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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29
From Warrington.

WAsmEcToT, August 2i.-SpeclAl TO the
Bulletin says
Information received here from Hultown
as late as yesterday states the advance has
been sounded and another battle in valley is
expected and predicted. t.t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29
Drp GOODS.


JOHN =. ROsEBERRY,
uAs Just received a large lot OF s.,. ,ff
d r Y @ o O d So
Bought In New Yorr, Philadelphia and Boston for
cash, which he will offer at ton per cent less than any
house in Dayton, and no mistake f. ..tf4H
Calicoes for l8 cents per yard Muslins 20
10 25; Dress Goods Tor 20 TO 20; lawns from
10 to 20.
We have a great variety Of DIR ESS
GOODS comprising everything that is new
and pretty:
Black Silk Sacks and Circulars, Parasola, San
Umbrellas, Kid Gloves, Mitts, Wells
Head Nets, Ladies' Gloves, Ho,
siery, Challies Lawns,
Mozambiques, Paris Stripes, Paris Pads,
In fact everything in the way of pretty Dress
Goods, either 10 Plaid, Stripe or Plain Colore
MCSLiNS, OALlCOES, C0TTONADES,
DENNIS, HICKORY STRIPES,
SHIFTING, DRILLIGG,
CHECKS,
And every line Of Dry Goods usually kept in
first class Dry Goods Store All OF which
will he sold at
REDU ICED PRIC ST
CALL AND SEE US, ONE AND ALL.
r JOHN 8. ROSEBERRY, eB MAN street.
a90w1y Opposite the Court House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29
The Reign OF Terror sn Ken
Iucky. rIItl.

1t is crime in Kentucky to defend the
Constitution. Great numbers of persons
have been arrested. and others have had TO
hee in order to escape arrest, simply be-
cause they were devoted to the Constitu-
tiOn, and denounced its violation. sf ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29
sTRAx CoLT.

ct9'RAYED from the subscriber, living In Van BnFen
- Gownship, three miles ffom Dayton, on she Day
ton and Wil,snaton pike, sarrel Mare Colt, With a
bushV Inana knottad and hll of buFs, white strip
IN ths lOfehead, aud one Of iiH hind faet white.
liberal reward will be pad for Information,
sus5. diWAvSt JOHN FAUVER, Sen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29
@rntraI

CURES Coughs Colds, Sore Throat Asthma, and
~ Consumption. II IL only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints TO tiy one bottle Of
lSfrick ond's Melliguous Cough Balsdm
to convince them thatits the best preparation ever
used II not only cures the above Affections nf the
Throat and Lungs, hut Il cures Night kweats and
Splitting OF 81 cd and is excellent gGrRe Tor any
kind OF Sore Throat II ~ pleasant 90 take, and 9
saie medicine or infants Price 90 Cents per bottle.
For sale by druggists generally mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29

THE Republican papers are striving
hard to explain away the terrible defeat
we lately encountered on the Weldon
Railroad. They say, it was intended to
evacuste our position, at any rate, If
such is the fact it is very unfortunate that
we did not do so before so much precious
blood was spilled. ~''''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29

A LETTER from England, aud from very
respectable source, declares that Mr. Chase
has invested a large sum, "t Is said about
1900 600 sterling in the English funds. -
~ Y Com Adv
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29
THE SEATS BREAK DowH-TALLANDIGHAN AND
OTHERS RECEIVED WITH MUSIC.


ToRoETo, August 29-The Grand Trunk
elevators and wharf we're burnt yesterday
with their contents Loss 100000; half in.
sured
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29

Tue Reason WnY.-There were no
resolutions adopted at the Union Conven-
tion in this city last week, "Thc great
resolutionist" happened to be "indispos-
ed"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29
FO .eign--What the ser tm es" thtmLs--
Advases Ofthe coRfsds rate LOaR --rhs

Florida. rEf ~ tIEN VIVA n
) NEw YoRk, August 2s The New York
from Southampton the l7th. arrived this morn
ing
The Times expresses Itonishment at the
manner in whichih Fed sral bonds ab,orbed
at Frankfort, adding that each successive fall
is regarded by existing hond holders with
qualification instead Of . ,ismay.
The Times believes III eampaign will con.
time, unless danger to Washington bei;omes
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29
Read the following;
LL.-L--..-..l. nE IL. l-..-.L Ll-...lA

