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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-03-13
AnOflaor Cartel

The Rishmsnd Enquirer affirn,s that anoth-
er cartel for the exchange of prisoners held
by the respective belhgerents has been enter-
cd into. The Enquirer thinks. that tits is
due to The Presidents Proclamation OF Deeem-
Der 2sd. We quote from the Enquirer, which
says:--
The Federal Commissioner has towsagreed
to deliver up all those Confederate officers and
soldiers who had been wrongfuliy ::detained
previous TO the Observation-Disclosures be.
longiag to the regular Confederate array, or TO
irregular nrganiyasinns--also, oil non-epm.
batants-alsa, The officers detained BIZ Butler,
and such soldiers as have been tried hy their
military tribunals and sentanced. Ia short,
81 those cases which provoked the Presidents
Proclamation are to be redressed; and if the
Yankees act ID good firth, Every Confederate
soldier md citizen confined in their prisons
texespt officers captured since the Prdciama-
tony will be delivered within three weeks.
This will include the brave and unfortunate
zarvona.
So itstands with. respect TO MI prisoners
tnkan on either side before the Presidents
Proclamation Of the 2sd December. The
future begins & new score; and it demands
the most anxious attention Of the President
and Congress. I. may be interesting to know
that the enemy has, at. this moment almost.
~ quite ms many oficens Of ours in their
bands as we have Of theft officers, but Of pri-
Yates, we hold much larger number than
they ~
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{ From washington.
Proceedings. Of Congess--Fea Ravages
Of Small Pax. .si3ss

In the Senate, Mr.. Powell, Of Kentucky
offered resolution for select committee to
investigate the conduct of Colonel Gilbert,
who lately dispersed the .Frank5brt Conyen.
ton. Also, resolution of inquiry into the
arbitrary arrest of D. a.. Mahoney and others.
The latter was indefinitely postponed By
vote Of 81 to 16. A motion to take up the
Bankrupt bill was agreed toe The Senate bill
for the appointment Of additional generals
was passed.
The Committee Of Conference have .com.
promised all differences respecting the finance
bill, executing that relating to the, Bank tax.
The Herald says that "the financial measures.
as they stand, since the adoption by the
House IF the report Of the Conference Com
mittee, seems to be but little understood
The general construction 10, that, Mr.. Chase
is authorized to issue besides the fifty millions
of fractional currency, Ave hundred and fifty
millions legal tender currency, all Of this be-
ing in addition to the three hundred millions
authorized by the Bank bill. s ~.
Senator Wilson has introduced . hew negro
regiment bill, containing a prosiso, that no
person of African descent shall be appointed
to execute authority over white officers, sol
aiers or men in the army or navy service.fsi
Colonel Percy Wyndham has been discharg:
ed from arrest, for the purpose of placing
him in command Of an important projected
cavalry expedition.
Major General Mcdowell ID acquitted Of al
charges BY the verdict Of the recent Court Of
Inquiry.
Il is stated, upoi, high authority, that Gens.
raj Scott will publish, IN few days, letter,
explanatory Of his letter to Secretary Came.
ron. and exculpating General Mcclellan. s.si
The rayagss Of small pox among the con.
trabandsin Washington are depicted rs fear
full. The deaths at the principal station be.
ing fifteen day. The Herald says Medical
attendance for them is impossible to be oh
tained. The poor creatures who have left
comfortable homes.to enjoy the boon Of fres-
dom, are dying like rotten sheep. They are
half fed, destitute Of bedding. and utmost
every necessary-of life. In their anxiety -
escape the horrors of their sitnntion, they
steel away from their quarters and spread the
ioathsome disease in every dsection over the
CITY. s..
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The Case of Col. Xarveasa..

