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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22
J II KkNNARD
Eighth below Coates ST., Philadelphia.

From kfy. Warren Randolph Pastor Of Baptist Gu
GermantoSu, Penn
Dr q " jackson :-DeaI - Personal rKperi
anr enables me to say that rePaii the German bl'
tiers u epai ell ny GU as mos eAa meh medcih.
Greatly Lerelted by the OF the Btters, and doue
moi t,ey will produce similar fees on others.
Yours truly. WARhLN EANDCLfh'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22

81 The Lincoln boys of this city call the
Importers Of "LittIe Mac, the Mscksrsls.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22

H. GINTY, former publisher and editor of
the Oconto Pioneer, was lied in action on
the Weldon Road short time since He
was Lieutenant of Co E. seth Regiment.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22

From Rev. J. II. Turner Pastor of IIeddng N. x. Oh
Philadelphia.
DR. Jackson Dear Sir Having used your de
man Bitters in my family frequently, am prepare
10 say that it has been OF great service DseVe th
N most cases OF general debility Of the system 1t
tha saTest and most valuable remedy Of which hay
any kncygledge. Yours respectfully,
J. IL. TURNER,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22

Among the passengers were Is furlougbed sol
diers who cast II votes for Lincoln, and tor
Mcclellan Very Respectfully
J.W DECKER.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22
KKSosHA, Wis, Sept Doth. 1864.

hessrs Edit0re Il assisted in taking thevote
on the Milwaukee train out of Chicago this
moving, which resulted as follows
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22
From the Rev. Tho2ao Winters, Pastor Of Roxb
ough Baptist Church.

From the Rev. Tho;2ao Winters, Pastor Of Roxb'
ough Baptist Church.
Dir. Jackson Dear Sir IL feel il due TO your Z
ceIlent prepa ration, Hoohsnd German BitteTs to &
nv testimony to the deserved reputation 1t has
tanned. i have, for years, at times, been trOub
with great disorder in my head and nervous syst
was advised by friend to try bottle OF your q
man Bitters, did so and have experienced great 1
unexpected relief my health has been very mater
ly benefited. / confidently recommend the artl
where meet with cases similar to my own, and
been assured by many Of their good effects
Respectfully Yours,
It. WINTER, Peterborough, Pa.
From Rev. J. s. Herman, Of the German Reforl
Church, Kutztown, Berks Co., Penn.
DR.. @. M. jackson Respected Sir II have b
troubled with dyspepsia nearly twenty years,
GOOD 30 Hooaaud's Bitters. am very much imp
cd in heath after having taken Ave bottles.
~ :" YonSs with respect, j. 6. HERNIA
PRICES.
Large Size LboldiDR nearly double quantityl =,
81 90 per Bottle-half doz.... III
Small size-75 cents per Bottls-haf doz ......'
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
See that the Signature of"C. M; JACKsON"
the Wrapper of each Bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the artiei
not be put of by any Of the Intoxicating prepare
that may be offered in It's place. put senu 70 uS al
will forward, securely packed, by express
Principal Office and MaufactO
No. 63I AKCH ST.
JONES g. EVANS
fsuocessors to @. N. JACKSON Co.,
PROPRIETOR
r~EoR SALE by Druggists and Deale
!. xrT 70 Wn In the United States y
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22

TO restore it and preserve IT the lonlonl m
in our councils = George B, Mcclellan 's
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-22
Ladies', Misses and Children,

More than twenty years experience In selecting
and nuacturing Boots and shoes tor ii is market
enables us to sell our patrons
, 1864-06-09
A NEW REBEL R4l11.
He. Sterling Destroyed BIZ John Nor
gun---Ratlroat1s Attacked.

