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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10
RUTLAND HERALD.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1854.
The Result.

The patriotism, courage ana in.eiii-
renee of THE PRoPLE OF the Loyal states
have PASSED through an unprecedented
and critical trial. Against them were
all the fearful odds which unprincipled
men could heap up, based upon the ire
mendous and severely felt burdens and
sacrifices of four years of gigantic war,
uuon unceasing appeals to the coward
ice and avarice of mankind, and upon
delusive promises ofpeace,
The patriotism, courage and inteiii-
yence of the American people have come
out of this fiery ordeal, bright, constant,
strong. victorious. The strength OF
popular government, based thereon, is
proven for the whole world and for all
time. Under all circumstances, against
all obstacles, the people have deter
mined to defend their government
They have declared that no sacrifice OF
life or property is too great for the
preservation of freedom and their rights,
to themselves and their children, against
all foes at home or abroad.
By this decision the safety, perma-
nence and prosperity of the Union are
assured. The remnants OF rebellion will
be destroyed; treason begetting slavery
will in good time be obliterated, and
the nation, purified and ennobled, will
enter upon new and higher career.
Abraham Lincoln is reelected. lie Is
reelected because he is opposed to a
base and eowardly surrender OF oul
Union and free institutions TO treason
anarchy and ruin; because the people
kaoto he will execute their decree thai
the war be prosecuted till treason II
crushed out Of the land. 1t is grand
glorious decree, in which lie the homo
of the people who made it, the safety o
democratic government, the permanent
of the American Union.
Never was grander occasion for gen
eral and heartfelt JOY among a grea
people than is now presented in tina
decisive defeat of all enemies of Thu
Union, involved in the reelection o
Abraham Lincoln.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10
CONGRESSIONAL ELEcrIoNs.-The num-

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIoNs.-The num-
Der Of Congressman to be chosen, in con-
nection with the Presidential election
was 80, distributed among the follow
ing states California, Delaware, Illi-
nois, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Massa-
chusetts, Michigan, Minnesota; Missouri,
New Jersey, New York, Wisconsin. 1t
is hoped and believed that sufficient
number Of Union men have been elected
to give-with those already chosen
the two thirds of the House necessary
to carry the amendment Of the U. s.
Constitution abolishing slavery.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10

These are the words of Andrew
Jackson. recorded in q letter to James
Hamilton, in 1882; 81 am web aware
of the views and proceedings of the
great nullifiers Of the South.
l have no doubt of the intention of their
leaders to Secede from the
Union. The Union will be
preserved. Rest assured of this. There
has been too much blood and treasure
shed to obtain it, to let it be surrender
ed without struggle Our liberty and
that of the whole world rests upon it, as
well as the peace, prosperity and happi-
ness of these United States. 1t must be
perpetuata1,n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10

FLAG OF THE SEvRNTEENTH.-The orig
inal flag of the Seventeeth Vermont,
mentioned few days since in our COL
umns, has been returned to the State by
Capt. Conway of West Rutland, CON-
handing Co. I Of the regiment. Adju-
tant Gen. Washburn has placed it over
the chair of the speaker of the House,
a position as near as possible to the
clerks chair, formerly filled by the late
commander of the regiment, Lieut. Col,
Cummings.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10
Total vote,
Union majority,

Compared with the election of last
September, when Rutland did SO well,
we have gain on the Union vote of SO,
and a gain on the so-called Democratic
vote of 81 net Union gain 22,-the vote
in September being for governor, Union
7S9; democratic 81,
In the presidential election of 1860,
Lincoln received in this town 7f2 votes,
Douglas 400, Breckenridge %, Bell 10.
Total 1912. Compared with this, the
town yesterday made gain on the Tn
ion vote of So, and the democrats a
loss of "a, without counting the votes for
Bell in 1860, or a loss of 81 on the total
opposition vote of that year. Lincoln's
majority in 1860, in this town, was
2Os; this year 800; Union gain Is2.
We congratulate our readers of Rutland
on this grand result There is no cow
ardly surrender to traitors indicated
here. 1t is a record worthy of lead
ing town of the Union-and-l iberty-lov.
ing State of Vermont.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10

