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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-31
BALANCE SHEET OF THE NOR
GAN RAID


We know rot what is the exact value
of ordinary white men in the South al
his time. Before the war they were re
garded by the men they are now fighting
for as an incumberance. 1t may be that
this habit of estimating unmerchantablt
whites, compared with thousand Collar
blanks, has not been overcome even by
the demands of war. 1t is quite likely
that the men who have made the war re-
gard the killing off of the commen whites
as good thing. But if white men are
half of anv value in the South as food for
powder, the Morgan raid must be unre-
munerative.
To ride into Indiana or Ohio is an easy
matter. Facilis descensus Averni. But
to get out is another thing; and the loss
Of three, four or five thousand men-
able to ride, at least, and good enough to
be shot in the place of the slave holding
class-with their horses, arms and sc-
coutrements, is dear price to pay for so
brief pleasure, and would be regarded
as serious loss in any other cause, say
ing nothing of one reduced to con'crip
its men of fifty years old and upward.
To be sure there was the free indul-
gence of the ruling propensity to stea,
for four days in country rich in things
tempting to barbaric taste but this was
a flee,ing enjoyment. and the Confedera
CIV got none of the "swag," and the ex-
hilaration reacted speedily. from the out
side pressure which made it necessary to
throw away everything for fight. Many
good horse trades were made. but they
ended In the loss of the entire stock. In
fact the States of Indiana and Ohio are
richer in horses by so many thousand oF
The Morgan stock, which were brought
INTO them.
Considerable property has been de-
'troyed but will this. which will not
weigh particle in the war, compensate
or so many men, The gang manifested
much enthesiasm for "Vallandingham."
,ut we doubt if the canvass Of the South |
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-31
JEFF. DAVIS AT WEST POINT.

The following is an extract from an
authentic autograph letter, OF Jefferson
Davis, dated West Point, January l2
1926, and addressed to his brother, Jo-
seph E. Davis, at hatcher, Mississippi
1t is now in the collection OF gentle.
man in this city:
Il have to make request of you
which, having made so often before, I
feel delicacy in making again-indeed
l had not expected it Would be necessa-
ry again; but it is that you would, if
convenient, in your next, remit me some
cash. expect my pay generally to satl
isfy every demand, hope entirely; whichs
however, depends upon the com:
pany keep. The Yankee part OF the
corps find their pay entirely sufficient,
some even more but these are not such
as formed an acquaintance with on bJ
arrival. it having originated in the intro.
ductory letters | brought on with me:
nor are they such associates as l would
at present select. Enough Of this as you
have never been connected with them,
you cannot know how pitifal they gener-
ally are"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-31
THREE WOUNDED SOLDIERS ON
TAE UNION STATE TIcKET.

1t is fact alike honorable to The Com
vention and to the army, that Of the six
candidates put in nomination on the l7th
June, three have been wounded in battle,
aud two entirely disabled for service
The Cleveland Herald says Col. Ander-
son recruited the ODD Ohio, joined the
Army Of the Cumberland, distinguished
himself at the head Of the gallant Mad
River Valley boys in the great and victo-
rioas battle of Stone River, being twice
wounded. Col. Anderson is about forty
FIVE years Of age, and as popular speak
er on the stump has few equals, .~.
Col. James II. Goldman, Of Marion, is
admirably qualified for State Auditor, as
a lawyer and business man. He entered
the ranks aa a private to crush the rebel
lion, was unanimously chosen Captain,
then promoted to Major, and on the death
of the lamented Col. Lorin Andrews, be-
came Col. Of the 4th Chic Regiment,
which bs commanded in the first terrible
fight at Fredericksburg, where he was Sc
verely wounded. and reported killed. A
better, braver and more deserving man
cannot be found.
Capt John NJ. Barrere, Of Highland,
for the Board Of Public Works, is one of
the iron framed and lion-hearted men Of
the State. Whitened by the frosts Of six
ty winters he rallied his patriot neighbcrs
to the field to aid in crushing the rebel
lion, was chosen their Captain, joined the
6Oth Ohio, under Col Trimble, and at
Harper's Ferry. lost his left hand in bat
ding the enemy. So far from seeking
office, the gallant Captain came up to a.
waken his countrymen to the responsible
tiles of the impending crisis, and while
doing so in powerful speech to the mas
ses, was notified Of his nomination, the
first ntmation he had of his name being
before the Convention.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-31

