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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-01

A Song for October.

October strews the woodland DER
With many a brilliant color:
The world is brighter than before,
Why should our hearts be duIler?
Sorrow and the scarlet leaf,
Sad thoughts and sunny weather
All me! this glory and this grief
Agree not well together
This is the parting season, this
The time when friends arc flying;
And lovers now, with many kiss,
Their long farewells are signing.
Why is earth so gaily dressed?'
Inls pomp that autumn beareth
A funeral seems, where every guest
A bridal garment weareth.
Each one Of us may often here,
On some blue morn hereafter,
Returp to view the gaudy year,
But not in boyish laughter. 81
We shall then he ~rinkled men,
Our brows with silver laden,
And thou this glen mav'st seek again.
But never more n maiden.
Mature perhaps foreseos that spring
Will touch her tecming bosom,
And thinks few brief months will bring
The bird-She bec-tle blossom.
Ahl these forests do not know,
Or would less brightly witLer,
The virgin that adorns them so
VIII never more come hithcr.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-01

A French photographer has made
arrangements for descending to the
bed OF the ocean in IL submarine yes
sci, provided with the electric light,
and making Submarine photographs.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-01
Brass Foundry.

YNHE subscriber, thankful for past pa
4 tronage, would inform his friends
and the public that he is still prepared
to furnish all kinds of BRASS CASTING
in workmanikc manner and with de-
spatch. ROBERT McDOUGAL,
July 81 m Gadsden, near Washington al.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-01
Fifty Dollars Reward.

STOLEN from me a fine BAY
aso HORSE, supposed to be between
T&Sl4 and Is hands high, large dish
S-0Cface, star in the forehead, left eye
lash torn of, which keeps his cye-ball fret
ted and has caused spot in the eye--vct
his sight is good; one hind foot white,
small windSall on his wethers, a large
neck, thin body, very dark mane and tail.
Any person knowing OF such horse will
please address me at Chick Springs, Green
vile District, andI Will send for the horse
and send the reward
Sept II 81 HARRINGTON HAWKINS.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-10-01

NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER I. 1865.
WE have this day entered into corart-
w nership. for the purpose of conduct
ing a GENERAL COMMISSION and BANK
ING BUSINESS at each of the points above
named.
Our attention will also be devoted to fill
ing orders and making collections for our
Southern friends.
Advances mado on consignn1cnts OF
PRODUCE to either firm. Very respect
fully, J. n. BEACH, OF Liverpool
w. MitsSHALL, OF Charleston.
s. ROOT, Of Atlanta, Ga
f. SALOM0N, lateof New Orleans
~-~~~~>->>~~~o~>>-->~-~>---~~
RkFEREHCEs.
UNION DANK, Liverpool
II. X. CLAFLINk CO, New York.
J. H. BROWER, Esq. New York
H. ROBERTS, Sava annah.
c: N: FURMAN, Esq, President Bank OF
State S. c., Charleston
f.. J. HART & CO., New Orleans.
JOHN CALDWELL, Columbia, S. C.
Sept 26 -
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A Few EXAMPLES. extermi-
nation of the negro race is already
beginning. A gentleman tells us Of
one who left her old cabin and came
here with her four children to seek
work, when for months past there has
not been work and money enough in
Columbus for half the people in it.
The negress, still, wanting to be in
town, built her a rude hut smear
Girard, and in short time three of
the children died and were buried in
the bushes near by. Another woman,
who came here, and went afterwards
to the country, but not to the cold
place." has lost two out of three chill
dren in a week. Neglect, was the
cause OF both deaths. These are not
rare cases. In all towns they are ra-
pidly dying.
One of the blessings attendant upon
freedom is the neglect of children by
their mothers. A lady told us of a
hired negress who left the lot and her
babe for over thirty hours, and feel
ing insulted when asked why she had
left, replied, ''the fewer children the
less work. -CoLumbus (Ga. .Sun.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-30
Ineedotes Of GeneraI leEry.

