning.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-Nothing from
the Rapidan, or army of the Cumberland
A Richmond dispatch of the I'd, say
Bragg's situation seems encouraging
Rosecrans's gravely critical. The Yam
KEGS, however, are Masking prOdigiou
efforts to reinforce Rosecrans from Mead
army, Vicksburg and other Southern
points.
Full official advices from Admira
Dahlgren have been received by the Nav.
Department, and are very satisfactory.
New York, Oct. Ga Fortress Mon
roe letter of the 4th states that larg
artillery, cavalry and infantry expedi
ton, planned by Gen. Foster, left Their
the Sd inst, under sealed orders. Desti
nation unknown.
New York, Oct. 6.-Steamer Saxon
arrived. News anticipated.
The gunboat Stella captured reb,
steamer Diamond with a valuable carg
OF saltpetre aud liquors. The damon
was carried into Port Royal.
A Newbern letter says the gunboi
Bombshell, on reconnaissance on IL
Passquatank river, landed boats ere
\ near Elizabeth city whom the rebe
captured, when the gunboat opened
vigorous fire on the town.
The Yatch Tortugas arrived at HiltC
Head from Key West St. Augustine, an
Fernandina, Florida. No yellow few
at either of these places. The health
the tToops is good.
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We learn that Mr.. Peaslse, Of the firm
Of Morse h Peaslee, Of this city, has
taken Photographic sketches of the bat
tie field of Chickamsuga, and will, in a
short time, have them ready for the
public eve.
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THEATRE-The drama of the " Crick-
eP' which has been presented the past
two nights with so much satisfaction,
will be repeated tonight for the last
time. 1t is beautiful play; aud Miss
Mccarthy and Nc. Vincent have made a
marked impression in it. Those who
have failed to see them in this piece
should be present tonight any how.
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military Gallery.

Our friend Mr. Giers, the skillful pho
tographic artist of this city, has present.
ed US with collection of Photographic
cards of Generals in the Union army.
The pictures are faithful and very accur-
rate. Persons who desire TO adorn their
Photographic Albums, with the faces OF
Grant, Meade, "Old Rosy" Hooker and
other chiefs, will do well to call on Mr.,
Giers.
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New THEATRE.-The performances at
the new theatre begin tonight with
"Peg Wellington, or Before and Behind
the Curtain," in which Mr. and Mrs
Conway appear. After which Sketches
in India" Last night Mrs. G. played
Romeo to a delighted audience.
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NIgMt Auetlon at u. oampon,.,
"A PUBLIC SQUARE,

Wishing to close out my stock of
Goods, l will sell at Aution IN Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday night, COM
mencing at 6L5 O'clock.
My stock comprises a general assort-
ment Of Groceries, Dry Goods, Queens
ware, Glassware, Pocket and Table Cut
lsry, and nearly all Staple Goods needed
for family use. Goods will be sold in lots
to suit Liberal privileges for quantities.
The attention OF merchants and citizens
" respectfully solicited.
u. II. CAMPBELL,
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James r. Breast has just received an
invoice Of the genuine l. X. l.. pocket
crh Gentlemen would do well to
e., nue his stock at 20 Public Square.
OJt6-lw.
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EARLY yesterday morning, we had
promise of a beautifully fair day, but
before noon tho weather changed and it
rained. The afternoon was decidedly
gloomy.
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Auction.

II. Campbell will sell this morning,
commencing St1O O'clock, at "A Public
Square, large lot Of Groceries, Liquors,
and Sundries. It.
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IIousekeepers wishing TO supply them
selves with Groceries, ought to attend
the auction sales of II. Campbell. Bar
Gains are TO be had.
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Sale of Cut Stocks will be continued
this morning at La o'clock. The bet
ter portion of the goods are yet to be
sold. w. II. LUcUs & Co.
oci7-lt
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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND,
Nashville, Tenn, Oct. 6, 1867

Nashville, Tenn, Oct 6, 1862
All persons holding bills against this
Department excepting those for negro
labor or certified accounts signed by
Gen. j, ST. G. Morton, Chief Engineer,
are requested TO present them at my
office, HID Qrs. Engineer Department, on
the franklin Pike near Fort Negly, Oct
Sth, 9th, or 10th, 1868, in order that
prepare tons may be made for settlement
GEoRGE BURRoUGHs.
I'd Lieut. Engineers.
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Will our young friend, TO whom we
loaned the ANNALS of the Army Of the
Cumberland please return it this morn
ing We have special use for it.
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German Union League.

