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nIsGusrING RLAspnrmY.

AUGUST BELMONT, is the agent of the house
Of RoTHscHILD in New York, himself Jew
of the jews" He is the owner of the New
York World. In an editorial this morning
he makes an attack upon the Independent
the chief evangelical religious paper in the
country, for its support of Mr.. LINCOLN.
But we submit that Mr. BELMONT has no
right to insult Christian people of all denomi-
nations by such unheard-of blasphemy as dis
figures and disgraces his sheet this morning.
The article closes as folloWs:--
Let Mr.. LINCOLN be reelected, and we have
" only too good reason TO know that the bsrg4i
4" for the independents support Of his candidacy
" will be carried out Our father which art in
" shoddy' will again become the prayer; and the
pious owner of the pious Independent will ag ain
eXcaim, and not without avail, 'Giye US this
day our shOddy bread"
Mr.. BELMONT may endear his cause to the
burners of Orphan Asylums by such degra.
ding and brutal course, but he will drive still
further from II the great Christian heart o.
the world. Our people will not submit that
the founder of their faith shall be "scourgeG
airesh by hands acCursed." Mr.. BELMoNT'e
ancestors learned something from the Roman
soldiers at the foot Of the cross. He may ye
be taught decency by American soldiers, whC
fear God and love their country.
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PENNsYLYANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
AND IT'S MANAGEMENT

A thorough investigation Of the late acci-
dent on the Pennsylvania Railroad has been
made by the officers Of that company. Testi-
mony has been taken upon all sides, all of
which goes to show conclusively that the acci-
dent was caused by the disobedience of orders
OF the conductor of the coal train in not keep
ing upon schedule time. The passenger train
had the right Of way to the track, and its con-
ductor and engineer could not, of course,
expect anything to be In the way.
The attempt on the part of New York jour-
nails in the interest of rival routes through
New York to hold the management of the
Pennsylvania Railroad responsible for this un-
fortunate accident, will utterly fail with those
who are familiar with the perfect system which
prevails over its entire line.
The confidence felt by the travelling public
in the comfort and safety of this route is best
shown by the fact that its business has in
creased so rapidly within the last few days
as to compel the addition of another fast
through train, which will leave here at 8
o'clock in the evening.
Orders have been issued to prevent, for the
future, the locking of the car-dOors while the
train is in motion. Heretofore, single door
| has ibeen locked between the way and the
through passengers, to protect the privacy Of
the latter class. Under the new arrangement
this door will open on the inside only, which
will allow the exit OF passengers at any time,
but viii prevent the entrance of rude and
disorderly persons among families and ladies.
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER as, 1854.
CROAKINa ARourPn1cEs.

We are sorry 10 see that the stupid appeals
are stu kept mp In some Of the newspapers, at
The head Of which stand the New York
Herald, and World, begging the public not TO
buy articles Of food and dress, and by so
doing compel merchants aud storekeepers to
mark down their prices; in other words, sell
their goods at less than cost.
The effect Of such unworthy and unfair
arguments, IL continued will be TO create a
panic. Our retail dealers have laid in assort.
ments Of merchandise to meet the usual sea-
sonable demands of the public. They are
sensible men. They, of course, are willing to
adapt themselves 10 the exigencies Of the hour,
and TO regulate their prices to the satisfaction
Oftheir patrons.
But they ask their customers TO come to
their stores and examine and inquire for them
selves. They will not submit patiently TO
iniudcious and needless appeals to the public
not TO visit the stores at all, but to remain
housed, ia emulation of our misguided and
misguiding Southern sisters, who sit in cheer
less homes, In all the pomp of antiquated
hnery, in hoopless and shoeless misery.
Our advice to the patriotic and loyal people
of Philadelphia is to be "gay and happy"
regardless Of cost. The war which has DESC
lated other regions has spared this. Money Is
abundant, and everybody is able to enjoy the
luxury of good clothes and Widespread
table.
Our community has been benefited by the
struggle which Southern flre-eaters prophe-
sled would result in bread-riots, and panics
and commercial revulsions. The grass was to
grow in our streets. 1t has been swept down
by the trains of our ladies' dresses. Because
the madmen Of the South have lifted their red
bands against the Government, "mUst there be
no more cakes and ale ?"
X LET our ladies go q shopping to their hearts
E4&ent. Letthem draw on their husbands
s.lthers for the bills, and all will be we'll
I <'sfthe absurd attempt to create a panic be
I: frowned down by every business man for the
asfety of the whole community
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WANVEn-A pROC.ANATlON

