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Seter an fSrperliten Sranfbeiten Seieente, iolte fb mi
Der 16dit merfwiirSisen GrTupuns 9auniheicts befannt ima:
fen.
Die gauniasittf6sn Seilmittel beietem in einem sntru:
mente, ter eeberspefer 9enannt, unp in Del gum duberli6er
@ebranh.
Sic gnuentuna tes Snaruments unt Sels 1T einfad. ii
Der ssirfnns aber uberraidens nnS ~srfol9reid, 10 rie in aler
5Guen ~oefabrlps.
3ablreite Sranfe, tpelde fat ale ipnit befaanten 6eilmit
tel serseblid ~aebrdudt batten, erbielten snr6 ben gebraud
Der pbigen 5eilntittel lire serlprene @~eiuntbeit wieeer.
Ifau tpenee iih MIR idriftlidb an mid uno i'd peree berett;
pilig iebe nptbrenriae Iusfunft aeben; aud fann tas Sebr:
bud pn Garl 9auniheibt este Iufase), metbes in beutid
pter ensliid soue %auffldruna siett. fur 81 so eurb mild BE-
,poen rerten. 9as Sebrbuh, Seuti6 pter ensliib nebit Sn
itrument unb Del fOitet s%uiammen S., 80.
GUn allen Seiten trehen fprtmabrenb bic erfreulidi'en Seu9
niRe elm, welhe ten bcben @ertb pbiSer erTnsnns ~bsitdti9eH
Sob n Stnben, gdrnIdetettf.
Suii H., "a. 2etterbpr 1884. 9leYeldne, S6iO
Sd bin 10 eben ron einem geiude su Or. Spbn Climber, it
cleveland ,urud9efebrt, unb Bin sSQis nit rem @ebraudb ts
Sniruments uro ferneren 8ebanbluns befannt. Sds Saus
Or. Sineen's mar BEN eansen Sag 8etrdnst spn Eatienten, uni
has Snitrument unt Sel nit elmer ri6tsen Sebannlun9 iutrf
@unser.
3ualeib babe ib elm Snffrument, welhes bic STEELE be-
9lutesel eriett, unp ib Fam Sranfbeiten beilen; pelde feir
Doctor i'm Stance 1T, sa furiren, nnb 3mar pbne SdraerSen
Siefe 4rt Der 6eilung non BEN neiften Sranfbeiten mure,
Zen %erfuneel.
gud Babe i'd bic pten an9esetenen Snfrumente, Dele, Sh;
der II. I. 10. gu %perfaufen.
8crrse 8raunef,
graunIteirttft unb ebemalisea %gGunearst
Ser 1tnterseidnete lit felt Is Sabren OHentliter Nptar por
WaYne County, O., @r perferttgt nne be9laubtat 8dufbrtere
@er1hreibunaen, II. {. 10. uno bauptidhlid Splr1adten mad
9euti6lanb, rne er ihnteitelt i6 cab BET cen, er mSdte lager
SauIenren, melde ct aussefertist, mod feline surndaemieien 1T
gr beiprst unb madt bic ~nGtbiaen @apiere fir Splsaten.
@u6 BAT CT cine grpcerie nne Sancp Stpre, UNI Sd6en
rel6e in fsiner anteren @rpcerie 81 finhen, ftnp bet ,bn1 y
baben, ale: gluseln, 9petiden, Sasp. Gbuculate, Slstsmebl
Sarrellen, Simburser unc S6wei3er Sdie, serpllte @erite II
!. 10. II. {. 10. ,
speben Won Rem Often suradsefebrt, BAT ct ZEN srSbten un,
fd5uiten Stpd Yn Spiel5ahen unh 8ancp @ppbs, welher II
@apne GpuntY GIT fineen unb perfauft iebr billts.
@ut 1T elm altes @las @en spn ben Sranben rpn Selle9s
Sslant, unp and Elm ,peni8 reiner granntwein auer Nrt De
ibni III baben.
Seter befpn,mt ZEN @ertb ieines gelres, aber ss 'p're MID
gepunpt, unb aud nidt selunpt.
Sierra 8raincf,
Nutar, @rccerif, Sdntler in tauiencerlei Saden uni
9raunideietit.
Ippfer, BEN s. Sult 1864.
