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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-10


A SPANISH STEAMER N DsTREss.-The late Sout :
east gale has done considerable damage the coast
Capt Reynsls, of the Spanish steamer, Nuestra So
de Regls, arrived here yesterday from George
town. S C. His steamer was from New York bound
to Havana, where she is intended for Ferry Beat.
and she has suffered from the late stormy weather.
having beeR ashore near OcracOche. n. G and has
put into Georgetown, s. c., with machinery dIsa bed
and vessel somewhat injured. Her Captain informs
US that she is q new and powerful boat of three
hundred tons Capt. has come here to see after
having his vessel properly repaired and to consult
the Spanish Consuls. Charleston Courier ROu 6.
To MEMPHIS AND FHE SOUTH The completion of the
Tennessee River Bridge makes the connection COM
pIete between this city and Memphis, Columbus,
New Orleans, Mobile &C., by the Nashville & Ken
lucky Railroad By reference to the advertisement,
in our columns to-day will be seen that an impor~
tsnt change is made the schedule Of ths.road on
the 18th inst, when trains commence running regu>
larly through to Memphis without detention.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-10
RecruiIs Wanted.

BOUT twenty-five or thirty able bodied and Intelligent
n young to al out Infantry Company which ready
70 camp ofeerB have not yet been elected.
Apply at the Recruiting acS cedar formerly 90.
cupied By Capt. ". L. Horn. noV5-d&wh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-10

18th Amount Insured n city is not cshned
l3.h. The gres Us. Sl-oust in . block, Sl5,0C0
Personally Appeared befoFe me, the Tunscrber MeCav
secretary OF Augusta Insurance. Banking Company
EhO beng duly deposeth and The asvs ua
meat rest and true to the best Of kaoHedgs and hsf
q p msOAY, SecFetary
sEozn and subscribed be0rs me- tbs Iglh August issi
ALPHIUS G. BEAN9.
. ketAEy Pablis-
IS President, take my part-
Nm NJ D'ANTIEGNAc, President
Sworn to and scbed before this 30th day Augcs
lojl. 3. J. TUCKER,
J. P. for. Flyetts county, Iean.
CONPTR0LLR's oFTIcE,l
Nashville, Tenn. Sept. II, $50. (
This il to certify that the AuEuts InHurGnos and Bankinz
Oom2an located at augusta in the State Geo ala hss con-
piled vita all the require the Code On The h q
Foreign InIuAn-e Companies, in section 1888 70 1897 Inclusive
well the Act Of "a MARCH, % ehsptsr 25 section 7s
sq1irn deposit with the CopOer twenty taousaad aol
lars o. six PER ce1t Bonds Of The State.
And that JSsss Thomas Is tbs LEGALLY authorized Arsnt Of
sd Company in the city Of NASHVILLE, Stats 81
u. 81 J. I. DUNLAP, CompzoIler.
TIE tbs Oldest reliable Iaraaco
Companies the Soah Those wishing insurance. viii peas8
cali the uEders gned at the or Cedar street and s
square. JESSE THOMAS,
noE2-dlm Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-10
JD.M MORTON a co,
Forwarding Merchants,
HElPRLS ZKYRESSE

AENEhAos LAlHEAAEA.
NKTILL forward With dispstch snd low rates All nod
w consigned 10 them fer FsihpmenE
REE=zncH
MeserI EdEsrds Harris 90, Q Armstrong ESQ, Nsvfus
Keith Co, HamOn Esq, sEann, Esq Capt Jssi
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-10

For Rent
nN High st, se Broad dwelling With mise rooms
" Enqu E 81 Hxh street.. csr3I-tg
~ united.
WISH % hire 25 Negroes deck hands and
Il steamer hinnet0nkA A. HAMILTON.
oct2l-dlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-10

18th The greatest an-uns injured sIO.uO0.
18th Amount Insured n ans city isnot cganed.
l3.h. The gres t,st zAouSt in q block, $500.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17
Report Of the Secretary Of the Navy.
Mr.. Welles, Secretary Of the Navy,

says:
Extraordinary events which have
transpircd have called for extraordinary
action on the part of the Government
demanding large augmentation of the
naval force, and the recall of almost
the whole of our fareign squadron for
service Oh our own coactc.
The total number Of vessels in the
navy, of all classes, on the 4th of March,
was ninety, carrying, or designed to
carry, about 2, AIS guns.
Excluding vessels on the stocks,
those unfinished, those used AS station
airy storeships aud receiving ships, and
those considered incxpcdient to repair,
the available force was:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17
Of this force the following were in
tho remainder being Or
binary, dismontlcd, etc:

