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IU THE VOTERS OF, THE 18TH cor.

Papers ID the Destrict will copy and send bill the
Spectator Office =
NO THE VOTERS OF THE 18TH coz.
l. GREoSlONAL DISTRICT -GGOMpOSkD or Tar
CUUATlES Of AIS USrA, ROCKINGHAM, ROCK.
BRInadS, fENDLETON, HIGHLAND, BATH, PO
JAdONTAS AND aLLEG HANY.-
have received numerous applications from friends
in all the counties Vt the District urging ME to allow
the use of my candidate Con gressat the
elect on Nav next. The time has arrived BIT
in Justice 10 them well to- mys,lf my deiefmna-
ton should be announced.
If 1t be the pleasure of the voters to me to
the Congress of the Confederacy ;heir repre-
sentative, pledge myself 10 the use of all proper and
honorable efforts promote their Interests and main
lain the honor CT our beloved Common eaIh and of
Gus 70 4thfal C0piederacy.
1t wilt De Impossible for to visit the seyefa al
counties OF the District prior the election without
disregarding Official obligations impoeed upon me by
my position as Governor OF the COMMONWEALTH. This
am sure The people will not expect Of me- and /
must there lore leave my cause in their aare.
The which .1y repreSen tailve duties Wera
discharged while had the honor to serve IN the Con.
ess OF The United STATES for eight fears is we'll
kao to ,ou and believe may safely say that nv
representative Gepdnct commanded be approval Of
my constituents. My action as GogerIor under cir
cumstances OF greater difficulty and embarrassment
perhaps than have attended any eff my predecessors
since the var of the Revolution OF I76 is before YOU
aad by it willing to be judged
With this brief annunciat on am bstore the Dis
trict he Judgment of the people upon my pOlit-
Cal conduct during trying period in our history, in
ctizen and officially, TO the Commonwealth Of Virgin
ia and 10 the CoLfederacy. Respectfully,
Richmond, Va JOHN LETCHER,
April II, l8o3-tde. l.r 81
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Stauntoa SPECTATOR.
ST A u N TON, VA.
TUESDAY, NJ Az 10, 1863.
ELECTION DAY.

Remember that the 4th Thursday, the
18th inst, is the day of election, when
every voter should be atthe polls, what
ever may be the condition of the wealth
er. This is very important election
and every voter should perform his du
ty by going to the polls and voting fol
the best men.
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IN the. 52na Va REGI.
MINT.

VIM Avis. CO G. killed.
Jacob Rosen, CO. J, wounded severely 10 the mouth
Cornelius T McCiung, K, severe Wound OF h..
with shelf
Andrew W GIllet, X, wound of f5ot with shell
a nd severe brulse.
John Lindsay, 1t co K, severe flesh wound Of
arm with shell
Charles Weller, Ltco Z, slight wound of calf Of
leg with she'll.
slight.
Joseph Davis. CO. "A, bruse OF crest of iIium with
shell,
Thos IL Stoekdale co. A, conclusion viii piece OF
SHE'LL
Joseph Carrier co. A. killed.
Henry B Al civ. co. K. killed.
S Il Sipe, CO. q, killed.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19
FOR THE SPECTATOR.

Mr.. EprroR 81 would ask of you to publish
for the consideration of the voters the following
ticket for the House of Delegates, viz
J. MARSHALL McCUE,
ABSAGOM KOINER,
JAMES WALKER.
This is a farmers ticket, and with the election
of this ticket for the House of Delegates, and
Col Baldwin tor Congress there VIII be no dan
ger that the great agricultural interest will suffer
Another reason in behalf of this ticket is that II
ignores old party divisions BY the election of one
who was formerly prominent Democrat, but
who is now, like true patfiot, occupying Pc
sition elevated above mere party considerations.
You will publish the above aud oblige great
many fAhMEho.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19
ROCKBRlDGE AND CARPENTERS
BATTERIES

