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HOOKS ARMY OF NORTHEBN yIRGISIA.
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To arm and equip an additional force of cavalry there j.
need OF caTbnes rsvOyers pistols saddles and other
coutlemeuts of mounted men, Arms and equipments OF
the Kind desired believed to be held by citizens in sui
hcent numbers to supply wants. Many keep them
trophies and some with tue expectation Of using theInn
theasn defence. But II should be remembered that
armsSNte now required for use and that they cannot
be made enectua for the defence OF the country any
way in the hands organized troops They need
ed to enable cavalry TO cope with the welaImed aud
equipped cuvay OF the enemy not only in tue general
but in resisting those predatory expeditions which
have inflicted so much loss upon the people OF the IN
terror.
To the patriotic Inee make other appeal than the
wants OF the service bnt beg 10 remind those who ale
reluctant 10 part with the and equipments in their
possession that'by keeping them they diminish the ab
fty OF tie aryto defend their property without them
selves receiving any benefit from them Therefore Wee
all persons not IN the service TO deliver pOmpS 10
the officers designated below such and equipments
Especially those suitable for cavalry they may have
and report 10 those officers the of such persons
as neglect TO surrender thot in their possession
Every citizen who prevents carbine or pistol from
remaining unused will render service to- his country
Those who think 10 retain arms for their defence,
the arms wiz be OF little use While no valid title can
be acquired public and equip &ents except from
the Government II rs reported that many persons have
ignoranty purchased them from private parties. fair
compensation will therefore be made 10 all who deliver
such and equipments to any ordnagce Officers Of
hcer commanding at post, officers and agents OF the
Quarermaster and Commssay Departments at any sta
tiOn officers ia the enrolling service or connected with
the Nitre and Mining Bureau all these officers are
quesed and those connected with this army directed 10
and receipt for all and equipments whatever
the il condition. and forward the same with duplicate
receipt to the Ordnance Department at Richmond and
report their proceedings TO these Headquarters The per-
son holding the receipt will be compensated upon
presenting it to the Ordnance Bureau. While ii
is hoped that one will disregard this appeal, all oi
GERS connected with the army. are required aud all
Others are requested to take possession OF any
public arms and equipments they may find in the hands
of persons unwilling 10 surrender them TO the SER
vice Of the country and give receipts therefor
sonabe allowance for their expenses and trouble will be
made 10 such patriotic citizens will collect and lev
or to any of the officers above designated such and
equipments they may find in the handsof persons not
in the service, or who will report the to those Off
GERS prompt compliance with this call will greatly
promote The efficiency and strength of the army partc
the homes and property of the people from outrage
r. L. LEE. General.
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News Dealers furnished at $50 lerhundred copies
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Advertisements inserted IN Daily and semi,Weekiy at
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All advertisement, from The country must either be sc
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THE NEWS.

GENERAL. LEE COMMANDMENTS CHIEF.
General Robert J.. Lee was unanimously con
frmed By the Senate yesterday COmmander-n
Chief of the armies of the Confederate States.
WAR MEETING.
The Hon. Aessrs. Thomas ). Flouinoy, John
Goode, Thomas S. Bocoek, John Baldwin, OF Va
and Lester OF Georgia, addressed a large and en-
thusiastic audience at the Hall OF the House Of
Delegates last night. They advocated a vgorou.
prosecution OF the war the surest road honor
able peace.
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Telegraph it vii! he seen to-day, brinss-tfs
the information that Sherman is still in motion,
aiming for Branchville and Augusta. Though smart
skirmishng has been going on since last report,
all is now said to be quiet at White Point on the
COmbal,ee.
f., THE MAILS.
The mails are proEcLingy irregular We have
had not a single paper from the South for several
DAYS. viii the energetic Chairman OF Post Offices
and Post Roads in the House Of Representatives,
who favors the punishment of unauthorized associa-
tions Tor transporting newspapers and other malta
BILE matter, see ii the Post Office Department can
not be induced 10 do betterf
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DIED.

srKNcE-ln Brooklyn, N. T., on the 23d ult, after q
lona and painful illness, WILLIAM SrENCE ST. formerly
of Kmgslessis Fesire Scotland and foribe last thirty
years resident OF Brooklyn.
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TELEGRAPHIO.

