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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31
A Soldiers Letter.

Mcssrs BARNS: VIII you please pub
liah the following letter, which is
positive proof that the soldiers are not all
aboIitionists, rs a correspondent of the
Grand Haven Union would like to make
it appear. The writer of this letter was,
some two months ago, MS radical and I'M
reasonable in his views as our neighbours
correspondent. But Old Abe's last joke,
40 whom il may concern" has com
plctcIy opened bis eyes, and he is now
found in the only party which can Justly
claim to be lovers of the constitution and
Union, and in favor Of a speedy and hon
orable peace:
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31
Democratic Township Caucus.

A meeting was held at the Court
House, in the village of Grand Haven, on
the Goth day Of August, 1864, for the
purpose Of choosing delegates to repre-
sent The township Of Graud Haven, in
the Democratic County Convention, for
the county of Ottawa, to be held on the
26th day of August, 1864, pursuant TO
previous call, for the purpose of cleo ting
delegates to the State Convention, 10 be
held at Detroit, on the lst day of Sep
TENDER next; also for the purpose Of eloct-
ing delegates to the Congressional Con-
veution, for the Fourth District, to be
held at Grand Rapids, on the 9th day OF
September next.
On motion the following delegates
were duly elected, with power Of substi-
tuition:
Robert w. Duncan, Ernest Andres,
Wright Leroy, John w. Hopkins, james
G. Avery, l. II. Sanford, Peter Van Den
Berg and Charles j. Piaf
JOHN w. HOPKINS, Chm.
CHARLES j. PFAFE, Sec'y.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

II has long been The aim Of physicians TO find
n combination of medicines having the requisite
Stimulating and tonic properties 20 relieve and
cure the common complaints Of Bilious. Liver
disorders. Laneour, llcadacho, howncss Of Spir-
its. Indigestion, Jalndice, Foyer and Ague, &C.,
which are the discascs incident to this climate.
The remedy has been discovered by DR.. Ro-
back. and Ia thousands Of cases the merits Of
his Bitters have been tested in the above com
plants. and there is hut ono voice from the peo-
Die. and that is in favor of these truly wonder
fi Stomach Bitters. We advise all who are
afflicted and need an agreeable tonic for the
troubles above indicated. to commence at once
using these Bitters 6oo Advertisement.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31
FINKLE ~ LYONS
LMPROVED
Sewing Machines!

The greatest improvement yet in the Sewing
Machine art A curiosity worth seeing.
Please send FOR a circular with sample Of sew
ing.
These Improved Machines save ONE HUNDRED
PER CENT Of thread and silk, and make the
LOoK-sTTcH alike On both sides
They require no instruction 10 operate per-
lccty, except &" the printed directions"
No change in sewing from one kind Of goods
10 another.
aud no taking apart to clean or oil
Our NEW MANuFAcToRY is now complete.
with all its machinery and tools entirely new.
and is already rapidly turning out Machines
which for BEAUTY and PERFECTION of FINISH are
not surpassed by any manufacture in the world
N. B.--should any Machine prove unsatisfac-
tory, it can be returned and money refunded.
Agents wanted in counties not oanvassed by
our own agents.
FINKLE d. LYON S. NJ. CO.,
No. 5Ss Broadway, New York. Gly274
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

A PERSON visiting a neighbor, found
him disabled from having horse step on
his foot. Hobbling out Of the stable,
the sufferer explained how it happened.
" | was standing there" said he, land
the horse brought his foot down on mine
The man looked at the injured member,
which was Of No, IA pattern, aud said
very quietly Well, the horse must step
somewhere
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31
CAMP % OHIo, V. V, CAVALRY, NEAR
WASHINGTON. Aug. 10, 1864.


