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sHsRFF's SALES.
ShsriF's Sale Of Personal PrODsrty

ID virtue OF an attachment to me directed
~ from the Circuit Court OF Shelby county
In the suit Of E s. Plummer vs.. Moalton,
Benedict q Co and in pursuance of the pro-
visions Of section 85b OF the Code OF Ten
nessee, l VIII proceed TO sell, TO the highest
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HOLLoWAY,s yERMIEuGE cONEEcIlnNs


TWENTY years experience has proved this
i the NEST popular remedy with ph4si-
clans and parents for those pests of child
hood-Worms. They are pleasant to take.
and always effective in expelIfng the Worms
and toning the system up to its normal
condition. BeWare of countarfeits and imi-
tations. The genuine have the signature OF
the proprietors on the wrapper of each
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY s. CoWDEN,
r Philadelphia
No Curet No Puyy HteskelPs letter Ointment
WILL positively cure letter, Erysipelas
w salt Rheum, BARRIERS Itch, Pimples,
Blotches and all forms of Skin Disease: also
Sore Eyes and Eye Lids, Discharges from the
Ear, and Old Sores, no matter of how long
standing, or the money returned by the pro-
prietoIs.
--f Philadelphia.
Sold so cents per box by all druggists. sent
by mail for so cents.
Consumption Positively Ctred!-Uphdm's Fresh
Meat Cure
WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption. all
w Lung Diseases ant Splitting of Blood,
its healthy condition. This has been tested
by Prof. TrOsseau in Two Thousand cases in
the hospitals of Paris, in which it cured
nearly every case, and in this country by the
appreciation of the physician many hopeless
cases have been restored TO health. One bot
tie will prove its efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
tie, or six for IS 90.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY COWDEN,
myD cod Philadelphia
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EnR RENT AND LEASE.

A LARGE Building, suitable for n manu-
n factory: a Store in a good locality; two
nice tWo-stOry Dwellings, and a number OF
vacant lots to lease, on good terms. Apply TO
Marx & BensdOrL, or X
mvr RatheI BLOCK. Room No. u.
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batG1eI0r 5 hair Uye.--I MS splendid Hair
Dye is the best in the world. harmless. re-
liable, Instantaneous, does not contain lead,
nor eny YITALIC poison to produce paralysis
or death. AVoid the Wanted and delusive
preparations bOastlng virtues they do not
possess. d genuine ". a. Bachelors Hair
Dye has had 30 years u-ntarnished reputation
to uphold its integrity as the only Perfect
Hair ~Dye-Blsck or Brown. Sold by ali
Druggists. Applied a. Is Bond street, n. Y.
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Notice to Contractors.

@ EALED proposals VIII be received at the
- Engineers Ofice. Memphis, Tennessee,
until " m. on the Ist August, 1870, tor the
graduation, masonry and supe~rstructure of
bridges ON the MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD,
between CovingtOn and Ripley, about fifteen
miles. portion OF the work is heavy and
worthy the attention OF Contractors. Pro-
files and specifications can be seen at the En-
CHEERS office, $50 Main street, on
and after June g., 1870.
THOS. h. WELLINGTON,
je2 ChiefsEng. Miss. River r. r.
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BUIHsU'' rrsT1,foNIA1s.


