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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

= III Paper Pocket Hankeschiefs, as In Japan
are Dext looked for In Englsnd The journals
made Of paper, are for sale: Paper collars frever
sible,) plain or Marshala patterns; paper shirt
fronts, embroidered OF plain; paper waissoats,
imitation velvet, watered silk, quilted, sc !;
paper scarves In every pattern and color; pa Der
bands for clergymen and members Of the bar;
papef lace collars, cus, and stomac hsrs for
psper lace (Vslencisnnes or Brussels patternsj
Tor himmings Of dresses, bonnsts. &c; paper
bonne,s Of the latest fashion, trimmed with O. p.r
lare and flowers and paper hats, turbans, &c ,
(waterproo0 In every shape and color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23
WASH NGTON
w PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,

This Institution, VIII h is under the control and
direction OF SistoFg of Charity, experienced in
nursing and hospital management, is now open To
the public It's ncated snOrt distance snuthe It
ot the CaPitOl and immediately opposite tn wel-
Known : arIoiI mnn.Ion, on SacOnd street east.
The buI'd'nBs are spacious. and, with the alto a
tIons recently made we adapted to hosplt tai pur-
poses. The grounds are extensive and well laid
out, and tastetully ornamented with choice fruit
aud shade trees. evergreens, and flow ering abr Ds.
. Providence Hospital is ad= ir6bly suited to pa
ue0ts wishing 10 avail themselves of the Adyan-
tases Of no pltal Gnd yet enjoy oil t4e comforts
aud qu!ot or a private house. All persons sufer
ing l. ON casualties or nome OntaglOus seasss
curing surgical or medical treatment wi! DO ad-
mItted upon complying with the regulations and
conditions of tho Institution.
Patients VIII be receive In tho wards at four
dollars per week, or by aTrnng en- ent can have prI-
vate rooms on reasonable terms They will ro-
ceIve the care sod attention cir ca ses may re-
quire from iir. J. NJ. TONER, tho Physieian ard
surgeon IN charge OF the house, except when pa
tient prefers to employ his own phyFIo,an It ia
Designed TO gy22 all the members of The medical
profession IN the District equality of privileges
m this institution. and every physician who may
have case In 10 NAV rest assured that his parent
VIII be carefully nursed and his medical directions
faithfully executed. je I9-soIn
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEAIEs
" OF OAS METERS

.,.,.. = - We ~ SION, J1ly e, 1ke0,
.hOTlpE IS lEEREBY GIYEE, Tk1i kgrec-
I5ly 10 tIe proSslUu3 0fthe ordinance of the Cor
sor&tIon pToTod May Ie, 1890, the untcIsisnsd is
nov prepared, wheleyeT 'esnirsd in writing, ard
sxsrlne, test proTa ard a.ceI tla tie accuracy of
IeElstrSuoD Of suJ gas mster IN pse in ths c.ty."
Every GnetoT, iffound incorrect will bc condemned
and snother, ssG!st snd marked as truc viii be
act In ~ plaoo. II proved To 10 acoo-s,e in ia
meAsuI ument OF g1s, il will be sesoa sSco a;r.lY
and agaip put IN position for use.
Osaoo No. $40 Seventh street, (ncar Odd Eel
.oCs' HSll.l Cpop from 8 q. Iu.. to 5 D. m.
CHhRI,r.S W. CUNNIN6HiE,
N Sn lGsSeotcF and Sessr Of Gas Meters.
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THE EUROPEAN HOTEL. KEPT. BY p

L ENRICH; at the corner OF Penn. Eh.Ak
:s a1@ Sss osr
greater inducements for the pstronsge Of citizens
eit;, his pr!oea bens isss thsn &ose OF sng otSeT
hotel on Penn. syesne, and his accommodations
shls Ths "a, end raa,.nr.pt srJsnxsmsn,s III 1h.
European Hotsl have already become yery poSu
1T BE lnx sl that can be dssIred oy the most fas-
tor ana continued aboral expsndturcs 70 give sat-
i5tf,".igu t 70 a: and THIS lc5.w, o., invlt:on 'c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23
SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,


