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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-13
Sic tpciben Griegagcfangcuct llb Der NcgcrfrcnuS
Mhr1hnni Siucnln.

gSir 6ateu DEN 2ciern mc6riuals Shilecrunasr
Der iurd,ttaren 2eiesn. penen ,niere &ricasacfan3e>
men i'm Sneeu une incteirnherc i'm &aacr sI Nn=
oeripnriQe au3arittt iinb, mitactteilt. &Str bohcl
e,raGnt, GaG uultre 9SctBcn tnicnsfSrpftr III &all=
lcnSen eleuD IN Der @sfau9enihaft ~ Gjrilnp 9csch
miiien, neil 9riiicsnt Sintrln parauf betarrt, Die
Neaer alcth Zen 8eiben aus;ntaniten. Scr Sitz
Den rerircisert bie6, earum laBt Der 9teserfrcl,l'e onT
rem Gralipsntcnitutl Die mciBen III Gefan8enltart
ihrrahteu unr rerccrtcn. Gr fann Dem 8ttan9erct
NeaerIctoaten nidt btlfen, ptbbalb ltnn aud, nt 97
+. ~fenaencn ,rsiben SrlDaten rerpamirt st iarefltAen
9ei6er unp at arauiarrem Spnc. Scr 0taun, Der
Die Sti,nuen pe5 @rlfes fir Elm ,rcitcreS aiaSerz
reailusnt erih(cifen mrhtc, 1T Gin Ttino ees meiz
zen Wiauncs, Sat fcin Scr; rnn fein @eiibl fir i'm.
WIS prr einiaer s3sit suriia sic @sian8snen Sa Nnz
oerIcnriIc eiIiat ausaeirsdislte SsiSensgcfdbrtcn 81
ji6ren gp,nmiidrm %feitcllten, um 9rGitrent Sincrlr
titrc furAttare Sage 1T ihilccrn, lieB Ger mcule h
f4ctentat i'm rciBen Saul nteie ltnirnsfIntrfer gan
/ niat rpr. Giusr 9tsser @cnniiirn ritrne CT etit
J stsds sst8s5 cntseSsn8s8an8sn lstn. Sas If
! 2ltrabam Sinepln.
! SSn Dem NominiRratirnStfatt r3fi(aDdrGia Sn=
q~i,ircr" tsinect fh Der ~fcl3cnle, rrm ~. Sspttr
1864 Dat. SricfansSu9:
9teurer GpnIin I! Sd iAids nisic ;3ei(en rurd
Sarit6n ......, Der Weacn elmer ~iptilrlcn Wits:
wcb8luma nad Dem 9tcrpsn sett. SStr ind sfer
nit DEM 3eicn nrs @utlsr' ihen @ricfc5 iitcr 81
ItslpcHa luussfra9e fcrtiS 9ercrrsn.
Sic glnrcri cnrile Sc IanSenen ilnc efsn onrtb III
Stant raiiirt. SIS iinc itrcr MN stseu 5000 bier
SIRE 2eipen Iinn iurAttar ss,rcitt ,tD iinp cS ned,
W!an fnnn iiA gar fsine 9rritell,nS napcn mad'cn
9l1ttauicnp ron Is 900 lino Wa9rcnr Der Wrnat
Sult unp Sluanit s~sitcrten 1900 rrn Gen fisrtsr:
as6raHtcn 6OOO lins total unfaht9 it9 5n betfsn
Sis mciitcn sisicr 1900 iiuo irabniinniS. 0cn tn
ierem Neaiment fau1sn in, 2tprii unp Sui SO Wanl
nah MnerrIcnrilt. 2U5 iA ron itncn s,tlcst brr
te, trarct nr, IL am &sten, jebt irabriHctnltd
fein einsissr mcbr. 9sas ih fier lareifs 1T Stat
lane. y. y"
Sie6e ficr, sfra6am 2inerln, eaS lit ncin SSerf
9inccln's &6i(apelptier Sboeertlatt bat niclel
9ricf m%afrlhcinlih rcrEfcntlift, nm sIslAsn 9css
Die @cteIsn ,u errs5sn. stun, eieie SSirfHn9 mir
eerisltc idmcrlih rerfeflsn GerpcrSurufcn; aher Ct
nc annere g&irfrnA hie or MAIDEN muB, fat Ca
@tceertlatt niht tspaat, font mitrcc ce cen @rie
ntdt rsrGTentlidt batcn. Sisis S~&irfunS tcitsf
in tauieno uue aGer touitno 9srritnlhunscu, 81
rcn Hcn 10 a~ralliam rrcts8csctcrsn SrFern rDl
2NraGan 9inccln'6 9tc8rrmanic ant ltin Sarpt &C
faQtn lein miiiien; fe ~g8irfuns ftItebt IN zen gun
tSintnnc( it6rc!enbm stnflascn, nctde Sic AMI Ear
Enriiae, lci4tierti3e Sssiie ihrer Gattcn nAe Sdts
@srautten stsen @~trahaul Siuccln crfttsn mersen
81. y. StSts.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-13

