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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

The CoLUMBUs HoRsE AssocIATIoN.- At O
meeting OF this Association at the American
Hotel on monday evening, July 9th, 1863, Col.
A. L Olmsted was called to the chair, and M.
Simontou appointed Secretary. -a
The President appointed q committee Of
three, consisting of Col. /. H. Morrow, William
Worden and 8. w. Fields, to report resolu
tons. The committee reported the following :
The committee appointed BY your meeting
most respectfully recommend that the following
permanent officers be elected One Pfesident,
Two Vice Presidents, one Recording Secretary,
aud one Corresponding Secretary. We also
recommend that committee Of three or FIVE DO
appointed to lease grounds and prepare the came
for the use Of said Association. We also
recommend thst-a committee be appointed 10
select and adopt Constitution, By-LsWs, and
rules for the governnent Of the Association.
to report at a future meeting. and that the
above committee be empowered to select the
name Of the above Association. b.
Moved and seconded that the report be ac-
cepted. Carried JAtllI z ri NV
Col. "A. L. Olmsted was elected President
John Miller and Richard Nevins Vice-Pres
dents; George Emery Treasurer; Mark Simon
ton Recording Secretary, and John g. Neil
Corresponding Secretary.
Adjourned sG a.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

IS JuBrLEE.-L,st evening was season of re-
joicipgin our city over the recent success of the
National arms 10 Pennsylvania and the sur
render Of that rebel Gibralter-Vicksburg. The
evening was ushefed 10 by the firing of cannon,
and the diaplay Of fireworks in AID around Cap
itol Square The exhibition of fireworks In
the. Capitol grounds was brilliant and splendid,
fully equal to anything We ever before witness
ed. Twas universally admired by all who had
the pleasure of beholdipg it. t-......
Bu. the grand feature Of the evening was the
huge boDfres These were kindled almost oil
over the city, and on nearly all the principal
streets. They we're burning on the main cross.
ipgs for nearly the entire length Of High street.
Some of them were piled high In air, and oil
combined, made quite general illumination.
For two or three hours after night-fall, Cap
itol Square and the places where the principal
bonhres were burning, were througed with huge
multitudes Of citizsns, rejoicing over the good
news that has greeted US during the last twt
or three days.
We should adj tia. the city was tnlivenet
with fine martial music at various points, ant
every thing, 10 far as We heard or observed
passed of without the occurrence Of any seriou
aocident and In harmony and good order. Ma..
We soon have another and still more gloriou
Jubilee over the restoration of the Union will
10 stripe dlmmed and no star erased from our oil
national Gag, and the supremacy Of the Con
ssitution acknowledged In every part of our lat
prosperous and united country!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

GETTYsBURe, July S, P. M,-Longstrest's
headquarters were at Jacks Mountain, ten
miles from Gettysburg, and ESell's at Taint-
field, eight miles distant.
VIXEN the rebels passed through Fairfield they
were moving rapidly, three columns abreast.
The slaughter among the rebel general off,
cers was very great. Ma. Gen. Tumble is O
prisoner in our lines, his left foot gone; Brig
Gen. Kemper is prisoner, in dying condi
tion; Gen. Armisteid was captured; Maj Gen
Hood is wounded in the srm; Generals Beth
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

CISoiSNArI, July 7.--Buslness suspended this
afternoon owing to the excitement over the
Vcksburg news. The announcement of the
capture read on Change about noon, and the re-
jocing was great and universal. Flags float
from all public aud many private buildings and
firing Of cannon was kept up oil the afternoon.
o.night the streets are ablaze with freWork ke
and crowded with excited people. r-. /
Gen. Burnside ordered salute of one hun.
dred guns 10 be fred at no Tomorrow.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

SUCCESS UPoN MERlr.-If there Is an instance
upon the records Of our country where an arti-
Gle of American manufacture has made its way
to universal tavor solely upon Its own merits
aud without extraneous aid, IL 10 that Of the
Chemical Saleyatus. IL has only to be sold in
one place, and It is demanded in another; and
so it has gone on increasing in favor until the
products of the extensive Chemical Works Of
D. B. De Land & Co., at Fairport, Monroe
county, N. Y, are now immense.
This article is made only at these works by
process known only to the proprietors, and ia
better for all purposes than soda. Try II.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
From PORE HoyoI.

