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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

The rebel privateer heet-consisting cf the
alabama, Georgia and Tuscaloosa-were cruising
off and around the Cape of Good Hope at last
accounts.
Captain SEMMEs, of the Alabama, had sold
his prize, the Sea Bride
The United States steamer Vanderbilt was re-
pairing in Simon's Bay. SENniEs, of the alabama,
acknowledged that he was afraid of the Vanderbilt,
by stating that he would try to avoid an engage
ment with her, and if she blockaded his vessel in
her. as he did the San Jacinto at Martinique. The
Vanderbilt is, he said, so every much faster"
than the Alabama, that if once engaged with the
former he could not get away from her.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

THE PURSUIT OF LEE.-The Washington Star
of Thursday evening says information received at
the capital that day leads to the conclusion that
Meade's advance was at that time some miles be-
yond Culpepper Court House. The Star gives
the following reason for the advance of Gen. Lee
"One purpose of his raid was doubtless so to
destroy the railroad or if possible to prevent an
advance on Richmond by that line this season.
AS thorough as his work of destruction was DONE
he has thus effected little or nothing to that end
owing to the efficiency of Col McCallum's means
of repairing such damage. We do not look for
another serious stand Of Lees army upon the
Rapidan, as his late movements have developed
the fact that he does not feel able to cope with
our army in pitched battle.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

FRENCH AND AMERICAN IRoN-CLADs.-During
the recent trial trip all of the French iron-cads
were more or less damaged, and all but two prov
ed to be failures. We have done much better
than that with our Monitors, and next week We
shall launch our famous Dictator, which will knock
all the European ironclads into old iron if it ever
engages them in battle.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

MODERN AMAzoNs.-It is stated that the rebel
women in Mobile have dressed themselves In SOL
diers clothes and paraded around the Notifications
in order to make show of strength. 1t is also
stated in the London Times that one of the Mex
lean deputies asserted that the presence of the
beautiful wife of Maximilian in Mexico would be
worth an army of forty thousand men. These
facts show how useful women may be in time of
war.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07
JOS. H. SEARS, Editor and Proprietor.
PORT ROYAL, SATURDAY, NOV. Z, 1868.
TIE New South can be obtained of the follow

THE New SOUTH can be obtained of the follow
ing persons:
&c. ALEXANDER, p NJ, Beaufort.
j.. W. ALLEN P. NJ, st. Augustine, Fla.
W. G. MORRILL,, P. NJ.
I'll. R. BROOKS, 39th Ill. Vols.
Ed DooL1TrLE, Vol. Engineers.
WM MASON, SD Pa Vols.
Sergt. c. s. GAY, Co. N. 1st Mass Cavalry
Regiments will please send in their orders the
early part of the week.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

early part OF the week.
News From the North.
The Massachusetts arrived at this port, Thurs
day A. NJ, with dates to the 31st ult. We give
some important news from the Southwest
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. %, 1868.
Lookout Mountain was yesterday taken by our
forces, the enemy falling back without resistance
Our troops occupy the south side of the river
from Bridgeport to Chattanooga, and the river
and railroad are unobstructed.
WASHINGTON, Oct 80, 1868.
At nine o'clock Yesterday morning Major Gen
eral Thomas telegraphed to the War Department
as follows -
"Gen. Hooker was attacked at twelve o'clock
midnight and severe fight ensued, which con-
tinued for two hours, with lighter work until four
o'clock A. NJ.
General Hooker reports at half past seven A
NJ, the conduct of our troops to be splendid.
They repulsed every attack made on them, and
drove the enemy from every position they
assailed."
The Star has information that on the 9th inst,
by a very brilliant movement, planned and exc
cuted under the direction OF Gen. Smith, Chief OF
Engineers in the Department OF the Cumberland,
two wagon roads and the use OF the rlver as lines
of supplies were acquired by the forces at Chat
Va S~NJ>A
General Thomas of its chief embarrassment.
General Smiths operations at the mouth of the
Lookout Valley are spoken of as great success,
and their brillianey cannot be exaggerated.
WASHINGTON, October 30-P NJ.
Nothing additional to what has already been
telepraphed has been received at the headqusr-
ters of the army up to noon to day concerning
Hooker's victory,
The fight took place at Browns Ferry, on the
Tennessee river, near Chattanooga, and the result
is considered of the highest Importance, as 1t re-
moves the rebel distractions to steamboat navi-
CATION to that point and secures other advanta-
ges in opening up the way for army supplies.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 29, 1863.
Lookout Mountain was taken on the 29th by our
troops under General Hooker, with the Eleventh
corps and portion Of the Twelfth, and Palmer's
division of the Fourth corps. There was no
serious opposition.
The river is now open to Chattanooga, and the
Army of the Cumberland is relieved from any
danger threatened by interrupted communica-
TONS
General Palmer has been promoted to the COM
mand of the Fourteenth corps, over Rousseau,
Reynolds and Sheridan
General Rousseau is very i'll.
General Mitchell has been relieved from the
cavalry command, and ordered to report here, and
is now in this city.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

