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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-06
COOLEY pUMP!!

TITO THE CITIZENS OF WARRICK CO.,
L IND.-to you Farmers, lawyers, doctors,
and preachers: The Cooley Pump is undoubtedly
and precisely the property you, and all other men
that have wells or cis;erns, wlnt and mostly need
These pumps double acting, throwing the
water constantly when the lever is moved either
way. These Pumps not only do this, but they
Will by hand force throw water from GO to so and
100 feet They perfectly durable, cast iron,
with wrought iron gas piping for conveying the
water from the pump to the top, into q bucket or
trough. I also warrant them never to freeze up,
unless yonr well eistern congeals neither does
the water stand in the gas pipe above the level of
the wat therefore, they win not make the water
taste and they will not rust under water One
man can put them in cistern they weigh 35 lbs,
the inch cylinder requiring Il inch gas pipe. [
shall also have them larger, for stock wells By
screwing the Hose on, sou put out fire, your
house buildings are fire, water your garda rs
in dry weather, &c, &c. Finally, they are given
up to be the bestPump made, by all the found
drymen in the United States, and by every man
that has tried them. 1 have sold all of the first
lot of them that came on, and will send for anoth-
er bill next week. 1 expect to canvass Warrick
county las have the right either in person, or
together with an agent.
was raised in Old Warrick county, Ind. and the
people know me, generally, and expect to do
them Justice. Save 100 lbs oftobacco and perhaps
it will get you Pump. A. HUNT.
Miiersbargh, Ind, Jan. !, 1861. jan. 6ml
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFICIAL.

EVANSVILLE, January 6, 1864
A LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
IA Post Office at Evansville, Indiana, Jan
3, 1854 Persons calling for these letters will
please say "Advertscd," and give date OF list
Advertaing fee, one cent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-06
TO COTTON DEALERS.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING SPECIAL AGENT,
EIRsr AGENCY U. S. TREASURY DEPT,

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING SPECIAL AGENT,
FIRST AGENCY q. s. TREASURY DEPT,
Cincinnati. December 50, 1868. J
DY CONSENT OF GENERAL GRANT AND
- Army Corps District Commanders in his de-
partmeht, and in pursuance OF instructions from
the Secretary of the Treasury, authority will be
given to all proper persons to purchase the pro-
ducts of States in instruction, at all places in this
agency within the lines of National military occu-
patton.
Application for such authorities can lie made to
any Assistant Special Agent in the First Agency,
or at this once.
Parties receiving authorities will be required to
give bond with two sufficient securities, con :
ditioned for their observance of all regulations
rules and military orders, ana for the payment OF
all Government fees and taxes.
w. P. MELLEN,
Supervising Sp cial Agent Treasury Dept.
ian6 lW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-06

~ Such is the character of the des-
potism now existing in the rebel States,
that the rebel Congress was compelled to
enact law for the protection of its mem
berS, and to enable them to travel in all
parts of the Confederate States without
interruption. The Law provides that
each Senator and Representative shall be
furnished by JEFF. Davis With a passport,
setting forth their official character.
What do the Copperheads say to this
boosted liberty of the rebels?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-06
FOR RENT OR SALE.

EN0R RENT OR SALE-A BEAUTIFULLY
Z situated Eesidonse, the Salt Wells, with
about two acres of Land. VIII trade for good
eAE property. Enquire of
E. E. MINGST, cor. Main and First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-06
LOST.

ON FIRST STREET, BETWEEN Chestnut
~ and Sycamore, black velvet Belt and Gold
Buckle. The finder will be literally rewarded
and receive the thanks of the owner by leaving
at the store Of G.. MAGHEE & co.
dec30 Nv
ON CHRISTMAS DAY, A SAFE KEY. THE
" finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
2 il at this Office deco st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-06
H. B. CLIFFOR D,
Commission Merchant
Elk LUSIV ELY.

T HAVE DISPOSED. OF NY STOCK OF GRO
i ceriez, Produc-, &C., as I and that ] cannot,
nor cansany else, DO justice 30 Themselves and
their shippers when they buy, for i Is natural
that they viii sell their own goods first. Az I
have many shippers, I VIII hereafter conhne my
self strictly 70 the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-06
REMOVAL.

