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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

UNION PARTY.-What is the Union
party? Is it not the old Abolition party
under q new name? Has it not indorSed
ell the acts and measures of conIessedly
Abolition Administration? Did not the
Republican party elect Lincoln President?
And has he not, since his election, time
and again declared that he stood by the
Chicago platform "a platform which his
adherents swear is "worth fifty Unions"
What but AbOlitioniSts are indorserS Of
such an Administration and such q plat
form? What resolutions did the Union
Administration Convention adopt: Here
is the first:
"ReaOIUed, That we heartily j. dorse the
present National Administration, and hereby
pledge ourselves TO sustain il in all its efforts TO
preserve the Union"
If the Administration deems it nccessa-
ry to violate the Constitution, wipe out
State lines, subjugate the South, free and
arm the negroes Ito preserve the Union,
the Union party pledges itself " to sustain
it" 1t Endorsed the rascality Of Came
ron, Morgan, Stevens & Co. the appoint
ment Of the incendiary Abolitionists
Helper, Burliughame, Giddings, Clay and
Schurz; the jayhawking Lane, Jenni-
son and other scOundrels; the abolish
ment of slavery in the District Of Colum-
bia and the emancipation policy Of Lin
coin. Is this not sufficient to prove it 4
full fedged Abolition party? Yes, must
be the answer of all intelligent and I'M
pEejudicedme~.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19
4" vwassn RsaA Hrssssrs."


Under the above headiAg the Union,
in reply to . communication relative to
wagon roads in this county, iNnOcentIy
perhaps, misrepresents the county road.
Says the UaiOn:
"a scheme was devised by which all the
travel to and from Nevada Territory should be
taxed 10 putin repair the county road, and keep
il in that condition without regard to whether
teams travelled over that road or rot"
What is the ieferenceI That Bartram
charges "teams toll whether they travel
OVer the county road or not" Such is
not the TACT. Bartram leased the county
road and is bound to keep It in repair.
II is nearly thirty miles in length, and he
charges less toll than roads not one third
part as long. Some of these roads inter
sect the county road and divert travel
from IL Teams pass over part of Bar
trans road, then leave it and take other
toll roads. Is it just to compel Bartram
to keep his road in repair for the accom-
mediation Of transfers who use it without
paying for it! He charges those aud
those only who travel over his road, and
he is right in doing so. lie has nothing
to do with teams that do not travel over
his road. If there arc other and better
roads than Bartram's transfers are at
liberty to use t&e,M. The CaiOn " con.
cedes that the road built by the two coun-
ties ought to he kept open" but objects
to Bsrtram's collecting toll on it to keep
Il in repair. If"teAmsters will not trav-
el over it" why insist upon keeping it
open and in repair! IL they do not trav-
ell over il they bave nothing to pay ; IL
they do travel over it they ought not to
object to the triAing toll Bar,ram exactS
The CniOn's article is full Of contradic.
tons 1t says the county road is "not
travelled over; and then it says it is and
"mOnpolizes the entire travel to and from
Nevada Territory" Both statements
can't be true. Will the Union inform us
by what right, what authority, Bartram
can demand and collect toll from those
who do not travel over the county road D.?
EIas he done so? He has not. The
! ~, -, - ~@<ssS r,.- No. s~sSs.~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19


Also, bill Of GelwickS L January, Of &l59
90. for printing reP"rts Of city officers. delin-
quent tax list. &C., for the fiscal year 1861.
The Committee on Fire aud Water recon-
mended certain repairs upon the Bedford Ave
nue. cistern. that it might receive q supply Of
water from Hangtown Greek, which WAS so
ordered.
A petition from several citizens. asking for
the repeal of the Dance House Ordinance, was
received and referred u the Committee ON
Suisances.
Also Il resolution from the Beard Of School
Trustees, recommending the appropriation Of
300 from the School Fund to be applied tn the
education Of the c"lored children at this city.
conditioned upon their continuing their school
at least three months 10 the year. Referred to
the Finance Committee.
On motion, Commiuee.> consisting of Aids.
Munson and Arvidss0n, was appointed TO pro-
cure and furnish Council room.
Adjourned To meet the first Monday in
August next, at o'clock p. NJ.
C. L. CHCBBUCK.
City Clerk.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

