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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

Adams Express Agency.
II. /. HEISKELL as been appointed Agen;
II Adams Express Company at CharIest 'wn.
nd giveS attention n the forwarding and re-
ciyiag of Gools. Packages, Money. &c, &c.
TIE Express Off : at my Store-room three
l,ors West If Sapiugton Hotel.
Special attention given to tits branch of bus
ness
November 0. 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
SAPPINGTON HOTEL,
Caa,lssto,rn, Jefferson County, Va,
N1iss Sarah A. I3eall.

Miss Sarah A. Beall.
UtOyTINUES open for the reception and accoin-
I mediation of visitors. The Rooms are in CON-
n1eta ord. well-furnishcd and comfortable, the
Parlors large and commodious. and the TABLE at
ali times supplied with the choicest viands OF the
Country and City Markets.
Tn Servants are attentive. and constantly in at
tendance for the accommodation and convenience
of guests.
Tn. Proprietress is determined 10 sustain the
well-establish reputation of the House.
Ths public patronage is solicited.
Aug. -, 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

THE subjoined picture Of the mutations il
the stream Of love may meet with a respons
from one Of the reserves:
When a Teller falls in luv
lie duz ware white kid gluv,
And let's the barber scrape his chin,
And wares a taShy buzzom pin,
And puts on lots of splendid close,
And wares tite boots onto his tose,
And swells Just like spTouting rose
All newly sprung in JoOn;
Buff he does the mitten git,
When phancy pheelings round him fit
He grows all over melancholer,
Aud hides behind standing collar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
Jefferson Machine shop.

j Nc:.ssOl Mn chine shop.
rTNHE public is respectfully notified that the un-
J designed continue to conduct business st the
old stand Miller Roc" Charic,torn, Jeger- on
County.
MACHINE MAKING and REPAIRING,
CARRIAGE 4 WAGON MAKING
AND REPAIRING.
Also. BLACkSN{THiNG in all its b anch -.
We are prepaf, d t. wanu acturc tn order PlOughs.
Ila rows, Wagons-in fact almost anything per-
tanning to Wood and Iron. in the speedest and best
manner. and upon reasonable t.rms.
Special attention slowed upon tn Manufacture
and Repair OF Farming Implem' nts. Mill work and
AXIS WERLICH & WELLER.
August 81. 1865.
Es~H Highest cash prices paid for Old Iron.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

Hoes have an excellent ear for music, but it
takes dog to pitch tie tune
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
now He BURST HIS TROUSERS:

The bull roared like the rolling thunder, and
ran like the nimble lightning AMI Springing
over the fence with the swiltneSS Of a star fall
ing from the armament, | tore my trowSer-
aSUnder with a crash as loud rs if the globe
had been Shivered bv q comet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

4 young man who was chased by bull,
relates the occurrence in the following grandil-
oquent style, and explains
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

Ansz Writtsn apon hss.ias = sermon from the a
bore Text
Be m and Be doing o. Christian awakel
Gi a on thy full arniOr. thy station 90 taksI
Tor God in His power Is ard everywhere,
Awaking The nations Tar of and near.
The hosts arc enrolling, the great battles begun,
Souls will b. saved. aud glory be won,
And IN Yict0gs return with a shout and song,
Take care that YOU % tia, army belong.
The triumphant chorus is heard everywhere,
Glory % God resOUnds through thc AR,
Cod who can conquer. BY more or By less,
Wh'n He comes in his power 20 save and q bless
From the rock. bound caast O. n, cold icv No m,
From fertile plains o. IN blight, sUGny South,
From IA, East, fIola the West, III cry Is Stih
Come We. OF Come to the help OF the Lord.
Tha CIV Of The Waterman is ha-d on tn hills,
And the echo springs up from vail VS. and rills,
The eastern horizon Is radiant ard light
And tn hill-tOps are bathsd ia a halo o. light.
The sun is now up in his strength and his Dower'
The dark clouds cfsin. that sol ng ssc1edt los r
Have FASTENED { fee before the bright beams,
And light al around nov joyously q ans.
Then stand t. thy arms, o! Christian b,warel
y, found in thy place, when God Is 20 near!
Oh! dem il a favor q enlist in His cause.
c. plead with poor sinners wb0 love not His laws.
lis no tine 10 b. neutral. each one rust decide
To Join with Gods people or else q abid -
In the ranks of His fo,s. VIII n vainlv IN sy'uh
'Gsinst n, hasts Of the Lord when they come IN
His might
q be not like MeroE, who stood By the way,
When thu hosts passed on in battle ARA,
And would not go up 10 In h-lp Of tn lord.
When be brought against Jabin his terrible sword
Lest ve hear from the mountains and hill-tops a
round
Tho voice Of the angel, that terrible sound.
When the song Of Deborah rosa high on the air,
Course ye, Meroz." was heard. also, there.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

