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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
Piles--A Sure C1lre

E,VERiBoDf 10 De hig cured of this distressing din.
II ense by the of In. Sirickands Pile Rrs.a.
Read what those say who Rave used it:.:
MIR Charles w Landrum, of I.oaisville and Mr. n .
hazarde Cincinnati o., both cured after u,nr an.
POT OF Dr. shicklands Pile Remedy. They saw lbey
have red every thing but could obtain relief but enc
Que rol OF strlcklands Pile Remedy affected perfect
cure after suffering for many Years with The wors, LSS
to Try it. ,y,Tr'S - = -''"'''"s
Sold by all Druggists so cents per pot Manufactured
at No Fast Fourth street, cincinnah,o. Ask fer
DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy. AZ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24

DuRE LINSEED OIL AND WHITE LEAD-Also
l. Paints OF all cosrs, dry and ground In oil For
sale Al J. H. WEST cos.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
Eureka" Renovating Fluid,

ENoR removing paint, tar, grease, &c., from cloths
without the least injury 10 the fabric Prepared and
nj VESTS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
SILVER PLATED WARE
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.

l2mO Gold I'-n. silver Extension IIncrs 81 tosIO 0
l2WD Gold Peits. silver Monu.cd Holcrs.... 2. Z
5000 Gold Pens Gold Mounted IiolLers...... 3. IS
5000 Gold Pen. with Gold Extension Holders 10 -
$500 God Pens Gold Holders and Pencils. i6 50
NOOO Gold PemClIs ..............
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
Farm for Sale.

I WILL sell my furn situated in Colerain Town
ship, ]emonl Co, Ohio about miles North OF
Knsey', Mills containing
One Hundred and Fifteen Acres,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
NEW TIN SHOP.

THE undersigned iHferns tho psbls that ho has open
I'd
Tin, Copper and Sheet EroR store
in tho buildin g Immediately West of the Post offco
ST. CLATRSVII.LE wirre no will he happy to sece'
modate them with anything in his line OF busness'
reasonable terms fe7 HUGH HARRf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
Howard Association,

PiIITA DFi.PIUA, IA.
nISEASES of the Nervous. Seminal. Urinary aud
- Sc Nuul Syaiems--new aud rrable irraunrnt--ii,
reports OF the Howard Aasociaiiu--sent hy Inntl in
sealed letter envelope. Tree o( charge. Address Dr.
SklillN IDIGlirON, Howard Associnun. No ,
south Ninth street. Phadt phia Pa. willy
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24
MAGNIFICENT SALE.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
JLKEIRY,&c.
ON THE 0NR DOLLAR PLAN.
The Entire Stock OF

The Entire Stock or
One Gold and Silver Watch Msnufac-
tory, Two Immense Jewelry Estab-
lishments, One Silver Plating Ware
house, One Gold Pen and Pencil
Maker,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24

~ d. Daring his stay Dr. $ will visit critical cases
~ consultation with hts brother Physicians of good
standing March y, 65.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
Free Trade and Proteeaion.
REPLY OF GOV. Low OF CALIFORNIA TO It'd
FREE TRADE LEAGUE.

