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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
No COpperheads in the Army.

The st. Louis Republican, complains
that Gen. Halleck and Sec. Stanton,
when they were serenaded over the
fall of Vic ksburg, should have used
the term "C6pperEead," in the short
speeches they made. The Republican
says the term Copperhead is applied
to Democrats, and that there are as
many Democrats in the army as Re.
publicaDs. All very true, but the
Democrats in the army are not Cop
perheads. Lieut.. Pollock says in the
Nebraska First there are plenty of
Democrats, but not one C0pperhead, al
least among the priyates. Captain
Matthews tells the same of the Kan
sas Second; they all ''hate the Cop
perheads of the North sOOrse than the
open armed rebels" The soldiers Of
all regiments, throughout Missouri,
detest such sheets as the Republican,
and all who ~patronize it. But "wher-
ever they find a copy of the ST Louis
Democrat, in any house :heymay visit.
that family is safe from any outrage
or insult-no danger of their being
jayhawked in the night.
We often hear men say, go, I am
a Copperhead, because l am a Demos
crat-anD Democrats areC opperheads,
and then begin to tell how many
Democrats there are in the army
These men are like the fox in the
fable, who had lost his tail in a trap.
and wanted all the other foxes to dis.
pense with their tails. They know the
stigma that attaches to their charac.
ter, and as misery loves company,
they want it to appear that all Demo
Gratis are Copperheads. Those only
are C~opperheads, (and it matters moi
whether they are Democrats or Re
p%ublicans, Wings or AbolitiOnists,
whose sympathies are to a greater OF
less extent with the Rebels ; who want
the War stopped, and the Southern
Contederacy recognized, which is o
course a dissolution Of the Union
who oppose every measure Of the
Administration, that is calculated tC
suppress the rebellion. There are
many grades of Copperheads, from the
open, avowed Rebel, down to hypO-
critical or weak kneed Union men
and they manifest themselves in in 9
thousand ways--by constantly finding
fault with the real or fancied mistakes
of the Administration by opposing
the draft ; grumbIing about the War
Tax ; BY magnifying the success o.
the rebels, aud representing that they
are invincible +; By rejoicing over the
] Rebel victories, and denying the i'm,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
tCircular.) ag3
The Great Timber for the Pralrles.
sALIx ALBA, OR WHITE WILLOW.

O<AAA 1HDA9 VI "AAAG WAAAOUs
In calling. the attention of the public to
the White Willow, as a tree eminently
adapted TO supply the greatest want of
the Prairie Farmer, permit US, in a plain
and candid manner. to set before you the
following facts, to-wit; o65
1st.-It grows certainly and rapidly
from cuttings, and is, therefore, Of an
trees, one of the most easily propagated.
2nd.4The wood is slraight-grained.
and splits freely as the Chestnut. 1t is
especially valuable for fuel. and is avail
able for this purpose at FIVE to seven
years growth. At this age, we believe
n acre, well set, will supply an ofdi-
nary family, renewing its growth faster
than they would barn il, as it sprouts
freely and vigorously from the stump
L makes rails which, if peeled and kept
off the ground. will last many years. Ii
is most easily riVeA into pickets, barrel
slaves, or for any similar purpose.
3rd.-From its quick growth. It is en-
%inently calculated for shell Ter or screens
around the dwelling, barn, stockyard, or.
chard, and, IN fact, we recomehd it for
timber belt the entire length, west and
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

