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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06
DISTINCTIVE FIRE.

FULTON, n. l., Oct :.
A terrible and destructive FIRE occurred
this morning. The FIRE originated In
largo fourIng mill Of Kenyon & johnson,
directly South, and adjoining the lower
river bridge on the west side Of the
sanal.
The flames soon spread aeross the bridge
and attacked the mill Of Baker & Co., tax
ing the bridge in It's way, and entirely
consuming the large stUrs-houss aud pork
store of W. S. Nelson.
Iu us progress nOrthwanily, aftsr con.
suming the mill of Baker s Co., the exten.
Sive furniture and machine shops OF Dat
ton, Cumming s Smith, the mills Of Ste
vens s Dwight woolen factory and woeleH
machine works OF A J. Thayer, furniture
machine shop occupied by ". B. Buell., the
large custom mill Of Gardner & Benedict,
the large building occupied by J. L. Good.
rich as a woolen f'ctory, by A. L. Ware,
millwrighf, and ". E. Lasher sash, blind,
and door factory. The building occupied
by Mr.. Gutter ss planning mill and wood
en- ware factory, and r Palgsr carpenter
shop aud dwelling houss occupied by Two
fomilies, were rspididlY and entirely con.
Sumed. All the force pumps on which tbs
village had herstOfors depended Ia ease Of
FIRE in this locality, were located in the
several mills, and were Of course soen rea.
dered useless The bridge across 0swege
river was also on Ere, and before the de-
vouring element could be checked, three
spans, about one hundred and atty feet
were destroyed. The bridge over the hy-
draulic canal was also burned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06
TELEGRAPHIG
i lEDENJRAI1hO"a a1
THIS AFTERNOONS DIsPATCHEs.1
SUCCESSFUL EVACUATION OF
CUMBERLAND GAF.
Gen. Morgan at GreenUpSburs,
Kentucky.
SAFETY OF PUBLIC PROPERTY,
DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION
rTaIs AFIERS0OS's DIsPATfHEs.l
SAFETY OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
PROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Oob 4.
Geo. Fl. Pendieten and Alexander Long
we're nominated for Congress yeets-day by
the Democrats Of the First and Second Dis.
trietS.
A military order was issued today sus-
pending all drilIs Of city military otgani-
cations until further orders.
A dispatch from Capt. Hauser, sed In
diana, dated Greenupsburgh, KY, Oct. 8,
says General Geo. Morgan arrived with
his whole command, at Greenupsburgh
this evening He brought all his trains
and artillery with hin. His men are in
excellent health, Notwithstanding the
many hardships they endured during their
from Cumberland Gap.
The Commercial saws Morgan's retreat
was the most ardurous and hazardous Of
the war, his army, during it's march north
ward, being consta tly enveloped by the
euemy's cavalry. Morgan maintained the
offensive throughout On one occasion he
marched his army twenty-four successive
hours for three days, and the troops had no
water but that found in stagnsnt pools
All the guns at the Gap were brought
away except four 82-pounders, they being
TOO heavy for transportation. The trun-
Mons were knocked of before they were
abandoned.
Grsenupsburg, Ky, Is fifteen miles above
Portsmouth,, Ohio,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06

NSw YoRK, Oct 3.
Steamer Marion arrived, from New Or
leans the 26Ih and Key West the 29th.
Butler had ordered all citizens, male and
female, above the age Of eighteen, 10 take
the cath Of allegiance by October lst, on
pain OF Imprisonment and confscation Of
property.
A gang Of twenty guerTillas from above
Iberville, had voluntarily surrendered.
The Marion brought $4,000 dellars Ia
specie.
The steamer British Queen arrived from
Havana the 9Th and Nassau the 18th.
The Steamer Scotia arrived at Nassau
the 2sth, from Charleston. Steamer An
glia from Charleston, arrived at Nassau on
the 23th, and cleared, ostensibly for St..
Johns, n B.
The schooner Maggie Million has arrived
nom Wilmington with cargo Of cotton,
turpentiue, sc.
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len. BUTLER STILL AT WORK.
Great Enthu ,iasm Manifested /!
ROREIGN NEWS.

