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would be nsurmcuptsble The merchsntAsvy OF beNi
seen's would be freed from capture, nobody could
say, when q number Of merchant ships upoa the
coast that they not used for purposes Of war.
Mr.. BsIGRr TO order He wished TO ask whether
IL 10 order for the noble lord 70 into long agu
ment on dcult subject answer 70 question, when
other members who might hold different opnions would
have DO opportunity OF answering him
The srE.KR said that Il WAS unusual, IN answering
question, 70 uto arguments on the subject (doar
hear) This question, however, Was . peculiar one
The noble lord explaining some reasons why he had
acted In the manner in which the honorabe mem
ber (tar HorsfalD inquired whether he hsd acted or
NOT. (Hesr, hear.) Under these circumstances he
thought the noble lord was in order. (Hear, hear,
from the opposition.)
Lord J. RUssUL said thst select COMMITTEES OF tho
House had made certain nendAtions Upon those
recommendations Il might have been his duty cot,
and he venturing 70 explain 70 the House why he
did not consider prndsnt 70 .Ake any stops in the mat
ter He did not wish 70 eutsr further into the argu-
ment except 70 say that II question affecting the
whole maritime powevtof this counGy-(hear hear)-and
he thought minister Of the Crown ought 70 be most
cautious before be ook any step Of the kind suggested
(Heas, hear) uatsia ssstH ri.--fe -s.s
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which $3.50 900 were from New York. The Plea
y,ne OF Saturday remarka:--
The money market during the pas. wesk has shown
further symptoms OF relaxation rather the ms
has indicated reader disposition TO operate, for the
Of btercet have vet undergone cbangs The
transactions, however, embrace somewhat wider range
Of signatures ard to this ext OF the appearance Is more
favorable lee received rate for gcod
IL pr cent for round amounts, and ID Is Tor small
pieces, at which figures the demand ~ goo Selected
parcels held At 10 IL, hut busin "a In hso grades
n quite limited buy very capriclouS. GER
class OF ef.trcd offered spningiy After
The cloee Of last weekly summary foreign exchange
improved, and At enc time ruled from Il to per cent
above the quotations. OF Friday Within the last few
this advance has been entirely hat, and cose At
much the same Hguree which ruled ago sterling,
which sold up 70 10Ax ss10S is now dnn 81 range 9
DUTY the very best Drafe with bills Of atog lie
lO2 103 The market for francs very heavy this
moving decline OF per cea ron tho hisbes, point
5.E6 Sc Is. Very prime sixty day bills on New York
have been sous hi for az per cent discount, aud other
good names n az az tho whole range going from
B. sitht has been n fair request At discount.
Tho banks check At 4 n, and the bakers At YAK.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday SAYS
There WINS considerable increase In the demand for
money yesterday, and with failing OF In tho supply a
currency the market nfsumed stringent tone FOR
good psr than have had occasion 10 report for two
three weeks past Rates ~ interest have not under
gone any change but In proportion the offerings q
class paper gain upoa the available means OF bankers,
becomes ocul 10 peeotiate lower q sdes OF 90
the MARIE, for Eastern exchange, but there
other 10 operate In this erection the supply NOS
having gained materially upon the demand, and rates
wes S We ,r sSss ss ssns rhs1cpS
utmium buy Ing and y premium ceiling. baltimore y
b. tier New yok eight hav,pr declnei 10 that market,
and 40 pom quote "S 10 PSI buying and pro
The Chicago Tribune, under date Of Monday
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evening, thus notices the money and exc

