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MEMBERS OF THE FIRST PERMANENT
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.

SENATE.
ALABAMA. NORTH CAROLINA.
WIN l. Yancy, George Davis,
Clement G. CLAW VIM Il Dortch.
ARKANSAS. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Robert w johnson, Robert w Barnwell,
Charles b Mitchell. james l. Orr.
FLORIDA. TENNESSEE.
A f MAXWELL Langdon G. Haynes,
VI Baker. Gustayus \ Henry.
GEORGIA. TEXAS.
benjamin Ii Hill, Louis I Wigfall,
John w Lewis. W Oldham.
LOUISIANA. KENTUCKY.
Edward Sparrow, II Burnett,
Il Semmes. William Simms.
MISSISSIPPI. MISSOURI.
Albert G Brown John B Clark,
james Phelan r S y Peyton.
VIRGINIA.
r NJ + Hunter, Total number, 2G.
VIM b Preston.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-29

CONFEDERATE VICToRIEs-Since the 1st of
May, Providence has blessed our arms with a
series of most decided victories at
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BARLEY WANTED.

I want to purchase, Immediately, all the BARLEY
can get for which the highest market price will be
paid. MARTIN MJNZLER
Charlotte. Oct 90, 1861 If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1862-07-29
CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT

Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, President.
Alex II stephens of 6 Georgia, Vice President.
j. P. Benjamin, of Louisiana, Secretary of State.
G. w. Randolph, of Virginia, Secretary of War
G. G. Memminger, of South Carolina, Secretary
of the Treasury.
8. r. Mallory. of Florida, Secretary of the Navy.
TLos. H. Watts of Alabama, Chief Of the Depart
ment of Justice or Attorney General.
j. H. Reagan of Texas, Postmaster General.
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HIGH PRIcEs OF NEGRoEs.-The Charleston
Courier, of the 18th, says that at an auction sale
yesterday, by John S. Riggs, Esq, the following
exceedingly high prices in cash were obtained:
For black girl, Is years Of age, 81 45O; man,
25 years, 1865; man, 38 years, SSO5; man Il
years, s775; and an elderly woman, 40 years,
s4s5. The men and the woman were very
ordinary negroes indeed Several very ordinary
servants were also sold at the came sale, at cor
respondingly high prices.
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ONE WHO FOUGHT BY HIS SIDE.
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Adjt aud Iusp. General
, 1862-07-10

Of the heretofore talismanic word, Democracy,
proclaim to the world that they are, in heart and
soul, sympathizers with Davis, BeAuregard, Ste-
phens, Iancey, Pickens, Mason, and Slidell, in
their effort to destroy the great principle for
which the patriots of the Revolution fought, and
which Jefferson proclaimed in the Declaration Of
Independence: "Life, Liberty, and the pursuit
Of happiness"
Voters of Pierce County, Every mail that
brings us tidings from the East, aye, and from
California and Oregon, to say nothing Of our
sister counties, contains the intelligence that old
party lines and issues have been swept away, and
that Democrats, Wings, Republicans, Free Soil
ers, and everything else that had q name, have
been swallowed up in the universal cry for the
Union, which certainly ought to teach us, on this
Northwest coast, that our duty is to 60 and do
likewise.
Let us throw away the sins that have 50 easily
beset us, march to the polls on Monday next,
and vote for the men who were nominated by
the Union Convention. They are all sound Union
men, and BY electing them we shall testify in the
most emphatic manner our appreciation Of the
best government ever created by man. Z.
, 1862-07-10

Of confscation laid upon our estates and repu.
tation. Verify those who are not for the Gov.
eminent, in this hour of peril are against it, and
for its enemies or oppOserS, we are sure from the
tenor Of this order, there is no balm in Gilead.
We know not who are watching us, therefore let
us speak and rOt' for tho Union, lest by our ST.
lence We subject ourselves 20 unjust suspicious.
II A SCRsCRIhER
, 1862-07-10
UNION NOMINATIONS.
PIERCE COUNTY
Election Monday, July II, '6N