1t is phantom OF constant fear and alarm
to the New York World and Philadelphia
Age that, upon Mr.. LINcoLN's reelection, the
doctrine of misceeenation is to be put in
practice. win not Mr.. LINCOLN issue pro-
clamation granting exemption to all con
nected with those papers from the necessity
ormarrying negroes, unless Of their own free
will and accord
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A Coon TIME CoMNG.-COnsumers Of
coal may take heart, At the great auction
sale of about thirty thousand tons of Scranton
coal held in New York at noon to-day there
was a reduction OF three dollars per ton from
former prices.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.
Once OF the I.chirh Coal and Ma,

ton Company. ny.-PnLADKIftuA, September II, 1864.
Sealed Proposals. viii he received this Office until
O'Clock +. NJ Ot Tucsday, The 9Th OF October next
lars, part Of new loan authorized by Acts Of
bly, payable the Isl Of april 1884, with nte est Rt the
rate ofsN p'r cent per annum payable quarterly, on the
lst day OF the mouths Of January april July, AID Octo
Der. Of gear, aud both principal and interest secured
by mortgage the COmpAnys cStues and franchises.
The proposals NUT be In writing endorsed "Propos ais
for Lchgh Loan and left at this Odce, where they wi
remain without being opened until the meeting Of the
Board of Managers at " O'Clock Wednesday, tho OH
Of October next The accepted proposals will
be early thereafter notified Of such acceptance when
the premiums offered will be Immediately payable, and
afterwards oAch win he a liberty pay amount &C
copied by monthly instalmens Of ton per cent
thereof or the whole time at his her option.
The managers Themselves the right Of rejecting
bids satisfactory.
by order Of uo Board Of Managers.
EDWIN WALTER, Treasurer.
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'THE EUREKA OLE COMPANY or WEST
VIRGINIA.

Capital, $500 OOO divided into 100, 900 shares at
D. per share. subsorip'o price 20 per share.
THIS Com Bny W. souc OF me most lusb5 land and
leases In tho Kansuht Yaroy situate Horse Neck and
Campbels Ru brsrobos Of Bui creek aud wlthin fave
miles of hio river.
on Horse seek to- ,nparJ well, which Il now
pumping twenty thr.c barrels az on per day. This wen IL
ouiy three Iundrci 1Bd twcUty Won iet deep Tho
supcritendcnt now preparing Co. bore h the deph u
the ether Nc undlng whicn arc producing from
hut dro hundred md sixty barrels Of oil per
day, whom a SIZED NC produce like amount
There is another wei, Al Here Neck. now bored tvo
hundred ard iiNyuvc feet, with about thirty feot OF oil
In the VOL. 1he land hch this vol g., located Is on
Apcrr tuai .easc Tho Bul CROOK Company own ono
third interest company have tlc balance u two thirds,
At Compbelo run, thc tompsny ovn in ice tract Of
thirty ythrce acres oousdesi by reolog Is aud mining
engineers the best ou territory in the state. The great
Teek wsu, hoWin. Ave hund-cd barrels stoius this
property
Books OF sub-crpllon are nov open a. The ComPanys
Once. No a32 WALNUT Street.
lmiie rumbor OF shares only viii be sold.
JOHN J. KROMsE, Treasurer
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m~9f1 THE KENSINGTON BANK IN THE
RS89 COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. - PmLApEL-
rIuA September pa Special Meeting Of ne St2es-
DAY the 9Oth OF October AZ IL o'clock 4. M 10 decide on
the txpsdieney Of converting The BARK INTO National
Rgree6bly 20 act Of Congress approved
une a. l64 aud take such other action as may DC neeea
ssTy. BY order Of he Board Of Directors, . -,
s.9s iet G. T. YERINEs, Cashier
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HACEENBUR0-sCHO CHONEMAH.-O the IAN Of Sep
teubcr. by the Rev. Isaac Leoscr Mr. WILLIAM II.
HACEENBURG 10 Miss ADELINE, daughter OF tue
late Joseph Schoneman, all OF this city.
BcFADDEN-C CATHERWOOD.-O the 21th instant
In the Tenth Presbvterhn Church. by the Rev. j. Adii,
son uenry Mr.. JAMES Is. MCFADDEE, Of Plttsburg,
10 Mlss ADELAIDE L., daushter OF tho late Hugh
CathcrW OOd, Lsq.
QUINE-EMRERCR.-On September iith 1884, by
tho RcY John y. Chaplain, Mr. ROBERT QUINE 10
Mrs. MARY ANN EMMERICK, both of Philadelphia
SHEPHERD-DENNIS Tuesday evening. the
9th instant the Church OF the Evangelist by the
Rector Rev Samuel DurbOrow, MIR. ROBERT SHEf-
HERD, Acting Ensign United States navy, ~ EMILY.
daughter OF the late William H. Dennis, OF this city.
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COLDIERs, ORPHANs.-TnE ARRANGE.

