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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09

the present, and proceed to organize into brig.
ades the troops mustered into service, and con :
centrating them in the vicinity of Newport and
CoviDgton.
Major ,mes H. Simpson, Of the U. 8. Topc.
graphical Engineers, Is charged with the con.
eTuction OF such field works ae 10 deemed neces-
sary for defensive purposes 10 the vicinity Of
Newport and CovDgton. He will proceed to
ex mine and repair the entrench ments already
thrown up, and will extend them If advisable.
Lieut. Colonel s. Burbank, 18Th u. s. In
faliry, Will continue to di'charge the duties of
military commander OF Cilonnati, and from bin
al ward Organizations for military purposes and
independent military companies, will receive
Instructions.
The resumption Of all lawful business In the
city nf Cincinnati, except the sale of liquors, is
hereby authorized, until four P. NJ, daily.
D. uagists, manufacturers Of breadstuffs, pro-
vision dealers, railroad, express and transfer
Companies, persons connected With the public
press aud all persons doing business for The
Government, will be allowed to pursue their
vocation without! interruption
At4F M daily, Sundays excepted, all mill.
tary organizations Of Cincinnati will assemble
tor drill. The members OF sueh orgeniz .tiol
Will hold themselves in readiness to rally &c
their places ofrrn iezvous at moments warn
1895 the signal Tor which will be the tolling of
the city bells OgaDiz .iions Of all able bodied
cuEens into working corps will be perfected ard
deails made from day to day, as may be neces.
sATy, so as 20 tqualizs the burden, and require
from each man the proper smount of labor.
The Daily Press last evening announced It's
temporary suspension.
City quiet to-day.
General Heath is reported at Williamson with
fifteen thousand men
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09

HARRISBURG. Sept. 7 Arrangements are be.
ing mace to forward to the entrance OF Cum
berlsud Valley oil the troops now here, and
other regiments from New York and the east
that are detained for that purpose.
Toe government has messengers extended
oil along the border. The rebel pickess ez.
tended TO vitnin seven miles of HsgsrstoWn.
Tney possessed themselves Of all shUes, CLOTH.
ing, etc in the stores at Fredericksburg, pay
log Tor them.
The rebels sAy they are going to Baltimore
The telegraph operator says be cannot hold the
de much longer. Nearly all the union men
have LETT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09

LoUIsvrLLE, Sept THE President has con-
CURED in the appointment of Chas. G. Gilbert
as Major.General, and VIM. r. Terrill as Brig
adler. .at
Col. Warner, of the le'h Kentucky, con In
law Of General Leslie Coomos, who was re-
ported among the killed at the Richmond fight
10 in Richmond recovering from severe wound
The rebels have burned all the bridges on
the louisville and Frankfort railroad, between
Bagdsd and Frankfort, except The bridge over
the kentucky river and small iron bridge over
q creek. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09
ustor Jonn o,Neiii.

We aro graufisd to learn that the prospects
Of the elecuon of our friend, John oNeill, In
the Muskinguu District, by handsome major.
ity, are very q uttering. He will make an able
and patriotic Representative Who will attend to
the interests of the country and phite men, leav-
ing the negro and slavery to be attended to by
the Constitution and laws after the rebellion is
crushed. the Union restored and law, order and
peace again assert their sway. II the people
Of Ohio elect patriots to Congress who will leg
islale for the eountry, not the nts'o, the war
restored to its former greatness, Hooking Sen
tiasl. 0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09
Rebel Cavalry BuFn Salt River
HTtdRo.

sHEPHERDsVILLE, Ky, Sept About Eve
hundred reoel cavalry burned one section Of
the s .lt river bridge this morning, damaging
but slightly the new iron pc,ion recently erect
ed.
Gen. Lumont has had his forces under arms
all day q. Lebanon Junction, expecting an at
tack.
All qule. south Of Lebanon Junction along
the line Of the Louisville and Nashville rail
road.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09
MARTlNspURo, Sept. Z,

