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HEADQUARTERS, !
DEPARTMENT OF THE SUsoUEHANNA,
CHAMBERsBURG Pa. September 9th, 1854
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 80,
That portion of the Depart
Of the Susqnehanna lying between the Laurel Hill
range of mountains the west and the Wiamspor and
Emira Railroad-the Susouehanna River from Williams
port the intersection of Blue mountain and that
of mountains to the Maryland line the east win COM
prise the Junata District.
Brig Gen. q. s. Ferry, Q. S. Vols is assigned to the
command of this District Headquarters temporarily at
Bedford, Pa.
BY COMMAND OF MAJ. GENERAL CoUoH
JN0 S. .SCHULTZE,
ASSISTANT ADJUTANT GENERAL
HEADQUARTERS, !
JUEIATA DIsTRIcT,
BEDFORD, Pa. Sept. 10th 1864,
Pursuant to General order No.
So Headquarters Department Of the Susquehanna Sept
10th 1854 hereby command of the Junata dis
trict.
The following Staff Officers are announced, viz.
Capt. Henry L. johnson, A. A. G.
Lieut.. Geo. G. Ripley, 10th Regt Conn., Vols A. D. G.
Who win be obeyed and respected accordingly.
0RRIS S. FERRY,
Brig. General u. S. Vols.
HEADQUARTERS
JUNIATA DISTRICT,
BEDPoRD Pa Sept 18th 1864.
GENERAL onDER,
Commanders of troops in this
District win exercise strict supervision the discp
line of their commands, and win be held personally
sponslbe for any piage marauding waste other
ton injuries committed by their enlisted unless they
exonerate themselves from any mputation of neg
gence therein.
Soldiers guilty of offences against the civil law will be
turned to the civil authorities for trial and punish
meut.
By Command of BRIG, GEN. FERRY
II. L. JOHNSON,
CAPT. AND AssT. ADJ. GRN.
HEADQUARTERS,
JUNIATA DISTRICT, ,
BEDFORD Pa. Sept. 18th 1854
general oFDHRi,
lmpressment of supplies from
citizens for the troopsn this District is forbidden.
The Quartermasters and subsistence department win fur
nsh all needfu supplies upon acquisitions duly approved
at these Headquarters.
BY Command of BRIG. GEN. FERRY
IL. L. JOHNSON,
CAPT. AND ASST. ADJ. GEN.
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erheads held meeting in front of the
use, Monday evening. The speeches
"a almost exclusively to the denunciation
hn Cessna.
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Estrnv Heifar

AME to the premises Of the subscriber living in Hope
~ wen Township, on or about the 7th Of September
white and red spotted eifer the owner is requested to
come forward, prove property pay damages and take
her away. PIAS LITTLF
Sept. 9, ISg4--3t.
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no you Wish TO BE cUREDa

~ DIX. BUCANS
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure in less than 30 days,
the worst cases of NERVOUSNESS, Impotency, Prema-
tre Decay Seminal Weakness Insanity and all Urinary,
Sexual and Nervous Affections matter from what
prod7ced Price, One Dollar per box. Sent postpaid,
by mail, on receipt of order One Box viii perfect
the cure in most cases. Address
JAMES s. BUTLER,
General Agent, 427 Broadway New York.
" 1854 -3m
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RITsINEss .N0rIcEs.

Editor of nc Inquirer
DEAE sIR With ypDr permission wish to say tn the
readers OF your paper that viii send. BY rcturn mail
all all who wish il eol Recipe, with fun directions r
making and using simple Vegetable Ba5n, that viii cf
ectuay remove, in Zen days, Pnaias, Bloches, Paa,
Freees, and ali Impurities o tho sin leaving The
soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
viii also mail free to those having Bale leads, or
Bare Faces simple directions and Information will
enable them to start full growth Of LnxuFsaHt Hair,
Whskers, or a Mous.aehe, in less than thirty days.
% All applications answered by return mail without char &c.
Respectfully yours,
Tn0S. i. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
6A-3m.l s3l Broadway, New York.
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DIE. ID.

lair Town ship, Peter Berkhimer,
tbs and IS days.
argaret cr lyle, aged months and
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W. Anderson has been home on fur
Sheridan's army. He returne Wednes-
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FORD Pa FRIDAY, OCT, IA, 1864.

