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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
WHOLE NO. 2l3.

'hink retain their l,mbs-cramp their
affect;ons-gall and wound them. I
wish. on the contrary, that they shall
he bound together by tn ose unseen.
soft, easv-sitting chains that result from
generous affections and from q sense Of
common interest and and common pride.
In short: fellow citizens. my desire is,
and nv labor is to see that state Of
things pruAnced in which, filing all
hosoms with gratitude al hearts with
JOY, Illuminating all faces spreading
through al ranks Of people, whether
rich or nror, whether North or South.
East or West: there shall exist the
halu of al chr suffering: the great sol.
aco Of all cur politicsl calamit,es; the
great security Of everything prosper
Gus and great and glorious in the fu-
ture: and that Is, she united love Of 4
united government.' .-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
ANOTHER UTTERANcE OF WEE!

ANOTHER UTTERANcE OF WEES
rER's.- The following is an extract
from a speech Of Daniel Websrer, de-
livered at the Revere House. on the
occasion Of the "welcome home," by the
citizens of Boston, April Goth, 1850
It seems to be forcibly applicable to the
times. "The united love of united
government" That is the noble SEN
timent Of true friend Of the Union:
"The Union for the preservation Of
which strive. the Union Of the States
for which I strive-is not merely a
union of law-of constitution of com
pact; but, while i, is that, it is union
Of brotherly regard, Of fraternal feeling
throughout the whole country. l dc
mot wish that any portion Of the peo.
pie in this country shall be held togeth
fer only by the bonds Of q legal corpo
rstion: bonds which scms Of them may
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11

The nation has furnished the admin
istration with about million and a
quarter of men, with whom, in the
space of two years and a half. it has
"redeemed' Tennessee, and parts of
Virginia, Mississippi, Arkansas, and
Louisiana. There still romans the
larger portion of Mississippi, North
and South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
Florida, and Texas, with large tracts
in Louisiana and Arkansas, and the
most formidable portion of Virginia,
whi;h are yet to 10 redeemed" The
cost, in men, money, and time, Of this
prospective "redemption,' under the
policies of the present dominant party.
is simple question of arithmetic.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
nASS & ELMENDORF,

roRwAEDlNs, STORAGE and COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
Public Square, McSTrgor, Io1ra
agents for McCormick,s Reaper, Dow &
Fowler and Canton Sweepstake Threshing
Machines, Moss & Williams and Brainairds
Sugar Eyaporators, and Frost's Sugar Cane
Mills
Kept constantly on hand, Horse-Rakes
Cradles Crind-Stones Plows &C., in any
quantity to suit purchasers. ]no44,31y.]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11

The Emancipation proclamation was
intended to free the negroes. Accor-
din & to reports Of the administrations
own agents, it has already made forty
Thousand Of them, along the banks Of
the Mississippi, free to starvs, free to
perish of cold and neglect, or free to
die of disease in the swamps and bayous
o. that great river. This i. the first
result Of abo]l ton philanthropy towards
those whose welfare it professsdly at.
tempts TO advance.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
PAP-.ns II -E. IN CHINA.
Wherever paper money! is isued Fl

"uSAo'1i p~P"A A'oA0y 10 looS" ;'"'
length of time, to :'" clus ion of gold
and silver, the historian has but one
record to make. That record, for all
times and for all nations, is financial
ruin. Before he begins to write the
historian we'll knows with what mora
he must adorn his tale; for he has see,
roo many pursuing the same car or
and bringing up at the same invincibl e
go,l. Even China, with it's stratifod
society and it's absolute rn|ers. has
found no exemption from the universal
law.
More than one hundred years before
the Christian era paper money was in
circulation in China. In the tenth GEN.
tury the Imperial Treasury issued a
kind Of bank bills in exchange for
goods left on deposit. These bills re-
presenting values were everywhere
used III trade. In the thirteenth GEN.
tury paper money circulated like silver
and was used to pay the officers of
Government as we'll as in all CONNER
cial transactions. Indeed it was made
forcible illegal TENDER" the people be-
ing required, under penalty of death,
to receive it in payment. for all debts
and purchases whatsoever. OF course
the more it was thus forced into use,
the more it necessarily increased in
quantity, and decreased in value. Un-
der the Nogul dynasty, which strove
with its blind despotic measures to
give it an artificial value, this paper
money brought the most serious calam.
tiles upon the country, having exhaust
ed all it's resources. Then came the
Ming dynasty. Instead Of proGting by
the grievous lesson of their ances tors
they emitted more paper money, and
prohibited the circulation of gold and
silver. But natural laws are always
stronger than mans laws. In the 18th
century the Ming paper money had de-
preciated till it required two hundred
dollars to buy one of gold.
But the Chinese Government does
not seem to have learned wisdom much
more rapidly than some other people :;
for in 1S45 all taxes were ordered to
be paid in paper, and the circulation of
hard money was absolutely forbidden.
And again tho natural laws triumphed.
The conventional value of the paper
money, which was most elegantly print
ed, declined, and in short time became
so worthless that it utterly disappeared
from circulation. These facts are
gathered from work recently publish
ed in France. Y. Express.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11

