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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
.OFFIo IAL.


The following Officers, having been reported at
the headquartera Of the army for the offences herein
apechcd, are hereby notified that they viii stand
dismissed the service ofthe United states unless,
within fifteen (is) days nom Mis- date, they appear
before the Military Comniasion IN session in this
city, Of which Brieadier General Rlnkstts, United
States volunteers, l. president and make satisfae-
tory defence Of the changes Agalnst them;
Failing 10 report Al ssnipegV Hswlai ceorgsio'on,
d. G.. on erpiroifon n ltarts 81 abifncs.
Lieut.. Q. 5. Smith, ist Maine cavalry. -
Lieut.. NJ. s. Smith, 10th Maine cavalry.
Assistant surgeon W wese0tt, iTth Maine Vol
unteers.
Chaplain NJ. Il. Wilson 10th New York Artillery,
Lieutenant T. II. Boyce, bth New York Cavalry.
Assistant Surgeon U. Gilman, 18th New Jersey
Volunteers. ..1rH .H.r..,..r.
AdJutsnt n. .. Sewers, lat Virginia Cavalry.
Lieutenant Colonel James NJ. stevens, 66th Ohio
Volunteers.
Major A. Paid, list Michigan Cavalry.
Colonel T. s. Allen, 5th Wisconsin Volunteers.
absence iriihod iearc as officially reported BY ne rolls
efhs rtgimenfs and oDdtrise.
First Lieutenant \, s. Foster, list Iowa Cavalry.
First Lieutenant =. skeeteIi2d New York Vol
unteers.
First Lieutenant L. L. Dyer, iiih Connecticut
Volunteers.
First Lieutenant r. b. HAwley, idh Connecticut
Volunteers
Captain O. W. smith, nth New Jersey Volunteers.
Second Lieutenant A A. Moore, i2sth Ohio Vol
un'eers.
Captain Peter Casey, soth Illinois Volunteers.
Dejerfion.
Assistant Surgeon Gordon Morrow, Id Ohio
Volunteer.
Conduct prcudfefGl 10 good order and military d. CLIP
line, ddvising paroled men Of NE command 10 riiii
heir homes iciLhom ftVioughS.
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ELEGANTLY BOUND AND ILLUS
Ia TRATED BOOKS.

We have now on our tables ready for inspection
a large and varied stock OF SupeTbly Bound and
Beautifully Illustrated Books suitable for Presents
during the Holyda7 Season. We name In part the
irving's sketch Book, morocco, artists edition,
RAphaels MadonnaB, moir antique,
Household Friends, mus. and cloth,
The Court OF Napoleon,
Bitter Sweet, antique morocco,
Wreath Of Beauty, magnihoently bound,
Illustrated London Edition OF Byron,
shakspeAre's Tempest, antique.
Merrie Days Of Old England.
StrioklAnds Queens OF England, 8yols
Laneelot'a Queens OF England, . vols.
Burke'H Works, 8 vols. London.
The Spectator, I vols, London.
D'IsrReli'h Works, vols. London.
Letters OF JuniuH, Q wis. London.
Poets of the Nineteenth Century.
The Poets Gallery, antique morocco.
Half Hour with the Best Authors, 4vOls. London
BryantB Poems, assorted htyles.
ScottB Lord OF the Isles, morocco.
splendid editions OF Moore, Scott, Hemans, Hood
Byron, Shakespeare, WAdsworth, Burns,
Poe, Tennyson, and Longfellow.
MAcAulay's Essays, half calf, 7 vols.
We have the latest patterns and styles OF Albums,
Episcopal Prayer and Service Books, In every
style OF Binding.
Catholic Prayer Books in all styles OF bindings.
WTiting-desks, Portfolios, &c, In large variety
Juveniles and Toy Picture Books, complete as
sortment.
Gold Pens Pencils, and Cases OF the best quality.
BLANCHARD x MOHUN,
Corner Eleventh street and
decI7 Pennsylvania avenue.
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WHITEnURsT's GALLERY, .4S4 PENNSYLVANIA
AvENgE.-Thiu celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly Tehtted and furnished Has one OF
in this country, numbering oyer fifteen thousand,
embracing likenesaoH OF distinguished persons
these fallen In battle can be obtained here For
superior work. Whitehurat outHtripplng his com.
London, Particular attention IL called 70 his new
imperial Photographs also VignettS now much
Dug hit after, Wv n0ylT--u
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A WORD OF ADvIoH.-Those who have been
dootoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relof should consult DR.. FishbAtt, whose once Il
k No. al street, corner of Eighth street, and be
radically cured. twenty-five years experience has
established Or. Fihhblatts reputation a. phyIi-
elan. Recent eahes cured In q few days. Charges
nodarAta. ill.,. DR.. FIsHBLATT,
No. al street, corner OF Eighth,
Opposite the General Post Oineo.
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POCKET PiCKED.-As Captain Z. L. Hartz,
A. Q. NJ, was coming out OF Ford's Theatre on
Saturday evening, soue daring piekpocket relieved
him Of a handsome gold watch. The knAye mar.
aged to get 1t of, though attached to his vest by
strong chain, one link Of which was left.
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DHILP 4 sOLOMoNS,