ccsc'SS411. June IA rebal force, supposed to
be under command Of John MorrAn, made an en-.
francs into Eastern Kentucky few daya ago, aud
this morning captured the town Of hi. Sterling.
They also destroyed tho bridges and tore up the
track Of the Central Railroad, between Cynthi.na
and Paris, acd cut the telegraph wires. Tbs traius
coming north returned safely to Lexington.
Another gang attacked passenger train on the
Louisville aad Lexington railroad this morning,
near smtsbhc!d. Two passenger cars and a b.s-
gage ear were burned. The express CIR was rob-
bed and the engine thrown otI the track. None o,
the passengers we're hurt,
LATER.
: cNc1SSArs, Jcnc s.-Morsan'e foro2 Is esti-
Eatea at 250o. 4 portieo OF bis commspd took
possession Of Paris thie afternoon and it is thouch
they have destroyed the extcusise treste work
uear there.
= Two Important BRIDGES between Pa.is and Gym
tt lana hare been burned.
part of the rebel force is moving north On the
Kentucky Central Railroad. No communication
south Of BoYd's station since p. m,
, 1864-06-09
ANDREW JOHNSON OF TEN
NE&REE.
A Sketch OF His. L1fa and .serrices

| And,ev ,obraon ~. Fenn,,a.o ,
he tour years Of he lost his ts tssSs,
died from the effects 81 exort1on. f., s,1. 49,!
tfom dFonning' At theass Of ten he was ap
he terved seven ycars. .His mother was unab1e t.
! afford him any educational advantages. and hi
never attended school d, IN his life.
While learning his trade, however, he rcsol7od
to Inake IN cfsrt to educate himself. His anxiety
ineIdcnt vhjrh - ~vor.h- ~ +1.a.,.. y ~
ns1asur ~ "nea % "o1n5 o. nenton' 4 gentle
man OF Haeaeh WAS IN the habit Of going into the
tourneymeu were at vnrk II. -. ~ ..,-ss1,nN.
reader, and his fa,orlte book wns a ro,n1na =,
epeeches. urnc;na1,v ~ n,itss ush Mas volume Of
son became interested, and bis hrat ambition was
to equal him a. reader and become familiar with
those speeehes. He took up tho alphabet without
IN instructor; but BY applying to the )ourneymss
sistance. ~ A' 40 o''1'1sa = n''1e u.s.
Having ACQUIRED kuowledpa of tbe ta,t.ro \.
applied for lie ioan Of tha bo. ~ h;c IL lei S. no
oiten heard rasd Tha nr"r 1nisn ELL rs naa 80
Of HI mud rave bin aorrn ,nst,rrtfe. aa ~ present
letters In lie forpaion ~ tsnTa TP ~ Fl rs o.
exercises in spelling Sesa In tat hoa 1as y, nfss
which he de1ofed to his ednc,,,an W. tae aqofs
ater b. WA thronsh H. Mase a. night
6oafd now sppied hsef to apSo pSooEs fp 5aop
AZ vi at
tsn to twelve houTs nj H. ttaas 0ees "otAn2 lfon
Having compjeted hIa NM Extraordinarily, :, 81,
autumn 6f 1ssa h. sent r. oPP1ea.aeGsa'p II the
S. G., Where be- Wo,Sed a. on1nsx r9uEt T. Hoass
twn vears WI:ie Ihrre ia hncn.,s an aos neafI5
married: Int tbe naieh xss Sxoa @ cRGaea 10 be
lent opporition Of The .ir's mothar nv ~ ro vo
tho efonud Of ohiection bainv ~ aau H1enas.
I'd want Of pccnniary means. In aaT rs, 1odso ho
returned to Knlcjrh ,Sherc h. nracnHcJj' ne
work Ina femai: al mil sen,emhas 3oR.hey
aet out 10 seeI his ortQuo IN H. W., s1r1ae .aen
with him bIs Eao,her: WIN wez ~ 1a,anJn,, tlsJtnE
for support H. rtnnncd ~ G.epnrtii. ~ a!m
and cOmmrncrd unrE ns ;on.as H..Sns!nos nena.,
mnfned thero ahonf treive ;Tnnts:' nlaa. He re-
eoon afterWar1 west atiil fartha- Mslea ana
fnt]tnr 10 tind ssitah'c .1.ce ~ a.1 out
Id to Grptnrf1ir anI Sseae ~ scsu1n-
In to this tima sh1s ei1nestjna oasuaesa. aa 1s:
resdine as lc had n noTar hsa a. was limited to
ts,,a - "Hse Of Glpncf; ont the tnatras-
hr.rsho. =. III we az iealned thes9 and other
Tote te fha,n wsa ~ n9We!et 70 GOULD de-
otco whict, ~ ~as @ N ana aeaa q night The frs.
~ r,,I,e ~ nS 1S M no was tnat Of alderman Of
@ ~" ~ 49, nTa - IN he Was elected IN 1928. He
.ria e 1o4G to .Ge samo position IN 1895, and
seb n nosscn liz IN IN iaai {ea{ ae Was chosen mayor
"ItsH 1gt ge1iI4ua =! ~ ~ aeu 1of te1oe 7eafa~
acoo ae Mas eiectea 70 ne lsgialatQre. In tbs
, 1864-06-09

