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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-05
Sl,65S,579,O2l S64, 1888 ,O5e

When we come to face our liabilities
they are by no means so formidable as
when they are painted by gentlemen
whose Imagination runs ahead of their
facts. Our public debt will on the LIST
of July exceed the estimate of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury because we have
made appropriations for bounties to sol
diers of over S100000OO0, and because
we have called into the field two hun
dred thousand more men-neither of
these having been estimated for last De-
cember. Otherwise our actual expenses
would have been less than the estimates.
1t will be seen that the interest we
are liable to pay is on 81 l82, S73, $50, and
amounts, at the rates we pay, to S64,-
1913, sos, and of this only s43,714,433 is
payable in coin. ~" Z. t--
Beyond this the amount of currency
and fractional notes outstanding has
been recently not increased but consi-
derably reduced. . 'uu
The present internal revenue bill, al
though have not yet examined every
item as thoroughly as / expect to do,
will beyond question, yield over $3.50
100000 annually when fairly in opera
ton, which, with the revenue derived
from the tariff, now going on at the rate
of about $80,000,00O, will place in the
Treasury between three and four hun
dred million dollars. There has been
some Impotence manifested that this
bill should not have been introduced ear
lier. Those who know the extent of the
unremitting labor of all sorts of the Com
mittee of Ways and Means are not those
who have been most impatient, and as
for any others, less informed, | do not
propose to put the committee in the at
titude of offering an excuse. 1t should
be noted, however, that had bill been
presented in the first sixty days of the
session, neither this House nor the coun-
try would have sustained bill raising
so large sum as is now proposed, and
we should have been compelled to bring
in supplementary bill, and thus have
done piece-meal what we now do at once.
Our ideas upon the subject of taxation
have expanded; but they are not now
more liberal or more earnest than those
which sway the heads and hearts of the
loyal millions behind us who have de-
termined to uphold this framework of
free institutions, this Government of the
people, and this Union, to the latest syl-
liable OF recorded time. .u0
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-05

LIQUOR FINEs.-S Carlisle of Plym-
outh Five Corners was recently found
guilty of % offences against the liquor
law, the fines amounting to $3.50.
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l of "a years l month and IA days old.

S. 81. KELLOGG, Toaon Cterk.
Pittsford, May 8, 1864. ...
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-05

IRoN.-The South SALISBURY Furnaces
are now doing rousing business, eight
tons of iron being turned out per day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-05

SPEECH OF HON JUSTIN S. MORRILL,.
Concluded from LIST page.

SPEECH OF HON JUSTIN $. MORRILL,.
concluded from LIST page,l
A new feature in the bill will be seen
in the duty proposed to be levied on the
product of gold and silver A license is
required, not from the man who tolls
with his own hands, but of those who
have the requisite capital, skill, and ma
chinery to employ others in the bust
ness, and this will embrace more than
three fourths of all the business A du-
ty Of only three per cent.-not five, as in
the case of other products-is proposed
on the product, and that to be paid an
kind, for the reason that any other mode
of payment would be announcement to
those engaged in the business and be-
cause the duty thus paid will be more
convenient to the Government as an adj
ditional resource from which to draw
the means fol paying interest in coin on
the public debt.
The estimated present annual product
Of gold and silver is as follows:
California III $4,000 900
Colorado 20,0000 900
Idaho, (Montana) 25,000,000
Oregon, Washington, New T
Mexico, and Arizona 20,000,000
Nevada, (silver) 3O,000,000
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THURSDAY, MAY s, 1864.

To CORRESPONDENTS. We cannot publish COM
nunications which come TO us without the name
Of the author attached. The name IA not required
lbr publication necessarily, but as guaranty OF
rood faith on the part Of the correspondent.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-05

CHEsTER.-The ladies of Chester last
week forwarded the following hospital
supplies:
II pairs socks, % flannel shirts, 10
cotton shirts, 3 pairs flannel drawers, II
pairs cotton drawers, dressing gowns,
13 quilts, 10 needle books, 8 sheets, 2
pairs pillow-cases, I wooden blanket,
l pair mittens, towel, pair cotton
socks, lint and old linen, 20pounds dried
apples. ... "
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-05

