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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
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PILLS

q Are you sick, feebE. aud
complalningi Are you out OF
order, with your system d.
ranged, and your feelings un'
comlortablei These symp-
toms are ofton the prelude to
serious Illness. Some III oil
sickness is creeping upon you,
aud should he ayerte6 by a
timely use Of tho right rem
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered bu.
mors purify the blood, md
let the iluids move ON unob-
structcd In health again
TIIcy stimulate the functions
Of tho body into vigorous ac'
tiyiiy, purify tho system from
4 .tgIa WnnIIA
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shsrity OF Es4e.HSpKlishnsnethAakS:,' s4e
Sgs Rsndrss aEssnili5 hSdtcI IoY 0Aso,
Urn BHsf ANatIsH DItrroNARY nxrANT." ;"
of, Nv i''s' ga' ssssaIy kss zsSwOArs.
''no's are upwards ei A, HAndrsd Thousand Words,
whsss maitfArlous meAhln and detyations, together
with ther Soirso. spelling dyrehahSiAOn are clearly
.vf'bu QacIssaE Cbuws,OIsi.
--cetf.ssr.
Read As Dsoisions Of no kssbsrs Of Ne Ohio SLATE
zeachsr's Associdiion. a sa,tsgf
Tho undsrzlgued, memben Of the Ohio State Teacher
Association, adept and aim g use IN teaohlng writing
Worcesters Royal Qafto Olconary. and We Inost cor
daily recommend u a the most reliable standard an
thosy Of the Hngllh language, ~tb now written and
LcktN AHpRRWs, IL Eldenl Kenyon Uollegs. .rne'
M. d. LnsarTr, Superintendent Zanesville Aohopll.
Tues. v. HAAyRIy eup't Massllon Union schools, "a
n. r. OowrRy sup't Public schools, Bandusiy. w
yOns hYNUH, supt Public Schools, Crclevie. y, ieF
o. N. sAUoRp, Principal Cleveland Female scnina-
yw. M,-o.,,, Ann. pr,,,o s,.,o,, ~. r,,,,, H
Joas osDn, Principal state Normal School, Mime.
sofa. .'.4TI n
orsus sA.Cs, FhuoipaI Fourth intermediate School,
0lnoinnat. K Sd guoihhg19 l.a N' i"
II. 8. MAsrn, aupt Canton Union schcols. al ,iI
NDWm kRaAk Principal McNeely Normal School. I
Ill T. TAPPAE, Prof. Mathematics Ohio Univeraity.
WI, ": HDvARDs, Snp't Troy Union School. -
A. a. HOFxis1, Principal West High School olsvs-
g. A. HoarOs Associate Principal High school, oIsvs-
Tnrs.osl ssalus, Principal high School, oisvs
'iS r. y. HUHisrss, Principal Cleveland Insttuts
J, A, aAREnLD, President Of nlectic Institute, Al
". i. HAnKis, Prof Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
Il. u, BlRmi, H Commissioner Of Common Schools,
JInn MsHrss, Prof Rhetoric, oberlin College. %
THos HIIA, President Antioch college. All. AL. @
9. W, II. oATHoARI, Prof Mathematics, High
School, Dayton
8: q. 6RvnAssA, ksQi. Language, High School,
. 8. NJ. BAShn, sup't Union schools, Ashland. .,,r,
Aors thGn Sie HnndrSd other Prssidsats ot Cbllt-
gss, Pr0Tsst0fB, Authors aud DistiB0titshed Educd
tors, hdos GtdorSsd tss GboCs tsHtsrstHa' os,tH +
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES. In OHIO.
MsAis1YA ooLlusH 1T Is truly magnificent work,
honor to the author, tho publishers, and the whole
country, "-Prenidont Andrews. 2 fnA o'''7 ,'''"
ONO WEslEAH UMymnyY .-"It exceeds my expecta
lions 1t will DO my guide In orthogrsphy and pronu1.
cison, and will often be consulted by mo for ih meat
and accurate dennitiona,"- President Thompson.
W, u. EcLzcTIo ooLlEa1, Heretofore we have used
Webster's orthogmphy. At q recent meeting Of our
Faculty It decided to change It to conform TO that
Of Worcesters Royal ousrto Dictionary. President
Garfield rt,. I.-r-rr
WrsrxaH RE.Eau colAEss,-.I nnd It worthy Of
cordial appreciation President Hitchcock.
0prRLm 0oLLnaHs--.1t more than meets my expecta-
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, y
NVaslinofon ID q rih Epb lgbO.