TESTIMONIALS
MADISON, Ala, May O., 1870.
DEAR SIR: Permit me TO eulOgise your
wells of water, for with honest motives l do
so. 4 have recently been convinced of its
superior medical virtues, in the relief af-
forded Mr.. Jared DOOlittie, who was a-case of
mine in conjunction with DIR. Dement,, of
Huntsville, for twelve months. before going
to your Wells, suffering with Brights old
scarcely, If ever, relieved by the aid of med
ical treatment, thereby producing general
Dropsy of the most formidable character.
I had responded Of his ever being relieved,
when, to my astonishment, in a very short
time, by the use OF the water Of yOurcwells,
he has been placed again on his feet and Is
now able, to some extent, to prosecute his
daily avocatiOn. 1 feel no h%esitancy, but
would urge upon patients suffering SINH
larry, TO visit at once your Wells, as being
the surest means of ~regalning their health
and vigor. GEORGE K. SULLIVAN, MD.
Read what the Hon. C.. C. Clay, Jr., says IL
regard to the curative properties of the
HUNrsvrLLE, ALA, September S, 1886.
DEAR SIR; 1 had not known the luxury of
a GOOD appetite for more than twelve
months when 1 reached the Wells. l suf-
fered much nom that ommon but terrible
disease, Dyspepsia. Before a week elapsed
my appetite was vOraciOus, and my dtges-
ton equal TO my aPpetite Ny father was
suffering from Dropsy and Chronic Dlar-
rhea. In three weeks he was entirely re-
lieved from the latter, and almost rom the
former. 1 am satisfied by experience and
observation that the water has eXtraordin-
AIRY curative properties in DYSPEPSIA, Dropsy
and diseases of the bowels. It is also more
palltable, and much colder than most min
sral waters. 1 believe IL possesses as much
virtue as any mineral water in this country,
and time wall prove it. &C. CLAY, JR.
HuErsy1LnE, ALA, July 10. 1866.
SIR: l feel pleasure in giving a certificate
to the effect hat your watering place has
been OF great benefit to myself the short
time I stayed Tiers MY complaint was
Chronic Jaundice, which was fast resolving
itself into Dropsy. When l came TO your
Wells my condition was truly sad, and my
hone OF so early an eradication of so long
seated a distember was forlOrn. Your waters
have certainly wonderful curative powers.
10 ali who have Dropsy, Chronic Diarrhea,
Dyspepsia or Kidney complaints, cheeriuily
your Wells, believing az the
same time in their efficacy in other diseases.
SAM'L L. ROBERTSON.
MERrDIANvLLE, ALA, August 4, 1859.
SIK: In 1883 was afflicted Wit Scrofula. 1
attended your Wells and was relieved. l
have had no symptoms of IT. since.
je5 JOHN Y. FISK
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Ser0fuia Cured Dy bfdnQretnS PitlS.
Brandreth's Pills peEetratest the whole mass
Of blood, causing the expulsion Of impuri-
ties. The body feels relieved from a single
dose; what then may be expected rom
twenty? By continuing their use the whole
Of the blood in time becomes purified, and
the body reconstructed from good material,
and a new lease OF life secured.
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HOT SPRINGS HOTEL

CTITT & GAINES, Prop'rs, HeT SPRINGS,
. ARKANSAS, Is now open for the reception
of guests. Everything has been fitted up in
the most superb manner, and every conVen-
fence added to make guests comfortable. m17
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This we understand to be the situation
on yesterday Monday morning, before
the movement since, or to-day's clear
ances. It appears to be much less than
was generally couiectured, for ever if we
make a very liberal allowance for the
amount in course of shipment, we shall
hardly reach the inside figures of the pop
ular estimates, which would leave 70, 900
bales for future disposal. It must be
observed, however, that the allowance
above for supplemental bales may prove
1900 or 1900 bales excessive. At
the usual ratio of IA per cent. on
the total receipts, there should be fully
1S, 200 bales, but from the limited arrivals
of damaged cotton and the large amount
of light bales-S00 pounds and less
which ave been consolidated into bales
Of AS to 500 pounds, it is inferred that the
additions this year viii be much less than
usual, and probably not exceed 5000
bales, insteAi OF 9l33 as above. The next
question to be solved is, how much of the
amOuu unsold is under orders for ship
meut, and how much is there which Will
be actually offered this season7
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SING SING, March q, 1868.
MY DEAR SIR: My daughter Alice, thirteen
years old, has been completely cured Of that
horrible disease, ScrUfuia, which for years
repdered life "A torment; after all medicines
and many physicians had been tried and
failed, / commenced giving her YOU pills.
She took them almost every day for Chree
months, constantly improving. she has now
entirely recovered. Yours truly,
DANIEL LUTHER.
Hon. T. Brandreth
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ROBERT WOOD & CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.

GARDEN and Cemetery AdOrnments. Cast,
VI Wrought Iron and Wire Ratings, FOun-
tains, Vases, Nerandas, Settles, ArbOrs, Chairs,
summer Houses, Iron Stairs, spiral and
straight. in every variety of pattern New
and improved styles Of Hay Racks, Managers,
Stable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, etc.
ATKNT WIRE WORK. Railings, Store
Fronts, Door and Window Guards, Fam
Fencing, etc.
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Bronze Work.

