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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
to apply a remedy.-RteAmond E1amtusr.
PROM souTH. wEsTERN VIRGINIA.

From the Lynchburg Republicans Of the
2lst, We learn that this important part OF
our State is once more clear OF Yankees
they having fallen back intoEsss Tenass
see. Our forces were advanced SUNDAY as
far as Brownsville, nine miles from Bristol;
bat nothing was seen OF the enemy
The damage done by the enemy In this
raid was nothing like as great as reported.
They burned five small bridges within four
miles of Bristol, and tore up about halt
mile of track destroyed twelve or hIteen
cars and two unserviceable locomotives oe-
lolonging to the East Tennessee ana Nlr"
ginia Railroad, and destroyed one car De-
longing to the Virginia and Tennessee Oom-
pany. A small quantity OF salt belonging
TO the Feast Tennessee Railroad was also
DESTROYED. No damage done in the town
of Bristol, other than some petty plunder-
ing unworthy of mention, tand the same
may be said of the country which they ad-
vanced through.
The burnt bridges could he replaced In
three or four days, but it ig the intention
of the Railroad Company to stop their
trains for the present at the first break and
70 await until that section becomes more
safe from such raids before rebuilding
them Richmond lEhig, Oct. 90
THE SPEECH OF JEFF. DAVIS.
In the setenadiug speech of President
Davis, reported in our Geographic columns
of yesterday morning, something is said
about the "shafts of malice" which have
been hurled against Gen Bragg. who, In
contradiction thereto. is pronounced "a
military commander, of the first order"
We do not object to free expression O
opinion at all times, and feel NO disposition
to quarrel with man because he is not o
our way of thinking, but here the license
stops. Mr.. Davis has right to puff Gen
Bragg to his hearts content. but he has ne
right to descend to the undigniied game o
stigmatizing those who cannot agree will
him. By going out OF bis way to inveigt
against the thousands of patriotic citizens
whose homes, and fortunes and families
have been, in common with the interests o.
the whole country, sacrificed to the blum
dering lunacy of this man, the Presiden
offers a gratuitous insult, which irritatel
but cannot convert.
God, in his wisdom and glory. can bea
witness to the purity of those who believe
in their hearts that Braxton Bragg is no
only no General, but thai he is opposed Il
all freedom-of the Press aud Of persons
lliberty-and the most dangerous centre o
power in the Confederate States.--C hGttG
L 1loO0n RebeL
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WEST Observation-Disclosures
Senate.


WEDNESDAY, October %, 1863. -
The Senate was opened with prayer By
the Rev. Mr.. Brockunier.
A message from the House announced
that that body had accepted the Senate
substitute for House bill in relation TO the
contract with Daniel Lamb for codifying
the laws of the State, and that the House
had passed a law to continue the stay Law
in force in the county of Kanawha. Read
n first time.
Mr.. MAXWELL, from the committee ON
Courts of Justice, reported bill to COM
pei the attendance of members of the
Legislature. Read first time.
Mr.. STEVENSON, from the committee on
townships reported back with the recon- .
mendation that it pass, tho bill to alter the
division lines between the county of Web
ster and the counties of Randolph, Nicho.
las and Greenbrier. Laid on the table.
Mr.. CARsKADDoE, from the committee ON
Privileges aud Elections, reported adj
I'veFsely TO the petition of David II. Bur.
CESS, claiming a seat in tho Senate from
the 9th district.
The House bill admitting the county of
Jefferson into the new State of West Vir.
GINA was read a second time. Also the bill
relating TO townships and township officers.
On motion of Mr.. Atkinson the vote or
dering the printing of the report upon tie
AUDITORS Office was RECONSTRUCTED, and the
Senate decided not to print the report.
The bill defining the powers AMI duties
and regulating the proceeding of the Board
of Supervisors OF the several counties of
the State was taken up, amended and
passed.
The Senate ''bilI In relation to juries"
was passed to its eDgrossment.
After some other business the Senate ad-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

On Wednesday Afternoon, the 2sth inst, CHARLES
REED, infant SON ofJacob and Ellen Burke, aged i've
months and twenty two days.
The funeral will take place this Thursday) after.
noon at 9 O'Clock from the corner Of Quincy and
Fulton streets.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

