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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

: E.ty1eg Ihsogs is 4a.fr1ss 10 tstl Ag1i,.
Notwithstanding the prompthess and deter
mination shown By the Mayor to enforce the
ordinances and laws regulating the govern
n.ent Of this city, hafiiy a day passes by that
there are not from Onoto dozen persons
arraigned beforc him for total disregard of
these laws. No Que ifas the right 10 buy
anything in the market places here, during
the regular business hours, tn sell again,
whether for himself or any one else. Ii IL a
practice detrimental To the interest of The
whole community, aud a rigid enforcement
of the law is the only way BY which the
nuisance can be abated. Let every citizen
have an eye 10 these offenders, and, when
discovered, hand them over to Justice. The
| following parties were settled with By His
Honor yesterday:
A. Kaufman, for buying lot of fowls IN
the First Market ~ Wednesday to sell
! again, was fined 3d.
r.. Lipkie-was fined S. for buying lot 0l
| Irish potatoes in the same place, TO be used
| tor trading purpdses.. The potatoes were
also eoniiscated to The treasury Of tie city.
Mrs. Sehonfaiber had been caught buying
/ in the Second Market, ia violation Of law, .
| load of melons. Mrs. 3. had been up for tht
| same offence before; but, 1t being stated
| that she was very poor, she received some
| Indulgence, and was not taxed with amy fine
| Hex melons were, however, cOniiscated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

MISS BaAppoN, THE NovELIsT-Miss
Bradtlon, the popular author of Lady
Audley's Secret" Aurora Floyd" and
other sensation stories, was an actress at
the Hull (England) Theatre, few years
ago, and played under the name OF Miss
Seyton
Being clever with her pen, she was
employed by the managenentin litera-
ry capacity. ; She wrote introductions 10
the pantomimes, and several odes, dcliv-
cred on certain public occasions. This
brought her into notice, and, while she
was making visit at Beverly Park, she
published some poems, which induced a
Mr.. Empson, publisher at Beverly, to
enter into an agreement with her to write
powell. The nameof this first effort oi
her pen, as novelist, had the startling
title Of Three Times Dead, or the Secret
ofthe Heath But the venture, it seems,
was not good one, Tor we now find Mr..
E,npson applying 10 tho Hull Bankrupt
cy Court to be discharged, as bankrupt,
his debts amounting TO nearly. fS00. In
the course OF his examination it came
out that Three Times Dead, was the
proximatc cause Of the poor mans ruin.
Above f20O was expended in getting il
ont, and It did not sell I'VE suppose i
would, now. Mr.. Emps0nsaid he knew
he hsd no claims on Mis- RrAdlon, though
the Court intimated thak, .as ahe had
mslls 20 much money aiac1 she could 6
Ord 10 assfst the man who had become
!. >..lr,...,t hv wiring leer har f1rak at6i1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

CuARLrsroa, Sept. 3.--All perfectly
quiet o-day. No firing whatever, bat
the enemy il. reported closer to battery
Wagner.
Last night was the qnietess known
here for three weeks past Scarcely
gun was fired. except few shots from
battery Wagner.
The enemy is reported tinkering at
the monitors, as is repairing damages
sustained on Tuesday night.
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TELEcRAPMIc NsWs.l
Operations in lgississippi. J

OPss"s4UAs - ~ s1ShY9AH pc 4S51 49,
ArhAxrA, Sept. 3.--Ref6guA I|1
Mississippi report that 1n0v6yntlf
Greenport to and from hatcher, arevery
active. No Journals are allowed to pass
out Of the city.
1t is supposed that Natchez will-bs
male the base Of operations against West
Louisiana and Texas. II
'Gunboata are posted and small steam
ers patrol the vicinity OF. the several
crossings Of the river, and great vigilance
is used by the Yankees to prevent tran
ait. Every boat or raft built on the river
is destroyed at sight.
Seventytwo Yankee prisoners, taken
in Mississippi, arrived here this evening.
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Frona the Sonthwest..

