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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-08


The reported passing of the forts az he
| entrance of the harbor of Mobile and the
subsequent bombardment Of that city by
Admiral Farragut in command Of Federal
feet of iron-c]ads is untrue The report
came tron, New Orleans to the New York
Herald, bat is pronounced by the Tribupe's
correspondent premature
Notice is given to delinquent water takers
that unless their bills are paid by the 18th Of
the present month, the water will, certainly
on that day, be cut off from their premises
The additional expense TO which the Water
Comp has been at; owing to the drought,
and the backwafdness Of many in paying their
rents, has determined the Company 10 pursue
this course
The Baltimore Evening Bulletin IVES sup
pressed late on Saturday evening By order o
Gen. Wallace in consequence Of the pubIlcs-
ton of articles from the New York Ereeman's
journal. The Office was closed, and any fur
ther attempt to Publish the paper VIII subject
the publishers to arrest and the office TO seizure
The Philadelphia papers announce the dealt
Of DR.. Robert NJ Huston, and cid and dis
tlnguished physician Of that city. lie 7Ss
born in Virginia in 1874, but most OF his !ors
life was spent in Philadelphia, where re De
came an eminent professor III The Jei:eise:
Medical College, and was well known &c s:::o;,2'
ands Of medical graduates.
The recapitulation Of the pu5lisha:, so
rept of che public dett Of the y. .. n2xaS
the total amount outstanding to be 81. o2I =S2
l70; interest $77,4lS,035.
The London Times argues aga1aot TIE }:S-
sent interference by England In Amercsr -
fairs, and contends that ''peace will core .
+}e failure Of the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-08
Dh1 lszaulria Gazett :
MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 8.

sscT;ntlon tn>the Gazette. For the present. We
content ourselves with requesting all our TRENDS
and customers to settle with us promptly every
week. and to leave over no balances unpaid
We labor hard, and work diligently, and de-
serve that return at least. Though our sheet
issmal It's publication to us IN these times, IS
very expensive; and the few faithful hapds who
from the sso]d times have remained, with us,
with the other OUTLAWS connected with our
business, require all that we can earn. Our
means are. limited, we have to contend with
great disadvantages and drawbacks now, and
the prices Of printing materials, to say moth
ing Of the cost OF living, have advanced be-
vond all calculation. We feel assured, there
fore, that we shall not appeal in vain; and
that we may even properly ask an extension OF
our subscription list, and an increase OF our
ADVERTISING CUSTOM When we say that our
sheet is small, we do not intend to undervalue
it. on account of It's present size. Even now
ifcoDtains within its limited columns more
than is usual In many more Iretentlous papers,
and full record OF ALL THE CURRENT N EWs OF
THE DAY, compiled with care and attention,
and is neat, cheap, and useful chronicle OF
passing events, at home and abroad, for pre-
sent use, and preservation hereafter. 1t still
continues welcome guest IN the houses and
counting rooms Of large number Of our
citizens
A species Of warfare, adapted to bays and
rivers and shoal waters generally, has been
systematized under the sanction of the au-
thorities at Richmond, and is about to be put
into practice Already armed launches At the
mouth of the Mississippi have rendered the
navigation of that river below New Orleans so
dangerous that pilots are afraid to venture out
On the 18th ult, the light house tender Mar
tha was captured and destroyed BY an armed
launch in Chandeleur bay.
Judge Russell, one Of the State Judges OF
New z rk, rendered his opinion on Saturday
last ID the case Of Gen. Dix and his officers
who were charged with kidnapping, melting to
a riot, and forcibly and illegally detalnlng pro-
perty In the matter Of the arrest OF one OF the
editors Of the journal OF Commerce ana the
seizure Of the Office Of that paper and the
World. Judge Russell decided that there
was suffi cient cause to hold the accused, and
that the case, like any other criminal COM
r1a;nt mnst be submitted to the Grand Jury.
The distressing death Of two OF Mr.. Pull
mans children, and the mutilation OF another,
mentioned in Saturdays Gazette, vas not
occasioned, as at first reported, by the. explo-
sion Of shell fred from one Ct the fortl6ca-
L 70 said FIAT an old shell
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In the Maryland Convention, last week, an

! d udges CnamheFS llll1itSS'1 o. o1lo"o o'1oi
man. and signed by thirty five members ct the
Convention, against the late resolutions passed
By the body, which have caused so much com,
| ment and condemnation on the part OF all
Conservative Union men, and many even OF
the Republican party. This protest declares
that the Convention had no authority to adopt
any such resolutions, that they were entirely
out of the sphere Of their duty, and that they
are manifestly in violation OF the Bill OF
Rights, which the Convention had just adopted.
