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the PORTER COURT MARTIAL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1862.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1862
In the Court Martial in the MAJOR General ftz
John Porter to-day the examination Of MAJOR Gene
raj pops was resumed by Mr.. Eames Tor the accused.
Question long time would IL have taken for
Iongstreets forces after leaving Gainesville, to reach
that part Of the where the line of the march Of thu
accused with his forces would strike the warrenton
,urnpikes
Anrcey-Thas cannot tell. As understand, the road
from Maualsas Junction Gainesville ntersects the War
renton turnpike east of Gainesville mile or two.
o-How long time would be required for the forces OF
Iongstreet reach the point where jackson repre-
scented TO be at four thirty p M A-Jackson's
right was about FIVE six miles east or Gaines
VILE I can't tell how long IL would take. because
don't know how long would take for Longstrect TO
emarch had not been the read understood II 10
be In good order very much worn In some places
Q-Supposng Longstreet's forces 70 have passed
through Galpcsvie early in the day wouLt they have
had time 70 arrive their destination at half four
r. M AAccording TO my opinion they would have had
oAt what time did tho battle Of tho 10Th begin dur
ing what period did continue aud at what hour did It
tally cease? A.-Skirmishing commenced along
the warrenton turnpike quite carly In the morning. aud
continued after dark. The infantry did the
isst firing There may have been artillery firing during
ths, say IL - at long range estimated jackson
al that time from twenty five to thirty Thousand
o VIII the witness inform the accused how many
he had with him the morning the
27th August a1d the morning OF tho 3Othy Al saw the
accused several times the nsrnng of the 2Ih and at
/ Warreuton Junction the morning OF the 2Sth, when
he came 10 Bristows station The only acknow edgmont
from accused of the receipt cf The order o the 2stb
August p NJ was his appearance upon the hed the
General pcr,ers counsel here announced that he was
nudge Advocate Holt propounded several questions to
| General Pope brought out by the cross examination.
The Court also Questioned 'e 1sneI as 70 mattel 2,
pope was notified that he would 40 longer be needed.
/ After General Pope fully examined aud discharged
he desired 10 make statement, but was informed by "a,
court that would be entirely irregular In such cour
| as the present at this time.
antry was sworn aud testified 10 substance that ne,
an aid decamp Of General Pope delivercd the order
the 2Tth OF August 10 General Porter lie had not rea
that order bu was aware ut it's character NY wtsd
mouth, he delivered the order toGonsrA Por ss betw
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Imp portant Medical Order.
HEADQUARTERS, ARM OP TfB PONAAf
MEDlcAI. DIRECTORS 0rficE, Dec. s., 1862.

MEDICAL DRECToKs UTFiCE, DEC. 3, 49,
Do0ros-Specai Orders No. 21e from the headquarters
Of this army, constituted Surgeons sackey and Pineo
United States Volunteers, and Assistant Surgeon William
Thompson, Emitted SAstes Army beard TO examine such
medical officers tho medical director sald dcsguate
70 appear before il.
The Interests OF the service demands tha all medical
officers who have gained position in the Army n the
Potomac without the proper qualifications should be
renewed. -
This ard is about 10 resume ts duties. and you are
requested send to this Office without delay, the
OF such medical officers IN your are deemed not
only incompetent, but concerning whose abilities there
exists doubt Very respectfully your obcden servant
J0NA. LETTENMAN, Surgeon and Medical Director.
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eonrt Cs,.naar-rhss Day.

suresns Couxr--eIR, vir.-Part Mos. .sassl. 1885,
ss sSL Ss45s sAs $751; 3sh7 $3.50, 3sbl 3Ses, 1891
ssis ss,6 3ssa 1881 SsSa, 1885, asst $50 ssp3, 1896
Ss9, sses ss0i ss0s, soo7, sslt Seis 3sl5, rirt a.
Noe a22o 4222 1924, 4221 As2s 1890, 1922 &2, 4z3o
as9s 4o S2s2 e2s4 szAs a2is, s2So alS2 1884, asSe,
a2os
S,prs,os CorRr.--rart Nos 1881 Nel, IL, 2Sy9,
a1aa sisb aiq1 $780, 32oS c20T S2os a2ll s2ia, s2t
S2lT part 2--Nos 21l2, eS6. 91e lTAa, 1850. 1854,
2ses, 1900 2go4 1908 2soS 2olo, ssi2, 9sla, sDls
coxsoy ~ sks Part Nos 1885, lT2s. iTaT, tl6i
tsea 1904 1906 1soe, 1897 1905, 1909, 1910 ISL 1872
7.-part 2.--Ns iao0, 1851, ii5t, 1898, lI05, ltt7
iso2 l3a. la42, Alt. lSl6. lsl1 lsls, lsls, 1923.