JAcxsoa, Miss. Sept Sd. "A gentle
man just from Vicksburg says that Oss
terhaus commands the post ,at the Big
Black bridge, and that no persons are al-
lowed TO pass the Federal lines, in Or out,
under any circumstances, including Ia
diss. Numbers have been turned bAck.
The Federals are hauling cotton in laRgs
qua. titles from points east Of Big RhSk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

How THE u. S. Army IS PAID.-FrOm
n little volume, with the real Yankee ii
tie of "Army Pay Digest and Ready Cal
culator," we gather the following items
of pay in the e. S. Army. The scale ot
remuneration is, we believe, the same in
the Confederate army:
The pay of a MajorG erieral is $2,6t0 q
year, aud he is entitled to fifteen rations a
day, which, commuted ut thirty cents each
net the sum of 81 ,430, making his aggregate
annual emolument 81, ,000 A Major-Gcueral
is also entitled to four servants, whose ra
tions tone each) he can also comEl.ite. aud
to five horses, for which he can draw forty
cents each "a day. When commander in chief,
or commander of a separate army in the
field or Of a department, he is entitled Il!
double rations, amounting to s., ,73S a year.
The pay of Brigadier-General is 81 ,4ss,
with twelve raiions, four horses, aud three
servants, the rations Of which, commuted,
amount toE2, go 40
The pay of Assistant Adiutant General,
Qaartermaster, Colnmissary OF Subsistence,
and Assistant QnartermasterG General, in IA
corps organization, leach rank of Lieuten-
ant Coionel,) is sos month, with five ra
tions, two horses, and two servants. Aides
de camp, with rank OF Major, receive $50,
and with rank of Captain, $40 a month, each
with four rati0ns and two horses. A Chief
.of Artillery in corps organizations receives
$40, and Judge Advocate $50 month, each
with foar rations and two servants. In dl-
vision organization (brigade) an Abide Camp
receives S1i, in addition to pay OF Lieutenant
of infantry. In brigade organizations the
pay is as follows ode Camp, with rank OF
Lieutenant, $40 month, in addition to
Lieutenant's pay; Assistant Adjatant Gene,
raj, $50; Commissary of Subsistence, $40;
each with four rations, two horses, and one
Chaplains receive 800 a month, and are
entitled to two ratious, one horse, but no
servants. A Colonel Of Infantry receives,
with rations, $l96 40 month, (of. 81 days j
a Lieutenant Colonel $l72 ~; a. Major $l52
50: a.Captain $3.50, with 80 additional for
responsibility of arms and clotbiAg; an Adj
iutant and Quarfermaster SlsD; First l.ieu-
tenant SliO, and Second Lieutenant $l05--
Upon this Colonel pays "a 50 tax, IA Lieu
tenant Colonel $3 G6; Major s$3 W; Captain
81 40: Adiutant and Quartermastef 81 I'D;
First Lieutenant 81 80; Second Lieutenant
81 65.
The. .pax of cavalry officers is slightly in ad-
vance of that of infantry officers. A Colonel
receives for one month, Of thirty one days,
S2lS 40 a Lieutenant.C Colonel $lS9 10; Ma
jor $l64 80; Adjutant and Quartefmaster
$l24 IL; Captain Sl41; Lientenants STA 30;
Chaplain sis 60. Officers Of light artillery
aropaid the same as cavalry officers OF the same
rank. Engineer and sigpN officers receive
similar pay; Surgeons are paid as Majors
Of cavalry, and Assistant Surgeons as Lieu
tenants of cavalry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

HALLEcK ON THE DkArr-A Wash
ington correspondent, under date OF the
Sd inst, says:
On the subject OF the draft learn that
General Halleck Is very emplat;eal: t'siT,
we lnast either raise two hundred Thousand
lnen this fall for victory and peace, or,eighf
hundred thousand nen next spring 10 pre-
vent all that We have won beiag. wrung from
n,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

