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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-06
FROM WINCHESTER

11'OIH lNCHESIER
MoCoNNELLsBURe, July 3.-Iienton.~.
bohn' 10Th Penn, cavalry, arrived hero ' -
day. with captured lieutenant belona;o. - :,
the llth Va, regiment. The officer comn,n
nlcaFes freely, and says he lett W;r.hoa.
yesterday morning, There is onlv nroro e.l
guard there now, no troops al Martinsb,r.
and only one brigade of infantry at W;v;am %
port-~a tew cavalry and some infantry at H.,
erstoWn.
Twenty Of the cavalry dashed into Creonc,,
tie yesterday, and captured a Confederate
mail, $4,000 IN Confederate money, and =
number Of pay-rolls; the Confederates left
twenty minutes before. Four thousand Con,
1ederate cavalry arrived at Ashton With abs
terry. Another brigade Of cavalry followed Ia.
ter during yesterday, through Greencastle- :
Lees centre Is around and beyond Fayetteville
and his righs wing is in the direction Of
Naynesburg. An army scout, direct IRON,
ChaInbersburg, says there vas only provost
guard and few stragglers there at noon to.
day. Three OF General Lees body guard we're
captured to night.
An accident occurred al Hsrper's Ferry on
Wednesday, AZ the garrison were evacuatins
the Notifications Of Maryland Heights, which
resulted in the death Of ten soldiers and the
wonnding Of about forty. The killed and
wounded belonged TO the 9Th and8th Maryland
Regiments Ihe accident resulted from the
carelcssness Of some Of the soldiers in knocking
to pieces barrels Of powder Three explosions
took place at about three o'clock, The pow
der in the magazine did not catch. The men
wounded by the accident, with all the wounded
at Harper's Ferry, numbering three hundred,
were removed to Washington by gay OF the
canal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-06

\ heavy rain has fallen last highland to,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
The Abolition Leaders la Con-
gress Declare COnscrtpliOn
ONT of the Question.

THADDEus STEVENS, OF Pennsylvania,
the Chairman of the Committee OF Ways
and Means in the House Of Representa-
tivss, and the leader of the party in the
House, in the course of his remarks favor
able to the passage OF the Negro Soldier
Bill, said;
nThe eeutleman who had just taken his
se al could not vote for 1t because he was op-
posed 10 the war He Mr.. Stevensl did not
expect those holding such views TO vote for
il because it was an efficient engine for car
rying on the war Soon the two years and
nine months term OF volunteers would expire,
and this would take from the army 1000
men To supply their places with gallant
soldiers in the present condition OF the eoun-
try. so 600 Ehite men could not be raised by
voluntary enlistment, aud 10 enforce con
scrtption lods out Of the question
Well we must admit, that is pretty
bad state OF affairs. We presume THAD-
DEUS has come TO the conclusion OF ttev.
DR.. BELLOWS, that God and the Negro
are the only hope of the country" We
would not like to bet very heavy on the
negro.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
Conway's speech.

We Law before our readers to-day, copi-
OH, extracts from the late speech OF Hon.
NJ. f. CoNwAY, Republican member oil
Coagress from Kansas, delivered in the
House. The views expressed by Mr. Con-
WAY are, doubtless, concurred in by a
large number of the leading Republicans,
in and out of Congress. He openly and
boldly advocates a recognition oil the
Southern Confederacy, and declares that
the war for the conquest Of the South is
failure. Had Democrat uttered such
sentiments, the cry of treason" and "trai-
tor" would have gone up from every Abb
clifton sheet in the land, yet we hear mol
a word of condemnation agains; Mr.. Coz
WAY. Well, we are perfectly satisfied
that the Abolitionists should have supreme
control of the "Dsunion Machine.
They are the inveno ors and patentees' ant
we are very sure no Democrat wishes t.
infringe. But they will allow US to tel
them now, az we have in the past, that
will prove ruinuuS InSssrr'ie''r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
onr Imheclle RuIers.