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rated prices Of the necsssaries Of life. justice
to the suffering masses demands thai tn's
measure shall not 6e delayed or trifled with;
and Congress, il il woud not add to the ioaa
Of unpopularity which it has Slready acquired
will do sell to give it It's earliest tttention'
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Tus CURRENCY AND THE woRnSGxAS--
One Of the iirst and most pressing questions
Nor Congress 10 take up Is the regulation Of the
national currency. II is Of vital interest-espe-
cially at the commencement Of such trying
season az this--to the millions Of our laboring
population whose means are curtaiied by the
spaation OF prices. consequent upon its depre-
citation. This amounts ut present to from thirty
10 f;ftv per cent, which IL so much deducted
from the vorkingmans earnings IL is worse
than folly--it is criminal-to perscvero in
n system which rohs the great mass Of the
people and only benefits the rich speculator.
Let Congress, therefore, authorize the govern
ssept to 90 into the market with its bonds aud
cs,l them for whatever they will bring. This
will cause gold to decline, eEhance the value
of the national currency, pave the way for an
ssrly resumption Of specie payments, and bring
hown "a their proper level the present exaggc-
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The New York JOURNALS AND THE PRICE OF
PArER.--The recent rise in the price of paper
Has compelled the proprietors of the New
York and other journals to raise their prices
also. A reasonable advance in paper was
probably necessary, because the deficiency in
Che supply of cotton has induced manuiactu-
rsrs to reuse in shoddy and other cloths the
rags from which paper is made. The paper
makers are now becoming altogether too I'M
reasonable, however, and, rs they have held
ewo or three meetings in this city, It is probable
chat they have formed a combination in order
10 take advantage Of circumstances and charge
extravagant prices. Such combinations always
destroy themselves, and the combination Of
paper makers will be no exception to this rule.
The newspaper. proprietors Of this city con-
template starting company, and either
purchasing or establishing several paper mills,
where they can manufacture their own paper,
and thus protect both themselves and the public
from extortionate rates. Such q company will
be no morc--snd even less trouble to manage
than the Associated Press arrangements, and
will be equally efficient.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
!" b. ,rrs .,, nou.,v srprSaru :.


"A uyATrs "ABn DOUBLE STRENGTH LIFE
BAISAM is most certain curative for eumnt m 0f 80
most pYnful Tor II equally cerian 10 cure ScroenA.
oil Ulcers. salt Reu Liver aud Kinney plants. Dye.
pepsa and all diseases arising from great lmpury OF ne
blood
+. HYATTS LIFE BtLSAM cured Mr.. r. Rice, - Gesve
aud VI Clinton market Of inanmatory rheuaAa11n
snd gout after he had been crippled Tor ears
HYATTS LIFE BALSAM cursd Mr.. B. b. Holly. sod.
Monroe street. s. Chambrs street. of teg
rnlc Ulcer he ha been treated n the Broadway Hos
pital SIX months, and thought 70 be tncurabie.
HYATTS LIFE BALSAM cured n. X Chapman, belong.
ith rern,eni n w. OF severe rheumatism OF hrve
years. duration, after all otheF remedies had fedJ
HYATT's LIFE BALsAM cured VIM. Housed Of L. VIZ.
lett kgs cv The ulcer covered the entire left
side OF the neck and face.
HYATT LIFE BALSAM cured James Mckee, whose q.
ice 1: Front street. crouG dyspepsia OF the mess
tOrtaring Kind
HYATr,S LIFE BALSAM cured Willet Jarvis ESQ.,, al
Hi Broosyn 0! deep and terrible ulcers on the
eg, his physcah had decided thai amp Aatiun
cessary 10 save his lie
-
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM curing thousands Of cases ef
diseases yearly Will that
be cured by medicine dUes contain particle -
Tae tAB" DOUBLE STRENGTH LIFE BALSAM Is sold
Only 2i6 Grand street, VI per tie six 30. Sent
everywhere hy express.
