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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-15

Napoleon, England and Mexlco-1yste-
rious Preparations I'm France.
The defeat Of the French arms in Mexico ap-
parently places Napoleon in . very difficult
and dangerous dilemma. He must soon re-
trievs the position he has lost or be exposed to
the perlls Of revolution. He must send an
overwhelming expedition to Mexico, at an
enormous expense with the risk of ultimate
failure and Of war with the United States, or he
must quickly do something equivalent to salts
fy the wounded amour proprs Of the French
people and soothe the morbid sentiment OF the
army He must do something that will battle
the intrigues Of the Bourbons and the church
against his dynasty. Whether the invasion of
Mexico has been bona fide policy, or whether
II was only trap to spring war upon Eng
land or Spain, makes no essential difference.
In either case he must continue the struggle
and fight it out on Mexican soil, or transfer
the war TO Europe.
That the latter is his design seems highly
probable, not only from the vastly superior
advantages to be gained by success, but from
extraordinary facts which have just been
brought to our knowledge, and are now, for
the first time brought to the light of day. II
appears from the statement Of Mr.. Fleurot, who
has just returned from Bordeaux, whore he
has been lately United States Consul, that
five transports for cavalry, capable Of con-
tanning ten thousand men, with their horses,
have been In progress Of construction at that
port for year past; that the fourth Of these
had been already launched, and that the whole
would be ready by the middle Of summer. Nor
il this oil. In each Of four other ports the
same number are on the stocks--twenty- five In
all-cslculated to transport fifty thousand CO.
vslry, with their horses and rations for thirty
six hours or two days. This expedition cannot
be intended for Mexico. It cannot be intended
for the United States or any point 80 distant
II Is destined to cross the British Channel. The
number Of cavalry IL truly foasidable and,
with due proportion Of infantry always on
hand, would constitute an expedition which
would effect the conquest Of England in few
days.
This expedition would Of course be protected
and landed under the guns Of an iron-clad
navy--the grand point which makes the scheme
Of the largest class and some fifty g,nboats Of
light draught. England has only five or six,
and these, by the confession of the British
| journals, are failures. lie has therefore, the
means Of success; and that he has the will for
| the ENTERPRISE who cap doubt England u ct his
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MrsC1LLANEous NEWS.

The steamships Bavaria and China, from South
smpton on the 4th and Queenstown on the 9Th OF
June. passed Cape Race yesterday Saturday
morning, on their way to New York. Both YES
ssl ware boaxdad hY or news agent at that point.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-22

By Mr.. Lynde, of Williamstown, for relief of
Elias Whitcomb /; to Committee on Claims.
By MIR. Herrick, of Wolcott, to change the
name of Willis Leroy Merrill, of Woleott to
General COMMITTEE.
BY Mr.. Hinckley of Chelsea, for the relief of
Lyman B. Barren and William p Downing to
Committee on Claims.
By.Mr. Adams, of Colchester, to incorporate
the Burlington Lime Company to Committee on
Corporations.
By Mr.. Gay of Stockbrdge, for the relief
of S. Greenbank, and NJ L. Smith to Com
mittee on Claims.
From the Senate, relating to abatng taxes on
polls of soldiers 20 Committee on Ways and
Means.
PETITIONS
By Mr.. Cushman, of Irasburgh, for extension
of charter for bank of Orleans; to Bank Commit
tee.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Moves, of Hydepark, that the Clerk Of
the House be directed to procure the printing Of
the U. S; Internal Revenue law in connection with
the proceedings of the House referred to Com
mittee on Ways and Means on motion of Mr..
Hubbell.
BY Mr.. Jaynes, Of Waterbury, that the Com =
mitee on Claims be instructed TO inquire into the
expectancy OF not allowing any claim under twen-
ty dollars that has been disallowed by the auditor
to come before the General Assembly &c to
Committee on Claims on motion of Mr.. Chand-
Ter.
From the Senate, providing for Joint Assembly
on Thursday to hear the report of the Committee
appointed to canvass votes for county and pro-
bate officers adopted.
HON. SOLOMON FOOT TO ADDRESS THE LEGIs-
LATURE.
Mr.. Fisher of Vergennes, reported for the
Committee appointed to invite Hon. Solomon
Foot to address the Legislature and citizens, that
Mr.. Foot had accepted the invitation, and would
speak on the evening Of Thursday, the 23d inst.
He further offered joint resolution, providing
for joint Assembly at seven o'clock Of the eve
ming of the 23d, to listen to Hon. Solomon Foot,
in the Representatives Hall, which was adopted
on the part of the House. Adj.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-22
FARM FOR SALE.

