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The weekly union record., 1864-02-27
DIP RAnN.AIS PIII.S

Ifailicted with either Of the above nancl Diseases " a
to six boxes of Dr. Rtiway Pills w yoH. ly t>iu
afw doses ofthe common Drastic rls-ih7t grip tad pt"
you when they opcrateyou may obtain temporary rrri
but il you stop taking these imperfect pS Tor week "f
month YOUR old complaint rctarus Nov. this not IL
method of cure indicated by Dr. Railway Pills Tacy
I perfect cure, and the patient viii hot require any me
medicine.
PILES, STRAINING AND TENES'IUS,
PILES STRAINING AN TENtSMUS,
Are the results of Inflammation irritation of the u'p
membrane of the bowels, induced by drastic pi--the-
imperfect pills instead OF being dissolved 10y The chile ar
carried to the lower bowels and induce pcr attic move
pent or by their irrtionhence the sttiunt
crarnrs wrenchng pains, piles and nls, and the IT.
quen, false the closet that pltcnts TN er
who take these imperfect pills
II YOU would avoid these annoy nceS whenever prg
tive medicine is required, take ose Of
RAILWAYS REGULATING TllIS
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND l.EAN
THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons afflicted with Piles ay rely positive cure
their
COATED WITH GUN.
COATED WITH GUM
COATED WITH GUN
Dr. Railways Pills arc elegantly at~l with Gum, az
free from taste or smell, be ttkon Al AL times ari
all occasions. No danger viii ro>i from colds, expose
to damp weather after taxing these pills
SIX OF RApwlN'' FILLS
laye secured vigorous evacu,tou in severe clSe7 ol j.
fammaon Of the Bowels Paralysis. , after tf"t'1 o.
Harlem OIL injections and ether means comp oeiy '1ici
dose Of Railways Pills will remove all oh-trc"aS' an
free paSsa-c Directions for n-e tf i' eri' l
Price per box - cents sold by IFu-r' Mcicne 4'rt
erS and >tDrekcepcrS
R-Evcry Agent has been 'urnishsl with 5reft M
new made PillS. IS each box enclosed vh steel Il
gravcd label take none Others
S. Nudel L,ae ,ew lo. r.
The weekly union record., 1864-02-27
MEDICAL.
DIR. HOSTETTER'S
S TOMACH BITTERS.

THE OPERATION OF THIS PALATABlE
= remedy upon the stomach, liver and excretory
organs Is regularly soothing and conservative. II
regulates TeeTUlt> and puriie> them. Dyspepsia
IN All ITS forms, yields 70 its control and iuvgors;-
ing properties.
The weekly union record., 1864-02-27
A Word to the Aged.

In the decline Of life the loss Of vitsl farce eonse
qneui upon physical decay. can only be safely snr-
phed by some vivjfying preparation which recruits
the strength and spirits, without entalnr the OK.
hah>tion which i always the final effect OF ordinary
stImuiants. We tender 10 the aged
The weekly union record., 1864-02-27

uac iaes' nl iir. Ia 'sy - s f,i $50. e-t1-- ', ' @
lu.I. .nl par , frn.n tii- ,fV. .t ,t -tl rt..
iir'v>, Thoroughly a. ..- e o. lh- h
a+tc ~ e. 'tl-a tta -t"rtei. a ,tfI' - t'tI,.-
The weekly union record., 1864-02-27
STR AIMING

o,hcc unpleasant -,-n ta;i Iir as, 1f t.'-'.-r
-H p.t+ it tl. Slr.t l.tt $3.50 -- tlt i" i- G.-1
ff-Ta-; TIAN ytIo4 I.ri $50 j., .fst-
Ia g-is Ills B. tt.lf i.'f: -i- .-t g.
lE.4E-. I'll 4, g. k3yII i..H .... o. d, Tl,.-
The weekly union record., 1864-02-27

III ,muat.oa Of To Bowels ~ st ,rul,it. !ive s. --
cs~ o- klinav~ IS nous t7e',,- or }f..as, f-v'--
r Cansc>tiyc Fcvrr >nt.i PIX. 4 te-a. .- ' ri F'.
TX To EIGHT o. Da. ENnNNN.' .;-;''i.t
ING pills WILL PURGE r.;..~.. hi~..N~
FROM TIE SN~CEH il SIX iill.t~.
The weekly union record., 1864-02-27
DR.. Hostetter Stomach Bitters.