This cs ebratnd Bathing Place. rituated at the
jnnotiUn Of the Potomac kver with the A 4
Chesapeake Bay, will be opened by the yEYA4
Undersigned on tho 10th of June, In the Gsf& i
very best style, for al persons who may wish a
sale and quiet retreat, where thoy can have tbe
bench Of the best salt water bat ing and enjoy the
delosoIes OF the water, such as Fish of ali kinds
Every description Of fishing tackle will be kept
for tue aooOmm dation Of guests.
hne llvAry stab kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and bill lard saloons with
all other amUsements usually found at surh niac.s
The table Will be suPplIed daily with fresh vege-
HDles from the garden On the promises and from
the baltimore and Washington markets
Tbs beat Liquors and Cigars will always be found
at the Bar.
Board, 81 per day; one week, Sl2; second week
sIO four weeks for 535; children and oolOred ser.
vantN hnfprico.
The steamer St. Nicholas leaves wnshiuston
Iuesday at III. and Baltimore on Friday at D.
m. The hall past o clock p. IN. train from Wash
lngton Will connect at Baltimore with the boats,
reacnng Point Lookout daily f; q SO, q tr-weekly
stag 9 from Washington, by way of beonardtown
VI, Add es: the propriotors, az Point Lookout,
washing ton. u G., or Alexandria, Va
81 UEFLEBOWER Il co Prop'rs
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our CUSTOMERS HAVING BOOK AC-
owing to the dulness of the times and the scaroity
OF money, we are willing 10 offer disoour M OF ave
fends. Virginia money will also be taken st the
eufFent rate Of 5lsooaat :
mis- Hstall Pc ayr bet sth and lstk sts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23
Boo.s AND sE2Es spgs 10 sylT TIE

HsEs low manufacturing ell kinds Of BOOTS
ana SHOES, and Constantly reoeivlas SwSen
supply OF eastern made work u every Do ESS&x
scrHn9on, made sSp1ossy 90 cIder, and yiliF ~
% tolJ 81 much lower price than has beam Shsp
heteioiore charged in Chs oity for lasoh inferior
clty made yoIt, v ill always fnd good asscranen
in store and st the lowest lIieea. sIye % ciIl.
GRIFFIN 4 BRO,
tsEr Stt Psnnsyiysnia everus.
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ID Gov Jackson, with the great body OF fhe
hlssouh troeps, has retreated into Arkansas,
be drijlsg Sis troops and msiing prepsi atiOns
tof feaewed action. rE- 81"
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TATE LoAS.-The Memphis Ava.

