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The New York herald., 1864-08-16
Important Flank Movement
OF Our Forces.
The Rebel Lines Of Retreat from
Atlanta Entirely Cut on.
Sherman Drawing Closer to
the Enemy's Defences,
Sess Gces 1os
CrHoIsNAH, August Is, 1884.

CINCINNATI, August Is, 1894.
An Atlanta epordent gives account OF action
on the 6h ~ which the lwenty third corps lost i've
hundred IN partially unsuccessful assault on tho
enemy's lines.
AZ tho Inst accounts august 81 line advanced to
three ies northwest OF Atlanta, and within mile and
u half OF the Macon road
Atlanta advices 10 the 10th state that since General
Schotelds movement the 5th reach the Macon
nothing important had heen done. These movements
have been partially successful the right of the line
assumed position three miles north of East Point about
mile from the railroad. The line thence extends north
around the city to the Chattanooga road.
General sherman is making gradual approaches, and In
very near the encmy's works, with works nearly
strong theirs 1t is thought that Hood received
reuforcements.
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
News frona sar rrancfrco.

sls FRAScrstv, August Is, 1864.
The steaner Golden City has sailed for Panama, with
hundred and twenty passengers and 81 oAo 900 IN
bulsion tor New York.
fberc II light demand for monev. Currency exchange
Is m ono osndred and forty rer cent premium Tee
graphic trausfcrs arc i've and bnf TO six aud hall per
cent premium. Corn bits are ha1 pcr cent lower.
There ia demand cor ~heli and tho price ranges
from 81 80 = 81 80 per one hlnasrd rolnds.
Three Russia1 war e port TO dgy Tor Japan.
Sailed, sbip Emerald fac. for LyerpooL
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
q orc Captures by tho Tallahassee.

More Captures by tho Taliahnssce.
The bark Ellen. OF London, Captain Rickmrs, from
Antwerp, arrived this port yesterday, and reports
that the 18th ust twenty miles south OF Moniauk,
a vessel apparently bark, burned TO the water's
edge.
Capt Kent, OF the brig Aduster, at this port reports
That the 9th inst latitude 90 49, longitude 80 4S. saw
ships mlnmas burned on, and several pieces OF bull
warks, some painted green.
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
gfubttc nna TIA Dcfeuces.

From the Richmond Wing, August u.
From far Knowlrdgc ct the deences or Mobile the
Wilmington Journal feels hesitation in saving that
Mobile if resoIutclv and rational defended j. safe
Us ever II was-as sate as Richmond or Wilmington
Mobile attacked and people know how defend It.
II they DON'T then Charleston has taught them nothing,
and IL falls Thea they viii surely be to blame AZ
present the Journal for apprehension. II
the fact that the encnv, with their superior
and more numerous vessels crushed inferior ones.
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
Rosroy August is. 1894

Tho scnooner R. f. PecKer, OF Richmond, Me- Capt In
Marson from Raltimore for Bath, put into Holmes Hoo
the 18th, having been captured by the pirate Talla
hassee eight p NJ the 18th instant, in latitude 49,
longitude II, and bonded Tor $40, 00o
Tho Tallahassee also captured the 10th the brig
Pillow, of SALEM Captain Reed, from Calais FOR Rati
moro, and The schooner spokane, OF fremont Me- Capt
Sawyer from Calais for Philadelphia. The Of the
Biow and spokane to the r. f. Pecker
and landed at Holmes Hole. The B,llows mss,s were
hrst Gu, away, and the vessel then scut,ed The
Spokane set Are. Both vessels loaded with
la,hs
Captain Sawyer, OF the Spokane board OF the
pirate about six hours He represents her to be OF from
eight hundred thousand tons burthen, and very
fast Her officers boasted OF having destroyed sixteen
vessels in thirty hours aud that they had captured Atty
in ALL
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
THE TALLAHAS SEE.