tents. 81 thi+ means the baggage train is ver9
materially reduced. All the men, excepting one
company, nese paid in fnn to April 30th, and theJ
started of for their long aasch in fine spirlts.
The animals look well equipped. The provisions
md transportation were good, and SO far a. the
outfit IL concerned, the campaign opens promis-
tng]y.
Gen. slbley VAS 1t the fort to witness their de-
parture. He returns to headquarters &o-right.
The 9Th regiment Is under positive orders to
leaFe ths State next Tuesday.
7hs draft hers hos, 80 Jar, produced but ftss
R7sn and but IitAe money. The majority Of the
men feem to be ctipples.
, 1864-06-09
FIR OnI- WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. june 9.-The Senate yesterda,
con8rmcd the following, to be Drisndfor Generais
from May 12th, 1864 Col Byron 3. Pierce, I'd
Michigan, and Leut- Col. Jos Bailey, 9Th Wis
for neritor1ous services 10 enabling Tie Ms
stssppi aotilka to get uvsE the lower hlls Of the
BED River; also, Alfred Dcnto, to be agent foz the
Indians Of the Upper Missouri In the Territory ol
Montana; LathEop D King, Of Nebraska, to be
Indian Agent for tho Territory Of Utah, vice Fred.
erfck ". Hatch, reAoved; Samuel T. Davis, Of
lows, to 1e Register Of the. Land Office 1t Sioux
city; q. Colkins. OF Wis, to be Receiver of pub
lie moneys for the Land District Of the Falls Of St,
Crolx River, vico B. +. Reynolds. removed; Jas.
Washington Ter1oly Ko6t aiss to ss be- peputT IN
Postmaster at Memphis, Tenn; Jno, &, Davidson.
to be Deputy Postmaster at 1ronton Iowa.
, 1864-06-09
FROM SPRINGFIELD.


Especial Dispatch to the C:h,cG:o Tribunal
SPRINGFIELD, H., June 8, 1861
An inspection Of Camp Yates yesterday showed
the camp TO be in a splendid condition, and the
troops to be well supplied with everything condu.
ctre to health and comfort It is occupied by the
Veteran Reeerye corps.
doT. Yates and Adjt~ Gen. Fuller arc today at
Camp Butler. Ttey win complete the orraniza-
ton Of al the hundred day trroas In camo. and
will have them Immediately mustered Into scr,1co
and started for the field. -
- Gen. oE1csby Is still In tho city,.
An increased amount Of Sanitary goods ere
wanted fo- shipment to the Washington Hos
pltals. -
Tte State Sunday scaaool Convention arc haylp2
n large and harmonious session to-day, The at
tendance 1las been thua &az better than was expect
, 1864-06-09
SHOCKING ACCI,
DENT.

