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UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
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McCILL,
BOTENIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATslENT or DISEASES, Is
GROWING HIN WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES As II - IN
NASHVILLE, THNSESs IN.

Nhoh ' ILL., 1 G--tshEanI Nm
q
Ny books wi show thai sor The pas. ave months
ms pnsctioe has increased hundred par cent over
the last yesr. until it Is not 10 he surpassed by any
In the state Win my general prartse In tbe civ
l sreat the following
Chronic Cases
with satisfaction: Rheumatism, Ahecaoas az the
Luugs; Diseases Of the Throat, SEeiled JOINTS,
Ssf Limbs, Peurisy, Pains, Ulcers, CSncer, Gravel
p.sesses Of the Heart and LIVER, Inflammation o.
ne stomach, Neuralgia, Kings EFl or sorof1a,
Deafness, Discusses q the Eyes, Detslitsted Sys-
tens, Dyspepsia or Indigestion snd CONSERVATISM
iogetheT Wiz al Private Diseases. ana Dissa>ss 81
the Urinary 0rgS-s.
TO the Ladies'.
Al Affections OF the Won't tFested With gusscass
These Married Ladies who have been 80 uniort1-
nate % uiiscsFTy prove abortion, can - CARED
call
SterIllty.
Young Married Ladiss whose misfortune ID he's
heea Lot 20 brng f0Fth IN due season. reTnelnfsr
God has said yOa should multiply and rep.snlsh. 4
thls - your desire you can consult me either by
letter o. IN person- No lady over thirty-fFe wears
OF see need make application. AHcOnlmunicatons
b letter OF person striody confidential.
Night Emissions Cured.
Young han, stop before yol further 20. o. AT
diseases subject % Man, there is no disease 20 hard
10 cure ~ Night Emissions, and physicians are
shAl understand treating il and 70 you can
sey that have cured dozens Il tis city, ~ Wei s.
n different States, waO have spent dollar aer dol
lar, AID are nov vel cured b. me- ] Gfn daily re-
eeiNing letters and sending medicine 20 al paris Of
the country. 10 word. 81 thst are dnseasei tu
any way, npd VIII give me cali, viii give salis-
scuon FOR al OF fo diseases mentioned hi ms 49,
verasenenL The best Of Tefsrescsa gyrn IN this
city.
All letters directed 10
DIR. Mc6ILb,
unioh stree., Nashville, Iena.
5Aai VII NEST with prompt attention.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eight 70 twenty years Standing. with nance
known 10 science ami sIns.
For medical properties Of Buchus see Dispense
tory Of the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable works on The
Practice % Physic.
bee remarks made BY the lste celebrated Dr.
Physick Phllsdelp hia.
See remarks made BY Dr. Ephrum Mcdowell. .
celebrated Physician, aod member Of the Royal
College Of Surgeons, Ireland, and pubished IN the
Transactions 81 the King and Queen's Journal.
see medlco-ChiTurEcal Review, published b.
Benjamin Travers, Fellow Of the Royal College "
Surgeons.
See most Or the ate standard works on medicine.
Extract Buchu. .-.sl.0O per bottle, or az ioF 500
g Ssrssparils, 10 800
Or half dozen 81 each for Si2, which ziil BE-
sufficient 10 cure the most obstinate cases. II direc-
tons are adhered 10.
Delivered % any address, securely packed from
ob-erFa1on.
sS-Descnbe symptoms IN al communications.
Cures guaranteed. AdVce gratis.
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Sheriff. Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO NE
ID directed aud delivered from lhe Honorable
Chancery Court of Davidson county, Tennessee, at
its May ERIN 1884 will expose to pu lie sale 70 the
highest dder for cash, st the Court House ysrd IN
ths city CT Nashville, on Saturday, the 18th day
October, 1864 all the right, tile claim, interest and
tate which West d. Humphreys then had, or may
have since acquired, in and to the following pro-
perry to wit A tract of and in Davidson county
Tennessee, and on the west side OF Rains Avenue
containing acres and IA poles, and being Lot No
according to the plan Of the Ursula Rains Lands,
"a laid down on page 644 Minute Book K, OF the
Chan aery Court at Nashville and being the same
land bought by West II. Humphreys at a sale made
Of said l-nls by the Clerk and Ma. ter, on the Sd
day Of January, 1851. Also tract Of land lying in
same county and STATE, conta ing by estns ION -
acres and A. poles, and bound i as follows Begin
ming in the centre of Brown Creek Wnere susan
Qumby's north boundary line crosses tie same,
running thence west with the line OF IN land be
longing 70 0issseys heirs, % poles to the eastern
side of the centre avenue. thence south 10 west
along said avenue 81 poles, to the avenue run-
ming TO Browns Creek, thence along the north
edge OF the same south So elst 81 - poles % the
centre o. Browns Creek, thence along the centre
OF said creek to tho begnuing. Sale made by order
OF the Chancery Court at Nahyllein the case Of n0
r. t-eayes, c < N, aga nst W. II. Humphreys, J..
+. Saunders snd F. Il. tisins
JAMES NJ HINTON, Sher a.
oct}- By THO~. UURSON, -. ShK
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Three Hundred Dollars
BOUNTY.

