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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

Seat On.A resident of Sidney. named
William Bankinship, was examined ye5Ier-
day before Justices ,Jno. w Leigh and Corbin
Burton, at the Comfy Court House, for shoot-
ing man named Crow, on Monday evening
last. The accused was remanded for exami-
nation before the regular term of The Court,
and sent back to Jail. The prisoner says the
man Crow aud Others came Into bis hotse and
demanded liquor, which being refused them,
they commenced, az usual, TO break up every
thing in reach. To save his property ana self
from harm, he ehot Crow, the most active oe
the party, with the contents of al old musket
At night several OF the latters friends, inciud-
ing John Landrum ana Peter Grit appeared
before his door, and, under pretenco et being
othcers. they induced Blankiuship to lea-s his
donicil, after which they fell aboard Of nim
and gave him an unmercjfu tlagelation Ian
drum and Critz We're required TO give security
for their good behavior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13
AScTHEk ACCOUNT.

NORFOLK, Fen. u.
The excitemen. o CONSIGNED by The defeat I
Roanoke Island has Ineasurabiy subsidized
An opinion seems TO prevail that there has
beel ineit1eieucy, q lack of skill, or criminal
neglect nmewhere-perhaps ell combined
l an not.yet prepared, Judging from the facts
10 my possession, 70 charge any person with
negligence or incapacity in regard to this i'm.
poftani battle. 1t has been tonight under
every possible disadv .ntsgs. 1. was u gal.
liant and brilliant attempt TO defend Southern
sell from the usnrpers who seek 10 deprive
Us OF our homes. The responsibility rests
upon some person. And it may be found
under all the circums iances OF the aiftir
that the defeat will result to the adv ants gs
OF the Soo .hern cause. Our troops are RI o.
idly re-enlisting, and thousands will rush In
TO rally around the standard Of liberty, a nd
IL defend our coil from the aggressive march
Of our mercenary foes.
Judging from the facts already elected In
regard to the battle at Roanoke Island.
unhesitatingly assert that greater bravery
and more determined resistance have not
beer made during the war, than by the in .
considerable force placed at the disposal o,
General Wise. 1t twas the most unequal con.
test OF the war, and the lighting was almost
equal IA desperation TO any ON record.
The most important facts relative TO our
Meet and It's fate have been furnished you by
telegraph. It's believed that the Beaufort,
Raleigh, and Empire escaped, or at least
reached the south end OF the Dismal Swamp
canal That our gun boats should have lacked
safhciency OF ammunition, 10 lame n Ia Bile,
and indicates want OF foresight. IL not I'M
pardonabls neglect. hut upon whom III .
respen visibility rested.I am not sunicisntly ad.
vised to say now. The blame viii soon
enough be placed whers 1t should lie.
I'm grat,fsd to stats that that tndomita.
BILE patriot, atAtssman, and orator. General
Wise, escapsd from the clutches Of those who
80 earnestly desired 70 have him In their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13
che G.erisus Fisbs a, Aeagoke isjuud.

II there Is any other people but the Ian.
KEGS Oh the face Of the earth who would ex-
u'c over such a victory us that at Roanoke
I-lau3 we know lot where they are 10 be
found nor do We know in what other nation
except our own, zach Ii defeat under such cir
cumstaDces, wOuG be regarded in any other
light than as victory From fifty to one
hundred ships and fifteen Thousand men, after
Two days hard fighting, compe! a little band
al two thousand five hundred to surrender
Oar men coutended against odds of nearly
seven 10 one, 10 say nothing of the ships and
they fought with a valOr never equalled on
this continent and not surpassed in the most
heruic days Of Greece ana Rome. We NAV
regret mos! bitterly that the common preoau-
ton OF providing way of retreat from such
over~ helmipg odds was not provided, and
shat our chivaIoue and noble defenders are
now il Yankee hands but their honor and
that Of their country il nnhurt, and the moral
effect of their oond act ought to add fresh hope
and spi,it TO the Southern canse. We have
last AZ much confidence ia the superior mill
rnry aptitude Of oar men this moment "a We
mad at TIE battle Of NJ tnassas, and the balance
OF successes is still largely ia cur favor
Whenever The enemy advances to the int
rior and forSakes the cover Of his ships, he is
sura 10 he beaten, provided always that we
have Generals worthy Of the men, and that
gaey are guided by a skill equal to their cour-
age. We have never yet suffered from the
incompstency Of the rank aud fla. Wherever
they have been ably Differed, they have won
the day and that has been the case in the
great majority OF the battles. II cannot be
denied, however, that tAsre aFs q fe incapa
bi4s among our military leaders, and The sooner
they are weeded out the better.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

