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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

DErERxIxED TO Go-One of the employees
in the Union Office Mr.. Robert Somers,
enlisted some days ago, but on examina-
ton was declared to be unfit for military
duty because he had lost his teeth
Otherwise he was sound and as hard as
iron. But Bob was not to be put of so
easily. He went to DR.. Greenleaf and
made . contract for . full set of dental
appendages. These were finished and in
serted on Friday, and he il now in Capt
Webs company, and If there il man
there that bites more cartridges, or makes
. better use Of them whom bitten, or who
gives . moro favorable account Of himself
any way than he, We shall be glad - hear
Of him. But We do not expect to hear Of
such . man.-Ptoria Union.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

GENIAL SroSE-It is . hard necessity
which civil war imposes, whenever it is
right to seize citizen, to imprison him,
and then to release him without letting
him or scarcely anybody else know either
why he was arrested or why he was re.
leased The National Inteligsneer, remark
ing upon the case Of the gentleman named
above, says:
The officer thus mystsriously released,
was just as mysteriously arrested in this
city, many months ago, and, withou any
charges being preferred against kim, has
been held in military custody by or order
Of the President ever since, until his re-
lease, without trial, few days ago. 1t il
haro to say whether such proceeding il
greater wrong to the government, to
Gen. Stone, or to the loyal people Of the
country, for, on any theory which may be
adopted, or in any light in which General
Stones conduct may be justly viewed. he
is entitled to be honorably acquitted of
the charges supposed to have been brought
against him, or the country may justly
demand to have him legally condemned,
if he has been guilty of any misconduct
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

Among the killed in the recent great
battles before Washington are Gen. Kearn-
ey, the terrible one-arme6 man." Gen.
Stevens, Of Beaufort memory, and Col.
Fletcher Webster, son Of Daniel Webster.
The most noted General known to have
been killed on the side Of the rebels was
Gen Ewell
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

PRlsoxEas EXCHANGED the secesh
prisoners confined at Camp Douglas, Chi
cago, since last spring. have finally been
released, some $50 on taking the oath Of
allegiance and the balance by exchange
Those exchanged are being sent to Vicks
huro
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

A mule driver in the army was swearing
at and kicking a span Of baulky mules,
when the general, who was annoyed ut
his profanity, ordered him to stop
Who are you?
Commander Of the brigader
sTm'commander Of these mules, and ] II
do as please, or resign, and you may hare
my place Z
The General passed on.
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Clothing for Ill. Volunteers to be Manu-
Jactured In the State.

CIOtn1nS IOF bns VOIunteeTS 10 DC Manu-
1aetured In the State.
In response to a suggestion Of the Gov
ernor of Illinois, Quartermaster General
Meigs, at Washington, has sent to Captain
Potter, at Chicago, chief quartermaster of
the State of Illinois, the cloth to make up
the uniforms for the Illinois contingent Of
the militia, with instructions to enter iato
contracts, if possible, for the making up
of these clothes, with parties in the State
The quartermaster general also writes
that he has authorized Capt Potter to pro-
cure largely of other supplies, such as can
be purchased or manufactured in the State
or its neighborhood, but not to enter
Eastern markets, or the Cincinnati market,
and compete with the agents of the
United States who are authorized to cor
tract and purchase in those markets.
Gen. Meigs concludes by saying that
any suggestion upon this matter, 10 aid in
more equitably distributing the enpendi-
lures of the government will be gladly
received by him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

We observe that Col T. Lyle Dickey. 81
Ottawa, has been suggested in various
quarters for uoGnination - the democratic
candidate for Representative IN Congress
for the Stats ct largo The manner in
which the suggestion i received shows
that Col Dickey i wonderfully stroag in
uublio4 confdence and respect Thai he
8 unsurpassed IN loyalty And patriotism
none will deny, in the which hi t6tions
speak louder than his words We shan
look for hrs nomination, or for that Or
some other equally as good democrat and
citisen.-Cxieaeo 3imss s'i'A -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

