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MonOPOIIes Suppressed in Alabama.

The following law has been passed by the Legis-
lature Of Alabama, and approved by the Governor
Of that State
SECTION 1. Be 4 s1acIsI By ne Senate and House q
Representatives in General Assembly eoaUsned That
no person or persons shall buy stock, or any cons
modify whatever with the intent to produce a scar
city in the market that By reason Of such sesrs
city he may obtain higher price therefor.
SEC. 2. Be further enacted, That no persons shall
combine 70 buy up live stock, or commodities Of
any kind with intent to produce q scarcity thereof
in the market, so that by reason Of such scarcity
they may obtain higher prices therefor and BY the
word market in thisact IS meant, not only places
where live stock or commodities are brought tc-
gether for sale but any Whsre in town or country
where such things produced, or sold, or wanted
SEC. ;. Be u further enacted, That the Judges.
of the several Circuit Courts Of this State shall
give this act il charge to the Grand Juries, who
shall INQUIRE into and present all violations Of this
act and any person convicted on Indictment under
this act may be fined Ft the discretion Of the jury
and in pSisoDed not exceeding one year.
SEC 4 Be e further enacted, That this act shall
be il open force from the date Of It's passage 10
the end Of the pending war between the Corfede-
rate States and the United State: Bat the termiS
nation Of the war shall not abate any prosecution
then psndiBg, nor shall il be bar 70 the insttu>
ton Of new prosecutions for any violation Of this
act that may have been committed during the war.
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rnIssouri Conrederate Congressmen.

The following is list of the Senators and Rep,
resentatves chosen by the Missouri Legislature for
the Confederate States Congress Senators-Hons
John B. Clark and r. l.. Y. PeytGn. Representa-,
tives-frst district, VIM II. Cooke; second district
Thomas A. Harris, Jr.I third district, Casper w
Bell; fourth district A. II. Connor, fifth district
G. G. Vest; sixth district Thomas W. freeman
seventh district; John Hyer~-Asmphis Apps1!
NoU rs.
The Appeal notices the arrival of portion Of the
delegates in that city, on their way to Richmond.
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DesirnbIe z eaI Esta.e for sa

n OFFER tor sils on coounod1.ins tsruass ny Fery
be tact Of % scre ofland ne Nashville ard Chst
Railroad eight mns ON Nashville 60 q tloch Dep
Soils good. Is vel Eaer win three ~ er fslg itr
Zee fsh poBd. The duelling - agosd lrack bose.
roons brick kitchen, fmase house ard mex sefvluil
with al nscesIary out h0sses, All Aan eusl5 icca ca
Verlence ana cOGfort.
For terms apply % .. w. Mace n rlils Or to u
premises.
Ny crop snd stoek viii Be sold vi a nc and Il desire
n6v2i-dIms JAMES v. n
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From Gen. FiOyd's brigade.

From the Richmond Enquirer, Nov. &c. 81"
A gentleman who arrived in Richmond last night
from the neighborhcod of Gen. FLoYD's camp, fur
nishes us with the following information:
On Saturday evening it was reported at Neehan,
icsburg that Gen. Floyd was still retreating and
great uneasiness prevailed there. At Dublin Sta
ton, one hundred miles from Lynchburg, man
who was conveying home q sick son Zone of Gen.
FIoyd's men) stated that on Sunday evening he met
a neighbor who vas bringing Disqualification Gen.
Floyd, stating that General Floyd was at Peters
town, in Monroe county on Sunday last, having re-
treated to that place with his brigade. The enemy
however it was stated, were not advancing. It was
also stated that two Of Gen. Floyds regiments had
les. the chief part of their baggage.
The Marion (Smythe county Visitor, Of Friday,
publishes the following though II does notsay how
TIE intelligence was received -5. a
We have news this morning that Gen. Floyd,
after retreating 70 Raleigh Court House, was rein
forced by Gen. Loring and attacked Rosecrans
defeating him, capturing three cannon, large
amount of Stores and st last accounts, in full
pursuit, confident of capturing him.
The spirit Of volunteering is perfectly rampant
in Old Williamson. No lees than eight companies
are being raised for immediate service. We are
sorry to state however, that there are few officers
of the indomitable Melish,D who, without having
the fear of the Governor and the untarnished es
cuteheon of the State before their eyes are throw
ing obstacles in the way of the Militia volunteer
ing The reason is obvious. They want to head
half-made, halfdrilled companies and regiments In
the field Of BATTLE Franklin Revtelo, NoU. 2e.
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NAsnvILLE lEDeErIELDl : KENTl
rHR0uGH E0uTH 70 THE 'FRss AsD ran

