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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-26

The Boston Trareler says that in the
manufacturing towns girls at work upon
sewing machine. are paid 81 or IS per
week for ten hours per day. Girls who
understand coat making are in some plae-
es paid $40 per week.
The negro mechanics in Columbus,
Ga, are on strike for higher wages,
demanding FIVE dollars per day. This
does not look as though being free, they
intended to cheaper the price Of labor,
to the injury Of white laborers.
MILLINERY GooDs-STILL THEY COME
Another lot just received at Mrs. Car
ter's old stand. Call and see them.
THE HERALD OF HEALTH, AND Journal
OF PHYSICAL CuLTVRE.-The objects of this
journal are to lead the people away from con-
| slant dependence upon drugs and quack medi
cines to . reliance upon Natural Rene dies
pure air, sunshine. bathing, sleep, exercise rest
and all the Hygenic Agencies, for the recovery
| from disease when sick, and for the preserva
tion of their health. THE HERALD is a practice
health teaching Journal and those who will take
it and follow strictly its teachings need not be
sick. 1t is published monthly, contains forty
wellprinted pages on Health topics, and should
be in the hands of every mother who would rea,
beautiful children, every student who would pre-
serve his health and every invalid who would
be led away from dependence on drugs and
quack medicines to dependence OF air, food
and Natures remedies. $3.50 year, Is cents
number. Four copies one year, S.; ten cop
les, $40.
The following is the Table of Contents of TIL
| Her AID for October:
Rambling Reminscences-The War Path
! Worse than War, Pure Water, The Sunny South
| A Comedy Of Errors, Curses OF Quinne Recon
struction-by X. I. Trail, NJ. D.. Hints on Chllt
Culture-by Geo. w. Bungay. Cure for lnebri
ates-by NJ. l.. Holbrook, NJ d. Non stimula,
ing Treatment of Disease-by James HaughtoI
Our Houses-How TO Make them Hea,shtn,-b
I II. Beecher stowe. Physical Culture in CIeve
| land High sohooi-Ly T. Sterling, NJ y. Note
of Warning respecting the Cholera. A Lstte
from Geo. Francis Train to his Children on tn,
Rules Of Health. Food and Disease by J. B.
Walker, NJ d. The Medical Abuses of Alcoho
by Rev. W. ". Williams. Topics of the Moutl
II he Approaching Pestllence A fact of Fearful
Significance, Distressing Fatality Last Cure 70
Consumption, Rasc aiavitis-by K. X. Trail NJ d
About Preserving the Eyes. IIemorrhagc of tn
Lungs-by E. p. Miller, NJ. u. Gov. Brough'
Death and its Lesson--by J. b. F. Walker NJ. d
| Boat Races and Physical Culture. Brodie's Cur
for seeplessness. Turkish Baths, and forty 9th
er articles. Address
MILLER WOOD,
No Is aight Street New York.
Let everybody subscr be for THE HERALD; /
WILL FAY.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-26
New Confectionery Store!

UTOULD respectfully announce that he has
w opened a store in Muzzy's block, where
he will keep large variety of articles, consist
ing in part OF
Candies. Apples. Nuts, Notions. Cigars
Tobacco. Pipes. &C., &c.
He will nav the ighest cash price for Butter,
Eggs Honey, Home made Soap, Rags, Chickens,
and Turkes.
He is County gent for the sale Of liquor for
for medicinal and mechanical purposes.
Upton Iowa Oct s. 1868. h4um5
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-26
LIVERY STABLE l. HACK LINE.

BELTS Il WEAR.
EsA1selir<Iys-n in correction with their
-tN7Exa--- Daily Hack Line between
linton and Clarence, making connection with
the trains t. and from Chicago, nave fitted upa
aTIP.TOP LIVERY STABLE,
having q splendid stock Of Horses, new and
substantial Carriages, and hope by their liberal
tssms of hire to receive the PATRONAGE OF all.
They are also prepared to carry passengers to
orr mart Of the State Give Them a Call.
stable directly west Of the Upton House, Tip
ton, Iowa. - no
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13
Local and State Items.

