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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18
PnI.ITICAI..

Returns from Kentucky Indicate 4
Democratic majority of 10000.
The President has appointed Andrew
Faux OF Pennsylvania, to be Governor of Da-
cOtah.
Hon. b. G.. Cook was unanimously
renominated for Congress in the Sixth Dis
tTict of Illinois on Thursday last.
The democratic convention for the
fourth congressional district, held at Fond du
lac on Thursday, re-nOminated Hon. Charles
A. EldTedge TO Congress.
Hon. s. NJ. CullOm has been renom-
isated for Congress IN the Springfield, Illinois,
District.
Hon. S. M. Cullom was on the Sth,
renOminated for Congress by the Republicans
of the Eight Illinois District.
Thomas S. Price was on the Sth,
nominated for Congress by the Conservatives
Of the Fifth District of Missouri.
Albert r. Sloanaker on Saturday
entered uTOn his duties as collector of the
internal revenue district of Philadelphia in
place of Col. J. Ii. Taggart, removed.
The returns from North Carolina, on
the new constitution vote are so few and the
vote so light that 1t Is impossible to speak OF
the result.
A private telegram from Hon. Viii
liam III. Seward, announces that President
johnson and his cabinet expect TO reach Chi
cagO, on the 9Th Of September, intending to
remain two nights and one day.
Benjamin EgglestOn of the 2d dis
trict. and r. Il. Hayes Sd district Cincinnati,
were nominated for reelection to Congress by
the republican cOnyentiOnin this city ON Sat
urdsy.
Colonel Snyder of Illinois, is at st.
Paul organizing an order composed of sol
diers, to be entitled, ''The Grand ArmyOf the
Republic" the object being to preserve the
results accomplished by the late war, and to
keep alive the spirit that induced them to arm
in defence of the republic.
The Republican Union State Conven-
tion met at Springfield on the sth, and nom
mated the following ticket: For Con-
gresham at large, General John A. Logan;
Tor Superintendent of Public InstructiOe, Hon.
Newton Bateman; for State Treasurer, Gen.
g. w. Smith.
The Philadelphia Press, Saturday,
published a sarcastic letter from Nm.F. john
son, spurning his nomination as Collector of
Port and rOundly abusing the President and
his policy The explanation is that the COM
mission To W. 4. johnson, OF Petersburg, was
misdireeted and fell into the hands of radi-
cal union man OF the same name IN that city,
who could not fOrego the opportunity of ex-
pressing his views.
In pursuance of the call which has
been published in the papers. large repre-
sentafiOn of citizens assembled an Norfolk.
Friday evening, for the purpose of taking ac-
ton in regard TO the appointment of delegates
to the district convention to be held IN Peters
burg, ON the Sth inst. series of resolutions
were unanimously adopted. endorsing the Ma
tiOnal Union Convention to be held IN Phlla-
delphia, as the interest and duty of the people
OF Virginia 10 send their ablest, wlsest and
most discreet men, who fully understand and
win honestly reflect their sentiments and feel
ings upon the imports ant questions which VIII
claim the attention of said convention.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18

In New York on Wednesday, four
new cases of cholera were reported, but no
deaths. In Brooklyn same day, fourteen cas-
es and four deaths.
The New York Board of Healths de-
sres that the United States shall organize a
cOrps of nurses to attend upon cholera pa
tients.
There is a very decided and favorable
change in the cholera report of New York.
Only five cases were reported up to Tuesday,
/ two of which were fatal. In Brooklyn, how
ever, there is 70 abatement. There were re.
por ted Tuesday, twenty three cases and
/ fourteen deaths.
There seems to be no abatement III
the ravages of the cholera at New York. Mon
day there were reported twenty cases and foul
| deaths; in Brooklyn same day, eight cases
and one death; Philadelphia, fourteen new
| cases and three deaths. In Philadelphia
there were during the week just passed, forty
seven deaths. Twenty cases of cholera have
been reported in st. Louis since Saturday
with several deaths. No serious results ar
felt i'm the latter city.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18