THROUGH KoUTs 10 TIE WzsT AID RHE
Commencing wednesday, Nov. sfs /
Trzins Efll ru1 a. Follows
s:Ij M-MemEhls Expreas-Rann daily. makes cen
ioF AL points est and soz.h. Ds-anes shorter and
thsn By aDy otheT route
$50 ? M-Freght and Accommodation FRA a--Daily
eIccp.ed). Runs only u ClarksYiile,
Memphis Erprsss arrives II Nashrirs g IOsf5 P
Accommodation add FreiE1. Issi1F arrive a. 1928
Jhrough Freight i0- Memphis. &C. leaves en- uesiay,
days and saturdays Al 3:3O u Freight receives Y
Sciock noon.
Through Tickets for sale in Celazs sreei De Of ior
Hekmss, Columbus, Hunlol5t, Jaskstni Mobile, New
and other places. A. A8DEkaON
noE2ia Rec
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The Negroes. % ms Pors RoFs5 DIS
Tie Columbia Sofa CaroEnisn u She "a
fishes the following oflsisl from the Gen
command Of the forces st Port Royal dur
late engagemsnt. to the Goyerser Of South Ca
CA4P LEE. HARDESvnIE .Novsniber Is,
70 lis EscsHeIey Cor. r. ~ Picksns, 10
SrR At the request Of your Exeelgsuey.
to me yesterday e these headquarters, Ia
honor Of presenting my views Of the preser
tnde and behavior Of the negroes 10 tbs por
the State entrusted 70 my immediate e0mnan
SO far from there being any iusurrect
feeling among them, 1 can assure your Exec
shat have neither seen nor heard Of any
pillsgi0g, iucendiarism, or Fi0iaucs u any dirt
Il u true Chat fhs negroes &c few plant
have sh0wa a spirit Of naturalization By re
70 move higher up the country. when 0rde
do so BY their owners. Int ,5is disobeaiarca
ne assigned rather to fcelirr OF disrlaV a.
heP.esslsssi at being left alone and unp-9
By the preeipieate absndonmint, 81 their ms
of their plantations, than frcm ary orranizst
Of resistance 70 the authority they had b.,
Gust ,med to obey.
Bat | now feel much satisfaction IN Stain
the information Of your Excellency. that the o,
are fast recovering from their fright. are C
forth from their hiding places, and are quist
su0missively resuming their agricultural ,
without the guidance or presenes, "a mai
stances, Of either master or ovsfseer.
In conclusion, would respectfully advis.
all planters a6d overseers, who are not mu
into service and are owners cr igenia OF prC
upon the main land, should without delay /
to their several neighbour eds, and thus, b.
presence prevent recurrence Of that ezcit
smong their people which has been doe, in q
measure, to their absence.
Vita much respect, ycur o5edient servant
Tics. T. DRkIT0
Brig. Gen. Commanding "a Military District
Departments South Caro-
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GUNNY BAGS.


