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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-27
WAR MEETING.

Capt. II. s. WELros will meet the
citizens Of Gallia county at the follow
ing times and places. and address them
on the subject OF the war. and import :
ance of our becoming q military people.
Capt. Welten is an officer in the reg
ulsr army, and a gentleman every way
worthy Of the esteem and considera-
ton of our citizens. AL who design
entering the army should attend the
meetings. and they viii learn the
advantages Of the regular army owe.
the volunteer service. Attend every
body:
Mercerville. Wednesday evening,
March a6th.
Marion, Thursday evening. March
9Th.
GallIa Furnace. Friday evening.
March asth.
Centerville. Saturday evening. March
estb.
Wales, Monday evening, March 3fst.
Ewington, Tuesday evening, April
1st.
Porter, Wednesday evening April Cd.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-27

~ Capt. Dahlgreen opposed max
ing any 90 inch guns. until we have
fairly tested the Is inch calibre. some
of which are now finished and ready
for trial.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-27

re- Our friend Gus. Langley is en-
gagged in feeding a large lot Of cattle
for beef. On Friday morning last. he
found a very large steer dead in the
stall. A "post mortem" examination
of the animal resulted in finding sever
al large nails in his stomach, and yet
strange to say they are not supposed to
be the cause OF his death.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-27

LOST-Between the Post Office and
the Methodist Church, fur cuff. The
finder will leave it at this office.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-03-27

%. II. DAhEh,
Lieut.. Co. G, 7th Reg, o. V.
Paw Paw TUsSEIL, Va.
Feb. 26th, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

by the same authority. Mrs. Harris, agent OF the
Philadelpbia Ladies Society has q tent near the
bouse and is doing much toward relieving the sick
and suffering soldiers. Chaplain A. Il. Fuller OF
18th Mass. Regiment has been unreientlug In us
attention at the GegCra Hospital, working so marc
as 10 prcstrate lin for the present.
DIT. W. s. Dennison aod Or. River, surgeons, ieit
In charge Of abo1i 900 ficS ard wounded AZ Carter
Point. on Wednesday July 2, had a mario" eseap-
of being taken prisoners with their charge, lhey
July expected tc be captured by the Eeoe's, VINO
vrere then advancing in that direction, when DIR.
Denuistos fortunately discovered the gurboat state
Of Delaware, Capt. QdackenJush, approaching - ~
the distance coming down toe james RIVER. 10y
waving White handkerchief, he attracted the atten
ZION OF those Oh board, when boat ~ss lowered ,hu
b,oprh, to the shore. The Monitor WIS also on her
,yay down and under the protection CT her guns the
sick AID wounded, 10 man, were safely piac,d on
board the State Of Delaware, and brought to mar
rjsous Point aud transferred to the State OF Name
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
pr,,.s ur.n-rh. renOrl nj the C..tle AIarks,

Bulls HEAD.-Thc report OF the C"itie aiarAs'
shows another ovey supply, and consequently 10"
prices; the closins day Of the trade Was therefore
harder for droyers than The opening. theIe were
over 1000 head OF bullocAs on slie on honoay au'
Tuesday at Fory-iourth street, beside several lois
left over from the supply of The previous week snu
il is estimated that the cost OF beef to the p0'u''.
this week has not averaged 2. cents y 10 gu, Of
which they have tho hide and fat. rms nate'
cheap meat for the million. Veal, mutton and pore
are all cheaper than in previous weeks. The suppl!
il very large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