DHILP 4 SOLOMoNS,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIONERs,
PRtN ERs,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
8S2 PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Army stationery, all kinds,
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books
General Order Files,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Field Glasses,
Field Copying Presses,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by A.
siHtAnt AdjutAnt Generals.
Blank book. made, and Printing done TO order on
All Printed Books sent by mail free OF postage.
oo22-u
ENGLIsH STILTON CHEESE,
FEW CASES ONLY
SAP sAGo, BUTCH, AND BRoNsoNs ENG
LIsH DAIRY CHEEsEs,
for sale at
FRED. S. COZZENs,
Wine Merchant,
street, two doors from
Fourteenth street,
Washington, D. G.
dec22-eodtl
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LET THE RABBITS ALoNB.-Wm. Brown, a
teamster, was arrested on Saturday afternoon by
ohicer orgau, Of the second precinct, for killing
rabbits in the county out Of the season. He was
lined 90 by Justice Thompson.
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JOHN GoLDIN & CO.,
PHoTooRAPHERs,

No. Z, Market Space, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, one door East OF Perry Bre,
Having furnished our gallery with an entire new
stock, secured the most modern instruments and
material, and arranged on the most approved plan
our light, (under the immediate supervision Of D.
Goldin, long known 10 our oitizens in the Photo.
graphic art,) We prepAr TO furnish the public
with Photographs, Plain, In India Ink, water and
OIL colorl, from Miniature to Imperial and life
size Ambrotypes, all sire Carries de visite and
vignette for Albums.
special attention win be paid to copying Ambro.
type and Daguerreotype,
We have made Arrangements with Chas. D. Fred
Kicks Co., Photographer, New York, 10 keep ui
constantly supplied with Carries De Vislte Of all the
celebrities Of the day, 10 which invite the atten.
ton Of the public.
Constantly on hand q full supply OF the most
choice French Albums also, Frames Of all sizes
and kinds. dec7t-im
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TIE only place where You can purchase bsdio
Rubber goods Of all kinda At Manu- acreTS pTIoeu M
at II, A, HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, SIC
PennnylvAniA avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. Also, all kinds OF Rubber goods beauti.
fully repaired AT short notice, mar Mt
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JEwELRY JHwELRY JEwRLRI For one
dollar, At ISs PennsylvAniA avenue near Four-And-
hal Atreet-the Dollar Store.
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CAVALRY BUREAU, OFFICE orr
CHIEF QUARTERMABTEA, No. 57t II ST.,
WARRINGTON, d. C., Jan. 4 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
ONCE until 70 O'Clock m, FRIDAY, the 10th day OF
FIVE THOUSAND (6,OOO) CORDS OF WOOD.
None but good, hard, merehAntAblo Wood will
be received,
Thirty-nvc Hundred $500 Cords to be delivered
At GieGboTo' Point, and Fifteen Hundred IT, O0)
Cords at Cavalry Depot, Colonel MeIntosh com
mAnding,) District oil Columbia, within forty (t0l
days from date OF contract,
Proposals for One Hundred 400 Cords and up
wards will be entertained.
Each Proposal must be accompanied by guar
Anty for its faithful performances, and by the oath
OF allegiance TO the United states,
Successful bidders will be required TO enter into
written cOntT, Ct with good and heient security
for the faithful performance thereof.
Proposals. must be endorsed, Proposals To-
Wood" and addressed to Captain James A. Eken
Chief QuarteTmAlter cavalry Bureau.
The right eject any or all bids 10 reserved b.
the undersigned. JAMES A. EkEN,
ias-St Chief 9qAEtsFAsstsF Cavalry DaFsNp,
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CREDTTABLT PAssED.-Miss Roumenia +.
Ems, Weston, Massachusetts, has passed very
credltable examination for teachership IN one Of
our secondary schools, and will probably be APP
pointed next week.
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The GRAAT PENNSYLVANIA -RoUTR.- III
quickest and safest route TO the Northwest and
Southwest, Two through trains daily, and one TO
sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates 10
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further Information apply at the Oh
nee OF the "GTeAt Pennsylvania Route" northeast
eofner pennlylyaniA avenue and sixth street, IN.
der National Hotel once open nom .. m. to
Z. o. NORTON,
AuGG Agent
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WHO WILL m OunnD i've leairg % ceii
lpeeiAl attention 70 the advertis9mont 81 ne eele
hrated Dr. Vellnl, which appears m smother column
The Dootorisa safe and reliable pfac.ltener, Whoa
tunate victim Of certain ndisoretions can with con-
hdenoe intrust his ease in his hands. Lot young
men be warned In time, and seek the best means o.
relief.
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~ storaRe--In Firs-Proor Brick Ware
house, foot OF y street, Apply 10 FRED. 8. coz
zENS Pennsylvania avenue, two doors nom Four
teenth street. oo20-u
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AUCTION SAFE,

