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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
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O1aos Of TIE Comptroller Of the Cu-reasy,
NAsEBGIOE, DeoeE1her Il, lss3.
ETYHEREAs, By SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented % the undsrignsd, e has been
made % appear thst the First National Bsnk Of
ha4oFiile, IN The Cs1nty Of Davidson and STATE Of
Isnneaeee, has been duly organiGed undqr, and 90
cord nE 70, the requirements q the adt Of ConTress
entiiled g an act 70 provide q national currency
scared b. pledge O United states BtooEz and 10
pfoyds f5r TIE ciFS1lAtiOn ana rsdsupissa fhsro0f
approved February IS, 1855, ard hss eomrlfsf
With eli Tie provisions q sad sct reduired e -
complied WITH before eonmeleing Iha baalness Of
Bsnkings
New, thersforss I HrGE MccyLLoCH, Comp.rolisr
e the currsscy, % bareby certify ttat tie sat Frt
Astiooai ta1k q hAs1Fils, Cluafy d Dssffror md
stats q Ie1nessss, y autborizsd 70 ocmmsnse -
bazinss7 q Banal1g, ardss TIE act Eforesaid
IN te9lizashy EhsfFpf, witno1l MP hant and easl
q of1os, tha eleventh day q DsoaI1bar Iss3
tneel r. HcCCLLOcH,
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thOrity to announces thst no more passes
will. be granted TO the wives and families
of Ulcers, to TIE front Of any Of the
armies in this theatre Of operations.
Northern p,psrs will save such persons
much useless expense and trouble By
giving publicity to this statement.
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OFFICE Q. 2. 0Onans.AHr OF suasnrrsoE,

DEf4CE u = NOAAis@Ahh " 81 8sL6fEaCEt
OarksVie, Tenn, February 2s. 1885,
a. EALED proposals for furnishing the C1ited
= States SubsIst noe DEPARTMENT with enc hun
dred thousand pounds q Oarn Meslar invited az
the 6th day OF March, 70 4, At u N Tbs meal 10
be Of quality equal 70 the sample 70 be seen at ny
Office in ClsrZsvine, and % be put up 70 the hest
quality Of welt seasoned oak barrels, and bad lined
Gross neat and tsrs weight 10 be distinctly marked
on each farrsl.
No bids will be received for less q quantity than
Eve thousand 70 COO pounds
The whole anouat 20 be delivered il the month Of
March, 1884, aud an equal proportion ssch week a.
the United States suoaistenes Storshouse, at RED
kiVer Landing.
Tue neal VIII be inspected before being received
By Eueh person as the Government may direct
Az oath Of allegiance mast accompany each bid.
Bids 20 be directed TO tapt n. n MURHILL, Q. q,
and o. dorsed " Proposals for Corn Neal" Risht
reserved 20 reject any OF al bias
Payment b be MADE IN such funds as nav be fur.
nished By Unlted STATES.
Plan Of proposals ia nishet 81 this Once
&. n. MORRILL,, Captain and c. g
feb 25-tf
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A candidate asked, in 3 speech Che
ether dsy-"Why is the rebel currency
like al infidelf" BE answered" Be-
cause it knows not that its redesnsr
nVsth." Smart fellow.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

The Danish Reichstadt have voted an
addition to the army, and are in favor of
q vigorous prosecution of the war.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

Hon. HOrsos Maynard addressed 3
uniOn emancipation meeting IN Msn-
phss On Che Ed inst.
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Perssas writing 70 this 0Hss 70 subscribe
70 the union, OF on any other business, should
address their letters q
VIZ. CAMERON 4 co, Publishers.
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'1God blsss the Prince Of Wales" Is =
new national sir now played In tbs Lon
don theatres.
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MILLER & GREENE

