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TO THE S0LDIERSl


We have published a beautiful
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE,
For the use Of Soldiers.
Il is printed in four cslors, represent
ing Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery,
marching in countless Numbers into
Dixie, with drums beating, cOlors flying,
etc. A blank line is left for the name of the
Soldier, Company, Regiment and Officers /;
size 13x17. The certificate is enclosed
in pasteboard tnbe, and can be sent to
any part Of the country without injury;
and the soldier, after filling up the blank
lines, can put it back in the tube and re-
mail it to his friends, and they viii get
it framed and preserve it as q remem-
brance.
Price 30 cents. Sent by mail, pre-
paid. Fa =
/. n. RHODES & Co,
80 Union Street, Nashville.
Agents wanted to sell the above.
oct16-3m.
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From n, RI. R-v. Bshop o.ev.

CoLUHBlAs IKSE NOV. ~, 1853
Va J. ". DOIsKAR-Dear Sir have been much
Interested and pleased in examining your system Of
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems 70 me
70 be both skful and faithful, and the improvement
OF YOUR pupils Is su rprising and rapid beyond any
thing have ever witnessed. | shall feel happy II
this testimony to your merit shall lead others to avail
themselves OF your instruction In one az The most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully
etc JAS. II. 0TEY.
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HEADoR's DISTRICT OF NASHVILLE,
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. CD, 1868.

HEADoR's DISTRICT OF NAsHvILLE,l
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 6tb, 1868.
Gsneral order 70. 3.
Ithsying come to the knowledge Of
the esnersl oommsndisg, that officers
and soldiers in this command are in the
practice Of visiting Nashville, Tenn, I'M
der orders and instructions from Com
msnders Of Posts and detachments, it is
hereby ordtFed that hereafter where il
becomes necessary for any officer to visit
Nashville for any purpose, the orders
therefor must emanate from Headquar-
tsrs, Grand Division, Department or Dis
tric,. M
By Command Of MAI-GEs. Rousseau.
THOS. G. WILLIAMS,
Act. Asst. Adj. Gen.
dcc10.lw
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Fro,n N, Hon Judoe N. Green,

LFOIN IN5
President Of the Law School, Lebanon, Tenn. ana
who was for 20 years ON the Supreme Bench OF Ten
nessee:
''Mr Dobear has spent many years in teaching
and perfecting his system Of instruction, and Is by
far superior to any teacher OF penmanship have ev
or seen You will perceive at once that he Is a man
Of fne intelligence. he gives instruction without
reason and his reasoning is so just and clear that
you At once perceive the principle he seeks 10 impart
and that being fixed in the mini, the pupil, acting
uoH H. sOoa learns TO write with ease and rapidly,
as well "a with elegance.
/ commend Mr. Doltesr 70 your kind attention, and
trust il wiz be consistent with your views and feel
inqs 70 forward his objects. Any service you may
render him will be worthily bestowed and viii oblge
me Very respectfully, your friend
LEBAEox, TENN, Oct. 20, 1886. N. GREEN.
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state Of Tennessee---COGee Co.
Attachment IN JUSTICES Co,gt.
Jo'En L. DapidsoH and Jos7'b HaRsr %. 4.
b. Robertson.

A TTAchhtNT havIng been issaed In this case
II akansi The icfeadAnt, upon the ground that ne
De'enaanf lad abacondsd ifoE the STATE % tnaf TIE
ord AIRY pt1oets 81 las canuot BE- served upou hrs
Il 4 thcfcfofe ortsred tat b. appoar bciere ne a
fnY oIcf "a tiir tiAn q Aanccscr on the Isth d '
- ifmper, 1903, N sn ana there 70 defcnd said II
t1chmcat siit otlessise "a sane VIII be proo.,oe.
IN cx rsft6, bfiers me Ard 4 : further ortisr,s
that s4tPg q fns oftef - pabsahed IN ihe I1.sl,
TIusr uessIaIef pub SIZED IN ts city a Nss4rfiie
- f.,ns 80 clllge Netska-
Given under M hand this i7lh day Of Hovenbor
$50 q. D. EMERSON,
he Peace q Codas Couaty
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10000 Agents wantsd !!