TIE CosrkpsTATE LoAN.-The Memphis Ava.
lanche Of July ii says: -
Hon Robert Nj. Patton has obtained over Is 900
bales Of cotton TO the Confederate Loan, and not
kslf have subscribed who ought and will have TO
In North Ahoama The cotton Iubscri ptions In
the Mobile district will reach between 20 GOO and
81, 600 bales obtained by the active exertIons OF
Messrs Robert H. Smith and ]. c. McRae, Con-
grcssm IA.
FIVE and eig ht hundred bales Of cotton were sub
scribed to the Confederate Loan, at Oak Bowery,
on the 25th ult The whole number subscribe
In Chambers county thus far Is between twelve
and nft-en hundred bales II expected to exceed
two thousand In a few days.
DIR. J. NJ. Smith publishes list Of subscrip-
tons 20 the Confederate Loan in Holmes county,
Mlssissippi, amounting In the aggregate 70 about
thirteen hundred halts
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s..t n:s.I. ,,sidy for ,,n.Tatins u, sss..d sys.-,
tad Iss;sring tLs EsE, ssssrnE tSd dsS.tsd isvsh
kstlts and s1,nStA.
hf.LEAN'S OVERWHELMING coRDIAL
a.. csI.Sis a. sI1.rn Dsssy, DI,s.., 80. Ids.,.
aAd all dssrggI arising frsm dssrdssd LvsT hsm.ch
=. s:sI:s, Psiiaass Il Sized !. ls | sssS DAD Pam o.
s.iamaE IA. zssd, fsPItatsn .t n, ssaF r.llasss
Es.. s ys.. 'Rr S:,, DryT:
Fls.A,s Of El.i, DsSFssssu Of syr, FrrhttI Drs.Ins
s.s., 90 i: si,s. .,d r.ts, sas sis. e.i Gli. .,s
eYHK 4 HLILI0N BOTTLES
have tsIA s.d tsEiag hs IHIt ,iI msnths ana In no Ia
.sS.. @ =. Il .s's !. E,or :I'T. .s,i.sH:S W.: .
sTzsnsrS ssIss coZDiIL vii ss,. ys.,
HsIsngzars tsa-sy ,n adequate IDEA Of The iuzsdI
c.r! c. III IL q. s. .sa i .aiIs @
.ys,,s, uLs.AsI s,.tsn essa .Is.. s..t Iy .ttsr.r
rIuSs Is Tssi,i,d Its EIirsiss hsslth Ind Sir.T
MANNED PERSONS,
:.d 's: ccr6 M
sSsTs Tsss~:Est,Is tss sJ'isn; AID all wAs ay N
Esitis! ssIlsis ssd ,Sssd, rsn.ds.
70 TIE LADIES,
HCiHINg GrEsEeSHENIaS OOaDIhL 10 . ,sr,r-
css.r1s.s sr Di.s; E,uItla,sS .. sm..
., Lsv:laN;..y pss.:TE. 's.r..f Falling Of s. w.us,
TRERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
ssfsg tseEsI fsEs iI sstsrdiaE to drsstsnI Il viii
snNltts Strso EysSb' acc ryttsTat Jst and
s!ssI o. hIsIs DsEai shssk sGs(a Every bstd,
vsUtsisd 10 give sIuKfIstisH.
ZOE CHILDREN.
HysSI skiidIsb are tskyJ Ptny sT anietso, hCkEANr
COEDLAL vii n,ks tksE kssltky, fst, and rsssst Dssy
SET nsnsng uJ h asd yer viii ss ssRvinssd. 10 de-
usisSI To stalt.
skEYION.
Beware s dTssgists dealers whs uy Ysln tpss
20 zen, .I.r ~. saf n ~, .. us'h, sse tnv an by
M S sisf ASsf cSapar is and All
Eshinf else. H 10 the emily rsmsdy that viii E.rfy the
sssd the ias tIai *.
One tssfPss8f-l hfsn every nsTnRE fGItnE certain
pEsv,ntvs fer ChslsrS, chs ami Fever, yellow Fever,
.hy Irs'Al,nt disease !, la.l In lAIf. bs.a rres
sss pTs phssr sf this CsTdia slss MeLsSn NseanIe OF
Lisnsht rItnGiPsl DspsI The ssnnu sf rhIrd asd
81 ksSia Ne,
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rH TOPHAM'S gTo

8NH TOPHAM'S gr~-o
e&&2 EMIUM TRURH GStN
MANUFkCTORY,
fs9 SEVENTH sTRKKT, WIsHINoToE, u. &.
Silver Me6sl aSsrced by Maryisnd Ipstitane Of
Esam, e, November :, Ia65.
Also, Medal by Metropolitan NJ Meok ancs, a sttuts
Washington, d. C, la5T.
I an constantly making, and slvsys have on hama.
q gIe 6ess material, every description u
Fine Sole GrataeT,
Iron Frtne. ..-#
LsdieG' Dress, ..-..."
Wood Box, and
Ptonng Trunks,
Pelilnor, CeTfst. and
CGnvas Travelling Dsfs,
AZ Lots Prices
Menbsrt OF Congress and trsvelsrs wi piezse
sYhmlno my stock before purchasing elsewhere
Trunks that are made N other cities
OrasfR' sasRerlOf Leather And Dress rruhf. made 70
Trucks covered and repaired at short notice
Socdz delivered iree Of chnrEe 70 snJlpsrt Of the
1. as-i1se Il JAMES sTOPHaM
(,HICKERIN6 Il SONS PiANoss I1OW rsI.E
u 49, "a uEwea 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

COMB AND SIZE Our ne. style INDIA. PAN
TO-DAY; also, ths UNION ylE, Is No, sso sss-
snsR - tss-in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

