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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
To the Citizens of Gold Hill

T A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRUS-
n tees Of the Town Of Gold Hill, held July 30th
1854 the Clerk reported that owing to the fact that
the Treasurer had been unable TO negotiate for the
sale Of bonds to complete the Reservoir and lay the
until such time as the bonds can be sold. Iu ac-
cordance with said report, the President was in
sructed to solicit the citizens OF the Town to take
sufficient amount Of bonds TO complete the water
aus II s. H. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
Caution

Caution.
THE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i purchasing any lots, or parcels Of land in what
is known as Conley & Warren's tract, on the Amer
lean Flat except from the undersigned, as convey
ances not made by them are void
C0NLEY L WARREN
American Flat, April 20, 1854 apr2o If
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

Crockery and Glassware.
lust RECEIVED, A MOST SPLENDID STOCK
y Of Crockery and Glassware OF the lateS. English
and French manufacture. H0usekeepers and others
r,,n , KoRN BROTHERS:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
Chemicals,

THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM MILL
i men that they have Just received O complete
stock OF Chemicals for Quartz-mIIlng purposes
WIN be sold cheaper than can be bought anywhere
else In the Territory. KORN BROTHERS.
Gold Hill, June II, 1864. Inl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

THE FIRM KNOWN AS LEE 4 KEEPERS,
i Saloon Keepers American City, Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent All debts and liabilities
will be settled by Jos. T. Keepers, who alone Is au-
thorzed to collect and pay out.
JOHN II. G. LEE,
j. 7. KEEPERS.
American City, July D. 1854. jy23 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
Music! Music!! NIusic!!!

THE GOLD HILL BRASS AND STRING BAND
i Is now prepared 10 furnish Music for Balls,
Parties, Serenades, Funerals, and on public occa-
sions at the shortest notice. Orders TO be LETT at
the Metropolitan Saloon, Main Street, Gold Hill.
Iy2S If HENRY yETTE Director.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
i isting between II. II. RLAGG and L. NJ. PLATT
In the town Of Gold HILL Storey county, Nevada
Territory, under the name Of H. H. flagg Co., Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent T. NJ Platt
retiring from the firm, Mr.. II. II. Flagg Is aione
hereby authorized TO collect all demands due the
firm. and he will also settle all the Indebtedness OF
the firm. [Slgned1 II. H. PLAGG
Z. ". PLATT
old HILL y. T. August l. 1854 auI iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
Miner'a IeaOuI

OFFICE IN THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
~ the Illinois House on the Divide. Open daily
ffom tn sR.A. augS N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
Fnoineers, Attention.

VNHE NEVADA TERRITORY ENGINEER'S
i Association, No. I. meets every SATURDAY
EVENING at N O'Clock, at Turn-Yeren Hall, Gold
Hill. Members are requested to be punctual In at
tendance. ID. G. NORRIS, President.
JNo b. MORROW, Secretary. Iy3O II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
William Evan

UOUR MEMORANDUM BOOK IS AT THIS
i Once. Please call, pay for this advertisement
and take your property. Jyl6f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

Pioneer Omnibus Lime.
ON AND AFTER APRIL FIFTEENTH, TICK
" cts can be purchased from either OF the Drivers,
or at the ONCE OF the Line in Gold HILL Three for
One Dollar. Passengers not purchasing Tickets VIII
be charged Fifty Cents. GEO. y. JONES,
ads ID General Superintendent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

Notice.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
IN It may concern, that will not be responsible
for any contracts, except those made by myself per
sonally or by my order In writing. 4.
A. MoNTNIINY.
Gold Hill, August 10. 1864. augi62w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
ACCOMMODATION LINE.

The usual stage connections will be made between
Sacramento and Virginia City, as follows: Leave
Sacramento by Sacramento Valley Railroad at 81 A.
NJ connecting with stage for Virginia City ut LatrOb1
Leave Virginia City at A. NJ. connecting with the
6Is train next morning at Latrobe for Sacramento
arriving in sacramento at 5 A. NJ au22 m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26

COMPANY MEETINGS
OF ALL COMPANIES WHOSE OFFICES ARE IN GOLD HILL,
= VIRGINIA, AMERICAN CITY, SILVER CITY,
DAYTON OR COMO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
Blankets and Clothino.

