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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11
Proceedings Of COngressfO Onal
HrTn oa- --sAth Distrlc { IOwa.

was chosen Chairman and j. Fl. Sanders oi
Keokuk CO. Secretary.
A committee of one from each CO. was ap.
pointed on credentials, to wit:
J. w. Elliot of johnson, G Hogan o
Keokuk, D B Ramage of Benton. G Viii.
liams of Mahaska, E Horton of Appanoose,
Gee Hudson of Iowa. w F Cowles of Wa
pello. Geo May of Mariou, Judge Mason oil
Monroe, A H Shafer of Jasper, DR.. Sears Of
Poweshiek, DR.. Miller of Tsma.
During the absence of the committee the
convention was entertained by short speeches
by | L Allen Esq. of Tama and Col Dan.
Anderson Of Monroe.
The committee on credentials reported as
follows;
Committee on Credentials beg leave to re.
Port that delegates from the following couc.
ties have presented credentials and are en-.
titled to vote as follows:
APPANoosE BE Horton, B Phillips,
d D Sturgeon, A Striker, w Williams, VIM
Truax. Fl E
B nton 13.-B R Sherman, W W Hand.
ford, d B Ramage. sf
Iowa 1L--G o Hudson, j R Serrin.
johnson 2l.--J r Hartsock, Dr. II Murray
j Hersch, j r Elliott, r w Homan.
Jasper l5.-John A Lamb, Thomas Ar.
thur, George Henger, w S Kenworthy, A II
Shafer.
Keokuk 16.- 1t. Creighton, Col. Cyrus,
II. Mackey, Capt. A @ Price, j II Sanders,
j @ Hogin, Maj. j A Andrews, L Gregory.
Monroe 12.--W E Collins, A A Mason,
j R Duncan. w Robb, Col. d Anderson,
VIM Doan. w Patterson.
Marion-J B Atherton, d B Dixon, A
Conald, Geo. May, John M Huisliamp, E
G Bowan, Amos Leac'n, Ed. Munsell.
Mahaska County, 23.-M. Stanton, Cy.
rus Beede, G Beardsley. j N H Campbell.
R Bacon. S G Caster, JIM Lougridge. John
@ Williams. " S Edgar, s w Lewis. j A
L Crookham. T @ Beach. q T Fisher. W
H Sewers, Kelley, A @ Williams, D Ogil-
vie, J Hiatt. @ Michner, w P Mcpherson.
Powshiek County, 10-R NJ Kellogg,
NJ E QUITS. r Sears. James A Craver, T j
Drain, L A Johnson, VIC Candit.
Tama County, 10.-Col. John Oonnell,
W R Miller. 1 M
WapelIo County, 20.--E H Stiles. w F
Covles, s B Mills.
asdj 5a. r SEARS, CHARMAN,
~ E F HORTON, Sec'y. l 81
WI Cowles moved that in nominating
candidates the vote be taken By counties
and the delegates present cast the entire
vote Of their respective counties. Adopted.
On motion j r Hartsock the Convention
proceeded to an informal ballot for Repre-
sentative to Congress. M
IsEoRxAL BALLer. Whole no. votes cast
1888. Hon J B Grinnsll received ITO and
Col Anderson Is. r
Ar. Grinpell was then nominated by ac-
clamation. Is
NJ. G was introduced to the convention
and greeted with great applause. He ad :
dressed the convention in an earnest and
eloquent speech.
On motion Of NJ Cults. Col. Daniel An.
derson Of Monroe Co. was nominated by
acclamation for Presidential Elector.
On motion Of Geo. May of Marion, IL was
Rssolvsd. That this convention heartily
endorse the nominations and resolutions Of
i =
the National and Stats Conventions.
The following Central Committee was
appointed: ass @ieta 7t
A @ Williams Of Mahaska, NJ e Quits Of
Poweshiek, Geo. ID Woodin Of Keokuk,
3 Hartsock Of johnson, and 8 H Stiles Of
Wspeilo.
The convention then adjourned.
w JOHN CONNELL, Chair.
JH SANpERs, Sec'y.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-08-11

