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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19
Wire Suspension Bridge.
ROMNEY, Jan. J.. 1850.

hoMNt1, Jan. -, iSbb.
| Mn. HARPER The original stock of the
Wire Suspension Bridge, over the South
Branch. amounted to Seven Thousand Dol,
observation-disclosures Hundred belonging tn
the State, balance to individual Siorkhold-
rrrs. The Company was compelled to create
loan of All additional thousand dollars in
Bank, which was paid out Of accruing tolls,
and i'll 1860, the Stockholders were actually
receiving dividend on the 81 900 Of capt
tai Stock of about - per cent
1t IS understood that SO 900 will now re-
place the Bridge structure: IL Is u nccessu-
~ lmLiic 'evrE and c"nr.nicmc". Venture
To suggest /" my co.Stockhollcrs, an cuyly
m"ft"y at R"mmCY, say on .Sti"r'oy, 21M
./"hu"'y 'nsf0nt, witlla view of submitting.
certain propositions:
!. The Stockholders might ask IN a,l,li-
tIonal preferred Stock, Ia IN amount of
three thousand dollars, tn be subscribed hy
Tie state, Ill order to renew the Bridge:
:. y rHte"sc by the State and Stockhold-
crs Of their present stock to nrr Compa-
ny, IN order that such Company may renew
the bridge:
When the Stockholders meet, however,
"'hcr propositions may bc suggested ; Mc
important mater is, to 3n tie B.thye re-
ncWcd'
am induced to write this TASTY commu
nlratlon, IN p"H by the fact that imfnrma-
ton has come to me, that CumL,rlund is
willing and DESTROYS to build Wire Sus-
pension Bridge at the Gaines or Perry
Farm, ovar North Branch. The two Bridr.
cs-(anothcr, it may be, of Pattcrson's
Creek, )-I'W Mc ISouM Bruurh IuNcy ont
II reach II htyh wai>r*, ~ih Meir utf,mlnnt
7"ny.,S und inconrcnitncs.
In haste, very truly.
Your Friend,
AND. W. KERCIIEN.\I..
Er'tumhcrland PAPERS plras,. curv.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19

THE DIPLOMATIC CuRHESroHnEycH.-
The important communication in another
column from the President to CONGRESS.
will attract the attention Of our readers zen >
orally It will be obsvrvcd MAT the Gov
ernmcnt has taken very decided position
against " the establishment o. the Empire
of Macmillan in Mexico, and that the
French Emperor has been officially warned
by our representative at Paris that he must
choose between the altcrnatcs Of :, cessation
Of his armed Intervention in Mexico and
rupture Of the amicable relations existing
between his government and that Of the L.
pitcd States"
These uttcranccs arc not the varorings Of
gaseous speakers before mixed assemblies,
but the cool and dispassionatc language Of
responsibility.
1t is not likely that Narolcan is less dc,
ermincd i'll his purposes, and We may there,
ore look for something sensational, if not
ragical. early in the Spring.-fr'''. Heroid
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19

from Hr. Chandler "F Michigan. DECLARING
ih;:' whereas the British Government h,o
refused Indemnity for damage done to 4.
iherl'an commerce by her subjects in the
late war, the President he requested to with.
draw our Minister from the Court of 81.
James, and to declare national non-intcr.
course between the two nations. On TN,
10TH, MIR. Chandler called up the above req.
"!"tion-whcn it was tabled by u vote of
20 to IL
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19
AS>Thc two Houses If tbc Ic,;.1,,rr.

Hs'Ihc two Houses Of the Legislature
OF this State, Mt Wheeling, organized on
tuesday morning. In the House, Dr. u.
.. PlNNEL1, of BACKGAMMON, was chosen
Speaker; W. L. HUDnAnp, Clerk; $. G..
W. MORRISON, Scrgeant-at-ArmS, andJE>sE
WHEAT, Doorkccrcr.
In the Senate, W. +. STEVENSON, of
Wood county, was reelected President; Eli
LERf X. HALL, Clerk, and \. ID. HAuAxs,
Of Preston, Scrgcant-at-Arms
Gov. FOREMAN sent in Iii, message to
the Legislature on the same day. The do
cnment is a hMgthz one.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19
reA- The following offices are rcopcned am