REPLY OF GOV. LOW OF CALIFORNIA TO I'D
FREE TRADE LEAGUE.
SIR. | have the honor TO acknowledge the N
ceipt Of Circular Of the American Free Trade Lesgs
iuclosipg declaration of principles OF the same orgas
zation
Tie objects sought TO be obtained are not vefy
clearly stated but Judge that il is the intention OF u
League to bring about the abolition OF tariff and inter
nal revenue laws, and compel the raising of all RIVE
MUGS for the Government by direct taxation.
While agreeing with you that "pr''seuoH
not be the fundamental principle on when re'e"s'
are based yet with the enormous ceot win "'a'n
Government Is now burdened II would III u! 's.S
meut. be unviss to abolish duties on ini'"e'
duties while levied for purposes OF revenue WIZ
necessarily afford protection" whether 80 'n'e''
by Congress or not. J., - ,rs,syisu1
Until the debt Of the country can pe fe, ha Goysrrl
rslnoed II should think. b. the policy oil ths ov.
r,snt and the people to encourage domestic inals
which will enable Us 10 live within ourss,Ses s;s2
@oos 10 he lowest possible limit that the exports
IN eriean rtoduce NAV equal in value that oil impv
tiou leaving the production OF the precious ms' ,r
m the vacuum which has been caused oy ~. du
mid and silver from our own 10 foreign counries
Sng the War II this desirable result can pe h,,'.
a yery few years will suffice to pat our currency w
specie basis l.. hu,,ob n, sh,ut al
When this state OF tnrngS Gun DV - -
a., rshell,ous states shall be reconstructed and -
inssd in the Unon when the industry Of inc ~
shall be restored again TO It's accustomed GUINNESS
il may be desirable to sgitste tue ogee ~ .,iv hsrrs
Urnl tka time shall kdrs srr,red Gu" ''' WY
the result Of sSi,dting his .a9,ee and lus1
With the highest regard for the patrioss, a,inS "
sencs Of those who entertain .. y1ews low
Cbayles Astor Brised. esq. New ort. S,,,.--.d
Sat- Of CaiUornia, EreeEiiee Df7'a'f's'"' 'S''"
Aug. II 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

CHINTz BUG IN THIS STATg.-Tae BinghamiOx
Standard says that the chin,z bug" destructive ~
tho crops at the West, has made its appearance In
Broome County in this State This Ia tho first time wo
have ever heard Of this pest In the Middle States M
Ira Gardner Of Conkln informs the editor Of The Stand
ard that he had three Of grass destroyed by H.
root and branch After ALL there may b some mistake
about the identity Of tie insect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

On the Oldham road, near Newark, N. j., on
Wednesday night woman was attacked by four young
men who carried her away into field while she was
partially drunk. aud outraged her person She was
fbund BY her husband after ahe had laid considerable
tms and by him she was conveyed to her home With
considerable difficulty,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

N,w.Loudon County. Conn, has voted s,' nos y
make Norwich the shire town. 2o0 nosS 'g rSsrs %ss
CURED to maze the Ieedfal 10 faros Of The .ohsn
W., xeet ,r .a Saviag occurred last Mouday'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

mil the frda flow OF the tide currents under me piers
aud at right angles with the sewer outlets through Tue
bu khead Walls
Another advantage Is that our merchants viii be
saved he great expense to which they are now put in
sheerng their goods on the open piers by means OF
tarpauins and the security FROM loss by fire will also
be an enormous saving both to private parties and to
the Government having dutiable goods in bond while
the operations Of the gangs of thieves, which now
infest our wharves. will be effec.ualy stopped.
The bringing OF the warehouses, as il were, imme.
datey aon gside the shipping will also be az advan-
tage Of almost incslculabo benefits since II will not
only obvate the present expense OF trans shipment de-
livery car.age. etc.. incidental to system OF ware
houses located at distance from the wharves, but VII
also relieve the lower part Of narrow Island OF the
throng Of carts employed In carrying merchandise
TO distant places OF storage.
The new system directly concerns tho General Gov.
ernment nasmuch 1t will TO prevent the great
amount OF smuggling. which the present imperfect
structures facilitate; and it concerns the whole
country. because the Losses and expenses occasoned
by the incidental to the present system
are added 10 the cost Of commodities and thus increase
the burdens OF general taxation.
THE MATURE OF THE COMPANY.
The New.York Pier and Warehouse Company.
which proposes to carry this new order Of things into
effect Is composed Of wealthy and influential men, and
was Incorporated by act Of the State Legislature,
passed April 2s 1865 The charter is for 20 years. and
the company Is authorized to build six piers supported
BY iron tubular columns. surnounted by iron ware
houses; but In all other respects to be built such
plan In such manner and Of such material the Com
issoners Of tho Sinking Fund Of the City and County
Of NewYork shall designate. The act provides that one
pier with its set Of warehouses; must be erected in two
years from the passage Of the act the choice Of water
lots for the erection Of new structures to rest with the
Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.- and the Commits
soners Of the Land Office.
AZ the cost FOR each structure complete Is estimated
at about ts25 900. and the Company will also bscom'
pelled to the old piers which may be In their
way involving an additional and heavy expenses and
as the benefits which viii from the iron piers are
manifest tho Commissioners will Of course readily aot
the necessary places In desirable locality 90 that the
Company may commence operations at once. and prao
ticaiy demonstrate the advantages OF the new system
or course the cost OF the contemplated structures
will necesstate an increase in the rate Of Wharfage as
those of European cities have bat the facilities which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07