For Representatives.
CHAS EAGAN, A. B. RABBESON
For County Commissioners,
Puyalup Preeind, WIN. H. KINCALD.
Muek Precinct, CELAS BITING.
For Sheriff
EGBERT Il. TUCKER.
For Auditor,
JAMES NJ BACHELDER,
For Treasurer,
JOSIAH H. MUNSON
For Coroner,
DANIEL COLLINS.
JEstioss Of the Peace, SsiLdoOom Precinct,
HUGE PATTTSON, A. B. RABBESON
Consta6Ies, StsiIaoO0m Preeind,
JEREMIAH SHELLEY, JAMES FRALI
For JuStiee, PuyalluP Preeind,
WV SHERIDAN
For Constable, PuyaHup Prscinet,
LB LEACH
For Justice, MucE PrSeAet,
a. j. BURGE
For Constable, Muck PreeiRa,
H. SMITH
, 1862-07-10

ditor none can accuse Of dislOyalty. lie has a
large, interesting and truly worthy family: He
himself began the world poor but industrious
boy before the mast and, by his assiduity and
attention to duty, he worked himself from COM
mon sailor to mate, and from mate to master Of
as good ships as ever hoated, aud from their mast
heads threw to the breeze the broad and ample
folds Of our national flag. Neither the old ship
nor he who once had the honor to command her
have ever been known to strike III ir colors to
the enemies of freedom. Capt Bachelor is fully
competent for the position he has been nominated
to fill, and we hesitate not to say that, when
elected, be will strictly and faithfully perform the
duties Of his Office 1t is true, he could not cul-
tivate farm, make q TIN pan, or plead case at
law as well as some others, but it is equally true
that some others could not perform the duties Of
sailor as well as Capt. Bachelor, and It is just
~ true that Capt Bachelor has y better educa-
ton and is better qualified to perform the duties
Of Auditor as are either Of the other two propo'
sitiOns enunciated. Could Gallagher make an
exhibit for the County without the assistance Of
the talent and experience Of his predecessor in
Officer Consult the record and you will find
that Henry +. Bradley, ESQ, has performed most
II not all the important calculation and duties
pertaining to the, office; Mr.. Bradley we know is
abundantly competent to perform all the duties
Of Auditor, and have occasion to believe that be
might still be occupying that position had he
have been more cautious in the persons 10 whom
be gave bis confidence 10 former times. Capt.
Bachelor, We believe, if elected County Auditor,
will have sufficient mOdesty tO keep his place,
and will not endeavor to control the actions Of the
COMMISSIONER Court and If be should happen
, 1862-07-10
voTERs o. PIERoE coUHTri

|I.I y "a AAAN. W. ATMAIAAAM |k4kMAM
On Monday next you win 60 70 the polls and
deposit Your ballots for men 10 an the various
oflcas which viii be made vacant By reason q
expiration Of terms You are all well aware Of
he fact that Two conventions have recently been
held Il different places, both on the same day,
i5f fhs purpose Of nominating candidates 70 take
tho places Of the present incumbeala One ol
lheao -by hF tbe best attended and most impor.
iunt--was csllod IN The uars and for the saIso q
the Union irrespective and regardless of Old
party ties pseudices and prediieetiops. and was
composed Of men Who not only have : leeuI right
70 suffrage, but whose readings and teaching.
cohvince them that thtro Is, at his crisis 10 ths
Affairs Of our country. one thing thai should Be-
hold paFamonnt 70 everything else, viz, tht per
pslulty Of TIE Union, which esn only Be assured
By .hs eomplsis vipins out % the aeeurssd 70
bellion that now exist h our counlEy, and which
has rs secret lympathHprs IN our very midst
Beware of lhess wolves IN sheepis clothing l6l
they not only ssek % destroy our Republican
institutions. but hssdil Our characlefs and stab
ui n he dark Keep sharp lookout ior theml
They are around nnd about you night and day,
and you can assure yourself of SAFETY from theI.
eownrdly md dastdtdly assauIts only By ihe 1t.
most vigilance. ~Bs inaflnl 10 season and oul
q season. Look sharply and with clear eys
ii every direction, and note ths movemenls and
actions Of every man.
We have spoken Of one q lhesu Conventions
ne Union Mass Meeting, and vii now briefly
, 1862-07-10