6xzAEusf, Juns ss.-The steamboat cxpreDs tr.ln
from The East this morning met with q terrible
Icrc. Htnz thrce pef.ons snd lrjprin; sone = IS to
20 others. several seF1ously.
A, The locomotive is = complete wreck, and also
.hsec or 3ouf cars The bodies Of TIT engineer and
i.aEgaee and smoking cars are shapeless masses.
A3;nIong The iEtnred & L. H. Dzyless, q Dnno,t,
AichlFan-sidc md hack. Tbs altghtly injured
t1ble attention.
, 1864-06-09


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
CA1eo. Juue 4 1871
Inc following ere the sales Of cotton here this
!o1enoon' oS United States Mastta1l D. Il. Phil
ups Win the amounts, names Of purchasers, and
prices paid:
ns1es 10 a. Q. E.stnan, At 9qfc.
u bales to y. Ee'l, at 56'&c.
a.. ~ oass 70 4. L: Eastma IN, at o74c.
~ osies 70 !. . hfe1gh, at N4c.
~ oAs8 10 2. r Carver. at o7&c.
'ss balee to B. F. Carver, at g3c.
t1d balce to D. hrelsh. at 964c
balct to 1. c. Eastman, at 9a4c,
a., ~ r. ~ - w 4.
- ,a, sacss 70 a :; Eastman. At 773i3.
compeutaon WIS nseiy, and the cotten brought
Ynur corrasnordcnt nj f.a, r,.,h,,. kn.su
send. ths t:,1,a~tno. ~ ''"'SaAo5 1eao4uas1efs
eeaon s4o ioi'o"1ae
HkIxxA, AK, June G. 1851.
There has been some exacreratinns of tha evtan+
of the rehe1 harr,c-d. on ~ u:.s,s.1N".
II Ia mi so sx.,a,,s W NC A4sies!ppa.
l. w. {" eefious As "as sfstca. From
aboTc Fick6burg to this nIaca there mr. m bnttsr
, 1864-06-09
FROM ST. PAUL.
The Indian Expeditton---The Draft

fspccial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal.
ST. PAuL, Mx.. June 8.
The Minnesota branch Of the Indian expedition
left Fort Rsdgey at stx o'clock laet Monday morn
ing, Under the command Of Colonel Thomas, Of
the sth regiment, with orders to form junction
With General sn1y On tho Hlssourt. Tae fsrce
consisted Ct the Eth regiment mounted infantry,
e1 companies Of tho ID esvalsy, and three sec:
uons OF Jones' battery. They ttEs no fosd fer
@eu horke%, expecting them to livs upon tbs
f*as' and the men arc only provided with shelter
, 1864-06-09

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibane.]
1nDIASA1DL1s, June 6, 1tGI.
Three tons Of SANITARY goods were gent to Chat.
tanooga to-day hy the State Sanitary Committee,
The officers oftheTc:eran Reserve Cosps arc being
examined by the surgeon, 10 sec II any are 1t fSr
ikc fed.
The BoaTd of Trustees Of the State Bcnerolcnt
Institutions SIC now in session. So far these in
ststntions arc IN prosperous condition.
4 refreshing rain took place this aitesaoon.
The hay crcp promises better than e7er.
keat7cky military matters arr sln1l, ali for ne8B
ftm the front.
Fremonts letter caused general indignation.
He has but fcW friends here.
, 1864-06-09
: iCHICAGO, THURSDAY, JCNE 8, 1864.

cd. Tomorrow rill probably end the Conven-
Hon.
Our citizcns arc preparing for grand time In
honor Of the nomination Of Abraham Lincoln.
, 1864-06-09
Gl]tfa9o Grtbn1tt,


Tic Ratinosuon Of tbs nomination Of Lincoln
J. Johnson, "a the standard bearers OF tha
rs1y OF Union and Freedom in this
cumraiSu. IL ret Tor this evening, at the Court
House Square. Let every loyal man be present,
To I.ub1,aa the Gull elsewhere.
, 1864-06-09
Secretary Chase Makes u Loan
Nf A53S. O O0. Ono.

