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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-04

correspondent Whites dn sncconnt Of fthe|
stearns County Union Convention, inwhich
he displays his abilities to the FULLEST ex-
tent, Wsswil NOTICE. hut 4 few etstement,,
asspecimensof his Reliability 6.
NJ, \. Thatsihe St. Cloud delegate
wase excited by W vote ofa47 tol45ss Thy
Secretary Of the caucus, 4 Washburns' man,
reported - to -, AMI 50 it was announced
ny the chair, and so the votes actually
stood.
No. 2. That the Convention organized a
''half hour before the appoit ted time ;,
On the contrary, It was almost rs much
after the hour nlen,ionel-in the call. .s,.,,,,
No. 3. That the delegate from Rock
vile was ''bought:' to vote for Donnelly.
The only difficulty was, that he was too
honest to be influenced BY I'll, brihes offer
cd by the Washburne men. ,.a go In. ~,
No. !. That Mr.. Mggertatf appeared
to act us substitute for Mr.. Blaislell. l,
*as .tr,m Mr. Twitchsll that Mr.. Bigger

ttf hold papers Of substitution. T.; Mr..
as'ssisIua was admitted by the Committee
oaC:rsa"nti.l>. nnl, ais, voted on the or
.&anizntion no, wi,hstanJing the m.sstate.
ssont Of this ,cracious CORE pondcnt.. -
No. s. That the Committee on Creden'
siials event to work to exclude all Wash.
burne7 delegates 10 show how near thu
trpththis is, we would refer TO any Wash,
bassac man present ut the Cdnpention (this
correspondent was notl who will soy tha
eight lelegates-all entitled to ssaes--wer,
admitted by the report Of the Cot,ssni.tee
and moreover the majority, hy full vote
allowed Washburnc man from Fair LA
ven TO take part in tho proceedings.
We merely mention the above to SHOW
to- what ends the boiling movement wa
compelled to resort in order to gain SOM
appearance Of responsibility abroad. The
pleasant references sf 20, ITO tshc1papt,ta
ken by .'the Frost 'uaice, st sCleud DEMO
<aRAr editor" in the Convention are highl,
eaesifying'to that honored indixidual. e:
Now that Mr. Donnelly has 'becn arani
.n,eusly chosen as the Union candidate 60
Congress, we hope all tue ditEe, cnce
that have existed heretofore will be drop
ped, and that the Union men of the Dis
trict will 60 to work earnestly to secure
the election of their candidates., We shall
make ne further reference to the past If
fairs of this County unless co9pe}aea to
and would not now, b,tt to coru,eot state
men,s arising probably from carelessnes
or n,isinfOrmation.
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A CARD.

