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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

- -. o o M hitehietoNn-
Dr.. J. Il. Storer, Trfadslphia W. Va
@ y. Scott, Wellsburg,
J. j. Burns, FAirmont
james A. Bell Cameron.
JAS. 4. Wharton, ParkeTuburg, e
Geo. Bier, New MRFtinsYille
Andrew Dare, SisterHVille, "a
Thos. HouEh, Warrington,
Horace Resley, Grafton,
Geo. Edwards, MoundsVille,
II HagAns, MorgantoWn,
Jas. 7. Waymsn, Glen Easton,
Jno- Irwin, Olarksburg
Jas. A. Campbell, Bethany
JnO. Bayha, Fulton,
Joel Truesdale, West Alexander, Pa
7 Robt- Simpson, ClaysVfIs,
: John Baird, Washington,
8. J. CrOthers, TaylorstoUu
.h. n Rhodes, Bridgeport, Ohio.
u b Rice hartinEViile, .rr...
q. W. DlwOFth, Mt Pleasant
Col. z. L POOrmAn, st. ClairsyflIss
J. Lipptneott, Jr., MorristoUn .
Richardson 4 Bro, BeIlAire
Jno. saunderB Eundsh
Wilson Bro, Cadiz
,. r. watson, HArrisYille,
z BAttelle, Newport,
Wilson Stringsr West WhesIfpR
ChAS Hare, summerheld,
a. BenninghauH, Williamsburg
capt Watson, GreyEFille,
NJ Blackburn, HaTTiottEVfIle
Jno. Bradneld, BGTntTiIle isl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

The spacious Halls are brilliantly IIlumina ted
aud are protusely Ornamented with everRreeps
singing birds.
cAPscious Concert room is erected, aud amuEe-
ments and enter tAnmenIs are introduced each even
ing
No effort will be spared to make the Fair worthy
Of the object for which It pleads
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
ACCENTS WANTED

V1O SELL THE STANDARD HISTORY OF THE
War rare chance 20 make money. Agents
are c caring from ElvO to f2yO per month. 2OOUUJ
volumes already sold. Send for circulars. address
JONES, BROS. 4 CO., Publishers, BALTIMORE,
3ula
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
Law and Miscellaneous Lii
barV for Sale.

WILL Offer at public sale on Thursdayr July
i 18th, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. At the ofice 4th
street, two doors below the Court House, nov &C.
cupisd by A. b Caldwell and . 2. Wheeler The
Law and miscellaneous library Of the late Morgan
Nelson The said library Is full and complete, beng
one Of the largest IN the State.
TERMS OF SALE-Au sums under nifty dOllars
caEh hfty and over note months, with int=rrst
and approved security
Wheeling, June -. 1861. A. CECIL, Adur-
ClArksbuTg Telegraph, PaTkeTsbuTE Gazette su4
81. ClAirsTile Chronicle, eopy-ts., and send bUs
for eouectiOn- ie--s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
Residence for Sale.

TINHE subscriber offers for sale the Property on
Z which he resides, on Quincy street. The House
Il a substantial BIick. containing eight rooms aud
kitchen, with gas fixtures, bath room, &C. 1t is a
corner lot with a front Of sixty feet on Quincy
street by one hundred aud fifteen in depth, sta5le
and alley In the rear. good opportunity for a
person wishing residence in pleasant part OF the
city. For terms apply to
fy2-3tS IL p. MORRIS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
BDIC "A TON
OF
MT. ZION'S CEMETERY,
srrnAY NEYr I 1917


