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The news Continues % come IN O
successes to our arms, and tie cy;
dent sign Of our prosperity. he riS
Of gold in tAe North, is indeed ehpe:
ins, The St. Louis Republican Q.
the 2Sth contains an account Of til,
defeat OF HAT portion Of the Fedora
army underHuuter, by Breckinri3Ge
The iishttoo!s place near Lynch burg.
The enemy lost 800 prisoners. ortin-
cry, e:c, and are spoken CT as com
plstely routed.
Sherman has had another engage
n'sn' re2ulting favorabIy to US
Hampton has whipped Sheridan.
Gold in New York, las only reach,
ed the respectable figure of 23S.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-12

A report was current last week
that Gen. Grant. of the Federal army
was dead. A gentleman who lately
crossed the Mississippi informs Il,
that such is not the case. We sup
pose, it was started merely rs joke
probably meaning, that not proving
successful in taking Richmond, lie
was dead in military circles, aa al.
ofhis predecessors.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1864-07-12
,he 5|srerepert DeWs.

WJOD PRINTING of every
'scription, plain or colored, executed on as
.dsoAabte terms as the times V Ill admit.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
MONT DISPATCHES.
A sksten or the Battle Of spOttsyIvania

sketch OF the Battle Of spottsylsAnta
on sunday.
Nrw YORK, May The Tribune special
gives a sketch Of series Of battles after
that Of Saturday. Gen. Warren corps pass.
ed through Todds Tavern on Saturday night
towards the front, and at sunrise we're with.
in two and halt miles Of spottsylvauia Q n q,
and we're Immediately put into action 10 re
lieve the cavalry. The enemy we're also just
10 time for a similar movement and Stuart's
cavalry we're simultaneously relieved by Long
streets corps of infantry The 9th corps
tired with long nights march, rushed in.
to action on the double quick, General Rob,
inson's Division leading the charge. The
rebels yielded before them, aud we pushed
them on for three miles The last engage
mept Of this mornings fight was severe. Our
losses we're great Gen Robinson was severe.
ly wounded, bat we charged them 90 fac, and
so impetuOusy, that our men we're Outhauk-
ed on the left aud had to fall back abort
distance 10 reform their lines The enemy
gained no advantage, foe our artillery was
brought into action, and the rebels we're un-
able 10 occupy the position, which our men
had abandoned
The 9th corps had suffered ia previous
fights so severely, that there was not sin.
gle division in IT, in perfect fighting trim, but
General Ayres commanding the regulars, FIR
ing in from the right, the position was held
Another desperate effort must be made be
fore SponsyyRniR Court House, would be 10
cur possession. That point once reached, an
open country and fair Geld lies before us At
noon the batteries we're posted, ours in the
edge Of apiece OF woods, theirs on the oppo
site hill The d sehargt Of shell for some
time, was quite brisk and severe. As the
n - n -.
the front to take another lock at the position,
and inspect the troops for the grand onset
which was soon to be made Before be ar.
rived at our lett flank, the rattle of musketry
from our advanced skirmishers, and the strag-
Cling back OF wounded men, indicated that
the moment had arrived
Troops from the 9th and 9Th corps; ia sev
eral heavy lines we're concentrated in front
of the position TO which the rebels bad fallen
back alter the engagement in the early part
of the day General WriRhts division already
distinguished by most gallant conduct took
the lead At 645 a shout was raised, aud
the attack commenced as our troops moved
out of the woods, through the narrow open
space; and up tangled thicket, which was
held and fortified By the enemy ~
At 7:l5 as the light began to fade away,
the heat Of the firing began to cease, and
now the shouts Of our men receding as the
enemy we're pushed along, showed that the
ISSUES OF the attack were favorable and do
eided We had beaten the enemy, and had
drawn them from the position which they had
80 strongly contested, but the darkness was
now SO great, that we could not safely press
them further, aud Spottsylysnia @ Il sill re.
msined in the hands Of the rebels Monday
morning was spent quietly in camp, both for
the much needed rest, aud for replenishing
the army yith rations
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
OmeiAI srOm sherman
wAsulSoros, May IL.

