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The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28
About Quartz
FsrxcH GuLcu, Feb. 18th, 1863.

French GULcu, Feb. 18th, 1868.
EDIroR CoURIER Prom the CouRIKR d
the 14th learn that there hasFecently been
some rich /" strikes" made in this county, in
surface quartz mining, and that the Wash
ington Quartz Mining Company-ths Only
mill now running in the county-is doing
remarkably we'll. also learn, through an
other source, that the citizens of Shasta have
become quite excited in regard to quartz
mining and prospecting, and seem to fully
understand that thefuture welfare of Shasta
town and county-in a great measure de-
pends on quartz mining, being satisfied tkst
there are reins yet uncovered containing vast
amounts of the "all- powerful gold" Ys4'
the people of Shasta are subject to excite
ments, periodically. The first, that recol-
lect, was railroad excitement, some seven
or eight years ago; the second was the
"head of navigation; third, ditto; fourth,
was a kind of scare about an embryo town,
named (before it was born) Latona; and
last, quartz. But excitements of this kind,
like all others to Which the human family are
subject, are very apt to die, and in this case
I am afraid it will be as it.hss baen hereto-
fore-the cc..anunity will talt batx ID.
former state of unconcern, aid quietly ava,
for another excited period. This should
be- Men of means are afraid to inves mo-
uey unless they can count the per cent. before
hand. 1t is we'll known that there are seY-
eral quartz veins in this vicinity that are rich,
which were discovered some time ago, lone
six or seven years ago and the other two,)
but have been kept secret by the owners, for
the reason that they were not able to build
mills, while these who, have means are not
willing to pay anything for them until after
they take it out of the "leads." believe
many who have invested in feet'' in Hum
boldt would be better of, one year from now,
had they spent their money in the samema
ner at home. II the people of Shasta do not
act soon, they con consider their town finish
ed, and had better fence it in.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28

FIG Lawsuits reported by " reliable
contraband" that the rebels are becoming
so destitute of clothing that they will have
to resort to the ancient costume of the Garden
of Paradise-fg leaves. This Oriental fash
ion will not prevail in this locality, however,
so long as good, fashinable garments can be
procured, through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Ex-
press, from Houston, Hastings & Co., San
Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28

II. T. SwAzEY and E. w. Richardson, both
charged with murder, broke the Carson City
Jail on Thursday morning, 10Th inst. Swa-
zey has light hair, eyes and mustache; about
twenty-eight years old weight, $50 to 100
pounds. He was lately shot in the mouth
and some teeth in left jaw gone. Richardson
has black hair and eyes; long scar on right
leg, and marked on his arm E. R.; fve feet
seven or eight inches high; age about twen-
ty-three weight las or $50.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28

EXTRA CoMPENsArIoN.-A bill. has passed
the Assembly, granting five dollars per month
additional pay TO our California Volunteers.
We hone this bill will become law, as those
who stay at home, attending to their private
business, should be compelled to pay liberal
wages to our volunteer soldiers, who endure
all the hardships of camp life, and offer their
lives for our protection.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28
EsD OF ras EoLuaE.-The present number

END OF ras EoLUzE.-Tbe present number
of the GorRsER' closes the Eleventh Volume.
The cost Of paper, and printing material
generally, has advanced about 35 per cent,
still the publication of the COURIER will be
eon<irued at the old rates of subscription
IS per- annum. If paid in advance; So, if not
PAID n.udyance. We trust our friends will
exert heir influence in extending the circu
lation sfths paper. to enable US to make the
CouRIeK in the future, as IN the past, rank
amcng the leading country papers of the
State: The mex, number will commence Vol.
sms XII 1t is scarcely necessary to add that
the COURIER will continue to be, as heretofore,
unconditionalIy for the Union and the Gov
ernment, and opposed to every political
scheme not looking to the welfare of the
country.
Those in arrears for the past year, for SUBJ
scription, advertising or job work, are re-
quested to call and settle their bills.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28

TAKE NorIcE.-Dr. Pelham wishes US TO
say that he has in his charge little boy,
between six and seven years of age, son of
Mrs. Conway, (recently sent to, the Insane
Asylum, whom he is authorized by the Board
of Supervisors to bind out to some respectable
person. The boy is baight and intelligent,
and of a good disposition, and can be made
useful in a family.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28