G. LEIsESR1xs. G.. W. LEIsESRYc.
LEISENRING &c son,
HARPERS-FERRY,
CHAkLESTOWN,
NIPPON,
EXvHERE they keep q large assortment Of DRY
w GOODS such As
Cloths Cashmeres, Calicoes. Cottons, Ginghams.
Lawns,--i,eadv- Clothing. &c.
Also Ladies Fancy Goods. Fancy Soaps,
Perfumcry, Extracts for favo;ing,
Boots Shoes Ladi $ Caters,
Gentle mems Linen and Paper Collars,
Neck IT, and Gloves. &C.
Floor Mating. Oil Cloth. Carpeting, &C.,
Leather all kinds, and Sh0e Findings,
GROCEhIES, such as
Molasscs. prime Syrup, Sugars.
Oils of all kinds Paints Fish, &c
Hardware 81 all kinds
Drugs and NJ dcin 's--Spic s, Canned Fruit.
Tin and Wood Ware-M assures of All kinds.
STANDARDIZATION Books. Writing Paper,
Env l0pes States, &C., &c, dc.
E.,1" Goods specially ordered promptly attend d
to-cne of tn, firm visiting Baltimore very week.
.E5- All kinds OF COUNTRY PRODUCE Ia
ken in exchange FOR goods.
August "a 1865.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03

THE undersigned begs leave to call the attention
| Of the people of this vicinity, to his new and
extensive stock of
Paints of all Kinds and Colors,
too numerous to mention, but such as can be
found in a first class paint store.
From the smallest to the largest quantity
can be had and mixed at the establishment if
desired.
Window Glass can be cut 10 suit.
JIM. DECAULNE.
Harper's Ferry, Feb. 22-Sm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
NOTICE.


JTAS resumed business in the Store House, third
door South of the Taylor Hotel, where he
VIII be glad to see his old friends and dealers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL

AIRS. FORREST having removed RON Staun-
Y tn 70 Chaslestown will open her School for
Young Ladies' on
Wednesday, September lSh, 1865.
Being provided with competent Assistants every
advantage tor a thorough course in English. Math-
euatics. Music and the Languages. will be Afforded.
The usual course OF study includes Laiia-nO ex-
ira charge made.
Early applications Tor the Boarding Department
must b. made, as the number of Boarders is linn
tied.
Parents are assured that everything viii be done
to promote the comfort and happiness OF the pupils.
The charge f,- Board, and Tuition in the En-
glish and Latin Course for Annual Session COM
nencng Sept 18Th and closing ON the last Friday
in June. 500, PAYABLE one-half in advance, and the
remainder in February.
Washing, Fuel, and Lights, Extra.
Dog Scholars Per AanuGl Session:
ENGLISH and LATIN. $50 to $50.
FRENCH, ITALIAN, SPANISH, or
GERMAN, $50.
MUSIC on PIANO.. SEQ.
VOCAL $50.
~ ,0V.
Al PGgssaf, Made a. adCGHce.
Address
MRS. 4. NJ. FORREST,
Charlcstown, Jefferson Co.. Va. Sept. IS, 1866.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-05-03
VARIETY.
q CURSE YR, MERCz.o

IAuss vri,.,u apon Gaa,ias $ sermon from the q
bore Text
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
posroEF1on. .Nor1cG.