OOsOOO AbCnAo W an4lA
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
IS, 900 Watches, Gold Pens and Pencils, Vest,
Guard and Neck Chains, Chatelains Chains
and Pima, Engraved Bracelets, Engraved
Spring Lockets,
Sci Ht0as Riaql C.xiJoFsfa hlegs, Chused Rfsqs
Aas1aio Rin0s and Pils, Geufs California Diausoad
Piss CalpoTnia Dianaond EaT Drops, BsauiiI Sea q
Jssslry, HsE 6yls Sad ard Bultoas &C.,
worth 100000,
To Be cold for One Dollar each, without regard e
value. and Eot 70 be pad for MI y0a know
what yOu are % got.
In al transactions By mall We shau charzs foe
doing the business Is cents EACH which ust &c en-
closed When the request u made 70 know What you
can have. Amer knoNing Ehat yQu can have, then
Il viii Be ~ your option % send g. take the article
or not.
Five articles esu Re ordered Ter sI-slsEsa for 81
thirty for sS-sixty-iEe for sio-And Ous hundred
Ger SIS
vita TIRE iaformation Of shat yoa can have WIN b
sspt Circular giving ful instructions 10 Agents aud
fsll Catalogue % articles, md thea viii BE- ~
yors option % send and get the article or not.
Aieo, for 81 Ivil send solid silver sEisld Or
sither Army Cons Pins with your nan1s, regiment
And eompsnJ handsomely sazFAvsd uPoa g.
s.m. WARD = CO.,
Box fs7s. Esw York. sos Broadway.
aov8s
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Medical Examining Board

HKADoRs BUREAU OF ORGANIZATION Q. s. C. T., |
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. &c, 1866.
THE Board Of Surgeons for examination Of appli-
J. cants for commissions as Surgeons and Assistant
Surgeons Of United States Colnred Troops, will com
ence its sessions in this city at its CONS at H0spi
tai No. 10, on Broadway street.
All applications must be made properly endorsed
accompanied with testimonials, the President Of
The Board, who will notify zach applicant when TO
appear for examination.
By order Of
G-ORGEL. STEARNs, A. A. c.,
Commanding 0rganiz ition q. s. Colored Troops.
JEo. LAwToN, Surgeon Z. S. VOls and Pres't Board.
Surgeon J. W. LAYTON, Surg U. s. Vols, aud PreSi-
dent Of Board.
4" X. J. FARoUH4RsoS 4th Tenresses Infantry.
Asst Surg'n J. h. BAUDGY, L. s. Vols Sec'y Board.
Roy27-tf o.. tDSPl
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VIII be furnished free Of charge TO soldiers in out
Of the Hospitals If their bottles CT inkstands are
brought at the above hours SOLDIERs taught
third less than citizens.
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Important Arrival,
PKR sTEAMKR J. D HINDEj
FOR H. b. s NIT

(Se los North College strssi-nsar the Loussvins
Raiiroa3 Depot.
full line Of FAMILY GROCERIES, Pr0vidons,
Buttsr. Eggs, ke., &c. Abo, salt, osal OF aud
Lamps snd Fixsurss q every dssolip-ioa al a
which viii ssll az Low As tbs lowest
\. b I Win eel the best CARBON OIL lover
has en- be boughs elsewhere IN this market.
eRKzs APPLKs. DRIED FRrTrs, ORANGES
- LtAoSs, arriving daily.
zssl4lws y. SIXTH.
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remain yours, respectfully,
THOS Il BENTON

Allow me to introduce 10 you my frerd. J. W. Dol
bear who sits your city for the purpose Of tesch
ing Penmanship and Photography. His reputation
as successful teacher is well and so widely esta5
ligaed that will say nOthinE on that score. only
deire TO present him as gentleman from whose so
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit, and as
one whom you have ths intelligence 70 appreciate.
anything you may do TO further his designs will be
gratefully acknowledged BY your friend,
= JOHN G. EDGAR
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TO RENT-FoR 1854.
GeOrgians, Attention.

