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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-01

Quite PopnInr.--Dr. Burrows "Bs-i
notice Of which we gave shor, the "
has been SO eagerly sought after th' 81
edition of 25,000 is being issued, nliia
all $4,000 copies published. Every ,@i
50 miles Of Bethel Church insists Oh .sn'
,npu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-01

E.r Prssident Tyler. - This d'siin'-
and patriotic Virginian, and his am''.'
accomplished lady, arrived in this city J
day, in the fsvorite little steamer
Schults, Capt. d. J. Hill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-01

Rage Waatea.-In these pipins ~
per is desidsratum. Lot the pops
fore save all the rags, they will DO Vs.
the paper mill and can be disposed o. y
at fair prices.
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The HtsI Lie Yel

Tho Now York He,ald has it from "higt
military authority" that the Federals los
oniy $50 killed at Manassas. And fifty thou
sabd men ran away ard gave up all their can
nGn, on account IF such a loss
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In To,on.- ". J. Ward. 5. O. Me-
Baltimore; VIM. Glib 'ney, "yIhsS[
others from further South, arrived q = r
YESTERDAY.
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R,mored Deafh.-I, is rumored
mond that Capt James h. Lee, Of .
Regiment, who was badly woanie4
battle ut Bull Run, has since died.
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Religious War.-Harric, Beccher Stowe
proposes tina. the present struggle between the
North and the South shall be designated The
Religious War" In this We are inclined to
agree with the author Of Uncle Toms Cabin.
1t 10 religious war. II is the Bible and
pure Christianity against infdelity and God.
dishonoring crimes, and We are glad to SOC
that the churches of the South are alive to
their responsibility in this regard. We learn
that in two days during the present week
$4,000 pages Of religious tracts were sent
from this city into the various cncampmsnts.
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Medical Ane"aanes and Prescriptions for the
Siek and Wounded Soldiers Families with
whom soldiers have been qusrtered by the
COMMITTEES, arc requested to call in their fam
NY ply sicians-the nAysiciAns Of the city hav-
ing, as far a. heard from. offered their gratui-
tous services for such cases. Amy expense for
subscriptions which Is not convenient for fam-
iiies to furnish, will be furnished At the ex-
pense Of the Committee, at tho Hospital ON 10th
street, near Main, or st any drug store, when
not couvsnisnt 10 tho Hospital.
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But the watchward, d" Forward to Rich
mond - Is not niue, or anything Of like i'm.
port I wish TO evade no responsibility. but
to iepel personal aaper-ion. SO with regard
to the Ia te article urging change in the Cab
met. While l know that some Of the bast
material in the country enters in to the COM
position of that Cabinet, feel that char ges
m ut be made therein with advanta ga To the
pubic service. Yet did not write. aud did
not intend TO have published, the article call
ing FOR change Of Cabinet. which only APP
peared through 4 misappreheusion. shrunk
from printing II in Cart because any good ef-
feet IL nigh: have was likely to be neu tralizsd
by the very course which had been taken
mat OF sssaiiing me AS lis supposed author.
So 1t seems the article got In itseU! I'm
tucky Editor in Chief. Nevertheless, adds
the editor. insinuatingly
have no desire in the premises but that
what is best for the country shall ba done
II the public Judge that this great end-an en-
ergstic and successful prosec II ton of the war
will be most surely sub,erved by re tanning
the Cabinet as it ie, acquiesce in that decis-
ion. The end being secure ed, the means are TO
me utterly Indifferent.
Only aoquiesces. Mr.. Seward owes his
thaI,k-
/ wish to be distinctly understood a. not
seeking 10 be relieved from any responsibility
for urging tie advance of the Union Grand
Amy INTO Virgins, though the precise
phrase forward 10 Richmond ~ is not mine,
and would have preferred not to iterate it.
| thought that the army, one hundred thou.
sand strong, might have been IN the rebel
Capital on or Doiore the 20th instant, while
ielt that there were urgent reasons why it
should be there If possible.
