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Atcouatlc Qualities OF Irving Hail.
10 THE Ell TOR or TIKI HERALD.
IRVING BuL, IRVING PIAcT AID FUrgEnrH srRHKr,

June IL, 1861
ocuted, do Injustice in attributva tie supposed
unsuccessful Tread ng OF Mrs Page, on thursday
rg last 70 the "a1co1stcs OF this hall The crtictsm
On her which Hrs appeared cast reflections
upon the method I'D manner OF The lady Subsequent
enlightenment Oh toe subject have produced series
her vndicstSp We only cay that the hall has been
asain eId again occupied by such distinguished lecturers
as Right Rev BIZ hop rirnon, Rev Dr. Cahl ana Thomas
Francis haRher and by many OF city clergy during
the late Nniytl saries, from whom received daerng
assurances Of the case ana comfort with which they al
dressed and were heard By large audiences We
protest that hrs Pages reading does not establish
the fact that hall Is failure In respect TO it's acoustic
Qualities, and that the well known gaaniry Of the
porior!A corps is not good Why our interests
should be mad u suffer with tho public In
able them 70 exhibit their asbe feelings towards this
lacy, Tor whom IN common with them we have the
highest esteem. Your nost obedent servants,
L. + HARRISON b. co.
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The Shaver nightingale.

Before nitei States Commissioner J. Buchanan Henry
June 1S-Unitcd States rs. s. 3. Haynes, Bradley W.ns
lstc and Mnorn Reslyrdt The defendants arc charg
cd with piracy on board the ship Nightingale captured
with eight hundred negroes board Lieutenant julius
Gutherie Gent home in charge of the vessel exar-
cd On the part of the government and testified to the
capturing OF the Nightingale with The negroes board
and that the defendants were acting rst second and
bird mates. Mr.. G. J. Andrews for government.
Aesss John McKeon and f. Smyth, for defendants Ad-
louIne to Wedr esday (this) morning.
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United state. Giro nit Court.
CHARGE OF MURDER OK THE nroH

CHNKGk OF MURDER On THE RICH 6hAS.
fhe United Noses % George ohas &eymc.r.-The pr-
scner arragned for the murder OF Edward Johnson
board the ttesmship North Star, the 18th Of April
iset The prisoner. under the Instructors of Mr. Bus
feed, his counsel, Placed not guilty Hs trial was set
down for thursday Of this week.
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY JUNE 10, 1861

r them altogether shs tans ere wound cp. - ties
woud 70 II ribbed Of their SaeAna We greatly fear neg
,os, the July intesest viii not be met uAes $40 Gov
eIor ard al the state officers wAe ksvo been daon og
IN rebellion and promptly cepcsed and stass CIV.
esppent PIT In operation In hsrnoay with Q are
maj riiy Of The people. This done and dssour would
rice ON her present prostrAte condition. and no toe
proud place nature has designed her 70 all amosg toe
area, States Of the Unon-rett untsrnished homer IN
stained
The following is general stateme mt of the con-
dition of the banks Of the whole country with
the exception of Lousiana) according to returns,
dated nearest 70 january !, 1861 =
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Arrivals and DEPARTURES.

AkKINAIS,
MISUNDERSTANDING Bsvaris-S Schraderbeck G Kroger
Alexander Marie AexBrder, Marie iIldebrn Georg,ns
Hiloebrsnd' A Dunn and lady, n Booker and lady n
Boks. brooks BroOs hcllecker family, Ncst
q Horch, Prtnge Pm "a Mr. Fnss.r schmidt Z
sajas.A s.,a 49, ! S.t,;vk
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The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks,
made UP yesterday afternoon, presents the follow
ing aggregates, a. compared with those of the pre-.
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CITY COMMERCIAL BEPoRT.

