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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20

The CASE OF JEFF. DAvIs.-The position
taken by Mr.. Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, IN the
House. on Tuesday, in regard TO the status OF
JEFF. Davis. is the general topic Of conversation
TO-DAY. Mr.. Stevens said he did not believe
that Mr.. Davis could be tried for tseason.-
His offence was that Of belligerent, not 81
traitor. and he was utterly opposed TO passing
laws to hang man, passed after dis offence,
and for the purpose of hanging him. 1t IS un.
derstood that other leading Republicans viii
take the same ground with Mr.. Stevens
WASHINGTON Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20

A serious riot occurred at Portsmouth Tir-
ginia, between parties of whites and negroes.
Three white men were dangerously wounded
snd SEVERAL others slightly injured A num-
Der ofnegroes were also wounded during the
disturbance. The origin of the riot appears to
have been the burning of several houses, one
Of which, it was surmiSed, had been set on fire
by negroes and the flames from which caught
and DESTROYED others.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20
TAKING 1T EASY.

1t having been determined to hold perpe-
tual session by providing that the fortieth Con-
gress shall commence its labors on the 4th of
March, with fourteen States unrepresented
both Houses have adjourned over from to-day
to the Sd of January next. Itmight be hoped
that little reflection at the fre-side will in
fuse something of Christian virtue into the
hearts of the now rampant, but that would be
hoping against hope.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20

We are informed by DR.. Paul Gregory chat
he has specimen II gold and a small portion
of quartz, found on land within six miles Of
this city, weighing two and half ounces,
which Professor Henry thinks is q pure article.
On the farm adjoining the one on which this
specimen was found, the Doctor says he wash
ed out seven ounces of gold inside of two days.
and he is under the impression that this gold
is found in the vein which runs through Mary
land, Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia.
GALerandria GdzeLke
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20

The Lynchburg Ners states that Mr.
Cheatwood, from Lewis county, West Virginia,
committed suicide at Bonsacks, in Roanoke
county, on Monday morning week, by cntting
his throat with razor from ear TO ear, deafh
ensuing almost instantly. The deceased was on
a visit to bis brother, who has resided for o
great while at Bonsacks, and whom he had not
seen for twenty years. He was man Of fami-
~, and separation from them is believed to
have been the cause Of his self-destTuction.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20

CONGRESSIONAL PRAYER MEETIyG.-About
thirty Senator's and members Of the House Of
Representatives met at tie Capitol last night
and organized Congressional prayer meeting,
70 be held every Thursday evening at the Capt.
tol. Remarks were made by Senators Wilson,
Foster. FreIinghsysen, Patterson Of New Hamp-
shire, Wiley. Henderson, Dodge, Maynard and
Grinnell. These meetings are &c be held with
out reference TO denominational distinctions
National LateUiqencer IAN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20

FEMALE. CLERKs.-A wicked story was start
ed that the Secretary Of the Treasury had deter
mined to dismiss all the female clerks in his de-
partmcnt on the first Of January. Whether
true or false, the report has almost crazed sone
of the needy ones who have children. Some Of
them have not slept for week past.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20

DEATH OF CAPT. FRANCIS GALLAGHER
Yesterday Captain Francis Gallagher, a well
known citizen, especially inpolitical circles,
cied OF consumption at the residence of Mr.,
Jno. B. O'Donnel, No. IA German street. in
the Dist year ofhis age. The deceased during
several sessions of the General Assembly, some
years ago, was a member of the lower house
from Baltimore city, and was the originator Of
the movement which resulted in the abolish
ment OF Imprisonment for deb. in his State
He was subsequently admitted as member of
the bar, and on the breaking out Of the war
entered the U. S. Service, aud became cap
tain in Coles Cavalry, with some distinction.
AT the close Of the war the deceased was APP
pointed an inspector of customs ut this port,
position which he filled up to the time of his
death. He was extensively known through
out the State as political orator Of more than
ordinary ability, and leaves many friends a.
mong all parties. He was liberal in politics
and generous in nature.-BdH. Sum- 1fth inst,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20
Religious Notice.

