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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

Bf9flaat operations OF oH tdtdTy IN rem.
Seloart's tehote force dr.rea eighteen miles
Actioe operations al hand.
LANCASTER, lst.
Gen. Peasanton is making great havoc in
the rear of the enemy trains. A great bat
lie is thought to be imminent. The rebels
must fight on Meade's ground or disastrous
iy retreat.
Stewards cavalry, after making nearly the
entire circuit OF Washington, capturing
wagons. stores and men. almost within range
Of the forts dealing harmless blow at the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad between Fred
erick and Baltimore, and startling the Mon
unsntal City out Of sleep at midnight, have
by this time, it is believed, joined Lees for
ces in Pennsylvania. No considerable body
of rebels are believed to be in the vicinity of
Washington, although it is considered haz-
ardous to 20 outside OF the lines Of defence,
in almost any direction.
NGw YoRK, LIST.
4 son of Major Mulberry has arriyid in this
city and reports five companies of the 18th
New York cavalry captured BY cavalry
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During the excitement last week

during the excitement last week, the
bankers and Others of Pittsburg fearing an
attack, thought it prudent to remove their
coin. and the American Express Co., deliv-
cred in Cleveland ON the 18th inst, sl5,-
600 600 in guld, and on the succeeding dav
81 900 eco more, Of which $500 900 was
also in gold.
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EMIGRATION. The total number of emf
grants who have arrived at N. Y. since jan
uary LIST 1868, to tie 18th of June inst, is
30, 427. being an excess of % ,0l0 over the
en- grafton during the same period .ast yesr.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
ELLSWORTH, June Goth, 1868.

ELLSWORTH, June Goth, 1868.
Mr.. SAWYER IT the enclosed piece is
worthy a place in your columns, please ac-
cept 1t. 1t was suggested by a scene from
or- own Maintain Rock last "lI4llow en-"
Yours truly, Il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

FuH Particulars Of the 4Bd'r N Portfd'ia
i HarJor- The Pirate iaconp burned dAt
her Armament I"a7sIeTfed 10 Schooner
/ Archer The Archer haHs mo Portland
and Captures TIE Cnshia2- ne P'fafes ar
Safs N fo,t Pre6ie-fhH Last Of vessel
/ Destroyed by them.
PORTLAND, 9th.
Capt. John Liscomb Of the Forest City in
forms me that the Forest City came within
gun shot of the cutter about half an hour
before the Chesapeake got along. The cut
ter fired at her six times without showing
anv aar. The Forest CITY laid to, Waitin.
for the Chesapeake When she arrived. af.
ter consultation, it was agreed TO board the
cutter. the Chesap AXE leading, being pro
pelle-. ami protected by cotton bales. On
proceeding to bard. the rebels perceiying
the purpose Of the st amers became friShten-
ed and abandoned the cutter in two boats,
sending the cutters own crew, who were in
it. Of in separate boats, which was picked
up by the Chesa peake The two boat loads
oil rebels stored for Harpswell shore art
were pursued and picked up by the Forest
CITY. proving to be .; in number.
The Forest City also picked up small
boat containing a Mr.. Bibberwho had hean
set adrift from the cutter, having been cap
tured with his partner. from a mail boat
Yesterday off Davis Cove Island. Bibber in.
formed Cart. LiseomD he was capturrd by
the schooner Archer Of Southport, winch
was in possession Of the rebel crew from the
pirate Tacony-nnt Florida. as reported by
The cr,w Of the cutter to I.icut. Guila-ths
the schooner came in last night and anchored
below. intending to burn the two new gun.
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The State Convention.

