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G T. O r III I M G.
FURNISHING GOODS


Editor Of the Transcript:
in reply to many letters and inquiries from peo-
Pile in this section of the country the under
signed take great pleasure in saying through the
columns of your paper, that our renowned prep
aration known as GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, is
certain cure for Dyspepsia, in it's worst stages.
Many cures Of long standing, within our own ac-
quaintance, have been completely, and we believe
permanently cured 1t will stop distress after
eating almost instantanoously, and enables the
dyspeptic who has lived for years upon Graham
bread and the plainest diet to heartily as he
pleases, and anything he chooses, without dangerof
distress, or souring or rising on the stomach 1t
is an infalble corrcctor of Indigestion and const
patton, creates a healthy appetite, stops sick
headache, heartburn, sickness at tho stomach
pains, cramps, or colo in either stomach bow
els and swcetens offensive breath as soon as you
take it, and by enabling the patient to take plenty
of hearty food, (which is the parent of health, y
produces vigor strength and energy. In every trial
we have known it has speedily oradicated Dys-
popsia With all its attendant suerings, weakness
es, debility, and loss Of power, giving instead, o
/ proper activity and tone TO the stomach and or
gans Of digestion, and as We confidently believe,
and as the published certificates in our circulars,
almanacs, and in many of. the leading Journals,
| from convalescent patients will confirm, com
I petely, permanently, and almost tremendously
''cure the worst case of Dyspepsia in existence
We warrant it in every instance. 1t can be OBJ
tanned at all the Drug stores in the United States
and Canadas, at sl.00 per bottle, or six bottles
for $500 c. q. CLARK & CO.
silly Proprietors, New Haven CT.
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HE NEXT GOVERNOR. perceive
4. several OF the newspapers in the
= nave opened the ball for tho next
Ps5thanonal campaign. We think
discussion rather premature. 1t
~ as well be postponed for three
Our months. There are other mat
mat should demand our atten-
Just now. The war is not finished.
critical and very interesting
III our national affairs. The re-
i1n is, we think, about to end the
lIeuseracy to "cave in" Let us put
! al our gu strength and give it a
~. There has been hard fighting
~ and, and probably there will be
oelore the last ditch" is reached.
very possible provision be made
'ne wants and comfort of our sick
"9uhded soldiers, and provision
ior the wants of those vet to
~ Their eountry's cause. Two
u'ee months now OF active service
Sl.y carry us through the strug-
n LET our brave men in the field
'"S' we think Of them, their wants
suierngs, their comfort tina
n utHrgies are applied to putting
a . Tue rebellion and not to cleo
Serlng.-H. Phaair.
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"A HORSE is LIKE A MAN."

And like man, il he is ovcrworked, needs care
and medicine. How many times we see horse
worth two or three hundred dollars, apparently
broken down by excessive work. each particu-
lar hair stands on end, and with head dropping
he drags his weary limbs along" The functions
of his body are more on lessobstructed. In other
words, he is out of condition What shall we
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SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date of juno
10th, 1865, and are payable three years from that
time, in currency, or arc convertible at the OPP
ton of the holder, into
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cal Examiners: Prof Charles j.. Allen,
of Rutland. Surgeon Henry james, of
Montpelier. A. 7. Woodward, M. d.,
of Brandon.
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Mites Of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt OF subscrip-
tons, and the notes forwarded atoncc. The in
tcrcat to the 18th June next will be paid in adj
rnncc trhis ia
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Drugs and Medicines.