Sin have used your plls in my general aud hospital
Practice ever suce YOU made them and cannot hesitate to
Ny they are the bssi chtharc We employ Their ngu
Mug action tue liver is quick aud decided,
Lnty they are admirable remedy for deraugoments.
Is that organ. Indeed, have Seldom found Of
boas disease obstinate that 1t did not readily yield It.
them, Fraternay yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, NJ. D.
ItUsicidn offhe Marine LOspitaf
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:O :':,;O OH EJlTRAL. OHIO
Steubenville Railroads,
f. ,,H aa'pe''TS1 u I.Si rORFHR THE
shortest, quickest and most Hslia.
,n PIE 3ou@ '~s>
HstoA ~ -,iis9rf = ,niF01 bbs ssF -a-. a.,
Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Baltimore,
Washington City, Philadelphia,
New York and Boston.
Direct connections are made at Bellaire with
\ H the oiba,ca ua2 Q
BALTIMORE AND Ono RAILROAD,
And a. Pit'ssursh with the
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays s1.
oepted) as follows!

Trains leave Columbus daily (sundaSs sx.
cepted) as follows!
NIGHT HXPREss-Leaves Columbus via Central
Ohio b. h. ais q. M; will stop at oil stations when
signsled, arriving at Belalre alto g. M; batimore
6i0O o. m !; Washington CITY, 800 o. m Eight trans
daily to Philadelphia and New York. also connects o.
Bsllsrs for Pitsburg Harrisburg, Philadelphia and
New York.
NIGHT EXPREBs-Leaves Columbus via 6teuben-
Vile, liI5 .. Mi arrives at seabenyle, 1900 M
Pttsbargh, 320 p. mi Harrisburg, 2O0 g. m; BAIL
more, 6:l5 .. m; Philadelphia 6:35 0. m,i New York
via Allentown, 9;3S Q. M; via Philadelphia, HVO m
NEW YORK EXPRESS via sTEUBENvILLA-
Leaves Columbus, ll:l5 M. arrives at steubenye,
Sis p. m; Pittsburg, 500 2. m; Harrisburg SD ..
nj Baltimore, n3Oa. m; Philadelphia lO:2O q. MI
New York, 2:O0p.m.
DAY ExPRnss- via CENTRAL OHIO R. r.
Leaves Columbus, $40 p. will stop az all stations,
and arrive ct Beaire, 1000 p. mI Grafton 25S q.
Piedmont $50; Cumberland, 835; MsrtinsbuTg, 1l45i
Harper's Ferry, l03p. m; Baltimore, 500; Washing
ton City, oI35; Philadelphia, 1880 p. m. Eight trains
to New York daily. Arrive at Plttsburg, $40 a. M
Harrisburg, 1915 p. M; Baltimore, 5:35 p mi
Philadelphia, 5:sS p. m; New York, 1000 p. m.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
Passengers desiring tickssby the above routes via the
Pennsylvanis Railroad or Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
should b. particular to ask for them via Besire or
I. A. HUTCHINSON,
jnns7 General Passenger Agent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
SCHOOL CONF -4rssIoNERs or ONO

RCH0OI, COMES -, a.. q i.sL. Is Ll.. =. -
~ ~ISSIONERs OF OHIO.
from Rsp. Ar 60, n....,..;2 80. ,,..,,,o.,
Sc1ooh IN Ohio.
Dictiouafv IA an imperlnhabls monument 10 the
atnx and ipdustry Of s auhor and an honor 70 the
oIid o1 Ietter The mechanical execution ID far sups
Nor 10 that OF any other Lexicon with which am 40
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guage.T sl,l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
AS a rn,nlIx rhysic.

