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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21
P E R s Q N A L.
DR.. W. K. EvERSON,

AT THE COOK HOUSE, in this city,
Treats successfully all Chronic Diseases,
and is prepared and competent to the
performance of any, even the most deli.
cate, surgical operation.
READ THE EVIDENCE,
and place your case under the hands Of
an eminent and acknowledged skillful sci
enti6c physician and surgeon while you
have the opportunity:
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
This is to certify that we have long
been acquainted with DR.. w. K. Ever
son, and with the greatest of pleasure re-
comend him as physician and surgson
of the highest capabilities, and competent
to the discharge of any duty the nature
of his pr, fession may impose.
JOHN G.. RICH, M. D.,
Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
JOS. SITES, NJ. D.,
Professor of Obstetr and Diseases o.
Women and Children;
CHAS. BUCHANAN. NJ. D.,
Professor of Surgery
JOS, P. FlTLER, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry
THOS. G. CHASE, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Prof. of Chemistry
II. HOLLENBACa. MD.
Professor of Materia Medica
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21
,ardiy Realized.

I'll 'ad N 'orrible 'eadacke this hafternon hand
stepped into the hapOthecares to the man.
Scan you hease me OF 'eadache ?" "Does ithache
Sra' says %. "Hexceedingly," says hi, hand upon
that % gave me Cephalic PHI hand 'pon me ,onor
II cured me so QUICK that 'ardiy realized 'ad lad
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21

to the people, unless iorestalled BY fed
ersl courts, OF which there is no immedi-
ate danger, as Lincoln will have the ap'
poiutment Of Judges.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21

GoDEYs LADIES Book for March is on
our table, full Of fashion and interest.
For sale at tho News Once.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21

FACT WORTH KN0wING.--Spaldlng's Cephallc Pin
are certain forsick headachs. bilious headache
nervous headache costiveness and general debility.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21
Surgical instrument maker.
A Blind Child Restored to sight.

Extract from a recent letter from Mrs. w. H. Foote,
800 West Fifth treet Cincinnati, Ohio:
"Words can not express my gratitude to you, my
kind friend for the benefits OF youf treatment of my
child and his complete restoration to sight but II a
mothers kind wishes for you and yOnrs are OF any
avail, you will be sure to succeed in whatever you
undertake. But few short months ago my little
boys eyes were considered lost to him forever, yes,
given over by the best surgeon of this city, and its
bes. oculiss, as hopelessly blind, when, as II seems
10 me- by the interppson of Providence, your steps
were directed hither; and now what change, and
all owing to your care, and the goodness ofho Good
Father of all.D
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-21
CINCINNATI, ONO:

CINCINNATI, OHlO:
We do hereby certify that we are ac-
quainted with DR.. W. K. Eversou
in this city, and, formerly of Phila>
delphia, Pa. and that his reputation as
Oculist and Aurist and deservedly great.
He has performed wonders in our midst
in the treatment of his speciality, having
restored to sight d bearing those who were
regarded by our best surgeons, ooullsts
and aurists as past all cure,
JOHN KING, M. D.,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children
q. FREEMEN NJ. D.
Professor of General, Special and Path
illogical Anatomy;
G. r. HART, M. D.
Professor of Physiology and Jurispru'
dence;
JOHN DICKSON NJ. D.
D. w. MCCARTHY NJ. D.
LOUIS WOCHER,
Surgical instrument maker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
Captain Bailey il enthusiastic IN view of the prospect

