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THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN.
Railroad Meeting.

We call the attention of the citizens OF
Walla Walla city and county to the call for
a railroad meeting in another column, and
de so with view to having the mat
ter thoaght over in the intervening time
and have every one attending prepared to
do something towards the furtherance of
the enterprise.
The Legislature named certain gentle
saea as corporators together with such per-
sons as may be associated with them
thereby including all who may desire to
aid in the commencement or completion
of the work 1t is necessary in the first
place to proceed ard organize the company,
elect officers, appoint commissioners to
open books of subscription here as well as
elsewhere, without which nothing can be
done. 1t is also necessary to determine,
as soon as may be, upon the line to be Sc
lected as the site for the road. 1t is best
to do this at as early day as practicable,
for there are but few settlers on the line
now over whose land the road will pass and
these will be willing now to grant right
of way for the passage of the road, as it
will in no way interfere with land now ac-
tually occupied and cultivated In this
way much future expense can be saved by
securing the right of way before titles are
acquired and land cultivated There are
but few who do business here who are not
able to subscribe for from one to twenty
shares of the stock. The shares will not
be called for at orce, but in installments,
and when one is called to pay one hundred
or one thousand dollars in assessments OF
from five to twenty per cent, with three
months notice wherein to collect the money,
the money can be called in, and the road
built without drain being felt upon the
pockets of the individuals subscribing
thereto.
Again, Capt. Mullan writes that he can
secure eastern capital for the work and we
want by action, to show the capitalist that
we ourselves believe in the success of the
road and are willing to put our own shoul-
ders to the wheel and start it here
Let, then, one and all attend, subscribe
stock, each according to his means, appoint
the officers necessary to carry into effect
the intention of the Incorporating act and
make such arrangements as may seem best
for the advancement of this laudable enter
prise. 1t is to be hoped that the people OF
the country will be willing to take hold Of
the matter and help to push it through, as
it is for their advantage as well as for the
immediate advantage of the city. We be-
speak large attendance at the meeting on
Wednesday, at one o'clock P. NJ, and re-
suit which will be productive of good fol
the future of the valley and the interior.
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" that Gov. Hamilton. of Texas, sailed

positively that Gov. Hamilton, of Texas, sailed
with Banks expedition.
The Senate Post Office Committee have au-
thorized their Chairman to report in favor of a
proposition for taking soundings for a telegraph
line from San Francisco to the Amoor river.
Louisville, Dec. 10.-Advices Just received from
headquarters express apprehensions of an imme
diate movement in Tennessee. Morgan is seven
miles from Murfreesboroug organizing for anoth-
er raid into Kentucky.
Latest From Europe.
Halifax, Dec 9-The Arabia, from Liverpool
on November 29th, with Queenstown dates to the
30th has arrived
The create prize fight for the Championship
Of England, between Jim Mace and Tom King
took place on November 26. After fighting
twenty-one rounds, most of which favored Mace
King put in one of his sledgehammer blows and
knocked Mace insensible. The latter failed to
come to time. King was declared the victor.
1t is reported that Heenan has agreed to fight
King for the championship and five hundred
pounds,
Contributions for the distressed Lancashire op-
eratives continue on most munifcent scale.
An extraordinary general meeting of the At
lantic Telegraph Company is called for the l2tn
of December, for the purpose of considering
proposition for issuing 100000 new capital, in
preferential shares of 95 each, bearing s per
cent. interest, guaranteed by the British Govern
ment, in the event of success.
The Belgian Parliament has voted that half
million of the appropriation for public works
shall be applied for the relief of the distressed
cotton operatives.
La Patrie states that Russia has virtually init
mated to England and France that she will not
be prepared to recognize Prince Alfred King
of Greece
The Constitutional denies that France sent
second note to England and Russia for mediation
in American affairs.
A Liverpool paper says that Captain Maury has
proceeded to St. Petersburg as Commissioner
from the Coufederacy.
, 1862-12-27
LIST OF AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized to receive
and receipt for moneys account of the WAsnNGroN
STATESMAN
PORTIAND-H C. Northrop.
DALLES-J. S. Reynolds.
AURU RURN-Shepherd, Cooper q Co.
SAN FRANCISCO, J.. p Fisher
TB@ Persons not convenient to an Agent can trans
NIT moneys through the mails or express companies
at our risk, by enclosing the amount in the presence
Of postmaster or express agent.
, 1862-12-27
Army Movement Across the Plains.