Having been prevented, by Indictment weather,
from preaching at the White House, and at kable-
town. on last Sunday, 10th inst. win preach,
Providence permitting, at the White house, on
Cbristmas-morning, at ii o'clock, and at kable-
,orp in the afternoon of the same day. ats o'clock
Rev. ROBERT SMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20

The Georgia Legislature adjourned sine die,
The closing speeches of the presiding officers
of both Houses were expressive Of great deter
mination not to succumb to unlawful demands.
The sentiment Of the Legislature is said to be
decided in favor Of territorial government,
rather than an acceptance Of the Constitutions
al amendment, or any similar terms.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20
Holiday Directory.

The columns of the Free Press very clearly indi-
cate where every description of Goods may be OBJ
tanned Our columns TEEN with interesting an
nouncements to purchasers of Christmas or other
supplies. BY the exuberance OF the useful ana the
beautiful things everywhere around us, we are
encouraged to believe we shall have occasion to ac-
knowledge numerous donations in our next. We
almost hear the 'gobble, gobble' Of a Turkey now
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20

The War Department furnishes the follow
ing figures as the black mans war record
Number enlisted l96,624; discharged. 2o,2S6:
died in service, 81, $50; deserted, 1887; killed
in action, 1914 One regiment from the State
ct Maine is said tn have lost more men in ac-
ton than the entire army Of colored men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20

John j. Sanborn, Esq, the gentlemanly and
efficient Principal of tho Public School of this
place having resined his position, the Board of
Education have engaged the services of Major
George II. Stowits, of Buffalo, New York
Berkeley Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20
LyceunI.

Lyceum.
The following is the question to be debated at
the Christian Association Rooms on next Monday
Evening, oath instant
..Is Intellectual Culture, of itself, conducive to
human happiness?"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20

The Empress of S[exico-wifeof Macmillan,
is dead.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-20

The Great Cutlery Erplosiom-O rer Three
Hundred LireS LOSt-A Second Explosion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-02

a~rn~r-1nn4ygof thsfarmersin
49,. u and that ibe following
hints sesst saving seed corn will put
,.@sSarla their pockets, ifas6ted TYSON:
sais'1 Not bnfy sho0uld ears bs aksn 10 have
al the corn deAigned 1of plAntfhg next
spring thoroughly ripened and dried,
bGtythO ubeaJ .esas Shoald BE Selected
.sTAobs' - enfnso AAtafe quite llkely to
produCgsRe earliest lfipening corn when
ttla2ted aRaln. ,dsld ID COL
The largest ssis shouid b taken, and
these hohn the most prolific stalks. :
Those which are perfect, having the
qukefnslsdSssIi lilisd 0dt at both ends,
l.ashoMdinA an cAsesbe chosen.
THESE matters afe Quite too often over
looked. Wehsse known many farmer.
acknowledgement i've to ten dollar,
Asmore pefAEfe In pfepafing and plant
ing AIpaeee Ofytodnd, from which they
have gathered half ! crop, simply To-
want Of . shilling's worth Of, time in sc
%'leeMng md piepafing the bsst iced, In,
this. In greater or less degree, is to,
Mueh Vie easosgensrAlly.t Qof11 oo5
I'VE we urge every fsrmer to 60 over hi
Us iigsssa EithsE s sSs tRSsf h ss
sed s ssts sss% g s g assd psn
sSeRmp toesetSlF Se s aad ears ma
be hung up in the attic or other safe, dr.,
place. ssaI ue&oh seoos
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-02

oEr TIP Observation-Disclosures
- person who tolls daily upon q farm in
warm weather, should be careful tqArac-
-1iMAkS1knd 3n61Sn ~ Che cloSe Of
Gsc Id Gay = lehora sethk times hs.nsak be
20 exhausted as to render this anything
pbut an inviting performance, yet BY {ts
Omission be loses much Of nefreshnsent
which bhe hours Of repose are designed
~Tto'ilAQAr4G .Cleahlfness or person Il g.
nj elflal TO sound and rafreshlng sllnber.
hence the labor Of keeping ones person
scleah is simply repaid by the elasticity
r. which follows from nightly aAlutions,
before retiring to rest. These are ,espe.
sally necessary during the 'haying and
haryesttng seeel,i when pfofusa penpi-
'ration ~ q certain concomitant OF hard
hand pr0traeted labor. Keep clean and
sleep soundly-go to bed unwashed and
rise in the morning unrefreshed, with q
feeling ofolAssitude which Che exertion4
hof the day vii haryllybe able to remove.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-02

