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2tn,erifaniiebe Osaebrid,ten.

0Seiteres Iber bet &aubmprb in Sp=
lfpu. rleber pteie NHaire erfabren mir fplgeh=
oeS @eitere: Stab elmer 9urdiudung BON
Green's @erlprt wurbe berielbe in elm gteben=
5intmer gefIbrt, po man ibm ia9te, Dap CT lelt
geraurner j3eit bepbadtet mprben lei. Seoanl
qetanp er pbne ungeipDbnlide Sepegapg ieine
SdulO Elm. Sim Sage bes WtOrpeS 9ing er
speimal in Die 8anf. 9as erite Mal follb er
einen Gpnontteur bort, 9aS Speite DIAL fam
er I'm III llbr. @lei6 na6 ieinem Gintritt
begab er lid in bas 9ireftprsz 3immer uno pa
CT ~nirgenb8 Senlanpen lab, ais Den i1ngen
GpnperIe, 500 er ieinen le6sldnigen 8epplper,
be1en Wtitnbung er Gpnperle's !9aupt Bis auf
Il SUB rtdberte, ltllb feuerte. 9te &u9el brang
inter benz 9bre ein. Sine speite 9ugel lagte
er leinent Opfer, ais eS auf benz Spben lag,
in Die S6ldfe. Spoam ergriff er Die 8anfnp=
ten in Der S6nblape, ungefdbr $4,000, nnb
oing in DaS 9pitamt suriid. Gr geltanp fer
ner, oaB elm She'll oes @elbe8 in Der 4oitaOfz
fire perfect iei. Sort muroen $615 gefulr1z
ben. Ser 8eit iei inter Dem Subbpoen bes
SaGraume5 bes 8plunteere Spribenbaules per~
bergen ulto bort fanp man au6 $$3454, Saidms
men I'M @ansen $4,000. Green tprrDe IN bic
SpmbS 9ebra6t. s. r9ar
MteritD fat p~pllltaroi9 erpbert ppn Den
~Sransciert. Sic neuiten Na6ri6ten ppm
0tericp seigen, baB Die Sran5pien fait ale wid=
tisen Stdpte int libliden 0lerieOin 9dnDen ba=
ben, BON Ma5atlan am Gplf bon Californian,
iber @ltaOaldgaras unb 3acatecaS, big mad
Samptcp am @plf ppn Wtericn. 9lDrbli6 ppr
bieier 2irie, in ben Staten. Nlepp 2epn, So
babuila unb CHIHUAHUA, berri9t 8ioauri, Der
Elm Ge9ner BON Suare5 lit unp ii6 ben 5rallz
5Olen 5uneigt- rno in Samuulipas, 9aaptItaOi
Watumpra's, berri6t Gprtinas, e~benfalls fem
Sreunb bon SuareS. gtae bieie Staaten 9rdn=
sen an ben Slip .Grattoe. S5uare5 bat feline
9lrinee mebr, feline @enerale p~erlalen ihn, 1l1o
benz Mari6e Der 5ransplen radr Dem g}ip
Granoe itebt fem 9inbernib entgegen. Sic
@rDberlng MericO's bur6 Die SSransoien iIt all
10 10 gut wie pollenoet.
Snt fSra1tcieco, 9. Sebruar. @nS Song
Song lirp 9ladri6ten pom II 9esern6er ELM
setrpffen. Sim II. glrpember fpllrpc paS
S6iff p@pnteii", q. 81. Som Brothers in Stem
Sort gebDrig unb BON Oafabarna nabin Be-
itimnlt, bur6 ben y Nlabama" perbrannt. 9te
ISffsiere rnb Mannldaft maren s Sage aui
Dem aaper nnO puroen bann auf etnengdi6eS
ie9iff gebra6t, an oeilen 8OrO ie tn Batavia
anfamen. 81
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baS &aiierrei6 ertldrt baben. Sic yte9ierunpss
mit9lieber ppn SAT- 2ui8 8ptuii ertldrten li6
ebenfaas fir's &oiierrei6.
GS batten einige Sdartniibel Spti@ert ben
6ranSeien uto ben Suare5zSruppen itattgefunz
ben bel San Sran be lp8 Qeanes.
Sin WagenSug fam am "a. Obne 8elditt'
alng Don Salapa in Sera GruS an. @inige
Spl0aten, bret Wtdnner unO &naben uro bier
Srauen murben neuli6 bel Sierra Grus nieoerge=
mebelt nub berdubt.
Der !9ufen p0n Gornpeo9p er9ab ii8 am 81.
Sam. an Die fran5. Gprpette Muselan.
Die frans. 8ldtter bra6ten, Dap Suare5 abse.
Oanft babe unb ollr6 Sen. Ortega erIebt tpprOer
iei; aber eS par fem Datum angegeben Uni
feline 8eltdtigung Der Na4ri6ten mar etn9elon
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G,qeeocbun9 BON Marp(nnb.
81 nnnDpIis &c

