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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-19
4 Free Fight Among the Abolition
iStS

1t Is difficult to ascertain how tar
tanaticism may Obscure the intrllects
of men. Doubtless this Admins
tion and its ahettors have long since
yielded up their brains exclusively
to The solution of their Abolition rid
die; yet it Is presumed that they
are at this moment instinctivclv
aware, at the bottom of their hearts.
that the war whici, they have foistcd
ON the nation is utterly hopeless, SO
far as concerns the eonsummation of
their views Like men who, about
to receive II deadly blow, close their
eyes to shut the threatening object
from their sight, they are voiuntari-
~ blind t" the present aspect of al
/ fairs, and t" the consequences of THEN
own rashncss and malignity.
In the midst OF their warlikc pre-
paratiou@, they have as little hope of
restoring the Republic to its pristine
! integrity as of joining the hosts of
! Heaven III concord with the leginnS
Of Hell, They know that il the Sc
ceders have struck the first blow az
~. I,nion. ,Lay ,La,n..ly.. l,.yl.
s,,nck ,hr dea1l;cst onr ,nd ~bat
thew mr.. now ti,rItino !. thc t,ttin'nr
ohstinacy or arsnojr /, !. In. ,i;s
rrasao, tbot ,y. SEQ Iisor,,ori,,,inu
and irca,,,,.,n.,- :, Ill ,J.,,.'
and in low nfoc,s II !. ,Iil con.
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impos.il,ilitv that nnnrry.s the ,r,n
oni L,n,;lL.rs III, ;,,Io,,,.,,. p,,,
soldiers may be Iiec.ors md onr
| IG,,..ral, AGamcmnons. hn. rLn f.sI.
ino that vaIor mud skin will ho of -,
avail is settling witllin ,hcir leait-
with hat paralvzin~ influence ,I,t,
soreboac~ defeat.
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Merchant,
Planter.
Mechanic, &c.

lis columns are no, bnrdened with
lengthy articles. either selected or
original, for experience has taught
It's that short, pi,hy articles are sought
after by tn" appreciativc reader. while
on the contrary, lengthy articles arc
treated with contempt, aud seldom
pcrused.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-19

France and tlc Coat,i,r1ir >t,.ies.
The Paris correspondent of the New
York Daily news, ia hi lyt;er Of Iuiy
IL. ~ly-:
\ long since fornrolI. power.
tul itcc;, Ic.1tuG some "t tho splyu-
did s;ccl-,a-cl vessels lately launch
cd. and NOW Ia" pI,i!" "f lhc Frcurh
nav Y. j. II follow NE squadron al
ready dispatched 10 thr American
waters.
Opinions in relation 10 your pres
cnt domestic conflict are settling
down 70 n firm conviction that there
is n" safety for the Republic but in
conciliatl"n. The attempt to >ubiu-
@at" so vast n country and - deter
mined population a. those of your
Sau,hcrn States with such jHc;,!cuIa-
hle resources, not Only in their home
productions, hut in their power over
the worlds commerce aud mauutac-
turc is declared to be absurd, while
the gasconadiug Of the Northern
war press il pronounced "a most stu
pid and a,rocious by military men as
well as civilians. The Commission
crs of the Confederate States of
America remost courteously and res
pectfully listened to every where
They claim Ia ask only independence
from Il Government which they baiy
and often c"uv'inciugly argue has
overthrown the constitution. not only
in the South, but III the North, This
the best pubiicists and reasoners olthc
country declares is no more than
Franklin once asked in Your contest
with England and elsewhere than in
Paris Mr.. Dudley Mann has had no
difficulty in procuring material aid i'll
the shape of money, arms of the most
improved order, and cavalryand ar
tillery experts ofthe lHghe :, stamp.
From what | have personally seen
and heard on this subject. ! should
not be surprised should bayis's gov
crnment loom up with n noyal power
that will astouish those who are
idle enough to suppose that the men
aces Of Mr.. Seward in his dispatches
to his envoys here would pass muo-
ticed.
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VALUABLE DIscoyERY-A Geor.