PETIr LAReENY.-Four Cinnamon were
tried before Justice Curtiss, on Monday last
for petit larceny, in stealing few articles
from a miners cabin on Kanaka Gulch The
prisoners were fined twenty five dollars each,
and stand committed until the fine be paid.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28

4 REGIMENT OF GREYBEARDs.-The 37th
regiment of Iowa volunteers, known as the
" Greybeard Regiment" left S.. Louis on
Jan. 10Th for the South. A striking pecuE-
arity Of this regiment is, that nearly all its
members. officers and men, are over forty
five years of age. Three-fourths of them are
grey-headed. and many have long white
boards. giving them a venerable appearance.
Many have already sent their sons to the
field, and are now following them
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28

Two MEN KILLED IN DRIrr-At Yreka on
Tuesday last. cave occurred in q drift by
which William Bailey instantly killed.
and Richard Doe so severely injured that he
died the next day.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28

REVENUE SrANPs.-The Collector of Inter.
nal Revenue for the First District has sent
us a circular in which he says he is prepared
to furnish all kinds of revenue stamps, upon
orders sent by mail or express.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28
IFor The cosrier-l
Wiilie's Grave.
70. rAssr AND arsar.

We are weeping sadly weeping,
And often We shall weep
For the dearly loved one sleeping
That last, eternal sleep;
The scalding tears are flowing.
But they have no pow'r to save,
For the wintry winds are blowing
Der our darling Willie's grave.
How we loved him, yes, We loved him
Far too wildly, now weenl
How We loved him yes, We loved him,
For . fairer ne'er was seen;
Hsw We loved him but be perished,
And the howors of spring will wave
Der the form our hearts so cherished,
Ger our darling willie's grave!
Jan. ed, 1868.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28

PENNY SAVED is PENNY EARNED.-If a
good garment wears out three poor ones, it is
cheaper although you have to give double as
much for it. Practice true economy, and buy
your Clothing of Houston, Hastings { Co.,
the celebrated outftters of San Francisco and
New York.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28

ARREsrED.-Sheriff Follanshee. on Thurs
day last, arrested man named George F.
Castle, indicted by the last Grand Jury for
the murder of VIM. Hubbard, at Pittsburgh,
last spring. He will be tried before the
the District Court, which meets on Monday
week
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28

The reason women SO seldom stammer il
because they talk so fast stammer has no
chance to get in. People = stutter" .ecausc
they hesitate. But who ever knew a woman
to hesitate about anything?
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28
BIRTHS.

BIRTHS.
In Shasta, Feb. 2lst, the wife of L. r. Slower, of
. son.
At Buckeye, on the 21st, the wife of william
Hanlon. of daughter.
Near Clover Greek, in this county, Feb. 10Th, the
wife of VIM. H. Baker, of = son.
At Buckeye, Feb 18th, the wife of James Pred
more, of q daughter.
At Roaring River, on the 2sd inst, the wife of p.
P. Martin, of eon
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at meeting of
~ the directors of the Camden Turnpike Road
Company it was decreed and determined to extend
their road north around the foot of the hill above
the Tower House." the Yreka road, and south
from the .. Four Mile House." over the divide to
Shasta from thence on line with and near the
county road, to the " Canon House," eight miles
from Shasta, and the stockholders arc hereby no.
tilted to meet at their place of business, on the
23d Of March next,
receive the report of the Surveyor and to deter
mine the necessary amount Of additional increase
to the capital stock of the Company TO build the
said extensions and to elect officers for the ensuing
year from that date.
(CHAS. CAMDEN,
EDMUND HINDMAM,
Directors. I SAM w. CLARK.
J. F. CAMDEN.
GRANT !. TAGGART.
Tower House, Feb. 9th, 1868, f1s:4t
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28

LARGE BIRp.-Last week Mr.. Sebastian
killed, at the foot of Trinity Mountain, an
eagle measuring seven and half feet from
tip 70 tip.
The Shasta courier., 1863-02-28

