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more firmly. with the expectation of at

lnoic ntuiJ: ~iih the expectation Vi at
least putting in another night here
But by the time We are fairly done fixing
the Boats which we passed up in the
Bay came along being towed by two
Steamers so we SUDDENLY strike our Tents,
buckle on our traps and get aboard, bid
adieu to Coinjock Fort. New York Bat
terry, Shaving Suttler, intelligent native,
coiored folks, and every body else, and
cast a wishful eye to distont Roanoke.
We are again on the raging canal but lev.
el with the Ocean or at least j n tide wa
ter. We travel few miles and VIC enter
the n ortb as 1t is called, but tor oul
life we could not see where the river was.
It is merely at least the par! We passed
throushis ar arm of the Albemarle into
which the North river enters. We pass
about twenty miles through this and We
reach the entrance to the Albemarle
Sound. There we cast anchor and spend
another nigh. on the surging waves, it not
being safe to enter the so,,nd after light
Under the circumstances we spend a
reasonably pleasant night on the
boat. when Sabbath morning appears
bright and delightful, SO we haul up the
anchor and start down the Sound to our
present Haven, after making about TWEEN
ty.Gve miles, we arrived at this Island Of
sand. huckelherry bushes, pitch pine. &c,
marched across to the Island to the eamn
are greeted with hearty welcome by
Captain Musser's boys, after With we
stacked arms, pitched our tents and put
in very pleasant night. and are very IA
vorably impressed with the situation, hav-
ing reasonably good water, enough to
eat, aud not very hard duty to perform
fear have wearied your patience al.
ready, SO | will close after making few
general remarks in reference to the roufe
/ from Norfolk, the country, &c. The
whole route is called by some the Chesa-
peak and Abemarle Csnal, but there are
but two artificial cuts or canals and bat
balance Of the rout is all Natures navi-
CATION this lock is in the Virginia Cut, Or
Dismal Swamp Canal. the Norfteru
part being lower than ,h. Southern
part. and you have tide water on the
north and also on south Of said lock
The country on both sides Of the waters
through which we passed is nine swamps,
marsh aud reed aats-iismal enough re-
ally with. here and there miserable
( looking poverty stricken ha5itat;or, some
of the boys thought we were very poorly
paid for the sacrifices we were making to
regain possession of such country.
While I am writing see our chaps are
hard at work binding durable lodging
places. Cloyd Parker has Just led a
Cow team 5y loriei with loya, and two
big stout con:rabantis walking after.
We are all pleased with our Commits
stoned Officers and our situation gencral!y
We are all 10 .o!erably good health al able
to stand erect, some getting fat.
4' Yours Truly
ssI .7 .t-s.say sa H. D. ".
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SeIeet 4o,irn
THE SIMILITUDE EVERYWHERE
THOUGHT OF.

When We few weeks ago compared the ca
reer Of President LisCoLN to that of MOSES
we little thought how universally this ides
would present itself everywhere. The pa
pers all over the country bring US editorials
speeches, sermons, letters, &c. all speak, ng
Of the Great Emancipator as a second Moses
We were very much struck with the similitudC
scor after the assassination, and yet We have
been astonished to see how almost universally
Ministers, Eiit,rs, letter writer's and public
speakers simultaneously hit upon the same
idea, In one Of our exchanges We find the
following:
The nation has lost father;
The people have lost friend.
When tempests round us gathered
He did our rights defend
Like Moses, on Mount Pisgah,
He viewed the promised land;
But not permitted 70 enter,
Though peace so ne2t al hand
But now wo loan Johnson,
Who with steady hand. ~
VIII lead US safe, like Joshua,
Till peace shines on our land.
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LETTER FROM M'CLELLAN'S COMPANY.
ROANOKE ISLAND, n. g.
April 10, 1860.

