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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-03-25

TnE WONDERS OF A WATcH.-Therc arc very
few Of the many who carry watches who ever
think of the complexity Of its delicate mcchan-
ism. or Of the extraordinary and unceasing Ia
Dor II performs, and how astonishingly we'll Il
bears up and does It's duty under what would
be considered very shabby treatment In almost
any other machinery. There are many who
think watch ought to run and keep good time
for years without even drop Of oil. who would
not think Of running common .piece. Of ma.
chinery day without oiling, the wheels OF
which do but fraction Of the service.
We we're forcibly struck with this thought the
other day, by hearing Mr.. G. NJ. Zahm remark
hat, by way Of gratifying his curiosity, he had
made q calculation Of the revolutions which the
wheels IN an American watch make In y day and
a year. The result Of this calculation Is as sug-
gestiye as Il Is interesting. For example -
The main wheel makes revolutions In "a hours.
or l460 In year the second or centre wheel,
"a revolutions in "a hours. or $3.50 In year |;
the third wheel, i92 IN "a hours, or 90 ,0So In
year the fourth wheel, (Which carries the
second.hand,) y l44O In "a hours, or 525. GOO In .
year the fifth. or 'scape wheel, 1880 In ~
hours, or 4, IDS, 400 revolutions in year; whilo
tho beats or vibrations made In ~ hours arc
$500, or i4l 81, 900 In ycar.-Lanea'tsr
Express. ft.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-03-25

CnILpRES's Arms AND LEos.-A distinguish.
ed physician, who died some years since In Par
Is, declared :-"I believe that during the twenty
years that have practiced my profession In
this city, q, 1000 children have been carried to
the cemeteries, sacrifice to the absurd custom
Of exposing their arms Naked" On this the
editor Of the Philadelphia Medical and Surgical
Reporter remarks :-"Put the bulb OF ther-
mometer In baby's mouth, the mercury rises
TO 90 degrees. Now carry the same to Its little
hand II the arm be bare and the evening cool.
the mercury will sink TO 80 degrees. 0fcourse
all the blood that flows through these arms
must fall from 10 to 10 degrees below the tem-
perature Of the heart. Need say, when these
currents Of blood fow back into the chest, the
child's vitality must be more or less compro-
missed! And need add that We ought not to
be surprised at It's frequent recurring affections
OF the tongue, throat or stomach! Ihave seen
more than one child with habitual cough aud
hoarscness, choking with mucus, entirely and
permanently relieved by simply keeping the
hands and arms warm. Every observing and
progressive physician has daily opportunities
Of witnessing the same cure"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-03-25

REWARDS OF GESius-In tho reign Of James
l., Hugh Myddletou, IN ingenious man. un-
dcrtook to bring river OF pure water above
80 miles out Of Its natural course for the Supply
Of London. He perseyered In this imnnen:s un-
dertaking, In spite Of every difficulty. till be
at last accomplished that great good which he
had proposed, Of bringing wholesome water to
every mans door. At the present time tho
New River, which was the work Of Hugh Myd.
dleton, supplies % ,O0o, 900 Of gallons Of water
every day; and though the original protector
was ruined by the undertaking, In consequences
Of the difficulty which he had OF procuring
proper support. such Is now the general advan-
tace of the benefit which he procured for his
fellow-citizens, and 30 desirous are the people
to possess that advantage, that o share In tho
New River Company, which was at frst sold at
Ei00, Is now Ei5.000.
William Lea, clergyman, invented the first
stocking machine In 1889. Before that, mono
but the rich wore stockings. Lea made pair
of stockings by the frame before james l; but
there was such o prejudice against his idea.
that he found no encouragement. He went to
France, where finding no better success, no
died Of broken heart.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-03-25
UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE
Annual Taxes for 1851.