These vessels had a compliment, ex-
elusive of officers and marines, of about
1900 men, and nearly all of them were
OH foreign stations. The home squad
ron consisted of IL vessels, carrying
1871 guns and about 1900 men. OF
this squadron, only four vessels, carry
ing twenty-five guns aud about 2S0
men, were in Northern ports. l0
With 80 few vessels in commission
on our coast, and our crews in distant
seas, the department was very indiffer-
emily prepared to meet the exigency
that was rising, Every movement was
closely watched by the disa6ected, and
threatened to precipitate measures that
the country seemed anxious to avoid.
Demonstration existed among the off,
cers, many Of whom, occupying the
most responsible positions, betrayed
symtoms of that infldelity which has
dishonored the service. But while 20
many officers were unfaithful, the crew
TO their honor be it recordsd-wsre
true and reliable, aud have maintained,
through every trial and under ell cir
cumss1nces, their devotion to the Union
and the ing. UnfortunaAsly, however,
few compaFativsly Of thsse gallant men
were within the call Of the DEF artment
It that eventfhl period. They, = well
- the shirs, were abroad.
STEAM oUxDoArs AND sLooPs.
The necessity of augmentation Of our
navy In order 70 meet the crisis, and IN
suppressing instruction, and assist in
causing the laWs to b e1eeutsd at all
the ports, WAS Immediately 1slt and .
class Of vessels different In some re-
speeh from any that were 10 he ssr-
yScs, to act - ssutinels On the ooas1
Ne rsquired. o. TIE spur of the mo-
nlent transport stsamcrs were secered;
bat, though made capable Of sustaining
. email armament, they were not such
vssesls - would perform coutiauous
duty "a tho harboss in all wsatherk
They viii, It i believed. answer : tam
porsry purpose ibrths summer n,ontha,
but . stronger end di6ersns dsseriptieA
Of vessel is necessary for the autumn
and winter. Tho department., bcsi'les
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

A gentleman of this city writes to us
expressing his modification that . por-
tion of his blood runs in the veins Of
disunionists. Well, let him encourage
them to 20 to the war, aud perhaps it
will be let out Of them.
We are sorry to zee that our old
friend Of the Fraalkfort Yeoaaa notices
. certain article il tho Ciaciunafi Con-
mercial which he nys y such an article
''as no gentleman could notiue."
The editor Of the NaShvills Pstriot
says he u ready to lill an honossd gvsvc.
We guess he would much rather All It
By shoveling gravel into il than BY hav-
ing his carca0 Stretched q the bottom
oft. afe.. ~
The Cotton States are no doubt brave,
but it is . pity they are not bnver.
Why did they, immediately after Lin
coins election, hy prscipitately from
the fir and open battle e-6eld Of the
Union-leaving the ground In the pos
session oftheir enemies.
A call appears in the vicksburg
(Miss.) Sun for the arming of al tho
little boys from ten yeas Old urwardh |!
Now We tell you, Aiaieipisns. that il
You arm al your little boys Of ten to
invade Kentucky, we will arm all our
little girl. Of ten to meet them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17
Prentice says :

The North and the South arc not
interchanging any particular civilities
now, but we apprehend that they will
give each other good many compli-
mentary halls during the season.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17
BOUNTY MoNHY.

service.
BOUNTY N0NHY.
He recommends that oil who enlist
for three years and receive un honora-
bic discharge, shall each be entitled to
bounty of 500.
THE VOLUNTEER SYSTEM.
He thinks favorsbly of this system
as a substitute for the cumberous and
dangerous standing army.
THE EXTENT OF THE ARMY.
In reference to the number of the
troops, he thinks it an act not only Of
duty, but also of humanity, to send
plenty of them into the field to bear
down all opposition.
GENERAL SCOTT.
In concluding his report, he takes
occasion to express his deep indebted
ness, to the veteran Gcneral-in-C Chief of
the army, for the constant and self-sac-
rificing devotion to the public service
exhibited by him in this grave crisis.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17
Report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury.