Since "the government" was attacked
with small pox, that inimitable disease
is said to be all the rage among the
Washington ton. Those who don't
take it are suspected of disloyalty"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11

Lobby members with all sorts of
axes to grind are said to be in full force
at Washington,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
THE PRESIDEN rIAL ELECTION.
PREDICTION-ATsOC1 IF TRUE.
From the Washington Correspondent Of The Chicago Tine

From the Washington Correspondent The Chicago Times
Months ago I sounded the note cf
alarm in regard t. the atrocious de :igos
Of the administration in reg,rd to the
next Presidential election; and askel:
Does any one really believe that we
will ever be allowed to haze another
Presidential election? Every week
since then the designs Of the Adminis-
tration on that subject have been as
suming more definite shape and com.
p|exion, until now it is plainly evident
that it has been determined by Abra-
ham Lincoln that he will retain his
present position for another term Of
four years; that he will permit the FORMS
Of presidential election to ba
gone through with as usual:
but that he will take such measures
that no one vii! be allowed to vote ex-
cept thos: who will vote for him. T.
have no election at all, and to proclaim
himself perpetual dictator, would be a
simple process. But he does not dare
to take that step yet. The mode that
I have indicated, while 1t will preserve
IT, shadow of free election, will be
b, a mockery, but it will be equally
sure to caray the pretended election in
his favor.
Let it be remembered that although
candidate for President of the United
States will be voted for, yet really that
candidate will only be voted for in the
Northern States. This, at once, great
ly .impli6es matters, and takes off the
immense vote that would be cast against
him at the South. Then all that will
be necessary will he to pursue, in all
the doubtful States, the same course
that was recently pursued in Maryland
and Delaware. In States that are
known to be safe for the Republicans
even, this will not be necessary. But
in all the States where heavy Demo
cratic vote would otherwise be cast, the
army will he present as it was present
in Maryland. 1t was illegal to pre-
scribe a test oath to the voters Of Mary
land. 1t will be no more illegal to ex
act a test oath of the voters Of Illinois,
of New York, of Ohio, of Pennsylvania.
In this way, and by other means, the
Democratic vote of the North will be
smothered. and Abraham.Lincoln be de
clared elected for another term. Such
is the programme which has been
agreed on by the leaders of the Repub-
lican party, in order to perretuntc their
sway to prolong the wsr, and to over
throw the Constitution and the liberties
Of the country.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11

NEGRO DEsERTERs.--The Detroit
Free Press says: ''Quite a number Of
Col. Barnes negroes have deserted
and reached the other side Of the river,
where they may be seen lourging around
the Windsor doggeries or basking like
blacksnakes IN the sunshine. Having
disposed of their county warrants and
received full bounties, and clothed
themselves in comfortable United States
uniforms, they become sick of soldier
ing, and make tracks for Canada. One
of them boasts Of having with him a
goo' Springfield rifle, and says that
had he 'blong'd to de cablcy, he'd had
q horse, sure
The first marriage notice ever pub
lishel is republshei from an old record
and finished in the modern style as fol-
lows:
"And Adam said: This is how bone
Of my bone and flesh of my flesh; she
shall be called woman, because she was
taken out Of man. Therefore shall
man leave his father and mother, and
shall cleave unto his wife. They shall
be one flesh" No cards.
Artemus Ward says there is no DALI
ly paper published in this town, hut
there is laliss' sewing circle, Which
answers tho same psrpose."
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
Cards.
ENEORGE ". PIERCE.