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of doing som-thing toward prttipg down the rebellion
II is not probable, however, that The Colorado will
have occasion make rnnch use OF her big guns, for
FL draws 10 much water that she cal tot enter any
port teween Cape Henry and Texas; and would prob
0bly ind Norfolk difficult of access. The Colorado is
waiting for shells from Washington, her assortment Of
these mssiies having by intake or misfortune,
been lost or diverted to other place. Formerly,
Alger & Co Of this city made plenty OF shells, bu'
thew ouarreed with the Democrats. and the work was
taken from them. Now MI the shells nre made at
Washington. This slmld h. changed ~ once. Where
should We have been If Washington bad been captured
in April
have heard Of some Great abuses prnc'iced by old
Democratic officials az Washington who have been
tanned by The good ua;urc Of Republican, LATE pur'
chase OF tobacco to the amount Of s7 0N asceraned
10 have given he odd 81 500 hereabops. into the
hands Of middlemen and speculaiora. Mr.. Horatio
BRIDGE who IN ~ the bead o the Hnrcau OF Provisions
and Clothing Mr. McKesu Buchanan, INSPECTOR at the
Nhvy-Yard, aud Horton, ITsll & Co.. an old firm OF
contractors the principal persons engaged in this
transaction. Mr.. BIdkc goes 10 Mr. Buchanan; Mr..
Buchanan 10 H., H. & Co.. and Mr.. Hale 10 Stephen
Tilton tobacco dealer. agent Of Mayo Of Richmond.
and the result is that 900 pounds of tobacco which
ought 10 be purhnscd for 20 cents pound, there
abouts is bought for IS eenF. Horton Hall e. Co. are
known have PAID 70 cent for it, ard sold it for 81,
tbus making $3.50 on the purchase. How much lbu.
chanan Bridge and Tilton have m,pie is not easily
determined. Bridge and Buohsnsn audit the BILL and
everything goes smoothly enough. BY recent pur-
chase Of 400 900 pounds Of bread portion OF II at q
cents round Hcton Hall & Co and their corfeder-
ates are understood 10 have made large .um ont Of
The Government. There gross abuses and s.indies
which oug to be put sop TO- and doubtless VIII be- as
soon as the Secretary Of the Navy has his attention
called 10 them The auditing officers ought 10 ba srict-
y forbidden TO make purchases, directly OF indirectly.
You may remember the accident to the Mississippi,
on account of which she was compelled to retnrn to
The NavyYard. II at inst said that the imperfect
discharge pipe YVES the work Of Michael Quinn, the
engineer a Vrgniau; but this contradicted, and
the matter was smoothed / understand there
ia the best reason 10 believe that the original suspicion
Of Quinn was correct. Capt Hudson, Commai der Of
the Yard seems quite too enieut 70 those men In the
Nayy.Yard who have pariaites in favor Of secession
The Paymaster Norve long ago, declined TO take
the oath Of allegiance, and Capt. Hudson gave him
leave of alb ence for several weeks. bonneville,
Master Iaborer who 10 described 10 me al very
vicious sympatbzer with the rebels, was removed from
his Office and Capt. Hudson in6uced bis successor,
Droun, to give him subordinate place. bu. believe
be has now been finally got nd of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
Renorlsd bn TelsSropl.

PnItADkLPs4. June i1FLouK dull and unsettled Wuis
declining: s,es OF s0oo bus Red a, = O@fl "a Nhs -
~ 33aS a. CORs quiet sales Of 200 bush. a. II o+~
CogTEx-Rio st lldl2c.; WHISKY dill o. l6i Gl1c. 49,
BUsgALo. June l2-6 p. m.-tLoUR steady. WnEAI
dsu aud-uAkot for No Spring easier, sales 1900 Ss
Ml~ankee Club a. 82d4o ls coo bush No Chiosso spl.
a, 8sd r.. IL J bu,h No do. at 7Sc CoRS stesoy as
sc. WHsE nominal az lsc. CANAL fEEeai
s,s.dy. lee Corn to New.York lie Whes, lnr1in
T. eco bbis Flour l67 on bush Wheat lcOoO bush Go n ~
n 900 bush Oafa 49,.
oss geo. June I,.FLouK steady at IS for fancy essr
oui., Coas nonn,ly al SC thout ssles GA. da "
S,L FRsiGHrs dulkloar DC Wheat &C. Corr, g % ies
York IxPoRrs-6l 600 bush Nhesf, p 200 bush Con sf
bmah Rye. CANAL ExPoRrs-2, eco bbs Flour "a 800 Sas
Corn Goo bush. O4ta
CIscsNArf June ~ FlovR very DALI snd prices IrTos
AZ 81 l5ak5 40 MHIsKY. laic PSoysicNs uomSs- sns
nothing doing EXCHANGE New YORK dull a. IL. Pceut
AiR.yY June i2-FIouR mere active, ard prioss b.-
ard tendency WHSAr lots 81 ~ or his A'ssA
AID 81 ~ for u ho Nichissu. Coss i9c. WHISKY 10 90
IA bbs shipped nv trsins 10 NewyoIk, June H. %"N e.
Corn go 300 bush Wheat, 10 90 bash. Feed 400 0aS NA
NEw-OfI ssss June I2.-CorroN-some little nq'tT "a,
p,snusscturnS but no sales FLOUR, % soG+s Fok ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH Star.

