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ADAMS '1F S'sic SUss q. Il Ay..sg.,
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accessible sections Of the country. This Company
w.ou,uoroIMts PRINCIPAL 1H1sss v are po,uo,
Oenneotions are made at New York and Boston.
To- H LIV vi soUTHAMPToN and aAtRI
s to Gona
sGeilsction Of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLS made
a.. O. q 1. DSiEss AssSs 5. b.
THIs Is 70 GIVE NOTICE, that the subscri:
letters Of sdninistf stos the personal estate Of
said deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
Der, on or before the 9Th day of February next !;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
aT.n anasr my hand this 9Th day of February
A; an . s1a; JOHN h. RUSSELL. Admir-.
THIS T9 Ga fo bs rnbsn s1e c s1Dser ~
Washin gton County, in the District of Columbia,
letters testamentary on the personal estate OF
| deceased. All persons having claims against the
said dssssasd, are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
onor before the sd day of gust next; they may
4sssrx,ss oy Law be excluded from all bsnsat of
Given under my hand this sd day Of Aug. 1854.
an r. laW0w. SUsANNAH CARRIOO.
r J. H1Is1na 11a, svCSIssoE 10 4. =
e11HzasRE GE 81 SIP 4 kzffttS5fk1R 2 r. :
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EDUCATIONAL.

NIss LILLE BENNETT has the honor to in
w form 1he pubic that she IS prepared to $50 svs
ssttet 9th and 18th SITS, and respectfully solicit
sn, o5s Tx
Frsnck I, ylor Esq. DR.. Alex. Mcdonald Davis.
IVA @asHIse 1'ss fD9q B. C., 1854 s.pr-eolm.
RORROME0 COLLEGE. .Pikesville, Baltimore
- county. Md. opens its ninth session on the I'd
for nation address Rev. E. Q. s. WALDRON.
Principal. sep slim
CEoRaEToWN Female SEMINARY, 1871
will be resumed September s. For circulars ad-
dress the principal =, u,,
sep2 I'm NJ. ). narrower.
st, TIMorRY's HALL.
The undersigned viii! open his SCHOOL FOR
B.@ea place AHR Sept b. IS the above
He has. by avery liberal outlay. secured the best
the country for brity Of climate and beauty of
fitted up with every requisite sf for co1 1h
convenience and health, surrounded by 80 of
sise, The following gentlemen Constitute the
4. PARSONS. Principal and
GEO. 8. CRAZE. a NJ, anu "'fa' sciences
Sss # Ssi95s aasR and
q Hss M9ra A.
Rev. II. b BRUNING, A. NJ,
Professor of German Spanish and Mathematics.
Professor of French Ian guages.
, PROT Professor of Painting and Drawing.
Professor Of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
da,s pupils ESQ sa per year Of 10
including fare to and from the city. 'n'no'
For particu lars see circulars to be obtained at
pfH''' Al BOOKSTORES q PH sfa5 oasspsvle
Baltimore County, Maryland.
Circulars to be had at the Star Office.
ITO PARENTS AND TEACHERS OF GEORGE
i TOWN-A full assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS constantly on hand, at 80 Hi gh street
sep29t'
BOARDING y hNR PAY iin1 SEM1NARY FOR
town, D. g. Mrs. Gen. T. r WHEEL Err, Prin-
cips1. The duties of this institution will be re-
sumed on Monday, Sept. IL. au 292w
W rs; MARIA g. MCCORMICK, late of Alexan-
dria Va. having removed her school to Cam
bridge, Md, Is pr epared to receive four or five
domestic and moral aif training viii se
ceiye her most assduous care. Her uccess, while
for years engaged in Alexandria, in educating
girls, is well known to all old residents of that
Parents in this vicinity whe desire further in
formation concerning the ad Of Der school
Of AlsHandria. Va or "; D; Wallash, Editor of
tas washington Star Her terms for board. tu-
Cambridge, Nd. where she has recently located
her school, is one Of the healthiest and most de-
lightful villages in the Union, and has about it
soiictous parent Will spprove in selsetins local.
ityi which to have daughter thoroughly edu-
Gated and trained for future usefulness. -,
FIRST Monday OF September au e. I'm
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N D T / q E
UNITED STATES z $40 LOAN.


THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHING
TON has now on hand, ready for Immediate dslir-
sry q full supply of these new Bonds. Subscribers
are requested present their certificates at and
,eceire hsi, Bonds.
These having money to invest should not lose
sig ht Of the fact that by investing in this Loan
they not emily interest," at the high rate of
Is 10 per cent, but secure to themselves the very
important advantage OF obtaining, at the end of
three years, 8 PER CENT. $40 YEAR BON Dis
AT PAR, which are now worth over 1 per cent.
premium, and Viii CHI after the war must necessa.
rily advance to much higher rate. auA.tf
COP ART N e r 8 II p.
The undersigned, having this day associated
themselves under the name and style of e. go.
WINE and LIQUoR business at the old stand,
Occupied for the last three years by George T.
Smith. 5ll 18th street, in the National Intelli-
gencer Building. We VIII be happy at all times
assured that we can give them good Goods at un.
'feceden'sa 10" p'i'eGe 10 sG T. SMITH,
THOMAS w. STEUART,
JOHN T. FOSTER.
Washington, July 8. 1864.
beg to return my sincere thanks to my friends
and the public "a morally for the patronage lbe
rally bestowed pom me during my business career
here. and earnestly solicit continuance Of the
ceive the most polite and cour seous attention,
whether they purchase or not
Please remember the number, 511 7th street,
now under 6ardners PhotogTagh GALLERY;
Washington, July 8, 1854 sep colin
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nRPHANs' C0gRT: SEPTEMBER Sd, 1867
Ton. to .css In the case of Charles T. Hawkins Ad-
ministrator. of John Hawkins. deceased, the
said ,sppointed SATURDAY,, the24th day of Septem.
the personal estate of said deceased. and of the
sssets in hand. a. far % the same have been col;
the creditors and heirs Of said deceased notified
to attend, lat the orphans, Oorrt Of Washington
youched. or they may otherwise by law Be excluded
from al benefit In said decssssd's estate: provided
three weeks in the Evening Star. previous TO the
saSr s.sn u.s v o. @. ROBBINS,
ssn s.iswSv* Register Of Wills.
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SroRsT D1srAsIsI SECRET DISEASES
"a n Ri ANS GIFT
QINlRJTI

THl MOST CERTAIN REMEDY RvER UsID
eouoxHee,' aE ESsit;' S sassT II =.
0n1s Ten "a; 70 Ss 1aeea @ sSs ssGa'o r.
1hs a.. q smell
,aGs the stomach e OF boEsls Of the most dslis.ts
Of the University Of Pspnsyl ania, one ofthe moIa
10 Hxrosuss, no TRousLs. no CHANGE HaI4sSss VIZ
Let those who have despairea Of getting cured,
OF who have been eorsed with Balsan oopavia. or
A''''1 szAARlrANs GIFT.
Sent BY mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, 81. Female IS.
soR R5S2R! uI sh92s' sox. sI0o gso-.
TEFTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPHILIS
Or VENEREAL DISEASES, DO
SAAARIFAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICE
. e Rss|s sSi'ES
prescribed; Il reaches and every particle
Of the 80 that "a the cure l.
~ AID Se hsslsd and DO not .S.nsnit 70 your po:-
r that for G 81 s6T %sz in after
III e
system. Is we'll q ali the bad effects Of Mercury.
many sseonso S.tl sh5oa aR RSRHsT; e p
Whites. A z bearing down, Fsliins 81 the Womb
Debility and for all complaints incident to the sen.
Sent By express. Price 81 . bottle, or bottlsa
sAMARITANB CRANCRI WASH.
Price Is cents. Full directions
DESMOND & CO., Box ISL Philadelphia Poss
Sold By 8. CALVERT FORD, corner Of llth sno
Fl HENRY sNfH9' COOK. Alexandria. m.yen
". C0NFI ENTIAA.
DUNG MEN who have injured themselves ~
certain secret habits which unfit them fog busineas
pleasure or the duties Of married life; also middle
other causes, feel . debility in advance Of their
years. before placing themselves under The Tsst,
FRIEND." Married Ladies' win learn somethins
ofimpertance BY perusine The Secret Lriend.
CENT of Twepty five Cents Address m
deA.ly Boston. Mac.
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.MARLBoRoUGH's pIsPATCHls, Idited b