1NHE UNDERSIGNED having now in store
Il large and well selected stock of all Goods
pertaining to well furnished Drug store, invite
the attention of all those in want Of anything in
our line.
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e The Chicago day express train,
pcn has been lately taken off the
pPnont Central railroad, will soon
.lu' on again and then we shall re-
Fe OR city mails more seasonably.
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gay~ The General Hospital in Brat
tleboro will be hereafter designated,
the "Governor Smith U. S. General
Hospital" as a compliment, to his
Excellency Governor Smith OF this
Stafa
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TN ST. ALBANS VILLAGE - North Main
/ street preferred furnished or unfurnished
House, from June 18th to November LIST next.
Apply, with terms, &c, to Charles b. Green, at
S. h. Days Drug Store st. Adams or by letter
to John r. Henry Co., Montreal, @. L.
j. IL. LEONARD.
March 9th, 1865. 56-2w
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Marriaaes and Deaths.
MA1fRVV-Jp.

In North Troy, April 2. 1865. by the Rev Mr.
Scott, Lieut.. HARRY b. pErTrNe1r,i,. COMPANY q
9th hegiment ": Volunteers. and Miss CLARA
PORTER, of North Troy.
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u. s. 7-SO LOAN.

BY authority of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned has assumed the General Sub
scripton Agency for the sale of United States
Treasury Notes, bearing soycn and three tenths
,,nr no,,A ;rAnrn.A nor n,,r,,1rn Lnnrrn n the
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ALDEN's CONDITION POWDERS

They are sure safe, and harmless. They thorough
ly remove all unhealthy instructions and cleanse
tho whole system, expelling Inflammation, pro-
ducing healthy and directing action upon the
liver, restoring appetite, health, and renewed
animation to the whole body, thereby rendering
the animal capable of much greater endurance.
These powders may be given with great advan-
tage in all cases Of loss Of appetite, reughness
of the hair or coat stoppage of watfl and bow
els, all coughs and colds, inflammation of the
lungs and bowels, recent founders, swelling Of
the glands of the throat, horse distemper hide
bound, &c.
We do not recommend them to cure con-
tirmed case of heaves, but they viii relieve il,
and in recent cases effect cure.
Farmers, Teamsters, and those having
charge of horses, would save time and money
by having these Powders always on hand to adj
minister with the first symptom of decline on
disease.
These powders are alike applicable TO all
domestic animals. Thoy make fatting cattle
thrive, and working cattle perform much better.
There is nothing better for new miich cows
as they cleanse and regulate the system and APP
petite, and improve the quantity and q"ui-
ity of the milk.
The good results that follow the use OF these
Powders, will recommend them to everybody.
Put up in large papers, with directions for use,
and sold for rs cents
Sent by mail in extra large packages for 81, 90
Orders solicited by
Ii. DUTcHER& SON, st. Adams, VT
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Notice to school Teachers.

NOTICE is hereby given to al persons who
~ are intending to apply for situations as
Teachers in the Common schools Of the town of
ST. Adams, in the county Of Franklin, that the
public examination for Teachers, required 10y
law, within said town. viii be held at the Union
School Building in said town, ca Saturday, the
9Th day Of May next, at . o'clock a. NJ. All per-
SONS designing TO teach in the Common Schools
of said town, are desired to be present promptly
at the time and place aforesaid
CHARLES FAY,
Town Superintendent of St. Adams.
st. Adams, April 10, 1865. 57-3w
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Inc Governor has made the
s appointment Of State Medi-
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THE ONLY LOAN In MARKET

now offered by the Government, and it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that its superior advantages will
make it tho
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MUSIC /!
PIANOS & COTTAGE ORGANS /!