A NEW STOCK OF BLANKETS ofDIFFERENT
"A qualities and prices. Also, a limited stock of
Clothing, suitable for Miners wenr win be sold very
'I Gold HIN june II. 1854. NOHN phoiht snii
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
Groceries.

lust RECEIVED, FIFTY TONS OF FRESH
y GROCERIES,, direct from San Francisco, which
We will sell Cheaper for Cash than the same
kind OF goods can be bought In the Territory. AL
our Groceries and Provisions are fresh, Goods de-
nyered Free OF Charge K0RN BROTHERS.
Gold Hill June H. 1884 inl7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-26
assessments Levied within Thirty Days.
Delinquent Sales.

Name. Date Sale. PlaceiName. Date,Sale. Place
Adrlatic ..--.Sept s. Latrobe -----Sept Is 8. Il
Amazon T &MAug3O Com Midas. 6 G. H
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-04

@sraItFatcr, tie 8rtsQipn ~ untertrIdsn unit
eisIen SrtsS gu einrAl rFrrnrpQta gnee gu lib.
rcn - nit allen eissn 3fatiaGsn Spr guaen
tann Inn ieine gGabl swil6sn einem Qbratam
etneUln unS Sp9n 6. ut urmDoz
LID ihn.r rerrtt. guf Ger einen Geite Elm Wouu
in res 8Orte6 e%lsIitlr SeSeutuns, Elm gatriut pom
5uf Bis sum S6sittl, ~tesrii3trt fir Brsi Gsit rns
NenItsnrcat, auf Der S69e rts 3sitgeils netcnr
uni Sen6tct unN Ysre9rt son ZEN C:tirsten olsr
clYilifirtCn Naticnen, auf Ter annern Gin bfr;~
I0lfr ppftnrfiber, Elm i6panfcupes 9totr in rem
Q8nHen ftter rihttmiirlt9cn gamariQa, r8ns
Vtinfipisa tts rur Yel rcm ~stH;jqsp Grant III
t~tlss!t, FA auf reitere sier Sabre in FER inn ,u,u
9rsB'n un9lild IGr fa5 Qanl 1ns:r.rauteu urr ic
Isfr miBRraAatsn Wa6piteluns 3u tetauptsn unp
gu ftsIs NJ 3rsd islbit sCr ZEN 1erusrFitasn Mit<
tsIn 1ift 3uriifI feusnp, inesm er.ras QeEsu seine,
SOlGoten Su Gau ieuecn rpiert. um purb einsn
~unfruftfarfn, i&eintoren GriUl9 auf Gem &ric9s-
ltuuplabc itine G4anesn iir ieiue @isrtyratl su
psrteIeru.
Der gum Gicepr1Ipsnt ncntinirte Sen. 6 0 ds
raj 1T rn jig. &ri~e9dlemptrat, Gin 9atrict
fnr6 unO futa, Gin Grr,ctrat sen Der oltsa
SE1tricn GAuis. gr ii T. 3utrauen5 oQer "a
~ritaIen Esrtt%rtAsmannsr GOttcmmen warlig.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-04

nen Srusssn itstt. Statt BE len Sotk. N s,.r-
gen, rtn'rnt rr 5sh Grant bic eaasarm,. an
ZEN Sctomae una remit I'D wi.s.r aui ii. ol,,1.
Art uns Ssiis tas airn Elm, ME McguwsT 81.
e!'aan, 5oO!sr, Surniee une @eap, wasrenS A..
rare rts Sauptpantts i'm Stsnsurpas SboI tbr
l9raS esltst uaO ssI4srt ftne.
Sslt Sabrtn rsnnsn l& sisie Cd ,lbhitio,r
~as'llatltn aui Rem @,se mad ai6mcus BEN
9'rHFaltsn stn' unp lstt aus Griasruns tlua ~
'rfrren ldstnt st taf. &c w,rp.n aue 500, him.
nl'r, urH risls &risSsBeIpen nenn,n a. cb.ui,a
~sl&t einsn NaPUlsun unr @slinstOn uns gl6.
der H'rruntsln. 90 lang. fiesr ipaifl@ anal.
l1tiil@s gIslfnn am Stuser blcitt, lam g NIT
unisrm 2riss niat bsfsr ssfn. 50 lana, ri,
bsrritenrs State fa Ilsts nit itrem ano.liadR,
l6sn SIuts brultst, fait Der s~siunesu gsrnunit
Vs9Or gu iatntsn, 10 Ianss sisit eIsuls 3SpfariRo.
trati' rsStsrt, rslae sIautt, Die Sranjs.a, Tsut.
T4sn, SrIdnrsr, S&Uttsn, ESneu, S&uss.u. 30,
len, S&psisr uns Spanier 'etsu lautsr Gel, upA
Bios tas sels Slut Ter anssIiadtn siri. Ia,
Son'naasU fl9rsn sttn 10 LANCE II Is unmbt'
LID NE &s6easu su tsF.sen! Giet bils.m ES
Spnr aud Gin, Fe isisn .sslslatiss Gnsslla sitn,
absr rod hassn fs nod - pt.I gsrnunit, saf n.
nsm 6rar3aisn 8faussSare ras swsts epmuaus.
isrer @rnrs anetrtrapt tlbtn. SIN urtrisp N
j~trenials eis angtlia&0iG. Gil.t i'm estm 70
9rpB ric i'm Nprgsn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-04
unterftbisb Scr Spmlerpatissn uuS
YfasifaIc III Ser seeae.fraae.

