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The New York herald., 1863-11-06
FINANCIAL. AND CONNER GAL.
THURSDAY, Nov. Sc

THURSDAY, Nov: Sc M.
Money is still active at per cent, and relief
reaches the market but gradually. There is less
difficulty in borrowing on good securities; but
parties having money to lend can be sure of
quickly getting per cent. As might be ex-
pected, the present activity il attracting con-
siderable sums from the country, and the impress
sion is that when the banks are again in position
to loan freely, and parties who have called in
their loans get over their scare, the market will
become one Of decided ease. IL is understood that
the subscriptions to the $40 bonds are now
being made to q considerable extent in
certificates of deposit, upon which the ten
days notice has been waived by the Sub
Treasurer. This will lessen the demand
for legal tenders for that purpose. These SUBJ
scriptions to-day amount to 81 ,49l 500, of which
G,lo3 $50 is through sub-agents. We learn that
Mr.. Cisco has received instructions from Washing
ton TO contribute to the ease Of the market in 10
far as he can possibly do so, and the probability
Is that the arrangements he will thus be enabled
to make will have very decided effect before
many days. 1t will be noticed that the balance
in the Sub Treasury is again reduced to about
t29 600 900.
Gold has been more active to-day, partly in
consequence of an uneasy feeling in regard to tho
position Of the armies. and partly as reaction
from the dulness Of the past few days. 1t opened
At 1867, was as high as l47Ts during the day, and
closed at l47ss. Exchange has been in moderate.
iy active demand at l62H 1881 for bankers
bills.
The siringency in the money market abates so
gradually that the business in stocks is compara-
lively limited. Even those who have the most
confidence in the market are inclined TO see
little further before doing anything particularly
o. there would he considerable difficulty in max.
ing any large negotiations just at present. At
the first board this morning the following were
the changes as compared with last evening 8
closing quotations:-Hu River declined x
Reading q, Southern old q, Southern guaranteed
q, Illinois Central /, Pittsburg "a, Galena "a,
Prairie du Chem q, Fort Wayne q, Alton and
Terre Haute !, Chicago and Alton 4, and Alton
preferred I. New York Central and Erie were
comparatively steady, while Michigan Central and
Northwestern were frmer. Between tho boards
there was rather better feeling but in the after.
neon there was falling of, and at four r. M.
there was no recovery. The following were the
closing quotations Of the day.
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

IL has been one Of the fortunate features Of this
war that almost all the resources required 10 carry
II on have been within our own reach; and, as an
agricultural and manufacturing people. we have
been enabled to make !. almost entirely selfsup.
porting. Tho stimulus which has been given TO
~ branches Of trade connected with or in any way
.s,esssry 10 lts prosecution has been immense,
"a oGf railways have reaped fair share OF its
g1lntases. Leaving out Of the question The build.
-y .: new roads and the extension Of former ines.
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
sEoARs AND To

ToBACCO -HAyAsa wRarfKs
i ran 30 b1gsht a. implfffa rfirr
wards. io.. Al tnts n f.ar.
Gf.arsttss JULIAN ALLWN
The New York herald., 1863-11-06

The following is an extract from the minutes OF
the Board Of Managers Of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad Company, al meet.
ing held October 80, 1868 -
Resolved That this Board regards the proposed cxten
sion OF North Penns yvana Railroad by the Lehigh and
Delaware Water Gap Railroad Company, 70 faston, and
thence (which In their Judgment would soon follow 10
connection with the railroad Of this company, vaua
bic public Improvement, opening, AZ II would The most
direct communication between tho city of Philadelphia
and the Iaokawanna and Wyoming valleys and Northern
and Western New York and the Canadas.
The following are the earnings Of the Dubuque
and Sioux City Railroad Company for the week
The New York herald., 1863-11-06


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The New York herald., 1863-11-06

The following are the earnings for the month Of
October of different railroads.
1852. 1863. fNrers-
Galena and Chicago. .$203 ,575 ,sl4 1890
Cleveland and Toledo. ll3,730 Is0Ol3 26,2s3
Chicago and Rock Island... 927 2O8 $50 64,632
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
To Consul Rnhptivcs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suf
cred several with lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumption-s anxious to make known
to his fellows sufferers the means of cure
Te all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrption used free of Charge, With the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find SURE
CURE PoR CoNsUMPTIoN. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, nc. The
only object Of the adver in sending the prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he conceves be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. ..
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh,
35Sw3m Kings County, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

