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Roeecrans that the deprelations of guerillss
assume character that demand the serious
consideration Of the Government They de-
stros the telegraph, rob the stages OF malls aud
horses, plundef the resident population aud
%ren the poor laborers on the railroads OF
their property and money. They fire on
steamboats,, assume the garb of oursoldlera
10 more perfectly deceive those the1 desire
to destroy, and even carry the national fsg
to deceive troops sent ont against them.
They murder their prisoners, even when
wounded, and daily butcher citizens
suspected Of being loyal -.
Gen. Brown urges that unless severe retail
iatory measures are adopted, the district WILL
become depopulated by these fende, and he
recommends that tho former associates or
these Villains, who arc held in the military
prisons, and who have forfeited their lives by
Tue violation Of every law, human and divine,
be held as hostages toz the future good con
duct of these murdercrs in the brush. he
slso recommends TINT the pslicy of blood for
blood, be adopted as the only one to be ap-
piled as economy Of human life.
Large bodies Of rebels are coming north
through the southwest district, and General
Sauborn complains that the presen military
force there .is inadequate to cheek them.
Things look decidedly unfavorable In Mis-
sonri for peace and quiet this summer.
~While the attention Of the country
ia attracted to the armies Of Generals Grant
and Sherman, there has been very quietly
organizing one or more powerful naval e1'
peditions against certain Southern ports
which will be heard from before the summer
is over. 1t is, of course, improper to give
! the number, character, or composition Of
the vessels Intended for this expedition; but
the country may be assured that 1t Will be
adequate for the work 1t is intended to per
form, Secretary Welles is Of the opinion
that It is necessary for him to redeem his
reputatiop, and he Is determined to make tht
rebel fur Ay, 80 as to save, IT possible hi!
position In the Cabinet It is no secret tha'
number of iron-clads, which have been 81
long building in Northern seaports, are nov
available tor active eeryica-
| E 4 week or two ago Col de Chanalan'
shd Capt. Guzman, arrived In this countr
from France, whencs they hRd been sent her
by their government 10 report on anythin!
which they might deem worthy of motto
relative to military science and affairs.
will be recollected that our government sen
q similar commission to the Crtmea, dnrlD
the late war In that quarter. The arrival
these officers probably oceasloned the recen
statement that the French government ha
| despatched agents either With view to II
, terrention OF mediation.
; "Birney Marshsn has become the ed
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M Mountains. Before the rebellion it was
smart, thrifty little place, and enjoyed large
trade with the surrounding country-Whlcn.
Your correspondent has yet seen IN
sGrg'aa esa cotton wnea l. e0f1, 5o,,.ted eds' some some
five or SIX hundred inhabitants, who were,
| jrdging from the style Of house, somewhat
Northern Georgia. It was also the seat Of
come manufactures, as the ruins OF eaW
and rript mill and a couple Of tannerles will
testify. The mental and religious culture OF
The inhabitants Was not neglected, for the
Mace contains three churches and two school
houses. It owed its origin to the building
Of q railroad, and borrowed it's namo from q
yillage in New Jersey, where lived the "mud-
sill + who bad the town laid oat. Our cav
alry entered Ackworth on Monday afternoon
Last, ;unearthing few reoel c9salfy, VINO
Tuesday morning General Logan'a corps
| marched in and took possession OF It.. Be-
fore our cavalry entered It most all the
inhablants, particularly the wealthy aud
bitter secesh, lett for parts ~ npknown, @ aad ,a
children, and lew old men-too old to bear
The greatest curiosity in the village Is an
old Quaker. DR.. Rooney, native OF Soqtn
mau1ers, and his pecullsritics wonld make a
stole laugh. From his own acco0nt-and he
, ia yery loquAclous--he Is somewhat Of poet,
, and takes great pride In showing visitora
/ several poems in pamphlet form, which be
: wrote. one in which he takes great pride
IL entitled the promised bride"-a sort Of
an epic, descriptive Of the times Of the settle
+ ment Of Virgins, when there vas fierce con
tention between the James River colonistt
i and the red skins In the course Of conyer
cation with him he took great pains to let II
: be known, that he was opposed to secession
and voted the "Ber and Everett" ticket
Els professions Of loyalty are Of the tallesi
:. Kind, and being one Of the Friends, he va!
i copecientiously opposed to the Wsr,, ant
e accordingly took up the Kentucky platform
;. aneutrailty." The Inhabitants throughon
:. this country, those that have remained, ar
GENERALLY destitute Of the necessaries oflife-
The rebels having stripped them Of nearl,
everything Some of onr own soldlers-t'
thetf shame be it said-have finished th
work of destruction commenced BY the rebs
:, and mapy family Of women and children
o for there are few men TO be seen-has bee
n relieved Of ill the goods which they formerl
= nosscssod. The commanding Generals. ii
order 10 put down this promiscuous pillagfn
. have Issued orders forhlading 1t, and the Pre-
o Tnst guards are ordered to prevent it.
Yesterday the report Of q rifle was hear
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Total ISLES, esq., aGl
ana VIC uote fuytucr advance over tue prices pHfd
on Change yesterday Of s@tke psE ossael:, Tas
sales lpttoEs. 4C0 On nEQ: SpIla- LGAIl} ns
Sia 200 bu d. at tt.e6; 1s!&Q h9 20 + II g.:
COO hn do at 8 67k bu Do ns 9o By do et
3lfo; l5 &C IN do No. 9pting fcally) at 3l o3o
hn DO at tl5;; 1900 By do It soo M 6q m e 4 n
i2ro0 bu coffin u. and g. aua aud s2 e. 81 70: oo
hu do (ln A. II Con- q t,sS: aoeo 5a Ee1eetsd
let cicsinE tteady at I. ea1H for No. Spring and
at 81 E@1.53H for No. in regnlss houics. .,,
to day. i $50 bushcE. The following table $40 W The
receipts and shipments during tbs past week anu LOT
the setaoD: .,.o IN.
Rtceavt last vetk. ~
AtnaGu OF 1s6t ...........ss'--:nn,ss.. ,ss.ls:sn
81" Corresponding period dlsss.-...,...-.Hee a. ees
Shipped last week.. 1r,se
corresponding week. 1sss..-.-...-....1 1s.s;s 1s.sis
stason Of :85i....:':.:,-..'. III q!
, 1864-06-22