FRIEND GUSs
l thought would write
a few lines and give you description OF
our Journey to this place. | dc assure
you a jolly trip it was We left Harrisburg
on Monday morning the Sd inst, and
went to Baltimore, We all appeare d
tired of Harrisburg, and anxious to get
away, SO you may judge we enjoyed livery
much. We had two passenger cars espec-
tally for ourselves, SO you may calculate,
we had right good Accommodations, for
soldiers travelling by Railway, as they are
generally put into Stock Cars The tout
between Harrisburg and Baltimore nearly
all the folks about MIfliintown are famil-
lar with. So will pass by it. AiI
We arrived at Baltimore in the after
noon, formed in line, and marched
through the City to the Soldiers Rest
where we renamed until Wednesday af-
ternoon. When we came to Baltimore
on Monday there appeared to be great re-
joicing over the tail Of the rebel Capitol,
There was great display of American
flags from almost every building--the
eublems of our Nationality and the pride
Of our glorious country he land Of the
free aud the home of the brave We
were greeted with applause and the
waving of handkerchrefs by many of the
citizeus, and especially By the Ladies, is
We marched through the city. Our boys
appeared to he highly pleased with Bal
tinlorc. We got a little better rations there
q. the hands of Uncle Sam than We had
been getting at Harrisburg, and We had
considerably more liberties and better ac-
commodations all of which was certainty
very agreeable 20 the whole company. p
Baltimore according to our opinion lisa
very agteeable, enterprlsing and business
place, butt is very i'll contrived, irregular
and badly laid cut City,; and in point
Of beauty and cleanliness, aud taste is
far behind Philadelphia. We now leave
baltimore on "Wednesday afternoon for
Fortress Monroe, by S:eam Boat down
the Chesapeak Bay, and travel all night,
and arrive at Fortress Monroe about noon
Thursday, the 9th, aud we stayed there
three or four hours and had the pleasure
Of takiug our old friends Weimer. Notes
tine Brown, &c, by the hand. Our
Mifiin Boys, who are at the Fort are all
hale and hearty. Fortress Monroe is a
delightful situation and we were all very
favorably impressed with every thirg
about ;he place ; but we were not permit
ed to remain there long enough to exam-
ire the place aud Fort thoroughly as We
had to tax e. the Boat for Norfolk, where
we arrived in about an hour or so, after
We left the Fort. We had formed our
opinion from what we had heard and read
of Norfolk that it was an uncoutb as well
as filthy, and of course an unhealthy
place, and we were not at all disappointed
as We found on taking stroll through
the town that there was very little sym
metry, indeed l may safely say, there is
not the least exhibition of form or taste
about the town, with the exception of 2
few Stores which are kept by Yankees.
who have gone there slnce the war and
are begianins 70 introduce soma taste ID
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-estat alotires.

TsTATE NOTICE.
~ Estate q. aaron z Bentley. deed.
Notice Is hereby given that letters Of Admir-
istra,ion on the estate of Aaron E Bentley.
late of Fayette township. deceased. have been
granted to the undersi gned residing in the
same township: Al persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested to
make 10 immediate payment and those hav-
ing claims VIII please present them duly au-
thenticated for settlement.
Mrs SALLIE E BENTLEY.
Fsb2a-6t -,
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

n--s --+sS.t '--l
THE Patrons Of the SEyTIsELwho may visit
L harrisburg, or desire a frst class Picture
should by all means 20 where they take the
most splendid Ekenesses ever gotten up any
-hsr., rs:ch is at
s sE D. BrRETE & CO.'S. a
- - -. I-..:sarE Ps
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CALL AND EXAMINE
~ our Stock Q: Ready Made Clothing before
YOU Purchase Elsewters, you will ind on
hsnd scod assortment for Nca snd Boys
ware, witch ~ii, be sold cheap FOR cash ot
country nTeducs.
MICKEY & PENNELL.
en- If Patterson. Pa.
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tc w. A.. LEvERING, s
Lumber s. Commission Merchant
= Eq Callowhill Street Wharf, u 4
C3iI0HNlII StrteI VUhiI,
Philadelphia, Pa.

Philadelphia, Pa.
{ Supplies Of Timber, Slaves. Locuet Pins,
Hoop Poles, Sc SC and Luuiber gerers.yl,
will be purchs ssd, contracted for, crreoeiTed
hs commi.yior, ?. III. option the shipper
Sebl5 Gu
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q H9N Assi;S

JAMES NORTH Agt.
s9aiiy except Sunday iDaily except Monday.
Stop at Perrysville at, ll:2S-(if haged)
IL .20-4;59. T Stop st Thompsontown at
LAG. 4:46:
I Stop az Perrysville at 3.l9 If faged)-
s:45-9:3i. Thompsontowr at S.2S-9:9o
Il Hsged
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NSTGTT NOTICE

ESTATE NOTICE
L. Esta. Of Escis Crater. dsc'e.
Notice is hereby given that letters Of Admin
istration on the Estate OF Lewis Crater, late
of Monroe township. deceased. have been
granted 10 the Undersigned residing In Fay
ette township. Ali persons knowing them
selves indebted ere requested TO make
immediate payment and those having ola,ms
will please presen, them duly authenticated
for settlement -- 80. ga
Mar-6t EZRA SMITH, AdmT.
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Premium
CHAIR MANDATORY.
OEFIcE or THE yuSIArA COUNTY J
AGRICULTURL SoCIETY,