Having fitted mp our Foundry with special
reference to the above class OF work, we are
now prepared to MI, with p1Omptness. all
orders for Bronze Castings OF Statuary, colos-
sal, heroic and life size.
ORNAMENTAL Iron GO0Ds-The largest as
m TO be found in the United states, all
OF which are executed with the express view
of pleasing the taste. while they combine all
the requisites OF beauty and substantial con-
struction.
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped TO the place Of
destination.
make q SELECTION apis
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Neut9fttten.

! Ole ilnsfen 8eri9te ftrtmett bartn lber>
Elm, taB Der pom @rafen 8is n1ard 9en1a4te
gorf4lae, bic Don &ub1anb erbobene @trett'
frase tpesen besYariier gertrases Don 1856
bur9 cine gonferen3 ber europati8en &e"
%gteruneen er1ebtsen gu lafen, bic 3uaim>
muns ber @robmddte erba1ten BAT. Die
@onferen3 fol- mad bent Meujabr III 2pnbpn
3ulammentreten.
1eber bic 8e3iebuneet spii&en &ue1anb
unb YreuBen peib Elm Correspondent aus
Berlin folsenbe tnterefante @nsaben 3u
nader: 8eim Musbru9e bes sesenwdrtt'
gen 8rieses bate @ortl@afof tn Berlin
mebrere llnterrebun1en NIT benz &Snt9e unb
Bismard ppr berenMbretie mad benz &rtees>
f9auplate. Die Meutralttdt @ub1anbs BILL
bette ben 6auptsesentanb bergerbanolunsen
unb als Gnteelo bafar ~per1anste @ortf4a>
tpT gum erten Ma1e bic 3ufimmuns @reu>
bens 3ur9ufbebuns besientsen SPELLS besYa'
rifer @%ertrases, Der &ublanb perbtetet, etne
T(ptte int f9war3en Meere gu ba1ten. Bts>
ntard nabnt ben @ori4las ut unb man per>
| abrebete, bag @ublanb ert betm Trtebens.
19lu6e 3utiden preuben unb Srantret@
NIT ietner Sorberuns 0fentlt& berportreten
IoQe.
Sp par Bisunard int @tanbe, Mttte
4usuf bic beiben CUR gertbetbtsun9 ber
Dali9en @ren;e tn S&1eiien auridselaGenen
Corps aud inSrantret@ etnriden 3u 1aGen.
Dur9 bieies Ginpernebmen war nt&t a1etn
&uelanbs Neutralttdt seiiGert, fonbern
@orti4afof bate fl@ 70 fosar serpft&tet,
Seferrei9 Don Der Gtnmtidune 3ui14en
@reuben unb Tranfret@ a%b3ubalten. @or
etntaen @oAen 9laubte bas Yetersburser
Cabinet, bab Der Srtebe nabe beporfete unb
brad p~or3titt9 bas S4wetsen betrefs feiner
Mbl9ten, inoem Surf @ort1Aatof bur&
fem befanntes Circular gang europa IN
S9reden jaste. aus benz san3en Gang
Der Dinse sebt berppr, bab bic MtniferprG>
ibenten BON &ublano unb Yreuben 9eeen<
spdrtts bic @ttuation beberriaen.
1eber bic @orfdQe auf benz &rtesSi6au.
plate ;u Mnfans sp:iser @p6e 1iesen nun
ausfubrliGere Ma9ridten Dor. Cine De-
pel9e aus Berlin spm2. b. fast: Mpntae
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unb bic Der Mttslteber tbrer Sanstlte etn3u'
f&retben, ais etn etptses Denfnaa1 tbres &b'
f&eues eesen l1nsere&ttsfett, unb tbrer@9nt'
patbte nit ber erbabenen Yerfon, pel&e aui
Grben bic @teae @brtfi pertritt IN Der Set
tuns ber Stride.
@eseben su Cincinnati ant Is. Nose mber
$780,"
IN Der Sptbe Der 1nteri9rtften fteben
bic Matnen fol9enber %rdlaten;
S. Q. Yurce1L
Gr3btfdpf Don Cincinnati.
S. s. 2uer&,
8ti9pf Don Sort @apne.
g. S. @pfecrans,
8if9pf DON Columbus.
@ 1T. Mc@1pSfeA
9tf9of Don 2putsptQe.
q. 81. &Dbbe,
Bii9of BON @optnston.
Gafp. s. 8prseb,
8il9of BON GalYbon i. p,
Mbmtnifr. BON Detroit.
Ssnatius @rad,
Bil9of BON Marquette.
G.9anntn,
Mbmtnifratpr .. Glepelanb.
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0prrefppnben3.)
Caledonia, 20. Sos. 1870.