A gentleman who was present on
both occasions referred to, vouches fer the i
following anecdotes Of the ''Hero Of Port
Fisher"
Gen. Terry was resident Of 3 small
town in Connecticut, where he formerly
owned foundery One day, six or
seven years ago, he was preparing to
cast some large pieces Of machinery.
After the iron was melted aud every
thing in readiness to begin the opera
ton the workmen (some twenty in num-
Der, headed by a big, stout fellow
"struck," and declared they would not
pour the metal. No time was TO BE- lost.
Terry instantly grasped stout wooden
cudgel which lay near, and advancing
10 tie leader felled him with blow. = De
next one shared his fate, and the thira
and fourth bit the dust. The rest m
mediately boIted for the open ar, th'nE-
inc doubtless that prudence counseled
retreat BIZ this time the leader regain
inc his feet Terry settled him again.
Proceeding to the next one, be aceosted
him thus Nov, will you help pour that
iron7 Ifnot, down you 90 again. The
man concluded to 20 to work. The next
two followed bis example. BY this time
the first man had again recovered q per
peudicular, and exclaimed-'T-T Terry,
you've hurt fne7'
Terry-sWell, sir, meant 70 Eurt
you. Nov will you help pour that ron.
or take another blowY "Ww.weli
guess I'll p-p-pour" He Immediately
took his place j a the ranks. Those whe
had sought safety by fight, returned, ane
the piece vas finished 10 good time ane
shape. After it was done be took then
70 a hotelsand ordered splendid sup
per, and 1T the same time saying he hai
ought tohaye killed every one Of them
This illustrates the manner in which b
quelIed rebellion in foundery
Again, during the exciting periO
which preceded and Immediately follor
ed the reduction Of Fort Sumter, a mas
meeting was held near TeFryville. lib
Colonel WAS on hand with rousing loat
which he b. ought in with bis own team
q splendid pair Of grays
Soon delegation was noticed ap
preaching the place, headed BY loai
bearing large white dag vii
seven stars on Il, or, as they terne
Il, a"peace banner Terry knew tha
II the flag was permitted to enter Ii
town, trouble would ensue, and then }
could not stand the sight Of a Rebel fla
in Connecticut. Mounting a horse
galloped to the head Of the column, an
Numbered "Halt' The order was ODE
ed. NOW, said Terry, pull down thi
flag, or suffer tho consequences Il
stantly two or three muszets were leyg
ed at hin, for every man aud boy N tn
''psace delegation came armed with
musket, club, or other weapon. n
pointed muskets looked dangerous, b
Terry, perfectly unmoved, told them
they dared 10 shoot every man Of the
should die. The rufiians, awed by h
tone and appearance, laid down the
The flag was hauled down out Of sigh
and the delegation entered the town
silence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-30
a CARD.

DR.. II. A ARsIsTEAD,
r ATE OF HENDERSON, EKSTUCKT. TEs-
i A dars his proS4aional services 10 the citizsns
afEwszsvsIla snd vsc4plty. 0Gss At his Fszt1spos
sn Third street one d6oT below the Esw MsEsedist
Ghurgk Oct. 1sssmd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-30
IN THE
Retail Department

We have full stock Of
Ladies Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints "a, "A,
81, 104 Bleached and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Circu-
larsand Sacques, Ladies Sun I'm
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &C., 70 which We would
call the attention of all wishing to pur-
chases in our line of business
ryso-lF JAQUEsS a. FHEECH,
No. 10 EsrE1 Street. Evansville
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-30
PIANOS.
Pianos.

