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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06
TnURLow WEED AND WARD BEE.

THURLow WEED AND WARD BEE-
crER.--M@ Thullow Weed, the ;enor-
able journalist, and the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, (both Republicans, )have
got into a controversy concerning the
proper mode of conducting the war.
In reply to publication Of Beecher
in the Independent, Mr.. Weed makes
this p 9 i'm
'If it comes to be understood that
the views and policy of Messrs. Sumner,
Greeley, Wendell Phillips, Ward Bee.
cher, &C., &c. obtain in the conduct Of
the war; it will resul. in the destruction
of our Government and the Union, and
a triumph for rebellion and slavery"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06

The NEGROES IN WASHINGTON
Nor ANxlors TO ENLlsT.-The
greatest apathy exists among the free
Americans citizens of African descent
in the District on the subject ef enlist
ing in the black regiments. They al
most universally declare that if the
white soldiers can's whip the Confeier-
atea, it is Of no use for the n;ggers to
try.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06
NsGREGoR TANNERY.

Tho undersigned has permanently located
at N,G-eeo- and having had twenty wears
e1rer;e ,ce in the Tanning and Leather I'm.
is1ine business solic;ts share ~ pnh'ic con.
ilence end favor. Hides and Skins dressed
unor f,vnrahle terms andin a snner;nr and
workmanfke manner. He also manufactures
superior ansy;tv ~
MATER PROOF BLACKlNG.
Tannerv on BluE Street. nssr the head Of
Main. Ness'eeos t~va ra+warA have xnur
asT~ leather t"Hnsd IL vos would atudy eosu.
smsv. She snrs read TO wealth
nl1v<yii sHNEY DAVIS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06

Anold maid, who has her eye . little
sideways on matrimony, says: "Ths
curse Of this war is, that it will make so
many widows who will be fierce to get
marriel !, and who know how to do it,
that modes. girls will stand no chance
~ Az
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06
PREClATING TrIE GOVERNMENT
CURRENCY--IS NOT THIS TREASON.

CURRENCY--Is NOT THIS TREASON.
The Albany Statesman has the fol-
lowing on the subject of the Govern
ment Currency. A Democratic paper
using the same language-mak,ng the
same onslaugh upon Mr.. Chase and
his favorite currency would be de-
noanced as aisloyal.' The Statesman
says:
The New York Econo omit,s g paper
edited with conceded ability, 4irongly
fa,ors the taking Of Legal Tender notes
at the Custom House. In less than
year, every paper in the country will
be forced to stand upon this platform.
The position Of the Government, with
regard to Legal Tender notes, reminds
the editor Of o down east store keeper
who issued fractional bills. They read
as followa:
GOOD for ssventy'fve cents a. my
store, for everything ercspt groee7ies.
S.P.
The force Of this vii, be seen when it
is stated that the store keeper referred
only dealt in Two articles groceries
and aoash tubs.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06

A lock of hair from a young weman's
head is often key to young mans
heart.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06

A CURIous PARADox.-Sailors are
never SO lively as when they are in the
streuIs
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-03-06
Cards.
sADLER,

G sADLER,
N,1y MI. = Announce ts the puhie generally
~ an n's fria,ls particularly. that hNving
=, iroI,.,-ef 40 Stand and the SFOCk vf
,Z!D'F2'Fs h,-,to!ore kept oy M''
EEysfZ Eek. shatitis h's p,rn"se 20 keep
at Ill tinssa n snooy NJ such articles 'nc'",
tins Au Stspie f;roeor'es, as the den"noH o'
~. .cn,nsry rs,,i,e. HI. mnstois randy pay
..,i .n II! ccsa... srefarring tha nimh'e six.
.7,.>a ~ .hs s,e. shilling Farm Produce
r,1-r.Ally gaksn IA exchange for goods and
i,i.,giesa - arAst prices paid
,h.ea % patronage respectfully solicited.
lyl
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
86e aaita aournar.
Moral Exhibitions.