The following named enlisted men of the Sd
Rhode Island Heavy Artillery, having passed q
proper examination, have been transferred to the
Signal Corps of the United States Army, and are
required to report to the commanding officer of
the Signal Detachment on Morris Island Cor
poral Albert Weaver, Co. I; Henry W. Mason,
Co. K; Walter c. Wigfall; Co. Il; Henry R.
Congdon, Co. c.; Alfred S. c. Williams, Co.A.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

PERsoNAL-Major s. W. HICKS, of the 10th
Penn. Vols, returned in the Fulton, last Saturday.
He has been North sometime to recruit his health,
after severe labors at the front.
Major STEVENS, 1st Mass. Cavalry, also
returned in the same ves$l.
-Lt-Col CHAs. R. BR&YToN, of the 4414th Regt.,
Rhode Island H. A. (coldted), has been promoted
to be Lieutenant Colonel in the Sd R. I. H. A.
Captain RICHARD SHAW, Of the Sd R. I. H. A. to
be Lieut.. Col. in the 14th R. l. H. A. (colored).
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07
Laws of Wisconsin. IN 2
OFFICIAL - 81 8 - =
Published April IS, 1865. !
CHAPTER 3OS.

AN ACT concerning proceedings in court in certain
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07

Jenkins. Our troops are in mo ton to in.
tercept him. and artillery is being sent
from Harrisburg.
Another dispatch from Uniontown, Pa,
states that the rebel flag is floating over
Morgantown, and men, women and chill.
dren are flying in all directions.
Pittsburg is thought to be in some dan.
ger.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad between
Cumberland and Grafton is destroyed.
St. Johns, N. F., April 27.-The Anglt
Saxon left Liverpool with $50 passengers
and q crew of 81 men She was wrecked
four miles east of Cape Race at noon.to. day
during a dense fog. 73 persons escaped
from the wreck BY ropes and spars, an6
"a were in g lite boat, making a tota
saved of 81. Two othe boats have no
arrived off Cape Race in consequence O
the density of the fog, and seven more
persons who embarked on raft are also
missing, There is still heavy sea ant
fog. The commander is supposed to b.
among the drowned. The Purser anS
first and second officers and Doctor ar,
saved, and one cabin passenger, Lieut.
Sampson, of the royal artillery.
Hon. John Young and family, are sup
posed to be in one of the IN; ssing boats
The deck broke up about an hour ate
the ship struck. Several persons chung t.
| the rigging until the foremost fell, but n
assistance could be rendered. Guns ar
being fired, at Cape Race, to attract til
attention of missing boats.
Pictou, April 2S.-The steamer Daunt
less at A. NJ. Thursday, picked up tw
boats containing 80 people.
1t is very fine and clear on the coast tc
day.
New York, April 29.-Vera Cruz date
of the 9Th, per the bark Henry Troaobridg
state that the Mexican guerrillas had cap
tured a camp OF the railroad laborers nea
Vera Cruz, destroying snd capturing a
the property there. Several other simils
camps near Tigira have been also captu
ed and sacked. Some 20 laborers wei
| killed, and SO Or 60 wounded.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
SeFentlt6e 9Senbu.
Sanudr %,

