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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-12

sT-" Are sugar ard tobacco injurious to the
teethf" This question was d'srussed at the
"Congress Of German Surgeon Dentist" which
met recently at Fr'ukf'rt. The Congress de
cgied the question ia the negative both. in
stances, when the articles are taken in a pure
state and not in immoderate quantities.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-12
INSURANCE.
Equitablel Fire Insurance Compauv.

OFrcE NEWS BLOCK. xKAR THE Posrorrrcr.
" ipdisnspc.is, Indiana, insGres Stores. pwefissgs
Furniture. Barts Hay, Grain and I.<> Ssorh 49,
against los 4srns9e BY Pre- -
oyyIcsts-Cs ID q. kose, President J. Smith, Vice
PRESIDENT 4 {. nptep. Aetosry. Jsnes J. Smith.
Ira arr, h f.sFay. s>eretsry = = - ;.
DEsc1oR> dol ID G Rose. T. 4 usrxhai fnd,.~.~.
M Capt. J. J. smith Psxnsst~r 81 str ArSrnsi ,,1i...
polls. w. r. Gfson s<cretsry Indiana Dir, insnrence
Company, indianapolis: b. y Fay Gsn<rnf 1p.ur.Dce
Agent. fndianskols, r r. ucCsrsY. Andiser 49,
rsunfy. wsAssh ssve1a-(01 :
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-12

Also marble Nantes Of aperior qualify Oar stoc. "A
Ha; A. Garden <ats Vases, kr mprises me ne AZ
and bet patterns " Eastern Manufacture All kind.
of ssrua m N al I ron " OPks can h. pro~ar.d
through i ~ Eas,efi prices-
stock h-s en- carefully sele fes and most al ar
tcles are procured from the Jar EASTERN Fsefore.
direct We thereby eusbe cen ate IN prices end
guilty Of goods with any House a he TEST.
boas-dly 800 ~ Z \ 49,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-12
Good Samaritan Cooking,
AND TIE
KETNTO.V'E P.4RLOR STOg.E,

With one, two Over Ranges and Extra Ch.
coal br0iler Attachment
We would also call the attention Of the pubfyr "a a
large STOCK II mari alfred
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-12

have the honor TO be. your ohelient servant.
A W BRADFORD.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
Az ER'S
Ague Cure,
FOR TnE STEADY esRE or

tSh u SfkHDh NohE VI. Hf.
Intermittent Fever. or Fever and AEus,
Remittent Feyer, Chill Fever, DWbnb
ASus, Periodical Headache or BlIioas
Headaehe, and Bilious FoVcrs, indeed
for the whole class of diseases originals
Ing In hillary dora cement, cnused by
the Malaria OF Mia shuttle Countries.
We arc enabled here to Offer the community q
remedy which, while il cures the above complaints
with certainty, Is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Sueh a remedy is Invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CUER" oxpslS the niasmatie poison Of FEVER
AND AaUB ircul th' system, and prevents the de-
velApmert 81 tho disease, Il ;ske, Oh the first ap-
Proash Of itS prelnonitofy ayrapt~,ns. tits not only
the best ,rcinedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints, Sht also the cheapest. The large
qnnrtity We SIMPLY for a dollar brings it within the
reach Of c"crT body rnd 10 bilious districts, where
FEVER AND AGuR proTails, every body should
have 1t and use it freely both Tor cure and preteS-
tiOr. A great superiority OF this roRedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of intermittents is that it contains no Quinine
Of mineral, consequently il produces no ~quinisn or
otl,er %iBjariots eiocts whatever Upon the ~coRstitR-
fDn. Those cured by it are LEFT as hetk thy rs If
they had never had the disease.
Fever ard Asue ia not alone the consequence Of
the miasinatic pcisoa. A great variety Of diser-
dsrs arse from it's irritation, aneAg which are
Neuralgia, Rhc,cactisnt, Go,a, Hcd4ashs, Blind
ness, TcsthachC, Eo,0she, Cotarrh, asthma, Pat
2iItoa, pst,tiA .ASett ton Of The Spleen, Hysts.
ir', Psi! i: Ir Bc@eI5, tcSt, Paralysis and De-
yahJGs;sat Of tie Stomesh, all Of which, when
originating in this cause, nut on the iatrrm itts1sS
tgns, OF become periodical. This "CuRE" expels
The poison from the blood, md consequently cures
them all alike. II is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants anj persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts. II taken occa-
%sionaliy or daily while exposed 10 .;as sslfeeion.
that will be exCrcteG frrm the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripon into dis
ease. Hence 1t is even mere valuable for protso-
ton than cure, and few will evs suffer from lnteF-
rfittcnts if they avail themselves OF the protection
this remedy affords. '..
Prepared by Dr. J, c. AVER s. CO., Lowell. Mass.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
Scrofula. or Kings Evil.

