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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, &c.-Marsh
CO Radical Cure Truss once only al No vesey street
Lady attendant
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Royal Havana L0ttcry.-Thirty Per
cent premium paid for Prizes Information furnished.
Highest paid Douboons and all kinds Of Gold
Silver TAYLOR i co, Bankers Is Wall street
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ai,-Valenttne & BusIs :

and anufacurers OF The Alarm Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes and Rotary Locks for dwelling house
doors from Mos ass and ITO to
d broadway.
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Stea mboat sunk on tho Ohio River.
CINCINNATI. March IS, 1864
The steamer Alice Dean, hence for Memphis, into
tho bank ten miles below Cincinnati. last night, and
sank. Her bow lies the shore and her stern 10 10
about twelve feet Of Her cargo being taken or
IN a damaged condition and will probably be got OF by
Saturday night. u 10 thought that the boat can b
raised. No lives were lost.
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Bankers' Endorsing Ssamps-BOston
Hand Stamp Company, i95 broadway Now York. "a.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


IS. 81. is, 50, SO, 50.
MAILS FOR EUROPE.
>~~~~~>~>~->~-~~~~>>~~~~~~~~
Tho Movements OF tho Union Armies-
Important from Mexico. &c.
The cunard mail steamship Arabia. Captain Hockey.
will leave Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpool.s>
Tho mails Tor Europe will close this city quarter
past and at hafpast 6vo afternooo
to 60 by railroad.
Tho New YoRK HxRALD-editlou for Europe-wiii be
ready at eleven O'Clock morning, will
tain the latest dispatches from the armies operating vr
gins, North and South CAROLINA, Tennessee Mississippi
Arkansas and louisiana latest news from tho rebel
States important from Mexico, interesting from
Cuba, 50 Domingo. 60. and variety OF miscellaneous
Of the past week.
Single copies, In Wrappers. ready for mailing. I've
cents
Caution 20 the World or Fashion.-Ths
eS4.ae' -. pees:s O. me q The Blooming
fragrance deaes the eoau.erfecr's but has
Nsm ~. are on the sass Of the bottle
-.'A' - 49, : FM%EoN 4 son. Now yors.
Murray. EDDY 4 Co --Mnn.g.r..
ReSSucKY. EXTRA CLASS 2is-March 2s. 1854.
" Kns.v OK, CLASS sss-sstoa 81 1851 = -
As, 48, rs, 81, 81. "a. H. H. Is. n, 26. "a, 40.
z. e. sim mons q Co.-Managers.
surLur. EXTRA Class li7-March g. 1884
20. 7. So. 6, l6; 81, 81, s.. ~, "a. "a. 40.
CT. 80. 38, 66, IS, 81, 4, 60, al, 49, 3, II. "a.
France, Ei,ts e Co.-Manag-rs.
LIBRARY, EXTRA CLASS 6i3-March Is 1854
l8, 81, 49, H. /, 55, II, 20, ., AZ, co. S.
CLASS 6ii-Maroh 90. 1861
IL, 20, IL, a. 10, al, 45. 40, Is, 81, rs, s. I'll.
Messrs. Simmons, Rogers q Co. arc
authorized 70 receive de2os' 1nd make eSnoSn. on our
account .. =. p AONS /" W.
Prizes Cashcd In All LcgaIixed Lotte-
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. PhiladeIDhia
Prizes Cashed In All Legal lotteries
in'0fmA''01 esee cH Is co.. 10 Wall street. NJ
Royal Havana Lottery.-Thirty Per
ffns s S1s fss an. al
Silver TAYLOR co, Bankers. t6 Wall street.
Address 70 smokers.-PoIiak & Son,
neershaum manufacturers 3s1 Broome street, near the
orass repaired boiled aud %oant.d ''' ~
ABeautiful Com ple ion.--L aIrd's Bloom
If
A speedy and Pcrma aent Cure Of Head
& Pss s sSd wo'0'
Brilliant aud Powerful Day and NiGht
Double PerspecttAe Glasses field and
tourists compact portable and Efficient splendid
assortment 1t SRMMONS
Ocuses Op.iclsn ee9X Broadway under Laarge House.
Brazilian Pebble spectacIes and Eye
Preserve strengthen and improve tho sight Of old and
young. BY day and utght without pain or fatigue Highly
recommended By the medical faculty SERMONS.
oculists Opcau 669K Brosdway opposite Bond street
Banim's New Irish story
THE
TOWN OF THE CASCADES.
BY MICHAEL BANfM,
Author OF "Crohoore Of the Bin Hook" and several
others Of the O'Hara Tales" with be commenced in
THE Irish AMERICAN"
Tor the week ending April 3 1884 Issued Tuesday
Books Bought In Any Quantity, from
as,nsic volume to An entire library JOHN PYNk. Book
seller, fUg Nassau street
Bankers' Endorsing ssamps-Boston
Hand Stamp Company i95 broadway, Now York. -.
Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless. reliable. instantaneous The only psr
Chaps, Chafes, Plmpies, Erupsi ons,
saltrheum. flesh 80. By 0OURAUDS Italian
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Death OF the Rev. Jshn n. Cam pbet1.
AInArY, March 70, 1894
Rev John N CAmpSe, Regent q che Uuivsrsisy, and
pastor Of the Church Of this city died
this morning Of psursy. afss nnsss Of three o. four
days.
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
The Ninth Army Corps Ordered
Rendezvous at Annapolis.
Gen. Grants Return frsm the Army
Noa Of tho Potomac,
&ess &e.s kss
WAR GAZETTE.
OFFICIA L.

