davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Die @snerdle surmfrse unb saneOe in sarrisbmrs

9arrisburg,17 Mtdr5. Die @enerdle
8urnii0e ,lno 9ancpf tpurpen beute BON b'lpen
3weisen Der @eiebsebuns angemcien empfan>
gen. SIN 6aule belt Sen. Surniipe cine Neoe,
pprin er ii6 iebr u%nertenneno iber Die Yenn@
lplpanii6n &e9imenter alsipra6, Die unter
ibm geoient baben. Sen. 9anccd's 9ebe I'M
Sauie ipar iebr turs; er i%tattete Der Geiebge=
bung ieines Staates 1einen 9anf alb. a
9(m Nahmittas hielten le I'M Serein nit
Gpup. Curtin 9eeriddu iiber Oas As. &e9t.,
Sol. Curtin; pas 48., gpl. Siesfrieo; bas 80,
Gpl. Gbrift, uno bas 55., Sol. 9artrauft. Srei
pieier ~Gegimenter baben Marldprore nab In>
napolis, mo Sen. 8urniipe'S Corps ii6 saiam<
menSiebt.
9us Getrutiren sebt bier raltis BON Staten
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0eMtfenIanH.

NuS Wten, 26. Sebr., miro Der Snoepell@
oance Sclge telegrapbirt: Srob Der 8ebauptlng
Der @tener 3eitung Bat Sranfrei6 Der bon Gng=
lanb ppr9ei6lagenen ipfprtigen Gonferen5 nidt
amtli6 bei9eltimrtt, ma6t ieinen 8eitritt pielz
nebr BON Dem Sdnemart's, bes @unoeStageS
uuO Der anoeren Wfd6te ~abtdngig. 3e 4lQ
@ien, 26. 6ebr. Sie 3uftdnpe in @alisien
MAIDEN Der He9ter1ng ptele Sprgen. GS lino
pprgeitern Snitruftionen an ben GrafenWeunse
pOrf abgegangen uno tperOen I6On in ~tiir5elter
3eit iebr umfa1enbe Siderbeitsz Mabreseln 9e=
trpHen peroen, ba bic 3e9ierung bic Seneiie
in t6dnoen baben ipll, bab Die pplnil6e Sniurz
~rectipn, melt e~ntfernt bapDn, ben &f auf5ll=
9eben, pielmebr bemibt 1T, benlelben au6 auf
Die an9renSenben 2dnber ansSuoebnen. 8tel=
Iei6t niiroe mar in bieler 8eSiebun9 menieer
unrubig fem, ipenn man ni6t tpiBte, baB Der
Sailer Der Sran5Dien bic polnil6e Srage teireS=
ipegS auf9e9eben bat uno nur auf Die 9lnltige
Gele9enbeit martet, UNI bamit mieber in Der,
@proergrunb gu treten. Man ipriat au6 BON
8erbanolungen 5pii6en Seftrei6, 8reuBen u.
8uBlano, uno oaS @eipenit Der beiligen Nllian3
taudt tpieoer auf.
Stuttgart, %. Sebruar. Ser 8epz
badter, mel6er %9egenmdrti9 BON Dem ebemaz
Iieen 6lii6tling @arl Diaper aus @blin9en re-
oistrt miro, idreibt !: ogir baben es iatt, rns
pom 8enoen, Sl6eden, 6albrnlen, 9olaten
unO Slomafen brutaliiiren Su Iaien, mir baben
es iatt, benz Sbprentraum elner beutI6en Gin
belt nit stuei feinoli6en Grpbmd6ten LANCER
nad5ubdngen. 8reuBen uno Seiterreid tpOlz
len ni6t beutI6 Ino mir ppllen tpeoer preuBii6
nod Diterrei6iid lein. Nber banoeln ippllen
mir enoti9, unb Die e6te beuti6e Strait uno
Geiinnung rm einen &ern i%ammeln, als belltz
i6e GroBma6t tppllen mir bielem bpbenSplern
babsbur9ii6en 8arbarentbum gegenibertreten.
Damn miro iid seigen, no bic oeuti6geiinnten
Stdmme 8reuBens l1to Seterrei6s binneiset,
uno po 9eutl6lano8 S6werpuntt lie9t, pb in
Der Seimatb pm @6tbe uno Schiller, Dber in
Der 6eimatb BON Suntertbum uno &pnfOroat.
Sesbalb felte, innise, ebrli6e Coalition Der
Wtittelz rn6 &leinzS taaten."
ea OGmenarf. ,
&openbagen, 27. Sebr. Sin b6@ft bei>
BENDER, gum Sbeil perlebenper Nufiab iber Die
Hplitit @nslanp's tpioer 9dnemart felt 1907
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Wnn Der 9ptpmats 2gEnee

