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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-08-07
Cemetery for the Dead Of the Firs
Minnesota mt Gettysburg.

The following correspondence sutfi-
GENTLY explains itself:
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
ST.. PAUL, Aug. Sd, 1868.
HoS. ANDREW CURTIN, Goeer'Or Of Psan$y*-
v0n;a:
DEAR S1R: Hon. ALEX RAMSEY has re-
ceived telegram of which the following
is copy:
'....,. August, LIST, 1863.
Coz. Alec. Ramsey, S1nt Faul, (By telegraph
from Gettysburg, Po.,)
By authority of Governor Curtin. I am
about buying ground on or near Cemetery
Hill. in trust for cemetery for the burial
of the soldiers who fell here in defence of
the Union. Will Minnesota cooperate in
the project for the removal of her dead
from the field. Signify your assent to Govern
or Curtin, or myself, and details will be ar
ranged afterwards.
TSignedI D. WILLIS.
The number of Minnesota soldiers who
fell on the field Of Gettysburg, was about
fifty. This State will co operate with
other States in her just proportion in the
purchase of ground for cemetery and in
the removal and proper care Of her dead
therein.
Ihope you will see that the business is
entrusted to competent and faithful hands
and that all possible marks for the identi-
fcation of the bodies may be preserved.
lam very respectfully,
Your Obedient servant
(Signed) HENRY A. SWIFT,
Governor.
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Death Of Hon. Thomas COWan.

We are panied to announce the death
ty, which took place at Traverse DIES Sioux
OIL Sunday last. Mr.. CowAN was native
of Scotland, but for the past thirty years
has been citizen of the United States,
and for the last fifteen years resident of
Minnesota. He has served several terms
in our State Legislature, and has held other
public offices, the duties OF which were
performed acceptably to his constituents
and with honor to himself. He was flu
emit speaker, and his pleasing manners and
genial, kindly temperament won him hosts
of friends in all parties, who will receive
the announcement of his death with I'M
feigned regret.
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The Widow of a soldier N ade a Post
Mistress.

st the commencement of the war for
the Union, MELANcrHoN SMITH was Post
master of the town of Rockford, ILL.,, and
bis wife was acting as Deputy Postmaster.
Feeling it his duty to participate in the
struggle, Mr.. SMITH raised a regiment, of
which he was appointed Colonel, and en-
tered the service under Gen. GRANT, leav-
ing Mrs. SMITH to attend to the duties of
the post Office. Col. SMITH distinguished
himself on several occasions, and at the
recent storming of the first redOubt at
Vicksburg, led the forlorn hope, and was
shot through the head and killed. Appli-
cation was then made for the appointment,
as POSTMASTER, of gentleman, who, I'M
der ordinary circumstances, would have
cen proper person to fill the Office.
punter applications to retain the widow
re also sent in. The matter being
lght before the President, he endorsed
application for the widow, and after
10 sent letter to the Postmaster Cen
(which the following is copy:
xECUTTvE MANSION, WAsH1NGroN m
July "a, 1863.
master General: ~
ay little Endorsement of mine went ID
, cases of Postmasterships sought for
hose husbands have fallen in the bat
war. These cases, occurring on the
brought me to reflect more atten-
had before done as 10 what is fair
us here in the dispensing of pat
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ronage toward the men, who, by fighting our
battles, bear the chief burden of saving our
country. My conclusion is, that other claims
and qualifications being equal. they have the
better right, and this is especially applicable to
the disabled soldier aud the deceased soldiers
family. Your obedient servant,
LINCOLN
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FROM FORT ABERCRoMBrE.
Large Buffalo Killed---Ab undance
Of Game..-RepOrts from the Expe-

Large Buffalo Killed...Abundanc
Of Game..-RepOrts from the Expe-
ditiOn.
Fort ABERCRoMBIE, d. T., July a.
To the Editor Of the Pioneer:
Capt. Mccoy killed, this forenoon,
about seven miles from here, buffalo,
that, after being dressed and cut up,
weighed ten hundred and seven pounds.
Wild geese, ducks, chickens and pigeons
are very plenty around here, and buffalo
are in large numbers over on the Shayenne
river.
Two messengers came in from General
Sibley's camp (thirty miles this side of
Devils Lake, this evening, who had heard
of a band of Indians over near Chief
Mountain, and had sent detachment
out after them. .
Little Grow is over on the Missouri
river. So say the messengers.
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BLOCKADE RUNNER CAPTURED.