Qieber @anberer!
Sd babe faon LANCE sebcft, bab Du et>
mas TIT betnen @palten BON benz iablt4en
MinntIota bdttef, unb bic 2eute ni4t 10
Niefmatterlt4 betanbeltef. @as bic nrfa>
DE baran 1T, weiB i'd nt@t. Sd CLAUDE,
bag betne &epcrters bic Sa1afbaube nod
auf BADEN unb nidt b6ren unb ieben, was
In ibrer Ndbe ppr9ebt. Du aber Miemanb
etpas beri6tet, 70 nil i'd bod etras pent.
ses Dir auididen. Die 8ewobner bes ait
n1utbisen &p11tnsfone Ebales, 3tpDlf
Meilen Don @tnona, taben iiA felt 1eBten1
Sabre, ais i'd ie beiudte, unsemein tn bic
6Ste sefhwunsen. Die neue STRIDE sebt
tbrer @oQenbuns entsesen unb tpern fertts,
tpirb fe bic fdSnfe 2anofirde int @taate.
Ste TT tn sptbiidem @t9le sebaut unb err
bdlt eemalte Tenfer. @dbrenb n1eines
Mufentbalts ftarb bort 6err &imme1 unb
purbe am 6elte MQerbeiltsen unter 8eslet%
tuns fat 1dn1ntlt@er Iniebler b~esraben.
Gr &uar Der erfte fatbplti4e Mnitebler in tpr>
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Der 80 +.

tt8et 0e9enp, 10OH o. Sdpre all 1no AUG
Elm @eteran bes erfen Ratferret9es unite,
Napo1epn I. Gr mar Don iebermann bod
seebrt fetnes erbault&en uno @riflt9eu
Danbels tpesen. Srteoe fetner Miae!
&pntnsfone Bat etnen Der befu&tefen
@tebmdrfte TT Mtnnefpta, nit iebr 1ebbaf-
tent 9anbel unb tper ben bprtteen @ertetr
beoba4tet, fann nt9t faeen, bab @elb bort
rAr fet. @enn jemanb mad &o1tnsfone
tommt, 70 bruu&t er AUDI unbeiorst 3u fetn,
I'm, l1nterfommen pber Grfrti&un9en 3u er>
talten. Daflr for9t 6err @lrflein, Elm
e9ter 2lt-Bayer uub bteberer Deuti&er unb
etuas weiter St. s. Rtpers, ein9uremburser,
ber Is aus benz +. t. sertebt, 2eute gu BE-
tptrtben. Terner fam man bort bic faSn>
fen Sbnsdrten feben tint @taate. &ber
aud lit @tnona Bat man felt lestem CONT
nter f&6ne @etdube erri&tet unb es sebt
bort tint Sturmidrttt pprwdrts. Inter al
len @ebduben 1T setib bas f&Onfe bic neue
fat9o1tfde STRIDE, pel4e nod bteien @tnter
urter Dad fou,mt, ie 1T Don 8rtd, erbd1t
ebenfa1s seutalte Tenfer unb wtrb untrtt>
tts bic f4Dnfe Stride @tnonas. &ep.
81. @1ut TT unermab1t& tbdtts, unt fe 5u
pp1enbe1 unb bieier 8au serst4t ibm unb
Der san3en @emeinbe GUT Gbre. CT wirb
In Surge cine anbere rteue Stride TIT 8own
Chiffon bestnnen. Die brrttsen 8ewot'
ner finb etne Muter9emetnbe unb @errpbtl'
ltpps ftebt oben an. Dtrielbe BAT Elm 6aus
eisens ba5u berseseben, um barin @ottss>
bien1 gu balten, 70 LANCE Bis fe etne neue
Stride baben. SIN California baben
bic &atbpltfen ebenfats quite SortiAritte
semadt unter ber 2ettuns tbres alsemein
seltebten @eeliorsers &ep. G9as. 8ceberl.
Gr BAT bereits Elm aeues @&ul9aus &C.
baut NIT 2e6rerppbnun9 unb aud einen
ta4tieen 2ebrer en9astrt Maunens Sobn
&aud, .pel6er enslii4 anp beuti& 1e9rt.
Terner baben ie iest etne ,1eue Srsel 1T Der
Stride unb III 9errn &au9 einen tl&tisen
Srsantfen. l1niern 6fltden Treunoen AT.
berer @taaten fei hermit funb, baB mir uns
bier nidt in &ublanb tefnoen, bas be3eust
bas f96ne @etter, be0en mir uns erfreuen,
bas gewib in ben Ser. Staoten nt&t f4D>
ner 5u inben 1T. 6ier UNI Brounspiae fiebt
Is aus, o1s befnbe man ii9 ant &bein pber
ait ber Mpie1, Der f90nen 8etnber9erpeeen
bic man bier iiebt. Der biefse &ebeniaft
fam ii4 NIT Dem Don Sbio s1etdfeQen
penn nt9t beGer. Grit bp@w. Gbas. Soc
ber1 ma&te t9 1este @p4e eine 2uffabrt
In einem fleinen &abn ben MtlIiippt btn>
unter auf Ginlabuns zines biebern @awei>
gers aus benz Canton Mareau, Mamens6en-
~ 3ubler, Der urs bort nit etnem @lds'
9en ieines Observation-Disclosures bepirtbete, unb
uns bann pteber na9 Brownsville aurad
teusrte. Sest, lteber @anberer, bleibt mir
nod etne fletne Gde tint fabli9en Minnelpta,
Don 100 i'd Dir ni9ts bert9ten fam, neil
i9 nod ni@t bort mar. Dp& 70 @ott rptu,
tperbe i'd aud bprtbtn fon1men uub Dir barrt
nod wettere @eutsfeiten fenben. M. 6.
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Smldmoii@e Na@rt@tem.
& r91t9e s.

