davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23
From the Army II the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroNA &C !
SATURDAY. Evening Sent 10

Saturday Evening, Sept 30.
The fin, last evening in the direction Of Will
Transport, turns out have been raid OF Stu rt's
rebel avalry. Hc crossed the Potoman on Friday
night into Naryeand at that point With his cav,i-
ry ono regiment Of in antrv, and II piece. .. ar
tllery. f0rce was sent up to drive him bark k.
and arrived near the same base ia tho afternoon
Tho firing heard was principally from the rebel
uns.
Durins tho night they reeroa.cd into virgiuia,
and this morning they had disappeared from tho
opposite shore. No one was hurt
The w~rk Of buryiny the dead still continues
The buras average about 1000 per day. They
~ill pro ,sb y finish TO morrow.
Marylan Heights were yesterday occupied by
feedral force.
The Indications arc that the rebels are con,inu-
ing their fight into Virginia, leaving tho line Of
the Potomac.
Divine worshp vas held at headqn srters this
evening, Bishop Whipplc, of Minn., ,ficia,ing.
HEADoU ARrrRs Army OF rHs PoroxAc,l
Sept. 70.
Oacisl ,eports state the los. Of sumner
corps at the battle Of An'ictam to be b,z5S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

MILIrARY MEN Ar1sNTION.-H you
wish for Uoiform and full equipments call
on F. r. Erskine, Nicholl's Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

PARoLED PPIsoNERs.-The Canada
plaesel no the river ON Sudday evening. having
ON board large number Of parolsd prisoners
Of the Minneaots Regiment. who are goinl
home for frontier service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

SPECIAL TRA1N.-Upon the receipt Of
the news from Corinth on Sunday morning, .
nm Der of citizens and large quantity OF
sanitary stores were started BY special tr"'n'
leaving At 4 o'clock. P. NJ. Among the citi'
xsns we're Geo. 8. c. Dow. Esq. J. G. Todd
DR.. Witherwax. DR.. Smith and the Rev M.
Trussdsll They expect to arrive At the battle
6Ald m Tuaadav
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23
FLAG SHrr HARr1 I'd, PsxsA Aco.. hAv

Sept 20.
Sra: regret 10 be compelled .r.,o a
make another NEST feeling sekno y vledgeu.o,
Of apparent neglect, n.u~iy. the ru.n,pp Of
the blockade ct Asbsl'e By 10 gun eunS. a,
suppossd 10 be Laysrd gunboat Can't. Raj.
l.rct. You will perceiv-. however from
Capt. Prebls's report, herewith enclosed th.t
there vas no waot Of vigilance They 81.
her 10 good time. tut failed to sink o. can,
turs her Why Cspt. Prsbls did Tot Gre into
her after abe failed to slsy or snswer his hal
I e.nnot imagine. The commander Of tho
Rachael seaman says. and believe they IN
sdm,, that there Vas never . finer epportu
pity for eioppipg vessel until che passed
tAem. Hnsevsr. when u vas too late. thew
fired the Oneida first. the Ancons next. and
the Rschael seaman last.
Very respectfully.
Your ob't servant
ID A. FARsAour.
Rear Admiral, commanding West Cuff
Biocksdiog Squadron.
To Hon. Gideon W.lis. >ec'y Navy.
U. 8. S7EAx SLooP OF WAR. ONEIDA, }
Of Mobile. Sept. 4, 1869
SIa: Irserst to inform you that = three
mas.ed screw steamer. carrying four quarter
boats, . battery Of eight broadside gus. one
or Two pivots, and having every appearance
Of mso.of war. ran the blockade thie D. m..
under the tOilowi * circuustanc.s:
had sent Winuud TO wiDdward to speak n
schooner standing out NJ der esii. when IN.
smoke Ut steamer We discovered bearing
about $. E.. and standing directly for us
observing che was burning black s.oke.
Immediately got under way and stood tovsrdI
her. and eignnled to Winoud TO haze At ola.
cretion. We soon neared the stranger. in
company With Winoud. who as be approschso
| readily hailed to wind ward When sbeam
of him about one hun'red yards dis,sn,
hailed him hut recei we'd no an wer. Ith.n
6red shot across his bows. ~ no still ranged
ahead without stopping, aud still thinking him an
English msn.of-war, fred two more shots across
his bows, and then directe shot at him which
went over him bet cen h,s fore and IN lin N .sts
de soon hauled down his Dag and turned his guns
t. bear IN Us, bu' having NJ flag to fight under
was afraid to fire. We contiLued firing 1t him.
assisted by the Winsn and one Of tho mortar
schooLers, but he made sail, and by his superior
speed and unparalleled audac ty. m .nagei to es-
cape Us. We sent our shot xi around and over
him, and are certain thAt several OF our shells
struck him.
With great modification, your obd't sefvt.
g. H PREbLE. Commander.
To Rear Admiral u. G. Farragut, d.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Sept Goth.
General Order.
Commander Ora bury II. Preble, senior oficor
bio, ksjlDg force III Mobile, having
been guilty Vt neglect If duty in permitting an
armed steamer to 'un tho blockade, is by order o
the president, dismiss ed from tho naval service
from this date.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23
HYPocRAcY.-ln Saturdays Gazette,