noll From DR.. ~ W. otrtiyaight, Ns,p Orleans
Your Pills are the prince Of purges. rholt oveeIlia.
qualities surpass any cathariic possess They ava
id but very certain and eectual in their action on ihs
bowels which makes them invaluable to In thu daily
treatment Of disease.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

70 L1ATHER,
And wo olalm % an especial merit,
that It sticks Patches and Llnlngs to
Boots and Shoes sufficiently strong
without stitching.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

FTom Or, Hya,d Bopd, Bdlanorts -l
DEAR BRO Aver cannot answer you tU,a, complaints
have cured with your Pills better tan to sny all oi nee
eesr treat Nth pHrgdtiUe medicine. place great dppc
dence on aD efoctual caqrtc in my daily contest with
disease, and believing aa 40 that Pills afford the
best we have, OF course value them highly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25
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s6s.7TlE LtL9aaa 1858
summer Arrangement emls At
."''% %rr,IME,.cHlAssG...c:,, 4 y. a.! = Y, y.
treat I re-, (. Northern & Eastern Ronss'
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
4rE-tG 20 AHD Is
.' CINCINNATI Aa..l .,Y .,s} 45l !
SssmN1q :
R Al T. R O a D. ,.
THRER TRAINS DAILY 4
~. ..''..1 I. 10 CAxcHPT SUNDAY, .2
From oolumcul, in connection with Trains on sns
TITLE MIAMI AND OOLUMBDS
AND XENAA RAILROADS

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT HXPRHeD-Lsaves 0olumb1e o. fioV A.. AZ M
VIII stop at Delaware, Ashley Cardngton, theao,
}aon and at RlI stations North Of 6anoni arnunk ~
il eyeland at 915 A. NJ, Dunkirk 34S 7. NJ. bunAio
I0P. NJ, Albany as A. M, New York ySv A. q ;,
Boston &25 P. NJ, Chicago, via Cresthne c'5V r m
ritAbufg sos P. NJ, Philadelphia $50 A. NJ
ca aos ol mcoNp TRAIN. ,1s;.
NEW YORK ExPREsS-Leayes Columbus at II iU
AM viii stop at Delaware, oardington, TALON,
GTestline, Shabby, New London, Wellington and uIai,
"a arriving at Cleveland at 3;SS =. punkrk Siou
M !, Bunalo 1910 P. NJ, Aioany9;4O A. M, new
., < I35 p. M, Boston 4i45 7. M, tsburg via
line at 7i5O p. NJ, Philadelphial00 = NJ
ri THIRD TRAIN, 44,alf
ALL AND ExPREee-Leaves Columbus ct 5i4S T.
u Will stop at all stations south OF SHELBY, and at
salem New London Wellington, Grafton and Berea;
aTr wing at Cleveland at g3S P. M, DunkiIk 2a9 A.
NJ. BuiiaIo t:2O A. NJ, Albany 3;00P. M, New York
-;i5 p M Boston HAS P. M Chicago via Orestline
1{0 4. M, PittSbuIg 2;95 A. NJ, Philadelphia 500
NJ. o-t
uoNNEoTI0Ns. 20
Al Delaware with springfield Branch for Springfield
l 0 ,ints on that road ~ Is 81
Al orestiine with Pitubursh, n Wayne and Chicago
lroAd fer Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
4 shelby, with sandusEy, Mansfield and Newark Rail-
al for all poinb on that road. Also for Toledo J
At Grafton, for Toledo. -.-.-.
At cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad for Erie,
nklrk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-25

disease 4 cold sottes somewhere In tho boly anu oo
srurts It's natural functions These, II not releveu,
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs, pro
duclng general aggrayaiion, suffering, and disease
While Ia This condition. oppressed by the derangementS
take Ayers plsand hos directly they restore the
natural action OF the system aud with 1t tho buOyans
Itelng Of health again, What II true and 50 apparent In
gyO trivial and comnen complaint is also true IN many
ia deep seated aud diugrrnH 'lisiemcls The same
dreatiye effect expels them Caused by similar obstruc
tons and arrangements u The natural functions Of the
BODY they are rapidly aud nnny OF them surely cured
by the same MEANS None whe know the virtues OF these
Pills will neglect TO employ tbem when suffering rom
the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians in some OF thu
principal cities and from other well known public per
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-12

