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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18

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lntene p0rre bumu sine Slice mo&sm
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Refor. Metue Grsunes, {orl in tsa'
list%suewa,rtssn Conf. bsira.bsn man
f,tr nua unp petis: man ma&ts etnen
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tias 9uRist.it. 6tbt tbr, Ter Wuetn II
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Ianat was tbm Bstdb1t ; q piu aud H.
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aenb mar Ella Strau6; jsru iuua Rann
fuetete II, stnem Giisenjwsiae prsr IN Il.
mem Rolenbdi&sl wsnn mon aud Sel'
bat mol, 6&dfsr bite6 SOU tmmsr. unp
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katf& u teiu. Rau RidIe f& uue
f&ptaete i'd. Gin Sarssr fat que wit
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Gtslfetni@au6. Nau bate ftue Gues
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-02-18

iunasn esutsn 1bnlaGen, "a fs Is eo&
ni@t trautlsn.
60 puree bsf&Icfta. rot tos tunas
Yaar BET rem @robuatsr wobns. @iQs.
norn,anp wcQte tbusn rur&oue (sin BIN.
u,.r ett.u, ras i&bune im 6auft. Dae
Miro mid rnjlneen. ertIdrte sr; Is ia
tin alter plan. Sd battle tmnfr cit Sess.
In mtintm 3tuutr eA bo9iett ausrt3'
ten au !a0tn. 1t msubltrts ciss 3tnmsr
NIT elmer MsnQe alter Qo'anter Dinas.
lief ets Dsde malsn unp eas CAN'T nit
aub erorrenhi6em @tof tsf&lassu. ron
resn It tin Gid bate unp eas Il ~faI
pldf& belt. latini1ter @runo nit eole'
A.lb,u anp traunsu Sammnblumen. Wit
iol&su StoF. faste sr. NOT eoe 8ell BET
be1oRiu pom Auuiue umban9en.- Auf
peu xamiafms fsQ.e Ct sin 6tAdr&en
ron Meifnn por3sQan, eas -siaen RaH
ouf teu, uadtsn 2eibe tvu8.
Dte 8ttttptttf BE 6trru @iusnoruanb
wuree BE Grpepttteu. bersu Wartue be.
burfte, msiI fine (oI&e mad ter 8et(&sift
tdr ,tu,u apYoiaten tur&aus n5tbis mar.
(0euftsune fsIst.)
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-23

II, q h.,e M s,cI,orr, "a, me-. r.I,.d ,+,.. a..
N ssscement Of the war. Inc continual sheam from
,e envi cps Of ,efusc~s And fer,pep who On NM a,
fev WITH esch other in exaggerated se'ie> Aepe
stzrpettea the exc fe mont. All tie D-ca,t,,eu.
Serks vc,, ,irocs u,.or atm. and .. a, "a AZ,
atoms and cur icfces eio ircicssd seycfti thou.
md epavaiNfc mt ve.cran' from tho hv~r.,L
he ietoi dcn onstraiiens aesint Annapolis At ore
me cased serious tcai. 70 is - ev bu, ,he dan er
~pSed .w~. A courlc Of auto,,. wee sen, to
t severn Rive, and pGrvd n IL. ion 10 crfuua md
Inc s2proocSes lie os. odl have hoo, a. ,r,,, .r,o
'' go -" ""'''O
s@'es' /" II i 'cH'Nh Il pei ion VI ne hichest
once .ucntc, In relation to 10Th Wn,l,u,tou and
Eeiho w.
The shias'on CT ,oSiclr eivt. tho follow ing de-
lsiei N .uupt OF the o, - =. ~. .h,,.,o,
tln Sunc ~ eveninr. and aouiay.
Visit rns caa VITO. n ,c, ,.rav ,yon,,s- 10 .cc-
[Aselri sn.c, We iound thai en- g yaS6,rc coIr.
.Ssei sysncc. ~, Ma o vgn ~, IA.
- g.. nu.lte p Suri,v nUe ro,.thp i,siahi ON
Al sciccs toY +. NJ. snd Voc d.iroi back hut fVr
g,a Nrsto'.s - NJ inc ti.n, OF out vi,i ihc ,cSr,
se,ep -, ., t,y Two o, tn,ac tn,iS' on, Of Ien.y.
1Spsn
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iIsvfout 40 rnd 80, III -. or ~, iui'ut. .. .
lin /. Oh DC. Es an. L.. Of nloat ts.rU,etf.
vs~rspsd on IL b, uu, ns Gtqu / H. ta'ic = haze
IpDl .i.iht 500. tie 'eld- ~ rui, tci1. h ock ,dc
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v ovDo ~ th.,r tr,,-r.- an T,-.,, i,~I. ~ .,}
y Fioui lcnaiy'own 80 pIoec.dsd Ia Fort steven.
Vnpiuc ly l,,t pax,tchu..,fs an IN, .s,,uth q, e.,
vost, about ii,o milo an M CIV .u, on he AZ
fYsse iai,- bodice OF 80 ~ no, nr 10 nto, he g..
linme tiale Io1t Atom ~ n ~ orL M, - -.
very .eIe . .siimrhii, he tslcl .hs 2-hc,,,e,,
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-23
How General franklin Fseapcd-Ro,asn-
tie Adventures.