PITTsFoRD. -Edator Rutland Herald -
Returns of marriages, births and deaths
in Pittsford for the year 1863 are as fol-
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VERMONT CAVALRY Al
bert P. Youatt, company X William p
Pearsons, Concord, D; Torens McCuen,
Coventry, | ; Edwin A. Porter, Poultney,
G Daniel P Bancroft, East Montpelier,
I; Harrison Wallen, Brattleboro, F
John Delaney Arlington, G; Almon
McClunnin, Rutland, A; Alfred Mahan,
Cornwall, X william Thompson, Bur-
lington, M; D. A. Pink, K, Charles
E. Youatt, Cornwall, K all privates
and members of the First Yer
mont cavalry, have been recently ex-
changed. Mr. Corson, our state agent
at Philadelphia, in reporting the fact to
Gen. Washburn, says the men are suf-
fering from the inhuman treatment they
received from the rebels, and adds at
makes ones heart sick to see these brave
boys, and to think that so many of our
soldiers are still in the hands of those
bad men," -I.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-05

VERMONT CENTRAL.-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Vermont
Central Railroad Co. is to be held at
Montpeler, MAY oath.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-05-05

CORNWALL SnBEP IN THE GRAND List.
The town clerk of Cornwall furnishes
the Middlebury Register with an account
Of the appraisment Of the several flocks
of sheep In that town by the listers,
There are l25 flocks the greater part
small-but rs over 100 and two of 200
and over-SS between so and 100, The
aggregate valuation, is about $4,000.
The highest valuation of single sheep
are $4,000 each of two stock bucks
owned by f, S, Stowell, and 81 500 for
s. S. Rockwell
There are q flocks of ewes, which are
valued from $40 to $50 per head, the re-
naming flocks running below $40.
PRRsoNAL.-Hon. Jacob Collamer has
our thanks for number Of COMPRESSION
al speeches,
Ensign II, L. Johnson, of Burlington,
has been promoted to be Lieutenant
in the Navy, dating from February 22d,
1864.
Rev. J. L, Goodrich, graduate of the
University of Vermont, has been elected
chaplain of the LIST Vermont Cavalry.
Capt A. B. Cain, 4th Infantry, left
Burlington on Tuesday for Harrisburg
Pa, where he is ordered on recruiting
service Capt. Cain has been in Bur
lington since October last and during
that time has recruited large number
of men for his regiment.
The New York herald., 1864-10-20

REOOkLYH ACADEMr OF MUSIC
Il FAREWELL BENEFIT or
LAURA kEENE
aad positiv e,y
LAST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON
Thursday evening. October 10
will performed successful or modern cosdiss
OUR AMPRICAN COUSIN.
from tho original manuscript owned by LaurA Kcepe (a
other copies spurcu performed by her al
Ia New York over 500 nights N CT wdcd honseA
THIS WORLD RENOWNED COMEDY
this at the solicitation Of hundro0U
who unable in OF tie imaeue crowd -
Last this being the only night Il
be performed this season. IL
Fiorsnce M o. III, ~ ~
The New York herald., 1864-10-20
sALEs AT AUCTION.

II ENRY d. MINER, AUCTION EER -SALEsROOM
Ii 81 Nassau street. opposite Post ocs. Friday,
Oct 81, at l05s O'Clock MINER SoMERvILLk will sell
auction at their esroon, staest general
assortment OF Household Furniture Of rosewood
NAH and black walnut SUITS In aud
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Bureaus Bed.
sseads, Mattresses Lounges Mang Crockery, All Of
which is removed for convenience Of sale Also at IL
O'Clock full size Decker Billiard table perfect osder,
comulet0. with balls &c
The New York herald., 1864-10-20
AMUsnMERTy.

