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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11
Whcousin Soldiers In Eastern Hospitals.
Reports from Philadefphias Baltimore
Alexandria and Washington

kC00Ft0 HON Hun0uOhPuAo4 .oA0AAOkC 60
AIexandria and Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2sd. 1858.
Hoe. EDWARD SALoMoS, Governor of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis.
SIR -; herewith enclose to your Ex-
csllency .. list of nap1es of the soldiers
belonging 10 regiments from Wisconsin
now in tbs Hospitals at Washington, Al
exepdris, Baltimore and Convalescent
Carp, near Fort Barnard, Virginia.
The hospitals in Washington, Alexan-
dria and Baltimore are in Z greatly i'm
proved condition; many of the smaller
hospitals iD Washington have been broken
up, The larger and more oommodious ones
have been more enlarged and improved in
many respects. thereby facilitating the
management Of them aud contributing Co
the comfort Of The inmates. The conva-
descent Camp, of which there has beer
many complaints, IS 10 greatly improved
condition; comfortable blrracks haze
been built and a more systematic marage
ment established. The Convalescent Camp
is low made Ia a measure, a sort of head
quarters tor disabled and worn out sol
where they are examined, and if found
unfit for duty are discharged In the
large number that are copgregated there,
iG sometimes occurs that meritorious dis
abled soldiers are for the time being over
looked by the surgeons in charge; bu,
when such cases are brought to the atten-
ton OF our society, they are promptly
looked into and the attention of the sur
geon in charge called to then
The society has given con siderable at
tention TO the sending and aiding sick and
disabled soldiers in getting t. their re-
spective homes, and In their endeavors
have been been greatly aided by the kind
and energetic efforts OF Mr.. E. o. Norton,
agent OF The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
at Washington, and OF Mr.. b. B. Posey,
agent OF The Pittsburg, FL. Wayne ard
Chicago Railroad at Baltimore, both vi
these gentlemen aud the Railroad Gonna
MES with which they are Connected, have
by their good management and gentle
many conduct contributed greatly 10 the
Comfort and speedy transportation of our
soldiers to Chicago.
large majority of The soldiers in the
hospitals are In very much Improved
condition. There are bat few who g in
very feeble or DANGEROUS condition. The
hospitals ia this CITY are kept in an ad-
mlrabie conoluIOn; everything that can
Contribute To the comfort and welfare OF
the sick and wounded soldier is promptly
aud generously provided by the truly
warLl hearted and loyal citlzens OF this
beautiful city
Very Respectfully,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15
MEDICAL.
DIR. Ludium's Specific,
crRf %
GOnorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS or THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

sgyHr Gono-rhoa OF eorrcn'y called clsp.ss cis-
1 gushing malscy, an Is TOO seli known % require
any plana ion. easy 90 Be got, but = = dicut 10
- clear Of II j. companion that few admire. per-
vades all classes 81 soceyoefh nEie and female rich
AM poor both married Aue single. Although sotrOube-
d., sse the treatment 81 which, has generahy oeeu
worss than the disease nsc Tie common fashcnab-
treatment il deprive you Of all uuslncss fftn
come cour-e q afion-ivinv on bread and tsa
water grue kiuf sops; you musftben b BIRD
upp@d OF -achec combined Nith fnr medlcines
injections lotions. oinfuents and warm fusneata ik
Every few DAYS the mefcines chaneed. and after
some months treatment In tbs Nay which the pailtnt
fortitude fear be i dis
charged or discharges himself with rritsbh uretor.
sweled tsstcr an enlargement fine prostrsie glands
o diseaseoi The neck % the bladder.
This>pecic whsch ike charm. with fe~ Soses
diseases and quite pleasant % take. aud which
has cured thousands IN New York. Pbllade phla, ba
non rnauv % the Southsru cines. - .tsn an1
eec ual remedy that makes rapid andperfnanent cure.
without regard 70 diet, drnk exercise, except sres
ling, nmfang " over-strainng. This remedy = IN
die 'ses - extracted from plauts and = per-
iecty safe, a. 70 Is purely vegetable / contains no toer-
curry. that po~e yourself al klT1s OF
weather, without the east danger from the medicine.
And II you CAREFUL IN wrapping up your paste. you
viii have taste smell from IL. thai yoa not
deprived from going noeomPEny. OF being detoeteeny
nearest friends
This j. quaok 'icine buta remedy discovered and
used with immense success By regular phy scAE- and
confidently recommended 20 the unfortunate
CAUTlON-None IL genuine without the signAtnrs Of
the proprietor. W p Davidson. arcund the box All In
frngements Of trade marks will be prosecuted with the
utmost rigor oiihe law.
wF DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati. Ohio
Sold by Druggists generally. jsn15-d6mis
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON.
Nav ID ISL. {