From the annual report Of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, Salmon p. Chase,
we compile the following synopsis.
The report is published in full by the
Union:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

The following are the principal points
in the report Of Simon Cameron, Sec
rotary OF war, received by the Pony:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-25
Eruppen p.n y a0ad,ufetts.

So1pn, q. Suit. Die JtfquilitiOr pOn
petteren Gruppen bat paS regite 2eben in paE
8ureau pea General 2pjutanten 9ebraht. Dit
&eqimeuter merpen 10 RAID ais mG9li6 compile
tirt lnp marjhbgrett gemadt.
Dir Gegimeuter $50. 8 unO 4, melhe tir3Itf
ron Sort Monrpe 5urildtebrten, liuO berte rad
Den Commons e~5cortirt rOrper, mo @oup. @n-
brep fe nit elmer Nnlprode entIieb. Der 9rGBte
Shelf Miro liA ater pteoer amperben l%aiien.
Ateno8. Gett pem @mpfang Beblter's I'm
Sabre 1852 batten mir bier feine lolds Demon
%ltrotion, ME D%iejenj9e, gu pelber Der Ib9an9 oss
ID. 9ie9 meut5 AnIaB CAB. SIS mar iACn gang
buufel, ais Die 8ruppen opn 8prt ggarren an Der
9Gerfte anfamen. @leidippbl maren Die Straz
ZEN, purA melde bas 9%tegiment auf oeln We9e
na6 Dem 8abnbOf pallirte, NIT Mdnnern, 8rau=
en- un0 Sinpern angefnlt. Welde nie 2ruppen
nit ni6t enpen moIenpen 6urrab5 empfin9en,
mG0renp Die Damen an Den 8enlter1 lire "a
lGentiiher lAipenften. Sol, Nsblter Ielblt mar
Der @c0enfanp DER entbuliafii6en Demon ira
tipnen, uup ME gnr3e Scene perrietb cir, 70 tiefea
@efiGl, wie l6 bier ME 8uYcr 9sauBert.
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Mns MiGomrt.

OF. Quuts, %. Suit. Plus 9lorp- Mificurt
tpirb 9%emelpet, RAP am SCuntag @tor9sn einC
Attbeilune pOn @ol, Smitb'S 3cuaOen mad
Oanoile 5o9en unp 4 MGroer oerbafteten, mel.
DE f3 Bel Der Gunorcung BON Sol. Sbarp UNI
2ieut. Sdger ~betbettigt batten. Ole fhbrten biz
M6toer auBerbalb peS Srte8 unD eri6p1en le,
@iuer p%erleIben, 81. 9errea, mar ADUOtat UNI
fri6er 8eOotttur pes OOenpiae 0eralD,."
;3pei anpere, p%erlelben tntbat bel6ulpi9te
Mduner murpelt in MericO. 9lnrom County,
bur6 cine Gayalerte-G cmpasnie unter @apitan
Smttb erlhUfen.
0ier anpere entfauen sn 9ferns. @iner Ger
@rjdp1snen mar Captain elmer @Ompa 3nie Ste
euldrtr IN Nlfrirc glameus @iCultrie.
1000 Niaun inD an Seri6iepenet Nunften
Der Nprtb MitGpurt Giieubabn aufseIfeut. Ge
beiBt, cine 9roBe An3abl 8ebslsn aus Sapot=
@fiiourt muri6ire se9en 9lpt &npb, ben lao-
li6en Gnppuntt Der Srpn-N lCuntain ilenbabr
uup Der bort tatiouirte Sol, gprlaap babe mad
8ertdrtunsen ge1didt.
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Qlus Sort We
(G~orreipOnten5 ser 8ereim0ten 9reiie.)