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Ger Undergraduate bietet fplBenees @isentbnm gum 8erfau
aus, nemlib:
Ole unabsetbeilte 6dlfte Ter start= grauereip ron Wansiele
Sie unat9etbelte 6dlfte spn 3 @anpGsen in Wansfelc, mi
einem auten 9adieinbaus, in ether pprtre Hliden Gage.
Die unabsetbelte Sdlfte zines Sauplases NIT eineIn srpber
frame Sauie unb swei 9ier=gemblben.
Die unab8etbeilte 9dlfte zines srpben @aarenbauIes at
Nfaintrabe.
9ie unabsetbeilte Sdlfte elmer 5arm pom 131 ader, ~ aRef;
len 6tltd pom MansIelb.
sammtlides uben a~ufsefabrts Gisentbum pirb entweeer gu
iamnen ceer einSeln su ~nietrisem Greiie unb inter biui8er
Wetinsunben ~serfauft mereen.
si Sclerb 9eutbnsr.
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seantsu Ycrter, fafrten i'm mad einem naben 8an=
me, sates ibm 3 Weinuten 3eit gum G'etets uno
tappnnstirtsn tbn lrrann, Els CT tcot irar. slae
9eriuhe, Ben Ssrseanten su %rstte,, tatten iih SUI
rrr erfrlslrs e%rrislen. 9rrter's Sienit;eit lief
aetern al. (8alt. Grrreip. rent %. 9lua.)
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Bur Uahriht!

Meinen Sreunssn unb 9efannten, ip,pie eem gutlifun
~aterbaupt, tiene biermit sur gadridt. bas id an benz 3ol=
bauIe an Der 2~iYinsitpn Strase columbus unb 98in6eiter
5%urnpife) teitGnris friibes saserbier iopie anbsre @etrd :.
balte. aQe Die bel mir ~einfebren, werben serib niht unbe.
irieeiat aus meinem 6auie aeben unb ib erlaubs mir hebbalf
lie bic elm friibes @las Bier u. |. 10. su trinfen winlben,
si~nsulaoen, lei mir einsnfebren.
Srishrih Scra.
Mna. 3. '6I. 4mp II 2m bw
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Nn @ebrehli6e II. GerwunDete.
lteber 5000 GsrIpnen fnt sebsilt tpprtsn, turd
C3cp. Neuuer'S Sei[erSe Sofbe.

Der Nrt, baB fe fir ~unbeilbar erflirt pornen iparer, ndml6
8npdenirab, meise @eihwulH, Sfrpfeln, SaIshub, @rbgrint,
GrYiipelas ittrarse 9lattern Gbeunatismus 2dbnrnna.
Sdmide unt Shwienen int &idgrat; aud an her eun9e,
anf Srimntrne res Gndsrats, l1sberpadiuns Der @elenfs'
aUe Irten ron Gnt,Ineun9 an Der "eber, Ter SunAe, ZEN Tie'
rem, augen, Sbren, Sautbeit, 100 Die Sbren auslaufen. gu:
fdui9e pter friide 0Suncen percen in nn9lanblih furSer 2eit
Gebeilt ebe es eitsrt beilt es ihon spn innen beraus. gldn,=
lid Snpdenquetfhuns, Serrenfung, gSuncen Die en'b 6au=
en-, Steten poer Shieben SerurIadt ifnb. @beniD Tertren=
uuna, aud rann mod, me1n rcr 9ranb peer Mprtiffatipn am
S~efansen Bat. SIR yGberes befrase prer aereifre an
Or. @errae 9ennsr,
SifTn, senera &c., g., nabe benz @iientabnrepUt
81. 9. - Nriefe, ,pesen antwprt BON mir, mhhen einer
Gpfitintp entbalten.
Den tS. Suli "a. 3IHt@
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Sine sarm, entbaltsnp 1872 adsr. pppon ~unssfdtr so gds
aeflIrt iinb, wirr biernit gum Gerfauf ~angebpten. Cute &c
tdure fine auf tisfer 5arn. ebenio Sensen une Elm %trasenre
Sbitsarten nebft Nutem @aFer. 9ieSarm lie9t etwa s WPei;
len iIeli6 ron @ileah, 50 ppb SpuntY, Sbip.
gSegen Ndberem peute man ib an
S. s. 9anmer,
@ilear, @ppb County, S6ip.