MissteslPPi SQUADRON.
Nav ~. 1867
EDITOR SHsrISFL:-It would be folly for me 10
attempt des' ription of the sensations | IN Q
witnessed since the certainty of of the capture al
Richmond A huoyancy is prevalent wherever
| visit. before unwitneS>ed unielt since the
foundation oi our nation-a confidence IN repuh-
lies that ours alone has established. Bu, We
should remember that Rome was never free rom
Carthaeenan war, plot and treason. until the
saving ct Cato WIS made ma kim. and WIS gov
erned by il, viz: Deienda est Cnfafhgo
The news from Grant and Admiral Porter ia
almost as good, tor if they have not captured
Richmond they have every place and road lead
in 10 il
RELYING upon the truth of the news from
Rihm0nd aud Nicksburg. we have now but one
more place Ia concentrate our energie. u,Un and
the thug ~ finished and that piace is before
Rosecrnus. who, we al know will do his duty.
Should all the GOOD news yrove true. how Gov
ernor Morron and other Black Republicans will
boast at what they have doue. what sacrifices
they have m ide. the perilS they have encounter
Ell; when tie truth is. that Governor Morton hid
no more To no with il thtn did hi> am able private
Secret r.. or the law army officers cot his own
appointment that have been ke;t about Ind map
oils 10 override the cOnylctl0Ils OF uure people.
Love uf country and lofty patriotism. apnt
foremost vi h her legious and which Morton
could Neither excite ia snv way influence any
more than ty could impeie the onward course
OF loo umotive.
There - being built and now about completed.
the following gunboats ri and helow ~ Lpuis.
VIZ: the Wineba 20. Milwaukee. Kick apoo. Chick
asaw, Osage aud NeoSho | am happy 10 state
that Brown and McChord are not the contrac
tors. Government having taoooed them.
WCF
S-The Gage has arrived at g rrio. en-
rot. f'r the q .adron. She y perfectly sp'en-
dad. Her hull i irnn.
The news from Vicksburg and further South.
continue good, AUD although the news from K CHI
mond. o. day j. not thtt of Yesterday. stit the
Rebe Abandonment of fredericksburg Is deemed
very great victory tor the Union.
wonder what Lord Lyons sill NV send tn his
Queen. ia relation to our great Gisdsfer since the
tables have been turnedl
" c r
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

Our sdvices from various parts Of the State IN
dioate that the sffenda1ce at the mass meeting TO
be held in THE city on wednesday next. will be
very large. no, wishs,abding the pressing engage
ments q those engaged in farming pursuits In
addition 70 the speakers already named. We under.
stand tina, Hon yoHs r. EDEN. Of Illinois, will
be present IRON the occasion. He Is gentleman
Who well comprehends the great questions Of the
DIV. and g an impressive speaker. -
The Convention Of the ooh Of May will be
peoples meeting. tt expression will be the
voice Of a majority Of the people OF Indiana upon
the present. condition Of public affairs, we-say
lesit he heard antinmmeled. so ths,those 10 pow.
er may have true expression Of public senti
ment An old motto reads = VoK Populi. Vox
Dei"-the voice of the peoples the voice of God.
So let il be.
We have already announced that all the rail-
70 ,ds running into this city. and the Ohio Mis-
81 sippi. the New Albany & Salem. and the Ev
ansviile b Crasforisville have agreed to
rua half fare trains, or issue half fare tick
cts 10 all who attend the Convention. That
msansof transit will be a convenient cow yance
10 those from dsAat portions ofthe State. We
hear that from the Immediate surroundings Of In
dianapols the people will come in wagons. on
horsebaek. and, if all other modes of conveyance
Gail. upon foot The only hope Of maintaining
constitutional liberty is through free press free
speech. and free. honest. ballot. As long a.
these rights Of the people are preserved we have
every hope that the principles OF the Democratic
purity will triumph. and the party which main
tains them will obtain the control of the Govern
ment. We trust that the dark cloud which
hangs over the country through Republican mis-
rule. win ere long be dissipated by change Of
administration. which we believe to be the only
prospect of maintaining free government over
a.: united country
Again repeat the hope that the people of
Indiana will come in numbers equal to the great
emer .ency ofthe country. and express themselve.
freely and decidedly in condemnation of the twin
evils-secessicnism and abolitionsm-tha, have
brought the present dire calamites upon the ma
tion
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

