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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-09-12
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FORCES.
Baton Rouge, Aug. IA, 1862.

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FORCES.
Baton Rouge, Aug. IA, 1862.
tiENERAL-In reply to your communica-
ton of this date, have the honor to make
the following statement:
None of the acts therein referred to have
been committed, to my knowledge, in this
part of the United States, under the order
of our officers.
No private houses have been wantt My
burned Since your attack OF the 9th inst.
disclosed your purpose to drive this army
from the public property of the United
States, have determined to adept such
measures as will enable me, in strict accor.
dance with the laws Of civilized warfare, to
maintain my present positions. The accom-,
plshment of this purpose compels nee re-
luctantly to burn small number of houses,
including those of the United States gov.
eminent and OF private persons. While it
is not impossible that, through mistake, in.
justice may have been done in individul
cases; and, although the vigilance of officers
may not always suffice to prevent wrong on
the part Of subordinates, yet believe that
DO unarme1 citizen has been seized or car
RED into Imprisonment upon false or frivo-
lout pretexts No negro slaves have been
armed against you in this department. |
have no information respecting the order
alleged 10 have been issued to the Mayor of
Bayou Sara.
In future / shall permit 10 wauton de
struciion 0! private property shat! per-
nit no unarmed citizens to be seized upon
false or frivolous pretexts. shall not arm
negroes unless in accordance with the laws
OF the United States
But am informed hat corps OF black
fought against US III the battle c. Baton
Rouge, aud that our pickets were found
tied TO trees, shot through tbs head Aud
am sorry to remind you that most bar
barous system OF guerilla warfare is author
lied by your officers, and praoticed by your
men in this department. While we saved
your drowning meu at Memphis, you shot
ours at White River. an informed, too,
that occasionally YOU have raised the black
flag at the commencement OF an action.
Nevertheless. shall never raise the black
flag, which ali civilized nations a2hor; but
| shall try to maiptaiu the flag which you
have so often promised to defend.
Your obedient servant,
HALBERT E. PAINE,
Colonel Commanding U. S. A. Forces.
Major Gen. JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE, c S. A.
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General Headquarters, State minnesota
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, Min, Sept. 2, 1862.

ADJUTANT UENERAL
ST. PAUL, Min., Sept. 2, 1867
SPECIAL OaDEKs-No. A.
Pursuant to authority received from the
President of the United States, the Com.
manderin. Chief calls upon the people of Min.
nesota to furnish regiment of mounted men
to serve against the Indians, at war with the
Government of the United States, for the
period of three months, and to be designated
as the First Regiment of Minnesota Mounted
Rangers.
The Regiment will be organized to consist of
three battalions, each battalion to consist OF
two squadrons, and each squadron of two COM
panies, each of which companies will be Or
gained as follows. each company shall have ::
Captain,
l First Lieutenant,
Second Lieutenant,
Supernumerary Second Lieutenant,
First Sergeant,
l Quarter Master Sergeant,
Commissary Sergeants,
Sergeants,
Corporals,
Transfers,
Farrers and Blacksmiths,
Saddler,
l Wagner,
70 Privates,
lo4
The regiment when fully organized with the
battalions will be follows:
Colonel.
Lieutenant Colonel.
8 Majors.
| Surgeon.
l Assistant Surgeon.
Regimental Adjutant.
l Regimental Quarter Master.
Regimental Commssary.
Sergeant Major.
Quarter Master Sergeant.
Commissary Sergeant.
Hospital Stewards.
Saddler Sergeant.
Chief Trumpeter.
l Chief Farrier and Blacksmith.
Each volunteer will be required to furnish
his own horse, horse equipment and arms, I'm.
til such time as the latter shall be furnished by
the United States.
A rendezvous has been opened at Fort SHELL
ing, and one at St. Peter, at either of which the
volunteer will report himself to the officer
commanding the rendezvous; will be exam.
ined by the Surgeon, and his horse and arms
inspected. If accepted he will at once be
sworn into the service of the United States,
and his pay will commence from the date of
his leaving his home for the place of rendez.
vous, and an allowance will be made for his
reasonable expenses on the journey. In add.
ton to his pay, which will be that of otter
mounted troops of the United States, each vol
unteer will receive so cents per day for the use
and risk of his horse, and so cents in lieu Of
subsistence, until furnished with ratiOns by the
United States.