Nashville has its rumors and alarms,
but beyond pretty well substantiated re.
port that Foarest and his guerilla hand
were taken prisoners near Lebanon. Tenn
yn the LIST inst, rhere is no news from
tdere. 4i.. .a s..t, ~ s..s-iot.
From Corinth there arc reports that
Roseserans, who has moved southwark
with large army, is bagging numbers II
prisoners, but they are little more reliable
than r0mors. lis gs,.--.ssoH eds ni q.
West Of Cerinth, on the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, tlss ~erk has been more
serious A week ago i Was aAaertained
that Gen. villipieae had passed nouthsard
through Grand Junction With 10000 men,
and soon he appeared IN the vicinity af
Bolivar. He WAS sssailea on Saturday By
q rseonnortsrins party usaer It Col Hogg
Of the ID Ill Cavalry, and routed, Col.
Ksgg himself. however, beisg among the
Killed Nothing danatsd, hewsyer,. villi-
piSue pashed % acress ths Hatehis To-
wards aaeksea.1hses be ~asArain asuaiI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

4 Nova Seotian living near Boston, who
has resided in this county for many years,
recently sent word to his relatives in Nova
Scotia that he intended to claim British
protecticn and return home, 10 order TO
avoid draft His father replied to tho
following effect: TELL my son that hin
father has been . colonel in the British
army for forty years, and if he will not
stand by bis adopted country's flag will
70 myselfr'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

Chas. J. Ingersoll. recently arrssted in
Philadelphia for uttering sentiments in
tendingto discourage snlistmsnts, has been
released by order Of the Secretary of war.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

A CAxHc- Phillip Snyder, deitor OF the
Quincy Wing, an abolition sheet, for
months past has been heaping personal
abuse upon Col ]. n. Norris. He was
demonstrated with oy political friends
aud opponents. but would not cease. The
result was that Col. Morris, meeting him
on the street Saturday evening, gave him
q Gaming. -- ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

Tho General Buford who was killed in
the recent battle in Virginia, is not Gen.
y. B. Buford Of Rock Island He ID in
Tennessee.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

NTEM11nS o. the Jaekssn Guards. now absent, are
Nx psstively required 70 report within reasonable
time. 70 Theas ansy Esd, Ottawa. Who will furnish
trenspertaticn 10 Chicago, Of they win report them.
Dune. Col. Jackson, eenmsndant ct Camp Douelss
has Issued IN order compelling all Captains 10 report
tn order that they may be b. ought a. pr.
the absent members Of the Guards TO report IN Camp
o... TIL BARRETT,
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NJ A RR ] r ID

On the Is, inst. BY Arthur Lock GOOD. Esq Mr. JoHs
GAepyxa 70 Miss LrcY RoeIsoS. both OF this city
Al the Central Hotel in this city, the lst INST, by
the same, Mr.. JoHy LEONARD. Of Anbey to Miss LsBE
TICS. OF the teen o. Nanius.
On the 81 inst by the sane. Mr.. JAcos RrrrER 10
Mss MAay Horsss, roth OF the toe ~ Bruce.
On the ID inst. ~ the cane. M. Thomas }. LvLE to
Miss RnoDA A. MonKflL both 81 the Of Deer Park
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06
8)fat1t &tlR>
Drain tile for Sale at Ass
z. fHoRSE I co.'s
Hide and Leather etsre, Main ST.
Tar Sail Nef,es

Tar Sale Nst,ee
NOTICE 10 hereby given 70 the svners Of the seisv
IN iaH lands and Lots, and an when IL nay concern
thss q sale sflenqusnt lands and lets for city aud
held 1t the door Of the Court Hsuse In OTTAWA county
OF La eane and State Of Illinois, the I'D and 2Ssh
days OF december A. D. 1881, the undersigned became
the purchaser ofthe following lots and tracts and
the time Of redemption Of each will expire one year
i'sm the date Of said SALE to w.t. the 24th day Of Dc
eembef, A. D. 1854.
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hrm Of John Clancy Co., 10 about 70 leave fer tie
seat Of var with the volunteer company he 10 nev.
raaing, 10 necessary that the business Of the arn
at Ottawa shoald be settled up Immediately. Al these.
vhs are indebted TO them by note or account are
hereby requested 70 ea At their Office and settle ~ -
possible.
Their present large stock Of lumber Win ~ sold ssa
sss J. cLANcY o..
0tsawa, Aug. II, ises-S3. "a
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06
EST TRAY NOTICES.

