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Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
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LIEUTENANT eEnERAL GRANT.
ms Order on Taking Command Of th'
.H.. . Army.

His Order on Taking Command Of the
Of. .. Army.
NASHVILLE, March 17.-General Grant for
mally assumed command Of the armies Of the
United States to-day. The following is an or
der on the subject
HrADa'Rs ARmEa OF THE uNITED srATEs,l
NASHVILLE, TENN, March II, 1885,.
General Orders, No. IL.
In pursuance Of the following order of the
President--
"ExEeuTVr MANSION, March 10, 1864.
"Under the authority of the act Of Congress
10 revive the grade Of Lieutenant General In
the United States army, approved February
20, 1854, Lieutenant General Ulysses 8. Grant,
United States army, is appointed to the com
mand Of the armies OF the United States.
"ABRAHAM LnooLS."
1 assume command Of the armies OF the
United States. Headquarters will be in the
field, and, until further orders, will be with the
Army Of the Potomac. There will be an ofico
Of headquarters in Washington, D. C., to which
all Official communications will be sent, except
those from the army here. Headquarters are
al the date Of their address.
U. 8. GRANT,
Lieut.. Gen. United States Army.
General Grant leaves for Washington on Sat-
urday, and repairs Immediately to the front.
His staff Ia composed Of oficers formerly with
him in the military division Of the Mississippi.
Among them are Brigadler General Rawlings,
chief Of staff Lieutenant Colonel Bowers, Cap
tain G. x. Leet, Captain e. 8. Parker, assls-
tant adjutant general; Captain H. W. Jones,
A. Q. NJ; Captain Balcan, Lieutenant Colonel
DUFF, late chief Of artillery; Geo. A. Senior,
aid-de-camp. General Sherman is due tonight
and will Immediately assume command Of the
military division. Gen. Dodge is In the city.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

W-zAis psp.r 70 HOS rs~ssAsd by sayrtsrs d
StOscriOsr, ia llis atV s''d 0sorpae'SH 81 hirtt
osais psr month.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

nITA. ore crhs NATIONAL R.puOlioa" d ot
Sll Maa arsd, bstSsn RS~nSSSsHiasS'"uss''d
d sfrsst.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

A BOGUS DETEcTIvB.-A fayorite amuse-
ment Of some Of the fast boysn Of Washington
when on lark is to take upon themse yer q little
brief authority and palm themselves OF % detse-
tive and in these days Of trouble, when there arc
so many detectives around, (both military and
elvil,) they frequently do succeed In deoeiVins
thoIe who are not posted. One of these gentry
was arrested last night by oficer Parker, OF the
Second ward, who found him playing the detective
name as Henry Herohell and is now In the Central
GuArdhouae. 90. .
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

The SENATE, as we 60 to press, is engaged
In discussing Mr.. Wilson's bill ofree the wives
and children of black soldiers.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

GEN. HUMPHREYS received the congratuls
tIons of Senatorsln the Chamber to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
A Bln Against Negro Eni,stmsnts 4. New
.InrnAY.

TRENTON, March 17.-Senate bill No. 100,
imposing hne OF $500 and imprisonment for
flve years on any one enlisting negroes In New
Jersey, camo up last night. TWAS vigorously
opposed by Hon. J. N. scoyill and Senator
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
WASHINGTON. d.

EwSossrosr,J Jali~g 70 r'o'ss. a. R.p~s'ieon
r,C,dasiv vsl plsa,, notDt tAis o1sss.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
= : Il \" ---------- : OTIAhIaE' d NVTE5l
s.sis-.f Manager washington District.

h<- The Concession and Experisncs OF
An IHvALID. Published for tho benefit and As
warning and A CAUTION TO vouNa MIE who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF Man
hood, etc., supplying at tho same time THE mEAHi
or sHLr cuRi. by one who has cured himself A.
tor being put 10 great expense and injury throug'
nedieal humbug and quAokery. ...- ..E.' q. #.
ny enclosing postpaid addressed envelnpg
SinGle copies may be had of tho author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
nv ng-iV Radford. Ktnas County, n,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

Who SAID so1-" Not Trte.-The statement
IN some Of the newspapers that Col. L. c. Baker
has authority to raise brigade 10 not correct.
No authority exists for him TO raise troOpS'-
EVENING Star Today, ..
The Star is the only paper of this city that ever
m 1le such An announcement
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