VALUABLE DIscovERY.-AG Geor-
giaa writes:
a,n able to inform you that a
most valuable discovery has been
saate in the mountains of Georgia.
In locality where volcanic traces
are fosnd. sulphur deposites are very
abundant. Every military man un-
derstands its value.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-19

The Virginia correspondents of the
Columbus ,GaJ sun writes rs fol
lows:
An attach, "t the English Euhas-
sv al W a,fiiu@tut. who wHs with the
Federal army. and witnessed the
fight. has arrived at Richmond.
Dning the progress Of the hat,ic h..
inquire, "I = number OF officers what
would bc the result Of the conflict.
Each and all II thcm trit certain
they wonId win the day, except one.
Il pom what do YOU ha-c Your opiu-
ion p II pom tins, sir" replied the
Frdcrulir; Il have been watching
these Southcrnrr- ever since Nn
battle opened. have seen their II
visions broken. anG the. brigades raj
lying and fighting alone / have
seen the hriGadce broken, and the
regiment raliyiug aud fighting alone.
I haze seen ,h, regiments broken.
and the companies raiiying and
;ghting alone, and have seen com
panic, broken, and the men rally ius
and Sighting alone. Such men. =ir.
viii never be whippei."
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-19

Ths Eugineer Department of the
CUnfe3erate States. an the city of n
Os1saas invites sealed proposals for
the etecticn Of earthworks. on the
proposed Notifications near tile city.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-19

Mr.. RIDDLE AT THE fiuHT-Mr.
Riddle. member of the Liucoln con
gresS from Ohio. writes his expert
eace AT the battle OF Manassas. in n
letter to she Cleveland PIaindea!er,
from which the following extracts
are taken:
"Weil the further theytthe soldiers J
the more frightened they became, and
although we moved on aa rapidly as
we conld, yet the fugitives passed us
in scores.
The heat was awful, though now
about &: the mcu We're exhausted
their mouths gapcd, their lips cracked
and blackeued with the cartridges
they had bitten off in the battlc:thcir
eyes starting with irensy--no mortal
ever saw such Il mass of ehastly
wrctches.
As We passed the poor, demcntcd
exhausted wretch.s who could not
climb into the high, close baggage
wagons, they made frantic efforts to
get on or into our carriage. They
grasped it everywhere and got OH to
it, and implored us everyway to take
them on. We had To be rough with
them. At first they loaded us down
almost to stand still, and we had to
throw them off. and pushed them out
Finally Brown and |, with pistol
each, kept them out, although one Of
the poor devils got on in spite OF us,
and we lugged the coward TWO miles,
| finally opened the door and he WAS
tumbled out.
The Cinciunatti Commercial insists
that the people of Cicav.fand should
give Mr.. Riddle n reception when he
returns home, but does not indicate
its character.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-19

A namof cur acquaintance graveiy
says that some bachelors go to war
because they like fighting, and some
married men go because they like
peace. What n rascal.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-19
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/; contains all Ia" news of the day,
besides interesting and instructive
arti,.rs .aluHhlr to the
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-19
An Interesting Tale,

VIII he found in every number, not
continued in the next, but compile
ted in each number.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-08-19

Oar Ronty ut Nandssds.--Wc have
been kiadly favored with the follow
ing dispatch. received yesterday by
Governor Moore from prominent
gentleman in Richmond
Richmon, July 27.----lt is runor-
ed here to-day that the number of
small arms captured at Manassas,
including five thousand found i'll box
rs in the captured wagons, In between
twenty and thirty thousand. ! fear.
however, this is an cxaggera'ion.
Every dav adds to the conviction OF
the completeness of our grand victo-
rs, and to the Importance Of its re-
suits.
We have captured
/. Over sixty magnificent rihed
cannon.
=. Ahou. one thousand wagons,
Of which n; least five hundred were
loaded
3. About fifteen hundred hor-
scs.
4. Supplies for full campaign for
Ju,O 600 men.
). over twenty thousand stand
OF arms,
6. Enormous quantities OF kuap-
sacks. hausrsackS. pistols. blankets,
belts, hay"nrts, accoutr"mruts and
clothing of all sorts
In addition to all this. they have
lost in killed. wounded, missing and
dcscrtyls, not less than from titecn
10 twenty thousand men.
\. .. Crescent.
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TeLEGRApHO OFFICE.