captured Harper's Ferry and, BY forced march.
INC ioined Lee during the battle Of Antietan.
when me DIV seemed utterly lost to the Rehels.
a.d tel IN person the charge IN which Summers
cprps ~. beaten back snd recovered the ground
which 10 ,Ser bad - gdltutiy gaired H. the
battle oi Fredericksburg w Deeemoes. Ia.k>oif
confronted Franklin. and made very narrow -
cape. a rife ball bgrynS itself in tree with
in TWO inches Of bis head he had ex-
posed himself n such daring manner 50
many unts, and always escaped without a scratch.
that bis soldiers began 70 believe that he bore
charmed lie: and now il i claimed by the Rich
mond papers that the wound which caused his
death vas not made by Yankee bullet" In
the battle of Chancellorvile be. AZ usual. lea
the column Of attack, and had his accustomed
luck in striking the weak point of our lines His
death will doubtless produce the most profound
sensation and The deepest discour cement among
the Rebels And though he was recognized
far the most dangerous military enemy OF the
United States the satisfaction felt that he has
fought biz last battle will be tempered ~ "A sen
timent Of sorrow that 80 brave and capable man
should have fallen. The Rebel papers are right
about his astounding prestige" 4 curious re
gard was felt for him even in our own army.
and among those who had oftenest fought the
legions be led. In Europe he was looked up
on the hero Of the American war, and the
HoSt eobspicuou~ anu Interesting parsonage VINO
has appeared during the tremendous struggle
that shakes this continent His name will tor
be prominent shining with a brilliant but
baleful light in the records of these strange md
significant times, and the associ ition of 30 many
high. aud even noble qualities. with the enor-
nous crime Of treason. and the championship Of
a cause so i'll -omened. malignant and hopeless
as that of the Rebel COhfederacv, il phenome-
non that will be pondered with profound interest.
and melancholy reflections by the students of
human nature and the historians OF the dark and
bloody days Of the republic that tested the ca
pacity Of men OF this generation govern them
selves aud determined the destiny OF a great
people.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

~ n - nc - - -. ~ II ~ g. -
WILL BF OPENED on WEDNESDAY. THE l3rz
w or NJ AZ. They are situated miles from
half mile north ~ the Be.leontane rail-
road. in beau iful grove All Efforts will be made 10
accommodate guests
Boarding from - o. 90 o. per week. or 81 % per
day. Ms DIST
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

rHE END OF HooKER-CAUsE- OF HIS failure
GALLANT ACHIEVEMENTS OF GENERAL SruSE
MAN-THE MEANS OF SUCCESS WE'RE WITHIN
hooKERs REACH.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

J. e. VAC ARTHUR.
Laie af tLe .piIal Wis.
C. HICKMAN.
BATES CITY MILLS"

yTyHE rSnERsI6NFDHAvISG LEASFp The ABOVE
Mills for tern n yesrs frr TIRE purpose q ulana-
featuring b. and q Flour expressly Tor the city trade.
respectfully invite the q ireus q indianapolis and
vicrify Il give our Four ia Tor wHh oar experience
IN the trade We are metent Of giving entire s&isiac-
ton
Ae also keep constantly Rye Flour. Corn Meal, Com.
any house in the Cts.
All EFF At tiIe MI Or or Sore No ess Esss
Washington street. viii BE- promptly hled ard delivered 10
a1s part 81 the City
Term Cab "a. ~.
my9-d4, HFCKNAN & MACARTHUR
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

