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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-05-01
GaIIautry ofOur Troops in South Carr
Olina.

Nav YesssAp& 2s.--.S -Isstsrvfrom
Edisto island, S. c., dated the 9th inst,
reports = brilliant affair on St. Johns
Island, resulting in the total rout of 200
rebel cavalry by about 60 Of our men.
The party consisted Of Captain Rhind,
DR.. Britnal. Masters Mate Nelson, and
thirty men and howitzer from the Uni.
ted States gunboal Crusader, and thirty
men from tho d7th New York. 55th
Pennsylvania, and Sd New Hampshire
Regiments, undor Capt. Dow, Of the
latter regiment. The rebels lost abou,
80 killed and wounded. No one on our
sido wns killed. ------ w
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The Spirit of ,,O .

At the battle of Pitsburg Landing
there was woman who accompanied
her husband, and after the battle began
to rage on Sunday sho was urged 10
leave the field. She refused to do SO,
and, instead, busted herself all day in
carrying the wounded back to a place Of
safety. as they fol- around her. When
she was thus engaged, another young
woman, who had also accompanied her
husband, was struck and instantly killed
BY a cannon ball. within few feet Of her,
The brave woman was as may DO mag
med, greatly fatigued, and even made
III, by her oxcrlious 90 the field. Her
name is Mrs, Werner. and she is now in
Cincinnati at the residence OF Mrs. Cad.
we'll, Ell Vine street. Her husband fell
on the battlefield, and she is entirely
alone aud a strSngcr in that city. More
than this, while engaged in her humane
work, SIZE tore all her underclothing into
strips to tie up the wounds of the fallen
sellers; and, consequently she camo to
that city destitute eleven tho most indis.
peusablo Articles Of clothing.
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wonndcd Soldiers nj Pittsburg, pn.

PIrrspuRo, April 27.--The steamers
Marengo and Hailmap, sent to Pit,sburg
Landing from this city, returned to-day
with 10 wounded, who we're placed in
the Marine Hospital. The boats started
With yearly 500, al of whom were left
at points on the river nearest their homes.
Among the wounded are two rebel prise.
mers.
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Do,crtiong from neourcgard,, Army

CAIRo, April 27.--Passongors from
Pittsburg report that ON ThurIdaY over
thirty descrtrrs'rF from tho rebel array en-
tOrod our camps, and begged TO DO Gu
rolled among our troops. ThOy all
corroboratcd tho statement received tho
day previous, relating TO tho evacuation
by the rebels Of their present position
ond asserted that Beauregari bod wI'h'
drawn a considerable portion Of his force
'or the dcCcusc Of Memphis,
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The Capture of New Orleans confirmed

FoerREss MoSRoE. April %.
"Hon. E. NJ, Stanton:
"Tho news Of the occupation Of New
Orleans by our forces, is confirmed TO-
day. No other news.
(signed) JSo. E. Wool,
"Major General Commanding"
To the Associated Press;
A flag of truce to-day took dispatches
and lelterslop risoners. No papers we're
received.
The telegraph operator having left
New Orleans; there is no views from there.
The operator attempted to return, but
found the city occupied by the Federal
forces.
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FORT JACKSON CAPTURED.

NEW York, April 97.--The Sunday
Mercury states, on authority OF the off
GERS OF the steamer Boston, that Fort
Jackson, sig miles below Savannah, is
in our possession, and our pickets were
within four miles of Savannah.
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News rom GeH. Eremont,s ANN.

