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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

and attired in their snowy uniforms. The
ground was also crowded with spectators
from the town. Macy mere, no doubt,
ready to lauah and jter nj The tali, red and
soiled garments of the newcomers, .jaded
and worn by tlieir long journey--but as
they marched DOWN the parade ground, all
such feelings we're changed TO prid. and
admiration; and when they arrived before
their quarters, and the word shalt was
given, they were surrounded by crowd Of
nearly thousand persons--most of them
brother soldiers=who, as it moved by a
common impulse, greeted the Essex boys
with loud, long and ott-repeated Cheers
This warm welcome seemed TO make them
forget their fatigue, and they entered upon
their first camp duties with a ready viii
In younger days we used to know Capt.
Clark, and must make him call at Camp
Holbrook, before he leaFes for the seat Of
war. In the mean time, we congratulate
him for the very excellent company he has
enlisted for the service Of our country.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

" eluVslay. Jan 10
eonsstIng Of Working oxenAiich Cows and twoand
shree yearsold.
Prices Of Msrket Beef-Extra Sc % first quality
So T5lO0; second quality s525 thIrd quality "a o %
ordinary. $500.
Working oxan.S0Go eco a 90.
Cows aud Calses-S50 : 00Sl $50
Yearliugs 5000 g GO 90; carsold Sie q II; three
years old IS gu
sheep aud Lambs2020 At market Prices I'M So co.
81 50 each. Extra So co. 90 Il, &c SIC y ID.
Hides a. DC. Tallow, q &c
Pets 81 %, g 81 80 each. Calf skins q &c q fb.
Remarksowing the bad state f the roads ttsie is
light stock market. Beet good quality sold quick
an advance Of % cents per hundred Sheep ane lambs
,adily at last quot ,tions.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
PRIZE POETRY.

Lgt Chirfiains boast Of deeds in war,
Aud Ministries tune their sweet guitar,
A nohlrr theme ny heprf It fills
IN prsdse Of UEsGIcy's matrhless Pills.
Thrir gums are found in every land
Amid Rgssits suqEs-ant Aries sand
Their Wundrous works the papers hls.
Produced by tiENairz's matches FHls.
Does diseae affect sou , lie Jautt
This etarteing fomlQuna yin searrh Il out,
And health again your system I'll,
II YOU ID q 20 lIEESfcXs Pills
They re safe for all--both old and young,
Their praises are every tongue,
Disease dissruel no longer kills.
Since Se blessed with iIEEEIcK's Pills.
~ Put an with Ensish, Spanish. German ard French
virrc,ions Price . per box. Sas Cs;sa See al
dertisesurnt On 81 Fass- "
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

Daniel Hammond, sexter of West Wind
sor, gives the number Of deaths in that town
for the year 1861, as II, including two sol
diers who died at Camp Griffin. Aggre-
gate ages, GA years, or an average Of 5Sa
years. The oldest So and The youngest 81
years. Died in February, 2, March, /
June, 2, July, /, November, 2, DeceHsber
8. Between the ages of 20 and 80, two
80 and 40, two 60 and 20, three 20 and
so, two so and 80. two.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

signed and has been appointed Major in
the Butler Brigade. Lieut.. Tyler thus be-
COMES Captain OF the company, and Order
" Wales becomes second Lieut.. Lieut..
IIblhrook, son Of the Governor, has been
appointed Major Of the 7lh regiment. Ma.
jor Tyler of the 18th, has resigned, and Ad-
jutant c. b. SIoughton takes his place, as
we mentioned last week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
The FnIIen Brnse.