ws find the fcllo wing Inconsistencies
"lHAN&E OF IssUH.- As announced 20 our read
ers week age, tho Gazette will hereafter be pub
lished oa ths day OF its date Monday -and not
on sunday as heretofore.
We do not believe that
publishers Of newspapers are any more justified in
disregarding the express Commands Of God than
are those who fOllow other avocations We prefer
to act ia accordance with our beliet"
Sunday morning the pub isbers and editors Of
the 04zete we're in their Office busily engaged gAt-
ii out an extra, containing the news of the tat
tie as Corinth. Of course that was rot disobeying
one Of "Goi's express com nands," for the editors
say they have right to do But if that j. not
. violation Of tho commandments, then the issuing
Of paper on Sunday morning 10 not violation
A little farther down in this choice piece Of hy-
pocrisy, We find the following
We shall not hesitate to issue extras 1t any
time when really important news shall be re-
ceived."
They will no: issue paper on Sunday morning,
all the work upon it being done on Saturday, be-
cause it is wicked to do so, but they will keep
their "a nds away from church on Sunday to set
up and print extras. and Sunday evening keep the
boys 1T work on dsl stches. which appear in their
religious, sanctmonious issue sn Monday. Out
on such transparent hypocrisy. The " tier Of the
above ext acts is eth er knave fool posi-
bly, 'alf- and .'a.f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

The Continental, Security, LoriIlard
aud Metropolitan Fire Io'urancs Companies. Of
New York, spd ths New Eog'sod and Asr'ne.
Of Hartford, ere reliable, prompt paying s'oek
Compsuiss Robert simpson, agent. south
east corner Second and Brsdv streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

"THE OLD HARryoRD"-W. F. Ross,
Agent, Brady street. third door below the ross
Oa;ee.-The Hartford Fire Iosussnee Con any
cr.rt. red A D. 1slO) bas just made iss one
hundred and fourth semi.sonusl sss'smsn''
.hovin1 assets Of 1963l66.6S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23
From HarrishQYR.

HARRIsBUsG, Sept. q.
There 10 NO Information here 10 regard to
| the condition Of aff.irs in Maryland. The
| Government has 'mplets posseesion Of the
telegraph from Cbambsrsburg to Hsgers.
| town
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

Tar insurance Office Of w. +. kosa
is removed to Brady street, third door os'o"
he Pvst oliee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

ATTENTION OFEIcExs.-For . choice
militsry uniform call At Cones. corner Brady
and Second etreetO
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

RELIEF FOR TIE WOUNDED SOL
Drsss--Oo Sunday morning. Sept. 2lst, our
-citiseos we're notified by Governor Krkwood
s,hat Col Clifford. the state Agent, had tsls>
;sraphed from Coriuth, Miss. for liberal cup
ply II Sanitary goods to be immediately for
Waried.
The officers Of the Ladies' Aid Society, and
>nan, Il its msmbsrs. assembled st their place
=, ~sseing. packed aod caused to b at once
.h;.. = ~ the special train. Furnished by the
n.s bsx (bsing Box No. ls). contain
,...., ', 'tsg articles:
=, S,. sheets. Is pairs Drawer'
- snsr''. II. 'Att.. 4s rolls 'B.nd.ess
Papers Lint. IA Ro. w:.. =. In.
Cases. n Towels. bottles
package Corn Starch. ,.. H.,
It may be added that another
consisting Of shssts. shirts. drawers, :,
swsst.mssts. lint. napkins. socks. VII.
furnishsd BY the e'tizens. Vas forwarded
The came time. Including the supplies for.
nished BY the State Sanitary eoumission.-
IS boxes we're sent BY the spseisD train.
The ladies earnestly desirs full attendance
st the meeting Of the Society this, (Taesday
aiternoon at o'clock. at the Ohristian Chapel
A further call on the Society may soon b,
made. Il has on hand large quantity .
snatArisls, and needs lsborsrs.
6so'Y. SoIpusS AID SocarrY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

