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Mile Maupin.

One OF the most singular and remarkable
women Of peculiar type was Mile Maupin,
born 1863 and who was married. against her
will at an early age, She fell IN love, during
the absence Of her husband, with the fencing
master, Screune, and fed With him 10 Mar
seiles, when she was obliged to follow the
theaier for living, and where she soon be-
came great iavorite with the public Her
lover instructed her in the art OF ieneing, and
she soon displayed such skill in the art that
she surpassed her master, aud was able 10
challenge the most expert professors A sin.
gular circumstance forced her TO leave Mar.
seilles. A Young girl from one of the first
families in the city fell in love with her and
reject(d every other connection The young
girl was sent 20 the convent, in which Mile
Maupin also entered as novice, and where
she lived with The yodng girl, and she began
to feel weary in her solitary confinement
She then plotted TO eope with her compan.
ion. A man had just been buried Mile
Maupin dug up The corpse at.nght, placed il
In the bed Of her friend, made q fire under
the bed and fed unnoticed at the moment
when the convent WAS consumed by the
aamea Her crime however, WAS discover.
ed, she was separated from her victim (Which
proceeding by the way cost the lives OF Two
policemen) and placed her before court
She was condemned TO be burnt but fed
after having bribed lhe Judge, and the execu-
tion was done in coHiumaeium only She
now wore male attire for several years and
led very restless lie, uutl she came to Par
Is, where she made her debut ia the opera
"Cardinus" under dTerspt nauis She
was very handsome, and from the beginning
the public was iniher favor, the more 40 as she
combined with her beauty talents OF a varied
nature
She could not read a note OF muaie but her
astonlshing memory supplied the defect OF
the intemperats violence Of her criminal lovos
aud her wonderful ability in handling arms,
things are told which seem almost incredible
Her colleague once offended her. She dress.
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sneecl, oI mo-. PrndIeton.

Mr. Pendle,on has made speech, which
is conclusive as an Argument against the
power Of Congress to adopt the proposed
measure for the amendment Of the Con
stitution, 20 as TO abolish slavery in the
States. Nv Pendlcton thus states bis po.
siiion:
have endeavored 10 maintain that the
right al amendmeut granted by this Cqnstin
uoa is limited in two ways First hy the let.
Ter Of the Constitution itself, and next BY the
spirit aud iulentaud scope OF that instrument,
and By the idea which uuderhes 1t sll as a
foundation.
However conclusive the Argument il
can have no effect on the Congress to
which It was Immediately addressed. We
know what they will do, from what they
have done. They win obey tho letter OF
the Constitution, il, by merely disregard
ing its spirit. they can effect measure
which they propose. The Republican
party itself, was organized, and its first
bltAl hNNtthN Was hthltNtNs lh NlNNt "h7
tngonism with the spirit OF the Constitu
tion. II was never the design OF the ere
atoIs OF the organic law, that tie States
composing the stronger section should
combine to rule the weaker tor this would
be subiugation to all ihtcnts and purposes.
Yet this was what the Republican patty
proposed aud accomplished But they do
not stop at violation Of the spirit OF the
Constitution, where grosser intraetion is
essential to their designs. The letter OF
the G Constitution is violated with as little
as its spirit, whenever the
ideas Of Abolition require il. Therefore,
we know that whenever the Republicans
can obtain The needed majority, the So
called amendment will be adopted, no
matter how lsgrantly the Federal com
pact may be violated.
And this will be another stride toward
Capitalization and despotism. It will be
another deadly blowat the rights solemn
ly reserved to the States and to the people
II will make the xubversion of the Amer
lean system more completes and the re.es.
of Constitutional Govern
ment more hopeless. We make this rec
ord, not so much to protest. for that is
vain, as to mark the progress Of despot-
ism over public liberty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25