MARTlNspuRo, Sept. Z.
To Major General Wool:
have the honor to report that the enemy's
four bundfed cavalry, who attacked my outposts
have been defeated with loss of about fifty
prisoners, horses and arms now In our posses
sion. Our loss is two killed and ten wounded.
Capt Gfovener and Lieut.. Sigou, of the l2;h
Illinois cavalry, state that the enemy's loss
greatly exceeds our own, but is not accurately
known. -..
(signed) JULIUS WHITE,
Brigadier. General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09
Administrators Sale,

David FINLEY, Jr., admir- on
David Smiley, sr.,
W.
Maria Smiley, and others.J
THE UNDERSIGNEDs AdmIutstras
tor Of the estate Of David Smiley. Gen deceased %
Of an or Of the Probate Court Of
eoupy and state Of Obi, to him directed, Will sell at
pnblio auction on the premises, on ~ @ rg
Tuesday, the s.b day Of September, 1862,
at about o'clock Of said ds, the following described
real estae, situate in the ounty Of franklin In ,ah
State Of Ohio, trwit:
The whole Of Military Survey No 5,2H for 81 acres,
In the name OF William POWELL granted to James Tay-
lor BY patent dated Oct. Is 1889, said survey being
founded upon warrant No. $50, and conveyed to David
smi ey, sr, ny James Taylor aud wife By their deed
dated March 3D. 1876, appears Of record 10 Book No
81 pages so and 81, in the RECORDERS office Of said
franklin county. II
The said real estate will be sold, free and clear Of
dover.
TERMs or --0ns.tbird Of the purchase money TO
be paid on the d.y o. sale the balance 10 two equal
nusl payments with interest payable annually, and to
be secured by mortgage on the premises.
Appraised. at $40 per acre.
Administrator Of David smiley, sr., deceased,
uQ2.adltwtd. H" .H "
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09
40 900 RebAIs Gross tho POtOmao-
Rebel Battery sitonced.


Rebel Battery siionced.
New YoRE, Sept Ia Washington letter
10 the Herald OF the night of the 6.b, has the
following; ltis understood that thirty thousand
rebels have crossed into Maryland It Is said
that secessonsts are buying horses here and in
Biltimore for rebel artillery and cavalry.
To night Mcclellan was placed in command
of the armies of the Potomac and Virginia,
The whole army was ordered to be provided
With three days ratioDs.
A section of Wheelen's battery silenced a
rebel battery on Thursday night. which was
amusing itself by throwing shells into our camp
at Munson's Hill, only eight miles from Wash
iugton.
Gen. Mcclellan is placing new regiments In
t. old brigades.
Fredericksburg is occupied by rebel infantry
and cavalry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09
Sharp Fight at salt River Bridge.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. THE passenger train for
BJwling Green, which lett here at seven O'Clock
this morning, returned from this eide OF Shep-
perdsyille, twenty miles south OF here. bringing
q report that the small Federal force 10 the
stock AIDES, protecting Salt River ijge, was
attack ed this morning by large force OF rebel
cavalry with artillery, supposed to be mountain
howfZers.
When our informant left, there was heavy
muske.ry and c4DnonadiDg.
Reinforcements have been sent from here,
but the bridge will probsbl, be destroyed before
tbeV arrive.
No telegraphic communication With soy point
eouLh Of Louisville.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09
FnrRTH DISPATCH
FROM CINCINNATI.

9en. WaIiacs Ro,t-ved SvOm Duty
hesumptisn 81 Bu.in sss.
CiNclsnAri, Ssptember7 General o. der No.
IL, Issued by Majr.Geueral Wright to-day,
says Msj,r General Wallace is relieved from
duty 10 Cincinnati, and will re'eir 70 Covipg.
ton, Whsse he will make his headquarters for
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09
Frederick, Maryland, Occupied By
heDol0.

