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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24
DENTAL NOTICE.
uu.s eITW YNrY-FIVE DOLLAps fsos

sFs@TWWk a e1TWxNIY FIVE ARS feobN M Cash, will, tor the nrxt six mo,, !.
 IvIx1Y pay for . full Set of Upper Tee,h ea F Carat asld aud warranted to it, and msls hettsxthan any male for the same price . fsfkfSrd. .s;sy stDn't ss yet, for the want of busin:
 vsip tho Cat to gst work. ss.s5
 I viiI 5s fa tl at Che oil Stand where have hesa f,r Che D t$t i've years. over the P0st or. 4ca. 45dtd Street. EtchHeld.
 ThttkfuL for the liberal patronnFo [ have recslvol fpr years past, hops. by ci0sest ap- pl!catlenx tos my oxn bIelness. 0 merit and rey ss'ss M fl9esaes flss sses. g.
 E1te6G1, sS.. lsco. Sees
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BATTLE.
Forward. march !!

Forward. march! kiss the lips that beg you stay, Break from clasping arms away; Sad the hearts that part today, Men must 6ght and women must pray
 Forward, march! In worthy cause we fight "For our country and the right"- Words which moved the mea of might, 2
 Long ago: F For the ages yet to come. e We are following the drum
 Ready. fire! Leaps the flame from the ringing steel. Kattles the volley. peal on peal; See the foe-they backward reel. Ranks are moved as ripened grain. Corses s,rcw the ,rampied plain; And the devils out of hell Ride upon the screaming shell.
 Forward, charge! Into the smoke and hur,ling death. Tramping friend and crushing foe; Through the cannon's flaming breath, Beneath the flag we rushing go.
 Hurrah! See, the enemy. they run; Now the bloody work is done, Now the bloody field is won!
 Then hurrah! An! the laurels on the height, s Sprinkled o'er with crimson rain, Few have gathered them tonight. Pew shall bear them home again! Ah.. the violess in the dell. Over many shall they blow: God of mercy! save the souls or the brave who sleep below!
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 Josu. BILLINGS ON DoRGs--J osh's idess on the dog are not particularly new, but they are elegantly expressed, and we therefore lay be- fore our readers his dissertation on that all. npurtant canine branch of tho animal king dum:
 Dogs are various in kind, and thanks tu an allwlae Providence, tha are various ia number. Ina are the uuia aniiaiis sot the b.nte perswa- slua who hay voluntary lett . wilde s,ait ov ,,atur and cum in under the flag ov man. Tha are not vayabones bi cioise, and iuv tew belong .ew somebouy. This fuca eudeers them Jew us, ;liru have always rated the dog az about lne seventh cusin tew the human spscis. IAa Saut talk but tn. can lick your hand this st0ze that tieir hearts iz in the phase wiiaIi uller folk 5 lungs iz. Dogs in the lump are ,lseiu, but tha are not aiwls profitable In tbe iuai.,.
 me Nufoundlin dog iz useful tew saiv chil dfn frnn drowning, but yew have got tew hay d DO id ov water and ciIidrin running round caif,lss. or else tie dog amt pIuifittable. I.ar. amt nuthin III .id DOrdln d Nufoundiin dog. Rat talrierS ar useful tew ketch rats, out the rats al::t profftabI .safter yu bay ketch ci then,. The shepard dos Is useiui tew drive sheep, but tu pay nioar than lha arc wurtL. just keep the dug Ozzy, the dog ain profitable, not mutch. Lap dogs a,e very useful. but if vu do. hold them ln yure lap uwi the time, tia an't prolistabie at all. Buil dogs are ex- tremely ussiul. but yu have 50: tew keep bull tew, or else yu kant make ennythlny on tue dog. In. couch dog is one ov the mos. use ,tuiest ov dogs kno ov, but yu hay got tu hay :, coach land tlat ai,,'t always pleasant or yn kant realize frons the dog. Thus we see that while dogs are ginerllly usrful thare are times when lha aint glnerslly profitable.
 I don't realty lnv a yalier dog nor mad dog. shul with these few unfortunate exceptions, it Is .,lredful hard work for me tsw sss j harI word agin u dog; the wag ov thars tale is what takes me. Enny lilail who will .buzs dog needn't ask ne t.w luv him or pra for hun. Emmy man that will abuzs a dog will aJuze woman, anl ei,ny man that will abuze a woman iz thirty i've miles ,il slnsr than -a psie yaller dog These are nj continents, aud shant change the.n until receive notice that the camel has s,nootsed down the hump On his back, and the sarpient ceases tew wisgIe wisii. he wanders. .
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1poetrpl,.
Rxox THE HARTFORD Pass.