Read the following;
(7t'thaoniI Of Ms. Sardi Gouid)
PRoF. DEMusN; Two years ago nay scalp be1afne
diseased and my hair encs 10 ai out very iast
sore. II became very pbinfl; my at night was
nroken the burning ana chlng sensation was u sup
portable; would apply RENE sdy alter remedy bnt
only momenlary reIitf consulted several IhJsi-
Ssns Of lhis city was informed By them that ne
Kh um, and that they couli not tensht me, read
your advertisement and concluded TO consult you.
You sssured that you Noud eradicate the disease
and restore my hair, whct had become very ttir,
with tnat assurance ! placed myself N your hends
and the results are, ave- luNutiaht heHd Of hHlI
my scalp is Dorte tly well, and my hair has ceBsed
fail out. Respect ully yours
Mas. SARAB GouLp No III South Peari STREET.
Itis a tact acknowledged by all who have used the
Hair ROstorer, and their name lr Legion, that itis
THE ONLY PREPARATION gsgsa
That would eleotuAlly and permanently Testors the
hair OF those who are bald, and prevent I.
THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapidly increasing sale of heetoraiiyo
is the sronge evidence OF the msniold benefits it Is
oonierring upon
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence Of the public has been obtained, ana
they all unite IN attestng to te merit and vast snper
'' OVER ALL PREPARATIONS
EyeriDtrhduoed. do not recomn,n nd my preyara
ton TO hair 10 grow six iaet ~ TetlJ IN mRny
monthe, a. L simple imgosss'S Spd mt, totally IN
aksptieal or ucredulous will make hona hde oder
viii forfeit $1,000
zone Thousand pollars) II fail 70 cure the worst
eases Of partial baldness, under hoen years stand.
ing with
THE ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER
This wonderful re~edy is sold by druggists gensr.
III your DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT 1T SEND
FOR 1T. ..s-..s----..-s-a.a
H,B--CHes guaranteed In every case whore the d
rectons for sc are implicitly otoyed. N II
90 Price. u per bottle orHix bottles for s5
PROB, II. A, DE MIN,
Sole Proprietor, No 80 Orange street,
tel5dly Albany, New YORK.
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The Increasing Feeling for
Peace.

The Portlsnd (Msins) AdDerfiser states
that several Of tbs Abolition preachers have
recently declared from the pulpits 10 that
State that the further condnct OF the war ID
uhchrislian, aud prayers should be directed
heavenward for peace and no longer for war,
aud peace on any terms necessary 70 stop the
shedding Of blood. 49, Hartford Times
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29

Ma Il s BENNETT, Of New Milford, young
man twenty-five years of age, vent to New
York on Thursday last 10 procure q substitute
Falling TO engage any on Saturday afternoon,
about tvo o'clock, he went to Powers Hotel,
Park Row, took room, and four hours subse
quently was found lying dead on the floor of
the room, With pool OF blood near bis head
and a revolver by his side He hal shot him
self four times, twice in the forehead Ex-
treme depression Of spirits produced by bis
failure to procure Substitute is the only
cause thst can be ascertained for the fatal
act
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29
LATEST ME ws.
AFTERNOON REPoRT.