In the q. s. Senate, the 18th ult., Senator
Wilson from the Military Committee, in IN
swer the resolution inquiring into the case
of Richard Thomas (Aarvona,) of Maryland,
alleged to be insane from Ill usage while a pri-
soner of war. states that he was placed in
confinement December Sd, 1861, and after
March Sd, 1862, he was kept ia close quarters.
lie attempted to escape in April by jumping
overheard and swimming &c the Long island
shore, since which time he has not been out
of his room. except during q visit from his
mother, permitted by the Secretary of War.
Senator Wall, 20 by Is, with three Windows.
lie isellowad to communicate only with Off
GERS Of the guard aud Of the fort through
whom he can procure my food he desires IN
addition to his rations. Having taken adj
vantage Of papers end books to communicate
with persons outside, he is not allowed the
privilege of their use. The Surgeon reports
that his health il generally gooa-botter, by
his own admission, than when he was firstim.
prisonsd. He considers the prisoner mental
.ly sane, but regards him as eccentric. Adj
intant Townsend reports him as indicted
by the.Graild Jury Of the Maryland District
for attempting 10 seize the Mary Washington
and treason; and quotes the opinion Of Gene
rai Dix. that he should be treated 'as nK'ate
and spy, Theirs are four Witnesses to the
first crime; and the evidence to the second
charge consists. in his being taken in the dis.
suise Of female, with commission as Colo.
mel Gin the Active Volunteer forces of Vir-
ginia" upon his person. In consequence Of
suoh a report, he is not held ~ a prisoner of
WA. and he was placed in close confinement
for the desperate attempt to escape.
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Wlaerc Is Fort AscAsEtsfer I

w here Is Fort McAlhster? The factsthat
the. enemy il trying to halter ii down by 4
most terrific bonshardment, naturally rnises
Che question. We heard II askad yesterday
frequently. but not IN q single instance was
Its position correctly given.
Oh the Georgia coast, and eighteen miles
to the southwark Of the mouth If tho Savan-,
nah river, il Orsabaw Sound Into this Sound
flows the Ogsechse river, steam navigable
some distance up-sone thirty snilos--to YES
sells nf . hrgcr class. On tho 0yeechee river,
four miles ahoye the Sound, I'd situated Fort
McAllistcr. The Fort stands. on the main
land, directly on the river bank, and COM
mands the river for 4 mile and a half or two
miles. The country for several miles elong
the 0geechee, as is almost tho universal Gaze
on the Southern coast, is bnt an extensive
mSrsh. crossed and recrosaed by innumerable
little creeks and inlets connected with the
main stream. Some Of the Islands formed by
these creeks and inlets are large, and contain
large plantations. but while there is one Of
these. thereaars hundreds of others mere
marshes. 10 the northward. Of the Big Ogee,
chez, and connected with numerous creeks,
are two more considerable streams, called
the Little 0geechee and Vernon rivers, on
each Of which are said to be strong bate
ries
This is the third attacSon Fort McAllister,
the enemy having made two previous assaults
one on the 9th Of January, and another on
the lst of February; In both Of these the
enemy signally failed, and was cer,pelled TO
Withdrew. The fire Of our batteries in each
Of these actions Is said to have been splendid.
4 correspondent Of the Tribune, speaking Of
the frst engagement, SAYS that 1.-THE firing If
the rebels was such as to excite admiration
from friend Is well as foe. The very first
shot struck the turrctof- the Montauk, and
each and every one following IT was almost
equally well directed" The fact that the
fort has withstood two bombardments already.
one. lasting over six hours. encourages nj to
hope that it may be able to hold out in this
instance.
Another hope we have Of 4 .uceeessfui resis-
tance Of the fort is in the obstructiens which
have teen planted In the river. TWAS on
account OF these ohstructions that the previous
attempts to take the fort failed, and the same
saved us Drewry's Bluff las. spring. "A line
OF distractions il more formidable To the ad-
rance Of feet than q thousand columbiads,
and It our authorities would. take to driving
piles and sinking every manner Of obstruc-
ton that ingenuity can devise, inNead Of
mounting cannon, we might DEFY the whole
tieet Of Yankee iron clads.- Richmond En-
Gasi,,er. ID 81
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guaranteed. Let every man strip for the
work: and let every expedient be resorssd to
ia order to increase the number OF field laho.i
rers.> Thousands Of negro men and boys and
ahie-hodied women are kept ministering to
the ease and. gentility Of private families, and
employed in hotels, who ought to be sent to
the fields. And none DC our citizens, howev,
or cultivated, should consider . beileath their
dignity to lay hold Of the hoe or plow handles.
ALI rightminded men and women would ap.
plaud the patriotism, &s well as judicious
economy Of lawyers, merchants and town
gentry generally, who would this year work
their own gardens and chep their own fire.
wood, in order TO spare their servants to the
neighboring farmers. KoxAN. 3
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ThesIndianOIa.e
MOBILE. March 9Th.