GOLDlERS' ORPHANS.-TaE ARRANGE
- ments for II education and maintenance of the
utute Orphans Of the Soldiers Sailors OF the State
under tie relating the subject being sufficiently
completed enable the undersigned to TeSeivo aDpca
tObs, notice is ertbS givon that blank forms o. apple
ton with the necessary instructions have been deposited
with the following gentlemen, from whom the relatives
hltICs Of tie oTphans can oh q n them.
When the icatiOn and statement 10 each shall
be properly fled and TO, and certified by the
Of 60 nmon School Directors OF the District in which
orphan resdt is TO be returned to the gentleman from
whom II usS received, or to other member OF the
County supeiintendng committee by whom will be for
WRrOCd to the undersigned.
In short time after the receipt of the application by
the undersRned.h II be in due form, and the orphan
entitled 10 the benefits OF the the adms
sion the proper school VIII be sent by mail 10 the
mother, or other applying relative or friend with
saly instructions.
II eXpscteC that the schools selected for these orph AM
will be ready for their reception during the month
ber, Their friends will Therefore take stems
and have them ready for admission by the lt koyer
| ber at the latest
The State VIII provide clothing, boarding, washing,
NEEDING distraction books &c for the orphans while I'M
the schools provided for them but the relatives n ends
expected to send them thther without TO the
state, and also to send with them in good order
possible such eothn the may then have to be worn
| ill others can be provided for them
The following is the list OF gentlemen to whom applcA-
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ffom The "Piuaburg Daly POST Of September 0, 1864.
con ArEiEr.-The wheeling tntolrRcncor' says
We lcarb frt gentleman who rived yostertW W fro
Pleasant county ihn Monday the Barton OH Compa1y
struck well Horse hgcE in that sutJ, Wtich VIII
Yied thgusaud barrels OF oil per DAY Itere 4 rteqt
excitement The subject Ia this vicinity, and the oil fever
Is prevailing 10 a fearful extent"
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G.7OOO WANTED ON MORTGAGE, AT
ID (ONJO6 per cent. Interest for Ave or ten years,
and Will he secured on city property.
&. 4. F0LWELL & SONS,
IL No. 81 N. FIFTH Street.
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r1g- NoTICE.-CoMMERcIAL BANK OF
~ PennsN lyAniA.


A general meetng OF the Stockholders of the Com
mertAl Bank Ponnsylyana" wi be he'd at the Bank.
il House THURSDAY the 20t day OF October, 1864,
att O'Clock A, M Tor the purpose Of deciding the ques
tlon whether net the said Bank shah become
caton for carrying the business Of banking under the
laws ot the uuied State, ans of exercising the
conferred by the act Of the General Assembly Of this Coma
monwealth entitled "An Act Enabing tho Banks Of this
Commonwealth 10 become Associations foTthe purpose Of
Ranking under the lswtOf the United States approved
tie 22d day OF August so4, and 10 take such action In
relation thereto as may be necessary AMI proper.
s.3l-wsst 5. G. PALMER, Cashier,
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Kar~ STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