Late advices from below bring us intel
ligence that an effort is now being made in
Washington city to have an army move
ment next spring across the northern Pa
cifc wagon road from st. Paul, Minnesota,
to Walla Walla. Brig. Gen. Alvord, we
are informed has written to the War De-
partment requesting that this Department
be increased by one regiment, and that the
same may be raised and brought over by
Capt. John Mullan.
The increasing Importance of the coun-
try of the north Pacific, is beginning to
show the necessity of an overland road for
army movements, and its establishment is
but question of time, and very brief pc
riod at that. At the present rapid rate of
increase in population, the country of the
the North Pacific will in a few years be
equal in Importance to any portion of the
Union, and in case of foreign war the
presence of large army will be required
to protect its forts and borders 1t is the
duty then of the Government to ascertain
and establish now, the most economical and
expeditions route for the transportation of
troops. Believing that the one proposed
possesses both these advantages, we shall
hope that the command of the first move
ment over it may be given to Capt. Mullan,
as his intimate knowledge of the country
eminently qualities him for the position and
well BELTS him to report to the Government
the true advantages of the route.
, 1862-12-27
Miscellaneous Items,

THE work of constructing the wagon road from
Portland to the Dalles is now in progress.
The Oregon steam navigation company has
given up its charter obtained from the Legisla-
ture of this Territory, and reorganized under the
Oregon incorporation law.
TBE British COlonist, of the ID of December,
discusses, at great length the probability of the
extension of the telegraph, when completed, from
this place to Victoria. A submarine cable Of
eighty miles in length will be required, to connect
Vancouver Island, with Washington Territory. 1t
will cost ElOO mile, which, with the cost of
putting it down, will bring the cost of crossing
the Gulf of Georgia to f1,0O0. The water is in
no place over one hundred and twenty fathoms
deep, and its surface is nearly always calm. The
cable can be laid without the slightest danger of
a failure 1t is calculated that $4,000 will build
the line from Olympia to Portland. The calcu-
Iations of the "Colonist" appear to be very just.
--OregOnldn.
FIVE miles of the Dalles railroad is completed,
leaving eight miles yet to finish.
LUcIEN HEATH, of Salem, has been appointed
clerk of the Supreme Court of Oregon.
, 1862-12-27
MARRIED:

APPERSON- N-ELLIOTT-On Christmas eve at the
Quarters of Capt. Curry Fort Walla Walla, W. T.,
by Rev. John Boswell, 1st It. John T. Appeison, of
Oregon Cavalry and Miss Mary Annie Elliott, of
Clackamas county Oregon.
" These two are one by the holy ties
That Deity wove in Paradise.
The last, best gift bequeathed to man rF
Ere his erTing course began
Of pristine blessings this is all r-~
That remains untarnished by his fasl." g.
PEARCE--MESSINGER the 25th instant, at the
residence of Mr.. J. NJ. Lamb, on Dry Greek, by
Rev. j. W McGhee Mr.. d. K. Pearce and Eliza ].
Messenger.
, 1862-12-27

MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANcE.-C
erable inquiry has been made in this COM
munity within the last few days in regard
to the mysterious disappearance of Mr..
Chase, formerly of Clackamas county, Ore
gon, who has been residing in this valley
during the past summer, engaged in the
dairy business. Fears are entertained that
he has been murdered, and attending cir
cumstances have led to :he arrest of two
men who are to have an examination on
Monday. Mr.. Chase has family residing
in Oregon.
, 1862-12-27

All citizens of the county and city who feel in
terest n.the commencement and completion Of rail
road from Waa Wala to Wallula under the char
ter granted by the last legislature requested to
meet at the Court House, in this city, Wednesday
next, (Dec. 3lst) at O'clock NJ, and discuss the
plans and means for commencing the enterprise.
, 1862-12-27
Probate Court.

