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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
FROM CnARLEsTON HABBOI.
A Formidable Rebel BATTERY Outside Of
Fort sumter-'Fhrec Irou-PInted Rams
ACTIVITY In the Hnrbor-A Nurrow
Escape for tho Eronsides-Thc BIcciindc
Service.

Core spoudenco Of Tho n. Y. Tribune
oUSBoAr CHIPPEWA, CART BRrsos.(
or CHARLESTON. June IL. 1903.
A blockade rannei is said " have run in night be-
fore last. This 10 close work. for nineteen Of our
vessels are in sight Of each other by daylight The
night was dark and at 10 o'clock a gun from the
Unadills aroused all hands to quarters. When this
was fired string Of rockets went up from Rebel Gig
ma tai one along shore. Nothing more was seen
AID ne 4 morning the Unadila's Captain reported
tina, steamer tried TO out, but was driven back
willie the Captain of the Marblehead who went over
TO see Captain Taylor Of the HouSatonic reports that
steamer did run in. This morning battery, sup
posed TO be very formidable. mas como ouiride Of
Fer Sumter aud anchored in the chanuel. Il is said
they have three rams about the size OF tug-boais,
plated over like the Ironsides The Rebels are busy
at work. They have boats constantly running to
and from the battery anchored between Forts Santer
and Moultrie Torpedoes, rams and batteries will
not probably fleet much against the Monitors and
Ironsides. The rams might possibly come out some
night ungwares, and cause some destruction before
general alarm and concentration Of force shall drivo
them back.
June lS.-A small soop Of eight or nine tons,
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NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1863

First serst Geo. Cate. rhom.. K.uy,
IL. COMPANY A-wouSpED.
Corp Jobr q. orcntI Stephen B. Stewart
Cor. Joskus Bessie. James Russell
Corp James Sullivan. JAIME: \: Hamilton.
James Mores Daniel Murphy.
Thomas c. Herman. Michael H.rty.
George T. Wood. Oliver S. Bates.
Lyman +. Tilton. Levi Lamson.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
Bradford W. BeaL Leoasrd Harrington.
Martin Koon.
coArAsT B-xILLRD.
Ssrgt Geo 20 Yssksl RI
wouSDxp -
ID Lieut.. Lansing z. Hibbs,d.John Dippolt.
Corp. JACOB Pfeiher. Cemens Wessnseo
Christian Warner.
COMPANY C-KiLLED.
- Louis Krah-
- WOUNDED.
First Sent; Jane: oouldiDs august Disstins
Corp Jacob Schlucker. Adoph ksmberser.
coxrASr p-KiLLxp.
Alan udsr Aikin. Jonn Lowering.
WOUNDED.
Can't. n. L. Pstten. Ps.rick Manning
SsrH. Char Cb.rl.. Carti. John Mary.
Johc Brown. Albert siet,on.
Edvrd Ksstn. Marcus Long.
George Lucas
David p.nuiush.m William Ewing
William Inch.
CorPANI B-KILLBp.
Corn. Jsnes Sommeryie. Thomas Downing
John p. Lucas '.'
WOUNDED
First ssrrt w%; a Carroll Charles =: G:rps.ss.. p.,,
Quinlan James Lane.
CoNpANY F-WouIpKp-ad Lieut.. John Ksllihsr, Corr
Arthur Hughes Corp David Leonard Corp Eugene
iu. Corp John Powsn john Nc Clarence. Thomas Weed
man. Thomas A. King. Folk Hisy, Patrick ZEE, Aim
| Buckley Ed Asgrsth-
CoxPlNY H-KuLKp-Kichsel Kinark.
ConPAsY H-WouSpED-Cspt. H. c. Mason, lh Seret.
Wilton. Hugh Blame. d. Foley 8. Longfsow, Tim. Wiley
| r. Donovan.
CoSPASI I-KrLIrp-H L. Fay. VIM. ,. Hill. Hsncs
Burrill .
CoxpAsY I-wousprD.-serst. B. P: Pesss, scrst r
flanagan. Corp w. B. Low, Corp. z: NJ Smith. j. Barry.
Jones' s. Christian. d. McAdams W. b. Parker. A. Rivers
| d. Chase, p. Williams, w. w. Barrstt
CoMrASr K-KILLsD-Flst Lieut.. II. Ropes, g. Sswtells
| C. Hssney
| CosPAsY K-wouypEp-lst sergt J. Parker, Corp.
White, Corp. Burke. J. C. Miles, Ed. Murphy C. Leonard
3. Jones T. Brosenhim.
COMPANY K-NissIsu.-P Keenan.
Or 10 oflicers-2 killed wounded remaining VI 70
men-2l killed 81 wounded, 8 missing. ia remaining.
w. MOTT. Capt. Commanding 2otn Vols
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From the New-Y ork 22d Regiment National
Guard.