Pianos PianOSy
WE HAVE VOW or HAND, AND ARE
rsesising the largsst aud finest lot Of Pianos
IN tnis city.
All Instruments SOLD byus are
+ sae Warranted.
Call and see ens stock Of PiaEos. at
WARREN eORTEeToEB,
Jahz No. Msin strsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-30
House Furnishing
Retail Department,

In our House Furnishing Department
we have a full stock of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rings, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain Dsmask, Lace
Curtains, Cornices, Table Oil
Cloths, &C., &C., making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evsnsv lille.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-30

HAVE oogsUMMATED ARRANGEMENTS
i for the manufacture Of the most desirable kiud
Of Goods in ray line, adapted 10 this section OF
the r,untry, and particularly to the City Trade,
Whleh viii enable me 70 keep up my stock OF hhe
Goods aud 10 prepared 70 supply the demand Al a.
low prices a. any House In the West.
For the Spring trade am already
at work getting up such Goods as
the Season will require, Of the most
desirable Styles, and which ! win
sell at q small profit above the
actual cost of Stock and Labor.
Also, the celebrated Rubber Sole
Boot, for Men, Boys and Youths,
constantly on hand.
no large aud we'll assorted STOCK Of Mons
Boys and ohlla's Hais aad Caps, ef 81 desorip.
tons, and Ladies, Misses and Chlids Trimmed
Hats and Palm Hoods, Al low prices.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-30
CoRoNER,s INoUEsT

ITEOW al nasu that T. John Blsebman, Coro-
IA usr g yzaGeEbaFzh COUNT. lad Wifb ~.
all q j@ry Of tNs4Fs men. legal voters Of ssfd
county. on tha eth day o. Dscsubes. fss4 hsfd
a. inquest On the body q Conder Mslsy. At the
tine % Ms asAfh Be vas supposed 70 - abost -
years Cd, about feet inches hixh.
verdict % the jury s--g4fne % his death By &C
etdsstAa droEetnTs - falilaE from fat In tow Of
the steamer Gisndais. JOHN BIsCHMAR,
oec50 Coroner Vandsrbnrx Count.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-30
COAL.

Newburg and Eureka Coal.
T,Hk usDERsIssED witt FUREIsH TO
oopsamsr< 81 ali tines, . 50 psTfor artieis q
Coal, in quantities 70 salt
M0RTEE 4 CO.
move ofaes No. 6, 5cath Water 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-30

Ever brought to this market, consisting
of
Brown sheeting and shirtings.
Bleached Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Goods, Prints, Cash
meres, Satinetts, Tweeds. Cotton
AIDES, Linens and Ginghams. Gloves
and Hosiery, &C., &c. Also a full
stock of n lotions.
These Goods were all bought before
the great advance in prices, and We viii
guarantee to sell as low as the same kind
Of Goods can be bought in any market
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Das urtbeiI uurte tefatist