.MARLBoR0UGHS DISPATCHES, Edited by
Dispatches Of Iola Nsis Sa I ToIs. London
Official Dispatches of the War of 1912.
Memoirs and Correspondence ofSir Thos. Picton,
Col. frazer's Letters during the Peninsular and
Waterloo Campaigns, London:
dence, 2 vols.
Life ana Letters Of Admiral de Saumares, vols,
Diary and Dispatches Of Gen. Sir Robert Wilson.
Sir W. Sidney Smiths Life and Dispatches, 3
CeiiinsWood's Public and Private Letters with a
memeir, vols, London.
Wellington g Dispatches, LONDON
Confed crate Official Reports OF Battles.
O. General Mcclellan 3 Report.
am ~ ~ RRANCK TAYLOR.
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BOARDING AND DAY SEMINARY FOR
u YOUNG LADIES',
Corner Prospect and Frederick streets, George
town, @. Mrs. Gen: T. T. WHEELER, Prin-
cipsl. The duties of this institution will be re-
sumed on Monday. Sept. IL. au 292w
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SAND FoR eAL1-Apply at the 6rst houa from
- the 1asteYn Branch Bridges au e-lms
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JOSEPH REYNOLDS Il co,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAk F,TT8RS,
No. 500 NIuVH Rrpur~ r.~, avsnus

D0LITICAL HISTORY OF THE REBELLION;
= Dy Eaxhrd MCPHERSON, Clerk of the House Of
Man and his Relations; BY 8. ,. Britain, NJ. D.
ha Heaess secret Societies Of France. a.
United States Register, 1864.
The Trial; BIZ the author OF the "Hsir Of Red
Memoir of Mrs. Caroline P, Keith. Missionary
China. lsep IA fRANCK TAYLOR.
TN HO1oHAMTy AND. 1AMKlRD ALMA
4 - ~ SssnitA Hsnsfsi n .vr.,,
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THO PARENTS AND TEACHERS OF EORGE-
Il TOWN-A full assortment of SCHOOL
BOOKS constantly on hand, at 50 High street.
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| GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY, I51
VI West street. The duties of this institution
! will be resumed September s. For circulars ad-
| dress the principal.
| sep I'm NJ. j. narrower.
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COUGHS! COLDS! CONSUMPTION
WISTAR'S BALSAA OF WILD CHERRY
OsE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE RENE.
DIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, Whoopa1g Cough, Broneh;tis DiG.
Guilty q Brsqthtss, Aah'ma, Hoarsensss,
Sore Throat, Group, and sUery
If
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

Wars, Own Co. fCaAxr BRowN,
fEasoah. Ky, Evansville, lad,
uARpTSa, GfvES 4 Co.,
ST. Louis No
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

repealed. And The Sans shall Be subject &c duty
Ct Afsren par esnfrua a6 vzicrsus
see. z5s Isl Is 4 <EEsher cz1es<d, That whsn
any Essks barrsl, czrboy other vsssai e Ar1erf-
can manufacture exported sent ont Of the eozn.
Try, FLIED with the products Of the United States
shall be returned 70 the United States empty ths
same shall be admitted free Of duty, unceF such
rules and regulations as may b prescribed By the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sec. II And Be u further enacted, That on and
after January first, eighteen hundred and sixty
ive the invoices Of ali goods, wares. and msrehan-
die, imported into the United States. shall be
made out in the weights or measures Of the cOun-
try or place from which the importstioBs shall Be
made and shall contain trus statement Of the
actual weights OF MEASURES Of such goods, wares,
ami merchandise, without any respecs to the
ssEsizhis or measures Of the United states.
Sec Is. And Be a further ssseted, That in al
cases Shsrs officers OF the customs or other saiar-
led Cfiicsss Of the United States shall BE- shall
have been appointed BY the Secretary tie Treas
zry to carry into s1sef the icenses rules aud reg
ulstions provided for BY the flth section Of ths
act Of the thirteenth Of July, eighteen hundred
and sixty oas, entitled =" An act further TO pro-
vide sOT the eo,leeton OF duties on in
ports, aud for othsr purposes," such Officer
E Of the United States shall be entitled %
rscsiTs one Thousand dollars per annum
for his services, under the act Aforesaid, ia
addition 10 bis salary or computation undeF Say
other law Frorl4sd, That the aggregate eonpsn-
ssilon Of any sneh 0fosr shall mol exceed the sum
Of Eve thousand do lars IN any one year.
I SIC. .. AsA b = further enacted, That any bag
gage or person&i Effects arriving In the United
States, Ia transit TO any foreign country may b
delivered BY the parties having II Ia charge The
60 lestor Of customs 70 Be by aim retained, with
/ out the payment exaction Ct any import duty
and TO be delivered such parti on their dspsr.
ture for their foreign dsstiuasioa. under such
rules, regulations and fees, the Secretary Of fhs
Treasury may prescribe.
Approved, jane Both, iss4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The invasion
panic has entirely ceased. Yesterday it
was confidently believed that battle
would take place on the old Shafpsbur-
ground, or in that neighborhood. But
now Il is believed that If the rebels had
any serious intentions they have given
them up, on finding how large a force
was ready to contest their march into
Pennsylvania.
With the recent changes in command
in Maryland, aud the present disposition
Of our forces, Il will be impossible for
the rebels to get as far as the Pennsylva-
MIA line without a desperate battle A
heavy cavalry force, which was our great
want heretofore, is now concentrated on
the upper Potomac, and instead Of rebel
invasion Of Pennsylvania, the country
will be more likely to hear Of the march
of heavy Federal column up the Shen-
andoah valley.
Gen. Wrights forces were, at last ac-
counts, at Boonsboro, in North Noun.
tain valley.
The country may rest assured that the
last invasion is over at present
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
Rebels Reported at New Creek.