Die Gcn}troItn:n lasen, RE stsssr muitn gsStg
iFrtn gSilen aus t;m pQnts Iert Transporting
Ha9f8en RE Naeitaltn lajtn, ln RtStr
tatrn lHrtn l,sltu lS!ltn, In uni,rsr Mltttt ~
btsjttn pgus Stimnystt, cher iur fiji sa 1sri,
tcriuEl NnSniireln ala lrImrlm gi yer nit
Stimnrstt. Ssssr fam cs III tisisr Stlitluna
tGIlsn rIr er NM.
Git Gorf ~asltirtn iay,n. anaIsamatipn ieq
e~:;3in:syt anp JsigS'i& Ysrrstrn psrrsn; Gle Nl.
ti.aI,n ia8sn, smaI9amltiOn III uitt Uiinitrnas
rsrt6 unp jeff 9pm Silate nj 81 zero rrtrt cter
i~anttioHirt wsrcsn; aser e'tittts kiMssrn ursr ltr1'sI
ii niht paTtnr unp auh nibl mp5lih. Eis
einiijc Strait tslt:bt parina. paB es 0tnssr strer
~i,IRsn Mdit 1es mad Ger N.Ssr Rssutlit AHs'
nanprrn miIen. nm Stimmrttt il %srlanssn.
Gie Goni ~tts1.iHch iaJtn, ne N:5cr leutn auT
Staatetofcn criori7rt pcrr.n uue bic SEsiseN
Glr9sr mihju cs 1ran0pryteittn t~sSatlen. Die
9i~arttllsu IaBsn, isEer N:s:r Del nah lem Nsser-
laot eutranptrn nil, ira isins tiScmc 5ttt.trlt,n
~9s3a1lsn las lii nah unfrsr Nnfltt Ger Stane-
gun;t lsr tfirsu glItb sieH, unr wsnn wir IN ri.I,
.YitGuns IaIiA teriGtti I'm, 10 weIltn mir uns
germ ~tcI,tren laTsn!!
DAP ris 9ltser IN unitrcr eis.u.a @ittt 'tin
Stimurt&t tnter fp0sn, Harassr iiup ale Sartsttsn
einiA, auBcr biz ato!itiuusrs pts Stsns, psIhs
as.r tsint Rationale Tartst ttlesu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-04
Sic Glenelnn6 GOnpentipm.