-E4D TAX HDAA " n RG -.
NOTICE is HERFY veN THAT THE COMMON
v Coancl " Il meet, a board Of eQua izstion, on
Non ay June lst. ls6i, a O'Clock T. hear the
complaints and equaize the assessment of 1868. Tue
be found the ors Office, al No.
IL NV Tai otis Block Pennsy lvana street, south
of Post Office
Attest CYRUS s BUrrERFlELD.
M lo-d2t City Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15
FOUNDRiEs.
TIE HOOSIEk STATE
FOUNDRY AND -SrOVE WORKS.

H ANING COMPLETtD OUR FOUNDRY WE ARE
prspa ed 10 and satisfactorily execute
ord tor >'oveS AMI casiings -eiers v. The s-llo
partner has just the East. where he Ia
pr cured the deir ard perfect patterns for cook
and psror Introduced intothe e>pe
chilly iyigs The attention Of wholesale dealers
thu branch Of business. with request that they viii
xiv call. GU other work wall embrace fronts
An ooiuiun> " ht L drsr. 10 m ks prominent ea-
tire in manufac urs rail ng ard mill casiings sugar
mill and kettles. hou-e ~orS, uch vsniila
dow cp> Sill am hoow-are. nfactevervhng pro uced
al iron foundry We respectfully soi II patronage
snd only oini-e what We can well and promptly per
forni.
ing indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight Depots, indianapolis indiana.
mylS- OK, LORD PICK
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= 777--7-7--
FOR SALE.

tNoR SALE-A first class Saloon Illinois street for
III sale cheap Ter casN-now doing = good business.
aud itited up si elias style For particulars apply
10 L. n. HANLIN.
Resi- Estate Agent. No. u, South Illinois street.
my& div
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15

DRY GOODS.
Fl O S I E r Y
500 D"znS no ss,.a.u MosE TO b
400 Gcnt,S and s0ys, Hair Hose.
the best and the lowest prices this city,
z<Dsea- - ax HHx,HS
20 boz. at hoicsulc Al Sxc sprlng Retail
at sc per skirt of 20 springs.
IRISIE LINENS.
$500 yards Thomas Bill Il Co.'S celebrated
Linen from 52ta-e0c isst years prices.
READY MADE SHUTS.
800 Dozen shirts, warrsnf-dto III and made
OF the beet n'aersl-bouuh before The great rise and
offered price the material could net be bought
NECK TIES.
Selected with the greatest eAreprices lower thar any
where else.
sU>PENDER>.
large a,sorimenf. an ong which i. the celebrated
NoSICN BRACE
SHIRT FRONTS.
LOB lot from New York Asclicnsa All Linens from
a. 10 a. Fer dozen.
LINEN JEAN DRAWERS.
Incomplete assortment.
UNDEK.
silk. Mer no, Lambs Wool and Cotton.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Our stock + the most extensive this city, and being
determined 20 make is III important hfaicl IN but
viii Inducements 10 dealers promising
10 charge less than lie market price any article
THONSNEN 4 LAHEY.
60 w. Washington, street. Between
iiiinoisand tennessee sts.,
mohie'.3-dly
REWARD. k
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.
dun AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBE. LIVING
HI in H. t,~nship or May All, NAEr O'LEAAY. ].
yesrs ola boand gid herebs forbid any peri or
per,o- irom rborng u-fing her III account; as
May nm. isss. JOHN ARCHER.
ms l2-dzt
HATS AND CAPS.
Is A AC ID AVIS.
Wholesale & Retail -
Hats, Caps. and Straw Goods,
HAS Just RECEIVED HIS
SPRING STOCK
2 GOODS. DIRECT FROM The MANUFACTURER
IN the hat. which he vii eel low a the loxest
All the LsEsT sTlILs KEEP AZ No. rs Psuns,i.ania
street, foGr dsoss sOulh VI the Poet Crhce,
Indianapolis. Ind.
.prl5-St~Su
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NOTICE.
STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.