/, c.lcr in General Msrchand!'e, Dry
ca. ds. Groceries, Boots and Shoes, Crookery,
ola a. H. Nails. Putty, Ready Made Clothing
Hat an a Caps Sc, &c, In short we keep
nl,n vt every article required, and usually
Kent ip canntry store, and cell as cheap as
the t,,nss will permit. 'eeS'
New OREGON Dec. 1lth 1863
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
N,GREGOR TANNERY.

WANTED. at this Office good, steady
T" industrious boy, ID to 16 years old. to
=, arn the printers trade. To such a one with
good knowledge of reading and writing an
trsordinary opportunity will be given.
knv.,, SsA 1888. hstv%H
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-12-11
NEW DSLGON PLAIN DEALEh

'p.blis,,.l every Friday at the p'"ind'als
p.iatins rooms, Main Street, New oreso"
Howard county, Iowa. F, J. MEAD pro
priesor.
-TEHM1.-
sia ,le copies one year. in r4vsncs' ~ w W.
q. it ns at the end OF mo. -
:, u g {. {. emo. so
=, 4, 4. l2mo. 400
.lubs of ton, In advance, each eo
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-14
VI ntetieantftDe 0rod,rte6t en-.

3Odit tragii6 sn6ete Elm tunBer Deuti4er
Namens @barleS 81. ylol am DUnnerfa9 tn
gp. 20 SpwerY IN glew @Ort. &r tDdr Elm
SOlbdt ees 8. u. q. Dol. Ne9t., Der letnen
urlaub I'm mebrsre Sage tberI9rtttsn bate
nuo oesbalb lIrGtste, als DtIerteut bebanOeIt
ga werDen. Gr mar etner g%sptien Maria
Straube ju8etban uno beI1lob nit tbr 3u
%Iterben, um Dem unangenebmen Eeo beS Gr.
lttsBfus ous ofm Nege gu 9sbsn. Sn etnsm
0laie nit BranntWetn btaGts &C flo uno
letHer Getisbten Opium BET, baS ct Bel @bm.
0eber, WC. IS 8aparplr. dnesbltH CUR Set
lung bon Wunben getauft Bate.
Oa oas erite 0las nidt Die eepiinIGte
Btrfuu8 Bate, gab CT benz MaO@su Elm 3tpsts
tss un0 erSfnete tbr pantt, baB Ge beipe per-
9tttet islsn, ct babe In sinsm 8rieft leiae
AuesbGti8rn gebetfn 0e tn t II @rab au lee
gen. DaS OtapAen i6rte um 9aIfe, nun
ma6te Scot einen 8erIu8, 1e 81 erbrc1eu,
pnroe lsOU4 burA hffti8e S.9mer3sn = Ote
Wtrtun9sn beO @ifteS - baran Ser0tnbert,
Gin berOeiasrufener ar3t entfegnte bas Gift
aus benz Maeen beS MdD4ene, NcQ aber
tarb. 0te llnterlu4ung fauO bur9 Goros
ner SDtlbep fat uno eytbstlte bte SatY bas
Gsrsiet: oSabfentleIbuuB OGrb gtaut9msn
BON Opiun."
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l1nfere ftGottfben 1tnanaen

