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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
HEADQUARTERS.
RESERVE FORCES, S., c..
CoLrNrIh Sept. j., 1861.
SPECIAL ORDERS 10. -.

SPECIAL ORDERS 20. -.
r THE PLAN WHICH IIAS HERETO
hs fore adopted by the Enr"llin@ Officers of
fmloughing men whose applications for de-
tail and exemption are pending, vii! be dis
continued. All such iurloughs ilc hereby
revoked
>. Enrolling Officers will, in all cases of
forwarding members of the Reserve Force to
any point, furnish th+n with papers stating
in full the purpose for which they are sent.
). The District Enrolling Officers will take
The most effective method il tlilir power Of
forwarding to their proper commands every
man of the Reserve class who cannot show
his papers of detail. exemption or furlough.
Ey command Brig. Gen CnEsSCT.
ED. II. BARNWBLL,
Sep y a. A. Gen.
Bsa State papers copy three times.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22

France and the C0nfedcr&"y
The Paris correspondent &! lie ,,w
Y"h T;ucS writes:
The French Government is subject to
hot and colI iit,; ar.I at Il time when it
w"s amirn:'y disposed to the American
Confederate States leave WAS very read
lily given for the huilding at Nantes and
Bordeaux, n"miuaIIy for commercial pur-
poses, but really for war, of two steam
c"rveItrS an two rams. Leave is too
weak Il electromagnetic aud inSri
cation would be moro correct. When
the vessels were nearly comp!etcd., u cold
fit came on, and orders were sent that
the vessels should not be delivered over
to the Confrleratcs; but, although the
ground alleged for OBTAINING the ships
was that they were constructed for a
hrlli.c:ent, the cOrvcttcs aud the ram
have been jus; sold to the Prussian Gov
crnmcnt, though Prussia is bclli@crcnt.
This does rot i0Ok like neutrality, aid
it looks still less like :. friendly weakness
on the part of the French Government
t.vagls is old ally, Denmark.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22

TIE PLEASURES OF MEMORY.-Iced
juleps at ten cents glass.
TuE PLEASURES OF HopE.-COllect-
ing y0cr debts when the war is over.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
The Deserted Mansion of General
Lee AT Arlington.

mac hGOaEcilhT TAT bcIOW
I.cc's oil Arlington mansion is reached at
last, and you stand in the lofty portco, with its
cigi, massive coumu, Of marble There is
nonin% Ii.Ilt and elegant about it, but all is
.rard-aima~, >c,rrc. The walls are finished
in >luccp, nad patches Of it have fallen off here
AMI ,hc'e auI pnuc> ONCE filled with figures
in relief are empty or dciaccd an hundred
Swallows TESTS bead the cornircs. rs with
mourning necklace, and the plant Of young
birds and li,r liutcr "t wings "fl the siIGnceS,
like speech" The wooden shutters are fast
closed 49,. ~. ~
The broad doors that once stood wide, bend
inc 10 the tro". a ho>ptabIc. almost human
>mii,, are scaled like the lips of the dead. i
f" a. ii when >tan'ln@ before the boltcd I,
door Of tomb on Georgetown Heights, bear
inr n#Iuc forever t..i,ru ont o: common spcech.s
d.. r,tr :; ioyc.icr landscape erect the eye
from = por;iro before Tie roll, Of green, Z
washing up into richest foliage, lapse away to
The Potonar with its silver flow. .At your left,
the old garden that, like deserted Eadcn, lacks
many hands 10 "Iop the warton growth" yet
makes a "curgcvt> show Of flowers. Your eye
catches the telegraph wire spun along from tree
to tree, and through crcvice in thc window,
a pa,aIvzcd nerve Of the old hcadquartcr, ics-
tabIi>hcd here What things from the ticG.
have flashed along that wire; what syIIabcs Of
triumph and defeat.
Rctorc vou lies Washington; exactly III Your.
frrrt lifts the Mouumcn', mighty mile stone
",o count the arcs by" Straight ont beyond
the dome Of the Capitol, splendid bubble, as
If AN angels breath had blown it. Ana he
wll2 once stood here turned from the scene a
traitor push open the reluctant door and
enter tic deserted hall; the floors covered with q
dust; the !rrscocS and the walls are dim with :
cUIwcbs: the arches are stained ard battered
\ rusty chain dam.Ys iiom The ceiling, si!s-
pcniu, IT, fragment Of a'iamp. itsSIight pnt ,,
ont forever. The au.erss., ea,;;aani1i41 yisz5s
.i"ia dra+-.s!s!.I l..1esA dsa; lsss
10 the merry iiiti1c Of the houndsand the dasl
in~ leaps Of boodr,I hunters, vet cling 70 tho
walls like sculptures. Paintings are here, -loo;'
that have CON" into history >tariing els9Iyh
now, and as li,rraI rs y Scotchman. but Wet
Tine la, done for them what it dots fog Books
an,! ri.nd< and wine.
iop"m door aud am in the. dining room
there >tan'l> the table yet, the cloth removed
~ its old host forever; the taIl., y ith its
IicU's claws. leaving footprints in the dust
aS Won move ii. aS if the mansion were indeed
4 aunt for lie beasts OF the wildc'n,ss SIS. Here
Lafayette sat n guest herr sparkcd iess- aud
wi',r :. here rose the song; died OUT sos lodg}
ago ii ching: here womans snule slsorrcs
round the board low faded out in diving :. A :
SCARED >idch"arl Of some ancient .asLiung.15
against the wall. nqt SO did it look in the old s
DAYS, fla>h;m. iu Ae glory of cntgTass, ruby :
! IL nd
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
Definitions from the Confederate
Dictionary.

