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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-20
soasois pS President Liucoia,

Speech Of preaid5nt Lincoln.
President !,:;1coI.a was serenadotI By 2 par
= ,f loyal 1IaGyIan>:ers, ou .ast might, and IA
raplv 10 2 ca, came out npon she I,ors5co II
trs,t.s Of tbs ore3i1a,.tiaj Mansion, a:a5 SPOKE
% fellows, after co':sratuIaTIng hls hearers
sp3n the abolition d slavery IN Mary land
Z regret 1fae it clid not occur JTo years
sooner, which, sm sure 5qouid have saved
10 the uation more money than Wouo have
aust ali the private los loodeuj t. the meas
nre. cheers But it has come at iasE, afd
sincerely hope its friends may fully realize al
;Iaeir ao1icips:ions Of good fCo0 i: and that rs
opponents may, y lts effects, De agIeeaojy ana
1r0hJaUly disappointed.
4 word upoT5 another subject. Something
SAID b. ;he Secretary Of State, u as feo3nt
speech at Auburn, has been Construed by 2oti;a
into threat that, i should be aeaton &C ne
election, ! will, between :ben ano1 the enc Of
nv constitutional term. DO what may $: able
t, ruin the Government. Cries d: 10 danE@:
we don't believe i. Others regard 80
fact that sba Chicago Convention adjourned
not sine die, but 10 meet again i called - 10
50 by particular individual, as IT.: i0trnatjon
of purpose thai, if their noIninea aj.a]! pc
elected he will at once seize control ot fhe
Government hope the good people g7zli
permit themselves TO suffer 40 1ln2aS2ne5s On
either point Hearty cheers. and CRIES q
''That's 80 I aD struggling 70 maintain tl1a
Gl,rarn:u81t, not 70 overthrow IT, arr S:E1s~
gl:Dg espscial!y 10 prevent others !r21l o7ef~
tI.roving Il. Tories of t'I'hat'a 80 :, tI~:e~
fore say tFat, if I shall i've, / sIlal! To9a"l1s
President until The fourth q I2axt M&Eo1 tIa-
2r,os,,,y,a aE,nnr;f:g and that {F}0aEor 3hai IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-20
PUBLISHED DAILY K1
EDGAR SNOW DEN Jk
- rFYCE-No lO4 King street, over
sones formerly Franch's) Bookstore.
From Missouri.


sr I,o1us. October l9. 9.--Glasgow, Howard
oo,rtv was captured on Saturday by large
Confederate force under Gen. CLARK.
The place was held by six companies OF the
A3d Missouri, twelve months men, unaef o"i'
Harding who fought for five hours, bat was
finally overpowered, and surrendered.
The Confederates had four pieces OF artillery.
The steamer West Wind, lying at the wharf,
was sunk. The city hall and several other
buildings, were burned.
Ridgely. Platte county, was plunoered oy
pnerrillas on Sunday night, and omlthVllie'
CLAW county, was burned on Monday
The Confederates entered Platte county,
with large force on Friday
Rns;ness is suspended at St. Joseph ana
Kansas City.
Leayenworth is being fortified.
sr LOUIS, October l9.-The Democrat, $
Jefferson City special says: Gen. Fisk return
ed this morning from reconnaissance TO
Brownsville.
: Price was encamped at Marshall, Lafayette
county. on Sunday night, and occupied the
country between that place and Lexlngton'-
He is said to be greatly encouraged at the
small force opposed to him, aud talks con1-
IDENTIFY of winteriog in the State.
Anderson, Jackmap, and others have en-
listed large number OF recruits IN North MIS-
souri,. Charlton aud Howard counties eaen m
furnished 1900, Boone 1000, Randolph 1000
Galloway and Monroe 800 each.
IN addition to the recruits, the Confederates
are constantly gathering arms from the captur~
ed garrisons, and their army IS assumlas g
alarming proport ions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-20
The Roanoke Destroyed.

HALIFAX, October l9-Her Majesty
steamship Steady reports that it was rumoreo
that the Roanoke was captured by Lieutenant
Braine, who tookher to Bermuda and lanaea
the passengers; but he was not allowed to coal
Or provision her. He then proceeded to sea
and burnt the Roanoke off Bermuda, returning
With the crew in boats. He was lmmed'ately
aryested by the British authorities ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-20
From Gan. sheridan's Army.

