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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-05-03
/ UDITOR'S NOTICE.

.kUDITOR'S NOTICE.
N IN tie Orphans
st"urt uf Cambria comfy. IL the matter nf
Pie cGl.rrmatni, ni the account nf Gyms l..
lershng a,iniinistratur de TOMS non Of the
estate OF Juhr Hne. decd
And now. NJ ,rch Sth. 1865, John =. Lin
srnn. ESQ. appointed Auditor to Sist, u'r
tbe aSs,.tr in the hands of the accountant IL
anG among the persons legally eItitle the'e
10. Ky the Court.
| will attend t. the duties of the above
'sppnintmeut at my fiji ., IN I"iu>t"wn. "n
Thursday tho 4th C.av uf Man 1868, At
sc'clek, P NJ, at which the aud ,.s,,re all
persons interested are reI'.i'ed {" = esert
stheir claims or De deharrrd from coming in
for share of the furd
JOIN P LINTON
April 10, 1861 Auditor.
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IA Letters
hi Administration on the estate Of Christie
Weble. late of CanoI township. Cambria
county, deceased. having been eianted tn
: The uudersi igued, ali persons indebte! +"
sfad estate are requested To make iriu'ed'-
ate PAYNE. ut. and those having claims
against the same will present them duty
xcuy authenticated for se,t'emrnt
JOHN HAS-ON.
March %. ls65-6t Admir-.
An essay on the Harmonious Relari,rs
Stetwe~n Divine Faith and Natural Reason.
tor sale by
JAMES MURRAY.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-05-03
CANAL ST - EEI.
Opposite the Weigh Lock.

Ask FOR
FRANK ". BAYS WAREHOUSE,
and save tsrentg percent. on yor1 purcs
Johnstowu March, l3. l668. If.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-05-03
CO0KlNG STONFS. EGG STOVES.

CARBON OF. LAMPS from 62cts.. 10
Si25. CIUMNElS and WICkS al ways
on ha d.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-05-03

Sheriff ; O-fir". EiaI'>tUrS.
Anil 5. lSG5-2t
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25
NcWa from New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-New counterfeit
fifties United States legal tender notes
are being circulated
The schooner S. Tayl from Philadel-
phia, with coal for Boston, was run down
off Cape Cod yesterday by an unknown
schooner, and sunk in ten minutes. The
crew were saved. The colliden schooner
is supposed to have been sunk also, as
the crew was Afterwards seen in their
boats.
DR.. Cobell, the abortionist, has been
sentenced to 2 years imprisonment.
Cowel says one gentleman expressed
his intention to take all the Mexican
bonds of q smaller denomination rs soon
as they are in market. 1t is understood
that the agents of the loan have ascer-
tained that the government will not in
any way interfere with the negotiations.
A Washington special to the Philadel-
phia Ledger says dispatches from Charles
ton indicate the election of Orr for Gov.
ernor.
Most of the delegates elected i'll Flori-
da to the Convention are of type similar
to those chosen by Mississippi and North
Carolina, of rebel tendency.
Advices from Alabama point pretty
certainly to the choice of General Parson
for T. S. Senator.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25
CFor the Register
Returned Soldiers.