81. Rocs6ridge Battery. Captai@ Graham.
Xiii sd-Private G Stewart.
" ou, ,ded Privates F,,nt leg severely; VIM.
HI ks shoo'der severely NJ gre, shoulder slight
Jas iaine, side, slig'til : Alfren Gold, face,
sligaty
Carp.mssr's Batts'y, CA'f1S~ Carpenter.
Kill d-Pr,r ate j Grin
Wounded-C splaiu Carpenter. leg, severely =
private john Ri, aing, head ely Seig ant
Re d. slasc reglo Il, slightly
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lEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AUCTION SALES.
BY BRUCE q PECK, Aue troneers

BY BRUCE u PECK, Au. tloneers.
FURNITURE AND BEDDING AT AVG
Il TION We will sell IN Thu rsday, the EAST in
slant, at our Auction Room:
LINEN SHEETS,
BLANKETS.
COMFORTS,
PILLOW SLIPS, [I4inen]
CHAIRS,
TABLES,
HAIR MATTRASSE>.
BED STEADS,
SET TTABLE WARE, [l72 pieces,
CONSISTING OF
CUPS SA UCERS,
PLATES, DISHES,
PITCHERS,
TUREENS, SC,
WATCHES,
ONE LOT FINE TOBACCO, &C. DC.
May I9-lt BRUCE PECK. Aucts
M'CORKLE, LUSK &c Co,
JORD4Ns POINT.
Lex ngton, Va.
HAVING taken the old stand of Me0orkle Lusk
Ill at lhe Point for the parpossof conducting the
Commission And Forwarding Business.
solicit the Custom ut the old and public gen
orally Their Lumber House IL la re aud well adap
ted produce intended for sh pneut, belng tnaled
Immediately on the Canal where boats can cumc u
the very door. Win a:sp ii conuecIIUB ,.ttt
tails touse. txo regdar BOATS with c4reiu d
pousibe Captains. maH'ng transpr ai:on 20
and produce as and q rex as auy other line.
They are also ntting upa store room. wnlc will
soon be ieady When the, will keep > good a stock
The time. viii adinlt Of aud vii sell l..em TOO on
,paue terms as taes be bought elsewhere
Goods, g., necessari. b. higI. during ne ar
but wul adopt the Id auto, and epdeav r TO car
nv y out. viz :-.Qu, sales aad small profiss.'
We will also trade 10 all kind, of produce
Ffeight TO be shipped by Packet Boats must be de
ltve e, Ell here.
Person, bringing produce to house will pass the
toll b iog- toiE
All pefs sdeb Ell to the old concern of McCo?ke
Lusk will phase come forward and setil, their ac
counts. CALVIN McCORKLE.
A. M. LUSk
MAJ t9-tf JOHN GIBSON
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please copy, and send their bills 10 this ofce9Lsr.
Gazette,
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A STOCKHOLDERS.

The New York ssTimes,' of he 9Th says: =
ssThe retrogade movement of Gen Hooker, to
this side Of the Rappahaunnck been 10 the
people ONE OF THE VERY sHARPEsT OF THEIR MANY
DIsAPPoINTMENTs. - The stern fact still re-
mains that what promises 10 be the decisive
movement of the war, has turned out AN ALSO
LITE FAILURE.o 5ts
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.

ENEKAL JOHN ID. IMBODEN, OF
" AUGUSTA COUNTY.--We are authorized 10
announce this gentleman as capd date for the office
OF Ltenans Uogernor OF the State of Virginia at the
ensuing election =" Nav l2-tde
SAMUEL PRICE, OF GREEN.
BHlhR = We are authorized TO say that this gentle
man mas consented to become candidate for The Of
Gon. .-s,4 & 3. - Anr,I 81 ,de
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19
CO-PARTN ERSHIP NOTICE.