MARr1NsBuRa, Oct l8.-A tram OF aooo6
s;x hundred wagons arrived here last night,
bringing some two hundred wounded, OF
whom two. thirds were Confederates Their
wounds were dressed by the attention OF Dr.
Haves medical director, and they were trans
ferred and sent forward to Baltimore.
Powell's division of cavalry has been on a
raid to Luray valley, and has succeeded IN
laying that valley IN waste in the same degree
with the Shenandoah Everything ct value
has been destroyed. fiji
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-20
FROM Kentucky.
ETGM !AENtUVIF,
CAIRO. Oct. ,9.-G1eat excitenssIl* prevail

CAIRO, Oct '9.--Great axctan4sHt prey )
in this section II cog,seq ,1e1l&e oi raid 1"to
western Kentucky, by FORESTS toroa.
Gen. Meredith, commanding this t':s5y'c'
has issued proclamation calling upon the CT
izens II, suspend business aud rally 70 arms
Forrest is reported TO be at (;orl1Sf' w't'i
strong cavalry forces and expresses MS ~
ten,jon to free western Kentuck " from 'he
hand Of her oppressor, and allow the people 70
vote as they please st the coming election.
The Confederate force left st PASSPORT. Nis-
sissippi, is estimated at three hundred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-20

A dispatch from Burlington, Vermont, ia
ted yesterday, says = party o. twenty hve
armed men rode into St, Albans, w., this al
ternoop, and robbed three banks. Out OF one
they took s150,00o They were from the Dor
ders Of Canada. Five citizens were shot-one
it is thought fatally. Having aeoeu uplishod
their object, the band left snu,: >'$eH- tor
Canada. E AN 10.
The friends of Mr. Lincoln claim thaetween
ing States as certain for hfs'~.re~electlon, ano
that he does not need the border States to In
sure that event, to Wit: Wit :1zSaine, 7, New
Hampshire, 5; Vermont 5; Massachusetts, y;
Rhode Island, 4; Connecticut, s; ONO Il; lo
diana. l3: Iowa, s; Michigan, 8; Minnesota, I;
Kansas, 3; Wisconsin, 8; California, 5; Oregon,
3: West Virginia, Sin all LII votes; one more
than enough to complete the required majority
The yellow fever is prevailing at Galveston.
Two blockade runners were run ID there 90
the lst inst,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-20
The Ohio Peace Convention.


Of the committee on resolutions, which was
adopted The resolutions are ioT peace On tne
basis Of the sovereignty Of the States They
condemn the action of the Chicago Conven
tion. repudiate Mcclellan, and call zar con-
vention Of the States to settle all difficulties.
Messrs Long and Singleton are spoken or
as candidates for tie Presidency and Vice,
Presidency.
Speaking Of operations along the line OF Rail
road from this place, the Washington Star
saws :-''Froan Manassas to White Plains the
Ouartermaster's men have cut down all tIe
timber On both sides Of the railroad Tor G's~
tance of half mile and destroyed every thing
that would afford the least shelter ior guer'laS'
The work is progressing, and on Monday even
inc the most advanced worktnen were at i
point about two miles above White FANS
The Quartermasters' men commenced Ine'f
work At Manassas and cut towards " bite
Plains. The timber between Manassas aod
Alexandria has not been cut as yet. pnt Il 'S
expected that Pennsylvania troops "Eo are
stationed in the vicinity will soon be set CO
work clearing it out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-20

3 IS steamer Florida h as arrived at San Ma
zaru zar - 92<uith 1,50O, OC0 francs ior the FreEc!l
Goyernment, the first fruits Of the invasion,
OF The Mexican Republic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-20

The death Of Mr.. William Tat, the ocigiual
proprietor IF Jait's Magazine, Is announced as
having taken place il Edinburgh. Mr. Ias2
vas in the seventy second year oI his age
Rev. Dr.. Store, Of Boston, IS going 70 San
Francisco. The call is loud aa} taa ~ IS
guaranteed IT, specie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06
Gtrenae 9uait.