DEILLYS co. HAVE REMOVED TO STORE
! No. Y Main Street, formerly occupied by J.
b. BIesker. go jan6 1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-06
NEWS SUM RY

MORNING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 the
New York Press state that Burnside,
at the solicitation of the President, has
withdrawn his resignation and will prob
ably return to East Tennessee.....A
rebel letter written from Charleston in
dicates that that city is not SO pleasant
residence as it was formerly, and the
writer has concluded to travel for her
health, at the same time breathing dire
threats against the Yankee miscre-
ants. 1.-THE rebels seem inclined to
visit the Shenandoah Valley again, but
Sullivan and Averill are ready to en-
terrain them......General Rosecrans, it
is again reported, will supercede General
Sehofeld. .....General Fargagut went to
sea in the Hartford yesterday......Our
naval forces on the Florida coasts are
active and successful. 49, There has been
much suffering by cold, and some deaths
By freezing among the soldiers at Island
No 10 and Fort Pillow......The guerril-
las, Forrest, Richardson, &C., have left
West Tennessee" IA number of gener-
al officers from the Army of the Tennes-
see have visited Cairo recently.
NOOK REpoRT.-The Government has
determined to stand by Ma. -Gen. But
Ter, and has not only determined that the
rebels shall recognize him, but that there
shall be no other medium of exchange
of prisoners, and to this end has given
him the charge of all the rebel prisoners
now in our hands This is a step in the
right direction.......Gen. Stoneman has
been assigned to Gen. Grants Depart
ment as Chiefof Cavalry, and is succeeded
in the East by Major Girard. Two
passenger trains were destroyed yester-
day by collision on the c. H q D. R. R.
near Dayton, By which several lives were
lost......fhe Ohio Legislature convened
on MONDAY and organized. Gov Todd's
message is very brief, but to the point
The finances of the State are in the most
healthy condition, and the Governor
speaks most hopefully of the prospect be
fore US as nation. Ohio has sent 200
GIL soldiers to the field since the war
broke out
NIGHT REPoRT-We have further par
ticulars OF the terrible railroad accident
near Dayton, Ohio This is the most IA
tai accident we have been called upon
to chronicle for several years.. Gov.
Seymour has sent another peace mes
sage to the Legislature of New York. 1t
is the howl of disappointed demagogue
1.-THE President recommends that
Congress should reconsider their resolu-
ton, stopping bounties to veteran volun-
teers, on yesterday, and proposes that
the payment of the bounty shall be con-
tinued until the LIST of February, which
will probably be acceded to bv Congress-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-06
NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
From New York,

Government Stands by Gen. Butler
All Rebel Prisoners Placed Under
his Charge-30,0 Rebel Prisoners
Concentrating at Point lookout
Gen. StOneman Coming West.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-06
z O 3 a Geo

manufacture, for sale:
200 Boxes of Five Lump per peund...... 80 Cts.
200 Boxes Of 10 Lump Fer pound. 60 Cts
200 Boxes Franks Orange Lamp 3 10. 65 Cts.
800 Rose Bud, in Caddies, per pound. go Cts
800 Boxes Barow's, in Oaddies.
300 Caddies Peach Leaf, per pound.... co Cts
200 81 Dorado, Light, per pound. ISL 90
- Caddes Pancake, Light, per pound so Cts
10 Boxes Sun Cured Tobacco g b.. 55 Ctr
1900 lbs Home Spun Twist Tobacco;
1000 Barrels Smoking Tobacco;
200 boxes Bonds Scotch Snuff:
so Half Barrels fiue-Cn Chewing Tobacco
100 MerschaEm Pipes;
100 Gross Briar and Wood Pipes;
100000 Clay Pipes, assorted;
100 Gross Rubber Pipes
10000 assorted Pipe Stems;
$4,000 Gonna Cigars
24,0o0 Henry Clay Cigars, frst's; r
$4,000 Henry Clay Cigars, Seconds;
5000 La Napoleon Cigars;
$4,000 FL BrutUs Cigars;
2o0, 600 Half Spanish Cigars;
100000 Segareets;
go, 600 Ia Salyadina Cigars;
zoe 600 Packs Smoking Tobacco;
80 Drums Turkish Smoking Tobacco;
1000 Bales Kinnicanick Smoking Tobacco;
so Drums Shanghie;
1000 Pounds Mackaboy Snuff;
1900 French Snuff.
Merchants and Store-Keepers, look to thei
interest; examine our large stock.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-06
euick sale apd Prompt Returns.