ANY volunteer who may be received into
the service of the United States under this
call, and who may be wounded or otherwise
disabled in the service, shall be entitled to the
benefits which have been or may be conferred
on persons disabled in the regular service.
By order of the Commander. Chief,
OSCAR MALMROS,
Adjutant General.
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A Rebel Threat to Raise the
Black Flag.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GENERAL
BRECKINRlDGE AND COL. PAINE.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.
New ORLEANS, August II, 1862.
To the Editor of the Delta:
SIR: l am directed by the Majo rGeneral
commanding to send you the following im-
portant official correspondence, in order that
it may be put upon record in on enduring
form.
The flag under which the Confederates
have hitherto fought is so dark to US that a
slight change of color will not be observable.
Respectfully yours, r. s. DAVIS,
Captain and A. A. A. G.
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General Headquarters, State Minnesota

General Headquarters, State Minnesota.
ArJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, Min, Sept. 4, 1921
ORDERS, NO. Is.
Ali privates and non-commissioned officers
of the Third Regiment Minnesota Volunteers
now absent from their regiment will report
without delay at Fort Smelling.
By order of the Commander in Chief.
OSCAR MALMROS.
53t Adjutant General.
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HEADQUARTERS IN TIE FIELD,

HEADQUARTERS IN TIE FIELD,
NEAR BATON ROUGE, August IA, 1S62.j
To tn. Commanding Officer of the United
| States Forces at Baton Rouge:
Sir: The object of this communication is
| to call your attention to acts OF outrage re-
Gently committed in this part of the Con-
federate States, under tae orders of officers
of the United States army, and to other acts
which, l am informed, are in contemplation
under the same orders
Many private houses have been wantonly
burned, much private property has been
taken or destroyed, without compensation;
mapy unarmed citizens have been seized and
carried away into Imprisonment upon false
and frivolus pretexts, and information has
reached these Headquarters that negro
slaves are being organized and armed, to be
employed against US.
It is also stated that the Mayor of Bayou
Sara has been ordered lin case he cannot
procure negroes) to impress all abe-bodied
white persons for the purpose of loading
coal upon the boats OF the United States
fleet.
1t has been the earnest desire of the
Confederate authorize, to conduct this war
according to the usageS of civilized nations,
and they will adhere to them so long as
they are respected by tae United States.
am instructed by Major General Van
Dorm, commanding this department, to In
form you that the above acts are regarded
as in violation of the usages of civilized
warfare; and that in tuture, upon any de-
parture from these usages, she will raise the
black flag and neither give nor ask quar-
ter"
l have the honor to request an answer to
this communication, informing me of your
future purposes touching the acts herein
complained of.
am very respectfully your obedient servs.,
| JOHN G.. BRECKENRIDGE,
Major General G. 8. A.
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CTATEOF MINNESOTA, DISTRICT

~ COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COUNTY OF RAMSEY.
Eugene N. L2rpenteur against James A. Lee and
Dorcas Lee his wife Jacob h. Stewart George o. Ro-
bertson, Thomas Yardey, Joseph c. Herr, Reuben
Burnand, Adolph evils, Mathew W. Brown, John O..
sullivan and Timothy 3 Lawrence.
Summons
The state of Minnesota, to The defendants above
named
You and each of you are hereby summoned and re-
CURED TO answer the complaint in this action which has
keen filed In the office Of the lerk of this Court at ST.
Paul. in Ramsey County, in the State OF Minnesota and
to serve copy OF your to tie said ON
of Ramsey in sad Stste within tweaty days after the
service OF tn summons you, excessive day OF
such service and if You fail to answer the comp am
within time aforesaid the plaintifln this sction VIII
apply to the Court for relief demanded in the said
complaint. .
VAN EPTEN OFFICER,
Pl int,ifs Attorneys.
Dated st. Paul. Minnesota. July 8. 1862. augl6ww
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ST. JOHN, n. F., Sept 4-The steamer
Marracodats arrived here from London this
morning. George F. Train is a passenger
on her.