10 General Dir:
No intelligence has been received by this
Department from the Army of the Potomac,
since my dispatch Of this morning.
A dispatcn from General Sherman dated
Tunnel Hill May 10th, states that Gen. Nc
Pherson had not attacked the enemy at Re
sacca having found their position strongly
fortified, and had taken their position at Buz.
yards Roost Gap awaiting tho arrival of part
OF his forces This dispatch came by way Of
Knoxville and Cumberland Gap having been
delayed over twenty four hours, in conse.
quence of heavy storm, that broke down all
lines south of Nashville.
No intelligence has been received from
Gen, Buffers command, except that 800 prs
oners, including one negro. had arrived at
Fortress Monroe from City Point, in charge
OF anegro guard
From Banks command nothing OF a recent
date has been received
EN- STANTON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
ArgaI.
sHERIFF's SALE,
No. asT7,
John NJ Wagner

John NJ Wagner No. RsT7,
Hannah Marine, \; al. superior Court.
TN ohed On 9 10 the command ei an order Of sale
made In the above case by the Superior O. uFt Of
Montgomery county, Ohio, will offer At public sale
at the doer Of the Court House IN the city OF Dayton
Satay,iay, INV Is, 1885,
A. two O'Clock Of said day ,ths following described
estate uE he north halt Of the north astQu r.
ter Of section four ~, township four (t) and range
eve tSl east, etc in Montgomery County, Ohio, con
tainnR eighty acres, more or leaa. aaH
To be sold free OF dover.
Appraised al $40 per and cannot sell lot less
than tWo-thirds Of tina RppFaisemsnL sN
Terma-One-third cash one third IN one, and the
balance In two years from the day Of SALE the defer
red payments TO bear ak per cent interest and TO b
sscuret by mortgage on the PREMISES.
GEJkGH WOGAMAN, Bhonn Mont county
L. n. PFOrrH, Attorney. a21Wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
California Democrats Convention.

SAN FRASoIsco, May 1.-The Democrat
ic State Convention, now 10 session in this
city, passed resolutions that the war is con-
Quoted for abolition purposes, and to revolu-
tionze the Government, and the National
Democratic Convention to pledge the party
to the restoration OF peace upon justice hon.
orable to US. An effort was made to condemn
the war for any purpose, but failed for reasons
Of policy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
PErITIoN FoR PARTITIoN.
SUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
OHIO.

OHIO,
TIREDERIcK COOK and Isaac Muaseiman, Plain.
II tins, against Valentine suver, Margaret silver
Michael Cook, LYDIA Cook sarah StSeT, vile OF Sol,
ONION Silver, Cath trine Balb, John Cook, Margaret
Baker, David Baker, ElEa eth Cook, and other minor
heirs Of Christian Coo X doceGssd, sarah Rules back
vile OF solomon Hullenbaek and Mary Miller, wife Of
Joseph Miller, AL N the State Of In iana; and the
miuor heirs OF Mary BottOn Of the Sta'e OF Missouri
whose names are unk kuowni John Cook, Ell Cooh
Daniel Cook, Henry Cook, Michael ooos, David
Cook hSaheth Cook, Mary Cook, and sarah Day,
wife Of Mcnael Day, and arab Wys0ug wife OF David
Wyson q, Of state Of Ohio, Deiendants
The above name defendRnts will take notice that
petition has been dled against them 10 the superior
Court OF Montgomery County, Ohio, by the sb9Ve
named plaintiffs praying for partition Of the follow
ing bed real estate situate in Jackson township
Montgomery county, Ohio, being the north part Of the
southeast quarter Of section tWenty-three (28 town
ship four ~ range four W east ali about
one hundred and orty four aoes and that at the
tern Of sid Court tho sad Frederick Cook and Isaae
Mussslman Will apply for 40 order that partition may
b made oi said premises.
FREDERICK COOK,
ISAAC MUeaHLAAE.
h,IHoassop, AttoFesy' t. NNsNo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
Menical.
How to Keep In Good Health
AND
WHAT Is TIE CAUSE OF DIsHAsE