A correspondent Of the sehxyler Gil
zen Visited Mabie's Meuegerie and
great moral exhibition, and thus re-
lases his views" and experiences. It
is equal 70 anything By Arenas Ward:
A crate moril show, benevolent in its
in10shuns and kzlcuiated 2 reform and
instruek, as we'll as amews, past tbrey
this ere town short time ago--tbai Is,
not long sirce Bein Of devout turn
Of mind, / purchased ticket and walked
in2 the peryiIion with mi hat orr, when |
was observed By the chaplin conneekted
with this ronsienshus exhabisL1n, zho
immeiiteiy opened koDyersashnn with
me. RemoVin from bis mouth sticks
Of nsstic eheWin gum, be peTseeded to
remark: Sir, this gelorioas and elayat-
an displa Of the CRATE Doril animiles
~hitcn Eatar has projaced u destinated
70 bring on komPlcte revelation in the
Rite here TIE good chaplin run QUE Of
soap-6ggeratigely speakin. He re-
placed the nastic with q 81 and made the
observation, dog on ilI' was shock
ed at sich seemiE immortality, aud look
in al bim. pathetieelly, i. eotomeneed a
singin an instrueting song, entitled,
.Old Grimes il dead. As be listenedto
its inspirin strains, he seemed 10 gather
fresh kuraj-so speak. Systematically
raisin bis right hand be pinted % su-
peraBgated lion reposin grasefBlly in
Of the kages. The s3sed lion had mild
tho majestic, k0untenance, rendered
dOubly benignant and attractive by bis
havin axidentiy OF otherwise, been de-
prived Of / !. As ! remarked bel be
pinted 10 this emaeiated animal and sed
with much emoshun. '.My friend, who
kea gaze on that smible quadruped with
out exelaiming in TIE language Of Shaik-
speer-of Shaikspeer-eh-I forget Jest
nos What iii" The good chaplin, no.
beein able to proceed emmy furder,
mildly suggested the words "Eplnribus
Hgmbug. @Thems it, he repIide,
those Were his VERY words and is the
same with all the other wild beests ron
perseev aFoun here, he added.
agreed with him entirely.
Drawin from my pockets kotion han
Sercher with the observation-disclosures
printed on it 10 large letters, commensi
n wipin my venerable brow, az the same
time obseFvin TO a moral chap who was
readin the Youths DEPARTMENT Of the
Schuyler Citizen: Friend, methink.
you are a great admircr of Washington
This you will notiss, Is little ioak. }
lie itnmejitely took OF his bat and Of.
fered il me, but generously refused
and passed cot Of the gorgeous ampi
theatur, rejecting on the muiability o.
human affairs. - Yes" sed with
out some such moral agent what wood
bekuIn OF Que perrosperous nation
Would II not inevitably sink in2 immor
alay, wiokedness, disgrace and ruin
without redemption Ekko answered
Ma be"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
COLLECTORS SALE.


Cellrctcr's sale Of Real Estate for The payment
of The costs aud ezpenses 81 Sidewalk fmrrcss.
meuts.
NOTICE Is HEREnF GIVEN. THAT ny
~ viriuufef ereneft issued by tn tRycf q the
city - Evansville and 70 directed, 1 viii sill
a. public auction, az the d,-er ef the Cosrf ou.~
IN said City, THURSDAY. Scptemtsr 81 Al 10 o clock
m, the f'liouihg Lets farecls 81 tssi Estate.
or 80 much thereof may te necessary D. pas the
amount charged aud assessed AGAINST said Lois 70
specitv y isr uw essfs and - FeHsrs q 7Saakiu<
stdeuzk IMPROVEMENTS nron said Lots. together
with tte ccsts Of sale aud that the said sale wt BE-
ccuiinued 90 tbs next aay thsreaflssr. viFs friday
the 9Th % september, AZ 70 o'clock n. ~ the
same plsne flg slr F=rpssc Of setting snel. prpicTfy
As may hayc teen sold ca his das ahovs neatieasd
and net paid fcr
CRESCENT ENLARGEMENr.
Lot =, BIZ J, chss. " Aeekes owuer,,.....sl Tlts
Lot 5, Block :, o. u. Read, ea ner......... 7lts
Lot !, bloek l. L. oinistelt 4 CO. swners, as
Lot 2, Block I. do GO do = s 2fsS
Lot 6. Block 4, \ Brown awnsr........ / Cd
WILLIAM a. aBoBPPLE. Z
salf Collector City ~ Evansvtllc.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
CRrscENr ENLARGgnENr.
EXECUTORS SALE.
Executors Sale of Bank. Railroad
and other Sfnnks.