St.%anl.-MmD pnnsrfa8 f~eierte,t oteSa'
tbpltfen bteies 2anbes bas SET feiner@9ub'
patronin, Der unbefedten Gmpfdngntb Ma-
riens. @ettbem ptus TX. ant 8. Deg. 1854
btefes Dogma feter1i9 p~erfanbtst bat 1T
bas Set auf Der sansen Grbe, 100 &attp1t'
ten fi4 befnben. a1idbr1t& sefetert uprben.
unb stebt erbetenbes :3eusntb Don ber Gin
belt Der STRIDE, berer treue Mit91teber fi@
bur9 fetne S4mtertsfetten, abbalten la0en
benz @ufe tbres D%berbauptes gu folsen.
Die Torleinns hes &eb. 3. Srelauh an,
1ebten Spnntas III Der @attebra1e bate,
tpte ppraus3uieben mar, p%olfdnbtsen st.
fo1s. Das bpbe Sntere0e bes bebanbelten
@esenfanbes (bte rDmtfAen&atafomben), TO-
tpte btep opularttdt besgcrtra9enben unb bef>
fen G1oquen3 feFelten bic &ufmerfiantett
bes febr ;ablret9en Iubitcrtums bon Mn>
fang bis III Gnbe.
Sir ben YapF BAT nTreeman's Sournar
in Mep gorf bereits bic aniebnli9e @umrne
bon $6,6l4 %eeiammelt unb apar tn Bettrd'
aen BON 25 Gents an Bis III bunbertD puars.
Sn Nep Dorf tf tp4m. P. 8onauentura
Trep, Grinder Der bortisen @emeinbe aur
@9mer3taften @ottesmutter unb Grbauer
Der neuen Stride baielbf, pom bo4pfen
@r3bifApfe McGlpsfeY berufen pprben, BITE
fattplt1Ae @emeinbe AT Der so. Straee au
i%bernebn1en.
Ole Stuaente1t Don, Georgetown Cole
eiuun, bel @aibtn9ton, .. g., baben einen
enerei19en Yrptef sesen bic 8eraubuns bes
Yaptes erla6en.
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1rtrt, tint ette Berbtnbun9 NIT Der Qotre.Mr>
NEE ter5uftlen, apeld' 1estere bic Mufeabe
bes MusfaQes war. @etne 2tnten erfreden
fi4 tn eineu1 6albtrets Der Marne entlans.
Die Qotrt>@rmee bes General panabtne
rtadte ant MtttppG Der sansen 2tnte ent>
lang cine a1semetne Notwithstanding &C.
gen bic Deutf&en unter Yrtn3 Srtebri@
&ar1 unb benz 9er3ps BON @ed1enburs.
@aQabtne par TT fetnem Ylan, bic Ser.
btnoun9sltnten Der betben Mrr1een III fpren>
gen erfo1sret&. Das 6. fran}0ff@e &ruee
Corps erfarmte bic befeftste @te1uns Der
Deutlaen, bic ii9 bur9 bic Ortf9aften
@rulto nptue, Tlpmtnters unb @preurs er>
fredte, nertrteb bieielben unb fabte III bieien
DDrfern felen Tub. @leta3ettis srif bas
erFe Corps Der Tran30Niden nit befonberer
9apferfett bte tn ben DDrtern Monnepine,