After this dae until further notice, mails will close
as follows
For COLUMBIA AND POINTS ABOVE, and way mails oe-
wv ter on Char,natnn and Colu obia at 9 p NJ
For AUGUSTA BRANCH OF SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD, AMI connections btyond Au:
gusta at Ao a. u
For NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD ROUTE, at. .10.lo A. Al
Fon GEoRGErowN- ===z
Tuesday aud Friday, y,at.................... A. M.
For Ponr ROYAL AND BEAUFoRT-
Tuesday aud Friday at a. III
And at other times one hour before the
departure Of Government transports.
FoR EDIsTo-
At irregular times, but usually twice a. week. =.
After September 30ih, the Postofco Will open az a.
NJ. and cusr at 4 p Nj and from this ate (Srpten0er
22 until change in time Of arrival OF mails snal rem.
der another hour suitable, the Once Will De opo
from ga III. to 10 A. NJ on Sundays.
Po,tonice, tepcmher % 1876 -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
l,on.,enees per south caroitna isss11s 15
s~"- atctnher Is,

e4 bales Cotton bales Yarn csra nols Farpture 50
: o;s5 4sisss Ss;s
ling Aver Co, &C coar,vl aIoWrs Co. Wli,ma ame
S;s$;, S;; S;s; :;
Caldwell Miss sarah a. sesa ses Ferguson omss N as :
ss:e @3$; %'%;; ssss; S' co. Ss1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS October II Business in our city to-day
war GOOD. and country wagons were quite numerous
on our streets. The landing well covered with
freight and our merchants beginning to see an ena
to the which been bearing 30 heavily upon
them or some weeks back. The attendance on Change
was olerably good but not as much so as we nope 70
see 1t soon We intend publishing the sales on OnaH1
Snrn dav to day with the names Of sellers 1t Will
hereafter be found at the bottom of our CONNER cial
column. :, oduonoa of
f,Ho In IN onr market today, with active Inquiry and
y aaes to to considerable amount We heart of no new
Cotton coming by rail boat up to the closing o.,
change to-day hut some 800 bales arrived oy wagon
" reported. Prices in New York firm at 80 to 4c
We heard of lot of bright Mdings selling here to-
and yary fair inquiry Buyers and holders show more
dsposton to met each others views than for some
time past. We quoe the market firm as follows , or.
dnary 81 to 2e Good Ordinary 80 to 81 Low
az to M Middling IS to So; Strict Niddng 81 to $780,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
Late Markets.

CINCINNATI, October ll.-Four firm but the DC.
mand was lights the advance in gold carries hrmer
faenp in the murket superhne $40 25 to lo To- tr.ae
and fancy brands $11 rs l5 Wheat firm at 81 o5 Tor
No 50 6 No spring Corn In Detter ,a
mand and prices shade lower at 81 to $40 1S1
Whskey unchanged at SO in bond, and 81 s2a to %
duty paid. ,.xaoa ~ con ko IN % ~ for
Mess pork hulk Meats held firmly at IA "a to ID Tor
Bacon tx to 20 to 2o3sc for shoulders ana Uear
Sides Lard hold at Ito Butter and Cheeso aag
ed and steady Cotton &c highsr at Soc 1or Mloans'
but not much done. Gold ISL X. ,o.f
Lou1sv1LLs, October l1->aes r l26 hnas o. ieui su
tobacco at unchanged rates; choice leaf Genus
nerane flour 50 2o.Z Prime red wheat 81 TO- Mixed e
Corn In bulk 81 cents. Oats 4S cets Mess PORK ns
at $50 60 Bscon shoulders l6 clear al 81 sldes IVA
sr T ou1s Octoh r ll-Flour inactive, medium extra
easier sIperhno 50 rs to 10 26 single extra sly 70 10
s1l; double extra Sill 25 to IA rs. Wheat du ana
ers contt ndng for ncessions but prices not qoo1ay
lower Corn slow at 78 to $780, Oats rm at AN 70 olc
Provisions AMI whiskey unchanged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
{ he, ssjlIz.N e>S2z;,.s::; 81.
TUESDAY MORNING, ocroDEi 1G, 1866.
rho Chur,eston= Cotton Mark ct.