Reports of The Press Association recsived erehsius-
ly by the Wig.
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SUBsCsIsEES Wise papers are marked with Cross will
Understand that their term OF subs rpton Is about 10 eN-
pire and viii remit promptly il they wish their papers con-
tHusd
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0RDNASCE BUREAU. Feb /. 1865.
INME OFFICERS RECEIYIN<i AEsNlS

or aCcoutrcments under this appeal are requested
to state upon the face Of the duplicate receipts given
by them the condition of the articles whether in good
order or otherwise and if in good order the per cent
age which should be deducted OH that account.
These receipts may be presented for payment to anyone
of the following named officers.
Can't j. NJ Stevens. Richmond Arsenal Richmond
Major b. Randolph stanton Va Major L. S Hutter,
Danvie, Va. Captain G: S Getty, Iynchburg Va;
Captain Chas Semple Wytheyille, Va Captain a. g..
Brenzer Salisbury, y. c.
By order of J. GORGAS,
Brig Geal, Chief Of Ordnance,
Offcial-G B. SMITH Major. .fel-eod4w
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MARRIED,

ST. CLAIR-R0BISsoS- the 18th utiInO. AZ Beaver
Dam, BotetOurt by Rey. VIM McGwre, Lieut GEos0E
B. ST. CLAIR, of Gen'l McCauslands StaH Miss ELL.
JEAN daughter of the late John NJ. Robinson. ESQ.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

Having this day formedea new Co-partnership, under
the style and firm of 81 fR HoGE, will continue the
Communication Business
as heretofore at the corner of 18th and Cary Streets
Richmond, Va
In returning our thands for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon the past by our friends viii solicit
continuance of the same in the future promising
part TO do all we can to merit the same and give salts
faction to all who may entrust their business to
NJ. BLAIR,
TH0S. P. H0GF.
Richmond Febrdary 1st, 1865. [lw
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HEAD'QRS RESERVE FORCES of Va,
G..t 1891
HEAD'QRS RESERVE FORCES OF VAR
RICHMOND. Dec. 5. 1864.

SPECIAL ORDERSl
No. l64.
The attention Of all officers concerned is called to
paragraph VI General Orders No "a tcufent series from
these headquarters herewith republsbed The oee,-
signated said order whether OF the line sta will
port Immediately It. Col. j. C. Shields Commander OF
COnscripts AT Richmond.
H. Officers reporting in obedience 10 the order above
fered TO- advised TO pTepaed TO make their via
ter quarters Camp Lee, where they viii he temporarily
assigned to duty and the ration allowed them by law viii
be issued.
Ill On the Ist of January 1865 and at the end Of each
succeeding month Lieut.. Col j. c. Shields will make re-
turns TO these Headquarters of all officers reporting
giving their rank detachment of service
their past and present duty and such other facts may
be deemed material TO knowledge OF their military char
acter.
By command of Major General KEMPER.
dec SIT R. H. CATTETT, a. 4. g.
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sOIP ASsOCIATION..

n The Soup House has now been in operation for two
months aud furnishes daily supply for from athousand 10
twelve hundred consumers aordng. relief not only 10
many of the professed poor but to refugee families ien
lies OF soldiers soldiers passing through and TO Others
who with then small salaries aud reduced incomes by
this means enabled maintain the struggle for existence
in these times of want
When the Association formed it hoped that
such arran for obtaining supplies could be made
and Continued as would make the Soup House sefsup
potine Circumstances beyond the control of the Assoc
ciaton hut easily appreciated by all who take the public
exgencs and the rise of every article into consideration
have made this impossible for the present and for some
time 70 come the Institution must assisted by charitable
contributions Purely benevolent as il in it, purpose
eInently practical in its operation it is hoped that It's
usefulness and necessity will commend TO the liberal pm
ronage of the citizens and the funds be raised to carry
il without interruption through the winter andenabe the
Association to increase the supply to meet the increasing
demapd.
Messrs John Purcell, l. Davenport Jr and G.. ". Rob
nson are appointed o committee to wait on the citizens
of Richmond and solicit their aid.
Donations in oodshould be consigned TO the care Of
Mr.. Mark DoTney, Supply Agent. Contributions in mo-
ney from abroad be sent To- the President Treasurer
Secretary Tickets be obtained at the Depository j.
J Binford 4 Co., close to the SOup House
By order of the Board of Directors.
feb lit w. r. GhAl, Secretary,
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CTOLEN, in Way last. from our resi-