Mcclellan 10 he NomlnRtsd VRlIandig-
ham Will support Him,
CHICAGO, August 29-rhe New York dele.
CATION held their fnal meeting In the Sher-
man House this morning, and after brief con
autation a vote was taken resulting in SO for
Mcclellan and 3 scattering. Maine vote is
L for Mcclellan 9 scattering. Neither the
Ohio nor Missouri vote is unit Indiana
slood 10 for MoL lellsn to ] 0 against Bets OF
four to one are offered this morning that Nc
Celan will receive the nomination on the
first ballot Itisnot expected that more than
the temporary organization will be effected to-
day. msority OF both delegations from
| Kentucky are said to be for Mcclellan As
| yet, little or no difference Of opinion as to the
character Of the platform has been manifest.
ed An armistice, a convention of the States,
and the adoption OF every means consistent
with christianity and civilization, TO bring
about n permanent peace seem TO be points
very generally agreed upon by oil delegations
IValandigham is understood to have pledged
himself to the candidate Of the convention,
whoever he may be, aud this is understood to
he the position Of Fernando Wood Hon.
! Ben Wood is said to hold the position that he
will support the nominee, unless there is u
diversion in favor OF another convention and
| a peace nominee.
GREAT ENTuusIAsM-.BlG CROWD.
LArER-The wigwGm is densely crowded al.
though half an hour before the organization
and the section Of the ampbitheater set apart
! for gentlemen accompanied by ladies is over
filled The day is bright and cold, and i'm.
mense throngs not favored with tickets nre
gathered on the out side, on the shore OF the
lake.
TIE SEATS BREAK DowH-VALLAGDIGHAN AND
OTHERS RECEIVED WITH MUSIC.
A portion Of the auditory with seats where
the people are densey packed has Just given
away and number have been precipitated to
the ground, distance Of ten or fifteen feet,
hut no BODY is seriously hurt Vallandigham,
Governor Seymour Colonel Richardson and
other prominent leaders were received with
music and vociferous cheers as they entered
| the building
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29
From Ohioago.

The platform will stats that the incom.
ing President shall exhaust every measure
known to civilization and humanity 10
stop the war and restore the country to
peace.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29

DAN YooRHEEs has written a most
scorching letter 20 the despicabls puppy
CARRINoToN, whom LINCOLN keeps in his
employ, to seize and publish the private
correspondence Of gentlemen. '
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29

EvERYBoDY is being cured OF this distressing
II disease by the use OF
DR.. StrickLdnds Pie Remedy
Read what those Eay who have used IT,
Mr.. Charles ", Land, am, OF Louisve, and Dir. j.
HREnrde, Cincinnati, @ both cured ~ Ter using
one pot of DR.. Striekland's Pile Remedy. They tay
they have tried everything but could obtain no rehei,
but one Pot OF stricklandr Pile Remedy effected
perfect cure after suffering for many yt arr Nfh the
worst kind Of Piles They recommend every enc
who is suffering TO uyit.
Ask for
Dr.. Striekidnds Pile Remedy.
Sold by All drHggists, IS cts pot Manufactured nj
No. East Fourth st, Cincinnati, o. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29


DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,
sRCRETA ARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG;,
~ seneca County.
SUPREME JUDGE,
(rua rUtL Tgpa)
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
~ FAIRFIELD Cou ".
(ro ftLL vAcASctns)
Lonq Vacancy,
MACHTAS @. WHITLEY,
Of Hancock County.
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER ). BOYS,
Or ighlAnd County.
rWlAT TORNEY GENERALt
LYMAN r CRlrCHFiELD,
OF Holmes County. a.
OONPrROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM $ v PRENHISS,
OF Franklin County
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER s RAMSEY,
~ Hardin Comfy
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
(fULL TgRM,l
WILLIAM LARWILL,
OF Ashland County.
Goa vkcAscI,)
CHARLES B0ESEL,
OF AuHslaR County,.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29

Gov. sEYNouR, it is thought, win be
permanent President Of the Chicago Con-
vanA;ov, YTFesH EaHlh.tt N
'eA''O"' .rU .loasI yiamDa'1aH lrpthf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29

MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1854
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29

Mcclellan 10 he Nomlnated--VRlIan
ham Will support Him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29
ONLY oEN UINE RAIR REsTOnER.

vi fail to the worst caaes OF diseased scaps
tle longest standing with tho M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-29

We learn from private sources at Washing
ton, that Ar. LINCOLN h under consideration
IhreR nrnnnsiiinna. ---- !. ..L- IL d
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Gen. Sbrrmau'e gampasne.
Sfebeuenbcrid,te fiber fc,ne g e,pcaumacn.