AGRICULTURL SoCIErY,
Perrysvillc, Oct. iG, 1868.
We do hereby certify that the Committee
On Manufactured Articles has awarded to
CHsRLEs w. WEIIzEL the First Premium for
tha most substantial. neaiest made, and best
finished sett Of Chairs. .-. -.
w. JACOBS, Ttsas'-.
WILLIAM HEScH. Sec'p jsni3
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Pensions Pensions +,

PERSONS WHO I.AYE BEEN Dis
"A ABLE DURING THE PRESENT WAR
ARE ENTiTLE 80 4 PENSION. All per
soma Sho intend applying for . Pension must
cali on the Examining Surgeon know wcth-
~ their Disability is sufficient TO enIitle them
% Pension. All disabled Soldiers will cali
on the undersigned who has been appointed
Pension Examining Surgeon for Juaiaia and
sdj0ia ug Counties.
P. c. RUNDTO, ". D.,
-rEF Patterson, Pa.
Dec. g. la63.-tf i-- i'i.- tt't
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ESTATE NOTICE
~ hsfdte cflJosn " Hitls, deed.
Notice is hereby given that letters of Admin
is'ration on 'ne estate OF John N Hittle, late
of Fsye'ie township, deceased. have been
granted to the undersigned residing in the
same township. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested 10
make immediate payment and those having
claims will piease present them duly authen-
tica,ed for settlement.
Feb22G; SAMUEL LEONARD. Adn'r.
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OY-EZ! OT-EZ :

THE undersigned residing in Greenwood
L township. Junlatl county, having taken
out 4 license as Auctioueer respectfully Of
rers his services 80 the public. All letters ad
dressed tc him ut Liverpool, Perry county, or
a;iiierstown, Perry county, viii be promptly
attended to. JAMES cox.
Greenwood, May IL.
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EZRA SMITH, Admr.

TSTATE NOTICE
IL Esat, OF yGms, Kidd cse'd.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Testamen-
;ary on the Estate of James Kidd, late OF
Tuscarora township. decd, have been grant
ed to the undcrs: gned residing in the same
township. al persons knowing themselves
isiebtei TO said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and these having claims
thereon viii piease present them duly autheh-
;icated for settlement.
WILLIAM KIDD, Er>,,.,or..
Mar29 Ct JAMES KIDD, !
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Children to Bind Ont.

Children to Bind Ont.
TINE Overseers of the Poor of Milford
i township have twelve Orphan Children
boys aud girls from 70 10 years OF age-
for whom they desire to- procure. suitable
homes, either for their Oarding and clothes
o. will bind them for a certain number OF
years. For particulars apply TO
JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
- ARNOLD yARNES,
Milford tp. / aversesr'.
Jan l8--em 4 - 81, ...t.e ..,t.., u.
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Professional Cards.
TOMB STONES.

REUBEN CAVENEY, Manufacturer of Tomb
stones, McAlis,erviie and Miffiintown. All
work put up in the most tasteful anu sno-
Gantial manner. Give hin. call.
april l3-64tf
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MILITARY CLAINS.

fINHE undersigned will promptly attend TO
l. the collection Of claims against either the
F.sts or Nstioaal Government, Pensions, Back
Pay, Bounty, Extra Pay, ana all other claims
arising out Of The presen: or any other war,
collected.
JEREMIAH LYONS,
Attorney -st-Lav.
aigint5~n. Juniats &C., Pa. Ifetl0
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EsTATE NOTICE
Il Ec.-ts NJ Iet,r Tcc.r. G.t'(.

L E,.a,. Of Peter Icdsr, 6,c'&.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
minstration on the Estate Of Peter foder late
Of Delaware township. dec i. have been grant
ed 10 The undersigned Of said township All
persons knowing themselves indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
meLt, ard those ha-ing claims will please
present themduly authenticated fer settle
ment. =. -
Mar 29.6t HENRY CROSS, admir-.
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BrstKefs iinh bic iinsnii.


