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MILITARY B0OKS
f0R SALE by
MAJOR j. STRAT MAN,


N. Z. Corner Washington aud sansoms sts.,
San FTaueIsco. --t,......' 4 II
ALLEN II. H.Eemen,aIy Instruction n the schools o.
the Soldier Company, and Battalion, with Manual q
ASTON 1t. A H,--seamanship, and It's Associated
Duties IN the Royal Navy, | vol Igme -. $50
ANDERSON Gen Neutrality-suspicious. Of Field Batteries
of Artillery, translated from the French and ar.
ranged for the Army aud Militia Of the United T'
States. Published by order Of he War Depart.
ment vol s2mo, With 81 plates, cloth. I rs
ARMY REGISTER, Official, United States, IS61 rs
BARNARD, Major J.G.-Notes on Sea Coast Defence,
consisting Of Sea Coast Fortheatons, the Rifteen /
inch Gun, and Easement EIubrasures, vol svo, q
BENToNJ. GA Course Of Instruction in Ordnance NJ
and GCnnery, compiled for the OF Cadets In .1
The Cuited States Military Academy, vol svO half
pERRiMAN Capt NJ. w.The Mh.naa,. Manual.
and SWorjplay v!,bout Master; RapieT and 4
Broadsword Exercises coponsly explained and
Illustrated; small-arn Light Infantry drill OF the z
United States Army; Infantry Manual Of Percus-
sion Muskets; Company drill Of the Z Cavalry: ID
\ New edition, 1861 ] vol lsmo, with 70 plates,
BUsk lans-The Rife, and how use it; comprising Z
description Of that valuable weapon In all rs u
varieties. vol l6mo half roam. :. ....... -, 90
- MGe Volunteers, and How to Organize them;
cAsry iNs,S.S T. -: ;c ia;
Besides long hist Of Others comprising al the works On
Military subjects In print. ~ UIN
NEW MILITARY BOOKS RECEIVED As SOON A.
PUBLISHED. r
Books Imported to Order.
An kinds Of Military Goods imported order. Swords,
Belts and Presentation Swords got up in the finest style In
thirty days, at fy per cent less than San Ffanelseo
prices. - > -'--' =
6.1af j. srRArMAH.
, 1864-02-20

n GAEDEMNd -AIl signs Of winter having dis
appeared amopth ago, and pleasant spring
weather having prevailed in the interim, the
people Or town and country are actively en-
gagged 10 gardening and farming operations.
Several varieties of,vcge.ables have been al.
ready planted, and peas. cabbages ,urnips,
stcs are p DO seen IN some gardens four or Eve
inches high. Mr.. Jumel, our leading gardener,
has; cabbage and other plants for sale in any
quantity, besides garden seeds IN large variety.
Our amateur gardeners are riyaling each other
IN spading and planting. with . view 10 excel.
.isnes ininaturi.y and quality Of garden pro.
td1etG In this connection, We may state that
Frank Clark. Esq, has large quantity q
Z strawberry plants, of the bOst kinds on this
coast to give 70 those who desire them. In
thinning out his plants, which had become
crowded, these he Is compelled % discard fOr
want Of room. 81
, 1864-02-20

Robbery, one ofthe Chapman pirates, has been
pafdoned by the President. John Brightinter.
coded for him, as Rubery was British subject,
and Senator Sumner, to whom Bright applied,
consulted with Senator Conness and Justice
s. J. Field, who consented that the pardon
would not be improper. I'll, ~ ,,,65
, 1864-02-20