THE primary cause sf every disease that assA 10
i heir 70 10 impunty Of the hood The blood be-
6omes impHrs nom many causes. Impure or
change OF weather, unwholeaome food and exposure
are among the primo pal causes Of impuuty Of the
blood. The symptoms are gddinOss, headaone, cor.
hn I'd thoughts, EYES dul vnd heavy, droW iness,
~ Jaon OF the bowels, bad taste 10 the mouth foul
tongue liver complaints, paine In the back aud legs
oss Of appSuta slsepleab nights ooe, cratnp, pain
and ghtiess II the chest, heartburn gout and rheu
matism, pUting aud purgng, ohlls and feyers more
or less acoo mpanyuR these, and long tram Of troub
esome and dangerous affections, all of which may DO
prevented and cured by taking Few doses Of nr.
bTRlOKLA ND's VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS, They wall purity the blood and put
the stomach, bowels aud liver healthy condition.
They are particularly suitable for chronic and
aissAses. Every amilT and every soldier should
keep a supply Of these Ills, many diseases are OBJ
viatsd by cir use. They are mild and salo medl
cine, and esn be taken at any time without danger oil
taking oold 5atUuis -.
Sold BY all drussists sent to any part on receipt
oftwenty hve oents and stamped envelope. address.
I'd Dr., STRICKLAND, east FsS th street, oinelnna
ii, Vhi0. flf p
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12

Having one of the most complete PTinunE Hs1Ah
hshmsu.s IN southsrn ohio, ourAsiisss for dohgsn
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain, OF Ornamental. are hrs
class We have Ons Of the hsIsst Presses. Aad have
all me modern styles Of Type, and We employ ne
N'stWorlsnsh.
wshAvs three Pswx Presses eOsnOstsa With gu
Job Dspartnspt and are prepared = suessas woEk
with nSasnssS and dispatch.
sy-Ordsnhom abroad va receive PsOs.vt sis.a
ton. Address a'
HUBBARD a BRO., DAYtOB, ehIO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRIoKLANp,s MHJLIFLuoUs COUGH
H a. BAIAAM y. A.A'I /. "

Thls u the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooplng Cough, aud
Oonsnmp ptlon. Everybody who has tried this excel
lent Belaam slthusa ucay recommend IT, Mrs.
Miaahes Barr street. Cincinnati, says she has been
lear VI Sufferer with ooug for many years, 30 bad
of thls BssA NJ aud has bee better or since and
advises all Rno lava Coughs, o lbs Aud Asthns 70
try thA valuable Coug1 Balls tm. Fifty cents per bot
tie Sold ~ all 'ruggsts, "A manufactured at No. 8
east Fourth sire 4, Cincinnati
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
Aiberp Stable.
JAmHs oATHoART's
LIVE RY TAB LIE.

A Broe Daie's Of stand Jefferson street imma.
n alatoly opposite the marked, Whera may be Sad
q a, hmsS the boss Of haEnsss horses ouEgieh,
- i sise pEspGFpa .eEssp hsrsss ), ths .sss Ou
raaacaAb.o te1tna. ~ aui0dfm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
THE ENEMY sURRENDEREDi
@ II EAT SLA IJG II TIER
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
n or TT q nor

No. sOa. THIRD STREET, DAYTON, ONE.
LJAvE made formidable attack on High Prices
III and ont them off entirely.
Notwithstanding the depressed condition Of the
country, .hey are receiving the largeststook Of
CLOTHS, oAssIMEREs, yRsTIEGs,
GENTS FURN1sHING GOODS,
or the latest Styles and Patterns,
FANCY AND PLAIN SHIRTS,
COLLARS, DRAW Eks, NEoK-TTEs, ae..
Ever before offered TO the public. Their stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
L. new and fashionable, and are offered unusually Low
FOR CASH.
The public are invited 10 call and examine as tnSJ
have axtrs nice goods, ana offer big Inducements.
ROIT q BkOPP,
aulOu No. 500, THIRD Street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
LOOKS THE DANGER IN rae FACE,