FmE.-A fire broke out this afternoon, on
Of two frame houses owned by Ann Bell, and
occupied by eolored people. The origin OF the
hre is supposed to have bean sparks from
and the Franklin IRE company were soon on the
spot, and fortunately succeeded In uubduing the
flames before any material damage was done.
The police OF the second ward were also on
hand and rendered efficient service. As there
are . number OF families residing In frame shAnties
hre was 80 soon subdued, AZ with the high wind
raging there might soon have. been an extensive
eonhagrAtion. The steam engines were out, but
did not go In service,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

LARGE LOT OF GovHRNMHNT PRoPRRTI
FoUND.-sergeAnt Johnson, Of the Second precinct,
situated near the late camp OF soott'S 900, and
after searching for some time discovered lot OF
Government property stored there. He imme-
dered one Of Capt DOlAn's deteotiyen to 60 70 the
houEe and seize said property. The ofSer fulhlled
overcoat6, sAbreS and other property, which was
seized and is now in the hands OF the property
sergeant At military headquarters. The woman,
(hiis. MeCAriy,) who was an AttAohe OF the regi.
ment states that the property was given to her by
some Of the soldiers OF ScOttE 900.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

Mn. WEsrERN will, at an early day, announce
the arrangements under which the publication
OF the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is 10 be con-
tinued, merely remarking, for the present, that
90 long as he is connected with 1t the paper
VIII advocate the same political principles as
those with which he has been heretofore edi-
torislly Identified at this capital, and which, in
their adaptation to existing oxigencIes, may bO
summed up in the expression OF the faith that
In 4 new sense, not anticipated by Mr.. Web
ster, Liberty and Unien are one aud insepara-
BILE, now and forever,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

VESSELS sARRIvED.-The United States steam
er ResOlute arrived at the Navy Yard this morn.
Ing Also the steamer Tiger, which brought up
ordnance stores.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

MORE REBEL DRsKRTERs GoISG ORE--In
addition to the IFS rebel deserters who were sent
off yesterday, 81 more leave the Old Capitol this
evening for Philadelphia, they having taken the
oath OF allegiance and promised 10 remain Moth
during the war.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

~ Ice Cream, Confectionery, &o.-iis-
and other entertainments furnished ~ shortest
notIos and most reasonable terms. Ice Cream and
water lees made BY steam power, warranted TO be
the best In tho eity,wholasale and retal delivered
TO any part Of the city. Charlotte Russo, yeliet,
Pyramids, and Wedding Cakes made TO order, At
los. sHhFFIELD's Confectionery, ts6 sixth
street, between @ and X. Ja21-am
Tm GRRkf PENNSYLVANIA RouTE.-Tbe
tuiekoat and sAfost route to the Northwost ard
keuthwest. TlTothfough trains daily, and ono to
Sunday. Boldiora' nckots at Government rates 10
all the principal points in the North and West
For tekets And frther inform alton apply At the sk
dee OF the "0reAt PennaylvAniA Route," !" northeaat
corner PennsylyAnh avenue and sixth street, un-
der National Hotel. 0fiiso open rom =. m. 10
" &. D. MOTION.
ans . AHPnt
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
Second Edition
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. N.
THE NATIovAI, RrPupLToAN,

The property, good will, and subscription
list Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, together
with ell d.bts due 10 the establishment, wore
Transferred, on the 18Th instant, to Gno. N.
WHafoS, Who assumes the payment Of all debts
due from u. and who will, until further notice,
continue the publication Of the paper.
g|fla VIM j. MURTAGH q co.
wAsHINoron, March IS, 1884
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18
WAsHIEoToT. Msrch Is' iss4.

A MAN DRowNED. dead body Of man
was found on the fats near the Arsenal By three
rolciers named Thomas Shell, Samuel Clark, and
New York vols. He was tAke7 70 the shore immedi
ately and placed In box on the Arsenal wharf,
where guard was stationed. Tho body was found
tisn in the afternoon. The Coroner IL holding an
inquest over the body this evening. From =
paper found on his person Y sIppcIsS that that
nj ~
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

1s-Ioe Cream and water lees, oftho best
quality, delivered 10 Families, Hotels Fairs Rails
So, AZ the lowest prioeu at the Philsdephia Con,
feohonsry, corner Of 18th and streets. IN.
nS-eoims -. rrE.I r. u. RUSSELL.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