NEw ToRK7 Juno 9. Secretary Chase Is UNDER
stood to have negotiated loan Of $50 OO0 chi with
New York Banks. 1Io II to draw Tie mouay ae
needed, and will give tn: banks sl1 per cent Ger
ttfcatcs Of deposit, to. sa used at the clearing
G41S&8.
, 1864-06-09

Hancock held the left Of tie whole line Of battle:
nnd q his three divisions. Below held the e1tecme
right Of Ha1loH'a. wlile HrucY's division was
heid 10 seeerve. OF the four bsIyades Of B,rlow's
Nsh!ou, Brooks had the LELAND Niles the RIGHT
manainG the Isish Brigade, v4s placed in support.
The lclt was protected " refusing 1.-the Sd biz.
ads being disposed 70 n to over that Hank.
OF Barlow WIS sl.aiiar. cyler's b4irsdo 1hcsyy
artll'e5) holding the right Smiths The centcr sud
, 1864-06-09

This work. originally in one volume. hA Seen eu.
1arsed into two. By the addition OF such topics
Al were NECESSARY to gTe 1t the wider range lRafca
TED ia tbs abova t1ta. TheFc has beeu In fast
end volume addsd; bnt 1t Was deensd best IN m AKIN
the addition - change tho ordsr Of thc arra1Seant
AID tatessperse the naw matter with the DID, OF the
added matter the more important IS the following
" The Evidences Of Marriage, in Cars.a other taan
MattinonIsl; = Tia Law Psrtztalax to Separation
wtthsnt Judicial Sentence. WHISTLER By mutual can.
sent Ish without Ars1ss Vt ssparatlon cr By the
abandonment ot tho o7e BY the other; Or hy the ten
FoTs1y abtenco Of the from tbs hablraton Of TIA
othar n The Pleadng and Praetlca In DIvorta and
Frinty Causes; i" The Law Of Lsk1nmAcy;' and t. Tie
Evidence Of rorttGn LAYS IN Eens7al with lae Lsxal
Ru1es aonnscted t1ezs41th.";
Several miner topicb hare baen added also, and the
old matter has been revived md brought down 70 ~
present time. Among ths Interesting additions to
the wsola. are mary very valuable dtelaol3 af tbs
View Mat1inontal Court Of EnElAad.
Fer sale by
~, OALLAGHAN & CUTLER
, 1864-06-09

F1LL1NGl F1LL1NG!-A one
L. can get streett OF Iets
FILLED CHEAP
By applying at tho site Of the chab.r OF Commerce.
jt9hell-2tnet CahTEf: ERNS
, 1864-06-09

NO HUMBUG.-O On receipt Of 80
~ cezts viii serd to any address the tocine far
raktug tho Celebrated Imperial OnEuent"a prc.
pataon war1al ted to prcluca full eet Of RhIsfera
or Moustasches In from four to aII weeks sails
readily at $l+h0 per phia1. Send staupcd rayHsns
ford, Illinois. je9hb6ySt
, 1864-06-09

The PTefldaut aunouuced the following nam.s
u being betsfe the Convention 9nhn.c,s1 70
Of Tenn. Hannibal HA.n'in, Of Maiae. q. d
, 1864-06-09

Correspondence OF the N. Y. Tincs.l
>. HEAuRE41TEEsA AEAT OF raE po1ex4o.
NkAE TnE cuIckAuoM.sY.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-21
staDtratls. @erhamblungsn.

