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CHICAGO, MERc1IANTs.-A, Chicago firm
has lately taken out license for tho sale Of six
million dollars worth Of goods the ensuing year.
Thia is only surpassed by two firms IN the United
6iatcs, and speaks well for the business men of
cur city. Several Of them have taken ont licences
for tho sale Of between two and three millions
worth.
, 1864-03-11

CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE ERA11noAp.-Th
company Of this railroad have added another train
10 their schedule, which attention requires a
change in tho running time. Tho new table, which
went INTO effect yesterday morning, is as follows:
Trains Leave. Arrive.
Express. Experimentation. $50 a, m. $40 p. III.
st. Paul Exprcsa.. 100 p. m. j. .e5 a. N.
Waukcgan Accommodation, $50 p. NJ. $50 a, m.
RECEIVED MARCHING ORDERs-The 30th
Veterans gates Phalanx}, now quartered ct Camp
Fly, havo received orders to- leavo Chicago for
South CaroI!na, ria Washington, on the 14th inst.
, 1864-03-11
M REI E d.

REIED.
In thus city, Thursday evening" 1arch 1eh 1851, at
The fcedcnce Of the brides father Mr Jle8 SlncntE
b. the Ker. n. IT. I:yder. Miss AMY g.. SINCLAIR
and WASHiEGTOE VA, HORN, LIST LeEt, Co. A, 1Ah
Illinois Infantry.
u Philadelphia papers please COPY.
, 1864-03-11

"NEcEss1Tr II TIE MOTHER OF IsvES-
T!os."-A boy often years Of age, residing with
Ills parents on ualstead street, bclng on Weanes-
day left BY his mother to "kcep the baby quict,"
and finding that he could not pacfy 1t, deliberately
placed pillow over the ch{ld's face and sat down
upon 1t. Fortunately the mother returned in time
to save her infants life.
, 1864-03-11

yielding hearty support to the Government In its
efc1ts 10 crush ont this rebellion and goes In fot
all The modern improvements 10: ending the var.
nsecrs inclusive. We are glad to hear this Of Mr.
Gleason. From bis foeracr party affiliations. We
expected something different. Our platform Ia
broad, and re can fraternize with any nan, what
ever bis former political status, who yields hearty
support 10 the Government in this crisis.
II there arc any other gentlemen whom We have
wrongly classified, and who desire to be plaocd on
the right platform, room can be made for taeu. Tho
doo1 Ia uucn.
, 1864-03-11

PERsoNA1--scnafor.. Lyman Trumbun is
IN this city and will leave for Washington to-day.
The Senator, 1t Will be remembered, was called to
his home at Springfield some time ago by the death
Of his son.
, 1864-03-11

FOR SALE-Iots. Good Build
4 ing and Residence Lots. pleasantly located in
bard and Noble streets. at ffom S96 10 $3.50, On
Bp1nhs;m hazttnh office. G5 East Randolph street.
, 1864-03-11

EUR 6AIE-Ur Exchange tor City
Il Property, difference, my, paid n cash-8a ncres
Of good Fruit Lands " mile from st. Joseph, tflc..
meet convenient to Steamboat Landing, and being on
Lake and River the trees destroyed BY frost.
Inquire OF SINCLAIR & TOMrKINS, Room No. :,
NH
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FOR SALE-l25 Lots, constituting
4 fronting West Indiana, Ashley and foarth:sss.
Terms LIBERAL. Apply to OGDEN. FLEEIHO0D d
, 1864-03-11