ed herself as usual, in male attire, seized him
on the Pace des VICTORIES, and belabored
him with 90 Immense club in such a mercless
manner that the poor devil remained insensi.
bic 10 the square As irophies of viffory,
she took bic waich and sprHbox a I Dame.
sail told during rehearsal OF this edyenture,
The ptxt morning Oalkioa A Ia FalstaH q
rob .ets and murderers) she listened TO him
patiently until be had finished bis story. She
then explained the whole matter, and rs a
proof Of the truth gave bim the watch and
shoG box Anolher colleague Thotenard,
received for moral sermon which he deliv.
cred 70 hrr on her conduct, such atremeudous
slap, that he fell his full length en- the aoor Of
the tbeater, and for some Vine hid himself
from the revenge Of the Amazon.
She manifested up to her death singular
passion Tor beautiful women aud gisls, A. 4
this pa4siongave rae isequenily to ihe most
ludicroue scenes SLe]was challenged by she
hosbands otthree married women. With whom
she kept up desperate Irritation at n mas-
-querade ball they we're nil three wounded,
and so severely that they had 10 leave Paris.
In BFassels she became the mistress OF the
Duke Of Bivnria, who, however. being dis.
Rusied by her violence, left her. She returned
again to Paris, and gathered sround her once
more al her lovers even her first husband,
and the lspcing-mnster Screnue, aud lhen
retired 10 convent. ~here she died
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"SubIimsty."

The burning q the Smithsonian lnsti-
tute is declared, 10y the Washington spe-
cial of the Commercial, TO have been one
Of the sublimest spectacles ever witnessed.
We have had, within the four years of
Republican rule, Surleit Of this sort Of
"sublimity." Fire and sword are every
where destroying what is most precious to
the people, and what neither time nor
money can ever replace.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25

DOCKET BOOK LO9r---On saturday last the snb-
1 scrtber lost "A brown Pocket Book containing be-
tween seven and eight dlafs money, u small por
ton IN N chaugs, and check Hartman {
Gorman's Bank tor 5000, payable to Elizabeth Miller.
The finder Wtli please return tho Poeket Rool 10 tho
subscriber to Mr.. Snell, the -Four Mile House
on the Nandaha kd. The payment OF the check
has teen stopped.
iaIglX EIIZAHETH MILLER
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ELIzABETH MILLER,
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Mary Huber ", George Huber, Jacob Huber, John
y. Huber, Martha Huber, Alice iiuber and Ann k.
Huber. H"i
Court of Common Pleas Of Montgomery county,
OHIO. In Partition. M .Hf " ~
HEORGE HUBER, OF the State OF Illinois, Jacob
VI Huber, Of A. Joseph county, Indiana, John u.
Huber, Martha Huber, Alice Huber rad Ann A. Huber
all OF Montgomery county. Ohio will take notice that
a petition filed against them on the 20th day OF
January, 1865, tho Court Of Common Pleas OF
Montgomery county, OHIO, by Mary Huber and ~
Row pending wherein said Mary Huber demands par
htion of the following real estate, to.wi stusto ih
the county oi Montgomery and State Of Ohio lot No.
1885, Winebrenners addition to the town Of Miami
lrburg, m saa coanty p,at Of winch recorded in
Plat Book A. page 20 " the records OF Mont gemsry
county Ohoi al that ai the next xtterm pf ael COURT
the said MhrY Huber will apply for order that par-
0f' "atF ~ MARY HUBER.
An.t Hf a.
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NrW aobrrtistmfnts.
Two Valuable Farms
ar
PUBLIC SALE,
TNAE pubs ; her will sell as public sale, on
MONnAf FERkuAh 10. 1895,