9A~-- e~af-~1@ ~ - 49, Aa4h ~
have o. hAsd he fogiosiaE GOODS, Which ttsy oSsr
81 The l0Esst marksg prios;
$50 BoEoa AID C1dies eholos Tosaooo,
90 Gross Rose Bue, sweet Owen snd sznsy zds
Tobsoco,
90 Sross =. and z. suoting Tobsooo,
50 Bales a'd bozss Kgirziniek Tossoeo,
100 Choice cizzFs,
80 Cases Canned Fraii, COys O5risrI, Lobsssrs.
4e.,
Piokies By tbs barrsl AID n sass,
Soar KTo0t IN barrels aud bali barrels,
PalvaTizsd, erpahsd aad y. o. Sugar iu barrels
snd aaf barrels.
90 KEGS Pigs Fest.
Is Gases Boots zad She's,
Shirts B2lHEE AlB 0gLLiRS
In variety, iogsthsr via ens ibouaand ogsr artl-
els 20 uanerozs % mention, selected win care eF
ne settlers suDpliss Trade.
safen aFs raFtioulsriy requested % eEamins our
srfsnslgs stock AID prices bs5rs purchsslag slao-
ahere. MILLEf q GhEENE
Feb lo-sR No. 81 cedar Street.
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Mfuef geed.

Sn BusBELs fssh Must sd iast rsosiYsd. .sd
az Tor a.isbg D. . DioEET Asfat,
fsb 1s-a Bread and higs 81.
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Partleular e.s.ce-No mere Lsais.
loroaethe Front.
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Vinegar


IN HAND, and Tor Eais -
~ D. b. nfCEET, Agsnf.
fsb 26-ifTI Brosd and aga Sts.
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We are requested By the highest au-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23
Death Of Woodward, The GuerriIla-Col
Adm Johnson's Rebels Routed.
GAINESVILLE, TENT.,

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, AUGUST 20.
The Guerrilla Woodward died at Hopkinsvlle
yesterday from the effects Of his wound. His COM
mand have separated and scattered in different di-
rectons.
The Rebel Col Adam Johnson isreported at Mad
isonville with force 200 strong evidently making
fcr the Cumberland River.
There is four feet Of water on the shoals OF. the
river here, and it is rising slowly
GAINESVILLE, AugustN.
Major Tyler, of the SOD Kentucky, attacked Col.
Adam Johnson's forces, near Princeton, this morn
ing, and routed them, killing four and woundins
four.
johnson Is reported MORALLY wounded.
party of the SD Illinois, under Capt. Turnbull,
were attacked ard badly cut up yesterday below
Fort Donelson by "a portion of Woodward's COM
mand. Capt. Turnbull and ght of his men were
killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23
The Filth Corps Reinforeed-he"'y
Fighting-Tbe Position on the weldon
Raiiroad still Held.
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. q, I
via Baltimore, Aug. %.


The mail steamer Dictator, from City Point, ar
rived here at 4 o'clock this afternoon, bringing "a
few more rebel prisoners.
Heavy cannonading commenced at II o'clock on
Saturday night on our extreme left, in from; of the
Fifth CORPS. which continued until O'Clock this
morning, when it ceased.
Heavy nAsketry firing continued, however, uP to
The hour when the msl-boat left at 10 O'clock this
morning.
The fighting is described as Of the most spirited
character.
II was occasioned by an attack from the enemy
for the express purpose Of diving our troops from
the Weldon Railroad.
Up to the latest accounts they had failed TO &C
complish their design.
Tho Fifth Corps had been reinforced and still
maintained their hold, and no doubt was expressed
Of their continuing to do so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23
Oar Position ON the Weldon Hoiirond-
Great Battle Expectations Losses
Hsavy-Rebel Loss Greater.
from Our speclai Iorrcspoioeh''
AT THE LEFT N FRONT or PETERSBURG, VA
I'M