WHEELING, A. Y ~ -
Hon. L. NJ. Stanton, Sec'y of War
\ telegram from. Gen Schenck states
that a squad of twenty-five infantry,
ser! from Romncy by Lieutenant, Colo
mel Downey to look after guerrillus, was
attacked yesterday morning on Grass
LEX, between Wash river an Carston,
by the rebels, 'orty III number. Our
force lost three killed, but drove the Ieb.
els, who took refuge 10 the house of one
POLAND. Col. Downey went with re-
enforcement Of cavalry, but the rebels
fed at his approach, carrying off several
dead aud wounded, among the latter
Col. Parsons, their leader, and POLAND,
the owner Of the house, Colonel Dow
pcy reports the interior of the house GOV
cred with blood. He burned The house
and pursued the flying enemy taken FIVE
prisoners.
Gen. Schenck sent re.enforcements Of
one hundred and sixty cavalry and one
piece Of Debeck's artillery TO come on
the enemy in the rear. These mustlave
reached the place oil bout O'Clock yeSier-
day afternoon. Our messenger passing
to and fro between Grass Lick and Rom.
ney were fred on four, times six and
seven miles from Romney, by guerrillaS.
]. c. Fremont.
Major, General Commanding.
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TIE work VI roOccupyiug tho Forts in
the rebel States is progressing finely.
Every fort on the Florida coast except
Tampa has been ovacuotcdby tho sko.
daddling rebels. Mr., Lincon'' prom
isO in this respect 10 likely soon 10 DO
fulfilled to the letter.
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LATER.
HEApeuAnrEns DEr,r RArrAnNNocK, /
The Siege of Yorktown

Headquarters, Near Yorktown, april
26th-Siill rainining. Roads nearly
impossible, The rebels in Yorktown
opened fire on three canal boats passing
into Wormley's creek, No damage
done.
The rebels this morning opened 6
brisk FIRE on our men near York River,
without doing much damage,
One Of our gunboats shelled the rebel
works in the rear Of Yorktown about an
hour. The enemy responded withop!
harm.
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Headquarters Army Of Tho Potomac,
Yorktown, April &c.

Z. NJ. SrANToN: Nf
Early this morning an advance lunclto
Of the rebels this side of Warwick was
carried by assault by Go. H Of the first
Massachusetts Regiment. Tho work
had ditch six feet deep, with a strong
parapet, manned by two companies Of
infantry, but no artillery. The rebels
broke and ran. Our loss was three
killed and MORALLY wounded, and twelve
otherwise wounded.
We took fourteen prisoners, destroyed
the work and retired. In spite OF the
rain our work progresses well.
lSlgned G. B. MoCLELLAS,
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DIsrArcnEs from Cairo report Gen,
.HolIoCk effective force at 100, 900 men,
according to the muster rolls of Saturday
morning. These figures We think arc
too high; but If Beaarcgard will "StSnd,"
our army viii DO found to be large cn,
oueh 70 win , decided victory.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT ER0n NEW
ORLEANS.

fortress MONROE, April II,
HoN. 4, NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of
war: A black fugitive, just from Ports
mouth, bringg the Petersburg Express Of
yesterday, containing the following;
"MopiLr, April 25.-The enemy pas
sed For, Jackson, yesterday, at A o'elSckk
A. NJ. When the news reached New
Orleans the excitement gas boundless. -
Martial law was put in-fqil force and
business suspended. All the cotton and
steamboats,, except those necessary 10
transport corn [coin?l and ammunition,
were destroyed. Al ! o'clock TO day the
operator at New Orleans bale good bye,
saying the enemy had appeared before
the city. This is the last known. We
will send particulars soon as received"
The negro bringing this reports the
rebels have two iron clad steamers near
ly completed and believed the MerriHac
would be out tomorrow.
(Signed) j. E. Wool.
LATER.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT RAPPABNNocK,l
April 81.
Hon. +. NJ. Stanton, Secretary Of War;
/ wa, told that the Richmond Exami.
ner Of the 26th has been received in
Fredericksburg announcing that New
Orleans has been taken, Great destruc-
ton Of property, cotton and steamboats,
took place. Enough steamboats, were
saved to take their ammunition. There
was great CONSERVATION among the ip.
habitanis,
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Tho Federal Court is now in session at
Charleston.
The New York herald., 1862-04-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

v,HAT "CURIOus" BOOK OF CITY wOMENi OR IN
Il tcresiing Female Characters in New York. Cheap ed
tlon, 2ie pages l2mo. Price rs cents or mailed free
cents N. OAukTT pubthcr % walker street. New YORK
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FROM NASSAU, y. y.
Three Ship Loads Of Cotton From
Char lesion.
Az fNGLfSH STEAMER BYYX dIfJTU.
NIfION AND ARMS.