IS an iRvigorant and restorative. immediate in
Us beneficial action and permanent in its effect
IL II tones the stomach. improves the appetite. acts
Ike charm upon the spirits
The weekly union record., 1864-02-27

in the grave.
The weekly union record., 1864-02-27
And REGULATE TIE SYSTEM.
Their Great Combinations,
N SUDDEN ATTACKS Of

hey mo-c ccst tan ami ilr~ i- tat' ia- iias .
Nccs, or troion la i'rn Nl. er tat.-' 'H s.' r
ss'ti's and hc.sns than Seam, o- 'lfH'4. 10. Fl
sr t,l>tlrBI
The weekly union record., 1864-02-27

&c pauuruS v'us \
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

Workman sent 20 ali parts to nj NJ
work and repair Boilers - Machinery
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

Nav YoRK, Sept 2l.-The steamer
Eagle from Havana, the 18th, has ar
rived.
ST. Domingo advices state that the
Spanish troops we're drawn from Posto
Plano 10 Meute Christie
Penesuela adyices report all quiet
there, and the gold mines are yielding
largely.
The rebel steamer Denhigh arrived at
Havana on the 18th, from Galveston,
also the Susannah from Houston. The
latter has only 20 out Of 300 bales OF
cotton, having thrown overheard over
200 bales to escape an American cruiser.
The steamer Honey Suekle from Key
West, reports the arrival there Of the
captured steamer MattAgorda, with GOO
bales Of cotton, ca route from Galveston
20 Havana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

PHtLADELPHA, Sept 2I.-The dispatch
announcing a very serious accident on
the p. G. x Il. is not so complete IN its
details, az statement made to us By
Mr.. A. Converse, Of Bueyrus, Ohio, who
was on the train and escaped without
injury. The train left Pittsburg at .
O clock on Tuesday night, and - 4 A. NJ.
ran into freight train, demolish.ng the
engines and forcing the baggage car on
top Of the first passenger ear, which i'm
mediately caught FIRE. Our informant
states that he foremost, car ia which the
loss was greatest, would contain 60 pas
sengers and but seyen or eight are known
TO have escaped me doors we're locked.
The car was crushed and partly covered
with the wreck Of the baggage car, which
took FIRE and communicated 10 the pas
senger car The fire was caused by the
explosion Of the gas receiver The car
was burned up with all on board, so that
only charred remains could be found,
which were beyond identification. The
Conductor was recognized by hit keys
Six or seven, who still lived when Mr..
Converse left, were suffering the most
excruciating physical agony. Nothing
could be cleaned from them. The pas
seDgers in the third and fourth cars were
saved without injury but the cars them
selves we're burned. Bir Converse thinks
more lives might have been saved il the
doors Of the car had not been locked.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23


Egw YoRK, Sept 22.--The Army aud
Nary Journal Of last week says We
know that the Lieut. General believes
ne has the enemy in bis grasp. We do
not speak from Idle rumors or from con
lectures founded on the speculations
upon bis movements Whatever mo.
mentafy dash Of dependency may have
troubled him once il is now gone.
The Heraids Washington special says
On Sunday last d detachment Of the
18th and l4ih New York cavalry, mum
bering 400 men and commanded BY
Col Lacell, by direction OF Maj Gen
AuFur, made a Reconnaissance from here
10 the Railroad bridge across the Rapi.
dan, which was destroyed as well as the
bridgh NJ Liberty The rebel Quarter.
masters depot, containing eonsidera
bic amount Of stores, mill, in which
was stored 1000 Sarrels Of -four, we're
destroyed, and 200 mules aud 40 pris-
onera were captured.
On the way back the accommodating
party fell in with Division Of cavalry
going TO reinforce Early, and being great
ly outnumbered, they fell back to Wash
ington and arrived here this morning
They lost % men. Most Of the cap
tured mules and some Of the prisoners
were necessarily abandoned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
A CARD.

The Enderslzssd kavisz sod CIT his entire sto1k
Of E@sdy Mac CIothings and GsutisEe.s Far
pishsnE Goods, and retired frs1 tbs business,
hsusby expresses his grateful Acknowledgements
ts his numerous friends and eustQa1srs Tor thar
nkss pAzrunzEa 80 libsrzify exfsade1 20 hfEn, and
wszf1 res1ectfziiy recoZmez1 Iessrs. Taylor a
Co Who have Ezcceecee b in In Ire brzlneas, and
who ars nov prepared 70 furnish 70 their custoz-
an srsry arffcis IN their lice q tie vary best
gwaifTy and 81 The zsst fzvorabIs 5ricee
nugso ---H VI. LYON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
RAILROAD Accidents.

