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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-23
GENERAL SHERIDAN.
General Lee iop1rte' 20 be on the Ma,
TO ..siu. s.1C i..r',,

General Lee i'op0r'rF 20 be m the March
10 ..ciu. s.sC s..rI,.
B1ltimorG AuJsa .s.-rle Point LooL Out
.orresP3lloat Of tic AML-icAs sends the foi.og.
Ing n,clhrcnce;
Large numbers Of refugees from Richmond con.
hnue to arrive here. They report tha, a large
force Of infantry and cavalry under General Lee,
IN person, as having gone up the Shenandoah VAL
ICY 10 reinforce General Early. They assert that
his body Of rebel troops number as many as forty
thousand, their purpose being to secure the plum
:ci that was captured by Early in Maryland,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-23

THEnE is a New Yorkcress at the Fort william
Icnly Hosel, Lake George, whose tnpediD'enta
las Caesar denominated baggage,) consists Of twen-
ty-aix trunks and another who rejooos in 'roGpg
around" sixteen trunks. Betwoon tho two the
drees competition IL very lively
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-23
Excifcncnt af Iiaser,,ovu.

'aS"'"9'oN August s!.-Rcfiecos arc arriving
hAsorsto~n IN ,aryc numbers. The faimors
NV ns along The Potomac River are again running
on tAeir stock towards Pcnnsylyanis for safe keep
ing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-23
The Rebels NIystidcd.

Washington Au3. 2l.-Plsscnyers by the mail
reamer from City Point bring report that the %
Army Corps successfully re-crossed the James
River on saturday night thus aiding TO tie nysd-
acation Of the rebels as TO the Intention of our
movements
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-23
BOMDs S'rIC ACCOUNT OF
THE NAVAL FIGHT.
Sherman'S Cavalry at Work Again.
CONSPIRACY IN INDIANA.
Beisure of Arms and Ammunition

"sONs or LIBERTY FLANKED.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-12

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i6 cine meinsr tpiir0tee WabE trfffsn ,ipfrce,
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abftslf, tuenniA i'm nm eine8 fallGhsn, {6pG6
liGen 9sboriam6 tpillea. .aufgebeu mpIItf On
lollIe eS ana rmstten Danit fGnuen,, mean
Id pcn Dtrr,aeteA mabte, nm 1einettpils
Hen, ibm nab, uno lu9rte pen Wt9 apa ii6rr
Otee5, Qseea tinau5. Mein JGine, bSre oltf,
BAT 9srr 9tfer, 0etae gSorte lEnb mir fird.
terItn. @sb', mir pet6ea bQriber IpGter lpree
den. Gr tpOGte aeber.-~ 9teiu, rnyi.l Gdter,
snt9eBnete @abrtele, Dor i'm 6tntretepp. Qal.
lfa ptr btelen glu8enblid nt6t .pprIberaebcn,
nm zen g8irperltrett CUR 2Siung 3u brtnqeit.
80 bate fstne NIutter, iueiae Giltbbelt SER
brarbte trA In etuem DDrnebmen WeuIIcnnfe,
ltebsleer. Nls it3 Dor stnem Sabre al Dit
mad 3auIe fam parf On .Dou Gorae, ppQ
9ifte nm nm mtd,. -Oa bate {tb GIafifb Istn
fDnnGl; Eo6 IS febltt mir Al neincr, poll.
itdnotsen Glide .stpua. Sd .ltano lpis yor ei,
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bob rno bic Sftpbarrng Der Qtebe ,Gbtr mid
beretnbrcA. Setn gIrnl lit meire Gtiibe, leil
NiiSe nein eettFerr. SD fam ntt6t dnbers,
t4 muB i'm o(a pen @ripdbIten ppr Dir uuo
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-12
Wtfabt!the franfbsi1

sDenser irc5tleitee urtu8e SGpaLinB aaSrnbtt, bas
tr zen 4en beier l6merbaeH RrdntRt IN IT'D auiaeipnt-
men 1at o 0el6tht bI.a taB Gin uhsstttses Shamee.
fpM ptetiG 8Rrbt por @utoedn8 tba ablaredt fb an
Sene AZ weneen aa lpl6e er 1T 8tSe tbrr 9raebua unb
0eipetabiltt6t aafa fem @errraien ben tSrne urb
maret 10 Ianse bis bic Snmnsms HtIt8 redlten uebtls
ME j. y Elm nit @ei6mA en en5unfties Sdltl cine bSe
Nqe e#ner3 I'M Sppe uiS til ten tyits rt Ntna9me fes
@elths &aubbett sSuSw ole er Saut tnsicM BEN St-
men mo Irren Jtnnen I'M Ae tte uiS eeR Grtreita-
ter its seigtr no fasn fiet lsbel NIT ri4reeliden
bie @aientneten ea eas eas Gpifrbrrfs tbrelt sra.
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1rfflten 4eeen fdbhrA Elm Gnee ntabt tdsfr t6n rad
meanee qrtnst ben 1nentta sieneet suridtebrt
@S III etne traurtQr &tGae haB &atente eitfer ridt-
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feit lu'rtlleaeet Praer mel6e tnrh nwcubnng ieaes
t6ftltden NeS hes gte fur; bic Gon1tuen Usrnidn uuS
oer 9let hes gakGls ID Gin senls0 Datin erpaHSeln
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-12
Ni,b ,btiratbcte 0trlunrn,