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muuiespsi Eiscsssas Aa Ma~sasnus.,ss

Frederick W Lincoln republican elected Mayor Of
Bostou 70 day by over 100 plurality The following
was the vote:--Lncolu, 6,395; wghtrnin, 5,tis The
Lincoln ticket Aldermen, composed OF republicans apd
do,nocrsis, was also o,ectcd
In Worcester, II. ". Lincoln citiseus candidate, ~s
e,scteJ Mayor by about 900 plurality.
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George w. Loud's Old Established and
only de vislie and Photograph Gallery 132 Bowsry
NJ T. "A thing Of beauty Is a Joy forever
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Prizes Cashed In All Legnlized Lot
tcries Information given JOSEPH BATES Broker,
II Wall street, No. 1. New York,
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Ba sy place 10 the kncwn world equal 70 the
fa1t.ln saloon corner broadway and hey street, There
4. na eonton Twenty Of tho best artists employed
and e.ran towels, Ac, in abundance.
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Trusses.--Marsh q Co.--Kadical Cnre
Truss once sli AZ No vcssy street, Astor Hore No
connection with any other Office Of the name ay
abundant
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Album Ph0tographs.-Hlghe hest style of
the art % dozen. at toe Park Gallery. 26A Broadway
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Reports from Falmouth.

FALMOUTH, Va, Rec. 8. 1862.
The severe weather Of the Tast two days had not
abated this morning reported that 1--WE men were
Qzen to death during the frost Of Saturday night Ono
Of thcss men, 1t Is said, belongs to the Sixth Rhode
Island battery
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Heavy Knit All Wool
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
"N' UNION ADAMS No. e37 Broadway.
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sim Ahead.-A Splendid Albam and .
dsse CArtss de ysite for2 At BALCHs, 2s3 Greenwich
street, corner of Barclay.
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Bsst so.p ts Use As James Pyle %. X
egau--AIl the Arocets Keep e.
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Doctor Huuter's Discovery Cures the
worst frna OF cre obAirate Erltons OF the SKIN
ana Old Vice,s No. Division sseh New YsrS city, snce
leA
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Trusses.--ttnrsh's Radical Cure Tr~sssss
corner os Broadway and Ann street. under barnnIs sau
scum. lady attendant No connection Win ahs ososi
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A LETTER FROM THE REV. HENRY MORGAN
n Is Gt,r Of the Union Mission and trst fndep. nisae
Nethotl,t Church of Boston,

BOSTON,
Of the sck aa suffering Of hnman 10 roa'e to you the
Las, May was attacked wh he@orrnage Of the iusHg
sna u s II o ,pa not % "ns sa h w.s %
@ Ssrope 'H Thon fS & I ne danger and e.s
NaaIy ssspai aa saIfao beng a.p,d hsvp. =
WIKI regard TO- your medp ass oss.na.e
s n Np l, the as - wa 5. p.s
saded. No. until The ehea balm was purchased A.d
% Srse' z y my sna a mn S IF
recovery; mad taken bottles the monie
sd e now aon tss T .hs Il as County r
saur san Sans Ha and
ns of recovery until sue found relief ia your syrup aas
with brilliant, Gord eountsnance and roly bearns-.hs
asa he Of 'Ss New
She looked you mighty deversr from It's scoaI.
and your Toa ,S m hs 1Hr sns
s0yesy snd though n.d =. -,
there .iooa lie living visible truth before Could
SsgS her p;a 80 Sa sIs Ne s 90 ps a ::
ssay ,Ss won't os a - e eGss
e fr ss hres mois sa for e q the air. But alas s
could benea. without the medicine wen. With
was faasuei arriving n Boston and bled The
Piled Tor The syrup and began rapidly and
recover what had lost. am s sh. nas m s !. on, Ss
never oosea % full in the eh,ek, and excepting
SsUs S %na ss dis r od
present appearances shal b. able to preach agan very
OF thia than was
before.
csings similar In striving to relieve the Ills q
cyon for the body for the spirit you for the sick .so
the poor-f feel duty iAy beforc The
world my testimony favor of yorr Plm0nc syrup.
Yours, HENRY MORGAN.
Pastor the Union Mission and First nde Meth0
dist church. Of Boston.