/ ~ OUFpNITular a a. IO-- $500
IVTr THE nNITrr y s nnE % AuOL!ON
0o ~ ~ vIaoINIA;.will V sold al Auction,
TO- ~. ~ ~ G 49, ne property recovered
M ensnnei IN ne vicinity OF the NAVY Yard,
1890 .ss ~ md %FIynoSisS i've eSssos,., %
SS., win :. A ,i NE ;CSie1. SsOSsns 70 and re-
s,set pound. (mors or less) Copper, (6olts,l
1ezt pounds more OF lessl Copper, (sheetD
rs P pounSs s OF Gs sSS,'o~p0''''0O'
AS 3 ,oI: ;15 RSa@d;; h.. o
paiy bolts,
tons more Or ieIsl loose Cast Iron.
mated Tsa, =. m ~, pounds. =,
mated issI At . @ tons;
Io.msll DO. '''N' '''''
| S NJ M tanks -#.
| a g.d n ny nos,na sho, Hs
And some other small artiSiss which win DO col.
leotea ready ior examination previous 70 the day
| OF sais -. :
No., ~ I'll nePa sna where practicable the
Thirty day, Viii ~ s nv pvIan ths 10 -
%SSs S:y .rs 81 4, from ne SsIS beach and
~ .sS V Wy: -. :, - o'n'' p'o'
must be dspo.sd S,aS ~. hs AMOUNT o. ne sale
ne, nard a. the t,ne Of the sale, as guaranty that
.ne aIucies NH vi, DC promptly removed which sum,
csse OF iAhute, VIII nc forfeited TO the Govern
mSnE .
10y meh. 70 Oe mhne IN Government iunrs, be-
Ior further Information, or permission TO sx:
IN sin 1, .ne PI9peitS Apply 70 the Commandant OF
Wv oo-koIt Nef2 ihIu. JaI-WN
DY GREEN a WTLITAMS
II : lTrcrSnuErns A "A -,
- ASStiONHEfNS' ...
ron aatR ~ +. ucT5o,. ,,,,,, A.. -, = b.
rt,SJHai,AY ~ "a -, y; WIN DC 500 on
1.,ai - = ~ ~ " ln.t.. ~ =. M frame
Dntsstnbt y. ~ Us IN ttvutOt the hAlirOad Depot
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GREAT sALn.-Tho first sale of property con-
dcmnsd for United stats taxes IN Alexandria
county comes on to-day, at the ONCE OF the Com
missior err at the corner Of Prince and Washington
streets. The property consists Of some thirty-nine
houses and lots in that city, and Of the Arlington
estate belonging to Gen. Lee.
ewinI to the river being closed and no boats
running number Of gentlemen left this city by
way ofthe Long Bridge for tho purpose of being
present at the sale.
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nav Yonk Blrzm.zo,anmsss UlotAsno -
md Baslns.s wear ne firiirA adj and walk
n cs ss: . s.a 4 4 s,sss Il: a' and a''A any
49,, Wall s.Sras.,s 9s.,
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
- AT AUCTION.