ACCIDENT AT CoLoMA.-About half past six
O'Clock yesterday morning, as we learn from
Mr.. Trescott, the Ferry Boat at Colona swamp
ed, drowning Frenchman known as ''Pepee 4"
There were on the boat at the time, three men
and three horses, mule packed with beef and
. vegetable wagon. A young man named
Clark and the ferrymAn, EdmOnds, succeeded
in reaching the shore, as did the mule, bat the
Frenchman and the horses and wagon were
swept away. Up to the present time the body
of the unfortunate man has not been recovered
TaEArRIcAL---The German theatrical Troupe
Of which so much has been said by the press,
will appear at O'Donnell's Tbeater next week,
we hear. Their entertainments are highly
spoken Of and will be literally patronized
here.
VERT FINE.-Tbe Sherry CObblers concOcted
at the Greyhound are a very superior article.
The liquors are very fine and the billiard tables
equal to any in the State. Major Black is ever
ready to entertain guests.
DIscHARcED.-AngeleS UllO, held IN custody
on the charge of aiding in the killing of Glenn
ente Euisai at dance house. in this city, sOme
months siucei was yesterday discharged, the
GFand Jury having failed to find q true bill OF
indictment sgainet him.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

MORE Rich MMEs.--We understand
from reliable source, says the Carson
.SiIrer Age. that there is no little excite
ment prevailing in the vicinity Of the Es-
meralda mining district concerning the
reported discoveries of fabulously rich
mines of gold and silver about forty or
fifty miles south Of the Adobe Meadows.
That these reported mines are no humbug
we believe from the fact that parties
who are coed MlnerOlogists are paying
particular attention to them, and doing it
in q secret manner. Some parties, hew-
ever, in Aurors. having got wind Of the
new discoveries. have ieft IN the night
time in order that they might not be dis
covered.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

WESTERN SoLDIERs.-The Chicago Tri.
6une, the home organ of President Lin.
coin, and edited by the Postmaster Of that
city, is authority for the statement that
the West is full of soldiers sent home
sick, but now we'll, who do not intend to
report themselves till the war is over,
when their claim for pay will be present
ed. This explains the recent order Of the
Secretary Of War. forbidding officers
granting furloughs and ordering absent
soldiers to report to their respective regi.
ments instantly.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19
Denscratie Coanty Convention.

The DemOeEatie County Central Con mittee Of
n Dorado COuasy met In PlAcerville, on the 18th
Of July 1853, pursuant to adjournment.
Prxssut-MessTs. Titus, Hunter, CHM. Nc
Lsaa. Meredith, Watson, Lawyer, Rankin, Upton,
and LAEkia.
Mr.. TIVtOn offered the following reSOlutiODr
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That Convention Of the Democracy
Of II Dorado County be held in the City Of Pla-
TsE<tlis. ~ Il e. } Se'tss =
SATURDAY THE I'D OF AUGUST,
AZ Il 0'elOek A. NJ, to nominate tWo Senators,
four AsSemblymen and supervisor for the Second
District. and to elect hfteen Delegates to the
De1ocTatie State Convention to be holden in Sac
SamsotO the 9Th day Of August. and for the
transaction q such other business a. may be Of in
tsSest 10 the DeW0erAtic party and that the Pri-
mary MsetingS, for the election Of Delegates to
said COsvsntiOa, Be held on THURSDAY. the
Slst Of Jelly, at O'Clock r. NJ, At the usual places
Of holding such meeIingS in each precinct.
On motion Of DR.. Lawyer, the following apPor-
eiUnmenI Of DelcRa " 40 adopted:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