CAPE RACE, Dot. 8.
Rioting at Belfast hsd been serious, but
there was no loss of life.
Fn4XcE.-The Bourse had been higher,
but reacted. Rentes e9f loo.
ITALY.-Gsribaldi' condition continues
70 improve but it is expected It will be
many months before he can be removed.
An amnesty has been again rumored 70
him and his followers.
The 70 lowing is the latest via Queens-
town, under date Of Liverpool the 25lh;
American consulate at Vienna wrote 70
Gsribaldi, asking, as he had failed in his
patriotic efforts in Italy, if he would offer
his valiant arm in the American struggle
for liberty and unity, promising him an
enthusiastic reception.
Garibaldi, under date Of September l4th,
replied, am a prisoner and dangerously
wounded; It is consequently Impossible
for me 10 dispose Of myself. As soon,
however, as am restored TO liberty, and
my wounds are healed, shall take the
first favorable opportunity to satisfy my
desire TO servo the great American Repub-
lie of which l am a citizen, and which Is
now hgbtiug for universal liberty.
The above correspondence appears in
Vienna paper.
There is no other news Of Importance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06

- Ths Louisville Journal contains full par
tleulars Of General Nelson's funeral Rev.
Mr. TalbOt, who was with the General
whrn he died, preached the funeral dis
course. We quote as follows from his ser.
mouI
when was called to stteud, at his re-
quest, found him rapidly passing away.
at once spoke 70 him and found him con-
scious that he was dying, and found that
the Instruction must be brief. l ssked him
Of his belief in Christ our Savior. eK-
horted him 10 forgive every human being
against whom he had malice, and he did.
] repeated the Apostles creed, and asked
him If be would be baptized In that faith
Hs srpplied: Baptize in that faith quick!
now for AN going! He turned he face
full upon ne. l 'sprinkled the drops Of
the bright new blrIh upon the brow where
clustering human honors gathered, and
bre2thed a fervent prayer 10 God that his
spirit would seal 10 his soul the beautiful
sign and give the warrior forgiveness,
Festl Conscious 10 the last his repent
ance was deep and iervent, bis contritiOn
as overwhelming, as I ever saw, and his
last audible words were a prayer for the
forgiveness Of his sins. did bHptiTe him
IN The faith Of God and his Son Jesus
Christ, and into the Holy Church received
the dying cOnfsssor. Back sgain, at last,
and in that Holy Church whose breast Is
broad enough for eighteen centuries TO lay
their hoary heads upon, humble as & child
he found place 10 diel
will enter into no analysis OF his char
scter. His deeds are part of the history
Of his country. When | say that be spoke
I've languages Of The earth, do but inti-
mats his proficiency in other branches Of
learning. a sailor by education, the stern-
ness which he manifested was Of hablt-lt
Wss not innate-and beneath that rough
exterior there beat u heart as tender az
EOmans. Go ask the twelve thousand
whom be led through the storm Of Shiloh
go ask the officers Of his staff what was
the composition of his heart, and their
tears over his grave shall answer Just
ioe was his distinctive characteristic. Ever
ready 10 accord praise and promotion 70
the officer who did his duty, he fell like q
thunderbolt upon imbeoility. Careful 10
g fault Of the soldiers Of his command, he
dashed unsparingly ths official cause of
their mlseries. indifferent TO he praise or
censure OF those vino surrounded him, he
u lrked Out his course and he followed
Il despite every obstacle. Independent in
the extreme, he sought the advice of few,
and would tolerate the interfeTenceo Of none.
But enough.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06

AkNY or THE PoToXAC, Sept. J.
The President, in company with McClel-
laIi, today reviewed the several corps Of
the Army Of the Potomac, beginning with
that of Burnside near the mouth Of Autie-
tam, and concluding with that Of Franklin
ut BaIkersville, and those Of Porter and
Reynolds.
At the review Of each corps, the people
collected in large numbers, aud manifested
the greatest enthusiaSm In meeting the
President and Mcclellan.
The prevailing spirit Of loyalty was
plainly indicated by the creating given to
these distinguished men.
The President, after visiting Richardson,
who lies near by, viii, In the morning, bs
escorted to Frederick, where he will take
special train TO Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06