Rest, rest, We mobile brave,
Sleep, sleep, We glorious dead
Nations tear drops Der thy grave
Yet why should tears a Nation shed3
Their yalorous deeds a Nation will cherish,
Coeval with time their will er I've;
They are martyrs a principle that will perish
In devotion to which they their lives freely give.
Their spirits have gone-to Heaven they waited
Kepete Ia earths glories, their cup is sisn full
The ineTable joys Of Heaven they have tasted.
o, why should grieve while in bliss they do dwell
L. W X, Vt. Co., U. S. s. S.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

Hol5rooEs q. S. Mail and P6st Office
Assistant.-This is monthly publication
of great talue TO post masters, and also TO
clerks and business men. 1t is officially
endorsed by the post-niaster-general, and
every postmaster who would well and truly
perform his duties cannot afford to do with
out it. All new regulations are issued in
this paper, with corrected foreign postage
tables, and other valuable and important
matter connected with the post Office d
partment. Address II. S. Mail" New
York. 1t is only 81 per year.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
LELAND SEMINARY,
T0WNSHEKD, VERMONT.

YHIHE Spring Term of this Institution viii commence
i "WEDNESDAY. FEB. 26 under charge Of
q. E. LANE, A. b.,
assisted by Teachers Of class in every department
The Principal solicit the patronage of all
those wish their children receive thorough and prac-
tica instruction For particulars address the Principal
or II. FLETCHER u. D., PIES.
as G. CLARKE 5i D., Sec'y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
WESLEYAN SEMINAR,
a d -
Female Collegiate Institute.

g PRING Term will commence Feb 10Th. These 1usttu
- tons conducted by full board Of experienced
Teachers Every facility is afforded for thorough Business
Scientific. and Classical Educatien.
For partcu arstaddress the Principal NJ. c. DEAN.
Springfield, Vt, Jan, 16, 1862 Al
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CoMN1IssIoNERs, NoTICE

NOl'I-'It - . y f@1t9 W. HS1'1'
EsE the subscribers, being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for she district Of Westminster Com
missouers receive examine and adjust all claims and de-
mandS Of al aslinst the esate q JONATHAN s.
PETTENGILL late OF Grafton, IN said district,
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto and
monthsfe the third day Of January 1862 being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose do therefore hereby
give that will attend the business sf said
appointment at the late residence Of the deceased In Graf
ton in said District the 2Sh day of February and the
9Th day June next from 10 o'clock A. NJ until O'Clock,
Z, NJ, each Of said days
CHARLES BARRETT, ,,a,i;a.
GEO. NJ. BARRETT ] N''N'
sally B pEsTENGlEL. 4 49,.
EDWARD Ii. PETTESGML, ~ .
Jan "a, A. D. 1862
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
HERRICES FlD STRENGTHENING Planters

Cnres in Eve hours Pains Weakness Of the Brat SHE
and Back. aud Rheumatic complain in equally short
period time Spread beautiful white lamb skin their
siets this gearer te inconFenience and each one
will week three months. Price IS cents.
IIsrrick sugar Coac Pills and aid Rlssers sold BY
Dru gtsts Merchants 10 all parts Of the United States
and Souh America and may be obtained by calling
them By tAeir full
Sold in Bellows Falls hy O. +. Woods and John W. Moore.
s7-Iyl BIZ. l.. r. HERlIck & CO. Albany, n. 4
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

PETrRsoH's LADIES MAGAziSE.-Thc
number for February will greatly please
the ladies, ii is cm5e!lished with such fine
variety Of fashion plates and elegant pai-
terms the opening plate is a ge-.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

ORGASizED.--The Williamsville Com
pany has been organized 10y the election OF
the following officers -
Captain-Wm. w. Lynde OF Marlboro;
LIST Lieut.-Geo. n. Holland Of Newfane;
"a Lieut.-Joshua G. Morse of Newfane.
George L. Selleck OF Brattleboro has
been appointed Orderly Sergeant. This is
the fifth printertler place wi 0 has enlist !
in the army, and being some four inches
more than six feet in height, can easily see
whether his company are " orderly" or not.
Capt. Lynde is well known as the repre-
sentative from Marlboro the past three
years.
The Townshend Company has also or
ganized as folows,-.
Captain--Ilenry F. Dutton Of Ludlow;
LIST Lieut.-Alsin b. Franklin Of Newfane
ID Lieut-Wm. II. II. llolton of Jamaica
S. L. Howard of Jamaica is Orderly
Sergeant.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
$4,000 in Use! q
y
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
H O IL - "A L Il !!

