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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-08
FROM CHARLESTON.


mond Enquirer contains the following:
CHARLESTON Feb. THE steamer Presto,
Captain Harvey, from Nassau on the 29th, IN
attempting to run in about two O'Clock this
morning, got ashore off Sullivan Island. and
remains immovable.
Most of the cargo which is on Government
account, will be saved in good condition. The
enemy opened heavy fire on the steamer ct
daylight. and continued it all day 1t is be
lieved that the vessel will be total wreck J,
The enemy have discontinued firing or Fort
Sumter.
One hundred and thirty-six shots were fired
on the city from five o'clock yesterday to five
o'clock this evening
CHARLESTON, February 5.-The enemy keep
up an occasional fire on Fort Sumter. Six
shots were fred yesterday morning and three
last night.
Eighty six shots were fired at the city TO-
day.
The enemy's batteries and monitors keep up
a slow fire on the wreck of the Presto.
A dispatch, dated Powell River Bridge, on
the, ,5th, published in the morning papers,
states that 'on Friday, Of last week, three bri-
gades of a cavalry corps sixteen hundred strong,
Exclusive of four hundred mounted men,
with no artillery, under the command OF Co.
Love, of 11th Kentucky, skirmished with the
rebels under General Jones on the Virginia
road thirteen miles from Cumberland Gap,
lasting three hours The Federal forces, it
is said held their position until dark, although
attacked by superior force, . but, continues the
dispatch, withdrew to their camp, three miles
in the rear At sunrise on Saturday morn
ing, Loves pickets were attacked, when Love
moved to the front to meet the Contederates
who were advancing in line with tour thousand
infantry and cavalry, and three pieces OF ar
tillery. Colonel Love then fell back three
miles, skirmishing all the way, when the Con-
federates ceased following. Col. Love encamp-
ed three miles from the Gap Next morning
Col. Love sent all his available force two miles
in front. and had lively skirmsh, twice
charging the Confederates, and driving them
hack with heavy loss Since this time, says
the dispatch, up to the afternoon OF the 5th, @
the Confederates have not appeared in any force
on our 'front.' Slight demonstrations were
simultaneously made from Jonesboro and
Tazewell roads All is quiet now IN this neigh
borhood. General Garrard, the new com
mander at this post, is determined to hold the
Gap at all hazards. Nothing definite recently
from Knoxville.
dispatch from Cairo says: The steamer
Emma was fred into on the 55h inst, hfteen
miles below Helena, with cannon and musketry.
The shells were filed with Greek tire three OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-08
PUBLISHED (DAILY) BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN, JR.
ms- OFFICE-No. lO4 King street, over
s,one's, formerly French s. Book Store
EAST TENNESSEE.