CTOE4EN, In Way Iast. from our resis
efa under kautz the following REGISTERED BONDS, viz
No 1895 issued to T. Q. Markham April 29h, 1863 loan
of February 10Th 1853 interest r2n Apr 2Oth 1868 Tor
s6Go. -,
no 2s5 issued to T. e. Markham February l4tlI 1865,
interest from February Sd 1863 metuies January $50
iol $3.50
1863 interest from January a6th 1853 due January 1872
for s5O0 -
This is TO give notice that tie undrsgne Will make ap.
bonds. T. O. MARKHAM,
deI7-w6vy. VINCENT MARKHAM,
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DISSOEUTION.-Th term of CO.partnership
~ of NJ BLAIR g. Co. having expired by limitation, Is
this day dissolved and wishing 10 close up all Of the UNI
settled business of the concern will request all parties in
debted to us 10 call and settle the and all who hold
claims against us to present the same for payment at
once NJ. BLAIR,
TH0S =. H0GE.
p;obn,ond Eahrn - 1863 f1y
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,,IEERE WAS COMMITTED TO TEIE

Jarof Pitt-ylvania county on the Sd day OF August
1864 Negro Man Isaac, feet inches high, ginger
bread Sooi 81 or 81 years old He Gays lie belongs to Jo
,seph Marsh who resides in Columbia South Carolina The
owner required come forward prove property and pay
charges, LIE will be dealt with as the law directs
L, r. SHEPPARD,
ial7-w6w Jaior OF Pittsy Kania county, Va.
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TsEAsvA pEe.ErT ;sier @ c: s. AZ
Il 9A%S On TEE SECS HHSN sg' THE

A. FIVE HCEDRED MILLION SlN PR CEA.uM
AON-fA&ABIE BONDS UkUER THa GEYf- ~
SECTION OF THE CURRENCY LAM.-Ieposits on
call viii he received ~ the iIecurcr 10 this city. -
aft Treasurers Charleston and sob.e aud tfeHepcs
taTes al Wilmington Raleigh Columbia. Augusta. Ssys2-
nah and HgomeTy and certificates viii le issued for
the barring Interest at the rate Of Per ccntum pr
AMMAN AMI secured hy the hyI0tfecstioh Of an smot
OF The above bonds equa! 10 tic sam OF those oanste
bond To he set apart by the Treasurer and lie proceeds
when sold applied exclusively to tfe payment Of the laid
certi,t6tes
Tire security and convenience afforded 10 banks rsd
othercopOrations and 10 the public generally b. t's
mode of temporary Investment aud the eiecto the lnes
If gereraIiypiolted IN keeping the currency within
moderate bounds j. hoped win commend 20 the ia
yorsbe consideration OF Tie community and tler
prompt cooperation in carrying il into effect;
g. 4. TRENHOLM,
iy22-dtf Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TxCHINGE AND RANKING HOUSE

ii Uf II. l. "
RICHMOND, Feb'y |, 1865.
Mr. B. CONYERS, of New Orleans, is this day admit
ted to partnership in my House The name OF the firm
will be d. 7. WILLIAMS d co.
fsl-6t. ID. I. WILLIAMS e.
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WANTED Every Farmer TO know that by send
w ing TWO DOLLARS by mai, he will secsve by
mail at any post ofce in the Confederate states he<may
direct PaInphlet giving ample instructions for Dyenc
in the most economical mode. Black Blue Red Yellow,
Green SnuTand London Brown and all shades Of Drahs
on wool and cotton and also for cleaning Merno Wool
at very little cost
ADDRESS n. II. STARBgCK,
jal1r-c4t' Richmond, Va.
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, PpFAL 'rO TysE pUnrIC.
RELIEF COMMITTEE.