l Pxox THE HARTFORD PREss. l U sxsa WOOD AND COAL. Farmer Smith shakes his old white head. Fuel, he says, will be scarce and dear Half our young men are gone to the wars. Little wood has been cut this year. Skipper Jones strokes his griz.led beard, Freights. he expects, were never so high Half our hands are shipped on the fleets, Goals must be awful. by and by! IslesRa 3g7 zs-1 s SIS ss Are ye glad, o Cedar and Fir!
 Will ye sing, with the Seer of yore! Rejoice no feller, axe in hand,
 Coms,h against us more! =, Hush with your wavy boast. Your hurter of ieafy words! The funeral train of your Lords. Goes down from mountain to coast. Their dirge Is strident and hoarse-
 Screech of bob sled and chain,
 Groan of drag and of vain, Keeling under the giant corse Of Oak from Merrimac's rugged course, And Pine from the hills of Maine And down where the backyard sits, With mighty derrick and shears Keel and carlins, trausom and pitts, rbe mammoth Skeleton grows, and knits
 The spoil of your hundred years.  Are ye quiet, Kobol5 and Gnome
 Can yc crouch and whisper at will, By lode 6 drift, in your sullcn home,
 Uniroub'ed with pick and drill. Hark, how angry and fast.
 By valley and mountain gorge. By port aud foundry vast, The roar of furnace and blast,
 The clang of anvil and forge! For the Powers of Earth to-day
 Are sounding m old. old Song The loud aud the dreadful Lay
 Of death to horror and wrong! A'thoussnd years hath it rang
 ''Crime shall 6, undsr!" Is all but vast, vain pnng!
 God makes no blunder- How ihe memories below and clang!
 How the ship-yards thunder! An. not for the fre-side glow,
 With it's cheery urn and tray, And the children's faces all a-row
 
 Are the woods and the mines, to day!
 scant is the sp.rk ye spGrstar these, @ Dark.lcdgcd caverns and moss grey trees! A grimmer service is yours at last To roll the plaic and to round the cast, Bolt the keelson and step the mast,
 And drive the war ship through winter seas. So hath it been from the days of old
 Though the fire g. out on the widow s hearth. AAd the orphans cuddlc abed for cold
 Tla, is the way of our weary earth, :.
 These are the bangs of Nation Birtb. Trust and endure !-for lis all of Fate And the end shall come. be it soon or late- Better that one generation die. Than hundred live in horror and hate There's room for us alt in God's fair sky.
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CUPID CRYING.

Why is Cupid crying so q
 Because his jealous mother beat him. Hha' Tor For giving np his bow
 Se''a. Nhp contsissd to cheat him. The cbild ! could not h.v. b.l;ev.d
 Asd give his weapons le ano.her. M 2. 2. would no'-1so. hs val deceived !;
 Sns smilsd-he thought 1t wal his motber
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4 NEW VIEW OF METEOROLOGICAL QuKsTrox.
 "A Wisconsin correspondent of the N. Y. Epsning Post gives the following specimen of western reasoning
 z A Universalist clergyman. who has iot years felt and expressed utter abhorrencs in the doctrine of future punishment, with patriotic fsrvor accepted a ciIaplaincy in one of our req. imenis and served through an arduous catnpaign III the Army of the Cumberland. A few days uaon to address . town meeting In the course of his remarks he touched on the atrocious baF- ba ities of the rebels. My friends" he said, !" have always preached to you against any such institution as hell, or inture punishment, but my experience in the Inst few months has modified my opinions somewhat believe there is hell provided for those wicked devils IS ntiEita,y necessity"
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24

the spot where l was stanlins His jacket had become torn and disarranged around tie breast. revealing to my astonished gaze ihe beautiful but blood st ined bosom of 2 female. advanced and looked down upon the corpse
 closely scrutinizing the fe,,u es. The face wls .:;.inillar.. Oace ssen, it could never be for gotten. It was the face of the captains mis- tress, the lovely ,quadroon 7 .fzs sas
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24

