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Observation-Disclosures
3metter (2.) 9iitritt ppn MtarpIanp,
Baltimore, 81. Weai 1854,

w. NN@ ~ GF
gBtr MAIDEN hermit Fefannt, eaE na6itebenee Reric@
men, wsIde iI 2. @pngeBpf tritt bon Mtarpl- no aus9e=
b,bsu pprben pareu, aus beigeftgten @riinben ertuirt
nuroen;
SpIer6 %. ainia1ns. /. Wart, ii6er As Sabre ait
@eproe g. 0tuaf, l., it6er As Sabre ait; gem. Seiste,
S., ue6t bier auiaifs; But. g. 9fapupr, 81 nntauStifs;
9erbiuaub Gtnbplb, l., 9ti@tbiirger 3rPn Srcpn, L.,
untaugI,& 60 rab $eiscs, l., iiter As Sabre aft; Senro
3iutmermann, l., itber As Sabre alt George Rotler, l.,
untouali6 6rec. 3imer, L., untuusI6 Senrp Surs, l.,
unt4u0li6 Ebpnras 9eunarb, farbis, l., nntan9li9 ;
Gruft OIeen6urg, l., iter 45 Sabre alt; Scbn Gren&,
l., uutausli@; 9pbn Sl mn. l., dter Is Sabre alt; Dis
6ael Braun. l., 9i6tbiirser; 9epis Sennin. s, l., Nicts
burger; 8. DeaSer, l., iiber 45 Sabre alt; Wm. 3.
Biliam9, l., untausliG Seruau SlIttp. l.. ftelte einen
Gubnitut; 6enrp 6lpatieIter, l., itedte eiuen Subiitnt F;
Samuel 8. Otpcre, g., fteate elncu @abit,tut 9cbn
Wifsp, l., fteute einen Subfitut; SriepR Gcp, g.,
fteate siusn @ubfttst; .CforleS 9. 9es, s., ftentc einen
Subftitute; SSPu Dapia, farbig, 8. iteate einen Cub
/ tute. 8
9Iobert Gatbcort,
YrrfcSmarhan unb
$rGiteent bes neutrality-suspicious..
.s,..-a .-.- e. ID. Saocrifio,
Is GinrrG ungss&ommiI6r
.. RObert @arh,
u Nr3t bes neutrality-suspicious.. b
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NNUeUVAG
far NatlOnen uno 8rennHaterial flr Qeu6t-
i6ife uno Sender.
Collectors Office,
Sber<Snlpettrr ttr 8eIeudtune,
fy .rs Baltimore, Rem Is, Nidt 1854.
Terle9elte Nneebpte ptreen In bic CT Office BITS WtittprG
ben Is. SUM 1864, Wittaes IL utr nteestnecnpmrHen iur
3ie'erun8 ppr 8dtpnen une 6rennmate ill fir bic SMITHS
gpint. gSiueugbtp Spit. Wtn6mtl @ptht, Spepers Straits,
SdmeS Selane, Ycrt 2'cer Wrlf Crap, 2Cfrr nnb Upper
Geenr YVntS, Grstpe pan SbraIs 2eu6tftint. i'm s. 9eu6t=
tbprnt Difritt unp flu ben Beearf ron geudti6tf- u. etu6t-
tburnt- 2entefu, irel6e perIanst wirb; stenic UNI BITE yeu6t@
tblrme nit Brennftch sa %Serfereen, uno 5par far elm Sabr
Srt l. Suit 1854 bis 80. Stunt 1865. 4- 1t3ate 5HH ISL.
Die Notirnen &c. rnulen BON gutter uuc trdu6bdrer Suas
kttat ietn ab;ulteiern an Der 2Gnsiette TER 9sutttturm
Tenter rber dnperer fir tieen BTef befintrnten Gabrieuee
tn Valtinrre. IN gutter uno g~enueeneer 0srpaduns, Sdlern,
8tnen unb aaaen. unb in sutein 3unanb fur iebes xeuht4
ihiif unb fir ieben 9eu6ttburn etumal bus @iertetidtr +;
ftet BON anen Aussoten ber Der. Stdctsn, laut BEN porSe
~idriebenen SpeetftatiDnen trelfe ei, en- dbeiI ts G~putratts
a~usrtoben, pn benen GUpier anf @erlaneen in nnfrer Of
fe su baben 0nb
&ue 4nseqote rtaFen ~SerFeeelt nnt ibtri&ritttn len
nYrrpoIalS for Hattpns unc 6ueI Tor Eight 0eHeis unb Eight
Sprles", unb baRn nr1 IN etn ~ttlrubere8 Convert eefeft
uno duf bieirr Office ~absese6en werteu, jetpd fret, went BET
gpt g~ednht. &&&I4G
Auf 8tlebl hes QeudttturntS BbdrS
Seurpg SO. 8 Gilman,
mails p, S0) Snlpettpr fur SeleuG tuns
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NpmcDr6in.