BRswr Aess.-5sksn up b Thomas Mason, Of the
town Of Ssath 0ttsva, JulS 15tA, 1oo3 brown horse
fosr years eds u Ssrehsad and white OF hind
foet. Appraised Voice, dxty-evs dollars.
Seps. Z, 1e0. Q. ". RAYMOND, Ci1R.-
DAhK Bsown % DlAcK MAsK-Tsken N. BIZ John
Ladov. IN the town Of Hope. the IA day Of Juy
1852 adart hrovn black mare, With star In fore.
head, ohees on all round. about fifteen hands high,
little ett9s soPpooed - te about u years old. Valued
st e1A0o. e,W RiYNOND C,mx
0.l8
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

CArrUkEs-The U. s. steamer Hatterss
captured, while trying to rua the blockade
Of Berwick Bay, the rebel schooner Jose.
phine, wi b 322 bales Of cotton, boand fos
Havana The u 8 steamer Bienville cap.
tnred, on the 2lst ult, near Charleston,
the schooner Eliza, from Nassau, with 500
sacks Of salt end Eve cases Of cards The
mate admitted that it was their intention
to run the blockade The U. & steamer
Stars and Stripes captured, =. Ahe 9th
ult, near Wilmington, the schooner Elm.
beth, from Nassau, headed with salt and
fruit from Philadelphia
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

02ocaCr1lrc 10 CoxTIxvk-By general
order of the War Department. dated Sent;
1t, recruiting officers are authorized by
the Secretary Of wsr to continue ths pay.
nsat e bounty ard premium 70 recruits
for the a. seanetsar ssGimssts until ssr-
thsr orders. The monthly adsanae ui1
also 81 paid tAslcA seeeaits.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

Half . dozen iron vessels make mn the
Bsitih navy, and there are bat two OF
three docks in which . frat class frieate
IikS thoWasfior can Be placed 70 refit. -
So saOs ~ Londen Eafsrdas Rsvisv. But
for eoune unexplained reason, British b.
pers we have noticed, are more given 70
unt1.srate than overrate the English nav.
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EytrayeA.-.TwO Coees.

IvsTRAYED from the 90 ,scribsr, residing o. Duek
II Creek. m the town Of Dsytos, about the Asss of
August. TWO COLTS. one stallion, two years cd,
bay. both hin legs ana one forward ieg vhs star d
the forehead. and white spot side Of nose. ne
other also bsy stallion ca year DID, sAest aans
having been cut Of In spring. and legs darker esis9
than the body. -
Any person returning said colts 70 the undrsigDsl.
o. Iivang information whore they may b Sesnds IN
be hbesally rewarded,
Aug. 10. iSe9.-14w.< a 8 - 4. RIDER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

OFT .hout noon yesterday, (Hriday Aug 22d) near
Hrw,nr,s warehouse. in Ottswa, . sheep ska
,ectet.book, containing $50 in paper money, aSA
S95s in against different person: and ~ avor
snes 40 the sndersgDed or leaving Il ct Armour's
oSee IN Ottawa, By writing 70 the undersgusA NV.
rally rewarded. ANTON HAAK.
Address Norway p. o., Ia Saps es.-l.Iu.s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-09-06