NEW York, Aug. S.-The WOrIds
Washington special says the rebel move
ment on the Upper Potomac was a feint
to cover the sending Of reinforcements
to Hood.
1t is supposed that not less than ~
900 Of Lees veterans have been sent to
Atlanta.
Much apprehension is felt in regard to
the matter.
The Heralds special says Grant and
his staff have returned from the upper
Potomac and started for City Point.
The Tribune correspondent from Re
tersburg says: The armies on the roo
mac and James rivers we're never IN bet
ter condition, and there are important
movements from which you may soon
expect news.
The following dispatches from Gen.
Kelley at Cumberland, to Governor
Boreman, have been received:
"My forces repulsed the enemy again
Yesterday at New Creek
Seen. MeCausland and Gen. Brady
Jobnson's force attacked that post at 8
Pm. The fight was continued until
long after dark. The enemy retreated
leaving their killed and wounded.
"The enemy's loss was severei our $
was not heavy, and will not exceed q
killed and 50 wounded
"The garrison made most gallant de-
fence under command Of Col Stephen
son, Col Hay and Maj. Simpson
Signed, "B. +. KELLEY,
Brig. Cen
NEwBRIDcE, Va, August s.
To Coz. Norman:
have just arrived here. The enemy
were effectually repulsed, and are rapid
ly setreating towards Moorfeld
We have saved West Virginia from
terrible scourge Of an invading army o
the rebels
rE lSigned1 b. +. KELLY,
Brig. Gen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
WAR DEPARTMENT,

"H9"iN"iO"t "utJ ~pf ioVf'
General Order No. 327:
By direction Of the President, Major
General Wallace, commanding the Mid
die Department, will assume command
Of the 9Th Army Corps and other troops
serving in the Department from which
he was temporarily relieved in Genera
Order No. 227 Troops of Gen. Hun
ters command temporarily assigned t.
the forces under Major General Wrigh
in General Order No. 225, are hereby
by order Of the President, relieved from
such assignment
BY the Secretary OF War
L. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

Our stock of Fancy Braids and
Ribbons, both quilted and plain,
is large and well assorted. Also
full line of Scoth and domestic
Ginghams on hand at the most
reasonable rates. Prints, Bleach
ed and Brown Cottons are at sell
ing figures, and we do not pro-
pose TO hold Goods too high to
sell rapidly.
Call and make your purchases
before the cheapest have been
taken.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
IN THE
Retail Department

We have fall stock of
Ladies Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints ga, A,
5-4,, 104 Bleaehed and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand sacques. Ladies Sun Um-
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &c, 20 which We would
call the attention OF all wishing to pur-
ehases in our line of business
ny20-lV JAQUEsS 81 FRENCH,
Ne. TO First street. EvsnswIlIe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
AGENCY.