AMUSBMEGTD.
A oADEMY OF husIc.-IrALIAs OPERA
"A Director ,{,;zzii AAA aAhkrsA
for the nrst time In her ceIeprsted ro,s Of Pauline
MASSIMILIANI.
for the 6rst time In hts character OF Polutu
ON FRIDAY EVENING. OCT. ~. At O'CLOCK.
ELEVENTH SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.
IL POLIUTO.
with splendid mise and IN Immense CASA
CAEOZZl-zUCCHf
kAssIMrLTAsr. ,,x
DELLSi' wsrNLIcu.
Conductor .....................MAx MARErZ64
sATURDAY-oPERA in BRooKLYN-FAUsT
NO MATINEE THIS WEEK.
sees can be secured the oce Of the Academys -
beer schirmers T0i BROADWAY. at W. A. Pond Coz
Df Broadray. and At Root Anthony corner OF Nassn2
and Pine streets.
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DRAI'GAa.

CONSOR-On Monday Doc. 9TH, afor a long Ill
meas, Patrick Conner, native Vi Mui,inga!, county
Me.tnos h ireland, aged ~ y'eit.
Tho reDttiVes and hieAdf Of the family
arc Ie.pec.uly invited TO Ettfui tie iuHo; a. this
~ edne. las. afternoon, at o'clock, non hls late
Ieal,!sure 10 Water II, Is. o1slyn. 10
DAyIs-On Monday, Dec. s, 1894, JNH 3, Jr. only
son OF Jas. 5. and Nara Davi@ aeed II years, ~
months add ~ dAyH
I'm. fnner nd viii take place from the n.idonoo Of
his ia,her, u Greenwich ave, on Wednesday Dec. 10
DONOVAS-On MonlAy, Der. 9th, Jeremiah j.,
only surviving OF the lsto Junes Donovan, nn-
tivn Of the Parirh OF kumGeah"A, County COX, Ire
land. AGED ~ years
lila friends and those II his mother Harriet Don
ovan, AMI his btothsf-n-law Laurence J CIlnn a.,
are respectfully requested 70 attend the iunera thIs
(WodnCsdayJ nftsrro.iI N inst 1t o'coc Jrucee-
ly trCn the residence OF his mother - foeyth ~
co.. OF Canal. l1l
DOlLE-In " illiAmAbuTghL On Tuesday, Dec. oth,
hTH. Ann Doyle, a naive OF County Wosuuoath,
| Ireland, aged CO yaars-
The relatives friends Of the fGnily 10 respect
fully invited " attend ths funonl, IL ,Wodnoaaay
| roaidenoe, $50 smith at lt6
| O'KEHfE-On Tuesday, Dee oh, John koeie,
native Of Colniy Ianle rick, Ireland, asea 20 ypt-
| HE fraadh and relatives le respectfully inyibei
| 10 attend tho funanA thn (WodnHsiayl atternooq
a. 0esock, from his i-ss rsAiasnee. les NORTH Oh
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This exhibits an average annual expenditure,
through tour ye.rr Of expensive pu>ecue ed under
many and great disadvantage. Of sI1lOl.sl3.
The chief Of the Bureau q Medeine ead suteery
reports the number Of cnsuaies during tie year 70
be III killed ank ISL wounded Total numt cves
Of sickness under treatment t1.iN OF vnicn num-
Ter |, IS died jS ~ returned TO duty or dis.
charRed, leaving Eli under treatment ~ the close
OF the year The tOt. number Of deaths 10 i,j6l lie
suggests complete fcorHAn ,ZailOn OF TIE Medical
Department, 40 A. to render II adequate e. the etpan
sou Of the service, and adapt u 70 eIi.tlns want
With the present organization. aud dcoI ncy Of pay
II l. mr,-e bic to render this Bureau more Elective,
the superior inducements offered ny the army Al
tsctins W that OF the service nany persons no
would prefer the navy.
Mr. Neiles simply recoun,s he capture Of the Flo
rida. ct san salvador, ID azi by the Mschusst, but
CIpresse opinion the subject. lie stNtrs that
che wa taken TO iinnp'on Ro vie In leN>y ALTON
who - she collidcd with army vessel End sank In
I few days near the wreck OF the Cumterand.
The secretary states that important imp cveronts
have Teen u.ste IN The Monitors but eive, Upu.
ion thts Glaze OF vessels. he uUseA the mpu
oetAhlishlng Navy Yard IN tfesh watcr " thcy
cannot he lii up IN salt water. BE ends 'ha' I
should he located near larre city where ski art.
Zme abound and ENJOYING market i,ciliuos. \
comInifaton y reidet over by Admiral DaviA
/ 10 nos ensuEei IN the selection Of a suita-
/ bic pace. Important experiments aye IN prU-
r.oss " eco1omize the consumption Of coal, and
meuds an improvement In the contract System, Oh
account Of the cOut1-on created by the me ability VI
/ pices aud a nsus ma ke' Measures have teen
taken to carry out the PROVISIONS of the law iot he
/ eiucatiOn OF naval Cnsiuee =. The Naval AcniotLy
Vii return " Annapolis next Sp.i ing. The tUyATt-
m,nt still suffers Tor the want Of soaniCn, uutS ith-
standing the Jaw authorizes the transfer Of soeiile
! from the land service. 10 correct uie owls arising
/ tougicssiOnM District shIl To authorized to pac,
H. W'.' IL al apprentices on luad the school shlI
tai me aud inst the annual SCI ccton OF one halt the
%" mids ipu'en shaii 10 malc iIOui tues sspieH-
|
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TRADE NOTICES.