E"r'"|'"rr.-, ''iT'n@ hall Il b"Sn'' "f
Green iui t'a h"Spita!, an' having II
publ bet IN all 'h1 newspapers Ia tn"
country.
Eh"r"y--h"'n>mg = soldier w'i' Il
barrel "f Hour a"1 'i"" i"'.'"S Oh Er"r @
Knee: I" thank ""' S"" are "'' ~ '''''
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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22

tro ir%ou have none, why love some
4 ,sc.s s.s,cr.-Anothc. E&changc.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

II tho following announcement by the
Buffalo Commeycial proves all il pur-
ports 10 be, then Indeed may every man.
woman and child in the land smack their
lps. Cheap sugar, and plenty Of il will
become the order Of the day, consuma-
tion most deyoulIy to be- wished. The
! Commercial states that after year Of
patient and laborious experimenting,
Prof. Frederick w. Goessling, German
chemist Of Buffalo, has succeeded in pro-
ducng al article equal 10 pure cane sugar
from corn, The Commercial also states
that a company has just been formed,
embracing many Of The. wcalihiost men in
New York, and among them several OF
the sugar refiners, with capital of
million dollars, which has purchased Prof.
Gocsslings patent, paying therefor, to
him and his associate proprietors, six hun
drcd thousand dollars. They propose
to enter at once upon The manufacture Of
syrups and sugar from corn by the new
process, upon q large scale, and 70 intro
duce its manufacture throughout the coun-
try as fast as expedient. Experiments
have already succeeded in the production
Of at least three and half gallons Of
syrup from bushel Of corn, and Of a
quality which is pronounced by the most
critical judges 10 be equal in every respect
to the best syrups heretofore produced at
the New York refineries from sugar cane.
An equivalent amount Of granulated,
first quality sugar, is also claimed, can be
produced, but we understand that for the
present the company will confine its ef-
forts TO the production Of syrup. Active
preparations arc being made, however, to
enter upon The extensive manufacture Of
sugar, and it is expected that the compa-
ny will be prepared to pnt the now staple
into the market during the present win
tor.
This important discovery will most
likely make a new era in the Manufacture
Of sugar. The total production Of sugnr
throughout the world in 1859 was osti.
mated At 1902 500 tons, Of which the
United States produced 10000. The
discovery will tend TO absorb tho almost
limitless crops Of maize or Indian corn in
the Northwest, and the crops Of corn
of the great west; the latter Of which
alone amounts TO one thousand millions
Of Bushels in 4 year. The West will now
become great sugar producing as well
as great corn growing region.
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