4 lat beats BY which SEQ escaped 10 The
Virginia shore Just as the ~gunboats APP
psared. The remainder on the Ohio
shore were attacked by our cavalry and
gunboats and scattered. It is not likely
any more viii escape than those naention-
ed above
New York, July pa letter from
Rosecrals army 14.h, reports the army
agair in motion. The enemy's rear had
been shelled, but no fighting occurred
The enemy appears excited. and had
thrown away large quantities Of arms,
ammunition and elolhing as they retreat
ed. Their force iszestirnated at 5000
Infantry and $4,000 cavalry.
Cairo July, 22.-Vicksburg adsices
say all of Farragut's boats started down.
with the intention of leaving the Missis-
sippi, destined for a new field OF opera
tions, probably Mobile. ssaa
Cincinnati. July 22.w1Forgan. with
about 500 men. encamped near Near
thur, Vinton County last might. AT
half past FIVE this morning he was al
Wyna, within a mile Of Vinlon, on the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad.
Morgan passed thropgh Nelsonville,
Athens County, at 10 O'Clock this morn
ing, closely pursued by our forces His
intention seemed tolbeste gain APPOINT on
the Ohio river above g6nboat nav1gahon'
and cross to virginia. The authorities
have made arrangements thar will effec-
tually checkmate andgcapture his forces.
Washington, July 22.-The following
has been received from Vicksburg, da-
ted 18th inst: To Halleck-Johnson
evacuated jackson on the night Of the
10th. ard is now in full retreat. Sher-
man a v most Of Johnson's army must
perish from heat, a lack of water and
discouragement. The army paroled here
has, to a great extent deserted, and are
scattered through the country.
(Signed1 GRANTiH
Washington, July 23-This evenings
Republican has the following: From 9the
best information at hand, it appears Lees
army is at Winchester, orr above that
point, while cur own army occupies such
a position, that he cannot get ba ok to
Richmond without fighting at a disad-
vantage. The Rebel General is either
holding this position to gather supplies
from crops in the Valley, or with the aid
of. reinforcements as, be may have OBJ
tanned, give ano her battle or series of
battles to the army of the Potomac. Our
is readu to 60bt him and anxious
indeed, rather than to return to another
c campaign in those districts Of Virginia
which have been thoroughly devastated
by war.
ment of the total public debt to July lst,
is 81, O97, 274, 1876. Latest unofficial IN
~telhgence leaves the two armies watch.
ing each other. Rebels on the West
and Federals on the East side of the
Blue Ridge.
New York. July 23.-Tribunes' Har.
per's Ferry letter of 2Ist says, main
body Of our army 25 miles south of Ber-
lin, with no present appearance of a for
ward movement. 1t is not improbable
they will return to Berlin. Lee lies be-
tween Martinsburg and and Manchester,
his picxets occupy Potomac river from
Cherry Run, Is miles west from Mar
tinsburg, down to Harper's Ferry. Fri
day NIGHT they drove in cur pickets at
the Ferry. They are in force, too, al
Shepardstown. Martinsburg and Charles
ton.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

I will offer for sale on the Goth day Of July. 1851 &
front Of Den's store, 70 the highest bidder for cash. ni
following described property tO-wit: Lot Number one
section %, containing thirty-bundredths Of an acre.
Lot number one, section 81, containing ~forty-four acre
and ten-hundredths Lot lumber two, coutaieiE th.
y-nine acres; lot number three, containing INV
acrss and tef-hUndredths5 the southwest quarter Z
section 81, containing one hundred and sixty acres; ai
southwest quarter Of the sOutbeast quartef. Of sectu
thirty-tW0, containing forty acres. ia foBnshin 81
range fifteen according to GOyernment survey lyBgl
y omaha County, Nebraska.
By order Of the Probate Court Of Richardson CouuJ
Nebraska. =. n. BARNES,
15O Administrator OF william Dnp1s d&d.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
MASTERS SALE.

In pursuance OF a decretal 0rieT made ~ the VeIa
Court in aud for Nemaha County, Nebraska TentDT
sitting in ChanceTy, bearing date Nay 29b, dsS3 Ia
G.. Cooper Is complainant, and Edward II. hcC0mas 3
al, are defendants, j viii on Tuesday, July Tth, lA
at 10 O'Clock A. b., in front OF Den's HALL. in Bur,
vile. in said county, being the place where said
was last held. offer fer sale TO the highest bidder e
cash. the Following described premises, tO-Eitr d
northwest quarter OF section number tweHiTFn
township number four, north Of range nnmber ahc3
east Of the sixth priaeipaImeTidianl in Nebrasklfen'
tory. JAHES s. BEDFORDf
nfS 5v 81 "a Master m. Gamer.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
INTERNAL REYENnE-
COLLECTORS OFFICE

C~OLLECTOR'8 OFFICE. 1
- 2 S~.INTEREAL Revenue, EEBRasEN Cfrv
July lst, 1853.
Notice is hereby given that the Annual CsIlsrft
llst Tor the year 1852, has been placed IN N.Y. hsoas nj
collection, and that said duties have heuosss due AL
psyaole' and that the undersigned will attend Al Jr
L. Sarsons Banking House, in BnoWnFiile. In Ia
county O. Nemtha, Territory OF NEBRASKA. on ts ts
Gay OF july, A. d. 1863, and att g. Goods TTatel PIE
City, IN the county Of Richardson, Tsrrtt5y on Nebw
ka on TIE 18Th day OF July, A D. 1858, To recafs 8,
same5 and al persons who shall neglect 10 pay ss
duty, OF tax as above Aforesaid assessed upon then. 3
the Collector within the time specifies, shalLbe lEa
10 pay ten per cent. additional upon The auoaat tbesr
no@-1W JAMES SWEET, COLLEGE,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