From Captain Balm, late of br; Forest City,
who came as,ci ger from Nassau, n. z. ,wo have
ndviccs from NUsau to Dec llih. The schoon-
,t Piucc Of Wales, from Charleston, with cot
ton, arrived 'th (sincc capturcd). Also slcop
NoaI X. with rice. Steamer Isabel on the sth,
with cotton. The steamer Gordon, on the 9th,
with Gotten. Tho steamer Gladiator, from
Liverpool, with firearms and ammunition, all
(which ,ss,.ls were warmly welcomed They
ramo in flying the secession flag. II w~
rmorcd that the authorities woulI not allow
the Gladiator 90 land hor tre arms.
a full rugged brig from Liverpool, with .
cargo Of alt, also arrived. Tho captain came
into Nassau for pilo, TO assist him to run the
blockade.
Tho schooner Caleb Stctson, Robinson, and
'choorcr r. II. Perry, Adams, from PhilIdOl-
rha, loaded with coal had arrived, but would
not he allowed to land their cargo for war pur-
poses, and were obliged to lay of the port.
On the llth an American steamer arrived of
the bar She was supposed to be a gunboat
also ship lying British colors, but report said
she was the Eliza Bcnsill, from Havana, coming
20 N.s..u tor cotton.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04

woman adCr,d; l have sought rtcklessly 10
distfact nv gfiei foi her in the lowest dis.ipa-
tions but am no longer able 10 resist the mi.erv
that overwhtlms me, when she peryi.ss In
he ping her pl1ce m my recollection 90 MOI
believe in Gcd, and an about killing myself;
but before throw myself into the arms Of No
thing, | address myself to you, monsieur, tbs
object of my constant admiration, 10 demand
in the shape Of advice your aid and suocor, and
If you do not reply, know well what win do
vi h my selE
Iults Jarin. Ftlicicn David. r crra Dupon.,
,l,r. SiNori Henri Reher. T.. J Pfouihon
,lrhinc. Cir idn, Roybiui ard G.. Sand,
M stored TO iha SUI pose uf!crof he coasola-
ru he dc'ircd, and gave him the advice ho
a l,d
George Sand wrote with greater hrovity
han tho others, Life is graf school f9r en-
irg great battlefield, IN which struggle
great prize, the hight 20 win whsh only
ngs 20 miu. An can therefore say Is. ~
man, and tsc above tho Covardly feelings
at harass you. jules Janin said, in substance,
same thiny, but stretched IL ont into an
istlc of three o- four clio civ written foolscsp
Ta.;es, in which he gives, ns an example Of hsw
mar in different circumstances should act, .
., ia ui lila own life. liza letter bogns TINS
o. b \ man ~ 20 /. not made to dream. lie u
n,. to act. II IL pleasant no doubt TO fall into
r'N,fi" Nh,n gal.nr ON the Champs de Mars;
a. ~ hope is scr ANA t. Il, io j., impoesi Jlo
v' de- rot woik. |; is ty a-siiu1us lalor
% ~ ~ m NJ No c9n le mastered and II 10
o, ~ hv an equal amount Of pains and q
'uot gih,tirg act Of he will that we wtite,
r'a, the violin or p,int head bcttor today
o. nv wctid Yesterday, an so ON TO the dpogie
a. or tNi,tetco ! who vrito TO you WA, in
ely day, as unhappy as YOU this moment arc. =
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04

81 Louis, No Dec. 2s.-The legal condition
ot'te negIoes dischIgod. yesterday, by order Of
They are OILY freed from co iinemant and sale
on the presumption that they are ,layos. Con.
llal,,k says that this order will not dobn
any enc from enforcing his legal rights TO the
seiVio' Of these negroes. Such righ'', IL any
tribunals OF tho state, whose mandate will
always be duly respected by the military au-
thoriies Of this department Military officers
cannot decide upon tho rights OF property or
claims to service, except so far may ba au-
thorzed by the laws of war or acts of Congress.
When not 80 authorized they will avoid all in
reference with such questions
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04

