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Ramsey, Sherman, Sprague, Stewart,
Sumner, Trumbull, Wade, Wiley,
Williams, Wilson and Yates-8.
NAYs-Messrs. Buckalew, Cowan,
Davis, Guthrie, Hendricks, M'Dougall,
Nesmith, Norton, Riddle, Salisbury,
Stockton and Van Winkle-l2.
AS heretofore, in all the negro meas
ures of the Disunionists, the Democra-
cyarefound voting solidlyforthe White
Race, and for the Union and its perpe-
tuity. We are glad to see Mr.. Cowan
(the t,ue Republican, voting with the
White Mans party. Mr.. Johnson, OF
Maryland, by proxy, reported his oppo-
sition to the bill.
We have no time nor space for COM
ment now, and merely say to the Peo-
ple-Will you tolerate such Rump leg
islati0n and rush our country into a
Centralized Despotism? Now is the
time to speak and act! Speak and act at
OJlre
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DEATH OF A FREE GOVERNMENT.

1t is a melancholy spectacle to behold
a free government die. The world it
is true, is filled with the evidences of
decay. All nature speaks the voice of
dissolution, and the highway of histo-
ry and of life is Strewn with the wrecks
which time, the great despOiler, has
made. But hope of the future, bright
visions of reviving glory are no where
denied to the heart of man, save as he
gazes upon the downfall of legal liber-
ty. He listens sorrowfully to the au-
tumn winds as they sigh through dis
mantled forests, but he knows that
their breath will be soft and vernal in
the spring, and that the dead flowers
and the withered foliage will blossom
and bloom again. He sees the sky O.
vercast with the angry frown of the
tempest, but he knows that the sun
will reappear, and the stars, the embla-
zOnry of God, cannot perish. Man
himself, this strange connecting link
DelNetu uuSt anu uSlty SOtlVAo NN"AAy
onward under the weight of years and
pain toward the gaping tomb, but how
briefly his mind fingers around that
dismal spot. 1t is filled with tears and
grief, and the willow and the cypress
gather around it with their loving, but
mournful embrace. And is this all?
Notso. If man die shall he not live
again? Beyond the grave, in the dis
tant Alden, hope provides an elysium
of the soul where the mortal assumes
Immortality and life becomes an endless
splendor.
But where, sir, in all the dreary re-
gions of the past, filled with convul-
sions, wars and crimes, can you yoint
your finger to the tomb of free Com
monwealth on which the angel of res
direction has ever descended or from
whose mouth the stone of despotism
has ever been rolled away?-Where, in
what age and in what cline, have the
ruins of constitutional freedom renew
ed their youth and regained their lost
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GENERAL ROUSSEAU.

General Rousseau, a gallant kentuck-
ian who helped to fight down the re-
bellion, and at its close was elected to
Congress, made speech in the House
ly conservative grounds. He declared
that the Freedmen's Bureau bill under
consideration was an outrage on the
Constitution, and disgraceful to the A
merican Congress, and maintained that
under its operations ejudge and jury
could be swept away in Kentucky, and
elsewhere, at the mere caprice of an Of
ficer. He insisted on the admission of
loyal Southern men to Congress, and
denounced those who advocated the
State suicide doctrine as no better than
the original Southern secessioniSts. He
looked upon heactiOn of extreme men
in the House as intended to prevent a
restoration of the Union, as well as to
prevent the blessings of peace as the
results of the war. He called upon the
House to remain true to the pledge of
the resolutions of 1861, that the war
was for the Union. To maintain the
government, and suppress the rebellion
were what he and his command had
fought for. In conclusion, he said that
nattempt was being made in the House
to dissolve the Union, that the Repub
lican party might survive.-LaRcaster
JDfoUi0oDcPT
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A SINGULAR PETRIFACTIoN.-Th
editor of the Mt. Carmel (Ill.) Demo
crat hasseen singular specimen of pet
rifcation, found in Oregon:
"About five inches of the body of a
snake in perfect shape, retaining every
color of the living serpent, though
much morebeautiful, sincei in the trans
formation it partakes more at least in
appearance of ivory than any other
substance. The gentleman who found
it informed us that it was lying on
rock in such natural position that he
thought it alive, until he discovered
his mistake only when he struck it,
thinking to kill it, when it broke in
several pieces. Every part was perfect; !;
the eyes were clear, like glass; and ths
teeth We're quite perceptible. We nev-
er would have believed that nature
was such wonderful artist, if our eyes
had not convinced u.s."
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Ihe Bedford 6azette.
POETRY.