. BURGLARy.-The store of Mason 3
Marshall on Merchants Row in tbs
village was broken into on "Wednesday
night, and between forty and fftydoi-
lars in fractional currency, silver ana
pennies, were stolen. The burglars
broke the shutter OF a window adjoln-
ing the cellar door in the rear OF the
building, then stuck some tarred paper
upon the glass to preveat its rattling
down when broken, broke the glass and
removed the bar ont the inside of the
cellar door opened the door and pro-
ceeded to the door at the top of the cell
lar stairs. Upon this door they operat-
ed with auger and bit and finally sue
ceeded in getting hole through against
the latch fastening on the inside and so
effected an entrance into the store. They
then pried open the desk, from which
they distracted the money aforesaid
and departed, leaving behind the tools
which they had previously stolen from
q carpenters shop. The tarred paper
used upon the cellar windoW-glass was
che bill or programme of some exhibit
ton in Troy; N. Y, which fact may pos
sibly indicate the CHASE OF the rascals.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

sinews of war-have given layishly of their
means, and contributed of their counssls and
and have crowned all by laying. tneit well
beloved sons on the altarof their country.
But Notwithstanding all this We must yield
10 those who have barred their bosoms TO the
heat Of battle, and in the darkest hours of
the republic borne aloft our starry flag,
the full measure of gratitude for enabling
the statesman of to-day 10 record in letters
Of living light, the triumphs Of freedom
and the doom Of slavery.
And for us and for our children,
The vow which we have given.
For freedom and humanity,
Is registered In Heaven,
No slave hunt in our borders.
No pirates on our strand,
No letters in the nation,
No slave upon the land
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

TIE FIFTH RBeMENT.-The officers
and men of the FIT Vermont regiment,
who passed through here early Tuesday
morning last, reached Burlington at
about 5 1-2 o'clock A. M. They were
received and entertained in Burlington
in that city's usual hospitable style,
Rev. E. Mix making the address Of well
come. The present officers of the Fifth
are as follows: ~
Field and Slaf.-Lieut. Col. R. A. Ken
nedy Major, e. 0. Cole. Surgeon, O.
II. Allen; Assistant Surgeon, d. L. G.
Colburn; Quartermaster, I. L. Ellis
Chaplain, J. d. Cargill. 24t+
Line 08icsfs.-Co. A, Captain Thomas
Kavanah; First Lieutenant, F. G. Davis,
Co. B, Lieutenant Charles V. Cool Co.
C, Captain VIM. Il. Wright; Co. d,
Lieutenant Baldwin; Co. Z, Lieutenant
Foster Co. T, Captain Pratt; Co. g,
Captain Barrett; Co. H, Lieutenant
Grace; Co. 1, Captain Kilborn; Go. K,
Captain Dudley. 49,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13
yAnother great burglary was COM

Another great burglary was COM
mitted in Troy on Monday night. The
burglars effected an entrance into
Quackenbush & Coslarge store, through
hole they had tunneled through two
walls and more than thirty inches Of
solid brick, and carried OFF over ten
thousand dollars worth of silks. The
same store was robbed last April Of a
large quantity Of silk goods-some
twelve thousand dollars worth.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

FIRE IN ST. ALBAEs.-The car factory,
an extensive wooden building, in st.
Adams, took fire on the morning Of the
4th inst, and was wholly DESTROYED.
All the tools and machinery were burned
with the building, and large quantity
OF lumber was barely saved. The whole
was the property of the Central Railroad
Company. The fire is supposed to have
originated by spontaneous combustion
in pile of sawdust. The house Of Geo.
f. Houghton, ESQ. near by, narrowly
escaped
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

liam streets which We mentioned on
Tuesday. This was hung with lanterns
and transparencies and made very tine
appearance
our account has thus reached an I'M
expected length, but we can assure our
readers that II is after all but a meagre
description of this best of all celebra'
tiOns that ever occurred in Rutland,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13