M have this day, May llth. 1868, entered into
w partnership, for the purI Ole oi conducting
The MERCANTILE BUSINESS
IL the town of ~taunton, undeT Lhe style and firm of
IL J l.. HOGE
~ We solicit he patronage OF cur friends and
the public generally P. Il hOGt.
i.6< mo Il H0f.E
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. John PinkertonT DR.
w. ii. DAVIS, g. :. A.. OF Rockingham CO., to Miss
E. v HINTON of Augusta county. =
Register please copy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

sH Yallandingham has been sen
fenced to two years confinement on the
Tortusas off Florida. The people of
Ohio will probably elect him Governor
of that State.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

t For the want of space, we are
compelled to postpone the publication
of several obituaries which have been
received.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

~ All quiet ON the Rappahan-
mock, and all quiet at Tullahoma, Ten
nesSee.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
FOR GOVERNOR.


| q Announcements of Candidates IS, to
be paid In advance.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

~ Those who wish tickets printed
should apply as soon as possible.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

Gems. JONES AND IMBoDEN.--General
Jones is expected here in few days
with some of the fruits of his expedition
1000 head of cattle.
Gen. lmboien, when last heard from,
was in Nicholas-whither bound is NOT
known. He may take lick at the Ka-
nawha Salt Works.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19
FOR CONGRESS.

" G are authcFized 10 announce Hoy. JOHN BALD.
WIN as Candidate for election the Congress of
The Confederate States in the llth Cougressio eai
District composed of the coupIies o. Augusta kock-
bridge. bocsingpam, Pendleton, Bath, Alleghau,
HI itiieada and Pafahoutas - -,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN R1oHMoND.--Two
finishing shops of the Tredegar Iron
Works and the Crenshaw Wooden Fac
tory were destroyed by fire on the 18th
inst
The Crenshaw Wooden Factory was
totally destroyed The loss is estimated
at two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars. 1t was insured for one hundred
and seventy-one thousand in Richmond,
Lynchburg, .DanyiHe, Charleston, Geor
gia, Alabama and Florida offices.
The fire originated from the friction
of the machinery in the picking room.
The damage to the Tredegar W orks is
serious, but it is hoped ii can be repair
ed in six weeks or two months.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

kNSINA EOrom the subscriber ON the Ito
~ INST, q largeiaOWN HORSE, about 10 wears
OLD, in the faea with brand on both hrns scarce
" discernbe, andhe thinks oae white hind font
rou nd bodied and ag coupled dark name and mil
a liberal reward WI bel given tor his delivery o. aay
information which hll enshl. him TO Get him
Nav iy-tf TUhEY. 4 MITruCIr
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

~ Our old citizen, Jos. Smith,
Esq, was thrown from mule on yes
te1day week, and had his leg broken a
bove the knee. Hisleg W IS amputated,
but he only survived few days. He
died on Thursday last.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

IS = n REV AID :
epCV Stolen from the stable of John
Hanger, near sbor Hill, IN this county. on Satnr
day night, MAY ia, ALRIGHT BAY MARE, 4 wears
old this spring l51 hands hign shoes ON hind feet
small lump Oh .s;h shoulder lused by the collar
The above reward jill be paid by John b Hsnger q,
Arbor Hill, or Geege Smith at CnurchvllIs.
Nav 19-3tsK
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4 -(40s
Armstrong, Edward
Arnold, Hiram
Allen, Mrs Sarah NJ
Alexander, Samuel Fl, 8
Archer, Capt TB
Archer, Mrs Kate A
Randy, Thomas
Brown. David s
Bfiscoe. Capt Z A
Bar bee. @ T
Billings, Lieat HIM
Brow flames
Bridges Mrs jams
Bear. John
Barnett, James A
Baber. N 5 Mary A
Bright, M A
Brown, Hrs Sidney s, 8
Beard, Vim
! Bean. VIM II
Barrett, Willis b
Colwe!l. Capt
Campbell, Mrs Catherin
Carthan, Gearge
Gambler. John
Camden, Jessy
Cri'zer. john A
Cooper, J
| Cooper, John
Carty, J.oserh CT
CHANDLER, Joseph G
| CLANCY John
Coldwell. o p,
Corner. Mrs Sally
Chesner. Capt W s
G:eatnsI. w P
Cawthnrn, VIM J
Dema>lers, Miss Jenny
Dowdy, ] c
Drewrs,, VIM +
Eddlns, Dixie
Elliott, Geo W
Eagle,s Geo W
Easthsm, g G. Lieut.
Engl-, Rev j J
| Eddils. Robert
Ed.arGs- R4R
Freeman Dr
Fosssr, A G
Fisher, Ann c
Fuieher, A
Eranklin. &c. roe Fl
Fo d. Martha Jane
Faulkner, Saunders
Fleming. VIM E
Griffin. Capt
Gsrrisop, Miss Elizabeth
Grantbam, Geo w 2
Grove, Miss Rebscca
Grub, Capt K b
Gum, Miss Sally Nj
Gar~ay, Watson
billiard, Alexander
Hanley, Horaiio B
Hatcher, Joathan C
Hersh!elk John.C
Harris, Capt John E A
Riggs, John 2
Aerley, John P o
Hafinan, James Fl
Hail, ] )
Hal, Jos
Hoover, Mrs Mary E4
Il arms. Mis- Maggie A
Huffman, MISS NJ title s
Harmer, Cap. M G.
Harris, Mrs N G
Hale, Pm
Hall. Tandy
Henderson. Capt VIM W
Hall. William
Jones. Col
Joy. George
Johnson, j G
Johnson, n j
Jordan, l. G
Key, PeAkney
AZ Perso ms calling for
please say they are advert
not receive them. l..
Nav LIT
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CAMP 9lsr Va. INFANTRY, !
AprH 18th, 1858