1t should not be forgotten that we now
have . first-class Agricultural and Fami-
ly Journal, the Western Rural, publish
ed in our own State, which, for many
reasons, should receive the subscriptions
Of our people instead of any eastern jour
nal Of that class. Though only started
on the lst Of Sepvmber last, it has met
with the most factoring success, and we
are pleased TO ssy improves with every is
sue. Some novel features to be intro
duced on the lstof January, will render
it desirable visitor TO every Michigan
household. One Of these is series Of
War Portraits and Sketches which is 10
include not only portraits of the distin-
guished leaders of the armies, but, more
particularly, those Of our own "braye
Michigan boys" who have honored them
selves BY deeds Of galIantry. The pub
Usher, we understand, Is making arrange
ments to give portraits Of some of the
honored dead, as well as the gallant liv-
ing, in whom our own readers are espec-
tally interested. The series will be inval-
liable for preservation. a
A novel feature in Market Reports is
also to be introduced, which will be par
ticularly valuable 10 farmers, as IL will
give the prices paid for the leading arti-
cles Of produce at the principal market
points in the State. Subscriptions At tho
f.y1A -A- /6o nr>\tz-~ L.. -~-e:--
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

ABOUT the 14th Of November a child
Of Miles Randall, in Wolfboro, Mass, was
taken sick with diptheria, since which
time he has buried his six children, his
wife and her sister, al with the same dis
case. He has also boon very sick himse!fs
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

A MAN in Nevada stole seven hundred
dollars on the morning of the 9Th Of Oc-
tober, was arrested at night and hanged
next morning. There are no shoddy con-
tractors in Nevada,
The Grand Haven news., 1864-12-28

A loyal league is said to be three miles
from any battlefield.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-27
Gan; ant CtcSdQt.

An Clnem Der Sa9en unferer 2(ferbau.
Aueitellun9, trafen mir jufdGi0cr @eiic
e'nen alien 8ePannten bon Rcnoina-uno
nad Den 9eruo6nIi6en 8or. uno Ginlei.
tun9o Mcrten, ia8tcn mir ;u ibm:-
- Us Il Der g isO g beri0 a ne
| I 90 6 elm 9lorrei0cr Sire."
rs q | a9te er, III . M d II Il e y t
b Die Nincolns 9cute a +
EN- y zen ber5lid be 8 10 e.
9en iu6e(iren." 2Sir fruoen banu ::
,Sao ia9en oann Die WcGlelan Cop
peybeaoe, peld)e 9e9en o15 Stimmretbt
unlercr Soloaten 9eitimmt baben, car
uber? nSb," Cr,pieoertc or, ,,oie hno
bole, IA gang pGtbeno barGber, uno ma
ben iolb lan9e 8eilbter osBlpe0en, B a 8
y ir / II & oin9 eetne Save
etnie ttnoen tonnten, 3 / e
n8e 9enu9 mar, Die IS G Fl 6-
ter II me 4 NJ l8ir bielten Die
Gntrport fir cine fabr quite, oa mir wuB
ten oaB ctlpa6 an Der SadDe fei, inoem Die
tiPlt9en Scpperbeao6 ooer Self. Oapie
SrCunoen ebenfall5 folbe 9tfibter gc
ibnIttcn baben. S5it e6 atPr nibt elm,
mmerpdbrenoe Sbanee, cab Die n0roli.
ben 9irtIerittrr es bel iaoem Union. Sie
u ersennen 9eben, oaB iis Die Union ;u
tur3en lptiniben, uno b6ie lino tpenn ct.
pas 8ut,6 fir oieietbe lib ere9net-unt
tern'r III e6 pabrlidb Gin trouri9er lin
t1no. menn man OemofyatCn io9cn bort
'ut iie iciCn !opal, lpiroen ater oob FIJI
RcG!rlIan ftimmen. &ein Nann Ger mn
Sen norolibfn SrsunDen p0n Sff. Da
ois fir WcGtrU3n Eimmt - rpeld)s frob
lotrn Ipenn mir BON ben Rebell6 bflfeot
ueroen, fam ein ltuionz Mann itin-osnn
'5 fann fcin Wann fir Die Union iein,
!uBer CT ifImmt fir SincoIn unO Sobnz
ion.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-27
rpie co i'm Snoeu euHTsbt.