The destruction of the rebel ram
Albemarle is confirmed in the Richmond
papers. Twelve of Lieut.. Cushing's men
were captured, only one of them wound
ed. None of the crew of the ram were
injured. The loss of the Albemarle
opened the Roanoke river to the YAM
KEGS, and led to the capture Of Plymouth
by them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10

MIDDLEBuRY HONE GUARp.-The Mid
dlebury Home Guard is filed up to the
number of 1l5 and organized by elect.
ing Col. c. W. Rose Captain, Capt. Gay
ger LIST Lieut., and Lieut.. Chas. William
son I'd Lieut.. Application to the Gov
ernor for arms was at once responded to-,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10

PERsosAI.-Rev. Renas Goss, mission
airy in Turkey, died of fever at Maia' -
Aug. %. Mr.. Goss was na'iVe "
Waterford, Caledonia county, 'er"On ~
and a graduate of Dartmouth any
dover.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10

THE ELEcrIoN.-The residence "a
Charles Sheldon, Esq, was prliiiah.i'
illuminated last evening in honor OF INC
Union triumph on Tuesday; and roche's
&c were sent up at several places IN inc
village.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10

Werepublish the following table show
ing the electoral vote to which each
State is entitled in the present election
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10

Not counting the three States last
mentioned, it requires 1l6 votes to
elect. Including those States, the total
electoral vote will be 25l, of which 126
is a majority.
By taking from the above table the
electoral vote of each State as soon as
the result in such State is ascertained
from the returns received, our readers
can easily determine when the Union
ticket has States enough to elect it.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10

EMANcIPATEp SLAvEs.-The Philadel-
phia North American submits the fol-
lowing as a carefully prepared estimate
of the number of slaves thus far set free
by the Administration or by the events
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10
Local and State Items.

THE ELECTION IN RurLANp.-The cleo
tien passed Off quietly and gloriously in
this town. The people showed their
patriotic appreciation of the momentous
issue involved. They turned out to the
polls in unprecedented number. In the
presidential election of 1860, six more
votes were polled in this town than yes
terday, but this was owing, we under
stand, to an unusually large number OF
votes being then cast here by non-resi.
dents of the town. So large number
of votes was never before polled by the
residents Of Rutland as yesterday.
The result was as follows;
For Lincoln and Johnson, S2S
For Mcclellan and Pendleton, 43S
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-11-10
For the Rutland Hersld.l
The FreednAen OF the SOuth.West.

We have recently received letter
from gentleman formerly of Connecti-
cut, who married colored lady Of New
Orleans, where he now resides. An ex-
tract from that letter reads as follows:
" We are making efforts to raise the
standard of thought and action among
the colored people of this city, as you
will see by the constitution of one of
their societies which / enclose. 1t en-
braces large part Of that population Of
this city. They have taken large room
on Toulouse street, are fitting It up com
fortably and have about twenty orphans
already in their charge. They have tai
ents and capacities to manage correctly
and successfully, and l hope that their
color win supply the means. The pri-
ces of all things are very high here at
present, and they will probably need
and seek assistance from the benevolent
at the North. They will need every.
thing which children or old persons re-
quire for comfort; clothing, shoes
blankets, goods of all kinds for all ages
and both sexes, to be made up here by
association If the benevolent in you
vicinity should feel disposed to collec
any thing for such an object and TO
such suffering persons, and will forward
them to me to my care, addressed to tn
president of the Association, assur
you such things shall meet their DIES
tination and be righteously applied"
(Signed) E. G. HYDE.
Mr.. Hyde's address is No. 2l9 Tchou
pitoulas street, New Orleans.
We send herewith copy of the Cor
stitution and Bylaw of the Associs
ton alluded to, which we think Wi
prove interesting to the readers of tn
Herald.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-24