IpRESrIoE, IA boy about sixteen years old, in
.nd industrious) to learn the art Of printing
lceiyed at this Office. Immediate applica
ia be made. If
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JACOB BROOM,
1907 Spruce st.
Rev. w D. seigfried, Pastor of 18th Baptist Churc
Philadelphia, Deeember 26th, 1868.


Rev.W D. seigfricd, Pastor of 18th Baptist Church
Philadelphia, December 26th, 1868.
Messrs. Jones Evans-Gentemen: / have recently
been laboring under the distressing effects of indigestion
accom- panied by prostraton of tho nervus system
nun erous remedies were recommended by riends and
some of them tested, but without relief Your Hoohands
German Btters were recommended by persons who had
tried them, and whose favorable mention of the Btters
induced also to try them. must confess that had
an aversion to Patent Medicines from the "thousand and
one quaek "Btters whose only aim seems to be to palm
of sweeened and drugged liquor uphn the community,
in sly way; and the tendency of which, fear is to
make many confirmed druntkard. Upon learning that
yours really medicine preparation took it with
happy effect Its action upon only the stomach,
but upon the nervous SYSTEM prompt and gratifying
feel that have dervedrat and permanent benefit
the use OF o lew bottles. Very respectfully e rs,
w. ID. SEIGFRIED,
No. 254 Shackamaxon st.
From the Rev. Thos. Winter D. D., Pastor of Roxbor-
ough Baptist Church.
Dr. jackson Dear Sir 81 feel Il 5ue to vopr excel
lent preparation, Hoofand German Btters to add INV
testimony TO the deserved reputation has obtained
have for years. at times been troubled with great disor
der in my head and nervous system was advised bv
friend to try bottle of your German Bitters did so and
have experienced great and unexpected relief nv health
has been very materially benefited confidently recon-
mend the article where meet with caies similar to nv
and have been assured by many of their good e
fects.
Respectfully yours, 7. WINTER, Roxborough, Pa.
From Rev. > Hrrman, of the German Reformed Church.
Kutztown, Berks County, Pa.
DR.. O. jackson Respected Sir-I have been troubled
WIN dyspepsia nearly twenty years. and have used
any medicine that did me as much gobd Hoofands
btters am very much improved in health, after haY
ing taken five bottles.
Yours with respect, IT, S. HERMAN
BEWARE OF C0UNTl1RFEITS.
See that the signature of So II. ZacksOn' is on the
WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE.
Single Bottle One Dollar, or a Half Dog. for IS.
Should your nearest druggist not hare the article do
not be put off by the Intoxicating preparations that may
be offered in its place, but send to us snd We will for
ward, securely packed, by express.
Principle Office and Mandatory.
No. 63I ARCH STREET.
JONES & EVANS.
Successors to C. N. Jackson e Co.
For Sale by Druggists and Dealers in every toAn in
he United States
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REMEMBER.
THAT THIS BITTERS Is NOT ALCOHOLIC.
CONTAINS NO RUM OR. WH1sKEy.
AND CANT MAKE DRUNKARDS,
Byt IL tbe Jest Tau;c 4, tLe Wor1d


Bat "a the best Tonic IN The World.
READ WHO SAYS so:
FROM THE HON THOMAS b. FLoRENCE.
FROMrTME HON. THOMAS II. FLORENCE.
FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
Washington, January /, 1854.
Gentlemen--Hav stated it verbally to YOU have
no hesitation, in writing the fact that experience mark
ed benefit from your Hoofands German Bitters During
long and tedious session Of Congress- pressing and
Gus duties nearly Frustrated me- kind friend suggest
ed the of the preparation have named. took his
advice, and the result improvement Of health
ed energy, and that particular relief much needed
ana obtained others may be similarly adyantaged if
they desire to be- Truly your friend,
THOMAS 2. FLORENCE
From John B. Wickersham, Esq, firm of Wickersham
Hutehison, the celebrated Manufacturers of Fancy
Iron Works. 259 Canal St
the recipient from you of ono of the greatest ia
vors that be conferred upon man. viz that of health
For many years have suffered from of the most an
noying and debitatng complaints that the human fai-
ly can be afflicted with, Chronic Diarrhea.
During the long time suffering from this disease
was attended by regular physicians giving but
porary relief The cause seemed TO remain until was
induced to try Hoofand's German Bters After th
of few bottles of that valuable medicine the com plant
appeared to be completely eradicated.
often nwardly thank you for such valuable sp ece
and whenever have opportunity cheerfuy re- COM
mend il with full confidence in its reliability
Truly yours,
New York, Feb. 2, 1854
From Julius Lee ESQ., firm of Lee & Walker tbe no,t
extensive Music Publishers IN the United States No 10
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
February sth, 1864.
Messrs. Jones Evans-Gentleman My mother-in-
law has been greatly benefited by yOur Hooan @ Cor
Bitters that concluded to try it MYSELF And Il 10
ne an lnVauaoie TOME and unhesitatgly mend
n,.-.
disease in its most obstinate form-fatulenee
years, and your Bitters has given me ease when eve
thlng else had Ialed- Yours truly, JULIUS LEE.
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QuInER is better medium than any other
communicating with the people Of Bed
+. It has circulation Of over twelve
and steadily increasing. Advertisements
per- reach a thousand readers more, that
], published in any other paper that circu-
! county. If.
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It. Waverling's Company.