"AVING made arrangements with FSTEl
IL u CO., Formerly Estcy 4 Grecn) the only
manufacturers in this country Of the Perfect
Melodeon and Cottage Organ, with Patent Base
Damper, Patent Harmonic Attachment, and Pa
tent Manual Sub-Base, am prepared TO furnish
theiriMelodeons and Cottage Organs ON the most
favorable terms.
These inimitable Instruments have won their
way to public confidence purely on their merits,
and not by force Of extensive advertising and
purchased recommendations.
Some Of the points Of superiority claimed for
these Instruments, are these;
LIST. Smooth steady, and pipe-like quality OF
"a. Great dehcacy of touch and promptness
of action; producing, when desired, low, sweet,
lute-like tone, unequalled by any other mstru-
3D. The Patent Bass Damper, which enables
the performer TO swell the treble without ncreas-
ing the volume Of bass; Or by drawing the Stop,
to swell all the notes by the action of the foot.
4th. The Patent Harmonic attachment. An
ingenious octave coupler, which doubles the pow
er of the Instrument without increasing its size
or the number of reeds
9th. The Patent Manual Sub-lass, when
brings into an independent set OF base reeds,
which are played With ordinary keys and con-
trollod by stop This new and valuable inyen-
tion requires no extra room, and serves as sub
stitute for the Pedal Base, and can be used by an
ordinary performer.
9th. The Knee-Stop, in the Cottage Organ,
which swells or diminishes the tone by slight
movement of the left knee, without interfering
with the action of the feet having this adNant.
age over the Automatic Swell that the volume OF
tone may be readily increased without extraordi-
nary effort, and diminished without waiting Tor
the change in the action of the bellows
The recently constructed Cottage Organ,
without the attachment, is unsurpassed by any
/ Reed Organ on Harmonium OF the size but with
the Harmonic Attachment and Manual Sub-Iasc,
it is pronounced by competent judges to be lar
superior 60 any other Instrument OF the Grass IN
I Al .,elI II
tone simplicity of construction and case OF man,
agement, recommend il to every one as being al
that is claimed for it, both for the parior and the
church.
The Harmonic Organ, for Churches and
with independent reeds; and with the Hermonie
Attachment, is believed to be the most powerful
Reed Organ made, being nearly equal to pipe
organ of three times its cost.
All of these instruments are made IN the most
thorough manner, and warranted in every re-
speet. -, onc,o,,o nam
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GREAT POPULAR LOAN or THE PEOPLE.

Less than $500, 600 of the Loan authorized
by the last Congress are now on the market.
This amount at the rate at which it is being alb
sorbed, will all be subscribed for within four
months, when the notes viii undoubtedly COM
inand premium. as has uniformly been tho case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citizens in every town and sec
ton Of the country may be afforded facilities for
taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks, aud Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub
scripsions at par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence, and
who only are to be responsible for the de-
livery of the notes for which they receive or
ders.
JAY COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, Philadelphia.
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank of st. Adams.
March Is, 1865. 52-tf.
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DRUGS and CHEMICALS

Our aim is to keep the best qualities Physi-
clans supplied at as low prices as can be afford.
ed. Prescriptions filled with care.
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THE TRANSCRIPT.
ST. ALBANS.
friday. April IL, 1903


will be closed on Pay sn APr rom 1872 NJ ir0 tn
o'clock IL H. N. BARBER, p. Nj.
VI.
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Che at,arksts.
ROsrnN MARKETS.

Prepared expressly for the TRANSCRIPT
BosroN, April 10 1865
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Lubin's genuine and imitation), Jacques,
Edrehis, Zaoherie's, Hills, Bucks, and other
Extracts. Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus, Fa-
rina and other Colognes.
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Lubin's, Phalon's Lows Old Brown Windsor,
Colgate's, Glenn's, Jamisons, Williams Shaving,
Robinson's Silver, CASTLE, English and Amcri-
can.
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Serbaftuus bon amerifanern in Megifc.