For Justice, Mues FTeeH'ef'
A. j. BURGE
| r. C..,.LJ. Ill u...;n.,
r" "O"',aO's, %I, Maon 's'''
H. SAIIh
, 90, 4.
| AtByrds Mil, on the 2Sth ultmo, mostot the
sound and substantial Union men, and more than
half or ths votsr, or pieres Countv. met In Con.
-.,. IL. A.. .,,..,,. ~ 49,. - h.o.,,.Io,,.,
's"NO" iOi sus P1'PSo' " OOe =
men ana pAulotS 70 o'ol ereeung IN a'ear' upon
which to lay their past political predictions
and partisan feelings, and Of making . willing
sacrisee Of them all for their eountry's good
Everybody appeared 70 We win MS nelgboor IN
making patriotic sacrifices and in offerings for
the Land and Government our hthers' blood has
purchased their virtues ennoeled, ana their valor
transmitted 70 US, their children, In our day and
time 70 cherish protect and in our turn TO trans
init to our posterity. The following resolutions
expressive Of the object and sentiments Of the
meeting were unanimously and enthusiastically
adopted; mqalp baa il1 7Wa ~ pss;1
Whereas 10 this the hour Of our common
UToes peru ~ 2, wa 1i .nl. .noss
Union. he Ccnstiiutiou, he laws aSd Govern.
ment Of the United States, should Be placed in
luthodtys Or Offices q trust within the ga q
.ns PsopIes ~ -. ~, y, Y. ....s. !.
-, sIiISstens this 49, dsv - Nv, svnss -, nssrosc ,.'c
devotion % our country us iitosnsn, and nouinals
and sustain only sound Union men. r
Ana q : .n,.t Iastiel resolved Ihas We heartily
,-Hc. @.,'i N. 1 Co.., = ~ n n '., ~
oinrtr "a oalri rnbalon n.,d r,ailai n. io-ition
, 1862-07-10

ThsIIsdleaI ana Surgical Iasutuss
OF Dn l. J. cEAFEkT h already secured n position vhlsA
places n - ~ propelof ar above he anlau q envy and
prueoalona malice. In he achon Of Innoo hlhalt
pl1es ere ogn awarded % pFacohors In t Department
o. medical acence, and they occupy viii oheTa an equally
LOFTY position IN he prolelson hcnFd uIirioiI
ample, shining light among he philosophical stars o. he
age n Europe, and Dr. C1apkay has uy equasd him h hs
country; proof of which, tia rhadelphii Co|eTs 81
Medicine complmented hmNh Diploma, and he honoraEy
dd edem degree Selecting this he asld q opsTsioi,
although qualified rudnats of the UnVsrsy n PEN,
and The late chief huIgson Of he Hungarian Revolutionary
army lo mo.e extended lahoF1 Dr. i Clnptny has beat
hs ealns aslon 10 tho eur q chIouls md plals -
eases IN which he has become uat e1pef that hs
nov rgardel aa he leader n this branch o. m pFolllun
hFou1h9l Ne United elaea and bic portrait and boapg
are punaleo aa matter Of Interest % a readers N The most
exclusive onTnals The Doctora ocel are IL HE Medical
and In1'uln Icr1mlnio street corner n Lcdoa
doE neaIy eppollil ne bndnG of s nAdno Nan alsan-
- We - ne par,eulur uiisnuon q our rsadsrs % As
s.e.n e.ltheataa q rsmaEtnbs cures N unoi euunnd
Dk \ cIarKaFs rl,lu,u ni,aio.l usa luIslu. 1n.,i
nie % laennenla .lrett below Dppolils -
Rur'l1 ul Elamnhp ComrAnyl omrp lan rflnclpo. Ite
potlof ol1 iloe conlnialon, and anta remunuaton
~ reson. not vllhng % lols time N cor5spond.nes.
pleas. cnooss 90 their siirl and ey u get lmnedlae
attention p 'hely eaf'l. - !, !, -. "a
biam si dsdsft.ssi ~ frahslso' OIL
, 1862-07-10
PUGET SOUND HERALD,
sTETLACoo1E, W. T,
luzsday Morning. July 10. 1862.