Phoenix Insurance Company Of Hart
ford aseets. lat Nay. 1869 e627 z6O % hs'
bilitiss, 81 500. aESRY B. HosSxAH, Agt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

The AID BALL.-Arrangements for
this party are progressing finely, nd the prospects
are that there will be very large attendance
Everything necessary is donated. and the Ladies
soidiers Aid Society will receive tho gross pro-
casds. Let everybody purchase tickets. Now, il
var, funds are needed.
..rCK srs for sale at VIM. Young's-
Of Sseosd eod Rock leland streets,
1.h.m.,,. Hall and any Of the members OF
o.u..o,,. r >od.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

LoMAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale aud Porter Brands. Vaults. corner Of Sd
and Brady streets. A prime article OF Ale
and Porter expressly brswsd for nursing ls'
dies and ,nvalida
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23
4AOLEY'0
arEn CIR 8A4 ALE
ALWAYS RELIABLE.

cash Price, s,........es1oO Per baSSes.
O,a.rs through he Pest o0ee VIM nsst with
at>aatioa, aSs6-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23
THE O. y.
~ See fourth page.

SEE I'd vsrtisement Tor proposals. in
a,otber colun N. chance for our contractors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

BEslDEs its cash capital Of one mil
ies dollsrs, the Home 1osurance Company. Of
uev York, sivsys reserved . eurplus more
shan su6Rciert to cancel al its policies and
liabilities. The total asssts Of the Company
sov amount to over $l50OOOO 90. W.T. kos'
Aeeet-ofice third door below the post Cffics
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

u- PAarY ATTACKED by
CoNp..or OF AN Iowa OFFr-
cr.-A few d.y. Elm. - . parsv Of our o'''ss. y.
vent out 70 the Wapsis on non.'s
tiop. After big days ,'port they ca '"peo -
NIGHT near Norman's Fer ~. A hearty sup
per vas disposed Of. and after indulgiDg 10
smoke. the party prepared to retire. just st
this time . most uuearthly noise ~'ss nesrd
outside, and upon . careful reconnois> >ncs IL
vas discov cred that the camp Vas surrou,' 'ded
BY some twenty OF thirty wolves. Here y ss
Q desrsrsts case, indeed. If something was
not done at once the wolves would becone .
bold, stack the camp, and possib = :oobble up
the whole batch Of Nimrods. At thir crisis
gallant Hswkeye. Col. N. stepped forward,
and offs, cd himself a. . sacrifice to save. II
possible, the lives of the rest. Catching up .
club he rushed out among the yelping pack.
and laying about him right aDd left. soon
put the ra.cals to flight. His splendid achieve
ment vas the universal subject Of coDversa-
tiou during the balance Of tie night. and bio
natural modesty must have received . severe
shock, vhso. upon bic return to the tent port
" man rushed into his arms. cot.
bine-"ColoneIi Colonel! you have preserved
th, life Of an affscsiooass husbend and father
IN .avsd to Davenport her Mayor |" Th'
sssos, isss as this time. 10 eaid to have bse'
very affsctiag-ws believe 1t was.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23
DAVENPORT, IOWA TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 3d. 1882