A TTENTlON, PAPER STAINERS-A Reg
4 hulas uonihiy mceinS OF The Pap. -A.atlS
luO4, No. L viii he hcid Mt theu rorris. 2 y C.utie
sL on this Neanesdiy esCu,n p, Dyc ia I-U4 ~
ordet oi the P,c.lcnt. IL
TRY GOODS CLERKS EARLY-CLOSING
- AssuciA Jon val ho,J ,hrii ie-u,A, b.cetIug td
IA lin '-C,us.ur HAL thu evening, At ; o'cso's. 4
tall attenuauce u te,ucSte-. A. W. N NIdi,
Pee. FRED. WALLER, k"c. Sec 10
TUNK DEALERS ASSOCiATlON-A Regu.
~ lar mOntuiy me'tiua Of tLe JvuN Ie-t.s' Pc
tectiye A sovIAton viii be hci,. Neun.- "a, e ca
iuy, lee I'm, O'clock 4. NJ, NJ lsT hbycl,
Pune "A attendance le te guessed ~ o. drs II = s.
BlCANNON, Piss. mos. SElTA. see. t3O
NOTICE - THE kEGULAR MONTH y
moeung Of the Blue stonc Cduer. and ,'ia;leip
VIII lc Lgi IA mon IA, CO.. q, lt,h t. and eti
ave- Ou Ncint sA cNUt.iiE, iCc.,ta. iy cti't ui he
Association. y. j. bl Rtt..N. thalrHru. JuNElli
hOkki son, SECRETARY. go
I'HE Nj Ell TIN PLATE, COPPER AND
Il sheet lion Worker Protective and Bc., orui
luiun vii hold Their quarterly meet.ns NJ Mlht,fy
Hail, 81 "Wednesday evening, l'er. iih. Ever' tuctu-
lsr Ia requested W atcuI ~ the iv.nd 81 uIc SEER
tary and treasurer also the fmatre tNfnnittee 70.
port. By orler VI thu Union. WI. Mum, Ple.
NJ. 4. WHITE, ;. hOFA!sitR. ScSy. l9i
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DEATHS.

HUMPHREY On Tuesday, Dec. 9th sf,er long
but svec Illness Nicholas NJ. Humphrey, In tic 81
year OF he age.
The relative. and friends Of tho family, and a.o
the neinbe.s Of Washing on Engine Go. No l. VI
Bfooklyn y. ~, are respectfully invitei 20 attend
the funeral, from the iesgenCO Of his con, Andrew
n Humphrey, SO North 80 81 Brooky n, n. 10, on
ThuftiAy, Sth inst, nj O'Clock, T. n HE rrrnaina
viii 10 takon " Evorgfceas Cemetery for iutor-
Lieut. IUA
MORGAN--On Zee 9th, Of couyul, lons, Euphemis
Augusta only daughter Of Jcloph ). aid sarah L..
MORAN.
The friends and acquaintance arc respectfully In
yiied 20 etend the funeral, on Thursday, Dec. ) CT
O'clock, =. Ne from rs West ilte,. 70
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Financial News Markets. a..

