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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
FROM Admiral PORTER'S FLEET.
Omcial Dispsiches-News Fro" Richmond
Pspers mp 10 Wednesdny-CntonT Troops
~ Wilnsiugiom R<.embsrked-Fsrt
ESsher net Much DanAaR god.
WAr DrPAErMrNT, wAsnIyofOy. I

war DrPABMrST. WASHINGTON. Dec. &c, 1874
To Mo-. Gen. DIX Nsr.lork: The following
extracts from the Richmond papers Of to day have been
received by the Department:
YpwM 81. STATION. Secretary OF Was.
oFsoN WlIAslS0IOS follow Ing Dispatches ver.
received lsst night
"WnATG1os Dec. @i--6 ?. MO Hs Ere;Nifey -
Pre,id,n, III. Coai;d5ste Stars; Tbs enemy bee re
embarked under the cover Of bis feet. His noVens1i
is not developed hare visited Fort Fisher, and find
the damage ssht except Of the buildings nor necessary
sor defense. Osly TWO guns were disabled The maIss
remaining Indicate thai the bombardmsnt Ssi ye'y
heavy Mai Gen. Whiting, commanding tie defensss
az the mouth Of tho rvsl Coz Lamb. commanding the
fo,t sad TIE officers am composing the garrison
deserve special commeads'ioa for the Eaaanfry. eff
Cheney saA To-, tude displayed untsr very trying cir
BEAxIoS B9AG1."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
Further Particulars Of the Attack on For'
Ffshcr-The Bombnrdment Geias On
Heavy Weather.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Dec. es, lsGi
The associated press correspondent teic'
grnphs the following from Fort Monroe.
ToRr MoyRoy, Tuesday. Dec. q,
Via WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. Il, ieo'.
have Just arrived here on the Santiago dc
Cuba from on Wilmington The attack on Fort Fisher
commenced at noon 81 Saturday 2ith. continued oil
day. was resumed on Sunday and kept up with great
ygor all day. The fort is much damaged.
All the barracks and storehouses were burned, and
the garrison driven to the bombproofs scarcely ven
turing TO reply small faction Of our troops landed
on Sunday afternoon skirmishcd with crest gaiantry
pushed mp to the fort and actually entered the work
and killed Rebel bearer OF dispatches, who was en-
terlng.
Lieut.. " llen of the 1870 Eew.York regiment, cap
,ued the Rebel ng from IFS outer bsston. Our tioopi
al.o captured hole battalion Of the enemy. Who WEIR
ou,ride OF tbeir works but forces were SihdIaW1
from the shore.
when the Santiago do Cuba eit. Tire bOlnbcrdment
was continuing.
On Sunday the ,ailoTs from the Santiago captured
Pond HI battery with s1tyfyo men and brought the
whole party of 10 the thlps.
Tie torpedo boat was succes'ay exploded on sa'uf'
day morning AT o'clock bnt with hat 4.Sut Is not
known.
The weather hss been laOst severe ~ NeSbera ara
Roanoke Island. The oldest inhsbissnt never eIpet.
fenced such severe stogmF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
pRoM sorTH.wEsTERN VIRGINIA
Rebel AdD,ss.isn Of the Capture 81 iD''
pertans eais Works by Union Fe'ees-
No gighsink OF Consequenee.

Wednesday. Dec. - 1861.
To Vo;. .Gep. DIX, N,,c. lori; From Rich
.rond pspu. Il tS date tie hllorisg Intelligence y
Forwarded. LOWS y. SIANIoy, s sitiary Of W~.
lEoN SorIH JsIsIsI~ NLaSINss--ll' L.Aa-rfe
pirz.h.as has TIE following addi.ioaal IL .e'trlI
10 ile cercT.of the r,., .gJss ass9une'i ot''"lly
yesterday We had been Jed to rope that tse'e irro'
ant works were safe ba. the so5rco lroq nh'ih TIE
report Of f.iT capture cor.cs leaves us no. rom W
doubt hs correctness. Thev were occupied " 'hn
enemy on Tuesday the 2Otb, I'D heia " them ~ Is
stated until Thursday, when tire Yensees retTsa'ed
toward Bas.ol We !oaI.. tia; ths place wAs led by
shout 40 reserves under Col Preston, die mos; Of
whom escaped capture.
Tho works axe Iepnisd 10 BE- bit ii.le damaged
and ne understood from persons who have visited hen
since The occupation OF the enemy that they esn Do
pu, ~ Bokng oI.cI as4!a By The first Of feorueiy
args quantity Of shlt sead, gotten oct was destroy Cd
and all the building. u the place burned. Several
piece, o, artillery also captured by them be, they
got b.. little else " any Kind Con. Bfeesinridgs wa
q, last accounts a. sayi!, preparing to foi,T the
enemy on bis retreat.
"a brigade continued skirn.i,hing Will the.I rear
guard no further fighting has 'skca plaoe than tbs.
slready reported. 4 gentleman who passed Over the
railroad from Bristol - Glade Springs aer the enemy
advanced says the bridges between these places are Al
burned, bgt the track IS unirjnred"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES,
Wh.t the Rics,sesd Ediisr. say 81 IN.
rrSspert.
Fs,a Tho Sci .Hsl. Dec. -.

