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The national Republican., 1861-09-20
Returned.
The Cry Is, stili they Comet

Postmaster General Blair and Quartermaster
General Meigs have returned from Missouri.
The national Republican., 1861-09-20

KENTUCKY MOVING TO ExPEL THE REBELS. :.
Louisville, Sept. l9.-The Legislature has
son to take command and call out sufficient
force to repel the invaders.
The Federal troops reached Rolling Forks on
yesterday morning, and found the bridge there
burnt
The enemy were encamped on Muldraughts
Hill, Ave miles distant.
The national Republican., 1861-09-20


Over SO, 900 tracts from the American Tract
Society, New York, and over $1,000 worth Of
little books and tracts, and larger books for
hospital libraries, from the Boston Tract So.
ciety, have been appropriately and carefully
distributed.
Interesting communications from chaplains
and others were read or referred to, aboundng
in such expressions as rejoice In the Lord at
your labor oflove - "In my opinion, this is a
work in Importance second only to the appoint.
ment of the highest officer in command :"
Blessings upon you and your true yoke fol-
lows everywhere, therefore, for trying to in:
troduce more Of the right spirit into our ranks"
Mr.. Vincent Colyer is the efficient represents.
tive of all such associations, who devotes his
entire time and energies to the work among
the regiments and In the hospitals, to whom
special facilities and extraordinary marks of
confidence have been accorded By the Com.
mander.in.Chie and the War Department. A
commit ee was also appointed, consisting of the
present and three presidents Of the association,
to invite and secure still more active co.opera.
ton Of all co ordinate associations in the vast
field for philanthropio Christian activity now
presented In the encampments and hospitals.
1t appears peculiarly appropriate that young
men should be specially active In communicat.
ing relief and comfort to the officers and mon,
SO large a proportion Of whom are young men.
An appeal is proposed to be made to the
several churches of this city, on the national
fast day, for pecuniary means to aid in defray.
ing such expenses as are necessarily incidental
to this work,
The national Republican., 1861-09-20
MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvEN

HNSSA01ICb bETTs DEMUCKATIC bTATE VUNNEN-
TIoN.
Worcester, September ls.-The Democratic
State Convention met here to day. Moses Bates
was elected president, and, after some prelim.
mary business, the following nominations were
made Isaac Davis, of Worcester, for Govern.
or; Edwin q. Bailey, Lieutenant Governor.
Resolutions were adopted giving rs the mot.
TO Of the Federal Government-"It must and
shall be maintained y sustaining heartily the
Administration in the vigorous prosecution OF
the war, asserting as their principle, "Separa'
tidn never-Unon forever"
The national Republican., 1861-09-20
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Halifds Sept. ls.-The steamship Europa,
from Liverpool Saturday, September 7, uid
Queenstown September 9, has arrived at this
port. Her dates are two days later than per
Anglo Saxon at Farther Point.
Al meeting of the British association, Mr..
Bazele, Of Manchester, read another paper on
the cotton question, In which the commercial
policy Of the United States was bitterly de-
nounced, and the expediency Of England FREQ.
ing herself from dependence on America
strongly urged.
Ahidavits have been sent to America proving
that Serrill, who was recently arrested at
New York, had no political mission from Eng
land, and that the money found In his posses.
sion was for business purposes only.
The interview between the Epperor Napo.
leon and the King Of Prussia has been assigned
to take place at Compegne on the I'd of October.
A marriage is contemplated between the
King of Portugal and the youngest daughter of
General Delo Rovera has been nominated as
Italian minister of war, and General Pattenega
as lieutenant of Sicily.
The Gar OF Russia declares that Polish Lithu.
ania is now In worse state than under the
Emperor Nicholas.
force of six thousand Montenegrins occu.
pied the Turkish town Of Nenna, when the
garrison refused to surrender and blew up the
tower, all pershing in the ruins.
The French naval divisions will remain off
the coast of Syria the whole winter, for the pro.
lection of the Christians.
Felix Belly, the protector ofthe Nicaragua Ca.
nal, was taking legal steps against the English
company, which was assuming rights over the
projected canal.
The Madrid journals announce that the prin.
cipal difficulties In tho way of n reorganization
OF San Domingo, hav" w. removed.
The EPpeca, in th' '',rse of remarkable
| article, says that, In CIV Of the present state
Of things In Europe, 1t is necessary to evacuatt
the Tetuan on honorable cond tons, in order Il
allow the concentration of the Spanish forces.
The national Republican., 1861-09-20
BY TELlEGR RAPH.
Important from Missouri.