VIscEs.-For 3 long time past the
editorial faternity Of tsie city have dwelt IN
Comparative peace nd quiet Very little wr.ng-
but on the coasrary, things have nsved aleng
| s0oothly and with. at trouble. No sooner, how
ever, had she new ADMINISTRATION taken posses
fon of the Gazette. and the editor we'll seated in
"ths chair" than series.o attacks upon the DEN.
vCRAT was resolved upon, aud the bad work COM
0eneed. Now, ws never LAID any pretensions to
neekness, in fact ws are not very firm beievers IN
the doctrine Of - when ono cheek ID slapped
turning the other to receive the second blow. But
10 don't wish to be understood Is intimating that
anything the Gaz tie has get said in the least dis
t0rbs Us, for 10 know the innoeent who presides
over columns il fresh in the haIness, and don't
| know much about tho business anyhow. But In
getting insos quarrel with the Gazette, We find
that We shs:l also have TO tustle with old CO.
temporary ia the busosss-.th editor Of Der Dem
okSae Tho Gazette man, feeling his own weak
aess. took the precaution to induce Der Densokrat
70 stand to his back and with his ms,ure esperi-
sucs keep him out of the mud into which he was
TO fall it he tempted to navigate alone. And
tnue Tue n&nt mas opened. Mt. SuOOlt l0umet0e
that we have misrepresented him, and his echo.
Ed. the Innocent cries "crucify him !" Innocence
publishes an extract from our pape,r. in which We
told some wholesome truths and says:
If any ono can put together more falsehoods
thsn are contained / the above paragraph, in
similar space, We have no desire tv see mis- face
sine so pervefse fsls,6er should not bs permitted
to gaze on ..est men.
Dent consult your mirror, my boy, OK your naked
eye will gsze upon Individual who can see us
and 60 heap better.
Mr.. Stibolt publishes . card in the Gazette in
vi ch he cenfssses 70 all 10 said OF him with
the exception of wi.hng disaster to the army rath-
or than that MoClelaH ehould receive the credit
Of the victory. de still intimatss that McCielao
is traitor, and that is sudicielt to bring upon his
head the curses OF every loyal citizen efths nit
cd states. Our 'honor" is easy, Nr. Stibolt.
Thus matters stand At present. If the 6axette
and Der Denokras wish . quarrel with us. they
shall be accommodated. We lad much rather
live in peace with contemporaries, but they may
rest assured that if they attack US, they will
be furnished with the best return We have in the
shop.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-23

The public can in no way 20 we'll enjoy It.
eelf - to invest largely In this sxbio'tis ..
Some splendid trotting will take place to-
day. Season ticks 81; single tickets 26 ets.
90 early and etav oil day.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-05
DtrMj(dtt6.

98je Gie GOotcn ouf rrm S6IodtFelSs
an7iebcn. Gin Gurrsiponoent Der ,GbicaoO
1umes" gift fO8enpe Shtl0rm3 res S6la@t.
iclrcs Ycn Ccnsnon:
6eOt:ais unO 9tctsaen Ia3ea tuut pur6 elm.
amber 8eipi'risIt, nan6mol 81 ammsnsetriimmt
i'm fnrttbartu GVecstampf', mannmal einanrcr
anltorrnO in Der tsaun9, woriu lie Die Iorcs.
wnnrc cmgianarn unc aueartbcit baiteu, monh,
MA! tr:u}mcts ptfr elaanrer ltesnc, mauhmal
ieh5 9'7 eten 0"g Sod aGi8tDauft. $40 fann
mir nt4td Gntisblt@'rsS 6sAtsn, ais Die lt8peis
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-05

- Die S@la6t in 9lrfanias. @iuem Qr.
fdniaa Siat entnebmeu mir na6Rebeho mitoe.
tbciIte &n8oten in 8e3ug aui Die in psr leetsn
9rOB'n SdIodt in @rtanioS brtteilstem Strrit.
frdfte. unierc Gcf.r wsypen fidb erinnsrn, pof
mir bcrrits trte8ropbiitbe NelSunocn ater fenee
treitaai8r @'richt brahten, in mrl0em bsfannt.
LID pfr berilDmte 0tneraI @cGuactb fel. Der
betr'1fn0e Artfd Iautst fol9enprrma6en:
@lan nnbm an, oa6 unisre Iruppcu bel 3d.
FEN Momtain ungrfa6r 10000 Nann fart
waren. Dsie itonpcn 81 600 56rnaIen 9e9en.
u5r. ( Btrre bstauocu aus iprtiten Irnp.
pm unO 8epuidrcu. unter rer fcneIi6eu SIR
NEE tcfauo f9 inter @nOun cin 8e9iment Ga
valerie, metA.5 DurtaGn9l NIT Drebtu6ien
tewafuet H. SeNer @taru gat auseroem uoG
Swti rytra GYIinOsr, C Na6 tsne5 8eSiment 49,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-05
GrnilletOu.
= 0aS
@ermG0 0frttE 6eB aScSGUrs.
8uman aus benz amsrjfanlhen 9etcn
Sttp Hupptus.
(8UrtIcbune.)