THE LATEST.
Washington, 25th.-Judge Watts, of New
Mexico, has received advices from Ell Paso,
saying that the French have captured Quay
mas, and are marching on the capital of So.
nora.
In the House, the Conscription bill was
taken up. An amendment confining the term
of service to the present rebellion, not to ex-
ceed three years, was adopted. Colfax
amended to reduce the time to two Years;
rejected. Cox amended to confne the con.
scription to white citizens; also rejected.
Other amendments were offered, and also
disagreed to. Finally the bill passed by a
vote of lis yeas to As nays.
New York, 2 "A Fortress Monroe let
ter says the reports of the country people,
rendered to Gen. Veile, at Norfolk, concur in
stating that Pryor has been reinforced by
troops under Petigrsw and Glover, giving
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Ots6eten. Gle elanbt, Der 9aHf3ug 8ra9e's
uub bte Gln&t Sbsrman'S FIT eth centtt&es
3et&en bon Grld6pfans. Bsnn Gburlsifou,
psI&es sraitlt6 bsoyOtt Ist, fate. pe:be Ga
panno9 ttm foIsen. DsnuO@ remit fs, Der
glOrben keclffe elmer Contribution, um feline
Nst9en gu ftlen, mas mS9ltderpetle Ourd
etne MeUOIuttOn i'm ben 9teg aus ben 9dno
ben rstBen tSnnt.
Die 8%ebslsnanletbe falOB obae Wa&fra8s
an II bio Is psf. Disccntc.
Dte &tmes bat etnsn Nrtitel aber Die 8ebe
osS &r3btlaCfs 9u9tsa In gsp gOrt unp
la9t, etsitlbs ist GS< uuteeuiFta.
WfarlSuu Ture9 Ga0t In etnem offlteQen
Sertbte, sr fCrme isBt aus eemastaten MGu
nern ausr Partsten etne yroOtIortl&e Meetse
rung in Werito.
Die 3sttun9en srwarten bte 4ntpOrt Der
bret MGAte auf BITE Note bes Wttn3en 0crts
IAatcf, BON Oersm GUne man uet6 ni&tS
ipsib, gtne srOBe 8erIApSruug eegen aaB-
LAMB 1T int &aufa1us entbsGt.
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ii sseerteoat fbe Wo6ric9feu

Sen. Meacs's stEiiGten. 0Btr ftnben
U0lBenoe6 i'm 8bilabelpbta ytortb Nmpsieon /:
Der BoltOn 0tlOt ~bebauptet, ba6 Der bstes
rane @~Onitionbeur Der NUtomoc Mrnrge Elm
rSmtfGer RatbOltt Eel, unb Ytels Goppsr9sao
JOurna(e be6auptea ftrner, baB er Elm Ieau.
frat IeE. Gtr~ permutEen, baB eS In teiaemt
Taue einsn unteriGteb maGea tpiiree. Die
Dabrbeit fam aber sbtn|u gut bsfannt yaef
uta@t tperbsn. Sen. Meaoegtf Elm Mttalie0-
Der 6tIdSfth prctefantiInen &trAe. Sstne
ean3e Gamtltc tparen Obies uno, ObgletR Der
Anti NSitatIOn UppUnitenb, ebe Der
&rie8 aastra4, If Der @sneral lsitbem bod
eth ernaer untegIfiber Der aauSen Rrteeez
pOlttit Der NattOnaIsN oyntniaratiua aetuprpem,
tpte SnrnfDf, &ofrcrans, Grant uno anbere
GOnIerDattpe.
Yittsburg, 6. @ug. Gin Dsisrteur ertalt
0a(elblt Ganf3tS auf9eBa9lt. - Gin GUIpat,
Sol 6a9en, Der bonn So. 9te9t. Seferttrt mar
unb ItG BIER isbt als Stelpertreter tot.e stn,
ldwOren uno tps 2a9er fGideu lafen, O~eIertirte
AUDI bon bort nao tpar 10 Dunm unb unbsr-
lG6mt, f4 a6ermalS ais Gtelssrtrster lit Der
PrCfoBmarIGnI Office ~eiu3uTnDsn. Or tpuxbe
tecp@ etfanut unO i9sm 5mr Stsafe SO Bettz
l@snbte6e ouf zen bIuBsn &Srper ~,uotfHr!.
Toel9e ct audi auf9esGbIt er9telt. OF Gtrafs
erreate erUBeS Nufebsn unO wurbe upsa BEN
Snbfttutsn Wtatlers uuO Seaefficntlen Be-
lOnoers aae9ebsntet, 10 Bag VrDfpBmnrIdou
Softer IS fur nGt9tg eraGtste, in elmer 2uz
i6rtft an paS 8OIfablatt lstne Woti0e far
bielt, In elmer 0tpabIit freiti@ (e9r tarcde
Citrate fplgenbermaBen 3a er!duttrn:
~, WentoFens bunoert Snbiptouen,
Stele papcn Baltimore uup Nep gpseer Notpz
otes, tpsl9e extra flr btelsn 3wsd 6ier tmppr>
ttrt r~Ouroeu, babeu G1 atS Stellpsrtreter ans
'uerbsn lalien, Den Gto 9slstifet uno 9lst@
naG9sr oss MetustDt9e nnb Ge1ertsure bic
6taGt er9rifsn, gm 80. Suit frat Elm Wfann
lpcn Dem ttadber ermtttelt tpl1rbe, baB er pom
%. pn. UOl. bsrIertirt par) ais SteIpsrtre.
ter IN DEN Oteait. Die n16ae Naht oiua er
bur9 nnb ain 8. gus. fam a. ebenfoIs. nm
lt1 alS SubRttnt e~n3uttsten, bas betRt /: nun,
orttten Ndle falitb su (Gm5ren unb bic Rtoie,
tun8 ~ betrisen.
Our Waraung fir anoere @6ufte b,ftirtp
t9 TIM % aufs RamtlcL. Dofar oiebt "a
freilid tsin @elsb t6 btu bs6baib elmer
Strafe fir tbatItGs MtBbanbIans auseeIsht
unb uerbe (s germ traeen. 80"
S.6erOn 6ofsr, VrofoBmar1@.
i1nltrr Mnitdt bon Der Sadie tf, baB Capt.
Softer In bteltm Safe ebenlo 9fet9t ae6abt ia!
lwte Col. S6dfer BON ct. aomls, als sr ben
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Wug SQiunts.

