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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-04-03

good cause, are well drilled and dis
ciplined, obey promptly the orders of
their officers, and did not shrink from
dangerous assault when. at the proper
and decisive moment, it is necessary.
You may look with pride on the few
days just passed, during which you
have so gloriously defended the Union.
From two O'Clock on the morning OF
the 9Th, when you left McKissock's until
four o'clock on the eeventful afternoon
of the 9th, when you arrived from
Keetsville in the common encampment,
you marched fifty miles, fought three
battles, took not only flag and bat
terry from the enemy, but more than a
hundred and fifty prisoners-among
them acting Brigadier General Herbert.
the commander of the Louisiana forces,
and his Major, Col. Stone, Adiutant
Gen. of PRICES forces, and Lieut.. Col.
John III. Price, whose life was twice
spared, and who has now for the second
time violated his parole, and was ar
rested with arms in his hands. 4 adT
You have done your duty, and you
can justly claim your share in the com.
mon glory of this victory. But let us
not be partial, unjust or naughty. Let
us not forget. that alone we were too
weak to perform the great work before
us. Let us acknowledge the great SER
vice done by all the brave soldiers of
the Sd and 4th, divisions, and always
keep in mind that United we stand,
divided we fall" Let us hold on. and
push the work through-not by mere
words and great .clamor but by our
marches, by hardships and fatigues, by
strict discipline and effective battles.
Columbus has fallen-Memphis will
follow, andif you do in future as you
have done in these past days of trial,
the time will soon come when you will
pitch your tents on the beautiful shores
of the Arkansas river, and there meet
our iron-clad propellers at Little Rock
and Fort Smith. Therefore keep alert
my friends, and look forward with con-
fidence. ...r-. ..-.l...--
F. SIGEL.
Brig.-Gen. Com'ding lst and I'd Divisions.
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east corner of the rebel Presidents
own State, and on the opposite shore is
Lauderdale county, Alabama.

cdob COTucT vi Iuc TtUei lTcSIQeDt
own State, and on the opposite shore is
Lauderdale county, Alabama.
sHERMAN's DIVISION ON THE MOVE.
AT noon yesterday Gen. Sherman's S
entire division moved out from the Saw
annah landing and steamed up the
river, preceded by,oneg of the saucy-
looking gnnboats, the, A. O. Taylor.
On reaching Pittsburg, where the gun
boat engagement was fought a few days
ago, the feet stopped, and after recon-
noitering fora moment or two, the gun
boat dropped in shell on the bluff
where the rebel battery had been
posted. There was no response, and
glasses showed nothing but utter deser-
ton on the shore. $500 ei ri 3ar2cn9t
A few miles up, another dangerous
looking bluff was reached, and an
other shell was thrown with the same
result. Without further detention the
feet moved on, and, little after dark,
came in at this landing, a mile or two
across the Mississippi line. Orders
were promptly issued to prepare for
marching, and about three o'clock the
division moved out, under another
pouring rain. Il gaiuoif5i OFT ssT
PLAN FOR sHERMAN's MOVEMENT. 3
The plan for this movement, like that
for Gen. W Wallac's was to send out the
cavalry in advance to destroy bridge
on the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road while the infantry moved up to
support it, and save it from being
fianked or cut off, .5 tt.r ,.f .t;g,r, >.
The cavalry started off at the proper
time, but about nine O'clock in the
morning they returned. They had got
within six miles OF the place, when
they found creek so swollen with the
recent rains as to be impossible. Mean
time the infantry had got out, with in
finate trouble, some three or four miles
from the boats. The rain was drench-
ing, and the poor fellows had hard
time of it in their first experience of
marching in Mississippi. Some idea
of the freshet can be had when ! re.
repeat what pilot told me that the
Tennessee rose eight feet in twenty
four hours. sranot aull efl H0qa fifn1
The. movement was failure, but it
was nobody's fault. The elements
were against us, and the rebels still
have uninterrupted communicable be-
tween Memphis and Charleston. 81
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-04-03