Owing to the enormous advance in the prices, not
opy OF tho precious metals but Of every other co-
modity, tnh it a6pisstieB 10 continue longer the
sale Ct my PENS 1T old rates This regret exceed
ingiy a. -had hoped to conttnue withest. change:
bas having soy se!a at'he Present fabulous Price.
this IL no longst possible.
ever for having struggled long and hard against Tie
universal pressure to deprsciste the government cred
it and currency Tho advance made u not enough
to cover me, with gold at present ratesshoufd 1t
main where 1t fl 60 stillhigher, further rise In
prices npsts b. male. IN, any case, however, In
tend ~ heretofore to sell better article for Less
money than 1t can be bought for elsewhere. -
circular, with engravings Of all Sizes styles, and
present prices will he sent receipt of letter post
ags.i ,Atldress> u l';.sfjt: Hf45:,A. NORTON.
July 18th, 1854 .... IS Maiden Lane, New York
.A.slex or TaE TIxEs.-Mr A. Morton, the emf
1ent manufacturer Of Gold Pens has ut length beer
compelled by the contnual advance ip nominal val
the prices 81 his gools He has stood out through
many nlonths ipcurring heavy losses In the hope thai
tho end Of tho War would speedily enable him 4
bst that he had sold bis Pens throughout at Peac.
prices but he gives notice to-day that lie can stant
out longer and Illast AencefosAh charge enoaGs
FOL, his goods to cover their cost.
This ts termed an advance In prices, bat NOT qu1e
accurately. Every fNrmer can buy one, dozen Or
hundred Of Morton's Pens for less Rrodacb ever!
manufacturer FOR less Cloth evory work man for fes
Labor, than In 1860 1t il simply readjustment 9
nominal to actual values. W. hope to hear that HI
trade ID unaffected by il, fa We hold It no mans tru
interest to buy any more than to sell goods for les
than their honest cost-N r. Tribune, July ~. -
THE waves of currency have at last swept ava;
Of the old lighthouses which hitherto suggested
shore near at hand. Nor does this financially MAJ
Inc remark refer to either to Eddystone or 10 Sand
Hook-but to Morton, Of god psn celebrity Z T.
"This ointment manufacturer has 90 far resisted tn.
temptation to raise the prices 81 Ills manufactured
hut the recent progioss rise IN gold prevents hin
from selling any longer at the old Price The advance
is not however, to the advance in gold
but is made simply to enable him to keep tue prces
his wares a. possible to the ors1nh standard
IN: X Eueai'@ F0*t JaH Ia. ,,.-t .,,f ., ts4rr
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TIE CHOICE LOTS il said Cemetery will
be sold at public auction to the highest bid
der above the minimuu price established
by the corporate aataorities having the
Cemetery in charge.
and close at O'Clock p. y. of said day.
The minimum, price established by the
Corporate Board is 80 per Lot. Size Of
Lots, 20 ieet square
.--rartiea WISHING to Yisit The grounds be.
ces Of II. C.: BURBANK. u IT, Z. MITCH.
ELL, 8. MARLAfT, or JAS, H.. PLACE,
where the necessary information will be
given for accomplishing this object. ">@
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-04

Mems calf, kip and <toga custom ,.,t Boots.
Mems calf: kip aud stoga Eastern Boots:
Mems calf, kip aud stog. Brogaus.
Mems cali, kip and stoga Balmorsls. i =: J:
Mems calf Congress Caters. :s..a
Boys Boots aad Shoes, all kinds ill 81:
Youths and Children Shoes, all kinds.
Women's cali and goat Shoes, all kinds. =
Misses calf and goat Shoes, all kinds II
Chiidren's S'oes, all kinds, copper tipped.
Ladies serge Congress 0a7ters, No. L; s-a5i.
Ladies' serge Balh1orals,, No: L. n 9es<{5.
Ladies' slippers and Buskins. , Ii ! , !
Sole and Upper Leather.
Frensh Asd Domestic Calf StiAsg EI
Shoe thread, Nails, Pegs, Wax, &c.
Plastering Hair in any quantity.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-04

NOTICB 70 ACTUAL SETTLERS.
All bona fde actual settlements under *
listing laws, spbsisting -prior- to. and up to
the date Of this proclamation; xinbe recog-
mixed !; and ALI such settlers arc hereby
called upon to come forward and establish
and enter their olames with the Register
and Receiver before the day fixed in the
foregoing for thiee commencement Of the pub
liz sale. )at}M Z :a.S tiSaaHG uis.aYgl
Il Is, j. M. EphUNDS,l Comms..nrer., ),
NorE.-Under the regulations of The be,
pertinent, ~ heretofore and now existing,
no payment can be made for adyerfisin1
proolamatious, except TO-; such. publishers
- are specifically. authorised by.1 The Com.
missioner pfthe General Land Office. (: ~
Y, y6n46je9-13w..:. ). ,..,<<.:':.np: 's'
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North. @star Cemetery

Is finely situated in a beautiful grove. "a
miles southwest from St., Cloud, aud is the
OILY regularly Incorporated Cemetery; in ,hs
Township where Lots can be procured by
one md all at low rates, with good and suf-
ficient Warranty Deed. -~ ,-r -; T..
,~,-+ 81 ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
St. Cloud, Aug. LIST, 1864 audit
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-04
FROM sIaERn1AN's ARMY.
Another Glorious Victory over Hood
Our loss 600, Rebel loss 4,OOO.-Sher-
mans Address.