Tho Staunton Spectator says news has
reached that place, by letter from a gen
1leman in Highland, that General Aver1llr
with force of 5000 men, was, few days
ago, at Cheat Mountain, this side OF Bev-
Rich. Wing, Oct. %.
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House of Delegates.
WEDNESDAY, October %. 1864

Prayer by Rev. D. W. Fisher.
The consideration of the election law
| d: b. No. l2l was resumed.
MI. Ross withdrew his amendment at.
tachlng forfeiture of office to candidates
who Eat any time previous Ito the cleo
toni during the time in which he was a
candidate" distribute intoxicating LIQUORS
to voters with q view of Influencing the
election, and offered another making its
operation include "thirty days" prior to
the election.
Rejected-and the bill laid on the table
to await further examination.
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WANTED.
HanrEIllP RAIlHo.D oIglg "a.
DIssJLUTION.

vENHR partnership heretofore existing under the
arm name Of frobe GressclOse was sso1Heo
an the ga inst All persons knowing themselyea
Indebted to the late firm are requested 70 come ior-
ward and SETTLE g. A. ErObe being authorized 70 TO
ceiye and receipt Tor all debts due: -
JACOB GROsSCL0sE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

IAooR eRossOI.OsB, having purchased the In
terest Of a. A. FrObe, viii continue the manutactuTe
ofCarriages, Buggies, &C., and also attend % repair
ing With despatch. Oet2s-AN-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29
10 EDWARD N. NORTON. Unitet
states Marshal for the Western DIS
frInf nf KlERlntRa

j StAtes for the Western District Of Virginia, AZ
Charleston, having been prevented from holding tts
regular term at the time appointed by law, you are
n0tE all persons interested In the business Of that
Court that special term will beheld q
commencing its session the tenth (1gth) DAY OF
NoyebeF 1873, for the transaction Of AL business.
unntshed otherwise, that could be transacted .
q regular term Of the same and Tor purpose you
in attendance upon the Court At that time ana
Given under my hand, as Judge Of the District
ConFt of the United States for the Western District Of
Yirginia this 26th day OF October, 1853.
ost9a "a JOHN j. JACKSON, Jr.
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ARRESTED AND SENT TO RIoHMoNp.

The Staunton Spectator says that on
Monday, the 18th instant, our picketsr
west of Meadow Bluff, Greenbrier county.
arrested Mr.. Thaddeus Jones and son OF
Sir. Waldron, formerly contractor on the
Covington and Ohio Railroad, while at
tempting to "work their way" into the
lines of the enemy.
Mr. Jones, before the war, lived in Wash
ington City, but has been living for the
past two or three years at White Sulphur
Springs, where he acted as agent, superin-
tendent and salesman for Mr.. VIM. Calwell,
one of the prOprietors of the White Snl-
phur Springs. He had been ordered to
report to the enrolling officer, and prom
ised that he would do so on Monday, the
18th, but, instead of doing so, he attempt
ed to get to the lines of the enemy by
thanking" our pickets. He had been
showing very special kindness to the Yam
kee prisoners in the hospital at the White
Sulphur Springs, and they had reciprocal
ted by sending letters by him, stating the
favors he had conferred upon them, and
indors:ng him as Union man, faithful and
true, whose statements might be confdent-
Iy relied upon. He also had some letters
from persons in the Confederate service
who supposed he was going under the flag
of truce sent ont on Saturday, the 10th
inst. Mr.. Jones has been sent a prisoner
TO Why. 23d.
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FOE SALE AYR "a BARGAIN

ONE second hand STEAM ENGINE, u Z: ey1sI 4,
" der, ~ foot stroke. poppetseut on - ~
two s. n. donble fuOd IA m steam bOilsEs =
long, steam drum, wrought Iron stand PIP o.t.i
ing and IRE 'front.', an IN good WOrklng OToeI -.
e 90 hoEse power: Also one small S5sss.
M eltA ~ glSeer ~ = ,.F4fel-
that has been driven with the other. loI - IT,
lars refer 70 H0BBS, TAYLOR CO., o. y, ~ : m
iPitssburg ea1stto ana chroaisis eoPy TO ar''1'i
Of . and eharee this oaleel
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-10-29

Eaeh strive as bright As new they wave,
.stTII make It lead our ranks In war,
sam doat above each patriots grave,
Meath to the traitor that would dare
no trail It through the dust Of shame,
All honest hearts Its lot will share
And follow Is to Death or Fane.
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Fourth Page.