BANS, writes us from near Deep Bot
lies west of Bermuda Hundred. The
Ire, at the time of writing, all III good
N don't like the warm and muddy wa
segion. They are fearful that it will
Is, and are going to "spade" for fresh
h names are sent fer "your valuable
ID of appreciation not thrown aw ay.
9unty Soldiers in Danyille Prison.
". Furgeson sends the following list
the 1SSth from this County, now in
ION at Danville, Va:
D-Sergt. VIM. W. Furgeson, Wm- H.
IE-Wm. Bailey, VIM. stineman, Geo.
hrles Gardner, Isaac Gorden.
Corp. Martin T. Foor.
salties in the I3sth P. v.
CAMP 18Th Pa. Yo1s.
sRRIsoYBURG, Va, Sept u, 1864.
RER:-
brmation of the Bedford Go. boys in
~, send you list of the casualties in
I'll E and F during the late battles of
"a Strasburg or Fisher Hill.
18TH, AT WISCHEsrER-WoUNDED.
5. Stuckey, leg, amputeted Corp.
smer, side, severe; Priva ses William
slight Moses shroyer, mortal.
MIssISG.
biel lines.
8oNPAYY E-WoUxDED.
E Over, slight.
MISSING.
@M. Clark.
EoxPANY F-WoUHDED.
". Feight, leg, slight; Corp. Frede.
leg, slight; Priv. Hiram May, an
oseph Shroyer, breast, slight; Geo.
slight; John Valentine, leg, slight;
leg, slight.
b, AT STRAsBURG-WouEDED.
shaffer, knee, severe.
severely wounded are in the Hos
ster and have proper medical atten-
Yours,
c. P. CALHOUN, O. S.
Co. F, 1ssth, P. V.
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HEADQUARTERS OF PRovosT-MARsuAL,
SIXTEENTH pIsTRToT, Pennsylyauia
eHANBERsBURG, September 9rd, 1863
have been directed to make public the following an
nouncement
CAPFAIN, AND PR0vosT MARSHAL,
SIXTEENTH DIsTRIcT, Pennsylvania.
TF5O VOLUNTEERS.
VOLUNTEERS win be accepted and counted on the
quotas Of the present CALL mp to the last practical mo-
ment before the drafted men accented and sent to
rendezvous. Townships and Sub-disriets which have
not filed their quotas are urged to do SO 0t once
All time that can possibly be given win be allowed
but the draft viii commence soon after the 5th of Sep
tember as practicable
Credits viii be given, and Government bouaty paid to
Volunteers until further orders.
By Order of
CAPT RIcHAnD L. DoDGE
"a. "A. P. M. General
WILLIAM SCHEFFLEE,
Capt. and a. A. a. General
HARmsRunG, aug. sl 1s64.--st
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E letters from the army in this issue. w,
nber more to follow next week.
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All National banks

which are depositaries of Public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country actg agents Of the National
Depository Banks win furnish further information on
application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
May Is, Is64-4m.
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Con Yertible into a slx per cent. $50 Gold Bond
Is Exel n pffon from State or municipal taxation