rs.e prices only In equal degree But the necessary
salt is they augment In vastly ester ratio places
the holders ia position TO exsct their terms Now
kept down In England by the certainty that the
United States ways be relied to make good ds
that may be found ~ exist that App,o-
hen,ion il relieved and though there he brisk demand
prices l advance far beyond Of prodactioa
Including of course interest the amount Of capital
poyed
guaranty for continued pence The sbandn, suPpy from
,hs country steadily Increasing has unronsco1y 70 nations
Of the Old World rendered own intdens.be almost 20
tleir comfort and Internal pesce and g1r We haze dunn.
The pa. bsol bsy occupied In preparing this
country be the great 6aiu mart ol the world We he'd
abundant with soil and climate admirably adapted TO ts
production OF al cereals az less cost thsn 10 other
country IN The world. Nhs lcSed was ' ans ~ trans
poleuou hes, producing d cts being $50 nj IS In
and The epplopsae works have ~ length been cou.sted
haifoais traverse every portion O. the interior
the great oepDis upon Daysa1e water nes the bounnidl
products Of The soil which are borne % tdewafef chiefly y
means oi woiktbe Erie Canal mere were transported
;h- route tse past year 10 grain ard houT what wa
10 At least OG0oO bushels. The two gre2t rail
rods a. te State edicd A. 10000 bushels The WORKS
which private AID public enterprise have constructed Ia this
Stfe the most beueent agents la millseTiu2 g. tho
cont It and order o tho Old World-sgencies which ara
hardly noticed than the oleretons Of Mature but which
convert Ill these % ehe nee aud benefit Of man.
Hsilg abored - ssiuooy to promote the good Of tho
peors of he Old " Grid well ourselves. 10 not tbiak
good Offices viii be fudey thrown ASIDE Never wosa
e1sdrr sc sven,nt than our pm bic works when made
,r mankind instead o comparative y Isolated aon Lsss
both Ergand ana rance me horrors OF
ro Ttev ~ c0ftiEu- o. do 80 Tor al time The Pc pis
Of those countries d. not Of ,Qg'e ecogze heir oeneiac
tors but ht them be eat OF from the'e sGc 10y WI 10
sary s.n .heir value aud instantly denoni the reoTaton
former a'oas in tones that cannot be m-uudeffoed 90
denied arr ond he's. soth 70 BE- he gfhoa OF tho
world and almost ind peniase N ne general eson
orv food if.sf The Office psOIm VII not Ne hghuy
,,-eniad, VIII e l4ng be rejected e. M beth. WI 10
hey Nitliu~n. N-lhtr fn-iena not
,s,o i org foeg1 th.r CUSTOMARY amount o; FOOD tof
ths ass 90 tI'crug matter hch they VIII NOS sppe
c.t, Interference vlich csn1o, Tcsu.. IN single com
slsatilg advantage The housani Ills that must fellow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

Iys1,rurr OF REwAED.-A meeting OF this AsSo'
o;o,;o, will be held in Room No. 20, Bible House. ~
8 o'clock this evening. The Institute has nools
object in view, and there shoald be full sasno'
snce. The public are invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

must advance in sympathy with gold. Indebtedness
Certificates 99o99l. The market for 7.30 Treasury

must advance in sympathy with gold. Indebtedness
Certificates 99S99l. The market for 7.30 Treasury
Notes is iirm, at 1873.
The WILLIAMSBURG City Bank has declared divi-
dend of 3, per cent, payable on demand.
The in,ercs, on the stocks Of New-Yorl City. due
Aug. l, will be then paid by the City Chamberlain
at the Broadway Bank. The transfer books will be
closed on Monday, the III inst
The Sub-Tressury presents no feature OF interest
to-day. The deposits are uniInlortan'. The rate Of
interest on temporary loans paid by Government il
now below the commercial rate, and consequently
capitalists take their money elsewhere; anu while
twenty-yesr Skies can be bought at a small premion
for egal-tender notes. there is 10 advantage III con
yerting them into iye-year bonds at par.
The new Treasury Note bill gives Mr.. Chase
sc0,OOO,0OO Of corrency, Of which $35,OOo,OOo may
be 10 notes Of smaller denomination than Five dol
lars.
The receipts of the Harlem Railroad for the month
Of June are as follows:
lLi..... :
I95e........................... S'.3j' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

Total..~.....s255s7lg9 10 62ioa42 50 is.33o3oi 81
Tie Oyufdratts are:
Depository Santa e. New 900 300 90
Drpo.tory al Bal % -
80 '-V 81
BgftoH md
Ase.y Oi-e e. 8 New folk................ R22 10 oj
Mint 4. = ftLade "taf Do
d.. San ." go 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

Tho lafasl eornrncr,ial di.n.t.h hv the Tufona
i"N '"N'' "'i'''" - ~ Nf'i
quotes Consois the 18th at gl G9!. Erie shares
mn, d. nj. ~ - 4. T.,
"'0'l = cent. ILLINOIS, tcbuh'i - 10 uistoIhl'
Az Tivsr,ool the sales of c,lfop lima - yvere
" w
- 600 and on the 18th, 10 COO bales prices having
alo,ol ii. Y, a. r,.f.,t1. -, e--, al
"N'""e" ~ w. '"' ''-'""'N''' W. N-'" '''
UNCHANGED III price prOvlsio' dali
nv, a.. ..l = So, = u..., g D..
Inc eUuihS "I''lo oi aesSIS' j. ilu'l't ~ w. :
Circular il on The food oue.'ion- Pence with tie
=. -.
lnttd states necessary CONDITION los other cOun-
,,;,su
,
however nnch England ana france fH"y shle HoiA thc
want OF an hnuhdsnt supply OF "a" couol oi tr manu-
tuning e'Golrh ment T. very clear M. he' -e' Pac1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
Receinia OF Produce.

