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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-05

Eay-It has been disclosed that the
" Union League" of Chicago has applied
to the Governor of that State, through
gentleman who occupies seat on the
bench Of the Superior Court, for firearms
to put into the hands of the members of
the League" and TO be used by them,
not against the rebels, but against the
" coppcrheads."
The Chicago Times says, that il the Gov
ernor grants the request thus to furnish
arms to a secret political party, the dem
ocracy Of the city will be compelled iu
self defence to provide arms for them
selves at their own expense.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-05

ExALTTNG THE NEGRo.-De Tequeville
in his celebrated work on the Democracy
of America, in speaking of the negroes,
made this remark:
Whenever the whites and blacks have
lived together in The same State history
has opened but two accounts between
them, viz: When the whites by reason
of their intellectual superiority, were
stronger than the blacks, they reduced
them to slavery; and when, by reason of
their vast numerical superiority the
blacks became stronger than the whites,
the blacks rose and murdered the whites.
There is no other historical account beS
tween the two"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-05
Written at Washington City Under the
Nose of Lincoln?
Why is He NOT ARRESTED AND BANIsHEDR

WHY is He NOT ARRESTED AND BANIsHED2
Martin f. Conway, an Abolition mems
Der of Congress, from the State of Kansas,
has recently written letter dated from
the city of Washington to the editor of
the New York Tribune, in which he uses
the following language:
Thus the war became a failure and ut
terly ceased to bear upon the question of
the su9jugation of the South in any man.
ner whatsoever and n0,0, tohatcUcr may be
said to the contrary there are fer rcfectng
minds ,ohich hare not come TO the conclusion that
Rss@ THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE
SOUTH IS AN ESTABEISHED FACT !
nklsHUhether recognized or not.
The war for the future, therefore, be.
comes simply au mitr1mcni in the hands Of
political managers to effect the results Favorable
10 their o,0n personal ends
As to The Union, ,eOuld not give cent for
Il, unless il stood as guarantee for freedom
for every man, woman and child within
its entire Jurisdiction. / consider the idea
that everything must be sacrificed to tie Union
as utterly prrsSteroB. What was the Union
made for that we should sacrifice our
selves to il? |, for one, would beg to be
excused. As things stand geg"I WOULD
SACRIFICE THE UNlON~Gsato TO freedom
any morning before breakfast.
Very truly, yours,
NJ. F. CONWAY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-05

E9y"L must be pretty fast in some Of
our cities, five are to judge by the follow.
ing item from a contemporary;
ave feel bound to deny that one OF
oar lawyers put on his door, "gone to
bury my wife, be back in half an hour"
But candor compels us to say that one OF
our numbering merchants, the last sick
ness of his wife occurring in the busiest
season, was only able 10 get in in time for
the eecond prayer at her funeral"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-05

THE DEATH OF Mr.. CRIrTENDEN. The
Hon. John j. Crittenden, who died on
Sunday, at his residence in Fraufort, KY,
was in the nth year of his age, and re-
tained mis- faculties TO the last moment,
dying without pain or struggle. Mr..
Crittendou's history is too well known 10
be repeated here in detail. lie was born
in Woodford county, Kentucky, was bred
to the law, established his business at
Franfort was elected to the Legislature in
1916, and to the United States Senate in
1877, where he stayed only two years. In
1885 he was again chosen Senator re-
signed in lS4l, and went into President
Harrison's cabinet as Attorney General;
He was Tylerized in the fall of that year,
and at once returned to the Senate to fill
the remainder OF Henry Clay's term. In
lS48 he resigned and was elected Cover
nor of Kentucky by the old Whig party.
President Fillmoae made him again At
torney General, where he remained until
President Pierce came in, when he once
more returned to the Senate for the term
ending in 1861. His latest political Ia
bors were devoted 10 the attempt TO pacify
the people of the South, by the celebrated
compromise which is known by his name.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-05

RELIEVED FROM DUTY.-Capt. James NJ
Cults, of the llth Infantry, charged with
spying through the keyhole of lady's
room at the Burnett House, Cincinnati,
has been relieved from duty as judge ad"
yocate of the department of Ohio, by COM
nand OF General Burnside. Major Henry
l.. Burnett, Second Ohio Cavalry, has been
appointed judge adyocatein place ofCutts.
~ Y Times.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-05
WASHINGTON, May 30, 1868.