TENNESSEE STATE COUNCIL NO 2.
The regular meetings will be held hereafter on
TUESDAY, OF each week, ut p. m oc2-st
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OPTICS % SUPERINTENDENT MILITARY RAILROADS, !
DEPARTsERT or THE CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct %, 1868. J
UNTIL further notice no regular trains will run
on the N. 4 q. railroad, or T. 4 A. railroad, until
further orders Passengers travel ID therefore for
the present srs pended
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ALSO,

Candy Pickles, Sugar, brown and white; Cove Oys
ter Sardines, Lobsters Spiced Herring, Dried Beef
Bologna Sausage, Ram, Dried Herring Ralsons, Figs
Dates Almonds, Fiberts, Brazil and Peanuts, Ginger
Cakes Sugar and Butter Crackers, Spice, Nuts etc, at
A. LOUIS g. CO.,
SO North Market Street.
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General Orders No. %.
Until STATES FoRcr'
H.. n. ION

HEADQUARTERS Unit STATES FoRcTs, I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct l, 1868.
l. The attention of all Saloons and Bars Ia recalled
to the penalties attending the sale of Liquors to
listed men. A violation of the orders on this sub
jeot will result in the closing Of the establishment
and the selling of the stock.
II. IL has come TO the kr owedge Of the General
Commanding that commissioned officers have at
times Invited enlisted men in and requested liquor
to be sold them. This Is not only violation Of he
Order but calculated to involve other parties in
loss and damage. Any officer 30 offending, will be
promptly tried and prosecuted.
Ill No ono will sell liquor to any prison when
drunk be he citizen or soldier
~ The Provost Marshal is specially charged
with tho execution Of these Oders, and will instruct
the PATROLS when their beats, TO observe closely
whether or not they are respected.
V. Saloons and Bars ave allowed to sell Ale or
Deer to enlisted men, but not aDything stronger.
Ry order OF Brig. Gen X. s, Granger.
Gets Nv II. NEYIN, A. A. Gen.
ASSISTANT oUABTERMAsTERs OFFICE, |
Nashville, Tenn, sept Ia, 1868 !
Parties holding Purchase and Service Vouchers
Issued by Quartermasters duty at this Depot,
requested 20 forward to this ONCE previous TO Sep
tonber 25th, statements Of the accounts, showing
/ by whom given, on what account, date and amount
| Accounts thus filed will have precedence in psy
mont. &. PERKINS, JR.,
| Captain and A. Q. NJ,
| Gepi5--if
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
or THE
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

TUE Lectures In this Department will commence
on the first Monday in November next, and
conclude the last day Of February, 1854
The times have added greatly to the importance
OF the Medical profession. The services Of the Ju.
nior Members are In active demand.
Every effort will be made 10 sustain the establish
ed reputation Of the Institution for the thorough
instruction Of Il. Pupils
The abseuee from homo Of 20 many private pre-
oeptors has Induced tho tRculty to arrange for be
ginners In the College
Fees Comfortably In advance
70 Tickets TO the oourSs.... SlO5 90
natlomHuon fee'.'..,.',........ ......,,.... %
SIRuuhuoh rec 70 OO
Dssectag Ticket ........................... 10 90
W. X. BOWLING, NJ. D.,
octS- DedH Of TIE Factiiy.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

Champaign Sparkling and Still Catawba, 6inger and
blackbe rry Wines Nathau's celebrated Union Bitters,
CatAwba Brandy, Gin Cocktails (ready made,) Rye
and Bourbon Whiskey, Ale and Lager Beer, at
A. LOUIS q CO.,
80 North Market Street.
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0~z5nibtm0tOt, 9. 6.