SamIto95 ben l4ten Sebruar 1863,
um 10 ll6r GUrmittasS, iO1 al Der ItbttgIssn
Bcbnuns bss Serlorqnrn Owen N Itr,
In SdsersUilr, 6sibebrg Sam16ip, eeha @auu'
tp, bas foIssnos priSnliae Gi9rNHum EfsntIIA
usfault psrp:n, ndmIi6
Gin pOrtuiRiGts 8amiIirn 9fsO. cine fril&.
msIcsnbe Sub, Elm S6piin, Gin rr.gBasu,
cine Gulfp, Elm sineduIs gBasrn nit Bobby, elm
Spl,Ihlttsn, pfIies, @ggrn uno 9uItlpdtor, tnr
Got @6ulssrldirr, SGIiitsn' 'S6easn. 5rsen-
nebr, Strpb6anf, 5su= unb Maaateln, Sprr'
unb 8dbtettsn, 5ruthsff, SIUrGf, Graslenfrn,
gls6tn, cine srr6s Set Shuma6T '@siGirr uno
9tpu, Gin Sccrstar. Sadubr, Carpets, 'Stttm
unb gttttabsn, Sfsn nit Rcbr, Si16e, Stu6Ir,
siRfn, elm tupfsrnsr Ss0sl, S6Isif1stn, sDsiSsa
bsim Sui6sI, Jlce9sn, Saamsn auf brm 5tlcr,
6su unr Strot, uub fcnit NOD SieIr 5au1' unO
SaufrnSgdIti&aiten lu rusitlaufiia gu msIrsn.
Die Steingun9en am Eoss Der gfnNu uno
ben
Soiepb MiQer, ! 3rnm,ors
WiIliam Geom6, "''' w.
9auuar 26lSG3. nqtS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
S0eriff8 9Serf1nf.

3ufUl9e rinrs 8rfebls BON 6irri sgacias (in.
auifticn waipet) crtGIsn aus ter Common pleas
Court ppn Geaa @auniv, on mi6 arridtst, tuIrb
bfentlidl gum SrrFaui nuegelslIt werbrn, auf
OpnnrrltnBs bru 12hn 6ebruar n66asns. I'M 2
u9r Na4mttaBs, am Snufr pCn Gtarlss
Sd'irrr. in Ssiprltcrs Gaunitip. er6a Gaunly,
tol3snbeS telhrifbrne lir9rnee @i8entbum, nam.
lid;
SO. f.-2(lle icne gcipiie @pbn,
ltdtte unb 2otts @runb, 8elrgsn In SrleeItsra
Saunfdip, ge6a Gaunty; 8rdnienb an 9anb Don
NpieS Sollent0@, Sorl Sunnder, Daplb Sen.
finger uno S}pbn Sausman rntbaltenb is older
nne 1919 Nuttcn, mrGr pber nsntasr, NIT bem
3ugetSr. Die SertsItrunSen barauf Inb elm
- cinttdi8cs 9lUdbaus,
i:;;:RNs t6 BET "a 8u6, cine @Geusr, tteils
.szsszA Stein unO tGrils 6rdm, 35 BEL 40
5uB, Gtdm SGr'inrr'GGap 18 BET % Sus
6rdm 9GalABauS IA td t6 6ue, 8odofrn,
SPrin9baus, unO anOere @erbrferunosn.
9Ir. 2.-@in gewi6er Stri6 2anb,
9sle9sn am ndmItdn Srt; arGn,rnb an 9anb
1on Sc6n Sausmun. Sorl Sunfder unO an
Sotte go. 1 cnttatenb IS adr unO 39
Nutbsn, mebr cher wenigsr, NIT brm 3uast6r.
Gn8'Jr8n unb ntr 9sI6laa srnCmmsn ale
pas eii8rntNum BON G9arIes S6eirrr unO pirb
prrfauft burI
8. 81, Setter, S6eriff.
6etruar A 1868.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04