MEANING AND USE OF BAYoUs. We have
heard and read of late great deal about
bayous, and many people don't know what
to make OF them, nor whether they are
fish, tlesh, fowl, or red herrings." Some
imagine them to be the vast swamps lying
between the Mississippi and its tributa.
ries, OF between any river and the uplands;
and but few are acquainted with the fact
that they are the of>shoots Of large rivers
along the low and alluvial bottoms of the
Southwest.
The word is French, and means gut or
channel, and many of them are as jagged
and sci pentine in their course rs the intes-
tines themselves, and good deal longer
in their measurement Some of them, for
example, will strike away from the parent
waters and make a long voyage of discov>
cry through the unknown interior Of the
country; and after visiting the most outs
landish places, here and there and every
where bending and doubling, then curv-
ing themselves into all sorts OF fantastic
shapes, return once more to the bosom of
their mother, often scores and even hun.
dreds Of miles from the original starting
point of their wandering. They are most
ly sluggish streams, not very deep nor
very wide, and it was the knowledge that
these bayous formed network of COM
munication with all the Mississippi counN
try which suggested to the mind Of ADJ
miral Porter the idea of sending an expe.
dition to try and reach the Yazoo river,
between Yazoo City and Vicksburg, thro'
one or more of these convenient channels.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-05

n9-The letters that spell debt are the
initials Of the sentence, dun Every kody
Trice," and the letters that spell Ced
are the initials Of the sentence, "Call Reg
ular!y Every Day--I'll Trust"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-05

people arrive at the conclusion which
Gen. Burnside has announced, that they
must deposit their liberty during this war
and take it out pawn only after victory,
that instant secession is fixed fact."-
The history of the world does not show
one example of liberty returned, and this
people is now about to make the experi-
ment. We all recollect the fable of the
horse and the man, and stories canrot DO
Copperhead under his recent majesty, we
think that we may safely quote from
Esop;
A horse, in contest with wolf asked
the assistance of man, who on jumping
on his back soon dispatched the enemy.
The horse, with many thanks, requested
the rider 10 dismount. "Oh, no !' was
the reply IF you do not know that you
have good master, know that l have
good servant"
Horses have been ridden since that date.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-05

p9-Mr. Lincoln, only four years ago,
wrote TO a committee of Boston Republi.
cans as follows:
"Those who deny freedom TO others, deserves
II not for themselves, and under just God can-
not long retain ii.'
How much longer then, can he, denying
as he does, " freedom to others" "under a
Just God" expect "to retain it" himself?
--E.rehaags.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-05

RESTORATION OF DEcoNPosED BoDiEs.-
The human body, in so advanced state
of decomposition as to be entirely unre-
cognizable, can now be so restored bv
chemical means as TO present an almost
completely natural appearance. This pro.
cess was lately practiced with success in
London, in the case of body found in the
Thames, which was suspected to be that
ofan escaped murderer, who had commit
ted suicide. After the body had been SUBJ
jected to the new process, the witness
were able to swear that he was not the
supposed murd erer. ...
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-08-05

Box MoT.-The Washington Star, in
spired by the recent Federal victories, in
oulees in the following bon mot
THETWO BURGS.
VIcKsBURG GETTYSBURG
10 whom shall we Grant the Meade Of
praise'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-26