TIE UNDERSIGNED having keea suthorized n ~
Il csuit troops Tor he Unlss = service for the
tern Of three gezzs q cEing the E4r ram fhs oya
NJ q Georgia. 3 4s1iFcus q giving rscFuifnx oon-
mhsions 70 eusrgetN srns non, who u b c1rarss-
sionsd as aoon a. q ecompany = fail. Tor :
tion aPpiy - n. q
nnlLL-Lna
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sir-Considerng good handwriting 10 be not only
an accomplishment, but means Of success TO every
man engaged in buiness, greatly applaud your
itorous eKeroDs TO improve the chirOgraphy Of the
age gentleman or lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently ofteA fail 70
doae at the last moment, with haste aud impatence,
and consequently with faults Of ali kinds u com
hitting aGd injuring bosh the writer and the cause
which he advocates. Wishing you every success IN
your laudable undertakings, f.-
remain yours, respectfully, -.
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BOOM Ovsr Smiths Drug Store, Cor. Church osd Pi's
Sssets HOURS, to IL, a. m, 3 10 5, P. m, and
70 at night.
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WAsaIxGTox CiTY, June 20, IS

The following very just remarks Of the Hon. Thos.
II. Benton, O. s. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard OF parents ard all young persons who have
auy nope Of success In the business OF life.
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Scrap Iron
Feathers. Ginaenr.

RKEsWAx, HIDES, CREASE, DRIED FRUITS,
- and most, all kinds % Tennesses Produce
wanted By D. d. DICKEY, agent
o'u-A Broad sad High Streets,
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BOARDING.

nj Ra ,. y. Hall Il ssaln prepared 20 Fsesivs =
~ tew boarders. 40 oEmodatiors ampls ard
coulortabs.' CouvAlescszt of1ccrs and oii,.r tr-a
Nent persons Fsesivsd AZ .. % south Chsrr, rirt
ossSssa eAnfeh sad sroad. novse-lm
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HEADQUARTERS list. OF NASH fILLf,f
NASHVILLE, TENN, Dec. Sd, '63.
General Order No. f.
The following named officers are an
nouneed upon the Staff Of the General
Commanding, viz:
Cart. JEssE FULMER, 10th Inf. ASST
Comsy Nusters;
Carr J.W. SHELL, 10Th 0, vi, a. A.
LG.;
CART. E RUoER, 18th Wis. Vols, Top
Engineer;
CART. WIN. II. MoLYMAN, Com. Subs
B<fszsas sd returns will be made
through them in accordance with exist
ing orders and regulations.
By command Of MAJ. -GEN. ROUSSEAU.
TH0S. c. WILLIAMS,
Aet'g Asst Adj. Gen.
dec8-lW aq
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HEADQUARTERS COMMISSION FOR THE ]
ORGANIZATION OF .. S. CoLoRED TRooPs,}
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1868.
Circsllar No. 1.
In accordsncs with Orders from the
President of the United States, the fol-
lowing recruiting stations have been es-
tsblished for ColOred Troops in the De-
partment of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
MurireesborO',
Gallatin,
Wsrtrace,
Clarksville,
shelbyville,
Columbia,
Stevenson, Alabama.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
=, Bridgeport, Alabama.
Pikeville, Tenn.
Fort Donaldson, Tenn.
MoMinnville, Tenn.
Paihsbi, Tenn.
Lynnyille,
All claims by alleged owners of slaves
rhO mAy be eHlisted, viii be laid before
,he Board appointed by the President,
nd consisting Of - -
The Board will hold its sessions at
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
Ists viii ns furnished the Board for pub :
Tc informstion. and on demand exhib-
led 70 any person claiming that his or
bsr slave has been enlisted.
0iaini4 must be presented within ten
d,ys sfler The filing Of the said rolls.
30 clsims will be received or enter
,sined from any person who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Goyernment Of the United States, or who
N any way has given aid, or shall give
id OF comfort 10 the enemies Of the Gov
srhment and all clsimsnts shall file with
,beir claims an oath Of allegiance 10 the
government Of the United States.
The mastering officer will furnish off,
cisl copies Of ali muster-in rolls. for the
information and guidance of the above
Board.
Any citizen Of Tennessee who shall
oaer bis or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, il such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer = certificate thereof, with a de-
scriptive list Of sueh slave, and become
entitled TO compensation for the service or
labor of said slave, not exceeding the
sum Of three hundred dollars, upon filing
with the abose Board a valid deed N
nznumission and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
50 onlisting shall be forever thereafter
AL enlistments will be made in accord
ance with the provisions of General Or.
der No. 529, current series War Depart.
ment
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
GEORGE L. STEARSs,
Mejsr and A. A. q. u. s.,
oom'r 0rg'n U. S. lOolored Troous
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0te piratemf9ias allabanna mnb slOrisa.