ATTACK on LEXINGTON BY REBELS
UNDER gems RAJ PRICE.
The national Republican., 1861-09-20

ITO INVENTORS AND PATENThEs.
l. MUM CO., proprietors of the Scientific
American, and agents for procuring American and
Pat ID NJ IT -.
With Sirteen Years Experience in the Business.
Refer to Hon Judge Mason, Hon Joseph Holt,
Hon W. ID. Bishop, ex-Commissioners OF Patents
and to m)re than fifteen thousand inventors who
ent Agency.
Pamphlet OF advice sent free by mail
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages, 70 cents,
mail
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail.
preliminary Examination in United States Patent
Once So.
| Ufices, No. 81 Park Row, New York; Washington,
corner Of and Seventh Streets opposite the Patent
Office. mar ll-tmii
The national Republican., 1861-09-20

GAVE YOUR MONEY and 60 to shep
~ herds for your
aug 3l-7' school Books.
The national Republican., 1861-09-20

VIZ, MALSTER, Dentist, has resumed
w regular practice of his profession Office
North west corner of Twelfth street and Pennsylva
mia avenue Entrance on Twelfth street, No. 621
sep 1S-6teod*
The national Republican., 1861-09-20

RsRO1TS.
Oranges and Lemons Bunch Raisins, wholes,
halves, and quarters; London Layer Rsifins; Seed
less Raisins; Valencia Rsisins; sultana Raisins
Sition Turkey Figs Malaga is Fiss; Fig Pis CsHs Ara
bian Dalss; French Prunss, In boxes and kegs
French Plums, in kegs; German Prunes, in kegs
New s
French Brandy Fruits French F. lits, in Juice;
Brandy Cherries; Strawberries, in Syrup Tams-
lish Pie Fruits; Prunes, in Jars; Dried Pears.
NJ u II .
Paper Shell, bordeaux, Taragona, Iyica, and
Nuts; ly Jordon Sheed, Sicily Shelled, Canary
Island, and Bitter Shelled Almonds; Cocoa Nuts;
arolina Pea Nuts; Filberts; Grenoble and Sicily
Virginia Pea Nuts
AGENCY FOR
Bond Boston Biscuits Lewis Preserved Meats &c.
Atmoi es Minced Meat; Tsteosyan's Fig Paste, &o.
AHdrews' Ceiebrated Chsmpagns Cider; KieSsrd
sons Peaches and Tomatoes; Fair estocks Farina;
Wells Provost's American Pickles.
THEORETICALLY SEALED CANISTER GOODS.
Oysters, Tomatoes, Lobsters, Salmon, Green Tur
tie, Poultry, Peaches, Pears, Plums, Green Cora,
Soup, Turtle Soup, MIX, sausages, Beef Mutton,
Mutton W Chops
SCELLANEOUS GOODS.
Maccaroni; Nvrmicelli; Sardinss; French and
Spanish Olives; Nonpareil, ruperfne, and Capt
Capers; Split Peas; Round Peas; Marrow Be ms
Hominy; Grits; Tapiocai Sage; Assorted Jellies;
Green Ginger; Muscat, ClareI, Currant and Black
berry Wine; Stove Lustre; Pure Juice Port; Gala.
bria and Sicily Licorice; Pearl Starch Guava
Jelly; Bologna Sausages; French, Durham, and Col
mans ustard; Corn Starch; Farina; Shaker Corn
A zumea; Currie Powder; Succory; Preserved Gin.
ger; Dry Preserved Singer; Anchovies; Anchovy
Paste; White CASTLE Soap; 5alad Oil Pine App!e
and ap Sage Cheese; Lemon, Orgeat, Pine Apple,
Raspberry, Strawber and Sarsaparilla Syrup;
Canary and Hemp Seed; Brandy Peaches; French
Backing; Scotch Oat Meal; Bakers Chocolate,
Brcma, and Cocoa; French Penny and Vanilla
| Chocolate; Currant Jelly; Bay Rum; Mushroom,
walnut, and Tomato Catsup; Pepper Sauce; White
Pepper; Maple Sugar; Pick ed Lobsers; Minced
Meat; Pearl and Huhed Barley; Rose and Peach
Water; Extract OF Lemon, REESE, Almond, and Va.
niila; Assorted Herbs Lentilsi Orange Flower
Water; Stuffed Ones; Schmitz Chocolate American
Oat Meal
CONF FECTIoNERx.
White, Red, and Yellow Rock Candy; Lozenges
Pipe Candy; Pop Corn; Italian Licorice; Gum
Drops and Strips; Chocolate Drops; Turki h Fig
Paste; Turkish Grape DR. ps Turkish Pressed Figs
Penny Stick Chocolate; Jujube Paste
HIRE WORKS AND FIRE CRACKERS.
Every description OF Fire Works and Fire Crack
rrs always on hand, incluong great variety OF
Fancy Pieces, Bombs, &c,, ior private exhibition
N. b The above goods are always on hand, and
for sale ct the lowest market rates. sepls-lw
The national Republican., 1861-09-20
RARY OF CONGRESS-,