That he may graRpie with IV tne nae man, that re
may study ~ 4are and pailate It's threatening The
means OF pAllaton are AZ hand, OF easy Socess 70 ALL
lHAIaHlfa oa4 ttJD.ha -i0
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
INSURANCE /
LIFE

Young nsen iuvt starting In business, whose chisI
capital their energy and Integrity should insure thelr
lives 70 the amount Of half their liabihtiss sueh ~
act Of disnereRted honesty when known 70 their cred
tors would Justly increase their oonhdence In them
would show did not wish 20 leave thsr hast
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12

TNHB Rtna grants pohaSs FOR LIFE. for q term
L Of years, Endowment policies and ohdi ems En-
dowment. Also, Non Forieiung Policies, on which
pawn Mt is required afer ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid two losses in this city
within the last six months.
Amoug ei the contriyaneea Of men 30 protect the
family clrule from WGnt, none " fsund more sim
pie IN ts character, noble in ts features certain in
its results than Life Insurance. II IL the prop which
the dying husband OaVss TO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
SUPPORT THR WIFE OF his BOSOM

tits tae unseen hand Of tho proydent MtheF reaching
forth from the grave aud still nourlshng his offspring
and keeping together the family. BY II, the nthfol
son
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
CLOTHING EMPORIUM


WhLLAAm WAAAAAAp
NO. S0I THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
rs prepared 10 accommodate hue customers witL
i every article OF gentlemen's wearing apparel OF
the latest style end best quality Those who went
gloves, boots, snoes, slippers, dc., will DO well 70
give him call. au2f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-05-12
Book and Job Printing


ma
ulGr attention paid to
u
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07
Sic CHICAGO CT.

60 frsut uns, mslrsn gu frnnsn, bay f@ BE Surn'
asmsinfe pcn Gbisaso jset eines 9etfsten tslcnnsf
BAT. geie mir aus nsr @tieasc rllnirn" sttabrsn, MUIR
te Der fraberer 9slhlus, ibre Saue niHt an bic Dc:
mpfratiIhe Naticnal Grnrsnticn 81 rsrmistben, eusd
BE Wahineticnsn Ginger rsrfnitsrtsr Yartbsisanasr'
namsntlih turh ben @enaftsur Der Su. StaatsSei'
tuna , ts,rsrffsuist. 9is Gbieasc Surnssnsines bal
nun in isrsr !estsn eisuns tsi4lsfsn, iets Saat an
Sehermann p5ne unteri@ieS Der Yartbe'
ron istt ae Al rsrmistbsn. &ussmeinss Bseauern
uno llntpiuen iprad fA natsi atsr Bic WfuAinot'c'
men Der er,r6tntsn Yartbeieanser aus. -.
Ser Mrtfel bee rgssfbctsn" 1T ron ebieasc une
onbsren; Suincis 8ldttern esprit unh scn1n'snt'r'
,ppresn unb 90 fam uns MIR frsusn, trsnn unisrs Bss
msrtunssn aur 8uradnabms bee fribsrsn s~ssailissn
9eldluHes ssiibrt baten unb fir bic ebieaoO Sur'
ner fann % nur sbrenrcu isin, einen tesansenen Srr'
tbum eimsussRsbsn uni. 3a psrtsRsrn. Inter Dislsnum'
itGnten psnsn mir germ ausa buridnebmsn, mas 'rtr
aber bic @tisaso Surnsemsinbe iastsn, unD biniutii'
aen, ba6 mir aus ben GrDrtrunssn Der ncrtisen Blats
ter erfatren tatsn, haB es niAt ipseisQ bic SurnSss
msines, lcnberm sine auesmsine hsutlds Yartbsi Ssr:
lannmluna mar, bic ben tstrausrten Scu8las i'm
Bilonib usrbrannte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07
Scr &rntuau in Sninpis.

