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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-27

NJ y. "a Superior couit.

-. !; .E:. :'a''., superior Cou.,.
DY vIRTUE OF A WRIT OF III. IA.
ID 10 me directed from tho Superior court Of Rnnk
lin county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
Of the Court House, IN the city Of Ooumbuh, on
Tuesday. the 4th day Of March, A. D. 1862.
at o'clock P. M, the unsxpirsd term Of lease from
John b.. BidlefDan 10 Adam Albert Of the following
premises situate In Montgomery township, franklin
county. and State Of Ohio and bounded and described
- follows 10 WITT Being twelve 2) acres Of land 10
half section number four ~, township No ), range 92
n the Refugee land ssp caled) icing part Of tract
timated 70 contain twenty acreg and conveyed BY ka
chael Mathews and John Mathews to Lucas Mauhallby
deed dated July 9th 1859 and being premises con
veyed TO John h. Bldleman by Lucas 2. MarshaIl and
vile BY deed dated June 0h 1870. The lease Aforesaid
bsa date septemer 81 1850 aud runs for the period Of
three years from the st day Of April 1850 the rent 10
said lease TO DO paid by tho said Adam Albert being
$50 90 per year, payable In half yearly payments VIZ
ylSS 00 on the rnt Of April, and SIPS % on the rnt
day Of October Of each year Of said term the said Albert
by said lease being obligated to cultivate said premises
10 good armke aud husbandlIke manner and to leave
the premises at the expiration Of the lease In as good
condition as he received the same, with the exception
ofWear and tear with careful use.
@. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Printers fees $1,000.
. feb20-dtd
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MATTERS.
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The following are hssrs,a qso,susns soEisotsd By
VIM. n: RestIdaux, vholesaIs and retail grocer. NO
100 South High gtreetasnU Az l~ HE II
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THURSDAY MORNING. FEB. 81, isssA
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Marcus. IF i IS. Childss,

Prop ietor Of that eztsnaiye business locality 81
NO, 81, ss ana l4S HIGH STREETs
iiSdiiT Opposite the State House.
% oclp7-d0m
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29
Hon. j. wilson.

A Washington correspondent Of the Win
terset Mddisonian speaks in the following
fiattering terms of Mr.. Wilson, our Repre-
sentative to Congress. y lti Isl Z. g
although serving his FIRST session. he has
already won a popularity and reputation
that few win in an entire term.g A yonng
man with ideas in keeping with the age in
which We live, and entertaining principles
the correctness (which the world will yet
be brought to admit, "a glorious future opens
before him. With moral character as ir-
reproclable as it is firmly fixed, --possessing
the most enviable social qualities, void Of
anything that in the least approaches old TO-
gyism, full of anxiety for his country and of
pride for his adopted State, --despising cor
ruption whenever it exists, and dclightirg
to serve in every proper and possible man
ner, constituency whose interests are his
interests, he will. prove the most efficient
an popular member Iowa has ever had in
the U 8. House Of representatives,. 4s
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that J. G. Calvin, Admin
IN istrator Of the estate OF John X. Grooms, de-
ceased, will on the 18th day Of February, 1862, be-
tween the hours of o'clock A. NJ. and o clock p.
NJ Of said day, commencing At the hour off O'Clock
P. NJ sell at public vendue, the premises the fol-
lowing described real estate situate In Wapelo coun-
ty State Of iowa. towIt The south part Of the East
half Of the northwest quarter of section 81 contain
ing 62 acresthe north line of said SO running
parallel with Government line Also part Of the east
half Of the Southwest quarter of section e. bounded
as follows: Commencing at the northeast corner Of
said east half Of said south-west quarter, running
thence west 90 chains to northwest said
eighty; thence south ~ chains TO stone line
Of said eighty thence east IL 3SO0 chains stone;
thence north chains to north line Of Chris
tansburg; thence east 62i 100 chains east line Of
said eighty thence north ~ chains to place Of begin
ming, excepting one-haf acre sold to School District
Both of said tracts " land lying and being In Town
ship seventytwo, Range fifteen west Said sale be
made " der and by virtue of order Of the Cou nty
Court OF said county made ut the June Term, 1861,
Of said court-the said real estate belonging to the
estate OF said deceased The terms OF sale TO be
half cash In hand, #apd the other half In ~ months
from the day Of sale, with security, 20 be approved
by said A administrator. eiSs JIG. CALVIN, y
Jan. 9, 1862. Administrator.
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Farmers wives and Daughters