Dealers in Cotton cannot dc better than to leave
their orders with me. Mr.. E NJ. COPELAND,
late OF Copeland, EdmoRds 4 Co., viii give the
Cotton business his personal attention. Ee is one
among the best judges in the State Orders
solicited. II. B. CLIFFORD,
sep25 No. Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-06
cOMM1ssIoN BUsINBss,

And hope that will find continuance Of the
many favors shown me during the past eight
years. sha1 give personal attention TO all con-
signments, and VIII make liberal cash advances
on produce in store. lily motto is,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-05

Weqen ho1perrdtberiid

I Begen bo3perrdtberifder
ISpra6e perurtbetIt. S, st. 0ea6ing
uno Sas. $. 8eit6 ppn bier, nuroen fpegeu
bp6perrdtberiider Sprade gu fanfidbriger bar
ter @rbeit i'm Sort 0elatpare perurtbeiIt.
8erfOnalta. General 0leaoe n ei-
ui9e Wit9lieber ieine8 Stabe8 famen pprseiteru
bier an unp itiesen i'm billiards SpteI ab.
Sen. Sumter befinDet iid e~benfallS bier, man
id9t, boB er ieine5 GpmmanOe8 entbpben lit.
tGerurtbeilt. 9a5 &rie989eri6t bal
fClgenbe Splpaten perurtbeilt:
$. 9. @rb, q. Mi6,; S, S. 8rpan, l
9iit, @pl. 8es. uno Sam. 8enoer, 20 Wtall,
Rest,, pegen 9eiertiOn gu 2Sabren barter Dir
belt int Sort 9elamare; Soel BattS, IL, US,
s. 8reseptt, 8. 81, 8. Murpbp, 1. 9itr. Col.
uno 81. Griffin, ipesen pemielben 8erbreden
su 3 SSabren barter @rbeit i'm Sort 9eIapare
IS. Bennett, 2. Str. GOl., Serbs @arcO nnr
E9arrp D'Brieu, negen Selertirn gu cretSabrer
barter Nrbeit nno ndbreno bes l. Sabres cine
25 4fnno ihpere Rltgel an ben 8etnen gu
tragen,
tBerUrtbetI ang pom 0e1er|
teuren.--8ebn SOloaten murcen tpegen De-
iertipn bur6 elm Grie98geribt perirtbeilt, bel
barter 4rbeit 3 Sabre I'M Sort 0elatpare 5u5u'
brtldeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-05

To- Gpn3ert. - sSn Der 0pltSbdlIe,
$50. II StO<5teoeridltr., beute A6eno grpBeS
CONCERT, ausgeiabrt BON nem berubnlten Wtnlif=
Corps bes 2. Ser, ct, Nrtiaeries& esiment8,
9S5 Ouartett GDn8erty heute
lbeuo in Der SDmmerpirtbl9aft Der Irbeiter
9aIe SO. 5 9, Sreoertditr. a
E &urubatle, 800 8.8ratt itr.
= 6eute Mbenb miro in oieiem 2Ofal elm
Srio=@UnSert itattinpen, auSgefibrt BON ttl6>
tigen WtuIItert1, wDrauf mir ale 5reunoe mulis
taIiider unterbaItung aufmerfiam MAIDEN.
% S6uIsGrcurfipn -9ente
peroen Die S9aGer Der Wdnnerf6en 2ebr>
~onitalt gu gbren Der Gtnmeibung ibres peuen
S6ulgebduoes einen glnSflug MAIDEN nab benz
nabe Der Staot 9ele9enen @reenIppoe Bart.
9err Wtdnner bat pd5n Die beiterl BcrbereItuns
gen 9~etrpffen uno mas Die Qufmartung b@etrifft,
10 miro e5 9err 8~auerni6miot an gidts febfen
lalen. 6reunOe Der Sugeno uno Gr8tebnng
lOllten paber ni6t %perldumen, ii4 bel bteiem
Sefte gu betbeilt9en.
NF Surner Sic Nie. - 6euf
Wtrnta9 miro Der Baltimore Surnperein cine
Grcurltcn nab benz gerdumtgen yNpit'S gain"
oeranItalteu. 9ie Wit9lieber tperoen ii6 be-
mGben, bur9 @eian9spCrtrdge unp gpmnaiti-
i6e uebunsen Dem Bublitum beitere StunOen
gu peri6affen. Ste Grcurlipnen peroen bereit8
~ieltener unO per nod serne Elm SdnS6en I'M
6reien MAIDEN mill, bat am MOntas Die bette
Gele9enbeit pa5u. 4 q
E 9r. 8b, &appe8 er6ffnet b e u tie
iein neue8 2otaI, Scr. &c Of~2Ombaroitr.,
nit einen belitaten 2un6.
BD1 9r. Better So bat leineQ8irtbs
ldaf, Gde pOn Sight uub 2pnbarDtr4 pers
gr6Bert unp peri6Snert, uno ierpirt oeBbalb
beute eiren iuserben Qund.
Ser feline geter peritebt's, etpas@uteS aui-
suparten. 0arum give him a call!
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@oral-3erlchte.