The following letter to Police Justice bowling OF
this city, will be read with interest by the friends OF
the 22d Regiment. II came by private hand.
CARLISLE. Pa, July ,. 1853.
DEAR JUDGI: We have had two tussles with the
enemy, and we have chased them to this place. Az.
ter we arrived we were surrounded and they sheled
the city, doing damage TO us, but good deal to
property. Gen. Smith is in command. We have
had some skirmishDg and the Rebels retreated lsav.
ing rs in possession Of the town. We have been on
the march for three days and nights had nothing to
eat but hard tack duridg that time We tell you that
we were hungry and tired. We are all well and in
good spirits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

loyal citizens there not few here who deserve
hanging One statement IL, that being entirely Ger.
tain that the shops and houfes OF Unou men and the
various local points Of interest were being fully
planned to the Rebels by the Copperheads, they dis
puised two scouts and sent them smoog certain
suspected sympathizers TO obtsin nfor mation when.
supposing them to be Rebels, every information
desired was most u0reservedly given. Inc neDei
ot,lcers were taken to their houses and feted their
wiyes and daughters, in many instances, were seen
WALKING the streets with the reekng THE US, and
never was here seen such "ekenpes toadyism as
was here manifested.
TIE REBELS LEA' e WITHOUT ALL THEIR
BOOTY,
Just about day6res'x on Tuesday morning the
Rebels walked up T." q seeming consciousness that
iork, tnongn IL" d with Copperheads, was dreal'
ini mean PEE 70 be in and 20 they left ON prsGP
,sate skeo .ddle OF their assessments they mao cor
iecte' 40 70 the time $2 6l0-$2O 0O OF C0nieae,a's
ney being refused; $500 lbs. sugar ~ los
oeef, 200 lbs. salt, 1900 pairs boots and sDoss'
1000 hats 1000 socks l65 bbls. -FOUR and wv sA'''
nolasses.
1t 10 presumed however, that the Cniei b1reeI.
will :" keen omen bis line of communication" with
them until such time a. he can carry out the oainee
due on the assessment.
AsToNIsHED REBEL OFFICER.
| A Rebel mounted officer riding rapidly across
the public square, where at lesst thousand stat
wart men stood gaping at him. Suddenly hating
his horse he shouted out, Well, why in the world
arn't all you men in tie field defending your State
rebuks no apparent and deserved as TO De lrreslsu
bic even to the Rebel commander.
TRUE MEN IN YORK.
There are many true Union men in York, and
many more already in the field, ready TO yielC
I'D their lives for the cause Of the country, while
these Copperhead niscreants remain behind 70 nvi'
their murderers to the homes they have lett. Co.
grant that 1t may not ever be thus )! D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