Suln <. 1854. 6mtp
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uno iclbe Granftsiten, welhe aus Der lll>
%oronuns Der 9eber urb Der Seroauunss=
Srsane entNeben,
ns,bsn eurirt burt
Or. SppfIanD's
0cmtSbes Sitters,
oas sroBe, itdrtenbe MiteI.
Sisi' Pitters botsn msbr 8rren te.rirft, tsfrisbiaen
aussnsinsr, unt tater mstr rsirsstatIe 9iraer
auftursiien, bic bafir ~einieben,
ale ir9enb elm anberer Mrtffel TIM NIarft.
.Nsmanb tirb ei.is gsbauptuns ~piberIseen tSnnen, I'M,
mir ts3ahlen
1000 Collars
Hemjsniasn. Der te~tpeifen fam, ba6 iraenb tin rcr
uns rntltsirtss 3euarib un6ht lei.
9oofanb'S beutihes 8itters
furirt ieoen San ron
ebrrn'fher rher nersSfer @fspdde. gefdnerten Der Mieren
nae Don tr!tsn 8ranfteien, bic aus eneAt unrrbent-
ltfcn Wfasen entfeben.
W's~ Stan tecfdhte fcfasnbe srmrtpme, mel.
te ans Der unrrbnnna Der 0ereaurnas.S Organ
s~ntaafsn:
Verfptfuna fnrerlife @effmdire, gluifberbaufung an
Hpffe. Maaenidnre, it!er 9fru&, Ser,trsnren.N bnsi.
euna eeaen e rehen. @Gmere i'm Maaen, faures
Nuftrbtn, Sinfen rter OGDEN Der Maacnbant,
Sttrrte int opfe, fhnenes unt befbwer.
I1rs Mtbnen, 6ersrphen, elfideu.
bS @efitl beim Qeeen, &C..
6ttsfbpd6e. Gedsn unb
Fahen ppr ben Mugen, febeGfher
inp bum pier dinner, I'm Rcpfe, Wan.
al an Sdheib. geltlite Saut unt Nuaer,
Stnerser In ben Sehen, an, &idcn, an Der
Vruf, Zen @ietern Il , tlGtlife Mnfdne DON biSe,
yrennfn i'm iflsifte furtmdbrente Gtntdbuna unb 1urdt
Dor alns|ieafalen, unp fete qebrddte @emitbsamnm uns
Wan rsrasis niht, eas bieiss 8ittsrs niht alec
bclilh 1T, feinen Stun poer @bisfsp emit.
+ bait, Nieunanosn ~tstrunfsn ma.
der fam, atsr bas Bette
tslstenbs Mittel In
Ger MsIt it'll
Die nadfolsenoen 3eugnife beitdti9en oas
obige
grn rem Gtrp. Pebi q. ged d, Yafrr Ter 8abtiaenfir
~ p%smtsrtrn. Stem Seres, friber an Der Mrrb gaptiRsn
firte in philadelphia.
uNir Ia SppfldntS teutffes gitters felt etner sReibe sn Sab
rem Trbi tetdnnt'. SO tate es in mersr stpsnsn 5amiie aetrautt un
cine mi, iunaen taten mir 70 suasfaat tas i'd mid reranlast fitite, {
stHsn @neeren NJ enpfstien.. uh i'd rsis sae 80 tn elmer aufanen
rrblttdteen gFeife pfrrft Fat. Gs maGt mir befrrtereS yeranIaer
tiefe Z tatfade 6Hennid sur 8enntnie ,u brinaen, unt hermit bieieniser
relhe on Rem ueteln lsiten eeser r,lte tkfes gitters ~empfpblen mri
earauf anfmerttam ~ n'adsn, meil i'd aus erfatruns meis tas mein
@mristlrna fd bewdtrt. SD tue Is NIT gereniaen, ta SppHanb'
Vtfters ed;n tefimnnt IA, tie 2sitenten III fdrfeu, unb fem berauf5ente
S&napss ID.
Str auhi6tser
Qepi g, peH.
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melecten Saurtfrasen i'm Sntcre1e hss GsihaftS
unb nes Qereins.
