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Die Gpnpentiun

Gtncinnati, 10. DIT. 9ie 6rieOens=
Convention periammelte iib beute uno oistus
tirte ben 8eri6t oeS 8eidluB=G pmite8, welder
anserpmmen murbe. 9ie HeiplutiUnen finn
fir Srieben auf Der Staatsre6ts@ GrunOlase.
Sic mlBbiligen Die i9anolunaen Der Chicago
Convention, perperien WcGlelan uno pOuer
cine onoere Natipnal=G Convention. Die !6errer
Song uno Singleton peroen al8 bieieni9en be=
sei6net, mel6e Iusii6t baben, pOn pieier Gpn.
pention nOminirt su meroen.
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y,,r Staatcn Snncrc Meprmlc.
Oritter 0ifriet BON MtarplanS.

ia45 1915 Agekprs Office. ,Np. 90 @oltimpreRr.
4gs c MINDS 8altimpre Is. Stt 1854.
9adrt6t pirb btsrburh alien peripneu seeebent weI6t In
~frIaenben Bestrten mptnen prer @elb6fte tretber, has BITE
Uefeuerunseltatn lest Sur @inttt Dnen lte9fn nn6 far ke
8eit Spn 10 daeen IN beitr Office rpn ( ef8enS9 bus Wnh-
mittass 8 ubr ~tnipietrt rerfen tGnnsn. Mad Mblanf hteler
3eit werbeys tie 5 fcl9enten Gaae faau teftmrnt rrercen, @e.
fade uni 8eribtteung rt Strtbnntern &C. an enipfnngen
nnb smar fir bic ~frlsentcu 3tpiHpnen:
@rffe Dtpifipn-Mue Tbeile Der 1hten uab 5rc item QDatb
absel66st bur6 Spbn ". Mriett, u lIfenj- Afshcr.
3weite Disitrn = Nne 2teite Der neunten 9Darb, ataes
l6dyt bur6 Ybtltp Z. TawiOn Afifens- MHencr.
Dritie Dtptiicn-Nue Gbeile Ter tebnten Qpnrb, ateelA1st
eurh %. s. Gbttt1n, MHsMnehrr.
Nierte Gtbtfen--Nue 3teile Der eiIten Warb, abseftdet
bur6 80. 9tdnan, M~ftfenssAGefrr.
6infte Dipiipn Nile Sbetle her n~reiaepnten unh bier-
Sehntea gDarSs. abssiadSt hur4 q. Y. Salea, affaeuS-
NieNrr.
Se6ae Dipifon-gue Stsile her f~ani;ebnten sSarb, ab.
8eftast hurG So @raub, MG .IRehrr.
Stebente DiotGrn - Nae Stetle Ter ieteniehnten unR
a4ttetntsn &arts, atseiAdst hurt Scbn AfFtUn, AlFfeni-
Mfehcr.
M@te DtbiFpn : Mue Sbsiie Der reunsebnteu anb AsrGa-
stgltsn aDarts, atstlbdet bur6 gD.@ gpaterpenls' @ftpeas
Ahtfcr.
Weunte DisiNpn. - Nue SEeiit Der neuntsn gDdrt, at6cs
fhdst burG Snr I'D. Gpnb, &iffent.Nfelfrr.
2ebute TtbfGpn. Mue Gbetle Der neunten Qvare, 0t6e%
fddsf burb Snp Siatrbpttrnt, MfFftent. NNefrr.
Cutie DttiGrn. Mne Tpftle her iebiebniet gDotb, atee~
IGatt bur1 VI. q. W9deIe 1an, AtFfsnt'@H Iher.
2rSlfte DiSihpn.- vile EtetIe her o6taetnttR unb nenn-
,ehntes gpart. atesfbdst enrb Srpn Mte&uncnt, airfent-
Drstsernt, DiSiEpn. - Mue Gtsile br neuntea nnh SetI~
ten aDdrS atseftSst tur9 n. q. SammesfIss, Giifsut-
Gdther
nm. q, EeaIe &nefrr.
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net Gaualleriema6t III Gottntb befnben mir
Die Abitdt uisseiprp@en baber, D q $ IN e f.
Tide Sentndp ppn ben II nterbr il +
tern Su befreien unb benz @0Ite
3u erlauben, nod ieinem @ilIeu
in Der nd6fen 8 abl gu Nimmen.
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observation-disclosures.
Sficc Der Gcmmi0icners fir StraRen'
Scffmlna.