8aibtn9tpn, IS. 0fdrs. Sin Brief
pm Der 9ptonlac Nrmee id9t, cine sroBe In@
5abl 2obieS babe ben 6eitlidteiten am ct. 8a=
tridstag beigempbnt. 9ieB miro caS lebte 8er-
gni9en aeweien fem, oas iie bier gebabt baherl,
oenn beute Iinb ie ale nad beint beoroert ipOrz
ben. 8eim 8feroerennen puroe Capt t6Obart
in 6olge elmer gpailipn BON ieinem Bferb geF
idleuOert. Gr belddOiste ii& lei8t unO oas
Bfero sing taput.
GS gebt naS @eri6t pOn einem StreifSu9
Der Nebellen in Der &i6tung BON 6reoerldsz
burg. 9li6t8 @erldbises tunnte pariiber e~rntitteli
peroen. ..sl. n. 900 Al. II
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bis auf oieIen Nuoenblid, 6en SaeoreIonoet Dor
einigen Sa9en ausi9leuoerte, bat 9roBe Senlas
ton inter ben bieligen Organen Der Brelle ber@
oorgebra6t. 9ie 8erling'ide 3ettung 1T lnoI9@
nirt, SOlfeblaoet gebt ipie INNER ben Berlerter=
gang fir 6aeorelanoet, Der &6nig6elnb bat cine
@eneralzS Ser ammlung abgebalten nnO e%rtrilitet
oas Slatt alSballotirt. Sreillh lit es ltart,
renn Saecrelan6et rdtb, man iole aus ben
Sabnen nit ben @mblemen 8rittanien's, Die
man bel Der Nbreile Der 9rin5eiiin Aleranora
S1 gbren GnglanO'S auSgeitedt, 9emoen fir
uniere Soloaten MAIDEN, oenn lie foie Sab
mem pdren cine ~lln5ierOe fir &Openbagen'S
6duIer.
SiirFci.
@us 9 u6are1 #, 21. Sebr., miro Der ST.
rei6ii6en General Correspondents gei6rieben;
Oie @erI6te BON elmer beoDritebenoen Occupaz
ton Der 9onau=S iiritentbiimer burb Die Sirfen
genirnen INNER nebr 8pben unD erregen in
g~ewillen &reiien ni6t geringe 8eitirsung. Qus
0liboin erfdbrt man, baB oaielbit elm tirfiideS
NrmeecprpS Sulammen ge5pgen miro behen
Stdrfe mar auf 10000 Wtann angibt lno in
8arna iino Sruppen gelanoet, mel6e ibren
utuCIW uNl JultlWuu HepHleh lUtlUtu~ On
8eiIarabien lit bereits Elm ruiiil6e8 NrmeecOrpS
3uiammen geSogen, be1Ien Stdrfe BON bieii9en
8ldttern, pcbl iibertrieben, auf 10000 Wann
argeseben miro; at6 bait man e8 far our6=
aus nidt unmabri6einliG, DAP it Dem Nugen=
blide, no Die Siirten Die 9onau iberIdreiten,
I'M in Die 8aladei ein5uOringen, Die Huien
BON 8e1iqrabien aus bic @tplpau beiegen."
@ NoIen. I
@oien, 26. 6ebr. 6ier lit in Oieien Sagen
bic 9tddridt eingetroffen, baB @raf 9tpger &acs
8pnsfi omt "a. 3. DttS in 8ariS na6 tur5em
&rantenlager ~geitorben lit. Ser Seritcrbene
wor elmer Der rei9iten @runobeIiber berBrppin5
9pler, no er nanentli6 bic Sitter Npgalen,
Se5emo, 0le6lin i'm &reiie Sdrimm uno @a=
iupipic uno 9atOnep int &reiie 8ut beiab. st
binterldbt cine @ittpe unO einen Nopptioipbn
I'M glitter pun II Sabren. Sdpn felt snei Sab
reit Bate Graf &atspnsti fid meift in 9ari8
aufgebalten, tpo ct Die pcInii6e SADIE NIT grD=
fem gifer in Der fruns0Iiiden Sagespre7e unO
in 6lugidtiften pertbeibi9te. Gr 9ebDrte sur ari=
ftofratii6en 8artei, Die bur6 ieinen SOB eiten
empfinOli6en Gerluit erlitten bat.
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0rer1Ont in ben NpriL I6iden wuIlen, I'm ben
Nr elellar anf ben grdiOentenitubt gu brin>
gen, oe mabren rabttalen 0emps
fraten. ., tpie geiftrei6 /"
NlS mir neult6 m@einten, ni6t bic 8DIi<
tit, lOnbern aunit uno differentiation 1ei bic
Stdrfe Der 9eutiden, oa6ten mir ni6t oarar,
Dab mir 10 balO pieoer in Die 8erludung font
men %tpiroe1, pieie 8emerfung pieDerbplen su
mlilen. 3, mann miro bod bic qrpBe Sierz
brauer>1niueriitdt fertig, an pel6er i6eirsen,
Profeiior Der @eltbetit u1b i66nen 9iteratur,
nrO s6err 6Oriter, &eoaeteur bes 2uuispiae
8OltSbiattS STUDENT per pier SpecteS
lperOen muB.
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9luS bcnl Giibcn.
Gin Fiibnes 9~Bascfiicf in OaOrO Caroline

