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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

ANOTHER IMPORTANT REFORM. - It is stated
that General Mcclellan is about eff-cting anoth
er Important reform in the organization of the
army under his command. This is the division
of his force into separate corps, independent in
their own sphere of action, but responsible to q
general head. This method of organization is 9
peculiarly of the military powers of Europe
especially of France, Prussia and Russia. The
whole routine Of military duty s simpli6ed BY
such organization, as even a civilian can readily
perceive. The issuing of orders is at once re-
duced from correspondence with twelve officers
to one with two to three. On the field of battle
any movement may be effected with greatly in.
creased facility, since the meaning Of an order
cannot be perverted BY passing from mouth to
mouth, when it moves directly from the General
in command to that of the corps
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

fns Tsx1R RAe,xKAT.-Ths Tsnth MICHIGAN
Rsgioeas ID to be . regiment OF Mechanics and
1ssllesea. under Col VIM r. lnnis, Of Grand
1apida. il b to rendezvous as Nasshan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

DKAIH oP CAPrAIK BurrrRwosTH--By aks
ter received from Sergeant Rhodes, dated Car
lp,tville, virginia. We learn that Capt Ebsness
Buuer~orth, of the First Regiment Who -
severely wounded and taken prisoner 1t hasae'
SIS, died on Saturday, the 18th inst.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

CAVALRY ACCOUrRENENrs.-TheD Detroit Free
Pres says the curious can see at Captain Miz
ner's Office q sample o: the sccoutremeats which
are used by the cavalry. The saddle is perhaps
the most unique looking portion Of the lot. Ii
consists of pieces of wood cured up at either
end with an opening through the centre, the
whole covered with tanned hog skin, tightly
drawn over the frame, from which depend COW
hide flaps. Its general appearance is rot unlike
combination of couple of Norwegian skates
The bride, and all the leather used in the diff
ferent PORTIONS of the equipments are made OF
strong sersiceable black leather. The stirups
are made of hickory wood carved, like those
used by the Mexicans, with leather in such q
manner that the foot when in the stirup canno,
be vet, neither in case Of being thrown from biz
horse does il allow the foot to pass through and
become entang!ed in the strip. In front of the
saddle are the holsters and behind are straps for
the overcoat, and other paraphanalis. Under
the saddle is placed the horse blanket and Oh it,
serving as a cushion is that sc the volunteer
The accOutrements, uniform, arms &c, will no,
weigh much less than seventy five pounds.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

From CALIroRxrA.-Late news from California
indicate that the Republicans have carried that
State At the recent election BY handsome plu-
ralisy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

As Ikisz REerxEsT.-An Independents Reg
ment Of Irish volunteers = 10 Be saised inDe0
ately. Hon. r P. Sinclair, Of Grand Rpsdh
Colonel, and Lucius Patterson, Eco, Lieut. %
onel. Nov il the tine for Irishmen 70 show
their patriotism.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

THE LAST OF HIS RAcE.-Last week we hest
tated to comment upon the statement of the
death Of John A. Washington, lest the repor,
should be contradctcd. But further assurances
leave 10 room to doubt that his career is ended.
Strange thoughts are aroused BY this announce
ment Strange that the descendant of the illus.
trous Washington should first emerge to public
notice by his sharp practice in cheating patriotic
women, should then turn traitor to the country
of bis illustrious ancestor, and finish his career
by being shot while engaged in the disreputable
business of q spy!
History, through all it's pages, scarcely fur
nishes parallel to this degeneracy. But his dis
graceful acts cannot mar the fame of his immor-
tai ancestor. The name of Washington will be
cherished As household word long after every
traitor as met the fate of his despised descend
ant; and the Government so inseperably linked
with his fame viii grow powerful and great, when
the treachery that has sought its overthrow shall
have been numbered for ages among the things
we're.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