Experience rs solemn fowl, that cackles
oftener than she drops real live eggs. Wise
men have said great many foolish things;
and foolish men, we doubt not, "a many
wise ones.
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For grand nature il ruins We may have
q mcurnful reverence. For nature which
we thought grand, but which proved to be
petty, We have only contempt.
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knTTUMWA MALE AND FE-
AMALE SEMINARY.
Psv. J. NJ. McELROY,l
Mr.. H. L. MoGINITIE, Principals.
Miss M. @. HALLOwAY,l
Miss M. e. WILSON, Assistants.
Miss MATTE LASwELL, Teacher Of Music.
The Sixth year commences ON Monday, 6EPTEM-
PER 7th, 1855, the byterfan Church drooms
attached.
Four terms often weeks seachin the year.
Tuitionfrom 83to &6, accordingto branch esst
Piano. Melodeon Guitar, &S per Term.
Specialfacilities ofered to persons wishingto quail
tfy themselves for teaching.
Pupils admitted at any time, and charged from
date Of entrance. No reduction, however, will be
made for occasional ABSENCE unless by agree
tnent or In of sickness.
Boarding can be obtained at prtcesto suit thetime
No one admitted for less than half term
Fer Iurther particulars call on or ad dress either
of the Principals.
Aug. 6, 1869.
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For Instance.

Let us suppose says the Springfield Re-
pu6licGn-that Lee was in Delaware, on the
north side Of W Wilmington, his gunboats mas
ter Of the lower Deleware and Brandywine,
and his cavalry raiding to Lancaster. That
Forrest held Cairo, st. Louis and Chicago,
while his gunboats kept our side Of the
Lakes and the ST. Lawrence under tight
blockade. That johnson was within twenty
miles Of IT. Wayne, while Sherman, not ven-
turing to face him in the field, was strug
Cling to bold gronnd behind intrenchments
That Semmes was blockading from the
Chesapeake to the st. Croix. and that Con.
federate guns on Staten Island were finging
shells into New York. And that gold was
worth about two thousand per cent. In this
cocjuncture, certain Soqtherners should
take 10 asserting that the condition of the
Confederates was hopeless, and all that was
to be done was to ask armstice and make a
shameful and ruinous peace. What would
be said! Yet this is no mere than 'mutatis
mstandis,' and fair statement Of the copper.
head scheme of politics.
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How General McPhersOn was
KiIled...Gallant Rescue Of
his BOdY

Inc NASHVILLE URt0H learns these par
ticulars of the death of Major General Nc
Pherson from an officer recently arrived
from the field:
g General McPherson's division held the
life of the line in the fighting before Atlanta.
The General had ridden from left 10 right
in experimenting the advance of bis skirm-
ish line, and was returning again to the
right, when party of rebel bushwhack ers
in ambush, ran from their coner: between
the 18th and 18th corps, and crying out
''There they come; given hell" fired. A
couple of staff officers and two orderlies &C
companied the General, all of whom es-
capped. except the General. who fell, and ex.
pired almost Immediately, the ball having
cut the aorta. The enemy rushed forward
to rife the body. The officers and order
lies meeting Colonel Strong and Captain
Buell., both Of General McPherson's staff,
accompanied by few orderlies, related the
circumstance, Colonel Strong ordered q
change. This handful of brave and impet-
uous men, regardless of the foemcn in front,
dashed calamity ahead and drove off the
thieving enemy, and whlle Captain Buell.
with his revolver kept them at bay Colonel
Strong, assisted by his orderlies, lifted the
naked body stripped of every article Of
clothing save glove aud sock. to his own
horse and bore it safely from the field
Beneath the light glove covering the left
hand was diamond ring which the vandals
failed to discover, and which win be for
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The correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gaz.
ette gives the following vivid description Of
a terrible accident to railroad train Oh the
road between Nashville and Chattanooga,
which occurred a few days since:
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No. Bishop Morley was fond of a joke
Once when the footman was out Of the
way, he ordered the coachman to fetch
some water from the well, to which the
coachman made grum bling objection
that his business was to drive, not to run
errands. "Well them" said Morley,
''bring out the coach and four, set the
pitcher inside, and drive to the well" a
service which was several times repeated,
TO the great amusement Of almost the
entire village
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q The New York Post says burglaries, generally
committed By boys, are unusually frequent In that
city during the present winter. In view Of the evil
it perpersteS the following decidedly Unauthorized
variation OF one Of Dr. WATTS best known stAnzas
How doth the little busy b.
q. r.. g.. L. A. Il.
Improve each hour OF night when we
Sleep meath the midnight star.
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Upper Broadrag, Conncu Buff. j.
VIM KEELTNE has openei i New Meat
Market On Upper Broadway, where he kaeps cEstant~
~ on hand FRESH HANS, c0REED REgP, and all
Ead judge Ter yourself wn. EBKLTMn,
Il! snnsii Bluis. Iowa, Nov. %, Ssss-.ns8.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