RIPLEY FEMALE COLLEGE, AT PoULT-
NEY, ELECTROMAGNETIC exercises
of this prosperous Institution have Just
closed, and the hundredi fair students
have separated for their summer vaca-
ton. The programme was unusually
interesting ard profitable. The annual
sermon on Sunday. evening, by Rev. j.
NJ. Edgerton, was filled with suggestions
on the value of proper methods in the
pusuit Of Intellectual, social and relig-
fous success.
r. Waldo Emerson lectured before the
Irving Association" on Monday even
ing. His theme, Resources" was
treated in q style perfectly ,Eiaersoaiaa,
and every sentence was stamped with
his image and superscription."
On Tuesday evening "Joslin Hail.
was filed to it's capacity to hear the
splendid music and essays of the young
ladies. The large audience was kept
delighted for three hours. Sweet har-
monies struck from one of ''Webers" SUI
peru pianos, ana voices sweeter far than
stringed notes, filled the intervals be.
tween the essays. These would do hon.
or to any College. The Latin Salutatory,
by Miss Anna Hopper, and the closing
essay, on Feminine Culture by Miss
Virginia G. Tryon, were especially
marked $50
DR.. Newman has either the happy art
of securing rare class Of students, or
the happier faculty Of forming them of
ordinary minds. w
We know of no institution ii our
country for the education Iof young
ladies, which furnishes superior facili.
ties and very few which can equal it.
VISITOR
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-13

CANvAssER WANTED.-We understand
that Mr.. J. M. CIRCUIT, General Agent for
WI. Hollands publications, is in town
and stopping for short time at his
brothers, Rev. Fl. M. circuit of West Rut-
land. He is in want Of a few good men
to canvass for Mr.. Hollands publica-
tions. G9
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rob Fir @,rmantpm1t rnb Sic OeutlGtu.) W1it
GROCER Tre1be besriibeu mir se an ~9sitri9eh Sage
erfpl0te gSabl ~lnIere8 Wtitbiir9tr8, Serrn s.
&looa gum Mbermau, ein grei9niB, pel6ee
in Sen M1taIen Der Stabt Nnltpille ais eilsig bas
Itebt uub ms 31 Der liheren SpfinunS bert6tigt,
ba6 ba8 btlltlde gltnltst mebr llno nitbr 1Hr tppbl'
rerpientet Aserfennung unb Gertretlng geIan9t.
Oiele @abl' bilbtt ben Nnfatg bonn Gnoe, = Elm
@nbe, peldeS NIT benz OurdbrndJe per1ti6e1
Slei6es, beuti9er Sitdtigfeit, beltldert Sieberit1'
mes, beutlder @6rlidfeit lnb beItIben 3nIanl>
b.rpcrrufen NIB bieIe SrpBe &epublit uuf BEN Sui
millationSpunft beS Slides u1O WcblltanDeS Re'
ben nirb.
gAlr 70 fortgefabreu, Sbr Serrer, lro mir mers
BEN III fllr3er 3eit bon rlebr 2eltter1 I'M Gpn9reB
III ben 2s9islaturen ulb Staotrdtbet 9Brelt, pel9e
beltid, berlteben
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seieorapalrt fir acu ,,Saifimort gGcdcr".
S9. GOn0re6.-E. GtBung.