WASHINGTON, July s31.-The United
States steamer Sloop FOssipee, captured
on the Goth inst, the James Battle, and
VIM Bagley, loaded with cotton, blockade
runners from Mobile
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ErigaGfer Geseras SarNn. Vincent

The following touching order was issued
upon the death Of Brigadier General
STRONG VINCENT, who CALAMITY COM
lnandetH the Third brigade OF the First
division of the Fifth corps, at the battle
OF Gettysburg, until morta!ly wounded.
1t was this brigade which sece,a Gsses re-
pulsed the enemy in his repeated attempts
to turn our extreme left flank, in the bat
tie OF Thursday. July 9:
HEAoQUARTERs Third BeIGApE.t
.t-. July II. 1865.
GENERAL ORDER No. THE Colonel com
handing hereby announces to the brigade the
death Of Brigadier General Strong Vincent.
He died near Gettysburg July 7, 1868, from the
effects ola wound received on the I'd inst, and
within sight of that field which his bravery had
SO greatly assisted to win: \ day hallowed by
all the glory OF success, is thus sOmbered by
the sorrow of our loss. Wreaths of victory
give way to chaplets of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eX-
ultant, to feelings of grief A soldier. a scholar.
a friend has fallen For his country, struggling
for its life he Willingly gave his own. Crate
ful Tor his services, the State which proudly
claims him as her own will give him an hon
oItu grave anu u costly monument, but he ever
will remain buried in our hearts, and our love
for his memory will outlast the stone which
shall bear the inscription of his bravery his
virtues. and his patriotism
While we deeply deplore his death and re-
member with sorrow our loss, let us each emu.
late the example of his fidelity and patriotism,
feeling that he lives but in vain who lives not
for his God and his country.
BY command Of Col j. C. RICE.
Commanding Third Brigade
INn. b. HERESDoN. 4. A. A. G..
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The Coming Question.

Mr.. SEwARD is on the record as oDnosaJ
to the radical programme of forcing upon
the revo'ted States which may seek resto-
ration to the Union the terms of enamel
patton There is even hope that the Presi-
dent himself may, for once, boldly refuse
to be dragooned into submission TO the
wishes OF the CHASE and SUMNER faction
of his party.
1t is certain that the party of the admin
lstration is already virtually split in twain
upon the important question which lies at
the threshold of reconstruction. The radi-
Gals have never been sincere in their pro-
posed desire for the restoration of the Sc
ceded States. They have hoped for pro-
longation of the war. which would ensure
the destruction OF slavery by military
power.
Before long there will be loud and au-
thoritative voices heard in the now seeded
States, calling on the doors of the Union
and the Constitution to open again for
their reception. The radicals will "de-
mand," 1--WE quote from Nh article in
the atlantic Loathiy arguing to this eff
fect,) "as the only terms Ct Restoration.
not only the abolition Of slavery IN all the
rebel States, but its prohibition IN ali com
ing time" 1t viii then be for tIle conser-
valve men OF all classes to rally to the
support OF the conservative element in the
administration. and prevent the consum-
nation OF conspiracy which threatens to
open deeper abysses of dscord and misery
for our suffering country.
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We have received a copy of the Weekly
Cronicle, published in Victoria. Vancouver Is
land, dated June 10th. Among the locals we
notice the name of Mr.. Bromly, of this city,
as being the purchaser of cargo of struggled
furs: amounting to over $3, 600.
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Among the admissions of the sickand
wounded United States soldiers, published
in the West Philadelphia Hospital Regis
ter, July 25, we find the following privates
Of the First Minnesota:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17
IT a x s ALE

