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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-14

aSEs OFFICE OF VETERAN BOUNTY
sSS FUND Con mission, No. GOLDShIrH HAIL,
LIBRARY Street. Philadelphia. - Re-enlisted Veterans
who did not receive any Ward Bouu3T. are eauted
City Bouny OF Twenty nye Dollars The Comm'sIoners
apDonted 10 examine claims for the above bOunty Of
tnenty- ave dollars " IN meet on MONDAYS, WEDNRB-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS, a. O'Clock ?. NJ, At No, GOLD
oHITa'S HALL, LIBRARY Street. Persons entitled 10
ais Bounty are requested 10 apply AZ Lls Once.
COuHIIfhH.
y u SAUNDERS ChA'm'n JON ATTAIN BULLOCK,
FnnSiS GREBI'E lil5-IGt
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s15yH OFFICE OF THE GIRARD ESTATE,
- No. ID s. FlETM Street.

PHILADELPHIA December 9, 1871
PROPOSALS TO LEASE GIRARD COAL LANDS.
In compliance with resolution Of the Select and Com
Councils Of the City of Philadelphia, approved May
D. 1864 sealed proposals will be received ut this office
until FRIDAY, December lG. 1864, at O'Clock " NJ, 10
uch part the north dipping veins the Israel
Cope James Howell and Edward Lymen tracts not here
toorc leased in the present form Of leasing the Grard
coal lands eptng that the parties shall covenant as
lCsecs TO payOt the market value of lump coal as the
same shall Port Catbou-fO chesnut at the same
standard and alue, kONever that the sum paid sha
not be less twenty five cents for each ton Of coal
chesnu and not less than ten cents for that
and OF other tracts terms such other
may be accepted IN accordance with the poysions
Of resolution to which this Is supplement-, who snail
present sufficient evidence that he Is compete tent aud
sul miner and fully able TO fhl the covenants OF the
lease Said proposals be opened In the presence OF the
Committee on Grard Estate and the lease to be awarded
to the highest bidder.
at the price of coal Port Carbon to determined only
CHARLES 8. SMITH,
l2-q-fnw IT. Superintendent OF the Girard Estate,
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AUCTION SALES.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown
SPLENDID PROPERTY IN GEoRGErowH FOR


By authority Of decrees of the Circuit aad Su-
preme Courts of the District OF Columbia, passed
in cause. No. $40 on the Equity Oockes of said
Courts, shah sell to the highest bidder. on the
10th day of April instant 1T O'Clock 10 the after
noon, in front of the premises, the following Lots
numbered is, 10, 90 2l o. %. and "a, and another
lot lyi0g north Of and adjoining the same, all in
Georgetown, at the northwest intersection cf West
ana Congress streets, with the dWelli house and
other buildings thereon.
The property has been divided so as to sive to
the dwelling house n feet front on West strest,
With aepth on Congress street of about l26 feet.
the other lots On West street, 1--WE in number.
An alley of seven feet extends in the rear Of the
whole from west to east, giving access to the whole
from Congress st. The lot fronting on Congress
street ha been divided into two lots each fronting
80 feet on Congress street, with an alley Of Eve
feet between them. The dwelling house contains
some ten or twelve rooms, two psrlors in front.
rs sna
situated just ascending the heights in one of the
best neighborhoods, within q few minutes walk Of
the Iallroad cars, over . good pavement It is
seldom such building lots as the vacant ground
affords are offered for eale.
Terms Of sale, as prescribed by the de.rees, are:
residue at six, twelve, and eighteen months, for
which the purchaser bonds will be taken, bearing
intf5esn fb from the dsy of sale, retained lien
If the terms are not complied with within three
Gays, the property will be fold, at the risk and
cost OF the defaulter, On one weeks notice in the
Possession on the lst of May next. The cost of
copveyancine, certificates, bonds, stamps, &C., to
be borne By the purchaser. - -,
ap9 staw6ds TH0s DoWLiNa, Huct.
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RYW ". L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
By virtue Of the order and decree of the Supreme
Soar. Of the District Of Golu%bis bearing aste
m%issiensrs viii offer for sale at Public Auction,
o'eloch m. IN front of the premises. the south
part OF Lot numbered seyenteen, l7) in Square
plan of the city Of Washington: beginning for the
same at the southeast corner of said Lot and run
ming thence west eighty feet; thence north twenty
t1al feet; thence west 4Ol feet to the line of an
alley in the rear Of said Lot; thence north with
th snee east one hundred and twenty l2O feet, and
one (3 90 inches to this place of be-
ginning; with the improvements thereon, consist
ing of two story frame house.
This property is situated on Fifteenth street
west. between n and N streets north.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue in Install
ments of six and twelve months; the purchaser
giving his bonds, payable to the respective parties
entitled and bearing interest from the day of sale
Title deed to be retained until the whole of the
purchase money is paid
All convey ancng at the cost of the purchaser
-.- JOHN VAN RISWICK, -
CHARLES WILSON.
GEORGE r McGLUE,
GEORGE l.. SHERIFF,
-- WM. J. MURrAGH,
Commissioners
ap 8-Aw&ds W. Il. WALL CO., Aucts.
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SALIoF CONDEMNED HoRsls AND MuLls

