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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-09-18
Private school.

i II. HANSON, late principal ofthe High School
- for Boys, will open School for pupils of both
sexes at his residence 81 Congress street Mon
DAY, SEPTEMBER Z. Pupils may spend the usual
school hours at his ROOM or come TO recie. as their
parents choose. Tuition. $40. per quarter of ten
weeks. few boarding scholars eau be accommo-
dated For terms. apply to j. IL. HANSON. Port
land. ang3l eodn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-09-18
AUCTION SALES.
Z. NJ. PATTEN, Auctioneer-O Office ~ Exchange ST.
Dwelling and Land at Auction.

ON Monday, 18th September, at II NJ, on the
" premises, No. 10 Cross, Middle street, will
DC sod the two-storied double dwelling and land be-
House In good repair, convenient containing sixteen
rooms, and well arranged for one or two hmilies
Lot about 90 by 100 sepfs
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-09-18
LOST.

4 LADIES' Gold Watch and Chain, either at the
"A Universast Church. or between that place and
No. IA Munioy Street A liberal reward will be paid
TO the finder by leaving it at he store of Messrs
Burgess Fobes Co., No. so Commercial Street.
septic div
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-09-18
Col. .Fessenden's Regiment.
Attention, Veterans!
5000 to those Enlisting from Portland!
$500 TO those enlisting else where in the
State, in addition to the Bountie.
the Towns mny offer.
VETERAN VOLUNTEERS

i in Col. F. Fessendens Regiment of
VETERAN yOLUNTEERS!
Till September 25. when the Government Bounty
ceases TO be paid.
Now is the time. Their interest, their patriotism
and their valuable experience call upon the Veteran
and Discharged Soldiers to enlist.
Term of enlistment, years d the war. Enquire
of Capt. Sawyer, Raymond; Capt. Randall, Free
port; Capt. Whitman. Turner: Capt. Chase. Port
land Capt Prince, Portland; Capt Jones. Portland; ;
or any of the Lieutenants. If YOU volunteer freely
now you end the in six months. aug25
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A SITUATION as book-keeper salesman by
"A young man of good business experience. Adj
dress Box 2l2l, Portland, Me. septic 1w
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$4,000.

A YOUNG MAN with this amount of CASH de-
IA sires to connect himself with one in good
paving business. Corn and Flour Grocery pre-
ferred. Address j. T., Press Office.
sepl4 dlws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-09-18
Brick-NIasOns Wanted.

LNRSTRATE brick masons can find steady en-
Il ployment, with good pay, upon application at
us. ENGINEER OFFICE,
II septic No 81 Exchange Street. lup srairs.)
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-09-18
Wanted.

GOOD COAT HANDS wantedat
W A. ID. REEVES,
seps 2w No. 9S Exchange Street.
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Olus Sanrh : Carolina.
gtrctttaFeitet Der gtaatss unr GOmfSScrirten Sc
amteu. MmerieamiId,e GOufHln SerrGtber.

s5trcltiaFeiteu Der gtadtss Mnr GonfO1crtrten Scs
amteu. Mtnerieamiid,e GOninin Serratber.
WbtlabetpGto, 10. Stunt, nntens
ltsbenOe Dtpel&e Don gstpbera, BE-, pom
7. Stunt truf bier stn: -as3
fqus Der Roleisb Staatsaeinn9} @-
Btr belirGten, DoB 0te trauri8en Strettt9e
fsiten sriIGeu psm Stante nro benz IGOitGeu
8uube GA tpIsDegGpleu tpsr6en. Der 0Ou1er
neur bat ltA als ausgeI prOAsuer@ntangsr Der
Qebre BON Der @Ou0erainitdt Der Stdatea ere
Hart uno bat im 8orau5 ale Slosen 8sgeI'
BITE ccuf6sertrte 8esieruug entihieben. Btrbes
bGmeru, oaB Der @Onoernetar etue io!feS r0re,
rpte feline itbte, %erlaIIen fonnte, tpUrt1 er gum
aepaltttGtiGsn @t6erFanoe ge9en ots UerbaFs
tuna eints Staatsan9ebGrtsen aufUroert, Der
p3n Der Reoteruns ais cpnIcrtpttpnspfll&ttg
BeanIprudt ptro, Ron etneua NtGter Des
@taotes n6er babDn fteigeiprcGsn LIT. Der
etn,iae @eg gum @rfolge fDr einen Der Sons
liberation 0uoet6stgen Staat it, ale Narrsh
i'm Rampfe an3uareugen Ooer pas 6eln iOf0rt
aa ssrtaIsn. Wst9stlte Gctnnnng 1T tesOsr
NIT Gbre npA @i@erbeit Streinbar.
ggin Burger bon Nsp SetIf9, CeIen Sru>
Scr Elm Neatment tn otelsm Dspasterhent eOms
manDtrt, If BIER bon MiOnferop, Mtertto, NIT
stnem profit lGmmlti@er atnerifantlGer Sar-
aer In tsnem 9afen ge6en BITE MnHelung Dee
5rn. 8inurp, ~unleres potttSsn SUnInIs, an@
~gefDH,men.
Dieter mnb Gsin 0sfGdftStGetlHober Ser'
Qsuu finb wGtbenDe Nebellen nao Darf cr8ea tn
@euieln1Gaft nit wnierm @oniuA tn Sern
&ru3. Die 8stnOe NIT enOru'sn Anent'tatea
Don 3ufnbren aler Art.
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1mpfGr3te.