T,
LsHEs.The sales were linaeo 10 some 20 ar 20 bbls
including pots at IS so and pearls ~ IS 62h
Hz,kSLMpFrs -E1our-rhe market exhibited more
tviiy and rmness for mos. ades, With good demand
in part for export Tne sales footed up about Is 900
bbs, ccsiBg within TIE rHnge Of the following quota
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II the Louisiana banks had been included, the
aggregate specie would have amounted to about
500, 100000.
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SHIPPIN NEW S.
ALsANlo Nxw ycRK-1Hrs Day
sSx .........4 2S NOON SETS. 80
sen exra.....t.......9 HI0A WAFER. morn OF


CLEARED.
Steamship Australasan (Br, Cooke, Queenstown and
IivcrIno-E Cunard.
sbIp Indiana, Robson, Bordeaux--W Frost.
Park h sscor, Thomson Cette-IAwrence, Giles * Co.
Bark Hy peIioG, gibson, Barbados-T Dwight
Brig Orkney (br, Murphcy, kot,erdsn-W Salem.
Brig Anita owen Ray Neuvitss- IT owen Sons.
BriR Epza OBJ, Graham, ct Johns, MI Dssey.
Brig W Holt, Dodge Elizatethport- &C K Perters.
StLr ally Cay, Crosse, Grenada eager
Schr nir,go, Cook, Hhyana-Trljilo Il Russell
schr village Belle tor, Harvey ct John Md De wolf.
scbr Ida Ponder, " ison Milton, Del Master
Schr Fleetwood, Cathcar Perth boy Bishop Co.
schr Emma Fairbush, Rends Ne Spuryport--Ws Brown
scbr Era, Sidrick, Boson--,J N McKee,
Schr Forest City, Lowell Boston--Bnker Dayton.
eioop Comet -, h.smford-Mas,er.
steamer Aids Robinson Philadelphia,
Steamer Sarah, Jones' Phladsrpms.
.ss, ARRIVED
. HIM steamer Gladiator. Hickey, commander, Halifax.
May 81 VIA Cape Henry "a hours Game 10 this port 70 coal;
mounia guns, and has n crew of 192 men.
steamship beyaria tfia) Meier, Hamburg, June and
Southampton 9th with mdse ITS to kunhardt
arrived of the Battery az a. AN Lat 46, Ion So
large number of icebergs
snip Bremen t6rsm, Yeyer Bremen, April s via New Or
lear bar % Gays with mdse and 2 passengers 70 Muller
Kruger Was pound to New Orleans and ordered OF by
he US steam friGs.e Brooklyn.
Snip CbArles Phelps Saunders. New London II hours, In
ba st. VIII lead coal for the government owed 70 this
port BY the steamer New London.
order
Rs Hrda Sswe Beslund. Newcastle, q days. with coal.
Prr Isabella Bay Br OF North sh,elds HudspeA Lime.
Jlck. AZ days. Ia ballast 70 Dustan.
Egg Lii9a,s, g;sslc', ElzAee!hp9rt sGr Rasteu.
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The exchanges 1T tIIt Bahk Occurring HOUSE THIS
morning were $l3 2S8, $40 GO, and the balances
1896, IT'S 80.
The Minnesota Mining Company has declared
sem. annual dividend Of five dollars per share,
payable July L.
The securities deposited by the Nationa! Bank Of
Albany to protect its circulating notes were sold
at auction to day by S. Draper, under direction of
II. II. Van Dyke, Esq, Superintendent of the Bank
Department The prices were as follows
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

TUESDAY, June 18--G p. NJ.
The following is a statement of the exports Eek.
elusive Of specie) from New York to foreign ports
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7 osT-aoLD spECrAoIEe, IN on OUT OF A BLACK
II case TUESDAY l8 near Eighth avenue, be.weeu
twenty third and twenty fourth streets reward Will be
ps6 70 the ender by Leaving them q DR. Vim. Smusons
hyynWe,
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-28
Hotels and Restaurants.

S T. L 0 us HO TEL,
Commercial ST., Nevada.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY
4 inform the citizens of Nevada aud vicinity that
he has leased the above well known establishment,
situated on Commercial street, Nevada, and will give
his undivided attention to the comfort of his guests
The Building Isl Fire Proof Brick,
two stories high, the Rooms commodous and well
ventilated, and FOC convenience ncS surpassed ty any
Hotel iN the mountains.
aE- THE TABLE "a
Will ateays be supplied with every luxury to be OBJ.
tsiaed ia the market,
Travellers and others visiting Nevada wiz find at
the So LOUIS, all the ccHvenieuces and coaertsoF
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
List Of Prices
bssrd, per week Observation-Disclosures. $500
DoaIu ahd LodSlng ..ssN 90
SHlge MeaiS's. 90
LOuglng, per night. ,..........,,.... 90
BY constant attention to the wants OF his guests,
the proprietor hepes 70 merit liberal pa 'ronage
Nevada, July 2S, 1861. J.NVANDERLIE1H.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-28
Arrada democrat.