The convention of loyal and patriotic
Union men which assembled in Bangor on
Wednesday, was a large and enthusiastic
gathering, characterized by harmonious and
earnest action. No section of the State pre-.
ferred claims to the Convention, and persist
entity asked to be remem bcrcd. So also was
there an entire absence of any attempt to
toist upon the attention of the Convention,
any man for the responsible post of Govern.
or, because Of his previous position, or be-
cause he had prior claims. Even Governor
Cobarn, who by usage might be supposed to-
have claims for consideration, by his friend,
Hon. James G Blaine. periodically and
magnanimously waived any such, ii any
there was, and SAID the whole waiter was in
the hands of the Convention, and that be
was content to abide the result, doubly sat
isfcd to yield a cordial support to another,
if another man was the choice OF the Con-
ycntion.
Hon James g. Blaine, rs chairman, of
the State Committee, called the Convention
to order, and nominated as temporary chair
man, James I. McCobb, Esq. Of Portland.
Charles A. Miller, Esq, of R1ckland and j.
D. Pulsifer Esq, of Auburn, were elected
as Secretaries.
Tie committee on credentials reported 2oS
towns represented by 1874 delegates.
The temporary organization was made the
permanent one, with the addition Of Vice
President from each county.
The State clmmittee for the ensuing yea.'
was reported as follows, and unanimously
elected
Androscoggn-N Dinsley, Jr.
Aroostook VIM. Small.
CambcrlanI-N. A. Foster.
Frankln-H g. Prescott.
Hancock-Eugene Hale.
Kcnnebec-J q. Blaine.
knox-Francis Cobb.
Lincoln-S 5. Marble.
OxtJri-S. Perham.
Pisca;aquis-N. ". Brown.
Waid David Lane, Jr.
Pcnobscot Geo. Z. Sswall.
Slgadahoc VI. Lincoln.
S5mersctS. d. Lindsay.
ashington-Ignatias Sargent.
York-Leonari Andrews.
Hon, F. A. Pike was called upon for .
speech an! responded in a few earnes: and
patriotic remarks, saying be would give way
to others Mr. Gilman of the Por tland
Press, succeeded him, giving a brief account
Of the receat capture AMI rs.clpture in Port
land barber, which is 50 honorable to that
city. lie als1 remarked that the people in
that section OF the State were determined to
assist in clpturias another - rebel crew y in
September. Mr. Richmond OF Winthrop.
n ado a punssnt AMI humorous speech Of
twenty minutes. Levi Barker E,q, Of
S.etson, spoke Tor about the same length Of
time, and lis remarks were pithy and elo-
quen,, and vel received Hon A. G. jew
cit OF Belfast, enterc into the work of eI-
hibitjns to the world in ali its deformi,y.
the eoPpeche,l party, With zsal, energy.
ana power seldom c1eei5d
The committee u receive, sort and count
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Afars al Ticksjurg and PoH Hudson-Tis
Cause Of Gen. Hooker's Rsm5ral-Ti
Rebels Fai,a3 Ba 4 Ai5aq The Wsplc Lias
-Gea. Mcais Gus As Eamy's Lanes N
tic2.
NEW YORK, lst
Tic Richmond Enquirer contains the fol-
lowing paragraphs
The hrlng at Nicksourg still continues. 1t
is far heavier than ever heard before.
Jackson. Miss 18th.
Col. Lyons, commanding cavalry ouside Of
Port Hudson, attacked C9l. Grlerson in the
rear Of Banks army yester lay. capturing 80
prisoners and 81 wagons, and putting the re-
inaiuier OF the Yankees to flight.
OsYk., 18th.
Gen. Taylor fought AMI whipped the fed
erals opposite Baton Rouge on Sunday.
The Lent and Provost guard at Clinton,
L., have been ordered h:re. Very heavy
frin, was heard last nj stt at Port Hudson.
NEW YORK, lst,
4 correspondent Of the Herald, dating
Maryland Heights, 2Sih, slys Gen. Hooker
visited the Heights on the 9th, ordered their
evacuation, ana to destroy what could not
bc Gti! leu away IIc luCA iiitpEtUtA ilti4tNh
what he had ordered, when fIalleck Immeii,
ately countermindod the order. On his way
buck from the Heights to Frederick, General
Hooker received tue orders removing him
from the command Of the army.
New YORK, lst.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 26th says,
if Gen. Lee designs to make Penn. the seat
OF war, we presume that he would not give
his troops a general license to pillage. lie
would probably order each Maj Gen. to call
before him the Sheriff of each County on his
line of march and impose on each a certain
provision oil beeyes, horses, clothing. silver,
and gold, and all to be delivered at given
points at given hours.
New York. lst.
The Herald has the following
COLUMBIA, via, Lancaster, 30th.
have reliable information that the en-
envy is falling back along the entire line.
The city of YORK WAS eyacaased las. nj 5it
or early this morning.
Gen. Early is reported to have carried off
vast amount Of money and stores.
Deserters from the rebal army say that
rebels are concentrating for a great battle
with Meade, but this is not believed in Of
fetal stations.
There is report here that large reoel
force is opposite Mccall Town.
Dcscrters from York say that they heard
this spoken Of by some Of Eagles officers.
ibis is the movement against Philadelphia.
The New YORK Tribune has the following
LANCASTER, June 30th.
The rebels have fallen back 10 miles from
Harrisburg.
Gen. Couch and staff have crossed the
Sasquehanna, and occupy the south bank OF
the river.
Gen. Meade occupies Hlnover and York
tonight, cutting the rebel lines.
The rebels rapidly concentrating in the
interior.
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The New Postage Change.