II An ADTBOEIZEo, BY order froa General Gidso.
i0E 70 recruit Tor cAEt-in jeekson's Battery ~ @
Ktnturkyf
CAPTAIN jackson d an efuc-i ted, gallant AMI acc
oesr. and vas saEsrsy Euunced 10 ne batts e Beln
ing - Aid 10 General Piiiog.
havs authority 70 receive revuis Tor twelve months
then into services, and send ths ty raj road 70 the
Quarters a. the Recgiysrs olce 10 ~ Cherry rect
JANIS q. COCKRIL
NV. @ dew LieatenEnt "a A n
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TNROH TIE ant Of J1nalrT rsxs he three sosy b.
noftl side Of Union street, bsfWslr Gale AL
the next h1use e College The passage lads e ssp
tanoe On eaca story, in each Of Ehich basiusss ais
she Ohr can he coudueiai. Wiih0lf fnfarferenee IL
70 o. The let 10 NASHVILLE, ard veil sdaptsd Id
grocery, dIy goCdI, boots and shoeI, ss. Apgly e
D. BER
nov % a In az Macy & Ham
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Boston:
Ressluad, That if the Governor or the Legislature
Of this Commonwealth shall do any act 70 aid the
Government Of the United States in prosecuting the
infamous invasion Of Mexican territory and rights
obey its reputation for troops cooperate in any
way to assist in this war or give counenance they
will deserve the contempt Of all honest men and be
recresnt to duty, to liberty, and 70 the COnstita-
ton.
ResOlUed, That We the people Of Massachusetts,,
do here now deliberately assert that there Is no
longer a Union Of the States, National Constitu-
these States is under any Kind Of obligations Of
patriotism or honor to aid the act Of unparalleled
outrage upon q slater Republic; that a particica
ton ia this war ID act Of conspiracy with ma
randers and murderers against the nation and that
we announce for ourselves, and recommend 70 onr
fellow-eitizens, the adoption Of these three mes
sures as alone suitable to the present crisis
l. Individually and collectively TO pledge cur
selves N no way to countenance, encourage or aid
the inhuman or impious robbery of Mexico.
2. Individually and collectively to pledge our
contributions TO support the families Of those Who
being drafted for this war; refuse to serve and take
the penalty.
3. To meet in primary assemblies Of the people,
and IN county, State and general convention Tor
the end Of re-establishing the PROSTATE Republic ;
of forming netc bond Of Uaon Of freeman 0zIg: Ct
adopting nst0 Constitution, which shall be founded
upon principles of universal Justice, snd fitted n all
Its articles 10 secure equal rights of every citizen 10
life liberty and the pursuit. Of happiness" aud Of
organizing the people into nation Of which God
in his providence designed Us to be, nation Of
united freeman.
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TWO oR THRKR oARPBNfEss. Aspiy Al 60
u MARKET E.Ieet, Nashville.
rov30 q H.MARsa4IL 4
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Notice 20 Wool Cardsrs ana spins
Z WISE TO EMPLOYA GOOD EoOt CAEDRR.
a man hat l. q coed Wsol sPiarers Adirsss
Nh. WRTad
nov % sws GalIaun. II Z
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COTTON YARns.

TUsT EECEIvEB and fsr sale At
d FirE, sHEsHsRD
nov p dR
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ConvIcssd Gus Of IIs os = nouns. :"

IA writer in the Elmirs On. " Gazette, brings to
light the following extracts from the New York
Tribune, June 9th, 1876, from the proceedings of a
convention held the day previous in FsnueH Hall,
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BENZ. +. SHIELDS a COMPANl
ENTILL sell 70 ihe trade large and superior ure
w dEy goods, boots shoes, eir, etc., rsirg ihsc5
some two or tires retail ssfzb ithnlstl, ehhrssiug
4isfy Of superior and eslsrabls goods.
This win Be perhaps the bat Opportunity tifsrd
trade this season FOR ths purchase n F3s e ssine
q suriioa. BENZ F.SHiE1oS A. %
nov . ID Central
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NNTE will sell st auc,i1n, on M0ND ", De misr 3
w 0'e'ock, az onr w1rshou5t, s Nsrkel rtrset
50 hOysne ids RuEar,
800 Barrels Whiskss,
50 B q C.Gse
aovaoa sEviSs. zzIFH 1
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Mammoth Aucfion sale No
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-09-26
@nropGtf6e No6rtbtstt,
0entshtnns.