tsben auf siuetn ~ sanfissn GtanOpanfts,
wie faum etne au0ers, 9rOBe Stapt Der linton
Itbn auf5umeiIeu bat. glatb Dem bon DEM
6tnan3.@ cmtte SeS Stabtrattes Dcraeleateu
8erlAte, fab bte Tarrn in Dem NVase etnae.
sausen, sa6 Der StaOt 9tesiiter nt6t alela
i'm StauOe MAR, Die ~Iaufenbe Stulo unb bic
fGrttiden Wusaaben gu bsden, lcubern looor
lm !. San. 1903 Gin us5erl9uB BON $297..
1853 in Der ltdstilhrn &alfe perblteb. 1pelGe
fur ete StaOt IN 1868 OerrenSet perpen fSn.
men. Dtelem 8inltisen 3u1onbe Der ltdptt,
IGen Gtnan3en 1T e5 aud 3M;uIAreiben, bas
bte N68absn fiT ees I~aufenbe 9a6r nur aue
80 GentS pro 500 lftpnltrt lFnp, - Elm
Nefmltat, wfI9es tetne aRbtre
8rObeS stare Ia ber linton auf f.
I5uweien Bat.
TerSlst@sn MIR unisre finan,tsle @teGuna
init Der traurtSen Gage GROCER Stabte I'm Ga
ben, 1an1sntlt6 NIT HiGmuub, 10 ISnneu tptr
unS zines @efa6l.s Der Danf6arteit uttt ent.
tpsbren, baB trCb Der 6ritfenten 3etten etnes
BtrSerfrte9eS unp Der m~anntbfdbsn Spfer
unierer Burger unIere 80 81 entail.
Stapt ftan3tege 8ort6etle etruuaen bat.
0lO9el fe unter ben Nulpieten bes Sterneu.
BannerS auf BEN bstreteuen 0eoe DOrp6rtS,
lhrelten gum 9uben unO Grommen Des @e.
iammtuelens, ute gum 8ert6eil fsbes etn3el.
nen Burserst
ma Rl
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@ie Der GrpHeMnaul

Der Netu. OSrter vGopperbeabo" Der Ie6r sb,
rsnwertbe 5srnunOO Booo, BON Ben pfLt9t9e.
treuen Soloaten unlrer Nrmse betradtet miro,
barber 9e6en fplsenpe 8sl6lile Der SfF3lere
bss vMOsart=6 AL -&eetS." (4O. q. 9. Bot
Nu1IAluB, weI6e bet einer tn Sortaer Dods
am pOtUmae @resf, 8a., ~utse9oltsnen Ger=
lanmlunB 9efabt Wur6en. OteIelben ldnten :
DNuS benz @runce, Dap GernanHo $1,000 tn
IeW 'gort itA BET serlAtebenen @slegen6eiten
ribmte, bteles &esiment ~9e9ranpst ga baben,
riluI&en Utr etnltimmtg, Den 8erOatbt bon
ans fern gu balten, OaB mir NIT Den @elin.
nun9en oteIeS Wannes IYmpatbtfren,
uno belAlteBen, 5u sgtldren, bnB ptr nit
Dem @ntlaluiIe In ben Dtenit Def Ser. Staa.
ten setreten fuS, iOtpObl se8tn Ofsne ale aud
8esen sebeime Gstsatber gu tdmpfen, unO bab
ptr BET williamsburg, Tair OATS, 8uQ Stun
unO 6rebertdsburs Den S1wur Der 3reue nit
unlerem Dilute belfeeelten.
Gerner, baB MFR ale SYmpatbie nit Ser
uanbO WUCb Ooer Ndtunes6eseugunsen aes
yen benIslben eatrafst ~aurldIpetlen uub en-
tldren, bab nt9t Elm Maan bieIeS Neatmeuts
etuen Gent bon 6ernanbo Wopo 3ur MusrI.
fnfl9 erbatten pal, u. Dap Die 6abnen, tpelhe
uns BET unisrm @tmarlA In gOnterS iberrei6t
wuroen, ni6t BON 6ernanbp Wopr, irte Der
ieltt gu bebaupten tragt, IOnbsrn bon 8Ir=
germ glew.D OrtS be3ublt purpsn. g8tr 6absn
tstne W&tun8 mnD teiue Spmpatbie fur btslen
Utann ano bCfsn, boB Der Sag tcmmen mo
&c, an welHem iolhe 8errGtbsr wte MusI1ttae
uno 9Hurten bebanbeIt perpen.
6erner ertlarsn mir, baB unlere @efa9te tn
Der Neos Gen. Buffers in Der yGcaoemp Of
Otulit" In NeW.YOrt am 2. Iprit ausaelpros
den puroen, uno baB mir ntemals 3Taern unb
lApdnten t~perben, Der Ns9terung tteles Qan=
Oss trem 3h ietn; 70 LANCE @ctt uns Stdrfa eibt,
trfldrsn mir ben 8trrGt9sru ban Rttea, bis
bic Irbtt Spur berielOen perwIi4t IT,"
Uenn 6erunnbO msbr IoI&e euten 6reunbe
bon NeU gOrt Bat, 70 mag er feline Segel eins
,ieben. Done 3wetfsI miro tbm bsi Qelune
FOLDER gsi&lailt gang "etlt4" gu Mutbe rpsrs
ben unb 1etne Sttrn ih tn beOentttAe 6alten
(e9en, ME Der Dt&ter trsfenO last: y6e~rnanSo
mas bltfit Du 10 triib unO 70 bleiG, gerfun
oef mir t~rauri9e Nabr u raj
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Meber bic TlMctnationen

