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BWGABE HEsnQUaETER's Z
Chausns BaF AaElst s, 1865. s


TO Mai1r-Gslsrs. E.zry
GENERAL; have Sire hs8ar 60 report that the
artillery sH5 in .aH-Ty slst 70 D5-p boasm, were
pat IN ? si-iou tEeIe isstuigr grss50u5 0ns c'ciOck
Use EUUb9sts passed down aaout Eve o'elaek
this moguing. and were eomn.s.ely surprised
when they ware opened on. O1s Of the guH-
boats was badly c- gpls5 81 thss psiut, sad is
vas Supposed mzny Of the crew killed and
voandsa
After passing Deep e tson, the artillery ana
infsntry moVcd rapidly down - Turkey island
and were iu p0eiti3r there when TIE boats
psss=d. They were 6rs3 on ~ long So they
were in yaHse, and s.-11k repeatedly. One Of
the gunbasts was 20 Seriously damaged that she
had 60 Be teEa5 from DteD Bottom.
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abstais from GyhtiHg, though uuwilingly, but
no siternssive Is new left them. aud they are
dsssTmines to fight it cut to the eaa.
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Ysg5srlsy was snsthec opprsssivoiy sullry
day, the thermometer sian5ingsat go In tls
foa hesel, a. soon, the therngaeier registered
go
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Ts the Assssiatsd Press, NsrthI
CECINEATI, JAY 3I-BIt tjor-Goneral BurE-
side hss issged sn order dsclsTiDg the State Of
Kentucky invaded by a rebel f0ree, with the
svowed intention OF svarawiag the judges Of
elections, intimidsti1g layAl voters sad kesping
them from TIE Psl.s, and foreing ths election OF
disloyal candidates at the election On the Sd
prozimo.
The military of the GovsFumsnt, the srser de-
elsres, is he only force thss @ defeat this At
tempt, sad the State Of Kentucky is therefore
placed under marital law.
All EiihtaTy eficers are comEaRssd % ara the
constituted authorities Of the State ia the SuF-
port Of the laws and the purity Of yuarags.
TIE legally appointed Judges Of The polls Wiil
be hsid strictly responsible that No dlsioysl PsT-
aoBs be allowed % vo.e, aa5 to this end ths
military power ef the GsvsrnueRt Is ordered 70
give ihsm It's utmost supSoTt.
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now THr NreRoEs ARE cARED roa.

We learn that arrangements et ths NEST e0m-
pia.s character have been made isr taking
proper care Of the negroes sent 70 Charleston 80
uofk upou the deiausss There Is cspasious
and well ventilated hospital on Soatheln wharf,
TO which tie negroes are sent Witheg. deisy
whenever they ara sick. Tho hospital is under
tbs SPECIAL charge Of one o1 our moss eminent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-10

- The New York World, referri1g 70 the or
der Of Barnside, declaring martial law in Ken-
lucky, says
Tbs eoinsidsnes Of General BurRside's de-
nenshation in Ksntucky against the freedom ct
election, with the extraordinary dseTiminStio2
made uud.r the dEafs ia this Ssass against the
Damocratie distTieis, dsmRnds attention, s1d
gees alaTmingly far toward giving coloF to the
charge that ibe psrty in pswer sEs determined
to pi the bayonst against the ballot all ever the
Ualon.
We await fuller explanafioas thar we yos
have Of the former proceeding, Of its motives
sna Of its besriags, ana the latter may be at
0ass explained by the simple Proe0Ss ct esrrses-
ing a plain iejustiee. But when We recall ihe
military eoniroi imposed upsn the people g
Delaware st the election IN thai Sisrs. ve cas-
not pEonounee the zuspseions as1s teesut
events have awakened. tQ uisefly unrsasou-
able
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AH e-dsr fsOm EiueoIa Regarding Retail
faffeu.
WAR DEPAKTaEST, ADJUTAET -GzSL.s OFFICE,
WAsHIEGrOS, JuIy 20
General der No. 252.
Taa following order Of sha President is pab-
lisAe5 foT the information zHd government Of sli
concerned;
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Z
T-AsHINaroN. July 90 y