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mar bellte ipieper i'll Situ1tg.
SIM Senate itberreidte SSH lpn cine Sin Be
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5Sreibeit oller Setppbner Ser Ser. Staaten, be8
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Staotc pber Serritorirut ber Ser. Stadtelt be-
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Der Sflaperei>& erbdltniIIe i'll &raft rnp Nu8iiblln9
lparen, ipiberrufe1 fem, DAP fem IDlde9 @eIeb
r1ebr 9eldatte1l poer ullterIt1i3t merpet ltllp Dap
Die Serppbner bein9ter Staaten pber Gerritprie1
6crchtigt Iein lp0cn, @pntrafte eir5l9e6e1 nup at>
5ultlieBelt, bieIclten 9er,dtlid ein5uflagen, Dor
alien @cridt8bDfen 3ellgnis ubSulegen, rrlO bdb
fie rplleS 1tnb aleide8 9tedt ppr benz @eIe3e boz
Ben ipltelt. SeSit9li6 Der Siderbeit Der Teripn
urp beS Gi9elitblrilS iolt iepe Nerlol, meide tr<
oelIp eillell g5eipo6ner Der erlp6bltell Stadten Dper
Serritprien i'll leinenl, purd oteIe Ncte 9eildertell
peri6nliGelt pber @i9cntbum8redte beelrtrddtt9t,
bieier uebertretll19 beldulpi9t llltp i'm uebernel>
lun9Sfallc elmer @elbbnbe bon. nidt peri9er ais
$1,000 pber einer @efingniBftrafe BON lidt ii6er
8 Sabre, poer mad, geridtlidenl Grmellen, Der
OpppeIItrafe ullterap0eI merben. Die I'M iiin9<
Itelt IufItallbe b~e9riiien 9eireIclten Staaten lpllen
inter bielelll Nfte 10 lange inter gcelgneter Mill
t1riIder @eri6tererpaltllng perbleitel, Bis Der
GpngreB hnrd) ell @eies peren SeSiebun9el 5l
pelt Ser. Staaterl f~eltiieQcn ipirb. Sn alien Sal
len, no ELL Seflaater ppr benz @eridt8bpfe irgenb
ctneS Staate8 pber Serritprirm8, inter ben Se>
itjnlnun9eu bieler @fte irgeno ell 9ted}t inl Q&ege
Ser &ertbeioi9lltg uuiprtbt, fam lold eu Se,
flo9ter uuf gerlaugen ZEN 9tedt8folt, in meldeln
CT ~tetbeili9t lit, rab Dem ibm p~ailenpen 9iltriit8>
ppcr Se5irtSgcriGt Der Ser. Staatelt %rerle9er. =
lletermieieu.
Ter &orftser t~iiubi9te al, boB ba8 0feconftruf-
tjou8sG COMMITTEE aus Den 00. SeiienpelI, 9pmarD
Spbnlen, WtIiam8 luo Soarri6 beilebe.
GUNNER bradtc eiu @ein@ farbiger Splbatel
ein, ipclde i'll Grege 9ebielt batten, unp pieielte
Bounty perlangen, nelde bic peiBen Solpatelt
%erbietten, NIB gegel Die 3ulafiulg Der iiiDlidell
NeprGieltalltel i'll Gpn9reb prpteitiren, alt89es
nonrmen auf Der oll9emeirel SafiS enter sIcidtr
Gertretllng Der peiBeu unp ihmarSen SepSlteruus
-Oeni Ylenars@ Committee itternielelt.
Solparp bra6te cine @etitipn BON $40 6artis
gen aus Siib Carolina, ipelde mn GerleibuIg
9leider 9tedte Dor btn1 @jeiese pbne llnterlhit6
Ser 6arbe, i'll pplitiider mo jeper olbern 9tib@
TING nahIrdet. Dem Getpllitrllctipn8 : Cont
mittee itbertrteIelt.
Sunlner Iegte cine Petitipn bon Biirgern beS
0i1trift$@ plulibia Dor, rptld)e algeuleine8 Stinrnls
redt perlau9en. Dem 6itnfSebner . AuSi4uB
i~tberpieIeil.
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Csine 8sGerumasanaolt obaebrnnnt.

Man6efer,N. s., 20. DeSbr.-6eute
fritz 5 llGr braG in Dem 3mei Meilen ppn bier
oeleoenen 8eGerun9sGnule. 8euer aus uno
baGelta bronnte ti8 uuf Die llmfa1un9S-
mdlterli nieper.
Sbwobl bic in bteIem Gorrecttonabaule
9etinirten CUR 3eit bes 2lusbru68 be8 8tuerS
f6liefen nnb Die 6lan,mcn, bon eincm l~tarfen
Winbe an9efdMt, nit "a fenber GAueGiateit
nm Ii6 grifen, 0elon9 e6 pp6, N0e su rettm.
Gle wurpen nit %2tuSnabme 1pn 8 Bis 10,
Die in Der Serpirrun9 ent1lpben, nuM ben,
auf Der 6arm befinblt@en Stcf6oule &C.
bra6t. Die @ebduoe wareu nit $4,000
perli6ert. Der 8erlut aber beIdnft liA auf
$4,000.
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Q(ud) cin tlrt5etl iibrr General Grants
nGEitiidlsn Neridit.