As t,,irtv we are trying to cut our names inl .h;g letters mon the walls of this tenement ok i;lsss. twenty vears later we have carved Y oE slut up ouf jaclfknils
 sB,v fair selI f;.ir, and love tho fair: By Co doinl. i.s vou will atnnd fair chauce o[ leadInE
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1l.y;a e lis,ess,ex. .

uAEAL;E IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE D of all kiuds ani prices. Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, Bc.lsteals and Coifins Also. lic'uie Frsu.s. Toilet Stands and Sofas made and s,ld with usitnes~. clrsance and tlesfmtch. Warehouse. West St., Iitcllheld, Conn Iya9
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24
Disilop & ScdgwicK,

nTALEsisS in DRY GOODS. READY MADE A Ctothiag lls,ts and SiI cs. Hardware, Cr.cksry. Gruccries, &c.. &c., West Street, Ltcl,icld, Coan.
 c. .. BISHOP. ys Y,s. sgDGwicK.
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FREDERICK B. SWIFT

ATroRNEY AT LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC.
 AND Csmmisiensr ef Dseds tor Every Slate Id Tsrritory; 2OJ Broadway New York, If 10 First FluoR- Rear
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eet man vas deeply, nay, terribly in e.rn..t w4CeG cott 'df arms vSs . 6jck sxS s.:s E..ss: n the motto, Either Eill TIT ! vsy ','' .'.,, os
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Wnl. II. israInail,

NNEALER IN FOREIGN and STAPLE Dry D iosis. Grocerics, Cruckc,y, Glass Ware sad Yankee Notions No. o, West Street, lst door west uf tnc Court bouse, Litchiicld conn.
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ROBERT SMALL. CouMANn1Sc HIS OWN VrssE,

ROBERT SMALL COMMANDING HIS OWN VESSEL. -Rol,ert Small the brave negro who brought Ihe steamer Planter out of Charleston harbor some two years since, has since that achieve ,nent been constantly in the service of the government. He was on board the i'll fnted keokuk Il, pilot in the first attack upon Sum- ter h; Dupont ,nnd has since in the same capae- fly penetrated nearly every inlet and creek along the entire coast, and been under fire for days and Sometimes weeks at time. After sewing on many vessels he again found him self in the same steamer he brought out of Charleston harbOr. A recent letter says:
 A few days since Lieutenant Colonel Elwell, chirt quartermaser ut this department. requir el the servires of this vessel where she would be liabe to cullle under the fire of rebel guns 'lhe captain, brawny white sailor. refused 10 20 with the vessel The moment the fact be. came known zt headquarters Lieutenant-Col- nnel Elwelk without consultation with any higher 9hiIorty. issued the following letter. which, for simple justice to brave and loyal negro, officially acknowledged, has seldom been equ died in this or any other department. It is unnecessary to say that Robert. Small took command of lhe vessel, and faithfully disehars- cd the duty required of him.
 "OFF1cE OF CHIEF QUARTRRxAsTER, l
 PcKT ROYAL. s. C., Nov. 26th. lS65
 |" Captain A. T. Dunton. Chisf Assistant
 Q4arternsaster. Fotly and Mor',s Islands
 SIR: You will please place Robert Small in charge of the United States transport Plan ter as captain. He brought her out of Charles ton hartor more than year ago. running uu. tier the guns of Sumte., NJ, u,trie. and the other defences of that stronghold. He is all excel lent pilot, of nnduubted bravery. and in every respect worthy of the position. This is due him as proper recognition of his heroism and services. The present captain is a cowald, i, though white man.. Dismiss him. therefore and give the steamer to this brave black Saxon. s4
 Respectfully, your obedient servant. M .'IJ. J. EIwEII.. ]" Chief Quartermasters Department South
 It may interest some to know that the above order was im .lediateIy approved by General Gitmore
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} E. <. sto,l.larti,

a E. <. StotIlard,
 SHARON. A TgORNEY aud Counsellor at Ltw arl "A Agent for thcc.,lIec,isn ot Soldiers Boun Sy. Suck Pay and Pensions
 sharon, Oct. 2d. leG2. u,2s
 Cllas. IlOtcilliiss g. Son, wt wOLc0rrvfLLE. CONN, y1 RAcfIcAL ARCHITECTS AND BUILD. FRS. Manufacturers ut Sash, Un,rs, Biinis. N Nraliings, &c and Dealers ln Lumber of slr kiis.is. -ssss .ss
 Saving and Flaming done Ut short notice. March I, 1881 tf 46
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CHARLES kiRCuBERGER, Ro:bf ansi since Maker.