The BushNvhacIxers of Western Virginia
Letters from the army in Western Vir-
ginia, speak of the annoyances experienced
from the "bushwhackers," who make bus
iness of shooting pickets, teamsters and
others, who are separated from the main
bodies of our troops. They are peculiar
class and are thus described by cores
pondent Of the New York Herald:
Small parties of twenty to thirty organ
iZe under Confederate States authority for
scouting, spying aud picket numbering du-
ty. They are provided with ammunition
for their old 6intlock squirrel rifles by or
ders from headquarters. Uniforming them
selves in dark gray homespun breeches,
speckled flannel shirts, with a brown ground
and slouch hats, distinguished by cross of
white lines or canvas on the crown. they
provide themselves with rations and push
for the cliffs aud jungles which command
unmilitary roads or picket stations, and be-
gin their operations. Woe to the unlucky
horseman or footman in Union uniform
who passes within a hundred and fifty
yards Of their unerring rifles. He falls as
sure as trigger is pulled. 1t matters not
whether the victim is flying at courier
speed or at rest by the roadside, if bush.
whackeT draws bead on either, the swift
ball wings its fight fatally, and the soldier
dies.
Not unfreq uently they let fly at NOV
ing column, aud all efforts to catch them
are futile. They aim from the top of rock
and before our fastest fOotmen can Chamber
10 their hight they disappear in the jungle.
Many a poor patriot thus ignobly falls.
When their rations begin to be exhausted
they send messages to their families and
friends. who forward other supplies 10 their
shifting rendezvous And the very people,
many of us suspect. who secretly support
the rascals, are admitted into our camp 10
demand pay for forage and subsistence taxi
en- for the use of OIr troops. Our own men
who are convicted of foraging upon them
are severely reprimanded or punished, and
the quartermaster pays the cOmplainants
in Union gold.
The figure of bushwhacker is as un-
calmly and forbidding as toothlese, freCk-
led slattern. have seen many, but never
a striking person among them. Their bod
les are long, spare, bony, and sinewy, and
they are as feet as antelopes, and capable
of great endurance. Their features are
thin. rugged. sunburned and bewhiskered,
and their hair is long, and tangled as the
thickets in which they prowl. And their
habits and movements are sly, suspicious
and cunning.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-28

A COLoRED CANDIDATE AT VICTORIA
Among the candidates for the Legislature
at the late election in Victoria, was Jacob
Francis, colored man. In his published
address, Francis says:
| should not do what we, as people [tbe
cOlored folks1 are accused of doing-atten-
ding solely to the advancement Of our own
class-but should consult the interests Of
the country in general. and those of the
District in particular.
If you do me the honor TO return me you
will find me up TO my work. | was born in
England, and have spent much time in the
study of colonial political economy.
Four candidates in all were nominated,
although as one of them was absent when
it was necessary that he should take GER
tain oath, the candidates, practically, were
only three. The Victoria Press, Of the 18th
inst, says on the subject:
We are now, by the course Of events,
constrained to call upon the voters of the
District to elect Mr.. Francis. We
desire to produce political crisis in the
ColOny-and the election Of Mr.. Francis, if
we are to believe some Of the exceedingly
liberal members of the House, will un-
doubtedly tend to this result. 1t will test
the genuiness Of the Government in its lib.
erality towards the colored population. II
will put the members of Assembly to the
test-and If too much for the prejudices Of
either Executive or Legislative, will pro-
duce general election. In any case the
cOlOred population and tbe people generally
must benefit by the result.
The election was held on the 10th. and
resulted in the election of DR.. Trimble and
q. B. Young, Francis being defeated.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-28