Our gentlemanly Postmaster has furnished US
with the following abstract Of the change in the
postage rates, to take effect the lst of July. We
rec mmend it to the careful perasal Of readers.
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SAel5yriiLe Dnd Manchester Occupied By our
Troops-Tae Army Close on Iulidhoma.
PHILADELPHIA, obtl

PHILADELPHIA, 30th.
The Washington Star of last evening
says: 4" 1t was currently reported in this
city yesterday that the rebel piekets made
their appearance four miles from Alexandria
on the Fairfax read.
The Star contradcts many of the rurGors
adoat in Washington among which is che
that the rebels had planted batteries at Ma
thias Point and other commanding positions
on the lower Potomac, and that they had
effectually ohstrucsed the navigation Of the
river.
There are now no signs Of the rebels at
the Relay House, as vas reported.
HzADQuAHrsEs, Army Of the }
Cumberland Manchester, Tenn, 18th.
Gen. Reynolda a. = ~, yesterday took
Possession Of this Place. At g P. Il. General
Granger occupied Shelbysille.
The rebels after slight resistance evacu-
ted their several positions, retreating to the
lines of which Tallahoma is the eccentric
point.
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Brilliant operations Of our Cara!ry in Penn
Seloart's ~hote force drlrea eighteen miles.
Actite operations al hand.
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FuH Particulars Of the 4Bair IN Portland
HayJor- The Pirate TacoaY Burned and
her Armament Transferred 10 Schooner
Archer TIE Archer Rams inio Portland
and Captures The Cushing The Pirates are
SAT- IN Font Preble-fuH Last Of Vessels
Destroyed BY them.
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to demand the prisoners in behalf OF the
civil authorities, Lat the eouimandant holds
them as prisoners Of war, sI9jcct 10 the or
der OF the W Department.
IL is reported by the cutters crew that a
boat & crew OF ten men escaped from the cut
ter early in the morning. II 50, they may
SEIZE some other schooner and make more
trouble, y patrol force will be stationed il
the harbor.
The pirates could fnl only : f.w round
s,.ot ali ard the cutter. and therefore fired
grape and after the first tw1 rounds
Ii the pirates bad known how ieehiy the
steamers were armed, they might have sunk
them, but the determined course OF the
steamers made them think they were match
ei.
Capt. Leighton. who led the attack in the
Chesarelke, Informs me that he intended 10
run the cutter d5wa by superior weight or
failing in that. to carry her by boarding in
superior numbers, Which their grape shot
would have rendered rather dangerous.
just before the cutter exploded. TIN ee Il
unite rs-Nr. Hall, reporter of the Argus,
Captain Warren Of the IN Milne, and Mr..
f. Pickett, took the Chesapeake's boat and
rowed to the cutter, bat had just time to
cut the cutters boat from her stern and
escape before she blew up.
Toe cutters own crew have been put iato
confinement to await examination.
Lieut. Davenport says that bstween II
and ! clock last nj ht some Suspicious fook-
ing men dressed rs fishermen, came on board
the eatter. Hearing an unusual poiss. h:
went on deck, and was Immediately seized
by FIVE men armed with pistols, who said
they belonged 10 tho Confederate navy
Finding resistance useless, be surrcndsTs'i
and was put in irons With al his s'en. The
enter then proceeded down the harbor.
Both Lieutenant Reed and Engineer Brown
styled themselves officers of the pirate tlorl-
lia, and said she was in the citing.
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MuslanD.