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Jpt uuIrtWIt9tt
Qeri 6. Bed.

0cn tent gb'm. 8. Nemtpn grpnn,D ., gerfaRer
Der Encyclopedias of Religious knowledge unb 9erausse.
Der tcs Christian Chronicle, ptlatelpbia.
."Stfdpn i'd niht asnsiat Fin. gatnt .gpetisinen I'm ausemeinen ,u BE.
snnftsen UNI 1e ~ srsfstlsn ia Id ben Snsresienaien uh gDirfunsen
ni6t traue 70 femme Id bh fetren ttnreihenben Grune, restafb elm
g'snih midi, 3eusnis atleeen funte. In gtrsH Der. mie er elaubt, burf
cen @esraaS stnss etnta6sn grararates seranhsten aDirfuneen mem
SD true 90 n6 liebsr in gesua auf .SppHant's beutf6es gttters'
re es ron 2r. 6. 81. Sadfcr tabter prdpnrirt rire, neil Id Sabre.
lang Elm Vrrurtbeii seaen taHdte teate. "a i'd alaubte, es fi bauptfd6.
lid etns altrhrl snttaltente G9rtur. SD bin meinen 5reunbe, 5rn.
&rtert G trenater. fir tie geieitieuna hiefes @prurtteHs burh see8ne.
te strsife uns fir ben gutter @att, es Bet meinem eeiten In Bvse gro.
Ser uns artaltenfer Sdrdde ~ aetrarGsu, ,u 3anf %Serpfthtet. Der
Gebraud rr brei 5affen fiefes giters 81 9nfane tiks Satres bate
auaenfdsirlits @ttr!fe uf he ~ eirem asriFsn Grate bic Nieherber.
fe1un 4 Ter aSrrer- urt Geiac strait sur Tplpe, relde i'd felt ben rpr.
B%eraetsnter Wrndtsn ni6t fiblts unb tte i'd ME mteter 40 erianaen
rdtnte. 3atfr tanfe i'd Gpt unb meinem 8reunbe, tae Ct mir zen
8ebraud tiehes grdparats anrtett.
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s. 3. @et&sr. >. 10n
s. y. Netider unD &c.,
@rrbbdneler nit
Groceries. 3iauDren. @einen, &C.,

Srpceries, XtquDrea, Wetnet1, &C.,
brittle Strabe, jmiih'n 9sain nnh @alnut,
Mansfelb, Sbtc,
,etsen adtunasscQ ttren teutfasn eaurstsuten pn 8i6iane unS anhestn,
BEN Counties an. hs he einen srcetn gcrratb prn 9Seta une etaurren IN
fNReSaas altem Stanhe sprrathis baben, inter Nneerem
2Nbisfp, 8rancD, 2Sein,
Don alien surten uns gu auen greifsn. esrner aatad, Gerar,s, fur
aGes, mas in bas Grpeerte. Sad ihlGgt.
seluuSers mSaten He nod parauf unfmtrtfam MAIDEN, .tas Rs f%Urtwdsrsnt
sdweiser mno Nimburscr Saie, boil. Sdrinse,
Saroinen, beutf1s uuo frau,sffat Senfe,
urs autere 2eneat.Fen an Saub taben, bic Fe III ben biuisaen grsihn St
taufen.
%.a5ebruar 4. 1864. m6hbs
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Sie Is in Mempbis ansiiebt. Sem Me'np9is

SSte c4 III Miet1QDt9 Qll3)legI. Scm Wfn1rpte
9ln;eiscr entnebm,cn mir Die ~fclsennen 8rcden:
Sn Dem 8afcfen, I'M Seaer nes RON Wtr.
SAeQcntaum an Der Gfe BON 9eal= nno Sfelfr
StraBen tewctntcn SauIeS murHc am lcbtcn San,>
faa Der fart in 9errei lung heterogeneous &rrper
einss gsesers fcfcnb sefunnen. Sc miro s~sslauft,
baB Der 3cacr III fetrunfcncm 3uitanre bort bincin
frch u,n ipGtcr niAt ,ncbr 9erans frnnte.
