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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1864-06-02

pie. I not only intended to show that he
had the full right he claimed, but I deter
mined by going hairs length ahead of
him to test before the country the full
strength of the great privilege you have as
sailed. l am thus far satisfied with the re-
suit. Still, talking of treason, sir, the only
language that indicated desire to perpe-
trate treason fell from the member from
Ohio Mr. Schenck himself, when he de-
clared that If he had the power he would
send bis colleague Mr. Long] across the
lines and what would he expect of him in
the lines of the enemy except to give them
aid and comfort? All, sir. perhaps by
shouldering musket and meeting the chiv-
alrous gentleman from Ohio Mr. -Schenck
in battle. and by one disastrous shot posi-
bly, depriving the country of his valuable
services l say such acts are treason, whe-
ther done by the President Of the United
States or any of his sabordinates. Instead
Of putting traitor in Jail to suffer the con-
sequences of his act, you send him where
his sympathies are. and voluntarily give
the enemies of your country additional force
for destroying your soldiers in the field. If
you or had done such acts and they were
known to the late commander Of the Middle
Department. we should have had the bene-
6t Of room in Fort McHenry and SEN
tence Of a drum head court-martial. And
are not these men to be held responsible for
this crime. for which they would SO readily
punish their equals? +.
Sir, l wish to sift this thing called trea-
son, these slang phrases. loyalty and disloy-
atty. The latter word, if it means anything,
can only embrace the crime of treason, and
the former can only mean conformity to
legal and constitutional obligations, unless,
indeed, may be added, as some construe it,
the obligation to steal negro. Sir. I con-
tend all are loyal who are not traitors, ac-
cording to the definition of that crime con-
tanned in the Constitution. The lines and
boundaries of treason are and were intended
to be well marked. He that steps within
them is criminal, but outside of those
lines and on their very verge the American
citizen looking over the vast field of his
rights can defiantly exclaim:
e1 am monarch Of all survey
Mr.. Speaker, the great event of a presi-
Dental election is advancing upon US. The
designs and schemes which have endea-
vored to expose may be again resorted to in
order to defeat the choice of the people and
force upon them a reign of terror for four
years longer. l tell you, sir. it is the right
Of the people to carry arms, and it may be
their duty to use them in order to preserve
their liberties. If they could hear and
heed my voice everywhere. from the snow
clad mountains Of New Hampshire to the
waters Of the Potomac. from the Atlantic
to the Pacific coasts. they will "arise.
awake before they are forever fallen" Let
those heed my voice. too. who as in the
past shall dare by threatened violence to
interfere with that great fundamental right
~ leple, the very basis and foauda-
(other rights which they hold as
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1864-06-02

EE From the New Orleans correspond
ence of the New.York Herald we have some
interesting particulars Of the capture Of the
two Federal gunboats, Granite City and
Wave, at Sabine Pass. According to this
statement, which purports to come from a
naval officer, the gunboats in question were
sent to Sabine Pass for the purpose of cap
turing FIVE schooners loaded with cotton
Instead of surprising the schooners, the gun
boats were themselves surprised near Mud
Bayou, and after brief but sharp action
were forced to surrender to the enemy
The steamtug Ella Morse came very near
being taken also, but escaped. A boat sent
up the river. subsequently,, to communicate
with the captured vessels-probably on a
cutting-out expedition-was not SO fortu-
nate, the officer in charge of the boat being
killed, and all the crew taken prisoners.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1864-06-02

The STATE DRAFT.-In pursuance Of Or
ders from the Governor, Aljutant General
Berry will proceed to enforce the draft in
the city of Baltimore, for the quota under
the recent call of the Governor for one hun
dred days men. on Monday next. Up to
that day volunteers will be accepted and
credited to their respective places of resi- :
dence. The draft for the proportion due
from the different counties of the State will
be made as soon after the 9th of June as it
is possible to prepare for it. The enroll
ment of the militia made in 1862. by the
officers appointed by the Governor, is to be
used, and the only cause for exemption al
lowed will be actual physical disability for
the service required. A Board, composed
of three Staff Officers Of the militia of the
State, will hear and determine applications
for exemption every day for one week i'm
mediately succeeding the day of the draft at
the Headquarters of the Adjutant General.
Five days will be required to report for
duty at Camp Bradford, either in person or
by an accepted substitute.
DECEASED Col. Benedict I. Heard, of
St. Mary's county, died on the 18th ult.:,
aged "A years. The deceased was many
years ago a leading Wing politician, and
was frequently member Of the State, Leg
islature. In 1914 he participated in the
bate of North Point.
Samuel s. Mafit, Esq, late Comptroller
Of the Treasury Of Maryland, died at his
residence in Elkton, on the Oath nlt.,
after protracted illness, in the 10th year
of his age. :
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Ia -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1864-06-02