Sin BrGIsnt fit Sen 8rditbenten. @pr
seaiGinstpn miro tsrihtet, Der Stsrt Sultan aaer
rrn Der rrlniiAen 2e9irn lei, nahSrm sr auT einis'
Mcnats einm @usiu9 nad Surrra eci1aht, mic
Der ;,ridacfctrt, unp bate fir DEN Yriincntsm Gin
prahtrrac8 @sihsnf ron Dem Grafcn Sannrr, nem
ehmieacrratsr GU ns8 Grufen CD MsttcrniA nit
sctratt. Gas 6eihcnf lei Gin pra6trroes Sans
cor 9lEum nit so arr6cn @9otc9rarbtsn, Sssner
aus rem 9eten oes Grafsn rcriteIcnr.
Sisisr pclniifc Stsrit Sultan gaen 1T eir
G@napr6anafi rr1tnarer @attnns, Ger IN enrcra
siniss Monate ais Scr. staaten Msnihenfsiifs
grcfcr funsirts, innem CT Selsisr, Ssntids nnl
Sran,cisn ;ur @usmanssrun8 rslcfts, l'no tie bier
an bic gIeurns(aup Staatcn rcrlhatsrte. SsE
@raf Sansrr it Der s4wis8eriebn ecs rsrtrrs
tsnen 8irRen Mstternih, uns als ariitrfratiIAsr
Rcsfamm tsfannt. Sas Nltum entfalt feline rers
rc3encu a,nitrsitcr tiHfe unn 1T III Ssien in jsesn
irqenanntcn Sun1lapcn su fanfcn. Sas 9raisnt
III ,rsitsr nihts ais cine Srsfulatirn ses Serr,,
Sesritcn am bic Ginfilti3feit urtp Gitelfcit eea
epoSmahcrs i'm sssibsn Sauis. (StS5ts.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-13
0iurplu uicbcruu1 BON ciIem brapeu Maane pcr
lbjdIic0Ct.