The Jackson Mississippian says the dis
truction Of the Indianola was most ynfortu-
nate and unnecessary affair. Ghe tnrretted
nnorkter proved to be fat boat with snndry
fixtures to create deception PASSED Vicks-
burg on Tuesday night. The o5hcers belies-
ing she vas turretted monster blew up the
Indianola, but her guns fell into the bands Of
the enemy.
The Queen Of the Wcstleft 10 snch hurry
as to forget part Of her crew y no were left
ashore. Taken altogether this was q good
joke on. the partizap rangers, ssl:o are notoris
ously moro cunning than brave,
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"A gentleman who has administered the fol-
lowing remedy for diptheria, says that it has
always proved afectual in afordihg speedy
relief: Take common tobacco pipe, place
live coal within the bowl, drop a. little tar
upon the coal and let the patient draw smoke
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From Vicksburg.
yIeksBUEc. March S.

Commodore Porter, commanding the Ysn.
kee fleet, proclain6s that if any persons firing
on unarned vessels In the river wore taken
in the act, they would be hung. Also Ill
persons caught burning cotton, levying con-l
tributiops, &c.
The answer Of Gen. Stevenson has moi yet
tranepired.
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Later from van Dorn's victory.

CHATTANOOGA, March A.
Confrmatory reports are received Of Van.
sDorn's raid in franklin. He isnow in pos
session Of that place. Tbirty.n;nc, WAGONS
with stores, were captured: The Federal loss
is 1000 killed apd wounded. Oar loss heavy.
The number Of prisoners taken i 2, 600.
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-Sffite be8 Verpro9tanttrnmeSs
GonfmffSnr{nfR4
b nIttrtnre.b en 8. :

ore, ben 8. San. 1893.
4ngebote merben a NJ II . IN M en- Bis ben 16.
.iaauGr 1858, Wiittas8 IL u5r, sur %Steferung, neun Mo-
nate bon cieIem Datum nn9reGnet Idut Contract fir
bic Eruppen, DeIGe on Der @iIeu6a6n lub in br gRG6e
BON 6utper8 Scrip itatonirt itnb, BON
8rifd)srn NinSHeiid,
o63uliefern in rem CAMPS oer 9tegiHenter in Ipl9en
Gaantitaten, ais in tieiet Office besei4net merben. DoS
yfinhfsii@ rnB BON gutter, %9eIauoer QHalttat ieiu, p9ne
SdIs fnb G9entel.-
2 Cite inb biurei4enbe 9iirgi9aft nib bon Sem Sers
iar9t, per ben Gontraft er6dIt, ftr senaHe SrfiiIuns
~beielRsa.
gietsr %n'iifien segeueartig ua6 6ereit isia Sci gnHubne
tbres Gn9eb0t3 ben @ortraft 81 unter5eiGneu anb Bombs
gu gebeu, efe fe bic Office berle1eu.
g}ctIbIa9e nrihen beutlit itberi9rie6en ieiu "Pro-
posals for furnishing fresh beef unb an 2ieut. @ol.
G9Otas 6. e iGipan. 6. g., Baltimore, Meo., ~a6reIiirt
ieiH, Q6enn eiH @u9e6pt i'm glanten elmer 6iruia geina6t
ipirb, 10 miiiIen ibre ytanlet un6 bic IbreIIe i6rer 8DItS
SfFce 9ennu a~ngese6en merter, ODER baS @uge6ot pirb
ni6t beriidii1ti9t. @ieter mitfen cute 8etpeile iir i6re
eota(it6t an fe Ser. ct. Regierlug beitringeu.
3aRlunsen rperten in iclGen Gerb8 ger1aft. ais gerabe
b%crrGtfig iint, urb tpern Feline opT6arber, Icba(b ale IpI=
DE einIauFen.
Seine @tnfanfe tperbet BON Gejeiiionitan gema&t.
GFDmaS 6. Gunioan,
San1os10 Sieut. Gpl. II. 6. g., Ser. ct. Grutee.
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@eup. MnSrep's sutfdpaft.