b., .,r
nousn no pseP.l.'O, - - -. Il, ..,..,,.-r
e.Aens =. vae se,sO...'O' .;S ~ =, -. w,h
90 our n-uOa S'Isu, ~ ~ rsh.,.S = Nv -.
gyui,s ol small arms, followed BY the burning Of
arseFaehsss and the unfarling Of hags, the town
pr.ssn,ed sn animated scene throughout the day.
IN The lbFsnoun, the Revenue Cutter Joe Lane,
ron Port Townsend, anchored OR the town,
and Hrsd national salute at noon Another
salute vas Aired Il The same hour At the garrison.
When nirhs eel in, The town was illuminated
hWlth fireworks: nearly every dwelling contri-
s6nsi.y its sb.re toward ths general Inflammation,
"a exbibilinr ! display scarcely excelled In
ls,-.V ,Owus shan. s.eilacoom. An impromptu
Nh ess rutt,1 No ID the evening, ct the Ma.
i.,siel An. Wbieh vas lnrrslv attended By the
iy,ol.r;,. a ne dance. Who enjoyed themselves
,ilbost r,s,T,ipt up 10 a late hour Of the night.
a esn,,d.r,ble number Of our citizens were
lssmoth.t d;npuoin,ed IN the failaro Of the
'.,.,,,.- a korss IN from Victoria Il time 70
,n,bIs tl,,m - p.T,icip.te il de festivities q
n, olvmpiru.. win whom they nd proposed
=, -, 4. .,lrl.v,tinv tle dsy We leurn from
49,, vbo Veoi q overland that the arrange-
n..i. ~ ~ - IN Il OLYMPIA were ID that
.,6li 3 ,.i,,d. nd th.t ths picnic, ban, etc,
49, % - P..-..1.y. ~
Mu1brnAsD sUnrnHf RzEsUlIOs --On Non
az e0.n ~, nAlse 2. sns t'o'se.y ~ 49,
~ n'a ossn l's aoae ~. w ysn.s ssI.es'. q Z.
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~ =.
nane.ee o.'lls ". " u. .s... I, -
a % y .re'7.' y os.''s - !,
,t-.o.. ror 'n' ',P 2, sns o.nl y ~ 81, !.
n' .e ~. y. ...' ~ - 49, h,.s s 4. A.
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Il u 49,. ~, go -. .'''.. .,.s., 40, 1890 -
=, -.s q. : S,, rt,...,,. Z ~. ,,,t n.
~ "a ..,s... Z, ...,.s -, Hvn.n,;-, IN,
4. - sss'r !. !. -. -, ,.s ,s,,a,s-' =
Indian, lnou that The Chlnaman possessed .
eon,iiorlblo sun Of money, which b carried b
bsit nbooi bis person, and had determined 10
rob hin. An oppoltunity fof ihia puFposs pre-
alnlad il,eif On ne Chinaman appsoaehins the
edge y he bank when he lndian Tspt Up
pieallhiy behind himand pushed him over. The
Indian immcdiaisly desssndsd 70 The beach 70
hni1h lis bloody Work. aua uas % the act II
, 1862-07-10
Fres11 NEeaTY

THE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
shai " have .hd uin keep on hand eodlani luppy q
BEEF, PORK, AND MUTTON,
shlsa gePs.s = 's a s lss.si ps'.s. f,ss A.s.
cornsd Beef cornsd PoEls. bacon, ~. ~.
sg ne oia s,ana q : nsshss, Balsh ssss, ssns-
s1Sd. sdsf Z. ) !. MEEKEh 4 GO.
, 1862-07-10

70 ths Eaitor ef ths fsgst isssnd Herald.
= understand that he accompanying order,
which sometime since Rad IN youI paper, d
being enforced both IN Oregon and California, and
that authorised agents sre sharply watching Sor
opportunities Of applying itin our own fair Ter
Fiiorys Whilst can scarcely believe that therl
are thcsssmohg as who deserve iss application,
i trust i win be an admohilion to an to b care.
fnl Of their words and deeds Therefore, Ihope,
just atthis time On the eve o. an election wherein
seemingly, at least, the sentiments Of loyalty and
secession run pretty high thas You viii repub-
lish Il for The benefit Of all.
Headquarters Department Of the Pacific,
ar9't San FRANcIsco, April so, 1869. N
Whereas Il having como 10 The knowledge d
the undersigned that thers are certain persons,
oifbeT holding Office under the Rebel Govern
ment or aiding and hheliing the enemies of the
United States, and that such person or persons
are OWNERS Of real estate oF personal property
within the limits Of this Military Dopartment.5
ID Is hereby declared that al such estates or
property are subject to coniscaiioR Cor the use
and brnrft Of the United States As
Il Is further declared, That al 1alcs or trans.
ltrs Of real estate or personal property, By any
person Or persons holding Office under the Rebel
Gogernmeni, or Who may be aiding and insisting
tho enemies of the Union, whether made By them
personally Or by their agents, shall Be null and
void. E .l-9 tMi tiIff
, 1862-07-10