~orbnunS seftraft usrber. DaS nrtbeI nrree beFdtISf
Der Fan tam benz Nppe[tanten auf $17.98.
Rcfes Well, GrreIatien Don Urie6euSri1ter StB, ne
gen 8erIetuna elmer Gtabtnercrbnlng I'M $50 nebtt y
Z Ste. Soften 9efraft. Der Bertbeibiser madte geltenb,
bas teiu Staatagefet cine fcI&e Orbiuans, citrate ait
Salten zines 8agateltii6es 5u Iegen, redtf rtige, BOO
ba5 @eriht pertparf ben Ginpanb u b beft6t8te oaS Hr'
tbeil be8 6riebensri@terS. Ser Muralt erilarte bic Ibe
ft9t, ben Gan Dor bos Mppenaticnsgeri3t brtngeH 81
pcnen.
@obauu purbe Der Gal bes geeserS 8. u. Gontlin arr
gumentirt, mel&er a~nsetlast 1T, ben Otulatten George
@curiep ermorbet gu baben. Der 0Ri6ter belt, na6oem
bic a%rguuente ~6eenbiSt, cine fur5e &euue iber bic i3euz
gendusiaSen unb fam gu benz S&lus, tas eiuSauptpunft
feble. nGuIi1 Der BetpeiS elmer beabtbtiaten @rmorbuna,
CT ftnbe besbaIb ben NnSeflagten nibt bes WeorbeS, ions
bern 6eS 2obti6la9S f8albig unb perbe ibm ipIter cine
angemeliene Strafe 3%ubittiren. Der @efangeue murt e
p%orlGufis mad ber Sail 3uritd4ebra&t.
Der Sail BON DaOiS Strap aus Carroll @ountp. ouses
tlaot, ale gi9teinppbner 2iqucr cbne Qi3ens bier Sers
fault 5u baben, wnrbe peri6O6en.
8. 8. 3teiiGeI unb = SIcd, 6eibe ~dngefld9t. Spiris
tncien am @pantag %Serfauft Su BIben, SaDen 8itrSi9uft
fHr lie $500.
Gm Ocnneritas %erreverte Sol. Wat'cn bic 8iir9f&dft
fir @rparb Din, G6omas Spgs unb Wnt. e. Gee, anses
tlast, Seinrip Sitoebranb &C. in bei-u Sarie an~Seiaaen
gu 6Ibeu
Bic beiben SurieS tpurbeu banu ~eutlafieu.
@itp Gircutt 6 0 u t.. - .. G6erIe un6 3.
DcmIer sesen 2cuil Ysns &ntras, 8ertaSte 81 5piu@
gen, sepifie aauftriefe aui f~ertigeu III laIen.
gSul. Rpieatbal gesen 6r. Wittig; Matraa, elm Decret
gum 8ertauf S%epifer @runbfide gu e~rlansen.
WtarSaretba Golfer segen q. @sier @bei8eibumS bes
ipiligt.
court OF 8 D IN nj o n y I e a 8.-IbpS. 0en
ned 5eSen g.. &neG. Nppelation BON 0fibter Orpben.
4bsepieien. = .. 8rauu sesen 2puiS Dalter. Nppela@
tiOnstau. 1lri9eil ~betdtist.
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SeIe@r0pbifGbe S&aeDr5c0tsEs.
Bert@tet fur ttn EaEtLntsse gssaes.
SDbR tuicbti9 aus Nanama
0crtras ~aDtTben Der .. ct. siesisrHis rne
columbia.
NappIepn ID a D NJ at


Especial @prrespOnbeu3 beSg q. .. Seralo'l
9anama, s.. Wiai. SD babe tnr5l1G
9laubparOise Na6ri6t aus 9ogota erboIten,
wel6e meIoet, DAP ein febr tpidtlser 8ertra9
nit Der &egierrng pom Columbia ab9el6ipien
pOrcen 1T, meI6er. Da er ben olnetltanii6en
Sntere1en febr einitig III, ein SrOBer S6ta9
gegen bic eurppdif6en &egiegnngen ieiu miro.
sic permutben bereits, j6o6 bic Gplumbiniide
8esierung, wel4er Ser Sltbmus ppn Savanna
geb6rt, ben Charter Der Savanna Giienbabn
60. erneuert bat. Sic bejtqli6eu 8erbanbe
Inn9en murSen our6 bic ameritonii6en Mgen=
ten IN gO6pta 10 9ewanot geIeitet, DAB Die
He9ierung BON Columbia ben Ser. Staateu
OGS ausi6IiebIi6e 6e6t sugeitanpen bat,
5,ruppen uno Ammunition iiber ben Sitbmus
tranSpOrtiren. England, Srantreih uno
rlnien iidp oapon gang aue 9eiGlOlen. Sic
Ger Staten He9ierun9 bat ferner bag 9te9t,
2ieie 8abn ais cine Militdrbabn gu benuBen.
0ie Cucumber Ne9ierung erbdlt ats gqujoa=
lent Oafiir Die @arantie ibrer SOuperdnitdt
iiber benSitbma8 unO Die Si9erbeit oer5ranlit@
ROute 9egen ale fremoen Wd6te.
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usersostuna Or. ssIacFbmrn's.