9-Thc following Offices are rcopened AM
appointments made:
Purgittsvillc, Hampshire county; William
:. Purgit postmaster, vice ID. G.. Purgit.
lnkcrman, Hardy county; John Is. Bean
postmaster, vice Bennett Bean.
Smiths Gap, Hampshire county; Mrs.
Martha j. Richard postmstrcss, vice IL. s.
Richard.
Dillon's Run, Hampshire county; Mrs.
Jane NJ. iicatwolc postmistrcss, vice +. \.
Lupton.
SlancSvillr, Hampshire county Randolph
Sprlg postmaster, vice A. Triton.
North River Mills, Hampshire county :;
Joseph A. Vannos'lall postmaster, vice j.
B. Miller.
Cold Stream, Hampshire county; L. c.
Cooper postmaster, vice YIN. VI. Edwards.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19

r@-Th First National Bank of Rich
lond commenced business about tho 10Th
lay last, and since that date, it is said, has
armed for the stockholders twenty-five per
mt. on the capital stock. or this the Di-
ctors have divided amongst the stcckhol-
rs ten per cent, leaving the balance of
teen per cent as a surplus fund.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19

H6"Thc Richmond Examiner says, with
truth, that if there ever was time when
men should give up their mean little side
strife for personal advantage and act alone
stLe good ofthc country requires, it is now.
Let Congress remember that by meanly
fsifling with the pride of the Southern pco-
pie, by insisting upon what must be equiv
alent to humiliation, it may, at this critical
period, render it impossible for us ever to
have true, real union Of the States again :;
and that by now meeting the South in pro-
per spirit, it may make the Union stronger.
trucr and more real than ever.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19

10 Wheeling Register has been shown 4
executed counterfeit twenty dollar note
First National Bank Of 1ndianapo-
Indiana. 1t has passed through the
of banker without detection, aud
in oil probability be taken by the gen
business man. The spurious note is
ute ~ broad as the genuine, and the
wing is not so clear and distinct
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19

r9-Mr. BAfARD II. HELLER, is Post
master at Pattcrson's Creek Depot, in this
County, and not Daniel 7. Keller, Esq, as
announced in our columns few weeks ooo
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19

rRr Major WilliamJ. Mcdonald ha4 been
pointed Chief Clerk of the Senate, TO fill
: vacancy occasioncd by the recent death
General Hickncy.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19

D-Governor Anderson, Of Ohio, believes
at ono month Of war with France would
this nation, in the loss Of its national
lit and the depreciation Of its currency,
than all Mexico is worth i'll fec sim
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19

A house, opposite the Spotswood Hotel,
in Richmond, built by its owner ut 4 cost
of g., 900, Is under rent Of $4,000 per
annun.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19
AND. W. KERCIIENAL
&C.; cumberland papers please copy.

GENERAL. SiCKLES NoNpLUSSEp.-On Il
recent occasion General Sicklcs, of the Fed
cral Army, accompanied Ex-Governor Al.
ken, of South Carolina, OH visit to his Sea
Island plantation, on .Jchossc Island, to as.
sist i'll pcrSuading his former slaves to enter
into labor contracts for the ensuing year
They found the negroes totally unwilling,
however, to enter into such an arrangement,
as, Indeed, they arc throughout the South
generally. The prominent difficulty in their
minds was the hope and the expectation
that the Government would divide out lands
among them. Our informant reports the
following colloquy as taking place between
General Sicklcs and one Of the '.hcad men"
on the plantation. 1t speaks very we'll for
African logic:
"Gcncral, can't you send to the golcrn-
mcnt, and ask 'um to let us buy dc Ian an
VIC will pay for tic Ian in two years and if
VIC no pay for 'um, den let dc gnbcrnmcnt
take dc Ian back"
The General replied that "such an ar
rangHmcnt was impossible; that the land
did not belong to the Government, but to
Governor Aiken, their former master, who,
ypuy nnvu, w;'~- 49, - -------
and would pay them good wages" The re-
ply was
"Wcll, mass Gcncral-tlin we Use TO be-
long to Mosscr? and din dc eobcrnmcnt
l., NJ !, I,
can't dc gobcrnmcnt do dc same w'd dc
lan'!'
General Sicklcs was, Of course, unable to
deny the consistency Of the reasoning, which
also showed that the negro had clear idea
Of the immense <poliation ofrropcrty which
the South had suffered. His mistake WAS
in expecting to find no limit to it, short of
our entire dc5titution.-E.r"hanyc Taper.
FARMERS BANK OF EIEGINIA.-At a
meeting Of the Board of directors of the
Farmers Bank Of Virginia, hcld at their
Office, in Richmond, OH Saturday, December
%, 1863, it was resolved that notice be Civ
en- to the public that they will redeem the
notes Of the Farmers Bank at the rates Of
, thirty cents in coin, or the equivalent i'll cur
rcncy, or advance twenty cents per dollar i'll
coin, o. the equivalent i'll currency to such
holders; the parties to receive in addition a
ratcablc proportion of such amount as may
be realized and made available from the as.
sets Of the bank for distribution when It's af-
| fairs can be brought to close.
| We never could understand why the pub
lie has been "kcpt i'll the dark i'll rcgar'
to the financial condition Of tho old Banks
There IS "a screw loose" i'll SONIC quarter
and some parties mus,havc realized largely
Lv the loose screw. The issues Of the Far
mcrs' Bank have rated rs low as twcnt.
cents currency, and now VIC have tilr',
cents per dollar IN yo'i! About twenty wa
also the rate of the notes OH tho Bank q
Virginia, until ono morning the public foun'
, it announced that the Juothcr Bank was RI
lcoming them at twenty-five cents per dol
lar in cold !-Frrw. U,ruid, Jnw. ].
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19