eurlly. ailsr reading The abovs. 10 loyal man
can remain iukewnrm. Therefore Ut us Be At
he poils N our might and vote 81 ne Union
ticket Or sound Uuion principles and he snp.
p6Itof Uaiuu men. dilrnrd and druppaliy 4ifii,
and m md every 1gmblanco q secession let
~ not b hund Iinned 70 fho akiFls a d1litn-
In1 men. uho q leaal af1 susrlc1ld 81 dIaloya
eJmplfili, l1ri ae he nrrkcd b. ne Arrls-
eysd fsrll1lalldpl1 q > pure. oul q prlllnl
jsaisus c0yunu1ns and have Dc aboyl esta
, 1862-07-10

~ - rhs euluams q the PUoR sOusD HnALD HTe oPer
- csumunsaaishs % IN questions Of public policy and IN
lr ana he aAvOoacy Of ~ sldes Of every question Sha
y fsy bard; but such communication as are not OF
nssal plbe has Or are Intended for The furhsranos o.
.svaa snaS un b charged q Advertisements. mis- Tuls
IN n % eAa - departed fron.
, 1862-07-10

OARD.
llna . b lasnlIlsa % any mann.

Not Wishing 70 Be idenfnsd N any manusr i esos.o1
I he lands Of eeceIslonIiI hereby decline lhS nos
naon Of Justice Of he Peace By he called unon Demo.
cratic cunvention Claiming 2 D. Union 10 ne nesi
whose eadws are open and aynWed enemies 81 ne OosSra
mset 81 ne Oregon pFrp q ~ weed iOr ny FeAssls isr
Al MILLER
, 1862-07-10

clonplD or1.- Owing . iho crowded silis
~ on7 cdlunns, Win miiilsrulasing % he dec.
81. - ~ rlluclanlly clmptIlsd . DER ne
I.|Io.||1n q nl4llll articles disirned for iris
|u1I anon. |hrn nodes q cur vir't 70 DE
11Iil1t. o. llnn,l, q 5nass eisunlt bsfiss
- .UuI11 C1ul11f1n| : -pun.s fran his
1l.up.1l u q 1.lll.1aa's 4 Pen si.lkaoon.
81 W 40 lhdl1llF 1lni room 81 thnm
go taA
, 1862-07-10

Samuel MccaW County Treasurer in aeeoun. curr.D, .
18Th May, 1862: ''~' 1'O'' enang
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g1emefteg son Der Hront.