HUI LUTICCUtUTS ~ US HIINt.-,
Splendid Charge Jy the Michigan
First CdUalry. : Federal loss 65
Killed aud 125 acOuntzed.
WINCHESTER, Va, March 25.
On Saturday, at o'clock p. NJ, the
enemy showed themselves mile and a
half from Winchester. The enemy
consisted of FIVE hundred of Ashby's
Cavalry and two guns. They drove
in our pickets, and then skirmished
with the Michigan Cavalry and por-
tion of the Maryland First.
Gen. Shields brought up his forces
and fired rounds Of shells which, drove
them back, and took several prisoners.
Gen. Shields was wounded in the arm
by the first fire Of the enemy. d; i,C
Jackson had been informed by the
inhabitants that the town was deserted
by the Union troops, and he advanced
to retake it. fe. >-"'
Gen. Shields force slept on their
arms Saturday night, and Sunday morn
ing, at sunrise, Jackson being rein
forced, attacked Gen. Shields near
Kearnstown, three miles distant. The
enemy's force consisted of 500 of
Ashby's cavalry, 5000 infantry, nine
pieces of artillery. The fight was kept
up till noon, when charge made by
the Ohio infantry, 1st Michigan and
lst Virginia cavalry on their right,
drove them back half a mile, when the
enemy got their guns in position again
ina dense wood, fanked by infantry,
and drove us back. A short artillery
engagement ensued, when Gen. Shields
ordered Col. Tyler to turn their left
flank, which was executed by our troops,
but with considerable loss.
The enemy being protected by a
stone ledge, the s4th Pennsylvania and
18th Indiana charged their centre, and
the fight became general. ~ r3hnn
| Col. Murray, of the 4sth Pennsylva-
MIA, was killed.
The enemy retired slowly, bringing
their guns to bear at every opportunity.
Our men rushed forward with yells,
when panic ensued among the enemy
and onr troops followed and drove them
until dark, capturing three guns, three
caissons, muskets, equipments, DC, IN
Vulnerable. Our troops bivouacked on
the field. II .5Ht. s
Gen. Williams first brigade, Colo
mel Donnely Of the 2Sth New York
commanding, reinforced Gen. Shields.
Gen. Banks, who was on the way to
w Washington Sunday, returned and as
sumed command. Meantime, General
Shields division pursued the enemy by
Newton, shelling them the whole way.
Jackson's men were perfectly demon
allied and beyond control. They
threw overheard the dead and wound
ed to tighten the wagons. 1t is notice
able that nearly all the ,Confederates
wounded were shot in the head and
breast, tcstifying to the superiority o.
our marksmeD. has ,99a2'Ha l.s2ls
! The loss on our side were chiefly
Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indian;
troops. - 40 f..,.
! Gen. Shields command being
screened from observation on the cas-
side of the town, led the informants t,
believe that all our troops were eyacn
ating, and that Jackson could enter un
molested. ,.,-..
+ Good judges say the enemy's loss i
over two hundred killed, FIVE hundred
wounded and three hundred prisoners
. Including an aid to Jackson. Our los
is about sixty-fve killed and one hund
: red and twenty-five wounded,
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C. M. O,DELL, M. ID. !

homeopathic Physician. Surgeon
and Obstetrician, ,~., ,Si f.-
Having bought out DIR. BARNES and taking his
Practice, feels happy to say to the citizens of
Dowagiac and vicinity, that he is prepared to
Practice his Profession in all its branches. He
also keeps Medicines by the case or single phial
for sale and Family Guides. Office over the
Center Market. 5.r.i!fIt lp eW.- gd r1l
Dowagiae, January 2sth, 1861. jan3l- -Aly1
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Bull Run and Manassas the sound of the battle
Rolled over the land ON that still Sabbath air,
The roar of the cannon, the musketry's rattle,
And know that my bold loyal lover was there.
= e - #
The train from the east thundered up to the station
+ My heart with its hoping and trembling lay low,
But soon twas made sure of its great desoaton
For they brought me tile cap and the belt Of my
=, Joe, f.t..-.-..- rss1s.s.
And note from his conrad which told the sad
story, -.....I r-f ~ -atrt
How he died with his beard and his bosom all gory
And the words which it cost his last effort to say
"Tell Bess to rejoice at my glorious promotion,
This night to my soul commission will bring
leave my poor country dsmay and commotion
To present her sad case at the court of her king
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The train from the west Numbered up to the station
heard the shrill whistle, the loud ringing bell
And soon my fond heart gave wild palpitation,
At the sound of voice which it knew. Oh how
WELL re ffr yr,5rf
1t timidly shrunk from the passionate meeting,
For which through long months it had yearningly
cried, f... vff ra.
He came! my heart, sorrow struck, ceased its wild
beating ,..ft..Trs
All arrayed for the war, acih sacord at his side
He touched his bright cap, jaunty is 1T Bessie ~
They say tits becoming, what think you my girl
And this stripe on my grays tits decidedly dressy
He stroye to seem gay. gave his moustache curl,
down, :-..-,-
lifted my glance to his eloquent eyes, .-,.,
And saw shining deep in the depths of their brown
The tears his strong will had forbidden to rise.
He saw my lips quiver and hinging away,
The spell of false mirth, he sat down by my side,
And drawing my head where aaore it may lay
He called me his darling his treasure, his pride,
And then came the words which my heart will
-a remember, Et t It -t.'@.sN g
Till the present dull life with its hue of December,
Gives place to eternal and beautiful May. fa
Dear Bessie, the South with its dastardy legion,
In our Holy of Holes has thrust its vile hand,
You have heard how through all of that God daring
81 region, ~ troi34t 'H't9t
They are pointing their guns at the hope of the
. s- land, 80 vFr gl .rrs-s
Oh, a soul that imbbes not the glowing contagon
of wrath at these insults to liberty given,
Is unworthy the raptures of love or religion,
Unworthy the blessing of home or of Heaven
MY face it was cold but think it was fearless,
While taking and giving the parting caress,-
And Joe's face pale but so firm and so fearless,
When he murmured, "God bless you my brave
noble Bess." f5o-
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M. PORTER, M. ID.

