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From Warrington.
Washington, June 20.

stoonAuSOup ouu0 co.
Returns received at the Land Office
show that in April over fifty-six thousand
acres, valued at over go, 600. we're taken
up for actual settlement under the home
stead Law.
Chas. Raton Avery, lately in Govern
ment employ in Washington, has appoint
ed Tax Commissioner for Mississippi.
The Postmaster General has recently
opened Strasburg, New Market, Wood
stock and other post Offices in Sheuan-
doah Valley.
The Worlds special says:
President Johnson wac this morning
able to attend q Cabinet meeting, but i
was very brief, 10 consequence Of his in
disposition. All of the members we're
present save Secretary Seward, and it is
understood that the question of . provi.
sionsl Governor for S,uth Carolina was
under consideration. The present candi.
dates for that position sre not believed to
be very hopeful of success.
valae - the 0enfeaerate Notes.
New York, June ~.
F. G. Barber 4 Son, Exchange Hrok.
ers Of Augusta. publish in . paper list
Of prices Of gold for Confederate notes
from January lst, 1861. to May Let, 1865.
The price Of gold started It s cents prsni.
um. December 18th it was 80 cents !;
Janussy 1st, 1889, ii was as 30 csnts |;
june 18th, it vas two dollar notes for
one dollar gold; July l5.h. 1853, q va
ten dollars for one. This was Just after
Vicksburg and Gsttysbsrg. January 1ss,
1864, Il opened 1t 21 for l, went down
to 10; May 10Th went up again to 90;
July 18th, after Grant reached the Jamss
and Gen. Sherman reached Savannah, Il
vas fifty-one for one; January let, 1855.
itsopened sixty for one, and went down
February lat to forty-six.,; it then starred
again and April Goth, after Lees surren.
der, it va one hundred for oss; II shen
ross ono and two hundred day until the
Let OF Nay, when the last sale wss made
at twelve handred for oae.
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TT 8. NARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
~ TIoS.
UNITED STATES OF AMHRICA.l
EoyTHKRs DfyIsroy a. Iowa.

- UNIIkD bIATE9 UY AMEKIC4.l
EorrHERs DIVISION % Iowa.
7, Peter Meiendy, United statrs Marshai for th6s
ofIowa do hereby give public notice that In tbs ~ke
the Uaited states against six barrels Of Highwiess
marked RYE Union Line, n Q Of seixufs an1 for
feiture under acts OF Congress did ths tA ~ Of
Juns A. D. 1s65, Af Keokuk, Les county, Iowa afrsst
and fake into ny possession for sse co1cAy sx brsls
Of gAsines. And hereby also give public n0scs thas
the time assigned for the return of af1 warrant ssd the
hearing Sf this t Tuesday, bszpE tbs lst
day Of August, A. D. 1855 and hereby sdnonish and
I'll pessons claiming infssess In sad six
barrels Of Hixhvines, married Rye, usion Line' or
knowing having thing say why the should
Be deeud b futsd 30 the United States and be
condemned and cold the prayer Of said libel
apt that they be and appear before said District Court
Ii city eckak In said D6ztrct said
ist day Of August 1855 O'Clock when md where
said viii be heard then and there 70 intTpose
their claims and said libel Of inSor0affoa and
make their allegations In that behalf
PETER MKLBNDT,
U. g. Marshal for the State Of Iowa
ByH FULTON, Deputy.
Keokuk. Lee Co. Iowa. June % lS6t.
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NEW AND CHOICE sHEkT MU-