TROOPS & SHOES made in tine best man. ID ner, and at the shortest notice.
 Mems, Women $ & Chill,ens Boots, Shoes. Slippers, Caters aud Brogans.
 sSr dive him call. and try them on.
 LitchGeid, Jaiy 20th, ls1l. tf.lS
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

George M. Woodruff. A TTonNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. A aud Com missioner of Dce.is for the State ef New Yvrk. Litcblcld, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. Of all descriptions. neatly and promptly done
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-24
"OFFrcE OF CHIEF QuARrRRxAsrER, ]

]" Chief Quartermasters Department South
 It may interest some to know that the above order was lnl s,ediateIy approved by General Gilmore.
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SSpm SSaCcbimotou.

@ d 6in9tOn, IL. Mdr3, Ser
Senat beitdti9te beute auber pielen anocz
ren ytpminotipren outb Die fol9enoen
2(norCp 9. Oictinicn ais Ser. Staa.
ten Mtari6al fir ben nGroliben Oi(t:
rift BON gtep Worf {; Gaiiiu6 80. @lap
ol5 8eianoten fir StuBlanb F.; cen @ene.
raj Waior Gra6mu5 8. &epe6 inter
anoeren fcI9cnoe Brigade Generate :
Nid)acl Gcrcoran, @oofrei @eieel unp
Aleronoer Sbimnelfenni9.
@Cn. Sremont 1T nlDt, lpic 0emetoet
murce, utueroin06 Dor tem Gommittce,
fur Sit &yiflAtt9yylWQ 8tHee9E8bbttv e9lEbtvg vgOrBBSS9r
lt0Gia!I1 lt0cn mor9en, feline Si8un9cn
i0lieBen,
Sberlt Daniel ltQmann pom 7s. gIeu
@)orFer Ee8imcnt wuroe beutc ais 25ri=
91ot 9enerol beitati9t.
Bur 8roBen 9enu9tbun9 Der Soloaten
pat Noam6 GrpreB w6brenb Der lebten
10 S99e cine un8ebeure SuantitGt Giitrn
uno padete fir oic 2(rmee aboeliefert,
uno Sen. Scooter, um ba6 8o6lereeben
lelner eeute beforat, bat &erfebrun9 iur
ibIeunl9en Sertbeilun9 aQer 2(rtiFei in
Ole perihieoenen Eager 9etrofen.
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Die bemDfratiftbc Sefetaebmn0
Opu c1ubtdud,

E0nfte nod ir9eub elm 3peifel berrs
i9en, Dap mir SerrGtber Der aef6brlibs
fen uno nieoertr6dti6Ifen 2(rt in Den
trelen Staaten baben, 70 miro pieier ourb
oas ibanloie Iufttden Der Demofroten
in Der Snoiano 9eftesebune polft6noi9
beielti9t. Oiefe entorteten Wenf6en bas
ben bic maBlofe Srebbeit eebabt, Dor Den
Nn9en oe6 Soltes WaBre9eln in Sor.
Iblo9 5u brin9en unb oeren Sarrd Sarrdd IisS.SG s;;i
Gnn55""fi:StgrH, pon oenen bic einen ofTener
Sorrdtb uno bic anoeren rein ariftofra=
ttfbcr geatur iino. Die einen follen ben
Staat SSnoiana Der Eu6pGroi9en Res
bellion oes SGoens, ,--ieuer RebeIlion ,ur
Serbreitun9 bes Serbrebens Der ella
perel iberIiefern Die anoeren foaen bic
oemctratii0s 0srepublfaniIben Snlfitutios
nen oes Staates perni6ten. Die MaBs
re9cln iIno fcl9enoe
H. Die curb Srpmn pon 8eas einoez
9ebsne Secellions Sroinauj, pelbe pie
Gusfbeibun9 Sn6ianas aug Der Union
porlbreibt uno oieien Staat Der fuoIiden
@onf06eratiOn einperIeiben mill.
2) Die Sei1lGiie ces Senators
8plfe, Die einen Baffenitiultonb psrs
lan9en.
b. Die MitiSbia, bic brn @ouperneur
feiner militGrif6en 2tutoritdt beraubt
uno fe oa9e9en eineln butternut oemos
frutifbsn Go(teeium lber9ibt. Gine
peientliba MaBre9eI, um ben Seceiiicn6s
lct NIT gSaTen9elpaIt bur6juieeen.
4.) Die Sernei9erun9 bee Stimms
retbtes an bic ScIoaten, bic fir GrDals
tun9 Der Republie fGmpfen.
81 Die gintbeitun9 pC6 StaoteS in
neue @On8rcb Oiitrifte, nm il6 bel
ipateren gSablen cine bemofrotli6en
Webrbeit su ftbern.
Da6 fino bic Mabre9etn Der Dem0fras
ten in Der Snoiana Seieeeebun9. llno
oicie ebenio iinnIofeu, ale fblebten
Weniben nenncn fIb Oemofroten, nab:
reno iis SeIauofraten, Qri(tofraten unb
SerrGtbcr an Der &Ppublf, STrGtber
an DEN ma0rbaft oemoerotilben princis
pien iino.
@e9enGber ioIcben imFamCn mo uers
rdtberiiben Wafre8eln baben bic repubs
Iifanil6er RitolieoSrn be6 9aue6, UOrs
9e3o9en, iiO 5urit3u1iebsn, um Dem
eanoe bic SbaRoe 5u iparen, oaR Iber
lolbe ente6renoe .Seitimmunesn ob9e.
Itlmmt miro.
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Eebellen . 6raueltbateu.