an AUTHORIZED 10 ENLIST AND COM
/ pieie Regiment Of Cavalry for the Un.led
states service. Three Hundred Dollars Bounty
vail be paid - each recruit One Hundred Doiarz
on the day q muster ng INTO the service, she re-
Inainder 10 one and two year,.
Nov - the time fnE the Young men Of thus secfIon
81 the State 20 show their patrot and honorabig
avoid serving in the militia No expense OF palg-
viii he spared 70 make this one of he best and
most effective cavalry organizations Ia the service
Arms and equipments OF the best quzIty wl b
furnished 20 soon a. mustered IN, ami the com
msnd will he mounted a. fo0n a. the horses can te
procured
For further iofounafion apply 70 John W. Thoup.
son, shelhygile, John v. Cha hone, Msrsh.li
county, or 20 myself
ROBERT GALBRATTIf.
shoIbyville. Sept, Qsth. lsel.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE. !

URGEON-GENERAL'S OFFICE,
WAsHISGroS, d. c., June a. 1854. I
UTANTED, SURGEONS AND ASSIs1AT SUR
w GEONS FOR COLORED TROOPS.-Candi-
dates must be graduates Of some regular Medical
College, and must be examined By Board Of Med-
cal officers to be convened BY the SurgeOn-Genera.
The Board viii determine Whistler the candidate
will be appointed surgeon or Assistant Sugeon, &c
eoriing 70 merit. Applications accompnIed BY one
or more testimonials from respectable persOns,ss TO
moral character, SC, should be addressed TO
Surgeon General, u. 5. A, Washington d. O., or to
die Assistant Surge0n-Geners u. 5. A., Louisville,
ny. Boards are N session AZ b0sisn, New
York, Washington, Cincinnati, 81. LOUIS and New
Orleans.
Also, wanted, HOSPITAL STEWARDS. 0rcolor-
ed regiments. Candidates must possess a far
Engiish education. and be familiar with the
compromising and dispensing Of medicines. APP
pcaiion must Be nlade as IN the case Of Surgeons
and assistant Surgeons. Compensation from $50
70 $50 per month, with clothing. ralons, fuel
snd quarters Term Of service three year,.
JOSEPH 4. BARNES,
July S-su thSm Acting Surgeon General.
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Sherim's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF RI IA. TO Me
- directed and delivered from the Hon0rabs
Gil 4ncery Court of Davidson county, Tennessee, at
is May Term. fSG4 wild expose ID public sale 10
the highest bidder for cash. At the Court House yard
in the city OF Ma hyile, Saturday the 23th day
October 1864, all the right, title, claim interest and
estate Rhch J. II. Austin tn a had or may have
snce acquired in and 10 the following described
tract Of Land 10 wit: in the 9th Ciyr District Of
Davidson county, Tennessee, and containing bjJ
acres more or less. and bonded as follows. on the
north by the lards OF J. Guthrie, Oh the south by
the lands o. Jesse Roachs heirs on the east by The
lands Of Mrs. Wright, on the west By the lan,ls Of
j. j. Young and levied upon ~ the property # J
H. Austin To safety judgment rendered in ity0r
Of John +. Gieave-, q. a., sesinst Samuel Kim
d. o and J. Austin.
JAS. M. HINTON sher Il,
octG- BY THOS. HOBSON, j. shin.
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Wheat! Wheat! Wheat!