Domination. SJn elner VerIanms
lung Der Stimmgeber bon Der -. Waro puroe
W. S. M6pI8 fir ben 1. Sta6tratbsimeia ms
minirt.
SSn elmer Berlammlung Der unbeninsten
Unions Stimmgeber Der 20. Warp wuroe 8as
lentin Spreman, G8q. fir ben eriten Stapt=
ratbs5meig ncmtntrt.
81 eripnaltd. Col. Giharo q.
8onerman pom 4. Wto. Sol. 3egt., wel6er
in Der S6ladt bel 8eam8 Station sefdbrlid3
peripunoet puroe, lit bier ungefcmmeu, nm iid
turiren sit ldien,
0te ossGommtion H. 9ieIe
pcn General WaIace ernannte GpmmiiIiCn, INN
bic Sproerungen Der lppalen Burger, oerer
BferOe BEL benz lesten Rebeaenitre;f5ng 9epreBt
UurOen, ent9esen gu nebmeu, bat ibre Sisunz
gen ieBt beenoi9t. 8iele Se3elioniten madter
Gnipride, ieoo6 tpentse muren erfolgrei6.
8efu0t bic 9aIbinfel. - @eneraI
Major 2epi6 @allaee 1T nit mebreren ieiner
Stabspfisiere na6 Der !9albinIe[ ab9egangen,
UNI bort uniere Sruppen gu bsiu6en.
Sta6tmartt.-9ie 8ertdufer perlangen
INNER nod b6bere 9reiie fir ibre 9rpoutte
apbl 5 bts 20 Gt8. per Gppf GOrn 4O-5O
Gt5. per 9uBeno; Slb<&artpifeln 80 Gt8. pc,
ped; Stride &artpfeln 60-75 GtS. per 9ed
SOmatceS 1870 Gt8. per ged; Gg9 glani
5-15 st. baS Stid; 9lben 1O-15@t8. Der
BInbel; 3piebel 81. 20 GtS. per 9ed; apfel
$3.50 GtS. per Bed; @aiIermelOnen Is Gts.
bis l 9arS. bas Stud Butter 6O--75 GtS.
per Bfuno; gier $50 per 9uBeab.
5euersbrIn tie m Augu SIM
perfipilenen DtOnate bra6en 8 SenerSbrinfte
bier aus un6 3 0ial tpuroe fali6er MIarm ee4
seben. Ser bebeutenoite 8ranb mar Der BON
Burns & SlOanS 8retterbpfe in 9isbtftrabe,
Ser 8erluit betrag $4,000. Serner brannte
e5 in Sarop & Bros S6if6baubOfe. @erlnit
$4,000. Ser 8ranoidaoeu, ben Die 6irma
8alopin, Dteper 81 So. erlitt, wirb auf $15,s
600 9ei6dbt. SdutmtIide Seuer entitanDen
5ufdaig. SIN @anSen betrug Der 8erluit
$44, 653 % uno par bis aui SIS Ourd ger-
iiderang seOedt.
Mnfunft BON GinwaHberern.-
Gm Sumitag gta9mittag lief bas 8remer S9iif
yNoolpbine", Capt. Weperoid bier elm. 9as<
ielbe bate 274 ginpun0erer sr6Btentbeils Bob
men) an 8Drb. (Siebe YolIagterliIte.)
Ser Sail beS @rrthter 6iB. -
Ser DOR einisen Mpden perbaftete &i9ter 9iB
1T INNER nod i'm StaOt9efdnsnib n mirb
nddftens BON Der GpmmiiiiOn perb6rt perben.
Sein Gnpalt lit 8. Sing, $50.
Ser ier6rauers GpHgreB in
MtIwautee. - gm 8. D. DTS. tritt Der
GpnsreB Der 8ierbrauer- IN Milpautee, 0isc,,
%5uiammen unb iino in Der geitern bel 6rn. s..
ytpft, 8eIair>Hpao, unter ben, 8prlib res 2ebz
teren ais 8rdiioent, itattgefunbeaen @eriamm-
lung Der bielisen Brauerpie 96.@oparo Stiefel
unb 5bCmdS Bed al8 Selegaten ernannt tppr-
ben, oenen ii9 aus freiem Antrieb mod Sr.
SatOb Seeger anseldlphen bat.
Ser Repenue autter SadUn.-
Ser Ser. ct. 9ep. &utter SadiD1, Capt. Ste
pbon Cornell, beridtet, oaB er ndbreno beS
9touots gueuft 6 S9ife, Is BARREN, Is
Briggs, 639 Schooner unb "a S6aluppen se.
)bDroet bat.
9iebfabt. - Der Neaer artbur 8ruwn
purbe olf bic 4nflage perbaftet, benz Soiepb
Sirit cine 10 Dollar Note seItpblen gu baben.
Ri6ter Merehitb i6idte Jpn nab Der Sail.
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Gbe Die 9epei6e BON geitern Abeno %urtdrn,
wel6e bic @innabme atIanta's 0njeigte, NAT
Oieie SbotIa@e bereit8 unierr 8orpOiten bes
tauut, Sie Rebeaen rtefen uniern 2euten Sa,
baB Sherman ben 6oop 8ei6lagen unb Dap
IeBterer 10000 damn perIpren babe, iOtpie,
oaB uniere Sruppen in 4tlanta ieien. 5ier 1T
Niles rubig, Il, G. Grant
@eneraI>Q lieutenant.
Ser grpBe Sh4rm, pel6er sa peben be90r1'
nsH bat, mag perbinoern, OaB feline SetaIl8 pom
&haHta per Sele8rupb eintrefen.
So To. 90. Stanton,
!arieg8ntniitev.
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ofn,tcuss 8uuetiu.
Gic @iunnbmc Nltlantns bcltatigt.
Ryieg8oepartement, Maibin9tpn, !
4. Sept. 1864. |
Nn G3eu gJtaipr 8 tr Neyps9lprf.