CAMP 2D OHIo, V. V, CAVALRY, NEAR !
WAsHrNGToN, Aug 10, 1864.
FRIEND GEORGE; Again our com
munication is open, and | hasten to an
swer your epistlc, which | received day
before Yesterday. left the city Of mig
gerdom Washington and came out in
the country TO take fresh breath Of air.
Washington is overrun with niggers-so
much so that white man has no bust
ness there. During EwelI's raid on Wash
ington Old Abe made al the white citi-
zens 60 into the Notifications, leaving the
niggers in the city to steal, and insult the
ladies. On the Presidents late fast day
he allowed the niggers TO have picnic
on the grounds of the White House. The
white people asked the same privilege and
were refused. This I can prove by more
than hundred citizens of Washington,
Our regiment, after laying at Washing
ton for two months, has been ordered
again into active service in the field We
are fixing for new campaign. We arc
to 90 up the Shenandoah Valley, and,
perhaps, before YOU receive this VIC shall
be there fighting. Our horses are being
shod and new clothes being issued to the
men, &c. In fact getting everything
ready that will be required for the fall
campaign. And, for my part, hope it
will be the last one, for have been in
Old Abe's service long enough. If be
don't get through with me before next
summer, then shall Get through with
him. The feeling generally IN the army
as for peace. do not think the soldiers
can be hired or driven TO vote for Old
Abe this fall. "Litttle Mae" seems to
be the choice Of the Army Of the Poto-
mac. We 90 in for swapping horses, -
for if we have a change Of the admiuis;ra-
ton ,co shall soon hare az honorable
peace!
| was under General Mcclellan in his
three months campaign, and l like him
very much, You can rest assured that
the hero of Rich Mountain, Fair Oaks
and Antietam will not DO forgotten by
the soldiers Of the army. will now
draw my letter to a close hoping TO hear
from you soon.
remain your friend, J. G. II.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

THE number Of National Banks is now
four hundred and eighty-seyen. OF these,
SIX are in Missouri, thHty-one in Illinois,
twenty.eight in Indiana, sixteen in Iowa,
thirteen in wisconsin, thirteen in Michl-
gan, seyenty-nine ia Ohio, seyenty-one
in Pennsylvania, ninety-four in New York,
thirteen in New Jersey, and ninety-six IN
New England.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

FoR twenty years, says the New York
World, the aboliiionists Of the North
and the seceSsionists Of the South have
trottod in double harness and drawn the
same load. The rebellion ought TO have
unhitchei them, bat il did not. Since
the rebellion, as before they are pulling
in the same traces, at The same while
trees, Mark the gait and observe the
course Of the Northern traitor BE sure
that tho Southern traitor keeps step. and
points his nose 90 the same eosl--disun-
ior
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

QUIlP is great admirer Of children,
and saws he likes crying ones best. a
mRtron, with baby in her arms, smiled
ut his odd fancy and asked the reason OF
IT, "Why, you see, madam" observed
Quilp, Il have observed 10 we'll ordered
families, as soon as n child cries they car
~ IT out Of the room
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