WnAr We ARE FIeurISG FOR R-We are Gght
ing for Louisiana, says the Marysville Appeal,
for which We paid, in 1903, the sum of $4,000,
900; for Florida, for which Spain charged us
$5,OVO, 900; for Texas, which cost us over
$4,000 900; for New Mexico, which cost us
$751; 900, besides $lOO, O,OOO, 900 for the ex.
tinguishment Of Indian titles; for Arizona, for
which We cashed up 100000 Some say
we did not pay this money-that the South
paid half Of it, Let us see: From 1921 to
1850, the amount paid into the Federal Treas.
ury from the free States, was, less than ex.
penses Of collecting, $932, ,222IOll; from the
slave States, $2s7, ,o76, ,304--giving the North
an excess Of $672,sl44i Figures don't lie.
What else are We fighting fOra For the dig
nifty and unity Of the natiOn-for the suprem-
aey Of the Federal over the hcinous doctrine
Of State Rights-for Republican principles.
Let the war progress.
, 1864-02-20

TaE CoMxo lDE.-The immigration hith-
erward the coming season, say late exchanges
and private letters, will be large beyond prcce'
dent. An through the Mississippi States, an
Idaho, or Washoe or California fever pos.
sesses thousands. The ST. Joseph Herald oi
Dec. 31st says: Associations are forming in
Kansas, designing mutual protection to those
intending to visit the auriferous regions o.
Idaho in the Spring Similar accounts arc
received from all along the border, Of prcpar
alton making to emigrato to the new El Dorado
The old method Of acquiring veal b is to be
superseded; a modest greenbaek is looked
upon with contempt, every man is going directly
to the heap, and is only concerned with how
he shalt secure transportation home Of bis
mammoth exhumations in the mountains"
, 1864-02-20

The number Of California soldiers now in the
iemplOy Of the Government is 5,4OO-twO cav.
airy regiments, six infantry regiments, one ma
tive California regiment, aud one battalion Of
mountaineers. eil .g
, 1864-02-20
VIGILANCE cosIsIlTTEE pOIycs.


The citizens Of East Bannock, in self.defence
have been compelled to organize Vigilance
Committee. The first intimation We have oi
their doings is the hanging Of thirteen Cop.
perheads, and among them Boon Helm, lately
escaped from the Olympia Jail. All that we
have received Of their proceedings is the fol.
lowing, which comes by telegraph and mail:
GREAT SALT LAKE, Feb. 5th.-Last evening
the Bannock express arrived in l3 days from
Virginia City, and from the pidette we learn
the following in regard to the dOings Of the
Vigilance Committee in that region, in Kidding
the country Of the band Of outlaws who have
so long infested it.
Tie committee is composed Of upwards Of
1000 persons exercising jurisdiction over the
whole range embracing Virginia, Bannock, Ne.
vada City, and the SURF ,unding region. Below
is list Of the men hung and the places where
executed:
Geo. Ives, at Nevada City, Sinking Water
diggings-l. ... ...r .,.a f..l-
At Bannock City, Henry Pummcr, Sheriff ;
Ned Ray, an escaped convict from Salt Lake
Peni,enliary. Buck Stinson, John Wagner,
alias Drtch John and Spanish Frank-5.
At Stinki'g Water, Reed and Brown--2
At Virginia City, Jack Gallagher, Geo. Lane,
alias ClubfOot, Haze Lyons, Boon Helm, and
Frank Parrish--5. In all, 10. gr.. .r.
, 1864-02-20

wAsuNGros's BIRrnDAY. Monday next
being washington's birthday, national salute
will pc Cred at Fort SteilacoOm, at noon. Some
Of our citizens entertained thought Of getting
up q ball on the occasion, but as yet We see
no indications Of preparation for such an event.
, 1864-02-20