Dangerous kruW-An exchange paper
has the following just remarks upon the
danger to be apprehended from the
consumption of the unripe fruits of
fered for sale III the public markets at
this season of the year:
Complaint is rife in New York and
other large cities against the quality of
the fruit offered for sale to the public,
large per centage of it being green,
or else badly decayed. Very little ripe
and nutritious fruit has as yet made its
appearance, and that which the farmers
have brought to the markets has been
mixed with other fruit that had begun
to decay. This is particularly the case
with peaches, bananas, pineapples, &c.
The New York Herald says: If one
would inquire into the cause of the
great increase of deaths in the city
during the heated term, they would
find that seventy-five per cent. of the
increase would be traceable to diarrhea,
which some of our physicians call chol-
era, superinduced by eating unripe
fruit. Z"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18

-Pizarro was to be acted at Drury-
lane, but the rising of the curtain was
delayed; the audience grew impatient,
and Kemble, in no very good temper,
informed the house that they were
only waiting Mr.. Emery's arrival to
go on with the performance-he being
the sentinel of the evening. At length
the tardy actor came, and easily made
his peace by explaining that he had
been detained at home by an interest
ing domestic event. The well-known
prison scene came, and the following
colloquy took place between Rollo and
the soidier;-f'Ha thou a wife"
have. Hast thou children had
two this morning. l have got three
nowp' Exit Rollo In a passion. amid
loud and prolonged laughter. For that
night Emery was the hero of the play
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18

"A Chinaman named Mong Chaw
Loo has brought suit against one OF
the river packets ON Muskipgum river,
because he was refused a seat at the
first table on the boat last week. He
was refused for being a ''colored per-
son, and lays his damages at $1,000.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18
THE CHOLERA.

Twenty-Five cases and ten deaths are
reported, from cholera, in New York city, and
fOrts-seven cases and ten deaths in Brooklyn
on Saturday. The total number of deaths in
New York for the week ending Saturday was
799, a large increase over those for the same
week last year.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18

john Nichols, of Danvers, Mass,
eightythree years of age, has Just
gathered in, with his own hands, his
seventy third successive years hay
crop, aud he thinks himself good for a
few more to come.
"A parry OF men from Kentucky
crossed the Ohio river at Greensboro
INTO Indiana recently, took Lieut..
Hampton from his bed, shot him and
threw his body into the river.
The Pittsburg people are endeayor-
ing to raise a purse of four thousand
dollars which they propose to offer to
Kelley, If ne will come to this country
and venture race In American waters
with Hamel
John Hendricks. father of Hon.
Thomas A. Hendricks, United States
Senator from Indiana. died at his resi-
dence In Shelbyville, Ind, on the oath
ult, in the 10Th year of his age
-Bismark, the great Prussian, on
whom all eyes are now centred, rejoices
in the name of Charles Otto Won Bis
mark auf Schouhausen und Kniephot.
Good for him.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-08-18
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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-29
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From the Rev Joseph w. Keuua d. Pastor Of the Tenth
BAPTIST ChHrt b.
have been frequently requisite TO connect my name
with Communications different nds Of medicines but
regarding the practice Of appropriate sphere.
have in all declined bat with clear proof In va
rious instances and particularly In yown family of the
usefulness Of Dr. ootnds German Bters depart for
once from nv usual course 10 axpresx my full conviction
that, far general debility IF he sgeB and specaay for
Lirer I5BpLint az safe and rad. 11z preparation
In il may fail but usually, doubt not, IL
will be very beneficial those sufa from the above
causes. Yours, very respectfully,
Eighth below Coates street.
Philadelphia December q, 1854.
Rev ]. s Herman. of the German Refor1 ned Church,
Kutztown, Berks County Pa cured OF Dyspepsia o.
twenty years standing. s@.-z<
A. NJ. Spanslar, Editor Of the CaisrfH No. 70 North
Sixth street. Philadelphia says this Bter- wa. rconi-
meaded him by medical friend ind six both - cured
him of complete prostIsion Of the nervous systsl A.
Rev Newton Brown, d. D Editor Of the EDcyeIt lpea
Of Religious Knowledge and Christian Chronicle. Phil
adelphis.
Thomas Winter D. D. Pastor Of borough ap tst
Church. go l5sf
Rev Levi O. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist Church. Pen =
berton, ~ j., formerly Of the North Baptist Church
Philadelphia, at present Pastor OF the Baptiet Chprch
Mt Chester, Pa. - 4,.i
These gentlemen express in tho strongest terms their
favorable opinion Of this Bitters.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-29

Read Who Says So.