annapolis, 10. Sebr.
g a t.-9er 8rdlioent ernennt Die 99,
Sierp, Gi6elberg rnO DIR in oas GOrlite fin
Nnfauf bes S9la6tfelbeS pen Intietam.
Sterling, cine Betition pOm 8rdlioenten rlO
oen 9irettpren Der &Ora= unO WteblbDrle, ben
Corporations 8eamten ben Sreueio abSnnebmet.
gtan einigen anbern gerbanOlun9en perta9te
ii6 Der Senat bis auf 4 llbr Na6mittags.
$ a Ii 6. ~ 6erbert, cine 8ia sum geiten
Der in ben Ser. St. 9ienit geSosenen Wdnner
aus Marplanb. gin baS Suiti5>GCnite.
Wtler BON Baltimore, cine Heiplatipn, bic
rlliifl6sn SeeSSff5iere int Sepern SlaB 5i ben
8ripile9jen pieles 6auies ein fir alleInal eirr5uz
laben. Ginitimmi9 an9enpmmen.
2l4e iibrisen Bills nno 9aeiplutlOnei1, Die eIa~
qebru6t muroen, iparen rein lpfaler Gtatur. HI
2as !6aus perta9te ii6 Bis anf MbenSS s
l1br.
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Gus Wetu OrIedus.

New YOrt, 10. Ssbr. Ser 9ampier
Miifiiippi lit nit Nadri6ten BPM 4. aus Stem
Orleans eingetrpffen rnp brinst 45O Wtann
ppm -. Conn. 9e9t.
Ser 9ampfer SLANT BON Gairp NIT 800 W,
~farbigen Sruppen pOm 1. MO. gteger &e9t ianl
in Der Na6t ppm I. 5ebr. 55 Nteilen pberbalf
Stem Orleans. g
Ser Sampfer Sariel @ebiter fam am 8. mi
benz 2. Battalion bes IA. 81. s. Mrt. &eets
bier ait.
Sen. 8anfS bate cine lange 8rptlamatipr
iber ben @egenftanO cpmpeniirter 8lantagen.
9lrbeit e~rIaiien, wprin er bic 26bne feititeat, bas
@eiti6en, ipwie ben gerfauf beraui6enoer @e.
trdnfe an Die 8lantagen=glrbeit perbietet uni
Dab Die Inmerbuns BON SOloaten nn'
ter oenielben auf II - SrNre eipgeitelt tper.
ben ipI.
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&eleerapbi1cbe ScaeDrteDten.
BE-. G0ngrek ber Ber. @taaIeR
Sert6tet fir ben Baltimore @sder'
(Na6tra9li9 bpni 0ienffa9.)