DaS Sfaatsoepartement in MaIbinatOn bal
fplgenoen NusSug aus ben gerbanbluneen bes
legislation a0rpers Der &epublit Bremen er.
balten:
Stbungbes geieBgebenben aDr.
pers, 10. IprtI.
p8et G%r6fnuna Der Situng reoete Der 8ralis
Dent, 8idtsr P. q. 0ieper,t bic aliemblp felz
9enoermaben an: @
pGbe mir uniere re9Aldren Geihdfte be9in>
men, laBt uns Der freuoi9en unb b6dit tpidti@
gen gta3ri6t, ipel6e in ben lebtsn Saeen ppn
Der anoern Seite res Oceans eintraf geoenten.
Sabt unS Der. Sreuoe iiber ben grCben Sieg Der
Union il6er Die 9tebelion uno Der Saapenhal>
ter Iu8trud eeben. Bremen 1T uno mar im>
mer in Der intimiten @erbinOuns NIT ben Ser.
Staaten. @iele unierer S6bne fe6ten in ben
Heiben Der l6oeralen Nrlnee unD Die Wldnner
Der f"reien Nrbett unO Die Dentf6en
baben ge3eigt, oaB 8eba1lidteit uno Sapferfeit
enblib ile9en %niIiIen, trot Der fur6tbaren Nnz
itrengungen Der Seinbe. 0leine .6erren, Iaet
unb uniere Sprnpatbie nit Der amerifantiden
Union SIT ~erfennen 9eber, inoem mir uns BON
.unieren Siben erbeben!"
9ie gauge gerlammluns erbOb i3 nno
orei ,6p6s aus, su GGren req Sieges Der
SlGe. a z5 so.oI =
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Organization Der GSiifar.G 81 nmifItou.

0aibtn ton 10. Wiai. 9a3 Grieg8>
oeri6t sur 8gO5eIiirung Der Otel6elm6roer unb
6ereu 0erl6nrrsnen belt berte bel perI6lOiiez
men Sblren Sibung unO pr9anilrte ii6. Seine
3eitunssbert6teritutter murOen sugela7ert.
Burlington 10. Dlai. GInlti9 tuers
ben feline @efangene aus Dem alien Capitol poer
Carroll @efdngniB e~ntlaiien tperoert, pbne cine
Orbre oes 9epartementS : Gommanoanten ppn
@albinston.
glabri6ten aus &aleieb meioen, oaB es bort
betannt 1T, oa5 YrdIioent Sobnipn peoer @ouo.
8arce nod Die bisberi9e @eieb9ebung pom
9tcrb Carolina anerteunen miro.
9epioirte neutrality-suspicious. iinO erlaiz
fen nproen. Sitter, pel6e ni6t olS Gontre@
bano be8ei9net iperOen, f5nnen in bic friberetl
&ebelenltaaten perididt nerben uno @rlaub=
nibldeine peroen an ale lopolen BerIonen gez
geben peroen. 8%aun1pOIe bat 25 psf. Nbz
9abe gu geben, bod wenn pieielbe Ourd freie
6arbi9e pOer peiBe BeriOnen Durh ei9ene Dir
belt ge8pgsn Wurbe, nur 3 psf. Ser Grfplg
bieier ReguIationen lit, oab ite Die friberen
Heidrdnfangen sum srbBten She'll tpieoeu auf=
ben.
9enerolmal0r 0dtlcpd BAT. elm circular ets
Ialieu, in weIGem er ale Wtuiterunga= Oifjiere
aufrroert, ipfDrt bic 3obluns5liiten ein3ui6itS
fen, banlit ben DOM Commando abnelenpen
SOlbuten, Oeren 9tenft5eit batb ablau1t, ipbalb
ols mOsIi9 Der ridtdnOise GoIO auege5ablt
iperoen tann.
Sus ariegs : 9epartement bat entfdieoen,
baB ole Offsiere Der 6reimiaisen unter 8rigaz
olerS Han9, pel6e ebrenpOa %entlaiien wurDen
OOer %eutlaien werOen Su 3 monutli4er @rtra=
gage beredtist finn.
Ser 3peite GOntrpIeur tes Sdas rites 81,
perOronet, bub OffSiere, pelde in g}rie98-
gefan9eniHoit Uuren, fir oieIe 3eit 81 oerlets
ben Sage uno O~enielben RatiOnen jeDp6 ni6t
gu ben grtrasS ratifcatipneh fir 8erantpcrt@
li6feit BON @ufen &C. beredti9t fno.
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Observation-Disclosures.

