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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-08
FOUNDRY.
NEW SCHOOL.

Mathematical and Classical School
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Wy JOHN H. ALLEN, graduate OF the U. S
ID Military Academy, and for many years an in
sstrsctor of youth
rae first session will commence on Monday,
March nth in a building GA Main street the lower
aoor Fl which is occupied by MessFs. Riley i Co.
Cirrnlsrs containing additional information
can be obtained at Mr.. healys Book Store
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-08
MEDICAL.
BROUGHTON l. WOOD,
Crescent City Drug Store,
Cor. Third and Main SITS,

Cor. Third and Main SITS,
Dealers in Foreign and American Drugs, and
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, varnishes, wind5w
Glass, Perfumery. Fancy and Toilet Articles.
Coal Oil aud Benzine by the gallon or barrel.
Concentrated preparations and essential tine
lures on hand and manufactured 10 order.
Double Distilled Water, made fresh every week.
Patent Medicines ofsll kinds.
Eclectic Remedies aud full supply of Medic.
nal Roots and Herbs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02

war have bsss coa1ssd 70 he Tssritory
'of those Who commenced il. To-day not
! rebel profene1 ~ soil Of The loyal
States. exospt ~ * ! prisoner Of var.
These aystAe 1iAtssini viotnfiss ~ havs
kpinsd. B1ttn Ne u1ks u thsos havs
followed moral asd social tsiumphs such
y var rarely brings. Of which We may BE-
mora proud thaa az Ill othsr oosqqeaea,
We have Taught the rebels, Who had fof
rsfeyiled ns - 1 commanity Of towards
and spssulators, to regard snd respect ~
- Z nation OF brave patriotic men and
tine and devoted women. We have By :
due process Of Law, abolished slavery 10
louisiana, Maryland. Missouri. Arkansas
and 10 large portion Of Virgins. Our
srmies have struck the chains from han
dreds of Thousands Of men and women il
Kentucky. Mississippi, Alabama. North
\ Car Dina, South Carolina, Florids and
Texas, aud should the var stop now, as il
soon must, from the..steady onward march
Of Grant, Sherman, Sheridan, Candy Aud
Farragut, no human power could recon.
struct the blighsing fabric Of human
slavery.
We have shown unmistakbIy who com.
menced the war. Il must be apparent Il
all that the Government has thus far ,
decided aud preponderatiug Advantage
The end cannot be doubtful. They VII,
violated the Divine Law have incurred
the penalty, and will inevitably meet thu
allotted punishment. They who took th'
sword are perishing by the sword.
They began the war with million o
lighting men-slaves tilling their fields
and allowing all their able bodied white
to rally around the rebel standard. The,
had splendid officers, educated At our ex
pense. troops thoroughly drilled 10 prepa
ration for this rebellion, arms and mum
tions of war stolen from orr arsenalt, nav
yards treanherously seized from Us il
which to 6t ost pirate cratic to prey upol
our commerce, the aid and confor. 0
foreign nations, and everything needed I
enable and encourage them TO wage . long
costly and bloody war. We have des
troyed nearly every one Of their armies
used UP the whole Of their available eight
ing material, exhausted their supplies q
arms aud Of food. captured their guns
destroyed their priysteers, seized thei
Notifications, driven them back upon th
Gulf, aud brought them st last to the yer
verge of military annihilation. Does tbi
look like "Failure p
Does this lock as ii the struggle wa
50 utterly hopeless as TO compel US to d.
msnd Immediate Efforts for cessation I
hos:iliti.s p Are We reduced TO that Oh
uemity
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wwhen the rebels commences i