Bdittrrorc, .JUig lI.--Msor General Frank lin ar-
r,,.I .o1l IA, ,h,. cl, oho. . ,.,,.l ~, u,o-,,,
~ ~
~ "ns ant'ipaed mi tt' INFORMATION fe1ti'ed -.
lerda, morning auu [. uoN ut N.Inuu', Iloi,L i,s.
H., = A.. 81. 49,. - ..- ,,, . .,,-,. a. -
'"s hoh nh huFuo lnu 'Np''uie' Inc 'o""N ing "
liiOt account VI Ills captuIC and e. clS:
a.. -, 4, 80. -. A., 49,. ~ A., ,
i 70 ~, - =. ~" ,aiT " ns vlp,uI'
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, o' ~ ', w Nv w .s..hv hl"r'hi l9
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WIN one Pr ohc!. driven thIoipb tie cpLntFy
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s'rio1. on Tnsss,v mo, nm, ia i,n'.di h
800 81 ~ o. ~ III ny hnt, ~ NM i,ne's w.
,ysoiy n, q, M r ~. S ~, 800, p. liz i,', Wv
chsr,as ,s,,h nv. .,,o ,.a,n ~ ~ 1870, si,r, a.
sist And YEA he ins,aiey "a, ssna h1nei
"'' 80 ~, r ~" ra,,,r ~ aS 10y ~. J
do. q, and he /. cueI aun.oasiy Tor iaaea,oas Of
co. the sua'i 10. %, to him s"mmsny % n,,,ho
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-23
GENERAL -itERNt>.
The Army icro-, the thaitahoochie'

AasIo,llt, Julv l8.-1cI1irl 'he'man's ARMY b -
c!osea ,ha Gnsttll.,o,hi' rig,f, aud "a advancing
upon Atlanta. An oficeT Of General Thonss's stan.
la p.i,.te lt,e.. saps ,h1t the flank movement 70
tie river resulted in tbs capture Of three thousand
prisoners, bes.le. lecoyyains numerous deSestess.
,fe,, NUM- e.. ~, riored falling out Of the rebs
,arl AZ S,,t et.r.t Johnston. Nashville H. full II
,eiel isoper. Captain Good SiiA the Provost Mar
,h, reports the siriyai Of about fourteen hundI'd
out Of ne ihrer hOIsand captured south o. the kens
saw Mountain one hundred and tori zone te~e +.
e,s. Man, Of thesr men are VI thu Letter sln~ q
Ceorgis Tho majority, however, a.e Tennesssca =
and Koatuc Kians. We have only Iost few men IN
diminishing since the 2Tlh Of June there appeAr =
have b. some fighting In the movement over Us
Chstt.hoochie rive,, ~ he rebel General Hanny -
Uopaaed Askss
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-23

Hlns'n1on, Jilg lJ.-lA olciicrcc To the call OF
Gov. Cannon. TIE citizens Of Delaware have nobi,
Noluatee'e ed TO Gacnd tlo Bal buosa rai.oad and tho
hhe oi the ousiueiannnh. One clthe rerimcnt bns
bee !"scd unl mustered INFO fe vice for th!ty dave.
ana s up' At Have &c ,'.c. Adl ionaI uovp, have
lee E1isoi n g. 10 ruad Dup n"s powder works
Tie ,au-ias.l 81 p.c so.ue Of ,hc voIthi, 8, are
IN ..o r'I.aa. lee. ula Il rapidly Going Cd.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-23
An Appeal 60 the People Of Maine.