Ser Sramau IN Suinris III r%cri;tsr bic ~scfanssz
men 9irasr Iine rad Sprirsfslb sransrcrtirt trcrs
ren uno In Mattrcn bsrridt uisrsr rCatcmmsns
&ute. gSie ee,rGbnIih bat Ter Sslssrart iriseer
arrbartig i6sriristsn. Nus @crre|rcneenbsn %erfatren
mir einiees NGtsre itsr nelc t~rauriscn 0crfIle.
0ie @clnatsn rem "a. Slincis 8esin'snt Die iih
rieeer ~anrertsn lisBch, nnb Ith cines ereibi8sd9iaen
rrlauts III itrsn Ssitnethsn in Srlss ine DEN tsnad'
tartsn Gcnntiss %s,frsuts1, lcGcn Ih nanasrlei Gr'
csHe atsen bic 9smcfraten srlantt, @in;slne sur @cis
flung re 2cralitit Giees sesrunscn uno anesrs i'm
%trunfsnen ueterR,utte ,,ibtanealt batsn. Sas nlah'
te tTlss 9lut nno fitrts III &citsrsien beicnesrs
arildsn Den 9suten pom Sairs 9lnIisnluns unb Den
gclcatsn. 9eitenee Gcncfraten trten alea ant, Tim
BE @utc aufrett ,u ettaltsn, lsissr artetsn eennch
bic &eitereien enhlih in cen tlutiSen Srairaa In
@barlslrn aug, Ger mstrsn @Grssn nne Scleatsn
fes 2ttsn ~fctsis. .(Sisbs pierts ge!ts). Gs trar
cine 8anne 2suts rrn Sairs Mulselnns, bic nah
Gbarlsftcn fatncn, I'm ih an cen Sclnatsn 5u ras
den unc eie bcrtiaen 9cmrfraten iolen iitsr nas See
traaen eieir 9sute Isbr entrii Itet Isin. Ser e%encfraz
tide Steiner gbeu meisertc ih asraeesn = ecrt 81
lprehen, treil CT Iat, RAP es auf sinen Srairal abb
aeleten mar. 9snnch fam es untsr Den srbistsn @e'
mittern 1u sinsm Nustruhs, nnn Der 8sridst siiss
reputlieanilhsn Blattss ais6t III, cap Elm tstruntsnsr
@clhat ben sritsn gnsrif n,aats, innsm CT sinsn
gIrasr anpadts unb herb ihittelte, mas absr ntsisn'
tlutiaen Sample msitsr fclste, nas 1T BON Dem aslss
srapbsn istr iitertristsn trcreen. Solhs Nrrfaus
amilten Scleatsn unh 9irasrn f'nS %imrrsrbin traus
rias 3eiHsn uno Stud 9snsn, bic hleis gseail'stsi'
ten strildsn ben bsibsn ala1sn iu ndtrsn ino III
lharen unb naraus pclitiihss @apital 5u nliinSsn
iuAeu. Na1 ben rcrliseenosn 9srihten 1T ss sera'
neau unasrsht, bic Gsmrfratsn in jsnsm Sbsile rcn
SQtnpis fir bic 8crfaQe, bic rcn Ginbslnsn aus9in'
aen, perantrrrtlih su ma den.
- @cup. Brcusb bat tSrn. Satnss Mccre BON
@cl6cetpn ale Mlitsliso Der 8storos Der Dfsntlihen
gSerfe %ernannt, UNI bic burh nen Sob hss 9rn. Sans
lie entfanhsns @usanj ;u faQsn.
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1ertaauna Der 8efet9ebnng.