"A Roiter ktdscalous A.Bosr. '-Thos. Lin
ton, well known resident OF Richmond. wac
arrNgned before the Mayor yesterday lnorn-
ing, for stealing from come unknown person
An axe aud al old oyercOat. Prisoner was
arrested by watchman Franklin, yesterday
morning, about o'clock, near the corner OF
Main and 9th streets. Seeing the Waterman
advancing, Linton went into the alley ia rear
of Ragland's store and hid the axe He pre-
tended to the officer that it had been given TO
him, and that he had carried it TO a black smith
shop. in the imlne date vicinity. A Sigh. search
revealed where il had been hidden, and lin
ton was marched oft to the cage Prisoner
had just been released from the city iaii, where
he had beer serving a term tor mistakiug an
other mans boots for his own. lie said he
regarded the present as "a rather ridiculous
affair any how and was answered by the
Mayor that it was h4 duty 70 prevent his go
ing about making tree with other people s
properly. The intirnaton was repeifed with
d well affected show of virtuoDs indignation
Prisoner said he was aware that the Mayor
entertained very unfavorah.e impression IN
regard to him, but that he had not begun to
speculate i'll axes yet. He was gent to ialj
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

Rs-EsLnriHa III THs 18TH VIRaINiA.-A
correspondent writes Us from the camp OF
the 18th Virginia regiment, near Centrsvilis,
to the eject that majority OF the "Farm
vile Guards" Of Prince Edward county,
Va. and majority OF the Nottoway Guards,
Capt. Rowlett, both OF the 18th Virgtaia
regiment, have re-enlisted tor the war. Oue-
fourth OF the entire regiment h - slrssdy re-
entisted, And oar correspondent thlnks that
the balance would cheerfuily come ur ID the
mark III they could believe that those who
~ IT home would lsnd them helping hand
In the spring."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

.ysss.s5 Il ia 'feoxs lsse,s cA.s.iten A..
xeszftgs.~ "a .csstirg Of The kihhnn''id fgfns
Men, Christian Association wac hold ct theft
new rooms, at the corner of Nth and BANK
streets, on Tuesday evening last = he Presi'
dent. Mr.. j. b. Watkins, gave brief state
ment Of the operations Of the Association
.ince the last monthly meeting. During the
interval, sixteen active four associate, aud
two honorary members of the Association had
been elected. A touching allusion was made
to the deaths of Captain James X. Lee and
Mr.. Joseph Laidlev. A portion of the com.
mittee organized for visitation amongst the
soldiers in our camps aud hospitals were an
ncunced The report closed with an earnest
appeal in behalf Of this important and inter
esting field of labor Mr. VIM T. Munford,
Chairman OF the Army Committee, then made
4 verbal report Of the service rendered in this
department, sho wing that liberal contributions
of money, clothing medicines, &c, had been
placed under the control of ;he committee by
which much desttution and suffering endured
by our soldiers had been relieved. These
supplies had come in almost unsolicited,
evinciDg cheering interest on the part OF the
committee, which greatly encouraged the COM
mttee. Arrangements were in progress for the
procurement of large room, In the city, 20 al
ford lodging for the furlouxhed soldiers now
passing through the city, and in many casee
unable to obtain shelter for nights rest
Five hundred dollars had been a. ready pledged
for this object, and it was not doubted that our
citizens would respond literally TO enable the
committee to execute this necessary and praise
worthy enterprise. Mr. L. Il. Price gave
some account of his labors in Chimborazo
Hospital. The soldiers there We're eager fer
religious instruction and reading. The hs.o-
citation then adjourned, to meet st the came
place on the second TUESDAY evening in March
next.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