Against the vspon foul prepare.
That fevsr-.sint the heavy air.
Drink not unmixsd the water found
In prsihes. woods or msrshy ground
Nssdsnsary toll you ply.
Mature you mutt assiss-S, die
For when debsred from exercise
For ayttAeia. aid she cries
Medicines grand purpose aud intent
IL threatened evil to present.
And you'd be relieved spared
From Ills that crush the unpreparsG n
Hostetters Bttsrs use-for note
Thy arc the suRzsr AsrIDors.
To set defiance the missmaof unhealthy sole The pss.
Of unwhossoms wstor. the savia Of crowded worhrsos
factories and the bauefu influence Of ssdsnty employ.
ments, It is only necessary TO be fore.rmed with
II o 8 T E T T e r. g
CELEBRATED
TO NJ A G II b T T e r s.
Dyspspsis's pangs. that rack and grind
The body, and deprsss the mind;
Aguss that a. they 90 and come,
Make life constant msrsyrdom;
Coles and dyssntsric pains.
Meath which The strong mans visor wsnss,
Bilious complaints, those tedious Ills.
NSsr conquered yet BY drastic pills,
Dread Dia1hes that cannot DO
Cured BY destructive mercuyi
Slow constitutional decay
That brings Death nearer, day BY aayt
Nervous prostra.ion, mental gloom
Hsrslds Of madnem or the tomb;
For these-thoush mineral nostrans fail
Means ofrelisf at least We hail,
HosrErrsR's BlrrERs-medeine sure,
Not to prsosnf Lone, but cure.
In Dyspspsa Feve and go: Bilious Complaints. consti
tutOnal and Nervous Debility. Constipation, sea.icine
spssms and In all Complaints Man Woman proceeding
Great Remedy and Restorative 10
HOS ST Z L I RS
CELEBRATED
8 T. O NJ AC II b IT 7 E r 8 o
To wanderers on sea or land,
From Polar shore to Tropic strand
To households lone. In regions new,
And jewellers In srea. citles, tOoi
To soldiers 10 camp. fort and field,
Who need sssins. disease shiedi
To miners California bound.
And .ilsr Of wet marshy ground;
To feeble wives Of fragile msld
To young, and nidieassd 'sd0'o'
To those ia health. who would enjoy
Hs.v.u,, bes. sins without Aloy
ro.u,bs streusthless, weak and pale,
ybo droop yet know not what they al
Ho,rKrrxKs BIrrERs we present
Al Isalih's most potent element
Ifthers 10 any value In public opinion, any weight Ia
medical testimony the very bes. and safest Tonic Corrective
and Alternative before the worlds
II o T l. T T Il II 8
CELEBRATED
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Sold by respectable Druggists in all parts fthe world
HosTETTEa SMITH
PlTTsBUR0, Penn
Nsw.y0ri once, Ne. AS BROADWAY.
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aostsitsr'. etos,aeq 6ass3yf

|H os T ET T ER's
CELEBRATED
8 T O NJ A O H BITT Enes
READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure ofHzAIrn. "But heww 20 Ms
We answer. 'Hs N sssy taak.
sRsngIha shs sToxAcz. and sustain
The NsHvSs he servants Of TIE bris,
Ths Livxa keep in sstiys play
And regulate from day 70 dAy.
Eseh erean I'D. On Natures plan,
Bsscs and refresh the rxrY nAx,
And Hike watch that's kept In chino
By constant care, with nilrosd time,
The systsm's tone and strength renew.
And thereby cheer the sptrtas to-
"Hsw." you Inquire. "ssn tbs Be dopss
This Victory oss Disease b wont"
"HosrErrnR's BIrrxxs" We reply.
Il HlALrAs SUPREME PRoTscTIoN-fRyS
Il means Of gensrstns the disordsrsd and snisshlsa
sy..e regulating every function Of tn. ia.sru organs. ~
WING the depressed spirits invixe.ins the ssnsassss
and medicinal either Of Tie %
or the prsssn. time has been completely and aaivsr
sucesssful 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