Order ln Reference 20 the Ninth Army
Corps.
Tho following General Order was issued to-day
HEADQUARTERS ARMY,
.tfe ApJuTANr GENERALS OfFCR, ,
WASHINGTON, March 81 1884
An furloughed Of the Ninth army corps will, at
che expiration their furIoughs rendezvous at Annapo
lis Nd Department and other mmanders win facilitate
the execution Of this order By command Of
Lieutenant General GRANT.
Z. d. TcwxsxxD, Assistant Adjutaut General
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FoRrREss MoSRos. March ~, 1854.
Tho schooners BeuIah for Fort Monroe and Alexander
Young Port Royal with government. COAL ashore
near Cape Henry. They VIII prove total Ioss Amos
Warwick. ssaman. perished from exposure.
The First coiorod cavalry, Second light battery
Scolored) and Tenth coored infantry reviewed at
three O'Clock BY General Butler and STAFF Goueral Came.
and Judges Gilis and Armstrong, OF peunsyivaua,
uera nresant.
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A Speedy and Pcrma nemt Cure Of Head.
ACHE toothache. neuralgia and catarrh.-Use Wolcotts
Instant Pain Aunihilator Sold everywhere.
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Caution 10 the World or Fash lon THE
Sonndess popalsry Of the Of the Might Blooming
Cereus has called forth brood Of limitations Its
fragrance deaes the eoanerfeers art but it. has
tuners New York." on the glass OF the bottle
Ii absent the article 10 fraudulent
PHALoN 4 SON, Now YORK.
6oid By all druqgists - -
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Address ia SmOkera.-POltak q SON,
Moershaum manufacturers 357 Bro0me street the
BOwory, sell goods at wholesale and RETAIL Pipes
order repaired, boiled aud mounted.
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ABcautiful Com pl 10 ION 49, aird's Bloom
every thing preserving beantfy
ing the complexion ska ASS Broadway and druggss
every Whoro.
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News from Fortress Monroe.
FoKrRxss MONROE, March Is. 1864.
Captain Van Glider and crow, who takon or the
wreck Of the schooner Alabama frost bitten, we'll
provided for in the Mcclellan Hospital and doing we'll
Hon. Simon Cameron arrived here this morning
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Bra ztiian Pebble Spectacies and Eye
TO strengthen and improve tho sight Of old and
young By day and uigh without pain fatigue Highly
ded By the medical faculty. SERMONS.
ocuists Opcau 669K Brosdway. opposite Bond street
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PORTLAND, March ~, 1884.
Gen. McCalum Inspector Of Railroads. took possession
yesterday In tho OF the United States. Of all tho
unfinished locomotives OF the Portland Companys Works
They being constructed for the Grand Trunk Rail-
VIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

