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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14
FARAlER'S HOME.

-.,e + Fl. PEOPErEroR Corner OF broad
,v5 t,rsore streets, Prescott. Wisconsin.-
prrrr Bor- hcgs leavetO inform his friends
-l.s. - has JUS, completed his new building
G. la. gand accommodations Tor eating.
linking and sleeping weary travellers.
scott. June -. 1861. nbtt
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SpEE9EgTEATDEgEsgzGE.

TgOwAPD ASSOCIATION. pHTLA-
IL delpha 4 E<nero!snt Institution, esfab-
hshed By epreiai Endo~7aert. fer The hetiq Or
lie Sick and Distressed, qfiic'ed nth Vijaient
end Chronic Discusses, ar.a esp ciaHy for the
C,sre o. Diseases of'thc !5erual Organs
MEDICAL ADYfC given gratis, by tn
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spcrmotor-
rhoea, and other Diseases Of the Sexual Or
gaus and on the new remedies employed in
the Dispensarv, sent in sealed letter cn5 c-oFes,
free OF charge Two or three Stcmrs fof pcs
tage acceptable. Address DIR. J. SKiLhlN
HOUGHTON. Howard Association. No. s.
Enlth Street Philadelphia. nlIyI
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Pierce Comfy. Circuit <'oasrt


State Of Wisconsin, Pierce County. as.-The
state Of W Wisconsin to A. O. Snyder. ga.ine
Snyder. Hartman r. Wells. Jonathan =
Christie. Richard D. Lathrop, q II. Lu4inz-
ton, J. II. Morrison, r. j. Hunter, and
William FNon. defSidents;
VOU and each of Won are hcrohy s0nnou-
Z cd aud required to answer IT,. complaint
of Norman S. Dunbar, plaintiff. copy Of
which 10 hlad in the Office Of The clerl, 81 Tie
said circuit cot4t. and to serve a copy Of yo'r
answer to the said complaint on tIie sul1cri-
bers. at their Office, in the city Of Prescott, in
said county, within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof exclusive of the day Of such sci.
vice and if yon fail 10 answer I'D complaint
as herein required, the plaintiff il this action
viii apply to the court for the relief dctnand-
sd in the complaint.
Witness the Hon. L. P. Wctherby, Judge
of our said court at Perry, this 9Th day OF
September, 1862.
cows WEH1E d. JAY, Pits Att'ys.
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c A U T l O N

To prevent the public from being imposed
upon by spurious and highly pernieioUs imi-
tations. a new Iobel has been prepared, bear
ing fac sirnile Of the Propriefor's signature.
Examine cach box, bottle or flask carefully
before purchasing, end take nothing but Cos
TsRs.
e Sold every hereby all Wholesale
Druggists in the large cities.
so0R or THE wHo s}tr kegxrs X NEW
ICaN CRY.
Shetfn Brothers 4 90 Bush. Gale & Robin
3 A. Fah.nstuLl Kali eUn
l. CO " ward. olo-e d Go
ABGn SanIs K Co 1TcKisson u robbins
Wheeler g Hart y S Rsmies Il Co
James ) Aspjuwall F c Wells IL Co
Mog2sn Il Allen LazelIs, Marsh -
Hall, Ruck]e & TO Gardner
Thomas & .l>A-f Hail Dixon il O.
y Oryis con,ad Fox, aud otb-
umral. Li5lev & egs. 1=#
Kitchen zx1
PHLADFEPHrA, Pa.
r W Doyt & Go; B-A Fahenstock d Co !;
Robert Shoemaker 4 Co; French, Richards
& Co, and others
BOSTON, MASS.
Geo. 6 Goodwin d Go; VI s Burr q Co !;
Weeks d Potter, Jno Wilson, Jr., and 9th
ers.
Ais all Wholesale Druggists at Chicago, ILL.,.
ST. Louis, Mo, Detroit, Mich, Louisville, Ky,
Cincinnati, Ohio. liz sbargh, Pa. Buffalo,
n. O.. and by Druggists, GToceFs, Storekeep-
elv, and Retailers generally in al country
towns and villages in the
NITED ST X TIES
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14