Poetd nascitla', non fit. "Uncle Toby
has outdOne himself, in the following
lines, and has fully exemplifed the
truth of the Latin maxim which we
have just quoted, "7he poet is born, moi
made" L. Us poetry seems to have
'co'gs, instead of feet; but we presume
that is because he wrote upon the sub
ject Of birds. VOHa!
The Great Gage.
By UNCLE TOBY, Author of The Keystone Rail
Rou9.
Uncle Toby feels sad and very weary,
AT his home so lone and dfeary
In the shadow of the mountain
ULcle Toby hath heard it said
1hat great men, Stevens, Sumner and Wade,
At Washington, the Metropolis of this nation,
are evolving the greatest wonder Of creation.
By 'reorganizlng," depressing and elevating
lWhilst orators are their praises ''blating -
DO more than men, ere before have done;
They blend all grades and colors into one.
The wonder is mighty Iron cage,
In which little birds, and big birds,
Black birds, and white birds
Yellow birds, and red birds,
And birds Of every hue and feather.
Meet and mate and dwell
On equal social terms together
Uncle Toby thinks it only fair,
That all birds should bask in the sunbeams.
Warbe IN the groves, nestle in the woodlands
And fly through the air
But robins should with robins dwell
Black-blIds with black birds their music swell
The eagles in eyries find repose
Wrens IN their little homes be free from foes
Ducks IN the ponds swim and futter,
Blink at the sun and search in the gutter:
W nd geese seek the western lakes
And hatch their young in the marshy brakes
1hen, fly TO distant southern streams
" here sunlight plays with milder beams.
Untamed turkeys, in their mountain home,
In to1ks contented roam;
Barn-yard fowls, when the sun goes down
Are at their roosting places found
Fowls and birds of every hue and feather,
In separate bands flock together.
But to imprison birds and fowls
vi erery species in one great cage,
Would put dame nature in a rage
Though great men say it would be very nice
To put wingless birds in this grand paradise
Had ''Uncle Toby wings with the flock be would
not stay,
But spread his wings and proudly soar away.
Editor, you may print what Uncle has said,
For the benefit of Stevens, Sumner and Wade
While they form their plans and do their work,
At the National" and the Fountain -
Uncle Toby will watch them
From the shadow of the mountain.
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Nlisfcllaneoas.
.IFI, BORDER,

hANIEL BORDER,
IL PIrr STREET. rwo DOORS WEST OF THE BED
FORD HOTEL, BEDFORD, PA.
MATCHMAKER AND DEALER IN JEWEL
RY. SPECTACLES, &C
He keeps on hand stock of fine Gold and Sil-
sa' Watches, SPectacles of Brilliant Double ne,
alei Glasses also Scotch Pebble Glasses. Gold
Watch Chains, Breast Pins, Finger Rings. best
quality Of Gold Pens He will supply to order
any thing in his line not on hand.
Oct %, 1865
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Ia Ali advertising due after FIRST insertion
libersl discount is made to persons advertising

rVaTt-
JOB PRINTING, of every kind. done with
nestnesa and dispatch. TIE GAZETTE oFFIcE has
jus, been reftted with Power Press and new type,
s1i everything in the Printing line can be exeeu-
led in the most artistic manner and at the lowest
sstes-TERMS CASH
= All letters should be addressd to
MEYERS 4 MENGEL.
Publishers
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Bankers.

gtraRprrr ). sCHELL,
DEED AND SCHE LII,
III Bankers and
DEALERS SIN EXCHANG G f ,
BEDFORD, PA,
DRAFTS bought and sold, collections made and
money promptly remitted.
Deposits solicited
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W. RrPP 10 +. sHASyON...-...F- BENEDICT
DUPP, SHANNON & CO., BANK
IL ERS, BEDFORD, PA.
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
COLLECTIONS made for the East, West, North
'-1 south and the general business OF Exchange
nlsacted Notes and Accounts Collected and
hemittanees promptly made. REAL ES1Alh IA
ought and sold Oct. ~, 1900.
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DR. J. L. MARBOURG, Having
| permanently located, respectfully tenders
bis professional services the citizens Of Bedford
and vicinity
0fice on Juiana street. east side, nearly opposite
the Banking House of Reed 1t Schell.
Bedford, February IL. 1864.
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w W. JAMESON, NJ. D., BLOODY
w a nrS, Pa, tenders his professional seTyi-
the people of that place and vicinity. once
one door west of Richard Langdon store,
Nav d rR5-Iv
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~ ATTORNEY AT

