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The Big blue union., 1863-08-15
The News,

11V NOvVD
Vicksburgh advices state that General
Herron's division has gone to participate
in The attackon Mobile.
A thousand conscripts dav, already
joiningthe armJ Of. the Potomac. In a
week the number reaching it dsily will
be greater as they go forward in excellent
spirits. An open letter received'kere from
Richmond BY the last flag Of truce boat,
states that JEFF. Davis continues to bequite
ill, and doubts are now entertained cf his
recovery. 1t also adds that Lee has pro.
tested against JEFF Davis hanging two Fed
eral officers in retaliation for thoss hung
by Burnside, as it involves the life of his
son Gen. WIN. Lee. =
A dispatch to the Baltimore American
from Morris Island says operations there
are progressing favorably.
500 prisoners had been captured on
Folly Island.
The new Ironsides was within three
hundred yards of Fort Sumpter.
The enemy were erecting heavy batter
teries on James Island. Our reinforce.
ments had arrived.
A French vessel arrived at Vera Cruz
with an English vessel in tow, with cargo
&c., valued at three hundred thousand
dollars. The English vessel ultimately
cleared for Matamoras, but her cargo was
intended for the rebels in Texas.
The Washington Chronicle says impor.
tant movements are in progress which will
certainly result in the capture Of Mobile.
A dispatch from Washington says ar.
ticles appearing in the journals of that
city represent, and the papers elsewhere
the same, that war with Great Britain is
inevitable.
The assumption that these articles are
authorized by the Government, ormade up.
on any knowledge of its views, is without
foundation.
A flag of truce boat arrived at Fortres IS
Monroe last evening.
Richmond papers contain no news of
importance. JEFF Davis has issued an ur.
gent appeal to Confederate officers and SOL
diers to return Immediately to their vari.
Gus companies. He complains Of want
of alacrity on the part of SOME in coming
forward in this most dismal hour of the
South.
The Richmond Examiner is gloomy
over the prospects at Charleston, and says
the fall of that place will be the most NOR
tifying and disastrous event of the war,
and fatal blow to the cause Of the Con-
federacy.
The general opinion is that all the rebel
force in Tennessee and Mississippi is on
its way to reinforce the rebel army at
Charleston.
The National Republican contains an
editorial to which much official i'm portance
is attached. 1t says, among other things
if there sha II be slight occasion for hos.
tilities with England the two nations are
likely to be involved in war. Our steam1
marines will at once be converted into
privateers, and the commerce of Great
Briton will be swept from the ocean.
The Big blue union., 1863-08-15

"FLAa of the free hearts hope and home,
By angel hands to valor given;
Thy stars have lit the welkin dome,
And all thy hues were born OF heaven.
FOREVER FLOAT THAT STANDARD, SHEET!
Where breathes the foe but falls before US,
With Freedom s soifbeneath our feet,
And Freedoms banner streaming DER us"
The Big blue union., 1863-08-15

r. S. NEWELL has rented his building
next to Samuels' Store, to a new conner.
There is not vacant house or room in
town, but quite number could be let at
high figures could they be had.
The Big blue union., 1863-08-15

. Read Wiesbach's new advertisement.
The Big blue union., 1863-08-15

READ our New Advertisements.
The Big blue union., 1863-08-15

The editor Of the Cuba, N. Y. True
Patriot has drawn prize and the fellow
says;
"Hsre ve are! Having received a po.
lite insitation from the Provost Marshal
Of this district, to attend little social par
ty which is to come off somewhere down
South, we this week take leave of the read
ers Of The True Patriot, for a longer or
shorter time as God wills it. In other
words, We have been drafted into the U.
S. service, and 1--WE are coming Father
Abraham" one hundred and ninety-seven
pounds along. We have only time to
state that we do not grumble because We
have been struck. Not bit Of it. The
draft is bully thing! Le, i, go on
The Big blue union., 1863-08-15