la constitutional dlse1Se, a corruption Of the
blood by which this fluid becomes vAiateS
weak. and poor. Icing IN Nc circulation, u
pervades the whole body and may burst Out
h disease on any pnrt Of II. No orgRn Is ffoe
from is attacks, nor Is there ops Which 1t may
net destroy. The serohiloas tatat Is rariuuly
caused by mercprial disease, low living, dig
1rdCied or unhealthy food, hppuTe dir, hlth
md filthy habits, Tie depreSSii,gi vices. and,
above all, by the vcnaraai ihi.ctibn. What
eyar 30 is origin, It Il LSledipry in the con.
stisHHoR, descending ''frurn parents to children
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
AAIERNAN TEA c9APINy

~. 81 LUT IN
. '
0lRSs It's organizations, has creuted o new
era in the history Of
WloI,ooJ;ro T.Os q, tb;s Court,-u
'9 w S.
hey have intrcsuSed hHr selections OF
Teas and IRE selling at ns' ever
7ho Cbnts q Senk) per pound aboce cost
,.,.r dsvist;,, rum .L. Az. nri,. osksd
I,.,bsr nss,Iisrty At AZ. C,npsny !, Mai
her Tea Taste, rot .A, dSvot.s his Tune
10 The selection Ot,rsr Teas AZ Va quality, va.
lac and P"ru'uiSE i'yl's Tor particular 10
' Vi cSSa.. anu ~ .rnpno an, ac O sDoS
IsS,'As Ar, bsst adapted 10 hi. particular
wants, and not nlY Ibis, bat pOints out 10
him the hest bArsatnA
II 10 easy to We Ma inoalcuIsbIe advan-
isgSA ~ buyer has in tAlS establishment
over Al Oth~r,.
Ii h. 3 NJ yHdge OIL Tea, or the market, il
hrs Nne ls valuable, 10 has all the benefits
81 il well o~rsan'Icd system Of dong busi-
aces OF al immchss SSpiIAi, SftAr Judgment
ii Il pro s%sSionai lea faster, and me kAowl-
edge t superior statesmen.
his 'RaS o. nj! rsS aye SO ma~er
they are Thousands Of miles nom tnis mar
Otto P rcase on az good terms here as
the Esw York merchants,
-.n : $500. Se,.oo
Being uurs to get original packages, true
weights and tarsU' and the Teas are war
raotsd IS rsprs'sns'd.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
DIARRHEA AND PAIN IN TIE
BOWELS CUREU.

cIarHAsx, Hamilton Co, O., Ees. %. Issa.
BR. o. X. BASse,
NArE Esteemed Friend, ~ hare had Q
severe attack ofD,arrhoa. attended With severe
gripping ra;ns, and waa reduced very low. I
tried many 5inercAt medicines, bot all 10 NJ
pdrFose, anti I got a bettlo, Of year Pain
f~snacca, and commenced is use. TIE nrst
dose put a 9uietus or tho gripping pains, ana
| hal mol used two twenty-five sent bottles
before was eniifS1y cured. / also recon-
mc7ded Il to o friend, who was attacked viii
ersMp eNlis, and suHs>inE with exsTusiatinE
raiss, aad three doses entirely sursd hin.
N w.-b.s1ARHY
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12