Cart. T. 8. Wallace, 81 Ohio.
Lit c. NJ. Murray. Is Ma.s.
Ii c. Veidenhsimer. "a Pa.
IL. ID. q. Sullivan. 81 Ohio.
Capt. A. Prince. IS Mass.
Csp,. II. :. Og.ns,. 80 Pa.
Il. ". NeYseaer, Alex.
srders battery,
LIZ. John X. Baeklm1, ! X. l.
Battery.
Lit. Y. w. Seely. 4 U. 8 Art.
Can't. n. 0oodiellow. 26 Pa
1t l.. n. Lambert, On J..
Capt. TnoI Wood. So Pa.
1t. A l. Dams, 8 III. Cav.
Col u. II. Biddls, o. N. Y.
CAPT J. II. Murray. SO Pc.
L. Thos, d. Mclean. 81 Pa
1t. Edwin II, Rich ~ Me.
CAPT J. 2. Weod, Adj. Gen.
"a Div. I'd Corps
C,p, WIN. A. Ball, IAN. Y.
1t. r. II. Foss. ~ Me,
IL. Ch,s N. Glsn..s.. 3 N. Y.
Capt. Willard keIeh. 81 n. Y.
IL. J. u. johnson. 50 Pa
1t. j. J. Tngssrt. So Pa
1t. T.. II. Harmon. SO Pa
Major Jas. Dutis, 90 Pa
1t. n. Dempsey, "a Mich.
Capt. Hugh Boyle, 50 re.
1t III. b. Merchant. Q Wis.
C. A. Snoddecker, IS y. \.
Lit. WIN. Dodsiy. "a Mich
1t James Flsrnmins, 20 n. Z.
1t. Geo. Is. Meecks. 20 n. Z.
1t. Jno. NJ. Young. - N. Y.
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SGT. Thos Seymour, Is. Allied Cook. q, slightly.
Cot Damon Rsssy wounded Capt EiZar splinter from
q %. Barnard Is, wounded. she'll
VIM Onbben, b. wounded sgt Challenger. ], In hand.
1t. John L. Dent, slghuy. - Wright. l. in arm.
Sat. Floyd, q. slightly. - Hefityi l. hand.
Corp. Mcintyre, U, wounded - Mason. hand.
- Dickerson L. foot.
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KILLED AND WOUNDED IN FRIDAYS BATTl

L. Wsiuer Co d, IS Il. Y. Ch,.sear' hip.
Corr. J. T. clark, GO. u. % n. Y. CLa'.euIs. Killed
LieIt La Bue. ~ N. Y, thigh.
Corp. Geo. s PHher. Ce. ii. l2l N. Y. ling
g. LathroP. J. III N.Y., hand. g. " soI g. ~ NY, ego
Ksno, n, i2l y face Capt Alexander, Del, miss.
G. Sanders ii, IN u ~ aide Lieut. T. L. s,oushlon, "a
ara head. Conn. breast
Jas Wekham, r. R2 NJ L., Lieut. r. D. Soy IA Conn.
Pars Tanning, c. l22 Y. Lieut. ISbet,. "a Conn, .rn
allied. Col shiri, 10 n u, wounded.
Moi Eilldebrsnd, 80 N. y 1t Amest 100 n. v. Killed.
It, schsea,r, / Del. slightly. away, snd dangerous.
Capt sehnef l26 N.Yk led. LtG sh.i head dangerous
1t Cob Fierce tB \. slight. Sogt Welsh O8 titled
1t Evans, 100 n. ~ kued. FHzner, j, loo N Y Killed.
LIT Nc Douaid 1903 slight. Metker, h, lU8 N.Y. severe
It, Du'ton, I0S y. T. ssnuy. swegsr los NY, wound
Ii HICKS los y. J., slshty. sehont +, ios N T. slight
- Skinner, y, lC8 ~ T. w. Williams. A. Del. killed.
- MoVoty r, thigh. Jesse y. Farrell, Del. sey'ly.
Color ssr T. Seymour, b. H. fD sr. A, Del, severely
Del, killed. j. HoseIs, A. Del, thigh.
Corp Cornell II, slightly. IAomas heafy, T., Del.
5 Isni. r.. D,i Corp. sheo,. d. ! Del, Killed
DoI.ey, ID, killed. hicIcrsyu, ID, Del.
Green, d, Del.
Maj. Gen. Hlncock, sAsatJ, by nail thrown BY Hsbei
Brig Gen Gibbons commanding Second Division. Second
Corps severely, IN shoulder. ,.
Col Thomis A. commanding Second Brigade, Third
Div SION, Second Corps, lace ADD head, sisuily:
Col 1. j. MacDoula III Capt hssde, al N.Y. bisssl
Y arm Lieut. Disks. ~ \. y, Killed.
Capt pson III ~ head M rr.aes, III y. Y, lva.
sez Acts ADJ. CSpfou. III n. l., tide
KILLED AND WOUNDED IN TIE nth MAsSA-
CnUsETTs.
The following is list Of officers and men killed
and wounded during the acton Of Tue "a ard Sd
July. 1868, in the Massachusetts Goth:
wOuSDKD-HELD AID sTAYg.
Col Paul J. Revere Lieu.-CoL Geo. N. Macy.
Adj William n. Wsiser
COMPANY A-kILLkD
Second Lieut. sumIes lame. os0i1e l." flans
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Capt. James Jenkins, LAG n Y.
II. VIM. ". Ws4AsT, ~ Msss.
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Lists OF Casualties.