From tho Rev W. D. Segfried Pastor Of Twelfth BAPTIST
Church, Philadelphia
Gentlemen IL have recently been laboring nndcr the
distressing effects Of indigestion accompanied by pros
tration Of the system. Numerous remedies
recommended by fraBds and some t,oui tested at
without relief Your BooHand's German Btters were
recommended by persons who had tried them and whose
favorable mention of these Bitters induced 10 try
them. must confess that had aversion 10 Patent
Medicines from the "thonssnd and ono quack "Bltters
whose only aim to be TO palm OF sweetened and
drugged liquor upon the community 10 sly way and the
tendency Of which, fear, is 10 make many confirmed
drunkard Upon learning that yours really medi
cinal preparation, took II with happy effect. Its
ion not only upon the stomach, but upon the nervous
system, was prompt and gratifying. | fee that have
derived great and permanent benefit from the Of
few bottles. Very respectfully yours,
W. d. SEIGFRIED,
No. Isl Shackamaxon street.
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IMPORTANT ANNOCNCEME NT.
G r. f A II s A l. Il
t OF
WATCHES, CHAINS DIAMOND RINGS, &c,
ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
to DO disposed Ola

ONE DOLLAR EACH!
Without regard to Value Not to DO raid for until you
know what you to receivelii
Splendid List Of Articles Al to be sold at One Dollar
Each III
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-29

From the Rev VIM. SMITH, formerly Pastor Of the Vim
eentown and Millvitle IN j. Baptist Churehes
Having used in my fam lily number Of bottles Of your
Hollands German Bite, have to say that regard
them excellent medi cine, specially adapted g. re-
move the diseases they are recommended for. They
strengthen and inygorac the system when deiltded,
and useful in disorders nj the liver loss of appetite
&c. have also recornnan ded them 10 several Of my
friends, who have tried them and found them greatly
beneficial in the restoration health.
tt- Yours truly, WIN. SMITH,
No. gG5 Hutcbf ason street, Philadelphia.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-29
"A!

From tho Rev Z d. Fends Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia
have derived decided benefit from the use of Doof-
lands German Bitters aud feel IL my privilege recon-
mend them most valuable tonic to all who ara SUI
crng from general debility from dzeasas arising
arrangement OF the liver. Yours truly
&. d. fEEDALL.
Prom the Rev d. Merrige. Pastor OF the Passayunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations given TO
lloofiands German Btters induced TO give them
trial After using several botlss found them 20 be
the stomach. u MERRIGE.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
NTR hit, CA II Il r. d Z o.,
w GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY,
No. 60 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK

Neqntiate LOANS for FARMERS ana PLANTERS
also lar ASSOCIATIONS, CORPORATIONS and OOh-
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Procure WHITE LABOR, native VI foreign TO supply
special demand. Orders are solicited Gti,
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and MANUFACTURING interests and the SETTLE
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Purchase and forward MACHIN ERf, IMPLEmENIs,
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MINERS ,.., .....as -
Give careful attention to the collection and securing Oh
debts and the adjustment and settlement OF claims Oh
every description. l =f - $50
rIeir oarrespondeDs and associates are men OF the
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co,pneps,tion will consist ENTIRELY OF CoMhs'
sIONS, and charges will be moderate. +
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lpdteren amtlthen Berihte Sbertoars unb
Der MilitdrcCmmiIfon erb1rtet. Stun erbdlt
bic 3ribune fVtgenpe Witt9eilung BON Stem
Orleans:
Wew Orleans, 0a., 4. Sttbr.
GS wercen bemnd6f cfF3teOe Gnttaaun'
gen aber getpile aebetme &sbeOen:O fleaihafs
ten ftattfncen, welGe turG ben aan5en Slpen
per,retet tno. Ssne Srganiiatipnen Gaben
Jttials@irfel in Stem Oort unb i'm MeRen.-
Der in glep gort fol- 5000 Ntit9ltepcr sabten
unO bauptlddli6 aus Mdnnern bslte9en, bic
in Der Nebelenarmee gebient haben. Sober
Strtel bat letnen inn eigentbamliGsn Namen.
@iniee iener Girfel tennt man inter bent gla<
men Die mabrsn SGbne beS SaoenS". Nns
bere als rote arabil9en Sitter. Ollie Nttt.
glieber iener @e(eIll1aften Iino NIT ben befen
@afen Serieben. Die Der @rFnbunsasetf Der
9ieu,ett berSOraebraGt bat, nno lie lteber Bee
reit, auf bas 9e9e6ene StSnal alentbalben
fir bic perlDrene SADIE obermalS lpSsu1hla<
gen. Gtner Der 6auptanftfter tener @eeC>
i9aften liest I'm @efdnsntB, unb es beibt, pab
CT ie9r Interchangeable GntbiAunsen aemaAt
bat. General Sbertban cpncentrtrt 3ruppen
tn ber Stoot lebr widtiger 3pede wegsn, peIs
&eifebr BALD an ben Sag treten birften.
@OuDerneur Senton BON 81 ~
0Urt bat cine Deputattou bes SEEM Doster
oeutfHeu 8eteranen>8eretn bic ipe9en 0eS
prGdencen Ncciles @eIebeS Bet tbm mar, ber3It3
empfan9en unp berielbm erSfnei, paB er BITE
Sntsrelen Der GpOpti0bir9er tn alien Grnlte
wabren unb Surge tragen weroe, 1pptel ia let.
mem &raften itett, bic llrla&en tbrer Bel9pers
BEN an be1ettioeu.
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9as GtaatSsG rntral>GnMite ii6er bic
YrtGt Der lugalcu 8iirgcr gcgems
ilber Der Stuanu'I1eu Ncrlebuna
Deg 8egiitrirgeIebes.