Ready Pay viii bring Cae4E Bcsf
HAVING Purchased tho stand and eooa viii OF
II PoupKR d GAanfsoh, I wtII try TO- sccommo%
date the citi2eus Of Council BfHds WITH all kfnds o.
the BEST or MATS, and - shalt do an
HsxcIusivs' Cash Business,
will be abe to sch Beef Al letter advantage to the
consumer. steaks fton 10 Q. Rests and Boiling
pieces TOT. ...
" @. L. D. cpocKwALL.
Council Buns. Oct, IN. 1868, :" .
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pRoRATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the last will and tesla
ment Of william Crispen, deceased late OF PottaNA
tamie county Iowa has been produced, publicly rea
and died The court has nxed the nrst MondAy IN
January 1864. for proving same. All persens EN-
eerned will take notice \. JAOASuSI
Council Biuns, Jan. 18th, 1853.
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FOR SALE.

A nfsTTLIERY with Ten Acres Of LAID, between
n Council Bluffs and Omaha.
ALSO, 80 Acres Of Timber and Prairie land. two
miles west Of Council Bluds. 49,
ALSO, 60 Choice Residence Lots In Andrews Sub
division to Council 3luffs. #yr-.. -
ALSO, Choica Lots In wtilams' fss addition 10
Council Bluffs, 3d..
ALSO 1000 Acres Of Choice Prairie and Timber
lands In woodbury. county. situated 10 thB Valley Of
the fttle Bic River, % miles East Of Sioux City.
Any Of the above property be bought reasonable
THOMAS 1HFFRlEs, Agens.
San TIA, a6A-dR. 20
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p Sen ator HOWE of wisconsin ofFered sesoIu-
ton calling for one million volunteers to release the
Rchuioad prisoners Gen Grant to have command -
Es. -
II that resolution becomes law we'll soon have
OyAtiOns all the NORTH to welcome tAersaaEn Of
the " Yankee starvingi
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~ Our Increased correspondence, and III scarcity
OF postal currency compels to resort to the Ledger
demain style Ct answering letters.
CONGRATULATIONS the Pacific Railroad
not running regularly between Omaha and San
Francisco though the denzens of the former place
locking every day when they win. You had better
invest in Council BiunS real estate.
GOLD sEEKER.-IdAho Is certainly the richest gold
mining country ever discovered. We never have
heard re-lie-a-bIy, that Gone chunk, weighing $500
was discovered on the surface " near BannOck City.
PILsR1M,-i. TUBA Dam Is the name Of feur-
ishing village in California. . We never saw such
sthns " gray back" on the plains, and 50 can't
8. Coin is not taken for goods by our mer-
chants II the purchaser has any other kind Of money.
NvrTs.-oksy is Greek exclamation, meaning
all hunk.
Distracted LovER.--1f we we're to call on our
ArabellA, and she was " not g: home and her papa
should energettcally insist departure We should
NEST any consider it our duty TO not call again.
We also think should ego for tAat PARENT when
next We met
Several letters stand ever till our next"
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- All tae ladies' who feel an interest OF desire to
take part In the Festival, 10 be given aa PALMER
q Ross Halls. on wednesday evening next, are re-
uuessed TO meet at Mrs. ARnurHxoT's store to-nOr-
row at o'clock p m, for the purpose OF forming
committee Of arrangements. ...,- :.sa. - 49,.
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=" We are glad to receive exchanges The North
Iowa Times and MeGregor Eeus. Intelligence from
the stirring, thriving. gO-a-head little pocket city
10 always welcomed by No city in the State fur
wishes two such papers. How are you Colonel?
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~ Mr.. 10. the poor Indian. snd his shiflless,
shrtisss se whsss contempt or pais faces usually
keeps him the other side Of the Big Muddy, has
oondescended to favor US with xhs LIGHT Of his dark
eued eountegance snce more.
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a. r. * a. NJ.