: Nnsesote wersen entseSsn oencn,raen fir tds aassrdGeu
beS reuen @lubtaufeS un6 Grncert 5aa Der G~rncCrbtd In
Gutdtp nate Gerndnfr. rad Speciftdttpntn unb Bauptan.
TelGer bet 9rn. y. ID. slptttt, $40 ID. 8llttmerfr. einiu.
Ieben III. s{iF1 1@stEe
geriieselts Nn9etrte raFen siuserei6t merSen bis Witt
nrb, ZEN %. eS, Mbenbs 6utr, wenu ~bie1eIben III Gedeltpart
Der Suu gpmite eeGfnet rpereen. r-e .
Gas @omtte hebdIt f& Sr iu bCte &ueebpte 81 r~srwsren.
(NfrDMO 6. 80. g rebtI /. Graieeut.
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9Serfauf
pom c~pncemnilten &~leioern, 2ager= uno Selo=
gerdtbidaften, 3eIten &C.

&SNAAWu
BON cpnremnaten &leioern, 2ager= uno Selbz
serdtbidaften, 3eIten &C.
Gtief Quarticrnttifers Office
Deprt gDLi . Is.
Wllbinatrn, IL. Uidt 1864.
I'm Dpnner1as. ben 26. Wat miro in Waibinstrn, .. s..
I'm Ne9terun9H.Sd9cr aus Nc. 6, IL. Str. smtiben 3 une
S Str. nm IL ubr yliltdes, unter Iufi6t ts Capt. .. q.
1ternas, w. 8 81 u. {. u, cine erpee parthie ale ura
nueli6 fur ZEN MilitGr eebTaat Ccneemnirte Wesenh6nte
~serfet9ert, ais;
Snianterie. unS @apaaerte-&Sde uni SrIsn, SENDER,
unterbp en-, Strumpfs, Btl5hute, &appen. %3rpmpeteu,
Pcrner, Siaaatn, 3rpmmeln, Bette. 3eltitaneen, Wtss-
riannen, aSertehel. Spaten. Staafelu, SpIntfer, 5a-
lerlaGs. Strchidde &c e..
Serner, an so 20 men Belt. Mbi1ae lSulnnen(,
BebinSunsen bar in Electromagnetic.
&1ufer muhen cite eritantenen &rttfel innertaIt fInf Sase
Pom Nertaufata9e an fcrtfbafen
.. s.. @uder,
Brig. Sen. gue Gtef Guartiermeifer,
(lo-2onat) Depot ~ g0ditinetpn, .. Z.
SeiTentlther Nerfauf BON amsrangir=
4sesa ten NferSeu. S.
9g Rriega-Departement, gaSagtrie-Bnreau
Office eS Observation-Disclosures.
gDabingtcn. .. Is. %. Mprtl 1868.
Snpffeu tIt6 c 7 t . n pereen an nahfe-.
tenten plasen une Oatea an ben tFtiten Dieter ausran@
erte @ieree Sertauft;
Mfiflin. pa DOnnertae. 19. NQai. gaIaI
Sted ina, Sd, Dpnnerfi9, 26. uiat. ,.r
Gebancns pd, Dpnnerftag 2. SIni.
3prtbumber 'ano pa. Drnnerhas, 9. Stunt.
Scranton, ga DcnnerffaJ, 16. SUM-.
QDiaiamepprt, ga. Do nerras, %. Stunt.
Ginbuneert pfrrle In GETTYSBURG unb 3pethunbert uhb
fInfsts an ietem Ger dnbern Yldse
2ie{e Pierre mureer ais untau9li1 fir ben Der. st, Ga.
Sdaeriettenit dusr1 9trt.
Sir strasen unb o~armbtenlt inb ste!e ~terielbtn nr8 rt&t
GUT su 8eblauGen.
Tie 3fre pereer e~lnieln S~ertauft. u
Wert1ufe te9tnnen I'm 10 lhr gerraittaS unb banern Tort,
bis ole perFauft Nnb. s.eH " I9-I
Sabiuns baar ue nur tn Der. ct. Nrten. fat4
I Lieutenant Colonel, Chief Quartz rmasteI
t29ppb3Oiunl Cavalry Bureau.
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Or. 81. &e6ler,
0eutfbe llniOn Mclief M6OciatiOn