Die lcyalfn uno patrictldsn Burger pcn es'
da Gaunty, ptl6s ssssn ale 9ecaHfsn
@ines lStieoens poer @pmprUmibeS
nit Sroitprs,
unb mtl6e ,usteid su @unRsn elmer f&neusn unO
traf!pUusn 56rtitBung prs 8risgss inb, 10 wte
5Ulte wsl6s Oafir lInO bic Nessruns In alien
ibren Ssmibun9rn 81 unterildBsn, UNI Die 9s9en'
pdrtiss unbsttss 8'bslton su untsreriden, fnO
rrIu6t unp snseIuosn fA III perIGmmsIn
SIM Gpurt6auIe in 2laentaun,
auf SamIidos ben 2tRrn 5struar, nddlsns. UNI
10 llbr Sormittngs. 5u bcm GnSdwsd lOl6s
Waasrsasn gu ersreifel, tpis beS Der gr9snpdr'
tiss 3ufanp unIrrs 0anorS bon tns forosrt.
Sober Sreunb 1rineS Saterlaubrs
ipllte gegenpartig iein!
9tutn unb 8rrbsrtsn brcbst unlsrem bsIisbttn
gatalanoe SOtSerrotb breittt Fa. l&nsu In
unIsrsr Wttr aus ! Die Seinbe unlsrts eanrss
linb am prsnni0rsn, pGtrsnp mir mubis lino !
Die 3st III estonlmsn tob bic 5rsanbs unlsrts
9anres einsn 8rlum naGtn ndBsn paBslbs ,u
rettsn I'm btsIes su ttun miBen mir perstnt9t
upr pahlam lein unb entl6luBrn hanosln enbt
9r6a Gauntp nit bem sutsn Ssipef ocran Sc
fen - uno bic anorrn @alntIrS psrben na6fOl<
gen Sn bicIer bunFeln Stunbs Der @tfatr Ia6t
tein llaionmann 3uriidbleibsn OaS sICrrsibs
unb 6elHsnmitbiss Bstrassn unlersr tapfrrrn
SS6ne uno Srdper in brm bluttgsn ShIa4IftI'
ee-Ic mic bic @lore Der 8sraaneenbet-bts @e~
iabr Der tsBissn 3eit - unb bic 5Oifnuns ftr bic
3ufunft-NQsS Stss foresrt uns auf unlers gam
,s YfiGt auf slns lObsnswsrtte unb unrriGrOds-
ne 8siIs. fir unIsr isBt in GROCER @rfabr fisb.n'
Oss Satsrlanb ,u erfdQsn. -Nuf ancronuns rsT
Union 6 0 m N ittee.
Sdnudr %, 1868.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
Sefentlt6e 8enbn.
Oienlta9s Den l7ten Sebruor, nd6s
ifenS, (Eaffndht,)

itens, (Saitnabt,)
um 10 llbr gormittass. lsII am 5auIs brs SsTs
itOrttnen George Rode In q. BbsIt.
baa SaunIGip. es&u Gauntp. fUIssnbsS fGdbba.
re prG6nIiGs gsrmSsrn. auf BfentIGT Tsnbu
ptrtauft psrprn ndmih
8 pfrbs, Jtubs. sin srU6'trassnbss RInO, 2
SGaofe, t3 Sdpsint, elm jwei9duls gBassn NIT
Safby, rim brssduIs Bassn, elm ein96uIs Da-
gen nit Babpp, dn SpaJsrpassn, 6clsf6litsn,
Ssulstttrn unO S6smsI, 9fiss unD G9se. plug.
uno Stsifpaasr. Sdiuihsips, ale @rt pfTpsss>
iGtsr cine DrsI6maIdins unb SrsttsswaIt elm
5anb 9eelIdfurnI6GIsr, 8inrmubs. Strpbbunf,
5cnusn Simpttp Su. S&pamutu, gBsIi&'
fcrnlnut, 500 @sbuno Slrcb. MaIhtnsn'S 'Strpt,
8leeIaamen tsim SuI6el. 9runbbsrsn bd otm
SufGe, 500 tatonsn 8tssrl, 3 8lafttr 5OI3,
Gin Sfrn Uol Ralfasin, 5ruhtuif. cine Drumlds
se. Observation-Disclosures uno funf nod piels Saus
srn unO Sauc9erdIbi&aften, ju Wsitlduftis als
bier gu mslpm.
Die SeNinsunssn am gsrfaufstuss unb guf'
partun9 Don
0einri6 Rodel,
Sobn s. Rofel,
Oapio pfaff,
glpmInifratCren.
Sanulr %, nq-bS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
9f q 0 / 6 t..
8creini8tcn Staten Ginbeimiiber
Gepenue.