Gin jun3sr Iann, rst Th 10 sbtn sr6eratGst
tahe. icllts pom Ga.r ieinen nruen Ssrwanettn,
sie tr nod nidt faunts, sorseiielt prren. Der
Batter, weltsr fiA iitsr bic ssifissn TGlistsitsn
icinct @Btnes fsine SuuFsn m.dts, bate itu
Yur allen Gnsen smpfctlsn, su i&weissn, crsr
tr&2cRs ranu 81 rsrcn, wsnn es unamSanslih
urttmsnrP Ps lei.
gr tor,mt an, uar, pis e' aui rsm 9anrs Gss
Fraud ii, nil man ali ssr Safsl 9ttannti6ait
MAIDEN llnitr 9crmiblsr tse6a6tct treu. rem
l1ntermsitunacn isin:s Sarrs, Elm tisfss Sdrs.
ecn, p,er antmcrtst nit einigsn Giniil6stsitsr.
tie ctm ftinsn tcbsn SsSriff Yon Isirsm Gsifs
otaatsp. Giner tsr @ats. Sntel Der junSsn
6ruu, iasts unsssuIris ab:r eitis 8ssunsslsfStsii
6altlaut su isinsm gu&tar: usBsist Gu, flpmae,
uni.r NsTe iasiat mir Gin srOBss RinrstsR iu
isin."
,9istsr Batter" risi fIsi6 sarauf Der iunSs
Gbsmanu, pisB, ea man MID bier tsnnt, fam ID
ec6 iprcAm, 10 sisl i'd miIl. ntat wasr Z"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06
1as Geheimniss.
aus rsm 5ran3fflaen pss sruts Nitant.
(GprtIetuns.)

(Gprtiesuns.)
So rarsn Fem lIudlihen 6auit Sa4r. rtr un-
8struttesn 6eiisrteit eatin 9efCTtn, ais Der sDst
ttrlratl res 8srt1nSui6es Is mic aus unFewVIts
tenn 6immel tra. las SObr 1889 tatts ts9On=
ncn; in 6rantreib nar lis 8eeruiUn due9eRrO>
nen, ,lnO rit &unrs rapGn we1ts aut auf ZEN
GntjQ'n 8attsciutls unr fcRnunsen, rie nur
unter elmer lsi&tcn Gsde ssibIummtrt batten,
Gin Quifanr brat aus. an9.smrnt f.ute Th
az Die Ssgs cntr stttciluH9, Iie >rnistcn tc
flmpisn mplte; - psh sr rsrlUr sin lrgiIsn nat
rem anprrn unG warp immsr p,it,r,. suridJe'
r,lnbt.
SC seIaat rs, Rap risitr etmals 10 Yum Glud
csrrGtrte Mnnn, Fer Gstiter uEer psitc tiEttnrc
2anritri6e unr 3atlrsiaer Selanen, sin unBlrGs
Iitcr ro9elircjer 6lUttliu8 nan.
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8,no,.8. t2rf 2>o5rl4u, 81 ptraurrn rie Y1iht
ra.,, .aeea 2Hs's.aa Gan, uns son rem eestcn
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6amilis Nmsrmrnt YplsnGrt, 81, Gaeaa.,,a II
rsn rtriAwrnrsn, tSyc grua,ra~t .as:a ,.a,- al.
mua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06
Ite q a t i M l3aftn.

