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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-07

GRovER's THrArRr-Me CAdIgots Thong.
sen.-@This aecomiiished 5oans iaay who only mada
her d,bm IN washinEtoh on Monday last, ia ALREADY
An established favorite with tho rcped and intelli-
gent portions Of our community, SIC cplayed Pau
sudlsnces % ne season. TO say that she was sue.
eoarnl 10 but tame compliment 20 pay 10 the rare
saniaswhich IN lkst nights Performance elevated
this beautiful character 10 position IN the role of
dramatic creations whlchit has ncvef before a.
talned since the palmy days OF Missf Mira Logan.
Miss Thompson Appears tonight In her original
character Of Little Barefoot, In the beautiful,
drama Of that name. Arm house Is certain to b
theTesuit Of this announcement.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-07

HARRISBURG, Jan. G.-The Governors mes
sage Is ready, but he Is undecided whether to
send II TO the House, or 10 walt until the organ
lEAtion Of the Senate is effected. The matter
will be determined this evening. Tho Senate
Is still unorganlzsd. Tho imprisonment OF
neither party seems willing to compromise.
In the course OF an animated discussion to-
day, Mr.. Lowrle said a rebel major captured
by us had gone TO Richmond 10 get a discharge
for Col. White, but had failed, as Jeff. Davis
knew Ills value too vol. .. ... .rga
Mr.. Turrell declared on tho highest authority
that, soon after the election, the Secretary OF
War made efforts 10 obtain the exchange OF Col.
White, but Mr.. ould, the rebel agent, refused
to give him up. ....... ...I -.
.-. -r sECoND DISPATCH.
HkRMsBURG, January 6.--In the Senate, on
the eleventh ballot for Speaker, there was tie
TOte. The Senate then adjourned. e.
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TnE CASE or coSsrI GIDDISss. 10 afon.
treal TFons~ipt Of Saturday says that Justice
Smith rendered Judgment In the case Of Red
path against the American Consul General,
Hon. Joshua R. eiddings, on Thursday. The
Judgment was given OF great length, and went
to sustain the caplas, and, as a consequence,
hold the bail-Mr. Harrison stephens and Mr..
Ira eould-good for the appearance Of the de
fcndant, and the damages, should such be Civ
On. The afildavits placed on the record BY dc
fcndant's counsel were ordered to be struck OF
as irrelevant and esidmnlous, =.-s I. ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-07

The bill iptroduced In the House, entitled
"a bin to createa Buresuof Military Justice -
Is an important one. 1t provides that the
records and proceedings Of AZ the counts mar
tial, courts Of Inquiry and military commits
kions i1 our armies shall DO, returned for
revlAion toathis Bureau, and entered upon
record. Tbs head Of the Bureau IL TO be a
Judge Advocate General, with the rank and
pay ef = frlgatler General, aud two Assistant
Judge Advocates General-one with the rank
apdpu,efa doI6hsi and tlieIoiherof'a Major
of cavalsy. Five clerks are aisc allowed for the
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-07

To-dp large batch Of military nominations
mostly promotions, were cent 20 the scnste by
tho President, Most OF these have accumulated
since the adjournment cfihe last Congress.
Z Among tho vprOinotiops arc the following
Y. 9. erh,, M1or General Of Volunteers and
Bfigadler General In the Regular Army, to be
Major General IN the Regular Army, to date
ffom the fall of yieksburg. 81 o. So
Colonel Geo. H.. ThomAs, Of the Regular
Army, tMslcr General or yoluntecrs,) to bc
Brigadltr sueheral In the Regular Army, to
date ftom thc bat,ie OF ohiekhmauga,
Meade, McPherson and sherman, Of the
Regular Army, (and all Moor Generals ofyoi-
lun,eers, 70 be Brlgsdier Generals inlthe Reg
ular Army, The formers promotion to date
from The battle Of Gettysburg, and the lattcr's
from thcifall Of, f,vlcksbutg, III
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.L.eah, tl.s ENorsaAssn, y In Court.