evening. thus notices the money and exc
Market 80
The nominal price Of exchange for the day Vas
cent premium. The demand was light howeve,
por:snssers seemed disposed, u possible, 70 wait
would not bring shove eK a8 The bsoks ssef
posed to keep only enough 10 supply the ourrc
rands q their customers. Gold buying nominal n
or, selling per cent little wanted
The general money market q the oitv n ,srrs,v
Piled. The banks have an ABUNDANCE or capitsi K
count all ths legitimate business psper that ofFsrs
payable % s Ne. io.s would % specially acceptable
count is ~ usual, 10 per cent Very shogt Eastsrr
would be taken at considerable conoession frem d
gular rata
The Milwaukee Sentinel thus notices the MI
Tor the last week. E
The past week his been one OF great stringency
exchange market, the high rates ct Chicago drawn
nomnslly At per cant premium, but the banlu had
ustlo TO spare, and those who were under the neoe
o. ouymg generally had 70 pay OK per sentf
mp. owing. doobtisss, 70 tSs upward tendency IN !,
and corresponding appreciation Of Wisconsin and y
The st. Louis Democrat thus notices the m.
ment there during the same week
We have 70 note another week OF the usual mast.
and lApguor In money movements. The opening q
it, effects arc not shown 10 any improved business
banks and moneyed Institutions. The offerings there
continue 70 be very moderate; the discounts on /
SCALE and confined, 70 considerable extent, TO paps
curing renewal. The rates outside have not varied
The high standard Of the last three monthst being
Tn % negotiase any paper under TX per cent mf
to be sold throughout the week at 81 premium on
the Fast and south, but was frmer towards the cloa
these rates. Currency until the last OF the weeI
manned at par with bankable funds, but today end
tesday stood at to y discount.
The value Of imports and exports Of 20
wares and merchandise entered at Boston du
the month of February, 1861, was as follows |:
Imports
Dutable, entered for consumption .....$l All
Do. warehoused.. Observation-Disclosures. l 54(
Free, exclusive Of specie and bullion) .... OF,
Specie and bullion 40
10'a' imports Er,o,;:
Domestic merchandise 81 III
Foreign merchandise dutiable. ............ Il,
Foreign merchandise, fSee. ......."........ q
Total exports. 81 81
Merchandise Withdrawn from warehouse for
consumption. ................ $40
The Chicago and Northwestern Railroad :. n
q very favorable return for the fourth 49,
February:- 'a1s
FOURTH week, 1881 .ef5 /,
Fourth week, 1860 $500. .................. o.,
Increase ...................... 80, q
The whole month foots up as follows:-
Fenruary' 1901 Y.
February, 1880. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81, Il
Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS 81
The Toledo and Wabash Railroad earne,
February
1890. lS
Passengers. SIS 877 So 1871
Freight. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 20 1856 90 81 %
Total Observation-Disclosures $40, OO3 So 46,S
Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
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The crisis tells It's tale in the above statement Of
diminished imports. The Withdrawals from ware.
house are, however, considerably heavier than
they were last month, indicating rather increased
activity in the trade with the interior. The specie
imports are not over one-third those Of January,
and million Of gold went out, besides, to the West
Indee. Al the present rate Of exchange there Is
no profit on importations of gold from England.
The rate Of interest in London being per cent.
the lose Of interest during the transmission OF the
coin and ,s manipulation at the Mint at Philadel-
phia eass up all the profit which would otherwise
be Afforded By the difference Of exchange. The
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The Court Chancellor in his ply 70 the Obergespane
asd-Ibe diploma Of October has created mutual obi
cations. The King faithfully redeemed his pledge,
and the country msy also funl TIA engagements by
supporting the fuDctionariss Of tho govsrEment fhs
Prince Primate has accepted from the oD rRespane the
mission Of laying before the Emperor their tti"u Tor
the re establishment Of tho laws of lsis and convoca
ton OF the Diet at Pes,h.
The general congregation OF Agram has sen, ccputa
on to the Ian requesting him 70 raise the state Of segc
NJ Fiurne.
N. Asboth General Of the Honved regiments OF 1sss,
has been arrested at Lugoe and conducted TO femesvs
lettcr from Turin Ia the Parts Sssi> says-ssenera
Klapka rs SIN here, aud, notwithstanding the prudent
that though serious difficulties exist be has 6rm hope
In his cauee and hear that what at present occs-'oos
most anxiety 20 the Hungarian leaders 10 10 find the
means 81 delaying for the proper time the outbreak Of
the revolution which has been long meoscing AZ 70
Garbadi, he ell intervene whom the opyyrtune moment
shall have arrived. IL Poland also ABOUT to make q
movement for obtaining emsscip patton asd unityf On
tD question the following letter. written by Gsrbaid
and which has been communicated 70 me, may throw
some light
CABRERA, Dec. 30, 1890.
Ny retirement 10 this place IA not ab sndonmsas 81
the cause OF the popu stons To which have devoted Al
my lfe Having the fullest confidence In Gensrsl xiso
Awsk, will come TO understanding with him as
regards all that concerns our brave poles
q. GARrBALOL
Hungary and Poland arc now place. in exceptional
conditions per hsps before had they favorable
an opportunity for achieving isdepoDdeoce WIZ they
know how " take advantage Of the ftuattonf AZ 70
CARDS Russia, one thing must be particularly remarked
that since ls6s shs has not recruited single man or he
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army. In Russia at present. levy for the army CON
ssdesed imporsole M II would DO likely TO gene
raj nsurrection OF the peasants The three Russian
corps GoSnee which, usual In critical times
cupy Poland form scarcely an effective q oe uen,
Though IN former they exceeded 800 00O Hungary
the. esore almost certain thai Ruasis could not
intervene, IN any revolution she might make.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s22. 225 400 81, and the balances
81, 23s 1882 SO.
The statement Of traffic over the Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad during the past two
years shows the follow ng results
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The B1iiroJs 7idende declares that difference Of
opinion questions Of principle has exissl between
thc Ministers, aud that complete unanmity nov pre-
walls between them.
The statement OF the Fiyn>poa respecting the nten
ton OF tho King 10 grant stitution To the whole III
The Kingdom and 10 institute two Chambers without
foundation.
The Estates Of Holstein will be shortly convoked.
sitting ~ the Privy Council ~,ll take place
Tueeday, February IT, in which the ministerial projects
will be submitted 10 the Kings sanction.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-13
A VOICE FROM THE WEST
Copied from the cleveland PIaindealer.
UNIVERSAL! UNIVERSAL !!
is TIE DEMAND FOR
DIR. S. 0. RICHARDSON'S
SHGRRY WINB BL'l''rERS !!