The market was excited ere yesterday with sales OF
near 500 bales at al irregular advance OF to cents per
lbtbe transactions generally being on tho basis OF 40
70 40 cents per b Tor Now York Middling to Strict Mid
Cling Cotto Tho following were the lots and prices:
at 81 4at 49, 4repached at34, at 35 2repacked at
&c. 81 at &C. ST. 81 al 3s, IA at 80, 2c0 at 49, 50 at
Ill and 81 at ~.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
New Orleans Ma rket

r. T,a.o nike
REV ORLEANS October 10OorroNmirr,ngh INT l afer
opened this morning with snnouncag favoy-
ahe reaon IN at New York the demand improved ana
wsh ns
Dass1s to ho eer
g,s@s @ TS a the no
part Of 1 the ha a lists sold to the receipt Of the
rs
PC aoaisesa@s last sysoi old
as M da ana Middng ss
@sS Late in the evening here was IN n 1as nsp
street that the Liverpool market had
wv STATEMENT OF COTTON. -. nm ooo
Stock on hand September lst, l86e psles so 1oA'oo1
Received ss I to-day. d a,2s9 ;Ss
Received previously 2oAoz mn o.,
1879 423
Cleared to-day. ''... "a o.o
Cleared previously 4s,o-1 AZ. 1922
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16

Stnck hanG -
oy snanp AND MoLAssrs-The receipts since yesterday
are confined to 10 hhs Sugar from The coast-no Molas a
ses Tue supplies mall they consist osrs
nrs sre awai9ing the new crop Ct Louisiana and only
small obbiDg business is doing previous prices Ine ,r
principal sales to-day SO hhds Cuba sugar on pti
terms aud 10 hhds Louisiana yellow cla1 az oc
per b Cuba supar, hhds, is retail ing at u to lss
PEI Is for fair and in boxes at 2 39 for NOS Nos ~
Is in store l to tor Nos Il and lS io oo 70 lo 1
ba Moasses is retailing at Csc per aon md is quoted
by the cargo SIX to 58c per gallon ...,,,ao =,
FRR1aHTsThere very little alsengagea W. oaneu,lv
coastwse the ra os very rates are CENT so
il cocn by team for New York ana een, n for
cotton and ~ TO 80 cents Dbl for -four Sailing yes.
ses for Liverpool are obtaining 9l6 to "a for cotton
and u cent for Havre steamer from Liserpoo. nus
arrived to-day Wo have not yet learned ner
of freight.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, October l3.-TURPEhIINE-saes 10
dav of only " bbls virgin at 81 IS per $50 lbs
SPIRITS TuRpENr1NE-Market steady Sales OF U
RosIN@sales Of $50 bbls No at s4 33 do extra No
at 81 rs: and g4 d. No l at Sc rs to 7
TAn-l25 bbls changed hauds at So 75 y bbi: -.
OoTToN-Twn small lots tl5 bales sold at JIG c1or ~"
midding, and 371a to 3Sc y ID for middling
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16

WE ERE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH OUR FRIENl AND
with the most approved varieties Of the above Our
long and thorough experience in this y enables us to ur
the very article of every class WE GUARANTEE
TEN PERFECT OPERATION OF EVERY RANGE OR STOVE WE
SELL. ~ n = ,xons ,, ~
DEFIANCE IMPROVED MOTIFS PATENT,
The most convenient simple durable and tasteful NGE
in America and that combines all the best latest
improvements
We have the exclusive sale of the celebrated
STEWARDS PATENT COOKING STOVE,
which to all the usual convenences Of the best Of other
STOVES adds COPPER RESERVOIR for water heated by the
waste smokes spacious CLOSET for keeping food hot when
cooked and detached R0AsrER Of ample to
perfect thing the kind and will take pleasure showing
it to all who may call upon us.
SHEPHERD, DUG ~ COHEN,
No. 297 E1Ne STREET, CHARLESTON.
sptnnbm29
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA October 13 -GoLD-Brokers buy at 1fS
and FELL tor 1872; silver 13s to l42,
Cotton Il ir demand, and with an upward tondehcs nc :
Sales tor tho day are $50 pales-26 at 3 28 at 35 43 ut
2S at 36 l42 at 81; % ut 81 81 at 90 ~ oo
and at 38 = conts.
Tho receipts are 2G2 bales. We quote: .
B1iddling g....=..,..................,3I 37,lgy
Good lH; Wiadlinss ............ .38 @381s -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
OFFICIAL.