~H- n WALKS VIZ H. SALxEE, "a.
WIN. 81. & WIN. Il. WALKER,
Agents for the purchase OF Real
Estate.
ennes on Third strsss, opposits the Court Hoaas.
jalyT-sndkw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
House Furnishing
Retail Department,

In our House Furnishing Department
we have zfull stock Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains. Corniees, Table Oil
Cloths, &c, &C., making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
PIANOS.
PIANOS.
FIRST-CLASS PIANOS.
The

Misses Lawrence
ARE AGENTS for EMERsOErs.
e. FoSE'S, and BRADBURTFs eeie-
- a ssy2 hrafed PIANOS, which they are
ia sc0ntinHaIly receiving, and which
they wiIl SSH at msuufactursrs' prices.
These Planes, for durability, power, and rich
ness Of tone are unsurpassed
The Bradbury Piano recsivsd seven First Pre-
mtums within four weeks in the months Of Sep
temeer sad October last, ard is famous for is
elasticity, orillianey, and bsaat<l sisgiag gsslfy
Of tone.
They are also exclusive Agents ia this vicinity
lot MASON HsRlin's eelebrafsd Cabinet Organs,
which, IN quality. voIume % tone, aad power Of
expfessions are lar superior 20 melodeons, hArno-
NUNS, or any other reed instrument
They have just received three of these Orgsns az
Their residence on Water Street, first door below
Nhsstnut iunelT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
READY for SPRING TRADE

We are now opening and receiving a
complete stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestings, which we viii
make up to order in the
neatest and most styl-
ish manner
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OSas Die SOibnten fir eimen TrieSsn
iuiimfchef.

