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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24
CAMP REED. JACKSON TENN. !
March 9Th, 1853.


FRIEND RIcu Again we are thrown
out of a brigade. Tho Cd brigade com
posed of the 50th Indiana. 1881 H.. Cd
Tenn, and 27lh Iowa. and commanded
by c. d. Durham, Of the 5Oth, is by
order Of Gen Sullivan dissolved. Col.
Durham has a leave Of absence. which
breaks up the brigade probably permen.
emily. We report as does also the lC3l
III to NJ. X. Lawler, Col. Of the 18Th
Iii commanding the 1st brigade. and
commandant Of the Post. Lieut. Donnan
who was acting aid de camp for Col.
Durham, reports TO this regiment for
duty. He discharged his duties faith ;
fully, and will long hold place in the
affections Of those in high position at
Brigade Headquarters. G. w. Smvser.
who was acting orderly for Gen Dun.
ham, reports to his company for duty.
but will remain in service AT Post Head :.
quarters for few DAYS. YVES met the
approval Of his employer. Private
George II. Fuller Of Co. c, who was
detailed to act as clerk at Brigade Head
quarters, has been detailed TO act as such
at District Headquarters for Gen. Sulli-
van George has good place, and will
Gil it well.
Col. Lawler started yesterday with
the 18Th III. infantry, mounted, the Sd
Michigan cavalry, and battery, to the
north Of Lexington in pursuit OF tae
enemy, who is reported to be there.
This morning the 50th Indiana followed
them, and we may be going in that d.
reclion before many hours. In the alb
sence of Col, Lawler, Col Durham is
in command Of the post. Col. Durham
will not avail himself Of the benefits OF
his leave Of absence, until Col. LAWYER
returns.
Yesterday we expected 10 have a grand
review by Gen. Sullivan. Our men
We're prepared for it, and continued to
wait until about night. when word came
that Gen Sullivan was sick and could
not come. Go f Of our regiment has
orders 10 prepare 10 days raiions, and
be ready to move al moments warning
TO Mt. Pinson, station distant some
twelve or fifteen miles, in the direction
Of Corinth. This looks some like nrain
dividing us. We are all in camp
tonight, in comfortable quarters. The
companies from Henderson and Ne
NAME, under command Of Major How
ard, came up last week. Those al Jack,
son as Provost Guard. were relieved the
first of this week. Here we all are. and
here il would be Of advantage for us TO
stay and dril for few days. We have
been out on battalion drill This week
each day in the afternoon. there being
company drill in the forenoon. Each
evening n, p NJ we have dress parade.
Tie 9Th is one Of The lsrges, rcgiments
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24
The dubuque Herald.

Ey The Copperheads of Dubuque
have been intensely stirred up. the past
week, owing TO a sale of that paper to
PAT. Rom, Of the Sioux City Register,
who has the reputation of being Union
man, though Democrat. HuTcnrNs
made the sale, but the Dubuque Copper
heads, who subscribed a considerable
sum towards the establishment of the
paper, after the sale of the old Herald
office, contend that HUTcHIEs has no
right SO sell, and insist upon breaking
up the bargain. They succeeded in put
ting the matter in allegiance until the re-
turn Of MAHoNY. The understanding is
that MAHoNY, HuTcHINs and HopNETT
90 to Philadelphia TO start Copperhead
sheet in tina. city.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24

Mahonv, who recently graduated with
all the honors from Fort LAFAYETTE. having
declared that the Northwest was in favor
ct a vigorous prosecution of peace -
the Richmond Enq"irer makes answer
thus Let us respond to the sympa-
thies Of the Northwest in the proper spir
it-ihat is with the bavoue;" The reb
els have some redeeming traits they
know how 10 despise a Northern Tory.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24

Gen. Sickles sent to each regiment Of
his army corps on the 22d, an extract
from Washington's farewell address &c
be read, accompanied by stirring gen
eral order, in which he said /:
The army of the Potomac. never Sc
formidable AS it is today, proud in it:
loyalty. IFS forlitude, and in the memory
of lis heroic sacrifices, scornng the era
ven cry OF peace, when peace is impossi
bic without dlshonor, awaits with impa
lience for the coming hour, when new
victories will grace ITS standards and
com lele its noble mission"
Dan Sick.es is Democrat, but nc
Copperhead.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24
Ef;- Our Comprehend opponents al