We take |. deep interest in these members
Of so :iety. for we know from experience that
they are most essential to the comfort and
happiness of those who are making our wes-
tern prairies the greatest and most produc-
tive harvest fields in the world Our inter-
est in them leads us, from time to time, t,
make suggestions which have in view the les
sening of their comfort Just now we " ish
to call their attention to, and recomm n | to
them, an invention cotton up especially for
their benefit. We refer to EILIoT's g,PgARL"
SEWING MACHINE, the simplicity and us.fil-
ness of which cannot be over estimated. 1t
has the requisites of good and seviceable
machine, and the price, places it within the
reach Of all. Those of our readers wishing a
good and at the same time cheep, machine
we unhesitatingly recommend the one
above mentioned. Gazette.
Geo. f. Collins & Co., l22 Lake ST., Chi
cago, are the North Western Agents for the
above machines. See their advertisements.
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A Might on Skates.

Got pair Of skates and PIT for the Seen
trail pond" on Saturday evening. Hadn't
hid skates on since most Of those on pond
were born. Friends congratulated us on
our courage in trying the experiment. Some
doubts in our mind as to practicability of
the undertaking, but concluded to 50 in
Got skates on, and put to sea night very
dark, saw individual standing south un Ter
press of sail-concluded it was Deacon Bross
and gave chase-got pretty well up to him,
when we were run into by small man COM
ing down the pond before the win alta 2:40
speed--collid .d-man vent sprawlins one
way, we the other; man begged our pardon
had no time to enquire what for-we hal
turned the wrong way, he the right way
collision sure; saw some stars-conclu led
had better 90 for the Corner for or friend
, Small. Didn't know but zoe h,uld wart
him. Lady's hoop got Ger toe of our skate
while disabled: was 60 ing at eeuful speed.
HOOPS .ame off; calico ripped; lady scream
ed and what was left of her fell on ice -
Caught glimpse Of fierce looking fellow MAJ
king for scene of action from other end oil
pond. Latly's beau, probably. Concluded
our time had come. Early religious impress
sions came over us--rccalled "Now | lay me
down to slaep," but the way the big.fellow
was coming down on US was fearful. Saw
that efficacy Of prayer was not likely to save
US. Got up and pulled for other side Of
pond. Ran over an individual. Thought
he was Times reporter. Heard him say
"Abolitionist." Thought so from that.
Shan't skate with "rockers" any more. Il
pair of old iashioned skates can be got, may
try again. Tried to stop by turning up on
heel with rockers. Result, like to have
gone through the fence to the lake. Little
rheumatic in legs to day. Chicago Jour
- ~
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Rur.lside,s Fleet.

New York, Jan 26.--Specials state that
Asst Sec'y Fox feels confident that Burn
sides expedition has ere this struck blow
which, with General Buel's advance into
Tennessee, will cut of all rebel communities
ton with Virginia and the States south
McClellan says if the expedition had failed
we should have heard Of it through rebe
sources ere this.
4 The steamer Karnark, from Nassau 2ott
arrived this morning.
The steamer Kate arrived at Nassau OF
the 9th, As hours from Charleston, with 3o'
bales of cotton and eight passengers, fyins
the rebel flag. EAfsf
Cotton culture had been commenced a
the Great Bahamas,
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Fall aud Winter Goods.