Soldiers, you who have fought for the
restoration of the Union, and carried the
starry banner of the Republic proudly
forward on many we'll contested and
bloody field, will you can youl OH to-
morrow vote for Messrs. Bell and Horn
brook, open advocates of Negro Suffrage
and unequal taxation; men who believe
that the negro savages fresh from the
cotton plantations of the South and from
serfdom, are your equals and should pos
sess equal rights with you; The Editor
of the IntelHgeacer has had il in his pow
er to bestow offices recently. Were there
rot worthy and competent Veterans who
sought the position. Did they succeed 2
No, my Fellow Soldiers, they did not
Mr. Postmaster Campbell spurned them
from him, as he will spurn you after the
election. He wishes TO use you now for
his own selfish ends and for the benefit of
his negro worshipping friends, Messrs.
Bell and Hornbrook, who with him hope
to place West Virginia in antagonism to
President Johnson's reconstruction poll
CIV. SoLDIER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25
Edward B. Ketchum In Court.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Edward B. Ketch-
um, formerly of the firm of Kotchum,
Son & Co., nowi confined in the Tonbs
under indictment for the heavy Wall
Street forgeries, to-day enjoyed q tenn
porary release from imprisonment, he
being by virtue of a writ of habeaS cor
pas taken from his cell and conveyed TO
the chambers of the Supreme Court
where he was kept under guard while
the argument was being heard on mo-
ton that he.be allowed to testify in GER
tain case growing out of his transactions.
The suit was one brought by Mr.. VIM.
H. McNicor, who claims fund ofseventy
thousand dollars held by Greenly, Of
Norris & Co., under an account which
they opened with young Ketchum in the
name asS alleged of Mr.. McNickor lu
the conclusion of the argument the
Judge took the papers reserving his de-
csion in regard to allowing Ketchum to
appear as q witness, and the latter was
returned to the Tombs.
A renewal of the dock trial of the ca
pacities respectively of the steamers AL
ionquin and Wenorshe was commenced
yesterday at the foot of Delaney Street
1t is for the same object, to be conducted
in the same manner and to continue for
the same length of time as agreed upon
for the former trial, which was not com
pleted. The engines of both vessels TO
be run for 90 consecutive hours.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25
From Soufh Carolina.

New YORK, Oct. 24-The Charleston
Courier oflast Saturday says much ex
citement exists in the Beaufort District
concerning the ownership of the Sea Is
lands, the freedmen having labored un'
der the impression that the lands had
been given to them outright. Parties
have addressed Gov. Perry on the subject
claiming that not one-fourth of the lands
are cultivated by freedmen, that the
corn crop is lost, and the cotton planted
in patches and overgrown with high
grass. There is great mortality among
the negroes, and the owners of the land
are regarded as iutruders and feel so in
secure that they regard it unsafe to re-
turn with their families to their homes.
Gen Bennett had issued an order forbid
ding the organization of colored militia
in Charleston, as having tendency to
bring on war ofpeace.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25
GFor the Register. |

have in days gone by acted with the
so-called Union party. Ihave heretofore
been on most friendly terms with each
and all of the candidates Of that party
fol the House of Delegates from this
county, but l have made up my mind to
vote the clean Democratic ticket for the
following reasons:
On last Sunday one OF two of the can
didates were base and wicked at heart
enough to actually distribute at coun-
try church Bingham's speech and other
documents of kindred character. When
a party becomes so depraved and lost to
every principle of morality as to permit
its candidates to SO desecrate the Lords
day, / am done with it. In addition 70
the above have the disgraceful outrage
perpetrated ON the gentlemen from
Wheeling who attended the Democratic
meeting at Ritchietown on Monday night
TO complain of. When I heard of the
dastar,lly conduct of the infamous
wretches who sought the. lives of these
gentlemen, naturally expected that
every sensible republican in the county
would be anxious to ferret out the names
of the hellish spirits. They manifest,
however. no anxiety upon the subject.
The reporter of their organ was on the
ground and saw what took place, but
had no word of reproval or condemna-
ton. Under these circumstances would
forfeit my selfrespect did I continue with
that party any longer.
UNION Man.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25
Murder of Woman in Washington
CITY

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The Times Wash
ington special says: The murder of Har-
riet Wells by her paramour here. H. Far
well, which occurred yesterday morning
ID 1871 street, proves to have been more
diabolical deed than was at first suppos-
ed. The evidence before the coroner's
Jury to-day shows that the murderer de-
liberately administered chloroform to
his victim while she was asleep, then
strangled her to death, threw her body
into q closet, and robbed her other watch
and jewelry. He has notyet been arrest
ed. The purpose of the murderer is said
to have been the refusal of the woman
to marry him, he having sworn that II
he did not marry her no one else should.
Although keeping house prostitution
here, the deceased is said to have been
respectfully connected. and has a son at
school at New Brunswick, \. j., for
which place she intended to start this
evening. She was thirty-fve years OF
age, and came to this city with Farwell
from Albany, Ny. Farwell came orig
inally from Massachusetts,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25
Sale ofGovernment ve..eI..