The steamship North Star, Capt. Jones, arrived IAs
evening from AspiDwall. She left New.Yors Nay n
Z" ~ nj arrived at Aspinwal May %, q, 0. N. !,
FAILED from Aspinwa June 4, at p. m, and arrived
at this port June Il, at s, D. m.
on "e IN INST, NJ p m, net steamship ARIEL 10,
Aspinwail' The following vessels were at Aspinwn
June a.
United States aoreshP Falmouth, British gupbo.,
Land Rail- French brig-of.wsr -, WIN
steamship Conway; schoonesAbby BraeLs,,. a,Ro,,
to sail for Trinidad juno ), Cyclone Dale, for Tobacco
Mexico, June g. and the Jalia smith, oranda for We
United States, 10 ballast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
sPkcis Lrsr PxR soxrs ,rsn

The PaSamo Star and H'rald Of June saws,
"The Hon. y. Iiassanrst, the newly sppontei
Min-ier from lie United States Ia ECUADOR Il al pre-.
ent g. Paasma and intends leaving on the steamer Of
the 9th for Gnyaquil.'
The Bgbetin Oecsai Of CaIthsgsnis Of May II aye
In substance;
"The enemy fGovernr.nt forces), after uniting Ar
their available force, ring 1000 men attempted
a vigorous attack mon camp &C a. m, on the
18th of April The battle hss been bloody. aud dec.
ave. There haze been left with Ne 2l6 Of the enemy
killed At other poiuts the mortal ~ has been very
great, because wherever the Cen,raIls forces hay.
presented themselves hey have been destroyed and
routed by the Fetsrslists."
Tie eremy, defeated On every side, retired from
their petition At q n. having suffered lls u ay-
ward u $50 men in I'LL q, wounded, and prisoners.
including many officers OF high grade.
The defeat and disappoi itment Of the Ctntrase N
the battle Of the 9th has been terrible, ~ they
convinced Il their impo'ency.
Gen. Santo. Gu errez. attic head Of the third Fed
ers army, is appfo ,,hig our camp, ard the column
which under order Of CD Juan Ar,inegas, triampbe5
In Ia Mesa on the 18th April, will uLite With ou
forces In few hour
A private letter avs; sssure you that after ~
battle mentioned ID the bali tin, No %, another os
lace near the gates Of Bogots, in which the forces ID
Aosquers were vi t0roas, ana consequently Moe4Gert
is now in the capital.
Ad,ices from Guaysquil are 20 May %.
Ia Jamaica everything quiet bat reports have
Oh brought that sn engagement bad taken place b.
tween Gen. PEREZ and ATboleis, at Pasto. Some ssy
the former de Gated aud others the latter. Alto
geiher the report Is very vnguc.
. BGsnaventura still remains in possession OF Moo
guerra. The two bloc kadiHg vessels Of the Genera
Government remsin at some distance from the town.
and are repu'ed being Ia sraiher destitute oondr
ton, aRd running out u provi.ions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
The Forees at the Ferry--McCleiIan's
Advance.
ron, Our speclal Correspondent