1t SAYS that the constitution and laws have
not required private and peaceful citizens TO
register on cath their allegiance, submission
and obedience to the United States, and'that
ssto Danish beyond the lines of the army, or
imprison during the war persons who shall
not have been duly tried and convicted OF some
offense to which such punishment is affixed by
law: and rc carry into effect the said order
| would be palpable and despotic usurpatlon
Of power; would endanger the security OF che
life, liberty and properly Of our citizens 20 the
certain injury ct every material interest OF the
State, thus threatened with all the horrors OF
anarchy" BY the usual party vote, the Con
vention refused to allow this protest to be en-
tered on the journal.
A fatal row occurred on Capitol Hill, IN
Washington, last week, between some soldiers
and contrabands in which 8 soldier named
Robert Stroupe, Of the 9Th Pennsylvania Cav.
ally, was killed by blow with Ratchet, and
another named John Moran severely injured
by being knocked down with hoe, and still
another injured by the hatcLet also. Two or
three shanties in which the negroes lived we're
then fired and burnt down by the soldiers.
A late number of the Richmond Examiner
contains record of the death Of Captain Ed
ward Campbell Eek, who fell MORALLY wound
ed in an action at Yellow Tavern, Va, on tie
18th Of May last The members Of the cavalry
company which he commanded in the Fifth
Virginia Regiment unite in tribute OF res
pect to bis memory, in which his virtues as a
man and soldier receive high commemoratlon.
A letter is published in the Northern papers
written by daughter Of Hon. Alexandria h.
Boteler, of Jefferson county, Va: detailing to
her sister the burning of thec home by order
OF Gen. Hunter, and also the residence Of M.
Edmund l. Lee, whose place adjoins Mr..
Boteler's
The President of the United States has ap-
pointed the Hon. John A. Bingham, of Ohio,
the Solicitor for the United States In the
Court Of Claims, to I'll the vacancy created by
the resignation Of Mr. Gibson.
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Goa. L! (!

COAL ooA1u
For sale, to arrive from i1ade,pha ~ e co..
f,ETGH RED and WHITE ASH CCA.
JNO LEATHERLAEL,
aue8-1w No 26, King ss12e:.
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The London Times argues aga]a2t the }:S-
sent interference by England in Amer;csr -
fairs, and contends that peace wilt eor22 .
the failure Of the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-08

The mountains in Alton, Gilnan5on anc
Clifford, New Hampshire, and the opposite
side of tie lake, have been on fire tor more
than a week, and thousands Of acres nave
been turned over, doing very great damage.
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neueaes.

Osn u%srltsn bier etnsrtroFenen R5rolt6en
SrrttfeH ;ufolse nennt Grant bic lssten 9e
we9unssn auf beiesp Sfiten pss Sames uidts
aIs cine fart' 8sep8nuseiruns.
ueef'au, bstittes b%srislbs, babe er ben Ntinp
fsarf osrftan3t ssiunber.
Ssinen Ssrluit g,bt CT I'm @au,en auf weui.
ger ale 2OO Niann an, unb er nil auf Der Gin
istte hes Samss go @efanasne osmott bobeu
(Ots bier einael,sfsrien 1900 gantse.@ efau.
asnen 'ablsn n~ntiritdb nod @rant'lhtu gearif.
Ten BON Wahrbsitsltsts nibt, unp bic ieiuerleits
gem abte 9eianssnsn mub err nit eiusm Der.
o'sliaifisfnren yantss-Sersr5Berunssaluls an
seieben baten.)
5srnsr Orineeu'pieie 8eri6te aus ct. Qouis
uatsrm 2Sfsn be 3ohri6t General Wl.alau.
ton babe @snsrnl 9ries uno feline 3ebeaeu ouf>
8sr'ersn. erItsrsr fei inusebnlb sipei Gaaeu NIT
etnen 5000 Nana "a Neilen mar16irt uup
pdhe pann nod i'm Sanpumbreben bic 25. 900
@aah Faf1e Nfbtusnarmss pfrni6tet. unp 10
stipaE iahsn ia Die ganfees auf6inben!