WHAT HAVE We GAINED ?-President
Lincoln, in his Inaugural Address, dcpre.
eating civil war, said:
"Suppose You go to war. you cannot fight
always. And when, after much loss on both
sides, and no gain on either, you cease tight
ing, the identical questions as to terms Of in.
tercourss are again upon you"
An exchange has the temerity to ask if
this is not as true now, as undeniable now,
as sixteen months ago? What has been
gained thus far by the war? Could not
our national difficulties have been settled
amicably, fairly, honorably, without re.
sort to arms? Are the cOnfederates less
earnest, less resOlute now than they were
then? Is the prospect Of = settlement
nearer and more favorable? Have not
hundreds of loyal Southern men become
estranged from the Government in con.
sequence of the impudent and suicidal
policy of the Abolitionists in Congress
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

On notion, II was R@sOlced, That, in the exist
ing coalition Of the country, recognizing the ne
esssity Of adhering To and sustaining the Demo-
cratic organization, cordially invite all voters
who abide BY and advocate the principles Of De-
nOeTaey a. expOunded by Thomas Jefferson and a.
set forth BY the recent address Of the Democratic
nembeFS OF Congress, to cooperate With US in our
primary Weetings.
On mot ion, the Committee adjourned.
IKE. 8. TITUS, Chairman.
HENRY LAAKIN, Secretary.
l1aeerville, July 18th, 1862.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

DELEGATES TO THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CoXvExTION.-The following named gen.
tlemen have been elected, by the DemOc.
racy of Mono county, delegates to the
Democratic State Convention: c. H.
Palcher, NJ. R. ElstneT, L. H. Newton, L.
NJ. Van Wyke, J. NJ. Bradley and G.
McQuade.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

TIE Democracy of Yuba county have
called a convention to meet at Marysvills
on the 26th inst, to elect delegates to the
State Convention and to nominate legis.
lative ticket. Yuba county is certain to
give q largo Democratic majority.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

LEFfExs 10 the Bailiirwe Sun, from
Mississippi, state that the people are rails
ing large crops Of grain. dnd but little
cotton, And CORRESPONDENT Of the New
York 7ti6WHv, froH the same State; SayS
the people, notwithstanding their late re-
verSes, are mOrv determined to fight than
ever.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19
DenocratIc state Convention

AZ . nsOting q tfc Democratic State Central
Camutttse, held at Sacramento on the 18th Of May
lee, u was Resolved, That Democratic State
Csasentioa b called, T. meet 1t Sacramento, on
wednesday. the 9Th Day Of August,
IOos, Nsr the purpose Of BOAiRatiag . candidate
~ the odBee Of oupedntendent e Public l0stEuc-
Ston and for the transaction a gneA ether SNsi-
nsss e nay cone be fore il, and THAI DrsvEates 70
sueA Cuaveutioa be elected according 70 the 81
l-u.snR aanSr1ioaunanf:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19
NOTICE TO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL
N TRANSFERRING State and County School


" The above amounts are nov subject 10 the order
Of Trustees. The Trustees, In their orders for war
TAnts the Treasury should be particular 70 state
for what purpose the funds are wanted II for teach
erS salaries, the time should be speeiAed, &C., &C.
according TO the Law prescribing their duties, and
their attention 10 particularly directed TO clapses
sixth, seventh and eigth OF "ApPend1 " School
Laws Of $780," section 18th.
TrusteeE or others wishing COPIES Of the school
avs, obtain them by applying, personally or By
letter, 10 the County Superintendent.
N. 4. LYNDE,
Co. Rupt Of Common Schools.
diamond Springs, July LIST, Is6?.-u
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19
Nrm advertisements CO.Dat.