T'HE UNDERSIGNED, EXECUTORS or NJ
Il W. Foster. tnoeased. VII sell Al Auction On
Thursday, the 1-fh dsy % Scphstneer. iSss. st ?
O'Clock p. al nesies's BOOK Store. corner Naia
and ftrst STREETS, ku4asyille, thu following Cor.
loraties Stocks
- shares sfaok. $50 eseh, In the Branch at
Evsusviile % he Bank Of the STATE q Indiana.
~ shatss. stocks so eash. IA the EvanSSilie and
Crawferlsville nailr0sd Company.
n shares, stask so zach, IN the i. I. s G.
Stright Line RAilreai cosApany 49,.
shsres, stock SO each, IN tAa Evansville
Library Association. 49,
FERMS-Nose a. thr~s tEsontss. PAYABLE Al
Evansville Rusneh fRSuk Nifh appseyea seeuritr
exc. FOSTER.
sEg9ett - --fr
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
I'll A T. s


To be found in any one
House in the West Mems,
Boys and Children's Hats Of
every Fashionable style in
vague either East or West
Mems Black aad Colored Fur and
Wool Dress Hats.
Mems Black and Colored Fur and
Wool French Hats.
Mems Black and Colored Fur and
Wool I Planter and Planter Hats.
Mems Black and Colored Fur and
Wool Burnside, Monitor, Cochran,
&C., Hats.
Mems plain and CoIored Leghorn
and Straw Hats.
Mems Panama & Palm Leaf Hats.
Boys Far and Wool Hats, (great
variety.
Boys Leghorn, Straw and Palm
Leaf Hats.
Children's Fur, Wool, LeShorn,
Straw and Palm Leaf Hats.
The above Stock has just been
purchased directly of the Manu-
facturers of New England for
CASH, at low figures, and we viii
sell as low as any jobber East.
transportation added. Call and
examine our Goods before buying.
No trouble to show goods.
MORGAN, READ & CO.
sASssTILE. March 3. las.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
DRY GOODS.
MILLINERY

w stick ~ Millinery, g which vs. respectfully
csn the aitcrtlca % crasumcrs aud the el,aicsals
trade
Having also employed Miss Eliza Rnilam. whs
cannot h surpassvt a hFtt class Niilinsr, w-
cas assure eur customers cufirr safisfsciian
~ SCHAPKER 4 RrSSfNG
Ne. a. Main Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
NOTICE.
CIRCULAR No. 81.
WAE DEPARTgENT.
Provost NsFsisai Generals OGScr.
Val min. u q LIZ n -

NA%hAnxtent ~. D. July = 1913.
Ihe fail0rfar orfx1z.- fn Fslsflon q fhsi
part Il section - sIss earoimrns act sfGeh says
= NArTe there are two O. mere ssHs - rz~a ~ H.
hrai paHrnts sci srt 70 draft tie fzthrr, or n bs
b dad tbs nsashcr uay ei-ct zhszh son ali -
sxsmpfF + rEtiist-f ard sili fsrssfler govern .
e 7 y sniy sea q azoa and iHhrm parents ~
prnaemf. g., t. ztzsolsfsiY eIsmpf. Bot wksr-
therE are two seas both s1ifer 70 Graff Until
A eieefsou = Hzde - fhs Parent, asd the one
tieefed si5gsd - fsHotaa fsoss ths list Afs4 he
dfsit I aaats The persons ar4fsss ere ~ Eonxer
-suaieet 20 drafs bat % ssfy, saa pzrr-f esAnos
sacErr he practical ezenpfion 4 two sers frors
aiIftsry daig b waiting sstn sas . draftsl. AZ
then elect 70 exemps hia-
JAMES FRI,
augfa-tsE Provost Marshal Gese-aI-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
six Mcmillan and shawIs

NE HAVE Just RECEIVED ANOTHER
" large lot OF silk Maatillas sud SIX Shswis.
which We viii ssli cheap.
SCHAPKER & BUSSISG.
Ne. - Nam Street
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
WEST BADEN SPRINGS.