II. f. c. Basiervll Ttea .rer
WIN. Bell, ~. ". u. Gwatfley l. ]. MaulylDire:tOs.
VIM. n. Peasants Secretary.
Dr. C. 6. Barney, VIM n Clemmitt Rolt ) f-.r!stIan
Lewis ID. CIell-haw. j. r. Chsmtelayne " H. btnersoD,
Dr.. J. H. Ellerson Col Tbos r. Ellis Geo. "a s6n Pat:
II. Gibson James Gordon Bla'!hurn linghes Abner J,
fiarve Samuel j. Harrison, Judge WIN. IT, yTis hc..
W. Nee snce p. Cary Nichoss, Samuel A Price. d. h.
Seight, John r. Tucker Asa Snyder David I. WILLIAMS
Joel Is. Watkins, VIM. Willis, Jr
jal4-dlm W. y. MUNEORD Pres't.f
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DtSO REwARD.-RANAWAY on MONDAY I7rH
ID ~ instant negro boy named JIM Tie is about
feet inches high, II years old very sighted
and black with the left cheek under the eve lie
has In this city every day. The above reward
will be paid for his delivery at the New Richmond Thea
ire corner 9TH and Broad oc2l-H
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NTDTiCE.-All persons indebted to the estate of my
~ son the late DR.. ST. GEORGE pEACNI), as also
those having claims against him, requested TO cell
early possible at the office OF Mr.. d. T. WILLIAMS
l64 Main street and leave statements Of same that i'm
mediate arrangements for payment or collection may be
made.
All persons who may have borrowed any of his BOOKS,
INSTRUMENTS or other articles. will confer especial
favoT.by Immediately returning them TO me- at my resi-.
d5nce Grace street, between 9TH and 9Th.
SALLY NJ PEACHI,
ExecutIx with the will annexed Of ST. George Peachy
dccease -ja23-6t
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other purposes than manufacture in
he several countries, 1914, OOO,OO0
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Or. C5min's @pnorn NSIan.

9ie oemOtratii6e 8reiie BON San SranciScp,
Die ipesieQe u. ausidIiebli9e AueQeh Der Nusz
tunft gu baben beaniprudt, wiOeripridt benz
@eriidt, bab Der pielbeipro9ene GOlpniiatiDnS<
Ylan BON Sonora burdsefallen iet. Sic gers
einbaran9 5pii4en @min uno ben &aiiern BON
6rontrei6 unb Weritp - i'm Sanuor befannt
gema4t-ieien ibr brett BON Merito sugetoms
men, unter3ei6net bonn &aiiern Wiarimiliar
uno e%nooiiirt pom fran5Oliden GelanOten,
Wtarqui8 be Mpntbolon. BON elmer Nenoez
rung' iei ibr Ger 8reb) nidts betannt. Sic
babe ME se9laubt, OuB gpin gum tSerSOg 9e<
r1aht meroe, Ober Warimilian einen She'll Der
9errI4aft absetreten babe. @win iei MIR Der
Seauftraste (Sruitee) geioer, nm bic. 9iIfsz
auellen bes @ebietes fir Die franS0fi6e Gnti6dz
olJnn9 81 erI4lie6en &C.
Der yanamd Star" berterft gu bieiem Mns
9aben !: CT lei aus gutter Que[le nnterri1tet, ooB
Sr. @tpin in turSer j3eit na9 Sonora surlds
tehren reroe, Inn ben 9Ian Der GoloniIruna
nno Gntpideluns Der !6llf8mittel Der 8 Staaten
Sonora, Sinalpa unb CHIHUAHUA aus3ufIbren
nnb bob Wari4aq 8a;aine nit 10000 Mann
e~benfaIS bcrtbin abseben weroe, no er an,
Gnoe Wtai ertpartet miro, gum S1use Der bort
dn5ulteoelnoen Gintpanoerer. a.5
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S.9. GbaIe.