II September 0, 1861.
Notice Is hereby given that the Library Of Con
gress will not be open until the LIST OF October next
JOHN G. STEPHENSON,
sen lift Librarian.
The national Republican., 1861-09-20
n C.a.E OF I..aRTISH

Was sent to Mr.. Freise, on Seventh street. fr ON the
Georgetown and New York Packet Wareroom, but
through error, was not received. If the driver Of
me wagon will call and leave the Varnish with
jos l. Il, PLANT CO., 1850 d street, he will be
paid Tor MS trouble. sept lS-3t+
The national Republican., 1861-09-20
WHITE MERCER POTATOEs-
w PRIME, RIPE, AND MEAL

AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
TO QUARTEkMASTERS OF REGIMENTS
You want to keep. your men healthy you cannot do
this without giving them good Potatoes. These
you cas get at steel & Co.'s, $50 Pennsylvania
avenue corner of Second street.
TO GROCERS.-You want to please your GUS
toners, and induce them to call again and recon-
n end your stock to their friends. Then call at
Steel & Co y, and buy what Potatoes you need
either for your own consumption or for sale. lhey
are warranted to please. -
TO BOTEL AND ESrAURANT KEEPERS
Do you want to please your guests, and tickle 1heii
palatesP Then buy youe Potitoes OF Steel 20
BY doing so, three parties will be benefted-the
seller, the buyer, and the oont umer
Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky money In good
standing, taken at par
j. W. STEEL CO.,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue corner of Second ,reet-
(Old Sentinel Ofhce)
sep5 Starl
The national Republican., 1861-09-20

Boy 20 feed ON cyhnder
w press. Apply at this ONCE sept
The national Republican., 1861-09-20

JOS. D. BUssIER. JOHN sBITZ
JOSEPH b. BUSSIER g. CO.,
1O6 and no South Wharves,
p Hill A u DELPHIA, E
Importers Of Crosse Blackwells English Pick.
les, Iatsups and Sauces, Durham Mustard, Lea a
Perrins Worcestershire Sauce, Cox's Unrivallei
AK, Salad OIL, and Day q Martins London Black.
ing
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS,
AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
COMPRIsING:
The national Republican., 1861-09-20

w FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
The national Republican., 1861-09-20
Young Msns Christian Association.

The regular monthly meeting Of this associa.
ton was held at the rooms on Monday evening.
The report Of the President for the month Just
closed, presented an encouraging view Of ex.
tended operations, especially among the United
States soldiers.
The principal depository is at Mr.. Balen.
tyne's store, No. 49s Seventh street, from which
larger number Of packages and boxes Of va.
rious useful articles has been sent out. The
following is a summary Of the book and tract
distribution, which has been systematically
prosecuted since May last from the same de-.
pository:
Copies of the New Testament, in English, 1882
Copies Of the New Testament, in German. ,l4S
Copies of the New Testament and Book of
Psalms. WV WV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,O59
Copies Of the New Testament, In French
Italian, and Spanish. h................... Al
Copies OF the entire Bible. 49,: :........ 80
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

