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of Terrible Epi-
GcInic.

Our older citizens will remember the terri
be and fatal epidemic that appeared in this
locality in the winter of lS0S-9, several cases
occurring in this city. 1t commenced at kal-
amazoo and extended to Lansing, Grand Rap
ids, Coldwater, and other portions of Michi-
gan, in these latter places raging most fearful
", and finally to Toledo and vicinity. 1t was
known as the spotted fever or spotted death.
The winter referred to was an open one, slml-
lar to our present winter.
This first appeared on this continent in New
York and New England, during the war of
lSl2-14, carrying off many of the American
soldiers and afterwards in Virginia, in the
most fearful form, in 1922. 1t IS now raging
at Plymouth, Ind, completely battling ali eff
forts of the local physicians, and carrying off
every patient in very Few hours. The dis
case is thus described:
There arc no symptoms indicating its ad-
proach The patient is attacked with chill,
and thinks he has an attack of the ague; but;
as soon as the chill is over, the patient sinks
into stupor, from which he rarely reyives.
Rhe muscles are rigid the pupil of the eye
insensiblc either to light touch the snr
taoe- f-tha- body is-exiremely tender and SEN
sitive the head is drawn back, the jaws fixed,
and the breath is drawn forcibly, with hiss
ing sound as if by great effort, through the
closed ;eeth the patient is blind and deaf.
| In children the stupor is very liable to be
broken by frequent convulsions. During the
stupor large black spots, many cf them raised
up like bisters, appear on the surface of the
body and limbs, the patient usually dying in
from two to four hours. In some rare cases
the patient fingers along for days, in species
of low typhoid fever, accompanied by blind
ness, deafness, paralysis of the extremites, etc.
In some cases the patient revives from the
stupor feeling so we'll as to believe himself
convalescent, but in the course of an hour or
two is seized with terrible delrium, termina-
ting in coma Ga stupor) and death.
DIR. j. Adams Allen, of the Rush Medical
College at Chicago, has been called to Ply.
mouth and recognizes the disease cerebre
spinal meningitis. Every patient the disease
does not kill is left in q typhoid fever, very
to to- paralysis, upon reeoTcsy.- Chicago T;mes.
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yallandigham for GoyerDo,..

We to-day raise to our mast head the hon.
ored, respected, and much. beloved name of G.
yallandigham as the choice Of the Democracy
OF Perry for the next Governor of the State
Of Ohio. Had we known wee ks ago what we
do now, this would have been done then. But
there vas delieacy existing on our part and
that of the Democracy of the county on the
subject. All of US felt that either this gen.
tlenaa or DIR. Olds should be the next Gov
eTe6E, but we did not know how to choose :
and, in fact, did not know to a certairty, that
Val would consent to run, But nowthe affair
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-02-18
The Exploit of the Queen of the
Especial dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
ArrHE- MOUTH OF YAzoo RIVER, !
On U. s. Hospital SHIP RED RIVER, !
Feb. 8. via CAIRo. Feb. g