Strle Bon Ten Grsunnen elmer r~arifalen Nelitit
naa Gl.UeIane t%sruisns Bolts Gcnrsntion, i'm
@sssnias gu fer ccn rem poliltl6tn Cratt,iet.rn
,nU 2~ineUIn-1 nsdtsn on9sprrnetcn Baltimore
S9SctY gOn9rntiCn, bat rtcie Dpte RattaeIut-
Dan. l~lusefalr 400 Delegation aus ZEN etaotcn
O9iU. 9ainuis. @aiu6uistts, NemsgOrt, Soma,
YliFouri. @iai9,n, @snnis!Sanisn, @arYlunc.
@i5tonTn. SsnnsIf', Raine, 9nUtana. ylsu
StrisS, Ntp 9lmpIbrf uno aus tenn Giitrit g.. !
lumtid.
Die gsri ~ammluns irurre ton Grwart e3it6trt,
bsm Yrdferntsn rss Ntm gcItsr 8rtmpntz@luee,
cur Srrnuns sfruftn. uhp 81 Guuetrusm SCtnz
ion bon Yrnnislpanisn ais stituctiigsr Yrailent
p~erssl6laB.n une etnannt. grpss5 ron Callers
MEN UNI Irlfs non 8aitinstrn Gity wurrsn ais
c. rst1re %rrnarlrt. mprauf ein Gomils iur RE p.r-
mausnte SPECIALIZATION srnanut wule.
aQs slnwtenesn murCen ais 9ctc1atsu amer
tauut unp ibrs Namen III cine 2ite cinactra9cn.
als NONua rtr Stimmot9abs wurrc ~iei9tret, raF
jsrsr Gslssat cine Stimme totcn ipQs.
Bel 9rrra9me Ter nsTuitiren Sr1oniiaticn
murrt ST.. Gptrnns BON Nem- Jorf ais NtG|pent
Ter ~Seriamn1luhy nonllllrt.
To5 Nt~i solutions. eUmits l:9tt RE fulacrom
9sIdliFt rOr:
/. Die GGrrsrll Union iuQ srGaltsr m.rnsr.
3. Dte Contribution UNI @rieb; ar Gtrtin.
etaatsn mifsn tsubattst unp tsiO!3t msrGen.
3. Sic Rsbtaicn mug init gGaftnssnalt unp
ptns @rmrrCmjb nntsrlrudt wcrlen.
4. Gis Redte Ter irei.m Gere, Vre6t unr re:
9abtaS SOrpus multn ~unps,ltst ~bltjstn, ouGsr II
Gi'rittsn, no rasISTtsss8ei's prptlar!irt II.
B. de 8tbtllicn bal rr Gt!aprlei sctIrr
uMr rr %Irrrcrals Contribution jpute ~ amsprir
rsrsen, rap ie tire 0tspersjnfulruno pertistt
unD autn Mrniatn ~abIuluts @lcttbsit voy rr
Gsts s%aruniirt,
6. Ns&htaTsub.tt uno Spariamttt in be-
SsrraltUr8 unr 8eSttuns itnO jtGr3eit noib
ws"ltS. 0fsr IN 5rlssaSsttsa 1T itr Manscl yrl.
trttsril8.
I. Sas GlpIrsdt, auBer in Sssug oui &srfred,
Nnr 9sm'db Der @sisss. 1T Gin UNCERTAINTIES pyiny
amsrt'antlHtr GreiRstt; cine @srlssun9 reiIslts
EarI nttt itsrtbsu unu mug 9sriiSt merrcn.
8. Die NatiOnaIs 9oIttif, ttTannt unter sel
NImsn DglUnrus GOerin," it eim u~ntrtarut
prtn, ip gewcrrsn unp BE Grri9tuns rlner ant
tsfutIitanti&s Re8isrung aui lisitut, Gun.ius,
iu1d stns frfmes Rc8isruns lam nitt ssrulr
rtrrcn. e
9. Ter arme' sttgbrt Ter Sant rry 9iatic
10. Oas Gin 6ermm.Y ria;ip iur Die SRI fer
itart rb'reits anssnUmmsn itit 9ansem bonn Sol
ms furR BE 9'9snwartiSe tritilas sascrss 9aat
nod nctRwsnsiSsr unO iOGts rurG Gin amenesmt
aur Gcnaitutlcn ssF&trt p.rstn. g.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-04

9trr Saur3, ear uGrsunp einrsln'." fat isst
~eisirItr Sau!t rsr GsmutRisuus sur4iumadsm
in bic fr1scr 9'rr Sissl ais R,'rutsns Dria.r" In
HsapiHg 3:i&if! wurre. Ter GsperalsMaju
Shurj il naulii6 ale SOrpOral Major, ais
3tnmaneeur rs camp of Instructions mad
Na2tpjlt seit,4. w0rsen. Gas 1T rsr 3Vsn iu
lreus, .eomjt rs militdrii&sn 8sttrttr rts
=. tseura Per qineUln'T gHafie sseitnt tatsn.
pr Qtdeg, rtr ttaf ueineSIn Zen 9sirstsr " g.
pr:sisa, bat i'm llnmutu itinsu Gtfbt.s asnCmm,n,
IN; os 5ssanittM 0:nu IssGpaulsttsu srla ngt
II 5".sn. uus nil iGiue Garm regtaaisn, maSr.
j@.a,t6 nm AmeEita iHc isius Ssrna&taiisun d
lm1 GEpatoi:uHj IN b~tiraisn. @arum stt.a
tN r;e 8trn trr ais G!tnsr unp eUiprsii,r scn
&aCiUnF'?'n3a3 (siVRltr.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-04