fINHE cubs ber will sell as public sale on ....
MONDAY, FkBkUA itf 10, 1870
His ann situated about two milt ~ east Of Franklin,
warren county. ohio, ON tho turnpike running from
Frank m tn sprngborO, coniaintnR enc hundred and
tNenty five nrfea " r,i i0g o. which i~ in cult.
ylt on, the linano g tIEE TIMBER LAND The IN
pT0vemeus ere a two. story frame dwelling md kfch.
eD, psvly foshd and othcrwise repaired, wiih good
oellar, frame barn. orchard aud never failing fount
ain o. excellent water. The Arm h on good turn.
pike, and ssihe 10 market. he soil rich locn.
ton healthy, ana me- ehfprhood gooJ and syeryiLing
~ make II one Of he finest homes in the Mann
Nslley
ALSO, on thn same day viii sell my farm on Clcsr
Gre k,cOn aiming 40 the road running from
Franklin TO Springborn. he road IL equal, N III re
rpect., TO ordinary turuplkes, There Is good I'VE
story brick Dwelling ant kitchen on the premises
Fty acres Is rich t1tOm land, deep !, and for pro-
ducvenrss cannot be excelied about 80 aeres cam 4
be- eNreie for snsll grain, aud about 40 acres Of
HEAVY 2 MBEk. ..
Terms Of sale. one third cHhh on day Of sale: one
thlrd year. end tie balance ia yaars rom
day OF sale 70 draw sN per cent interest secured by
mort gaRe on the premises Y
The farm first described win be sold hfBt Sale 10
commence at ~ .'CloeK precisely
RtCUARD WOOLLEY, Franklin, Ohio
y. CVHfis, Middlo'own' Aucr. ia2Swts
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LARGE FARM FOR SALE.

FNIIE suhsarbar will sell hts farm on the Lexington
road, elaven miles " est bf Dayton, aud tW mites
north oi ew Lebanon. The farm contains 928IS
Of hrsi rate lRndl4s acres are cleared and M
a high atAie OF cultivation The balance is heavily
timbered The improvements consist Of brick house
and aiarga bank barn. For further information call
on the subscriber y hlles east Of said farm.
de27daw2m DANIEL CARRIER.
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NATANTED--A FARM--A good, practical farmer
w wants 10 rert or work on shares q farm con
tanning from twenty five to seventy five Of land
will raise tohaeeo, &c ANY one having farm 10
rent an find good, reliebo man by applying nd No
lll East Fth street, corner OF Commercial street,
Dnyton, Ohio. iA23dlw
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III q IN 10 R

e. hifghELL. :, T. aiLLgs, y. LAsGDOg.
fNHE undersigned have estauslied an Office in th =
II city for the purpose Of tlrnishipg recruits and
abitntes IN fll the quota Of the ubbnfcb, u The
Third Congre sional DlstretO Ohio, under the late
call OF tue President for 100000 men,
Office on Third street, one door west OF the pOHt0f
hce up stairs, room No 4.
de2adaWu MlTOHELL, MILLER a LARGDOS,
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Butler itly closed his infamous career.
by committing a crime in the last act Of
his official life. Having signalized his
term of Office, not only by robbery, but
by acts of indeceney which called forth
the indignation of the world, he endeay-
ored, when at last compelled to Ielinquish
power, to incito mutiny in tue army which
he commanded.
-~~> iFk
The Beast is being hunted down. But
Ter has no defenders left. Republicans
have joined with Copperheads in efforts
to kill the monster. He is now bowling
and trembling, like tiger with score of
barbed arrows in his side. On with the
chase
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25

A lady, in speaking Of the gathering Of
lauyeEs 10 dedicate a new Court House, said
she supposed they had gone 10 view the
place where they must shortly lie"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-25

NOR SAtE--4O1 acres of and, ala miles south of
4 Kenton, Hailin county, Ohio, lying oH both sidea
OF the Cmsnnati and Sandusky Railroad naar hud.
sOnville station
Z HE land lea rolling, aud is tmbsrcd with ash ma
pie, wan & cherry, lynn, hickory, Sc has thsee COED
springs Of water, valuable water power on silver
Creek, twenty feet head, with rich creek bottoms
Only improvements cabin with about fifteen arres
cleared The wood the land, " cut and hauled 10
the railroad Will pay for the land
For terms and other particulars, apply 10 J. a.
PriGe, OF W. " Marquis BeheiOuh,iue, q. l02tdAw2t
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N E w f. L r. M,
DILLl4 - MILLIlR =