Our loss 600, Rebel loss 4,OOO.-sher-
mans Address.
NEw YORK, Aug. IA special to the Cbm~.erciae
from Washington Of the LIST, says dsateh received
here from before Atlanta sta e. that tho rebels -
sauited 6hermana line vigorously last Wednesday
but were fepulsed disastrously. Shcrman's killed
and wounded number 600. = Ho buried $50 rebels.
The rebel loss ia 1900. :, ...4.. r...
New YORK, Aug. Tho Chattanooga Gnxett3of tho
9th ult. Gays the following is dispatch received
there the day previous
The battle Of the ed was very severe. The enemy
attacked US seven times, and often repulsed.
Our total loss Is 8, 500 men and ten guns. 80 2 -
Its known that tho loss OF the enemy il more than
eighteen stands Of c0lors and over 600 stand Of arms
missing cannot fall short Of from 10000 to 1900
In the battle Of the Goth his loss was At least 1000
Our army Is right IN Atlanta, and in good condi.
tfon.i@ t'l sis& ,fm4 5St!8,z al! II5.. .2H.
"A special dispatch from Atlant. says the Major
General Commanding III circular congfatulates the
troops' upon the brilliant successes attending tho
Union In the late battles In the battle Of the
2Oth the goth corps one division Of the 9TH corps and
part OF the l4th corps were engaged Total loss 800
In front Of tho Goth corps there were put ont Of fight
1900 rebels, dncen hundred and sixty three buried
by our troops and the rebels permitted to bury $50
theunsslveS0 The I'd division lth corpe repused sev.
en- assaults and captured seven stand Of colors. In
hebattle Of the ed tho total linton less was $50
and ten pieces q artillery The rebel loss WAS
and eighteen colors and 900 small arms ," " '"a
Genssai Gslrard, in his raid in Georgia, destroyed
the railroad bridge and depot 1t Ceyington:
! " lie
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-04

g WirnDRAwN. III sstep Tharsday Press
withdrew from the Congressional canvsss
thss nati,e ofaWm D.. Washbufni, ESQ.
Cause: His own County, i Hsnnspiu,g gave
nt'mistskable evidences through thsropri-
mary meetings that che Was going against
HIM and for Mr:'s Donneily 81 and besides,
thsrs wasn'rahs fsl'ghssst prospsotof his
having enough delegates in the Gonvsation
ossforDs ~ corporArs guard. TAsllI niss
must fsel Sore II tst:a5 SO .a.. hsassns
hsGbls Ndriph .hasu rittdn IN 1cttstatethp
minneapolis -4tAdsf AeclinibE tost,tsrtitl,e
Convention as candidate.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-04

i-Mo:ss Taylor, q, president Of, the City Bank,
and r eminent st-ndipg in New York az hpaneier,
hfs eeee :Rpelpts Assistant Treasurer Of Ney York
appointment, aays'the hsderesdarss made BY NJ Fee
sendsn, givesgrsAt satisfaeton IN the citysis rss
Gen kerKerson, Who va. killed neal Xtiant. Of
Friday, was engaged to beautiful and accomplished
young lady Of BALTIMORE. Tho Dispatch announcing
his DEATH BY accident fell into her hands on It's d..
rival It was Addressed u Her IA mother WIS., dot BE-
is ablst6 see &sf without her glasses, passed It to
her daughter, engaged to DECEASED to read &c.
ing tRst i recprdd big death 'h9 instantly tainted
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-04
" North Star "':F*'~' :.
{ .;,jn - - ".n} : ii. :.3.,u
Cen I: { !