ern tier Of counties has made this enihu-
siasm infections. 1t seems 10 us that
the great Morgan raid has not paid, and
that the contederates will conclude that
the leading Of four or FIVE thousand men
and horses into trap, and losing them
without any fighting that can be called
desperate, has balanced Morgan's previi
our performances, and culmipated his
brilliant career.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-31

oeen "s Work urging the peOpie W cr'me,
and all under the hypocritical name Of
liberty--of free speech--of personal in
dependence The heartless scamps =
Why cid they not 50 in the streets them
selves and do the assassin's work, and not
take advantage Of the impetuosity Of
character for which our poor countrymen
are known, to drive them like cattle to
the shambles 1t is against these men,
these teachers Of subordination and disc.
bodlence. that the blood that has been
shed will cry out heaven. In their ears,
for many year, will be the widows
moan and the Orphans cry. Their faith
and their works correspond. Their names
will be the names of criminals, and every
Irish Catholic will have reason to remem-
ber them with horror.
Is this time to encourage disorder ?
Is this time for the encouragement and
circulation of newspapers which invite to
anarchy !? Are you not content with the
amount Of blood = Catholic blood shed in
the streets Of New York ? Do you want
more more blood +? Is this the time for
the Pastor of souls to utter treason and
sneer at the Government--and to the
people who look to him for correct infor-
nation and who ask him for bread--to
give them serpant? Going from door
to door to recommend the newspapers
which blasphemes the name of Catholic.
in which our oath Of citizenship is treat
ed as joke and obedience to constitu
tional tribunals ridiculed as absurd! "Oh,
they say, this is political life and the
Church must not interfere.
We buy and read what papers we
please" Do Sc. Your day will come.
The justice Of God is sure. The disobe-
dience you have encouraged amongst
your people will come sooner or later to
your own door. When the pastor sets
example the la'ty are fast learners. He
sows and he will reap too. This is the
ruth which only requires years to dem
onstrate.
The storm has passed away for the pre-
sent. we hope forever. We know now
what would have been the fate of the
country had not our army rolled back the
cloud of war on the invaders Of Pennsyl
vana. To every right minded man this
is time for co,tuse with himself--for
calm reflection. He can have no diff
Guilty in his choice between order and dis
order. The Irish Catholic, in particular,
ought to know who are his friends. They
are not the Secessionists-they are not
the politicians, but the men who give
obedience to authority. We appeal then
to all our Catholic friends to join heart
and hand in setting an example of respect
for law and order, and discouraging the
insiduous traitor and the treacherous
which, pretendi 6 to be Cath
olic. does all in its power to mislead the
body and soul
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-31

are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced.
They act SO directly upon the Liver, excit-
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con.
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill
They are really
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-31
A NOVEL WAY TO DISPOSE OF
GuERRILLAsi

Yesterday morning Lieut.. Patrick of
Gen. Scho6eld's staff arrived at Niagara
Falls, hauing in custody three Guerrilas
who were caught bushwhacking in Mis-
souri,. Gen. Schofeld, the military COM
mandant of that district, gave these men
their choice expatriate themselves or
be confined in Fort Warren until the
close of the war. At first they elected
10 go to Fort Warren. but upon their ar
rival at Niagara Falls they came to the
conclusion that they would preferto leave
the couniry, and accordingly Lieut.. Pa
trick took the men into Ferryboat in
the rear of the International Hotel, where
they were rowed across the river and
landed upon the Canada side, with the
admonition never to appear again in MIS-
souri,. They were ugly looking butter
nuts, and excited great curiosity among
the visitors at the Falls.-Rochester
Democrat, 18th. Fa.sif
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-31
NoMAOt NO wOvc,