From Our Special CorfesDondent.
AT THE LEFT IN FRONT or PETERSBURG, VA. I
Sunday, Aug. 2i-oA.M
have Just time to say, this morning, that our
forces hold their position on the Weldon railroad,
Good and strong. The Second Corps and other
forces are arriving from the extreme night, and this
being vital point to the Confedcracy, grand
desperate conflict is momentarily expected
The roads are very heavy and tho difficulty of
military operations in the field has been increased
by the rain several hundred per cent
Our losses in the recent fighting here have been
heavy, but not half that Of the enemy. We have
lost some by captures, but not as much as We have
gained in the same way.
You may look for very interesting news from this
quarter in very short time.
IILISOIAy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23
The Strike for the Petersburg aud Weldon
-naiIroad-An Iriportant and successfui
Mevement-Co mpieie suecess-O"r Posi-
ton Firm
Prom oar Social Correspondent.

From oar Special Correspondent.
Al THE LEYT IL FRosT OF PETEEsBcRo'}
EuDAY, August 18Th, itJl
One OF the best manGuyred and best fought bat
ties of the War was that on the Weldon Railroad
yesterday Thursday afternoon. The Fifth Corps
marched out from their late position in regimenta
column On the Plank Road which strikes the Well
don r. X. at right angles about six miles below Pc
tsrsburg Forming in line of battle under cover Of
wood within about mile OF the railroad, the fra
Division Gen. GriiIns) being in front, their Skin
nisb line drove back the cavalry picket of the enc
my which they encountered in an open Geld just
beyond, and then the whole Division charged oil
the double quick upon the railroad, which they
crossed without much opposition, and took q
position at some distance beyond 1t in an
open field, facing wood TO the west. This being
tAs pioneer Division, and being relieved by the
Second Division Gen. Ayres's) coming up, they
fel back to deiroy the railroad, which they did in
most efectual msnner for Il mile or so,
BY taking hold of one -ide Of the track
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23

two more at latest, when they and the feet will
withoutdoubt be able to shell out in few hours
the garrison of Fort Morgan, notwithstanding
the answer Of Gen. Paige to our demand for a
surrender on the 9th, that he had provisions and
ammunition for six months, and should defend
the fort while they lasted.
This is bombast, Of course, aud worth
what it may be proven to amount to by the
course Of future events. Thank God the world
is yet advancing, and the first streakings of the
dawn gllmmer through the darkness. J.B.C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23
General Lee Rcported to be Moving up
the Shenandoah Valley with 10000
Men TO Reinforce Early.

BALII1fVHEt
The Point Lookout correspondent Of the
American sends the following intelligence
Large numbers Of refugees from Richmond continue
10 arrive here
They report that large force ofinfantry and cavalry
under Gen. Lee in person. having gone up the She
nandoah Valley TO reinforce Gen. Early.
They that this body Of rebel troops number as
many 600 their purpose being TO secure the plum
der that captured by Early in Maryland, which
they fear will be taken by the advance Of Gen. Sheridan
and also TO attack Washington and invade the NORTH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23
The Rebels at lsnines' Landing Morgan
xia Threatened.
CAIRO, ILL.,, August 90,

CAIRO, ILL.,, August 70, 1901
The Memphis Bulletin says: Boats from below
are obliged to pass Gaines Landing by night, with
all their lights put out.
At last accounts the command of Capt. Pratt,
consisting of battery of two twelye-pounders, sup
ported by Col Tom, Grau'S brigade, of Marmadukc 8
Division, and Gen. Walters command OF Dick
Taylor's forces, were menacing Morganzia, La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23
Government, Properly Isesnken.

EVANSVILLE, md, Aug ~.
Generals Hovey and Hughes have just arrived
here with their commands.
They attacked Col Adam Johnson's forces at
MorganGeld, and completely routed them, capturing
nineteen prisoners, and retook ali the Government
property.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23
The British SKIP James Smith Ashore.

FHfLADELfHIAi hubunt
The British ship james Smith, Fewany, from
Liverpool for this port, went ashore ON the Shears
inside Of Cape Asnlopen on the night Of the 18th,
and ID leaking badly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23
LATER.
FRIDAY NIGHT.