PEIYSICIAN & SURGEON.
OAiee at Awards Book Store, Denison Block
Front Street. Residence first door below the
Methodist Church. Commercial ST., Dowagiac,
Mich. $3.50 :3yeli o5gq ap25v4y1 hr
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Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor IN
Chsncery, CassaPolis, Cass county, Aicn- &.
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GEO. W. FOSDICk. N. d. ,f,
OG;es over Mr. Bates Provision Store, Front
Street. Dowagiac. nov22-3iyl
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The Battle of Winchester.

Full Particulars Of the Fight
Splendid Charge Jy the Michigan
First CaUahr.y. : Federal loss 65
E;JIo/J mud OK ,co,,o<z,<J t-'.-.H
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SULLIVAN,

4 ,s.r,ev aud Counsellor 1T Law, and Solicitor In
Chsncery, Dowagiac, Mich. Once On Front
Sarrrt ap25v4y1
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CLARKE SPENCER,

Aytsrneys and Couusellors at Law, and Solicitors
= Chancery Office in G.. c. Jones Co.'S
block, Dowagiac, Michigan. Especial attention
-;ssn In collections throu yhout the Northwest.
Josura B. CLARKE ap25v4 JAMES N. SPENCER.
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s. G.. SANGER,

Commissioner of Deeds for the State of New York,
Notary Public, and Agent Of the Phoenix lnsnr-
ance Company, of Hartford, Conn. Office with
James Sullivan, front room, second floor OF
Jones' Brick Block. marl44im6
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JUSTUS GAGE,

Notary Public and general Agent for the exchange
and transfer of Village Lots, and sale of real
Estate. Agent for the Manhattan and Irving
Insurance Companies of New York, Office with
James Sullivan, front room, second floor, Jon
Brick Block. novlfy3yl
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MORTGAGE SALE.

ID. BLACKMAN, Attorney.
Dated. March 11th, 1862. mar1347w13
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&usintss 9irltttorgg.:
PROFESSIONAL
! EsMATHEyy GILL, M. d.,