balten babe. Vrpa0( eab mar IrGber Sfi3ier
til Dir brlti|Aen NrmCe uno BAT NIT Nussst6-
nun9 IN Snosen Aeoteut. Geit Ger 0erGfent=
Der Nu3ei9e lelnss GOOs8 tat Elm NIT
benz Serltortenn tnttm befauntec Ser fol
genbe intsrtian!e an9obe 9sraGt:
Vpr eth paar Sabren. ola 8r0aD6eoo I'm
trGfti9lten Wanne8alter Rano, bic 1lan3enbe
brtttlhe untForn un0 duf Der Brult msbrrre
WlepoiQtn unb SrDen trug, bic or lA ourtb
lstne 8ra0beit NIB 9opfsrfeit er,pprteu Bate,
tpuroe er NIT elmer letr ret4en 8ayonelIe Der
@Dd9et Bamilie, etnem Der Standardization
5dnler @ngl1no8, befannt, Gus Der 8efanut,
lAaft tpurDe baID elm QisbfsperbGltni6, unb
mar bic unerlAdttsylthen GtnpGao Toe Der Ba.
miIte Se9en Elm @bsbinbntB trG6te 8eioer
@liif. Gle bei6I0iien bnbss az flte6en, unb
flbrtsn otefen 8Uriob aud aug. Gintee
Mtonote Derpetlte baS 9tUdli1e Ynar auf
Dem Continent, Be uhte Stalisn, Die S6psi3,
johanna NeeYpten. unD fam Dor etrp1 2Sabreu
mad Sltnpto, tpOlsl6f Srcab6eaO BET Clifton,
III Srrqn0t0 County, etne 1arm taufte.
Jtnn beiaB er Ieioey nentg ober 0ar fgfns
Ssnntntne bonn Ndsr6au, uub fpeun man nod,
po3a feline Msi9un9 fir eth tu(ti9ss eeben unb
oa5 Netn9in6 tedaet, tOflGAem lsbterin aud,
leine Trau tulei8te, 70 tG6t llA lei6t ermsTtn.
Dap I'tne MusitGten fir Die Submit mt&t de-
rabe gut warfn. Ct wurbe elm S6uffr irt
p%plIita Stuue De8 @cste5 nnb oerbraGte In,
3ufanoe Der GrunfenGsit maude glaGt eui
Der Yratris. e,
Seire 6rau, frG5sr Ger Mtttelpunft BE-,
WrifOfratif QOnbon's, bas perr5hnte Rino
osS Netdt6ums, unO ~einltens ip0ar Gbrens
oane Der &Sntein SictorIa, NIT alien UcI,I.
gen elmer ercelentsm &r3ts1uu1 ln5aeriRet
mediterranean in Mlultt unD f&6tq, FN In 7
perlAtepenen Spra6en 8u mnterbalten, FAM
ourd ben 3runf bntp o titf ME ibr @atte.
Ste ltarb In Der S~runfeubett. 9rCapbeap
mar bereite 70 berabgefpmmsn, baB er am
Sage Dor .lsinem 1cpe lstne WolpmetaiQen
serIeben mugte."
STEINER Ii quite 8uFter iii 6idmOao.
inOem ote SAMPLER 1926 fir bag @fun6
psrlanBen; stue Gahee Gafse fofet In bsn
SaIOns $I.00.
NHs8ewte1en it Der franz. GcnIul,
Sv. 6bsrcn, aaS 0aloeGton rurA atnenO11ft
lprut bts Ssf. Davis unb ais Gjrunb fir
Dtefe Wfabreael onse9ettn, pab Bic gran;Oltn
tntrtgutrt Battst, 9erAs pea Der litli9en
CONFEDERATION gu REIGN MO GO ~ einew
lslb(ltdnotgen Staute pntsr tenn Dgglectorste
Qouis NnpclsOn's su MAIDEN. 0r. Sd mar
glstG3ettig rpniul. ISent fir Spauten, Stalisn
unb Durtugal unb nimnt pas GaraerreAt
BON 3sras fir F& tn @upra9, ba CT bort 90
Sat1e eetett BABE.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-03-26