NEW York, September 4.--The steam
frigate Adirondack was totally lost, on the
pa ult., off Aporco. The crew were saved,
and sheltered on small island near the
wreck. The gunboat Canandaigua has
gone from Hilton Head to bring them of.
LANCASTER, Pa, September 3.-The
County Convention today re-nominated
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens for Congress. The
revised militia enrolment for this county
foots up 22,778, with 1864 in service.
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Burr StO re Mills
(FOa FAENS&S AND MliLERS,)
ANTI.t'RICrIoN HORSE POWERS.

4 NTLFRICIIONH HORSE POWERS.
Toos TEN FIRST PREMIUMS at Western State
Fl s Nil e. aVs By %er @
2. wer; does its work well as the lil stone
n,lf the power drive the largest sizes They are
very mqmpGc perfectly simple ana Tor farm use W Ill
Prces-S 90 ~ All $40, Flour Bolt Tor smallest
Ni;l. So extra,
THE HORSE PQ WEIR
has rroved i.:elf,o b. the best ever invented. The
friction uced b. Iron lis, a,ranse ed in all the
bearings. that the wno weight Of the e&stinss runs
u20n them. Taree pounds drlu htat the end q
feet lever will keep th9 power in motion thus germ
ns he enirS stsnEtn Oh TOE hafoss ID 9f sSa Gu .aS
this power, two on The endless chain power
is p>rt3b snd may be used In n neld as wei As n
saved 9th power 10 uss Il Is simple in con-
s!ructi0n and not liable to get ouI ofo:der.
lrce of Power FIR 10 ! horses. Sl25 09
rice of Power Tor | to hor es...;....., SIP o.
TteS,25 Tow3r will drive shy FhceShing Machine
Gvecy Macapc is sranteed 10 give satisfaction, OK
The honey WI b refunded.
REFERENCES.
PHILapELPH-A :, PENN.
GENTS With two horses or your anti. rction Pow
er, dive yoar No NIL, griadiag Is 3n-heis OF
Corn per an cut large quantity of hay at the
time have reVer seen a power that runs with
SO little friction aud equeny with SO little strain
upon the horses. . -
Supt 18th K .5tl st. Pass R. r. Co.
CL0srER n. j. Jan. SO, 1852.
MEssRs. BENNETT, BaorAGRs 6ENTs-l am very
much pleased with the Power. 1t easier than any
9th Power This vein iy and with the same horses
IN 90 neorly OF quit as much work run my
Thresher at 800 rfyj per minute and "a inch
Yours truly, rnTCR J. WHITE.
nSq- On all or era received before October ls 1862
the freight will be prepaid TO Chicago any port on
Lake Michigan.
Liberal discount to de !ers. Agents wsnted. State,
County and Shop Rights for sale.
For further information serd stamp for I;s rated
Circulars to BENNETT BROTHERS.,
juiy25 3m W ~ and A. Greene street, New York
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WHOLESALE AND Retail

between 5h and 9Th, ST. Pani. G. Goizian takes this
method of informing the trade that be is prepared
to III al Wholesale liberal terms than any other
in this city. His very large, nd selected
with great care, and strictly for cash. He invites
country merchants visiting the ci to purchase, to
give him CALL Orders from the country will be
filed promptly.
mr26-w6rn G. GOTHAM.
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DIED.

Sept. s. 1862, SUSAN G., wife of John Mlwane, aged
A years,
On the Attn instant FRANK FULLER, son of Fuller
). and Elvra Thompson.
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aelne tpa8 Ct fam nnb leAbe aus 1einem 9rts
NGes, mas CT entbebren fam. 0enn
t6r feline irplenen Strimpfe 1diden fSant,
l6idt ta,impClene. Wenn teiue 8lanfsttS 5h
baden 1np, IGtdt patttrte @teEpOsdeN. Naes,
tpas ,tns sesen Die &Glte I9Gben fam, TT tptle
fCmmen.