vTHE attention Of Taxpayers is hereby called
i to the provisions of the United States Ex-
else Law relative to the assessment OF annual
taxes.
BY the sixth section of the act Of July 1,
1862, ii is made the duty Of all persons, part
nerships, firms, associations, or corporations,
made liable to any annual duty, license, or tax,
on or before the first Monday OF May IN each
year, to make list or return TO the Assistant
Assessor of the District where located OF the
amount Of annual income, the articles or OBJ
jects charged with special tax, and the busi-
ness or occupation liable to pay any license.
Every person who shall fail to make such re-
turn by the day specified viii be liable to be
assessed by the Assessor according to the best
information which he can obtain; and in such
case the Assessor Is required to add hfty per
centum to the amount Of the items OF such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an Asses
sor any false or fraudulent list or statement,
with intent TO evade the valuation or enumera
ton required by law, is subject to fine OF five
hundred dollars; and in such case the list Will
be made out by the Assessor or Assistant AS
SCISSOR, and from the valuation and enumera-
tion 80 made there can be no appeal
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those
thirtieth day OF June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make re-
turn, and all necessary information, will be fur
nished by the Assistant Assessors for the several
Divisions, to whom the returns should be de-
livered on or before the first Monday OF May
next. Returns Of income for 1868 may be made
at once. NATL G. MARSHALL,
u. s. assessor. Isl Dist, Ne.
PORTLAND. Marsh, 1854. III
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How Mean ARE We TO DEArn.-A writer In
the Independent thus discourses on our nssrness
to death:
when we walk near powerful machinery, We
know that one single mis-stcp and those mighty
engines would tear US 10 ribbons with their fy.
ing wheels. or grind us to powder In their pom.
deruus Jaws. SO, when We arc laundering
across the land In a rail.car. and there Il moth.
ing but half an inch Of Hange iron to hold us
upon the track. So, when We are ut sea In .
ship, and there Is nothing but the thickness VI
q plank between as and eternity. We imagine
then that We see how close We arc to the edge OF
the precipice. But We do not sec Il. Whether
on the ssa or land, the partition which divides
US from eternity, Is something thinner than nn
oak plank or half an inch of Hango iron. The
machinery Of lie and death Is within Us. The
tissues that hold these beating powers In their
place. sie often not thicker than sheet OF ma .
per, and II that thin partition were piercsd ov
rupturcd, Il would be Just the same with n, 4,
III cannon ball had struck US. Death Il insen
srAbly bound up with life In the very struotur,
ofour bodies. Struggle Is he win to widen The
space, no man can at any time 20 further from
death than the thickness Of Q sheet of paper. !
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4oetrp.
WAITING BY THE GATE.

Beside massive gateway built mp In years gone by,
Upon whose top the clouds In eternal shadow lie,
While streams the evening sunshine ON quiet WOOD
stand and calmly wait till the hinges turn for me.
Tho tree tops faintly rustic beneath tho bree1c''
A sof. and soothing sound, yet II whispers Of the
hear the woodthru,h piping ono mellow descans
And seen, the flowers that blow when the heat Of
day Is DER.
Behold tho portals open, and DER the threshold now
There steps weary one with pale and iurrowed
III, count of years is full, his allotted task is
wroughtj
lie passes 10 his rest from placc that needs him
not
In sadness then ponder how quickly fleets the hour
or human strength and action. mans courage and
muse while still the woOdthrush sings down the
And as look and listen the sadness wears away.
Again the hingrs turn, and youth, departing,
throws
A look OF longing backward, aud sorrowfully goesi
hair.
Moves mournfally away frOm amidst the young and
fair.
o, glory of our race, that so suddenly decays!
U, crimson flush OF morning, that darkens as we
gaze
0, breath OF summer blossoms. that ON tho restless
air
Scatters moments sweetness and flies We know
not where
grieve for life's bright promise, just shown and
then withdrawn
But stili the shines round me, the evening bird
sings on,
And 1 again am sOothed, and, beside tho garden
In this son evening sunlight, calmly stand and
wait.
Once moro the gates opened, an infant group 20
out,
The sweet smile quenched forever, and stilled the
o. ira raIi tree of Life, that upon the green-sward
strews
It's fair young buds unopened, with every wind that
blows.
SO como fom every region, so enter, side by side,
The strong and faint Of spirit, the meek and men
Steps oaf caTths grea. and mighty, between those
And prints Of little feet mark the dust along the
way.
And some approach the threshold whose looks are
blank with fear,
And some whose temples brighten with Joy in draw
inS near,
As If they saw dear faces, and caught the gracious
eye .
or Him. the sinless Teacher who came for US to die.
heart
Can neither wake the dread nor the longing to de-
And, in the sunlight streaming on quiet wood and
lea,
stand and calmly walt till the hinges turn fOrmc.
bryant.
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PATTEN FARM.
Auction sale.