Die Snbtuusr< NnBefegens
bett murDe tn etner am WRoutaa in gDa<
1btnQtau ab0ebaItenen gerIalnmlnng elmer
nGberen 9e|preduna urtermorfeu. Ndhbem
Nater Deelpn einsn 0eriGt abgeltattet Bate,
purOe fol4snOsr 8el6lub gefoBt: nOo 8es
rihte I'm unilauf 0np, Del1e ris NIT Den Sn>
bianersuurnben In D1inneIuta Derbunbeneu
u%mt1nbe lebr perGrSBeru, tpopurdb Die Rdcen
fetnpIeti9 aeftmmt psrosn nno ba 60 Dte
Yat1t be5 Startsn 1T, Dem Shpahsn 8n'bels
fen mno Des GtpiliTrten, Den garbaren 3n
cnlttptrsE, --Deebatb Iei bsidtOIen, Oab tn btr
@taot @albtnetcn eth gcmtte ernannt peroe,
nm Nlittel u. Wege fit cine 96n5liAe NefCrm
nes 9uDtaner~D Department uno Die Nnerfeuz
nuna Der 9ubianer ais etne freis unb lpupe~
ratne Natton ausFnpt9 gu niaden."
z t6aI1Ges @elb.-Nm 6reita9 0ben6
nerbaftete pte Vpli3et etnsn Staliener, Namsns
Qcuis Qa3ero, tn 0rrosr'S Sheater. DerIelbe
bate cine Nu3abl fall6er 50 Gents 9fpten ia
ietuen TaI6sn, auberrem perIAteoeae Stolen
BON 40 nnb As @ent5, peI6e au9enlAetnlt6
eeaeu falI6es GslO etngepedle!t Sparen. Nafs
Dem er mad Dem Stattpnsbaule abgefItrt ma
erfldrte Ct auf Sefrd9en, beB er bae 9elp bon
9. peIa, etnem 0fanOIetbtr tn @@Str srst.
iden g. unb 10. Str, empfansen babe. Die
polt3st perfa9te fi6 bsmnad na6 oeitn 0cb-
nuna uuo DerlGofte fA Gtngaus, UbtrCbl
YsGa brObte, Sepen gu eridtsbsn. 9ls Ncccms
pltcen wurben .. Nnltt9er unb s. @alenu
oer6aftet unb tn ttrem 3immer zine Men9e
Deden, S6ube, Sattel, Muststen, 5awslsn
&c. esfunbeu. 9u6 eth eeptder Psluer purpe
betaefedt.
@etern Na6mtttae wurpsn 2 Stultsnes
Serbaftet, trslAe stne fatlbe so Gents 9irts On
Srn. o. Us. @ohrane aus319eben perlu4tsH.
&c 1Getnt cine iSrmlt6e 6abrtf BON fatlArm
@eIOe bier gu trifiren, unC Die 9eI6aftslente
naSaen nuf tbrer 6ut 1stn.
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Observation-Disclosures.

rim nal @srt4t. = Sn Solae
Der Nbpeienbeit bts NtGter @pn0 mar Dos
8sri6t beute nt6t tn Stgung. Sn Der Gterte
Office purce tn Der Rlaee eeeen 9alte Rrd1t
pegen DtebfabIe 8arsl4aft TN 8etra0e BON
$500 eegeben, trstdbs pr, S. 6. S4ulB let
fete. Wm. 6Opler, befelben 8erbre6ens
ansstlast, Ieiltete 8irsI9aft NIT 8. 6cpler
fur $500. s. Me@ate, tpesen Serfaufs BON
eiqupr am Sonntag In bret 61uen aneetlaat
CAB ie $500 8arai6aft NIT S. DanbsIet.
Der @ertdtsbOf purOe BON Dem Gterf,
0rn. Gardner, bis gum nafAtsn Samlta9
perta8t.
SIM Stabts8e3trtS= @ert6tc
lo9en ipl5enbe Sale Dor Die MiUunt 9erncn
Wtanufact. Comp. 9esen &. Wa9ner, u. Spnss
3. 0rppbemdn.
Die npfpples 8ant" bon Baltimore aeeen
81. 81. @tnnamOno, cine SniuncttOns R!a9e
re9en Grtattuns BON SAG, 1913. 95. Die
SniuncttUn nurOe betpiltet.
Sn Der &ldge bon Bruce 9eeen Qeperin9
rurte Die Sniunction aufgslSlt unb Der Ser.
tauf gtwt1er Waaren anssurOnst.
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Ser Griea i'm 5nSwrIfem.