sRr wtl!h ttrtItf, paB e1 !pt.tr lic S1It.e lee
3unlt npd Htt res @apUGns W.r, ots icIne 8yIJ3
I'm fleu ven Gu"ftQupt stUuag,G,t, lcusCyU Il,
llmlt1np, EnB tslns Steaurn p elutv sIpE;gsi
6rqu:n3 erFysutc, unp mjt9n ttlne rtn capt.
irlTtn 9gogtre AutFbt auf 9 ute unl Wasicits
nuu9 eGwotrtt. Iis Wlliur-A;tipe jtntr 3tlt
mcijtn nn6, tab pQtrrnG tGr T.utr ttr EcinRs
itIj5teteu nictt mtni5er al 700 Y.l;n i'm 2Gsrtkc
ron 80 gIiutunrn III Iii YcrtRtctcntn f1itn pGr
&olpnie ein9straht m}nltH. 2iuh mie9ttn lit
auf alien 9untten Ter Suite, no nur immrr cjn
Antsr Grunr su ia1en YnmCaie, &apsriti1s spn
auen @rpSen, fie Bier gettnlmittst tinnaGmtn
Oltr TEN sunltiBsn Au8rntIid sum aullauIm ers
r1rttun. Die SthjHltrt klttt taum eincn Qbns
i,b.n Sttauplls auijuwee Ter iU reid oil
JIau3sneen 9Sa1tnt0atsn Stwtien MARE, uur an
cen liG ~ mer er,wuri9e GBdgIunsen 9ctnilprI
Rltttn.
g4ir srmllncn nur elmer IN Yrint- a. J: TIRE rit
s5dtItH AnetHCtt, rit iIr rtn lltarrmutb lsr purb
TIRE rtl6tn 9tIlrn9tEfr jur unTnnatn Str
bwcuruK9 9eeiteten WNtrUien irrlttt. Gle ga
aen uberrsth 9eruut, rurbltrnsn emit 3mau3B
ocn itnsn ri. Giant, tauitsn III alien Y1rem cine
NfdNe rGr per hltlsnlrt9trn 5GNnrcn aui unt
tlrttbtsteu ramit snsn SAstnbauitn, Esn liz IN
ter Wllcem 0,lduhSf an3Uaeeten; raraui ecb STEM
lie taa urtt utrt9t @slt, f1s lie ndt ouuwtnre.
musten, i'm gadUien tis CUR 91uBsluDtlFt unr
maIitn IS III rsicm 3ufanrs rem 9tssern iu, ris
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06
. persi6te GSa.

Gin GeiRiasr mar auf tis &an,tl G.ities.n,
I'm isinen 3rtVrern Elm. StcQs aus Der git.l
srBul: sn. 9a&Hem er iId bic Bras auisslbt.
las sr: sCarauf s.t gct!.asam cine @.fGtrtin."
pier muktt tr sas 9latt wsnprn unp irtr alIu
frr: uSis mar au'wsnsig uns inwenes psrpiht,
unp anssfuat NIT aQsr art 96isun." Der quite
@nnn bate ein glatt ueerprunssn, unt pa
mittcn in tie Ssi&rssuns esr Grds gtcab sssr
rettCn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06

filrfen Sie ntfbt lpr9en, ieste fs, tires 5wsdes
sinssesnt itnelI ti3u, 10 tlsin fis 6srrIhat 1T,
e III AltS gu tatsn, 2ar5 pom 9slsn nne aaf s
Baisfs, cine ulb auss9si6nste SsrprOSianiiruss 8
tnten Sie nod gar ncst -
Die aIte Qitaaei ware i'm 6ritCn 5rge aspsien,
bitt nibt Elm smeitcr 9rGuliAer Stud frs Gapi-
ilns fa1 s8Ort IN giater 8anea'c Munre srltrr-
sen aTen, ts RE srnaats Nsusrrre itr.s Be-
settsrt i'm isltf su wsihrsn Gra9sn atsr ris
Shdae esr slH9rsmUnt 'ideA Samilis Ssranlabte,
unl ilr unerbrpfliher 8srellrpm, In las rsttt
Sttt sGlritrt, i'm nit rer Estrittsa @tlbitts ess
Q@ute, wis e Fer 2ricr trrsits tsnnt, III Ter SrSb
tn 2la1futtlihtsjt tetamt matts.
Gus ause ,ud1rrQs Gritt ess GapitGns ipiss
9tlts naa Mab3ass, mis ris EarlelanS Nuhsr
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lsnsn fs lGine Sssle sriulte. aui rie 8raun9t
rrugirrigcr G9riInalmr ioIstt allMaIis cine tsis,
mltleltlSe Srw5SunJ, eiR itm sitt unsrtI1tlitss
MARINES SHttreNs ilr Ties aus1slu&te uns;iid une
tjnc rrinW!tynGc ltEte gntwidlune giuter
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06
SeferiDm Oanis I. an feine setreneu
untertb anem.
(au4 sine SptiGaft)