WHEN THE SYSTEM FEELS DULL AND LANGUID
as though there but little life-attended with bad
taste in the mouth but little relish tor food-some
times attended with dnl pain in the head side and back,
il shows that the TORPID aud IMPURE
BILE and that there HUMoRs BLOOD which should
be carried out of the system ScovILLs BLOOD AND LIv
Err SYRUP will cause those organs the humors
and convey them from the system and restore the action
Of the Liver. IL the impure pile and humors should not
be removed and the liver be restored its proper
action, but permitted to on, It may prove in time
MALADY WHICH WILL COST YOUR LIFE!
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

LAMo1LLE COUNTY ITEMS. There was q Sab
bath School celebration at Cambridge at the
Methodist chapel, Christmas Eve. On New
Years Eve, the Congregational society held a
like exhibition.
The editor of the Nc,csdealer, was presented
last week, with boquet of fresh yiolets, from
the garden of Albanus Earle.
Mr.. Solomon Stowe, of Morristown, made a
can of maple honey, from sap caught between
Friday and Monday last.
The NeWsdcdler, says that there is living in
Cambridge, weIl-regulated family of four
generations, numbering eight persons, by the
name of Edwards, and consisting of three pairs
and two odd ones. The first, or oldest gentle
man is Is years DID, with a wife about the same
age. The second are middle aged couple OF
about 45 third, young couple of two or
Internationally, and the fourth is q son O the
latter, aged one year The eighth person is a
great-grandmother of the youngest, so that the
little fellow has to care for him father and
mother, two grandparents, and three great
grandparents all under the same roof, and al
living in one family. Mr.. Edwards is an indie
pendent farmer, owing no man dollar.
The NetvSdealer has been informed that quite
q number OF the prominent citizens of Morris
vile, among whom are DR.. H. Powers, p. X
Gleed, f. I. George, A. P. Hawse, &c, hav
left of the use of tobacco.
The " Old folks ~ had great sing in the
Town Hall at Morrisville, the evening of tn
Sd inst. Some two hundred persons attended
to hear the melodies our grand fathers AND
grand mothers used to sing.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
fBY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK p. M

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 8. Gen. Curtis has received
the following dispatch from Gen. Brown:
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Jan. S-3, p. M. The
enemy arc crowding the fighting, bat my men
are behaving well. | am holding all the strong
positions. The enemy must fight as want him
to whether he likes 1t or not.
(Signed,) Gen. BRowN.
Doct. Melcher has just sent the following
despatch dated this afternoon
Gen. Brown is badly wounded. There has
been no severe fighting since noon. The enemy
took one of our guns, but were repulsed at
dark. Militia re-enforcements are coming In.
Prisoners say that Gen. Marmaduke is in COM
mand OF the rebels, and will be re-enfo=ce9 to-
night.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

Are you traveller does business pleasure call you
away from home? when sick them of all other times,
will be felt the need of Domestic practice " nothing is
more convenient to carry, and no medicine be
lied upon with the confidence as Doct Gifords
Homeopathic Curatves, they are put up in different
sized the required ANTS of ALL sold
at Is cts per box Sold by Fred f. smith. agent Mont
peler, vt. Address NJ, Burr Co Boston, Mass, or
Philip Lee 1856, William street, New York.
Manual Sc free apnllcatun.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

Contrabands agree in stating that the rebel
incursions are nightly made below the Court
House for large distance, and negroes are
carried away and sent south.
The greater portion of the slaves on the long
neck of land between the Rappahannock and
the Potomac have already escaped to our lines,
bringing with them their masters teams and
other property. They avail themselves of night
for their exodus . .......,...
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
Post Office Notice.
MONTPELIER, VI


NOTICE is hereby given that the period of thirty days
ing such Postage stamps have been used currency
for redemption this Office the expiration of thirty
days, subject to the following rules, viz
l. only those stamps will be redeemed which have become
soled in their No clean stamps,
under this lie, will be redeemed
.. No stamps will be redeemed which shall appear to
have ever been used in the payment OF postage
g. The Stamps be redeemed must be separated by the
into their several denominatons-a three cent
stamps together all ten cent stamps together &c Each
parcel must be put in wrapper and on the back OF the
must be endorsed the amount OF the enclosed
stamps The parcels must then be placed In
single wrapper envelope and The back of the enve
must be endorsed the amount of the whole lot ana
also the of the The packages received at
the Post Office will be numbered regularly and recepted
for.
a. The packages of stamps will then be carefully exam
ned and couned in the Post Office in the order OF their
reception and the value of those considered redeemabe
marked the envelope Those not deemed good Will be
destrOyed-nOt given back.
3. Owners WILL application, receive their respective
payments in Government notes or postage currency.
All stamps must be presented for redemption within
thirty days after notice is given at the Post Office OF read
| ness to commence the work.
l. But deposit will be allowed by or from the same
party, firm association.
g. The progress the work will be advertised by pos ing
in the Office daily the numbers ready for redemption
and will receive their respective payments sur
rendering their receipts
By order of the Post Office Department.
OFFICE AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF THIRTY THE
! DATE NOTICE. After this date stamps that
have used for currency will be received at this Office
| in payment for Postage JAMES G. FIRE NCH, NJ.
wi d&w.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