Interesting reading matter will be found
= on the fourth page of this paper.
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sHAII RlonMoNp Do srARYEp.

lOpou I'll TINS que5uon tue people OF this
city will be called on to vote next Thurs.
day. The Maximum or " Extortiou " bill,
as 1t is called, is no new thing. All his.
tory is against it. Il was put in force here
under the reign of martial law, few
months ago, and such was the effect in
stopping supplies that this city was nearly
starved out. II this bill be passed We
shall have the same thing over again, with
this difference In the former case The of
ficials who framed this absurd and tyran-
nical edict remained in Richmond and
shared the fate of the inhabitants. The
consequence was that the measure was
speedily repealed. In this case, however.
the members of the Legislature, after
passing bill to starye the city, will run
of to their homes in the country; and,
With full bellies will read the appetising
accounts of the sufferings of their victims
In the city. They will not come together
again for two or three months. They will
not be in q hurry 70 leave plenty in the
country for starvation in Riehmond.-I
There will be no power in the meantime
to repeal the law, The people will have
to suffer. Children will cry for bread and
cry In vain. Let all who want bread and
mea for themselves aud their families
this winter, come to the polls on Thursday
and vote against the Maximum, or Rxtor-
ton bill to starve Richmond. If they neg
lectto vote, aud thus allow the bill to pass,
they will howl for food when II is too late
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cIeveland and PittsburEh railroad.
The stock OF this road rose in New York
on Monday last from 1891 to l12.
Credits POsteri ?
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Papers.
WEsTgRN vIRaINIA.

Extracts from the Latest Richmond
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who supposed ne was going uuueF tue haS
of truce sent ont on Saturday, the 10th
inst. Mr.. Jones has been sent prisoner
TO Richmo pd.-WhEg. 23d.
LEES LAST FAILURE.
II is scarcaly TINA IN fnrna norseot %
innate of the late events on the Rapidau
and the Rappahannock. No full account
of the facts, or explanation of the causes
which led to the failure, have yet been re-
ceived from Confederate source. The
enemy's accounts are equally minute and
exultant, and they are 50 far confirmed by
the abbreviated aud desicated kilograms
sent under "military censorship" that we
are only justifable in describing the late
affair as an attempt by Lee to interpose y
corps of his army between large portion
of Meade's forces at Culpepper, and Wash
ington. II he could have succeeded, the
result would have permanently cured the
Army of the Potomac of its chronic dis
ease, the Prunigo RiehReondierlsiS, or Itch
for Richmond. Unfortunately the enemy
became coguizant of the plan at the mo.
ment of its execution, and retreated with
sufficient elaboration to destroy all their
stores that they did not carry off to the
Notifications of Centreville. 1t is impos-
sible to follow them, for the country is a
desert in which our army could not live,
while the enemy would be at the door OF
Examiner, 0ct. ~.
One fght-apparently between diyis-
ion of the Confederate army and larger
body of the enemy-occurred during the
movement, in. which we lost 400 prisoners,
. pieces of cannon, and were generally
worsted Why such fight occurred can
not now be said. It can scarcely have
been the intention OF Lee to pit one divis.
ion against two army corps. At present
the collision bears the appearance of an
ambuscade, or of blunder, which was
not redeemed by energy or conduct. There
are Generals who have the gift of inspiring
their troops with their own gallantry, and
there are Generals who have not that gift.
1t would appear that Lewtsburgh, Gettys-
burgh, aud Bristoe Station are illustrations
| of this truth.
In the meantime, the loss at that place
/ was far more than counterbalaneed by sue.
cesses elsewhere. Against Meade's $50
prisoners Leo has placed 200; aud the
campaign in Northern Virginia has closed
for the season nearly at the spot where it
began two years ago, with the enemy in
retreat, and our own army victorious,
though bafied.
SHALL RICHMOND BE STARVED.
Upon all this question the people of this
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15
Der unterfbteb.
@tun man cen Dsmotratsn sinsn Gpie

