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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-28

HoERID MASSACRE BY MoRaAN's GANG
The Louisville Journal says:
We have full confirmation Of the bar
berous murder of surrendered Union
men by Mogan's fellow scoundrels in
Cumberland county. When he crossed
the river at Burkesville, early in July,
he attacked a small detachment of the
Ninth Kentucky cavalry in the bottom
grounds Of Marrowbone creek. Our men
were %overpowered by superior numbers;
Capt. James Wilson, with others of the
Twelfth Kentucky cavalry, hurried TO
their assistance, but reached the spot too
late. Capt. Wilson informs us that he
oonversed with two of the men Of the
Ninth before they died, and they stated
when Morgan's men dashed upon them
and called upon them 10 surrender
knowing resistance to be useless, they
did 30. Their caplors then demanded
their pocket-books and their guns, and
afterwards deliberately shot them with
their W weapons. Some Of the mount
ed rebels leaned from their horses, plac-
ed their oarbines TO the very hearts Of
our poor fellows, and thus butchered
them. AS these facts can be proved be-
beyond all controversy, we cannot
see why some Of the scOundrols Of the
Morgan gang should not suffer by way
OF retaliation. If Gen. Burnside wishes
to take the matter up, Capt, james Wilson
Of the Twelfth Kentucky cavalry, will
furnish him all the necessary evidence.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-28

Hon. John j. Crittenden died at his
residence, in Frankfort, Ky, on the 10Th
inst, He was in his nth year, and had
been in feeble health for some time, and
his death vas not unexpected. Few men
have enjoyed so much of the honors of
public life as he, and yet made go few
personal enemies. His political oppon-
ents always respectedhim for his courte-
GUS and gentlemanly demeanOr. He
was at the time of his death, the Union
Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Ashland district, which he represented
in the last Congress.
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TwENrY-oNE sunsCRIaERs.
TULIAHoMA, July 25, 1868.

TULIAHoMA, July 25, 1868.
Mr. EDIroR: The enclosed subscription
-twenty-on M names--is from Co. b. 18th
Ohio Vol. In. The UNION is our daily
visitor, aud our Chic friends having had
the benefit of a hasty and unwelcom visit
from some of the cbivolric gentlemen of the
South, represented by John Morgan and
his gang, we wish them also TO become
acquainted with our best friend-the
Nashville UNIoN. May the healthfulp rin-
ciples proclaimed by your Ecellent paper
be heralded throughout he entire oontin-
ent "a the only groundwork Of permanent
peace and prosperity, TO Our cherished
institutions. A SOLDIER.
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NJ IVIION IH5 HVIt has Detn nAnueu
in
HEADQUARTERS, U. S. FoRcss,
GAILATfE, Tenn, July 20, SO.
Capt. W. Q. RUSSELL, A. A. G., Nash
vile, Tenn.
Sr'-I have 10 report that five rebels
and one citizen were killed to day, by a
small detachment of the list Ohio.
Six robberies reported to-day, and
within a week small families have been
driven to the posts along the liae of the
railroad, for protection.
respectfully submitted,
E. A, PAIN,
B~rigadier-G General Cong.
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seventeen More.

Sergeant Major, Of the 10Th Regiment
O. " sends seventeen subscribers from
Tullahoma, adding 1--WE have Just been
paid on and here goes for the model pa
per- This makes 40 copies for ccmpa-
ny A to send home TO their friends"
That Company is a No. l.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-28

How MONEY CAN DIX SAyED,-Before
paying out G~reenbacks, Kentucky or In
diana bank bills, call at MARR's Exchange
Office, conner of College and Union
streets, and exchange them for Tennessee
money. Ia this way you can save quite
a large per cent Of expenses, as good Ten
nessee money will do just as well for
spending as par funds.
iulV2-dlm
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NlsuyurE. Tssx. July %, 1888.

DIED, on the 9th inst, Gonna MADDrS'
infant daughter Off. L. and Martha Jane
Coleman,
The friends and acquaintances Of the
family are invited to attend the funeral
from their residence, q North Market
street, this morning at halfpast Q o'clock.
Service by Rev. John Rains.
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Don't Send Your Money BY Mail.