k1S CORN EXCHANGE BANK,
PIuIADTLPIuA q, September 90, 1854.
general meeting tho StO ,kholders Of the Corn
change Bank o. Philadelphia wa DO held at their bank
House, TIL Est9Al the goth day Of OctO next
~ II O'Clock noon, for the purpose OF taking into conslde
ration and deciding the question whether not the said
HANK shah become assO,iau for carrying the
buussb OF Banking unlCr the laws Of the United States
and exercising Gle powers conferred by the act Of the
General Assembly Of this Common alh entitled An act
enabling n BANKS Of this commonwealth to become assO
Ca0ns for the purpose q banking unaer che laws Of the
h taEe such action IN regard thereto may be necessary
or proper.
s3i.Ssst J.W. TORREY, Cashier.
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y. q. whitman a. GO.,
Manufacturers OF New and Delicious CONNECTIONS, AlmOn
Paste, Chocolate CRrames, Creams La Mode dc
PRris, eNquisitey favored
Roasted Jordan Almonds, &c &C
No SIG Chestnut street. below Fourth,
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INIen.

KIECAIDE.-suddeny, on the 26th Instant, JAMES
youngest son oil James and Catharine KinCaldc,
Due notice OF tho funeral will be given.
RICHARDSON.-On the 25th instant JOHN J. RICH
ARDSON, In the 46th year OF his age.
Tho relatives and friends the family invited 10
attend the luneral from hts late residence No. 5l3 N
sixth street, on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock. To
proceed TO Laurel Hill
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A N DIN AN K

