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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14

OBITUARY - Samuel Yendell, a -Revolu-
tionary pensioner, and said to be the oldest
man in Boston, died at his residence in that
city on the 7th inst. Mr.. Yendell was born
on March 10, l76s, and has been resident Of
Boston ever since his birth. In his early life
he was a carpenter on board the ship CoLum.
bid, of Boston, when the Columbia River was
discovered He also served as a boy on board
the United States frigate Tartar, in the Rev.
olutionary War. He remembered fleeing
from the city when the British landed there.
For many years he was master boat builder,
and carried on that business until advancing
age made it necessary for him to relinquish
it. He was then,epgaged in the grocery blsi-
ness for several years, and is spoken Of by
those who knew him as an honest, upright
man in all his business relations. He was
One>of the Oldest members of the Mechanic
Charitable Association. e
Lieutenant Joel McGIegory died in New
port N. H October 81, aged. one hundred
years. eleven months and nine days. Lieu
tenant Meg. was born in Enfield. Conn, No.
vember 20, l760. He volunteered in the army
of the Revolution, and was taken prisoner
and confined in the Old Sugar house, New
York, for eight months. He was the last
Revolutionary pensioner in the State.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14
nIhrmni, Rniernrian.

The Latter-Day Saints in Utah are indis-
putably an enterprising. and industrious
people, whatever may be said against their
religious belief and their polygamic prac
tees They are sort Of magni6ed Yankee
nation-quick at discovering an .opportu-
nifty, and eager in meting the most Of it.
Therefore it is not surprising to find such a
paragraph as this in the last number of their
home organ, the Desert Nesrs; tfs '
1. Going South, but not Seeding The de-
velopment of the resources of Washington
County and the entire southern part of the
Territory has long been considered of great
importance to the people residing In these
valleys, but the settlements formed there for
that purpose have not fourished to the ex.
tent desired, from various causes not ueces-
sary now to state. In Diet0 Of the great de-
OsdRd there tOiH be for cotton and other pro-
ducts Of sodrmer cline than Great Salt Lake
and surrounding valleys, in the event that
the civil war in the East should continue for
humber of years, it has been deemed expe-
dient by the First Presidency to materially
strengthen the settlements that have been
made in Washington County, and make
others where facilities for doing so exist
that the objects desired may be more speed
lily attained than by the course hitherto puf-
sued. ~
Three hundred men, with their families,
have been assigned to the duty of beginning
this new settlement. The Ne,os adds go
OF this company about two hundred are
from Great Salt Lake City and County, some
fifteen ortwenty from Davis and Weber, q few
from Tooele, about sixty from Utah, thirty
from Sanpete and a few from Jnab, Mlllard
and Beaver Counties. Ill.
Brigham Young is,evidently Mdsawske.
The result of his ootton1speUulation will be
watched with a considerable degree of in.
.iI. JDooiiW 5rph H1SY-' 0l1t I's-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14

O The PRIsoEERs AT FoRT WARaEE.-The
Boston Journal understands from good au-
thority that the prisoners at Fort Warren
are now amply supplied with all ethat is
requisite for their comfort. The number of
cases in the hospital has materially dimin-
ished, and the condition of the prisoners is
much better than when they were in New
York. There is not more healthy location
in this region than Fort Warren. ,-.s-.
The Quartsrmaster has full authority to
procure all that the prisoners may hereafter
require 10 make them comfortable.
No visitors are allowed at the fort, the in
structiops fpnl Washington to that effect
being imperative. !.a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14
THE MIAsMAFIo FEVER AT WASHINGTON
The Washington Republican says:


1t is known in this city, especially by our
old resident physicians, that, at this period
of the year, disease known as the " mias-
matte fever" makes its appearances, and often
proves fatal. Unless proper remedies be at
once applied, it will bring on chills and
fevers, and the patient will gradually sink
under its effects, until he is wholly unable to
perform his daily avocation. The miasma is
an emanation from the surface Of the earth
wherever there is vegetation, moisture and
heat equal to about 800, and is the primal
cause Of many diseases which simultaneously
destroy numerous victims. 1t makes its
appearance at FIRST in the form of agues,
fevers, diarrhes, dysentery, gripping, or other
similar diseases. It's detractive agencies can
only be averted by avoiding exposure, espe-
, cially before sunrise and after sunset. We
witnessed few days ago most distressing
case of an individual who had been suffering
for three years from the effects of this
missma, until it had brought on several
complicated diseases, among them swelling
of the limbs and very severe running of the
ears. ..1 ...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14