@s it bic YFi@t Der 9mpfGr3te, iebes @auS in ibren
0arbs All beInGeu, Seoeu 3u inrpfetI, tpeld5er it1 Bel
i6ueu TT benz 3nede uIelset, unb ebeufals in ibren SGuz
fern 3n Iol9eu Gtunbeu, ME tie ber Staotar3t beftiutmeu
mag, Sulpfmusea oprSuuebmeu. Gs fclgea bic gtamen
Der SulpfGr5te nit bereu gBObuun9eu uno Der 3eit, spena
fe au Sanie Speratipuen bcrnebnten peroen:
/, uno .. g6oro Or. 9arrp GB. Sap, 40 Siib Gbens
fraBe, Z Els s aserntittasS unb l bic 2
9abmittass.
3. unb 1. 9earb Or. Santes 6. Sealp, 8tcrbreftaGde
BON Baltimore NIB Gbeuitr., 5 BIG 6
EaGnlittags.
8. NIB 6. QSorb Or. Somuel s.. Yctpel, 23S #
Wpuumentfr., 3 Bis 4 nbr Na4mittags.
7. nub s. gBarb Or. s. 9. 8rprfs, 1913 AiSquitbfr.
Z bis s gprmtttass uub l Els 2 Sead,=
mitta9s.
9. unh 10. g8aro Or. &6pmaS 3. WtIrtpG 1877 81.
Yanlftr., 5 bS 6 gaGmitta98.
IL. NIB IL. gEarb - Or. Soba 0idlolt, 261 WiabiipN@
Wpenue, 5 bis 6 gta4mtttagS.t
Is. unb IA. @arb - 0r. 8. g. 6lenning8, @de DOH
@reenz unb Granflinftr., 2 bis 3 @a@-
%lnittaga.
Is. unb lG. Marb- Dr. S. A. .. Bates, 45 Cont
wabfr., 3 bis q 9fadmitta9s.
IT. mnb Is. gSarb Or. Sobu 9ieff, 100 G6ef SaItiz
~ mpreitr., 8 Bis 4 Radmittd0s.
Is. unb 90. g8oro Or. g. q. gurnftou, ATS TenEs
iploania 4oenue, 6 Gbenbs.
@. &. &nisbt, 80. @.
IOi1@sl SanitStsratb uub Stabtar5t.
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900 so. Eartsn Mrmse DnrG bos 9oabon Ober
@6enoubua6 36al siebeu, lpeI9eS jsBt aus9e.
,stdnete Msipe fir Dfsrbe abetebt, Oprt unlere
Qtnisn Dur6bre@sn, ii6er BEN @otpmac Isben
unb 70 WdrYlahO ua6 YennGplOuntea cine
ndAere 8etanntIAaft NIT ben 0rGueln beS
Rrtesss perI6affen. UcrGdufs TT isOO& feline
Bifte auf unbeltimmte !3ett ttnaus Serl6pber.
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Ut to nattun n. - BoltitR IGeObpr
bartholomew BON bar wellt6en @citse!Rnttrn
bat Istne Stsuun9 aufsegsben, urt cine bsNsre
ot3unsGmsn.
esq o0tf@Iag.-OeputY Sberif Mr0tTOn
uno Yoltjif 6tdman pertofteten aeltern So
mes Ytdet auf bic 1el1ulbtauug, AmbrOle
0sntlsp genaCrcet 3u babsn. ST pnrbe tn'bte
Sail 9eIanbt, INN Gstn urttstt 3u errarten.
uhI sre 2sIer ueroen lA erinnsru. bab Der I'M
gsfla8te BON Dem GOrDnersgeriht unter benz
SsrOifts bes 9oOtlatnge8 In Sslbfuerthstot.
Snn8 f~retseprcGeu purbe, &etn l1nterlu~
9un9s-S AwurgeriGt bat bas Rsdt, sinen
lolHen urt6stlslpru9 u63u9eben.
EB 9ette atlo Fnoet Dte 8robs BrD3eIs
Iton uho &rcurlFUn Der lieben ceutiHen 9psen
Der Obj. GellopS mad Jtoa's 9atn an Der
Vtlatr Nca6 tatt. e Da Der @rtrag beS Te~
ties gum 8sltsn ber Btbltcttef psr,pnubt rpsrs
BEN lOu, - werbsu iI9 wubl bic l1na6b. 8rts
Der nnf sins re8s &tetluatms 8sfaBt maGen
t0nnea. - Der 3ue berldBt bie ODD 8ellpps
pau In Moro. @agltr. TIN s llbr.
Ey Die NuFmerfIamtett aQer Muisttcb.
baber miro auF Die Nn3stee Des @uneerts In
Der Surnaaus. 800 ,Wsaspratttr., sslentt.
Wtr e%lonbsn, odb fein 6reuuo psuti6er o.
mattlt9tett 20 0erldumen ,pirp, teuts 9lbenD
iA ben bort orruueirtea 6s4genuB III Uer~
IGafen.
Ey~ @Un3ert- 9r. 0tatber, Der ptenf<
etFr'8e Wtrtb in Der @upbDaia 3ale, Nr.380
@anatRg., Dirb beutc unp fortttn ~reaelma-
Big isoen Wontae una Dennsrtag in |t EN-
@artsusQoEal @cnSertmuli oerantolteu, no.
rauf MIR unIere9eisr in Der Nltltobt beionOsrs
ouf Idm mahen.
@ Sertett@9 ou3ert ftu0st beuts
QtenO In Der Fabtsn uuo l66nen charlottesville,
g. 8reoerid1r., aott.
Gg> Der iu3iolsO emUtratti6e Surn0eretn
wtrO an Ncnta9, ben %. b. WItS., etue Gr'
curilun mad NeIaY 5aule ~Ssranaalten. Dti.
terss in einer ipGtsrn @nseige.
Nzg~ Wa6 europa. - Der neue
8rsmer YOifbampfer .Nmertta" tptrO ON
Samifag, psn 30. B., bon NeDsOort mad
9ren'en abgebsu. SBegen Va1ase wsnOe man
li9 en- Die &rp. bee yWsfer".
Observation-Disclosures
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yeeue serftSrunssn Snrd5 ben ~allubauua.