pAsfIer Gbmade pr cntS puseren ineetntGEB betpu6t
fnb, plten unolgs9li9 Dr. Sctnarn 3u 0aHe steben.
2tle 5berniiie ge8en tie @bs pppie pbtt sft0e Ser
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3erjent9e SoeIer 5 Ger 8e1aublnng unt EIrIPrae BON
pr. Ssbnitpn nterste9 tann ibm ais einfm Gsrenant
pbre Bur8t9 dpertraen unb soerdItb auf leiae df3t
Hide @eidfltdFett eetIacH -.., ris..- E,,., 49,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-12
FiIyssl ul II It D II :.

RitgIb hes t6nisea GDasSihtO ber 9Duntarte im 2pr
bon era6Mirer eirtS eriea meeJiat&sn @oueasn
8er, Saa ter SEN sbgtn Htttt teineS 2ebens lit ben
Septtalern pOt 2pApS5 @aets @blaeelpAia O anoeren
Sttten 3ugebra9t bat eiut9 Der tpnnfebden plliaen
OeuenSet BON beteH tie &efaiate het WeoiS meiBJ lt
Sdblet qetsebe bic OAenlauene 9reGst uno auberen
Grantbeiten IitteH elhe g. at Sie BET pl6se,t Sc
rlitn 8 eer er}Wredtn be dpt errStset bel gertnGei
8leini9tetenN.f /, ~. rptreen aa8enbidlb 8ebeit, =.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-12
9cDet4a, ga Sra nTGstteu

eedtt Wstfens o8 Ia iAs: 3tu9unssaAtl4sEeit 6oSSe
lit bent aftf @nS bfa @lietrm ehtsaasungu her Rieren
unb Slaie SttBaassn Svn1bc her 8erpen Rid
eeNftsaet MattSeit stieserseislaOenbet Serfaahes-
idpaae 9ertltpfen @aSaerrBet 3tltert 4asea I&pdde
S9wihsel ROsfiAmers Gntsinbnn9 tta 8aes, her Wae
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nete be pp stilien ssbtimt t]pOtn6t ten Der usea
pel&e tttsn Spiernseatrltfber as ais Der Struen Sc
fang ben @eISbrtcR bes ulpIes trribreR rnS eenn nt
Seite 9ebetf erbtn lire qSn;en6En Sriamsen perats
Ten, Sdpdde Der Gpnhtuton beroerbrnsen bic Gae
riG4h mahen nS snlesf bet NSrper uNe thM ierf6reR
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-12
Sanee MSfner,

btlrbers ree Sic Sper eEes Jtbnten 4aterS aeppree
nc. has jlbrlid 10 Ottle 3ahtee III eta Il, itbes @tab
reibt elee 6Gtet5t frtabenen 8aeneInO sntpde1len
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nat tegeert o tet ser Sau6trhSe Gbne entrdt bdbtn
pSrter mS8en Iid nit ppaem @ertrllten naben ,1 ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-12
Sradni(dJe SdtuGS.e5

rrb uncersIsi s9ttl Se 6rue 8raft WteSer terse.
feIt Dteies urtbare 2esen weeS heS &ebeM eent une
@fe ub Tddpmntensait ,tnmSeltd mabt IT, eft bas
2prS Derer, bic tbrtn 2eceniAaftew eenue ir5baen
se 2ete itpb 81 leis 81 MaSi@wetfungen eene9t Neil
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hes &RBbrdue8 tet ebelen Orsant sset 1ber trtn es
dsne bB bic raft Der @rjeu9une eter Denen perlD
rem prh bic a betmlt8en 2aaern erseben ais Dene
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-12

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te Qanbwt6l6nFt t elm sitt$ Stattnt Az erbeDen ater
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0tt rerten I'M he 3Se1bse td alien 5etten hin @lbp
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-12