IL. Die GcnFttuticn isuts 10 amsneirt rerren,
RAP @r6Fssnt unp gies-9rafpent pur& eirsttta
Gplts>g rtum semitls ,rsrrsn.
IL. Die Gra9f Der gtetOnRruetirn rer rstfGi<
iaen ssaatsn irq spm gcIte rurt feline Iss
Frdlsntant:n i'm GUn9re5 uns ni&t rur4 Die
grseutips @srolt fntiticrsn mersen.
13. Gte GrnTscntirn rtr 2lnrcrti.n sou Sic,
tslen uno iNre gertFsiIung untsr ScIratsn UNI
2%nIerlcr it cine 0aersgsl Ger Gere6!i8tsjt.
SFi8e SsitiaNe purHtn mad turS,r Csbaite an.
gsncmmen.
Sci. MO5 ttantraBte. raE he Genssntjpn jet
sur GaRl yen YrdFeent unp SinPrdTrsn aaf pis>
Ter @latiOrm itrsitc. &ngenrmmen.
Gin antrug, re 9uminati1E ;u ruitistm,
murse StrpOrisn.
5ieraui mures JObn 6. Srempnt turb
Exclamation ! Ii nj 9raiipentt&aitssG
struteu nUmtnirt.
Gen. Gctranr, 9. Grab @rrrn rnt General
Butler nurpen al; SiespraTprntitaits ,Ganpilntsn
in guri&las 9etra6t.
Gen. GOGrane fa0te, IS iei iIr ya6tnO eradtrt
pcresn, i'm gum NrdlCrntfn rcr Gcnpeutiun ~
Gr irt nit risi;r GErt 5uirisGcn, ;ue
frieren aud nit rem GcrGanlIun9en UNI @eitIaj-
ien Ter Convention renn or iete laIin zen Nuitm
elmer neucn 9ariei, elmer 9robsn Yartti. Gr
lrCas oon JET ab nift iii itintu grfela, %iUnrsrn
jlr tie Nsttuug res 2anrss %0rteissn. Gritfrn
Bate sr ieinsn Namen sum IL ittn glulr in Gtrz
tinlun8 nit siufr icIdrn GSrs rellItn l9rea. 81
tejntlfe RE @tietsit elmer iaIttn 8atl. 2tt'
Ct iti Tslt u~6srjeujt, RAP nit elmer lQ!4sn 4taiiNm
ane bel aumatme zines tampierprp!teu Gemp5
tratsn, e5 ni6t idwer fa!teu !6nne, pic Qagtt;
gum Sis9e fir re Grsiteit 5u trinJen. Gid
gang e.. bier siu9elsitftm So&e mi,mml, Elite
CT iest UNI grIaufniB. lh 3"Udyujtsttt. - GNr
@ltsrt natu1 tisrauf reu Boris Elm uns IMirt!ts
pic tUraBt pr9eu tcr domination, II { d { nj it
weni9sn otweidsnbeH Stims
msuauf SOGu GO4raue ais 0tes-
praiiltuten iel.
Die Ssrrrn GiIEtrt, MpF. Gjreirsr, Sus unl
Sutnipn murre1i saraui ais Gsmite erunnut, TN
.iusn glan Fir cine fsls @artcisr8aniiatis aus.
,uartcit.n upp rem &irCt rintn 9iamCn 81 8stcn.
5israui u~erta9t. id Die Convention ts 9 ~
abeWt,
lin 9 ll9r ~Ytriammsltt fiji he GOnYsnticn nat
mails urr wuyee Ypn Nartsr 9jlttur9 III ~llnBtytr
9t,Cs oHsspruGsn, rotti CT es ertrsmRea ra7is
ta!sn 2nfihtsn entpiftIie.
Strr @ittert tsri6tte iorann bic 3ufammms
| tkun9 p.e NhtirnaI Central Grmmtttss, mic
fel9t:
Msw gprt: 6. GItnt q. s. e4nps.
| Jrss. &app.
DIV: 9. g. Chapman.
@t6ourt: s. Tttttprju5, &C. Tcs,
Same5 9ouNi9.
&anios. s. 3. 9egat.
Sew Serls9: 9. Ore!ntr.
TenuiYlYani0: .. 20. 8ltf,..
NaIa&u1itts: S2cmctQ 1stajYps.
9rmt:S 9. StieSrto.
M|ar9lout: %. Gmttm.
Snrtnna: Gtartea @pll.
Stlinstf; Goiytr 9ue.
&rr 0jttcyt beritt,te oua, Pab # i&ipSr
wO'ten, ais rsn Nnm:n rr poltsi Cen Ger
/ RADICAL DEMOCRACY.
(Iaoifale S~empfgGtit.)
I eSyjuiHInscn, mas non trr G2nrcrtirn un3tncai
mtn pnrcsn.
Gin Grmit c rem iGni ruree cyaarut, d
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SO 6 s.