Oas cbengenannte Central. Gpmite Ter ros
citalsn portei Marplanns riGtet ourb SIR.
yicbert N. 0roup, YuriBer bes Stats. Gre
ruttoe'G omite's foIsenpe asit9em16e uno BE,
fer5i9enSfpertbe Aufcreeruug an Die luasleu
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bag bei Cen Watlen In pie1em Stonte SITE
mono Itimnen burf .ber iid at irseno elmer
3eit in tsvuofneter UeinDIhaft eesem bic Ser.
Staatsa oesr 9sgel1 i0re seiebli6sn 8eb5roen
6efutoen Gnt;" ober Der TN ir9enb elmer
SSeiIe i'm Otente Der /. q. confGoerirten
Staaten pon Nmerifu ltanb;" poer Der Die
len St0at lreitpiutg perlieb unD in Die @litts
tarlinien eer |. 8. confSoerirten Gtaoten ron
Amerifo Siua, nm b~elaeten Gtoeteu uper
Armeen ansubGn0en ;" p0er Der ,,ben bepof.
netsn Tetnben Der Der. Ct. 6alTe, 8eiGlano,
Grmnntetnns oOer unterItatuna eeleiftet bat"
roer Der vin ir9enb ether @stje Den S5eirpen
Der Scr. ct. anbina, inbem er entmsosr ben
Ssinnen Der Ser. st. 8eitrG9e ~l!efsrte ODER
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Oosr traeno elmer NerlOn beim Gintritte in
btelen Dtenlt hali;" ODER Der ,rurA ireenb
cine ufsne Gbat crer MeuBerung ieine On.
bou9liGteit al Gle Ga6e Der 6einbe Der Ser.
ct. Ooer lein 9erlaugsn mad, Dem triumph
Der. bela9ten Ssinee ibsr Die 9Safem Der
8sr. ct. ouslpra6."
3Dsd nno Nbft6t bic 9 eIhrGnfuneen ffno
tlar uno nnsweifslbaft. Die Contribution be-
ebllGtt9t, eaB bic N%e9iernng pcs &taats aus
lGlteBltb in Den 0anoen ceS lpnolen Bottles
oeS StaateS bleibt - oesjeniaen 8oifee, nas
loyal 9e9en tie Northumberland mar !, uup
fe beabidttgt BON jeper Gbetlnabme an Der
Staatsreeierung ale Oteieniaea aus,ulblie.
zen, bic an Der lebten Nebeaion tbeilnabmen.
Oper lie unterltaBten uber aud uur einen
Dunl9 fur tbr 0elinsen duberten.
9teie au9eniGeinlite Mtiidt Der @cnittu=
ton 1T nun Der @efabr auseelest, BET Seite
seiebt gu werben, unter benz @orpanpe, t9rer
SpraGe ,etne liberale Nuslesun9" 3n geben.
JDie &laufeln, Die mir c~ittrten, 9eltatten
.ur eine &uslesuns. SIR Stnn lit flar.
Rein ebrlider 8ertanO fam i'm s,ibpertes
ben. unb bod baben Diejenisen Deren eiDIts
DE pfi6t es 1T, pieie 9elttmmunsen gu DOls
ltreden unb ibre Nbli6t in &raft at isBen,
ben gerlu9 gema6t, unter ben 6crmen bes
Wetbes bas @eIeb prafti16 gu annuliren.
unD na bic Contribution Bel bieler Be1hr6rt>
lung beg Stimmre6tes un,petfelbaft bic OBJ
F@t bate, GGe, bic pur@ 0ort ODER 96at
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Gen. Sigel urn Die gittsbargrr Gnnben.
ton,

