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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-12-03

MECHANICS AssEMBLIEs.-Wc are re-
quested to notify the subscribers to these As
semblies, that on Friday evening next they
will be expected to be present. Chandler win
be there.
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Latest from Knorritte-Retreat OF Lonystrcet
Begun.

Begun.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.
The Star has courteously furnished, in ad-
vance of publication, the following dispatches
from an authentic source:
Cumberland Pass Nor. 30-1l.5O T.. NJ
Capt. Byrd repulsed Wheeer's attack at King
ston, on Wednesday last. Wheeler then re-
tired toward Knoxville.
Tdze,oeu, Tenn, Dec $50 4. M-Reports
from outposts this evening concur in establish
fishing the fact that Longstreet is retreating
from Knoxville towards Virginia.
u II. H.-The report Of scouts sent out from
the advance cavalry posts indicate that Long
street has commenced to retreat from his po-
sition around Knoxville.
a large cavalry force is now advancing on
Maynardsville, which think is the fanking
column of the main body of Longstreet or
Jones, probably moving Off on the Rutledge
road
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Municipal Court.-Dcc. 2.

The liquors seized short time since on The
premises of Nathaniel Atkins, at the McClel-
Ian House, and also the liquors seized at the
store of o. B. Howard, at Morrill's Corner,
Westbrook, were declared forfeited to said
town, no one appearing to claim them.
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OCEAN No. 4.-This company have one of
their dancing assemblies this evening, at Me-
ehanics' Hall, aud their friends will govern
themselves accordingly. Chandler will be
there
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LABoRER INJURED.-A laborer employed
upon Fort Scammel named Patrick Connolly.
had his leg terribly mangled yesterday by the
falling OF cask of lime upon it.
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Major General Communicative.
breaking Ground GA the Uaion Pacific Rail-
r0~d.

OMAHA, Dec. 2.
The ceremony of formally breaking the
ground on the west side of the Missouri River
for the Union Pacific Railroad, occurred to-
day. Nearly one thousand persons were pres
ent, including Gov. Saunders, of Nebraska,
and the Mayors and Councils of the cities of
Omaha and Council Bluffs. At three O'Clock,
amid the roar of artillery and the shouts OF
the people, the engineers of the road com
menced the work, assisted by Gov. Saunders
aud the above Mayors. After these ceremo-
MES addresses were made by the Governro and
Others. Dispatches were read from the Presi.
dent, Secretary Seward, Gov. Yates Of Illinois,
Mayor Opdyke of New York, Gen. Dix, and
others The proceedings OF the day were con-
cluded by grand banquet, given at the
Hemdon House, and general illumination Of
the city.
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WANTS. LOST.
Loan Of sl8, 0s5 wanted for Town
Of BridgeOn.

A a legal meeting of the inhabitants Of the town
"A OF BRIDerox, held on the 18th day Of Novem.
Der, 1863 : :
urer Of Bridgton to procure loan and give Z Town
Note or Notes in behalf Of said town. at rate Of in
terest not exceeding six per cent for two years q
SUN SUFFICIENT to pay each volunteer e325-and they
are mustered into the service of the United Stsfec
and credited to said town portion Of their QUO
ia under the last cell for men by the President OF
the United States
The quota Of said town is "a men, and the above
sum Of slS95 required to pay each man the above
bounty OF s325.
Persons and corporations DESTROYS OF an
or any portion OF said loan will please comm meat
with the undersigned by mail, stating amount and
lowest terms. ALVIN DAVIS
Treasurer Of Bridgton.
Brihgton, Nov. ~, 1868. decl 4wdkw
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. II ClnDn'S Hack