THIS CEMETERY, purchased under the auspices
Il Of lions German Lutheran Church-Rev. WIN.
BerkemeieTs-is situated near the city on beauti-
ground The road leading to it Is known as "Cald-
wells run road" In order to meet felt want this
land has been purchased, aud with much labor and
expense arranged and beautihsd. Though pur-
chased and arranged under the auspices OF the
German Lutheran lions Church, it Is however in
tended burial place for ALL who desire to pur-
chase lots, or places for single graves.
This sacred spot will be set apart for BURIAL
PVRPCSES ONLY, with appropriate ceremonies, on
sunday, July Sd, at O'Clock p. NJ. The public are
cordially invited to attend.
On Saturday, July 9tb from 2 to 6 o'clock pub
lie sale OF lots will take place the Cemetery TO
which all who desire to purchase are invited.
w BERK EMEIR,
CHI SIEBRIGHT,
E ZIEGLER,
II. JUERGENS,
W. DELBRUGGE,
Jyl-2t Committee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DR. THOMAS RISNER, WOULD
IL respectfully inform the citizens Of Whseliag
and vicinity that be has permanently located 10
this city for the practice Of Medicine upon the q
tional or Eclectic system. He has been engage 10
the practice Ofhis PROBES sion FOR number years,
and has been eminently successful in the trsa
Of all varieties OF diseases, both acute and chr0ls
Dr.. Il, - heretofore, Eill devote good EhAr- -
his time and attention 70 the treatmentof all chr0ul
diseases Of beth sexes, such Consumption and AL
varieties OF Lung DiseaAe all Diseases Ofthe Thrt
CatarIh, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, hsTcUriai
End Nervous Diseases, Rheumafism, Scrofuls, ever
variety Of Blood and skin Disc ases Epilepsy, TuT
Wens. Spinal Affections, d iseases Of the kidneys
End Bladder, Heart Affections, Disrases Of the Rye
and lar, 4c- Those peculiar TO Females, viz In
fAnmAtory Diseases Of the Uterus, Painful lTreEl-
lsritfes, Lsuoorrhea, ProlsPsus Uteri, aud AL SrT
V0us Diseases to which they subject. Disease
Of Children carefully and nationally treated Med
icines mid, reliable and agreeable.
An communications strictly confidential. Might
calls cheerfully and promptly answered
HTOhice aud residence one door west Of LClis
Abling's Hotel, Third street, near Reed a krafg's
Drug store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va. once hours
from A. n 10 P. NJ
REFERENCES.
Prof. B. 2. Payne, stsubsnvills Ohio.
DR.. W. D. NcGregoT, - &"
Dr.. G. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio
Prof c. h Cleayeland, Cincinnati, Ohio
DR.. c. A. Mslehfmsr, Van Vert,
je951ydkW
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
Tin,CoppGr& ShestIron Ware.

TT
HAVING increased nv facilities for the manu-.
IL fseture Of the above articles, 1 am prepared
TO NIL all orders promptly, and cheap or cheaper,
than can be had ~ any other house IN the city
keep the latest patterns OF STOVES, both Wood and
Coal, and viii warrant every Stove. am prepared
and will give such jobs my personal attention
spOuttng and GutteriDg ofall kinds always on hand
Copper aud Brass Kettles and Fruit Cans OF the bzt
kind also very cheap Merchants aud sthers visit
ing the eity.Will do we'll to give me a call
jez B. z. CALDWELL
Whilst war is raging South and East.
Tbs Yankees on their goodies feast,
And worlds Of notions Keep % sell
But none 90 cheap a. FEANE CALDEKLL:
shop on Main street, number uaHT
The sign lie on both door and gate
Near the Stone Bridge, for bargains 70
Opposite the Baltimore depot
Call, every mothers son, aud Try
The prices, and you're sure 70 buy
Inc ladies' too, each romping elf,
VIII something and TO please herself
Where everything that's ever been,
Made from iron, bras, or tin
Cake cutters, lamps, and washing bowls,
Buckets, dippers, and candle mouida,
Pans for pies and pans for IOaves,
Franklin, Shop, and Cooking Stoves
OIL well tubes and pipes for gas,
With fancy toys, Of tin and brass.
This season brings Gs lots Of fruit,
ne has ~THE CANS" put Up 70 suit,
JAPannsd and plain, both thick aud thin,
And sausage suffers, made from tin,
With copper ware, al shaped and sized,
wash kettles, cast and gafvaniEsd-
Let everybody bring his wife
he can supply them all for life,
From washing boards and dinner bells
To knives and forks aud coffee mills,
Things in whole or things in parts,
Cans for milk-NagouH, gigs or carts
Painted neatly, hghtblue and deep,
And you can buy them very cheap
Ar HUhBER u6HI. Remember wen,
Don't fail 70 md
JszT.1v BIZ. CALDWELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
TABLEAUX AND CONCERT.
orOthsr amusements every evening.
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF GOODS IN
LADIES' BAZAAR.
FLORAL HALL.
As beautiful az q scene frem Fairly Land.
Curiosity Shop & Gallery of Fine Arts
IsFull Of Fine Paintings, curiOaities, &c, &c.
THE IRON-OLAD MONITOR

Is complete copy Of the original, and Is = great
curiosity.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
The savings Bank OF Wheeling,

The Directors have this day declared dividend
OF ten per cent out Of the prodts OF the last six
months, payable TO stockholders on demand, free
from all taxes. SP HILDRETH
jy2 Trs.s15ar
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
PeopIes' Bank-statement.