i is The duty Of every Government 70 give
Pro;scti9n to iss citizens Of whatever class,
coler e. esudition, and especially these vho ars
duly organized IS soldiers ia the public service.
The law Of nstions and the us7gss and eustons
Of war. as carried on by civilized powers Permit
ne distinction IS 20 e7ler in tie treatment ef
prisoners Of var az public enemies To sell er
sEslavs aaY captured person on account OF bis
color, and for ne ofsDse against the laws of war,
IS roia3ss into bsThsrism and 3 eTims against
the civilization Of the age. The GoFeraneHt af
the Uuitsd States VIII give the same protection
10 sit its ssldiers and If the enemy shah ssll sr
enslsys airy enc bscsuss Of Bis color, tae offaase
shall be punished b. Fesalistion upoa tho sEe-
mg's pris -ners IN eur possession. It il theTs-
fore ordered shat for every soldier of the Uaitea
States killed IN violsii5H Of the laws q war, 3
rebel soldier shat b5 szeealsd, aad fer every oas
enslayed hy tho enemy or sold ints slavery, .
rebel soldier shall be placed al hard labeg sn the
public works, aad continued as such labor until
ths otaer shall be released aud receive tbs treat
maat due 70 a prisoner Of wsr.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By srdar sf the Secretary sf War;
E. d. TOWSssSD, Assistant Adjt General
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We learn through a gsatieaan from 0zslsns
that 1900 West TenEessesans arrived there On
Moaday, uuarmed, but on their way to jam the
sruy. They had bai enough Of Yankee somi-
nation, snd bad ferssksn tlsir homes 70 escape
from it. Banding themselves together in HUm-
bsrs 60 formidable, they ran taa Yankees,
who. doubtless, supposed they were armed,
into thsir s.ockadss, and 50 pushed thsir way
through, beiers lie enemy tound oas now
poWeTlsss they were. Ihe e9Jeet -ot taese
1,ea. whs sre a 6ae-lo9king, intelligent
sef. embracing some persons Of consider
abIs wealth, is 70 be mustarsd ints the
Conls,lerats service, to procure afns, and then,
as their owa choice Of ield Of Aetiens p re-
turn to Tennessee. They had sa5misled 70 many
ougrsges, bat the announcement that the con
scIipaen for the Yankee sTaly Was sbeut 70 be
enf5Tcsd was more than they could endure. For
the sake Of then helpless families they could
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from THE VALLEY.


No.hing of interest comes frsn this quarter
Orr uain army is u p1sses5.on Of ths south
banks al the RsPpshsuu3ck a1d Rsp3an, be-
twesn FreaeI >ksburE ard R3pidaa slasi0n
Our cavalry jig maHazveriGz between the two
rivers The e. omy occupies Stafford and Fsu-
gaier, Dis heaviest 5oseo resting for the Pressat
10 The lalter county.
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The ESEsIY eE J85Es RTvER
Ipfomstion has bsss received from DseEry's
bluE that the YEaks7s Brs arsia sdvaacinr uy
James rivar p7ish sst c-usigtiu- ef tive u1Ui-
tors sud three guu5osss They hal got as Tar
as Sandy point % EGss7ay -Ight, sl1 were
cOHiug on e1 zt last aeeaasis- L t. handy
rrrehrf,ls tiz5 thoy would p-lagiaE=, atl5r 5hei-
frrrssr experiences o. chs Strength n tsst
Gibraltar. b sake ou astaslz Uocn D-aTry'
bIuf VITA feet o. -hsi c-.s a1-l3ur am iAe
,ri-e. sf tH. e-Bt5i.isu = Doubtless q recon
r,-sssg.nca. wfsl such indnl~sucs Of their P,ua-
7,s-irs rrFrs-aft5es s= -r17-taE,ss may gast
Terr.ui be e zasi1sr. Augus u
A YANKEE asoEEfoR DISABLED BY JkEEs
RIvER BATTERY
The Yankee re aaritors aul EuRboats noticed
ves.erday, SIS rr7vii1g up ana down the james
riveT, seen 20 have been successful IN waking
az E harary.
Atlas yesterday, w5ils Csptaia Hatch,
ef ths Tag Of trace boat, wss ~ City Point,
disabled marifz-. name not kan WI, p8sss3
down, towcd by three FHnba-ts. The monitor
had .tree large sLo. holes tlTauga her side; one
orposits h-T foTessssla, oEs tAEo1gh her caoinl
and the third th-ough her machinery reen. Her
engines were 795 zrsTEiag, ard she passed sue
Point slcwly, rfJrdiHg ample t,me for those on
sho1e % s1s mine sae u0aIor ard hsf gun scat
escort TIE guBhasts were abreast ana 1t was
said lie cel-er o-s moved H.1Z-izH'F, without
working hey engines, i-l.es.inE that she too,
was d'ssbis1.
TIE e6is=rz Of tl= Gag # frues learned 81 the
Point that the shsss which disabled the m3nit5r
were fred -frcn e tssterg s'si0usd sE~srsl mi IS
below CAsula's hluf Ia- T=asse ola s.a's u3-
r7irfs5 III much bat nataing further esuli be
learned IS 60 VIXEN, and us3sr what cireun-
stancss tbs bat5zry was attacked. OF waslnsr the
aaoRitaT did nos stumble upaH g. n=s7T ares re
pokinE Shout hGn.i1E up t5rp=d5as and sHosl
water. From the fast tAs5 Ga1U5nsdiug Wss
heard in r eh@ond ca Wednesday, we presume
the fight EEK place on that day When seen
yesterday isa invaded uoul-1r was doubtless
proceeding 10 Fortress Msur0s for treatment.
8FFICLAL REPORT.
Tbs foIi0EizF ofiiaisl report Of ths operations
aFsinst tbe m0BiioTs and g1asssts in Ja1es
river, has been rsczivad Yom Gel P. 3. Page,
ELzr We kr7s-nH- Er t-rn -
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fTELCGFsH
PETEEsBUEG, Aug. 6, 1868.