Mpntreal, F8. Wtai. ST.. BLadburn,
Der POM geIben Sieber ~inficirte aleiber pCn 9er=
muoa nad Stem Ootf i6iden ppllte, 1T beute
auf einen, in SOrpntO auS9eitellten @erbaitsbe>
febI, tpegen 8ru6es Der NeutraIttdtss @eieBe
arretirt rprben.
Srote bat an Setretdr Stanton geidrieben:
babe ibn binnen 48 Stunben aus ben Ser.
Staaten gewieien. gr iei iebt bereit, 5uridSu.
t%Omnen, uno ii@ Dem 8rpseB 5n untermerfen.
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Ser NrD3e6 Ser OSemcbeInsDrOer
Se,PanbGuugen am 10. Wtoi.

Darlington, 10. Wat. 9ie WIilitdrI
GCmmiiFOn periammetfe iih beute ytor9en sur
sewDbnIi6en Belt, bic 8erleiun9 Oes %9eftrigen
QrptOfOll8 oauerte 3 Stunben.
Ser erlte 3euse, welaer pernOnimen ipuroe,
mar Col, S. $. SaplOr, mel6er sur 3eit be5
W(Oroes 9ienft I'M 9luptquartier bate uno ouS
tbm pOrge3eigte Bupier ais baS ioentif5irte,
peldes er am 16. unter Booths Gffetten i'm
NatiOnal 6Otel gefunben. 9aS 8apter mar
nit 3ifferu bei6rieben, pie fe Der 3euqe
MontgOmerp ais bic BON Der @rconf6oerirten
&egierung .als 3ipberipra6e sebrau6ten be5ei6s
net butte.
3euge 6. $. Rai6, Elm tleiner 3au6ftumme,
beeu9te, er fei BET Spanatr'S 8erbaftung
nt6t sugesen 9epeien, erfenne benieIben ntGt
wieOer. Sci mad oeIen 8erbuftung nu6 benz
aoltbuuie be7elben 9egangen UNI bic @fFetten gu
bepa6en. 9ie Sffetten beitanoen aus einem
Reiielad unO einern s 3oa (angen Strid.
Na9 8eenoigung bieieS @erb6r nabm oas
Geri6t @eceB.
Sic Ne9ierung bat ieBt nod % 3eugen gu
perb6ren ebe Der Sail geldlOfien meroen fam.
Die gntlaiungs3eu9en iinO auf nd6ften MOnz
tag citirt. Man slaubt OaB in nddier 8pde
bic unteriu@uug 9ei6lOfen tperOen fam.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