Elizabeth Waters having been appoint % Admin,t-,.
trix Of the Estate Of AbsOiem Waters, late Of he ON.
ty Of Paw1iee, N. T deceased, Notice Is hereby u7a
to all persons having claims against sad esfste. D
have them on die in the once o. the Probate Jripr
Pawnee county, Nebraska Territory, on OF bene b.
18th day o. January, A. d. 1864, at 9o'CIOchA n m
time set for hearing claims agaiustasaid estate.
n52- 6E-S3, so b.. g LORE, ProbefeLui-t
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
MASrEn,S So

Ia pursuance OF a decree % the District CoHrt
for Nemaha County, Nebraska erEitory,rdAn
Chsncery. bearing date Nay 18Th 1s6fs u a esn-
cause bending in said court, wherein Day & Aat.oAL
Cutler & Tarrel are complsinantS. and Alien L.yss
ct 81, are defendants, I viii, on SATURDAY tne
"a July, 1863, between The ha1rs otlv 0ci29.
and four o'clock p D. Ofsaid oays Mtr0nS -
Hall. in BrownvflIes in said csunty5 being ne
where said court was last held, oGer for sat
Iiaaiest bidder fDr. cash, the following uescr3edF
s.. to-wit: Lots 7umber four "a and nYe q
asrfhuest fractional quarter Of section numDer So
lsWnsbio number four a. north Of range nuubef.
.een U6l east OF the 9Th principal meridian IN Ae@D
.eeunty, Nebraska Territory
J. s. BEDFORD, Master N Cha1es1.
-r4e-1w-e4.T5
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

portance 81 Union victories and IN
myriades Of other ways. The true
Copperhead cannot possibly disguise
himself. He may attempt to play the
Union man, buthescannot keep up the
character fifteen minutes without mis-
takes. Like,tbe ASS in the Lyon skin,
the ears viii stick out.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
NoIica 10 -rar-Parars

The taxpayers of the City Of BrovnyiII. >,
take notice that the Tax-B65k for 1s6gis3 :
hands for collection, with the delinqnsneis 49,
and 1862 added thereto. Those who fail :, 49,.
to this notice and pay their taxes. viii bs 49,.
to pay the p@enalziss affixed BY law, and cost. n
orders are to collect the taxes. =
JESSE JOHN CoHsssr.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
Prohate Notice-

Elizabeth Melvin having been appointed Adninisrt
trix Of the Estate Of James G. Melvin, deceased. n0a1
said estate, to have them on hTe Ia ne Office cfthePt
bate Judge Of Nenaha county, Nebraska, on or bshl
the 51th-day Of December, A. D., 1853, a. 10 6'clockA
n50-6R-s3. 50 G.. ". WHEELER, PROBATE JuiEe.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application 49,.
made for letters testamentary on the estate Of ~
Sttmbo, and that the Probate judge hssssfhe =
day the 18th day rf June A.-DsIS6& At $50.
P. NJ. for hearing, ard proof of wiz. az P,r'l
interested are hereby notified then and tbers osf
CHARLES r. WALTHER, Probate Jadg,
This notice to be published in the Ne5HsH .
vertise.
Pals City, Nay 18th, 1853. n4e-4w$25o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
Taken In

me undersigned, living near AsplnwsH- Ns
county, Nebraska, has taken up atzo year ID "a.
description Geidiug, both hind legs White hsIf -,
him BY proving properly and paying cbsrres @@
NH ,ss. ace, LOUIS MEAL
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
NEW ADFERTISEMRNSl
NOTICE.

AAthose Who know themselves indebted5bvv
OF account 70 The undersigned, will pIsaa eoH,
Hard and pay ~, as one Of the ern Is 4oing
after q Fan Stuck Of Goods and We mast AZ,
money.
81 D. & Il. SEIGEL
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

We hear some complaint from Farmers
about The Chintz Bug in spring wheat.
They did little damage to Fall wheat
From six years observation IN Neoraska.
we have come to the conclusion that Fall
whea, is twice as profitable Than Spring.
Farmers should make arrangements Z
SOW Fall wheat mex month.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

-. TIE lSHER Brownviils, is AEssf Ar
= GERT,s hsSnardson Counties wa
Pawnee and wesrhaIf Of Richar5sS1 ~ AgHkh
ann Ss ~. Nh IlNkHAA. Beatrice, is Agsnf
co ~ y. L Austin, Agenf FOR Clsy and 81
THOMPSON h HEDGES
Nursery Hill. Otoe Co ysS-..
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
81 coNFEssIoNs 80 81 -.