Dtnn man cen Dsmotratsn ttnsnSpte.
ael pottdlt 70 fld:sn fe fh Dor fbrem
eianen Bilrs bintsr III 8sbauptuna, "rn6
II. Raeitalen ris Administration then f.
(tbr tape|,sn unr anbrihtn, ole IT,"
Dos III rtdtiA. Nber Elm fleiner I'm
.hnf&i,r III robot. Die RueItaIen tarsln
rie Administration tebbolb. neil fs nt&t,
CONNIE il fault, mil BEN &ebellen
.9anptsoerrdtbtrn auf>
rdumt. rte Dsmofrotsn moQsn abes
RE pom @olt 8.mdbIte decentralization
reebolb flHsn, we'll Tie Der y Is
btllion unp Dem 9unbssptr<
midi untsr ne Arme
aleift, mi. anrsrn No1ten, neil fe
6d nidt aanA sur DnfdaunQ Ger 6sirrs
psr Mspublif une per Sf!ou.nbane!u PEI
len wiu.
uetriarns msaen Gd he Demofraten
,ur Ncti, nspnsn, ta6 Elm wabrer
Demofratw nr e epublifa
uer rie ietssm aIi9. ~ Administration bIc6
ols BE Dienuin arse Bottles betra9ta.
uno eob -nur-ro6 lntsrtbanen
ris QovaIi,dt nod reu 0erbdlt.
njb ~ rnieIbsn tsmibt. &c ban. cit f&
tn gsetnwdrIiasn 3ampfe tpsnia Inn 5rn.
9ineoln. {ontsrn oielmrbr UNI toS @ou
punemsnt uuo re0eu notbusnciss@ runc'
la9e.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15
Bon Glib Carolina. Ginu GorYtfp.n.
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B%sfsblebabsr re 8lod acsas16warus 4,
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belrenmdibia.
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our6 ra5 bstrtfsnre Document bepiss.
roe ibr Wann {e flr funf Dollar in, bic
Stlapsrd pnfuuft bate. @ie fa9t, fcl
DE Bctfpi,ls eeb5,Isn In Sleearolina
niht Az cen Selteuheitsn. 9en itts.
Na6borlhuft fsisn in esm(elten Monot
Gsbsn w'iet Groueniimmu ue.f,ufs Nor.
Cen. - Mlio aud reiee Sflapen i'm ritz
tsrlihen palmetto Staats! Wit Ter Mut
ter msrpen aud ris 8inter Sfloutn bic
~ ibreu 81 Sobre. Dtsie mst6sn ella.
ptnn.n Gnp nur In sintr 6in6&t bfGfr
roran. oIe ett fdmora,n.. Sbrs Giaen'
ib0mtr tiirfen Ge ndmlihnah hen, Sc.
l.b nt6. gum Goneubtnat jmtnssn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15

IrssfftnDe DeTIpanbt Ftabtn1 wsrret1nfni
!idssesnidtli@ erf&rG,n. fonesrn srpal:
ten aar nsus G%ommanro's, rae HoroGe II
irer oaasmeintn Yl1nreruna "a n &on.
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frsut I'D unp fdtIt F& RoIs, tob islta IA
.in.m fol&sn Biraettrtess Die Republil
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frtfbeH unp oue anbfrn GTeibeiteu
nidt AZ @runee essan3sn Gnp.
3 NuI etnmal tut pte Hseieruna etefsn1
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Deifs. Mls BEN Amerifanern IL "high
life" oor Der Gonfertptton rte Anaf IN
bic Hno1sn fubr. lisb fe ndm!i& Ditie'
tnbaftirsn. ,uel@e aeasn ris Wsr>
bune Don G%retmiuiasn uuf'rotsu. psrrpor'
teIte aber bisle ibre Nabnsbmunas1 Tn
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ter aus GurGt Dor rtn Dsmotratsn rtsls
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perjenfaen Eretbeiien blsibt.
ms|de RE fir eIddIids Grisrene3eitsn snt
rorftne Contribution psmielben aerdbrty
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Norrsne mue, 70 LANCE rfelr8rtea rausrt.
nurd Elm fsff 8, snuaifdse Neaiu'snt o.
,iniot unp eonesnrirt unp jtre unlouale
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Iopalitdt nit @smalt unr poun Sirenpe
untnr,udt muren. 81 ras @olt no
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an fttutn put5nlihsn Jretbttttn Ter re
putlit. Get Greibett, rtt @tre uup Der 5u'
manitdt au brtnasn. 70 l&eint Is une
atsraQ ntdt ru Grsfbstt unp etr Rspub.
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cpfsr.s in 3tiien rr Notb Cd. bic Nepublit
rurd cen Geinp berrobt NOR, 0e.ne BON
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15