MARHE CouRT-B Bsrore Judge Hearls--Jal.
IlayV 4.-Augustin Daily Va. James II. Mead.
This IL an action brought by the author OF
is tho husband Of Miss Lucille Western, the
actress, for price, per contract, which the do
fendant agreed 70 pay the author for perform.
ing Leah" In Cincinnati, In December last.
An attachment was issued by Judge Hearne,
and ioViod on properly Of the defendant In the
Metropolitan holel. In this city, whore he is now
return q attaehme1f defendant AID not epPear,
Nv y. Etpf(ss. si.7i "a slit,, '5.G
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Politics I'm East vlrstnia --stronE ana
stirring sPseehes by ID y. WStson-
The People Anxlsus for Iumediats

Pelfties I'm East yirgtnta--btrong and
stirring sPseehss BY ID E. " WStson--
The People Anxlsus for Iuuediats
Emancipation. ''''H
7 AcooAAc c. H., VA, Jan. Let, 1854.
To N, ESaaS sr De National RsPublfosa,d
At a meeting held In this place ON che 2Sth
Of December, for the purpose OF nomlnatlng
candidates. for the state Convention, called for
the purposes OF abollshlng slavery In the Dis
trict Of East Virgins, exempt from the Presi-
dents proclamation Of emancipation, Mr. VIM.
Il. Dir was called 10 the chair, aud Mr.. W. IL.
Singleton was chosen secretary. a| ...
Dr. @. =. Watson being called upon, re-
sponded in quite lengthy and most able
speech, In which ho fniiy diecussed the i'm
portant question OF the hour and proved most
satisfactorily that the only hope for Virginia
was In immediate and unconditional emancl-
patton. He discussed with great ciearness
Secretary 0hnse's scheme OF. finance and the
great duty the country owed him for his energy, ,
ability and patriotism. On concluding his
speech, DR.. Watson moved that before any
nominations were made this convention pledge
itself TO support no man who did not publicly
announce his determination 10 use his utmost
endeayors, both By influence and vote, to pass
an Immediate emancipation act II elected.
This resolution was unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Arthur Watson was nominated 10 repre-
sent the Senatorial District, and Mr.. Wm. II.
DIE to represent the county, both OF whom
pledged themselves TO comply with tho above
resolution. ~ il'7 iu E-u r
After leaving the Court House DIR. Watson
wasinyitedto address the citizens Of Ohincotea-
que Island, which he did with bis own peculiar
style and sbillty, and, judging from the applau-
so he received, In most Satisfactory manner
to his hearers. As at the Court House, he
strongly advocated the policy Of enlistment TO
escape the draft, and although there were but
ninety citizens on the Island suhject to draft,
he raised one thousand dollars with the promise
Of one thousand more TO aid In enllstmsnts.
With such teachers and speakers As our gal
liant Dr., East Virginia WIN soon vie with
Msssachusetts In her support OF the Admins
trst'on and the war. Once rid OF slavery, and
Virginia will become most truly loyal, and
Will rise rapidly In wealth and influence. II is
only elinging love TO the last Of this dying
curse that makes East Virginia hesitate in
taking her natural position side by side with
her sisters Of the North. 3'l"-' AccoHAc,
: .. b. 7. 10
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n No., -, . I.,a, ,,,.s.ts. ....
Al. ,Dl'rf,, - .'SVNOn Puy,Vsi, s.l.,
.ne lAuieh ssais' tne wes,hs o. olysn tiA.s
piAss N iHeii =. uhe1 Mn hA"'e '-AP
'h'' Po"ue' M" i"'uie 'ne eye'
p 'CHARnrsA ABEoRLEE, OF Central Falls, Il. l.,
was ehOked 10 death on TiidAy evening while eat
Ing his supper l,i,., .,-.f Il. H.. rI.s.
!. Mas. MkKrnI A BnovN. A lresidspt OF IpswIcb.
N,s,.. .lIsIaedi ~, ons 1 snndrn,,,h hl,thd.y y,
CNr,.tr,KI Ehs Sret.ins b.r sseuItiss ren .hv
we'll. She freauentIy spsnks of .cene. thai oc.
.,r,a, ,.,n., ~. r.,,Olrtlo,.,,, -.nd AZ .a.
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From Arkansas.