1He Aiseas Ther0 werc broelhf = A1,n
yeaterday at3erpo1l1 "a ~ O. ~ ~
1n<lssc1 ID t1o Lag rfiecx. }0ln1 49, |I5S1
fayalrynlen. Ten Of thcG 6x1Qk1 + ~
9Th Pennsylvania cavalry, and Ma olh1f lit
were members Of the Lit Mayy1and coSp1sY.
Ihes.we.c taken at Gaines's csuss roode, q
the ed Inst. = 3
Al uastIe Thunder were committed ca.
Cotton, n Yankee deserter from compan1 D.
lst Maine infantry, and M. Schwartx, Z useun.
her OF the second class nsilitis, who refused
to DO duty, -
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chd,gc of Arson.-Edmond, slave Of Jacob
kcck, was arrested Especial constable Win.
>. Wade, m itenrico county, yesterday, and
carried before Justice Waldro,s, charRc6N WITH
burning the house of D. w. Heath, In sAid
county The accused was committed to tho
county Jail for further trsnl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

ReneW Of Lee Mzlory--The programme
Tor the Metropolitan Hall tonight cannot
tail to entertain all who may atfend Tho
proceeds are for the benefit Of the indefAii-
gable manager, whose exertions Tor the Last
SIX or eight months to please the pnblec DE-
serve the most unbounded success.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

Postponed. The examination Of Alfred Win
ston, charged with shooting MH. EjixaI,eti,
Lucas, OF HenficO, which was 10 have tnkor
place yesterday, has been postponed TIN 6staf-
day morning next, at 10 O'clock : The ox6mi
nation willtake placeat VIM. & Wade & Co.'S
Office, near the corner Of Franklin and Gov.
ernOr ste. - sls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

CHATTANOOGA NOT EyAcuATEn.-ft has
bcen run1areL for seaeral days past that
Chattanooga had becn cyacnafcA BY Gen.
Bragg. This Il not so. Only tue non-c0m,
bataiits have left The city. II is -atitest in \
letter from an officer In Bragssss army that
sS3eu Bragg will light the Fedsrais II Chat
tanoo9a
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MoE,LE TO BE ATTAekEn-We les.rn fron

MOBILE To BE EATTAcKEn--We learn from
gentleman just from New Orieans (sals the
Mobile Tritu,,e, Of the .s,5th, that ON the 1lth
instant about 20,0W Of Grants .arnly laq.ted
at Camp Parapet, which Is about three mics
above Carrolton. 1t was stated by the fan-
KEGS that within day or two 10000 usosH
would arrive These men stated that tney
would either rendezvous at Ship Island s,s
Pensarela. and they intended to take Mobile
within eix weeks.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

An L.fmriotcd Itmaan--A white woman
lIamed Fannie Tayl ylor, was brought before His
Honor yesterday morning on the charge ol
being drunk and disorderly iiAthc street. or
rcer Branch, who arrested her, testified thai,
about i've O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, the
accused was found on 18th street, In the
neiyhborhood of Victors mill, in very
drunken state, and that she was using Ian
guage of an obscene and pr0fane character.
Upon aolnonishiug her in regard to her con
duet she turned on him, and for some time
he was in doubt as to "who was the best
man of the'two." Finding the contest be-
tween them rather exhausting TO himself,
he was compelled to call in assistance, and,
with the aid of citizens, she was ut last got
ten to the cage and securely fastened up.
Fannie desired the Mayer to listen to her
version of the afi;iir, which, with his usual
gaiiantry to the sex, he assented to. SIG had
been up all Tuesday night, and feeling badly
afterwards had rtsorted to the whislkey bot
tie to put her all right agsin." Not having
taken anything for some time before, 1t had
liown to her head aud made her q ~ little
merry As to being guilty Of the eXces siye
impropriety alleged against her, THAT was .
.iie. 'fj.xsstsl ! 1rdi igpatiaR fs esd shomn
-by herwhen acctstsd bJ stiicsS brought
He had choked her, beaytaer over the head,
and entirely stripped her Of her clothing. -
She hoped the Mayor would allow her 10 go
This time, nnd she would assure him il
would be the last time any complaint would
be made against her.
His Honor recognized Fannie as a woman
Of worthless habits, and declined to set her
at liberty She had been before him severxi
times and had already served some time in
The city Jail. There she must go again, uil
less she cbg,d furnish security Tor her good
behavior for twelve months. In the course
of the proceedings Ills Honor very property
admonished his officers that undue Violence
was not To be exercised in the performance
OF their duty, especially when the subject
was woman. From the appearance of this
woman she had been roughly treated, aud il
fntufceneh conduct could not be overlooked
4. was asserted that the marks on her face
neck and ilassa lad easund from her helidcs;
condition and seyerai falls which she ha,
had Fannie twas committed to Prison fo
tWylye months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