A stery Is tsId of the veteran Sumner at
the hsttls Of Antistam. Bis con, young
Captain Sumner, Q youth Of twsuty-one
was on his staff. Tbs old man calmly
IiOod amidst q storm Of shot aud shells,
and turned 20 send him through q doubly
raging IRE upon u mission Of dury. He
might never see bis boy again, but his
country claimed his life, and as he looked
upon his young brow, be grasped his hand,
encireled him n his arms, and iondly kissed
him. "GOOd- bye, father" and the youth,
mounting his horse rode gsily on the mes
sage. He returned unharmed, and sgsin
his hand was grasped with cordial How
dye do, Sammyf' answered by grasp Of
equal affection. The scene was touching
70 those around
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06

"Agats," Of the Ciucinusd GaIetis,
writing from Washington on the 2sth alt,
has the following in reference to General
SchencEI
General sehenek does not recover from
bis Bull Run wound so rapidly as IL has
been hoped he would. The wrist was ter
ribly Shavsredi very high iuhammation
resulted, and his surgeon says he is yet
far froIn being out Of danger. He is sIili
at hotel mere, amended by some members
Of his family. During last week be was
worse, but on Sunday and to-dsy be has
been improving again.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06

IfeahhE4oH-IE IO4 Eha EEtnoo-l
AftST having plsyOd on the Pianos Of Aessrs EEshs
o., it y impossible 20 bear testimony 70 their
lnaih ;, WHICH hHvr aoQuired for theH the slipept
mann aeturv, on whLh 6sFe pIa1 ed are sInsoding.
" remarkable Hor their qualities oi FORE. Tbs b~ss
sweet, clear and hariuouiOusIy mellow, tc hryJtiapO
and DO hssltAJs express iB regard b, o In
strumenss nav enIFe GcIicn and 70 declare thai
thes sauSl NOT superior u the best EnGnV 40
tursI ~ EurOpr this country By she most oeabra
nj naEsrB. Lslgnedl L. N. GOTTeCHALK.
To Aessrs VIZ KyABE 70 Bsitiaors Il can.
NOS buI congratulate yoq upoo the imnePt progress
your Pianos, which IA my oPLnIOn, rsnk sInoos tbs
very bssJ iR The country. n. 6FBAHOSCH.
Mr.. GA a. BAAJ0v %rbsse astIs LRstruzasats
possess inlmsrse Tesyurss a power an6 SUPPRESSION.
rich and bette; hs ths hlsii Botea srS bril-
Gsgt, oleqr aHd DuTs a SILVER palls.
Is iaOosb % SGd SG 1 ~ so ~ ~ Sd sT SsTs
tAs hneSt Of which the Piali0forts iG snsuuptibis
"a. + is SGa sb8 APs ss od5s FS 4 rsS4aa S4 q 6: % ss
'-- ''''''' IN : A. Il Ella Il 81 E7HEBp,
NJ. g. l. RauGeW Bear s.r 1t gives ne piassGy
10 Etats that cUnsidtr the Knabe Piapo equal any
and superior So instTumsDts made u this oUD-
Try, especially in ricbness and volume Of teus
Having used uuS ths ssIns oT Jep OF mUTs hour
msRding thea " sll who unAoquHlpted With .heT
''SrOas qualities" Il an rogsPeSSsIyyiiI, 8 yYSF
Tsaohe. Of Music, Cleveland Female Seminary.
O. A BARLOW, Dear Sir Ia Efves Hls Euuch pleas
az 20 be sbls sy, Thst consider Knabe's Pianos
be dus-i, both In volume and sweetness hich have
tveI played upun, either N Americs or EurOPa.
The prdals Up- With better sfieza than IN Any
other instIYnr1ts sRd IN fact, K2abs 4ytto Pal
truly b, Excelsior" Mrs. 0. 3. DOUGLAS,
feechsT o. AUsic, ClSTelsnd.
Prof } SoTHs4alr, Teacher Of aasic ~ th.
Oio Stale Blind asylum, R1isos -" After rzRu1{nina
2 LARGE uumoff 4 " m EDsbe j Cos Piano SOTts-,
1l2hesit aiialgiy prouounos ihen superior 70 Gy
have seen lbeir e. - u EoDd aud unb4ei they have
great c-pacity fUE Sustaining Tho eouud aad Isir
volume o. tous power have never heard ezcslsd
Thy cou oioe vita hIs toucA, dspI5, sWgstn, > oI
bons, purify aud turzbilry.'
- has The Eeahe PiaRV is suP>rfoF to al vfbsrs
made 10 tib country, 'oI ortilaney, .Beetneas and
volume tone leeds only 20 bt heard 70 convince 10
The act. - stste Journal, Columbia. Ohio. rs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06
FROM WAsHINGT0N.