A Paris correspondent OF one of the London
papers tells this curious storyi
A considerable sale Of autographs has lately
attracted 10 the Rue des Bon Entants number
Of those who feel an interest in deClphering the
characters Of celebrated persous from thei r
handwriiing,as az well as from their works. These
autographs were collected by an individual of
the oldest dress and manners who from 1913
to 1853 made use Of the most variei devices to
accumulate tho contents of the catalogue COM
piled by NJ. Laverdet. One Of the methods he
adopted was 10 send TO sny famous persons, a
specimen of whose handwriting he wanted 10
possess, the lollowingi
"I am twenty years old, q viclinist at cor.
tain ball lTVeu u inferior class. have Lost The
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04

New York. nu alleged a66onpiice of skinner
who was recently convicted OF fitting out the
ship Margaret Scott, at New Bedford, for a
SLAYER, was before Judge Sprague, of the United
States Circuit Court today, charged with such
completely. Ho pleaded not guilty, and was re-.
quiIed to give bail in the sum Of five thousand
dollars to appear for trial in March. 0aksmith
was recently lodged in Fort Lafayette, charged
with fitting out the SLAYER Augusta, and a week
since was transported to Fort Warron.
The yacht Wild Pldgeon, at this port, has
been seized, on suspicion of being lifted out a
SLAYER. l. is probable that she will bo released
on the owners giving bonds not to engage in
the slave trade.
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PHimyyd, No., Dec. 29.-Yesterday General
Prentiss with 400 men encountered and dispers-
ed 800 rebels, under Colonel Dorsey, at Mount
Sion, Boone county, killing and wounding 100,
end capturing 10 prisoners, 10 horses and 105
ms. Our loss was only killed and wound.
o..
Tho rebels burned another train on the North
Missouri railroad, yesterday, and they say
that they intend to to destroy all the cars on
the road so to prevent its being used.
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81 FOR 16 MONTH

f'r. TIC ordcr in that Office is Immense. -
Pc'hsrs you expect a letter by the mornins
mal--'hat is not in until half past ten. The
steward Of your boat Is sling with you, and he
tinks bo will employ the time until the mail
arrives in gong down TO tho market, having
hoard ttcre was ore. He goes, anil finds ouly
an empty she'd of rot very large Dimensions
The colotcd man who ia sweeping thu
nuaIds uf the floor informs him that tho mar
kct is closed al 9 o'clock and does not open
until next morning. llo Is, however, directed
to a store close hy, "whGre he can g,t every.
mir Pc wants IN the meat and poultry line.
He pushcs through narrow .ur into a dark.
dirty, COZ fiatd IDc, and thcru tind' thi' tho
pe,ci ishirg number Of brse turkeys arc yot
ur sulj Which tho stor, keeper, after long
nPiMtHly mCnal calculation, aul With q
tUii,d sCc,st .ir, informs him he car
have for " ono -- dollar - and -- scvon.
tl-tNe cents aniccr' W. return TO tho Post
Diu.r. tie Uu's is again Gle. cd. The mails
Of. ,h'' th'y will not 10 Distributed until near
- o''.,k So vr siuu'cr round the strccts
hooking i,r snmr'hin. Tut seeing mott iNt. that
w. old ."t srr ,u cur htst tour. lps. We 10
u'.oiVr TOW tla' he streets ron cjr,ulnl, and
tt ,urlrs - 'iuuS ,cEra,s druu.u the City
NON, "a 'W 'ho o. hru,h1s ~ towards 'ht
Nn.u. tl.w siD. ,hicr lr,A 10, str,o't nv,
Hu'o'. i,, ut lcw p,oh, al voull b.
..t.' o tlr pIrlII = .t tbr "a,
vtf' tu' stiUsI,. COS I..,uuu .Nuri i I.4 90,
'.n tf,l.t. I',r' ,id ,h.'o u.iu cr este.
."i ,ufi It., tul piece ot ,il-~ ,k ~ Il win
'',,k u Ia. Sc, like tho h"u.,-. '>hi ii. The
t,t,r1l p'cpt,.s Of neglect ard d.c,y. 1h.tt
% one u,w rts tNut s'ilt ,u.s'iV' "a AZ.
,e-atcc,f ne,ur living hah.ti,ion but they are
Tow. lh'r" a'c o'a,ta, upon Vii h thc'r own.
.'' must enc" have 10 Ned with yti,r, but their
rr s'nt d,eulatc upp. .lrtntc let, k-ui q. /, ia,
wi-rd W lh and tl.c auni'ion Of their pos
.c,'cff. Tho ma Of "thr ins,itu i'm is upon
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04