bss @OIOss i&rst6t bte Ntp. goster 6anbelss
3ettun9 POM IL. b.:
wOas Cob WstC BAT bteIe g8o6e tpie.
Der letne Syringe 8eHaat uno utan fSnnte
li6 bteie SAUautunssn eefaaen lalen, pean
ft 6te Equalization aGein beritbrten unp ntft
aaf ale 3pei9e beS Sel0dfAi9sn 8ette6rs btu
I4Gnoltdfsn @influB ii6tfn. 0eiper it bieS
aber i'm ausSspsbntelten MaaBe Der Sat unb
iepes Wttttel, ods btm @ClblHptnosl Elm Cube
ma6t, mub untsr ben seeenrGrttgrn Scr.
baltntleu piatommen Ietn. Die 9abl berie=
nt9eu, tpslde ben @eleesntpurfen aur 8e.
lWrdnfun9 Der Sob psfula!iou, nit beneu
unisre StaatSlrStslutur liA felt mebyeJen
Wcbsn bsI6Gftt9t, OppOntrtn, fhmtl,t pebGal6
tdblt6 metr ~3ulammen, Otr 8erbanoIunaen
abfr 0teies @eieb, fOtpte Die @srl9te a6er Oas
Reimbursement GbarIefOn'S parea 60 oern
aud bauptIdhltt, selde ben Gtauo bes Sob
I9to's Ia 0ieIsr WOGe tesinHuBten, uno ie
na6 t0rer msbr ODER trent9er ipabtI6einltAsn
SrBrGaoun9, Den Gour5 aud mebr Oper re.
atgeg beraboriidtsH. @te ale quite Vatriotsn,
WIniHen mir bas Cob 6aI0m6sli&f part 40
Ie6en, loa bieIer Wuni9 aber fir's Grte un.
.erfullt bletben, 10 mare eS fir Die @elamr,t-
SntereIen uniereS 6anoelS bedeE, bas Sob
A9to bsflt8te itG auf ittnem isst9sn tOasn
DHnft, ais pab 0ts tabeH Sdpautungsm GG
'tdSli9 wteOerbcIen. l1n1ers Fluctuations
Isabelle ialtebt nur BITE auf umldBe an Der
SSrie balirten 9Cttruugen eth, !usldYe bic tag
ltNen SprInac tai lNpa6 auabriideu. Sn
s. 8. DGOal Sole, Dem GammslSIab Der Sue
rita Speturanten, mar pom 4. bis gum 9. b.
81 Der bS9iie unb A Der nisbrtgRe Vuntt.
StIber fOIst ben 8stpesnugen bs5 0olote,
ipteIt aber I'm 8stfebr tetne 9roBe @ole. Da5
@elhaft tn 3VlI NUten bat fat gang auf=
getGtt."
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Gngf0nO. Sn Der Gibana Des 6rtttliAsn
SberbauIe s bom "a. Ndr3 errptOerte Carl
0tunel auf rtns 6ra9e bs8 garl BON 9baftss
burs, Der fron56Fide 0elanpte tn Yettrstura
babe bic 6eyausgabe Der beiDen BON 0seuben
auS9eltef erten poIntIbsn Stuoentsn oerldnet
Der englilhe @eIanbte an yuiilAen 60fe
bride pie pofuung aus, DAP JlublapD OteS
gep6bren tpegoe. &ulIeu faBte %ferner, ct 1abe
ni&ts IN 8etref l~saltt3eg III preuBsn OerbaG.
.teter Nclen 0ern0mmen.
Die 2on0puer Shines pom &c. Nfari miBs
.bilt8t eniI9te0en bic ue6ermaduug bon $500
3ar BslADi1tt8ln8 per aufribretilden AR
better in @tals9bgipae, un0 metnt, Dap btgirs
3ur GEmutbtgutD con pGbsIauI aufsn ptsnen
mWIe.
Gin Gin enber Ia Der nGtmrS" smpiieblt bic
unterltH5ung per Nuswan0srung osr Nrbsttsr,
mm peren Generalization ju per0lttn.
Der Yartier gprrsi pOn0ent Der n9tmes"
oertbetbigt gapOieOn Be8en Die Don &tagSlaft
tn letnem Werte iiber Den GrimtrIeg esbobeHG
BslAuIOtgun3 rsr 6eigteit.
Dad Oent Star" beabli6tiat bic Reateruna
pQu Jtf. Oapto eine neue BaunpOlrusWu
Ieibe tm 8straqe pen e2O,O 0O 900 $500.
000,000) 3u cpntra9iren.
SSranfrrjb. PARTS, 81. WlGr3. Der
rpfgea falideu Gpte!e8 uno @auneret ",
g rtAt ge3pgsue Garcia III jn finf 9a6reu
letn MlitihulcI9er GaI3abU 3u Is MpRattr
@efan8nib perErtbetlt por6cu. a
AuS Go1in China IdBt lt6 bic 9leaieruna
GrFUlse tbrer Gruppen ipsl4e SerfGrft tporpei.
maren. niGlpeF.
Sir bte nnl4ulStg perurttettte @tttps
Dodge ltnD bitnabe $4,000 ge1ammelt pOrs
pen. OaS @0miie, belsu 8ortbtr ODi0Cn
SarrOt III, bat beI6lOien, tbr nit Dem @eloe
Elm 0aug9tn UNI 0ruutfG6 gu fdnftu.
Der bon = ,trei1 p%aroItTte Gau9tepic3
Uurbe In paris errartet.
sStaliem. Sn Der DsputtrteNfantmer pllr
ceu am 81. MGr3 bic BstIttonsn az @unisn
YOlen's Den, DituiItegium 8ugetptsisu, NIT
bsm Nu8lpru4 Der uebsrseuBuug, baB es
aaea @fSgIt@s l3u 0unifsn pOIeu'6 tbnn
tpilrbs.
Der MtntRer. Qrd Fbent Sartnt III auriGid5
9etretsu, unb bsr 8tnani.W tRifer @ltu eetti
9at feline Sttte ubsrnCmmrn, NIT De, bebal~
tune per 8taan,en. -9alolint, Ger Miuifer
Der Nu6pqrttsen Nn9eIegsnbetten purpe burG
istntn# @sneralletrstatr 0eno1a srIebt,
S6pehen. Stpd9Otm, 27. MSr3.
&tn 9roBeS GsltmabI purDe bier beute @6enp
gu Glren pee Garlten @ja,tOrysft aeaebtn.
General 5a3eItus brabte pen Goat auf go
len" aus, peIder NIT Der 9rGBten 8eseiRes
tiit1d d~nfdeupnnen spurOe. Ole MeIpIflhoftl
lang pDlutlte NationalisOsr.
SGhemarf, Roptntagpn, 27. W1r3.
OaS 4eHtiae vOauemast" laat, es berrl6e
etne erpgs un3uftteOenbeit tussen per RanOi.
hes 0rtn3en gBilbslm fur osn arisGts
ifen SbrUt, neil Die Nadfol9e auf DEN SGntzI
3brOn auf bret SS9as ces Wrthaeal
@brtftan bef&rautt lst,
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WOn iSnrt Wonrne.