Frederick Maryland, Occupied By
heboIs.
BArTiMoaE, September 7.-Frederick, Mary
land, was undoubtedly occupied yesterday, be.
tween ten and eleven o'clock, by the rebels.
Part of the force turned of at Backey yetown, as
II going either toward the Washington road or
Baltimore pike, crossing the Potomac at three
pvints.
SECOND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, September 7 -Fugitives who left
Frederick la,t night report the city occupied by
about Eve thousand rebels under Gen. Hill
cavalry, iDtsntry, and artillery.
The rebels issued proclamation promising
protection to private properly, and appointed
nrovost guard, Purchases are being made with
Uaited States Treasury notes OF cattle and
horses, which were sent back toward the river.
THIRD DISPATCH.
BALTIM'RE, September 7.-It appears from
private accounts that the rebels crossed the
Potomac Friday night and early yesterday morn
iog, and thence marched to White Oak Springs,
within three miles of Frederick. Que of their
6rss acts was to seize the bridge over the Mon
ocacy. Tne regiment guarding this point
evacuated their post on Friday.
Great numbers Of persons were leaving Fred
erick 10 day and yesterday, and proceeding to-
ward Penney lvapia. Accounts from Hsgers-
town say that many Union refugees from vr-
Rinia had arrived there.
FOURTH DISPATCH.
BALrimoaE, September Further reports
from r, F,.deriek cay that Bradley 8. Johnson
vas made Provost Marshal.
Rebel troops passed through town and en-.
csmped In Winan's woods, about mile beyond
the city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09
THREE TRAINS DAILY.
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus In connection with Trains on the
LITTLE MIAMI AND COh.um uy,
AND XENlA RAlLgOADS,

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPREse-Leaves Columbus at 400 A. NJ,
VIII stop at Delaware, Ashley, Cardington, ailead
Gallon, and at all stations North Of Gao1; arriving al
cleveland At $50 A, n. DunkiTk ass p. M Buffalo
a9o 2. NJ, New York 10 Am, Boston 800 P. N.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK ExPREss-Leaves Columbus at II:lC
A. o. VIII stop at Delaware, CaTdiuSton, ailsad,
oreSline, bhelby, New London ellington and Graf,
toni arriving at Cleveland ut 335 P. M Duukirk gU5 r
NJ; Buffalo lGss P. NJ, New York 500 P. NJ, Boston
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPREsS-Leaves Columbus at $40 P
NJ. VIII stop al ali stations south Of Shelby and q,
salem, New London We lii gtOn, Grafton and isrea ar.
irving at Cleveland at $40 2. M. DuuktIk $50 a M
Buffalo $50 A NJ. New York 9;UO P. M, Boston IL As
2. M. -
c0NEKcTIoNs.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
AZ orestline with Pittsburgh It Wayne and Chicago
Also for Chicago
At Shelby, with ssndusky, Mansfield and Newark Rail.
road for all points Oh that road Also for Toledo.
At Cleveland, with Lake shore HailIoad for Eris.
Dunkirk, Buffalo, New York and Bostone
fatent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
6G9gc0e Chected hrotSh 20 NetO York and Boston
V1a EeooLdad; also. 70 PAnIdelpALa asd
Nes0 York rtd OSssltHS.
RETU RNING.
Night Express arrives at Columbus at Il:3O P. H.
Cincnpsti hEpreso arrives At Columbus ~ 90 A. NJ
Accommodation arrives at Columbus at IO:L5 r. N,
Fare an Low as by any other Route.
AK toT Tickets no NssiLine OF Cierelsnd
y. o. FLINT,
superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
ooiunibus, Ohio.
Columbus, May 7.lse2.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09
AYERS
SarSaparilla