Ser Serutp @iften; ShaBmsilter Der Ssr. ct.
@. u. gbannrn, bat an itinen @cr9slesten , nel'
ullI7cn, Gdasmsiftsr Sohn u. Steirart Das trlz
scnrc fir I'D isltit rscsnrs Observation-Disclosures
9eriHtct: toc,
gtein mcrtbsr SER Sa ib tbatt9et anttell an
rsm ssatltautrfc IN ltntsrlisuns rrn 81 snsral
81 sGlellau fit Die 4riiirentihaft Der Ssrtin.
| Staatcu III nefmsn irinife uuc namtt fteine 8s9enz
rSrtiacn @e;iebunssn CUR standardization 'mretz
trSalitb finpt, ic Ride i3 n'sine %sit8natten ais
8sa.ntsr SGres Scpartorsnt6 Elm. sd trilnlte 81
iaacn, BAR i6 ron s~nGesinn u~ricrss nnsliidlslisen
sirsites Gin aritsscsmrfraf ssrelsa BIN ,lnS Sa
i'd lcwcGt pen gGilen ME rle 0~dti3fett rso gtr.
ainspln ts,rsiicln slu6, Gas eane uno rnlere Orsiz
bcitsn nurh risie ariiis sliidliA snrASurilbren, taz
te i'd mid cntitlcicu, ,,sins aTltlids StsIn19 aaIz
,uaeten rnr 10 ritt in msincn Srdften lss9t jA CT
nsn sSsAisl Der StcsisrsnSsn tei;ntrassn."
g8is aan; anserS nilnlnt Sieier 9eltnni'sss
Maun assen icinen friberen Vcr3slcgtsn Salsiilrr
q. 66aiis ltA ans? 69aic, Ger renlrfrat''te Nsnsz
aat, friedt lictcr rcr ern 10 tieT rrll Inn rcrante7
ten 9(trabam 9tnsrlu i'm Stautc, ebe CT es ertraz
asn fam ca6 Bic llnirn unS ibrs 0rsihs'isn ll'rH
Sic relnpfratiiAs 4artei s~ersttst trerrsn lruea. eea's
aistt lietsr bic llnirn uup bic Srsibeit ant eye CT
auf lcinen 9ltctitirni3mls rcrStttet. (Stsi9.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-13

ct. apuis, Z. Sftceer. grihisBt feline
Gslie6te nno it6 ielfH. - SSn u~nisrer Nad}z
tarlaDt Garrnnclet trta iia 9citern @rrmitta9 eii1
G,,scrit t~rairiscs greioni6 IA, purd rel6cs bic Ga
Mile s;ncs adttaren SeutIhen SilrSers rrn SarrNz
eelst, rsS t6errn g&iifelm !3erfenrat1 III tieTt
Sraucr pcrIcet ircreen lit.
Gie a]enanntc Tan1ilte mo9nt III ugln'1lettbal i
Stem" IN Garcnoslct, in Der Nabe Der ~sritst 9atnz
Statirn. SEER Scrfcnratb 1T in ner Si9btner' idtl
Naerif III ct. 2onis ais Sn8cllienr an5sltellt rno
mar I'm bic 3eit res Sorfaac5 ntht 81 Sanle
itine Tra,l mar ~ctenfnQs atrcI enc ,tno IS irar N'sz
manp psiter IN Der gSptnnn9 ais Uraulsta sn'n'a
Ssrfcnrath, nic cinsi9e 3rdtcr.
3,piitDcu 10 uup II libr fam Gin jln9cr Wta,l,
giaucn5 Iycbn &pna, in na5 Saue; Oh CT et1eli
9Scrtped,icl nit Gem i'm Sarle reilcnecn jtn9t,
MSohen acfatt, rncr iscrbanrt nit ihr 9elprohra
fat, IL ribt t~cfaunt. Ntan rrib MIR, Dap CT ctli
Gilc( auf oas DtGnhcn atseihriicn fat, naB Die
&uacl ms Ser; rrana IND Den TAFT au9entliflihesi
ScS rer @titplsnsn sur Srlse bate. Saraii
cntFcrnte lid 2rna aua Ser !Derfcnratb' lden SScbz
nina, Lief ctma 80 lis 40 Sdrittc atf Ger Strass
ltnp ibcb IiA pann nit ~rericltsn Tiitrle, n%!ittsl1'
peldcr or ea6 M}Iedsn setrctet bate, lslter tcnt.
gr iArb i'd in Cen arpf, ir ra6 or iA fe tSiras
ihale ;eridnettcrtr.
Gong mar, slciA isiuem Srisr, anf fer Sts@t
cine &eitc.
Sic @rranlaFung ;u ricier i4rs&li4sn stat ira
Giferiutt se,rsieu ieiu. Ser junSe Vtann mar rrr
np6 aan; furscr 3sit Cit rs8elmaBi5sr @siahsr Ger
,Serftnratb' ihen Da,nilie acreicn nno bate Ger
Srhter/rcm Sauie Den Set semaht. Sttt Stir
;eln icl( MN Gin Srittcr iih nm BIC Vnnt rea MN
IL furs5ttars ylrt mn'S Sceen 8sfrnlitensn l1nz
aen MGphtn5 terrrtcn 9ahsl, ino ele'ei1 Unit
itannc ,rirp sas tstriifcnrs Grci5ni8 saaeidristsn.
Scr WfSreer (unD GeltltmErhsr) mar Gin Witsliep
Scr Garcneslcter Wtili; unr sur 3eit i'm Gienlt.
Scr Shmcr; Ger Gltcrn tst Der TatriAt rril
Rem, pa6rsnc ifrer ,citneili3sn @tsreicnfsit rem
oeiasGcncn itrstliden Srr9au9c mar, ME
man iid rcritsQm fam, Gin unte5rcn;tcr.
~. 7. SS)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-13
Si,,colr unS McGlenan. = G6arafter