ApFH flh, 1893 }
Capt. y. H. Berry md Others:
GeNrLEMgN: Your ce;npljm. mary caro- requesting
ne 10 .anaounce set candidate rel Resent the
district composed Of the counties fHtaxsan. hicho
las CLAW and WEBSTER the House q Delegates, has
been received. Shouts indeed te high hanered to
be chosen represent those nobe Counties, which, al
thoagh held by tbs enemy nearly yer since the war
began have iurnisbedto the S0Athern Aimt more
than their ratio OF gallant soldiers as the Sout can
boast OF.
comply with your request and should / be the
choice of the homeless voters OF our district pledge
ms self 10 the discharge of dntes to the BEST of
nv ability Ii will be impossible for me 10 leave my
duties in the field at the opening hst bids fair
be our most arduons campaign 10 visit she various
commands and counties IN which there are soldiers
and refugees from the district. and. must therefore
leave NV c,use in the hands of my friends Trusting
that the dav when we can all return to our homes in
peace, may NOT be far distant
an, Your obedient Servant,
april 14-lmo l. b. RAYMOND.
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G1fl REV ARD -. = !.

DIO tel, on Wsd-esuaSyss tt8is..... f7.4a 5su1I
nanied Gen' ge Freeman, about II or IS yearg CRU
He Is maiatio, aud haG when he left grew round
about and grey panLs, and old chip hat. reward
OF SO viii be paid for his apr ehenson delivery
May 1s--3ts* JNU. SANDEkSON.
Near Jennings Gap.
DR. REV Wards Stolen from my Stable ON
eptC Wednesday night the 18th Nav, 1863 a
BIZ OK NJ RE- low in order, els we'll. The above
reward will be given for the of thei or S25
any II no viii secure the mare
May IS-3ts JANIS +. BRINKLEY
Rarh Alum Vo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

IST OF LETTERS REMAlNINt. In THE
II POST-OFFICE AT STANTON VA, APRIL
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

~ We are authorized 20 announce WILLIAM W.
FLEMING, a cand date forre election to the House
OF Delegates from Highland county.
May l2-tde.
s9as@ We are authorized TO announce j. MARSHALL
McCUE, Esq. as a candidate for Tie House Of Dele
gates.
G We are authorized to announce HUGH W.
SHEFFEY Esq, as candidate TOR reelection the
House OF Delegates.
April zf-tde
- We are authorized to announeeJA MES WALK
ER candidate for election to the House of Del
ega'es
april 14-tde
We authorized 10 announce hOWEY PEYT0N,
$50 rs can da,e to represent Augusta county in
he House o DeegaGes
Apr ,4-tGe
- We are authorized to announce Col. WIN. Ii.
April 28-tde
|. B We are authorized TO announce NJ jor ABSA-
LON KOINER, as q candidate Tor the House of Dele.
gates. April 2oth-ldeT
CAMP 18th VA. REGIMENT,
JOKES BRIGADE.
Capt. L. D. Hammond:
| SIR The undersigned voters from the election
district composed the counties Ut Braxton, Ni:bo-
las. Clay a5d Webster earnestly request you to au-
noauee candidate to repfesentthc said Gls-
| tr1ct the House OF Delegates, and pieGgefour-
selves to make every honorable exerton to =sacur
| your election. go
You are ONE OF U.s. among the FIRST take up arms
IN defence of country and rightS among the first
seal yonr devotion The ~lth your hloo1 on
the hard fought field of Alieghany sc now desire
that you shall be the first reap the reward OF yonr
by being honored with the confidence of your
fellow soldiers.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