New YORK, Oct PA sale of Govern
meut vessels belonging to the New York
Quartermasters Department took place
to-day at the Erie Bason, South Brooklyn.
This was one of the largest sales witch
has taken place since the close Of the re-
bellion ana of course brought large
numbers of buyers together who were
ever anxious to purchase government
ST Gamers. At one o'clock the sale CON-
menced, when at once the bidding be-
came quite brisk, the vessels nearly all
brought more than their actual appraised
value
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25
Denth Of Naval Oncer..

BosToN, Oct, 24.-Commander Jos s.
Missroon, United States Navy Ordnance
officer at the Charleston Navy Yard died
yesterday. He was native ofSouth Car
olina and entered the service in 1924.
The funeral service over the remains
of the late John Dawes, United States
Navy, who died at New Orleans, Sept.
2lst, took place to-day at the residence
uf his brotber-in-law in the city. Nh
merous officers of the navy were present
including Rear Admiral Stringham.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25

ALBANY, Oct 24-Tbe Convention Of
United States Assessors met in the As
sembly Chambers this evening at z
o'clock About 60 Assessors were in at
tendance from the States of New York,
Massachusetts,, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New jersey, Penn
sylvania and Ohio and additional dele
gates will arrive tomorrow night Hon.
Chas. Hutci ison, of Massachusetts,, was
chosen President; Gen. A. Halsey, Of
New Jersey, Vice President; Henry W.
Eastman, and C. G. Esty, of New York,
Secretaries.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25
From Halifax.

HALIFAX, Oct "a The Halifax papers
report negro insurrection in the east
ern part of Jamaica The steamer Dun
can, with the 7th regiment and battery
of the Royal artillery, leaves for Jamaica
soon.
The steamer Delta, with portion Of
the Circsssian's passengers, arrived to
day. The passengers are furnished with
comfortable quarters at the Dock Yard.
The Royalist, with the balance, is expect
ed tonight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25
The SoIdiers' and Sailors Homo in
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. A.-The fair for
the Soldiers and Sailors Home was reg.
ularly opened to-day and has been Wis
tied BY thousands. The scene this
evening is gratifying to all tie friends of
the wounded in the late struggle. The
Home has been establisheis nearly
two years in Philadelphia, sheltering sew
enty patriots, but as the accommodations
are inadequate to the demand, the fair is
held to furnish funds to build and endow
an institution worthy the object, and to
furnish home to every deserving sol.
dier and sailor seeking admission, as well
as to the orphans of those who fell.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25
Fire NJ Hamilton, Ohio-Sickness OF
Governor Morton,

CINCINNATI, Oct. 24.-A fire at Hamilton,
Ohio, yesterday destroyed the extensive
wooden factory of Shuler & Benning-
haffer and slightly damaged the plow
works of Owens Land, Dyer g. Co. Loss
$4,000. Insured for $4,000. The Eu-
quirer's Indianapolis dispatch says: Gov.
Morton has had relapse and is lying
very ill with rheumatism and is threat
ened with paralysis.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25

-PoRK.-The price of fat hogs in this
market ranges at from SIG to $50 per 100
pounds. * This is ; rather q stiff price
when corn is selling ats cents or TIVE
bushels in ears. Itsis doubtful whether
IthesX trices can be maintained much
loneer.-Eork Rssasyluasias. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-25