Il Bazr1ers e1s now - soromns.ISfesI Il 49,
fzsorits Watering plaee. anG those wfakssx 10
rlsii the sFTssEs far ksalfh Or pleasure viz Sad
AHEu-tszu-- September he rieasanfest months in
b year saIz J. A. LANE, PruyTlsfar.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01

A LARGE lot of LADIES AND MISSES
IL Heos skirts efthe niost celebrated ssyles At
SCliArkER 4 RUSSINGS - Maaa ssreot.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
Yarns and Flsnnels.

IXrE HAVE JUST RECEtYED A L0r OF
" the c~lehrsted EtepeEcr Yarn and FLANNEL,
ard thcee wishing Il will DO well 20 call. as Ne
eceld get hut a small lotsrd don't know wh re Ne
cSn set more SCHAPkER BUSSING.
80 Maia Strves
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
DYSPEPSIA.

And its attendant train - symptam.. n. .et.
mofr Ike a charm than = Hae.iicine Theru 1.
neihins In the shoie range affhs aaieria Msdiea
..at ~ HioHTht eeaf compari-on with Il N
A iull asseuht 81 ihis woadsrfai plant may L,
tuhud Ia the ftih otffion % tie a. Z Dlrp-s...
toFy, paErs f.sT and lass
sgrics q expcsimsuts On which mr. Ball IA,
hsru ~ tgars cnFaSed. has iust l~rn brought 20
snteessini i~EFalrsftan snd b. y nau enabled -
ARR 60 the Iuiilc eanshluaflo1 q Cssirau ,.lsu
other aprraks-i tonies the vllor preserved IN ~
hfsi quality 81 cspPrF distilled nonFl,an whlskY,
whirh he : eonrieut has % equal In fhs world
lie might mruish rofnnae u rrrt4frafr. $40
tbs rubic have long since Ir.rne.l ~ s.tlr,sss
such thinEsat their frita svalue The aaifsf nlsn
=, tr every onc o. tsst for kimseif lie virtues IL
r ncw nsciicins Give
CetlI'On Bitters.
Our trial and fcu viii never use any eflcr,.
~ :. ~ neesssaTy = pa lish ionr li.i q dis-
eaers tir Uhteh The tsslfun niftrrs ATE st~ciar
u al dis ssc- 80 tfe STOMACH. HOW
BIS, LIVER on hIDNErSf
: - AZ oikeftcns ~ She % The BTtkIN DE-
PENDING UPON RkNGEMENT
OF TIE sTON ACII on BOWELS
N .S.F, hhENMATlsM and NE u
Aud ia FEVER AND AGUEt
~ = desiineft - sufsrsee al other rrneii~s II
net only cerrs these disrascs. but n rEnvrxrs
ihetn
4 wine rl--s flii q thc Bitter tak~o an h.ur
teicrr each uicai. ~ rt1iaf the ~ efct q ih-
most unhealthy climate. and SCREEN ne t~rsan
taking u seaiast disease pndcr the msst trsi ing
exposures.
Sold by Druggists and crocer. s-u.ranv-
a-nr. JOHN Bulls Rrinci. al oacr, Ffnh
Sold by II. y SCHLhEPFER.
" BIERn0WER,
i~es-fr rETER VfERIINC
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
Hair Nets and Velvet Ribbons

rfNHE LARGEST L0r or EAIR NFrrS Am
/ Colnre,a Edged Velvet Rtaabons ever brouxh,
10 this market just seceivcS at
SCHAPkER ( BUsSTSGsS,
Ne. e. Main Strsst
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
AMERICAN STABLE