A sisted communication Of Bluff City Lodge, No
H. will be held at Masonic HAIL. In this city, satur-
day evening, January 2Sd, 1854. The attendance Of
every member is earnestly solicited.
H.. MUTT, ". Il.
Wv MAYNARD Secretary
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Continuation of Bounties.

The following banded Us for publication couple Of
day. ago, insert for the heneht of gil concerned
The is dsp sed to allow the fullest poss-
HE time in which 10 " get in out of the draft:
WARRINGTON, Jan. 18th, 1894
To LIEUT.. Coz. wN. n. GREER:
law has been passed to-doy, continuing, for few
weeks bounes as allowed 10 January afth. Continue
enlistments under established prior 70 that
date and keep up enthus fer recruitiRg Inform
tTv ernor Immediately. More complies instructions
~lll be sent hereafter. J. b. FRI, r: NJ u.
The dispatch following, explains how enlisted men
viii be credited:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9Th, 1864.
To LIEUT.. Col. VIM. N. GRIEa:
Recruits will be credited to the localities from which
they receive local bounties, provided the muster in
rolls show them enlisted and mustered In as OF the
said localities. The muster-n nils must chow the
facts Of the case and will be the eviaeHee fer award
ing the credts veterans in service re-enli'ng VIII
be credited TO T6Ss}ities TO which the re-ensiments
aud muster-in rolls show them belonging. There
fore until veterans have been re-mustefed 1t cannot
he determnedt what particular locality they viii be
credited The foregoing is In answer to many inqu-
ries received by the department. Fnraish the Gov
JAMES B. FRT, P. II. G.
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$50 MEN WANTED IN THE 29th IOWA
PAY SI3 PER MONTH WITH CLOTHING
AND SUBSTsTENCE.

Veterans receive additional Bounty Of Sioo "
Whenever honorSbly discharged the bounty remain
ing unpaid will be paid the same II the whole
term had been served.
Coneress has extended the time for paying the above
bounty. Enlist now or this golden opportunity will
pass.
once ever williams Saloon. Call in.
NJ L. ANDREWS. Recruiting ohieer.
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A special order hss been tssusa fram fhe War
pepartmsnt sasassisug tie snlissnens = nsssass IN
Iowa. 81 "a.
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DY EYPREss-Plald and Plain wool shawlse Bal.
ID moral Skirts, Wool Hoods, ia, just recsivsd ana
thesa o. HLI1A1H.
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m. An itineraut . grinder !" is daily psrambuIs-
tlnS ear thoreushfarss sAarvsans edge seais Whist
tins sppstiles and sich. 81.
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fo-daS has sesn lnsasaaity saaiasss- slks.-
Broadway Wan I'D psia taams : N sarls haar IN
ahe morning. III ID ss9 u ssH se,T Il,
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.ua.llsa b Ii. ssears.
DEs WoINRs. Jan. "a