Grfer 3weie. Cine Communication
pom Gpmite Der National Guarantaine & Sani<
tarp Gonpention, in pelder ~perlan9t wurOe, oaB
bic Staot 9eleaaten gu beia9ter Convention aa
%. Ottbr. aah Nbilaoelpbia ididt. Orr. Dis
nep brabte cine Jtelolution Elm, oob in Dem
Signnaslotals Get betr. 3weiee pier. tleine
ltniDnefla9gen e~ntIaltet mer0en. A~ugenOmmetl.
Oh. Spnes rief bic OrcinanI betrefeno bic
Compensation Der Diit9lieper, Glert5 uuc 5hIrs
butter pe8 StaotrathS, auf. 0as Nnienbement
SIR. Brpuos, bic Dbiseu 8eamten uiertelldbr=
lid sit ialairiren, purce perlpOrIen. Die OrtgI-
naL.Yia pailrie Johann. gtah p~erieIben en-
balte! pie Stantrdthe $3.50 per Gag unp
Die prdfoenten beiber 3weise $500. Wr.
Nroup riei bic OrDinans aui, nab wel6er es
9esen oa8 0eieb lit, DaB Irgenp eIa Wit9liec
pe8 Staotratbes cine GlertsiteLle pper elm &mt,
'oelen @eb1lt purd ben INapor peer Staotrath
beftimlnt wirp, annebme. Baliirt.
@oln srreiten 3meies eiH9 cine Jie1olution
elm, paa surldtebrenoe II. Itp. Ne9t. pafeRs
~ empiap gen, 8eiseltunmt.
Utr. WapI0n pom GrmIte, melhes Hb nit
Der Baltimore Ohio Babn ipesen @rn!eoriguMe
Der apblenfradt in Gerbinrung iepen iOl, rei6te
einen Berift aber bic Shritte oe6 betr. Cont
ties Elm uno lesterss wurpe ieiner ~iernersn 9fi6t
entbobei,.
3weiter 3eis, Sic OroiuanS welhs
Die t~anitisen Sage9elO:r oeS Staotratbs ielt-
iteIlt, tUuroe pom /. 3meige eiusei6idt unb biz
auf Weiteres surudseleet,
Ulr. 6orsn,an ~Diferirte cine 9leirlutipu, in
welher pOr9el6Ia9en miro, oaS IL. Wto. neg.
murbie gu sn,pfansen unb Sin GOmite. weIdes
Die Sadie ~arrlngiren lClI, 80 srneiInen. Vim
aenpmmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-21

-Gst. Wopfleu iteeDteIen, treiC mat dlolbt, eab
has @etpebr tgenpwc eeltcbien bat.
Sic 0ritte I'm @Iiee. - GS tpiro
unIern QeIsrn in Der 2. 8arb belOnbers aEaez
ueb!n isin, III e~rfabren, baB bielelbe ibre Quota
nit PIP Wtann ppuitdHpig eeiteut bat unp sem
Graft perlhont b!eibt. Bis iest baben lpmit 3
Narea, Die A., II. nnc ., ihee Qeute ale ireie
lpitlt9 duTgsbra1t.
Stau0re6tlth er1 j en-. = Is.
". UlcDonalp, Elm Warpldnoer, miro 3wiibsu
8 unb IL uhr rpegeu. Delertirn unb peeen be-
paffnsten Mieeritane gegeH Die Beb6rpen,
tpelhe ibn ais Gelerteur perbaften ru.!!en,
ltanrredtlIh eri6pfeu peroen.
Sin boone geunteH. Ser
9a'pfer Qouiiiaua. weI&er seiteru Ucn Oh
BOint bier anfam, brirst bic Ta6rt6t, oaB Der
Shooner Selemacius in Der Samlta9no6t in
Scl9e elmer Gcuiiiion nit benz Srdnsport Som=
pier GGie @siabt in Gbelapeate 8ap ~geiuHten
1T. Die Wannlduit puroe ourG ben Qouts
fiiaru gerettet uno BET Sort WOnrce s%elonoet.
umaIIdBfall |. - 0praeltern Nd6mitz
tag fiei Elm 3rpeiidbrige5 S6bn6en oes 5rn. u.
Oudets ppn Dem 9ade zines Stuues btHter
benz .0anis Or. 3O8 SaratU9aitr. unb perIeste
li6. idper am Ropf uno an Der Bsinsn. cr,
Oweas s~e:E.e.s !bm dr5tli6en Beiftano.
ueberfabeen. = Sin ~3eitungslunge
9!ameus Stinsel, wuroe pOreeltern 9lahmittae
III Der Nabe Der SuntOfRc pom elmer Rutte
lberfabren nnb i6per oerlest.
Ser RutI6er puree psrhaitet, BOD lpater
w!eoer entlallen, neil es ll& berausfteQte, paB
er uni6uloig mar.
2ur6 eiR Yferb aeidtassR. =
Sim Iesten DOnuerit1s purce Der Sobn zines
~5armaufieber8 auf s5obn poptinS 6arm in Bal
timpre @puHtp ourd Elm Yfere ms @elibt &c.
treteu unb idwer perlest. Der &leine lit unter
BebuncIuug zines gei6idten Arstes Mno be1R'
oct i6 auf Dem @ese Der 8elierung.
Die 9 d enen oeS Grt'
III inal 8erih IS. - &8 belt 0ie6MaI
iebr lhper, ole 8el6prrenen iIr ole @rane
uno Yetitiurp Suiammeu gu betcmmen, enclih
lit e5 iepc& S~elungen Die geieslide 3abl BON
DiGnnera ;u erbaIten, iqcdb oieSeidWOrnenss.
ri6te our9 fpl9enpe t9erren reprdientirt wer<
ben
8raun. Surp. - Sos. G.@bttnsp
gpparp 5. Jti6urOiOn; Nm, Bridges; Sb"s.
GOe4 ; 5acob V, 9a55; George 8. oofman;
Nler. s. Nitler Bm. 8. 8rausman ; Galet
9Ontp; SbOs. &. Surner ; 8eni. 3. Bartlett
2lllreo 3 Mor;On ; Bm Mpreon ; 8 Samea
Stepbenlpn; Spbn 6 Surner 8m 6cpfins
Q9m 3 8aaiaa! ; S & Sing Anprew @ra'
bam Mm 8 Wi6ueI; 2ewis RapmDnp
5ptn " 9tosers unp SboS M Smith.
Rettt SHrp. - Utattbep & @cspeI
so 3 Dauam uno @aibin9ton Ibrabann5
&brs. 8opne; Gopin Ssridipn, EtOs Dublin
ST. 9enrp aOebler 5 Bartburlt ST. SbO}
6 Goal; GOmaro @illOu, GoparD u Scene
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@ooowin /; 5ames Bates; &lreo SianeS; WH
@uniIon uno @eprae s esolebart.
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ee5tss Don Gen. Gberisam.