But ide FROM al the advantages haze enumerated
special Act Of Congress erep al bonds dad Treasury
aotes rt local taaatioa On the average this exemP
ton nth about per cent per annun, according
the taxation in various parts Of the country.
1t is b ieFed that seeurities efer great nduees
lenders those lsuea BY government In-
all other orms Of Indebtedness, the faith ability Of
private pa rites, stock om2anies, separate
mites, ont is pledged for payent while the whole FRO
perty of country ia held the discharge If all
the obligat ions Of the United States,
While tin government offers the most liberal terms for
IS loans, it believes that the very sognesf appeal viii
DO to the 10 Faltg and patriotism Of the people
Duplicate certificates VIII be issued tQr the deposits
The party eposng must endorse upon fhe ofgja5 GER
ihcate the enoinaton Of notes required and whether
sthey are to be issued in blank payable TO order Nhc
endorsed must be left with the officer receiving theu
deposit, to bt forwarded to The Treasury Department
SuBscRP2l oSs WILL NJ Deceived BY the Treasurer Of
the United tate at Washington, tho several Assistant
Treasuiers a1 designated Depoataries, and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALTOONA,
land BY all Nat iona Banks which deposarics ofpab
tic money, and
ALL REsPECFABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country viii give further information and
AFFORD ER cry FACILITY 10 SUBSCRIBERS
1854 -3rn.
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,.0EGIii ADVANTAGES Oh rms LAlE.

IrA NAr1oyA1. hAylNd B4Nx, Offering higher rnte
irtoz St thar an, Her and tie best secpsify. Any
saw ing bs7k which best ii = S9sss
Of th country, and it eanaot pay u ~ 80. oslE' ioE
its " assets are either in goyernIn, - 2 2
note OF onds payable IN government pap, ..
1t is eca lally convenient Temporary OF 'neht
inve truert. The notes always be sold for tn ~
fract ion Of IA er face and accumulated interest an wy
the secuEiy BA pank as eoateTals for discounts.
Con Yertible into SIX per cent. $50 Gold Bond
In addition The very liberal interest on the notes for
three years. this pfYllegsof conversion is worth
abou three per een FER ahiiua for the current rate
20 }onds IS less than nine per cent Treiaa ands
rbeo e the war the premium six per cent j. S. stock
Ver twenty per cent 1t wl be seen that the
profit this loan, at the pre- market ate is not les
than Il NJ per cent per annum.
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hy Sr. CLAIR.--0n Tuesday evening,
4 Of St. Clair township was shot by
ll afterwards expired. Mock and
hom was Sheriff Alstadt, remained
ere cl, 1sed, on the premises of Gid
H. tn emselves in obscene re-
lion me5 generally and particularly
A 50 uad Of soldiers near by
/ drew a un on one of them and
ot him. NJ ock soon left, and three
Ent to arrest him. They proceed
two miles di slant, but he had not
They retrae, I'd their steps and
one of them 81. sot him as he at
his escape. 7. he soldiers were
for the sole purpc 'se OF arresting
b have clearly gone heyono their
We believe the so ldiers should
they were sent, to arrt st deserters,
use them as poll 90 cannot
we presume that they were not
BY any officer having any general
m. James A. Trout son q Gid
IN arrested as accessary " the
re mas been put in type we are an
lingenfelter ESQ. before whom AN
eld that the soldiers concerned fn
d without authority from any OF +
e are also informed chat Sherit Y
busy iu stirring mp the feeling,that
iolepsce resulting in the death Of
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advertisements this wiIlrepay peru
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II. S. 1910 BONDS.