YbtlubeIpbta, %. Mut. Die Briggs
WtItam W. Dodge traf beute BON @ernams
bucO, nit Capt. Bptter bonn S@if Onetoa
an 8Orb, ein. BUtter meloet, baB BITE Oneida
non Sbaneae fir New gOrt, wuO bic 8arte
6snrtetta sDn Baltimore far &tp am "a.
Mprtl unter 10 Iaiol. 8r. unb 294 tpefl. 6.
Don benz eneLtI6en ptroten Mabama Der
brannt tpurDen.
Die Mabama unb Slortba freu3ten 3ulam'
men unb 3erffSrten tGrSItA bas S&tf 9Outlu
Snt& BON @arOif fir Singapore, bos @Aif
Ncpa Don 2tSsrpOol fir Calcutta, @baS. 9tu
pom 2tperpOpl fir W1ontsptOeo, ete WalFla'
8arte 2afasette, bte 8rts9 Sate unb Der
S9pOnsr Sing 5tlber.
(Dte 8arte 6enrtetta gebSrte ben 6errsr
S6Omas @4ttrtSee & So. IN Baltimore, bat
457 9pnnen 9alt unO noe sesen ale @efabr
ausasnUmmen SeerGuberet, perT9srt. .. H.
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Gin Gnberer 8eridt BON MeerieO.

Gtne DepelAe bon San Tran3tscu, battrt
BON Surtsen Nbenb unO Nltttwc&. a., auf
Der 8Srle In gew gOrt e~inSeguussn. Iast:
la Nlan slaubt BIER ntGt, OaB bic Sran3Olen
Bic B~elngeruns bon Vuebla anfSeseben Gabeu,
Nm 80. Nprtl n,elbete Srtsga In Yue6la benz
Sen. @pmm9nfcrt mtttelf Spe3talcourier8,
baB bte Gran3Olen baS 8Ombaroement furte
iehten rtnb In 8erberettung zines ueusn Gin.
critics @rubsn nnb Wttnsm aufibrtem. DAD
I&etnt etne lpdtere Nn&rtGt 3u leiu, alS BIZ
Don Yuebla Gber 5aUuna sstOmrten unb fl
tCmmt brett DurG merttantl9e 9uelsn.
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MmgebliAe serRSruus BON saceiOm Gitp.

@bteasO, %. Mai. @psrial @atru
Dspel9en fagsn, baB Sen. See BON &anlas bte
Melbun9 bel6ttet. OaB 3wet Der GuBeren fetuD-
ltGen Werte sa GidSbmrs bon unIeren Srup=
pen am Erettu9 esnOmnen tuurOen. Sn BEN
Nnertf auf btSfe @ertbetbt9ungstrerte e%rlttteu
bic G6berolen etnen I9peren @erluf. Die
Nebeuen fOGten EatL unO perjweifelt unb feusr.
ten ntGt sber, ale bis bic gOIOnnen In quite
SGu6pette fnmeR. Dennu1 purben bte Ne+
bellsn btnter tbre lestea 8ertbetbteunestperfs
Suridsetrteben. OteS tuar bic SttaettUn am
Tretta9.
SadfOn, WitF., TT 3est6rt unb BITE fGDeraIe
Irrnee, tpel&e bic @taot beisbt btelt, bat f6
in Grant nnSel6lCfen.
gls bns 8Opt am S~unnabenb MOr9en ab>
stns, mart bic GlOtte nU4 eeIeSentIt@ 8Ombeu,
UNI ben SetnO gu bflaftsen. @tr batten Die
8atteriesn pbers nuo unterkalb Der Stabt ers
pbert.
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SHIfe fir Iicfsbura.