MISS PERREN, Milliner and Dress Maker,
Temples Bank Building, nearly opposite the
Potter House, says to the Ladies OF OF
tumwa and vicinity, that she has just return
ed from the East with very full and SUI
perior stock of SILK AND STRAW MILLINERY,
comprising Silks, Ribdons, Fogers, Ruches,
Pattern fats, Flats, boomers, Boys' and
Chitdrens Hats, Shaker Hoods, de-, which
were purchased for cash at the present low
rates, and will be sold at correspondngly low
prices. Ladies are respectfully requested to
call and examine goods before purchasing.
Ala
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Markets.

aa1 CouRiER OFFIcE, Jan. 20. &
There is no change in our market that We
can hear Of. The receipts Of hogs for ship
ment have fallen off the past week, although
n cars we're shipped by the B. g. NJ Road
on Tuesday. 8 cars Of cattle LETT on the
same road this morning. Some moye cattle
are in pens.
Geo. Gillaspie & Co., viii not probably
cut very many more, thsy already exceed
10000, the major part of which has been
shipped. - = =
Keokuk, the Gate city says, has killed
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ANOTHER SOLDIER GoSs.-on Monday
last the relatives and friends of r. w. Neigh
boz, member OF Capt. Madson's Com ,,any
CD 18th Reg, consigned him to his last
resting place, in our Cemetery. He died at
Keokuk on Saturday of last week, and was
brought HON, the sam, day. His disease
WIS typhoid fever, AM he had been sick
several weeks. 1t is, indeed. sad to record
these frequent deaths Of our young men who
went forth at their country's call to fight its
battles; but we have the consolation OF
k;fowin, that they lost their lives in the
nj ,St glorious CT causes, and that their men,
DRY will be embalm a in the recollection OF
their conntrymen. Young Neighbor was a
most estimable young man, aged abou: 81
years, and has been a resident here with
his parents many years.
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PanOr.lnla Of tIac Battle OF
Belmont! vt z1srss;

Oar fellow citizen. Corporal johnson, one
of tn heroes and one OF the wounded OF the
Battle of Belnont, has paintel a Panorama
or that fight, accompanied with views Of
surrounding scenery, Cairo, Brrs Point,
Columbus &c, and.is now exhibiting it in
this part of the State. The first two exhi-
billions at this place were well attended, and
wcr, well received. AT D .hlonega on Sat-
urday night, there was good attendance
We have not heard from e ldyv,lle, where it
was on exhibition on Tuesday evening, bat
doubt not the patriotic people of that city,
gave the Corporal benefit. We bespeak
for the production Of an iowa soldier, a
warm reception, wherever it way CO. We
understand that it will be exhibited at var-
Gus places in the Des MONIES valley.
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Iotal Notites.
OYsTERs! OYSTERS!

SIAoSs & GRuBE adopt this method Of in
forming their friends that they are now re-
ceiving l.. b. Platt & Co.'S celebrated Balti-
more and Fair Haven Oysters. daily, by
American Express. Depot at headquarters,
one door east of Devin's brick, Ottumwa,
iowa. 34-13 3m.
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Concern. evening last, the
Junior class Of singers connected with Mr..
Fees School, and under the in struction of
Prof A. w. Orr, gave concert at the Court
House. We regret to learn that the attend
ance was not so numerous as a benefit of
Mr.. Orr, and the intrinsic merits Of the per
Torrance ought to have brought out. The
class acquitted the nSelvcs in manner
highly creditable to the ability and success
of Prof Or as teacher Of vocal music
Prof. O. will remain here for the present
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BIG BNDGE across the Dts Moines at o.
tumwa, over which 5Devin's thi,d winter
stock of Goods, now arriving, will pass to
hi, western cuSto ners, free of toll. Dew
buys with ash in hand, and will furnish
steady supply as long as the flash demand
Or good, continues.
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WEATHER. There were Indications Of a
thaw on Monday, but it turned cold again
yesterday, giving to snow and Niltcra fur
tnervloase .t,-- .al 80. - 10 60 ..-nt..E
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ss5u EnpLoYMENr. Is1s,

A q u N I , w 4 n I r ID
We will pay from S25 to $75 per month,
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give a
commission. Particulars sent free. Address
ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r, JAMES,
General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
July, lS61.--1S 10. 81
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HE CITY TRADE:
DissOluliON.
Esfray Notice.