M Or. BanninE extends his eonsuita-
tlons al the NATIONAL HOTEL for the applioa-
tion Of his Braces until Friday the 18th, between
the hours OF and p. M, and not after that day.
His brAees will cure female weakness, weakness OF
the chest and stomach, with palpitation Of the
heart, arrest inoipient curvature and weakness
Of tho spine, remove eos,ivoness, piles, and cold
Aess Of the feet, sfset radical cure Of hernia and
shsuld be worn byrdelioats ladies', weak and fast.
growing children, clerks, and soldiers, especially
sAyAlrynen. PhysieiAns and surgeons are invited
to examine. ... mlaets
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

DETAILED FOR DUTX.-Lieut. Jas. w. Craw-
was to-day detailed for duty at Headquarter. MIL
itary District OF Washington. His duty Will be
AZ assistant to Capt Gurnee In charge OF citizens
piHs department, ..
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

HONOR TO WHOM HoNoR IS DUH.-In an item
of Alexandria news In yesterdays REPUBLICAN,
We mentioned that two members Of the lst Mlohi-
Kan cavalry had been taken prisoners BY SueTrllAI
near Munson's Hll and had escaped, II was not
stated that they succeeded In killing rebel Leu.
tenant, which they did. OF these two msn one
was a Corporal 1Taynor, and TO him the following
letter of thanks was ordered to be sent BY Major
General Q. @. Auguri .. .. Ef.l.L
HEADaUARTERs MILITARY DEPARTMnNr,l 4.
WAsHNoToH, March IS, 1854
Corporal Trdynor, Co. d, la Michigan Cdralry
CoRPoRAL; The Major General Commanding the
Department directs me to thank you for the gal
liant and Soldierly conduct By which you liberated
yourself and comrades whilst dsarmed and In the
hands OF armed guerrillas
The same manly spirit and action shown by you,
II manifested by your comrades, would rid the de-
pArtment OF the predatory bands calling them
selves Confederate soldiers. A copy OF this com.
munieation will be forwarded to the Adjutant
General of Michigan. g. ...
Very respectfully, J. X. TAYLOR,
..'1 Chief Of staff and A. A. @.
The letter was sent to the Corporal this morning
through Col. X. II. Wells, Provost Marshal General,
DefenceS South OF the Potomac.
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

NJ Peoples sTeleEraph.-NewF First Class
Lmns, direct 10 NEW YORK. BOSTON, and all
Important points. Washington odiees REPUB-
LICAN BUILDING, BIf Ninth street, (weat aide,
and esrnsr PsnnsylvAnia avenue and sixth street,
T1.i7'-I If % If CHARLES q. MOVES,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

The Plantation BitteB make the weak strong,
thelEnsuId brilliant, and arc exhausted natures
great restorer, They are composed OF the cels
brAtsd cafsAyA Bark, Wintergreen, sAssAfras
Roots, Herbs, &C., all preserved in perfectly pure
81. Croix Rum
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

&c The Plantation Bltters have
cured me OF the Liver Complaint, Of which was
laid up proStrate, and had to abandon my busi-
ness II. d, KINGSLEY,
.. Cleveland, Ohio.n
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

"s The Plantation Bitters have
cured me Of y arrangement OF tho Kiineya and
Urinary Organs that has distressed me for years.
II acts like 4 charm. O. G. MOORE,
No. 254 B'oadway.n
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

us IhAve given the Plantation Dit
tiers 10 hundreds OF dlAAbled soldiers with the
most AstoniShing effect.
q. W. D. ANpREws,
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

Sc owe much TO you, for verify
believe the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
Rev, W. II. WAGeoSER, Madrid, NJ Y"
Daily national Republican., 1864-03-18

