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The Cholera Our Quarantine Omcer
PreparedF

The Cholera Are Our Quarantine Omcers
Preparede
BY an official letter in another column, to
which we call the attention Of the Board of
Health, the quarantine officers and the street
cleaning contractors, ii appears hat the
cholera has broken out in village called
Whitegatc, in the harbor Of Queenstown, Ire
land. As large number Of emigrants leave
that port every week for this country it is very
necessary that our quarantine authorities
should keep a sharp lookout for vessels ar
irving from England, and not allow them to
approach the city without being fully satisfied
that their passengers are in healthy condi-
ton.
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this refusal The insurrection viii rage more
6ercely than ever; the government of the
Sultan, having disrsgarded the advice, will be
left without the sympathy, Of the European
Powers; and it is not improbable that by this
very means the solution Of the Eastern ques-
ton will be hastened.
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G N aLA n o..

The miranda Extradities Case.
LONDON, March "a 1867.
The government has published the correspondence b.
tween the English aud French Cabinets in regard to the
illegal extradition from Canada OF the French forger
Lamirande and the subsequent demand made by Eng
land for his surrender
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II appears from our cable announcements of
yesterday that the Ottoman Porte has turned
deaf ear to the advice Of his friends and
emphatically refused to cede the Island Of
Gambia 10 Greece. But one result can follow
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The Irish Feniaas Jader Charge
Of High Treason.
The Lamirande ExtraditloD
from Canada.
->-~~--~-->--~>>---~>---~---A
\. dc Cisariip's Indictment Of NapoIeon--.
The Trial and Sentence.
&e. Go. 40.
By THE CABLE TO MARCH "a.
o.

Tho Feaiaa Prisoners be Tried for Htss
Treason.
Dgsly. March "a, 1851.
The trial Of the Fcnisn prisoners for high treason wiv
commence en- che eth Of April nsxt IN sAs city
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New York, Monday. March 2J. 1867.
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TWB BuNYAN TABLEAUX. Union Hall corner oi
Twenty third street and Broadway, at 7L-MoriNG MIA
Roa PILGRIMS PRoGIKss-SrxrY MAGsH1cES-
SossEs Matinee Wednesday and Saturday at O'Clock
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UOOLEY' OPERA HOUSE. Brookyn-ETnroprAS MtS-
srpStsY BALLADS BURLEsoUEs.-rHE BLACK MAN
or AGAR
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SAN FRANCISCO MlNSTRELS, 5s5 Bro ldway. opposite
The Metropolitan Hoel-Is ETHIOPIAN ENrERrtIs-
nrTrs. siscrsG DAyorss BuRLesaUss = BLACK
g Cuox-SPfRfr HASH EATERS THE AMAZON
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KELLY LIONS MINsrRE.s. I'D Broadway oppo.
are the New York iots-IN Sos;s DANCES EcSSS
rncIriEs BusLnsoUEs &c.-CNDER- -LEoN-MADAsAscAR
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadway.-Rosr or CAsrur.

WOODS THEATRE. broadway, opposite St. Nicholas
uotei-Os0AR THE HALF BLOOD.
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CHARLEY WHITES COMBINATION TROUPE. al
Mechanics Hall, 473 Broadwav-IN A VARIETY idGar
AND LAUGHABLx ENTKRrAINMxSrs.-THE FEMALE CLxR Al
prW
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 6ls broadway
NEAD RIGHT Arm PRoBsr-rHE wAsnISGroy
Tv v'rs-woNDRRs IN NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENCE AIR.
LisruRls DAILY Open from A. NJ. till IUP N.
NATIONAL HALL, Harsm.-CoKs PuRDY AND Coz.
vxnsEs MNsrRKIs.
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