The Denver papers give long account
of drouth in that region this season.
We didn't know that they ever had any
otber kind Of weather up there.
The Big blue union., 1863-08-15

snouid De put ~ work again. why Is the
matter dropped? Every one sees the ne
cesslty of it, and know how much better
it is to have concil to look after the af-
fairs of our city. Gentlemen of the
Council, please 60 ahead, and "run the
machine in proper style. We will all
bear you out in it.
F. P. Baker, of tho Topeka Record, call
ed upon US yesterday. Baker is worker,
and has occupied several importan: places
in tho State. He is around hunting up all
the largo income men. They are pretty
scarce out this way, though the "smal cut,
comes" are plenty.
PuBLrc WELL.-The we'll near the flag
staff, is in sad condition. 1t should be
repaired. There is no man in town who
will not give some.hing towards putting it
good slowing" condition. 1t would be
great convenience to the travelling public.
R. S. NEWELL has rented his building
next to Salnuels' Store, to a new conner.
There is not vacant house or room in
town, but quite a number could be let at
higd figures could they be had.
The Denver papers give long account
of drouth in that region this season.
We didn't know that they ever had any
other kind of weather up there.
There will be meeting of the Nemaha
Valley Regular Baptis, Association. to
commence the 10th day of September,
1863, at Blue Rapids, in Marshall county,
near the house of Ebert Stouts.
REV. THOMAS RICE NEwrox.
Maj. 10 Samuels seems to be doing a
large share of business, and his fine stock
of goods seem pbbe going off rapidly. He
must sell cheap:
REL,GIous.-L. B. Dennis, Presiding
Elder of the N. i. Church will preach a,
the School House in Marysville, on Tues
day evening, next, at early candIelight.
---' - "a -.l --------- ----------
T" Hiram Baker, father of Hon. T. Ii. Ba-
ker, Of this county, died a, Irving last
Tuesday.
The new road from hero to Seneca is be-
coming well broke. Eight miles nearer,
only.
We see by the Conservative that Hon.
IH. Lane has returned 10 Kan.
Col. VIM. A. Phillips is in the State fof
a few days.
The 18th Kansas has gone to Fort
Gibson. !
Gen. B. B. Mitchell and Staff are 10 |
Kansas.
Two more new building are going up Oh !
Broadway. /
The editor of the Cuba, N. Y. True
Patriot has drawn prize and the fellow
says;
"Hsre We are! Having received po.
lite ingitation from the Provost Marshal !,
Of this district, to attend little social par /
ty which is to come off somewhere down 1
The Big blue union., 1863-08-15

Major & Superintendent Of Recruiting.
The Big blue union., 1863-08-15

Two more new building are going up op
Broadway.
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GInlihe &crihte.

6auptquartttr Der 0utumacs
armte, IL. San. Der BIER onaeldnote
&i&mUnO enquirer entbdlt fpIeen6e Depelde
auS @tdS6urs pom 8. Sam.
On 6rn. s. 81. SelnCn. Sc freutniA.
Sbnen beriften gu tGnnen, baB bic fetnOlidsn
&rnnspUrti4ife RrrmaufrGrts eeanneen Gnb,
mtb nur mod feben RanOnentpte apiIAsn Der
Mliinbung reS Ya3pcfnGeS unb Mnftfins
8tnb lteeen. Die 8sfefteunsen bon gtds<
burg perben mebr unb nebr eerllGrfk s.ssa
Sc. Yembletcn,
Conn. @ener1l.
Chattanooga, 9. Sanunr. Der
Nebel entbGlt GpleenDsS:
,@rneral WDraau bert1tet, baB er 1000
@efanaene parOltrt, mebrert bunbtrt Setnbs
aetSbtet mnb %usrpunbet, Mnb etne unmafit Dor
Beute erObsrt babe. Gcrref melbet, sr bnbi
1900 @sfangsne, 1000 Ssinoe getSOtet Ubt,
terpunbet, cine Men9e @aFen unb Munt.
ton eenrmmen nnb un8ebeure NrmeeoCrr6tt'
NrfSrt. Seine 9ruppsn leten NIT ben erO'
berttn Rrteespprr6tbeu trsfFiG nnsserafet
Set bsm @teee BON WurfreeSbUrC ieteu 600C
@tfdngene 9emaGt unc 1000 tet 6athDtue
Mm@ Ietsn 8 @slGabe, 5000 @epstre erOber
wnb 1900 @dgen serbrannt pOrDen. /"
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Nemcres nus Nrtu Orleams.
@tne peraiftete Rpfe.