I he celebrated New Ems land remedy for abitual Con-
stipatIon Jaundce, Fever end Ague, Genesal Debi'-
y, and ALI diseases arising from disorered Stomach
Liver or Bowels.
Yley used and recommended by he leading Ihys
icans OF the Country and all who use them pronounce
them IvauaD bic.
Dr. JAMES l.. LEEPERE writes from Navarro, stark
CO.. o.: The hers are praised by those suffering from
indigestion dyspepsia and liver complaint
f. 5. DAVIS, osmaser Ut WllliamSpolt, o., says:
"Ihty give aijsacou. use Them lnyselt having Ia
ken cold become PROSTATE aud lost my appetite 1t re-
eyed me, and can recommends with great assurance
Of its merits -
DR.. WIN. NJ. KERR, Of Rogersyilie, Ind wries tiat
they ale the most valuable medicine offered. lie las
recommended hen with great aud with them
made several corss Of papation o! the heart and gen
eral debility.
THOMAS STANFORD, ESD, Bountyie, Henry Co .
Ind writes long letter, under date Of May 4, 1860
He much uced, having been att icted Tor three
years with great nervous debility, palpaton OF the
ter using few bottles was completely restored and am
in robust health
W. HOFFMAN says he afflicted with rheum-
aiisE tot twenty years in all ITS various forms, and at
lie date of this letter he has beer years we'll; the
bers checting cure, when several Physicians attend
ing him could 90 him coed lie says, :" Tor rhcuma
tsn, dyspeI STA, liver complaint, kidney affection
dropsY it IS specific certain remedy.
j. w. HU | writes from elphoS, Allen Co Ohio.
IA section where Fever and Ague prevail that he mot
cce1uy recommends them OF decided merit in all eases
Of Fever and Aeue, d. tpfpsa and General Debility
d. GALLEtihE5, ~. u. writes from Van Vert O.,
81 must respectfully recommend the sherry Wine Bit
ters TO the notice Of sp ptic persons aud ali who re
qure stimulating medicine
Such News we are receiving Daily.
FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANY EACu BOTTLE.
Sold BY dealers i'll medicine generally. fMar. ms
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~AM L ". THAYER, JR., NJ. D,
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. d.
VT, March 2Sth, 1861.