~On yesterday week, the case Of Mr..
d in the House Of Delegates, of Eir-
was postponed until tomorrow.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19

NO.. Rumors arc current that tho Cabi-
net will be reconstructed. and that AIcsSrs.
Stanton, Seward, Wcllc-, Harlan and Sr"cd
wruil t.. displaced
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19
INTELLICENCER.
ItONINEN:
Friday, January 10, 1865.

Sss'Wc arc under obligations to our re-
preventative in Congress, Hon. GEORGE Il.
LATHAM, for pamphlet cory of his speech
on reconstruction, delivered on the Sth inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19

in the West is selling in ,lh crii; at
Ii % twenty ceut. b,.hcl.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1866-01-19

TIT Cot NTEY ~ DASGEK.-Thc Rich
monl correspondent Of the New York Iri-
bunc, who signs himself L" 4. VI. d. has
found Il mares nest. \ new rebellion IL
evidently in process Of incubation. This
time, however, it will he a female rebellion.
The signs arc not to be mistaken. ca. NJ.
D." saw them with biz own eyes, and, like
a true patriot, he sounds the alarm. Says
he:
~ have noticed that the rcd, white and
rcd pigeon feathers, a cockadc worn BY Sc
ccssion sympat hzers in 1860, is again conf
ing into general use. In Petersburg, in one
church where attended service, | counted
five i'll the hats Of young misses among the
audience
This di5covcry,i it Is feared, says the Rich
mond Wing, will occasion a widespread
panic but wc hope that the country will
cxcrci-" S"lf-co;nuan'l. and that t"ngrcs>
wli deal win III t'iT,,''n"'i ~! 'rA c.-',.
;.".ci;al LAiys;l.., i'.," ''''''',:..
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-27
rRoNG's ADDITION.


HOLMES & NICHOLS ADDITION
r. Renedict-com at sw cor 1t z, thence n to point
due W of point 100 # of NV coroflt u, thence
e to line ofw \ Of sd sec thence to Sc cor OF
/, Fl Phillips. il / ? 90 LII Phillips, IS
= . do oi''ip'' Il i 200 do IS !
T. Fl Philips-All of line parl with line Oft II
& SIX rds therefrom, extended W to e line of
u Ann Silt II Blk !,
L Benedict, IS JOS Cook
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licensed Auctionee;

VnN A. 8HEA Ley, respectfully informs
Is IL friends aid the people OF Kenosha county,g
eray tn at he has taken out license as an Auctione
and will attend to all sales at auction Of all kinds
property, on short notice and on reasonable tern
in any pant of ths county. Patronage solicited. =
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-27

AHs.A +5Ju' .#7 q" t ..- .J as{f GOO .l . re
sa1Qt 90 ed --l --- ss -.4 ~ 5sggi -.
tsTg-l4 =. sy2b g.4- Y-ig i
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r,ar. wrsrERn lpprrIoN.