~ siSsDtff1H. 81 .sSces &aS 1 Ssa
IA Re7aasa z;ta sassEisaz .ssrs5
SECS s.sihfhs
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-09
Scltimrrbreriuhb bes Sr. &arl 8uts

Geltamprbrsriua bss 9r. &arl 8uss
fcm. - sus Brisntera, bel sSranffnrt a. M., H.
San, mirS Dem sSettsrauer 8rten sclhrieten:
6sute &aht mahte ein 9sfern atcne bier ansss
fcmmcner Sren,oer i'm 6ctd Srarp eincn Seltits
mcrcrsriuh, ineem CT fidb nit einem Sclh am
Gals unb an ben Nrmsn Die 9lcern bur1ihnitt uno
mctrere stids rerieste. stuf iencn Silferuf irurs
Dc bic StHre ienss 3mn,ers .seStfnet; man fanS
itn i'm 9lute lamimmeno a,f Dem gustcSsm lie.
seu, aeer nod tei Bsrubtisin; er sab ale Gr,,nS
lsiner Stat an: er isi ctne Treunhe nnb rc1e leis
nen Geneen aus benz s8sss seben. Gr rurrs in
ras tieFse ,ecirital setrabt, unb icu 9cffnnns SR
1ener gSisrsrberaeuuns rcrbanoen iein. anssisu'
te ltnsri,aunsen erseten, ZAP Der llnsladlide 0r.
Sarl @usfcir, Der tetannte unb tsribmts ocatfhs
shrftleuer III. Sic Stat ielff fam rur ans si'
nsr franfbafttn Siarslcn erfldrt merbe,s
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-09
Arieas-Nathrithten.

Son Sbcrnlar. - Sic &adridten rcu @fus
man lauten erlnutbisenb. Gin 2beil ieiner 4rmee
marihirte eireft rcn Sarannab Elm auberer, aus
;re 2rnec Sprrs teitebenc, ieste fih BON 9eans
fort, Glib Garclina, aus in MarIb uno tehe @ps
lcnnen nransen RAID ssssn gbarlsitpn rcrwarts.
ytad Den lseten Nahritten mar uniere @prbut
tlrs nod 40 0fsilen ben @barlefcn entfernt. sln
jsnem, Der 8srt9eiosmns 9iinitisen Yunfte, issten
uns bic @etsllsn sDiceritano entseSen. lleberau
auf Der spur Der iad surid;sbenben &ebenen fins
Den unisre Sruprsn srcbs @prrdtbe rcn Yferoefuts
ter ,,nS Setensmittsln. Softer ercperirte nit Der
Mrmee inter Sberman it,,b bic 8epesunsen unierer
5ruppen ourh sae Carolina mernen als bic @crs
lSufer Ses rereerblihtsn Sslesuss fir Die 9ebelen
tstrahtet. S9erman Sr9 allntdbli9 feline Strcits
frdtte ;,llamcn mne ntau rcrinut1ete fenen esspes
raen SSioertano eis penisc 0feilen Dor Gbarletcn,
,rp lih Die Saurt= Sneitmabt Der &sbsllen cons
esntrirte, I'M cine lsss prsreiielte Ge9enipebr 5u
rerluthcn.
Sn 9 Gcuntiss BON @ecraia ti(beten bic Unions
lente Sercnc ;u ierem seserisitisen Shuse. Sen,
S9erman batte i9nsn ieinen 9sitann reriprrhsn.
Sn Sarannab murben bic bonn Hrrbcn 9eanes
ten Scrratbe Ron 2etensmitteln tnb SSleibsrn rer=
tbclt. Sis 8iirgcr bieltsn cine &srlammluns uno
paifrten SanftsihliiIs fir Die @atsn.
Spcb's Gsst Sarlor's) slrmse 1eft tsi Supelc,
Wiiliirpi. 8si Dem Grinsincn ecr ltnicntruppen
rcr Gcrintf, Srs iib Die 400 Ulann itarfe Geteuen
@riasuns Suriif, nahnsm iie oas eiisnbabn Scprt
in 8ranp 9cfef! Bate 30-4O 8etsllsn Felsn ais
@can9sne in I'M ERE Sdnbs.
@ilmin9trn tsiinSct iitb nod INNER niht in
pnisrcn l6incsn. @ebrsre 6anrnsntStc nabsrtsn
iih Den Stetsllsn Sorts Cape Scar &irsr, patr=
lheinlib INN iis su tsidis6su. Ststellsn Nahr'b=
ten melesn, DAP auf Der 2Sbsrfte BON gBilminstcn
400 8aaen 8aun,mrlle rsrtranuten ,me bier g3eis
len ron Der Stant, sirsi Giientabntarrsn poa Nian
msib niht, of hies jufdlis rper affihtlih sdhab.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-09