O9i-c # Clerk BID Of 8pef0'sors,
Wood County, Wis.
NOTICE is hereby given that
IL the following described
were sold by the County Treas
urer of Wood County on the
nth ansl 10Th days of May,
1861, for the taxes and charg-
es thereon for the year 1860,
and the same are yet unre-
deemed in this office, and the
holders of certificates Of sale
of said lands will be entitled
to a Tax Deed thereof, in aC
cordance with the laws of this
State, unless redeemed on or
before the 18th day Of May,
. 1864. Tie interest and charg-
Is, including redemption fees,
arc computed to the last day
Of redemption.
Given under my hand at
Grand Rapids, this 30th day
Of July, 1863.
THOMAS B. SCOTT,
Clerk of Board of Supervisors.
Township q, Range ..
Names. Description. Sec. ImL
.Jacoh {g1n!Ia cw GO 1G & 81
I" Sc Sc l6 S.S6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-09-17


Joseph Wood-Lot and saloon on the NV
corner of ne fractional /, section II, township
y, range east, being the part of the lot pur-
cascd by Joseph Wood of Oliver Marteli bv
Warrantee deed recorded in page 121 of Book
q OF Deeds, in the Registers Office of Wood
County, being the part of the lot which WIS
not decided by the said Joseph Wood to Au-
8oSGuS MarteH, 27G5
VIM " Johnson-House and lot bounded as
follows, to wit: commencing at a point OBJ
tanned by running from lie ne corner of the
sec nw1, section II, township %, range east,
running thence south 44O feet Oh the section
line, thence west 30 feet to the starting point
OF the land hereby conveyed, thence west 1870
feet, thence south 80 feet, thence cast 100
feet, thence north 30 feet to the Starting
point, 5000
Fro ON Talmad@e-Iouse and lot bounded
as follows, to wit: commencing at a point OBJ
tanned by running from the ne corner Of the
SCI of the nw4 of section II, township %,
range + east, thence soHh on the line of said
40 acre tract GAO feet, thence west at right
angles with said last mentioned line $50 feet
to the point of commcncemcnE of the land
hereby conveyed, thence west 24G feet thence
north 100 feet, thence east $40 feet, thence
south 100 feet to the place of beginning,
"2Wl2 $l7.66
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%OIen.

2ember8, 25. SIT. Dte Suluysentsn=
19aar, pelde 700 Mann fart unter @alt>
aprsft unb Slosft uber ote @stHlel mad Yolen
etnOran9, tuur6e BON Den 8n0en auf pasSaupt
selGlusen nnb bte Sniur9enten Fa9tsten fd
naG @alt3ten.
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InM @,nMnmafi,a 9Ththa,f..A "a 60