"A delicate woman was married last
winter near Jacksonville, Oregon
"Don't come up for half an hour" was
the request she made of her husband just
after the ceremony; and when he enter
ed the bridal chamber, after. the thirty
minutes suspense, he found her lying
senseless. He thought she had attempt
ed suicide, but after alarming the house
hold found the following touching note
81 sstBe not alarmed, dear husband. Feel
ing that the occasion would be too much
for my nerves, I have taken chloro
sform.a s.4s cd Your OWN Wife,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-02

a gentleman writing from Lafay cite,
indiana. 70 afriend in Boston, says; -; -
called the other day upon brlde IN TINS
vicinity. worth in her own right not less
shsn SO 90. and found rim all her
1870 si,nnlicity. barefootted in the NOW
2Eirce fhr ares. 4.That old hen,n said
sHe nhas been clucking round here for
Z week. / have got twenty six eggs!
and she will have to spread herself
bet you:'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-02

The following method has been tried
sucoesal0uy on horses that would not
pull, at the foot of hill: Tie hand
kerchief oyer the horses eyes and tell
lI1nI to- q. He viii step IKE = blind e!
horse, and draw as il there were no NIL
before him. Let those who nave tnose
pests Of good temper, balky horses, y
this simple experiment.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-02
siraH lrhe other day day | Il was ii ol

edraE AXE The Other day | was q hold
ing lpsn by the hand "a hand as 1fifm
In ifs texture as leather, and his sum
eDurnt iace was as inflexible as parch-
pfnent; 10 was pouring forth tif;sde Of
they can get nothing td do, as an excuse,
for becoming idle l0A6ers. Said I, JEFF.
what do you work at?u "Why.v said
he, ~ bought me an axe three years aao
that cost me two dollars. THAT was All
the money l had. went, to chopping
by the core. have done nOthinv
.else, aud have earned more than 5000
drank no grog, paid no, ductoR and have
Fought me little farm in the hoosier
state, and shall be married next week TO
agirl who has earned 500 since abe was
esghteen: My old axe shall keep in
Inc drawer, and buy me new one to
t 81. my wood with, " AfterI left him.. i
0Ought to myself "that axe and no
Er0g.' They are the two things that
make man in the world. How small 4
capital that ax-how sure Of success with
the motto, mo grog' And then farm
ana wife, the best Of all. say aa~lI-,
TOUCHING INCIDENTAL gentleman
recently travelling from the West in n
sleeping car, witnessed the following
scene: In the same car with him was q
SantIsman trying to still crying child
ny c,rrying II u s s;:d fro T.. ~ a., coach
and which by it's screams, finally irri,
tated man in ouepft the b6rths to such
q degree thathe could Atand nno longer
and cried out pr0fanely. What ia -
Ia the matter with that young one r'-I
- III ~ L - 4 ska : 9-&e
- <..Nhere IL the mother
an "a ~ c,,iidsthat she Is NOT here 70 paca.
g, IssS All this the poor gentleman ~
JW,e the cliild stepped UP 70 Wy
hnrth and said:9 ...Nir! the lrOsser q ~, =,
cS;id is in her coffin IN the baggage car! r
our informant says the gruii srulnn,u;. o,.
smmediately arose. compelled the enae.,
"a father to retire to his berth, ana i n..,a
that time until morning, lca "k lne A''A'
orphan under his own care.
uShould Davis die In prison" is the
title of a very vigorous, fire-the-South-
ern-heart style of article in one of the
Richmond papers. If that dreadful
should should happen to occur, the
writer thinks there would not only bt
a tempest and deluge of wrath ant
shame, such as never before avenged
deed of wrong" but there would be al
outbreak of the elements of nature
dark clouds will drape the canopy lik
q funeral pail, - 1.-THE struggling winds
with dreadful sound, will seem to CIV
expression to the ptsfoxysms Of grief an
rage,n and .'scorching lightnings shive
the granite Cliffs A frightful pictui
surely. We hope jeff. won't do an
such thing as to Idle in prison.
would really be awful to be shaken
IN tho WAY our RichmOnd cOtempOraI
proposes II the event Of such q calamit
A delicate woman was married Ia
winter near Jacksonville, Oregon
"Don't come up for half an hour" W
the rannesf sha made Of her husband IN
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Sunhs6haunfIfAht.