Gin Fibnes Wascffif in SforS Carolina.
.a GaS @ilmingtOn SOurnal, elm N~ebellenblatt
beri6tet, bab am porigel Mpntag cine Boot
laoun9 y0anfee8" BON einem Der 8lodaneidifte
in einem SABINE an ben Sorts pprbei biz nad
Smitboile gefabren Fi uno bort ben Oberz
SSngenieur unp Stab8pff5ier be5 commandment
ben (&ebeqenz) Generals t6erbert, Capt. &eIIep,
aus benz t6auptquartier berauS9ebolt uno 9e=
fangen fort9efibrt bitten. lteberbieb lei es
mebr ais mab1iheinltd, baB Die ganteeS auBer>
Dem NOD cine AnSabl pi6ti9er 8apiere (0pe=
ratipnspldne 2c.) mitgenpmmen bat en-. 9as
Nbenteuer. tpar TIN 10 flbner ullo gefdbrlider,
ba bic StuBs ginfubrt ppn alien Soften befeItiat
lit ulo bepadt miro. &'i.,2
Oearftpreiie in Ric1mOmr.
5000 ameritanildes @Olo bra6te am -.
bs. $22 fir 81; enelii6es $2Oa; girsinia
Srealurp Soften $135-140.
Gidenbpl3 $44 per GorO; Some &oblen
$35. @emablener &affee $40 pro 9fo;
Candies 1915 bis $40 per 9funo; 2idter
1915 pr Bfo; 3uder $11; 8bisfep $40 bis
$50 pr @allpne !; Sabat CT Gts bis $4.20 per
8fo; Seize $3.50; .25; &epfelbranbp
$3.50; 9le in Sluiden SLIT pr 9ubeuO.
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SSStunq cincs Seamtcn.

Bangor, Me., II. Mdr5, Deputy Sbe@
cliff Sbpmas Smith BON Olotopn tpurOe unpeit
YreSque SsGe Dor Elm paur Sasen pur6 einen
Namen8 Spbn 6. Gpme 9etDotet, wel=
den Der 9~enannte 8eamte su perbaften pere
iu6te, urb welder felt einem Sabre Oper ldnser
in jener @egenb 9ed6tet getpeien 1T. Gpme
ipurbe pom Den @ebllfen Smiths our9 einen
S6ub ~pernunoet, aber nidt 9etDptet; bod
nurpe er eefangen genOrnmen. af
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9tuS Meltuiroinict.
Sic sRebenen i'm @anamba SbaI.

GbarIestowu M>g., "A. Mdrs. 9rei
Mann pom 21. ST., melhe pus benz 9anpiae
@efdnsniB entlOben, iinO bier ansefommen
uno Mben iid bel Oem 8rcfOBmuri6aa Sames
Qllen semelpet. Sic ia9en, Dub Die Streite
trdfte Der Nebellen in unlerer 6rrnte ni6t iebr
bebeuteno fem. Sen. @dplS Commando,
1000 Mann fart, itebt in 2ewisburs; 1000
Hecpnpalescenten beinpen ii6 I'M SnplIn
.9eppt.
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O;uerinn.annren in aemtmdrp.