Die eswti6e Relief u fpidtipn bat es, @rseiidts Der brtn.
eenseu Nctb pelte unter Der srpeen Wtafe bon Vernu" teten
IN 6rtbertdsburS terrf&t fir nOtetS sra&tet, tbren
GpejiaI<M eenten, Srn. Or. RieSler, III, unS 0b3ucronen I'm
uns aufrrtern ;u IaHen, itleunisf ptrfSntihe Sulfe. Gr-
frilhuneen Ii. T. M eabin su feneen. GS CT eft baeer an
idmrttlt&e Wttslieter unferrr MHccidttrn fe MuffCrserune,
teute Nbene nm 8 ubr G6 i'm 4ctale oes 6rn. 8 d mi &
sls. 3 Sib Greberidtr. gu ~SerGammfln, INT 70 IGne1 mte
atSsli& Sdtite in Dite SADIE ~ tbun. a-
3 S. 8rtebrt6, Oerf.
lMig) a443 &. QeBer, GGrjfti. Z.
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Uerlnn0t llll0 1e(udlt.

go rIo,,,f in benz Dawpf- Ylarmprse f6aft. Sbarp unb
OCti"ItHt Germnntr swsi ebIiun5 gen tessleiHtn
4 CUTE Mrteittr, Suts @retfe rereen besablt.
tWStl @ebr. @abbeB.
SfrI Hhf. GIN Discrimination II Fin tlsiasn 6arnilis.
6 mtarb NIB 9ratt. N5Npl
J~&p.ionot- 8unfSts ti6ttse S6neibet (e fer 8IaHt)
ONttsssAy& fur @ptums@rbeit. @ute pretle wer-
ben -beSablt unb bouernee 8eiGd tteune rdbrtnb ter Saiipn
saranttrt bet 9 mttb, Brothers Il Co, SO. 20 g6efs
Naltimpreitr.
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observation-disclosures,
9ritter a. 9iltritt pom Warplano,