A. e.. SANFORD 4 CO.,
AZ Merchants RRDk, No. SO College
street,
viii furnish Officers and Soldiers who
wish to send money homo, with checks,
(Which are current in any Northern city
or town, and thereby save the RISK of
sending money by mail or Express.
This is the only safe way to send money
North. iune13-tf
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Mr.. Thurlow Weed writes a letter in
denunoiation Of the outrages on the
blacks in New York during the riot, and
enelOsesa check for $500 as a contribu-
ton TO the relief fund
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-28

Farmers will find a large lot Of the
best Moving Blades and Hay Forks at
j., r. Breasts, No. 20 Public Square,
which be will sell for Tennessee Money
At pr. july,2j-2t.
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-INIINnN HII.TNH

one lrili and luu sill never use amy other
II q not necessary Go pubish a luug lat 20 difeases
ir which the Cairou biites arc r. snteldf.
Ia hN dlseascs az the stomach, Bowels, Liver, OF
kidneys
Ia ed a~dtrtl1ns of ue Brain depending uplu do
rangcmont ofhe Siomsch ur HaWeH
Tia 6out, klenmatFm, and Neuralgia
And in Fever and Agues
IL "a destined 20 supercdc an other remedies. IL
nor only eurcs sh ueae diseases. but % preyenis
them.
wiue glss ION Of the Bltrs taken an hour b.
fore elth meal Will uhv,atG the 300 effects uf tha most
ounealtny climate, and screen Che perou t4iug BE-
uF1insi dIfra under che most trying exposure.
slN u} NTu. -st. suu oro.rrt generally.
Co ur iH.u HHls PracTaI uI.. Fhl stroat.
louisville. kl. JuneIs-lm
toh eAlLi Whslgsa.s and Retail, 81 MCi1ro BnCs
ElC1.s, hsrtHi .trati Nashville Tsnuossao
Il. DAWES
0cugral Agent Co. Nashville,
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Fresh Eggs, Fresh Butter, and Yege-
tables received daily and for sale whole
sale and retail, at No, 3s, Public Square.
JoHN T, BRowS,
June 2O-tf. Grocer
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DYSPEPSIA

and Ca attendant train OF symptoms, 20 acta more
Ike charm than "a medicine There is nothing Ia
The whole range 81 the Matorla Aetica that can fr a
moment bear q comps ison with 60 Ia this disease.
Atul account Of ths wonderful pant may hc i0und
IN The llth edition oi tAe I, s. pspcusst0ry, pages
1887 and 1888.
A series Of experiments. m which Dr. Ball has been
for years engaged, hns just been brought 90 a suc-
oahspi terninauoui and he D. now enabled TO oder 10
proved tonlcf thn whole Preserved in the best quality
ot copper distilled bourbon whisky, which hc Is oou.
hdcnt has no equal IN Tao world.
He mifht ifluFh o. Vouuie az certificates, hut tie
public have long siuur LEARNED % estimate such things
ut their true Varle. Tue safest ulsn is lor ever 0np
% test Tor htsoii tht virluaa ui "a ucN meiIciae
GIVE the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-28

Persons wishing a dnc pen can find a
good variety 81 the Gold Pen Depot 72
Cherry street two doors South Of Cedar
ielO-tt
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I Of ADVERTISING.
TO ADVERTISERS M DETAIL

So Advertisements inserted la tho Special Column
charged At tho rate Of tBonty cents psr lne for the
nrst inse, tion Tor each additional insertion ton
conts In the Local Column thirty cents per limo fr
The nrsi insertl5n, for every additional Insertion g.
tcan cents.
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Serg't JoHN IL. MURRELL,
Co. A, 2lRt Ohio.

TO tho aboye-named friend, and a
large number Of others who have sent
single subscriptions, most sincerely we
say, we thank you! May our Joint tolls
Do snoeessfnl for our eountry's sake.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-28
Good News.

just received a fine assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Nalises, Carpet
Bags, Satohels, SC, Of every description,
which | will sell very low for cash.
M. MoRGANsTERN,
iuly 10 In No. 10 Union st.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-28
DIR JOHN BULL'S
COMPOUND
CEDR0N BITTERS
The --latest and Most Important
DisCOvrEy at the Nineteenth
CamtMFV