@tn. @tant miro pom vSlraelite" 9e<
rorelu t,laulriaL rie t(raslitilden 6ans
r.leleuie ous ltintm. Departement nur
rtbbalb auaesmiefen au baten, nell df
i'm in ieinene Observation-Disclosures
loren. Di.slbtn, 10 b.bauptst rsr SIrut-
lite. t6t.n AZ SIC. fur oae plump Baum
mrtt., -mddtrrtnpr @t5runt -nur- rs Ste. biett:
I'm dd nun pieie uubtqueme goneurrsna
pom 6olls ~ (&oftn UNI eie 8aummol.
l%enlpseslation ic oiel wie m6Rlid fit l9
~ moncpoaiI1su. babe @'raut ren @ewalt-
larsi6 beaanasn, altilraelili(&tn 5anrrlss
Isuie a%ueAuweiien.
8snn risle Nuidulsiauno wabr III. 70
perritnte Grant infam tai1rt IA ,pereeu.
Nttr ltiesr ii on cine Mtbsrufuna etsfes
obnsbin untd3tiasn @entrals nidt III
eentsn. ea-ee4 ,allmd@tes" Failed i'm
protsetrt. Gus. -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15
30 > rs.

Gtne 9th, uu, 3apttel finfunbste1ts- II, Mssi-
y fcn ron 1850 Jua auienDusn,, wsl&tl cine Ute
IL In 8ttYef pom 8epenuen. 4 E5.Mfa sslna,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15
.SermittelunA."

Bietuum fired, 6r. Sspare. mfe fdsn
oft in ben lset,n @o6sn, fins Glblb6rne,
aue. Inn RE Sfsnllibs Mstnune in Bs.
tref elmer n%apolsonil6sn "9srmttt'
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oerrd6tio unc vinlpirtlt" oueftbenreGcr'
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tbeusrn. rag man rem erlen Bannpnrtr
,6n5rse urre6t tbus, menn mon bci ibm
'etnrfsliee @fdnnunasn as9en ris Orr.
Slaatsn p%orauesBe; ro6 & 90 mi, re1
linton ftbr out mttne- une I'D BET eet
p%roponirune zines @aFta1iuRanrss 0or
ui9ts B6iss aera6t babe: - tie quite
Seels; roe 6eur Droupn C r6ups rtse
bsrrn Dopton %mttaetbsilt uni ole tf0su
B1n(de fur Die 8tr. Sraaten uuea'rrdd'
babe. Doron flaen fl& ponn Wncsutun'
asn. ro6 cine 8srmiitluna in etneu, Ben
Der. Staatsn 10 frsunelidm Sinne aar
ai6le Ytrentttdsa tate, int @,aentbttt,
nit @ranlaen aneenommen psreen fin
ne; ro6 sinu iol6en@ ermiitsIunp
au6 Gnelunp UNI &uBlanr li& cbne 3d.
rsnfen oditliebsn N.
Go efslt uns an. rae elsnbe @smdih
btntsr rtm Gd Dummbeit, ortr buitvus
@sGnnunQ pertera.n. Az mie
cnbolen. Dos 2anos ,une ros &urae an
eu~ Sade II, ea6 6eu Sswarp, umznis
9flausrsi 3u rettfn unp bic Union ...pit
il mar" misrnbsr,uaeQen. feline -SceI.
rsu, Sotan in paris ptri&rsitsn nil unr
robsr DOT ouen 1inpsn RE @elt ropon
mbdh. cas- eiekr Satau siu-
eana. feinsr unp ttaper @sn.lsman let.
@ie 5eiue iu9t:
-sh-Eis ben asufal unh n -tam,-
Gs IN etn lleter. &1rmInttr Wann IL.
Binnen rrsnipsn @c6en miro 1& rttft
btrrlids Ofsnboruna Separe'iau
Staa,e reie belt In polsr. &larbeit rar'
Rsusn. on q Nt39-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-01-15
!3rka