WNDHAM COUNTY ITEMs.-We cut from the
PhGnir the following. ga.H| 81
On the Goth ut., Joseph Franklin, of YER
non, celebrated his Send birth day by going in
to the woods and chopping, splitting and piling
IN good shape | l-S cords of four foot hard
wood (mosly oak in little less than sic hours.
We learn that a man by the name of Reed
was found dead in the road in the south west
. erly part of Vernon two or three DAYS since.
\ under circumstances which lead to the belief
'nat he died by the hand of violence. AS the
analr IN undergoing legal investigation we wait
lor more information in order to give full par
we learn from our correspondent at Marlboro
mat destructive fire broke out in that village
on last Monday night, which consumed the
dwelling house and other buildings of the Black
give the name of the sufferer; but saws that be
and his wife escaped from the burning house
with their two children in their arms that the
clothing, private papers, provision and most of
the furniture were lost. Loss estimated at
$loOO or $1,000. Insurance 5000.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

CAREY's CATHARTIC CANDIEs.-Derangement OF the
Stomach and owels.As the stomach by the agency Of
the gastric juices assimate diges.ed food into elemental
blood, cannot be too careful of preserving it in
healthy and vigorous condition. Careys Cathartic Can
dies are powerfully corrective and detergent, they
strengthen the digestive organs and By their curative
properties cleanse purify the ngested food in its
of conversion to blood In all disorders of the bowels
and viscera their sanitive qualities are unequaed Sold
by all Druggists, at 25c. per box.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

MORTALITY IN EAST RUTLAND IN 1862 -
Whole number Of Deaths, 49, Males, At Fe-
males, 81; This list includes but part of the
deaths among our foreign population. Of those
included, the average age is between % and 20
ars.--Rutland Herald.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

FIRR.-A house and barn in Norwich, owned
by Ezekiel Gile, and occupied by Edward Cor
nings, were burned on Monday, January s. IL
.sured in the Windsor County Mutual for $500,
which will nearly cover the loss.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

Prentice (of the Louisville Journall saws IF
the rebel leader Morgan: =
" fellow that has stolen as many horses as
John Morgan need have no fear that even his
worst enemies will ever call him one horse
concern"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

Lieut.. VIM. P. Spaulding of Poultney, for
mcrly of Co, l, 5th Regiment, having been ten
dered Lieutonaney by Col. Grant, has accepted
it and will soon join the regiment.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

A Big PoRKER, 10 months old, was slaugh-
tered by Oliver Tenney, of Mendon, on the I'd
inst, which weighed when dressed, It's lbs.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
LOSE {!

u ETW ZEN Montpelier and Worcester, Thursday
ID ming, a roll of leather containing Calf and one
Kip skim The finder will receive thanks and will be
aby rewarded by leaving them at the Freeman Office
orat Abbot's at Worcester, by .# .s.t...... .HJ
Worcester, Dec. IL. 15d3 B. "a, HARRIS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

MoRrALiTY.-In one small school district in
the town of Wheelock, no less than twelve deaths
have occurred since the 22d of October.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS invaluable medicine is unfang in the of all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution
moderates all and removes all DISTINCTIONS
from Whatever cause, and speedy cure may be relied
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
To Married Ladies'

is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short tlme bring
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should be taken by females that
pregnant during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, they
are bring Miscarriage but at every other
time and in every other case they perfectly safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue Slight
tion PalpatOn of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hys
terics Sick Headache, Whites, and all the nfu diseas
occasoned by disorganzed system, these Pills will
effect a cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 30 pills, and encircled with the
Government Stamp of Great Britain be sent post free
for 100 and postage stamps.
Sold by all Druggists. nov2Slw&mly
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

WASHINGTON, Jan. g. Information from the
Army of the Potomac shows that our p:ckets
extend from Falmouth to King George Court
House, about twenty-five miles.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09

New YORK, Jan. 9. The Richmond Enqui
rer of the 9Th says that the danger OF financial
ruin to the Confederacy is imminent and the
high prices resulting from the enormous issue
of treasury notes are an enemy more formidable
than the Yankee armies
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-01
Scr brppslte @ar5elbaum.