As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are purely
vegetable, have the certificates of those eminent chem.
sts Professors Chiffon of n w. and Locke of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Roback's Special Notices and Certificates pub.
lscd in conspicuous part of this Paper from time to
time.
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier, 81
per bottle s. per halfdozen OF the Scandinavian Veg
etable Blood Pills. % cents per box, boxes for ST.
Principal Office and Saesroom, No. East Fourth st.,
3D. Building from Main St., Cincinnati, o. Laboratory
M unmmnnd Street.
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tulro Der Solcat Da0iO 8ln5er ipeBsn OeItrs
ttOn erIaOTen per6en.
aSieSerbOInns Der San 0orm.SrasSbit.
9eute fam eth Bert@t eth, ba6 Der Neteaen
General GOrrsf tpeeen unjtsmti&tett aeeen
cline Gram bon bsren Wann erl&u6sn NOR
ben Iet.
NaH eti.sm anbern 8srtAte uurbe or BON
etnem 2teutgnant aus ietnem Commando am
Trettag ZEN 10. ) Mts. bel @prina SID er,
l&pfsn. IS psrlautst, bab bsr @HsriQa6sf
BET stuer Gefonlaiups isinen 2tsutenant fetas
8@enannt bat, uno bab ottier in gtCben MuS=
ortden bareuf ant,pOrtsts. 9leranf bfa6G tbm
6orFfft, eas 3immer Sn oeslaHsn uno aa6 itm
etnen Tubtrttt, nm i'm 3nr GtIe gu .%Utrdnla1
len ; ba 8sitpetfs fsIta Gin Observation-Disclosures
aUd' stneU 6nnfen gbre i'm 2etbe bat, 70 aue
Der 8el9tmpfts leinen 8epUIper uup er16O6
etnen 8Oreeltbten.
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TeGc grnpbi<6e 1o<1rs<b9e
sssli&sets III bta 8aIhH,ors sgeeGsr.
Bmunesbauntfo0t.
Ser 9OrfaIas ser eOuiIfaua @fanse