IHgenutty ard Sk'N--A beautiful pipe
made of ivy root, deliberately engraved, wa
left at orr Office Yesterday Tor the inspection
of the curious. 1t represents the coats o
arms of FIVE States--Nirginia, Georgia, Lou
isiana, Mississippi and Texas-with hume
rous other devices, ingeniouely wrought
The bowl rests upon a cannon, which forms
portion of the stem This artistic piece o
work WAS done with knife. by 4. L. Hnr
die. of the Old Dominion Rifles, Eth Nir
GINA Regiment. We learn that it will be pre-
sented to President Davis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

C.. S. District COurt.-Thia Court resumed
its sessions yesterday, Judge Halyburton pre-.
siding. Col Blanton Duncan, Of kentucky,
qualified to practice law 1t the bar Of the
Court BY taking the several 0aths required by
law. A grand jury was impanelsd and John
L. Tate sworn In ~ foreman Papers and
witnesses In seversl cases were sent before
them. No prsssntmsnts " ere made, the grand
lnry adjourning until to-day. A petition wa
n.sd sHslnst lsaae y Griffin b. Davenport. 10
20, alien enemies, and against Alax. Duyal,
IN the matter Of Irving Hull and q. K. Hull,
who arc alleged 70 b rssiding in New Jersev,
OF some other State at war with the aoatherr
Copfsdesacy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

tenement adjoining the banking house OF
Purcell & Co, on Main street, was sold al
public auction Yesterday. by Goblin * Apper
son, for $H,0Oo-Alvey x Lpscomb par
chasers. The terms were one fourth cash. the
balance at six, twelve and eighteen months
fer negotiable notes, interest added. Pereonf
familiar with the property consider it a re
markably good sale
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

arrested as q Spy.-Captain Fallon, master
Of schooner heretofore engaged in running
the Potomac blockade, was brought 10 this
city on the Central Railroad cars yesterday
evening, by detective Samuel McCubbin, hav-
ing been arrested on suspicion OF commun-
eating with the enemy. The delinquent skip-
per was consigned to the military prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

YANKEE Prisoners Deod.-Andrew Tenni.
son, citizen of Fairfax county, Va, arrested
for displaying Yankee procliviIies, died in the
Confederate military prison here on the 81
of February Daniel Wilcher, citizen OF
Wayne county, arrested under similar circum
stances, died on the 4th inst, and C. c. Marr.
of Company c, LIST Minnesota regiment,
(wonnied at Boil Rum died on the 6th inst.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

Arriced.-Five or six members of the Rich
mond Blues arrived in the city last evening.
from Nag's Head, where they were sick at
the time Of the engagement at Roanoke
Island. They report that Frank Johnston,
Thomas Lyon and Manson Mountioy We're
wounded. but not dangerously
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

Stealing Hogs-Henry. slave of VIM Il.
Randolph, was tried yesterday at the County
Court House, before Justices Leigh and Bur
ton, for ct ealing two hogs and twenty i've
hens, and ordered 80 lashes for the offence
The property was recovered by Constable
Thomas faat Friday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

Military MeettHs'-t viii be seen by ad-
vertisement in tO-day's paper, that the hon
orary members Of the Light Infantry Blues
propose to hold meeting at Bosher's Hail,
at half past O'Clock to morrow evening, for
the purpose Of devising 1.-The best means of
aiding the members Of the old corps who have
been wounded or taken prisoners by the
enemy at the late engagement at Roanoke
Island
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