NEW YoRK, july THE Arago has arrived
from Port Royal, July All. A desertSr from
Montgomery's negro regimen. bas been execd-
ted. ~. .as rf a..
The defenses of Folly leland ate nearly COM
pleted.
Owing to rumors that the enemy is deepening
Wappoo Cut, with view to bring down an iron
clad, one of our Mo5itors has been placed 10
the Stono. .u H .
Admiral Dahlgren arrived at Port Royal on
the 4tb
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

WAsHINoroN, July 6.-Gen. Stoneman leaves
to night to take command OF the cavalry Of the
Army OF the POtomsc.
WAsHISaroN, July IA procession With
banOs of music proceeded to the Executive
Mansion this evening. The crowd tooD
became immense. There were in ad-
dition to the patriotic strains Of music reple
,ei cheers for the President, Meade, Grant and
Ro,ecrans. The President appeared at an upper
window and spoke iD appropriate terms
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
sosoocD's DnrDaIsa MAoHrnr yoa BprroMls

II SOsaocD's DRRDaINa MAcHInE goR BoTroMlNa
OUT AND RrMovma Bars. Ero, FROM CANALS
This machine, the invention Of J, G. Osgood, Of
"a this city, has been at work for upwards Of two
months on the Lancaster Side Cut, Hooking
Canal; and for q portion Of the time IL has done
ffss rate execution. Like most new machines,
theinyentor failed to make portions OF II suit
J J9hcIsntly slrohg TO Withstand the extraordinary
strain put upon II; bat after repeated trials the
weak parts have been replaced with new and
stronger wheels, etc until Il now performs its
"a labor 70 the satisfaction Of all parties Y
X MI, Osgood was induced more than one year
since, by the Lsssses Of the Public Works, to
try the experiment Of getting up Dredge for
rthe use Of The canals, and O, committee appoint
,S1edby sAid Leaess, have, after witnessing lie
,v,york seported In favor of accepting 1t upon the
zy conditions Of the contract made with the inven-
- tor By the company. ,bs,soa ,tfn 20
,,oA MACHINE Of this kind has long been needed
on the canals, since In the progress Of time they
had become 90 filed up BY The wash from the
vbsnks and deposits BY feeders and small streams,
that the expense Of cleaning them ont by hand,
which Of beet was but impsrfsc,Iy done, and the
-, incenvenieuce and deraDgementin in their nsvi
CATION, caused b.. .dfaving the water for that
'purpose, had caused general dstrust Of them
N "a sehanbsIs Of S,mnsice, aud induced many "a
w fseafd shese state Works IS d failure, and moi
unlikely 10 tine 10 be- abandoned. The events
Of shs past two years have caused marked
T-lrN 1. a = 81
bhAngs in ths public mind II relation 10 th,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

Partial List OF our Losses at GstsyG-
burg.
New YolK, June 7.-aeavy rlAed guns are
being shipped to Polt Royal for the use Of our
Monitors.
A Tribune letter says that the llth corps lost
In killed, wounded and missing, 5000 men; the
LIST corps lost about 5000; the ~ b corps abou,
1915 men, and II officers killed aud 43 wound
ad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

CHARLrs BAssNER, stabbed some time since
in an affray on South High street, died on Mon
day evening. August Mottmeyer, who inflicted
the wounds, will have an examination thiA
morning before the Mayor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
Another Great Rat,Ie ImmIne ent. /.