The charge Of powder for heavy guns is usu.
ally about one-third of the shots weight; fol
light guns about one-fourth, and csrronade.
from one-eighth TO sne-sixteenth.
The cost of Dahlgren's 9-inch gun Iiron) Il
u cents per lb. As they weigh 8. 900 pounds
each, the cost Of the gun alone is S645 The
s-inch Columbiads weigh $500 pounds; the 10.
inch 10, ,OOO-both are sold at 81 cents per ID
Forty-two Founders weigh 5000 pounds; 32's
3 200 to $500. The l2-pounders are worth s
cents, the others cents per pound. Sea-coast
hOwitEers Of 8 and lO-inch bore, weigh from
$500 to $500 pounds each, and are worth 6!
cents per 10. Siege howitzers are much lighter
weighing 500 or 1900 pounds
Brass guns are much lighter; the army pat
tern weighing only 1850. They are sold at Al
o-nts per 10. The Dahlgren brass guns are
sill proportionately higher priced. Toe patent
mountain hOwitzer, 12-pounder, weighs only
22O pounds, aud is sold at IS cents per pound
Shell sell according to weight, at from 4 to {
cents pound, and shot from 81 to cents pei
pound.
Rifle guns are worth, in ratio to caliber, thC
additional sum Of from $50 to 500 over tn,
original cost. The new projsctiles of Jamcs
Sawyer, and Hotohkiss, vary in cost from 81
10 SO per ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-23

DENoUscINe THE CoSyEDRRArK CoNsREss -
The New Orleans True Delta 10 loud In tts de-
nunctation Of the Confederate Congress. Ii says
4" We nave tHeOnfroveytibIy Shotcn that the men
tcho hare managed TO get hs country into ths Icar
have shown themselves inca able OF carving ii
safely and bonorably through It. and that SO far
since Its initiation all that has been done has
sprung from the zeal, enthusiasm and generous
liberelity OF the people, while In this and other
States much Of the burden and the performance,
too, have been mainly assumed and borne by those
who were unconvinced Of the proPriety or wis.,
dom Of what has been done 4"
The Delta says the Congress has In It's policy
pursued the piddling, trifing and miserable ex.
pedients 70 which men Of narrow views, and
would naturally resort; and that the men who
compose IL have established by their own acts
their utter unatness for the places they have sue
ceeded In reaching. This II bold language, but
IL 10 no doubt true, though the Deltas censure IL
drawn out more particularly by the neglected
condition Of the city against Invasion, which
seems to be much feared. II adds:
should New Orleans fall, seven years Of wal
would not compensate the South for the disaster,
and yet fippant impotence In high places de.
elares In reply 20 earnest entreaties not to leave
her exposed and helplsss-'Oh there is no occa
sios for alarm: yea are more frightened than hu ri
Making permanent Presidents, laying wires fol
lifelong Offices, log rolling for enormous jobs
are all, no doubt, very important consideration
TO politicians In and out Of the Provisional Gov
ernInent. Al this period, however, other mat
PROVISIONAL Congress meets; Ii would do well no
To Ignore or disregard them. To issue niIlon
OF bonds Predicated upon nothing more su sstan
hal OF tangible than cotton promises, 10 not thi
way men setions Ia revolution proceed 20 carr,
their proceedings to triumphant closen
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A CURE WARRANTED, Oh NO CHARGE
IN EROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.

LET NO FALSE DELTCACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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THE ALL-sUFFICIENT THREE.

Sold in this city BY c. sTOTT, 37s Pa. avenue.
an 2O-eoly,Giv
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C,HICKERIN6 SONS PLANES ROD SsLE
~ On monthly payments, o. ciseouHts for cssh.
John p. FILLS,
Nn zoe, estveel Oh aid lcIk ga.
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u DK. JOHNSTON,
~ n n n

Lock HOSPITAL,
Has diSe0rsrsd ths most CsrtaiH Spss5v asd oxI,
Rrse;EaI REMEDY ~ fhs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
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10. c E t... .: ~ :-- ''' ,s'.s = MS..:sns
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Tremont'S MaasusJ.