Nafbotltf, Semi, 10.-glpril. Ban
DOrn's san3e 0taGt 8rtf beu'e ben General
@ranser BET 6rantltu an. NaA eineut 3met-
fauOtgen tefttgsn Sample 3Oaen f6 Ote Re-
beGen suriid, tpObet Fe tbrs GOoteu uuf Dem
Ylabe lisbsn. Der bsiOerleitt8e gerlut IL
ntht betaunt.
Sn Der Nate BON QaUsrene Uurbe beuts
elm 0aIaatersT rain auf Der NultOine Gbat.
tanooga-@ 81 lenbabn OurA etn 200 Wann far
tes Nebelens DftaGement an9e9rifen. IL bta
Is Mann BON Der 9spedun8 BEG Tratna
purbsm eetSotet unO ~Uerpunbet. DIR BUG
wurpe 3erItSrt nnb bus @eleis aufasrt6eu.
Sc wtrb bsriftet, rag ouh auf Der 9cuis-
biae 9abn eth 31g anae8rifen unp bonn Sc.
leis aeipOrftn tpuroea lst.
225 sefanssne Esbslen einsen bsute Mor-
een DON bier naG louisville ab.
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ebrt BON eabens MAR Ct

gu il dgef .e br t pom SiDeat mar ct
eepiHer s. 5artman, welher nls 3abnarSt In
GiGmUno anIdftg aeO ouf parcle s%ntlalen
tpar. Derlelbe wurOe tn Der Npbnung ieines
8aterS In 6arri8burg berbaftet,uuo bun Rem
profOBmarGhau mittellt Der Salttmort uno
Obto @ilsnbabn nad Dirte s~uridgelhtdt. p
% eye uncrbentltAen Bstragens
In Srontffr. G6eater murbe Der 6orbtee Wf.
5mitb perbaftet unb benz 0ffansniGe iiber'
ptelen. #lifs 0a e
8e6ufs Heparatur tt Der Dam.
pier o0sor9eanna" naG benz Gtabltnemfnt
oeS 5rn.i 6eeDsr eelAafft, 100 elblt CT NIT Ell
nem nenea, eilernen 8oiler oerlsbeu tpIrb, 3
2temt, Mcreau 8Drrel tpsI6er
Der alpeite I'M GCmmanbo auf Dem oSectat"
.tetm Aisrife anf @tarleitCn mar, traf eeltern
abenO TN belten Wcbletn NIT BEN Dampfer
yJtambeauA bier Elm. s|srue.
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Sff5ienc 9efanntmaAung an
@teuertebler.
Office bts Collectors fir tnuere @tnfinfte,