CORNER OFCoyGRESS AND Elm STREETS.
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
w Portland and vicinity, that he has been in this
city four months. During that time we have treatee
large number OF patients with wonderful success
and curing persons in such short space of time that
the question is omen asked do they STAY cured To
TINS question we will say that all that do not stay
cured We viii doctor the second time for nothing
This with the success we have met with is a sure
guarantee that our services appreciated There.
fore, lest patients should delay CONT for fear we
shall not stay long enough to give the test we will
HIRE say that we shall stay in this city at least until
next April.
DIR. ID. has been practical Electrician for twenty.
one years, and Is also regular graduated
Electricity Is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases
in the form OF nervous or sick headache neuralr s
IN me mead neck or oxtremities consumption W hen
In the acute stages where the lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scroiula hip
hite swellings, spinal diseases curvature
OF the spine. contracted muscles, distorted limb.
palsy or paralysis, St. yitas' Dance ea'ness STAN.
mering or hesianey OF speech dyspepsia, indiges.
ton, constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that can be presented; asthma bronch-
complaints.
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- We understand that schooner loaded
lime, was burned in the lower harbor with
yesterday. We have received no particulars.
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nE-We would call the

@-We would call the attention o. persons
interested to the advertisement of the Mon
treal Ocean Steamship Co. The steamship
America is advertised to sail from this port on
Saturday, Immediately after the arrival of the
train that leaves Montreal on Friday, in which
persons can take passage for Londonderry.
Glasgow and Liverpool at low rates of fare.
The steamship Hibernian will leave on the
10Th inst
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cI-Sale Of Millinery and Fancy Goods at
auction, at house No. II Free street, to- day at
10 o'clock.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Dee 2.
To HoN. f. NJ. STANTON, Secretary of Var:
The Government supplies for our prisoners
are received and forwarded by the rebel agent
Supplies furnished by State agencies are also
received and forwarded; also individual sup
plies. l send two boats loaded with provi-
sions to City Point to-day.
(Signed,) A. A. MEREDITH,
Brig. Gen. and Com'r of Exchange.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2.
There was shipped to-day for Richmond, by
c. c. Fulton, from the Relief fund, forty-five
boxes and twenty-five barrels Of provisions,
costing over 81 800. Shipments from this fund,
which is mainly contributed by citizens of
Baltimore and some of the surrounding cities,
are made daily.
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HEApouARrERs DRAFT RENDEZVOUS, !


Portland. Dec |, 1868.
ORDERS No. 41.-fhe streets of Portland win
~ hereafter be patroled by guard from Camp
Berry and all soldiars found upon tie streets not
having proper passes, will be arrested and sent to
amp Berry, aud any soldier found drunk or behay-
ing IN disorderly manner will be sent Immediately
TO Jail
The fact Of soldier not belonging e this Camp
VIII not shield him FROM Tbs penalty OF this order.
by order at Brig. Gen. II WILEY.
j. L. HARRISON,
dec2-dtf Capt 9th Cav, Act. Asst. AdJt Gen.
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GLASS WORKS.

FULL value paid for broken glass by the psekasss
Il IL broken Ane IL reduces the value. DO not
want window or colored glass.
nova dim Send TO PORTLAND GLASS CO.
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ON SATURDAY, Dec. s, at 10J O'Clock A. M. AZ
" Once. % Exchange street, We shall sell au In
Toise Of Furniture consisting in part Of MAJ og.ny
Card, Centre and Work Tables; Wooden, OH Cloth
ana straw Carpets, Looking Glasses, Sewing Ma.
cnines' one good old fashioned Sideboard In mir
0Iusr bureaus, Clothes Press, Cupboards Spring
Bed, BOOK Shelves. firkins. Crockery and Gisss
ware, Jngs, Alright, Parlor, Cylinder and Cook
Also-0ne good Platform Scale. gooa so.,hsr,
Pine Railing for counting rooms, one besk. Coupser.
birthstone. &c. SSsAe''
doc2 HENRY BAILEY CO., Auc.iopeer.
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Parsons Cough Candy is genuine and
reliable remedy. See special notice column.
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4 LOAN Of Nine Thousand Nine Hundred Dol.
"A lars. to be repaid In nine years. In yearly IN
stallments of eleven hundred dollars each wiz IN.
terest, at per cent, payable semi-annuay at some
Portland Bank.
time desired. will be feceiy ed by the ed a
standish. by mail or otherwise. until Saturday,
Dec. 5th.
Parties whose proposals may be accepted, will be
notified to that effect immediately
Standish, Nov. 9th. 1858.
JOSEPH SANBORN, \ seleetmen
EBEN'R MOULT0N,! OF
ASA BERRY, \ Stardish
TN. BRADBURY, Town treasurer.
nov3D div
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Wanted