"REEDsBURY, Wis, Sept. I6, 1893.
"s IhAve been in the army hospital
for fourteen months-apeeohless md nearly dead.
At Alton, H., they gave me bottle Of Plantation
BftteFa, Three bottles reatOTed
my speech GAd cured me. . c. A.FLAuTE.
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MismanS bietet ibm 9aIfe, anber ettua oisstobt
st. Souls. Bas lit nit ienen ausaabeu err
reiht ipproen? Sic M6gIi6teit, eiuen
eIn5tgsn Staat sa seminnen, aber ni@t bic
BahrlfelnIi6teit. SIT es ui&t patriptI@er uae
@icpaler, leile glieOeriase eIn;ugeteben, ais bic
ungeIpiBbeit oes 9ances uro feline SduIdunaen
gu peflan9eru, III Der 9pffnung, eineH&beiI
pes Gertprenen wieeer eir3ua
bFtn9eE? Mir fir unier XbeiI babeu unS
ME auf lOl6e &e6snerempetp ~erItate
OeH ulo Ipinlfen nidt babel al beIfen."
2Ginen Sheil BEG 8erIpreneu wieoer eir;ue
pringen? Mas beiBt oas ? !6eibt oas ni6f 10
pieI, e1BI 6relncnt rieine b~Ofnuasslple grds
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. il LANCE nod beboIten
coer beire'beE DrIle, bic er an Qincpfn oper
Vteelelon aiSnertaufen t6nne /? Il no III ou g
ebrIiG2 f0tz4934 asm o@ r.i ds3h75m
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es ein reitsa .Ge9iment gerrefen fell, utel@es
ni8ts BON oem 8ertrass getuuBt bobe; uniere
2eute finoi9ten ibuen fpfprt ben @ofenfilIe
Itano uno ieitOem miro BON beieen Seiten pies
Der FeiBig Orauf9eihofen.
Ser Seinb 1T felt eini9en Sagen beIbdftigt,
binter ieiner 8~efeiti9unsslinie cine apeite oufs
suwerfen.
S3cridbtctcr streifsus bel $orriSOmS Gambling, Cine
&ieb1scrss socggenUTtinew. gGsfoIaHnS Scr
5trcIf iiiaIcr.
Maibingtpu, II. Sept. 9alIaoiere
oe5 beute Dforsen ansetommenen Yoitoampfers
beridten, Dab 9eitern cine itarte 9sebeueuabtbei<
lung 6arriipus Sanding gegenlbvr eri6ien uno
cine 0iebbeeroe pom $500 &6pfen peqtrieb.
9ie @ahe 6erielben, beitebeno aus Dem Is.
ga. Gap. Nest., tOnnte 9e9en Die ueberml6 t
nt6ts anf1ngen unb muBte ii6 Surld5ieben.
Capt. Riharoipu, SubittenssG pmmilldr, Der Den
8eiebL flbrte, tpnute faum leire 8apiere retteu,
bd Der lleberfaQ 10 plDBli6 tam uno bic meilten
unlerer 2eute perlpren ibre gfetten. Cine ltarfe
S6paorOn GapaIIerie nuroe cur 9erlpI9une
ous9eI9idt UNI man 9lautt, DAB lie ben giebeIz
len ibren Raub ipieoer abiasen fann.
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%IOo(lIn0ton, q. C.