y SlC1A1Ns-
r IOBSTErTRICIAN
Respectfully tenders his professional services to
the citizens of Dowagiac and vicinity. Ready
At all hours to attend upon the afflicted. Special
attention given to Chronic disease IN Hits forms
Ofice ut n. b. HoLLIsrER's Drug Store. Resi-
dence with VIZ. GRIswoLD. opposite the Congre-
gational Church.
Dswagiac, Feb. %, 1852. ~ .''i' fsb2244tf
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Der Mrnee beS Sen. McgleQdn dtdeffut.
Dtee Gbdttgteit fat ibren u%rIprume In Dem
far3(tGen @tnfaI Der &ebellen In Wenn1YlSas
nten, bod betBt 60, bnB fetne beftnittSen Nens
Osrunsen In letnen 9lanen Sur f@ sesanac
Tnb.
Gs berrlGt ibrt9ens cine Ie6r geI9dftioe
UOrberetttng, tint cine enbltGe entI1etbenbe
Sere8ung be~rbet3ufibren.
Der &tnfal Der &ebellen III YennlYlSanien
tptro MUIR als ein Dedntantel betrdGtet, ut
Den Nttf3u9 Der fetncltden Sruppen aa lt9erm.
Gen. mcgam.
@en. Mfc@aa 1T nod immer bier, I'M Elm
@Dmnanop 5n erGalten. Die Sa6rmn9 bes
@eneral irirb bon Der19tebenen Seiten fart
trttttrt, . baB er tpentse Nust9ten auf Elm
pe3teaeS COMMANDO fat.
Neltetes hon Oem. WcGlelam's Mrnter.
Seriidbt BON elmer f~iicttdben Setpesuns Der NUtps'
mtacfNrmee. ~g8i6btise @rcisnifTe tn Gmsfd,t.
Bafbtm9tuH, II. Stt. Die StaOt
mar behte NIT @eriiGteu elmer fibltGen 8es
pe9un9 Der Nrrtee bes Sen. McGleQan ous
eefalt. Dtele @tttettat 1T Dem tanefen Gin,
fad Der 8ebeQen@@ abaIerte In 0~ennfYlSanien
3t @nte 3n 14retben, bod gtbt es fetnen @runb
ST. Der Mnnabnte, paB Sen. McGleuan's Nldn,
tn Se3ug auf bic tOnmenoen Spernttcnen 1t6
tn Der minbefen WeiIe Seranbert BADEN. ceSn
allen DepartementS berrlat etn lebr se1Gdftis
ges Sretben fir etnen leBten ent1Getoenpen
S1lag. Der GtnfaI Der Nebelen tn Yenns
FiYlartett tptro bon I'M eren MtlitdrS nar als
et1 ber3tpeifelter GerluA betraGtet, ben Stud.
5u9 Der 9atptarmee na6 Ht9mpnb hamit aa
perbeden. Sb le eber bprtbtn pDer naA @Cr=
opnsDtle %tcntnten, al6 Die Union Gplpnne
ttnBsbte 3ntunft entIdetOen.
Npffmeiffer fuspenbirt.
Oa barfse Rla9en bet benz YCfOebarte<
ntent tn Be3u9 auf ben 9ofmeifer In Cairo
etnltefen, 70 bat Der Observation-Disclosures ben1el=
BEN luspenoirt uno Die Stele anperweitt9 Be-
1ebt.
Wafbtn9tpn, 10. SftBr. 8rtaapee
General Sames $. 8analen 1T Spm Com
ttaroO tn Sufclf entbpben unD beprDert, lfG
TT @al9tn9ton gu meloen.
Velb.5Uspitat nnb MmbmIamsen=gUrp
8aibtngtUn, Is. Sft. gfa6 b
Dlan zines 6rn. .. 81. pterce piro oeoer
tpartig eth Nrnbulan3en.G Corps %uraaniIfrt, pas
tn etntgen Sa9en cOmplet lein miro. Sur Die
belten &rafte tperDen Dasu per,pcnbet. Das
@prps lpa aus mtnbelten8 10000 Mann be-
ltebeH, Die bas Bette mUraltlAe 3eusntB seben
fSnne1, rnb t6rperltA utto eetittg eeluno finn.
pr. Yterce ntmmt ireenppel1e Natb1hlGae
fir ben 3ped Der Organization bie1es Corps
Bis gum IS. B. @lt6. In $50. 437 finite aps-
niue, Neip= Sort, entaeaen.
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Mrmertf0uti1e Nacbrt6ten

Chicago, 10. Oft. SIN Sstrtsen Sour
nal Itebt etne @rtlarnn9 opn @pmpa9nte 9,
bonn 65, ST.. Jte9iment oerGfentltGt, In trel=
Ger Die nrIaden pes luseberOisen 8~euebniens
Der @plDaten au1eee6en tperDen. Die Ne9te~
runq 1T ibnen 6 Wpnate Sob l6ulotg, mnD
Die Tamilten BADEN De6balb fein 0slo, li9
fir ben @intev nit Rletpun9 unb 8crratbe
8t Serlureen. Die Spleaten baben beim Stud
aug BON Marttnsbur9 uno Dem fcctrten Narl9
bon 6arper8 SertY beinabe all tbr 3eu9 eins
gebaBt nnD Die 9teeternng farm tbnen feline
uenen SaGen 9eben, neil Die Nusraltnn9 Der
neuen Neetmenter AQeS tn NnlpruA ntmmt.
Die Gatipnen baben li6 eft iett 3pet 9a9en
perbelert. Die Splbaten tppllen 3tpar an fete
nent unseleBti6en Gift tbetlnebmen, aber lfe
perlaneen tbren ridfanDteenS Sub als einfaGe
@ere9tt9teit se9en lie unO ibre 5amilien.
9a Die Stenermarfclt, welAe erfcroerltG
linb, UNI 8cnbs, &aufbriefe, NedId, @bedS
II. +. N. legal su maiden, nod ntAt BON Der
Neaterung Dtfrtbutrt linD, f. lolen nebertre=
tunaen bes @eleBes In bieler De3ie9ung bts
aum Sanuar 1868 niGt bellraft perben. 9tnf
Die naAtraoltGe 2e9aliTrun9 folder Opfu-
mente bat Die fpl9enpe Sefticn pes Stener9es
leBes 8e3u9.
Setttpn "a. 1np let ferner o%erurpnet, oaB
bic 80. Seftipn De5 Snnern<S teuerz@ e1ebes
f. amenptrt werpe, paB fetne 1rtunos Doc1s
ment pper Yapter, pas ppr Dem erlten Jantar
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etaart iiber ben @OtOmae entfommsn.