DRS. JACKSON HERBERT 4 co, Pro
prieiors Of Ire National Dispensarv, establish
ed Cincinnati o, Jan J, so, cure all private
diseases with unexampled rapidity. We guar
antee 10 cure Gonorrlea, elect, Syphilis, I'M
potency, Eoctarnal Emissions or Self Abuse,
U.4YaR Emissions Female Conplaints,--iu
short every form and variety ofSexual Disease
Cures rapid thorough and permanent, and fees
moderate. Stud for our circular-ffreen large
ia by Il in letter pages. Of varied, valuable
and Interesting matier--alzo d Circular inIend
Cd FOR ladies only.
Dr. Jackson's Female Pills.! per box
sodn fm Circular. Dr. Jacksons Perpetual
PYeyen:itiy e-scnd for Circular.
special written Replies, well sealed, sent
with the Circular without charge. One OF the
cheapest most interesting and important books
ever published $50 pages-10o engravings-
1.-THE Mountain Of Light. OF Medical Protsc-
tor and Marriage Guide, and an ExplietKt y
to Love and Beauty" It SATISFACTORY
IL reveals various subjects never before fully
exslained IN any popular work in The English
language. Price 50 cents and one three eeut
stamp, or three for = and thee ) cent stamps
fully described in Circular, which every one
should hove, whether ssck or well.
Medicine with instructions sent promptly
to any part Of the country. Consultation
Rooms Of the Dispensary, No l61 Sycamore
a. y q Po7 No 49E.
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Sarayed.

From the Levee at Prescott, Oct, 22nd, two
cows, one large Durham, 10 or IL years old
white and led, the head and neck mostlyred,
nearly dry, had a rope on her head the other
large red COW. part Devon, in milk.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving both or either of them at the Livery
Stable Of George Smith IN Prescott, or hy
giving information 10 Rev. Chs. Thayer
L. =, WOODRUFF
T,esrntt Oct - ls62
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Sherfff's sale.

Amos Saunders, vs. SYlvanus Taylor.-m
Pierce County Circnit Court.
DY virtue of an execution issued ont OF and
ID undey the seal OF the Circuit Court Of
Pierce County State Of Wisconsin, to me d.
rected and delivered, in an action wherein
Amos Saunders Is plaintiff, and Sylvanus
Taylor is defendent, / have levied upon and
shall expose for sale and sell to the highest
bidder. 80 much Of the following real estate as
NAV be necessary 70 satisfy said execution
and attending costs. on Saturday, the 18th day
of October, A. d. 1862, at 2 O'Clock il the az
terneon of said day, at nay Office, at the Go.
Seat of the county and State aforesaid, ali
right, title and interest. not exempt by law,
which the said Sylyanus Taylor has to the
following described lands. to-wit The north
east quarter Of the northwest quarter. the
northwest quarter Of the northwest quartel
the southwest quarter Of the northwest Quar-
ter. the southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter, (all Of NV qr) the north-oa quarter
Of the northeast quarter, the northwest quar-
ter of the northeast quarter the southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter, {all of ne or
ex. 40 acres) in section seven, town % north,
range \ west. county and State Aforesaid
Dated August 20, 1862.
J. r. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
BY C. S. DUNBAR, Deputy. l8-w6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14

HorsFKErrrrs- troubled with vermin need
be SO 40 longer, if they IRE CosrAR's Extef-
minators. We bHve used it to our salifaction.
aad ii Il box cos; 55 we would have il. We
had tried pcisona but they effected nothing
but CosrAG's srficls knocks the breath out
of Rats, Nice Hoaehes, and Bed-bugs, qelck
or than We can nrite it. 1t is in great de-
msnd all over the country No dina (0) Ga
zette.
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PURCHASING GOODS !!