The first regular term Of the Probate Court Of Waa
Waa county, for the year 1868, will be held at the
Court House, in the city of Wala WallA, commencing
the third Monday (the 10th day. ofJanuary, 1868
Dec. 49, 1867 ltd. B. N. SEXTON, CTk.
, 1862-12-27

A meeting of. .. o. F. will be held on Monday
evening Jan. 5th, 1868, at Odd Fellow Hall on Main
street, opposite the Court House. All members of
the order respectfully requested to attend bust
ness Of importance will be brought before them.
, 1862-12-27
Nnfica.

rs hereby given that the undersigned have bought
the entire interest of B. P. Standefer, of the firm
OF Standefer Co.. and all outstanding debts due the
firm be settled before the first of January to the
and all liabilities will be paid by them
Dec is. lS62.-lw4 JULIUS BROWN,
B. BURNSTEIN.
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q a E%- EzEg X
M. PEFFERLEE.
Bread, Cakes, Pies and ConfoOtioneries,
Notice.

A LII persons are hereby warned against purchas-
"A ing two Judgment notes in favor of VIM. Ripley,
Jr agaiIst w. H. Babcoclz, for about eight hundred
dollars, given in April or May 1861, as said notes
were obtained fraudulently and no value received
=. VIM. H. BABCOCK,
WaIa Walla, Dec. 90 1862 2:lw4
, 1862-12-27
NOTICE

A Ii persons indebted to the undersigned for Ium-
IN Der are requested to call ana settle, either by
cash or note. S. LINKTON. =
Wala Walla, Dec. 81, 1852. 2:2tf
, 1862-12-27

BUT ONE BoAT.-We are informed that
the Col Wright will be the only boat that
will hereafter make through trips from Ce-
FLO to Wallula The Columbia is getting
very low, and tits deemed unsafe to at
tempt to ascend the rapids with the larger
boats.
, 1862-12-27
DIED

LEACH-In this city on the oath instant, of ty
phoid fever, Mr.. Edwin Leach, formerly Of Auburn
New York; aged % years.
, 1862-12-27

KILLED.-Winter, alias Brockey, the
man who killed another in Florence last
summer was killed at Slate creek last week
by A. 1. Chapman. Brockey made an as
sault upon Chapman with knife, where
upon Chapman seized hatchet and struck
him on the head, inhicting a wound from
which he died soon after. Chapman acted
in self-defense Brockey was an old Cali
forria convict, and his loss will be least re-
gretted where he is best known.
, 1862-12-27

THE Washington correspondent of the
Boston Herald writes that the freeing of
the slaves in the District of Columbia, has
made little or no change in their domestic
condition. Most of them still remain with
their former masters and mistresses, while
not single one can be induced to leave
the District. ."-American Sentinel.
, 1862-12-27
From Mexico.
A telegram from San Francisco, of the nigh
of the 9th of December saws

A telegram from San Francisco, Of the night
of the 9th of December, says.
A letter, dated Orizaba. November 9th, pub
lished in the Echo du Pacifque this morning,say
the French army in Mexico is composed of an
effective force of 81 900 men, occupying Vera
Cruz Orizaba, Cordova and Jalapa Their artil
lery consists of SO seige and field guns, with am
pie supplies munitions of war An additional
force Of 1000 men is expected daily at Vera
Cruz-having been delayed in their arrival at
that port by violent norther. With this rein
forcement army will number $4,000 good troops
in excellent health. The Conservative Mexican
General, Leonardo Marquee, with 5000 men and
% pieces of artillery, occupies the villege of HUI
atazco about twenty-five miles neTtheast of Jalapa
on the road to Puebla. The greatest harmony
exists between the French General, Forey, and
II Tie Mexican Generals Marquee and Almonte
, 1862-12-27

GONE BELow.-Maj. Francis has gone
to Fort Vancouver, to procure funds to fin
ish paying off the troops at this post.
BALL.-Preparations are being made at
the garrison to give ball on New Years
evening, Jan. 1st.
, 1862-12-27
ETsR Esge=s Fl REgEyEu

to the United States troops at this post, from that
date until the Both of juno 1868.
The beef to be of good and wholesome quality in
quarters with equa proportion Of each (necks and
shanks to be excludcd) delivered at the Commissary
Storehouse in such quantities may be from time
to time required for the troops and such days
shall be designated by the Commanding Officer.
Each bid must have the names Of two responsible
persons subscribed to it sureties for the faithful
performance Of the contract the contractor and his
sureties take the oath ofalegiance to the United
States.
Bids should be addressed to the " A c. S., Fort
Walla Walla, w. T." and endorsed Proposals for
Furnishing Fresh Beefn Bidders are invited to be
present at the opening of the bids
The A c. S. reserves to himself the rightto reject
any or all bids that may he unreasonable
VIM B. HUGHES, lst 1t. 9th Infy.
a. Q. s.
, 1862-12-27

The FIREMEN's BALL on Christmas
eve passed off to the entire satisfaction Of
all present.
, 1862-12-27
notice.

