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, 1863-09-16
FROM THE BORDER.
Matters in Western Arkansas.
LATEST FROM GEN, BLUNT'S
COMMAND,

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trfbune.J
LEArESwoETH, Kansas, Sept. Is, 1883.
The Conservative Of to-day will contain news
from Blunt's command at Fort Smith up to
the 9th Inst. Blunt was at the 1atestaccounts
at Fort Gibson, preparing to start Tor Fort
Scott. Els recent campaign has been brilliant.
lie marched ESQ miles in nine days, fought two
battles, and cleared from the rebels l00, 900
square miles Of territory. Bands of guerillas
under FitzWilliams and Bea11, still hoEer about
Fort Smith and VanBuren. They number
about 500 men. They haye threatened Van
Buren,, and Blunt has ordered the military oc-
cupation Of tho place, Refugees from the rebel
confciption, and Union men who had been
Obliged to fee for their lives arc coming
into Blunt's lines BY hundreds. Their
.uferIngs have been indescdbable, H.
kednees, etarvation, whipping, branding,
chains and dungeons hare been their portion.
More than 100 have been shot and hung at
Fort Smith since the rebellion opened. The
place was evacuated BY Cabel1 two days b.
fore Blunt marched in.
Nothing was heard from Little Rock be-
yond the fact that the Federal army WIS NOV
ing toward 1t.
A day or two before tbs dispatch left Fort
Smith, Caben went with his forces to Arka-
cc1phia to reinforce Pdce. Kirby sS;inlin in
person superlntended the deien6es Of Little
Rock. Steele and Cooper, with their forces,
a1e fortifying At Dimestone Gap, twenty-three
miles north Of BED River, and at Boggy De-
pot, on the Red River.
srrnfnk with gupu1ics NOW run reEu{aTtY
, 1863-09-16
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Ttbune.I
SrnHaFH1p, III, Sept. II, 1868.
John Huested, Of Cass county, q notorious
knight Of the Golden Circle, and Assistant
Door-keeper at the late Copperhead Legisla-
ture, was brought before Justice Pierson, Of
Jacksonville, charged with intent to commit
murder upon the person Of John ". Stokes,
by pnlliug bin of the platform Of the depot
ut Jacksonville on the 6th Of August. Before
the time Of trial, three hundred mounted E.
G. C's. came riding into Jacksonville, armed
with small ar1ns, with a view to carry out a
certain programme, to wit: To arrest, aud IT,
necessary, kill aaid Stokes aud prevent their
leader, John Hueeted, from being tried; but,
finding the citizens of Jacksonville prepared
to give them warm reception, they dldLnot
carry cut their schemes. Huested was tried
b5 the court, and bound over to appear ut
the next term Of the Circuit Court In the
sum Of $500,
After the trial, one Of tho E. G. C.'s said
they were three hundred strong, and had
come to take Stokes, and they intended to do
it, but they were too cowardly to make the
attempt, and turned tail and left town. This
Gun be snbstantiated by clouds Of witnesses
This is the legitimate fruits Of the teachings
Of such men as Ben. BrlstoW, Epder g. Co.
Entries for the great implement trial md
State Fair are coming in.very rapidly. Some
manufacturers compete for nearly all the pre-
miums at the trial. Fast horses and other
stock from the Ohio, Michigan and Iowa
State Fairs will be at Decatur.
The illinois State Hanftary Commission will
have depot on the fair grounds ut Decatur,
ard solicit contributions.
The sangamon County Fair comes of In
this city, commencing on the 22d OF this
month. It promises to be a land Affair.".
The Morgan County Fair commanced at
Jacksonville to-day. It is said to be the best
arranged Of any falr eVer gotten up In that
county.
The grand horse show at Peorla Is attract
Ing mass Of people with its fn'a selection o1
blooded stock. -;
Colonel Vim. H. Bennison, Of the 18th re
glment Illinois volunteers, has resigned or
account Of i'll health, and is now at his homt
| in Quincy.
Hon. Archibald Williams is lying very 1oH
| 'at his residence in Quincy.
Captain Robert r. McFadden has been ap
pointed Major Of the 41st regiment nlinoi
Yolunteers, vice Long, killed In battle.
About twenty-five dese1ters gathered iron
various points in the State, and sent to Cam
Butler for safe keeping, we're forwarded t
St. Louis yesterday via Chicago, Alton IN
st, Louis Railroad
, 1863-09-16
the PRESIDENTS PR0cl
NATION;
Habeas Corpus to be Suspen-
dcd in Military or Naval
Cases.