Taken up by Peter GoG. living lin Washington town
ship wapello county, Iowa, on the 29h OF Nov eber
1851, estray horse, OF the following aascriptis
touit bright bay color, black name ana tall blind
In the lef eye, thrse white feet The hiaa tset waite
half way up 70 the gamhre join the right fore foot
white to the pastern ioint, a small collar mark on
the left shoulder, bald face shod the FIRE et
supposed TO be NJ old nearly sixtee n hsnis
hish Appraised 10 he worth forty dollars by L. Is
Scarf aud Aiois csjp bef3re Maslop Goilev Justice
of the Peace ~cu me SIN OF Dec mber. 1851.
), Jan. O. 1862 fse!zss sul ,EeIiutiiL BROWN r.
CLERK OF District Court
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There has been disastrous flood in Ger
trail America. Four or five hundred lives
lost ns05s sassqs5 ~ .ar 5. ts-ls
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CoLD.--Tuesday night was intensly cold,
and the temperature has continued the same
all of to day. The weather has been mixed
during the week. Sunday night there was
was considerable Ii tightening.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-01-29

Heeadvertisenent ofC. Goodsoir, Merchant
Tailor, AID give him call. lie is a No. 1
workman ~ A3tt aus =" - i 8
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s. M. PETTINGFLL 4 CO.
Are our only authorized Agents In New York and
Boston to procure advertisements for this paper.
q. II. SCRIVEN,
Advertising Agent, 6s Dearborn ST., Chicago,is au-
thorized to receive Advertisements for this and all
the Leading Papers in the North West.
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2(Ientaun, ga, gtopember IL, 1862.
Nenben 6utb, Gissntbdmsr ano Gpiter.
Hsr. Miller, 9tbdlfs.Gbitrv.
Ser erife &tfilIee.

Der erite Sbnes in bieiem 3oerbit fel
am pori9en SrcitaS aIbier IN eineC Sic
fe BON etlpa Id 3ou, unb mar init einem
boben @inoe beeleitet. Nm fclaenoen
Sonnta9 bat e5 pieoer beinabe ben aan.
sen Gag 9ei6neiet, WaS ben auf bic @roe
porber 9efallenen beoeuteno in Die 66be
n9srdit" bat. OerSdnee iltlfdr unles
re Souern I'm lpeni9ftenS elmer @obe su
trdb eri6enen, inoem nod @ond,e Paum
Die 9dlfte ibres Belfbfcrns in's Srof.
enc 9ebrabt baben, uno oaber ait Dem
eInbeImien parten miEPn biz Der Sdnee
ipleoer peribmol3 l3en iit, wetbee ieoem In.
lDelnc na6 b9Io 9e6eben Iein piro, oo
Der SOosn mob 9d.asIiS froflo6 it.
sSm S9br 1860 fspl Der erIfe Sdnee
am 2ten OeeeG,eer; i'm Sabr 1862 fiel
fe'ner Gl6 oeh 6tea December. Der 7te
Nooemper 1862 1T oemnad g Grfter.
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Ecr erife Sd)nec.