Death OF Thomas Cod.
On Puget Sounds remotcst bay
The prusSman oft was wont to stray,
To bob awhile for scaly cod ...s .#
A lively sport for such snob.
lie tunes his lay with honest praise. .I
And mourns the loss Of bygone days,
And chants the muse OF other times,
As bells proclaim their mournful chimes;
Ills songs resound from pole TO pole,
While bobbing deep in Clancy's Hole;
Thus he whites the weary hours away
By hooking up the fnny Pray.
Ye 6shy tribes. why do ye bite
The iron-clad hook Of cnvious spitel
BE not seduced by wormy hook
That trails within the pebbled brook;
Although you are scaly fish,
AT least you make wholesome dish:
'Fis fun for rogues TO pull you out,
A substitute for specified trout.
Now comes the famous Parrott Gun,
Who swears he'll have u little fun.
Aud. with iron ramrOd stiff and strong,
Bobs up and down the live day long:
While musing thus, the monster came,
A welcome guest" have my game"
lie quickly pull'd his ramrod out,
And found crab instead Of q trout.
No calamity had yet been felt ....r
BY those who bobb'd for cod and smelt,
Till bold Watson, in fendish glce, u
Caught the sharp nibble Of a flea. '-..
lie STOOD aghast, but tottering fell,
Aud cursed those little imps Of hell I'D.
That had bis nervous system shaken,
While trying stale unSmoked bacon.
Alas that one should be so very bold
As TO drop his hook into hole,
And let a lit le black blood-sucker
Place him in this wofnl pueker.
Even now twas thought his soul had fed
To shady fields, home Of the dead;
When Clancy to the rescue came,
Spiritual hero Of Olympic fame;
He called on Jeems Gun and Pray p
To move his bloOd-stained shirt away,
But. lOl the bones Of Thomas Cody
Had pinnd his shirt fast to his body:
A smell of alcohol soon did restore
The sense Of this editorial bore,
Who swore he ne'er again would slaughter
The scaly tribes around Tumwater.
One thousand grasshOppers all at once
Were slain to paciiy this simple Ounce,
And ffy-pans, too, were brought In play
To crispify the captive Pray;
The Kissing sound brought nervous fears,
And many eyes were wet with tears
While honest Watson told the tale .
How Jonah swallowed the whale. ...' ..
just then starry light was seen ..I ..-
To penetrate the mystic screen;
And forth bold Watson triumphant came,
The champion Of the Olympic game.
Restored TO consciousness once more. -"
He seeks more congenial shore; a
There, lost to honor. spends his time
On filthy sheet seyen.by-nine w.
For others faults he's heard to groan,
But never thinks to mend his own.
Thus ends my rhyme. tishy theme,
Inspired by poetic dream
OF Watson, who, in all his glory,
lnveigled the tribes Of piscatory.
INSPECTOR.
SrEnAcooN, Feb. 10Th, 1864. . III
, 1864-02-20

SAHrD,-The barque Lac Yankee, VIM. II.
Diggs master, sailed this, morning for San Fran.
cisco, laden with lumber. y {, /.
, 1864-02-20

SnrPwREcx The barkcntine Jenny Ford,
on the 81st ult, when beating out Of the har-
Dor Of San Francisco, and hugging the shore
closely, missed stays and went ashore on the
North Heads, near the Lighthouse. The vessel
became total wreck, though all on board were
saved except one passenger, named 0sgoCd, and
one Of the crew. She was owned by Pope &
Talbot. So. ~ Bg4
, 1864-02-20

CrsrOM IIorsE sEzUREs Under the ad
ministration Of the new San Francisco Collect
Or, Uamcs) seizures Of goods for violations O
revenue laws are Of frequent occurrence
Scarcely week passes without one or more o
such events, and the aggregate value Of th'
goods seized Is considerable. .4r
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Wo(6mgton, o. G.