1T At oWOOPE'S DEPO1.-Jacob Ba, lur Samuel
e. Bell. james Giikesons john Wilson and Jno Uhris-
isu, Commissioners. Othce-A. b. LighIner.
II DR. ALDWAY-Wm T. sash, A. N. Moore Jas
Aeur j H. Ao'.o fin and Samuel d. Nelson, Com
d ssi0ners. officer Peter u steele
r al DEERFIkLD VIM. Guy, VIM w Mouteo-
aier, ~ is Asds Jos iiauu ans KenDery ClaIs,
Commissioners. U.ncer-h Montgomery.
ar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Paagei, A. Hunter
Daniel j. SHAW, Daniel fisherman a,d Jonathan Bal
sley. Commis5iOhets. OilceI-Waier Lewis.
( 4 < AEW POh1.- james J. MaItiu WIN. Smiley
Or j. hI Mci+ hesuey James f. H.te IcsA v Ander-
son, tOuIm,sAlone ). Oiticer-A 5. Turk
At PAkN4So U&.-James Byers, Martin Whit
mer, a huffman, George Oresaugn and Uhesey Kim
pey, Commissioners Officer Thomas y. Hogshead
ORDERED thai az election be held on the fourth
Thui sdas IN May (thIs month in let, No. l. tor
Justice of The Peace, in the place OF Sam b. Brown
ESQ. Ienored in Greenvllle District, No. f. for a
Justice, in The place of John Newton, Esq resigned
anu DIsrlc No for the election Of two Justices
to supply he vacancies OceasiOned by The resignation
of WilaIi I'll. Gamble and A X. E0ss, Esqs also
that election be held in the Wa nesboro District for
Constable and, also, that election be he Id IN Dis
trict L. tor Ok erseer OF the Poor In The p ce of
F N. Young removed. Each persoa SO elected m
serve daring The unexpired teI In prescribed by law
TEsfE, NM. a .RiJRNkTT II CiL
May 2 3rs
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

Ion ihe lss 81 Jdue
BRING, al least, three DAYS ratOnS and come rre-
pared g"tO the Comp fins ,col "a, NJ fugl,IoLs
VIII ur gwen % t''se who are received u, he Esuu,-
ibILg board Ioi duty ). bYEaS
Captain aud Euroll.ng officer
May iz-3is. 18th o. greSsIonal Uistrlc1
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

To THE PHNICIA 3 OF AUt.nsTA. 4
4 Tue physicieus Of the Couniv. Of Augusta ar.
requested TO meet afhe Virginia Ho Ell Ia >.aantol
90 ,ntiay, tne 25tanst (tioart Darl at , e'eick
Business OF inportace will D. brought iefo e then
: Nav i9-it* MANY PHYSi'JaNS
l. Sk SALE lave aouat A. .iVG :, we,gn.u
1 about !25 las esh, III good order, which / al
sell prvatel, anu alb Que toar.horss W. on. [Itn,.
AL ii neagl, new jos T. MtTCHEii
May i9-It.
(.,OrTUN VANS
~ We have just received
aiOt Manchester C0lsON YARNS
May ~ P.B NJ B HOGE
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GOmpany L.-Capt, Burks.