OBIEp QuAlfslxAsrl's orp1ss,
Dspos Of Wask.nst0s, }
WdsAtRetoA, u. c., March g. l66I,S
nssl the oessryss1IZ II the eitY oi Washin ston.
rEiS en nWxpNESDAY. AeH eth. 1854, And on
HbRSES AND MULES,
CondsmDe1 - unit for public service,
Terms cash in 0oveYn1ent FUNDS.
bAlss 10 commence at 10 O'clock .. N.
-, .Bris. Gen. and Chief Qusrtsrma1tSr,
Ah%N DSoot Of Washinaton.
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TINITRD STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ Of 6erie facias On Judgment Of
condem nation issued from the Clerk q Once of the
Supreme Court Of the District of Columbia, and to
the front OF the Court House door of said County,
on FRIDAY, the 9Th day of April, 1864, at Il
o'clock M, the following described property to
wit:
Lot No. ]. in Square No. 50, east half OF Lots No
H, is. and Z in Square No "a IN the city OK wash
improvements thereon, seized and levied rpon as
the property Of Michael Maloney, and VIII be sold
WARD a. LAMON,
ap7.d u g. Marshal, D. q.
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LIMITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of witt Of Fieri Facias issued from
the Clerk q ONCE OF the Supreme Court, Of the
District Of Columbia. and to me directed, will
SELL at public sale for cash. at the front Of the
Court House DOOR Of said county. on FRIDAY, the
18th day Of April. 1884, At II O'Clock m the follow
is& described propsrty. to yit;
commencing for the said part st .. point 2lst
street west, at the distance of 90 feet from the
thence south % feet with the line of said 2lst
thence west IS feet thence north fest, and thence
east feet to said 2lst street west, and place Of
beginning, estimated TO contain 100 square feet
tosether with all and singular the improvements
therecn seized and levied upon as the property of
Themas McNamy, and will be sold to satisfy ju-
dicials No. 2ls, in favor of Isaac HerseerG.
ap 7-dkds u g. Marshal, d. O.
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PENNSYLVANIA Av, NEAR WILLARD'S HOTEL.
LEONARD GROVER, ,..-..-.....-...-.-......D Director
IMPORTANT EXTRA NOTICE
THIS iSaturday) EVENING. April ID.
THE LAST NIGHT OF THE OPERA SEASON
The Gems of ..E .....
THREE GRAND OPERAS.
Which will introduce every artistic of the company
in their choicest efforts, will he given the Third
and Fourth Acts of
I.-.- FAUST,
The Third Act Of ....
La DAME BLANCHE
And the Second and Third Acts of
DER FREISCuCTZ,
Closing with the grand
INCANTATION SCENE.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parquet et...-...--...-...S 81 90
OrcheStra ChalrS. %
Family Circle. 81
Private Boxes. Sl2 %
Secured seats 81 cents extra -"
Doors open 1T clock. Commence at 9. s.-#
Seats may be secured during the day between the
hOurs of 10 and s. b..
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RYJ.c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