Giienbdbn II II all. - 8pn Nt<
r%anorien gebt Die 9ta6ri6t elm, Dab ON Sans
tag Elm giienbabn3ug Spii6en Gappabannpd
l1no SngalIS Station uuf einen !6unoipagen
1tieB, in 6plge oeIlen 3 8agen aus benz @eleiie
9"epprfen wuroen. 5 Splpaten puroen l6wer
perlebt, ppn benen 2 pabri6einlidHnidt lpieper
o%lffommen merpe1.
tSenatDr 9td8 befano ii6 9eitern
WtorQen ben llmltdnDelt na6 re6t tppbl urb
Slpar better ais ie pprber. Semen Sreunpen lit
es INNER nod ni6t erlaubt ipprOen, ibn 5u be-
lu6en. s ir
l. GntIaiien wurOe gegen Gbrenipprt
Ser &ppneS, Gbiei Glert in Der Napp @tgentS
Office; man bat feline 9lnflagen ge9en ibn fin
ben f6nnen ltno mill ibn nrr ais 3euge in eli
mem midti9en 9rpceB pprflbren.
/ Naub unb Mn gritf. = @pr9eltern
purpe ein 9epiller 9tnDr. Galli9er perbaftet,
neil ct einen Wtann 9tantens SO. 6asen I'm
$35 beitrblen utlo einen gln9riff auf ibn 9ez
ma6t bate. &i6ter Glaptpn perbdnete eine
8irgI6aft iiber ben Nngetlugten uno lieB ibr
ais perod6tisen Gborafter np6 pbenbrein einz
iperren.
+ GtnenSener@u. 8DliS Ell =Selez
9rap en- bierielbit SIT erri6ten, mar i6pn
ldngit Elm 8eOirfnib fir bieie ausgepebnte
Staot ltno Die @infibrun9 zines iplden lit nun
bei6lpnen. 9ie $ $. aennurO & 60. muroen
nit Der Grridtun9 %pefielben betraut. 5ra
t @etb1t6er Splbat.-Im Spnnz
tag gta6mittas perbaftete 8pIisiit Sbeltpn Die
beriAtigte Gonpnia @ateS. 9ieielbe bate in
@ilipns acknowledgement ais Srpmmler 9e=
pient anp mar bunn 6 Wpnute Ne9ierungstrei=
Der 9eweien. Sn lebter 3eit bate ie iid duf
neutrality-suspicious. in ben peri6ieoenen
Camps berum9etrteben. 3idter Gall i6idte ie
nab benz 9lrbeitshauie..
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&ebeQGuherimte.

Sort Mpnnrpe, Is. Mdri. 9as
8arlamentdrbppt bat Die Gapitdne Slpnn uno
Saipper, ben General Seal Som uno anpere
@~efan9ene unO &idmOnoer .3eitunsen gez
bra6t.
Ser &i6mpno Graminer pom Montag brinet
paS Splgenbe aus Gharleltpn bonn 8. DtdrS:
81 9pmben mllroen nad Der Staot gemprfen.
9. 0idr5: Stunt Mpnitprs befinpen ii9
auBerbalb Der 8ar. 3ebn 8pmben murben
na6 Sumter g%elpOrfen nnO Elm Q(rtiaerte=O ueQ
fanb Smiiden ben Sorts @resg uno Suaipan
Itatt.
10. Mdrs; u~rtsemeine Sbdtigfeit in Der
ieinoliden 6lptte.
13. Mdrs: 9t6t 8amben tpliroen felt unlerm
lebten 8eridt in Die StaOt 9eldleuoert.
Gi6lnDnoer 8ldtter beribten, paB Die Bel
Gberrp Stone gemabten Gefansenen in &i6=
mpnO angefpmmen ieien.
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SO. GOnareB Der Ser. gtaateu.