PaAr's'rlS, Walton Co., o. sss. 8, lss4
pR, 0. Il. IAevH, '",5 90
Dear SRI have this 2ay sold he last
t@ttle Of Dir. RAkER'S PAIN PANACEA.
should have written 10 ysp soeErer, but net
expecting 10 sol the good supply i hsa -
hand. During the last week, however, ny
sales have been four timer a. lGres o. any
week since ! have had your invaluable msAk-
cine, and The demand is still ine.eaaiAE. I
have nevSr sold o medicine that sustained 10
high a reputation The Lung Fever, CholerA
Norbus, Cholera %lnfanium, Bilious Coils,
CrAmp Collie, and Flax, have bean ysry p.sv.
slsni N this vicinity the pas. season, and
tho rain Panacea has not failed 10 surs b
every instance where il has been tried, % ir
ca l have heard. Please send ne . Larw
supply a. soon as possible.
Very respectfully, yours,
II. ". sToDDARD.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
l.
Extract Of Saraparilla,

he most C~feOtual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for tllis every
whore prevailing and fatal nalady. Il is con-
pincd from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for thu sxpursation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and TIE rescue Of the
system fran its destructive consequences.
HeNca it should b. employed for the cure Il
not only Scrofula, but also those other afFOc-
tons whieh arise from il, such as ERurrIvg
and SKIN DISEASES, ST.. AHrHoSy's FIRE
Ro.E, or ERYsIrnLAs, PINPLEs, PvsrULBs
BtorcaEs. Bt.AfNs and l}oIts, TUtoRs, letter
and SALT RnEux, ScATp HAD, RISewoRM,
RHgUNArlsN, SYrWuIIrTC and MEReuRiAL Dis
EASES, DKoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILrfY, and,
indeed, All ComLAINTs AIIsi%G FNoM VIrIN'
TED on IuruRR DLoop. The popular belief
in 4" mpmity efts 5too4" il founded III truth,
for sNofuln Isl degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsape.
rilla is to purify and rcgcnsrOto this vital fluid,
without which sound health is iApossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
1T GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN
BILIOUS collie.

TAHrIco, Dsrke Co.. O., Nsr. H. lSss.
MEssRs. A. L. SsovrLLk Co.,
Gents. II avn induced by Q seAss u jssttss
10 state 10 you that I had a case in ny hsahy
Of extrsrs FiakNSos. NY wiS vGs severely q
lacked tsih BuIovs CoLlo. We Ind tie stIa.A
smce Of ses9 ThysieiNr, but soNld ,St no TeIiy.
We administered DR. BLkKl's PAIN rAHA-
CEA, and it produced tho desired e1sA. BiHsS
that NO awe had occasion 10 uss il hr Psia
IL thc breast, and for Frcr and Agns, aa4 h
d!1xrs esreS. | consider il one Of Me besa
medicines. WILLIAM WILU8.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
A SUPPOSED CANCER CUpKDI

MEssRB. A.. L. scovnL 4 Co. Gents. Mr..
.isha Bradley. Of Bath Co, Ky, had o. HE
and a vEEY BAD SWELLING, which 10 thouKht
.icrRAbLE, having been there fnr year,. Ns
also had on HIS check bsne, what he suppsssa
n BE- ACAEGER, and could obtain ne raliaf
until he used DR.. BAxER's PAn PAEAcEA.
which oURrp him Of that disease, ana also M
thought 90 much Of that rrEEY rirnT IN eer
neighborhood, Keep II constantly on hand. In
fact, il Is the Test medicine for he diseasss 4 4
recOmmstSed for, that we can get.
r. A. CALDWELL.
WyoNiEo, October 2bth, 1858.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
DR.. RAPHAEL,
BOX No. 2463, POST OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THE AFFLICTED READ