V0n SHERMAN, Bsist es In brnleIben 8erih-
ten meter, lsi bic Nahri&t sinsrtrofsn, bas Die
TtteusnsNrmee brObsnoe Demon ftraticnen nab
stNlA
2snnsDse gu made, ba6 a6er Sherman unp
5bOmas RinIansli& pOrbsrsitst lstsn, psrleIb.n
Die Spibe 81 bteten.
stanton unb feline untsrtnGirn mullen nod
eritaunli6ss i'm Qissn Isiltsn, rpsnn iSr aan,,s
HhssuSswsbe ni6t nod Dor oen Gage Der 8abl
rstBen IOu. Btr ~3weifsln aber taum oaran, bas
ite TIRE @bi&t nOaRdnOis srrsi&sn rperDsn.
Die ssma6ten @efanssnen beri6tsn, bas al.
6 Oloatsn fur Me@Isaan ssfrmmt baben ,pirbsn.
Oae aber Elm armes 8sisbI sridisnsn let, Der
ben Solbatsn Die atRimmuns unterlaat babe.
Us pirO INNER lt6ner i'm gGnfetooopsltbum.
Bon unIfrer rpsitIiben @rmee traf Die 9fadb.
ri6t Elm. Snb fs nit Seaurssarb unO 5oop an
Der SpiBs ben SennsfstFub bel @untsrspiue
Iberl@rittsn babe unO pab fe i'm 9tldsu @bat-
tdnOO9a's auf NaibDide su mari6ire. gorparts
lst tsbt Die 9OOiun9 u~aisrsr f~sssssswi6tn Or
NICE. Sc lsbs Die CONFEDERATION
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'p"I'1 0'eIfS 2urUtndufn, peibts teltit bet
eema9tsn unternsbmunsen. f6 gtaes porFsGt,
mas DER ausflbrung i'm g2sss lain, ppcr fe be-
Suntttgsn tam, 9lsidlam ME Gin MpIsr NIT iei-
mem S6aribid pl6bltn bic Gntbeduua zines
srpben eanoss ma6t. pts1e S6nsutsteit, bas
Serufene 3u tbun, Ubne i'm Iiemals Der ueberei-
lung 3siben gu %f6nusn. pbne bas untsousme
pom Der 9ansiamfeit &nprrsr an empf;npeu, In.
esm' @lss rrptl ibstratt 1T, pislc @%iGenIdaft,
Ws!&e gut ansasfubrt, lie 10 gsf6idt madt, pom
esn Scifdlen HuBtn Ju sisbeu, ben Ylansn bes
5etnpss foit sts sr pasu entihIuTsn war, supur-
%sutOmmsn. uno f6 nt&t in mabiss @urte su
psrlirrsu, oiels f6flibrn @usentlide, weIde bic
S6td'ale BON Nrmesu snti6eipen; bieIe Std.
tisteit, Der nidts sIet6tpmmt, uno peIGe am
Gage nsr ShlaGt 70 gu fasen baran She'll
ntm'nf, unp lid psrpislfaltigt, inoem Ge ld
ub'rau seist @ues i6aft, aues suiammsnbdIt,
Jules untsrftibt; gu slsiter 2sit Spipat unp
General 1T, Der bur@ feline @sgsnpart ole lsi.
men Nrmse'SOrPs bis gum serinsRen Gbeilnet.
mer - ittnsn Iutb. uno ieine Sapferteit elm
floBi bieis &altbIitisfeit, pel6e CT 10 asl6idt
In Der Sibs bes &fss su bepabren pubts.
oisie Hubs, peren er fb niemals fdbrrer, oils tn
Dem fir&tsrIt6sn SaIa6tssmlbl = be,puet
mar; btsfe @asisuns uno @anftmut9 fir bic
Sstneu, trclte f6 in benz Maabe perpppyeln.
wte feline Strsnss sssen ben 8ctnp sefiesen 1T /;
Stsiss unbtesiams Serssfsn fetncr eissnen Ser
ion, pelde IS i& CUR 9Fi&t madt, BEN Sob
Mot gu ldeuen; bieies @Ges lit bas Iebbafte
bib, pns sin Sober BON Gut f6 BON Dem
prtnSen, bsn mir SerIoren BADEN, purleat, unb
ca lebt Ser. pas Die Selbrn madt let VOLTA ce
qui fait les heros).
gStr 9sbcn %unisren 2elrrn turG gprRebenbes
cine senaue Ginfl&t BON benz %rmfaua unb BON
Der &isfs, ippnit Elm @snsral NIB Sslb ausae-
ruftet tetn mub, UNI ieinem oerantpprtli6en uuS
wthttsen @oftsn gu entiprNk en. Das @UbI n.