Killed WmT Martin
Wounded-Leut. Jos Ryan, commanding Co
L, right leg anputated above knee; John Thorn pson
big toe and ankle slightly, David Kennedy, arm
Charles Cooper in leg; jas VIM Barnes, in leg
Corp'I CFy Slightly toe.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

= oIICE 10 CONSCRIPiS.-AH CON
~ SCiilfrS of he 18th Congressional District 81
"hohaVe Received temporary Exemptions, are b, re-
oy required 10 assemble in Saunlun for kE-EXAM-
NATION, ia the following order
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-05-19

Papers ID the Destrict will copy and send bill the
Spectator Office.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-17
-.
Die g ehciub iiut(cr TN GituuG.

@albinatrn iinb felt einiacn xaeen Sslssaten bon
ben lcaemannten Union 2caen BON fat aren Staaten
In gisuns. Gis Sisunssn ircreen btnter rs.itlpls
Ienen Stnren aetalten uuo man srfi6rt nidtS iber
bic Minfefhmieoereisn eieier @sbsimbnnblsr, bic bas
Saassliht fhsuen. Etne 3msifel trs1sn fe 0cr'
tereitunsen fir bic ndh1e Yrafcsntentrabl uno tes
Rin,men and %watrideinli4, rsr Der NrdIosntihaftss
@anbitat iein 'ca. 9a Slb 9lte Den @dliIsl gum
BrcbIAranfe tsikt unb bic 8rcdsn psrtbeilt, 70 bat
Ct natirlih bic Bette MusfHt inter cieisn lcpalen
Yatricten, benn bic %seiammten 8uubestsamtsn Be'
tSren natGrlih Den ~ssbsitnen Sosen al.
Qlm Treitaa teoat lh Elm Gcmite Der @ebeimtines
Ter gum YrGInenten une fcrnsrts ibn nahbriiflih
auf, ieiner qHiht sssen ih unb eas 2ano Su gents
esn unb Den 8eneral Yc1msiRer 9fair, DEN @ens.
raj Nntralt 8ates, uno bic Generale tSaasf uno
Shrfslb atsuieRen. 98as Slo Mte harauf 8sla9t,
miro niHt 8emelcet.
sc mirb nidt %ssmelnst, ha6 9r. 9inecla isinen
8rc6en Uu6 auf6ob uno bisie untsrufsnen &atessbsr
gum Ssmpsl binaus veidts." Gr Fat biss and niht
ssban, henn eisie %raoifalsn Wiaulwirie baten ifn
tsreits rSuis in Der 8sralt. 60 sab einit cine 3sit,
tc in ghnsrifa bas @clf resisrts unb feline Nnasls'
aenbeiten am tsQsn Sage frsi unb often tslprah.
Dieism fhSnen alien 8crrehte FREEZER Mannsr bat
bic nreijabrise 9errihaft Der srp6en sSreibsitspar,
tbei!" rDaiS elm Gnoe setnaht. Sic Gsldtde oss
2anoes trsrnsn jskt bon elmer 8anoe m~itterndhtliher
Nsrlbmprer gsleitet, Die IN 8sbsitnsn Nsrlanllnltn'
gen binter rerlhlc1snsn Sbdren lore 4tanfs lhmiss
ben. Das 0Ole gilt ni@ts, es 1T cine rSaiss sfua
unb senisbt tlcs bas Yriritssium. bic ihmersn Stsu'
ern uno absaben ju 5ablen. $50 1T Der Sim'on'
Der eas Sole Dor oieien sefdbrihsn Wuelsrn rmsttst,
bic isin Serstlut ausiau5en unh ieins BsSrifs psr7
trtrren :?
& Nahihrift. Ser Yraloent Sat Dem @srlan'
gen Der @sbeimbinoler ipenisfsns t~beilpsiis rahse.
ssbsn uno Sen. @hcTslo otsssst. Ser Gsnsral
bat ih IN Walbinstcn su mslbsn.
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Bee pielsn gapisraslpes fomms, inssm eieistts @ir.