Cotton, 10. San. DCuo. NnbreIp'i
NOtG9aIt wsrpe beute bar @5eieBgeban8 i'ber
aebsll. Gs 1T sin Ion9ss Document. Oh
Staatsl6ulp tstragt $6,257, 600; bic OUrse-
aeIGta0enen Q%nOrtnnngen tic 3u tilgen, I'M
faiItu SIS. 096 600. Die Nu5eobsn tpdbrsuC
bee Iebten Sabres betrugen $1.683,391. Dte
3a6l Der pom @taete WaiuaRltt s aufss
bradten Gruppen 1T 10000. Die 8anf
Snattuts b~efinpen Rd In 9utem 3uItanoe.
lleber bic uatiCnalsn Nn9eiegenbeitsn lpridt
fA ter @oupsrnsur BON MaiaAuIetts wis
fCl9t auS:
,llntonilten In fetnem pcpselten Sinnc,
srartn ptr pom Nnbseinn per NnltGt, Dab bic
Negterune, mstr oils irgerO etne 6lone BON
9euten Uper 3nterelleu, Elm mriprlnBltAss
Stsbt bat auf pen sr9sbsnen unb berjliGen
Dienlt elmer jsoen perlon uno WaGt.
,g8ir ltslen Die TsGtmaBietsit Der Nebel
lion tn Abrepe uaO InO in Dafen Seeen bic
fsl6e. l1up mir babFn nift mlnper p~erneint
ra6 bic rebelil1en Staaten irgenb etnem
menE6liGen Wslsn tbren perratDsrtl1sn &il.
len a~nfOringen p%Irfen, oaiern es pituf6t
IrSal Al b!eiten. WGbyeno unIere Srauen
auf ibre @atten un6 ualere Batter auf ibre
SS6ne ser8iGtfu unO lie allen @sfabren etnsa
furGttarea &rissss ~prsteSs6tn, baden wtr fet
nen @runb entDrdsn ~FSnnen, warum bic Ns.
bellen tbre Sitapsn 6ebaltru unp pe 3ptn9sn
fODtsn, sbenfaas NebeIIen gu lr!n. 5aOem
mir bic Negternng thinner unterItuben ubns
Bsptngungen In 8etref tbrer 9OItttt 3u Ifel
len. freuen mir uns a~usnebmenb, ba6 fe be
polittt Der WenlAsnnatur un0 ntAt pte BET
SDp6tltsrst bsfClet.
Sn Elm paar tur5ea Sa6ren tUsrben mir Die
bur6 ben gegennGrti9en 6.ies srspa0 iene
G@utp besatlt babsn DurG ben erbGetsn
Wertt, ben 8retbsit Dem Gieentbum in ben
TebeutlGen Staateu seben wirD, Our@ Die &C.
aei9erte pruputtipe Tdbteteit, bte Die 8rei9e'
laTtnsn Dor rsn Stlapen pOrausbuben psrOsn
unp Deren Osrnebrte Strait, ole @r3su9nil'
Mnlerer MaulfaftIren &c. gu tauffn un6 81
cCnlumiren.
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Die Mufnobmt @ens8trsintsms.

u Wsp@ 0prf. 8. San. YrafOent siae
cOln's @rT,noe fur bas 1nter5eiNnen Der Bin
AYR MufnaSme @sF 8irstntens In BITE Union
limb, fcleente:
II Nar ss Die riGttse YOlittt Der Npmint
aratlun, Inn 70 piel ireies Serrttcriulm unp nit
10 wsaia S6ptertgfeiteh ais mUslth 81 Ghern.
y QEttl bic @elebsetuns in Wbssltng bonn
6cnareB ais Die @~eeeeebun9 BON Bir9inisn
anerfdnnt nUrOen, unp pieIer &Srper Die Nn'
turit6t bate, Mabreg4n anSmusbmei, Dts aut
bic E6eituna beS StnateS nt3rsdten, unb eab
bic Gsrantwcrtliateit MIR auf beuen rube,
melfe pttt buee9en ftmnte'', D. b. out Den
Gtnrpbuerrt bes Sllliben 1betie0 bes Staates.
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eT~ebtHenbertGte iber bic GGietereinnabme DON
OaI0eRpn.