imnm width SUI posed to be 50 IT, pit hks & ~
Fik--ail within cit, limits bounded "n me 3!
Isrl src3 Il. nj Its y 5 Ok II - : '
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rAx NOTgCE.

orF1cRoF THE CLERK OF BoA n 1,oS OF
Supervisors, Kenosha, June %, 1866:
yw,u following Is list of unredeemed pieces tracts or
lots ofand situate in in the county o. fn IN
the city of Kenosha county aforesaid which were so
May 1854 for unpaid taxes q oo a alu interest," 1t
cGated thereon last day S &c ea PsT rag
esch PARCEL 10 d wG Now therefore IS
hereby unless such first a @ a aGa s eIe
ond mentioned lands redeemed on or before tne
day of MAY 1857 they will be conveyed TO tne
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-27
W Strong S. 4 ! g s. unk dS ) 8
# d Bond"all that pt living of Elizabeth Street;

TIE T0lloaoing an " w 8ec. s, II Il %.
Hale & Bond-com on line of ne n of NV h sec 8 40
d 20 rds of line sd sec, thence to sw cor ne
of NV d sec 6, thence "a rds. thence gu rds,
thence WA rds to beg, +" -..t,.-.-'t iSd
a..rt.s Sid. N. EHLE's SUBDIVISION.
N Ehe-an that part lying within subdivision
Its liz 2, blk Is, .fa5f 60 ia j
Ehle, 1t 6 bk l6, j 40 N Ehle, 1t bk 26, l,S
C Bronson-com at point 23chs "a ks from line 6
sd u sec, and Is rds Z ks from line, THENCE
to land owned by Hale & Bond, supposed to be %
rdsl7 ks, thence to corporation line, thence
to spoint s OF beg thence to beg; except what
may be included IN Fremont Avenue. a 0
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-27
Tnird Ward Bonnty FAX.

Stevens Com at ne cor Of It thence on E line
Of lots B a and s. 8 rds, thence rds, thence
grds to bee also com % rds of sw cor oflt in
the direction of $ line Of 5, extended thence cen
owned by V Bailey, thence on Baiey's line A.
to beg ~, - IS M ofsd1< ~
sec thence Al s2 #, thence rds, thence A
rS-lz it, thence n 8 rds to beg ~ ,s,.s,> d
sec & on line of Kenos9a st, thence Pari with VT
line of It l5 "A it. thence parl with line Of sd
sd 1t TO the line of Kenosha st, thence A 1t to %
| beg 3e-es .4. =, D.. If y
| line of Kenosha st on sd sec, thence W to old
Cfeago road thence "A #, thence to W line OF -
| Kenosha St. thence n A TT to beg sod IA "
Hessburg q Bro--Com IL rds OF Sc cor OF 1t II and
10 rds " of centre of old Chicago road, thences6
rds, thence 5K rds, thence n 9 rds, thence e5H
6 Forbes Com IL rds of cor of 1t "a e. 15H rds
| W Of centre of old Chicago Road, thence rds,
thence W So rds, thence rds, 81 rds to beg.
Chas Ford-com ASK rds ofse cor of 1t II, z99A IT
W of W line of old Chicago road tqence ~ rds,
n az r1s e 5X rds, to beg; except that pit taken
By the extension Of Julius st to old Chicago road
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-27