6urper8 Serrp, 20. 5eptbr, Ga9
ipdtereu 8sribten pWrcen 5000 Reheleu gez
faugeu geuontmeH uno fInfSebn 6abneg erobert.
9ie 2ei9e be8 Sen. Nuhel fam bier all unp
nab @ewsgOrt psiter geihidt meroen. Sen,
Sberioan mar IN Reatneston ) Wteilen !enieit$
Ninheiter,
Ser PrdiDent bat Sen. Sberioan gum Bris
gaaler oet reg. Armee uno gum %perm1nertei
G~pmntaMoanteu Der m~ittleren WtiIttdroipiIiCu err
Udnnt.
Sen. 8raHt bat cine NatipualiaIute 81 Gbre
oss Sieaes anaeprenet.
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Won Nort WOmrae.

5prt W0nrUe, 10. Septr. Ser SbCcs
yer 8urpe puroe ana Samitas Abene Don 5
Jtebe4en I'M @arwid Niper, no er Dor Nnter
lag. setapsrt, Die Wtannidoft wurce pplitdns
Gig Iberrai6t uno muBte iid pbre WeitereS era
aeben. Ra6oem Der GapifdR fir $7.313
Bombs gegebeR, entfernten ii6 Die Yiruten,
raubten ieoOd pOrber belu Gapitdr $4,000 mn
ale @ertb9e8enitduce.
Sen. Grant tam beite V1orgeu pon S5aItis
more bier alt.
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WroBe Mie6enuerlanmlunb
MfOnnment Sqmare.
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fir bic n.Ue
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Die Slasse ser uniOn mus iresretdb absr iesem Sou
bonn Der. st. xsrTitorintn iiesen!
Rein @affeuitiuitaip nit bepoffneten Nebelen!
1InionSmGmner beranS!
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Seutihe Yrteje,
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DamenIiRs.
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burr, IftS Waya; SilbIrs Ats Barbara; Sdssr. Mirs 5nbn
Strait 81 8 Ysuti0 y; Qantentsraer. 9ir5 Dsdtp; QermeH.
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Nib Mart; urlhoF.r, gGtipelmtns; V.erie,. NErs Marsc.
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Wts Bdnap.
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