GrRts.-The Rev. Henry Ward Beech
er saws; {" A girl is not allowed to be a
girl after she is ten years old. II you
treat her rs though she were one, she
would ask you what you mean. If she
starts 10 run across the street, she is
brought back 10 the nursery to listen to
a lecture on the propriely Of womanhopd.
Now it seems 20 me that Girl ought to
be nothing but a girl until she is seven
teen. OF course there are properties be-
belonging 10 their sex, which is fitting for
her TO observe, but it seems that aside
from these she ought to have the utmost
latitude. She ought to be encouraged
TO do much out Of doors, to run and ex-
ercse 10 all those ways which are calcu-
lated to develop the muscular frame
What is true Of boys, in the matter Of
bodily health,is emineptly so for girls. 1t
is vastly moro important that woman
should be. Man votes, and writes, and
does business, but the woman is the
teacher and the mother Of the world; and
anything atdeterioates womanis com
prehensiyc plague on human life ITSELF
Health among women is a thing that ev-
cry man who is wise aud considerate for
his rsce should more earnestly seek and
promote"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31
CIlamceTy Order.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, Ninth Judicial Cir
cult in Chancery, suit pcnding in the Circuit
Court for the County of Ottawa, in Chaucery,
at Grand Haven, in said county, on the TWEEN
neth day of August, A.. D. 1864:
Michael elayen, Complainant, I n this cause
rs. 1itsutigfcto-
ANA Ann Slayen, Defendant rily appearing,
by affidavit, that the said defendant, Anna Ann
Slaven, is a nonresident Of this State, and that
she resides in the State Of California, on motion
Of Holmes & Grove, solicitors for said COM
plainant, it is ordered that said defendant cause
her appearance to be entered IN this cause with
in four months from the date Of this order, aud
that in case Of the appearance Of said defendant
she cause her answer TO tho compiaiuauts bill
to be filed and copy thereof 20 bc served on
the compliments solicitors within twenty days
after service of a copy OF the complainant bin
and notice OF this order, aud Ina delaul, thereof
that said bill bo taken as confessed by said de-
iendaut; and il is further ordered that within
twenty days after the date of this order the said
complainant cause n copy of this order 20 lie
published in the Grand Haven News, q ncWspa-
per printed and published IN said county Of Of
tawa, and that said publication te continued
once in each week for Fix successive weeks, or
that be cause o copy Of this order 90 be person
ally served on said defendant at least twenty
days before the time above prescribed FOR her
appearance. ROBERT w. DUNCAN,
Circuit Court Commissioner
ia and for Ottawa County, Michigan.
A true copy. Attest PETER YAN DES
BERG, Register in Chancery. [27S WI
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31
Democratic Senatorial Convention,

A Democratic Senatorial Convention, for the
District composed of the counties of Ottawa,
Muskogon and Occana, win be held nj the viii
lage of Muskogou, ON Thursday. the eighth
day of September next, at two o'clock, r. VI,
for tine purpose of nominating candidate for
Senator TO represent said District in The State
Legislature. The several counties will be enti-
tied TO send delegates as follows:
Ottawa, o. Muskegou, 4; Occana, 2.
BY order Of the Democratic Senatorial Com
mittee.
August, Q, 1868.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31

THE mastering Of the Third regiment
into the u. S. service, commenced at
Grand Rapids on Wednesday last. En-
hsiments for this regiment are going for
ward rapidly and assurances are hopeful
lhat lis ranku will be filed At an early
DAY.
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NalNlu II. IdikuutsL belohuunls
n this cause it satisfactorily appearing that
L process for the appearance Of said defend
ant has been duly issued, and that the same
could not DO served by reason Of his absence
from this State, on motion Of Thomas b. Church
solicitor for said complainant, IL is ordered that
said defendant cause bis appearance TO be en-
tered in this cause within three months from
the date Of this order, aud that in ease Of bis
appearance lac cause his answer to the COM
plainant's bill to be filed, and "a copy thereof 10
be served on the complainuuts solicitor within
twenty days alter service Of copy Of said bill
and notice Of this order, and in default thereof
that said bill be taken as confessed by said do
Pendants and il is further ordered that within
twenty days after the date Of this order The said
complainant cause % copy Of this order 10 be
published in the Graud Haven News, % public
newspaper printed and published in said county
Of Ottawa, and that said publication be contin-
ued once in each week for six successive weeks
thereafter, or that lac cause a copy of this order
to be personally served on said defendant at
least twenty days before the time above pre-
scribed for his appearance,
ROBERT w. DUNCAN,
Circuit Court Commissioner
in and for Ottawa County, Michigan.
THos. b. CHURCH, Solr for Compit.
A true copy. Attest PETER VAN Den BERG,
Register in Chaneery, T279 WI
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Tbt @tanO Dabtn Aths.

Grand Haven. Michigan.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUG. 81 1864.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

a MASONIC NOTICE.--A Begu-
w lar Communication of Grand Haven
w Lodge, No. 1889, Of Free and Accepted
Masons will be held at Masonic Hall, ON We'd
nesday evening" Sept. Al, 1861, at q o'clock.
BY order Of the W. NJ.
II. c. ALBEE, sec'y.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-08-31
NEW ADYERTiSEJfENTS.
Cl.ancerY Order.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, Ninth Judicial Cir
cult, in Chaneery' Suit pending in the Cir
Gerry, at the village of Grand Haven, in said
county, on the 9th day Of August, A. d.
1864.
Harriet r.. Parlshurst Complainant
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-26
Report from the Secretary or War.
WAsHIxGTOx, MAY D.
OFFICIAL TO MAJoE GExERAL Dgx.