- w =
Aud leain that = perfect and radical cure Is warranted
and guaranteed to all who are afflicted With weakness,
debility, nerYels complaints, melancholy thoughts, de-.
preston OF spirits, diAtress and anguiSi Of mind, ioEs Of
sleep, loss Of memory, loss Of energy and muscular powor,
puny growth, wasting away, and a want OF confidence N
themselves, falntinS Ats, c~onvulslre trpnblihsS impo.
HEAR WHAT TnE MEDICAI pREssasAYs.
S9ns physicians, require 10 DO told the nature OF yoHr
disease tho ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN dooS
net ms perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him 10 lgHcribc tina diseases without any information from
the patispt, 70 explain its original cause, audto guarantees
iF cure AMI, what is more valuable still, ho will honeslly'
ana frankly tell whether you can be cured or not. IAil
hS eoil ninniearohs. and ~interyiews are strictly prfyats
aad con Decentralization Journal IN E -
The hotenIc Remedies Of Dr.. Raphael, the English 30.
snlc Physician, never failed vt . make . peEet, radi-
AND VEkBREAL DISEASEs, without the use OF Nor,
cary, without hlnderanee from business, and without
n"t o. dsscoveI5 or exposure. No deadly poiSons, such
= aracnic, uFx yomica, opium, or any other poisons,
10 mercury Jrany deadly minerals-nothjne but n,nely
Vegetable Botanical Rchacdiot are used BY this wondcrI5I
botanie Physician. His Botanic Remedies never yet naiIsd
10 euro tho most obstinate and tho most dangsf6us oasra.
aHa to remove all mercury and other impurities from tho
yslem when all other Remedies had failed. - Medical
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE Mrs corTrMp1 =
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore CORES.
pendent Of the Qddhllow, BooAsboro, MARYLAND. said an
Thursday, the 31st Of May, 1880.
aos f ssTiSs Ss. Gu rs, q diss1 = ssussd By early iqdisere-
nSian teelit my duty, having knvwledge Of them, 10
state tho fact, believing that In doing 10 1 NAV d. a ssrT.
1es 70 tho saacring. I" One case In PartfculAr-that of a
young nan 10 this eity-is worthy Of note, He had
''Goiue Tie victim Of a habit, the mere allusion 10 which
as a ~shudder, and amor years of suffering and doctor.
= says AZ al hopes Of recovery. He wished 70 NARY.
'as dearly beloved by as sweet a cir, as ever lisped
Of ~afScticn, but he was FEARFUL, nervous Ard proS
he dared not wed on account Of the shntterra
nlysten. He sought relief at the hands Of the
'~hysleian, aud, astonishing e. il may ssom. ali
ana .Sigof Of youth has rsturnsd, aud he 70
Spy mther OF q pair Of bright boys"
care sunsIiAg. ne matter what their ooupIaip,.
sHsths Botanic Physician sconadentiaiiy. Thsr
"a yea relief .Hiso Office 10 at No. 50 East
so no ~. and Broadway, CINCINNATI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
SCRATCHES CvREI.

Or. Bakers Pain paRacea Valuable
for Horses as it is for Man.
MEssEs. A. l.. scovuL 4 -cO.-0snts. -
earring the last winter, most all the horSoG 4
our vicinity were subject 10 ScRArcHEs. Hsv-
ing had on hand only two or three dozen
bottles Of Dr.. Bakers Pain Fanaeea, n Q few
days | sold tho entire lot, and could have ssld
much more, If I had had them, 10 nyneikh-
bOrs for that purpose. In 30 clsE aEs n
FAILED TO CURE. 1t 10 also indispensable b
our neighborhood as q family medicine, ke
the various diseases for which Il is yecOmr,
nended and I will cay that I hava ssld q
for WARS, v~ARRASTISs II, and FAVE Ke4 MAJ
A SINGLE BOTTLE RETURNED. IT II THU HrpF
MEDICINE FOR TUE xuNKRoUa DtsEAsns Hsoop-
HESpEp, THAT | Hkyx ESEE BOLD.
u~AoExsvhtI, broken Co.. Ky. Cot q, ira
Fer sale the PropristOrS,
4 I. eCOVILL & o.,
Sc. y West Eighth srrset eiH-saR11.
AmG
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-12
x
LIVER 7, FEED g. SALESTORE.
Ohm W. STEPHENS.