@afbington, /. 9eSbr. s5srren, meIs
DE 8i6monber 3eitun9en pom 90. Nppember
geieben baben, ia9en, bab bieielben 0epeI6en
bon Musulta pom &c. Npp. sntbclten, mel6e
melben, boB Sherman nidt gesen oieie Stabt
pprriide uno ben Beri6t in ben .Sapannaber
3eitungen pom "a. glpp. wieoerhplen, baB er
bel letnem geriud, Den Oconee@SluE gu treu<
gen, 9eiGlagen norben lei uno baB fem tpeite>
rer GerSu6, 6itli6 ST ntariHiren, nidt aus
fIbrbar mar. Sic NebeIen beanlpru6en, ooB
tie WtacDn nod belest balten uno Der enquirer
benefit, oaB er Die Staot ni6t tebnlen tDnne.
Die 8idmpnber 3eitun9en pom lebten 0tons
tag entbalten mitglu8nobnle elmer einjigen nidt8
pom Sbermau8 Mari6 purdf @eprgien. Sur
Die 9ispat6" ia9t, Ct lei nod niht in Aueus
tia. 96dtten bic Hebellet einet enti9eioenoen
Sie9 erfOdten, 70 piiroen le eS ubne 3peifel
beri6tet babe1. Ser S6luB barau8: Sherman
lit AL right s,7' ss9
Ser Sapannab Republican" pom "a. Sop.
entbdlt GtnSelnpeiten iber bic areu5u1g oe5
Ocpnee bur6 Sberman's 9lrn1ee. 9ie Colon
ne, melhe on Der 8eitieite Der SeureiuT8abn
pperirte, Spg in Der 8idtung ppn Wtaccn, I'M
nit ben bort bereit8 ii6 befinoli6en Sruppen
suiammensuitoben. 81 q
Wan ia9t, baB cine itarte @upuleriemadt
Sberman fOl9t, uno baB es ni6t unmD9li6 lei,
baB SUrreit nie Elm 8plf in ieiner 5lante iei.
Gini9e Der tirslid aussewedielten @efange@
men baben 8aibinston erreidt unO iasen, oaB
man ie in Sauannab iebr gut bebunoelt babe.
OaS Solt CAB 5u, bab Screen inter 8eanre=
garp urc Solution sesen Sherman 5ieben, bp6
man slaubte nidt, Oab cine gOncentrGtiun bte'
fer Sruppen i~tattinben tperoe. Sn Sapdnnab
b~efanben iih MIR 1900 Wann, pel6e aber nur
i6mahen Mineritanb leiiten tperoen.
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Offce ceS DepOt=@ cmmiffGrS fir Subs
ififena.
@afbtRetpn, .. g. 80. WsS. 1864,
9ln0ebcte fir Mebl.