0r. ptnfCn bieef alen 2entu eue S(t an iseIde eGd5
pnrd toe sehetme ne tndtdrlde 0eit ub RGrper ,er-
orenee tir tie Mrbeit bic @tV aie mno bic unfIbta
mntenee Qaiter QelhWIbt sdben.
Ster limb ttntNe ser trarrsenuno betasensWerben Sol
gen fet ruben @ewr6nbeitea res FdterS S de in GIt-
te 4n6 ben tSltefsrn Smer5en ipt 8sp SwSde re8 e-
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ntetne GatfraftuHs. SsthgtpRe teFi G8Wpba@t1 LIZ
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-12
Salt mpre Spa=9pfpitaL
Bur l1ntsrpyiidung brr Quadfal5ertl etubllrt.

a,:lDsr sip3i5s. plab tn BEE Welt, 100 fdere,
iHnclle uup 0&9al;ft Sure; In ~ l.@-i 42H1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-12

I3 49, Offtce: go. z Siib' '5rebertdFr.,
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Us ME VIZ msn sinsa gca stamp amp stsafts m Ss1 a'
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3er S'rna9nad eintS Observation-Disclosures nfS
: r. a'' . +' potttt6nilAen SnitjtutS !'li' Dht1
III Der SeGfben 0tiieSIung am fb6iteit Sgs @ars %
I ii-o !.DH RDt9sfioGr, Sie,u 5erie1. s8nDt 8
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ben erDetsn Srptdern nrepa em erfen bieieS 2an
hes Subratte, ndmlid: gnslanb Erdntreib unb In tenn
slUfIes Ssn 9alaselpttdR1.
az IA Ssr ss.
taa f apsne @bre ais Ylapn RpS letne @s-
Sanb BON sattmOteRrp neben bfr ,aFbeittrbaae
6auttrantteiten tperbsn lHneI gtbeilt. nd.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-12
Dr. Johllsto,n,,

Der tj,si3e Nr3t, peltsr anjeist.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-12
0fimbs nnS1 S5ammelfleifcb =Ssiefernnt
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merfagi be q. S dnudr serfegeite s(npebse ,i,r
Ileii4 ssn l. ebruar 1864 AT daf etn abr annetler
@bHd.@tppen nnb S6ulterfide, bfde @nten hes NLdfe
uno Der Vru &tnblGfe unb brtge StlGe tuerldenfel
tnD1en lnb llnter16enfel tnb Gdnt alsNef6tc6el tc
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nat n jeNer YDOde bprd cine 8le6e 9uant6t Nanmel
net3 9d peer je na Slnprbhnng at ir9enb elmer 3eit
Sletl4ipre je naben ss fir gut beafbtn pirb na r.
9ehc etnen Gage Der g9Ce abbet poef rerneert Wer-
pen, tf.5 ,,-+..l',,.,, @..,~..-.,rf II - -. -, i
9as 6teiih mus ha8 ten SetF4ietehtn Stafe son per
befen Qualtat lem nnb i8lrg4aftfI tiegemidenbafe
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n iaa4A2liatl 90 ln - = gEarbelt. n. -.
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.5'Wfiaia.,