OFFICIAL TO MAJOR GEAEkAL DlA.
Dispatches from Major General
Candy, dated mouth Of Red River at
midnight, May -, state that admiral
Porter had Just arrived The remainder
Of the gunbOats will arrive tonight
General Banks viii probably reach
Symmesport, on the Atchafalaya, to-
morrow.
A dispatch from Admiral Porter
dated on board the flagship Black
Hawk, mouth OF Red River, May l6,
states that the portion Of the squadron
above the falls. at Alexandra. have
been released from their unpleasant
position, owing 10 the indeiatigable
exertiOns Of Lieutenant Colonel Bailey,
Acting Engineer Of the Army Corps,
who proposed and built q tree-dam, Of
GOO feet across the river at the lower
falls, which enabled all the vessels 20
pass in safety 10 the Mississippi
The back-8ster reached 10 Ale1au-
dris and allowed them to pass all over
the shoals, and the obstructions planted
by the enemy, to a point Of safety
Lieutenant Colonel Bailey viii be
Immediately nominated for promotion
for distinguished and merit0rious
services
An official report from Cairo. dated
May -, states that the army and gun
boats were all safe at the mouth Of
Red River and SymmespOrt
Major General Sherman, BY a dis
patch dated $50 last night, reports that
he would be ready by this morning 10
resumes his operations Returned vet
erans and regiments he says, have more
than replaced al losses and detach-
ments
We have no official reports By tele-
gram from General Grant
Official reports Of this department
show that within eight days after the
battle az SpOttsylvanis COurt-house,
many thousand veteran troops have
been forwarded 70 General Grant The
whole army has been amply supplied
with full rations Of subsistence.
Upward Of $1,000 sick and wounded
have been transferred from the feid 70
Washington hospitals and placed uR-
der surgical care.
Over 600 prisoners have been trans
ported from the field 10 prison dep0ts,
and large amounts Of artillery and 9th
sF implements Of active campaign
brought away.
Several thousand fresh cavalry horses
nave been forwarded % the army. and
he grand Army Of the Potomac i now
ully as strong in numbers, and better
,quipped, supplied and furnished than
ghen the eampaigned opened Several
hOusand reiniorcements have also been
orwarded % other armies IN the field,
nd ample supplies % all During the
anne time, over 50,OOO volunteers fors
hundred days, have been mustered into
be service, clothed, armed, equipped
nd transported 10 their respective Po-
Itions.
This statement Is due 20 the chiefs Of
he army staff and bureau aud Their
sspeetive corus. 10 whom the credit
eian0s = M. STATION,
Secretary Of War.
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From RntleF's ID.

" NAsHINGTOS, Nay .
The following from your special cor
respondent with Gen Butler, has Just
been received: ''We read in the North
err papers the most absurd stories about
our short campaign, with the result Of
which the army here is well satisied
In the whole series Of operations this
army has lost 700 killed and 400
wounded. who are now in our care and
bospitals. and seven hundred missing
The enemy acknowledge in their papers
A loss in one day only Of ] 800 killed
and wounded. and We have 900 prison
ers in our hands. We hold our whole
line Of works securely.
" Among our prisoners is General
wounded in the leg and Adj
iutant General jones, late Minister to
Bogota
sHeckman's brigade Is not cut uo.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-26

We learn through q gentleman Just
arrived from the front that General
Wadsworth vas shot On the IN OF this
month. that be died On the iuth. aad
that the remains Of this most valiant
officer were buried two miles south Of
Port rs tavern, in locality wed known
70 army oficer4
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The Aiarm-BelI in the Confederate
Congress,

THE CONFEDERATE CONGRESS
MoxDKY, May 9, 1864
HOUSE OF REPREsESSATiFEs.
The House convened at noon and
was called to order by Speaker Bocock.
Prayer By Rev DR.. Duncan
RRsoLUnoS or THASEs
Bfr. Echols, Of Georgia, introduced a
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-26
For Sale.