Trrsp.Y July e-2d576 bills Flour 45l bb sni ~ bsts
Corn Meal q 3.j bbs Whhky 25i 900 bush Wheat .o'V'
bnsh Corn OOD bush Oats SEQ Pkgs Prsis9ns LOO ?e1
Ashes, SO pigs and $50 kegs Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

on boats, from which point they are sept by the
Nj edical Director 10 some ~ &c North, where they
rsn receive urorer attention and care,
%: 49, e. I'll ,,,o., o,S rs, ora bso;nni,,-
tIV'lsiOhs ioI oC'u l1'i' Hp o. ~
10 come III little 1ster, ana Harrison ihunS DO
glns TO look like q second Niite House.
Tho following are additional names Of the killed,
A"o D'i'"i'.S a. -, -. - -. ,,I
wounded MI sing ana .aAeh p,isoueIe; VI cur n. II
n the fights OF the recent retreat IRON tsr OAKS 70
the ro,itiop of The army on the James River
~ vITTrn
iiLHDs
ChsTles Hetehins. Co r. ~ = D inisn1ry'
sergt :Msi John Siddle y,,h AZ T.
J Johe Mems G. ~ an N-ie@
Cook, Go. 4tb u r, 80, A.,
Henry Mo MOI, Ss e. 20 %. y Ny; ftn MICH
Adm spsld 20 n, sth N'ien' A..
SeO o. f Bennd Co. o. ii a ri, b. Mica a'
Corp Il bla'cnley 'G ~ 4h A'oh
S s'iSpd df feG 70 d I Co.. T. ssth Pc
Col d A. Woodbury., 4th Mich.
Cap, Rose Co. T. 4ih Mich
tstous 90. r. l2th y. \.
Geo Dslahupt. Co F, l2,h y Wv.
Durnkin Go. D. - NV
Edward Nugeu;. Co. ii, 10Th N Y "
Henry Cowen Co. b. 4th Ne.
Grant &c. q, 4iih y. \
james Pes.ley, Co. J, 22d Mass
Col Cove. I'd Mass.
Ord .seirt Vim. Au'h nv, Co. 4. LIST Pa
Henry Slack, Co. \. 6lst -.
John Delany 90 O, lst l.. l.
Georoe VarosS'.ter Co A 62d NY
To.s5h Stsn6elJ Co ! lG,h Mich
BTtlsT 80. Co. / l6:h Mich
Thomas Lsso Co F, l6ih Mich.
o. u
james Esu. Co u 5th Vermont
Alanson Steniburse. 90 D. sth Vermont.
Ivy 8 Gray, Co p. 5th Vermont.
John I. Dsvis Co D. 5,b Vermont.
Iscob S,rock Co T. 1lst Pa.
ISsut. Roberts, Co 3ls Pa.
ousItermaser Gres1, 9ist Pa.
Fox Diumer Go. C, 67tl ". Y.
sergeart Fooselel Co. l. 55th n. z.
JoisS Han 90. d. ,7,h n y
James Collins Co. G. 6aid Pa.
Jerry Euuter G.. l. 2J,b Mass.
Cspt Thouss 4. Lennon. Co. II. s7th Ny
Corporal Thomas Alaien Co. II, 87th n. Y.
F. Burglar, 20. Il, 6Ih \. Y.
WIN. Reese, Co. b, lojth Pa
J. c. Miller, Go. b, ll5ih Pa
Hslsteu -, Co. =. ist y. \.
Abel Bills, Co a. Is, =. y
Corporal john Smith, Co. A, lst \. z.
Robert McColocb Co. A. IstN.Y.
VIM. Thompson, Co. A, lst \. y;
Corporal Thome, Be1ge. CO. L. lst ny.
Corporal Samuel Davis. CO |, Isl ~ Y.
=. BOckmsn Co I. lst y: \.
Lesi: Tslsn's Co. i, i:'S.y
A. C. Wheeler, Co. f. ;, lg'h 5. "a p.
LOS,s a act &c CO 9 l., \ Y
Iabn Kennedy' CO. c. LIST n Y
GoTpoTL Anic1onS 1 ,N S@n w. " ~ N -
yon ani. i n $780, ~ ~ Co. + loz.b Pa
b Levi u, ~ Ah.lnt g., ~ & ,r;, p ~
r re,ef C " heei1 r. % + =, NJ
I Ip I 1t. 70 = Z AZ, p,
E'e a G ~ 20 q lt5tb p.
f. Tct ~, ~ Go 1an, Co A io5ib Pa
Dam DanIs Il ri pep,s V Co ;; Josh p.
R Ps,is sf s,os Co % l. i ESQ Pa
Cal Job, N Go.lir g5th Pa.
N,;oy EnbIs osb p
-, u,cii.c, do, cine os,h Pa.
I 49, 49, r. n l,stb pa
SsroTssi Cri.onsT GO ID In,th Pa
$500 Nads'a, 80, 20 y 5tb Va
D .ts vt" ~ . - y ~ ",
avn. " $500 49, 'e,s ,. r. 2 80 W
rs. $780, 49,, 60 n 5tb VI
Hepry Biyam George and another brother an Of Ibls
Cenpai'y and rsriatnt, Eired.
NsiscSs RnTrbs,I Co n lCStb Pa
c,,asrt P,-rton' 80 : M VI
AnsSs,n. Wvnan' Co =. sth VI
80 Nh r., = XII n
f yg". . 80 49,. , IA p. r'r,c| "a z s,hvt
Geo. r. PEW. C.. F5bVt
CoIsor Mia 70 B !cstb Pa
XgsGl, Re-. Co. i I1stb r,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
The stalements Of the Philadelphia banks