About four o'clock this friday afternoon the
enemy made most desperate attempt to drive our
forces from their new position on the Weldon Rail
road, and for while in fact, they did press back
our right little by massing their forces at that
point With a view TO cutting of the Fifth
Corps from the rest of our line. The left
of the fifth, however, was Immediately brought
around in TO sustain the attack. and the enemy
were repulsed with terrible slaughter, our forces
again taking possession Of their irst position.
The day has been rainy and unfavorablc TO mill
tary operations on both sides, and no other move
ments Of importance have transpired. As coon as
the elements permit, however, another desperate
conflict is expected. lLLfsoIER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-23

byswhole companies and turning il bodily over into
the opposite ditch. While this was going on the
Third Division Gen. Crawfords) took a position
across the railroad to the right of Gen. Ayres's D-
viron, and fronting wood TO the North, from
which the railroad emerges from the direction Oh
Petersburgh. In this direction the enemy soon
made their appearance in large force and our lines
being designedy well back from the woods in some
what sheltered position from the lay of the land the
rebs were compelled for once to come out ana give
an open field fight. They did this with nuch despera
ton for while, but could not stand II long,
and finally fell back into the woods, leaving our
forces masters of the field. Meanwhile Ayres and
Crawford had been equally re-enforcedby the fourth
Division General Cutler's) and supported cd
the right by the Third Division of the Ninth Corps.
During the time of this engagement, only about
one hour in the medle of the afternoon, 1t was one
of the very fercest Of the war; Beuregards veterans
being pitted against the veterans and regulars OF
the Fifth Corps, and part of the Ninth. Generals
Ayres and Crawford were very much dis-
appointed in not getting hand IN
the fight before Petersburg at the time Of the blow
ing UP of the Rebel fort. They had hand in yes
terdsy, and nobly did they and their commands ac-
quit themselves. AS soon as the enemy were
elcctual'y repused, our forces commenced fortify-
ing. with reference TO permanent connection with
our heavy Notifications back the right, and with
no doubt of being able TO hold the eligible position
they had gained on this great highway Of rebel
supply.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-09-29
observation-disclosures.

Seter an fSrperliben eranfbeiten eeitente, fpnte fb nit
her t66ft merfparpi9ea @rinsun8 9auniaeihts betannt ma
Hen.
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@ebrauh.
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her gStrfung dter nberraIdfne unp ~erfpl9retdp, 10 fte IN auen
SGlen ~aefG6rlps.
8ablreite Srante, welhs fut ale ipnif tefannten y6silntit=
tel Sergeblid asbrau8t batten, srtislten eura ZEN @ebra'ia
her pbt9en Setlmittel the perlprene 8efuncteit tpteeer.
glan menre it'd mir ihrtftlih an mid une id merle berett=
mili9 jeee npthrenbtae Gusfunft geben; aud fam tas 2ebr=
bud ppn @arl 8aunidetrt Este Gufa8e), meltes in eeut'3
poer snglii1 npQe g%uffldrun9 9ebt, fir 81 so burH mid be-
spQen nerben. Gas 1ebrbuh, teutIh Deer en9liib nebit Sn=
irlmsnt unb Del fpfet ;ui dntmen 81 50.
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niTe elm, ,peldbe cen bpben SGertb pbt8er 6r1ntung ~beitGti8en
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fen eriunten.
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der II. ~. gu perfaufen.
Serge 8raunea,
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G9apne Gpunt9. O., Gr perferti9t uno bealaubi9t Sauibriefe.
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GeutIdlanr unb er ihrteidelt fd baB ti BEN, er m6dte ia9er
S%ouienren, wel&e er ous8eferti9t, nod feline surud9epieien 1T.
@r beiprgt unp matt bic ~nGtbiaen Qaptere fir Splpaten.
gnh. bat er cine @rpcerfe nnb 8ancp Stpre, uno Soher.
melde in feiner aneeren Grpcerie gu incen, inc BEL tbn ~
taten, a8: g}uceln, 3metihen, Sagp, @bocDlate, Eeisnebl
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speten ppn cen, Often suridaefetrt, bat er Rem arEsten mi
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Wapre County gu frten une perfauft Iebr btut9.
guh lit Elm autes @las 9Setn ron ZEN Srauben MN Sellep
Sslanb, unc aud Elm pent8 reiner 9ranntwein aler Art be
ibm III baben.
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Gcrrs 9ra1nea,
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9raunTteietift
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1864-09-29