Cine meme Mprbwaff Sic urtlc 3unit
Der Strabcnriutcr fat Ton 9cnecn cecr iracnn siz
ner anrern enrrpdiitsn @rcBlart cine san; ncre
slrt BON Mrrefculsn ilnpcrtirt, ncrsn fc ib sssen
ers Spsr tsricnt. Sic feibt Die uSanrfsuls" uno
ibrs slnrencun9 ;iett falt jecs5mal semiiisn Sob
na;h iitb. Sie 1T aus itarfsm Ssselnh ssmabt,
fsulsnartiB sefrrnt, et,pa 20 3cQ lang ,,nS mi6t
bis 8 3ca i'm lt'nfaus. Sisier Cad, rnsr, ,renn
man eieie StScibnuns anreneen barf, nicie 6culs
miro nit eihtsspaftsm, feinsm Sanrs scii!t, nieat
ron lis 10 Hfuno, uno fat ais 9Rcrcmaifs srcbs
@rriiss rcr Fer semSbnliasn Seulc, &niittsl,
Shlasrn9 rSsr 9lsilhlinse. eis pratt niAt ;u=
riff, nahnem Der Strcih arfaGsn lit uno taes feins
Spur rosr 9rauihe iuriie. ssrnn sas Srfcr na=
nit sinsn shlas AMI cas Sanpt ertdlt - mo
errthm lit fer Stcrib NIT Der Sanofsule ausmal
ssrihtst - iinf es, in Srlsc rsr Grihiittsrlns res
3ctrnS, a,lf Der Stslc laut= uno lrieeraubslcs
ut Bccsu, cbns Dap aud nur bic serinsitc 8rauihc,
relhe bod irnit jescs anrsrc semrtnihs itumpfe
Snitrl,ment madt, al Der Scrfbaut rss Spfsrs AZ
sntesasn mars, naheem Die Sanefsuls ibrc lasuBs
lhs slrhsit scttan bat. Shrn linb mstrcrs nisier
8cnlsn On Der Seem Dcrfsr 4clisci I'M 9sliss reiz
rerater Gbaraftsre 9rfullosn wcreen, ,rslhe 9lufz
lhlnb Heer DEN gstrauh saten, iiir rslhsn iie tez
itimmt linn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-09

Scutibe Srrahe. 9lls Der tcritmts,
fir;lb rsritcrtsns Grirarb grcrctt bas lsbtc Nial
in Gittsturs mar, rurnsc bon enem lsinsr ebsma=
lssn Dttinssr Sturienscncnsn tsluAt, Der
ieineu srbu lei l@ hatts, um ibn everett ucrSuz
tslen.
9iah eincm tsr;lihsn 1iQfrmm une Nustaulh
ron grinnsrrnsen rsrsanaensr 3sitsn, sat Everett
tsm AtiAieS ocm junsen Manne iein 8ilenis nit
Cen gscrtsn, bic esutie sprahe tsts su lietsn, 81
a4tsn nno i9r setrsu su iein, nenn iis tate ibn'
(gpsrstD nidt alsin rislen @enub perihaiTt, icnz
bern AUDI in icinsm stuoium bic meiite 6ilTe &C.
leiaet. Sbne iie Coie ssulhe Srrah) mare CT
niat 81 Sisfem Soften aslanst, esn sr jest Gins
nth,1e.
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= Gin ,ret6Itt,er r!6u5ar-1tr G