Gin Seribt hss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iber NerprOoiantirung Der 2ee'fobeu 2Irr1ee burd)
Sdurfen in Suffers 9epartememt.
9aS Gpnsrebzllnt rludunescomite bat nad
Abb6run9 pieler 3eu9en einen 8erIdt fOIgen>
ben Snbalts ~eritattet:
Wdbreno Sen. Grant Die 2ee'ibe 9trmee init
10 GROCER 3dbi9teit in &i6mpno uno petersburg
feltbielt, be5og oieie 9lrmee einen erpBen She'll
ibres 8rpuiants unb ~iOnitiser 8ebirfni1e bon
Shurten in Buffers 9epartement. Sin GEE
nifer g. W. 2are bate auf Buffers Gmpfeb=
lung bin pom Dem acknowledgement &islep in
Baibinston @rlaubnib gum !6anoel, 5unddit
gum 8aumtpOGenbanoel, int Sioen BON NOr@
fOlt aus uno iberbaupt in benz 8utler'iden 9e=
partement, oaS betanntli6 AUDI einen She'll sc.
@urOIin1s in iid fabte, erbalten. st benubte
oieie @rlaubnlb, UNI all bic Ngenten Sees
Sdtpeinefeii9, Naudleild, ale Nrten BON
&leioun9sitiden, 3uder, Sbee, Meoi3inen unO
ic9ar 3lnobut6en gu pertaufen une be5og oaz
flr san5e 8oCtsluounsen BON 8aumppue.
Sin 66wa9er bes Sen. Butler par bel pielem
u@ei6dfte" betbeiligt. limb Sane ~erfreute Ii6
Oes Sdubes Oes 8utIer'i6en Militdrs. ST
uno feline Wit;6ulOisen prOfitirten BET benz Sc
l6dfte" cine Wtiaion.-
Oielelben Satta nuroen bur6 cine Wilitdrz
GOmmiiiion, weI3e Sen. @rant eingeiest bate,
l6On Dor einigeu Wonaten erbdrtet; uno bic
@~rsebnliie oieler eriten llnteriudung bilOeten
einen Der 9aupt9rilnoe, parum Sen. Grant
ben Sen. Butter beS Commando iber bic
Samesarmee uno iber lein 9epartement entbDb.
Ser 8eridt beS @Onsrefcpmite's lit pom benz
VorliBer Waibburne un:er3ei6net.
M OR. Ding. .. S.
(9lnm. Ger NeO.l Wir piiien nitt, wie melt
Der InSeiser in ben 8eri6t oes GOmite'S ein=
semeibt lit uilo mii1en pDrausieben, er lei 9laubz
miiroig. nnteroefen aber wplen mir bod AUD
bDren, mas Sen. Butler at iaseu bat uno mie
Der 9 an 3 e 8eri6t lautet. 8ir entbalten uns
oesbalb ieoes ~pOrldufisen urtbei[S uno bpffen
auf cine baloi9e b%efinitipe 26iung bteier nidt
uupintiden Srane.
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oberrid,ter ebafe iiber Gen. sbermar,.

Ser Oberri6ter G1die bat einen 8rief an
ben S2abmeiiter beg SbermansS onoes in
Obto geibrieben. 9a mir uns iiber Sherman
uno feline militdriiben 8erOienfte, lO>pie iiber
ieinen srcBen pOlitii6en Sebltr;tt genu9iam
uasseipro6en b1ben, 10 seben mir ben BrieI
pbne meiteren @pmmentar: Ges q
Ma!binatpn, 20. Qpril, 1865.
Wm. s.. 9eibler, S6abmeilier bes SHERMAN
Sonoe6". WISE. 'a.
Wein tbeurer .6err! lnbei iolgt Elm Beitrag
gum Sherman SOno.
SD ndble bieien Nu9enblid, neil eben jebt
10 Biele feline 9rOBen 2eiitungen au per9eiien
iu6,n unb nur an feline lebte Convention init
SobnitDn benton.
Sod oieier @tt, pieiebr AUDI beoauert unO
perworfen, burf feline ausseSeidneten Oienite
in unlerm Geod9tniB nibt perordngen pber
audi MIR %peronnteln.
Sem 8otriotismus lift ebenIp un5peifelbaft,
ais iein Miutb. &eines Mannes Sbaten baben
mebr gu bent erOBen Sriumpb Der Union uno
Sreibeit iber &ebelion uno Sflaperei beige
als bic ieiniselt.
Seine Sboten 9ep6ren gu ben 9ewdbltelten
S1dben unleres eigenen States, iopObl ais
bes gan5en 2anoeS. l1no mir bic &inoer
Obios iiub beionberS our3 bic belli9lten Ser
binoli6teiten perpfi6tet, ben 9uten Stamen jez
bes ieiner braoen uno lppalen S6bne gu per=
tbeioi9en; ObiO bat teiner braperen uno lCn1s
leren als Sherman.
Sbr &C.
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mann" brahten, birften einiqe Noti3en iber
oaS Slatt unb oiePerl6nlt6feit bes6rn. 6ouine
ger nIbt 0bne SsSntereiie fem. Oie ~tpabntpisiee
9altu119 oes Slattes, in Dem Der 6iben felt
Nnsbrnd oesartsges ieinen Observation-Disclosures.
Der gtOroen unb Die Nesierung ben beftiofteu
9e9ner tatot tpel9e Gaiere bropen SpIbaten oIs
Glnorlngltn9e, WDrobrenner II. +. N. porDbirz
otrte, erreSte l6Dn felt Sabren bel oQen 8es4
leroenfenOen ben tieften gtbl@eu. 9ie boz
oenlole @erneinbeit, NIT Der es ben perltcrbe<
men NrdttOerten onsriff, mc6te bel benz letter
ytatIOnalun9litd man@en Yatrioten pieber DOR
Die Seele getreten fem uno bic erbitterte Stimz
r1llug erSeu9t haben. 60 tpdre eS aleroinos
mp9llH, oaB lid elm @in5elner in iberlpannter
Aufre9ung 3u Oieiem perabi&euunaswIrbiaen
S9rltte bdtte b~inreiBen lallen f6nnen. 50 nee
mig man ponSeloer, Der ni6tS metr unb nihts
nenl9er aS Elm barmloier @irtbsbausp0lterer
it, etnen iOI6en S6ritt gu befir6ten bat, 70
fiber bat Die republitanil9e 8artei in Neuarf
uno I'M Stat Stem Serlep, gi6tS nit Der Sc
i6t6te 9erlein, pb9lei6 Die @egenpartei bel benz
segenipdrtigen ri6le6ten Stanb Der Mftien
ourd bieie @elesenbeit wieoer etpas &apital
ap5ule9en SUIT baben bitrlte. Sic republitaniI6e
Partei 1T BARN i6On ldn9it einis, baB fe 6rn.
9OQinser teines S6uiIe8 8ulper pertb bdlt,
%iOnoern ibn pie(mebr lebenb piHen nil, bis
ct ale feline 8efar6tunsen, GrObunsen,
unO 8rCpbe5eibun9en in baS leere Ni9ts
5er1ieben iebt.- llebrisens nabm Die vbesppz
tii4e" unbI, tpruniide" qincolnre9ieruns prn
benz 8latte feline tpeitere 9lOti5, aIs Oab lie ibut
cine 5eit(ans Die Boitbef6rOeruns entSoa =
sum pplitii&pn Wldrtprer mO4te iie GERM
9otltn9er nidt MAIDEN, 10 iebr CT burna6 81
1treben ihten. = Nd9ten8 mebr. X
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Cine neue Mufreouuq.
Sluf mad, Zen Sauem Der @~eomtesuma's.