unlere neueiten NaGrt9ten BON Der Ntunt
oec Nrnaee Oatiren ltG Bis aelfern MOraen.
Gin 0sunIYlpanier, Der 8arrentpn am leh&
ten Sonnta8e 0eslteB, bsrtGtet, baB an bieIer,
DIabe ntGt mebr als 500 Jleiter unb etfpa S
Snfontertlten taitoen, tno nuBerDem Elm tie
mes Bprpplfen>D DISPLACEMENT BET glfiu Sail.
timOge. Geine feInbliGen 6ruppen Ge6en
%otslieit5, unp ATE 8erNdrFnngen tpevDen t6al-
auftpaFts, laoltG, 9elanOt.
Sin Sptcn beridtet Nebnii9eS, nur f1lGat
CT Die 3a9l Der BET oDer In Warrentcn Iteben-
Den Nsbellentruppen 9srtnger, ndmlt@ auf uns
|9eF0br 800 Siam an, 8rentsbiae tit BON
ben 9tebelen OerlaIen. Gin OeIerteur pom
10. Georgia Decentralization bertGtet. ban
oaS 40. 9fOrO Carolina uub SO. @eoraia Ne@
9intent alS 8srtarttng fir Sadlcn's 4rmee
am 10. 3. 81. 81 Gulpepper etn9etrpfen leieu,
ale GynliA 9sfleIoet unb metfentbetls obne
SAnQe, jeDon NIT @nltelo's 8a4Ien tepaf
MT. Gr 6eri9tst ferner, baB etpa 1000 STE.
beaen uno elm bepeutenoer @aaentratn tei
0orepn6otae Iis9eu, unb bag 9saen 5000
Nlann NiGmun0 bslest bdIfea tnO 4 Nlei(en
a6rbliA BON Der Gtabt S@an;en au1werfen.
3u 0Crpcnspile brrrlhte Die aIaemetne
Meining, oab Treoeridsbure FR bereits In
ben 6Gnpeu Der Q. ct. Eruppen befinoe.
ue6ri9eus beliben mir bis tebt nod fetne ~.
|pfrlalfgeu Nadriaten it6er gBalfsr's @treits
mddt.
9dAts Mense BON 8eIang. Ge lbpint, OaB
Die 4sbeleu9enerale 6tl, Saflp unp Samp@
ton i1rh immer 3mil1n Otartinsbnra UNI
Vunfer 6iq oerpeilsn, nit Dem grGBeren
Gbeile tbrer Nruiee, nabe Bel IeBterem Srte.
SO rpufoe oarntn an9ebaite,, Die QetGen
Der bsi SbepbaroStomn bserpigten Sutraten
we9bcIen }u pilrfsu, mas pertpetaert rpurOe,
pAan njCbt 3uopr eie GrlaubniB Der Generate
Sec lnb Stuart ~borliege. GS oeratnN etpa
cine Siunpe, bis DieIe anlonGte, Gin Beweis,
OnB Die fRtucliAen @vips gar uIcbt lUpeit bon
~uulereu Qinieu e~utfernt linp, uno Dap Die 3es
betle0drmse 0urdau8 no9 nicbt en- masse pas
SbenQncpabt6at 6iunuf ~rettrirt 1T. SU ptel
til 9ewiB, rap, pa oer JeinD cine GOrwGrtsr
%bslpegung ~unlsrsr Nrrtce ols astptB anIsbt,
CT lrine &vantern &fripunoeten mad, @tann
tom 9elaaot tat.
0orperS 8eErD %. Ott. Dielen
Wfpr9en e~ntllano sine 6eisrabrunlt auf Der
Baltimore nao Obip Gi5gnbatn. gplontem
batten etu Jeuer unterbal0 peS @etdlfes Der
|@tlrnba9n anseSrnpst, 0af bar Ii6 "a NIT
Ssn mnp lcnlt9en Nrmee0ortatben belapene
Gars ~befonbsn 8aa 6Ol3tpert ftna 8euer
nne 500 SUP pgr 6ouptbabn, lpwts 500 6ue
pes 8alfer- ttno StIBmerfes murOen 9erni6.
let Der Gerlut betraet, nieOrig anseldlassn,
nidt tpeni9er ais $4,000 Dollars.
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1teberif6t Der ianeften Sriess~
ereiantf1e.


9lm "a. SftObtr trttt snsrif pieoer 9sben
in BITE @ptptnacarmef. Cine Buntonbritde
trtrb BET 8erliu, War9lan0, aht W1ellen
unterbalb (GlliM) BON 5arper6 Tesrp esIblaz
aen, um etne Nu9rtfsttnie auf 2eesbur9 nIo'
bic pom Steu Der ourA bic Oluerto9s tlbs
rsnpen @GNe, Wrescrp'e, Sntftrs nno Nlb'
tvs Say, ber5uRelen.
2gn 26. Sttbr. mdrl0irt Wsneral DleaIans
ton init Der Sheltered unb 4 ,@jelnlben itber
Die 8ride, ridt II, 8trotnien elm mad CO.
S~ettSpils "a Metlen BON 9utomac) nno ents
Ienbst Streifpatrunt0en 9e9en 2eesbur9, mo-
btn 19 Der Setnb s~uritdseSCsen bate.
9tm II. Sft. riiden fOrtpabrenp 8urniioe8
unb McGteuauS 6eerldulen itber bte 8rife.
DaS Mrmeebauptdaartier wirb auf bic Strgts
ntiBe Ssite Serleot. Infer Infer 6ln8el ptrt
Sur9elApben, 70 baB ct NIT Dem Centrum fab
cine aerabe Qtnie btlOet. Dur1 bteIe Bepes
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