year two and find SAFE though dreary shelter at las
In the anchorage Of boarding house.
"They order these things better in France" Loui!
Fourteenth. establishing Versailles. and literary socie
ties and scientific bodies. and art associations, made
fashionable the petite cuisine. which yet fourishes In
immortal youth. Louis Fifteenth. degenerate great
grandson and heir dropped from his enervate right
Land oil the beapedup splendOrs Of conquest which bis
martial ancestor had crowded therein but held close in
his left the refined art Of cookery. And France to-day.
overerowded, only able to feed her swarmng people
by the most careful thrift and the most devices
has the only theory and practice Of that most comfort
ing OF systems which deserves to be studied and fol-
lowed John Ball is liberal gigantic and coarse in Lis
method Jonathan has the best intentions. tie most
generous appliances and 10 method Whatever. Jean,
with tie narrowest means. spreads banquet for the
gods
An airy Sybarite. 1t ia related. tasting the black
broth OF the LacedemoniaDs longer wondered OF the
reckless bravery Of the Sparansw he inferred went
to death as banquet TO escape the SAVIOR OF that
witchs cadron. What memories Of saleratas horrors
and dietetc atrocities perpctrated In the name OF coffee,
may have goaded on our Western soldiers what
minscent strong butter addened the bravo volunteers
of the Empire City what past and possible aims OF pie
va
New. Hampshire and Connecticut no company roll
shall tell.
The west wind blew on our table the other day biz
Of white cardboard bearing the strange Device Cook
Ing Academy open on Monday Oct g." We will 90.
we said at once. Domestic economy Is subject which
has claimed close attention. We wrote the edmira.
bic article in the New Ameriosn Cyclopedia, en-.
titled "Quohaugs, substitute for Clans" which has
been attributed to Agassiz
We went for your sweet sake, dear Angelina. BE
comforted stareyed science has not wandered there
10 waft you homo tho message Of despair. France
gave us La Fayette. and hoops, and today sho offers
m apostle Of gasronomy. That the wise men OF
Gotham msy no longer embark on the Of cop
ing in bowl, We shall illuminate their way with
drnmmond light Of information, kindled by Monsieur
BIOL the moment We can obtain column on which 10
set 1t. -..
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-06-07
sherman's Farewell Order.

The following order has just been issued -
HDoRs. MIL. DIVISION OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
IN THE FIELD, WASHINGTON, May 30, 1865.
SPECIAL FIELD ORDER No. 76.-The General
commanding announces to the armies of the
Tennessee and Georgia that the time has come
for us to part our work is done and armed enc
mics no longer defy us. 5a.f... "a sIafs#5IsI
Some of you will be retained in service until
further orders and now that we are about to
separate, to mingle with the civil world, it be-
comes pleasing duty to recall to mind the stu
alton of national affairs. - ee5 sst.
When buta little more than year ago we We're
gathered about the twining cliffs of Lookout
Mountain, and all the future was wrapped in
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1865-06-07