FINHE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE WILL BE
/ paid IN Cash for sll grades Of Wheat, II keth
SpcrTY'a, corner Of Broad and College streets ai
j. A. MoAlster a Co.'S old stand, % II TIE ksser-
NiOr Mills, ness the City Nalsr-SOfks.
hngl1-=iIn
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n e deal Department.

SURGEON W. CLENDENIN, Q. s. vols,
Assistant Medical Director Department Cum
heIlaud Office y Cherry street.
SURGEON R. FLETCHER, U. s. VOLS,
Medical Puryey0r, U. 8 A. Office North side Of
Public Square, between Market and Front.
ASS SURGEON D. BACHE, .. g. A.,
Medca Inspector Office "a Cherry-street.
SURGEON n A. JAMES, 4rH o. v. C.,
Health Officer and Post Surgeon. Office "a
Cherry-street.
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BLOOD BLOOD LOoDl
HeIinbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SarsaparilIa
SYPHILIS.

This Is an affection Of the blood, and attacks the
Sexual Organs, Innings Of the Nose. Ears, Throat,
Wludpipe, and other mucus surfaces, making IT,
appearance IN the form Of Ulcers. Hembols' Ex.
tract 5arsapRrilla purifea the Blood and removes
All scaly eruptOns u the skin, giving 10 The com
plexiOn clesr aDd healthy color. lt being prrpaf-
~ expressly for this class Of complaints its hood
purifying properties are preserved % greater ex-
tent Than any other preparation % SAr-spar.lis-
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Wanted

600 BARRELS PURE CIDER WANTED De
ZOO lyered, 81 Broadway Mills.
b. u. DICKEY, Agent
aug 4 III Broad and high Sta
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FEMALES, FEMALES, FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARREO, OK cox
TEyiPLATISG MARRIAGE.
In nsny affections peculiar to Females, the Xxx
tract Buchu il unequalled by any other remedy,
in ChlOrosis or Retention, ITregitrty Painfalne-s
or Suppression OF the CustOmafy Egscuaions, VI
ceTated or SchirTOus state Of the Uterns. Leucor-
rhea, OF Whites, Sterlty, and for dl complaints
incident 10 the sex, whether arising from iEdiscrs-
ton, Habits Of Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF I1FE.
Sec symptoms above.
No Family Should be Without Il
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HELMBoLps ROSE WASH

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of a Syphitc pa
ture, and a. an Injection u diseases Oi he urinary
organs, arising nom habits q dissip stion used 10
connection With the Extnacts 3echu and ssrsapa-
mia, ~ such diseases AZ recommended
Evidence o. the most responsible anf r6llatie
character gill accompany the medicines.
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Wanted Immediately.

A YOUNG GIRL CWHITE OR COLORED, TO
81 sttend 70 baby and DO general h1seNofk.
IN \ small hny good home - otirred % oDe
veil recommended. Apply ~ this oihea.
sepllI q
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SOLDIERS.

fcuOught not to be without such valuable ned
cine. The Cincinnati National Union. o. April 34th,
gays, that thousands Of our soldiers have been
saved by the use Of etricklsnd's Anfi-Ch0era Mix
ture- For sade by Druggists at 50 cents per bottle
natl, Ohio
Sold IA Nashville, Tenn, by FORBES & STE
PHENS, STEPHENS JANNIIY & Co, @. ". HEN
DERSH0F & Co, DEMOFILIE & CO.. and 4. W.
HASLOSk. ap 2G-tu th-wiy
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'eTgGRE rs 10 SUtE WORD As FAIL
VARIANTS
COMPOUND EXTRACT or
Oubebs and Copaiba.