On U. s. HOSPITAL SHIP RED RIVER,
Feb. 3, via CAIRO, Feb. 8.
This morning at o'clock the ram Queen
City Of the West, commanded by Capt Suth-
erland, with Col Ellet, Commodore of the ram
fleet, on board, left this river, and having PAS
sed down by the peninsula. in full sight of
Vicksburg, rounded the point and was under
full hcadvay down towards the city before she
was discovered. The rebel then opened FIRE
upon her with a number of their heaviest guns,
and kept up brisk cannonade, while she ran
in towards the landing and fred shell into, and
twice severely butted the rebel steamer Vicksa
burg, moored to the bank, directly under the
river batteries.
Besides the time occupied in running down
towards the city, she was fully ten minutes in
making her assaults upon the steamer. Not
withstanding all this opportunity, and the close
proximity to the rebel batteries and fire from
them of 100 shot and shell, she was only hit
twelve times, and it is said not person was
injured She continued down the river, and
landed at the lower end of the canal, when
Capt. Sutherland landed and crossed the PEN
insula back to the river.
Col. Ellet continued down the river, his des-
tination being watched. This movement will
be followed up TO- night by an attempt by the
ram Monarch to make the same trip. These
rams will be able te keep open the river for
some distance, with the assistance of one or
two iron-clads, whose commanders are solici-
ting the same privilege, and may soon be gran
ted permission to run the blockade.
A large body of troops might thus be Ian
ded from fatboats upon the south side of Yicks-
burg. IF this cannot at present be done, d.
rect communication of the besieged city with
Texas and Louisiana can be cut off, and trans
ports on Red and Ouachita Rivers can be cap
tured or destroyed.
l have seen and talked with officers enga-
ged in the conflict of the ram with the batter
les They sny it was impossible to count the
rebel guns, but they seemed to be planted be-
hind trees and houses, and rifle pits, with in
fantry using small arms. 1t was indeed mir
acle that she escaped. She was under fire
from haff=past TIL quarter past Z.
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nac-a base cratur Of a book, to be decsaveH
one after living SO long in the family of US =
His first impulse was to cut caper on the
roof eff the coach, and throw up his cap, with
loud hurrah! His second was to throw
himself into the arms of his Kathleen, and
his third was to wiring my hand of n an as-
knofsledgernent.
words saved, and all by your honor;s nenns.
Long life to your honor for the samel Mat
Ye live long hundred-and leap years every
enc of themp 8H
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TFrom the Home Journa1.
A LAMENT.-IMPRONIETU

Waill Waill Waill
Wild winds through the wintry trees,
For neither storm nor calm oan bring
My wretched spirit ease
| look athwart the sunshine
That warns the sparkling air;
It brings no light to these dead eyes,
That chill ME with their stare.
{ walk at eve by the ocean
And hear its ceaseless moan,
But louder than that solemn voice
Rings out n dying grdan
Across the brightest noontide,
As in the darkest right,
Sweeps ever the haunting terror
OF that accursed sight.
Oil dead dead! dead !!
Oh! unreleoting foe,
Is there no hope that time can bring
Abatement of my woe?
Wall wall! wall
Poor spirit in despair;
No hope in earth or heaven
No answer to my prayer.
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American Coal Oil in Europe.


The London Times of the 18th ult speaks
of the immense trade which ! has been inau-
gurated during the past few years in the fol.
lowing terms l.7sl
1.-THE trade in pctroleam or American rock
oil continues to increase with extraordinary
rapidity, and promises to become of so much
profit and importance to the country as to rem
der it essential that the commercial public
should not allow tho business in it to be need
lessly restricted by vague alarm as to danger
attending its storage. OF course, every pre-
caution that can on scientific grounds be shown
to be necessary; should be yigilantly enforced !;
but it must be borne in mind that the new
oil cempetes with various analogous articles,
the dealers In which are interested in raising
any cry that may keen thnir-naarle 5io-
ibed. According to a circular of Mr.. Mac
rae, a Liverpool dealer, although the Ameri-
can oil was almost unknown in 1850, a total
of 8 900, 900 gallons has been imported into
Europe in 1862, and not one disaster has hap
pened in connection either with its transit or
storage which would not equally have occurred
to any other article of production. Hitherto
the caution of underwriters and the action of
corporate bodies have intcrfered to some ex-
tent with the growth of the trade and the
fact that in the course of twelve months it has
attained such proportions in the face of all
obstacles, demonstrates that it has such natural
power that five attempt to check it here by
undue means we shall simply be driving it
to adjacent countries, to the great loss of our
ship owners, insurance companies and mer-
chants generally. Recent advices from Bel
gium assert that the Minister Of the interior
has just taken occasion expressly to declare
that this oil is not to be considered as enc oil
the articles of infamable merchandise which
must be treated by special regulations as essen
TALLY dangerous" e
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IS arran ged---the latter has, by letter-which
will be seen on the first page of to-day's paper
consented to be candidate, and the Doctor
has concluded to remain private public
stumper for the present that is, after his
present honored term of Office expires.
All hail, then, to the honorcd name of Val
fandighaml The conservative people of the
great State of Ohio will place him in posi-
ticn that he ''may be-" as he says, cable to
hasten the reunion of these Statcs."-Eer:y
County Union, FEB. 5.
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From the Quincy Herald, Janrary 2s.1
An Infarnous Outrage