WerEeeelte Mres bpte tuerSen bis sura Z. Deg, Wlitthes I2
llbr eewRi l@t, UNI eas SubaaenS Z, %partsutent NIT
aMss 3weitmlienb (2O0O) SAB WRebl
Die NnssEste bsStes n I'D auf bic tn sitfern Depot tetGnn-
ten Arten 90. l, 2 n. 5, uRs auf hesne etRe ~eetsnSsre Guan-
tI1t 'ur has 0dn;e.
DieIeIten Ianf n In DupIiEate unb iur jsht Grrte ani Der.
fdiebene Rrsen pdpier d~rSeaeren ietn.
Die ubIieferune mus tnnerbdIb fl tGaDenbcn @r6fnHre
ber Aneepsie une taeltd tn iclGtu SdGnittatet oeitettG,
re bic ~Jfestrru 9 rtrtaryt; SoNeIpe IN tn BIN Geeierr n e.
Ndarenbluie tn SeereetCtrn, an ben Nhtstten rSet BahH-
brfe Ia WafbirStrn .. e., abanIiefsrR.
Die Hteferure bee 6GnSen Mebis muE tnnerkaIe 20 GGeen
uen &rSfnuns Der Mneetptt eeinehen ftn.
Sprhs SenaaGt, ie mad en- tns Commencement tcIHe sur
Lf5ttluns an 3anb bat.
SCR Attitferuns hes WleblS sei6tebt bic stw5tult8e amt
TIDE Sn,petttrn unh tstn WlebI irtrb GnsenrHanen weItes
Mot friit cesdp tn Ia uub Mot tn ber ~llmeesene no bee
Daiben esne9tn r. esmahlsn warft, { is benin ron 6Hs'
aesetGnetfr GrdIttdt.
Eds TRebI mub IN ssatn tiHtneu unb ~sefutterttH Tdfern
3~tltefert mtrten.
Gin Greuete naus iehen MnaeSpf eineS Btetsre, Der ntdt
penl slten tereits In ptefer Office ~restfrtrt bot betesiagt tttn
un6 fein Anse ,pt rir6 ron fsl&eH aHsenSnimen,, re truter
l tbre Der Ht6tunaen rerfdunt tdbeL. pseS lite ntdt tet hes
I Et6funne Der Ansetpte sesenr drtte fne
IdS 8rrperpeneWI bebdIt Rt has Redt rCr. freent trsIs
re- d etDc { aus irsens rsISen rrfaGeH ju SerrerRn.
Nreebpte mlFen on ben uEterjeidr eten In No. as g.
StTabe oortlErt n. e%rbcfirt fin Proposals for Flour.
g. q, @reeMe,
4(ha1~7 &@ CAPT. uRb q. q y
"
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ren Emmett. 9ieie teiOnbete ut bon @ombet
ltegt bereit3 ia 8ereiti6oft:
9ie Gr6auumo elmer SdlsenbaIIe III Gbt@
cage. Ser bier beitebenpe S6usenperein bat
ben BeidluB 9efobt, Elm anaeme1ene8 Grunba
it'd ansutanfen unc ouf oemielben cine @bIts
| Senbate 1T erbauen. Mir hegrlBen Sieien 8es
I@tuB ais einen lebr 3~eitsemdBen nnc fIr ba8
ipciale Qeben Der 9eutlhen BON Chicago iebr
beoeutunsspOIen. Die 3urnbole auf Der
Norbieite uno Die MrbeiterbaIle auf Der Weitieite
sepdbren in Der J3eit Der @interiaiiOn benz
ceuti6en Bubtitunt paiienbe @entralpuntte fir
9elelltge unterbaltungs pc9eSen e8 Der .3med
Der S6Gbenballe Iein miro, AUDI fir Die tpdrme
Sabre6Seit ben 9eutiben einen BlaB gu ihaie
fen, mo tie it6 ibren Matchmaker 8eronigun0en
uugelt6rt bingeben f6nnea.
Ser S6Ibenperein, pelder un9efdbr 120
WitgIieoer SabIt, 1T entiblpllen, bieIe SADIE
cur65uflbren unb mir %sweifeIn ntdt, es tpiro
ibm 9~eIingen, tpenn i'm oas beutl6e Bublitunt
reroientermaBen unteritibt. Mie mir b6ren,
lit bereit5 Elm ansemeliener Blas ni6t melt BON
Der n6reIi6en Gren5e Der Staot am Seeufer
a%usgetpdblt unb bereits cine beoeutenoe Nn3abl
Qctien su SO bas StId ge5eidnet. Sin
@rmite wiro III ldurntIihen 9iltritten Der Staot
unter5eianun9en auf Actien ioltcitiren, uno
glalben mir, oaB bemleIben in Iiberaliter @eiie
ipQte ent9egen gegangen tperOen. 9as Inter
nebn,en uersient bic herslidfte llnteritlBung Der
9euti6en. (Sa. StS3tg.)
Sioii6e Gicaigfciten.
Inter anbsrn beoeutungSpoIen Artiteln in
ben iitpIi6en 8Idttern befinoet iih elmer, ter int
&i6msno Nbig pom &c. y. SO. entbulten 1T,
unb mprin li@ Der 8erfaier berllbt, auSeinans
ber3uieben, prn pel6 seringer Seceutut9 8ids
mono fitr Die CONFEDERATION lit. G3 i9eint,
Der Nrtitel ipuroe inter esut 9epustiein 9e@
l6rieben, paB 3i6mpno cine benz 8erotrben
geweibte Staot 1T, nno benz General Grant ull>
t~erliegen mitlle. 9e8balb iAht Der gerfafer
oarSutbur, Dab oas @olf bes glor6ens Die Wi6=
tigteit ppn Ri6mpno 81 lebr iiberIddse, unD
bab, penn Die Sta6t AUDI in Grants 6dnoe
fallen ipllte, Die 8ebeaenresierung Oapur3 tei=
men tpelentli6en 8erluit erleioen pirbe. Mls
les Oieies lit geidrieben pproen, um Die Sc
mitber i'm SIpen init benz @reignib, bds unz
permeioli6 ~eintreten rluB, pertraut 81 MAIDEN.
Ser Gbarleitcn Mereurn tit auf Self. 9api8
eiferil6tig. Gr fhr6tet, oab er lih STUNT Sic
tator aufwerfen t6nnte, unb fa9t, bas es notbs
menctg iet, thn .Su betsdhen. Ser RebetIen>
ierat bat Die unteriu6unS iiber garlp's' Nieoers
.Iase3 I'M 6benanooabtbale niebereeihlagen.
8rennbul; tOltet jest in 3idnono 500 per
SLATER une piele 6ornilien iinp phne 8rent,z
material. aasas. a- AZ e~em um
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Sbar1eftOn unO SaSannGb pom Der
3a~n0feite. f9H