a.. sssA~A%Ase1t ~ AAs Af<s
The Legislature yesterday passed . res
'olutioninstrhcfing Senators md Repre-
sentatiEes in Congress To psa their inian--
'ence secure the passage 81 81 Let Tor
the distribution Of eonfscatadglands 70
the Soldiers of the q. 8. for Homsleads.
= A bill vas introduced into the Senate,
yesterday, providing for the payment, By
the State. oftwo dollars per Fsek. 10 the
wives of disabled soldiers, and for each
child under twelve years fage, one dol
lar per week additional.
Also, bin to tax Railroad property
the same as individuals. s@' ss..,
The Iowa State Orphan Asylum has
been incorporated-.by act of the Legs
latura. Y
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3rp TAefs - &rss apssa srses bar pasaaus
whIsA psrs sidnasa III yasssa nasazass i M sear
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@ Mr.. Lane, Of Indiana, Is guilty Of making the
fol lowing sensible remarks in the O. s. Senate the
18th inst
Mr. Lane, Of Indiana. would, without discourtesy to
the Sendte, TO amend th title of 4he bill 1t
now stands by calling it bllto raise tax by Lottery
from certain able b0died men Who are unwilling to
enter the service. daughter He would vote
against the expensive, tmpracticable, cumbersome
bill. He wanted CONSUMPTION bill. This was not
suCh bill, nor bill Of revenue.
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7 ADExs Esas ss4 Bs&ves Hats, sSg ale st,
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- pissaant veaahsr d No name b - - Aaiss-
suliy baluy. sst ysar bottom hsston: S.
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WV. MAYNARD, Secretary.
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WAsH1xcroS, Jan. 31st.-Col. Joseph
MeKibben, aid. de-camp to Major Gepef-
al Thomas, rendered his resignation with
q view Of returning to the Pacific coast.
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SGtmerifaniiDe SSaebrit5teu.
Die Nieinmntsn6l Der Neuenlilfeten