FAIR AND FESTIVAL THE Ladies
Of the Presbyterian Church, will hold a Fair and
Festival in Confidence Pavilion, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, July 8oth and SlSt, the pro.
eeeds Of Whieh to be appropriated to furnishing
their new church. The members and friends Of
the different churches in the city cordially in
Vited to attend. jyI93t.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

THE Turnpike between this city aud Mud
Springs is in excellent order and is just the
place to drive for pleasant ride. 1fauy Of our
readers have an hour Of leisure time Of an even.
ing, we would advise them to call At the Round
Tent, WebSter's, or the Wisconsin Stable and
get fine torn out and drive over this road
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

A. T.. CRITTENDEN,
Chairman Democratic State Central Committee.
WILLIAM J. HOOTON, Recording Secretary.
DsmOeratie papers plrase copy.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19
Always on hand !

Always on hand.
- BoNNETs cleaned and trimmed In the latest
style.
- DRESSES made to order and warranted to at
Store between Blocks and Wolf Bros.
june2sl Main Street. III
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

TAs usAsrIlgsSd S9sE Zoe sale an elsgant new
Oupmssssl waSAingsSH FsvSs, with tsktag aPpa-
paass. rsilsr nould, ehAses, etc., all Ia sAWasIe
sssss. Alse. Half-nsdiam Adams Press, SSitA-
~ ~ psiasias Sards, quarter sheet posters, etc.
GELWICKS 4 JANUARY.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19
BIRTH s.
DEATHS.

In this city, on the 18th inst, to J. J. REYSOIDs
and win, daughter.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

IN this city, on the nth instant, Mrs. ANN
HICKEY. aged "a yeNTS
In Upper PlAeerTille, ON the 18th inst, fLoH-
RNcH L., infant daughter Of CSeOrge o. and EliIAi
beth 8. ki=S, aged II months and 10 Days
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

uS sls 80 a.s.,I $50, s.l.s ~ gsOllsA =. .ss
$500 ~ - o eA1 Foapuaaibte ~ ~ Sesse - list
Aa3 80 - ~ ehalt y paIsSa sssrsaa assage he
4I = 4A = - - esessr-tcsassASsisa y caiVSFSSs
esa - eses ~ FsspSstlAg sstAhlishnest -
pluaiea1 - nv sEsFess thsreof; % ahsagaJ
.ssssss = - 49, sSssss. AGA:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

The following is n statement Of exports
for St Domingo, now Hayti, where slavery
existed in 1889, and was abolished in the
wild lunacy Of the French Revolution
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

nIANoNps RpvguT. AND rue ExTREMk VALUE
- rad, especially TO an large sunss In la Camel
ian shaws takra in eschanEr 20 y almond Jsw~ry OF
The New York herald., 1862-09-10
WATCHES, JEWELhY, sc.