PoUcHEEEPsIE, Sept 81. "A seriousac-
cident occurred near Peaknk tunnel, on
the Hudson River Railroad to-day, 70
the train from New York at 3 A. NJ.
An axle of timber broke, throwing the
entire train from the track Two boys
in the baggage car were killed, and a
brakeman and one passenger and lady
badly injured
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
REMOVAL.
THOS. O. MAGHEE

HAS REMOVED HIS wHoLEsALE MAsL.
II featuring Establshnss1t % Nc Ii1sA
STREET tslow Main He h4s . large and eie-
CANT assortment Of Bozs-nads Norkr As Hoe =
the fssst, guaranteed - s'gso1 - fns lest sc
for szis - sessap - the ehsApsst. ass ntts
cheaper
UIs entire stock - c0asisflng 81 ans Buggy
Coach, and CarrfAgs Harness. Lizbf TFpitlhgs
Heavy WAGON. Dray, and EHprass hsruss4s sd
dIeas fu sadiesE VARSITY Brides q All kinda IN
suv asAntfty. Collars, 93rtkss sareinglss. ChseS
L4nss Military WORK. In short everything IL
hls Hns fron Hame Strap 70 " Mouil0r sad
de 't--hss bssu Manufactured ander hls imms-
diass supervision, By skfliful and sxpsrisnesd
w0rk m&r, aad IL nov oEsr@d 70 tie trads At
KAsTERs PRICES. Eeiag sbls 20 eonpets sue
ssssfaiiy vita anything In - market. In style
saish, durability, and price, Be onIy axis trial
Call and sx&zias for yszrssiyas. apzS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
DL3ON'S AROMATIC
CARMINATIvE

Is The only safe and sure cure. Il ssn
AIMS ne epiass or deleterious drugs no min
.ral % other injurious compounds common
o rea.ediez generally sold Tor this class Of
liss.se Il j. 80 eiseaeious that Physicians
ssry zeuerslly use ii in their practice in
IN chronic aud dangerous cases.
pzy- Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt
isl compositions. (many Of which under
siue and ruin the constitutional when yea
an obtain an unfailing remedy rs simple
M safe as Biaekberri@s themselves.
AK faf Lsxss's BLAeKsxEEY CAENTxk-
gIxs. aud see that the pruprisssrs name 10
~rsssen GA the outside wrapper Of each bot
L. Prepared only by
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
-ACoB sTRAUB g. SON

Butchers, Spencer's and
Hargreare's English;
Whipple's american"
Mill Saw Files,
Hand Saw Files,
Flat Bastard Files.
Half Round Bastard File,
Round
Square
Hand
Flat Smooth Files,
Half Round Smooth Files,
Cabinet Files,
Horse Rasps.
The above Files we Will
sell by the dozen at less
prices than can be pur-
chased of the manufac-
turers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

9<An orders wi rsesavs eur tndiTic sal sta.
ton 4ad vii b psuuptiy EIls6 On To A0s'
rsMscEabls tarms-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23

Once and Foundry On the Can
ecrzsr Of Tngle Street.
mhFT-Hy FF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-23
PIANOS.
FIRsT-CLAss PIANOS.
AGENCY.

vz- + wAIxEz- w T. vALKkE, n
VIZ Il. & WI. Il. WALKER,
Agents To~ the purchase eff Real
Estate.
ones e>Thira Street, orPosiss TIE Court Eeass-
fuly7 N.kw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-15
- - - - 77-37'77 10 -
TRI-STEE-, SAI-I