! @ a { bin9tOn, 5. W6rB. Brig
Sen. Dodge bat BON 9orintb, Miif., fol-
9enoen Seridt ein0eianot:
| SD babe Die Gbre, eini9e Der bon ben
confGoerirten Sruppen an Sur9ern Don
alabama Uerubten 9rGueln porSutra9en,
28dbreno fib ibre Sdbrer oamit briiten,
Dap fie oens&ric9 i'm GinPlon9e nit ben
SsfeieasR re a&rSpe SfE af 4ff anGsreem lem un6 3
Grdueltbaten beTbutbi9en, CLAUDE ib iie
our6 eini9e Seifpiele bei66men ;u fGns
nen. SD min MIDI einfab an bic @abrs
belt balten.
2fbe Ganaba unb l6err Nitbea wurs
Den Dor 2 8Oden 9sbdn9t, neil fie l1nions
manner paren. Sie pobnten in Oadle:
town Settlement, marion Co., 0la.
Or. 9ollWOrf uno feline SO6ter Gu6
oemielbcn 9auntp purben aus oemlelben
9runoe 9efbofen. Die Gebtere mar au.
9enblidlib tOot; Der Grifere lebt nod,
plro dber ieoenfallS fterben.
peter 9elpes uno , feiner H16barn
puroen Don 100 SIutbunoen nieoer9e:
begt uno 9efan9en.
Die 06ufer Der 6errn Qalmer, @els.
bD, 2Stllldm6 uno Der Wel9btmanS une
BON einioen 80 l(noeren rpuroen ibnen
itber Den &cpf suIammenoebrannt. Ois
@eiber uno &inoern tpuroen aus ben
6duIern aeio9t uno bic 8emeinbe beoeu.
tet, oa6 ibnen bofelbe S6id Ial rpioer.
fobrsn wcroe. penu fie oieleIben anoere
6duier bstretsn lie6en, ODER befoitieten
ODER tte teberber9ten.
tOerr peterion, Der Bel SalI Wountain
rpobnt, tpuroe erfbofen.
SD fiittere iest unsefdbr 100 oieier
Samilien, Die nit g8eib uno &inb, eini:
oen 9rauF6pfieen Mdnnern uno felblf
&rdppeln auf &rdfen pertrieben rpuroen
uno ourb Miloer unn ouf 9eebenpe9en
obne Stobrun9 uno Sbbo6 ibrcn 9See
bierber fanoen.
QIes baS eeIbaD bios oesbalb, neil bic
Setrefenoen ltnionleute paren coer Ser.
Wanote in unIerer Qrmee batten.
Die Qn9oben oiefer Peute iberite9en
fat allen SIauben, Id9cn bic Scribte
nidbt uQr uns.
Sb erfabrc pom benfeIben, oo6 Sun
oerte loDaler Mdnner Itno Srauen in oen
gSGIocrn pon alabama ftno nno ouf cine
8eleeenbeit gu entpif1en iporten,
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q er bciretb c f.