Soldier Injured.-A re-eIijsted member Of
North Carolina regiment, who VISA proceed.
inc to reloip his comrades, now at Eyaneport,
stepped off the Fredericksburg cara yester.
day morning al the depot in this city, ana in
doing SO fell under the wheels, which were in
motion and was terribly crushed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

tSwes. 1ts aobdisisa " his health 10 tia.
Proving, AID If hs Il properly srstainsa Ia
his ctive efforts 70 defend tho position no
has taken, the Ysnkees will mako but little
progress towards the railroads of Virginia
Ind North Carolina for the purpose OF cut.
ting off our supplies.
The death Of capt. y. J. Wise, Of the Blues
Of your city. and well known for his gallan.
try aud commanding talents, IL much Ia
msuted here, a 1t will bs wherever he was
known. aud his tsue worth Of character pro.
periy appreciated. 1t 10 stated that after he
vas wounded. and while he was being borne
from the field. a ball from the gun Of a Fed.
erai soldier passed through his body, and
that he died almost instantly. Other gallant
men have fallen in this engagement. wh ere
ten tho usand Federal troops sw armed around
= thousand a. brave men a. ever met upon
a battle field.
1.-THE wretch Doe, who lie said to have de-
serted and gone TO the enemy, and given In
ferns alton of our forces and fortifications,
was really suspec ted before he got on to the
enemy, he should have been promptly ar
rested, and held In custody until the battle
was over. Surely, he should st the frr'
moment of suspicion have been put In irons
and yigilantly watched.
The statement that Edenton has fallen into
the hands Of the enemy Is not confirmed
although 1t Is believed that the Yankees will
eoou attempt TO take possession not only o
the handsome town alluded to. but also o,
Others along the Sound coast and mp the
tributary rivers
There was Communication yesterday with
Fort Monroe, By fisg OF truce; and the steam.
er West Point, Capt Reeve, which wen,
down. brought mp ss5 prisoners released
from Fort Warren, viz:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13
a colo.ed man, taken at At Hat.eras. =

A colored man, taken at at Hat.eras. vas
also brought up.
The remains o. three OF the prisoners who
died at Fort Warren, also came up In tbs
steamer to be sent to their homes In North
CaEolina--viz: Geo Sawyer, of the tn Regi
ruant, N. &. Volunteers; Samuel Lanier, I'd
Regiment; the name OF the other did not
ascertain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

Nine dlsttlle ftes are In course OF erecuoh
within radius Of forty miles u Frsdssiexs'
burg.
Thomas Webb, EsQ., Of Hlilsbo!o'. nss
been elected Prvsident Of the North Jar oli0e
Railroad, vice ur. Oamsrons rssaenso.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

.fasu taoa saad Faderals, ndss Gsaera. Ia
6g1Dt aad = ~ 10, Invested Eort Henry br
lad, .fae4 .Lai p34i.ic4. was !areed to Sur.
Ssaler,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-13

Poor ssvILx, Md, Feb s.-rhs trss az ~
mish with the enemy thai mas oeeuI'e.
this vicinity for . considerseie tiins' Tns
place yesterday usar1Edwaras fs!iy,
rebels have been for some time opssi a.
erecting 8 stoekade fort on the oproslae sn.
Of the river, near the ferry. Fist thry CO.
in ANAL working parties and operated w. LIZ.
coyer Of the nigh! Their proeceedinxs pa
we'll xrawn 10 our troops; but .ney 'oos .,,s
notioe of them, for reasons which ~e'eI - ia
obvious by the sequel Neat they ea s,t
larger parties, and continued .ns,I ,ssni
under The shade OF darkness 4 mooia ,as
bv the So pposed absenee Of vigilance ~ s,a.
YANKEES and their own sascsss, ny ar,
tinued the construction OF the smoiyo
vesterdxy. Now WIS the tins ana Ply tas
my fOr our troops TO pay tne s"..rs~
military compiimsnt Of martial nossisv
While the anianishsd fort Was se' cA pAeas
meke Any, defence. Battery u, o. 4.
Island. suddsnly opAned % u yss,s,,:o rs-
Isrn0on. u was crowded witn tso snrw
iag parties II the tune, tt1r MuttsIy .aA
The ten and twelve pound PArrott sn. ass,sly
bAlls tato Il wtth great precasion. eowp sa.
domolisAiug the fort and ca0sipg sIs.siet
starnation and terror among me A5'o,h sy
rsh>ls. u - uAnse sssnry ~ Adu nswalA
hsattat tad NOT 10 iaa for their hgss' A
eOme Of them were unable Ia Carly a. "a, Al.
Nv hArmlsss rtils sAo,s were Gsa avs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-10