OF eng free and on, 5 own mas'er, but a very
dim AMI Vague idea Of the responsibilities
ui the many ucgruct with whom | have cl1
vcr.sd, only orc app-a'cd tc me 20 hIya a true
appreciation Of his position. lie told me at
he bad looked for this day ever sirco hs was a
little ch III only 3, high. and ho hal waited tOr
II snd l1nged FOR II aud looked forwrrd TO j., as
tho day that would free him from tho whip ot
riS ma, ter and tho too h,svy labor imp5sd
upon linn. After many yeTs OF hope aud cS'
p,ctation II hat NO ~ las, fading him an
o,d m,u, bu, even thon n was welcomed and
no ',lt shat ho = htI strength mt ',,fs,
ki Co. gain his own living ,ut t'ttlv, h'1
h' U.ilci the f,.iou. % hi oii ls' 'r1N the
man Who hsd s'l hi, youth. Th. d. hi
me, bat clnth,d vi Ia ~, ovn h,n.lt aut in.
perfect ic;ior and his kindlinE cyc Is h .fph"
h. truycd more int,ll'g, ne ani sol th,n g.
rct or,ll, ul.ot 81 10 tho ntgrr "A i1te'li.rrce
Wuicn has been carefully Kept ia konot b. iE.
nprlj &C. for fear thr IL would prompt 'unc agt
Of ich,lou against injustice aud ctIl y--ild
q, observe IN, tuiot,ors - Il the us ear
r,s incoming in proper sngua'', and le'k'1
r,ou the roor ,li man who hat waited - pc
i utly and toil,d aud Hoped, au1 vit 4 80
iurg. I fell ne. o t"c,',. 'hh0 ! N'h t',it.
..t..t. "M,NIA. t
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Incren-ed Good orlcr at washington

Warrington, Dec. 2Sth.-Within tho past
week fewer officers and privatcs are seen about
lae drinking houses than heretofore, tho orders
being more strictly enforced in tho matter Of
granting passes.
An improvement has also been mado in tho
military street p,lice, ard tho recent introduc-
tion OF mounted guards afford remedy against
unnecessarily fast driving.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04

aye aye, is actually monkey beaver. The
vegetable productions are marvellous in their
beauty. The dyes, gums, aud medicinal plants
arc Of great value and variety, while the un-
worked mineral treasures are immense.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-01-04