g8ie fbper Der SGoen BON Den Dran9=
fallen oe6 Srie9es beim9eIutt rpir5, oaUen
9ebt cine Dame, rpcl6e Der rei6ffen unc
btubenoiten 9e9eno alabama 6 eben na6
oem ytorocn juri&esfebrt 1T, Elm iammer:
uolIeS Bib. Seine Seoer, fa9t iie. mare
i'm Stanoe, al oas @leno iu fbiloern.-
Sriber allentbalben @oblbabenbeit uno
uebcrfIuB, ieet Nrmutb uno bic bitterite
Rctb. Son Dem fruberen Surrs 1T feline
Spur mcbr su fcbrn. Gcutr, mrlde icnif
i'm ueberfluB fbwel9ten, blben faum oas
Alernotbi9ite, cenn allies Sraubbare
nebmen ole 2trmcen fir iib in 8efbIae.
Die Seute mtfen fir ale ibre 3eoGrfe
Mile ieItit fcr9en. ibre &leioun9sfdfe,
Ia lo9ar lDre S6ube iib ielbff anfert9en.
gle tplnncn, webCn uno f6rben ibrc
SaumpolIe, uno Riemano trG9t anoere
als an Srt uno Steue 9cferti9te StcfTc.
3u trinfcn 9bt cs ni6t5 oIs MiIb une
Woiler, Su Ciien fan nibts aIS 8orn.-
8enl9e Geute nur flno nibt UoQf6noi9
iu 9runoe 0sricbttt, ale Samiicnbanoe
9elot. Die Gribainun9 cine6 MannCs
lit fait sur Scltcnbrit 9eporbCn, uno mo
| ut@lt 'l'Eh lItplI III 20 III Ctl SttSCI FiH
ErGppel ooer Elm ourdau5 9ienituntau9=
lIber. Die UifIcn bluti9en Sblabten bas
ben nntcr Den Mdnnern ibredlib aufees
raumt, uno lpaS bcimfcbrt, 1T, nit oen
leltcnittn Gusnabmsn, auf 9ebensjsit pars
tttimmeIt. SieIs patrictiibe 0cr;en bat
per Summer 9ebrodcn. Die lrmec uno
Rc8ierun9 baban fir iDren 0ienif ale
Sroudbarcn nit SeidDloo brie9t.
llno bob bort oa5 Sudben nab mafpn:
fGbi9en 2euten in alien 8infeln oe6 Gan.
ore ncb INNER nidbt ouf.
8om GipiI9eritbt Feline Spur mebr, oa6
WIlitGr9eridt bat iiber 2(uC5 ;u entf1ti-
oen. 2lIe rtnterribtsanffalten fino aes
lblcitrn, oa6 Sono, cint Elm @arten,
9Ieid)t iegt elmer @iIoniB.
@o eine l(rnee ibren Ourtb,u9 0snoms
men, oa itno Die Saatsn ;ermaImt, Die
Sinbe9un9en oboebrannt, Die Sdume 9e.
Ibtd8en uno Die 0austbere cntipcoer 9es
tootet ooer pon Den SoIcaten nit fcrt9e.
itbleppt
Oas iiao Die. bitteren Srdbte Der &c.
cefiton
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-27
s ri c ) c!