TlHESE Bonds issued under tho Act Of Congress
Il March Sth 1864, which provides that an Bonds issue
under this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION b,
or under any state or municipal authority Subscription
tional Banks: They are TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN
at the pleasure of the Government any period lss
than than forty years from their date and
til their redemption Five Per Cent. Interest VIII BIZ
Paid in Coin, Bonds Of not over one hundred dol
lars annually The interest is payable en- the first day
March and September In each year.
Subscribers viii receive either Registered or CoupoF
Bonds as they may prefer. Registered Bonds are re-
corded on the Books ofthe u s. Treasurer and can be
transferred only the owners order. Coupon Bond.
payable to order, and convenient for com
mercial uses
Subscribers to this loan viii have the option Of having
their Bonds draw interest from March 1s by paying the
accrued interest in coin in United States notes q,
the notes Of National Banks adding fifty per cent Tor pro-
niuIn or receive them drawing interest from the at If
subscription and deposit. AS these Bonds are
Exempt from Municipal or State Taxation,
their value is increased from three per cent
num- according to the rate Of tax ees in various
the country
Vat the present rate of premium gold they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT. INTEREST
in currency and of equal convenience as apeanent
and temporary investment.
1t is believed that securities offer so great induce
ments to lenders the various descriptions Of o. S.
Bonds. In all other forms Of Indebtedness the faith and
ability of private parties stock companies or separate
communities only pledged for payment while for the
ueDLs O Gtdtes MAote
holden to secure the payment Of both principle and
interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for IN sums from 500
M to any magnitude on the same Terms and ara tIs
made equally available to tho smallest lender and tho
largest capitalist They be converted into money at
any moment and the holder win have the benefit of the
interest.
Imay bersefu to state in this connection that the
tai Funded debt Of the United States which interest is
payable in gold, the Sd day of March, 1854 was $685.
975O00 The interest this debt for the coming fiscal
year viii be SIS 937 I26 while the customs revenue in gold
for the current fiscal year ending June SETH 1861 has been
SO far at the rate ofoyer l00,000,0o0 per annum.
1t viii be seen that the present gold revenues
Government are largely in excess Of the wants OF the
Treasury for the payment Of gold interest whe the re-
cent increase of the tariff win doubessrase the animal
receipts from customs the same amount Of importa
tions, to $3.50, 600, geo per annum.
Instructions to the National Banks acting agents
were not issued from the United States Treasury until
March 26 but in the first three weeks Of April the sub
scriptions averaged more than Ten IilifOns Week.
Subscriptions win be received BY
All National hanks
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New York, Feb. 2, 1864. '0AS z WICK HHsHAA.'

From Julius Lee, Esq, firm of Lee Walker the mo-,
extensive Music Publishers in the United States No
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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aus Wetu Orlrans.

Stem Yorf, 10. glpr. Ser 9aunpier
MOrnin9 Star 1T nit Nadridten aus Seem
Orleans pom 20. uro !6apanna BON 5. bier
ein9etrpffen.
Die Stem Orleans 3eitunsen entbalten nidts
Neueres iber Die neuli6e S9la6t ppn Gape
&iper.
Die 3eitungen entbaleit Die Na6rtdt Der
8rdlioent babe ben @oupernelr 9abn ais Gipil<
@pnperneir ppn 2Duiiiana anerfannt ure ibml
suelei6 Die @pllma9ten zines Wlilitdre@ Dnper5
neurS ibertrasen. 9iele Mabre9el purOe ais
cine tempOrdre angeleben, Die nad 9lnnabme
elmer neuen 8erfaIung bur9 ben Staat tpiebel
a%ufbGren ipllte.
Son 6aoanna ni6tS BON 8elang. 9llt9 Der
9ampfer &panofe lit ppn t6apanna uno Sep
@eit bier eiugelanfet.
Sic 9ampfer 9tOniral urO Miiiiiippi trafer
AM 3. in Sep @eit Elm uno bqtten iebr idled'
tes @etter gebabt. Ser 8iiiiilppt perlpr
piele gferbe. gtud Der gricipn, pel3er bel
Sprtusas auf ben Strand gefabren ipar, befann
fi9 in Sep 8eit. .
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Scr Srica in @entuan.