Every day and hour in our melancholy
history but deyelopes tho madness and
proAigacy of the party in power, which
has no parallel in the annals of time, and
is only equal and commensurate with the
wickedness aud stupendous corruption and
crime which attaches to all the Depart
ments of LINcoLN's Government, and
controls and directs the destiny of mighty
empire.
1t would seem that frauds 30 glaring,
and usurpatiOns of power so monstrous
and persistent by the President and bis
minious, would arouse and awaken the
people to perception of the dangers which
threatens them, aud that sense Of shame
and humiliation would mantle the cheek
of every Republican, wben there was q
lstsut spark of honor and patriotism left
pulsating in a manly heart. We trus
and believe that there are tbousandI
among them who are ready to assert thei
independence by dsnOuncing with us Ih'
many gross and fragrant violations Of con
stitutional liberty, aud of state sovereignty
once 50 highly priced BY every citizen Of
Ohio.
They are not found among the slave
and votaries of an Abolition press, the ac
tive demAgoguss and politicians who woI
ship at the shrine Of ianAtieism that hs
exalted the negro as his idol and his Got
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

EENO speech ever delivered in the
halls of Congress has had such general
demand from the people as the one lately
delivered by Hon. G. L. VALLASDIGHAM.
Notwithstanding its great length, it is be-
ing published in all the Democratic pa
pcrs Of this State, and in every State in
the Northwest and East. And notwith-
standing its general circulation through
the medium Of the press, hundreds oi
thousands are being sold in phAmphle'
form, and the supply is not equal to the
demani. This fact alone, is most cru h
ing rebuke to his slanderers. "oeAse' vi
pers, you bite file.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
fv-It is reported that snaoH oAEEROS

REIt is reported that sIxOx CAEEHoS
proposes to lead black brigade cihto the
heart Of the rebellion" We pity the
members Of that brigade. SIMOS win not
only robe them Of their rstipns, but, if he
has half chance, win steal the last shin-
plaster from their pockets, while they sleep
around the camp fire. and send them to
the guard house if they make complaint
about it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

it implies would be permanent believe
that Il would insure an ultimate reunion on
an antislavery basis.
have confidence in the inherent vitality
Of Northern civilization 4 have no fear TO
set il in competition with that Of the South.
Let them proceed side BY side 10 the race Of
empire, and we shall see which will triumph
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
sanduakY, DaytOn and OInCInnaIl b. h


~. enn uEg
ktfa . = ~ - " VI =. ] ~
nN and after December 81, lsG0 and unui further
" notice, Passenger and Freight Trains will leaye
IA YTUN, going north, as follows;
% Al A. M. threugh Freight and Accommodation
e).4U with Passenger Car attached
Al GlA A. NJ. Mail train for Springfield, DOlumbis
lUsOU urbana, Bellefontaine, Forest, Clyde hn1
sanduaky, connecting vt spfngfisld with ft,an 10,
London and Columbia, arriving IN Columbus at z;lO D
m; VI Urbana with train for Couinhtis At forest viii
fran en- Piitsbng, ~. Voyages Chicago X. X soihs
East, arriving IN Crestline ~ bA6 and PittsbuTs s
13O m; ut Clyde with Tram Oleveland and loiedo
X. X going last, arriving IN Cleveland ht $50 b a
Dunkirk al $3.50 10, ana Buffalo Al $50 q m. Goinp
West arriving IN Toledo at 1910 N, Detroit At cas-
cII r. n. Night Express for Springfield Urban.
OIL i and Belleiontane, connecting AZ Forest CNp
fran going Easton httsburg, H. Wayne and JieasI
Road arriving Crestlne at 6;l6 m, PtsburR a, JiC
m. Gong Me5ts With IRAN arriving in IT. Wayne Al
52b m, and Chicago at l0;40 In vi Clyde with Trau
on Cleveland aud Toledo X. r. arriving in Cleveland Al
$50 m, Dunnrk at kVO "a and b0islO II $50 y IN,
reaches sandusky Al 7s4O IN.
fnE p. NJ. hnntsnlle Accom- IN odatlon, leaVia,
tsUO Dayton on arrival OF Tram frOm Cihannal,
reaching Springfield at y;5b m, Urbana az IO4s M
West Liberty 81 23 M, Bellelontane Al iiibl n "a,
aud huntsville At l2;12 M -
Tickets via this Line 10 all points North kast AM,
West, be had at tho Fcket Office IN the Union Depei
--SAML W. KING, Ticket Agent
hSr Fare always as low as by any other route
forinvrmatlon relative 10 shipping Freight by TN,
Route, apply al the OonpaDys Freight Depoi--J n
MASSEY, Agent. n. kICE, superintendent
NJ. @. ULAPP, Gen. Ticket Agent. JanIo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
nlInOls Central Kallroad.