The following casualties among officers OF diiieren
regiments engaged in the battles Of Thursday and
Friday at Gettysburg, have been reported to YOU
corrasnondent.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12
.0lit fauIen Q:irrn bfmrrtrn.

Der in 6ouioap6bur9 erf1tincnbe
n8bi8" fbreibt: uOie iun9en 0amen
BON einsm 9epifcn Diltriet in GleayfielO
Gauntp, Sbio, bewarfen neulib oen be-
rubti9en Soper bon iencm @auntp, ols
er BEL elmer 9opperbeoo &eriammtuno
wie aenpbnti6 lpieoer ttibti9 ouf Die 9tes
9icrun9 itbmipfte, nit faulen Giern.-
SOper tat nun oe9en 6 Der iunoen Wdoz
den cine Sld8e wc0Cn Adault uno Sats :
tcrp onbdnoi9 9emabt. Soper 1T 0erz
felbe 8urihs, WcIber leete6 Srdbiabr in
Der Cameron iben llnterfu6un96 Sc
fbibte cine 70 berOorra9enoe Rcus
ipieIts. Gr 1T elm 9erieb9ner S6urfe
ooer Der all9emeine Ruf ldet,"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-08-12

Infer Ganbioat fir SupricmsRitbter,
6trr . aniet Q anelo, 1T cbenfalt@
rtn outer lopaler Wann, 1T elmer Der be.
ten Surften i'm Qanlen Stoote, uno oa
lei Gin febr populGrer Wonn. 2(ub I,iz
ne gGa6t 1T 9dnBlitb fiber. wenn oIe Ion
ale 8tir8cr Der @abl bejmpbnen uNb
oob oic5 oefbeben miro, in 3eiten ypie Oic
leBi9en-lrO ipcnn unfere RcQicrur9rn
in Die @odnoe bon Goppsr6fo06 tbcrge:
ben, oa5 9onie ltnion0ebiuOe guiomnen
itdr5en muR-ooran BADEN mir nidt oen
9ern9iten 3peifel. l(lfo nun ouf 9le.
pubIifaner uno tcpotc Oemofratcn uno
tbut eure Qflitbt. Sbr babt mabrlid
Ganoiooten ouf Die ibr itcli icin f5nnt.
Sl Qabt uno oroanifirt Gucb uno orteitct
fort fir Die llnionfaCbc biz gum @ablt1:
9e, uno nob am oan3en 8abltaQr, uno
imlr 70 tange bis Der Stimmf1(fen 9e-
IhloB'n tit-uno aCIe5 miro, oafdr fGnnt
Sbr unier Rort neDmen, rebt rperoen.
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g u bcuSl ertb.