Sec SofiaDta9 Der Sol1lftdtE6 SpfGnSer.
Die Q6ui1ara Wfan,sr, ipelGe nod bier
IIno unb 40 OiPrifte ron nen so oes 9tdatsa
repro entirtn Rotten, petlpreAsu, ZEN Staa!
tn BIZ Union 3urafSufabren, penn man lin
ale staea Stlaoenfaat eende Dec olten Con
l~litation aufnebmen po0e. @s lts9t tstu
0runp Dor, audunsbmen, baB bic etnmal er=
lalsue proflcmlttOn 1iir Dielsn 6slonbsru Iaa
umseHcBen tpsroen pirt.
Die miRbanslmms BON sseseru.
Gen. MnrtinOals fat etne @pe3ialcUmmtI-
itoa eiu9eIsbt um aue Rla9sn tpeeen Mlte=
tanelnng ODER Qngrifien auf Neesr unb far
ttSe SOloatea In lstnem MtlttGroepartemeut
Ja untetIu&en. Die @Ommili0n 1T fir mst,
sers Wc6en NIT 9lrbsitsitOff Serfsten.
8esuabtne bes @ebeuenSamYfers GalppiO.
DIR Ser. Staaten CAMPER Tlurtpa na6m
am II. %. BET 6rptng San G6oals ben siIer.
men SGraubeuSantpfsr @atYpio. Gr Ie9slte
unttr Der N~ebeIlsnFa8se uno braA icon einiae
Wtale bic 8lodabe.
@eiansennabsne BON @tessofHvierem.
giajor Sterling unb Capt. 0ilAsr bon
Sen. 9cOtets Stabs tOurrem ia Der Wa66ay>
i4nft BON Tatrfar 9efern M6enb BON 0u1d
9tfanssn genommen.
@ssrptanr Sights teSrObt.
Samitas Mor9en In ausr TrilGe erbtslt
Sen. SGsud Die Na6riGt, baB 25, 900 Rt.
beleR tn Starpstira, MO., Ieten, ba6 Gen.
Grea bort bts @ela0fte zines 0rOfoemaylAa
iternCmmen unt letne gbf9t funcgeae6eu
pcrerll tn Na,YtanO 3u tIsi6ea. Die
babGn WiuiamspOrt unO 6ageretopn
alsiffads tn Beibe. cine fste Bride a6er ben
uno ZEN Dotumoc utD stme Yontuu=
bride swt|4en Sbepberbetomn unO Gbarps.
geI9la8sa.
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Mal6inatOn, 20, Stunt. Gin Ssrtees.
Oamplsr fubr BET glsp Gafle, Del, NIT stnem
greEen Dampfldife im Sau, pel6ss Die Ne-
bslsnFasst fi9rte, nm 10 utr MUrsens OOr>
bei.
6err Gbuarb Wel3 tat IS Set
Separ6 burdseisbt, baB I'm Department
fur &derbnn etn Bureau fir Gtnwanoerune
seidafen werpen fol- uno bab isbt f&Un =
Der @tnIetun9en wegen - Ser 0sl3 auf
ROfen Der Ser. Gtaatsn europa 3u bsrstlen
bat. grrmutblt9 it er portee @OGe obse-
.reif. = Senatcr 6arriS unb bte GeprGIen=
tanten Nlor!H unb 9arrts bnten tbu tn IIem
unterlibt un0 lteBsn TIN Dte bftrefenos Gon=
SrsB6u isltlt entrerfen.
3is Som Sort Momroe.
N9i4A1 SsaAridbten pom Rorb Carolina.
Der Dampfer @eprgeanua fam an Gonrs
o6sno &Creen an unb teri9tet, pag 0roBs
|6batt9tett IN Sort Montpe bsrrI&t, ba eins
'ni6tt0e 8epe9ung in wentgen 1agen gsma6t
fol-. sa@Der Dampfer Nsp g)Ort bra&ts
etne Men8e Nsbslens @efan9sne mad Gttp
0oint, 100 Fe paroltrt uno mad 6aule gelnnpt
purbsn.3 t0ae&
Na&rtGteu3 BON 8Orb Sarulina tsIaesn,
oaf Ssh Daei5 Dem @oapsrneur gsDrpbt
babe. I'm Safe elmer Grennuug Norb Garo-
lIaa'S opn ben 8aumpolsn1aaten bas Qonb
p0n ber Nrrnee Set tbrem GGd5uge Don Sir
3inieu oerbeeren 3n lalIen. 0iel Nufiebsn
{ ye9t Ote SaGe beS 6clooten Srtuiu, relttsr
eoacribirt wurbe un1 eiusn Stsllpertrstsr
bGdnfte. Dieter warb BON ben Mtlitatrs
tesGrpen ntGt ansenOmmsu, tpeldte Srwtn
6sfablen, fh9 gum Dtenlfe 3u teuen. Die1r
Sin8 Coup. 8auce INN 9Gab an uuo 1T nod
auf fretem Guee.
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mafb!n9ton, .. g.