"Oa to Richmond" in blazoned paragraphs
three weeks continually, are not mine
against my preference; bur the rascally Subs
would put II in in spite of me, II. q
And now, If any one imagiEes that l, o. any
one connected with the Tribune, ever com
mended or imagined any such strategy as the
launching OF barely thirty thousand Of the
one hulur Ell thousand Union volunteers with
IN fifty miles OF Washing Ton, against ninety
thou Iebeis en-, eIoped III "A labyrint tn OF
strong entertainments and unreconnoitered
masked batteries, then demonstration would
he lost on his closed ear. But / will net
we'll on this If am needed as Il scapegoat
tor all the military blunders OF the las /
month, so be it, ludivinutis must die that
the nalion may live. Ii / eau serve her bes t
in that capacity, 1 do not shrink from the
ordeal.
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Prisoaers.-The Central cal. ""
brought down two prisoners Of val
male spy and the Other u N lie hes
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A More in the Right Direction.-The Dung
Mems Christian Association of this city, with
the -oper alton of similar institutions through
out the Southern Confsderacy,) have opened 8
depot on Main street, just above Col. Blair's
store, for the reception Of all articles aent here
for the relief Of the wounded and sick soldiers.
By reference to the advertisement of their
committee, the public will perceive that al ar
tiees sent to their care will be properly dis
tributed and will reach, without delay, tLose
for whom they are intended. This committee
will attend to receiving articles sent from sny
part of our Confsdefacy end inasmuch as or
CARNATIONS are being formed in every part of
Virginia and the other States for the purpose
Of mnisering to the wants Of those who have
been stricken down while defending our homes
and affairs, are assured that the donations
of our friends could not reach the various hos
pitfalls sooner or with more safety than through
the agency of this committee.
Throughout the broad limits Of our beloved
country, every heart is beating with sympathy
for sick and wounded sodiery, and the
anxious inquiry everywhere exists, GLOW can
do them good; how can l relieve their suffer
ings and supply their wants - The answer is
ut hand: Let every church. community and
association in the South get together all of the
old clothing as shirts. drawers, towels,
hhounOiShieA'J ahoote, plIiCW Cdsesi DldDkets,
bed-tiek,. &c, &c, and buy materials ana
make them up, and forward at once, "To the
Army Committee of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, Riohmond," and they will
surely reach their destination, and the prayer
Of the sufferer will bless the generous giver.-
In addition to clothing, we would suggest the
donation Of wiaes jellies, and other delicacies
| suitable for the sick and those who cannot
send the ADORE named articles, can send their
| contributions in money, which will be judi
ciously expended. Mr.. Roger Martin, a well
known gentleman Of this city, will DO always
at the depot 10 give his personal supervision to
the whole matter.
The committee will promptly acknowledge
the receipt Of all monies and other contribu-
tons, and at the proper time advise the public
| of tho good accomplished through their or
ganiza'i0n. Let the people everywhere avail
themselves of this opportunity to benefit and
bie's those in whom they feel such deep and
abiding interest.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Old "Cncie Dick"-On Tuesday afteru DON
last considerable crowd collected on Main
street, near 18th, to listen 10 many inter
seting incidents of the battle at Manas-
sas, which were being related by an
old colore1 hero named "Dick," who was
al active participant in the eventful engage
mont q: that memorable place. His age, be
said, was over sixty years, and every one who
saw the venerable, silvery locks which covered
the old patriots head, readily credited the
statement. Having enlisted as drummer, on
the day of the battle he marched out into the
field at the head Of his company. performing
in his best manner on that soul-inspiring in
gtrument Soon the balls began whining
thick and fast around his head, when, think
ing his time could DO better employed, without
waiting for orders, old uncle Dick swung the
instrument on which he was playing over his
shoulder. and picking up the gun of q de-
funct Hessian, participated in the popular
amusement of the day Of pulling down the
enemy at long taw. He seems certain Of hav-
ing made more than one Of them bite the
dust.
The capture of live Yankee by this old
negro, wa. related by him in the most enthu-
siastic manner. He espied ono of them some
what separated from the rest, in the act of
cutting stick for Washington, and Immediately
started in pursuit Of him. On coming up
with the brave Lincoln soldier. he brought his
gun to bear on uncle " Dick )" but this, he
said, he had no fear Of and did not halt until
be had fast hold on the Yankees collar, and
lest no time in conducting him where the pris
oners had been confined.