nIAM0NDS OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED
IL LOUIS ANRIcH, 7z3 Broadway, unler New YorN Ho-
TEL Oilers 70 pay the highest cash price tor Da non. old
Gold and Silver. Persons ha these aftcss sale will
receive ~ Tor thea sh4n place;
paid in ely being eled take other
goods IN exchange. 7k3 Broadway
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y ~ 8 9ler Gttr1ptrt.-Spe
tIrdelittIAe 6anOIer, Namens 6. Nepman
nnD %. S6wabaGer, puroen Don W1arI8aQ
Wfcp9oils 2euten Serbaftet, ais fe eben cine
Wtafe @Ontrebano=Water rtnterbalb Nlsrau-
prtp mad Dtrie lhmusgeln wOCten. sic
entlhHlagtsn ft4 oamtt, poB tie OteS auf ste
8eae aeAannS 9st1aa bGtten, UNI eth Gee
l4dTtAen IN maAen. IS 1alf t6nen aber
ntcAtS, Outer unD 6GnOer irurpen aepadt
ano tn's alte Capitol os8eltefert.
{Dte Nufrt6tuns Der f~DGpfa@
len Gluten ouf BEN Sitsnoe oee neuen
(Senat) Gla9els Dpm CAPITOL, ps9t uuter Der
DitlbnIfs Der ~rtsit5ea @oiAinsn riNfta ecr~
ports. Wua Urcita8 tpur0e bte 3rpeite perfels
ben I'M 0eiIsin bpn Setretdr Smtt1 ulS
5orl. s. o3rumbuQ u. q. auf9estGist. Oils
ptsielbe our 0alfte pom 8o0sn erbo6en mar,
uaem eth bsfannter &ialtler eth Votoarap6
Der intesedantes1 Situation. Die SGule TT
% 6ub bod, 3 SUP 3 Sou i'm Dur9meder
unO an 13 Eunnen l6psr.
+ pplt3tf 9eEU6en. 8orlsbIe
Na4t ruroe Joba 2eoA, ipGBreno er pie
Nuu0e maGte, bon etnem S@iahtsr, glamens
Sosn 0ittle, nit etnent N%uIternmsIIer In bte
Srult geltoAgn. Qtttle mar nit Is. Qepane
tn Der Wtarb!e NleY, tpp or cine Der petbliGen
SRpObner zines bsnaAbarten 6auIes su alta.
flren DrObte. I'm StSrusg gu oerbiten,
lu1te if bet pOIt3if oaran 3u 1erbtnoern,
werauf fA 6etOe entfernteu, SIN @urbY's
0aule an 6. Ctr. DsrIHafte li1 9ittle Das
N~ulternmsler unO letn Brslstter eins auesre
Dafe, t%pOrauf tie 3uridtebrtsn uno ben @Os
tighten an9rifsn. Die @unpe, pet@e 2eaA
teigsbraGt tpuroe, 1T Isbr ssfatrliA. Die
Ebater llnp oerbaftet.
t Gin lsbten DteuItag, Ip1t 1T Der NdGt
Drau9ea cine Nn5abl SGrl9en IN bic Drudsret
oeS Cation StarS, tparfen pie. Sebfalten nm,
maAtsn aus zen berstts ferti9en Sormsn 3ptrs
6elfIAe uap entfernten ft@ looann 10 i1neG
ais mG9ItG. Gin lpectsuer 0runp bieIss Mnz
9rtf5 tit nt6t bsfanut, hpb lit berettS bon
mebrfrsn @etten unteritabans sssebea unO
jnSeii4srt tpprben, pan,it has llnterneEme1
tetnsn Na9tbeil erletOe.
t unter ben perR prbenen SUt-
fnben rUtr fOlSeaoe r%satlAfttn3euOe
Namen:
Corp. 81; 8aslOtp, s. Nsp Setfp.
6yant Warttn, III. 81. ..
Gbscp. DanUn, SO. WtalIa.
Samuel BanOeI, ID. 2JtiGis1n,
Sotn @lad, IA. %. 9.
Sas. Detrid, 107. pa. 9leg.
9sSt 8utman, 10. 81. 9.
DaSIp Nt9ei, 1871. ga.
Qpnts Mellan. 7. ga.
Su9n u. S4para los. @eRu,
EMOam 5auler, %. u. q.
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&ele0copbiiDe Of00rtbtets
9ert4tet fir ben n9al!inlpre @eGGr.a
0QnneRlnuntiant.