Nu@ @3aGowstt'S Gttbetlung 1T faff euns
aufserieben pCrben. @sa9cwsft 1elb(t entfom
NIT etner Mbtbetlung @obaQerie. .
8reslau, "a. Stt. Bet Walatps an
Der Wet&lI nabmen bte Sn1ureenten etnen
rulFlaen Brcpiant3us neg.
@tn neus6 Snlursentencorps LIT unttr beut
8efebl beS BarOus WlSb er1Giensn.
G9orn, 25. Stt. 2aut 8ert&ten aus
Wari6au tno TN 2aufe Der lebtsn Nu&t mebs
rsre Gerbaitunsen O0rsenOmmen worben. uns
ter ben Sertafteten Be anOen lfb bic @emeinbe-
SOrlteber 8ialsbe3e3t, @ssctnstt unb @tedt,
Der @tOtOerapb 8aYir, Der Banquter Ramtca,
Der Drebtger Rram fluid unb Der Nebafteur
Neufelb.
Sn Der 0Obnung bes ia3fI6en @un1uls
9elier fanO etue 5auslu@ung fat. Setne
GFeftsn wnrOen Serltsselt unp Der @Onfu[ felbR
erbteIt 6ausorret.
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atlanta, Die 3utIufHse 6uuptfaot Der
lstr sufInftt9en fiOltGen CONFEDERATION unO
OaS nddfe 3tel Der 8speeuneen BON General
@rdnt'S Nrmee, 1T 70 etsentltG bas Ser, Der
Stofaaten. Die Stabt 3GbIt &c, 5000 GIN
tpp6nsr, mnter fsnen Dtels NprOldnber Rnb.
wsl6e 19 bsfonbsrs bur9 @emerbtbGttofett
unO alS rabtateS e3elEoutfen aus3si6uen; e. III
auf elmer 6o6ebsne an9elegt unO BON 8aum=
wOls unO Grudtelbetn umgeben. 8ier @tleu.
boknen, bic We7etn Wtlanttc, tte @ecr9ta
bic WlalOn g Wefern un6 bic atlantic Mont-
9Dmer9 minDen balelbIt aus. Ntlanta lit Don
@baslston 3O7. BON Sapauuab 80, BON
MOntgomerY IT'S BON CHATTANOOGA 1876,
con &nOr0iae 312 uno BON 8t&mOnb 100
Weilen e%ntfernt. Die Gt6Dte STONE umb STA
rtstta er3ea9en Elm Orittel a[er Sufttleu, &a.
nonen uno WunttiOn i'm Saoen.. Dte SRA,
l0inerte CUR @raeu9ung BON &leiueeue9reu lift
mad Ntlanta eeiAoft pOrDen, tpolelbR mebrere
ansgeoe9nte 0ieBsreteu 0nb. Ode MaIGine-
rten ttnO @tebsreien BON Chattanooga 1ub
ebenfaQ6 nod Wllauta transpOrttrt fDprOen ;
auBeroent TT 60 Elm beDeutenbss Depot fir bas
@Ommt1artnt Der NebeQen Qrmee.
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Mmfere @efameenen I'M Mi6momS.

Dte SHtIberunBeu, wsI6e Gapl. 6amrmer
bonn IL. DennlplDanta @aboQerte. Ge1tment
bon ben QeIoen unIerer 0gfangenen tn 8iGs
mUn0 I'm pbtl. enquirer satntrft, Ifmb boorz
RrdutenD. Dte S0lpaten bungern su Steletz
ten 3nIdrnmeu unD weroen Damn ans enbere
&nbe Dec 2tbbs @efdn9uiGss tu'8 6u1pital
ge6raGt. Stesben 1e bort, 70 weyben bic 9et@>
name In etae @de s~spVrfen unb bletben bort
lte9en, Bis Go ben 9gartsen beqnem 1T, 9e fort
3uI6afen. Das Wnier mar IHleGt uno eg,
8en9te D9fenterte. Die Natrune betanb In
/ QfunD 36ben unb rC9en 0ainDaetfGs unb
&no6sn, ettpaS nber 10 ltn3en lAtreren unD
lauren 8rDoes unb einer t~ptn;tgen SuantttGt
Sal3 mnp @ltg. Die 8pbnen mnb @r6Ien,
trsl@e 3%utueilen Ratt Net3 Berst@t purbsn,
iparen S0u 0Grmer. Da3u Gle b~rutallte Be-
banDlung. @tn @aballsrie Sf13ier puroe
stpst Gage lang tn eth ountleS feudtes Sod
eeltedt, neil er etumal nebsn ben Spufnapf
9eIpmds bate. 0er ifG, BON GdpGGe sefOls
teri, Ubne 9Orber bic grlaubntB bes @efdng=
~ntBtnIpettOrs etngebOlt az baben, n1breno ceS
GaaeS auf feline OsGe ouSfredt, bsm mtrb bts
Dede sencraunen uno oas gertn9lte 8erIebeu
miro NIT @nt3tebung bes Irtufpofgrs teGraft.
@erseaut @elA Bonn 81. ga. 8e5t., pslGer
etnmal alS 2teutenant agtrt bate, bate f&
in Der e%rlBeuannten @t9snI6a1t einI@ret6en
lafIen unO wurbe 6ofar 6 DOGsn lang ia ben
untertrOtI9en Retter gepDrfeu. Dis er ters
aus fam, waren ietne &letOer uaO @auBe NIT
einem gtanen S@tmmel bebedt, lieutenant
Duttpn p0ta 81, ga. Regt. 1T, neil er etnen
faIiGen Namen angeBeten tatte, fGr bic Douer
Oss Rrtegss in benlel n 9erter 8epOrfen tpDr-
ben. 8elOnOers 9~raulann Uprte NIT Dem i'm
@idsn ~1srwanbeten Sol. @ppsu SOnt IL. So.
luntOn GAP. Nsgtmeut oerfabrcn gtne 8tA=
mUnSer 3etung ~brrlan9te, Cob man TIN tdnz
gen IOue. St muBte S @U9en unO 4 Sage
Iolt 0bne ar8tIi8e @Fese, oft cbne Dede unc
2taprnne inter Der Gr6e GGma6ten unO oft
Dar Der gin8ans gu lstnsm &erter NIT 3et@en
DlOttrt, Die OFT tns9rsre Gage lang bort IteBeu
blteben u. . 10. u, {. 10.
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Gin 6abSburaifdbeS &%6ntsreib
NDIef1A