Ebbeleben pom esr moraIiiden Std1funQ
uh ffsetipen untullBun9, wdde Der
5apsn Don nBrpii6em Dsrroibe unlr n5rp:
lidu u1stntpftit fsil rem Nuetrud ris
fe6 xrisaes s,tuttsn bat. li.et untt0reft,
Bar re Rraft uup ne Mueraurr rs gu
rsue in e.r Ginteuna tsHtlbsn uutsr e.
mem farftn Reoim.nt.. Dis
Setter rer Rftsllion babsn Is %pnRanc.n.
tie gauge &roft tes Sirsns 9spsn Zen
@orrtn uuo fdr ett gttinsuHa Ger unab-
bdn8iefeit Au eonesntrirsn. Ssrs Nsues:
tuna ~ @unihn Ger Union 1purre Gin
torres uarriees @srtreaen. iersr nur balb
tpeas @npdhtiae wurre birtH Sdloe
unb Rteae1, prer In he @rmee eeffedt unr
fetn 8um5aen eonfeeirt ,psr midi fret:
Mills In he Wrmee 8ine, wurce 9sprsei.
bas priuatpum6am murine tbsiIpeile ale
bfsntlidss 0nm5aen bnra9nt. uno eis
9anse rsputlitanii@e Greitstt. infomett III
TN Slpen bsaanen bat. wurre Dem Il
nen 3tnls zee Steess Der CONFEDERATION
8sopfnt., ~Man rere habst In @an3en
aenpunrnen ni6t pom Tsrrorie mus.
Denn rpsnn tas Bolt TN SiIpsn bss8ers
fabrsu eer R,aterusa nt&t 9ebiuiat. ni&t
feItft freubta flr rie Sahs rss Slnsua
biele Opfr aebra6t bdttt, 10 bdtte % 81.
@esteruna Ire Ssf. Davis ldneR Don
f9 seaobsn.
@an3anbere In Norben. -
Statt elmer fay!en,. berr(dt ia cine
f4wa6e, 9aratterlofe 3seis:
run8. Das 8o!t bat pom isinsn Gr.ibsi<
ten nf9ts aufa.ben, nidts BON tenielben
Der 5ahe r.r Nspublt opfsru molten.
,n1p BE partsien battn In Mibbrau@
ttrfftbsn eie Ginfsfst, tss 0anres In d.
aerer Me;fe at.riGtn, ale I'm ttefasn Grie'
btn. = Das g@ortt aaeeanetsotftattbb" II tin
iobttr gudfate aeuorcsn. 0.rrdtter on
etr Sptse unftrer fruppen; @errdtber IN
tsbea @ssimsnt, Dsrrdibfr In Ter Heaie-
.runa.,tn jeeeu. Dsparttn1ent; 0.rd,bsr IN
btt Yrtfe. In 6Esntli&.n g.rfauamtunatn.
uiD un83 fraft sttbnt has Nort res Ser
5attfS ia @unRen rsr 3.t,Iion, aeeen
ben 4rtee. 9eaen unlsr @pupunement,
ee9sn bic Rsputltt. uno' fit tin. Gontre,
Nevoluiien In Motren al -@unasu res
Chime. Die 8eaieruns 1sbt risism
Erfitfu niids 1ur .ubie AZ. *four.,n on
Ratt Dteisntasn,. bic nod rem @tiffe, I'M
i,,er eonaftuftcnsAfn . Riuuunesn rae
Beytre&tn beS bo1v1tTaltss, ttaauasn
tabsu, IL ttRraftI. feaadibiat &c f& por
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