5oltfar, 10 Stunt. Die 50. @rnw-
(6arp, eualtl@e RauFeute, YerSfentlt&en einen
Brtsf tn ben eneItiAea 3ettun9sn pom ".
Mat. wurtn fs R9 itoer Die 3erFt6run8 Der
@6tfe Gopa unO 9cuiia 5atA Onr@ Den
0Iroten Nlabama bitter belGreren.
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Bon Msartinsburg, 8a.

Cine BON bier aus SUrSsnumutene NecO9s
uUsctrun8 bts tn Die Ndbe BON StraBbnrg,
famo tetuert Seino tn tener @egenb. GTobOen
if BITE Stabt Douer @eri6te BON etnem bepor~
ie0saSsn @ebsIsn GtnfuH l1nlsre .Sruppea
(EnD bofGr aeriifet.
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T
.@pn utab.

mQfbinetum, 10. Stunt. Sol. Gpams
pom 2. California @eet, bert6tet aus utaR
unterm ~. Mprtt, eae Die Mlormones bet Der
N6l@ln9tuue mebrerer unlerer @Olbatsn ron
5etten Der SnStansr I6 Iebr t%altblatt8 nno
fmnhenfrenhia aeaetnt haben. =.
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ole sertbeisiauna asnnfplpanisns.