In the North part Of alden, about two miles from East
Hardwick and the stage road leading from Hard
wick to Danve, about 60 acres of land is well fenced
with cedar rails and wall is about equally divided into
moving, pasturage tillage, wood land and small sugar
place. The road is shaded by about 200 beautiful maple
trees of ten y-ars' growth. Buildings including two
arge barns excellent condition and very convenient
Excellent soft the house and barn. Said farm
has had the entire of another farm for the last
twelve years, and is in high state of cultivation, and
can nearly all be moved with a machine.
Also another farm for SALE Of about 80 acres4O clear
ed-hs large sugar orchard of about 1900 trees good
sugar house with fixtures for tapping 1900 trees l40 rods
of sawed roughs to conduct the sap to the house Also
years stock dry wood These places will be sold to-
gether or separately if desired. Direct ell comauncl
tons 5. 7. ELLIS. East lIardwick VT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-22
THE GREAT CAUSE OF
II IT w a IT M Z s Err y


Just published in Sealed Envelope Price cts
a LECTURE BY pR. CCIVERWELL, ON THE
CAUSE AND CURE of SrermatorrhGa, Consumption,
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness, Epilepsy
Impaired Nutrition of the Body, Lassitude, Weakness
OF the Limbs and Back, indspositon and Incapac-
iy TOR study and Labor, Dizziness of Apprehension,
Loss OF Memory, Aversion to Society Love Of Solitude
Imidty self Distrus Dizziness. Headache, Affections
OF the Eyes lmples on the Face, Involuntary Emissions
discretion, &C &c.
Sf- This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
ABOVE enumerated, often scfalicted evils may be re-
moved without medicineand without dangerous surgcat
operations and should be read by every youth and
man in the land.
Sent under seal to any address, in plain sealed en-.
velope on the receipt of six two hostage STAMPS
by addressing P''
CiIAs. j. e. K!.iNE ( Co,
AZ BGwcry, NewYorx, Pa! Office Box 45s
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B q TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
7 O'CLOCK A. M
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE Potomac, ,
l,t 4

HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, }
Oct 2l-Evening {
An expedition started from Gen. Slocum
command this morning, for the purpose of in
tercepting and capturing a force of rebel caval-
ry under Capt. Dug, who were foraging near
Loyetsyille, Loudon Co., Va.
1t was in every respect successful, but the de-
tails are not known.
We took two hundred prisoners, among whom
was the Captain, and killed ten of the enemy
Our loss was one man killed aud three wounded
The rebel company was an Independent one,
raised il Loudon county.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 81. Early in 1861. when
the ciVli war seemed pending, but had not ac-
tuaily broken out, Gen, Scott wrote two paners
containing his views, professional AMI pol!tical
on tho crisis, and the rights and duties which
oe'oNeu on the Government in the momeniops
conJuncturc. One Of them has recently been
publlSheu without the writer's consent The
second appears to-day, having been furnished to
the press by himself.
1t establishes, in the first place, the patriotic
anxiety OF the General-in-Chlof to prenore tor
the coming storm, and his earnest and repeated
enorts to prevail on the Government to garrison
and secure the Southern forts against every
possible attack. And dscloses, in the second
place, the causes Of his failure, which il is now
evident resulted from the INDIGESTION of President
Buchanan, who was, doubtless mised bv treaeh-
cry in the Secretary of War, if not in other
members OF the cabinet in whom the head IF
the government reposed misplaced confluence.
CAIRO, Oct. II. The steamer Colonitt,
was fired into by the rebels on Saturday morn.
ing, 80 miles below Memphis and one man
killed.
The SINE evening the steamer Gladiator
was attacked by band of rebels while LOADING
cotton, and two persons killed and seven wound
ed.
The rebels continue to burn cotton in the
neghborhood of Memphis
1t is SAID that Price has been Reinforced re-
Gently by 10000 Texans aud moro are arriving
daily.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 81 Dispatches received at
headquarters from Helena, Ark, to the l7th
INST. report all quiet and the Notifications near
ly completed
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-22
CLOT III $!
X. r. RIKER,
ID Il A Z e r A ND TATLO r