Sin 9roBe6 @ort 9aIafen au59elpro:
den. QSir ale polIen SrieoRn, ju pieIcm
3pede molten mir DEN Gric9 9eftibrt fe.
ben. l(ber Srie0e III uno fur fib III
nibts, Die 9 . m9un9 en- oe6 Srie.
sens iino l(Qt5, lpie Gin Siea an uno fir
iib nidbts 1T, lpcnn CT cbne SrdDtp
blelbt. SO 9iebt jrei 2lrten bon Srie.
ocn: einen cbrenuollan, 9efunoen, Ober
LIB einen fbmdtliben, fauten Srieocn
Bslbcn pon baiben lpoucn Ole Srieoeu6:
0emotraten? Gs I1eint, fie wouen 6ries
ocn um e D en- Yrei5, ollo aub um osn
prei6 Der Grnieori9uno Der Ser. Staa.
ten. 9SaS mir BON cen Sre0en6neiaun.
gen Ger Sonoerbuno5 Hs9ierun0 rpj6en,
beitebt oarin, Dap oieIelbe felne anOeren
8oribiGac annebmen miro, ol6 Die ron
Der Nnerfcnnun8 oe8 Sonoerbunoe5 aus.
oeben. llnter feiner Scbi IL
piu Der SGoen sum 9torosn
;urGG.
SIT bo6 Botf oe6 gioroen tereit, auf eli.
nsn iOIcben Srieoen einju9ebn? ? Sotlen
auer Spfer ar Slut un0 8et0 umicnit
9epeien fein, fol- Die 6ta98e Der Union
ais beIbmubter SSeBcn auf Gem @rab uns
,erer Sapfern liS9cn? Sclt oie5 oae
Snor oc5 Samples icin? 0tie uno
nimmermebr! Geber nit Gbren ju
8runoe 9eben, ais ioId)e Sbmab iibcr
unier Solf uno Saterlano brinoen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-27
Dr. Hrefinrioae

Or. gredinriose faste neuli6 in elmer
Reoe an feline Sreunoe :, e ZEN + u If .
10 iro Die 6 bieaoo plat orm
ME d. u It en-" Denn iiebt man
oisfslbs NIT sinem 2(use an, 70 1T iie E n
Ding, uno fiSbt man iie nit oem n bern
an 70 1T ite tpieoer Elm ancere5 Ding
aber prnn man iie nit b b e 2f II.
8 anftebt 70 III fie piecer ptlpas fcnF
Siebt man WcGlellan nit mem pos
Iitif6en Qu0e an, uno Yenoleton nit Dem
anoern, Damn iiebt man neter Wc@lel:
Ian nod penoleton, oenn oas Cine lduft
in oa6 Qnoere. uno man iIsbt nur Die
platform ,6alte aber oas McGlClIan
huge Iu, 70 eannit ou Die Qlatform nidDt
leben, oenn ou must NIT einem l(u9e Mc.
SlelIan uno nit Dem anosrn Qenoteton ans
fbauen, fonIt fannft cu ciefe5 lpunoerba.
re Din9-oie 0bicaoo pIstform ME fe=
ben !! Gb msine Sreunoe, :, oaS oon3e
@biea9O Sing lit Elm Sbwncel uno Der.
IcIbe 8 e y aud ni6t binunter."
Da6 obi9e 1T febr gut 9ela9t, 1T buNs
itGbIib maBr, uno Die Stimmgeber, bar
0uf Urrlaie man ilb nur filber, merOen
AUDI fib ME ourb iolhe Doppel9eiibter
ODER ourCb oas Reiten Ucn SlpGi pferoeu
Der Gopperbeaos IRE ftDren Iofen--ion.
bern peroen nobmal5 fir Den alten ebrli.
den Nbrob1m Siue0In itimmen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-27
gineoln's Krieasfhbruna. .

Mlan bat ncuIib cuy6 Gopprbeoc6
unO Gcpperbeao 8criammtun9cn gang
oft Die Semerfuro MAIDEN b6rCn: Qreiis
otnt 9ineoIn'6 1ricosfdbrun9 fri elm
SeblidIa9. @a5 io9en iie aber nun felt
oen SpperationIn pen 8rlnt, 6orra3ut,
Sbcrman uno Sbtrlpon Sn Der 5bat
e6 JeiGCn Ole ieei0cn llmitinoe Dap GIns
coins 1rie9efubrun9 &c / n 6ebllbLa9
iit-oenn Gue5 itfbt ouf 9emunIDtem
6u6e. uno oIs Qujer8en iino pcrbir ocn,
olb Die Rebelllon IN lpcni9en Olonaten
unterord6t fein mirr-prnn nit iol0en
Srleoen5 mmIbionere mie 8rant, Sdr:
ra0ut, Sderman uno Sherioan, Iino mir
genB ouf Der fi1trn Hte-uno balp
lperoen ils einsn SrlsoCn jurr9e bringen.
6reiIlb muBcn Die @OpperbPars aber au0
rebt oCritlncen peloen, o,nn ie b { I.
fer ole 6 heqen 9etlop #
lperoen. oeifO grocer nennen iie Since!n'S
Briggs fdbrun4 einen SsbIi6la9. Ssr'
Rs9t SRr Pqsf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-27
Hic GbieaSe platform beurtbeiIt pen
cinem orutfd)Cn patriottn.