r shall sell at Public Auction. ON tho premises on
WEDNESDAY. March "A, 1861, ,at9 o'clock In the
forepoon. the farm known rs the Townsend place,
on the Kennebunk road road, miles from the mills
in Biddcford. Tho buildings Will DC soIu. WIN Win
farm, about GO acres. will he sold In lots to SUIT
purchasers, OF perhaps from } to acres IN lo,;
Also, several pieces OF stripped land, and small
wood lots Al the same time aud phase viii also
be sold Ali the personal property on the paceeon-
sisting OF Carpets, furnture. one pair OF Horses
lot Of sheep and Lambs, Wagons, Sieds, Farming
Tools. &c. NO UEO. ~. ADAMo.
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EMy friend called my attention TO this re.
markable psychological fact, namely:-Therc Is
no such thing o. female puustcr. This re.
mark struck me forcibly, and on reflection.
found that nsrer knsv nor heard Of onss
though I have onos or twice heard woman
make . single detached pun. ~ l have known .
hen 10 crow.-Hoimo. .,l'-.. d,
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~'what Is the reason that men never kiss
each other, while the ladies waste world Of
kisses on feminine fsoesi' said the Captain to
Gussie, the other day, up at Cornal. Gussis
cogitatcd minute, and then answered :-'Bo.
cause tho men have something better TO kiss.
and the women haven't. The Captain saw IL
Immediately.
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For Sale.

- i-srORY HOUSE, Barn, and about one
60 acre OF excellent land. with never.f,Iing
III well OF water close to the house, into when "
is conducted. Said house has Ave good rooms IN "
IL IA situated on the Northeast side OF the Fool
road about ave miles from the mills. and about tu
rods from q good clam bed-being an excellent SIT
uAtion for claiming OF fishing. Will be sold cheap
\ COIllSnEOrGH
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AuCtlOn.

JxriLL bc sold at Public Auction, In front OF the
w Biddeford Post Ofn:c, on SArU RDAf, March
10Th. 1861 at two o'clock z. H. to the highest bid
der. without reserve, the
PATTEN FARM.
s.d f.rm consists Of about ~ acres OF land equal
ly divided into tilAge, moving and pasturase with
che buildings thereon. There Is some wood on said
farm. The land Is In q good state OF CULTIVATION
will cut from 10 to Is tons Of good hay Said farm
a we'll watered and lies on the Pool road, miles
FROM the Mddeford mills. School and meetings
handy by. Good title given. Terms made known
at the time and place OF sale. Inquire OF Oliver
Perkins. UD RUFUS SMALL, Auct'r.
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EMsn ottsn attempt. by ths lishs ot rss-
, 70 s;sSiis ss soIS iS' up candle to ~ Ss stan:
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-03-25
THE BOSTON FIRE BRICK
CLAW Retort Manufacturing CO

WORKS. 3Oi FEDERAL STREET,
onee and Warehouse II Liberty Square and Z Bate
rymareh street,
MANUFACTURE Fire Brick, all SHAPES and
wi SUES, for furnaces required to stand the most
intense heat. Also,
FURNACE BLOCKS AND SLABS.
LOCOMOTIVES FIRE BLOCKS,
Bakers Oven and Grcen.house Tiles, Clay Retorts
and the necessary Tiles to set them, Fire
Cement. Fire Clay ind kaolln.
Tho undersigned give their special attention tina,
al or,ier. for the above manufacture are executed
with prom p,pess JAMES EDMOND CO.,
3mIO Sclilug Agents, ~ Liberty Square, Boston.
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SNAIL FARM FOR SALE.

S Containing ~ aeres OF good moving and
ItillAge land, within miles OF City Build-
ing. Cuts from 10 10 tons ot hay. Has on II q
hans. vood-shed and barn, With cellar under the
hosn and 3l young ffult trees. Also. q good we'll
oS v,ter' This Is rare chance for q gardener.
W 'rani,. oi o. A. GOWEN, or at this oaice. Q
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Is nserifaniicbe Raehrjbten.
Nloa0eni9IIE 6artforo.