=; ;"'s.lsslPFI The Kississippian CON
"',,s INC following in reference 10 affairs
'n that quarter:
,,,,a va' special yesterday ffom jackson indi
81 va. movement Oh the part OF the enemy
s,a gieas importance II seems that three
aa.; corps areto he conneHtfa.td at Shreves-
iha H. 10 70 operate against Kirby Smith and
tr,,. SToihiederate Ti fofces belonging to the
msn. AisSissippi Department: This move
siss;a sm relieve for time the State Of Mis-.
,Iasslppi Isspp A garrison viii he Teft at Vicks-
outg and the State will not be oyerrun ox.
,e ,ep BY raids. If the people win attend to
,ae ,aaess, we will not suffer much more from
,ai.,,. .ankees until the trans Mississippi cam.
If snali have been concluded. Tue atale
bresaa. .auia Is not, we think, threatened ai
or v,aa either from the direction of Mobile
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

Ordered Whipoiag Robert, slave Of
elizabeth Hancock, was arraigned yesterday
for trespassing upon the premises Of Mrs.
Anna Street. he was ordered so lashes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

Fihed.--John MePherson was fined % yes.
tesday by the Mayor for shOotings I run
within The corporate limits In the day time
on "Wednesday last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-04

GEN LEES ARNy.-The correspondent
Of the Mobile Register, writing from
Orange Court House, August l7th, fur
nishes the following:
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eourse whieh IS .i1onoFa6le and ght to
sue.
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BON Sun Tranrisco.
mtneres o1Is @btna.

@anGrunctscO, 10, Gebr. @s ia.
men btsr fOl9enDe Saife bier an Dumpfer
st. QOuis" bon 9anama, S9tf vNtlp
6untsr" bon 2iperpOOl, S4tff u6enrp Brig
BAN" BON 9Ous Song, @9tff y9Urnet'
BON Stem gOrt, Brig uSClepbine" bon 8iO,
0la6 pong &Ons abSefabren: Oampfer Sen.
Geo."
Das SGif u9errp Brigham" bringt 25C
9ineilde @aRasiere. Sc
SIM san3sn Staat reeust es fart. - Sc
l6d1te ltno null nnO Neut9teiten stbt e8 ga,
nt6t.
Die Nusfubr BON 8aumwOlle mad eng
LAMB mar i'm 3unehmen.
Die DtS3ipliniruns Der Aine0IAen Splpa.
ten auf eurOpatl6e @eile madte 8ortiHritt'
unb es Idtsn Nualf4t gu lein, pub Der 8eriud
tiidtts sebilOete 6ruppsn gu bilpsn, seltm8sr
tperDe.
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0nIf<9 Cpartemeut.
Grpebitiun nddb 8aDuu Sedbe,

fL M AU L-
New Orleans, 8. 8ebr, @sneral
Bant8 wtrb wabrl1einliA perlSnlia pas
SommanDu iiber etne mad Bayou TeGe tltn=
aefabr 100 Wtetlen tpeRli9 UUn Nep Srleans)
au8smraltsnDe expedition itternebmsh, I'M
aef1br $500 Nebelen, worunter 1900 Wfann
@apaaerte unD bret Selpbatterten. mnter 8ri-
aapegeneral DID Sastur, baden (t6 mad bte
fer SnIel I'm Witniitppt 9e3ueen. Wfau
glaubt, pab Otes Die etn3tsen Nebelentruppen
spiIAen Seem Orleans unD SeraS ltnD. Srt,
aaoeaeneral WetBel bat Idon etnmal perln6t
lie 3u pertretben, funnte aber nur paS 8ebel=
lentanonenbcot p@pttOn" BET GeGe berni@ten.
gtne erSBere Moat fol- tebt pa5a %perpenoei
tperben. Die Expedition bat ptele S6wterta.
feiten 3u b lettt9en, unb es wtrp wabrI6ein-
It'd einen barton &f otiesen. Mar
elaubt, bae bic Expedition nod ctele NO6'
abseben miro.
Nbmtral 8arra9ut III auf Dem Dampfel
o5artfOrD" abseretf. Moa %permutbet, baf
er auf elmer 6orlAun9Sretle ua9 @aIpeltcn,
MObtle unO Benlacola beerifen III, nm ld
perIGnli6 BON benz 3uItanpe pteie r 9ldbe 81
iiber3eugen, unb letnen Sbeertadsn etne anOer'
@eleeentett our Nus3eiGnunB 3n geben.
Cine erpBe, linton : MafenserI amnlung
tptrD am 7sp. W. tn Nep=O orleans abse=
hdften. nf1
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sotaIbertesfe aae 2&sa7e1nat0ae
t@tns @pton