TIE following table win show the amount at TIE
several deportories OF the Uuted States, subject to
the draft Of the Treasurer Of the United States on
the sd Of June:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
Ircrease.,................... 1882
We annex n comparative statement OF the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods At the Port of New-York for

Since Jan. Loo. z, il,JaI stvsUJE *I9,EI7i77-
Another sale Of prize cotton was made today.
The s.le comprised l37 baos of cotton, which were
brought TO this port from Key West recently in the
bark Texan Star. The prices Obtained were large
Thiry-nine and tlree-quarters cents y b were bid
and accepted for more than htlf the entire lot, aud
the quality Of the cotton was low middling Some
damaged and stained bales were cold at tho rate Of
81! cent? y ID for the cotton, and FlcAings ana
waste brought 81 cents. The aggregate amount
rea lied was about 100000. Al. tic cotton WITS
bought for consumption in ibis conniiy-principaly
in the Last. Forty .one b5s. OF common rosin soid
at $40 - = bbl. Some other articles were also dis
pos, Of all at very high rates.
The following table win compare the present oondi'
ton Of the banks Of The CRY Of New-lork with that
l.. IL .I-o OF -Ln conference.-the mo .Ae. L.. ve..r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-12

Snpem 0ictor emanuel auf ben 6elpen
uup Befreter peS itlalienilben SolteS etnen
ma6te, ouf ben Nfann, Der IN libel
an9sbra1ter @rpBmutb i'm gum Sont9 BON
cs5talien iAuf unD Der pas Strebsn nah De-
mpfrotle UNI unabtanetstsit bel letnem Solte
4Uabrbaft reptdleuttrte bat oisler nsuSebades
ne &Gnis nit Der Sahe ieines Bellies setrps
den unp feline Seete 8onaparte perfhrtebsn
Der &6ntg, Der auf @aribalOt unO lstn Sult
bat l@ts6sn lollen, 1T tlnftte blob nod Spnt9
bon Bcnapartes @nape". Gr bat letnsn
6alt i'm eisensn 8Olf p%erloren, er farm sS nt6t
lGneer cpnItttutipnea re9teren, er nnB es pplt-
,eiliA uup unb mtltt1rtl6 fneGteu. Gtns
pericce Der NeattiUn mub tn Stalten be9tn.
men, pelhe ben enbltAen Sag Der Bsfreiune
pes 2anbes auf' sl1nbeltimmbare binauslAiebt.
Stalien BAT aufeebSrt, Elm reppluttcnarer
Rrater gu Ietu, Der 6euerbranbe In jeDer 8i6z
Jung In Die Nationen tpirft, unb Der oas Sig
nal st etnem augemeinem @rpbeben I'M pClttt-
den europa sibt.
9unaparte, Der pteber etmttal nnoerbofte9
Slid aebabt bat, 1T u BON Der 6ur1t Dor
Der Nepplutien piesss einntal erlDf, unp fam
feline aau3e perfIsbare Nia6t In Mertco, tn
Der linton, Dber trp er lpnlt pia, bertrenoen,