@af9tnston, 26. Suit. Der @enat
btelt beute Grecatiplibung unp beltati9te bic
Grnennune pe5 Sen. %. 8. Sherman gum
g. neralieutenant Der Ser. ct. glrmee an Sen.
Grants Stelle; 8ear Npmiral OaSip 9prtey
wurOe ais Gi3e NOmtral Der Wartne an No=
miral 8arra9uts Stelle ernannt unO betatiet
= Osr @taat8Iefretdr CAB beute Nbenb Der
Sennelee=9 Delegation Elm Diner. 6oleenOee
maren Die 01ite: Senator Yatterl Jon II. Qabp;
Senator SOwler unr QarY; SIR. unD WrS.
9eftpi6, SIR. nnb Nir8, GoYlor, STR. 1t. Mrs.
MaYnorb, Gol. unb Mirs. StofeS, Mai. 9emie,
Sol. Cooper, Der @eneralpufmeilter GanoaQ,
unb Mnbere.
Oos Capitol mar beute N6enb tllumtnirt.
1aulenbe bur9pr9ten Die Corridors unp
@a(lerteen. Sic S6IuBlcenen pes GOnereIse
liup 9er6bnltG iiterehant, bp4 beute par in
betOen 6duiern pas eepGbnlide geidaf tsmaBiz
ge Sreiber, e5 wuroe lebbatt bebattirt.
Sen. Grant erbielt cine Serenaoe.
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&ar5e Orpefben.

attanD, 26, SnIi, = 0o8 Militar it ron
benz antt &el. uSrie96itouflote" 5uriidaeIebrt;
allies 1T rubig. : Gin beftiser Sturm fe9te bic
Susquebannub 8abm entlang unb bel @rperieuce
prrben bic S4ienen cine @trsde tpeit fOrtge.
iGwemnt.
g~tafboille, 25. Suli. = 0ie @sietgstuna
BON Ssunsiee bat ii9 bis sum l. Montag I'M
Npoemter perta9t.
New DOrt, 25. Sui. = Die Yerfta fnbr
beutc nit 1925, 900 III Saar9elo nad @urppu ab.
New OrIeau8, 26. Sult. = Der Staata>
Setretdr bat cine Proclamation beS @oupprnel1rs
perEfeuttidt, bur9 pelde eire GerIammlung Der
Contention Bon 1864 einberufen unb cine 8abG,
Die Gacan5en 81 fiiasn, all9eOrpnet wiro.
philadelphia, 26. Suli. Gin yg8igs
nam" fir Accommodation Der ytat. Il. Gonpelts
ton wirb icebelt an Srpaps uuo @aIaceItr. ers
ridtet; berielbe piro Elm 9au6es 8lpf bebsdsu unc
bret 9auptein9du9e erbalte1.
8Oitpn 26. Suli.-Der Oanpfer Searfaae,
rDeI4sr benz eurpPdil4en @eldmaber attadirt mar,
traf bente bon giliabpn bier eiu.
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@eaepe ysayrI 9teu.
selenrnshirt fiji hen ..galttaors meaer".
80. @OmoreF, = L. Stsmna.