F1FTEEN VeRY DES1RA BILE BUILDING LOTS
ON R1EBNTH STREET WEST AND
NORTH STREET AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, April 22d q. o'clock,
the premises we sh all sell eight des rabie Build
ing Lots the east side of Thirteenth street, be-
2 feet each, ard all running back to 80 foot pub
lie alley.
Of Thirteenth street, fronting each 20 feet and
running back los feet inches to an alley.
These Lots are ~ very desirable for building
purposes being wen situated in q healthy and rap
idly improving part Of the city.
Terms: One fourth cash; the remainder in six +,
twelve, and eighteen mouths, with interest, Sc
cured BY deed of trust on the premises.
Convey ancss at the cost of the purchaser.
Plats may be obtained on application to the Auc-
Goneers
ap.H-d j. o. MCG U1RE CO., Aucts.
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE d co, Auctioneers.


sASE hEAR e. NfAE.y
BY sift5e m of Of deed Of trust from Joseph Curyl
Records Of Wsshin ston county, D: C.. and a: h the
OF al the psfties Interested shall sell at
9Th day of May next, at clock D. m . Lots Nos i,
6. Is H. Is, ls. in Square No. s92, in the
These lots are located on south D and E, and east
Terms Of sale one third cash residue in two equal
payments at si5 and twelve months, with purchs-
Conveyancing and revenue stamps at the p9r
VIM B. WOODWARD. Trustee,
terms the as .1ecator r Of N Mrs nc curv 1e
sp. 14-ecds J. G. MoGUiKs / GO, Aucts.
RY GREEN d WILLIAMS, ,Auctionesrs.
TRUSTEES SALE.
BY authority OF deed Of trust and decree of
cause Of En glish Dodge and Cox AGAINST Ohas. II.
and and VIM =; Veaable, the subscribsr will on the
noon expose sale at sucton to the hs 5d
der, the following property in this city, near the
Square Ne. s47: beginning at the northeast Garner
of said lot l6, fronting on Sixth street east and
inch thence north p feet. thence east los feet
inch to the beginning,
AID each will be sold separstely with . sufficient
DGT9n Of 1tsaed a abs to ssSn
cash, snd the residue at 6, u and IS months, With
interest, for which the purchasers bonds, with
surety, will be taken. and . lien on the premises
sold retained deposit Of SO on each lot viii be
required at the sale.
Deeds, certificates, bonds, stamps, at the pur-
chaser's cost. -
If the terms are not fully compiled with wit lin
five days from the day of sale, the prop rty viii be
resold at the defaulter's risk and COST
ap 1s-s.awads GRsEN& WfLLfxMs. WfEx MssoSteei Aseis.
u SUBSISTENCE STORES.
i Will be sold at public auction at eleven O'Clock
a. M. on THURSDAY, April 2l. 1854. At G street
wharf. Washington, D. c., the following articles
of Subsistence Stores. inspected and condemned
% lS9- 200 bbls. Pork,
234 lbs. Bacon,
6A32 lbs. Ham,
.- ~ $4,000 bbls. Beef,
50 1856 1876 bbls. Flour,
l37c5 lbs. Beans,
1876 lbs. Split Peas,
t97 lbs. Rice,
l4s lbs. r. and G Coffee.
Sos lbs. Brown Sugar,
81 lbs White Sugar.
25 gallons Whiskey,
892 lbs. Desiccated Potatoes.
--z 1856 lbs Dried Apples.
10 lbs. Pepper.
80. es2 lbs. Preserved Meats,
70 lbs OK Tongues.
TERMS cash in Government funds.
HH. VOtS. Captain and @. 8. v.
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RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctionsers.