WASHINGTON, 0ot- 5.
According to the act Uf Congress OF Ju-
ly, the western gunhoat feet has been
transferred from the War to the Navy De-
pertinent.
All vessels now under construction or
repuir by authority Of the War Department,
are TO be completed and paid tor under su-
thOriKy vi the Navy Department, from ap-
preparations made Ior that purpose.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06
H0RSE.SHOEINa,

EIkhINAkl AND HORSE.
sHOEING. II W. REDHEAD q Co., respe,I l.
FULLY announces their sre1ds Hnd the puhlie that
hA1ng made extensive arrangements In their EstAl.
lshments they yre prepared 70 attend " he
HeteffnaFT and Shoeng Of Horses in the most ski
ful manner. An business done, and charge made,
VII b ef11foetaTI ue VIII warrant.
- GiEo u Oau, and q pot e. W say, JPE q a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06

Ths reIt ielsgrhIh news from o0rinth
NJ bs lcsbsi saE With great interest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06
FOR SAlf OR SENT.

pUlLrING STONE Cheap
u FOr rsle = frst rte OF o EING- IN "
ST0Nk-t he's Il aPpl' Tor INN rdiatrlY inquire
Of K q hehhsns, ~ this once, Ior par lculsrs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06

GarlbaldI to Fight for the Union
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06

HIS HEALTH Is IMPRoVINGi
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CLEVELAND { ERIE B. B.
q
9. sUMMER ARRANGENENT-

On and after Monday, May 5. l563 Passanror Trnlus
VIII run - foi-0BsY SUNDAYS eEoe5sod.
LEAVE CLEVELAND
t0soQ A. n. NAIL TRAfN-sfoppins 3 AZ Al rt.,{s,.
except Wicklit1, Mentor, PerTJr untonTiIls,
eaybrJUk aud Sw1uville, and arrives at Eris
a. l:5J ?. H.; Dunkirk Al 3.55 ?. NJ Bu1i8lo e
So ? Il
eco ?. n. Cil-CIHSAFI EXPREss-Irsta stopptnr
a. Peiuasriilei Ashtabula and Girard ouiY,
aud arrives a EEis 7.cl P. NJ Dukifk 9so5 ? g.
B1iizl0 luL5 p. n
Sss ?. y, COGNEAJT ACCOEN0pATIOE-spgD-
soaP. Z TI6IiT ExPREss TRAIN-suypi1s e
Pai1csvlic, Asetahula and Girard only, and
sTTiyes = E-io az l2i7 - ~ DunkIk 40 Z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06

All the rrpiHs gpiHs ssrvard euprsct az ClFvsizna
With trains fer T1ieo, Chicago, Columbus, Cllein-
uati St LOUIS, So.i aud ell trains gu}n4 easfksri
fotpect at Dunkird With tho trains Cf tilp - Y. Z N
Railroad, apd At Buffalo With tboze cf tho NsNR TSE
Congrdl and bllalc & New York Ciry Railroads.
q, FCfTIhGEAM, E1p't.
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+ TELEGRAPHIC.
THIsMOKEISPS DIsPATOHES.J

ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS!
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06
FRUIT.