would also urse i upon the people Of nlinois
tetake immediate steps iog educating the orphan.
o. the deeeasea sodsI s1d the, 1he eatasen 81 Ihost
Who hafG been wounded IN hattie. tCheersJ n tht
soldier dies II INC service q al= country Or is IN
eapacated 6y wounds to provide ios she support 2!
education q hls chldfen-taey SHOULD be made ths
children Of the state The State should ESTABLISH
manual labor schools or provide TOR the EDUCATION
in onr existing SCHOOLS o1 tae edrcn o. inc hcro't
deaa saT 9 eno
the plan q our Snte Soldna3 4Msels'ty. or ~
other when W9nlo oe !faeteai. LEI the pf9x!elt
oe ample eDousa 70 fn te efe1s eIa II nua; r
4 1nalaspn VI fssnn rydSe Molre III
tansn,e n sna ~ T,rSnond. thc sei"e and destrnc &c
t;d, tnp,afe oT chsr1estnn' nr fba' i"., orsnd
tbent ,Gm atr1'sr1c i,etxveer frcedom md s,srerv
hnnlnnsc'1 i TMe would most honor lie he dead III
- p,nvtgc for tnte earc oT and enc,te fhe iirino
~ III t''cIe hc rntficIent tox which vii be canal
rrd rrarh 1he nro1,ertT Of The Copperhead AZ wal
~ nr 1he T6GrnI and pstriotic & nion man. ohit
a h. u l,elcYc imposed tx Of two nils for ibs
III w stnan .h,1l he,t her e;ihcr IN tba rsinr n
~ ,ocna ~ n thc renc1ositr az hrr nronie fpyn
a,.a9 1T Lyle oEnsinnaa - " 'Ae1
Hsa. siEsrs +a,ib,a-to fao1 tha t;ae n, ,,fk
aIh;.,. M 1en,n no hasrt r. gnn,. nnnn the sn1
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IEIAntfn.::

W7ANTED-A Physician wishing
w a1ocation IA p-.ctice esn hear 0. desirable
enc in southern Iowa. W addlrsstns " " 4 1."P;o.
ttnY Chic1~o. EQAlsA.esflt
, 1864-03-11

TOR SALE-Houses, Lots and
- Land: One horse and lot west OF Union Park; l
Peoria and Green kts; 2 building lots In block = also,
II h1Ck stotes on Lake street; ntso, vesory marble
front brick stores 1akest; lpae md lot Taylor
street farm Of lEo acres, al under fence, 40 IN i'm
ea s ae1es ii On sa Sae aS
gnty ccIe blqsss yc miles Eest q the soil %
d:nsor country lcsilenecs; Euztery Of Ornamental
eae tres for eals2o q sampo sn be secn li tSq
1GAKando'uh st.. Koom No. Q. sd stosy.) mhlla71t
, 1864-11-01

I WABUIE0T0w M0n1nV 0,tcho, o. n
mesn; 1s.1e. he5Port aT1sed here early thi
iect Gs,,o1 91avlrg On board Ms5or Gen. Hal
ana psuis. GriH1 ol sta1, ano Gene5ais bArnar'
- ~ 49, - ts .tNAnss aIo CoL Cutt8, Who have oeel
! Tte ~ HEaLI f,o!,.,
| canne,,9taal e ganle! neosIer reports that loue
| M Genan.g s,d nas nerd Yesterday morning
-, h,oraht ouuSt !Lvus~ tat Wob
G 1ses nntousot up 1ofly rebsl otacRrs from
~ ~ tWtonI, tt, VINO were oeu7efeo 10 the Pro
'uTt ~ MateuM,
1Pesi 70 En Ine tSsns1e a. says fears are
6en n ~ 'nat iata ~ anssaawea. "ao Was wonn'
SII, .,,ts. - us .ase ~ tat valley,
, 1864-11-01
EXTENSION NOFFURLDUGMs



HEADQUARTERS D1srn1tr OF It11xo1s
ofAhaftE1o. ILL.,, Oct Y, 1BGi
II. By tie direction OF the secretarv y,
War, all eoldiers no r on leave, or tnr1on,b
In the State Of Illinois, may, On apn1,c,+,or
TO these headquarters, hive their fpr1onahs
EXTENDED until the 10th day Of Noyemher
1854.
II. Applications tor extension of fur1.urb,
may be made by letter, addressed to the A
A. Gcner.I Of the District, By giylue-1sr
The name, rank, company, brigade, division
and army corps OF the applicant. Cd. Tht
place were furlough Was given. Sd, Thf
date ef commencement and time Of cxpI.a
1iou.
Ill In all caees where it3s practicable. m
p1teations Tor extension Ut furlougns will be
endorsed with tho approval Of commits.
STONED officer Of the army.
By command Of
Brig. Ge1- JoHs Cook.
{Sfgne] GEO. r. CARTER,
Captain and 4. A. L. General.
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CORRECT TRE ENROL mENT LIS ~.
The 18th section OF the enrolment &C. Of