.FTn WIN W EfHENo,
W0ULD announce to his freinds and
~ the public, that he has inst taken the
old Staud, recently occupied by William G.
qeem, and reopeued a Livery Stable, where
he will be pleased to accommodate all who
may Wish to hire Horses, Buggies, &C., on
reasonable terms. Stable Room and Feed
for Horses of travellers, farmers, &c, also
afforded The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited.
August sd. 1860. If
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9ie @eIaaernna bun @idsbnrn.

Gbtca8O, 8. Stunt. Cine 9psataG De-
pei6e, battrt 2. Stunt BON @alnut 6iQ bst
Gtdsburs, me!Oet, baB @tneral 8tatr's Grps.
Otttun ORne ben @erlWit zines ein3ieen Mar>
mes surIdsetebrt TT. Ss9s un0 flnf,ta Net-
len swtI4sn BEN 8tg 8lod unp Oas0O SIuGe
tUIrOen BON unieren Truppen abgslu6t unb
etne Wtafe 8ritden; Mablsn, eroBe 9uautis
ItGten 8aumwole, nit @. S. A. 9e3et6uet,
3erfSrt. Die 2anOl4aft naG ga3Ou GttY 3l
lit fsbr fruGtbar unb btstet ret1lt@en uebera
luB BON allen Gr3eusntfen bar. 9unberte
Don Issern er9rtfen nit TreuOe bic @elsgens
bett, F4 uniern Eruppfn anjul9Itsben unp
tamen In bic Qinten nit Der Expedition 3uritd.
Bon @eneral SOGnlton bat man nod nt6ts
8eRtmmtes etfabrea fGnaen, man it aber3euat,
OuB er feline iOlGe NaGt ulammbrtnSen Fann,
um Grant anju9reifen.
@tRctnnatt, z. Stunt. Noams gr,
pref 60. bat NaGrt6ten BON tbrem Memptt5
Supertntenpentsn bt8 gum 3. Die yiebe0en
0erbrannten ont Iretto9 baS 6auUaeubeOt
Cincinnati. Gin OepelGentrdger Dembertous
an SpbnRrn pnrOe an DOnneyfage g~sfaneeh
genOramsr, Die Dspel9e lautet: Die TVuraes
1T aae,-3eute an GtertsI RattOnen, - fam
mid nur nod 10 Gage 9ulten -
&m Trettage befabl Grant, ale RauOnen
tn Wofttcn gu brin9en uno pte Stapt III be-
II&teben. Sn elmer StunSe wurOen 900
8pmten in bic Stabt 9spUrfeu ; Der @feFt
mar nod niGt bsfannt.
Cairo, Z. Stunt. Der Odmpfer, ipelGtr
gn;op ON WttttpO@ perIteB, 1T etngetrpfsu.
Das Teusr III 0idaburg p1brenb Der MlOntag
glaGt par DurG Die GrpIUlE0n uniersr 8Ous
Ben e~nt1tanben. @tne gauge Sstte bss 0as
I6instOa Square purOee Se1lSrt. Die 9Iufs
ipflan3unS Don Experimentation I3settst
rafb porpartS. Man beab(iAtt9te bas 6suer
Der gaussn 9tnie am MEttttpud 3u er6fhen.
llnlere 0tuten ltnD tebt 70 nage Den feiucItGfn
8erfen, bae I'D an maN@en Stelen nnlete
GUlOaten nit ben Nebelen mtsrtalteu tSnngu.
GSetereS bard, Sic %Cit.
Delerteure BON alien Dunfteu Der fstnbIt@eu
I9tnien Gassn aus, baB bic @arntIU ION ron
Stdebur9 bS9feue 2O-25.0OO @ann talf
it; bic Sorts unD ggerfe fn0 Sag unp gaGt
bsIsst unD bic 8aaen tSnne'' ut9t meRr abs
aelGt tpersen. Ote @arntI Jon erh0lt y terS
tel 8attOneu aus &orn unp frtlhsn S@lens
aetf6 beRe6enp. Ote 3lelsrps beieht unr roo
aus II 8rteapen unO bic 9rSBte BAIL cey
@plpaten mInl&t fn 3u erse6ea. uniert
8Omben 3er16rsn ale @ebduCe une BITE Sts
tpUbner maIsn tn Serern Isbeu. General
@embertUm i9tdte an %. msbrsrc 6amtItsn
NIT tbren Nesern In unisre Gtnten, Grant
ianbte tepC9 bic Betssa 3urtf unb bsbteIt
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(aus benz Rt4monS ensairsr Dem 9. Sunt,)