Der NtAmpnD enquirer BON II. Iagt, baB
am gleuiabrstaee um 2 ubr MlUr9enS pier
RauDnentCte tn bte @olDstOnr8 aY eiuseIan-
fen Ieten unb fA ga teiDen Setten Der 9arriet
Zane aeleet b6ttsn. 0ierouf 9dttsn bts
EeronilGsn SGarfl6IBen ibr Seuer erGfnet
mnD aue &anpniere nsblt Dem Captain pee9e,
f@o0en, pann Seentert uno mad per3wstfeltem
6anDoemen9e Dos SGiT 9enummen. 6tte
f@tt@ res WeffielO Der in bic Cuff 9eIprsnet
spurpe, nimmen Die 1iblidsn 8eritte NIT Dee
men aus Seem gJort therein, nur laeen Fe, bnB
bte selammte MiannIAaft, NIT Nusnabme BON
aGt Yerlcnen NIT tn cte 9uft sepflUsen et.
3pet Gondl60te NIT 3tpet @~Ompaanieen beS
AZ. Mofa9u1tttS 8e9imsnts leten ssfaneen
eenDmmen. Sen. MasruDer ribmt ltd, 900
@eTnnsene semoGt gu babsn.
chattanooga, 9. San. Der 8sinb
BAT f9 am Sunnabenb nnb Suantnoe Bic z
Naeilem tenlett Stsuarts Greet 5~uriidse3oeen.
Setne gaDnlsrte 9tn9 suriid, als le bSrte,
baB unlere 3ruppsu obmarI6irt letsn.
@ensral. WOrean Bat bts NuIbDile G'Ien.
balm bts auf iIeben Metlen Dor 9OmisSilr ger.
fSrt, ebeg f. bte XerinatOn unb @cptnstcn.
baSn> unO etus SrObs MenSe @sfanSene &C.
TaaHt.
Mubtte, 8. San. Der pNbUertiisr'
entbtelt fOlaenten 8ert9t aus Chattanooga
Dn Der Tein6 unS an Starte um mebr ali
bas DUppelte i~bertraf, uno unlere 1rupper
bur& @trapa3en uno 96lte pSatg sri&Gpf
tuaren, entlalCb F@ Bragg mad Dud &al
s1 rettrtren.
Der Geinb srbislt fOrtpGbrenb 0srfartum.
gen aus %entutudp.
un1ere Nrmee cOncentrtrt fh, I'M tbn, tpenr
er bOrrfdt, gu smpfNn9en.
Seit6em bic Nrmse iber ben GsnneEeelut
oegnneen Ia, bat le $500 @efanesne sc
tno@t.
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Sffice aeS DerprO0iantirum98s
COMMUNICATES.