Probable E ngs cement with tho Pirate.
Captain Nye. OF the schooner Lizzie a. Stacy at this
port from Port Royal, reports that the lath inst or
Hog Island, heard heavy firing 70 the westward
night boarded by United States gunboa,, aud
another name not known; warned by them Of the
privateor
The New York herald., 1864-08-16

are-Major Scott. First New York dragons. shoulder,
slightly.
John Mix knee; and Lenox, arm-bo,h Of the Second
regulars.
Captain Mckinney Commissary Subsistence, 10 cn arge
OF the supply train.
The New York herald., 1864-08-16


The brig Billow, OF Salon, lumber loaded was fallen
In with By the gunboat Grand Gulf the 18Th inst, In
latitude 10 IL, longitude II 10, dsmasted aud aban-
doncd, having apparently been boarded by the Taa-
hassee The Grand Gulf took her in tow but afterwards
gave her .e revenue Miami which towed her to
Newport night The Grand Gulf proceeded in search
OF The priyatecr
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
NEWS FROM MISSISSIPPI.
Defeat or tho Rebel Cavalry Near Alb.
beyvliie.
From the Richmond Whig, August 13,

beyylfie.
MExPms, Tenn, August IL, 1854.
sharp skrmish took place Abbeyvillc, Miss.,
on the 10th inst. between cavalry, under General
Hatch and two Thousand rebel cavalry, under General
Chalmers, IN which the latter whipped, with tho
loss OF their cassons and several prisoners.
There ia no news from below
Tho river Is very low and navigation procarious
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
Indian Outrages In Sorthern Nansas.

IDIIs, AUsIat I.uf'
Fort Leayen WORTH despatch says iac nlan ooifsseo
continue 10 Northern Kansas. Ihe peopie.o me Notn'
western counties have ben murdered, Tue crops 10
stroyed and stock driven ~.
Tho evidence acsamul4tes that vi, Or nearly an tho
tribes on ths ons banded together Tor war Gener
ra, Blunt has issued dtrs that no arms or anne milton
be sold them ard nctaei ali officers having authority
o. ,hs Insus not 20 allow them 10 leave their resers
.or "a, inc west that such acts be taken as proof %
hostility and treated accordingly
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
INDIAN ATROCITIES.
lndiscriminnte Murder OF setticrs-rho
Overland NAL s,oppcd.

LEAYGNwORfH, August 10, 1874.
The Atchison Press has news from Little E'os that tho
Indians sunday hst commenced indlscriminato
murder section of tho stage route. The settlers
leaving Tho overland mail coaches have stopped
running
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
Death orRev. DIR. uuDbard yvinsiow.

BURLINGTON, Vt, August 10, 1854.
the Rev. nr Hnbbard winslow, Of New York, died al
Wlpton W, on saturday naht. His funeral will take
place at Wnliston Tuesday mcrning next
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
Isrsak In the Canal.

AfsASy AUGUST -, 1854
break occurred 10 the canal yesterday few miles
this side OF Scheoectadv u will take some days re.
mir
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
Promotion OF General Averil,.
MR.. 7. {. WILSON'S DEsPArou,
-. ,

Is ruE FIsLD IN VA, August 10. 1864.
General Averl has been pfomoeda maJor general for
his gallant fight at Noore1ed and successful operations
during the last moath
The New York herald., 1864-08-16


ExMayor Park, OF Memphis, vas arrested aud lodged
n the receiving that city the llth inst,
using Ind SC eet language regard TO tho military Au-
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
Arrival OF eonerai nurnside at Balti-

tuOre.
BALTIMORE August Is, 1854
MAJOR General Purnsldc and stan arrived hero thia
morning, and took breakfast At The Eulas House
General Burnside is going 70 Rncdo Island
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
Statement of Captain Chandler, OF the
Shin Stra tfOrd.

Tho British ship stratord (ate Arctc), Captain Chand
er, from Liverpool Juno ~ reports that August H.
IN latitude 40 80 longitude II, at nve r. NJ great
deal o. smoke to the westward At eight N found Il
proceed from ship burned 70 tho waters edge, and
still fire. Saw steamer not far or; she set her mast
head light she approached, but soon hauled it down
and STOOD to the eastward without speaking August 3
latitude 40 40, longitude To- heard some hsavy
Hrns west southwest, intervals, A. NJ
10 one = II
The New York herald., 1864-08-16

Casualties near Wtnrhester.
Among tho officers wounded recently near inchoster
The New York herald., 1864-08-16

