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south American India ms.

The government OF the Araucanian Indians,
who lately invaded Chilli 5000 strong, is feder-
alton Of Kindred tribes who have never been sub
jugated. Their country extends lS0 miles along
the coast, northward from Chilli, and its breadth
from the coast to the crest Of the Andes Is about
$50 miles. It's productions are similar to those
Of Chilli, and the population is 100000. Tho
Spanish language Is held In great contempt, and
no foreigner can Ssttle In the country without
taking an Auracanian name. Their territory is
divided into four provinces, each province into
five counties, each Of which Is again subdivided
into nine townships, governed by hereditary Off.
GERS. The governors OF provinces form national
council, presided over by one Of their number (;
and II decides on peace, war, and foreign rela-
tions. They recognize q Supreme Being, who,
they think, governs by means Of subordinate
agents somewhat akin to their political system.
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BOUNTY LANDS, &c.-SOLDIERS, BAIL
- % sa1 sshsss Who have sssyed In any e ths wsr
- ysl.- D. :, SsowaE zas.:E, e ys,,sa ,s
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PRRSONAL NOTICES:

BOUNTY LAND-SOLDIKRS', SAILORS,
~. S.:.sass :.a ssf s. 4: ss's :fs ,sa
who're vl4 sa.ia sxis6 Psrtieglsr sttsns,eq giysc
~ ccmr q C6ambsn and Chsihsn SrssS.
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The fire from this work completely covers the
navy yard, and in case the latter is held by the
Federal authorities it would not hold out long
against Fort Pickcns. The bar on the exterior
Uf the Bay is three miles distant, aud beyond
that there urc 10 facilities for u hostile fleet to
licn safety. All the forts in Pcnsacoli Bay
are ere this garrisoncd by Alabama troops
who were invited there by the Governor Or Flor
ida.
FoHr McKEE.-This fortiGcation is situated
Un Fosters Bank, aud guards the west side Of
the mouth Of Pensacola Bay. 1t is Fashioned
fort built Of brick masonry, with walls twelve
feet in thickness. II Is cmbrasured for twI tiers
Of guns under honhproOf cascmatcs AMI has
one tier ~ Jdrbete. Its armament consists Of
$50 guns, and in tine Of war requires garrison
Of $50 men. The work cost the Federal Govern
mont about 800, 900. Its guns radiats at every
point Of the horizon. II is a very effective work.
The full armament Of the fort Is not complete,
but sufficient number Of guns are in battery 10
make very good defence In conjunction with
Fort Pickcns. Below this fort is a water bat
interior Of Fort Mckee is provided with tho
necessary shot furnaces, officers and soldiers
quarters, magazines, &c.
Fort BARUASCAs is ON the north Of Pcnsa-
cola Bay, and directly fronting the entrance to
its mouth. The work is erected on the site Of
an old Spanish fort. The fort is u Fashioned
work, built OF heavy masonry, and mounts 40
guns, and IN time Of war requires garrison Of
$50 men. The armament Of the work Is fully
mounted, and it. magazines are In good or
der. In the rear Of the fort Is a redoubt, which
is sauxiiary to Fort Barrancas. Some extensive
repairs have recently been completed on this
redoubt, and the thanking howiizsrs Of scarp
and counterscarpcan be mounted with very little
labor.
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FriGI,tf,I Oppre..len In MIs.LrlppI.

The Secessionists Of South Carolina and Mssis-
sippi are particularly anxious to keep the world
from knowing some thngs that are going on in
those states. Yesterdaya gentleman, formerly
msmber Of the Kentucky Legislature, stated
that he was Just starting for Mississippi to en-
deayOr TO relieve his brother In that state. The
brother had written him that tax was imposed
upon every slave-owner in the state Of tl2 for
each negro; that, unless the tax should be paid
within avery few days, the negro property was to
be conscated to the public use that his own negro
tax amounted to 81, 500, which he had no means
whatever Of paying; and that hundreds Of slave
proprctors were hurrying their slaves out Of the
state to escape the intOlerable oppression. He
moreover wrote that this was known TO be only
the beginning Of n terrible system Of taxation,
and added the expression Of his perfect convic-
ton that the people would not stand it-that
within thirty days they. would rise up in their
wrath and their strength and crush oppression
and oppressors alike beneath their feet.-Louis-
vAe Journal.
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MACHINERY, Ikc.
NICKS ANTLFRICTION MACHINE,
. FOR PUNCHING, sHEABING,