Webe bss 8an3sn eanpss baust mitunter an
Ter rtbti5en Senubuns sines Gusenblids, une
es teoarf pabcr sineS " n Inn pirfIi.
den Stnne bss Wprtss, I'm @gn.raI an l,in.
Das urtbsil Der @sIt bat uns eiuen lpId,eu
Mann Surrtannt. Ourfsn mir pesbaIb niht
nit oolen 3utraueu Die 8rase uns p%orleaen :
What makes a General ga unp borin eic
Serftteruns fnpsn. boB uniers &nseleaenheiteu
III 9utsn Sdnbsu tups
3. giUp. 1864.
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Pin aue Oisteni9en, Gle in 5cl9e rielsr Nuf-
issruns Gin innerpaib DIR nadtea prsibjy
bse su itrcm reipectiecn &Ummanoo suriidtcb-
b, miro biermit Imnelie erttetIt. Mein @ul.
III an eineu Sebsu untsr alien &laleu unp
krbaltni6sn ssrtdtct, frsupis nnp NIT sutsm
kr3en 3n Dem 8srt bsrtei3ueilsn, has isBt Dor
Is ltsst.
@teine eaneslsute. fplst hisfsr guforberuue,
lie S9r cS in per9angensu lassn gstbau, unc,
Ut Sulfe elmer gitissn uup aGmeiIsu gcrlebuna
Ero Der 5stnp BON Gurem Ncpsn pertrtstcn
bsroen, Die Siderbeit @urcr 5rausn unp SDbs
tr Dor SniultatiUner unb gerbre&en sinss
Saulamen 5einpes rpiro bann balp mieper ber-
Itfsut lein unb elm eauernper unp etrcnbafter
S@rieoen miro pann balo fclsen.
Die Inipri6e Don 9stmatb unb @aterlanr,
pom Beib une &ineern, perbuupcu NIT crn Spf-
brberungea bon @bre unp patriu!ismus rufen
pms &ue tins 5slo. Wir fInncn nitt. tiirfeu
bidt unp wpueu ni6t untsrlaGsu, pislem 8ufe
III fUlsen.
ScIer 5Ufnuns uHo Ssrtrauen fpmme Id,
hih @u6 in pteitm Sample a%n,ui6lte6en, Cure
Entbsbrunscn gu tbeilsn, uup nit Guren brapen
no trsusn Rdnnern Ssn S&tag su iblaaen.
Der erfcls u~nieren 0uHsn, Srtumpb uulerer
6a6s unb Sr,eosE uniersm 9anoe briuasn miro.
(untsrS.) q. s. 8eaureearp,
General.
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- @sneral 5urrsf bot ben SsnnsGse-5lae
o'cdtrt. @m 29fen y. 81. feel ibm tterpur&
stn 9tfamer unb cine Sarfe in bic Sdube. Dee
rem wertbrple 2acunssn, aus characterization
bsitsbenp, or f&srte uno Die 5abrseuse bann
perbrannte.
- Slstper ifno mad benz Nuslpru& unlerss
5'nans-9 seretdrs teinerlst 8sfeusruns untsr-
rrorfen.
- Sn 9OnOon 1T Gin @ontraft abseI6loGsn
i%rurpen, bic Sonf6psraticn init mctreren 1aul
men gilsnbatu Shienen III perlebsn.
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WHAT MAKES A GENERAL.

sSas ma6t eineu General Wit bie1sr mid.
LtiS,n Srase Der obisen ueberldrift iuben mir
ben btsTsen ,G2tis" in stnem @rttfel pom 81.