Baltimore, Is. Ottpber 1854.
Die @ommiiicnaire fir @trasen-S efnuns in Der GtcDt
Baltimore MAIDEN bierburG betannt, bas tie bel BEN Res
sifratcr Der Sta6t eiuen lleberi4las Der Soften, Behold
~bisunseu unb Serbeferuns SIR Defining bon SDaruers
fraEe, BON eille Wlcntgcmerps bis @plumtiaftraBs, ME-
~tergeleet baben unS BAT tie 8eiteueruuS auf beibe geten
Der @pIumbiafrase bon @reeis Bis @pDeitra6e, beibe Geis
ten bon gBarnsrftrasc bon eittte Montspnlerps Bio Gee
EraBe unS apf heioe Geiten bon 2ittle Nicntscmerus BON
grSenl bis @obefrase aussebebut werbeu pirb.
Sic MAIDEN bierbur@ ferner betannt, baB fe itb am "a.
Sftober 1864 III Der @itp>Sal periammeIn perben, unI
sic betiaietenen Suntte bieies SofeuIberi@laeS np8HaIS
III beratben unb Ssbermann fann eant, nsenn CT bere1s
tist if, etpaise Giutpante ecrbrinsen. SIN auftros;
F PbiItp 6. Damipn,
(b24cft) s1 g &lerf Der @cmmifaire.
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S~IpFarebredler

9alifor, 19. DIT. Ser Corpfer Steabp
pon bermuda beri6tet, oaB bic 8lotapebre6et
Saloon, Sob, cope uno 9alen in @ilminstpu
belaoen liesen uno dui cine pahenoe @elesen=
belt Warten, UNI aus5ulaufen. Serner bringt Ell
Die Nadri6t, paB sWei 8lOtuoebre6er aus @iI=
~nlinston in bermuda anaetDmmen limb.
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Gin msbsusnarsifsaa in sernsnt.

Burlington II, 10. Dit. Cine AbtbeiIuns
oOn 25 betpaTneten Mdnnern rift beute Nad<
mittag in baS StdOt6en Set. NIban8 uub bes
raubten Orei 8anfen um $4,000. Sic waren
Don Canada. Sinf 8iir9er purOen sei6CIen.
oils bic Spisbuben ibren Huub batten, ritten
tie elliott Der canaoi1nen @rdnse 3u.
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GttO 00nnnififoncrS Sffce.

Baltimore, IL. Dit. 1864.
Utrlsselte gcrf5lase ret6en in bic fer Office aneencrnmer
Eau etner 1. @IaHs g etnbrl d Z lber Spnes Sous an
@aeerfraBe, tn ne-beretnfimmuus NIT Der gesenpdrtieeu
S%raetrang Der Strase. Die G%rmmtGGre tebalteI R& bdG
pEr6.
t1lstt6mliaSD GIsrf ksraStoStsG OrruniB6re.
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EciegrapDifde SCasDrteDteu.
scr SOS tes G5en. Sirnen
Serl&set ilat ben 8aIstnOrt aDe

8bitabeIpbia, 10. DIT. Sen. Gpud,
Der @pmmanoant oeS Susquebanna : 9epartes
ment8, bat oerpr6net, in oielem Sep. Die Stag
gen balbmait 81 5ieben ulo 81 Signalidihe
ab5ufeuern SIT gbren oes peritprbenen Sen.
Wfaipr 0irnep.
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0toti,! Nptis!
3ieDnmes =Sl1Octatipn Der 13. Waro-
WdbIt sud-, pas Sbr tbun tpplt !