r EHiGH METALLIC PAINT-THE UN-
~ dersned, AGENT. for this invaluable paint arc pre-
nanufssturers prices They warrant tbs article 70 bs
Euperior 70 any sold In this market being fully 70 per
Esood and canvas II has no eruAi. Brick buildinq
ainted with coat Of Mi. paint viii bs kept perfect
In dry for many year-at about third the prce of
pure iesd-S worth yAstly tor all slch purposes.
STEVENS, BROTHER co,
t~9lg M Pearl It., Nsw York.
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NJEw YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.

ssa PExRI s' srREET, ia ;'Ss NEW ' YORK.
and DEALERS In eveTy dsscip
sion Of STATIONARY and PORTABLE STEAM IN
GINES and BOILkRs, WOODWORTH5 PLAEKR6
and al ether Woop Wonxra MAonrNEs
LEHfiiKR & RUBbER BEiTISG,
RABBIT Anp OTHER COMPOSITION MErALA
WITH All okhsr articles needful 10 Machine Shop
6OLE MANUFACTURERS OP
Sd. DICY1. Cslebrated Ant. Friction
HARRIS' PATENT SlfTINd MACHINEA
sTFRxfsDoUBttEfASSTiSoBAILvA
ORTABI.k SCALEs IN GREAT VARIETY,
Aad many ethsr valuable Articles.
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Total bid tnr.....................si2 900
The bidders Mt II per cent. notified officially
that they ret - per cent Of the asked fp-
In the haste of making additions On Saturday, ,omc
were made IN our figures relative to bids for
tie new Treasury lpan. The above may 10 daprSd-
cd upon rs substantially corrcrt.
Tie Teutonia arrived q, this port this morning.
with 100000 in specie
roEEIGS IMPORTS AT SEw YORK.
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A YIRE BURNT Down whole block Of stores
at Worcester, Mass, on Thursday morning. The
loss Is e1i, 900.
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F l N A N CT A l., 30.
NEW YORK. Monday, jan. 81


Stocks today took another strong upward move
ment the sales being larger than those Of any single
session for long time, and an average advance
ef1 1s1x per cent. was established The Bond liss
is very strong, and few State stocks and Rsilrosd
bonds are offering At the advance There nothing
done in Government stocks. For coupon nves OF 1874
9sh was bid. Treasury 10 per cent notes fell y per
cent. below the extreme price Of Saturday. The
Railroad bonds are much higher, in some cases a
per cent.
Foreign exchange is held firmly, but thus Ear we
hear Of but Little busieess doing. Ol Lmdon lNi q
lo6i4 are the quotations. Francs b.32S. Philadel.
phia exchange is easier, \ 3o-l0o.
The day is very busy one at the Assistant Tresri.
rers Office. The takers Of Ttcisry notes hurry
ing in their gold, and about SjoO,0Oo was depodted
b2oro i2 o'clock. As the notes carry interest from
the date Of derosit takers lose no time In transfer
ring their money from the hanks to the suTreasury.
The terms Of the lom require depostors to exchange
their gold for the notes within Ave days.
The award Of the Five Millions Treasury notes was
about ~ follows:
Al ~ y cent. ... $4,000 Alto y cent. =. sI?iooo
Az D cent. $1,000 AZ loS D cent. 10000
hah n cent. 1OO0DI AZ 10Y y cent. bij,sOO
M3'i o cent. GI,C0OlA IL D. cest.. pa, 600
Total awarded average lO'. y cent, :. 81 900, 900
Rid for Al anil nb typ a cont I
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NJYW YORK MACHINERY DEPOT.
N SrEvESs BRoTHE,R HER, 4 co.