9arrt8bnrg. 10. Sunt. @na bod
aer Quele erfabretl mis-, ooB go Seruettr
Curtin fetne 8Olma6t erbaltssa bal, Irnp'
psu sur 8trtbeiotgun0 oes GiaateS ans3t@
beben. .rr .a 5re r
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merrutirurarn in gaerp @OrE.

Seen. Oort.. 10. Stunt. Ser @'onoer'
nenr bat cea Sen. Barnett erma@tt9t, our
Btleuna elmer ueuen Brigade, cine Mn;aN
ReFruten BON Der Mefrattrungs<S Station auF
Staten SSslanD an3anebmen.
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NseS,,tt, BE-; ser Olrrnee.

@G5btmetum5 10. Stunt. 6tnan3s
~lstretatr @9ale, SENATOR SHERMAN mi anosre
6erren NIT tbrea Oamen fe9rtert Eeate pom
etnem 8eIu6 Set Der wotOuiec Mrmee 3uTi1f.
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[5naI3,5.y.10l s1Nt RF SIH01'eVHVulIN1t'
gS5aTer Steetftrotprs Sffce.
SO. II NOrtbar.
BaIttupre, ben Il. Glai.
0}omrtht. Namrthf.

Ste orSiaant fir R~ssuliruns Ss geaHerOeportsmsnts
ratetbe unb gGaIferfeusrn II. T. No, ntI3e ni9t mad GDr-
Shrift bteier 0rntnan3 bs3ablt WCrben itnb, BEN s. dnben
~ 9n{I{ffs i~bereeeen uub BON bieIen In ~berIelbeu.
SSeisS fart eeni Grecutt0n8pese) unb unter benfelben llnfrs
Con sinoettebeu perben fpn ME per, Stabt-gsaector Bet
Gtntretbuus rafltanet8sr StHStfeHern iu l0rSsrn srma9ttet
'Faftt ~@e6nux8en, bte oOrl Sanaar.186s
u. nssfanen OaS @efes beRtnmt ierner, taB ATE &eh-
:. sm fr W1tetbe pber Steuern tIr ba5 SaRr 1868 i'm SO;
nmSp 1868 i'm 8ornus Sr 3n1lem fno, unp psrnt utd1t bejablt
Sof Rem n6dfen l. 0ttCter, ben open oneetnprten metterea
SnAen rnb QaAen unterpprfen iinN MssL
Be- ID pie Daiier; NsasAn ,,, a9S g 3 psFt ~ Fiss1sft q $ =
MSFmrI6e 6teGeT Office MD i9ulben 6te
1MSsIiinra. Sofsrt pprsuIpreden unb ttre Rettnlnsst 81 bertfs
sIosn' tSsnn he E@ nt6t bic Observation-Disclosures UNI 4ntolten
s.ss"t - n ri d. n &tntretbune ~berielben Guf benz @reeus
t : ssnds Der 8pri@rtftsa Der Srbtnans s"stehe"
@sAs"' can't $. Stnf8, u
t2sNef1g1f @eS'fFa'Of'
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UorthetIbofte 6eleoenbett.

QBeaen @breiie mad geutfdIanb If bic ~sanebdre @Dtrtb-
I d a / gds bon 2Dmta.bs unh Qt9btHr., 10 ort biIltg iu
S%ertGufea. R~aufnatse wouea ft sui esnt glase leI6ft
utetben. (WtDU)
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0pn&tonc%. Gin gutter 8arbierSebiIfe. @uter
NEl1uHS@". eD6n @irb 8uSeft9ert. Dian utelee I'D
BET eIemeu @tteuer, $40. 9 R%rattftr:. naRe Der
gsrids. Q0i1@)
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WtrtbfAoft 3m UerP0ufem.

Gin srOsss eptaI. III Dsl6em i@Nn lsrt l0user Set cine
StesauratiCn utt suten1 Gric 8 betrteben nirb, nub Tel6es
bsiUnbers etenet, IT ipoTt si pertangn. R66tres III Der
gptder-OfRfe. t27cprs)
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o. Bar 5rn. SOB. @sbItna Isst eth grteI tn her gDeasr-
Office.
III Sur 1rn. Stsfan, gterbrnuer, Itest stu Nxte
Ia Der Beder.Offe. 6
H far SrGa GatbartuO @tda esreb.Ii&ts gtCSuErOu,'
III Elm Brief In Der Wefer.Offee.
Ghc Srn. WR. Saedel Iteat etn B:tet In br ape6er.OfRee e.
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Northetlhnfte @eleaenheit.