New YoRK, July 1.-THE Baltimore Ameri-
can Of yesterday says every available mau 10
Baltimore and Washington Is being hurried to
Frederick to interceps Lees flying and demor-
alized troops.
A great battle will probably come of to-mor-
row, which will doubtless be the fual one, as
Gen. Meade's forces, reinforced by Generals
Couch, schenck and Heintzelman, will nearly
double Lees army.
The 7.h New York regiment left Baltimore
yeatordav for Frederick
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

BALTIMORE, July 7.-Caot. E. P. Fitch, De-
pot Quartermsster at MsrtiDsburg, arrived
here to-day with his train of wagons, horses
and Government stores, amounting in value to
over million and half dollars. IL was SAID
much Of this property had been destroyed and
captured BY the rebels on Gen. Milroy's retreat
from Mirtinsburs last Sunday week
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

REPORTED FOR THE STATESMAN
Last Nights Dispatches.
4 Hattie nc nIercersburg, Pa.

BKDyoRD. Pa, July There has been bat
tie near Mercersburg this afternoon, between
the rebels under Fltzhugh Lee and Gen. Pierce's
forces. The firing continued up to nine O'Clock
TO night. cannot send you details before to-
morrow. Our forces still maintain their ground,
and Pleasanton will be up tomorrow and head
the battle at Mercersburg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

TEE Trustees Of the several townships and
wards Of franklin county, Ohio, will send Q
schedule of the boundaries of their company
districts, number Of each company and number
of men In each district, to the shcriff's Office.
(. .,,.., 5.' i, 1' G. w. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Columbus, July 7-3td.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
State and Local News.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, At this office, good
boy IA to Is years of age, to whom good wage0
will be given.
, .july3-dH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
AUDITOR.
EDITOR sTATRsMAN:

EDITOR bTATK1hAE
Please announce the name Of SAMUEL I. MoooY as 9
candidate for County Auditor subject to the decision
Of the Democratic convention.
Mr.. Mccoy 10 thoroughly acquainted with accounts
and account books and would discharge the duties o
the office with ability. --...
RI MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
Ka bon aSn. Evrail nan.l

a BALrMoRE, July 6.--What 10 believed as DOS
itive information, is received here that Cen.
Esell expired to-day as house two miles from
FAncytown, from wounds received %, 4estys-
burg. s"''Ns- r. - - - - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

EDITOR OF THR BTATRlhAE
Please announce In the Statesman the name Of Adm
g. HIBB,, Of jackson township, as candidate for Rep:
resentave In the Legislature subject 70 the decision oi
the Democratic county convention.
Mr.. Hibhs is an old citizen, and would make an ex-
ceent Representative for the people OF conn'
": You VIII cblise many Democrats BY compiyins
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
Loo Will hold maryIan Weights.

HARRI BURG, July 7 General Couch received
intelligence to day, which is considered reliable,
that General Lee intends occupying and hold
ing Maryland Heights until his army can re-
cross the Potomac.
No news to-day from the Army Of the Poto'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
FALL ELECTION.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

EDITOR ONO BTArEsMAN: ....-I
Please announce the name Of JOHN COOKS, JR., Q
Truro township, as candidate for the Office Of Count
Commissioner, subject to the decision Of the Democrac
"A ~'N'' ' MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
New York Money Martst-July Z.

Money 697 per cent. L
Sterling Echange lower and nominal at Il69147 for
FIRST class bills.
Gold per cent. loweri opening at 35, and closing
weak at 33933k. a
Government stocks rather more steady. ,t.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
New YORK stock markot.-Ju.y

New York Stock Markot.-Ju,y
panic in stocks and prices lower. Gold down per
cent. since Chicago &Rock Island 9s; Gslena &
Chicago o2 Cleveland & Pittsourg 81; Illinos scrip
lO9k; Michigan southern guaranteed ll4k; Michigan
Southern 20; Reading lO3; New York Central llsk,
Erie 81 Erie preferred l0lK; Hudson H0. BarIem
94k; Michigan Central l07Z, Cleyes.d Toledo ITO;
Pacific Mail lo1k Gold Se; q. s. 0s 81, regiAtered
lO6.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

VIVIAN TED Local and travelling agents in every
w ToWn or County. Circulars, with Tesimonall
Of clsrsymen ana scientific men, "a regard g he hr..
',''' ',''''''' ISAAC HALE. Ja., q, 90, }.
j Iune2evSvd&v NkNpyNfqkr, MAS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
REPRESENTATIVE.