ltUNs
Gen. Steel eriu9t uns, CUR 8ertdttouna
heS ihUn pOraelteru scn uns erp1bnten ae-
msinen Ansrifs bes ,@incinnati 8olfeIreunD"
6Ul9enoCa mitsutbeilea
Mla Der @sneral in Der GpnpentiDn eerufsn
purbe, motnte er elmer Gisure pea Ylatts
fcrmsG rmit,'S BET, psm er befanntli6 anoe,
GGrte. Dies Der 0runo, aus welGem er iea
mem gtufe ni6t Cntipreden fonute. llebrtgenS
natm er az alien Sibungsu per Gunpentipn
She'll unb NOR nur pabreuD Der 8erattunocn
bes VlattfcrIu > GonIite's pou berlelben ob~
welenb. Auh betbeiigte er li4 all atlen De-
mrnitroticnen, bic auberbalb Der GonYention
genodt pureen. Gr btslt au erFen Nbenp
cine Neoe pom 8aIfrn nes WpnOneobelas
6Ouie. Gr befebIiete in Der srcben WrOseis
ltOn cine 9ipiipu. unD in Der grpBen Bolts.
periammluns in aGestaap GttY fprad) er auf
eaen pret NeonerbGbnen.
8rsiii6 lw@te er lI9 nirsentS an bic Gpibe
gu n~rdnsen, lonbern er nUilte etnfah nas
tbun, WaS ct I'm Snterefe Der suten Sahe fir
n6tbtg belt.
Die scmeine 0erpdAttgung leirer miittart=
fhen 2aufbabn pm Seiten eines gppperbeae=
Blattes wie Der Cincinnati gplt5freunp lit
ibm gletngiltia.
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Der Gr3bif@Of eru 8aftimcre upS
Die N~e9crfraee.

Gr5btidcf Spolcing rabier, Der ,ucleiH
Yrlrta5 Der a%e1ammten r0mtItb 9 fotboliIde,
&trHe tn ben Der. Staaten lit, BAT I'M Sin.
bItde AMI bas srURe 9lenur- @Cncilium Der
tatbOltlAen Stride Der Ser. Staaten, bos oe,
ltsrn bier in Ger RatbeSrale begann, cine l1ns
9ere unO bereSte Nnipra6e s~rlnIen, In Wsl6er
er namentlia aud auf Die DFidten Der fatbOs
ttlGen N'rhs ~9essnuber ben lreisemorceneu
SaF0tgsn ces SaoenS Sn ipreGcn tommt. Gr
iGst uber ntsies 1bena folgeune eOlbsrt
Worte /:
0Nie Die STRIDE feline N~attouoIitGt rnt
tstnen SeFticnaliamus feMnt, 70 tennt lie aud
feline 5arte unO feline &aie. Sire BON 0,uti
tbr ibsrtrn9ene Nftiiun beltett oarin, bos
GSnn9elium Naen 81 prebiesn, namentliG
aber BEN Wrmen unO, 70 Uttt an ibr lieet, aul
Die Grrettnng @lsr bin3upirfsn. Gbrilus
lterb f1r ale Ment6en. Obue treeno elmer
llnterImttb."
2Sel9 eoIen GCntrat biIben bie1e Wprte bee
SrjctidrfS ee9entter ben aemeinen 6oran.
9nen 1sner Oena9pgen, bic nomentlid, un1ere
tatbCltthe VspSlterung INNER pnD im,ae >,
ptfoer gs9sn bic farbise STAGE uub aeeen bic
noble partet, pelGe bic GeTeln eeS ldbmor.
5en Wfannes iprengte uno ibm eth menl6en.
ptrbtseS Daietn perI6afen nil, uuter Der
f%Oll6eiten Nppe1ationen an ben eemeinen bru.
falen &acenbu6 oaf3ubsben flGen
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pes Baplte5 @reeOrXVI., pel6e bic @flaoere
Inp Jeoe FneGtune Der WlitmenIhen fir fluid
tDnrDtee Slnrc etflGrt. Gr banOelt mad be,
9rbren BON Daniel O'GOnneu. bem grocer
WOrtdmpfsr Der iriiGen &atbUltfen. Der siul
tn elmer 3uf&rift poll feurieer 8erertlamfet
bte &atbOlifen tn Nmerifa sur 8efGmpfl,ut
DEG SYltems menfbltGsr &ne6tI6oft ouffor
bsrte.
Gr3bil&Of SpnIbtne 1T ber1elte aufaetlSrt
prolat, Der In etnem be(onberen 6irtenbrtef
nn@ptes, ba6i bas in Der Iesten @nestlies
reS yapltes 9esen beuUFratilde SnlitutiOner
ger'ftete GercammungsMrtbeil ni0t ouf unIe,
fretes Arnerifa ~onsew0net perpen barf.
Wcn stueui iClnen Mlanne lief es (lm Dor.
GnSiebsn, bab er letne eeipi6tise etimme /,
Snnlten Der 6umanil6t uno ,u @unCen be,
g~teni@eHrsfte Der %uneladli6en 8arbiaen be-
Suosna erbeten perbe.
Dieter fem .@tanbpunft tptrbs nomeutfif
aup pom benz tsst bier i'm Wlenar : @Onctl an
mslenoen Gr3btI&Cf VurceII pom Cincinnati
stspetlt, Der wGbreAb bes Rrteses nit 0crt
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Sic ,,9imburger 8rieane" NIB Der
.,Wad.trab''.