TIE CONFESSAONo En
EFGE OF ASBFf bsBr
F.blished as a Warning, andtr 4e Neu09
fto. Young Men and those who sumo III b,
DEBILITY, Loss Of Memory, Premat9rs siBPs
by che Of those who has cured hlms iDsos
mts afser being put to great expense az 5;siss
no tbroueh the use Of worthless
orr. -ibed by learned Doctors CO
s - eosies may be bad 81 TIE ans
LA |8ERTi ESQ, GTeeupOint kong klane
ina nost-paid addressed sngsioPe L&.
8LEs 4. LAMBERT, ESQ ArssnE
sz, 1852. nI5-2n.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25


No n who has kept pace with the
progress Of Illinois in Fruit Culture, VIII
for a moment doubt the above statements.
The gentlemen whose we find
above, are Nurserymen. whose standing
is substantial and Permanent-who would
not deceive the public, could they make
thousands By so doing.
ThefollowiAg statement4 received a
few days ago from SAMUEL EpYARPs,
Esq. dated La Mollies Illinois, June
10TH 1868;
This NAV certify hat l have c%ultiya-
ted the While Willow (Salix Alba) here
for eighteen years. The original tree,
planted cutting in 1916, On1he banleof
a sod fence, never cultivated, now meas
ures over niue feet in circumferencel-
Good hedges have been planted in the
adjoining counties of Lee and Ogle. Il
is now being planted very extensively for
hedgesaand timber. r. o. THosSPsos, Of
Nursery Hill, Otoe Co., Nebaska, pro-
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

GunbOat Fleet moving dOvnslhe
Mississippi.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
cured a susaseyof cutiingsfro
year, Which are genuine.
nAMUELE ow,

E4 ARDS
Mr., EpwAI Ds bas-beea locst
twenty years-was Secfetan Asa
Northwestern Fruit Grower y
lIon, during is exis,eaee-bs.
been Secrersry Presidrt. AID ''e
Treasurer Of tha Illinois Sac n''
tural Society" -oiu%
The cuttings received Of N,
WARDS came laie, and were Co..
ioui land, and grass and weeds eo1,5
be got OCT without damage 10 Ne -.
cuttings Just beginning to grow. n.
was last May. Now / have trses -
lscelre teet high, and By fan viii -!
n ~'Yn seG- R. o. THonPso4.
Cuttings OF good size a; IS par
sand delitefed at any Of our aFeneis,
Or we vii take them anywhere in !
TerritoTgiAhere 1--WE or ten tbo1,,'
are taken.
The fall IS the best time 10 SET.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

The last heard Of she Neb. I'd, they
bad travelled up he river several days
i~curney beyond f. Randall.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

MoRGAN CLOSELY PURSUED!
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
SALIX ALBA.
The greatest Timber for the
Pr ..

HIt makes ape-fect Hedge fence in1ouf ID
e one Acre Off ser tbs iAH; AZ
m1Fe ensrtb wood for one Famiiyt
-. ~ oSows straight, and yery talls "a
n 5sveT sprouts from the r0oisj q. -4tivf
A. III rro@ again from the stump very I42NL6sr
- Il IS tie best sOtt wood fof
when kept or ne ground the rails viz
yearst -1,nd whg8
- crows equally we'll with US On uPlA11 w
III -feb as m the bottomsI 50
- C5ttings eight iRchss lOus stuck - the sT0u
ta- FaII- never fail "a groEt ~ FsHr.
- We SELF for 80 per thousand Cuitias
srr-I At any o. our Agencies. ofer
s--Safh at they may notify us intlues
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25
CUTTINGS
elivered az thsaeFe Rie
], the Iaaras fnIra

beware Of willow FeddleEss. :.
49,, RAJ many swamps Of eomnon wiz E,Ier
been cleaned up, and tae Cgtts1gs sol aRDs. 81
n,i,1. nt,rs7s resoensfbls Nu-seryman
IcfHOMPsON q HBD6kS,
NenshaN urssFys Nursery H...stE
n41-tf Otoe SohnASs -
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

FROM ROSECRANS' ARMY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

Brig. Gen. Morgahs artillery and
about 25O0 prisoners, including Basil
Duke. are expected TO arrive here to-
night. After being driven back from
The river on Sunday, 4 detachment
moved up the river towards BealsyiIle
and compelled the cAizen IS 10 furnish
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

Later from Charleston!
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

Inc tat Is the best time 70 set.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-07-25

TIE feeidHe scattered ontotig the halls and
surrounded.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
1DaGrrGhru.