EDITOR sTATEMAn: ~ "a
Please ANNOUNCE the name or JoHN q. EDwARps, Of
Madison township, 90 q candidate for Representative
from Franklin county, subject to the decision OF the
Democracy at their County Convention, and oblige
~ DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

some one hundred and ffty paroled Indiaul
men left yesterday forenoon for Indianapolis. /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
Lee's Whole Army on the Banks OF
the POtOmac--A Desperate Battle
said 10 be In Prog ress.

1aAO ~ Do
HARMsBuRe, July 7, 6 P. Information re-
ceived here proves beyond doubt the continued
retreat of the rebels toward Hagerstown and
Williamsport, with the intention Of crossing the
Potomac, Their wagon trains are all In front
aud are being ferried across slowly in two fiat
boats. The Potomac is very high, bank full,
and they canuot cross, thelr only pontoon bridge
having been destroyed. ,5.
A large force Of infantry prevented the cap
ture of Williamsport by General Buford with
his cavalry. Our army is fast following them
up, and o great battle will be fought before
they succeed in getting away. This fight. It is
hoped, will result in the capture of the whole
or the dispersion of Lees army.
A dispatch from Loudon says q gentleman
who arrived from Williamsport says big fight
was then going on, and that there were no rsb'
els in the vicinity Of Greencastle.
The whole rebel army appears to be on thu
bank Of the river, and is. no doubt making 9
desperate fight. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
TOWNSHIPS.

q WIN. DoMIGAN, Chairman,
JOHN g. THOMPSON,
J. J. RICKLEY,
Adm g. HIBBS,
JAMES JOYCE,
w. B. HAYS,
. HARVEY Isle,
VIM. COOPER,
r JOHN M. PUGH, Secretary,
Democratic County Central Committee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
PROBATE JUDGE.


EDITOR ONO SrATEnfAN:
Please announce the name Of Judge II, B. ALBERY Is
candidate for PROBATE Judge Of franklin county sub
feet to the decision Of the Democratic County oonven
HOST OF DEMOCRATS.
Please announce JoHN n. PuaH as Q candidate fort
ecs Of Probate Judge, subject to the decision Of tn
Democracy OF franklin county, and q SbIige ,oms
TREAsURER. -
SEpIToR STATEsMAN-Please announce my name, o.
W. KENT as candidate for County Treasurer SUBJECT
to the decision Of the Democratic County 0onyentiOn,
and oblige f.u rlu o. W. KENT, sR,
EDITOR STATESMAN .E.AY.E
Please announce the name Of JosRPH FALKRSDAcH
as suitable candidate fer the office OF county Treas
urer subject to the decision Of the Democratic county
ri MANY DEMOCRATS.
By announcing the name Of JACOB PowrIL, Of Truro
township be candidate for County Treasurer subject
to the decision Of the Democratic conventicn you will
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Please announce tho name Of SAMUEL GuLIoK as
candidate TOR County Treasurer subject to the decision
Of the Democratic county conventio1, and oSlige ,
MANY DEMOCRATIC,
Gepaemsn- By announcing the name Of THOMAS
ARNOLD, Esq., as o candidate for County Treasurer,
subject to the 90 ection OF the Democratic Nominating
Convention you will be but doing Justice to him as
good and faithful Democrat and will confer favor
MANY DEMOCRATIC FRIENDS.
sLr.i sHHRIFR.
EDITOR ONO sTATIsNAE .'e a-.a
Pleas announce the name Of WIN. DoMleAN as Q can
1 IN al
decision Of the Democratic county convention, and
obllge sstfr sj }o fL-.
EDITOR sTkTEsMANi Ri t5y.staa gUs.h ..5.l
Please announce the name Of ELIAS r. WEAVER as q
candidate for shern Of Pr nkin county, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic county convention, and
oblige -
ppIToR ONO sTATEuxAN:
Pleas announce the name of A, JACKSON a. q candi.
date for Sheriff OF Franklin county, subject to the de-
claion Of the Democratic nominating convention, and
| oblge 49, Il..l
Please announce the name Of GEORGE Il. EARHART
a. candidate for sheriff Of Fnkiin county, subject tc
the decision Of the Democratic County 0ouyenton and
| oblige MAhT DRM0oRATe,
Eprron ONO srArrsxAS, -s0FiA3s Ag3 m
DedrSir r-You will do the friends Of Capt. H. N. o.
didate for the nomination for Sheriff. subject to the de-
csion Of tho Democracy OF Franklin county. We srt
In favor Of the nomnation Of Mr.. 0sBoRH, Of Bendor
TIC county, ~ and an uSsinch,ss democrat. @ No mar
more universally commando the respect Of all parties
the man for the times and the place In thes dc
ton will do justice to his claims. Let ~ have men
WY " '''' SHs Is FRIENDS OF DEMOCRACY
II .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
TREASURER.