Cairo, 18. Mdr3. Ginise Mdnner trafen
beute uuterbalb 6idmun, &p., elm rno organic
lirteu 1ib nit anbern in Der abii9t, in ben
0ienit Der @ebeIen ein3utreten. Gini9e 3ubals
fer Der Oiebeuen baben in lester 3eit tbdtis fir
bic Mebelen ~refrutirt uno @ueriua=8 anoen tpers
ben BON ben 8ir9ern in peri6ieben Stdoten
urS Counties BON &entudp crsaniiirt, I'M Die
S6iffabrt auf bent Miiiiippi sa belditiseH.
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Wpn e,en. eieut. Grant.

.Gtnctnndt att, IL. WRdr5. Gen. 9ieut,
Grant ibernabm beute oaS COMMANDO Der Ser.
st. Nrn1een onr6 fplgenoe Orore:
9auptquartier Der g. ct, Nrmeen,
gnea Oh gtaibptle, Senn., II ,Nl6rs ga.
fso~ Sen. Orore SO 70. ss
Strait Der fpl9enOen Srore ceS 8ldItcenten (:
Grecutip@@ ebduoe, @albinetOn, sc,
m 10. Oldr, 1864. ~,
Inter Mutoritdt Der GOnsres.A tte, welGe
ben GRAB zines Gen. 2Ieutenants in Der
g. st. Mrmee erneuert uno Der am 29.
Sebr. 1864 9enebmigt wurOe, miro hermit
Sen. ulpHeS 9. Srdnt BON Der y. st. Nrs
NEE gum Observation-Disclosures Der IS. st, GIT.
meen ernannt.
@es. Qbrabam Gincpln.
iibernebme i9 oas Commando Der Nrmeen Der
Ser. Staten. Wlein t6auptquartier miro ll6
i'm Seloe uno Bis auf peitere Orores beE Der
POtcmuc Nrmee beinOen.
Gs miro feb elm 6auptquartier= Nmt in &aib<
in9ton, sc, befnoen, an wel6es ale anti
li6en Mittbeilunsen, oiejenigen ausaenrmmen,
wel6e BON Der glrmee au8seben, mo- li6 oa8
6auptquartier am Sage beS AbgangS ~oerielben
befnoet, gu ri6ten linc.
Il. g. Grant,
Sen. Qieut. .. ct. 81.
Sen. @rant gebt am Sumltls nab Waibe
ington alb. Gr gebt iofort na6 Ger Sronte.
Sem STAB beftebt aus ben Off5ieren, Die friber
Wtliiiiippi bel ibm maren /; an oenielben
sebbrt 8rigaoez@en. &apling8 ol8 Stab66ef,
Oberftlieut. 8omen, Capt. g 6 Sect uno 6 g
Barrier ais 81. 81. Sen. Oberitteut 9up, 8ulest
2trtiaerieGefy gebt ais eriter Nio DC Camp.
Sen. Sherman miro fur beute NbenO bier
erpdrtet llno miro ba8 COMMANDO Der 9ipiiion
iOfprt ibernebmen. Sen. 9OOge b%eiuOet 1i6
in ber Staot.
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snbioner febren sur sreue srriie.

8aibington, 10. 0tdrs. Sin 8rief an
has Sncianer=9l mt BON st. Souls iast, Sen.
So[lep meloe, DAB $50 arie9er Der Sipur@Sn=
oianer ms Sort @ierre %9etpmmen ieien, nm
ibre @affen nieper5ule9en.
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Mcrt Anparo.