IN II w xAkNO Sh0l1l 0I1Hhx Nl u
The GoaIes Ring. Scotch Ballsd. 60
Hear the We Btrd Ss,gtns 3.
both u the s,5re olgs by Beo Linley. Arr. By
Thos Ryan. tnng at tae of the Mendelssohn
Qusnt~tte Cnb, and great fas orites.
Waers the H,LtoT Hepeih. L. ii. Gurney. 80.
kore my Arm- CHAIR Dearest Neither. wiimarth. 90
Ny sssf.r Dear Reraemb<r NJ Eiward Evefetfs Song.
eet 10 music ty Le.ta N--e- 50.
Radiense- Grsnd yal.e de Concert xMsins par SEX
Ocfares. / 80.
OJa Grasd Polk pour le Pianc, par Sren Oeares. 60.
HhiTv Hhat Thoa Fsetsa. Fantasie de Salon, par
u Huffman IS
The Furtridge frta Characser7sqae, by Kcppit1. 10
The above sent poss : nd, receipt Of price
OLIVER DlTs0N Co.
june27 Publishers Boston.
Tor SALE-Two good Lots, with
Frame House having ix cellar, cistern, &c
rhs lots in good lccstes. and have hundred
peach pear cherry and apple besides lot Of small
CT fruit on them Situated in R-ifs Addition conve-
enientfor railroad man Price 81 90
jun 1s-dzw J. FRENCH
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70 Journal Of Tuesday
ispstch from Des 4oines
The Iowa State Agent at
bas -obtained an order re.
bwa members Of the Veteran
Ps.
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{. ChArles A. Dana has not yet
i,arial supervision Of the
yIesn, bat does 20 in = few
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=. MARSHAL,S PR0C3eA7fA.
~ n ITON.
UNITED HfATng o. AN1gUA.1
soCfHEaI DIvSuon o. Iowa


SoCfHEas Drvsuon % Iowa
Pstsr Melendy, United States Marshal Tor IL ao>He
o. lows d AsFsby give public nosce that q IN css -
~ United esatss agpipet shsllsr q aka q
canss ofssas.Fe md ArSdt1re undsr acts Of Conne0
did, the 21st day of Jnne, A. 1885, q Iank4in 60
tFe Lee cosnt. Iowa arrest ald take into my pcsss
sion for sae custody shellsr, vsrh ketfIe
wash Tub, csid water tab, ys.stins tula aS vi
iarEe whisky tub, sbbs, vinssa., cold water vss,
still heater, doableT wcrm and tab 1 kesr pusp
cold vatsr punp, vinegar tuhs- And I h1eeby siso
give pueIc notice thst the time asgned for tAs return
Of sad vsrfaat and hsarng Of ths esnss b - II me-
day Of August bsng the Alst Day Of August D. IsGS
and hereby aAmenlsh and sumnos al psSsns eainne
sny istsFsst u SID corn shssx, It ala o. knovfnx Or
having anything TO say Why the should not s. d
creed te be or1sd 70 The United 1fases and ~ con.
demnsd and sold 70 the prayer sf SD be1lnnt
that they be and appear before aid Disct Court 6 Id
in the city Of Keokuk In said District nd 1ss
day Of Angus 1895. ~ O'Clock n, when and where
said viii be heard then and there iAserposs
their claims and said libsi Of and
maks.thsir aliegntIons in that behalf
PkTKR MnLKNDY
U.s. Narxhsl for the State Of Iowa
By q: FULTON, Deputy.
Keoknk, Lee Co, Lows, june 2adA~.
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. Gen. Busssy, in command
smith, has forwarded TO Governor
l. y)suby the suu Of 81, ,l44, : sontribu-
Fiea 70 the Lincoln monument fund. This
- i the donation Of the 18Th and 10th
|ssa, lst Arkansas infantry. IA Ohio,
= Arkansas battery, % Kassas battery,
~ Of the lodges and oisissss Rhife and
loa0a-of Fort Smith.
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TT S. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
TION

Ksokuk. Lee Co, lows, June 70, 1856
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-24

THIS establishment viii always cortain all the
l. varieties OF Medicine usually kept in a Drug
Store, together with Paints Oils, VarH-h, AL
cohol, Spirits Of TurPentine, Wins and Liquors
r Medicinal purposes Also Fancy Articles
Soap and Perumery, Blank Books and Station
ery, Camphene, Flu ard Kero-ine, and all The
other articles belonging to this line.
~ PRESCRIPTIONS carefully pat up both DAY
sBd night titss-
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H. IL. Hempsted's
NEW
Music Establishment
AND PIANO WAREROOMS.
25S Vain ST., milwaukee,.