I1NHIs PREPARATION IA particularly recon-.
4 .raended b the MEDICAL PROFESSION, sad
The q BIC, for the prompt Rhd certain cure OF
Dt5EAB}cS OF THE BLADDER,
KIDNEYS
URINARY ORGANS, ETC.
may be relied on ~ the best mode iUr the al
Jnlnsrahon OF these remedies in The large csas OF
diseases OF both sexes, 10 which they applicable
It iuterferes with the digestion, and by its
concentration the dose il much reduced.
n. B.-Purchssens are advised to ssi, ios
TARRAEg"9 COMPOUND EXTRACT or GU
BEES AND COPAIBA,
and take nothing else, limitations and worthless
preparations, under similar names, axe la tns
market lIica u. Cant ~ express on rscesy! Of
Prise. Manufactured ~.
TARtlAhT 4 CO..
No. 275 GFesnsriCh Street
cor II Warren, NsG York.
And Tor sSls by DTugEists generally.
DSaIk-1y
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~ o. - o. 1O.
CHAPMAN g. co.
Auction & Commission
Merchants.

NKTIIL ATTEND To THE SALES OF GOODS,
w Wares snd General Merchandise, AZ their
House. No. 10 North College Street, opposite ". ).
Cheathams.
All out door sales vii he punctually attended to.
BS-Liberd advances Inade on consignments, and
punctual returns Of sales.
CHAPMAN Il CO., Auctioneera
sep2-sm No. 10 North College, st.
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HeImbold's Extract Buchu,
FoR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excesses, Habits II Dissipston, Early
IRdlseredOn, OF Abuse,

ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING sYaPro4s
indspOsitiOn TO ExertiOn Loss Of Power,
Loss OF Memory, difficulty OF Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Diseases WakeNilne-s
Dimness OF Vision. pain ia the HACK
Universal Issstude Oftha Flushing OF the BODY
Muscular System, Eruptons o. the Fsee
Hot Hands. Pailid Coantenance,
Dryness Of the Skin.
These symptoms, Il allowed 70 20 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY, EPLEPTiC ETFs,
in one Of which the patient may expire. Who can
say thst they are not frequently followed By those
''dieadul diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering.
bat none will confess. The records OF the Insane
Asylpms and the melancholy deaths ~ cousump-
ton, bear ample witness 10 the truth Of the Rser-
ton.
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTEO WITH
ORGANIC Weakness
reduires the sid Of medicine to sfrngthen and IN
yigorste the system, which HELMBOLDS tx
TRACT BUCHU invariably does. A tnAi Nl c0n-
vince the most skeplieaL
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before me- sn Aidornaa Of
the city q Philadelphia h. z. Helmboid, Eao, -
ing duly sworn, doth cay, his preparations cOutain
no narcotic, no mercury, OF other iniuri0us drugs,
bat are purely vegetable "a. 7. HELHEOI.D.
Sworn snd subscribed before me, this ed day o.
November, 1854. VIZ. p. HlBkAED
Alderman, sth-rtreet, zhoFe Race, Pli.ls.
Address letters Cor information in confidence,
X. r. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
Depot lo4 scum Tenfh-strest,
Below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEiTS,
AND UNPRNCfPLRD DEALERs,
who endeavOr 70 dispose ''OF THEIR own" aad
''0thsr" articles on The reputation attained b.
Helmboid's Genuine Preparauous,
Extnhct Buehu,
" asIlzapaFlila
Improved kosa Wash
Sod by az Brlggsis everywhere
ASK FOH HEiAb0LigS-TfEE No OTHEG
Cat cut fhss aliserfi-afnsHf md 70 "a 30 : AND
AVOID igtosJ7 loss SAW. ExFtssBRA
ana IDLY
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DIR. STRICKLAND'S
M eIIihuouS
COUCH BALSAM