On lhlrd Del. Main and L0cust SITS.
THIS LIVERY KSTABLTSHMENT. WHICH
Il i Seii known thrpugheut the country. PC
$685. stable advantages sep<Fior - any sszsiiar
establishment in the City. having rznrru,gnss
for TIE secePtion Of pFivsss horses AZ ix<r Of th
most elegant and complete description ara AZ -.
lowest rates. faff
wagons, ard every kind % road rrhfcf- ~ 10
Hersss Sold On cofanzission Ssccud Hand Bszsvss
Ger sale st the very issrst prfesS Paszen rsrs fr
sSrGcl 70 al Paris e TIRE coanrrv ~ special e,Isa
~rysnos. RICHARDSON, BRITToS GO.
apA saa--@ - t
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
Corsets.

A FINE ASSORTMENT JTSr RECEIVED
u at sCHAPkER q BrSsaNG's,
No 40 Main STREET.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
MEDICAL.
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS,
The Latest and Most Important Dis.
cOtery Of the 10th Century.


NO MANS NAME ~ MORE INTIMATELY
~ sonnesisd with The history % fhs Materia
NEEDLES ~ the United States. - more fssofabiy
knoun A. pioneer ia medical discovery. than
that Of iir. JOHN BULL, 81 Louisville. ny His
inimiiahie PREPARATION u sarsspaTiiia has lsng
stood - the al ef the various cntupoBnds q that
valuable drug ITS fHnrouxb FFeToRAt o. with
tuFEaf has become : household VOID Throughout
The West ahd South and his Worm f.ezeners. IN
ies- than year amer their Introduction attained
reputation widespread as the continent a
North America. But III erowHinE glory u hi.
lie Femains 70 r. sftAped in il sLpssl dlisaafsb
have treu thr diacoveFeF ofcFDRON which i ths
basis Of the bitiers nos ohsrrd 70 the pablle
That homer belongs 10 the native Inhabitants OF
GENITAL America. 70 whom its sirtass have tecn
known Tor niorc than two hnndrrd tsars Armed
With ". the Indian bids dohancs 10 The uiost dead
~ Balsrtas and hRuiiss without FEAR the naat
vsnsmous ssTpents. 10 IL beilef With them that
While their i arafh len In the b-dy, the Oedron
- potcst 20 cure. no matter what the disease may
T.
While DR. Bull l. not prepared 70 iudorsa this
49, ff'sss Ia - - a. satls.
retstive 70 ifs virtues, that a. a rsfrdy and frr.
tentative for al diseases sFisinK from exposure.
either O. changes 81 weather and climate, OF 20
The miasaaafic inhHenccs, 70 sfands without a
rival and Justly deserves the reputation Il he's 20
long eni.yed In Central America aud the West
Indies. In
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
Brewers, Distillers, Rectifers. &c.
old Metals Bought.

They aro deaiing In and selling Aliens iusprsr.
- Steam GusEo. Wrought tron Welded rifes and
Tubtiuz. Hiram Hopkins Improved smut M
chimes. sirphen Hughss' Flour sa,aarafoss CsrraAn
BoitiuE Ctaih. ouh EiaEtir neiiinr. faskffi-
Ilosr, &c, q the hest Kind Tinrist., sheet Ira
Ricsk Tin, Fig 1Fun, BAtlt Metal. sprlt-r. Fire
Brick.
They havc every esility % th- Nest Machinery
sni worka.n. aud ~iii give all scrk entrusted to
them. their individual attention, filling orilrrs
psomptly, wsrrantinE their work, and arr satisfied
With rutsouahie priccs.
na-olhce snd sale Rcens-, Fonndry Boiier.yara
Maehias shep an Pfnc stFect, tetweca first ard
f~nnd strrets. Evansville. Ind decT
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-09-01
MACHINEsT.
Machine & Finishing Work