The Directors of this Bank have declared a divi.
deud Of ten per cent. the Capital Stock, payable
on demand to the stockholders out OF the earnings
jy2 BIN. EoFP, Cashier.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
Notice.

ON and after tho 1T of July. 1864, the price Of
" Ale at my nrvwsry will be SO, 81, $40 and
slI per barrel, for the different brands.
GEO. W. SMITH.
WHALING BHLWEET, jyl-lw
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

The present StrinEencyInt the Money
MarkeL-The value OF currency not
Increased by it's volume.
FROM the Money article of the N. Y. Commercial
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02
MUSICAL DESTITUTE,

Wheeling. June 30, 1884. = a wi Jyi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-02

PROGRAMmE
i. Midsummer Nights DreaD,
[VaraphTase de Concert, LIsZF.
CARL WULFSOHN.
l. Sleep Not Sweet b.
HEIR HABELMAN.
3. JGa-I Spring oug-................... ,t,,,,,,
llb.l Hunting SOng,.,....-....... ''i''
CARL HOLFsOHN.
l. Aria from Martha FLoTow
HERR uABELMAN.
s. Faust, lFOntaizie de Concert WOLFsOHN
CARL WULESOHN.
G. Maiden at the WindOE Esca
BERR HABELMAN.
T. William Tell, IEOntAi5iB de Concert d. EHLEE
CARL WOLFSOHN.
TICKETS 20 cents each. To be had at the door
DOORS open at Z. Concert commences at
O'Clock.
The Piano ussd this occasion Is an elegant
square Grand from the celebrated factory Of WIn
Rnabe s Co., aud kindly loaned by Mr.. Jesse b.
Melor. ivy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
GIotbi,tg.
WiLLIAht MALIenn.

a Norsot THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
I prepared to accommodate his oustonIara witt
L every article Of genuemen's wearing apparel o,
the latest style and best quality. Those who Aaul
coata pants, vests, shrts hosiery hAna akerehi sfs.
gloves boots, shoes, slippers, &e., will do well u
give him call. aiHafr- Coz au24
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
nesolnfI0n of fo.nartnNrahln.

II1aE pAflhership heretofore exsting under the drn
IL ofFEaNEDlko, MAUse 4 90 IN M,1ing Basi,Isss
Al BdeGsgs mus" Dayton, Ohio was dissolved by
InultoI coneent, on the 10Th day OF August 1861.
Al persons knoSing themselves indebted 10 said
hftn are reqoestedo 70 call and settle, aud an having
claims against The hrm win pTesen them for payment
Immediately, The books viii be found Ut the ofioo
OF HEN tY FERsEDINa a SON, No s., Keuten
street where aion6, the ACCOUNTS viii be settled.
HENRY FERNEDING,
" GEORGE MAU5E, Fba
ANDREW MAUsE. .1 ll
4 DAYTON, August IL 1894, auglS- lind
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
Dissolution Of CO-Partnership.

tINHE partnaf-hip heretofore existing undorthe rnr
l Of Breene q Nixon, the Clothing business,
wa dissolved ny iRaual consent ON the 20th day OF
August, 1864. Isa H. .atsI.l fsH
W. 9, Bfeens is authorized to settle the affairs OF
the late firm. tft w. G. BREENE,
,.,.,,,.. . A. @, NIXON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
FIYE ORNTa RRMIRn-

MILTON iUR0MAs, D BOMB boy eiahteen
Hf VI years OF age, ranaway from the uhderl qnei
90 about the 9tiuntA 6fhis lsto wara All ptrsohh rom
gsi harbenng o. trusting him on my account y 81
seplS'wdt 9r ~ tiia3 AAkRf BREkNERsa
aAIa6 taaauh ssai ~ sgse fia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
SHIRTS
II OP SKIRTS!!