cen at.-Sberntait bradte cine Vtl Elm,
petbe an oas 6inan5 : Committee peripieien
murbe,, Die Specltlatipn in Gplb, Sitter nnb
altspdrttger @rdange &C, 5u perbieten. . ga.
: 8ppea brafte cine 8iI Elm, Die Contribution
st amenoiren, I'M cine ne1te Ntetbppe Der @abl
zines 8rdioenten Der Ser. Stdate1 einsufib=
rem. 5' yI2c% ~
Grp erlan9t, baB iebem Stdate cine @lectpr
auf iebe Wtillipn ginpobner ~beipilligt tper6e.-
Sic Staten lpl[en in @ablpitrifte ut1o bas
@ablcpllegium in feds Glanen getbetlt tperben.
'Seoe Glufe bat einen Garpipaten Sn ernennen
rl1o aus ben altf Oieie MeiIe ernatnten 2 ieds
GarDibaten ipI haS 2ppS entideiben. Ser
Gritge5O9ene pirb 8rdioent, Der 3weite 8icez
prdlioent. 9as Gpllegttm pirb aufgel6it, tpenrt
les in 24 Stnnben mad ieiner Organization
ni6t sur enti6eioenoen @abl gelangt, Sober
Mdbler bat etnen Gtp Sl %Ietiten, bab er Die
Contribution nnteritibt llnb feline beiproere9Orz
tel. Is2 35e aasI a2t4
9ieleS ENHANCEMENT m1trbe an pqs 3uitiS :
Committee peripieIen.
SAM braple cine Sill ein, reue 9titritte fin
Den Staat Stem Sort betreffeno. g5 lit OieieE
be gill, tpel6er bereitS in ben @erbanplungen
beS 6uuies ndber beSeidnet wurOe. IL
9tesmitb perlangt cine Mttteiluug iiber bas
ariegsgeri6t IN NeipYprf Gitp iber beu gliiiit.=
9tr5t @ebiter. ~ egol..
Ser Senat nabm bierauf Die Bill fir 8e=
f6roering Der &efrntirung ppr. i'.1
9pplittle iagt g8ir iinO I'M !&riegS5uitano,
rao mas auf uniere Armeen 8e5ng bat, forbert
Dor Silent uniere 8~eridiidtignng. SD fitrd=
te, Die Ge9ierung bat 40 Sage pnr6 uriere
Dissolution iiber anoere @egenitdnoe perlpren-
Die 8ebellen mpuen feline anoere Gntl6eipung
ais bic Ourd Die @afen. Ser NllSgdng oes
arie9eS entideipet, pb nniere &egierllng bette
ben ipa pber fallen.
&i6drOiOn 1T fir einen @affenitiaitan6,
Der sgepiB gu einem lSrieoensidfilB fiibret
|tperbe. #pA sl ,9813@ ns1fe6 "a t44
Sberitatt iost bierqnf, er fei Stpar teinSreinO
ppn Instrumentation MaBregeln, ct perlanse
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@1n Gairp.

Cairo, 9. Sebr. Sic 0fff5iere Des Sam.
piers Slinpis,@ wel6e 9eltern bier anfamen
erfabren auf SslanO $50. &c, DAP Der 9ampfel
/, @ilbarn" BON GueriQas inter @pl, See err
grifen ltnb BON oenielben gebraa6t waroe als
6errpbopt, INN Wfauleiel, 8ferce, 8a9en uni
anoeres @ut na6 Der MiififppisS Settle gu brin'
gen.
Sic i6Ieppten AUDI Scr. Gble ben Nufiebel
Der !6oI5b6fe Der Negierung nno einige Sir:
better nit fi6 fort. = Sic perbrannten 8olipal
LQan0ina. =. l. a-A-a.
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SluS GnnbuSfO.
Gntfermmms Ser Gsfansenen BON SObmfOn's 8
r..s NSnm III Gslrcn Her nnfripfifdlen QAnie