5arrtSbmr8, IL. Sttbr. Cine beute
Nbenp e%ingelaufene Depel1e faet, baB bic 0ies
belen, 1000 bts 5000 Mann fart, iber
0pOpsbOre, 2ibertY, Newmartet uno llrbana
mad bem 5lu6e ap9en. sic famen BON Set
tssbnrg Der unp 3eritSrten In Nstpmarfet et-
men tleinen Ibeil beS GiIenbabnaeleiles.
6reberid, IL. Sft, Nle Bier etngez
t~rpfenen NaArtbten peuten an, baB Die 9ss
belen ibren Stretf3u9 un9eltraft ausfabrten,
tnbem le pum duBerten reGten Tlieel unlerer.
Nrmee btnter beren &ifen berabpgsn unp In
Der Nabe bon Gunrab's SerrY pieoer mad Gir>
9tnien bi~nit6er9ineen. Sc tparen $500 Mann
@apalerte NIT 4 let6ten 0el6aBen. Sic bat
ten fetnen Iratn, auBer ein paar Nmbulan>
cen. Upn GbambersburS scgen lfe iber @ms
mettsburg, Wppbsbprc nnp Nepmartet uup
uberIbrttten teute tn aler 6riibe bte 8altts
more unb Sbtps@tlenbabn Bet Mpnrupta.
Daelbf lAnitten le ben Selesrapben as unp
rt0en etni9e S6tenen auf.
8pn bier 3csen le se9en NOlan's Surt an
ber Minpung pes Micnpcacy. On pteIer Surt
fanp bas 3. unb 4. Matne Neetment NIT ct.
ner 8atterie. Dte Nebellen pnroen beftia
bumbarbtrt uap anttporteten tr1ftta, tn6elIm
It'll fein She'll 9roben Shacen. Sa Die I'm
lertgen feine @apaaerie batten, fonnten lie ben
6etnb ntAt perfcl9en, tpel6er 1GlieBlih tn Der
Ni6tnn9 BON EDWARDS un6 ggnranS 6errY
am Glufs binab3Os, 100 er, mic man slaubt,
beute Va9mttta9 ben ueber9an9 beperfftel@
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Mr. 2imcOIn'8 8efmb BET SertpHnoe'
ten Mebeueu.
8afAtn4ton,7. Olt.

Mafbtn8ton, DIT.
uuler Correspondent, Der NIT benz 9raI-
benten auf fetnen Iebten 8eiud'en mar, beri9'
tet 9taGfplgenpes
,Na6bem mir General &tbarol on sfrla1en
batten, pallirte Die 9artte Elm 6aus, in mel
dem ette srpBe Mn3abl Se%rtpunoeter GpnfpDe=
rtrter lag. Nuf Wunld pes 9rafpenten be-
4ab f6 bic Nartie TT Die eS @ebauoe. Serr
9tncoln bemerfte ben @ernunpeten, nadDem
er ltA umeeleben, paB, tpern lte ntGts ba9e'
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retGen mG6ts. @r la9te, Die betlieen Ser
plt6tunsen, tpel6e MIR 9egen nnier Gaterlanc
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fpl9e auerptn98 Darats, Dap ptele purb Ote
uniiberptnplihen l1tnltanpe I'M ere Setnpe
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fe uno tonne ibnen NIT Nit9efabl unp Iits
|letb 1etne Sanp reiden. 9la9 etnem fur3en
'SttQ1dpeiaen fatnen Die @DnfSperirten beran
uno teber IAattelte ldpetsenp aber ber5li9 Die
6anb bes 0ralipenten. Wr. 2tncoln ttno
@eneral NeGlellan 9iu9en Dann Dprtpart5 81
penen Fin, netde tpe8en tbrer @anoen nt6t
I'M Gtanoe tparen, auf3ufeben unD bisBea tie
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gen tperpen fol-, ilren 3ulanp ertra9li0 81
MAIDEN.
gs mar cine ra9renpe Scene nnb eS ipar
fein trudenes Mt9e in penn tSaule, ireDer uns
ter Nattonalen np9 @pnfSoertrte su leben.
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1863 ausoefertiot, unteraeldnet Ober ats8ee