3wei Sramenstn mer III ~fDreraler uniz
fern ~aeflcioet, murSen am Sienita9 i'm Stirring
8(cf" ataeliefert. sic traren in Den Gan,ps fes
81. Wfiic. Snf. 9tea. rer6aftet ,rcreen, tp eas
cine Mlnhen in Der Giseni6aft eincs Samfcurs
uuo paS annere ais Seamltcr %fun9trte. Sane Sbcrt,
Der Santcur, Bate ihpn fritber ein Sabr ala Yrtz
rate int 6. Saincis @ap. &es. scrient, mar in Der
Shlaht lei S6i(c9 rcr,runbet mnb balo naraui
en~tla11en rcrnen. 9as annere Srauen;in,ner 9sibt
2cu. Mcrris, has etenfauS frI6er ihrn 9 Wcnate
aenieut batte mnn s,rar i'm 10. Wlifouri Gar. @es.
-gs 1T Die 9ltiidt Der Se9Srecn, ie mad Saule 81
ienben.
Grmprbet IN ibrer eiaenen 8cbauiuns rurz
ben lebte g9che bic brei 8riicer 8ateman, irel4e
am S%snneies lfer s~eseaiter benz Sslano $40. ~
i%rc6ntcil.
Sic pcn unten tcrauffcmmcnrcn 9rrte ra1iire,
@aine's Rambling CUR NahtSett NIT aus9ez
IGiAten 2aternsn. = Mu9entltflth 1T bort cine
8etelcn.@ atterie aus 6 Weihiiscn ~bsitsbsnO, rlaz
cirt, Die eirf cine 9rt9ace Sntanferte 9eceat mtro'
Sic Mrtiacrie 1T Ron Seras.
0as 9latt 1T NIT SrcrnanSen BON Der Wilttarz
te9Srcs a%nsefaat.
Gin idrediittr WorfaQ a1 Der Baltimore bio:
8abm." Nls settrn Mtcrsen Elm NIT 600 sclpaz
ten ansefiQter srain, mad CAREERS Terrp ,'nterz
meas, 8eltsriae raiirtc, trarfen bic Snlaiten rss
3uses nit faulen Msrfeln mad ben in g. Sisni'
t6uenren, 0eteransa. 9icies ertitterte bic Ssstsrn
nermaBen, Dap elmer %esrlslten, Der Serseant Yors
ter, nura einen ShuB einsn auf Dem Srain bst'ncz
lihen Wtanm psrpunrete unS einen a%nSersn. Den
Gsmeinen Sciep9 2ausbin BPM II. Wertlcnt Msst,
tDotete. 9aranf rerlieben Die auf Dem Srain be-
fnblihen Selpaten ben Bug, ersrinen Zen Ssr'
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grn rem Gbrn. 8. 8. Gunner, YaNrr Ter fetthae 81
9. Stride, ~ philadelphia.
Tr. Sadfcn N3ertber Serr! Nadtem Id Str teatfdts gittsrs
+ duRa In ncner Semitic tsrnt tate tn i'd ist III ter Grfldruna BE.
cit. tae ss mir arpsen Nusen stmdbrt bat. Sd sn Der uebtr,e nauu
tas es tn ZEN reifen 5dGen a1seneiaer S6wdae hs Ssfems has N&er
fe unb wertbscafe mir tefannte Selmtttel TT.
Str ersebener
s. s. Surnsr,
so. 76 glprb 10. Stra6e.
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in Der srOssn ppn Ger ~Siesieruns unb hem staate sarantirten
6. 6. Ssiterrcihiihen 0eln=@srlpp flung.
Ole SaupttreFer hieies s~rpsartiaen ltnternebmens iinb: 81
@etpinne pnn 800, 900, n spn $50, 900, 1903 ron $50. 900,
80 pom 1916, 900. rO5 Spn St2. 900, 80 Won S., 900 &c. &c.
Sdmmtlide Genuine ine in @Ubruibruns bere6net. Sdbrs
lid A 9iebunsen.
NGdte 3isb,ns AM 1. Setctsr 1864.
Ser bOdite Geuiun lit 100, 900 9pllars in Gjplb.
gair erlaTen gu serielten 1 suus su 81. If epofe gu $40,
70 Sopfe 81 $50 @olp une fam Ter 9etraa uns in Wehiel
uf Srnrpn, 6amburs, Bremen &c. ~einseiantt ,perben,
Niemant m6se peridumen, iid an tieiem
@ladsipiel gu tetbeilisen, in weldem m an
permittelf elmer febr gertngen ginlaae ir
auberprhentli6 bpbe Genuine erlanaen fann.