Senat.-Sun1ner cine 9etition BON 1000
Widlrern afritanii9er Mfunft, ibnen oaS
6timntre6t si 9epdbrer. 9ielefben itelen bar,
baB tie pOr Der Neoolution freie 2eute unb 8ir@
ger 9epelen fem, ipini6en aber, oaB oaS
Sttntntredt allen Sarbigen perlieben perOe,
lelblt lol6en, Die in Der Sfldperei 9ebpret1 ieien.
Nn oas COMMITTEE fir Sfloperei rnb SSreibeit
rertpprf en.
8aoe cine 8ia, cine 9ampfeuerlpribe fir
Die Columbia Seuer Gompagnie ppn 8albinez
ton a~nSufauf en. Gagenommen
| Grimes ginitig iiber Die Sill, Die @ebitbren
|oeS Obergeri6ts beS 9iltrittS. Columbia gu
re9uliren.
@ilion cine 8ill, Die Mirtiamlfeit Der Ser.
st. Nrtillerte St permebren. 9n bas Yttlttdr
Committee. p s.
Biltinipn cine Bill, olle in 8eSug auf Die
Colonization Der Sarbigen erlalienen @eIebe, gu
pioerru1en, Sin baS Committee fir Serriz
%tprien,
Wlc9pugall cine 8elolutipn ben qrdlioenten
gu eriu6en, DEM Senat, penn an9eme1en, allie
lit 8esu9 auf Die Grridtung mpnardii6er Ne=
gierun9en in Central pber Sloe Nmerita gez
Ipflo9enen Gorreippnben5eu por5utegen.
9aus. Sine 8iu, ben SncprpOratiOns@
9lft BON 8albin9tOn gu perbeierr. 9ln bag
Committee bes 9iitriftS BON Columbia.
Sine 8iQ, bas 8pitz@eiebssSt amenoiren.
2(mbrole IS GIart bonn 9rld : Gonite, cine
8elplution, 10000 Gppien bes 8eri6ts Des
Sen, GoiecranS gu %bruden; AUDI cine gleiGe
Nn5abl bes 8eridtS beS Sen. 0teaOe iber Die
S6la&t BON @ettpSburg orllden 8G lafen. 9ln=
genOmmen.
9us 6ats l6ritt bann sur 8ebanolung Der
| @plobiu.
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Cint GrpebitiOn ohermnns nnd, 9puifano.

st. &putS, IA. Ntdrs. 9la6rt6ten alts
@idsbur9 ppm 2. melOen, bab ale 8opte ort
oprti9en Blab in ben g. ct. 9ienlt 9epreBt
wproen 1ino.
G8 beibt, DAP cine 8ewe9ung per Geb 8lad
unb @aIbita StlB na9 Wtpnroe unb BON Oa
mad SbrepepOrt iplI 9en1u6t peroen, nit pelz
der Sen. Steele bon Qittle 30d aus cppperis
rem foil.
(9la6 Ipdteren 8eri6ten ppn 9idSburg ipll
oteie expedition wieOer anfgegeben tpcroen ieln.
Snpeb IeIe man Die fOlgenoe 9epel6e Ul8Gairc. }
SGSUnenbOOts Expedition Sen Baibita SIna (20.)
biranf. Scrf6rums Dot. @arriiOnsburs.
Gatro, IS. .Mdr5. Ste SanUnenbppte
Onhita, Stage, GoneifOgae 9ertngtOn, t6ino'
man uno Grodet biloeten Die lebte expedition
ben Baibita Stub binauf.
Srinitp puroe fart befeitt9t geiunpen. Sas
8an5erbppt 0fuge tpuroe un9ebinoert pOrbei
9%elal1en, ais ober bas Slaggenidiff 9inbman
fol9te, erDfneten Die 9tebellen 8atterien elm bef=
tt9eS Seuer auf %baIelbe, 10 DAP es ii6 bel6d=
oiot unp NIT SerluIt ppn 2 Soften nno s Ser
punOeten 5urld5ieben mabte.
Z Die Slagge iplroe bann auf Die On6tta iiber=
tragen, belien getpaltige &anpnen bic feinbli6e
8atterie, mel6e aus BRET 32<8fInoern beItuno,
balb sim G6meigen bra6te. Wtit lei6ter Wtitbt
pyllroe Damn Der Seino aus ieiner 8piitiOn Dor
6arrilpnburg meiter Den 6luB binulf pertrieben
wel6en @lab bic uusrigen nieOerbrannten.
Ser Snbitd mrrbe rlllr lei6t bel6doiat, De-
6inbmal, ober miro Ginger 9teparatlren be
pilrfel.
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emmboItt iiber bas SEIapem. 6ansseIes.