-
Century.
Mo mans name "a moro Intimately connected with
~ tine history Of he Materia Medlca OF tho United
states, or MON iayorably known A. a pioneer in med
zeal discovery, than that OF DR.. John BULL, Of Lou.
isyille, Ky. Ills inimitable preparation III Sarsapa.
rlla has ioug stood 90 the head OF the various com.
pounds OF that valuable drug. Hs Compound Pectoral
OF VIA Cherry has become a household word through
out the West aud South and his Worm lozengos, in
less than "a year aner their intrOduction, attained n
reputation ns widegpread AZ the continent Of North
america. But the GROWING glory of his lie romans
90 be attained IN HE latest discovery, or rather COM
b%ination. for he docs not claim 10 have been the dis
coyerer Ci CEDHON, which b. the basis O. the bitters
bow offered 90 The public. That honor belongs 20
the native inhabitants { Central America, 20 whom
its virtues have been known Tor more than two hun-
dred years. Armed with lt, TIE Indian bids defiance
20 The most uuauiy mHiaria| aud handles without fear
the most vcnumOus sorpents. 10 isa belief with them
that white there is broath len in the body the Ccdron
Is potent 10 curc, 40 matter what the disease may De-.
While III. Dul MOT prepared TO endorse THIS eK-
trnvagaut prelausiuu, he o. nevertheless satisfied
frOma thorough examination Of toe evidence relating
60 It's Nirrl0s, that. ns a romety and preventive for All
diseases arising from exposure, either 90 charFes Of
weather aud climate, or 90 the miasmatic Influences.
IL stands without a rival, aud justly deserves the
reputation Il has 30 long rpnyet ga Central Anrriai
and tho West lndien. ia
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-28
TWENTY NINE sUBscBWERs.
Camp of the plat Ohio Vols,
Near Decherd.


We never wish to see the word
'Peace" in your columns until tc rebs3s
lay dorm MeiT arms and comply with the
orders Of unconditional Grant. Let
others dispGir, you will be as the sol
diers Of the Cumberland-gAy aud hap
Ply. You viii always hear well Of us
as long as our commanding General is
ROsecrRns, and our Col. is J. M. Milling,
We have q fine regiment, aud are Rnx-
ious to again meet the Rock City Guards
--as we did on the fields of "StOne Riv-
err" We are now armed with Colts re-
yolving rifle f~vc-shooters.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-28

c. s. FIVE TwFyT1Es-Ths public
Everywhere are Selling upon these honda
with extraordinary ayidity. While this
shows the firm confidence which the peo-
pie have in tLe Government il also
greatly strengthens the Government. lie
who invests his means in these securities
not only acts wisely for himself, but he
helps the Government finances. The
interest on these bonds, is siz per cent.
annually, payable every six months IN
gold; the principal will also be paid IN
gold when due. These bonds are called
Five Twenties' because, although they
have twenty years to run, the Govern
ment has the right 20 redeem them after
five years, If il chooses. Sandford & Co.,
on College street, are disposing of a large
amount Of these first class securities.
Win be added TO our sales this morn
ing 3 bbls. Cider Vinegar and 80 bbls
Flour, slightly damaged.
july 28-1t W. s. LUCAS & col /
B9rbuck, the secession sympathizeT
in the British House Of Commons, thus
states his reason for desiring the disso-
luton Of the Union
After charging hat the ti-Slavery-
ism of the North is i~nsincero. and that
it would compromise and foster and ex-
tend Slavery 10 bring the South back,
he continued
But il never,will come back into the
Union, and, what is more, l hope il new
er may. will tell you why | hope it
never may. America, while she was
one, ran a race Of prosperity unparalleled
ed in the history of the world. In
eighty years, nOs America but Europe
has made that continent such y Power,
that If she bad continued rs she was
some two years ago, she would have
been the great bully Of the world
Why, sir, she would
-"Beslrilc the narrow word
Like a Colossus and We petty men
walk under her huge legs and peep about
To nnd ourselves dishonorable graves"
As far as my influence goes, / shall
do what can TO prevent the the recon
struction of that Union. / hope the
balance of power in that continent will
deprive any one body of that pow
err of %tyrannizing over the world
Could any thing be more i~nsolent than
they were TO us? And we who
turned upon Greece, andwe who bull
lied Brazil-[hea r--why, we crawl
ed upon our bellies TO the United
States. ["Hear, hear" and laugh
ter. There was nothing so insolent
but she did TO raise cur ire, and at
last, when the secession took place, we
took courage.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-28
war clnh. ror enc unlor.

War Clubs for tho Union.
The Nashville UNION subscription list,
like the National Union wictOry list, is
quite prosperous at this time, as the fol.
lowidg clubs will testify
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-28