Sin Ibre6lber Sau pon GSah5ribeu
miro aus @Ispelano, Sbir, bcriNtet:
4egte 98obe nGmli6 lpuroe BORT Gin
flein9r Sunoe, Scr uOr GINGER 3eit bon
cnem tolten $ounoe 9ebiilen Irprcen lpar,
in Der Sbule bon Der 8utE belallen, uno
biB Gin Mdohen, oa6 ibm in oen Ben
Fam. Gr muroe icfort bon elmer Uujlbl
MANNER umrin0t uno feit9cnommrn.- =
8eim Ubaon0s ot6 Seridbte5 Iebte CT nod
Won bort aeQcmpdrti9 fdit in allen 3ei:
tun9en uon (otIcn Sunoen. &crlibt Die
fen 3bieren 9e9euiibcr cirfte woDI am
QlaGe icin.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
sSaS Gin IOpaler 9emUfrat faet.

Sci elmer ltnions sScrTdmmlun9, psld)e
neuliO in Dbilooclp6io 9ebdlten wuroe,
bielt Der Sbrrp. S a m e 8 2S. 0unnis
{ utt, bon Sio Carolina, cine &eoe.-
0eritlbe ia8te, ooB ct in SGo Carolina
9eborcn uno erto9en iporoen mare ; oaB
IT aprt 9ewobrt babe, bic er bur1 Die Rez
beQi6n pertrie6en poroen mdre Dap er
INNER Elm Semofrat, Elm SflauenboIter
uno elm Sreuno oe6 SGoen6 9elpcitn wds
re, bic iene partbei oes SIoens, Die Stlas
ucnboltcr, in 1850, IiD er6cben uno per-
iblpcren bdtten, unIere 9tdticnal Re9lez
run9 ;u fttirjcn. Gr babe itb Der Grpdbs
lung Gincolns rpioerfcbt, abcr unSr oen
icbi9en llmifGuoen fublte er es feline
pfibt, feline Re9ierUm9 uno ielne WaBs
re9eln aus alien Sra ften ju rnteritusen.
Oie Hebeaion babe i'm belmatbloe uno
brootos eema6t, fdmmt iClner camille :;
CO pdre ibm nibt5 mebr tibri9 als nur
lein 9ebeu, ober ct wdre auh Mills olsle6
nob fir Die unterorufun9 Der Rebelllon
aufiuopfern. Se Dem Se9inn Der Hes
be(lion bGtten Die Qolitifer oes SioenS
ols S6lf weis9ema6t, Der gtoroen tonI.
te obne Die S1umpoue oes Suoen6 nltbt
beIteben - mcnn es nibt fir Den Stoen
lp6re, 70 mGBte Der 9toroen perarmel1-er
fGnnc oen &rie9 nibt fortfGDren uno mu l.
fe fib balo Dor Dem SIoen oemutbl9en !;
ourd oieIe SorIpie9elun9en mare oae 9es
meine 8olf ocs SGocns ju ielnem el9es
nen oroBen ltn0lGd in fein iesi9ee Ser
oerben oelcft morosn. Gr i6lloerte ole
8ebouptunq, ols bdtte Der Srie9 ourb
einen GcnpromiB Oerbutct nerosn tonnen,
at6 Die 9r6bte Sbcrbeit; bic Suoloncer
bGttrn fib entIbloiien uno peri3Woren,
Die 9totional RC9ierun9 gu 3erttoren, uno
| ie mebr i'm 9toroen BON elnem Sompro'
miG oereoet moroen mdre, oCitc mutbl9er
uuo rofenoer rpdreu Die Seceiltonlitrn 9e'
lporoen. Gr Iaate, Ell mare ME gu 9un'
fen elmer Sefreiun9 ooer SetpaHnun9
Der gtcoer ocrpeieu, ollcin inter oGn leBi;
oen llr1tinoen, no Ou6 eono IN 9efdDl
w6re, no Die Nebellcn Die 9te9er bcnueer
um unIcre Reoeruno Su Seritorsn mt
upiete weiBcn ltnicnleute umiubrln9en
mGre c6 unoerebt 9c9cn ole SelBen, aF
mare orobe Sborbeit uno elnf0tDe Summ:
belt, menn man sic gte9er mtiBl8 berum:
loufen lafe, lpaDreno Die WelBen iDre Se
ben oufopfern er billi8e oaDer pon Oer
;en Die l(nffrenoun9en, lpel6e pr0itoen
Qincoln made, ole 9te9er aus sen DAN
Den Der Rebcllen ju nebmen, iie Su belpaf
nen uno Su 9ebraucben nm unicre Ne9ic
runo III uertbeipi9en uno Die eebcn Dor
pei6en Soloatcn gu peribonen. Sr ia9
te feruer, Dap Die Erieoen5 Scr0ebun9FF
BON Volitifern oe6 9toroen6 nur oaju ole
ncn 6ie Hebeuen su ermutbi9en uno oel
8ric9 3u Uerldnoern. uno Dap ME elm oau
emocr Srieoen tommen tonne, au68cnom
men Die l(nfGbrpr Der Rebslion, SefT
Ooui6, II. (. w., ,piroen 9Cltdrjt oosr ol
8Grocr oe6 9toroen5 ccmltbi8en itb bel
InoDa 1u StlaUen unter ibre QerrlDatt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
Slud,tlinac aus UcnneGee.