Gntfermmus Der 0efansene Ell BON SObmfOn's So:
tauS. - Sail sm @bren Der patriOtifden SGDiss'
6anbustH O., 9. Sebr. 400 gefan=
qene 3ebelenzS ff5iere ipurben beute Nabmit@
ta9 in eitem 9ampfer iber Die Sanbusfp Bar
1T oteIe Staot gebrudt unb in bequenen, mar
mem Quartieren bel rei6li6er Gabrung etnlpz
girt; 1e iollen I'M II llbr auf Der Giienbabn
nab Baltimore abfabren. Ser befarnte Sue
riQazGbef Sen. Self. SbOmpipn nno Captain
8redinrioge, ein Spbn bes @~enegaten@G enerals
befnoen ii3 inter Der 3abl.
Sin 9ldnsenber 8aa murDe Don ben Off5iez
rem Der 3. @ipiiipn beS 6. Corps 5u Gbren Der
patriptti6en 9amen ppn SanouStp in Dem
@ef @ouie gegeben, gum 9ante fit ibren Den
bier ltatipnirten SrlppeaE bereiteten ber5ll6en
Gmpfang.
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Qlu9 Dem @eften.

st. 9puts; 10. Sebr. Ser Senat nubn
geitern Die Sill bes !6auies fir 8erufun9 elmer
|neuen SlaatS=g Convention an. Sic lebtere miro
ndGiten Nppember suiammentreten.
Sine Gprreippuoen3 aus WempbiS an bas
Chicago Spurnal pom A.. B. ia9t, baB Sberz
mans Mrlnee 8idsburg in LETTER @p3e perlal@
fen babe. sd ..ss So 4e
9te rtnipnstruppen in 9~lrfaniaS riiiten ii6
alf cine Notwithstanding na4 benz Sioen,
ppbur9 Ntagruoersf 9lruee 5wii6en 2 6euer
fontmen miro, ndmlid spiiden SteeleS Gpnns
martop inn 9tcroen unb 8antS i'm Siiben.
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Scr aoubmSrDer esporD Mam. Grcen.

8pitpn, 9. Sebr. GOwarO 8. Green,
mel6er pegen beS NaubmurOes in Waloen per<
baftet wurbe, puroe geitern Dem &idter Sill in
MalOen pegen 5pei &lagen pOrgefubrt, eritens
tpegen Grmproung BON GcnperIe nnb Beran=
bu1g Der 8ant, uno 5~peitenS pegen 8ranO=
ltiftuns, inbem er I'M lebten gppember bas
@epiert, pprin ii6 baS 8pitamt befinoet, in
9ranD ltedte. 9a8 lette Serbre6en 9eitano
er alt. bas e~rltere lduanete er. -.
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Sin 2eituuas.G UrrcIooncent ousoewtcfeu.

Sort MpnrDe, 10. Sebr. Sen. Butler
bat einen GeipiHen Shore, Der fir Die Stem Sort
9ailp @orIO uno 9ailp Shines in elmer @eiie
correspondent, oub feline 8riefe in ben aebelens
:3eitnngen nit @ublsefalen abgeorudt WurOen,
Our6 cine SPECIAL Orore aus ieinem Separte.
ment perpieIen = rauf Die Gefabr bin i'm Sail
ieiner Nidtebr su barter, uber ebrlt3er s'rbett
perltrtbeilt I'll meroen,"
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G6riitli6c GplnmiiiiOn,
30. 20, Bef SaItimOresS tr0I