an oRDIN NCE
y Authorizil- Additional Loan to Encourage the
ssstIop The Seicc and Common Councils Of the city
Of Philadelphia DO ordsn, That the Mayor Of Phladel
Of the city from time 20 time such su MS OF money
as as may 1S cs o s PsSt Of he tinted stlts.
made 70 be made not exceeding IN the whole tho sum
Interest not TO exceed the of six per
shan be paid half yearly, 90 the rst days Of JanuaY
and July the Office af The C Treasurer The priuci-
paio the said loan shall be payable and paid at the
praon Of hr years lromhe date OF tho same aud not
before without the OF the holders thereof and
the certificates Hereto in tho usual oTm Of tle eertia,
lenders may REQUIRE ht no. oI any lfacuohal art O ont
hundred collars if required IN amounts Of lyo hun
IN said eertideses that the said loan herein mentioned
and the interes aercoi are payable ree t'm al taxes
thereof sa DO by force OF this oidinance, annually
ap9ropasd on o. Lns nSSS % 9 ae p sn
pay the interest said cercates o the further sum
certnCates so issued shall be appropriated quarter out
Of said ineOms aud tlEes 10 snking i9ndi which innd
che redemption ana pay men 4i SIla Sernsies; Tet
President Of Ccmmon CouBcil, pro ten.
WuIIAa. J. SNAIL,
Clsrs orCouimon Council;
Approved hl, twenty fourth dayof september, Anuo
Dohnl thoa and esHt hundred and sNy-iour A. d.
1861" ALEXANDER HESRY,
II Mayor ofFh.adelphl4,
DESOLU ION
III Author2inf he Grading OF kleNenL aud o.teE
Streets, In the TN eniY -hEst ward 90, ~. , -
ne solved, BY the select and COMMON touncls oI the
CITY ofPhadelpha Thatthe Chief C9mmisloneT OF High
be- and he hereby authorize % grade, to the esab
Rshed grade OF the city, the following named streets
Eleventh, M0ryine, Twelfth, Camae, and Thirteenth
streets from Beks Lancaster street. and LanCasteg
treet rom Eleventh % Thirteenth street IN the Twenty
dTst ward az cost not exceeding the sum Of four thou
eaad and twelve dollars and seventy .hye cens' Pro-
yjded That Tie Chief Commissioner shan advertise for
rT0tosals for said grading at 50 much square yard,
twice GWeek for two weeks, In TWO TSwspapeTs having
e largest circulation in the city Of philadelphia ead
pToposls when received shan be opened 6y the sac
CSef soner, day and hour 70 De hNed in said
ACCOMPLISHMENTS the presence the Committee on hsh
os and suCh OF the bidders Gs may choose % be pre-
@ and IN work allotted the lowest bidder, from
whom security sha Ne reqed, in accordance with exist
ING "uihAA''S WILLIAM S. sTOKLEY,
President Of Common CCuncl, pro TEN,
Atit-t-
CIerh OfCCmmOn Council.
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council,
lprroytd his twenty fourth day Of September AnHo
pomini one thousand eight hundred and sNty-iouf
Va ~ 'V'' ALEXANDER HENRY
"A Mayor Of Philadelphia
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M SICAL FUND HALL-ITALIAN
N1 Opera Troupe of Associated Artiits.
The Manager OF the italian Artist Association. COM
pHsiDg;--
Mime. WHITING LORiN1, the celebra ed Soprano;
bigtOr 4 lEiANI the famous Tenor IsObust1;
SignOr TESLA, the tavOrite Tenor di Grazia;
SienOT AMODlO, the renowned Baritone;
Musical Dfecttr and Conductor.......Mr &. BEuRBNS
Min give In this city Two Graud Opcratlc Concerts WE'D
NEsDAl aud THURSDAY EVENINGS, September %
and 20 The programme will consist Cf the choicest selec
tons from the repertoire Of modern operas
Admission, 6Oc. Reserved Seats 50c. extra.
The sale Of reserved seats will commence Monday at
9AM,a at } f. oOULDS Music Store, SEVENTH and
CIESNUT streets.
Doors open at7H. Concert commences at 9-2l-it
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Bargains IN Cbihir x.
Bargains In Clolning.
Bargains In Clothing.
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EXCURSION TICKETS TO EASTON AND BACK
will be Issued from The rct ct ONCE ofthe Hor Pennsyl-
yans Rairoae during the continuance OF the Fair good
for the 27th, 2Sth, 29th, and Both September.
Fare for the Excursion 80 90.
Two trains DAYS, leaving the new DepOt
THlRD aud THOhi PSOE streets,
At 7'3O A. NJ. and 3'l5 p. NJ.
Through In hours.
Rtiui ining leave Easton at li42 4. NJ and 4i5P.AI
No EXcufsJ n Tickets sold on the Cars.
OH-3t ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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SIds Law DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY
~ Of Pennsylvania.
AfTm WIZ coAl" S59a;foBER 3, 1864.
tn. T,tyoau,toTy Lecture viii be delivered A. o'clock
in ihe sYsning Of that oSy " INC u1u' N'0N
blythe Hon. GEORGE sHARswOoD. s-l7-lH
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A BOUNTY FOR MARINES. - WANTED
g for the United States Marine Corpt e,bodsd msa
M 10 perform the duties Of soldier az Navy Yards
IVY and board United States ships-0fwAT on foSeiEr
stations.
Term Of service, FouT Years.
Better compensation than the army.
ALL TIE LOCAL BOUNTlES paid npon enlistment
Marines receive Prze Money.
For all Further information Gpgly a. the RecTudEnS
EendezYOus,
No Sll s. FRONT Street, below Spruce Street,
Z. G. MCCAwLEY,
snl-b MAJOR and Recruiting Ohleef
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LZ5e STOCKHOLDRRs' MEETING,