Y'~u',oi Ausls 80 Hsott p,s' 3o'es"r
trot psr 5durn ls,asr 4selsn Ycraanasn
brit b,i f.tn.r f.dh,rsn Gs,leafrhe'' m'tr
oa6re ptt Nfpeubl'fY uao. rt'
5r.ibtt, wlteiakl Die Chico
40 ptoiform b.. Tim ,esn Nrwo.na bot 'bu
uuusi6, mAI.u'4, 3gI'tut'. atH OF
wobl rae Bolt aus2 isu(enr frt(tsn 8u"
rem, blu.ste otmobl, pet &riea No,b unit
summ.. infaR, Fee bane asbto@' Oh
pobl 81 e f!il8s Auebetans poa 500 roc
Hann, 1auftnrs RON 6amiIisn nm ibt'
9erloraer fetbsn tfraubtbaHs unrutmob
une Mfpsrlaa. ov .ebieuao pIa'form fer
nsrsn xpfa upr fsrnnt .. fer bsosuteh
10 sriitup, i'd eo6 rae 0olt flr 2'nsoln
psn Is uidt motN. nit unasbeusu >Wa:
)c,i,dl, neil 20 sn,(6lo6tn mar. fur He
putId unp G',bsit. rlt rie .@t,rrtr
a.Quna etr Union unp rie 0rni6tunQ
or Sflapsrsi A0se ~ rpfsrn. Bi1
ln,,ftnnsn rit(te 10 frsurta als breiI
IN (oIh,n Bsnadtuuasn lisat eine' rais
btas Q';Qs Ger pef';unpsn idr pie 3u
funf, Abs, sb<n ttbbaIb lrds !ttn G1tunr
cu &,pabl't unr esr Grsibstt tn stn''
Bltiamtsi, er(tl>ffsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-24
etebt cine ncue .3,cbuna oit(en @inter

| etebt .int ncue 3'cbuna oitfen @inte1
hem Ynuoc bepor? @ir baben ries nett
li6 ais bS6f unmabriheinid rarAeiteut
unr rit reBfdlli9en @eradts ibrer gntl lte>
bun9 nad ouf rie rtmofratli6en Wablz
trials ,uriidaefibrt. 5nrrb ld'eint etrae
an Ter Sadc ;u ltin. 1er ~Nat'cnol
Rcrutlican" ron 9Naihinacn, cae ei9ents
lihe @cItlatt, ia9t ndmlid in elmer lriner
lek!cn Nummcrn:
Ter 3wtd einer ne,,tn 3icbun9 pirc
niht bic Muiiilluns Der Sucta, icnrern
i@lehtmr8 ete MuebctunA ren lruppsn
ltin unp nur ~ eiciem Gnre loltte lie rors
eencmmen werrcn. Ia jtrtr frrperlid
taualide Buraer in rem aeeianeten Otter
G1 9efallen lai1cn mub, in BEN Ditnlt ,eez
rufen 3u werrsn, 70 bat fein Aeieelih &c
apeener eeredte uriade CUR Seidmcrre,
'penn sr serlanst miro, fsintn lbe'l res
militirilhen ,Iienltes 3u ltiittn:"
6ternad iheint cine neue 3iebuna rtm
Qanct beppr,uitcben, bel Der Stellpertre<
tuue uidt- aeitauet iein, irncern jeper Osz
,oaene bic Wusfete ie!tf idultern fol-. i.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-24
Der ntue frau3"Nfdbe @efnnote ~
0Sai b,natuu.

Der Nadfcl9er teS 6errn Mercicr ale
9sertrcttr Tranfrcih5 in @1fbinatun ii
Elm WarquiS s Sbateauren Te1
Yariier Correspondent rcs commercial"
lhreitt iitfr renlelben:
,lit Nnitellun9 zines Wannes ale
fran;HNlher Weianrter nad Mai ibilt9tcn,
cer auf rcr Diplrmatenlite einsn 70 ME
eri9en plab einnabm, .alS es rer ron
Marduis DC Gbateaurcnarp einaenomme:
ne lit, itebt nidt carna6 aus, als rb BIT
fran,rIihe Re9ieruns ibren 8e,iebun9sn
,ur NsNierln9 rsr Der. Staaten cine 9ros
BE Q1idti9feit beilese. Der neue ST.
ianrte, Der nod jung it, ,par er(t nea Dor
gan; f,,rjer 3eit 2egaticnsiefretdr unc
bat bios einmal als 2e9ations<Gbef tun>
Airt, uno oie6 Swar an Dem >rin3i9en 6ofe
ppn s. 0cllen, 100 cisle wi9ti9e BcfSr>
rerun9 i'm Nnpet.
Tcr 9lah1cleer ees !6crrn Wcreie1
maa Gin Miann Yun I alsnt lein; aver tei
ciner GntiernunA nm eiucm Wonat, no
Gin @elanrttr oft in Die Xa9e frmmt, nad
ltinsm tiaenen llrtbeile Su banreln, iollte
man rcnfen, rab bic Hesierun3 einen
Wann ncr,iebcn ,piircc, rer cine liu9cre
Shule in Der Diplomatic cur69eml@t
b1ne."
6iernad ~ urtbeilen mub Qouis Naz
pclcon 0eb ieiner Ssude in Nmerifa sitm<
liA ecmis balten. ODER AUDI mub er Der
Mnitht jein, oab 6err Gelraro ~ cenIt<
plrmaten unter9eprcneter &lai1e stbore,
bic lcidt ,u iibertSlpelu ltien. 0iellcidt
Mug AUDI rtr "Renard" (6uds) ldlauer
iein, ais Ct au5Icbt. q
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-24
Die aubere &eite.