Den Damen, wel6en bic eeiturs hr p@rp6en
Gtaatsfair gum 8eteu Der Grifli@en upo @ginnbs
beits=@ ou1miilicn" anpertraut lift, purce bnrt Die Site
res giseutbiimers cine Gu8itellung BON DaoiS' RanOra=
ma Der Gebelicn nm Dpnnerfn9, ben H., Ibenbs
nm Z lt6r, I'M Mfarblanb Snititut sur SerfI9un9 9eitelt.
Der Gintrittspreis betrdst 25 Gents bic YerIcn unr man
|bpft, ba6 cine srr6e Gu5aN Sinets ~Derfauft nnb cine
bibi6e @umn,e babel erselt werben rpirb. Der Grplg
bGust bon Der Sreisebisteit unirer 8iirser ab, uno fie
perben seipiB f6 nit ~berielben Sereitwiaistctt babel be-
tbeiIigen, bic fe bis6er Be- alien 4nfcro rlln9eu ben gDrRls
tbStiafeit oeseiat baben. Die 9iGets Iinb III ben Sa9ers
9aeen Der 9S. @uibins & Bailey, 8. .. &aters. $. ".
Bomb & Co., 9. g. @cct unb in Der Office Der @briitian
@ommiIicH, $50. II gBeft 8altimcrefr., 81 babet.
Die Damen ftatten Sru. GabiS fir bic ecie Inter-
fiisuns, bic er ibuen 81 SbeI tperSen ldBt i5ren Danf GS.
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&ermiidDte GsnebrieDten.

Sin G@eteran. Ser ralte Soloot" er<
5dblt in Der yMiGtdr< 3ettung !" v8efanntli6
lit baS 80. Snfanteriez Neqiment Baron Mar>
TIM, frtlber alS &allpnen=g esiment 9e 2igue
g%efannt, nad l6anburg abseridt. ii graHel
lebt Der Oberit @usut b. 6uBmdnn. 9pr
Olims 3eiten bate 6ubmann int Reeimente
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aeper i'm etan ses graGbenten.

@afbim gtpn, 10. Sebr. Ser Stol
|bes 8rdIipenten lit beltte 9tbenb abgebrannt
Sic &uti6en wuroen geretet, aber 6 PferO
famen in Den 6lammen I'M.
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9unnesbonntfaOt.
| fen.

@aibtnstOn, 10. 5ebr, Sine anOere
Site militdril6er NomtnatiOnen, 800 at Der
3abL wnrOe .beute pom benz Brdiioenten Dem
Senat nberlenbet. gs liegen g~esenwdrtig nngez
fdbr 1900 gtanen benz Senut sur 8eitdtignng
ffnr
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Son ct. sDuis.

st. 2puis, 9. Sebr. Sin Wteeting III
Der Surnbale ernannte geitern Nbero 60 Se@
leqqten CUR Sreibeits=Gpnpentipn aus ben bers
pprragenOten rabitalen 8iirgern unierer Staot.
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NaLfd,ea G;eriitht.

aanfaS Gttp 10. 8ebr. 9as @ert6t,
OaB @ueriIas in 8anius eingefaIlen ieieu, lit
undearinbet,
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NeD OOrt, 10. SeDr. Ner NuIHPlel
Gitp Of Sort lit nit 9ludri6ten aus SIperpooI
unO Queenstown pom %. uno 25, bier eln9e@
~laufen.
8resIau, %. San. Sin bluttger &anpf
swil6en ben Snllrgenten inter 8eriad uno ben
Nu1en bate AM IS. San. bel G5enitod itattges
funoen. Webrere @asen nit Soften unp @er@
punoeten tparen na6 2emberg gebra6t tpOroen.
Sim %. b. febrte Elm Sniur9enten@GprpS unter
8pn,usfi uno @rpbletpStp ra6 2eblDp 5lriid
nadoem eS Die litbauii6en Sniurgenten m
0affen unb Mlnnitipu perieben bate. Sim
16. qrifen iie Die &ufien bel Der Setting Sas
mos an nnb n~Dtbi9ten bieiel6en, It6 IN Die Gttaz
belle Suriid5n5ieben.
Berlin %. San, 8riefe aus 8ari6au
i@iloern bic Sage Der nab Dem Snnern BON
&uBlano 3ransportirten ais iber ale WlaBen
beipeinenstpertb.
Die Sdniide Srose.
Sranffnrt, %. San. Sn Der geltrI9en
Sibung Der 8unOeSper iammlnng nnrOe Die
6ra9e Der 53urid5iebung Der Dltrei6ii6en unc
preuBiI6en Sruppen bistutirt uno bel6lpfen,
baB frii6e 3eIerpen BON 8unpestruppen auf9es
bpten peroen Ipllen.
Berlin %. San, Die 9ebutte iber BAG
ourd bic 9eputirtenz& ammer amenOtrte Budget
fano beute i'm 6errenbauie ftatt. SaS 9lnnenOee
ment wurOe nit grOBer Mtajoritdt perpOrfen
unO bas Negierungsz8ubsct an9enpmmen.
| Sramfreid.
8ariS, %. San. Sn Der AOreB@0eb
beartraete 9icarO elm @nenOemert, caB Algtsr
Sruntrei6 angelalpfen, nit [iberolen Snltitls
tipnen perieben uno bas 0ieht baben iplte, Ses
putirte gu ertpdbIen. @erlpOrfen nit 222 ge9en
Is Stimnen.
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sse;feres ci:s masrleo.