u II. SPANG, ATTORNEY AT
u. LAW, BEDFORD, PA. Will promptly at
tend to collections and all business entrusted 10
his care in Bedford and adjoining counties
Office on JuIiana Street, three doors south of the
.'Mengel House opposite the residence Of Mrs.
Tate
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Jy0. II FILLER. j. L. hEAGY.
MILLER d KEAGY have formed a
partnership in the practice Of the law. At
;enton paid 10 Pensions, BOunties and claims
against the Government.
Office on Julana street, formerly occupied by
Hon a. King March II, %.
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iollusiCians and dentists.

II II. PENNSYL, VI. D., BLOODY
RrS, Pa. late surgeon 56th P. V. W ten
lsrs bis professional services TO the people Of that
rIsce and vicinity. Dec y. '65-ly*
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r DURBORROw
JOHN LUTZ.

7. r ptRBORROw. JOHN LUTZ.
n URB ROW & LUTZ,
| ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
GilI attend promptly to all business intrusted to
their care. Collections made on the shortest no.
tee.
They are, also, regularly licensed Claim Agents
and will give special attention to the prosecution
ofcaims against the Government for Pensions
Back Pay Bounty, Bounty Lands, &c.
Office on JBlians street one door South of the
"Mengel House, and nearly opposite the Inquirer
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TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

TIE BEDFORD GAZETTE is published every Fri.
ssv morning by MEYERS MENGEL, at $500 pei
,Bpum, If paid strictly IN aaUanee ; 50 so if paid
vitbin six months; $500 if not paid within six
months All subscription accounts MUST be
,e,tled anm4aHg No paper will be sent out of
.5e State unless paid for IN ADVANCE, and all such
Subscriptions will invariably be discontinued at
the expiration of the time for which they are
fsd.
AiI ADVERTISEMENTS for less term than
three months TEN CENTS per line for each in
.srton. Special notices oue-haIf additional All
rssoluticns of Associations; communica tions of
United or individual interest, and notices of mar
risges and deaths exceeding FIVE lines, zen cents
per line. Editorial notices fifteen cents per line
Al legal Notices Of erery KIND, and Orphans'
Coa7t amt Judicial Sales, are required Bv TAR
70 be pabiishsd ia both papers publishsd in this
aae,.
Lgy- All advertising due after FIRST insertion.
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EDWARD F. KERR, ATTORNEY
II ATLAW, BEDFORD, PA. viii punctually
sBi carefully attend to all business entrusted to
bis care. Soldiers claims for bounty, back pay
&C. speedily collected Office with II Nicode-
nus, Esq, on Juliana street, nearly opposite the
Banking House of Reed < Schell.
Aprit Z 1855
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TOHN PALMER, ATTOR&EY AT
u LAW, BEDFORD, PA. Will promptly attend
70 al business entrusted to his care.
Particular attention paid TO the collection Of
Military claims. Office on Julisna Street nearly
opposite the Mengel House.
Bedford Aug l. 1861
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Ii f. IRVINE,
IL ANDERS0N'S ROW, BEDFORD, PA
psaler in Boots Shoes Queensware, and Narle-
ues isf-0rders from Country Merchants re-
PScdully solicited.
Vet 20, 1855.
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attorneys ut 4aW.