.bcGfd6renben amsritdntfAen Patrtpten, go.
LITTER unO @ttijene, lsbt tpD eS gtt, bur& bic
3hat pter burH $500 gu bepttItn, bnB Ge
tptrtltG gGraer nnb Watrtoten ffnb, fiN 70
Il II NIB + e M b felen, trte etn ebet dus
Dem 81 eefro1enes &i9letn unb benz q o.
rtUus Country Elm SGulter 3utetren,
70 faIt, olS 8eGSrte e0 ga Dem &Snt9ret& bee
Wannes TN Mlpnb. $50 le nur tGnnen, Derz
lduonen Ge, tpte Yetrue ben Serrn, tGr valur>
ret0eS" amerifantlGes 8ir9erreHt, ba6 man
t6nen bieletGt In Sem gOrt Ober I'm @eFen
= se0en cine lutnptse interchangeable,
srpbmatbtg - 70 gut pte 9elGentt bate. ODER
0a8 ie ft4 oaourG ertuerben batten, baB 0e Dor
.tbrem Is. Sabr eingewanbert tparen, DteuetAt
aus3eabt Botten, pbne es be1eIen gu BADEN,
- unb iinb bann mnt Tf 1T eenue, ben
Ser. Staatsn ben 70 {6wtert9en 8epeiS, baB
Ne 8Ir8er ietsn, tn bte SGn6e 3u iGte6en.
uuO fein 9abn frdbt barna9, tpie bet Yetrus!
8te(lei1t etn ganse8 bunbert TaulenS VerIo.
ven mag li& In bteIe u Beiie 1stnen 0ft&ten
9egsn ba8 6eDrGu9te @popttb : Gaterlanb
e~at3oasu baben unb 70 arg mar Der MtB-
bgGud, DaB Der @rdEbsnt In Ietner Botl9aft
Darauf btnwetIsn muBte.
Ser Yrdlibent 1Alast barim bem @onereB
Dor, Wue, petGe BIER tim 9anoe bas Sttmm>
rtt9t, ein'r(et pb bere6tiot pber unbsreGti9t,
aas8sibt BADEN, 9Iet& mtrtltd n
BIr8ern fur mittt6rpflt9tte an ertlGren
aaBerpem cine Qilfe I'M Departement bes Sn>
nern oulegeu gu lalIen, In wsI6e bic Namsn
Nler tn Den Seri&ieDenen Gtaaten ylaturolt-
fTten dlpbabettiN etnettrasen werben louen.
Dtsie Wfabreeel pdre lebr gut unb apsd'
entiprsGenp, Genu8t absr btelen patrtuttlGen
oentI@en nniontlten 5ieIer StaOt mod nt6t,
tpeIGe @or9eu, pte tptr tSren, in Der Turn-
bale etue DettttOn an ben GOngreB berat9sn
tUOaea, etra folgenben Snbalts:
vDa f6 pteIe etngew b ert Yer1o.
men, tpeI&e bieies 9anb LANCER als S Sabre
beppbnen, 9etueteert baben, tire mtlttdrtIas
8nreerpFtGt eeeea bte bebranSte &spu6lit su
erfnuen nnter Dem ~SeerInOeten pbsr unee'
9rinbeteu GCr9ebsn, paB fe tetne Burger
ieten unb Ute bte Sutenttpn aus9elprpGen
batsen, peIGe perOen 81 pOlen 10 trfu6en
mir ben GDn9rsb, foI6e @erTpnsn fur Dte
Oouer bes frte9S ether belonOeren &rtses-
Stsusr 3n unterwerftn Uper o%tefelben far
Erteg6pflt6ti8 gu erfIdrsn, ME SCldeS In an
bern Sanoerr, untfr g%epiTen MiDbtffattonen,
e~benfals Der Saa it,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-12
Ntueres Gn6 Gnrnhn.