THIS New Music Hall one of the most spa
l. c;ous and elegant Is adj shmeLts Of the
Hi d IA the United States, is now fully COM
f PIANOS. MELoDEoNS. HARMONIOUS
MUSIC BOOKS, MUSIC and MUSICAL IN
THU NEATS every description.
Our stoIh is unsurpassed III extent and vari.
ely, au! We are tally prepared TO furnish al,
artIc!e in The uu-lc trade ard OF the best
guilty. tt those about selecting Pauos we
Tier unusual advantages, HI ilig at all times
very large assortment, aid from a variety OF
makers We do lot cohfue ourselves to the
81 e Of Pianos from one or two houses ONLY.
tut have inst uIl, ut from ait tie lsdd,ng mex
ers OF New YORK. Boston nd elsewhere Per
Wishing IT, buy good Piano have Therefore,
every npporuiiit, at this establishment OF max
Iug a satisfactory selection.
Every Piano Is fully warranted for five years
We tfter our P,auos invariably at factory
prices, Without aiding freight All of on
PA, os are 60, d subslaL tiai Instruments made
OF well season ed materials. Ivy ski!itul woi kmen
and he tone is always pure aid sympathetic
and the durability AID capacIy OF remaining
III tnue uucquLled.
Persons cut of the city wishing to buy good
Piano and unable to visit the city for that pur-
pose, can have one selected tor them and Sat-
l,iaction will in all cases be guaranteed, both
As o quality aud price or the instrument may
be returned at our expense.
Tits 10 the ONLY p ace in the city where the
| celeb, a,ed STEINM Az & SONS aud CHICK
! EhiNG 4 SONS Plsuos can be Obtained.
| The assortment OF Melodeons, Han monums
| ana Americas Organs is very full and varied.
OEtLe celebr ted Iu,trume MS of this class made
! by Prince & Co . and ). D. & IL " SMITH We
have low a :uii supply MlIitar, Band itstru-
iueltts, Drum, Gutars Won : aud III fact every
Il e.,i ptiou OF Mu-,ca Instrument III use. lne
| HIest Roman Violin and Guitar Sirugs import
90 expressly tor our iraGe IN unsurpassed ior
quality and dur billy. Il The
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Sheet Music Department

We have unu ual facilities for supplying the
warts OF tn pub ic, being i'll constant receipt
nf al the rev music Published in the United
states, and the best Of foreign publications.
which together with Sur co 5taiitiy in
crossing catalogue constitute sto-k OF Sr,a
aud choice vIrc1y
The public is cordially invited to visit this
MODE. establishment and examine the beautiful
assortment OF Music aai mu-i al s's rnmenls
Il. n HEMPSIED.
25S Main street, Milwaukee.
rao
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Recommends to his friends and customers
his new stock Of Bourbon "-onon gahra, Rye;
Old Rye two Years, and Kectfed Whisky ,
Brandies; Rum; Gin; Arack; Cherry Wine
and Brandy; German. Spanish ard Italian Bit
tiers; Rum and Arack Punch all kinds OF sweet
Liquors; Rhen French, Madeira aud Port
Wines; Cider and Vinegar.
will wait unon my customers promptly aud
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side, Mantowoc.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

HAVING this day as-ocitted Mr. Lous
L l. Crc'uzhur2. with uie in the RetnI Dry
b1ud- aud G-ccrrv trad, u-.d"r rE" uam,, firm
AID style OF KAIILEt & GREUiZBG RG. And
thankful TO ng friends for AT 'Hv,r-. respect-
Iuiy ask fOr The new g. m CONT rIsl. &C Of the
patronage OF LIBERAL public lsrga aud,
varied assortment OF new gm 4 has INST beeru
receiyed aud Will be sold at fa "a ses a the OIL
ets md Of j. 4 kAHLER
Nyfovrs, nes 70 1867
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1865.
MILWAUKEE, NEWS.
Daily, Semi Weekly & Weekly.


rIrUE rec .rreLce of auCth"r year ali res our
1 Trends Ihfc8gh0ut this and adJolni0g
States h,Iiug opportunity Tor Special a..
gene, raj font 10 cIiiar4t The circuIatoi4 OF Ihh
Ntws- Daily, Semi " ,kiy and Weekly
ii,tcs III pleasure, ut the same time 10 ac'
kIewleise ,ncr friendly and very successful
DTS IL. }h.s regard Iuri & tue YEAR Jd>t clos
irg AID although the pr. sent nigh prices ol
uateffai prelude the pccu'iarv IsconpeIse
o. c. realized, we I've the same desire 10 lnui-
t.jty toe number OF our readers
tie tone and character OF HE NEW', under
IL Ircsert malt rmeut, are Low 80 well IN
derst ooi tina. u uid be SUP tItiIous TO In
dUSe il: any rectal OF our past, or PROBES ioh-
tor 4 uiuIe. Suffice II to say that IN AL lhat
gees t. Etahe up fist cia-s Fubhc journal =
iatest genera! aud conT.erc,al ne"s py tee-
graph ard n1herwi-e interesting 'orrespon-
Gtnce on curr.Lt topics, cCute>y IA argument
.dncfence 10 principle literary and mi,cei!ai--
u5 matters ard attention 10 locsi utter SIS,
wt..t"tr aif citing our state or the no thWeet
generally, II is Tot intended that The NLws
shah hold any secondary position
" sutjoin The present tein.s Of tie several
dirtuns:
Dali, b. mail, por year SO 90
:" uer three months 2,50
Semi weekly by mall, Fer year 40
Z" - - per three months on
Week y L,Hcl,, Gnt,t..l Utr wear zoo
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MASON e IIAMLiN'S
:. C AE:EN Ell. ORG NY.