E When the rebels commenced tn,
war they heli every fort and port OF entr,
from Fortress Monr to the mouth O
the Rio Grande. Now they hold but fou
forts and one port of entry, and The lou
forts and the one port Of entry are besiep
ed and blockaded by our army and GU,
navy.
When the rebels commenced the war
they had undisputed possession of more
than two thirds of our sea coast, and a
large tonnage of commerce. Now, they
have not one merchant vessel to raise
their flag and they have no port that any
vessel dare attempt to enter BY daylight.
They have not single vessel Of war that
would venture to meet a vessel of our
Navy.
When the rebels commenced the war
they had in their possession 1884 miles
OF rallroad-nll equipped and in thorough
running order. Now they have only
l,i35 miles, and what they. have would
not be deemmed fit for commercial and
passenger traffic in any Free State.
When the rebels commenced the var.
they held the navigation Of the Mississip-
pi from Columbus, KY, to its mouth.
Now they do not hold one foot Of either
shore.
There is not Sate or Territory of the
old Union over a large portion Of which
the Government does not hold possession
Its vessels Of war are before every port--
its armies arc constantly advancipe-,he
beams OF the rising sun welcome the old
flag. where yesterday Haunted the bas,ard
emblem ofrebellion. No Government on
earth dare recognize the rebellion a. .
success; no capitalist will lend it a farth.
ing; no dealer will trust it for key of
gunpowder or barrel of meat. L i
bankrupt in credit, exhausted of material.
it has robbed the cradle and the grave !"
ond has 40 existence to day ouly a. q
reckless adventurer, 'eaiting for some.
thing to turn up" viz: the election Of
Mcclellan, and the accession to power Of
those who will again bind the giant North
IN chains, aud sell their birthriRhs Of free.
dom for pieces of silver.
Besides having conquered 90 much of
the rebellion as is shown BY the man. the
people OF the North have steadily increas. |
% IN wealth, power aud population. We
nave now navy more powerful for Of. |
tence and defence than that Of any nation
IN the world We have Increased onr
manufactures, railroads canals. teleonnh.
and internal commerce. Indiv;dn.,
oe0tedness 10 almost unknown. W. ~.
daily and hourly retaining the Torres.
and the prairie; We produce much NOR
nov than We did when the. a. ...,,
menced qpf lands, our houses. our stocl.
Of oil kinds have enhanced in value ANA
never was labor 20 Abundsntly re warded
With . few exceptions, the ravaess oil
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

A STATE or Iowa, LEE CorSrr-ss
BY virtue OF special execution to me directed ;ssnss
by the Clerk OF the District Court Of county In
OF me osthvdox Congregational Church Of Keokuk and
against James L. Estes land also decree agsss ~
RANKIN and j. Love and others.) have levied upon
ana Will sell to the highest bidder the front door n
keoknk In said county, the 18th day of Noyember
4. ~ 1854 between the hours Of o'clock A. M and
uciock 6 M- commencing at O'clock r. NJ Of said dav
tne loiowng property, fo-wt: All Of the east forty
so arss Of the fractional northwest quarter of section
t2o township sixty Ave f6) north of range
rs WILL when added to the fraction of te norsho.t
Quarter o. said section u.s. In the
wsn.snvs ana hss (25 51o0 acres Ia Ie
satisfy said writ OF execution ~ "a souis 70
keokuk, Oct. IL 1854 israel Arnrp.c,,
Printers Fee % COL shsr;g -
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

srAfE OF Iowa, LEE Cousry-ss
by virtue OF special execution TO me directed fssnad
the Clerk OF the District Court Of said county Ia
o. Henry H. Collins and against Isaac Marley II Mar
levied upon and will sell 70 the highest bidder at the
door Of tue Office Of the District Court Of Lee
o. November D. 1864 between the hours of o'cIoci
\ - ana clock p NJ commencing at O'clock , = II
sn aay inc following property towit: Eipht lots i;
kess city plat. nd dining Keokuk numbered "a al es
% u, o. " and las, in Lee county. Iowa. - 80
satisfy said writ OF execution 1872 y eoaf', 70
Printers Fee 81 co. ISRAEL ANDERSON
keokuk, Oct IL, o. Sheriff az Ias o.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