Ggf beuAslten bic Demptrotsm Der nsnen
bOp bar Wabl treuC Qiebe 3ur Union
unb bsltauptn aaf enegeilAsr &rtsgSiIbtune ;
bann warisn Ie ote Maete 90 unD ltsbGugels
ten nit psa eutsn 6rsunceH in Dir;s. DarO6
ertob t9 cine o~lIasmeine GntrillunA = bic
ebrlt@e Demctraten febrten eriNredt um
uno etitsn Der orebsn !9eerltrabe Der lntVn
uaH. SoGu San Buren, & So. Esinmten ibre
@eigen mad per popnlGren S0nart uno 3paen
NIT fltnaenbsm Sptsl In bas sDrDiirOtge Sc
ba0uce stn, ras iGcn ibre 8dter ltsbenb &C.
yHegt. Nnn itebsn bic conequentfn
eeutGen Der fribern Ttrma DrauBen Int fro
1tgsu MdrBlturn, uno wsroen BON Srsunb
unb Tstnb aIS aI&mpFeslAlanGen" eebranN<
mart Sic transit gloria mundi = Selbfl
bic Nebelen 1aben fstnen 0slpgft mebr Dor
gaIanOtgbam, Don belen Gumpan @uTbtn9
Der ,,Rthm0nD Gnqutrsr" u. q. Iagt; o@abe
es i'm Sitpen eEnen Meser, Der 70 entartsi
mare, p'e Cutting, 70 iodte er aussnbltdlid
freiasloHen uno naD Ma1aduftts geIhidI
tperosn" Sub! "@ mr
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0eretesAt 0teS unS DaS.

Wian Sergtet9s BOD nur bas 8grBalteii ber
Deut0fratea - uamlib Der I~trsuasn Nagtet.
DenlVfrateu--geaem Dts uniunstreuea 8aaraey,
tire et9enen nGdifeu Mitbareer, NIT l6ssm
Ssrbalieu 9e9en Die Nsbelen. Nablp1e uno
unanftDrlsGs Nn9rifs, 8stIeumOungea unb
Saimpfsretsn 9easn ote 01epatiifaner, Ois
Naoifaien, ubte %5Oltttcniltsn", tpriGe ent.
lAtsoen 3a @anIlen Der t1aiu. l.t,D. oeae, bic
8unoesregternng iins, fur3 rte 3ti@sn oss
oerbtfteniten 5alsS 9egeu ibre unioustreuen
Wfttlrser, aber SAUnsne, Der Sslstpeia,
8rteoens9sfliler, freunoltde geriprs@unasn
Der bslten Seotngnaeeu, spn ned mebr con
ifttuttCneuen Waratitcn fir Biz ,,liplifan
Brtber", 'psnn le Nt6 nur init tbrsn ,,uSrb,
lshs1 BfIpernr, DsnaD emoFsGtsit, nieber Der
etntgen trcler. Dian osrsle'9e DIES 70 BIN
~naelpeit psrl9teOsae 8erbalteu un|erer hemos
fratii&en D1rtetfibrtr esae1 tbye uSrrIidsn
repnblifantidsn Mttbitger, nit oenen Ns Td
n!1t einnal In uniGuspegIammluraen uro
un'pna(tgueg cereinI9sn molten, nnp aeae.:
Oa8 reheuiIne Q5olt OsS &noers nit etuonDsr.
unb mar rrtrp lI9er e%rtaunt fsagen: Sin6
oteIe Oeascfiatt| 9en Yartstlabrer, Die lth f1s
Unions Frels'es auaae6eg nno babel din6etliG
70 tsiOnOesn Gifer fir @tdatsrf9te, fir bte
Ibfeilctt rno G0p6Ifabrt atier Gtaatsburaer
entDtdeln. Mot iDe:t r;e9r Geinbe ibrer ei9e.
nan Iopalen, rtpn6tFanilAen Mitbirger In
Stnot. aIg Bstnee ,psr &sbsQsnl?
uno nun Der9IftTe nan bamtt wieDer ibas
8erGaltsn ber NebsIsn, irelf5e le mil oer
Brtsoenspalme uno BEN Skl3weig G~e,pinnen
5~nollen. pe9en bteie blobea Vattet. Dsmpt,atsn.
Die Nep gCrttr Gtaatspituug brndt 3um
|SdIptl fDlSeuben @sttfa esp @id,mOnbe Dtae
pGtA as: N35 lsg a-a .s 3a sa1s
n8saat mna tus, men !vtr,grlnoltGer Sers
a9teu, WeaesG pttltps, bed abSlitientihlden
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Ser ansrtT auf Gbarleften,