TVoR rsatlr executed Job work come 10
/ the joURsAL 0FFEE
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CITY DRUG STORE

NooG Ealsk Business, where all kinds OF
g, Medicines Paints. Oils. Perfumery,
'ri hucv articles can be bought at ex-
r~llsis NV prices. As pay cash down
=, r4r G",.ds can sell them cheap for tdss
'.g Gail and see for yourself.
"'c'', May II, 1861. y. !. NHTfLE.
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c. B. COX,
a. MORSE,
MASONIC

tHERE will be a regular meeting of \. w.
Lodge No. lO5 of Free and Accepted Ma
soHson the second and fourth Tuesdays OF
each month at Masonic Hall. Schasers Bull.
aluS,prescott Wisconsin.
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NISCEILANEO U s.
rlrv RANK OF PRESCOTT.

CITY RANK OF PRESCOTT.
,.5,.Ofr. Wisconsin.
p WEErrAIL. Cashier
Gas MILLER, President.
E.-s,v.r bought aud sold, and prompt at
r'.rc given. =, collections.
g-csrpl.. lame 10. 1861. nsyl
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WOOD WOOD:

S.. G'' Tanted on subscription at Inc Journal
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14

Moan GRAIN ana provisions are DESTROYED
annually in Grant County by yefmin. than
would pay for tons of this Eat aud Insect
kille.-Lancastcg F'is) Herald
HExRy r. CosrsR--We are selling your
preparations rapidly Wherever they have
been used. Rats, Nice, Reaches, and Vermin
disappear rapidly
BOXER d 6rouFFEB, Druggists, Windsor,
Nd.
Costars Rat. R,acb, dc. Externinator.
CUstats
Costar's Bed-bog Ezterminatof.
CostaIs
Costars Electic Powaer, for Insects, dc.
TX s5c. soc AND 81 90 Boxes. BOTTLES AND
F1AsKs. 50 AID S5, SIZES FOE
PLANTATIONS, SHIPS, Bears,
Hotels. dc, dc,
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c { RICKER.
MERCH A \ 7 S .
HOT E LIS.
CITY HOTEL.

-.-..v. w,...oxsry \. BorpEy. Proprietor.
r... house has been newly furnished and no
.,, Il III Je spared to make its guests " at
enc General stage Office.
81 1851 1Htf
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$50 See ono or too Specimens of tehat il evtvY-
scbere sad By ths peopt. Editors- DsaterS,
DO, d
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BOSTON, MASS.

UNITED STA TEss
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PHLADrEPAfA, Pa.

r W Doyt & Go B A Fahenstock d Co ),
Robert shoemaker & Co.. French, Richards
Il Co, and others
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-22
Northern News.

1t is stated that the Lincoln gov
ernment intends to graciousIy permit
it's loyal citizens to purchase Southern
products in particular locsitics We
doubt if they will find many persons
traitors enough to sell them.
\ large number Of negro recruits
for the Federal army have passed
through New York
A notorious criminal, named Charles
Lewis, was recently executed at Tren-
ton, y. j., for the murder OF jewel,
Ter named James Rowland. From his
confessions it is thought that he was
the murderer Of DR.. Burdell Of New
York, many years since.
4 Valparaiso letter Of February 18th,
saws American commerce thore is fast
dwindIing away, being diverted to En-
gIish bottoms,
Secret organizations are said to be
forming throughout tho North to re-
sist the conscription act. We trust
that the "said to be will prove to be-
correct.
Two thousand FIVE hundred bales Of
cotton have arrived at Now York from
Liverpool
Everett has spoken" and exhorts
against all peace propositions, and ia.
vors the "subduing Of the rebellion by
force of arms"
French soldiers arc deserting and
enlisting in the Mexican service,
Several Confederates captured with
United States uniform on hayr h,cn
shot.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-22
JACKSON, Apri, 20.