News Srtsoue, B. Sanuar. Cine
bGG1 etgentbamliGe Sadie bat lih bier, i'm
frGteren 6~aupiqnartter pes @fr. Butter, gu.
setragen. Captain s. 6. Mc@lnre uUnss@e=
neral 8ant'e Stat, Der In bas @slAafts3im-
tter Stne, fano auf etnem Der quite cine Np
Ie lte9en, notm fe, UNI paSon su rieden unb
fst IUfort betGutt nieosr. Mfan elaubt, bab
fG 1T Der JiOie irsenO ein @iftpulpsr bsfun.
bsn babe, unO bat le eiuem seididten Gbemt.
Gee iur l1nterln&una aeaeben.
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G.nO BON General Grants Nrmss 81 ibm lis

unb BON General Grants Ntmse 81 .ibm Gle.
Gen.
Gina @, 1000 Mann pon @snsral Osante
Eruppsn tno mad 8idsturs oufesbrOdet
unp Der nod BET ibra Detbiiebeue I6eil II: an
ether Expedition besrifsn, pic bsbeutenps @r.
fOlee psrlprt6t.
Dte 0iCfSbmre G%rpebitipn.
Som S%osoOflub o.3 San, iibsr
GotrU, B. II. San. Die Grpeptiton it
gsltera 3urIdeseanssn. Gin 1etnbliHer Mny
0rif 1T Durd unIere &anOnrnbpte surifsee
iAlagen. Der 8lue ltslert teine Operations.
bats, pa DIR 6siao pom bier aus uiGt an,
areifbar tit. Sc BAT 1@ bier meiter ntMts
e~reianet, unb ron BantS unO Sarraeut ltno
teine NahriHtsn oprbanoen. Sen. WcGler<
nanb 1T am DUuuerltaBe bier an9slanst.
Die Mrmee ss6t naG Malefius 8enO. Der
Seino TT perfditt pOrOsn, pertalt dG iepO6
rnbtg. Gr sdblt $1,000 Wann, ano bat $50
8atteriseeIAise auBer Der 9ewDbnli&'n Tfps
ortiaerie. gBtY babsn i'm 0an3en 3tptiden
$500 6tS 5000 Mauu all SoSteu, Beswunz
beten Mn0 BsyMibten O%rrIOreu. @B0brenb
Der lsbten SO Stunoeu bat ss fart serfemet,
rnc per @i!lilippi 1T bebeutenO 9e(iisseu.
Gin 6rteS8ratb, BET bonn &pmmuopre Dcrs
ter, Sen. Gberaian ano On. Wlc@lernnuD
nnpe(enp parsn. bat e5 fir nnratbiom 9ebals
ten, utter pCrlisgenpen u~mfanoen stae1i net,
teren ausrif uuf gidSburg 3u madfa.
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wa. Mrb. &ranf. Mnter(t. GSerein
O6fenfeticb unb &ammelfetIb
llr bic -e
Marn[0tO Henitenti0rn.

@erfte8ette &ntrbteten werben son benz @ertpaIter
oes Carbohydrates bis WtittmpA, ben IA. Sauuar, entse
gen9enpmmeu, CUR Gieftrun8 pMt ca. 800 9tnno flifdent O8
en- rnb $souneifei8, td9tu6. pout ]. 6ebluar 1859 an, fiji
bic DaIer BON IA Ncnoten. Mhi mtbr ais flint Substitute
iecsS gfame i4per, uno Elm pHer Swti giertel pantutelfeild
td9lit. Den 8ef In S6Ienfeii6 BON nadltetenter Cote lnr
oife 8taufen- Stlde, beioe. tuno unb ntertSe Slide, 0dnSIid
apseeitloier: Die GAME 9iefernne 03ienflsii6 lit pdtrenr
Der Scpmer- Mpnate tinen Sag IN Der 2Bs6e gan; pber tbet.
wetie ]auf @erIansen burt OGita ftstf9 gu eriesen. Die Sic
fsruns fam fir etnen Gag ~anS9eleBt, ~DerTin9ert Ober peyst5.
Bert iperren, te mad ~geIteluug. m e.
DaS SleiiG mub bon better OuaIitit fem itub Bomb lnC
.SiGerbeit fur trsue Grfaauns bes @CntratteS aeseDen perbcn.
Mart W. 6. &bpmpfpn,
@r0iNt SearSen.
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VIVA Sorr,sbura.