Sttobss bsi6Gfttst. llnb es iR rpobl Der Wabe
tpsrtb, lt6 'bamtt an tel6aftieen unb barber
gu %ltuptren, ba pom General bas RpbI unp
geebe Der NatiOn obtanst. Sbters, 70 or.
sdbIt uus Der "@tte", Id6t 9apOlern in Ss,ua
auf bic Shlaht bel @aterloc ppus @ersdtiaz
Ffsit, ais General, pipsrfatren, unp laat, pat bic
Shla6t nRr cesbalb ~nerloren geaanaen lsi,
ipdl etniee Ger bGtereu Sff,iere bas Ssrlraurn
tbrsr 3ruppen ni&t tefefsn bStten. Dtele Sol.
f8srnn9 oes 5rn. 3bters niurmt Der ,sBbis" als
,ri6ti9 an, uno betouptst, pab Die bSdNtsn Sd.
bt9tetten pcrihwsnbrt piirben, peun rs Se.
ftblsbabsr BON DiDi1unsu, &C. ni1t cas- poae
Sutrnuen tbrer Splpateu aenJGen. Mrntseus
cult iast: Giemanp 1T Elm setcrener gsfsblss
baber. ater man farm elmer perren. Der Gr,s
ttr1pS &ari tsftGt ct bisa. 9auae grfabruro
unp unausaeiebtts Stuoium fSnueu oQeiu st-
men sroben Sapitdn bilpenr aud 1T bic s!asne
erfatrun8 ni6t senus, renn rsiIen Qsten it
btnrstheno ON @rei9niNen. lstn gGtTsn auf bas
NuGsmeine ~bejieben gu fSnnen? Deebaib emp.
fabl Napoircn alsn aepiranten fur SoHmon.
oartenffs0sn. bic Sslssass 5annibars, slsran.
esr'f, Gdlar's. @utap Npolsb's, Guaen's. su.
renne's nno 5risbri6's ibtr unp aber al TN.
birsn.
Yin 9roBes 5slb BON Grfabruna, unlsuabars
|8abt8tett uber srcbs Sruppsu- Maden I'm Sflp
gu blspcnirsn, @.bulp. @rfnpunssaeih, Gr,eu.
'8na9 Don 5aIfaquslen urn Observation-Disclosures
Fpsrbunosn nit 0iutb unp uttbeiisfroft, limb bic
e'9enl6aften fur DEN 9efstlSbaber elmer Qrms..
ia8t fas ssnannte gIatt, unD er3Gblt ms fer
'her, cap Napolton bel bemieltsn eintn ruhtosn
Strltanh DprauelsBt. Der bic ~rithtisen giuori.de
Der Otnse e~mpfanst unb niemals bel suteu Ooer
'l0leHttn Neui9feiten entusber pben aui- Upsr
*nlseerSebriidi 1T. Dabsr finb i'm Quasmsinen
'ss thinner bic 9rUbsn 8sfs6isbabsr, pelGe ben
'Se9 n'U9lt6 MAIDEN. fpelhe iecch unter elmer
-osSierun9 ipts Der u~nirigen nit cen 8abiatritsu
Der Nfanner. rrslhs nit DER mtlitGrilhsn Ser
fraltung beauftraat finn, isbr peripObeu finn
W oan oielsn be Sl!faqueIsn fur ecute II. 0ao.
'stlai aeIan9en, psihe nan uulsrep @cuer6ls,
gut Ssrtu9uns itsut, Dbne irasno cine G,rr,.
9un8 Der leBteren, ME ss nur is fet Gltersn prer
"sHsrsn neutrality-suspicious., Sefrsit aus.
9sn0mmen, fattsefunbsn Dat. Siermit o,ebt
ans Der "geet8" bic srO6s S.rantwprtltbfsit II.
~'6ttstsit oss &risss- Niuirertums psutlio ~
Ssrtsben.
oouroaloue, in ieiner esi&enrebe oes Nrin
sen Don Sonos, bridt ih ibsr infer 9h,uo :.
ace qui fait les heros" (tpns nadt ri, 6sfn,.l
de'ssn0sEmaben aus Der @ruuO risier arOssn
SFe'sn'lle, TT oteise frieseriiGe 5euer, pelbss
O0"t osrpessn gu iein @uss past uno qQes m.