9tc OeIaumt;nDl Der Neuenlilteten
l1b Der 8eternnet. Sine Spe5ialbepei6e
aus @albingtpn iagt Sie @eIammt5abl Der
neteri @nliitment8 felt Dem 1. 9e5ember 1868
betrd9t 1O3, 900. Die GeIammtSabl Der arfS
nere ~enli1ten 8eteraren lit 10000.
SaS pcrdnoerte GpnicriptipnSgeleb, =
9as Gpnferen5cpmmittee iiber Die Gnrpqirungs=
bill e~ritattete einen 8eri6t, pel6er in Der
6auptia6e nit Der Senatsbill itbereinitimmte,
aber babel an Der 8eItimmung Der 6ausbia
fe1tbielt, bab Die Grlegung BON $500 einen
Wann fir Elm Sabr pm Der 3iebung befreien
lpI. 8efreit iino MIR Die f6rperli6 unb 9eiitig
ur1taugli6en 4erlpnen lno ebrenppl perab=
l6iebete Sploaten. 8em Die our6 cine 3ie=
bung Slt erlangenpe Quote in einem 9iitritt
ni6t errei6t tpirb, 10 lpQ lpfprt cine meitere
3iebung itattfnben, bis Die Qupte pplSdblig
wiro.
Die 8eltinlmlt19 beS 6alies, bab Die 3ie=
bung farbi9er 2eute itattfinpen lpll, tpirb belize
balten, MIR nit Der giebenbeiimmung, baB
iol6er Stlape fret fem unp Der Gigentbimer
800 bafir erbalten ioa. GS mar Die 9lnli6t
pes MlsI6uies, DAP Der Sflape na6 Der Sim
merbung ni6t ldnger Elm Sflape lei.
Stem Oprt 20. Sebr. @eftern fam IN
bieier Staot Der Captain Sanes 8. Sisfe an,
Der Die n6rOli6e 2anoerpeoitipn cpmmanbirte,
pel6e Die Gplbregipnen Der Seliengebirge uno
ppn Sbabp Su erfpri6en bate. Ser Captain
bate Wtinneipta nit So Ntanp, einem Selogez
f6ib unO 20 Gnligrantenpagen perla1len. ST
lplte Die &pute elmer SabritraBe na6 Soabp
auSmitteln. Sbglei6 einnal beri6tet mlroe,
oaB Captain Stsfe nebit allen ieinen8egleitern
ppn ben9Snbianern ermprpet pprben lei, 10 febrz
te er bod nit leiner gealnnltet Mannl6aft
MULTIPLICATION S1riid. Gr bur6manoerte 800
Wteilen zines @ebietes, baS ME Suppr nod Der
SUP zines meiBen Mannes betreten bate. Sn
ben Gplore9ipnen BON Sbabo lte9en fir Is
Wtillipn Dollars @plbitaltb, Der barauf martet,
INN na6 Stem Sort tranSpprtirt SIT rperpen.-
sSSn ben Winen arbeiten ge9enpdrti9 etpa 12,z
600 Wanrl, Die ppn GalifOrnten aus in otele
neuen @ploqebiete einlparberten Captain 6lS@
fe be1ibt einen @plo flurnpen I'M g8ertbe pom
$3.50, ben ibmt Elm Wtinenarbeiter ais 8el6ent
fir 8rdIioent 2incpln mitgab. 9ln Der glatten
Seite zines fleinen Stiife5 bate Der 8eber Die
g8prte einaefribelt: v@ebe bielen Dem alien Nbz
rabam BON mir, einem Ser9mann aus Ntinne~
ipta, an DerOiieite ban Soabo, i'm S}abr 1863"
Captain StSfe iagt, DAP ppn ct. saul biz Su
ben nd6iten @olominen cine @egitrede BON etz
ma 600 Nteilen liegt. Spn bprt tpiro 9egen
bic meltli6 @ebirgsfette 5n li6 Elm GOlbgebiet
BON ~wenigitenS 800 auaDratmeilen auSoebner.
gla6 feiner 8ere6nu1g b~lrften int ndGften
Spmner menigitens 100000 Wtenl6en mad
SSbabp ipanoern. 9ie GplOre9ipn beS 0ellpm
Stone 6lries lie9t ulter Der n6roliden 8alis
Der 8lad 6iqs, rn6 ale S6lu6ten fibren na6
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Die @rpeeitipn nab Ilprisn

mar bod, pie mir aus ben g. 9. 3eitungen
lerieben, ppn gr6Berer GSidtigfeit unp 3med=
mdbi9feit, ais Man6e g~eglaubt baben mDgen.
.9lidt MIR, DAP Gilmore Dem Seiro bereits Is
&anpnen abgenpmmen, ibn CUR Gerientung Ell
mes wertbppllen Samplers unb Sl1r 3erit6rung
ungebeurer fir Die 9i~ebelen=9trmee beftimmter
Sprrdtbe genDtbi9t, cine 0ten9e 6lii6tlinge unp
Sefargene in @ib genpnnlen ur1D Die Nusli6t
9etppnnen bat, eini9e meibe uno i6mar5e 8egiz
menter bort anperben SIT fDnnen: bat ct AUDI
bort 9pflntente gefanben, Die mebr pertb iinb,
als cine 9elppnnene Sdladt. SaS cine bieler
SOflmerte lit pom OberzG mmiHdr Der Bragg
l6en Nrmee uno lautet: ySalSfleiI6 1T auf9ez
.Sebrt uno O61enfleiI6 unIere ei1lSi9e t0pffnun9.
9ie 9(rmtee muB ii6 s~urid5ieben unb penn Der
Setnp pur4 uniere 9e9enmdrtigen 2inien bri6t,
miro li6 Die 9tptb bis an ben Gplf uno pas
atlontii6e Wteer eritreden." Ser S~ber@Gpmmii=
jar nnr Georgia ia9t: v9te Sruppen in Char
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