(Splt6lPpHpSH8 X SNtVu"SN" f"NIN' -##E5#"s
Munrpe, 20. Suit. 6eute lOlte line tri9z
ttae 8epeoung bier p%Orsenonmen irerOen, bic
Ielfe wnroe aber, in 6pl9e Der Na3rtAten aus
g6al6tngtor, perlhpteu.
un1ere 6ruppen lin0 6esieris bds nn9litd BON
Bethel unp MauaGa8 gu rdden nno mitulhen
uur, ta Te Iel6t ni6t gum Nn9rtf 9efllbrt perz
beu, RAP Gel. Magrueer bas 9aser bet gswpOrt
Stems a%n9reifeh mG9e.
Die Na6ri6ten oua @a1bin9tpn Serbreiteten
9rauer, o6er feiuc Ntltblolistett, itber Die bteIt=
aet Gruppef uno atle linp felt itter5en9t, zap
Sa5 IhlieBlide GnDe pes &rie9es ben 9loroen al6
@te0er miro terpOr9ebeu lalten,
@un Stem gJorf linO 9roBe ScrrdtBe BON Wdf-
fen unD &letOuue5tifeu fir Die bier la9ernpen
gem=9jorfer 8ruppen an8etummen,
0as &anonenbOOt aYen9uin", Bet Nerprrt
STEMS fotipnirt, lteb geltern eiuen iGrer 9elare=
neu @Gpner 9pn giprfpIt Den Sames 6luB bin
auF palitren nnp fcuerte uur 6 Shifle auf BEN
lelben a6. G8 beiBt, periette babe &anonen nad
9tt6mOnD III 9apun8 aebabt.
Der 2uftihifer Ga MCuntain 1T IN Slb YOint
nnO mill abermOr6eu cine 9uftfabrt moAen Inn
bic Ste4una res 8eiuOes 3t reccanCastren.
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M1arEtprcife.

&tnbYteb. IS wurben 400 Stif ausoebptel
Yreile feH. Son So. 25@$5.00 - 100 1b
Ourhldniti6pret8 S4.75 p 100 Id. 8erfanft
murpen $50 an tielise Mebser.
@ 10 e II renig D~erIan9t u. 81 nteceren 9rei>
a. len %perfauft SDn $6.oO@$5.373 7e1OO Id be-
aablt,
.S49afe $2.76@s.5o sei9rren, fur CUTE Seer
.ateOGpI, per @auOne 39-4l Cts. fir. 90 PCT
8utterI tete @jOben "a @ts. % Id, @lapes 20
-22, 9tpabutter 2O-24 Cts.
6ebern, 40 to- As Sis % Id weni9e i'm Marfi :.
5rIdte, &pllhen 81 .9O02,25, @almnit1e 6
@t8., @Ortntben 81 Cts, 9aaumen l23 @
IL Gents, @ttrcnen $l.55 @2.0O per GCE
Sran9en 81 90 per 8pr.
g { - Il , .YiemOnt 81 Cts. % Id Nelfen 10
1O2 @ts., pltin. Sn9rpcr 81 6, MusfatnuB
4O-55, Yfeher 1o4-1O4, Mu8fatbIItbs a.
@ettetOe, @eiscn roth. urbinar l0e@11s
gut bis auSgeSei6net 116@l2O, wei6er quite,
ll6@l20, ertra fetner l30@14O.
5afer, 8irS. II. Ntarsl. 28@sO, pennI. 81,
Aernf peiBes 62@67t seltes 55@o7 Gt6.
9tosgen, MarYlanb 63965, peril. 68 @ts,
.0Yps, p T,Onne IN alunpen So. 53-3.
81 unnp @eru0taniiher 2240 @ 500 81
8ned|enmebl S26 per Spnne.
3 En- , nener fp Id i00(035 Cts.
6Gute, Btb loie 7@8, setrOdncte 14-15.
Seu, SimUtbg $l5@I7 per SCnne. 8lee $ll
@I3 in 8bl.
aaff9e, aiO gut 129 @ l84 prima lsa@l4,
Sapa l73@l8, 9~aquagra l3a@15.
9eber, pan. @oblen "a @ p, Qano eeIdl.
q @ 20, Stapt 24@30, Ster 3. 5000. 80,
0 19 &alb 1920 % Dug.
~ plalieSt Muscppape l7@19, MewsSrleans
neuer 32@35 Gts.
M ebl, 9pparNltreet. luper $5.5O@5.62
ertra to fancy 6.00O6.2 %
- fanlils 7.00@7.5O
y Sbio & &entudY luper $50
u ertra 5.75@6.0O
~ ~ fanttlY 7.O0GD7.5 st
.ora CITY Mias gut bis fem 04 5.25@5.5O
- a. ertra HCE 7.OO@7,25
~ Well6 tnmilY 900
JteIerOOir, YatapSCD, NIblanb
S Fl & @rrtlfpr family 900
u NelerpDir ertra $50
G 8 g c nm } l. 3.50@3.75
4ornmebt g 2.87
9rpbii % n E II trentg Nadta9e. S6ultern
74@S3 fir Seitenitife, 9@1l3 fur S@infen
SaISleilA: pretle peri0iepeu.
FIR Seltenltide unc 81 fur 3arb.
Net8, 6@e4 @t9.
|StGrte. Yerl Sc GtS. 9fb
81 [ @rOunD 9llum % Cad 1905 G., Mar,
fAallS $l,35@$l. 40, Albtpn'S 81 80, 3urfs
Sslanb 2o@25 Cts. % Suibel POM StUre.
W . | {, ungewaIhen 23-25 % 10, 9amm 2S.-
81, fetne 80 @ 90.
Us bisfes y, Gitp p @'aapne I73 Cxnt6, Sbir
49, aber feline 8erfduft.
3 ude r, NewsSrleanS $50 as. rs, @rpccrie OF.
ptnatr bis gut 4.75(05.75
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miapuri -@tnala.@onpen1ipn.