On Tbrrsdo, l.st .n,,.l f,e-.,,,.. ~. =.
SEA-, .o,a;ars h.r;ae- :, ,s..ss.. !. Essa;h -
o;e,bt or .s ,se,-o.s sr,,a.,ssI = 80 80. :.
I.nl;re, nm tbs fsfia oF *. s;.. 80
demand al of GaItss Rssfs,. 80 -
Tho fs-rv ho.. H.. 'tr.nsror.a.;es ae az =.
ero.s across The r;vcr into on;nev' ns0..;s -.
p rsf,.ed for ,be re.son that IL i.1s ~
M;ssour; ;mnosed heavy nenal,y fo- eonvsr.
iro, oeyroes Ont of tI,e St.te and e,- ,hs -
so6 also Tint the laws of Ill;ns;s .
heavy rsnaItv for br;ne;ne, Yeoros. ;t,s sksf
State Canfa;n Tavior- the os~se+ 80 90 -
fsrrv vos nress,,t st he five d i,r;,sss,s,s
and nrotestea sss.;n,t the nse ~ tLs tsr--
boat for ths r-ose a. he foo ,r.,,il5 h *.
;eet n ne,,,jtv from either state
The co,n,,,.naer oe The .o,,sd ,y;tr -.,olv..
in hand, tbreatened to sboot .nv one no
should attempt TO untis ths cable Of ths ho.s
wban Canta;n Eopfrov delibar.telv -w.ir..k
a.hnra csss Lee .ba c.bls snd ss,,,..5 -.
az ho,t Gaoras HI. -. 49,. s.;'S -
h;n,.eIf don ;,St,s ss;iot 49,. g.. .o,..:s=
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~, 49,. 80 L..s Ios
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IT'S HONOR.

In the autumn of 1925, some private affairs
called me into Ireland. / was standing one
morning at the window of "mine inn," when
my attention was attracted by scene which
took place beneath. The Belfast stage was
standing at the door, and on the roof, in front,
solitary outside passenger, fine young
fellow, in the uniform Of the Connaught Ran
gers. Below, by the front wheel stood an old
woman, seemingly his mother, young man,
and they were all earnestly entreating the
young soldier to descend from his seat on the
COACH
'eCome down wild ye Thady' The speaker
was the old wemaa. "Come doan, now, to
your ould mother. Sure it's fog you they
will, and strip the flesh off the bones give
ye. Gone down, Thady, darlin' J"
"Itis honor, Alstaer," vas the reply of the
soldier; and with clenched haads and set teeth
he took sitter porture on tho coach.
tThady, come down-come down, now, ye
fool Of tie world-come along down wild ye ~
The tone of the present appeal was more
brother p And the body of the speaker
rose more rigidly erect than ever on the
80 Thady, come down sure its me, your
own Kathleen, that bids ye. Come down, or
yell break the heart of me- Thady, jewel; /;
come down, then %
The poor girl wrung her hands as she said
it, and cast look upward that had visible
effect on the muscles of the soldiers counte-
nance. There was more tenderness in his
tone, but it conveyed the same resolution as
before.
dts honor, honor bright, Cathleen !" and
as if to defend himself from another glanee,
he fixed his look steadfastly in frcnt, while
the renewed entreaties burst from all three in
in cnorus. with the same answer.
"Come down, Thady, honey.-Thady, ye
fool come dewn!-O, Taady, come down to
mel"
"It's honor mother Its honor, brother
honor bright my own Kathleen"
Although the poor fellow was private,
this appeal was SO public, that did not hesi-
tate to go down and inquire into the particu-
lars of the distress 1t appeared that he had
been home on furlongh to visit his family,
aad having exceeded, as he thought, the term
of his leave he was going to rejoin his resi-
ment, and to undergo the penalty of his neg
leet. i asked him when the furlough ex-
pired
| ssThe first of March, your honor-bad luck
to it of all the black days in the woodland
here it is come sudden on me like a shot -
"The first of March-why, my good fellow,
you have day to spare, the-the first OF
March will not be here till tomorrow. ITS
| leaps year, and February has twenty-nine days"
I The soldier was thunderstruck. "TEenty-
| nine DAYS is it!-You're re sure of that same =
Oh, mother ill luck fly away via yere aims
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The way the Army is DemoraIizcd.