THE Residence of the late Albert Billings Of Ascutney
Vile. w. is offered for sale together With half tho
Household Furniture, tyorabs ternIs ana posses
sion given any time to suit the purchaser.
The place formerly hefg Hotel fr which Is we'll
adapted 1t is unnecessary soy 70 thaS living in this
entity that the House and all the buildings
with have been thoroughly remodeed without regard
1 feet repair. ~.
The House Is of brick sorfs and finished atce with
handsome Hall attached Spacious barns and sheds
on The premises capable Of accommodating large number
of horses
Five acres of land belong to the ESTATE.
considerable portion Of the purchase RAY rarnain on
bond and mortgage. at The option Of the pcrphaac-
For further particulars apply the Subscriber tho
premises. \. Mrs ALBERT BILLINGS.
AscutueyvilIc, Vt, Dee. %, ls5l 52-5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

Lieut. Frank Il. Browncll, the Ellsworth
zouave who Killed jackson in Alexandria,
has been ordered 10 open recruiting station
at Oswego, n. ", for the regular army.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

Our soldiers, ms all well know, can shine
in the literary world as well as on the field
of battle. We find the following in the
Washington National Republican, Of Jan.
22d, which we recognize as from the pen
of l.. w. KimbalI, Of ihe ist Vermont com
yany of Sharp Shooters, who went from
Saxton's River:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
LATEST NEWS.

There was skerm,sh or the Potomac
on Wednesday, At Belmont, in which nine
rebels were killed a Il one OF our men,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
E OLD RE NJ D S 50
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

TIE BEsSF F4Alil CA
THAR1IC In the world. used
twenty years By Eve iuilliqnb
Of persons annually always
give satisfaction; cent,in no
thing Injurious; patronised by
the principal physistsns and
surgeons in the Union; ele-
ga1tly coated with sugar.
Large boxes % cents; Eve
boxes for one dollar. Fall df-
rections with each box.
TALLAHASSEE, Leon Co, I
Florida, July II 1850. !
To DR. Ilerrick, Albany, y Y.
M DeQr Doctorf-i write
this 10 inform you c. the Won
dss'ful Effects of your Sugar
Coated pills on invader fateh-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
Clubbing with the Times.

The price of the TINES is Sl,25 to all
in Windham and Windsor counties--to
single subscribers, or where we have no
clubs, 81 so, in advance. We are also au-
thorized to furnish the following publica-
tions 10 those of our subscribers only, at
the following rates for one year
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
n O tice.

TN lib subscriber having received from the War Depart
saent Washington the necessary forms and ipstrne
tons will procure Inv Pensions for disability Incurred
while service Of United States also ARREARS of
pay and bounty due to deceased officers and soldiers
A. s. CAMPBELL.
Bellows Falls, Jaa. 90 1862. ste
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

MILITARY CnASGEs.-Capi. Todd of
r.! Il Brs;tlebere Co, % Vermont, has re-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

Col. THOMAS AND TIE RUMsELIERs
OF BRaTTLEBoRo.-The hotels and gro
ceries at Brat;leboro having dispensed liq-
nor among the soldiers quite too freely,
Col. Thomas at the head of company, Wis
tied them last week and demanded that they
should sell no more liquor TO the soldiers,
and that they should sign pledge to that
effect, the penalty of refusing WHICH would
be the destruction of their liquors as CONTRA
band of war; They all complied. Three
cheers for Col. Thomas,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