Baltimore, Sept. 20.
The Cumberland papers cay that Capt. Kids
company of cavalry, from New Greek, and a
company of infantry from Fort PendIeton, made
. descent upon a rebel camp at Petersburg,
Hardy county, Virginia, on the 9th inst. One
shot from q twelve FOUNDER scattered the rebels
like chat. Several we're killed and wounded
and number taken prisoners The camp with
al its equipsge was taken and destroyed, also q
large quantity Of corn. guns, uniforms. &c.
Col. Zeigler attacked some $50 rebels while
drlng near Barboursville. The rebels fed al
the first fire. Their leader and two others
we're made prisoners. Several we're killed and
wounded.
A special dispatch from Washington, dated
Sept. ls, says: "The Cabinet has not yet de-
termined what action It will take upon the reports
of Postmaster Blair and Qsartermasssr Meiss
upon the condition Of she Westeru Division, and
the relations which Gen. Fremont shall hold 10
the Government As I stated yesterday, the re-
port Of Mr.. Blair is decidedly against Gen. FIRE.
mont, and il il probable that . decision of the
case win be had tomorrow. If there is any.
thing done against Fremon, it must be done
quickly. for the Government 10 being strongly
demonstrated with for having done so much as
il has to hamper his action. There is . vide eym
pashy for him, and general approval of his
policy, which is being made manifest BY CORES.
pondencs and through the provincial press. The
heartiness of their approval Of bis proclamation,
and the decided denunciation of those Who are
seeking 70 supereeds him. make the Govern
nent hesitate 70 name bis successor, and per.
haps leave him freer to fulfil the popular expec-
sasioa that be viii this Fall open the navigation
Of the 1iasissippi 70 the Gulf
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

On Tuesday, after a severe engagement, the
enemy succeeded in obtaining the ferry boats
at that place, by which means they were enabled
to prevent reinforcements, which were rapidly
approaching under Gen. Stugis, from crossing
the river and forming ajunction with Col Null
ligan. Reinforcements have been sent forward
from various directions but it is exceedingly
doubtful whether they have arrived in time to
save the place from falling into the hands Of
Gen. Price.
A special dispatch of the Chicago Times sent
from Quincy at o'clock A. NJ. Sunday. Sept.
22d, says: A mail agent of the Hannibal and
ST. Joseph railroad, who arrived at o'clock
Saturday night from ST. Joseph, states that
Col. Mulligan and his whole command at Lex
ington surrendered to Gen. Price on Friday
morning. five o'clock; siege continued from
Monday until their surrender. Col Mulligans
men were without water all Thursday and
Friday.
They fought valiantly, desperately, but were
compelled to yield to vastly superior numbers.
The Union loss, killed, said to be about 800 or
900, while that of the rebels about 5000 or
1000, with proportionate number wounded.
Report of the battle and result fully corrobe-
rated by passengers by the same train. The
news was brought by stage to Hamilton, which
is the nearest point on the railroad to Lexing-
ton. OF the fact of the surrender there can be
no doubt The Sd regiment of Iowa volunteers,
when on their way to reinforce Aulligan, date
not given, suddenly and Unexpectedly came
upon body of 1900 rebels, at Blue Mills, Mis-
souri,, where the battle commenced and eontin-
ned one hour and half. The Iowa regiment
MAS about retiring, when the rebels retreated,
and crossed the river just in time to fall into
the hands Of Lanes brigade, 1000 strong, who
were also marching to reinforce xulligan. The
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25
RECOMME OXIDATION.

JAxrs B. Poxrxa, Secretary Of State.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1861-09-25

number. The enemy fought we'll for littl,
while, but out of the whole six hundred, only
six could be found to storm the works The
leaders bravely led the way, but they absolutel,
refused to follow. OF these six, our men killed
four, their two leaders, Col. Brown and his son
Capt. Brown, falling SO near the entrenchment.
that they drew them in aud they died inside
Besides these, the enemy lost eight or ten wouu
ded.
A courier just from Boonville reports that the
rebel force was retreatng towards Prices com
mand. Besides Col Brown and his con, they
lost Two other Captains.
On the night of the 18th ult, q terrible acc
dent occarred on the Ohio aud Mississippi rail
road, near Huron La. las miles west of Cincinnati
train of cars bearing ESQ men belonging to
COL TOrchin's 18th Illinois Regiment, fell through
bridge, killing abount fifty of the troops and
wOunding about one hundred others.
Circumstances indicate that the bridge was
tempered with by malicious or traitorous per.
sons.
The bridge was sixty feet span, ten feet high,
and was lately inspected.
Darnssown, Nd, Sept. Is.
The mutineers of the New York 18th Reei.
nent, twenty three in number, are to be sent 70
Baltimore to-day, and forwarded thence to the
TOrtugus.
Reports are current here that Gen Johnston
is moving up the Virginia side of the Potomac
Some state his force a. $1,000 to ~, 900 men.
II ne essays the attempt, his advance will be
met IN Very becoming manner.
A special Washington dispatch to the Poss
says: 1.-The government has just discovered
that the rebels are carrying on q contraband
trade between Worcester county, Md, and vir
GINA Large supplies Of army stores have been
transported to the enemy's lines BY this route
The necessary measures have been taken to stop
the trafkc.
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SS00oce @G6egc.
w holesale Grocery.