Settles! - uniee ,lrsale" @essssbuns ia! f@
om Gpnnsffaa eutlih rerta8t. Ssinsr 'r'ro tie aesr
am srasn Gienias i'm naHRen Sanuar trtecettcm'
men. sc 1T cine t3eihnenne SbatiaHe Dap D'ele
@eIetaetuna menisn 8sahtuns fano als tr8eno
cine fkribere; g2iemanb iAien ie9r pisI SUITS BON
itr III e~rtrartsn, uub ha 1T bsnn aud Nismano &C.
tSu|ht rcrrsn. Sins fat fe ater ssiban: II, 9at Die
@teurn bee @clfss Ron Dbic in encrmsr sse'le per'
metrt. Das SduFein Geucfraten tan'rfts mater.
trurne ater fets ben Ger acknowledgement rlcsalsn"
Msbtbsit atsrfimmt. Inter nisisn zlcsalsn Talrt'
rtsn~ tefanten Eh manhe YrahtsSrsnaplare m'e
aum gsilpisl Gbrsn Gree, Der f4 nie elm ssa'etnsr
9cafer fetrua, unb rdbrsno Der Debate ,stnen rcesn
Nsiaunaen fclate unb 9rn. Masc ms @ei'dt i9lus.
Ser @sfrutsntGnbler gbsu, Der al un,sren ezra
fenefeu cen Sanrsl nit reibem Menihenfet'h Of
fen tstrist, mar stn aahsrss leuAtsnneS Sitt ftslsr
@eltbaetuns. limb bisis %ssmeinsn @sisaen trnrosn
Ron ibreu .%Icpalen~ YartsisenrNen in'Sanlsi IN S9ns
o,nrr,men ME man aus Cen Mittwod gsr'
banblunasn er1stsn mire. Siels Sasce,nsr Oss pai'
ia erSrsiaen Gh, einem ints0ieentsn Wolte oeosnii'
Fer ~ tstouetsn, cap zines isiner Mitslisesr niAt
,ruste. mas es ttat., alS es lih IN rae sbrlcls 0e>
,rerte e;nes @slsnrerfaufsrs einlisB! Srdt senu9.
Gsrtatiafeit astietst uns ineee Su %ten'srtsn' Dap f1
Der @suat IN pisl rsinsrsr Waihe belt tr's pas paus'
es alma Fort renisasns %anianSis 5u..
Sas Milissses, Gas 8ountpss'ss' Gas %sstceletle
@plhatsn @timmssiss, tilnsn bic b~anptla@!infsn
Nfts fisler @isuss. 9air msrnsn norauf au'''dt0n''
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07
6ie fp ,rrteu sur GrfcnntniH.