, FHR TREASURY. The cash operations Of
the Treasury Department at Washington for
four weeks in October were $92 834 442.
Last year it was less than S., 600, 500. Over
$l9iO00,000 were paid over the counter
thirteen times as much as last year. On one
day last week, 81, ,T60, 900 were paid over the
counter, and on each of several others over
Sl,OO0,O0O more. The present demand was
on account Of two months' pay Of troops.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14

THE EFFIGY BURNING AT 2ANEsVILLE.-
The telegraph operator at atzanesville has pub
lished the following card
a Cdrd-As have been accused OF being
the author of the dispatch published in the
STATE Journal of yesterday morning, | deem
II advisable to make the following explana-
tion; 40. ....' .u.' -t,rs
On Wednesday evening 18th inst.) two
gentleman of high Standing In this commu-
nifty, came into my Office and stated that
there was considerable excitement mp street
caused by burning an ,etigy Of President
Lincoln. They wanted to send an account
to the Associated Press. Being a reporter
for the Associated Press, and fully believing
the statement TO be true, told the operator
at Cincinnati in conversation about it but
had no idea that it would be published, as
had Discouraged the sending Of the dispatch
when requested to do go.
Our regulations prevent me from making
public the names of the persons who wrote
the dispatch, even If was so disposed.
], ID. HOGE, Operator, ZanesYille,
zAEEsyILLE, November 8, 1851,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14
The Worlds wonderI
DUNCALE 81 MEREDIrH

cSTRAm WEEKLY BRFWKEN NKVw
- YORK An ID BlNERPOOE, Ut u - 49,
landing md embarkipR passengers AfSSS4kZR
o. QUEENSTOWN, Ireland. The SET/NtE4D54uh
Liverpool, New York ard Phiia- - fz'f7S8A
depbiA Steamship Company in ~-a.-AA-ll1AlA
tend diHpatqhtng their full-poWeEod OIyde- bui1e
Ir, = stesDehips As follows:
CITY OF NEW York;. 6atarday. November Is.
EDlNBg ,... Saturday, November 2l
OITY OF WASHINGTON Saturday, November 80.
And every Saturday az noon, from Pier a, AOTt q
River. . ,,..'r .... ....-; t0-... It' -
'7tI77 o. RArRs or PASSAGE:
First Oabin 80 steerage 50
First dc. 70 LondOn,. 80 steerage TO 4ondon.,. -
First do to Paris. ..... S5 steeraRs to Paris,, q
First do. TO Hamburg, s5 steerNge 60 HAaburg SS
Passengers. forwarded to Paris, HAyTe, Bremen.
Rotterdan, Antwerp, ETC., at equally low rates.
PersSns ylIhinE g Drins cut their frienda
York From Liverpool or QueeRAtOEp, First Cabin,
Ho, ~ and Sl0o steerage from liverpool, Stoi
These Steamers have superior Recommendations
lor passeneera, and carry sx peFssnoed Surgeons.
They are built In WateI-tight Iron SeGtioBls- and
have Patant Fire ennihiAtOrs on beard.
w. f9E further intoIms'iO5 Sgply n IiTsEH0Sl 2
town, 70 q &W. * sesnoSS 81 asE % il london e
Jules DsecTs, kiaSe j q % Bodfse IN n PSiladsI.
Rhias TO John @. Dale III Walnut St. or At the
G5'' PIssFNGEss FOR EUROPE.
Byorder of the ssoretsry of State, all paIsonecrs
leaving the United States are required % procure
passpOfts before going on board the steamer.
i-rJ0HH Q. DALE Agent 10 BrosdWa2t n. =.
And ". B. BarH 90, BuTnet House, NnihV
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14

VuV3K WRRKLY'PREssN now RKADYs
II oentAiniDg the NeWa Of ths Hesks beth Forelga
elsewhere, up 10 the hour Of going ~, Dresp q
a or sale AI the OoaRIlRg -rOQal. fEi0o : esRAs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14