For Families. Churches. andESchools.
Adapted TO SACRED and SECULAR MUSIC
Answering the same purpose in Churches
Halls, &c, ol moderate size, that the large and
expensive pi.e Oroal dofS in large Gnu, ches
y d,sirt Die ji,st, umeIt fCr the Par or-far sg-
perior to the Mo leon i'll ovcry r, sptct, and
capable Of rendering much delightful music tc
which the Piano IS rot adaatei
PslCfs--F ON : llu IL SGC0 Every instru-
nett g walrGrtcd iui five Years
Cal! and see ie>tlmOniils from over two huns
dred Of the most dia.ir guile musicians and
organ's's in the c,u'.tv, ucudi g Lowell Ma
son, VIM. b. Bradhur', Thos Has ines. Geo.
Jas Webb Geo. +. Root. John Zrndel, and the
eminent pausts, Goftscha,k. Thalberg, Stra.
kosch, and William Mason
Mes>rs. Ma & Uanin have never vet TAIL
Ell to receive ihe FIRST premium at lykKY ex-
hbicn of their Instruments, having now over
thirty such rrcmiunls, Including one gold and
eleven silver medals
Orders solicited and sats'a guaranteed
II. D. SHEPARD, Agent.
Maui'Owoc Oct 1864.
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How coiur,Mb1ds & 'Et;ta Eookas asf personal ap.
pearance of Columbus was hot a bad index: Of
bis character. His general af expressed; The
authority whichihe knew 50; 50; we'll how to- exer-
else. His light ggag eyes; kindled easily at
subjects of interest. He was. tall and well
formed. Els complexion, was fair, and freckled,
and inclined to ruddys. Trouble soon turned
his light hair gray and 1t thirty it .jwas quite
white. Moderate in food, simple ii: dress, TEN.
perate in language. bearing .hinself with court
eous and gentle gravity, religious %ithent being
formal; repressihg bis irritable: temper with a
lofty piety, he was the model ola Christian
sgentleman. The devout rsfereuee OF. his sue
cesses 70 shs Diyins 2ayteer, xjth which he CON
tasdes the, ;frePqH Of bis first yayage TO the
lereignty Of CASTLE is highly 'ehaFacteristic
The man.
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Wo1As.-Perbaps a more Just aud beautiful
compliment Was never paid to woman than the
following, BY Judge Story: ITO the honor, of
the eternal honor Of the sex be it s,.id, that to
the path of duty no sacrifice is with them too
high or too dear: Nothing is with them i'm
possible, bltto shrink from what. love, honor,
innocence and religion require. The voice of
pleasure or ofsPower may pass By 3unheeded-
but the voice 81 afaietiop never. The cham.
Der of the sick, the pillow of the dying, the
vigils Of the dead, the altars Of religion never
missed the presence or the sympathies of wo.
man. Timid though she be, and so delicate
that the winds Of heaven may not roughly visit
her, on such occasions, she loses all, sense Of
danger and assumes preternatural courage;
which knows not and fears not the consequent
ces. Then she displaya that undannted spirit that
neither courts nor evades them; that resigna,
tionlghieh atters neithe5 inurmatts nor trsgsets
shdthat patience in. suffering which seems vic!
torious even OVER death itself" ,1>r:s.a':..,
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|the Geaer6or, to apPeint Is EEsssSSsSEss
agent to te selected from ash4efass 6f 6efS6SlSa
not liable to eonscriptionih Gonf,d sfste fnaii1
ry service, if the services: Of assuitahie esxgesys
can be secured from said CLASSY @6l slS ,eie
ceive for his services the pays of. d. Hettensae:
colonel ofinfantry,. as allowed by the Cobfed-