A my wife Emily. has left my bed and board
IA without any just cause or provocation, this is
to forbid all persons trusting her my account as
shall pay no debts Of her contracting
HENRY VIM. LEASY.
Grand l{onde Valley, Oregon, Nov. Is, 1862 5O-w4
, 1862-12-27

1. o. o. IA temporary organization
of lodge of the 10 O. f. has been made
in this city The lodge will soon be in eff
fective operation.
, 1862-12-27
THE BAR

Will be supplied with the best LIQUORS AND CI-
CARS the country can afford.
The proprietor hopes, through his long experience
III the business and extensive acquaintance to mer
it and receive liberal share of the public patronage
Stages will arrive at and depart from the above
house. FRANK CARPEID.
Dec. 20, 1862. 2:lly.
, 1862-12-27
ROAD MEETING.

YENHE Stockholders of the Walla Walla and Grand
Il Ronde Wagon Road Co.. will hold a meeting on
Saturday Dec. 9Th 1862. at the hour 6 Nj. No
uee.of the place of meeting will be given in time.
Nov. 25th, 1862 IF
, 1862-12-27
Notice.

OFFICE ASST Com OF SUBS u
Fort Walla Walla, W. T., Dec, 20, 1862. I
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
- flee until II o'clock A. N. on the 3lst instant, 70
furnishing
, 1862-12-27

Mr. J. A, GLAsooCK, has become assc-
ciated with Haggard & Dennee in the Fort
Benton express. Mr.. G. left yesterday
with the express for Benton, and expects to
visit all the mining camps on the eastern
slope. He will return in about forty days.
, 1862-12-27

TEYHE holse and lot on the corner of Third and
4 Alder streets, next door to the Statesman Of
hce will Ue sold cheap for cash.
For fill particulars enquire of NJ Petferlee at his
place Of business Front street. next door to Brown
Bro. d Co.'S store. H. PEFFERLEE
Nalla Walla, Nov, 20, 1862 soft
, 1862-12-27
Notice,

The public are hereby warned against trusting
John Williams, formerly clerk in the Pioneer Res
taurart, account of said restaurant as his con-
necton with the establshmentceased on the Ist in
stant TOM WILSON
Dec. 8, 1852. W3 Proprietor.
, 1862-12-27

FIRE.-The hotel and store of Messrs
Swift and Martin, on the Upper Umatilla,
was burned down on the night of the 22d
instant. The proprietors had just placed a
large stock of goods in their store, which,
together with all the furniture belonging to
the hotel, were entirely destroyed.
, 1862-12-27

W. J. ARNER.
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Ornre pnm SUPERINTENDENT.

ngtDn II. Nug. OaS &rte9s:
Department. bat ~fClgsnoe Srpre IN Be3ug au
Beurlaubuug &c. Ger SplOaten unO SfTjier'
%erlairus
Wriinoe fGr 1ntau9lidteit milllen Duyd
1r3tlides @eltifta! pem Sen, Npiutanten uni
Dem Commentaries oes N~egimeut6 pOr9ele9i
perpen.
%SfTjtere, 1elA. boen rtlaub lterItrei'
ten, erbalten feline 8e3abIung firperbin BIZ
cine @Ummillton Die Sahe uuterluht uno fet.
ne btnrei6enpen @jritnpe bafir g~efunoen bat
SIF3iere, pelhe NIT &rantbeiten bebafs
tet paren, bepOr tie in Den Otenlt trater, iol=
len icfott s~ntlalen werpen bod i'm Oienltt
untaugliA @ewprpene, mulifn beim General
NDjntantsn um G~ntlafuag na6iu6en mno cts
balten Yenitor.
9Rern tn Sft3tsr ubsr u.laub bon Der Nra
mre otm. ina 1T, 70 ip4 er SOr etn SrteSS9e-
rthI gtlt III perpeu.
Gruppei', welde In NrmeecprpS lteben, tGn=
nsn tsinsn urIanb BON einem 8e9imentse ODER
Vrtoapear5t erbalten, trenn niht pie bGAlte
MeOi3inaIbebOrbe eeulelben senebmi9t.
SIi3iere, welGe ni6t i'm Oienlte feben
iouen urlaubageiu6e on Den 0eneralapju'
tanten Der Nlnlee rihtea, bod iperoen oielel'
ben MIR in auber9ewGbnlifen 6aaen beraf-
lthttat tperDen.
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0nn Gairu.