Gnfatt Giamautsn uns psrIsu
Gab id eu& Elm lGBnss CuueMr:
Sbr bait iebt ni&ts als Ssinplaaers,
8stsaen, mas wOIlt SIR nod mstr!
9ictrra tttrt uns ben Stiiden,
unr Nlar, Der tummt aud Mot her
YsrIlp ldbt uns euuis i'm Glide
9ttsllrn mas ipUtlt S9r nod me9rs
gltt unIrrm ersiit tsst ss iyadli6, s
Sm Staats4as ilt's DE unp lssr;
Bah sistt sa ne i&rsdli&. plsts
Rsbelsn, mas wUlt Str nod m.tr.
Sn unlrsr Irwss III IS glsI ..t-
Sp NanGsr arsdl ihpn's gews6r, ~
uup grass tris9t .Bis nur Rsile -
8tbslltn. mas wpllt Sbr nod msbri $685.
Tas Gplt idrsit na6 grUe unp RartcTtln,
Sd ltltf Gab' aps'tt ME sin Bar,
@ir tlappsrt spr 5unssrssr Iassn =
8ttsQsn, waS mclIt SIR nod mss.s
Ndt lang fann ter ShwhSd nstr sau.ru,
Ilir jud's idou am 5afis gar isbr -
Sd tab Gu9 su @runrt aeridttt
AtttQsn, was wOlt Str nod mstr! a 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06
Sci 9S9eIetc: c:

y Gas Atonnement tanR nitt cher 8stInrt
.rrsn, bis ale Nudltdnre te3ohlt inn.
q las Atpnnemtnt wirs Nls laut en-
,rott.t. penn cs nitt au5rrudlid ubtsltsat pirr
3) 8u ersi ytummern elmer 3stt"n3 "nn'mm
w;re ale atunntnt anssiehen UNI rat eaIar 3abs
Giu leitsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06
19er'''o'1n, A9tO. & Uebratar 1854.