Siucolw uno McGltnan. Gbarofteriiss
ans Dem 9eten berIcleen.- NstdAt9 iet9t tti7
isr ric sGn,fiAs @crihiscentsit Der 6baraftcre Stnz
crln'8 uua MsGlelan's as ~fe(9cnec ;srci Grci9nille
aus Rem 9cfcn nicIcr tcieen Manncr:
ultn1ef6tr rrci pncr rier gSrhen naa Der Sala&t
Sci qntittain teiuate Der @raiinent Die 2!rn,ec, ,rclz
dc barnals an rtercn 9Srtrmat lag. ST telah id
bic @rdtcr Ser @raren, irc!he iii Der sfate ncr
&rifc feten, Die @urnlire nabt1. Sin iclaer N'z
aentlid lit ssriB Elm c~rnitcr IN Dem Sstsn eints
jehcn Mtanne6 nnb jepe NIcrtberrn3, leoes SScrt,
mas in cinsn lrlden @ltaelttlife 9elprrdasn miro,
liet auf Sen Gharaftsr uns bic SnteIiScnj ess
Grreacnben lhtisge1. Sinepln trar ~nnlsettn rcn
heu SfT,iercl Der 2lrmcc lnr ~Isinen, ti3encn Sc
fpl,e. Ills CT bic larac, 9tei6cn Der Wrdter DurA.
idnittei Bate, natm CT mtsbsr icincn Si5 in Gem
glimEutan ;iraacr, rc(hcr ism bcr8efThrt Gatts, Gin,
,ne, ME mn Den t~rauriasn Ginoru& ncs rfen 0e=
ihcGene, III rcr,riihsr, frrecrts CT irinen Grelao,
Der nit ION i'm S2aaen las, att, nae tcmt,he
Ntinircltcp v9araeiis @uticr" III Itn9en. Gtstt9
narauf nranscn bic Gclen SEnc ne8 Sttee5 III Zen
Sbrcn Der c~ritaunten SfnSiers, relde DEN @Sngea,
rcr ourd rie Gritcr tbrcs s~cialsnen Sgtc9stanieraz
Zen fubr, lhSattn.
gSenrcn mir uu5 tcn bisleri afIcB tnrcn 9tlGc
elmer anSercn Seenc iii, ipelae iNa talo naraiT
~creianctc. Mt5 Der @rGjiaent, @cneral WcS!elian
,uo @efclae las Shladtftc fei Scnth Wfcuntaia
felatcn, eaunen lie auT cinem cfcncn Nlase IN Die
GStc eineS 6rlpitata. Scr 4Sr&iteeut nnS Icin
Gsfrlsc mfr inn NassI., generat Mc&lelan NnH
@tae ,raren fcritten. gln einsu, @mnfte, TIC iib
;rei g2ese ~frcn;tsn, io6en lie cine f!ciae @rc;eiiicn
ita i6ucn nS1crn : pier Sp!raterG, Die c:nen trntcn
Gan,eraben auf elmer siAfaten 8afre trlsseu, &C.
fctst bon srci torrsqrSiscn Sar:itttn. Sic
Iisrss res 2aascns pcs Grdinsnten fattrn nut
etlras ausetrisEsW nerrcn BARREN, IL Bate fts 0sl'llz
inait nis 2reuSnaS res @eSc5, es Ger SsidsnjHJ
l~isilfs errsi4t tiits, paiiren fSnnen. SD Gas
alma acsrn M:@lsQan'6 s(niiatsn, ne'tn slhttllJ
iIir siucn trntsn Grlratsn srSBsr ais filr ir9cnD
sinen lc6enoen Wfanu 1T, Ger General lisB bic @az
palcacc taltsn ulp Den TrGiiHcnten Der Ncrsinistsn
Staateu martsn, fis dc 2c:he cincs traeca Srloaz
ten, Der inter Nsnr tapisr 8sfraten Bate, Ter rislz
leiat Gin SrGn Stem S)crfa rbcr lcr gieir Gn9lanS
Staatcu, rSsr ais ncn f~ernsn, al, %rairien rsiden
9Seiten mar, rrr6siraiiirt mar. General WttSlslz
Ian ilieg lann rcln 4Sfsrrt, Die @ahrc trrrns otf
iein Ge9eib aii Gle Grns nisrersslaiicn, or l~iiftste
Die Gcfs prn Fem Glsitdt isineS trltsn &aliisraesn,
fru3 nab lstnrm Nailcn tne mc ct Sctal!en tel,
Damn lditets CT uno feline SiTSite Die {9ii'e Hno
lissci cen Sraucr;ns rrrtciraiitren. 9tatrem rieS
aritctcn mar, lctts iit Der s2ascn fcs IraIinsnttn
iurisrsr in @ereaun3. (gi. ,. St6St5.)
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SafIslfs @latt feihSslt jcst McGleGan ouT Die
5~crnsinitc 98eiie nit nem G6mase ictnsr Strisun7
~nnnaeu. 9amat6 ipraa e5 ltine lletsrien9nna aus,
jcst bancslt e5 inter Den rerndtttglttI @tNrlltllen;
ater icine @eniihlmsen, bic &abl Nttelthan's 81
rsrbirncru, mcrrcn S~trsctli9 icin; Pas san5e @rlf
miro ion oiesral r;sesr III aettrcu Sienit ~tcrufen,
rsnn Cas- @plf lit r~auftarsr ais Der auf ieinsn 9iss
f~sn6u9!sr eiieriGati9e 2ihtrln mar.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-13