until nisht, the rebels still holding the
bridge.
BAT now TO retsrn. Gen. Pope, hearing
q the attack 1t Bristow station (en the
26th) now Cor the frst time appears to be-
come aware Of the movement OF the enc
my to tho westward, and dispatches
Hooker's and Kearney's division north, to
look him up. They come up with large
rebel force near Bristow on the 9th. A
heavy engagement ensues, lasting all day
xntil dark, our forces driving the. ene1y
step by step to Manassas. Our loss this
day is reported at 800 killed and wounded.
Next Morning (2Sthl Hooker and Kearey
drive the enemy out of Manassas, who
etreated towards Centerville.
West Of Centerville bv this time. the
larger portion OF the rebel army had col
lected, and - this force driven by Hooker.
came in that direction to join the main
body, it was met by the balance of Gen.
Popes army, which had now arrived from
tho Rapeahannock. A sharp engagement
Allowed which lasted sEaia until night,
the loss being severe on both sides
Next morning friday at daylight, the
fisht WAS renewed By therebels (the scene
being southwest of Centerviile, nearly the
e,nCe se>sA of the battle of Bull Bun .
xsas aso.) Thsg commenced BY sadeav-
orine to turn our right, er the troops an
der command Of Sigsl They brought TO
hsar . heavy artiller fire, anc received in
Dslasa one equally - energetic from as
Ttree tines during the morning they
sdvasesdsiA mass upon Sigle, but were
mooess1hlly nssHAsd each time Sigel and
~ men fought nehlH till about 2 o'clock
II - aftssnoos, 1hsa hey were relieved
h0BKoassy aodsaooker, e Hsistselmas's
eosrG HE rseslA as,is tAeir usual psac-
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Der 81. GOn0reE.