Office bes Collectors fir tnnere @~tnfinfte,
SalttScre, 8. april Is 90
Der gfeficr blt mir an bieIem Gage bic ,ia6rli6e @rI.
Iections@eife" 5urtd9egeben, rpel9e bic NHeIinents fHr
Si5enien BON Gntihen. platrten Sater, billiards &c. ents
bGlt uu6 I'D ntahe bierburG betannt, baB 6enannte SteH=
ern fdGig unb 5a6l6ar itnb unb bas i9 init einem @e6tls
fen in bieier Office i'm 2. Gtpd be5 @uftombauIeS tGgli6
bic gum rs. btefe8 RDnat8 bereit bin, InI6e Gteus
ern einsunebmen ferner fnb aIe PerfoHen bieIes Die
%ftriftes, bic 0eridumen, ielte 3SGe inb Steueru, nie Re
in %beIa9ten aifeu abgei6dbt ftub, an pber Der beiastem
%. GpriI su be5abler, 0erpFiftet, cine Strafe pom wei-
teren 10 Prc5ent be5 betreffenben BetraSe8 gu entrid-
ten, pelDes @eiee i'll alien SdGen blrtgei6rt tpiro.
OaS @eIet oerft9t e6enfal8 in TGler, mo- Berionen, he
Sanbel pber @e1bdft treibeu, pbne bic nSt6ige 9i5ens
ReraHs5unebulen, cine Gtrafe bon benz brefa1 en- Be-
trd Der St5ens cber 3peiiGbris e @iuiperruns.
Die 3aRung Der Strafen unb Steuern pirs erspHn=
gen, bur1 SeiHIagna6me Bpm @rInb= unb periSnIi9em
GigentPnm Der Gdumigen, unb Wtitt9eilunsen iiber Sols
de, bic beridumer, Gibenlen rabS5uuebmen, iperSen Der
@ranb 9urb Der Ser. ct. 0iftritt Court ~bprselegt.
6abrifanten, Oies8er lne &ubere, bic ~perpHiftet itnb,
mrnatIt6e 9 eri6 te gu MAIDEN, perben ebenfaGs
benatri6tigt, baS iclbe p%iinttli9 3mii6en benz 20 unb
lesten 3a8 bieie8 WtDnatS be5a6lt tperben miHeu, unS 10
jeben f~oIgenben Otpnat.
Sraner unb 8eitiaateure MAIDEN ibre 4eri6te pie Bis
Der. Die Gtrafe fir ~Sernafldliisung, ic(be mcnattt6e
Sert6te ausSufertigen, beftebt in QBegnabme Der Glitter
unb Berluft Der 2isens.
.. g. GduerHUcfn.
(7Apr2tpIat) collector res 3. OiItr. bon D1drblaub.
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Nuf! mad Den Netp N1smblY RuOms
3um 9rCBen @pbl'lden Bah, M

Nuf! mad Den ylep NdsmblY RoOms
3um 9rOBen 0ptl'lden Bah, sail
$50 Capt. 8Sbnletn btrtsirt
lnb BET Der Oiu1t @hal
9r. eputs&trf@, Der quite Wtrtb,
SAenft DOlle BeHer etn, 3
bort, 6reunbe, laBt n ellen bin,
Dort ldbt T6's luRts 1etnl
EF Tkeater. 6sute Nbenb pirb
tn Der Gurnbals DIE Nduber nuf Marta
@nlm" auf9efthrt unO 3tpar ala 8enefi; fir
5rau @mtlte 5tetnba4. Die Qeiltun9een
Der 8enef3tanttn TN 8srein NIT Ger gBobl
tes @tiides tptrb eewtB TIRE Mabtn NIT Gr.
fplg trGuen. .fa- g,e
80 Quartett @un3ert beuts
Nbeno In Der Nrbetterbale, g. GrebertGRr.
o. 6err Gbrt1ttan @eber tptrb feline
nete Wtrtbldaft an Der Ode bon Nnn< unb
6aYettefr. beute WCrsen nit einem fameIeu
9unA erSfnen.
~ Dte So. Rnadaebt & 6. RoB per.
ben 6ente In Der Wetanlora Dan, 1875
Com barbfr. etnen Qund auftl(0en.
E 6r. GrteOrt6 3beneriabr wtrb Ietne
WirtbIAaft In SO. 81 5anDDerlfr. bent
srSfnsn. 9una2 = 6retit4 MOrsens uni
WbenbS. @5.5
Gg Wir pertpetlsn aae S6neioer eon;
bslcncers auf ben in elmer aubern SpaIte eut
baltenen Nnfruf.
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fanaen nebmen perOe II. NJ snn te Us v
tnetUn wptlten, fe IS nebmen lcuten.
Der Dampfer Marp Sanfcrp traf anl
Erettaa BON Gbarlefen In WUrebeao @tp eth
uub brtust bts 9tadriht pOn Dsm am Otfn<
Rag beeunaeusu Mn9rife, tpelGer 3 Staaosn
%auerte. Der ,SsOtst" apanctrts Dis eaI ;
Wtttle Uberbal6 Sort @umter, 100 er aut Ser=
%1perrunaen fte6 uno sinem 1&rsdltbsn 6ener
ousaslsbt MAJ. G6lteBlt6 emptn6 or stnen
@hu6. tpel6er nurb unO ourN SIng uno TIN
gum @tnfsn brahte. Der pNtabant" mar SoO
garbs pcn Sort Sumter uno empllng etnen
56ub tn Der SerbinOung Dss 1turmes NIT
Dem Ded, rOpur6 Die 8eYpe9ung oes 3bur'
mes aebemmt murbe. Die 6regatts uSron-
Rbes" empfng $50 Sda1e, BOD pbne bsiAds
0tgt sl pfrben.
Dte SrpnlteS tpnr betm absnn9e Der
.0lars SonpfOrD" beiadfttst, ben pEsOtuf" I"
Dte Qnft 3a Iprengea.
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San Dorm aefALaaen.