s,t>c nu d. at s11s; eeoo on Rs5eetsd Ger. atsils
S'$,0 bu do 1t $111. RIVER AND CANAL C0RS-1S'
nsna light. there beng but iln.sea shIp2!aF "a;
seE1' e.aiss aaiss Etvef snea' M cora 4 s1:a
I. 9. b. s.sso % ehoice nsw NJ l Rlvu CsEa .t
sisH ansst o' ,. ea9,ee Ne KiseF Ese h, st a. sR =
Misx adost 3oeo bu de .. sl.l7x an 3as. At the
clofe the market vary nrm at stls for 10 sHa
ii .ih1t for No Germ In tserc.
oars -Rteetvtd Today. 1855 IN; ehlpIed ~
dsT 1881 bu. The coH pnfatlve receipts AID ahlp-
mens for jhe week and season are rs lolowt: -.
recs'Sea cor eot1espondins Wsei lss5 ... llIi:s
sfaioc o ~
Shipped aes!s.pa5ssx Lot ssss wee. i; 5
se8eon q ta:-'.-..-..........'-... - 20
Tie mssket for oats aurlAE the past week has rucd
usueuAllJ quiet. with hat very iTtted tpecnlstyo
oTlfhppipr dcmnndt and NO matesisl Enforcement
IN prizes TO. arts ths cssse noxG!er: there Vas a.
ciGse about &c per hushei higher CO the week II.
folo1 ing t+ Bhowa 'hr Ceily ttApsactions since
the d1te Of our lAst week : review
pAlL1 1EArsAcrIoNs IN OATS pua1So THE waaK.
Date. Du. soSd a. hS sSa7s@ pst'' T9z AZ Sa's
i VNA
, 1864-06-22