Ser 9cnecner Mcrnins star msloet: Sisfran'
aSiif@e @ssieruns Fat ben amsrifanilhsn Ss'
ianeten in Yaris tenadrihtiat bab bic Mutcritat
fir ben 8au es,riiisr 8tisasIdihs, bic, 'rie 90 i@
jsst berausfent, fit bic @cnfSosrirtsn astaut trnrz
ben tctie fir Sancnsn , CUR Bsrafnuns ntslsr
g4iFe, surddaacaen ircresn 1T, nno eab Bic IN Bic
fem @slhdit bet6silistsn 9sricnen aetrarnt ,rcrosn
Gnb iter Die @efatr, pslhsr fs fh eurh cine Sorts
Ietuna Der Mrteiten aus1eben mirbsn. (2cuis Napo'
leon min atic nit Onesl Gam gut Treuno tleibsn,
= bic MSalihfsit einss 8rissss nit @uBlano
fhtpett pieQsiht Dor isinsn Ausen, unb ct tclat Dem
9eifpielsG ~nslanbs uno rsrtistet ben Bau BON SrieSe.'
i@ifsn fir bic Sdelihm in frunSSfihen Vhsrften.)
Sn Yaris tsrri@ts bas Geriat, bab bic fransDfs
1he Mrmee @om Fab rGumsn unb tlos cine BeiaSs
auna in Gipita 0ehia snriidla1sn irsroe; fetner, oaB
Spanisn 10000 Sruppsn mad &rm ieneen trsroe.
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Wer 1T 1ie?- Cincinnati BlGttsr bonn rcriaen

msr / t 1ie?- Cincinnati 8lGttsr bonn pcr;asn
MittmcA meleen Den ~fclssnssn ~trauriasn SAD:
vSetern Mcrssn sriudts elm erit 16 SABRE altes
Ndohen bic Yolijsi UNI Mittsl, UNI mab ibrer Sci,
matt in G~clumtus ~aelansen Su fSnnsn. Sore Sc,
fhihts 1T cine Der alien. lhon oft tsrihtstsn. sic
,rurce rcn einen, Mann tsrsbst NIT itm nah Sins
einnati 81 sebsn, no CT 1e bsiratbsn pcnts; lie rerz
traute lsinen @eriprshunssu sins nit ibm mad
Cincinnati nnb Bsioe lstten etpa 10 Sage in einsm
9ctel als Mann unb Trau matchmaker. 0cr eini=
gen Sasen psrlsB Der SAurfs bic 9sibtalautiae, bic
BON alien Mittsln entblObt 1T. sis sistt esn Sra,
men ibrss @erfatrsrs als S. s. 3amte an, uno Ct
icu nit Dem Suartiermsiter, Ss partement in Camp
STATE in 8erbinouna Hetsn.
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Shr6terlidter &f atpiidcn einem
0rtSSlU 8Gren nno einem 9lnutniB.