Die 3isbuns lit unS awf zen Eerfeu. @Dcat S9r tEs 8e!b
,teter rter BEL tsuern S~aintlien 81 6auie Hetben gDtr
brdaden nr ap1 1rentee yi6nner. uniere Qnrtd Drn ~ ma
6en. @ebt Hns has @elb uns bic g0arb TT ire; eebt Sbr
tetn @elb 70 nir6 bic 9ietuna tbren Anf1aa nebnten. @s
1T tstae 3elt mebr An uterlesen. gDsnn SIR has Rlfco
Wast, mir6 ss su Gurer llnrube fein. Die %A6Cctattcn BOT
Mnes eetbdn, mas fe tCnnte rnb berHlt E1 jest mod anf bic
Burger. % eine 3ietun9 in her Q6drb 6%attfnten lou Cner
nt9t. @ett uns baS @sIt, tie 9eute Nnb Su baben. Mles
raS mir psuen, tn fds Gelb. 28pat Sbr cteies 9etsns Die.
gen tpnnen, aS f& ieltft. G0tr tdben Guh StsieS mteberholt
8efaet gNr wGrnen GG6 uo8ntdls, lou nRitre alarming
~rer8etenS fetH Z Dtefes 10 unler leSsr Wertut. @ntlHltebT
ee;USen, 10 trtets @ud S~unberte. Die @clfttcren res Der
etnS perben @ud ipaerenb Der gDfhe beiudet iper nt6t Bet
traet, fpute eeaceen mersen. stp&nnls iasen mir, ee 1T 5u
Guerm DcrtteiG. q
N8 Cine @erfamn1lunS bs @eretns rirh am giittpe6
unb Treitaa Mbenb Ode BON Green uub Sertn9fCnhr. fatts
%finben. 8Snne etn ieeer 8Ireer Der gDerb.
g9tlIpn SPrrer, grGf.
8r. y. 9antfAe @tceprai.
u. 8, Stfborb, Sefr, (Mt-Sa)
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,aebeueu.0 enerGle mad, Mort War rem seId,icft

8otOn, 10. Oft. Gier 8ebelensene<
rdle: SUnes BON Sirginien; 8euIs bon Artanz
iaS, Srimble pom Marplanb unp 6ra5ier, la
men beute bier curd unO wnroen nab Sort
gorren eSfprtirt.
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l%OolGnlutOn, 0. 6.

I Ser 8rdiibent erbieIt geiterr
abenc cine Serenuoe, bel pel6er Gelegenbeil
CT wieoer cine ieiner 6aratteriihi6en &eoen
belt, Die mir Der ipdten Stunpe balber ieOo6
niht mittbeilen f6nnen.
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Gins Sem gGSweSten.

Cairo, II. Oft. 9rei 9ampfer iino ppr
Stem Orleans nit 8aumpDlle angefommen.
@rpbe Nufregune berri6te an Sonntag in
Wempbis, neil man einen gIngriff ppn SSpr=
'reif8 SCrce erportete. Wiaa mudte srpbe Nor=
bereitan9en, ben Blas 81 pertbeioigen. Ser
9ampfer Sulia bra6te $50 franfe .;no per-
wunbete SOlOaten bon Batch GOuse unb ppm
8bite Ntper. auf ben 9ampfer Gitp Of Ytem=
.pbis plroe 10 Wteilen BON bier, uOm Wsiliouri.
rfer aus, gei6O1en. Stan ia9t, oab pdbreno
DER lebten 8 Mpnate 10000 6li6tlinse in
Wtempbis ansefOmmen limb; soc bappn muir
ben bierber eeididt. Son oenielben paren nur
unsefdbr 500 iber IA Sabre alt. Sen. Sor=
relt tpuroe am letten SOnntag Is Wieilen bon
Boeucab 9eieben.
Observation-Disclosures Grbeitca fir bic asabl in Sen'
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lUn)6inAtonrr An0ei0en.

az 9luS @aibimgtOn nnS ltrnaeqen6 belie6e
ittan 8eitellMngen fur sen ,,gSeders' Snbitrip=
tiorell uie Mn3eigenl olrth ben Mgenten Sri1. S.
s.. Nie0ielOt, APO u Ctr, al 1tQdlen. - se2s
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@atrp, 10. 0ttbr. @rObe gtufresuns
berri6t in cieier @eseno iber einen etreif5us
SprreitS i'll @eitsGentndp. @.n. Werecitb,
Der @cmmanoant bes 9iftritts, bat cine PrO-
flamotiCn e%rlafen, in pelaer er ale Burger
berauSruft unO ibnen empieblt, pOrldufis ibre
Gei8dfte gu i@lieBen. SCrreit ipu ii6 mit Ell
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Scr. st. Mrmee
RD. 90 GDnfkf4r-