Notice is acrehy given that plat Of the
survey, Of tine above-named Cemetery is
completed and on exhibition At the Office
of Jarcs H. Place, ii this city, and that
on .''.:f''';@ ~ y. ..' ,"- -
Saturday, Aug. 9TH, "a,
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Also, ! good assortment Of
Mems and Boys Hats,
es-z-~. 81 10 -, ,>x,a

,k-ssl I of 81 HSds. .ss.sD
The shove mentioned a,itiioSa good. have Just
been received from the East,, Aad ars Ter;
sale 1t surprisiasiy iow prices sers.As tiAss.
CALL 4 SATISFY YOURSELF, 49, I,
Cash pata fsr Hides Ana Caln,htna
,at6nifsats rses rs sssR.sc .RaeIrRfs
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-08-04

LUG rlVer on tnelr elde. we CON see the
spires Of churches in, Atlanta, from hill
near town. '':'' z51's'Js'z ''l9+sss! SS'St "a
%"on the 18th, the I'd Mimi Reet: return:
ed from the extreme front, and aarc At this
date doing provost duty in Marietta, Ca
Col. Bishop being icoidmahder 81 The Post.
They have lately received about one hun IN,
dred conscripts, which With the new re- e,
cruifs, rendered them diidt III activ. se si
vice until they arc drilled. %"''sa % o'Fot'
About Tie time 81 sherman,s occupancy & anp NV
Of this place cavalry raid VI; Vas mad,s, L
the south Of Atlanta which was ts rather nov
81 .s IL results. There are quite number Il:
Of cotton factories located on sweet water
Creek and ii some Of the t towns ii ii fill
working order. Some of our scouts LA
been out; and o. far as I could learn had
told The operatives that they awonld come
agai'. ahdif they lw*htedato golNarth 'UAu
cle' s. would furnish transportation Fhs
cavalry started With : team Of empty army
xngons;y drove ii few If the' enemy T. oavs
airy and burnt tiien Gotten mills, waking xll
the operatives some, four, hundred women
and sirls,o prisoners mt, them in the army
wagons, and Brought them here: I DON
vsrsed with some the hrst dayj5 I w1ass here
and othey seemed very contsntsdIi1o IS
among the barbarians of, the: N forth inpref:
srenee g remaining emong ne J. ehivalry, Of
the !gl sweet sgqg|nny South. They wefs poorly
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NOu Buffers NIr,uee
0pn 0fnrn Gurnlina.

Sine Correspondents pOm 8orO bes &anonen=
bOptes Miami in ben gioro Garoliia Gepdiern
meloet, bab am 8. Elm 9arlamentdrbpDt Der
Nebeler. bel %unlerer Slotte erl9ien ur0 Der
Wlannidaft oes pieoer eroterter o8pmbibell"
5000 III Greenbad8 bradte. Son Der Be-
m%annung beg 8pptes erftbr man, odB Der
Gapitdn uno mebrere Qeute pes Slams perpun=
bet unp lebterer ielbit beiddOigt it,. Sobalo ct
aber nlr einigermaBen reparirt lei, iolte er nnS
einen nellen 8e1u6 MAIDEN.
Sim 9. ianote Der Commodore Spei 8ppts
aus Inn ndbere Iustunft boriber ein5u5ieben.
9aS cine brang bis goentopn, ba8 anoere Bis
in Die Ndbe BON 8lpmoutb uno Die beimge=
bra6ten Na6riGten beitdtigen, buB Der &ebel=
lentpioOer wirfli6 beoeuteno beiddoi9t mar, 2
SUB @aiIer i'm Sob bate uno iebt ppn Den
NebelIen NIT Wateriut Ppm vSoutbfielo" repa=
rirt miro. Son lebterem Sdiffe ielbit iabenl te
feline Spur mebr. ess tsa- sis5,a saar
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&elearopbifd6e SGaeDrteDterr.
9ie rnnfitnircn0e Gnmpention.
8ertdtet Iar ben Baltimore qpeder'
MnnappliS, 19. 81