Feb. 3-[Dispatch to Phila Inquirer. Il
have reliable information from the Confederate
lines that General Longstreet has recently been
heavily reinforced from Virginia and North
Carolina. Gen. Bushrod johnson commands
the right wing, and the younger Hill the left.
He holds line extending from Strawberry
Plains to Seviersville His army is in better
condition than it has been for some time past
and every effort is being made to strike heavy
blows in this region.
The Confederates have been drawing their
forces to Seviersyille during the past two or
three days and large army is now concentra-
ted there.
A large body of Confederates have crossed
the Holston river, and are now on the north
bank, preparing to move down upon the Fede-
raj forces These men are very bold IN thel1
movements, and seen, satisfied of their ability
TO push on successfully.
The Confederates succeeded in advancing
cavalry and artillery north, on Saturday last
and succeeding in cutting off the communlca,
tions with the Federal forces under General
Parke, at Cumberland Gap Gen. Parke, by
courier, announces that he IS watching the
Confederates, and can hold the Gap for several
months, if necessary.
A battle occurred at Tazewell, on Sunday
last, which was in progress for some hours
The losses on both sides were severe, and
General Orlando B. Wilcox was painfully,
though not seriously wounded. He will be
able to direct operations in an ambulance.
In this affair the Federal forces were repuls-
ed, the Confederates appearing in overwhelm-
ing numbers, having been reinforced at the
critical moment.
The Federal forces fell back to good posi-
zion at nighttall, and have not since been mo-
tested.
Skirmishirg is going on constantly every
day along the entire line. The Confederates
seem to think we have fallen back from weak"
ness, and would bring on a general engage
ment, bu. Of course the Federals have great
advantage in retiring until reinforcements are
thoroughly up and In position.
Citizens and soldiers from the Confederate
lines agree in the statement that Longstreet
has called for and is hourly expecting reinforce
ments from Johnstoa's army in Tennes :ee,
which is reported to be coming up through n:
Carolina, as we'll as overland 1t is doubted
whether such reinforcements will be able to
join Longstreet presently
General Foster is IN direct communication by
telegraph with Gems. Grant and Thomas.
The steamer Baker, with 100 bales OF cot
con from out the Tennessee river, vas seized at
Paducah on Saturday by the United States
military authorities for violation of the trade
regulations. y
DR.. Stewart Gwinne who was sent to the
Old Capitol, some time since, charged with
frauds on the United States Treasury Depart
ment has been s'honorahy and unconditionally
released, :"
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The particulars Of the capture of Brigadier
General Scammon aud staff in Western Flr-
ginia have been received at Philadelphia -
The steamer in which Gen 5. and his staff
were was lying al Winfield, On the west side
Of the river The Confederates crossed over
in skif and took possession of the boat, cap
turing General Scammon and forty soldiers ami
officers, all of whom were asleep. The Con
federates afterwards burned the boat. All on
board were paroled, excepting Gen. scammon
and three other officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-08

4 dispatch dated Berlin January %; recelv-
ed by the Arabia states that the Danish 13ov-
ornment has demanded q delay; IN order 20
assemble the Rigserand, and with its concur
renee to withdraw the November CONSTITUTIONS
and subsequently fulflthe engagements entereo
into towards Germany in 1851 and 81: III
case this delay should be granted when X
probable, the Austrian aud Prussiao troops
p;ll not cross the Elder. A month Is 'l9e:7S
Co.. ,ba convanation Of the KIgsetaud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-02-08

A dispatch from Cairo says: The steamer
Emma was fred into on the 9th inst, hfteen
miles below Helena, with cannon and musketry.
The shells were filed with Greek fire three OF
which exploded in various parts OF her, set
ting her on fire, but the flames were ext'n,
gnished.
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n Il 'uolDulllDm

gFt 9rG5ibent9tncpln miro beltte lla0
philadelphia obreiien, umFpie Sanltarp@0alr 81
beiu6en. DIAN bat ibm einen feIerlIGeH Smz
pfang bort 5ugeba6t.
i Sine Serenabe ii @ba1e. =
9a3 MuiteOrp5 bes 1O5. ObIp aeSt1eerto
bra8te uUr9eftern g(benO Dem 5efretdr e1ale
cine Serenaoe, wurauf Osrielbe auf ben Saltp'
trat uno Ieinen QanOsleuten auS Oblo IN patrl>
pttI6en 8prten oantte unO ben padern 0blO=
Meoimeutern Elm Compliment fttr tbren Ntlth
uno 8aterlanosIiebe mahte.
tRriegSgefangene.- s Nebeller,
, welbe uniere @apalerie bel Scout 8Oint einaez
fonoen bate, tamen geitern in @aibin9tpn an
uno purOen ms alte Capitol %auIsenpmmen
@ier perielben geb6rten penn SO. gtOrp Caroline
elmer Dem 45. nnO 3 Dem 5. 2puiliana &e9i=
ment an.
+ 0a9 Sort 9etaware puroen ge.
itern s Gefangene, Die al5 @eiBeln fur pe99e:
fubrte unjonleute bienen unO IA Se erteur
ipeOirt.
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0rpBer Sriumpb fir Mtilipnen
DRIP Goofs! 20 u. 25aito. ct. Srp 0'OOrS