HANDSOMELY IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR
THE NORTHERN BOUNDARY OF THE OITY
AT PUBLIC SALE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, April asth. at half
past o'clock, on the premises, we saall sell.
account of the heirs of the late Guy Graham all of
square No. 90 except Lot No. 8, fronting re spec
streets and Twenty first street west, handsomely
enclosed, laid out, and improved vegetable and
Dwelling House. with necessary outbuildings
the whole lying Immediately Opposite the hand
lass. This desirable property will be sold in lois
to suit purchasers.
Terms: One third cash; the remai nler in three,
six, and nine months, with interest. secured by
deed of trust on the premises. Conveyancing at
the cost of the purchaser.
apI2d j. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Au-ts.
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RYJ. c. MCGUIRE. L CO.. Auctionser

PIREMPTORY AND UNRHSERVED SALE OF
THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON H
STREET NEAR THE GOVERNMENT PRINT
ING OFFICE. -
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April anth, at
53a o'clock, the premises, We shall sell Lots
bered A, 4S. and 40, in subdivision Of Square No.
GA, fronting each "a feet on north II street, be-
tween North Capitol street and First street west,
and running back to 80 foot alley.
These lots are finely situated on the same front
with the Government Printing Office, and have
footways lsid and trees planted in front
Terms: One half cash; the remainder in six and
twelve m onths with interest secured by de ed of
trust on the premises.
Conyeyances at the cost of the purchaser.
ap.l2-d j. G. MCGUIRE d CO., Aucts.
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ByJ.C McG UIRE Co Auctionesrs
rHANCIRYSAL OF FORTY.SIY VALUABLE


~ Lors IN SQUARE la2. ON THE HIGH GROUND
TWEEN N STREET AND RHODE ISLAND AvEHUE AND
sixrEERrH AND sEvENrEENTH sTREErs.-By
thority Of . decree of the Supreme Court of this
District, passed in cause wherein Riggs & Co are
complain ants and the widow and heirs Of the late
Thomas Smith are defendants. shall sell to the
highest bidder the premises, on the 2lst day Of
April next, at ~ O'Clock in the afternoon snd con-
tinue from day to day till all is sold the VIII ola of
Square No: ls1 this city, except tss sSathwest
ESQ Tho portion oftas squa. intended to be sold
has been divided into 46 lots Of Abr twenty feet
front each, with suitable alleys &C., and Is part
OF the high ground between Sixteenth and Seven;
teenth streets and N street and Rhode I.lsnd
avenue. A pist Of the whole can be seen at ], O.
Tse terms as prescribed by the decree are, one
fourth Of the purchase money in cash and tbs resi-
due at six, Twelve, and eighteen months, to be Sc
cured BY the purchasers g bonds with surety aud .
lien On the premises, bearing interest from the
day Of Gale. All conveyAn cling, bonds, &C., and
stamps to be at the purchasers e1 eenss.
II the terms Of sale are not com Piled with within
Eve days from the day Of ss!e, the lot los. will
be sold st said auction rooms At the purch
cost srd risk. at public auction, after weeks
notice in the National nteligencer.
W. REDIN. Trustee.
apt 3awtd ]. C. MCGUIRE d CO.. Aucts.
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The pn ehc are rsespecsiniiy invited to read the
bury and compare the names with any other Es-
tabli shment in America. -
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ByJ. C. MEG UIRI Il CO., ,Auctionesrs.

ByJC. McGU UIRI Il CO., Auctioneers
NJOTICE-In pursuance of an order of the Or.
~ phans' Court of Warrington county duly rati.
fed and confirmed By the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia. sitting in equity shall, ss
the guardian of Thomas r., and Elisabeth B..
DsVaushan. minor heirs of Thomas 6. DsVaughan
deceased, sell at public auction On the premises,
FRIDAY. the I'D day Of April next. at 5A O'Clock
p m, all the right, title. interest, claim, and de-
mand Of the said minor heirs Of, in, and to the
south part OF lot number 4 IN 6 uais number e2o.
with their inter est in the mproveme said Lot
Terms: One third cash; balance In four install.
ments, payable respectively In three, six nine and
twelve months; the deferred payments to be Sc
cured BY . deed In trust on the premises.
All eonvey snopg, includip revenue stamps. to be
at the e1penae Of the purchaser. The eonveyances
b prepared under the direction OF the solicitor
ILIZABBTH A. DsyAU9HAN,
Guardian Of Thomas H. and Elisabeth B. De.
mis- saW8ds Jo.MeeUI UIRI 90, Auets.
limited STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
In virtue of writ of Fieri Paeias iseued from the
Clerk Office of the Supreme Court of the District
ofColumbia and to me directed, will sell at pnb
lie sale for cash on the premises, on MONDAY, the
15th day of April, 1854, At4 O'Clock p. all de-
fendani q right, title, claim and interest 10 and to
frame shop situated part of Lot No. II in Square
No 69o. commencing 81 feet from the corner OF
G street north. and New jersey avenue, and run
ming south along New Jersey G ayenns % Is feet and and
levied upon as the property Of VIM II. H Crandell,
and viii be sold 10 satisfy judicial No 33s favor
of Francis NJ Buckingham.
ap.ls WARD II. LAMON, o. 8. Marshal. D. C.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