(Sprticbune)
&c mar in rem crftcn 8aaen res Mo. nbsr
Tbun Bate Die MARINE Sabret'rtt in ben iuclihcu
Stnacn te9cnnen. Gin puntcltl0ucr. mcIttn
Icicr 6immsl lpanntc Tds iiber Nic 3bdler auS,
melte lih ,wii6cn beu NaeIGufsru Der 2lueatas
np9ttirar btu,icbcu. &c;n 0iifhtn tegte fh.
ni6tS 0ebrntcs mar ouf bcn 6cccrn 3u crt.
ocdtr, tcjn 2aut wurpc b6rtar uno icItl rir
Sllhcr Der SGumc ibiencn, iiterfcHmtn ron
Der erihlofsnccu Pdrme. er9eIGIairn III icim.
,}wiid,cn irucn bier oft Ic mnlctiiHCn uern
lag brr 3cnnCNetfu6 re9unQalpS uuo ipir9Clts
taS mounibfah itohirs @tbuI6 picoer, ,pie
IN sjnsm fClteu Gioie.
Sbcn an elmer Der 9anouugtd ioB ein ciRia,
lncr 9icgcr, ttCuIr tews9unaslce, rie Isjnc game
limsebun9, uuo itarrte BEN 6luB hinduI. Gr
mar reiuIib in puufsItS, taummcucnrs 3;ua
9ctlsjrct uuO nit eiucu treitsn Strpbhute rCric.
ben. Stuure auf Suuce Yrrrarn, oie Sonnen
Nlwtb ldbieu teiuSn @tnfluB aui i,iu @jebru aus,
,ulIbru, teiuc &rmattuna Ucer 2du9Cpeilt itttn
uter t Su fummen, npG ltin Slid ctmos Uun
rer 2lufmertidmtet III orrliertn, nit mcdher er
tslt Uttru 3bcj cfs 6IuiIes ttctahtctr. @nc.
lid 9e8er Nbeuo 6tganucu uttr pcn Siiace
rcitcn, wtl6e bic 6tItde Qusiht percedten,
I6 tinitluC tlcine gG0ltcu gu stieen, wclbe
rieecr ptrlbWdnrcn, UNI bale rurdb nru auf,
ltcileupt crlest gu mero,n. Ds6 Wsacrs gluf
mcrtimtsit id,isn gu Madden; zinc gHttc nod
beIt er ben Slt gelpdnnt in bic 6crut gertttct
Damn Frbcb or lirh unp etrl@w0nO III btm lQnlpe
meIter ba5 6Iubuftr idumte, um tnOsiIsn nat
turpr 3eit wieor nit ipsi aeIatteIten Yfsrpsn
3u erIheineu. &r beiclttltG tie ;3uacl an ben
nGtsteu Slu ne unp nabm Damn lcurn tribe.
rem Nlnb an. Die g8Gtfttcu rnr;n Yerihpun
. bCn talp ober brahen lie nru uno trait,s,r
bntsr sinem Der nahelislrnoeu (>itlel Gervpr,
unC Wvnigc Nttuuten raudb wurpt in rer uGp,
ten 8ie9ung ees EuNcS sin tsrbciFCmmcnces
Dampflhif iHttar. Der Nsser Ihrtt llno.
fam pa5 llfer na6 rer Qnnrung einab, pae
6atryeu9 fam ndbern unb idOn Son fern fpnntt
man einrn ein;tInen &etitnocn am soroersn
( Su0e rcfeIbtn ertcnnen.
Der Neger Str3O8 res @sii6t gu etnem sue
( frleoenen Grinlen, baB Die tlenbeno wsigen
31tne bic an ibrs 98urrln iihttar tpurren {;
er nahm cen StObtut al, rieb iidl otn s0Ou
|. fCpf unp berrfte i'm wirpsr. Sest toa pae
8pCt ss9en cas- llicr; cine 9ieiietaide, BON rem
ShwarSen aufAefan9en, fc8 bIribrr, unO iGr
I nab fam I'M frdfn Sprunae, pbne auf oas 9iic.
/ bsrlesen Der QanoungstrIfe su martcu, Der Get,
! ienpe.
/ gGie 9t6t8, Gdiar? la9'e tr, rem Sdmor,sn
rie 6anp rrihenO, wdbrsnO res 8oot isinen
/ 2auf fOrtebts; ioni RiemauO bier?
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-05
tgcrrsf9orser' te5 ,gidmcntsr @ln;,iecrs.)
2ictsr 2ln,ejper !