gDir boben mterrbolt unlsre anhdten
abtr rte Btsreruwdbluna ree 6errn Gin
coin cfftn aue0siprc6.n. Bir 6oteu BIT
,,lbe in(ofun beoauert, ale uoir or
ru S,ue rec 6srrn Qire In j.bt stnsn
Butl.rortr Bremont bdttsn batsn
f5nu,n,. otu wtr babrn rsm Qanre lu.
Bl.ctrs,mdbluna RIO bsrrn 9ineoln In
lof.,n b.ratt& aratuitrt. oIt bts.
ielbt zine Wsrrammuna rst @b'eoao Plat
form oueipri6t. cen slsneen WtG!tuau
unf6drIi6 mo1f UNI rtn ff:n Strn re
0o!trs susfprt9t, ptefen 4rifo In ebtsn
bafnftu gDtife une untsr 0erni&tuna re'
5flupet tte ,ur @teesrbetf QunB eu
aan,.n Union for,auf0brsn.
Man mso NIT Rsdl tos @oIf tdnsln
po6 ts fiji uon rer Baltimore Is onpsntfon
unp Don rsr patronoas rsr N'aisruna !etu
frefts @ablrtdbt ous Zen 6dnptn rnrsn
lie;. 6due sJemanb uor a&t Wonatsn
a,(aat, toe etneoln 7tpttpsrerwdblt uetbsn
warDe, pte aarss rspublitanti&e patts1
ma.es i'm uutsr 6obns uae epott ausat
lad,t tabtn. Aoef noe rd6 DoIf uor H.
nteeu Monasen tdnt1tbun f6nnen unit
tbun 'foaen.! rae war bsmfelten In eeu
l,tt.n Staraum sor Der BaH etne I'm
m6ali9f.ft. Dur@ rie uustnt8tett tn psr
Nttben Der sormale ttpublttantf&tn pdr'
til nor rte p.n,otratti6s partst rrd&tt!
eraotit une an1on lore Ru&t tn~ pattto
i(&.r @stfe inm B.een BET Union uni
rv R.putl,t u psrmsnptn. aab ft uns Il
Qbienao ben Bs,rsts. tob fe ,motalifd
pstfom usn fsi. tnpsm fe etutn i&tmpfi
&eu fttpsn gttspfn ter Gb,e. ber 6nttd
uno zen Sntersfen bu Heputlh SorSoa
Hiefe pls.st uu6is p.rni&tst wsreen uni
rie Gbre rer Natton psrlanaie etu lap
lpre6sntss 8rpamu'unasurit 'ter 4
l6impaiasn: ale perrdttstifden Ylatfofn
osrfslbsn. Gins ntue domination lonnt
nt&t msbr psrReugmmeu iuerben. ,ptne pi
Snt.r.f7 \ t.r iseanet p.s gbieaae- plat
form uup pte Sntsrslf.n bse eanets !,
oefdbrp.n. eo ftimnte tas Dolf OF,
3pairiettsmus IN ssbtettnptr NajJ.std
flt ben Mann, befsn slDnla6ttoh u vi
blnberu.. patrtp,is4us uab @A9 9fantt
vpt Desaatsu Is tdtit aniretlsa 1ent1. y
: sfaInsx Iit} 5.a w. it.tt iEW sen If3 2iH:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-24