3~efferlOn City, %. Suit. Dte Gcn=
senticn palirte bentt Ntpr9en nit As 9e9en 81
@timmen einen geldluB, ipOOnrN Sen. Stirl.
@rice leine8 in Der lebten SiBun9 befleiOeten QIuts
tes etne5 Dralipenteu Der @UnpentiUn ertlset err
tt1rt wirD.
Sen. ST. miIlun, Der frii6sre gi3sprafOent,
murpe etnitimmig Jun Yrdtpenten erpabIt. 81
lit elm ltnnr Batter unipnemann. a
Gin antra8 purpe setsat, Die 9barbiterfele
fur erleptst gu ertldren. neil Der 3blrbuter Der
lebtea SiBung als lntUnsmann erp6blt Wurpe
unO Iettber cine ie5enipntltil6e 3eitunS berauS-
CAB.
Il. @rtebt biet cine 9eftise DtsunioaSreOe,
fpurin er pie Standardization ais rspoluttCn1r,
SeTpetild unO g~eipaltanmaBenO Sereammte unD
bic unipnefi6rer in Ct. 2pnis uno Dem Staatf
NIT S6mdbun9en Gberbdufte. g
Die Sohe mrrpe etlent @Umlte BON 3 @lit-
slteoern ibermielen.
Gin @omite pom 7 Mit9liebern, zines aus L.
bem@UugrsbDqtritte, purDe erpdblt, peiien yfltA'
es lein lpa, iiber Die 9esenpartteen 8trren In
Gtaate 8eridt gu %erltatten. Soleenpe 6errer
purOem POM |. bis gum Z. @pnsreBpiFrttte &C.
@atlt:
Geae.D l A
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glcucffes a1ls @airp.