Gin weitliaer GUAR. = Ser rgpanz
selilhe firdlids anicissr" terihtet aus Berlin {:
Sn ltster 3ett fat Der Sob untsr unic,n arne,,
Slinnen mauhe rrn i6rsm ihmersn &rcu; tefrst,
earunsr auh bic 83jitrisc gNeib, ,rslbe in, rcrs
Hcilsnen Dtcnat i'm tisl5sn itdrhiasn sicAsnbauic
rsritrrtsn 1T. Sie mar bic Srbter einss Stcrfrr=
srs, Der i'm t1Hrinssr @alrs erlAlasen muroe, lrar
smsimal rcrbeirattst uno n,adtte NIT ifrsm crten
Ufanne, einem gsahtmcitcr, in rrcubihsr ,Suias
REM llnifcrm Die 6elriiisc ren 1913 - IS nit.
9lnBer i6rem Manu rubts NismanS i'm 8cain,ent
tr Gslnleht eas snclib Dem 9lr;t tsfannt, auf
tbre nrinsennc 8itts ater ,ibt msitsr rertreitst
irnrss. Sm 2aufe ocs Sslewsa rurre ibr elm
YTsrS rntsr Dem &site criAcitn unb iie iclbf err
biclt cine Shubmrnre, bic i9r fir Cen 9cit ibrcs
aeesns manhsrlsi 8sihrerSsn rsrur iattc @rGs
ter mi'rse ie aranfenrdrterin in Ger @tarite rers
lrr rcr stsra smanSis Sabrsn i9r slusenliat unb
rurse Damn snoltA in nas tisi9c adotiihe sisz
hsnbanS aufsenrmmen, nadrem iic lanss I3sit i'm
Aru'snzs sasarst9 an anSsrcn ihwsrsn seiecn barr
nebtr3sleSen bate.
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Nnh cine lltterrai9una. Gine irlSnriia

- snh cine lleterrai4uus. Cine irlinHiAe,
IN 9teisr Gruntr, Ha., wcbnenee 6anlie mar
pieisr Gage niAt wsuis eritaunt, ibren @attsn nno
Batsr ms 3in.msr trsten ;u is9en, naheem iie etz
IRA S,rs 9Srhsn rcrbsr fTr Die tbsmbrnsun9 isis
ner ansstliheu asihc $50 Sbalsr l:;atlt, unb
cisielte inter rstsn 2hrdnrn ,tr Grns tstaet bats
tc. Gs fcitsts Dem radtrn S5rlinesr feline ssrnae
aGi9e, isus Samils 81 iituSem9en, Dap CT fsn
@eilt III.
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Tiinf Gars rpllcn eiueu iteileu Mbbang binuuter.