efAfR or Iowa, Lm County,
By virtue Of special execution 70 ms directed issed
BY the Clerk Of tae District Court Of said county in vos
Of Samuel T. Ames and against H. E. Hghtner (an1 asc
decree aganst u. H. Bedding and others,) have lev
he'd upon and will sell TO the hiEhst bidder af the frost
door OF the Clerks Once Of the District Count Of Le(
county lows 1t Keoknk in said county, ON the I'm
day OF November A. D. 1854, between the houn Of 2
o'cleck r. y. snd o'clock p. NJ, commencing At
O'Clock r. NJ Of said day the following property towt
Tho half Of the southwest quarter OF eection
township sixtyeix t65) NORTH Of range six M vest Ii
Lee county, Iowa
satisfy said writ Of execution,
Keokuk, Oct. IL, "a. ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Printers Foe 81 co. Sheriff Of Lee Co. lows
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SHERlFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of special execution ts ~, a.
y ne Cirk Of the District Court said county h g
q angh sample and against N. T. Wright md n
tand also decree against John wreht ana IN
ers have isyied upon and viii se 70 the HON i'm
Of the District Court Of Lee county Iowa ~ vace
said county on the 18th day q November A. B issa IL
tween the hours Of o'clock A. NJ and o,cl.i 3 y
property. tewt korty-vc feet front on second 49,
one hundred feet deep across the ront o. we.tsry 2
strects. In the city of Keokak Lee couney Ios
aaken levied upon, aud 70 b cold BY order Of conr4 =
Printer's Fee y 06s1 Gheri9T fMX
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HERIFFs SALE.

STATE or Iowa, LEE Coryrr-ss
ny virtue oil special execution to directed issued
~ the Clerk OF the District Court Of said county In favor
OF Henry H. collins. aud against Mclrea fnnd also =
seree against William Dascrn, d. c. Merry and oth
have levied upon and will sell TO the highest bidder :.
the Trout door Of the Clerks Office the District Court
o. Lee county, Iowa. at keokuk, In said county, on the
izth Dag 81 AoYaiber A. d.. 1864, between the hours
o. y O'Clock A NJ and o'clock =. NJ. commencing at
O'Clock T. NJ al said day, the following property to-wit
Lots one hundred and thirty l35) one hundred and
thrtssix 1885, hundred and thiry-nine (i:saa and
one hundred and forty 4o) in hees city plat adjoining
tue CITY OF heokuk, now In the city limits la county
Iowa. ''
satisfy said writ of execution.
Printers Zee s. oo.1 ISRAEL ANDERSON
neoAuA, oct. Il, o. Sheriff of Lee Co, Iowa.
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SheriTs Sales.
GuhRIFF.S SALE.

- II flftIFF y DALTI.
Starr OF Iowa. LEE Cs.-xs.
by rirtue Of special execution to me directed issued
OF William iliis am, AZ inst D. w. Frd land also a..
cree against T. H. Ford ani A. Waicots and Others
nave levied upon and will ssii to the highest bidder nj the
front door Of the Clerks Office District Court Of Lee
county Iowa, 1T keoknk, in said county on the 2th ay
o. November A. d. 1864, between the OF clock
a: am oeick T. NJ commencing at o'clock r. N. If
said day, the following property t-wt: The soub Il or
secun Il ant the southeast Of section Is s
north range west, In Les county, Iowa.
iake levied upon. and sold by order of court To
satisfy said writ Dfexecrtien.
keokuk, Oct IL, lsGs ISRAEL AxpgRsoy
Printers zee - CO. Sberia - - ~, IT,.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

STATE or Iowa, LKE Co.'S
BY virtue ef special execution to me ireeti ,ssa,
o the Clerk Of the District Court said county In
o William diis and against d. W Ford fand also d.
tee samuel Egbert Hawkins Taylor and of,ers
nave levied upon and will sell the highest bidder 81
sne 'front.' door Of the Clerks Office the District Court
u lee county Iowa. at keokuk said COUNTY on The
ixh day OF November A. D. 1854 between the ho,,rs ~
CLOCK n and o'clock p. N, commencing at o'clort
:. NJ OF SAID day. the following property tovis: Lot
zen tio IN biock thirteen tl3, in the city of Keokuk
Lee county, Iowa
satisfy said writ OF execution. " soai' = "
Printers Fee s. 00.l ISRAEL ANDrpcov
Keokuk .Ioct. IL, se3. Sherid n Lee - T.,
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CHERIFFeS SALE.