Jubilee brought universal freedom. The Hebrew
slave could be redeemed; in America emancipation
is legally forbidden. The negro can possess nc
property in his own right; the Hebrew slave
could be the owner of an estate. Under the
Mosaic law, man-stealing was expressly forbid
den; the Southern Christians are clamorous for
the revival of the slave-tradc, the most outrage.
ous form of nan.stealing. The evidence OF iacts
confirms the inferior religious condition OF the
South, compared with that of the North. The
value of church property in 1850 in the Slave
States was $2l,674,5Sl; in the Free States,
S67, ,773, All. In the same year, the Northern
States contributed $7l5,620 for the Bible cause;
the Southern but Sl63,390. The contributions
for missions reached $665, 1913 in tie North, and
only $6,924 in the South.
The consciousness on the part Of the South
that she has been left behind in the race of
social aud industrial prosperity. has led to dis
content with her position in tho Union, and
finally to open and armed rebellion. There is
but one course left to the United States Govern.
ment. 1t is her Office to put down the rebellion.
No foreigner has any right to interfere between
the Government and the insurgents Neutrality
is at once the duty and the interes' of European
nations. There is no doubt that justice} and
right are on the eide of the North, and even
should the rebels by any possibility succeed in
establishing their separate existence, the civil
war into which they have ueedlessly plunged the
country will forever remain a fol blot upon
their fame.
Such are the views of an intelligent and re-
flectng British statistcian, who regards the sub
ject at distance, from the scenes of conflict, and
discusses it, if not without decided leanings to
the cause of freedom. with moderation aud can
dor, and with a clear insight into the true char
acter of the existing struggle. His book is vall-
able TO readers in this country, not only for the
enlightened views which it suggests Of the present
aspect of affairs, but for the of political aud
historical information which is crowded within its
pages.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

ssow FIELD OF TwEsTY-FIvE THOUSAND CuSfs
FEET ~ AuGUsr.-A correspondent Of TIE Bs''es
Transcript writing from the White Mountains, s.ys'
We had now ascended some 900 feet, and, csscn.
ing glimpse Of small snow-bans, pushed nss So =,
behind the rocks 10 avoid my snow.bals. WsI
grand thing is to have a spow.ban agb, IN Aash s;h
And that within q hundred miles Of the "nS~ S
Verify, times are changing. Up, uP we 90 s1S ~.v
last what sight greets our yisi9oi m Z; one rcsa
xnst x ~ ssld TIE dmenlions must have been AZ us =
man many places the depth was over 40 o. 80 feet p'HS
together a. depth OF 10 feet i wihSS. eoass % -
rave aye ne In, have been % 900 cubic feet OF snds
n Iuekaman Rayine on the Cd Of August, 1901.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

srspEcrrp wuE MURDER At WaREHsN.-sss.rfs ~ "a :
RAYMOND. wLo resided with bis wife ia IaSs ~ ~
tenement near the old stone factory, hns %
Frday Inst intoxicated and struck his wife -
bia,y on the head knocking her down. sac suutIi t;Ii
90 ber feet. exclaiming, "stephen, you have "a
me" when he knocked her down again. An~ ,oss
she was no heard 10 make any ontery ana nSssh ,,a
ns nsst morning TO the family occupying the uPpss
Of he tenement and there being suspicion, hei
anees about the body, Coroners inino. W. ne ds.
the same day, who returned seTsls. sIask o. N. Aas.
snJ osioek n. m. Aug s. and that her ass.s
,sis,sd by violence received at ihe hand. =, -
RAYMOND. Raymond was arrested aud e0'es'''''
the Jail IN II mouth.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
pages.

The Fourth of July Grafton" at Newport by
HEsEY JAMES, remarkable alike for It's vigorous
thought and It's afuent rhetoric which originally ap-
peared in the columns of The TRIBUNE, Las been re-
published in a neat pamphlet by Ticknor d fields
Not few of readers, we are sure, will be glad to
possess this admirable production in permanent form.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11
ROCKS RECEIVED