JkcE~DN ,.,n on
Grenada dispa,,bo. of the o0,b .t,t,. ,ho,
p,. ,,;.....;,.i .:,. ,.,.
"',Pl' '.'.'' "' 'lU''''' ""' '@I''h
''e''N !'et De1"" A1En'"j point, fell twenty-SiN
inches yastarJay YaAhyo guuIoats. with
,raaspo,t, t,,rir,, flats or ,n1too,. coma do,yr
,..,,l, .,ir r,..r.,..., ,.....I.
'.',,' ,'''5 "'" "'"F!
IoF'' ahI 'f'H.'rF' On IHiIn1oS4, lie IS on the
north side Of Co'dwator
WTLLANOMA. hrrD %.
vvl..,.J , ~
''," ''' - ''''' '.'' '' inc
I9'H' SWAIN the NHih9erIand river, capturing
one hundred ycjon'csa large number Of small
arms, and u quantity Of comotssary stores
RICHMOND, April ~.
House passed Conrvrnco Tax bin to-day
b.,i,,,, ,.r,.,.,.,..,.. -...ol u...,.... a,..
u"'' i''E'', " .'\ '' ''&H' vor cent. upon
'n' '"'", "' a' "'''. stores @''' wines, Il
4"''I ''U"'l'' may. '"''"r'd or "u'H&NUf1c-
'"re" J '',''h' ""'" '"Ur, sugar WoI@'S'$, sT
F"h' rI'"' ""t "'','r l'"l'"r"t products, held
~ ""n'" on '1' j.! o. JUF h'<'' not nrr"S'
Sary 10: '''n''F '""''A'n.'n' ''e growth or
A''""'"'H OBI ,"t 2''l.'''% year. AH' on Az
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-22
From Middle Tennessee.
fER FROM JOHN BURKLEI."
O> rHN WrHd, April Jth, 1904,
LOCAL.

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IT, rr;",I' '|''> a;1 ~ ',''o, ~ rr o'|I'" we,
I;s T.. '''''IM's I;.,, ",'" I lnI''' on ,,1,
"Il, "te'''"'p , re, "''T ':,. I':'5 .5 "rv'I r. =
s1 ""s, 49,, ''ng ,.,'''o -,
bbo. -; tIc n.;ro;r,1 ,,Iono, 5Lo
i pass BY, or through, or Ioitcr in,
Ibccialh note in her mental Journey
\ the sublime and beautiful, Thus
ale never 1T i loss for 4 local Labj.
N and = namo for the men, ideas
customs she chronicles, and fooJ,
haps, far more at homo among her
~ than VIC could feel in the land
II In like manner, | propose to
Mh in the present letter its chief
IL which dot the war map of Mid.
tennessee. They occur frequently
Hitug, and will be mentioned with
N direct reference hereafter, when
hs become more compact and the
Waign less general. AtLhis moment,
hain BODY of our army forms a
eent +ho axtrcno of whose ,icht
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-22
WINCHESTER, TENN. APRIL %, 1863