NVLtsVhN NNTH II VF IT f..
Editors Sun Intelligence of a
. private nature has been received con-
flrming the battle reported in Nilsson,
n. This intelligence which we con,
sider reliable, states that General I.y-
on was wounded and is prisoner
S~igel is also captured, and that the
southerners had gained another vic,
tory
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-04

Sa1tn0tp Say, 6urpnee, an Stitden oe6 pbern
3betle5 clues ..Oampfers unO Der prootltonS-
Site etues OampferS %porbsi9eiabren ielen, Dap
aber Der Sse gu bcA 9egangen Jet, ltnt p~tsleleen
a%uf3ulel len.
Der Sautilac 9eaber BON lebten e arnlta8 Be-
rtAtet, baB maGrenb peS Sturme5 am IL. gu
6pretei(le baS Nabbatts nno onpere Stltfe ettea
Oampfers ans III fer 9eI9pemmt lpOroen yet.
Tte Detroit Tribune pom Dtenltag errabnl
zines 8eridtes, DaB auf benz pben erpabnteu
GapbatS Der Name pGep Stene State" ltebe
gBie Elm Detroit 8latt bebauptet, b%efanoer
li6 auf Dem Dampfer unOe3eibltder Betle ga,
feine gtettun9ebppte. Die nod thinner eebest'
Sofnuna, baB li6 oteuetdt Elm G9eil Der Nfann-
lhaft an DaS llfer 9erettet Bate, 3erfaat pentnaf
in 9ftGtS.
Der in &t6mpnb 9efangeneN st e
prafentautG s / BAT Dem @Ierf peS Nepra.
Observation-Disclosures ause,etgt, pab CT aus Der @e.
faneenldaft reht3etttg %eltlatien weroett lpue, I'M
Der GrGhnun9 pe5 @Or9reie6 bet3nppbren. Sr
NtAmunp Ipl Die Nufre9nu9 9rpB uro Die In
rube unter DEN 3ruppen Der SiiltenItantert beoeu
tenp 1etn. Wtebrere &seimenter linO relp. mad
@eCreta, SiiOcarolina un0 9ouiitana Suridge.
fe6rt, tnpem lie muir auf Die pplitipe SerIiherulig
Ieitens Der 9lebellsnlibrer 9etlteben, pa6 cine
btnret6enpe Nnsabl Gruppen na6 Der &itfe &C.
lbtdt peroen lete, um Die v0ehen" 5t oertreiben,
Nuf NnIuAen DeS l09alen George 9. 9ren
ttce BON &entufY unD feline 0arantie BAT be1
StaatSletrct1r Die Nebelen Calhoun SeRbam
CWrentice's S6pager) uno Senator 0wtn atIE
SORT lafayette e%ntlaien. 2Bortn Die @arantieer
fir Die tInfti9e 9pYalitat poer weni9ifens res ri
bissn GerbaIte18 Der Gntlallsnen beIteDel', 1T meD'
ais MIR iagen tGnurn.
General Stone i6tft iebt Die ldmlntliGen BE:
fe6le all Sberlt OspinS uno @eneral 8afer Elm
nm it'd 3u rehtfertigen. Die NbIArift pcs Se
feblS an 8afer bat CT Dpt Rem General. Der Oil
0iebelen Bel Balls 8luff eon,manptrte, erbalten
ltnp ,rpar lautet pteIer 8efebl:
yGpwarbs 6erry, 81. SIT, 3.45 Naamittaa
Sberlt! Str geribt Don 6eute 2 TOR 80 sri.
uuten 1T in meinen 0anoen. So bin lebr ct
freut, paB. sic Sbre NplitiCn balten f0nnen
Wenn sic pamit s%ufriepen linb, 70 blei6en Si'
iteben rnO laiien sic Die 2eltte niGt mitOe wsr'
ben ppcr bun9ern 70 lan9e sic warten. Deta
Airen Sie 9enug OfF3iere, um fir MunopCr.
ratb fir bic 2eute 3u lor9eu. Srauden 81
nod mebr Nrttlerie ais Die 8 @tlduBe, weld
sic jsbt baben ?"
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Safer i@ gang iiAer 9laubte unO StOne Die nS
ttige GOriAt letnerlettS ntAt sernahldIIi9te
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Mrneftes ppn @ort @Onal.