't"tmfnt' f"sltsS in Der gusfabruna gOss
m0a'@ unO Gass lstht ma6t, piefe ~sFefiofsit
or Sssls' trelts fsin 5inpsrnie Buradtart, bic
DOE te'r'sr @sfa6r eri6ridt unD f6 purb fr;usu
W'osrfano atbaItsn Id6t; birit Ba6famfett
O'f "tSfs sat9ebt, bisie gOrff4t psISe @Qss Ct.
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Srpclamatipu.
Seftm mun9 etnes &aass fir
Dentlthe @ottesbtenh.

Sc 1T ansensIsn, taf Die 9ewp6ner Der Gou.
liberation ppn Seit su 3cit suIammenfcm men.
UNI tbre Nhbdnnigfeit BON @utt aus,uSriifsn
um tbirt iur feline maurigfahen WobGthatet an
oanten, lethen tetltsen Namen su osrebrsn. uns
i'm @ebst Dor ietnsm &brcr ,u beuoen, uup nit
eprturh tsoculter unterwerfuu9 Die Strafsu sin.
3unebu1en, bic feline aupeiIe uno albarmbcr,ioe
Sprishung tbcr uns oerhdngt bat.
Saiet une bes6alb In SempeIn unb In Der
frstsn Natur uniere St;mmen une pereinioen.
nnp nit oerebrsnoer Oantbarfait ieiner pielfadbsu
Se9nun9tn 9%erentsn, Die IT purb 70 piele emf.
i6etpenoe Stege, nit oeusn er unIsrc sBa6eu
trpnte, une 3u Sbetl iperoen lief, Der TruGtz
bartlett. init tpeltcr er urfer 9ano a~eIsonet bat
unD Der unScihwdhtcn @ueraie unp GntIdlpIs
lcnpett, nit Der er unlere Sersen ~inlsirirt uno
unlere Urine 9eltartt bat gum 8ampf eeasu bic
bpsbafter Nbitdten ~unlerer Ssinpe.
uhp laiet uns ni6t Derscfen, bae. mGtrsno
et le'nen Shue uns gndpi9if gu She'll tpcrben
l'ss, untere Sunoen i6mer3itGe 3ibtieupasn
oeroifnten uno erbtelten poB Siele unierer Ses
pen unp Srapiten tn Der Shia4t aefalleu fab:
oaB olele snoere nod In auel1npiidhen S,cf1roz
n'ten idhmadtcn bab 9auSe Diftrtrte uu,rrcs
Sanoes NIT rptloer @rauiamfeii ptvbsFrt morbe,
tnp. = ZAP friebit6e 5etnltdtt,n serifSrt nno
hulttole STauen uHb Siueer inc 6icrp pertri..
Den puroen; uno pa6 NIT teufljidbsr 8psbeit
Die Sflbsnltaften elmer unterasprbnstru Roes
purb nniere 6etnbe ;u Gbaten auiaeftahelt m,r.
Den itno. bsnen Su entsebsn Der FOB elm ypiufum.
rnsuer 8etter 1T.
&eshalb i'd, Sefferon Dapts, Sra.
ttosnt Der GuntGprrirten 5tauten Don Nmerifo
bisrmtt ptsle netne proclamation erlafe uuS
b%elttrnnie, bab Der % it'll d. Der lrG,sbute
2d9 oes tnmmcnccn gspuemter. ais elm Sao he.
nust tpsrpe. Der ausfGIic6li6 gum DisnGte pss
@urna6tl9en Dtsnen lpl unb tb FADE hermit
elm unb fprnere aae Ssppbnsr bieler GuufSb,.
rtrtsn Sfantel auk on Dbigem Gaae l1 in if.
rem O1sntliGen @pttssbGulern III perldmmeIn.
une it6 oalelblt i'm @ebet su unlerem tifnmli.
i@en Satfr gu DsreiuiSen, pab CT feline gnabe
auf uns ausitattsn, ba6 fsin mattiosr grra
uns ihuBen rt6ss; DAP CT feline 3hbtiaunuen
3u nnlrrer DslsrIns beilise. auf baB ttr Srn
ofm gfare Ots S6fen abla6en uno In leiueu
@u9en rsttlth rranbelu; unb paG CT unlerem
9eltsbtea Sanoe 5rteben sebsn m6se, duf boe
tette biutsnbsn @unpsn gsbeilt unp uns ber
gsnub u%nierer rrhtmdsteen SelbRre-
ateruns unb unabbdnsiefeit gu Sbeil perbe
ano Dap er snabisft uniere Stimme bSren snSoe'
tpabrenp mir ibm Die Waht unb bic @lprie mn.
lersr @rrettuns 5uihreiten.