The 18th section of the enrolment &C. Of
Feb. q, 1864, Is as follows:
"SEc-,s. And BE- il Jurzaer enacted, Th1t no
aye, b. exempted from e1r0iim4at Or draft unn r
1heapr,v1nld NJ 0t lhle uc!, which ttis
II al ame1dmCnt, srh0 haS at any tine as,u0eI
the rights OF citizen tV potinQ Qnv ecioA hst
&ndr dntAqrafE o. k1e aa.os or a7y stats or T.yrL
ofacc unces such laws or any Of them; but tue
fct thAt my euCh person Of iureigp birth has yo.
ted or teld. ena1 vote OF huid, Office % afore-
Raid thai1 be tAkeh CONCLUSIVE evidence that he
il not entitled to extmp:lon from military service
on account u ri g. ttance"
There are hundreds OF persons In this city
nndstate who hold British protection D .pers.
and whose names have been stricken from
the enrolment lists 1or that reason, 1t is
not improbable that GONE Of these patriots
will ofler to vote next Tuesday,. We under.
stand that the Provost Ma.rl lis have fnstruc-
Lions to correct the enrolment lists ns far,
as possible by the poll lists, in accordance
with the law quoted above, and to enroll ey-
cry ptreon Of foreign birth who shall e1er.
else the right Of suffrage, and whose name Is
not a1rcady down, subject to the craft. This
is right. The man who enjoys the protec-
ton OF the American nag ouyLt Lot to be ex-
empt from the duty OF defending it, and If
he attempts to take part in the business Of
elections, the Law says he sAaA ,sst be ezempt.
Let thorough watch be held over the sneaks
who arc 60 diligelt in voting while thcy seek
10 evudt the duty Of fighting.
, 1864-11-01

e1iog In large Gro wd on the Public Square
In Quitcy. The day was fine, and the Union
men were in the very best of spirits.
VIM. Bross, Union candidate for the LIEU
tenant Governorship, made the first speech,
discussing Tor nearly two hours the Platform
Of the bogus Democracy, showing that it
was made BY Vallandtgham and Belmont,
entirely tor the benefit of JEFF: Davis, and
tnst no true patriot could vote for the can
cfdates Of convention that enacted so trai-
torons aud so infamous set of principles.
Lii. Harding, Union candidate for Con-
gress, alled up the aiternoon in an eloquent
az crushing speech. The Copperhead gen.
try Winc bis telling blows.
Both the speakers were frequently aud
loudly app1auued, and generally the meet
1ne was voted one OF the most 6uccessful Of
the csmpairn
, 1864-11-01
FROM DAVENPORT.
Rnthntfa4tic Union Meetlng-Spceches
~ Hon. Schuyle C01taX and UtherH.

Especial Di*patcht to the Chicago Tdbune.1
DAVENPORT, Monday, Oct. 81.
Hor. Schuyler Coltax has just addressed
the 1a1geEt and most enthusiastic political
meeting ever held in this city. The Ger
mau Theatre was crowded to Its utmos
capacity, hundreds being unable TO obtain
adnittance. -.
Th- Chicago platform Was di:scctcd, plank
from plank and piece By piece BY the
speaker until not splinter was left for
the Little Mackerels The closing to the
two-bours' epecch was listened to with uuVa-
Hied attention and received with continuous
applause.
Congressman Gri2nell and Price we're call.
ed out, and made telling speeches.
MI. Coltax speaks at Muecatine tomorrow.
This District is good for ), 500 m9jo1ity for
the Ubion ticket on the home vote. The
whole Stste will give round IS, 900 msjority.
, 1864-11-01

tspeclh nispatch to the Chicago Tnbune,1
ST. Louis, Monday, Oct 81, 1861.
It is reported that Gen. Rosecrans' removal
has been determined upon at Washington,
AID that an o.der to that effect has actually
been Issued, but will be withheld until sac.
ceescr ls named. Gen. Banks is spoken oi
as the probable successor. A pressure from
conservative eources has doubtless suggested
BaLkb' lame. Gen. Ewing, the Pilot Knob
hero would be the most acceptable.
Price was In Carthage on Thursday with
on]y one serVfceah1e piece Of artillery, NTH
cut wagons or train. This ,riddance enables
him to run faster.
The death Of Bill Anderson needs corfiru-
aiion, though he many hare been In Ray
County when reported killed.
The reports OF train burning on North
Missouri Railroad are exaggerated, The
company advertise their trains, and etate No
cidicn]ty Exists on the road.
"A portion OF Co. 4, 7thiregiment, enrolled
Missouri militia who went up sh3 North
MissonH Railroad, some days sgo and were
q, ectea back on Friday last, have not yet
faehos az comrades some un:asiness,as to
their tatety. It is known that thev had a
ektrnish and fell back.
Ii es Mamie T. Doulhitt Of Poc .aoutas
.has tcen tried By . military commission in
LUIS sly on the chHge Of corresponding
Nsnnie's offence vas the writing of
e5aEciloquently encouraging letter to rbe
nutceIer, Tin Reeves lelllng him to ":so
On Maj. Reeves and may success Gro IN
} }onr every ezertion" etc Mamie was
sente' ced to ths Alton prison during the
, 1864-11-01