mas just returned from NEW YORK, wih gcoN st-l 81
Broadclohs, Cassimeres and Vestngs of late Patterns
anu styles German Broadcoths Black d oeskins;
French Fancy Doeskins, for Gentemen's
Pants Rich Silk aud Marseilles Vest
nGs Satin and silk Vestings, of
the best qualities
0T All Garme nts made at his Shops will be done in
the most workmanlike and fashionable manner
Garments cut for others to make and warran ed to ft
Gentlemen wishing for good and fashionable Coat
can get it by calling at kker's Shop.
May % 1880.
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Notice.

VIiS to certify that have this day given nv SON
Mahion NJ. Cunningham, his time during the remain.
ger o' ms hortN, and that sfa claim none cf is
dsanngs nor pay any debts Of hi tracing arer this
tfrte ROYALE CIfNyiScuA II
A ave r; H,lL, Witnesses,
Aarshdald, sept. 2i,h, 1862. f353w3.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 2l-ll.3 OP.N.
Gen. jeff. G. Davis, who killed Gcn. Nelson.
has been released from arrest and ordered to re-
port Tor duty at Cincinnati, and left here this
evening.
One hundred and fifty rebel prisoners from
Frankfort and Lexington, and 800 paroled Fed
eral prisoners have arrived here
They left at 3 o'clock Monday morning, and
at Z O'Clock this morning had had nothing to
eat, Morgan having destroyed all the captured
provisions that be could not carry away.
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SAVE THE PIECES !.
ECONOMYI.

rcoxonv, DISPATCH
-. A Stitch in Time Sdres N'ae 81
As accidents will happen even in well md cove
lilies II Is very desirable to have some
inen, WY Tor repairing Furniture loyS'
sPALDINa's PREPARED dLVh
meets all such emergen oes and no 70 The @
to be without 1t. 1t Is always ready anu W
ing point.
"UsErUL IN EVERY HOUSE 81
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each oot"S'
cents, 1900 CO
HENRY C. SPALDING Il W"
4sCedsr-st, Ne" ''
CAUTloN.-As certain urpr'ncipea .n,hic a
temptin. 10 pa IN of on tie un~u'preIug Ier'.h
tons of my Prepared Glue, woua ,IIu,,'G miluaS
to exam ne before purchaiGg. ava see '"''
srALDlNG' S PREPARED Gl't' .,ra.
en- the outside wrapper; all others aie '"''''''
tells
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Thc Voice Of ys.ai>.

A NEW NoLUN" or MUsiC for IN Choir SI,.Ie
~ ana social Gree. ~ EDwAHp II nurny "s ''"ooI,
For sale by q a, ~, ,
80 FREEMAN BulplNd, Montt,}nr v,
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. q. Official returns fror
seventeen counties, comprising more than ha
the voting population of the State, give Slenkcl
Democrat, for Auditor General, 1862 majority
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-22
h5yEPRoK