BY FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK
PnILLpRLrluA, September 70, 1864.
general mestDc OF the Stockholders OF the Farmers
ana Mechanics Bans Of Philadelphia wiz be held AZ her
BsDkDg House on TIiURBDAY the 10th day OF October
next al IL O'Clock NJ for the purpose OF taking into
cOnslderAton and deciding on the question whether or
MOI hs said BanR sha Assoe lOn for carrying
on the Of BANKING under the Laws OF the United
states and OF exercising The powers conferred by the Aot
al thS General Assembly Of this COmmonWe ea entitled
IAN Act Enahhng the Banks Of this Commonwealth 70
bscOHe lssoeiatOns for the Purpose Of Banking under
NJ law of nc United states approved the 22d day OF
August 1884 aEd to take such Acten IN regard thereto AZ
may bC necessary and propers
SO 30 W. RUsHTON. Jr, Cashier.
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EURLO S-FURLO OUGHS.
Il URLOUGHs-FURLOUGHS.
RLOUGHS-FURLoUGHS.
OfceYs and soldiers visiting the city nrlOughs needing
SWORDS AND OTHER MILITARY EQUIPMENcS, p
gWORDB AND OTHER MILITARY EQUIPMENTS,
Are invited b. the extensive
MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT
NAEUFACTURlSG ESTABLISHMENT
GEORGE W. sIMONs 4 BROTHER,
GEORGE W. SIMORS a BROTHER,
SAMSON STREET HALL,
SAMSON STREET HALL,
SAMSON Street, above Sixth Street
FERMENTATION SWORDS
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made shortest notice which for richness ana
manncene ohAengo competition, other house IN the
country oombirang The MANUFACTURING JEWBLkR
WITH TIE kRAeTIcAL bKQRp AAhkk 80
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French BIRckiDg-
Ia small fancy bars,ls,
For sale by
DAVIS RICHARDS,
ARCH aud TiErH Streets
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-15
"a nnerifanifcDe Ose6brtabten.
Wom rptalidben sfarnIanr,

8aibi ton, u. glu9. Son @tlliarnsz
port uno t6agerstotpn ltao 9epeiAen, ppn9T
llbr seitern Wprsen r.tirt, einsetroFfeng p gu
OieIer 3eit mar 9Qe5 rubig in iener @egenc
unb Die 3ebellen baben fin 1d6 Nin6eiter
Su SuriidgeSogen. .HS1iDj6 siq 81 siiGIg
9ie unipnla6tlinge BON @aibingtou Gountp
tebren Surid. Ser 8oftmeiltsr pon !6aeers=
tp>pn bat feline Office ebenfalS lpteoer et0ffnet.
9ie Soften spiiden 6reoerid uno 9agerstopa
iotpie Die @ilenbabn rad GbdmberSburs lseben
pieoer re9elmdbig.9 g l 4lfni s1~tolt1aa
unterfudbMns res &riessseridtes. - SnrnfiSe
Hp04musg nsui2i perbDrt. oc fu9ibG3 -
Walbin9tDn, ben -. Au9ult. 9as
&rie9S9eri4t peIdes bic llriade pom Se6l=.
ldlasen oes Nn9riffS aufBetersburg nnterlu9t.
par am Mitttpp63 in Gitp 9oint in SiBung.
General 8urnlioe mar ogegenpdrtis, wuroe per-
bort uno ~itatuirte bic 1peri6ieoenen Sbatiaden
Der Affaire. gr iaste ausoriidlid, oa6 er Die
8efeble ieiner Gpr9eiebten aus9efibrt babe uno
.pab ipeoer ct nod pie OifBiere leine5 Corps fir
ben Sebli6la9 perantpprtlid gu maiden ieien.
General Meaoe 6a9e9en .beidulpiet 8urnilpe
bes ungebpriamS. General 8urniibe ndntz
lib ipar Der Nnii6t, oab Meaoe, als er ieinen
~uriprinsti6en Blan daoerte, Die MuSfibrlng
oeielben ielbit in Die 9anp nebnten ipirpe. So
fam eS, oaB peper Wteabe nod gurniioe i'm
Setbe mar. su5fgt r,jsaf }.1u;ra5
Walbingtnn, 13. Plug. Die 9unbestrieos=
i6aluppe Saratoga, Die on 9Obap Suno in
Georgia lie9t, ididte cine Grpeeiticn ab, nm
cine MISUNDERSTANDING i'm WtcSntolb Count
tY in Georgia aufSubeben, Die am 3. AuguIt
am GpurtbauS 81 Dem 3ped 5uiammenfam, ii4
in cine altenwa6e ST. foriniren. 9Me She'll
nebmer on Der 8%erianlnluitg tpurben ecfanaen.
Die grpeoitirn bemddtiete i6 % @eian9ener
unO % ,8ierpe uno 8ugsiesi lie %5erit6rte 2
8riden, unO Elm 2a9er, oass benz. 65eino gum
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