:trato government, during his. employment; tos
be- paid to Him monthly by the Statcss. (. ~ s+ss
SEC. 3. That it shall be Tie ddts uf1hs sts,s
agent aforesaidj Immediately on the feceps; ;6ut
Of any order fromiis Exceleney tle Governor
to make inprcssnemtl Of slayeH, under The pro
visions of this act, TO extend such order to teS
Sheriffs Of the sev.ra judicial districts :of &tbe
Stite Whose duty it shall be&lol cxechte tksss
sainein sleir respective districts; alrds sifNks
he the duty OF the ComnissienensotR Roads and
the anhorltes Of incorporated cities; tow Is ars
villages, aid such otef person Or persons asa
the STATE agent may appoint to finisbato theasss
sllerifs of their respective dstficts within tlif
ty days after the passaGe of ffiis act, u fuHl ai
currect RETURN os all male slaves liable to sfoad
duty within their respective Jurisdictions which
returns shall be based on statemeats fufaiststh
by. lie owners Of such slaves, sworn ID in VIII
ting; and stch statements to befretui1sii tthe
Sef,rtary. of the Boards Of Commissioners sof
Roads, and by them kept on fis,t Oh fIdfitsfSN
be the duty of the said Sheriff. upon beihr-:
dulv notified by the said State uaeahe Of. any:
order for the impressment ofslases IL afofesafdE
thirty days before,' to summon 'all S6Sfigfss ii
bic under said order to furnish slaves, 30 KSve
the slaves so liable at teeii respective
and at the proper time, giving TEN qass.ih6ts6s
thereof to The owner for traf 3Ss tb1fS
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scarcely perched its boughs befo .ae first
tree and the boat weis swept away Here we were up
slender tree, with angry torreut twenty leetdsep
sweeping Ave- feet beneath us and IN expanss Of tho
river more than mile on either side: From this time
Wednesday twelve o'clock, until Friday two o'clock
we clung for life to these fra but Mithu limbs The
river reached its highest on Wednesday evening at
five o'clock and its and width prevented our cries
from being heard until next day. All the first day and
iiignt and all the second day and night we shouted
for hep; and we began to give UP all hope In my
exertion to save the boat had thrown OF my 4cout
which We lost, and the only way we kept ourselves
from freezing TO death was by violently and constantly
striking each other and kicking he tree. Thu sday
night the boy slept syundly and it with difficulty
supported him aud cheered him up from giving out
entirelys We tasted no food or water aud felt no
inclination to dc SO, out occasionally moistened my
lips, that might halOo the louder. The waves surSed
about au0 we fearful tue tree would be wash.
ed of as tho current seemed 10 b heaped up in the
track in which it grew. Though almo 10Y entire
stock Of mules, beef CATTLE sheep hogs fodder, &c,
was swept away, yet 50 imminent was the peril l.
scarcely thought Of them fora moment Every exeitiou
was made to rescue US BY several gentleman but the
torrent was too swift aud heavy for boat TO live
bateau with tVo negroes came willn hundred yards
Of rLhe tree, when Was swamped and they barely es.
capped by ciusing TO another. about two O'Clock ON
Friday, Mr. RUSH, the overseer On Col CnEs&Urs
plantation, with Two colored men, reaeled lie Tree
in boat He, with one Of then. took our places on
the tree and we safely reached The shore, stiff and
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Fsatss FOR ADVERTISING:

Z. Fos ens Esauifs-ten lines II; or less-RIyE
poLIsARs fbr sHs sftst: insertion, and UUR DOL
LARS 16r edch subseqnent lfS :
soBifuaRr la1fDEs exceeding one square, charged
Tr1nsisats Advert sems1ts md Job Work MUST
BE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE ~
n No except toeur regular advertise
ing pauons ( 80. = s5s s..si:e &
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I I1sss4 Il K:liiI|asll1SNaglossE! |slS

theadqnsstsfs Janaasf B.sazo IL Hon.
ftss - pc sElsss
had bombarded Fort Fisher furpusiy all day
yesterday. At 4 P: n, their infantry came. up
to assault and aheavy demonstration a: the
same hour being made. against their rear BY
our troops. At half past six p. m, Gen. Viii,
ting reported their attack had failed, and the
garrison as being. strengthened with fresh
troops. About 10 p. m., the fort was cap.
tured, with the garrison: Since which time
20 further particulars Gas bse6 received,
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. Found )

; 4 PISTOL WHICH THE0 0WSER Ca N5S$HAYE
It y by proving property s6a paying the expense of
advertising Apply at the Journal ~ =
zJanuaryls '25 ;ss:s 80 TT.
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4Top.-Ny plantI.-
6''on, the Waeeree.
n Last that hsattst the
Ra,ii in com 5any
lied of to rescue
(suring three fine
Eabove, broke and.
bg before it. and
bank. Ia
ESxashed by the
Nls Of the pigs
I1..c:.sree in mid.
bottom where We
Sans,aor began 10
Ntsin! ieeit /, distant Is,
EeiawlIRs as Ssr.
Of tlleahoat
b the -othsrl esd;
ss!ehpe end in tnya
.ssea!. isfss:aeysds
pof hiG n = NJ N hAt4.
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,1EROMsNTRi4ENEAs:

sdaxasps Isps szs4en. Early reports y
i lastnigbt SOC g;ppsn surpr and captured thu
gssiso 81 si agat sseEl W sndS Count E1tiag
/ and xodhd ding 9 Considerable number, AID ts-
king 5se prisoners. oar loss slight, -: s.:s>
Signed In u ~ $50: ssi.: s@a BE. LEE. u,
sHSA pKIlaSz SzYsHosN. +, + e q
SSdesPatc6 was TsceSEeds h7s morning, sdstsd
4: Hon.
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70 Hire,

IA PLY at this Office. g =;
January lS =: i.s.s,s;;... -. -. tf
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-05-25
Bic Glndlt uoa Sci. SaUis.

2albpills, 10. Mai. SurA iielihs Sifiz
,isrs, ,relhe fir,lib bier sinsstrrren lino, erfabrt
man rie( 81 tersi1autss itsr Gle Blubt rrn SsfTsrS
ion 9aris. @sneral Sebrea, mclhtr lstne Ssecrz
te srumanbirte, ,rar ebtn IN Ger Sdlaht lei Haz
(sia6 ttGtbia, ais gSteslsr cine Gspslhe ertitlt,
mrriu Self. Dauis 1000 Utann 6apalcrie ais Gss
serts fir iib unb lsin Satinst nah 2Salbrs IN
gspraia rsrlanate. Spfrrt rurne 9strsll at3ss
ianot uno trai uab breitasisem Wtar,is IN 0rsenss
trrp auf Davis, Benjamin, 8redinriS3e, equator
Burnett, s.. >. Nsasan, Gsntral Snrns nnS Anz
rcre.
gcfcrt traa Der Bug, an Der Spise SsH. Oar's
nit ieinsr llmaetung, rann Die Amtulanjsn mt
rsn Srausr, !Aincsrn uno Gem IN Den %silsrnsn 8a'
lett>n rer,rab,ten @sles, mad Gharlctte our. 'pttr
ltisscn Balil Sufe, Sersulc on unD SatSbar mil
ibren Yriaaem Al i6ncn, nrctrh re Gstorte aul
5000 Utann aetraht muroe. 0pn na 9in9 Der
Marid mad Ntterile in Siioz9arclina. slm 3,
puresn Bic 2rurrtn In 2inie auf5eltelit ,no IN
@rlc unp Siltcr auatesablt. 2lm Atsno lsb
Gsnsral Snfs isinen Srrrrcn iasen, rer init nat
Dem Sransmilnliirpi=S Department sstsn trcue, ,ca1
te lnh am f~rl9snrsn Wrrsen nnslnen. Us lt.slees
ten lid slas. atsr 9ufs msi3crts lih, (lntslrarnets
mit;unebmen unn iitrrltsb Die llstst9en ibrcm Sdlds
lal.
eli ainaen nit Ihperem !6sr;sn mad Walhr'
uno srSatsn iih al Gsnsral SSillon; stsn,c ~
Yriaaesu 1,rsuicn's uno 9ausban's. SsttsD's
Sruprsn s~slsilstsn SeH. Davis mad Dem dilemma:
Sbale, an ,rsitlitsn ltisr bee SarannatsSirsr
Sier nabmsn am 8. 9snjamin, 9rsftarinSe uni
Burnett sltihice ron Davis. Sisler sin9 NIT ,ei:
nsr Sssleitnns iitsr Cen Slug, wabrsnn bic ustrt'
asn lt mad 9saibinstcn ~tssatsn, no bic Srupret
~auisslGt muuoen. Benjamin nne 9rstlnrtras Ct
reittsn ;msitslsctns has meitlths uTsr rss W'll''
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