Hvsry ds.sipSksn OF STATIONARY and portable sesau
sssne. ensdns and hand lathss power And hand plan
srs driis SssT StanS mAchins. bolt Sutt;rH morris
vshf sav MILK d varous kinds; grain mills IN grss
yssssy; Al n .ss st tAs vsu i''~ S;stmsI- s;ss e nd
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followed him, and few days siscs shot Mn
uosu a on the street. lie gave himself up to ths
authorities by whom he was acquitted.
Two oESTLEMEy sEEISo drunken usu ~.
ing in agutter, in danger of suffocatiou. Al n
dianapolis, on Monday evening, called 70 a ns-
gro to help them get him to a shelter. The ne
gro took fright, and in retreatinQ put a MA
tol ball through tho hat Of ono Of the good
Samaritans.
Mrs. HARMON, "DAuGHrER OF OpapAW
GERMAN" IL out with q card respecting ber
stcpmothcr, who died last week in destitute cir
cumstances at Syracuse. She SAYS that besovs
she married her father, Mrs. GERMAN was .
teacher; that having hoodwinked the old man.
she induced him to sign notes for some $50 900.
that her brother realized the notes and ab-
seconded; that the old man died pcnniless, in
strange and sudden manner. from the effects of
opiunI that Mrs. GERMAN then went West to
find her brother, and get share Of the plunder,
that she found him ~ base and unprincipled as
herself, and he would not give her cent; and
that snce then she has been rowing about the
country, miserable, abandoned woman, With
cut friend.
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WANTED.

PADDLE WANTED-ANY ONE HAVING
y rood LADY'S SADDLE to dispose Of AT A BAR
AIN, may fna q customer by addressing . note 70 Nj
PING SCHOOL, boz s54 Sun Office. taS u
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RATES OF ADvERrISNg0s

Two words, OF les, cus day, 50 cents: svS dsvs.
oeuts; shres dsys q, six days, R. All IssssSs.
tons inside, srnns price each DAY.
Marriages and Deaths, 25 ceras sx sacA fsu,r ~.
Monthly advertisements Of four nss insertef u -
convenienoe Of the once, - fr evsry - in-s~Ss1a
Advertisements received until 10 O'Clock, r. Y nv
es'Aoiisbmens Ii entirely olossA On svnday.
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ENlPLOYNIENT-Mnle.

Il OHMENT-MAle.
GENTS wANTED-CAN MAKE PROM
III % to 50 day, by selling new smsll article u.ed
Ievery family --lo2 Fulton st., 3D. story. 1A
I GENTS WANTED FOR MRS. HAWKINS
curious new book Of. "fEMALE CHARlCrER5
TIE CITY" interesting TO all readors Very sale
e. Fancy binding, 3o0 pages, % engrsvinga Price
Apply 1874 Nassau street, room 80. jslg G'll6
GENTS WITH FROM t2 TO S20 CAN
meet with an excellent opportunity TO make money
Aidly, by selling entirely light article Of uni
nal necessity Just patented, by calling at 5b3 and o,o
toadway IN ", room No. o. islo 2isc'lS
, BLACKSMITH WANTED WHO UNDER
stands liOrseshocing and Jobbing, in EAt Brook.
", Flushing avenue and Skilraan street None but q
I'D workman need apply. A single man preferred
jazz 2.l38
lTALE AND FEMALE HELP OF ALL
~ nation. wanted 10 notice they can be SUITED With
Cd situations In every capacity, by applying 70 NAN
mo, 3Ts siIth ave. n B.-We can recommend TIL this
bee - reliable ia9 AAr'lD
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..A ....s ~ ntss 10 y CH5ss.
y's''osaa STaf 80
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, TO SMALL
fsmilies-9 front and one back Inquire at 10
stherinoe 4 told No. 23l rosewood bureeu Tor sale
heap. hn 3'ls1
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Total awarded average TO-. y cent. :. 81 900 900
Bid for at and above II D cent. ........ T2o,,Oc0
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THE NEW YORK SUN
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. p, 1854.
Fuiser Street Prayer Nrcc,,ns, Yesterday.