CAVALRY BUREAU,)
CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER's 0rFIcE,
WARRINGTON, d. c., January 10, 1884.
Auction Sales of condemned Government horses
will be held at. the following plAces-two hundred
(200) to be sold at each place, viz;
At Trenton, N. j., Wilmington, Deli Carlisle,
Pal ard York, Pa,
Due notice OF the days OF sale will be published.
Farmers and others are invited to attend these
sales, a. many OF these horses though unit for the
United States cavalry service, will DO found to be
valuable for ordinary road and farm service;
Terms; Cash, In United state! Treasury notes.
JAMES A. EKIN,
jAII-6t Chief QuartermASter, CAV'y Bureau.
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COMPANY, Sos Ninth street, Zone door nom Penn
jyiS-u A. n. TALCoTT, Manager.
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AMUSFMENls.

cANfERBuRY
- CANTERBURY
80. MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Loutfisna hpsn,s, near ne corner az Ststk firee.
(ln rear Of the Metropolitan and National Hotels
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
WIN. 4. sinn... Manager and Proprietor
MOST COMFORTABLY WARMED PLACE OF
AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY.
THE GREAT TEMPLE OF NOVELTY uNpIs.
TURBED IN ITS TRIUMPHANT COURSE
ny the depression In amusements generally sue.
otedieg the Christmas and New Years holidays,
was, owing to the superiority and extraoi binary
CROWDED TO OVERLOOKING EVERY MIGHT
last week. Yet, notwithstanding the
POWERFUL COMBINATION. OF GENIUS
aiready engaged, whose
BRILLIANCf AND WELL-FoUNDED MERITS
eould alone have produced the above unpreee-
dented result, the manager will, during this week,
HDDIfIoHAL ACCEPTABLE NOVELTIES.
TONIGHT,
Appearance Of the Celebrated French Dancer from
the Partisan Theatres,
MONS. GUILLAUME FOUCHE,
MONS. GuiLLAUME FoucHE,
whs, assisted by the
RoNzANI GRAND BALLET TROUPE,
sS SNz4ii S Ss1 sALLET Ts0TTPE'
under the direction Of ne unrivnlled MaItre,
MONS D. RorzAnI,
MONS o. ROMAN,
MONS. d. RoNzANI,
will tonight appear IN two
GRAND BALLET advertisements,
IncludIpg the Principal Scene from the Magnificent
Ballet OF
H--B BAAEEo IN IN s sAseHESA.-H
H-BHLLo in M4scHER4.-H
Last week Of the Great Clog Dancer, Mr.
TIN HAYES,
Champion OF the world.
Continued Il ,Hs ETHIOPIAN TRIO
IT, w. EA'"SS, Is rDwAnD, r,,r,.o,,
T.;' " tine e Q! A S,sIa., ,rrs;''s' Ru,::aas
LA WASHER LIE sHE.wILL-AHi
on, THE BEAUTY OF crow HILL,
Introducing the Corps brunette.
THE IEyIEcIlLE CORPS DAFRIaUE,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
II. W. WILLIAMS,
is CLARKE,
In great number Of amusing
soNGs, DANCES, NEGRO ECCENTRICIrIEs,
and q new original Ethiopian Burlesque by Mr.. H.
THE YOUTH WHO NEVER SAW A WOMAN,
THE BooUET OF BEAUTY.
LILLE BRANDON,
KATE HARRISON,
JULIA RICHMOND,
EsrRLLE FoRREsT,
JENNIE FORREST,
LUCY CLIFTON,
MILE GERALDINE,
LEoNoRA CREED, Sc,
In new Vocal and Terpsichorean efforts.
The performance will conclude with the beau.
tIful and affecting domestic drama, in two acts,
MoMENroUs QUESTION;
on, THE MAIDEN AID THE PoACHERi
Robert Sicily, hyoung Poaeher. Mr.. J. g. Edwards
Jas. Greenfield, q Gamekeepsr.. Mr.. H W. Eagan
Rachel RylAnd Miss Lille Brandon
Orchestra. 80 cents
| Private Boxes, holding SIX persons.
Door open II sk o'slooki Performance ~ IN
~ The Manager is happy to state that
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
IL so far recovered from the severe illness, which
prevented her appearance last week, according to
announcement, AZ TO be enabled TO promise that
she win positively appear on THURSDAY EVEN
ING Of this week.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
Admission-Ls1ies % oeatsI Children 10 cents.
VARIETIES VARIETIES
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NEW BOOKS.