2(m leeten Donncrtla9 1T 6 @owinS.
Rnc DIT, SCbn unIcre6 Ereunoes @corQc
Rnrbt, in gtoro @beitboll mobnbaft,
ocn Der llnicns 2(rmee, nob unIerer Stoot
lebrobt pOroen. @r 9cD6rte ndmllcb ~
Sol. 8lan5'6 8e9iment, mar in Dem
Sreffen gu 8tttp5bur9, bel rethem er
Ibner am rebten &nie uerUunoet muroc,
uno in Die 0inOe Der RebeQan fiel. Spd
ter motbtcn iib bic Seinoe obcr lpicoer lpeis
ter uno lieben iDn Iie9en, no man ibn
Damn nab unIerem ei9enen 0oIpital in
Olrriebur9 brd6tc. Ser iun9e Mann,
obiDon CT NIT ieiner Seblnolun9 un0
Serptlc9un8 gang GUT Sufrieoen mar,
batte ober ein 10 ftarfC6 9erIangen nab
Ielner 0eimatb, oaB Ell feline Wutter fOm,
ncn !tCB, peld,e ourc) UietR5 Bitten Die
SrlaubniB erbielt, mas oter 9e9en Die STE.
}el 1T, iDn nit nab 0auIe III brin9en.
lno nun, lpie fbOn 9eIa9t, fam ct am
Sonnerltl9 ouf Der GiIenbabn bier an,
iono 0ber balb, b0 er ouf einem 8aoen
Oon Dem Oepot nab S1neG6 6otd in
2le Stoot 0e5r1dDt lpuroe, oab er e6 niht
!u6baltCn t0nnte na6 6auie, cine Gnts
fernun9 BON 6 Weilen gu fabren-oiein
umitano entmutbi0te ibn iebr oa er be-
Turttete nun bier pielleibt cine lanoe 3cit
Ileaen ju mdi1en. I'm Nbeno mlDte fit
lber cine pdrtie patriptiiCbe iun9c Scr
zen, Die MeDrjabl oauon luriifQcfcbrte
SoIoatcn, 20 an Der 3abt juiammen, FUND
,rboten ilb ibn nab 0auie 3u tro9cn.
Die Sadie puroe aub lpirfItb untcrnom.
men uno jur 9roBtn Sreuoe oe6 S5erlpunz
oeten lomle Der 9anben Sdmilie tberDaupt
lus3efubrt-uno eieieni9en 6errcn mCls
.De oieIe &bat ouS8cfGbrt Dabtu, boben
iomit cine driitlitbe mo loben6mertbr
pFibt crfGut. Sb e8 ben 6 oppers
y e a , 6 Der StraBe entlan9 pieoer Sreu.
De oerurlabte, bier wieOer Elm &Dtil Der
arbeit ibrer luoltben Srucer 3u feben,
Daben mir nidbt 9ebort. Qlir Doffen Oab
oa6 Setn oe6 lun8en &netDt 9erettCt wcr.
oen mag, uno Dap er balo WieCer i'm Stan.
De fein miro iein Sett 3u Uerlafen, uro
lumber gu 9ebcn.
OT 6cI9enocs 1T cine 9iite Der 9tae
men Der brauen uno patriotlfben iun9en
N(dnner, melbe obi9ee oblItbe tnterneb:
men aus9cfubyt blben
Gieut. 8illiam s.. Miller, 3icut. Sol.
9obel, Stcpben Sbnars, gemie Rnett,
Dallas OilIin9cr, Seen. 6. Sur9er, SO,
lab &nctbt, 0enrD Gtetb, S0eurp Il.
Burger, Solomon s. 6rieorib, Stephen
&ne0t, Saeob 9teiboro, Soiepb Win8.
Tina, 8m. 8iCB, peter Sbiffer, Vetcr
Sue, jun, Sranf. Smitb, @barlGe Nolf
unO SenuepllIe @ehrn.
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Llnfcre SeISatcn.