TWO PLACES ONTHE I EBANON PTKE-oNE
i Of Il acres, and the other Of saoTes-inside q
four miles u she ely.
A Garden spot Of f0ur acres, on The Hlilstof0
Pike, Wifhsgood improvements. Apply n
NELSON MDRfREE,
may 2o-lW - Cherry street.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-26

The guerillas captured a number Of
cotton aealers between the Arkansas
and Wachita rivers. and robbed them
of large amounts Of gre6nbacka There
is no forage in, that section Of country.
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LIFE OR DEATH
SOLDIERS,
Don't 90 back TO the War.

NOR MANY HAVE DIED FROM DIARRHGA
snd Dysentery in your regiment. Now take
Lnapsscks with a bottle Of Dr. Stncklands Anti
Cholera MiXture-reneEnber how many were saved
last year by taking Il after being discharged and
sent from the hospitals as lncurable. One dose
will Immediately relieve the most severe case OF
IlarrhOea or Dysentery. IL is acknowledged by
the Faculty 20 b the only medicine known 10 cure
Chronic DsrrhCea and Dysentery. Now, don't ne
eiect Il fer on your return a change Of diet and
water etc. VIII most certainly bring on Diarrhea,
and ffty cent bottle Of Dr. Strickland's Anti ChOl-
era Mixture VII cure yOG and seFeral others. Il
vii keep good in any climafe Do lot fsii % tell
your comrades 10 pat bottle q il ia their KNAPP
sacks.
Sold BY Druggists, and prepared only BY Dr.. A.
STRICKLAND, 6 East fOurth-street Cincinnati,
Ohio ap 26-tu " th-EIy
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Domestic Goods.
N NOTIONS S .

Silk and Mohair, Black and Colored
Braids and Buttons, Trimmings, Kid
Gloves, Mems HalfHose, Ladies' and
Misses Hoop Skirts, Black and English
Grapes, and Velvet Ribbons, Linen Col
lars and Cuffs, etc.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Sattinets, La
dies Spring and Fall Cloaks and Shawls
Blankets, Black and Drab Soft Hats,
Carpets, Druggets, etc
The undersigned, from their long in
tercourse with the people of this and
the surrounding States, solicit their ac-
quaintances, and the trading commu-
nifty generally, to give them call and
examine their Stock of Goods, which
they will sell as low as the market al
lows
B1-At No. 80 Union-street, next door
to College-street, Nashville, Tenn.
HICKMAN, COCKRHL g. co.
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$40 Reward.
Estray.

TAKEN UP, BY GEORGE BRAKE, ONE MARE
i MULE. The said Mule Is ai.olIt IA hands
high of q dEfl, grey color, shout three YEAR old
branded q. q. on tie lea thgh. We valued the
Mule ~ seVenty-hye dollars. The said George
Brake resides IN Davidson county, District No sl
April 18th, lsf4. DAVID SMILEY,
WM. PIKE.
AIEH. MoDANIEL, Ranger. may ls-WSte
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Claims Payable at Washington.

FTyd II. WILLIAMS WILL LEAVE FOR WASH
ingt0n on Tuesday, 3tsi inst. he viii attend
90 the collection Of Claims against the government.
He can h. found, between the hours Of and II, at
Commercial Hotel, Nc 2, TN "Wednesday; a. Harr-
lton Hotel 6ssllaan thereafter lsane hOurs,l till
hc leaves Tor Washington. may 2t-tf
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FERMS 0F srRSCRIPTInN
RATES OF AnTRRTIGING.
TO ADVERTISERS. IN DETAIL.

MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
Wall be charged 81 the usual advertising rates.
ANNOUNCEMENTS OF CANDIDATES.
For State Officers %
For County Officers. 90
W
We, the undersigned, have this day adopted the
above rates. to which We bind ourselves strictly to
adhere. Wm. CAMERON, for the U1iOn,
JOHN WALLACE, for the DisDGtch.
NASHVILLE, TENN., July 25, 1853.
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e5tfetsebums BON MeGrplamS.
NnnappliS.