3. A jury in Hamilton, @. w, have decided
that mourning can. not legally be consid',
cred part of funeral expenses. The defend
ant was connected with the Great, Western
Railway Company, and promised to pay the
funeral expenses of a victim Of an accident
on the road. In the bill presented was, an
item for mourning furnished the family
which the Jury 6isaIloMed.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14

Mr. Marsh, of the Erie Railroad, is doing
along the line of that. road in the Demand
Tfeasury-nO Otes of the Government. He hes
recently exchanged gold with the Sub Tres s.
ury for owe. e.L$l5O,000 of these notes, and put
them in circulation. AL other corporations
making large disbursements can in this way
be largely Instrumental in aiding the Gov
ernment to crush our rebellion. .,. ..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14

DTANOS FOR RENT.-I HAVE TAE
II largest stock of Pianos ( = rent czE--I
in Cincinnati, at from "a to 500 per q fez-=-sl = 81
SSqsItsr At ~ l. West EOnrtf,st f6r WH
moo O, III. MUROd1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14
MUSICAL.

NHRJsTMAs, PREsENTs, WAR or
~ No WAR; have the largest In.
stock Of Pianos in this city, which fTf5s--1 T77 IL
we will offer until after the holidays ~ "a SyitS
at prices never before Known in this \ - Rv
market; OF I will rent, and let the
rent pay for the Piano, at "a West Fourth'st. Old
Pianos take n in exchange for new. i..,
nO6 ? U. nj. MI bCH.
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NUMBER 81

portion Of the acet. TIE safe passsg, Of this
great ship over The bar was nailed with graft
fyipg cheers from the crowded vessels We
aneh red ard immt diately comm suced prepaY.
ing The chip for action. In our aoxiety to get
the outline Of the for's before dark, we stood IN
too near those shoals and the ship gtounded.
By the time tbe was GOV of, il was no late, in
my judgment TO proceed, and made sigu ais
for The squadron TO anchor out Of gun shot Of
The enemy. To day the wind blows a gale
from the southwark and westward, and tine
attack is unavOidably postponed.
-'I have the honor to be, Sir,
Respectfully, your obt serv't, Z
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14
MILITARY GOODS!

NNHR WEEKLY PRRS9 NOW READY,
II containing the HeWa OF the Week, both H0reigi
aud tooal, and = TelegTaphic Summary Of HVoRts
elsewh0Ie, up to the hour OF going 10 press.
Fer sale as she Counting E0on. Price cent.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14

5000 of General Butler's New England
Division are under orders to leave Wednesday.
The Eleventh Maine Regiment arrived to.
day en- route South. .ff 5s
A letter in the Transcript from Fort Monroe,
1lth, says news just reached here that 5000
rebel soldiers had mutinied at NoriDlk-aIsO
most Of the citizap--who had dstermined to
fight only for the Union. In confirmation of
this the Captain of the tug United States says
the Stars and Stripes were q lying from Pig Point,
opposite Newport News, where the Rebels have
for a long time had 3 formidable battery. =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14

THR reasons for making the attack by the
naval expedition at Port Royal will appear
ity is the rich spot of South Carolina that
the famous sea island cotton is grown in that
amPhibious region, and that tie negro popG-
lalion is more dense there than in any other
part of the South, while treason is proper
tionately rank, and TO crown all, the harbbr
ia the best on the Southern coast. ;
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14

. PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, November ls.
A public meeting will be held in this city to
take into consideration the relief of contra
bands constantly arriving here. ogsgs ...5
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14
"Plag Officer .Com,d'g soui6 Atlaatic
w" 'dBloakaAYng sauadrSn.