Joseph w. TATE, ATTORNEY
u AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA. Will promptly
attend to collections of bounty, back pay, &c,
sld sll business entrusted to his care in Bedford
and adjoining counties
Cash advanced on judgments, notes military
and other claims
Has for sale Town lots in Tatesville. and ST.
Ioseph's on Bedford Railroad. Farms and unim-
proved land. from one acre to 900 acres TO suit
perchaSeTs
Office nearly opposite the 'Mengel Hotel and
Bank Of Reed 4 Schell
April l. lS65-Iy
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C. S HICGOK j. G. NINSIcH, JR.,
nENT lists,
BEDFORD, PA.
Office in the Bank Building Juliana ST.
All operations pertaining TO Surgical or Me-
caanical Dentistry carefully performed, and war
r8utsd
TFRMs-CASH.
Bedford January 8, 1865.
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HSPY NJ. ALSIP, ATTORNEY AT
IL LAW, BEDFORD, PA. Will faithfully and
promptly attend to all business entrusted to his
care in Bedford and adjoining counties. Military
claims. back pay, bounty, &c, speedily collected.
Office with Mann Spang, on Ju,iana street,
two doors South of the Mengel House.
Jan %, 1864,
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nAVID DEFIBAUGH, Gunsmith,
- - Bedford, Pa Shop same as formerly occu,
p'eg BY John Border, deceased. Having resumed
.olA be is now prepared to fill all orders for new
ssa' at the shortest dotice. Repairing done TO or
III. The patronage Of the public is respectfully
shelted. Oct 20, '65.
NJ lBEST BEREA GRIND STONES
W assorted sizes, also patent fixtures for same
"0'' 10, ut HARTLEY'e OLD STAND,
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Highway RObberies wrOnGfuIIy aftribu-
ted 10 Smiths Black Boys: Letter of
Messrs. Frazer and Woods TO Gov Penn:
Lord DnnmOre claims south western
PennsyAVania a. a part of Virginia.
Murder of LOSau's family: The war re-
SuIting fherefrOm aVerfed from Penn
sylVania Eby the wise conduct of the
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Sas Seutfbe Reids. mappen.

Ger aoler mar ibon in Der friibeften Seit bas Nb.
jeI5tn Ses oeutf6cn 8sids, pie oenn cine alte Saae
9ebt, BOP in Der Seutpbur9er G6la6t ,luei r6rrliide
aoler erubert puroer, BON oenen ole 0eutidjcn Den
i9irar3ei gum Sie9es. uno 9enfsei6en bebalten, Den
sustBet abr ibreu iluuiiden 8uuoeseenoGen asaeben,
fuesbalb Yclen nod bertSutage eincn peisen Nblsr
fubre. Va Ole Saiier esuGblt lpurocn. fteIte fd tcin
au9einctiles ealstuappen felt, batiir fcbltcl aber MIN.
fncr Ole Wappcn Der iieben 8urlanoe auf Der 8rut
oes rnddbti9sn Goiers, Der nit ocr Scit ,luci Sduptsr
rno Stpet Srunen, rpe9en 0eutiblanos uno StaIiens.
erbdlten batte. Grei Der !9eiden ecb6rten beu oeit.
lide1. bier Den fueltliben 8urfiritentbimcru. -
Vic BANNER oes &eides maren oreifarbia: { d mo- r,
roth uno 9oloen. Gu1 bicis Sarbcutuobl bduat
NIT Der @efdibte oes 9nlfcs inniacr ,uiauilnen. ais
Mattcbcr 9laubeu ioQte. 9as rutbe SeIb in DER 5abnc
marc narllidb ibon ourd Die 8arulinscr (Mabfuloer
Saris oes 8ruseu) aueenumrren, oeren Qcibluade