CHERRIES SALE.
~ STATE OF Iowa. LEE Co.'S
~ virtue Of special execution TO Inc directed i,sued
oy te Clerk OF the District Court Of said county in favor
OIL William ellis aud ng nst D. W. Ford fand also de-
1esr against Peter Garroty, Dennis Halpn and others
have levied upon and will sell the highest bidder
Court OF Lee county Iowa. Keokuk in said county on
tas I'm day Of November A. D. 1854 between the hours
% o'clock a. M and O'Clock p. in commencing at
CLOCK p M OF said day, the following property to,si
LOIS nse 90 and SIX 90 In block hundred ami twenty
pz.t, 10 the city OF keokuk. Lee county, Iowa
satisfy said writ OF execution "
Printers Fee 81 00.l ISRAEL, AyprRsnx
hcoknk, OCT II, o. Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa
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WEDNESDAY,. NOV. 2.
UNION STATE TICKET.

roR cosoRxss.
JAMES r. WILSON,
nBcroRs At LAlah
G. BEN DARWIN, Of Des Noines Co.,
w. G.. THOMPSON, of Linn County.
JNo. VAN vALKENBURG, let Dist.
SAMUEL 8. BURDETT, End District.
BENJAMIN T. HUNT, Sd District.
DANIEL ANDERSON, 4th Dietrict.
GILMAN C. MUDGETT, 9th District
HENRY G. HENDERSON, 9th Dist.
FOR sgPRExg gupsx,
C.. C. COLE,
OF Polk County.
ycR SECRETARY or Stair,
JAMES WRIG HIT,
or Delaware County.
roa AUDITOR or STATE,
Ohm A. ELLIOTT,
OF Mitchell County.
STATE rnEAsuaKRs
WILLIAM H. HOLMES,
Of Jones County.
ros REGISTER or rRz srarr 1Axp orro.,
JOSIAH A. HARVEY,
of Fremont County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
ISA AC l.. A LEN,
OF Tsms County.
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
FOR c,'gRx OF THE DISTRICT COURT
D. H. LESUER.
REcoRpER,
j. w. FROW.
REPRESENTATIVE
"A BIS ALOM ERSON.
UNION TOWNSHIP TICKET.
rps COUNTY SUPERVISORS
f. H. HOLLAND.
ADAM HAGNY. Ito fill vacsncy.)
Fcn ytsrfcEs PEACE
WILSON BARRETT,
THOMAS MARTIN.
ROBERT A. BOYCE.
ros ooysrABIE,
ROBERT WORSTER,
MICHAEL KESSELRING,
JOSEPH L. ELLIOTT.
FOR TRUSTEES,
W. II. CLEGHORN,
I. J. CtIENOWITH,
GEO. o. HILTON.
FOB TOWNSHIP CLERK,
A. S. TYLER,
foR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR
JAMES 4. BARWICK.
ELECTION NOVEMBER sru.
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COL. saNFonp's APPOINTMENTS

CoL. SANEoHD'S APPOINTMENTS
Col p SANFORD will address people Of Lee ceupty
At the following times and places
West Point, Wednesday, November ID
Franklin, Thursday, 81
Primrose, Friday 9TH
New Boston, Saturday, 5th
The speaking will be at o'clock p n except at Pilot
Grove, Big Mound Croton and Primrose whore it will he
at2p. M.
The Executive Committees and Union men generallv
are requested to give proper notice Of the
In their respective townships
BY order Of the Central Committee
Oct. II, 1854 j. NJ BECK Chairman
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1eRANL 1NDHD00W
Dhee14uf Lee ~. n

nor SALE-The Large and Commo.
- dious four storx Driek v..~ -. -1..s.. q -
assse. and nov cccupasd by " r. osarn1e M asrisn
=. & ZR.1YoN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02

ch BRLS. COAL OIL-ln splendid
80 order For sale By KELLOGG 1 BIRaR.
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100 BDLS. CEMENT-Warr.nfs<,
! y, y equal to asy to b h.d For aals by
80 KELLOGG BlRGH
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III HHDS. SUGAR-5O bills Ref..d
~ Sugar. lust In and for sale BY
oc'Sd KELLOGG BIR0r
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fca REPRESENTATIVE,
"A B s A LON AMBER SON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02

j ATIlN6~-2B bslse - s,la ehe,r
- toctsdl KELLOGG nRa1.
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FoR CONGRESS.
MES r. wills o N,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02

EOk SALE-East half Of Lot 8. Book
l. Ia, ON east side Of Hondsan street. betxe cen sfh
and 9Th very cheap for cash wanld iikssc haye m Of
fer II nsssst be sold ka4pse Of
II. B. TEx-EYCK,
tmi9 Real Estate Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-02

UNION COUNTY TICKET.
FOR c,.xRx OF THE DISTRICT COURT.
D. H. LESU Err.
FOR REcoEDER,
j. W. FROW.
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I Mntunfte pfps1a 81 IL. Grant.