Smbtenapults, IS. Mat. Gin Gps'
stal3us stnS btele len Me@mtttae NIT @btrur
gen, me6t3tniIHem 8eparf &c. mad &panspiQt
ob, 100 1e Elm bsIOnOerS 8UOt btrett Ma@gtds
bueg nebmen tperDen, Ium fIr pte In btn neu.
lt&en @GlaGten p~ertpunOsten Snbtana1 olDas
ten gu ipr9en.
q. s. Douglas, Der neuli@ 3u @reltltne
Otto, wesen 0errdtbertl4er NeuBeruneen per
bGftet purbe, 1T Elm WfitSlteo Der @eFbSebunE
BON ceSnDtand.
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RiUt itr Sarrtsbura,

6arrtsbWr9 26. Mat. Gin atemlIG
bs6eutenoer Ttut 9tn9 ltbte NaGt bter Dor.
sc mar eth &f swiiGen Der Uetben anb
i&par5en STAGE, uno Bate leiGt Ubne reGt3ttr
ttseS Gtni&retten 9rcBe 5Ormeu annebmeu
tSnnen. Go I&eint, boB UNI lteben l16r M6snbs
eIne Ydrtte SOlboten In etnem Wtrttsbauie,
pel&es BON etne1 yeeeer Nan,eus Bu1. Scoop
Se9alten ptrb. SteG 9agerbier trauten unO NIT
ben leeren @lGI fern In Der 6unb fOrtsebsn pOls
ten, Cbne gu te3ablen. Der l.eeer rtef einen
YU~lt3etmann berbei, tlaete tbm letn 2etO unb
lteB rnebrere Der SoIpaten Drrbaften, bic tsboG
bon benz NiaYUr Der StaDt rteber freigelafen
Dur6en.
SIM Camp batte ffG RAID BITE NaGrtdt bon
benz WOrfa0e berbrettet, unb bic Gpl6atesfa
900 aus, UNI HaGe an Dem gleser uab alien
S4war3en Ibertaupt gu nsbmen. SIN 9feger=
8tertel an9stCmmen, parfen fe iberau bte
6enltr Elm, fir3ten lf9 In bic SGuler unb
beSin0en aIerlet 1nfu9. Man befIr9tete, baB
es 31 elmer S@lG@teret tommen pirce, ba Elm
Neeer, unt ietn @tssntbuut au iHaeen, auf
ote SUloattn esfeuert unb etner GerIelben
an Der 6anb Ssrtpunbet bate Die SOloaten
i&UHsn nun aud. trafen iebU6 fetnen Neser,
Wpbl aber etnen &ameraben BON 40. @e9t.,
Der bebeutenb tn Der Sette DertUunbet tDurDe.
Dmr& bic berbeteetOmmene BrofoBSorbe wurz
be enblt& Trie0e Rersefsat, nnO BITE SOlOatsn
sCsen f& 3uriid.
Das Ne9er=@ iertel Iab am anOern WOrsen
i&redli4 aus ; ale StIren, Senfer &C. tpareu
3erlalaseu, bte BspOtner batten fH init tbrer1
beten @tSentbum seFI6tet, neil le befar&te>
ten, baB bic pittbenoen Solbaten bic gieger>
9Guier, tpeI&s aue aus 9Ul3 eebaut tnS, or-
Itsfen tpGr6en.
Die Mstnunssn a6er ben 8urfaa ftnb &C.
tbeilt, BITE Metiten eeben iebO6 ben Nsssrn
GsGt unb baben MUIR etn3uwenben, bab Der
geser SrcUp Qnre9t tbat, mad 6 u6r 8ter
gu ~1erfaufen. Der Miasrr BAT Biz jebt nod
fstne cine ein3t9e gerbaftnns OUrnebmen Iafsn.
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R0(=RGriC6te