Gtieasp, 1. Sci. Ser Yaiiasier;us BON
Trespo Der seilsrn Wtrrscn UNI llbr 80 Minu=
ten bier faais mar unb auBsr Den Ycitz unb 8asa<
gears aus 3 qaiIasisrz une einem SAlafwasrn
tsitanb, tefano iid cine balbe Msile iter @berrp
0aQcp binaus, ais eines Der &ibsr rcm Shlafra=
scn trah, rrrauf alls flint Cars plTslb einen bcz
tsn nnb leilen Ntbans bnuntcritir5ten nno untcn
rpltinbis ,crtriinnert rurpcn. Sie Yaiiaser=
cars rarsn iimntlib NIT @aiiusieren ssfaat, bed
lrunbsrtarer gSeiie fansn alls NIT lebten @srlssz
unscn oarrn. SclaenoeS iino Die Namcn Der 4ssrs
irnsn, bic am ihwertsn tclhacist wurcsn. Mrs.
Mnna stsin erlitt einsn @ruh beS Shlhiisltsnss,
bic fhwsris @srlssun9, Die beridtet murhs. s.
81. !Sarbr prn Nossce, ST., lsiht in Der seite
rsrmuneet. Simrtbp Curtin rrn Gsnsra, Winn.,
lcibt am &cris. g. Ot. 2lcro ron g1aufsgan,
ST., in Der Ssie. g. S. 8snninf bon Cambridge,
Maii., ali Der Shultsr. &. @rane ron &cdfcrh,
SQ., am 9ifen. s. $. 8atss BON Dubuque, Sc=
ma, AM &rpfs. @. Nihcls rrn Darlington,
gSis., lsidt. 3rs Der 8remisr bonn 3use unS Der
Mscnt Der Mmcriean GrrreB @cmra3nie murnen
ctenfalls lsi4t rerltst.
Sic YaTasiers rurben ianmtlisb nad6 G6errp
Bailey sstraht, ba lie aac me9r cher lreniSer enrd
esn sdred 10 ishr ansesriiIen rcreen 'raren, rab
lie nibt slcih in Stanee raren, msier 81 tabrsn.
(SQ. Gtata.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1865-02-09

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-05-02
From the n. 7. Evening Post
The Career of General Grant.

II has doubtless occurred to many OF our read.
ers, as a singular, and what some would call a
Provldential occurrence, that in this great war
OF tue people against an srstooracy conspcu-
ously boasIiul Of its blood, birth and sentl.
breeding, the popular side has been conducted
to a successful issue by leaders who themselves
belong to what Mr. Lincoln called the plain
people," and what Eugllshmen writing about
US ignorantly call " the peasant clssu.' We
have no peasant class in the free states but
Mr.. Lincoln aud General Graut are both the
sous OF plain people both arose from hum
ble circumstances both, in their youth, at least
laborel With their hands for bread and neither
had any Of those q isantagCs OF birth, or pow.
etiul family Influences, or great estate, which
in the South, as in Europe, served men as le,.
er for their personal aggIandIzement.
General Grant, who entered the war as colo.
mel of an Illinois regiment has shown, in every
position which he has held, genuine greatnts,
Oi character, as we'll Gs extraordinary military
genius. lie became colonel OF regiment which
was about TO disband because the men could
not agree with their e;hceu but in le,s than a
month he had made this regiment the best in
point OF discipline and character which the stals
OF Illinois has sent cut HIS unobtrusye but
marked ability caused his promotion to the
grade OF btigadierge and after The battle
Of Belmont-vhlch served It's purpose in prevent.
ing the reinforcement of Price in southern Mis-
,ouri by troops from Columbus-he conceived
the first of those brilliant campaigns OF which
military historians will write with delight.
The rebels held Columbus, on tho Mississippi,
aud Bowling Green, in central Kentucky, and
from thes, points threatened at once st. Loui,
and Cincinnati. Grant quietly and secretly
csllected u strong force near Smithand, aud sud.
denly pounced down, htst upon For. Henry aud
then upon fOrI Doneson. 10 these two places
he captured rebel army, with ali lts arullery
aud naterial-but this was tho least Of the fruit,
Of bis wcll-eoosder.d strategy, Tor the cap,ur,
Of Fort Donelson produced tue prceIpita,e evac
uatIon OF Kentucky and half OF Tennessee BY
the enemy, who dd no, stop until he reached
Cotnth, retreatng distance ol over three hun
dred miles without another battle.
NerI came the great battle Of Shiloh. Ii
that Sherman was Grants chiet lieutenant, snS
the two msn tested each other. qualities In N,
most extreme trial to which either had been er
posed. That battle was one ot the " .urnin.