New>g Urf, IL. Deg. Der Dnmpfsr Ga
naoa NIT Nadrt&tsn pom %. 1T BON liverpool
bter ein9etrUfen.
Der OampIer Nappabannpd, elmer Der pier
Oampfsr, Die lsbtbin an bic @ebelen S~erfauGt
ipUroen letn icuen, mar ton S6esrnss, @nas
Lamb, ab8sIs8elt unb In Calais, 5rcntret&, In
nnDOlenpstem 3ultanD et~n9slaufen. Ste bate
etne Nn3abl 3tmmeEleute az 8prb uno 1T fir
d9t Sanpnsn 9ebcbrt. ste purbe BON rem
fran3UlIGsn 3pCbsamten NIT 8eI@lao beleat,
lpdter aber wteber fret9e9eben.
Die Nmerttaner In 2cnoon feterten BEN
DantlaSuneetas pom 26. gioS. ourA Gin oyps
pes Bantett in ct. Samss 9aG unter Dem
8Orib bon Son. GfObert 8alter. MG. apanS
unO pttls promtnents Wmtrtfamer waren 3us
8esen.
Bon Parts f4rettt man, bte @etqrruna
@n8Iano's am @un9rtB t~6eiI,une6uen, perSe
Tranfret9 pielst&t psranInfen, cine aupsr-
Naian3 81 l2Itseen.
Ods bnrG ben i~ntritantI9er unO coGtss
&rieB StrauIoete fraus. Oef,t
auf 10 MtatOnen YiunO es14abt. IS
bet6t, 0ir. TouID neroe sim Nnlrbm BON
00.OOO,0O0 Grauten pOrI3taacn.
Die Nufrs9un8 In Dsutl9lanb tit 8e,ua
auf SOlltein pauert fHrt. 3pst OtoiIionen Der
preuBti&eu Nrmte, $4,000 Wann fart, 7nb
luf Rrts98fnB 9elebt tporpen. Sn Der prenF.
Rammer LIT Ger @ntras eeltelt pcroen, ale
Strettfrdite OeS eanDsS Der, Reaierana ,ur
Der 8shte Deutl9lanO's .;mr Ser
gu fsIen.
Die pirtember9ti@e &s9isrua3 9~r,lanat
~icfprtt9c 8elebnue 9plfstn's.
Die Turtner SOurnaIe msIbeu, Dap oue
'eurlau6te SOIoaten stubsrufen, baB bic Gar.
In Genstien bsrItGrtt umO Die Sc
tnngsarbetten bsiHlruni9t perben.
Sn 8ari&am fnb 200 SFentlt&e Beanie
uno mad Stbirten ee1tidt purbeu.
Sele9ramrte aus Snbtsn pom IL. NoUbr.
eaB Der @eneral s. @oussrnenr QUrp
sI8tn tint Sterbsn Itese unp bte Shines utelcet
O9ar, Sab CT tVRt let,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-12

Is 8idt cline eOrts freezer, Northumberland
Surlae In oteiem 2an0, Dte fri6er Secem.
Der tbrent brntalen unb bummen BrcItaSereis
@eNGNpaB gu tOiOtriPreGsn tpnete, ibr "T am
a tree Citizen of America" NIT Der Taujt
untsr Die gtaie btsIten - unO BET 0a6len
uno an Der Bar bic @rObbanIs Iptslten unb
ooDet ~tort'pdbreno nit benz @eloe tn Der
2aldte tlttnpsrtsn, bas le NIT 70 let4ter MG6e
TN otelsm 2anbe s%stpOnnen, pieGeidt a6er ntGt
peretsnt batten. Nu& CAB IS anbere fetnere
5erren, trelGe t~benfaGs (fpl3 auf tRr @elO
nnO tbrsn ldn9eren Nufentbalt TN 2anb, es
une fat gum 8etbreden anre9netsn, ntDt
frit6er bterbsr gefommen gu 1etn unO thinner
Ser69tltd Die NaGe riimpften gu Der surppdt=
lGen 6umanttGtS. S@pdrmeret uoo @efibl8-
Daielst Der u@rInen" unO bte, tpenn
aud tetne belunbers acttSsn Volttttsr, bod
oas SerberbItGe @ebabren Der WrOItlaOeret-
StrOlGe gang In Der Srpnung fanOen. Wuns
oerbar, baB al btsie nod Dor 70 Rar3fm 70
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-12