S@- Die neueRe Vt m mer 1t II
ereS Wo&enbtattes entbdlt unter
anberen tntereliantea Na9rI6tsn fOleeube
.0fattge Na9rt9ten 9Du Der
Irmee ees @eRens,
@tnnatme SOn Satnes Bluff
nnb @~btGafaw Bluff bur6
mnfere Stutte.
@tnnatme Der MmBemwerfe . o I:
~Wtfsbmr8 batG un1ers IAN b,
armee,
Col. @rterfun's 8l1n3emberG a.
pallertes Stretfaug,
Nenefes BON Der DUtUmacar =
mfe u. {. 10.
@tnaelne Nammern S Gents.
Na9 OeutiAlanb uerlenosn mir bic Num=
mer NIT Dem mUrsen Mtttas obeebenoen
Dampfer fir 8 Gents purtUfreI an cine BE-
ltebtse NereGe.
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9ie 8elaacruuo INN 0idsburo.

S~Imssiise aus f~iiblidem Seitmnsen. - Spatefte sfes
benen WadDrid,ten BON Sicfsbnrs bis sMm 10.
Turt MtonrDs %. Stat. Der RiH-
monb M6ts ppm ~. entbttlt Na9aebenbss
Wobtte, 25. Nlat. (WlOntas.) Cine
Spe5tolOepelde BON Sadion, Oattrt SOnnta9
ben 24., iast Ntan tSrte Seuern BIS 9 u9r
btelsn Mor8eH felt bteler 3elt tonnte man
tetne MrtiIerte : Salben atebr bSren. Das
20. bertttene MftRourt Nestment fel tn @aps
nenb etn unb bra4te 400 @efansene NIT
surif.
SadfOm, 25. Wai. Gin Sffstsr, nell
der @tdsburs am 49,, ben Sag na@ Der
Nttafe perlteB, melbtt taB Der Tetnb um 10
u6r bic 2tnte ,ano baS Centrum btermal an.
geertfen aber i~ebssrnal nit 9ruBtm @erlulte
auf bstosn Setten 9eporfsn tpuroe. Nm Dons
heritage bpmbarbirtsn bic Tein0e unIere
Subsnwerte. Die GtnlAltsbuns unIerer 8e.
fefttsun0en bur@ @rant 1T nt9t CANA po0s
tan6ts. IS betbt, Gen. Steele ist sstSptet.
Spatetes ans 8idsburg.
@btIa q, %. N1at. Die 9pss
3tal DepelAe be8 Cincinnati 8uuetins lagt :
Wtr 1aten Nenes pia Murfreesbpro aus Ste
beaenqueuen. PembertOn lou bic Nnsrife
Der Bunbestruppen ie9smal auradeeIAlasen
baben, aber ben a~ebenten beocr1ebenben Mns
srtf iebr farGten.
Oteielben NaGrt@ten bebaupteu, Sorting
babe f4 bet 6atnes Bluff bmr9gel6lagen
unb let entfUmnten. Die GbatIaGe III, baB,
tuer thinner bort ccmmanbtrt babeu mag, bon
Der 9erbtnbun8 nit gtdabars abselantt.
ten If.
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GenernI G;rnnt nerfsSrat.

New gprt %. Stat. Der Gorrelppn.
bent bes commercial" faretbt, bab General
Grant beaettS 70 beoeutenb Dertarft IL, baB e.
t6m mS9lt4 ietn tptro, BITE fetnbl. Werte Gam
25.) NIT Grfulg su Riirmen.
Iu3 New Srleaus TT 70 burA aueetom-
meme Srnppen fiber seltslt wOroen, baB BIZ
S~nlursentsn, wsnn fe Deriuden iolten, wab.
renb Sants' &bpeienbett etnen @utl9 3u per-
lu9en, jebenfals ni9t r~eulfren werben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-29
Mbsans ees "a. (sfeser) M~aHad)ufettss ssests. poi
SptDm nad) Glib Carolina.