4 = OR ~ first rate SHOOK MAKERS to whom
LIZ good wages and steady employment VIII BE-
given. Apply TO
A. l.. MORSE,
>novs dim. No. India Wharf, Boston. Nass.
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Gen" job" Morgan not ia Canada.
New YORK, Dec. 2.
The Toronto Leader of Tuesday, says the
report that John Morgan had arrived there. is
a canard
CINCINNATI. Dec. ..
The report that John Morgan is in Canada.
is not credited here. 1t is believed he went to
the Ohio River and crossed into Virginia.
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MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
United state. District Court.
WARE, j., PRESIDING.

wEDNEsDAY-1he grand jury came in yes
terday and reported one case and then retired.
The indictment was against man in the Pas
sadumkeag District for smuggling. The de-
PENDANT pleaded aolo coatendere Sentence
not pronounced.
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Netc York Market.

1VtW IOTk -HUFEtT.
NEW YORK Dec. 2.
Cotton-quict at Soc for middling uplands
flour-State and Western dull: Superfne State
9 40; Round Hoop Ohio Is a As: choice do 90
q 90; Superfne Western 90 q Z As; extra West
ern . 80 g 3d. Southern less firm: Mixed to good
80 g 10; Fancy and extra Is q 10 IS: Canada
dull; Common s 80 g 8 40; Extra do 8 45 a9.
Wheat-lc higher; Chicago Spring Al q A !;
Milwaukee Club ! Al g A; Amber Milwaukee / "A
q 40; Winter Red Western | so a 81; Amber
Michigan 50 a GO; Choice do G.; White Gennes-
see 20; White Canada 50.
Corn-du and dropping; Mixed wcsteI n shipping
20 a % in store.
0ats-dul and q &c lower; sales at IS a 50.
Beef-quiet and steady; Country Mess 90 a 90.
Pork-a shade frmer; mess Is Is a. Is 8, for new
Sugars-quiet; New Orleans 10 a 49,
Cofee-quiet and steady.
enthusiastically New Orleans A a 10
Freights to Liverpool - more active and irmer
-four Is Sd; grain 4d.
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CONDENSED STATEMENT
Or rHE-
BANY CITY
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ALBANY. N. y,
To the Secretary Of the State of Maine.


Capital Stock, all paid in, 500 coo q,
Surplus over capital, es6&s "a
United States : 3l0 Bonds,
market value, 10 $40 III
Y. >. $50 Bonds market value. f3.Ysl %
y > tsoi 1851, 1880 %
L. s. Certificate OF Indehsed-
ness; marke, value, s.4os 90
l9l shares mon Bank, Albany, 5000 0O
$1,000 Potsdam and Wasertown
Railroad bonds. LIST mortgage
guaranteed. 1000 90
Bonds and mortgages, lst lien
on real estate, principally In
the city of Albany, prop
periy worth double amount
of mortgsgc. ll0.63s -
Cash on deposit in Union Bank. 43ll3 "a
Cash In hands of agents and in
course of Transmission, 7LDD 90
Office personal property, 900 90
Total assets, ~42e IA 81
LIABILITIES.
Losses adjusted and due, Non.
Losses adjusted not due, (since add s40fD a,
Losses reported, waiting proof 400 On
WA TiLliN6HAsr, Pre.ideS,.
J. II. RICE, Secretary. ~ = -
State Of New York. City Of Albany. a.
sworn 10 and subscribed before me this l6th cav
OF November. 1853. GEORGE WOLfORD,
Commissioner for the State OF Maine
JEREMIAH DOW. Agent,
dee2 DIST PORTLAND. MAINE.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.
The following has been received from Gen.
Banks:
Brownsville, Terds, Nor. 9.-To his Excel
lency, Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States: 1 am in occupation of Brazos
Island, Fort Isabel and Brownsville. NV most
sanguine expectations are more than realized.
Three revolutions have occurred in Mata-
moras, effecting the Government of Taminias.
The first was adverse TO the interests of
Mexico and the United States. Everything is
now as favorable as could be expected
(Signedl n p. BANKS,
Major General Commanding.
Gen. Stone officially advises Gen. Haleck,
under date Of New Orleans, Nov. 2Sth, OF the
reception Of the intelligence that Corpus
Christi was in possession of our forces, and
that Arkansas, Texas, was taken by them on
the 18th of November, and the garrison and
three guns were captured
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For Sale.