Die Wirtuna, ipetGe Tremont's Nbiebung i'm
gBeRen beruOreernfen bat, lit cine tief unp na6
balttae. Seine 3ruppen bliden ben tbnen auf
OctrUYirten NahfOlger NIT ~7nltrren Nu9en an.
@te narten Jest in biterer @ntlnlplfenbeit bes
Rampfes, welGem le lfh unter 6remOnt NIT Su
BEL euteegen9e(tir;t baden t~ritroel, u1p ibr
a~rteoenutb erlatnt BET benz Weoanfen, oaB
Sumter lie noh ct 9putS. 3uriidfibren unO Die
6ruGt ibrer btebettgen Nnitren9un9en rpe9ihleu
bern t6nnte. Wpbn 5remont nit Ietner fletnen
aetreuen S6aar tOnirt, begritBt i'm entbulialfte
Iher Subel uno letne 9fetie Durh MifUuri 9letdt
mebr Dem 6riumpb3ug eines liegretAen Dicta
tors, ols Dem &ud3ug etuss abSeesten 6elpherrn.
DIE neItlihe Nrelie fam li@ nOh gar nt6t berr4
biaen unp IelbIt Die 8ldtter, pelhe ltets fur bic
@tlaperet uup sesen 6remUnt 9~sfompft BADEN,
taoeln Die 6anpluu9arpeiIe Der Nseierung inter
ben obpaltenpen REHABILITATION in Der ~blttertsn
0eiie.
DIE So. Stdoteits, Der Nn3ei9er bee Wefens
H.. a. BtQtter mGSen in ibrem blinoenG ntbulias
mus ,u nett aebn aber pie NeuBerungen Der
antifremont' lhen Ot9ane 3eiaen eenuslnm, DAP
Dem ggelten purd 6rsmOnt's @btBun9 enS6laa
egriyet uprpen 1T, pelhfn er Der 9teglerung ni6t
70 leIGt per3eiben pirb, Dap paS cabinet iaments
LID Die sroee beutlhe 8spGlterung be0 Beteus
bur6 ietne 5anplunssweile taft 9eipaltIani bon
flo g~eordnst bat.
Sod ror 6ur3em ipar Der weltllAe 6ries5
laauplab Ger Vuntt, ouf peIden ptl 3l uuIrer
@rbetup9 bttden %fonnten, tpenn infer Nuse our@
Die laugmiertsen urD I'M ;elGidten SperattUnen
in unIrer NdRe ermupet unp e%elon9wetlt mar ;
left maht er ben pebmitbi9en Ginprud zines
Upm 6aael perlhlogeuen &0rnfelees.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-13

It'd 47,23O,000 @funb, 1857 8aasn 8uum=
sppae, 492,671 8ulbet ROrn. 485.077 8uibd
labe &artOfeIu. Beaufort 1T Elm bsltebtsr Com
meraufentbalt Der @eoreier unO Glib GarOliner.
Der beOeutenOte 0las i'm Oitrift Der 8eO6lfee
raug mad TT @tatlOnOtIe, etpa % bis 80 Diet-
len BON Der See. Die Den Otltrift Durh1dnet
oenoe Gbarlelton@ unO SaOannab Giirnbabn III
tpeiter bon Der See abgeradt uno lduft steRaItG
an Der nprOli9en @reu3e Der. Dtele Gilenbabn
TT 10 Netlen BON Beaufort %entfernt. @n Der
SiDieite DEC Beaufort Dtltrttts 3tebt i6 Der ftr
Dampftcote I~abrbare Sapannob Niper bin, Nua
pteIcn tcpUsrapbtl6sn SerbaItntien leuAtet ote
8eOeutung ptelsr expedition mad beaufort fali
BON lelblt eth. Saoannab unp @barlelt onc lpelGe
aeqenpartie nur aber Die Giisnbabn nit chamber
communistren t5nnen, fine, icbalO OteIeIbe i'm
3 le uni ersr 1ruppen III, BON chamber getrennt,
unp ote san3sn Stoaten SaO=@arUltna uno
Weoreta beprobt. NaA Der ~erfclsten @tnnobme
pom 8eaufort pirD Der nahlte Strttt Der Unions
5ruppen gesen pie Savannab'@ Is orIeitOnsGtien
.baba aa aerthtet Iein.
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Wann metn Nbmorl1 BON bier ltattftnDen
miro, bin ib nod ni6t I'm Stonpe opraus3ule'
ben
NaAbem Id auf Die ~elenoeite Wetle bret SGo
DIN In @albtuetOn babe pertrGbeln miller, mlIB
th tebt meter Wp6e auf Wc6e i'm Eager per-
stnDen, Ubne &anOuen, Cbne Dferoe unp Nfunt
ton. N%bmarl1tren, unt aus Oteler SttuaIton
teraus3utcmmen, fam i'd nidt beocr moot met
ne Qeute DulltGnpig unifcrmtrt nnO auebe3a9lt
Tnp pom Staat. Der @puperneur tpta e 10.
Nuf bic untfOrmen unp Die 3ablung iptto teet
9og fir Sag g~erpartet. Steben 8attertsn, l1Oo
@lann fart, babe th TN Gager, 3 tsbt nod tne
complete perDen naGfoI9en. gSobrIGetnltdp
lperpe i'd In Der ndG(ten NOne enOlth, eno th
pa3u tommen, NIT ~einltpetlen 5 Batterten abiu>
se6en. SD far6te nur, Oab pas StnbaItm uno
3situertr6peIn In SeferionviQe Don Neuem wte=
Der letnen Nnfang ntmmt. Our AuSbtlOun9
metner Wanalbaft febt MIR BIER nt6tS gu Oe
bpte, ais 4 unbelpannte Wtlt3 6 Dftnoer. Das
Neetment TT gu tpentgltens flint Se6ltel aus
Nmeritanern, Die BON Nrttlerte nod gar ntdts
Oerlteben, unD eth SeAitel Deutihen %3ulamHen>
ge1tbt,
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NOnTecdttpn.