StrSme rpn 8lut. = Sic Circulation I'M
srten 1T niAt nnabnliA Cen Strrmsm Der 0liills
nab Dem @lesr Die NIT ianftsm Saul iRrsn 3i'le
,~usilcn, rem ir ni6t 9sfsmmt msgHen. sSsnn
atsr Srsitfrts resr Mlasuunsen Cen Uir8 ateanls
men, rann fciunt Die 3critrrrn9, neil ns 3tnalt
ee8 @aiisrs ih niAt anfbaltcn lSst. 90 sirtlz
lirt raS 8lut rurh ras Spitsn', lie sa lnrd, Srantz
beit ~rsrltrpft irirb, Damn atsr frebsn bic 2Slnlen
rue Gjel0,rire o,f, mnD a9uliae &ranflcitcn fcl=
ae,. 9isbmt 9lrers Sariarariaa uno rctui3t Gutr
Slut, I'M Gua III lAissu scseu bic llceerlamcllz
m1nasn unr 0latGen, rsldc un5Shligs @fen9sn IN
biz unsnolihe SEC trritsu, rslhs ris game Msnife
ttit rcrid,linAt. (eantAIttr GA Nr9'dEr)
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Sic GrIiiOcrtcu=&abl.

% Staatch perSen tei Ger fcntrencen Yrd|tStnz
tenmatl iti,nnen unr I'm Gaujen ~ 226 Sttlnrlsr
t~sredhrist irin. 3u Der @rraflma8 etneo Nraltlent'
ihaitezGanricatsn iinp remuah Ia stimmen srs
icreclia. Sic rtri9isosnsn Slaatsn iinD 81 nsr
f~ctaenrea Stimnlen teredti3t:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-13