+@tn4Y ert9t8bpf fIr @ptOne
Die 5erren @eneralmaicrs Stmnsr, o. 5art
fluff unb Wurreu, 8r~igaOegeusral q. 9orter
bic @plunelS @tblon, r@titar, 8efenpen. SCR.
gen, uni einise @apttdne, nebft Sol. s. 6ol
ais Nuotteur, btlOen ben leptglt@ CUR Qbur-
tbeiluus iber Spipne stnesleRten G'ert6tsbOi
wel6sr tdsliA 9tbuneen talt. : Der jsbi
pOrlissenpe SAT- 1T Der bes Or. 9otpsu. mel
der bet ber Nfatre BON Oumfriss ben &ebet,
len ais 6abrer Septent baben iUI,
t 666erer 2pbn.--&tn narR Dele,
cation Der Nrbeiter aus Ger yiaDY garb be9af
fd poreetern tns capitol, nm pen Mttatie.
bern betoer 9duIer 8Orfelun9en gu MAIDEN,
sic MIN often @rtGbuns ibrss 9pbnes, I'M
penlelben nit Den Sslttesenen Prstien Der Sc
benSmtttd In @tutlan9 gu brtn9en.
f.-@eneral
9etnselman Gat stne Srpre ~erlolisn, pabin
DaB benz MlaYOr BON NleranDrta seltattet 1T,
9icen3sn fur ben 8ertauf BON Spirituuiem a.
ertbetlen; bod mub Drrber cine lpectele Durd
pas Wtilitdrgonpernsment 9ebtaiste BerfanlS.
erlau6ntB bon Der betrefsnpen Ysrlon beige.
braHt tperOen.
Geforbene S%Olbaten. --oaeSr
Der jansltsn 5Optealife Der oerl6tebsnen So.
ipitaler fnoen mir fClseupe peutl4tltnseaO'
Namea:
u. 8Owier, 139. Venniplp. Rsst.
.. y. S&el, 118. DO.
80. 9eBter, 1O7. 9ew gOrt 8eg,
s. S1ulb, 154. ,
s. Setse /. Seem SerleY &es.
t Dte &e9ulattUnen In Setref
Der SfentliHen 8srsniisunSsn I'm Dtltrit
Columbia, wel&e TN Senate pOr9ebra6t ItnO
perfaSen, baB fur Sbeater> unp @cneertanf
fatrungen jeoer Nrt 3tcen3en senOmtmen tper
ben milisn; bab ferner In lolGen 4Otalttatsl
tetn Detn, Bter, 9aSsrbisr, ODER 8ranutwei'
p~ertauft tperpen piirfs. ''47'~'N
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@ie Dnr4 bic MIabama serft6rtem e@i6e.