9cuts ylapOleUn ldstut plSblt6 tn ben
5absburgsrn Elm nnteerIalmtttel sur Bacifis
ctruns teoer Strettfra9e entoedt su BADEN.
@rf BOLT er f& einen GRreiGtl9en 8rtnen
fir WtsrifO uno nun i~prtuItrt er 1bOn pteber
auf etnen fir @olen. Sn Mien Iol mGnlid
eta neues BrCtstt Gruntret6's etn9strUfsn letn,
oaB pclen nit stueut EtretGil9en Brin,en
al6 RDnt9 reeunittutrt nnO ba8 Bo1en',
iDe nnO &rafau etnbesrifen tpifen min ; bae
Os0rei6 fnr &rafau NIT ben Donaufarlfen-
tbamern enti&dOtst unO 1etn 8unoss=Neform
prOtsft 1T Deutl&lanp nit frau5Sllden@ Soften
etn9sfibrt tperben fol-. r.
Der 9%absbnresr foil F@ bteIsn 8OrIdlasen
au9an9lt9 e~rtpielea baben unb eS ptrD per@
It6ert, bab far Die 5erauseate &ratau's
ge9sa jfue GntlddOi9ungen sntl9iebsne aus
lt2tsn far pts frnn3UFf1e NoIttit sorbanpen
Iinb. r
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e1aGg6pbtf1e @o6et1fess.
@etI@niaf1r bra % Itmut, y 6st6esr.
Cine GOpperbeoS.G ntfd,eibuma.

B9tla belp9ta, II. NOS. Die Ri@-
ter gorprts, WoOOparb unb SbpmplOn pom
pennipIOantl9en SbersertGt, pel&ss f6 6e=
8enpdrttS IN @tttSburs In Steuns befinSet
nnb In pel&em baS 9enaunte &leeblatt bic
Mfaicrttat btlOet, 8aben am MOntae In Ga
eben etnt9er 8e5osenen 2eute etne GntIAsioung,
'rOontd ooe GUnIcripttCns8eIsb facttI@ fIr
un8Ilttg ertldrt tptro. &tGtsr 0oobwarO 1T
Der 8eIdlagene @puSsrneurs @anbtDot BON
Wenn(alpanien.
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NSiraten ar1f Sen Seen.

00tlabelpbta, II. NOp. Gtne Spes
;tngoepsiAe aus Cincinnati brtngt etne lelt@
fame Welhthte Don 2 oercG4ti9eu S4tfeu,
ote UNI Sonpuetq BG9 berumlungern unb
fur 9troten gebalten - ouSssrGlet BON Gee
3eIIicntRen unD pereu TreunOe tn &auabo unD
in ben Staot7n. Die Nufsabe oieier Satfe
iOQ ietn, ote @sfanaenen auf Sobnlpns SelanO
gu ~bsfreten, Wtrateret auf ben @een sa tretbeu
UnO oaS 2aao go pllnpsrn. Cine 8atterie
YarrpttfanOnen tt lOfOrt na@ Der SnIsl ee-
iGtdt woroeu. VteIeidt biloet bteie, Inter
nebuten einen She'll Oes ueuIt1 In SbiO srs
plO0tlten @omplo.ts.
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Son Sennefee.