1ECA A.sae+ee4ss4 NO 44N0
do B1tternut. 4-mA ...+
has bt.n
3eculatIye demand. Prices
Dr1estic goods quut1sia MS
0 2 cent higher than they
t r3tes the markes ls very
tendency. Wo quote:
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VIC ulkC hA& 90 y ~ :, VI ~
Cnulus No 4....11G81clo i q
do No e...-12-akal1M
do No o2.,..13It914.N
do No1....1t.Nk915-n
Washboard8. per
d0L......... 4M q 4-z1
CErn b1skets ! bu -.
ItloE.,.,,,,,,,6 6.tGa 7.A
do TX pu........ 7M8 s.
do 2 2bn.......... 9.N210.n
Market A12kets,
wtIlow......5.1 5.1f1 tn
do clothes ,..,,,1o-Ma1Au q
WINES AND LlQ
ye1J active, R1Lh q large
rrlc very nrm: and on ]
are generally frcrn 12h@
were last week. At pl ese
firm with a strong upwaE'
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"Birney Marshall has become the edl-
tor Of the Cairo Democrat. During the first
yesr OF the war, If we are right In dates, be
edited a rebel literary magazine In Vicks-
burg. snd wrote songs in behalf OF the Con
1ederate cause. He lis proper man to edit q
Peace Democratic organ" So says the Gin
cipuau Commercial.
, 1864-06-22

a. previous quotations. We quotes .,ooo..o.c
flf1c Powder, ~
BfrHtlHE Powder = s'-S* .V
PAINTS-WnITE lEAD-Markst very act!vSr
ai r. 1rrS 6sve again advanced 81 upon pure Itad
and On tue - incipnl lower sEsnds Goto q a:e y
ynneed ie, American Vermtllon l2c, and English DO
str ann also on Paris Graen note an advance OF
A
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FISH-Tne rtceio6s 81 WHITE F1sn continue al-
mos: npminal and with =. fair dsEnand prices hare
supply but Or No the receipts are IN small:r pro
s. than Is agreeable, prices have nsequently fut-
III GOOD detnaEd. receipts are moderate, aud prices
rnie 4ery firm and unchanged CoDfisH 10 fair sup,
a1s IN good demand bnt scnrce- Lake we quote
nom,nallT. there being vtr! fsw any n the Market
, 1864-06-22

SALT-DoMEsTIc.-Ther market for domes,c sstt
W cole ID alvance in prizes Of :e per efe-cos!ns
frn It FATS for Fre, Ground. Solar s2a Coasse 1e
has existed and about bris have been sold %
arrive It &3.6o@:..p afoat. Fo1HlaS-!n 9ooo de1
and and Trn-w.th sa1+s during tho week OF Gfouua
Alum Al s375 per sack Wc quote tho 1oobink
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mocb ue,,cre mod,rtdbteu M GurOpa.

Sort an Basque, q. S., 2. Wtai.
Ser 9ampfer Belgian, friber !6ammpnia, fubr
beute frab nit gla6ri6ten DOH %. aus Qpn=
bpnberrp pOrbet.
9as Garibalpts 6ieber bate ntdt na6geIalz
fen; es puroe troB aller miniiterielen 0bIduas
~nungen bebuuptet, paB Die 2eaierlna einen
9rud auf 9aribalDiS Gnti9luB auSgelbt babe.
Der Barrier Wlpniteur itellt in Nbrebe, baB
Die fran3OfiAe &egierung Die Mbreiie Garibalz
bis perlangt babe.
SGS @aribalot=G rr1ite bat ben General, nod
etne 3ett lang SIT perpetlen uno nod 6 pber 8
Yrpptn5IaIltdbte gu beiu6en. st perlpra6, lei~
nen GntIdluB in @i%eoereripdgung SIT SiebeIt
unO am 81. cine O~efnitipe Nntpprt Su geben.
Sci elmer pUrbereitenben Geriantmlung beim
0er5pg rpu SOutberIano, benz General unb iejs
ner 6dmIlte etn pertnanenteS @tnfommen SIT
li6ern, plroen $4,000 auf Der Stalle 9e5etd=
net.
gta6 Dem bdnii6en 8ert6t iiber ben Sail
BON 9ippel bate bas furGtbare Seuer Der prelt=
bii6en 9~(rtillerte Die Eeoputen 4, 5 uno 6 ser
it6rt, tpel6e parn genpnnmen tpuroen. 9aour6
wuroe Der linte SlI9el unbaltbar uno Die Sd
men mlBten ii6 nit grOBem @erluit 5uriid3iez
ben. Die Gduntung OeS re6ten 6lagel3 fano
inter giinitigeren umitdnOen, aber ebenfaQ5
nit 9rDBen1 Gerluite itatt.
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gser,cres ans 0lreamias.