BRADFORD VT, March 2Sth, 1861.
been Commissioner of Orange County for the 1860
and 1861, and have procured the Wines and Liquors
with which have supplied the Town Agents of said Co
Charles Backman, No So Front Street, New York
that have had careful analyses of said Wines and Lii
uOrs made by Chas. r. Chamber ESQ., Professor of the
Anal ytca Che mistry Union College, Schenectady, NJ
and that in all and every instance the result has been
prove them to BE- perfectly pnre and suitable for nedci-
nal purposes.
can therefore most confidently recommend tie mouse
of Charles Backman Co. to all those who prefer giving
their orders to honorable and conscientious men.
GEO. P BALDWIN,
commissioner for Orange Co.
We permitted to refer the following Commission
ers, Town Agents and Physicians of the State Yer
mont. and in doing guided by desire to place be-
dencc that in every instance but the pures and
desirable articles in line will be offered for sale our
customers.
Refere IS. w. Thayer, NJ D., Dean of the Medi-
cal Faculty in the University f Vermont W Carpenter
Prof etc. in the Vermont University; s. Pierce Agent
Burlington. County Commissioners james Mitchell,
Cnittenden Calvin BIodgett Israel Goodwin, Alonzo
Pearce, Washington Charles Davis, T. Sanborn Caedo-
mia; W. II. II. Bingham, N. H. Thomas Lamoille ;
Chester Spencer, B. Frisbie, Rutland A. II. Gilmore
Hon. Geo. P Baldwin, Orange Geo. Fisher, Windham ;
Horatio Needham. Ira Clifford, Addison; Hon. R. II
Hoyt, Franklin Co. wf279m3*
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CHARLES BACKMAN & co.,
IMPORTERS OF
Drandies, Gins, Runs, Wines, &c.,
no. So, Front Street, Ncw.YorIs.
Sole importers OF Z. B. Gognac, Old holland
and Geneva Cordial Gin

NJ Z would call the attention Of Commissioners Town
w Agents, ana the Medical Faculty Of the State of Yer
mont. we'll selected stock of Imported Wines and
Liquors which rillr reasonable and satisfactory
We are permitted to publish The following Chemical
Analyses that have been made by eminent Chemists of
our Liquors.
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Levi ID. EE1ss'@ Estate.

1HE Sub crbers having been appointed by the Hhhoa
bie Probate Court orthe D>tr Of Washington CuHi
missoners, receive examine and an"
demands OF all persons, against the ES'a'e OF Lew H.
Hail. late of Mashed in said District, deceastd repre-
scented insovent, and the term of six months from me
96h day Of May, 1851 being by SAID Court TO me
creditors of id de sed Xil ard prove their ie
speCtve claims before us givcnoticrth VIII attend
to The dutesuf our appointment al tie dwelling mouse
Mis- Fanny. W. Hall in Marshe!d in said district on
the last Thursday Of August and No ebe EeXt at one
O'Clock in the afternoon each Of said days.
4. w. II. DWINELL, Comn,rs
JOHN LANCE, WYNN "
GaII tJ,vD A
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benjamin Bearings Estate.

rf,E having be rapponlcd the Honorable
Probate CuWrt tor the District of Randolph, Com
tnisionersto receive, examine and adjust all Claims and
demands of all persons against he Estate of Benjamin
bearing, late Of RaTdonh, in said District, deceased.
represe nsove nd heerm Of months from the
5th day of June, 1861 being allowed by said Count
10 the creditors said deceased exhibit and prove their
respective claims before usgve hat Wattend
he duties OF our appoint the Owe nsouse of
Charles e,n. iii Randolph in said District, en- the last
Saturdays Of Juuc and November next at O'clock, in the
afternoon, Oh eacit uf said lays.
lockwood HOLDEN, rn,
LOREN EDISON, 0o
In ndoInh June Sib. 1861, W3
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hpseesssase G'@srssGs.