Hir madta un'.rt 2si,r aui bic Gn,.is. he's
S:n. ginnrr j. Ga. in unirrm t.utiBsn PIatss
aaimlsrfam. Ssr 9iau,r III Gin iadtissr. Sc
mancttr Gsltaitsmann unp per ttbt lt4 sOrtr.fliS
%caraui, rem Gsitmad ,s 9utIitums Rs6uans
vi trnStn. Gr tat elm a~uts.Wlbltes Eager fstnsr
6aEe9 Grtttsl, ssn esnen aiele bic isst in 6ern,ann
nt&t iu tstrmmcn ivarcn, bisrtsT sebra6t une
8aufer, w.Ite itin,n StG. t.lu&sn. trtrstn fa
in jtEsr 9.Ststuns tsfritpiet iItlsn. Sein Stsrs
%!'fiatct it& netsn ssmjtnism rts Pm. GrantE
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itrcr srrbtsn vSpppsr SeaIes" fir etnm SltYutcr
etruIt.nen, psl6er Ssssnwdrtis In ct. 9Ouis ss'
I SIT mirp ss 1T fies Ter srlte IN rtsisr Start.
l,at elsiGs gn;all 1T tsi linen iWr bic Ii6isan
! Seat6trn 81. 81. tsfeat, wtlGe ~stcniaQs sinsn
GlcYatpr In Detroit tausn labt. DtIe Glsatorsn
wsrcsn ;u rem i&nfsn UNI srEstsn UNI lt6nRsn
IN ernrt %sstSrsn, uno sstsn tirsn unsrfatrsa
gssriT ron rem srrten SmprCrfments, tis on
usrl&iersnsn Yldssn iur tte Sni.nruns tsr nus
9stsuren eetreicsrcr rdtte res @ffsus ssmaSt
perrtn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-04
Habifale SeinpfyGtie.)

S0S6"~'96en' mas ron ''' G'NSFi,''Fn n'j'neaiz
men p"rHt".
Gin sNmit c eNn idai muree c%raornt, N,n
V'ntaI 6rtplent uno Sen. Gr6ranc ron i9rsn
N'miHaijou gu 6'natrtftj9'n.
N@N fi"t1tn &0'ttn res Fern Gtts&an g.
Goittr rrta3te IA bic Ser 1%nMIunS sine die,
~ E1'tt" MIR aI' mi e' rtis5 rAtitaIt6
S'Itfttdst 1ur Fan p@@Gfs &G1TIeNttn<
SS@etF1WFf' 9IN5'" nun TIC rpliii len SHr,U'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-04

;aradtrs.en; QuRsrlit, @lrsnsc, Ssna, Diagram
rnn .@atrrlpo ~p:rliersu ibrsn Slans; uno @nrUgas
tpIenpe S4latttnr ellen werren esria!nnsen SON
nrn tlntisen Nislsnwo9sn rer SaiaGten pom Strs
s%inirn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-06-04

%, mas iar ein Tsfp rss 8utms! Q.ip3i8'o
tIuttBe Gtsusn ertleifcn osr Der bIutsetlantteu
8iIeernss Ter flutige 3ampf BON Spyuptno mue
rrr Ter arpearttgsn s&laat FIJI SpcttsIpania
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15
STATE ITEM 5.