DODWORTH HALL. S6 Observation-Disclosures HART
WI PFRroRM HIS MiRAcLEs-L' EscAMArEUR Hx
FAIaY SINGING BIRD
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2ol Bowery--Comc
vocALiss. NsaRo MSsrRELsr. BALLET DvzRris sEAEsr.
AO-Tns SCOTTISH HERO.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE Broadway. near Broom e
street -RoRr O'hoRx-yAsKKx CoURIsHIP
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Burgess the truck driver who was ths unfortunate cause
OF the arav The surgeons report states that thirty
three policemen injured nine Of them being cased
seriously and the number as severely. ALI OF
them are reported 10 be improving. .~
Three aud woman we're arrested yesterday for
disturbing the deyotons Of colored congregation in
BROOKLYN BY occasional ca-cas. groans and showerng
split peas spit balls and other missiles upon them from
concealed perch in the gallery. Justice Cornwe gave
them some good advice and let them 20.
Another riot occurred In Fishkiu ON Saturday night
caused BY tho enemies Of Joseph Bull who mobbsd
some time ago for alleged improper intimacy with his
employers wife, Mrs Davis. On this occasion al the
property Of hrs Davis seized BY the rioters Sew
eral persons who indicted for participation In the
former rot we're engaged in the on Saturday night
Sergeant Bergmann, Of the soldiers injured in the
recent ARRAY at Carlisle Pa, died Saturday. In
vsstgaons are being made into the origin Of the riot BY
the civil authorities, but no Information Of importance
has bcen ecited- General Grier has furnished volu.
ninous report 70 the authorities ct Warrington.
The body Of missing girl was found in her fsthers
cellar In Brandon, W., recently and her father as
been arrested suspicion Of having caused her DEATH
The New York herald., 1867-03-25

GERMAN sTADT THEATRE. As and AZ Bowery-
DER LUnrRNsAANLKR PARIS.
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FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE Nos. aud West
Twenty fourth strcet-GRirFN < CHRtsry's MssrRFLs.
EruiortAN MISsrnELsY BALLADS, BURLEsarEs, 6c.-ras
BoSD BuB3KRY-BLACg CROOK.
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kRW YORK THEATRE. Broadway, opposite New York
Hotei-Tns LITTLE TRxAsURR-PocAHoNIAs-
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impeachment still hanging over his head, is
now left TO the test of the execution of these
laws. What, then, are his opportunities for
the redemption Of his administration
His first opportunity is that which is offered
him to save himself in seeing these reconsruc-
ton laws Of Congress faithfully executed"
We are gratifed with the evidences before us
OF bis good intentions in that direction. But,
bound last by the new tenure of Office in the
matter of his patronage, and placed in the grip
Of the Secretary Of War, il not the Executive
reduced to a mere automaton! In this busi-
ness Of Southern reconstruction he may be, but
there are other questions open to Mr.. johnson,
such as our future financial policy, including
taxes, tariffs. bonds, banks, currency, rctrench-
ment and reform ; and our foreign policy en-
bracing settlement with England and
a new and definite understanding with
all foreign Powers upon commercial
rights. bellgerent rights and neutral rights.
On these great questions Mr.. Johnson,
IL he will. may take the lead in shaping
the programme Of the future dominant party
OF the nation. and in this way he may still
leave for his administration good report in
history. The ground which he has lost, IL we
consider him as playing the Presidential game
Of an aspirant for another term, may not, per-
haps, be recovered; but he has still splendid
margin not only for totally eclipsing the ad-
ministrations Of Tyler and Fillmore, but for
reviving on grander scale the old financial
J ant-monopoly party Of General jackson.
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sTEINwAY HALL Fourteenth street and Fourth ave.
Due.-aRASD CONCERT
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Necprpers.&pmrt.

3nei 8riioer, ipeld)e Iebr oft berauidt
iino Mno INNER in Gtreit leben, irurben
le6er gu $50 Gtrafe berur beilt, uno,
UNI fur Die 8ufunft 6en 6rieben al bal t,
ten, lnter $1,000 BIrsfbaft geiteHt.
3lpei SSarbige tpurben auf einem Bale
ipegen zines Streites arretirt, uno elmer
uuroe 81 $50 uno Der anoere 81 $25
Citrate neroonnert.
Sine unberbelIerIide 6arbise ipurOe
ms 9lrbeitsbaus gelanbt, uni $50 fir
Die 9tabtfafle gu ber6ienen.
3lpei farti9e 8uben bon II bis 13
Sabren battsn einen geip0bnIihen Streit.
ba 6ielelben feline Nnnaebmcr babest unb
ba Die fromme Staot Naibbille nit fol-
den armen @efd0pfen f9 nidt belaiti.
gen. fann. 10 iaabte Der 8idter Die
Sinoer -Sinebr Sur Mufbeiuabrung als
sur .Strafe = 10 large ms Nrbeits :
baas, bis ii9 Scenario ibrer atnintmt.
Sin &aufthann, Der es berianute feline
2ieenie gu ernenern, nubte einen Sol>
lar Strafe ;ablen.
s Sur einen fleinen Hauid nubte elmer
S5 binterle9en.
!, Sin daracterloier Nsnfd iniuItirte
auf oifener StraBe cine iunge Dame.
Der Gidter bele9te ibn nit $50 Citrate
uno fteIlte i'm nnter $1,000 8irgfhatt,
UNI fib iuegen oieies ibanolihen gers
bredens Dor Der Criminal Court gu
beranttporten.
8luei onnor6entlisbe" iuurben gu SO
Strafe per Verion bernrtbeiIt.
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StdOt unO 5taat.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Hon JOHN LAWRENCE is am
nounced as the candidate of the Re-
publican party for Congress in this
District subject to the decision of
the convention.
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MANY FRIENDS.