WHEREAS. on the st dav Of July. A. H.,
w ISL. johnson " alker. Of the county oi
Clinton in the State 81 Iowa, executed unto
George = c. Dow. a. trustee. certain deed Of
trust eony ewing to said trustee The land IN Gin
ton county Iowa. de- scribed follows to-wit -
the south east quarter Of the northeast quarter
Of section No. eight > in township No eighty
three 50 north Of range No. four east Of tile
nth jfhi p ~. Which, sad CONVEYANCE was
made b, lii. said Johnson u aiker. toi the pur-
pose Of securing the pay uient q six certain prom
is-ry note, therein specified, and the interest
thereon. siruei by said JnhnsoE Walker dated
the lst da, Of july A. - ISL and pay able
follows: nne for s4.ni PAYABLE June ] I 1852,
one for So ~ pay able January ist. 1853. one for
81 Az due January lst, isei, one for s74, - pay
able January Isl sG5 fer &C.,, 20 paybl Jan
mar, Isl l-ej. for s5i ~ pay able January list,
Is,i all paw allie 10 order OF HackIot & Corbn at
their office in the city VI Davenport. Iosa.
And now said three first mentioned notes bay-
ing become due and pay able and the said John
son Walker having failed 70 pay the SAM, J,
Geo. :. {. Dow trustee aforesaid, do hereby
give this public notice, thai By virtue OF the pow
cr which Is IN me vested by said deed VI trust.
will on saturday, the 18TH day II June. A. d.
1884. at the hour Of two O'Clock in the afternoon
Of said dav al the Court House door in the city Of
Davenport expose and offer for sale, NJ public
auction the parcel Of land above described. or SO
much thereof shall be necessary 10 satisfy and
nav the amount Of said note with the interest
thereon to the day Of sale together with all the
costs and expenses attending said sale costs OF this
notice and trustees fees.
Dated the 18th Of May, 1854.
may2sdts GEORGE ;: G: DOW.Trnstee.
STATE OF IOWA, N the District a Court for
Georgianna C. Jones vs. John r. Jones.
To John r. Jones. Sir:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, that there
u is now on file in the Office ofthe Clerk OF the
District Court for Scott county, State vi Iowa, .
petition Of Georgianna q. jones' praying for .
divorce from the bonds Of matrimony now sub.
sis,ing between you and plaintiff, for reason that
you have been guilty Of such inhuman treatment
towards her as to endanger her life And petit
TONER also prays that she have the guardianship
Of Georgianna A. II. Jones and Laura II. G. \.
Jones. your and her miner children.
Now, unless you appear and answer thereto on
~ before noon Of the second day Of the ne II term
Of said Court, to be begun and holden on the first
Monday q November. A. D., 1884, your default
| will be entered Of record, andjudgment rendered
thereon. gTaating the prayer Of petitioner. y 81
Nsv al l85A 49,. a.
II u a. eshevenue DAWSON / TRUE,
No.. 50 Gu. Plaintiff Attorney,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-15
STATE ITEMS.

KILLED Major John, Of the 35th Iowa,
among the killed in Gen. Smiths recent
fight with Marmaduke. near Columbia, Ark
II was from Muscatinc
NOT GtuTy. In the McArdc murder
case, recently tired in Dubuque, the jury
brought in verdict Of not guilt.
Col John Scott, SD Iowa Infantry, has
resigned and Oh hi, way holne.
Gon. Croker IS at his home in Dcs
Noines. He has rendered his resignation,
on condition that he be transferred to the
service il California. The General is in
poor health, and suffering from an affection
of the throat and lungs
Oskaloosa has, through lis Council ap-
propriated :2o 900 for the improvement Of
that city. This amount Is to be used in Sc
curing the construction Of Tic Des MONIES
Nalley railroad through the city, Instead Of
passing it to the south three or four miles.
Warrants will be issued in sums from five
to one hundred dollars, which the H,raM
urges the citizens 70 come up ard take.
DEATH OF Carr. DravIrT.-The Mount
Vernon Rccord announces the death Of Capt
Wilhcr G. Dmlnitt, gath iowa u was
wounded IN the thigh, al the hattie Of Sa-
binc Cross Ioads, On Red river, April 9Th.
which terminated his lfc about month
afterwards He was a talented and brave
young man. Of fine social qualities.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-15
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Seminal emissions, the eonas qurncs Of self atrsc.
Tn solitary vicx ~ deps.yed sexual i.dnis 2 &c,
.ractieed BY Tho outh OF both sexss 20 ar aults,
IN NIT sd extent Pr. ancn win rnerJins CO lain
" hs III wing IA !. u Eor I'd 9. n = q. s. a; es-
ia ed scssr. hc mo. cal Iiss ,.ts VI: tai.
" eouu, stla nee. ,iaYf zrots anler tAs eyes pain
the heal riusn In the ears -hnise IKE the rue
Til. II le.ves. lneaslness aoosl tie lsins, seas-
leas II \ 9 4ls CO. faeei yssioa Il d.s.g+ 70 form
Ya~ &C .isiutanees / 50 # memoir. Iecfc NJ hes
zap ALI iaas erurtaans .5otl tag fsoe' fo'ld
breath couzhs coaeu.nl ;iJl. night :" Gals, mono
-,ania an frsore,ly lbs nifty. II relief Lot Oh
;ail.ea .fo4i appy 'rnme9 iataly " i'''-E = Isr
u a 4 have 2 cure alecsed. fersoas o. distance
may be cured al IN. py nj fre'sinsa e.,sf 20 ~
f,ur On stating c.se o, mp os ard Isn..h Of time
the se.te hes cont usd, and have MEDICINE
prosa pity for xardad free ON dara.o OF curiosity
- eny ~ Of Ii unlry, WIKI full al plain dEec.
lions fyr use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-15
DAILY, DEaf0CRAT.