Nr6ettsetnRe(tung tn /
Naop 9ar0. - Sn ben Wsttl1tten
Waep Uar0 baben In Jpl9e Der neuen s
9e8en 90 Ntdnner tire Nrbstt eingeleat
ole Wufiebtr 1ussrsGttgteitsn bsi Der 81
%ftcatt0n 6e9aaeeu batlen. Die Sa&e I
unter(u&t.
t @tn gtbet NJ 9
fall. - Nm Sonna6enD Morgen frab
Dc Elm iua8ss, bGbf9s6 6rausnjImmsr BEN
los ssfunosn, Wst@e er31blte. fs fst Bon {
mttttavtl@ aus sbsnOsn Manue anseg,
pOroen, wtldsr t9r eiusu S9wamm unite
Noie 9fbalten BABE, pcrauf fe bfpnbtl0
r0orrsn lft urb niGt tpills, mas Isttpsm 8
ben. sic faaO l6 Tim $50 beruubt.
. Nn ulotgurg Dss o
Il Z. = emanuel 9cfmann, Der .
etnfs Gt9arrealaDen6 auf DER AOsngs, {
nuf bic 8slNulot0uug, SatOb Str1@ ST.
ItOblen gu Datcn, SsrboItet, jeOc@ nod
unterlu6un9 lpfort in 8retbeit geIsbt.
( Shldgeret. - @eeen 5 N6r
8eas maNten il@ stntgs Nsger Das Berg
elmer {Vlennen Retlsrsi, bel ntl1sr Oscar
usQ NIT stusm Rrugs tSotli9 Sermunbet
Der osrmeintlt4e TbSter mur0e etnaelfl
I S@wtnoel. = Geo. Walfe
Sutler, purbe Ton Getnem @ompdeaOn,
Dlalttp, terbaftet, "a er Waaren wstt
benz &~oltfupreile ~pstfauft Bate, UNI etue
DISQUALIFICATION pobet 3u ma9an.
! Gtnpesmero. - 9pft neu9c
Rin0eglsidsn nit Spursn g~epaltlam2m
tpuroen In 8ounbatYltrnbe tn ShaGt
funOsn
! N@t3t8 8ebetltn8efaa
8lngsn 1orgsltern Mpr9sn ua@ Y6tlai
%, Ga fe p&nI8tslt, ben GtD Der s.
tst(tsn.
t Splbat mt6kdu6ett un
rautt. @eltsrn Wforgen um 10 III
elm Golbat gu Der 0a6e ON Depot u
fla8te EiG, in elmer Der NamItsnfen an
Serlep WDsnue esptiiastt unp teraw6ta
DO er nit BIut bsDsdt mar, wurte Fl
tteilung ScIoatsu mttgsI9idt, tpeld
0tVtb 0tr6aftste, ta6 6aus bur6Iud
etne Wten8e WttGttD unp, p6ne 3petf
ontsn getpbIene, &~lstDungsaGde fanb'
t 9ferteDtebe. @sc1g gurt
So9nlOn uub Sames Wtngar6 tpuro
pie @nl&uloi9nn8. pftrpe gsioblen gu
psr6aftat.
t DoItsn 6ejabIt istu.
NaHmtttag famen 800 NrbeltsIeutet
aata &rseF an, tueId|e 18 bitter aber
al 3abians bstlastsn.
ueber8efabren. Gin
&ndbe. %. Galpsrt @Ofin 9ee, ipraug
mem Da9sn Der 9 o6tetenbabu seyiet
ote &aper uEb purOe 19redlttb AZ
&rrs Der GcrBfalt 3wetsr Nerjte ltatb
bier @tunNen.
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o0io seasn bic aebeaem unb ibre e~lnbsnser.

Son stnsm Treunte, Der am grsttag ppn
Sbto abretfe unb Der uaipn Staats GOnpsu,
ton In Columbus betgspo6nt bate, erfa1rsn
mir, Bag Dte 8rtepsnspemUtratie bort 6ur9 bic
Nu1ltslune Don 8olanbtsbam als@ ruDsru6r6
Ganbtoat f3 i6ren Hutn ltlblt gei6ofsn sat,
8tete bsttlaen DsmOtraten iOwobl, ais audi
Nmsrttauer ltnO eessn DoS 2iGet unS ittmmem
fur ben Unions @ancibatsn, ben alien &rte9ss
psmUtraten 8tOueb. Die untcnlsutf rs@nsn
NIT 3upsri6t auf eine Me4rbctt DOR tpenig-
tsns $4,000 iibsr GauanOt99am, O9ns Die
5ttmmen rer SUlDnten i'm GeIpe. Dem Nn1s
rufe fir 10000 M 6 Mouuts TystwiQtgs
wiro mafenbaft sntlprO6en, an maiden pl6<
btn tparen ~@Otnpa8nien BON 100 Moaa In
rtnem Sage aebtlOet.
ggn3 In Bttts6ur8 iammslt Ga Ger 9aub.
farm l@nsG, mtro ftart ~trsr14t unO Az ben
8eftfiguussn RAID 8earbsitst, ebenio In par
risburq. no cine MuRs Gruppen einBetrofen
mar N1aa 4dlt an tstben YIasen Die @sfa9r
fir telettt9t.
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mebsnen.iufnn il Snhinnn.