() Grseben inter meiter Sanb rnb
@issI. benz Sissl Der eOnf5osririsn gtaa.
49, ten 5u 8i&monp am le&sunp,pan,
St9lten Setobsr TIM Sabre pes 5errn Elm 5aulcnS.
aHt bunoert unit Dierunbtasis.
Setero Dapts.
Sur cen YrafOenten:
S. 9. Benjamin, 5taats.@eeretSr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-06
Woiutant ii. SnipeetOr Generals Office.
Ht6mpnD, Sa., Is. Quo. 1864

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y 6 nerals . rDer
Np. IS.
gs TT Dem Sriess.D epartement bic mith.i.
lua9 9emadt worbea. Dae fd oiele MuslSnnsr
i'm 9ftlttars nno Marius- Dieute Der @srs;mios
ten Staatsn bsfancen, Die burh quo unb Srno
tn Ste Stsiesn unlersr 5einbs selpdt purpen.- unSS
ote itb germ bisiem unssrerbten Srieoe ent,ishsn
%nodttsn. Der esssn cine Natipn asfiibrt mire
0e ME t%etnclslt9 ssssn ~pis|elben aufaetrsten Il >
ano pap lh8 audi ferner pisle 9emcbuer r =.
gsreintstsn Staatsa ssssn ibrsn geiarn e.,
Olsnfe %seftneen, Die Dassssn fnD, In btelsm o."
gen DIE Sontcpsrtrten Staten aeflbrten nro.-
rentsn &rtsS rh%itsuwirten. uno ba es f.rSsr
oetanns IT. BOP bisie 9sute nur besbolb Si,Ssn
9eaipun9ensu Otenit niGDt SsrlaGen, tpfil ae E%
auI iprer 1iudt gu Sislen @efabren ]ouaffhrn'
10 le' GO oesbalb tei6lO6en, bas aaen fOldbsn
gsrlcneh' Die ith innsrbalb Der Qintsn Der Som.
!9Uer,rsso 9rmeen einftnoen, Der Saus Der @ons
loCet'rten Sfaaten ju She'll miro, un6 boe ME.
ltloen 10 lanse bic Nittel ibres unterba(ts rra.
pFan9en fouen, bis @eibe, bic ss piiui6sn.
man etnsm osrarti9en Dun!te Der Creme bsfSr.
ostt n'ftoen t0nnen, bon no aus es ibnen leint
Dtro. tbre Ssimotb au erreiGsn. an ,pslhs,n
3mede tensn ale ns6stiSen Nittel au @,bote
Sc iteut psrben ioIen.
&uf 8rfsbt
9. Cooper,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-11-06

Q. @oDPtt,
@Ojntant u. SnlpsetOr @eusral,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

A SAD SroRY.-Bci"re the war. = young
man il, the South placed his on Y sister
fxtherlrss and mothprless-in school in
France, while he took command Of n regi.
ment in the Confederate service. Not hav.
ing heard from him Cor some months, the
sister became concerned about him, and
finally sailed Tor Nassau. and thence in a
blockade runner to Southern pnrt-a
lovely girl "f great beauty. scarcely out OF
her teens. She brought with her an alum.
dsnt wardrobe, and a sufficiencv Of means
to have lasted her two or three years ut the
present high price Of living in the South.
Her anxiety proved but too well founded
her brother had been killed ut Gettysburg,
and she found herself alone and stranger
in her native land. She went first to
Augusta, then 10 Mobile; here she lost her
trunk containing all her gold At this
critical juncture OF affairs. she met a very
handsoin. rebel ofiicer-frll in love-en.
gagged first in flirtation, then in Nh amour
and accompanied her ~ TAR a. Atlanta
on Ills way to the front. lie fell ut Chicks.
manga. What her life became, may I've
readily guessed. She recently died ut
Atlanta, and was tumbled into the grou,.d.
with no one to weep over the mi.for 'nnes
Of the frail girl Such il Southern life
such II war, its crimes, immoralitirs, and
resributions-a sad story--wcep over it.