8enn unIere Nrmee 9eraoe 70, rte tie TT,
bur1 ben @itoen marlNtren tBnrte, ser
/ I'M ut, faa burGapes + II nnO bar,
taupt Diele 9Olpaten latm BON l@leat eebetl'
ten @unben, pbIAUn nod INNER frtihen
Mutbs, lire &letber BON Suseln bnrAlS9srt
tire 6a6nen bon Staub uuO pulOerraua &C.
l&pGrst, - penn bic Mrmee in bteIem 3u@
fanbe, nit nadten, wunben 6aBen, nit ger
febtett Gleioern mnb 8abnen BON Jft@mOnf
aa8 Dem MtlFlippt steben lplte, fe tpitroe eth
@danfptel barbtetsn, fir wel6s8 Die @ef@t@ti
tetn 8etlptel SeGrten bat, lettOen Deter Dor
Ainten8 leine seplumpten Shaaren bueb GU
rppa mad Dem gelObten 9anoe fi9rte.
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Baltimore 1Of(kfr.
Baltimore ben 21. Oftpber 1862.
Sim Gpeqmalt.


SOUR seire S@laGt unb spar etne bdlbt9e
@6laAt miro Die 9ptpmacarmee Dor bent
NuflGlaaen Der 8interquarttere l9aben. Die
&ebeaenarntee t sbenlU ~ge3pnnsen, ben Sampf
pteper auf3unebmsn. Str werben Da9er wabrc
1detnliG pemuG6f zine @9ladt boben, pelGs
ebenlo bluttg, tpenn nt6t bIutt9er werben tpirD,
als Ote am Nnttetam. q 1ns
Sen. Wfc@(ellan Bat beretts am is. ;.
cine 8ecpgnpssiyung BON !9arper8 6ertY mad
WtndeRer S%prgenommsn unD Die Sttlluu8 Der
fetnoltden StreitmaGt ermtttelt, tpDrauf er
wieDer naA BEN 2n0er an ben Bolivar S6ben
surGdfitl. OaS Neltltat DeS 3t9eS mar bte
@etptB6eit, baB Der 8etnO III beOeutcnber
@tGrte am Speanan llebt, Der 10 Oletlen lito=
lid bon 0in9eFer e~atlprtn9eab, In nUrpGltlts
der 3iAtun9 hem 9Utputae safieBt una fA 8
Metten nUrp6Rlt6 BON Nurtiu8burB III benz
felben erstebt.
D0rtem ptrb wa1rl6etnlt6 Die nGhfe
S9Ia9t gel8la8en wtrben. Gin Gieg Der
uuiOuswnGen pirDe Die Nebellen Das S0e<
nan0pabt9al berunterta9en ii. auf t6re 0aupt>
laOt %suridwerfen. Die Nlattpn piirDe frenptg
aufatbmen rrnD sS ptrpe ltA eber benin ie cine
Nnbabnung su einem psrnInftt9sn unO gepte.
aeneu 6rieben tn NusltGt Ite0en.
Soate aber Der SAlag miBlineen, lo0te
unlere @nfen Elm 0ltBgei9td trsftn, mas
Damn ? Das gnpe Oe8 &rtege8 paaroe ais.
Oaun son gteneu ami lau9e ultsepile 3eit
6tnau8gsI696en werben, @ai6tngton pare pte
fru6er bsprpbt uaO Marylaub umO NennlYlbaz
utsu pirben li4er Spa ben JtebeaeubCrDen BON
9leusm iberl9pemmt Euet6en. Ote 3erlumps
( fen unp ~ausge6un8erten WannlAaften 2ee's
wiirDen tire Winterqnarttere ouf n6rDlt0ent
8ppeu auflAIaget, mas f9ertt0 Den QblAluB
zines faulen TrieOeus ut9t weni9 be9iiuttge1
wirbe.