6arrtSburg. 12xSan. 0itr bertl6t
Siel Carmen I'm Nidts. Much ado about
nothing. Dlan fam flo a6er eis @obl
zines 5enaturs in ben @onareB niht eintgen,
uno nimmt aan3 erlAreftihs RidiIAt auf De
.tnGammntOrtlb n" 0sridte Der 3situn9eu.
Gut. 6nt mau benie Bic IL ubr nrH tstnen
@enaICt etpd9lt, 10 bltibt Osien Stfle I'm
gCnartB fir ttf 5abr lang cfsn, uuc pte
RrGbwtnflgr batea TT per 3mii6enjeit Mnle
eenug fh ga t%efnnsn. :
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Office SeS 8erproDtantirun9Ss
&Ommi1ariaf8.

.rE Baltimore, ben z. San. 1868.
AnBebote merben ongenOmmeu (Dpn erfter
Sau6 nir) bis Oieuftas ben Is. Sauuar 1868, NeittasS
Y rRr, in ber Oifce beS 1nterSeibneteu 5ur 9iefernng
BON SIS 10 III aaasr
10000 8uibeI Corn in &cl6en, ~absuliefern in auten
itarten gSfeu BON ie 2 8uIbeln, iobarS als ntBg.
lid, III ben gSoarenbGuIeru an 2cutbarbftraGe,
ossii4saGtAp~ HuU @Putfeort., poer an trgene els
uert nabe ~selegenen 2Bberft.
Obi9e 4n9ebote itub %benielben SeSingunSen u~nterppr=
fen, ipie tie s~epDbnliG lei meinen 8efanntnlahunoeu fir
Notwithstanding pu6liSirt ftnb.
!3aRlnns wirb in icl@eu 6pnbs s~eleifet, ipie 9erabe an
Sanb unb meun feline ~DprrGtPis, ipbaIb ais lpI6e ~einse6eu,
9eine @intdufe perSen bon SeSeifpnifeu sema6t.
&fpma8@ 6. @uIi pan,
San7z19 2ieut. Sol. II. 6. g., Ser. ct. @ruee.
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Gprt Galifnrnieu.

can Granct8co, 10. San. Dsr
Odmpfer vSt. 9Outa" stn9 beute NIT a&t3i9
VaTaaieren nebf 100000 In 6clo fur
Sen DOrt un6 $500. 900 far Gnslanb as.
MGe gum 9ebensunterbolt eebSrtsen Marttnr-
titl ltnD TN t1eberfluB Sorbanben.
Der gauge @srtb Deg aus ben beei6tebenen
Mlimen bes QanOes I'm Dertpi6enen Sabre Bier
a~neslanetsn @elte betrGet 40 MiQtpnen Dol.
lars.
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0ie Miaourt @sletaebana.

Seffer1On City, Mo., IL. San,-
SIN Senat wurOen III 8s:ref Der @nrpltrtn9
unb Oreaniirune Der S%taatemtlt3 Bel4liilIs
abeefalt. Gbenio fir NusJa6e Bon S6agr
amtSs unD Wolf> 9luten. "
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Mna Mfrffn.

Bsfsnabme Deatamura's Hurb Die Sransofen.
@tarIefUn, II. San. Nn&rtGttn
BON ct. NntuntU melOen, bab, lnut BON
Brunsptle ~eineelaufener BertHte 4000Nfdnn
frun,TflAe Eruppen anSelunst ieien nnp BON
NatamCras 8tib genomuet b6tten. % n,Ial
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ar mehen .in Rsrfa mrantlin.

NafGptlte, IL. San. Der Ne6slIen.
General 5oret mar leete Nagtt in 6rantltut
umb 1gtne go,ppiten erltreden i6 8 Msilen
bte1eits bieler StaDt. st iudt pferpe,
Munbscrr6tbe unO Nftrnten auf3utreibsn.
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Gompfer mad, sbino.