#. 2put5 80. Nprit. Na6ri6ten aus
ben (2(rf.) ia9en, baB ii6 Sen. Steele3
zee bort befnOe. (0er Datum wirb ni6t
,geben.) Sen. Sbaper idlpB 1t6 Steele
Gttiu8 5errp an, ND Der 6eino aus leinen
6luBtbaI beberrI6enoen Grcperfen oetriez
mproe. Ser 8einO iebte Ii6 bemnddt bel
.irie De 4nna felt, ipp er S3ieB9ruben urto
utlement3 fit aanonen auf cine 9dn9e BON
ertboIb Y{eilen %auf9emOr'en bate. General
,ele f~lantlrte Die 8DIitipn uno Sen. 8rice
m 9{eiBau$ nab @aibingtpn 5u nab einem
5afGen Geie6t. 2tuf Dem Wtari9 FAM e3 Md
anoern 8efe6ten, aber INFER 9artSer 8erluit
rig niGt einmal 200 damn. Sen. Steele
mutbete, 0aB Brice iiber Maibington nad
}repepDrt geben nerbe ltno 500 baber fem
n5e3 COMMANDO na6 Dem @aibita SluB sus
t. 8al0 mertte Ct ieinen Srrtbum uno mar
jrte no6 Camden. SSeBt e~ntItano Elm. per-
elfelte5 Wettrennen, in pel6em Steele, OBJ
2j1 in Der 6rpnt BON Sen. Wturmaoufe uno
{ 8ijGen DON Sen. 9pdepS Gapauerie uno
%angegriffen, ol8 Sieger berpprging
10 Camden ObHe @ioeritano beiebte. Camden
iebr TART Our6 9 Sorts befeitigt unb fam
gen i6erlegene Streitfrifte bebauptet weroen.
IN grOBe3 Sran8pprti6if Der HebeIIen wurOe
9teilen unterbalb Camden ~9efan9en. gs
jbt, 0dB @eritdrfungen unO 8rppiitonen iber
8Od na6 GnmOen ~9e(angen, ba Steele ni6t
! Stanoe iei, iOIae pom Sen. 8antS GIT be-
ben.
Sen, Steele bat 10000 damn unO lit i'm
tanO, benz Sen. Strip Smith Die Spite gu
ten, Iolte er ibn an9reifen.
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Som Reb Riper.

,tcagO, 2. Mai. 9ie Sribune bal
Iaari4t bon Der YtinOung bes ReO 3ipe1
"a, oaB iid 8ants pbne aampf mad
noria 8uridge5O9en babe. 9ie &anpnens
iino ebenoaielbit, einige pbers, ar1Oere nn'
b Der 5due. 9ie 3ejtungen Oirfen feline
den pom 8eo 8iper per6fentIi6en, altBer
in mel6en Sen. 8anfs einen SIeg be.
u6t.
e @uerillaS werOen ldltig aaf Der fitli9en
be8 NtiiUlippi.
I'll. Steele bat &%erbinpun9en nit General
3 er6ffnet.
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geiatiae gladridten nrs Gnrnna.