vsruish. male wholly or in par 81 gum eopsi-
Do m.de Il cher guns suosisnces
Vegetable OBS. per galloa
Vegetable pulmonary baiss1n, --rne a. 'i'-nis1-
fcf."
verlnifBge, same a. "ntnfifrice.
warehoGse entry At custom houses, not csce~t-
ing one dollar in value. stamp duty
Do, do, exceeding one dollsr. and not exceeding
Do. do. exceeding Eve dsllars IN value
Warehouse receipts. stamp deity
WHISKY, per gallon
Do. rectified, h not 20 pap an additional duty.
wholesale dealers. under which term J. inclndet
every person whose business OF occupation Is
TO sell. or offer o. sell groceries. or any goods,
wares or merchandise. a fore gn OF domestic
production, by more than one original pack
age or piece AZ one time. % the same pnr-
chaser, not including wines, spirtuous Or malt
hquors. for each license
wholesale dealers in liquors Of every descriP-
tion. Including distilled spirits. fermcnfed D.
qsiors aud wines q ell kinds persons ether
than disfiliers, who sell ~ Offer Tor sale sny
such liquors. IN quantities 81 more than three
gallons ~ one time 20 the zane purchaser, are
fEsclnsledl for each license
Willow, manufactures Il
Wine made Of gra,es. per gallon
Withdrawal eatry. a. custom house. stamp dnty
Wood. manufactures Of Il not otherwise pro-
vided Tor
Wood screws
Wool. manufactures OF net otherwise specified
w0rstcd, manufactures II. not otherwise specified
Worm lozenges. same a. IDENTIFIES"
WIT, stamp duty
Zinc, manufactures Of. not otherwise specified
Do, oXyde q. per loo pounds
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-10
THE NATIONAL TAX.

The Taxes Imposed ~ the Tax Hill,
and Passed ~ Congress, Junc s3a.
sse1-Tse Oosscs 81 Bae~mes, BWso-
sursuce Companies, Railreaa Conn
panses, kc.-The Taxes 81 Disabled
spsrtss, manufactures, OsIs, Paper,
Gas, Caadless Tebsees, snuff, Sc.
gars, ursn, soap, screws, Cloth, Lea
sher, cline, wine. Coal, &c.-The Tax
on Cssssn-The License Tax, &c., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-10

ne Tsx Bnl sux passed both Houses Of Congress on
the "a We below table u the taxes i'm
posed ne q the articles and classes Of persons
taxed srrsnged IN alphabetical form. rendering the
table valuable Cor oonvenienf and ready reference
Theisxss Imposed Of the following Intermediates,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14
Der Kampf auf Der SalbinIcG.