AN AMAZON AT A CANA recent letter
from Garrard county, Kentucky, where a
Union camp has been formed, composed in
part Of exiled Tenneseeans, says:
One of the features of the First Tennessee
regiment is in the person of a brave and
accomplished young lady of but eighteen
summers and of prepossessing appearance,
named Sarah Taylor. of East Tennessee,
who is the step-daughtcr of Capt. Dowden
of the First Tennessee regiment. Miss
Taylor is an exile from her home, having
joined the fortunes Of her step-fatber and
her wandering companions, accompanying
them in their perilous and dreary flight
from their homes and estates. Miss Taylor
has formed determination to share with
her late companions the dangers and IA
tigues of military campaign. She has
dOnned a neat chapeau, beneath which her
long hair is fantastically arranged; bearing
at her side highly finished regulation
sword, and silver mounted pistols in her
belt, all of which gives her a neat and mar
tial appearance. She is quite the idol OF
the Tennessee boys They look upon her
as q second Joan of Arc, believing tbBt vic
tory aud glory will perch upon the stand
ards borne in the ranks favored by her loved
presence. Miss Captain Taylor is all cour.
age and skill. Having become an adept in
the sword exercise, and sure shot with the
pistol, she IL determined to lead in the van
of the march, bearing her cxiled and OPP
pressed cOuntrymen back to their homes,
or, if failing. to offer up her own life's blood
10 the sacrifice.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-28
LIVERY STABLE.

Is connected with the house and particular attention
will be given 10 the care of horses. carriages &c.
Horses and Carriages at all times be procured by
application at the Office.
GEO. R. LANCASTER, PrO'r.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-28

CoTToX FOR OUR UNCLE.-The Memphis
Appeal of the 2Sth ult., says that about one
hundred bales of cotton per day are coming
in. One hundred and sixty-three baleI
came in one day. Hope is entertained that
it can be smuggled through the blockade.
The editor is indignant that the planters do
not hold back their cotton. instead of thus
furnishing tempting prize to the enemy.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-28
Bankers and Assayers.
MARYSVILLE
PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE.
II. HARRIS s. CO,

III, HARRIS s. CO..
E Street, Near Corner Of2d, MsrysvIlIe.
Also, 70 street, Sacramento.
los SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
And Aurora Esmeralda Mining District.
WILL CONTINUE TO CARRY on THE BUSINESS
w of Melting, Refining and ASsaying
Gold and Ores Of Every Description
ADVANCES MADE ON GOLD DUST.
Gold Bars bought and suid. Returns made in Bars
or Coin IN SIX HOURS.
Shippers Of DUST draw, against consignment,
on our houses at MARYSVII.I.E, SACRAMENTO and
SAN FRANCISCO, and Check Books for that purpose
will be furnished by us.
They wOutd respectfully solicit from the Miners and
Dealers their patronage, As vouchers for the cor
rectness of their Assays, they refer with permission
to the following Bankers who for nearly four years
lISve shipped Bars sssayed by them to the Eastern
States and Europe:
SAN FRANCIsCo; MARYsviLLE
b, Dayidso0, Esq, low, Bros. l. Co..
Ness. J. Parrott Co., Decker, Jewett & Paxton
- SatiEer 4 Church, Reynolds Bros
Reynolds, Refs 6CO. NEW YORK.
SEoRANENTo; B. BereRd & Co..
B. F. Hastings Co., Trevor Colgate,
d, o, Mills Il Co.
QUICKSILVER AGENCY
OF THE NEW IDR1A MINES.
The best article the State, sold at San Francisco
Agents rates.
August 6. 1861. II. HARRIS co.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-28

HAr is worth ninety dollars ton at vir-
ginia City.
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Gie &teiuFpttc. Ter SafeM BON Gbar,efon Spn
abaeidliplcn fnerNcn.