1trtsr oIIsp oot;f>o+,, J>ortf4,,,, y,,ohI
',. s,mmtor ~" @,nSsN o',.,' oi.tt l.' 'YUv
~, 1rrstrj. S.g s";.: em ~. ouos., os. UG'
t"' tt ""oVs %' SsS St'.9s1 SN .,ssa |lU|V
1'T ~ No o'sa" "'o g'Ui' W. e'
+o ,fIt ftl;s ssiIrmna o"' ,'S W., %oV,. tn,.,;
fSI+.r Ehr.nh'Ft;ns"t ] ~" ffTt W "0'S'osn a;,
nr;r,tbrisfs ih., Sis 30 ~ Gh;,,no S ~ '"," nme"
'n,,,,,s,s M -, f,,,nSn1 >TSy iiSt., T'S''
'',.," ~" ''.'' '.A'''>,0 ,'''"''''
.uSle eple19o Plat!0Em toilllnt mIr prr
.ole eIn 9elNldt ob9FfaBte6 0taubenebe
'ehnth'B Geo HoEo!!Deh Saolllel1ue Sc
''nI9!r Ger Oetore0etllWen Arro9anj
e5Suoene.-mle Elm Sanetlon per frst5
yen Oeleguoettfetan9' Sle SSag' Acs
eleuan 9 6Eoeutet 2rennun9; @9rennunE
nelnE 0ertuUttuh9-0Ie lotorti3e arens
nuh9 poh SalIoth!en, cen @ol1N Gon
ltton' EN- beloncereo NelD I'm Ntillllltp
pl poIe, ole Aol0neloun9 oon yteu en9s
t1no unc elH @ @nilor9ahil'Dee 5ulanlmeh'
oa4en "n4 no SSieoctjulomnenoatlen oel
olllpFn @IIEe'lIaaten - oDne elnsll IN:
He'tu Sul"''.tVNp"h8'
u3eritutelun9 beoeutet Elm Oobnipre-
ben Der rpunoerblr 0rcBen uno ii6b in ilb
etbit er9dnjenoen 9co9ropbiben Gage
unIerC6 Sonoes, Elm 3uruGfallsn in Biz
situation, lnoer itb Suropa bei Gem Sez
gimme os6 Mlttclalter6 befonc, ais STIR
ltcntbim'r ouft1u1ten uno pjcrer per-
ibwanoen, nur lana 8enu9 beitebeno, I'M
Ole blutl9e SerpIrrGn9 niemal6 en0en bu
laiien. 3erftdGelun9 bCoeutct Die lSies
2erbo1un8 oe5 drcniiben ReUOlutionsSu>
lt1noe5, Der felt Gem lesten baIben SaDrz
bunoert SiioamerItd in6 lln9IGcf oez
itGr3t bat, mo9Iiber @eiie nit elmer ins
mer wobIenoeu monardilben MaCbt 3ur
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-09-27
Die 9reitbentenz Srd0e !!
6errIi6r l1euiOkeit =!
Sen. Srempnt BAT ii6 surttdsr3poen
Zine anoere Sombc in eas Gaacr Der
n6reliben RsbeIIcn sefaaen!