SIM 8esirtSseri4t wuroeu seiteru
~iolsenoe 9etrete %erlalien: Glernentine g.. Gbaie.
Marp 8. DUNCAN, IS. W. DUNCAN, @ormiin-
Der BON &ate Gbaie u. a. sesen @liiubetb Gbaie.
Oetret, Iqen Chapman aIs Truitee beg gaf=
laiies BON SbornDite Gbaie su ernennet.
Gb. 8rpOfs u. a. 9esen Spbn %. Orem u.
a. Detret gum Gertauf s%epi'ien Gisentbuns.
SIN Common 8leaS 8erid t
peroen beute ole NppelatipnsfdQe autgerufen
iperoen.
SIM Baiie ri d t wurpe benz So
lepb Sbpnas lie Serpaltung pes @erm69ers
pom Sacob G6cnta8 ibertrasen.
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arn,,erzsseretn opu ssaltimure.

Sn Der am 2. Dtat otseiattenen@ DETERMINING fes obt9sn
9efsins pureen felsenhe 8efaiIift oefast nno sss t,
~biefelben rebf brn betrd ftieten llnterihriften itnnTtItaer
annefsnben DIitaIis Der iu perDfentri6en, aIs:
Bef6Ipfffn: Dab bte uuterleiSnetsn ~esnotSiet MP
meoe Ter TN S~erHcNsnen Wtntfr fatt8ebabtsn hpben pfetle
BON n obsYPotertdltsn, Ntbeitsl6bnsn rnb aler tn beren
Rad ctnfbtdesubsn NrtiteI, ben @rets hes Spntnier. Steres
BON Wasniae ben 20. Ntat, Gf Is 0paars per Barrel fsfjn.
freau. unb ferrer
8ef6Ip6en. Das BET bic fem ~unFreits bpben Yr.tfs,
Eelten su fOrpern BITE Br0uer gut Selbferbe l:ung aus sct
gen SrfnSen eeswuneeu frb, her 9Htrts bet Dem test8en
pret1 ron S Gents Der tBta6 ni6t tsitebfn foam uro lenl'F
ZEN WiontGd. ten 20. Nidt 1861 In uniern idrnmttt@eA rfip.
&trto 6aIiS eptalet tpS Glas fir 6 Cts ~Setfdnft wtre
tSeor8 &pa, @ .. RcBnars,
Sofpb Seeeer, Srbn RpaIfe,
SHEn Boper, SRI fer az IS!eSrer,
4tpn: SeT, dug. Bed
Sgp. Bauernfdmibt, g. WstFenb5cE QDpe.
Is 9SteSner, y. g. 9oIfmlnn,
Jp9n BauetnIdmtbt, Seeeer * Sttefei.
Spbu &rentel. t6mat3lD2mlr)
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9lus Californian.

San 8ran8iscO, g.. Wl0i. General
McDoneu bat Die vAmuoer 9ispatn," Elm er.
tremes SeSeiiipnsblatt, 'snetorldt unb oelien
Gepatteure perbuiten ialisn.
Die ueberlanoppit fommt sAr urregelmdBi9
an. 8riefe pareu gen6bnlib 3O-4O Sage
pom Sem 0Ort unterwegs. Sn per9ansener
@p9e tamen muir 3wei 8oiten.
Die 8ep6lterung Ore9on's petitionirt I'm
cine SOrtiebun9 Der ti9li6en Poit nUn Sotra=
mento na6 8ortIano. l5l' - H-1 {.
9a8 Srlblinsa9elbdit nit Soabo bat ieinen
Mnfang senommen. Sn 8pice Gitp 1T Iues
iebr tbeuer. Mebl trllroe 81 $50 per SAB per-
fauft. a!a aa@a as.r..s ~ .
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9fcucres ouS Nurpuo.

6alifar 10. Wtat. = Ser Sampler
Nia 1T nit Nadri9ten pom 80. aus 2iuer~
pOOI bier eir9etrOffsn. SIN gang europa puroe
Der SOB 81. QincOln5 bebauert.
0as unterbou8 be5 Oeitreidii6en &ei6ss
rotb8 paIitrte einitimraig cine Srpftabreiie an
oaS amerifanii9e 8plt.
9ie Oeitreidil6e unO S9meiserilhe &esie-
rung buben dbnli4e GOrefen nad &aibinstOn
gei6idt.
Sic 9rOteitantii&e Stride rpn Paris bielt
cine T~pbtenfeier.
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aysprb su GuiIfOrp. epnn.