N~clD>Y)orf, .. Nus. Sn ben 8reijeu Der
WarineofESiere ipridt man oauun, oas Der
Heterogeneous Stinsers, Der fh an bieieer
Station befuroet. oaju auSerieben pcroen iei,
cine lpl6ti9e ibnt1 bonn Observation-Disclosures auf<
getraaeNe Billion az asIflbren. Melber grt
oiele @dlilOR it,. bari isBt nidt 9elast peroen.
Gs ruroe ibW Der iei4tsebenoe uno Iei6t aes
panSeite Wonitoui sSunri5" BON philadelphia
sue gerfl9uns 9eitelIt, unot eS beiBt, bab sSn<
9enicar9 Sinners pemnddit BARN abeeben rpiro.
nSaratQga, %. 4usuft. ID 9as nationals
oernpfratli6e Gpwite bef9loB, NIT einem anoern
Gopperbeooccmlte, an .oelen Spite 81. 8eIs
rncnt itebt,3 Sulammensupirfen, abab 6oratic
Se9acur Don 9setp= Oort Die gonpentipn III
Chicago our Sronun9 rufe, unb baB 8ii6uf
9pptlnS ppn s9ewzgprt oas @ebet ipre6e.
3u9leid lit man parlrt iibereineetommen, bab
oiei@bita5o Spnpention aQes ibre grereie Der
Anrabme} iglasr Mabre9eln miomen Mile. Die
an beifere 9eeispet iInb, Die Nieosrlaee Nbra=
BAN Slacrla'S berbeisufibren, Das peritebtli6. J
Cincinnati, %. Aug. = (3uiammenitpk
anT benz 9bic.) ia 8Or9eltern 9benp aeaen 5
ubrl FANNIE Der 8OitDamp5er Wlaior anSerlon
bret Uleilen oberbeIb 8epap auf oas 8adete
boot 9isblanp @biei 5uuo1 bobrte oalIeIbe pOqs
ltdnoi9 III oen Gruno, Gasa S9if bate 800
ArbeitSleute an 8oro, ipeIhe nab ben Meoiee
runsSpsrfftltten in glaibuile. beftimmt tparen.
Wenlderleben SinSen niht p~erlpren, audi purs
De Die Safe nebit ben 8l6ern Ses Boots oe=
rettets ~ 59s. 5isbIanp Chief tpitete $4,000
uno sebSrte oea .Serren Y0apio @ibion rnb
Capt. 2uoutd. Gr uar niht per1idert.
@eltern NIB gesen 6 llbr fam in benz 8rebs
&aum Oss bielisen GOnrmereial elm oselutl6eS
Wldb9ea, 0amenS 2ucinoa, 8ole. auf cine
i9auoerbafte Weie um ibr 2eben. Sic mar
init Bapiersginlessn in Ger pre1e befhdltiat
gnp gln9 chen BON Dem einen Gnbe bee 8refIe
susr anoern, ais elm srpber S6aft, tpelder nil
$50 umorebuneen in Der Minute bic 8re1e in
8epesung fest, ibrel Richer .erfabte, lie .ielbIt
in bic 5Dhe bob uac nit BEN fappEe, nit 10
fur6tbarer @epalt ,auf ben ,9e6ep i6metterte,
oaB fpfprt @ebrn nnp 8lut Der lnsItdliden
nett lumber ipriBten. Na6 breimaliger gEie.
cerbolang Der firhterliden umbrebuna por bte
. Zee STIf "a 4 = -
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oas aebeaen-ssiOOerfaiH xenneHee,