Gin Brief bonn II. Nobember, tpeIten mir ans ber
etabt gfeTito erRGlteu Pobeu, t5eilt SplS,ntes nit
Ser fur3er 3eit wurte cine Nn3a61 amerifaner, pelte
in benz neuen Staat gs.ps, bic nSrbli9e 9dlftc BON 0us
range, beiGGftigt uaren, in @burci be los @prbernices,
elmer stuOt in stalps, unter iOlsenbem 8crwante oerbafs
ttt Der YrGfect beS reu.n Staates, isel9er ert Dor fur>
ger Belt bon Der faif.rli9en ~0tesierluS ~arSeffetlt mar, mar
befannt ais Serfefscr Der fir bic So6e Der Qi6eralen
Spmpotbifreuben unb etenio aIs elm 9affer Ser 6remben.
Bel ber erfen @eeSenbeit nGmItt, ais CT f9 auBerbalb
bon Cube, Der 9auptfsst BON Nu5Os, befanS, tpurbe CT
erursrbet. Die 8e9Grben befabteu, idnuntGibc amerita.
Nr in Ger StaGburi9aft 5n perbafteu nnb General Be
Gahaons, Der @smutanbart bon Durango, lief Is babcn
ben GiIpIes mad Der etabt Durango ~brinsen. Die Ssli,
lei brans sesen 5 u6r in Der @a6t in bic Gunner ter
6reueeu nnb bradte fe mad benz 3iligcucezg ureau, auf
>peI&sm fe Sldse fur bic 6r.nlseu na5men unb ~bieielben
ans benz Sanbe ~nertpieIen.
Utn1cr George s. ADAMS, bon ter Ser. ct. aru,ee,
Srr0 lett . 1asen DermiBt. Die se6eime YcIi,ei p~erfplate
=" a" ernntus unb Mlonta8, ben 10. unb 20. WoSbr."
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ote 0ertretune Der 0eutft9en.

uniere 2tier perpen Itb %ertnnerll, naB mir lins
neuli9 itber bieIeS Sapitel i'll elielH belonperen
Irtitel alls9elprpGen baben. llnterbelen bit audi
Der vGd0llhe GeleSrapb" BON Snpianapolis bar,
iiber seIfriebtu uuO ia9t ullter Anberem
,,Sn feiner1 falle bat Der Nmtrifaner ell Sfedt,
Dem reutl1en gSt len llllD Streben ftitplld) 9egels
iiber5utreten. Gr bat Dies nm 70 i~pcui9tr, il
piinttliher bic 0eull6su ibre1 8itr9erpfli6ttn
nadfpmrme1, unb na6 Der Nieserperfung Der 0tc-
Zig mtbr Sploaten 0~.ltelt bdttn, ais bic @tIges
~bsrentl, ipQte er IiH nlrflid I6Grle1, utls Die
@lsidberedti9un9 ftreitig MADDEN III pplen.
Der Inltritancr lfGlnt fi9 aber rlidt bofiir
liefert bic 9egenipdrtige Sibuug Der 2e9iSlatur bon
Snbtal1a mteper einel re6t biibl6eu Qelea. 92rr
nit grSbter Dtibt unb 9totb, nit Auftpenbuug
BON 3eit nnb @elD, 1T IS ben beutlheu gSirtbcn
NIB 0dtblern in o"tiiti9et @etrdnten g~eluneelt,
bic iufame Sen1pere1ISbill S9up'8 I'M 0allle caplt
III MAIDEN, abcr BON Ginfitbrun9 Der beuti6eu
Spradc III ben D~feltliden Sdule1, hon 9ufbc>
bunq bes neutrality-suspicious. Sonnta9sgeetes
II. |. n. tit ri6t Die Jteoe. gSober fpu1ult otts?
@aus aleit DEM b8 len Nillen Der Nmerifaner
segen ms biirfet mir btelc 6 rldeill11g nidt que
I4retben, pen1 lllr nenige bon tbnel ~perIteben
unlere SpraGe n1D fDuneI fi9 III u~nIerel Nnltd>
ten unb Strebull9tn prientlrel, uuD ferner wdre
Is unbtQt9, MOLTEN mir ppu omerifantldeu Yplt>
tlteru, bic SrDBtentbcil9 nidt OH cpn1equenteS
Oenfen S%epbbnt IND peBbalb pt sur Sdlfte fret
finnig NIB sur Sdlftc reattiOndr flllo, perIaustn,
baB ie i'll ben .@eitsgebuugen unD ll @ou9reb
fir ale uniere gSitnide lnb Qnfidten in Die
Sdrdnfe1 tretert. sSpllcn mir all frtdti9 fem, 70
uliifem mir 9eiteb.l, boB bic 0elltideI srOBe1,
t9tils iebit ldulO baran iiup, Dap le 10 mtnig
uusri9teu. Help yourself 1T Elm 9utes am,ri.
taniideS S%prlfmort. User ii4 ielbit belfen fam
u1S eS ntdt tbut, 1T MIR wertb, baB Ct III @rruoe
Sebe.
9Sie aber f5uneu mir rns ieber belftn? @infa6
baburG, bab mir ms mebr al Den An9ele,
Senbeittt unIereS Qanbes unb unieres Staas
tee, ~unieresr Gpuutp u1O u~niersr Stapt lcbbaftsr
tntereifren oIs bisbtr, NIB baB mir ms nidt ME
unmiinbist aH6 fiir6er bur6amerifaner pertreten
Iafltn, bic ms uls u1itrt @iinife uidt nerite>
ben, iOnbern DAP mir iiberal cine im Gerbdltnib
a1 unierer numeriIden Stdrfe ltebenbe Nusabl bon
beuti9en Gb9eprontten inl Staptratb, bic SebDrbt
Der @ountp.@ ont1niiitcners, Die @elesoebuns ulb
ben Gon9reB brtu9e1."
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9(nrerifaniftbe NSncbridDtem.