Ee- Our Copperhead opponents are
constantly taking Of the monstrous pow
er given to President LIScoLS, and assert
that the purse and sword have both been
given into his hands. In,answer TO th,s,
JoHN VAN buren,, in speech ia New
\ DIRK the other day, referred such fault
finders TO the fact that in 1899. on The
occasion Of the occupation of Maine BY
the British, that similar power was con
lerred on The President, Mr.. VAN BUGEy,
with the full approval Of tie Democracy
and of The Nation at large The act Of
1889 put the whole purse and sword iato
the absolute power OF the President of
the United States. CLAY. WEBSTER and
CALHOUN We're members Of the Senate
voted for The bill. although personally
and politically opposed 10 the President,
and the bill passed that body unanimous
". 1t passed The House of Representa-.
tives, after full discussion, By "A vote OF
POI TO G. Ii will thus be seen lhat the
Copperheads are denouncng a measure
which has good Democratic precedence.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24
The Rebels are not Fcasfirr.

&c" 1t is very evident that the rebel
are not leas'ing very highly now a DAYS
and particularly those in the neighbor
hood OF that sink Of iniquiry, Charleston
5 c. The Charleston Courier, Of Feb
25h, says:
The bakers Of this city have raised the prie
ct bread to tlrenfy.fr cents far holcgound loaf
Flour is selling at sixty -five dollars per barrel
An enormous sin in the eyes of God
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24

in the service hereabouts. Our total
present is seven hundred and twenty
"a 81, enlisted 5S3. The total yet be-
longing 10 the regiment present and alb
seu,, is eight hundred and eighty.one
Co. II has sixtynine men present, fifty
Of whom are reported as effective men.
They have eighty six, present and alb
sent, including the three commissioned
Co. G has 50 present, fifty Of whom are
reported rs Effective. Total presen; and
absent, commissioned and enlisted.
nine,y-two. Our regiment, considering
the JOURNEYS it has performed, does moi
leave deplorable record If we were tc
stay here, there would be about sever
hundred NJ Us TO pay them onr compli
menls. TIE roads are becoming quit
passabe. and our armies mast now
move We are anxious to firht these
rebels, conquer them, and return to oul
homes. But we do not want to 90 back
10 our homes inylorinuslv defeated We
would be ashamed to meet our patriotic
fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters
We can, and we u,W crush this rebellion
Be of good courage. Battle for the per.
petuation of this government. and you
will receive tie plaudits of the soldiers
and all the good at home, while the
struggle is being undergone. and we
will greet each other, and one another
with warm hands and cheerful hearts
when we return with the old flag, bear
ing upon its sacred folds those two en-
dearing words, victory and peace.
c. H. L.
p. S. I should have stated tina
Surgeon D. G. Hastings, has been or
dered to Yonng's Point, to report If
person to Major Gen. U. S. Grant. The
departure Of friends is anything bu
pleasant TO those who remain behind.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24
EXCITING NEWS!!!

The Goods. the Goods. what sights Of Goods,
At CALKINS s. JONES, Store,
Made out of wool that's sheared and pulled.
And they are buying more.
All kinds of stuff for each enough
TO clothe the people round,
OF all that's fine TO suit each mind
And give to each gown
Now here's q chance. goods made in France
And more that's made at home
With Boots and Shoes we'll fit YOU too.
To sit, or walk, or run,
Dust cali and see) Coffee and Tea.
No one rretends to beat.
Tobacco. too. that's made to chew,
And sugars that are sweet.
Now give call both one and all,
No charge to take look,
And buy of us all but good looks.
OF Sampson buy your books.
OF Herrick, time, to make n rhyme
He'll clean yonr watch right well.
We've all the kinds that's cheap these times
And won't be undersold.
CALKINS & JONES.
Feb. 18th. 1863. [47-tf
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CALKINS & JONES'.
Feb. 18th. 1863 (47-tf

EpiToR OF GUARDIAN,
Dear Sir.-With your permiss.
ion wish TO shy to the readers OF your paper
that will send by return mail to oil who wish
it. free) Recipe, with full directions for
m aking and using simple Vegetable Balm.
that will eff.etually remove, in 10 days. PIN
plies, Blotches, Tan. Freckles, and alt Impure
ties of the Skin, leaving the same soft, clear.
smt 9th and beautiful.
/ will also mail free to those having Bald
Heads or Bare Faces, simple directions and in
formation that will enable them to start full
growth of Luxurient Hair. Whiskers. or a Nous
tache, in less than 80 days. All applications
answered by setsrn mail without charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, ProcsieeI Ca<mix.
s3i Breodusy. New York.
March 81, 1867. loem
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24