WE offer 10 the country trade end consumes complete
w assortment Of every variety Of LIoUoRs yINEs&e
aud voua s that our experience than frty years
a. Importers not only sufficient uaranies for the purity
Of our -oos bat st it enables to orr afsansasrs &C
buyers that cannot b. exeslcd by any house in Hesten
Owing 20 the druty procuring in many towns strict
y puzs d relie article OF Liquors and Wines 90 medic
@ ana ether rsrPo We have ii Hsny years sven SPEC
ia atteuon @ aas orders r. private sad consumers
viii ana sssaJs their sirsnsse t. sepi their oriets
10 Us alrsci as We employ travelling ether agents
sisFsT Psrsous who require ps Lileurs and wires Ia
4 o small quantities. may rzt sssArc tsat al orders
all resc our bet personal a,isusou and that every
tcle scut f house vii ie etor IN svess Inspect
Communications ~ malt VIZ ssoys prompt attention,
Win f,.ll md compete caias.es Of 3 d. prices &e
5. RICHARDS s sons,
s. 4 s. ss-.e Street. r.stsn
Eo''ss. sFdi 1861 uiAly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

BANK MEETING.-At the annual meet
ing of the Bank of Bellows Falls, the fol-
lowing Directors were chosen for the year
ensuing :-Nathanie Fullerton, Daniel KEEL
logg, James H. Williams, Hugh II. Henry.
asa Wentworth, Jr., George Slate, John
a. Farnsworth. AT a meeting of the di-
rectors, Nathaniel Fullerton was reelected
President. 1t Will be seen that john A.
FARNswoRrH, Esq, of Saxton's River. is
The new Director ia place OF the late Hon.
William Henry, which is an excellent selec-
tion. Mr.. Henry had been a director some
thirty years, or ever since the Bank was
chartered. Mr.. Fullerton and Judge KEEL
logg, who still survive, haze also been con-
nected with it the same length of time.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

ter For three years she been affected with bilious
arrangement Of system sadly imparng her health, which
hiss been steadily failing during that period When in New
York April last, friend advised 70 test pills.
Having the fullest confidence tire Judgment OF my friend
obtained a supply of Messrs Barnes Park, Druggists
Park Row. New York On returning home; We eeHse all
improvement; 10 her feelings complexion digestion, etc
surprised all. rapid and permanent restoration to
health tie We used less than boxcs,
consider her entirely we'll consider the aboyn Just
tribute you Physician ard tIst It Will be the
inducing adopt your Pills their family med
eine. j lesnain dear sir. with msuy thanks.
S G.. z UNISON.
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# or - ale!

YNnE subscriber offers for sale his Homestead which ia
situated IN Westminster. Vt, in District No H.
road leading from the Lame Farm north Saxtun's Xiv
er. Said Homestead consists OF comfortable Dwelling
in high state Of cultivation also, nunber of Young
apple trees thereon. III.
said place is distant from Bellows Falls 81 miles 81 miles
from saxtons River village, ana mile from school The
subscriber, being mechanic, will sell reasonable terms
as he is desirous of changing his residence further
particulars, inquire Of " ua en- the premises tho
subscriber, at Springfield, Vt, H. c. DARLING
Springfield, VI. Dec. 4, fs6s ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

XDAY, JAN. 81, 1862.


WI wand announce to our readers that
u haxa made arrangements by which we
=, uytnared to receive all kinds of book
The work will be done in the
do3E 5lpefior manner, and we are quite
ure will give satisfaction. Orders solicited
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

As we get no commission on the above
rates, ell orders must positively be accom-
panied with the cash, and a three cent
stamp, 10 pay for order of publication want
ed. Address A. n. Swain, Bellows Falls,
Vermont,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
Gn9Lanb ab3u1enoen. @|io nab,
reno wir In einem perbsrentsn Blra.yfri.