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writ of 1o},n. r,,,,,. a,a11 MI he ene e,a,daa. :.
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the nnbl1c safety mav reon,re Il and
wHrnE1s.A 1ebc11fon ras existing ~ +,a
81 d,v of Manrh 7ses rh;cb r1b.11,on "a et,,1
ex3etinr and
wurprAs. Bv a eta4ntevb,ch vae an,roxaa
on that day. II was enactea 1v III, senate and NJ
House Of fReprescnt,t tive. ot the Uoitea States
In Congress- assembled. that during the nrea.
ent Insu1rectIon the Presfdant Of the United
States, whenever in his Judgment the public
safety nay require it, 10 authorised to sus-
pend the privilege Of the writ of 1abtas cor
pus In any Stats throughout the United states
Or MY part thereof, and
WHEREAS, In the Judgment Of the Preeident
the public safety docs require that the priy1.
lege Of the tAid writ shall now be suspended
throughout Tho United States, in cases
whereby the authority Of the President Of
the United States, military, nayal or civil
officers Of the United States, or any of them,
hold persons under tht1r command or in
their custody. either as prisoners of w.r.
snfes. or a}ders or abcttors of the enemy or
officers. soldiers or sea,nen enrolled draffad
Or mustered or enlisted in or belonging to
the land or naval force Of the United 8tataa.
OF rs dese.te,s therefrom or otherwise amen.
cble to military Inv. or to the rules md art,-
cles ct wor, or to the rules and regulations
prescribed for the military or nsYai sers1ee
by the authority of the President of the
United States. .or Tor resisting draft or for
auy other offence aentnst the military or
naval service. =:
Now. therefore, I. Abraham Lincoln. pres.
ident Of the United States. do hereby pro-
cfsim snd make knt4Sn to all Thom It mar
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, 1863-09-16

NEW YoRK, Sept. 15.-The Washington
specials contain veiy little Of interest,"
The He4alFs RappRhaunock dispatch gives
the following account Of recent cavalry
fight md Union victory: =.
RArrAHANkocK, Va, September Il From
the front, news is again inspiring. MAJ. Cen
Pleasanton, with his cavalry force under
Gem. Buford1 Gregg, md Fitzpatrick, crossed
the Rappahannock yesterday and adgnnced to
the banks Of the Rapidan. Bnford's division
tillery. on the heights this side Of Brandy
Station. and drove them from crest to crest,
; by q series Of brilliant and gallant charges.
Gen. Kilpat1ick's command connected with
Bufords, on the len, at Brandy Station, hay
ing crossed at Kelly's fsrd- Gen Gregg left
anton and Baford at Culpeppcr, having found
.Jouoe' brigade Of rebel cava,ry At Mudds
Run, and scattered them BY shells. but not
nntil they had fred the bridge.
G eggs men put out tue fire, however, and
rcplaeked the structure IN few moments,
so that the whole command crossed upou 1t,
and Gen Gregg continued to drive Jones be-
fore him, AID reached Culpepper At the same
moment with the rest OF his command. The
adya1ce arrived jest in time to zee train Of
men charged through the town with the most
splendid ga11antry, capturing 10i prisoners
sind three guns, TWO y md one G.pounder.
These hitter were posted on 3 commanding
eminence, Just beyond the town Of Cu1pep-
81 Ger. Knpat1icl's Division, md taseu viii,
nearly all their men. Bytord's Division pass
ed on in suit of tle flying enemy. Col.
E. Chapman; Sd 1ndlAnn cavalry, commanding
the Let brigade, having the advance. pursued
conmnnd followed up to The vicinity Of the
-Rapidun, within two miles OF which they
encamped last night.
Tie light was opened by B1ford, who had
the center and advance, and who knew exact
II where to look tor the enemy, as he has
Ger. cassk was slightly wounded By shot
which killed his horse. The Lieut. Colonel
Of the 18th Ti1gi1ia cavalry WAS captured in
skjrmiEh three miles this side OF Calpepper-
A bog1er Of company E, 18th Illinois, was kil-
ed. We captured large Quantity Of ofoin'
ance ste res in the rnfitoad depot at Culpepper.
The guns captured were English, with sabre
citizens Of Culpepper say that Stuart re,
view ed s 600 rebel cavalry there on Saturday,
and TINT he wxs In command yesterday.
Gen. Warren came up this morning with TIT
I'd corps, and now holds the place. >,
tleaRanton Ind advanced i've miles beyond
Eulpepper at last accounts.
1be information obtained BY this recon
9oisance is exceedingly valuable md satis
LoDgEtzeet has unquestiopably gone Wes
to epccor Bragg. taking one corps.
Lee arrived 1t Otange Court House on Sat
urday, with two smali corps Of his army.
The rebels number not more than 40, 600 I,
VfrripiS. They sre in no condition to tak
the offepaiye. Stewards cavalry are all ru
down. The horses nre in miserable cond
John Covode and Judge Carter have bee
1nitsion to induce certain Generals fro!
Pennsylyanta to take leaves Of absence
etnmn fhc State for the Republican candidat
, 1863-09-16