Gdn 8ranetacO, IL. San. Der
Dampfer @cOtlunO eins beute mad 6unstCna
NIT $4,000 in Sob unb tiner $4,000
trfrtben @oorenlabune In See. Der Scct=
lamb 1T Der erfe in Der Netie BON bier Dannpfs
iHtfen, bte bon isbt ab rsselmdbis bic Sour
spil&en bier unb China unp Supun MAIDEN
tptrneu. 5da a6
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As~9Ansetsen nun Ssafbimetpu. tsefhs bic e9o6,,
naittags a EDr bel unierem Aasaten &3rn. Ntebfelb
30. 420 9-%tr. abgsgebeu tsetcen, ftibeti tpe,
Ansitabme IN Der nacbf foiseuten Rustner.
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@ntIa1ene G0I6otem.

Ntw Oorf, II. Stunt. Die 8arfe
Ssnnlon 1T nit bunpsrt uno fanfSt9 tntlaRe=
men SoiOatsu bier anastommen. Ss6SRbn
rerfarben auf Der 6esrftie.
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9eut@t8 NrbeitssN dhwtiiungB- Bireau
Hbdmeser. SO. SIS. q ~ 81

inter MnfHmt Der uDeutfmen @etni1af-s za1
Nue O~ieienioen. peIne heuti@e Danbrerter, Nrbetitr Ohel
Oleunbrten "a belmdftigen phnimen, ICuie an 4 eptiHen Ar-
ktttfn&enbea mrnen Fm p~erfDnItm Dber tn ttren Brtefer
al BEN Mgentgn Der @ceu[hat 6errn 3. 3. @ eIItn gkrf,
Ross Hh0meeft.. Nencsus meI&er MnentgeIttt& AHstnmf
ytetee NEq.
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Grw6bluna eines 9tnatprs.

Sprtasfislp, ST., San. b. Ssst
M+ g. NEdarp purpe beute gum Der ct.
Senatrr ernannt. 5isa IT, 4
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&eDer. &eDer. &eOer.
IN Die @el9irr-, SuttsI=, Sttsfsls unO S6ubs
ntader BON Baltimore, @aIbiustun unb tuu
INNER Der y@eGer" 9eleIen wirb.
So 9abs isst In sastn nnO emp anss td8u& uab ~Sseat-
ltd frtfbsn Worratb opa piiHaa @ei1trrleber, pelnes it Al
iebr ntteri9 n prsuen peTtanfcn tana; tn Der E6ai, Id babe
cine grbbete unb biaigere MasRabl, ME treen6 Elm anberss
Saus in Baltimore, nGmIi6 iber 1000 Soften GeI6trrlebet bCn
oerid% Clement @ep DIT uu6 su @reien Don 80 Gents per pib.
uno hSbers
~GOblensQeber.
1000 Ssten 9fmIof- uub Gat-Srbaeber uerben. peun pCn
benz 1. Sanuar Setanit, gu ~iclsenoen Rtssrisen greien otae.
taien: prima 9enIpt-S pb~euleoSr $50 Gents per pfuno;
sewIbaIt2eS 30. 15-25 Gents Sst. GOpienIe6fr S0-38
Gents; elm GROCER 8Orrab pom i9werfm prima Rips, BON 40
bic 60 @enis per pluno; 9epSbnlU9eS SIfeaeeer su $21< per
6ea; duS9eu6tes be-; q bkeer; prima fui6es unb fran,E-
nlasS &altleogr; Yatentle6er; Elm grocer Nprratb pom beiasm
1alelsSe' ~ nur so Sens per YfHnc; epuntp- 1ubstnfai-
Jung 81 eertD sr gfunc, lanpt eueu erpseu, pollen unb
lrllrSt Iorrats oca S$ubt 16er -gSeit Selaen, 9eifen, Sell
0Sn:Sslas &9rtieplen, 9oittFBden, Nd0eIn i. &C.; COB. uub
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Del, Eais urb SSute, Wel6s Id Gets
taufs uno p~ertaufe.
Darum tCrtmt, @iner uno glue, sI
- s. 3. 9ruB6,
safsEg5 Ff t ~SDbgerber,
Oss27-6We Hp. AZ GdIpertitr., Baltimore, Sub
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.Ser, ct. III ReHors Sfftce.
B. @teuer : Otfrtft BON MovNlonD.