XII NEkAkAkAA09TNE
Rgieq8oepartement, WaibinetOn,
4. Sept. 1864.
Yin Sen ,Utaipr zig NepsNprt,
Sen. Sberrnan3 OfF5ieler 8eridt Don Der
giunabme @tlQnta8 lit eben in 0ieiem Oepartes
meut eingetrofen. 9erielbe 1T Oatirt, &c Wtei.
len iloEih pOn AtI0nta, pm eeitern uno wrroe
pur6 Die unterbre6ung be5 &elegrapben 3urid
gebaIeu. a
s0ie bereit8 beri6tet, 500 fi9 Die 4rmee Inn
4tlanta berum uto bate am 80. Die WeitEoint
Strafe lberibritten uno cine CUTE Stelung
etndenommen, BON Der aus fte bic 6auptltraBe
beberihte. Ser re6te 8Iigel unter Sen. So
paro {tano bel SpnesbprO, Der liute SlIgeI III.
ter 6bpfeIo bel Slough dno Reaop uno Oa8
Centrum unter Sbpma8 bel Grpuh8. 9omarb
fanO ben 5eino III 6prce bel Senesbpre uno
le8 feline &ruppea i1 cine bdlbe Dfeile pom
per GtIenbabn peribanBen. Ser 5eito griff ibn
Qegeu 3 l1br Ga9mittag8 an uno tpuroe 5urllds
dsi6laaen, inbem ieine Soften uGS 8erpunoea
ten in uniern 6dn0en blieben. ga i'd an Der
5trabe ftarte OppOItton fano, 5Og ib 9e9en
ben liuten Slugel uno Ibpo oaS Centrum raid
nab Der Gjienbabn Dor weI9e biz 8ur Station
8ougba ro 8eaop aufaeriien purpe. 9urd
ojeie 8emegung i6pb I'D meme gan3e Irmee
;uii6en Ntlanta u1o ben bel urb in Sone8bpro
uerihnl3ten 5eino. Bir ma6ten am /. einen
0auptaugrif alf Die fetnoIihen Gerlban5ungen
bel SpuesbOro UNI pas Il. Corps unter Sen.
3eT. 6. 9opis nabm oieielben i'm Stlirnt, ers
uberte 10 aanpnen nno ulonte un9efdbr 1000
@efpugene. Sn Ger Nadt 5og ii6 Der 5einc
1egen Suoeu surid unO mir fol9ten tbm nab
ejRer anoeren ihnea cpnftruirten 2inte bei2Ope>
ipp8 Statinn. .6opb in Atlanta, ais er lab, oaB
ja Die ein3igeStraBe, tpeI&e ibm3ufubr bringen
tOnnte, beieRt bate, ipreugte ieiae Waga5ine in
Die Suit unO rdunte bic StuOt unp S'par nod
3ur redten 3eit, oenn auf Der anperen Seitc
rlidte bereit3 SIVcum8 20. Corps Elm.
90 1T atlanta unier ltuo lei6t geiprnnen,
Set Dem 5. 0lai bat ii6 meite 9trnee beitdna
oi9 nit benz 5eiaoe 9ei6Iagea uro iie beoarI
Der 8ube. rnier @erluit WirO 1900 Wsann
uiht lberltejgen; mir baben 800 Topte, 200
@errpunoete uno 1900 @eTan9ene ppu ben 8e'
beQeH in ben 6dnbeu.
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PaKagierlife beS Bremen S6iiirs
yAOolpbtne", Capt. MeperOid.
RaIuten>Y aagier