Brilliant and Powerful Day nd Night
Double PerspecttAe Glasses for the field. and
assortment Il SRMMONS.
Ocuises Opscsn 669X Broadway under Lalargs House.
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Murray, Eddy ~ Co -Managers.
R4ssucKY. EXTRA CLASS 2i3-March Is 1854.
81, l6, Al, 80, q, 20, 63, 80, II, II, "A, 81.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 244-Maroh &c. 1864
As, 48, IS, 81, 80, "a. ~. IA, Is. H. 26. "a, 40
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for the week ending April 1884 Issued Tuesday
For saIs Of all newsyendors Price FOra CENTS.
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Affairs In Missouri

Affairs In Missouri.
sroPPAGE or THE CIRCULATION OF NEW YORK
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or COUNTERPART TRgA-
eURY NOTES, ETC.
ST.. LoUn, March ~, 1884
the circulation OF the New York AstropeItow Record
has been ressed this department. by order Gen.
Rosec ans.
Several well executed countsrfes Of tho 500 Treasury
have passed lately aud have appeared
*. Joseph and other points West. saEIvT
Flour yesterday dull at 50 for single extra and IS 35
% 80 for double extra. Wheat active aud higher At
81 so 81 - for prime to choca Corn dull. raugin
from %: 81 0S. Oats lower ct 500. CSC.
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.o~Eraw .9. .rroor swaIsff
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09

TN the Probate Court of Boise County, Idaho
Territory. J. B. Ames, Plf, vs.. Murray Mich
olson, Deft To Murray Nicholson You are
hereby notified that J B. Ames has filed com
plant against you in said court, which viii come
on to be heard at the first term Of the court, which
shall commence more than two months after thu
18th day of February, 1904; and unless you APP
pear at said term and answer. the same will be ia
ken as confessed, and the prayer thereof granted
The object of said prayer and complaint is to re
cover the sum of $l5O,86, for money loaned, anC
for goods, wares and merchandise sold and deliv
cred to said Murray Nicholson, by J. B. Anes
about the lst dayof Sept. 1864. 28tf
HEED & CUMluN5, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
IN the Probate Court Of Boise County, FerritOr.

Il of Idahoy Thomas Morgan VS.. ]. G. Sesslen.
To j, G. Sesslen, Deft.-You are hereby mott.
fed that Thomas Morgan has filed complaint
against you in said court (which will come on to
be heard at the first term of the said court, which
shall commence more than two months after the
18th day Of February A. D. 1864; and unless you
appear at said term and answer, the same will be
taken as confessed and the prayer thereof grant
ed. The object of said suit is to recover the sum
Of $780, the amount due upon 2 Proomisssory
Note, made and executed by 4. G, 'Sesslin, paya'
BILE to Thomas Morgan. ssla.-ak r 28tf
HEED & CUMMINs, Plaintiffs Attor'ys.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
Water Standard. q

Territory of Idaho, County Of Boise .1-R
Of We the undersigned, residents Of the county
and Territory aforesaid and ditch owners therein,
do, hereby mutually agree with each other that
hereafter, we willfurnish and sell water from our
respective bitches according to thefollowing meas
urment, tO-wit under six inches pressure. S-iE
I'D Smith, Thorn Greek Moore & Smith,
Moore & Anderson, Buena vista Bar; Aide, on
q Hurd, Pine Creek; Moore & Anderson, from Elk
Greek to Jackass Gulch Houst~a & Chrltit
Moores Creek Deer Greek p Nalnpany, by
L. A. Gilman.
December 26th, 1868. l5tf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
For SALE.
Notice of DissoIution.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between (
Sommer x G. NJ. Kline has been this day mutually
dissolved. All Indebtedness of the firm will be
paid by, and all accounts due the firm will-be col.
lected by SOmmer. 1r..HEt A. SOMMER,
Diva rss-. ,sssa.-...r ,... ... C. N. KLINE.
R4 Thankful for the past patronage of the peo-.
pie, would respectfully solicit Continuance OF
the same ao@ q -aELi4l Z "A. SOMMER.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09