On asking the old negro if he intended re-
turning to his army, he promptly answered
that he should do so as soon as he transacted
his business in this city, and that he expected
in a short time to beat ON his drum in the
streets of Washington that good old tune,
Dixie" "Our pickets," he said, were in
two miles of Alexandria, and Mas. Beauregard
would not be long in driving the id Yam
keag from I'll
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Fatal AccIpKxr Col WIN IN.
formerly Of Lswisturg, Va, was "a.
miles below Charleston, kanaNn
few days ago, by thu wheel OF
ming over his body
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CARoLISK CouSrY, VA -Ah0s- 5
has been mustered ,nto ser'iee pyfs
county, under the Rev. John " rgs
Captain. This maze. the hia'A
Gus old Caroline.
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Care Of satledSoldiers.--Ata recent meet
ing of the Committee for Reception and Ac-
comnodation Of Sick and Wounded Soldiers,
Mr.. John Enders WAS elected Treasurer.
Two valuable additions have been made to
the committee, which now is as follows:
John ID Harvie, Chairman: b. w. Haxall.
Secretary; FL. A Dudley, Assistant Secretary
and Keeper of Register; Jas. Blair, A. 3 Lee,
II Hancock, I. w. McUance, Thos. w Dos
well, w. j Riddck, = Is. Price, Geo. Watt,
f Straus, Ed. a Smith, John Gibson, W.
II. Lyons, John II. Knowles, SamI ] Ruth
erfoord. G. Crew, A. Spots, Thos. Walden,
John Enders; Jos. Tate, + BEDFORD, g. Bur
nett, Il. A. Mayo, T. G.. Bell, Charles Bates,
Joseph Allen, John Hatcher, Geo. 5 Palmer,
Caleb Jacobs, Thos Jones, Robt. o. Haskns,
Luther Libby, NJ Milhiser, l.. II Frayser,
q. X B.rksdale, Chas Gam pbell, r y. Eppes,
ID. N. Ionss, II. T. Pairo, W 4oddn, Chas.
Behle. w. +. Taylor, Jordan Mar tin, and J
II Johnson.
Members Of the committee who are not &C
tive are earnestly requested to report them
selves for duty, at the Committee Room, ST.
Charles Hotel, at the daily hour of meeting,
| o'clock P. NJ.
Committee to Solicit Subscriptions W
Walker, Chairman; Thos. Clemm tit, George
W. Smith, ]. J Waggoner, 7. w boswell,
Il. A. Dudley. Robert J Christian, w. W.
Timberlake, q WendliDger, A. II. Sands, j.
w Lswelisn. W. H. Hardgrove, Thos. lay
lor, Jr., and James A. Scott.
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Aayor's Court, yesserdny-ro,-- =.
required TO give security n, 'an VS.s
unlawful assembly Of nsgroas ii 'sSii W.
Sunday. A cass against him T., =" bon.
nous. open on that dav was conf. 'plai
the l2th Of August.-Csse Of Ga Gu.
a suspicious character, was cop,inD s.ll
nesse':-Ei'jah Fillmore, a fr.. To-
Committed, to Be- sst to work on ,h asa''
t'ona.-Sophia Barclay, white, f., zoe f'r!
With negroes, was committed T.. s'oc
and Mary Clayton. free, vs,s 'anHat'
stealing $40 in gold from K;,,, nTqai,.
draw l.. B.asley, di,orderIy cordno, A,a
Barrow, for drunkenness, ~sr, ~ All
and lot ofi.-W ashinston Brown ~a's,
vas arraigned for staying in ,bs u
trary 70 law, and was sent H. eeai' !
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Deod.-Three of the Southern volunteers
recently arrived here died yesterday. Their
names are given below. Dulce ct deeorun est
pro pstria mort, yet the loss Of so many ''good
mon and true" il not the least evil that
human wickednesS in higa places has brought
on our fatherland.