Colonel Baker, Chief Of the Government
Detective force in Washington, on wednesday
succeeded in unearthipg one of the smnrtest
schemes of villainy that has yet been devised
to demoralize the Army cf the Potomac since
the present war begun Colonels ofregments,
for some time past, have realized that their
com mands were being fearfully reduced by
discharges eminating from Washington, but
as the descriptive list of each one in turn was
for:., ally "ordered,' it waa sufficient evidence
for them that. the discharges were based upon
proper documentary evidence Of the disability
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4 n@We understand that the Vickst urg
canal Was badly engineered. Steamboat men
say there was 100 much West Pointism about
IL If it had been cut little deeper through
the clay, and with perpendicular instead o.
slanting sides, they say it would soon have
washed out in high water, besides it need not
have been cut so wide.-LouisriLc. Democrat
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Yours,
I OURS,
W. A. G.. EMERSON,
~ ,Anr ~

N. B.-Some kind friend should get up
boxes of provisions for the sicl,sand send them
by some trusty hand. 1 tell you they are
much needed, you cannot get things down
here for the sick.
have but one three cent postage stamp
and cents in money, will you be so kind as
to pay this letter.
W. a. G. E
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s6rMajor Cumback, Chief PaymasteE l.5
the Western Department, has sent out tso
paymasters with 81 ,00o, 600 to pay tho troops
in Kentucky.
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I General &frpna. /

0eneral George 6. StrOns, pelGer pOrge,
tern in New gOrf ifarb, trurps tn @tOd6ribee,
Ut, gebOreu, mad Dem SoDe Ieines @aterS Don
ieinena Sbetm er3oaen unb tn Wslt Yptnt ale
Weilttdr auseebttoet. Na@ 3wsiidbrisem
0GrutIonoienite trat er betm Mu8bru6e Der
NebeliOu tn Osn. NlcD cwe1S Stab Elm unp
betbettt9te ltG Bet Ger GGtaNt BON 8na 8un,
rpO ca NIT erSbter &apfsrtsit fo@t. Mit @e-
neral Sutler 9in8 er mad Dem @Clfoeparte-
n1ent unb setduste E@ BET 8tlCrt uub Gan9t=
pGbO aus.
Setne ptal perlpreGenOe Garriere tOurbs
ourG letneu fritbsettteen Sob beenbet. 8etm
@ngrife anf Sort Ba9ner commanptrts er bic
Sturmcolpnue une. ipurbe nut burd, Das Nus>
blet6en Der 8erRdrtun8sn 3urad9elAlasen.
@ein Wlter tpar 81 Sabre unb 4 Wcnate.
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@ar9tan0S xGae".