STATE OF VERMONT pRoB4rE COURTS , within
said will be holden the Probate Oce in Montpelier in
said District on Tuesday each week, during the
ensuing. Persons having bust with said Court are re-
quested 10 attcn to The same on said court days.
Y. II. MERRILL, Judge.
1j,prI
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PrObasc Courts Eisr RasadOsIs
aSESBesfef

DRORATE .OURTS within and for the District of Ran
doph for the year ensuing, will be holden as follows
At the Registers Office in Brookfeld on the first Thurs
day in each month at the Orange County Hotel, III
Chelsea, on the third Thursday in each month at chad
wck's Hotel in West Randolph, the fourth Thursday
in each month At j. l.. Bowles' Hotel in Washing
ton on he second Thursday in February May and Aug
ust. BY cfder OF Court,
j. r. CLEAVELAND, Register.
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BUaLINGToE, Vt, March iii, 1SG


To MEssRS. CHAs. BACKMAN Il Co., N.
Gentlemen We avail ourselves Of This method to In
70 you that have repeatedly made examination
OF Brandes Whisky, Gin and Wines, with which the
Chittenden County Agency at Burngton has been
ly supplied from House for the past three years.
specimens from other Agencies in the state procured
from you
We have found them invariably of full strength and
Uniform purity and quality superior in every respect to
spec linens from other For medicinal they
shey have fUlrI expectations and received
qualified approval and without hesitation confidently
recommend them II who wish supply themselves with
Liquors upon which They canrey for purity and strength
We are,
Your most obodent servants,
SAML ". THAYER, JR., NJ D.
WALTER CARPENTER, NJ. d.
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81 engsy Fuckers EISaIsC.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court holden at
Observation-Disclosures, SIS. Montpelier, within and for
said district the 10Th day of June, A. d. 1861.
JIRASTUS +. BATE HELDER, administrator on the es-
L. CT Henry Tucker, late of Plainfeld in said dis
trct deceased presents his administration account for
settlement
Whereupon, is ordered that the be referred to
che I'd day of July next at the Probate Office in said
Montpelier for examination and allowance and that all
concerned be notified hereof, by the publication of this
order in the Green Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont
peler, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY may be, that
they may appear and at said time and place. if they
cause, object thereto By the Court,
June1lw3 Y. r. MERRILL, Judge.
STATE OF VERMONT, | In Probate Court holden at
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, IS. Montpelier, within and for
said district, the 4th day of June, A. D. 1861.
CHARLES S. BENNETT, administrator on the estate of
" Eugene b. Short late of Calais in said district de-
ceased, presents his administration account for settle
ment: Whereupon it is ordered that the same be re-
ferred to the I'd day of July next at the Probate Office
in said ontpelier, for examination and allowance and
Chat all concerned be notified hereof by the publication
this order in the Green Mountain Freeman printed at
Montpelier three weeks successfully as may be-
that they may appear at said time and place and if they
see cause, object thereto. By order of court,
Attest, ~ A. CHASE. REGISTER.
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WurupGtfcbe SIaebrtdDten.