A"gu'd. Me-. Jue l2.--Gov Cory has i,sued .,
oeo' appealing t. tie people 4 Malne to yoluutc1,
their .oe tor ioi Of one bundled d,y., % ii.
IN defending the National ,cp tol.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-23

BaLf,norc, Jul. i2.-Th. scene .. the military
AeA cuaf'es in ttis city ,h morning. on The arrival
n irslici -lere.cl D. Z. ryle', who cons4ani, the
asst - prsic hrlr. oi N Eiabth Amy Cops pnd
Who "a cfo ted 10 hn. lto1 csg ugod Ia tho ~ on
- Aonocacy junction Saturday, lat, va. sta'ih
Anr In he extreme AMI hr ~ cinr AZ hr fortunate
ssearl Eoin tie lciss va. Loir'.c.t. Aeo.np4r 'rs
che ,eaefN Ne Cspa.a r, J. u. Webb aui Col :.
bosou;L, o. his tan. 18th oil iion have ,oca vilh
H. ce-osai ..oce ms batue. Iuc isni, connected
with the ,eaer Is Gee re ioJoWs:
On Sa . ), Ate oJi oJp, had -c.isci from the
hoacc@c B.id ., 'cac Al !, r anu hr nn MS.
sst.ln o. &c hiI o. &c en, Of tie ia o | y,
Veie hot ou. ths.e leo g Tie oi-o,-c o. ue.a-
|. sei,oe o he sursoundca ~ in" e'os, ~. 'o.o1.l
Npe Oh lie re1ih i'd, r,oeS pa SUED "
rs enemy who te rpoi non IcIe -
sh1s name E could nc, meirin. 10 hi, io ih.
4 gen-tN stpLu,es H. e~hpe NJ whrn the sold loI
on hls add IL lie icnl ine puI uef, ,'op,ed 10 zee
! vho Ii NaS 10 loquTe 4 neu. iyio. a1 hOt ot
Che part, &C. During Ibis time he Ecncul 10 died
olives iiom tEeii pu. sJeis. ncIo, whO war ru-
1eavo M 10 nrse his escape ttuin the .ctc inv,
Pointed ont The way % the houre OF WeI knosn nid
bluiot.c citizen OF -. Ma county, ~Loe isnily
VEN unicwittinr N 'he attentions to he nlsiiiyr.
2cncesiins them unii ie-dsy, When they ooh ihn.r
xepAtu.e ios iIoSeiic1, which uoS Icachci only An
ohe orninr.
Gen. Tyler spcaks Ia The hphes, terms OF the
bravery and endu;ancr Of our ioices s-aen,J in the
BATTLE Of Monocary one eencgal ogicer ki!oI
here, al.o -e,o.a! fo!i aud lin. oiI.eos. The pun
6hn ont the enemy receive very great. In the
Aoptais at Frcdo lick over 10 Of the ie'c wouncod
0e uader tic Of our turfeous and citilcrr
81 Frederick, and SURGEONS Of ho-pta! ,h,,
Svc;y LIAM .ho wa capable Of bing iemo, "a With
cut rio,S Ia ary can led on in an.huiance, aud
va.ol-, they thu eu.eivo;ins 10 hide their oss IL
GTe they Ietiied fion the city uey burned dov IA all
Chs Government buiidine. eScep, the hofp,.s.
DR.. Robinson, the Medical Director a. Fio!crck,
arrived at military head quarters tbs uorninq, and
dve~ the following Tie rui;s Of the baiio Of Mono
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-23

bAIsnr--yA!Ess- .tsi
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-07-23
srcoSD pIsrArcu.

0u6oIr klDtl anu wuunuei.
srCoSp pIsrATcu.
Baitmore, July 10. The telol raph 10 Annapolis /,
working all ilht
The following ne The particulars OF the reported
escape Of Mao -ueAca Al Iankin, iorl tic bandit
ander Harry Gilmore, 'houeh We have not 20, lecn
sble 10 sce'tsin tho Whereabouts Of this brave AMI
gallant o;iice..
Harry Gilmore, with party Of cavalry number
ing sloai lS5, aac has!nc Sitn Lem dIoT-Copen nj
Franklin, ami three oii.ccfu OF h.. ,t.a pho
EcaTps ., q lac hoG, on Moa.ay nj b. OIL Ohg. q
fAIia e.scen Panlato,n an lc.sclto Gen.
Fransi.i Nss In tie custo!r o! C,p ain Nlchcss
Owen, OF b l.ro { county, froIn Vlcm hc fucccoled
N making hf ooope at IN early hou: on iscs!ay
nornln9. TIC 70 &c Of Gillrloo rcmai;ici I'll da7
Tuesday IN the peashloIhosL -oJ.ing tao 'rfhes
enc Nosss sn Cling Oh Tho to and bart, Ia
the hepr q te.as ehie to eeapta.o IA 1hit The
Naeu.en made iy the ielols to the poo2e In the
vicinity. The search was continued by the ref els
until O'clock on Tuesday evening" when they lett
n then v~y TO the vicinity Of Wsshing on, os.iug
she Balfino and Ohio Rail DAD near Ely.yinr last
nkht. No'hiar Is yea known In this city ~ to the
vharosbouo Of ten. Franklin, but hopes ase entof-
sAined that no has really escaped; euch at Least wa
Che im6Ksson Of thOse livin, IN the vicinity.
During the stay Of the Iebes In the neishbo hood
0fRandantown ,hcy iobbed everybody indiscrimi-
oseiy, nos only Of hoes and oasals but Of watches
49, ~ cIeteDs. seUnl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-18