Lamb nno YgsuBfn gu beipe9er, Dap jecp1 tas
WthiIerlum fart bageeen atbitte.
WnBlanD. Retersbnrg, 3. Wt6r3.
Die Blatter E tneen etnea 8rieT BON Der 8e=
baftion bes GcICfcl, wprin mlt0et0eitt niro,
caB Tie 5cblraiden f~leineren OeIeQlNnIten In
GuBtaao li9 5u etnsm persiut9tsu 8unbe un=
ter Der 2ettuRg ftutS : entrol Gpmite's an elm
amber anseIhloitnr BADEN, pelder Bunb In
lrtuem Ndinen u8cben mno Greibett" ete Biin
lbe tes ruIiIden 8citfs DnS Jfedt etnee Sc
ben gum Qancbtibe unb etne aus Watlen
berccr9etenee 0uneesse9terung, ouaorife.
Die Nebatteure peS Rolotol bteten lth our
@nt9eaennabme unb MISUNDERSTANDING bon
Bettrdgeu fir bic Griitrten In Sibtrten uno
fIr bic aelnsiniame toIfatGimltde Sa6e an.
SStaliem. Nom, 26. Btbr. Der 0or.
fall nit Stgnpr 6aultt madt Ytrl SCn fH re-
Den. Oils CT am Gcuntag a,S rer &irde San
@arlO frat, mo er pte @ttie eebDrt batts trat
Der UensD'armerts Sff3ter Qtgt, lein BreuuO,
6er3u unp fiji ts.te tbm ia'S Sbr: uSte inb
auf 8efebl Der Satra @onlulta ntetn Otfan.
aener." ST parb barauf tn etuem Wogen
mad Gan Mtdyele absefahrt. Gduiii permtts
tslte nt9t allsta Die I'm pUrigen Sabre BET Be-
nanBt eutoedten @crreipOnDen5ea Dss reooln
tIondren GpmittS. fpnbern tpar aud ifbt uU4
OnfIr tbatia. Seine amtliAe Stfllung oIS
Miiaiorromu8 bes Cardinals NntOnellt unO ale
Ngsnt petlaiepener 8iihSfe, tpte bes @arot.
mails p, G1eiGsl, beg GilAcfS BON D1pertOrn
u. {. To erIeidtertea tbm pa6 @eIAGft.
Xirfei, Ssmatt Baiha reiits am 5, OlarS
ron @onltanttnupel mad G9Apten 3urad.
@m Z. Wtar3 tpUlIte Der Suitan etne Dspu
tatipn Der Wonttne9riner empian8sn. i'm ibre
6O%rDerunaen peri4nltA gu bepiQtaen.
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Gnropdt(doe Wadrtdbtem.