Annapolis, ~. WtaI.
6eute batten 1i6 IA Mitglieoer in Der Ser<
Iann1lung eingefunoen.
Ntngeprpnet, baB ba3 @on1ite eir1en 8eri6t
betre5fs Der qtalifcirten @dbler, III ben per-
l6tepenen 8eSirteu, abitatte, pb eS ni6t an9e>
.me1en Iei, lOI6en 8dblern oaS Ge6t Sl err
tbeilen, BET 8~eamtenpablen fir 9iltrtftbeamte
in irgenb einem 3beile bes States SIT pdblen.
Q(n9enpmmeu.
TOlsenOe Serren wuroen nod ben betref,
Gomite8 beigefi9t:
Sir Experimentation SIS. Green unb
Garter.
Geiebgebungsr2tnge legenbeiteu- $50, Stir
ling uno MtuIitin.
Wdblrefte uto Qtalif itatipn - 66. 9tDble
unO gtuIell,
GS puroe beantra9t; DAP Der 8eri6t bes
Gpnite'S iir Jte6te NOD 10 LANCE 5urildgele9t
tperOe, bis Die unbeenotgten @el9dfte ppm leb=
ten Sreitag beenoi9t leien,
SEER Greene beantra9te elm ENHANCEMENT 5u
Der giegel, wpna9 bel glbltimnungen MIR bic
Wtuioritdt Der 9an5en 9epdblten Wtit9lieoerjabl
entldeiben ipl; uoaB einfa6e Wfebrbeit Der bel
N~bftimunlngen antpeienpen Wft9lieoer GENT
geno fem ipQ," muroe nit Al 9egen 81 Ct,
peripprfen.
Obne DAP iOrit 8i6tiges perbanoelt murpe
perta9te li6 Die Convention.
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gOtr waiiTfGppt.

Cairo, 3d., II. Wlai. I'm allen MtB>
brdu6en am Mtii1iiippi &iper gu besegnen, bat
Sen. @aibburne angeprbnet, baB feline 8ppte
Smi l6en Gairp uno Dem @bite 8iper anlanpen
iOlen, auS9enummen an fpGden 8unften, all
oenen li6 GarRiionen befinoen, gtber audi an
iOl6en guntten iolen iie feline @aaren auSlaz
ben Oiirfen, tuenn ite bieSu pom 6auptquartier
ni4t Die beIionoere @raubniB erbalten baben.
Ser BiOber MOnard" lit ben 4iper binab
9ei6idt wCrOen, UNI aae 5pilden MempbiS II.
benz 0bite Hiper ii6 befinoliden 9anoelSbppte
in 8eibla9 81 nebmen. gllle auf iol6en S6if=
fen ii6 beinOenOen 8eripnen lollen fonicrip=
tionspfli6tig ietn, unp ipllte man pernutben,
.baB ie Der Nebeaen : Arntee augeb6ren, bann
ipaen iie oalS arie98gefangene ua6 Ulemz
.pbiS 9~elefert, bic 8oote ibneu ater ab9e=
nonrn1en udo in beipnbere Debut gebra9t per>
EDpn.EN- 4lt t#.EErr rrs4p .-.FU s
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Mir,erifanifebe Naebriebtem.