Fulssn street Prayer Meeting, Yesterday.
Both lecture rooms were dcnscly crowded. In
the upper room great many persons, chiefly young
people, snxiousy asked for prayer. These requests
gave an unwonted interest to the meeting. The frst
70 rrsy was young man. Then followed an older
professor OF religion In whose heart the deep foun-
tains OF feeling had been broken up. II WAS with
great difficulty that he could utter the word, Of his
prsyer On account Of emotion. The same tenderness
was seen oil over the meeting. Tears falling all
around. The Holy Spirits prcscnce and power WIS
most sensiby felt.
Mr.. A, r, wrNoRS read the following note from
the House OF Detention. 'Mr wrrNoRx, the story
you told the boys last sunday has interested them
III the Fulton street Prayer Meeting, aud two
snd----, have repeatedly asked me to request
prayers in thcir behalf They arc very dcsirous Of
becoming good boys.
send this request to you. ps you will know better
than whs 10 d. with It,"
Mr.. wrrsoRr proceeded to Ny that the story
which no told 10 these children wns that Of the little
Syracuse boy, who sent his request to this meeting
and whose conversion and happy death were re-
markahlc. come here ON behalf of these two boys
I, ask you to pray for them. Aud for LOO children
now in that House OF Detention and also for 10 in
the Juvenile A-yluIr all Of whom were cncc g'crt-
ID perishng children, running la our streets. Oh
prS Sr those COO children whom We are trying to
sav, from the awnilly corruptng and destructive m.
nuerces Of our city God sccms TO I've calling chill
drcn in wonderful manner /, hmsc,l, IN these lat
ter days
The Sr> i"oiiD9 riRircn 10 NE Prayer Meeting.
Two lovely looking children boy oI u aud a
gir "f years, brother and SISTER, observed in
the meeting They exceedingly attentive 10 all
the exercises Of tho meetings. much H. at
tra,t the attention o; those sitting near. Among
thcs" was the Supcrin,cniart Of u Sdihlth s'hppl
lie invited them into the upper ruom, WHEN tho
meeting WAS over, and, in his an,ctionlie manner.
inquired Of them ~ o. their state Of mini.
I'VE are very anxious to become Christians" said
tl,c H., I,,s
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gsiatia ppn SnbianappIis.

(Spe5taIs 0epeHe Der v9tnc. @a5ette.D
Snptanapptts, %. Sept. 6plgenbe
Depeihe, pattrt pom louisville, Spnuabeno gta6=
mittag fam beute an @ouosrneur MlprtCn
yS4 babe loeben 8eri6t erbalten, RAP Bud
ner init 1000 @lann Snfanterte, 1900 GaSaIe,
rte uno 81 Stitden 2%lrttuerte beronmarl6irt
Der gGe9 1T auegebe6ert pUrpen uaO pte 8einpe
befinOen li6 rabriAsinlid trBt Idcn IN @Iiia-
betbtpipn. Die 2sute lu1en tiiatig uup gut be-
paFnet lcin. @lsin 8ert6teritatter la9t, pab
fb feline 6ruppen in NRsmpGte b%sfinpen. Senpea
Sic mir ipDisl 9erit3rfung pte m6slt6,"
2tuf Diele DepeiGe lanUte Ooup. @lprtQn pas
SO. Jieg., 0bsrit 9urriioa, nad 9ouiast1e unD
ba5 80, Sbert Scott mad @pansoiQe. Oas
TO-, Sberf' 9anipn, 9in9 beute Nahrnitta9 naG
louisville ab unp Elm r~petteres 9te9iment fplgt
morgen. Ooup, MorbeaO, Barr unD Ourrett
famen bier I'M Sonntas Our9 upo wurren tpeis
ter mad Columbus 9ebraGt. Gin 6ateas Cor
pu5 8efebl tam ibnen 51 ipat tad. Nm @retn@
rtper wurOe etu Spton 9efabt, Der nit DepeIGen
ppn 8udner unterpee8 mar.
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Sic Webenen in asntucFn.