8a f6ineton, gtco. 7. Seute
Mor9en TIM 7 tlbr fiel bier Der erfte
S6nee uno Mittaes lag er 2 3ca bod.
Baltimore, z. Ncu. Soier be-
9onn e6 lbon por &a9s6anbrub ;u fbneis
en- uno oauerte ben 9onjen Sag. Die
9tobt War febr falt.
80 fton,7. Nop. Sin Gbneefturm
bon noro6fli6er Ribtun9 bat iiGb beute
ein9eitellt.
gtsu=@ @orf, Z. 3oU. Sc fbneit
uno .ba9elt uno ifiirmt. Oas &ereini9s
ten Stdoten Sofpitolibiff Daniel @ebz
iter bon Weranoria na6 pIpmoutb 9Ioue
lief NIT $40 tranfen Soloaten Elm rpe9en
oe6 Sturms uno we8en &obIenman9eI.
eoui6piqe, Nop. 7. Sc fiel nur
lpeni9 Sbnee bier pori9e Godt, Der fos
fort ibmol5. Oa6 @etter mar balo trdb,
balo better.
@oine6UiGe, 8a., @op. 7. Sc
fern 2(beno mar es febr faIt uno beute
frdb flel Der erite Stbnee.
Sn @arren, pa., f6neite es Dor einiz
gen Sa9en tti6ti9. Der Sdnee lag bort
berum lber cinen SUP tief.
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HeuvorF.

Sroof flDn moroun9 e i
mes Saufirers. Ser 8Grper zines
Grmorocten wuroe am Somfo9 Witta9
auf Der 6unterap sHoao, Srootlpn, nobe
Der @auntp9renje BON Srn. Stepben {.
Sanoerpeer uno Sorn. San 9inoeren,
Delbe in Der NobbarIbaft pobnen, 9es
funoen. Ger Mdnn mar BON fur3er, unz
rerlester Statur, init fbpar3em 6aar,
ounteln mo ffarten Qu9enbraunen eas
@ef6t mar friib raIirt. Der 2(n;u9 be-
itano aus einem rpeiBen 0emoe, beQbunz
ter WorfeilleS @eIfe, ounfeln Saum=
pollboIen, Pinem 9aletot, @oiterGbuben
uno I6rpar3tr & Sutdb:iiaSs. Die Wiiee par
BON elmer &u9el ourbbobrt uno Die @un:
oc am 6opf Sei9te, Dap Der Mam in Sc:
biidter SttIlun9 mar, aIs Der SbuB abs
aefeuert waro. Die &u9el mar ourd Den
SbenPeI 9ebrun9en, uno pb9leid Der
Mann, oo man i'm fano, mob am Geben
mar, 10 mar er oob nid)t i'm Stanbe, aud,
nur Den 9erin9lten Nuflblub iber oa5
Sor9efallene Su 9eben. Wan brdbte iDr
na6 Dem @auntpfpital in Dem Srte Slat:
buib, 100 er ueribieo. Der Serit0rbent
mar au9enf6einlib Elm 0aufirer uno 3lpal
elm SIraelit. Sein @epdd, oas aus cinel
nit ibwarjem MusIin iiberJo8ene &iite
beftano, iparo neben ibm 9efunoen; BIZ
ueribieoenen Saben, iIe entbalten, lager
jerfreut uno blutbefledt umDer. Quf ei:
ni9en Saden parcn Sin9erIpuren. alS OF
Der Grmoroete perfubt bate, iIe Su fam
meln, naboem er 0el6ofeu poroen mar
Oas Snnere ieiner &aIben tpar beraus
9efebrt, gum Sepeis, Dap allies, mas oa'
rim 9s,peIen iein mOtts, 9eroubt rpCroer
mar. Sc puroe tein 8eIo 9efunoen.-
Sn elmer Der 8eftentoIben f0no man ell
paar finoerlcIe Sanbf bfbube.
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Sfl1ce BON SAP GDDfe,
9ubiertptipu Naent,