war persons found in the United States service
officers, soldiers, seamen, or in other capaci-
ties. .
Seventh. All persons who have been or alb
sentees, from the United States for the purpose
of aiding the Rebellion. I
Eighth. All military and naval officers in the
Rebel service who were educated by the Gov
eminent in the Military Academy at West Point
or the United States Naval Academy
Ninth. All persons who held the pretended Off
ces of Governors of States in Instruction against
the United States.
Tenth. All persons who left their homes within
the jurisdiction and protection of the United
States, and passed beyond the Federal military
lines into the so-called Confederate States, for
the purpose Of aiding the Rebellion.
Eleventh.. All persons who have been engaged
in the destruction of the commerce of the United
States upon the high seas, and all persons who
have made raids into the United States from
Canada, or been engaged in destroying the COM
merce of the United States upon the lakes and
rivers that separate the British Provinces from
the United States.
IsOeIfth. All persons who, at the time when
they seek to obtain the benefits hereof by taking
the oath herein prescribed, are in military naval
or civil confinement or custody or under bonds
at the civil, military naval authorities or
agents ofthe United States prisoners of war,
or persons detained for offenses of any kind
either before or after conviction.
Thirteenth. All persons who have voluntarily
participated in said Rebellion, and the estimated
value of whose taxable property is over twenty
thousand dollars.
Fourteenth. All persons who have taken the
oathU. amnesty as prescribed in the Presidents
Proclamation of December s, A. D. 1868, or
oath of allegiance to the Government of the
United States since the date of said Proclama-
ton, and who have not thenceforward kept and
maintained the same inviolate,-provided, that
special application may be made to the Presi-
dent for pardon by any person belonging to the
excepted classes, and such clemency will be lib
orally extended as may be consistent with the
facts of the and the peace and dignity of the
United States. s555 49, ...#f 5ss#5..z = ssz#.
The Secretary CT State will establish rules and
regulations for administering and recordi ng the
said amnesty oath, so to insure it's benefit to
the people, and guard the Government against
fraud. esf.#
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal of the United States to
be affixed. Hetfaf slle -ssa8i8 -
r Done at the City of Washington, the twenty
ninth day of May in the year of our Lord
= one thou sand eight hundred and sixty
A's. five, and of the independence of the Uni
ted States the eighty-ninth.
5f#Il a ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President - sH
f VIM. III. SEWARD, Secretary of State.
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3eie9rapbtfebe StaoDricbtem-
8nnOeShuuhtftoht-
fur ben DalttmOr. sU.s..