8ir molten Elm lOI9fS MtBgelGtd ntGt
-befen, aber 1T baleIbe unmG9lt92 6atte
Sen. Olc@lelan eleth mad Der SGlad6t am
Anttstam Ietnen Grfpl9 tpetter auseebeutet,
bate er Dem 6etpp feine glt6e yerg5nnt lfG
gu r%eorsanifren, rere GerllGrfunaen an It6
gu steben unD f9 BET 0inGeter feIf5uleben,
70 fGn0en Die g@batcen far bas Bnmoesbeer
uab pic Union du9cnbltGltA nett better. Die
ausagrpBe 8orltat uuO Nen9ItltGtett @tcG(els
lan's bat Das Seer pteber In eine 9aee ae~
6ra9t, pel6e etlt bur9 cine ncue blttiae
S9Ia6t aus ibrer 3~petfel6aftigfeit Gerau8-
fOnnen utuB. Wir tppllen tDffen, Dae Der
Spequan eiu 3tpsiter Nnttetam fir Die Jtebel
len miro, bamit Die t1nipn snbIi1 tpieOer etnen
S9ritt petter fon,mc in Der 9Glun8 tGrer 8rCs
Sen Atf9abe Der GeaIilirung Der 6umantz
t1tss unO WeenlGenredte.
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Sen. WesIeD's U%fG3iener 8erid5t iber Ole SbIad,t
su .Gaucrgne.

4N $50 A------~@WN~ ha.
Gen. WesIep's Ufh;icner Seridbt iber Ole 9HIddt
Su Sanergne.
GolgenDes lit Der ~pff,ieIe 8ert9t bes Sc.
neral JlesleY itber ben iain0ltem @ie9 gu Ga
UerBne, Senr.
~9auptauartier Der Ser, ct. IruppeM
MalbpiIe, 8. Sft.
cir - General aiur s. 81. MnberIcn,
8rtsaoeseneral 6orret unO General 6arris
tattsn cine erpBe Gruppenmalle gu 9aSerane
aulammensesueen NIT Der NbltGt, Nalbptar
ansugreifen. Da mir Die @sleeenbett eitnat9
ldten, burG etnen plGbltGcn Nnertf bieIes
YrUiett gu SerltGren, 70 WurOe In Der Nadt
pom 6. ps. Elm Corps, belte9fnb aus 400
Mann Snfanterie, 400 Wann @aOaIerte hnb
bier @el9aben inter 6em COMMANDO peS Sc
neral 9almer auf Der Murfreesbprp Noab ab-
eelAtdt. OletG3eiti9 marlAtrten 1900 Mann
Snlautsrte unter Colonel Willer ouf l1mpez
gen mad 2aSer9ne,
Die feinpli4en Yidets lfanben In betrGAt-
ltAer Stdrfe auf ben Npaos. Der Geinb be-
gam baDer NIT %unierer- MSant9arbe auf gem
Meilen bin eit fOrttpGbrenbes SGarmuBel
uno 5p9 l6 3uritd, inpem er perludte etne
S9lahtlinte su f~prmtren bebpr unlere eanse
Streitmaht sprriidte. Der 6etnb erSfuete
Dann bas 6erer nit orei StIG NrttQeriesArf
eine Dtltau5 ron %pretbunDert gJarbs. Dtelss
5euer wmrpe aber balD gum S9pei9en 9e=
brn6t, inpem cine Bonnie i9re Munittpnspa
gen erplObtrte in Dem Nusenbltd ais Der 6ein6
eeeen ben re6ten Sli9el bon Sen. Nalmer's
Irippen SDrriiden nplte. .' y.
golenel BiaiS' Snfanterie ritdte In einer
praGtpolcn S6fa6tlinte Sur unD rtGtete Elm
gut 9~C3ielteS 6euer auf pte fetnOliden Netben,
tpelGe Sfpf9ung DurA eine 9eldtfte Gntfals
auf Der reften unp ltnfen Sette untsrs
fibt tpurDe, nm Dem Geinb ben &Gd3ug abs
sulanetpen. Ole Nebellen Dtelten 30 Miinuz
ten Stanp, Dann aber loben Tie In Der pilOe-
fen l1nUrOnuns unp lteBen 175 @efan9ene In
anlrren S1npen. Inter Oen(elben tparen Stpet
@plOnel8, slpei 9teut. @clotelS unp etne gln=
3abl 2tntaoff3tere. Drei Stid Nrtilerie, etne
Burratbe, .9rpSilfpnen, 8elbegutpn9e,
perlonaIefeften, Iabnen nnb bret Gilenbabn=
purpen 3erfGrt. SIRE Meberla9e mar
SIR gerlult an Sppten nnb Gers
punbeten betrug 9e9em so Nann.