@tae Saris unb Tapprales 1tesenpen Deut>
faen an unb er5pans ft& NIT benz 8aion>
nett ben 8eie berie1ben, Der ibnen aud ntdt
pteber freitis sema&t tpurbe. Das l. unb
6. CORPS Der 2pire>Mrmee fenten bann TIRE
gerbtnbunss1inte Der. Die Deuti4en tuur>
ben auf alien @unften sefalasen unb felen
mad 2crsnp unb Chateau @emrpi 3urud,
ben @es NIT Musrafunss> @esenfdnben Be-
~freuenb. Der Rad3us Der Deuti9en purbe
bur& bic gerfartunsen ~peran1abt, bic III Der
2ptre<Nrmee fieben unb aus epnlertbtrten
iunsen Mdnnern aus ben fabli9en @rcpin>
gen befebert urb BON Spurs aus @atlabtnes
Mrmee nerfdrften. Sa1abtnes fratestI9e
8ewesunsen sesen @efen, mad @erfaiaes
gu, peranlabten bic Deutf9en @enbpme,
Gla3ep unb Gtateau Dun ipnte Gbateau
Neuf 3u rdumen. Gin Ansrtf Der Deut>
f4en auf Murfeaur tpurbe 3uradsef9laeen.
Diefe Na4ri9ttn erfa1ten bic 8ep6lfe-
runs BON 2ours, 100 bic prppt iorif9e &este.
runs ii& beinbet, NIT srpbem Sube1, befon.
bers als AUDI aus Yarts Elm 8a1lon fam,
Der 8eri@te bradte, bab bort ebenfa1s Ml>
les pprtrefft9 febe. Srieftauben Ftesen
reselmdbts 5wtiAea Sours uno Yarts, xm'
8ertate Don einem plase gun anoern gu
tra9en.
Ca9e9en meltet etne Oepel9e bes &6ni3s
Milbelm an bic &Snistn am Z. b.: Ma6
5wettasiser S&1a&t In welder bic @rmee
bes @rcbber3oss Don Medlenburs beup:>
ia4li& ensastrt war, nabmer unfere
Gruppen bic @tabt ct. Sean, erpbertsn 80
&anonen unb ma9ten 1000 @efan9ene.
Der gerluit Der Yreuben mar nt6t srpB.
@ud bic proptiprti4e &esteruns etebt nun
gu, bab Yaqabtne i6 Don Orleans surud>
sitbe unb ;par NIT elmer Mrmee DON 100000
Mann unb 500 &anpnen.
Neue1teS.
Berlin, 8. Deg. &Onts.. @ilbe1m bat
folsenbe Don @erfataes battrte Depei9e at
bic &Sntstn sefanbt:
Orleans tpurbe sefern Mbenb pbne Gr>
%furntun9 DON UNI fern Truppen befebt. Das
2. Corps nabn1 9 &anpnen unb l Mttratl>
1eufe. Das 8. Corps Der l. Mrn1ee f9lug
bic TrAn3olen an n,ebreren @unften nprb6f.
lid DON &Duen unb nabnt benftlben l 8as
none unb 400 @efan9ene al.
Der Seeretdr bes amertfantf9en @efanb>
ten In @arts melbet, bab bic @erlufe Der
preuben bur@ frabere 8eri&te abertrteben
unb bab bic Tran3oien auf alien Yuntten
gefdldeen mprben feten.
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80 eItltb E s.