Stem Oprt, 10. Mdrs. Ser 9ampfer
Gprica BON 6apana unO 9taiiau 1T einsetrOffen.
Die 8Iptorebreder Sucp uno 81. 8. @oncc
waren ppn @iImingtpn ein9etruffen. 3ie ruff
.f6e Sre9atte 8eresuict mar DON Naiut na6
st. 9bpnas ab9e9un9en.
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0 7aa tas .a 1922 ,239.42
sb Der i'm s6at befnoli6e
8etrag nit. $500. 9~,411,795.27
~Gelammti&ulO am 1. Mdrs

;. S. ..A..s. - 81, 513, 291 ,444.15
3weiter 3wei9. 9aS Gumite fir
MitteI unO @e9e we9en GrbDbung bes @eboE
teSspOn 0tr. Seibenitrider, Dem 8drter an Der
&ettenbride, aif $500, icwie bes @ebalteS bes
3idters ppm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS auf
$1,000, ben bes AfleIprs uno @lerts auf $1,000:
Wuroe %perleien.
Scr. @ilrnot cine &elolutipn gu Guniten pOn
s. Spriptb urO Sbpmos S. @arriu9tpn. 9ln=
aenpmmen. - -.
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gelearapbiftbe S1aebrttbten.
Der @irat yfappabannOd. OranFreid1 fir rie MGmr
hereien heffeIhen nernnfmnrfIid, nernnd,f.
8ertatet fur ben Baltimore @eder'

Stem gOrt, 18. MdrS. Sin 9uriier
Brief Der Shines iast, Der ameritanii6e Nlinifer
in 9ariS babe 8eweile in 8etreff bes &ebeller=
9ampfers &appubannOd seiammelt uno babe
Der frans0ii6en &e9ieruns i6riitli6 glcti5 se>
seben, baB bieielbe fir all ben S6acen, tpel4e
oerielbe Dem !0anoeL Der Ser. Staaten sufisen
mDee, perantpprtlid eena9t tperce1 'tplrpe.
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0uuOesbauptitabt.
M1ebr SsIodaSebrea,cr gefamgen.

'r4sE4..a4t +.f Eae
@oibingtpn, 18. 0ldrS. @om 90
miral 6arra9ut, Der oas meitli6e @plfgei6wa6er
cunrmunoirt beri6tet bas Observation-Disclosures
Solsenbes:
Mm 20. 6ebr. uabm Der 9. st. Schooner
Sirginia zen S6opner Seurp GpltWiit nabe
San Souls 8aB. Ser @pltniit fam ppn Sings
ton, Samaiea, nit elmer 2abung BON 200 Sal
fern 9ulper, 100000 3anObat6en, 500 I'm
gen Gbinin, etipas aofee, Giien unO Gleua
%tpaaren. ase Afe 7s s ..r
Sim %, Se6r. tpuroe Der en9lti6e S6Ooner
Slip s Nleilen BON 8elo8cp, SeraS, 6ur6 Die
8anabscO genOmmen. Sic Slip fam pom Be
l3e, 9onourus, ibre 6radt beitanO tbeilmeiie
aus 8ulper.
gm 90. Sebr. puroen purd ba7elbe S6if
Die en9lii6en Schooner 6in9rap uno SObn
.9oualos in Der N6be pom 8elaSco, Sera8, aes
fangen. Ser 9ingrap bate 60 ganSe unO 50
babe uno Der Douglas 100 Sallen 8auntwple
an 8oro.
Ser Schooner Camilla tuurbe ~gefangeu uuD
cine S6aIuppe BON Der @ir9inia perbrannt.
8eipe S6tffe paren NIT 8aumpOle belaOen.
8s.g Gmte.
9aS Gerit6t, DAP StuartS Gapolerie BET
SreoeridSburs iber ben &uppohannod geiest
fei unc DAB &itpatrid uno Wierritt abgegangen
ieien, i'm suridsutreiten, 1T Obne 3wetfel cine
Gnte. Offsiere, bic BON Der SrOnt tummen,
miIen nihts oapon.
&sIGrisunsen furd, fen @chGt.
Inter ben 8eItdtiguneen oes Senats pm
beute beinbet ii6 rie bes @m 9 Wluie pcn
Warplano al8 2. Marine. lieutenant uno bic
pes 8. g. 8ropoit pom ebenpaber at8 Gonial
BON Guapaquil. 8kQG
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9Inrnmft zines Nrifsnsompfers.

8ptpn, 10. Wtdrs. Ser @riienOumpfer
Wtarp Nnn lit bier eingetroffen; er bat $50
8olen Bmmipppe an 8prb.
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Gine eeiftrcihe 8en1erfmno.