SCs" Hicunane fann if nlcbr ither Die Ste3e
u~niercr ~tarfersn toecre f~reren, ais irlr Ge1tctratfn.
9ltcr mir iriiIen, RAP ale rtele siege rurdbt!ps leln
wrrcen, 10 lanae Mtrabain Sintcln cas Nuccr fi;ert
unp feline ,crltErcnoe afrlitirns= ,ne llntcrjrbunssz
asclttif rrrtcrriIt. SAP Sinccln bic llntrn nid't
ipieocr ~tsritcOeh fann, ras tt isine rierjabrlse 9tcz
sisruua 10 rcutlih f%erisieu, DAB nisS lcltit Dem
9linpsitsn flar ~sc,prrcen isin ic1ts. Srrk aler
Gieae uuIersr Sscre une unierer Slcttc fat Stncplns
Gplitif niht einma( cinen ein,isct ron rcn aus8es
tre:eneu Staotcn suriifSstratt unD mir hsi;sen bslz
te tlrs 10 risl rEer 10 renis rcn Dem rsttl!l,tnen
Gtaaten, ais rniere Srurreu nnD Scrrplten NIT
9Safenaeiralt telett talten. Scihit Mtiicnrt
nas aar nift ausaetrctcn 1T, tann SInec!n rllr mt
gSaifenaelralt tehaipten.
Nylrac fh film 2cier tduihsu /! Sinccin Fam BIC
Union niht riener tc~ritelien. Grtaln Dem Sallz
Be ren 0rienen auf Der 8aits Der ltntrn ntht
micecr seten. Seine falide unb rcrnertlthe gSpltz
tiff farm ni,r III etnen cnblrIen Nrercttun9sz ilD
8crnittlnaefris3e fibren nnp Der Sir9er, Der Tir
i'm iinnlt unb i'm mieecr III ~ertr1tlen bent, tallll
fi1 mr. oleidb auf nsus 3tebungen 9tfaBt MAJ
tsen rnh ieiu tSaus III SrDiu.nS ~bttn3cn. SSetf' es
ernitlih baruit III tbun 1T, Dem Sance Fen Gr,eoch
mo Die linton rieler St seten, Iemt hitltt tt'ns an
serr gSabl i6rta ais fir McGlclan 81 i~tittn'si.
9incp(n ,nb WcSleaau linS tlc6 ~c!n5slnc 4%crIrnrn
une eS faueelt ih ntft iii, lie, afer e5 taM6clt iis
uu Bic Gruuoiase unp bic Yclitif, eis IL %rsrtrcten.
9incclu rcrrGicntirt Gle radIiintisc ltnterjrhnn95z,
Musrcttunasz uub Mfplitirns<4rlitif rer Ntalfaz
h~uictt6er i anatifcr MtGlstan repraisn!irt bic Prs
litif Der. cpnicrratirsn @atsrlanE5isetnSc, Die 1nz
idnlsis itnb al Gem aesenrartis:l llnslif neS
9annss, unp ipire sas 8clf itrsm Static seTcl5t, 10
srirre bisicr &ric3 ME a,ts9efrrdeil itin. .
ssir m:erer6clen: 2abt eaA nit9t tinlat' Snra9
bic SieseszG enrnitraticncu ,nr auc cen Spsftas
set, rtn bic Stssistinssanhanser jcst IN ssn isgtsl
Saacn rrr Ger 9Sehl auf Die 8eine ~friuaen. G5
lit auss 2ns mp Srrs. ainerln fam rie Linton
uid,t miercr ~GsriteQsn unr inter leiner 4}clitit iino
aits Gicse fruftlcs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-13

-tiOO srleateu rurrsn am Mcnta8 rrn bier
rad Snciara fccreCrt; tt,rn i'ui rrrt ST %I;';'ntsn !
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-13
Gin GrnB au WcGlcnnn.