TIME Great Consolidated Boise River Gold an
Il Silver Mining Company, Placer District, Ida
no Territory. Notice is hereby given that bya re
olntion adopted by the Board Of Trustees of tn
Great Boise river Consolidated G.. and S. M. Co
held this day, an assessment No II of fit
BE share of the capital stock Of the said compar
payable immediatelyin U, s. gold coin to these
rotary. Jos. M SoUTHER, Secretary.
San Francisco, February 18th, 1864
No. Il Athenium Building, corner Of Montgom
cry aud California streets. 27m1
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
Territory Of Idaho, r. E la'.H
County of Boise. 0o' " 4''a T..
B.. Henry Hodes, PFC,
ID IL q DAHL Dr,1rnnll Dlft y 49,

~ Q Dan'I DruSSeII, DIT. 1;H
In the District Court of the I'd Judicial Lis
trict of Idaho Territory, in and for the
County Of Boise. no. a.-l- # ...
no the aboYe-named Daniel Drussel, in the uRme
/ of the People of the United States in the 1 v
ritOry of Idaho; You are hereby summoned to
appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff
now on file in the District Court of said county,
on or before the 3Oth day of April 1864, or judg-
ment by default will be taken against you accord.
ing to the prayer of the said complaint. The OBJ
ject prayer of the said complaint to dissolve
the partnership existing between you andthe above
named Henry Hodes, and to recover of you the
sum- $6,60l Is, and the necessary costs and dis
bursements therein I'M t ..sug
Idaho City, March 18th, 1864
27td DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN, Pl'hs Atty.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
Dissolution Notice.

TOHN LEGRIS has this day Withdrawn from
ID the firm of s. Laurin & Co., and said compan,
notify the public that they will not be responsible
for any debts hereafter contracted by him in thei
name. r-r.- II -f.rs..f -... -- ..-. .......
FEB goth, 1854. -...... .....
S. LAURIN & 70. no24etf.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
Notice

ctToCKH0LDERs of the Boise Gold and Silver
y Mining Co. of Placervflle, are requested to
attend a. meeting on Sunday April 10th, ct the
California Store, PIacervile. Members not pres
ent will lose their right title and interestn their
claims. BY orderof .ss a-.4s ga, 3. Levy.
Placervipe, March 10Th, '64 .r,, ..
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
Notice..

THROM and after this date will not be IT
Il sponsible for any debts contracted by Chas
Smidt, formerly Of the firm of Smidt & Bremen,
26w4 II. BRENNER, by Att.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
Caution /!