WANTED.
S. S. Hnyes is desired to 60 to Portland
and make another copperhead speech
Applications from Ohio, Iowa, Wisconsin,
and Minnesota, should be sent to the
Comptrollcr's office, Chicago, Illinois, to
receive attention.
, 1863-09-16
THE PnE11DRNT-s PRocLAmA-
T1nN.

IAE PH181UKNI*S FRVCLA0Ae
TV0Ns
The President has taken away the oc-
cnpatiou Of makers and administrators of
civil law who sympathize with the rebels,
and set bounds to their interference with
measures necessary for the crushing Of the
rebellion. Hereafter when the mailed
hand closes upon the enemy OF the tlre-in-
the-1ear traitor, the descrter from the army
or the foolish persons who resist the DRAFT,
in all such cases the writ Of h75eas corpus
is suspended. Copperheads will howl,
loyal men will read in their lamentings a
confession Of their crime and dread Of de-
lection,
, 1863-09-16

Arrivals Mt the Soldiers Home.
The following are the arrivals at the Soldiers
Home since our last issue:
H H. Hurd, b, 1t0th Ind; J. E Mccormick, 1st
hat cav n II. B; q. s. Wooda1th ., lGOth 1ud.; j;
II. c. futile, j, 100th Ind; ". Saunders I,l3thT
n. Barker, E, 1st Mich Bat r. 8. Cobb, C. 18th
Ind: E. E. Bu]ard. B, 9Th Wis D. s. Edwards, 3,
j. Wood, 9Th Mass Bat; ]. V. Warner, 4th Mass.
Bat: r. s: Kerr. ID N brass baud: NckeEney,
E, 18th Wis: JEo. Davis, Z, 18th Wis; y. Il.
T. McHa1e, D, I'D III; Vim. E. Tufts, G Goth III
NJ. Height. A, 18th Wis: J ". Franx, 3. I'd Wis.
Cav; 7. Minis. Fl, Goth I'll N. Ingersol, F. ILL.,;
E l.. Wheeler c, 1e7th ILL.,; e. II. Buckner, B. 18th
Wis; La1feu, c, Sth Wis.
, 1863-09-16
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
:WAsHHoToH, Sept. 1.-THE Richmond
E,n1,,ire,. af Erfdav hoe the fn11nr3nr.

:. .WAsH1soTon, Sept. 1.-THE Richmond
Enquirer Of Friday has the following:
RALEIGH, N. G., Sept. 10.-Some soldiers Of
Berning's brigade. apparently led by officers,
mobbed the Standard newspaper Office last
night, destroying the furniture and throwing
the type into the street. They also destroyed
3 lot Of State printing Gov: Vance reached
the spot sfter the work Of destruction was
uearly over, and addressed the crowd, beg
them to desist. He rehuked them for the
act, telling them that no such example had
been set in Linco1n's dominion. The soldiers
cheered Vance, dispersed at 3 o'clock, and
left the city. TIE building and power press
Of the office vera not damaged, and Mr. Hol-
den will resume the publication OF the Stand:
a'T Tbis M : morninc, no" about z O'Clock, some ons
rung the town bell, and crowd Of citizen;
gathered and rushed upon the Stdte Journal
Office, turning the contents into the street,
breaking up the furniture, &c. The Mayor
was sent for, hut arrived too late to stop tue
mob. Gov. Vance was sent for, and made .
splendid speech. The crowd dispe5sea;. I. :.'m! ana
lepce need be feared from the citizens, If the
soldiers are restrained; but any further such
de1nonstratfops by them will cause another
outbreak, and there fs'no telling where 1t WILL
end.
Gen, Vance Of North Carolina, has issued 9
treasopable menaces made at some Of the SO
called peace meetings, held In the old NortE
State. Gov. Vance warns the people OF tne
dangerous consequences OF peFslstence u
theif couree, He beseeches them to abstait
from any further resistance to the enforce
1nent Of the CONSUMPTION oct and the law to-
the collection Of taxes. He reminds them Q
their duties as good citizens, and exorts then
to abandon the miscrabla demonstration
they are making Of resistance to the laW
which must and will be eni3rced.
, 1863-09-16