@ttca8O, 7. Nus. Das Muscuttns
Souraal Bonn 4. fast, baB 10 ~rntpnleute,
tret3e f& an Der SamftaesaFnire bet6siltet
Gattsn, bonn @srtate nntsr 8iirei4uft &C..
feut TnS.
Die 700 @ufrGbrer, psIae 0sgenwGrtia bet
Ssltourne9 gelasert FnO, furtern bte l~ofortiae
nntsriuaun8 Dteisr 2eute tusgen MOrOss.
Sn OaibinStun III cine g~cmpaenle bon
1l5 Nann mad Muacatiue aufssbrOaen, uul
bic unrubsn gu campfsn. Sn epnt6 GngIii6
fuQsn 800 nntcnlente unter 0uhen ge6eu.
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Nnm Der YofnrnarzMrmee.

Gtner SpsstalcOrrepsnOeua entnetmen mir
Sol9enOss: 4nt 5 Musuf tpurDen aGt Sc
fat9ene nn0 finf Oeltrteure Der 1. 0lG. Ga
Uallerie tn 0arrenton etn9s6ra&t, peiGe Be-
rtdateu, bret @orps oer 2ss'i8en Nrmee leten
rad fredericksburg abeslunbt, tm bic ~Oortsem
Sueel gu beleysn.
@res9's 9siterbtptFon Iebt BET NmesYtQe
ano SutOro bswa&t ben &appabannod, Ireo
0ertfsbnrg ge9enaber, tpabrenb bic Snfanterte
Ole Gtnte Der Orange tnb Nteranogiaboku
snt'an9 1ertbtlt 1T. Na9 u1en eineslaufenen
yiaArtGtsn tpir6 bic gauge Grnee balO BET
Galrnoutb cOncentrtrt perOen, estll alien
S@nuplabs tluti9er SdlnGteh.
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EeGear09bifDs WaGeS1tess.
Bsrs@teS;ffr ban 3llttmprs . sgtGtt".
Weueres Dutt europa.