II AVE opened m eutre new stock Of Fresh sro.
ceries, on THIRD street, three doors csst of the
Mont omery House, No 2iT We haye Sugar ard
Coffee, Molass 3, also Sorghum, Vinegar, Coal OIL
salt, Fish, Tubs, Bucke, Rfot ms, and Tar by the
Can. We have Peaches, Blae berries, stmwhdrries,
Tomatoes, Qn lUsa Pmms, Cherries. Spice and Cove
oysters; also an az ortmeht Of Jellies Pickles and
Spices, Fancy Soaps, Dried Beef, HOminy, sweet To.
bicco, hue vit and smoking Flour by the barrel or
sack. white and ellow Corn Meal, Buok.heat Flodr;
in TACT everything that the market cen afford We re.
apoctny inyit- our friends 10 give us call. Come
one, come all nnd zoe what We can do. ja23dlw
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FARM ron SAFE. ]

DErWEEH nov and tho lat day Of March A. y.
ID 1865 will sell at private sale my farm situated
miles east Of Mlamlsburg Montgoms ry county Ohio.
uvauon, hss on It a good frame house and a largo
barn, fine orchard Of fruit treas Of every variety IN
bearing order, good proportion Of said land hns
upon the very best Of tr ber; also water alb nd
For hi9aand other particulars, pleRse call on
the subscriber. on the premises, OF Adam Clay, Ia
hiamisburg, Ohio. Terms, a cash on April l, 1865
u in one, aud u in two years thereafter.
ja2tWts SAMUEL ZEHRIN8!
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NHJANTEp--SUBSTIru TEA--W y III fnrn u pub
w ettptes on application and muster them in IN
any District 10 Ohio Always prepared to receive re-
cruitA The highest bounty pald A liberal iea 10
Otliee huildna s.H ..H tt .....u.f.
dr29dtf 1880 MITOHELL, MILLER a co. 4
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MrottdI

[tUREs 'Codeh3 tods, sdfe Throat, Atfffnn
" Consumption. IL ia only ncfesspfl for ery ore
troubled with these complaints 10 tiy one bottle oi
Strickland iMeihJlaous Cough Baisam
to convince them thatim tho best preparation cycr
used 10 not only cures the above affections Of the
Thrh4 snd 1Anpf but 10 tpres Night Nv, ntf 0td
Apaihg nf Hlfod and isam "a cell eutFsiph iof lnS
kind ot Sore Throat. II is pleasant to ttlo, andf
snts medicine 81 iunuts Price 90 Cents per bottle.
.EQrtale by drugustA geuQru'lY.l MA
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]. Ezy.zZ5Z2!'E!ZZ2Zz ]. I! !,
F7 T. u x.
Sirieklands S Anh. lholera Mirtnre

| 5 a acompOnuonof &C RstiiDgens, nbeoIl lents stinu.
lNutn mad cprlOinatyes, Hhich even ticRu Sc.
Nn0Wludgta - the only PR partton Tint Nill eject
pefInanelt cure oi lrtht and lA seier hs Anti.
cholera Mixture ~ nov in use IA some Of .il arm,
hGtplWh Nhrle n gives tho Rfsstett HRusiaoiici Il
mas faVed The IYosoi thousands OF ouF suldcit and
cihEenA, oud we Nil PuaPttee 70 10 ue bosl rene
dy ~ he world iOl biArIhoE and Dysont,lN
Mr Woods, Of Coyinkton, NV. viii be most LtrtN
20 oFetisy nnY one as to The virtue ofs, Rnnds An.
NhOlefo MiAtlfei IN imt We hHyeh great uuuiltr,f ~
teHumoniHh rom pal ents WIN luvs teen cul, q tl,t
beng lrunouncedin urablc hy their physicHpf son -
mirr taking only l6tle Of ttfcklprta hitf pi.
efh mixtt1c. n tuu silet Win III. rthta and Iydru
torytry one bottle ma
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
q nnnbgst ESTATE to H.ll a.o
HOUSE AND IOT ON THE OORNEl OF WAYNE
AND. JONES sTREE1S. Hf.