t,uftn Desr taeaen etns V.,'lud ,auna ~
mis,ben unr rkfe SfIorm o'sronr rb"I
rtrI3"ff 'mmunn bet Sinotsn crtr I'm ,ret
ten l}aue obns Ole 3"R,mmura Der Ma.
4 - ,u ruioueiptsn.
Der uRe 0o'idIaa N 'tnt qs'rmerfuno
lrnst Wieinuna. roR SfIausrr s,n Don
So, e.'hof'rr 3unaht n. re' iGr r,n
Nto'r paes wte fetn onrcu stn 3uaanp.
tn Dem IL MID, bloc p,e b66fs tn,euitlu.
tu, @n'ridsIuna. ttrsn sr fdbia H. fcn
rsrn aud jsne Seonune'n &C. rrtnQ,n
tann. Die far tbn pa0n. Itn Snop.n
Ger Glriorat unp vsituna i'inss 6rrn au
en,prben baItsn mtr fur siaw aft rsI
unmrnfhti6fstt Dsnn osr Ia,
% tdmpfen (oIi. 70 fdmpfts
firpte SeanunQsn. eertns
lth ole Sflauesrfrtut un ,
ni1tf farpna GIsnr, tos fei,
ner I'M freten 3uftanp s1wur
iet
Der nnb,rs 0o'(&Iaa n nod ouFa|.
Ierbsr. 80 ltsat ra,iu rae 3uafRdnr
ni6. rof ras eonforsrirk @oupsrnsm.nl
rtr Mattt unr zoe NtG, BAT, tie Stlope
ret otAuitcH~u, tnrsm se aani ,infu6
rie {5fl 'rsn fouf, orsr nit @erall nimm,
u,t eitleIben ronn smantipfit 60 mrt,
n lsltff lirsoln .nt6I atQonQsn. DEM
in isintm pton .eniIddriairr Gmon.ipa
'ior" Gbrioe. er auserldIih RE &nt
(dsieuna Gem telr Sioot. g. ia un
5'tia Idnau BET pitftm @rosr Ranr lu
pe,msiIsn. ia rtr souiidnrta dber,su II
0ur. ru prdGc.nt mnre nlrmols isns
3"(limmuna ~ eiuem 70 monf'6'en pIo.
n. aebsn. Die uttrbdufuna unb @r6fs
Der @eitdf't >cie TIN in Nnlp,ub nsb
zen. Tnc cine btnrsidence gnif6utci
ouro'fiir Die unr,ife f,insr NueG6tsn unt
&c Na6ldi Qft't in ausrnd osrf,'ben".
gin weitaer @ommsntar au pieltm If
itnau'ia. DIR S0etu flr6ta feline
f'npsn unp fAt5.et 11 oud. ibntn pt,
ast'su ohauntbmtn. Gr p.rwrf' ros Iss
te WittrI eoe ttm ..pi,lisi6t" btlfsn
f5nnte. uno a,tt NIT Iros uon Ger Gtui
li,otion pe,au6t rem unpsrm,irlthsn
S6'di,l rer Bartoret entQta,n. unr il
.tneusr rer Ncrr,n ibm rsn IoreeArR
os,isst psfo bti1,r flr Jpn isIbft unr fu'
eie Bs!t.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-24
T DE 6upplsm,nt 3tstuna f1r

~ %. eupplsm'nt 3tstuua fat
etraslne unitrrjfr'tn whbs uos .ipti
Do8,u auf eu bGRsen plopcftmarl&o0e
6ifte aemo6i pures pirD tr et'(sn "a
am trntu.r, retc'n. = gcp esn Gf,oa,ntn
bat,n aa nur s'pa. If p edi,tlss y s a,n,llett'
une1 11pon' rt.kn for ,un sitmttiien Gr NIP
,iein.!," :Sn .lptatr.s sptins, teirnihtp !,
3 mu,t,n'24 Maun e,,oa,n, : gan;bk
{tn Lfif atsr nhur diu,r bi.narhi&iiA uni
pitaa'aSde t.fupn0.n wotssa. =. ...,5..
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-24