CURES COUGHS, COLDS. SORE THROAT,
~ Asthma and Consumption. il Is only neces-
ssry Tor any one troubled with these complaints TO
try one bottle Of
Stricklands Meyd.J7,,ous Cough Balsaa
convince them that it is the best Preparation eve
used. l not only cures the above affections OF the
Throat and Lungs, but it cures Night Sweats and
Splitting Of Blood, and Is an excellent gargle for
my kind OF Sore Throat Il il pleasant to take and
safe medicine for inftnts. Price 90 cents per bot
For sale by Druggists generally.
Sold IN Nashville, Tennessee, 10y Forbes 1 Ste
lhens, Janney Co, q. W. fHendsrshott Co..
J'e'noville & Co., and d. " Haslock.
6ereISlDepot, 6 East FouTth-street, cincinna
ap 81
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NON IS THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBEf
NOW IS TIKI TINE TO SUBSCRIBER
NOW Is YHE TINE 10 SUsBCRLsgi
ONLY = 20 FOR THREE MONTHS
ONLY 81 50 FOR THREE NOSTHS
ONLY ~ % FOX THREE MONTHS
ONLY g % sOR THREE HONrHsy
Which will embrace the Entire Period
Of the Impending Campaign
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Gle day Aforesaid, under The same rules
and regulations hereinbefore prescribed
ana q such suitable places as viii be
convenient to the soldiers, who are
hereby declared entitled to vote with>
out oath or registration.
In testimony whereof, /, Andrew
- johnson, Military Govern
OF OF the State of Tennes-
Is sec, do hereunto set my
hand, and have caused the
Great Seal of the State to
be affixed at this Department, on the
Both day of September, A. D., 1864
By the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Attest: EDwARD II. East,
Secretary Of State
East Tennessee Counties.
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TUT RECEIVED. AND WILL BIZ MADE Up
- to order by he best Of woTlTuen and out IN the
n.o-L Ll.LinnahLe .Lyles hY j. Q. HARVEY.
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Take no Balsan. Mercury, or unpleasant medicine,
for unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
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TT Is
ABLY CONDUCTED
BYA
Talented Corps Of EdItOrsI
AND VIII ~

A GREAT CAMPAIGN PAPER,
A GREAT CAMPAIGN PAPER,
A GREAT CAMPAIGN PAPER,
A GREAT CAMPAIGN PAPER,
FOR EIGHTEEN SIXTY-FOUR
FOR EIGHTEEN SIXTY-FOUR
FOR EIGHTEEN SIxTY-FoUR
FOR EIGHTEEN SIXTY-FOUR
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GEO. B. ABBOTT.
p College St, 81 door from seasnse Eouse.
.Fa
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0uraer aefpbbnLtheu l~Init6nnen 1T NienInnp