fNHs Machine is adapted to all kinds Of Clothes from
pocket handkerchief 10 b.dqut. Iou can wiring
your Clothes in less than quarter Of the time. and
much dryer shat they will dry in one af the time and
not njure your Clothes half Iuch when twisted
~ hand. This Machine is formed with @wo SPRING
ROLLS COVERED RUBBER, and constructed as to
run together with great pressure, and turn fast and easy
The springs in the rolls constructed yield the
most p the centre, whore the bulk Of the Clothes are
conducted As they pass between them By his the
srngs with the rubber close tight around the CLOTHES
IL Il.A nn,rAnI hrn1 IL.
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TIOTI1d, July IITI' IoOU.
To DIR. HERR1cK, Albany n. My Dear Doctor:
your Sugar Coated Pills ON eldest daughter For
three years she has been affected with ious derange
ment the system, sadly mpairng her health, which
has been steadily falling during that period When in
New York in April last friend adv ed me to test yoNr
pills. Having the fullest confidence III the judgment OF
my friend, obtained supply Of Messrs Barnes Park.
Druggists, Park Row, New York. On returning home,
we ceased all other treatment and administered your
Pills each night. The improvements in her feelings,
compexion digestion, etc. surprised all rapid
and permanent health has been the result
We used less han five boxes, ana consider her cntire
well. | consider the above just tribute to you
Physician, and trust it will be the Of nducL
many to adopt your Pills their family medicines
lrcmGin, dear sir, with many thanks.
Your obedent servant
& & MnPRIS0E
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TIT, n .o.,, A., ,MoNrrKLER, April II, 1862,
Washing and Nrinring Machines over one wear !
SATISFIED that II saves mt IN my busivrss Ne bi
east one girl besides saving la7gr amount g. ~, ~
and ear Of clothes. Law unIf " ~ VA the
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Office of the n. II

once OF the n. Hay ward ComDnnv
MANUPACrURERS OF INDIA RUBBER Goops I
10 Milk and 10 Congress Streets
~ BOSTON MARCH 1sr 1862
no Manufacturers the Trdde and The Pubic
In the grant from the y. Hayward Company to Metro
poian Washing Machine Company under the license Of
Charles Goodyear to said N Hayward Company for the
use OF Nulcanzed India Rubber coverings for rolls The
right to such application to the Bailey machine was are
cally reserved and is exclusively by the y uav
ward Company. These machines ard rights are enar
aneed to the trade and manufacture and is the onIv
invention IN which the Vucanized Rubber Rolls ard COW
erlngs Tor Rolls, do not turn the shaft or smut ts
clothes - 's ''o
me injunction granted in favor OF the N. Hayward
company as joint comIlanans, and the subspo,ent
grant with the above reservation fully establish tho
TO- this article in the n. Hayward Company ANY o1'H
hk REPRESENTATION Is FALSE, and evidently in .
TENDED to impose npon The public false
l.ue, 40 "el v"nhless Machines that turn on 49,.
smart an" smut y. HAYWARD COMPANY
...... TuEo. c. Weeks, Agent
This may certify that have used one of BAILEY, VI
ing ana Wrlngng Machines, and can say that II viii a.
a mat Is recomme nded, and am satisfied that il save
9ne'haii OF me work in washing and wrnginv and vii
dry In half the time, and is graf savnv In H.
of clothes. A. NJ JACKMAN Ia 80 ny m weai
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 20. The steamer
- arrived to-day from Aikens Landing,
bringing down over 600 paroled Union prison
ers, many OF whom came recently from Macon,
Ca, and were captured at Cedar Mountain.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-22

san FRANclsco. Oct 90 The money market
is very tight. The rates of discount are 2 a
2 / per cent. U. S. legal tie nder notes range
from Is to IS per cent discount.
Sight exchange on New York payable in cur
rency ranges from Is to 20 per cent. dis.
Several capitalists are disposed TO allow their
money to lie idle until the financial aG4irs in
the East become more settled. This is beloved
to be the main reason Of the pressure for money
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Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plas e:

in FIVE hours, pains and weakness of the breast
side and back and Rheumatic Complaints in an equal
y short period OF lime Spread On beautiful White liant
skin, their subjects the TO no Inconvenience
and each one will wear from week TO three months
Price 1871 ceutS,
derrick sugar Coated Pills and Kid Pastors SOLE
by Druggists and Merchants in all parts OF the Unite,
States Canadns and South Amerc and may te obtain
ed by calling for them BY their fun name.
DR.. l.. H. HERRlCk & Co.,
OctlOmv Albany. N Y.
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SS0Sg0cc G0Daac,
Wholesale Grocery.