Stem 9apen, 9. Dtai. 81. 6. Cycles
ion, Elm Gaufmunn 81 @uilfprO wurbe seltern
9tbenO I'm 9 ubr, uls er in ieiner 2aoentbir
itano, BON Dem jungen 9nbrep anpples onrb
einen SGub. Iebenssefdbrli6 perpunoet. &.
bate nit tbm STREET gebabt, neil er ieiner
S@ndgerin Die @uur ma6te. 6. fob gu 8fero
mad SapbrOOt OIL Connecticut, fubr in einen1
Na6en ilber, unO miro auf benz Gadtbopt BON
t6%artforo na6 Stem Sort geeanqen fem.
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Sic neite 9ImIeibe.
sts.AfO.OO0 acseld,net.

9bttabeIpbta, 10. Stat. 9ie Sub
icription ouf Die neue 7-30 Mnleibe belief ii6,
beute auf bic enOrme Summe BON $17.41O.z
600, oorunter 100000 BON Ger /. NatiOnalz
8ant bon Baltimore uno $1,000 900 BON
Der 2. ylationalz 8anf pOn Cincinnati !; ferner
1926 Gin5slnseidnungen auf Bombs i'm
0ertbe BON $50 uno 500. iim.a1 asg
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0(us Mcrifn
0ic Gimuab me pom q aItiao unb montsrc,

Nem<Oprf, 10. Mai. Ser 9ams
pier Gu9le pm 9apanna iii nit 9ta6ri6ten
pom 6. bier an9etOmmen. Gin 9ampfer NOR
uon Samptce a%ugetOmmen NIT pff5ieQen yta6>
rtnten BON Der ginnabme Saltiap's uno Wlonz
terep'S pur6 ben &epubIitanii9en General ge.
CRETE unO Der Stabt gictpria, 5auptitabt BON
Sama Sanaulipos hur@ Menoes 9as OiariO
bebauptet Nahri6ten BON Der fredericksburg
SaItiQp's su pabea Nnoere Na6ridten iu<
gen, boB Der geriud Die Staot 5uridSuerObern
febIi9lug nno man eiren anoeren beabitdtige.
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Self. Oapis

Gbattonopga, 9. Nlai. Self. Dapis
tpar an Iebten 6reitag abeno in 8aneton, 6ar'
cod Gountp, geor9ia.
Gen. @ilipn bat 9lataten Oruden Iaiien
in benen er betannt madt, peIdper 9reiS auf
G%infangun9 oe8 Sl16tlings geiett lit.
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eSbme Ger Sreibeit sam Sose perurt5eilt.

Snotanapolis, 9. 0tai. Sen zWlaior
6ccep bat auf Nutpritdt prn @oibingtpn bin,
0rore e~rlaiIen, @OmellS, MiQitin uno ScrIep,
pel9e mesen !0O9perratb8 our9 elm !arieosqes
ridt gum Sobe perurtbeilt puroen, am 10. ..
sc. binsuri@ten. q
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-. -. @stnbaro,
HebtssNnmalt unb MopDtat.

Office: Gde ter 5. Str. uzb 2cutFara Asenuc,
g%Daibtr stpn, Dc
graftt.srt In Der Supreme Court Der @er, Gtant'n. ber Sus
prelne @vurt bs8 DtfrtttS Gei1mbtd, Der Court FUR An"
n, i'd, unb in rem per gdpieteHen @opernntent Depa tmcn,s
~ Sshe eerurfbte @ustunit rtrb tn esutitsr un6 ere-
Gf%sr Snrd6, erttetIt. (~10cr1NPtl
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BeRullIltlllIlDulsgell.
VttD 0ommiffiOncrS Offce.

Baltimore. IL Mat1865.
geraeeslt'M NJ eebpte rsrben In btefer OiFee bts gum N0Sr.
tag. 70. D2at, @Drmittass 10 ubr t~ntsseen senentne en- fir
cas- @rnStren, YfaHsrn uni llmpFaaern bts eanjen aFetls
BON NrGftra6e spifheu 8dpette umo Bdlttuoreitr.
Der 9rntrcttpr rber BITE &rntrattoren baten etnen Bomb
NIT anaenSrnnener Cider belt Az eeben. taB bds @rabireu.
Ytaasrn unt umefGstrn tn Rritttr uettrttnit tim N una s-
f@iett NIT ben 8srI5riften Der Srtinanj .3ur H~efhtnun9
c;nes Spaems fir @rdeirune, pfaterins unS ~llmpfafe-
rans Der Strasea, @aHtn unb Nuten ptr Staot 8altt mpre".
SIM Muftrae
3. Smttb
t1lnnaemIidl) QIerf res Gtdet.G pmmtHdrs.