AaisrGsnc-zl E-zsgs
GEsERALs The faet one monitor aHd four
zausCats, passed City Psint AZ Il A. 81 zoir.
down TIRE r-rr. Ors guab1af was 10 tow, and
p1O3aby disa5.s3 Her engine was Eos werk-
ing A large h7la through her Fhssl-hosse,
and ere thIauEA the PiI5t-h5zss were p,aialy
visiA,s.
LSiyne5l J. z. NHuGAE, Mrj5r, etc.
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We clip he two following issrss from the Nc
bis Rssistsr Of Friday lss!. As no particular
mention is made ef he late reported victory Sg
TsylsT over Banks at Dsaslisonville, re pre-
sums that Tepert vas withsut foundation;
FROM THE TI;AEs-SIssIssIPPL
We hsve had visit from gentleman Just
from he ether side Of the Mississippi He left
Gen Tsylors headquarters on the 25th ult.
He tells rs shat eur lIoops hol6 uaiisp1tsd sway
Of Ell those late s0ngussts in Louisisna west Of
he Mississippi. They, as well as the Pesple,
are in fms spirits, usaeprsssoa by the fall Of
Yicksburg, and net oalY able 70 bold their owa,
bus at he proper t#s 70 kelD as or this
side Of the river General MagTujsr is fortify-
ing at Sabine pass, and ready to CO operate
vitk KIRBY Smith. Taylor is securing his eeR-
quests, aRd is zssiougly supported By he plant
ers, who, when Banks ovrYrUn the eoaatry,
wsTe ready - give aP sna take the cath
Banks secuted 8. their ostbs ard tsok tbeig pro-
perry They are now hgahng-men snd war
lnsn 10 the bitter end Oar i1foTmaat believes
that cur cosbined forces zuesT Price, Walker,
Tsylor-Kirby Smith commanding the whole
viii reach 81, 900 men, and are increasing.
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NEw TOBACCO wAREEOUsE:
n THg FANCY GROCERY STORE,

Opposite the -Athene urn,
:, n HARRBLs or sUPER.Ok RlE WHiskEY
III .s.rasie by TIE barrel g. ion ~ 1ottlc.
kses new Aackerel
$50 assersd boxes ard es
feaea CFusksd cusar. starch. Patent Sperm lzndaEi
s5.n-a Elsn4y Cissfs, iruitsi Lsm9ns etc
eri-il.s 4, GQR&ER,
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D. Enrafion.

On FVhitehau street, between Deca-
fur and the Atlanta and West Point
EEailrcad.
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GBe 8RrqBis 8pptaI.
PUHLIsHED
TeFnsa OF Adveriisimg.