Gtnctnnati 20. Suut. ,@sllsrn tiber
fhttttsn oe9en baneert Wtann Der 4. Gy.
ccnfSO. @opausrte Den O9tOfluB unO brangen
tn 6a.rifcn @Ountp, Sno., Elm. Set Orleans
paEfsn tie Die 9pms9uarbS 3urId unO so8sn
lta mad Der Sbip unO Nltifliippt Gilenkaau.
Ote Mili3en perfpleen ls.
Der 9oGpernsur Sat 10000 Grtiutli8e
fir Ie&SmUnatltcbsn DtenR aufseruTen.
2OmtSottle, 10. Stunt. Der Dampftr
Me&Omb brtn9t loeben So @efansene BON
osr Oueriuaban0e, pfl6e BON Sentudp aus
ttueu Gtnfea mad 6arriiou Co., Sab, &C..
nroht batten, mUbet eS 1912 Ipbte CAB.
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0nn NifsburQ.
Die @GIabt bel sOeiQUens' Sens.

Oft3tsle DepelGen pom 9. 5. SITE. 6ert6s
len, bab Der Getnp NIT 1000 ouf MnQtfers'
Bsno los3og, no 9robiionen urtsr 8epaGbuna
BON stpst Ne0erre9tmentern uno einem 1Getle
oes 20. Scwa Re9ts. Strpnbrt purbsn.
Der 6ampf tDar per5wsifett; cine @Dmpda
nte psS Soma Ef9tS. te6aupttte itren BoRen.
btS Ger leBte Wtann gefa0sn mar. Die Nsoer
(hlpSsn f6 eIdn5snp. VlSblt@, als aud he
bte gum WaReriptegel btnnnterastrte6en mas
rea, er0Ttasisn uai ere Ra~nonenbpote 5eueg
nuf Die Nebelen, wsIGe, NIT ;3usidlolfuna
BON 80 TObten f& In miloer 6lu6t In bic
gGaloer rstleten uno Johann mad bent~See
9rcDioeuee atmurlNtrten, tpcbin Qeuirol
H0rter au@ etnise GauUnenbSie as|anbt Bat,
um tie su %empfanoea.
8or Sidsbnr9 linD bret neue Narine5ette.
rten errtdtet, Wsl&e Ifd beretts bew1brt ba.
ben. Die Steot lts9t wte ausaeRUr6en une
tann fi4, Obae gertartuussn, ni&t Hanger
balten.
Die Re6slsnOampfer 9aop @aloun ltsferte
f4 BEN @Ommanbeur 3u 0btte 8tper fret,
wsGts aus.
Wafbtagton, 20. Stunt. llucftheQe
rT"StN" =" O4SepubH u1EtptUI plE pQrf
1aeS 3attl Bsiten fsbe unb man ber rlsber.
Sate Der SsRnns ebsltsns s~ntsesene6e.
SseueRes sOn Siessbmrs.
Gatrc, 20. Stunt. Naartdteu Scn
@rant'S aruee bis gum Is. Eno inDRemp6is
etn9etrcfer. Die 9te6sGen erSSfneten eeltsrn
Elm fnr@tbare8 8eusr anf uniere EranGesn,
cbne 8scben Sdaben Dobnr6 an,urthten.
Bis isbt wurbsn 2 Wann baburG perpun.
bit. Die Ginnntme 8!dSbnre's pirb BON Der
armes NIT Oeptb9stt sripartet. 8or 10 Cd.
gen Serl4an3te Sen. q, ont al feline VoFttoe
men am 8lad t8lub unO I'm 9tlden boa ben
SHERMAN nnb Walnut 9Isslu. Gr IoG ftR
ubsr3euet lsin, bab SObnlon niGt 3ruppsn
9snu8 tn 3stt auf6rtnesn fam, um ton aus
letnsr isbt8tn 9citttOn gu Dertrei6en, ebe Iftne
Wttnen pUlenoet ano bic Sefung 9suu!ns
men TT.
Die betpen ufer BEG 8lu6es rpiumsln Bpm
Wisrtuos, tie ouf aue Bpote feuern. Die
Atiee Dean perlur auf bteie gDeife 35 Maeilen
'oetter ttr1tsn am 6luB 2 tbrer Mann16aft.
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Sin Nirnt an Der 9nne.