Commodore. Dupoht'a official dispatch to
Secretary Weiies contains nsthiHg Of add
'tional interest, being merely short narrative
ofsyents. AooOmpaRyin the dispatches we're
several trophies captured, Gags. and 2 brass
cannon, lately belonging TO the State of South
Carolina. A list Of casualties also received,
Total killed s; wdmded severely, 6; sligd.ly
wounded, IL. Total killed aud wounded 81.
A letter TO Secretary Welles from Commo.
dore Dupont says, since writing bis official dis
patcbtshe had sent gun boats to Beaufort 60
take possession of the town and protect the
inhabitants, but found the place abandoned to
dition. H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-14

Orders have been received to day for the
shipment of ordnance and ordinances stores to
Port Royal. They will be forwarded imme.
diately. ts... ,d7 ..,
, st. Georges, 2Sth Of 0ctOberJ taking on coal.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-07
Dtrmifbtes.

@refuticu seSen &tirrr. Die 3titen an.
Bern ii6. 6eute fnpsn mir Gercine aearn Die
Ibierqudltrsi; man BAT Die 3bisrs ais ptm @en.
den belrsuntste @efhSpls, unter Ten Sbub res
@slesss unO Der 5umdnitat ssfelt. 5rIber pur
ben Ee Mot itltsn in geebitfer sStilr ~perioiat
anb SernrtbeiIt. SIN Sabre 1l20 erecrmuni
eirts Der Siihof Don 9spn bic SiepermGuIe uno
8aupsn. 1885 wurps auf rihtsrii6es llr bell
rim Shwsin an @alsen aetGnst, neil rs elm 6 rnp
,erriIen bate. l474 eonbemnirte Der to6weile
Masiarat gu Saitl sinrn 5abn ale 6crcnmeiler
neil sr unirpeiftltdft-tin 81 seitst bate. 1899
wurre nab @usipruh zines bohnUttpsinliGen
6alsgerihtes III Ssaupis Elm Dole, Ter einen
Burden geiptcst bate, ssbanst. 1890 mn&ts
ras Ydrlnmtnt Don 9nosr9ne ben Jiauprn ben
Yrc3eB, eitirte Re rrrsen GsrIsbunS frtmOtn Gi'
asntbumS Dor @eribt, CAB ibnsn sinen gertb.i'
tiger nno perurtbtite tie ,ulcet, ib an eintn be
limmtsu Srt ,urid,usisbsn uno tit oaisltf per-
nibten su laien. 1854 ereommunicirte Der gi.
ibci pom e%auinuns Die Slutisfl, neil ie Die Slide
%tSotrtrn, welhs Dem @Idubissn in Der 6Glten,si!
our Tabruna Oirnisn. Sn Der alri6en 3sit MUIR
crn in lDalis pie Nditaisr in Sann artban.
1894 s~rwhrste iu MerteauS Der 6tntsr elm
Shwtin, neil &c - zine 9eweibte 6oltis eefrsFen
bate.
Gin tUsbaftsr Sun9seisae 6santwOrttts Die
5rnS': 0as III sIns 5rau nit fOlstHbsn 8cr-
ten I'm tunfIOs ~ lprs&sH, IT cine 5TAu Gin
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-07
AuslanD.