O1LY 4 DABS's GRAVE.
Only taby's srayel
ectne foot two ~ the nnost,
OF etar. iess.ec scd yea think that ood
kEcws has That little grave cesL.
Only baby-p grave
10 children even 20 fmsn,
nat they ct there Aad sine- 90 smai. thlsg
ecems scafcey g. ave 81 AL
Only bsbJ's gravel
Strange how moan ard ire.
For ifttie ace that here spch space
y more strange nd We fuTgesi
Ouy = hahys grave
u i We msssrre gI!efby this,
Few tsars w~r. .bet our baby ceGd
know how they fe.l On this.
Oaly bnby's grave
w! the lite ife be much
Too snss.I q 4. IN for III. diadem,
h-se ktLadoul . made CT such
Only a tab,'s gravel
VT Of O. ard 81
b. a G lite s'.to. ard hshk God 10 OWL
We are Ca 81 Heaven fri
Good Uo-Gs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-15
Tsze Gigantic Eaippopotasnus!

Or Holy Witt Of whom declare 4 3d. Upon earth there not
pued by his present keeper Esyp.n order OF the ,f"r ct s
100000 yG Quick Ed vita such ave o made as
Wonders this gig nc combination
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-15
.vy ayRKIED .UEN,

Th.ae wills, By long experience ~ rrva'e prac-
tice, haze b-ea found the n.osf useful remedy
sgas. il general complaints the fema.e sex
sl, ,ct 10, tuca % ~ ppreas9ta t'legra!ities
~hstss falling II the onb, ,rEnors, ali urinary
G.scas' 3 net7 sis debility 81.
Psgsas sc,.i ga br Baf'ea's cilirs or seadifg
f,r packages OF Dedieines bay rey rgoa his asSa
rance OF conf n.Iai recy vi Ii implicit f"iih ard
= re.L 10 ,lJre ;aeu 70 hs charged wish fair and
pusus.., AZ efac.o.y ,elnaI.Tai-n I sessioea
te;.if red
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-15
MANHOOD!

How Lest How Restored!
.'va iatlishea, III sea5sd knsaope. Price csnts.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE TREAT
~ MENT aud Radical are vi spermrtorrhna
or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions
Sexual Debility and lmpedments to Marriage
generally Nervousness, Consumption, Eilepsv
and Fits; Mental and Physical fncapacity, re-
sulting from Self Abuse, &c, by RosEsr j. CuL-
vER"ELL' NJ. ID, author Of the Green Book, dc
"a Ros" TO 7housands Of Sufferers"
Sent under seal, in plain envelope TO any ad-
dress, post pctd- On receipt of six cents or two
postage steamps. by DIR. J. G. KLINE. lo7 Bow
cry. New lork-Post Office boo 45s6. ielo-dw3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-15
Home songs of the w ar.