0rltter Ia. 9lltrlEt pen Wl1rglanp3 =
Baltimore, 81. Uiai 1864.
qBtr n,6sn 6ieimit beiannt, bas ua6itsbenee Berics
mem, wel6e int @ouareseiftrltt bon YtargIdnc ausae>
6Cben pprpen wareu, aus b~.iSefisten @ritnDen crinlirt
pmsen; 1.s. .#.ai7s9 m .esa@e.
9cfa6 8. elsie, g., Goasetluft; Geo. g&ult. To-,
untauaIif; Sno Bmnea. farbig, H., 3D.; g. 3. Is.
Scorer, 40, in Wtilitdrrieut; Simon V%opentbol, T.,
irrtbiimIih e~iurplnt; Daniel D1pibsr, H., no.; emanuel
Ses, TO-, feate eiueu GHpfitute; 0eufus Ssnnett, II ,
DO. {; Daniel 3imnsr, l17y co.; s. W Bennett TO-,
IOs9efluft; gDnaro GbemdS, 10 i~r1t9itHliG eiurcairt F;
Spierb B1uant, s., ftelte einen SubItltute; 6enrp
girers. Il, TO-; SaE1eS Butler. farbis 8 b.. 43anies
81. GBatis, l5., DO. @ep. u. Bcpe, H., l~es5etauit
9. g. aepier, TO-, Feats einen Subfiute; 8. 6. u.
Graham, g., uutauSliG Saules Wiien, farbi9, g., DO.
9fioael 91nnb. 81 gu alt; s reinanb Raantau, 81 nus
tluati6 { mis- DelttperS. fatbig, g., DO. ; Nnt. Srtpin,
3, Riftburgsr; 6 suis Witecr, g., ultaletiG; Senlp
Gioot, s., TO-. Cfrifcp6er Soffmai, 8 DO. /; ScIepb
Bpp(e, s., tp. 9pbn s Suut, 10 gatt 6inuen, &.
IA aft gSm. 6bcoe8, g., uutnIglI2 Geo. S. Ccnraet,
g., I~pssetduit; 5. SAT- YleaiantS, 4 l., IcsSefauit; Oens
mis- Grcnlep, g., untdusliG @oltlieb Senner, g., Nitts
eirger; Soiepb Green, S., untai9li1; CHARLES Stnitb,
O., &c; 9ames 6. St"ueur, g., co, Scbu Qinbebaur45
g., &c.; Sobn 9feilrp, g., 81 aft; 8. 8. DO pbpc, g.,
u tauglih 0totert Gong, g., co.; DaciS a~6eisbeiH, g.,
yiGtbiirsrr; @biaip 6. &6arpen, 81; untau9liG; Npel
@lfpcrb, s.. gtI1tbiroer; &uttphp 1raincr, g., DO.
Gcparo 6leMming. O., untausIib; u $. Sob6S, g., Al
alt; 3dcob 9ti6arcs, l5., iteute eiuen Gubftitute SaneS
L. Silbpp, s. 81 aft Wnt. eefep, 8 no.; MATTHIAS Oelrp
farbig. 49,, ftelre eiueu Subfitute 9bw. ID. @~rseupap,
IL, CO; Wii61cl 9aboe, g., DO; 9cbu Carrie, TO-, unz
tausIi6 @bdS. etb11oa, g.. 3D.. 4tfreb Oti6arDion. ~ ,
iteute eineu Subititnte gamuel GSertou, g.. Ioss fault;
Cornelius EPpmas, farbis, H.. feIte sineR Snbftitut
BAIL s. @prcpu, H., I~os9elauft. slLn
2eopoIc SIumenbers,
BrOiebntarfdaa' Inb 2p.
rsH1' 4rSirent tes Giuronifunss= 8car6.
Wiuiam NropfS, "
Gtnrplirunsss@ ommifiGr. >
ur .flsnsiZ Eboma8 8. MMrcud,,
.tg IFa1s GrSt ees ginrcliruuassSparb
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NSais sSe1f. Gcbie6e,t.