Gu9Lanb abaulenoen. @|fo nab,
reno ptr In einem uerbsrsntsn Baresrfris
ae lisesn. rv uuisre Nrbsitsr BON Mds,
unp yaue fort inc GsIo aeruisn bat
wdbreno mir an &risasfoli.n tdaIi1 Wil,
lionsn oufautrinasn bobsn unp nod fein
Qnrs riei.s 8rieass abiebsn. baben mir
nod lbrfe flr cie nolblursnesn Gabrif.
Nrtei'r Guelanre. risies Rolasn unp pr.
Resn Gnalanrs. bos. wdbrsnb es NIT li
nem Neidttum unp (sinu Wa@t prablt
uns untsraaua. 0rarmune unp ban
quruit propbeaeibn.
Dem armsn britti(6en Nrtsitsr. bsn bic
in-Ro6Ibum hpelaents .GSlrorii1otra,ie
bunaern ld6i. ramii eis alIarmtins Nctb
ras briutihe @eupsrntmtnt awinos. mi,
unlt1tn 6sineen aemeiu{taf+litte 2ade
Al ma6tr. Der aber esnnoh in stlrS pm
pa,hie NIT ZEN llnterrridtcn. Il. Safs
'se Nerp.ne iur tis Sabe Ger rumant
tit une etr Trsitth e,flnrt unr eni.ltcn
rabr nur asrorprIts lbrluabme nos
6uuarr unc NoIb ,umsncs. ettut'' et'e
'Spmpl,b,s pon unfso. 5,iis. Mtn rit
Sf'biuauna enieltsu il jua|eid CINE
Dem dibiaunAk,r 4 foIAsn Bh
b,iddmsntH X uap rernlbiaens
en, a|s fir uns 3ebn 1r:ntadatrsu 70
sle'n mlrrsn. ~-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
Treuntliebe Wacbbaricbaft.

Gin 6alifar BIatt melret bic Nnfunf
fclB'nrr fdriidtn Gapaiiere NIT rsm
Dampfsr Delta BON Bsrmurc, wsl&s nad
europa nit p,m nddffsn Ddmpfer otas.
ben merren> ndmIi& ctr 6errn: Comm
". s. Maurp, moreon, Muypod unit
@ampbtG, unp faet biniu: 49,.
.Bir eefeben, eo6 mir cine. sr5eu.
.Spmpatbit NIT ben flplt6s n NnesIeaeus
bslien .baben, leitrtm mir nii5tn, ra6
M ur.p berdbmter Name j,ns,
,MildRru6e" Don Namsn binsuesfaa,
worpen 1T. Der een @lana tts Sdpens 70
p.tt perbrritst bat. Noh ror einiesn g.,
aen bsuteten MIR batauf bin. mac mir pon
per ,eonf1pertrten Blotte srwartsn f5nn,tn,
psnn fs Don BEN @eniuS einss Wautp
aefdbrt upb nerutnpst wtro. UNI bic
Sdife ibrer @esner unb beren 6anesl au
terf6rsn." ~., =: :....
Nsuesra ltebtnswdreies Na&barsu,
eieie 6alifarer! -. -. =. ::
:, Bst risier: ,@eleaenbeit lsi e lbristne
bsmetft, paB Gommorore Maury ,une
Moraon nn& Gnaluno aeben, UNI Zen
Beffbl Qtrr Die GloYpsu, lbs,nebmen, Be-
rem Grbauun9 flr cis .@onf5psrirtsn ooe
britti(de @ouprnemfnt ,.fjne asi'Blids
Maht bat. 3u serbiupern," uno rae
Maurp .t{n por (eiuer Atreile oue 6t
,e{ia faf pisiea 3wed ven StF. Daoie
yum Commodore etnannt worcsn 1T.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04