Baltimore, NRb Is Ctt. 1884.
8~srfsgeits an8ebpts, IN DuRIttats Hen en- suf tteHr
Stte bis $40 ts9 zen "a OH. 8. Rit;asB IL u9r ent.
ssser8enpmmen. am tenn Scr. Ct. Spbafen5 Gsp4r euaeHt
Sttrtauenb 10000 stRa@tnbOteb Ieben-
tts etjnIieietn an Ter 9 eats OtienudaSe IN 9oiti.
more, NS K 1000 9 i'd tuRsl talb 10 Sdsen. Gies
iel's en- rsr6sn X z mad tbrsr &ntueft onf sSfen
eefdbr 1900 Sfb. gros-0 ni6t tabcu. Mue inter
1000 Gfo. mteetube Suuet, Sttere, Odreu. 8ube, Ntn.
her unS unset6rntes Rinbste9 mtrS iurIds miefea.
8ar jebs stad Uirb In stsfem @Dntratte eta &bBus bon
10 8fb. am @sntdt srlaubt, rUfsrn fas CHER ntdt ID on "a
Stunhe n ser 9nrts %sefaafen Peer tiat uRnittielbar naA
8CrmAIare fur Mneeb0tet6nnen bon pbtgsr Sfftee entpehsr
In Eeripn Vber per yeti VSsr psr Gtlesnapp bs5p5sn werbea
Die G~tettrung OstIar at, bdB jsees & tnd-renn e8 ftftnt
ale etretee baGelbe ntbt bae Minimum he's Ssrlnnet n @s-
wi6is eir5tIn 9 wpeen ptrb BITE Mueslbe tlfar mus bic
Tartbte trdsen, bic r9 I'm Mtfdaetn 6eS @eptt to eetlt bat.
Sebes aneebpt rhIb epn etaer Garaniiee prn 5ret tirant-
prrttthen Ger ipnen teetttset ieta. 3as 6ernular tterfur
Gautet; sH
We, of the county of -, State Of,
do hereby guarantee that - is Ter are) able to
fulfil a contract in accordance whistle terms Of
his Tor their proposition, and should his Cor
their) proposition be accepted, he Tor thew will
at once enter into a contract in accordance there.
with, and we are prepared to become his securiz
ties, giving good and sufficient bonds for its full
f1lment. -ee
Die 8srautpprtlt6f 1t berienis.n, blstiefe @aGrantie &c.
ben, mre mitteIf elmer Rom "lert Ctr na9her, DtarttiS
Court rStr Scnt o Ct. DtfrtfIs' Anralt aussefelten Bs.
ftsinteune na69epttien msreen
@abtstsr maftn anD ab isin, nm iare ansebOte gu be.
~tfaftt6fH, nhp oorpetettet letu, BurgG1t FUR MusfJb rn 8
hes &pntrotts gu seten. ste fe b. Office perlaftn.
Die 8s8teruue btbaIt fh las 8ett plt, Elm s6sr ant An-
atbste suyudBuneiisa.
!3ablunsen trtifen a9 letter Nblieterung i iOl4tu Rpnbs
ssnia6t, ale In Rail- fnb t~rsnnteine r~rrbanper, mtrb, fpbalb
ais fpl6e etntpmtnsr, a~urbeSatlt.
00ri6l6ee mullen bcEtIi6 PROPOSALS FOR BEEF
CATTLE" lterf8rtsbfn ane an Capt. 5. $. gilman, 6. ),
Baltimore, Yiby aersliri fetn.
Sebe gerfOn otter itteS @itteItso e,nsr Btmn neIts gn.
oebcte maht mue ct In Treueie fir B { Der. ct. ~8teattruna
BetIeaen. rsnn niht Elm irIder tereits auT eteier Oifee reate
frtrt purbe.
IIe@n6ebpt ttefeH 8prf6rtfteu nt&t
eendu ma d temmsub, werhenosrnprfen
EgN- S s. Gilman,
81 ptt14- pa @dpttGn unb g. 6. II. S.M
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GcfhGfts=Mpti,.

Die btster uutrr ter 8irnta StabIer & s II ma Be.
fhnbsne Sirrna bat IT'D bur4 freunbfdaftlt6es ueterein.
tomnen unter hem beuttgen Datum a~ufael5f unb bat 6err
SSbn Sung bic aettra unh 9ofTra bes @ti&dfts iser-
npnnnnen. Co 81.
WaittnStOn, ben II. Stt. 1864
StabIfr l. SUNS.
N1f Sbtses ye3ug nebmtnb, made id eem publtfum bic
e~rgebenife An3etge. eaB To has @ef&Gft an bemielbsn Tlaee
%tSrtfutren unp tets beutIbt Ien tperne, metne &uneen aui's
Bette unb Btni6fe au b~eetenen.
(Dp6rSd) Spbu Sund
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Sf M}Onumentfr. Gauuercin So. 1.