Acquia Greek was finally evacuated
by the Federal forces last Friday night
All the buildings were destroyed to prevent
their being used as shelter places by the
guerillas.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1864-06-02


Late Richmond papers, after detail
ing Gen. Grants flank movement which
caused Gen. Lee to fall back from Spott-
sylvania, argue that Grant, and not Lee.
wac defeated. They contend that Grant
finding Lee impregnable at Spottsylvania,
was forced to give it up and to seek a new
road to Richmond, and that Lee, divining
the strategy of his adversary, had moved
from q position where the latter was foiled
and which he had been forced to abandon,
to place himself full before him across the
new road on which he had determined to
travel. They maintain that Lees new po-
sition, Con the Little river, between the two
Annas) is much stronger than the one he
Abandoned at Spottsylvania, and they make
light of the closer approach to Richmond
which Gen. Grant had secured by these OPP
erations.. They allude to other roads Chose
since taken by Grant. which would have
brought him to within eleven miles of Rich
mond. and he would have been allowed to
travel without opposition from Lee. But
the route by way Of Spottsylvania was es-
sential to Lees plans, and therefore resist
ance was successfully opposed to our ad-
vance in that direction. Finally. the Rich
mond papers felicitate themselves that Lee
is now in better situation to oppose Grant
than he has hitherto at any time during the
campaign that his supplies are more Access
sible; and that the general situation is
much improved since the day when Grant
crossed the Rapidan and Butler landed at
Bermuda Hundred" That, they admit,
:'was . critical moment" but the delay that
Lee interposed has enabled the Confederate
authorities to, concentrate their forces; and
they now express confidence that the mill
sary situation has improved and promises TO
be auspicious to them. while at the same
time confessing "that the chance of battle
may yet some day fall against us"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1864-06-02

EH Messrs. Pet and Kelley, who were
arrested in Baltimore, last week, and sent
to Fort McHenry, have been permitted upon
conditions that bond be given to sell no
goods Objectionable to the military authori-
ties, to reopen their store. 1t is stated that
there was no intention to suppress the issue,
Of the Catholic Mirror, newspaper, of which
these gentlemen were the publishers, al
though last weeks number was virtually
suppressed by the closing of the printing
Office attached to the house In the mean
time, the two gentlemen remain in prison.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1864-06-02

-a4s4salaasz nh sn 1 sasi that aigH dis
although blood may aow in streams from
their veins, but they will find that blood
flows in other veins besides theirs-that
their tyrants have some of that precious
fluid. If interference shall be persisted in
with the free expression of the peoples
choice at the ballot box, that priceless right
guaranteed to us by our beloved ancestors,
1 hope that blood will flow, and that traitors
and tyrants will be trampled in the dust
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-08-06