AnOAssO Swings OA tAeO ~ SAA
American Marscillaise. Ebna- 80.
Under ilag beat the long call once more
Cali up The North YOU called her before
Our Volunteers. Sony and Chorus. So
''s;,.die.l and loud the war cry rang
Softly now. tenderly lift him with so.
This is A hero whose pale fora 80 bear
Inscribed 10 iGc mothers wives and sisters
slain in battle
From the Rcd Battle Field Quartet 50.
SILENTLY. ,enderlv. nournii} home,
From the red battle field volunteers come"
4 Hero has Fallen. 81
His saddle is empty aud slea,hed is his sword,
Another has left US to reap his reward
Emancipation. Song and Chorus. 30.
In this land Of the free not slave shall there be,
As cause for rebellion or treason
Mother. when the war is ser So and Che. 80
The Drummer BOYS March. 81.
Sent by mail, post paid. on receipt Of price
OLIVER DiTSOA L CO., Publishers, III
Washington street Boston
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-15

Colorado viii give the country over ten
millions OF dollars this year
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-15

\ RrNIpl foi: Pitl.s It is a blessing to
the suffering 70 know that we haye an ef-
t"ctual cure for tl,is tr,ilv troublesome dis
case. Mr.. j. p Ilazal'lc, Of l6t ID st,
Cincinnati, o., takes great pleasure in In
forming all Who arc suffering with piles that
ne nseda mail qi.antiiy of Dr >tricklands
Pile lsemcnv, and It effected a permanent
cure. This sceius TO bc the case With al
manufactured at No. 6 East 9Th St, Gu
cinnati, o., and sold by all druggists.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-04
Sele9rdpbif0c SSndbridbtem.
8eri6tet fir ten Baltimore gpefer.
0cnsrps pan Gnrnha.
Q~lneunft Ses aamvfers Sftp Of saltimOr

Cape 3ace, 2. San. Ser 9arnpfer Gin
Of Baltimore aus 2iperpOOI lit NIT Ntabrt6ten
pom %. lulo aus GueetstDlpn POM "a. beute
4admittag 1 l1br bier %pcrbeipaiiirt. Der 9am=
pier 2~puifiana mar am %. brmlBe1 an9efCmz
men. 0as S6if 2iping 9lge BON 9ttpb na6
2iperpDpl beltintmt, m1rbe pom &ebellenbanpfer
Suscarpru gefaugen ger1pmtnen, ober 9egen
8irql6aft fretgelalen.
Die 2onOpn Shines i%nlinuirt, paB Der @rSberz
500 0}ar ben merifanii6en Sbrpu ni6t annebz
men meroe,
Die 8ugiliiten 6eenan unO Sing paren Dor
Dem 3i6ter eri6ienen, UNI ii6 megen Sriebensz
bru6S St p%erantpprten. 8eioe murben unter
8iirgi6aft geitelt, nm Dor Der Quartal<S ibung
3t eribeineu.
Ser 6rantn1rter 8unOe8tag bat oas @dles@
migz6plitein<Gpm beuuftrast, Die SucceiiiOnS>
frage eiligit SIT enti6eioen. : Stint unb 5ipanz
sig preuBti6e 11ntertbunen iinO BON ben H1iien
na6 Sibirien gei6idt wOrOet. Der SOnDOn
Glpbe felt in 2ubre0e, Oab 2OrO 2pOns Dem
Qprp 8uIel gei6rieben babe, Die amerifanii6e
Gepplutipu werbe in 6 Mpnaten SIT Gnbe fem,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-04
0lus Sem gbenanSpab.SboI.

6arper's Scrip; 1. San. IS baben
bierberum beoeutenOe Sruppenbepegungen itattz
%gefunOcn, ba Die Na6ri9t eingelaufen lit, bab
General Sarlp nit ben Gapallerie=G pmmarz
bps SmbOben's unp SOneS' bas Sbal bera,lfz
tontnte, TIM @in6elter ansugreifen.
Sine &ebeIlenzS treitmadt BON ungefdbr 5000
Wtann ipa ii6 ge9enpdrtig bel 8errppile be-
finoen.
General 9(pertll conSentrirt Elm Gapalleriez,
Snfanteriez uno Gapallerie Corps bel Wartinss
burg, I'M ben &ebelen einen angemeTienen Gmtz
pfartg sit bereiten.
Die &ebelen fngen 9eitern ben Gapitdr
8biltpp8 BON et1em 9ennipIpania &eairnent
unO 10 Otann, Die ii6 mif gidet bel 8unfer
Sill befanoen.
9as 1. 8egintent Der 8otontac Some 8ri=
gabe unb allie Sruppen bel !6arpers Serrp babet
Mdri6befebl unO &atipnen fir bret Sage er=
balten.
General &eIlp trifft ale rDtbigen plberei=
tln9en, feline A~uBenpoiten unb abgeIpnoerten
GpnmlanbpS su i6iben.