W. Nt$A ttSk
% d t a BIT 8. Sept. iOie eeItern fattr
9ebo6te @r6fn,n9 per beiflAea 5npultrtes AuS<
lteiung, bic bon 9epifer Seite pa5a atserfeben
mar, benz Minilteriunt Dalpisf einet Sriiimpb
at beteitesl, bat In 8trflibfsit sn elmer rs,ten
Niepertaee beS MlinilteriumS 9efubrt. 9la1psm
Der 0raliDenta bes @etperbeSereins in leiner BET
@r6nnang Der Nusitellnn8 9ebaltenen AuiproGe
.auf bic 8eroienlte Dtn9ewtelen bate, welae i9
pie sroBber3u9ltAe Ne9teruns felt DEM Seteben
pes @ererbeoereins um bic Sn0ultrie pes 9anpes
erpprben babe, ma9te liG BET Dem I'm 9atbatls
our Graube 9ebaltenen Gs(telIen auf Seiten GET
QusIteller lnp gerstnsmtt9lieper cine gang ent=
SegengeleBte Stttnmua9 gegen Die 9te9ierun9 gel
tenp.1 JG8 muree 1tamentltG in oerlbieoeneu 9fe
ben spit lebr berSpt rIgenpen Sabrttanten ausge-
proGet, oa6 BON 9eiten rer 9tsgteruu9 fir 8Sr-
.perltng Der SnpuItrte 70 gut ais nitbts 9elhebe,
paB lib Die bellifHe Snoultrie nur pnrd, et1ene
6raft nno Nnitrengun9 5t ierer perHali9eil
glstbe4 erlpUrgedNrua9en babe iIno Dap pa8
gauge WemsrbeMteit i'm @5roBDer5e9tbum bellen,
. peit e5 BON Staat5 lpe9eu 5a re9eln lei, III et=
mem peralteten unp Der freien Gntwidlut9 1ad-
tbeili9en 3ultanoe it'd, beftupe. Gtuer Der Neo
rler, l1no 3par Elm Tabrtfant aus Der Nelipena
BOB tamentli6 berpOr, DaB bic 9te8terung 3ur
gertrstuug Der belllaeu SuOultrte i'm 2luslanbe
bis jeBt nod Kidbt pas Minpslte gettan Gabe,
pabrenp Ie 9rpBe Otsppnible 0%elpmntmen, lpeld,e
gu lolden 3pefans bdtten btHngt rperoenJ fGnnen,
3u Gemuneratienen fir mtBlpIe gelGnptlhafteu
.peripanpt eabe. . Stir Die 9te8lerun8 cerbOb ltd)
feline Stimme.g Die anpelenpen Vertreter pes
Minilterums }thten 3par mG8ltGit berubigtnO
auf bic @emiit6er Der GtuSelnen etnS,tptrten,
taben iebpd5 niAt berbitten tDnnetJ DAT pas game
Set 16lteBlt1 ais Gin ibrnlibeS Mt6trduenspp
tum oeS Carbohydrates 9e9ell paS Nlinilterium
erl6ien. 9etper mar 6err s0nqO alpi9f ntdt
(elblt nntpeleno, um lG BON pteler Stimmuuq
perl6alta tau iibersensen. Mare-ev oupeIeup
.gepeleni 70 awiirpelta 81, 9lstA Den ibriarn
Sertretern Der Ne9ieu1ng, ldpperliD ltmbtn ee-
fonrt taben, SIT Der Sammlan9 fir Die peltlhe
Tlotte, tpeldye 9egen ben @roteit oes MieOicinal
ratbs Wintler aus Darmltapt auf 0eranIaGua9
.etnes berourragenpea Gabrifdntea lofprt peran>
ltaltet wlrpe iinp mebrerefb unpert 0ulpea eraab,
letn Sderfletn bei3utra9ett. g939.l 5la a
laGEnH s I'D Gnslanb. ga taiH Ya a1e
]Qpnbpn3 Z. @ept,a2 Die @elbpprenet ga
ben IN Bf5lg auf 0te beioen lfbten beDentenpen
r@tlenbaBn unfaae ben @abrprn9 abeesebe1,
.baB i4 peEefFsR Galee Ea 3tatipnsanftberun p
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8Yeftnrtbae's 0erratb.