Bel Sap GUuts unb Co., Sanqutsrs, Slo. TIA
Ian Ste StraBs, pbilaoelpbia.
Der llnttr,si6ntte purbs pcm S&abIsfretdr
anasacGt, alS SublcriptIOn'@ssnt, unb II btTsit
lcSei6 bic
9teuen SwanSi9 Sabren 6 prot. Scnoen
Don rsn 9urinis. Staatsn aus3ufsasn, ssnannt
Stint, 3panJser," rtnISstar am @utosntsn bsr
Ntsisruug, mad gsrluuf UUn 5 Sabrsn, auttc'
riiirt bm6 cline gftr bss Gcnsrsiiss, ssntamtst
5struar 25, 1862.
Die Coupon gcnbrn wsrbsn ausssssbtn BON
$50, 500, $500 unb $1,000.
Die Rsair 9onbsn In Summsn bon $50,
StOO, $500, $1,000 unc $4,000.
Die idbrli6e SntrrsGsn Der 8 prcj. bs8nnen
um 9ass brs Nntaufs unp lInb jatlbar In @ofo,
baltiG6rlih, unb~ ~trinaen afC mad ben itb9tn
Solr. S>rdmisn, adDt pfs5ent jabrIid.
8ausrn, &aufIsuts, MsGanies, GdpttaFRtni
unO a(t bic @slb su psrIritsn tattn, Icutsn Ttls
fen uno trosntrn boe bisIt 8Uncsn in gBirFIi&s
felt aIs sritss WCrt9a9s auf aus Gtlenbatnsn,
Camden, 8ant1cdS uno SiGsrtsitsn baftst, rcIs
aud auf bic unssteusrn prceuttsn bon all'n 8a>
| hritwsIen, etc. I'm 9dnbr. llno cab binrtt6snos
gorf,S.unssu sstrOFsn llnb fir bic Sr3atIun9 Der
SntsrslIsn uns 6auptIumms, bur6 @uetcmjtue,
acdIr.Stdmps une stnbsimif6sr Hs0rnu'n' ma
den bIrIs SOnbm bic
8eiten, meift pcrtbeilbofteften uno meiff
pppulGriten Snueltment6 I'M Wartt.
SublcriptiUnsn prrNtn an In legal Ten"
osrs sglctrn, ubtr Notsn unb Gbtds BON Banfen
bic in Ybuabslpta par 1nb, anssncmmtn. uns
tnI&rribrr rur6 bic poa wsrbsn prcmptt SsSit'
nuns rrbuItsn, uno isce ausfunft uno @rpldna'
ticnsn ssssbsn, rrnn man In bitisr SfFet pOr'
ipri&t.
Gin binldnaIi&r SCrott ron ROnSsn tUsrbsn
an SanO ssbaItsn fdr IofCrtiss usbUlsfruns.
{ San GCofc, eubi.riptiSu:assnt
] glepsmbsr II, 1862. nal s
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Gie 6e3oscnen i'm 6taatc penn.
fvIDaniPu