ChANSE OF TlMk.
4 and after Monday, November ls, 1861, Passeup,.
" Trains will leave Mattoon and Pana as iOlogs.
LEAVE MATrUON.
Gong North, lilo y m and IliOO an.
Doing South, 4ibO IN aud 500 D IA
LEAVE PANA.
..f- Going North; 500 a m and Z. 50 nm
Going South, li:3O m aud $40 D m
DEF W. p. JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger Agan,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
RatIroaos.
Indiana Central q Dayton A western RI
E6eg d


'nN add after Monday next trBins on the Indsia
Central will leave the Union Depot, Sixth street.
al 800 m, 9.lQ m, and $40 pn.
Returning, will arrive Al 1910 a %, sac y m, and
1873 m.
The 500 . m, and 445 m, express tfalns make
close connections AL points the West aud South
and 9l2 tran ~ the shortest and quickest route
10 Chicago add the Northwest.
noyie H. q. OAREY, superintendent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
Dayton, xenia aud Columbus Railroad,
4iatsE A sa.ss;ss 5ssa....;s;,s

hhkh DAILY 4 rams East, VIA Columbus. 1brou.,.
4 tickets from Dayton TO ali Eastern ,ites
Ihree DAILY Trans East, leaving DAYTON for Ia.
Last a. follows; Night Express Hoo D. u,; Uncnnai,
anu Columbus Day Express at ll2Uia M. these tfas
F. tn., Stops at all way stsions between Dayton aud
arriving M Dayton, night express $40 a. M Aecon
nodalon slb a. mi Columbus and CINCINNATI Day kl.
press $3.50 y. IN. - "
Trans run BY Columbus time which s minutes is >.
Through tickets can DO had for all Eastern cities
falling on 5. W. KING, Tick Agent
". W. WOODWARD, Stper,ntenaant
y. WARhAA, Gen'l AR't, haYton, D. 49,, nnnaf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
dayton ana Michigan RAILROAD.

ON and after Sunday, May g. isc2 trains viii
" leave Union Depot, sixth street. iof rOiado AMI
Al intermediate points ~ follows
Toledo aud Chicago Mail az e.a0 am. r
Chicago and Detroit Night Express al 500 % pn
ml5 X. M. 5HoEmAKER, superintendent.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-22
stfanasnna6ae pen obions,r.

StaffOrO GOurtbpufr, Ga., 30,
M0t. Capt. Neucuntb BON Sen. 9dur5 Stab
BAT bIrG Die 0ffuu9eurG9ms BON 4 Sptpaen
etntn t64f ptftt8en DtsnR e~elstl1et. Dret
bteier 2gute wasen TlSltae 5Olbaten, bte tn
&tUtItletOern nnO nit BaEea psrlebens inner
malls unlerer Gtnten e~efansea tpurOen. Dtsis
Htnte bnben ben @s9 ;vtlGen nnisrtr ttnO
Der fetnolthen Mrmee tsOenfias fetr oft er'
ma@t unO eine resetmabtse SerbtnonaS init
Dent fitnDliten 6a%uptquarttere u~nterbalten.
Gin alter Mann Namens @alSfrt Der eth
66us@sm In Der NI6e unlsrer 2inten bewobnt,
bate btsIsIbfn bebsrterst unb &c NIT &let'
rern &c, perlstsn; TN 5aule bts QebteEen fanb
man uuBer OieIsn NusriFunSa @sSenfanben
aud nod Quanttt6ten S9teBpuloer, 3lno~
bitGtn Il. SelbRreOenb uuroe CT euA Ssrs
bnftst, UNI feline Straft gu errparten.
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pom 2bon1as GReSmttb, tpetGsr UNI bic er.
lanSnt3 bittet sin &O9I Otl etabGtTsmeni
sfr1dpse" gu odtfsn, parbe auf ban ItId
8eteet. 5'1SY
Ite NeIoluttOn, Den Gllii6sn @~prineaa,ten
0fte'iierunsen 3u u~n!erperfep, murre oufoe:
1ufen umb pn1irt.- a1e .sI5''oO,
Der Nopport 6e3ngli& Der 8srGnoperunuo
= Ssttes Der @aFern 9lprnne 3ptlden @aflSe
~leV un0 Wal9in8tOnfr. puroe oufaerufen
unb pafirf,
Cts StfloluttOn we8ea Inwetlune rim r
9ena9enoeH Samste fIr BITE Seller bes 4. SuIi
uno Ter Ntt unS @etle. ipie btefel6e b,aonaen
1Ou, nit Sen. SGenf Nd tn's Gtnpsrs
nsen'en gu iessn, trurbe aneencrnrnsnt, .'-4
Der Spetg Dertaate fid. ~s ''s .o'91
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Mbfah ppn @eaierunss.8rnss.