Mu'b. R"f. 'une7 yta&fffruna Dutbtet'
aen mirr, Mir Nt'tn1fG fern raorttn
fampiatat' DIR r1sHpltnhf mno,h. Duff
aIspann bos @utsrtunr. 10 l6tffsn ptl
uns etn. stIen unfttsm tbeunn etoIfen ~
unr tvtrctn ten Brdterr rtn Retn unr
pen S,amm etnsr @oIfe ormss. unr bann,
Ncfstii. Grsuno m.inrr Sstlt !! rttf
bt'r 8orttolrt al0btne unb Dor Bsest,
nsrun0 Rtublenb - eunn rptrb fdr Sioli :
IN bte Stunre tsr GuibHt 9s(blootn ba>
bsn; tarn mtresn MIR In Moilonr. In
9kop'l, in pulermc unit Rcm btr Nobnt
re stnia'n frsisn S'olisne oufpRlnyn
unr jutrlnb ptrr une pae @olf ppn rem
A'p.n bic @opo poiluro 3ufaatn. ouf rof
S'o|fsn pisrn toAebe In rr olt,n pelt
asbie'snpsn Wa6t. In ttm alt.n CLAM
unb In eu altsn 6srLda aft!
90 ist IS 49, riff Hof,th bea't1ut.
@artboIpt tetbe 6dubs ,fdb6tslnt. - r.
ftt -, uno renn 70 uu6 blutia,n Sorpf
obisbsu loQts, nj. WQt wsresu un,r Dti
nst Udbruna @une.t rer Iupftrtuu tbun.
bis Ger 5tsa un(sr IN. unp Gurcra unt
rlej nunn WeH 'uu6 ,uia"dt: Evviva
Garibaldi Evviva l'1talia iberata
~ tlat babe Sthntt ipd,sr nor tte tIsin'
@orouone aufasbrod,n. rem @sp nod
Wontsuteeo in fde6fi@sr Nt@tune or:
felosne. ~ p
9lae Sdis6moTsn rarsn as!otsn unb
sur 1cno. eraf unc S&utissn bsul&.
It unter AQen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-24

,.x$S, :. .Dt.lt Wedsi I iYlarans2a2, Co.,,
fsftirtt ,na6 VT AImstsson hi.I5 5h.f4rpsgIIt::
9H, IRglf,p baItllsbtS y kae a@ % IL,
9sssa g'9!H!s sxssl, Blfif'iA4s.tf' III. stl@ ,.1t. l:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-24


Nbr ptt N.bttlton pou.rt fort unp i,Bt
Fpa pte DabI uortlbsr IN, f6 nttn fi& nt6
Aut. rie stn a.mtini&aftl,6es Sniut0'
babsu. G& wieeer ~ 9em'tnf4oftl'6s'
Anftrsnaune uueintssn, un(.r D4tsrlanr
,u rtusnf
s}t fir mstnsr Tbstl babe a,Rrtbt unr
werre f1eb,n ~ psrmsiren. Gem irasnr sin
pinrun'6 "a rsn Dtasu lee,n. Solana
b bier bin, babe Id at0dtIi& in tttnsa
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Ddbrsnn i'd. nj. 6b'e attdbrt, empfdna
lid bin ilr ne bobe Gbr metner 9Dtsru
pabl uno ranfbar. ,wie ID na& mstnn
Mrtnuna i'd lrta Sin atafn, ben al
N q &1t8en @ott pafdr' rab r
m,tntx aneeltute au tsm ITO.
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nj. i& slouts au tb,em sIs.utn Bst ten.
.rdat es nidis lur 9;rmsb,una mdns'
R'frieeiauna tet. eae eut6 rem Nuaaono
Ger MetD tra,nr ,Fnet onesrn IPannte
Dof.'una aelduf6' muro'."
@o iprab Ger et1tclu esn ee0sn ats'
ittpt tiene G'wdblur0.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-24
&erb1t s. ai1pn
M. HerZberg u. 90.

M. HerZberg u. 90.
a.,.s ete 9r.a .s.a Nst Ben pab' Il" ass msn.- u
r,n Danlat ir btbtreta 6,nsen 'urru6 une tntsa RI
nm feruut yuua bef sstbeu ruthu n.GiuGeu. na
s t,tsua Nusst bas N or Eager u'n ID aar'H ts ssr
6ratsrt uub ueae Ausrapl pen
, 6ertp' B aarsn
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,,>> Ds9atnes, Mertnoss. @|raetae.
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Ss> .sa bsn n.u.s Nufsrn sorbaahsu. gsn 9
Muslin. s lannt! unb etpntn
txstnt,tr ae,s e'n.u oeen sorratt.
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beben ntsbraen Drn vsr'aues In Urs'e'& IL ts'
tesssen seben y,eien,
M. 6srster9 u. Co..
Rp. 5fl. 3rette 5trlse
: Wtsrass tan 8sa
- Chr. T6rrina unt Tbeo. aeterfen
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-24
@u.e >Neor &;uee!lns.