HF -N
s San Sranci5cp, 8. 6ebr. 8ei Der
Grpberung BON San Souls 8ptpii fielen Den
Meritanern Der gr6Bte She'll Der @arniion nrp
cine grpBe Mense @affen unb @fanitiOn in bic
t9dnbe. as.a a'sa
Ser gerrdtber 0tesia urO fem Stab entfa=
.rhen. 9m' Die gefangenen @errdtber, Off5lere
,tnb nnterpffSiere, purOen eri6pnen.~
Ser 8errdtber Mirampn bebauptete et1e
9pfitipn smii6en Guaoalaiara rnO Der Stab
Merifo. 81. ss5a-a 5a.s aas5
Sen. 8asaine mar nit Der franS0iti6en Mr=
NEE nub @terito abmari9irt uno bate einc
.@arnilpn pm 2OOO Mann in @uaoaluiara st=
riidgelalen.
Ser merifanii6e General llraga mar aus Del
Ndbe BON Galima nit 5000 Mann pprgerildt
rno man erpartete BON ibnt, baB ct Die @ie=
perer0berung ppn GuaOalajara periuden meroe.
Sic lebten Na6ri6ten aus Man5anila mel
ben, pab 0rtesa NM 9Oblaop bepeuteno per-
Hdrft pprben finb. M
SlcucrcS aus Mfcricp.
STEM geprt, 10. 5ebr, Ser 9artpfer
.@aale" NIT Na6ridten alls @era Gru5 BPM
80. uno aus Der 6taot Mericp POM o. ,. M,
fam an. lsa@i fsGgsa ssssls3lH0sA.na
Sine Menge untpi6tiserStdo ipllen!fi@ fiji
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-WrofoRmarSho0s Gffse,

as Baltimore, s. GeGr. 1864.
Die Examination Der in bieiem Dihritt GuSse6obenen
1T nunnltbr ~roleneet.
MGe Diejenisen. peIhe ~unterlaIien baben, it5 81 FER
3eit. bic in ben i6nen iiberiantten Seffeu5ettel on9e chen
mar, Az melben, wsrteu uub iinD hermit heoeutet. RAP,
penu fe ft9 ni&t i~reimiIiS an crer Dor rem IL. Gebraor
b. 8. auf unierem Saupiquartier, So. &c Scnibapfra6e,
freiapinig fteneu, fe fi9 iebeS auretts anr Seireinug pom
WilitSrbienfe, iei es bur9 8esaPlurg Der 9cstaHfsIunt'
me, fei es burt Stelun9 zines Subftitutsn pber barH trs
aenb einen anbern @rnnb, rerluiti9 MAIDEN. -.za
Diefelben perben ais Deierteure perboftct unb mad ben
Der SriessartitI befraft rerDen.
0eppuIS GIun1cnbergs
, (5eb6s) PrDe6- Wtarihan, 8. Difr., gfe.
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&ronfreiM.
Wrofoer w