Die llntsrWj6ncttn Isntcn ole Nufmcrtumlcit ron g8ie
eaprtouicrn ouf ibg Eager Yon grrrcries. Nyppijjcnet
@tcb, Gi9orrcn, 8out0bay IND lrriigc NrtitcI. bje Qcrpobu.
I'D, m ctuer ocroritQ'n SSbciel0lc-@clt0i 0Cfihvt wtrcen.
Sclcnccre md6Cn ie Ulf tor rtltts 9Btin- unC Niducur
Wager outncrtlam. QUrpj Ci 9Tdaren murocu 0uf nrreli
den 9tertten uub mctleuS fir &oM 0~slauft, rptFbalb mu
an p1nttll6, Scia5rr ga duFcrlt bjujsen prtiien Scrfauf.n
tenIlsn. Die cCn unS ais 4 I earGnlirtcn g'raroicS unc
NSeIne ltro el9Cne Jmrort5ti7u. uub rUcccr 0cntiIhf. nod
LII Sul0een ~ib0Sitter 5ipfs rtrEtCu. wie bitlCS tCi sen
I'M acretu &C. oufCR GGa0rcu MIR III pft Der Sail III. 0u
%oeTuentie y2S. 28aloce'e Qure MountGjp Dcfp" 9ShiSfo,
Hpn eent mir ole cuijeen ScrtGgfcr tup, mirr an @Cbali
une @ute ron tcincm rncrb0lb Der Der. Staoteu ecbronn.
ten 9SbiSN ubCrtrrHCn.
inner Sa9cr benCbt %0uecrbtm nod aus:
1000 6op erro uuo iupCrfinc Wcbl. unter Scner he Won
&atrrn 9eluhten SUrrN; Neip SrleanS, Ncrtp Ricp uro
Suba 3udsr unC NIolahcS; 500 6oR Gut 9oaf. Grulbeo.
9cmoereo uEc Nance Sudcr; zoe Njitcn She; 500 Ntlsn
Scite uno Sldtcr; Nc. l uHp Np. NeadcrCl unb 5drirdc ;
1rcHe cute 0plbcn Butter, Tcn Der mir w~cdcntlih Scneun
gen 'rbaIten Sarc, Sasrn SiCeS, 5omS, Shoulders INN
Sre0lte, Sali, St6rte, &eat NpWOcr, eemabIcusu RaGes
lne 9tcntr; 9CJ1eu, 9cCn, elmer, Wfo 0uc bic ~irrlOcn
@rlttel, bic in ctn:r @rccCro 0~Cpcbn,id rCrIanat nerovn.
6crncr @m. Nalace'S %urt @tuuutliU Dem 2HtiSfY.
Susc0lCpi1 GlpdS, Sucno0s Wirnpnoobsl1
UNI HecttRto 9SatSI9 20 6lf Observation-Disclosures, pcrt,
gIcctra, Sbero, 2lorct uno G~bonpoan 9Scin; Cher,
ScnnnIon SraHbY, GIN, Guu, @pplt 9}rdncY uno ale &rtcr
> 4UeUrS. @m. B0II0cc II. S0bue
Gdt cr llCr puo Gurp Sr0Fe.
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@cenmmtmtod ,rntneu.
@iue 9~Srpcldmatipm
pe5 0ruo;rnCur5 upn &trajntcn.