9eielunaen perten ~umaetenb ~aussefnbrt unb bic @ewinn
liten unmittelbar mad Der s3iebuns franco suseianst. Man
pUae id ~sefaaisf baltist unc brett msnsen an bag 9anfbaus
S. II. g. Sricntcra,
in frankfurt a. M., 9eutidlanb.
P. S. = gaenten werren inter ~sanaisen 9eeinsunaen &c.
iuht. Splde, Die quite Heferensen anseben peer lontt9'
Si6erbeit tieten fSnnen, erbalten ben Spr;u8.
Snlt 2S. 1864. 6m nod.
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fenfrte.

VVW VHIW. y I. y. NtHHWIpI YHFpI pI III. VUpN'
fenfrhe.
Or. Sadfrn. Wertber Ssrr Sd rurbe stelat eru&t, netnenyVa.
men aur G%mrfetlura Serffisterer Seilmitel tersuaeten Ia i'd iebrd
tiefe grarts ale aus rem yereih rener eptdre betrdGtete, 70 letnte i'd
tn alien SSasn riefss &nfnnen ab tcd dnseadts zines faren gewetes
tn ptden 9dQn unb nnmertii6 In merer Samtfe, rpn rem Nuten bee
rSppaanbs teuHtsn gitters." rsi6e Id tiesnal sen naener Reeel ab
I'm metne pfntss ueberseuauue ausiutriden, eas Is aeeen dusemetnt
GhrdGe res SnHerf unh ndm enlih aeeen Qetertefhrerten, en Hme
reg uns %rerttspass seiimiiisl II gsstl MAG ss in emssn gaaen na
lung bel Der en-. reiGt an pttaen geftwerten lei en-.
@dtunssprl Sr aufrt6Hser "
s. s. 8ennarb,
an S.er untertalb Coates Straee, ytilabelpta.
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WQnbQuSsWnSetg

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gPensu auspdrigen 8reunten iOaic hem retiereen y!uolt'
FUN made i'd hermit bic e~rssbene @n'sige, eaB ~ mem an
6aibaus stnasrittet babe UNI eab,r i'm Stanes bin, Hsiien'
" III isSsr Set auf's gsis su ~bsmirtbsn. MeNense trsrsen
portrefgite ROn, 3immsr, gst'en une aatmertiana &c o.enuna
bel mir fnten unp meree i'd INNER bennbt lsnb pas m1 g.
fdenfte 3utrauen III ertalten.
u. v. ia n,ein Saus an Soanrabe leet. no bic Stra'
Zen. Giisnbabu p%prbefabrt, 70 fam eas pub!itur1 fr D els
spm Nal &oab Depot bic an rasin Saus selan8sa.
pstsr @cr,ilius,
SO, 1853 Glib Sp@Rrase, nate BET We1bpten Sffo.
Columbus, Stip.
sHSr, 2 16i limbo
w. 90 0Dnrris q. S,gSaY.
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gcm Gbrp So arrsn 8 antpIph Yafpr her gaptifsn
Stride, @ermanurn, ga. ".
Or. 6. 81. Sadfrn. Gertter SER Grfabruna an metner esenen
Tericn feet mid in zen G tnnt. tic Grfldrung au MAIDEN, taB i'd has rcn
Stsnn rrdperiI tentids gtttsrs fir Elm. fstr aussesethnets Metisin
lbde. Sn 4dGen tefttger @rfdltura une dneemetner G6md&e that MIR
tisies gitters fbr mrtt une i'd ,reiae nitt tae es bet Nnberen dbnii.
dc %ppbIttihee Wtrfuresn terrprtrinsen mtrb.
SIR aufri6tteer .
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-15
THE REBEL PLANS.