+ / Antun It. ppn5eG Sc H.. Grant. =
@eneralieuterat1t Grant fam geitern in 8egleiz
tuna leines 8eibe8 uno Spbnes, ippie BON
Sen. Standings. q berft Sufb Maior 3Owlep
uno Gapitdn 8oopp bier an. 8. s. 8edtpitb
pom SeIe9rapbencprp8, befinoet li6 e~benfalls
nit ibm. Sic lpgiren idmmtli6 in @iQarbs
0otel. 1,s-ae 18
Z Gin 8lDtubebre6erubgefa t..
9as 9tapp 9epartement bat 9tadridt erbalten
pom ber @efangelnabnle zines init 1872 8allen
SaumnplIe belaoenen S6ppnerS. Sem Wtaiter
lit Elm Marplanber Namerls Gomaro S. NepiQ.
Ser Schooner bieB friber Scptlatb, bate ober
bel ieiner @egnabme gar feiuen Namen. 8
/ Gtnbru6 d. = 8pr9eitern 9tbenb murbe
bos t6arS pom Str. MattbiaS Sour in 6. Str,
3mii6en g(ep Dprf glpenue unoi &.=Str., nab
reno per NbmeIenbett Der 8epobner erbrpden.
0ie 9iebe batten allie mertbppIlen @e9en1tdnoe
IN Elm grpBes 8inOel perpqdt, l6ienen aber
geitGrt mOrben 81 lein unb batten oaS !6aierz
pdnier ergriff.n uno- pas 8lnoel 5llrldgela6en.
T. 0anf itr @eteranenreQime NJ
ters5- Ser Senat uno oa5 NeprdIentantenz
bans baben Elm .Sanfpptum fin ale abernlals
iib onmerben baben G~ai1enoen 8egimenter pa1z
Itrt unO ipre6en iib barin 'babin aus, DAP e8
oieier1 brapen uno tapferen Sploateit sur or6Bz
ten Gbre gerei6e, paB iie, nah0em lie bereitS TO
lan9e i6pn ben @efdbren oeS &rieges getrpbt
bitten unp 10 un5dblige Strapu5ea ousgebalten,
abermalS sur pOllitdnoigen unterbridung Der
Hebellipn eingeltanben 1eien. Seoem Der Yete=
ranenre9imenter lit cine 2lbldrift ,pieie5 CAN'T
pptumS iibermittelt tppfoen. g. 594
i 8 d ii Gnti 6 eibung g. Ni6=
ter @plie CAB geitern iein nrtbeI in benz 4rc=
SEP Der Ser. Staten eegen @m. SbieloS, eei=
len Gigentbum upter benz @elet pom II. Suli
1862 cpnftScirt mproen par, OBJ SHIELDS lit
ein 9ebOrener girginier, bate bis sum 1. 9lpril
1861 in Waibtn9tpn geiebt mar pann nab
8idrnpno 9egan9en ltno enolib nab Baltimore
5uritd9etebrt. Ser Gidter CAB iein llrtbeil 5u
Gnniten Der Ser. Staaten ab uno ertldrte, pab
oieie Gpnfi8tation polltommen5 ~9e1ebmdbi9 ppr<
9enpmmen mprpen iet..1sS ia (. -@53
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STR. &obtnIcn, etre 9teiOlltipn, cine 9ltmpe
oil oer gde BON Spnoz ilto SSSefferlpnltr. at re-
%partren. llebernielen.
Str. SOneS, cine Gelplutipn, megen Grid
ting zines SpringbrlnnenS in Mfabipn Square.
9ln9ennmmeu.
Wtr. George aepier, cine 9telolutiDr, tpege1
GrlaubniB fir Sobn IS. Wtawell pegen Grid
tuns elmer 9ol5treppe. Abgeldlu9en.
3peiter 3wetg. = @prn eriten
3peig giltg cine Orpina1tS EN-, ben glumen BON
Ncbitr., III Yarf 9lpente nrlSudnbern. Nuf
ben Slid geIegt. Ed 1aai. 2..,
Wir. Mllmpt rief cine Nciplution ouf, ben
Brdlioent Der 8ultpz. unb 0btp= Gilenbabnz
Gompa9nie 81 criu6en, einen 8eri6t fiber bic
SInar5en Der Gompugnie sH erItatten. @r belt
cine lange uno begeiiterte gnipra6e, Die
.59 Wtoopp, Gpans rno Barron itimmten ibm
BET. Ste, Debate mar dufierlt intere1ant, Die
NeIOlltion ieopd Sulebt perpprfen.
0eri6ts BerbauDlnngen. e.
Grtm @ert6t. - Sobn Dunn
unO George 9etticprD pegen MngrifIS alf Subn
&epuplos, nit Der 9tbii6t, ibn Sl t6oten, Sub
Ecuria. b1st asfag 81 ~a-araa.rg ara, sr.,a1
goparo 2lppo regen 2iquprperfaufs am
Spnntag. 8ir9idoft perwirtt. So
1Sarab Mlrpbp lpegen Gtsbleh5 peri9ieoez
ner GegenItdnoe ppn Wlihael 9oplep i'm @ertbe
Don So. SreigeIprD6en. . I'd a-a1.5r1
Sol9eroe 9arteiet platoirten rni9t i6rlpig":
Dennis WtcGpurt, tpegen 9tebitabl8 zines gaur
Stiefeletten pon 6rieorid Strulb; Splepbine
9plmeS fpe9e1 9tebltabls zines Nn5uges inn
Mertbe ppn $53 ban Mlerarber Miler; 9apto
StilGipea, alias Champion, neget 9iebitablS
Speier Segel; $50 ipertb, Gigentbum pm 9a=
piO Npble; MidaeI S'8opIe ipegen 36bt1ng
|ppnl Spbn Stnberipn, farbtg, our6 Gridieben
mittelit elmer Biitule, am p. 6ebr. D. S.
Scr. st. 9;itrittS Court. = Die
Ser. Staten ge9en baS @i9entbult urlb Qerz
ipnulpermDgen ppn General Spiepb d. 9(nOer=
iOn, litter ben @eleben bes GpnfistatipnSatteS
pum Auguit 1861 uno Sult 1862. G5 bat lid
beraus9eltellt, ba6 Spiepb 81. Nnberlun felt je=
ner 3eit ais 8rigaoeseneral in Der Nebeller=
arrnee, inb 5lpar in @ilmington, 81. g., conf
mdnoirt bate uio Sulebt superintendent Der
SreDe9ar @iienuerfe III &idnlp1b gepeien ipar.
9erelbe lit ber Sdpa9er BON Gr9puperneur
Sbpmas u1p belist in 9lllegbann Gpuntp gegen
$4,000 Mder Camp, melhes inter pbi9em Site
.ppll ben Scr. Stuatelt in 8el6lag ~genpnlmelt
lpprben lit. Geftern Mprgen MIN ipurben bic
8eiibtitel unterildt. sff 5ta ssa
Ia Sir Spiepb q. gnberlpn par Niet,utp er@
I1ienen.
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So. GpnareB Der Ser. stnntrn.
M% afbinatp-n. d M6