Inn taS s'plt unicreS Staatce in bcR Stanb N rctcr.
t;ntn ccrtOltniFndPi6cn Nntbeit Der ir N0tbcttiaupa vu.
res statues oufacbrteuCn 9Ftii ~ Icucn. pbnc ode bic
Woultrt6uGn Sutcrelcn o0ourt at lbr 0ef5krCet mcrceu. in
Der SprltIa9 9cniadt rprScn. fur cine Eisuit;cit ron ,prlf
Mton1tct ietn 9rcetnr Der ccidmmtCn wciFen 9cr6iferuno
rtner lcoen Counts rper Staot, ME lts FER Genius Ypn 1850
auaitbt, ale NliIU III mubilinrcu.
@le Elm Steil ctrlr ;cbu @rrunt Wirt icScr Gcunis rScr
STAIR Cu1 Gre2tt fur bc |nSIb' Oou SrciU1ujltu etoeteu
mtroer, meldc NCn %cCnlelbeu bcrcjtS RcitcQt rCroen ltno.
W lcuit oll'citt9 %rcrltonceu WeroCu, b0R oicisc @r~ran-
cement our ccSbdtb Setrpncn nUec, um, mcnu wro'it, oic
tr0nnCbmlintcttcn III pcrmcjcen. Wclhe cine NuStchunR
N 9t0l' nah ith iebcn wlypc. Us miro crlpartsl, og eo5
Splt Dee 9alien States "h r]Jnttlidnit in ce IL Ctfeln,
affirmative nnoUn mo n]ahfpmnltn Miro.
H~e9tnlcniS Y cnnotoCurC b]tIiCni0cn belle beS StnateS
9rn eencn loUt Ger NrccomotiCneu wont Is. unp rs. 9uli
DC NtlE ou9NcrroCrt roretn IN, meyo'u tcmtrfen. ran cS
nibt bic &6lidt IN, ctc carin ~pcrlanotct Nusbsbunotn IN
bcltronten por gar oufiubCbtn, advancement in Sp[NCu
5oucn, mo inc County corr Stnot onrt Stcaen Der YER
lan9ten Sohl bur6 6%reimiuiac bicrpCn ausGcitlpTtn lft
3n oct 3ptldrnict wirb Die @ilbunl ron 6reiwtutoen-
: Hnipoantcn IN icCcr 2Selle untertubt ncrpCn, unc mcnn bic
3ohl, meIhe cine GcuntY rotr Sract W titfcrr Sat, Ypu;lb.
l3 II, 10 lpIen eie RliFFidti9.u oto pctuItbsaaroe rnb
poltSCt sturourt blt,bcn.
C-@ @CQCben VOn rltintr ci0CnCn 6ono oUS Gpus
N.S. ccrneur uno nit bCi0ccridtcm Statistical. in
49, 8Ltmcnc, am 19tcn Sui 1SGl, umo I'M S5fer
SoEfe eWlt% SfoaicS. Spbn Ect6cr.
George Nc. WunfrrS,
acknowledgements
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Drpcla Nation
res @eneernsurS ern 8ireinien.
SrccUtip= 9epartcme -nt,
Ri6mpup. ia Sltii 1861.