Sic 81. 9. 3ribune" per6ffentli6t fplz
genben 9ripatbrief gleranDer ppn !6umbplbt's:
!6errn SObn Mottbews ppu Stem Sort!
SD babe meme Wlutteripra6e setpdblt, nm
Sbnen, liebiter SObn Ma!tbens, 81 iagen, pie
angenebm eS mir iein mirO, Sic nd3ltenS Sans
tag, ben 16. 0ftober, nm / llbr, gu empfqnsen,
oamit ih Sbnen fir Die 10 duberit freunbIi9en
3eilen, weldeSie beute an MIDI geri6tet BADEN,
panfen tam. Sd babe Die wdrmite 3unei9ung
fir Sbre id6ne unO freiitnnige StaOt, gew
gprf babe aber ernitlid uno tiei beoalern
miiiienL DAP 8ebiter, Den i'd lanse u6tete, jez
mes i@ mdblt6e Geieb mebr ais be9initigt
bat, peldeS 5arbige aud bann nod %perfplgt,
nadoem ite purd Sludt ibre natirli6e angebp=
rene 6reibeit, beren ie pur6 Gbriiten berallbt
wprpen iparen, ipiepererlan9t baben,
Mit Der 9rDBtet 9Oda6tung bin id
3. Sbr ergebener 9iener
$3.50 q. p. 9unbplot.
Berlin -. Oft. 1858.
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Der SorfdIas, Sas iiberidiiTse GOIS 5m oers
5F1s-f 39sa Fdueer.

@0ibin gton, IS. 9e5. IS purOe ae=
tern I'M 6ats bebauptet, baB tpeoer Der 8rdii<
bent nod Der S6utietretdr Die MaBre9el, bas
iberidiiiiige Gplo SIT pertaufen, anseratben
babe. 9ies 1T Elm Srrtbum; Der S6atietrez
tdr bat bielelbe ni6t mtr in @riefen an bas
Sinan5z@pmite perIan9t, ipnbera audi e%in5elne
gpn9rebmitglieDer erludt cine barauf binsiez
lenbe Bill ein5ubringen. 4t sasl
8aib im9ton, Is. Widr;. Gpl. Streigbt
flagt ben Sol. Sanoerlon a1t, bereinem tribe
rem Slu6toeriud Der Ser. Ct Gefan9enen aus
&i6mOnp ben @etrdtber seipielt gu .baben.
Sanberlon ia9t er iei nun ~inipfern Die rriade
Der 9enunciatipn, al5 ein @eiprdd, baS er nit
einem onbern Gefungenen gebabt, BON einem
9tebeler=2lrat belaui6t mproen iei, nebrtgens
lit Sanoeriun Der ein5ige llnipnsgefaneene, Der
ni6t iber ldle6te Sebanolung purd bic 0tebefs
len Su flagen bat. @r purOe pom penlelben imz
1ner iebr out gebalterl.
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Gen. 2iemt. @rant.-Ricffebr 9Germans BON
Seeips Orleans.

9put8pille, IA. 0tdr5. Sen. 2ieut.
Grant lno Stab famen oielen NtOr9en auf ib>
rem @eg nad 9talbpile bier our6. General
Sherman lpiro beute s(benp bier 5uriid prn
Stem Orleans erpartet.
8rig. General Guing melpete iid beate bel
Sen. Nurbrib9e uno wuroe in bas COMMANDO
pieie8 8pltens III STEELE beS Sen. 8ruce 9elebt,
Der obgelbit mproen lit. GS beibt, Sentudp mer=
DC in Slpei 9iltritte, NIT t9auptquartieren in
2Ouispile ul1o Qeringtpn, obgetbeilt peroen,
pOppn 8urbrioge ben e~riteren uno Guing ben
lebterel1 f~onr1onpiren merOe. @
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%elegrapbifcbe ScaeDrtcbten.
~9lnFmnft BON Gefaussasm.E Sine .~pirFialne waf
Seri8tet fur BEN Baltimore @cder.