I@'I ~" ~bAl0s
SenGt. - Sen @pd, cine 8etition aus
Aaib n9ton, Die 3%einieunq beg 0oIbiuotouz
Canals aus Observation-Disclosures perlanaeno.
Yin oa$ GOmite fir ben 9ttritt Columbia per-
mieien.
@aus.- Mt@farg BON Mo. wieberbult
oLe 4ntlo9e, oab iein College 8lair fir $4,000
S4nap5 9el6muggelt babe; aud las er cine
Srore 0eS Sen. Hoierrun; Dor, I'M feline friiber
bebaltptete unO pom 8lair geldlgnete Sbatia6e
SIT b%epellen, DAB freie 6drbige aus Wifiouri in
Die Stlaperei p~erfauft pproen ieien. Die Sprade
DrGlurg'5 mar 10 idarf, oaB ibn Der Spre6er
sur 0rOnung rief. 3 L5t
blair erbob itb uuo perlan9te Die i~pfprtiqe
G%rnenmung zines SeleetzGo mite'8 :, nm bic Nr~
ta8e, baB er gei4m1ggelt babe, s1 inter
iubet. aF.i ~
McGlurg bat ibn, nab Der 9eeiSlatur (?)
letner ei8enen 0rOre 5I ibmlet .um gu ieben,
Oh Oteielbe d6t iei.
Blair wei9erte ii6 bennp6 sa i6alen un6
raltrtte leinen 2~lntldger einen q~en1einen ulb
obltdtll6en &erldumoer uno ~infanlen S6uft.
N@ er STR Orpnuig tpegen soieler Spra9e
9erufen tpuroe, erfldrte er, er t6nne teinen arlz
BERN QuSorud finoeu.
8dbreno bieier @prsdnge berrldte 9rpBe
2llIre9ung I'M !6au8. 3uleBt puroe Elm Gomite
ppn Ireien %ernannt, Die erbobene Nntlage unb
Die Aebtbeit Ooer 6uIidbeit oeS pprgele9ten9pz
flunent8 31 1nteriu6e1l. ..5I
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GiIenbobn.l1ufoU