Die 6auptfra9e 1T, ouf weld)e @eiIe
fol- bic in oen Ueribieoenen llebunoslas
9ern perfdmmeIte 9e5o9sne Mannf6aft
am belten peripenoet neroen. 9tab ben
Milij9eIeBen oe5 Staates bat fie oaS
&edt, ielbf ibre Selos uno @ompaanie.
Sffl3iert 81 pdbIen, uno 1T ibnen Oa6
bereits gum Sbeil pom @ouernpr uerftotz
tet lporoen. Die observation-disclosures aber
beanIprlbt oa6 Hedt, iie in cinSelne Qb=
tbeilun0en 3u tbeilen uno ju beliebiaen
Ee9tmcntern 3u ftellen; cine betrefTenbe
Sroer Der 8eDerun9 erfbien Dor meni9en
Saaen, lponab bic 8ejo9enen oe6 Staats
na6 Der 4rmPe ob9eben lollten, UNI Die
alten oejimrten Reoimenter ju eradnsen.
Die ytadrid)t oapon erre9te feline eerin9e
ltnjufrieeenbeit unter Der Mannfdoft,
bic eS al5 ibr Rebt betrocbtet, befonoere
Sr9ani fationcn ju biloen. SO entlfone
oen oariiber Serbanolun9en uno aub
Sen. Qoiutont Sboma5 Fam BON 8afbz
in9ton, um bic Sra9e erleoieen Su belfen.
Man Fam leoob ;u feinem SeritdnoniB.
SOP. Curtin 9in9 nun felbIt nab @afb=
in9ton, INN NIT Dem 6rieosminifter uno
Dem Qr6fioenten 3u beratben. Dort foll
er bauptid6Ii6 9elteno eema6t baben,
Dap nit Der Gntfernun9 Der Mili3, BON
Der 5000 an Der StaatserGn3e Iie9en,
Qennipluonien obne allen S1ue 9eeen
einen GinfolI Der RebelIen bleiben (reroe.
Das 8efuttat Der Seratbune in @aibz
In9ton fol- nun Sol9enoe6 iein. Die Mis
i5 bat ftb nur in @ompa9nen or9anilirt,
nur neni9e in Re9imenter. Die ein3els
nen @ompa9nisn nun follen in bic alten
6soimenter 9efteft rperoen, no man ourb
@onfclioirun9 Der olten @cmpo9nien in
ieoem Raum fir ODER @ompa9nien ;u
MAIDEN 9eoenft. Sen. Mc@lellan bate
.9epiinfbt, rap Die 9e5o9ene Monnf fboft
gum SbuB Der 9ren3en BON pennfplpas
nien uno Worplano uno jur SeIeeun9
Der 8aibineton Sorts pernenoet, uno
bic ieei9e Sefaeun9 oer 9esteren ibm ;us
9efbidt meroc. Sarau5wiro nun gti6t6.
Die Wili5 fommt eompa9nienWeife in Die
alten &e9imenter uuf 9 Monate.
Die &c9ierun9 bat ferner beItimmt,
oab ale 9eJo9enen, rpelbe bereit6 ourb
dr5licbes llnteriu6un9 fit untau9lid ers
tt6rt uno auf Staotsfoffen na6 0auIe
8eIbidt puroen, ua6 ibrem 8enoejpouss
plaB suriid9erufen lperoen uno no6male
BON Qcr,ten uuterfubt rperoen IoGen, nell
DE bon oen Ser. Staaten an9efeut purs
ben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-11-12
General r1itd,eu ae,tsrbsu

9snerol Major Miitbel, Der ti3ltb
0a6 Commando Su Yort 8opal erbielt,
1T bort am 9sIben 8isEsr BfflpTten. -
8eneral WiituJeil mar in lnirn 9auntp,
&entufp, 9eboren uno 9raouirte 1929
in Wefpoint init oen Ip6tersn Rebellen
8eneldIen zee uno Sobnfon. Gr pur:
De oann icfort 0GIfsprofefor Der WotD.
ematt su @efpoint, reiienirte uno lprrz
De Nopctat 81 Cincinnati 1882, 1884
wuroe er gum profeifor Der Motbematit
uno Nftrpnomie am Cincinnati Gcllr9e
8eWdblt, 100 er lS45 Elm SbIerpatorium
erribtete enoIi6 1859 Wuroe er Oiret=
tor oe6 OuoIep Sblerpotorim6 ju 2(lba.
ny. Sn 1861 lpuroe er gum Brigade
@eneral ernannt uno mabte balo oarouf
iene tubus @rpeotion nob Gbattancooo
uno Sapettepille, 100 er Die giienbabn
perblnoun9 oerRebeHen Sipilben Gcrintt
uno Dem Often burbbrocb. Oos eanC
perliert an ibm einen treuen Qatricten
uno 9eibiften, fGbi9en Soloaten unr
Die @ihenibaft cine ibrer ib0nten Bier,
Ron