Al advsr izsmsuts W II Be charged two dollars per
square flrths frt Iasertoa and ons delar sad any
cents fer each susssqusnt Insertion
Lsoal Dot ess vi be charged A. he rae or ffty GA
per Ene.
cbstasry notices charged st he rate Of tWeH+Yave
es per Ina sa5 az oihsr articles noi of genera F1si,
fn-e-es+ a. o.N=- sslve-ti=Fulauts
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TIE CentFsi traiu. last svauioE, braugbt tBe
usual mssgrs Intelligence Of " smother cavalry
eghs- 81 Brandy Station agsiu, on Tuesday
evsui1g. this tima, between a 10rtion Of G-nsr-
81 Ssua.ts cavalry an3 bIsjos Brockbsm's Horse
Ar,ilsTy, Rn6 tETe or three briEa1es ef Yankees,
aided By cavalry snd twelve pieces of srtIiisTy
Smart awlks The enemy bg sheIing q woed
in which trry were concealed. Ire Yankees
wers driven back nearly 10 tho RapRsbasnock.
VIXEN, being hezY.ly reiufIcsl, car cavalry fsl
back, and tbe eresy retired across the river
Oar lsss was rcm8 SIX killed. ans eighteen
vouudsl-th= Yankee Ioss ret kn0Fu
TIE enemy ere becoming H3re daring ia their
raeonucisss1ues daily Tee body that crossed
or Tuesday Is believed 20 hav5 been the same
with WHOM our csys'rv n7d irfsn-y had brush
isst Saturday,. The lines Of fbe Rs1ns aunock
and Ranidas sTs sgaiH occupied 5v Gsn Lee
and TIE enemy s-e ia stsfsri ard Fauq1i5T.
Frem william burg We iearH .hst ths Ya1hs4s
have started Fspsr thsTe called the CeUalisr
The estabj5 kusut Is set uB from the trUs ard
nstsrial stolen from tire Gazette rtisa ia the
t7en, a uaPer ssiasiishHd 90 Da-Detuats the title
Of ore Of the same name pub isa-d there during
tie 6rst revelation.
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q 4 c0Trsspou3sns Of tha scisatife Ag
icaH states thst tia nine has been se
in AissoUfi, he ore uHdsrisgll lle-st sTsst 81 r
b ons thousand acres, nszf lhs Lssd 5f .ssS
Franaois riT8r. shoEld tai5 t1fn out Co - ss--
rect tbs discovery VII Pr8Ve Of muoh raIus 4
We have hitherto been obliged 70 dsBsdd ~
Englsnd and the East Indies fQT slPpiy.
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oFFiClAL REPORT