%sIEfHhIt oOli Uetd19shsfI.l- NIiIe %tnlrFl0lne W1ffe.
Sort Mpnrpe, IA. MdrS. 9reiunoz
Nebelen, Die bel benz neuliden Streifz
Sug auf Der 6albiniel 9efangen iporoen paren,
trofen beute ppr Yorttppn bier elm; IA qnoere
ipurpen BON bemielben 9laB 9eltern eingebraAt.
Die Gatling &anpne wuroe belte BON ben
Offsieren beS 3. 8a. Nrt. Ne9tS. prObirt, welz
6e pieielbe fir cine iebr pirtiame @affe BON
9r0Berer Sriebtruft u1c Genauigteit pie ale
onOern erfldrten. 9ie ruiiiden Offsiere, nell
de benz Experiment beippbnten, maren b66li6
bau1it 5ufrieoen. IS beibt, Die &anpne iei I'M
Stanp, iber 200 S6aife in Be +
Minute ab3nfenern. CD
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9Ius 0~lrfanfas.

st, Souls, IA, Mldrs. Sen. 6iib, Cont
manoeur beS 9iitrittS BON ct. Souls, lit BON
elmer S~nipeftiOnstpur aus Siopit=0ifiOurt su>
ridgetebrt. Gr meloet, Dap bort unp in gtOrO@
oit>9lrtanius Sablrei6e @uerilla@8anben gebauit
baben uno 0aB bieielben ausgeOebntere Gaub@
slge fit ben Sritbling I'M Sdilpe fiibren.
S6orfe Mtabre9eln linb ipfort g%etrCfien rppr=
Den, bieie 8anpen auf5ubeben II. 5l perni6ten.
13wei gepan5erte Sburmbppte tpuroen beltte
IN .GarpnOplet pom Stapel g%elaiIcn.
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8o1t WtempbiS.

SO empbis 9, IA. 0tdrs. Sen. 6urlbut
unp Stab lino ppm untern 0tiiiiippi bier einz
getroffen. Ser or6bere She'll ieines Corps 1T
Dor einigen Sasen aif cine anOere Grpeoitipn
abgegan9erl.
General Sherman 1T I'M Grupio 9uuie. Gr
miro Die Mili5 ppn MempbiS beute inlp5iren.
Die @rfania5=G pn9reBwablen finoen Mpraen
itatt.
81 9ar5erbOOte befiapen iid an Der Mitnz
oung bes Heo &iper.
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Cine mld,tiqe crSre.

Wdibtn9tpn, 10. WtdrS. Die fplgenoe
ipidti9e Orore 1T beute %erlaien tpproen /:
arie9sbepartement, @eneral=g toiu=1
t%urtlr, @albingtpn, -. Otdr;. tG
Generalz0 r6re $50. %.
Ser Yrdiibent Der Ser, Staten be1ieblt mie
fpI9t sa
/. Sen. 0taipr Sailed miro auf fem ei9nes
Grluden ieines 9ienites ais General en- Gbef
Der gtrmee e~ntlalien unb General 9ieut. Grant
fpmmaloirt Die 9lrmee Der Ser. Staaten. 9as
9a1ptqlartier 1T in @albin9tpn pber bel Sen.
Grant int Seloe. -12
9. Sen. Wtuicr Sailed lit StabS6ef in
@a1Ein9tpn inter 9ireft;cn beS &rie9siefretdrs
ln0 inter COMMANDO bes General 2ieutenants.
Seine OrbreS iperoen pentgemdB reIpectirt tper<
ben.
3. Sen. Majpr SO. s. Sherman lit Cont
.maroeur Der Wtilitdr=S ipiiipn bes WiifIfippi,
beitebeno aus ben Separtements pom Sbip,
Cumberland, Senneiiee nnb %glrfaniaS.
4. Sen. Wlaipr S. 9. Mc8berion tpnman~
Dirt baS 9epartement unb Die Mrmee BON
Senne1ee.
5. Snoem Der 8rdiiOent ben General Wfaipr
Sailed ieineS 9tenites ais General en- Gbef
entbebt, mini6t er bemielben feline 8i1igung
uno ieinen 9anf al1s5uipre6en fir Die @ei6id.
lidfeit uno ben @iier, wpmit er bic i6mierigen
hno perartpprtli6en 8fi6ten jener Steaung
erfitllt bat.
Stnf 8efebl bes &riessietretdrs.
6. 9. Spwnienp,
gi. Dbl. Sen.
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200 2DfpmOtipcn fur Bic Reeieruue.