@afbtuatpn, 26. Sult. SIM Senat
rnrben beute bic Besluubisunsi&reiben peS AGtb.
SIR. BatterIOn, zines Senators BON &enneilse
rDroeleat. Mr. Gunner beantra9te, %ptslelter
benz Suai3 @pmite 5u5uweiien. Cine ldn9sre
Debate ~erfplete, nld welder Der AntrnS mt 20
oeoen IA Stiumen burdgtns.
Die 9efsit Serpiai8uus8 Stu wuroe aut9e'
nommen nnb beratben.
4m GebrGientantenbani e legte Nr.
ss;cp pcu Maine eiren 8eidtuB Dor, ben Sefretdr
hes Sunern ausuweilen, einen @Ontraft NIT dip
giuuie Steam fir cine Iebsu80rpBe Statue bes
NrGl. QircOlu atSuidIieBen uub SO, 900 bafitr gu
Derpidigeu; pnifirte.
9os Saus nabn1 bann Die bon benz @omite fir
gu5pritfe ,nritfberidtste Sill auf bic greiie,
melte auf @infanguug Ron Self. 9abiS nuo Der
acknowledgements seiett rarer, auS5n5abIer.
Muf SIR. DelarOs gIntrag murbsn Die psrtptl>
v;otst @ummen fpIgenoermaBen rertbetlt:
Sir bic @sfan9ennatme BON SOCtb unoSarOlb:
g. g. GOnoer SIS, 900; Sen. 6. 6. gafer $500;
g d. Safer $4,000; 2ieut. 9cbertp s5250; Sas
81 0beirre $4,000; $. $. @elS $1,000; George
Gottiuobam $1,000 uub aIer. 2Opett $1,000.
Sir bic @efangennubnle rCn Papne: Wtnjor W.
&. @mitb $1,000; &jdarb s. @cr9on, Sip Deere,
Sbas SfaI6, Gtpmas Stpmpipn, Bm. 8. @er'
mersfir6, S. $. Simtal nnb .. Uf. Start jsOer
$4,000.
Sir bic @efaugennabrne NternbtS: NfaiOr Gnpa
81. grtmonn $3.50 auitatt $4,000.
0ie Sin, 10 umenDirt mnrbe gum 2. uuO 8.
Otdt berleien unb paiiirte.
0ie Self. 0apis Quges9enbsit bIsibt in eta.
fnS o1D.
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Die meiTiFfppise OnOentiOn.

SadfOn, Ulifi, 25. Sult. Die GOnbentiOn
Bat f9 oeriumulelt uro Dertast. 80 Counties
tparen b~ertreteu. Die 8eamte1 tpureu: Stid'
ter SObn @atts, grdl., @iais 90 Siaper, amOa
81 SObnft9n unb S u 8arsfOrb, Sice Yrdi. Sol
9enbe 8elClutiCn tpurben an9elIpmmen:
gelGlpiien, baB bieie Contention bic 3ecCr1.
ftructiUnspOIitif be8 BrdiOeutelt, Der r~nbitaIeu
8Olitif beS GpnsreieS segeniiber, 9utbeiBt unb
nadoem bic Convention bon elmer groBen arsabl
berpOrra9en6er Uitbiirser BON ben nSrbIiGen unb
meitIiGen Staoten Der Union ansesansen pOrbel1,
ftd nit ibHeH ffr cine am Ia. auguIt in 86ilas
6elpbia ab5ubaltenbe gtatiOnal Convention gu
Derbinben, 70 ninmt bieielbe bic @inlaouns an IL.
wirO iOfOrt bier Ssnats 0elesatsn nnb Spei bon
iebem @OngrsB6iifrifte e%rpdbIen, nm OhIfIIippi
in beiaster Contention 81 r~ertreteu.
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Emrd5tbdrcr gtMrm Guf fstn Snsauebahnab.
Ssrf0trmg Scr neuen gmsaMebGnnGb
R..EobaL,. NSrS~pe