Bee piclsn Parisrasloe5 fonms, inosm eieislte Wirs
funs aud bur1 Cen Gstraut BON ~sspraatsr MHn,s
berpcraetraht ipcresn ,rare. 1T asbt RON Der Nn'
fiht aus, eas man, ctus etras III rtsfiren, nod 400
Milicnen 8apisrsslo psraussatsn Tonne jsesr mcis
tere 8straa jssch rsres srcbe 9sTatr ~frinsen, 10
mic jeoer Dollar msbr, als Der ssnannte 8etra8, rerz
anssabt, Elm rcufcmmsnsr Werlult iein ,pitros, tnosn1
Ct nm etsnic pist Den g4srtb nss anoeru YapisrSsls
hss tsra6orihfsn triires.
Son Den 5.20sr 9cnbs ino nod 101 Milicnen
an Sanb, pslhe mad nss Sinan; ~isfretars NnliAt
mabridstnlih ldtnmtlih s1 pari rbsr isltlt nit elmer
fleinen Yrimie trsroen Sencmnen lrsrbsn. 9ie iibris
gen 800 Miuicnen, bsrsn GO CUR Ssfun9 bss Sefs
ATS tsnarf, mSssn auf Ser. StaatsnsBenns ssliebsn
rsresn unb hssstsihsn 600 Miaionsn iIr Gas finf.
tissSabr. Ssr9sriht ihldst 81 eieIem3rsde biegrs
nsueruna bes tstrsfsnosn @cnsrsBscissss Dor.
Sas Nationaltanfs Spltsm triro lrieesr is6r bch
sstsut, bod an Dem teitebsnosn Gsiese manhs Iens
%nsrunsen p%crssIhlassn +; 10 J.. g. bic tpslsntlihe Nsns
neruna, fIr bic 3~ufunft Den teitebsnoen Staatstanz
fen nidt msbr 81 s~sitatten, all DEN 8crtheilsn Der TO-
bsralsn YarierSelosgirculaticn She'll ja baten. -
Tsrnsr ,riro bic @rridtuns eines slsiniDr,niser
3insiuBes in Den Ser. gtaaten rcrseIhlaasn.
Stir bas Stsnsrssiss mereen fclssnes Mcrifeatic'
nsn in 9cridlas sstraht: bic Stsusr auf 8anfncter
ipQ aNt 2 2l5 Yrp5sntsrtDbt rernsa; ~beitiairte Cpl:
riturien lDlsn nunmetr 60 @ents per 9alcne Sa1'
len; YiattsrsSatad 20 @snts per Yfuno, ~rsrarteite'
ter SataG 8 IL gentS is mad Der Suatitit
rcbs5 Pstrclslm 10 Gents per @aacns unb Baum
moue 2 9ent6 PER Sfrno.
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Surh cen Yraiosntsn
g8m. s. Senarb, Staatsisfrstar
en- 81 ON SrIfnu5 TAM

- Sn Nem Orleans Ranbsn firilia eisut.
Som Bauer ron @cutp. s, 2. Nbrcs Salano Sas
~ra1eris uro serseans Sarl Slider pom lel6iSsn
@crps Dor Gsriht. 9sssn tsios lag Die Stase pcr,
sinsn GHan;er Namens Spispb Mtsr. Srsrs, wslher
in BET Nabs pon Uranftin, &irdiprsnssl ct. Marp,
,pcbnt, sspli nhsrt ST bafsn. Ser &idter tsmsrfts,
inbem Ct isin llrtbsil srlisb, bab bas Eesimsnt, gu
Dem ie (bis tsibsn Inssflastsn) ssbSrsn, Der Nrmss
tpabrsno ibrs5 Mufentbaltss in, Ssdes9anbe eur
shanes ssreiht bats uno ss Der gdrsfsn jsnsr &ss
sicn astusisn ist. 60 isbr srnieoriats ss iih in isi'
nsn 4tinesrunssn, haB es lsltt 2Ssitsr ibrer Sins
Der terautte unb itar feline Nu1ibruns m,bte ishsr
Oif,isr Der slrmss Dor Sham srrDttsn. ST psrur,
lteilte DEN 9isutsnant 9ausr ;i einiSbriasr Gsttsns
itrafe auf Sbip Sslanp, Cen Ssssautsn Garl Slider
i'll iehsmonatlihsr. 2sstsrer 1T aus Der armss
idimffiA e%ntlaien!