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbnne.1
CAIRO ILL.,. Moacay, Oct 81.
The steamer C. E. H1llman has arrived
from Memphis, bringing dates to the Goth.
Genfr raj Morgan L. Smith, In command at
Memphis, has Issued an order preventing ali
steamers IRON making any landing, on any
prefer 81 whatever, on the Tennessee side OF
the river, from Columbus to Memphis
Nothing is said about the other side of the
river, and it Is presumed steamers will here
after have to obtain their wood on the Mia.
eoaH and Arkansas side,
Athefton, Clerk Of the steamer Belle OF St,
Louis, who was captured along with AIr,
Har1is, the cotton trader, at Randolph. an
tic Light Of the eth, has been found. He
*as tsken about five miles into the cnun
try, treAted well, and released. Mr.,
Harris IVES rot taken at all. havfpos
had The good luck to secrete himself until
the rebels had departed. His cotton was ali
burned and he would himself have been
hanged had the guerillas cot hold of him.
The firing upon the Belle Of st. Louis seems
to bare been against Gen. Forests positive
orders and the men who did it were onera.
ting on tht IF private account. a MESSENGER
Vas Immediately sent to Forrest With infor.
nat1ou Of what had been done, and IT ia snn,
posed Bill Forests men will suffer for thIs
Act. ava 'uls
, From Col. 7. P Robb's Office in Memnb,a
Pare The following list Of deaths Of Illinois
'9,ueis 9,eis n Inc United States General Hos
vt ek ending Oct. s9th, 1S6i: Geo 'n i sn' 1ne
:tr, lst Lieutenant, Co F, 1lth III frfant!y.
Jus. Hall, Co. F, 13lh Iii. infantry Ande:y,
u nI1pE, corporal, Co. B, 117th lii. infantrt:
.e" Is f1il'ps, discha1ged, Co. a 10Th III. H..
ahtE samuel koof, Co. E, 37th III. infan.
= Jnr. ". Biz CHAM, Co. 5, 1T Iii iafan: i
I have By hand of passengers. nancrs of
Ne n. 2ste. from New Orleans, but they c,o.
aiD no neRR. o'1
Il Is now reported that ei1 of the nerro
efk *! nands o ca ptuted By rebels on the Eth
brown INTO the river. The remainder seer.
I'd ths mselves in the woods in the vicinity !
I'd eecaped. !
Gurboat No. Sc Etrcck spag yesterday at
nout four miles below Columbus and sunk {
D twenty feet water and Elk aeauen Wara
foWred. No particulars. t
a email bacd Of guer1llas entered Mayfe1d. :
%eltocky, On Saturday laet, shot aud kiiled :
no NTH named Amos Smith, and Cole and +
uDg an old man named Wartham seventy
ears q tge-who had been In the habit Of
lk1rg fnftTmatton Of the rebel movements | I
, Gen. Meredith at Paducah. The rehrIs 2
ben took their departure. u
Two steamers, the Alice aud Naucatuek =
r rep.r rted captured on Monday last by il
:oele forty miles above the mouth OF tbs Il
ennessee: Parts Of their wrecks Qoated #
oWn yesterday. 1t seems the rebels are -
os:ipg that stream ut various points. =
Acting K*ar Admiral s. P. Lee arrived to- I;
ght- He takes command Of the MI5sisslo- {:
Squadron. Gen. WaEhburn Is here, C.
, 1864-11-01
NEW YOkKAND LIVERPOOL.
PETROLEUM COMPANY,

tapatai STOCK, $1,000. 900.
10000 SHARES At 10 EAca.
Subscription Price q p.r ehasa.
LANDS YIELDING LARGELY
oFFlc1Rs;
HON. DANIEL 8. nICB INsoE. p. estds,+
W.: :; fF1Ptt5. Vtce Pre fdsns a0%f
AoeEHf BAs3hTT. Secretary.
Ecok1 11a open tos sub4c11p i'm 1t tbe y, .h
Comr1py. No q kmplre bulldlo9. Il BrosdTsy NV W
i6Eds q the CoC1phoy 6rc ruared in tte hesft
k1oEn locslistef the &cElhe1 ~ fam. 1hs s9s-Hc
Ln1toe3 istms. aud OF r proved and vntpAnia
sSe sStsh Il e tae es5s o. GresS
psot 9c.d nom several wel,s upon them |Aes''
AGcIss o! - ne Company, p o. Box 5sS, EeE Yo:s,
, 1864-11-01

. onion Mass Meetings Yesterday.