We cast anchOr anu wished for the day, j.
said ore aho-fd sup ths' had been beaten by the
tsmp.sa ard found i!seli cvefasen by dsrnes'an an
unKnown ,cs. We cat anchor and wished for the
day" How often arid the srents OF the VA watch oi
nearly four ysa;r hos sTeDt.oser OH iasd. has DOR
course been avid sirilaF p.t., saa gerrsI,a., We
faith Lad bsen tiled as 81 e. aud hope has been able
10 do no more tha, oppose IL courage 10 the present
shock, and snxosy 20 aniieIsis the Ieufa Vi pros,
,,s.iiy; to csst anchor and wal foo the day. Aad
however long tho night and violent the tempest, tls
dny has never r. rJ aeon &c iss; anu To- gJG our
skis. With brightness ard beauty.
II shIi DO y, again Jbs tninZ which tss been u the
fling which shsll be- ToI some DAYS We have had a
succession OF unpleasant thngs. Ihs' shouts 81 our
enemies have broken upon oar ears f' the BOWL % rI
Wiling demons rejoicing IN t5e prospect OF running
down thsir PRIV Puf, thank Heaven. our faith faS
b.i no yerJ Prolonged scSscD Of tfa. Orr hope has
moi bs.n long In ec,Psr. Already tue Fast ssttesksd
with tie Light Of tas Laws sBG fbe csy VII suoh scrl
sbrosd re flll beams
In Tsnurs,,s we presume. the worst Is now over.
Hood win probably c'ntiH,e his retreat 70 favorable
uolnt ami tare M dsfensive position. We Will have
st the men who have fallen been captured and b.
sidss tsm we will have lost large pat VI what We
had gained. and hoped 10 bold. WehoYe however ee
have secured considerable uamprr of recruits ana
thst altogether II not 60 well On - W might bsve
been. Ne sie better Of ihsa u We aid attempted
nothing. 9.
nab or viii md u necessary ~ do Shetmsn se. out
from Atlia.a 20 osrtrrc eTefythnx He vas sc'og TO
seizs Macon and Augusta he was gong 10 seize our
prsoa-csap, and set untold thousands oi fe0Ta cap
lives a. liberty In truth however he has merely e1
changed Atsnta city in the interior Of onr territory
for Savannah, city on the edge. II u just sucn BIZ
a,chan ae a. 40 military man would dream OF making
unless driven BY necessity Instead Of conquest 1t
evacuation. ,,,
II has been from n. bcgpnipg theopnicn ofeuirent
military men that IL would have been wise 70 sbsndon
such coast towns a. Sa ann ALL and Richmond. and
retire 10 the interior Sherman who had got into the
interior makes an exchange 70. Savannah we hsre
roa learned what numbc OF chickens and turkeys lac
boasts 70 hffe .slsg lgm !ts bfprco''' 'lont ha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
FROM GEN.SHERMAN'S ARMY
News fvcm Rebel Sources sherman Send
Ing nm Il xpedition sonthw srd In search
Of the Ander.enviIIe Prisoncrs-Mis
Plans for q Movement Toward Vir.
giula by Land.
WAR DlPAHTslPsT, WAsHIS0ToS.
Wednesday. Dee. -. 1904. J