BOOKS RECEIVED.
Tho Recreation, Of Coonry Psrson. Second Series pno
pp 40. Ticknor Fields -
Frsmley Parsonage Novel BY Anthony Tro!lops. limo
Nv. SO. BsITer Brothers.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

cate that nc had died without struggle or single
sensation Of pain.
- The Oriental women are copying the Frank style
of dress II have seem" Gays an Eastern correspond
ent Of Tie Boston Traveller, ga Princess from Mt.
Lebanon. who, after remaining ia Beyrout awhile,
adopted hoops and this lady called on me once with
crnoline in "a most dapdated siae, which, instead of
giving her robe an expansive and round appearance,
the broken steel caused it to project here and there in
points and angles. Her stays were also failure aud
the poor lady bad made up her robe, from Paris, with
imitation founces, the wrong way. Her head was
covered with pearls and diamonds, but the effect Of
these was spoiled by IN iGtermture Of faded French
flowers"
"A sarcophagus, intended for the mausoleum at
Frogmore, mas arrived IN London. IL Will melose the
cofns containing the remains Of her late Royal High
ness the Duchess Of Kent, and is Of blue marble OF
very fine quality The principal part is formed ON
block of some six tuns in weight, followed out 10 the
requisite depth entirely by the ohisel. On one END
there is u monogram Of the letters Alpha ana omega,
encrced by serpent, executed IN the early christian
symbolc style. and on the bevel of the top on one
side an inscription in English setting forth the tiiles
age, &c., of her late Royal Highness, an inscription
in German occupying the other side
The famous thieves night-house in Paris, the
Lassin Bance, known to all readers of Eugene Sue,
has had grea. run Of popularity lately, and has
been doing an INN, stroke of business owing to tho
rumor that it "a shortly be pulled down. Thousands
of peope have been there take glass OF bad wine
and many fashionable supper parties have been organ
ixed in the fonl dcn The traditional customers Of the
place have not been scared away, however, for few
nights AGO the Cominissary of Police made swoop
and baeged no less than twenty-five repued thieves
who were consigned to prison.
Among the numberless stories told of the new ar
rapqements of the Palace of the Sultan, Ia one relating
to the Kislar Agha or Chief Of the Eunachsa man o.
|, immense hight, and corpulent. Hc was evidently
chosen on account of his size and his salary ScVVO
pastors q month"; was OF proporonate ain''u'',n'.
On the accession of Abdul Azz this man was ssked oy
the new Sultan il be would like to serve him IN 'n'
same capacity at oue-tenth part OF the salary opOn
some demur being made by the black, the sultan
quietly observed, "why you only c0ss 9O0o pas'ei'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-11

And. 10 = maiden Of heavenly faes
From hssd 10 foot ful Of grace,
Tall of stature, light wEi she.
LRe unto the cypress tree.
In every sse hath woman been
Cause Of madness s1J Of spleen,
=, soon, u .oop, was iasssn seen
Iro.trste fore lhi, inning qu.An.
tn, ,orren. Of love whore dashss hei
He fxsaps o,sr be wall. OF Philo,orh,H, .,
For IL afe rufhln. sLe waves Of love seA-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26

SanS unc bali bel bem nSct." Oils Der GicacI,
'paIter lpotrr 0%lit9lieo pes @UusreTss mar, tcfano
IT'D aud Col. s. in BoIbinaton, unO fu6tc ion
auf uno erneuerte Die oIte Setaunti6aft. Sortse
gSe6e, bo GUI. s. misper in gSofbtuston mar,
ianote i'm 9rai. 2tueoln ieiue Sarte, %tpurouf ion
Is. rteper beiu6te unO le unter6isIten fb pom
rem alien 3citen unb DEN 9f9;nwGrtigen YreiIen
pes Srenn6pl;es.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26
KEROSENE OH

Der bslten Au9l'tat nsbit cirer arUben QlusrYabl
yamp[rn 1f0er @rt tets o%oryatbig uno ,lm biut9-
item 9reis gu boben Sci 6. IS. Rer. Olaf
SO. Is @opernpriraBc.
nGA~ 5eparaturen an 2ampen uno oas Ser
anorrn p%srleIben gum Bremen oes ROblen. SsBls
merOrn beteno unO bi1iai beiorot.
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Vefanntmnmnnn.