In ttis cit7, at 81 West Indians street. n. J. LEE.
The funeral Will take place this afternoon ut a.
O'Clock.
1n tbs city the noznioF nt tho 18th lust, a. the
CARRIE. only dauf hter Of Dewitt G mad Mary
Adams. aged yenrs, Months and u days.
, 1863-09-16

Bosrox; Sept 15.-The schooner Oven
DeaIee. arrived here To-Day 1rom tolcoo'
Ohio. via Montreal.
, 1863-09-16

EIVA1 GA@ s3VEAEHs
p New YORK, Sept. 15.-Au Atlanta, Ca,
dispatch Of the 10Th TO rebel papers states:
Ii is reported that Grant has gone to thc
Southwest. Tie Federal Trans mississippi
expedition has been all wor5ted. Smith has
whipped then at Monroe, Ls. The trains for
Dalton run regularly. The enemy threatens
Northwest Georgia. Bragg Is ready for them:
4 Richmond dispatch Of the 18th states there
was an u.nfouuded rumor Of the Yankees oc-
cupytnr; White House. ,.,,
NE1 YoRK, Sept. 15.- Eight trains Of coal
and The rolling stock of the railroads In Ten
nec.see Threatened by the Federal troops, have
9:friyed at Lynchbusg. Ice is now sold In
J. Richmond at from eight to ten dollars PEI
bushel, and Is scarce. - - ~, :;
, 1863-09-16
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DeafoofH stres& i 6xie7izsd to rscs1rs edr4rllst
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DEM lH bic @dnatle Der conItttmtt0nsrttterlte
den JrtebenSpsmpfrateu IN Yletp gorf NIT
WlsGer unb Sranb tpiberfbts, fol ttet, ba bae
MsGer aus reren 6Gnben ~geuunoen TT, BON
Observation-Disclosures Ri6tern bsbufs ietnsr
8erfaNau9sm0btoteit se2raft, D. J.. anf &c
fiGtlt&em Bs9e urn9an8en peroen. Wtr
brtn9en ;ur Srtentirnug un|ern Greunoen In
grtnueruue. n1B Die WfGnner, UsIGe Oos Sc
FEB srGteBeu, bic Hsrrd@eutanten Der Naticn
unb r~sgelndbtg In ibren reip. DIRriften e.,
p6bIt wareu, unb OaB le fetuen anosrn 0e
Sreg8runO botten, ais 0as 2dnb son ben 9Dtr.
fungerl elmer RebeQtpn 3u erl6Ieu, bte beretts
anorbiiAe 3uf6nbe ber6etfItrten, pte gerape
Der 9lew @Orter WlOb le Ia ibrer tS42sn Yos
tenA aetate. Dtr erInuern aud oar0n, o1B
ntmt etm etn3tger SenatOr ee=
aeu rte SID (tmrAte, uno, ole tie pom Nspra-
Sp%utantenbaus autenOtrt pieoer etngebr1Gt
puype, blpB Ie@s 9eSsn Die Wmenbee
meats ajmmten, Wno spar bic f~pIgenoen
fatt(am bsfauuten 2eutHe 81 :: 8aYaro bon De
larare, Carlisle uon WaRptrBtnten, Genneop
oQn Watplanp. 9OmeQ BON Rentuds, Saul5
but0 bon DelatDare, Mnb BnQ BON N(eta Ser
icy. GrObbem eutbsGten bis RupfsrIGloneen
0y9ane, mte bic glstp gosfer 0OrIo, Grpreb
uup Nsp0, bo6 oas GelsB unc0nfttu :
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go %sstpnltlamsm WtDerannD ee9ep elm fete,lia
eric fsnes 2anDeasesbI Sbre Drefe unp Spre
DER safl6etea . Ser Nuabebune In Netp
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fratsn absehalten, In Oeaen Der Rrtsg eeeen
Die 8eSierun8 ols bas beFe @Rtttel gum 6rte-
rem NIT Der 0sbe(!ep prOflomtrt tpurDe ST.
pas Die Bortei, bic R@ bte Nartei poer Syp
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Aus ScnnrKre.