WAR DtPArTsrPsr, " ,suTyoToS !
Wednesday. Dee. - is64.
To MAJ G,a DIX. Nt,o- York Richmond
rApers Of this day have The following Concerning tic
movements Of Gen Sherman,
LDHs " STANTON. Sec Of War
elatesi oniol advice, from Georgia indicate that
Sherman has already followed up TIE occupation Of
Savannah BY sending force OF cavalry, artillery and
infantry upor an expedition, whose destination osn
only be guessed al ron tie direction il gA.eh IL has
moved There troop -ornied ~ lave gone toward
H.. Aliamnha Eiyor sud We shall, no doubt next hear
that they baye crossed that sreeu and ore moving TO
south western Georgia IN ques. OF tie prisoner. q
wa. who were supposed to be a. And-rouv!iie.
Sherman TfcgTslms icf Lis grad oanlaisi
noTthward seems e te no secre,. lie viii STAN from
Port ROYAL and move ,ragh, for B.ancAy.e, the pon.
Of Junction between tie Georgian aud CaIolnlan rail-
rosdA He thea proposes 10 follow the main bnes Of
railroad tossld Virginia, stealing and numbering as
much rs he can by the way. Al very foe; but V
Sherman proposes Ice dsposes."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29

Columbia on TIC south side Of Dack River, and about
forty four miles from Nashville. After crossing Dack
River Hood got few hours tho start Of his pursuers
who were necessarily retarded IN laying the ponoon
For the los, few days the roads Lave been regular
Of mud interfering very much with the celebrity Of
the race on both sidce From Columbia to Florence
vhero Hood has his principal pontoon bridge, 1t IL
nearly e. miles. or about five days march. lie Will
make the mot STRENUOUS excriions 10 Cross tie rl'ef
bsore being r.e-cep.c2 Int there is strong show OF
probability that he will foil in The attempt. Among the
combinations for the capture or destruction OF Hood.
whole army and which Is nov being carried out was
one which contemplated the timely arrival OF SUN
cicnt force the negborhood Of Florence TO inter
cept and cut OF the eDem,s retreat, and, IF possible
destroy the pontoon bridge across tie tennessee IL Is
not now contfaband 10 state that such force started
from MurIFeesboTough, aL4 lie now moving by rail,
round by the Hunts lie road. This, i'll connection
with the fact that the river II rising rapidly nl
lowing the gupboas to play important part renders
Hoods situation very precautions one indned. Bull
the very best plans oen iscary and this may un'or
tunately be among The numbers. ve-y few days VIII
tell the tale.
HOODS LossEs-PREsfST sTIIEGTB.
From prisoners and other sources learn that Hood
started his unfortunate campaign with about ~
men- 0cO infantry. and 1000 cavalry His losses at
different points in killed, wounded and prisoners. VIII
foot up in the aggregate TO at least le 0Oopeary hall
Of his srmyIeavine his present effective force 2AOoV
II Hood should manage TO escape across the tennessee
it is to be hoped that JEFF Davis will st persist In
retaining him in command Lis presence at the head
Of an army viii contribute half much TO our strength
as the addition OF ten thousand men.
RAILROADS.
The Rebels In their hasty fight left the Decatur road
to Pulaski, except the bridges completely intact The
bridge across Duck River al Columbia, and tho one
crossing The Harpeh at Franklin We burned ourselves
in our retrograde movement from Pulaski. Between
Franklin and Columbia there or WERE several small
bridges. j have rot yet learned whether the enemy
took tmo TO destroy them. judge however That they
are all right Trains running to Franklin today,
and as we have duplicates of all the bridges the road
viii sooD be in running oder once again.
On the Chattanooga lire, the rOad between hsre and
Murfreesborough. tATytwo miles, is mostly destroyed
Beyond that, 10 Chattanooga, trains now running
A there "a o very large force Of hands al work repair
ns il is sofe say that in three days from now sup
pli5s wiz be pushing forward to Chattsnoogs. "A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
canadian Law and the naiaer..