From the r. Teri G. Bcck. Pastor offEe BGDfisf
Church. Pcmbcrfon. ". ,. ioracTig of tie North
Baptist Chm oh, Phiiadclphia.
| have known IIooh1nd's German BittcrS f.
vorably for a number Of years. have used thea
in my own family. and have heen 80 pleased with
their effects that waSinduced to recommend them
to many others. and know that they have operated
in strikingy beneficial manner. ! take great
pleasure III thus publicly proclimug this fact, and
calling the attention of those afflicted with the
diseases for which they are recommended to these
Bittcrs, knowing from experience that my recon
mendation will he sustained. / do this cheerful,
as Hoofand's Bitter is intended to benefit the af
fiicted, and is "not q rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI G.. BECk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-18
J. II. KENNARD.
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia.

From Rer. Warren Randolph, Pastor o. Baptis
Church, GeTmaHtOrH, Pam.
Dr.. c. VI. JAcKsoS:--Dcar Sir:--Personal OK
pericncc enables me To say that regard the Ger
man Btters prepared by you as most excellent
medicine. In case of severe cold and general de-
bili;y have been greatly benefited by the use of
the Bitters. and doubt not they will produce s.ni
lar effect OF others. Yours truly.
WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Pa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-18
Philad'a June 90, ISGl.
Letter from the Rcr JOSEPH IT, KENNARD.
Pasfor offhc Tenth Banfif CAnrck.

Letter from The Rcr. JOSEPH ". KENNARD.
Pastor ofthc Tenth Baptist Church.
DR. JAcKsOS-DEARS IR:--I have been frequent
" requested to connect nv name with cOmmcnda
ions OF different kinds of Medicines, but, regard
ing the practice out of my appropriate sphere, |
have in all cases declined; but with clear proc,
in varou' instances, and particularly in my own
family, of the usefulness Of DR.. HOonInd's Ger
man B;:ters. depart for once from my usual
course, 20 express my full CONVICTION that, Tor gen.
era debility of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint. it sa safe and valuable preparition
In some cases it NAV fail but usually, doubt not
it will be very beneficial to those who safer from
the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully.
J. II. KENNARD.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-18
From J. NEWTON BROWN, D. d. Edi;o, Of

From j. NEWTON BRO WN, D. ID. Editor Of
The Encyclopedia Of Religious kROuledGe.
Although not disposed to iavor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general. through distrust OF
Heterogeneous and effects; yet know of no sui
fcient reason why man may not testify To the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the benefit OF others.
do this the more readily in regard TO lloof-
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. C. VI.
Jackson. of this city, because | was prcudiced
against them for many years. underline impression
that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. Ian
indebted to nay friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq
for the removal Of this prejudice by proper tests
( and for encoura cement to try them, when suffer
ing from great and long continued debility. Tie
use of three bottles o(,hese BitterS, at the begin
ming ofthc present year, was followed by evident
relief and restoration to a degree Of bodily and
mental ygor which | had no; felt for six months
before. and had almost despaired Of regaining.
therefore thank God and my friend for directin
me to the use ofthcm.
INVENTION BROWN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-18
DR.. R0BACK'S
STOMACH
WNose SNevs

W\ose SvStevs
NsS wot OSSSvsA TO Nc NWN\>e
US u yvNGNlcllNc w>SNNeM WIN
.,,vS NM we 'lNs wNN,cM
3\SsM ~ MSlv to," NWt as "
vSVNNGAleN oGSVN> "a 0veWt
Regulator o. Me sMstSM,.
w tANc Slllows &lstv>cts
oStAAs West oAA SowtMtAevS
Nos, Soy " \o>N0 t.v.NC., NGGM
wNwcM WCSAcA ovl ovt>c\e o.
StoWAocM Sytkevs, vWNlcM, "
toASsW w N\voHsv Nv>@SNtvtNes,
oS\A eN NE V>voVNsS t>vSAs, ovs
" SAVE V>vCwSNtlvC oS
BJJJOus FeUe7',
F7ever o7zd fgue,
Liver COMPLAINT,
QYeDep87a,
L71LI9-e5tZ07z,
.ToU72dJce,
Kidney Complaints,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-18