Su elmer Ssriammiuns Der SurnSurfdnbe
Ter umssaenc 6rnutfurts puroe BON Srnutfurter
Nerciu bic Wittbeilung aemo6t, bab in ctelsm
Sabre cine gu,obl d~msritaniiGer Surncr aus
Ntp grrt, pbtlapcIpbia uno Baltimore cine
Surnfabrt nab europa MAIDEN ,perpeu. Srant
furt ale aHtli6t 6auptlfapt 9sutfHtanpt, 1T
rrbsn anOsrn StGptsu, psIG, srie 3urner teIu.
den iperpsn, ,um Gmpflnas ~rerletten auerrItbrn.
Gs rurcr bestalt SCtesfdIaa1n, ras mittclrGci
ntlte Surnfef. psI6ss 1861 in Sbt, Rein ettal.
ten reresn FOG. in 5rdntfurt ,u talten unb bic
Anherttan'r ra,u riuSuIacsu. I'm Die 8cfen ,u
esfrttten, III trf&IcTsn wprosn, ttne armsiu.
lhaftlths S%urnFale ;u trri6ten, weIte t~iiuftia
iiterbaupt fir Surn,rrds unc eptntueG CUR I'm.
terftisuue eerunstidtet crsr tsriirftiecr Burner
cisnen luu.
Ius 9stereturg miro gemrlbet, boG Der
ltns, euttoItsnb bic 5rsi , GrFlGruua Der ruff
itsn Ssibciatntn unit riri&net III unb am 1. So.
nuar r%ubIiiirt wrreen lCG.
- 9Arts, 4. Dtl. Der 8aiier bar ben
sahisn pCItjstrApprut atssih0Ft. Der ibn umina,
Ic oft or lid aus Stm Ydisif tntfsrnte. @r he.
9at iIt grftern In re 9rpst Sper, cbne mic fri
Der bic pOIi,si Qtdfrttur rapcn ,u tenahrttti
gen, nne sr.tstits Seirbl. OcB bic Muni,ipaIeares
iOwis Die 5unpsrtsarpsn aus Den 8rsSusGusen
resbitsbtn. NC fs ionlt isct Sspsguns arelolsr
abeatsrbein&sr htsrwatt uno iosnr ssfSrt td.
ben. Sn Der tdiierlidbcn @aHsn. 5dbrit gu ct.
Gtienne wtresu fur Yiemcnt so 900 @ersbrs
ar9sfertist. Gtrn hort wsrptn 10000 5surr.
iGlregspebre aus ZEN Sabrn 18l6-lS32,
ptidt Gle iarbintl6e 3tesieruns spn Srautrsi6
Sttauft Sat. NIT piitOus Urrisbsn 1900 arbriter
finn Tag uuO Nat: init Nirisr Artsit bsltGftiet.
8nsldnp 'rtdIt aus p%srisIttn 5a6rit 1000 ae,O.
gene Saratiurr.
Bon SsruiaItm wirb ssmelett. tde ein
dmerifaniitsr SiraeIit in Nsw Srisans 10 900
pfc. StrI. fir @rrihtuus sintS 9rmtnboufes fur
SirasIitsn In Der bell. x tart ssitsnft bat. GIN
Assnt res Nsw. SrIcaniT 6auitS it ttreits in
SsrufuIem einsetrcHsr, um bic anRalt gu rr6A.
men.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-07

= gu Dem ssfsrn 1a&mittas ~fattssfunSe.
ntn ssi6snbssdnsnie ess am 8rsitas In eirtm
Alter Srn 30 S0brtn, s @Onotrn uub 2 xaa,u
serfOrbsnsn Ssrrn .. 6. 5ibsmann tastsn Fh
bic @itsIteerr Der Osutihen DraiSs ecae, Der
9ff'rfsa 9sse, 8. 8. .. 8, unp ter S&ab.
maGer. @ssnibaft ,atlrti6 s~insefnhcsn. 8sics
Wuft66:s %uniersr Start beslritsten auBere,m
ben impcia ntsn srauer,ua. Der 8srfcrbtns
bint'rldBt bier Sielr TrsRurs, bic ftin friess
ninaees.ess! !::f 5TfsaatTW.
setr MAIDEN Die IitaIisesr brs @eidnarrr.
sins DStraiuia" auf bic brute @bsne fattinprnps
9ensralptrfanmtuna nnfnsrf1om.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-07

fancts MsiIt'r Der eng ii6tn a~usprndsweiis in
Neef unc S6rift, mar or sualsth finer Der com,
psfsat'ften sitsratsu, in pr NsU g9rEsr sngsi,
fbsn prsGc.
ermcrcuna tinss osuti6en 5ouilsers. Su
Ter Nabe BON williamsburg wurcs sius 9si6s
as'unpen. Wdn %srtanute in tbr einsn o:utl6sd
baulirrr. que Soisru s%stiirtia. Den man nut un
ter sem Namsn SdtOt rbsr Sad taunts, unO rsy
in Dem 8ufe zines ni6ternru, bstrie6famsn
NannsS fano. Sein SnGpst NOR an ptrlGie
0snen Stsusn aebrcben, upp am Roper snteedts
man msbrer, Bunren.
Man besi 8srca6t aeeen tinen Srcpttpn,r,
rsr Dor 8ur;cm auf Pee gtrforbeneu Settitt ur.
ter Der ScituICiguua css srcbsn Dietfahls per-
boftet, ater wiepcr frsiaeld6cn wurosn mar. Gr
muste cdmalS wieper freiseilGcn wrrrrn. Die
er wieccr duf lreiem &uBe mar, ltttB cr gu Der
Id epensn Rdlsn ataen ben Grmcrbsten Drptun-
9sn que uno srtlGrte, rbm pdS Eeten nsbmeu III
modem. llno in Der Shat l6eint mar 8adpc rae
Nctip Nrs MSrcers seweien su ieiu, ni6t DurT
na6 Sob, ra man otrlbierene wertbprue Or,
fitsl, HE Dem 9auirsr seb5rten, unterlSrt ntten
ibm fam.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-07