Bottom, 10. Tebr. Die am 81. .. 81.
BET NQpiettO eetaperte Briggs Gbaftlain wutOe
omrG cte Nlatanta senOmmeh unp ntbt, tpts
fra6er eemslOet, Our@ bic NetrtbuttUn. Gie
@OlDen GuIe wurpe bnrG Oenlelben @trutsn
perbrannt. Der BON Bottom mad Ana @opss
befimmte S9pOner 9anUper erlttt oa1elbs
@&tdlal. @lS Die Mlabama bic @Olben 8ale
nabnt, Oerlanste SemmeS etnet Nusrreis fab
bte 9aOuns neutrales @i9entbum iet, ben GER
Captain nidt gu seben i'm Stanoe mar
Semmts fol- Oarauf erwtcert baben, bab peau
er aud am eth stn3tss GOninIufs3snSntb an
BUrp beIaBe, welhsS bic fremOe ytattUnalit1t
zines SbetlS pts Cargo DUeumenttre, er rae
S6tff niAt aebmen tpurbe.
Daraui UurOen Oif3tere uno Mannl6af #
an Bcro Des Alabama Sebra9t, u, bas SdiH
tn 8ranO 9efedt.
Die @clben Nale tdtte Spant1&e, Ttan-
aSF14e mnp GnSltlAe @ater an 8OrD.
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Bon Der NntOmatGrmce.
;6upfer8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RUUEGES ZAEMGtUSEVpuAIuUys a
gtnsm Nripatbrtsfe etnes Deut(4en In Der
WCtomacsNrme entnebmen ntr TUlgenoes
Sett ScOfer baS SbercUmmanoO bat, bat fh
In Der Nrmee cine Belerung bemetf6ar sc.
MaGt, bic mtrtlt@ erfrfulth 1T. Ct mtltet
Den Stal eebSrtg aus unO BAT bauptl16lt4
i'm 2Hartiermeitsrs . Department. srcBe Ser
anoeruu9Cn bOr9tnCmmen. Wtr frbaIten
iebt Qe6enSmtttel i'm lleberluB unD Sadfn,
Die mir Ttlber mic az Ieben bttamen. QaE
Dtes cine quite 0irfun9 duf Die Truppsn aus
Ib., 1T bon Sag gu Sag belIer 3u Eebea, @slo
bobea mir bie gum 30. October frDaIten Der
Helt tpiro bnlp nattfommen. IS mar aber
aud 6O6e .3sit, beg ein Mann an bic Sptbe
Der Nrmes Fam, Der ben Wtc@lellan'I6 en 0ers
rat6er> @5elG baunte. W1c@tslfan, Der BON
teinem SOjbaten anDerS ais bsr l6wariete
8ertdtper gsnonnt ptrO, bat bic Nrmee OBJ
fAtltG St pemoraltltren 9eluAt eab es t6m
In II Sabren trOb a0er Slnfrensuns ntdt
SelanB, btt3 d Sn c 3tst 81 erretHrn, Oas 1T
lebtsli0 Gem lOp len @eife Der SOlOaten gu
DerhaaFen, pte NIT ieOem Sage uihapdr5er"
DerGen. Atr !punOern HuS nl6t, paB Sic
GILLIAN Gin 8err1tber mar, benn NIT engltIn.
franjGlt9 pemofrattlAem @elbe TT O@ini9es"
3t ma6en ; aber RAP Nie Nesieruns etneu
lOt6en 8uriAsa lammt goniOrtsn ntGt b:tm
rGripps" nabm, pari6er wunOsrn mir uns,
untre 3ett ldnft batO ub, n1etn MIR flint
frlt i6er5eu9t, OaB 0oOter nod OOrber ben
NebeGen eneltG ;etgt, paB bic @otOmncsN rmet
iBnen eetpoAien 1T unO ntdt LANCER meb,
gum SpaiIe preiuihIdst. Na4ltens tpirO et
bier far6terlt6er @rnf tuerben.
GeneraI #iset. 1908
@snerol Stgel ltebt, wie mir bGren, eessn-
tpartts reGt frtlt unO seiunO aus. @eir
friberes luUoblletn mar ollO ntGt 70 sefd9r
lid pte 90 oarselteQt tpUroen mar. g8t,
freuen ttns rg4t iebr b%ariter.
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Ote Yarele bes YrebfgerS 6.
y a lbtell pelGe berleIbe, INN frstaelaGn
81 p etpsri, unter3et4enctf, lautet tpOrtlt6 fuls
genoermaeen : sa6m
Saupiquartter beS Observation-Disclosures, }
Baltimore, IL. ,6e6r. 10 al {
SD, 9ubn $. Dqibieqi betenne hermit
frgtipiais, oab es rtetae YHIGt 9etps1en mare,
mid aubcr 3a untsrriGtGn oDer bei superldlIi .
ger Qnele 81 ert~nnoi9eneOb bic, am 8enRsr
oes tn Der StbbIslra6e beteaenen @eb1ubes.
bon ipeldem Id Die 6lagge am SOri9em @cnns
tdse b%srabnubm, auf Sffe6t Der 8s6Sroe bort
ausgebdu9t Iet, bepgr Id, baau i&ritt, le auf
meine eisepe 8frantwprtIi6feit aa entfernen.
.unp f6 9ebf bierburd nein @brenwOrt, paB
ts IntG Ia jeber 8e5isbuus 10 benebmen min,
tpte etnem t%reiten,T Io9alen, baS @eIsb a6ten=
ben Biirger BET Ser. Stdaten 9ebItrt, uub
tpeoer NeItlt .etpas ttup, nod Nnpern belfen,
SerlGnb lflten Ober Northumberland aeben
ptll, IN finger, ipelde Das @Obl neines
San0e0 ODER Die &3rs ber 8laaee pssl elbeu &c
eHlteWFllGen. aruqi MS gbilGsm sea ]
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Der m~ebsaenWiDSer gidsburs oOahdmois' ~nntauss
Itdb 9emdd,t.