From Rcr.J ". Turner, Pastor Of Heddtng ". l..
Church. Phiiada.
DR.. Jackson. Dear Sir---IIavins used your Ger.
man Btters in my family frequently I am prepared
to SAL that it has been of great service. believe
that most gene raj debility of the systcr
il is the safest and most valuable remedy of which
have any knowledge.
Yours respectfully.
]. III. TURNER
No. 72G n. Nineteenth Street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-08-18
PRICES.

Large Size (holding nearly double quanti
ty,) 81 90 per Bottle-half doz. s. 90
Small Size--75 cents per Bottlc--half doz. 81 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-13
GO A L o l..

xuRApEsT = A a 7 ! BEST COAL OIL ~
I THE Oily, by the barrel, or at retail, Pr
ces as Ioo, or {oeser than the lowsst.qNua!'ty
u11e4 '1SSi7o No. IS Royal street,
where can be had Lamps, Chimnies, W" $,
and everything connected with the trade n
sverv VARIETY Of style, together with general
a asv, Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
dvlisrs Pendants, Brackets Drop Lights, Glass as
Globes, Paper Shades, Sc, Of all the new Styles
and beautiful patterns, at prices to please:
Gas Fitting Alterations ano 1881 nateilS'0'
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer I?
sale. noY e -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-13
rpnM THE VALLEY Oh VIRGINIA.

Y
The R;cl2nond Examiner o. tie 8ta has 'n7
following from the Valley: 1.-The news CT Sesees
Law was tha report that got noised sroon1 us
,;fv e 1everse to our arms west Of ota1!''o'''
the r,,o7or was soon caught up and greatly
roagniGssl. The .cts OF the case, IS We We :
ae,2a 70 collect tIlen1 yesterday morning, s56ssie'
= ba ahont these: On Sunday evening the
enemy, in very heavy force, supp 'ssd 10 70
ohou1 ten or twelve thousand strong, and con
a;sling Of infantry cavalry, and thirty pieces
of artillery, made an attack upon oesa'za iie'i'
II onr troops, then near Mount CraWzord,
+rva,ve miles the other side Of Stanton, M
der command Of General William X. jones. =
Az the time Of the attack a large portion or
General Jones command had been detached
20 onerato IN another direction-W here, Is IS
not prudent to say-and had not come up
when the enemy made their appearance. Our
forces made gallant resistance, bus IN the
face of overpowring numbers OF the enemy TO
whom our forces were but as mere handful
defeat was inevitable At the point where the
fight occurred, are two roads diverg'ng, one
leading TO Stanton, and the other to Waynes-
boro small town on the Central Railroad on
the other side Of Blue Ridge mountain lmne-
diafelv at its foot; both points are about
enuayiy distant. Fearing to fall back upon
Staunton, lest the enemy might cut them on
bv moving on Waynesboro, our forces retreat
ed ia the direction OF the latter place, saving
theirartillery and wagon trains. There was
runor on the street that our forces had been
routed, and had sustained considerable disaster
in their retreat, out this is not so. A dlspatcha
received Yesterday morning by the Secretary or
War, stated distinctly that we mad saVea our
artillery and wagon trains, pretty gooo evidence
that our retreat was conducted In good order'
The worst news OF the whole affair IS that
General VIM. E. Jones was certainly killed in
the fight. This is melancholy news indeed:
for he was decidedly one Of the best cavalry
officers in service, and one whom the country
can Ill afford 10 lose at this juncture. He was
an officer in the old army, If we mistake not,
where he left record OF much distinction, and
was as brave and fearless spirit as ever drew
8 sword His operations In this war have been
mostly confined to western Virginia, and are
Two fresh in the minds Of the public to- need
any review at this time. Since his demise the
command deyolves unon General Vauh han,
who, We ,.elie>e, is OF Tennessee. The enemy,
We learn Was under command Of General Hun
ter, successor Of the vanquiShed Dutch General
Sigel The dispatches received yesterday by
the department were conGmarory OF the Facts
stated above. Ii was understood that 3 CHS
patch had also been received last evening" re-
porting that the enemy had taken Stanton. =
Fortunately fyr Us, il this even be true, they
can do us but little harm unless they burn the
town, which we think they hardly will do
All our stores and supplies having been remov-
ed from there as much as a week ago
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