ct, Spbns, %. S. 8. Dug. Der DAM
PIER 6Iberntan fam 9sltern Wbsnb auf letne'
Retfe BON Qtbsrpppl nit Na6ri9ten Biz gum
81. Suit bet Cape Nace spl6et.
Sn 6rantretG 1T mon Der AnltAt, bic poll
ntide 8raee tperbe auf btplcmattlSem We9e
ge1Altatet perbea. Nua In parts bat DIE
9~rieaspaniaue eth Cube erretdg. "a Grarcs
1aat, bic Nd@ri9ten BON ct. Vaerstur9, lice
Ben uuf eer1S6mltGe @sFnrang bsS RatlfrS
Ialtsssn. @ie co tetbt, rUlsn Der &atler
son TroAfrei@ unb Der GSnt9 ban YFeuBen
In GnaIetta cine @pnftren3 balten.
Der Ifabama bat bic Wstr yorFsr Stbtfe
GparuO unb Saltsman ~3erltSrt.
Self Dnpis BAT 9. Dazzling ale M9enten
in Gerf ernannt. Die 8%ebeQaanlstbe 1T
tvteber nm 2 pgt. sefaQen.
Spdterts.
ct, Spbns, 8. aug. Der Dampfer
Gbtua bon QneenstCrn AIT 2. Mug. fam
beute Sprbet.
Ste 2onbun Mcrmtn8 Voai suGlt ft4 NIT
8etpeilen ab. baB. unitre 5tear pom tetnern
8Crtbetle Ietn tpiirbem. Die Irmp
unc NapY Waaettt tat etne tlG9ltGe 8anp~
GGaW aber bic milttSriI9sn NuSf@ten Der
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Sage mad Der Gfnaabme Der Teftuna tn
3ransportl&ifsn o69eianbt uutesn unS Dor
uneefdbr IA fogsn In Der g6elnpsate onfa,
men. Die 5. resuldre Nrttnerte, Bic 8atterien
q uno 9 Der 16. Wa. @rttQ. uno to8 20,
MaG. Sufantsrte Ne8tmsnt, beeletteten bic
TerFdyfungen inter benz COMMANDO Der Gen.
Smttb uno &eQY.
StsIpertreter wetben isbt NIT euOrmen
DretIen be3ablt. 9ente bot elm Mann in Gtt6,
tnono $4,000 unb etn anberer $4,000 fir
stsQSfrtreter in etnsm Nrttaerte 8esimente.
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Die 4s(ItiOn BON Sees Slrnaee. - See Hnf Seq.
Davis auf Sent &riea6fHA.

Na6 NaGrtGten BON Dirts ccncentrtrte fG
0te's 9anss Wrree NIT 3nttdladuu8 eiuer
Brtaabe Bel 5reOeriddtul8 uno siner &abalr
lereabttetlune BET @uEpepper, we!GtS CT i6eins
bar Galltn ptu, auf Der StOIeite beg 8aptpaN
In Der @s9enb ppu OOrSUnSpIle. See unp
Self. DastS tpe4ieln isst isbr pitante 8rtcfe
iiter Serltartun8en, msl6e Bee psrIaugt unb
9sf. Davis ntGt IAtdsn fam. See erptbsrt,
bae, wsnn e.. ut&t SsrtGrtt perbe, Der 9amie
Ebstl BON 8trsinten nSrOIid SOm Sumes SRI
per eerGuint trerOen mIle, Wte Die SaGm
tsbt am Rappabannud fdupen, piirbe es Barr.
bett Gstu, etuen 0ioertaU0 asf Der nGrbItGsp
Ssite jenes 6lu0es gu Ssrludsn.
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BDit Merifn.

@sn. Srtega fol- auf Dem Dege BON qua
~nOtratu mad Gan Cuts Votcf BON ietnen
meitsn Gruppen o~erIafsn unp Sen. Q(ape
ermCroet rprben ietn. .
(Gton mfr b~sbsuten, t0B btsIt Na&yt6ten
aus franSSfidsr Sufle Eisben unD be6bol6
fetne 9rUBe @laubwarpiatett perOienen.)
06tlabelpbta, 8. Nuaua. Ote5an4a
Sc @a;ette erfd9rt burd Die 1iOIt&e @OR, baB
bic Tran3Oien bic @taSt @ericO aufseeeben
baben.
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Rrefle.
DIE ,@eaf. WOR" enttalt folssnOs