Sine Der trauri9lGen Stolen in Der nelteren
uno ~neuelten @eiAi@te Der 8er. Gtaaten bat
wubl SObn 6. 8redtnrt09e Dem Rentud9 9eipielt;
aber le lit Soft ift Oanf gu gnce. Sebt 1T Die
3eit eetemmen, no Die 9fe9ierIng ia8t pgEer
ntGt fir mid 1T, Der lit tpioer mid" nnO per Grs
Ienator Bon &entudY gat lA leBt penn aud Gffn
su pem y98iper@ %befannt, 0a er fab, oaB er in
Rentudp fein llnbetl ne6r angtdten fonnte tlnD
has t~rauriae @eiIpiel unferer 0errQtGert(den Qe~
eislatpren iGm uidt belpnpers beboaen ulpdbte.
g8ir baben ntht piel an itln Derloren Bonn 70
oft aud Der Nalne gredinrio8e in nsuerer Set
9enannt wogpeu III. 70 beIiBt ictn 6rG0er rp0
feine BON Den groBen Gi9enldafteu, pelAe pea
Gtadtsmanu ooer 6elDberru MAIDEN. CT 1T Elm
Wfann BON ntttelmdbigen G~alrntei,, Gin gang gss
pDbnli6er 9arteippIttiter, Elm ~traartaer Solp0t.
Sn alien leinen l6anOlun9en lteDt Elm ungerte1e=
ner @9r6et3 ais priu5ip chen an. = Or oeroantt
Iein ra1beS Gteigeil i'm StaoieleGea unO letne
@ele6ritat als 0plititsr fat le0tglid ben, glspO-
tismus Denm CT lit Der Sg9f elmer Der reiflten
unp einfIuBrsih(ten Gainilten GentudY's. Sein
gefaliges NeuBere FAINT Tim oabet Ie9r 5a Stat-
ten uno er murbe fSrttli@ berpartS e~eordrgt
70 Dap CT at5 Mant pon 40 Sa9ren bereit6 ;tpet=
mai I'M Observation-Disclosures gelefeu bdtte, Ct
natter unp Vi3epraRpent Ger 0er. Gtraten mar,
ia ron elmer niGt unbeOeutenpen partCi Gum
Braipentidoft8 Gapotpaten aufseite[t pllrpe.
llno rph Bat er IN Finer gan5en ppIitilden Gar
riere niGts Bemerfeasmertbss eetbar, ntdt ein=
mai cine Geruprra8enpe NeDe 9ebalteu. ltae lein
iesiger Berratb fpirb balD rUdB oas Gtn3ige Iein,
wpbpt man l6 pe8 NamenS 8redinrtree erin-
nern wirp. -Getne nSroli6sn Sttmm8eber pom
lsstsn 5srbR inO jsgt eranpli6 aber ben 8ertb
Tres @onpiputsn aufgetlart. Die @nttdnlAug9
1T fretlt9 bitter; absr le bat ibre QeDre.
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In benz stpetten elm @tanol9ebsr bss 9oOldloses

1T benz 3tpstten etn Stsnal9eber beS Gobtl6IagsS
an9etla9t rerpen lp0ten.
Stalien.
Turtn, 8. Sept. Der Sdbresta1 beS Gin,
3ttees BON 0aribalbt In Neapel naroe In Mats
Lamp, @enla unD all anceren Srten Obne bic ae,
ringfe gubelt6rung nit 9rcber ge9eiFerun9 9e>
feiert.
Sci Oele9enbeit fe5 8ete5 bielt Sen. Gtalbint
J{eoue ilber bic NattCnalgarbe, pelGe i'm NIT
9roBem Subl begrtbte.
GGnig 8tctor emanuel ppate am Is. Sept.
3tr Sunitz unb 0stperbe<N 8itelun9 na@ 8lO-
ren3 abrst en, welde am 10. Sept. erGfnet per=
Den IO(te, unb ppGtte f6 BON bort mad 9feapel
bRgeben. a-n
Man brfte, haB Biz babtn @en. Gtaloini Dem
bourbOntlGen 8anDttentbum zen @naoenltpB
oeriebt baben tpitrOe, mas Dem &Gntoe . rlfatten
m6bte, ietue Ablidten au68ufabren, namltA iet=
uen Nufentbalt In Nsapel Durb Die 9roflamaz
ton elmer auSeeOebnten Nmueltie ein3upetben,
pelde Die lesten Spuren pe8 8lr9ertrie9e8 per-
nj lGen milroe. ~a@ 4 sf@
Gineneue 5unb& 1tnnreim ere
Art ppn Sd mn9getet wuroe unldn9f
an Der frott56il Aen Wran3e unpeit QtIe oerittt.
@tnige 5tnaben lteBen einen ~rieIIgen Dra1en In
Die guft ltei9et uno fOl9ten linn lber Die 0r6n3e
taG Yel9ien. Oprt bnnb Elm Mann mebrere
VInoel @i9arren INN einen 9roBen pad Gabaf
an Zen Sdtpan3 oe5 Dra9en, welAer Oann nte=
Der flie9en gelafIen purDe. Die &naben tebrten
mao 6r0nfreiG 3uriid, Ubne @infubrSUa fit lire
Veute al 1ablen.
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@ampf.@rplONpn.