0ew gOrt, 20. Stunt. Oas TifasrbOot
v01oIs" pOn Bottom wurpe am 16. BE-. 30
Meilsn uOrODRlt9 BON Nantudct bon sinsn
piraten sebotOst, melGsr tbn, allen @rOplant
abnabm uno tn inter benz 8epeutsn banu
freiaab, bo6 er orusu 9suten nt6ts 31 Qeto
tbne. Gpdtsr riff 0erfelbc 3aper elm 2oUtien-
Boot an uN6 srtunotats fA mad G4tftn.
Das 8tratenf6if 1t Elm en9Iil&sr S&OUner
NIT 8 Maasn uuO fu6tt 8 Ranoasn unp bte
6rtttilhe Glagse.
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a~lnpanft zines srtfentampferS III pbHODeIpbia.

9tttabetp9ta, 20. SpgtsDsr Ser.
ct Oampfsr Mufuduiett6 fam mt Dem Ste
bcGenoampfsr @alYplo teute bier an. Der
Dampfer TlOrtba bate bsnieIbsn am IL, 80
Weilen Iip6lttG bon @ilmtuBtOn, N@., ere
teutst. Der SGuft Oss 0ampfevs wutoe tur3
Dor letuer 0s0naems ssbrOaen NuD Der @iras
ten CAST. Blad, eth uetOrtlAer 8lcfaNebre6er,
ueriuGte ban Oampfer nit M(sn az 8Oro In
ole Cuff 3a lpreaBsn. waS obeg miblane,
Sn DDnnerltag Na4t sutce Ger bsra6ulte
8lcdaostre@sr v3eralp" bon 5 %upisrsr 80C'e
uate 8OGY Sslanb In Rem @rwn0 9eSObrt:
Das @Gtdiol letasr 8sntannung IL nt@s
bsfannt.
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Dor ben Nussn unisrsr N%esertrupptn ca 9aus
men 9sFren3tgt, gu Sore 9trnartert uno t9re
gs1aname auf barbnrtlhe @stIe esldGncet.
Otelelbsn itno nod nt&t ~begroben.
QSenn BITE Stnnbe Der N6re&nun9 trmmt,
miro oteier gentetne McrO Der gsoer I&psr tn
OR Wd9i&ale Der S6ulO Uiesen.-
@ns lnoltdtn 8tattern srfd9rt man, ba6
ort II. nnO l3. 0aS BombarOemfnt au5 port
pub on bon uniern 8auonenbOoten mub Der
8anfs'&sn Nrrnts ensretl6 fort9eIsbt purbe.
Oas Ste nItat 1T nod nt4l betannt.
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glltS europa.
Mnfnnft ee8 0atnpfsrS A@itn {
q" Neu Wprf."