" ! u u FL , 44tAUt { 8g
WeIuub9stterIdIt6teu uuO auoegeyB erufs.
bfiGten nGtbiget MIDI, inter benz Eeuttgeu
Datum bon osr Characterization Der ,Oefl.
Bolt" far etniss Brit oariidSatrstsn, pbne IL
bod Der MlttgpirfauB aa benz MIR 10 pertber
8latte san3liA 3u entiaosn. SD BABE Die
8stubt9ung, Ia metneut bsIArGnftsn Wtrs
funasfrsiIs fir bic 8erptrf(thung Ger rabtta-
len 0sin3iptsa 0stban gu babep, tpaS i@ tm
IStanoe gpar, ltn0 tpenn ip AUD bas nneble
unb Sa!s@te. fNdrf angserifen, 70 Bin Id
mir bod bepuBt, uietaal5 igesno Ssmanben
wiNentlth unre6t setban sa bobfTl. 134 e.
Dem 6errn 0labau(ea un6 ben anOsrn
Mit9ltebern Der &eDactton Ipre1e Id fur
tbr colsetaltIGes 8ensDmen ipdbren0 nm
Ieter 8erbInbnns metnen aufrtGtE9en Danf
aus. 5xs ~ ii. U .ar -8u s.-
ct. '2outS ben 2. Mu8n0 1868. lr
.Marta GrmR Suf@t3fY.
- 9err Gbmarb Qtnbemnnnt 1T
uDn Der Nsoacttpr, BET y8slIsDiley 3ettun0"
3mradgstreten.
- Sn ben beutlAen 2out5pilsr Sldttsrn
mir foIgenoe -r
Grfl4rmnG+ -s5
Der unter3ei@nete tritt NIT 0em t~eatlasn
Ae8e ppn Der YseDaetion bes 0oEtsptie Doles,
SurSf.
2caisptGe bsu /. Nw0u1 1868.
OeUrg T5rIet.> sr|
0ritnbe perDen nt9t anGe0eten, alIetn ans.
9altung Deg 8(attss Be6t betbOr, baB feiue
BITE Gaubtoatur bss Union,
Bramlette gu muterllaben. 0fr-
anIaiun9 gu Dem Childbirth mar. 8ramlstse,
ais feter untonSmann b%etaunt, 0atte
t9 nGrti6 entl0teosu 8e9en Emancipation
ReutudY ausgeiprcAeu. uup oa8 B0lF5blatt
satte l9nt nadV pisier @rttaruue lsine I1ntere
entaogen.
Utr fSnuen 5errn GGrlter bic "Nnetfennuna
ai@t oeriaeen, Das CT ais ii6sr3eugumaatreuIer
gsbaneslt Bat.
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Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in obip.

Sen. Snrn10e Bat an9eprOnet, Bag burGs
aus feline @Gfie mekr ata8egebm werben Iple
len, bte esfansenen 8etelen in Camp MIorton
unb @aup @baIe e, SbtO, gu beIu&en. Nu&
ioIsn feline anNern RletOuneSlGde nlS Inter-
3eu9 tnebr dn8snCmnsn trerpen. @Ie etnIaus
fenren Brtefe rerpen BON ben cOmmanbtrens
ben Sffjteren srEfuet unb 9sleisn, bsDcT ft
ben Gsfansenen sugeItsQt tperbeu.
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Son Bind,efter, ga.

Nd& Na&rtGten aus 0besltu9 bsrrl6t Tn
WtnGsifsr etne fSrmllGe 6unarrsnctb. DIS
bic Gsbslen ab3caen, nabmeu fe ale 8OrrGt6s
unO @Geen NIT i'd fort unb btbanOslten uns
1ere 0erfpunbsten tn brutal1er gBsiIs. Ssst
1T bic Stabt bon tbsr 1000 Mann unierer
SaOaIerte beftbt uno cine Snfantertsattbet~
lung BET Bnnfer 5tG fattCnirt.
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Bon GbarIclfnn.

gptO II. 8. Gus. gine @Urvely3nOsn, bss
SOltOn 5sroIS Oout 2. bs. mslSst. Dab bic neut
S1tterte 9sn. @tlrncre's NIT Ranonen us~
9ebfnern 4alibers nVnttrt 1T. 0sun bte1t
anfan9er, Sort Sumtsr 3u bombarDtrsn, vsr,
ben tie bort Sieeel, 9stAname rno @lteoer
F(e8sn MAIDEN. Men e~ruartet, ienes Sort tn
etner ba!benS txnte our l1sberea6e an s~tptuasu.
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WtRrodu'S CfHsiere.

8 DbtGabetpbta, s. Nus. 1913 Off
3iere Der WCr9nn'l2e 8aube iparben bon
Spbnlon's SSlanb mad 9arrtSburS 9elanbt,
I'm, In bent ~bUrttsen 3uAtbaule eiuseiperrt 81
tperpen. $50 GebeLen bon GentldY tanen
aeffern In Camp @6aEe an.
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SOuntp fir Treipiaige in grentom.