. Hoop Skirt Factory.
Y IftlE uhdersigned have established a Hoop Skirt
IL fattory az No. 276 Filth street, near The Ooeoia
MIL All knds-NeY York and Paris style Skirts
replired neatly and Warranted Tor six months
Sorsets and bustlea constantly on hand Ladies' re.
member the place No. 270, Fifth street, Dayton. ID.
iune2s-H J. BERNSTEIN n BRO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
Muslr.
MUSIC STORE.

M US SIC SIORE.
THE attention Of musicians and all lovers OF music
J. IL called to our splendid assortment oil Musical
lnstruments OF the most approved manufacturer
We have constantly on hand a line stock OF Yiollns
Flutes, Guitars, Ooncertinos, and AccoTdeons ofeveTy
variety Of quality and price.
Being also agents for Ernest Cables celebrated
Piano Fortes, able to furnish the public with
these fine instruments which may be favorsbly com.
pared with the best now manufactured.
Our facilities such TO enable TO furnish the
above aso, music books, sheet music and ali kinds
OF musical merchandise, at prices and terms thnt
not fail 70 prove satisfactory to purchasers.
Oh, J, A. FISHER, III Main street,
Eas3 Between Third and Fourth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
9ailg Gmpire,
TRAVELLERS REGISTER. +;

Trains arrive and departtrom the Union Depot
a. sfollows
OIHoIREATI, HAHrLToH AND DATToE.
Depart. Arrive.
Louisville and ". Louis Male. s;3Oa m
Cincinnati Accommodat On...".7i30 q 5.25 p I'm
CINCINNATI Mal...".s. ..........SOO p m 100 pm
Cincinnati Accommodate .04b y m
DATToN, xEnA AND CoLUHsus.
Eastern Express es....................ll,I5 m A4Oam
W 500 IA
Xenis mmodaton".......4 $50 pm
Eastern E1press".-......."-.,.,.l 1870 q IN 945p
sASDusEY. DAYToH AND CipcIHEATI
Sanduaky Mail .....,.... ...,.n". $40 m T:15 a IN
Huntsville Accommodation ....s0O m 2s45 m
DATros AND MIouteAN.
Chicago Mell.....e.e ..........".s:ss am T;Ro a m
Chicago and Detroit Express., 500 p m $40 IN
INDIANA CENTRAL AND DAYTON wEsrERE.
st. Louis and Chicago Mai.....a 40 a. m IIlOa m
indianapolis Accommodation, $3.50 pm $50 p M
@St Louie Express ...."....,S:l0p M 1925 IA
DAYTON UNION
Accommodation n.""........a.,",. am $50 a m
Exprsss.''........ ..'',-..""...53O pm Gl0p
Leaves daily except Monday; stops only at Sonora
EdoradO and New Paris,
RS Passengers going East on the 100 a IN tram
must purchase theirtickets before $3.50 m. The
Ticket Otfico will not be open for this train.
AUGUTUs W WINSOH, JR Agent.
CrSoiSEArr AND CHICAGO RAm RoAD.
NORTH
Mail 1870 p IN .,,........Leays Riahm'd 1895 m
Night EAPresaI ll6S m..,",o,..,......,,,. 1880
soUrH.
Mail q ~ prn.............AtriyGa at Riehmd $40 IN
Ngh' A2presEi e'uO Oam''.''.''..'..,'."..,,7 80 IA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-20
9lost,
Notels.
/. E.Dlis|Tl,ATEsHOTEL lis| a.

Directly opposite the Boston and orcestr Railroad
DePot) I'D
FNHE undersigned, who has been conn ected with tho
~ American House, IN this city, for over nine years
has leased this well known and popular Hotel for
term Of years, aud pledges him elf TO his friends and
the puhe 20 use hs utmost efforts TO sustain the rep-
utation Of the UNITED STATES HOTEL, as a first
class house The public may rely upon finding, al
tins house, the appliances and comforts OF first
class hotel.
Price, as heretofore Two Dollars per da,
oeSd6m FRANK NJ. PRATT.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29
QNnd,iuifis in Iona.