Nsw gUrf, II. DeStr, Sin Dsute bie,
a%il9tt0mmener Dripattrief ia9t, oaB bic 5tftn
flottf BON Der Minoung pe5 Sapanua6 8tot
naA Gbarleltun abselssstt ID, pon einem Rrieas.
lAiff t%e8leitet. Die SAife lplten am yeraan-
9enen SonnabeuO ale Dor psm 6afeu ppn Star
leItUn p~erlentt iperoen.
Sqbet Sstdno 1T nit 1000 Mann 0unps.
&ruppen belest pOrpen, mel0e gattertefn aeat
Sort pulasft aufperfsn lOGsu, penn bie5 nptb
penpi9 it,.
Der Dqmpfer Baltic" mar nit 1000 Mann
BON Port JtQYal mad 6ernanoina aufaebrcdsn,
be9leitet pom v8ienoille" rno einem anOeren
&1nUnen6pOte. = Die 8efeti9uneen paleIbl
beItanpen aus elmer 8atterie NIT 5 Ganpnea,
benlannt NIT 200 Bis 500 @anu. Wlan alaub,
te, bab Der 9nnft mad tur3em &f BON ben
lnIrt8en genOmtmen rerpen wtr6e,
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@rfIGr II q.

80 9eretAt rns CUR G'enu9tbuung, na6lte&en-
be @rtlGrung, tpelde uns BON Dem Sffstercorps
Der 8lenter' iHen Oipifpn augelanbt purpe, 3l
serDfentliGeil. Gtr baben BON born6erein Die
Sahe 10 beurtbeilt, tpte ie lt9 jest berausIfeIt.
9nnters @9npet, 10. Des.
Wtr @nbesunter5ei6nete, Brigade une 0(rqis
nentss G%Omnan0anten Der DipiTon 8letfer,
balten es fir unlere 9Ht6t unb fir Settaensdb,
3u ertlGren; "
Dap etne retn mtIttGrt16e Oife,
rena pelEe IT'D 5pil9en Der bG9eren NltlitQr=
SebOroe uno unierem DiSiTun8- Gpmmaitpanten
erbpbsrt bate, NIT GGren auseeolt6en III. Mae
anberen NusltSunsen Der nrlaGen Oiieler pprilberz
9ebenoen Otferen3, tpelAe @erii6tt ober Silent.
ltGe glatter ausfreutrn, ndmlt9 unter1u6unaer1
pe9en 9uarttermeiter> uno gerpfeaunas-8ez
parttneat, tpe9en Cutler : @eIGtften ii. {. ~.
9atten NIT Oieler Differing ntbtS 8a t0uu unp
ltno bSairtatee @rbt9tungen.
rStrnfr mar AUDI ME Die Sprade son General
Sst9el, tpelhen Die seiGaftise 6ama gum Dist
tons General MAIDEN polte, Ionbern @ir Pre-
den Offen nnb ebrltd uniere Nleinung i'm 94a-
rlet. oss Sff3tfr=gUrps fUpubl, ais Der Mam1<
pfaft pabta aus, Dnb es Der gBunl6 MQer lit,
Dap Der @ensral 8lenter, pel@er bic OiYtTon
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AnFanft ces Samplers Connecticut. Neaefes
rpn WdloefUm, ufa Chin SaIaub

New gUrf II, Ds3. Der Dampfer Son.
%nerttcut tt BON @aIsefsn aber @bip S8luno,
Sort 9idens, &eY &elf, Gy6ee Sslonb nnS Sc.
flung Wpnrpe Bier ansetpmmen.
Die Wannl3aften auf Der 8lcdaNeIGpnbron
b~efanpen lG le9r tppGI.
Der Dumpfer @i&nUub lag in ReYs Sect iur
Neparatur.
Yer eOrntcttrut brinot bic Mannlduftgn rer
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT @rilen 0iOYnl 9Jabt unb Der
Oanpfer Nnna uno 5enrY 9epis, ebenfalS eInen
Warineloloaten, Der BON Ship Sslanb an beler.
tiret Serludte.
gon Sort Yidens nt6ts Neues. Bon Der Be-
r%itetta Nannuns ees Sorts YuIastfY bur6 Die
Sebellen Serlaatet niGts NGbereS.
Oas Granspprtlbif Great Nepublic fam beute
e~benfalls BON port Gpsal an, welGes es am 6,
SerlteB.
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@pmareR.