Wuibinstnm, 10, 9iai. 0bslei6 pielen
Gormitta9 ilber oieie Sbutia6e nod feline 6ffentz
li6e S~efonntmoduns erfol9te, 10 ~bebaupten
bod berprrra9enpe @pnsreBmitslieoer uao
6rennce Der gtominiifratipn, oab maj beI6loI<
len babe, peitere 100000 Sruppen gu ben
Nafen SIT rufen. 's 4 q
Nctp>Onrf,. 10. Dtai. gtus Dem geri6t
oes Geaeralagenten Der GinipunOerungs=Gpm
miiidre lit erii6ili6, oaB i'm 9aufe Der lebten
No6e 374O Ginwanoerer bier lanbeten. Seit
Dem. 1. Sanuar belief iid Die Ginmanoerulq
anf 1929 8eriUnen, gesen $500 wdbreno
Der 9lei6en 8eripoe beS ppri9en Sabres. SIM
8aroS SSlanp .6pipital befinpen ii6 SO franfe
@%inpanoerer. ssIsgd3iz
G~ntfernunsen III @irsinicn. Gd6ite@
benbe Irgaben iiberS bic @ntfernansen slpiiden
ai9nlpno unb ben naditebenb genanuten4ldt=
sen bilrften %seaenmdrtig pom srgbem Sntere6e
lem.
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2u ben uuterSetdnern oieieS MufrufS 9ebD@
rem unter Mupern bic 66. Srieori6 Rapp unp
6. GrafoplBer.
sSn elmer peitli6en 3eitung kien mir, paB
anpere &epublifaner, Die au6 2~tncpln's
Nieberwabl %ppponiren, ober bod olt@ Sre>
mpnt'S domination II / 6 t wanI6en, ii6
AM G.. sunni in 8bilabeIpbia perlame
meln wollen. 9a, tpie eS beiBt, Senator 8 D.
merUp an Der Spite bieler 8emegung itebt,
10 witroe Oies als Elm Gbaiez Mppement an
suieben fem. Sod 9eiteben mir, DAP mir ppr
anperer Seite ppn elmer berartigen in 8bila=
oeipbia abyubultenben Gonpention bisber lud
nt6t Elm Sterben8m6rt6en gebDrt baben.
Cine brittle 8epe9ung fol-, pie ppn @aibin9s
ton 9emeloet mtrp, gu Guniten pm General
l@rant i'm 8erte iein, pabri6einli6 pbnt
pehen 8ilien uno @iuen. Ste, Qnbdnger btes
les Ganoibaten linb berufeHs am 6, Sum- (alll
einen Sag ppr Der regelmdbtgen National:
@pnpeutiOn) in 9 attn ore fi6 5l %periant:
| nleln. inn u.ra .Hr r.rf47sW tri.t.f
NuBereem lit enolid, mie betannt, auf Del
20. 0iai eiue gerlammlung Der beutl6en Or.
saniiatipn na6 Glepelanb als9eldrieben
Die ii6 naturli6 1au6 nit Observation-Disclosures
belddftigen miro. M g r,4ea4 :,
H. Spna6 peroen mir oaber, pie e5 i6eint, il
ben nd6lten gSo6en auber Der reguldren' 9ta
tional : @pnpention BON Baltimore e.. Suni
cine oeuti6e Gpnoentipn in Glepelano (29
4Rai), cine alIgeueine Qrtiz Qincplnz Gpnpentipl
ebenoolelbit 81. Mai), cine GbaiezG Convention
i'll Pbilapelpbia &c. Suni) boben, uno pieaeid
miro ml6 nod bis bqbin BON ben Mnbdrgerl
Buffers nod cine albertpeite Separat=Gpnpen
tipn auS9eidriebeu. 81, ra-
QStr 9elteben, Dab un8 Der iebioe 3eitpunt
iebr un9eei9net erideint fir ale oiele 9rdli
oenti6oftszS rabtsiebereien. Naes bdtte rcd
EwObl peri6pben meroen f6pnen rno lplen, BIZ
in Dem 9e9enmartisen ~eilsrneu 8irfellpiel De
entl6eiOenOe 8urf ~9efallen lit. gber leioer il
les apohl leBt 5u 1ipdt paSt, einen 9tufi6ut
our65uieben. sss @ar a4ate;es1 ~.
Sins iollte aber ~peni9iten8 alien ipabrel
gaterlanoSfreunoen INNER Dor Gugen iteben
oab ndmli6 Die @rbaltung Der Ginigfeit in Be
groben Sreibeitspartei pom bOberer 8eoeutun
lit, ais ieoe psrl6nlide gorliebe ooer} Nbnei9
ung, 10 bere6ti9t ie audi 'ein mag. Slid
oarum hanoelt eS IT'D, pb mir 6ins poe
&un5 sum Yrdliperten ertpdblen, ipnoern oa
ilberbaript elm enti6iebener Sreu1to, Der Srei
belt uno ein ener9ii6er Gegner Der Gebellip.
Die 3ii9el per He9ierung erbdlt. 9aS lit 81
9auptia6e. aeJ gb.S.8.)
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piroe. Ser Star iagt ndutti6, Der aaup +
Sigels sesen Breckenridge lei cine totaIe Ries
berlage 9emelen unO lesterer babe bios 1900
2eute in fetnem COMMANDO, Or (oer STAR
meint, es tperoe pielmebr baupn geipro6en, oaS
Stgel abgeieBt werOen iOa, oenn Sigel lei
ni6t beliebt bel ieinen 2euten ntlc eS rpfrOe
an Solbeit (madness) 9renSen, wenn ibn Der
8rdIioeent ni6t abieBte. 9ttio Der @eneralmaior
breckenridge, melder nad friberen 8eriheu
iaolider uno nDroli6er 8ldtter elm Seer pom
10000 Mlarn commanOirt, bat nur $500 in
Der Sdladt Bel lid. Ger Scribler pom
Star ideint aud Der Spllbeit nabe gu fein.
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Sie SlUtfabe bcs 9lrfonfas SIusss.