Gin betatQirter Sert9t pirb init na9fer1
gelGtdt wetben. ssa
Infer 8erlulf beltebt aus 5 @etSbtetep, ueua
.SerWunoeten ilno bier GermiBten. M
Sb babe bic Gre &c. aa "a So ..
!. Sas. 6. Negte9,
commandments Ort9abe9eneral.
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Gnu Tnrt Mnurne.

6ort Monrpe, 10. Sft6r, @eltern
Nbenp Fam baS 0arlamentaubuDt Sobn q.
@arner BON Ntfens Gambling an uno braGte
$50 flntUns9efansene' unter, Nlftdt oes Ma4
tcr @ 81. Sbenf bonn 35. 0ennlqtsania-9te4
stment. .s,e a. eyo qrr4ae aaarFs8 81 "a
Der Stnrm batte 9dn3ti6 auiseb5rt mnO
bic Slptte, pel&e int bieisen 6afen lag 9tnS
btelsn Mor9en friib meg. aslg&1 t2oGr
Die petersburg @rpreB pom Is. Sftober
la9t; 9G9lt9 merpen 1000 ganteesefan9ene
auf i9rem @e9e nad Dem Noroen,in 9eterss
burg frtpartet. .asre.eH ar 5fsg 81 Il ~
@tlOe @anle unb Gntfn liuo IN unsabttser
Weu9e auf benz SdmesfluG, aber es fsblt an
SagerR, le 81, l1teben. Der Dreis. peS Netr
gen TT beoeutenp 9sfalen. ST. fsltet iebt $3,
Is per 8ul9el.. psee 81.
Die grprsB last nWtr befiirdts. 9rObe
l1ebslf1nbe pesen Dem Man9el an &o6lens
Der Ni6mOno Dtspat9 pom 10. SftUber
fast; Bir. s~lauben, ,baB pte 6GDeralen .einsuI
perspstfelten &erlub MAIDEN iperoene dbre str
~len9span3erten 26ift DrnrY's 8luf paliren
su lafen. Wtr Io1ten ptele @arnung 6fberz.
at1en unp ulS oorle9en. .s.Ge ID
Dalelbe Blatt laeta tnpem e5 Dunspen jung
fen lS6la9ten IN &eutud9 Ipri6t TN m Ia.
D. wuroe 81 9errpStle in &s. cine SGlaGt
sel4lasen, wel6s &eutudy LANCE Sabre be-
tr1llerp trtID. ~ -,.is goa9ih9 5EF 8gsm V
Der Ni6mpno @raminer BON IL. lagt !.
9uten, 8erObner bon @9arlaton, &c..
baben cine Setter in i9rer Stabt sebabts Sic
tauften namltA eth neues @ibperlGif, ipels
DIES bprten 8ebaut ipurpen 1T. as e s4
Der gratntner beanlprnGt etneu Stes Der
st YerrYpiae, &s., unb last, Der
Der 8unofstruppen betrms 10000
TOptt, gerpunpete unD @efangene, tpabrenps
Der gerluR Der Rebelen TIM 1@ansen niGt
5000 Wanu aberfteg. 81 esd ft5y q q
%, g, Sbpemater, @eurss 8alA Deter
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Ser SuftnuO Scr Mebellenormse.

Dem Sapannob gteputItcan miro unter
benz rs. Sept. aus Btn9eter 9elarts6en:
nNfetn 3ulfanD lit Der Dirt, paB j1 fir tebI
uIuaG3lt6 I'm Otenfe blettea tanu. Nuf 10
Uiel Strapa3en, 2etpeu unO @nttebrun9en, tpie
unIere Nrnee, felt le POM Jt~appa9annUG al.
ntarl9irte, purhgema1t 6at, ipar tA puA ntAt
gefabt. WuBtr NapUlepn8 i4redlt0ern 8iid=
5u9e ii NuBlauO Sat wp4I Die 0el0tdte fetu
iUIGeS SaauIptet auf3uweilen, pie oos, mas
unIfre Nruree felt Dem .Nbmarl1 pona e}atnes
Sttptr pargebpten Bat.