OIt33bU SuCeu uuO etUGW bTNoUtR.
Gin @crrsipcnbsnt Der pcrtlano (Oresou) 81,
mes, ersGblt in einem Brisfs BON 8annpa Stir, Spa.
DO Serritcrium, bic folssnheN @sI4ihte:
9letrere @etirssleuts rarsu firjlih ;3eusen sines
fhredlthen 8ampfes 3tpiihen einsm Bera 9lmmiB
une stnsm @ris5lp Barsn, ,rsl&er an Der Strabe BON
bier naH Seristcmn f~tattfanb. Sic Beraleute Fat.
ten stsn ibr Naatlasr aufseIalaaen, ols plStli@
triloe mb f4auerliAe, bealsnbs limb ~rinielnbe &aute
an itre Obren branssn, - 3ei4en zines tSbtti4en
8anpfss 5.riihen 5pei Malhtspc6nern. Ser &an,pf,
plat mar gang In Der gdbe, fcnnte isech niHt eeIes
ben ireroen. StiQfAtrei9enb tSrtsn bic 9sute Dem
psr5tretislten Sample uno ben i4redlihen SSnsn au,
trelhe feltf ben mut6ieten ,ntsr ibnen nit Gntieken
erfauten. @nblid murbe @uss fiQe - Der 8amnpf
mar tesnbist. Nahnem cine gtunte cbne reiters
Stcrun8 perHcfsn mar, fa6ten bic Manner triseer
0lutb une madten lh ouf nm Cen Ylas, bon .rels
DIEM bic erlhatterneen Scne beresfcnmsn iraren, auf.
suiuhen, sinsen isbc4 tDdt roriihtis oatsi su g8sr.
fe. Oils fe af Dem 9lase anfamsu, labin fs nod
ben fissreihen MmmiB, ,ris er stcn in Dem @staihe
rerihsrano Yin Bceen lag cine src6e 8Grin, Biz
piQetAt SUI bis 1000 Yfo. reg, toot uno aus riss
len 9Suncen blutenb. Sie rar eurh Den 6als ae.
tiRsn uno flafenee @unbsn, wslas ibrs @irren ,snb
Ghultertldtter tlrbleoten, traren an perlhieeenen
SteQen ibres 8Srpsrs fihttar. 2lQsn 2ln,eihsn nah
Bate bic 9arin elm Sunses bei ib, mad tpslhem es
ben Mn'mib %ssliiifete, uno caraus ~entipann fh Der
8ampf- ein 8ampf wis IS isltn benz M,nlh ben III
Spell riro, cinen nit a~njuisben, uno pie i'm MIR Bic
8rcben @auttbiere unter 1h auefshtsn. Ser 9srss
Almmib 1T Elm Mittsltins swi16sm einsm ~afrifanls
ihsn SSmsn nne sinsm tsnsalii4en Sissr. Gin Sd,
ger siett fclsenee Bsihreituns BON ibm:
xSeine @sftalt 1T Der bes 9Dmsn lebr Gbnlih, ins
Dem iein 0oroertteil ih,psrer 1T ale iein 6imtsrtbeil,
CT bat einem irirflidsn 9Strsnihmsif, ater feline Wlab.
ne, ntslsih fem 9aar born an 9alit LANCER 1T, ale
ionf ~iraenbro am 8Srpsr; CT BAT sin runoss DIR.
ME aud an BEN Gi6sn. Scr 8Srpsr 1T st,pas ounf,
ler as Der bes 2Smsn unb 1T nibt s~elreift. Grin
Su6 1T bic Yfcte zines 9Spsn. SLICES @aubtbisr
1T tirsli& in eieisn @etirsen entosdt porosn, uno IS
1T .rirfliH Elm ipunoertars Sbier obne 3psifel
Der 8Dni9 Der Sbisre in ben Maltsrn ron Ssbabc.
Menn Ieine ~Sarnenee gttmme srihaat, 70 nieten bic
Sbisre ess 8Salees siliSit nah ibrsn asbsimsa ;3us
fudtslattsn."
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Son Sapan Hno nGbsre Wahrihten iiter oa5
Bcmtareement BON 8anasara eurh bic Gnalaneer,
einaefaufen. @ieten 8rieaslhife unterbieften bas
Bcmtarbement. Sic Gnslauoer perlcren IS Soote
unb so @errunhete. Sic Sorts murcen bur@ SO
8ancnen uno cine 9lnsabt MSrierbSte pertbsieiat.
Ser trittiihe gbmiral fcnnte nihts treitsr teatpeden,
ba bic Sapaneien feline 9uf t~eeisten, su u%ntertans
beln. 0ie Gnelaneer iparsn ron itrem 3msds 10 nett
mtisrnt rte je uno rsnn bi, Sapaneisn tartnadis
tGsitsn io1tsn, 70 ,riirne cine srcbe armee nDtbis lsin,
um @enust6uuna BON ibnen au er5rin9en.
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S. u. IT, &. 2eSquereur,
81 ahfclser BON 2ssquereur II. SS9nen)
Croft mnc &leinperfdmfer
amerifaniiben, idiueiier unS cngliIden goloenen
uuo i"ilbcrnen lbren.
shSne Sob Suipslen, mcbsrnitsn Stpls.
9spi 8rctrn's terihmte @clefebcrn.
u6rmaher'W erfjeuse uno Mlatsrialien,.
Gbenfaas ~psrrGtbis: Cine srp6e Nuswabl BON an,erfanii9en
pnb fransSfibfn Wanbubren.
Mue &eparauren perben pron,pt beicrst unb s~arantirt.
StO. II, Cub SObTrafe,
columbus, Sbic.
Nn 20 1863. bum
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Oruferet Ri p%erfQufen.