Der oMetBObtE", sin cor Ier6attpe8 Nstp
gortsr 9Iatt, tR, wte ous Con lerpattDen ga
Der ue6er3suSung 9eIangt boB felt 8sginu
Os8 &rteSe6 Dta8e m59lt6 nno iogar notQs
!penDt8 9epcrcen linD, !pslGe tn frte2IiAA
8erlaufe Der Dtnge bic Mrbett BON Sabrbuut
csrten o6lOrbtrt bdttea. Gr io8t:
oSebt Ii pte eeGte 3stt Far Olar9ianb, Der
GtiaDsrt; f9 gu entlsoigsn. WiamoIs, felt
bic oSnfitntiUn" Gtnaang In ben Staot fauo,
itano fe ouf 70 lhmae8sm Bobsp, rie jsbt,
Bon u an berrIAt rca0re gteOe@ mnb Vse5=
fretbett. Was MlarplanOer 8l1tter per bret
Sa6ren an5ucenten firdbtstea, ipa9em le Jest
in unDerbaQter Gproas Su brudsn. go
LOFT isbt bic un9efeTelte grslle unD Die ftste
Geoe NIT ether Gner8ie pirten, fir pel6e fe
burb etuen lan9ea TrteOen 0Crbersitet ltnO.
vDaS NeluItat ether emancipation in Mae
rslGno rir0 cine falt 3u frIbseittge Bliite fat
nsr matsrtellen Gntpidlung fetn, Das 5p9
paier Der GtupanDerung ,ptrD f9 tn unmite
telborsn uab raI1en StrGmsn 1ter feline Ttu
ren ergteBen. Die Nabe Der &uIte, Sic &C.
tin9e 8eODlEerung, Der bra@Its9snDe TlG6sn=
rdurt, 0as pra6tpole &tima, pl@e8 atpiI9en
Der erlaSpfenoen 5tbe bes Saoens unO ben
rauben gGtutern ces NOrbens cine 9ladIt9e
Termtttlans btIoet, miro ben reteu Staat
Marplono gum Wtttelpunfte frsier gtuwans
oerung maiden. Nenn NarsIaub isBt MnD
uutptOerruRt4 stn @pfem Der Emancipation
annttamt. rtrb bieler Oft bie ~rirtuusspOlfe
Breitiette iein, pf!@e 80 Der lintenosu &sbst
lion entAeeenDOnnern fdnn.
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SamSfes unIerer Gruppen auf Mcrrts SsIanb
tint ben 8e1t bon Sort Wagner, ben S&lll'
iel ;n Sort @mmter, fnO unlern 2elern beretts
uureefern mttgetbetlt truroen. Bir bufen,
bnB bic Dffenbaren Sebler, rcbur4 abermals
TouIenbe BON brapen WGnnern umlUnt btS
In bic ~6efuneawerte D~urbrangen unb felen,
neil Ge nt9t unter Gbt wur0en,
frena unterIu1t rsrben, bantit bte 8erants
trortIthtett bas reGbte 6aupt trtfe. n~ebrteens
ibertrtft Der @srluR auf Seite unferer 0ann@
truppen unter Gilmore ntmt BITE 3abl t1uIenb.
Mu6 BADEN bic Nsbetlen SerbGltntgm6Btg tart
'eeIttten uub Islbf flo NIT StpunDerun9 G6er
.bte berOilhm Wafentbaten ~unleres 6seres
auSgefprUGen. H1
(1nfere Sruppen tGtnpften inter ben erSBe
ten ytaGtbetEen, ia, lttten 80 ut Teuern
I'm ere etaenen &Gnunemb6te;
nnb bod btelten Fe Ginen betrd1tliden T6eil
beg Sorts 5ret Stunreu lang I'M 8eitb, bte
ale ibre Sff3iere unb Der er5Bte She'll Der
MannlGaft 9ffalsn Oasr peripanoet mar uno
i@ bic Gtnnabme be8 ganSeu Torts barG bte
ueberlebsnoen unb ntGtlnter e il s n
ala u~nnDeltd, berauSifelte. -- Sen. @tlmure
III itrtsenS feb poRtrt auf MorrtS Sstanb
unb fir@tet tetnsn Mn9rif feline Ooftttun
beBerrG6tSDrtS tn =, BITE Nuftsl.
lung Der @ei6dbe wtrb esfOl8sn, unb In rpeg
utgen Ta9en G6nnel wtr benz Tau BON Sort
0a9ner uno Sumter e~nteesenIebsu,
Slit 8eaue ouf bic Sage Der Dtnse in un<
1erer NGbe ldBt lf4 ntGt bel 1agsn. tvenEg-
tens utGt Dtel Gh1tes. See bat Gulpspper
uuo wtrb aud NtGmono Dber Greoe>
rifsbnrg erretGen, tDsur er nil ; beam Neabe
Bat liA DtsSnaI pom Gee aufibren Ia1Ieu. Dar
burcH, baB Gee bur1 ots Obsra 0aps Der Slue
NiOSe Serge entWi@. bat er tsbt pte tIfasre
itroteetlAe 2tuteI 9dtte Weaps ntGt gu iebr
IetnenArmescOrp5s Commandments uamaegeben,
70 bate CT Gee an9sgriTsn, ebe er itber Den
0otomac uberIebte uno i6n pabrlhetultd fo
9sl@lagen, OoB bteIe8 nur NIT Trtmmern 3D.
upn geiaebeu uGre. Scum aber ivtrb (l@ See
bura Die NIT ber lebten ~serswetfelten &rafts
on%ftreusung berbei3uiaafsnos &efrutFn per<
ltdrteu, unb Der Nrmee Mseabe's tutro cine
Champagne beDorlfeben - spet,n ntdt
Grants unD Ncleucrar5's Donnertetle enoIt@
oOm % f ser Dem jammerltaen GrDoeI
i'm Saeu etn Gnbe tnad)en. Die 0otpmac<
Nrmse LII TOPPER unD trap; fe Bate In Get
beptslsn; aber lie bat entlateoenes-
Ns@ ! w. G.
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9On Sen. Gunfs' Separtememt.
Srdfbear GitD wienev genOmmen.