50 felt GborIeiton uno Sapannab ppn oer
Seeieite iinb, 10 lhpaG linO ie pom Der 2anp=
ieite. Die 5llIie 9liblee unO Cooper, Die burb
ibre %Giumlnonng in Die 8ai pom GbarleitOn Gag
umgefebrte 9elta biIDen, auf peI6eln Die Stapt
liegt, bienen elmer 9eser GbarleftOn BON Der
9anoieite ppertrenben Nr,nee ol8 bequenle Com.
municuttpnsnege. Sn 3iden tann Gtarz
Teton beinube gar nidt befeitigt perOen; benin
es lie9t nieoriger aI8 feline game umgebuug,
urb nan1entIi6 1T Der in Der 9ldbe bes NlbIep
Rtper Iiegenbe She'll Der Stabt auf 10 iunlpfis
gem 8Dpen erbaat, oaB es unmu69li6 lit, eini9e
SUB tief in bic Groe bineinSusraben, Obne ami
@afer Su itoBen. Die 6eloer, peI6e bort an
Die Staet greu5en, iinO Der GuItur BET 8ei5s
pflunSe getpionlet, bic befanntli6 elmer ftarfen
8ewdfernng beoarf; uno Oteie getpdbren ibr
bic peri0biihen leberihnemmuueen oes Mlblep,
Die oft etneH She'll Der Staot ielbft inter @ais
fer ieben.
Sapannab last ii6 BON Der 2anoieite leidt
sur9 ben grOBen idif6areu S%auannabTluB err
rei6eu uno fam ouf iener Seite aud ni6t nit
itarten Seitun9Siperfen perieben meroen, neil
eS ebenfoqS nett ~nieori9er lit, ais bic san,e untz
iiegenbe @egeno. 9ie Staot lit aber ni6t,
ME Gbarleitcu, ouf iuHpfgem, %iunoern ouf
fanbigem 8poen erbaut. SIT
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gont nmtcrn Ntiiliiiippi.
nnionsITes IN &%OmilTana.

Mew 0prt, /. 9e3. Ser NepsOrlea
ier Correspondent Oe8 !SeraIo ia9t, bub Gen.
s. 6. See, Gpmmanbeur Der Union gaualIeries
Screen in Baton &puse, am %. D.. Wl8. BON
elmer Expedition 9esen 2ibertp unb Godpiae
bprtbin suriidtebrte INTO 3 Ganpnen, 500 9ieroe
uno Mauleiel mitbradte, nebit 200 @efanse=
men, pelde er ben Rebelen absenpmmen bate.
Inter lebteren befano ii6 Der Stab be8 Sen.
9Ob9e. Sas @eridt s~irfuIirte, paB cine itarte
5Orce BON Sen. Wiusruoer8 Qrnee periuGe
ben MdIiiiippi gu ~treujen, nm Sen. 9eOo gu
peritdrten, bod fe wurOe BON llnionStruppen
pa6font bepbahtet. LI4a1gs2 ~
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1cle9rapbifeDe StaeDrtebten.
SetlAsetf tr ben Baltimore Deats :
UnnOesh0nuthaDt.