Die Druderei rs Grawforb County Senotrat IL, rebf be
pa,a aebSriasn aeeben,. Oruderei, nesen bes 5obss bes Ser.
~anssebers unter ben biQisfen gebinsunsen sa ~Ssrfaufen: Die
Ie Srudersi 1T cine Der belieineeritteten ganb'D rudsreien TN
Staat Obip unb erfreut it gutter auntihaf. Wessn ndb''
rru Gmslnbsitsn mente man ls trsatt oeer nlinelhb an
WPrs. Wf. &oh,
Gram[prb County Dentprat, gatyrus, Sbir.
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Sntelli9enS Bureau
Spbn 6. &rebs bfentltGer Nptar,

Sd s,,ss hermit rem yubGfum adtunsssrn an, tab i9 all
THentiher 9iotar, aIr NH uuOrrtrauten @citafte ftneQ I'M,
eepi1snbaft befpraen terbe. Namltt: @elp-MnIeben fiji
aaufe unb gerfdufe, Wpbnbduier 70 wMe Sarmeu su Der
renten. Be5oneere 9ufmerfiarntat nerhe i'd Mrbeitesbern f
nle Nrbfitserlaneenten mibnnen , inben, i'd Mrbetter tets mi
Stelen Serieben unb Mrbeheeber bel mir quite Mrbeiter fnber
fVnnea. Muh fDnnen CUTE Dienfm dbben burdb mid ffts gut
Steaen erbalten unb 5amIIn, welde iolGe trautea. eriut,
ib bSaitnh n msiuer Office, Gde Der 6tsn unb Nataarabe
pprsuIpsben.
Gnui II 1863.
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s. 8. ~ mller,
Ssfentliher Nptar fir @erbin @puntp Sbic,

Serferttat
unb bef9einiet 8anfbrefe, Sytptbttsn, 0pnntadten u. teraI
tura ale NOarias- @ef1afe nerbsn l9nsa uub eew0enbaf
bfiorst.
q Office II M, 9. @afers 2ap OfFet aertpa, Obs
NprI IS. '62
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8atbarina Die 3msite, cine Schter bes Tiirften
@6riiian auauit BON alnbalt 3ertf, mslhs Die 8ai.
ierin @fiatetb Ron 9tuBlanb fommen leB TN, ls
ibrsm Ne1em gster, Dem BON ibr einseisstsn Naafol'
ger, 5ur @emablin au seten, terihtet in ibren Suaenb
STANDARDIZATION , wc ie ibrer gAulsen sr.pabnt,
has fs init elmer ietr unpcQRdncisen, namlia nit
men, .A4 .Wsnn id 1s bret oSsr bier iay a IsSss" satt s,.' sr.
aatlt fe, 10 mar bies bas 9Shfe, uno bas an einem
9cfe, NO man ben Mn5us brsi Nlal tdstih msdielte.
0leine oanje Mdihe beifanb aus sinsm Sussnb
9emoen; i'd setrauhte bic 8stttihe r meinsr Mut,
ter" 9eute nirb mcbl faum cine Sien1maso ron
ibrer Tamilie 70 drmliA ausas1attet.
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Nper'S 6berrp 8ectoral.
ma hneItherihntfe GclnthfeI Fir