oropnrFrcEs= IN ACTUAL OPERATION IN SOUTH
~ oAo " AROIINAz TO JUNE 30, 1866.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-10-16
Mobile Market.

MOBILE, October ocorroN-The market openea 1e %
Ielou tna Sura but on receipt Of the cable news aud
the dispatches announcing advance in the New 1rk ,r
market an active demand sprung up here ana liuo m
bales were sold nd the market closed hrm at ooc lor
@Middlinns, aud hut little offering.
MONETARY AND r1SAEc1AL-GoLD-The market ,o open u
ed at lat buying and 4s selling, and closed a. lao 70
sInvEn-opened at 1873 70 1888, and closed at 1876 to
140 a,a1t ~ ~
misunderstanding nominal New York sight u 70
y dis. New Orlesus par to 1s prem
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-10
Senator Fessenden is sick with va

Senator Fessenden is sick with va
rioloid.
General Thomas and family are
rusticating at Lookout Mountain.
Clement G. Clay was released from
Fortress Monroe.
Mr., Joseph Coltart, for more than
forty years business mau of Pittsburgh,
died on the 10Th ultimo.
Mrs. Horace Greely and daughter,
and Mrs. H. E. johnson, nee Harriet
Lane, are visiting Havana.
Hon. Charles Shaw, Mayor of Bidde.
ford, Maine, has been appointed Com.
missioner to the Paris Exposition.
When is Echo like a visiting &C.
quaintance When she returns your
call.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-10

FXECUTORS NOTICE. - WHEREAS,
IL Letters TestamCntary upon the Estate
of Daniel Hewitt, late of Jay township, Elk
county decd, have been granted to the
undersigned. All persons indebted to the
said estate, are requests ed to make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims
against the same, will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
VIM. B. HEWITT,
JOSIAH W. MEAD,
Apr..iTseet-pd. Executors
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-01

Mtssmadt. Gin Tarmer aus Der Na6e BON
Ospeso trudts nsulia Elm msbrere bunoert pfune
idmeres, ssihlahtstss sapsin auf sinem @asen
in Die Staot um es 5u psrtaufen. vg4as perlanait
Su fir csin s4mein ?" frasts Elm 0anfse. x9isr,
Sebn Scllars," antrcrtete Der Tarmer. x@ut, iA
tsbalie es, brnss in m,ein 9aus go. 70 unb 70,
psl in Ger unb Der StraBs." Ser farmer fabrt
an has bs5ei4nste 9aus unb brinst bas gbmein
in ben 8easr, tpOraui ibm Der 8dufsr $l4 sinban.
Sste. %. 10 banoelten mir niht" risf Der Bauer
aus, .Sie miiiien mir $14 fit ie 100 pfunb bee
@elriAtes msiner eau be3ablsn.~ Ser Stabtberr
ater iaste: rslsin Sbr babt mir bas sapsin fir
$l4 perfauft uno bier 1T Gusr 8slp." Ser Bauer
rurbs flasbar, perlOr iebph ben prcssb. rSbr tatt
nht mebr als $l4 perlanst enti4ieo Der @iatsr,
uno bisie babt Str erbalten. limb bsmit fsrtis."
Drum cate man pcritdtis iein in GsiAaften, unb
irss gSrrt Iterleasn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-01