gm item Mir,, IN 9lIsntaun, bur6 ben GGrw.
6rn. Ssblsr, .. D., Sc6nS $. Spfes, prn|
cpoI ron br Qdsntaun mSnnIi6m SO6l6me
nit Wi6 8. 0i. Stofflst, BON SiesfrirbS
Sriidt, giOro. .9B9ritbaG GaunIdip erda Gauntp.
gm Ren Wdr,, burd Yfr. 3. q. @56uIb,
6srr @bwin :. 8snner. nit Dig glnna Waria
Sdrobp, alIs bon SstbIsbenr.
gm 7tsn WGr3. bur& Yfarrsr . Yfattei6sr,
oerr g8iltam 8si&arb, nit OliB Sulanna pbt'
lips, bebe rcn NtbrIauccn.
GIN tlien Mdr,, burd Yfr. ". 9. O. DubS,
Srrr VI. 81. @ihrlbtrssr, BON Sbrrlaucun, nit
D'te Sarab 6. 6alremdn, bon NisbsrIaueun.
Slm 25asn 6ttruar, bur& bsn Gbrw. Ssrrn
SGmudrr. 6trr Samuel 9lidsr, Scn Sncremen.
to Gduntp. California, driitrr ppn Rurtbamptcn
Sauntp, pa mt Orig SIilatstb s. putt, ron
philadelphia.
am 2laen Grtruar, turA ban g6rr. Srrrn
9Ubn Bed Strr Gnus lltt, Yun @a1cn, NIT 0itb
Svtlla G., SO6tsr BON 9ueob SbsnwSlbrr, pen
palmer daunI6ip, NrrtbamptUn @auntY,
glm 2iRsn 5ttrunr. Srrr CHARLES 5ranlus.
,cf Ssttletm, nit Ohb SuIannn S6prb, ppn
DdnCDtr. als bon Ncrbamrtpn Gauntp
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Bon StCPSburo.

@tncinnati2. MGrs. 8on &i6ss
burg tommen 9iinfti9e Rabri6ten. l(Ge
Sondle peroen wobribeinli6 oelinoen
Sin &anonenboot 1T bereitS 6urd, Srn
Our9Iti1 in ben YojooauB 0elanot uno
man 3pclfelt nibt, Dap cS Qelinoen wirb
IN Den SfGfen bon Sif6bur9 su Qelon,
9en uno ochen Serbnpun9 nit Dem Slfen
ab6ui6neioen. WV
Nu@ Der eafe prouioence Gonol III
beinobe ferti8 Oo5 9SoiIer i'm WiIfii.
llppt itebt IA Sup b0ber ais i'm See. Sic
Srunoei9entbGmer auf Der 9ouiliona Sris
te iollsn lt1 erboten babtn, oen SQrocrn
bon Sld6bur9 II MiQion Sbalcr ;u
Jablen, wrnn lie Die Staot rGumen, ebp
Ole Odmme ourbifocben peroen. Senn
penn leetere6 9efbiebt, miro bic llebcr.
l0pemmun9 uno 3erit6runo febr erob
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OeO6 eiu ferni9er Srief bes bras
0eu Sen. NpIecranS.