Cincinnati, II. aug, gtue @pt.
siolOepel@e pon 2ertnaton mslOes, bab auf Der
Wren3e QQeS rubtg 1T. 6la0tinde ron on.
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Ron poer Concord gum NenOe;UOuS 8emaHt
G6ttem. Cine Rsbs(snbrtgaDe untsr Nrmarcng
laeerte am erItaenanuten VIabs.
Sen. SurnltOe fam 0etern MOr9en In
Qertneton an. OOrt 9s9su mtl4tiae mtltt1rt-
lae 8etpe9un6en 0Ur tG-
Die NaibVtQe Union 1T Uffi3tsu be0Ultmd6-
tt9t, gu UerGInot8en, DaB @Ompernsur 9Obn
(On 70 boID ale mSslt6 NultaItsn trsfen ptG.
am stne 2sStslatuv wGtIen au loIen. @s lO1
bonn eeiGebeu, tusun unlere mtIit6ril6en
OpsrattOnsn ben GtfOlg erjtslt bobsn. 0a6
IOpals BIrgcr un9ebinOert ablttmnaen GSunen,
un0 reun bic NebeQen mi6t mebr rpagen
perben rurG &sbeleutruppen mao Guerrilla
banben Dte Volitif Dss Sso4tes ~ contrUltrsn.
Wlan ptu sbenfalls Fem Bunl9s Ds8 golrsS
Istne fratern @riUile9tsn In Der alten Union
wisOsr In 8eIs gu nsbmsn, gsbahsenoe 0s@s
nunG trnGen.
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g4sB 0te HGrblthen Jrsunoe Der Sflouers
batter fabt9 finO. mU5en unisre 2sler aus fol-
0enbsm Bso@tfGdAsn erlebtn, bas bic @pol-
ten Dss Bottom @Uurtee" I@midt,
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Tinftt9en NnliGten or. Waislt1t BON 0abo
mtp ietnem MlttpOtentaten su Wolbtneton, Der
Dos balbe 0ano antfrtVdbsn' 3a tGnnen alaubt,
ia oa6 gauge 2ano, ca &c IOn1t Ietn 8prbaben
ntdt ausfi6rfn tGnute, nm einen @ebrouG
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alen WabnItnni9sn, bte t6n aur Nus9Gbruu9
pteles beeperoten uno DeroerbltGen Blonee
antseiEeu, mG5en bic pernisuftt9en 8emerfuus
asa bee oFrifantlGen 6errlnerS ale bst.lome
GrmobnunG Dieusu."
unp nun bore, (teber 2slsr, 1uas bteIe ,per
n6nfttBea Bems,fun9en" linb. Der tpilOe
9Ssann 0Cn Dntptnes tsmerfte iUauslt etuem
&nstdnoer, Der bic grau18en MenIAencpfer
Salelbf riiste: sgdbe td9 DteGe Site 6eute
auf, 70 fl08e mstn Sopf mOr9sn oUr1 3aurupf.
Dteie Sultttwtton fonn man nint 70 lei6t BE-
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rgas 0agpasn t4un; u faAtf, ntdSt Dur@
0(onGnG
Dteis @aIi AaIOtgung fir fprGeefste O1en.
IAenl@ld&tsret n gros e~nppIitrt Der 8Dlton
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Der YJGIpsnt Der Ser. Staaten etn Genoi1e
pcs gsrtbetDtsers Der oei9sutbamliGen JnRl,
tuition" tn DabUmep l! 28te GAoOe, baB
Sdrstber isuer .3stlen i'm 8O(ton Courier,
per URsnbor aufabis III, etn auetitantider
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Ste eteFId den Winoe trehen 1ter bte Glmren
Der SlD Dominion uno uber Ote Simpse BON
SufOlt, tommen tlaSenO bur& BITE 6t&tsn ces
alien Stuotes uno rerFteSen ltuf3eno tn lissm
Qaut bee @hret9sno gum fsrnen SIDen.
Oetu 9lGfliMer @0nlcrtbirter mE1te aum
ferneu Norpen seben, wuter Der @tuo fommt
unO mSbte Or eS iber(aIsn ben Gtnrm
etnambet fen. rutt ntetnanoen at6 Dem Geufsl
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|Gonfttbtrte gebt, Ietn NulpruA auf NttterliG
felt liz fGou (onge ~enti0puuGen, 9inter Nb
I&bt az 7a8 Gsatttme 3tttertbum 0tsleS svGn.
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tQeetttmen @p9ne etnes Rentudp Oferbe.
Dtebeee
glc9 etu &aar @opeu. tQaGrer 0rafpent,
uno ct IL ferttg - fort,
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uno cr(tauu(td Iretee SOLE berIejbsn fam,
Our& feline Qeiben unb Spfer er9oben, 9a(s
Ou Define QcfttOn O0ne etue 8erGnoerune
Der Safe O0er 3ued trsen0 elmer ut Be-
paert, bur6 mattden mibieltgen WOnat ppn
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ben BON lopalen a,nb poGren MGuuern bes
Sa6ens bet Detnem Safe In eth uuenO(t6ee
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tdpen Greube parnteoertaFen, tUenm Du Der
frntnenten Msertotan errsttbt ba(t, con roc
oler Tortf6tttt perpendicular tG,
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If@en MtB8ebnrt, leb' wob(.
M0e, uSca!piGoer" une sitterttGe confSbe.
rtrte WttperbreHer, 0snw utGt tn Der Nrmet
Der Union, tpsroet the ntmmer pieDSrIe6en Der
GonlcEtbtrtsn, Norm 0orptb,
0cn Wlbs Sc. sc. s.
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UelsBt, Die Rsbslenarmeea pilroen tm &aufe
Oe8 fUmmenren 9srbff,lpausea eslGla0en unO
bte 8errdtb Deg 9lOrcsns sabsn tbre @ads
auf 70 tpsrosn ife moo at retteu iuden, suas
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NIT 2eutsu 80 fiQsn, bic I'm gtnoertanoutb
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@efeBeebung etnes WDnatsbts
@rrungen aften etmes 3wets
i66rigsu bluttsen Rompfss ~
WtGte 3u rnodeu!
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gnn Gen. Grant's 9euurtemrnt.