GroBe 9reis>g rmdbisun9
In antn Srrttn bon Drp @csbs, Stapls, Seiesnjeussn, cal
iimirs, Wuslins, Galieres unb bersl'
sn Sanb etne number ItSnt Musnatl aaer sor!em psaS'
rem, welHe t6 nod DOL benz lestsn Null@ias Sssaal' Smr
une rrel1e i'd su ben btntstsn preiEM . gstt y 1or"rsm
5urtbng! DER @elb fparen ptu nn9 pu'''p S"" %pAHs''
binis iauftn, rcne ipfprt v%crlpre6en TIM
Nrpmlar Srp Opce ppnls ~"
- @r q , meff,Baltimprefra sniiben 5reterid.
san Dill i"N = Ar. unb benz Marib DART. }pt
ny m;r sr,6sn ensIlfd unb tsutl6. &(3iunsl
Sic Bic bun0 TT DOrnber .5l's'
unb @uttb, Bro. 4 SO, toben ben 8r1btsr
orrntb BON fert,sen RIeibern tn Der Stntt, p@.9e Ne ~
gnSple hle. preien ~pertaulen. Gerrer Euh fur SHnet1er ~
1abrifpreifen beint Stid unb BET Der CARR. za
&mitb, Nrp. s Co.,
NRururr eau Rlesber-Strre,N so. 40 gD:8alt
lhelS) neben Osopunrnb & Burton.
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0erihtssg rrhanbInnaen

Snpreme Court. = Sn bent Sale
S. Sprtg9 gegen 81. Woole, Elm Stid 9ano
in SiO< Baltimore betreffene, entidieo bic Surp
tit ben @erfla9ten, pOrauf Der &ldger appellrte.
Common 9teas s ert DIT. 9as
llrtbeil pes 8i6ters 8inOea wuroe in Dem
appelatiOnsfa0e bes S. 9uebl 9esen 81. 9e9t
beltdtist.
Criminal Court. - Geitern wuroe1
6 Sale na6 BEN @riminalseri6t bon Baltts
lupre County perle8t.
Circuit tt Sin @elu9 nm @bes
i6eioun9 tpurbe Don Wtarp @oettnan einge'
rei6t.
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,8gR0IllljlnuC)ullgen.
Observation-Disclosures,
9ritter 81 Siltrift BON Marplanb.
8 aItimpre, IA. SUM 1856

Salttmpre, IA. Sunl 1864.
g8ir MAIDEN bie1mit befdnnt, baB na6ftebenbe Berios
men, WeIbe i'm 3. @pnsreBbiitrtft bon Wtarplnnb aus9e=
Gcben wprpen ipareu, aus bsisefiisten @riinteu erirtirt
nuroen:
@m. 8. 8aus, 10. Bar6, i'm WfiGitSrbienf; Wfiltcn
E6omas. l3. 90; 9up NReidts, 16. DO; Carl 5Offman
20 bD; Daniel Sett, Is. I'M @lrinebienf Snc %.
SartlOUe, II. b.; 8bos. Serbs, II. bo.; 9cep9 0tr-
ieutbal, 20. taufte iub IOs; gSnl. @lids, 90. DO; Meg
0lutBerferb, 10. 10. q. Wasner, 10. iteate eineu Grlas
mann; @6rHtian 6. 6ranf, II. TO-. Seize SiI, II
Eaufte f6 los; Bnl. Sron, 10. gtidtbiirger; gBut. 3,
8. 2arttu, IS. untausIiG; 9nO 9ppn. 16. DO.
SeppoIo 25iumcnberg,
8rofcEmori6aI uno
4r1itbent bes ginrolirunss=Sparb.
S8iliGm SrUOfs,
grnrOairungs=@pmmilGr
SbotnGs s. Mmrepd,
@rst be5 neutrality-suspicious..
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Oentlue UrlcIg,
psI@s in Der snsIii6m Bite enttaIten inc