George ii. 6noddy, member of the goth
Regiment Virginia Volunteers, died in this
city yesterday, at the house of Mr.. Edward
Wilson. Deceased was a native of Bucking-
ham county, aged about 40 years. His death
was caused by exposure at Rich Mountain
The body was cent Up the canal by the packe t
last evening, to be inferred in the family bury
ing ground.
Died, also, yesterday, at the Hospital on
Church Hill, os wounds received in the recent
battle, VIM. r. Howell, native of Gate. coun-
ty, n. c., soldier in the Sth Regiment of n. C.
State troops.
Died, also, yesterday, at the st. Charles Ho-
tel, 7. J. Thompson, of the 18th Regiment of
Mississippi Volunteers, Of wounds received in
tina lste en- paceInent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-01

CAPT. THOMAS r. Nj EAGHEK, we are credibly
informed, has undergone complete CON-
version. A gentleman who has been upon
visit 10 RIO, happened TO be i'll Washington
Oh the memoir able 2lst, and conVersed with q
Roman Catholic clergyman, who had then
jast parted with Mr.. MgAGHEE. The latter
is repr nted As stating That he had never
seen nor heard OF such determined bravery
nor did he believe it was tquailed in
history-as that manifested by the South
ern troops. They were evidently actuated
by love OF liberty, felt that they were
defending their liberties, deserved liberty,
and rather than fight again against them
he would volunteer in their cause. Oar
informant states, in addition, that the
telegram which represent the Sky ninth
regiment as ready and " illiIg to re enlist, is
totally false. Or all the &" Grand Army" this
regiment bore itself the nos. gallantiy a
Manassas but it is satisfied Its mem bers
have been shanefully mislead and deluded
and they re turn home TO New York imme-
diately, so1ely repenting of ever having
placed confidence in Republican falsehoods -
oar friend adds that the CONSERVATION In
Washing ton, upon the arrival there of the
- Grand Army" OF the Illinois Nerxes, was
ndescY bable. Every new srriVal iidoeu
10 the terror of prominent Reps ohcahs.-
You could meet men, who, III the morning
were loud for war, now with blanched cheeks
and pale, quiveIing lips, seeking hiding
place from the wrath of imaginary foes -
They believed that there were then IN
Washington at least five thousand Confede-
rates in the apparel OF slaughtered Federal
i.ts, who would make night hldeous with the
wall of death. And this impression was not
altogether cisrelle1 on Thursday, when our
Informant left. He says that the defences on
the Washington side or the Potomac are in
considerable, and that if our Generals choose
to attack the Lincolnies, they can drive them
with ease out of the Federal Capital.
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Sa4"fd be Remored.-Sincs sn,,
49, has been lying upon the ~. oehf', |.
Centrsl Depot large boz, cop,a;.;;'H
mans OF some ols who fell in dos,nss. :
country at Manassas. The box !, s
". l., groves. In passing there y.. IRE
could not help noticing that the b ''s'i',
come very offensive, and therefor !. q.
We say that if the consiguee do.. Il !,
away at once, it is the duty Of ~. 40, u
to have the corpse decently buried - ae,
families living in the immediate ns;., 'Ns
and 1t is due to them ,ha, the ma s.0'1.'.
DO attended to. "S''e' !.
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Ser 81. GOn0reb.
l@rtraGeuns.)

8 in 9tpn 3. Aug, Senat. Sen.
neon opn MarYlanp IpraG gu 0unlten Der an.
nabme pe6 0fenoriales Der 9eaiSlatur bon Ntaz
rYlanp. Gr la9te, er lei niAt WulenS bic MaB.
re9eln Der 2egtelatnr 10 gang in S4ub gu neb-
men, er iberreide ptele Shrift nur peBbalb, neil
ct nit Der lleberretAung p~erlelten betraut nor
ben mare. Gr ia9te, oaB 9ripat= g8obnunaeu
a~ttdelidp entipeibt u1o Speripnen pbne aerthflls
Gen 8sfebl Oerbaftet pirpen. @r lei ntdt bier
IN Die 2e9talatur bon MiarYanD su Yertbelotaen.
pies lfi tie i'm Stanoe leIbjt gu tbun ; er lfebe
aber ntdt an Su %erttaren, Dag Matplanp pas
SpTer GROCER ulurpation semprpen 1ei pup Die
Bunoes 9te9ierun9 tie perlhulpet babe.