@elde 0iati9teit Die aneritanii6en Cop
perbeaos mo Die beuti6en GaoiealiiIimi benz
Srempht=W tarDper bes beuti6en @allanbi9baul@
Organs BON Cincinnati b~eilegen, mag aus benz
nmltanoe erieben peroen, DAP Die y0orlb",
bas Organ beS Sernanbp @ppo uno Der Npbpz
fraten BON Nepzgprf, ben 9an5en Irtitel bes
Gplfsfreunbes, porin berielbe ieinen ettpas BART
tDpfigen 8altonpigbdmmeln ben Salto Wprtale
ais purdaus nidt 9efdbrli6 su ertldren
iudt, BON 81 Biz 3 ins gngli6e iberiebt, unb
baB ein oeuti6=raoitaleS 8latt, oas RpuispiQer
8plf5blatt, benielben BON 81 bis 3 aborudt, nit
fUlgenber geiltreiher einleitenber 8emertung bes
9ieoacteurs :
Sp6n 6. Sren1prf,
Der WrGineutfebaft8 : GGnricat Ser r~arifalen
Genipfrdtie.
QlS mir I'M SDlfsblatte ppr einigen Monaten
bic Sbatia6e cpnitatirten, DAP Die wabre
d 9te 9 e1npfratie, benz 53eitoeilte
Rednung trdgenb, iid allmdlig mebr uno mebr
Der srpBen Sreibeitsbetpe9ung ani6lieBe, ipub>
ten mir, bab Spbn 9. Soup, Der 9eruussebel
sunb Neoacteur bes Sin. @plfsfreunoes, MIDI
ant balbem 8ege teben bleiben, %ipnoern 9anf
III 9ono nit ben rabifaIen Sreiteitsfreurper
tDprmorts ldreiten neroe Il. !. 10.
9leraad7 allp iinb bieieni9en 9empfraten,
tpelhe Die oeuti@en &apitalen mitianu,t ben
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Mmterif antfOe Ssacbri6tert'

Die StaatSi6ulp, mel6e am 1. Mdrs
D. S. ouf ben Ser. Staten ~laitete, lit wie
folgt:
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Ncrlnnnt . 200 cute S&netfer be- gDiefen fd0 4 90.
Qrrbarthr. (24Bebr1ARt)
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Oer(an0t unO ge(ud6t.

IN -r--Ll irirb Gin juuser MInu. Der I'M 8CrfosNh6
WelIDI beranSert 1T. GGG5uiraSen bet Gbua,S 8lpd
ia Qpmbdrefr. (mtt(
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-16
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES MaRsHABs OYYICE-Fsp Is
THE SUBSTITUTE BROKERS'.