I announce myself as a candidate
for the Congress of the United
States from the Nashville District
upon the basis of freedom and ma
tionality. Should the National Re
publican Party prefer" another !
shall not be in the way, as I will
support its candidate.
JOHN TRIMBLE.
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tStraBell Mnfeud)tang.

Die lajbpine SsrabenssfnfelAtunas geieuftdt
ltmust fid bas yeraniaeu, hsHl 9ublifim I'M etuges
neken ansfinbigeu, bdb lie 6as aDerf ber Gtra6eii,
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S6re Ginri@tlnaen far lsriiiaang ibrer Muigabs
b febr polftdnbi6 unb 8otfebruiieeu jnb eetrpfjen
pofoen, ale 8luptiiraftus Der GfGot ansufeidtcu.
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poIens lpethen ytpnipte Gbbrn8 iinbtn, fpeilh ne
F@ auf hex Office ger Naibpine StrabensMmieu9s
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1biite iirli 10 non Der 4of iofiIss, melben.
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0er.Gtaaten @ircait. @purt

@eF $. SumpbreDs, bes Sodber.
ratbs anseflagt, iuuroe auf Befeb1 bes
Ser. Staatrn @tneral. slnmalt freise<
iproden.
Sn Dem Sale Oe Grobt b8. 81. 6,
Softer uno Nnhere ipurbe geseH 8brh,
Douglas unb Sobn Sbompion Elm
Nolle prosequi einseretdt, unb BET
SAL auf NBeiteres beridoben.
Sie 8rant Surb bradte seaen Sobn
9. Somarb, ansetla9t, Wbistep meg
setban obne Steuer bafur be5ablt gu
baben, elm Snoictinent, aber feline
true bill Elm. 80
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-03
0er,eicDniis ne,aer Ssnseiseu

IT = n . = 3 = NJ 2 : V : y q
j. MeiBmalden uno SiSinfectiren
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IS Broabtpa1.
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Or. IS. SO, 8urOett, Office Ode
Sigh unS Glib Union GtraBe,
81 5teaiitration Der Gtitnmbered>
essa.s tisteu, fur 0apiDlon @olntD,
= ssss561 @rabel NooTrQ.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-03

H SEER Nfprit NGber
lit qofal@ Mgent Der nSenneffee Staatss
3eitune".
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-03

Ter @oI6 offnete eeitern in Stem
gorf nit 1855 unb i6Iob aIbenbs nit
1859. SterIine Ggdange lit seltiesen;
1091-11Oa.
s. ninip ollie. Ser Marft mar
rubig abtr felt tn0 idloB @berbs nit
% &tss fur Hplanos.
] 5ier ipar Der Marft febr fau; nur
IL Bauen iuarben bertnuft, unb fol-
-genbermaBen 1 Bale 81 Is @ts. per
8funb, 3 gu 90, 10 gu 81 @ts. unS 3
su % Cts. Gnlhfangen tuurben 2 une
beridift 800 8aleu.
E 8or Ser Criminal. s ourt muir.
Den geifern cine Wahe Nis6emeanor<
Sale erleoigf. zesz
4 s. U. @leglure, SO. SO Union Gtrase,
iif 9leent Der trelt6etiibniten pianps aus ber
5abrif Fer eerren Steintpas u. 9ens (9ln-
,eige an anperer 9tele in birlem Blatte) fir
5enneNee unp gfcrb alabama. Or Serfauf
pielelbea in feineni Wfuiiftaben gu Gatrit-
preilen. q nti24 3M
R s. Dortd murbe geFern auI
Die &lage aeuis S8bite's bin, Der ibn
oe8 AngriffS uno Der @1lagerei be-
l1uIbigte, arretirt unb boz Gquirt
Matbeps sebradt. Sie glnaeIeaeu.
beit iuirb Beute 8orinittag I'm 10 llbl
Dor geaaantem 6rie6ensridter az
8erbanblung tOmineft.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE UNION
: REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
OF SUMNER COUNTY,.