Ole frCfttten s8trtnnGen te$ 9aers nS iebr s fard
ten. 8erlta bes Gebatnie8, 8erwtrruns ter Sheen. @
frudttet her Geifestafe b6e Mbnut9en &6netsnn9 ~
l Ger lbat ndat Had Gpameie!( aftstranen 8eas
11 lt'slf'9 d$u'qmfttF L ~ ns fiHt9e Der i@li@ms
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betenfei as elm &C hfer Geim6 ci NtResr G5rrcr ii
Otbpent alien 4nqrStmiie 3ur idtgl 81 dlelit
limb Sl, pbne Sieie lprp Sic 9ie Xtt3s ldr tralir
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ie I'M? pie rfIt w;rO er9re pPy Mer,pc un9 uus me
9ahbbf IBtn @euturotti euy ms bic t8reueen re&a,
Aoefre 6e1ietgg Verne Aert llaG nyj9 40 tbifnr
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8te ctee faueR t6elAr n'Gticn6
Sabre iaeie errnIlt fn rt put tet r6 ee gaenae mid
fatr EuheIrSlibcN tera trneh Mt beIr 1jptno aus.
tlfa ua beFsnc cis 5titHs sJapeettearewrnrieenr
@dftT !:nnristt ''d4ei tt Ir d III @suJ atf einer
gteaiter slggIg mjrni4 %et Naa Gbarattefrns Sc
plsnIa)tNeit re &ritfnsN eile tinrtideuSe @tmdBt:
letfait6 A30t31J'H99gi IItaJJ I3Is IlI IL.
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IyC f'irfYjM Nr" OerutuIltn ~1HllIUSFg. ;.st,l
go ~ Mo "a Sir Str; Reir y)Crf, in gdintptef In
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lin eem gDlnfhe @eler enfipreden, erte i6 mid Set
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b bin plbrepb beler 3et d9 Wereens bis IL lne Srn
bis 1br Nd9mita85 Sa ipreatt. ~ ,i2I'' oHE
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Upn bpen 3euten pper III br S9ule rnen unb ereu Sp-
gen fe allnfdhIt pateit 1lbN i'm @bI burb pSlutto
nea bic, Wenn un9etbettt, tie Gbe upm0gb maiden uuo
Sotpet nb @etlt serbren ten Observation-Disclosures edit
te t0a SUts Ysrlgaen 9anea tegsr te tefimtltenintie
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G5 9ttnlals uy,r RSee nnt nntcteu.enee QudGIdIber
nel@ep9 qf8 AerSea nNsth ule Or. :tMlrnS Intun-
hi0MJentrF Sottftfer, SGrelpidier Ypmpenpuber
nltwJ crbIrIt de tgHe pe ldrtte 9apqder wslde ibr
Slben aulatt er trlen tilIenhG ttr sim CEN ME-
trt8enN strnit ioifmetem it0 Jt@26ttmdBig 0eteete
ser5t lt r Hfm Gner ateNen pnNri4ts Nrae8 Ahuenr
ben fl- -H6r8Jen lie elmUlttt der wtt6e hh0Tdlt
der sete I'M lire 9iiQff femnen 8rtpe aabeR p, rini-
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nSbneh ttfrncerS1dr eethe pel t fiH III iSfe itnbe!
tatat cav ifne 8sSsutiSqgrR Oesr 4pgsme bsanbis
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! Sess6sSSfS M 665SSSS' 1u11Dg@ mu; .9tabDn saserI,l,
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Sffice bes sc. 81. Generdf 81 rCfpSs.
g Watftbal!8 fft Getdipare ttnb ..
~ tiiJH -HlNE frt1ln7ShE nus 5.JsItri4t.
~ q esrttht an 2SS1fiers 1prffn1nemfr1f
8 III I tntprer y, NpbemI

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nber ale Yeronen wee ibre 6gbrdns ptr ipnli9e 9SaI
rleitunsen teraufen aieh tn6 ie unfere gtreer Der
nat,Gnlidtet M llnS per efaar Ofr &npanfnpB spn GS
@s ptrb bnen Mte unb pen arpuren peat lie bet fatem
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-07-27

On Tuesday the 18th inst, our forces
commenced marching towards Poatotoc
to meet the enemy. who seemed afraid to
/ coAe farther South. Al attack was
Intended Woodworking, bdt the yankees
unwilling to risk an open fold fight,
moved of during the night in the diroo
ton Of Tnpelo, A strong rear guard
being loft, it was some time before their
movement was discovered, Part Of our
forces we're sent 10 pursuit Of the enemy
and the rest endeavored To- cut bin of
from Tcpelo, bat when this force reach
ed the point Of intersection Of the two
roads, it was found that the Federals bad
already passed most Of their trains aud
secured a strong position, Bells brig,
Gde, Of BuNpd's division, being the first
to arrive, charged the enemy, but being
fanked on roth sides was compelled to
fall back. Our loss in this charge was
considerable, particularly in officers. In
Col. Bayteau's regiment, Capt. Eastis
was mortally wounded, Capt. Hickman
severely an! Capt. Mcknight Slightly
wounded, Col. Russell 0 the 18th Tenn
received n flesh wound in the arm.
The enemy then moved on to Harris.
burg, a small village two miles west of
Tupelo. Here they spent the night in
terrifying and well did they improve the
time. A strong position was selected,
70 reach WHOA our troops had to pass
bvor aadpen ieh, exposed to the deadly
&r POI the 1mehyls artillery anaASpqe
y. W. Succeeded ii driving them from
their first ling ofsworks, but they held
the second Cur forcos we're Withdrawn
a few. hundred yards with the hope cfin.
ducing the yankee commander to.ri& a
battle out of his Notifications, but the
offer was declined, Thursday night,
Fuckers brigade attacked them at an.
other point. In this engagement which
lasted two hours, the yankees admit a
loss of 500 killed and wounded. On
Friday, the enemy commenced a retreat
which was admirably conducted. Gen.
Forrest pursued and engaged them a
few miles North ct Tupelo, where he re-
ceiyed a slight but painful wound in the
foot.
Our loss in the several engagements
will reach nearly 1000 killed, wounded
and missing, Yankees left at Tupelo,
say their loss, including deaths from dis
ease and desortion was LOO.
Had the enemy come nearer to this
place, where our infantry could bave
been brought into action, we believe a
vic Dry as great as that Of Tishomingo
Creek would have followed.
TIE people of this portion oftho State
owe a debt ofgratitudo to Gener Is Lee
and Forrest and the gallant officers and
nen Of their command, Which they can
never repay. The destruction Q fproper-
5y in the enemy's line Of march exceeds
that Of all other raids in North MisSiss,
ippi Families were left entirely desti
tuto of provisions, and some bad all their
clothing taken or destroyed. Harrisburg
and Tupolo were both burned.
Many think that another raid will be
attempted in a short time. If the yam
KEGS wish to try it again, let them come.
The rapidity with which our forces were
II
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-07-27