S,v York, Tuesdav, Dec. q, p k.-The fuctu,-
tons Ia sold 10 day have been follows AT ~ AN.
22ga lbs, l3va; loSG 2Sot lyAS ~; II, 25is
His egl's; ii.35, 25l}4; II, zJi; II 10, IJoAs
l2ao, 2Jis 1. 23lH Ia 2aI, la, 2JiA 2ub,
83y $40, 232&; 2.+I 9J2',; Q, 28y1s $50 2sI
S.IS 254S 4.e5, 233G l.3A 23i; i.oS, 234h. The
most interesting eaturr OF the days business was the
great demand for government securities At much
hshor rates This advance indicates the grAtifyins
In provemen, Of tina national credit, and is the
demand both iroru abroad and from our people.
Tho new Seven. rhirtie- all dated August 18th,
l'Gi, aud have three years TO FROM that date.
Each note hGs Eve coupons, payable on tho 18th Of
February and Ausust ia each year. The interest 4,
two cents a day on every siOL and " in currency
The cencrAl stock market has also been very active
today, At sn impro,ou cut Of from s to PER cent.
The monoy market ,hows increasing symptoms Of
osse. Al q per cent. lenders scarcely able -
place thcir funds II call gooi securities Exchange
quiet sud quoted In gold iy9'4 for bankers, and
lUs q lUS "A tor merchants balls.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A .. H., no. 1.-THE OFFICERS AND
"A. nouuoIp Oi the above Div siou arr requostel
"a attend q special meeting AT Milliman's HilL cof-
STU, ~ there 10 hu,uers Of nnpo tauce 10 he Hnsat
ed, By order OF JOHN RlELLN, Pfe.t; THOMAS
GALLAGHER. sec. IL
A o. HIBERNIANS No. THE REGU-
LlsiM monthly meeting Of this number wall bo held
On hufsih,, Ilec. , u, at y o'clock, h hIImau's
HAL, cor 10th o. ani tn ave- there Il business O
Importance to lie Transacted. By order OF MICHAEL.
Dvt6HEkfl, Pres. JOHN hcGkAfH, Sec 10
L'ATHER MATHEW I. 4. u. SOCIETY,
L No. l. OF y. T., Hal 18th st. near Ave C.-l'uDiio
Iohpci aucC Aouuug tins Wednesday Z, sntag, bee.
lth, al O'clock. speaking by Me-srs jas. Delaney,
Jas Wul~ork AMI GeorRe Stephenson. singing by
Me@rs Maioney and Purcell. ukOkIE fLEAfNu,
fIcut l. M kPIil, ksc roc. lp
EATHER MATHEW T. A. h. SOCIETY,
No. o, OF y. T., corner Of t4th II. anu sth ave.
ingr. y. b. The members arc notified to attend the
reruar quarterly meeting tor the election OF Oticc,
this, "Wednesday, evening. Zine Tor cnuAnee.
r. X. PjLCELl. Pres. PATRICK TlllE kec.
Bee. 1888
THE FATHER MATHEW T. A. II. Society
No. 3, vi H. ookIyn, h.. ~. viii hold their regular
mnnnly, e1d IN tis instance sl"3nl mCCtlu at v
OClU.k tnia evening" ~ tAeii hu, Graud and Ith
al the members tussoi To attoId, thst
business VI very great mlortanae to be transacted
Absent Ineinhsrr viii also 10 fined. THOMAS NJ
LLOYD, ffe-idcni; LAW kkNCE POWERS, sec. vi
THE MEMBERS OF PYRAMID LODGE,
l. igJ g. A. NJ, A4e heeby notified w attend Con-
! uunicatou, to be he d on thursday, nj O'Clock H.
NJ, Tor the pltpose Ut attending the funeral VI ouI
late Bro. JOAN EALLACt. by order oil the w
M THOMAS II. uoLDNEf, sec. gbs
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NNANTED-A GOOD BOY TO TAKE
w care OF horse aud drive light wagon, al
No. 1921 broadway, OF. 2bth ~. 10
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9t,is Beft.S irainia.