WempbIS, %. Suit. Ser Dampfer
empire 9artlb BON 9lep Orleans brtnet caS
@srG&t, bab GeneraI @eBa 5000 8sbelen
bst Charlottesville %ssfaneen nabm, 8ruIbeuy
@ttY bon Hnlersn Gruppen Dteoer erubert
wuGoe Mnb 0eneral Srant(tn In Stem SrleonS
Iet, nm bas Commando Iber Bants' Nrnnee
3u iiberneGmen.
&anUnen6UOte bepuGen ben SIuB 3ptl@sn
SEEN S1leans unb @tfabarg ,,no es BADEN
t9 6tS iebt uO@ feline Nsbelen an Den ufern
OeRelben bliden lnlen.
SDbnffons SertbeiSisumssIimien - MeifYITppi BON
ben Sebeuen GMfse9cbe1. alabama Mnr Georgia
pOlsn feline peitere sfIapen5ufnbr.
Nemp4ts, 90. Suit. Solutions Or.
NEE fol- am @earl &tper stniee Meilen NET
ltd pom Nertbtan lteben unb fG bort befeft
gen. IS betBt, SObntUn babe bon 8ragg
beDeutenoe 8eradrfunsst erbaltsn unO Die
WU6tle unb SbtO Gt1snbabn BON StalOna TN
NOrben bic btnunter mad Mubtle at 1etner
Gertbetoteun9eltnte sema&t.
@dI1(ippi 1T ptrtlt& BON ben HebsQen &C.
rdumt uuO Go 1at tA cine tarte 6rteOenspar-
tet ssbilDst, welGe gum WteOereintrttt tn bic
Union 9enetet ii, wemn- tbr @arautie
fIr Ste in Der Contribution gelE4erten Ns9te
Der 9erfom, bes (Stlnpsn) @t9entbums unO
Der @stpt6ensfretbstt seseben Ueroe. GtsIe
Iousn berett letu, Die 9Glfte tbres GtntCmmsns
CUR Ib3ubluns Der SfentltGen SGulO at
Upferu, penm babmra bic DISQUALIFICATION Bel.
gele9t perorn tSnnten.
General George, Der 8efeblsbaber Der Wttf.
Staatsmtlt5er, unb anbere 8ebelen Sff3tere
;teben NIT tbren Commands tpetter 1iorarts.
Die @ouDerneure bon Mlnbana unb Georgia
beben BITE pettere Gtnfutr RON StaSen tn
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SsGSunOFebsts 0erpunbete Seniuraenten
Teleu tn Ssnacepc IN bts @eualt Der RuGen.
Gen. Drummer lteB otGe Geben.
b Serbrennen.
Bet @cGnc3etpu lief Sen. ScD auet Der.
runbete 9olen, 6te nit setteertem @trub UNI
tptdelt trcrea, DOE ietnem SClboten pe r.
bremen.
Sci MinOpOt UurOen bret tun1e Uoleu. Die
IAwer peripunoet ouf benz Sdla6tfslDe [teoen
g~ebltebsn iparen, -tebenbta 6earaz
SIN @tlna iinb 6tS gum 3. Suit 80 Ser
iCnen, oGe ben bS4aen &lafen Der @sIeu,
I@aft anseb6renO, Int @sfansntb gr. IA
bu&Rablt& 9nn9ers seRor6em.
Nuf bic Mngabsn etneS g ptons 6ta, baR bic
Brighton Nunnen ben Sn1uraenten
GRarpie gsltefert batten, wurOen iene @6we.
fern ourAgepettf9t.
go ptro Der Wr3t t, Der eiaen tranfen On
iurgertten rerpfe9t, Der WrteRer :, Der etnen
R~erbsn0en JnIureentsn trTltenb sur Gette
aebt, t1rs Seoer, Der etue 6anblun4 Der
MsnfAltAtett erfiat, - tpenn sr auf Der Shat
ertappt pper perrctbsn rtrb, felb # ais
Snfnrgent betrahtet unb fGltt
De I'll StGnbre@t dnbei m.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-01
@raaeltbaten Der aufem in @Oleu