sort WonrOs, ID. Mpril. Oer BOIt.
Oampfer nNpelaiOs", Capt. Cannon, traf bic.
len Wlor8en bon hampton NoaO Gin uno trtnst
ote VaGEtAt, OaB Dalelbl uab tn 9orfolt tpe.
eea Der ~ueueten Sepeguuaau Der 9teGeuen
9rOBe Nufre9uug berri9e,
Oas Ser. ct. GanpnenbcCt ySuntata" III
BON letnem IaftrplaBe mad glorfolt gel6aft
p0rpen, um bic Gtlen6abnz8 Bride eegen tsD.
m6alt9en Nn8rif gu Segtbetbt9en.
Der rUuItde unfaQ an bee Seaborcs un0
TCanOfe Wdbn truroe Dapurt3 ~perdnlaBt, pag
man aus Gurht Dor ben Gtbsusn Die Gtfen.
bGbnl9tenen aufaert0en uub perse6eu bate,
pies benz MunttEoa6 3uge 3u ieualiiren.
Der iS0srale Offjter. tpeIGer 9etGDtet trurOe,
war Capt. 8CwOtt6 bonn SO. %. q. Dol. Nee
gtment. Gin @sriidt c~irtulirt, bab bas cons
f%Ooertrte par3erIhtf vWerrimac" NIT anGeren
VanlerlAifen ietn @rlGstnen bet 9lep Sort
Kstps maiden perbe.
Dad Der GusIaee pom Otstlsnben fol- Qieut.
Sol. &tmbaQ Dom 9. 8est. v0apttns' ;3ouaz
Den" aan Samltas NbenD gs.6btet lein. 81
rug ben Brigade Wsnstal @OrcOran I'M einsn
Dag iino, bd Dieier TIN DtrtDstgsgte, tnIuItirte
tin g., wOrouf 6. Gin Yiltol sOs unD i'm anf
Der SteIls t0otfte. Gnoere NuSldesa loutsn
Oa6tn, oob GOrrotan F8 gu ber ira9li4sa
3ett 3 Wtstlen bon bort b~sfunoen babe.
@enerolmaiUr GeYts BAT in eiuer YEotlas
nation ale Trempeh, GOnluln. Ggauen uno
Rtnper auf9sforoert, bFtm NnrTden beg 6stn,
beg irseno etne Stabt pper Dprf tes Dspar-
tsments 81: cerlaIien. .a
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Sa8 Sumter Meeting auf bsm.
.u MniOusgq uare in Wem>Worf+