Mew Ocrf, %. gert. Ser @aibinstcner
GcrreIrcnrent nes t6eralo melret: SIN, lssten SrnnS
ta unternabmen Nttteilunaen Rom Is. unp 10. 20.
9. Gar. &ea., i'm @an,sn 400 Mann tart, uater
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uno ,~erprtsn bic nrrtiae Giientatntr'tc, lrrls
audi Bic 8rias fei 9itcrtp. Tsrner murcen Elm
grrratbSaetaune Der 9tsteaen NIT tsne,,tsnren Srrz
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I, in 8ranc aeltsft unn ZOO Maultbisre rno ~
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lsrie glttbeiluna srlanmen; Gin elllSsr yadS"9
nit einem 9erlitit ron % Wann uhe Surldiailu ing
ees arSstsn Steils DIR %errtsrtsn 9sltte 'r'irrs peBz
talt nctbrenrl9.
Nus Wfijloiri. = ct. 9ruis, u. Ssrt. :
Seu Dem Sauptauartisr trat tt,tte Die sadrlht rrn
sinsm am 10. 5. Mtts. am Sittlc glat Ulus, I'm
iIclihcn MiTcuri tatt9cfunnenen 0cIedte Der 0e>
teuen nit Den ltntcniclraten ein. un'sre Sel'te
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trnesntrirt.
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200 8sraffnete iiterTslsn sefcrn Mtsno cine anz
,atl an Der Sbic uno Miiiifppi eilsnbabn te'aaIs
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8anpe auf einen Bug Der sscahten 8atn a~t9slspsn'
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len J,riiisn, pa6 ScT. Saris 6riscsnSrrrlaldse oiss
ies Snbalts an &iuspln seiannt BABE: Sen. 1T be-
rcit isine Mrmse aufsulris,n, rUransseiest Dap Slnz
coin cine auaen,eine @n,neitic erlabt. Sic lneltTsr
@taatsn fsbrsu in bic linton Suriid. Sic tere'ts
tefreitsn Sflareu t(citcn fret; Die iihri9sn tlelbs'
@flarst. Sinsrln ira III Srlss nsilen SrtertnSec'
ninarnaen ausartsiten, Tim lie al leine SclD@tsf
III ienGen.
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sur Stdrfung unD Nbfabrung,
iowis
aeaen llnperoanliebfeit uuD Sop web.
ssls e,u ztGrfuusstnittel
fam Re fstR ssr lard&fs 2Nasen srnasen, tneen fe nsbeGstt s3ner-
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Geeen observation-disclosures
ten umgcrSauit6fstt unp bafen gpansen bis ,ur dustrfen ao,strams unS
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gle perfsp;ea %uisnrnls,
te ussslfsit uuS sppffamsr5sn i'll uernstteH. ssnen bic 5raH-
en- 70 fstr ausgsfest frp.
4ebcrfranfaeiteu crfarrte 2sber.
ssssantt tie gtasa in u. asns !Hsaat , rsstts"s 81 sq {! sq e Sci ssns 3 's {,
Cebrau6 Ter giaeu tis us % aps;uissen.
untaGsiafeit.
Seller Der tas tInQtld Bat sa eiei ~ elsn, tann I'D sr etnefn Saas.
anfaa uae cnseren naatbftItSet 5ct0ea saeur8 rstssn' 'ab er ,0sss'0 sue
Gs lit bites cine gsyatni!ieus pine,
ub Elm StGttelten eerfelpn fClte thinner in issen Sdue fem. est R
eut, rem man eae rcriftSsn Dor uno aaa ieesr &aahlsit smnimnt
fSir 2iterate,, Gtnsenten,
ffIbrsn, inO fs ais ear r mtttei %gniAdetsr inssm tie zen assttt b.
fErpern RE 8eroauuass SradHs firfen UNI Ntieten uno Die aturlt6e
Mftcitdt une araft res aanSe@ Sofens mieetr hsrttsusn.
@ie fTnnsn at allen 3ette, 9enrntmea tperSsn
nit ypafcmsersr etaerbsit ctu 81 rdntsruag Ter Didt uar 70 tefelten
feinen rnanSenetmen Geidnlaa tabe1,
. g sGasn ri a NIB ssrfaHft Won 9. ( { -sHS6as I'D !. Co. aastntss e-
Sfi aQen Srueatheu uno Ifelhtns Sdn6lern Iteral ~ habeu.
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@noenblide, Der ieinem Spbe r~praussins, bprte man tbl aus
ruIen: rNun BADEN ie uns iber.A Damn 500 ct Iein Hllipl
berppr unb besann gu feuern.
Gaeatem er aetSttet ipprben, parfen bic ~sefnblpIen WPet=
ften. lie ihu ermpreet batten, feline Seihe nber Elm Efern une
,oasr1 tamit in 9aroceaufSuae urdb bic Straten. Spater marr
sic eeide inter 9arlamentarhaaae rurt bic sinten 8elanet.
Sn Ter 9'att nes 5. Ssft. tenlsn lslne ueperrefe IN @pihs.
fnn All. rnb murten Tpfprt mad her nabe ~gcle9enen ~9Ephnun9
hes Ribters Campbell, wp Srau Nfprsan nit einem pbsr ;net
Gerpantten ft aufbdlt, aetradt. am 9ienita9 unt oer 1br
eplsca Gaplan Cameron ZEN Spetenrtent nno farGuf ware
Ser peiden,na turb Gen. Gepr0e 9. @rittenten geti!ret. @s
mar Ter erDbte unp inppantsfe Bug, cen man le in r'sienl
Sbeile bs 2anees erbudt bat"
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Neferensfn,
Gin 0ebred)lihe Ii. Nerwunpete.
lleber 5000 GerIonen Tnt Sebeilt pprten, tnr8
Gssn sgScnser,S EsitrUSS SalcS,