Sin traurioes Zoos uaro Den 8etrob@
nern bon Sf :SenneiIce uno ben an9rens
jenoen @auntcs pon &entufp su Sbeil,
uno plele bunoert Samilien, bic Nuee,
BIG ouf oo6, mas iie auf Dem Seibe trus
gen, perlCren, bobcn berct6 ibre emit
alidlibe 0eimotb UerIofen, Inn oem
0un9crtoee 6u Cnt9eDen.
Die Sclotr fino ipc9en Monod all
3uoUieD unbebout 9cblieben, oa lcBterC6
uon oen Gebellen fort8efibrt nuroe, Die
@cbnunoen iino tbsilrpeiIe 5eritort uno
ibcroll ouS0epliinccrt; bon eebensmit@
teln, roer AUDI MIR ocr n0tbi9en Saot'
frubt 1T lGnalt nidt6 mcbr gu finoen.
Sie in Cincinnati anfommenocn Samilis
en- iino fprebenoe Siloer Der 9eioen uno
oe6 GlcnoS.
| 60 oeton9te 9etern cine aus ii Ser
fcnCn beitcbenoe Samilie bier an. Der
8ater truo olte Soloatcnboien, Die ibm
wabrIheinlib cin mitleoi9er &clunt6r
aelcbenft bate uno cine ebemol5 braune
Sade, Die an picIen Srtcn NIT bIauen
Stu6en 9eflidt mar uno elmer &orte
Oeutibtano6 nidt un6bnlid fab. Die
Srou Wdr in ein ob9etraoencs &attunz
fleiO, beiIen Sorbe sar nidt onoe9eben
pcroen fann, uno in cine SolootenioGc
9efteioet uno tru0 cinen in eumpen 0es
miftttcn SGu0lin9 ouf oen Qrmen Die
Gbriocn S Ginocr Gnobcn uno Wd0den,
poren, Ole Critrren in braune6 3eu9, Die
leBteren in oUnnen &ottun 9efleioet uno
I0mmtlid) larfuB. Sa5 dlteIte &inp, elm
MGohen bon ctp1 Is Sobren, tru9 iein
iwei iIinaite6 SrUotr0en, oa6 etrpa jlpel
Sabre sGDlte.
Sin nb0ema9ertt6 @fcrobcn bate Die
9an;e Sabrnib Ger SIubtlin9e, nit Satt
auf Dem Gudcn ocb noDm elmer Der all
trrcn &noben penlelben auf Die Sdul'
tern, oa oa6 ormt Sbicr oFenbar MGbc
bate, iib felbIt fortJuidleppen. Sur;
Ole 9onje GrIhcnun9 Der Somilie bot elm
Silo berUerrcibsnben Gleno6, oae inoei=
fen nibt pcrfebltc, einen lebbaften Gin.
pruct ouf Die menibenfreunolibe Sepol'
feruno bon Cincinnati ju MAIDEN, mas
Ole SurIpr9e bC>pic6, nit Der iib mebrcrt
anoeIebene Sdr9er Der Slubtlinoc am
nabmcn, uno bic 8abcn, bic ibnen bon
Soribcr9cbenocn reibIi6 iu Sbeil mer'
ocn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-27
pin Eicscntbicr ocr perwrIt.

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ben.