NOTICs IS HEREBY GWEN OF THE TENDENCY
n Of the following Ordinance for street improve
Ordinance provide for the grading of the Alley
runn east aud west tween Is numbered three and
four Is and A. in out-lot forty-eighi (4s.)
Attest CYRUS 5. BUrrERFIELD,
uyI2-d2t Ci Clerk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15
WANTED.
1000 Cavalry Horses
WANTED
WAN E D.

WILL. BE IN INDIANAPOLIS FOR FIFTEEN OR
twenty ia, and will pay the highest price IN cAsh
for stock IA ject my inspection. and will buy few
good four year old Hsrses. and some Mares.
my7-d5t W. X. WOOD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15
ST RAY Ed.

- TRAYED FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on TIE "a
- Of May. in Hend' rso's addition, IN indianapolis,
Gray Hon. Is hands high years old Wind broken. et
side bar scratched OF. bought him Barrows stable
On the z5th of April. will literally reward per-
son that rriurns bin or gives Information that will lead
10 hi recovery.
my6-dzi PATRICK BRANiS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-15
REWARD.
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

dun AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBE, LIVING
HI in Is- i.wn-hip. OF May All, MAKT . LEAkY, l.
yeaTs OH boand girl. h.rrb, forbid sny per-, T. or
persoll, irun rtong u-fng her ~ account; as
] ~i pay any bills Of her contracting.
May I'm. lrS3. JOHN ARcdtR-
ms L. DIT
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-08

Henry 9, lots ;, {, b |, in QuasQueton,
Hastings ID c. Sc cor sw sc - S. ;
do lots /, 4. b -. in Quasqueton.
Hayslip 6 T, pt lot 6. b 5, DO
Hardin $ W, pt NV ne "a - ) ),
do lots |, >. b IL, in Qussqucton,
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r i. m ober 1T nod better. 5r. @reSfelD, iein
@eoner. Der SOrber BON 1ntCnSleuten auf feline
gerlpredunaen bin sepablt, pann als iUse.
nonntes t~1ntunsmtt9lteb f& tn alien MIDI
tiaenN 6ttmmmnsen beS lebtenG onsrefe8 tG6ft
lonberbnr benabm uno betnabe alles 9etban
Bat, UNI ber &e9teruns 5tnbernt6e In ben
QBsg 3a le8en, fat etne energiIae GrteeSs
fabrumg 3u beptrfsu, TT eth Mann BON
anerfnnnten Salient unb bon etner Gee
tpiiIen DfsntltGen Stellmng, bic t9n far ieDsn
@e9uer eefGbrltb madt unb be 8 6alb "a
ben liA Die u~niOnsaubanser lstnes DtRrtftS
NIT @ecil County 0eretnigt. weit fs wuBten,
baB ie fetn trafttgeres @oGen, fetn nwtbi9e-
reg 5anDeln ttm entsssenieseu f@onrten, als
oa8 be8 9rn. s. o.. 8, 6. Dieter III betannt,
oaB, ipas CT hentt, oa8 Iprt1t er, mas Sc per-
IptiGt, Pas Bdtt er. Wenrs iptr nun rod bets
figen, bab 0r @rs8peI bon te9tr nl@t nur
niDt eth 6etnD Der Giutpanbersr foar, 1onberu
.tbr aafrtNti0er JreunO udb BeEtbetDtger, mas
ct am bslen baDurd bstptes, pae er our !3etS
ber 9acwnotbtn8 8etpeguug uur beBbalb letne
Oartet peglteb. neil ct BEN nottpiittlGeu 81.
ben utGst bettreten wolte, bann oirfsn MIR DObi
nit 8elttmnt9ett %erparten, bae BON beutI9eu
Sttnulen etnem Iplden Manne tpeniger p9er
feline febIen 1perDen.
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SOL. 9. r. 8. GresDea.