sa9OntSpitIe, %. Mldrs. 9ebte 0fo6t
itfB Der pom bier no6 Naibpile beItitnrnte i3ltq
bel 3unnel Sill imSunnel ielblt nit benz So
ipitals3ua Der nab NOfOen ging, suiammen,
aber teiner Der 8ai1asieres lpurpe ernitli6 be-
idJdoidt, q I p ala 7sfins1 a1a5sii9 astad1I 81.
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epiOnirnen radb sem eOrreftiOmsbaus.

3 oft on 22.-M dr8. - are-S SObnion
unO Carrie 6 Sones, rpprgeblide SpiOninnen
Der &ebellen, petde aus Dem olte1 Capitol IN
MaIbin9tpn nab Dem 9tproen gei6idt pprOen,
ltnO bier 9eitern eingetrpfen uno ru6 Dem
6Itdburg GprrectionsbatS in pprldufgen ii6e>
rem @emabriam eebra6t.
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@nn nrr 0nfnmnrzMrmuc1

IS iinb In5ei6en ~pprbanoen, Dap General
0teabe CUR 3eit I'M COMMANDO perbleiben unp
oaB Die 9(rnee in Orei 9ipiiipnen setbeilt per>
ben miro, inter benz Commando Der @enerdle
Seogmtd, 6ancCd unp 8arren. Sen. Grant
mirp au4 5pei Corps baben, ems inter Burn
iiOe uno baS anoere unter Siqel. taa ea9
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erlanO 8 dp, %. Mdr5. Obefit
Eteuf' 9aolS pom II. Senn. GAP. &egt, MEL
@er am lebten %. 6ebr. pertpunDet unb ge>
faa9en lpuroe, 1T ben Sebe0en entpiidt uno in
urllern Slnlen etngetrOffen. gr muroe pdbrenO
ietner 9etonseni6oft iebr unmenIdli6 bebau>
belt.
s3mei Gompagnien 0pnt 81. 0nbiono Weot
bic Der gtrsifia Giienbabn eutland itreifteH'
itieBsn df ole 8idets Oes 0etuOeS, tDOteterl
einen lnb p%ertpanbeten mebrere. Sic febrten
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Spn Sicfsbmrq.

SO nj pbis, 20. Mdrs. Gadri6ten bonn
Is. oS, aus 8ifSburg b~eitdtigen, Dap baielbf
mebrere grObe 5euerSbrinfte itattgefunben ba=
ben. MebrereH Ae9ieruug8z@ aarenbduier, ip%
pte ein grOBe8 Giienbubnz9 tparen rieoer<
%1ebrannt. t.19s1 .@ g-4Q II