GuglanS. Nsl9e Nufresuna In Qpnbun
9lnlihilt9 bet 6siratB be5 Yrtnnn BON Walsa
uno Ielnes @tn3uSe8 nit letner 8raut In ie-
nee Stoht tertI Gte, TT am beutlihlten aus ben
In8ebenren Wtetbpretien srli6tlIG, bic fiji
6enlttr al Der 8cnte Der @rC3sliIcn geleaener
pau tr bs3ablt purOen. Sn YiccabtaY erbidt
elm 9au8bfltBer fir BEN Dberen Tteil leinss
paul les $3.50 ($225O) SIR Die Benubuna
Der 8enlter zines Oau g am 81. q mle RirG,s
bOte ipuroe gar bic un9sbeuve Summe BON
1850 ($4750) be,ablt.
JranfreiG. Naris, 6. Nadr,. Dsr
beatt8s pMloaiteur" melpet, taB f1r bic @tsls
lung etueS grlabmannes I'm Mtlit9r $500
Srcs' ($46O) I'M laafenben Sabre 3u be3ablen
inp.
Ole Na&rt&ten iiber ben pOlnilGen Nuf.
ltano lauten ptoerlpredsnD, te mad Der Queue,
aus tp2lher fe ftsBen.
9eu'e tuuroen bic Supplementar : @reott.
lumrten fur p0s Sabr 1862 bon Fem aelsb=
8~ebenoen &6rpsr tewtliat,
Dea 6rance" ermartete bic Nutrort bes
5aars aaf Ole gCridldse Der frdn36ll6en Gre.
9Ietuag btnIi@tlt6 DOlens am 6. WPdra.
SeuflGglann. y SOM SO "a 2. WGr,,
Wup ote amtliGe D8aYsrt(Ge 3ettuna" ur,
leel't ubeF bic preuBii0 ru(flGe GOnpention :
u OfItt [}r. y. Btenard penn ntdt Darar. wie
9lndll4 prsnBtlAe Se9arrlihfeit ben Roller
DER Dran3olen MAIDEN mub, peun er Bic mfri.
fantiAe expedition init elmer @a,mpaone I'm
Hpetn usr'aul@sn fGnnte? Gin Rrieaefau,
9f9en VfeuBfn Brfebt, lit mad unlerer Nlet,
n'!iI9 3n9ieit bic QuffOrperung an @eneral
5orfp, NIT Msrifo 6rieoen, ME &c and 1et.
gu Ihltfben uno DIE frans5(ihe Nrmes nod
europa 5nrid3ufibren. Wabrltd, 90 1T bobe
3stt, pab Rreuesn Dsn falI6en gBta nift
iusttfr 8ste; eS 1T nur 5sil Iar Nrsusen.
ipfan es II1 tDieper In Gtntlang nit Dtr Slim.
NE oes HanbeS, NIT Der Stimme DeutlHlaafs
iest. Die Warurufe er|dalen poa allen 5ets
ten, aus allen oeutl6sn @auen, tpstt NQe Die
Gsfabr tpoN fahlen, bic Nae suglei5 eeprUbt.A
WremRcn. Der r@taa!snn,eiesr" ecm 5:
Wfar3 oetlangt BUR uuterDradun9 bee pclni,
IuFlansee cine psit ltG tere UsItbune
PR Prtnbiiden greu3e turG prsuBiI6t 3rup.
PEN i'm 6te ne6er|Arettung Der CREME bur6
;u ttaoera. 1
Ure9en3 16. 6ebr. sGeasrn Q6enb I'm
ubr 1T Geroinano SIMMER .. ~;yenneberoI
etnem ihmsr3liBen gsbtrnleiben erfeoen,
Sein IDD mar fanft unD rubia. Gr erreIhte
elm Utter BON a Sa1rsn.
Dtr listener gerrelpvnosnt Der Qunbpr
Etines meloet, DaB Die reafttonGre Bartet Id
If0Be Wfube 9sbs, ben Ratlsr Srnn, SolspG
&rnennun8 per bst(isen @atau3 NIT Rub<
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cOnf6p, Nrmee. Dasneue 81 Of N a b.
Theater I # mttbetruntenenO f.
ft3teren an9efillt
Der 6thmOnb n&uqutrer" Iast: Son al
len Suartieren. 400 unlere Nrmsen auf9etGu|t
Esbsu, pcm 0idsbur0, 3alobpmo, @9ar=
lsltCn uno 8reosridsbure, esben uus bic
erfrcultAten 8sr,Gte ubsr bte 6altuna unIes
rsr fruppen 3u. Die etn3tae 8efcrentB, mel
te ubw lltet, 1T, b a s unfere 2ruppep
aus Mon9el an Nubruna n
gutter far bic Pferbe 9e3wun
gen werDem Iolltsn, bic eteu
Stellumgen auf3u9e6en, aus
10 Ell Gsn Der Tetnb lts ntematt
1ertrtebem b1ttf.
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S1tUar5e ~2ebeneasGrupOeu.

HA #L Il
y1a9 stnfm Uffjisan 8sriGt lsben ouf
en- SneuEer os@ 0~appnbanauf, untsrbal6
iFsoertdsbur9, Hdmnr,s Hsbeuen- 8sDetten.
aad tn Dem WefsGt BET Grantlin, Sem,
: nit Der BeTs9ans rnb t~Oelwei(sa g.
a9~saaebmnng Der @plturn' IGsn 8rtnobe
lf@ Den Iebeler= @enera( San Dom pnbe.
tarafa i4rarBe 9aceeqfn Solpotfn ,nr,
Ni@sua' Oas 80, 5aptane Neelmsnt lab
p me- iptr u etasm @&(aasberidts per
4pDsle unt0n etlebsn, Jpabt enb ieues SRI.
3 Plps''@ 5Frst i&pagien 0teatmentern ar
'SosF lfs'eFe 'naGtsn stnen Anarif auf
lSalts1sent trflGs Oas IS. SubIonos Rsnt
9sasn Datte irarosa jeOOb asitwsiiio pOn
trsr MFtilerie susideelGlaasa. tOss1sIhS
FtHt iaet Sort 3rst WO9sn puroe tuiss
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Eslegr0pbif1e D10GricD4ess.
Esriatet fit ben s80Itiatar gnsGer.~
Suubeg1anhtifant.