"uFfer gefp6bnItheu ltmitdnoen lit Nieulano
9eleslld 0srp1li4tet, cine Quittuug lit Elm Be-
IDeIcnl1tfel, tUel1eS Tur far bic 4serlcn BON JlIts
gen liL ne es erbdlt. WeEn le cine Quittunq
ordu9t, 10 bat ite aud Die erfcroerIi6e Stems
peImarte 81 hei6a1en, ebe Die Quittuuq unter=
Setd}net miro. Sic 95eriou, pel6e ba8 @e(e
erbdlt, 1T ntbt perpflidtet, cine 0uittunq I'll oee
teTl tueaH Ti6t Die onoere Nerion Die e~rforoer<
Tide StempeImarfe liefert.
Wenn Semano cine Qnittaug sibt, obne ppn
bet 3ablung leiitetpen gericn bie~S tenpelmarte
81 perlan9en, 70 bat er bieQ uittung 81 itempeIu,
ebe er lie aus ben !6dnpen. gibt. Shut er oas
rldt, 10 perfdlit er in bic pom 0eieb bel!ilnmten
Strafen, aber Der Gmpidrger Der Quituug mag
oieielbe i%tenlpeln, gleib xa6Oem CT ie erbalten
bat."
WtdtiygfGr r.-Mu8ldnz
Der iinb in Der Wieinilng, baB fe pbne 0eiteres
oaour6 ppn Der 3iebun9 fret iinb, penn iie bel
friiberen Nu8bebun9en crimtrt nrlroen. Dies
lit niht Der Sal. "a e8 prrfOmmen fam, baB
Elm 2lusIdnoer spil6en Der einen unb Der rG4ita
fp!genpen 3iebung feline Grtldrung, DAP er 8itr@
percen mill, abgiebt, 10 muien ale 9iejenigen,
tpelAe oie3 nidt getban baben, beFjeber neuen
I3iebung AUDI nieoer uin ibre Sienitbeireiung
eintommen. Mer allo SIT bieier &hfIe gebGrt,
Der m0se Die Soften oafiir iorgen, po6 iein glaz
me bon Der Site geltriden miro, nm lih lpdter
unbequem(i6feiten 81 eriporen.
Gebalte III unterpffi5iere
6 plbaten Der Ser. Gtaaten
|Irmee, ouBer ibren Nationen, wie Tie ourf
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rennef, Die Jrduen trd0ea ben G0leter, Dec
pcH 9Ir1ten ibre gauge GetaI1 perbuut, anD Die
Otanner lttsen tbeil8 0urd Die rie1ge luaite
oes Sarbuldes Die ~Nodeusegenb. Safer fcmmt
es, Dap SOnnenltid I'M Orient Ielbt BEL 38@roo
Neau11Illr lelten uno fait ausi@IieBIi6 Bet Guro.
paern pprtcrlrnt, Die eS ~peridumen, I'M ibren
gut eI'eH mad Rinten berattdnqenoen Gdleier
GIT traseu.
~ 9(tp O1rt, no perbGltnibIndbjq uebc5os
oe@tdle our0 Sonneniti@ peruyiadt neroer.
ais in gang G8ppten, lino c5 surreif Wdnrtr
Die i'm 6reten arbeiten uao oer Site tpeoen bje
Site oblesen, be pom Gornenltid betro5fen
meroen.
Dian Iaie nd ntbt peliabreu, tpenm man in
Ger Some st tbun bat, Den !6ut lange absuiebs
en-. .llater bunoert Spnuenlti1fdGen b~etreife1
sunleiIt MIR 10 Srauen, Ga %oieielben taft itet8
beoeCft 9e6en uno On Dem nett iiber ben Na@
den berabbdnSenocn 6aare .eile1 natiirli9en
S6uB baben. .,@.
Glel6jeitig pollen pir bel benz beiBen @eiter
nnIere 2eier Dor Dem GeuuB bon GiSwo6er ioars
men. 9aiietbe 1T eefdbrli6er pie Die Strablen
Der Some ocnn e5 legt ben @runo I'll BEN b65s
artigeit '0alsabe. II, 81 ben t btiheu Grtdltun.
gen 1nb tit ce lrIa6e pon bunoert Sputnlers
trantbelten.
GriHten mus man, aber ietuebr man GispoI~
JET trinft, UNI 10 mebr nil maj trinfeu. Ser
Wlagen miro crfdItet, e8 tr;tt cin perIt6rfter
S6tpeib ein, eiH taIter 2uftjug ton1mt paSu uno
Die Grfdltung lit pa. SIM @efolge Der Grtd(.
tung befinpet ii9 oerRbeumati8mus, mQnfnlal
Der Gop. Gruno senug cinen GennB ~ res
%tneioen, Der ein 10 furjer lit.
1tan tanl li4 oas piele @alertrinten nit
GINGER Gner9ie gau5 obgetp5bnen. 8er1udt eS
uno pioeritebt ben 9urlt nur cine babe StlnOe
uno Sbr peroet %inpen, oaB er aafb6rt. aon,mt
ct pieper, 10 nebmt eincn Wtuno ppQ @aiier
lno ipeit oafielbe tpieOer fort. Sci einiger gDile
l%eRstrait, lam man eS pa5u brin9en, nit circut
@laS 0aNer q Stunoen ousjutommen. g(Otaz
bene fpetn man nebenbei Glide Glas Qagerbier
pertilot.
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Scr Iortfaritt Ocs 1eIcarapbirsns,