Statement or Mr.. John Ryan, Boat.
keeper Of tlo FfIOtboat William Bell.
tir. John Ryan, boa,keeper Of the piotbnat William
Bel, gives facts In reference to captu OF
that by tho privatser Tallahassee in addition to
what we published In yeaterday's HERALD When the
ell boarded by tho from the Tallahassee tho
those board the potboat pack up their
clothes and snch private property as they desired TO
gave and carry these articles with them on board the
privateer with which directions the board the
Bell gladly complied; but after they had g,t board
the privaecr thing taken from them and ap
propratod b. the rnan Of tho Tallahassee. Even
the hats taken off the heads, the coats
OH ths backs and the boots oil the feet OF
the pilotboIts men, and coolly applied to
their by these pirates The prisoners were
kept board the privAteer from halpas six O'Clock
Thursday afternoon till o'clock day. and during
this time received not norsel Of food In addition TO
this, they used In the most inhuman manner 10
every respect the being composed of the
har dest Kind Of characters who to be destitute Of
all feelings Of humanity, al least they display none in
thertreatHent Of the unfortunate prisoners who fall
into their hands. As instance OF the short work
which the privateersmen made OF their captures, Mr..
Ryan that it ave after they had
boarded tho William Bell before she was on flre
The New York herald., 1864-08-16

The Pursuit. Of the Tallahassee.
Tho plotboat James Avery No. o. reports, 14h, OF the
Tavern House was boarded by the United states gun
boat Juniata, in search OF the Tallahassee.
The New York herald., 1864-08-16

PROVIDENCE, August Is, 1864.
The bark Glenarvon, Glasgow for New York. with
irou was destroyed by the Tallahassee Saturday
.ng of Nantucket Captain Watts and arrived
Newport, having been put . Prussian bark, and
thence transferred to a cutter.
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
Sketch of Lte,utcpant John W. Kettry.
lnse Executive Officer OF the Monito


Trcumseh.
Lisltcnant Kelley entered the Naval Academy mid
ahipman in Eebruary, 1853. and remained there uutl
June 1857 Shortly inter received his FIRST orders
sea, ani joined the frigate Mississippi. Captain
william G. Nicholson, ordered the East Indies Re.
tugning " that amp - Boston January, 1850 after
having visited AZ the ports In Chma Japsa open 10
fosgners agaa returned TO the academy pas oil his
sna exammaton IN June, 1890 and received orders 10
abe s,oopo Brooklyn, soder command of Captain
garrsgut who deeced by the deIari super
intend the survey OF the Chrqu lagoon 10 Dscember,
year. wss ordered master 10 the soop ofwar
St Marys ia the Pacific, and white attached 90 that
col recovcd na commission az lou seuaE1. Ia I5t2.
~eatiei OF the inactivity o. the life he was ieading
ne applied Tor active service, was detached came home.
and on The 2lst oi Aprl received or ers TO tho
frigate Sabine. Commodore Ringgold, where 10 re
maned Ior more than year executive officer, until
Ootobcr, 1903 the ship then goug OF commission a,
Boston He tncn applied 70 The department lor service
On an iron clad and WAS ordered O. tine Monitor 1rsn
Sch, Commander T. A. ". Craveu, then nearly cam
pieled On tho 23d April, 1864, she called tor aNc
arrived sfey at Hampton Roads, and after short stay
n James river lett for Mobile 10 in the rcducto
ot that place. under the gallant FArragut Tor whom
personally aud professionally. Mr. Kelley has always
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
Rcport or Coast Pilot Tanner.

Mr. George Tanner. coast pilot OF Boston, who brought
the bark suiote N this port, ropors:l2,h instant at
two r. NJ, Montank bearing north by east osehaf oast,
forty miles distant, the prvaeer Tallahassee
who c Sc aboard and hoised the Union lag; but,
after sscetnring the nationality or the bark lowered
the Unon and holsted the rebel flag. At three p NJ.
dsy three vessels buroing; at tea p. NJ saw
another large ship fire. 18th Instant, the Highlands
bearing about h.iy miles distant, spoke Cnited
States steamer sus ehanna cruising her all tho
Information in power when she shaped her in
the direction Of tho prvateer. Mr.. Tanner says the
steamer is about hundred burihsn, and carries
one gun forward and two ait.
The New York herald., 1864-08-16