gr fam tpieper cine 3uSert4tlt&e Sprabt
fabren uuo bur9 ben blpBen gCtnf letusa
Auees eebteten. Gr fam bic bentlGer
Jurltsn permGsen, Die ueie freibsitli4e gepe:
9uns, bic NIT Dem S9uBenfele In 6ranffar
auflooerte, gu unterbriiden, ebe lfe ben perbIn
Il Nnfa.4 G1e9t&akot1 DA.yOS&oJ2 ukos rpm GNNS fnd HNt
ungarn's unb YOlen's SOffnunsen tao auI
8onaparte's Sterbeftunce perta9t.
Sp Diet unteil auf einmal bat @oribaloi's
pom Mta3stnt auserester Yutld Deranlabt.
Sc mar chen 3pt(Gen Dem erlten lie9ret6eu
3use @aribatet's uno Dem eben mibslitfteu
Der sepultise INTERRUPTED, Oab tener nit &C.
lAultsn SOlpaten aus Sberttalten, Dtel er mi
oerpubrlptem Tcttiantl& . neapUlttantl&sm
3anopplfe unternummen tpurbe. Der Testers
4atte beebalt Bon DOrnberein feline AuslthI
auf @sltnsen, lubalO 0ietpr emanuel @rnl
NIT uaterOridun9 bes Nuftanpes ma9te, tppr
an mir faum a~peifeln Durften.
Dus 3ettalter Der 0ut9e 1T bprIber
uup TT unDerantwurtliH, beren 3u unterne9
men. Sic oerberben mebr, tnpem ive bic Sra.
icritat Don Ybtlttern aQer GSlfer ablareder
unp etnlGaAteru, ale fe In bem un,pabrld etn.
lt&en Sale pes @eltusens susute 6rtnser
fGnnen. Gon iebt ab gilt mebr ais ie pal
9eeB, bab bic &eatttpn feIbf II
tbrer ueber tabuns ben rtGtt.
gen N~ugenbltd Der allgemets
men &epUluttun beraube{9wS
rem unp an3ei9eu mub.
On. 9. Dem.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-12

Sruppen In geru Cruz an, no tie nur furSe
3e't bltfben uuo Johann mad Sri3lba abs
9tngen.
3pet welflide Stdote, Gan 8las unb
Dtan3antla, 1aben VrOnunciamentuS gu Cue
zen tremoer Snteroention erlafen. SIS beiBt
an~, Oen. ura9a babe NIT 1000 Wlann oas=
leIbe getban.
IN Der 5auptltaot ipercen 8rauSl6rifen
0ertpe'lt, tpfife pa6 Goif 3um Ntaerltanpe
9s9en ote ausianOsr auFUrOeru anpers, mel.
Hs y Spanten %fommen, forDern Da3u auf,
Die 9er3Ostn ron MOntpenlt tier (58pei TER Der
&ont9tn BON Spanifn) anf peu mertfantl6m
G9ron gu leBtn.
Mr. Marqnntt, felt Stlen Sabren dmert-
tantlfer Burger utO 1telIoertretenptr &OuIul
IN Weaa Gru3 tpurOe bort oerboftet uuO SO
Stanoen Obne Spetie uno Qaser etneelperrt.
aut StrnenOuns uniereS gcnluls murpe er
enolt0 9e9en GrlF9uu9 elmer @elctrafe BON
S1oo enilalet. @r ica pom Da&e leiuss
PanlfS Stetne anf pa5 fransSflme N1uif~
Sorps 9efporfen baben, peldes bort lpielte.
DDS selbe 6ieber nnp Ole Nubr BADEN 75
prpjent Der Nanni haften Der fron,SIIber
90 tte weSseroft. Die vNma,cne@. pelh,
672 Mann 9atte, bat nur ned 40.
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Gus 6apana.
rreipuntem, bsr alps. @fede. pr. rGDlmmbia.D)