Gr fenne elm Setlpiel, no Elm uniDns=W Dam
eerbaftet tpproen ii, mabrl9etnli9 neil Elm ibm
ietnbldtg Oeinntsr i'm perpaHtist babe. gr
infinite, Der Senat lole in folHen Dinaen bor=
lt6tts gu Werte 9eben, bamit 2eute lpie Ct ,lup
anpere Senatoren, Die jebt 3pilAen Union unD
Der ltlrraiiGen 6Iutb Der Se3eiliUn %ltalnosn, ntht
pDn Dem Strpme pes llnwiuens pes Nulfes mt
Oabta 9~ertlsn mprpen unp 6pfnna9 auf 8rtepe
pabin ldpance. a
'oerr Sale BON gleip 5ampIbire Iaete besitalid
Der Semerfun9en oes Senators WtorrlI bon
Niatne, Dap es Die @Ft6t peS Genates lei, pas
1femOrtsle in @lnpfan9 gu nebmen, DAP ea ptsI-
1eldt unnotbis lei, paB Der 9puOsrneur pom NSa.
r9lano o~alislbe nnterjethne, nm e8 guultig AZ ma
den, Dap Sobn 2utnrp AoamS nod in letnen
lesten SebenSiabren ernltIiG unO entl9iepen fir
oas Heht Der Yetitipn s%etampft babe unD Dap
nod ltets, tpeln cine petition in tiDnen Nus.
Orllden Oerfaet 9stpslta, pieleIbe fir rslpsttpiprts
ertlart rpcroen lei.
GS mirDe, laste CT, elm 9efabrli6er S6ritt
ietn, DaS Ne&t Der 9etittOn gu betreiten. gr
frtnnere lt9 zines Sales, In wel9em cine petitipn
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Son, Nptomac.

Wu 6inston, s.. aus. GS lte6t iebt felt
rap Die 9tebsllen itnr Is Stid OelAaBs BON nts
bellBen. Uor eini9en Na6ten paren Dielslbfn
a%iarmtrt, pa lie fiirhteten. es pirpe cine Attaeue
pom I'm Ierer Seite ouf lie 9emaAt merpen. Dem
3ufOlse i6idten fe $4,000 damn na6 6airfar
eOurt 5onls, mo le Den ansrif beiar9teten,
Starfe felnpliHe @ayaGerie- glttbstluneen purchs
ltreifsn fcrtWatreup Die @essnp auf pis1sr @eite
BON Satrfar.
IS lit bier unbefannt, ME oiele 3ruppen lie
bort BADEN, 70 piel aber tpeiB man, baB Ie Dor
tereituu9en trefen. Sienna, GentrepiQeu no 6air.
far per Gifenbabn gu pertdrfen, Die lesten
GfeI9nilte baben Den Getnp III leinen SperatiC=
nen tibner 9emadt.
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Baltimore lDffker.
Baltimore, DEN 6. ausnt 1861.
sine 9pppcG=N

Die inter rem 2ulptSien beS Wpuoernementi
.eiuaeIebte 8pli;ei Bat, unter DEN l6pieri9lten Ser
6GltniiIen, tbre Yflidt nader 9etbon ttnp Saltt.
more oarf fb rtbmeh, iest, belonoerS pa aud
General Maiur Dir 9e9en feline ulter9ebenen
suersilG eingelGrittert 1T, ItA Der 9rVBtmD9lldb-
item Sronln9 81 %erfreueit.