@ofbtn gton, II, Desbr, @snat,
Sine 8iq pom 6auie CUR Nnsbebung elmer So
lontdrgepalt fir Die 8ert9etoigung &entud9's
gin9 Elm unO wlrpe Dem Gomite fir Wtlttar>
Nngele9enbetten }t6ergeben.
9r. Gunner prdlentirte mebrert Detitionen
CUR Emancipation BON 9ttbellen 8eD6riSen Sflas
ben.
5r. 2at6am braGte Den 8ef9luB Elm, ben
Grie9slefretdr I'm 9nftIGrung st eriuGen, auf
welhes 0eleb Fin pber ale fpelAem Orunpe Yaf-
Iagierc BON glep@g)Orf nad G%alifOruien nit YaE-
fen perlebeu fem milBten. = Mnaenomnen.
9auS. 5r. Bingham som @fri6ts-Gpmttr
beri9tete i6er ben ~peretnigten 8el0lu6, nab
pe(6el1 Die prpppf- Court In NleranDtia, Ga.,
~an9eGtelen istn lpQte, bas @igentbum BON lolden
Verlpnen, pelGe pte NebsliOn gesen Die Ser.
ct, untertaBrh, bis auf cine ipeitere Ntte bes
@pnsre0eS nit geldlas gu bsIeeen unb aufsu-
bepabren. - Nnsenommsn.
DaS 5auS naDm Die Seratbuu9 iber gfipt's
Belhlub snr @man3ipatlpn BON Tebelen- @tlasen
tpieper anf. 5r, 9arbin9 BON RY. {praA iG
bage9en aus, neil tpeprr Der gOn9reB bas cunti.
tuttpnelle NeGt babe, einen IplGen 8e1AlnB sa
Pailtrsn, mod Der praTpent urp BITE Npminifras
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Das 9refemi in @easgirsimieu.

Ginctnnatt. IS, Deg. Cine Depe16,
aus Dbiltppt entbdlt folsenbes Nabere iter baa
jiin9ite Srefen;
Die gunpestruppen, welAe IN Dem Erefer
beim Nue96anp Camp tbeilnaGmen, tparen 1906
Wann fart. Oils fe in Si1t bes SeinreS ia.
men, formirten le lt1 Dor Der 6rpnt 1etner Ser
ldan3u1neen tn S@laAtltnie, eriFen i'm an
unO trieben i'm surad. Gin beiBes Geuer plrn,
ben 9an3tn Na4mtttag binbur9 auf Geipsn Sri.
ten nnterbalttn llno unlere Qeute ma9ten mtb
rere 9lan3enbe @bar9en. Sen. MilrpY 800 ff
rm MitternnAt 3uriiG, nit Der Nbl6t BEN On.
grtf am anbern Mor9en ;u erneuert. WGb.
renO Der 9iadt Ssrlieb tnoelIen Der 8etnb leir
Eager in aaer Stille unb ltedte MleS in 8ranb
was ct nt6t mitnebmsn tOnnte. gBir Aaben 20
8UDte nnO 80 Gerpunoete, Die 9fsbe(len so Sppte
pprunter etnen Telocffsier. s.
OnrA bielen Sies LIT Bic Sront BON Sen.
9teYnOlos pom 6etnoe fret unb eS beffnbst liA
iebt fein UrsanilirteS Nebellen=@O rps mebr tnner=
balb 40 Weilen pun ~unleren ppr9elhg6enten
9plten.
Gin am Samlag bon @9ilippi abselAtdtes
Detahement feDrte in lester 9laGt init 10 ee-
f~angenen fttnbltGen @uerilas 3uriid, i~pprunter
Der nptprtGne Sad Gurn.
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70 nett pr9antlrt unp ms 8elo afftl9rt 9at, aud,
fllnftte unIerg Ot0ifon In oen EanlpF fnbre, petl
MIR 0oQeS 8ertrQusn 3t ibm boten.
Die Werahte ater Gpaltattgan nno Jnttt.
guen i'm eteeuen 2a9er Der Oipiiton lattsa pie
lelbe tnlautere 9uslle, Gus pelher Die onper'
grotbtunaen uno l1nratrbetten Derocr9e9aAger
fnS uno wurpen, fo nett jest e%rluittelt, letpe'
pon einem Dsntiam, 0rn. G'ribner it,, in I'm.
lauf eelett, Oct liA nidt geiAelt tat, Da8 @e.
ldrei n~ieort9er G~erIaumDung ge9ei, leiTe ei8srer
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