Isle Settm a d CT in Der gtdOp Oarc
erbalten auf Ueroronung oe8 Wlrtnes Sefret6r5
ileet $3.50 per Sag, neil o~ieisIbeu in aupereu
Stdcten So betpaimea uno Die Ne9ierung nur
bic belten Nrbeiter in ibrer SeiLerei beInditiat.
Die fIr oie1en 3pei9 beItimnten GGumli1teiten
in Der Napp Daro muroen persr5Bert, I'M Den
rermebrten Gnforoerunsen genIgen 81 t6nAen.
T9te Observation-Disclosures baben
Ii6 p~ereini9t I'M segen bic beabiidtigte ftdptis
i9e Steuer Shritte gu tbun. Sic belmweren
It'd, DAB Die gesierungSteuer i6pn fbner GEE
mug auf ibnen LATTE.
9inrt6tnng eineS 9efers
S1musI 9ouriug, ala 5. SO. Ball
pom Comp. >. 4. Wio. 3e9t. truroe ppr9eftern
pe9en Ieiertipn uno 8ountplbminoeIei eri9oi>
fen.
NaG ieiuen eisenen Ansiasen bate er felt
Iusuit 1861 fiebenSebnmoI baS 8cuntp se;cs
gen uno iomit Die ruaoe Sutnne BON So, $50
eri9DinoeIt.
Oils er oaS adtSebnteite Wfal in Baltimore
%eiutreten ppate, erreibte ibn fem Shidial uno
er puroe perbaftet, pcr elm 9riesSseri6t aefeut
unc perurtbeilt.
Die Grecutiun fano nobe Sides 8arruden,
uorSweitIia BON Balbinstcn fat unc nab Dem
Beri6t pom susenSeuoen itarb Der @lldsritter
nit elmer aaIttlIti9feit uup einen, 9umor, weI@
DE elmer beTeren SADIE wurois 9eweien wdre.
SO Uaren feline lesten @prte an feline Garnes
rapen: rotent ..eurem 2anoe treu uuo nebmt els
men S6lud 8biStep ieBt, banti piros cub feline
Sda,er;en MAIDEN. Noie!"
t9ie 3iebung wiro ni6t uufs
gei6oben. gm Sainita9 Dlorsen beiu3te
NapOr 8aaa@, be9Ieitet uOn ben 2eIesatiOnen
Der peridieoenen @arns, ben Sen. 9rof ,yfar.
idau 6rp, UNI BON ibm einen Nuiidub Der 3iebs
un9 fir einige Sage su erlansen.
DIR. Srp nabm Die 9elesaten iebr SuuOrtoms
neno auf, ais ie uber nit benz .aern res 8u.
bells berausridten, ia9te er turs: So MD! Gcn
oa 9ingen Die t9erren sum 6rieesietretdr, op6
batten iie teinen beiiern Grfols. i
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merit oe$ Noroen8 anrdtb, auf oea Guieet BOT
Der Nt@HonO=2 triItOtrade su rutlden ung nn1
6rieoen gu fleben?
s28lr ftno iopeit our6 oielen See bon 8lut
sepatet, Oab e5 udber gun, lebersons uls sur
unltebr lit. Sober SOloat, ben in oieiem &ries
&c bic Sooe6fu9el 9etrcHen, 1T Elm @runo aur
SprtTlbrung unp iiesreihen 8plIenoung oes
arieges, Seoe8 S6la6tfelo ruff ums gu:
rStebt felt, biz GereGtiQfeit, @eieb uup n1ene
ldenmlrOiSe 6reibeit ibreu iiGsven olorrei6en
Triumph feierr. gaS lift Der Grieoe, ben
mir in 9nffnung erlebneu. unosu els
ntrGr3teIun9 1T e8bie8fIi6t
30 onne8, lest e .
SobreH, sur @eo9 ieruuq
ju It eben!"
Nl66te oieie cole Spro6e oeS 8atrtcttsmus.
gebeiIi9t eurd oen Oiune isiner Stride, oas
toube DIR uno oaS peritcdte !9erS oe8 rSoIt8>
.freunbe8" errei9en, iein i%sSeiiiOniti6e8 Sii6<
blut eneIia IN MaIIung perltsen uno ibn be-
febren CUR Settle Der Sreibeit, oes 8e6tes nno
Der Mnbrbeit, Nmen! s.
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Steht CUR Aesieruna :.

Nr#
% 5plben 9emCtraten, peIne fir DaTentiI.
itanb, Acknowledgement unb ben i1a,dblidJen
llntesplrFsteits> 5rieoen DER Chicago Blattiorm
lino. empfebIea mir foIsenbe potriptil9e @crte
oes Catholic SeIe9rapb" Organ nes Grjbi.
i6cfs Burced) su 8ebersisuna: l3iu49 sl4 8
rBcr prsi unci einem b0lben Sabre peiaeys
ten mir uns, ben 6rieOen ouf jleli6e 8eoine
aunaen pin oniunebmen, tpsilae eritens teinen
6riebsn brineen ionnte. 2enni aui pel6en
Srunofas, bin tann bic ~nnabbdngioteit zines
States aeftottet peroen, Der niGt Die unaba
bdreigfeit zines G0ngreb 9iftritts, Gpuntp,
9opnibipa oper eiaer J5amiIie fanttionirtn tulree?
IS aibt teinen 6oIhen.i5 Dirb cieIer @runo,
ios aber perworfen, oann lit bas Buno Der
Union bas GeiesR bee uStdrtersH-+oa1eIbe Gse
ies, oa8 0fts1ennelfee aNe gore AIabama liz
Der CONFEDERATION belt, bic Hoieie Q6noer gu
MIFteneien spHroen, I'm DOT oiejem 1eIess
gilt scine 8erufuug-oibt eS- teirA bbIlIsmitteg,
ala Rries. s9unn tuaren mir nibt MilIens,
uniern, Aational s Gbaratter uno unlere 8lad9e
uuisuaeben. IaDir beaen 6Iauben an freie Sssns
I~titutirnen, on snS Gieentbnms=H edt nes 2re
ff,en Iuuf bic 5rfl6te ieiner Arbeit ur1o ooS
6leiih auf ieinen &npden. aber bic @ebeliOn
mcute nit 8orbeea6t ano NiIen oieIes &eGt
uerni1ten. III Die &ebelenz 5ibrer MOLTEN Die
Meeiernng ;erit6reu, neil unter ibr eie @rbeit
irei 1T. aonnten5 mir, Die mir ourn Meinnna,
@dbl uns SteIluns NIT ben SntereNea Der dr-
Observation-Disclosures ;oentif;irt fino, ibre llptertpers
flung orempfeblen |? !nsl ua RiAiais hsadI
ugnns bat f3 9 feiteemn e~reianet. nm ben
Stano Der Streitfrass gu perdnbern |? J Sinh
mir in ben sisantii6en n1tlitdrtI6en Operatips
men Der lesten brei Sabre etrua Der beieate
Gbeil2.a Mir tSnnen bos nibt Ieben. @ir
baben aint @tnfacnb senpmmen, oher See bat
aud Baibinstcr nibt senrntrten. glber mir
b aben Warpldnb, 9WilIoari, ArfanlaS, ben
WliiTTEppi, !8enhtdp, Mdbarsa, @eoraid, Eens
neIee unc 8eft.8irsiaien senummen. g8ir
baben sspei 9rittbeile oeS NebeQens9 erriicri.ms
uno nit etner AaSnabnte ieoen 6ofen in 8efis.
Gir bnben bic Rebeuenflptte duf elm 8aar 9i.
ratsn reoucirt unb lire Armee dufaeflat mil
ben Rnaben une' greiien hires 2dnoes. Sf
oies aIiO bic 3eit, bob man ben freiea 1da.
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Sele9rnpbifd)e SGscDrteDten.
Beri&tet fnr BEN Baltimore gBeGer.
Tpn Der Nctpmacs 9lrlncs.
1aS @orpoNemfemegm inirN mieeer evneMel