Nem 3 Ort 2, Wlai. Ser 9ampfer ,Gitp
ri @~aibin9tOn" lit nit 9ta6ri4ten POM 20.
pOn GiperpOOl bier ein9etrofen.
Die YreuBen nabnlen am IS. bs. 9ippe[
nit Sttrm unO beoeutenoen 8erlrit u1f beioen
Soften.
GarjbaIoi pOlte GnglanO AM %. perlaTen,
pa feline @eiunobert einen ~lingeren Qufentbalt
ui3t geitattete. Die brittii6en Wtinilter ltellen
bic Antlage nit l~1n,pillen in Nbre0e, ais bdtten
ie Die Qbretie angeratben.
9a5 Q8rad oe5 9ampfers vGitp Of 9tetpz
Oort" mar au8etHanber 9ebrp9en unb per-
ihlpunoen.
Die v2pnbpn Shines" i6reibt Gin Iei6tes
SteI9en be3 GOnf6o. 2tnlebens uro cine Geacz
ton an Der Barrier 86rle Der 9rpbung pes
anlerituniiden Hepriientunten 6uuIes ae9en
6runtret6 megen Der meritanii6en Sraae gu.
Die oItnle54 glaubt ieoo6, baB Der 8el9luB
Oe8 .6auie8 ignprirt Dper 5uritd9enpmmen perz
ben tDeroe.
Die 9arlament8z@ erbanplungen tparen lnz
mi6tig.
G0ru5 6telO CAB ben llnteritiberu oes atz
lantjiben Sele8rapben Elm 9rObe8 8antett. 01.
QOam5 uno Ytr. Bright maren 5l9e9eu uno
taui6ten internatipnule 66Ri6teiten aus.
9a3 9}ublifum muroe am Is. our6 bic
9(a6ri6t pie pom 8lib 9etroffen, DAP Gartbalz
bis BE u6 5u GnOe gebe unO DAB er am %.
na4 Gaprera 5uridtebren peroe, ba Die 2luiz
regulg ielne &ei unDbeit untergrabe. 0aS3eug=
NIP BON Ner5ten prroe beigebra6t, aber oen=
np9 perbreitete ii6 bas @erii9t, oaB Die Gez
gierrlg Die gt6reiie auf 9%lnltiften 9tapoieon's
%ini1nuirt babe. 0ieie Gera6te ipuroen BON Qpro
Clarendon I'M 6auie Der Serbs uno pom 9pro
8almerItOn I'M Sauie Der Gemeinen entl6teoen
in Abreoe geIteut. Sic iagten, gtapplepn babe
gegen ben @aribalOt ge9ebenen 8ilItollm ni6ts
eIn51tDenoe1, ionoern ptlIe ibn gu m~iirDi9en =
unO Der 8eoante, al8 babe Die en9lii9e Hegiez
run9 elmer Ginmii6ung BON iener Settle @ebDr
5ei6entt, Jet imam.
Die 4reuBeH eritirntten 9Ippel am Wtprgen
beg 18. Sic nabmen 80 9anOnen lno 2 big
5000 9efangene. Sic perloren 5pei @enerdle,
ie6ji9 OfH3iere unb 600 Gemeine. Sic 9dnen
iouen 3tpllhen 80 uno 100 Oifi8iere ltno 1000
&anpTunfdbtge ~perloren babert. Ser Siea
puroe nit 9rOBem SubeG in Berlin beqriBt.
SO beiBt, baB Die YreuBen 9Qien pccupirt llnp
beI6loien baben, 9an5 SltlanO gu beieben.
9le HOnoOner Gpnferen5 lolte am 10. sI=
i%an1mentreten unb< es miro auf'S 9teue rer=
ii9ert, baB England uno Srantrei9 gana iiber=
einitimmen uno oab Elm frieoli6eS @elultat su
erparten itebe.
Ser Raiier M~arimillan fam am IS in Rpm
an uno purOe auf's Gldu3enOite enpfangen.
Ser Raiier NapOleOn erpfleblt, Die m%eritani.
i4en @ntihdbigung89eloer fir GeOuctiOn Der
Steuern in Srantrei6 gu perpenpen.
Queen8town, 81. 9(prit. 9aS @eridt,
baB Der 9umpfer y8aparia" bon elmer bdni=
i3en 8re9atte 9efapert pOrOen iei, lit un9e<
9rinOet. 9erielbe traf am 20. in Soutbamptun
Elm.
Die Qdnen buben fi6 BON 9appel na6 9u-
fen 5urld9e5Ogen.
Gtnige Dtit9lieOer Der Gpnferen3 traten am
20. Slianmen, uber Der 3eprdientant bes 8uns
Oestags mar u~bweienO unS bic Gonferens pere
taste fh BIB gum 25.
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MfarDlauO Staats= Tair.
~Spei9pcrein tes Gtntrals gtefOrmuercims.
4 Mnrn 49,.