Chattanooga, 10. gluc. 6li1ntn9e,
psI&s eben ou6@eUreta unsefommsn ftnb, Be-
rt6ten bas 6OI9enpe uber ben StanO Der
Otnge In 6etnpeelanb
Sn SrasSs Nrmce bfrrlate srpBe 8enes
aun8 mnb ote 8Ovratbe wurOen mad benz
Saoen ee1nidt.
Oie NebeQen 1puen ibre VoIftip1 SUr @6atz
tanODga rdumen uno f6 nab Some unO Qte
lanta 3urad3tebsn.
GOngNreet ioa Gurtereitdnsen trefen. unIere
8erbtnoun9sltnte 3u 3srlfGren.
% 3qblmeifer ItnO NIT 7 shin. angeFoms
men, urt Die uutOnetruppen aua3u3ublen.
0sute puroen ptr BON 2cotput Wpuntain
NIT elGbanoen &uaela belGpHsn.
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Baltimore, ben 10. NUpemeer 1868.
9Ste ffe ff@ oerre@net baben.

v0teL 0BdRtaGte uno Dent q
er9an B" tptrb Der MuBIpruA beS GUru:
uers Der @el9t9te lnuten, Der etnR BITE Sob
tenI6au a6er Djele 70 %fnabenbafts, unb bod 1U
eepalti8e, i6eubttAe NepOluttpn abEalten ptrb.
Bon wel6en G%tnbilbun9en BADEN 9G hu@ bie1g
0ummen laoItGen Sun9en ni1t oerblenber
IaRen tn tbrem ftnbtI6en @brgeis
Ste 9~lGubten ndrnltA
u DaB fA Die idmuntlt6e Demofratte Dec
JICroet1s erbeben tperOe CUR LlnterGtuBung tire,
9tesoluttpn unb Der @ftaDeret l1no ffe 5u Serru
einlsBen tperpea Iter baS gan3e 2anb - san3
SerGeIenb, baB bic c8ebtenten" feline
Courage, rean au0 eth grpBeS Wdul BADEN
unO paB man fA ouf btsie SOr.e ntAt Ser>
Ia1en fann.
q DaB Der 6ambel be8 gtoroen8 nod ben,
@uDen 70 bebeuteitD fet, bae lOfort 9unger8-
nOtb unO 6uneerreSDluttpnsn ouSbreden uno
Die MaNt be6 Norbens p~aroH0ren wegDe, los
balo DteIsm 6anbsl bur9 etne Nepplutipn be6
SibenS Gtnbalt getban sperbe.
3 DAP baS 8ebarfniB nad 8aumpOte
in Der 8an3en 0elt, namentliA tn England,
fp bepeutenO ist, baB europa entvpeber Ssrbuus
germ pber fn oils cd It nj + E IA berJseDU=
luttpu mnD GtlaDeret aufperen fnnfe, |obolp
RSnig Cotton fetre erndbrenbe SanD bon tbnt
5urid3tebe.
a Dag eth MISUNDERSTANDING, uber lelb(t
elmer, Der tn Der Nt6mpapGdre Der Gflobsrei
awf9spa6i en, 70 fart uno TAPER let, baB er 5
poer gar 10 ganfee5 np9ippea" t6nne u. |. To.
u. f. to.
$, mie bitter BADEN f6 bie bummsn Sun,
gen tn al bieien ftnotiAeu 0Oraus iebuu8en
estduG1t.
Die ~erDtle 0artei tim Morbeu (gepGbns
LTD Democratic 8euannt) BAT f9 - Die Stem
gOrfer M!OrObrenneret ab9ere1uet ntGt
9smu9f In 8dnssn 2onO uno eth GrOber She'll
oerielben BAT an Der @aGIurne, Dte tn Der
Nrmee i6reu altea Serren bon Ntg9ers Ona=
Den fir thinner ben @eborIam auf0et1nbt9t.
Das NnfGSreu DsO 6aubel8 na0 petn @Us
ben Bat ben NObIaauo pes Norpen 70 uenig
afictrt, baB bort fat ate 0elGafte beIer aes
ben, Uie je 3u1Or nab bo6 bte 9ungercro>
trale ntGt i'm Worbs,i, lDnbern I'm S1beu
an Der GagesOrpnung ffub.
europa, CbGlei1 leibenb unter gei1mdlers
tee 3uiubr Dpa 8aummpIe, bat Der @elt Bee
i%ptsIsn, baB &c neber BeiIti9, nod materteu
Der untertbam Dec &Ent98 Cotton it :; es bot
lFD neue 8e3u8aqueIen far 8numpOIe erSff>
net nno, Gnitatt benz nmerifantlAsn Baum,
tvOQeutSni8 ua0 ieinGr StlaSeret ga bulptssn,
lt6 far tmmer Don benz ~eriteren emauctptrt
uaO entIdtsOen 9eGen 6te lebtsre erf!Grt.
Qnd OaB etn SIpIdn0er 5 NorblGnber
i@la8sn tonne, Bat it@ ni9t bepdbrt I'm @es
8entbstl fno Die SiOldnOer regelmdBig &C.
bauen Uurosn, TOO fe inter 9leiG eitnftigtm
8eotn9ungen NIT ben nOr0ii4en @plpaten 3us
TammenfieBen.
@absltG, man elaubt, e6 NIT u~nretfen
@pmnofafenI3u tbuu gu boben, tpenn man fd
Die prabIertIAeM 8orau6 Ia9uugen btsIer 1iOs
lt9en S%taatamdnner, @Olttttsr unp Nublt3i=
isn tu'8 @etG9tntB ~3uriidruft.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-12