In 81 o. 90 gBe f. 3 aGtim Otefr., t NJ 2. StOd
Galtitcre, BEN 9. San. 1868.
9a6rtdt mh6 bierrntt oen pCrl0ren Der l6. Marb ee9eben,
Seren @tSentbnm pom Siaae Sames. ailtt. @tefor oes II.
rs. rn6 l.. MdrE) ali ct it, 6B 6e BON ibner d~neetertgte
5tenerliIte 10 Gage lana, pom beatiaen 1aQe an; tS0lt6i bUa
9 be 3 u6r In etefer Office sur @tHfidt Ofen Iiegt. NaG
Berlauf oieler 3dt werbsn Nppelldtienen BetrtHs tlrtbanltHer
0btr ~a0subpter Nbi6dsung AMI bleier OfFcr eut9s8en9enpmrten
une entibteoen. tsgh4 &g f2
Sane 3ntp E3e tH4 t#3 gBnt. g. Bedle ANenpr.
- Meftdmrdti0n nnb Stutdres
1GI SNIVH
'a sri. 4HSIb-Srebcrtd r..
M|- Der StQtdrb-Salpn wirb inter annebmboren y 6tn-
ounoer aud an etnen Stub cerm,et6et. Oe,301 SIT
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Neue An6Ctgtn.

Ra Sir 9ru. @rpbe, @a6ntst-R atsr, lisst Gin Brief In
Ter @eter-Offee,
3tpeite re9simabiSe @enerulperlammluns
Mae. Ntb. &ranf4 Inherit Nerein8
am Is. Sanuar. -
Die Dlttatieter ott9sn &ereins perbet bietburG bena@rt6.
tigt, oab AM eenanuteh Gage, Nbencs Z gGr, bic Spette resel.
md6iae @euer0IbsranlmIM 8 bes sSabres ~ltqttfnbet, BET pel6tr
bic Wttigliebsr BON no. 200. bis 400 bi 8ermetoung bon %
3ents Strofe anmeienb ietn inITen.
DtU0t as Semmeter, getr.n
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Yin Die SdlueiOer.

@tr bdDen eiue CUTE Mu8mdEl bon Stlden Bearen ieber
SDrte nub su ~btuistreit Yretien, ale fe aubcrspo setauft per-
ben tSnnen. Sbr t6ndt BET uns has Pattern Vber BET Der
gdrb tautfn, 10 oiel als Str pclt.
Smith, O. o. Il 6 o.,
Rpo27- eez .,. re. 40 gSef BaItim0reHrabes
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Cine felt ldngerer 3stt nit sutem @rfOIs ~bstrIeSene gDtrtb-
i6ait tn 2eeIt -8altimogenr. III mil Der bDlfdnbtgen @iurid.
tuna gu pettaafen. gu srirasen in ber @eder-O Office.
f'iAl (Ot3O 2p)
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Nerlanat msto aefnebf.

O&n%.go, Gin jun1er Mann BON 16-I7 sSabreu, Der
OtIiuAWi+ bic Bar su isuben Serfett unb mil auten
RetcutanbottOnen O~erTebsn if, lam 8ti4dftteuns beiOn'meu
bet f4s ltH5H
OlOGtMi o. 5es 1913 g. Scnotr,
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hammock, at the double biunder of Bulbs Run.
and the single blunder of Balls Bluff-on the
broad prairies and mighty river-sides of She
Great W est wherever the foe has been met in
the shock OF battle, there has our craft been
molly represented, by those who have never
qualied, never yanquished, and if overpowered,
sullenly retreated, ike a lion at bay. with
their faces toward the foe.
And some have fallen. Over their ashes the
sod grows greener in the calm sunlight of this
beautiful June. No monument marks their
last resting place, but they sleep not ssun-
wept, unhonored or unsung." In MANY a sad
heart is shrine dedicated TO the sacred MEM
DRY of some fallen hereby many hearth
stone is there vacant chair. now hallowed nv
the remembrance of a loved one gone before
gone, not from the midst of weeping friends to
welcoming angels, but from the binding smoke
of the battle, which enveloped his ascending
soul like a robe of glory-gone amidst the
thunders of the scene of mortal strife to that
realm OF peace, where the wicked cease from
troubling and the weary are at rest And
though in contest, where all are brave. any
distinction may seem invidious among such an
army of patriots, we believe that no profession
has sent those forth better armed with true
patriotism and singleness of purpose-none
that have done their country better or more
cheerful service. While mourn the dead
and enshrine their memories, let US also ho1 or
the living by due acknowledgement of their
virtues.