Inter pbisent SIanien bat it'd elm neler SauOeretn cr
SaniIirt unb lit i6pn sine srose 3abt Nntbeile getei&nst.
Dieteniser, melbe bieiem Serein teisatreteu Uiini&en
limb erIuGt, aul nS6iteu Donner Gag, ben 20. b. Dts
46eubs 8 llbr I'M epfale seS Srn. @onrab Seipp, GGe
Mouuaen.s UNI 8etbelfrabe, gu etiGeinea. Die Sorage
ter &rniitutisn ii6ert ieherl Mit9lieb sIei@e Hcr9eae.
SIN stuitras heS prppi'rrii9eM YrSiitenten
BbiIipp 3tpp,
(SabOol 9pbN4aPf PROB. @etr.
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observation-disclosures

SAEEAIs WttneH Jreunfen Mnb 8eiannten BITE ersebene Yin.
a4leK 3etSe, 6aB Id bic bon 5rn eebne ~eefitrte, betdnmte
9Btrtbt9aft (Steuben 5ausl SO. 582 90. &Senne, nate Der
= otrGse. nbernprnren babe unb ct iu&e tte tlten, MID nit
tbrern 8eia6 re6t oft 81 beebren.
Sretten unb @etrdnfe itnb ~ieterjett Sprrdtbtg uu6 he Be.
htenun9 tttb niGtS an pinlben lbtta laGen. Baltimore
Grtunee itnb ~seteten, Bet mir oprauIpreden. "A l-,
a Hui freuntli6en i3ulpru6 bpft
gpnrab Rras,
t15e.tlMtl 9tp. $50 pa. Meenue.
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Wener HaMperein.

g0ir btabt@ttesn einen eyO6tn, IOliten BauOeFttn 81
g%sunten. sDer ietne Griparnilie prrttetltaft anIsgen nth,
Oeer aus @runteisentbam lgrrl6IOe su erret6en nuulNt,
node I6 Dpnuerfae Abenb s utr in Dcr6uibs Srtel, stc.
271 -. prattftr., ter Surnbaae s~eeenhber, s%tnftnsen.
i. Knapp 10. W'tlsr. w. gDurff. q. 3rautaInnn.
WipieS StranR. ". D0rAntb. 8. y. g0tdeL. (WttO
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@ubFfem3zoffee Ser Ser. st. atrmee
gsp. 20 Sruthitr.

Baltimore, 18. Oft. 1854.
GSsrFeeeite Quaebcte i'm Dupltfdt merSen auf bteer Sffee
biz 6rettas, hen q. DIT. 1854, @tttass 10 rttr ~sutssgeas
geapmmen, UNI baS Der. st. SubEaenj Deaartenent tn Bal
ftmOTe, W1by su S~erfeten NIT
Jteuem &orn III ben Mebren,
ab,ultefern tdeli6 In tem .. st. 8tetbpfe ndte Der Stats
gtsbpaase in ipl9en OuantttGten, ais Ssrlanet psresn unp
an bic Ibtere gu isIter 3ett su %SettbeiIsn, ais SrH petsr
Dfite aus befttnmt perfeu mag.
Das 8prr pIrb TN @tebtcfe %perraefer,
Der Gpntratt trttt am "a. Oft. IN Eraft unb Sauert BITS
gum Is. DEG. 1864
Ausebpte Nnb aufGUrmuIare ja i6rstben, ntl6e BON Nteier
Office 3n bejteben FRe.
8atluns mir0 mOHatltd In iOt6en 8CnbS s~eletfst, ais an
Sduo itnb, mern feline prrbanhtn, 1Sbdlb ale relte %etn8eten.
Sefe 9erfpn pefr 1e6e Birma, msl6e Mneebpte rndht mu6
b~tefeIeea turdb etneR Grsuetb besIetten, tcean nttt etH iolder
bier rsgiRrirt pRrNe.
s. 8. Gilman.
fpFtIS-2ll Cart. une :. g. II. S.& u.
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:! gpiel,paarem- SGnblerl!