9ti6mpno, 10. Sui 1861.
Sa Sem Grfactct Der @ilji, taS ron benz @r6ltcrnten Der
Ge1tcct.rten SSt0otsn trsoncn unb eprb he proclamation
gUfCcr cbCr'ter S01tSbebTras rcnt I3tn Z. NJ. fonctjpuirt
e. 0ao ole %frl9enocA Hloirn cpn GcripuCt auseelblphen Z:
gtlSne: @ue on Der SIbrttalirn ggn SS0rtn, Sbicstt'
elcNrf unc SrieeSm1tCrialicu ~belbiftste 9crIpnen, fernCr
GIcieni9sn. fpClWt BET Ger 6Gtrttatcn rpn 0Cuenirftn,
pt I'm unierc Srupp-r tcltinnt, tel@af;i0t fn>. icrie Die
irlhc GJ6ctter bcauff6tiocnbCn 9uicncn, 0Ictdpiet ch iene
8obgjtnte fur Bic Gpuf6bcrirtrn Stootcn cher fur Den Staot
Ytrpinieu tttimnt iino. Sernsr cc bet Der Southern Srs
rr,e Company Nn9eleatcr. Sn einem iecCu oieier 6duc
mus iccrb bic b%tIrcfcnee 9erion poer ] Crlpnen cine 9e.
'~beinisuno ~6teienjseu Departments. lfdiicrS bsigtyinaen,
her ibn beihafti9t. "a MIR IN i'Ibm Sail cine %usrobms
eeni6ht ferbtR fam.
3rpttten Gae Sttcer Der 9antrn uu6 3peiebontcn, Scs
rem characterized ais nptbpeabie sr fernertn Sb6tgteit Der.
felbtn cradbtet wtre.
Driusns: SpcrIeerS pcu Gornrcn, ,pel6s icSpd, Gin Ger
'tko!!t tbreS @~rbet9ebrS pber SeS br%trtffencen N9entsn bet-
~utringsr bobeu.
8itTtsnS: 3ue @ducr, tercn gnpefcnbcit ,um Nctricbe
itres 8eI46Ite nctbrpcntig it, jeeob mus has beSbalb bci-
gcbTohte Gertifc0t pCn circn JriteCnSrthiCr Der COUNTS
pecr Corporation unErsthnIt KIN.
6unF ems Die 9cliet5eamten Der StdSte Hihntenh,
Stoltntpn unb fredericksburg, rc1r iribc elm Gcrtjftc0t ibr
rfr Sfict ppn rem Rl9rr lener Sl6ote pber Gprprratirncn
teibrtnaen.
ScttcnS: ser prcr, prt6r ium 9etriIbe bct Gi1cr6ob>
men pScr Hortpr m:ncer RcpNratnvcn Der Sbt,ucn nCtbwen.
Dig ttHo; oeSsCidpen ne an Sclc1r1pbr Etuicn 0n9ciicutcn
Ycirrct, ncnu lUIhc Gin GOtifirnt tee Qr6itbcnten cher
SUPERINTENDENT Icncr Gtienbdbn, pSer be 9~i1n0grrS br
Geleerdcberltpte tejbrn0sr.
@bst'c Vu mn bieitn NuSu0buCn tOniCn nch Qcrioncn.
fuflhe bieriu outrriiiTt linb, MiielCotr FIR 8clpltdr Gem
raerttr III Hriessimctrr aus bn ScibCn Ger Witi;~gpm.
pIgNlSH NCbntu, hS pt IGut CtNtr 4TpCI0n0ttCn unrcr Gc
etsruua U~crlouetcn pcitcrrn 5000 5rctWiuiQtu crO6nit iinc ;
Die @itsltoer elmer iothcn Grtimigi0cu Gpmtaonjc iinc
rUn Mt'lioicrlt frei, ntnn ie eH Ggrtlficot bcS Captains
DIR bctrefTcnrtn Gcuraenic beitrtuQcn.
@nr Sffitcr rOctdc NIT Der Sr9auiirtng urb @iumu-
ltcrrno cer 4Riitl ]bcGufroot itnc, iiro on0tpic en-, cbi0c
Grenohmcr III rep tren Il zen 9etrCTenSen Ct en- gcIbr G.
B IhiChCc 0uSSrfrrtiGCu, WCut itt Sorpu ib,rs,uat Giuh.
81 O%i:ieltcn iur G%ptolun9 bcrthlji ijnc.
Spbn 0ct6cr.
9ac Sc unaeu, ,RelHe bic V~rcttcmGrtcn in prtrrT scs
y g hNts bsr &tsii r%ut'tcirtrn mcscn aud bcle Orcrr
r,rSflrtIi6Cn.
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8itte am Wenihenfrrunncl

IN u0Irrem flpttih9N Nrmenbduie lieacu de.
scuwdrtia nabe,u finiis mebr porr t~peui1rc
iHr1r @srpunrs!r Cer u5roIi,ten 5rupycu, ole
rescu Dlauaei rcr nptbpenOiglttu g8Gibe nod
tn tbgsn oru Slut ifarrepoen 6teioeru lteaeu
Gie glcnihli6feit gebietct. pa6 Der I6.cdliaen
Sage ien'r uu8IUdtiben lOiCrt ab9eBclfeu perpe.
98ir erluben Uestalb ole Dieisnisrn, wslb Gin
olie5 6emo, Ieinene oper baumnVUene 0apser
8t tHtbsbrsn baten, loIde ba(O m6sli6R an 6rn.
6erbt9 atluseben. Der ifb rte Ser.
FEe3uug iener un9lifliteu augcIsaen Ictu ldgt.
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Gen pafrnfibiQfn Druthcn pirO mtcrrrbrIt
unO 3um lceteu @iaI @cleaeNbSit 9%cbc'en, lit
r,ier auSlhttegIj6 II Dsuti6en ttlt1Dcnpcu
lrnpagwie onipidljcBen, pie nod Elm OuBrn6
Iltttocr 2eu;e annintnt. 0urh ons @ufgebct
sr Nlilj,, gu Ger ciu isotr wnTenfibjgc Mann
asiwuulen 1T " gcIen, ioGte elm Sober cnolld,
so Der ilcterlculunA 9tthnBen, pNB or SpIpdt
pfToen m unO rag ce brfcr 1T ciuen wObG.
asUafneen Gcrps aniuseb6reu, ais benz ltleGt
t%sDaTuetcn 2anpllurm. QumelOunscn utmmt
srtgsaeu Sr. @ d mi ot Sera.
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Sine y rOtla ntipn
Cre Ninmnernrura