'EHE LARGEST VARIETY OF
4 CRJICE PEARS Sysr offered N rhis nsrk,L
ca8 - Vund ~ J. GLENN CTS
eePia tiu Onra I 81.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND-EV.
~ EkY variety VI CHOICE PEACHES, Al
J. b. GLr M J Ol.'S,
sepG $50 - =
RUIT FkUIII.-NE uAlLA
Il nhe LOT Of
TIE bartlett PEAR
a"d are also soei' ing daily qBoie " i-,vs Of Peach.
o. STAiR6 SIN
ssptl- > 'F'Hrl" -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06

-CitiSoas wishing o,pvsyanoo % ether Of the
ebqye Trajns or BJaJs VIII be called fuT By Coaches
q eieFe1s Omnibus LiDus b. leaving their address
- the OlpnibuB Olce ~ Supsor-St., next docg 20
ehe T-ldell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-06

70 AessFs. VIZ ESABE 70 Baltimore IL can
not buI Congratulate yOu upob the imeBst progress
and iuproveUsnts which F0u oUntin 1aliy make on
your Pianos, which IA my opInIOn, rink among tbs
very bsst iR The country. n. 6TBAHOScH.
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A RARE CHANUEI IN

kUR SALE -HOUsE & Lor No. AZ
! E1ol,d5st=Ib hts rezl por o hsison Mon.
TeS a. sss d Taken all 10 ALL the best HVuSe In Ibv
NJ B. SCOTT
efPt ofs0o Guardian
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9Nm. QNnunct sENn1
81. Ssr lltsn rnc gsrs.sras.

ca. Der l4teU uc g1yc,Sf:ass,
Il lien rit &ufmtrtiamisit itrsr 6TarEet. Der b;rrsH Stu
n ttcre, &tiagrch!tn, Ea8er5itr~&5irtbL GUHfstiisHsrS !.
a. cCc aui j5r yos,. 9on Gtoe,rn isotr &rl. igsis aWf III.
- i~mOr-yaatt, u]nir.I9 ooe arOste ey Stabt. SeiCHseps
q attH bjdatta 0uf lbrgE alstNcjn 6sljstitE ~. ale
10 r5 III. MoWalGju I,p 29blSfc0" me auf lbr .ager
st Nruttp. luo osara GtgarreH aufms!tiSm.
6risltci gurFja!n no, ,5re &5aartE son alci&sr SWas
.it'' 'oT aS uac ; eHn duttrts 6auo bltrger Sia6t lu
- - .iEs rrerU lg cH5sratm b%clrtseU, Wkf GUaIis
a. ..at;, &IvaGrHa uHS SclsnbuN9 a%nstl0Nst, bic
/ iTisbmrttt Srtr NNntgn ~ crntrttr. Nus gIeitRiatn,
. !Nc i#t9u SAN! ggr ws f%alf!tH, itne crlutt. uViCrsR
81 5zrn Gt1rr:H ri.s! |ul5VHs iW uHi;Ir7fr: a. u8b Wubi
III, caataa: isah G.u~. caistaaAEssNtH 20 me esS
s gt!aEen NnR et Aane'@"iit ''F"R iuqsa,
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Deuh6e