06itabelpbta. 80. Wlat. SAP @Oot
nteIOet ben g6ias BON $2,113O09 in5-2O
Bombs, tOsIbe ihb folseapsrmaBen uertbeilen :
4gep g)otf une Nttp Seriep $4,000; 30
ton uno Meu GaeIano $4,000; R6ilooel-
pbtu unb OsnnlYluanto 483 900; Mtlonri
$1,000; Ogiu 10000; Baltimore 10000;
B6ee!tns ga, 1000; 9n6tana uuO SatuOts
$4,000; Osla4are 10000,
Sdslt9 trrrbsn Bombs In betra6!ft1fr An-
sabt aegeliefsrt mno ben Sublcribenten tper
ben aue Mufi&IINe ee8eten.
QttIapcIpbtu, p. Nat. Im beu-
ttsen Sage bstrug Der 0stfauf Der 5-2Oer
$l,906 400. .pa s5 i8f.
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St00f RdtlrrIlOlv.

@n unere @eisr. - Benn In Ieb'
terer Belt einsrn Tbsile smnlsrer 2sier Der
Bsder"I nt6t 70 re8slmdets 5u9e9angsn If
pte9 mir es aspInlGt bitten, 70 bsOausra tptr
pies 3par aufrtGtfg, mIIen teDC@ etenIo enf
rt&tt8 eeltebsn, baB es betaabe ,auBer nnlefsr
Na4t lag, cine folGe tlareselmdSt9teit 81
uerbtnbern. Seit Dem 8sfeSea Oss uOeder"
NIT wtperFretteuben GfrbGItntiien tdmpfeno.
mar Is uns nitt SsrsGnnt, gu elmer a~6iOluten
Stibaldnot9tett Su sslaneen5 ic!ueit es Dte
|Drefe betrift. GrobOem 1a6en mir bas
Yrtn3tp Der 6reibett Anp bee GplfsrshtS itstS
ia. Nuae bsbaltsn unb un6 Son ~feinerlst Gtns
FaTen beriiden laien, bem etnsei&laseasn
pfaoe untreu 3u tper0en. Dos Dutlifum
tat uns in Dteien 0runblaben trsu ,,nterfabt
10 bae IS uns g~slunsen lit cine ei9ne Dampi>
prsfe sa bel9afen. popurd mir tn Den Gtano
selsBt ftno rniern 9eltrn bas 8tatt ntGt eQstn
gu eebSrt8er 3ett, icnbern aud In beHerer-
Iusfattun8 ltefern gu tSnnsn. Die bsbsu.
tenb ptrmebrte NbonnsnteusaN tes yWsder"
ma4te btes 3t siuer 9e161ftltGsn NOtbpsns
0istett, unb aaiere 2eler barlen perft6trt fetu,
EW6 V~t--+-A&A~ M094- A-arLeH~
baben, uut tn nsntsen Sasen ben vGfdsr"
in ttneut ybefersn @epanbe Dor i9nen sr'
IArinen az lalea.
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StabtratG.