ES T. WIG HAVE DOUBTED TIE
virtues Of Bulbs Oedron Bitters, II any
such there he, read Tho following certificate from gen
tlomsn wcil known 10 ,hls community, aud doubt no
more
ITS general INTRODUCTION into thearmy will save the
Iiyos of thousands o(our soldiers
LOusuLLE, Ky, juno 8, 1868
We, the rnderh igucd, have seou tie good enccts
produced by The use OF Dr Jous BULBS CEBRoS BIT-
WEs in cases Of general debility and prostratiOn Of
the system, aud bolieye its general use would prevent
disease and rolicye much suffering. Among our sol
diorB particularly would this be The case, especially
those who are exposed TO miaamatio Influences IN the
Southern climate,
A PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. ca Dist. Ky.
C1AS. Il. COTTON,
Collector Of the Fort OF Louisville, Ky.
col. H. DFNI,
PROV. Marshal GeuI Of Kentucky.
REV. d. 7. HENuEHSON,
Vice Prcs't Of sanitary Commission.
BARNEY. HUGHES, & Co.,
fupiishors ncmcCrlt
GRO. T. DORM
Prop. Louisville Au7cger
HUGHES &~PARAHILL,
who'esale Dry Goods Dealer, Mann street.
L0uavile, Ky
DAVIS, GREEN a CO.,
Wholesale Shoe peaiers, Main s., Louisville
HAKT q MAPOrHER.
lithocraphers, corner Market and Tnird sts,
Louisville, Ky.
JULrs WATER
C.otllus Merchant. corner "a and Market
Stroels, l0ugville, Ky
CAPT. 8. F.ehilnHErH,
ofstHamor Major Andsrsuu.
MAJ l.. n. THlcIOE.
PaymaFtcr 4. =. Army.
81 ~. MEfCslF.
National Hotel l14sFille, Ky.
COLI lkNSE EANlEt.
dth Ky Cavalry.
0foRdEh PRENTICE.
louisville Journal.
See advertisement in another column
juno t8-im
fOR SALE, Wholesale aud Retail, at Mcclure, Rucl
| & Co.'s, Ngtkot street Nashville, Tennessee.
\. d. DAMS,
General Agent Tor Nashville
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We will take at par the notes Of the
Shelbyville Bank Of Tennessee, for sales
or debts due.
w. ii. LUOUs 4 Co.
lor, TEABUE & LUCrs
July 25Lh, 1909.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL
DIXON'S
Aromatic Blackberry Carminatiy,
Dysentery, Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbu
and Summer Complaints.
sovrauay RrsraDr ros


Dysentery, Diarrhea, Flux, Cholera Morbus,
and Summer Complaints.
The immense sales testify to the merits Of this
remedy.
The numerous daily reports OF astonishing .cures
attest its value.
IL has advantages over any other remedy, ut once
curing tho disease and imFartiug tono and strength
10 the system.
Is safe and HARMLESS 90 the lufint, and powerful in
the adult case.
To the soldier, especially, it is invaluable, being
appropriately termed by them, in many certificates,
"THE SOLDIERS FRIEND.,S
Mothers End Il superior TO any soothing syrup for
children t~eething, freed from the injurious effects OF
Narcotics. gives rest to the sufferer by re-
moving the disease. Sold by respectable rcalers every
whore.
PRICE, rs CENTS a BOTTLE.
Prepared only by
WM.F +. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
{u1vIo-rm
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,nOuncemonts OF Candidates.

We, the undersigned, haze this day adopted tho
above ratios, to which wo bad ourselves strictly 30
Adhere VIM. CAMERON, for tho Uaion.
JOB WALLACE, for the Dispatch
GEORGE b. BROW FIR the Ples4
ML..uarrn ~. InIu ~ l...
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win be added to our sales this morn
ing 3 bbls. Cider Vinegar and 80 bbls
Flour, slightly damaged.
July 28-1t w. $. LUCAS & col 4
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Marriage and Funeral Notices,
via be charg q az NE usual advertising rates.
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News from GalIntin.

The following note has been handed
In
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-04-09
HsApouARTERs ARMY OF TUE PoToMAc,


review Of portion Of the army took place to-day on
tho plain IN the rear Of Falmouth. General Hook and
hs Corps Commanders present The pre,ent-
cd was undoubtedly Of the finest military psgesnts
ever witnessed on this Continent q Wc@
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Q 8altimore nnO SbiO
Nilenhnhn.