Dr. J. II. SCHESCk'5 principal 0dice 10 a - NOr.h Sixth
street. Philadelphia where can be found every saturday,
sna y sGs ssw H. sss,s
vice lungs with his respromser u required
Price OF the PULMONIC SYRUP and SEAW LED TONICs
each. 81 per bottle, or IS per half dozen
CONRAD FOX, 81 Barclay street has been appointed
Wholesale und retail aaant, New York. for tn sale %
SChENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP. SEAWkED TONIC and
MANDRAKE
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Eor = CoMfortabie Shave, Hair DIR

uiirs Hair Dye, 80 Cents. Black or
brown Be., IN usc Devo No. Barclay street. and sold
bs ai druggists.
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wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair DyetnE
end MolrayiA Crvsm for beaunfying he nsr, ., w. a.
RATCBELoR's. 10 Bond street
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nr. seheuck win be in Washinxson

Ladies' and Gentlemen Get Your Carte
DE- vistes for New Years vAuGHNs, rs Bowery y for
Al Nnnn hetler.
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-A Premium or
I2 per cent paid prizes information furnished Highest
price paid torsgod and silver
TAYLoRx co, Bankers, Ie Wall stree., New York.
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Eight Heautiful Cartes de Vfsitc for
81. A. i. BALCH &, l23 Bowery.
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ssoura ads Poudre subtitle Uproots Hair
from any part Of The bod. wsrrsntsd ~ Broadway
n a. uratou
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Hatehelor's Hair Dye-the hest I'm ehs
srla harmless and reliable Sold By drug
periu sra every where Fsciosy, 81 Barclay street
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crt,tasraro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
wig drtot wholesnls and retail, No Asor House. The
l,ye applied ~ ssilfn artist5
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NEWS FROM DnggRRNSmE'S ARM

Reports from the Army He adquarters.
HEADeu ARTtRs, Fec. 8, 1862
Reports from the river stations note several dsath
from exposure during the past forty eight hours.
Large quantities Of supplies prevented from anone
at Aqua and Potomac creeks by low water ana ICE tn'
,arter fully two inches thick Notwithstanding TINS 'ee
army generally provided loS tyelys Says ePssa Sred
Is due to the army 9ysst msstsf and eOMssalss scr
their energy in overcoming great obstacles and massinS
the supplies now on hand.
There have been movements OF importance to-day
Many regiments ndustriousy engaged in erecting
huts preparing TO spend the winter hereabouts The
impression however prevalent that tho present quiet
will be OF short duration.
Reports from Washington.
!" WARRINGTON, Dec. 8, 1861.
is regarded certain at the Ordnance Bureau Of the
War Dspartmsnt that advance train Of hundred
thirty OFforty hsrsc wasons hence for the Rap
pahannock, have fallen into the hands OF the rebels
Onaccrs Of high and low degree have up to-day
from the army, and rcpos& that there be move
melt present condition Of reads streams. weather,
&c.
At Belle Plains which 10 depot Of supplies, the ice
prevents the approach Of supply vessels and at Aquia
there danger because the river expands broadly at that
point and is quite shallow towards the landing
The boat had trouble In getting up FROM Alexandria
this evening" and IL the present cold weather keeps up
the river may be ccsed with leo beyond the power Of
the tug boats TO break through
The freezing wcather has sct in full month
earlier than usual Undcr the circumstance the want
OF clothg supplies forage tents &C. by tho army, as
described BY the republican press, makes things look
gloomy indeed,
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Sehenck,s Rulmontc syrup-for sale,
rhole ale and retail tho depoA 81 Barclay street. NJ
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esty wsdnes the 10th nsant at his room No.
A til strsst; in Baltimore on Thursday the lth inst
nj los Baltimore in Boston the 18th, lyh and 10Th
a the Marlborough Hotel in Philadelphia every Saturday,
Ms principal oce and 10 New York every Monday a. "
BON
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Omsini Dire wings or Murray, Eddy u
Co.s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KYKruoEy, EXTRA CLASS ssi--December 8. 1907
81, 10, l. 4, "a, "a, Y, 81, %. 80, SO. 56, 81.
KpStucxY, CLASS s2-December ., 1862.
38, 20, 81, 81. So, 50, 3, so, 81 16, Is, n, 73.
Circulars cent fr.c OF charge BY addressing either 70
MURRAY, EDDY CO,
Covington. KY, or 81. Louis, Mo-
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General Bsrnside's CorreSpondsnce.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1862.