~ fine Essex-built SCHOONER, 100
kk tons burthen all ready for business
MlA 10 years old, two good suits of sails $50
tSsAzlutr fathoms hemp cable, good chains and
anchors.
cY-Priee So. 700.
For further particulars call on
nov9Jdlu- X. u. YORK & son.
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Grafton to the neU Manager of the BOSTON
Telcnrnph Office.

NEW YORK, Dec. ..
w. +. Richards, Esq, the newly appointed
manager of the Boston Telegia ph office, left
this city this afternoon, for Boston. Quite an
ovation was rendered him by his former assoc
iates in this city, on his departure, and some
one hundred electrical friends paid their fare
wells to him.
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AUCTION SALES.
Millinery, Fancy Goods and Usefn
Articles at Auction.

WE shall sell at Auction, on THURSDAY D,c
w I'd, at 10 O'Clock A. n. at house No. II Free
street an assortment ofusefuI fancy goods to wind
Up retail stock, consisting in part of Ribbon D.
ncai Flowers, Worsted Braids. Linen Threads,
isPes, Hooks, Eyes, Buttons, Needles, Pins, Belt
niooons, Fans uniting Needles, Worsted Patterns
also . good assortment of Toys. suitable for
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SURGEONS and Assistant Surgeons for coiored
- regiments In the Departments Of the south.
Gulf, and Tennessee.
All candidates must be examined before Q Board
of Medical officers
Boards now in session at Boston, New York.
Washington. Cincinnati and ST. Louis, and At the
headquarteIs Of the Armies OF the Potomac. Cpm-
berand and Tennessee.
Applications for examination should be made to
the Surgeon General u s. A., Washiagfoa. ID. c.,
and must be accompanied with one more tcstIne-
mails Of good moral character from respectable per-
sons.
The Board will determine whether the candidate
isqualihed for Surgeon or for Assistant Surgeon.
The candidate must be . graduate Of some Regular
Medical College; non-graduates will not be exsmin-
ed. J. X. BARNES,
Acting Surgeon General.
Surgeon Generals Once, Nov. Is, 1853.
nov24 TT&S2w
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VicaOri1pe Lost.

II OST between Free Street Church and No 5
II South street. Fitch Victorine. Any person
leaving II at No South street shall be suitable
warded. VIRGIL GRfSwOLD.
Portland. Nov. %, 1863. decl div
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horticultural Society.

horticultural Society.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Annual Mectip.
~ ofthe Portland Horticultural Society stands adj
journcd to NJ snday evening next, It'll inst. at Me.
chanics Library Room, at u o'clock, when officers
Tor the ensuing year will be chosen and such other
business as may legally come before It, be transacted
decl I'd s, u. BECKETT, Secretary
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BOARD.

4 PLEASANT Front Room can be had for gsn
IA tlemap and wife at 123 Cumberland street Also
good accommodations for several single gentlemen.
decl div
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fl it Der Al ~ tags y o l.
9ScmcitcS Don SitfSbnr9.
Dumbarnrmrnt ner StaOl.
Tic 2IusGGbtrn 9iIniti3.