MitSlietern Der S&usens@eiellSaft, IOr|e infer
Mttblrsern ~Iberbaupt blben mtr tae 0erenueen betannt ia
seten, b1B htefes set nit ~rb.tgdtem Xauf1 @abeEs S@ieetu
am Dpnnernd i, ben rs. B Wf., in eentl 6seetnlttlidc IDeiie
auf unierm Sdlsen bpte ~abaebaltn rlreen wtle; tpeieu
|beslelid bes S6tseenS eireulirt etne { .He uater ben |Rtt.
~8lieeern, wel&e eaS Ndpete beiaet.
I'm tie uns nit ibrem Bsiute Gtirsusnesn ~oneenssm ~
unt,rtulten, 1T T cute StuNt, YcItsteIueisaneeu aatr
Art unb prteutdltfhe Seleudtune ICES @artenS am Mbenb
GET at. auG meroen ole BET acknowledgements ermunl6te
Srfsti1u gen tn berer Qualttat aur 9ierfu. ung fin. If
~slaubeu heebalb mit &e6t tinent 3abIreiden SeluGe entee.
gen feten SI ourfsn.
@int Int tlr eieen Serrn 25 Cts. Tdmilienttd / so Cts.
Die Stasen trersen sriuat ipre NittsIteeetarten scr;u-
;Gigen. 9 r
"a al benz 5sftas prEttS teine giuIasfirl.n onf rem
S6leeabrft be, falIt wereen, f. iino sr Z. qiemti6titt ter-
~cieielter su gbab n : Simpn's 6ctel. DR.. Winewart gBeR
5apaItear.; Qsbnt 81, %. BALI mCreitr.; Grr 9eie, 0Deh
mprsftr;, RUNNER, Ibamestr. unS spnraD. 3. Jrepsri6nr.
rndtl6 1921 26l DGS ! . @prntte
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@taat WarvlanS.

51oEa1fNl Z 8 fee 6ts @enetnI Mtiutanten.
81 f.s1 l~ a1 annapolis ben 10. Niat 1854.
tL Generat Srere 9lr.T z. = .sf. ,n4iEl
$erfpnen. reI1e outhpi itrt irureen, 'Ir bsn 100=Gds
Dienlt unrer Der gretlarationo s @cuSerneurs ron WlaIp
LAMB. bdttTt ben IA. 9tat 1864, Su rsfrutiren Smpaen I'D
he Nefrutsn baben1 tn y a m p 8rdb{pr 5, GtorIeear.
Mrenue meIeen, pelhes Se,!eHS he's communicated Gs.
nerals Dieiss DEPARTMENTS as &te'msnts OaenteISrus be.
iimmt ruree. . ngLEuS. L.3I ann rser
Is Fnp 6alelbf bintaneli@e geaasmIidfetten ~sOrtanSso
uac tur 5tpYee, Sieteer, AGsrufrnes d~eeenfante u. |. 10.
gtl6ret
EsJ1o1 'sI- -4E Scbu 9. Barry, Ger. &tj.
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Scntithc Manncr berano! h

Wrn= Sr Grc. BEN @ouSerneur aHt9rri- aN n
grf forheru bic unterIeiGneten tbre beutfGen IE%%SX
III Srubtr Sur gdbans { nr erutf3tu eCm: "a
III paar IL auf UNI bic &lf '~nbatren uro 6rrts"
2suniers Stadtes tsf6Iben gu telfen. str Dtenffauer'
loo Gage, Q6bnuns. 3pt unb Rltibun9 IL re 6fi Der Uclun'
giiarm9s. Gilt erunt, reutiGe Wanner. laBt GuG %eshretten'
esnn muir ned bis ,un "a, ;. werten Gretwtut8e an9sf
non men, mrrauf be np6 erfprterlide &n3abl eeSreea Irer.
ben ic1, wel6 Iebtere alselnn ldai prptlamalttn ees @ru.
s,rhetrs pOnster Stopr3uguns nnr t~nnerpale es Staates
~Serpenett III negotn, auseefhIcNen bletben.
ar9 7aE ". g If.
SOtu SI1ttne, a t8a ei mails 24)
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6er9Hi0un0Pn.
e3 OrDee GgcmrfDn
A StrauRoltet ppn benz
H"A 81. Mortin gutbcr llntcrIueuuoS