AND. JnNks BrREE1S. Hf.I
David K. Boyer, Adminisfotor OF Daniel n. CarEon
tlecehsed, against Catharino Carson, widow, ct
nj. H1 fii' ~ Ht'' I'D Hia .''.i iH'n.l
In Probate Court o. MOntgomerycouuty Ohio.
N pursuaDceIof an ouier granted by the Pr,iate
L Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, will oier fDr
sale, at public auction, on ~ 1904 Va adnI
1880 a Saturday, February ls, 1865,
AZ the door OF the Court House in the city o Dayton
between the hours Of two epd four O'clock n NJ. OF
said day, the following described real estte: Siinale
In the CITY OF Dayton, In the county OF Montgomery
andStWe Of Ohio, to-wt; Lot numbered two thousand
one hundred and f5fty three tel43 OF the reyis ,d
numbers on tho plat vi sAid city OF Dayton
Bald properly 10 situated upon tho corner Of Waype
and 10 Is sreetg the lot Is large and improvements
70 d. Appraised NJ 81 ,euO.
Terms ~ paie, Il cash N hand; u 10 one year, aad
Il In two years from the day Of sas; deferred pni
i1e9t4 TO near Interest end be secpred BY liottgaEe
on the premises u. X, BOYER, I
Admir- q he estate of PANEL II, catsob, ,lecii
W. II. BELYnLG, Attorney. lh2Igts
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STOLEN.

NOTICE is hereby dReh that ten notes We're stolen
IN rom the nnierflgned, Lying ~ gendolph iowh-
shs'g, H9@aigS@eIy gRphio, ~ ths pg9 AZ ,9s
olieFs and "a dated Apfl 3, 1883 TIE frst motto Is
dhcin 1864 and ono each 5h eocinQ car Until 1879
They are All mortgage pole aiRBod ~ Christopher
Herr, aud given ~ hyor ~ sapinel Herr, A liberal
reaafd viii he eiven for the rofutn of said notes 10
thi Office, orthe arrest Of he burglar,
deaSdawats sAMuEL HERR
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tie longest standing with HE
ONLY 1RgIRE HAIR REsTOREi<.
Reed the following:
(IeSttm Jgii ut Mfs. Sarah GouIdl

AA'fFNfi 'f'st ~ 4A' o. feN 9eufNl . .
PRor. DsAlu~S: 1No ,afs ego nay sesi, c ,S'., Sea
ilsesed,And my hhr commence tolall out,ery ast
tae aiaease sigoaa mA ny ruap SRs pns cuinl lctp
s0reN IL hvcNmofHtY pHluiHi ny iest tlpLt Vs-
otulan' tie burI4hR --uirl1NE sensstiuh wss ntul-
puushiei ] would apply rtnitdyt siter remedy. llI
only nonenIaIy f0.ist. y mn ,i (, vstal thAtu
elnns al thlH city, 4 II ..,n uy item tti inr
disease with which my seup vas atl,ciea Mas the s,
Rhrum, aud that they cohld net benefit ne 4 t,s.
your advertisement and concluded 10 consult s0u
fou assurednie that you would eradicate the dis, agt
AMI iestpre my hair, which had become very tim
with that ASSURANCE placed myself IN your hnnd,
Wa We resnisAle, rave aluxurpqt heqdg Ian
hll cat. Respcctuiiy yours,
Mas. shatn doYLp, No; ~ south leell street,
lidrRestorer and their iftpe ~ Legion, that It's
THE ONLY PREPARATION H,a
That aoud eieelnaily aud portaapently rest6io the
hmrof those who are bad aud prevent
IltE HAIR FROM FALLING oFF. i
The large and rapidly increasing sale Of Restorative
= ne 9.r2nge,, evidence Of the manifold benents is
TIM nuMAS FAMILY.
Tho confidence ol the publio has betn obttindd and
they all llinie IA aesiing toit merit ana vsst super
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS -,
Ever rintrhdlcef, lido not reoofhm, nd my prrsara.
itrnto eau'e hhir 70 row SIX feet N trehy AZ in0ny
eopsile Vi, Il tbe s,'@ aws W. o % kSe WV losb
skepdeai or incredulots, VII make bona ndtSHti
Ia will forfeit $1,000
(ann Thousand bollarJ) II ! fail 60 cure tho wort
eases Of laanest' under fifteen years stand
TIEloNLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER.
This wonderful remedy T. sold by druggists goner.
It3YouR DRUedsr has NOT cor n sFNn
FOR IT.
n Rfrlmes epaaniefdip every eiup whore The Ill
Prise, 81 per boiil,s, fslz BOILER lo6ss
rFsn II Ha.....I TOO PROF. n, a. DE NINA,
Io,,s,, Sole Proprietor No, s9 4nnge pfrsel,
4.
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MEMS, ana YOUTHS CLOTHING