Tha foll0EisE otii.iisl report Of tire operstioHs
aVsinst She monitors and gGakssts in Jaues
river, has been rsczivsd fron Gel P. Z. Page,
eomzsn5irg Gen Wees briE1ds, BY Gen. E.
zsy. Itemoae=s ths particulars Hst contained
Ia The above;
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EULE COLLARS WANTED !
DEOPOsALS VII Be received g. this Cfls ss until
ii TUESDAY tie 25tl o. August. 1865 iur supHIy-
iHE TIN THlC5ARD no OC5. EULE C9LLAES.
made OF either Poelsr er Bls-k G-Es
viii zEo pushE ~ far pres At s7eh Gel ars that
EsT be drivsr-d af any Z se-lsstera Depot ia tae
s-ase Cf Ge0-gz. Samples e. seen a. my Office.
u. WINEtssfORE-
MAJOR and Qla rerl1as.er, c. s. A,
--1es Guru.fa Ca
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Elellaa &ae. LEEs ARMY.
T1e con3ition ef sf.rs along The Rspps-
banneck since or las- Tepor, has not materially
changed
TIE rumor with rsleresee % a cavalry Eght
on Wsdaesdsy. il Cuis pr county, is not csn-
6smsd 1g any iu-ezmsi7a we hzv8 received
Oa " s1laHlET small Yankee fagce made
its app =sucs al z'aellh. Opposite Frs7eIicks-
bRrg. AID it is coui izctaT=d ttss they k-vs a con
sldsIGbla igIes ailYlHs IA laat Glostisa.
From TIE VALLEY.
Tire latest ir i'igsncs wo have frsn TIA val
ley leaves no d1uh- -sro 5.s fsct tlat tHs crenv
has sEaiu Gee E5a5 Wiughrs-ar in esusidars bic
fJTee, nd ties hey have ex.aeded tA-lr lines
as iaI s- &65,7ta@H, ca sle Valley turnpike
HeTuu ui rs ss 81 SE=shHfz.
A & asls-n-a Eh0 isis s55 aeirhbsrhocd sf
Berry Y.lla. Cfa- he cCgHry. 1a E5i5sv merning
last, szys tlat q reg z1-u- Ct Nav YoIk cavalry
spgamrsd at HeIss..s 90 I-aTs5ag l-i-ht On
Friday icTcs, c=up5s-a cf srtil,sry i1isusry
and Csvsiry, occupied Wmehes.cr, moving BD
FROM Mkrhnsburg I wss reported that ,kscs
was 8 la-ze sorcs n the lower y-Iey, and 70 Fss
the bsiiel fh.I the etsesay were Concentrating a
fsTcs With q view ci sending heavy colgmn
up tse valley.
Froz the Eaaurer August -
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Her. R. Gsll7ry, Secretary Of the Navy,
Richmond, VS.
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The EugIfsh Press on the Battle ef Get
syz5urE aud ths Surrender sf VlsEs-
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J. P. BEsgANIN, Secretary o. stats. z-tsuz1
- Ths pzpars lhrsushaut the Conis5srail slss
ars requested % eoRE ne aboFs proelsuatila- at
earliest moment, aud for twenty igs Thereafter. al
sad thsir bills - The ivats sserstay 1f che PRESIDE
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uNa&tsr icuT Tu ss is6en! Bon nun at fla'
lste prstte Id Rem @smdlren rsn Stidsn su unS
Iprsnsttrts Die Damsn. llmionlt ga& isrsm
ssrltri6snsn Sage natm i'd mir pOr, sas Su6sn
auisusstsn; psnn i'd saun absr atenss eas gile-
den in RE Sanp natm, 10 ersr1ffntd immsr pi.s
rsr ris untsspinsllfs Sttnuat, sae llrtils su
fnpsn. Sn allen @siealaaiten snauYirte Id Rte
Ienitsn nit Grassn mad arm -. iasn Bal,
wsr nassmssn, mslbe Dame rie S6Gniie ssiuss
zen is9 Gter Ia fimmttn aud nift ;rsi Gnts
rcrtsn therein. glsl6s Sdtanaenwinrunatn
madts i'd, um rs junscn Tamsn red! I'm grUs
fl gu iaiTcn! &r ss angling. naft. Id mid rur&
anIsrti9uns Ycn ,Silbsnsttsn listsnswurrs, In
rrr teasn 9cHnuns, rr 3ufaa msrre mir bic @ss
iudts sinnuI unttr rie S6ssrs lisisrn. Sn ns.r.
sittn g6itt s.ranitaltsts Id bic tsprpGea,n
SdattsMpiels, is ma6rn IMsrs; iu esr tarms
lottsn Isiis fiitrts i6 ale Eamsu bint.r's ei&t,
atsr aqts rrssbens! Stst fab Id srR rsdt Elm.
melte selsnpste S6Sntet msine Siltcurtt. mar;
rsrn psnn mir irgsno fin 9siitt ssFsl unb Id
es aui rie SGattenprets feats wsl& Elm as
itanr - Cine ;psite Wanis fa6te i'd fir BE
armtdnrsr, unp bier mar i'd audldsr."
,,5a ~ risf grnf unr riidts na6r.
r9taa msnsr Gswrtntrit fano ia sinmaI
ti.iinni9 all rem Sdauftnter ein.s Suwtlisrlassns
unr mufsrte tie ausselcstsu S6mudiaten. @ctt
wtb, Of mid Rte 9cltisi ni6t i6cn ais eintn
,meiten garsiaae in 8,rsa6t bate. % mare fen
Bunrr sepsien. Gins rsr GrmtGnesr bate cine
entisrntt astnli6tsit nit rem msinsr Silbcuette;
pie0st&t mar ras iEris. titr sstauit tur, Id trat
in len 0arsn uni lief ss mir ;sissn. Snpss
fanr i'd IS tr natsrer 8tFAtisuns bod lsbr s.r-
iaitlsn srn jGnsm, unr iuhts mad rssnD stn.r
Rlsinisteit, pom i'd mtins Nsusisree tssatln
fInnts. sEltrsnr i'd 10 raitanr, tam Elm grrisnt,r
in utesclbsr aivrss, Der rem 8auimanu cine
Nar:e sat, ssssn ris sr sin rtparirt.s glrmtanS
abtrIsn wpllts. 81. glummcr mar ni6t sINd
gu fnrsn; Der 9ien,r 6at gu ellen, IA he 6uri6aft
stsn ut,siitn molc; surlid utsrsat itm Der Su,
wslicr Gin @arcquinIGf6sn. Orr iorsiams Disnsr
E6ncts 60 i'm BUrtsstsn, UNI gu istsn, Of ts ras
r,Gts iri; in rsmslt,n @ugsntIid Fel aud msiu
huge rarauf - IS war fas rec tte.
(6crtiesuns fclst.)
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9yo1.Wptt..