G. .,.s9 ADJUSTMENTS. s~nt
CANTERBURY HALL.
"2s1o DsAsFEkBggkT HAIL. rnhxRns hhR
.- LOUISIANA AVENUE. &" %
Near Co'ner of siza sereet, Rea, Of National and
rrEr- RI. M1ropoatdR Hotels.
h-f Sign of the Big Calcium Light.
GEORGE LEA .~--- Proprietor
SITS y'ias.7 Iads fEo1s ahssh 'asas
--.aIssga G5Ie -saa--- ssE ea.sns .9s
-.7,.rs,s, UNPARALLELED SUCCESS ,,l.r
i. OF THE GORGEOUS UsPANToMIaE, f,
aea 7cas azgg;t ENTITEED III d asel a 30 ..
r34 THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT,
3 % a..et..e With additionall.a zg8 = =
TRICKS, SCENERY, RY,ANDTRANsFoR
Clown .....---.-.. ..... W. b. Cavanaueh
Psntafoon d. WniIfies WiIiamss
E&oiiun pine. .."..-....-. Emma Sehell
Falry dnome .... .--~-- Lucy clifton
:s' zr.a 80 Ir -E 49, 8 Hsi=lt .5asHa .
The piece abonnds in Funny Tricks, Mechanical
Changes, Startling Transformations, Tableaux,
Choruses, &C., terminating with
Eaff s. - s1. aIsl" .s = .sa--ss 81 . SO .-.1
1a NEW AND BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUxl ~
REPRESENTING THE GENIUS OF AMERICA.
Washin gton is discovered on an elevated Pedes.
tai holding the Constitution, supported on either
side by Faith Hope and Charity Liberty Justice,
and Mercy, Agriculture, Commerce, Art, and Lit
erature. Ceres, the Goddess of Plenty is pouring
her rich gifts at the foot OF the Nation In the
to rend the Union in twain-the Demon of Seces-
sion, with War, Famine and Pestilence in his
train stands exulting by. while unrelenting Time,
The whole forming picture of 7 3 - -
- UNPARALLELED GRANDEUR
In addition to which magnificent 5if
DIVERSIFIED PERFORMANCE
Will be given b y the l.a.gsrst .s-- go -.;.
GREAT COMBINATION TRoUPEl
Now attached to this Establishment.
HUNDREDS UNABLE TO OBTAIN
UNANIMOUS EXPRESSION OF
--- WONDER AND DELIGHT =
"7 BY THE THOUSANDS PRESENT.
-.eEa4s- a., :.-s.. - g.- .-.-t..-a. =.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
IMPORTANT EXTRA NOTICE.

GROWERS THEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Av., NEAR WILLARD'S HOTEL.
ID
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The stock consists of all sorts and styles of Bal
morals, Caters, Boots, Ties, Pumps, Slippers for
men, ladies, misses and children, which win be
sold at last years prices.
Any Shoes not giving satisfaction will be mend
ed free of charge.
No trouble to show goods
Wholesale rooms in the basement
ap S-2w@ SOC Seventh street
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EDWIN FORESTS NIGHTS MONDAY, TUES
DAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
Persons holding Reserved places are respectfully
requested to attend early. The immense throng of
patrons attending the Theater fill the thor
oughfares to extent rendering access to secured
places somewhat dfc cult after rise of the curtain
Doors open at Ia; performance to commence at
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Oerlanst. Sherman i6lOb feline 9epei6e nit
ben WCrten 9pOes an bic Reeertruppen in
9altOn, oab, ppenn bic uebersabe ni6t iOiOrt
eriOlge, er feline @~efan9ene MAIDEN weroe. "
9arpee erpicerte, er tonne uno pple bic Stabt
balten. Sherman i6lcB bic Staot Elm, bod
fOnnte er wesen Der Simple an Der NOros
ieite bieielbe nidt pUaitdnOis einfdIieben; 10
tam es, pab t6orcee enti6llpfte. Sie Staot 1T
pCa pom 6Iu6tlinsen unO 9eierteuren uno 100
acknowledgements baben uniere Qinien erreidt.
Wan slaubt, bab Die @efangenen BON Wtiaen
40 Weilen iloIi6 pom Sauannab iino.
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Die Snpafrpn NentnrRn,s.