Serenl8tCn Staten @inbeimilber
HeUenue.
Die Sarm auf Manuiafturfn, arI6la&trtts
Sisb, uno Srtidcn Soils. mtBsn br,ablt psrDsn,
brpOr eem @npr bre NiOnats. grrabe brmItl6rn
|na4fol0rno, fiji wrtGs bielslbe aIIslfrt Enb.
llno ba fcrnfr pa0 0sirB, lprlGrs BON 4ptel.
Salter cine gcIfcn3 perIanBt, otS 9etnl @etrdntt.
StrtGuIer, ntat wt0Hrufsn ii, 70 gilt Der Col.
IIeCr birrNurA Nadr1t an ale VerIonsn, BON
wfldrn cine iCGr GsiicnS Uerlanet III, Cwubl tpIr
6ab ale anccre 9etisn3rn auf ben GtrIi&en GiIltn
70 trie stCnfals auf Carriages unb SiltsroeltIrr,
mod Dor brm lilen nSdIen 5etruar tr,abIt psr.
ben mdbsn - tpiNrigsnfaaS wrben 10 psresnt
e0Su apSiGt wsroen, 70 ME rs has @eItb pUr.
2Ghrsitt.
9Iat bsie Tnun fir Qt6a Gaunlv, md6en an
Der SIlIes nes George 8riGeI, In qurn.
Eaun, ofputtrter Gpusttur fits trIaStss GauntY,
FGoHIt wsrbsu.
DaUib Qtcmport,
Gv, Staatru GUlettCr oeS 6ten ItRrttts,
In qennlglUanirn.
Jftruar 4. ro-3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04
S0eriff'8 9erfauf.

53afcigs psrlAirbrner Sefrblc BON Iier sSacias
enautliten waiprb) HlaiIen aus FER Court bon
Scmmon pleas ben Qrda Gauntp an mid as.
ri6tst, lcll GfentiA gum @erFauf ausaelslIt MIR.
ben, am Dcnncrila9 ben I 19tsn 5rtruar nGdIfeis.
un 2 llbr 9toAmittaas, ON SauIe BON Scnas
SGuma6T, In g9dBfnburg 6aunIbip, Qrf6
eaunig, has 5jol9snfr Iif8enpe Gi9entbum, nam.
lid
SO. l. Ginr 0Cpife g9p6nuno
unb Sottr @ruab, 9Glram in geei6enturs 9aun.
ittp, Yraa Gountp, granjCnD an 2anO pCn 6enrp
9aupt DapiO e'rim, Sonas girff, unb an pas
RifrnaN tcdrctrnF GIeenGum 9lo. 2; rntbalt.
nb 70 Ndrr, nebr cbcr peniger, nit bem 3uaes
Dor. Die &rbflicrun9rn parouf bsllr6rn aus
Ginem
- StpciitEdigen iteinerncn Q8pbn,
Hi;:Ea bau8
- 50 Del % 5u6. g8aIGbaus IS bei 25
Sup, elmer SdUsiber. G@furr, 81 bel "a Stuff.
S6'o % bel 10 6uB, SprinsbauS, gepfrltaurn.
9orten II. f. ir.
$40. 2.-Gin 9cpiier SUib 2anb,
ssleBsn am ndmlfrn Ort. ardn,rnO an Qanb BON
srnr9 Saupt 9cna6 geaItfrt, 9cpi gBaGbsrt
DaSo Grim nb an SO, / snitalin6 IS
Ndsr mebr cNer trrni8er, nit rem 3uee9Sr.
so. 3.-Gih Stri6 Sanb, oelegen
ipis pcrtrlaAt; 0rdn5cno an 9anp BON Seup
9aupt, Gantsl &nur, Benjamin Grim, Dapib
Slsilr, @Ianus SrrbIr. unb @teVn Mesrr,
entbatenb % gdrr, mrbr utsr wrniser, nit btm
3uRsbGr.
Gtn8fiC8Rn uno unlrr Stf6tae orncmmtn ais
pns si8fnbum ven SCnas S@umaGr u,O wirb
srrFauft prb
$. M, Setter, S6Gif.
Jrbrunr A, 1868.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-02-04