Or. Mtartin yutbcr llntcrIutuuoS
.1su 9f 81. Ncrcin
CUR unteritlBung oes 3euti6=8 rpteIantiih
agr ses Waiien : 9auie&,
am W9cntag, cen 23. Mtai 66A
int 9o1t'S 6atn an Der Uelair STUD.
Die Mtttelieber CbtDen Q. retns srlauten lid. tbreu 5rsuns
rem un6 benz eeutf&e 9 ,blitau ueerbaa pt Die AaBetse la
lnd6en. tas lie am scnlnntrn Datum cine. grearitcn Ueran.
DeutIA= prcteRdnti11en Wdiled. 6auieS, uo Iaeen Que
GFeunbe. meld { Gefalen an btefem Sntitut fi1bea, elm, I'D I'd
rett Sdblrsi6 oaran 3u ~betbelltaen.
Capt Wfcnats D~tuIttblnte Ut efg1eirt pne mtre 60 t1
sur Au sate MAIDEN eae Anwsisncen TN bS6feH 0rHoe ~"
frteben gu Teller.
Die Gtte y. u. lars perSen BEN gansen Sag mad. ssaanu-
tenn phase fahren,
DER @ereuueen bardn ftnbet, f6 benz geretn aRjufhIte.
zen, 1T freunblt9it utafcmmen, Der Bug sebt Gb ppn Erant.
lin Sa1, @dtern Mpe r~npr6enS prlcts 8 utr.
GttttS Bu % @ts. fnb. 3u taben be. ter untertetHnfte1
Gpmtte, 'fppte am Gage Der &rcuritcn an Der RaNe.
Stneer inter II Sab en- II b fret. +
ia. Conrad Deutartt @ttitn9str. Sc. rs.
.5 tt's @epre &ranb, Sf prattf gtp. ID. 1L t9t&
Gbrtf1an &Ians, Sttlestr. 9c 81.
3etntt6 GlaS, Sub (Sbennr. Yc. I6l.
STR. NObner. Nurb Ganalfr. Ne. 2l9.
E &rnt y. WebJer, UItce Mnnfr HD. 291. "
Wttael Satn, 9Daibinstcntr NG. tSS.
5stnrt9 S6malbOd, Sf 9cntbarnnr. No. 1876.
Spbn @pnrae Sbub. MItce Dime Str. Rc. 253.
Spp, 6r. Varei, gafern Npe, Rp. 292.
Stngberetne, unterhuburgs Nereiue, 2pgen unp GeeQs
ldd'ten, bic ib mt tbren 6abnen IN eorpcre ban .3use aH-
Ihlie6en pcnen, peeeen ber3lth mtufrnmen fein.
AnrneIeunsen made man sefdltSt bet ac
(28ap-23mat) Gbrtftan &raNs.
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MarNl0n0 Qanpercin.

Sen Scpptrern 8altinsre'S htene hermit ;ur gtatrtdt,
tde IN elmer an 20. Wtdt dtsebaltenen 9triammlune i'm 90
iate &c, Srn. 'pbn &ue |. Ode Caroline nnb Sant Str. elm
nuer 8auSerein unter cbisem Siamen s~esrinbet rurte. Nle
e%ieientgen, welhe seirnnen npps ith etn.'r 81uSsreiu anu.
lhliesen. fnb hermit erfudbtd Der 66H n @~erldmmluns
relGe I'm Wrntas n23.M iai MbeneS s ubr i'm ~pbtnsenan.
ten 9rtlIe itattfineet, bti;uwpenen. i5ais6 snn .1,Igdgs
,@a #H3st = 6 pbn @ubel, Yr1E. Irp t..
)SYlclE si4gtEHEaU STR a. &rdnk.sS Seer. FRO /.
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Ju OtCR0uL na.lIlUltnlrlDen.
2u Nerfaufen.

Gta 6 II hm d IT, I d { t 1T NIT tem &C ldrnn.
ten gidarcnucil ab une @inri6tun9 gu Strtaafen, Naberes
In Sr. 342 %. 9rattfr. tWtDMt
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RinnersGbaiIer !.