Qeioer aber lit nod cine Stpette Ycltjetmaht
ia, Die ert in Der Der3an9enen WUhe irteoer tb
rGn NiOnatSzQobn fir ibr 9iiGt8tbun erbalten
bat. 8gtanntlih bat nnler Siirsermeilter ltd
oUr Der Mbfubrung Ger @UliSetz0 irettCren, cine
Nrt MahtUuutpmmsnbeit Dpn C~enIelbtr o~usltellen
Ialien, mad pelber CT Die Sefu9niB bat, Die 800
~lt3tfen fdmmtltd I'M Oisnlt su beGalte1t, aber le
einItneilen fir unafttp an erflaret.
8tfanntliCb bate Die He9terun9 uriprtth9ltN
nibt Die 2biht, Die 9o~li3iiteu leltlt tbres Otenltes
alt ent eten, lonpern Ntle5 mas lie Oerlan9te, mar,
cap Die YoIi3et=D ttettoren lelblt eiuen lCpalen
Nlanu gum Marlhaa ertp1blen I%Ullter, unp 5lrar
murpe Dies pCn ~penIelbeu perlan9t, eGe lie feltee
npmmen murpen. sic ~mttgerten lib inpeb poi
tio, auf Elm lOl6eS Gsrlan9en ein3ugeben uno
9oben lpear t6ren Mannl6lften ben 9tatb, feline
Dtenlte unter Dem bon Der 9teeierung einSelebten
Wearihal 3u nebmen. Die nett pr9antltrte poz
IiSei wurre lcmit Der 9egierung aufgeDrun9en
unO abaespungen, benn pbne YOlt3ei tpnnte Die
Stabt ut6t letu.
gEie LANCE Die Ge3a6Gung Der alien 9cli5et
nod iort9eben ipirp, BADEN mir 81 ltben. Die
8egierun9 bat 100000 CUR 8eltreuung Der
9Oli3st in Baltimore our Serft5ung, bic Staot
ipl0 allU aud nabrenO ~peilelten 3eitraums cine
9lei6e Summe CUR 8trfI9ung bobeu milien.
Der geltri9e Slipper" warnt 9e9en pas 81
fnn1nPuhnIten rer nlfen Nnli,pi anf (NrunO nan
der Grfnbrungen, mctde Der neue 9pli5et Nfar=
ibalI be3IgIiA %perlelten 9cnia6t bat, ct nteint,
0ieielbe plrDe 31 beftimmten 3pcden nod in
Gisnlt oebalten llnp bel Der erlten, telten Dele
qenbeit WUrpen Die Unions 2eute, Die ieet CUR
8e3abIuus pieler geute TIRE Stcuern 3ablen, Dies
8u tbrem G6apen elfabren mitlIen.
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:rt@tetihr osn -8alttmOre 8tdsr
9tmfumft bss Onmpfcrs
yNnelp SerUn."


6atber 9ptnt, 4. Aa9ut Der Dan,
pfer uNn9lo Suron", melAer am %. Suli pol
GiuerpCcl ano am 26. Suli bon Qcnponperrp ab
fasr, fam bente Nahmlttag gegen 81 llbr au
Der !6Gbe BON 6atber 45oint ar.
@r iberbrinst Ill 9aliaeiere unp $4,000
Gpntanten.
Der uGtna" unb Der pglotpa Grotton erreid.
ten 2ipsrpOol am 25. Suit Gormlttnos.
Der o6an9aroO" BON 9iperpepl bat $4,000
Spntanten an SQrD.
england.
Die MISUNDERSTANDING am "a. Sui
paren unwlhtig.
Yin neuer @abl6efebl mar ooni 6ou1e be,
Uemeinen er9nn9en, UNI Elm 9arlameutsmttafter
fmr Die Staot Sonpon an Der SteQe ppu vprr
Scbn Jtnlea gu ipablen, welGpr ais Seer in poe
Oberb1us perleBt purpe, uater Dem 3itel Sra,
9tullell-"
Die Oepplit- uno Discount 8anf uno Geuerper-
liGerunsse@ umpasnie, cine ueue uno aebrehl,de
Anltalt, bate ibre 3abinn9en eingeltslt, unp ibr
Otft5tt betru9 mlnoeltens 100000. Dopurd,
miro nnter Den all1ersn &laien piel Glenp eut.
lteben.
Sn Scnocn tpurOe Der Wa9lfampf UNI Die 10
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