(Nre benz Stt4monS @nT1trsr Ssnt 9. Sunt.)
Granets .. 8latr, eth 5obn bes gantee
General YoRmeiFers, pslatr Ietne etsenen
2eute tn @tratnien SerlieB unb In benz Mars
lamb 9tnten Nesiment %eintrot, bat f& In ican-
baleuTe @sI6t6ten betm 6trumlun8eru In
NiGbmonbs Ndbe eebra@t, uno wurbe 9eferu
TN Gafsl Sbnnber Bic auf pettere Sefcble
etnselpsrrt.
y unionsaxrupPen liz Sing S6iniams CO., ga,
Gs wirb 9erteloet. bab etn gJanfes &anc:
neaSret unb 2 GranspcrtI6tffe NIT Srupptu
belaoen In Der Dtenfas Na&t ben MattapCnt.
8GmB mad Q8altertOn binauf9tnsen. @eferr
er1Aten Der Tetnb In &tng @tatam County
tn Der Ndbe Des @OurtbouI GO mnb fGbrte fetul
SepGbnltden Stretbe aus, @tne 8an@lGull
tn Der DIRECTION bon @altsrtca ldBt Sermu
tbsn, baB bte 8anOalen bte bOrtt9e Mabl
WfIble 3ertSrt baben. Gtne eentissnoe Wa@t
unn Die Mcr06rsnner gu sertretbeu, it abge
lanbt mDrDem.
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Sin Seut(bes Teff IN 8urnfse's
Serbs.
9 ON eret t, Sp., 20. .