Die Nclp>Oorfer a6enp2 citing ia9t inter 9lrt'
bereItl III ibren1 Artlfel liber ben ppltt1t q e II
Seridt BON @eneral @rant:
..Trob alle6eln unb allcbtm bGlt er fi6 fir
competent, ci1 urtbeil nidt itber Die 3uitdnoe
BON Galei9b, GbarleltOt Saponlab. nlo Nu9rt'
fla, nidt iiber bic Sage rer betoelt Cardinals 11lo
@eprgia'8, ioubern = itber Die Sage beS Sit<
per8 ia iiber Die IS eitnnun9e Ell 1no Sttm>
Ell Der Sitr9er beS Siipels ab3u9ee
ben ! 9attelt mir 5l ptel 9eIa9t, pelllt mir metlt'
ten, Daft Geu. @rant eiuen @rap bon &itbnbelt be-
iite, mie ibm nod g3tel'ano S~ugetraut bat ?-@)elt.
Sbernlan 1~tipulirte Bel 9talei9b Die llItertper fun9
be8 gan3en Sitpelt8 bis gum 5tio @ranpc. 0a8
mar eiu Stiid militdriider Il9ebld. Gr bered}s
uete Die nilitdril6e 8iperftdnp6fraft be5 Siiben6
lnb feline 0ted)nl1ng mar rtdlti9, ipte ll1llter eS itd
nit leiler 8efugnib, lie olSlItellell, ~rerbaltell
r1pdtc. gl6er Gen. @ralt mil rpn ben Sen terlI
eileS @aItbaules in 0talei9b, poer Sdrannab, bis
III bic Screen Der Str9er peS uSltpell@" les
6en:- baS lit me9r, ais G9ernlar iih ;lenlalS slt'
Qetrallt baben tpiirbe.
uno maS bat graft gcicbel? DAP Die 9rpEe
OtaIIe 0ller Deufenoet in Sitoelt Die 9e3ell~
wdrtiqe Sage i'll 3reu unb @laIbeu, e9rlld rnr
reolid acceptirt; = paB lie Die Ge5ellton mi
Stlarerei ais tpot %allieben; = Dap ie ipbaIb ais
nlTglid sur Selbit~0 e9ierl1lg I'll Der Union GIL
.riidSufebren tpiinIben.
Wit onpereu QSprten: Gc1craI Grant bat in ben
puar 9trnpeu, bic CT rim Siibsn" 3ubradte, JUL
%bielel6en Bbralen 9cbBrt, tpelde Die prppiIpri'
lden Stutt6alter, Die Ne6euellsGpnpel1te 2e9isla'
turel1 &C. felt ied8 Oiprqten fort MD fort tpieper'
bolt baben, lub melde i'll pen &ppperbeab> 3eitlllt-
gen beS 9torben8 ibren 2SieperbaIl finben.- A6er
Bic 6rage, I'M Die lib'8 banbelt, lit gerabe Die,
mas lOlde 8braier wcrtb iinb, peni Die 0anb,
I'M idrofflteu g8iperlprud panlit lte'
ben. llnp mas sur H6itn9 0teler Sra8c @ener
raj @rant bei3utragen bat, ift-gtuQ."
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Sou SSdfnuinF.

~Woitpille, 10. Deg. Der 8tuB 1T 26 3pu
bod 1nb fallt jett; 4 Oai1pfer Iilto al ben lutte.
fen lro erpartcll bort ell Steigeu be8 98aIierS.
3n Slrfe8bille itieg beltte Der 6luB 4 pber 5 SUP
bel BEN l%lnticfet. GS re8nete 9eute bier Den Salts
sen Sag.
10. 9e5tr. GS rtguet bier ben gallSen Sag
iiter uup baIert nod iort;, Der 6luB niro itei8ell.
Nuf BEN l~lntiefeu 1T bd8 g8aiier 8 3el bod.
Saplat Sobu 2~alrrcNce lift BON @eueaaI 6isfe,
SRb9e Nbppcate, onigttellt, 9rOSeie Su fii9ren,
nobel 6reigeloiiete betbtiliBt linb. Gr Sei9te benz
4tajor Srpmn bo8 oil. Bic betreffen0e Orbre
fiupet alsemeinen 2ejiol.
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9Sp.I @irsinien.

Nt6mpnb, 20. Deg. Sen. Gerrp bat Der
2e9isIatrr Die &eritderlln9 gegcbell, baB iebr frdt'
ti9e WfaBregelu lee1 srr1 Sdube Der Siir8er ulb
Q(ufre6tbaltlln5 Der 0tube, u1o boB e8 fetneS Se@
IdluIle8 Der 2e9i8ladlr bebitrfe.
8te 2e9i&latl ! III bnl ellie 9telplutipr ali, ben
Sen. 8oitn'eiiter nm &erlncbrHn9 Der Ypit>GeIe'
g~enbeitell IN Girginia Sueriuden.
G8 9in9 lei Ser Qeg9is(atlr ell @eIud beS @cil.
See ais 4%jrdiibent bc8 Malbir9ton college eil, I'M
&erwiIi9un9ell 3ur Nnitelun9 BON 5 ProfeIlorer
ntebr in Dem Snftitut.
81 mpub, 81. 0e3br. Die @eeb9etung
bat ft6 bis slul 5. Saluar rerta9t. g. u. Stur>
bipant wurbe bcrte sum StaatSalpalt eripiblt.
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Treas. 0eet. Ofeoilters Office. 25. 0e,