8aibingtOn, Is. SUM-. 8oblre,h.
@eIu6e INN Yaroon iinp in Der Office hps
Generals nwalts einse9an9en. Sa bic an.
liegenoen Bspiere senau seprlft meroen. 70
weroen bieielben nur langlam erleOiet. :
- 9ts jebt iinb nur $1,000 8alen 8aum=
pOlIe bon ben in Sapannab, @barIeitOn unb
WObile eefunoenen 8orrdtben Dem S6abamt
u~bermielen mDroen. Sine groBe Nnaabl Sc
luhe nm Nld9abe tpeggenUmmenen unb Der.
~lolenen Gigentbums Iiegen Dor.
9aS 20. Nrmee Corps lit anf9el6it NOR.
Den. 3wetuno5pan5ig 0te9imenter be1elber
Iino aufsel6it uno bic ibrigen % 8e9imente,
Iino arOern Gprps einSuperleiben.
- Cine furbi9e Delegation BON 8i6mOnt
bdtte 9eitern cine Nuoien5 beim PrdlOenten be;
3i9li6 ibrer 8ebanoluns in bielem Wilitdr.
9i1trifte.
- Sic Offi5ieqen 8eri6te Der Generdl
WeuOe unb SHERIDAN, beSIelid ibrer Campaign
Dor Ni6mOnb uno petersburg iinb burd bos
&rieg5oepurtement publi3irt poroeu.
- Sen. Sailed bat einen Brief an bel
&rieS8ietretdr gel6rieben, be3i9li6 zines 8e
ri9tes be8 Sen, Sherman an Sen. Grant
pel9en er al8 uncOrrett uno ungere6tfertiq
binitelt uno bent Sen. Sherman pprmirft
feline 8efusuis iiberidritten gu baben, inbem E
einen She'll ieiner (6aled's) Sruppen sesel
Greensboro, %. g., eeI6idt babe.
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Ser Clipper, unitreitis iebt eines Der ADJ
tun9swertbeiten Organe Der amerifanii9en
9reiie, brinst in ieiner porseltrieen Num,ner
einen iebr 9~eoieeenen Artitel. St lit betiteIt;
yYrdlibent Spbnlpn uno Die neue Stellung Der
4drteien" uno 1T peranlaBt bur6 bic 9smOne
itratipn Der cempfrottI1en Bartei, bic i'm @pope.
Snititut in Stem Sort Dor aursem i~tattfano nnr
bic in ber oamitass= uno NOntassz Numme,
oeS @eder belprO6en pOroen lit. 9ie 3eoe oea
General 2Dgan, pef6e nObl bas Yrp9ranm be,
9artei entbalten fol-, UNI. pel6e bic Staaten.
re6te mieOer ouf. ibre SABINE idreibt, miro be-
lprp9en. Damn tpiro folsenOe 8etra6tuna
binausefIgt, Die Nnltdteni uno @Gnihe entbdIt,
in Die je0er pabre 8atriOt gerpib gerne NIT eine
iftntmen niro. Sir laien ben S6luB bes Dir
tifeIs bier tuOrtli6 folgen: ..sa>
yun6 nun entitebt Die Srase, auf meI6er
Seite miro tinftig grdliOent SObnion lteben ?
0enn man beoenft, oaB er 53eitlebens 1i6
gum entI6ieoeniten @e9ner Der oriltpfrati1beu
Senbcnsen Der oemUtratiiden 0ligarditen bes
: SIbenS betannt bat, baB ieine game 8plitit
Der ibri9en entseeen mar, baB er ibre Mnipra6e
nienlalS %anerfannte, pdbreno er su glei6er
3eit Our6 feline beitdnbi9e OppOItiOn 9esen Die
Observation-Disclosures Der Stlaoenbalter
unb feline 8efirpprtung oes 6eimltdtte< @eietes
Der Spmpatbie uno Der unteritibun9 oes 9tor=
oenS Ii6 ~erfreute, tam man ba tppbI ertparten,
baB CT iebt, na6oem es nit Der IIoli9en @riltoz
tratie, Die iih Sempfrdtie ueutlt, gan5 porbet
1T, Die republitaniide Burtei iguOriren Ooer 3lz
riidieben tpirc, UNI lid leinen alien Seinoen in
Die 2lrrne Sn tperGen? SpIlte er ni6t pi6en, oaB
ie ibm chen 70 feinoli6 tpdren, ais le 2incpln
iUaren, unO beOirfte er mod 10 iebr elmer felten
StiBe, le ibm bob feline mebr gendbren t6ne
men, felt ie 9eidla9en, cw6 ben arie9 aufaez
rieben iino ulto Dor Der QBeIt ale 0tdtlnq per-
loren baben ?
@enn ii6 pie8 NueS mirflih 70 perb6It unb
tuenn Serr SObnlon Der l6arfblidenbe Stats
mann 1T, ols tpel6er er Ii6 ltet8 bepielen bat,
trelfe Gi6tung wir0 er wDbl einibloeen milf
fen ? Wiro er ni9t burb Die 8erbdItniIIe oe=
rDtbi9t iein unc bur6 ben @unl6, feline Noz
mi1iitratipn adtun9spertb uno eripriebli9 fir
na5 2ano 5u MAIDEN, gu Den Wldnnern 1i6 gu
neioen, Die lih inter 2ine0ln 10 1ebr betpdbrt
baben ? WOQte er ii6 bic Olibe 9eben, Die
v9emDtratie" tuieoer 5uIarnmen5ubrineen uno
wieb~erber5uiteGIen, tpIrpe ibm nidt i'm natiirz
li6en @erlaufe Der 9inge bas S9idial 8u6os
nan'S Su Sbeil meroen 1? 8iro er anoere
@runcidbe bel Oieler 8artei p%prfinoen, aIs oaz
mails, no le ibn benz lnslld uno DaS 2anb
Dem Slutbaoe uno allen Sdrednil1en iiberz
i~ieferten? .3 s#' ~-...a
&ir ~9laubeu, Oab 9rdioent Subnipn ale
bieie S&wieri9teiten ieiner @teIlung liegrei6
Iberpincen miro, freili6 gilt ba tein Ianees
8elinneu rlebr, manderlei 8orurtbeiIe lino nod
su beieiti9en, cine nete 8abn muB sebrOden
1perOen, bic gum 6Ortl6ritt fiibrt." 9
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Intertfa niftpe Nadbrtcbfen.
Scr YrnSeB Der VraiibeutenmGrber.