A, Ii persons are hereby warned not to pur
/ "A chase certain MORE OF HAND given by G.
Kline, A. Liedel, H. Funk and A. Weidlich. Feb
18th, 1854, for the sum of one hundred [10Ol dol
lars, payable Aug. lst 1864, to VIM. Ferguson
B. McCOYill and James Lacy, as the same was
procured without consideration, and will not be
paid by u.s. rsEr G.. KLINE, A. LEIDEL
28W4* H. FUNK, A. WEIDLICH,
n tIAUTION,-ANY Person or Persons, or Bust
y. ness Establishment whatever, are hereby no
tifednot to trust or pay debts to, or to negotiate
business in any way shape or manner, with one %
E. SMITH, under the name of Phillips Co., fSl
we, the undersigned, will not be responsible fGi
any of his contracts from and after this date.
Placerville, March 29tn, 1864. W.PHlhLlPS,
4 28W4* tau7a -es.rf. N, -E. F, HOTTIES.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-09
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE. is hereby given that the coepartnershi
heretofore existing between John Krall and Ma
Begelspacher, of the firm of John Krall & Co., a
Placerville, Idaho Territory is this day dissolve
by mutual consent. r All dues to the firm, or debt
against the same, will be settled by Max Beige
spacher. MAX BEGELSP
27W4* JOHN KRALL.
fPlacerville, March 7th, 1864. a.t aEeF.
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fir Elm 10 woblfetles ltlo cities gersnii9en aufz
suuenoen bitten uuo Dbenorein bic t e.
itee 9eiie na9 ben gia9arafdQen beitreIten
%t6nnten! ytidt bod, brauer 6ein5enl Die
SADIE 9in9e wpbl, aber lie 9ebt nidt! uniere
Wlittel erlauben IS nirtlib nidt! 9enfen Sic
nur an bic oeutI6e lluiperitdt, a6ie nit elmer
balben Wtillion ber5uitellen mdre uno an Die
Melt, bic nit $11 100000, penn III !6ein>
5en'i6en Slugl6ritten a~ngeIe9t, befreit weroen
t0nnte. @ie piel lit Dariber niht ihpl int
Bipnier 9eldrteben pprOen! uno npd 1T bas
@elo niAt Suiammen. Wie ollo t6nnten Die bra=
pen &aoifalen, wel6e lhon IL 3piel geopfert ba=
ben, pa5 Gelo ouftreiben, pie 9latipnalihulo 3t
oedea? Gs lit ni6t m1glidf4 u,b Die pa5u
.~r6tbigen SpneS merpen am gnoe nidt anoer5
gu beidaffen fem, ais baeurd, baB mir Die
Ybtttiter Su 9llfe rufcn. ,uH"1
Sod, Tim lpieoer uaf llniere 9durule 8uridz
%sufpnlnen: Wie ergebt es %rlierens r~aoifalen
Sreunoen iebt nit Sremont =? Wir baben ibnen
sa apieoerbplten Mtalen 9eia9t, pab Der ppr9ebz
li6e Haoifalisnuts bieleS WtanneS nirgenoS, ais
in ben unbebadten uno sanS r%n9egrinoeelt
&ordasiesun9en ieiner raoifalen Sreunpe be-
rabe ltuD oab er i'm teiu t6aar r~aoifoler, ia NOD
nipt einmol 10 raoifal ieiy ipie bteier %rreat<
tiDndre4 &ncpln. Sic baben es niht 9lalt=
ben wollen uno glau6en es fpabri6einlib nod
bente ni6t, nadoeln iie ben t. g. Nnnabme9
9rief Sremonts geleien baben. llno bod lit
pieier 8rief ourd ltne our6 C o II ferp atip !,
= uno bob ipudt Sreinpnt in Dieiem 8rief io=
npbl auf baS D euti d @rlabifale Glepez
ldnper 8rusratnm; wie aaf Die Oeutl6zen9tiide4
rapitalsoempfratilde Blattfprm uuo nalnentlid
auf ben 8rief, ben Bennel YbilippS mn Die re-
oitate Contention seridtet batte3 ltnpi lrelder
Don oteier nit 10 srpber 8e9eiiteruug aufsenpmz
men muroe. gll' biele 9lttenitiide, inlpAoerbeit
pas lebt9enannte, perlan9en nidt nun qbioIute
unO ~iofprti9e emancipation, %ipnoern atd ahlo=
tlute nnO pdllitdnOige @leiditepung res ldmdr=
sen Su Dem weiben Mann, Gieihbeit b%eiielben
Dor benz Geleb, Der benz Sttmmtaiten un0 benz
Sraualtar @inpie allsemeine Gonfsfatipn pes
0tebellen~@ i9entbums uno 8ertbeilun9 be1lelben
tunter Die peiBen uno idmar5eu Splpaten. t'Ei
(SGlus fplst.) u31lru -.H1t
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Ylakliaes einfen sss Golsss ramiums.

Mew Oprt, II. SUM. Cob fieI auf 10.
1913 9ls urIade oieies plobli6en Sinten,
miro angegcben, pap SER. Gbie cine 9lnIeib
pm so 0tiaipnen in Sob nit eurrpdll6e:
8anquier5 abseidlpien babe. 0bgIeid MD
perbiir9t, wirO Die An9ube bod pom mebrerel
Der adtbarlten peut den Yantfrmen bebauptet
glnoese Geriidte mullen millen, oub Die Nad
ri6t BON nem Spoe Sees in JiidmpnO einge
troffen lei unp bieie boS SalIen be8 GpIpe
peranlabt babe, bod tlingt lebtereS iebr I'm
wabrl6einli6s a,fa "a
Sie Sob ausfubr betrug leBte @pde 81,
$4,000. ISIS as,
Die @aribaloi @aroe bate beute einen pif
siellen Gmpfang Seiten5 Der StaptbebDroen I'm
ben Sreunoen oieies alien HesimeutS.
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Der Msbrllenifreif3ug 1T GcntmdD.
Die Webeaen areifen Traurfprt an.