J.. Die BN{6ati. pcs yinecln wssesrsr
ndblt worrsn III. mtve nom NpIss MI
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5,,tsf stttou tar1br, pa6 Mcclellan un'
Gbieoao aefblaeen fnp.
un.tr ot boon eluaelnsn Sunraebun
zen ou 5attefaftion 0bn rsn Auefal ~
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eotn< urp 'Sctdfop ,!Rlu" In Dufbtnolc'
rem p1aNr. len nda ~. {. ". tro@',
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tn, 8tee. III t'm publtfum Mot uerlo
ten ssbn patf " ipsu&:
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as 0,m'fsn ob stnt Heat.ruue. rts Mot ~
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tart e.nug lstn t6un. lur grbotan9 tbr''
ua.ntn @r:A,n, In (6rt,rtetr Haae. u:
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uat @ttellipn unf.r. R'putln elmer bar
ten rrobe. uno zine oem e,r6bnli6sn eauf'
LAD mibr.no rtr Ntt,uipu ethtrn.nrs
prd1p,n,eurat, p.tm,pt,srfe ptcrdnanif
aidt mtnta. @t ,pos lcpolt Bolt per
'in:ot ru:t ri N,btaiou ru dubtrffsn
probe it,nr 5tdrf. uuter,oaen murr:
nv Fl. % "a ntdt untrlieaen dls te eurt
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.tteilt unr tbtilneiis a,l0bmt mar: NtH
is yDabl mar zine Nosbwtnr'atrh. 2bn
i5.nsu tins frets Stadte form obnr Wob
len b,ttu uur utnn ete Nstsuioa une
bate ,mtnaeu f5nnsu, stnt NaticnalmohI
,uf,uostsu over au re(t'stsn, ID hdtts
IL nit Rebt btbaupten f0unsn. Ge bab
une bsrtirs t,Neat ocsr au @'unre a.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-11-24

Die B:,tl bat isltf NIT tbrsn, e,lta,nt
li6tn ua.rf(euIi&sn Strette @u'se a.
it ..ftn. sic ba, p.n Btwts ael'sfeu
>ab strs 0olts. Reaietun0 sins
y attonolwab In mitten einte
,rob,n 8drgsrfrteaes 9 pur&'
ilbrtnfann.(!!) Bic jset mar &c
rsr W 1T untefannI. rab tiss m6aIi& mar
81 ssiot ptss uu& mis ssluno unp fart
MIR nod (tno.
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ten ru{elbsn pdust rerjentas. ws'&r rsr
linton ON mtiitsn era.ben uuD osm @sr
ratte am mdftsn srteeaen IA. Die Mtbr
belt rer 5'tmmen re 8eliss r1taI'sn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-07-27
VOL. XVIII.

Among the prisoners captured was Gen
Milligan, mortaliy wounded. Brig Gen Lilly,
and our other officers aud men captured on
the Goth, were recovered.
The strength OF the enemy ia stated 10
have been ftteen thousand infantry, besides
the cavalry under Avealii
K. Il. LEE General.
kernstown, fhe scene of thisvictory, is
in Frederick county, Va, four miles from
Winchester. 1t was on this spot that,
on Sunday, the 23d of April, 1862, the
immortal Stonewall Jackson, with force
not exceeding 1900 men. wearied out by
forced marches for weeks, attacked 90, 600
fresh troops, repulsed them repeatedly
and so crippled them that tney were un-
able to follow him in his retreat The
enemy, Notwithstanding the great dis
parity OF forces, could claim nothing
more than a drawn battle. lie will
hardly, with his habitual mendaeity,
claim even that now This victory com
pensates measuably for the inexcusahle
reverse sustained by our forces near
Winchester on the Goth, when, it is
stated, General Ramseur rushed into an
ambuscade with his eyes open, for while
it cannot restore our killed on that occa-
sion, it has restored our captured officers
and men, and inflicted severe punish
ment upon the enemy. All honor to
General Early and his gallant command