E Hon. JOHN A. KassoN. of this
State, last 1st Assistant p. NJ. General
has been selected TO represent this coun.
try in the International Postal conven
ton TO be held at Paris.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24

Col. JAS. B. Fay, A. A. G.. of The
United States army, has been appointed
Provost Marshal General under the late
CONSUMPTION Law.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24

War meetings are now fashionable in
every township in Linn county. The
reasonable utterance Of the X. G.. C.'s
have made Union men vigilant.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24
Fruits and Shrubbery I!
FREDERICK HERMANN

EkEDEKlCk HEhhMANN
has Large and Choice Selection Of Fruits and
Shrubbert at his Nursery, east Of Indepcn.
dence, which he offers at the
FOLLOWING LOW PRICES
Isabella, large blue, year old, % cts apiece.
do do 2years old, IS cts do
Catawba, large red, / year old, IS cts do
do do yrs old, 40 cts do
Diana, red, medium, year old rs cts do
do. do yrs old, SO cts do
Concord large blue, 50 cts do
Northern Muscadne, red, 50 cts do
Clinton, blue, from Is to o5 cts do
All of the above, will be sold at $3.50 per
dozen. or nt the same price assorted.
Rebecca, white, rs cts apiece.
MISCELLANEOUS PLANTS.
Lawton blackberry, 20 cts apiece.
Cherry Cunants, 2Octs do
Gooseberries; Haughton's Seeding Is cts do
Asparagus Plants, per humid, Is cts
Mammoth Pie Plant, IS cts do
Peach Pie Plant, 10 cts do
FLOWER PLANTS. ).
Dahlas, in fine variety, 90 cts root
Pinks and Carnations, double. in 16 varieties
per dozen, 81, so each.
verbenas, 10 cents, 81 per dozen.
Pensees, so cents.
Roses. a fine selection of Land and Hsuse Ro.
ses, from 20 to 40 cents apiece.
Many other kinds Of Towering Shrubs and
House Plants, from 25 to 40 cents.
&c, ZOO Sweet Potatoe Plants in their season.,
at 25 cents per hundred.
Tomato and Cabbage Plants in theis season.
Independence, March "a, 1862. f52-3w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24

The New Jersey legislature has passed
a series OF peace resolutions fhe State
il. of course, in The control Of the Cop.
! erheads.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24
TO ADVERTISERS.

THIS PAPER HAS NEARLY DOy-
BE THE CIRCULATION h sSt-
CEANxN COUNTY. OF ANY OEgEEks
PAPER. AND as TEEEEsEEOisE FiUCIE
THE HOST VALUABLE 1EDss IN
FOR kDSESSEHSEsS TO NAh
KNOWN THEIR BUSINESS TO TEE
PEOPLE, OF 's'assS COUNTY.
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List OF Letters

List OF Letters
DEMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE
Ii at Independence, March Oath, 1868.
LADIES LIST.
Antoniulie Miss S Buyer. Mrs Amelia
Corcoran, Mrs Catherine Clark, Mrs NJ, 2
Ford, Miss Mary Holley. Miss 4
JOY, Sister King. Mrs Sarah ]
Long, Mrs Mcintyre, Sarah
Nourse Mrs Lucia. 2 O'Conncy, Mics
Pierce, Mrs Betsy PEGS, Miss
Paine. Mrs Edwin, 2 Steel Mrs Clara A
Wilson, Mrs + W Washburn Miss A
Young, Mrs Lavinia.
GENTLEMAN'S LIST.
Afford c L Abby, Sylvester
Achampach, John Butler, Joseph
Brueckner, Rea Blackley, Or
Bender, Henry Burns a l.
Bradley, William, Burt, II T, 2
Butterfeld, Barnes, Mr.
Burpee, I Burpoe 4 Jones, .
Burpee, Keller Corcoran, James
Conevay Michael Chaplin. EE
Case, Samuel Crowell, G. W
Clark Joseph Cobb, Sylvester
Carter. j + Case, Seth
Donaldson, David Darling. Joel4
Ellis, George Earl, G NJ
Goen, Jane Howell, Stephen
Hitchcock, George HINES, Jacob
NUM-, rTaHkiln uOneR, u IL
Hall, Harvey @ Johnston. James
Kraft, Michael Loucks, Peter Fl
Laurer o A Z McGloughlin. John, 2
Mentere, Mr. Melins, j H,2
Miller, G Openchnine, Bartlett
PRISONS. Arthur Pasterfeld, Rev VIM
Pattee. Mr. Pearsall, II
Pamenter d. Davis, Smith,
Slater, W Smith. Abrnm 9
Sherwood. VIM Shirley. Samuel
Smith. J G Syree d Garymore.
Taylor, G Wa Tuter. David
Wood. ID Woodruff, Alonzo
Washburn, A W Watson, GIN
Young. Hiram
Persons calling for these letters will please
say Advertised"
One cent each will be charged for ndvertis.
ing. j. RICH, p. NJ.
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TINE latest Editions Of the most desirable
L School Books, received direct from the
publishers, at WAGGONER:S.
Oct, 18th, 1862.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24