9S a d 9tOn, 25. J!tr. SenIt.
Sn rer ssitrigrn SibIna pd6rte bic Bill, BIZ
mebrTsn gisnbabnen In MiIlcut bic vertraamG,
pig ale Srr. Staarn &ruppsn gratis ,u bsfSr'
errn BADEN, n&tsprlcwn9sr aus Siaiststsriid.
litttn rinr @rIbsntl& l&aNIsuns tspiGist.
Gin Serift iiter bic 8rIuItate rcr Gcnferen;,
Sommittrsn terer Sauisr in Seius auf bic S6ab.
amtsnctrn Bill purte erlaltst. Das @eIrb,
wte es jCBt pa6jrt IT, autCriiirt bic @usgate bon
$50 Whlrnen 9taIGr QaptrrssIp, bic ais eecb.
liGsS 3abimt!tel ertlGrt unb In allrn Staatata1
isn (aus9enrmmrn In ben 3cGdmtrn ftr Gin.
IubBUae, bic III 8aarsrlo be,ablt rrrcen milf.
l'nO lonte bon pripatsn anserpmmen wtrrrr
mullen. Die 3inIen brr StaatsI4uIrsn mdgn
in Saar8:lO bSnbt wrrOsn.
Sae $ III . trait bem 9nt6t Der @onfersn,
COMMITTEE iibr bic S6abamtenctsns 9ia nit 81
9r9en 80 Sttmnrn BEL.
Gin &ntras ron StsSrnS ron gsnnIolpanlsn
ruree anSencmmrn, Der 9luetunft iitrr bic aeaen
General SCRn 6. Grsmunt, ole 8sfsbIttatsr Ses
wsIlt6rn 0spaTtemsnts, esiatrts llRtrlu6une
pHlanat.
B d ton, 26. Gstr. Stnat.
llntsr ben Gin8an9en tsfanpsn fb eine petitiCn
lur etn au9GmFtnss SantrCtt9elsb; cine Dent
IfriIt Der msricinii6m 6acuItGt Su Nsuyurt oe,
gen bic GtnfdRruns Der SpmTppatbis Tel Der 9lr.
mee.
Serr McDCuDaa, SOn GalifCmicn, eraattdr
Bsrttt Gtrr bic Sia, bic Grrhtus elmer Gisn.
babn mad California bstuFsnb. DIE gabn lou
BON 9BisrcnIin auteetn.
9aus. 5sr GrrQers Bat um grlautnis.
ben Nntrag rtnJutrmgen, RAP tenn 0sn. baard
Itir feline in Der YrpfIamaticn pom 90. 8etruar
aua8sIprc6enrn meiln mb pat,ictiI6en @eEn.
nunDen unS fir feline miIitGrii6m GrfcIge ais
SsFstIsbatrr rrs MiTOur 9spattsmenls Der
Oant rts GCn9rsbsS auSssiprc6sn msrre.
NiGt sstatItt.
se 6tn9tpn, q. 8sFr.-Sfnat.-
setliOn, WaiI., brri6tsts tter bic SQ, bic gnle.
sun8 elmer NatiCnaI 0isbsrsi unb rinrs Sc6Ulens
tstrefftno. Gr empfa9l, Vpn rrr Grratung sines
Sc6cfsns at3uRetsn.
@uI BrtSRt's, ga, antras putbr tRI6lUTen,
bic Proclamation Nnpr. Sadion's ae1n gulii,
cation unb s9aI6n9tcn'5 @bI6iers,9lbrIs ,ur
SsrthrtlIm8 untsr's grIF brudsn gu lalIm.
&uf StsSsn's, pa, gntras purps ncb bic
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rtn3ussfiist.
Man natm Otann bic trllrttens Babl bss
9frrn Upton aus girsinien CUR 9rtanelung -
YSsitsr 9eIheb nthts bon gpihtiotdt.
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iol6e @ecerberitellun9, Die ale frdbere
Shmobbeiten unferer Staot8uCrfoTuns
gen bsibtbdlt, UNI Der alten partbei, ib:
rem Sellb0mnlel uno corrupten QtGnoes
run9en mieosr auf Die 8eine bilft, uno
i'm Sdu e6 ibnen nibt 0elin9t, bel Der
ndbitcn preiioentenmobl al iieeen, einen
jlpeiten, uno pietleitbt 9lud(ifern Ser.
iub MAIDEN f0nnen, bic Reoieruno in
elm lpieoerbcItes Slutboo 3u ftir,en, uno
plelleltt 9anj uno gar gu pernidten. -
Sebr bebultlib 1T ibnen Die Jmeite Still.
ltano6 uno 9eeuloi9 fromme uno ,,nibt6.
ld0en9e" 5lane-melde nit Ian0en Nm
8eilbter Ibre %o0noe fa!tet uno Sriecen
autprCol0Cn uno iud)en no fein Eriecen
Ju tinorn 1T. sic ilno betbGrt mir ba
ben nur 9anj pcni9 meEr Nbtun9 fir
ne, ais por Sclben, Die cine olte un0 Ter,
oorbsne uno iunobafte @Ortbei miercr
ms Gsten jurGtrufan Wcllen. Sie mo
gen C6 Oufri(btiD mcnrn - ourb ibre
Q1aolun9en ieoob lriitfn iie ibren lit,
teriten Seinoen uao Dem llnolif ibres
E1no36, Suite mo 8eiltano, cbne IS ;u
tpi0en.
NH!Q III ler 0Gtst lit fGr SrieSen. -
gSir ober bs9ebren euen felten, bauer
bofteu uno ununtertrUbenen, uno mo
mc9Iib emf gen Srieren. 28ir fno
uterjeu9t cap ourb cine tiQitebenoe
bdnoefaltenoe fermentation oerfctte ME:
nal errun0en piro. Sbne Gompf oitt
IS fein Sie9-ie barter Ger &f, petr
9lcrreiber Der Sie0. uWieerltebe cam
Seuftl, uno sr miro pon Dir llirbcn. II
28Ir btjpeifelten ME, Dap am Gnoe iid
Der Sle8 ouf uulere Seitc nei8en mGiIe
neil Sott CEN Nnalbld9 INNER ouf pit
Sttc Ger 8eretbti9tcit Icntt. 9iiemonc
fam Die 9trebti0feit Der llnicn6iabe il
3rslfd 3Iebcn. Gcllte icoctb beute ccl
&ricA oufbortn, 70 Gilt mob immer fCin,
Stillitlmn5 oeer Neutrolitdt5 NCtitf
mir mliiIcn fcrttampftn, bis mir cint
iol6t Gtaot5ptrfaiun9 baben, tie dbn
ijtDen 9taticnallibd, lptnn niGt fir i'm
mer ecb 0elriB auf uiCIe Sabren, ucr
bsu3t. Nuf Die 8ali6 Der olten 8utbo
nan oeir Srctinrir9e portbsi Fam et
ME 9eIbtbsn.
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SpGter UOm JErtegS(C6Nup(Nt5e
Die 9Sptpmdc SIrmee In Seiue0.
una.
Sen, Sanf'S 2(rmee nab Sirsinisn.
Bolivar uno Gbarlestctpn Don 3uners,
truppen bCfebt.
@erp S&Qfcl1tmnfnn.