The Casunlt1os on Board the Fla gsAtp
Hartford.
The folio wing is q list OF the killed the flagship
hartford
David Morrow. william osgood. uaomas Bane, Benja
min Harper, William Clark, Charles schaGer Frank Still
well, George Walker, John G. Scott, Thomas Wilde,
william Smith, william Andrews, Frederick Muusen
Lswis McLane, Potor Duncan, Thamas Baines, Thomas
Stanton, - Smith and - Camel.
Woandd--Leutenant Adams, tngineor McEwen, Mas
,crs Mate R r. Herrick, Acting Ensign W. II. Higen.
sothatn, since dead Theo. Wilder voussr, Adolphus
PulIe tiiram Edgar, r. Dumphrey, wm. Thomson, Il
Johasoa, Walter Lloyd NJ Forbes WIN. Staaley, G. Ste
venson, r. Campbell WIN. Doyle, August Simmons. Peter
PITTS. Michael ffya, David orten, wm Trask, Charles
Dennis, Thomas 0'Connell.
The New York herald., 1864-08-16

Tho hot weather docs not keen Mosby idle We learn
that yesterday he sent ~ ordonsve seventeen prisop
the result OF skrnish with body of the enemys
cavalry near Fairfax stitiol. While not
formed as to the substantial fruits OF bis success
know that Mosbys men, usual, made good biOg "
H. aud that many Of his cavaliers rode back better horses
than they carrcdnto the fight. The Yankees pur
sued az near AeSaniris as was deemed prudent
There nothing current at Gord0usvile yesterday
restive to the movements OF GeUeral Early
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
RE EBEL ACCOUNT S.

Military Affairs i'm GeOrEia-HoOd's Call
for EGcfniurceneH ( t---'s be Damage Done
tn the KMilroads se,rrd-BurninG OF
the town OF Barsea rY the FederaDs-
1rtshmem DcscrLia. the He ebcls-Atlnn-
tn 80 be Dcfe nded TO tho Last Extromi-
The New York herald., 1864-08-16

The Painful Excitement ExlstIng In
Maryland and Pennsyivania-rhe
Movements OF the Union Forces
Early's Raid Nearly BroughG to n
ClOse-The Affair Moor II Id Mosby
The New York herald., 1864-08-16
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

The Capltuiatt.u OF Fort Gaines-The
EeGHcitOn Fort morgan Expected
10 FoIiow-The Rebel Colonel Amdcr-
sOn Accused OF gresson. NC.
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%ll]o(6ln0ton, Q. C.

: Ncu6ten BEN Brd toenten.
9a8 1874. Obio J'eoinent, Grl. y. See. p1iiirte
aeitern auT ieine,n !oeimpeae bier nurd, na bic
9ienjt5eit oeielben ab9elaaien it. DaS Slegi=
meGt 500 nit tjuseneem Spiel prr'S Weipe
6auS mp ~laIuiirte bem Brdlipsnten, lpelder
ben SpIpaten ourh Oberit See porselte4t puree.
Ser gSrdileent belt cine turje Anipra6e an bic
9euts, wel6e ben sln9etheiltea BetIall ~eerlelben
fauo nnp mebrIab ourh peitidallenbe Cheers
unterbroden tuurpe. Da6 Resiment mar nur
fir 100 Sage e~ineemuitert uno ,pie man b6rt,
tperpen Die neiiten Der Wit9Iieper Wiscer 9ienlt
nebmen. "l' e2 ee
Gutlprungsn.- 3wei HebeIeu9ee
fanaene, ipelde I'M attett Capitol sefoneen iaBen,
entldlapFten ibrer 9oit, inoenI lie aus ibren
0eden Seile moGten uno lid pnnn beraba
lieben. 5
I 0aben' perbient. ~ BerlhIeccnc
p%ertriippelte SolDateM lino bereits als Glerts
II. i. 10. III zen oeri6ieoenen 9ie9ierIngSrc
partements au9eitellt wcrbeM
fGernunoete aus benz @efe6t
bel 9eep Sottom. Ser 9plpitat= 9am@
pier State cf Maine", Der geitern pon Gitr
Yoint abTnbr, tam heute NIT 800 0ernunoeten
Der /. Brigade oer 2. 9ipiIicn bon 5dncpd's
Corps an. Sic tpuroen i'm Gefeht am Scnns
tag bel 9eep Bottom bleiiirt. SO befuoen li6
Is OfIsiere oorunter.
/ arante Soloaten.- Sn Den 500
~ipitdlern bieles requirements beinpen iih sur
3eit nidt mehr ais 10000 trante Sclouteu
unO bic 6terbijdteit inter cenielten 1T sur Set
geringer ais ie SuOCr.
+ unper6dmt.- gutbracitc &oblea
tolten sar 3eit SIT per Sonne.
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Der Nslrot yauohaGcs.