Seneral Tolecran6, Der it6 eur6
3 baten Elm llnre6t ertporbeu bat, aud
eini9e 8orte iber uniere Qclitif mitreoen
III oiirfen, Ibreibt an feinen 8ruoer, Der
@ebGlfs sSii6of Der r6mii6fatboliiben
&irde in Cincinnati SOl9enoes:
,,Du tpeiBt, ba6 mir Der ,,gnquirer"
flubt, neil ib ole @abrbeit reee. @ebe
Quen, tpenn lie meinem 3eu9niB Iber Die
11ra ai2mfeit, llneeretbtieteit uno oen
bimlnelibreienSen 8erratb Der @onfGos
erirten Sdbrer feinen 8lauben Ibenfen |!
Sollten ie oiele SGbrer ourb Die SbIebs
ti9feit uno &borbeit oes Soltes Der loDs
allen Stduten ,ur Wobt 9elaneeu, oann
CLAUDE id), fam man Die eeute, melbe
ourb bic 9emeiniten ed9en MGnner in Ell
nen un9epObnten 6rie9 trieben-oie ibre
uSreunos" uerantabten, unfere Sors
pofen 5u tdul6en uno ju ermoroen -
Die unIere SABINE uno Uniform tru9tn,
um uns in Der Sblobt Iu tdufben -
pelbe bic 8edJte bon SrieoensEaa9en
UerleBten - lpel6e ouf tSoIpital6oote
feuerten unb franPe unb Uerrpunoete
Wdnner cboablo5 mabten-lpelcbe @eis
ber gum Meineio aneiferten - nel6e
SucriloS iH'5 Selo fanoten - ipeIbe
Illnion5Icuten Samilie uno Gioentbum
raubten uno iib bod briiifen, Gapaliere
ju iein - nitt anoers bebanosln, ipie
wiloe Sbiere, Die man cinfine unb in
&dfl9e cosr &etten le9te. @laubf ou,
Dap e6 re6t 1T, penn Die Ju 6auie 8es
bliebenen ibre Stimme erDeben, Tim uns
fere Seinoe bu lobpreiien uno un6 jr entz
mut6i8en? um unlsre Ssinoe ju per-
ftdrfen uno uns Su ibwdben Sclten
Die 80ter uno 8riioer iener brapen uno
ebrenbaften W6nner, Die ibr eeben i'm
8elOe fir ole Boblfabrt uno Si6erbeit
eurer Soeimitdtten in bic S6anje ibta,
gen, iidD 9e9en un5 ,pencenS
Sollen &srle, bic bon @oupprnment6.
@ontraften reib' lperben, wGbreno mir
fir Die @obIfabrt bes eanoeS waden,
rubi8 uno frieolib in ibrCn Settrn fblas
fen un6 9ele9enIiCb mir meublqrifbem
Dolb bon binteu anfallen. .! ib prrs
troue Der emi9en @crebti9fcit. Sic
miro mid ni6t 3u S0onoen weroen la1.
fen,
g4. g. 8ofecrane.
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.Spateres pen r1eu OrIeana

Ser Ddmpfer ,,&panore" bat No6.
ribteu ppn Reu Orleans bic l., bon 6o=
panna bic S. WGrs eebrabt.
&on Sidod' 9anoun9 trafen balt
ptrbun9ert spon3i9 ais Sece1ioniiten
marfirte Qcrionen in Stcu Srleans lpies
Der Elm. Sie batten 9enu9 am SeceI zion.
i6mus uno leiIteten ben Sreueio.
!3tpri eonfooerirte Sffijiere, Elm @aicr
uno Elm Gapit6n, famen am 81. Sebr. in
bic unioniitifben 2inien. Der @apitGn
leiitete Den Sreueio, oer Mapor Den Srems
oeneio.
Sn 9teu Orleans bate pieber cine
llnion5ueriammlune Itatt9efunoen.
9t16 Dem ,,0eeu SrIeans Delta" BON
2S. Sebr. bat o1Islbf Die erlte SolIjie.
bun9 oeS Gonfi6cations @eIeses uno
j,plr 9e9eu oen in 9teu Orleans befinos
liben @ruuobeiig ce6 Sobn Slioell, ccrs
malen als conf0oerirter @ommiidr in y as
/ s fdtt9efunoen. - Ser oboeIb6 ete
Q8ertb oiefe6 Gi8entbums 1T $3.50 900.
Snnerbolb neni9er Sage miro Der Sail
Dor oem oorti8en 8eri6t Sur 8erbano.
lung founcn.
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Dom Suen.

G tntinnoti, I3. MaH. Sin
9srrL Der bon SaUannob am 20. Sebr.
abreiifc, Fam 9eitcrn bier an. Grilf Gin
9Fan5er unD Mit8Iieb Der SGb z@aro.
lima 8eles0ebun9. Die GebcQcn, ioot
er, io9en.2 immenie 2(rmeen in Senneis
fee juiammen, Die cine, INN Gofecrans in
S6a6 3u balten, Die anoere, um ibn au
flontren. III &entufp einBurGcfen uno
olrePt ouf 9incineti uno Gouispille to6,uz
ruGen. Sic lparten nur auf oaS Salen
Der SlGile uno oas Srcfnen Der @eae,
um Uo3urifen. @r fa9t ferrer, i'm Su.
oen aebe alI9emein Die 9teoe, bab in oies
fem Monat cine Slotte BON 10 pan,ers
odmpfcr in frempen Sodfen fertia iein
per0e, lpOmit Die RebeQen ben MiiITf.
1lPpl o1nrn uno Die Sewe9un9cn ee9en
&cntudp unteritiiBen woQten.