TreaS. Dept. O~te9iter8 office, %. Deg. 65.
Srn. Gbitor bes u@efers."
Sd bernerfe III Sbrer g~eltrige1 Summer einen
Srrtbnm, moburb @iele NIB inter @noern
and ib ielbf management beriibrt merben; ndm,
lid bic gtodridt, bos Der Sdabantt8 Sccretdr IS
GIerf8 leileS 9epartementS e%Itla1lel bobt nnb
3tpar allf BEN Gjrrmp bin, bab %bielelben lnfabig be-
funben murhsu. = 0ieieS 1T burdans ridt Der
6aQ, iprlbern 1T bies nm chs Dem @rlllbe geides
ben, 8lob fir mniere p%crtriippelteu Splpo.en gu
modet unb ai6 u1, III llebereinifirlnln0 nit
eintm geldI1B bes@on0. eI1es, Die 3cbl Der @lerfs
al serriugtrn. = Cider lit peni9Iters, buB nidt
Ser @r1ib pOrlag, ben sie unfiibrtell; es Sat bis
itbt nod Seiuer erfabren pier b%ttpieler, boB irNtrc
cine Slase 9e9en Ginel Bon Der Gn5abl 9sfiibrl
mar. - Sm meinsm ei9enel Safe pil i6 llur be
merfeu, bob ib 9erabe cine ISOLDE Dor meinsr
Gntlairn9 apanctrte.
iii M0tung8DOIl s.
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Sem 0orf, 81. 9e3. Sic 0anpfer ySulls
ter" v9tepapa" llub y@nterpe," am II. B. ppll
SaparnaR ab9e9angen, fauleu biee1 0tor9e1 bier
all.
Dem oSeralo" 8ufplge fpute am 20. 5. in SIT,
lanta cine 3uiammenfruIt pou Steuere@iieIlorell
lrnp @plettOren fir Glib Carolina, 4labarla,
6lprtoa lllo Georgia bebufS 9}eglltruug Der
SStenerbe5irfe lrle @illtrcibln9 Der Layer itatt'
Tinpen.
Der 0aurfsr ,6olcpn" purbe blrH @eneral
Sralrlat III Sopanuab feIfgebolten, neil beflel
@i9ner iid meigerten, auf bemielteu SruppeH bon
2lu9uIta ba9il ein5uidiffe1.
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III baS Siircan fir ~Stefngees NIB Sret9elallenc
rmoeIGaffeu. SIN Qpuiiai1a CAB bic Geripaltlln0
Der pielel nerlafienen &d1pereten Dem Viireo1 al16
tiidtioe Mittel all bic Sa1p, bies bat aber iest gum
erB6te1 Sbeil pnrd bic 3~uritGgabe Der Ylanta-
gen aufgebort.
@dniHelt 141 nit 2s5 2e6rer1 urb 8 1000
Sdiilern @ pDfHr 80 bis 40, 900 Dollars burd
Saren gelalninelt mllrben. Sn 2~pniIialta unb
alabanla Rabel Die 6rei9enIicuen baS 0te6t Dor
@cri9t 81 Hagen ulD 3tngniB 81 9eten, Die IrlS>
nabnS9eridte ir1trben be8bolb abgeI6offt. SIM
Wtcrat September b~crtbeiltt ber &smnlilldr
50, 186 Gatipue1 an 8ludtlir9e unb 6rciSeGaIiene.
Hatlore1 pltrpeH I'M Nuguit al 1869 Siilfsbe>
pitrftige au8getbeilt, i'm September an 3077.
Colonel Sbpma8 1a9t all j saB er
Der III 8e5icbuno ouf cine 9te9eriul ~urrection 9e>
be9ten Scfitrdtln9en iptge1, ben Staat bnrd Ieine
A9enteu babe bereilen lallen unb ba f bieIe 8e,
1t r6tnn9en 9rnnpIp8 wdrcn.
VIII. 0ipiii9n. Sentldp uub Scrnsiiee.
Stele 0ipt1ion 1T inter Der @Dutrplle beS Srig.
Sen. 6. 9. Si8fe, ais 9~iilf8cpnmilldr, luit
Dem Sauptquartier i'll gtaibpiae. 9eri ellie Be-
ridtet, Dap eS ibnu ~9elul9en iei, Die unniibel
Camps Der Srei9elal Ienelt ouf5ubeben lllD ptelel'
Der lebterel grbeit 81 perldaffen, SIM &ugnlt
tbeilte er an 1862 Siilf8bebiirftige 00parse unr
meiBe) 93atipneu ans I'M September nur all etma
5000. aeH 81 fZ= fhfst#U
TX. Gipiltpn. Wti1Ipuri NIB 9lrfanlaS.
Das Siircall fiir G%ti1ipuri murpe aufg,tObe1
uno General S. g8. Spra9rc flll9irt rnr md,
ais Silfscommilii r fir Arfanl las. @r bat neblt
ben milttdrildtn N9clten ard lolde ans benz ST.
%pilltano als Ngenten beS SitrealS a~ngelttlt uno
@eneral Soporp iagt, bab er bitltn Ylall fir gllt
bate. Die 3ultGuoe III ArfanIas iilto, audi llidt
geIi6ert, babe1 ft9 jepOd III Der leeten 3elt 9e6eI>
Iert. Sem Seritt iiber 3abl Der Sdnleil &c.
9ie8 1T ser Seriht III 8eSiebul9 AMI Die &9d'
ti0feit be8 8iireaus III DEN ~einSelnel Staate1. =
@cneral Somarb ma6t pann eiltigt Semerfr19e1
unp ia9t am S9luB, bob bic Soften fir OaS Siis
reuu fir raS 6isculia1r Bis gum 1. Sarltor 1866
I'M @al5et 81, 745, O5O betra9en mer0et t1no
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YIN ct 0pnis.