Wllt Dem oll0emeinen Nu6orucf S1albs
lnlel, CPenlnsula) miro i'm 9eoGnpdrtiocn
2lu0enblide Der ibmale Qan6itrib in Sir
Binicn bejeicbnet, Der iicb upn 9ficbmonb
aus in iuoWeftli0er Ricbtuno nocb Sort
Wonrce erltreft, uno bon orn breiten
lblHbaren Same6s uno 2orffluBe einoe.
taBt miro. Nuf Der fbmollten Stel(e
oleier 9alblntel, bel gJorftomn Itlnoen
il6 Die ,beloen 9rCBen 2(rmeen oc6 SGfens
po6enlan9 9e9enlber, uno bon bort aus,
mori6lrt iest Mtc9lelton5 2(rmee, bic
Nebtllen Dor ilb Dertreibeno oeoen Die
taum noD 60 Meilen cntfernte 6aupt-
ltaot Don Seceiiia, 9eoen 8bmono.
gta6 cen leeten Habricbten mar Der
Sortrab unierer Nrmee nab einem unbez
oeutenoen @efebt nit Der 2trierooroe Ser
Eebellen bel gSlllom6bur9 an9elan0t.
Wi(liom6bur9 1T cine flcine Stoot, 10
Meilen bon gorftomn in ciner ebenpn
@e9eno, 9leitbpeit bon Dem Same6z uno
gorttluBe 9ele9en, bon Der , 8e0e mad,
Rl6mono tubren Der cine fiiolidere
tbelf breitetoan Gbicobrminv Slub, nobe
bel ieiner Mtinoun8 in bpn Samc5 E(u6
uno 9ebt Damn in npropeltIibrr Ricbtuno
iiber GbarleS @itp no1 Der SoouptifaSt.
Der onoere, n0roItcbcre, fiibrt tiber 0iem
&ent. Ginen BON oieIen beiocn 94rotn
mGiien Die HcbeIIen auf ibrem HGd;iIoc
ciniblo9cn. llnieren Gruppcn ttanb obcr
nod Elm oritter often, mb ME un6 Der
Sele0rapb beri6tet, boben iic Don Dem
1elben 8ebroub 0emobt. Sine 2(btbcis |
lung unierer 2(rmee, ooe Corps oe6 Sen. .
8ranflin, 1T nImIib per Dampfboot
nob @eltpoint, cinem flcincn, am 3us |
fdmmenflube oe6 Yamunfep uno Wotoz
9ele9cncn Stdotdcn obocs
9an9en, oa5 nit HidDmono purtb cine 81
Weilen lanec Giienbabn ucrbunrtn If.
Scn bort aus fann 0enerol Sranflin
eidbt Der 3ebeQsnormce cen &dctluo ouf
Ser n0roli6en &oute obibnrioen, 10 ban
bnen nur notb Die oben erpdbnte iiolitbe
StroBe ldn9e oco SomsefuBe6 often
tebt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-14

flor Brigade, Der Ifwsr I'm ssRrisrn 9rsfffn Ssr'
wuubst unb esfanscn tpurbr, mar I'm Scipital ss'
bltetrn. Der Geinp lit lEGr. General Gidstts
blieb.
Der Gstnb tntte esNnh bier $4,000 Ninnn
unb taumis nur ben Ylab mad bsm iapfmn Bay
cnets 9tr0riif rpn gensrnI Sancod. Die Stabl
ii ietr Ifbn srGrSrn unS bic Mebrtsit Der trsibsn
Gtnwrbner blIsb iuriid. g9ir baten etpa 1000
@rflnocns, sinItlis6li6 tsr @rrwmpstsn.
General gDnfirtb Scctt Sanrpd, brr Selb pCn
williamsburg. II Gin @snn1plpaner BON IorriS'
tcwn, Hr 1844 In 0slpUint sratulrts mb lit
in ben S9la6tsn BON GOntrraS unS gtrustus'
co in Mfrlrc ausjddnte 1855 fam Ct ale CD
pitatn inS Suarttermeiasr Dspartsmtnt am %
Septembfr 1861 trurbs rr SrIsabe.0 General brr
gpIuntdr. Gr il 80 9a9rs oft.
2Seitere Depefbe bon WcGlellon.
9Gal 9tn9tCn, z. Mai. Das GOrI
Mcnrcs Boot, paS beutr Mcr9sn Tim llbr bpr
atetn9, fam ~ G9rry Stpns nit fclssnpsr De.
pslhs an
QBiutamsburg, 6 Mai. Ssbe Stun'
be 3sAt, pnB unisr Siss SoGRdnbIssr m. Der
Serluit brs 8rtner5 N arob, namentIt4 an 81
lljerm. Sd bore lcetsn, bab nod 6anrnrr
Ses 3SinSss mstr 9sncmmrn Fnb. Gsfan9nI
tcmmrn fcrtwSgrsnp an.
g. 9, Wlcg (.llan.