lam perihmahten 3u laifen. Sn berlelten Naht
srbcb iih etn Sturm unn idleuberte bas ghiff an
bic Wiffe, unb bic Meuterer rerlte6en ,s nit benz
Bcct, INN fi4 iparfhenlids mad Neu, @uinea cber
Dem cfinetlhen Mrhipsl su retten. Str SHtfiat
ihien ife aber ihrn, Dem aufaefunbenea Bpct nah,
in Der ScrrssifraBe errsiht 3m taben. Sur ber
Bcrtsmann bliet 3urif r6 er f7h NIT ben ltetri.
gen ntht pertra9en fcnnte-cb er fib an ben 3eieen
lsines SAlaAtprfers ned lSnser reieen molIte -
lper msiB ss 4rceifcnen unb 9ederttiIen NIT al,
len mSsliAsn Gstrdnfen befaneen f1h aenua an
SOre; mSsli4, Sab i9n AUDI biefe SuradSebalten,
oa er NIT Der SapitdnsjSae mod INNER allein fcrts
tonnte, renn sr has 9sbsn iatt tefam. Sdsti&
ater fiss er 81 isinem unsladli1en 6efansenen
e'nab, Der tbn rer9ebens um enen Srunt Waffer,
ia ale sr 'bm nas bSbniih perreissrte, um ben Sob
lat, um BON enen ur4tbarsn 9sibsn befreit su psrs
Cen.
Nab Cen Bidern, bic Der Ntate serettst batte,
mnBte ss Der rtsrte Sag semeien iein, haB Der lin,
9ludltdte, ihcn fait perihmahtst, in feinem buns
pfsn 1sTangnib lag, als Grtt bm bas fren,be ghiff
3u lsinsr Nsttun9 ianbte. Sen Bsrbreher bate
absr ien peroientes Zoos errebt, unb er batte et,
men sleneen Sob rrrt sefunhen tpc er feline gAanh,
tbat besansen batts.
Ser @apitdn bss .Meisie pan lttreht,~ bsi5en
rihttsite papere iitrissns Der Bcptsmann In Der
SeuneenenBrtsftaihe seretst, maate ipGter hie9lnz
sst8e Der te8an8enen SeerGuberei In Sinaapcre,
uno en tlsines bort le9enoes enslihes 8rieesi4ifT
lsr burh Die Stra6e, INN pisueidt nod einaeIne Der
piratsn aufjubrinsen, unb ibrsr psrbienten Strafe
~ iterltefern; aber es fanb tsine @pmr mebr BON
i9nen. Sie Gifte bes Mleeres cber bic auitrali.
ihen Sauar3en nit ibren &ol,ipesren tatten bas
Rahsrs2 2lmt idcn iiternomnen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-01
Toroert bic Girdengef6Be 3uriid.

Man treib, oab pibrsns hes Srieses DlaiIen BON
Stltsrssihtrr, Snmslen Shmud, Gemalbe, Bibls
ctesfen, Statnen uno ionfise 8unRiahen I'm siiben
9sitotlen uno nah Dem Ncreen aeletleppt rrroen.
Da6 aber ieltif bic &ir1en ni9t perfhcnt blieben,
oas 1T rtsaet&t wsniser tsfanpt. Ser fclsenh.
4nfruf ipridbt fir i1h isltf:
@barlefcn, ben 4. Sanuar 1866. = 3u ben
ealamitaten, welde pisls unsrer 8irhen i'm peraan,
ssnen Sabre ereilt baben, sebSrt aud Der sanslihe
oosr tbeiltreiIs @srluf Der 8irHensefaBe. Nieine
sissns (@rass) Stride batte Elm iaSnes, pOaaanbt,
gee Atenhmahls' Serpice, cas aur siher6eit mad
columbia ssanSt puroe, oaislta absr bei Der Ser,
ltcruns Der Staot burh Sberman's alrmee, am 18.
6sbruar lsBtsn Sabres, perlcren sing. aluh bic
Gsfd6s Der ct. Midasls Ssirde BON @6arleton. ein
Sehcnt Der GDnistn Nnna, unb nieieniaen Der Sris
nitp Stride In Columbia, purbsn bei hsrIel6en Sc,
ls8sntett Ssitcelea ooer ron Dem Eeuer per,ebrt.
~Sh babe 9ebaht, Sie fDnnten pielleiht ettras
ttun, I'm, nns 5ur Wieeererlansuns zines S6eiles
oissr 6silisen @efabe bsbilHih at isin, pslhe uns
ourt ben 1ebranh unS pisle oamit psrfnapften re.
li8iplsn NnSenfen tbsusr ssporhen fnb. Sie finb
tratriheinlidb in ben 8rSBsren StGotsn bee Ncr,
oens gum Yertaufe ausseboten trcrhen i,nb mSaen
pisQetht Seuten in bic 9anbs gsfcmmen iein, mel.
DE 9SilIens paren, bieelben anter bi[Iiaen 8ebins
sunSen misber an ibrs rsAtmS6isen giaentbamer
at3utreten. Seoes GsfaB meiner eisenen &irde
mar eeutlth NIT "Grace Church, Charleston" bes
seiAnet mnS pabrihsinltdb tparen AUD auf BEN an.
osrsn bic Nan,sn Der tetrsffenben &irHsn einsra.
rtrt. -.........-..
rSas &irhen &esiFsr (recordbook) Der ct.
Wihasls 6ir4e, tpelbes absr bunpsrt Sabre aft 1T,
r,ros wss8si4lsppt. Gs 1T In 9dnbsn BON 9ssrs
ionen 8sletsn mrroen, tpslAs BON gbarleacn aus
auf esm gSeSe mad Dem Norosn rrarsn. Dai7elbe
1T Elm ishr wertbuclss Buh. Sie Mtslieeer Der
Stride msreen S6nen iebr psrtunosn isin, tpsnn Se
9nsn 5ur 9sisbsreransuns bsiielbsn ssbalFiA finb.
9chahtunSsucu, SIR
s. 6. 4indneY.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-01