2(m Dienifoa Der leeten gBobe febrte
@Qpt, S. g. 8re9orp'8 Gompa9nie
SoIooten, lpeIhe fib in ben gtotbfau.
Oienft Der Sereini9ten Sfaaten battcn
einmuifern lcBen-fo pie am oaraufful-
1enoen Sage bic GOmpo9nien unter oen
Gapit6nen G G, Seip uno M er &,
tpelbe in Dem 3 Monat 0ien(t oepeTcn,
pieocr bieber nab ibren 6aimatbtn sus
rUf. Dicle SOloaten batten ale lpilfz
tib fbpere Dienfte ourcb,umoben, nels
be iie autb atle 9ctreulitb au8dbtfn- -uno
Iomit Ueroienen ite oub oen Danf oucr
loDolen 8dr9cr, jumaI od iie nodb DaJu
uniern ci9ncn Staat uor elmer Qdnjtiben
S,rlruitun9 Dabcn rctten bcIfen. Sic.
le SOlooten, cbibon sum Sbcil BEL
Bri0Dt5tolun in cinem 8efcdt, fcbrten
pieoer oue 3iemlib poblerbo:ten nob
0ouie jurid-ooD baben 2(lle siemltb
Oiel an 8ewibt Uertorcn, unO manCbr
fiiblen ctpa6 unpd6ttb. 9ieie SbatIa.
be mag bon ol berrGbren, oaB oais 8ets
ter Elm 8roBer She'll ibrer Belt Iebr nap
uno Damn wieoer febr lparm mar, uno ooB
lie nett su marfbiren batten, nobel e6
man6mat unm0aib mar ibnen Die mo-
tbi9en Seben6mitteln nahjuibaiTen, oa
Die Hebellen Die 8ic9etbabnen serfGrt
uno piele Srdden pfrbrannt b1tten.-
Dob in rpcni0en Sa9en, men9itens 70
boHt man, IpcroCn wiecer l(lle 8Qns robl
iein. llniere bropcn Soloatcn bon Sci,
oclber9, 8li6inoton, SbncdsuiQe uno
GoDbitl-ypeldbe mob nebenbei befonoers
COB fir ibren betpiclenen patriotiSmu8,
in Der Hettun9 uniere6 Stoate8 uno un;
Ierer ei9enen 0ematbcn peroicnen, in
Dem m1nbe BON ibnen fo9ar ibre Sauez
reien, obne oaB oa6 50eu uno bic @trai.
oe eln0eernoet tparen, 70 mie onoere @ts
ibdfte Die bcinabe niht perloBPn merocn
.onnten, perlicBen, uno 3ur Rcttun8 I'm.
lerC6 SNnce6 ellten-ftbeint e6 unS, ba:
ben Die b1rten Oienffe enpa6 better ertroe
len fonncn, 0l5 unltre iibriqen brapsn
uno nob!en S0terlanr6UcrtbeiOi0cr, in.
2em bicielbc i'm OurbItbnitt better cOcr
5eiunoer ou6ieben-potb Die llriotbe bic
Don miro fem, neil oleiclbe INNER ,u
nebr barter Nrbeit ocpobnt waren.--
7blicBlitb wiiniDen mir ibnen nun ale
in ldn9e6 0eben uno onboItenOe @eIuno.
)elt--uno bofTen Dap Elm oanfbore6 pubz
.Itum ne 0uC) ME Uer9etiPn mQQ.
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Gie RrpubliFancr uno loyaIcn Demo.
fraten

merern fet6 BON ben pertorbenen Cop
perbeoo6 Il b 0 litionift n" Qes
nannt-9craoe ale fei oieS Elm Sbelt.
mort. Mir fir unfern She'll noQen ober
taulenomal lieber elm 2(boEitioniit at6 mie
EN- = oppsr beo eenannt ,peroen.
out Die lopalen Sdroer anrpenobar, ME
ou9 Gle Selcfenoifen pon iGnen ,pobt
lOItien-tmo e6 fino oober nur Die 9 Ii M
m c n ole ftets Nbo(itioniit fdreien, ooer
fur ole AboltIcniffen 9eIbrien rpiro-in.
Dem Die !oDalen Str9ern nur Il Qein
tltr Die Union fino, eiuerIci mas aus Der
Selarerei pcrben mag. So, fir Die Uni
on, m t y pei bncC Die Sclaperei,
lno oic8 ma6t es flat, ooB Iip, ols Spar:
tbel, ourbau6 feline 2(bolitioniiten fino.
Doh nennt un6 nur, in pclitfber 6infibt,
lpaS ibr mollt--nur nidt B m o FRA,
ii d e 6 2ieoers, GirctesRit. t.
ter 0oer 6 perbeao6
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Iugrrerocnt!id,e niifuns Ser Sutb
sin 6ottcsafer rpesscfdwCmmt.
@us Dem ,,Ql6anp. y. g. Qrsus."