~ ENUINE Arnold's Ink, in Quart, Pint,
" and half Pint bottles,
At WAGGONER,S.
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has Large and Choice Selection Of Fruits and
Shrubbefy, at his Nursery, east Of Indepen'
dence, which he offers at the
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-24

Persons calling for these letters will please
say" Advertised
One cent each will be charged for ndvertis.
ing. j. RICH, M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
FOR SALE.

x20O FOR SALE AT A VERY Low RENT AN
COV. Old established Billiard saloon. o0ntaining three
a. 25 Hudson street. up stairs For furthcr pArtica
AIRS inquire on the premises
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ROAnpING AVID LODCrNG.

A YOUhV LADY WISHES BOARD IN A RESFRcrA.
n an N.Y. where there few bcardcrs within TWEEN
~ m notes walk of Wall street; references exchanged
Addr as stat o. Terms which must 10 moderate. wssou.
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DrpC(Bu.0ti0it
Sss %rdfD nt'n Der Der. staaten.

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MAIDEN, I'm Wttttbeitufsei, atleiten Der
Srscutipe gu ~empfan9en nm barber gu Der.
Gaupelm:
90 balte SD, g6rubnm 2incOl,, WrGR.
bent Der Scr. Stnaten IS fir meine Nflt6t,
otele n'si1e @rrtlamutipn gu e~rlaiIsn, UNI at
%e'tldrelt, bob eine auBerprDentti6e Mnoeles
genbett Die 8ernmmlung Der Senatoren Der
Ser. Staaten erbeiidt, UNI am 4. N0Gr5 um
IL ubr Wlttta88 ,, s. in Der Stabt Wabl<
tn9tOn anf benz Gdfitpl our 8sr9onUluno
BON Observation-Disclosures gu Seriummeln,
tpQpen @le mnb SeDer, tpelde um Die Belt
bsrs@iI9t ltno, ots Mitglieber OieIes &SrpcrS
auI3uttelel1, &enntniB da nebmen, btevburG
aufseforoert liab.
0e8ebsn unter meinsr unter1Arllt Mn6 Sic.
gel Der Scr. Staaten, au 0albtnatuu ben
%. Ssbr. tint Sabre unleres Serrn 1868,
nno Der nnahtdn9tsteit Der Ser. @taaten i'm
febenunba6bIeiter.
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Nnf 9ffebl BEG prdlioeuten.
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&eIe8rapbtfGe GI0tprtdbtea.
Bert&tst fit ban s8aItimVtr WeGer..
Gungrck
IS af9tngtom, 2. O9ara