18 afbin 9ton, -. SUM-. 9la6 Or.
!5all ipurbe sur 8ernebmun9 bes 3eugen sSobn
:. Sorten gei6ritten. 9erlelbe ppbnt felt 40
sSabren in. Surratt8plle; tennt Sran @urratt
lett pieIen Sabren. Sic 1T ais cine aufri6tiae,
9iitlse uno 4riitli6 6rau betannt. :3euee BAT
lie i'm Saufe Des &rieses mebrmals aeleben.
aber ntemals 9eb6rt, baB 5e in ibreu @eiprdz
3en auf pclitti6e 9inge an1pielte. 3euoe bali
ben g. 3. Sentins far einen auten Unions
r1ann, tann aber in 8e5us ouf ben 8uf oes
YaitOrs uno s2ebrers @iaiam 81. Grams uni
tsber oenen Wabrbeitstreue ni6ts a~usIaeen.
Nnsia9e BON 6enrp Satptins (yteeer). 81
mar II Sabre lang Stlape Der Srau @urratt
nnb wuroe BON ibr eltis bebanbelt. Sic fit
terte elnnal auf ibre aOiten Elm nesaelaufenes
Ne9ierunsspfero. 3euse b6rte nidt, baB fl
iernalS pOlitii6e @eiinnunssduserunsen tunr
CAB. Sic CAB iebr pit ben an ibrem Saus Dor,
iibergebenoen 8unresiOlouten ;u ellen. !3euae
slaubt nidt, bab fe ii6 bafir besablen lie6
bat 9eieben, OaB file tamen unb ii1 erquidter
.uno nidt besablten; bat seb6rt, aoab 6rau
Surratt ni6t gut ilebt uno 9eieben, oab fe cine
8riQe trdgt. 4 Jos as Ass ..
NuSiase Der Neserin &adeISemu8.-
3euse mar 9ienerin Der Sruu Surrutt 6 Sabre
lang; tpnroe gut BON ibr bebanbelt. Sic bal
ssleben, pie S6rau Sarratt 8unbesfolbaten au
ellen uno oft bas leste CAB, was ie i'm 5aus
Sasle. 5euse bate niemals geleben, baB 1e
Iep ooTur be3oblen lief. 6rau Surratt babf
sch urges Set4t; 3eusin fdoelte iebr oft bi,
ylacel fur ie Elm. $3.50" S'' W ~
Sas, geridt pertaste F6 balo oaroouf bis y
SWafbtn 9tOn, IA. SUM. :Nls .bi
Militdr>@ Ommfiion um 2 nbr Radmittaa,
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Nus Turt Mnnruc.