@rher 3 ~ e is.-Nlr. SScrentan itterrei6te eiuen
8eri6t nit 8ei6lu6, ben G~tattz@cmmiifdr an3uipeiien,
eur@ 9nseiSen gu @nsetOten fir Sunneliruus Der @enus
iblpania ape. nabe ar@ftr. auf5HfOrbern unb $4S90 ba<
81 tu bertpi1iseu 9~etafelt.
N1r. GraIt u~terreidte einen 8e5htuE, ben Staotz@cnz
trcnexr Al ~eeauftra zen, 8iirfen &c. ffr bic 9aurpenau5in=
Der anSul1offen angenomuIen.
NPr. Waplpn rrGIentirte einen 8eiGluB, tpel6er berz
ftst, te @~ratirung bon Scrrefitr. nabe benz 8elairnlartt
gu berdne ern 1n9encnInlen.
Die Or>inan,, peI9e ben @ittpen, Batfeu &C. bon
alten Nertbeioigern cine iGbrli6e8entou boa 500 betpil=
Iigt paiftrte aud bieien 3peig
Der 8eI6IuS iiber 5eter be8 4. Suli ipurbe ROM 2.
3neig eu~pfauseu unb s~etafelt.
Die Srbinau;, tpeihe ben 8ei6luB triserruit, @ta6crsz
fr. aue paiirte ebenIc ber BeI6IuB, tpelber
$3.50 5u D~eripiGigen oerftst, baS @eridts9 ebdnte auSjus
beifern.
Scr. 0furpert rei bic OrtiuanS auf, Ter Baltic. & BORT
topn Observation-Disclosures. 5u erIauben, ibre S6lenen
Bis S~clioapItr aussubebnen. Wurbe babiu ameubirt,
ben AufanBSpunft in Saratc9dfr. 81 ~Serle9en, uns pai=
iirte.
DIR. 0tuppert REF ferrer bic Orbinan5 auf, besisli9 Der
Gr6Stung tes Gabrpreiie8 Der Oruio Siq Rart Sabn.
Dabiu ameroirt, baB @ripa1ene 5 unb Sin5er 2 Gents
SabIen unb pallirt.
3petter 3 10 q. - Scr. Blatant ii6erreihte
cine Orbiuans bestOlt@ bes appeal Ear Court, in pel&er
bprseI&ldsen piro, tie @aillffs Der Iieliors Office su
ermd9tisen, ais Iffefpren au a9iren, borausseiest, baE
ni1t niebr aS 10 ~berieIben oprbanben unb ibre @on,pen.
iation ui&t tnebr ais $500 betrdst.
Scr. Moore itberrei9te einen SeriGt bpun @omite itber
Wfsttal unb We9e, besleitet bon elmer Orbiuan;, bic fsriit
fir 3abluns Der 9teueru 3u Uerldn Jern.
Der 8critser iberrei6te eineu Brief bon Ebpmds %.
Gronter, eineut tGbtiiGen Director ter Baltic. & Obiu
Babn. DerieIbe beri6tet, bas er I'M Sifentli9en Snterefle
sesen cine @rPS6uus Der Sc9lenfra6t reutouftrirte; in tas
IrotptplI etngetrasen. @
Der Ucmt 2. 3weis puifrte 8ei6tuS, bic fibtids en- Saul.
leute ein;lldber, fpurbe bout l. l3neig ais duf nnbe>
Rintmte 3eit perI4oben 3nriifseI9idt. r..
Ser im l. 3peig paiirte 8eIGluB, bic betr. 8efDrben
gu eriu&en, ale WtarpIGnber Scledten duS;untnftsrn,
nurbe oaf unbeitin1nte 3eit D%erftoben. =
Gin 8ei&lus bonn /. 3peis $1,000 fit @onierte int
Druib Sin Ydrt gu Derpillisen, ite9t Sor
Bertaqnu9 tiS WfcntaS. ~ Et+ >2-
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Observation-Disclosures.

@riutindI @ erie t. - Gi9ter Bomb. -
Gsnes 8roipu pnrte burd cine 9urp fir monbitt@ttS e.
fIGrt. Hs@
Golsenbe apYeIdtiOnSfGde purben Johann dnfseaOnt=
uaen unb erlebigt:
$. 8roblp, Elm eobnfuti8sr, wel8er bon 2t@terSpoiu7
acre UNI $io unb Soften seftraft tporben mar, neil Ct
ni&t bic oprf&riftSmSbise yfnurrn:r an ietnent quite se-
babt. bstuies, boB er cine NfhtHt.er our sen pafte nno ens
1lrtbeI purbe r~tdsSnsis sematt.
@esrae DrerIer mar bur& Grieben8rtHter Sbcmacre
UNI SIS Hnb Soften peSen lleSertretlns elmer 9tabtbsx<
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Der NsbeuensemeraI SOrreft bon ftinem eisemc,
2enten errnprcef,