tun3 sewiRsr 8srpids lungea. Die swiI6sn ben
@OrpS. Commentaries Der 8rug9'.jGeu armee
berrl&en IOGtsn. Die Sadie tit einfa@ bic.
oaB cine Nn3nbt Der 0snerGle Der 1enne1se
armee on ben ~taTpsnten Yetitionen etnldid.
ten, Gen. Bragg bonn COMMANDO au entfer-
men. @eneral 8redturtOge nno etnige Nnbere
ruaren niGt raruntsr. WriiFDent DaOts er6at
f@ wdbreno letneS neuItfen Belu6es etne
psriInlt@e 9uGdmmentunft NIT Otelen @suerG=
len, i'm 3u erfa9ren, tparum @fneral BRAGG
pom @pnmunOO ~entfernt werben loIte. Die
@ranOe. peldbe oorsebro9t wurOsn, iberieugs
ten ben BrdltOentsn uidt BON Der 8tQtsteit
oteIer 8oroeruns. NS @tneral Bragg BON
otelfr YetttiOn erfu9r, Bat sr ben WrdiOsnten,
tbn bee @Ommanocs 3a entbeben, tpOss9en eies
fer aber fp enti4teDsn ftdubte, pa nu@ ieiner
W}etnung Der Oteult bar& etnsn lOlAsn Sdrit
welentlt6 beetntrGHttet wer0en parOe."
&ngA~MAsESEI.n a% ~AMAkAgAa~A
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Son Wene,neIn.

Newgprf, II. NOS. g3a& gertdten
aug @nrarpu pom %. .. M. mar bic Slutte
Der alien &e9tsrun98partst BON 8ene3uela Dor
Dem 9enannten 5afen anestommen un5 Bate
I6 bort benz @Cmmanbeur Der fG9eralen oOer
SnlurgentenF Otte itbsr9eten. Dislelbe betanb
aus 6 SegsIl@ifsn, etnem Dampfer unb meb.
rersn tlstneE 8abr3eugsn. 8ens3ueIa 1T ben1s
naa gang tn ben 9dnoen aer Sniurssnten
eDer TDDeralen.