GrentOn, Z. 9us. TrsntOn BAT burG
etnltmmiees 8Otum ietnes Staptratbs Grets
iptQtasn etn 9ountp bon 5000 auesbOten, UNI
lein Continent SoGi1bIta au MAIDEN,
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Die Siebune in @nNaIo.

Buffalo, 7. aug. Die 3ietnug in ans
itrer Stabt puroe beute pteber auf8eupmmen.
gS tptrO Oerfdiebene Sage III Nniprn@ netmsu,
INN Re su Dclenben.
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ssimrebrenpe s~tesinentsr BON sees Snelunp.

NlbanY, Z. Aug, Das Is. q. $. un6
26. Watne &eetment tarnen tfute Nahmtttag
auf benz @ess nod Samle BON Sort 9uOOu
kter on.
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Ser 8reisi Sis 1T ieet bsOeut-
END bSber, al8 je 5upOr. Die 0tesierunS bat
10 beoeutenbe ginfGufe fir bic 9Clpitaler &C.
madt, baB mandem @i8Rdnoler Der Sprrot9
gang un0 gar auSge9angen 1T. Wsebrere nit
Sis telaoene SdoOner ppn 8cftrn, bic ldpn
felt einiSea Ga9en faQiS iinb, ner0en oober
nit Se9nluGt erDartet.
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I@ufigen Geaelfcnilten ia WitlOuri tea 6alsly
ltcd su tOfsn Sab. 8et 5ouuntsn spie Der
porseitannte ptrft stne @crttOn unsebrannte
6ol3aI4e am aIIsrbtfer.- Go tt ftellt4 eth
Mtttel, Sac nur In iolAen Naauabmefdaen su
re&tferttsen 1T. (8bl.)
Wcm Nnrt, 8. ausuR. Der Oampfer
Linton" Ieeelte eeaern rad @eulaeOIa al.
81 Bate etne lsbr fcltbare @abune uon gu.
tern, Wropifenea uno MunttIOm, lotpte etne
Vcf fir ben S5etl mnIerer Gtutte an 8oro,
pelGe III Der Na6barf9afE bon G(ortba treu3t.
Der Datnpfer nNeptern" stns ssfsrn QI6eus
mad GbarlefOn ab. Gr bate e~beufals etne
Weu0e Don @eeenltGnben fIr Npmtraf Dab(.
oreen's G'e@Amaber in Tradt. 8etbe @6tfe
batteH zine Menge SesOffi3tsre unb Wortnez
iOloaten an qgorb, iuel9e fir Ser1@teOene
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tbrer balb erfol1enben 3uriidfunft Snbnlioen,
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giuss Der untsr Gablereen febenoen Tabr.
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trauAte. Nfan min iest @eIGaBe anferttgen,
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man jtst nur Den ftnften Shell Der
Mannl@aft, pfl4e man fraber CUR 8sttsnuu9
8ebSaudte,
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Uon Sort Mouros.

SORT Munrpe, z. Nu8. Das 0arta-
msntarboOt 9lelp 2)ort fam NIT it6er 200
3rte9seefanesnen geGeru BON 0atY 9oint an.
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benz SanrsS WiSsr 3uritd. gr wnrpc Bon ben
&unOneubGten Sa9amcre, Goum 8nrnsY
unO GobaNst t~eBlsitet. Nuf Dem lebtsrsn
purbe CAPT. @or, tpG9reuO ar ain 8ubgr par,
9st6otet.
Der GUmm. 8arusY Fts6 BET DntG Sap
Iber. @itp Potnt auf einen SorpeDC, weiAss
erplObtrte unb ;pet MatrUisn tSOtste. @eneraI
Softer bat pidttse NufiGtalfe %erlan8t.
@efern frIb fam Der Oarpfer NOelatbe
Gter M. Ct braGte ieboN tetne piGtigen
OaS 0ettst til, ME man lI1
oeufen fanr, tn ieaet @'genS ntGt minOer
bradsno beiB. #s' 3~
gu ben wIGtigeren rmee5eDsgun9ea' 8e>
6Srt bic NaGriAt. bae Sen. @croon geasns
Gin Gorpe pom 10, 900 Wann csgant@
pelGeS 3ut latertIsun3 Der 8slabnng
Sort Wagner bell!mnIt If. l@