Sic .Hem Naticn," bon Hstr Wclf, nas Organ
frsmcnts, maht bic ~fcfaenhsn rtaulihsn 8etrahs
tunasn iter tis N~dbisfeit uno @brlihfsit Sineolns :
Scr &uin nss 9anbes, Der in bier Sabrsn niht
rruencet rprhsn, ni,be iihsrlih er1olssn, tliets
9inecln risr Sabre LANCER i'm 9lmte. seine militas
rildsn @curslneure unb 4rpfremarihaus ~nntsrara'
Zen bic @ssss.
u9as edo BON @a6sfasflirr tSnt bicr 70 teG trie
in Sranfrsih unb Seiistreih. Sinscln bat unfsrs
Trsibsit psrlsst, rbne unS cen Siss 81 lthsrn, uno
n IT iii fen beibe haten.
Sort NIT alsn 9etriaern, tpslhe TT Den Sempel
Der Sreitsit aenrunssn Itnh, I'm, i'm ;u einem Sans
telsr(ob nit @timmsn 1T MAIDEN. 2ast bic lddsrs
lihe SARGE .unteninater 2cpalttdt" Gin @nne nstmen,
mslde narauf tsrsanet 1T, purh bas Wlittsl ~etfaufsr
Spurnals Narrsn Su fanssn.
x9incclns @trlihfsit tsitsbt harin !: Gas Sanh au
r~uiniren unb hsfsn Snterl6e 81 miBahtsn nm i'h
ieltit fir bier nsus SABRE gum Yrafiesntsn ja mas
den"
Mues tas baten hemrfratiIfe 9ldtter Ihcn lan9ft
t%etauptet, atsr man teetrte lie fafiir nit Cen Sttela
.%@rrpubsacs~, u@uratbsr," r&stsasnfreunbe~. -
9urh cen 3~rieipalt in Der berrihsnom Yartei, errh
ZEN streit nm Den &nrden Sriihen Den Nntansern
Trempnts unb 9irerlns tstrabrt fh jset nas alts
@prihpcrt: gDenn Shslme ausfeQen, 70 efabrer
bic e6rlihsn 9sute Die @abrbeit.
- 9ie Stem Ocrfer Shines elm 9inccln 8!att,
eraebt 1b in ben f~clasnesn 8smsrfunesn, .relhe iiA
bic Blutiauser unb Stcnrrratrirten ;u 9sr;sn nsb'
men 1~rlstn:
vglue @etslsn bes 9annes unb ale armeen frsnas
Der. @aticnen fsnnen uns niht Balls 10 piel Saaben
a~ufiaen ala uniere @srihrsncunosiuht es t6ut. 9as
aanSpclt in einissn staotsn 1T S%snisiam nne irar'
fam, atsr Dem srObsn SSrpsr Der Station 1T traere
Oefcncmis u%ntsfannt -. @enn enre finite Mres
nue. Damen einrnal itren 8auiaal ~rerlafsn nno na1
ben gtrassn unb @aiisn fh tssstsn mcattn, IN oss
men ibre psrlcrsnen S@wsfsrn in 9unssr, Ncte uno
Safer ~psriuntsn ih ~bsressn, 10 trirosn ls ihanosrn
lei Dem lih ibnen bartisteneen @ntlif. Sod mas
BAT bas nit ibren Yalaisn uno 8dasn tu tbun? Nls
lee. @parlamfsit uno Gsniislamfsit lsitsn sur SUE
aeno uno gum Nahosnfsn ibu bic Gage @nesrsr,
uno 8e1b unb @sihtbumer ino Der Mttetbatisfsit
rhsn. Ntsr ibr fSnnt euh niht in Surus nnS Nsr'
1hmeabuna wal,sn uno slautsn eafiir Si9ne estban
AZ BADEN NIT elmer tsesutenesn 3sihnun9 fir bic
Sanitdtss NusasQuns. Sslttpsrlsusnuns n,ibt ibr
prafti,iren..."
s8snn AUDI bisisr quite glann fir bic barissicttss
nsn @bOnbies Elm Yrsoiar in Der ,seiits lsin irirS,
10 1T nas, tras CT iast, barum niht ireniser Elm itsrs
4alhenees 3usslGubnib in sinsm SineOlntlatt uns
trarns Dor msnissn Mscnatsn surHd in eslsn sissnsn
@paltsn cine iclhs gprahe fir einen Anstnnn ron
Srpper6eahism unb unlcralitdt erflart ircreen istn,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07

9anfee1Ata1sn fir Die prseissr ron 9cluntus, bic
fir bic v~tcpafsn". Gsiesaetsr ss6stst. fir Dem Sprs'
der unb bic itrisen Bsantsn , erfc!sts Die Dsrta'
auna tB nGh1eu S8intsr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07

- Sic Ni6 drummer in @irclerias, bic iers Wnts
ter %reraitte.s, lst in Der Sail man bat bic ss'ts
itrsr Muttsr spisrsr aussssratsn ins trirtllh Arlss
nif I'M Massn b~srlsltsn ssfnnnsn. Sas MFaehsn
lsa turhaus niht nis cine 0etbrshsrin ~euslsbsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07

moicr glsranssr g. Sin pom 10. Nsssrrs3ir'snt
purss rsosn rsrluAtsr Gntebruns lduslrlst Ufaasn'
,imnsr rsruribsilt, in Gsssnlpart Der S''ea's" %,
taraeirt uuo auBsrosm auf Elm Satr III oas Uess
Srp Sortuaas e~inssirsrrt su trsrosn. @sn. S9h's
tsmsrfts tsim llntsrssihnsn ess ur'es,ls "aa0
gsrssssn tefstt in stnsm WsfNna' aens,plsU ,u".",
o. srfonosu unS 1T css Mannss unritnis, ior's IS
r. s.n sIuosn Gcttss unp Der Wsnihsn Gin Vsrerss
S.u ii. Sas saub riu in lsinsm SisnI's nur icl'
DE- asuts, mslas bic Uniform, bic ls tra3'"' n'Ase,'
lhinrisn."