Cairo, 5. Nug. Der 0ompfer Bic
toria fam beute BON Qtlena an, WelAen Srt
er Scnntag Wtttag perlieB. Nu1 Ietnem
Weae tpurpe er BON Den Observation-Disclosures gu
Columbia unD @reenoiIe beIhUfen. Orei
8omten pIabten in Dem GOhbaule uno etn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS id in Die Salute,
bur6bU6rte bier Naume unb baS &aObaus.
Ntemanp wurDe 0erlest. ST If mad Ct.
9Ouis abse9angen.
Sen. Curtis une Capt. Davis BON Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tparen an GOrO. Sic tOm<
men DjerRer, um liA nit Der Nssieruus iber
ben balp gu erG1nenOen 6elp3us gu beratben.
Cine wiGtise 8epeeun9 bat be9cnnen, es
fam jepO4 ni4t aeia9t psrDsn, in pslaer
Nt9tuns.
Gen. Curtis felt in 8Olge ietner lau9sn
uno barton Champagne libel aus. Sein 6aar
unb Bart linO leit Dem IeBtsn DECEMBER peiB
semOrOen. @r 1T ieppd munter uno pertraut
auf fincn suten &rfolg. Der @elunobetts=
3ultanp Der Nrnee 1T gut.
9n 8e8uS ouf Die gieser iust Sen. Curtis,
boB er Siele inte0igente StIaDen 9efunpen
babe, pelGe bereit Ieien, Nae6 fGr Die 8este=
rung gu tbuu, pa9eeen aber Oerlansen, pab
Die &sgierun9 tie fret made. ueberau, nor
i6m Die Stlapen einen widti9en DENT 9elei'
ltet, bat sr ibnen 6retbrtefe 3uselteat.
Die &anUnenbuOte IinD Serbtlert mprOen.
SIS Iino S6etOewdnoe gum SGuB Der Sellel
BON 7 GuB Otde, ccnfruirt pcrOen.
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@uswedbsluns BON @efansenen.

Sprcprdn'S MuspccDSInn9 oeopr1teDenc,
@af6tmgtpn, 10. aug. Gin 5err,
Der am Ocnnertag BET Ntfen's 2ancun9 mar,
dibt etnen tntereiantsn 8art6t Ibsr Die Nu5s
fpehsluna bon @gfangenen auf ienem Yuntte.
unlere 6aGr,euse tlmen bort UNI l ubr Nah'
mittaas an uu0 lbsrlteferten btnnen 8 Stun.
ben 3Ol3 sefansene 9tebeuen an Den Commit
Jar 9tobert Sulo. Die gefaneenen VunOee-
~lploaten paren 13 Mleilen weit gelaufsn uni
paren balb per6ungert, pa tbre SCOT In tG9ltd
3pei tleiuen Biscuits bsflnoen bate.
@te batten lebr pur6 WfanOel an Waler
aelitten. Sic murOen unlrerlett6 nit glab
runa unD Ipnlsigem 8eOarf perleben. Sie
bliebeu uter 9laAt an Der 3anpung, tnpem
6r. aiten, @igeEtbamer Der YHln3uns, tbnen
@trub gum Sblafsn I~teferle. 3stttg AM naa=
ten Mpreen wurOen lte ar 8OrO uniere.
6ranepOrtl3tfe gebra6t. 5r. Dub erfennt
IN, pae Die ~9sfansenen &sbeuen pom une Def
fer bebanpelt porDsn lino, ais uni ERE SOlDateu
pom ibuen gu 9tiGmCnp.
Die Nuslpedelung 1T, lpweit IS IiG UNI Sc,
meme banoelt, Die in Ni6mono uno umges
bung in @spabrlam rparen, at9elhlcieu, unit
Der AuapeGslun9 Der SIt5ieae liebt man i'm
9aufe Dteler 0ode entBe9en.
Sberlt @prcpran Miro 9egen Sberlt 9aniOr
au6gene6lslt werpet.
2uarttermeilteroprrdtbe lino BEN 6ruppeu
nit srltaunliGer SGnsligfeit 9~eliefert worpen'
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Gin .~Uetterer britlfder 9dmpfer a~bssfanaelr,