0a II gtoa, /. Oe3. Die belOeu
5d1lsr DeS Gon8reie5 traten bente Nttttag
%3uIamHeu.
Da8 0ar;8 witrDe CUR OrDnung gerufen,
nn0 Der @aplan Stpdtpn btelt cine He0e, ma.
msntli9 itter Die Characterization Der Gtlasen
nnO bat fir eiae ueaere, fyaftDouer nno lG6-
ner pteOer auiIte9enDe HniQn, als Dte isbt f.
iWn1abltA unterorIdtc.
Die NStt8tte0erroQe pur0e seylel en 0no er=
CAB ltA eth ~ppQjlanotgee Quorum,
Die igbltde 9enat8bptiNaft, Dap &c til
Ist~aamTdbiger Mn5abl %berIGmnelt uuD fir bts
0orna0me pe8 Oei1dftes berett Iet, traf Gin.
Dem Senote murDe sine Gbnlt0e GrtpiOevung
geian0t uuD ein GDmtte ernaant, Tin nit etuem
POM Seitate In 9letmer WbIi4t ernanutea Dem
Osaloentea Die @n5ei8e 5ufomuaen 81 lalisn,
baB pie 0duier Derfawraett Ieten.
Dc. G0nttiu9 bra0te Gnen SDrIGIa9 Elm,
Der ai18eicmmen tparpe, baB Da3 Nlarine-
Gpmite fir 0ertbetoi8ang pe9 Ontario ge's
DucA 5trtg8aIhtfe for9en m65e. 0r. Vaaans
ol8paas 6raGte e~benfaI6 einen 00ci4!ng Elm,
I'M etng uateria0unB an3nitelen, NIT pel9sti
N:t9ts oct WeusroipoItnetjter f@ Derausnebnie,
III teurtbeilsn, ,ost4s 3eitan8en pnr@ Gle 9.
ct. DQit srIsa0et 'tOerDea oitfea aap pelAe
utd9t. Nngenpmmen,
81. Gcr sob .etnen gOrIGIaB gu Dem 3rpsds
ets1, Dep aI!e 4rge}te, pie nt0t ouf SebGrt9
por1etgs8aaaeus Gi~ptlantla8e purD Dte 81
btlbe9Gr0en berfu8t leten, auf8ebD5en tsI'o oas
fir 9riorgt tpsrosa loQe, oaB Der9let@eu, na~
msnt,id3 bag 0trionsn IN NlilitGr8sfangntfie
8eIeBt w0rOsn, uiGt wte0er 8ogfotrwen Ioue.
QeEr @olfar erpiDerte frdftt8 nnO Der 8Ors
lfIog ps0 Sra. G0r rparD mil 80 ge8en 90
Sstmmen auf pea SID gele3t.
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Ser Griea i'm Siinmefiert.

&atrp. SD. 20. Nop. Ots 8ar,e grcBe
Wrmee pss Supen8 1T Ia 8etpeeung. @ene
ral SpsrWan 9tn8 am MftttpoA nit leiuen
1ruppsn Don Mlsmpbis ab. Gen. Grants
Arlnse broA 9efterH bet GaBesanbru0 TIRE
3elte ab -un0 marldirte auf Der Straee bon
bOllp Springs ab. Nationsn fir lisben Sage
purpsn 1rit9euommen. Sur 13elt fir ie 80
Nlann, zines fir Die Off5tere jsOer @pmpas'
ME unp 6 8asen fir jeOss 9~tesiment purpsn
9eltatttt. Die 8ebelen fallen auf Granada
3ur1d uno pemCIiren Dte 8abn. Sic ne9nteu
ole @eletle mil, uet6rey,uen Die 8ruGen mnp
%3sgltGrsn ote S2meIen ouf Dem Jtid3ug. e.
9etbt, OaB tie Wue9, mas Begtb bar, pcn Sad
lon. MltIfY fOTtprtu9eH. @'sfan9ene Seben pic
9cfauassIotststt iDrer SaAe tim Weten az
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q ntertf0ntitas Gro0rleh1ets.