kCuben Hn9eIW6Hi hIq.I SnaPmelIer epn
0r6a Gauntp, In 8fhnune nit Dem beldstem
Gauntp, fir bas SaDr, snrsnb December 81,
1862.
Or.
9tlan, smpfanssn sCn g8m. &simsr. lebtbsriafr
SdaBmetfer, laut lebtem 8rritt S7,227 "a
9mpfangsn BON pr1&epensn @Clds
loren, laut ben SdrbGhern 35.S46 13
Bon GOlsftorsn, Tar BON 1851 1913 27
3urGdtSutlt bur6 s. 9. Sul&, Giq.
Slan, bonn mlitGrII6en llnterliB'
uuaSfcno, In IstnRn 6Gnben AZ 81
3uriidbsSablt burh 8. 9Stutams, pom
mitdrilhsn untGluBunasfCnO IL 90
3urtfbs3ablt bur6 bic 8iGter un0
@UmmibiOnIs, unUerbrau6tsr mill
itirilhr tlntrrItubun9efono 40 90
Qlnlebsn BON psr1hteDenen 9erIOnfn II ,625 90
allrntaun 8ant, NOtsf biScOntIrt 53,3l6 rs
alsntaun gDaIIsr Comp. DSbsnt 20 so
Or. q. o. Wartin, Coroner, 3inter'
laNsnI4aft bsS ssrllorb. s. 5ublon 10 90
G6mmilIOnrs gBt&irl fur bic aussss
9stensn gaunty sSrrips 5,165 90
Gommibion srIaubt BEN Gauntp bonn
Staat fir bic Gtnlammluns BON
S32,253 90 Staatstar, bstm Stt.
Element BON Durlfatsn ftir 1861
unb 1862, an prUBent 1912 65
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3u OerfQufen,

Elm GUM G6'l astrauGtCr obsr urd gutter Sitr.
" du is' W Gstm nj t y abcp str.
9sriflst UNI aui tsm Wassn unO aud birt,n an
esmislben gu ipursn-ebmfn1s Gin neutr Sen.
ny sino Ssassr'Bastn. Die Stoinsnnssn iinO
bilIs. Wan nellie fG Eel.
Gebmog uue SbGaIp.
snlniad, Gstruar 1. Raep
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$lls,Ssl Sc
sBIr, bic uutTSshnsteR, QubitOrs In uno fir
baS Gauntp Gt6a. beSsussn, bae mir bic Ubiss
8eGnuns bon Rsubsn Gnsslman, S6abmsiRsr
ron es6a @auutp, fir baS Satr snbssnb San.
4. 1868, bur6Istsn, iibsrlsttslt unb esorbnet
tabsn, unb ftnNsn lIe tpie Ubsn unesssten. ridtis
mad unIerm brfsn gBtlIen, Iafsnb sins Saurbl.
ana In ben Sdnbsn bss SGobmsiFsrs. bsm Gaun.
tp fdats. bon DrsibistauIsnb 3wsibunOsrt unb
Stsbenunbrd6is Sbalsr unb Sigunbfsbsnbg
Gents. Se3eust unisre SnnNIGrft 1u a0sn'
tcpn, bIsfen t4tsn Tag Sanuar 1868. Qlntsr'
bsIhnfD.
SSoel Stettler,
Swen Sbaot,
9eor9e 8lanf,
gIuOItoren flr er&a GauntY.
Bfbruar a. ra3m
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Ne1iltrirerS< <Nefhnnn0.

okbH WV ~ v OtkbJ ~ ~ ILns
Saeob S6ltmmsr. GIq., RssiRrirtr BON sed5a
Gaunfp. In RtHnuns nit bfm Stuut 0snnIpl.
pantrn, pon Dec. 1 I, 1861 bis Ncp. 80, 90.
Or.
Dur6 Collateral Sarsn trtnlttn bon fOlasnbs n
Yerluusn, ndmlid
Dec 6, 1861. Bon 6. 3. 0ster, Grscutor
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