II IRK'S HISTORY OF CHARLES
IN the Bold. vols Cloth, price %.
Round the Block an American novel. Price
Sl.b0.
Held in Bondagei or, Granville de vigne, by
" OuidA." 2 vols. $500
Light on Shadowcd Paths, by 7. S. Arthur. / vol.
SI.25.
Dickens New Chrlstmas Story. Price 10 cents.
BLANCHARD 4 M0HUN,
del9 Corner Eleventh street and Penn. Gv.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING A NUMBER OF GEN
ID tlemen can obtain board at No. 4sT Maryland
avenue between Four-snd-A-hAlfN and sixth streets
Island. OoIT-u
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Local. NEwS

49, -. a,,.. A. No..
FERROUS murder o. the oid widow iady, Mrs., Ehsa-
beth Dswel, who was founa IN her s'cte On ,i neN
Years eve, in ableeding ana senseieas conuihon,
there has been much speculsuonih tnat part OF .ne
city as to who the guiy party might pe' Un-
charitable intimations were thrown out In regard
to her two sons, John and william Dowell. They
therefore gave themselves up LOT an hVesugauon
before Justice Clayton, on Friday afternoon, where
J. II. Bradley, ESQ, appeared as their counsel.
man named James H. scarf, who works AZ the
arsenal, and lives near where Mrs DIS shop was,
testified to Mrs d. telling him that she asstruck
by eolored man, but on cross-eNaminstion do
clared thatsh said IL was white man, and po-
Hceman e. II. vernon, who was At her bedside with
Scarf, testified TO hearing her say white man,
though at the time Scarf represented that she said
black man.
AZ regards the Messrs. Dewell, witness,
michael Lston' who works at the founderY Of
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VARIETIES ! VARIETIES
v (FrontinG Penn'A avenue and Ninth Street.
HAmblin Co................. .Froprietors
FltZslmmons., Stage Manager and Advertiser
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TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ICE IN
i In the Bay, the Fortress Monroe Boats will
leave Baltimore at 4 o'clock p. NJ. Passengers
from Washington must leave in the 40 train to
connect. NJ. U. FALLS,
ianIl-lW President.
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DY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
Id AUCTfoNEERs