w GNr r1crlren iInr 9Crfauf fur grisntoCtraub tme
@tceurcrt0Uf IN ltotr ~beljcbIgtu Quonrtit:
300 9crrcle Gruibci DcnocrtS uno Gaftt~S uder.
40 3bcS gOrtC Nicc 8ycmH 3udsr.
90 9btS. Gutl @tuScoYaop WirloTeS.
100 SelS. New Orleans unH Ecroe MoIa1rS.
oO SGlrclS 29olacte Ga8lilY Snyup.
wv Sofc GAncc. 300 1jfcn Scifc.
oVo Mt'ten IHontGntiue unp &IlcW GarNtcS.
GoV S1rr $40. } fctte Iiodrcl. % @tlS. $40 1 30.
@!'sN Ss', Slod Sca, Ncp @otcn, Sans, Ntp Shoulders,
Srtaltt, piccte mn Shes. Noro.
6HlGc Suttcr, SutttnS Gbccie, acmobcncn Gafcc, NfcTcr,
%ulplc, gtult1ro. Snoj99 81 9Iut, Stort, 2calt
9eprGy, Sco @croS, pIcp SinCS, SoI;. @elcn. elmer,
Strie ;grn@, N8dlb s3Ooros, .~SBrsppine unb gSrjtjno
NapcT, Gotten Gm'ne uno uri6bti6e an6crc Nrtifcl. bic
III ctntr @rrr:ro 9%tpcbnlt6 9clud,t mCroen.
500 St!S.- IL 0lI0ceS @urc Wpuntoin Gem
9Sbiefi9. mehr ole - @tpuotc ait.
loo SHIS &itarblOn'S 81 RYc &biSfep, 100 Barrels ep
Ripcbdrie.
Co 8tcd'S Slo Hee ino 9gtjtt 9Ebisfeo, 100 10 Gin.
SEQ % SnOno0oo" 9tCGrtO;p 9G5iStto, rs 80 Hum.
100 20 S%uScuIpcia 29tiStsp, 200 90 9ranS0
500 10 Common 2Sbtetco, p,riIjcocne Spr,cn.
sine genuine 6rcnh Sranoe, poa. Sin. Stpth g16iaftY,
Scrts. Mt1ottro-, Sbcrr9S98cur, Glorct uu5 gbomyaoncr.
Die Tctn|t,n tnrpcrtirtCn Gi9orrcn icSc 9rt.
gSm. 81 dtlnct S6buc.
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Mnaei9eu.
6ml=Mu3ciar

Die Stalt inter 2cjtluo pn YcIor S5brineer
miro ScgtHmdrtt9 ron mtbr as so &tnCtrn ScjSerlci DC
i6!etbtS tsrbt. Die llrtrri6tS<T6hc ltno fsts,nec
SeEl rcS Seutlbtr uno bee @%u0li'fcn. SUl&ouunes
uno Cent l(nNlrihL, Sd6nIhrcib,n RtdtNhrriesn grGms
A9tit une IuiIaR il teiOen Sgrohtr, Rtautn, 8sibncn,
SlhGtn, bltluhc 8elhihtt, Gecsrapbi,, g~SsIt9eihidblc.
IN cnitn 6o6ern unttrrihtCt @Gitcr y 6"brIuGcr T.
2r. SrNpStp lt5rt Die naturmjheuIhatljbcn 6d6tr
NSiur9slrt6lt une S0turlrbrc. Sri. WprOtuftrr
&nttr@elt Die @l6oh,n I'M STjder, Idbtn, Sridcn uno
SGtclr.
Gobei mirN niht aIcjn auf ejnrn erunblibcn IuieIrjht.
ieuesrn olt of cine gut, gr;jebunS Ger onscrirautiu SUI.
stnS oIt Ssrgfllt pcriprn6tt.
Die 0oatn bctroetr fir iebtS 0iuo mrnotIib l Gbaltr
GWtS Meter.
3o9Itn9t, wtIht TIM 2atciuiihtR unb 0romTIIttn llr-
ttrrlat irnnitrn, bobta 8,tgeuteit ba;u s,gcn cine Eeious
bte NcrgItuno.
Die SdaIe ii in Der stem Siro6c. Iaups 9iG.
Y3fpr 86brtn9tr mpbut in Der 5trn SuoBt ouI
Der ROs9 pill, III benz 0oult, 6a5 frubu Wr. Rroair be-
Iroant BAT.
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Hm3etAcn.
! ! ~ az
erS @~euNcrreurS rcn Nirainirn.