Wir Seben uabteBsnb bic bereits erpGtnte
SurrelpDuoer3 bsS rSOurnal be0 De5ats" 1ber
ruIlf9e 0rduel tn Roleu, pslde aus t1dIt
9laubuirot9er 9uelle fantmen :
Die anSsprOneten SIurtMtunGen lfnp Az
3ablrelG, ale bab Elm 8srsst@ntE beg @Aladte
.Opfer BIER Vlab fnben fGnnta. Inter BEN fpds
tsfen 9tnrt9tuugem NTH man nur foleenoe
.dnfabren: - Sn Mobtlef bic bes Qnfibrers
NncYpa, oes Qteutenant Sorlaf unb Der Brit
Der Nladieric5 tn Romuu BON 0incent 8ato=
3or. etnem bee 9roBen @runbbeiBer3tttbnnen's
nno bon &OrfYud, etnem alien rulflGen Slf,
ater ; tn DIuabura OeS 8rielera &oaac ron
Samp8itten. SOlen3a (@raf Steratorstt)
.ein beriibmter Snfur9entenfu6rer, If bieIer
Sage tn Wtlna 9ebaugt worben.
Die @attin BON Gt9tsmunO 8utnidi, puroe
ms @efGn9ntB 9epOrfen unb beuaGrtGttet,
baB man ite binri6tsn witrDe, penn es ibr
nt&t seldnge, tbren Mann sr beypeseu, baB CT
I6 als @sfangenen teQte.
&c tit pOltommeu waDr, bag General
Murawtef Den Betraa elmer gu @unlten &c,
pOluiI9en @srpunpeten eranltalteten Collects
bat tpesnsbnen laifen; er Dot ben Oomer
letnen Oanf a%b7attsn lafen nit Den @prten
Otele @elber b6tten 0abur& ni@ts BON tbren
0ertbe DsrlOrsu, Oab fe tbrer 8stimmung
eRt5ogen rDiiroen.
Die Woe!smorI&dQe 1tnb Derboftet uro De-
pOrttst %pproen, nell fe f9 tpet9erten, etnG
untersuGrftSfstt6 : Morele an ben RatIe r gu
unter3etAnsn.
A 49, Wy ,n
SIN 0tlua If Der iunSe 8itar Ss;Ora -
ouf 8efehl bes Generals MurapteT Dor &C.
riGt 9eFsat unO eri4Olfn pOrben. General
SGami6ef brtnst In letuen 6snferotenf nod,
cine rafiutrte 0rauIamfett : CT lGbt namltd
BEN Spfern eff bmr9 BITE 3
SalSe ben @arauS maiden. Mebn.
lid tpur6sn ale Sabrer einss Sn1ursenten.
Corps erft eet6Otet, na&bem 1e a@tseb .
8aYcnnetfi@e binter etnanbe'
EN- pan8en bottene