Sin SOIoat idreitt aus Dtm SeIplaoer bei
BerrprtlIc, Sa., inter anberem SSptqenbes
sd befld9e mid niGt nuo lperoe mid nidt
~befiaeen, truln,e mas "a tom,ne, neil i'd I'M
WGrau5 pnBte, mas e5 beibt, ein Scloat IL
lsiG. uno iplte Is mir audi nod 10 bart ees
ben, ih perOe mid ltets Dnran %erinnern, baB
Is Ei6t Der lleberltuth !par, Der mid in ole
Irmee flbrte. lluc 10 Got, mill peree i'd nit
GEren nab .6cuie tcmmen, iobale Die 6ternen
unc Streifen lpieoer iiber eans Nnlerita meben,
ME le iebt iber Atlauta fatts1n."
nS& bCHe, raB mir baIO S~Srieoen babsn lpers
ben, aber ni6t ben ,,5rieoen nm isoen Breis''
Ipie ibn Gle eetnctratiihe 6rieoenseartsi lpiG,
~lcnoern elnen 6rieren, nahoem mir Die R,be!=
len ilberat aeidla9es baben. 9as 1T Die Scrte
Srieosn, lir Die id tdupIsl uno oaS l1ur 1T Elm
e1rerHoer 3rieoen, SAT- ale Soloatcu benton
sleid mir g'e DlcGlelan niro penia sluslid=
tel dut ben BrdHoentenltuhl babeH, lpeii benz
4Olbaten leBt erIdubt lit, ;u itimmen."
,,gSSir lieben Den ~fSriepen ebsnip iebr mic irz
AeTa Scenario, aber mir plni6en einen : :
npplleH 6rieeer, tpibrenc bic sSSrieoeuss
p1riei siHen unetrenpelIeM baben nil
sc5s-r {Sr. 8r.N
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Sen. Steele bate in ben Siam eelebt icir,
Ielne 9eieniip=S teIung uno~ S6an5grahen baip
nit attipen 9peratipne1 su rertaui4en Is
iplrb encli& t3eit, OaB bie II iiber 4 yloHate
i'm Snnern pom Nrtania5 liegenoen Strelttrdtte
cine before 8erpenou19 liuoen, aS lelt ldn9e
Der Sal lpar. Sic lollten ppr 9tllent pen Spe=
raticnenhcr 8eteten gssen MiIioGti Elm Gnee
maden,- @aS MIST Steele in 2ittle9ipd, lperf
5belbp SucsWjIcari hranni6otb Die Sdpf-
fabrt auf bent MilRiippi unIiber maht nm
benz s@ueriaus@ eien in Wiilcuri inn Sits
puntte SitHt w. Bcit.)
Gen. Sari sdlur; bat rem Stuntpen fir
Qincrln nnp Spbnion. sen0lnunen, uno berelt8
pcr elmer sahIreiden Q,erlunnnIltilg IN Bhliaz
peIptia geiprpder. %Gr irat IriIhsr befdrnt-
lid elmer Der eifrIgiten Y'erehrer Sen. 5rer,cttts,
bat atsf 9oie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leiner Grwdb<
lung einlebeRb, aIeid tauietcen Der ftaberea
6reunes oes @jjeaerals; jebt isiaeH3 GtufluB sN
Gnniteu Der llnion5fanbipaten fir 9rdIibent
une &iseprdihsnt III bic @aaihaIe gepprIen.
amrrifanii6cr 1nrnrrbnnn. Ser 3irp@
rath oe59terzD orter &lirnbe5irf%S erbanbe6 belt
in Der lelp@9)crter IurnbalIe cine GrtraTSii=
Jung, Inn 1T Gertldbbeit zines pm Der Cages
iusuns anaenOmmeucn 8eiGIuleS oell, proof
|irriiden lS2SpritaHp fir. een re,i>seariinbeteu
3prnerbnne. ~ pdhIen. Die 4abI ,fd lnf
tclsenbc Burner: Mesrery 81. g.; 5piker,
williamsburg Sac. !6ein;, y. g.; glebr,
williamsburg: Meinbarot, q, g.; GI6dner,
Strattrnprrt g. Maler, q. 3. Schneider,
glocminscaEe Grinhsrg 8iqiamSbnrs;
96nentbal, q. .. uES Stier, ;3erien Gin
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pbcrs. Sie Hsbeuenz gsueYalt CpYSpn uno
NpcoeS 1sne 9efauen unb Sen. Sort pertpur=
bet. Inner SerIult betrdot an 1000 Wann.
Ost'. ytnilei Dom 6. ecrps lift sefallen unc bic
Genefdle Upton, Chapman unb WlcsyntoIb murs
ben %Oeriuuncet; Iebterer perIor Elm Beiu. Ser
6eino 1T unter benz S6use Der 9tadt bos Sbo[
binauf entflcbeM. Sen. Sheridan beTnoet iih
in Min6sler.
:. 3. StspeniOu,
Brig. s@s1era(.
Minfeiter, 10. Septbt.
Sc n.>2ieut. II. 8. Grant!
Sd babe bic ghre ~ beridten, Oas i'd Die
Screen seS Sen. @orlp an Der Berrppiusjrase
bel beg, Opequau Greet ansrif uno nab einen,
beisen uno bIutieeu @eiedte, psI9es pom Trl4
ben Ulorgen biz 5 ubr 9iaduittaas mdbrte,
6einb total dug. Sd trieb ibn
sur6 Ninhefter, Habm ibm $500 Gefandene
alb uro erbeutete 5 &onpAen unc 9 2dbaen urp
ben SrbBten She'll ieiner Berpunbeten. 9ie
NebeleasenerdIe &booe5 unO GOrbpn Iino ge.
IaIlex unc 3 aroere b6bere Offjiere ~pernunoet.
Sdrimtii6e 1Obten bes Seinbes fno in unIe,
rem !6dnoen. llnlere 8erIuite iinb be6eatene.
Odranter 1T Gen. u. Hu1el, Commandment eis
ner SiotiiOn ceS 6. Corps, welber curb cine
aanpncnhaseI est5otst purbe. Sie @enerdIe
Upton, McSntplb uno Chapman rurben per=
pnMoet. Sd fann ben 8erIuit np9 riht eendu
angeben. Die 9alhIns Der Offliere rnb SpI=
paten nat ausge;eihnet. Sic ~itlrrnten ieOe Yps
litiOn oea 5einbes ;pil6en Opequau Greet uno
Winhelter. Die Nebelen waren iebr tart unb
icnten rer;reiielt.
SD plni9e benz conmunpirenpet General
lieutenant rct, Die mutbige .6aItuns Der Sen.
8rtsbt, @roct, Gmurp, xprbert unc beren Of
fsiere unc 2eute ;u weIoen. Sbrea p~eroantt
cdS Qane Rem beoeutenoen Siea.
3. S. Sberto II,
COM. Gen. Ntai.
Sin oetailirter Seri6t unlerer 8erIuite &C.,
luirb, ipbalb ala er eintrift, ppn bieiem 0epars
teueut oertEentli6t fperoea.
6. W. Stanton,
straightforward.