.-
Nuenbaueb, Mrs Gbas 9; 8Orman, Wib
8erneoin /; Sad, WiB Getta Suft Glila s.
9ieb Wlrs @m 8 glberb Marp; Sitter Wtrs
@eorqe ; @ebbart Nlib Glisbetba /; gerbarct,
Mara; garoner Marp &; Sulesler Sallie ;
alemper Gaibarina; aeaer Gnna; 2ienou wtaa
oempiieIle 9arba 0lr5 @briitian /; Qinoner,
Barbara; 81, b9er Oirs Wlarbert Gotbrina ;
Nlartin emma ; NeiSenitein Wir8 S; 9ieitler,
Mnna Sdmiot Slid DC; Stump Mararet;
8isIe Muria rlbprn 0trs Srso Miais Mib
Dtarp. ~ nng.ys std Hra4.ssn
5 $ QerrenItHt.
8omberger G; Badrad Siaac f; 8udmafter
s. I; Ganebaum 6 S & 60; 9oberitrob Sacob;
aeltner @ 81; &lein & So, 6; 6edler Ybiaip;
aalfnan 81 Reiaers 8 81; Qeinberser SD;
eObenitein S SO; 9oOman q Rabe CHARLES ;
Sdooler 6 6 & 60; Sduiter CHARLES, ealen.
berger q; Sdmiot Spbr Simon 9 & 60
6teauB 8bilip ; Steiib Soiepb; Geberlin y
Wterfel Spbn; Wlinf Mm :; @attermann ) 5;
Bclf S; 3eisler g.
SoIbats the.
S6enner @m 6 ; Crpb Garl 9elbis 5 o ;
@ilber 2ieut S 6.
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observation-disclosures,
3meiter O.. 0iitritt pom Mtarplano,


Baltimore, IA. SUM 1864.
8ir MAIDEN hermit tetauut, eaB uoHitetenbe Pericr
men, meIde iul 2. @OngreBciiritt BON Otorplanb ausse=
B16eu mprben pareu, ans beigefisten @riinben erimirt
mirben: 4e4T ~t
9ames 3. 9pnes, 5. Oifritt, Sarforb Counts. tauite
f6 los; George 80. Debfer, 2. Dtifr. Sarfcrb COuntp,
TO-; 91ebert g. almcnep, 4. 0ifritt Sariprb Co. Der
itrrben gaul. 81. Scarborousb, 5. Diitri:t Sarfprb
60. t1nfte I'D los; ennis gisler, 6. Difrift 0ti6ttiirser;
G6omas 3c6nion, sflobe, ,. 0itrlft 6arforO Co.. iibels
alter; Ibro6am g6ebiter, furbig, 6. Diitritt 9arfpro So.
ftelte einea Subfitut; Adrpu 8. &6prne, IL. Oiftritt
Baltimore Go. fauite it4 los; 9iaat 8antS, Stlaoe. 2.
Diffrift 6oriorO Go, 20. @ep1se Us. Brofpn, 3. Barb,
I'M Diiit6rbienf.
gtpberf Gatbcart,
8rpfoBmari6an unb
grdft6ent beS @inroan ungSzSoarb.
6. ~. Sdpcritid,
Ginrpa run9s@5ommiii6r.
s. &cbert @arc, .4r
@rSt bes Ginroairuuss=Seare.
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sis 0rcam Salppn mas Meftamramt.
9eife! f3s Seife Iuf8 3Seife!
81. 9G. Mlllben6urocr e Gp.,