Cairo, Sill, %, Suli, Die 9tetetlen ia
Ben etne bepafnete @taAt 9eseribfr oieiem ptobs
tn &entufY.
SIS miro beriAtet, RAP gBatfin6 NIT 1000
Maun Iiebsn Nleilsn BON bier la9ert. Seine 9srlte
|pleu u~bri9enS ipdrlib beroHdet iein.
Der @srluif Der 9tgteaen bel, WalalIa5 wirp
auf 5000 gelddBt.
@lat6urne Sadion uhO lein Stat waret leg
ten Sonntag in Meinpbi5.
Su Memp6i8 pirO cine beabiidti9te Nttaque
uuf BirDs 0Otnt in Abreoe eeltett.
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10 9e9en 8 Stimmen burG. Spmtt pin1dtt
Der l. 3tpei9 nidt, bic StaOt in Die @ebeimni7e
ibrer Eri~e9sauS9aben e~in3upeiten.
Der BON un6 lGpn mitgetbeilte 8eriAt itte,
DIE polt5et an ben @pn9reB murre bann in an
grin 9enCrlnen uno CAB Oerlelbe Seranlaluno
gu lharlen @rGrterunsen. @iner Der .6erren
melnte, tpein Die 9oli3et-D treftoren 1dulpig qe=
tpelen iparen, 70 lri e5 Der gauge Staotratb audi
9epeIen tno Elm anoerer Der weilen S1ter peraoB
lih @icireit, WarIAal Sane Den Walbinoton BON
Baltimore SIT uenren. SGlieBlt6 fam Die GiGl
sur N%bltimmung unD purpe nit 10 aeaen 9
Sttmmen angenCnmen. Dd9egen ltimmten Die
5erren 9eislsp, 0Ufe, MYers, 3bpmas, @bslpS,
OratelY, Alen, Gbale unO OirOn.
Sn Der ~9eltrt9en Sigung fam nt6t6 ron 8e-
oeutun9 ppr.
SurY beS 8. ct. @ert6ts.- DieIe
Snr9 1T mad elmer 37tG9i9en Sibung nunmebr
~entlallen pprpett.
E- @tr MAIDEN allie Unions
m a mn CT auf bic beute NbenO in Den re1pettt
pen Barps ItattinbenOen ~8eriammluu9el bebufS
Der 9fopemberpab len an fmerflant.
NGY Sertett CONCERT! = Seben
Mpntag, Dpnnertae unO Samitag Nbenp, I'M
ter DIRECTION bes 9rpf. 3idmann, In Der ouf's
lhGnlte ein9ertAteten SUmmerwirt6l9aft Der DR.
better 5ale, SEQ. 5 SiO-8 rieprt9ltr.
Eg~ Dim nddften Samlta9 9ebt Der Ddrnpfer
vSarOnia nit Der peutld)en Bolt mad 6amburs
ab. = @in;elne 9fummern uniereS NU6enblat-
tes per1enpen mir nit pteiem Dampfsr a 8 Gts.
p%ortp1ret. Die Yclt idlieBt 6reita9 Mitta9 Inn
3 ubr.
GB BAD GurOpo. Der 8remer Oant>
pier u9iep gort" pirp am 3, lusult BON gietp-
2ort naA Sremen ob9eben. 9ala9e fam in
DER 0edersSffire 9elidert terpen.
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Die 5erren 8rOoteab, sen6ston, IS. $.
5au, SO. 9. 9al, 50. Douglas, Senrids ano
8oppY.
StBun9.
@r @puSernenr Sterart beontrn9te einen Be-
1dluB, Das @cuverneursamt fir erlepigt St err
tldren unp DalIelbe gu erlebei.
Dem ubisen Sieterer @pntite aberptelen.
gertaeuna Bic mur9en GUrmitta9
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eOeal.sseniafeitem aus Wafbinatpn.

SOfal=Y6eniefetten aus Wafbin0ton.
Der Sd9er Btttetm MilIer aus
MarburJ in &ur6elisn, welher i'm Eager Spr
2llsranpria am II. ShIi, purN l1noprlidti9feit,
zines leincr 6amer1Oen, einen ShuB in bas
rshte 8ein erbielt, befinret li6 i'm Columbia @pl=
le9e 6Ospital in @aibin9tcn unO parf bofen,
baID piepsr berssltelIt gu lein.
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muuittuu mad, Walbinatcn .

8cfon, "a. Suit. 3meibunOert 2cunen
Dulper uuo cine Miaton &ueel 6ortatlHen rur-
ben Qetcrn BON bier naA Bai6in9tcn YerIAiHt.
Da8 10. Ma6aAuiettS 9ie9, @CE. Briggs. 9ebt
mcrgcn, init aller Qltarlltung unO 20 Ambu~
lancen perlsAen, per Oampfer naA MalAin0tOn.
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aas 4lrafenfaif SER aa0is."

Stem berrYport, "a. Suit. Der SfO=
ner IS, @am" Scu Mprgaena fam beute NaG.
mittaa an er bcri6tet, RAP er am 90. Suli ul=
ter Pr 25' 8r. unO 700 10t 8. prei Stunpen
son elmer 8riag oetfUlst wurpe, obne 3weifsI
benz 0traten gSef, OoDt0".
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so(idbe G,plbsaO1 iin;en.