CAIRO, Jan. 0.---Kirby Smith has superseded
Holmes, who has been ordered 10 report al
Richmond. Smith commands the entire rebel
force west OF the Mississippi river, with his
Headquarters al Camden. His force ls about
10000. The rebels are represented as being
the object OF attacking Little Rock. ,Marnia-
duke and Price have from SIX 70 seven thousand
men, mostly cavalry, and were located between
Arkadelphia and Little Rock, 10 l.II,'' =
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Goy,as,iini.or vel D. Gilmore ] i iRIsssn,ogminated L

|-.Z.bas sansfJu silhrss ,r-oii mehaGl n
State Convention met, here today. Gov. en-
more was rcnomlnated BY acelsmatlon. Tho
Convention was large andthe proecedlnga har-
lnohious. .aif-f isE i|nl a'iW ~
tsEooND DIsPATcH.JiiEi "a
CoNooHD, Jan. G.--The New Hampshlfo
Union State Conyeiition, to-day, adopted a
seriee Of rcsolutions sustaining the Admins
tho war, expressing confidence In the integrity
and financial adcllty Of Secretary, Chase, recog-
mixing pairiots aud traitors as the only two
parties, and declaring Abrsham lincoln 10 be
the peoples eholcefor reelection 70 the Presl.
dency In 1854. R,5,ts St,,4
The resolutions wore carried with thunders
OF epplsuse, the delegates rising io their feet
slasm. - 2 HI -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-07

Boz tR-A young lady Of sixteen summers lately
arrived at Louisville, who had served eighteen
months In the army, been connected with seven
different regiments, participated in several en-
gagemeuts, boon seriously wounded twice, and
had been discovered and mustered out Of SER
vice eight times. She 10 a Canadian by birth,
and Is bound 10 hght for the American Union.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-07

TIM NHW roRx cnrTRiL Pam. According
10 Gunther, the new Mayor Of New York, the
Central Park, which has COZ The city q. .s7 40.
has increased nc valuation Of the TAXABLE pro-
psrig In the ethrce adjoining wards s27, ,0o0. boo
The Park now contsins eight miles Of carriage
rOada, hEs mi,ssO % birdie pains and twcnty
mllos Of foot paths. 30 .dl1 ~
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Mns. GIScoLs.s nEerrrioNs.

We are authorized TO announce thai NEs:
LISeoIS willrOceivchcr friends every Saturday
during the winter, beginning next Saturday,
tho 9th ofJanuary, between the hours of one
and three P. NJ. No cards Of invitation win
be issued, ~, b'.sF
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-07

81 JoHSs, Jan. 6.-In the Chesapeake case
to-day the evidence Of Daniel Henderson, the
second mate Of the steamer, occupied tho
new features were elected. ',..I'.-..
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"THn onFsfA NhIcn FnAnkfnNnp 80 DIVIDE
TIE TnIHSDs or rn UNION II Fast"
"I sBALL NOT RETURN TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FREE BIZ THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BY
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS- i+
q "I PRocLkrN FuIL rkRpos TO ALL VINO
soLRAfNLr SWEAR TO HKNcuoRTH FAITHFULLY
ssUfPoRT, PROTECT, AND DKRuSD THn CoNsTI.
TUTIoN or THE UNfTKpeTAfRs, AID Tnn Unos
oy THn BTArEs aaERHuNDnR."
,g via ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-07

The story thai has been going the rounds,
alleging that George d. Prentice, OF the Louis
Vile Journal, had become so Incorporate that
The proprletorship and edltorshlp Of that paper
had passed nom his hands, is denied on author
lily. 10 r-.'a..r ''5, T0.T'.
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BH.roREO TO COMMISSION.


PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-The subscription
agent reports the sale of q, ,709, $50 OF i've
tWentles to-day. Deliveries Of bonds are being
made TO the 11th OF December. 'ra
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o. O. q. "a ia.i.s, .I,.s Sion. ..a :. painful q
ss1 .a az y aaas.~ .ss sid Il. s,; osSar. .sS
anna Bennett.
- ne. y. IL, e. q. len =. Z. s...... s s...A
4, y. Si z. ~, se,, ,s,,s. s.se S.i. Hss, u.s.
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. = rCpxniTrrDfro mn Oh CalTTpt. -Robty'
tisssioa and n. W. amiih wefs ,p-day eommiits
10 he oid Capitol by order % the Provost
ahal. ls III
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ws.hiasssn CITY Dirss,sry rsr r.ss.
Boyds Directory for 1864 a IN created
work Of the kind ever published In iyashlnr
ton.e II contsins three hundred paats os'f q
ali rortl Of infDrmaiion pfoper ~ sch pub
ilc-'ioH 'hd : smineniiy Sorlpls's sfaP'sisei'
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e sh.s:lgel. Y: De p..s%s;s NJ I. ,s. y nsy we
Miss Hrtts AFRO, q New York city.
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The Maiden Murdsr-Dsfeat OF Conn,

BosroN, Jan. 6.--The examination of t;eo
7. Bailey, on the charge preferred by coant
Joannes, of being implicated, In the Maiden
Bank murder and robbery, ended To-day In an
honorable aequital of the accused. ,iF
Two hundred andtwenly recruits for MaIuc
regiments, passed through Boston to-day for
The Army Of the Potomac, -faaatFr 'giiaa
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BALTILoRH, Jan, e,-The Maryland Legisla.
ed A caucus Is being held tonight. .
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To ApvHRrIHkns.7- We call the sttention Of
business msa 70 the sisssasation Of ous advertise
msnts, weintsnd 10 keep bu,lnoss sys TO this
nAttsr for the bensht of our pstrona
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-07

IN THE ThEAbUMf-AMHHBT Of
DR STUART qWYNn.
For reasons satisfsctory to the Government,
~ snsrt ekynhS ~ bOhdnI smplO5cd in
Ithe ncpartmsni ofsihe Trcasury. Khrr ihr
Treasury polesr( (''greenbsCks') arc printed,
was arrested 4asl hIshs, charged with having
extracted large amount ofAald notes. The
amount stolen by GWynn 70 DOT known yet.
An intes,iod q going oh. GNynn. has been
funishins the presses upon vhish me = green
backs 3 hare seep printed for zone time, and
has had charge of the printing Of them. His
oppOrtuilis 70 ehsal ihe Government has been
grsss q Ne Nss dlsposed 70 70 40, but he was
'supPossd 70 Be s,Fie,Iy hcuw.s lIls spprchen-
slon may lad % chs srfcs, of others.
u IHHf fIaNIT a. III ~ a
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TENESr OF CERTAIN EFFORTS OF Rps
IRON 1857 TO 1859, rSeLusIvB.

This Is equivalent 10 sosi, 900, Oih our cur.
rency, or an average Of s1Oa, 500, 900 per year.
This for grain, taIlow, and wool alone. 5di I
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rms PAPER Is now YuRriaEkD bY,cAn-
RTEns TO suBsoRInERs IN TINS CITY AND
IN GEORGETOWN AT THmTY cENrs rEn
MONTH
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| NEW Phstosr.phie IE.,.bi,.i..nsat.