And for the speedy cure Of the following complaints
ScrOfula and scrofuIOus AHec tions, such
as Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, EruptiOns,
PimpIes, Pustules, BlOtches, BoilS,
Hiains, and all Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind, 9th June, 1889
j. G. AVER Co. Gentsi / feel II my duty to 40
knowledge what your sarsaparilla has done for ma
Having Inherited Scrofulous Infection have suffered
out in Ulcers on my hands aud arms; sometlnes Il
turned nwnrd and distressed ut the stomach. Two
years ago broke out on my head and covered my scalp
aud with Sore which painful and loatsoa
beyond description. tried lnany medicines and several
physicians but without much relief from any thing III
,'t The disorder grew worse. AZ length was rsioiesd
Alternative (Sanaiparal for knew from your teputs
ton that any thug you nude must 10 good sent e
Cincinnati aud got It, aud used II I'LL II cured took
It, as you advise in small doses Of tsaSpoonful over
month, aud used almost tree bottles. New and heihy
skin soon begun to form under the scab which amer
while fell Of Ny skin is now clear, and know by my
feelings tint tho disease has gone from my system You
we'll believe that feel what saying when tud
YOU that hold you to be one Of the apostles Of the age
~ ALFRED TALLEY.
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose or ErysipeIas,
TetteE and Salt Rhe un, scaid Head,
Ringworni, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
DR.. Robert n. Preble writes from Salem, N. Y, l2ib
Sept 1862 That he has cured an inveterate case Of
Dtopy, which threatened to terminate fatally, by tue
perseVerlng OF Sarsnpara and also dangerous
Malignant ErysteLas by large doses Of the sanei says
nrorcI,ocsIe. C,oItre ar syeIIed Neck.
n,,''1 g, -. ~. ID. ..rI.. ,,o,
AeD.oil ooal OF r,TsieeL ,eAiIs M w, Wiz IA
ues OF your oaisnpntlla cueo w Iyii s
eous swelling on 'he hech' "h'o' h"u Sune'e" "'N
over TWO years.
hSH01rrh@a Sr.o..,r s, OF WeS, SoIa WVn m.snnsaS'
DR.. ]. h. g. Charming, Of New York City, writes "I
no5t e'eeruS copy VIII Wv ~ -, yo sion,
syng nave ip'nu yonr e'Snn',,n ,,, . ~ Iii 90
stlhtiVe ~ .no nMsrous % o"Iln"' M ~ r', % mi.,,,s
employ sucn remedy, Dut eSIeciny W 5sne i. ns,s'
., tlo ocrS'in.s ah,ers tSo % v.,'n nsJ hJ J a
u,e rSgs u % i@uciIn m uy ~ nv H. s"J , % % Ir
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09
Gbe Obiu 6tatesnram
DAILY. TRI.WERKLYA AND WEEKLY
MANYPENNY & MILLER,
aUBLIsHJRS AND PROPRIRr0RG

E Office Nos. SO, ~ and 40, North High st
TERMS INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
O@hy 90 90 per year
BY the Carrier, per week, l916 cents.
vT,,WSoHiY wSsSIS' 9 90 90 per year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09

Trains leave Columbus daily (sundays e1.
cepted) as follows:
@LLI~lHs' VIA gTSunnrvrIlR.
"~A' u &SS 2. nj. $50 A. Mi 1lilOA.M.
ARRIVE AT BE1LAmS,
W:SO A. H. lGUOP N.
ARRIVE AT sTAuBRRvIlL1,
EV3 r. NJ lEleP. d. lIl8 A NJ. 5:a6 P, n.
~ ARRIVE AT HTTsBuRau
xSO r. " &sO A. NJ ssS P. N. 800 P. NJ.
Via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad:
Leave BenWoOd. .",. ....l l:t0 a. N, 1000 P. M.
Arrive at baltiwors...... 6:tO 2, N. 500 M
ATri'eat Washington City, ,6:t5 P n. 6:45 p. NJ
Arrive at Philadsp sphia. -. Ii:OO p. NJ. lic0 p, NJ.
Arrive al New Yofk...... Gl5 A. NJ. l:bA NJ
Via PernSylvs MIA Central Railroad,
Fast Line. Express. Mail.
Leave PitishurFh... .e3D 2. N, 400 z. M aOO A, NJ,
AfrVeat HaITisiaTs, SIS A NJ. quo A, NJ, 100 P. M
Arrive at h'isda. .a:2S A.. M $40 A, M, S:25 p M
Arrive 81 New York, 2OU P. IA. 63UA N. IUdO p M
arrive at Baltimore, 1870 P. NJ 6OOA M. $50 r. N,
Arrive Wash City, t:UU P. h. 800 N. ..,..,,...
Passengers desiring tickets to the above rouss via IN,
tenbsy lvahis Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
snenio be particular 70 ask for them via Belsire or
Sttubenvile.
I. A. HUTCHINSON,
~Ss General Passenger Agent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-09
Dyspepsia, Heart Disense, Fits, Epilep-
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia 81

Many remarkable cures Of these Affections bave been
made 6y the Alternative power of this medicine. 1t snu
ates tile vital functions Into vigorous action, and titus
oyercomes disorders which would be supposed beyond Its
reach suc romedy has long been required by the ne
cessities OF the people, and arc confident that ls VIII
do for them nil that medicine can do
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-31