made Id anfmertIam auf mein erpsss rnb reIbes SrrtinEat
ron
Spiel nno GalanteresW aaren,
bic t& btrftt aus ben erfen EGbrtten
DeutI6IaubS, 8rantretG8 NIB AmerttG
NIB an gBieferbestaufer, irwts an 5atrs, ~ ben
tihiaien Dtele iale- pretfen rertduie.
Meine &uSmabl uinfaBt utter Murerfm;
GpieI= @doren jeber Mrt, orn len btut0fen bio SW ben
t~teueriten. - @nppem uab &uppenfDpfe un %prSels
Ian, 2SadbS, %dpier WeadJe, farunter 8 a II 4 reue
Muler, Irwte Ydtent.&Spe.
@Mppen,SDrpcr, Slrsnc, @dmbc, Gtriimpfe, &Ate.
MearbIes Gner @Urten, GnmmisSG III
Wtasten, Srpmmeln, BprseIIara lnb 3inn@
Sbeeierpicen,
Wafen. SaNen, Natdatpulen, RSrte, DpmtnreS, 8arteH
II. (. II. u. In cSeU. y. 9teinbadb,
Smpprteur BON Spiel unb @aldnrrie M6dren,
lStl4 . Q SO. Salttmpretr. Ode Irtpplets MueH.
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y1ptiS.

HOti5.
SD made hermit BITE Nn;eiss, bas Id te @stntur bon
unb erfu6e BITE Mbpnnenten, wel6e BITE Cftpber.Sefte nod
ntHt erbalten taben, bet MIR In Ito. 42O 6 Ctr. @aTbtn9tcn
.. ey bdrlrn anSufrdsen. Ia ntr bic MbreNen Der Mbcnnen.
ten nttt ale tefannt inb.
H(l9rtt-S) &. s.. 8tebfelbt.
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NharIcS ctr. Sauperein 80. s.

VWNNHCV SkL* WHNVNNtt" wv "
IS bsene blermit ben Witsliebern ~e Nt6tmitsltteern 1uF
Nd6rt6t, Bag bic Dpnnerfas @benb nm IA utr bic 0eiese
ets Wereins sur Berotbung %cOrlteeen. 2Ctal: Mo. 2e2 CUB
@balles Str. Oteprpetf. 0eamtens
Lrs Gcntab Rreff, Yraf, 8. @ter, 8teeprait
WtDs) 6, gBObs, SGesnty ". Op'ermann, Set
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-10-20

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The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06

"uiNiA roRTIFIcATIoNs.-An army cores
pondent says hundreds of miles of eartb,vorks
nave been built by the Army of the Potomac
within the last sixty days. From the Rapidan
TO the Chickahominy and from the James tn tb,
Appomattox these war burrows have mutilatod
ana torn the bosom of Virginia. TWENTY voar.
nence' ana the tourist will delve the sandy sol.
loi an ola canteen, a battered ball. piece OF
snei or rusty bayonet These works are all
s'iohg-they are permanent, and for centuries
VIII oe IKE great seams upon the lands surface
Inc men VINO built them, consecrated the ram
pai's Win thelr blood, and piled the trenches
WIN the rebel dead, will most of them have
passed mournfully away TO join the solemn pro-
cesslon on generations. Now there can always
be found spot where the battle ragged hottest
ana The leaden death flew thickest. Twenty
mounds OF earth, each one marked by a hastv
unpretending head-board, can always be seen
In short time the elements will level the rude.
~ shaped mound, and all that will betrav thu
quiet resting place of the dead warrior will ha
'ne unusual rankness of the grass over that
spot beneath which reposes his toll and war
worn frame. "'e
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06

The gold product of the United States this
year is estimated az one hundred millions of dol
lars. California alone exported over twentv-one
millions during the first four months of 1864. so
that her share will exceed sixty millions; Colo
RADIO will produce six millions. and the other
regions will easily bring the aggregate above
one hundred millions. Except in California
mining for the precious metals is in it's nfancv'
Idaho, Colorado, New Mexico Arizona and
Nevada are unapproachable by steam power.
and when they are reached by railroads from
the Atlantic or Pacific side, the increase will he
vast. When our annual crop of gold shall be
four or five hundred millions, it will become a
very proper article for export.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06
1853
General Sherman.