Sdbrebe@race, 26. Snlt. @lt1 fnr9t
borer @turm tpii6tste 9eitern &betp III bieier Sc
oeuo. berIelbe euttpur5elte 8dlne, tpebte DE 9d'
hpr ron pieleu 6duIeru rub fe9te ale& beipe9ltd
giotutbnm all ben 8luBuferu fort. 8d9reno bsl
@tIlrm am fur6tbarteu raite er5ittertsn Die Bfel'
fer Der ueuer. pradtppdeu 8abnbritde biz III tbrt
4uubauerte;, bic 5ebu tereitS fertigel SSaen nj
ber11anpeu BEN 8inbfSBea nur eini3e UfOHelltt
rub fitrsteu bar1 NIT eiuem furdtbaren Sraf
auIanlmeu. Der Gerluit If Ie9r 8rOB.
SO eitere8eri dte.
8 brpbc1beu @Oltenmaiien, tpeIde ppn91prb.
e5fen unb NOrbmeiten 5O9en, cOncentrirten ft3 &C.
oeu g2odmjttug RAID ibsr bieIsm 9taOtden INT
oeoen 7 r6r brad Der Sturm nit unwiOerflebli
der @epalt tereir.
Die pradtpoue nele 8abnbriide, tpelde BIZ
Nbu. Wilm. NIB Salt. 8abH Comp. bier iiber
Sen gS(uR bauea lGBt, 5~itterte einen Mu9eubliG Ill.,
fer benz furGtbaren gluprul bes Sturmes III auer
Gsr,1ubfefter uuo ltitrSte taun nit einem nnseben'
rem 9rad auIarnmen. 3ebu SBgat, jeber $50 s.
Iara. bic arbeit ron pielen N2onnteH, fino %5eritBrt
Ser TluB uub Die 8ap wareu nit Sritmn1err
,nb Groamenten beIaet. giur ein Gogen BET Ser
rpoile 1T felgebliebsn. Der @erIlit it ni6t &C.
rilaer at8 5000, 900. WleGrere arteiter feIsr
BON Der %3ertriimmerteu 8rifGc ius 8aifer, tpnrs
nen jeopd g@erettst.
Die Gpmpa8ute hpfte, III 80 Sa9e1 bic 8ritd(
Dpuenbet 81 ieben uno ie baun benz Serfe9r 81
iibersebeu. Wtctrere ~Stleppoampfer bnrdtreu.
3en beute ben 6luB, nm bus @~taterial, mas seret'
tel perbeu fam, III ilden.
Der @turm belt u%nsefd9r is Minltert an uni
feote iiber cine 2anoirede pOn ~ungefd9r 10 Mei
len; mie man bort, bat Der Ortan audi bel @prt
9eppIit grp6en Gdaben 9et6an.
Die 8bil. 9reB ifreibt: = SO 1T cine SRnt
fade, baB ts Sele9rupbeubrdbte in Der Nd6e beI
@usquebaunab, meIGe Baltimore unb @bilubel
pbia rertintsn, BON ben Yfdblen 9epsbt MURDER
uub bic gerbiubung 5miIGsn Zen S@ei Stdptet
unterbrOden it,"
@u6 in Der unl9eseub bon Sarri86urg bat ell
furdttarer Gtnrm g%eniitbet, ferrer mir6 bpn ei
mem idredliGeu Sageliretter teridtst.
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0erfciaernng hun 90ipitaIs0ebGnOeu
Office be8 l6auptsQ uartiermeite5 be8
Wit(. Wtil. 0e~partenents,
Baltimore, Nfb., ZEN IS. SuIi 1866.