Duch .inet @;t Der gcncrot %ftm6l9, poitrt an, I2t,r
Nebruor 1852. scctcen bic she ms unb ScrotontS Ser psrz
ftteocnen Counties uuo GUrpprotipnea bjClcr Common
pealtb lout oer'eIbcd bjcrntjt auf0ciprbert, oqr NYusfcttr.
Yt'iplcn, Sahel uno 'criti9c ccm Staut Strajrien pScr Scr
Sonfooertrten Stlotcn S~u9cb6rios gSoffen III fammeln, be
ND leRt N Den 5drtrn orn SnoiSjbuer in ibrcH rclpcctjYcu
SnunlteS 9no Gcrpcrlttnnen %teijnorn. Die ni5t in octipcm
2tei,lt lInc, unp meIbe fin ildb CUR gcmaTuuna Ser @fiti
n'bt a%egeIleTert %purce", uno SjcfcIbcn cuf RCfen tc6
Sto0Iee ZEN. Aelitant @encroI ~offclbcn III utcrmGG,cn
Dle SnrTao9un9en Der nit Dem Ginlnnnein ottlcr I8afz
zen ota"ftra9tcn Senmt,r. lcmic bic &atrofuna ]otrjcnjeen
gvrnr'rntn: meld,e oiclem GjcItes ;%upiccr b0nccln, 1T in Sen
nHerreh Selttrtnun9eu hes S%ctreTcnbp @eitecS, pun ttm
enc Soele bier on9ciiSt N, ndhcr %onsc9steR. @ue Stejsz
n1t9en ober, pclde SUM MiIjtdyoitult "cr0flthtet iinb, Die
no a0Sr npb ni6t i'm octtrcn Dtcnit t%efinccn uno Semen
tsttte Noncn f~lr;Iit CUR Sertbeioi0ur0 Ser rtCntlihcn
Stferbeit pnstrtraut rurcen, r,cIhe pcrI6umcu, pt in io>
rem Stlttc t"intiidrn &oTta 0tSuIrfcru, naG,u dG
ptereurb i6uItr q, fur ber 9Gnsen Gr;ss frsl,ia eingcmuitcrt
80 rperpen.
- Gtatbtn rrtcr nctnCr ScnS uno inter Dem
Ire Stc9sl hcS Stoote5 3u 8ihmrno, am Q. 3ese
tJ hes NcnotS 9i6ri 1862 unp i'm Soften Sabrt
,SieNr Gcrmorweoltb.
Spbn Qet6cr.
Sir ben Gipapcrrcur:
Geo. ". @unfurt,
3tOlts- SccrCtdr,
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Dtuu@e

Dtutlbe
Hc Nuratipn upo Saffez SatpM
om 6u6a csS .,9ieutn Marttcs."
IlnterNttnttcr uIautt th eic NufncrfIamtcit bcS biclie en-
0cuilhcu pubIiEumS I'M @lGcnltiucn, lcDi, lcincr 00nntr
int Scirnortr, auf feline
gttue, vcrbcNtrte Netaura!iuu
olfntCrflonr iu ma&cn, bi' nph ron fciacm 9.Guhcr unbe-
lJ,ttSi9t ~ecrsolcn rporect Ut. Ncbcu elmer stteu E0nc Raft
ut 'tctS Elm pcriuGlthtr &Sciu bei @laS ucer Tld1tt, Ipwjc
GIo0rrcn, SI0trblcr uro ale Sortcn 2jaucurc III sabcn.
Sbnrilc uno oufmcrflOntc 8,oianure miro ;uaclihcrt.
~ Hciicnce uno SoorocrS fnocr ctuea gutcn Silb,
ircupe!tmC Simmer nm rciulidC Gcitcn.
SObu Rarr6oufcr, Wot.
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