gincm serstrIitcn Dutlitum rr6mals Die IT,
srtens An;siss, ZAP uQct iur rsies Satr fdIli9e
3ejtunst ~9prtc i'm Mpnat Ssptrmtsr trSabl
merren mub.
gcrarEteSutluns it unumsdnsliGcs Gteb. Sa
got ritItS Sisrtsljatr aui msiu 8iiieo Grtrit, ia
rtn !srren 3situnsslrirrn tas niue Gslss mob
niat alsemsin tstonnt mar, gcm s,esn SetCtsr
az Fin i'd sslmun9sn, 9tifbubIsnesn itrs 3situhs
gen sc3uentlatrn.
Gleitiaas crude i'd fTTiff I'M 3atluns fss
mir nod i6uIsssn Srieiprrip;. llnte3atts grieis
trnnsn niat mttr aui Grsrit atselaiIen wtrren.
Sc NJ. BsiielbUft, p. al.
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Arrmanm Turn-I'ereim,

Ter mrnatlids gsitra5 iIir active unr palFHs
NitaIisesr III aui Is Gents per Iiunat esrat9s>
isgt Ganriratsn tInnsn liG tsi tintrBsidnsttm
msrm. Gas 5nhiisssp tstrisi so Ssnts. -
pailics 3tslisrsr tSnnsn tafur mstrsrs 3situn-
arn wptsniIi& ltisn unf RE gitlictbsf, aus tt'
nats 200 Sdneen fs1sbsnr. tsnusen. unp al esn
1urultunaen II. i. IT. mad SsIistsn ttsilntbmtn.
gGm. @eIlelt Sprs6sr.
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1ie Sithnnette
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-09-12
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Il Tla 2Itenurmsnt t1nH nitt sber 8stIur tgt
frssH ts ale 9tuditInre te;oblt iinl.
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3) g9u hsi glummern tiusr 3eituu3 annimmt
yn ais 9tcun:ut au3eiIFsa uRc Rat saiIr 3nt<
any AT tilttn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-09-12
98ein1pte AIT perfaufer.

gitr nit trastartn @sinltrdsn trrFanSis erts,
ait Ter mefI. z. Snabt lisssnr, iine statn faaf
Gtle biais ,u rsrtauisn. Gas Ndess ut sa s;'
irassn aui tsy GrptsTti rss ussruannfr Srlts-
tIaues,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-09-12
fliesende Taeset
Infer Rampf.
( 6crtiesuns iclst.,,

llntcr;ritnetsr III tspUtmdftist, fr.imi0iss
Stiird9s 3ur gsfrsituns FER Srudlcitcn ptissr
6lu9ttifsn tntsegsn ,u nebmen.
gBm. Welislscit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-09-12
8 { 6in9u n q c II.

Oas ,,Ssrmdnncr SoItsblatt" er.
Ntint jtrru SamttaS une tcftet iibrlih
mr., Scqt:s in baIbiibrli6er Dpraus,
,ab!hds. 4njei9cn rrsroen ;a een nc
Irli,henrsn SebIu9unsen auf9cnpm,
mtr. SINCERE Anjrigcr werrcn i'm Der.
sAAit !eredntt.