Dir tbeilsn btsisn Bsridt ais .in. 81,
luRroiion ~ ben ,lsbten Nadridtsn un(e,
r'n 9eisra NIT. Suawiiasn bal Gd II.
Gage Ger Dinee 70 ptrdncnt rob pon IT,
ner Nusflbrun9 oislss plans eer Rsbsu,n.
penn -er lbe1all=jemuls t.ftanrtn. tat
ntdt mebr tie Rtos fsin fanu.
8eldr jest oud immubin Ger plau
3u1niiet'6 fin maa. 70 idfint II isrfn
iaus. mieruum Siad mebr in ten @or
rerarunr trduasn Au woqsr, @entro
ns,nBrImann IN ndmli& nit rem Gcm'
monco ubu ne Iruppsn. pslht Boibino'
ton orn ret Sicisi,e rsdsn \ousn. tetrau'
morren. Daeur9 a.minnt Siael msb'
6rribeit in feinen Brpsaunarn. fti se
nun. RAP man beab6dttoi bat, ibm .in un
atbdnaiaee Gomu'anr,, ME rie Rsteusn
rsm Sadlon ptpeben toben. einaurdumen
oeer rab mon tbn in rr Gront esr Wrmss
far unentbcbrltt BALI. -- ..- --
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-12-04
g 0tuber II TIE.

| mtr lbabtn @ftater bertbtet. bdb natt'
1rem Burhfipe fefnsu plan. Greperfdeburf
aut OpsrationsbaGs ju n,a@sn uuo uor
oott aus seraoe' ouf Rtdu'ono loo porlu'
orin8sn, nit 6ausd bsrspst uno btffmm
balte, berfelbe lefoyt auf unbetanntsm
Bsee ben @sbsusn mitestbeilt nuree unit
pue bic n5rolt&e pr.Ge erR aus fdc!i&su
Bldnern BON rsmielben .rfubr.; Btr du'
eerttn l@pn bamale, bae an btefem 9sr'
raib. mobl ou plan 1fteft,rn m6&t,, ia
oae @tliu9en t.6elbsn baupt(d<@ aui
lf&ntuer Nusf fubrun8 uno usbrra(&unQ
lpsS Gsintt6; ;tUubete,.-- .:
! 8tr baten uus ni&t a'tdu|&t. 0efhrn
bra&te ndmli6 oer Stisaropb lorobl aus
eem easH te (Ge'Heet, Ge'Heet, alss autb aue Fem
6aup.quat,isr Uurnfrs's RE ibsrsinittm
ntnte Nahri9t. ra6 Gin nsuer Ope
ratton'splan i'm Dtrfs III. -
Nus rem 6auptquartitr bsr potomoc
Armse miro btnauatfdpt, pue ros 0ond>
den Qepen Gr.rtridabura nur etns
Jfnte aepsien let. unp pa6 ru 1rsffer
aus onperer Dir't'ion etfdbrt merrsn
mlrre. Dir martn auf Derots' den ldon
binrei&snp uorbsrsttst wo,pen. Die ~Wn'
pc" ButnGr.'s see.n Greeetidaburp ifane
iebr in Btceriprud nit sinem trn1 1tlido
Btbarrtn tst osn, sntmctftnen plan. unr
o.. Anbdufuns bon Rsteasntruppsn In
per Nibe Der Stact aab unS ole @swib'
belt, eo6 psr 9eino 3sit eswonnsn. fsine
@sQtnma6nsbmunoen 3u trfen unb je'
oenfaus aud. unitrtn Truppen esn @or'
tbdl pet mad Rid monp fubrencen Giien'
-bobn aue ZEN 6dnc.n su reibeu. DAT
aud BE In Gole. Ger 3srftdrun9 oeretitn.
tabu ,nif& &tn aquia @r.et unc Greeeride>
burg peripdtete Anfunft Der sur @itpsr,
'trrf},lung bet 911de lbsr oen &up9a
bannod notbw.neiptu muttrioIien Pie
yldnt Burnfce's 9ttreust batt. foQ nt4t
In Nbrebe eeftat ,psrteu.
@el@eB If nun obtr ter neut Ylan ?
Mtt @swtbteit ldbt fi9 tsrislts i&werli&
anesb.n, ts III tenn, pab IT absrmula nit
bent uettrbleibfh rts Grtumrilats bsra
tbsn unb -ren &ebsuenbldttern mtteetbeilt
motosn iti. 99u4 eeu @oradr0en fm0f,n
unb nu9 mabr1deinli&en Mutbmd buna.n
mag es abtr pr ittu, taS in Norfolf :fte:
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