Der 8. ct. Oampfer oGRe @lenon," mels
der pcr9eItern III SEEM g)prf antam, briu8t fol
Senoe Gin5elbeiten aus @rrt Gcpal
Nm 26. Nop. bate Sen. Sherman cine
Geccanp8ciruns ber 1pbee Snlel al Der D}iil>
puns beS SupanuabfluiieS n%nterhcmmen. Nnl
Sage porber bate Com. Gatnal nit 3 See
benen. &ancnenbcpten perludt, ben Saeannab
6tuB berab5utonumeir, er wnrDe ober BON nns
fern, al Der 9pbee-SnIel lieqenpen Sdifieu
marm empfansen ulp rud elmer Sanrnope
bon 2 Stunoen, Die auf feiner Seite S4areu
unridtete, 3c8 fd Eattall unter Die Sanpnen
beS Sort Bula8fp 5uritf.
Sen. Sherman lanoete am nd9Iten NfCrgen
auf Der Snlel, Die 2 Weilen lang nno 5 Wtet'
len brett 1T !; eo8 weIltfe @noe Der elben III
nur 1 Weile BON Sort 4ula8fp %entfernt.
Nm abeub beS 26. fam cine Barlamentdr-
6lag9e ron Den 0feteuen, Die 8arlartentare
erIudteu I'M Nu6lieferul1B Der 2eide be8 Or.
8luit bent @ul1ihe muroe lpiufubrt.
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xumultuarild,e Muftritte in Cincinnati

Gincinnoti, 1. Deg. Oo5 /. beut-
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Dem Spiel Gem 6luB gu. Gin cer 2anounQ
| anoetonlmen, ertbeilte Der @ol. ben 8efebl, Iid
an 8pro be8 Dampfbppte8 ,Sufpb Straper' 81
~begeben. Die eriten 7 @rmpa9nieen marldir-
ten rubi9 auf p18 8ppt !; bic s. Comp, 5S0erte
jebph uno ettpa 12-15 Der cpura9irte1ten
2eute ertldrten laut, paB lte puS 8crt nidt eb-
CT ~belteisen werpe1, alS tt6 tie an8be5ablt ma
rem. Sol. Sic @ppf commanpirte yScrpdrt8"
unb rief ibnen 81, paB 1t4 Der 3ablmeiIter auf
pen Boot %befinpe. Diele WOrte ftelen ieppd
aui iru9tlOjeu 8Open unp pa8 0el6rei; ,8ir
seben nidt uuf ba8 8ppt, biz mir infer SER
baben", wurpe INNER au9emetner unb perrietb
ben Au8brud zines mtlpen Sumulte3. Sol.
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l4lugferti9e Ypliticn unp eini9e 3ul6auer
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Gppf bieb nun nit Der flaGen Slinse aut bic
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te. Nun reriu9ten mebrere GiUililten, ibn pom
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Sei3er nit ben 8aiOnetten BARON. Mittler@
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6amilien Dor Mtau9el unp @lenp seidaet bit
ten, iaben enplid eiu, DAP man Tie bieSmal
ntdt be9umbus9en perpe unp febrte CUR OrOs
nun8 3urif.
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@entralGtIenbabn Guraefern raunte
cine locomotive auf bte1er 9lnte srpil4en @umter=
lamb uno Bridgeport iiber, cine Sub nobel Die
locomotive unp Der 9fnper In Die 6Gbe ~lpranaen
unO Der Sn9euieur 6rantlin @ilbrtlb lpfpte Der
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3ett oertaftet purpe, neil er cine Coalition ber6et@
9eftbrt bateh lpllte, Tim Gruppen Der Ser. Staaz
ten 3t perDNben.
ueber Wm MCnta1 Nadmtt=
tag tpurbe Elm fleines &nabe, Nameus Gberbart,
an Der Gfe Son 8onb- uno GbamesItr. BON es
uem, III pilpem OalOpp paberiaeenpen 8uaaY
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ben Der i'm perfOl9enpen 9rli3et.
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%tbeillun9 fir bic meitlibe Su9eno erGffnet mer.
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tberpiGle peribt. Sim Nteno be8 eenanttel
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Der 8ubn Soften lteberpen Solpaten, Namen.
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cen. 2lttleS itarb fur5 p1rauf unp SppeS ma
AM nddaan Morgen cine 2eide.- Die GerSt
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Sbdter bat man feline Spur.
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pat fam s. Nulp, Elm @rs@plijeilerseant, In pa
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ralO, alias Dublin, In Streit, nobel beipe gar
teien lA wetDii6 NIT Melerlti9en t~rafttrteu
Sin Wtann, MamenS y. Wtiler, ppate abpeb
rem unp erbtelt einen StiA tn Den Nrnt. @np
ltd fam Yrli3et berbet unO bra9te bic Streitsn
Den nab Dem StatiOn8hau1e.
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eofalsSeeniefeitem aus SBafbinstpm.