ner AEaire, Fri welher itm ni6t rie Sisaerrple
3u9ctteiI wUrrsn, iia senOttst scittW tattc, ri<
nen Saisn auf3uiudrn, nm ris erltttsnrn Sasaritu
auslutssrn unp fd pVn rem tleinsn llnfaa il
81 sr6rltn. Tag er Guapslpuse bier,u auserz
sssn, 9eidab aus mstr ale siutm Srunre, unr ee
9shsimnifHoQs Sstiol9un9, bic ibm tia jsst 10 gan,
mib9Iudt mar, tattc wsisniben Nnthkil an riss
ler 2Sasl; raiar ipradb res Gapitans gan,s SNls
tlIn9 unr Striatrun3swsIr matrenr rsr 6atrt.
Ssin 2lugs hing iprtmltrsnl NIT lrrieltcn gGahs
lamtrt am 5Ori3ont, ais iute tr elm untetannc5
3tl. Ndb sini9sn Br6cn enrlih latte CT Yor
aer Sud- &aruannc an9eIegt, no mir rem G'rts
Sepie ml'ltr farsn.
N"d an YrUHliiUntn MIR sit 9ra8 m1tytnc
e'r IHnJen Bhgrt sismiith eritEpft mpretm, 10 sat
rts GaFt1ns frltt GOrBe, naAGcm sr rtn IuF
ans gnne 6eIrtt, rie GrtunO 9ung mad rtn ;wtts
m1sgtrn Sc3u9qusotn Ecr npttmcnrioRcn prupj-
lI"n'n mar. Sur tsrartse 0ti4aite ater msr
9llemanr scst9nstcr, ols 0ut!cr Slauca, rie @lus
latin in esr Ajrupa am Stran?e, nit Der unfre
gricr brreits &tt1nntihait gcmaat ta(fn. Na
gIcntcsn6 ctite Grfuneigunlsn onhrcytcte SHUTTER
Slancn i'm ,urerHtsfjtRen arne:
.9t,t msin 6srr, Pas snts fiusen Ste 10 ser.
t:ii,it, - 10 IN rItcr WuswcH mr. an rirrm
Crtt!
uur re s.nn? i-n9!t r,r Gayitla.
Go mt,us ,ie guortmcnt,ib, Ns,n,uro al,
onaeu his sn's Grre err sasIt o,tn "a .rin e,r,
lis al Der s1en gurr sIoppcrts fie M}uron;n
ptt,r NIT un,I,ut1i4,, Characterization - nm,
f5nrcu ui4,s g,6,r,s rn,s +, r,r .rsstrr
guer,t( mic i6 0fusn i,3r urr lSArrliA ki0io
- G1tilU5,I. ehlaHtyist. 9ianice. @.miie, III,
Sc; Sis riirfcn nur Sire SeIteQ,rIt.I macecn, mnt
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i.tt iUr rjr Sr3b;t JGnftli6tst IN, @srtfi. ntaf,
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Gtus cncn tnti'slict-n rcn Wlpueecn ra.ui>
dem Qtit,suCt!ttu Sud Gl,tt gnttr 8.antn ;3
tent 9tstsfub ned niht 10 talr gtnt0It s,tban; :
jtFt ask bet fe St,crm unr iich betrsWissnr
mnc, Ri 3cEn rts GapItIn5 latte itine g3lrtUIs
Aur rus anna 2&tiR III nrf. 0sma!u5srsm 0rafs
o.t GHt FRe : uIt hua8tutt.
OHtI AlV P9tIS NSIR Ett pEaN5UHJ AtCpt
Ter JuyhtullChs. Sd mub nra btute meilsn
Grntya!t ntgcitlpItn tatsn, iaiait ib mvrgen
mitler unttr Ssae! ectrn taun - labt SIR pers
fauscn? tuyltte tr tle nod mie pttfciuert 9as
,tttcnts an
sil, ia mpsl, enQriser Ssrr. Itaumclte fr uRr
ibidte fa ella ium eetO,tm an. Sn rer
(atknrIhoil murlm ;wet Mounbitre ocmictset,
uus Qlrucusu teoab i6 nit ser Nulattlu, 8sirs
nit orefm Scnnfnihi,mcn Yeris9en, oui zen
gD,a Q olsib rie Sruue itsu tucb ifnuR NM ciue
uncertainties j5;se uttr rsr Qouritait brntsts. -
es rit,n Ge rie cracn W.tanae rcr Nlcrusu os
.ama,en nit Tat,lrilt,ln cnoefoRt,u p;ae,u t;u-
an. lutrpcoe erwo oAts Shutter 9Ionco,s osr,
rorIit, g,ibw3si,t,;t usr g}susm. liz MATTE iike,
ie.t0 fer 63ufr elw.s N er,osl,u fie man BIZ
urr "a in rrr s,3h, unr ,7,rnr oem, Er,,. - f.
fannie fie Sbrpnif cine. q,,,n .rn ;6,eo RI, 81.
men itr,r i,eio,n gegrer ibrs sRfunit iEr, 81.
,ri,i,ru.,h; r,iEr ~, g,rms ,,,,nr,1,.s, @(,Jh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06

Sat setient. DIR Bsrtsuiysr frdst
tiAsn Stefrutsn:
nSabrn Ste ssetsntS"
y.Sl Captain"
u5His Ianst tatsn Gle gteitnt I"
n.Guuf Sabre"
Bp unt in wtl6er etsenldaft3" z"
snaIs SaustnsGt in ter u8Seiu'iAeH Dcin,
balle" in ct. 2ouis.""
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06
(Ecrtitsung frlst.)

Gin Damn matt, Gplsrnets s,Fannt; nJH
Ejtt,. mttrer 7rau slats SIT ssr8'n. "a te
ms;nt tiacnm 5tufsr ni5t tratl', 70 TT nra
ujel nenia:y ~ syparttn, Sab if cit trjSsn bss
,atltu wsrit."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06

S1l6ufsr: Gu, Sss, taif ru rae gssras-
nis atirStn spn Grti&si 3usses Gas ID irh
,tpas 2urcrrs, als penn Gin &btinsr bssratsn
mir.
9sta: ecl msr Sctt fruisn, &c batsn
a,tt! Sd rb' aud littsr 5rtn erst:itrIs e.
sratsu. ais sinsu SaFbiasr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06
s9eSg'2cSOc.