gang in 8otb sctlcioet 9ine, inober Der @ame (Shur.
lafen) fonmnen fol-. Sas idluurse Sselo lit cine 8u.
gabe oes ladfi6en SaieraeIble6tS, bcIen Snusfarbc
ibluar3 uno peiB mar. unb baS Sob sulebt Die @abe
Der Sobenfaufei, Der i6tudbifben &aiier, pcift alf
Die 9Ian3enofe Seit oeS beutfben 8eidcs bin. Ser
aoler fibrt in elmer 8raIle Seli &cidsapfel, bas Bel.
ben oer9Seitberrihaft, lber lpeI1ein oas 8rcu, tbrpnt.
in Der anoern Den Serriderftab, bas Se:den bcs Sc.
ridts. Elm Stab, on oeffen Spibe Die 5rarsisca (8lepe)
au9ebrodt. Ole In9rifSluafc Der Sranfeu, bic als
3ierratb uno Sinubilo. Defenders in Der bsutiden
Bnlfunft. en 9robe &oIle ipieIt u. siernIi6 Den r6nii.
ld)eH &utbenblnoeln glei6fOmlit.
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errrpdgnle stht pctffeifsrs, superidfiasre unb fdnet.
iere tssSrapttfIe Berbtnhung srtftsn Gurcpa unb
Antsrtta bT3ufteIeu, als bic sssenirdrttas. Die BON
her ecutpagnie sepablte 9iafe erfrsdt G6 NON Der
Faite Der Der. Staaten Iber CAB gtariss mad Der
Sniel Bermuda, ron ba bur& has 'atlantifhe IPser
naG ben a;crif6en Sneln aps BON bert aerasesH nadb
s'tfatcn. Sas Selesrapben-Sau fon In brei s~slcnssr-
ten Mbtsttlun9en sesst perten. Die erte uus britts
Aotesuun9 spsreen 70 3ienli6 BON sleidber Qdnae fem ;
oaS 3fpette, bur6 ZEN atlapttl6en Deem aebenss Stld
ut 9eraee %3peirtal 70 lang, oe tas Der erittsn @btbet>
lung. wRadtt nun irsenp elm 3ufaa Gins Der gabel>
ltude unbrau9bar, 70 blsibrn bod bic beiben onbern
Stude nod t%ptrtfan, uns bic gerbtnbuns taHn kidter
esrseitelf% rereen, ais aaf Der ron Ieufuntlanb na6
Valanfta ~fibrensen 9tenie, ete, rpey, an traene e;uern
punt irsenb cine 8eftdpisuns ~etnireten fcuts ibrsr
9ansen SanSe mad BON einem Gnepunft gum anbern
ui'eraadbbar pereei trirte. Die BON @. 9. NBcrl,
gralteent Der Gcmpasnie, p~rrieetirte 9elesraptenlinie
tptre ben Vrrtbsil tdben, bae ne i'm atlantifd,en G9esr
3fpet SGthabrtatipnsn, ndmli& an Der Sniel Ser
maca unp an ben &;cren NIT ben beiberfeitiaen gpn-
ttnenten IN unrnittelbars 9srilbruns brinst, 70 tae sie
Hpsc"r nit tbren. an iTssnb etaer Statipn antcrn>
rneneen S6ifseapttdnr if& eeraee 70 iber ben 8eife>
urtp @eihdftsplan befrreben fbnnen, ais ttelter fe
NIT e%entelben IN ibren G~einptpirs G~pnferens. Die Cont
pdSnie bat fhcn felt 3tpst Sdtren ben RecrrsarunS
Der prpieetirtet 9inie icnptren. Sermtffunsen ~anfeaen
8arten unb Oiasrame dbtr bic @trGmuns unS 8essn-
trpntunsen. bic bsrrftenben gBinte une iber has Stei.
gen Der Slutb UNI Sallen Der Gtte aufrrtmen Ia0en,
10 bab bic Speratirnen fbr bd1b beginner fbnnen.
DIE epntsa9nte bat f1 an ben Gpnsrcs Der Str.
Staatsn, fcrpie ar bic &rsisruneen RON @5rpsbritanien
nhc Snrtlsal s%etrenbet, unb seteten, benz unternet-
men Settens Der &eeieuIns unterfisuns anaebeiten
5u laNen uuS tbrer Gelesrupbenlinie bas QYearedt an
p%erlsibsn. Die prrtusieif6e 8esieruns BAT bereits se>
%antipprset, bas fe bas llnternebnen II, pernunfteemde.
fer @etfs gu untsritIsen scneist ft.
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Die GrDberuns spn @a6au.