O1etu gnrf.-(9i9mpr 0tObtrt). SisnOr Gtc>
pere, Der am T1itttp06 peridieoene Sdn9er, mar
Elm alter 2ieblirg bes Stem Dprfer BublttllnlS er
lam i'm Sabre 1853 nit Otm. M6ari na6 Stem
Oprt ul,b fang ipdter rluter Maresef's DIRECTION
nit ber Sprntas unb @nberen 5niammen. Gr
febrte Damn nab europa 5nritf un6 mar fir 1lep'
rere SABRE at beri9iebc1en eurcpdii6eu Sii9nel
%en9a9irt. SIM perfloIieIen Counter ipuroc CT
bon Maretet wieber fir bic bteii9e 8ii9Ie 9erpors
men. Hppert ~erfranfte am leBter Sarilta9, bob
belt man bic Sranfbeit nidt fir 9efa4rli4. Der
8erItorbene mar ledSi9 Sabre alt ilnb btnterlaBt
cine @itttpe unb mebrere Ginper.
-DteGetdebe s 8ri8abe9enerats
@tGlium SO alton Morrts BON Der re9us
ldren Irinee Der Ser. Staaten- ipirb III @itp Sal
6reita9 Ta6mitta9 auS9eielt perbell. Gr mar
Der @ntel BON 2erpis WiOrris, tpar anf benz io9e>
ratlntelt MorriS.2 anO9ute i'll @eit9slter County,
mo lett Wtorriisnia liegt, I'M s. 1901 9ebpren,
1lltbtt1 81 Sabre alt getrorbeu. Gem @ro6pater
eetpis OtOrriS, mar cn Wtit9lieO beS erlten repp.
lntio1dre1 Gon9relles NIB wurbe 1875 nebft iei>
ner 6amilie BON ~ieInert aanbltt burd bic Gng,
ldnber rertrtebef.
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Nadri6tcn aus SiiO>a u,trifa.