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DompftOOt Gopttdnsn ouf rem Mltllilppt
9 nj h'su Btrfu6e, Don r~siienoeu $UlUatsn
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Grant eineu B.ftbI eMst"ftn, wslhsr Die @tetie
reeultrt.
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Die 85te mGfen oUs @OlDaten a"fnebmtn,
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8,rlsbung b. fss Befebls fol- NIT GslObuBe
unb 0sfSnsntB aeRrof werDen. pts Elm Rrtsss
9ertnt IolGe belftmmen mag.
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Ser @riea I'M @Ibmeltrm

Mempbts, 8. Nug. G'en. 9nrl6ut
pat ntdt r~ef5ntrt unO tIetbt @0mman0eur
DEG 10 NrmeseOrpe. SobnSton'8 Nrmee llsbt
init $4,000 Mann BET MisrtDton unD @ntera
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fOrOsrn m63en. 9ro8s Rtbt bst Chattanooga,
tp6brenb etw She'll Ietnev Nrmee bet NOme, So,
perlGon6t If.
Mam maGt unglaublt6e Q~lnFreusunsen,
um BITE 8~efs7tguuDen pon MUbtle 3i pol=
enDen.
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am Is. Ssptember MertcO serlo0en une bas
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Die 1ntsrbano(un9en In 8sauN ouf etue ace
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ruITl6e glote loItn 4lIdItH 6eenO'at Istn.
$50 Bronce" uetnt, 0tu6lauO wtrOe 1Aiteblif
bod nod na&aaben. SoQte 60 Oenno6 aui
Getuem DtQen 6eaeben. SplrOe Elm europa FER
Rrtsa Ote 8oIae letu, wpran f@ aGe Rd@ts
betbstlteea trI.Den.