NewsgOrt, IL. Nu9uit. NaAri&teu
aus pprt 9toYal melOen, Dap pas &ancnen=
boot MaOiaa Den britilGen Dampfer u9aoU-
ria" ~ssfan9en nabm, ais CT NIT elmer srUbeu
9aDung 0afen &c. Die 8lCtape su purGbre-
DIN lu6te. Gin 0rief pom @s1Awaper BEL
MlObile pom Bitten Suit berihtet, DAP 6 8es
beIen nit loren Wafen aus Sort WOrean pes
l~ertirten unp an 8CrD Der 8rtsatte Sueque.
banna famen. SIR @e9 mar elm bGAlt &C.
fabrpOuer unO tie botten felt belAlOien liebe'
einanOer niener5ulAtesen, als li8 pteDer ein'
fansen gu laien. STUD tbren Nn9aben beltebI
Die @arntlpn pes Sort WtOrgan aus 600
800 Wfann. wUrunter etne erObe Nn3abl Nus.
I6nper 1T nnO III s~erin9en Wtperlt anp leilteu
wirOe. Sn Sort @utue6 lteesn 2 8atterieer
leiGter NrtiQerte, wel4e in Der SGlaAt be-
@bileb rparen.
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2Ofalbertate aus Wafhinatpn.

t @UrUners SnqueR. = &t&ter
SObniOn btelt em Samltas 2ei6enl6uu iber
ben &Grper zines Diannes, Namens 81, Soc,
pel4sr plSsli4 In 6oIee bon unmabisfeit 9s-
ltCrben mar. Oerltlbe mar Splpat i'm 1913.
penniplpanta 8est., aug wsl9em er tar,li&
%entloi1en purOe. Gr loGl Elm aebitneter Mann
5etpelen lein, cod l'tnt unmabt5teit batte ibn
rulnirt.
SOB bes NeD % IA. Sir t. =
Die 5ablrei6en 6reunOe bteles Maanes wers
Den NIT Shmer3 Die NahriGt BON Ietnem
So0e entge9ennebmen. @r mar ntGt alstn
"a Sabre lang Elm gutter Nreoiaer. lpnbern
audi etn aufrt6ti9er 8urqfr unO Yatript.
7 Samitren pbne 9icen3. 9.
2tf wurpe am 8rettd9 Don officer WetttnelY
BON Der 2. Warp perboitet unO Dor etnen Ntts
ter 9ebra6t, DER tbn um $21 befraft.
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Mn sic Deutf6en 8altimOre's,

BaIlinDre, ben 8. MN9ult 1861.
0as teuti6e Gpnntte sur l1utsrItisuns Der in ben 9tetBen
neutrality-suspicious. tefnbli6en gdtent,n, &ecpnsalt sesnten
unb Geneieaen, Bat iet 0erGfentlt6ung ietneS ftaften be-
ribes fplsenee ~ itere CABIN erbalten:
@en aus: QS. 81, TrauIein E6rrp So, Yb. 3 per 6 SIS,
5saS : San1I gett So Us. SdnaStter 70, .; Serne9 8. @DOel
81, q. u. NlasaTs ST. S.. S. 81, $. Uisper, 2. Q6penfubl 81,
Iauertnan 81, 5rductS garpner SIS Inb pom Baltimore Gam
men 6efeS $367.6I,
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9(us Der 8mmOes6amptltaOt.
Rrtedsbepdrtement.
@al6instun, II. NusuR 1861

@aIbinstOn, II. NusuF 1861. :
Die temppr6re 8erbtnOeruns oes 0etlens
Uiro fur n6tbis era6tet, UNI Dem Nusweihsn
Der 8erpftGtun9 Der Nus9ebun9 SOr3ubensen.
Dtelelbe be3iebt li6 aber ntdt auf Die Dope
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ftift Columbia III refruttren.
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