8aibtn gtpn, 1. 0e;. @eitern trdt Die
&elignatiOn bes General nipalts Bates in
Strait Die STEELE tpurce 6rn. Sobn Solt pm
Sentudp ansebpten, bob rieier SEER Iebnte
iie ab. Is @s5 - i's.,2 .
Ser 8eri4t oeS Sen. 9Oitnleifter8 1T Der
ein5i9e, Oelder tis iest I'M SAT- 1T. GS miro
e%rtpartet, boB Die 8eridte Der anoern 9epartee
mentsbdupter e~benfall6 balo in Die Prehe tcmf
men. Die Brdiioentenbotldaft wirr wabri6eins
lib nd6iten Wlontag eriheinen. @l5as
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Slus De1tt Sa0meittn.
Gin 81 sriffauf Sbelbppi4e ob>
aef6la9en. -
Die etdrt seranmt Cfaibpine fart ~beieitist. YIN
grift anf TranFIin, Senn. Gs mirr bertd3tet. ea
Gen. @pcn ;M~rtid9cfhldac iei.

NaibpilIe, 80. Nop. Sin Bug fam
qeftern Abeno bon Chattanooga, nit einisen
~perrur6eten Sploaten uno mebreren 9febeIlens
aefanaenen bier an; inter lesteren 1T Brigade,
General Opun9 pom @beatbams Commando.
0te Gbattanp osa< 9abn 1T in Ororung, rbalei9
lie BON Der 8ebeaenSgapuleri beltdnbis UNI
l&pdrmt piro. Sic ~treusten seftern Mbeno
bel 2apersne bic Sdienen, ID Wleilen faoli9
pom Nafbpiae. 9ie @arniiOn BON Gbelbpuiae
puroe curh einen NrmeetDrper Der &ebeaeas
aurmee ansesrifen, lesterer ;os fd iebu6 bulo
wieoer surld. 9prDs RcftiOniit unperdnOert.
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e~'aribalsi pns Die aampiei in almsrifa.

Carl 8linb fat 6pIgenbes an bic Qpnbpner
3ettun9en seianot: GA .,iue
& yGs, bat unldnsita wieber Elm s@erebe bic
stumble. gena6t, psna6 @aribaloi lnIihten
gu Gunlten OeS Sloens a~useefprO0en baben
iUa. Ser vSSnoer@@ Srudte es inter Der ueberz
idrift: Sin 8ieerruf." Nl8 I'D baiielbe suerlt
Las, fam mir Ipfort Der Gebanfe, bab mein
Sreuno 8leSear aus Glasgow, fir welden
@aribalpi @efible Der b6diten N6tung begt,
ibn mibperitauOen bobeu. mllle, .pabrideinli9
In Splge Der unterbaItlng in Der en9lii6en
Sprade, in weI6er ii6 @aribalbi nidt hiebenb
au8ipri6t. SD babe iebt BON @uribalDi einen
Brief erbuIten, Der sur @er6fentliduns be-
ltimmt 1T, uno pm benz id fir Sbr einiluBreiE
Dies 8latt cine lleberiebuns beifise. m
SD bin .c.5 Gorl8Iinb.
2UncOn, 8. Ncp. ss'
GaribaIoi'S 8rief.
@oprera, 80. Oft. 1854
Mein lieber 8linol
>DlcSear nuB rtein Gnelii6 mibperltanoen
baben. Meine Mnli9t iiber bic ameritdnii6e
6ruse lift ppblbetannt. = Ni6t allein boffe i'd
Oauon bic 4blhaffuns Der Stlaperei, ~iOnoern
i'd iebe bic Jrage als eine Die gangs
Weni6beit ber4brenbe an, u n B
Webe Der @elt, mennb Der Nprbe Il
aus Die em Sample ni6t iie g
reid berpp r9ingesnn1 02 sig
SD bante Sbnen fir SSbre Site. Dit berss
[li6en @riBen an 55rau 8lino uno Sbre S6reuns
be 9lauben Sic, baB i'd fir INNER bin sm-
=, SIR ariboloI g