do 1t bk % SO ,r
8 Ell with line IF G 4
shs snee ss 4, tSense ls4 it .obeg pit k26
Ehie--e liza TX 81
E't GtSS S5 1V9% a9Gisdvs 10
Monahan--lt bk 81
5 lisR--ls 5 * 81 except q # % sfseod sI
1,a g .soR ns end Il and TX z ne \ ska
a%Ses pS q x s. l72f of
OF Sd ok na h line Ss
and " OF sd bk thence tOa point lie TT Of
ss i t. i f1i.ss in. Of
sd blk 80 it, thence parl with line Of sd hk % X
it. thence E 70 Main st, thence % 4 it to beg,
at sd nk thence nc ;. , on
bG IS sstncs IS Il Is bsg SS q
Dgfss s McManman 30 # Of sw cor Of Of s. sd
Themes e line fi 's$s 3
9ngns Se To ns sS Of s saS Of d
to Sc f Sss t II Ik e IS ne 80
DC Jenne--n K Of " 81 # as per plat of 1898, It'll
@ # y S9r Of I1 ss 4 4
lass .hs4es I z 2 IT to Sfs pit It S2bkF
~ p Binnoo@ 10 # of - cor bk line
IF thence 10 IT, f. sSnse tSi pa with n1 ~,
yg line 40 tSsnss g beg pt = X q and In.
Of same theme alright angles with sd line to
line sd it. thence on sd line to " liHs Of Main
line Of sd IT. thence to beg, pit 1t blk 90
The Jottoacing in SW Qr See. 80, 7.2. R. 2S
n Goodhue--w 1t 2 bk L.
g s q d IT,
lot, thenbe to beg, sw X sec 81 end Sc sec 81
ss5$ n fsssss Of, thence a.Sss sds
u line sd 1t to beg, pit It biz - t..,.-...-.s
lt4bk ~ A'1 ~ au.
W. Seymour--lt Blk IA --s't
"a 1t 10 bk ID = = atI.staH
W. " Wright--lt 5 blk IA
W. Sevnour--lt bk15
do 1t II ok l5
l. Donley--com at of II 8; thence SLY 90 #
thence parl with line Of bk across Its 6 IS
to line OF 1t thence n to OF 1t thence W to
beg, pit Its 8 s. bk 10 Ef
H G SInIth--e e II s Blk 10
as-Ff li do 1t blk 10 t. .. --
stI-as Durkee's Western Addition.
The foliowtng in w. Or. Sec. 81, T.2, 4
ii Berry--lt As bk l4 A''
o Sweeny--lt 4S Blk l64 14tta
E Hiekox--lt OIL bk 1b4 +- --'" slG4l
FL Aaas--ls IS hk lss zszs sE. so T.
.edacuaE en-. r1-L rsItE eea
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The foIlOaoinQ IN " Or sec Q, 20 =
Hale & Bond-com on w line of ne of NV OF
Of sec & % rds of line of sd sec, thence 5 70
sw cor of ne "a NV u of sec g.. thence "a rds, ~
thence N so rds, thence W "a rds to beg. s. IL
/ ,s1 N EHLE's SUBDIVISION OF SIX ACRES
G Bronson-com at a point % chs and "a ks n from
iine,ofs sd Sec and IS rds u ks W from e line,
10 thence W to land owned by Hale d Bond suppos- q
ed to be % rds and II ks, thence to corporation
except what may be included in Fremont Avenue i
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do It'd blk AZ .w ,
do It's bk AZ "a "
do 1t 6 ok Al --s