Ar. Larncd. private secretary Of General Burnside,
says that the large number Of letters addressed to the
General upon private and individual matters, to
which his personal attention is expected or re.
qure are not the least OF the abors which occupy his
nc Were possible, he would gladly respond to eaeu
and all Of these friendly letters the demands Of the
service render this impossible. While he Offers this AZ
his apology for any seeming negecof his numerous cor
respondents he expresses the WISH that, generally he
may be spared far possible, all demands upon his
time attention. excepting such rcte 70 the public
service.
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NoTICE.The firm Of France 4 Co. was dissolved o
the day November, 1862, and copar rersh
formed manage Library Association Company Loter
Kentucky under and style OF :. Broados Cs
On December 1862 the business will be conduce
IN the name OF b. BHOADBENT q co, Managers.
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HYATT : LIFE BALSAM cured James Mckee, whose a.
ice " Front street. carouG dyspepsia OF the mess
t0rturng Kind
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Second Hand SAFE for Sale, Cheap for
cash, at 100 Maiden lane
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The Ecst Of All Holiday Presents IL .
Grover Baker Noiseoss Family Sewing Machine Once
fy5 broadway, N. u
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Omeiss drawings or the Della ware state
Lotteries.
DFLAwAnS, BxrRA CLASS 52o--December 8, 1862
SO, %, Co. $, L., 6l, II, So, IA, 3, u, SO, As.
DrLAwARE, CLASS 402-Doaember .. 1852.
a, 81, AZ, GO, q II, rs, 6s, 81, 81, 81, 66, 10.
IoiIN A. MORRIS Co,
Wilmington Delaware
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Sle Serthte BON unIerer nGrrliher Nrs
NEE liuo au6crit pthtis. Or GeinO Dat Dor.
9fltern 3ipei Nfejlsm untt1baIb Erernidssura
einen ueeersang iiber uStappa6anuUd sr,pun.
gen unS %bsfnpet iib itbt i'm Ssise Der Stapt.
fredericksburg murpe DOrgefern bpmtarpirt
ino lIno Yiele Der Rsrpcrrasenltsn @.bluce elm
&riimmerbaufen.
Na4 e%inJelnen Ssri6ten purbe Der Sampf
IN ben Strn6sn fcrtseifBt unb iclen aud meb
rere 6rauen nnc 9uraer Der Stact wabreno pes
Sombarpsments 9et6otet wcroeu lein.
Der 9ammer Der fb QUE Der tenr6noten
Stapt 6li6tenben pirD ais ber,;crrsieeup az.
iailOert.
Der 6sinb foe beim rtbersanse bts 8(uies
beseuttnne Srrlult he ~srIitten BADEN.
Us lheint. as OBJ rs in Dem Qlane General
eee'S log, Den 6einp, ale er uitesbalb Der Statt
sinen leber9ang bewtrttslist Bate, in lolter
Storfs Geriiberfcmmcn gu IaiIen, um ibm Elm
jwritss Salts Sluff gu b%ereiten.
Den 8e; ihten Sufclss wurpc Dem 5einee rer
ut6srSnn9 nur rur& SartOale's 8risaps arsi,
tig sema&t unO 5r8en iA uniere Gruppeu lam.
pfsnp ,urid.
9eltern fanbrn MUIR tarfsre GOrpUacnasfsbte
ltatt, cine 3aupti6Iatt wirr paae9en beute coer
otflel6t aud erIt mOr9en ermartet.
Nir iebsn in @eneraI See unO unIere Grup.
pen trCB oi isn ireili6 Ianslt ernarteten 8erib.
ten cas sr6bte 8srtraurn. Gie nabfen gerittte
pen %unlersr @rmee i'm Ncrpen werpsn tofsnt.
lid san; Gnpfrs %Ilutrn.
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Stadtes Siraiuia.

Souiepeftin department bc6
Staates Sirsinia.
Vie Grsi9n' lie Der ltsten ipri @cnnte in HE.
trrn OepartslHent parcn pom 10 g~erinasr Sspsu.
tun9 unb 10 tprui9 rrfreulib, eds i'd nnnsbn,.
NJ Elm Stwsiacn wirp rem 9ciern bee Qn,tia,rs
ais asrs&tf,rtist %eritsinen.
Dir armre rss Suomeftns BAT he Sanawto.
Sdles nab psrlGierensn @eftGten p~erlaIeu.
Den 3tudiu9 Der Glrmee ttdte bic GapaQeri,.