Sir. Justice Morrison, in his charge to the
Grand Jury at the opening Of the Winter Assises in
Toronto Caasds laid down the law 10 regard to future
iuourslons over the border - folOws, -.
We are al aware that the unhappy eisi! war which
exists the United States has caused many psrsons b
seek refuge within boundsyies ether - escaped
prisoners OF enemies Of the United States be
ing disafected against iis Government. 80 long a.
these persons remain here peacsabe residents Of the
province, obeyng and respecting laws aud abstain
90 long are they entitled to an aylsn aud protection
but should they abuse the asylum and hospitality az
forded them either BY plotting within borders ep
tePfs sgaiBst the psrx9ns and property cf the pee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
FROM GEN. THQ6AS'S ARMY.
Nesa's Advance ~ Florence - HIS ArnS
Cressisg the Tepscssoe hfve' = ""
FighttAg. k-.iE ul
Spell. d. <pssch to The n. y. Theane'

spesiC b< rssch 20 The n. y Tnoune' ,e.
COLUMBIA. Tenn, Tuesday, res ~ lsei'
From escaped prisoners who have INST arrived
~cm Florence learn that the advance Of hocdf army
cached Florence Cd the evening Of The l and duioe
The whole Of next day his infantry wac crossing 'he
river. From Duck River, Hood re.reated ral'iy 70
AIS tennessee HE main army not once making s'ana'
Oar cavalry crossed Duck River in time TO have an CO.
eas,onsl brush with Forests force who covered the
sneny's retreat No fighting Of any consequence how
has occurred since The sar at Spring Hill II
.a,e N ,sy me Tennessee is now free from Rebels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
". LOTS, Wednesday, d,

81 Lotis, Wtcnesday, Dee. Il, BID.
The ice gorges above the city broke away on
Monday end the river 10 believed 10 be clear from
the mouth o. The Illinois River to Cairo. Sevs steam
ere vero badly damaged by the ice. and number Of
bafges and fAtboais were carried away.
The steamer Highlsnd nom Pittsburgh with q cargo
OF pig iron, sunk Pot Island and IL 10 feared Will
prove a total ess. She was valued az e4Q0oo.
Tbs famous ram Monarch sunk 20 miles betpw here
The total dsnage BY the moving Of the ice b 10. yet
known.
The Missouri. Illinois and the Upper Mississippi
Rivers ere reported 20 be rising, and navigation VII
doubtless soon be resumed for considerable distance
up these streams.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
At,sca % wjin.iagisn-Fsri Pisher Taken
and Rrtaken.
pc. =. D.,ps.s.. 10 ~. h. a .Tabuas

spee... DuPs.ea 10 41s h. a. Ia6uAs.
wAs!IScloS. wsdussdsy, Dec. Is, ies-.
Dl,patehs. received AT the Navy Department;
TO- lsy present picture OF tie dsem6aEstoa Of ooo
coore troops from the transports Of Gen. Buffers Ell
psaitiou 1bcig taxing NJ strong position and holding
1; against a vigorous stack Of BiaSgs tsooir, their
s.suu,nx than II. Offensive snd earring 8. the point
o., The bsyonet, Gu esthwcrf In front Of Fort Fisher
aud from tbi. sdvnisgs ther dasaans ., Fort Fisher
its.lE wh.ct they entered ard whose Gag they Hauled
down are worthy Of a.. highest eemmendat!oni but the
handful Of Aorocs h..ss ineIpcsby small In Numbers
could no, hold their victory. The expelled garrison
largely sessioIct5 returned end reoot the io't and
drove out ols baok troops with heavy los"
The rsnnsnts o. them were fssmbsrhs1 bat the n.et
remained 81 anchor, and the menofwar opened thsl.
ore again upon tho font and The Rebel troops.
1t wa, known in the feet that Lee hsd sen. two d1i
sons Of his best troops to Bragg. ltwss sso known
that Hardes was hurting ~ tron Ssvssnsb ssdsT Oh
ders to savs Wilmington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
Monroe Two hours ;snervard we received ihs iApsteh
herewith print.d-Ed Trib)
" HARRINGTON Wednesday Dec. 90 lefi.

Monroe Two hours ;snarward received ihs iAps'ch
herewith printed.-Ed Trib.)
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec. %, lsSi
II would seem TO be q mistake, as reported
this morning that the naval and military feet has re-
turned from North Carolina 10 Fortress Monroe.
The Navy Department has no such intelligence, Int
that one vessel only yesterday returned to the latter
place, bringing dispatches from Admiral Porter.
The messenger has not yet reached Washington.
II Is ascertaiaed from authentic source. how ever
date Of Fortress Monroe yesterday, that the powder
ship was exploded within 100 ynrds of Fort Fisher
about o, IL. on the cath.
Later in tho dry Admiral Porter attacked fhef Tort
ard adjacent Gefcnscs and renewed the bombardment
on Christmas Day
On each occasion We drove the Rebels nom Their
guns 10 the shelter Of the bonbproos 80 as to erect
ualy silence sheir FIRE In few minutes after the
friga,es ard heavy ships got into position
detachment OF troops landed on Sunday aileI
noon
The shrnshers pushed up gallantlyt ihe foT nnder
cover Of our ere.
Some Of TIE mere daring actually entered tie works
and bronet! OF the fag.
The bombardment Of the feet continued Oh Monday.
The Santiago de Cuba captured company OF Norm
Carolina soldiers in The ontworks and took them Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29