bnnps't pfuno Slsiit UNI Siut, 2 Dfunb Seies,
~ YfunS 8aumfpptis NIB ein Yfunp Gif&bein.
Gin &ufsbsr leiste IN ,insm antttsn. Saalt
inter metrsren SsltenSsiten aud ben Csasn
Silsom's, NIT ptm e,rfrtSs sinR isinsn Slel ;u
t6ctsn orubte.
Gin Dame %benatrfte, oa6 Sttsdm tein.n De.
atn sssabt, lonSern i& MUIR tinen lcl&en s.,
wiiniht batt.
Das 1T 'bsn Ger Dsasn, ben sr f& eerlnIdi
bat, srtpiosrts gan, trUden her aufishsr.
yin Suftittdmter sIitt. ais er ben 5eI
Hcnsfaai rerliee. an Der srfen Shmeue Der
Srsppe aus unc iel icIte gan, tinurtsr. Mun
wabrl'h. bsmtrtte elm untsn f,bencsr 81 fer. 10
lbnsl 1T bier nod ni6ts erpeSirt ,rureen.
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9nlanO.

= 0'uiameturs. 81. 9. Nm Ditnfaa NaH
4uittal murre in BEN SSirtbshaue CIR. Sic
5. ctr. Scfspb 3 Netl. % Sabre cit, erliohen.
rnO Ger 17idbrise Scbn Ssnnerp matrIbsinIi6
tSoIitb otrwuncet. Der Sbdtsr 1T Der 20idbriac
S5ubmabsr 9cuis 6iriG. Der bel isinrm Batter
in gsnanntsm Sauis arbsitsts unb wcbntr.
- Cine psue Rette. Sn esm gew Sertsr
GIipptr forbtrt elm 5drttrseis0t irssnb Ssmanb
su einem SbIaftampf bsraus unb tt6aupttt, er
Tonne 5 Gage binttr rindnbrr i6Iafsn, chne auf
surahsn. Ter bsutidf Sunpsetas fenn sas
nod trlier.
= 9%incptn pirb i6cu In rtr 1its Ss6rudre
nit itiner Srau, leinrn 8inrerH unb Der Shipe.
far NIB Wi6ts fsinr 6rau In WaibinatoM Gin.
tr fen nnb Yrrerif Ia Der 0obRuns bee Ssna.
ture 9rumbuG lcairsn' rt s%s9snwdrtis iu rieIcm
3ptde drvaert&tet miro.
Serr SEQ. AIbmun BON Nfedahuistts, Der
81, dErfmt btr repu6i. acknowledgements in
G6jtaae, ami rcI&sr eineoln n0minirt purpe,
ut R6 In sinFm r%lenen Britie duf's entihis
o"nRe FIR alstaIrias @tibdfuna Ger BON ein,sl.
uen nGroiihtn Stadtrn. namentliG MaHLGuirtts
9essA roe StlaUenfhnaarlts erlafsnen .perlSnli
den Srsthe itSbiL nHEleiprohen.
- @bttaQO. ,3nm Shneibsrtries. Der
in Der StursnihlnGt Der sinissn Saasn 10 at.
fGbrlib osrwunpets GAueibcr IeGdrtY rirS
.pisOsr au%ffOmmrn FL %FsiurSt f6 jsgt inter Der
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BON 8bOre SsIanN, mslhrr f& Sor siniAsr 3eit
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tst F6 tcbt, attr rim 100 SUP lanses Ssil ,pi.
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9Ga6riu&t. Gr nor eir ADMINISTRATION @6a,
rafter uup bel ltinsu @Ouessu lsbr belis6t. gOu.
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