sls Sfie Saneirp ipirb bonn 8. 9tpp. Solgel1oes
iiber ben st9cnpdrtjgtn Stanp pts IA Rlata'Srle'
9eS s~enleloct:
Die neueItcn gtaGriGteu, bic bier aus SueHps
apres unD WtOntepioep ein9etrotten itno, rel4elI
bHiebentlt6 bis aRrI 20. lnD 30. Oltpbtr. Ote
Seribte ppnI Grleg6ihauplase lt1o lebr lparllp,
pa bic &ntferllllll9, Die Die ~allllrten 0eere 6urlldSu'
le0tn boben, nm paS bon Dem par09laqantl1el
SIuppen pccupirte Gebiet iu erretGell, eIlle 10 alI'
berCrsentli9 9rDBe 1T.
Sic perDiinpetel Stretttrdfte rltdtet prrQ Scr'
riclltts ppr unD Die peridiepeuell Olplllplell MN
ben III Otercept8 unb pel1en um9e9en0 cpNcenlrnt'
Au bielenl IlaBe bieltel Die Gel,erdle cue Ser1'
tDung betr,ti8 OeS fir Die %tiinftl9en OperotIputn 81
elltlperfenben Ylales.
Obaltidi bas pora0uapanilde Seer it9 III be-
trGhtltber Gntfcrrlnl9 BON Den Serbltlloetell be'
taup, 10 mar e. renup9 auf DEM NiifSng bssrttIer
np bos Sa1ptcDrpS bate @mprepapo, paS ttlpai
uuttrbaIb Der Stapt @orrielte8 9eIe9eI ut, e.
rsldt. G8 pirp lc9ar rernlutbet, Dap ellll9e 20
lpnnell berctts Den 4arana mteper llberl 1rttteI
boben. Qlnf bieIcrn &iidsug le9tel lie DE salll6'
Gt8elp, bur6 Die ie funtr, nlllte, Obne 3mel1e
i'll Der IbliGt, papurd baS NprrltdeII Del Auur'
ten 10 idpttrig unp l%auSiall ME mr. lr9enO nlp9'
Itd gu MAIDEN.
SIN, Yarana tpureu Die Satterieell, bic lie Dor
friiber erridtet 9ntten, 9In5ltd perIdmnnpeH, Del
uitpriAe gSaller1 tarp perpr1perte 9lelQWppI p'
traIiltauii9e 6lptte, h6psr ais Bella Stlto 9ll'aut
3ufOnll1len.
Die broiiliouiIde 0ipiftpn, bic utter Dem Com.
malpo b,s generals YOriO Nue9re iiebt, butte
ueberi6r.itut9 be8 Uruguay Die Hrppln6 Sorrtell'
tes err.idt uu6 max tr~rportete, pap lie pnrd Die
lelb. binblrdmarl4ire tpiir0e, I'm III Fara9lar
etnslfallsn. .
Gillsm @.riift 1ufrIge bat @rdiibent Scopes Elm
Grpebitipnscsrp8 bon Yara9nap aus e%Iltlan6t, I'M
BEN g8eo nab 8plipia III ertreden. IS loll perl'
ielbe1 oeIllu0e1 itiu ulp 9ltidfallS lou alf 0lelem
9eoe Elm GcIanpt.r Der 9tepnbltt BOLIVIA had
Qtlimpctou, Der 9auptitaot ron P0r99uaq, 9e'
Iargt inb bort nit grrBen 6fIertl'4en SrellosIIpe'
monltratioten tmpfan9en ppresn iein. alem
8er1nlt6e1 nad mirp Der 3med leiles Selude'
Ieiu, .i1tl1 Maian5pertra9 6lptlden pen beloelI Ne'
p%ublifcn fir semeiniamc p~efeniipe SPerottplltn ab'
,uIdlieBen.
81 0}io Ssneiro nurben 9rpbe Sprtereitmger
fir tiuen gldn3e1ben Gnlpfan9 be8 EallerS &C.
ntadt. Ufan eripartete tbn gum II. NOpember.
gu Ser 91ua 0ibeita, bem Srpaplpap bon Htr
Sal.ire, murben iibtrau 2riumptbO9tn srrthttt
unb b.im @insug ioleu bic Sdultr oltS ldpnltt
NIT SIumsu, 3eppiGeu, 6abnsn IND l@eltelItll
YflarSen 9eI4miidt Itll.
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(5ur Den ,,8eder." 80
Doibin6t0n, IS. Dec. 1876!
Sin bic ~Oleboctipn 6es ..8tder".