Sn einrm ancrren She'll Der beutiarn
.3eitun9 finbrt man rinrn 9rirf Ses
Sen. s n 6. Srr mon t, pprin
er, mic Gin Wtann unb gutter 9atript,
isinen Numcn alS 9reTbent1baftS. Gans
fipat Suriidjiebt, unb ncrin or brmerft,
bab CT nidt babel bebGIHi6 fcin wplte,
auf elmer ipl6rn Ylatfcrm, einen Sc,
mclraten erpdbIen gu beIfcn. OieIc
Nahrtat piro unierrn 6rruntrn bBblf
willfrmmen irin-bpb mir frIbit fGbl>
ten ihCn Oeriibert, Dap mir ben ebrlis
den alten Sincpln aud pbncccm rrs
pdblen fcnntsn-bp9 1T rs nun bUps
prlt sripiB, rab birs 9cfSrbrn pirb.-
Abrr bei ben nbrbIihrn Grrunrrn tes
SER. Davis, ben Gppprrbrab5 unc Sir.
cIeritter, bat bieier SGritt wieper Elm
unausitebIi6rs SrrieIeip prruriattt, mo
fie frben bies al ais Iri wireer cine
SUmbr in ibr Eager srfaarn. gGra,
mir fbnnen fie ni6t brpaurrn-benn
per Ietn,m 2anbe unsctrru irt, crr yer.
btent betm9elu9t uro brItraft 3u tprrs
ben.
SCSale Siirgcr, nun auT unb rrnit.
BAIT an bic Arbeit, un6 Cinrr Der 0lcr.
rcibfen Siege Ycn benz mir je scbbri
ba5en, pirO unirre SrmabuaAcn irb.
nen uno 2tbrabam 2inroln npbma {
auf 4 Sabre in Ten 9reiipenten. Smb
Icecn. Srrurt Gu6 rabrr, ibr gutter
9dtripten, ornn Der, Der aacs lrnfrt
bat ibtbarli6 beI6IOFeH bic llRiOl
mob Idnser ;u rrbalten!
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5clblt Gin tI6rorr id)eut oic ,Bcmcin.
fdJaft mt ocn EcbrlIcn.

2u6 Gle Rebsllen sulebt in 6a9cr5taun
plren, 0crfu9ten tie ilb ou>D nab Der
Sauntp Sail uno bafreitcn Gin 9epiiTcr
Dlre Gramer, DER bort, neil er &tctor
BriAbt um Cjnc6 itbltdtea @eibebilc6
piusn, auf rpclht5 oIcicr cbfnfaQS Qns
iprdoDe erbobcn bate, faItblTtia nieorr
9elbOIIeu, 9efan9en iaB. Sci ibrem Ib-
iu9e nabmen Die RsbetIen Gramer nit -
ONisr aber oeIertirte, iobalo lie gSlz
Transport erreitbt bltten, uno eebrte frei
plulN nab oa9er6taun iurG6, no or iih
oem SbFriH nit oen 8ortSn ucriteute !;
- O1 bin lt pisosr, ShrrifT; pslolmmt
nil ib iein, chs lh nit iolDen 9urgel:
dblbneoern o1uon9eb5 !"
Grlmer wuros oem9rmiB pieber in
iene 3eIle 9ebra0t, um i'm 9to0embe,
,,wr8tn R0rps6" prreeiimt III mfrDtn.
,sl:Rlt q: n!ss22!i4i aE:'s!i!" ai!$s,
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dIraaniGirt putI, !

6rsunoe Der Union, &epublieantr mo
ebrlihe Dtmcfratsn, c3 III bobe 3cit oaB
3br SUD in ieoem Saunibp cs8aniitrt
Die @abt III uor Ger Sbdr uno nur nod
eini9e Wcbtu gum 0rbciten ubri3 Sc
foIIte ibsrbaupt nlN cen IGsBment5 o.
fcDen lrercen. Ob 0ieie ridtia uno cb ale
llniOn Stimm9e5r carauf fine. g4er
nitbt wiQi8 lit ~ beIfen cine Sr9aniias
tion ia Stance ju brineen uno an cen
@ablta9en auf Die 8abI ju 9ebsn, uno
fir 2incoln, 70 lpic ale anoert Gambia
ten ouf fcincm @abljettsl uno fir Ole
@rbaltur9 Ger Union, fir feline ti9ene
&inocr, 9tadfommen petr Sreunben, gu
ftimmcn, wdbrIidb Ger fann Pcin InIprub
ouf oen Ramen patriot MAIDEN.
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einc unumnSelide mabrbcit.