From Our Special Correspondent
CHaMBERsBURG, Pa, june II, 1861.
have inst learned many particulars about the rebels
as Harpers Ferry and vicinity, from very nieile ent
reedent Of S5arpsburg direct from there only yester-
dzy afternoon. This gentleman informs me that within
q few DAYS there has been considerable activity among
them and evident slerness ~ avoid SURPRISE which
they are afraid of troops approach They have
posted 400 at the bridge across the Potomac al
Sbepherdstown and hold it on both rides. On Satur
day they up the flooring OF track and sneared
with tar OIL and camphene, and also mined it, ready
to destroy it absolutely at moments notice. This
psint is Is miles below Wiamspor by the course Of
the river and canal and IA by turnpike. On Sunday
BODY Of seven eight hundred advanced to their
cid position opposite Wiliamsport, which they had
abandoned some days ago. leaving oaly two companies
Of cavalry guard there and al other considerable
force was thrown out higher lp the river Opposite
Willamsporl they have aso now half dozen cannon,
not vet mounted.
Every fat and stif On the Potomac, between Har-
psrs Ferry and Williamsport, that they could lay
hands on has been sunk destroyed--tbe object Of
which is 10 prevent de-ertion and cut of tho escape Of
refugees from Virginia, rs much as to prevent our
troops from using them to when they reach the
river. Their vandalism s exhibited too by wanton
ard wicked destruction of the locks and dams Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Dam No. 81 the feeder
lock, five miles above Shepberdsown, was broken &
few days Gaee; the locks ct Harpers Ferry had been
previously DEDICATED and on Sunday gu armed party
of the vsndas destroyed the locks of tie canal mile
o. two above Harpers Ferry, and forced some Mary
knd boatmen to take three boats lying there down 10
hArpers Ferry where iney were banned mere arc
over three hundred cntlbOats within REACH aud tiey
threaten To deSlroy Ill They have n special suitA
against Whianpon, asa declare vengeance uPoa us
people. This feeling OF snimoSiiy was awakened oy
Che hearty reception they lave receivedirom the Home
GUARD and the bo~'meh eo''ected mere ana n'' oeeh
aggravated by the death oil theS conir"oe' young
A's'cn seems that tos i%a'y was mo- ON! "oU8"'
upoh ue young man oy us own i0iiy III eo-% among
an exciiea community whe9 ne was p.tuoulaFV ant
personally obnoxious Oh account OF his wet4'ho%"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13

Hides t0tc Y n rsow, to Y 70 I, Pelt &e.dei eea
Colt skns 7.1c. 10 -,
N B.Be.f sud hrs quality include notLirg bat ~
t-s IA stabilized Oxen. Second sliy includes ne -
gsssfed Oxen the best .tsifed and the best t
od Steers Ordinary consists OF bus enc the refns- u 100
SaRhsExtra includes CessetI. sad when thOse 81 ia<'
q thrown oct ~,
TLefn we're cas oyer the Grand Trunk and Eastern kri
TO- over the Boston and Low ell and 20 the ftesGi
of those over the EitchbuIg from Albany.
aHrAags-The prices Best AZ the opening OF tie uHise
we've hn cck and 1nick that dealers sliet
p,c-~ cut, bat buyers would not ses. 50
the aduauce the ket stand Prices "l cOf
agaffl the with sell Mr. smi sold 10 Of E's
err steers averaged Is cwt for 50 q er 10 sArt
aud other soi1 the which MAKE ~
eost % tire purchaser about 80 Is " cvt.
Shesp aud Calves sold rather higher than last week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
pnssrnRers Arrived

smith 81 Builsr Capt Paul o. w aerdck. W. L. o,rposs
W and ay Mr. Palmer Ind, md ;'S Nm MI I %y ,n
Thas RicL.rlsop j. d. n.niout D. ~ Vision, lady Adhs
o While. J. l. Wheat, ssy ed child s SSs' hs. ~,
81 chi5' ~ CrockeT r Ho.chin, @. W. Robioson ~,
Ms,dyC.A wismt Mr. r = Tsa'{ j. 3 w ShI rss.
~, a Gle. G. s. BLACK %. II. Black. Ms kiDs Col n.ATn
Drd frame. John Poser end fam' DI W. D. gf,p .sss
Can j. C.yance A. Miller 4. shurd and lady ND 20.
lard A. August and lady, J. osss, and "a In sseoss sseN -
I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13