SIM StaOtratD wHrOe be16lDien, pas
nit zen NngeIe8enbeiten Der Cooperation betrart
@pmite beim GpnDreb nn3upei1en, ipfprt tetm
GpngreB unt einen @9arter nah3uluhen fir bt
Grri9trng ether g Ienbabnltnie bon Der Stab
nah trgenp einem 0unft an Der Wren3e pes Ot,
%ltritt6, almp lie lt0 elmer unabbdn9issn 8abn
na6 Baltimore anlhlteben fol-; ferner m1troe
bic Grnennun9 zines @prntte'S beIhlp6en, pslAea
tA bel Der WarYlanb Oeiebsebung UNI etneu
&barter fur bieIe 8abn nab Baltimore betper=
ben fol-. Nu4 wnree Der Niefur %inltruirt, bas
@tgentbum Der Baltimore unp SbtpsSabn abz
3ulAdeeu.
Die = man3 pEttUnSSQea9ue.
Die ftarfen unp INNER 3unebmenren SDmpa=
tbteen Der gnan3ipatipn6s Sheen nebnen cine
faBltGe 6prm an IN gsleal6aften, tpeiGe ld un=
ter fpl9enpem Yrin5ip contribution
Der 3pef Der 9ea9ue 1T, Die 9tegierune 5ur
emancipation Der Stlasen ais etnen Ntt Der
@ereAtigfeit unp Der militaril1en Nptbpenpi9tett
gu pran9en, Oa eS Der f~ir3elte, li6erlte unO unblu=
ti9lte gBe9 gum 8riepen unp pas eiu3ige Mittel
snr NnfreAterbaltun9 Der Union 1T.
Der Saplan peS 9auI es betete 9eIfern b~e1pnpers
yfar bic StlaSen."
Grtrmnfen.- Mm Spnnta1 Nadt bGrten
etni9e Gapalerilten elm Oepldtl@er I'm Canal,
nabe Der MarYlanD NpenuesS rGfe. Sie etlten
I9nea 9in5u unp entpeften, baB eth Mann bin
etn9efalen mar, fonnten aber Den Nunft, 100 Dies
seiGeben, niAt 9enau ausinpen. sic ebten
lbre NaHln6uns fott naO fanreu tbn enOlt6 ais
0eide. Sian rtef iUeleiG einen 9r3t berbet unp
ftellte acknowledgements luAe an, pp9 umlOnit,
Der ln9litdli9e blteb tppt. Gr par Elm Wann
pom 4O-45 Sabren unp NIT einem braunen
JtcG, grauer 6cie unp weibem 8tl3but bsfleipet.
9apiere, Die man in Den &leipern FAM, peuten
%parauf Bin, OaB er 9. Sing bteB unO gBaeeus
meilter in Der Nrmee mar.
1T 9etratbelt3en en- = purben
pabrenV pes lebten WOnats in Der @lerfs SfFce
fir Den Oilrttt Columbia beraussenpmmen,
Gin GROCER She'll Der gpplifanten mar SOlpaten.
Serenape tr General 2ane,-
Gorlebte Na@t Der ammelte f6 cine un9ebeure
WfenlHenmense Dor WtQarp6 9pteI um @enrl.
Sane, peIAer lUeben BON Mt0purt ansefummen
mar Sa besraBen. Na9 Dem Die Narine 8anp
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Srttte8 Observation-Disclosures
NO6t 60 MSdnn 0ertGn0tl