1868 aus9efertt9t, unter3et9net uber ats8ee
geben tptrb, pine 9ebGrts 9eItempe(t cSer nit
DEM Stempel, 0er Die parauf patience @ebIbr
6eaetdnet, perlgDen gu leiN, oeBbal6 al6 unenl=
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Der 9eoineun9 ieop0, oaB feline ipl9e urfuns
be, Dpfument ODER 0apter Dor etnem @ert1tse
bcf als 8eiretsmittel pru0n3irt pber 3u9elol>
len werOen iutl, 10 lan9e ie niGt gebDri9 9e=
1empelt 1T, pber IU lanse nt9t Der Snbaber
perle l6en pem @eriGtsbuf iber;eugenO naGsee
iptelen Dat, baB CT Gem Collector pper nnters
collector peS DtRrttts, in Dem Der 0ertAt5bcf
itt, 5 Dollar gum Gortbeil Ger Ser. Staaten
Ibesablt bat.
Nein : him. Gtne Nn3abl friibersr Gtn~
ppbner Stem : ulm's, felt eintBer 3eit TT ct
paul p0bnbaft, febrte Dtenta9 ba9ta 3urlld.
Sober BON tbnen erbtelt aus bent $4,000
ITonb, Der BON Der 2e9tslatur bept0tst ruroe,
8 Dollars, nm fA Rletoer faufen at fSnnsn ;
Srauen befamen 6 Dollar uno ftr jeoes Rtno
purpe, ME ptr bGren, $2.75 Serabfclet. -
Wa6r19einlt6 taum ber Nllbe wertb. Die
betoen 5u prgantTrenben @ptnpa9nten ltnp falt
9ellIt unb inter tbrem Sdube uno NIT tbrer
5iilfe nitro Der etBbte Sbetl Der Trn9t ein9es
6raGt werben. Die I'M Bau be9rifene Sd~
9emi6le ptro In far3sr 3ett Baubol3 l~tefert
unb ebe Stele Mpaate Der9an9en ltno, tptr2
Nepsl1lm wieber ~aufsebaut letn.
0nniSbiIle, II. Sftpber. Nm Dtenltag
NbenD traf &apt. GOurbtes NIT etnem gans
aug, auf Dent etne Snfanteriecompa9nte IT'D
befanb, 1T 8agbao Elm. Am ielben Mbeao
Serbrettete li1 In @belb9Stue ba6 @erii6t, bnB
cine Mnaabl Nebeuen 8elis BON bent 3u9e &C.
npmmen b1tte. Dret Gpmpaenten @apa(lerte
BON 0eneral Dtmpnt's Dibilion trnroe bin
eelanot nnb erretdten ben 9laB pur9elfern I'm
3 l1br Murgens. Sie f~eaerten C9ne WeitereS
auf Die Snfanterteptdets unb e8 telen anf Bet
ben Ssiten Is bts 20 S6aie, ebe Der 5rr@
tbum entoedt tparo. CUNT Slide mar gtte=
manp serlebt wcroen. Der &apttdu, !6err
JtceerS unD 6err Gtce, bic lt6 auf Der Solo
mptipe %befanpen, entStn9en NIT 9enauer Sfotb
benz SAtdlale, 9elAp0m 5u tpeteen.
Sn ben 6pBle n6et9we rteu am
S6tc 6errl6t Wtansel an 2lrbettern, Die srDB
tentbsils tn ben Rrie9 9e5o9en lino, mas Die
6oblenbanpler bspusen Bat, I9cn tsst Den
@rsis 70 lebr 3n erb6ben, oaB er fir arms So
mtlten amer GpineliG 1T. Dem Cincinnati
Enquirer" 3ufpIee fol- Oarum Die 8e9ierang
nit pem @eoanten u,n9ebsn, ale Negerltlapen,
tpelGe In unlerer Nrmeeen berumlun9er1, ale
Nrbetter mad ben 8erewerfen gut ldtden.