GVne ueue Senbune RON
25o Stld
70 ebeH empfausen. d LA = nsz4em s.8 rs44
preis "a Bic $50 per Stlt. ,.ss3.s @
Rtueer 8 Gbniien rcparirt
Es.sn efsr. Sc Q. y. Stetnta6,q
lmsies) 70 ID. Bat4mrrearr Gdb BON ErtpplstS @aev
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Nuffcrccruno.

AuTcrccrun9. s,,9 - r.
Spbn 6Sfi II m m r. aus Sreeeridsbura, pa wtrb
HERMIT setetera ista n AufentboltsCr letrer 0rou sSctanne
inter eeT Abreiie Srtanne 9Ofiummsrs Dedsr Diff Bal
tiuicre, Bntprnmen Bu Iaien. ~ g,Esf ~ T4fgBa
~ @s6f,lbtatter pertsn esSeten Su tOpirtu, ba bic Jrau
gang ritsaps III REQ tmai17SJ
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3u ucrfoufcn.

81 u%crfnutcn.
Der cute g0ile unb ete GtnriGtune zines qaserbter-S ga.
lrns in go. II 90. Saqetteitr. Yarlbetlbafcr 9, rfauI.
Brad; ~ufraeen am 9lase leltit. Ii(SMcDD
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Ncfanntitatbmno.

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National Union Ticket.
s.lfa e. FOR PRESIDENT:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
. FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Prom the 46th Regiment..lOO Day Men.

CoLLIEarlLLE, TENN, June %, 1864.
Editor Adrertiser:-The mouotony Of
camp life was broken IN our camp on Sun.
Day evening by az order to prepare one
days rs,ioDs, and to be ready to march
on the following morning at half past six
o'clock. The boys had just fixed up their
tents comfortably, and made up their
minds to take things easy, as We were In
aneighborhood rich with vegetables and
coming fruit, but an army is always aux
ious to move, so We made up the best face
possible and began to prepare to march.
Our duty for the last week had been in
doing picket duty, and guarding the
trains as they went out to the front with
men and army stores.
ColIieryilo is situated Oh the Charles
son and Memphis Railroad, % miles from
Memphis. l. has one day been -four
ishipg little station of four or FIVE hun.
bred Inhabitants, but now only contains
four or Eve families Quite battle was
fought here by our forces commanded by
Gen. Sherman and the rebels under Gen.
Nsrmaduke, in which contest our army
VA victorious. Nearly all of the town
was burned, and that portion which yet
remains is deserted, except by few wo.
aseu whose husbands are probably in the
rebel army. 1t is strange sight to US
Iowaus who have just left happy aud
1ourishing country. to see the des,itu:ion
tho country presents where the armies
have been. Nice plantations, with splen-
did buildings, present nothing but
scene Of desolstiOn, as if malignant cp.
idemio had suddenly depopulated the
whole land. Beautiful orchards of ap-
pie, peach, plum and pear trees without
% enclosure, going to ruin. But this is
the realities of war, aud no doubt will
learn the slave oligarchists to never again
make war on the frees. and happiess ma
Sios on earth.
Two men, supposed to be guerillas,
have just been brought in by our pick
0ts. A number Ct revolvers and other
contraband articles were also brought in
What will be done with the men We do
not know. If Co. "I' had the decision
% make it would be to stretch hemp for
few moments.
The health Of the regiment is usually
good. I believe that none Of Co. "I''
sre on the sick list except Serst. Harris
and VIM. Embrce, who are in the hospi
tai.
We expect that our duty here will b.
- guard the railroad. There is a rumo
10 camp that Cos. A and are to NOV
down the railroad two miles, under com
mand Of Lieut.. Col Durbio, but we hay
% orders to that effect.
TIE boys ere all in good spirits, (no
whisky and are enjoying themselves
Yours, &C., WIspTALL.
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THE PRESIDENCY IN 1861.
acceptance Of Mr.. Lin coln.. Address Of
the National Union Committee Ap.
pointed at Baltimore.
NEW York, June Ii. 1894.