ct. 9Ouis, 10. 9e3. Der Datnpfer 0taa-
note perlaif lei GoiHercc NIB 1T ~rerloreu. Gr
plrce ouf $25, 900 9cidGtt mlb 81 8ittsburg Ger.
iidert. 3wiide1 bier nnb Cairo Iiub ein 9nbelo
Sopte auf ben @runb g~efabren pber fiten inI Sis
teit lllO nlall fitrdtet fir tbre Siderbeit. 0aS
gSetter lit falt uIs ba8 Sis BAT ii6 nidt nlebr be-
we9t. 8uBgdnger paiiirten Den gart;eit Sag ben
8lIB 1n0 Die Soften lperben biniiber9etra9eu.
Der 0arlpfer ,,@onmobpre," @omrlaubant
Garratb, nit Saumpolle, iaut am IA. I'M Ila+
balila 8luB. 8opt unp 2aput9 fitp totll ~eerlorcn.
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Son ~Es;rpr1ia.

New Oorf, 20. QeS. Ser 9eralb ia9t: q.
=. Srablep, tn GdmarSer, 1atte pOr Dem Yrcpplt
Ofari9au en Gerb6r pe9tn ~Efiertlid9 gebalteller
9luipraHer, atfriibrilneI SnbaltS, Sn teitebeu.
@r bate Die freigewproen.n 6arbigtn i'll Georgia
auf9efcroert pa8 yanb als ibr @i9ent9nll Su te'
t%rod9tel, teine artcit8s@ ~Ontratte abiui6lie6e1 NIB
lid nar pur6 bic @etoalt Der @8dffet BON ibreln
re4tlldBigeu YtiiR rtrtreiben S1 l~aie1.
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g0ugbttenite, 20. De.Er. ais Eentt
Der 81 uIr g(ahnlittagSsu3 BON Stem Dprt anf Der
Q,tbIon 9tiper Giisnk0sIt III bic gtdbe BON Oyrtees
tam, ~seriprang cine GdieIe III brei StiiGe nlb
mari Bic ltbt,ren gSaggpn5 oll8 DEM @elets. Ser
lest irurbt 9tierlano.
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Office res @slteral<a nOitprS lis8e! unO OOrte1 bic
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