Oas abenoliGe HetfQenbla!t Transcript"
nennt bic beutlhe Oieiicu Der 9rcben rabita,
len NrDwIlon bic Qtmbureer Brigade. Sc
tanntlth beitsbt In ben Wugsn Der &ebeOen.
&nOrs 9lctbtnes elm 5auptuetbrehen Ger Oeut.
faen oariu, Oab ie 5%utpeilen Souertramt uni
1tmburoer Safe eien. Wir eJnnen ia ben
SObniontten bic Butter, Die ttnen Scbnior
auf's 8rOD fretGt, BON 9er3en, obglsth mtr
oieIelbe mttbeSublen miiIen. aliD eGunt unS
wenie(fenS unieren Qimbureer, Der Gu6 nihts
tOlet, ba tUtr i'm lelbt be3oGlen!
Gtn;elne beutlme Gcpperbeaps talten lId,
trie II terihtet wirp. nod INNER rariiber
auf, boB bic reutlhe DibiTon BEN vgaftrob"
Der srCBen @rOseilIcn gsbitost tabe. ;3ur
Serutiauns rer suteu 2eute tGeiten mir Sol.
aenoe2 nit Oas grscutise@ punite unb 0en.
Oenntlcn molten Der beut1den 0tpilipn ibreu
Ylas in Der Wlitte Der @rO3eiiiun onpeiIen
fe Waren ba9esen, oaB bic Deuti6en bic 9laG,
but 6iloeten, neil lie ben 6ab Der Nebelen II,
Gnpiu giptbineS 9e9sn bic OeutIheu Gar pptl
fennen nj pett lie oabsr befir6tsten, baB Ole
Selnsn bon Der 2lble Hnp bonn SlmalGct auj
bic am @nne Der 9roSeiltOn mar,direaeer
Gsutldsn tinsa Nnsriif mads:n ,parpeu.
Oberit Saets uno bic anoeren Soloaten els
wtberten ater, caB Die OeutlAen lih Dor ben
Woppies burdhauS niGt fiirften uno paB ls
Die Na6but ebem tps9eu Der nit tbr Uertnipfs
ten Osfabr fir eiuen Gbrenpoitsn bteiten, Den
le ltb niGt neblaen lalen MOLTEN. So fam
e8, paB bte Oeutlhen ben .yiadtrab" bilpeteu.
uebrisens bate Wa9or Chapman, eben neil
man einen angriff per Sfebellen. uno &npps
gOttines Ropptes auf bic teutide Otpiton be-
flrdtete, eiu fairies WcItsst'9 etadement an
hnS Gnre Ger WrU,elfiun beprrert.
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