Grfter 3mrtg.-Gine VetttiOn bes Or.
9stner $500 sur Neparatur cer Deutlhen
rsformirtsn Stride an3unei1sn murDe ~refertrt.
Die petition bon Sror. Mnts unb NRpes
rem, eiuen 6aufen Iuterl6aalea an Der gde
BON JrenOnt urb prattlr. wegiAafen 81 lais
Zen, tpuroe ~rsfertrt. rss.o
Die Decentralization bon Aep. s. Dhiaip
SiIbOp mno 81 anpsre perIsneu, bic Dsl5r-
oerun8 pm DqfaSter : @iIenbaBn ; Waeen
Guantass 3u pfrbteteu, tpurDe angetrasen.
Die Ginlaouag Der 9lCrtbern Central Gtlens
balm @sIRlIAaft on ben MtaYpr unp Stabt-
ratb BON Baltimore, Die Gtabt 8ufalp mub
Die Ntasora : Safe 3u beluAsn purbe en,s
|pfasgsu, angsnsmmen uab elm Gomtte ers
sOablg, nm gorbessstanSsn fur btels RsiIe 81
trsfsu. a7'''ia.a@ IL Pr
DIR gutsag, bts @tabt Gt|enbagn Gputp.
3u n5t6tsea, BITE 2 @ts. QufiGtas fIr Srenafsr
Sidfts fabrer 81, lalen, puroe ouf bsn SLID
esleat..s ERE
Der 91apport bee Geuer : Counties 6tsagIt6
300 Qntrass bon SuIan SadiOn, tpslGe nm
Die Grlambntb btttst, etnen 5olsfbuppen an
Gpeuer. aufrt9ten rslp. erpettern, 3a Darfen,
YVES = UStkkIkb EWO HWHNttVutukks
Der Qntrag fir behsre Gntp0fs1uns uno
8er6e6erang Der Drainage unb Dclpbiu,fr.
3a lOrsen, piirDe anSfuommen. H
gtne @elplutipn, psm Wr. Nm. Glad bic
Gr6anune eIner geranbe an istnem 5auie in
No1b @apftr. 3u 8~eltattsn, purOe etngsbra6t.
Gin Mntgag bss 2. 8wetaes, Gbssnut
Nusb s,Dil1sn Tranttin u. @torsefr. p~Iaitern
gu IaiTen, auaroe empfanssn an0 auf bsn Slid
9elest. liaal.
OssoleiGen purbe Der Iutra8 bee 2. 3Ust'
ace Dem Mr. Gonreo S1unaher $4,000
5u setpabrsn, fur bea tbu I'M 10. Nrrl 3u8es
faaten G Gaben, tDarbe auf bic 3afeI seleet.
Der gntrag fir bic Suntme Spn $71,907.
les In 20 Sabren einISsbare StabthDnb5 aus
sugetsn, TIM septfe GCntractCren &c. 5u Be
aoblen, spmrDe mad larger pro unD contra
dissolution auf ben SLID seleet
Der 3weis psrtaSte itd,
2. 3wetg. Gtn 8appOrt 0esen BITE Ye'
Itttton BON S. M. 8alp, wslGer etnen Sha'
benerlab far Die tim burG etnen WeOb erpeA.
fene 8ena@tbetliGuuG Dsrlan9t, wnrbe etn9es
bradt unp Der Nntra9, etne @ntldaptsane
az aatlsn. mad lanSerer Dissolution rerpUrfen.
Dsr Intrag css l.. 8wsiSes, etue @talas
ouna Der NStbl. Gentral6atn bstrsftnb, I'm
anfalo uab BITE Wicgar1 Sale am 8. 9nni
3u beluAea, tpGrSe eerleien ltao anseaus.men.
Dee 4ntras, beia8ltG Der Dettttcnen Der'
lhteoeaer 9elGGftSlslte, cine WaGerpumpe In
StOut Der Clipper: Sffise unsubrinsea. wurDs
ouf Ten EtiA sslest. ''r'''' a.'5'7'.@ a.. a5f
Ser &uppOrt tn 8sJaS euf bic @ettttUn
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@sitsre asesnaBme BON 8I0~saSebredberm.

Das Mdrtue- WtniRertum fat Na@riHt
s,9alteu, rag Der Ser. Ct. Dampfer pSctG@
rOra," Den ensl. S&uunsr USanbpt" tUses
na6m. N1an fduo 8rtefe an 6rarY Rraule
in 30. 46 G6rtfsftr." Netp. gort boz, bte bon
SacOb S. 6arris tn Nafau unter3ttAuet
pagea, une Orn @sEert" etfEHts, Ss"' G~t'7
tan bsS S4tfes i'm Sale bailslbe 'Oe8senO't'
men tperoe, isbe beltsbtse Snu''r'ea oOF3as
itred.t. '7.z3.' '.,. - PA, ~
Die G&alupps vGltsd Bsdrttb" pmroe bet
MUbt(e BON BEN 3anOnsnbOOte upsFabtna4
OaTsl6e Golf naba, am "a. gprtf lei
MObils Dem SGoOnsr Soc 6lanner" psg.
Der @&Cpner nOlO Seloo" NIT EsrpsIttn
unb NoTneu befra@tet, Wuroe am 10. D. WI.
Sctl bsm Scr. CT, Dampfsr aytcnttcelO" bet
9tttle Rtper Snlqts 6 aufSs6ra9t nno
sue9aenCmr1en. g~sa5sisfa( Hoa a'f-l f51"ar.a
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Rfifffehr BON ReainlenterM.