fairer testimony \ pretty young
married woman thus writes OF Tulla,
homa, or "Tally.ho.my," as the au.
tecthors call it: "Tho headquarters
of our army are situated among Il few
qualid black jacks, few trim cottages
and great many empty end rotten
casks, Unfortunately scattered over
plateau which has not hill or stream
to enIiyen the monotonOus level. A
miserably dull place. Evcn Gen, Har.
dee cannot cnlivon it! Think Of that,
my love, pity and pray for me" This
description IS true to the letter. No
more can be said nor less Add that
there IS not 4 hotel, there is not q
saloon, there is not bath house, there
I3 not even y cage, and that there is q
depot, several commissary and quarter
masters offices, and lively assortment
Of camps, and the dcguerrotypois com
pIete
Let us take the train again. Four.
teen miles up the road, en- roWG ior
Chattanooga, we reach
WINCHESTER
General Bragg is stopping here at
present. IT is Il pleasant town in
fertile valley. Pretty dwellings, in
garden and orchard give it summer
face, which is now full Of smiling bios.
sons. 1t is the county seat Of Frank.
lin county, which seeded from Ten.
ncSsoe before Tennessee seeded from
the Union. Who knows hut it may
be the scene Of q bloody battle yet,
this sweet town, clad in apple leaves
and peach blooms?
BEECH GROVE, MIDDLETON, TRCNE AND
KNOXVILLE,
Are all mere crossroads in times Of
peace, now cavalry stations and picket
posts. They lie before TulIahoma and
ShclbyyiIIc. Wharton has charge of
them.
WOODBURY. AND LIBERTY.
Some people believe that great
fight will be near one OF these places.
They are both outposts to NIcMinnyillc.
Tho first twenty miles on the road to
Murtroesboro (twcnty ditto farthcr),
the other tweuty.nine or thirty miles
on the road to Lebanon (6tty.fyo
miles off, Wheeler and Morgan take
notice Of these near Liberty, in Snow
Hill. 1t is natural defence, winding
up the turnpike for three miles and
commanding wide, open stretch of
country, known as the Plains Of De.
KaIb. We have it fortified, and there
might be general engagement in front
Of it. JOHN BURKLEY
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L Ell ~ C RAP HIC.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
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BEN Srlda6ern, 3uSefalen az istu, bic es bttr
ourAwe8 1elen tretter brtngeu, oils 51 Ger
Steaung etneS 9~a9lStners.
Was ben poltttlGen GtnfluB Der DeutlGen
betrtfft, 70 III er bur9aus ntdt 70 unbebrutenO
rte bte TtnfeS metnt unb pGrbe nod Dtel Be-
beutenoer Ietn, tpennl t& nod etn Daor Dubenb
unlrer p~rpmtnenten rabitalen YOlittter unb
Ne0nsr, pel6e metR ale bret Sabre unb LAM
ger lfuotrt nub 8ter getsunfen BADEN, Vim siue
Inntptee Nufe0ung In DeutIGlano 3a erbal-
ten, etni9e Sabre duf lire t6O1en Isben mol-
ten, nm T6 be8 GnglilGtn au bemetFern, pte
|bteB @arl SGur3, ST.. Rapp uub finf poe,
feds anoere eetban babsn. Do8 tpurbe BEN
pultttIdsn @inHuB ber Deutl@en unetOliG
sutra8ltGer iein. aIS allies @s1Grstbe aber BAG
oOrgeblthe 6eIctsntbum Der Osut19en. Dtt
DeutIGen baben alerbtng8 pent9 pplIttfhi
Srarts Ono olten Ee btelelbe aud Ser BADEN e
NIT bera6er 9ebrd9t. aber tie baben mebr Sc
birn ats Die atoern tn8geiammt nnb rpeyper
ss 1fon 3ur 0eItung brtn9sn.
IS 1T nt@t gut uno oeS tpiu ntAt t9nn"
@tr1uler nur auf Die Jledsn, psl9e bic Nmert
fdner unb Srldnoer D~erunlalten, biusuwetitn
SO TT gut iA 3u,psilen 1elbt BET Der glafe 81
fal1e1 unb Dor Den Spte9d 3u fa6ren, un 81
Ieben, OBJ man Damn 1tlbf 70 rein gepal6sr
II, Wte man lIG etnbilSet. fss.
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Mus acknowledgements setSStet.