st. as@ramfcrb, Der umertaniide @e'
nsral,1 rurhe auf bsm Sampfer Continental, eer
Ron Nsm Orlsans mad 9tem Dcrf atSstsn icate,
BON Gsn gbsrinan's 6auptpisel perbaftst uno nadb
Sort Sadicn ssbraht. Sieler Stsnit rire ben,
bienasifrisen Spisel motrfHenli4 ssInsn srobsn
Ganf stntraaen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-01

-Sn @battanooaa tpurbe am lsstsn Wicn.
tag cine 6aunsrei aussefatrt, bic ,potl sinsis In
itrsr Art 1T. 3rsi @linner, bic iih fir Gebeim.
pclisiitsn aus Columbia, Sa., aussatsn, tersbstsn
Den lieutenant Der gSahe, i6nsn einise 2eute aur
6dlfs III eeten, nm 8srbaftnnssn porsunsbmsn.
sic sinssn oarauf In pas Gruthfslo Saus, rifTen
msbrere 6errsn aus Cen Bsttsn, nabmen ibnen et>
wa $4,000, sclosns usrsn &c. ab, iiedten le In bas
@abtbaus uno iraren am anosrn Mcrsen iammt
ibrem &auts ipurlos peridwunoen. 9Ius iolasn
8crfanen fann man abnebmen, tpas fir stne slor.
rsiheSuit5pHsse unisrs Militarbs9Srbsn in.hen aS.
lihen Staaten Iten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-02-01
Mt Sraabtuns,
$. MeGutlch,
@dbatnmtIsrrefTr.

9ieis GtSruns ibrss 9s'usrbsstpeises psrnriaf'
te cine bstrd9tlbs Mufrssuns untsr Zen 6dutsbSne'
fern une 6srtsrn, bic nibt allen cine ltntsrbrsh.
uns i6res Sanbsls, ionSsrn AUDI ben 0erlut bereits
pprratbiaer 6duts tslcrsten, bic e unldnsit impcr'
rirt 9attsn posr su lauben i'm BesriT fanpen. Adet
reer sebn Der Spsoitsurs ieood, tpelhe am Sau,'
ftaa fsIhwcrsn, bab bisie 6aute nidt BON tranfsm
8ist fansn, srbisltsn bic Grlaubnib, i9rs ssaarsn
aualabsn su laiien.
SIM 9sismter 1865 wurbsn 234. 1000 Sauts an
cen Dpds In Nsm Oorf aslanest.