Den 8ewpbntrm bar 4. @arb biene biernit sur Ma6ri6t,
am iesttn WtttpO8 abaebaltenen @~eriammfunS rSrmf,d5
%ersantfrt bat. Die teseimasteen Der ammlungeu merben
tn Sutun't lseen Witttpcb Mbenp UNI s ubr TN 9ptale eS
Srn. ebds. 8dtlsr. @de 3Untbaro un6 6rpntfr., abaebalten.
Us wereen aae Dieienisen, bic lid an3uI blteeen munI6en,
lDiDPtl 6 o. 4 rnn II Sefr
Die Nctiticn bre 0entral Mefcrm OsereinS
@eerndte Gremplare Der Petition an bic Staots-g UnSen-
til. liegen nnnnetr BET 6errn prinesbetn, Sir. 16 Sub
Jreceltftrase, sur Abbpluna brett. Der enelt56e Mbprud
trtrb aud tn etntsen Ses n fsrtts fein. IS TT erpinI6t, tab
aasenetn uns l6nea nit Grnit un6 @tfer an bic Sadie se-
gnngen ptrb. (MDM(
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/ Nd6 ber Sr0nt. Sin 8eebl kbes
arieg8miniiteriumS beitimmt, buB allie Sploaten
wel6e auf Spe5ialoienit bier iinb, it6 iofor
nd6 ber 6rpnt 5n begeben baben. 9tur &ranfe
uno momentum &rieg8untauglide iino papon
ausgenpmmen.
t Die n-tbe-9ap Der befunnte
Chippewa 6duptling, lpel6er fiir5li6 in eilem
6auitfampf NIT einem leiner Gpllegen Durh 2
<geln perpunbet wurbe, befinoet ii6 pieoel
onf Dem @ege Der 8eierlng.
t 9etratb8f6eine.- @dbreno oes
pergangenen Wlpnat8 murben bur6 81. 5,
MeigS, ben Glerf Der Court, 100 6eiratbs=
idetne ausgeiteQt, bapOn 80 far 6arbige.
/ 2obn erb6bt. @eitern Morgen begaf
ii6 Elm Committee Der S6iffSbauer (Joiners,
gum Naopiefretdr ul1o iudte oarltm na6, ben
NrbeitslObn auf So td9li6 5u erb6bea. 9ta9,
benz Der Setretdr betreff5 bieier Nn9elegenbeit
NOD nit Nomiral Smith gelpru6en, erIieb ber=
ielbe ben 8efebl, ienen Qlrbettern Die perlangte
QobnerbDbung 5u 9etpdbren.
s. en-. Sc arttnbale lit ieines MntteS
alS Wttlitdrgpuperneur beS 9iitrifa entbpbelt unb
su Sen. Butler befoblen worpen. 3erlelbe
bate oarum na9geiudt, ibn fit me6r uftipen
9ienlt S1 pertpenoen.
8i5 iebt lit nod felt Na9fpI9er ernannt unb
Capt. Sbepbore Oic@opan, 81. 81. g., perliebt
einittpei(en ben Sienit.
2ieut. 81. 6. 8afer pom Sc. Stem Oprf
He9t. wel6er felt 26 Wpnaten ais Nil. @rpz
fpBmaridaI fun9irte, lit sum 9tipzbesGamp
Sen. Wartinpale'S ernannt tporben.
I 8e9 terun95pferbe nj it 9 e.
| d lag belegt. 8orgeltern berri6te cine
ungebeure 9~lufregun9 in Der gan5en Stabt unO
jpar in SOI9c Oes umltanbeS, oab UIf 8efebl
oeS arie9Sminiiters ale Der He9ierung geb6rige
8feroe, peIde 5t 8ripat3tpeden benubt plr>
ben, NIT 8eidla9 bele9t murben. 9lQe 8a6en
auf ben Straben maren peritdrft II. 8atrpuilen
marl6irten bur6 Die Stabt. 0fan erbielt auf
oieie @eiie ungefdbr 100 Stid 8feroe uno cine
9rOBe In5obl Beripnen puroen in Spl9e bier
pom lta6 benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ipeoirt, Ipdter
ieop9 ipieoer entla1Ien. Sin Der Gde BON Z.
Str. lno 4d. Nuenue bate fi6 cine 5ablrei6e
DtenI 6enn1en9e %periammelt, inoen1 man baIelbit
mebrere nit II. g. ge5ei6nete Yferoe in SUIT
ihen unb dnotren Subrperten entoedt bate.
Wen d enbtebit a Il. Ger9angene1
Sreitag tpurpe Ntinna Silt, Elm beutl6e8 WtdO=
den, aus DEM 6auie BON Mr. Sacob g8ilion
auf benz Ssluno bur6 2 @eiber nit @emalt
entfabrt uno no6 bent 6aule BON Str. t6arta=
9uliS in Z. Str. gebradt, weldem le befablen,
lie einitlpeilen SIT bebalten, Bis ie perlan9t
pirDe. IS it Oalielbe Mdoden, melde Casper
Saur pertla9t, einen NOtb5u6tsperiud an ibrer
PerIon peribt su baben, in 6ol9e beien Saur
unter 8iirgldaft geitelt murOe. Scr. @ilipn,
pel6er ie alsbalp permibte, ma6te Die 8olisei
auf oas @ei6ebene aufmerfiam uno Boli5iit
GtbIon fano iie balo aus. Sas Wdo6en 9iebt
Die g(au1en Der beipen ais Wlr8. Serter uno
Gatbarine aaimer an, welde beioe perwanDt
nit SUur lino.
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StGOtratb.