Whsh Il eareillly selected ond well made Call and
elsowhcrc,a ut
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SHERlFWs SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN cry or pAYTOr.
Jonn mcLeHn, Administrator q Jorn srpnshtrgtr,
deceAsed, W. edmund sttcktl ct AL '
iliI"i rHi .' ' Ca No 1850, t i..H I...
TbY virtue of and IN ohtence 10, nn oi,fer Of sale
10 made bY the fuftfi1f Court bf AInnfs' '.n1ery
coupiy, OHIO viii ofCr Ft putlo sale nt he door Sl
the C0nrt uouAe IN Duyibn, %
suhTady JnirfdsU a, 1865 .Hu1
A. tive o'clock r M " said day The ioo,yine de-
srrbtd ea state, VIZ lots numbered two ihdu4a,,d
NIX hundred snd tR rec l2,0a) and four Thousand mud
nney-0ne l4ellus de- tpnaied fhe eNiscd plat OF
ne eiiy Of bs on ~ ta county Of Monk komefy and
Got No alul issituated on West Third slreetnori
side, on which thefeis hrge two story ifame dN eli
inghn other out huildnasAE ouse No a4o-a and hrs
hteu appraised nc ,OOn. iHflf W..
LotNo. 408l "a a yhcunt itt and exteHda from Ash
ley street 70 f1anic street near Warren sire et And
has bet AprrfN sed nt $50 f' ,H. tr' uI IIf'
rhe Riai ~ edesenhad property cannot ssll for lea.
than Ostiiir,ls bfits appraised ynlne
GtURiiB WOGAM AN, shofif Mont county.
NopLiN tAuithi Atofnrys esngta
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jnbiane.afaire,t.

SOrtGaramie, 3, Suli, Mun tat
jest pbne alien 3peifel ermittelt, paB bic
Nrrappbe Stptaner, bic BON Der Neaterltno
ais 6re1tnOe GIT sort Sailed 70 larqe 9eit
9~etutttrt tpproen iinp, bic meilten Der @reu=
eltbaten an Der ueberlanp= Nptrpute pelt(tf,
pom Oen9er oeribt babft.
Nafoelm iie auf trgeno cine 8etle e1t=
pedtet, Dap man le int Gerpad,t BAT, baben
lte lth pfen unp trcbig auf ben &rteaspfab
be9eben. ~ll1lfre Sruppen linb in t6rer Ser
fel9nn9 be9rtfen, GS beffnben lf0 feline
frfunpliGe Snpianer Gtli6 poer nGrOli6 vur
OenSer nnD Camp Goltns, aa6 fann tei1t
6rteoe letn, 10 LANCE Die Snbtaners niht auf
pa5. Stren9lte se3i@ti9t werpen, Sic finb,
Ite i'm Serlclienen Sabre 10 erfolareiG
iparen, auBerprpentlt6 Derpeaen aeiporben.
0en. epnners' bret Gplpnnen iebten If6
IN Serettl9aft, ge9en lfe 3u mar16irelt, nit
zen aber 3uerlt Sprrdtbe an @rpptant 1tnp
Ntl1ttttpn baben, bic auf Dem @eae Iinb
nno am Nttiptrt Gtper berbeieebraft iper=
Den. Ven. Conner traf te,te bier etn unp
mill lelblt ms Selo rilden. Die Gmiarau-
ten=SratnS mtlen ie jebt 70 cit proantltren,
Dap tbnen Die Snptaner fetneu SGapen
nebr 5nf19en tGnnen. Sic iparen tn Der
lesten 3ett muir int Stanbe, bic 0ult= Stattp<
men ltrtp pte 3elegrdpbenlttien su belhGbioen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-06
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