Messrs. Philip & solomons gave very hand
some entertainment last evening In tho rooms
they have tcecntIy fitted up for the business OF
photography, under tho management Of Mr..
II. Eytinge, ~ Soang artist whose taste and
skin with the pencil are now brought into play
In giving the best effect TO photographic pic
lures. The rooms were brilliantly lighted for
the display Of specimen pictures, and the yisi-
tors were compelled 10 acknowledge that no
finer specimens Could nc found In the most
famous galleries In New York and other North
iern citiesg Tho reception rooms are elegantly
fitted up, aud the Operating room" where
Mr.. Eytinge and his skilful assistants carry on
a seppartnership with the snnu i'm llmning tho
"humsn feco diylpo," has no superior In It's
arrangement and appointments.
= The guests Of Messrs. Philip and solomons
were RECALLED with coll alton during the oven.
iings. and lthe) hAnquet did infinite credit TO
'weleker, who prepared it, and was apparently
much reliahsd BY tho largo company present.
speechcs wore made by several gepdcmen,
includins MrsPhIllp, MSiOr Ben Perley PoOrs,
Fred. G. 'coszehs, Nj. Webb, superintendent Of
Police, Mr.. Eytinge, CsptSin John o. wymsn,
Of Boston, and others. : \ ,.-s..,,,,-s
MesSrs. Philip and solomons, who have been
famous as dealers in books and stationery,
have shown by their new photograph gallery
that they arc by no means stationary In busl-
ness enterprise, and they win doubtless reap
a largo reward for their labors. si "a a. 400
u IN. "a -.
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NUMBER OF PRISosERa. The numbsf OF prI.
Sohsfs Il present sonaptu in the Old Capitol ~.
psEs from the report q Mr.. Wood, the suPerlnI
teAdant, 70 be VT - az &. isailnsN N
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DETA'LED Ioa DUTY.-Lleulenbn Johu n.
BruOs, company c, HOurtsenth New HampIhirs
roluntcsFs, was to-day detailed for duty 40 40,
sis.ant 10 Capt. DolAn "a charge cfihs military
Detestlye Fo.ee, ~, ~ ~. ''s- sFtN
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~ 1-Wsr1Dsp.ris,snt, AdJntsns asnsr.
AIS OFRIcEcWeshinEton, March q, iesa-Ths
Agents o. Me seyeFsl States. who reside In this
eMss, that they nay 6s promptir son1unissiei
with y neeessAIy. TrlG . - THomAS
dssi-is aIsys isis Adjatsnt General.
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kz- storage Rsre-Prssf nrieh were.
heuss, fost oY y street. Apply 70 FRED 3. coz.
kE zkES fsnasyissnia ssenns, two doors ffon Four
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DfsLoYABTS .---Jehn 3. Owens, Jas. NJ. shlr-
ley, Jos. W, Smith, Robert and John n Moran and
jos. .. Johnson, parties who Were found with a
gaiheripg Of rebel soldiers, and after they were
arrested refused to take the oath OF allegiance,
were yesterday sent 70 this city from Vienna, Va,
by the Provost Mpshal General OF the Dsiences
south Of the Potomac, They were OOmy Tilted to
the Old Capitol 10y Capt Todd, Prof oct MAfshsl of
this District, Igls4IsE
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n Diseases q tha Mergoun, 1ominni,
usleAIy sni ssSual systsns-hsN aad reliable
sss ss -. hps y p.ssss Ho.S a:so'ssO
sshsszt Adde'S. pr. Z; sxiLI,IN 10 ogeHIoN
Philadsiphia' "a n11e-dAwsm
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F'layof
narket
Is cong
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gaeueae meb aenbesi&te.

NiGmunb Bldtter pom 25. miIen uiel bon
benz Gampi am Dlittmpd gu be idten urro pO-
fauuen c~enielben ais einen grpBen Sieg ilbel
9jdrn1oe aus. 9lu6 Die Nfaire bel Sreuiuan
citation miro pom ibnen a%uf9epdrmt uno Sic
oeeber.6te oarauS gu iabriciren. Sic ipre6en
Sabei nit grpBer 3uperiidt bacon, DAP Sberi-
bans Corps ibnen nidt entrinneu tonne uni
boloi9it. g~eian9eu werOe. Dus Bubres ar
alien oielen Prablereien 1T, benefit bic slid
iibe gnfunft SberiounS hit ieinem Corps uni
groin5 in Grants 2aser. go tpie Die 9iebel
fen i4se Gage ihiloern, wdre oieieIbe s~ldn5eno.
mann nur ole G,IenbabnIinien, bic wie Tie ielbil
,roeben, meiiteutbsils 3eritOrt iino, i'm Gunse
tn6ren. ueber 9unter'S COMMANDO betaser
Ee 6d bitter unb nennen Die 3erit0runG wel&s
ssies Corps OUri9et NaOnfr0s.
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@eqeu unaufanbigeu geneb<