Grter 3wetg.- Som Wtapor ging
cine Communication Der @ascompagnie elm
pe9en mebr 3ablung fir Die StraBenlaternen.
3um Srud beprpert.
Gin Communication ppn1 StdotcDmmif1dr,
DAP Die 9erltelung BON 4 @bSugstandlen in
SaratOgaitrabe $4O0 toiten tpirOe. lleberz
tpieien.
Som 2. 3ipeig cine SrpinanS tpegen ferne=
rer nnteritiBung Der Sploatenfamilien. 8eiz
geltimmt.
Sutebart cine Orpinans, ben @ebalt bes
8erwalters pom Court 9puIe ouf $500 gu err
b6ber. 9lmenoirt gu 500 uno genebmigt.
Hobinipn cine Orbinans ipegen Oeffnun1
ppn !6plibapitr. pm Baltimore bis SecOnoz
itrabe.
!6prner ein ENHANCEMENT, ie SO SUP p 3oa
SIT erpeitern. Nudbem 0lr. Streeter bieriber
cine lange uno pprtreffi6e 8eoe 9ebalten, per-
tagte iid Der 3meig.
3neiter 3weig g. = Wfr. Grams einen
9eri6t, bic 8dumli6teiten Der superior Court
gu ertpeitern. Ingenpmmeu.
9r. S9parb einen 8eridt pom ~pereini9ten
Committee segen cine Yetittpn ppn Dull unb
Suttle ipegen Grbbbung Der 8eSob(ung fir
9rltdarbeiten, mpran ii6 cine lan9e Sebatte
tniipfte, an beren S6luB Scr. @ilmot ppr>
i6lug, ein Committee fIr 9rudIa9en II. +. NJ.
Su ernenner. @erpprfen.
Scr. 8rppfs Bill $50. 60 tpeqen geri66nez
ring BON 9ruio Sill unb Batterlons 8art.
gfa6 LANCER Sebatte fir 0tittpp6 auf Die Re=
9%iitranoe 9eiebt.
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ScoureaorS's 0lrmee.