2puiSpille, u. SUM-. General BUR-
bridge tsle9rapbirte, DAB er ni6tS pom @ouu.
8ralnlette 9ebDrt babe. Gin 8pte BON 6rantz
fort beri6tet, pab oaS StaatSar6ipe bon bort
%entfernt purOe. 5000 9tebelen befnoen ii6
3 Wteilen bieiieits SranttOrt, I'M j3uSug BON
2OuiSoilIe ob5umebren; %bieielben iinO binter
Hallilaoen peridan5t. geltern AbenO wuroen
iie ppn elmer 9tn3abI llnionstruppen ange9rifen,
idlasen aber ben 9ln9rif surld. @S lpirO be-
ridtet, DAP Die &ebeIen eiuen 8arlamentdr an
8ramlette i4ifteu uno %iofOrtige, unbeoin9te
uebergabe Foroerten, mas ieoc6 perlpeisert mur.
De. Sin aneerer Seridt meloet, oaB bereits
iiber 100 damn in SrantTO fort 9et6ptet unO per-
tpnnoet wuroerl.
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ssa9trasli@es aber ZEN eits Gsn. our,ters.

f"
Nem 9 off, II, SUM-. Ser @eralb@G pr=
Respondent lei Sen. 9anterS Commando, l6reibt
inter benz 6. ans Staunton, pab Der Sie9 SUM-
tiers ein pplitdnpiger par uno oab Der SeiuO
ii6 raid in ole Slue 9iio9e 3uriidsesogen babe.
Sine Satterie pom 6 Ganonen murpe crbeutet.
Sitter i'm Nertbe BON e.ner Wliaion Ijelen me
ieren Sruppen pa Die '!6dnpe; ebenio cine Anz
.3abl @efungene. Inter oenielben tparen anoben,
ipelde faum cine Dtustete tra9en tonnten:
Sim meiltelt bat 0uf infer / Settle SboburnS
8rigape g~elitten, I'M ~ltebri9en iino unlerc Ser
lutte gertng.
3pei Oropnnan6el puroen I'M 9iiiden unie=
rer 9lrmee init 8epelden ppn Wioiebp'S Sue
Iriaa's g~efansen genpnmen.
nniere Streitmadt perfol9t ben 0einp. Sen.
Stabls3 @apalleriss9 ipilion unb SullipanS Snz
%fanterie lino ibm am oi6teiten auf Der 6erie.
Der 9tldSug peS SeiuoeS ortete Sur piloen
Sludt aus. Nls mir Staintpn einnabmen, mar
ieoer Grpa6lene pom 6einoe sur Sertbeioigung
beraus9erufen wrrpen. Stauntpn lit out befez
lti9t, bp6 wenn Der Seine perlu4t bite, eS gu
balten, bitten mir pieteidt feline ganSe 5treitz
nlatt g~efan9en nebnlen f6nnen. 9aS 0aupt=
gefedt fano itatt 5wiI6en 9loro 9ti ct uno.
Mittel 9ioer. gS lit iebr ihper, Gepel6en
ab5ui6iden, ou mir iber III Dleilen in Seinz
oeslano finO iunp in linierm Njlden iiA Sue
rlllabaroen %befinoen.
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General 5obion bat beate GopinJtoa per-
lallen, nm Ole SscbtaoanJsn nit 9srll3toa Sit
erDfnel.
9ouisoitIe, II. SUM. @on SagcoO.
Sno.y fomnlt ole 9taAridt, oaB man oort bsute
|frib UNI Z ubr aunonenopnner aus Ger NiAs
tung pom 6rantfort, Sp., b6rte uno UNI 8 lbr
Seuerldein lab, Der, mie es bieb, ppn Dem
Brand elmer bride 3 Wletlen BON 6rantiort
berritbren ipl. a
Gpuoerneur YramIette bate Die Burger
6rantfort'S bepaffnet unO oas rortige 6prt lit
gut beieBt, 10 baB man 9laubt, oab eS ll4 ball
ten fam, big Sen. 8urbrioge berbeifonmt.
Nadpem Worgan'S 6auptcorpS 2eringtOn
lllto GeprgetOwn p~erIafien bate, maridirie es
nproltd Der aentudp= Gentrats Sabn entllng NM
grin bette frib Bel Gpntbidna oas 100. ObiO
Ne9lnlent an, trieb es in Die Slu9t uno per-
brannte Die Staot ,no 2 3age, Die 9"eltern
Apeno pilo beute WtOrgen bon Gppingtpn oaz
BIN ab9egan9en paren. So iaeint, oab Morgan
ben Staat alf oemielben @eg sl p~erloIsn 9ez
Deuft, auf benz er tam. & 80
Brloat=gta6ridten wplen miIen, oaB Die
&ebelen Sranffurt bsiebt bdtten, on6 feblt ale
8eidtigltg. @eltern 9beno nod mar Elm Spes
Slal5ug NIT 200 Sploaten biz uui IS Wleilen
bon 6ranfflrt gefabren unb batte ermittelt, oaB
Der nit Staats=9 lrtilerie befra6tete 3uo oliid=
lib nab 5~rantfort suriidgetebrt mar. 9ie Sic.
bellen batten ale Yriiden Spii6en jenem Orte
unb 8ugoao Serlt6rt.
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sHOli6e Wadri9tea ans g~rnrgia,
Semsral @bsrmam erbSIt ppm SAINTS UerItdrFmr