-o annapolis, ~. Jan.
Senat. - Stirling, cine 8ia, ben Sc
l6pprenen uno gtopptaten BEN Sreueio obsu=
nebmen, unb Sal6enpiebe uno Spbti6lag nit
bdrtern Strafen su bele9en.
Sierp, ein gemii6tes Gp,nite BON 6 sl err
wdblen, llm itber bic 3wedndbisteit zines in
gtntietam anSufmfenoen 8e9rdbniBplabeS fit
uniere bort 9efallnen 6elben, BON ni6t mebr
als 20 Slider, iDwie iiber en Su Gbren bes Sen.
Nenp alf SOUTH WOuntain aus einbeimii6en
@ranit Sa erri6tenbes Momment 81 beri6ten.
Gim dbnli6eS Gpnlite ipa baribtr beridten, Db
eS ni6t angemeien iet, BON Spup. 6ids Elm
O~elgemdloe unb cine Marmprbllte auferti9en su
la1len 1tnp oaS ~eritere in Der SenatStamner,
Die lebtere in Der !6ale beS Gapitpls BON Wtarpz
LAMB alfSultellen. 60 fMa rant
Spl9enee Bills tpuroen an9enpmmen (: II ben
Marplano 3egimentern 3egimentSfabnen SIT
perebren. p Die MmenpementS in 8e5ug auf
Die Superior unb Common gleaS Court pom
Baltimore. .'5s.a '" 1851
Sine 8ptl6aft beS @~puperneurs in 8esug
auf Die @ablen Der neuen Senatpren, tpiro ans
@ablG pmite peripielen. IS
- " " ~ 1tuHpENN VItV ntClHE EtkllplttIt
~perlelen, tpmmt Die &eibe an einen 8rief bes
|Gpnp. 6ids, pprin bieIer BEN Gmpfarg Ieines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ais g. ct, Senator
|iebr b6fli6 beldeini9t.
!6ebb beantrast ein 9antespOtlm fir Gbas
Carroll Suliun fur feline uniern Gefansenen in
&i6npno geleiiteten 9ienite. M su,
Sic neuli6 IN 8eSus auf Die Sabatsteuer
beantrasten 8eiolutipneu tultroel an elm Spesials
GOmite pertpielen. ia s.l4sa4.
@aters, elm Gpnite NIT Der unteriuduna gu
beauftragen, pb Die I'M A. GonsreBoiitritt aus
gebobenen 9teger bent Siitritte gu Suite 9eidrie>
ben pprben ieien.
Die Sill pes Senats in 8eaua aui Sreilui@
Jung bon Sflapeu miro an oaS SSuitiS.Gpmite
peripie1en. mrs
Na6oem nod cine Mense anOerer unpi6tis
ger @ei6dfte ubgetban wbroen rparen, pertaste
ii6 paS 9Gas,
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seitunssaerii6te ans wafbinstOm.

Sic 9 OFF, Is. Ses. Ser 9erolo bat
cine GOrreippppenS aus @aibin9tpn, tppna9
pprt un9ebeure, 9|lnltrengungen gena6t weroen,
ben straightforward Stanton aus Dem 9ienlt 5A
britgen. a4as ',7.s sHa =H4a5 s.
9tl6 miro bemielben 9eidrieber, Dteaoe'S
g(nnee iplte in 3 Corps fpnlOlipirt tperoen rao
eS lple einem r%9epilen 6aloegen Butler ein
Corps BON $4,000 sur 9erfitgung geltellt roer>
ben, I'M bamit Ni6mpno gu erObern.
Sn benz observation-disclosures ipll cine 8ta
einge6ra6t meroen, baS Spefuliren in Sob
bur9 cine tii6tige 8~eiteuerung aller Our6 Gplp-
ipetulatiun 9enta6ten Gepinnlte Su perbinoern