Nritler 80 Dtitrift D0n WotRIono.
BaIttmpre, 10. SEER. 1864.
NSir teoIoubiaeu hermit, baB bic na6Ttebenc teseiGe
neten 8erScnen, pelte in, britten a. GpnSres : Diftrtft
BON Wtarplanb sesCsen pureen, Our4 bic iPren stanTen
beiaefisten @5riinhs bon Der 3ie9uns 6efreit mrreeu fnbs
nGallitb
Sones Grnitb, 10. Warb, Niftsiirser &fos &oTloH,
ID, in ST.. ct. Mtariuebenf; George 81 S'id, II, oDi
q qputenslaQsr, 10, All alt; % 6 q Bennington, II, be,
3ablte 300 Dollar.
QcppcIr SIunnenbcrgI
BrpfpBmarIGanu II. grdi. pes @nrplirnieS Uoaro
&Enr. Srcpfs,
Ginrcnirnng8 s. g omnifdr.
Sbps. S. WfMrSuds,
9lrst beS Ginrplirun9sz8cdre.
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gseucres aus Garnnd.

9ew DOrt, 10. 6ebr. Ser 9ainpfer
Gitp Of Sort lit nit Nadridten aus 9IperpooI
unO Queenstown POM %, uno rs, bier eln9e@
%laufen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-11

Sine 8ia, betitelt: Sin Off, Die Wteinung bes
8pt5 in 8eteff Der 8erufung elmer Gpnpertior
sur Gnttperfung elmer reuen GOdtttntipn UNI
@egterungS : 8orm bieIes StaoteS su e%rrnitteIn
uno 9elegater sur genannten Convention mn
Der 8eliammlung berielben st ermdbIen.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-21

At the assembling of the Legislature
Gov. kirkwood delivered his annual
Message showing that our INLAND com
merce was Increasing our educational
interests prospecting, that we are com
paratircly free Of debt and upon the
whole are III a very prosperous condi-
ton. Notwithstanding these war times.
We received this Message and GOV.
Stones inaugural to late to publish
either or give an extensive notice Of
them in this issue.
Gov Stone took the oath of Office
and delivered his Inaugural last Thurs.
day.
The Des MONIES Register thus speaks
Of it.
"Thc Prcsidcn,I'hcn Intro duced 10
the audience Col. VIM. n. Stone, the
new Governor, Who delivered pa,ri
otto and eloquent Inaugural, full Of
sound thought, congent re reasoning, and
practicle suggestions. In sonndness
Of thought, and in genuine elequence,
the Address surpassed even tie mos,
ardent anticipa,ions Of the Governor,
admirers. Ills glowing tribute to the
valor Of Iowa soldiers called forth the
most deafening applause, and his man.
~ and fearless manner Of dealing with
matters Of National importance regard.
less ofthe tcndor scnsibili,ics of North
ern Tories, made the audience feel that
they had a Governor worthy of our
noble State, and one who would serve
MS faithfully and well in this period OF
our Nations troubles. The Address
was interesting and eloquent through
out, and deserving Of a careful perus A.
In the organization of the House j.
Butler E>q. OF Mnsca,ine was chosen
speaker and J. Rich Of Independence
Clerk.
Mr.. w. +. Davis Esq. Of Muscatinc
was elected Secretary Of the Senate.
But little business has yet been done
but we presume 10th Houses will soon
enter upon a;tive duties.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-21