Stem 0Or., 2. 0tai. Sine 9epel6e Der
Shines" aus 8aibin9tOn melpet, Dap 8eaure=
8aro nit ieiner 9anjen Irmee, IS : 10000
ytann fart, pur6 @eter8burg, @u., getOm=
men iei.
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Sactcr=O elcllen oufoepnBt !!

SdmmtIi&e Bidder eielrn rerben btsrmtt eriubt, elmer
Weridmnllun9 am Dtenias DtCreen 9 Ibrl BET Bouts Mubl,
1873 3ertuetpnnr. am Wlarfte betSupDbnen. Cine pettere
9eriammluns ptr6 Dtenfas Mtens 7 lbr an BEN lelbeu
pldse %faitftneen Is 1T I'M Snterefe zines Sseen BET bic
len UerianlmlunSer fb gu bl ~betli9en.
Sm NuItrdae bes @pmite' i :4A-& 14
SSbn 99ttttsy, gDaitinstpn, Gbas. 8afer, Senrg genb,
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TreSerice 9lvenme SauDcrei1t-

Der pbtse Weretn 1T SplfInets Drsanifrt unS bur6 sic
@nnapnte elmer srrednaBtgen &onhttuttcn un0 ,einer aroGer
Set5stlitsuns Der 5Ortttrt.t e%eeben seit6ett. Ditienisen.
mel3s f3 ned an e%sntlslbea ~bstbeIieen molten, fup bttrmit
etn9slaeen,l t3 am 6rtttag, BEN 6. b. ~. MttnbS s uhr in
her 8eeauiuns bes 9rn. Srtn geetb, an Der 6repetif 0toa6
Hp. 1O4 etnsutineen. inhenl tie smeite @tnsabluns ~fattfinSet
unh sum eritennaal gelp p~erfauIt miro. II
(Ns-Dp) s.. Earn, pr. Gefr.
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3 8rppnsDiae SpurnaE bat Die Na6ri6t,
d Die Sran5pien aus Der Staot Meritp
jjeben, mas ais cine Gnte angeieben msrs
IaQ.
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MmfOr0er11nn4

Ale Wttslieber bS 3uiGneiSer.9ereinS merSen bterrntt
ruf9efcreert, elmer General 81 rflnnmlun9 am Dienfa5 BEN
3. Wlat. Mbents s nbr IN Der jteten oane bet5npcbngr, ba
0el6dfte pom Der gr5Bten QDi6tt fe t ~Sprliesef, rei6e ole
Anweienbett eines jseen WttetteSeS e.. prcert. Gbeuir wers
cen aGs Oteienteen, bic benz @traine nod ni6t ~beiettreteu
ftnb, ppbl tbun, fb b~emielbeu nn;ul6lieBen. SIN Nuftras
Spbaun SeusIer prGf6ent
(DpDi) e S pbann 81 d m Sefr.
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s4mitltAe 8rtefliftc.
Oer(an9t unO ge(ud6t.

Wpr(nmof. 1anfsta Ia9tee s8neiber (craer 8iaFs)
O[Itut'jat fur GDalm.arbeit. @ute Yrstie rer-
saransirt bet 9 mttt, Brothers & 50, SO. 20 g3eR-
Baltimprefr.
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Ecntonia 80uDerein $40. 6.

Sereins%2Ofal @eit 8altimureltr. $40. gu.
gerettS 1T Der ieten Ilrnta5 NbenS Sisuns taltenbe Geu-
tCnta Sauser'in no stan;epb aus eslaufen unb piele Wit.
9lteeer %eedslten taben ben Wunib nuSseiprr6en einen crei-
fern Ap . ing etben treten sa lafsn nne spar uuter beriel-
W NJ RH." n'N :. ~ ~ peh""Ve WI
T9len. fne bRfIi6f e~tpseIaeen, f6 Wpntas, ben 2. 0iat,
NbenbS s llhr etrtuErher.