Sarpsrs ssecflp, cine ietr rsitrrrtrsitets tltl'lt
rirte gSrasni4rift, rslds jcbt fit &ineclH lnr'
Gif rnp Gim sebt, tcsritbts bic NildtcruTl'n
nOa Ser ftrdttaren @tsDsrlaSs Yrrs'
in f~clgenpsr iHwunSrraen @ciie:
Sci mict'rum uns aearHft . Sch - 0as '9erS
Ses @ptfes, iApn rerSrriIclnc bin8einhfen,
Grbctt iih nit rer aiten 9rYcrftdt,
gFit finSlittcm Nertrauen NH Stebe. tn
9}iit unicr auserfprn er Tubrer Jest!
QSir fplgten Dir, mir iab'n ME 0u in tru3it
Cen Spptt mn I6pbn Ger Ncirer, rercn 5alIAbeit
60rmlcs abpralltc. ltneridItterlth
t6ait Gu rrrar7eitre6t nit ftdrfer Scele
HIM sinaspHanSt ms |6eri rer Se9ipnen
Ole 2ict' sn Dir, bic an Ner16tt'runa 9renjt
Gent ein;i9 3el lit III Tires Sance5 Grpbe
Gorrirts osnn iu8enrljder 6elrherr! %~pr!partS!
Sic Stunb' fer gtpth lit RI y lei On Ter 3tstter!A
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Scr @eIaote.
srlumtus, Den 10 Sststsr 1864.
GrnGbler:

CfDGDlec:
gbarlcs &ccnslin,
sbrmas SO 9artlsr,
Srhn E. 9attisr,
Sctn SmifI
Miniam S. Gilmere,
2utber Stnitf,
Gtarles 81. 9aniIrn,
sHiuiam g. Selfair,
sGiliam >. Grei9btcn,
Sueicn q. 9eefe,
Geware g. StC,re,
Ssane5 g. Salr,
Scnrp s. Mcrre,
Sanes Ginmitt,
@tarleS s. Srhnitcn,
Steal Scorer,
Mrtcrt q. Gcnitaflc,
Oliver S. Swanep,
Gharlss 90. slten,
9apic st. 4aiss,
Gimecn g. Sunt.
am 0isniiaa, cen 8. Np.enleer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-10-13

60 ipraa gaeGlsGan! Sas narsn re Srrts
einss a~uiridtiscn erltuhtetsn 9atricteu, sani III
Dem Gimme nes fstraucrtcn Spu9las. gSare Der
&riss IN ricier gGsiie fit Bic t6eritclHns Der uairn
aocin atiitrt mprpsn, ir mare Asnte bic llnicn ,ries
Der h~eyaeteut. 9ltsr sltgabam Sincc(n lprtc nidt
auf nisle msiisn g8prts, ipie Gin idmanfsneeS Irtr
tsuatc sr liA inter Zen SSiacn Ger raHlithtisen 0az
NATTER unS reripaneslts Den &ris3 in cincn &reuSz
Sus asssn Die Sciarsrei IN sinen IrSrptthn3sz
unr llntsrjc6nn9sfris9. Gis 6cisen lissen ror
&ries in WusiiHt, Der nit Zen, Siirtn aub r~nisr'
g1r6llanD iir gan,e OtsuIhenaftsr rerntthtet.
sltraba,n 2insrln Fann bic Union nidt lertsllsn-
MtSleuan farm nnS wirb lie ~berlttasn I'M Sinns
uuD mad DEN 9rin;ieien rsstc,ransrtsn Gsu9ios!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-08
8elmunt Chronicle.
S
st. clairsviIle, Ohio, Sept. 8,

The New York World foots up the
cost Of the War for the Union, and
then turns upon its opponents and
says: "This is the money expense to
the country Of that exquisite luxury, a
Black Republican President. 1t may
be very sweet and delicious, butcan we
afford itp"
The Tribune retorts: "Suppose your
party carries the election just before
us, and ours thereupon revolts, and as
sumes to take eight or ten Northern
States out of the Union, and commences
a civil war, which lasts through
your Presidents term, costing the coun-
try as much in blood and treasure as
this war has done, which party will be
justly responsible for that war? And
will such doings prove that the country
can't afford the luxury of a Democratic
PRESIDENT Let us see you work your
rule both ways!"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-08