GairD, IS. Wlai. Ser MempbiS v@rs
gus" bat Na6ri6ten, buB Der &ebeleuz@ Several
6Orreit am 10. .. 81. in 9artpile, alabama,
bur9 pier feiner @Olbuten eri6OIeu muroe,
aIs @ieOeroergeltnng oofir, baB Der General
ie6s ibrer &anteraben am pprber9ebenben Sqoe
erIhieBen lieB, neil fe fi6 nber Die Gopitul4z
ton BON SObnitOn's Nrmee gefreut batten.
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@ierer e~inaefsft.
Mus Nnftnhpli8.
lepesiaf gfpef&e tes nQmerican."J

annapolis, 10. Wlai. Ser 9antpfer
Sbetis, Capt. 8alOOn, fam nit 3O1 parpIirten
nniOnss@ efan9enen, 81 @OnUaIescenten uuo
Disappointment &ebelengefangenen pon 6ernans
oina, SlOriOa, pia 9tltOn 6eao bier an. Inter
ben lesteren befinoet fi6 Colonel 8redinribge,
Spbn pes @rminiiters 8redinriOge. 9erielbe
pur iebr ungebalten, OaB man Den .@ebelen
ni4t ~erIaabte, ans Qano gu geben urO Su tbun,
mas ibnen beIiebte.
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Bon M06ile.
GiDeOm g. %iao.p gefansen. Sine SIOtte Do,
seFapertcm Gatnpfern - GrORe lleberfApemmmn,
i'm MifGiTppi.

6iceom 9. @iao'n gefanSei1. Sine TiOtte BON
aeFanerteu Han1pfern 6rORe usberfdMpenmrua
i'm MriiIIiiIppi.
9ep OrIe 8, ID. Nai. Sic @enez
rdIe ganbp unb OlterbauS tamen geftern ppn
McbiIe bier an. Sic parpltrten Off5iere uno
eOIbaten pDn Sid GaBIor's 9lrmee BADEN itG
nab Wubile setpanOt. 9rei5ebn 9etoperte
9umpfer, i~ncluiioe Die 9tebeaenpiOoer rNaib=
bile" uro vMarp 9tnn" linO bel Nobile aus
Dem aOmbisbeeflub, robin ie Die &ebeQen na9
Der Ginnobme MObiIe's 9ebra6t batten, an9e>
fOmmen; man eriuurtet bab bieiel6en nit anOerr
getuperten S6iffen, barunter Der BlOfaoebreber
r9eruine" beute Mbeno bier eintreffen.
@ioeCn 81. YiQotp purce nabe Selma,
MG., sstunsen senOmren. Gr fir&tete f3
nab 5auie gu seben, neil bas 2anp 70 unii6er
1T bur4 @ueriuas. Ser Mtiiiippi 1T aus
ieInen1 Sett 9etreten unb iberi9tpemmt an
MAIDEN SteIen Oas ufer 80 Meilen peit.
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Slnfunft bon Golf.

Gan 6ruuciscp, IS. MQt. Ser
Tampfer Satromentc iegelte beute nit ST.
$1,000 in @OlO pOn 9anarna ab, oapon
tpmmen $553,OOO nab gteip Sort.
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SeT. Oanis.
Sic meme MuIetbc.
@pesie mac, Gurrpa.

New gUrt, 10. Olai. Morssn wiro
Spii6en 1 = 2 WIaipnen 8aargelo na9 Gu>
rCpa geididt peroen.
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@efretdr @erpnrb rpieter auf fsinem 9paen

Burlington, 10. W(ut. Setretdr
SepurO mar beute gum @rltenmale wieper i'm
Staats<9 81 Department. uno CAB Der Iranj6li9en
@eianoti6aft cine Nuoien5.
Wr. ST. Sewarbs 3uitanO beI1ert fi6.
sSierer ~eitsefstt.
g. 81. 9enberiOn, friber @bef pe8 &equiiten=
Bureaus, peI6er lpegen peridiebener NntIagen
fuspenOirt wurOe, lit nu6 elmer llnteriu6uug
ieine8 Sales fir unf6ulOig ertIdrt uno pieber
in iein Gmt eingeiebt pOrpen.
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0as 8euer -. ssbiLaselpbla.