e San TranctScU, 9. Deg NaDri@
ten aus @cltna, Wtsrtto, bic gum 81. gfosbr
lsnD bier etu9etrUfen.
Generdl @OmmUnfo fort tpuroe auf Der @traBl
BON 2utS @OtOlt mad Guanaruato i'm 9anpi
NIT elmer 8anbe Werttaner, tpel0e at Tea
Gran3Olen bislten, SetDDtet. es s.
Die 8ranSUIen tuar9n I'm BslTb bon Qnere-
taro uno 0uaudruatO nno rildten duf @aas
ealarara uuo MlDrelta al.
Wean3tQa tpurpe am Is. Nc1ember BON
Naubsrn Seplanbert unb has 3pCamt per-
brannt. e
GUltna mar bon @pnIerSctures un3tnaelt.
Dte 5uGrs5- Ne8terun8 fp1 ma4tIpS letn unb
AnatGte IN bonn nOni1eu inter three Slrtss
bitttun tebenben QanoeStbetle berrI4en.
OteGe Nahri9ten tOmmsn aus Nrtpatbrte-
fen an eth btsfgsS 9anodsbaus
Gan 5ranctsco, 10. Oet. s. Qow
purpe Brute ais @pupsrneur fir Die u6nlfsn
4 Sabre tnaueurtrt. Setne 8ctItaft bs1tebt
ii9 bauptid6lt0 auf Nn9eleeentetten, welGe
ben Staat betrtRsn. ST waui@t bem Staat
DEFENDERS Slid, baB Die WaGl fir 0ertreter
i'm @unsreB NIT 10000 Gtimmsnmsbrbett
auf entfNteOene 6rennbe Der Tretbeit uuo per
Union 9efaasn If, unb Ia9t, paB papurb ale
SCfnnn8 Der Sstnpe Der Ser. @t. Reateruua
~5erit6re, wel@e BON @ucifc 5Glfe un6 SYm.
patbte fir rte 8ebeIen erpartst EabsR.
Our 5etuu9 beS MOnitors @UmnnGe BOT
1tA aus bepeutenben @apttulitcn etne @prn.
pa9nie gebtlbet, bte btpB auf bte 3alttmmura
Der &9enteN TN > fen tuartet. =,
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4 Mfifeut Sneeuteure, ertran.
ten. Dee @Omman0ant beg Weebanten mar
CUR s3eit peg 1n8IGd5 an BorO bes 5lasaea.
SGtfes. 4le anoern OfT3tere, nit Muss
nnbme Der 4 @~sndnnten, trurbett aerettet.
,&etu nnbereo SAtf per Glotte BAT S&aben
-Selttten.
Der Gultoa bat auf ietuer 6etmretle etue
@rst aema&t. @m 8. De3. entOsfte &c auf
Der 50bc BON @tlmtnetOn etnen f(einem
SGUcner, Der an9ebalten wurOs, unb aus
Deiea @nptersa ltG ereab, baB er NIT elmer
9aOanS Sdl3 BON Bermuda mad Beaufort
befimut iet. Da bte 8eslaubtsung beS
amcrifanti0sn gOn1uI8 onf ben S9tfspapte.
rem febIte, 70 tpurbe &c nit etner Nri1enmanns
IHaft DeEitben unb tn'S S6iepptau 9enpms
men.
Ser S&uoner tpar etn alteS gsbreGlt9eS
Sabr3sa8 tno ba tn ber baraufolaenbenglaGt
BITE Gee iebr BOD s!as, 70 aog CT beoeutenh
Wafer, TO 5perii1 beb Die Ytt{tnmannI6afi
ntAt Darauf blet6sn tp0ate.s aa iii saa l.a5E
SO ipuype bs1GGc0sn, D1s Sa6rseug 1etncn
Gigsnt5Imeru wieoer. gu a6erlaGen, naAbem
ntan tbnsn @aeasnbeit 8eseben bate, FG Don
Dem 3uitanpe b%eIelben 81 Gber3suaen, unb bo
I6erbaupt feitte Nusf9t pcr9anpen tpar, .pas
es tbnen 9sltn9en tSunte, 5inleren 8EOdabe.
&Nifen Dor Wtlmtuatou ~ tnt9eben. as QtuG
bate Der Sutton gu tptGtiae DepeIAen an
Sorp, aTs 1a6 ~ f4 saesAs3 IsoSs" Hatte auf
balten fGgasl,. 4s@ia24 VII rasla
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Zefegcopbtfdgs NaG5rtc5tSa
sBerG&tstsfar bso y Itisacrs . sg,Get".
@enescs nus 9Th Garnlina.
iInters&us Sss DGOnitOrs gSeebarOfe,a. - 40 felaer
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den 0tab er am 8, Deg. Ssr(ie6. Ser Sutton
gtng am 6. nab Stoup SnIet, Don 100 CT
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Ga9anbe fam bteIen Mcr8en nit 500 8aQsn
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3n DsrtGrfen. II Sabr;eu9e tuerben bersits
tn Bottom, Seem gOrt unD philadelphia fir
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q Die Arbeitsn on Gem @iienpan3er puritan
iHretten raid SDrpGrtS. berIetbe wtr6, Io6alb
es Die umItdnoe %erlautem BON Gtavel selaIen
tperbea.
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9emti4e Su6banOluns
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pattGet Settl6rtften dngenpnttet rnb prprnpt beipr8t tne
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Gine quite Strife aefapert.

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islben gu Ssrleuten, ote 1nsrteen tparea aber
settt8- seuHs an @crb, IS 3a Serbtnbern.