Mew=Greef, 6. Mdrs. Die Gapalerie=
Streifpartie, mel4e unter Dem Sefebl beS OBJ
riit>2ieutenant8 8ppt pom Is. q. 9, CAPABLE
~rieregiment nab BenoletOn ausgeididt murOe,
tebrte beute 5urif. ST meloet, baB Der 6einb
in iener @esenO in SUrce itanO. Mebrere tleiz
ne Guerillabanoen entflpben Bel ber9lnndberuno
nnierer Sruppen.
9ie Expedition ~serit6rte gd15li6 Die Salpe=
tertperte iIpli6 BON 6ranflin in 9enbletcn
@puntp.
Sine anbere Streifpartie bate ELM S9ar=
m1bel unipeit MpOr9elp NIT einem Sbeile BON
Wtc9leils Gapallerie. 5 unlerer 9eute werpen
nod sermiBt.
SIN SbenanoDab<Sbale ideint iberall @abe
SI berri6en.
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9lusiasen pom 0eierteuren.

Nem 06rt, Z. Mdr5, Ser arnee>Gprz
Respondent bes 81. 3. !6eralo l6reibt:
Srei 9elerteure tamen seitern in unlere 2i=
MEN, melde beri6terl, baB Die 8prrdtbe Der
GebeQen gang eridOpft ieien, Oa Die 9lrmee in
6olge Der S%ertDrten Giienbabnen ni6tS mebr
pom &idmpnb erbalten t6nne, Sd9li6 perpen
~6puragierSise na6 ben lioli6 pom &apipan
gelegenen Counties 9eididt unb es lit uneenein
idper, Die glrmee 5l perpflesen. 9ie Defer
teure gebDren sum 48. Miifilippi 8esiment in
glpeQS Corps.
Sic iagen aus, Dap ibnen am 9pnneritag
ein Seridt auf Der garape porgeleien mrtroe,
DAP ii6 &ilpatrid NIT Buffers Gapalerte BEL
6unpper 6. S. p~ereinist babe ; am nd9iten
Sag murbe Elm anOerer 8eri6t ~rerleien, ndmte
lid, DAP &ilpatrid 9ti6monb angegriffen babe,
.aber nit einem &erhlit BON 1900 Mann slz
ridgei6lagen Wproen lei.
Die observation-disclosures lit un9emein belpr9t nm
ibre tinftige Griitena, ba Silpatrid Die Miblen,
pel6e fir Die 9(rnles arbeiteten, serit6rt bat.
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Weueres BON Wc o hi

ST. 2OutS, z. Mdrs. Capt. 6pptins,
Der bier Dor benz &riege als SluB>Gapitain ppbl
betannt mar, fam I'M Sreitag pom MObile an,
baS er am IS. Sebruur perlaien, ST ia9t,
DAP nur 5000 Mann in Ntobile ieien; Die 8e=
~feltigungen i'm &iiden Der Staot leien 5war iebr
gut, f6rnen aber Our6 cine itarfe Mtadt genpmz
men merben. Sen. Sberman'S 8~epegung per-
breitete grpBen S9reden, er mitroe aber eiren
entidlp6enen @iOeritanO g~eiunOen buben, tpenn
er Die Stabt alsegrifen bdtte, Sober mdnuli=
DE 8emobner pcn Is Bis As Sabren 1T Elm ge=
iibter Sploat.
Gs berri6t feline 9fotb int SiOen. 9aS @olt
lit bereit, 6riepen inter irgenp melden 8epinz
9unsen attSunebmen, nur Die Sibrer fno entz
i6lOhen, ben aampf biz sum duberiten f%Ort5u@
ieben.
8pn ben ~&alpnenbppten IN Der WiDbile 8ap
fiuo4 eilengepan5ert, Die ySenneHee" lit bas
itdrtlte.
Die @enerale 8embertDn uno 2opea linb in
columbia I'M Hubeitano. Sen. 9rice lit
ni6t na6 Wfertcp, lOnbern cOmmanpirt nod
Die IN Arfanias befinDli6en Wiiipuri &egi<
ntenter. sM 1sala $50
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So GOugreB brrSer. @taatsm.
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