Sort Mpnrpe, II. SUM-. Sine Did
mono 3eitun9 entbdlt 8ul9enoes;
Slni5ebnbanoert Oanfee= @efan9ene beiinoe
'iid in Nnoerionuiae, Ga, uno 80 iino geitC
ben, ieitcem ie nod pieiem Ylab 9ebr DIT wu
ben. sic SpoeSfale betru9en 80 per Sag.
Nem SOpe, Georgia, 4. SUM-. d
Seino bduit mebr Sruppenmaiien auf unler
Gchtsn auf. 6eute fanoen einige Nrtlllerj
Gefe6te ftatt. Sen. GhoIS warce p%erlpunce
giniae Gefansene wuroen 9emadt, carllnt
2ieut. 8ugb POM 9. 81. 3est. yer SER
perlhanst lid 4 Dieilen inter Singitcn. 81
She'll ces II. QrmeezGorps bonn meFtlide
ufer pes Miiiiipsi lit sur geritdrtrng She
mans i'm anSuge. 0ieie Sruppen babeu berei
San 8uren, ala., erreidt. (San Suren
unqefdbr so Wleilen BON Stone, Ga, ~entfcrnt
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9iua Georgia.
8pt Der Iptonlac=9!rlncc,
lSpe;idlbepefme be8l@0eninn 8uleiin.l

Nep gort, II. SUM. Cine 9pesialoepe=
f4e Der &ribune io9t, Dap alleS gut gebt.
Ndbreno oes 8affenitilitanOes, no man Die
SOFTEN besrltb, mar ben GOnf6oerirten Splpa>
ten lebr piel baran gelegen, Die 9iominirten Der
Baltimore Convention SJ erfabren. .'
TIMER Infer 5lii9et iii ienleits Der Giienbabn
am Oitliden l1fer peS Gbidobpminp,
Sic 8olition piro tdalih ~peritdrtt, 81,
9tad penn 8eridte zines Gorreippnbenten
Der Sri6une befinOet liA Sberioan auf einem
Streiinge, SU .s nw
Sic Morlo bringt ELM Gerii6t iber einen
Gabinetpediel, 5Seis4pen foa SeparpS unb
@oibburn Stanton5 Sffiee erbalten.