A ssssy Of sho Return Or the Fleet 10
Fsrfrsss Menrse-It II IN kPrsY-Fsrs
Fishes Attacked On sssarAsy-Expis.
sisn Of tie Great TerDsds-Assanls sn
she Fertile Fisg CsYssxsd-Ths Ces.
test set Faded.
..,I-, - -. . IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29

ftbous soclOet ytsrdy Dispatch wat sent 70 Us Stating
tt.i Admiral PoHsr. snlas f,s Bad Je.yQ'd Il PeIs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-29
Er. Louis. Tuesd,

Sr. Louis Tuesday, Dee. a. 1904
W. L. L0yeiace Of Montgomery County wa
elected Spe aker Of the Houss today, ssd Nr. Dyer
chisf Clslh Bell sv Rsdicals.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07
StlDt columbus.
nnfere Staotwabl.
6lGnscnber bcmpfratil6er Sica!

ltnisre stattrratf an Mlcntaa lief iuserf rubta
unp cine isstihe Strruns at. Sanmttibs Wirtbs
ihaiten srarer, Dem nsusn @sisss sufotss ssihIcl,
fen. Sa Der nsuntsn1arb mariairie Elm grocer 9aufs
gcloa'sa aus Cen SOB 9arradsn all Die 9Batlurns,
Inn itre Stimmen as,uaetsn, ibrs stimm,ettel rurs
BEN jsech rcn cen @ablrihtsrn surifss,rielen unb
bic Shmtsrisfsit 3ulsst hurh sinsn 8sfsbl bes
Gcnmaneantenl ~tsissIsst, Der bic uriformirtsn gtium.
aeber mad Den Sob 8arrafen terief, no sine telcn,
oNe @ablurne erGfnst ipurbs.
Gas Nsttsr mar ablheulih uno bic atseaebsne
S%timmsnjabt nidt istr CROP. Srcsesm trussn bic
Gunpfratsn Den giss hapcn uno bic Sauptfaet BAT
itren alien &ubm tstauptet Gin Mapcr mar hiss
lssmal nitt su %srrablen, Der &f Drsbts fh UNI
BEN WiarltaQ unb hisien bafsn mir in t6rn. Gam.
SecmpIcn nit elmer Olstrbsit ron 500 Sic 600 stim.
men setpdtlt /! gBir babsn nidt blcs bic slbcliticni.
fen auis Saapt ss19la3en, icnesrn aud bic @sbeim,
tInoler uuo Grtrenen, bic eincn eiseuen MarIhals
ganbibaten, (Nsismsncer) aufitsutsn, unb beren III.
sstsuren anirsnsunsen es ~eelunsen III, in Der gan,
gen Staot etiraS hter einbuneert Sti,nmen ,ulam,
msnlutrcn1meln !! Oieie 2suts ,rsreen iebt bcffsntlth
einisten, baR ie NIT ibren s.beimsn un,tristen auf
Den Sano esrattsn lnr SIR @idsrat 1T setrchen
uno je eber lie ibrs xScnosrtInblersi" ~aufaeten ie
Better fir Ne. Sur in Der risrten Waro puroe leieer
bic Grtrablun9 oss cemceratiiAen gtah.ratts Gan,
oioaten Gterlp burh penise Stimmsn p~ereitslt. sSSn,
fe1en bebaupten mir tmuasr nod cine Webrteit ron
stpsi Stimmsn i'm etaetratb. 9uf Dem Sc,pul6ip,
Sidet batsn mir bic idu,mtlihea bsmctratiiaen San,
eibaten NIT entlhieoenen Mshrbritsn aetrdblt. &ubnt
Senrs fur einen Sag - NaticlSenn 8ebsn mir cine
ustsriiht hes &siultats:
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@erberei fell!