g 50 u DO ~ ~ Fl Sea is ii 10 bk Al S.
5 IS A P Iymeson- com IL It of NV or cor of 1t 2
So lin sd blk on n lin OF same, thence to NV cor p.
of 1t g, thence OF line oft 3, 70 Il, thence q.
Al on line parl within line Of sd bk W It, "
thence u parl with the W line OF sd ok to Deg, - On
g g g y 49, !, % Yi9e i i i e
I6 d ouIpLey--com ISL 1-2 f. of sw cor Vt sd blk
9 90 and on line of same, theme to Sc cor OF sd
= 70 bk the nee u on line of blk to the centre OF
i "a same thence " on & W cent? e line OF blk to
10 point 1871 2 fte OF W line OF sd Ok, thence on
5S1 ouyIeS,eonl IS # of sw cor sd biz and on W
line of same thence on sd line OF o., 70 %.
LIFT thence palI to W line OF So OK ioz IL, . CO
18 tnence W 90 q #, then es to beg, ok Oh ~
3 OF f Blnn-- com 10 1t e ofsw cor OF So Ok, on
a lire of same, thence lao #, thence parl i..
with line of sd bk 10 line of same thence .
IS q sd line l44 e thence 70 peg % 81 II
J R Marshal-lt ok 81 -. y xchoroe =
Fisk-an tibet pit OF sdt lying OF EAChanse Az
8 Fisk-com 10 rds e Gf cor of 1t and on I'd,
line of same, thence at right angle with "a BE-
Q ,e line TO n III of sd It, thence on sd line to .
. ~ W line of Main st extended, thence on sd q.
line of Main st to line oil sd IT. thence % 90
: 90 beg, It 5 bb 50 49,. n - : =. %
% 10 The folloDiaq are IN s w Or. Sec 30 r. K %
10 % Fsts,s Of chambers . rds & by rds
~ . ed ~ n;,ii p 81
= 40 In a Hvde-com at NV cor of 1t thence is fl
81 As thence 10 ir OF sd 1t, thence to line [
of sd Il. thence beg, 1t 8 blk ., Sc Or sec :.
% ., d sondEcon a. svr cor of 1t 6, thence rds
- " u thence A ds. thence rds, thence on &c
odd ~
,-r. / :. Eisk-e hi OF hi us & s. blk o.
do u4bkT ssa
NJ psanh ~ 6ar,t-fti a hk II -5 80
4t6 W Seymonr--lt bki IA re q. - OF
= IWSey mouf--lt 10 blk "A q .rt. %
s Haie-lG bk IA ~
8, =, | D Casey-ItS ok IA ... ID %
A-a W Seyrnour-lt bk 10 +h1 o.
Pig do T'' It'll blk Is ".a8 IL
80 L Donley-con at of 1t g. thence SLY OF =
so IT, thence parl with line Of blk across Tvs 3 81"
70 OIL is to line ofbh, therce to ne cor OF 1T =,
a thence W to beg, Its 8 & biz is .ato7a2 Il
"A T. Dopley-com Sc II n of of 1t 3, then;eq
So n Sc IT, thencs pa with line of blk across e.
~ Its So 5to line of It's, thence So it, thence .
= 0V W to beg Its 5 6 biz IS
q i II g smith-e third It s blk 10 @# ~ RI .,
g II G Smth--lt ok 10 "a 81 sF3 - u " - g
~ P Garvey--lt 10 bk 10 9s 9-. .. g 80
SO DuRKsEs WESTERN ApDrrios. - f..
y. The Fotoa:ing in s W Or. Sec 81, ~ R23 ri
%. Mrs Mallen--eKcpt that IT taken py " d, NJ !" o
O5 o RR o., AZ "a bk l5l gt -j1g# 4. Bssg bat q
% Mrs Msilen--lt bk ISL .a 4. 81 BIS ,d a5l .
/ &c do 1t Il bk Isl ---- . .
u q salmen-h a. bk lo4 ''~ 80
''IJ ,35sf -'7a. -s- F4EL sa-
scao 4sUC 's9Hss 15l sE5a7 l5fl. l-. .1a 51sis9q
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on Thlfd, W htu--IN q r - = =, : - y "
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THE EUROPEAN WAR
PARTICULARS BY THE MAILS.
THE CAMPAIGN ~ BOHEMIA.
Battles OF Turnau, POdOll and
MHnehengratZ In North
Bohemia.
BattIe of Naeh0d and Trautenan in
West Bohemia.
fHE CAMPAIGN N BOHEMIA.
T~HECAMPAIGN IN BOHEMIA.

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In order that our readers may gain some
idea Of the meaning and results of the de-
tails which follow, a slight explanation is
necessary. In the recent successful inva-
sion of Bohemia, the Prussians were com
PEELED in order to prevent the Austrians
from invading either Silesia or Brandon
burg, to attack the Austrian territory from
both these provinces. The Prussian
Army of the Elbe, commanded by Prince
Frederick Charles, accordingly invaded
Bohemia from Saxony, with Dresden as a
base, while the Prusso-Silesian army,
under the Crown Prince Frederick Will
liam, entered the province from Olmutz
and Glatz. 1t was the object of both to
effect a concentration at Gitschin. The
Austrian commander, Benedek, had thus
an opportunity to annihilate these divided
columns by attacking them in detail with
his entire force. Instead of doing this,
he split up his troops into two corps, and
offered battle simultaneously to the two
invading armies. The result has been an
nounced by telegraph. After a week of
continued fighting and skirmishing, the
junction of the Prussian armies at GIFTS
chin was effected on the LIST of July, and
on the Sd the united forces gave battle to
and routed the Austrian army at Sudowa.
The details which we append, condensed
from the latest European files, donot o
tain news of the junction of the Prussisn
armies, but they give a graphic view Of
their advance and the battles in which
they were engaged.