Cine f65n eineerid)tete uuub lett niebrefen Sabren nit hem
betsu @ffpls bctrisbene 9DrtbIbaft I'M SRti@en Stabtt6ett "a
gu Ssrroufsn, ba ret jestae @iasu'btner Elm 0nberes @ti@dtt
gu nberneetnen 4sbeni. Dae 4efat rs Iebr %serdumts nnO bat
teiten fWr &onsSersnasunssn 5tassrsS IN Der Office btete$
S9Iotfes. i0MoiS(
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SeRommttta cbmn9ea.
@ruB & GU's
Baltimore @efAdfts MbreS : Sud
fir 1863 RN.


(8ertaSSre@t 9eit@ert.)
gseSen beS 9roSeu 0tauSels an sinem berlGsliGen @ez
iGGIts>&breBbu6e terben bic ltnter;eiGncten, Seransses
ber beS Baltimore Gtabt=abrebbuhe5 auf ben @unid
oieler einfluBreiGen @ei9Gftsleute hiefiser Gtabt elm bollz
f6nbiges @ei6dftssNbreBbut in fur5er 3eit beraneSeben.
gBir eriu6en ale Seufeute, uniern asenten anen @ui-
IhIuB ar geben, ippeit e5 in ibrer Nfa9t ffebt, Inn bas
QSert in alien @ixSelnbeiteM cprrett bersuftenen.
SnIertipn zines 9tanteS in GROCER SHrift $3.50
Sober beSenSere Gitel ....,.., OPS
Sebgr ~beicnbsre Titeli in GROCER G6rift =. $50
Sir iebe 5 benz Narueu folsenbe G3prte. $50
Sir cine in Die Suseu fuaenbe @ef9aftss
Tdrte S.UO
An3etaen:
@an3e Seite ........ S25 Sierte( 9eite .......SS
5olfc @eite $3.50. Is a@tet Seite........ 4
.-4 Orsts pse NbreBbuGe 81.
ezy" Sir fSunen ms nltr 8eitern unlerer sebrudtem
@ulpfau9si6eine segeni6er berantpprtli@ erflareu.
NIe ben uuS bebrlmd6tigten @genten 6aben uniere s@
brudte unb bon uns Undergraduate ScIna4t. @le Ser
icueu obne bieie fiub midi unicre Iseuten.
G. 81. @rcB & &c., Gerle9er,
[10Sun1Nit) ITO Saltlmrreir. Baltimore, Dlb.
0SDOSS' Baltimore Gtaot=MbreRbub
Der lt~utrrsei6uete benoGri9tigt tierbnr9 feline Gaits
tiirger gang ~ersebenit, baB er int 8esriffe If, BITE Stabt
fir iein neHes McreRbud, ouf5une9men unb boft, BAT
auer nStbtSe Iuf9luB sur nIS8ltfit %nccuroten Soaeneung
be8 @ertes leinen Ggentet segeben tperbet wS9e.
~ GEcpbS' AbreBbu@ lift BON ben StabtbebDrben ais
bas Baltimore GtohtsN1Srckbudb ~beitdti9t, pe66al6
er feline Ntitburser marnt, feline ~frerlben l1nterrebullnseu
gu besitnfiseu, meun iel9e beriu6t iperben ioGteu.
(DtDG) Spbn % MOODS.
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tngrhuuDiuHqcu.

Observation-Disclosures.
rtmtno al Wert0t. = $. &. Bomb,
RtGter; q. Stirling, Staataanwalt. - %.
$. TOpleg, ips9en EpbtlaIaS Samuel 8.
Ranool'S beEan9t, ~platOtrte ontGt IauGOts."
Grin gerhGr wurte auf Mcntag feIt9e1sbt.
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sseffe @eleeenbett fir @e16dfts>

AeuGS~
@eauItraot, mesrere 2DirsbiGafteH, lreI&e ittt Sabten MIL
ben brIten 6rtols ber'eten ~urosn. ipwte aud Elm aus8e
aei6nete8 @rOclte9eihatt 81 Serr, n'en, tnFe ~ hermit Die
ttrenbeA @ei6Sit t~insutsetsn mS9ten, auL %etrieben. Nabtse
MuSrurft ertbette Id tn nttineui ecfai, HI. So &anteeniir.,
2 GrepreH tgdp.
(G{2N) SdCpp 7. W q q neS.
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mshte Qenfena 95aQen @otleu.