tp Vp"pt'"Iuls-
96ir bdtCn ran unitrcn 3itcrr uc(unt So6 Ss MiU,
aus oem Ncru rtS @clfs5 mIdmmcu9ciCpt rno int gcbraud,t
Der GGancu mCbi Oeubt, oc natdrlldnft trb rcrc Sihcrhsit
stuCe freiet St0atcs ft. Sn 3.it Ser 9irtb mus mon I'D,
CcSb0l6 aUf bicics ~raturlifc 81 fsruitteI nTsrr S0ir fmS
;r IsribCioi0ur0 allies crItn 0ufacrufcn N,rrNrr mo- 81.
ncm frCicn 0ianne tbcuu I'M. QEir fyb orf,rrrfrr ,rrrnSr
CiuCn oIGw0Etnocn Tcirb aus urirrem ponhC IN Nsrtrribrn'
FER unS az mutCrorUdtn UNI IN furdy;cu crpbt en- Nrr 9{rr..
a~uSicpuug, ooe ieOcr trtut &iroinirr rio Sbotfrofi in ih
fublt, nit Sauo uuO Scr; ciucm iclhcn beflaocusmCrtbrn
Grci0uig crtdclen;urttcu mlrN BE Spni, y, no., IN ,E.n
8rufcn. Dtcicr @ufuf ipirS ntc,t ]ycroc6cTSS cr,eber
Nurh btn NriclSmjniiCr tObCn mir enc sFc,yidtirr Srs
0rdlbcutCu cr Gpuf0ocrirtru St3stcr crbolter Srrn m,IGs,
DC Niiit III allen Counties uOrSlid, Ypm HameS SILVER rr,o
ultIih son Ccr &luc NicRC. ais audi bic YPili; I'M S7oGr, hrS
Stdsic5. rrrcli6 vum Slmce Ripr ann ,ctiNrn yi,n7
tmttcrocrt miro, unb ut cs nrt6wrnbia, ba6 ricIrm mimi
lr0ICih 5cl9t gel itCt lpsroc. IS in III alien 3eittn min
ldtntrtrtb, fUr ir4CUO WCIdt S]Surfumnlnu1t ocrJitft m frir
uno mn STRAIT me &uStouer Sutherland III lcilcn, i'm cc5
Griol0te 9cptB III 'cJr. gScnn ]HcvI0Nat, tdlCu mir oUT
NUt SS1ntRi0bt9tu CjctS StnGtcS. .SCoCr Wouu, Bar fdbi1
ut W1ntn III trl3Cn, ipltc UnS ipilli0 Lincn Griitunb !rtfcn.
Jn oCr HScltaelatttc ut tctn gulf l. 6crcinutlia clncm pI.
den 9Surt 9efcl9L, as o0e uuiCrc. Rein Mdnn miro in
. clcni @rcfct &Scrtc crlhOfcu, bic q curdl rem SicU Gcs
trpNt III mlre.
Slecm lp plCrmtt Der Nclutitlipn res NrGiiotntcr ser
Gonioeertritl StlNtcn nou'cnimc, fcrStrc i6. Sphn yctrCr,
@oupcrncrr res Staotte Sr9tntcll, traft Der mir ourd, oaS
@tltb i~ultthenctn @cr0lt, oUC ~9ttgImCnter Der pbn u6hcr
oN9c9cFcNen counties btcrntlt oUf, IN rem uutCn O]ulcfubr~
El SNMmtlp'0tCN ln lcj'clb uno III Ter btfcu ATi uuh
2SCIlt eulillLnocI.
Su:N. CWlcu Autt ny mlrc lcctr Bclo~CfniCr IN 6tV ma,
of ocieIdneten counties icNcth cine jtoc iu lCtnt5 8tois
nIrntc lctcrenoe G%omuG8nc ctrbUrccrn. falls otrtlbe ib
hlN' lTon ti ool9ti onl.te %bc1uect; unn I'M 6Nlc Cicic
SruSl9nlcn curh tr9cno wcIdt nrlCbcN Ujdt rul;Gblio
liNC, ~ lc"cn irtt rotr NJ hrtrc I'll elmer cju;iRcu pcriMIul-
zen m.rctn, uHo Q + o.itltt GonlpN9ulc.C f1ittr ppn pn 10
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WIN. VILLAGES Pure MOUNTAIN Dew