BET Dem neutiden GtIenbngnunfnQ lit Der
9lG5e BON Ncc0tinf, 100 cine Nmbu!an3 DHrG
Die @etralt oe8 2Btnbes BON einem Rarren
BepOrftn Uurbs, f!np merftparpi9er gBetle
teine Ger lonen gstGptet. Sn Der Nmbulan,
befanOen f6 8 Ger lOnsit, bon tpeI8en 4 mebr
Doer tusnt9sr belha0t9t trurben, - etn gasal.
Iertit tit benz NaBe, oab CT mad Dem 5pIpitat
9eidtdt wutbe.
Das 8erbOt, Qiquo7 In Die 9tntsn un1erer
Aimse gu brin9en, bat 3H ben perl6ieDenlten
Grtn0nu8en geronlaiun9 9egeteu, um pie
betrfffnoen 8famten gu tGul6sn. 60 perben
oie pollen WDtsfeY1alGen III Getds 9sbaden
unb In Die Eager %9el&muggslt. WIe btrarttae
Gecamenta8e absr wirb Ibegtrcfen BON jeusr
trilNen 8rau, tpelGe bic mad 8irsjnten fib
renDe Nqga 'uct- Bride ra1irsn rDlte. iebUd
Elm lplGe6 Nrom1 bon gau be Gie psrbrettete,
DAP bic gBad1e ie anbtelt uno ftne nT6ere
uuterluGuug a%nItelIte. eden wpllte Der in
lp%icirsnpe Oifjtsr fte pa1itten laItu, ais 51-
fdltgetpgtie 2 8ldI;n nit bsm pert1nantb
DDQen vGtpfe' entpsdt wuroln. pelte bic
SOdIer Der Oriinsn Jnfel al8 falj6e 8rr2e
trug. Sel6lttsbeuU purDe blele 9tebfrauen
mtl6 conFectrt.
am 0ionta8 murGe tefti9er &anCnenDon-
nsr aus Der &iAtung Don Bun 9lum psrnUms
r1ei.
Nn NlottaG NdAmitta9 ridte NperiQ's
SaSalIsrie DOn 6aimput6 ben Yotcmac BIN
ouf, IAN etne anOs,ipgittge ipidktge Expedition
poJinsbmsn @harfs5 6fNeyn muroe am
Nftttpo4. Morgen aus rer NI6tana BON Rel.
lsp'S 6cro peutemmsn uap man gIauttc, po6
Noertl NIT benz 8since gu ianmeaae(tpbeu fe!.
Nad} alien Ssrt@ten beFnpet iif ets So
tOnrdt NrInee In ou5ge3st1uetsr SeVfaiuaa
FUR Die bfporlle6enGe &aaue.
Cine 9robe anjaG, Qoipitaier pfrrsn nuf-
6sb0bt.:, ia bel bee gertugen 2lnSag! pVn
Erdrttn mn 8frlpunpetsa 5000 Ue!tea letr
Dos GramiIlriat5- Ospartecdent i1 pou
G'eneral- YOilo.T fee na@ Ger @fs per &c,
nnD : G5traBe rerie9t worpen
W a9tn0tcn, 25, 4Rar,. Cine neue
Geitrnmnng 1T getrs fen rprotn, puna5 aqe
neu %creirten 3lbImfiiter, eGe le i9re @cm-
ertalten, elmer YrGiung I6sr tore
9eiltigen. tGrpegliaen unp moralil1ru Gtaen.
u%ntsrtporfsn finO. gDeun (e ben Be-
Ot19ungen ui6t 9enigen, wirp bic Grncnnung
rtOerruf en. @tenlc BADEN ale i9on com,
niliDutrten 3abimeifsr Dor Der @ramirasI
toh5=@cmmiiiion lu erlAsinen.
Gle SUrcerunsen an Gotta gficd.
DaIItn 25. Mlar3. Ole Gprbes
9e3en Gotta Sftca umfailan seeen 4OI
}aas, ban wllGen etpa 1870 IN sbre(ens
)ett Der SHtfreTan!sR bon eiurm 9is6. On.
polte unC Der Nslt pOn 6rn. 8ep. S,@uIbtp8I
IND anberea berporragenOen NpOofatsn per-
retsn purcen. 9r. 81. @aptlD frat ate &ns
ralt fir Gotta Nicu auf unb bet ttdt. @as
anote NanCeIts als llapagt0etii6er. Die 6ur~
'erun8en teIauIen lMb ouf So. 500, GOO, esI
inCeB uur $4,000, allo L Yrojsut,
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Cairo, "a. Mara $50 Mersens.
gin 6on. @tpeOn gRe0ea.