Cairo, 10. Mat. 9ie 8lOdaoe Ses Neb
&iperS unterbalb Nleranoria lpirb beltdtigt uno
au6 Der QrtaniaS StuB 1on unterbulb 2ittte
Jtod abgeiperrt fem. Sen Ganbp trifft ale
Qnltdlten I'M piejen Mttsitanb balb m6slIdt
Sl beleitigen. sr % @ r
Son NewzS orleans ppm ~. W}ai fpnmt Die
NaArt6t, boB 9cn Manuel Garcia, Ser 6efrez
tdr BON Sioauri am &c. in Brownsville am
fam lttO ipfort pom Sen. 6errpn feltqenpmmen
uno an Die merifaniiden geb6roen BON Mata=
mCras aus9eliefert ctuuroe, NIT benz Griu6en,
ibn nt9t nlebr iiber ben Slub suridfebren Su
laien, ba -er ben 6einoen Der Ser. Staten
9ilfe unO gpri6ub g~elei1tet babe. ST purpe
l6pm ain p. alS @errdtber p~rpSeiiirt uab err
i6plien. r3
@hlS 91at6e5 miro gen,eloetfsoaB Sic g1eqer-
trltppen in ieler Gegenb ben STUFF Der 9tebeQeu
vtein garoon@ dceeptirt baben uib lebten Olpz
mats maHacrirten @uerilIaS 3 pber 4 gleaerz
Ioloaten. Gpr: eini9en Sa9en nun iiberfiel cine
Gompagnie farbiger Stuppen elm GebeQenIdqer
Wieilen ppn gfatdeS llno faiilirte ipiDrt 10
.oerlelben Die ibnen ais @eFangeue in Die 6dnoe
fielen, ar, .saf sem g sal s1nslri9 esa
gtadri9ten aus 8ort 6unlon pom g.. Mai
.meloen, DAB Die Rebelen III iener @esenb iebr
tbdtig lino ni1S Sen. uaman in grwartunq
zines AnsriffS bic 8efeitigungen sort 9uOions
beOeuteno tpertdrft bat. And
gtn1 3. idlu9 er Elm 2OOO Mtann fairies
8ebellen Corps unO ~oerfo[ste fie iiber 5 Oiei=
len nett. 5rpBoem iinb gueriaqs alentbalber
nno beldltigenbie l1niern burb 3eri6neioen Der
Sele9rapbenordbte unb anoern llnfu9. Iu6
iouen iie pberbalb SPORT 6uolcn cine &anpne
am Wfilliippt auf9epflanSt baben.
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