3ablm0ltr fir Minntl0ta einsemultrt petpsn.
&siruten fir ale anp.rn OroaaiiatiOntn .psresn
anf Btfsbl Der Msenten unt fur lie enroQirtmeen
Sifsitre entpeesr an Capt. Sse. Yrcsue. Mar.
idaQ au &e&eNsr, eter Capt. 3sitb. vrpseb.
Nsarl@aa iu St. vaul rapportiren. son tenen lie
in rem DENT einjumuRern Inb. @an pirs
l@ ;%,innern. RAP bas 1Opn. BEN ber &elrut Gre
eitirt Al pereen piini&t. in ten Gnlilment- pa
pierem eenannt Werten isutt. unb tisfe Ncte tuirt
III bic RaReranesliRen unp f@lis6li& in bic 2i1e
be- 0utbabens fir tsn DRIFT ibertraasn ,persen.
Wsnn bic Gntfernuns a~ii&en hem &ente, scss
ess &strutir- M8tnten unb esmieuietn tes pom
@caps:nsnr srnannten &etrutir. . fF3iers nidt
~ Srr6 ii, tap Grtra. untpfen fir Grauspu,ti.
runs ter &seieruns srwa9lsn, 10 icute Der Mseut
ale Nstsutsn, bic er fir has neus Heeimsut aut.
sstn4t, I'D bel benz senonn!en N.tutirunes.
Stfiier rappOrtirn la6en, uno Jpn bic Gnlin.
msntspapisre fir jelen &etruten i9iden, uue ,u
elsi&sr 3sit Bsri6te barber, taB sies sslarbeu,
an Gopt. &rNeL Munerunas- Off,i.r u. i3abl
msiifsr i4idsn. tamit tieler i'm Stanse it, biz
Der &reb'se su pessIei&en. wsnn ii.
Gnlilfmtntrapiere in feiner Offee antpmmsn.
SobnI MperiII,.
OteyR- Qieutnant ". Supsrinttntsu
bes gcl.- 9tefr. -DierRes.
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3rises-D tment
General : Yrrsob : Msritaus Sifes.
@aitinstcu, 26. Stunt 1864
I'm COL s. s. Iuriu, q. q. Y..M. y.
SD wiinids, ea6 Sir ais mr. mIsli6e Nuf.
rhert(amfeit auf Circular Is sun rielsr SiFse,
&sprdisntatiY- Getruten bstrsHenb l,nfen.
Diee &efruieu merren nati,lid nj. bic Mn.
bern auf bic Suotas tir ben Traft gut CEDRIC
ben.
(0eseidue) Sames 9. Jrp,
General Yresp6 Mari9aa.
Jolssntes 1T las Circular Is, son msl9sm in
ber ptiesn Depelde bic 9iete it.
Rriess-D eparttmen
General >purpcD : Marldals : Office.
Malbiuetuu .. G., 26. SUM- 1864.
Verlonen, bic untauglih limb gum Grie9eoisnl
uno rem rDraii" ni4t A%nterwcrfen iub reesn
3u bcben Nl,e,s, ODE, Gus ante1n @rIupen. baz
ben ben MuniG ausasiYreden, peri6ntid in bsr
Mrmee repralentirtss isin. NuDsr benz eiiteusru,
bic tie inG,etalt ppn9 puntiea ee,naht babsn brao.
li6tiaen IT., auf ibre0 Soften @etruten ausuita6sn,
unb le gum @nlitment 81 praentircu, tic Tic i'm
Gienf praieutiren 1casu. Gin ir!dsr tbatiser
Yatrictiamus 1T Der teipnseruG mpfebluns nertb.
YrrpoGmaIlhale unb antere gsamten, .mt!9s
unter hieism Bureau f%unsirsn, Int onsswisisn,
ubue Gsrsue, an%uebmtorsn Nsprdlsnta!io : &e-
truten, melde l9 in @smdBbeit NIT esm bier
purselesten Ylan praleutireu, jebeu m5sliden
Gorldub 81 leiRsn, UNI ie s,a;ureiben. Ter
Name Der Yerlon, bic Der Netrut reprai.n.irt,
>uirb auf Der GnliRment uno rDe,erips;p"- @ sus
Der &struten perseidnet unb mirt sun tislsr Sits
in tisjenieen Yapiere iittrtraeen mertsn, bic ieir
ne n,ilitariide @ei8idte tilten. Yo1ene einse~
riatee Bcldeini9unssn iter eieie periUnlids
Experimentation perben rpn bieler Sffee aue per.
1anbt, nm ie BON benz propobmorlaaQ ausfiQsn,
unb ie ben Verlonen austelsu al laltn, bic ei,
men &epraientatip- Stefruten esiteut baten.
Sames 9. Ury,
3l1-15 General . grcpc6 MarldaQ.
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0rcBrr
6fc e q > G u f.
g. 9. 6aywopo,
brNte Strabe. 81. pau(