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MO ten ooe Yublituri hicrouf aufmcrFiam lno p6rnrn pas
lie, Yer Autaut GircS udd9fmOhtcn 9ltifCIS, "a eicicr
&'btSte9 MIR oRrm unicr 60uS tcDscn rcrbru fam. Iaufs
tte @Eer, mStple Gun Sorrcl ooey mchr ccn oicicn Yor;iQli.
teu Yrouc III tauttn ,pUuihcl, ieltcn nur Ia foufcn. pc tic
m ce ScrtdStrr Strty0utu iceer. 99r wmitcn rae Nu.
bltlLnl nur ror 6oIifun9tu iU Narntp. lStr baItcn ittts
utr AIM ]oert0utcn, rcuu CT r~pei0itcue II Niou0tt alt if.
gtNl cr:rrcrc llt, RAP MIR Die sIcIuiIeu @trf1uicr ppn u.
S0llftc'S gult McuUtain 0ep 0bistra itHo, UNI baR miy
'til lnlcN 9rete bel Scrtaufcu YUHl bic 100 Barrels batcn,
uno lGocE N0Ul,cbb0tcrC in, oieiUi YuHIdlihtu urc rcinru
,SRtettp Clncr Grpkc 81 uuttrmuiu.
SBm. gS OlIOCc SDbuc,
Gdt NNN ME0 MCNl GIrl SlrlEr.
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pu5lttunt %uberbaupt BE ersebsue IuiCise, Dap in metncn
Neueu QUIT uno MuBeu-S ture,
Nc. 1855 Srcd ltrose, imiibcn Der 6ten uno item,
nit elmer erOscn @uewabi Der neuicn unb mu0erufen JBaa-
rem fur oFn Sprir9SeoaIf Ycrirben ba6e. 3uelci6 ache i'd
nlio'n 9 ebrtsn Hunoeu Die 9critterun9, baB Id bet eurer
l9Aare rmr Die 6iqigten prcie beretne.
LIN Suit9tn Sulpru6 bittEt C~resbeui
Spur0o S0uer.
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Sh ~belbctninc biermit. odf id nit 6en 6crrcn l8m. y.
Scenes II. So. in Rttmouo Gjto Ctutu GcuuNft fur CEN
%oUttrtsct Sertauf mculcs 0bt5icoS o]bgcIhlcncr bats,
nab mclhtm it .TpEthtct hin, uar Gn ciCicS 6auS az
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an pbtetS 6oue 0%b.cfcrt, bcrGuS IS Moulte a.; lit. DC
bcl!cn 9ShtSteps Ncuner ltinmcn Oariu ubtreir. oOF Der Uon
nlr otrtItrte lSbtStco ale nEotrcu 9rInCe UtcrtriTt NIB
lrr6 cs mem t%tfri5I2S 9ctrcbtu ieiu uuC gtoe if feline
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uno sem @slmmdd ctS Qu5lifumS utu.julmutuC lu
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ten gEbieftY fir ncn Staat @lrltnicn. ug1 or,
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uno @rccerpbeisrr auf OtCirn Is @iouatc alten
pure DID Gpe Bbtstep gu lenttn, rDs Te lore
@intGuIc auoerwGrtS maiden.
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so Sbts. unO % batte Sbis. Ytdlss,
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so TO arp6e 30. 1Nlnderrf,
5amIlY SlO 9tye, Grommcus Grtru Glalr,
3. s. 8lUd5 uno q. 6. S9rrmaus g96istcy,
Dure DID 6cunro Sin,
4lr. Gtper nm 9itICs,
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