=
According to previous appoint-
ment large number of the white
and the back Republicans Of Sumner
county assembled at Gallatin ON
Wednesday, the LIST of May, to select
delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention to meet in Nashville on the
10Th of May.
After singing and prayer, Capt. j.
M. Hopkins was chosen President,
Rev. III. Key, Vice-President, and G.
M. johnson, Secretary.
In q few pertinent remarks the
President stated the object of the
Convention. The following list of
delegates was then nominated in
open meeting, and the hist was up-
animoHsly adopted
T. M. Hopkins, J.. N. Phillips,lJ.
Mckinley, VIM. Horn, H. Key, H.
Bowers, G. n JOHNSON. j. Rogan,
Chs. Tyre, A. Lillard, E. Wal
lace, w. Cage, w. Terry, Jerry
Morgan, N. turner and ]. White,
Considerably Overcome hundred mem
bers of the county. convention. were
then chosen as an escort to go with
the delegates to Nashville on the
10th Of May, and a resolution adopt
ed to extend the invitation to go to
all loyal men in Sumner county.
Mr.. i N. Phillips then offered the
following resolutions which was
adopted with only one dissenting
vote: 81
ssREsoLvED, THAT each and every
delegate from Sumner county to the
c congressional Convention to as
semble at Nashville on the 10th oil
May, be and is hereby instructed to
vote for JOHN LAWRENCE as
our Candidate for Congress.
| The meeting, was then addressed
by Messrs. D. II. Mason, of Nashville,
4. mckinley, 6. M. Johnson, III. Key
and Fox.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed,
the various speeches being frequently
and loudly applauded as telling points
were made. During the progress OF
the proceedings a round of three
cheers each was clamorously given
for w. G. BRowNLow, JOHN Law
RENEE and THAD.. STEVENS.
A large number of ladies were
present who just before adjourn
ment sang with great effect the song
commencing with dhe words: eyes,
thank God, we are free to-day"
which was followed by all present
joining in the grand old campaign
song Orally round the flag" -
1t was
REsoLvED, that the proceedings
of this convention be published in
the Nashville "Pfess and Times" and
'.Tennessee Staatszeitung."
THe convention on motion then
adjourned sine die.
/. M. HIPKINS, President.
HIRLEY KEY, Vice President
&c. N JOHNSON, Seety.
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Gw Serr s. SO. Sdleier 1T autos
riirter Igent Der y9taats s8eituns" fur
3noTniile uno hinge: ,eno.
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lit 2otal @Mgent Der vSennehee Staats>
3eitune".
L. We are indebted to Senator
j. S. Fowler for valuable public
documents.
E At a large and enthusiastic
meeting of white and colored Rad
icals, held in Edgefeld, May l.
Alexander Mcclure in the Chair, and
D. j. Robinson, Secretary, speeches
were made in favor of the ad-
vanced radical platform by Messrs.
WinstonS Joseph Smith, John Carp
er, and others The meeting ex-
pressed its decided preference for
the nomination of Judge John Law
renee as Congressman. A vote was
taken and all present rose to their
feet when called upon to decide for
John Lawrence, the man who has
done so much for the cause of the
freedmen.
The following resolution was iln-
animously adopted: 4s
RESOLVED. That those colored men in Nashville
who rebels daring tine war, aided the rebe-4
lion are unworthy of confidence support, just
white rebels thus unworthy, for the same rea
son. and they ought not to assume to lead and govern
the colored people of this county, and warn all
friends against this clique of eolored aristoeracy-
H geitern tDarbe Der 8roseB se<
gen bas i'm Sabre 1861 bier gum
S9redeu aaer Hnionsleute baufen6e
8iailans <Gemite in Der Ser, Staaten
6arcuit<Gourt aafgerufen. Ser &la<
ger lit SER g.. g.. Se@rone, mel9er
6amals gountD iln6 Staats EaTeins
nehmer mar, aber ipeger ieiner 4iebe
CUR Ser, Gtaaten 3egierung Lnb Der
Union bon genanntem Gomite ge<
snumaen lpur0e, ben gtaat an berlai,
len. Betnl 2efen Der Qlntlageatte err
ianerttn mir nns aIler Der Grduel,
bic unionsleute erbulbeten. Der Rld<
ger ipnroe ge3pun9en, 0blhon er
franfIi@ mar, nit ieiner Sanilie feline
Geimatb uno fem Gigentbnnl, ipeldes
cOnfiscirt iuur6e, 80 berlalien.
Sie Mnflage 1T gegeH folgenoe 9er<
rem geridtet, Die lHeilten oab0n baben
bic Me9ierlng Der Gtabt lest unter
ihrer gontroae uno aeb0rert sur con-
ferDatipen 9nrtei: 81. g. Softer, fen.
felir s ombtou, 81. So. Sobnipn, s..
6orter. Sas. Somilton. 81. g.
4beathon, Sobn gbertou, q, s.
Duacan, Sngb Wcerea uno Srbp
Morgan. s y.
ssiir ben 8ldger erl4ienen .0ii1ter
0anlt nno u. y SniifD. aae 9erren
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Smlle9 ~. Dauggn ano GOV. Nelt
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benz Stano, Nilo nit Sp1nftnn9 mol'
ten mir bic Gin3eIbeiten Der banlaIi.
nsn eeoeheuheifen Dor @erid,t h0.er.
Dln -. sN,s,,aff Asa Gf6nerA 6os
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FIR 3eitnnasb eraasa eber.