8tiGabeIpbta, 10. Wtai. Sn 6ol9e
Der seitrigen 6euer8brunit in Merrid & So 3
@ieBerei entitanb O%erielben Elm @erIut pOn
$4,000. 9erielbe lit sr6btentbeilS our6 @fie=
curan5en pom 8bilaoeIpbia, Nem Oort unO aus
Idnbii6en GOmpu9nieen 9eOedt. Ser srHbte
She'll wtro auf cine .2OnOOn= uno Qioerpool=
GOmpu9nie unO cine GOmpugnie in philadelphia
faGen. 9ie pom Seuermori6al 8ladburn ans
seiteate nnteriudung bat ereeben, DUB bas
5euer IeOisli6 Our6 eirlen 3ufoa entitanOen 1T.
Self. Danis.
8bilaoeIpbta, 10. Wtai. Sin 9es
pei6e BON &eiucu, Ga, meloet, OaB Self. 9az
pis am Montag in NlacOn anfam unb unter
f~turter GscOrte mad AuguIta 9eididt purOe.
Son ba wirO man ibn pia Sapannab mad
Sort M0nroe i6iden. 2
Sic neue GlnletGe.
philadelphia, 10. 0tai. 9te Sub.
Icription auf Die neue 7-3O Nnleibe belief itd
beute auf bic 5unme BON $783,55O.
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0in9cmlacate TtiiAte

In 3udsr nuS 8raabs, %fEf6e, Suttien, 9tGnmeIbeeren,
Strnrn EamfOns ippis GpantpsS. GpmatptS Gatfup @tt-
els. Mudern, SCbher, fern,r S.l e&, GWran' Uai pherrr.
st arbear, SiGGbslrn App!e ae. uno 2tmOa II. Staspb.rrP
5prupS werhen gu ~niebrteen .r.iftn t~frtauft.
@brn'aIs ~Cferire Ntt,tss, SberrS gNen, etearrsn, 9itt.
len, R6sfe unp Derl6ttbene ni6t be annie Arttlel
@bpdre 6Ie6,
(mdtl9S) la 4pntt arb II be Char eefE.
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SEarners s. NIauters 25anf.
BnIttmpre,t rem Is WPat 1856

UHIIt III pFE TN To AIUI 1oUN
Die Giener tpn tret 8iertEeiIen res &apttntS eieGer @dnf
taben ben prdfeenten Ine bic &ireftrren Der bt dJteu 5ant
G6rifttih autert1rt, btefe 8a. t in etue national Anrctatien
UNI upautt In, 6 mds Der @pHsresatse bettteit uetne 'tte 'Ir
8el6aifune Il er Na iaual @urrents gemdyert burd o t.
pf6nDuns ppn Qertin eten SIadten @Nnbq u B fir beren
UNI @InISiuns au %iOrsen." an. enNmmer am 8
5ult 1864; eS ntrb "ssi al. 9ia&rt t eesi Zen, ZAP b.i e,ner
an b elem Gage ftarg' babten . fam 81. urg Ter . reStcFea
O~efuSter Banf %etnttmmts befbl fin wurte, lpt6e Aenteruus
81 irefen. tn BOlse ,plUer u or tat unb I'm @tntldt 8 NIT
ben 8erOrsnuns,n etne q, .iesG re- Der Mtarp 1b VelesS,'
bune. tetIteIt elm &tt, treenb etne 8art ctfes St4at 8 IN
ben Eta B 5u ieben cine Nncctdltcn su btleen jHa sSped,
eth 8anfSeid1ft su trelben III ter ben @efe en- ter 0ereints-
ten SIanten, uattr b,m gtanen BITE SarmcrS nne @Iats
tiers NationaI Sanf. lSIt17-3pl