Baltimore, ben 10. Saa. 1858.
Ang ebpte erben ngenpmmen (ppu erfter
4onb nur) Bis Mpntas, rem 10. Sannar 1858, @flttags
IL uer, in Der Office hes llHter3ei4neten CUR ~Qieferung
Spn
5000 BSiter Grtras We6I, friI6 sen1nbIea unb
BON seutl9teu 8rGnten, ne .1eS bonn @taatss
W1ebL SnIpettcr Der Gtabt Baltimore tur3 Dor Der
&blieferuns inipisirt wirb. 8eibe 86ben Der
GGier rifen gut e~inseIufeu iein. Gta9sereifte
.W uab NIT @ai8iuen sebaute Taier tperbeu pcittiU
;uritdsemisien. 1000 6Gier finS al "a. 3anuur
a~b5uIieferu uub 1000 Sdiier al. 7 Sage Bis iur
@p1enbung bes @ontratteS.
Dbiae anaebote fub b~enietben 8ebinsunsen u~nteripprs
fen, ME lie s~epSbnIi@ bel meiuen 8etanntma6unsen fir
4rpoiaut=@orrdtbe p~ubI3irt itnb.
Seine @iufGufe perben BON SeseificniIfen senta6t.
Tbcma8@ 6. Suuiran,
9anl26l9 0ieut. Col. II. 6. g., Ser. ct. aruee.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Sri 1T | IL q 3 VI. = Wnna Oupree bate
Srau Marta Vbilips tbdtlt4 ansegriFen, unp
purbs Dssbalb at $40 Strafe unO &olttn3abs
lung perartbeilt.
Suab &ellp Bate ben @6arleS Collegiate
ntepsrgsl6lasen uno bG5 3usertftet, wesbalb
er inter $4,000 Sarsl&aft eeltellt mar, pel.
DE Soraptn Trant fur TIN %leiltete. Oa ct
niAt DOR @eriGt erldien, tpurps bic Burg
iAaft fir b~erfaaen erflart. - S6tger 9u9b
&elY talt uamlt9 etne &~eitauraiipn In Der
Ssconpltr, nobe 3rtppoletts Nlls9. GoleBats
mar In Der NaAt Dss 80. Dc3eimbtr y. s. nit
nod eiuem 5erra pprt eingsfsbrt, I'm stpas
3u sIen. Is wuroen iDnen ieOpG unsenieb'
bare Spetlen ppr9elebt, bic tie ar3unebm.n
perwtiserten ; %tpOrauf &saY NIT gust leirer
Bttannten, y. WopD nno U. Wrolen tbu Gn@
4v,6sn, 80 GeEts fir bic ntAtseuriieuen Spet%
i'm poa linn erprebten, uno TIN i'm &B5tmmer
spie uadber nod auf Der Strabe pstl9ieOsns
Niale eDerl6lusen. Die beiOsn ilbri9sn
0e9utfen DeS &elY brahten u~bri9ens 3su9en
oct, baB lie tbn niht eelhla9en batteu, nnr
10 tamen tie jsDer NIT SO Strufe &olten,ab'
lung unp prei WpAen gtnlpsrrung IN ots Sail
DopDn.
Sames 6enriette Der ben @lert Oes Dolijei'
marl@aas, 9aneas Sobn 3. Spnes, an9eSrif.
fen bptte. snubte $40 Strafe unD pte &Olten
be,1tlen. ti9s a q
patrtf gD0ite Desielbeu 8erSe9ens gessn
cine Brau, Mamens Marsaretbe WYmon, Oft
estiaet, fam NIT S. unp &olten5ablung bd-
pon. te-n
Safob Muir, Der einen SUlbaten esmiB-
baupslt 9aten lsute, wurps frsiseIprCAen.
5rau 5anns Stoneleiffr mar 6el6ulot9t,
etnen oisridbrieen 6naben. %. Wittene, &c
ihlaeen 5n BADEN. Go ersab fi@, bob Iebte-
rer ras 6inb FER Nneefloeten ssmibbanOelt
bate, moranf lie i6m einen &lapps Serebte
wesbalb le niht beltroft purbe, ~lonpeyn tlpb
Die Soften au be3ablen bate.
Sobn GALLAGHER bate feline beiere 5Glite
8spruselt. Oieie mar 9utmttbig eenuB, Dor
@sridt aiat gu etideinea, unp 70 fam ct nit
blapem Nu9e, b. =. NIT ttner bonn 8iGtes tim
sttbeilten Strafrebe, bospn.
Nadbem nod gem rpsttere Safe bebufs Ser
%banolans tn nd4ter @tsuns auf bic 0e'
rt6tsro(e sebtaht waren, rertdSte f9 Der
5Of.
85= 6rausn, MItter unb GAweaern, beren
wtdnn r. SSbne ano Hrabrr in Der @rm,e bienen, Sbr tbnnt
tstn nnslt4etes unb wertbScaereS @eI@ent In ibe Eerpiiter
tbuu, ais eirt9e SGa@tela bon Qou0tpdps YiGen unb Otnt-
nent. Sic erbaltpn bic Ge luntt bill. foSar utter ben Stra-
pasea hes ScIbatenletens. Bios 20 Gents pee S&aGtel Ober
&rPt. (221)
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NcmcreS aus Nciu Orleans.
GrnppencUncemtratiOn Oes @sneraI Sanfs.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ces WeHerdt O"htS'
Ntw gcrt, 10. Sdnuar. Oar Dam
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-12
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In alien 0srtGten Der Sanuartermtn, nno Die
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Tortaang babeu.
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