0Dr mebreren Mpnaten mar eth enaltl@eS
8latt Die Bemertun9 BIN: DER &rteg tn Den
Ser. Staaten ptrp ni6t lDtpcbl In aroBF1 Selo
3usen, olS III 0uert0afdmpfe1, lolpte IN : II :
ftstattomen, 8lDfaoen &C. belteben."
NEas bis teBt 9elAebsu 1T, liett wte etne UUrldu-
lfse 8eltdttgun8 pes erfen Gbetl0 otsler Semer
fung aus, Was ben Srteg 9e9en oaS Gtgens
b u NJ betrtft, 10 bat ben Der SHDen btsber
Ihun nit erob r @uergte 9efibrt, pabreno Die
8unpeeregterung Oabet nit an9ltlther Sher gu
g8e,te eeganssn 1T nnp fir ieDen Sdrttt Dor.
nar 8 etnen ritd,pdrtS getban bat.
Oas 0erfatren pes 4rOfObrtGterS Srteie In
OIL ranpria miro puraueIhtlih Die Jfegierung
3ptn9su, 5u einem bettmmten Gntl&lule gu tom
men. 9r. SrteIe bat es unternDmmenr, TN lunt
martlAen Q9ege bes Rtieefrehts Der Gpn1efa
t.pnsfraSe cine bettmnlte @etalt gu eeben. Or
arsumenttrt gang tur3 unp binDt8 10; 0Snoem
Die StolGnper tbre Shulpen OH Die lOpalen
Burger Der n6t0ltden Staaten repuoitrten, ttae
ten tie pos inter Der allspriidltden Grtlarung
pap eS ell Ntt Der &rtegfntruns ietn
Ioue, Gs falt paber piele 9tepuptattpn unter
Die Nubrtt ~bertentsen &eGtafrassn, Die pOr pas
6Orum BON &rte8ssert6ten 9eb6ren.
$50 pas Gtsentbum zines Se5ellIpnilten ltA in
nerbalb oes 8eretdbeS zines Grtegseeri6tes befins
Bet, pa mub Otelse Den lO9alerl @ldubisern Se-
IfrieDtsuns fir ibre rsGtmabisen 8Orperunsen
gu i6afen luden." Sn @emGBbett pelien bat
Or. 6rteie Die Sel9la9nabme DeS Gigentbums
Older Ginpobner pom Nl,ranOria anseprpnet,
Die auf @runO Der Seseilion ii6 Sepeisert ba
ben, tire SAulDen an n6rpltde @Iaubiser gu
be3ablen, sAI
Die 8e9terun9 bat lhCn let oierSeGn Sagen
an ptsier GntiAetOurs setaut unO pieOer9etdut
unc ;etat nod tmmer feline Qult. lie su psriAlufs
teu. Defenders Der gconlerpattue" Bates mag
gar ntGts oapcn piGen. Sbm lGetnt es I'm
|redt, Die llpltAen Serren 8riper, Die paus pp.
ItttiGen @rlinDen" seltOblen unp tttrOgen baben,
ais etnfoGe Diebe unD Setrilger 3u bebanOeln.
QGU bllebe tenl pa Die 0ebre BON Der VGrilltden
&rie9fiibrun9" uno BON Der ySerlSbuung" unles
rer irregeleiteten GruDer 2"
SnDe1en 1T gu erlpartei, Dag in ptelem Safe
Die Nr9terunS ebenlO pprparts ~ssprdn9t percen
lplro mle 5r. Cameron in Der @ontrebanDefrdae.
'GniaIitbt lie IT'D Oa3u. pie @ntihelOun9 oes Ri@.
tiers Grtele ansuertennen, 10 1T Oarur1 Elm Drds
ceoen3fau seppnneu, oefen 6Olserunsen bei Der
OVERWHELMING pes SupenS ~nOtbrpenOtg 3u ei
ner 9rinDli6eu umwdl,uns Der 8slfeperbGlt
ntiie fabren miiilen, .. +. gu Dem etn5lsen unp
neutrality-suspicious. @ltttel. 3a elmer pUltttlden Neses
neratlOn Der SelaOenl taaten unO ibrer B auer NJ
Der @teDerseretniBung NIT Dem Bunoe. e
(gl. 9. Nbpatg.) a.
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&etn 9eutfAer,