~loluttan a%nsencmrnen, pslde Oesfigf, pap bts
Gtabt uno County Oblt5ationeu pea Gan
Tranetsec luw0bl btsr ais IN 9Ifv govf tl
Sob ausbe5a9lt trsfoen
Oie 9~eais(atur son Oregon vegta3tt IId)
ana II. Die Snuptrslultate Der 5eiiion ipa=
rem. ein gi0tlseieBbnG uup aa9sltsine Gor=
porattons : Gelsbt, eth g5uhfraeft wsl@ta
10 Yrusent gum seieblid,ea 3aiafpb madt,
nur BET 3ablung tn 6aytBelO II Dro3. Elm
@eisB iber Gcmpa9npnseldafts uno sin Dt
lttdrsefeb. 9 a.s
Den Bits gum %. Ofto6sr sebeaoeit Cali
fOratl6en NaGri9ten Des Dampfers ogDlper
Nge" BON banana entnebmen mir nod Solf
Sn @aripola III cine neus &upfsrm'fs
tpproen, Deren Spuren IT'D meblfre
Weilen melt perfplsem lafen. Die Gntpe
dung Bat eiel Muflebea errest, bas er3 9let@t
BEN beS beri6mteu Rupfers Der OpOltSaoer,
Die RupfsrproOuttipn @aliSorniens s~efsaltet
INNER bebentenber uno Serlpriht balp
BITE pihttste mad Der @elcprconcticn 81 sper~
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Midtiaes bnu lalbniae.

Die Gtabt einseid,lpfem. = 9nnsersnptb = Shs
EenncTeer ellen ;u iDrem @ntfas.
Dem Cincinnati Commercial pom Dtens
taae entnebmen mir i~clsenoe Oepelbe Spn
QcutSbtle
STR baben NalbptGe 3eitunsen pom %. b.
Mcnats. Die Stapt lit poultanots ourd,
@uertQabanpen BON DIR ~umeesenp abseldntts
ten; bic 3ufubren lino o%bseldnittea, unp
Rauf unD ysrfauf baben falt gdn;lth aufee
bort. 6leiIb 1T mob pcrbanpen, aber Sc.
mafe, Butter, &ale unb Gier babsa II enorms
Vreile errsi9t, Oab pteie setene6eolrfniIe nur
Weni9en 3u9an9lt6 fnp.
Nm 81. purpe aus ylaibpiQe cine 8pura.
9ier= grpebitiOn e%ntlauct, Der IS 9elang, Bic
au Der In Gunner County bslesenen Nlaus
taae bes i'm 8ebelenpisnlfe lte9enpen geueral
9 Opaellon, Iurte 3i elmer benaAbarten
6arm Dor3uorin9en, 100 Deutt aud allies @t'
eentbum seS Generals, nit Mnsnabme leiner
Neaer unD ibrss NnfeberS, eOnfscirt tpuroe.
Die Beute beltanb in me9r ais 800 S6len,
800 @Aafen, ebenlo ptel SGwetnen, SurfeYs
unD Sabnern In Mense, oubsrpsm In 800
0asenlabunsen 8crn, Safer II. No., tpel&ss
aaes elidlt9 In Nalbsille ein9sbraGt purce,
Gs berr1Gt pirflt6 6unserSnutb inter Der
8.SSlterung. Sbee tcfet S. per Dfunt ;
@inbFeiI@ 80 Gents ; e~epGbnltder brauner
3uder 81; Mebl 50 per BARREL ; isper ans
pere Mrtitsl 1T In Demlelten 8erbaltnie.
2m DpnnsrfaSe wuroe cline Expedition
entlan9 Der Mturfree5bprp QanpIfraBe selGidt,
In Der Mbli9t, NIT ben Nelellen etnen Straub
3u beleten, mo fane aber Bier niGts BON
linen; fat belen ipnrben Die Gruppen mil
lautem 5ubel bon 200 padern lOYalen Sf-
Genne6eern besraBt, bic lfA burd'8 @ebtrst
aeI6liben batten, TIM liA nit NesleY's Streit-
Fr1ften az ~perbtnoen. Sic 5usen nit Der Gr.
petition In NnI6piQe Elm unc purben auf's
bersli1lte bepilfcmmt. 4.
Gin Sptcn tpurbe, wabreno &C unlere St
MEN at bur1l@lei1en perlumte, BON Den Dor
ppfen a~ufsebuben. Man fano BET ibm elm
per~aamentrCGe NIT Den Namen ppn $50 Ser
Ilpueu, Die bepa6net ttnb bfreit iparen, iA 1t
tn benz Nussnbltde, no Bic GunfDperirtfn ct
nsa g(nsrif auf Die @tapt MAIDEN mStteu
3u er1eben uno Die 9, 81, Sruppen NIT au'
46er Staot su treibsn. @ofort bemddtiste fd
Sen. gisslsp aqer @afsn pee Stabt uni
lantte ben @ptpn in's 3u@tbaus. IuBeroen
erlieB CT ale @ommanbant BON Wa1bpile elmer
8sfebl an ale Burger, BET lAtperer Straf
ale nod In ibrem 8elise btinpltGen 0afel
i'm 6auptquartter ab3ultefetn.
@ablide Notsn ueGleln tn NalbSiae seSsl
Srealurbnptsn pte folSt: Union, State uni
Ylantersbant, II psf, 8anf Of Gbatta
uucsa, @cutbern unp Mempbis, 40 psi
9ant Of Nal6piIe, 50 psf. NOrtbern Ban
uub 8anf Of Miboleton, 80 psf.
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merrimac SO, Q