Suaen, Grfaltuns, b~sstunente Saminbiaat, unb fir bic Elm.
berung Der 9eben rpn Stminbiubtigen, bic i1
fdpn ia einenn ppreeriidten Stadium
Der 8ranfbet befnben.
9as geetpral III f. LANCE setraudt wprten, unh Sat 70 anaenetne yin.
ertenuuns eefunren, bas MIR muir npttis taben, lem Subhfum tie Serf,
terung sl eeben, ras feline Gualttlt 70 gut 1T, ME je ,urrr ue tas mar
fd aNo farauf perladen fam, taB es biefslteu 8uren bewirft ME fraber,
3uberedet BON Or. 8. 6. aver II. 8 o., praftif9e uni
analhiite 6 bemifsr, 0pmeq, Wa1aduistts.
3u baben bel q. &pberts, Columbus, . unb iber.
al bel allen Erussifen.
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Gin eisentbimlider InfefunssfpH, ZEN
mir Strppheln nennen, lauert In
Der Contribution febr bteler Qeute. @r
erseust entpeoer einen sefdpa6ten, Yer.
tprbenen 3uifanb tes glutes, pber TT
tdeurd tersprserufen. 9aS glut rire
unfabis. bic 0ebensfraft In ibrer Stdtis.
feit III ertalten. unb ras Safem pirb be.
ransirt uao bridt sulest sansli9 suiam.
rten.
Die fcrrptulSfe Mnfefure rtrbserfdte.
tentli6 cerurfa6t bur6 Werfurialfranf-
teiten, lnoerlides Qeben, fdledte gersau.
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f9 3 g4pbnbauier, ppScn bus cine Gin gSirtbstauS it,.
aauRetbaber fne eria9t f9 an zen unteraeiGnsten su
tpenben.
MiAad Maiti9r.
Sdpttr 7. 3m nrH.
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nniere 3eit.

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mem ~aeidlcTenen gefamntaemdlee unb I'm Sntereds Der pcpuldren Uh.
tnna ,ur &nfhauuns Al brtnsen. Die tadtsfen 8ratte tdben n1 an
Benz Internetmen bsttslist anb Gretsnife uns a~asssfrasea persen b.
init Npin befprp6en.
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@er1arD'S=G epDrter.

Da naein bisbsrser &eiienter fir tas n Srbli@e Obi
[einItlnElib her Counties Niereer, Mn9laif, Sbelbs. soean
unb SeFerIon). 5err ". Birbner, feinen, s pntrad ent'
sesen, felt prei @oben Nidts sn 6t bDren lsb, 10 trieerru'
fe it hermit bic ibnt ertbelte 8pamadt sur Nnnabn,e 1or
Mbpnnenten unb erfldre bic in ietnen 9anhtn bsTnfli@er
Q%uitungen fir ~unSultg.
Iieienieen, telhe bel ibm abcnnirt , ben Neporter abel
n d n d erbalten baten, bite it mir eefaut9t foalnt
Drummer unb Datum ibrer Guitung %ansu9eben ean1it i'd
bic gefeaung sebDris nptren unb ibnen ben Hfepprter suien'
ben fam.
Triebri1 0erbarb.
[ppfbDr 1901.
Stem Nnrf. rem | cui 1862.
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S6ube unD Stiefel.
Ter rntsrseibnete n,adt hermit ZEN, Yublifunt bic sraeten'
Nn,eiae, eab CT tpieber eme arrbe Senbung Stiefel unb Sdubt
erbalten bat. Talelben Inb in Der erDBten Musmabl, su isesr
~belebisen @rTse unb biuisen prsiien bel itm ~ babsn.. VI
label bssbalt bas Yublfum bSfi&it Elm, bel ibt ~Doraufprs'
den unb l9 ieinen
arDFen . Drratb
an,uIeten. ineem II peridert III. bb Seter fh ethas tafen'
tes ausiuden fam 2usleit madt sr nod parauf aufmerf.
fam, tb er ieinen alien Gprratb sa nod billi9erem
Vreife wrfauIen mrb.
Columbus, Mpril II. '63. 3yibwi,tp.
@ecra y. @hron.
80. 1853 Glib 6pdfrdbe.