SD babe cine siemliG sro6e GnantitGt
bfuti6er 0onpareiL in lebr gutfm !3uftanb BE-
fntlisb5 fsrner etpa Elm Duyenb Stanbe unb
3tpei Dubenb GdFiftfaiien, aud ansere Dr..
titrl, 30 elmer beutlGfn Drndrrfi sebSris, ,n
serfanfsn. Gsnannte Ga6tn fSnnen ~ biz.
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neun uno 5ebn nbr rift Elm iunger
Menf9 6ur1 Union iGtraBt, unb als
CT in Der sfdbe bon Garter's GaIocn
fam, ipuroe oas 8ferb fdeu, mari feis
men Nenter III BpDen unb rannte in
einen bort ftebenben Baeen uno bers
braG Gin Slab beflelben. Sabnr6 nod
piloer gema6t fprang oae Yfero auf
Elm .auoeres 6ubriuert itn6 3ertriiris
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elei9 autgefan9en anb iontit ipeiteree
lIngllf per9iitet. Der Better fam
nit Dem gdreden oabon.
EE- gSir berpeiien unlere 4eler anf
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@. q. Nllbel, WegiifrirnHge Commit
Iionsr fur DaDiOlon GoupiD,
As&ses4 t3ES - 80 - "a @NN
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mir mlni9en ben 2onFsisten nm, Der Ginwobnerr
ihaft TN Auotmetnen fattutbeilen, baS Spir etuen
China. 0tas Sibtf plattirte Rbiiel mb 0abetn Ehes
Seruiee, qrdientirteler. feline Observation-Disclosures
Britannia Gbee nnh aefiee 2auuen, u<nen, aihern
SobIsn&I saanpsn lins cine srose Masipa6I peg
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n -, L.
r;iirter SI9ent Der Gtoats saeitunan fir
anoruiiIe uno hinge .eno.
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mus oailelbe gu benanntem 3pede bis.
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bile mo Studies, ipeld)s Iber 80 Mrss
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8ran6Ieb Ifitet bic Ghreinerarbeit.
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GinrihtHnaen iueroen bon ben Serren
Gilbert un6 greipar beIorgt. Senberlon.
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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1867-10-30

Some time afterward at Sneak-Creek
Gap, near Resaea, Ca, the regiment We
commanded led the brigade (Grigsby s
brigade), when a sudden and severe fire
caused confusion. Against terrible odds
that regiment was holding its line, but
pressed TO the utmost. Just then thirty
i've men Of the First Kentucky cavalry,
under its Major, charged upon the left
flank Of the advancing enemy, and
through their line. The charge was as
handsome as any We ever saw during our
years Of service.
The Major afterwards became Colonel.
On yesterday we stood by and saw these
two become man and wife. God give
them lifelong happiness.
Married at the house of DR.. A. s. Al
Ian, of Lexington. at II NJ Sept. Sd, by
Rev. Robert G. Branks. Colonel James
Chenowith, of Harrodsburg, Kentucky,
and Miss Scotia NJ. TDskeep, of Xenia,
Ohio. ."-Henia T0rchligH.