Die bsibsn 8lfSsI Der erc6'n YotOmncs NtmrG
habrn Il6 in SrwsSun8 sslcbt unO ben potOmuc
iitFrl6ritten.
0ns 9cuiidsn tcs 8anFS'l6m Qrmre.G crps
be8ann lfBtrn NCntas, 2In bsIsm Gage, 8cr'
mtta9s, iitrritTitt bas 28 psmlpIsantl6e 8es
8tmrnt pcn Santg ScCt aus ben Glub unb BE-
lssten eas 9e9sniibr le9snpe Sarprrs Seup. -
Der 5sinS 3cg lIf, cbns sinen ShuB ,u tbun, tsi
Der Nnndberun9 unirrr Srupptn Surtd, 90 Ter
8stsllsn murtsn icrp6 gu 0sfanssnsn stma6t.
Sn ben natlen SHgsn folsrn er6esre 5ruppsn,
mdIien. Bolivar unb @barleetCpn, lVpis Elm
srObcr 8teiI rsS Sbsnunpoab 5taleS wurbn
pcn tsnlslbrn rrcupirt unb Gen. 9anfs I6lu1
istn Sauptquartirr In ScIipar auf. Sis tskt bal
unisrs grmre nirsenpS g8bnaanp selunrsn,
ntat Elm S6u6 iR atssfsuHt pUrpsn.
Sralrcsare in Columbus.
8altt9t +, 27. SER. Die Wrmp6is 2pa.
ldnfs Orn 9tllern mtlrst, beb @sn. 9rarssart
in Columbus sswslsn III. atrr tsm Scrridrn Der
Yer. Staattn 2rurren ss fir ssratbm srbnIter
bat, ben 9laB gu rdumn.
@uA fol- Naidpias in unIerm gsRBs ItIn.
Don Kcy Writ.
&ep % Z, SlUriba, Is. Jebruar. @ut
erm Snnsrn bss Qantss fcmmt tdal6 Baum.
wolr an, unb ttuts ssbt rin nit Cotton trlabrnft
S6tf mad NruYctt ab. Das gprttr IN bitl
lfpn, Der @CIunetetts3ufanp ausgJeiGnst,
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Stabttsn, raS ron Der petersburg @rtil!srie be-
ICst mar. Die Dampfturte paricn rniae 9cm.
ben 9sArn tie Sttllns Der 8rtrtlrn, bic rem Ga.
pitdn Nt6Ul5 Iein Yfrro untr tem 9ete tBpte.
ten unp Srst lsinrr Qsite Ssrwunestrn, rCrauI
Lt6 Die usbrissn mad Nurfrsssbcru 3urldSCscn.
Die Staot brannts MEIER.
Das Sufcn tsi Susar Grsrf, QrtanIas, In
tpsltem Der fistsnbe @m. prirr tsfanntlif tiif
tts sslsrnt wurps. rtro fpISsnpsrmaben ale Elm
GROCER Siss trI6rirbsn :
GInr Dspel6e pcn Sort Smit6 1dst :, Gen,
price unb Srrtut ftlaeen ii6 beuts nit tsm
6einre bel Sugar @rseF, Benton Gauntp, Grtan'
las. Das 9sIuItat III niGt tsfannt, unlsrs 5rup'
pen lino atrr bes GrfOIscs eswib.
gm Gage Dor SsiT. Davis gniebuns. am 81
5ctr., sri6ien I'm .,8iGmonb gBts" Elm artifsl,
Der tin dubsrit bittsres Gsrpammunss ssmtbsil utsr
Self. Davis tisbsriss 0tssisrun9 enttdlt.
Ssnr Rssi'runs, Iust r, III bic jsbt biz
traurt9ir JsbIeeburt, bic fte 9tIhiGte aufpFili
unp jrrm rtrniinItIsrn Monrs rrGnst Tt bic
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