utteo, 20. M2at. Der GmpfanG beg Il.
ano bss 26. Nfgimeats tteristt(a am 1suti8ea
Sage mar eine gttB1Ettee stfatre. &iae ua'
aebfure Meulaenmeaee Bate ft9f perfammslt.
Cine lanae Drog(lIonp cine lsderer Subtb,
ELECTROMAGNETIC, &anonsaHalsen1 &C.
btlbeten bas NrUsromm.5 .atL3 oaa.4a2 -
9tn4Eam ton 90. 1WRat. D1e ~.
Ofeat tUrrDe Getits 9tssis!bt ben pen 8Nrgerl1
TN Mlsemeinen; poisaSsr uRiOA 9sa8ue, geer
QSlAmannl9aft uno anoee n DiagGtreeretneu
NIT arrGem ,Sm6el btptut9mlnt.. 5 ,i,qs .9 'ie, =. @5a ..
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WoI6imNtcas, 8. g .

tBa6tsI Sttatt0m.-- gtne Gers
lammluns usbrsr OtutI6sr Burger faRb oors
asRern Mbfno tn Ger Dsuti@en 5aQe fat.
So wnrOrn palelbft msbrere 8eldlaIe esfabt
in tpeI6en ftritte OurGfa6run9 Der Gmanct.
patton unD eaer9tlGer Srts9sfIbrung tsfRrs
uOrtet unrber. Der btfenoere 3ued Der
GsrIammIuag pa eiBentlt0 bic untsrRat<
suna Der Mnbebtnateu Union, @anbtraten In
Ger am MOntds iber 8 Gage RattfuDenben
lt6bttfGen Wabl. Die ndGte 0erlammIune
lOq an fOmmenDsn MittwCA f~attfnosn.
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@pu %a,buiuc.

Nal61ttte, 81. @lat. Sen. S9O.
feb TT fur bas Dsparterent pom MifOurt
bsftmmt uno 9ebt Mcrgea ron bter na9 ct.
QCuie as. 4
Cine Vartte NtbslcnfrsmnDe trarnen bsut:
na1 BEN SIDen eesanDt. s
8iste ousgsws6lslts Off3ters, inter ibnsu
Col. Meranoer pert 81, ST., Sol. S@Uanned
pom %. 3d., muD 2tsut. Ban Dorm, frubet
pcra SanOnen6pOt Gltaea, famen beate In
btsteer @tabt an. Se ss
Der Glue fGlt beR@nbig. DaisrEans
6uB an pen uftrn, - sIsf @
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IOsItu psrRaftst s'nD srparsst nun sine un!es.

6shtn pfrbaFtss ssno erWarset u eine rnteg
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pte vieosr btenffabts itnb gu 1t9een Negtmen.
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nno gBsRen1ofe in sroEer Nuswabl 3u fnpsn
ltao mab teosr Sdufer reed bebtent miro.
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Oas aeoM. gecacr:W eaiment,

Bottom, Fl, @lai. Der Dampfer Dee
mOLnS bon Stem gJOrt tit onsewieien, pae- 50.
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nsrtas nG9 sort 8Opal 3u b~rtn9sn.
Das 2. Sem 9amplhtre &estment, Col.
Burnley miro am MOntas noA Balbtn8tcu
abaeben.
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sB Dte meme BE 81 II m nj uE
feres @D4enbIattes entbdlt unite,
anoeren tnterefanten NaGr;6ten a folgenpe
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nter NIT benz siprgen WEttag abssbencet
Dampfer Sonia" fir 8 Gents p~ortOfret al
bsltsbise Itreie. 'tl ' I 'a d.
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Weaeams Ualausisbau,.

New gprf, 81. Waai. Der Spracuie
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