I'r UottB;jAnltt 1t nit emgen Glaim-Q9rn-
tn ~ Na)iw3tcn guy lit &crtinruna Qcrctcn
@nr ?'n IW'n mi Ten utttilcn 9nitruttjrnen Ycr-
rtCn, nm PIC GcUs;tjou rpu Anirrutten Ypn Spls
tarn crtr Cclen 2&'itpeu UNI l8llicn, Ysnfpntn
Vru ~. rni. &lojma wt9rn @titlci1un9 wa
eATultom ruyb &er. Ct. Sc,Ialsn gu uErrAcb
min. 2tttN3UuBcn iteral.
9pbn g. Mi cb E. Gat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06

gristamg gcumg, ser %crmonsns gu
tan, tat ger sinissn @c&en ft pisrer cine "
Stmattiu tsssls1i, sis - slnunef6 d; sfs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06
SpIspA @Iuer,
SSiicE,feIa,nncf1rr

ti9 r'm aectrtn Yut,itum ron Start unr 2anr
Snmtt rr9,tcnn an, po5 cr wicr,r ,urudsctstrt une
etrrit ii. nae IN ien Got ejnidloaenren Nuiz
ra9s srCmrt gu tsirr9,r. Jr aaraniirt iur ipire
%rtttt urs smpFebtt iit iu sAtlretbtm ;3u'prut
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1864-02-06
9r. Sugast a(assr,
Gfr 3 nnl Shlarritrnl,r.

~ ifnt nsus TpotbtFe 'tet btfcns eingerittst unr
sh Tstt rinsu @Urrntb ron Grrauen, 81rt,n,
sR nif0iNn, G1rtsfoHcn, S:leu, &amibz uuc
pasIrlsa, Ta,iiimsrissr, Grracten, @artisr Ntris
., ~ ME stns srObs autU1k( Ycu Yattntmepi;i=
SruttSp' I'm u. ~. an 6aur.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-25
MARRIED.

On the 10Th May, by Rev. Drum
Mr.. D. r ROSE Of New Wash
ington, to Miss LoRINDA DEYERs oil
Burnside township.
Ga the 18th May, yRev. Smith,
MIR DAVID REYERs Of Burnside
township, to Miss CHAPMAN OF In
diana county.
On the 10th May, by Wm. Feath,
Esq, Mr. ABRAHAM ROLAND, to
Miss MARGARET JANE MARKLE,
both Of Chest township.
On the 18th May, by Wm. Feath,
Esq, Mr.. JOHN z. MCFADDIN, to
Miss SCIvILLA RICHARDS, both OF
Chest township.
On the 18th May, by Rev. .Wm.
T. Richey, Mr.. ZENAS Turner to
Miss RUTH C. BARGER, both of
Clear!ieid county, Pa.
In Johnstown, Cambria county,
by the Rev. Thomas Evans, Mr..
JACOB Ii. SMITH of Unionville, for
merly Of CUrwensyille, to Miss JU-
LA A. PINE, Of Johnstown, Pa.
The above couple have our thanks
for their kind remembrance of the
printer. 1t is seldom that a Pine
assumes the cognomen of Smith,
yet little doubt exists that young
trees will be the result OF the union.
Long may they live, and may peace
and prosperity accompany them
throughout lifes' rugged journey.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-05-25

/ On the first arrival of sick and
wounded to the Washington hospi-
tails, hundreds of ladies and gentle
men, it is said, far more than could
have been useful, volunteered their
services as nurses, helpers In any
capacity. Some of these patriot
ic women went quietly into the
hospitals and proceeded at once TO
dress the wounds, assuage the
grief, and cheer the hearts of the
stricken ones. One of these an
gels of mercy, among others Is
Miss Mcclellan, the patriotic daugh-'
ter of the Hon. George W. Nc
Lellan, Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral, She cheerfully abandons the
elegant comforts of home, and all
the charms of society at this gay
period to soothe the afflicted and
illumine the expiring moments by
pointing the eye of the dying sol
der to the Cross.