SprtreB Sc Onroe, -. Sum-. (Gcrz
relponoen5 beS 8bl. Snqutrer.) Sin aufrIb.
rilder @eiit lit BON mebreren 8rigaoen bes 25.
Corps, felt Gusriituns Der 9eras>@rpeoitiOn
seaeist pOroen. IS fam spei OtaL 80 6lfentli>
den Scenen, pelde au beri6ten, i6 iebU6 uns
t~erlaiIen mill. Sic 9e9er Gopauerie Brigade,
beltebeno aus benz l., 2. uno s.. 6eg. gteserz
truppen, LieB in Gitp 8Oint perLauten, oab man
le nidt na9 Seras faiden tonne, baB Die 2e.
gierung tein 8edt baSu babe. 9iefe Qu8s
briide Der GmpGrung puroen BON ben OfFsies
rem ni6t pieL beadtet. Man CAB ben 2euten
neue Garabiners, neue Sdbel unb &leioer uno
l6ifte Iie auf SranspOrtfabr3euge elm INN ie
an Der I6umptun Hbeoe auf Oceanbampfer 5u
transferiren.
Nuf ber &beoe ansetOmmen leote 1i6 Elm
3ranspOrtoampfer an Die Seite be8 Oceanoam<
piers Wieteor" uns madte gnItalten bic Srupz
pen auf penielben Su brir9en. Sic aber ere
tIdrten rInotpes, le tperoen nidt seben, Die &e>
sierung babe tein &e6t, fe no6 Seras 81
Ididen.
Sic Sff5iere periuaten bic 2eute gu berubis
gen uno es setans ibnen 3 Comp. auf ben
Seecampfer st brinsen, bic 4. Comp. tpeieerte
1i9 entI6ieoen. Die 2eute luben ibre Garabi.
ners ur0 bieieniaen pel6e feline Wiunitipn bat.
ten, sO9en ibre Sdbel. Nu9 bic am 8Cro beS
MeteOr wurben aufrlbriI9 uno bic Off;iert
fanoen e3 fir bas 8eite bic beiben S9tffe ~
trennen unb Der Sransportoampfer 9Bbiloen
fubr nab Dem 2auOunSsplabe uno leete an
8altimprer @erfte an.
Sort an9etommen, puroe SberIt &obert pDn
benz 0orfaue III &enntniB 9eieBt, nel6er lpfpri
ben WtaiOr pom S6iuing nit stpei Comp. oes
3. ga. Artillerie 8es. i6idte. 9erfelbe lieB
iein tleines Commando auf ben 8biloon brins
gen uno fubr uuf Wetepr gu. NIs bic Meute,
rer bieIe8 Iaben, brpbten iie uuf Die 9enniplpa:
ntihen Sruppen SIT i4ieBen, pOrauf ;,WtaiOr p
S4iaing, tpelder bemibt mar, bic SADIE Obn'
8lutoersieBen a~b3upideln, 81 einem anberr
WanOeuDre srift.
st fubr gum 2~anoun9spIaB Suriid, lieB ben
e,nen She'll ieiner Sruppen lanoen unb bieIel.
ben Der Merfte entlang iid auftelen. 9i(
Wteuterer purben bann Paar bel 8aar ans
Sano beproert uno mubten bic 8affen nieberIee
cen. aa -s.4...r,
9arauf fubr Der v8biIben" an ben MeteOr
beran unb holte cine anbere Comp, unb aul
bieie Meiie tpuroen ale rubig enttpafnet unb in
9aft gebradt.
SortreB MOnroe, IA. SUM-, uns
mittelbar na6 Nbgans Der Snfanterie SettiOn
pom 25. Nrmee Corps, tamen - srpBe 9amz
pier bier an, UNI bic @apalerie brigade bieIes
Corps an 8Oro 81 nebmen. 9ie fOIgenben
Sampfer iino iestfertis CUR @bfubrt: 8. 8.
Saser, 9uOlep Bud, Stem Serlep, MeGIeuuu,
Wepbaiet uno Se WlOlOp. 9ie itbrisen
9ampfer peroen in einisen 1asen ieseIfertis
fem.
2ieut. Sol. Sames q. 9erbert pom 2. Ma>
rpIuno &eg. (Hebeaen) ~Ieitete ant NittwOG
ben Sreueio. -- ~. /