Der Undergraduate mant benz peutlben Wu6Ii
fun Die er9e6enits Nnjeige, p0B or pom enerol.
Yoitamt gum 8risftrager fir 6iefae StoOt be.
itimmt wOrDen 1T. gle Dteientoen, welhs lire
Brieie ms 6aus 9ebraht 3u 6aben manibru
rrIu1e ids beObalb, t6re glamtn uno 9Bobuuno
in Der polt.Sfite OOer in meiner gGcbnuno,
@iatnltra6e naDe Dem ct. Charles 6Otel, ab,a.
8eRen. 3acUb g. Stmon.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-03-26

reid tolo Die @aewerte uno watete na6 DUN.
fans Sslano tiuitter. = Gin tletneS Not6pad
aus Srcttern unit YfClen su1ammcuoricppelt,
bedte bier cine 0onpsrubc, - Der Maun Rics
btnein. pidstts T6 fsf in feline SuTalpbaut,
itredte lih oui pos feu6te Sonplaser uub =
baIp b6rte man i6h pumpf f&nar6cn.
GSprtIsbuua fulat.)
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sim y nnnI1-

Sb ietNc MIDI htcrrurh ~croetgni ais Gancir
rot 'ur SStroercrmdhIunN in oic CiTce cincs
>uprrlnt'nocnt'u rc0 ltarttihsn Nrmru 6luirS
an uno 0'rmctlc nic %iiracr risitr Stacl iter
ete o'oncmtltte Nrt uno lGciic, in Der it mci1
Amt 'eitNrr o%eripalt,t tabr, an bic b,trgfsuCet
NrmcnplcQcr. Spbn Ntorcc
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3 immer . ecOratton.

8hrroOme &c. wcrbtn auf pas @jeidbmadppuife
nit StBue paper (5lie3enpapier) tiaiof Yon mir
oeeorlTt, uno bitte th Die 6eryen 98irtbe Die yur
mir oecortrtsn Snrrooms Der 6erren .. g}prs
9enltern uno StareIboier uno 6duslcr IN beilb.
tt9en uno b~olsIblt ibre 9ef1aiseu 2~luftrdoe al
bjntcrlaIen. u. SoulSSr
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Hcdtrtb9c @ountS, l. Gc6ruor 1851.
sd belhetntse ticrmit. bdg ib nit ben 6crrcn 9Sm. Y.
Spnee II. So. IN &thmcuo GitY cturu GcutrNft FUR ocu
~aGeinigcn SScrtout nlrtrtS 9SblSfta eb0cTblricn bab:.
mad meI6eml tb OcrpHtGtct hin, nar an ot'co 6ouS III
%Htrtllliten uno ipor mug ociCr g8biStCo m~eni9lcnS Gin Jabr
aIt ieiit. sd bencrte bier, DAP Ger gSbiSfcY, cen ib list
an pbt@te SouS %obltcfrrc, bcrcltS Is Wonltc olt III. Me
H%cl!llirtc 98tietc9 ale onbcrcn 9ronc5 ubctriTt lro
wtro e9 mem ~ctfrtglte5 @citrc5cu icun uno wcyoc tb fcrc
Soften nph aiubc lporCn. otCcn 25bietcg nit ZEN 98anibtn
llno Dem 9tlhmod bCS @ubIifum6 Ubsreiuitjmmtuo Su
moMen. q. 81. Stuart.
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I5te Stra6c, 3pti6en Maln unp Gors,
itnb bic a~actniscn &Qenter int Staote @iroinia fir bic fpI.
gsnocn Spr'ilt9lttcn gSpietcq-S o,ten, bic ale pon bis 5
Sobr alt itnb, ndmti6
u. u. Stnorts, NcltiGtrt in Gud6rtroc 81.
George Sants, Neliuirt in 9todbricse 60.
Sobn &a9tcn'S. refiairt in NUdtriosc 81.
QenrY Otfman's, pefilirt in 2tugulta So.
George Sar9ucn, ~Osittulrt in Nrdbyipos So.
). @romipea's @rtra eagle, pcntuirt in Vbt
lnoeIptta, ga.
@ue otele %SSbtefeo~ Srrttn, bcIruSrrS a6er bcn Ypu 81. 81.
stuart torncn mir 98tcNrpert6Rfcrn bciterS cmptcblcu, bn
o1non ubcriGu9t nm, ooe otcicr 906iSfcp niht ALIEN
eUen BIER I'M MtoIttc bcfnolidcu WaiSfcp's olci6fpmmt,
loHorrn %oNlelben an GUte nod bel 9Sutcm ]ubcririfft. l8jy
tU9en1 uttCil et1en Brief ttS 9rn. Stuarte bel, ruurauS man
sriteft, boB hcrlcltc uue ocn a~Ieinigcn Gerfauf ictnrS 98biyI
te9e GptrireQtn bat. Gud ven ben rbriQcn 6crrCn t6nnttn
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