Der WntiOnalbunb Der lOYnlen 8araer belt
oOrSstern CUR ernlteH Grtnneruns an ben
nod nt&t Sdlabuten Sal OeS Sort Sumter sin
~WfaGenmsetinS auf bent Union Square. Gs
ntht 10 pultrstG belu9t, tpte bas Dor apet
5abren ; Iebr natnrlt& f; pamalS tpar bic
SdSnad, pie Der 8sputltt Don elmer tletnen
a0er maHttsen G0tttUn ansstban pOrben, nod
gu frll1, um ir9enb etnen nnberen @eoantetl
als Den Der StHerun8 Der Nspubltf unb Der
DfpaItt8nn9 Der 8ebsQtVn auftommen Az
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Sabr par taum 9tnrsi6enO unlere Gtretts
trdfte gu %iumnetn mo t@ CLAUDE, bab bas
brittle esnGsenO ieta WtrO, Die Se3sIftOn 3n
esltideh. (8efall.)
SD 6tn ntht beraefOmmen, urn cine lan8e
Nsos gu halten. SD bin MIR gum Be(u4,
wsl6sr nt6t LANCE bauern tpttb, bter. (Set-
faa,) SD bante Sbnen far SIRE Spmpat9tt
unb min isbt etnem Nnpera 6aun 9ebsn
(Starmti9sr ApplauS.)
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93rar ltest anber btelen Yansetidifsn nod
stne 8isnti3 anlstnlt4e 6lOtte Dor Gbarlsfon,
nnullth 4 srDBs 6reSatten, IL &anOnenboOte,
3 NiOrlsrboote unp etntse anrers tletne 6gisss.
fabr,ruge, aaein otsle werDen, pa fe lammt.
lid niAt NIT GtIenpan3ern psr(stsn linb (bie
UlSrierbccte etra ausgenummen) bel benz &ne
gr,ft auf bte Sorts MUIR wente niiBen tSanen.