Raiuten> g aia9iere.
3. 5ligser, RepaDOrt; S. Wteperoid, 8res
men.
Samilie 9lftner; Qntou GObn; Gmaniel
Surda BON 86bmen; Gb. Sr6ble uno 6. Sroble;
$. urtO 50. 8rintmann s. uno g. 8abnee
mann pom BreuBen; S. unO s. Dteper BON
5annOper; q. Sdser, 8apern; Is. NUtb, 6eis
fen; S. Senier, YreuBen; s. Suubert, 6. 8l0i>
fer, 6e1en; q. 9ange, 8raunidmeig; 6. Sbor<
mir, Berlin; $. &Gepper, 6annOper; 6. Stern,
Samilie Rripang; 5aniIie Steffel, 86bmen
s.. uno 81. Ndermann, Sbaringen; 6am,ilie
86bne, OIOenburg; 6umilie Wiinsenbers, Shit
ringen; $. unp %. B6bf6er, Breuben.
6amiIie 86Bider, 4reuBen, ~
3wti6enoede % giere.
q 6anlilie Mlaer Salefen; 81. Slayer, 6au-
nOper; %. 8eter, Mlnlter; SO. @eiiel, gleu=
pprf 6. unp g. &npbeG, 6efien; 5alnilie Sbeoz
pbel; 6. un6 80. 3bone, 8reitenbad; SamiIie
Sabbprn, Sappeln; IS. auante, Winoen; 5az
Mile arb9er, Oloenbur9; 81. SEEING, Sc. unO
IS. 9edertn9, YreuBen; 6amilie Gran, 8. Gut,
9armitopt; S. 8a6, 6e6en; 9. 9oufamp, S.
Nhlaer, g. Stuntebed, OIoenburq; 5amtlie
GOb6a, 6arnilie Slid, 6amilie 5actor, S.6ein=
rid, 6. Qinte pom 86bmen; ". Dlprfert, Burg;
S. Sepe, 0tOenbur9; g.. S6tpub, g, aubn,
8urttemberg; S. @ittenber9, 6artilie NUlte,
9annOUer; S. @uer, 9eIien@9 ormtuot; 6. 8ied=
manrt, 6annUper; S. Geultng, 9eiien; 6. 9lps
pei, @iele; SO, 8efeler, YreuBen; S. unO so.
6aplif, Samilie MlOtis, Sd. uno IS. Giba, S.
uno 50. Srunbe, Sumiiie Ma6opet, Sumilit
9tilatlAsf 6antilie 9leda BON 8Ohmen.
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B. s. Sherman,
@pnerdlsOlai

Cine ipdtere 9epei6e pOn Sen. SlOcum, Oas
trt Atlanta, 2. Sept, iagt, oaB Der 6etrO, ebe
er Die Staot rdunte, Z 2osomptipen uno 80 nit
ammunition belaoene 6raattarren ~3erit6rts.
uniere 3ruppen fdgoen Ia nod unbei2dei9te
Ranonen unO cine groBe Quantitdt tleirer @af'
len, 9eisrteure tommea TorttpdbrenO in uniern
9iHten On,
Som, SO. Stanton,
Frie9sminiiter.
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Sreiheit, @0eLmutb ltn0 Nrupl
gSieDtiee Sefanntmad)mn9 fiir SAneis
SCri @fE@