$50. 20 Qombaro Str, nabe Centre Wtartet,
Ienfen bic GufmeItlamfeit hes publstunts uuf ibre terRbmle
Gpngrek 9iIber Gee Geife,
fatticirt unt psrtauft, i'm Gansen unb GtnSeInen, 81 fpl1sn
p1eileh, eas Sober i'm 9tanre TT lie Sa iaafen. Der %pfrielten
betarf Setrsfis ibrtr giaisteit, 3siterpGrntB Y T. ~. liebt
ienisen, bic an ibrer SUITE sreieIu, s1 Dtenfen! 5ur 8leis
~ounSsaide 1T eS niht nrtbrenots, tta era 81 tpAea itnbite
bat 6ielelte QDirfuns In Der balfte Der !3ett, pel3e man &C.
pSbnlib btbaf. Gum &eini8en bon Splen II. I NJ. IT lie
einsis in ibrer Art! Is bstarf tur zines 0eriu6s, tie gu
probiren uno !eter l3reifer trirb fA bon Der 9Sap belt uber-
aeueeu! Setes Yaquet entbdlt cine @etraudS Anpeilane.
Bsheaunsea aus hem 9ante mbse man ri6ten an Spr SIC.
5SS y. . unb man wirb ite plnttlld ~tefprSsn. =
f6iunl 9Dt-2Wi0ll IElt N ~ aH-..
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Webet's 8alf.
Gfaat MarDlanS.
Sen. Mbjutants Sfics,
Gen. Sauptauartier annapolis. 9. Sum- 18e
MenPrnlhefe fell Nip. Is.

Sen. Mctutdnts Sircs,
Gen. Sauptauariier annapolis. 9. Stunt 1854.
Generalbefebl 9r. Is.
(. Die 0ietuna fir go Iass 9eute Der 8, IL, II. Is. unb IA.
garp nutet i'm Sauptauartter 81 Baltimore ont WlcntaS,
3. M, @crm 10 uhr, unp fur bic 10, 10 II. Is. 10 uno 20
Bic 10. 0Darb bat ibre 0upta bur6 Greipilise aufSetra6t
unb ss n, rp bemna6 blletbn t In Drafl %hattftnben. Sn ben
ubrieen QBafss rtrren irpitl seir en-. ais fruber tetannt ec-
rnatt wurren, bed, bic ieitbsr etfeuten 5Ieiriaisen abae~
lrthmt ~
Das epmtte fir @raniaatiDnen fir bic 9, l., IL, Is unh
Ia gDarb mirs / / ~ . d unb DpIner fla 8, rem Is.
F, NIB 16. b. M. in Sieuns letn uni JNar pm 10 upe Mprsehs
bis 5 ubr glaSuns unb fir Gle Is, l6, II, Is, 10 uno 20
9Garb ) rettas unb sam fae Zen II. unb Is. B. Dr.
nm pieielbe 3stt.
Muf Seiebl hes &riperncitrS
fSMOt) safs Gen. Mpiutant.
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McSical WmrDcOOr'6 offcc.

Ner yert ben 9. Stunt 1864.
crnprrteure unb Gerf1ufer prn W~ieti,tnen, 9pepitalhpres
geit,eua II. & m. lnb erfu6t ibre p~reisIjfen an ben Mrmet
9Pet3caf Wur peapr, Office yts 400 Brpeme Strase fir notef1
Snfcrnidiipn unD Nlabnatme bshefO Antauf icl4tr 9sgen'
a6nne sinsuienreu. (SWcDi)
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Nplunbin Nnuucrcin DO. 1.
Wcner &1eiocr= Store,
SO. BIG SO. Hrdttltr.

swtfden SOmarb unb Gutaw Stross.
Der llntsrietGnste madt letnen 8reunbsn unb geiannten,
fCpie benz seeGrten YubIifum ~l9erbauDt, bic ~ergebente Ans
ieise, eas ct an rbisem plase eiHen neuea &leiter.Strrt
einserittet bat unO bic bette Nuswabl ron fertt9 II
&letpern, R6de, 3cet, 0Delten, uncertleieern, pens
ben. Strimpfe u. + 10. Scrratbis bait.
Mu6 perbsn aae Sprten 9err ntleiber rad WldaB anees
fertist. &c Miro mein Sefreben fein, msihe Sunten tets
tetu su beh enen. s5E f5af m sfYfg E8fer
,junl5 iD -. q. Grienttfeu.
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SIR @rcurEpnen