Sin trouri9er Sau muroP curt Den
hrfti3cn Ne8enFuvm oon' fohten 5>iPnz
itla, pclber NIT mebr ooer lpeni9er
Stdrfe oen 0onjen Gtaot beim8eil.Rt
BAT, bcrbei8efibrt, inocm ndmlicb ourd
oo6 onitr0menoe g8aiIer 8bpite oe6 8es
3rdbniBplae ee6 in Morapia, 9aUuaa So. -,
'peQ9eIbwemmt muroen. (tl5 Ole Sab
ribt iib uerbrRitcte, oaB Der DRIP Greef
9on5 un93w0bnliCb an9eitpoQcn fei uno
oas Bahey bereits Den reflitben She |
oe6 Sootenbof5 unterminirt babe, brocb
man fof0rt nit Sp1ten uno Sbauftln
nab Dem Srte Der @eiabr Quf, um 70 ucl
al6 mG9tib Su perbinocrn, Dap Die @ris
ber S6aoen erIitten. 2(5cr e6 mar Qlles
Oer9eblib, uno Sor9 notb Sor9 fab man
pcn ibren Subepldgen meo9eld)wemmt
uermi ibt nit 8aumitumpfen, Neitcn uno
5reibDCl5 aller ltrt.
Seinabe Elm Ncfer Soben III auf bicre
8eiie in elmer Gicfe bon ;ipan3i9 Su6
oom 8aii5r fort9erifen nOrocn uno pietc
S6r9e, lpenn lie 9e9en ir9eno einen BAR
tn @e9cnitlnO itieB II, bra6en ouf uno
ntIeoi8ten fib ibre6 Subalts-in Der
Sbat Elm er9refenoer l(nblid 2 So wurs
Dc unter Nnoern Der 9eidnam 0e6 Gieutes
n1"t Stopelt aus Dem Sarae 9eworfen
uno fort9eibmemmt, trc6 aller Nnitrens
9una, fol0eS 3u perbinoern. SIN @ans
zen iino ctpa I6 9eid)en aus ibren Rube.
ltdtten our6 oas gSafer berouf9eboIt
poroen, bon wel0en Biz sum Mlttwob
gtabmittd9 nur abt 9erettct mercen
Fonntcn. Qm onoern Sage fanb man
cine Wen9e &nCden uno 9rrippe uno
loniti9e Srd9mente aus Dem 8eite Der
Scotcn, folpie outb 5bcile bon SGr9en
uno ocrarti9en Sru1tGdeu umber.
ibpimmen unb lie9en. Sirtpabr, Elm
trauri9er Unblid
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LIN fere Mills,

ltniere 9e;oaene Witi;sSoloaten lpers
oen nun ebenfolI6, 70 beribten un6 Sries
fe bon SID: Carolina, in meni0en Saaen
ju oen Sbri9en turi&febren. Sm gam
'en 9cnommeu rparen oielel6en 70 ,iemz
LID 9lu6lidD, oa oieIeIben, 70 tpeit mir
pj1en, ni6t 9enGtDi9t paren-Wo6 ober
Won6a, uno mir olauben fo9en ju Dir
fen, Die 9rcBe @cbBabl, 70 febntihlI
punftDten - an ir8en0 einem Srefen
She'll 5u nebmen. Oob babel ift ibre
3abl Uielleibt ourb ibrpere @arriIon;
pHiht Die fte Usrritbten muBten, 3iemIih
ptrminNert, uno jlp1r ourtb SoOe5fd(le
in Den 6oipitGIern, 70 ooB &icle bel Dem
HGffebr--lpa6 nicbt ancer5 ol6 &eb-
mutb peruriaChen muB-oie S6riaen per-
milen rper0en. 2Sir f0nnen nitt anoere,
mir miiBen bon Dem @runoe unferes Ser,
sens, nit oieien fuDten uno fpmpatbeil
rem, mas ober fiber uniers Dieii9cn @opz
perbedos nid)t tbun fonnen, benn ienc
S0noe bon CemOfratliben 9ieoer6 blbcn
Nera0e Die GbuIo bapon 3u tra9en, pdf
e6 notDpenri9 m1r icne Soloaten in oa5
6elo ju itell,n-oenn bdtten oiefe moro
IiUeH GVpPyrUsuee ibrs pfTid1t sctban,
mie Dies Die Union Gemctraten unO 9le
pubIlfaner 9Ptban blben, 70 bate Die Re-
belIion ftbOn in ben crlten 3 Monaten
unterorUtt pcroen fonnen. QSer Dies
Uerneint, Ger fam Die 8lDrbeit nidt lie.
Ben.