Nep= gprf, "a. Sult. 3ebn=D ouar9OlO-
Ritde, Die NIT platina 9efilt uno ieGr gut aus
oefibrt Inp, boben bier alentbalben ibr gri 9e
neu denldGt.
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1sg 7 9yretesg 6ie9em!!!

eaRH@ Ml 8, Nn3ut ftnbet Elm 9ret8iGieB n Hatt. @ae
Sorten am Gtngona porseiaen.
oa an Ntn9an9 feine Bj1et3 oerYauit merten, 10 fnS Gintrtt8.
saIrh oel perm 6thton, Wio3e:. @aroner, 8Ipt8 unb Or. g8no.
tputT 81 paben. Attipc uno poiipe W~&tgltber, bic fb am Sceie,
ven DstpetI9en rpuen. milen ibre 4rete bis I'M i uar auf Dem
OG@tbltSno oerelt bdten. Das @DInite Ser
Oo-Wi0 8oltimp gre
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8einclt6e &ruppen feben Bet Der SprtnsfeIb
Citation auf Der Orange unO QleronOrta giens
babn.
Sn Der oer9anaeuen 9taGt tpurbe Bier NIarm
oe7htoaen, bic NidetS %feuerten unb alsemetne
Nnfresuna berridte in ben Straben, iepO4 pai
lirte wetter nthts
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9. WsnrnlonO Ogeoi,,,cnt.

aae Ste1 ni9en, mtl6 Scr6erunoen an bteies 9teaiment al pa
ga1sn ltn6 anfasfOrb9t' ibre &e4nunaeu am nd6ien amt-
llM9 an 9apt. Sredaer n 9to. 5S Y9elt=8 altimcrc1tr efnstfeucen
Sue Ut dnun9en miien in @nHttfat oue9 ferti9t uno nit Zen 8e,
e9en per1e6en lem Mr0o
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Nene Nn3fi0cn.
9slerte SSnrp ttnipnlente!


@ae Burner unS tiftiQe Gr(eaten baben lett @eIeacnbcit Fd
eIhem auE9e$ttdbneten ~Jtt9nient (}rempnt SO. u @oloneu 81,
ola alll4ltBcn gu fcnnen. Ger 8amrf ent6rennt BON Nsmem
S%,uei inter Die Nobne nno mUloet Gud IN @erp port bel 60
y efoa "oslb'8 9ptel Soperp, pbt in ~gSabingtcn bel D2aioi
sol. @erbar6. Gui25s
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@etstrtc1 0eeDer,


IU' AVO JtVEU@QUlpNCUjtTQBR, d
at fttS cine reite 9u8pabI pen Sargsn in alien @,bsern ~ ben
biniAiteu Yreien p%eTrdtbt9. Sf3O.I
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Mff.

ISaAaO 91fT. SuGrtterurct1ter'8e&Sfr
6UA Baltimore, Sen %. Sunt 1861.
WerIamst ~foforf: 500 NferSe, woppu 400 petSiglide
3u9pferte mo ter Sdt Aetperbe iar @a~c0lge-@ebrauf ien
Ruheu. Die Gfcr6e mGien pSntg geuu6, gut 9etOut un6 fei bon
ieoem 6ctler, bic ~Jiettpiree nidt itnqer alSs5 INTO ni9t dltet ais
I Sabre nno Die 3u9pfctpe 5Wiihen 6 uno 8 Sabre ait un6 Is BIS
10 9no brd, len. 5}arbeu: 1dmari braun, gr0u un6 Bap. Or
pretS bari 1925 fir ieot8. II + I6el ftetqen.
Ste mullen CUR 5nlPetten. an butts Seao 9otel"gSta1en in
6rort-, nabe @agitr, beite 8crmtta9 UNI 10 llbr po"r9efibrt
merSen. -e- at tH# Hs @EafN eSo8. BE lorT
Suli1- -aa i MsS.M
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9enti9e lttlO engliiGe Sdale
@epra Sod.
&aur 1tnO 6emfel's peutld enalilde @dule

III pe'der n'blt elementar- uno Gealnnterritt and H. tcrriht i'm
3etIh.n uno III petbltbsn 0anearbe TN. ionic af @erIanacn I'M
StaoNrgrlst' eftbedt wlte, beinoet f9, @de BON GoGrelt- mo
"1""'p S5uni29, Smt
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q. 2stts IS 9trtb's

D FaFF DOIeI
an Gnoe Der z. StraBe, IaI0in9ton .. 6.
Dem Ynblfrm beIteu8.
sS. a%e9eso6nea nn6 9alaieae'S eebsn faY apern @de
oiCHEIt. . IN
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thereby certify that to the best of my knowledge and be-
lief the abovs-named guarantors - and- are good
and sufficient.
signature. G. I'll.
To be signed by the United States district judge, United
States distalet attorney, collector, or navy agent,
(SuH16, An, lmIp) -