Die ~berannn6enDen gDngregwa6lets Gnb
Bpm 70 GEDBer pOltttI1en Ju6QltSGAipere, baE
&c anIere PfiGt 1T, pent9Gen8 Gter fulde
iOlGe neutrality-suspicious. 5a @preGen, bic in
t9yen Dtfcitten SppUlIttUu su betdmpfen baz
ben. Scr eini8en WUdeu baten mir i'm s.
Difritt Srn. CeSuo s. 9puanb empfuhlen. ba
nun I'M A., 3. uuO 2. Dilfrtfte feline @eoen.
Domination DOrlte9t, bleibt uns nuc rod
Gbrig ben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. te8 erllen
DtfrtftS, Sol. s. q. 8. greswsu, BET aQeu
bsatlGen S~ttmur8e6ern 3u befitnurten. Diss
Ier 9err, ObwUbI ntGt tbsr % Sabre aIt, Bat
iGCn lnu9e 6ur9 anesfannte 8slbuna, gor.
nrtbetle ftetbett uno pCiitil@e 0erob6eit bte
rfsntltGe @ufnerFiamfeit auf iT0 qs(enft unb
IN Der 9sIss8ebenOen &srlammluaQ Der lrbten
5tret Sabre IoDD6l, wte nud) rnebr als 6en.
WDtutant bon WfarSIeno fi6 Eetner pprtreTz
lthen gtgenl@nften 'psgsn Siele Jreuupe oe-
raaGt. Wenn Dir nun pu4 bertGttu. 3
wem unb weBbalb er ale gaaotbat fir
ben nGGlten @un9reB nOmtntrt trurbe. syirD
tpentg az tbun hbrtg bIetbsu, I'm Tim bic
Sttmmen ber bsutI9en WG6Ier uno bte @unf
aLer unlerer 9an0eleute 5u3utuenDsn. Gsctl
County, Das Banner @DmntD nnGfres @tootss.
tUslfee am d. Nprtl 1861 Oei9InIe p%aiTrte,
Dap, trenn 9an3 Mar9lano Der 1ntcn Die
&rsue tineeu iOlte, es nllein Der alten Tabne
I0ISen NOBLE - rel@es Iaitber burh feline
1SagIen unb 6ur1 bic BAIL Getner 5retpiutoen
~ os'Ue 9s3stet bat, DaB es TIM GrnIte tit NIT
iE'utH '9nten WtIen liir bte llntoa. bteles
VaNs9 gUt5asltth bat TIN auserlelen UNI ben
D'tas1t I'M eDnsgsb 8u Oertreten. 8u6r.
e'l'8 Fe'ne lplfd1te GmpfebGuue. Das 80 a.
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ane& IL gtifc6s 2a6rse @u.

Seetu 0nrt, 10. Sft. Jo8 10. rub 178.
Stem gort GystptQi8su 9fe9jnsenl, bos 5. 03es
9iment Geuer 3oua0eu, Capt. GNlofsr'8
@ompogats 0ente Gtuppen, tpetd3e NIT Dem
10. ts1ntl6en Negiment conIcItoirt iperben
iUuee u. oerf4tebeue GetoGenents @apaQeg!e,
tpelGe geeeagpar!i9 ouf Gtaten Sslano lagern,
hoben 8sfsbl erbalten, fA megl1Terti8 3A,
MAIDEN.
Sian erDartst FGnbIt1 bic Qntunft oe8 4.
@aoalerte unb BEG Il. @rttQsr!e 8e4tments,
ictpte 3 @pmpaBnten bon Iibbois @apallerte.
Otele SrupPfn 6ffanben f@ 1eit9er In SodstS
5arbpr, tn Npasttr uno In GruY, 81. 5.
Sic GDnicriptiDm unD pa8 reie Qufgs=
BOT BON 6reiDtQt8en. Sn Qniebung, baB Die
Qusfaufefleuiel sss beItsGsnoen gCnicrtpttons-
esfstes bic Grretdung pss ofenbarsu 3wedS
oss @elsbes In BITE 6erne Ifub an0 TT Wnie=
burg, taB GprsOrattpugn, mtttelit bisIer 2o8.
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