New gorf, q. Stunt. O6i8sr Danpfeg
bra6te fulaenoe neuere Na9rtGten
Sn liverpool fol- cine ervBe 9uautttdt
8aumrUOe onaefommsn Ietn, parltntsr befans
ben f6 aud 800 8alsn, welGt Ger Dampfer
Nimtan Sun 9laliau braats. Ote1sS 6abr3eug
purbe uuttrpegs Ton Dem Ser, ct. &anpneu.
loot Gic9n seborost, aGsr lpdter pisoer 8sbsn
atlaien. QuBsrbsm bsibt e8, DaB li4 auf
Semletben 6abrseug Elm Depsl6sntrd8er Der
Rftelen befunosn GaGf. MAXI @
Sn Der pplntl6en N~uaeIsgeubeit 9absn bic
@ru6madte nc1 Fsiu ltsbsretuIemnen Be>
trofen. 3.
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@srbrennuns Der etabt 0anan, Georgia, tmrG,
SunSeStrippgn.

Sort MOnroe, 81. Stunt. Ni@moub
3eitungen spm 20. %. @lt8. beYi&ten, bic
Staot Oanan, Ga, ltt ant II. D. Mts. BON
ben Suncestruppen berbrannt unb Iet tebt Elm
Saufen eide.
Wtr nabAsn e~btnfaI5 ben 0tebelenG9ooner
get, rslher gerdoe mad NniTau NIT elmer Qas
hung 8aumwUle obBsbsn tpouts.
SIsbsn Ser. Ct. Dan3srI6ife Iaasn gu
8runSwtd, @a., an IL. b. N}ts. unbGrunSs
pcrtidtfe lanceten bebeutenbs GruppenmnIen.
8auanOtgbam BAT Die 8todabe bcn WtI-
mtnsten 8sbrC@eu uno se6t lbet NaHou nod
Sonaba.
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Wnn h1mfer Widtiafeit !
sPebenensT prtifFdtiOnem am NOtOmGc. - See ftbrt
= WDntpn Srains NIT ieiner &lrrlee. - Gen.
2tuarts &ufentbaIt IInbepdnnf.

@afbtnstun, 20. Stunt. Das @a<
oalertsssfedt BET Wlote, Ob8IetG nit iGwsrsm
9 rlnie Don unlersr Sstts, mar stue briQante
.@Fatre unb bauptid6lt4 piAtts burA bic
Noartdten, ipelae MIR iesr pte @tsluns unO
8ewseun8 tss 5etnpss erfubrsn. Die 8e.
teQen lOaen fa am BOtomac BEL Wattbtus
Yotnt unO tn Der Ndbe bon Nquta Greet Uer'
I9an3sn.
rniere @oDalerte kemetfte Eel Der Nrmee
tes Sen. See 7 pontpn Graine, pelds auf bic
NbGtht zines GtnfaIs In BITE nUrolt1en Staas
ten lGltebsu lnIea.
lleter ben Mulent6alt tsS Heterogeneous
Stuart nit ieinsm Commando 1T ntdts be.
fannt. Wtan elaubt, bab e. bstbsm tar3lt&en
us6s,faas BET Beverly eurA unle ere 9sute Ser.
ruunpst purpf. Dasesen bstauptet Der @r.
NEE GOrrslppnSsnt Der Zines, bab Stuart NIT
1900 Sc. bst 0arrentOn Itsbe unb Sees
gan,e @rmee I'm Sbensnboub Stale Itt.
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-S ~ Baltimore, ben 16. Stunt 1868
anerbietuuseu aur Grribtuns elmer fteinerneH
o / d c iibsr 9cnes SaGt8 an @agerfr. tperben bis @ipn@
taq ben 20. b. 3d., 10 11br Wtprsens in Gmpfans 9-ncut=
men. Die @ISne unb GinseIubeiten tSnnen ami eielent
Bureau e~inseieben perbcn. Der @%pmmiiiSr behalf I'D
bas Ste&t Dor, ale semubteH Scri4lSss sarttd5utpeileH'
Muf 8eest
SOB Smttb,
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