aomirol 6arrasut'8 einfubrt in bic gudt
Don waOblle oura baS 55euer Der fsiEoIidcu
Sorts WtOrgan unc Gaines, bur6 EN- nit 9crz
peoOs 9efilteS Sabrpafer, nobel er iid nit
Dem S%lottenpiloten in Der 9ateaage fetbiuoen
lieb uno urter BEN furdtbarltsn 8euer bes
6einees BON port feline 8eieble CAB - oiels
Ebat mar nibt glorreider uls feline 8elieauno
oes 9ebelenzgSoeerl6iffes 5snneIee.. Dieles
SdlfT 1T ems Der itdrtiten unos belen Banner.
l3Tlfe, ole bis lebt 9ebaut uuroen sum 3ped
uon '9ateneertbeIeisuns unb 1T tpirhid- I'M
5tanOe, cine gauge 5Iotte in DEN @runo AZ
bDbreit, pie Der Observation-Disclosures 9u6andf,
perfiderte. a
Sem Rutnpf par uriprineIi6 su einem
8r'easidIif behimmt uno 1T auBsrproentlid
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Sin untcrfecifbes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Gegen Gnoe oeS Uori9en ,SdbreS brdd)te bic
Zines eInen 4rtltel iber ruIii9e ariegsrlltuua
gen urb tbut BET oieier @ete9enbeit zines eioers
tbInIiGen, sum S9use Der 7,9lema beitim.mten
unO uOn ben ruihiden 8eb6roen eatsebeisenen
0ertbeibt9nusstnittels grudbnuaas EIGS dplttsl
ttdHLt6 Elm unterieeiIdes Boot pun fcloHalen
Sireniicneu gebdut peroea,, beIIen Soften man
auf 10000 SIbcrs 2ubeI oeraniblaote uuo
fir oeIet 9eriteiuts 200 gouneN .Giieu} uno
Stab rerrranct perben lullten. 9te Shines
idrieb earnaIS: nSn 8eSus auf oieies Boot
miro eun tiefes gebeinnib beo6odtet. Dp6
tennen mir 10 oiel laoen, eab Die. Wtai6ine burb
cen1prinllrte 2uft in 8~epesung geiest tpereen
icu uno oaB es einen iebr itarten Sanobel nit
elmer Borrlhtun9 baber miro, Die eS erm5gliht,
9rObe, NIT 8uIuer 9efilte uno ourd Glettricis
tdt sur Grplclion Su ~bringenoe Gplinoer iilr
8ernibtun9 feinbtider 56iffe 81 benlsen.
9ie 2eute, tpeIdea bag 5S6iF lenten, iperoen
onr6 tleine 6enfer6en (bulls eyes) ieben, mas
oben pcrsebt, uro pie Siefe, in pelder fc ba
btntreiben, re9eIr tSnne,, inoem 1e iib. i'm
I~asemeinen gang oi6t an Der Oberfl6he oes
Noners halten.% Z Sicie Mnoobe Der SiuneS er.
Ieott 3ut OWL tptSo SIlUetHeNa .9rDBeS Wut1es
Der, ltno iest beitatist eS fi6, oah man emit.
lid an Der 8oQenoung oes prcjectirten See
uneebeuers orbeitet.
Die Sirntd Sames Huiieu unp Sons su
Bloomsbury, niht peit BON Birminqbam. bat
Dor einisen Wcnaten ben auItras sur Iniertis
guns oes apparatS erbol en-, tpelhersci hepez
Seroe ardft ce8 S6ife8 biloen ioa.a' 9erlelbe
beitebt aus 200 H0bren BON Sdmieoeeiieu, De-
ren 2dnse ni6t slei@ Qarob 1T, our9laHitdid
ieoca unsefdbr II SUP betrdst. Ser 9urds
rteNer 6ieier sar Iufnabme Der ,ccmprimirten
Suit beitimmten 86bren betrdat 10 3cu uno Die
Side Der oaSu% oerpanoten, aus benz beften Gi=
len ben StaiCroibire anseiertisten Ylatten
nobe an SOL. Den 9rud, ben iiesuoraus-
ii6tlid i'll traseu baben iperoen, perani6la9t
man ouf 1900 Bfunb per Guacrats 3o4; bod
tperoen lie 10 9eurbeitet, als tpenn man auf cine
Salt BON 1000 gfp. re6nete, aro ~oieienigen,
trelde oleie nidt su tragen psrm6sen, tperoen
ais unbrau6bar perporfen.
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~ s'ns" = pVpaE''9sN SnosaseF oniapaien
CuS gut SsH' als rilere 9epaefsntanf'e Den
Ysang%.ppO' 9ePllsSet; ole S0oeelale tqsll9