80 Der lint rSet6nee if pom @eneral Cooper autorilirt, Ste.
1fR trnten on,uperben, UNI eas 8. @lapIanb= Jteeiment, SOL. WC
pnnel, Su c%Omplctren, uno Eat baher IN So. liz gBet-
Hsas Saatm9reitr. unb $40. 81 5rtmSntqr. gGe sn gsineftr., e.
We audi in 2sal9instOn bel vsatCr 8au, Rennieleania @penae
;tpiIden 9. uuo 10. Str, Elm g9erbebiireau er6fhnet.
sBbnuug $13 mOuatlG, lpWte 6le6er suS 0erpfeqirln. Nad
Nb[auf Der DienlSet 500 baar une 100 Mter Qano
Ner imrter SUIT ta!, benz B~atcrlanbe BEL Der aeaentrHfHoe,
@riis mt benz S6werte gu cientn uue unter mcineut @pmlra1br
gu iebeu, lit triutt, fp in BET eiuu DEER ancern Der bemertter
Setrutirun9s= 0Ifcst 3a nielpsu.
SnItuS @tebt,
Ssce2l,2p Captain BON @empoante 4.
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umafmr duf ben Gee'u

@ebOwsft. 6. G., 3. Deg. Ser 8s9ts-
run9eIhOoner g, @anotene" fNetterte ecllern
WabrenO eines Saneefurmes in Der gldbe BON
Carton Sslano am Norpufer. Die 81 Wlen=
IAen, weIde IA an 8orO befanpen, nurOen Sc
rettet. sic bert6ten, OoB pas Q6etter duBerit
tirrhtlA uno Der S@neefaa ie0r fart iet. gtne
arOBe Sorfe lheiterte 10 Oleilen unter0alb jener
SteIe. SIR Shame it untefannt.
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flag gadt NIT Datcn bis gum 90, g1po. uness2
palGagieren (@3en, 6ot6 unp Capt. @roberaa)
bier an. Sine NIT 3ablretdsn llnterldriften be-
pedte petitiun fir cine b~albpThentlihe @pltoer-
%binpuns, 9tne bon Santa Sc ans 0eneral pClt<
Oeparttment as.
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Mnblic @nrne.Meoi,nent.

M Sir oieIi8 &cgintcnt welHes nur ea,l beitimmt 1T nm I'M
% taat rno ipe5el IN Der gfdbe BON Saltimpre 9Oli,.ioIenIt
gu usrieptn, @irO Ger ltnterSetAuete eae neue G~onlpalnie an.
N perten uno toFesrt aae a~lbcttslOie ~beicnbere ouf r& bieibei
q u betbeili9en, ca bieIes nietr 8ptbeue bietet ale iraeno Elm
a0trs 8e9tnent gu meIben bel
Oft22S N, &. Wem ert. Gait.