Der philadelphia DrsB wirS Sun 9iltcr
6eao unter Dem Datum ceS 20. NiGt3 ge
|6rieben
vDenm bteles Gnretben bet S9uerl elm
rift, DigO Der Nngrtf ieitsns uuierer gaH3en
6lOtte auf ben Qeero Der 0ebelIion be3onner
baben.
Die Fa!tgebatts @ers5ssrung I'm Gnsrth
lag tpsper an Der Nrmee, upA lag Ne am
ggettsr, icnberr Gs lag an ben I'M @barIsFo.
ner 5afen pegleiFten EorpeDos.
Gin Ntttet 3a aTatsn, bteGe 6SGenntaIh FL
t,en unlhapItdt gu faadsn, lrar Die Gafsabe.
@trsu 0!aa bafiir hnt Capt. @glcTcn ausges
eant unb bereitS pier Wtaf@iueu nab Oprt
RC9aE entleftoet, BON beslen rrei ps.lpren aes
eGn9en Fno ia eInem Stuyuf, 6tc pterte ba9e-
gen TIM !0ofen bon Sort Nopal onselanpt iGa.
Die BON Capt. GrieIUn erFmnDene 8prriAtuug,
g~enanat Der oSbaruftion Nentopfr" lit BEN
DauSeriNifsn ottaGirt ;:np tat ben :3iped,
oo le 20 bis 30 SUP a6er paS G6if 9taauss
ragt, ben Xelpebo entwepsr In uuGdGDli6sr
@ntfsrnung snr Grplclion ;u b~gingen, oeer
Dor ltG bsrSatrei6sn, unO wsnn etne grplps
iIon fatlfnOet, 70 erlrsdt li9 etslelte aufolee
oteler GtnrtGtpng nt6t auf pas S6if, fon.
bern erIAnttert nur Die DeHaI sIbsn attaGirts
MalHiaerte ..s sp ,sa.1.
Dts Monttors, welhe beIttinmt afinb, 3um
Iusrif aaf @6arlslon besrsnDst 3m tperOen,
fino: @afIatc. gapt. Drapton ; @atapscO,
Capt. Anmonp; 0ee5owten, Capt. Deans i;
Natant, Capt. Sobn 9iO0ssrs ; Wontauf,
Capt. BOroen; Ratefiu, CAPT. Tatrfnr ;
ytdntnsfst, Capt, George 0lcogerS. Capt.
Worpen, Der Die erffe Grfabrung aeinamt BAT
NIT bic sn @tiensspan,erteu, it ent4nltaltid,
fur Oersn Airtianteit eingenOmmen. Mub
bet 6ecfuf miro In 8egtinbang NIT bieTem
Nn9riH 9enannt ; map btc Yan3erfregatte
Wsm Srunliees, Commodore Iurner, ceren
Arntatnr aus IA elBGlisen unp sipet 300
pfttnDteen 0eio9enen beltebt, Diro an Dem
Rample tseilne9ulsn, Der Baba16 nit ietnen
7oO WRann on 8orO uno letafm I&rperen
@sIGaesa Siett 80 bel WaGer (23 Su6), um
bet Dtsisr Mitade perroentet tpsrDen Az !Gnnem,
psSslei6en Der Wotplattan uuo Baybnee. Dtsle
uno 'aaDsre @aiFe tpetoen barum In Wcrt
N0paI bletben, uIn ben Ue5s0ea GtOoer Az
elnptai19era, nit beu1 man eeorubt.
Nuf Der Snoleite oss DnlleS BON Sort
Sumter EIe9t mau fanfjstn @eiGabs aufsss
Tabrsn. G6leppoampfee Hebt mam i'm Oafen
pcn &barleItcn bin unb uiebes larfeu, Sc
iNitb. au8Iobeu aaO anoere SGoonaau,=
@s8entanoe, uno auf ben uFstn Sruppeu
~ertretren ua0 @cntrnbarps init @rbarbeiten
bsl9Gftt9t. @elegentltA pirb ein @el@1B
probttt. SIN innera 6afen 6iloen Ots 8sfsltts
sungtn 10 3ismIib 5pe, Daraletsn uuO an
Den nfern 3tebea itN pte 8atterten te etme
Wleile bin. =
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MnFnnft Oes 4ampftrs @c0Ienan.

Nep gDrf, 81. @lar3. Dsr Dampfer
Wte@!sllan Ie',gte Il IsBtsg Siadt gtsr an. 81
Ie8sIts ON IS. bpn glem 8 Lame ob unb
brtngt Die YoR NIT 0en. 8ants' 0ffi,iellea
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