NSpIlE'eCILtI I' ltE m tCn'CNCtC NNitiGErT.)
Gictsr 2lnuiaer
Die ,.2cnccn SaturroY gepier" Ioot: SIR.
9irccln ccrpient Mitleicen fir bic Shw,criot,if,
mcldcr er unterlteot, nm poIcnoe Ganeicatrr
fir oie prrItiebcneu. St,(l,n. m,lbc pr ~ Oer.
ecGen bat ,u inreu. !6.tr Cameron uohtCm
er ,u nutcritd ,u 6aulc murpc. it ,um ceypQ,
mGdttatsn Riniitcreoemacht unb .6rrr Eo,iius
Glap. pcm CT notbfcIot, ba or lh ouGcroc,pGbn.
lid esrbaet in ct. Nctcrsburo ocmoht Sat mjrp
nit elmer gUmmifiion ais Srioorc .G5crcrol az.
tr6Rct. Die Nmerifansr Ibein.n 90 piht y,
perte6en metdcu fcmiIbrr Sinrruf fe ami bie
2luel6nCer MAIDEN, burb Die Sprohc ibrer nm.
freiwiuiacu 8nffet poer GinIal.spinicl, mcIhs II,
lfh Sas Gcronuocn MAIDEN. ocIeo,rtIih onn,,
a,Qru. 6err Glos bcoour Iciur ,ufbobn nod
8uFlono, inbcm rr in Naris cine ,rtronosontc
R,pe qeoep Gratano bjelt peIhsm ,r mit elmer
Ifran;6Titsn 3nYoiicn an rrpbsn Iiir ocri,nct
Gjct. Oils cr an Icincm WcItmmunosyIahe an.
Qctcmmcn Oman mus Th munccrn, cog or ptn
GGcg iaur), mar CT oou, erltaunt Ycn ccr 6srob.
/ laiIuud res Nrinlcn Qlrruuper UertIbofuf III.
pc5 Wniilere Der auepGrtioen glrocIcoen6,i.rn
pee 5aiieye.
Or cmpfna mib in ciu,m 6er,Iihen 9cr
reihte mir bic 6ano rnp bot mid, riep,r,uisen q"
Sir. Clay erparlctc nobriHgiulib Dan Nrin,
05rrti6otof ciucn ausmGrtiatn GcIauct,n mic
Cincn 4eibeieCn,u bt9aupClu miircc, - abcr bri
icinem Ntlheoe micCerbulte ism Der on6t az
9tuIIs iciue reuuoihofteYcr1hcrrma inpcm cl
ibm NOD einmat DC 6auO rcjhtc
> Der &dIry 3cutc ben Grrciniotrn Stoatcr
: Gin mebr pcn auBtrgsmIbni6ce Compliment
inrem er mejit amcritdniI6 fprah."
Die iprihm0rtlihc ShIauGcit beS .6auiei
9omauOf 1T aufdueno oargcreQt rurh pi,
0iubr, meld)t Der &aiIsr 9ebabt ba6cn muB III,
Changing cCs 9ialentune res Gnalihen, rtiT,r
Die SHrppGtr icItcn VtciIrr wcrrcu. !6crr Gln,
> Ipwf1nrj9Cr 9Geiie bcnahrhnatt Sbrc tater,ih
: MaiefGt rag rr cincu &rtco nit gnalauo itb
germ iettn mirce, uup ,,ncm &aer idrrn meju
&jcringfbGeun9 Subu Buus icbv III aeiagcn,
mn CT Iastc: Go ahead, my bov, will hell
you. @tan mus attcgcu, rag grcBe YOtcntatc,
= in pem f6rmlittn Gmpfunl rer Itplpmaten itl
, ten 10 pic NjsIcacn6cit gum amuicment fnpti
tGmnen. @Ir. Gay 6eihIicgt etntu Scrht mi
Der 6ofnung ZAP General Scott ,Ianaiam Nm
'@tr" Me 9ttF'tton untcrNrtfen mlrC, stock
lock ana gunbarrel' hook and line, bob am
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-05
NrIOaD