WaI9tngtUn, 10. 8sbr. Der @Cntres
Nbnlical YCrter bat unterma 8. D. Sc. Dem
Observation-Disclosures einen BertHt ab9etattet, IN
wslAem CT an3etet, zap Der Dampfmtooer
@ids6urg Ourb Die Suetn Of tbe @et oerdrt
Su9eriGtet trurbe, DaB er nur burG Ieere Sob
lenIhife, tpelGe pte 0tebeleu an leinen Setten
bsfslftBt ta6en, flUtt eebalten rtro.
Gr mar Der erGbte unO lGrtfe Dampfer nuf
benz 6lufe, Der fInfte, Der auf benz Nliiflitppi
untau9li@ eemdGt rurbe. Setne N6ber nnb
&ab9etGule nnb total 3ertrimmert uno bic
etne Ietuer @etten 1T etngeDridt. Sn Der 9la1t
pom z. 9ing Elm nit 10000 Sulba &Oblsn
belabsne6 6abr3sus flubabUGrtS mnb erretGte
slidli6 bte 0uetn Of tie @ef, Obne Don ben
Battertssn benertt sl wfrben.
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DETERMINATION Be. Sen. @taureaarS.

8tGmOnOer Sl0ttsr entbalten cine Nroclas
NATION BeaureearD's, tn wel6sr er ben 8ar<
germ @barlefonS mi Soounnabs an3ei9t,
DaB eth Bcmbarbement pielsr bstoen StGpte
bsSOrfebe, unO jebm uidt 8aFenfdbigsn
nuffOrDert, lpfOrt ltG tns Sunere gu beBsbsn.
ST ia8t, Die praTunesfunDe iet setOmmsn,
nnb ruff Die 8araer prtnaenO Az ben 9Dafsn.
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Gen. Trem

Stem gorf, 10. 6s6r Das @srG4t,
OaB Sen. S. 6. Sremoit nm 8ei6afti9ung
etngstommen uno bon Der Apmta t~tratiOn be
ttmntt Iet, ais Wtlttar.@ Squire rneir BON Rom
carolina gu funeiren, idsiut Our6 Die ltatt
sebabte &tit9ndtipa oe8 @oupsrneur Stanl0
Don Nerps@ arOltnu an BabrlGeinli@teit 3u
o%eiuinnen. rtq
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Nalttmpre, beH 10. Bebr. 1868,
Oa br 8oatb Ger Staht. 6 mmiHdre itrtfhtde @eiu&e ct
banen bat BON ben BeIisrn buS er6sten Ebdls res @runb.
s~issntbums an @ufsrm Apei ue traber @tIfftr. 8enanuD
,n I6en @beder. uno stiltr., 6ieIelbe NpeHue ~ 0%rabutre n
10 @trb bterott aaen babel bttbstitsten YaiOnen Na6ri6
| ~Qeaeben, baS Der Bparb f6 In letuer Office, Sap 6aI, am
5reitag ben 20. Jebruar, Bormitta9s II ubr, eeriantmelt, UNI
bela9te Gsla9e III @rwdeun9 sn 3eken,
SIN auitrG9
9 m GrCpIeH,
6ebrI2-20 @lert Der Str. &crnmtHdre.