"To day We are receiving our tents
Tor the first time in three months aud a
half. How long we shall! stay here is
not known. There seems TO be TO hurry
in the present movements, although it
is evident, rs far as | can Judge by
present indications, that great move
is to be made in this department as
soon as the weather becomes favorable
in tho spring. One by which Texas
will be perfectly dissected and the war
made to support itself. The troops are
quietly taking position this winter.
There is strong talk Of mounting the
.lth and 2sth as also Wurtzcll's di
vision Of the 10Th Army Corps, and l
believe that large part OF the troops
in this department will be mounted by
spring; then look out for raids
Yesterday Christmas Uncle Sam
gave us q ride on the cars to this place,
distance Of eighty miles, which W.
reached at z. NJ, and about 5 o'clock
the Paymaster called and gave us two
months pay which was very acceptable
as the most of us had "nary red left
having received no pay since VIC lcf,
Drashcar and to day the boys are en-
joying Christmas festivities and feastine
upon all the luxur;cs Of the market
consuming oysters, oranges, apples
pics, cakes, nuts, confectionery, and
knick knacks in general, with relish
known only to men who have lived 70,
months upon course Texas beef and
iron cad army hread.-So here we al
IN camp on tie banks OF the river tina,
We look upon as an old friend.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-21
TEse.1nSlh and lleh Regiments.

On our first page we publish Il very
interesting report uf Co. +. Of the 2eth
Iowa regiment, as furnished us by
Capt. Staley, which will be found very
interesting to The friends oflhe different
members OF the company. A very few
and perhaps unimportant, errors may
appear IN il, since the copy xas con
siderahly interlincd, ard many words
written 40 fine and close. tina, it was
very difficult to decipher them with
certainty. The Numerous friends ofthe
company in this county, will doubtless
join with VS. in thanking Capt. Staley
for this report.
Since the report was written the 28tt
and olsh regiments have moved t
Algiors, on the Mississippi river, no
far from New Olleans, where they ar.
now in cam.
~ e foil wing we extract from let
ter, writ by q member Of the 24tl
rsrt., dated Dec. 90, 1868, to the Ana
mosa Eurcld.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-21

\ Paris correspondent Of the \. Y
Times thus speaks Of Mr.. Lincoln's
popularity abroad:
The popularity Of Mr.. Lincoln has
been as much advanced abroad, by his
late acts, as in The United States. His
maintenance of the act of emancipation
in his annual message has given i'm
mensc satisfaction to all those not pre-
JUDGED by special reasons for the re
b lion, and his sacacity. siraigh,for
wardness and honesty in the midst 81
such confusion and excitement, called
from NJ. Laboulaye the other day a;
the college de France, before an i'm
,nense audience Of the elite of the intel
lcctual world, the exclamation that Mr.
Lincoln was ga greater man than
Caesar" SO, too, I heard leading
French politician say lately: "You
Americans don't arpre ciatc Mr.. Lin
coin at his proper value. No monarch
in Europe could carry on such col!os
sal war in front while harassed by 50
many factions and faul:.inders behind.
No, you don't give Lin his DUE From
an European point Of view the merit Of
Mr.. Lincoln is, in effect, immense but
in Republic il is the people and no,
the President who carry on this war.
The personal compliment paid to Mr..
Lincoln in the above remark is, how.
ever, none the less valuable, and on
every side | hear people uegin to say
that Mr.. Lincoln win merit more than
= biography-he will merit a history.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-21
National Affairs.

The Y. s. buuntics Of $500 for new
recruits and $500 for veterans have been
extended to the 3lst Of March. Con
grcss is endeavoring to amend the
drafting law. a joint committee ofthe
Senate and House met to consider the
communication clause Of $500. The
members Of the House unanimously
voted to retain the clause while ma
jori,y Of the Senate committee voted to
repeal it. There is bill now before
the Senate to increase the sum to 500,
and not to receive any substitutes OK
capt those who would be exempt from
the draft. In this hill the two classes
are merged into one, and applies only
to those between the ages of 20 and 40
years. Mr.. TrnmbulIs bill to raise
100, coo men for three months to take
Richmond and libcrate our men in pri
son was voted down.
An amendment to the draft bill was
passed in the Senate, providing thai,
veteran troops re-cnlis,ing should be
credited to the distric, from which they
enlisted; also another amendmen, pro.
viding that fhe communication money
paid by drafted men shall he applied
in procuring substitutes for the Con.
| rrcssionaI Dist. where the draft takes
place.