Die Auimerfiamfeit tss Tublifums ptro an,
sheinfn 9rcbsn Ycrratb ppn alien Scrfsu 8, len
pom Zen ltttft unb btiten YsrtsTrunaen biuas.
lent; sbsn'o auT meiner 0orrats ron yIed,.
roaarfn, pun1psn, DleirGbren u. cine ercee Mus.
wabl bon fur Die 6ausbaltuns nDibisen Geeen.
itanbtn. tpette i& prr rem e%esennGnieen encr.
men St:ian einetfauft babe, uni bic ID, neer;-
ger mie irasno Gin 6ans In Ninneipta pcrfmufsn
utrbs. Mrine Osfsn lne mad ben lfytsn unit
ostte1srtfen Mopeaen arg sferist unb rire ga
r!anf,rt, baB fe Den adufer peafommen auirieper
ite4tn werosu. @enn niGt. fam her Sten re
t0urtrt uns eas @elb auridtrbaltsn wsrten. SD
sertaufe meinsn Vcrratb au nieorissren9iatsn als
ne atasnpartis in biei Warft gtfauf. urrpen
fGnnen.
~ Slel1er .3stt naSdten mir unlere eeutiten
Huneen baroMr auimertiam maiden, bag mir
Germ M
o6S otutlde Department iibsrtraaen beben, tpe(,
@er lld elm 0ersnieen taraus m. den piro, isi-
ne eeutidsn yanosIeute bSfib, gut uni. tinis gu
b%ebieneu.
j., Ssprede ror in benz er1en glcd unterbalb rrr
gegeniber Niecls. Dean u. Cos. Gijen-
'aeen uno prufe fir bid lelbt.
81. g. 6ornppb, q
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battle i1 Is fir an0smsGen Sbre Aufmnt,amte;t
auf bic fpleenbt Ibatia9tn unb @sseln sur Car.
na&adtuns 3a lsntsn.
1. Seetr Dienapai&.ise ieI I'D sspdrtissn.
an irsenb einen wlabe e%urplirt unb st3esen sa
perben. @o INNER feine siSentlide WOtnune
gar 3eit tss enrolment III. ba BARI tr erwartea,
sebr6ftet au werben. SrQtc er lpGter feline @pb-
nuns psranbsrm unb winltsn, tamit isine Ser
p1idtun8 gum Dtsnf au Snbern, 10 mub CT i1
obne @ersus bel benz nBoa,b Of Enrichment" bes
DiNrittes rappur,ren, III welhen er ssaosen if,
uab Scn w.ldsm IT ubneGadbalt heanlpru4t. Gin
GirWVeNsr 81 lsiu. unb mug tem 8oarb senii.
9eneen Muswsis tariitsr 9urlsg,n, ea6 er lr11e
Seraneerune ubne itblimme Metsnabldt yprse-
nrmmen. Das Nparb wirb alsbann jeinen 9ia.
men III bic Qite tes 8enannten I~ilirifts eintra.
gen, ibm cine Seldeinieuna barber ausEetlen
unt BEN betrsFeusen anberu Yearb ansemeH:ne
Noti5 oapsn 5ufommen laien.
2. Gs lrQte Yplltpmmen tebsrsiat werten.
bae> nenm Elm Maun feline @cbnuns med,elt.
unb psridumt, l& mis- uben p%orse1drisben, gu
rappcrtiren, I'M I'D in eceientter Weile III bic 81.
lts eintrasen 3u lalen, CT lh serartieeM muB.
n in tem Xuun reer unterril1rif ssrr1ftet iii
reseen, no CT 3uerlt ensUairt 1T. Die(es &sds
her gerdneeruns eeS GnreQmeut unb bcr Drdft-
perbinpliatsit fneet in jeeem Safe wirfli-
d IT MISUNDERSTANDING. iow0bl pom cinsm
antern Staate in bielen. ME pom cinem 1p,pn
in, Staate in Gin onberss Mnmentung.
3. Gs mub teber;iet ,rereen. rab e%erjeniee, Der
loL&e Stranoerun9 cesGnrpllment perlanet. es an
bonn erlten Sage tbun mu6, IN psldem es ibm
mDsli9 1T. @enn es aufselduben ,pirb. lis fas
Scorb bic ~nStbieen rDrofe'. Auctas ssn,a6.. u.
einteridtst bal, 70 tann tsin @siub msbr nnse-
1emn'sn Weresn, neil Sfeer. t.r isiner Gieuii-
raidt gu entiGlipfsn piaidt. nad Dem CT eebSrt,
MAS bic ~einSelnen &opns NOD on ridnaneieen
Mannidaften 3u liefern ober an lleterlduB gut
bab' II ...isine sDcbnuns na9 irsene einem Gut
e~iltstt perlesen tSnnte, eer einen 10 larfeu Mstr-
tetras an Maunl9aften ibsr iriib re Mufsstpte
ss1eat bat. baB CT lrsi srm .Jrdfi" il, une 70
DienapFi9t aus psm @ese su ssben I'M
Gtante ndre.
SD Tin, Captain, bUtadtanssppa Sbr ssber-
lamer Disner
SIS. M%periIl,
Qieutn. Col. une M.M Y.-M..@.
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8ricffaiten. - 81. Sdw. in gs. -Nme-
RIGA. SIR @spidt in esr nd61en Nummsr.
81. Gbas. g., S%tillmater. Grsoi.
tirt. Bel1cn Danf. ". #... H
60. g, 10. 8est. Minm. Snf. Grbal-
ten une bslorst. Gle.- g.
" nj. g., gannpnGity. Danten fir
Sbrtn 6lsib brassr Sreunb, bpNen Sic bale per-
iDnIi6 3u ieben.
81. s. .. s., Mantato. Brief erbal-
ten. gielsn 9ant. Suformirsn Sit uns ferner.
Sb. g. 60. q, 2. Minn. Correspondent,
in her natfsn Drummer. gu lpat srbalten fit
bic sessntpartise. an .e F .a
5r. Scbn 5altmepcr, Sptob. 0i.
nebmsn Sbren Suri9las nit Dant an.
= 95r. q. SUrnemounD ayton,S bir.
Museise enlightenment. Gle msreen lit eislsn
@rt:tel bier sutes @eitdft MAIDEN.
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@i@tia fur enronirte MANNER in
Minncicta.
Office hes fuusireneeh MlNient }
eee General VrccrB Mar,4atis,