Scr eini9er 3eit puroe bel Suincp,
81, Elm Solbat ocs 4 Snfauterie.Rc9i:
ments, gtamens Yraetber, ourcb cinen
9spiien Garn6 ermor0et. 0ieier mar
vsrbaftet uno nab SontancpilIe, Gooir
@ountD, Soma, in Die Sail oebradt morz
oen. Qraetbsr bate in bcrielben Goms
pa0nie, in Der er oiente, 3pei S6bne, welz
bc Rabe fbmurcu. &GrIlib tlmen pl0es
IidD 0c9en Wlitta9 jebn bsrittene Soloas
ten Der ertpdbntGn Gomp09nie Dor oa5
@Efdn9niB, erbrahen Die TbGren unc
bolten Sarn6 berau6, ebs mob Semano
2Sioerifdno leiften fonnte. - c5n elmer
Sntfernun9 Don orei MieIen pon Dem
Srte lUuroe G1rns eribOfcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29
DemeFratifdbs Gtaats. Convention in
Obio.

Die bemcfratiftbe Staats.@ Convention
uerfammelte fi6 am 23lfsn Mdr5 ;u So.
lumbus um Oele8aten jur gtationalcon=
penticn uno @anoioaten fir bic Staatss
dmter ju nOminiren.
Sie &riesss uno Srieoens Drmotraz
ten be in 3iemlib 9leider Qnjobl anrpe.
feno woren, fubten fib 9eaenieiti9 oen
Stang itreiti9 ju MAIDEN. Sa6 Sidet
Der &rie9Soemcfroten bate oen gtamen
BON Ranep an Der Spisp, bas Der Sop.
perbeaos ben bon Sallanoi9bam. Oie
Ibftimmun9 f0toB unter auBercrbcntlis
der Qufre9un9 uno als ba5 ReIultat uer=
fiinoi9t purbe, GIG Stimmen fir Sra.
nep uno 2I2 fir &allanoi9bom, Uer=
lon9ten Die @cpperbeoos cine nodbmali9e
3dblun9 uno orobten nit l(u5tritt ale
oisie perlpei9ert purbe, bsrubieten fib
absr fblieBlib.
Q(ub bel Der @rnennun9 fir Stoatse
6mter unterIa9en Die Saltanoi9bGmmel.
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0Hnrt SSeu.SrIeduS.

geew Srleans, IL. W6rj. Sn
militdriIbem 8reiisn jsiet fitb cine 9ros
Bs &dbri9feit. Sen. Sants 1T i'm Bee
9riff, cine 9roBe @rpeoition no6 @eit.
9ouiiana abjufenoen. Sine SlottilIp BON
&aronenbcoten 1T bersits na6 Qleran:
6ria ab8e9an9en. Babribeinli6 miro
Sen. Sdnf6 nit Den in Qrfanfas Ifebens
ben Sunosstruppen 9emsinibaftlib BAN
Deln, uno nitbt nur @ef.Gouifiana, fon.
bern aub Irfania6 uno Seras BON Den
Nebellen iu f6ubern fuden.
SSn 8emdBbet elmer bon Sen. Sdnts
ertohenen Sroer rerben am %. WIrj
8ablen fir Oete9aten su elmer verfafs
fun9s8ebenoen @onpention foil ii6 in
Stem Orleans am 6. Qpril perfammeIn II.
aus $50 WiteIieosrn bsfteben, bon oenen
Die Stoot Ren SrIeans aIlctn 63 iu pdbs
len bat.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29
Sefentlt6e 9Senbu.

Nuf Sdmfta86 oen I6. Qpril nGhltene,
I'm IL lltr Wittds5, fcIsn am SauIe bss Der
ltcrttnen 9 0 ono n & emm erer. lebtbip
BON Nisbtr WilfOrO GaunfGip, er6a gauntp
fOlsenee arttfel auf Gffsnti6sr 9enpu Ssrtauft
perrsn, ndmliH
Cine fsuerfrlts &ias, CFire Proof.) ,pei Sstts
Yfrbs9ci6irr, Gin Sattel, Buffalo 5ra, gBinro
mabIr, 5pl5iGltttsn, StrUbbanF, 8Ubrtr, nltcs
@tirn, gEaNsr, S6ippsn, 6su bsIm 5unbsrt, sin
Sa9biidIitten, Elm @insduls. .gBassn. elm Buggy
Baafn, zine @arriags 9parrs unb Ylantrn, st.
ne &rruJ' Sage, cine Brcbe got 5rnjs sDfCitsn, cine
SsiorrprsB' 'SGraute. cine Gstt neur Carriage
NGeer, cine Strid WdIGine YfcasntcGr Wa'
I&tne, bic Sntereiisn hes gSsriprtsnsn in 500
Adsr Sant in Glt @auntp. Elm 9albrr Nnttdl in
Der gisbamCn9 Minr s.@Umpagnir, Spri lurn'
prf, ,9Intbsil' 'Stpds Der @rinIGnr unb YfrtiOmsn
@tieliGaft,-sin Gtst, SpinnraO. Sint, But.
ter=Srr'n. zine Got Gsosr. elm Sid, ubr, aerte,
5oI3f&ldssG unb @ifsnfsiIr uno font nod SieIs
anoere arttsrI Su umfdnpIitb gu mslbrn.
Die SsetnsunSsn am grrtaufstass unb auf
wartun8 bon
Mortin 8emmerer, QDm'or.
Mi929. no3m
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0Ius Dem QSeifelt.