SVM Stg JNHr ~. MtNt"
Wm IS. er1ielt MajOr 8. o.. grab, ber ale
WT. @sneral Mciutaut tn Sen. GarterS Sfab
fnnetrte, 8sfsbl. l0 iofort gu leinsm etssnen,
lDen 6. So. 9isotment. wel@es tn 1ennelies
I|lekt, az bs9eben. Die Rn De Don ber i6ngls
lien @bretIe bee Mlaiots murbe ron ben Bier
aotipnirten Ne9imsntern NIT grOBsm Beoau
FERN oernbmmen unD Sol. @erbarbt. pom IS.
%. q. Ne9iuaent arran9tgte etne 9ldu3enDe
MbiGteDafeter In etnsm Der ret3etbsn 1bdler,
nm ncm SAstbenben Die W1tung umo Qtebe
'tnno gu 9sbeu, rpelde oas eanss Commando
fGr ion beete. 635ra.
&uf Dem |Aattte geIe9enen 5eiplaee uaret
trrb bem WaneeI, welhsr ipnf I'm AieIigen
Qegsr berr1dt, ret1 NIT 0ttttatelIsn II. eblsm
Netn unb 8ter belaDene 5afsln aufaefslt
unb nm Fs terum reiGtsu fM Die G~onaoerz
.branntsn Grieeer, Der @slangeerein bss 46,
.(TremOnt) Nsginsnt8 beUtQtpmntte ben G6renz
gait NIT pdfsuDtn iGDaen @sldn9en. Wndl
General Garter, rpsieosr etpas Ipater gum S9ysge
Fam, puroe init @eIans empfangen uno BON
Sol. 0srbarbt NIT etutsen pa0enOeu Wortan
.bsmtGtcmmt q Inter @siong uno Toa0en
lGwanO Die 3sit unb erR lpat Iatso bte @s=
lsIIaaft naGOeui Col. @srbarOt NOD In etafr
.tIetnen Nniprade an letn Sffjter<Gotps pe8
.SGsteenDen nno beg Sen. Garter lObeuD ct
ipGsnt unO Gid gu benz asbtersn tpsnoeno)
oenlslben Oerlihert bate, baB baS 46. Neet.
tam IN aOen @sfabreu trsu CUR Scite fe6em
tperos. General Garter Dantte bterauf benz
@olOuel fJr fine @tte unb ba6 3utrauen uno
fuots. tueun Die StuuDe Der Gjefnbr famine In
tpuroe er IW NIT Dem erGBteu Gertraucn auf
Das Neaiment DerIa0eu, bas in 10 mnntbem
barten Sample (iN erprObt babe. SIN felgte
WfatOr @rae, Der in ttefeefGblten DOrten bon
leinen btspertgen @aFsnsefdbrtem @bI6ieo
na9m un0 benz 46. Ge9t. lstnen 6elonDern
Oonf abltattete. 2aute Surrab8 fir ben
S&etOenosn uno bos wadeee 46 Jte9tmeut
fuuten Bic 9nFt, rOrauf ltA bte @sIeGlAaft
trennte.
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adler YOrt 9Iblon FieSt G9omplDn'S Greet,
Oie Dtslsm 3ussFtbete uferbant III Elm. fell alb
faQenOer Bluff, auf pdGem iG perIHanste
0erbaue befnben. DieIe 8er9aue er(rsdsn
i6 bonn MiiRlFppt lanDetnpdrts bis su etnrm
Dunfte, tuD lf tn cine Netbe BON SHanstrer,
fen ausLaufeu, bic In tinem 0albcilfsl gegeu
SiDen f& 9 bts 10 Mieilen fort3tebsn, bts lie
auf Der SilDleite BON @ort 5urion In bic am
Mt1FlFppt : nfsr ertegenen tobsn 9asel Elm
miGinoeu. Da8 9ano to: 0Gdsn BON pOrt PUB
ion lit oletGfaus Gieelig uno wObl our Der
tbetbtouno eeetenet. Der 9ancNrt@ 3pii@sn
sort 6uDion uno Baton &Cise 1T an aallen
Sa6reS3eiten 1Awer gu p%aItrsn, oa or. NIT
bt&tem @sfrhppe mnp tlnterbcls it6ertpaGlsn
nnb BON pteIsn 8ahons nno Srn'pten curcp'
lBnttten 1T. qsaA33usG
Yort 6ublDn if betnuaG unFra9b1 Elm Don
Nntur unD Gnrd, &unf up8cnetn fsItsr plae.
Die 0ertbetOt9unseperfe Dem NiilflitppI ent=
lang IOllea otts a1t Battertsn bslteben, tn be-
men 1870 Gel&Ibe a~afssfabren linO. Gtne ote'
Ter Batterten lisat auf etnen 81 GnB bobeF
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BON 16OmpiOn'S Greet (melbe lsstere General
Deibsl %oeaUpmen 3u baben fhetnt). Ote 0e9
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|eintgen 1870 @finbsrn. Sa ben 8ert0eiDtg-
angeperfsa auf Der QanDleite bsfnpeu fG
swilhsn 30 unb 40 0el@aes, msit pen
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bto&t tpsrOsn fSnuen. Sb butter bteler Be-
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Weiteres BON 0nronn-

En9lan0. Ter rSn~btpsnpance 8elqeA
ptro aus 9onoOn seI@rtsben, bab Graf 2n1-
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ban9en Oearet9s gu rurtan, auetn I'm Wamen
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l6en ben Huilsn unb POlen pOrl1loeen tpOuts.
Setne DepeTNe fcqte nn9ebli6 am %. pper
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ssh osS gsfaiienen oStDnswul" Sadlcn, uuD
mt spot aber 9Opfer gefalt.
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Der Gurn0sretn ~ 8UfUm bat
etne &alIe 9e9rinost, BET welGer l@ teoer
conf crtpttUnspflt& Oeutl6e Dur1 einen
@els6ettra9 BON 20 Dollars bet1stlteen fam,
UNI nit Der etn9eBabIten @elammtl umme gtsGs
S~ertrster 81 3abien.
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@nn Der WntnmnfsGrtnrr.

Na& ben Bic esftern abenO in Buibtngtou
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Der tebersans bel fredericksburg.
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