Sacra mentp. %. 9ug. Der Da
Sem BON 5fp Bluff Capt, Softer, fam q
Nbenp 8 rbr 1ier an uno braGte Die 93a6
DAP Der Dampfer McGleQanc auf leiner
mad Nep gluf, 3 Metlen unterbuib ST.
Sanpnug, erplpOtrt uno btnnen IS Minut
iunfen let. Gs tamen III menige Der al
S@if befnOli6en @alIasiere unp Nann
oappn. SAif unO eapuns liuO gah3 per
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DISCRIMINATING IN @aiN0nri ,ur nnteraatl
8remputS.

SrOntun, 81. Sept, Sta ct. Souls
Sept, Die SfF8iere pes q. Gesimenti
ct. Gplpntare baben etne @erIammlun9 ee
unp 8eiGliIe sefaBt, I'M tire SYmPat6
@eneral 5remOnt al Den Gag Sa lesen, 6
fen 8el9lRB erfennen tie tn Der QItlesWnl
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Npu mensSfroinien.
Die aebeuen pOn Wed,anicSOine.e' Sap unb @pm

Die Nebcnen ppm Med1anicspin esG'Gp nmb Rpm
pertriebctt nnb in Die Serge Smriifscbrdnst.
Grafton, 25 Sept. Gin @crps 8un
trtippen, belebenp aus 800 Wann pom 4,
8. SbtU- Ne9. uno Der &in99Ol6 Gapaderie
trieben 700 9tsbsteu ron MedantrsUile
am Dtenitas lie branser barauf Bis Gou
Dor unb triEben 400 Gebeuen In Die 8erae
einem Gerluf BON 81 Gopten uuO elmer vi
Sermunpetens llnler 8rrlut beltef ii@ a
GUpte une 10 @erpunpete.
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Wa1bin9tpn 25. Sept. 2Iia Mpntaa
@iOr8erl pnroe 9ieut. gBillpn pom 4 gapaaerie7
Nestment pom prOVulf.W iarIhaa Sen. WOrter in
bic Na6barfdaft spn Unity, MlcntepnerY County
afp.t 9eIAidt, uu1 bet mebreren ~befannten Se3ef<
ltVnifen In iener @esenp 5ausluGuns na9 8af=
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SOS Mnalaa nes @reat @aaern.

@ew- 0Urt, %. Sept. Ole Ser
9e9nete, tpie bereits berihtet, Dem Great 6
am Is. B. ST., wte er beoeutenp belhapiai
liverpool auriidfubr. 8eioe &ettenraOer
3ertriimmert, ale SSte bis auf eins perlVu
Bpuwerte 3erlhmettert unp pas Steuer !
piat. @r arbeitete fhner. -
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< eisarnpDil0e OSaeortebtsn.,
aIs1.4l esn .salttmprs ~ sder
Mneuuft bes 0ompfers .4mroA

Tat0er Yotnt, o. sept. Der Dam
pier u5una" lit vcn 9iperpOUl onsefommen. Sci
ne Na6ribteu Iinp peraltet. gr bate NIT Itar=
fen gBe ~ltpinoen sn ~fampfen.
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