louisville, 8. glpril. gteun3ebn &ez
bellen BON GalOmel, bic sum 3. &p. Gap. Sgt.
gebDrt batten, iibergoben ii6 geltern bem proz
fpBzWtari6a ppn 6pptinSpilIe, Der ie bierber
i6idte, I'M ibnen ben 2tmnelte@Gib abnebuer
Sl laiien.
1@iner berielben iagt aus; 6Orreit babe am
26. auf Dem Mtari6 5tp16en Napfelo rno
8aoncab ba8 3. z. nnb s. &p. Gap. 9tgt, ent=
laiien, uro ben 2euter erlaubt, na3 t6auie Sl
geben (um fih bort 8u repr9aniiren.? 200
Gebelen iplen in 6ermitage, II Nteilen BON
glaibpile fem. 9ielelben baben ein 2ager pprt
6plsbauern an Der Siibleite bes Cumberland
SltfeS angegrHfen, unO eS iino 9eute all8ge>
i6iGt tpprDei, lie gu fan9en. Ser yta6rt9t,
baB Sprreit 4na6 Snpiana iber9eiebt lei, ln1
bprt einen 9%(ufitano sl erregen, piro bier fem
@lauben geiAenft. *.
Gegen 40 9tebeIlen bran9en Inn 1 ltbr in
S~belbputle, &D., Elm, itablen Z @feroe aug
MiobletpnS Stall, erbra6en Die Aiblano 3meig=
8ant, ma4ten ii6 aber, Md ebe bieielbe be-
raltbt mar, aus bemt Staube, er16redt bur6 bic
gtdbe oeS 70, ,9bio GAP. G9ts. 9ieie &erle
treiben fi6 idpn Ia Sage raubeno in Der Sc
gerb utnber. Sin She'll BON ibnen mar am
Sreitag ms Gefdn9nib ppn Saplprsuille ge=
iperrt wprOen, aber am Spnntag tanten bic allz
bern rnb befreiten iie.
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Cairo, 8. 9tpri[. Ser 9ampfer MpIlie
9tbel traf lebte gla6t bier elm ilno bra6te 0lem=
pbiS gta9ri9ten bonn lebten Mbenb. GroBe
%9lufregung berrl6te baielbt, neil uaiere 8idets
bel Germantown eini9e Meilen BON bier an Der
Mempbis@ uno Gburleitpn=giienbabn ein9etrie=
BEN wuroen. 0tal iiebt barin cine Sinte Spr=
refs, i'm in ben Stanb gu ieben, feline nit
8eute aug 8aOucub belaOenen @agenSilge nad
benz Sioen gu b%ringen. 9ie Dlili5 aus Meml.
pbis lit alt8geriidtf Sen. Surlbut bat perbp:
ten, MalSz@etrdnte, lei6te 8eine unO 9(rse
neien pbne feline grlaubnib na6 Mempbi5l 81
ldiden. leber bic Militdrgren5e birfen fein'
Sitter mebr Dol, bier perlenbet teroen.
Ser Gebz3iper Correspondent bes Stem Or
leans 9elta brin9t Elm nnperbirgteS Geri6t,
bab Sen. Steele Sbrepepprt genpmn1en babe,
pbne etnen Sdub ab5ufeuern. sac
Sieben &anpnenbppte tparett iber Die Unite
fen bi~nauf9e9ansen, UNI NIT ben 2anotrupper
Su cppperiren. /
Son %nnierer Streifpartie purbet cine 9rpB.
Wten9e @ieb, @onies nnb 8aumpplle erbentet
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9nnbegb0nhtHaht.

Walbtn9tOn, 10. NpriL. 9ie grIBten
Observation-Disclosures baben 9eger Die gr=
neuerltng bon @rOOpears SnbiansG ub6er 9as
tent BET benz GOn9reB rempnTrirt.
gerl9tepene polihl6e Clubs finb neueroiuos
in 8albin9ton fin untertibuna oes glominirz
ten Der Baltimore Convention qebiloet pprben,
Ser neueite berielben lit Der Obio llnipn Sinh
9as p~fsielle Napp 8e9titer fir 1864 1T 70
chen aus Der 8refle gegaugen, 9arnad be-
iiten Die Ser. Staten 9~egenmdrtig 617 S6iffe.
Die I'M 8au begrifenen eingei9lpTen, mpppn
70 ei~lengepan5ert 1ino. Set benz 81. 9esbr.
1862 bis 5unl 6. MdrS batOie 5lOtte 80 S6tffe
bnr6 Geiangennabme, 3erit6runs, S6eiterunq
1t. +. 10. p~erloren, barunter 6 e%iiengepan5erte
l1no Spei @iooer. 80
gla6 einem 8rief pun Der Bptpmac=Nrme
~ltatteten Die @enerdle Meaoe, 6umpbrep, Sn.
gals lno 8atrid Dem Sen. 2ieut. @rant am
Sreitag einen 8elud in Gulpepper ab. -a'
Die @rmee 1T beoeuteno perltdrft worber
ltno pom belten @eilte beIeelt.
8ebeuterbe &lagen peroen in 8esug ali
8riefuerlufte in Spl9e Der gegenwdrtigen Boit=
arrangements laut:
Son ben 4 neuli6 Der 9eIertipn i6uloig be-
funoenen Sploaten miro Der cine erl6o6en tper=
ben; Die BRET anbern merben nit @erluit bon
Salo, 8puntie8 &c. na6 9rp SDrtugaS geididt.
Ginem Sergeanten, Der einen BON ibm betpa9=
ten @efangenen $50 itab[, trfft bielelbe Strafe.