Geutlde
81 t aurnttou uno &offrz Salou
am TuBt oce ,,9lcucu M}arftcs."
lc1trrttH,tcr t~rl6utSTb Die Gufncr6amtcj, NcS Bitiisrn
0rGtfSen yut,ifurts ,n @I9metrcn, lolpic istucr 8ouner
IN 9clppCetu, ouf feline
gi,ue, pcrbeNerte Reitduya,icn
1uhmcrtlon III motcn, ii" upN pom Ejncm 3sII&r unbc~
irlcei9t o~crlolcn porcct az. 9cbcn elmer autc1 safe NlTs
n liciS Git pCriUsli8Gr lRcju bel GtaS Uocr Tllipe, lpwit
SQayrsr, GJacrcjcr uuo ole Scrtcn gjluture III tlbeu.
Stnguc uno 0ufmc,IioMs &,bjcuuug MIRO i]u0rItcrt.
Es- RciicuNe uuo SC0rotr5 fupCE ctHeu guNn Sid.
ircuHCIiaC Simmer Une rcirIjbe 9citCn.
Sobu gjOrrboUier, @Gt.
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@,rihitrfns 4rtisl, weIbe ri 93m. E8anB
Gts Ysayi ii. Gargitr. III bItsu fHo
80 $50. Grtra Gorgs Sat no. I Radtra.
= Sad 5raJH @coVer, % @sreu 90 gemasientt.
. Sits Wace @iiroer, 5 Do Pimeats.
- 9orsn M0. Rltme1<, . 80 GoneDu 9taiarb.
80 ho Tts 9lutina, % 10 Wrraront
100 Satbt tRjtca @tCC uno bad Seas.
10 &C. &tct, 2l0 S'prsu Ia4rp GonNlcS.
IS qprtr G5rcr Goo7s, $50 8lae SbUt.
20 0us.n6 paintso pals, . n 29ai5 SNarbS.
100 Ce en- G,elpes wins, 40 D;o. GonOu %Isgs5 Zines.
500 1usfns N}re. Wilcr's emotJn9 &etaefp.
800 Do GjgpN yiN'a 10 ~
pa pprcr SalmtnO Gteotdg b
so RcGc f3 81 90
Is Miil gcnu,Et 9tiu'ire Gtaarren
251 0yrns afli. &c, 80 90 Ma pp'S 9lldino.
10 gitls. Nem go.f G2rur, - @crcn Sgra Sal,rafas.
80 or G6tlf pap ~. SSm. = auace SVtnc.
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wv. WALLACE's Pure MOUNTAIN Dew
WHTSKEY


80 lit zine 0Istmt;n bttanute San, bag uHitv 60uS r.
Itmr 8ttSt son 9abrru 8ttoil~ UaO 98tclpIR;e- &tib6dt U.s.
tlla:r 5t0oi acTa6l Sat. 29cngrr t,f0aHt ruTft, d5tr 81"
tIB uTtr 5aus en Spt09shlft I'll Ttp Sort bar, uEe 2.
u7iT bCrigtr Gt5tGft$thsIncbnC H,ta Die belieu rNb btii1
Gyu y3aortu tWT Une tiufautt mc p,eIetEtu ltoe gSrat su q"
j. ieueet. EcHIr eubicat aasentjuu brtaUnt iu Dust
otB mir @rOuricS. YCpptioncn, 8uttr, 9dlt &. &C uur g
In Sody fNuftN, poourb nWr IN Otn StsTo 9cltst muatr.
9ilj9 tiuUiauftu uuo biniasr ale ir9rHb Gin aHorrtS &t'6G
TT 5iti9tr 5tant mc I'll ben g,le6bnIihsR ScsJHsppgss sus
IA fen Su fOuNtu. 20ir gl1UBtu Qcraee SefErn, psB Nr ~.
z ,ar tinjauitu, INC 1us 3utf, friLtc uub bjllGs SsN3rgfA
Hurrt yiQUgy3, 8siHe unp Gjsarrtu ais uHStrfslIsty i.
?visniUCig, uNS mRdbtn .uU1 oGrcuf OuTsurtiaE, eaSHo3
al IN stnr grUCtrg GsSraIhicn 4rtihd fibrsn.
Qnm. @all0rt Sbbne-
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" agpl' Sffict
i9Itn Aprt! 1862.

9ura Die ttlr Gfrce uae0an0tucn @ridte res NrS-
Neeutti or @t'uho5uf5pe!3s batt tn mjM fur Y~erplitpt.
rg @ursr ci1cg StSoi aui De bartTtn6su QrpYi MN, n
pr 't1lt''5.n D.oIrdn}cn dpimriilr 40 Ulhtn.
i Gtnt ltct pcr'pu. rf tui 6auy cher Grt bcpuSnt pbsr
etnUbi, lca. 10 nett TN rolTeS WI rIe 2,0up!lk e,lt. sfy-
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