Office hes fuueireneeh MiNnent }
tee General : VrrppB . Mar,haQs, :
ct. Yaul, Minu.. ). Mug. 1864
Siirser Weller Iumns tstlasen lnd itt, ibrs
GnrcQirung resen Yeitsbaltuns son Namem aui
ben eifen. tpelde. mie lie tsbaupte,, baron b6t-
ten se1rieen ,ps,oen ipQen.
Is it ten8ir9ern in auen l1ntertiiritten bin.
rei4snse Na@ridt tariiter ,usstcmmer. baB je-
BEN %in3slnen pcn ibnen tie Vfidt otliest, tei
sieitr .&epiIunsarbrit mitSubslfsn, unb ss 1iue
Gnrellirpf7jiere ernanu4 %tsrreen, bisie VTi9t i'm
GinssInsn gu noajieben, u. ieper enrcQirte Mann
bate bic @ertineIiafsit esssn ia unb itinen
Nadtar, nit BEN GnrcllirOffsier ieines @ubsi1-
rittS. @lidiprsde gu nebmen, une temlslten jere
sur @errpal antisuns Der GureQirunssliRen )ei.
nss Iown wunidenswsrtle Musfunit ~ er-
tbsilen.
Gas it in sielen GaQen bis gang tarsli9'
untertliebsn.
Die GnruQnent-2 { fsn ilne na9 @albine.
ton atssi&idt p0rcen. u. ss il rem bielsr Of-
flee 8efsbl srsansen, bic auotas ipfprt rad
ben GnrUamsntsliFea, pie ~eisielbsn jtbt ittbtu
su Frirsn.
I'm inte6sn sesen aue tiQis unb sereht
in isin, babe i'd mir ppn @sneralp,cpp6ma mar,
l&au Jry in @albinstcn Sna,uttioneu srtstsn,
in SstreH Der Nnsemeleubeit elmer reiternGer.
faugeruns Ter 3st CUR GesiNrn Der Gnrcli>
sunSslifen unb bate Gplmadt nbalten. tiss
3u tbun. fufern baeurb tsine Yebinperuns pes
Drdft erfolse, tpelder pplitis auf bsr S. sep.
tente. anteraumt ii. .
Gs 1T hun oTentar Bon Ser 1S@Rtn @i&sie-
felt, {efort ~ bantslr. Gisienissn, melae ID
bsi intsreiirt tint, baten id NIT ben GnrvQir-
S1fsisrsn ju belpre9en, unb no Srrtbiimer I'll.
ltirsn, icllten bieielten, icneit tnunlid pom bic
ZEN Gn,cDiruff3ieren p~erbelert rerten, uno ale
nabin 8ebSriee Gbatiaden Rem Gnrclmentbparo
;brer Diiritte einteridtet terten, I'm rsmlel-
ben tebulfli@ 81 fem, bic nStbisen Gsrte1e.
1unsen sor;unebmen. s. mu6 tabei inn Mu>
&c tebalten tprro,n, taB tie Gnrcllir. SifSiere
feline sntl&sieente @uQma&t baten, une teiuen
Mamen ron ben 2iiten itreiden tSuuen, ~lontern
bic Gbotla hen bitlem @oaro einber;dten mill
len. tomit taaIelte tariser entl4tibe. Sm man~
den T1Qeu lam bas Bcort, 9eltIst auf bic
,etsn ben Namen eemadtsn B%smerluasen, lrl.
DE Mamsn ncn res Site itrei&en, olein bieles
earf nur tann eel9tbtu, tenn iolde gemer>
tunsen Sbatia&sn entbaltsn> ni&t Mn'&ten bee
GnrpQirbeamten. Sn 6alen Der lebter Dirt
mug bic grricn srr hem Bcarb erlteiuen unb
i9 p,afen in6sn. Hl...-
3u benz bier anstsebenen 3uede babe id att
e%errtnet. ta6 bic GsRleBnne Der Aurtas aosr
@utbilrtete int Staate bis gum IS. b. Mte.
aufseidoben, pertt, an ms!&em Sage bic &C.
nanntsn 2uotas eenta&t perb,n miien unt
iobale als naSsli@ earna& o~nseseiet tpertsn fol-
len.
Scbn Z. Mperiu,
DterR' 2ieutnant u. funsirenber A'Tfent
bes @en..Yrcr. -Mari1aQs
BON Minnelota.
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@pttesbicnif Ser beutiben &C.
mein6en.