Batterip n, q. S., Is. Wldrc. Ser
y PreB" meloet, General McGoban babe ben
2Ofomotipz@ rbauerr geitern ertldrt, oaB, ipenn
.ie Der Resieruns ni6t fOfOrt 200 ~2ofomptipen
l~ieferten, er ibre 8erfftdtten in 8ei6lag nebnnen
unb alf 9e6nuns Der 9egieruug BARN arbeiten
lafen weree, pOrauf oenn bte !@errn ertldrten,
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ariesspramie fir seutfd5e e9iTe.

Sn 9tew Sort tpurben ppn ben meilten bieiiz
gen Aiiecuran5z @pmpa9nien fir beuti6e S6ife
fplgenoe 8rdrnien ~9efOrpert !: leo an s
6amburger II, 8rcmer 9ampfer / 8roc.
greubiide Ii. Ditr. Se9elldiffeo 2 9roc.
9(nOere peuti6e Segeli6ife 2-3 8roe.
GinSelne Gpmpagnien forperten beeeuteuO BIZ
bCre Nrdmien. t,7e.r p
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slOefaSe merlfaniieer Safer.

San 5ran5iscp, IA. Mdrs. Ser franz
SDiii6e Goninl ma6t befannt, bab er Die gbre
babe, Der l6anpelsmelt 5l nnterridten, DAP Der
9lomiral Der fran50iiiden Slotte Die 6dfen Don
NcapulcO unO Man5anilla bis auf @eiteres in
8lpdaoeuitonb ertldrt mprben leien. a'
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Seabmeu Sen Sreueic,

@aibington Is, Mdr5. SIS befinoen
ii6 9egenpdrtig piele. @elpipetulanten bier, Die
@erbanpllrgen Der @plobia st iiber1paden, pie
iid aus Dem Gifer l6lieBen ldbt, nit ipel9ent
ie fi6 an bas Selegrupbenamt brdngen.
6elte Mursen nabmen Sc 9eierteure BON
Der observation-disclosures ben Sreueio uno m,uroen
nit 9diIen na6 gtew gprf entla11en.
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wentbmaNlid,er gerIua einer ttaltenifa1en areaatte

ewg prt Is. Mdr5. Sus e6if Star
Of tbe gEeit beridtet, DAP es Der ~entualeten
itolieniiden 6resatte 9e Galantbuome nit 400
Wfann an 8prb begegnet iei. 9ie Sreaatte
lagte, boB ie ii6 in einem iiatenben 3uitano
befinoe uno bat ben Star, iiber 9ia6t in ibrer
ytdbe gu bleiben, aber ant Mprsen mar bic Sre>
gate nt6t mebr au feben.
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ll9en. 9aS itnO NUN freili6 pprerlt nod Sc
mpnitrattonett, aber Diele @dIerIein biloen am
Gnbe elr1en 8a6 unb piele 8dde cinen Stromt,
Der Die perrdtberiiden 8esierun9en i~berf(utben
nro tpegidwemmen pirb.