yelerc en9liide Sourndle berihten, oaE Der
@reat Gditern fib pcrbereitet, cas nesue otton=
tiide 3ele9rapbcntabel ein5ulaoen, uno baB To-
pobt cine nele Wtaibinerie, es ;u legen, ais
cine neue Dietbpoe oeS llebertleirenS pper Der
9bionOerun9 Der Srdbte e%riuuoen wcroen' 1T.
gine 9epefde pon st. Sobns, aepfouno
lofo, meloet Die Borbereitun9en fir Die 2cgllng
eiaes Sabel8 BON YlacentiaYdp mad Sap yreZ
ton. Gin ensliides &rie9sidiIf taadt gegen-
lpdrtig Die e%rfcroer ihen Spnoirunqen. Diele
&crbereltun9en .~erinnern uns, oo6 nur iett eli
ni9e lpenise SGrltte erforoetlih linp, UNI Die
tete9rapbiiden 8erbinpuilgen I'M ben Grobaa
oOllltdnoig Su MAIDEN, oieielte NIT einen Orbit
~ %umlpannen u1o ben ge9lieperten Slt runp
um Die Gree mad benz 8tlen ir9eno Gates st
%ienosn, pelhem e5 ger III, ben feit3eieBtcnY reiS
fir 5etu 3eilen MT @]fanlen uuo NoreIie 81 sab
len. e1t2i .I' A@Aslf
8stsit3 fam Elm Gulffdnn in Neip=Oort es
IN pelnlttbsa 3ase erfabreu, an welhem lent
56Iff IN ole Sploer Safe 81 San 6rancisso
elnidHTt; beteita tele9rapbiren ~reiienee GRgtanz
oer ppn 3eruiaIem nab 2onocu flr Die 3uienz
oung ecu teHlem geinenS ia, alno Elm inpiiher
8itefonI8 ienptt lsuae 0rores ron Calcutta nad)
9ombap Bagooo, Die 0etnutb ucn 5ino6ao
Liza rem >eemaln cine MISREPRESENTATION; en
.lrlrDUayr & .uim1un beittu III Galbmere 5balpls
ourr Ben Sse1rapben; ufo IN Betin beItnpet
TO a,tee epHpd9sis gu DanteeS, pelhe. UNI
lof G~tn4nlB nltilhen. ev hlreillte 6dupts
ltaot nit Nantin9, Shanghai uno Canton card9
; ben Sele9rapb su perbinben.
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N0tuna!
N6tuna! Mdtun0!
George Ss. @ilte,
tSde QnpnEorh mn MIk,rnorfs CTR
!

observation-disclosures Subfitutensagen
sat ieSt 60 SubRttats NIT @arantie has tiskits 3i5tbarser
fne. Sn befr Office ntrb e. Bltfd, beutfh unb franSSfiG
sefprrber. AasHotme gaYtere werseH rsAtte ~oIseetsrt ct
9tatb crtaeilt Chne NergItIns. tJrsl
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Die Snbidaar +,

i'm nopopenIiten Gaaf0s. Die SSnbiaaer be-
eingen unb be9ebeH bort ~oieieIben boarffrdu.
6tnosu GrdueI, pie DOE spei Sabrer Bel Stem
lIm.
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6 elegrapDtfct5e 0ooeDrteDeesa.
Glue ocue @benanbpob.Gbol
8ettGte! faE cen 8aliimors De6e

Mem BORT II. 4u9uit. 2aut ga4ri6ten
pen Sberioan befnoet lid Garlp in StraSburg,
bat cine fete SteQuug inne uuO lit gut segen
etpai9e Slantrrnn9en geoedt. Sen. Sheridan
1T in unnlitteIbarer Ndbe uno ieOen Nu9eubliG
lam Die 0adrjdt elmer blutigen Shlaht elne
Iaufgn, l1s n[wnaa4a