Der pretBtlG de bgeDrpnete so D aus Bres>
Tau, i'm Sabr 1848 MitglteO pes Nuerswalp<
lGen Mtntfertums, TT an "a. Qu9. tn lstner
8atert tab eetVrben.
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Der fribere preubii@e @elanote in 9fic peSaneirO,
~paiIirte am Dtenltas Sambur9. Am 8abn yofe
erpa9te tn pem l%lnsludliAen Der 0abnfnn I:
er cling plGslt9 auf ben @admeiter De6 pantlAen
Dpltamts 3u unp S~erlan9te pom pte fem, er IOle
|tbn BON letuen GYrannen unp NfGrpern befreten.
Die 0egleiter pes Baruns, eth Sdeeruff3ter unp
Elm Wdrter, fIbrten i'm teppG ral6 tn pa8 fur
i'm b%eltimmte Coupe.
Petersburg, Is. Dug. Oas S6ercomtte
fur Die Organization Des 8auernltanoes bat Die
Ancrpnnng 9etrOfsn, paB Die 6rtepeusrtGter als
Mmts5et6en eine pergOlpete Rette erbalten lplen,
welAe itber i9rer &letpung I'm Den SalS eetras
gen wtrp. Gprn betn0et Iih an Der Rette cine
m~erailenarttge Sereulpete SAetbe, pelAe anf Der
etnen Seite pas NetGswappen pttt Der NuflArtft
uSrterenSrtGter," auf Der anpern upen 10. Sebr.
1861" trast,
8%lpnDtn unp letne &tSaltn. Die
Nebenbublertn BON 8lcnDin, melAe In Qonppn
auf einem Setle iber bic G9emie gu seben iuGte,
tam III BrpPer VRInDt+ Nlo w peH gulpeN 2ce9
3uriiGsele9t Bate, fUunte ie tpeper ppr> noG riid
warts seben, pa pas 1au iftaf eeporpen mar,
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pa man tbr fetne Seine 3uwerfen fpnnte, 70 flets
terte fe an einfml Der 5altleile 3u einem 8OOte
btnab, untst 9roeem Subel Der Saulenpe BON
3ui4auern. = glpnOih bat tn eint9en @esen.
ben Gnslanp5 ncA tmnter erpben @rfplg. Sn
eiOerpCel CAB ct eine gpriteaunS bet gta4t un'
ter 5euerperf.
5irt pOlt9nac, gntel pes beraAti9ten slelG,
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3psd letner &eile nod ntGt tuno MAIDEN. @r
miro Elm COMMANDO tn Der lapltGst Nrmes iibers
nebmen. -
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a,,,ei4e 0enesde

G~lartSbury, Is. Sept. 6 III
doanetrten seltern MOrsen auf beies t.ten
9te9en GItwater unD @bent Mcuntain Snmmit.
70 gelons tbnen, bas Sort auf Der 66be gu GER
alren unO Den GeleSrupbenprabt 3u 3erl tSrer,,
Ste praugen paruuf meter mad Glfpater Dor
btS tanerbnl6 ether Gntfernuue BON aipet Mets
len BON ~nnieren Iruppen, als le hur6 etntoe
Bcm6en bon 2ppmts' 8atterte SerIpreuot tpurpe1.
Die san3e Nadt wurbe DaS Geuer f~orteelebt
unO beute MlOrsen purDen 3pet Nestmenter be-
Droert, bts maA @6eat Mountain @ummit Yprs
3uertn9en. 80 gelan9 ttnen, piele Bepesung
aue3ufa9ren uno Die &ebeQe, ,ogen f4 na@ al
len Setten 3uritd.
3met 0teb~ellenOff3tere, tpslbe I'm Camp @lfs
mater iptCntrten, tpurpen BON unleren @tquets
9ente NlCrgen iberrai9t unO erlGulen. Die
Setde bes etnen tpurpe tn's 9aser gebra6t rnp
ais Die oes Sberlten Sobn 81. ~Q8albtn9ton bon
UtOunt TernUn, Der einen 70 l6GnDlt9en 6anbd
NIT Ben ueberreiten pes r8aters pes 8atertan.
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amertfauti6e fadbridbten.

BON Sten6enregtmemtf, 10. Sep
tember, 0eGsrn belt bas 7. Steuben Sol. Ste
siment cine RecOsnus3trung pom tter aus 9e9en
@rent Bethel gu WajOr .. S6af, Elm tI9tiser
Offjier (srt tir3ltG Don prsuBen bter) lsbte iG
QbsnOs Sreen 10 ubr nit 5@Ompusnten In 8es
wesuns, UNI ben Jetnp auf3uluGen unb tbut eth
SGarmabel an3mbteten. Der 5auptplam mar
ttbO6, ben GetnO su iberrumpeIn, @uf awei oers
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6nrm etpa d Meilen BON unlerem 9aeer an.
Bon bort stng BITE Sruppe NIT elmer sprii&tis
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