Mr.. Samuel Wilkinson, of the New York
Tribune, telegraphs to that paper that he was
at first disposed TO underrate the strength of
the Confederate invading party, but he now
believes 1t was $4,000 strong He says that on
the 5th day of July written evidence was laid
before General Halleck that a cavalry colonel
In Hampton's division had written a letter,
which was intercepted, and which was dated
s'Ten Miles Northwest of Richmond, Va June
81 in which he stated, IN the confidence Of
writing TO a friend: "Ewelrs corps, with
Hampton's cavalry, over fifty thousand of us
in ALL have received orders to march to Har-
per's Ferry, and the rations for the men neces-
sary to go there have been issued. We are
Just starting.
I'VE know that for the first time in the war,
Grant having drained everything, Washing
ton is LETT almost destitute OF men, but poorly
defended by few militia, and it is thought
that our force is ample to take the city. The
militia will be no match for the veterans. We
have with us such as the Stonewall Brigade.
.'Although our orders read to Harper's Fer
ry, my own belief is that we shall go more di-
rectly to Washington, and many of the officers
are Of the same opinion. l may be in Fairfax
county and see You before this gets there"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-15
SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK m.
S O'CLOCK p. N.
THE LATEST CONCERNING THE IN.
yASlONISTS

We learn that portion OF Moseby's force,
under command of a Capt Manner, passed
1@esburg, a little to the south, at an early hour
during the night Of Tuesday. They had charge
Of $50 head OF cattle, and each man was lesdipg
horse. The force numbered about go, and
they didnot appear to notice anything as they
passed, but seemed intent upon pushing their
way forward. They were subsequently heard
of as passing SDickersyille, and moved on
down this side of the mountains and passed
Ashby's Gap, although it was said they in
tended'going through the latter.
Another body of rebel cavalry (whoee has
not uanspired) was heard of between Salem
and Chester Gap on Wednesday at noon Their
coarse indicated that they would leave Gull
pepper on their left and push forward to some
point in Madison county.
Harry Gilmore and his gang OF horse thieves
and Incendiaries were among the last to cross
the Potomac, which they did a little above Ed
wards Ferry, and after crossing, a force of two
or three hundred was detached from the m ain
command and moved in the direction of Sniek-
ersville, the main force moving ia a due south.
west direction, apparently in a direct course to
Ashby's Gap.
Breckenridge and staff were near Leesburg
on Wednesday morning early and superin-
tended the movement past there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-07-15

movement of The cusky for ms of his guardians,
and on he shot across sc veral nelds, jumping
fences, and Keeping straight aAeaa N inc a..
the city. He ran for ABOUT three-quarters OF
an hour, when he entered q thick woods, and
in his weakly state, being really broken down
by fatigue, he sought place OF eoncealment-
He remained concealed for the balance OF
the night and all the next day, frequently
seeing from his hiding place the rebel scouts
searching for him, and securing the bushes
and woods. Finally, about sunset, almost
famished for water and food, he thougnt ne
would venture out, having come to the con-
clusion that freedom and star vaton were near
iy as bad as being asot 10 the foods no
ever, and he soon saw two men moving to-
wards him, carrying large bundles of hay.
He walked up to them and asked them what
thew were doing with hay in the woods, when
one of them replied. We have hid our
horses in the woods to keep them out of the
hands Of the id rebels, and we are going to
feed them" This reply was sufficient indi-
cation Of their sentiments, and he Immediately
made known to them the circumstances of his
presence in the woods, and who he was They
greeted him kindly and cordially, dropped
their hay, and conducted him by q secluded
route to their farm house, where he was most
kindly and Hospitality received and enter
tanned, both by the old gentleman and the Ia
dies of his family.
sympathizers, and some of the rebel scouts still
proving around, apparently watching for him,
his whereabouts was kepta profound secret by
his loyal host, who, on Wednesday, set about
devising means OF getting HIM to the city. This
he accom- plished, and, at midnight on Wednes-
day, a carriage went out from the city and re-
turned with Major General Franklin, feeling,
as he expressed himsel, more free than ever he
had before felt in his life.
We donot give the name Of this gallant Mary
and farmer at present, for the reason that he
fears rebel retribution, should any more of the
ban iitu be still in the neighborhood.
The General was preparing to leave this
morning again for Philadelphia, to join his
family at FORK, Pa. where he will spend few
weeks in recuperating his shattered health.
1t is but proper to state that Colonel w eolley
went out on Wednesday night with the escort
and brought the General to the city, he ha wing
been advised Of his whereabouts during the
day,