@iucinnati, 10. R6rs. Oepss
fden bon columbus ia9en, oaB ale
8eterantn He1imeHter BON Sbic i'm 0e:
partemcnt oe5 Sdoers ,ur Qctomac 2(r,
NEE he rJert teien,
Sbio bat fir bic lebte 5iebune nod
$4,000 Wann gu ifellen.
Sn Chattanooga 1T allies rubi9.
Sen. S6ermon's Corps 1T ben Mii.
ftiitppi binab9e9an9en lno fol- pabr.
fbeinlidb bel Der Grpeoition um 8ec Sri:
Der mitpirten.
Sn @sor9ia berrftbt 9robe 2(ufre9un9
Gber bic Soti6aft oes 9ouu. 8romn,
neil cerfelbe bic @onIcription fir unecn,
ititutioncu erfldrt. Sin lebbafter 3eis
tun95friee 1T cortfbsr entfanoen.
Den ltnions8efan9enen in @oIumbia
rdre c6 beinabe 9elun9en, su entwii1en.
Sie bate einen unteriroifben Sang 9es
9rdben.
Sn 8entudp baben Ii6 Qnlei6en funb
9e8ebsn, aus oenen man f6liebt, baB in
msbrertn @aunties tes States cine Ser.
1bporun9 be9ebt, nm oen Staat an bic
1u0ll6e @onfGoeration anSuIblieBsn.
Sn Qrfania5 fino bel Der StaatspabI
Stpifben 10000 bio $4,000 Stimmen abs
ae9eben rporoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29
Don t1eroeJarelina. .

3tp @orf, 10. Nirs. Otabri6.
ten aus Nep Bern, q. g., biz gum ID.
Mdr3 msloen, baB aufer cen 81 Unions
Ssfan9enen Die in Gtnsiton bon cen 8e.
belIen 9ebdn9t wureen, 0ucb mebrere
@ompa9nien zines anbern peiben Ncro
Carolina &e8iments, bic neulib in Sc
fan9enf6aft 9erietben, Elm 9Ieides Sbid. +.
fal traf. Sine Wsn9e RebsQsn:Deiers
teure Iofen lib in Die 2(rmes einreibrn,
um ibrs 9emOroeten Srsunoe bIutie su
RIDDEN.
DIS Die Unions sSef efan9enen bon &ibs
mono na6 l(merieu6, 9a., eebrabt purs
Den, 9clan9 es 81 unterwees ju entfoms
men. 3pei iino ouf Der Heife erfroren.
Sn SEEM 8arn, Seauforo uno anosrn
Srten iollen 8reiItbulen gum untsrribt
armer peiber 8inoer errittet peroen.
Die 9telp Serr ,Simes" uerIan0t lpis'
berboIt $4,000 Wann Sunoestruppsn,
nm gtoro Carolina fir bic Union tpieoer
gu erobern. - Stem Bern fei fart befes
fti9t, Dap eS ni6t 9enommen weroenfOn.
ne.
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BucriIIae erfcl,oGcn

9 a t i more, I0ten Wdr5. Oa6
n@afbinoton Gbronicte" BON beute mel.
bet iiber Die bereit5 tele9rapbirte Nettuno
BON spei unierer Gapallerifen aus Den
6dnoen BON @uerilIa6 fol0snots gtdz
bere: 2(m Wittrpob ipurben Srpei gunz
oe6ioloaten, Der Sine gtamenS Scr0uion,
elm Corporal, unpeit Wunion5 Soill Don
bier Guerillo5 9efon9en, in Den @alo
9eftibrt uuo untcr cine nit S6rotflinten
uno 8epolper6 bclpafncte Babe 9eitelIt.
ltniere Geute lauertsn cine 9inifi9e
9ete9cnbeit ab, nabmen Der 8abe bic
8epebre neg, erfboden beioe &ebs(Ien
uno entfamcn 9lGcflib. Gieut. 6optin5
par elmer Der 9ct0Oteten Rebellen.
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rrmsFrstifde Gepperbcao Convention
in pennNlpaH1en.