Sefrstatr Der NaD9.
SD babe iotben cline Wlttttelune scm
9ient. Command, st. 81. 8resie BON 8lad
9apf, Zen l9. MGrS erbalteu. Der Qpmtrol
1T burb @tesle's unp gIud @aYpus mil s
panBsrlGifsn ulO brm oVttce" In Seer @rest
e'n5slnnftn une DrtnGt ,al6 nab bem ga,cO
DOE. Sbne 3peiisl ti er 6erstts tCr! anae.
loNat.
@eneral gbsrman fplat nit Istner Qrmee.
u. DC. @ennOd,
GlUttsn. Capt, uno Gsl6mapsrzGOmmanb
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Gime1t 81 arnnn9sruf sou Narfci'
8rptuuletp,

0rDlDMtpW
All ba8 0clf BON RentudY 8ertdtet, tDstleT
| mir ltn @utlaute nod nit, tpte folAt:
NalbptlIe, II. War3.
SD BIN tsim Mlarmif, uge LATTE MIDI aud
nibt letGht tn'S 8od8bern je9en our.t ptt
Drubuaeen pper 8~spe9un9sn rer Nsbeuen,
uno bod CLAUDE ib ernllli2, tpas tnarhi
eeute be,pffeln ODER oflel3udsnO beldheln
Sd alaute, oaB e~essuWdrtis IN Of asnnene'
etne expedition i'm ercbarttalten WfdBtat'
aur Snbolipn BON &entmdY Sprberettst u auss
gerIltst trirb.
SD babe btsle Mnseleeenbett nit ernltltden
Sntere1ie uno GROCER S~betlnabme ONT baa
@enaue1e perfol9t; Id babe nit btelsn Sfr-
trauen5s unb eIau6mGroi9cn WGnuern &C.
lprpGen, bte tiiy3lt6 aus tenen @egenben
bterber tameu, unb le habeu mid tn meiner
feftn ue~ber3atouns bsf,altst, paB In &acr
ptae, i'm pbsren 6bstle BON . 'Senneles, bon
ben Nibeufn ltbr beseutsnDe StrsttfrGfts 3us
lammenee3osen perDea-Irttaerle, S%nfanterte
unO GapalIerie.
@ltt bteIen Gtreittrdften tuerDen fe burG
etnen Der @etirsspaGe tn 6entudp etnSrta'
eeu unO penn i9uen ni6t sedi3eitt9 cine
-tnpp(aate 6eereSmaht ent~gegenSefslt miro,
70 tperbel tie ben @chltane Rentudp'S Der
nibten, tpenu e5 ibnen ntht gar 9e!ingt,
louisville uno Cincinnati In ranhenoeIri im@
merbaufen 3u Derpaabeln. Gle lpuroen ben
Serlu@ lAon lan9t semaGt babsn, mean Die
bod anarlGpoaenen @ebirgawoIsr uno Der
boOenlp|e 3u(tanb Der StraBem unD Nese Die
SperatIpnsn nit erGBeren TruppenfStpern
bisber niGt unnlSelt9 gsulaAt batteu.
Ole 70 II a6er, mn6 irerSen TIM
6ribjabr ba ieiu. Die l1neldubigsn brauGen
MIR nod ti:ise @OAen gu warten, lin stn3u-
fsben, rap meine Wgpp9e,eibr@9en be8rilnbet
(Inp. Die 8sbslleu btatlldttsen natirllH,
tpie tmnter, Die 2'sra6runs BON 81 ienbabnsn.