A8EDlToR sTATEsMAN-Please announce my name, O.
w. KENT as candidate for County Treasurer, subject
to the decision OF the Democratic County Convention,
and oblige tau elu O. W. KENT, sR,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

HprroR Ono sr4TIsifAN, 11tsa * % n X. 49,
A. candidate Tor HhsrG 81 .Irankln county subject
to The decision Or ths Dsmeqrstiq Convection, and
oblige iisislao9 gnl AZ IS MANY pbMookATs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

EDITOR grkTRsMAN: ...ul L-sl.sl
Please announce JcHN n. PuaH 90 candidate fort
ece Of Probate Judge subject to the decision Of th
Democracy Of Franklin county, and oblige
MANY DEMOCRATS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

EDITOR OHIO STATEsNAN:
Please announce the name Of Judge II, B. ALBKRY rs
candidate for PROBATE Judge Of franklin county sub.
feet to the decision Of the Democratic County oonven
-'''' A HOST OF DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08
EpIToR HTATRaNAN:

Please announce the name of JosRPH FALKRNBAcH
suitable candidate fer the office OF county Treas
ri MANY DEMOCRATS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-08

EDITOR ONO 6TkTlskAE .H. r.tH
Pleas announce the name Of WM. DoMIGAN as Q can
didate for sheriff OF franklin county, subject to the
decision Of the Democratic county convention, and
iobllge s'i io .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-25

In Geiner 0blDtebSre6e, SGpebenS SntereGen
Ieten 5tDar ut@t nnmtttel6ar bebtDbt, aleiu Die
l4webtGGe Station fable tiefe GYmpatbten
fitr bic @efabren, NIT benem D6nemart Be-
brU6t let.
SIN preuBiIGen NbeeOrbneten9auIe trurbe
elm 0eebsntpurf e'n9ebra6t, Der bte 8fwiut=
gunG bon IL MtItonen StaGer fir bic bur9
ote Gretgnife tit @9leswi9.6 plRetn mStbt9
eepurbsnsn Mtl!tGrmaBrseeIn ~Serlanete. Der
6tnon5mtntEer bsans auf ibneue Mbitim-
tttfitG.
OeRreiGtiGe ErupYsn tcarsn BON Wrag
ndd EGsrefsn(tabt 8eaaneen. no le bts 5a
tbrem NbmarlA mad S4leSptg 9ulfetu, nm
bort BITE 8uubesbei6liRe az erecuttren, Der
bletben %iolltem.
Gin 9an6eS TRretdH9eS Nrnee Corps fClte
FA AM Is. Deg. tn Bepe9ung feben. OaS
IaGtf1e Gpnetn8ent lUnte am Is, IN 9ClIfetn
einraden, unD wenn ibnt Wtber(faab eeleiltet
fperDe, Foltsn Die GitretGtfA : preuBtI1en Ns>
Ierbem $4,000 Waua fart, nadraden. s.
Die Rammern bon Dresben mno Whrtems
BERG ordn8ten auf btes Iofctttge Belsb1a8 bon
Splfetn. ss,a1s s.aes - \.
~@- RcIer. E SD
Dte @ote1 baben mehrere piGtt3e siege
lber Die Gufen erfeGtsn. ID
IN Htts Sapatt. .la
Die tapamtfI@em Dpminps BADEN NIT 60
eesen Al Stiu1men bslBlofen, baB fetn @runb
oorbanben 1et, ben Gren10eR ben 9rte9 au CT.
ftGrsn.
9lfriea.
Der SGupuer Gtt9 Of Nortpi@ Bate Stlas
zen tn 8tYbDb Nfrtta) etn8eiAtft unb tpar
NIT bemIelbfn 9taGltA entfOmmsn.
Fl JiuEIamS.
Die Gntport RuBIanbs auf GtnlaOug gum
GonereB III publiairt--fe fpritbt ben Wuul&
etner Vdciftatioa Spm @urppa aus spitn19t
aber Gn9abe Der go bsratbenben Tra9en.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-25
gseuercs aus siltpn Sean.