cN oap' o0n d4o e'rel0t pe1'sE 0ansen
fhAhR ~ SNttS " GAAkt 81 I'LL e. lux
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feline gt0drid)t, baS er ben 8lnb bsreits loer'
bate.
aanonen''d Iiie wuroen 9eitern sebort uno
man glaubt, e8 lei Moeriu, tpel6er oos Seb1ld
in Der Ndbe pcr SbarpSburg NIT 8pmben bes
lDerte
Sen. Mar Deber 1T oeS Commands pen
6orper8 Serrp entbOben pproen uno b%eoroert,
Id i'm Su8quetauna@ Departement gum 9ienite
5u meloeu. Sen. Gtepenipn comm1upirt Jest IN
tparper8 Serre,
Cine Mcbetcus SmUaSiOu MarDlGnO5.
Gs spirp berid,tct, roR Die Rsbsucn sen %otomGe
GbersHat0 iibegTd,yttten babct.
Gin 8eri6t, pia n6roli6e Gentralbabu, mel@
bet, paB Die Nebeaen ben PctOmac oberatalS
eefrcu5t babcn. Seine btrette Na6rihten pom
obersn %Oton'oe fito seitcrn sinse9an9er. q
. 8cu Der Nptcmnc.2 lrmee.a ss
zie sSeIDOm Giicn9aDn NOD, in u~nfererr seIia. 2er
SentS pesid,,pinSet ppn Itifsrcr Srcnt. %2snslitfi
se}"S oOu gscbsieaic if;itrc1. .-s "a
Sort. Sc nroe, %. Aag. Scr Sam,
pier Seaport bradte 90 &ebellen<O ff5iere, mel.
dc bei benz &T an Der @eloon Giienbabr
Iae5anaen genomunen pureen. 9ie 31bt Del
9efangenen Sploaten belduft llh aaF 200 800.
; 3ielelber pevpeN mrrgen bieber gebraht tuer'
ben. ssf s.arrss. q. .assafaf7sazls .s,s,., rpr
uniere Srappen balten bic 8eIopn @iie.babr
nod INNER.
Mofbtngton, "a. MuS. Sex 0oftoam'
pier pom Gitp 8otnt bra6te 69 &ebeuentOi ,
;iere, eini6lieBIid / 0berit, / Maior. s Gapi.
tdn8 uno Die ibrisen g~ieutenants. Der 9ams
pier brinst foI9enOe8 gieuere Don Grants Qrmee;
Sapptauartier ter @otomacsarmee
/ ~ pen %. ausuE. SUD
8eItern Wlcrgen tpar ner Seino BON Der
6rcnte oeS 5. uno 8. Corps at Der @eIoor
Gilenbabn ueriapunoen uno man gloubt, oaE
eey Seino pieien wi6tigeu 8untt agfgegebeu
bat une ieine redte 5ldute befeitigt, I'm eineu
Mn9rif pon a~unieren Gruppen gu perbinoern.
G5 tam h~brigers Der 6aI iein, oaB er einen
Nn9rif ouf uniere 2iniew an etucrH aneereu
puntte sn MAIDEN beabjati9t,
Ser 9tesen bdlt GU xno miro bGs Wturi4ireu
beI9werii6 MAIDEN. Qette 9tdht tpuroen sc
5iebeIen bereiusebrodt ea poren er6btentbeila
SlosG aroliner, $jeislben seben lih fir De-
%ierteure aus, mas man jeOCd niat sIaubt, eo
pon SiosG Carolina Gruppea ole penteitea 9e
~iertpure forsmer, GS iino ber5baFt al8iebenot
2eute uno tie ideineu gu s~(aubsn, oqB pa8 GnO'
ipes Samples nabe 1T. Sic slauben, YeterS,
burg fet in unieren 8ereib uno perpe bulO il
pnierem @eiib fem, nfEfos9re
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Wum nbercn Gntumac.
GetedDt in GrUnt beS 19. Corps. - &anOncmeons
ner In Der ~gid1tuus BON GbarpsbMrs. - Sa8 Som.
taaneo Don 6drpcrS KERN.

Salt GO n, %. au9uit. Sic 6teuung
unlerer Irmee lit mod unuerdnoert. Gtue ltarte
&nie bon 8eridan5un9en 1T bon unleren Sruss
pen %aufsepcrfen mproen llno Siraileure Sino In
unIerer 6ronte itationirt. GlnSelue Sdl6e Der
2iaie en.tans tooren seitern ben sun3en Sag su
b6ren; in Sronte eeS 10. Corps entipann Iid
fir tlr;e 3eit Elm tleines @efe6t.
ueber Die Starte oeS iib in uuierer 5rCnt
beInoenbeH 5einoes bat man bis jest nod
nidtS St6eres erfobren tSnaen. Man slqubt,
oab oerielbe einen @eriu6 MAIDEN mirp, Den
Nntnrnnt al freuaen. bod biz iebt bat man nod