st.an,h North Star Jones' Aspinws all 'h mr. sp'
pass. 70 ID. Is. Allen Go. - m Ia
Big Robert A. Fisher shsck,ord imseoa u ~, Ny ~.
noas.es TO Burdett Everett, pared bstfer~ ''n Nv
which tin.e had cSlms anu fc 80. ~,
sAIl,ED-sh,, R.solute for liverpool, bsrts nipha y
BUpdywine del }; Cienh ssos for AspnwNii oire"
for Cofs; Nova Aessio iBEl, iof Cork NM
BFIOW-ship- Eastern State, N.ekeTsoo, Clise, 80,
p,ors ss,,h- n ii rhts Lsrsard days, ispm
s,s.ntna ljnders tier Cspt Fountain bsrss W 80 IA,
from IVES, lndiss Gen Oreea' - pHs
Toyo, y. H. 49,.
WiND-Duhns tho dsy, w. N. W., sndhsp@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
DIED..

HI-NBERT-ou Wed7esisy Jane H. Hnms Bare,t osl,
cid OF Frsnci. J. snd Emma T. Huneert, ssed JeG'
uloutIs aid u days -
T iesd. relative, Of the family invited to sspd rs
fa1ef. Friday afternoon ltth inst O: oei "a from VA
rrsiace hs granfs h.r No. ga Court street biooAyh
KFTCftAH-'n Brooklyn. "wednesday, June Il, Mn
Phebe l.. wife Of Nrharill ke,.hsnl sgsd 81 yesrL
The funeral will be attended this (Thur.5ayl at>rnoon
oclocs her is.. residence No 81 Hicks street Is
friend. aid olAiv-s hyiied to attend without ihthe %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13

REPuBLIc.s CEsrR,L CoxMIrrEE-A stated meet
ing OF this body held last evening at the corner Of
Twenty-thrd street and Broadway E. Delafeld Smith
preceding. The doors we've closed against reporters
The Ln.iness done was Of no public interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
Cambridge Cattle Market.

RIroRTko Tax n. \. IkIsrsE, nj "so HoPr:,
MEDsRspAI, June H. 1851
Who'll. number Of ceftls maket 2aI about 49, beevcs
Nd d. Stog. consisting ID Worss O.eu. Mica Cows Ias
o. aud three year old -
PAGES M.EErr B,sr-EK.ra 90 aOd&o 4oi hst quAi1
e. p toccaa quality, - - -
pa.cys OF sroRx CarrLw-Work,ns Orsn yer pair, fs
e. HlGO. Cows and Calves 30 no 10 ea5 fsx
III q. uoDs Two-yesIs-od Tn eeyea sold.
sh.ep and lambs $50 market; price, IL lots. 81 va tfr
sssh; .Irs, % Is. ~ Syd to s5 rem 70 ~ ~
S'rinS Lambs from 81 - 10 - 50.
sUnBss srATB-
,.,,t. g. A IN. C.lys. u.r... D.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13

TBErT or HoRsE.-A man named Thoe Logan
arrested erisy charged with stealing horse valued
10 from Patrick Connolly 4 No 1875 South The bot
found the sccu.ed aud Justioe Osborne
committed HIN Tor eIsn inafion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13
Nv telegraph.

-, r.,. a ar bsrls Mystery Phiisdsfbsi r ,s
20. Tshh Raw, sumter csriEaI, bhss Nancy kerbes
dsDs. Charlotte orb PsI S,.. alp Eins xassss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-13

There is Oh exhibition at the office Of Iii Mayer No
7 Wal street, the first OF a number OF iron breech-
loading cannon ords rod for the Ellsworth Zousvc Reg
meni The gun 10 AZ inches long. has bore of /
inches, and carries ohilled-iron bsil weighing IL
ouncer Tie bore il continued all the way through
tbe breech. md the hole stowed by pin made oi n
cone md expancing rings like the Joceyn brooch
loading rife, with Which many OF our readers are
familiar. Tie ln l. withdrawn ty handle 10 which
Is attached and kep' TO its place bya heavy key n-
serted in mortios through the gun and through the
shank of the breach pin. The key is made of two
talering pieces of steel made tight BY the operation of
. compound lever, The twtriige 10 contained in y
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-30