G(ebte 0e0teus Oa(ler &c6len,
tbcsiS -
,nbnro, Baltimore @pmpagmte uuo an6sre
wetBai&e 6Cblen
sasa gsrsauf ~ ttn HntoRea RaarRreMsu bet
a @. %. set enEtng
ep.sl -3HEhx Observation-Disclosures u. b k1nEItItre
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gserLaggat sssso 9elasc9

N~So.Jaun++ 6 bts 8 @6ubma4er fHr SeuS9te nnb
SeI@"N91| seseSte Grbeit. Die feitsn Rrei'e
perben beso6lt. @an mctbe i4 Bel q. 9ein5, No.
R6 Norhs@anfr. cow
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CITY Commissioners Office.

Baltimore, ben 3, Stunt.
grfoelte QlneebOte tperbst onf 6ieier Office BIS W1pntag,
hon Is. Ilini, WSpraens UNI 10 lI6r, eutseatn9enUrrut n, lur
has ~e8raSuiren unb gfaIsrn einer &GsS 5wtften WlcGulcuet
uub 81 bitr, bon Dolpbtne- na@ Ganbdlettr. lautsn6. Der
eS.r fie Vgpn r~ottpren rtGT II cine 8irsi6aft (bondl NIT &C..
uieenSer 6tre belt eeben, caB ocs @rdbutren uuo 9aaitern
In eeuauer n,bertinittrtmung geihiebt NIT Der Srepnnans ftr
1uiaflung eine8 spHeulS fir Dos @reouircn, 2tallrn uno
JEeupeaftern Der StroEen umb Mltp5 Der Stobt Baltimore.
St ARftras
TDb Gmttb.
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gibfUn S Co., AMfttOndre.
WarI9anssS erfauf.
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Die . fs.ere ee5 u leu uater Protection be8 Gtaates
70 UiarpIaub ~ttGbIirten Saestments, iOpi. 9eh'cate OiTstere
RI unb GeStIbete Purge W inner, Hel@e flo gu SfFltsren
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ippte aue Saarehten,ien aur Goriteaan8 zines, iGr bic @e-
innofett nt9t na9tGeiIjs Hirtenheu @loer8; ebeniO
Gitronens II. W'stnGtein Sduren
une ee inr Bereiuns br oerl9tebeatn 9impnaten nStbtaen
6rtrdfte.
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Sdn'crBen nit benz srSBt,n @rfoIse Gnsewaasts8
@tGtpapter
5u tabsa tn Der oeutf6et gprtbere Bet
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@rp3efGOm Der bentfc6em 3Oaem oeS
Is g It. 9. g. q.

Dse D~ittslieber btr z beutf6sn 2csea unb gdtuer.gn.
cGnapment tctpte s~utftsbenbe Dli8Liebtr n0u S@peRer.2p0en
nereen itb ~ bent Ausluee mprgen (CEnnsraa6 ben IL. Be-
rub nm ~ uer sabIrei6 in ttrsn sOgta:3imasrn ber-
lam elm.
Der ~uS prb fS limit s utr Don Der Safe aus In gcwe-
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
reeuths

On board the Hospital ship Cosmopolitan, on
her way from Morris Island to Beaufort = c.
Henry Land private Go. h. ico,h aowiors Aug a. con
Edwafd johnson, private Go. Z. looh York, Aur
grusAoi wound. . -
Hanson C,ars corporal Co. A, s9h NcSYors Aug % son
,Trl debility. . 49,, a.
joseph Garter, private Co a, tth lAos aug 20 slh'o'
wound .
iiery Ashton private Co. T. ,sh Ms'nehu'c,,', Aug 36
q rouic Glaifhea.
Jo.eph H. fi.h ,,fscan. Co ", 81 Rhode Island Artillery
Aug -. wounds.
In Hospitals at Beaufort ; C.;
H,nfy better private Co {, .,h Pennsyvsn!A Ang y.
John fafr.s private Co. y. "a Ohio Aus -
James ialr. p14va'- Go. 4 sih New HsmP'hife AnE
John ~ boy private 60. {. 7,h Connecticut Aus. %
clfouic diafrh,s.
NJ Lrbec. pfiva'e Co A. -th New Hsmr,hir", AUG %
L. O. Crosby. private Co M. 10, United siaiss MiAsfJ
JOIN Roach private Co. {, a United siaic' Ar'li"ry
hps 90 - =. . 90
Nm Gfalsn sers,ant Go. T.. 18th Penny ,snia, AS -
rar grruf fruin shs.l . ound = bach.
In Hospital a, Hilton Head,
Warren sisnhore. Co. 4. gh Maine, AnE =. tyea'ia-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