1tb bkpkERS
David Ludlow was arrested charged with dcfraud-
ing Charles Mscsiom recruit, out Of 1900 bounty money
He was taken before Cen Du and dssogns he amount
was released
William t. Godfrey heretofore srrr,ei for deraadins two
coored recruits to-day discharged from custody on paying
Sl2J back to the recruits.
BOGUS PROVOST MARSHAL.
Marshal Murray, this day sent 10 Fort Lafayette
one Theodore Lewis alias Barker alia- Peuepont, who Is
cbarred with having represented himself special officer
and BY means thereof attempted u eIort money from
citizen Of the Fourth wasi wom he stated that he had
authority from Gen Dix hm, and unless he paid
$500 e. him he would be arreted and nothing could
save him. An interview appointed at ~. ot .n
street for the nert day, when IN presence oia Wn- ne
statements made by The tccnsel Inc Pary in
whom lc thus attempted TO extort o5 lno ~ nors1 c
accused that he did not have the amount and hs would nave
@ send him to Fort LAFAYETTE.
The matter having been aid befor the Marshal By Deputy
Maria BscAle authority wa. sy,n 70 sr' nn I Srr
the substance Of the affidavit in the OF barker ana
obn Jbu,,o, Of the city Of NevYork deose. that ,he
sh DAY u brusry be received Letter signed JOIN Burhe
requesting bin tdrponen to meet the ~riter % no; 49,
Broadway bushes. importance aud 10 him iiP'
nentl from going to Fort lafayette TbTson met lnr S
Barrier. when the hitter aid that he wss Marshal ana ,a'
money would sive him tiiur'onl from imPn,nnn.'u ~
partc, met No State street the following morning when
Barker remarked that $500 would drop the whole aham
Io1 OF that would 20 him ELI and Tho hflancc 10 M
employer. Barker finding that Thunon ha' 10 money MN
him agreed 10 him a. y O'Clock a the oce Of the Enc
Railroad. and receive the money, OF tasc nm, heare o'n
Dir The parties the appointed time when Thrs"n
declined pay the $40 douandl and oskcd 10 be taken
before Den. DIX Barker said be would leave II 10 ho en
poycT. .
TIE evening Thrron received teerr,phie d'p,ch
10 sid Barker NJ tie Lbisrge HOUSE at "elocf Ihey
met; Barker asked Thur-'on " be alone, e latter re-
piled that he barker then asked him hc had The money
Ihurson said Barker then pfesencd Tif OF hhcuu
and said no would take Thurson 70 ien DIX bu arrsaa
agreed lei the prisoner 60 condition that lie woi ray
him tBarkeT 10 the spot ard the hasnce The neft day a.
noon Thur.ton then made complaint Barker displayed
shield said he did not d-u for Gen DIX he iur-
thermorc said that he officer under MsFshsl Try
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United States win be required 10 participate IN the
moa sures necessary for the rcesablishmcnt oil cvi
government War cease except as civli gov
ernmepS crush ont contest md secure the suprcac!
Of moral over physical power. Tho yellow harvest
must the crimson field Of blood anu INC TeP
riseDtatIes Of the people dspacc the agents pufc!
military power.
NXlN. II is therefor, a solemn duty resting upon al
persons 10 assist in the earliest putIe restoration o
civil government. Let them participate IN we hshSir'
suggested for this purpose. Opinion is Hee aNI canu
dates are numerous. Open hustilitieS cannot DC pr
nttcd. Indifference will be treated az crime ana iac
ton as treason Men who refuse 20 defend theircout
with the ballot box or caitrdrebOx have no Just claim
70 the benefits Of liberty regulated by law An peopc
not exempt BY the law OF nations, VINO seek thc Ppev
ton Of the Government called upon 10 take e o'
Of alegance In such form rs may be prescribed hac'
epQ 10 lie mi bic GOOD and the restoration OF pnDHc
peace whatever fcrupos may DE suggested ny inciue
ial considerations The oath OF allegiance administered
and received ia good faith Is the test OF uhcohulton
fitv Ia tr Government and all its measures. ana can
moi be materially strengthened or impaired Dy the
laugnaee in which il is clothed.
XXX Tie amnesty offered for the past ia c0ndiu0hed
nnon an umesrryed loyalty oT tie future. and THIS CON
dtion will be enforced with iron hand Whoeycr II
Indifferent 81 hostile must choose between the liberty
which foreign lands afford. tle poverty oi thc heo,i
Sfafes and the innumCTablc ana nappreoablc Dressings
which our Government cOnfars upon It's people
NAV God prcscryc the union OF the Ststcsl
Nv order ~ Major Gen. BANKS.
GEoRGE b. DRAKV. A. A. General.
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Pyr1crous READING FOR OUR SOLDIERS AND

RELIGIOUS READING FOR OUR SOLDIERS AND
SuoRs.-A Vnion meeting held Inst sabbath
evening in the Reformed Dutch Presbyterian Church.
corner of Fulton and William streets. The object OF
the meeting was TO ruse money to procure religious
books and newspapers for our arm! and navy
Il. f. jacobs esq, a delegate Of the United States
Christian Commission from the Army Of the Cunher-
land gave the audience some touching incidents OF the
work which the Christian Commission bad performed
among the soldiers where he had been Hc said since
tle organization of the Commission in June, 1861 they
had he'd representatives throughout our armies who
had followed and administered TO the soldiers IN oil
their battles and they had attended TO the wounded
who were in the hospitals Mr. Jacobs, in conclusion
read a letter showing the good which had been
done II was from a soldier in Gen. Grants army.
who had been falsely charged, condemned. and exc
cuied written to his father just before his death, IN
which he speaks of being converted TO God by one OF
the delegates aud hoping to meet his father at the tr
buno OF our Lord short and interesting address was
delivered 10y the Rev. Geo. j. Minkins from the Army
Of me Potomac showing the amount Of reading matter
which the Commission had furnished the army During
the last year they have sent 100000 newspapers
900 900 tracts 10000 Of the Sacred Scriptures which
were furnished BY the New.York Bible Society
30 OO0 library books for stationary libraries beside
large amount of other religious reading matter At the
conclusion Of Mr.. Minkinss address. the do1oosy was
sung when the meeting adjourned.