I'm unb nap WiDntas, %. Nedi mer6eu tdsli0 2 3Hae
na9 gsReeltns Hu6 RarterSburs unb Elm 3us ua6 Grebe4
RID ob9Rpen, mie fclst:
P0lt5as taSht (SonntaBS ausseuommenJ, 0scrgens 8
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Seloe 3G9e ~Serbinben l6 am SbipEu6 nit aQen 9[a,s
gen tpefai9, norbtpefliG unb itOtpefli6.
Ser Bug mad Grebertf se6t tGgli& bon Baltimore INN
80 gta4mittagS nab ben 6reberid 7.15 Moraeug.
Spnntags ausSeupmnteu.
Der 5uS mad @Gicctt's NliGS geBt BON Baltimore
Ntotsens I'M 6.20 utb 9.15, un6 Ia6mtttas8 30 nub
300. unb bon @nicotts ItiGS Micrgens TAO unb HOO
une gea4mtttaSs 2.45 unb $40.
9laG Da1btnstcn.
abSauS bon Baltimore na6I@Dai6fngton @oraeus Lao
8.05 unb 1000, unO gea9miftass $50, 500 Hub {. Zoo,
SonntnSs npr Wforsens I'M 4.5O unb sos, uuS gaf5
mrttaSs nm 5 rBr. Gtsaus BON @ul6inaton W,praens
INN $50, 800 nnS lips unb NadmittaaS um 3, s ,nD
$50: S0nntass MIR @Orsens un 8 unb Nadmittous
. uno 6.3O' yfur Der brittle unb finite 3ua BON 8alti=
more uno Der erfte, bterte unb finite 3ue bon @a56iuotou
galfen an alien Statioren an. Ser 5tpeite nnb finite
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man up an 5. 8. England, asent in Der gamoenz@taz
ton coer an bic 9idet=Sffce. -"
ID. .. Smith, Gra~nsSortmeifter
y. DC. 81 @eueral=ageut. I9anGin
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oubere NerIcnen Btue an Dem Sll9e que
uGdlf benz ibrfaeu unb p~erlan9ten Bfetten
uub einen 9rus S4oumbier. GIne D1elsI
perIrnen mar ebens Der ,Seloat, pen 20
9berff RSntaenidrt Don benz S~rneu9atSe"
erretiet bate, Grnteiter Der Mnpere pom
bobem MudIe. araupsrbenoen 9a1r, ab9es
mo1erten 2aoerI. rod mehr entltent bnt4
MiibfeIiofeit olS burdybaS 9lter, tru9 inter
einenf ReiIemam8 cine QiUree bon buntler
Tarbe. 5aa.6 5 s.gsal =
guS biele beipen @enpNen ibren plat
etn9euCumer hatten, becbedtete Mbrantietl
auf Fem @eit&te RObertS' elm 6uTrteoenes
2Ghelu. . 9s9Y46uea3s@9 4DH
Gba, iootcner Ssldnper halblaut, lnoem
er mad Mrnbeiter binibcrblidte, b18 1T etn
Eapferer, Der pom Seere 3nridfeert - g
So, ~entgesnete ROkert8, une bic ytarbe,
bic feline @tirn turdldnei6et, bat 9euii9t,
um TIM ben Mbldieb gu perl4afsn. "a
SD lebe bieIe Uniform gum erfet Wtale
in 6anrcper. gu tpel6ea Corps 9ebSrt er
nenn? $3.50 .
Gu ben i&peoilden 3rabstten.
Ibo, bas ReStfnent, weideS Der SDrtlt
GSnfasmdrf ~ecnu1anotrt2 Z 49, - alea
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ober. bah bas Bib, 6as man r1tr bon tbttl
entpOrfe1 bat, neiue NeuSier ret3te nnb bae
ib lebboft ipiinlde, ibn fenne1 gu lerreit.
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ft6 au trinfen einscB, fra8t uur ben brape1
gcltaten, Der mirS Gu9 Neui9teiten bon
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noUer auridtebren pirn?s d
Sa. iagte Der Soloat, in 3tpet Sa9en.
Sn 1pet Gagen REF Gcbert8, itrnem er
uufftano. EgT $3.50
: limb mo- liieg er bert ob ? fragile &pbertS.
SIM @albOf gum weiBen G0ler.
MramIen broudte bieSnlal fetne 9reBe
GufmertIamteit anSumenpen, nm gu ieherf,
weld' SntereIIe Der @apitdn AN bisler Gttts
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SolOatengeIOer, Neniicnerr,
RrilengelOer,
TMGHdm0iger cob IL. {. ~.

G~utlaiiens GDlbaten, weIbe 3 Sabre DieHt getban Baa
ben. fiub 30 500 Bounty bere6tiBt. ..a
@~utlafene GpIbaten bic ni1t 2 Sabre 9etient, ober nee
gen atf benz S@lattfeGb ~erbuIteter Dunaeni9ren &biSieb
berebtigt. -
&Dtttpen folder Gplbaten, bic i'm Dieuft Der Ser. ct.
seftorbea ftnb, itnb tere9tist 81 elmer leben8lanqfiden
Renfpn, gu ter Bounty bon 800, alien rttdtGnbi8eu
Sob II. (. 10
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