2put8Vt(le, "a. Septbr. SIS eebt ba8
@eri9t, RAP Die 9lalbpiae unD louisville @iienz
babn BEL 9loliu, 81 Nietlen 1itoltd BON bter ab-
9~e6rannt pOrpen lit, Mrpli9 spn Die en- Srten
~befnpeu fA feline Jtebeaen. 81
uuiele Ntauet5 loQsn 10 Metten lupIt@ son
Gliiabet6tpmn ftebsn. 3 Sff3iere uno 5 Or
meme pom 8uduer'6 COMMANDO tpurpe In Glt<
iabetbtUipn oerbaftet uup bisrberBebra4t. gle
werOen fir Spipne 9ebaIten.
Mlaipr Nnperlpn bat cine Nrpflamation erla1s
fen pes SnbalteS, Dap tein &entndier 9erbaftet
perpen miro, wel6er gu 9aule bleibt uno rubig
ietner 8elGaftt9uug naAgett, nt6t ais Spipn
9egeu bic Bunpe6= pper StaatSregterun9 pient
unD riht NIT Getelen correspondent Dper penlet=
ben irgenp ipelde llnterfuBung Sufemrten laBt.
Der Democrat SerGfentliAt einen Brief BON
Sen. 8uduer an SGnies Wutbrie, In tpelhem er
Dem legteren 0oriAla9t, pie Otreitipn per 9taIb
oile unp louisville @tlenbabn unterapent SGpe
Der SeSelfiUnatruppen utter 8udner fort3uigben.
-Q8em pie8 Seripsigert per0etl iUete, miro er Dir
Gtpfs an 2lgenten per @pAtties Ibfrge6en, purd
welGe Die Gilentabn fibrt. = DIR BeriGt, bag
God SO. ] 8eritbrt pDfpen iet, 1T lNpQDro UNI
Die 3erltSrung pQn@ Sod SO. 8 nod 3petfettaft.
gudner raadte gu fpat gpt ; bic un3erlt4rten 9dda
perptn Jest Son llntontiten betrattt. '2 =-z Siels
rnionaIsute BON Bier IinO ieGr bruarubi9t iIite'
Die NusFdt, paB bic 9%lekeQen, na6pem leItu
8tr9inien aaes GBtore perSebrt, Die ununterbtO>
denf Serbinprn9 3pil4sn JliGmpnp uno Nloltn
benugen nnp I'M 9er4t Die 9roptipnea &sntudp's
branplaaben werpen.
Die @%erbonplungn Der 2e8isIatur iparen behte
O9ne 8eOeutuug. W
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@eiteree ppn MliGouri.

Sefferion 9ttg. 20, Sept, Na4ri6e
ten BON Qertu9tpn la9eu, Dap Sbsrit @rppsr prr
Der 6Ome9uarO unp Sberltlieutenant gBDtte BON
ct. Qpui5 8gtGptet fno. Sc
Gin Niann Namens &lOrib9e BON 2ertn9tpn
il bier ais Spiou Uerbaftet. Bet ibrt 9efunDene
paptere la9en, paB unlere 0ta3t BET ct. Sputs
uiAt mebr ais 1000 betrage. q
Sen McGuQpu9b marlAtrt eilt9 1eran, tim fA
nit 0rtce at pereinigell uno 1T ttst wabrlAetns
lid lhOn in uumttteIbarcr 91be ron Serin9tpn.
Otultgan5 9ptaIperIut mar ntdt lber 100, Der
Der &ebeQen Mot tber 500. - - l.Ea
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mpnts Die 3ert6run9 Der 9roBtn Nrmee reS gBe-
ITEMS unO cine pirette Nu1nunteruns Der Netel,
len 9eaen Die 8e9ierun9. 8eldlub i lautet !:
&ir ertennen Sobn 6, 6rcmpnt nt6t nur ais
9rOBen 6elpberrn, ~ionpern auh ais aGten pa
tripten an, pe1sn b~etannter Mutb, 5battraft unp
@erte tin ais ben Muun beSeihnet baben, Ger
Die @rmee bes gBsItens init Grfplg gu Organiiren
unO GIT fa4ren i'm StapCe 1T, BeIGlub LII Wtr
erttdren urS 9dn5ltA NIT Dem gerfdbrtr oes
@enerat 6rsmput inn Mtlit6rOeparteuent pes
g8eltens einperltanOen unp iperpen Nues tBun,
mas In unlerer Ma9t lebt, Itine N6lsbun9 gu
berbinDeru. e-u
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acktes ppn wei0ouri.
Sic 0ebeuen in 9~erimston BON 8unhcStrMppem citses
fdlpfIen. = gDeiteres nber hie Ieberaabe.