GtGcten unb Dor ern ; Dor NQenn aber pOlen
lte tire SaalenDe bon aus9emergsltsn, balbs
petbungerten 9tolFnonten oe9eu Die bslten
Nferoe unb SaumtGtere &entudY's auStaus
lbem, uuo ale Stpre8, 6!ei(Amartte uup Sc
tvaiDelpeiher I'm Qanbe am6plInosrn.
llNlere Wtilitdr6ebGrben t6nnsn gar niGt
tpadIIam eenuS letn, npA fGnnen ie fh In ,u
9roBsm MaBtate auf Die brablhttste Snpa~
firm RenthdY's oUrbereiten. SD buffe nnb
wiinlde nur, DAP Der tGie 6einO SIRE gauern
ntGt tnmttten Der Notwithstanding tbrer
GelOer i~itergumpels nnO bic Drobuftipn S6res
StanteS I'M Seine Sernidte. moe Hi 7'a
! llnb 3ur @bre uni erer Nrmee wtQ tA aud
GOfsu, oab lIe ss benz 6stnoe ntGt nodmaIs
s%sltatten ,mSee, Sbren Staat beimsulu9sn
lnO gu Serwnlten, unb bann unbeIdltiet NIT
8aube ab5ujteben, tpis I'm porisen
Ja9r, ais bte gan3e NstetIetlsG rmee bate ee>
Iau9en 9euOnimeu werosn lplen.
Yian mag mir oOrbalten, bab iA mid uns
tn Dinse mtl4e, tte mid niAtS al,
9ebem, Uoer bab t@ nl9t8 Nfnes er3dble. SD
.ater: Da8 Bolt bon Rentud9 lete
l6 UuE unb bte Mtlttdrbet6rOeu Ieten paas
UNI. SO. 81. Srpwnlom rs.
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General sberman's sruppen raefen raid nab.

Waf6tn9ton, 25. MGr3. 6olgente
Grbt tpt6tt8e unb bffeieDtgenpe NaArtntsn
ltno TN Nartns : Dspartemeut eingetrUftn ;
Cairo, "a, Wdr5.
Nn 6cn, @iDeDn gBeQss,
Sefretatr Der NabY.
Sceben babe i9 eins Mitt6eilune ScnQieut.
SCmmanb. 81. 81 8resle, pattrt 8taG 6atpf,
ben 20. Niar3 et6olten.
Oos 8laa8'nl&if v5artforO" befiubet l6
nnterbolb g8arrentpn. 2lomiyal 6arraaut'S
Sefrstair fam oislen Woteen an GOrp onf
lsinem BsBe gum Q0miraG Dorter. Gs NTH
tbm mtnoelteus zine NoGe nekmen. portbin
gu gebfn uno 3urifjufcmmen. @r Iaat, ba6
Dee y9artfcto" Die 8atterien bet pptt 6aoIcn
palttts. Die iibstgfn wurDen ,arGdael6lnaen
uno S6tf mar in @ranO eeratheu. Mau
9lanbt. Dnb lsbtereS Der OWtlFiFppi" mar.
u. so. Yeunod,
SlOttsnsGap NIB @sitpapers 6 mmanb.
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osrGolt S,mtlbet, RAP elm 8tcbsr &9eil eer
1ruppfu Gan DCrn's, ptslsiGt psr otsrts
5bsl bsrfslben. aus NeesrsS clpaten bsltsbe
uno bur9 tisS uneludIt@e 3rsfen miro psr
SetiGt Vi Dfpmmen bstGtiGt."