0afGtu8ton, II. NprtI. 6UlssnDe
OepelAe 1T I'm 6auptqaarttere etngesan8cn
81 urfreesbOrp', IL. Nprti.
Mn @~eneralmaior 6aGef, Com. en- @tef.
@sneral @ran9er teriftet unter'm 10
@eneral San Dorm ma6te bfnte UNI 10 ubr
etnea unertparteten Mngrtf gera6e tn Der
Grunt uno nuf Dte Stoot 6ranfltn. Genn.
Dte Snfanterte.N t9tmenter tn Der Stabt nit
ben @a0auerte<Nid bteIten ibn tn Sho6,
Bis feline Munttton ausgs9an9en mar. Der
btAte Gau9 unp Nebel be9inftsten tbr un-
terusbmen, 70 paB lie lebr nabe beraa tcrnnlen
tonnteu, p6ne bemertt gu pegoem, unIere Be~
Ia9srunesgeIAnbe erIfneten bann tbr Seuer
NIT serbeerenper Wirfun9, unO Der 0runo
mar bu6a6tlt6 nit 2Obten uu0 0ferben be-
Rreut. Stanley lag etpa 4 Mietlen %entfernt
an Der WurfreestUro 6cao, 100 or auf eth
Wea[ terporbrah, 6 0sIAibe unO etnt9e bum
bert 0efansere nabui. Dc6 Da er gu lhtpaG
trar, fcnnte er lfh niht ge9en ben nberlegener
Jetno bebaupten. unler SerIult an Gooten
8erpluOeten unO Osfangenen betrdgt etpu
100, tpOse9sn Der 8etno Das OretfaHe sablt.
OsrIel6e irnrpe an a(len Vunften 3urtdee'
fGlasen, MIR bic DunfeIbett ma1te Der Ser
fplsung Gin &npe.
SO. @. 0pfeneran1
@eneralmaiCr."
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9epptc6e nnD WSatten.

Snmntst uno 8rafsler Geppt4e,
asree plY unb 9nsratn EspptG,
SsItu6 BON 3 BITS "a SUP brett,
fppte RID impprttrte GaHtpn 6 trpb.
matteu,
laaamt etmr srCben Nafwabt aasr " titeI. rpIGe ia etnen
Seppt6laeer erfter &IaEe
gu ftnOsu fnb, UOrtbstlr I'M @intauf MAIDEN es mir ptSaIt6,
metnsn NUrratb gu ben btlIt9feu @aar-@rtffen
su oertaufR.
RDntmt unb beiebet @ub mein Pager.
%. .. Griffith,
(4Mpr8WRte) RR. IT 80. Baltimore, mefl. Sen GaaItr
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9fahriht. - Tnnefte1fr.