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pOrtirt: bab seitern BON @liSabetbtomn 600 ppr
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Bun Gapnnnah.
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pier California, Capt. Gpofrep, fam 9eitern
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pi9tt9e 9epeihen pcn Sen. Sherman uno bic
8eitdti9ung Der Ginnabme Sauannab'8.
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ar,oere wi6tisen Aubenperte erObert uno feline
8eluserun9sseldibe 10 ppitirt, paB er eieStaot
erfolgrei9 beihieben tonnte. Sherman i9idte
cine 8arlamentdrflasse in bic Staot uno lief
Sen, 9arpee sur ueber9ube uufOroern. 9ieier
erwioerte, sr fei mod ni6t p~oqitdnois abges
i6nitten, babe binrei6eno 8ropiant uno oente
Die Staot balten gu f0nnen. 9aruuf traf Sber@
man in Der 9ta6t ale m69li6en gprbereitungen
gum Reimbursement Der Staot, mar aber am
fOl9enDen Nlpr9en iebr %erltaunt, Die 8erfe per>
laien gu inben. 8alo mertte man, DAB bic
Stabt gerdumt mar uno Sherman Sog iofprt in
oieleI5e elm, mp er BON elmer Population Don
8lrgern einpfaneen puroe, wel6e ibm bic Staot
fcrnelI Ibergaben.
gS 19eint, baB Sen. t6aroee in Der 9ia1t
pes 90, Die llnm6sli6feit, Die Stapt balten 81
%tOnnen, einiebenb, gu beflr6ten anfing, Der
lsBte @eg gum Jtad5ug m66te ibm absel&nit>
ten weroen unb beBbalb Die Staot rdumtt,
no@cem er suppr allies Eesierungseieentbum
Die gfapp CARDS &C. 5erit6rt bate. Gr treu5te
ben Sapannab, nit Der Nbidt, iib nab Gbar<
leitpn cur65ui6lagen.
$4,000 8aleu 8aumpOlle befanben ii6 in
ben 9dumneler,< Maeasinen, welde Die Nebels
len in Der @ile oer9aben, su %serit6ret
Sier Dampfer unb elm fleine8 &anpnenbopt
wuroen 9etapert.
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aus GcnneHrc.
Gin ~eitersr Sics aber 8uoS.

Nabe GOlumbiu, &c. 9esbr. 0ie
Snfanterie, Nrtilerie unb Gapallerie errangeu
%suiammen einen srOben Sieg.
Gen. 9atds Sipilipu erpberte 3 Slagsen,
Is &anpnen, AZ @ogen, 10 ambulansen uno
nabm 1888 Damn sefanser.
st uerlor 400 damn. Soops 8ontpn Gquia
page purbe erbeutet. Sie GapaIerie BON
GOODS Nrmee bat Die meiiten @agen i'm Sti6
g%elaien. 9ie 8aRn miro mOrseu bis sum
9udriper fabren.
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ner, baE CT bann gbarIeiton i'm 3iiden an9reis
fen uno uno ale 8abnperbiuounsen auf ~ieinent
@ese Ssrft6ren perce.
0ie Na6ri6ten Don Sen. Sbpma8 iino eben>
falls iebr eGntig. 9pOb bat am gOrcufer ces
Senne6ee Stano balten u%tiiiien, ba Der SlnB Elm
reberieben ieiner Armee ni6t erIoubte. SoCr
1T pbne Mrtiaerie uno 9ontons. Sbpnas ipiro
ibn sur S6lo6t poer sur l1eber9abe 5pin9en.