SPecia! Army Correspondence orne lSun.I
CAAP CHASE, Lowell, Mass,
Dec. 25, 1861.
Orders came from General Mcclellan, this
incoming, 70 wait for further Instructions bsf,re
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F. 'r,sS Nufo.. Dec "a tug Of truce
went tlls morning to Cfancy Leland
Ctn.idrtahl' cNoi' mctt prevails at York
town, Va. IN Hn'icipa'ior Vt an attack. All tLc
sick were i"no' 'd on the 2lsi, by order Of Gu1
crai Mrgrudcr
Tho Publication Of tho Norf Il ia, Bonk
WAS suspst det Yesterday, Tor the want ( a sup.
ply Of paV,r copy OF tolay's issu. Wa
br, ueh' down Wv tho t,r' Of truce
The DAY luok learn. that General Scott hli
arrived IN New imk; that he loft E1g,nd a.
the request of III, Erglth au'horitica, and Tat
thcv wa-c about 80 'orlaro war a.,tit.. tlo U,.-
ted States.
4 patch dated Na5hvinc. tho 10Th. s,,s
that Tom Cuuondor, with l2,OUD men, was
within forty milr1 Of llopkinsvilie, aud would
advance upon th1i place At thrco poin's. The
southern tights citilons there arc sending their
families aud stock to the South.
The BANKING house, q branch of tho North.
crn Bank Of Kentucky, at Glaf,ow, was taken
possession a. hv tho rebel, ON the 2iih. Oul,
5000 in Kou'u,kv bill, were found
John &. Dtyi, tm,m mhor ul the 'ninn Con-
rr,,s from the seventh district of Indiana las
arrived at Hopknsvillc, ON HE way to Rich
mond, hut e what purpcso 1t Ia not stated.
A force Of not loss than sixty thousard m m
tho advance Of Gen. Buells Union army. ht.
crossed Green river, ana Is within five miles Of
General lliudmau's advance. Great prcpl-n-
,luus have been made for the dcirucc 81 Bowl
ing Green, which show torriblo conflict to he
inn ending.
LATER FROM rItE sOUrH.
Fortress Monroe, Dec 2s, ria B.liyim,-r, Dc-.
IA ilag of truce brought Tour passengers
from Norfolk this al. ornoon.
The following nows Is in the Richmond
papcrB:-
Intelligence from Bowling Groen sta'os that
appearances do not Indicate an engagement, al
though unforeseen circumstance. might precipi-
Chaiies'on, DC. 25.-TGo' CidfXS.
RR Of this morning, states that some Yankee
gunboats oNchat god low sho,s with tho Cole
leland battery Yesterday.
DispatyLCa received from Charleston state that
a Fed, raj ileot Of twelve unhOats had passed
up TO White Point on NOrth iisto, and mndo
demonstra'ioLa on Gen. Evans iofros. Ro-
iniorccmonts wtro sent 10 Con. Evans and a
battle was expected
Demonstrations had also boon made al other
points The North Clr,lmI batteries diublcd
a 'ow Federal runhOtt1 ON Tuesday last. Five
Federal stolW,rs anchored OH Cole Island last
night, and % battle WIS oxIc.,rl every hour.
lWgDstI, Gu., D'c. 2G.--lt is reported here
that the steamer Gladiator bal entered a Con.
ftderatc port with large quantities. OF arms, am
mutitou, Sc
Tho Richmond EXAMINER savs that "A painful
rumor was in circulation that goutlomIn of
that city, holding a commission in the army Of
tho Potomac, had committed suicide by shoot
ing himself through the head.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-25

ZAXI&XXH gNEE F.4-a~--""- r
asnsusn Buno btn.tnamdue.u,
Snn< ls3 sEsn i5nut,n, ,.tae aue frtspli&.
|Derfod ppm Ssf. Davis bturei&snb IL;
N&1btMsfp. ,,pab Self. Davis in g.
hssi6@43 &ftsanit ibnsn 9essn BE fsinpli&s
Ma@t, bic Nbolittoniaen, srfoIsret& ope.
rtrsu. Mir ,==cas rftftebtss i&-apn fslb1.
WH wIu{asa alex au., sab itf. Da,
uis r.&t feR bel lsinsmI' pia6s sbsn bld'
tbsn4 -flr1ren &sa-~i.c- nann-4@on
or Norpsn loreen. @ir -fnb fef lber>
tbustyba6-p as- Bolt ben rt4isn. witerSn
20 lpoeen ,io4ts. Au, @Ynfen- pss Bunoss,
oes Stf. Dapls uds 'Dort au erbebsn.
anb traroe 1dba ete CONFEDERATION in IT,
rem ftbiBtn umfan9e1 'dnerfinnt 70. Mir
ptn' trlir' ii eislrr 6&ma& fur oen7 Notcen
Zine @atantie fnr Ne balpigt ,@ifbetbtr
ftlIuns Der aahsen Union d II t:s r Sen
C@tfeBt DER Greittpt + e.
fennen. Ndt Der EroB W. S:f.'Daois
II Der Rspablif aefdbrii&, - iset If 60
nuf feline "Rl&atsbfateit."