The Wheeling Intelligencer, speak
ing Of the canvass in this District, says:
{" Mr.. Bingham is man of high Or
der of ability, as all who heard him
here at the time of his Baltimore depot
speech can testify. He was the lead
ing champion of West Virginia on the
floor of the House, at Washington, in
December, 1862. His competitor,
White, is one of~a dozen most intense
Copperheads in the present Congress
We cannot recall single vote he gave
last session to support the Govern,
ment.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-08

Four years ago, and up to the out
break of the war, Mcclellan, as we'll as
Pendleton, was resident of Cincinnati,
and that city is still his legal residence,
according to the axiom Of our State
Constitution that no one gains or loses
a residence by reason of serving the
country in her armies. We do not
know whether Mcclellan is now billet
ed on New York, New Jersey or some
other State; nor is it at all MATERIAL
The President and Vice President must
not be residents of the same State; but
there is no rule which forbids dozen
defeated candidates being in the same
house if they choose.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-08
Grants Campaign i'm Virginia.

The English papers, which see everything
in the light of strong Southern sympathy,
declare that General Grants campaign is a
failure, All the Richmond papers make
the same declaration as matter Of course,
and SO do all the Northern papers that re-
produce feebly the sentiments of their South
ern friends All these declare alike loudly
that the great campaign that has shaken
the rebellion to the centeris failure. There
was never more shameless piece of audac-
ity than this in the history of impudence
Grants campaign has been the most sue
cessful of the war. He has driven Lee
with the finest army that the Confederacy
ever had, or ever will have, up and down
and all over the State of Virginia he drove
him from the Rapidan to Richmond, and
compelled him to 80 through that city as if
for life to hold its defences on the other
side; and he has again driven the greater
part of Lees forces out of Petersburg and
Richmond, and down the Shenandoah Val
ley, to look for something to eat.
Such failures as this Of Grants are to re-
establish the supremacy of our Government,
and pound the Confederacy to pieces; and
that is what the friends of the Confederacy
have to find fault with in General Grant.
Secession journalists in England, in the
Southern States, andin the Northern States,
see that if Grant continues in his present
position but few months longer, the Con-
federacy is done for. They recognize in
him the great man of this war. He has
shown in such instances as the choice of
Sherman and Sheridan great knowledge
of men. He has shown, as at Belmont,
that he could take small force into the
field, and handle it and fight it splendidly.
lie Aas shown at Fort Donelson, at Shiloh,
at Vicksburg, and at Chattanooga, how
magnificently he can handle one large army;
and he has shown in the present year with
what comprehensive ability he can direct
the operations Of several armies, spread
over the largest theater Of war that was
ever under one man. And they know, from
these evidences Of his ability, that, if the
Government supplies him with men, he will
end the war before November. This i:
what distresses the secession press, and in
duces it to cry out against General Grant
in the vain hope that their clamor may af
| feet the Northern people.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-08

A CORRESPONDENT Of the Cincinnati
Gazette, writing from Harrodsburg,
Kentucky, says that Washington Brad
ley of that place, who fought three
years in the Rebel army, and is now
under bonds for $4,000, was dele
gate to the Chicago Convention. He
was quite at home there, no doubt
The people are asked to support a ticket
presented by Convention where men
who fought against the flag, and where
men who sympathize with those who
are seeking to destroy the Government,
were delegates That is asking too
much of loyal Americans!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-08

WHEN the Republican National Con-
vention in 1860 nominated candidates
for President and Vice President who
both resided in the Free States, a We
hement outcry was raised by their op-
ponents as though such action were in
fragrant defiance of the Constitution
Now, the Democrats, holding their con-
vention at Chicago, have done that
same thing, but we hope no one will
complain of it, If any one thinks
there is any harm in such choice, let
Pendleton, because of his principles, be
located in South Carolina, and so make
all straight.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-09-08
The Dubuque Gowa) Times demon

The Dubuque { (Iowa) Times denom-
mates the meetings of the Confederate
Democrats "warlike peace meetings. "
That is peculiarly happy, seeing that
they threaten resistance to the zen
forcement of the law" resolve upon
free ballots for rebels or free bullets
for the authorities, and secretly pro-
cure large shipments of ammunition
and arms from the East, for the use Of
those who claim the blessing of "peace'
makers. "