Ana everything appertainlnE 20 The Foundry hes.
tness Tho afs ms4 uftrtdtifF Strau Engiuss
ard hoilers Of any sIse aua 9swer required saw
Miil Machinery and MN Gearing o. any sire; Dis
ulieFy and Mining Machinery. Tobacco Screws
suAming Machines, ThruEhlnE Marhinas Malt
Mills. HorseTaSers, Germ shelters, Machinery II
all Kinds made and repaired Iron and nras. Cast
inEs Of every description. Iton House Frauts Gel.
Jar Srsirs, Se Cooking and lleaiing Stoves % the
latest improved patterns Hallow warr. Dog
ironss &e.
Brewers, Distillers, Rectifers, &c.
uppiirfl vita rNsry4 aqscfip4on % Garp-r ard
SHEET lfen Wafk. bre~fnE Kettles. nsfrfreraiora
Atteniporators, Srargss. Stiliheads aud Worms on
Al improved principle, Columns nr Aicohci Stllis
least Jugs, Cans, cyphons. e.. COPPER. Led and
lrou ftpc topFeFs hnass and fren Pumps % every
variety, far lcer, Spirits Oil. &o nrasa Geek. and
Valves, Steaia Whistles. Ac.
Msrkmen isrnt % at parts. - ~ ap WORK aud Ia
TePairs - StsFs Bsllefs. Copper and shs~t fron
Wark. te.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-04-23
0na sEGr' spour.o
~ JON e5cneral 8aaece.

Isr4 y1pt' JON Oeueral t50aecs.
,oo.;s ~ emrge ,I21. ny H.. 1tc Gpir.
LlGltin lam bstte mit @en. Sailed
ON. Gr wn,be BON &>sn. Dir clnp
Gsn uno bette IutrGn G0ila ~ itt uam sal
Jolt. - Dis Sharmibel am W1nlemonofLulE
babsn felt gefern aufaeb5rt uno mjtbt tpleotr
~begVnnsu,
3wet 2oOtlen, 3GemaS 0atpEIEe ltb S,06n
0OaRa, wslde BET asa jia9ltsa Opsratlpnlu
lire DiepIfe 1yeilptuig ~untoreu, tpargea BEDS
GeitGrt dlT Cein SiuiIe astGptrt. Sptn DsoIY
fam parea eInen Gdslaa orr Dampfmal@inen
an 8crb Oes Mount Walgtn3ton nrn5 9sbsu.
+ 3Wfi Observation-Disclosures, Nt2 an 8gro Der
IsJetnnei0ta fsnten, ggatrn on, poB lie s3r
IWlonui4oft ps61 Wesrtmoc gie..2 eebGatsn.
Sic betten psaisIbaR ualaa9a bst 6ortD ag!iu0
tbI1stsr zen 8efipsrrGagea I'M Sa'ResflID per
~|Iaijfil. IL Gle tbrBaipteh, 0aJ ssiBe aro6e Ga
3aM Msbetter NIT ktr @tBlaafun8 Ger @tr+
fYerrunaen be|G9aFE8t ftirn, ga rpsid,tiu 3Wsd
wu6teu ie ntdt, .tqelsr.a
0eute NqGmittas f4nl .pee DanpEer > r
ppuRPes" an ipsIQer Nepb 81 n All. 19,
uno 9tltcn 9fap ams16. ~betlafen bate. gu
9leiN nit iBnt 9tlg 4pOlt Iab;erern Ylabe eins
Brigade aaA Mpbera 0b, init neidb'r Sea,
softer ssftern pon Jisp6fyn na4 8alAi,9lon ia,
sc. g., aufbraNs ale aalsre 0lonttor8 rarel
0etm Nbsans pe8 Grpoun0er IN 5ilton 3s0O.
Der 3rcaffoe3 unO -Oo8 8lotapeselhwaser
lagen aa ipret altem NnfsrplGBtn.a 2j sh@
s.Q 7s5 tGaOIige MoGrj6ttn. .or
generat gBIlt Iog bes G~Ommanbps Der Jle-
6sleatsuppea auf bet 5aIbinIe! sniFes, uub
0sneral DoDp bon 3Eraa ga lstae Gtels CT
nannE wor0fn lsIn. set nr.lr8s
d. Seff.aO vi 8 be III i@sblinDen
q wf etnem @uGe Bnbe. Gin GcsrG,
'ipaneent tes 81 Moutgonesp {Nla.) srIdei-
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