Nm so 10 . d, 3 en-. /. Iusuf l g.,
MprQen8 II nbr, merben in 3 ort 3 a..
foIsenbe beiGrie6ene @ebdube unb 8au6of5, befte6ent
aus benz 8sr. ct. Gen. SoIpttal in Oort, Pa., berz
fault:
Cine Sapele 200 Bel % 6uB,
3mei GBorbs, i2be 375 suB BEL 20 1Sus,
Sine g6nrb 400 Bel 20 5uB,
Gin @s5inmer 400 Bel 30 Sus,
Cine g8orb 374 Bel 90 6uB,
Cine gBarb l78 Bel 90 fsuS,
Cine Barb 818 bel 20 6us,
Ster @Earts, iebe 100 bi 16 GuB,
Gin GSai6bauS 48 bel 80 SUB,
Gin &obten6au8. Is Bel 20 6uB,
Sin Mai66au8, 131 Bel "a 5uB,
Cine Slide nnb 8Gderei 81 Bel rs fsus,
Sin @DmniiiGrS. unb QBaI96aus 100 Bel 25 s
Gin 0iatrpnenjinmsr AZ BEL 25 GuB,
Gin @uar66au8 unb 9talt 119 BET 20 fuB,
Cine 3irtueruannsme1tf dtte 100 BET 16 Gus,
Sin Ibtritt 40 Bel IA 6uB,
Gin attritt 26 Bel 26 SUI,
SretteroGn9e $500 6us,
8rettereip5Gunune 400 Eel y IuB,
% 3eltbSben, ieber % bei IA 6u6.
O2S @an5e ~unJefG6r $4,000 Sub 8retter, 1O9, 524
6uB gcantlins8 unb ~, 200 IFuB 96inbeGu.
Den Sdufern finb 3ebu Gage gum QSesbrinseu bef
@igent6uns erlaubt, mad tpeI9er Belt ne Hegieruna MIDI
me6e 9aft6ar 1T nub bic 8aden baieltft ;uriif5ieber
ipirb.
8ertaufS gebinsunsen baar in 0fesierunsage1b, an
0erfaufstase.
Guf Sefebl bes @eneraGs0 uariiermeifers:
8. %. Bradley
Col. uub @befsQuartiermeifer, M. 81. 3.
(20iuI-1auo)
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qfe Ghptsra.

8tiIabeGpb ia, 26. Sult. 8tS gesen 70
l1br 6elte 0littag tpurbea brei GtOIerufdue III
bicier Gtabt teriftet, elmer erpies ihA as t6bt-
lid.
Gapannab, 6. 25. SuIi. = Son BEN GO'.
buten auf 3ptee SsIanb ftarben beIte IS an Der
@bplera NIB % ertranften. Sin GOlOat, tpeIder
5u b%eIertirert iudte, puroe eridpfiep. Die Yai
1usiere ouf benz Gan Satpa6Or %btfiuben iid iul'
1nsr nod ppbl.
Sa0annab, 26. Suli. @sit qeffern 0lOr.
gen finb auf Spice .Sslunb IL GOlboten s~e1Orber
unb % %erfruntt. Die GbOtera bat bis jest 81
SPfer 9~efprbert.
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G(,,S Neiu 0orf.

gew 0prf, %. Suli. Ser @OGbfdIifer
Spbn Stun nit 500, 900 all faIldem Yapier9elO
murbe III gtr. 43 0tai0en Sane BON BEN 3CGbeam>
ten %arretirt.
= Die Gu8gabsu Der gtabt NIB be8 Counties
in 1865 betrugeI laut @cmptrollerS Iblddsung
$18 Wlia. trpnpu 164 bur6 tirette Steuerrt. Die
@tabt Stem gorf beSubfte 8 NliI. ba5u.
= Inter IL Gbplera<Silen falben beltte A
SObesfdue fat; aus 8rrOtlpu muroen 8 @rfruus
funseu, a6er feline 3ObeefaGe gen1etoet.
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9beater i'm gEafhinatnn @arten

Die s~eoiegsne @eiau98 4joiie 9Obl'S vDie
gSelt arm uno reid" 9ing bereitS mebrmaIs nit
Dem 9roBten @rfcIg itber Die Sitbne uro Der Ste.
9l11elr entlprtdt einern algemeineu SerIan9el1,
Derll er bieieIbe beute Nbsno np9uIals 5Ir Auf,
tlbrullg brtn9t. Die 8eleeung 1T etne a1s9es
5etbnete nno lOute beute Abeno teln SbeaterfreInb
I'M Nalbln9tpn @artell feblen.
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Mus Qpuisoiue.

9%ouiSDtlGe, 25. Suli. = Der 5rpeite Sag
bes gtutiCnaI SdngerfefS wurbe burd Yic gtics
uub @rcurfionen ssfeiert. GIN Menb fanb Elm
8rei8fnsen ftatt, weIdeS um Sreitas entI9teben
perben rpirb.
0ie Sdngerbuue mar trOt Der fur9tbaren Site
sablrei6 beiudt+