G1ita9o, 5. SUM, ltbcno6. So6
OepcIbenboot ,,@eneral 9pon," tpal6c6
am Monta9 2(beno bon Sid6bur9 obs
9inQ, 1T fccben on9efommen.
Od6 Reimbursement pnroe am Won=
tag Den 9an3en Sag fort8eieet uno ate
unfere @efhiiBe nabmen bardn Sbeil.-
Die Somben batten waDrl l6eInll6 mebs
rere @ebGuoe in SranO 9eitcctt, Den man
iab cine 9roBe Seuer6brunit IN Der Stoot.
@enerot 8ront'6 SteQun9 1T 9dnjlib
9ciibcrt.
3wanBi9 Gebeucn ,puroen 8efan9cn
oenommen, ais fie ouf Dem @c9e nod)
Der Stopt rurb unicre Sorpoiten Settle
ju fbtctben periubten. Sn ibrem Ses
fiB fano man 100000 perculiion6 3GnOz
buthen, moran ole Seiosun9 Der Stoot
Mian9eI leioet. :
Die 2(u5iibten finO febr odniti9 uno
bort man, Dap Die Stoot iii rpcni8cn Saz
9en iiber9eben mcroen Wiro.
Die 2(TtiQcrie Der @ener6le Mcpberz
Ion uno Stbcrmon 1T bis ouf so Oaro6
bon cen 9tebellcn &cri6onjun0Cn Dor
9eItbObep mOroCn.
3oblreihe Seritdrfun0en trCtTen bel
unlcrcr 2(rmee Gin, lpoourb uniert Stels
lung 3u9leib 9e8tn cincn ln9rltT pon
Sen. Sobniton 8eoeGt iit-
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SS o II 81 t ce S b II T. G.

= rttl II TX t /, |. SUM. Der Soms
merclal brin9t pole GinjelbeitGn iiber bic
Sperltionen BON 8eneral @jrant6 2(rmee
bis 5um 22itCn Wai. l(t6 er 9c9en &iG6s
burg rufte, 0laubts Ell ooBelbe leitht nPb.
men ;u fonnen, ober Der @runo i'm SRI.
fen Der Stoot ftcllte fib als 70 uneben
uno 6erliftet berau6, Dap e6 faif unmoos
lid mar uniere 2(rtil!erie porrp1rts iu
brln9en. Die RebeUsn ItDanjen Seioten
IlD al5 febr beoeuteno oaB iic nit @ra6
btplbien lparcn, jei9te oaB Die Sorbe,
rcitun8sn 9e9en cine 9ela9erun9 BON Der
Sdnoielte ibon Dor LANCER Belt 9emabt
lporoen poren.
Die OluptuerI1anjun9cn befancen
Iu5 elmer &eibe BON Sorts, ieoe a6t bum
ocrt Waros bon chamber cntfernt, owb
Ciefe SOdnjen perbunoen uno 7 Weilen
IN Der 9ln9e. gSir pcrloren bel Dem 2(n.
3ritT am % Mai i'm 8anjen 5000 ltni.
on6ioloatcn.
Wan nabm an, oaB feiN ueuer Sturm
lf1ttflnocn, ionoern Dap cine re9clmdbi9c
Sfld9erun9 Beginner meroc.
9t1brtbtcn werocu publiirt bis gum
21. Moi, Die Elm Stab6.Sffijier bradte.
llnlcre &ruppen b1tten 3 Sturman9rifTe
9em1Ot, in welben mir jurid9citbla9en
Wurocn. Sci Dem leBteu, DEN 8eneral
Sberman nit 10000 Wonnmatbte, per-
loren mir 600 6oOte uno piele Seylpuns
oett.
llnierc GuBeriten 9inien iino 100 2Juro6
BON ocn &ebeIcnibanjen entfernt, uno
uniere StbarfibUeen perbinoctn Die Size.
bsIlen ju ftucrn. Die RebeuenIbanjcn
i'm 9tG6cn Der Stoot iino uicl beocutcn=
ocr, al6 Die in 8ront.
Sobniton iteDt Sci SodIon nit etlpa
$4,000 W0nn. Wan fdrtbtet cnen I'M
8rlT uon ibm i'm &Ufcn niWt icbr.
rantbat S43O Gefan9ene 9emabt
uno 81 @eibGse 0enommcn.
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3ladbrid)t On Ianern I!