Der GonsreB er6fnete feline brittle unb 1este
@eiion ant Mpntas NIT Der @erlefuns Der
YrdIbentenbotiaaft. @te sepDbnli& reta'
ten bic Mttslteber cine Mn3at1 reuer BiQs
Elm, unit bic Snterefen Der .peri4tebenen
2anbest9etle au perfe9ten.
Die 6fentli@e s@tlo Der Ser. @taaten
wurbe int Monat Npnember UNI $7,475,>
5000 %perrinsert. Die Re9terunssiaulb
belduft fi9 na9 Ib3u9 ser@elber I'M taats"
f9ase, auf $2,334,3 0S, 404.65 @ett benz l.
MGr3 bie1es Sabre6 tpurbe bic Dfentli4e
@4ule unit $l04, 0l9,482.52 rebucirt.
&egiFrirte 8riefe.-Gtnem Giraffe bes
General. YoFmeifersG reswea sufplse mi6en
aae resii1rtrte Brtefe auf Der &adieite NIT
benz Namen unb Der @brefe bes &bienbers
per1eben fem. Diefelben perben bann,
wenn unbeRe1bar, brett, pbne germtttluns
Der vDeab Setter Sffee", at ben &ufsebsr
surldseianbt. Sur int Sale, tab Der 2es>
tere ni4t ausfnbts eema4t werben fam,
seben bic 8riefe In bic vDeab Setter Sffce",
unb nerben tpie anbere unbefeabare @Dit>
ia9en be9anoelt.
Scr @eiscumarft mar auf mebreren
@auptpldsea in ben lesten Sasen feft NIT
b0beren @reiien. Sn Milwaufee f@1p6 ant
Donnertas SO. l nit $1.09, 80. 2 NIT
$1.O71 In Chicago 80. 2 fet gu $1.06l.
Mm 9antiasunsstase fanb In 5oufon,
Ieras, auf benz Marf:plab cine pplt3eilt6e
9unbe fdlddteret fat unb Der pff5ieqe
9unbefarren nebt Gtnfdnseru, @4tnbers.
fne9ter &c. parabirten bur@ bic Straben.
9ter mub eber NIT Mdem @umbus setrieben
merben, fast bas uEeras gpltsblatt" nit
&edt.
Ole silbermiten III New Meriep bra@>
ten bic bprttse 8epSlferuns tn unsebeure
Mufresune. @on so @funb Stetn bra4te
einman 4o1n3en@ ilber teraus II. bteEonne
pirb auf bur@l9nittli@ $4,000 Dollars &C..
f9dbt. Daber GROCER 3ulauf 3u bin Mt>
nen, 100 es berett8 etne Stlber>GttY 9tebt.
@robarti9er Strife.-Sn Yennfa1panten
trifen s%eeenpdrtis lber 10000 &pblenar~
arbetter.
Die Norn= Snhianer lutberii@e @iiions>
@eieQi@aft bat &Dnis @ilbelm BON Yreu,
zen ;u tbrem lebensldnsltden Direftor ct.
wdblt. @eine jebise Miiion eesen Srant>
reid burfte i'm nod einise 3eit tinbern,
lolden @tiipnsseiAditen n%a&suseben.
Bai6tnston ibretbt
mar: Na9 einem, BON etnem berporrasen>
ben OfT3tere i'm 81 etnsesan9enen8riefe
1T tint 8rlbjabr Elm a1semeiner Snbtaner'
&ries 3u erwarten, ba fid bic Subianer febr
lber bic ttnen BON ben, In Der Ndbe Der &e>
1erpationen cpmmanbtrenben Mrn1ee,Sff3ie'
rem suseflste f9le&te 8ebanb1uns beflasen.
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Tarm 3u p%erfaufen.

Cine Jarra trirb gum gertauf ansebuten;. Fe bait 80
older, pcscn IS unter gFua, 1febr CUTE gDtefen 80 older,
NQes %eineefen3t.
Die Barrn liest tn Gtanteden Conn, Carver grunts,
Miunefpta 4 Weilea. BON Gbasfa, 5 BON Carer unb 5 pom
Sbafopee, Septt 60.
9~ustuuft su babea tn Der Office biefes B1attes. 5s<84
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@ontae, BEN 20. 0ejember 1870.
XtdetS: $1.O0.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1. Cine Got 1T ber Stabt Belle Ylaine.
2. Cine flberne ubr.
3. Cine 8ettbede, 500 tpertb.
4. Gin Nepplper.
5. Cine DpppeQaufee Saebfinte.
ueberbte6 cine Mn;ab1 Mpbilen. Sdube, 6tiefeln. 1tee.
ferpiee, BIumenfrduse unb SieIe anbere ~anstebenbe 0eseu-
itdnbe.
w. 9idets fnb ,u baben bel s. etfermann tn
Belle Blaine.