Bottom. %. Mat. Inter srobem gnt=
tbufaamuS fanb teuts Der Mb9anB bes Neser
Nestments fatt. Das &eetment mar gan;
ppl3abltg, pal tn Ser. @taaten llntfurmen
setleibet, auS9e3ei9net equtptrt unb armtrt,
uno bate etne Sor3asltGe aus S@war5sn
betebenDe MuFf6anoe.
Der Wuuuerneur Nnbrew btelt cine NeSue
a6er bas 8e8tnteut ab, tpunaA balielbe Bee
elettet BON ben bet3ttGen 3urufen ouer @tn=
tpCtner, bur9 bte Straben mar19trte uno ltA
an 8Urb beS De MaleY etnl9iften.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-29
Np1t &entutep,

gtnctnmati, %. Mut. glu@rt9tsn
Spn RsntudY mslOtn, baB NaeS rubtS in
BurnFpe's Trcnt TT. Die @ebe0ennaa@t tn
@oSne County tptrb auf $1,000 Wann
aeIhabt. Yegram's 9auptqnartter TT nul
6te1er Gette BON MOnttcelU mnb ma elanbt
Sab Der SstnS etnen Ser3retfsIten 6anbfreif
omsanlihren beabftAttat.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-29
Gin ,temes Opfer Ses 9llabama.

Das 8cifOner @&if Commonwealth ron
Sen gort fur Gan GranStsco tpurbe BON beln
Mlabama tur3 ppr benz "a. Mprtl 3srtSrt unb
Die Mannf&eft auf elmer fran5Safden 8arfe
untergebra&t unb In Nernambueu selanSet.
Der 0srtb Der Commonwealth NIT bem Cargo
betrua iber $4O0, 900. 4 q. s. .f4s,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-29
Mrre5t eines hes s~Deitid,uIbisen BON Der ased)fel,
20 @~d,tDinDeIei.

Dbtlabetpbta, %. Mat. 8. $. @rats
alias NOrtun, anSetlaet, Bet Der S&wtnple
pelGe gum S&aoen bon Granger Moams tn
@btcasu aus9efabrt purbe, betbetlist sereIen
gu letn, 1T BIER perbaftet poroeu. gr botte
belonberS In @aIbtnetpn unp Baltimore ppe=
rtrt uno stpar btS 3ur S6be BON $4,000.
Setne WitlAulb bat sr bereitS etneefanben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-29
Wou Gan Srousiscp.

Gan 5ran3tsep, %. Wtat. Ser
far5lt4 ais 0lrat cpnbemntrte S&ooner s.
W. Chapman wurbs tsute fur $1,000 Ssr,
fault. Die stpei ~12pfanOtssn 5aubiben unb
Wafen loUte WunittOn, welGe an 8Orb ra-
ren, wurDen DomW ounernement tregaenommea
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-29
pUn @GbsGGroIina.

8eaufOrt, g. 6, 20. Ilat. @tan
sGaubt, bos ben Nebelen. fir l WftltOn Doll.
Sitter bur& DtStiUns. mnb Ne9trnents Gut
Ter 3ugs8anSen lnb, pslGe baS &eGt tatten.
SrOBe GOrrGtte it6 i&iden sn la1en, unb oil
tbre Woarenbauler ba uafl9Iueen, 100 tetns
WtlttGg @OntrDle trar.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-29
0ie RatiDmaI , 9lmleibe.

@9tlabelp sta, 81. Mat. DIE Stesies
runss, Nsenten Sap GeOf beriGteten beute ben
8ertauf Don $2,S29.6oO u6inf- 3wun3tser"
Bombs a, : ar.
%. Stat. Der ~;Ssrtauf Der s. 20r Nne
Ist9e bstru9 am beu .stn Sage $2,05S, $50.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-29
Notwithstanding BON GUrintb prer So Grange
e~rtpartet.

Der GOrtntber (01t1.) Correspondent BET
@a3ette l4retbt unterm 18. Die Nebelen er.
uartsn eipe 0Urpart8betpegnns BON Gurtntb
crer Ga Grange lipwdrtS unb bssbalb perbeu
ale Bradsn auf Der Mobtle unb Sbtu Babn
fart berpa&t. Scrref febt NIT 4 &estmeu=
tern Bet Nberbeen, um Stretf;isen sa beess.
men. bic tn iener &t&tuns Sema9t tperben
.tSnnten.