yiel 9ntertEe i6er bic auSos9aiit6 DIT 9naut'
wOu- Gultur aus, la8te teOUf, CT een;'s 'sfA's gu
perlelben bettra9en.
3pet 01ttolteOer Des ttalientf4en gftntttertunts
baben r~eIFonirt unp Gtalpint Serlangt tbre gSts@
perernennung.
NeaPel Miro s8 unterne6pten, pie Sanoiten 3t
unterDrhden.
Oa8 NappleCasGe f wlrpe am Is. In 9ari8
NIT @(auS g%efetert; au4 In Stolisn ipurDe pes
Gages geDa1t pur6 illumination in Neapel uub
relt9tDIe @erenpnten in. Gurin.
Sc 9eibt, 6rnntrsi9 babe ben Sen. @uypu
t%rtrttrt, bas Gtnbrinsen tfs Sen. GtaIbint in
Die pGpfItden @taateu MD 81 berbintern, wenn
Die Notbpenpt8feit pe6 RrieseS baiel6e erbetlden
pirbe.
Die italientiAe Prince batts mebrere Snlur@
gentens YIGBe 9enpnnea.
So betBt, pas Gtretatl6e Commencement Be-
abft6tige Die ttn9arn etu3ulapen, Deputirte bts
rett fir Den NeiG8ratb gu erpdbfn.
Martt. 2~tSerpppl, II. Mu0. 8aumwOQs
Gerfauf fir beute 5000 8nllen. Der WRartt
iAlpB felt unp utperdnpert,
SrObltDfe ialpien lau, 9rppiiipnen lau. -
@OnIUl8 903 bis 90E.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-08-30
Die aeberlcn perfd1nn,cn G0a-

Wai1tn9tUn, 30, 9lusuF. Sin 8ot-
l9after BON Der pirsinil9en Settle pe8 9ptumuc
la9t pap lnlere Sruppen seltern mad Saile9's
Crop 90a0 SQr9esanssn leien uno Die gprppfteu
Der Nebellsrt cine unp cine bal6e Meile ipeit slz
%ridgewprfen bdttert, wplelb(t ~piefelbcn, Dem Ser
ne9men nab, Selis BON elmer NnpG9e senpmmrn
unp fb perl9an8t baden,
Den san3ea Sag ii6er tparpa gefeufrt, ie6pd
ODne paB ipeitere 9%lelultate erSfelt murpen.
Die 8erpbner jener @egenp ltnp meifentbeils
pe99s3o9en anp pisls %perlelben in0 mad @aI9z
tn9tOn 9etcmmen.
gini8e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ma9tene Ct.
lien Nn9rif auf cine lbeinbar D~erla1cn lebenpe
Saupne, Nadoem fe un9efabr 10 @6a6e aus
tbrer Sanbibe anf ptsIelte abeefeuert battem,
wa9ten tie li9 naber berau uuO nabmem = cine
SffnrSDre, pel6e Splpaten zines MlGi9an=N Sic
eiments auf 9dper befefist unr pprsefa6ren lat
ten. Daniel Rnipple bonn 2. Mi6teans Ncqi=
nent, purbe 9eltern Dur9 pas 3u1aatge Gntlapen
elmer Musfets, in Der Sanp zines letner Same
raeen getGptet,
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Sen O1c@unoO.

DieIer aefarGteEe 8e6elenfaGrer 1T i'm SaGr
1915 in 9tut6erforp 60. IN 8enneIee gebpren
Sein 8ater, NtsrauDer Wtc@uIO4, war Qbiu
tant De6 Generals @0fee unp fo0t unter 0ene-
raj Sadipn In BEN S2la1teu ppEt SaIa0eDa
Ia1abaif E un0 9prleIbpe. Getn 8ater git,l
ais Sen ned Gin &nabe mar, na9 @eprgia, Del
lebtere a6er blie6 in 5eune1ee tnb beIadbte bort
Bis gu leinem II. Sabre Die S1ule. Sis Al
leinem u. 8aGre lag er bduptla1liA Der Sagr
pb. lin iene 3eit CAB e5 nod iebr piel Barren
in S~ennelee, 70 DaB bic Q~lnItepler lire GApetnf
faum 6egen tonnten. Der iunge WeGullpd
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