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Die G~5etredber une gBuneen Der @ebeitet iparen n1etfens
ter grt, caB lie fur ~unbejibar erflGrt pprren tcaren, ndinllb /.
,Snpdenfra6, meibe @~eYtmulft, Sfrpfeln, Saiiub, @rbgrtne,
grYiipelas idtpar;e 9lattern, Gbeumattsmus ~Sabrnuit9
Stwadbe unr Stpienen i'm IGfarat; aud an Ger Snn8e,
Aud Srimn,En9 bs 0ttd3rats, lleberwah'un9 rer @elette=
ale grten ppn Gnt,Tnbulna an her 2eber, rer Sun9e, ben Hie'
rem, guaen, Sbren, Sautbeit, pD bic Sbren aaslanfen. Su:
fGltqe pter friide g0uneen uercen in un8ldrblih furSer 3ett
aeteit; ebe es eitert beilt es idpn ppn innen berans. gtant=
lid: Rnpbenquetihuna, Gerrentnn9, gSnncen oteSutd1 loau=
en-, Ste6en Deer S6ieben oeruriadt itne. Gbenip Ierbrsn=
runq, aud bann nod. ipenn Der Srane peer NPortttttnttph an
oefanoen Bat. SIR gGteres befra8e prer acre1trs an
0r. 8eprge Senner,
Sifftn, Seneca Gp., o, nabe eet @tfentabnbeppt.
81. g. @riefe, ue9en anhpprt pon mir, ntpen einen
9pittGmp entbalten.
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