Senat.- 6r. Grimes reidte elm aGes
mortal bsS WaI9tnstuner @taptratbs tpeoeu
StrabenperbenerunB Elm.
Qr, G6anpler JieIoluttuusn Der @eIehoez
bnnG bon MtGIsan gu @unlten elmer sneret.
lt9sn Srtessfabrnus nno %llntertibung 6er
Gf9tsrung.
53t. gBiGltY iterreiGte Die 9ealcubiauuaen
beS 9ra. SamueI s. 8Opben ertpa6(ten Ser.
ct, Senators fir 9treiuiu fir bic uGdaeu 6
Sabre.
Sr. Grimes bertGtete bonn Drudcumite
eine 8eiolutiUn bsbuf5 S~erurSnuna bes gb.
OrudtS 0on 20, 900 s. trasysmplaren bes Sab
t, SbsrtAtS bss observation-disclosures, uslAe on=
.genommen trurbe.
Die Stu fir nnterlibung Der Oittpe Ses
aebltebenen Brigade Generals Gtepens paI.
lfrte.
9r. G6anOIer rief bic SID, tueaeu l1ebere
peilu19 allies 9enOmmensn uper aufecaebenen
neutrality-suspicious. an bas SGabamt, pieper
an, tpelhe Derbanoelt ipuroe.
9aue.- Das 6aus trat BON 1etuem
WmenSement 3ur 8ta, tpeIGe bic 9treuItruna
pes 8eri&tap(tems In ben Ser. @taatem tess
3psdt, surGd.
80 trat Johann benz Ssnatsamenotment aur
Gtl, tpsIae bte @erldnserung Der @a1tinatcn
a:o Nltranrria @iienbabn be3wsdt, BET. (gins
oteler Nmenosments bfla8t, baB Ntrmaro BON
Der Mltiabrt anf bteIer @tIenbabn, Istnsr
9autfar6e tpesen, ausselGlOiIen lein FOL-
Der Senatsrslcluttort In 8stref Der QuS.
Der Gage an frarfe uttp D%erpunOete
SclOatett ipurbe beiseaimmt.
Der BeriGt bes @pnferenScCmites lii Be.
trsff Der SnOfmniiicirune bes Drdltornten me-
gen Qufbebung Der 6absnS @crpus Nfte
purbe NIT 81 Sttmmen sessn 45 anaenum.
men.
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Maubereien Der WloriSe.

Slaltfar, 2. Mar;. Der Dambfer
DeItq TT BON Ct. Gbpmas NIT Na9riGten
rom rs. .. W. apaelaust.
Or teriGtet, has am ~. geBrtar Die Sin.
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stn ipantlGss S4if unp bon bic sm mad ct,
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pr. @iaiamS, ST.. SOtn unb swel Srdu.
letn 8el, 9a6aetere bss Safpt 8ea tamsu
nit Der Dslta bter an.
Der Q. ct. Dampftr atabama 'Setlies
ct. Stcmas an %, 8sbr. un bic 6lcrtba
gu uGet.
Der Dampfer Columbia f6lipfte BET gDils
mtn9tCn tur@ bic Stpdabe unb fam NIT
elmer Qaonn9 Sotad In Ct. I6cnas an.
gerfOIsuns Der Piraten.
Der Oampfer @anperbttt mar am 20. ,u
ct. E9cmas, unS lief am nG3ftsn Gage ME,
Der aus I'm 3I ~freu3rn.
Das Der. st. S6if S6epbarb Rnapp mar
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bama gu iuGen,
Gs b%sfanben fi6 81 st. Stpmas cine Qns
3abl sOn Salfsn, bts f4 purlrults In Gee 90
9sbsn tifteten nm ni4t benz 0irateng sur
Seute ;u trerDen.
Der 8tttifae Dampfer Gabmus nit 6rn.
SanA benz frtterm 8rittGGen GcnIul BON
= barletOn an 8Oro, Sins am 81. .. 81, mad
Gnelanp.
Die Sffstere Der GlCriea Iusen, bab (e
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Sur Ttmam5bin,

gBtr fGnnen IN sreniaen Saoea benz Sect
sespur|Hlag i6er Die 8iuaBsn ais gefeb CT.
f&ttnen ST. lrbfr. S1nmtli9e Wetnpn8ss
SerIGtebeubeitfn spilhen bsiOen SSulern inr
bts ouf eth n ~etn,i9en Y0utt, bic 8slfeurnpe
Der 8nnten, Uo0lt1nNig etlebtet, unO es
unterIethet tUrtt feinen 3weifel, baB aud bter
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5 gen @ttalt. bns erfens Der 8tnanSidretar
frmd6tigt feIn fol-, eine 4nIei9e ron 800
MtaiOnen DcnarS fur bas tanfenrt, nnb Don
500 NilltOnen fir bas nGffe Sabr gu con-
frabtren, Die baflt ousju3e6tnben Bombs
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Ser,inf. 1ti f-3 9 't''H'i -
NaAR benz il Der 8tndn31efrstdr sur Nass
6aBs b6n 400 MttIipnen in SGaBaMtsnDtel
ermdbtt9t, unS spar in gpgrin.6 Die ntAt
inter $40 bettassn parftn, t66feus 6 9Gt.
pro gfnno 39fnIsn trn9tn anb IN ipGts1enB 3
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SinunSminifsr autOrtirt etn. $t50. WliQic>
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te943ur gs3abtnng GER Mttuee ,tnb Der GtaatS
aeldu6tger fdnn Der Ginan3HiniIfer,, an6er ben
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nod 50 Mttiianen Ser. Ct, Npten;; bte feline
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F9effedt rerpe, mas freiIt9 MIR bann erGt NIT
sDUllduOt9em @rfcls ertpartet peroen fam,
rsDenni Dur& etne angemsHeae 8efsner,n8 Der
81afeu Oiefs Uernnlabt fpsrben, t9re GtyeuIa'
ton HDn @aptsreetD gu tEIhfGnfens 3l1V 3A5'
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Ser @rieaL art Mtiiilfipni.
Spcratiunen car Ser. ct. &rupp,n