gBtr linb tercit, wie 0ep66nlitb, rp Il c n {
81 L ter fir 8lurrn un0 2lncCrr Yon j6rer Gi9e
uen geCle fit WGnner., Snatcn. unp 5raurn
lruat }u fa5rISjrrn, trlcbtnO aus
Gafjrcrcu, Glanctlcn, Gorn, etc, etc.
llnlcre gGaarcn ino ianlmtti6 nit 0anl nrusn
Waiamcritn pon BEN IcB!rn uno m:il anScnpms
mlnm S}t1nen Uerisrii1t unO bic rctbam unr
CaucrnINn 5artsn in lIG ih1cHc, luO bltidte III
isou 0trii&t UUrBUNIt@r ais jrarnO ans
prrrr Otter Ole In Oslem Ibsilr oI5 9anteS Srrs
fcrlot weypGn. 8aurrn iinrrn ltt5 bd une
Elm src6cS gIOrimsnt Yon gGlorrn, Die Su tbrm
@rbrauds trrritet ino, ,UrI6e mir fitr gEcIle In
cin9er GuantiIGt uup in irGrnO sner SaDrSjdt
otletauIGCn perten unp tmmrr ben + . d. 4 n
prrts dr SO Q 4 rrtautrn brr i'm Warts
ts trbalttn wcrern fnnu. @Bir tauirn tciidnpig
Bplr fir Saar8stp unb Saucrn unc gGclIsr,eus
ger mrroen c5 ilstS Su ibrcm SntsrsiIe fnCsn,
wenn ie i0rc gGcQr al unire Wdbltn tringen,
cDr lie eiselbs iUnlwo putaufrn.
gDir Srrlihsrn rIle 6laIs Qrtcit an bili9en
preltn. Srpnsungcn 6 6.
Gr9stCnit
3cmi5 Doitcr'6 G6Dnc.
9ct9lebrnt, Stuff 10, 1868. n14W
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gSerlercS CTS W1crfrp

--0ie- -&a9riht. BON Der @inuaDmc por
pucbla ourh Die Srdrijofen, metd,e= itbei
Soooahd 9enel0Pt, aber mob INNER be:
Npeifelt puroe, etbGtt ieet offiiielc Sc,
ifdti9un9. luBeroem iperoen lpctcrC
@tn3elbciten beritbtet. -.-.-
Unt lG. Waj batten Die Sranipfcn cine
Yarallele cr6fnet, etrpa 200 9Jaros Don
Sotimebuocon, er6ffneten Gin lebDaftc6
Seuer ouf oieie pofition uno bemontirtcn
aae Sononeu, Die Merifancr fobten
tdpfer ober am nGdlten Saq mar oic
porallcle bic an oen Sup oc5 Sorts au6z
otocbnt. Scet erf6ien Sen. Wenooja
i'm fronS0lidben Eager uno bot bic HGu=
muno Don paebla an, menn Sen Sorcp
Die @arniion nit @offen, 0aoodQe uno
t:iiiGi3u SDel Der 2(rtillerie abjicben la6cn
mpile.
Gen. Sorep fhlu9 Oa6 as mo ernie.
oerte, oo6 CT in >peniaen Stunom sic
Stoet bombaroircn >peroc, lpem fie iiD
nidlt erodbe.
I'm 5 llbr 9totbmittcss iibcrbrdhte
Gin Sffi}icr cincn Srief BON Sen. Srtcs
9a an Sen. 8orcD. oaB cr brrcit ie, iib
oVHe S-eulll9uHS NIT IeiHen Sruppcn auT
6ndcc uno llnAnQbe ju cr9ebcn. Sol.
30 oriQur, Der Gbef bon Sen. Sorcp'6
8encrdlitab, wuroe oarauf NIT Dem |.
Battalion Der S69cr ;u Sup mtcr Som.
monorur GorD mo NIT einem 6ulorcn
ab9el6iGt, um ocn QlaB in Seib 5u
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