9prttanr, Die, Is. Ausuit. Der
Schooner 8. 3. 6arriS fam beute bier an uno
lneloete, oub ct ant Is. Naguit, 20 Meilen
peitli6 uOn Seal Sslanc pom Piratsn Eallas
baiiee abgefon9en puroe uno etncn 8onp pOl
$1,000 fir feline 6reilaiiun9 uuter5eidnen mubS
te. gtm 8orp Der 0arris b%eTanoen lih np9 Die
Mannldaften pen 4 S6npner, hie pom Sotla~
boilee ~perlentt pOroen tpureil.
Zen Wlanninuften tuar 9~eltattet mcroen, ibre
aleioungsitlden uno i~Onitisen GfIetten n.it5u.
nehmen. Giner oieier S6Ooner war tirsIid
pom Der 6lOriou 9etapert unp gegen 8cno frei=
g~elaiIsn worOen. Ser Ealabaliee iOll jebr gut
or'nirt, jeppf turS an aCblen lem. Die Oil.
3jere ertunoiaten ij6 nad Dem nd9fen Sufen,
u9n Soblen einaehmen sl t6nneu, ebenlO aud
tpeger Der Slider III Der 9ai pon Gbaleur.
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arrinner.unfua IN gfebrasfa q.

OMAHA, II. gug. Die lleberIano-Ppits
Geieqi6oit idbrt fort, ibr Gi9entbum Dor ben
sJnOianera III Siderbeit 81 bringen.
Die SnOianer erifien bieien g(o6mittag z
Wleilen ppn Gottpn $1,000 orei Mdgen nit 4uie
iagieren an. IS mnreen ibuen SpIpaien 5l
bIlie geiAidl,
9urd, &unbi6aiter lit ermitteIt pOroen, Dap
in peniger al8 20 Sa9en eiu gemeini6uitli6er
2tngriT Der Gbepenne5, SiOpaS, DIES, SnateS,
Goman6es uno ~9irrapabpt8 ge8en 5prt Sears
nep, Sort COTTONWOOD uno Lungs oe@ Qlottez
Gbales semaht peroen miro.
Sc fInO ale MoEregeIu eetrOiien, ibnen einen
parmen GmpFan9 gu bereiten. 9tle Han6pa
Ino per!aien, bic 6umilien TlGdten in Die Sorts.
9aS golt erridtet 8eiefi9ungen uno bewaiineI
ii6.
Gen. Curtis tam geitern bier on unp seb
boIo nab benz @efteH ab, um oaSrei6enot
BaBregeln gum Sduge Der ueberloncpcit I'M
Der GuSmunoerung gu trefTen.
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MorDlono Staate>G rnucnticn.
(|bensfsgEs.
q

Nnndppti@ ysl7. Nu9.
3|iusfub. u.r. Welt pcn Qrirce Seer
ae'e Gpuntn heridtete iber glrtttel 3 Section
40 Der gegeripdrtigcn Continuation betreliS bee
j3insfaBeS unp ~p{ferirte ioIgenoes Imeuoement:
Der 9elebmdBige 3insiuB in oieiem State foil
6 4roSent betrasen, au8genrmmeu, penu Die
GOntrabenten iih betreT8 Crb6buug einigeH;
unc II alien 5dtIeT uon Observation-Disclosures
t6nrsl piele 10 eripahieuoen 53inlen eiugetries
ben meroen; audi ioll Die @eietsebun9 ale Ntte
paliireu, I'm oieie Section in Strait treten 81
lalIen. Ser 8eridt nuroe sim Druid herreert.
9aS @erihtSz epartement.-
Sic SeCtiCn g., neIGe unfOrmeII paiirt mar,
nuroe nn6 e;nnal auf Dr. 3brultun's 9Intrag
aaI9erufen une p%alirt, SectiUn 10 oage9en tart
sebottirt uno au6seitriden. a..
NnnapoliS.18 10. 9tug.
Sic 3iebung tnSM arplan Mars
burp's Ieiolutjou (pOr9eitern beri&te) purce
uufsenemmen.
Wtarbrrp, Serrp urn 4eter iprdden Su 6ans
item perlelben. S6lep madte gelteno, %anltatt,
bab Der Staat Otarplano binli6tlih leiner Qupta
ST uieI 2eute geitellt, pemlelben nod 5000 %.
geltriden rprrpell ieier, worauf auI Serrp's
Mntra9 Die 9ieiolntion suriifgele9t tpuroe.
Gas 0ert6t8bepartement. Sect.
il murre i'll 8ieoererpdsung ge;peen unp oann
paiijyt; rieielbe luutet: Scoe Nericn, TelGe
Burger Der Ser. Staaten 1T, Darf pop ben Ges
ridtab6ien ais Nnwult III le;ner SADIE oufz
treien. 80
Sect. -. Gas @ppelution8serid ioa aus
einem 0berridter uno 4 N1. 8idtern belteben
unc Der Sta*t ica in 5 9iitritts getheilt tper=
ceu.
elrd ebe iiber Die Sect. ab9efimmt werpen
tsnnte, rertaote iib Die Contention. .
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0}n,. GcUraiG.
olc efebenem bel 9alton snrlRsei9lGseI