s lNilt NEcllrttpiten
ALs1K& eisnet i6 Der Nnem bic f&0re Barrie sc.
E&zp III II, pel&e BON alen Yarttieen, nduaent.
lid BON Stulen &c. unter annebmbareu Gebinsuusen seren.
tet merten lam. Nlan wpae lid eef0lie ret6en Bet
W. s. BdnbeI l. Gr o., so. 81 We&Iberrp QDharf
rtsr iii ScBx MeIIS& SStner gDGarf am uEfern
|Gn6e rpn BcnbRr. (4fan2UtJmpnitial
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Wcrfauf Derfbicoener &.=W1. &torcS.

Chief Guartiermeifers Office
Deppt WafbinetDn, 3 s,
26afbinstpn, 6. Stunt 1864
Bum @ertauf sslanssn In GHeptlid T AufttOn i'm Geste-
rune raarentaus, 9sleeen am Sqrare spii6en 3 nnb s
@Ir. un6 81. unb %. Stra6e, In ter Staot gDafbinetpn,
. 6 am Niittrrh, ben Is. uni 1861, 10 lltr @prmittags,
cine srete 8uantitat QaOrtiermeifer @tpres, a%usransirt ale
untaugtid fur Staats spede;
Nerte, Nmb,B Suriten 3aumc, Sattslbiantett8. S1niete-
pert.eus, y ERIE unO ia lentedea, 3imnermanns
gGetf,eu9, ~tra9blre Teuerefen, SGleifaeine, Qternes
eslbirr, 2aernen, 2eeerab aae. Stride unb Geile.
Sefsn. Sattel Q0aaen, S.aaeerat6ldafttn, Giien.
erIbt un6 unsefdbr 1870 900 gfGnr aites GLEN.
GrfolereiGe Anbieter mniien bic eetauften0e~ eenitdnbe Bin.
nen 6 Gagen nab Der Nuftipn ~me8i6nHea
Bepinsangep: @aar in JtfeteruneStOnts.
g. s.. &uGer,
Brig. Sen. uno @pef Qudrtternneiner
d~an1O-15) Depot Bu gBdfbinetpn. DC
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@imbeer >Gprnp,

10 t3lbH1 Soiutbeer< GDrnp, . u
&asberrp=S prup fir 2tmipnabe. r. aus
@e6ter Sait pom aussessi&neter Site 1T tets ;ant bt1is-
ten prelie, gDbple lae unp &etlil, gu baben bel
s.. a II J 199 Breoettd Jteab. 2
Heaeamnsen merten in Saecb Sesser's store, Nc. %
Germanfr ansenpmmen unb punfIi6e belprst. t3lmdilil
1Y3 sWaD. Scnrtcttc .. SfDoer, 1913
btt b%erntmte. WabrfagertR,
stbt muir fir cine furse 3eit &aStunft IN Baltimore in ber
Wabriasertunft pesr gDifeni6aften In. her Ytreaslrste.
funft prn onen @esenfdnfen bes 9stens. sic tit ;u iprs-
Den BON Wprsens s ubr bis Mbenos z ltr3 in gc. 1913 %
prattfr. uate 9anpSer. Ginsane i'm Damsn-9 utlaben pper
Irinnlins. store. Nebmt bic Nr. 1913 sehau in @6t. lStg-l
sis Gream Galppn nmo Meftaurant.
ieten Gpufttaa se6fInet, nobel bic teaen Grfrtl9un9en
oler Mrf, oIs &iscreant, 4impnote &c. einsnt eeetrten pnbit-
Ium Al Dtrnfen feb n. uni eufi8en 3uipra6 tittet aaa.
Sphn s Setter
y, lDe-} Baltimore 60, Canton QDbite 6eufe.
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Spebcn 1T crfhicnen