I'm Ucri9en Donnerita9 perfammelten
fib bic Dsle9oten Der bemofratiibcn
Gopperbeaos sStaatSs@ @onpsntion in pbi=
looelpbia, Inn 9elsoaten sur oemndbft
abjubaltenoen 9tationaI Convention 3u
ernennen. gta6oem peribieoene pOlitis
Ter, bic weeen ibrer QnDdn9li6teit fir
8reGinrioee unb Gcniorten befonnt iinb,
Reoen aeb1lten, 9in1 es on bic 9tominas
tion Der gonoibaten fir Seamte Der Cons
uention. Sc entftano bierbei Elm 9drm
uno cine 1tnoronun9, oo6 Wiemano fsin
ei9enes @ort b6ren tonntc. SblieBlib
Uuroe @illiam s.. @ittf, Der bunari9e
Qipirant fir bic 8oupsrnorSiteae gum
pr6foenten erm6blt.
Die Dele9aten pieIer Wartbsi pertains
msln iib am 4ttn Suli ju Gbieo9o, um
@anoioaten fir prdhoent uno 8icesQrds
lloent Der Ser. Stadten auf3uffeQen.--
Wc@lellan, Self. Sapi6 uno 8aQonoi9s
BAN ioQen babel Die beften Gbancen bas
ben, auf oaS &ldet Su fommsn.
Sobn .. Stilcs, BON 9eba @auntp,
1T Oele9at natb bieIer Sonupntion.
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SSnii NScit Srle(lmS.

gteu Worf, 2G. Wdrs. Son 9fe,p
Sgleans iino RabrIbten big gum 10. b.
MRt6. on9alanot.
Sen. Sanfs nolIte am 10. CUR Qrmee
obaebeu, ole bereit5 Seem Siberia bsieBt
uno cine Reco9noseirun9 nab Butte la
0oie 9elbidt bate, nobel Elm 8ebeuens
Slmp tiberrumpelt nuros.
Sn Sromnspiue, &eras, iino biz JEST
1000 Nebrllens Neierreure dneeecmmen.
gtcultb liefen $50 pcn sinem Reeiment
eaoon. 300 wuroen ibn.n nab0eIenoet
ober iis fblo1en iib oen DeIerteuren an.
Nebrere BON ibnen fino in 8ropnspiut
an9efommen.
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t1on IDaIti,inetoii.

@ b n9 0 n, "a. Wdr3. Sen.
Srant nit feinCm Gtabe 9in9 beute ;ur
Grmee ab.
Nomiral Oablareniff gum ;meitcn Wa.
te unDerrid)tcter Sadie bon Sort Mcnrce
}urif9efebrt, 1ie Hebellen boben orn
eei6uam feineS Sobncs tro9 ibre6 Ser
ipre,ben5 nibt auS9eliefcrt. sic 9aben
uor, Der W1nn, Der ibn be9raben, babe
iib ncbt auffinoen laBen.
Der Sturm bat bel Sort Wcnroe NIT
fur6tbarer 6efti9feit oetplitbet. Sine
In3ab! S6iffe puroen ouf Den Stranp
9etrieben. Drei Sd0ncr 9in9en babel
III @runoe un0 bier MsniCbenleben per-
loren.
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To- Sc beiBt, caB bic bemofratfbcn
@Opperbeaos Qolitifer jiemIicb olI9sman
eini.ben uno erfennen, CAP iie nit ibrtm
McGlelIan uno ibrer Sftnpersi Ylotform
auf feinen 9uten Grfol9 rednen f6nnen,
uno iie folIen bebbalb i'm Se9riH fein, eli.
ne abolition platform oufBuiteQen uno
ir9eno sinen onoeren Ganoiooten, Der iib
oa5u ber9eben mag, aufBunebmen. Die
Gsmterfuber 9eben nidt6 um 9runo dee
fir Qemter itno iie beute 2sbslIen uno
mor9sn unonlrute-beute Sflopcnbalter
uno mor9en 2lbotitipniiten.