Der 6 @uetber 4rbetter- 1nter fasun8
geretn .tna4t Sic alf ~folgene:, 8ei&Iade aufnertIant.
Die bpten prete aler Mrtttet nptbrenbts gum Qebens .llnter-
bait fIr uns felbt unb uBfere 5amtIten iteaeu uulere Der.
etenhe gu sertng fir uHfern Qebensunterba1t, be6balb herten
mir BON ben MrtettSeetern etne @rbrhgugl rnfers 9pbtssperp
l~ansenfum ben Ausgabsn fir ben 9ebeusanteEtat tnt segen
3u fou1raeA Die Ratnr frlapbt ans etsete anfanbtssnslaz
1erhalt els 2Gpuuus fur uners ~talbane uh6 aufppfernee
&rbett, Weldes MUIR D~teientsen lisfern tSnneus wel9e cine
Neite ppn Sabrsn tbren BletB auf fas Mabamte aueewen~
bet bdben. Gtne Mtalenperi antnlung fneet fatt an WCutGs
YtcfGsn 9 lbr, ten 5. Sept tn 9tUpfpn 9aue, Gde Baltimore
Str. unb GrtppletS Mues, UNI ttne neue 9retsItfe anjuneb~
men, npsu Elm isber beuti6e Mrbetter bauptidblt6 ernahnt
ptre, fetne S9ulet9tett iu thuH, benn bis jest lebt Der
beutiGe Mrbeiter in est2tugen Mnberer ais eerientse ba, pel-
der bic 9rttie berantertreibt, fat barauf tena6t ;a iein, btes
lelben 3u erb6ben,
1Dp-W1p( s5@@. SO. Tii6ert SER,
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Wb. gSS0Her'SHe Scf1nIe.

Das Dtntsr-s smeRsr S~eetpnt am Wtentas, BEN s. Sept.
&nmeltIneeu sur Nu'nabme Deuer Sd iler fSnnel, TN 3auf
ter 9Dcdf Senabt peresn. Da Id nod stryn psitstt ban
3metten Wfuftisbrer ~aaGefsnt babe, 70 made Id ramentlt9
teten 8inetrn einen rein theFretif i'd ertnbltdrn Muft.uns
terrttt a%nseeeiben su laheu. lire Aunelbuneen alsbalb su
MAIDEN. Wb. Nader,
(ere3-O Np, 176 9antburaitr.
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NereiniOte StnntCn Stcucfn!
N%SG,:nMA gNc& Z

Office bss Gp1ectprs far tHnere &epeuuen
i'm 8. Dthr. son Wtarplare.s Es&
3tsIeur4 esbe t6 9a6ri6t, tas bic Steperr, psl4e bur6
hsn u Tedpr btefeS Ditritts fir has Shbr 1854 au s9e lbrteben
pur0ea, nun fduis fn0, baSu SetDren Steaern far !,
2~isenien, autiden, Silber9eidirr, Biatdro1n
lsa% a,8ufeln, gaptena te,,,e sa e sia
Gle Ginfomtnens5 teuer fir 4 1863. tan ,nG
3abluue biefer Steuetn wirS ppt allen hensn ,Serlanst,
pei6e nr6 ntdt bssab:t Raben: laS Id rerte nit rnstnen De-
Sputbtr, bereit fetu, tie @elter in &mpfan8 al ne nfen /;
etejenteeu peripnen, relGe u%nterlafen Su ;ableH rereens 10
nSttieenfals tWrdb 8pau9smafreoeIu, 9idnbIns &C ,etu9es
trteben perben. @erfcnen, wel6e ~terfstltn lire Qtsenien
hernuSsunetmen, rerten UNI $500 gehrdft pbr fir q Sabre
~ OfFcefunSen Spn 9 utr WfrreeuS Bis 8 ubr MtttaeS.
NJ 8atIuEg mug In Ne9terunss fpnbs aeletfet perben.
~ &etne pettere Stoti3 pirb 9sseten ntrbsu, ausseapns.
men BEL fcreitter Gtntreibune fr Rldflnte. % kSfo N1
Baltimore, is. Mpe. 1864. - d. estren849 ~
(aue30-17fpt1 - t@8l 9. g. Sd%uerpeth. Gtlefipr.