tSprreIppneens eSr al1rt. prete pr. veplurtbta.O
5apama,6 6. Sept. 1862.
Der StelbelproGens uSpetO" tsbt uGlOrtpa%
Elm fur Die 8,beaen S~ebauter, b5l3erne,
S6raubensD ampfer, 9tn9 am 6. .. W. bon
NaIau mad @reen Sep Oh, mo Ieine WelhIbt
Derppraebptt mup auf Qafetten gebraGt muir,
Den. ST tam Johann, tn Der 9iatt pom 49,,
nab Garbenas, SbwUbl ibm pie Jtesierun9
erit Den gefebl, fA gu entfernen, 3ugeben LIEF,
ourfte er bis gum 81. bleiben !; inpelIen leate
lth an teoe Ietner Seiten etn fpanil6ss &rtegs
lbif uup 9ieman0 pom lfer purfte i'm belu
dan, auBer Der Ar3t. @r prior piele Qeute
ourA aelbes 6teber unb Delertiun. Neun
warpen am 81. Re jraben, 3 Nlattpien n Elm
AIf5er (ein SoDn pss SsfeblababerS Mlf.
ny. Der uSpstp" bat 3 @sl9IBe an ieoer
Seite,. ansebltA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unp
apet Orebpafen, etne Sprne Mnp cine btnten,
anBeblt4 9Rnpertpfinoer. @r fol- eepanaert
tperpen unp bat pte 9Iatten pasu berettS TN
ISAlfSfaum. Sein 5iefsans tit b~eOeuteno
uno sr leselt lansiam, auBeroem 1T er Id uap
feblt es ibm an Bemannun9. Mebrere BIER
fir i'm enguslrte 9eute wurOen mad Garos@
mas eeldift, aber pom Den BebSrpen oerbaftei
une einaeIperrt. eSn Der 9la1t pom 81. um
81 ubr brad per Dampfer mad 6aYana auf,
tam am Morsen oes /. an, rappOrttrte i'm
@ausen SO Mann, bte metlten oappu franz.
Mafit lag felt IA Gasem franz, etniBe la9en
am SaulFeber, anpere am gelben. Der erlte
9%teutenant Stribltng mar Dies friber auf Dem
vSumter". Der etnStSe Miann, pel9er fA
pem -SAife an(NlteBen purIte, tpar eth Srlans
Der, Namsns BrapY, Elm 2uldlalber, wel6er
aus stpet perlAtete zen 5osptialern ais eth
oerriidter &erl fprtseiAidt wOrpen mar. Der
u6lpripa" erbtelt Befebl, In See gu lteGen,
uno tbat otes am Nben0 peS /. tpabrsnp zines
9eftt9en @epitters.
Der Ger. Staaten Dampfer penguin" err
Ibten am 5. in Der 5afeneinfabrt unp lAiGte
elm 8OOt, UNI Elm 0eraGt gu melpen, baB Der
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fern NIT Wa9riAten aus 8era Grm3 pom
Sept. 7.
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ofeaen 8ruA setommen. Ocblapu lAtdte
am IA. y. M. letne &ef9natiCn ttn, pelhe
an9espmmeu ruroe, porauf CT fA
Den 3~ruppen pom Wuanaiuatc mad bic,
fem Staate be9ab. gin letne Stelle trat Suan
Nntenta be la Guenie ais StaatSmtnifer uub
Don Sole Marta Nunc3 ais &~riessminifsr.
Nm ~. tam,en nnSef9br 1000 frapaSflHe
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Gus Der 8nnpeshaupttnnt.

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fern linD fetne @ulten ferner tpe(twGrts ae1Aidt
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6elD3us In 8irstnten a~rltettet. Gr erpaGns
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ftlbaites 9t9t auf ben &stter Der Mrrtee. Der
Balptnstcn Star bon seltern Nteno tritt nit
Der Sebauptun9 nuf. bas SAriftltid babe aar
ntGt ben UfIatelen @baratter. Der t9m beige
le9t tperoe. Mir werpen mprseg auf oas
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Sen. McDcwea winlGt In etnem SGrets
ben an ben Dralpenten Dor elm lnterlu6unas.
eeriht seltelt 81 perpen, nm fiA rpeeen 6er
Beihulpiauneen pes VerratbeS Az. Derants
porten.
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0nn Jrcocrifsbure beri6tst Elm 01eser,
neltter Osn Dit am Sunntag DerlieB, bab Die
)tebellen Die Stoct befeltieen. :3pet Sufan
terte Nfstmenter leten bort fattontrt. Sur
.rent9 StSrun9en ieien 5pi1hen ben l1nicns
l,uten unO Den Ss,e6ipniRen Sordefommen.-
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