aud nt9t &iner, lit lelblt mad Den 9igenbertA.
ten, 10 l6e iiber euntle 6leden In ben 5tnan,ope
ra iCnen res Ueitltden Observation-Disclosures per
GfentliGt wurpen. aud nur i'm Nuerentfernteteu
cOmpromtttirt. 9et9t etnmal wtrD perIu6t, Ell,
men peutI6en Namen In Die 8erod9ttgungen
NIT btnetn gu 3teben. Sn ipferne nun gents
nidt Nles rein lit in Der l~pe3te0en 9egieruuse=
NtmOiphare DER non 0alblngtOn aus ~belteltsn
2uartlermetlter, 70 fam unD ptrD man pteuetdbt
la9en, DAP Serr Mc6inltr9 ODER per I0nlt teinem
OeutiGsn etwas 2esSnnt bate. lUna6 Die 8rau-
ben unieren QanOsleuten gu bod binsen. @ber
man last ia, paB Weneral 8renont uno lein
Stab brett 10 utel NIT ben Gunt4atten gu tbun
9ebabt, NSte In aler Welt tame es pann, Dag
Die pielen DeutlGen i'm Stabe lib oies nidt su
9iube gemaht2 Der Snlub 1T unoermetDltA,
eutweoer ibte 6remcnt teinen iClGen Glnfub,
ODER Die DsutlHen in istner lmsebuag %erlpteisu
iiA aaein ais ablclut untnterellirt. g8tr lebsr
partn nod eber etnen 8epeis fir pas 6 lere.
(2ln3. pes gBelteus.)
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G,rO6er @iea Der 1tniOnstruppem.

9arts, 8p., IL. NcS. Die Hsbelen unter
Gen. 8illtums In YttssStlle linO mad 2tdstssm
San1pfe BON Gen. 9lellOn selalasen pOrDen.
400 Rebelen wuroen 9et6ptet unp 1000 9efan=
gen 8enOmmen.
Sbert 8. MOpre ertf bic 3sbelen I'm &Idsn
nit $500 Mann an, wdbrenO Sbsrlt 6arrts
pom 2. SbtO -8estment etnen ansrif in GrOnt
NIT 900 Nann mafte. 6arris 3os lh 3urif
uno Sbert Wiccre Orane Dor, BIS Der Setnp in
Oe @tttts pom 0iIiun's Brigade s~etrtsben wurs
De. Die unlrisen tSOteten 400 unO maHten
1000 @efausene. ajte 1ebrtsen ipureen mad
allen Ntdtungen bin %3erltreut. Der 8srlu(t Der
SunOeetruppen tit uerbGltn,BmGBis gering.
Ser Sieg 1~OIfOmmen. = Die GOmmans
6emre oer Mebenen eefanseu.
@tnctnnatt, l.. Nop. DaS Srsfen BET
YttespiQe Oauerte 6rettag unO SpnuobenO. -
Der Stes Der Bunoestruppen mar u~olfommen.
- Sen. Wt0tams unD Sen. 6cne. BefrbIsba-
Der Der NybeIen, lino unter ben Wefaueenen.