UNI nur OF Dem Gass, ale rie Nrrier @arrr biz
Spttcn'V fOuntdin ;u iittriGrtiien butte. fam rs
;wti6sn rtelsr uno o.r Noant-6 crce Der gauttts
gu titsm turltn, u%ntlutigeu Nefett. Die lrinp.
ltben Grupptn ihisnen eintn 3ujammrnifcs
osrnstoen III tpCGrn, - minbeIfenS ermo ib
oeren Ia%nsiames Nabfclsen nibt aupere ,u or.
tlarsn. Wir batttn fhwisrtse OrRle's ,u paIT.
rtn. unp brn 8rp Stpsr in sinsm fleiueu S6br.
loot gu iitsrftrrittn, weIdss nur fsten Moun
uni fttsn Yfsres nuf tinmaI iiSrrfdifen tOnnts.
NnG elmer siidiiGeu Srreinieuns Itintr
5oress bel NsatCm.Slu pOairtc General Sen.
fins feline Streittrdfte an Den pibiialsn 0diTen
oee Sebirsss. @ensral Srnfin's Sriaabr brfebt
ausihlisblih aus @lUaQsris, wtlbe gum ar5s,,
49," 49, Nh0o'hbhpbHU VCIpuU uEt III, unD DtklSui
umltano, icwie ras fir @aSalerie Iblptsrio,
@'tir9ftsrrain. uno Der 9dnSlihe Wanoel eiu,r
entipretb snrsn Snfanterie>6crce, srFl1ren nm
sr6Bttn 9teiI bic Irbisn griUlsr Der ganfee's in
oieism QanOsFtbsite.
Na6bem Die gantee's Dor eirca pier gpcbsn
etnsn unisssr 6O'ass 2ranfpcrtt & @asen mt
2eftjtn) ae9e,hnittsn ano JsrliGrt batten, ibsr.
Felsn fe ON 26. Ncpsniter ras Eager BON pie,
eonIpd9ntssn Gdpaleris an 9infin Greet am
6ubt pt' @Olr'Snct. Der NnnssI an 6srn
5uttsr in @rs'nbr;sr @ountp batttn bic Gopi.
tame Der fra9li&sn GOmpasnisen ptranIast, bic
YIeros Sralen 3u laTen. unb Der ustrrfaa Der
gdntsss, psI&s e'rca 200-250 Snfanteris uno
etpa 800 @dnn @apuItrit 5abltsn, fanosn benz.
nq6 nnisrs Nur& Ods 5sutrn p.r Yiqusts alar.
mirtsn 3rupptn Ibtr cine gGielenFi6. ron sireo
rrti @sIIsn ahsbrSnnus SsrRrtut, emilia tdtGi,
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A.
.et Die pferss sin3ufans,n. Der g,inp hate
's'@tss Spiel. bic ar66sr. SobG eesboIt osfon.
gen gu nsburn. Infer 8t,lnlf bsI6uit GS aus
Ils @rfanatne. $50 = $50 9fsrs, unn f,a
lamntli@s equiprmtnts unp gSaRsr p,s S,m'
mahr0s. Die sircuIirsnp, anqabe. pos St,r=
Is'sut'Hant S6uri6t pom Ii6munp i,bt IN,
eominanpo bon Ssntn's 9uarps. c~t,nfoIs A..
I'"ssn 8enUmm,n itt, if untsatinbet. q;eut,.
nant S6uri6is Gompasuis it in qewtsburo
.pa''0nirt' nnb bat f& bic uuaRs ansrf,nuuuo
'utr eoeersn Sffe.rre In getradt ibrer militia.
.I"." 2h@t'stsit. ale aut pas Sob Der 8iraer.
V~a' pom ss~isturs in Y,Iraat Der tearn Die.
e'PIln uni. aufabruns srworben.
unl''t patrOuil:n ssbsn ~,sitp,ilio eb,ufous
'nnfrpalt ris sinisn rss 8einees. olIsin \, finn
9'n0tstSt. Don oft setotenen ~aiinitioen grioro,n
a0SutsSsn. neil bic gdnfees ieo.s @,aI rim, On.
'0ei nnbstbsilister fri.pliGer Sarosr oIs 8,.
range in isrs @efinsniFs ~ieuoen.
Na6 Der aufunft pom Moi. General Samoa
uno 9sn- Sentine BON 8t6mpnO mirp boiTent.
Ito stns snti6Iufrns 8prpGrtstsp,ouuo un,,r.r
6oress Die lsbt'n GrfUIss btS 6einpse nit snt,.
rsRen ausSIetbsn.