orr troops suffered good deal from tho scarcity OF
water but on the southern slope Of the mountains every
thing was found In abundance The valleys OF Clnch
and Holston Rivers abound with splendid crops Of
and vegetables OF these and wheat there is enough in
the country supply the population and our forces for
a year. The women, in expectation OF the advent OF
Union troops, had done most Of the planting NO
suffering from want Of rations was experienced
by the troops. The Commissary and Quarter
masters Departments were admirably managed
Capt Morris the Chief Quartermaster, reported Only
Two wagons lost out of over five hundred In the whole
campaign but casualty occurred, private ked IN
skirmish of Shackelfords Cavalry with the kebei
pckets, near Tagswell OF sickness there $50 little
that tie surgeon iu charge Of hospital at knoA'ie
had already asked to be relieved for want Of WORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Explosion Of One Of the Magazines
in Fort MOultrie.
Nalf the Town cf MoultrIeyi!le
"estroyed by a Shell from
the IronSideS.
An Attack on Fort Sumter
RepulSed.
CAPTURE OF NAVAL OFFICERS.

FORTRESS MONROE Saturday. September H. 1863
The United States steamer Massachusetts,
Captaia West arrived here this morning from Charles
ton Bar on the evening the 9TH instant bringing the
follow ing intelligence:
Or Tuesday the sth instant, the Weehawken sent
ff,een.inch shell into OF the magazines of Fort
Acultre. exploding it.
The Ironsides sent slell into MoureNiio seitlngu
on FIRE and destroying half the town.
The monitors and IronSdes bombarded the Snllvans
Island forts four hours, doing extensive damage.
The Wcehawken grounded near Cummings Point
but soon loated off. receiving no damage.
At IL p IN. the 9Th inst. boat expedition left the
squadron Fort Sumter and were repulsed with
tie loss Of number killed and wounded and prisoners
The following naval officers were captured on the
walls of Fort Sumter Lieut. Z. y. Williams Lieut.. =
w Preston. Lieut. G. C. Reamcy. Lieut. Tracy Brow
er Lieut. b. l.. Mead Lieut.. Bradford. and Ensign H.
IL Pater-ihe latter was wounded; Charles Hilhard
heatswain: Charles Pyne master alarms; Frederick
Secdman. quarter gunner Ambrose H. Gaines, seaman
John Pasque ordinary seaman; Wm. Hull ordinary
seaman; Philip McPuriti, ordinary seaman; John =
White landsman: Thomas Flynn, landsman William
OConnor laudsman.
The Massachusetts leaves Immediately for Phila
delphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
FItOvI vI(I<slBt Ht..
The Washiin River Erpsdiiio"-No Or
ganised Force of Rebel. fou"d-Noi""-
snvy Surrender of Rebel soldier. KIRBY
smith Calling ~ Old Wen tn Help Him
CAM. rf!cay. Sep, n. u

tAiED fTcA!, NfPi II. i'''
The MempL,, BHii,tn Of the 9th instant an
nounccs the arrival Il the steamer Grocstok irom
Nicktbufg.
Tie wAshiA River expedition. consisting q TIE
greater part Of Gen Logans oil brigade sfegimenios
cavalry aud battery q ARTILLERY. bad rv'arnod i'oin
tie portion Of Louisiana ying adjacent 70 Wa'i4ia
Eiror
So organized oroc u The enemy could b iound Tic
,e,our was made to the north wo' n ilo direction u
tho village q ~ Dorado ATfansas A large number
q Rebel soldiers cAno Voluntarily into ogr iaes ail
surrendered. About twenty lro u them eamo up on
tie Groc.heck Thcy rcport matter, ln To belafi.
ment ~ looking very gloomy Tho ia o"n'criP,ion
nws lnA proved totally inadequate 10 rai'e ih' re-
qu.rod free
Con Kirby Smith commanding In Wosi Nississlif
hns called on all Ito old rally 60 Die assisiarc"
promising them their services AL hot BE- Needed noTc
than rlriy days by ihA time tie iAic . tc West
will tc decided
The wreck Of tie steamer Couricr has boen burn'd
by yucrrlas 10 Irc,en, her being raised.