Especial Dispateh to the Chicago Tr1bune.1
Quincy, Adams Co., III Monday, Oct. 81.
Ihe citizens Of Adams county turned out
sn splendid procession to-day, with ban
nets and music, extending In its march
more than half score Of blocks, and g1th
, 1864-11-01

VOLU NTEERSt Voluntaer.t
Foirnteen!-Do you vant oneo y .o ~ -.
set ITEM CT WI. =. ACEoHY GO for ~ ~ csn W
an , sca Eore than any ether oct in Ch csTo
neQl
, 1864-11-01

| n f7N.. .k+hn
tvnsr-Ti. rcrtrnIn1 ..nv o1n.-Fcf
l ----- wv AAof@on'
IspFcisl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune7
1sp1ANAPo11s. Monday. orr n IN.
Joe BIZ 1eha1n,s evidence oivcn ~ rssa,
1as+ hs,or. ~. sf3,,+, ~ $500. t'to. .
~ 49, C.z.. y: |oes1oa ~. IL penal
~ NC oo'etn'ne.'' ID He'll py Tie Copper
oeaoe 'o oe very damaging to their alread,
| cracked regulations for loyalty. FtrdIno
| TIT II lyts unable to escaA3e from III. t-,,..t
tetion ct cufltr know1edoa ~ 49, -upo
ocp a, 1east th.1 t,a.s - 'ue coasplr'
~ 'S''' en.s nafe taken to quarrelieg
aHcfE t1emselFes. There are as many far.
lions smong them as Individuals
Mcdonald has bt en- sict ah,5 -
thc election mud ,a,rao,s.oss ~ oeef slnce
49,. ,,., 1..1.a 10 ~, 10 nave grown
'4o'.L "o4ee elnee btogt am took wear,
Athon'e guilt Is nade clearer thsn ever
a1d he fnr rardly f1cts his liver, cop,ta,,ny ~
rhc nr,:h.>1a on,..n.,o VI
p,,,-,,,- :.
4eih'De ID 11ao al Mcdonald, on account
Of TIT lettr Mac wrote about him. and sava
the CoppeIhead defeat IL OWING r. Man.
ua1d'e ia;lure in tbe canvas. ,,,,tts ncDo.
uan+ ~ n,~o,. ,..1.,'- 7oS n4tu o!o1ton and
Tue s;nc.. ha = ~ ne eald day or
h"n11-H ~ =. - ~ y noPeA'y AoScc3tlas the dis
panoug o. ne Democratic Party. Among
eoe iSact1e Alnon agtees with him.
AcDo1ald anu bus friends attribute the dis
astef 10 Oocd aud the Sons OF. Liberty and
tht exposure oi the conspiracy. Hood Is
u3Hg tEeTy little hole be finds In the fence
10 y OIL through It ont of danger.
lhe Gcmmh el5 n old not meet to day. Mi
cohet y heff viii be brought on the stsn,l
, 1864-11-01

&UBsT1TUfFSi ! Snbst:tutesi Sub.
~ ati'utes!-Do you want tubtt1tu,a2 II % ,or
caa LaTe 19 u the ofilca OF W4. Ii. MuKPIfY -
1ef ksndolph And Lasalo streeLs ID fae bs3e-
er1f1
, 1864-11-01

''WHD Has SEEN TaE sun
Fs TO DAy-"-epe sk1r4 Of tha .nn r1,nfnt.
lie. II s1s,t 1sr 11st A. &C
sIe len At ta's popuiaf esssh3fihent
Nf Inc 10" tum olt~o dol tara reI DOZEN,
R.xvr.e o WAs'4. EVEklTT. P1pp,
AAA AaAAos 0Effa10fs mol .t4l1,tf
, 1864-11-01