Wcauta Greet, %. glop. @sitern
WUraen In Der 0arnmerun8 pntDen 3pst
@hwaprCnea pes 3. 0eunI, @aDalertezN eg.,
pel6e uufern SortmoOo Gtuf, un9efa6r Is
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Ia6en, BON NebsQens GaoaQeyte, melde lte um-
eangen batten, angsfauea. Ole 2 SGpas
6ruuen bttaAoeu u 4 %G0mpagnieu bon
@apt. SobnIon, s0u @otap. S, conmanotrt.
Die @Umpaeuieau s, S, q unO so, pelde
3unt mtuoeten 100 Utaun rait 5 STjieren
a66lten, rnr0en gefangen genOmmsn. 70
Waun sntfan1en ajt Seylult ibrer WaRen,
gBsErg Sitter, elm 0amsirsr BON gonpagute
G puree uber 5 Nletiea pon etuent OuBenD
Ne6eQeu perIolgt, nel4e nt@t tpentger ais 40
Mal auf i'm i4oisn. CT uptee;te baa
S5euer, els ietu Quioer 4srlaofen mar lab
,oa bonn feinen &dtel, Die 9te6eQea gaten
inpe6 pte 0eriOl8uplg 'auf. 6sIGer erbtslt 2
Gu9sln pur6 feline &leteey.
8ier opu unIeeer Gooaqerte wureen 1ere
punbet. Die usberr0l6nug fano 9e9en @Ipr=
asn ltatt. Gapt. garr9, psI6er cine auDere
GdpuOrpn ttfgbligt psrfolBte ben Geiuo
bod o6ne GrfUlg. Die Gtlenbabn mad DC.
quta Grief 1T 9ergffeQt. Olajor 9UmsrUy
fam on, nm biz Observation-Disclosures 81
bs3a6(en. Gau uno 3lau4tobaf III nipt ~
erbalten.
Der Tstno lit lebr tbatj9 unO errtatet fort.
pabrenD neue 8efeItgunsen. Btg weroes
balD etneu @turm Daber. Die Ranonen
bopte 1no TIM Nappa6aunCd; pa5 2. reBaIarI
gaSaQertee& egtmeat be8e8nets tbnsn, al8 Fl
BEN R~appaDanuOd btnaufubren.
Qn6 Elm @ikbertaBOniR. Gin taassl
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UbenO absri4rttt Der TetnO pen 9tappaban<
nod am 8ig 6or0, in elmer fur3en @~atferaun8
BON 6olnoutb unp no0n1en 800 @lann Sn=
pom II. unO II. &c. 9. 8egiment,
9tOdton'S Brigade, ~gsfangea. Die
Wsfangensn sebUrtsn 3u Gen. 9OOtsrS GOm'
mannO unO man la0t, baB Der 0eneral 70
entraitet aepelen iet, paB er DEN Sdbet Des
Obrtlteu Stpdton 5erbroGem ttno TIN 9t3tpnn~
gen babe, ZEN Dtsnlt 3a DerIafen.
Ga Die He6tlen ON Grettag VruI twerte
auf Der 9infen aufparfen uuO &auUnen auf@
pHan3ten, f. tpnrOen 1900 Dtann bon GouG
uno Wilcpr @orpe beta1trt, nm s~ben1aus
8ruawerte auf3uwerfen. cir spOfabrten Die
Nrbett wabrenp Der Natt, pbae SsltRrt 81
perpen. Die Nebeaen baben einen 8rObep
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20uis BADEN ptr Die BON pOrseltern patttte
9ea@rt@t, DaB Sen. 8lut na9 etnsm 1prctrs
ten Waribe zen Seino 9eltern, b. ). am %.
.. Sc, bet Gore 9ta iberrumpelte. Man
l9lug iia pen eunaen Mlor9en pafer terum.
Rur5 mad Wittas ftnsen bic, unter Gomman~
DO oss Sen, Marma9te ltebenben Nebelen
an, itA 3nrRd}u3iebsn, iebU@ In gutter OrO=
t,ung unO unter fprt9eleBtem Gsuer. Infer
6ies tR SQlaanotg, Das @6la9tfelb III TN
fee unD ber GeinD Bat fiA na0 9an 8urem
5uridse3ogen.. - Cine Ga0aaertepatrOutue
mrt1!e auBeroemEOen RebeGenpberIien 06aIun
unp 5cbn letnsr Qeute ut Gefangenen.