Der l1ater,eitnete bitet letae, an Der Central Sss Giea-
balm in Nuruit, Nustinsum Co.. Obu, atlsseas @srbsrei
Yn1asia sitaerittet. W fns 16 sro5s Sanbers z bel 9 Dor
banSsn, fsrn.r eausenbsbatsr (sabssl, ALE burt RSbren
nah asnarbY's pateut nit einancsr psrbunesa, uab cine be-
meabare Dampfmaibne Don 6 Yferbefraf. Die @srberei
einseridtet -12-l500 6dute fSnnea per Sabr fertis gem att
rereen: 5dute unb Gbsinut Gttsnrlnoe limb lsitt gu baben.
Mueer Der @srtersi fub nod Swei g8obnbduler - poocn
has cine Elm 3fDdises Badnein une bas anpfre Elm 5range-
bGuSe in - ferner elm iuuger ObfJarten unb IL ober Is
Ndsr gut sebautes sanb, su perfaufen. Simntlites Gisen-
tbum rpirb entpsber ~suianrmea cper bic @srbsrei ~bsienosrs
Serfauft. Gin s~enisenoer 8rune> ,parunt Der Gi8sntbnnter
a~ussuserf auen mIaIbt, tann a~ngesebsa nsrbea. 3aufpreis
$780,, /; acknowledgement btaig.
SameS Caldwell.
Mds 16. "a. 3mm
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ginsr Der Nssisrunssteamtsn rsldsr farjlih BON
psru 3uriiffsbrts, srsiblt uns, DAP untsr Den Tra3snI
mad uniern Dffsntlihen Minnern an. b~auTSften Die
pcrfam, Of CT Den t~srGbntsn amerifanilhsn Saemi'
fer, Dr. S. 6. Ap,r BON 9crsl femme ODER i'm Sele'
zen tabs. Ssins 9silmittsI finost man in jseem
Sctfs BON Dem Bsrsriifsn Der Nnoes bis our Suite,
uno bic ,ncrsrireiSsn Tursn burh eieieltsn errs8sn
bort ielbit NOD :asbr Aufn,srfianafcit ale tei uns.
Sic 8srlrunberuns itsr t6rs Mirtnn8en auBert ltt
itdrfer BET einem balls cip~ittIrtsn uno atsr8laubilhsn
8slfs ale lei uns, ba uns bic grfliruns ~msoi5int'
iber Yrpbleme melt aQssnsiner beeannt 1T. Stein ans
osrer Nnsrifaner 1T 10 tefannt unter ben Vclesmatisn
fremeer Sdnocr uno fir Ssinen lsssn ie elm 10 lsb'
bates Sntersiis an Den Sag ais fit Den Softor tpss
gen leiner ss14iftsn Mn,rsnounS Der gSiisnlhaTt Der
@bsmie auf bic 8sbanoluns BON 8ranfbetten.
Ser Dtanm muB in Der Sbat itumpflinniS leta, Der
ib nidt fol, auf fsin Sano fablt, wsnn CT untsr
fsrnsn Haticnsn finbet, DAP sr bort bsreits befannt
uno tpilfcmmsn 1T burh bic Wfi6sn u~nisrer Staats'
manner, SauFsuts uno @slebrten, osren &ubm Elm
Acknowledgements uno ali eini9srmaben Lauh isin
Gisentbuu sspcrnsn 1T. 81 Sr. Mpsr's Seilmittsl
trirftih rnsbr bsilsn as anosre Wsittsl oosr. niht, o
piel itebt fsit, bab fe iA DEN 9tuf ~errorbsn batsn, tie
isisn cine trabre Gcttsssats fir ale Ssiosnosn. SSc
10 risle YsrIcnen in eincm Sanes ~Slauben, oaB ie
ibre Gslunebsit unb ibr 8shen Der @slhiflidfsit uno
Dem SharfInn sine5 Wlannes peroanfsu, oa muiIsn
is AUDI fhsrli4 Elm sroBss Sntsrsiis an ibm nc bmsn,
unb ie oriifen haiel.e aus, ,rsnn ie einsn isiner
Sanoslsute trsffsn. National Era, Washington,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-04-07
XQrnl III p~erfQufen+

Der llateraeitusts bieet ien Gissntbun an Der Wiaasasr
une columbus Iurnpue, uas an Der M!ut Grest, "a Weaeu
Dnib BON Columbus selegen, gum Vsrtaut an.
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