gIi6ts in Ger 0eIt bGrcn Die Copper
5eaos uno Gircleritter mcbr un9erne ale
penn Ole Union Qrmpe aus einem Sref.
fen nit bfn Hcbciten firoreih bpruor acbt
Dies lparweni9ifen5 bier ipieoer Der EoQ,
ll6 Die 9teui9teit pon Sherioan's orcG,m
Sie9 bier anfam. Oa fonnte man lpies
Ger obibeuIibe 8eiibter feb!n. ST c6
lber nidbt cine Shance 5u rpdni6cn, oa6
ole llnion:2rmee sGIbla9en lpercC =? 81:
berlib 1T Cs. Ytun ftimmt Feiner oiefer
n0rcIitben Rebelten.Srrunoe meIben ID.
rem iuoliben Sreunocn oen Sies mHni1en
fir Nbrabam 9incoln - nein, aucD nidt
eincr-lonoern ale itinmen fir McGtcI.
Ian, Den oieie nimIiba oefdbrIitbs Wens
Iben 3u Gbica9o ais QrGiipsntfbafts.
@1noicat auf9efte(lt D1lPn. - ST eEerc
pFidt Sub nun nibt ftar Dor 2(u9en {?
SO mus oiCS fcin-Oenn eS 1T 70 f!ar ais
Ole belle SOME an Wlitta0, cap fein aus
ter Qatrict fir Wc@lClian mo 0Plien
Sraunoe ftimmen tann-uno 9evaoe neil
e6 teobiitbti9t it curb gtba6te falIbe
6reunGc, Die llnica ;u itiirjen. Mlitbdr:
9er Iiba!e9et e6 lucbl cD2 SDr Sure Stim.
men fir @cGtelIan dbgibt, -- nur auein
fonnt Sbr Gurem Satcrtanbe ocer Scr
Union oienen, penn SDr fir gincctn unp
SCDnIon ttimmt.
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rOas Ole 5oloaten FIR cincn ,Srirocn
rplInfd)cn.

Sin Soloat fbreibt un6 aus Dem Setoz
lager bel SerrppGe, Sa., unter Nnc erem
foI9enoe6:
,,SSb bcfIo9e MIDI nitbt uno rperce MIDI
iicbt betIa9en, fomme mas ol tomme,
peil id) i'm Sorau5 wuBte, mas eS bci6t,
lin SoIoat ,Ju Iein. llno loate IS mir
,ub mob 10 bart oeben, id) per6c MIDI
tets 0ar1n erinnern, oab e6 nibt Der
tebermutb lpar, Der MIDI in Die l(rmce
fGbrtc. limo 70 8ott mill pcroe itb nit
Sbrcn nab 0lule fcmmen fobalo Die
Sternen uno Strcifeu ipicocr tber oani
Imeriea webau, nle iis ieBt tiber l(tlanz
ia flatterE.'
nSb boffe, pa6 mir balo 6ric6en ba.
Ben weroen, 0ber niht oen ySrieOeu mn
icoen Wrei5" lrir i'm Die cemoProtifdIe
Srieoen6partei lUill, fonoern eincn Tric,
oen na6oem mir Die 8ebellen iiberaI a.,
idNuocn babcn. 0a6 lit Die Sorte Tri,s
oer fir ole iCb fdmpfe uno oas nur if Elm
D auernoer Srieoen. Soit ale ScLs
oaten eenfen 9Ieitb mir uno MlcGlcuan
miro lpeni9 ltu6t6ten auf ben @rdfis
oeut6itubl baben, neil Dem Scoaten ieGt
erlaubt 1T 3u ttimmen."
,,gSir lieben cen 6rieocn ebenio fcbr
pje ir0eno SSemono, ater mir ipiniben
einen CDrfnUo II en- Srieoen, ipdbz
reno bic Sriecen6partei einen une B.
: enOo Il en- baben nil. -