Deuti9e fatbpl. 3ir9t, 9. @taBe,
pfif!i6 BON ct. petfr. &ep. slemens 9tant.
Rcp. Gberba,b Gabr. gormittass 7 II, 10 l1br.
Na9mittaes 3 ubr. a. ii
8ild6fli6e Metbpti1en -2irtc,
Gde an Nolabel unb Srcaeway. &ep. s. SO.
Iraeer Yafcr. Gcrm. 10y llbr. Mtents Z
11br. Sottalb. Stuls Q l,tr Nadm. Yrcria.
ten Mittped Mbsns. Vebeus lammluns, Trei.
tag Mtenb 7 llbr. ait
. " etb obiNtntir9e, Gde an Wleaiau,
pnb pine. &es. Wm. 5@ueQ, pa0pr.
GpaH9elt1@ .lutber.8ir9e, Gde an
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Snitrnftipncn fir Mcfrutir=
A9enten umb &etrutc1l.

@sIrut'r'@ senttn, %unldnst in allen sroeen
a0wns ernannt, babtn Gelmabt. Resraten fir
''rssne s'ne 1est esbilbete uut suMinne{sla aebS.
t'se Organization su e%nlifsn. ole nersea aud
ben NeIruten %sstattsn, fd has neue Reaiment.
melusa esr 0su5ernsur hss @taates aufbietet,
ale iere Organization su pablen, um in s.mf.l.
ben ~ oisusn, tp.l&e 0rlautni6 70 Iana,e aeasten
psres" tann' bis Sas &esimsnt sefaat il.
Nst1utea, pslde fur bus neue Resiment enroll
lirt flnt, uerben bel ben, RON tent @oupe ueur BE-.
ftin1n'teH Neahe3uous rapporti.en. bort son einsm
9ean'tsn tar sisitn !3ped unteriu&t uub BON
sast. ~. ct, &'0ta, @pRe.uuss-D fF1isr y.
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@er'b Tarmz. uno @ar1enlanr fir ne
MIA, ala ~ G:IcA. ~. 0O>