Sluf mad Zen SalIem Der Wfontesuma's!
Inter obi9em Sitel f4reibt Der geftri9e
ugmericun": Sin neues sebeimnibpoIes Wis
litdrprpiett in Sorm zines meritaniiben @mi=
g~ratipnSI @ema's, bat fi9 in Nsm Sort, @alb=
in9ton uno mebreren anoern Stdoten oes San.
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sesen Die fran36liden 8aubsellte in BEN
9anoe Der N5teten? 9ieies fino bic Sragei
fpel6e ii6 ba8 SOIt pOrlest. bod idmerli6 eine
5ufrieoenitellenbe lntmOrt erbdlt.
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!6eralo erI6ienen:
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30 0 go ftrtne E., NQe 9erIpnen,
pelde lpini6en, il6 enter in 8ilouns be9rifie=
men @Om1pasnic an5uidlieben, UNI einen Sdlae
fIr Nubm uno Slid in Dem 2anbe Ger golbes
men Ntetale uno t0itliden Srldte, unter S9ut
rno 9ulfe beS patriotii6en 8rdibenten iener
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81. 6. 6.
Sine 8eriammlun9 Der Noerten bon Der
pWteritanll6en Gmisrations Co." miro beute
Nbeno in Der WObnung BON Sen. Sames 6.
JfObertS itattfnoen. 8eri6te BON Naenten
aus Pblfaoelrbia, Cincinnati uno 8rpwnspiQe.
Ser., tperoen poreele9t unb iptGtise @el6dfte
beiprp6en.
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tngtcn GbrDnicle gu lelen:
W ertcp- 81 aIIe Offi;iere
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in l1ebereinitimmuns nit benz meritaniiden
9efret, in UT. 258 9a. au. poripre>
den uno ibre Namen uno Mbre6en reeitriren,
ooer fi6 lhriftli6 an Sol. 81. 6. 3d.. $50 s.
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Baltimore unb auberen Gtdoten er6f<
net tperoen. Sn g~erbinoung nit obiaem mag
nod nadfolgenoe gtctis zines alien Mrmees
Offi5ier8 betra1tet iuerben
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men oes L. 145. 81. 9. Dol. gests.. iDpie
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9taf'9 un6 Regiment 81 resiitriren, gu benz
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