| Did you ever see him? Tall straight. ltha.
with a firm step; deep, grey expressive eyes /:
face not unmarked with care, but usually pla-
cid; his nose slightly aquiline; hair dark and
now interviewer with threads of silver; hands
mat were made to be useful rather than orna-
mental intellectual brow, well balanced head
strong shoulders, small waste, active limbs. and
feet inciosed in good sized boots-such are the
outlines OF one of tho most practical and GER
talnly one of the ablest Generals this war has
| given to America.
III the habits of General Sherman are at all
pecunaf, IL is only because they are so practical
ne deais with facts, recognizes facts, and takes
no stock III those who don't. His uniform is not
dashlng, but it is becoming and sustains his Of
hcial dignity. In undress uniform as I have
seen MN, he is somewhat uncouth and vet COM
1ortably at home anywhere. He wears red fan.
mel undershirts and drawers, a brown linen
shirt over the one of flannel, and when at leisure
uons nus great boots for those of patent leather
ne writes his own orders. His Aid .de-camp.
captain l.. M. Dayton, a gentleman of high
honor and capabilities copies them into small
blank book and that is all there is of the Adm,
tant-GeneraPs Department in the field
MEALS with him are necessarily irregular H.
oreakiast usually consists Of beefsteak coffee
naio Dread, butter, and perhaps milk Dinner
orihss 10 MS table steak ham, bominy, canned
'ruits krout, pickles, bread, nolasses and other
general substantiais And supper is little
more than breakfast and little less than din.
ner The plates which he and the staff officers
use are tin; the knives and forks are neither
'nVef nor gold, but cast-steel and bone A bio
o . oottie IN the centre of the table answers
'he purpose OF molasses jug, and everything
IL Inc Kitchen department is intended to be usa.
ul. one large army wagon think. is all tho
ica n
le starts out on new campaign he orders. at
must take less baggage with me now than did
ne last time" Mobility with him is every.
hing. He rides superb bay horse. which
RANGES gaily at the mention of his name
Duke"
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-06
For the Soldiers Journal.
Augur Hospital Library.
AUaUR GENERAL. Hosp1rAI.. June

| AUdUR GENERAL HOSPITAL June o. ,e4
| mr. h0tor:-Permit me to acknowledge. i,
your columns, the reception of some sevent,
volumes and quantity of Magazines for th,
Soldlers' Library of this Hospital, from tn.
ladies' OF the Bunker Hill Soldiers Aid Society
| also the reception of sople sixty volumes from
the Sanitary Commission, through their aoopt
Miss Amy NJ Bradley also of four volumes q
Congressional Publications, from Gen. Van Val,
kenburgh, M. c., through our Hospital Chaplain
N. W. Camp, D. d., making in all about on,
hundred and thirty volumes
heed not say that we grateful for these
suosttntlal tokens that our friends at the North
nave not forgotten us, though we have been so
long aosent from them; for you who know any,
thlng OF protracted absence from home. under
circumstances of privation, know how dear to
your hearts become the friendly tokens Won re-
celve OF the warm interest they still cherish in
your welfare, in that loved spot from which Won
are held an exile; need not saw how much
these books will contribute to make the time
pass pleasantly to our sick boys. for Won who
have endured the tedium attendant rnon reoo,,-
cry from serious illness, already know this; but
IL would do much good, and make you feel am
Fly repaid Tor your benefactions could Won note
no" eagerly books are sought by those who are
mere cut OIL from the common means of enter
tainment, to which they have been accustomed
In former days of convalescence
From the very cursory glance that have been
able to give the books just contributed should
say that many of them are just the kind that
VIII be most eagerly sought by the soldier
Whiie there is quite d variety in the volumes
received, the majority may be styled entertain
0g, and 1t is these rather than the more solid
works that will be selected by the men in our
military hospitals.
In this connection would not forget tn mon |
ion the presentation of Cudjo's Coue. bv Mr. |
Nm. Ballantyne booksellerin Washington Citv |
t is emphatically q book for the times. and the
act that it is scarcely returned before it is called
or, shows the interest that it has for the Ameri
an soldier.
L take great pleasure in announcing the recen-
ion OF these volumes, and believe that the neat
title nucleus that has now been furnished will
q added to by our Northern friends. until we
hall muster a sufficient collection to supply the
'ants OF every soldier who shall tenn porarily
oJourn with us, and thus greatly ameliorate the :
eariness of those long hours that always hang }
} heavily upon the hands of sick men. :
r. q. III. PHELPS
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