4 1TENTION, SIR KNIGHTS,
4 tta:ed eenclavs Of Apollo Commsrdery 10.
~; 11ts .tE 3: held 1t th.1r A.yum Nd.
~ o'cl ck. j : A. M11NT131HrEV*' 49, ~. - u
nu1.s3.B1r A-ese34t5'
, 1864-11-01
FROM CAIRO Ann below

Trade Regulations or the FRfver-rha
4ke1lp vi st. L0uls-Dentha OF Hi faO1x
S0ldfef3-Slnk1hGo Of 4 Eunboot-Two
SeeAme18 HcporEcd Captured.
, 1864-11-01
Nem Embellishments

HOUSE.. Waits d to rent, in =
- rood lo:alt*1. comfortable Houaa cont..n.
E1oa5.o = DolaTs VII. pay IN advance u poe.ession
n,s.sG T;'n!n 2 tsn osi1 Wcs, e1s prefefyrd Al.
- At1u1e o'aae. moi v13a1e
HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED
- H. IL MntuKGHaSE-1 hkve purchaser TO- Houses
2Iont ~ ior ta1 sh. I'D cali me- 10 :hsfee m.
Bale E!l t9 eel1 10 isAve fe,cf,ptions viii 181
nt1 {3lS1t M I Ger-na-i;fn1 n1nss
, 1864-11-01

Further Particulars OF the Great Con,
AVnAf-TLrcatenIn2 Gov, morton.
, 1864-11-01

Especial D,spatch to the Chicago Tribune, !

Probable Removal Of RosecranH-
"1cFea bouts Of PrIce-The kkull-
foh0h-BlOUd for rRloed-Fol1klcat.
, 1864-11-01
Personal

B Hull ia ordered to the commanJ sosh
Philadelphia Navy Yard 1o u tae
& Captain D.'McoDugall has Assumed ~, T.,
ties Of Co,npaodant Of the Nav Nav VIZ tug ou =.
Ntre Is1apd, California, 1a1u at
, 1864-11-01

D1SSOLUT1ON.-The Dtrtae7ahip
- tetstotors exiting mt er The name end ,tr1. E,
u. n OfIEln co hee eee1 oisFolYed OF Entusi
II ~ h9sinsts w,1l b. cont nued ~ tas slninx
ornet me same nsn nna style, ho teIurus
receive AL ones. DAVID 6COFI CID
HMNHY PORTER.
r..... ~. arr. JOHN MARDER.
~I's'Re' o''- = .e'f- nol-vsl4-s.
, 1864-11-01

BYE AND
uE. UNDERWOOD (casahli,h.d IN Chicago Tine
3eafftl GfsouA'e Of tina new York OnhthAir1tc Eoi.
q remove! Rith q eltng +iaty al disc ses
ONCE. 12t Randolph street, Cl ictSo AFlincial ETa:
inBtrtsd, n01y13q II
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-02

5plDateu geitOrben, = Inter
lester 3eit auf Der Office Oas Gapttdu
PIT. Quartiermeiter8, 1874 S.>Str. +,
II 81, unO %. Str.. al8 9eftOrben an=
eten SplOoten befanDen 1i6 fplgenoe nit
f~lingenoen 9iamen: 8eni. 9aIman, 1.
., ., G.; 2eonurO 8iegel, Comp. S. 2.
IT.; S. S. 6uneder, Comp. S. Sc. ga.
8, S. Slider, Comp. s. 149 9a. 8ol.;
8eder, @omp. s.. /. 8. s. Gap.; 70.
Comp. 6. IS. N.g. Sngeu. 9eg. gS.
uamanl, Comp. 81. 2. 8u. 8pl.; 2lIbert
Comp. 6. 143. 8a. SOL; N.9' &uder,
9. Il. Som, @Dl.
5uerilIaS duf BEN 8etner.-
t Mittno6 gfa6t purOeu Die SidetS beS
l.. y. Gap. 9}qt., itatiunirt in SunterS
DON 50 GueriQaS angegriffen, wel6e 5
I uno is gferben gefangen nubmen.
beQab fi6 iOfprt auf Der SerfOl9nng, uno
16 W}ei(en ueit, rppbet elmer BON Wtpiebp's
ms auf ei1em Der eben geltpbIenen Hferz
tend, |qefaugen genDmmen puroe.
3 ertdttg ung. = 8ei Der Gpti5
Die beiOen SoI0aten @rup uno Guiit, beren
dining our6 4ulper ullO 8let peridpben
bate lib in unierer Samltag8nummer
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