Ner'D Eart1z. uno Vartenlanc tur De<
niger ols bic 6dlfte hes @rtbes.
gin batl4er 2anosW obnfB. entba'tenb 50
NdsrS nh ror3iisli& aneetapt, gut bewa1ert nit
sutem eanebauie uno Nebensetduoen. innsrbalb
trsi Msilen pom Der Stapt icl aeaen cine e%erinsere
sun.me pom @rssntdds umeeleBt perpen, ale
bic @sbdubs fpiten.
Gssaltihen cine aro6e Menoe Qant. gut aseis-
net gum Sarm- unb 6artenbau une in Ter
Nabe Der Start wirb fir wenieer ale
bic 5dlfte feines@ ertb 8 perfauft
mefben.
Ierner 9taet Gotten in ct. Yaul BON
$50 bis $500 jste; bic cine 5dlfte taar unb
BE Mnetre, wenn's serlanst uirp, auf iansen
Orbit.
Der 8eGttitet in pc0fcmnen. II. @resn.
lads pcrcen pari mic 6plb.
Hsssleiden rim 4>ianc H.. elm Wfelooicu.
Man wenee ft an ten Ne,nten {. ". Dup.
Sc in Der Sffcc pom {. 1av,cn an Z. Stra6e
untssbalb rem INTERNATIONAL : 5rtel, petr an
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aamen, Eurnip6iaameu,
Trifher 1urn,psfaamen.

OCt'Uer 2urntp6ldQnteu>
Medfen fri den 1urnipaiaan, IN, feline, aro6e,
1unee. msibe. rctbtS, fise. be teft Sorte in Sui.
tur. tsi uase. IF, ND unp 100 Yfb. au biQisen
Yrsiien. fir eeHenI sdtbeit i9 sarantire. S&rift-
lids auftrase weresn prompt t~eiorSt. Som IS.
Sert. b. S. al. bin ib i'm Beiib eines reidbalti.
gen g crtimsnts f9Su sefauter u. sinfa9er 5ya-
3cntten. Sulpen uue sieler amceren Sorten
vi umen5piebeln brett BON 5UQano
importirt. Sir 3ertdIieferuna rHetire i'd bic
na9fcIaenten gNein- Ses!;aee, iebr idGn bewur<
sett. ale 2Sabr ait.
NcNcns. girainia. Seeolins. bic bette fir@ elm
maiden uno fir falte @eaeuren, Delauare. Gia>
ma, &stsesa, 1artfert prolific. lnion-@ ilase,
@oneero. Siateaa. Gatamta. ale @orten beim
Cussne 100 deer 1000 3u tiaisen prtiisn. &C.
nrudte YErtis. @ourante liter Blumen3piebsln u.
-Wsin Nttsn ltsteu gu Di:nRen. Sir ginlen-
burg BON 3psi 2 &ts.' SIamps ,pe,tsn ale Mn>
Ira0sn prompt uue idnel teant.prrtet.
q. 8onemann,
9ayt,a.M cut1omerY-Q &c.,
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Den, ZAP all uns nod tieftm Sage 8clon:dre.
tusl@e in ben Drsiiatrs. Orsani(a,ienen bienen
une AM Sage sts @eenlifmsnts meniatr ols 60
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ecmpanien, au ttensn ie sebDren, fir, Gins, ;pei
oesr tr'i Sabr, mic ie ibre @atl tre6en ,poQen.
acdn,als sintreten mSsen. :,
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Neenl'ltments an. Die Gin, :3wei- oee, Drei.
buneerteoaarsbrunty uirb besablt, mic bel alien
aneern Gnlifments unb Der tpiebsr in ben Dient
sttretene Nann tann ben @uttinriet auspdblen,
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N.&eI. Sup. bes Bel. Retr. DisnNes
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