New gprf, "a. De3, Der Daupfer
Star Of tbe GUutG 1T init NaGriGten srn
5iltOn 9eap pOm 81. etN8str0fsn unb mslDst
bab Der MlpnttOr 2tbtB6, tpGbreab er IfA Bel
bet Sort SObnion ouf Ytdst bsfanS, ouf ben
.@ranb esrttt0, 1pn Der Mebellsn 8atterie Bee
l&Cfen uno arg 3u8ertGtet, 3ulest aber pOr
stpet BanBeroampfsyn Fctt ge0odt pnrDs.
Der 9e9t8b mar 70 beoentenb belGaOt9t, baf
i'm bee Star naA 9iltOn 0eao fbltppeu
mubte, mp er rspartrt tpirb. Ntemenb an
9Orb wurbe eetGDtst,
Sen. Gilmpge bombarbtrts @6arlflcn tag.
ltA aus fetnen 200'0fanberu. SunR suat
nthts 4un 8eInn9 S0ratfontnen.
ODER Bert9t H6er 8eG9dDtgung beg GebtBE
10 t%pabr19etnlt9 febr nbestrtebea. Der aragr
6ct bic Nfatre ldpn fgt8er 9euelbet unb fag!
nt6t0, paB Der 2ebi9b, peI&er auf ben 0rmnO
sefabren tpar, bef9uf1en, funaeru uar,
'buB er led espprDen let.)
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RerlGetbe, 1&o6 ben gttessG 3urad unO GER
IAafte f@ @tugan9. Dgrt SaB Der un8lltds
lt@t auf benz GubbOben Gtnter DEM 2abentti6e
NIT etnetn Stride uul ben 0al8, Ger Gu eiaem
l&wa&em @tede, Oefen gnben auf Dem 9as
Dentt1Ge mnb einem ~eeeenit6er betncltGea
SADIE ru9ten, befeRtgt mar. OaS @ef@t OeS
GoDten tpar IhrsdfA entRelt uub DsnnU4
muB Iein GObe1fannpf tttGt gepeIea ietu, lOrlt
tuGre Der l3tpa@e @tpd aebgD&en.
Sa @bentoben (Dfai3) bat Der nsue
Wetn beretts feline Spfer 8eforoett. &Gfsr
9tul pp0te ben NIT neuen Wsim' 9sfGaten
Reler bon 8rauer MfoYsr Sfnen, lauf aber
lo9Iet9, Our9 BITE StiGtuft betdubt, gu 8oben,
Salfe mar 1ogletd Bet Der 9anb, absr lGmmt>
ltae 9Glfetetfsnbe wur6en burn Die Wtrfun'
gen be6 0aIes berart o~nst9rtfen, Dob 0te
meiFen 9letG SOD umfisltn. 9la6 elmer
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