Sin bic 0itboction 6es ,,s8eder".
Sereprter 0trr 6feoacteur: Git einiaer 9en
fnbet Ginienber ,bieIes in 9krem Blatte cine Be-
a%rbeltu19 beS Beridts bes @eueral Grant unb
kaben sic aud ben Mrmee>S yeratipnen in Hef.
Eirginien ip.5iede Nufin.rfiamttit III 3beiI tper.
ben laIic1. Ginienber nun bat in bitier Ir1lee
geDlerlt NIB erl0ubt iid Sbnen tini9e Bemerfunaen
lululelotn, Die Sbnt1 i'm Au9enIetnen oepiB i9on
betarnt ltiH iperpen.
ais @apoGerit gtbSrt. er ~ Der GpertrrTd.n
SipiFoi. armtt,G Ontmanbe1r par suerff (eit
Der Get, in Der @tnl.uber i'll bielen Department
fdnb) 8rigabtgentral StneS. Cumberland mar
Arn1te'Sauptqlartitr lnb Wiartillsbura has Der
Gtolllon.- Bic SnfaHterie lag all Der Giienbasu
anr Sepodnn9 berIelben; bic &araIerie, atf BOT.
9tl9obenen YoItel IN @ir9ini.lt, pltrbe tbeils sur
dliberlteft Ftdetltnte, tbeilS sum Sccuttn btr>
wenbtt. -
enbe Mdr, 1Fr. @.n.rolmoiOr sio.r BEN Sen
asltp al. &al6 mad, bi.I.r S.it mgrb. 81. Ga.
palerie nlebrere W1ale rad benz penlideu Ebtile
bon @lrginien 9sl6idt unb ftanb eiunral in Stem
Greet, Damn IN Secerlp une baum ipteber in Bar
f~er8burg. @tg,n EIbe Npril mar ginienb.r
mteoer III Wldrtinsbnrg rnb H'ari6irte SAranf un>
ter Dem 8efcbl beS @eneral Si9el bas 3bal birt>
anf. SH ben 3ettun9e1 purben mir MIR INNER
Die u&rnee bts Sbeuanbpab" s%.nannt, batttu
dbtr mott etfln1al bic ppridriftsnldbige &opf3abt
elmer Oipilipu. llnD mas fir cine Arnlee mar
e8? &pn rer Snfanterit batter bic meiIt.n Steal.
nIelter III 8emadur9 Der @iienbubn ibre Discip>
lin %periortn, Die metltul nod ieine Sdladt &C.
iebsI. 81. Gaoalterie bate Die beittu 2tute uIb
Sffi5iere rad @barle1to1, Sa., 9eididt unb bate
baber nidt cen 9tbSrt9en &egimeuts>Se rbunO unb
bic gebEri0e 0i8cipltu. Ser commandment.
General that, mas er mn tbun %fpnnte, bieien gu.
ttall6 gu p%erbeileril unO riele Offi5ierc bemiihtelt
iid letnerl gefe9len 6DI9e st ~ltifter. 90 8ing Is
6enl aud 6ienlIif. @ir famen na9 Ilno nad1 bis
ytep Niarfet unO purpeu bort ssldlasen, inoem
PIE tettloliGe Snfunterie brppel 10 fart mar, ais
6e trnr'9e. Sir Die &opalerie mar fem 9iinltises
%ilnierer nlmcrilden Sdwdde attppurieu. p.n1
mir cini9e bsiere Snfanterie Stssintlter ottbabt
bdtteiI. Nuh blteben Spei Snfanterie> 81 e9inlenter
5llrlif, tpelde CUR redtelr 3eit bGtten s~lntreffen
tBuneu. 6iuSeIne GeeineHter wareu iebs gut.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-16
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