THURSDAY, the Tth Inst. Al 4 D. m, a frame
Building, 80 ~ o. In front Of the Railroad Depot,
adjoining Adams O. y Express once, has been
The building H. on leased ground for four years
from the 10th Of last December. There il no better
business stand In the city. Terms cash.
GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
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n F F.I c A L
HEADo'Rs military DIsrRIcToF wAsHrSoroN,
WARRINGTON, D. @ January 9, 1864 I
General Orders, No ..
by special direction OF the Secretary Of War, the
sale Of all liquors. including aoohol, In all places
south Of the Eastern Branch, and within three
miles of the Cavalry Depot, at GieSboro Point, is
prohibited.
The Provost Marshal OF the Military District OF
Washington will sec that the requirements OF this
order are enforced.
ny command Of BrigAdier General AIartindale,
JOHN p. sHERBURNE,
jGTst Assistant AdjutAnt General.
FIJI Ola L.
HEAD a'Rs MILITARY DISTRICT or wAsHINoToN, /
WAsHINoToE, D. G. January 7, 1853.
General Orders, No. ..
By special direction Of the Secretary OF War, the
sale Of all liquors containing alcohol IN hereby
prohibited In the following localities in the City Of
Washington
The whole Of Squares 10 and ii9, In the vicinit
Of the Depots and oHlces Of the Quartermaster's
Department.
The Provost Marshal OF the Military District OF
Washington will sec that the requirements o: this
order arAsnforced.
by command Of Brigadier General Martindale
JOHN p. sHERBURNE,
jAT-ot Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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hides lil..-WILL BE SOLD AT
Jul Auction, every WEDNESDAY AND SAT.
uRDAY, at II o'clock, A. NJ, at the Wharf, foot
Of Sixth street, all the Hides, TAllow, &C, that
may be on hand, OF Cattle slaughtered outside the
limits Of the District Of Columbia, and shipped to
this point for such dispoBition.
Terms, cash In Government funds, to be paid st
the time Of sale. G. BELL,
deI6-Im Lieut.. Col and Q. s. VS..
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-07-26
beute 0o6mittae nab 8afbin9ton 3us
ridaefehrt,
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bieff9en nSranslcript." Gr periibert in
oerfelben, oaB er gang auf eioencn I'm
trieb NIT Sol. Sacques feline Reifc nab
Ri6mono unternomen babe, unb oob
Ger prdfioent ibm feline Snffructionen
9e9eben, fonoernnur einen freicn pob buer=
f6afft babe.
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nod1 feiner 2(nifdDt 3u ni6ts fii6ren, oenn
Self. Sapis erf(drte ibm gang beftimmt
Soloenees
nDiefr &rie9 muB fcrt9eIeet trerben,
bic Der leste oieier 9cnerotion oefaaen
iit, uno oann perocn Die &inocr Die Wusz
fete er9reifen uno Die S6la6t fortfeeen,
fobalo Sbr nibt unfer Re6t auf Selbff=
re9ierun9 anerfennt. gSir fGmpfen nibt
fur Sflapsrci. 9Sir fGmpfen fir unob=
bdn9i9eeit uno tcir perben fe erIan9en
ooer dus9erottet neroen."
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9SOm Ser 9Jptpmac SIrme,

@ ( 6 in9t 0 II, 30. SuIi. Nad,s
ri6tPn pom 10. aus oem 5auptouartier
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mare es ni6t, ba6 9eIe9entli6 Elm &anos
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man oenfen, oab Der Seino meilenweit
bon un5 enrfernt fei.
Surnifoe'5 Geute MAIDEN oaB meifte
9erdufb, ba Der Seino teoe @eleaenbeit
pabr nlmmt, nab oen farbi9en Sruppcn
5u f6ieben, bic einen GbCil feiner Sront
blloen uno oas Seuer rpirb natdrlitb le5s
BAIT eriploert, aber ODne S6aoen fiir irs
9eno cine Seite. I'm oieiem punfte foms
men Feline OeFrteure an, oa fie Feline Sc
le9enbeit our6jufommen baben, obme Sc
fabr gu loufen, erfbofen 3u perben, neil
Die gte9er auf ibren Soften Itet8 wa61am
ltno ; aber ite fommen bon anoeren punfz
ten td9li6 in Srupps.
Gin Sergeant NIT 1einer Wannfbaft
fam oiefen Wor0en an, uno l(Qe faaten,
oaB Sauienoe bereit ieien, 70 fbneQ olS
ile nur 8ele9enbeit fdnoen, our63ubren,
men. Die Oeferteure fommen bauptI6bs
LID BON Geor9ia, Slorioa uno alabama
8e9lmentern, uno Elm Sffijier BON einem
He9iment oes erfteren Staates foQ Dor
elnl9en Sa9en 3u feinem &or9eiceten 9rs
9an9en fein uno oieIem crflGrt bo6en, 6aB
penn man feline @Ompa9nie ni6t balo
obloie, tein Wann mebr gum l(bl6fen oa
ieln lpdroe, oenn ffe WGroen ale gum Sem
oe tiber9e9on9en fein. sic erfldren, oab
lie an qebcnsmitteIn, befonoers an 9emis
len, ftbr Man0el leoen, uno beSbalb
frrb ftno, tpenn iie innerbalb unIerer Gis
MEN onfommen. Sc 1T itrPn9er Sefebl
9e9eben, oob iie feinen Serfebr NIT un=
Ieren Seuten ouf ben pifets baben ooer
Seltunaen oustauihen.