Lincoln, Addison County, is the
banner town Of the State, il not Of the
country. Her vote stands, Lincoln,
209; Mcclellan, 0.
Sc rgt Dodge, rermentsl saddler,
LIST VI. Cavalry, was hung on the 7th
inst, near Berryville, Va, by order
Of Col. (rebelD Mosby, in alledged re.
taliation for certain rebels executed
some time since, near Front Royal by
Gen. Gustav.
Yergennes, the smallest city in the
Union, is the banner city of them all,
her vote standing $40 to l5--twenty
to one for Lincoln ard johnson.
Wednesday We shall issue an extra
giving our readers the big majorities
for Little Mac.'-Nepport News.
We wonder il the extra has ever
appeared. If it has, we should like
very much to see copy.
Gen. Stannsrd has been promoted
TO the rank Of Brevet Major General.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15

RINGING WORDS FROM A SOL
DIER.-Ai the Union meeting at Boyn
ionvile, 10 the town oil Pitistown, on
Tuesday evening, after The regular
speakers had concluded, Capt. Tar.
bell was called on TO make some re-.
marks. Capt I. had just returned,
from the lG0th Regiment with
CHASTITY wouHd III his face, wh eli vii!
dlsGguie him for liie--of course pre-.
senting aierrible appearance. Capt.
Tarbell said he did not come there TO.
make speech, but to beg 10 beg on
behalf Of his brave comrades, that the
people would cast their votes at home
tor the same cause they were fighting
10 uphold lie referred to his wound
and he said be knew how severe IL
was--that he would carry il down to
the grave with hiin--that there wonld
not have been any snducement that
could have prevailed on him 10 be- thus
disfguted "bul,' lie added, III ! were
assured that my wound could be heal
ed, and my face left without scar,
in case would vote for Mcclellan,
Pendleton and the Chicago platform,
Isho'eld pu,n Me o6ert" The ring
ing words Of The speaker who had
given such practical devotion to the
cause, were received with 10 I'D cheers.
- Troy Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15
sAermans Movements

After some DAP Of compai stive ig-
norancc with regard to sherman 5
movements, Western paper an.
bounced on The 9th inst, that, having
lett two e0rps under Thomas u Ten
nessre 10 watch Hood, be bad destroy
ca The railroad % Atlanta, burned the
city, ahd was on lis way to Charles
Ton, South Carolina. Since that date
we have bad no news respecting his
whereabouts. Whatever may be the
direction Of bis march, be is now well
under way, and we may soon expect
10 hear news o. bis progress through
the columns Of the rebel journals
They once had the painful task Of re-
hating the unopposed progress Of this
same barbarian through the most pop
nlous and opulent sections Of Mlississ-
ispi and Alabama; and j, looks now
as though they would soon have to re.
cord his triumphant march through
the heart Of the Confederate territory
10 some point on the Atlantic coast.
II ii be true, as is generally suppos-
ed, that Savannah is the point aimed
for, Gen. Sherman will encounter in
lis progress as few obstacles as could
be expected in march Of so great a
distance through an enemy's territory.
There are no large rivers to be cross
ed, aud no mountain passes TO be car
ried. The country is entirely desti-
tuie Of positions capable Of protracted
defence againsta large army'by a com
paraiively small force. If the rebels
intend to offer any resistance TO Sher-
mans advance, they must prepare 10
meet him with a force as large as bis
own. They can gather no such force
IN the States through which he is to
march. They have but two armies
which they could trust TO meet him
those OF Lee and Hood. Hoods ar
M is lett hundreds of miles in his
rear, in the vicinity Of Union force
which will sufficiently engage his at
tention. Lees army can he made
available for that purpose only by the
abandonment Of Richmond and Vir-
ginia. The case presents delicate
question for the decision Of the Con-
federaie authorities. While they are
engaged in its solution, Sherman is
rioting in the granary Of the Confed
eracy--a country crowded with slaves
and filed with stores Of supplies.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-15

In the hsi Of the rcbel Congress, ue
notice the name Of Elias Cornelius
Boodino', formerly Of tbis place. lie
enters that body - representative Of
the Cherokee nation. Previoas to The
advance a our army into Arkansas be
vas praciicing laW and editing neNs-
paper At some place upon their line Of
march, and on their approach retired
into Texas. He nov turns up in "a E
rebel Congress, and aliains this doubt.
fol honor at the age Of 81. His elder
brother, William. wa last heard Of rs
Adjutant in the regimentof bis unch,
the rebel Colonel (aow GEN. Stan.
waite. His younger brother. Frank
Bondinot, died some months since, a
Lieutenant in the United States ser
vice