Nahrtht. - Bapettetr..
Glt btetr Rtsen @runb- pnb 9auftrbeaber, weIGe fir bos
@rOtuen unb @rptiteln Der Jsesttefttabe BON Gdluert- bs
9oIltoapitry aIisbt ftnb unS nod nic,t tafIr be,atlt BADEN,
p,er6en ttetmit ~beIpnbers beuahrt@t, Gag IS trait her Srbpn.
tanSen "a WtapOrS unb Stattrdtb8. nieine nnerlde[lGe YHidi
H. 1oldtN CntCs gu IhlteBeu unb haS beir. @istmtburt an unit
nap WtPntG8, ben 4. 50 al gum Derfaufe an,usctsen.
MuS, ~. %rice,
(SGpr AMI, 1mp) Gttu-GsIettOr
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8aIttm Ore, 4, @sril 1858,
In gambler, BETTER bon StOres, 8tert6u,
fern, Nu~ferbdmlern, NetauruttOnen II. |. 10.
&ae PsriDnen, reids Stlats-9teni.n bebitfen, perbeu
btetmtt benahrtdttot, bag tclhe 3seuien an Ober BOZ benz l.
Wal 1858 erneuert nerben un0f n.
Spl6c Verioueu, hte %psrfebirn. Stsies @eies III bsa6tet
issen f& Der Strafe bsfsIbeH aus, SD bin iest bersit, ipldl
e3enteR ansanferttgen. -
Sas' SRnaGtfSRHSWts,
(04Sr-l IRAt ial &IeTf.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

&OhtrONcNrGsCTfce.
Baltimore, 8. NpriI 1853.
Ratridt rtrb btsrmtt aeseben, be aae 2i3enfeu d
Ra6tarBeit an peer Dor benz 10. Gag 6teiss MOnots
Aprtl tn btefer Office erneuert iseroeH tpifen.
Saint Rac Gubhtn,
lWto-ODl @tabtsE DntrDIenr.
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60 chen sri1tensat
g d II + NJ
Snf0nterie@10ftif.

~enttanen6 Die Sdule bs. 6OIbattn un6 Der @~pmpasnie, hA
4aponet, G~yercttaur Mnb Subtraction fur has @yercttiual MI
benz DeDR na& ID. s. 9arbee's @pheH.
Dbtses Vert 1T BITE lest BITE etnig bOlfinbtst Musnabe u.
lOnberI lett mao poIFruns Der Gonlcrtpttons. AIte, mo- elm
itDer Bar9er serarti9 ltfn mus, tn bic NrHee se,Oaen su
pertrant su MAIDEN.
pretS tn DlHSE. gut gkh...............37 GtS,
3n bGber bet
3.& o. SenRtgtapfen,
(SWtDD DsuI9s paGbanbIHuS, 2S%a ~, Rr9t
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@atrtbt, lDirb sterutit s~eseben, CAP oie untsr3stnnete bon,
una bes Ra9Iafies bes aGbier eerItorbenen @tfDTon a
Rdtner am IL. SprtI 1868 erbdtten sat. gae bieiemt
gen, Wel9e 5ore.runsen an bteier RobaB BADEN, tperSe1 Bier.
Dor benz Is. OttOber 1858 einsareihen tn6 ae[tenb an ma.
den, o6er gu aepdrttsen. baB fe i6rcr Qnfprfne an SteIem
NaGlsl1e 8etesltG fur serIuftis lrt per6eu. Nue bic Rob.
lAreei an ote1en 9sadlob gu mabeis baben, trerben bier
sr Ieiiten,.
TranstSta SEA finer
(Ao@PEam,AnMh) asYninitrtotot in.
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Naentur fir @albtnstOn
fur Or. GRlsbereerS NlnBtinftur.
Sd seiae metuen aur6sn in aDaIbn8t0a iOwte. benz bSriseu
Rub fun eraebsnh an, bab 9r. Rtebtslb, Sto. 400 9 GruBt
Sen G,mmtfE ,~nSSerfauf mttner Einttur hberuommen bat uni
srfnbe aae aSaibiualenery Welhe f6 eteies piriamenp eiItnH'
mites bebtensu roaen, BET SrH' Ntssfele Sorlaipre9sn.
fE-@) Setnr. runner.
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.. Qt6tmfOu. asf,,tont 1's
3u DerEgufen.

0H DertauTen4
Sine IN e1nent outen 35ciIe Der Stabt oeleocue qsoprki.r
2DtrtbihaTt ote nd tiuer eut-n Runeifalt erfrert. IL Brai
gu perfaufeH gu erfraseu bel -
(gtpDD o. " 81 ~ e. x,