unb bel hem l~ntersetdneten ;u tabtn:.
SaS 2cbcn Seiu
epn Grnft Rendn.
WcbIfeife gplfs. greis, brri6irt, nur Is @ents.
Seit ether Reibe spn Sabren bat fein Bud eiu 70 ~duberpr-
csntli&eS Mufehen errest, teins IN 10 furier 3ett eine 10 sc.
raltise @crbrettuns lbcr aae eaneer @urppas %stfuneen, ne
pbises Werf, BON benz IN Deuti3lane auetn a1t eti4teeeRe
N~useaben In beut, der Spra6e erlhtenen itne..
SO. q. 8 d m BIT,
Mi28-2Dl Sc. "a gDef Baltimcrefrdee.
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BON So Sutrsn. Das 8~eerabnis fineet bepte, YlittpOA, Na&-
mittas UNI 8 llbr fatt. I'm title Gbstlnabnte+ bitten
tW2tl tS4H41 terbltebener.
GubTiten;zSffce Der Der. ct. Nrmcc
; SIC. 20 SCutbhr..
Baltimore, ben IA. Sunt 1864.
gerieselte ansetOte in DupI sat nerben auI obtser Office
BITS Samstas, ben Is. Stunt ,. S glitta8s1 IL ubr, sntse-
stnsenpmmen. UNI 6as y ct. SHblfens oepartsment In
qieferun8 tn Baltimore, Ws., ;u S~erieten nit -
5000 pft. f6wartem pfeffer. Anbiet,r wplen
q getdat9ft ete Sprte a~n8eben, ais S~ineappre, Suma-
ira Sanans &c !; ferner etne Yrcbe b~etfu9en unb ben
preis pr. . fdnb rennet. Der YfefIer muB eemablen
nb in plpier Serpaft Ietn, ieteS Ydf6en IL unben
fbmer hiefe padhen itn6tn pol Stiaen 81 ~terpafen,
ron penen ie6e % pfS. ~entbalten ir1. Der gpntratt
mus 3 Gage mad Fem usbereintonlntsn eriuat iein
1000 BufbelS &artpffetn t60 Cts. a 8ufbell
gut srbalttn unb in gut ssarbeiteten 8dhern Serpadt.
DitleIben rntGen seIteiert ipereen ieeer 3eit, renn
IS Serlan9t rirp.
NnsebOte mufcn nuf Jrrnulare ssi8rieben iein, rrtlde
auf pbieer Offte 3u tabtn itur.
Die Dbisen anSebrte iab a e II ben 8sbtusnngen mt
terwprfen, pelte ~sep6bnltb rem AnSeisen bieer Office fur
Subtfen;fCres ~Dtteeflet iinH.
ez 6. $. 81 mdn,
Us -1Siunt) Captain unb g. u. 9. u.
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Die Gpramiidre fir Csffnuns pOn 5tro6en tn tisier Statt
ma ten tierpurd bic tnssi5e. bag lie &ldirrabe senCnne &
bee 2nlrens anb Ter Nustasen frwie hes Yp. tteils. welts
aus Ger S6liesunJ fer NItemarleftr, Spiihen Canton NSe.
unp Aiice u n Str. er9a6isn unb ebe 10 iMr Srpei eennue
pidne; unp aB tie -Eeheuerdne bette Soften ppn u B. marie
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Gitv Saa am HlOutas, zen 20. SUM- 1864 9 lbr N9rrnit.
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aae Dslssatsn Der untsrseprbneten gea8Iss tpersen bier,
llbr In RD. S Tempsrtnt Sale fattftntenhtn BE iamntnne
,atlrsi@ gu 81 i4.tnem, ba Gef6afte BEN gDi4tt0tett pCr-
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gDhclsinle un6 NstdI.
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0emtfAe Genfen.
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an 0anb, nelat nod gum alien Yreile Sertanft perten.
" enter,
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