8cnrcn ,3slctcn Oee 3opcsf0mpics, Der auf ben
@,i6sern crr bIafrn 2ei6cn lag ccusn man
Shrttt fur S6ritt bcscgnetc. Stelcitt fe tuct
uub crltdrrt Uaren, iGirn ce bod, ala atbmeten
Nfis uC6 uno Ichiten i'm mcGsnocn be noh
Rubunl. Starreupe Qug.n, fIaFenpsr Munp,
9etGllte }auite, ieItiam ;uiammengr;ugcne @lie-
rer - 70 inQcu .fe "a, oIs penn uniihtbars
@aure itc fcf'Iten.
Glnsr iaB an cincn Baum gsIebnt, Runb uno
Nuaen nett r1cn. Gr ifarrte pcn t6immrt an ais
mcrtc er iciner entfltetenrcn SrcIc natbhourn
Sin NncerCr Bate peu nicDcrbdngenoen 9tlt Ell
nca SoumrS gsfnGt unr bing raran, ais rs II
i'm Icoeof0mpfc lit boIb pur Der @rrc er6pteu
bdttr. Seine anpcrc Sdno belt lein trcucg @je.
mc0r, uno sin Suiammrn9eprseter Tunp scustc
otutlth Son ifincr fnFern GutibIcFcnbett Die
Gem 6einoc 'ftrct!bar asmprren wdrr, bGttc ein
yetcr nur nod cine MinuIe I1naer gepaucr.
Gm Orittrr tIammertc iih NIT tenen 6Gnoeu
al cn Saionnct, Oas in Die grre qebo6rt wnr.
Gmc 8rcge Nniabl GUrtcr lag in Saufcn am
Soocn, gcr0oc ME ra5 Jensr Der 9lrhterie fe
nlcoer9cm6bt battc. Ntonhc 2ci6ru paren pon
cen Jdupusutuge!n III uniGrmIihen WaITeu Der.
NuHIptlI. SitIS YIN unlCrtN Etuttn Waren OPn
tu9cin per JtetILcn. Scbdriihiipen gum Spfcr
lei0ucn, rcun tic w0ren purh 6lntentuqcln in
Cos 6aupt lctrrTtn, - Mande in rie Stirn,
Naute iua @u8c, Wauai in bic Raicnmur,el,
in ojc 43au9cn, in ben Wluno Aicle umR6nDe
tcidtilt,n oic 2uR2te eince Icbcucn STft;ir,s
Der itb unter Zen Gefangcncn bcfanp. @r iaate
mir, coF ibre 2rutc ongCmirlcn mGrcm, ticf ,u
sicltu unp rae Gjcliht auis &pru al nebmen.
w6brsuO un.cre gcute ms 8!aue 6ueinIdie6,n
uuo 9cwE9nI,dp DEM 6einpr lbcr ris &Spfe rea
icucru.
Der 6sinc ua6m bGtm 8td,u1r feline Der.
munpCtsu uuC aud pietc IcinCr Gcrteu nit Tb
iort CD, 10 rap uuierc Gcfaleuen bri weitem Die
WCbriubl titrctcn. Die Netion 1yielts .baupt.
iGhIif i'm g0alpc, ober ee paren au6 ,pei Qi6.
tuu9eu oon etma cincm &drr Qanocs ba, NO bic
ShIaht fnr6tb0r grpUtbtt bate unp NO Der
Sopcu nit SuCttn tcbedt mar. Grn aan,eu gR,o
BIZ uoh pcu Scridau;uugen rcr 8e6suen bin
wisCwbote iid9 piciclbe Scene. 3pci WeiIrn
m,it logcn Die Gobtcu piht BEL ctnaneer. Yer.
midst nit @jewCtren, &arUnen, 9fcrceenrapern
/, uno oucm u5rj9cn 3uteNDr sine5 Shabtfsloes.
q, G5 mar einc Srene, bic i6 ME pcrec6en merbe
, uur bic i'd ti8rntIib .nidt bei6rribcn fam.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-05

@adr onlangtc, um eJncm 0crrn ,u meIocn
oaB r ale Auftrage tsipr9t, muBtc picier taam
we ltncu iGm Die Bel pcritrjhcn.
(5p:ticeung fctBtJ