Gy~Tbe ladies' Of C0iambu., Miss
and vicinity deserve much credit for
their attention to The SICK and wounded
which have been sent to the hospital du.
ring the last few days.
On Sunday, the l7,h inst We pass,
ed Artesia, columbus Junction. and
saw quantities Of almoSt al kinds Of deli.
c%acios, which we're brought there Tor the
wounded, but finding that they had a
sufficient supply for both sick and well,
it vas freely issued to the soldiers on
board the train Republic.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-07-27

all Of them nave @.Hh Hdlu selFiOV ~ i''N'
su.. nave been dcl lied on account Of ply sicai
inability or p~ecaIiay fitness for the duties of
HE a9'ca.
Pureau transcription.
DEPARTMENT OF Mss.
Macon, July 10Th, 1864.
NJ. Eajtgr.
Nv attention has been calls
ed to an article in your valuable paper
Of Yesterday, baaa 4 Removal, and
in answer 10 it I beg to assure you that
t. is with gcgrcl lint ! have come. to the
determination %otmoving my HeAdquar-
.,rs to some ether poipt: But J. find it
dgat III, not 10 say impossible. 10 pro-
cure the necessary accommodations for
lie officers and employees on duty with
me.
Tie following Sip which appeared
lomo weeks ago in The " Beacon con
tairs more truth tlan pooty, and in
The hco,siits stern reali ties the great
7guheHin Of .hc Co oscript Bureau
sfl.' tagl,s 7rl change his base"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-07-27
Tas Caqscript Bureau.

Br ttc f9't. T,ng note, which we received
rsat, Sil be seen he has been
emmorrrt- f. ts roye bis Department to a
,oaI..y a4aro t4o people are more disposed
10 die recommendations to his employees
We r5r e. be y.aae as it may be said the
neooIs ara wanting in hospitality. All those
who nave formed the acquaintance OF MAJOR
Denis aud Che gentlemen engaged in the yarl-
ssa auies olais Office, will agree with us in
.aylr thg. aay bwebeeu polite, afable, and
cxtraaalv attentive to their duties. Nearly
an osthem hayes On hard service in the field,
ar. nave beoa dcllrcd on account O phy sicai
Inability or p~ecuIi-g fitness for the duties Of
The oa'ce.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1864-07-27

r. &. Lutttell. vs announce q
candidate Gag Treasurer q. tha ensuing
October election.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25
Soldiers Orphans.

The Superin,ending Committee for the
soldiers Orphans of Union county having
beon appointed, and having in their posses
s'on proper blanks to be filled sor appli.
eafious for the benefit Of tSe law, would
request the Schoo! Directors of the differ
cut Districts TO ssscrtaia whether there
ere any persoss 10 their respective Districts
entitled to tSe beuefts Of the Act, and to
make requisition for instructions and
blanks upon either OF the undersigned.
The Committee hope that no orphan may
suffer through neglect or want Of informa-
sion on the subject, and therefore request
oil Who feel an interest 10 the offspring Of
our fallen braves to give any information
which will lead to the desired result.
Persons entitled to the benefit OF the
oct are children Of either sex under the
sge Of fifteen, dependent upon either pub
lilo or private charity for support, or on
the exertions Of mother or other person
destitute Of means to afford proper edu-
cation and maintenance, (of fathers who
have died in their country's service who
were sctssl bonafile residents Of Peunsyl-
yanis.) j. A. OWENS, Chairman.
Rev. DR.. DICKSON.
Mrs. MARY A. BEAVER,
DR.. L. ROOKIE,
MARK HALrpENNY, Con'mi!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-25

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