D!c gSebeneu bel 5datcT Sur1HScleiGSen.
Naibpille, 10, Nugult. Die ehattaa
urpaa Ga3ette pom 16, B. d. eatb6lt fol9ence
9(a6ri6ten;
Ql8 Die 0ebtlIen Dalton an9riiien, 5dblten
fe 5000 Mann Snionterie unp Gopolerie nit
s GeIdiiben unter COMMANDO pom General
noicr Wbeeler. Die @arniion ppn 9a!ton
beItano uur aus 400 Dfann pom 2. 4lC. He4
Qiment inter Oberit SeibpIp; Oemaa6 samen
10 Rebeaeu auf einen uniensicloateu. liniere
9eute batten Gromerfe beiest, ionic Elm grpBes
Steinbuus. 9ie 9lebelen murpen gut I'M
Sdaa gebalten.
Sim WlDntag Wtprgen tam General Steoz
man nit 8eritdrtungsn on uno Der &j be.
ooun iufurt. Die GarniIon oran9 aus Den
8erIdonsunoen pprrdrt8 uno III oemisiber
Wuoenblide erbtelt cas ID. Ser. ct. iarbi9'
3nfanterie Gesinent. 0berit Mcrgon, 8eieb
sum 8appnettzgn9riff. pelhen es pcr5i9lid
au8fibrte. Sic 3ebelen tuarep ni6t I'M Stan.
be, Dem unaeitIne1 Inpringen Der Sarbigen 81
mioerneben uno iloben in wiloer lnDrpnung
Die 8ebeaen batten Die Glienbubn cine Wieil!
ete1ett8 ppn 90Itpn nur wenig SeritSrt une ce'
S4qpen 1T bereitS pieoer reparirt.
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Nrfplareid,e s,perationen ass Sarresnua.

Stem DOrt, Is. slug. Ser Commercial
bat Die 9ia6ri6t erboIten, pub am Mittppd
Mtprsen ein She'll unierer Qinte ipciter porriidte
uno 2 2jnien Groperte, icpie 25O Gefangene
BENT 6einoe abnabm. 0crielbe G~prrcippnoent
lagt, b1B Sheridan ben 6eirb s~uriidtrieb uno
paB fein 3peJiel mebr pbpaltet iiber ole Glbii6t
0es 6einbes, oen &riegsihauplub an oeu cberen
8ctomac 81 uerlesen.
Gin Correspondent Ger 9oit iu9t, oaB Song
itrest5 Corps i'll 8r1ntS 6rpnt an SanleSs
Glut lit.
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8}nunysI,s:frgiEx D..

Noihinqtpu, IS. gug. Gas 5@irtuIi=
renoe 8leinpapierselo betrdst $24, 0OO,O
Die ReccrcS Der General 2ancpifce weiien
aus, Dap it oieiem Sabre mebr GOngrebIauo
requirirt puroe, aIs je uprber iejttieiem &rieae;
Die Ginnahrnen baben lia beSbaIb betrddt!id,
vermehrt.
Die Subscription ouf bic neue 7.3O Nnleibe
betrlIs beute $1,186,O00.
Gas Nappz9 Department bat ipfort, nadben'
IS Die gladri9t erbielt, DAP Der SuIIaba1ee III
0aIiiar ein9eluuien iet, spei ariessldife bort
bin oeinidt. I'm ihH oni;uIlnern.
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