%idDlpfiet. &SeitereS noer Ole ueber9abe. ~.
@Gtcogp, %. Stpt. Die vSribune" BAT
cine Sps5talpePelAe Ron Quincy ertalten, mad
tpelGer Oen. Si9el uno Sane Hrire in Qertnston
an9eBrifen totten. - sin OffSter tBrte 9eltern
auf ieinsr OurArej(e in 6amilton fairies 8euern.
= Gr 9laubt, paB Yrice jest grade 70 in 2erinsz
ton %eingel6lO6en lit, pie pUrber Nfuli9an.
Sin She'll non Gbsrlt Muai9an'S Manulfaft
1T in @bica9p an9ctommeu. Ssiu gauges Cont
maupU, ouBer Den ldlper 8erpunoeten ltnp Oft
8ieren, lit e~ntlaiieu unO iiber pen 6lub geett ipOr<
zen. 9tent. 6plinbur9 allen tit Der einStge 81
f3ter, ipel6er entmilhte.
Der 2utnc9 gGbig Ia9t, boB elm G6irurg Der
Gebeaen tbren GerIuit anf 1874 on9ab, 400
0ferOe BON 0berlt @loribaa's gles. purOen &C.
t6ptet Dur6 Die &anVnen per Hebsleu unp med
rere Sunpeaiolpaten t6Oteten lire Dferpe Dor Der
uetergabe, pamit fe Dem 8einpe ntat pteuen
iDllteu. r
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Cine wettere HeSue btelt Sen. SIC
GleQan 9eltern iber Sen. 6ranflin'S Dipilton.
Nn6 Der @eneratsQ0fme 1T er
maAt %befannt, boB beute fetne @elAdfte in
tetnem Departement berrtatet meroen.
i 8ernhnfti9e 6anblun9Swei E,
= Der 9rppplt Mfar{dal BAT Lungs Der Npenue
p~olt3titen f%attcnirt, mel6e Dem unlinntaen Sal
lOpiren, Der Sff3tere lorObl ME Der Gaoa1ert-
ten, Ginbalt tbun lcQen. Ber raider als i'm
Srapp reitet. mirb berGaftet.
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epfalss1eniofeiten aus WafbinetOn.
(ginaelanpt.) SO

ms5 5HH 81 (@inseanpt)U aaH
Oas 6rempnt= St 8 t IN ent beftncet
It9 jebt felt eini9en Gagen i'm Eager EIlih ron
Ger Stapt. Die GinriGtun9 pelielben 1T SurSiig
ltA ltno nainentli6 ma1t ltA uberaa, ME BET al
len peutlden Ne9imentern, cine pOr3i9ltAe 8sins
lidfett setfnp. = Sbert .. 8pla, Sbertlieut.
Metternih unp Mdjbrs 0erbarp linp ais taA
tige Sff3iere befalnt unO DeutlAc, wel6e nod
ben Sternen uno Streilen ~fdinpfen m0(leu,
fGhnet i6 feinem belieren 9teeiinente anI1lteBen.
Der Suarttrrmetfer DeterIen bat 10 LANCE er pic
Surge fir paS Nsgtrnent iibernumrien, nit aus
eeSstAneter NufmerflantfGtt unp llmliht fur Die
8epirfnile Der Solpaten 9elOr9t unO f6nnen Die
lsBtersn t4 eenib nidt ilber tbrs 8erpFesuns
betla9en
Naop zYarb.i- 49sr Oaunpfer 2pdwpub
mar i'm 8ssrif ben 6luB biaunter 5rt sebeu,
naAoem CT beine @lCuttruuG einen 12spfinper
pom unp 32=9fiuper binten, ein9enUmmeu bate.
- @gfern giadmitta9 puroen tntereliante 8ers,
Iude iiber Die Iragpeite ge5o8ener &anpnen an@
ge(teut. 60 Oos 6erern beute Mtpreen ribrte
bon @diebabuugsm it Slenter's 8rigaDe, fplpie
pOn Capt. @riffn's Seif 9pint 8atterie Der.
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Den tpnilaen Stifen Die Seubanfen unp Die fa-
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NOD biz. 6einpe immer 70 9epedt unp erfOl9rei6
anf l~nIere Diqllets ~feuertetl. Die gtebellen 3Ossn
i'd lAleuniSif 3urild uno traumtsn bereits7 BON
eihent Nn9rif an Der 9an:en 2inie, pabreno Der
W{ajpr unoa Der Qieutsnant DEN. SpaB bet einem
frugalen Jriibltid belaGtsl.
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t6anplihe SAT- BON Gr.gieutenant @bale Barney
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pertrddtiaen @attea unO &aters entbuat per0en,-
linD empGrenp uup pbscGr,, wesbalb mir unS nas
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