CIC SCE' EIs %EHpptn+ .-
easer Bet 10. 6s6r. Sia
Satro 70. 6sbr. NaW Ianserem 6essnrelter
bat ith Der 5tmnel eneli9 trteber anfaett6rt,
unp mir fSansn unlere Spsratipnsa fort.
Ifben. mr. 4ao
0rtsrn bottsn pir elm leblaftes engage
rtsnt Spild1sn e'0em uniersr MGrlsrhoVte unp
Den fsinpl. 8atterlen. @ sssa
@e9en Mtttag tpurbe bus M5rGfrbuot auf
Beftbl bes NomtraGS In turje S1aemette bon
gtdsbur8 gebraGt serape ben fetucltGem
9aup 'tatterIsU 9sSenitter. Das Boot erSfnete
SeS Geuer auf zen rprt Dor Nnfer Iteaenben
9asteaenpampfer gidsbhrg, Der bon stutt uOer
bret 5cblsrltclsn setspfen muroe. Die
Nebellsn antwptteten aus 3tpet 8atterisn, IMP
eth 5a9cl bon Gol< unb 5o9lfneeln feel rnnb
UNI pas WrrlettCpt, nelAes iepcA BON fetneln
Sdulie 9strO1en tpnrbe. a
Von tebt an ip(en eth paar uulerer N1Sr.
~lsrboote an iensm @unft polirt werben, um
BITE @ebellen fOrtrabreaD gu beiGaiesu.
Dte Sertdte ibtr unlere Operation lauten
Ibera1 9ln(ig.
Der Canal mad Dem @rpuibfncelee III 70
gut trie bcleneft. 'et.
Observation-Disclosures entne6men MIR, bas bas
Uinosrl9tf Qusen cine Menee BON 8cbel.
le%noampfern 5erltGrt, unb lomit ben 3sbeQen
ale 3ufubr ab9eIGnitten Bat.
Der init einem &turm Serfebfne eilenee.
panaerte Dampfsr SnDianpla beTubet f6
unterbalt pUrt 9ubiun, unc bat inter BEN
fanOneR eieleS Ylabes einen Dampftr ,ers
Port. s-m
Sa far3elter Strip baben tplr ,ui6tiee gOr.
fdae 81 eriparten.
gte SnStanDIa con ben Rebenen se,omm n.
Wabt9tngtpn 2. co chen aebt
foleenees betm Martne Department Elm /:
Der. ct. NlilfIippi @s14wacer, .
~. 8ebr. pta @empbis, 1 Mdr,, { |
, %. We0es, MorinsIsfretdr.
SD bepauere, sic ACKNOWLEDGMENT Az milf.
len, baB aud bic Snriancla in bic 66nbe
Der Jtetellen 9efallen III.
Die 9StbSer Queen Of tie GBsf uno gBebbt
1rihen tie 25 Metleu BON bier an ,nb 1fieseu
y Ian9e onf fe an, Bic fie ftb eraab. Sd
ann nrtr permutben, bae metnc terIel6.n er.
beilten gefeRls nidt befuI9t lino. Oas Nds
)ere 1T mir nod unbefannt. aaa lad
DAP, .. 8crter.
~@cmmdnpeur.
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G@ihsnadlrid,t.

New gUrf, 2. Mar3. Das S@tff
uWal9tn9tpn 8outb" bon San 6ranrisco
nadb Baltimore 1T am Fl. .. @f. unterm T.
Or. i1no 60 Der &dnSe angelpru9en wureen.
SanPperbdItnift in Wep:gor
TnIeenoe6 lit bic Nbre6nnng Der 0anfeu
bon puri9er BoGe.
3linabme Der Nnleibe $1,67O,065
NbnaEme bes baaren @elbes $1.666. 1894
Nbnabme Der Circulation $12.569.
3unaHme al DtppTta1 S4,O92319.