Die @rmse 5o9 ptregt rad Dem Nappa6an,
nod, erfGmpfte lf@ BON nurt BEN Dea mad,
Dem 9otomac, ii6erl9ritt btelen mno riifte
mad 6agerstOtpn unO TrepertG, be(fanb Elm
bIuti8es Grefen BET 8Dpnsbprp ump etn 3tpet.
tee an GramPtUns Say, lAIug Ole gr5Bte
6eoIAla9t Des Srte9eS BET SGarpsbur0 uap
gtn8 pann itber ben Vctomac mad 8lrQtnten
snriG, 0abrenb bieier 0ar;ea ,3ett raGeten
unlere 8rtppsn nur 4 Sage. unp BON ben
Nlannern, wel6e Oiele DunOer BON Musoauer
unD 5elDenmutb Serrt9teten, mar et II s inf.
tel barfuB, bte9atfte In Sum
PEA ge1MIIt unO alte Galb YER
bMn9ert. Die 2anOldaft pom tappaban=
nod BITS gum NOtpmac 1T au80e1augt unD ul,-
ier TRANSPORTING en- 9enit9t ntat, um Dte Nrs
NEE BON elmer 70 Uett entfernten 8aGs aus,
ptt @prDOnsptQe nit GorrGtDtn at perIeben.
Denn ia einmal eth VruDtant5ug aulanate,
OrdnSten Die 1mfdROe 70, baB bic 9eute nur
leIten 3eit batten, Die Qebensmtttel su,uberst-
ten. Oiele S@,piertsfett tparO nod DursA Den
umtanb er56bt, DaB Das metle Rp6aelbtrr
bate 3ur1d9elaltn ptrOen milIen. Sc par
ntGt lelten, etne @umpasnte ~Serbun9erter 2elte
at iebtn, unter Die Elm SAP Wtebl 9ert1eilt
pUrptn mar, pas IN BrU0 st p~erpanbeln Ie
ueber 3ett nod Mtttel batten. NiGt einmal
Elm Stid Brett, O0er Elm Sad, I'm ben Getg
oarauf 5t tteten, mar 81 erIansen. 3etne
Arnist in Nmertta bnt tetnals 70 Stel SoQ>
bra4t nnb 70 ptel 9eIitttn, tpie ttniert Gtr9int=
iAe Nrnee tpdbrenO Der leBtsn bret Mpuatt.
Do9 70 fAper au9 ibre bis6erigen 2etOen
8etrelea Itn0, fe ltnO faum Der 9leoe tpertb
TN Ssrelei9 sa ben 9sibsn, tpelAs le TN
btbprFebenDen 0tnter gu ertragen
baben miro, iOtnn ntGt Ofort 6alfe eeI4aft
ptr6. Dte SOlbaten miiden tuarine Osden
babsn, I'm lt9 9e9sn RGlts, @Anee unb Sis
gu i4aben. sic mitiirn Striim9fe un0 S6ube
9aben. (8OI9t Gin e~tnOrtnslt&er Nufruf an
ote BetpOtner beg SuOenS, DteIe 8eDirfntIe
gu %ltefern.) Die 8eOirfniGe Der armee 16wet-
len ber8e6UA an fe t5nnen uuo bIirfen ntdtl
ldn9er unbeaGtet Gletben. Cine Belt lana
bUften MIR, un ere 8tnter9DrrGt6eI
NarYtnn0 erlansen 3t fSnnen.
Oiels 5rfnunS III fldSlt4 9ei9ettert. Dte|
Re9ttrung III nt9t TN StanDe,I
Dte erfOrOerlt6en @OrrGtbe ;m bel9afen, benin
lie ftnb i'm Ganbe nj d. gu TAU
Nas 9el6eben fam, muB Dur1 baa
Bolt ielbf BefaebeH. STR ale ptfen, bab Gel
'sr fs9rfnaPp tf, ater tbus isper @tn~l