SORT Monros, 90. Sept. ueber ben
Mferrintoc go. 2 beriGtet-e eth aus Der &ebel=
leneefamgsnl9alt 5uradsefsbrter MaAn, bab
er bas Shif esiebsn babe uno an Borb bes,
Iel6en 9eweIen fet. Geiaer Nmsla9e 5ufolee
III es Durdlpss uno iGpfr nit Gilsn gepan~
.sert, bate pamalS MIR cine 8anoue an 8crc,
gelhaft nerben. Gr werbe in bret Wp6en
fertts leiu. Setne WalAiae lei cine lebr
trdfttse uno ffse i'm in Stano adt Wasilen
BITE Stunbe 3u MAIDEN.
Gr meint, tpefin Die 8ebeuen pas @eriGt
ptrbreitsn, DAP bas S9if mibluasen iei, 10
psrbe cs serabe gum Quslaufsn fsrtts ietn uno
70 piel SAapen pie mDeltA anri9tsn.
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t.G inabolbital aanh 0,eaern

F'&tn 00lpit0f aaub. - Oefern
perbaftsts Der DfufoBmarlaau fc(asnbe WerlC.
men, Die ais Warter i'm @teus3er 9oIpitat an.
Seitsllt !parea unp oaIslbl ais Dtsbe eutbsdt
puroen y. @lementS II. Orau @at6. Duu.
eroap uao 2 Nsger, WamenS Nlbert @i(
Inan'S unp Glen 8ulbro0. Sci Gbp. Gle.
ltlents fano man cine eolpene ubr, bic als
pas @tssnibnm zines Vattenten ioentif;trt
ipurpe; audi fanO nan bel inn $3.50 uno
BET Gatb. 8OueroaY $12.25. 8et Der oan-
gen @eleliAaft fan0 man a6er 500, re(de
pen 0afltaebfits @ommi61irsn entwenbet MIR
ben. sic ipurcen ben gipil 8ehGrpen ,ur
t,aberen lntsrludun9 ii6erliefert.
7 5ansltNe unrnle.- Gin Mlon-
ta9e nabm Nayp Seifsrt einea Darrant Gt,
rats nm loren @bemann arretiren Il, lolTtn.
nntsr ber Mntla9e bab er i6r an fIinf,ebn
Dollars Wertb 3aieratb aeltc6len babe. @r
tpuroe arrettrt unD Dor Suffice GlaYton ass
titbrt. Der 6all fam gsfern Na6mittua sur
SerRanoluna, uuo g srgab iih, oab Der 6err
W5mabl von DrCselliCn Gin 2nmpenlamm(sr
let, tn Der . @traBe 3ipii4en Der leA5ten
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