&uber ben SDben res Stenpaltes 1T irst gan;
Oarrataet einfhlie5liG Der Saupttatt BON ben Yreu-
sen beiest- Ger @rcbberSp9 unp Serr BON Oalpisf,
tetn Observation-Disclosures @iriitsr iiub mad @inden se-
Hpben. Srin5 Carl ppn 9efen unh ieine Srdu, cine
preuBifHe SrinSefin, fprpie bic Srau ibres Srbnss,
ees Srin3en Subpis. Ole gr:naehin @iiee fulen nod
in Darmfact fcin.
&ucb Iaiau 1T gan; beftst unb fem tletner Ss-
ram Bat ~ebenfdas serubt, fi6 aaersndbisft sl rcr>
buften.
Gbe ii6 Ger SerScs Abolf = elmer Der ssrtastcten
eeutfben Siriten, Der III fnGtpdbrenbenl &dnnpf nit
Ger Vpltspcrtretun9 mar = filGtete, bate er bic lln>
perihdrttbcit, cine 9rpflantdtipn an ieine ,~,sctreucn
Hahduer" gu %erldfien, In Der er ibnen en,pfabl, ibm 70
treu Su ~bletben, rrie nc es tets ss.csitn pdren. Dicfer
beitcircnen @itte mar bic trrifrei6e gbrafe ~teiscfuat,
,,ba6 or fIr feline 2dnpcStinrer iorser irerbe, OBJ er in
terer Wttte ftt, ccer niht." ,.3ancesfinber" tpirtlih =?
SIN einem Gimme mar d~aercin9s aud Der Sbnis BON
ypstpt Der Batter ieines 0plfes.
Sp6 bic Grpberuis Ta1au's mar niht ppIfdntia
- LANCE niht bic Scfuns, tpelGe bas 9anp bef6ltt
genprtren mar. Wdrbur9 1T Der Iap,e Der furbt-
barren Bette. unb bieirlbe lsst in Der Ndbe Der Sefuna
@pbler3 ami eer ma Hauif6tn Seite pes Rteina. sic
teifebt aus etnem 3burm, Der rpmantilh auf sinem
rebenbefrdR5tm Si9el liegt uRb sat arpee &ebnfid,-
felt NIT pielen fei1er NATURALIZATION HaGbarn. bic
nod ais 8uinen bic ufern Ses alien Batter Sbein ,ie>
reu. SIN ben perfaGensn Gein6tern bauf'te unter benz
bpttrabenben RAINIER .5efunss- GDmmanbant" elm
seniicnirter Sauptntan,. unS Der @ame ,Teitunas-
Gpnmdncant" mar tpirfiG has Ginsise, mas raran
%ertr,erte, sab eas G,dRse cine Seituns fem ipGte.
Our 3eit ses preu5iiben &nsrifs beitanb bic @ar-
nifon aus benz @pmmdncdrt, feiner Srecnan,, einsnl
dlten Seteranen, elmer nod dlteren 86din unp einen1
Sabn nit tieben S:nnen. Man fam E6 bic 9eitirs
3uns Der Sefasuns stnfen, ais fb Elm 9erpiienloier
Setnb Ter ibnen dnsertrdufen gete ndbrrte. Bum
Slid fab Der umfiGtise 9pmmantant bic 10 - Is
Wann iarfe feinblide &rmee ben Susel beraufrnar>
ihiren, auf benz bic Seffuns ltest. Nfit elmer bepun-
berunaspirstsen @eiitessesenpart fbidte er fpfort bic
86dsin auf bic .3innen. INN einiss in ben beaa Sbar>
ten Beinbersen arbeitenbs Sauern su SIlfe III rufen.
Dct bic pftdtperseifenen llnterteanen ~tpeiserten f6
unb Der tdpfere @pmmanSant ~iberleste li6, eae es
rcobl AM 9efen ftn barffe. 3u eapitufiren. Or 6fflett
bater nit f%tinert 5dusftlifel baS 9bpr Der Sefune
unb iiberlieferte bann benz bic fsinbliben arnee COM
manbirencen Serseante, inter feierii6em @rptef ban
S6llfel. @dbrenb BITE Siessr ff6 bic Seitunasperfs
u. [. no., fppie 3fpei alte Sanpnen, &eliauten aus Der
S6laht BON @aterlco bstra6teten, betpetperfftsliate
Der Gcntmanbant NIT fetner alien Srbpaan,. Ter mir
ci9en SDAin unb Gem @eFisel etneu mediterranean
&udaus mad @obien;.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1866-09-15

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babel 'rts Gin Gnsbrifiser, SER Baron" i6 babe
eereR pretBt9, elmer fhoner als brr anterr unb ale rn>
seritsrt, Elm Grbfad BON stnsm. trerpspatsr unb In
Der ear3sn @ett n;ht rnstr 3u baten. 9bm sic elm
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paren FUR etnen eiebbabeI ki6t tauienp Sranfer
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wfondte ltben. 3as @ef9dft mar mitbia fein fttf ,.
1s uno auBereem mar Der Baron I'm, etne quite 6ant-
lung rslder. Nber brei Sabre peratnaen utb Der @Ite
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aeer 5Ranjt9taufenb Sranfen - Ser Barron" ant
morfefe Der Stalf, nSbre s~rpsnitbise llnierfisuns
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i3rtft ntd't bpnrrirten." Sdnf,ebn Sabre fdpn
rauert nun Der tteure Spab. Die Setter r~uiniren
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NAL sefast; uba6 man mir I'm 9cttestptnen fsinen
atrbrebe!" Gs If lei&t mSsltt, tas Der acaermann
i'm nod ibcrlebt.