! @eqeu ntdnbtgeH @eneb.
mems uno neil er uoribersebenoe 9annen mi
aptb b~errrfen bate, fab ith Samuel Opnabut
beigeltedt.. Wlan miro ibn DOR Der Court pros
%Seiiiren.
Npb.ert GallOwap, pelber UliB SIC.
BbitIip8 auf gan5 ldimpfli6e uno 9emejne
Neiie bebanoeIt unO ie 5uoem nod gepriieeli
bate, miro e~benfal3 Dor ben @eridtsbof eez
felt rperoen.
8e9en 8a9abonbtrens purben
aOie Stirring, Gatbarine Ntc Uiurrap unO Utarp
t0u9bes auf 80 Sage nah Dem AluIsbauie gee
i9idt.
@eiunobett8e 8eri6t t. @dbrenc
Der perflplienen ISOLDE ltarben 121 Berlpnen,
alip 10 mebr ais in Der porberoebenoen ISOLDE.
0arunter %beianpeu iiG 81 Sinner inter 10
Sobren, pom oenen 20 an &inberdclera itorben.
Son ben uebrigen itarben II on Der glltsSebz
rung, 4 am aeudbuiten, 6 en- ben Wlo1ern, 5
an u tersidni6e, z al ben BIattern IL. !. ~.
So 9ebGrten Dem mdnnli6en uno SO oem rpeibs
Ii6en Geidle6te.
Eg 9arleps 9 art an Der 9arforo
@pab 1T Obne Nioerrepe elmer Der berrIi6iteN
Grbolun95r uno grturlirnSpldBe III Der Ndbe
Der Staot. ST. ST.. Gnapp bat oieien Blas
fIr ieine mprgen %itattinoenoe S6ulercuriiun
erwdbIt. 9erlelbe 1T idattis, gut ein9eri6tet,
nit prd6ti9en 8lumen uno 8dumen beoedt unp
10 9%erdumig, Dab Seoermann 5~ufrieOen geitellt
'perOen miro. Mer iid oaber einmal reht
a%nfiiren nil, perldume ia nidt, fi6 bel Der
mOrgen tottfnoenren GrcuriiOn Der Gnappi6en
SduIe su betbeiliaen.
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Onrfem : Mtu11f
Observation-Disclosures,
2meitpr 10 Ni{triFt q 9forplann

N"GlElMpret It, Sulu 1904.
gDtr tegtaubiseu hermit, taB bic na9ftefeno benGnlts
ten PerIOnen, welte i'm 2. @0n9e6otiritt BON Narrl NIB
roaseeB1beu porben iporen, aus beisetsten @riineeu BON
Der 3isbuns ausgenpnIueu iuureen:
Mites 8bilburu, /. N60ro, i'm WilitdroienIt; Gr6uci3
Self. 3, tiers Alter; 9a8arIs SInlturJer, 8, u~ntau9lit;
gbdut 9.iner. ], DC; 9enrp eueeubsG, /, N,&t6iirger;
0ec Gbiplins, l, 90; Ctas % 6rlsisr, |, H~ntau9li6; 8
E Mallcr, 8, Stelte einel SubTituten; 5siIe biuer, 6.
Diff. Saricre 60, br; MARTIN Cane, l E9are, 4i1tbiirs
ger; Wm Beft. /, I'M Iiarinehienft; Jobn Snsoer, 1, uuz
tau8Ii@; gtibolaS Sittner, /, gfltt6iir0sr; Lawrence
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