GROCER @riinbltGtett bic lAleswts sbOltets
Nnselessnbett erSrtert unO namentli3
bic 8srsdtteun9 bee Observation-Disclosures
Bottles, seaabt auf bic bon @brittan l.. I'm
Sabre 1850 be1Gwprenen &eGte Der ept9en
l1n3ertrennlt&fett Der 9er3ustbiner, entwtdelt.
Surg, btele iAle6wts, bulltetntlde Gra9e 1T
tn benz NusenuItd % srnlt unb bepeutenp, OaB
9eSen cte(eIbe Der europdiIde GDnBrsb 2outs
NapuleUuS in ben 9intergruno trttt.
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Die ct. 0pminap meppIutfpn.

Ncw gurt II. Deg. Der Dampfer
eagle BON 9apanna TT etnsstrUfen. @s
betBt, iber 800 &sbelltn batten lt@ an biz
Spanter er9eben. &ptuS unp bic ibrieeu
&ebsaenfabrer f0Oeu In 9u9tt sefanSen unp
Der pantheon &s9Isruns CUR Gerfisun9 &c.
fent purben Ietn.
Titnf3ebn StraBenrGuber ipurbsm Bet 9ns
Sanna 9sfan9en unb ether b~erisIben wurbe
bin9ert9tet.
Die eneltIGe Barrie Ontario unb bic Ipan.
8arte 9rtga tparen an Der &Ilte BON Cuba
gelAsttsrt, Die cine NIT WabU9unY76plA BITE
anbere nit 5000 Sab Wlebl an 8Orb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-12
sEsarnpbtfWs R6d3Y5Gsteos
afAssslsfNr esa M1Ytiaiert szasafrr.
0euefes bnn Ghattannnaa.

GkattanUOsa,1 10. Ds3. General s,
.. 8latr unO g. Us. @tllOp sun Grants
Stab trafen beute BON &nprbtle rtn. 8latr
esbt mad Balbtustun gum GOnereB.
SHERMAN eebt In etut9en Eaesn NIT etuer
bebentenben StreitmaGt na@3nUrStle at. (?)
GA Wann far5en tn ben leeten 17Gagsn
en- Wunben unb &rantbeiten In ben 9plpttd.
lern BON CHATTANOOGA.
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Gus $rras.

Cairo, II. DEG. Der Danpfer WcGlel.
Ian, Der ant 8. BON ytsp OrIeons abfu6r,
bra9te %9efan9eue 8ebelIen, bic auf Wufang
Sslanb in unlere 9dnbe eefaGlen trarsu. S.
befinpen fA mebrere Sf13tere barltnter.
Sen. 9amtltOn, Mtlttdr. @ouperneur BON
Eerns, mar am 2. In 8ra3aS an9etommen
unb ftanb i'm 9esrtif ietn amt an,utrsten.
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2lr8 Wral SrIcnna.

@atrU, 10. Ds3br. 8eri@te ats Nep
Orleans bonn 3. meIcen, aab Sen. 8amts
nnb fetn Stab an tenem Sage spn 8ra3os
nod New Srleans aurafaefehrt Hnb.
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WOradn.

9putsDtGIe 10. Deg. Das Sournal
bat ~9loubpirOtSe NdHrt&t, baB f6 Der @ee
belen General WOrsaa am Z. b8. NIT finf
Sff3teren In Cumberland @UmntY atf 1etnent
Wes mad bem Saben bsfanO,
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Tho London Spectator h" long and careful review Of
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