NEW DIRK, June ii, 1864.
Hon. Abraham Lincoln.
Sir: The Natiopal Union Convex
ton, which assembled in Baltimore on
June Z, 1864, has instructed US to inform
you that you were nominated with enthu-
siastic unanimity for the Presidency Of
tho United States for four years from the
9Th Of March next.
The resolutions of the Convention,
which ue have already had the pleasure
sf phcing in your hands, are iu.. and
clear statement Of the principles which
inspired It's action, aud which, as we b.
neve, the great body Of Union men in
the country heartily approve. Whether
those resolutions express the nationa,
gratitude to our soldiers and sailors; OF
the national scorn Of compromise with
ysbsls, and consequent dishonor; or the
patriotic duty Of union aud success;
whether they approve the Proclamation
az Emancipation, and constitutional a.
nsadment, tho employment of forme,
slaves % Union soldiers, or the solemn OBJ
He,tion Of the Government promptly t.
psdrsss tho wrongs of every soldier O
.Ahe Union,, Of whatever color or race
vAethsr they declare the inviolability o.
a. pledged faith Of tie nation, or offe1
- natiosal hospitality to the oppressed
~ eysry land, or urge tho union by rail
- sc Tho Atlantic and Pacific oceans
uAe)hsr they recommend public econom,
- vieosous taxation, or assert the dxee
De11l6 opposition 10 tho establishment
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"If the Democratic party was in pow:
er, then this rebellion would be speedily
brought to a close, and the integrity Of
the Union maintained. ~ opperhead
paper. -.
The Democratic party was Sin power"
when this rebellion broke out. Why
didn't you "maintain the integrity of the
Union" at that time. Not Republican
nor an Aboli,ionist had any thing to do
with getting up this rebellion; but the
leaders of the rebellion and the rank and.
file, arcs all Democrats, and were never
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Rev. p p. ingalls,, agent of the Or
phans' Asylum, writes from Memphis,
under date Of the l4th ult., that he has
been there only two days, but has obtain
ed $4,000 in subscriptions for the Asy.
lum. OF this amount, the I'd Cavalry
gave sS,Ol3, the 35th infantry over ST..
600, and the 18th ST. 600 The Noun.
Pleasant Journal learns from another
source that the 14th infantry gave over
So 900 and the 9th sl,70O. This noble
enterprise receives hearty encouragement,
from the soldiers.
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anything else. Oh, yes, you are great
on "integrity," and 90 10 JEFF. Davis, and
the horse.tbief Morgan.

1drThe following is the Clerks report to the
Board Of Supervisors, showing the amount of
county orders issued to families of volunteers.
The first column Of figures shows the amount of
orders issued from January 1st to June LIST, 1864.
and the second column gives the total amount
Of orders issued to families Of volunteers:
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THx STATE OF Iowa. Cedar county. IS;
I>O THE HEIRS AND LEGAL REPRESEN.
l. rArIvEs OF PHILIP DARGER, Jr., deceased
You are hereby notified that there is now on file
in the Office Of the County Judge Of Cedar coun
ty, petition OF Mary A. Darger wild Of
Philip Darger, jr, deceased. asking tina, she NAV
have admeasured and set of to her. her dover
in the following described real estat", .itu,'a
in Cedar county, Iowa, of which her husband
died seized. to wit:
f. Of sw / of sec. 90, tp So. range .: 50 acres,
Nv / of sw Of II, " so, $40
Also,
Sw. NV. sw. Of sec. SO, 'p. 50, ,; 10 acres
And that the said cause is set for hearing At
the August term of the county court of saj
county, being the first Monday Of August inL
J.. BETS, County Juds>.
8. YATES, Atty. n2'"4