% Dauptquartier berg Nrs
NEE, IS. Septbr. 8dbrenc Der lesten Sage
bat oa3 SiraIeurFeuer, untermii6t nit 2anona-
ben i'm Centrum Der &nie. pieeer leinen Nn-
fang sencmmen.
Msan oIaubte DOR einisen 5asen, oaB cas
S6orfihnsenieuer in Srrnt 6es 2. Corps auf.
b6ren peroe, oa bic Srnppeu beioer geseniiber=
itebenoen Nrmeen unter Ii6 Elm Oerartiaes Nb,
tummen getrrfsn batten, bod Dor eini9en
Nd6ten, aIs uniere @rrpOlten chen oboeIOt
tpuroen, ~feuerten bic Siebelen auf uniere 9a-
trouble inb t5oteten uno o~ermunbeten - 81.
1lniere 9eute nobmen it6 has natarli6 in Nhi
unb iu9ten &euanse. Geitern AbenO, ais Ie
cine sr6Bere Sruppe 3ebelen suilulmeniuben,
~Tenerten lie auf Oieielben II. nab ben aablreiHen
9~lmbuEanSen ST urtbeiIen, peI6e am foIseneeu
Nlprsen ben Ylot Trequentirten, -mus ibr Sene,
cine furftbar. 8irtuns 9ebabt baben. Is
gls lire GprpOiten hefra9t luureen aber Der
5~reOeusbruG, sntiduIpisten lie ii@ pau,t, bal
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9apre De Grace, 10. Sept. Die So:
cCmotice Geo. 9. WitGleIan fubr nit einem
SpeSial5use, III DEM li6 Sen. Grant unO elmer
ieiner StabSOff5iere befanO, segen l llbr beute
Wittas bier vCrbei. lnsefdbr cine WleiIe llo<
lid BON bier itieB Der tleine Bug, pel9er nit
%raienoer Shneli9teit oabin brauite, pl6slid
auf einen Garren, pel6er auf Den S6ienen
itunc uno NIT Glienserdtbi6aften &c. belooen
tpar, SertrImmerte renieIben unb S~eritreute Die
BARN befnoliden Se9enitdnoe lber Die S6ies
nen. Ser Bug lief meni9iten8 nod cine babe
0leile, ebe er an9ebalten meroen tounte. Mdre
Die locomotive aus ben S9ienen eerutben, 10
miroe elm 9rpbes lln9lld entitdnoen fem. 9ie
itrensite ll~nteriuGuns piro auseoronet ipers
ben, iowcbl iiber Die, peI6e ben aarren oul
Der Babn iteben lieben, alS ou6 iiber Die Sn-
s~enieure, melde 10 ruieno ianeI fubreu.