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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28
1854. .-
SPECIAL NOTICE.


70 Citizens af Cleveland and Vicinity.
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention
tho preparations known as
HUNNEWELISS
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For all throat and Lung Complaints.
HUNNEWELL'S TOLU AEODYNE,
the great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth
ache, Loss of Sleep, and general Nervous Rem
sdy. Also for the pains in Monthly Mons
truation, Perfect Relief. OIL
HIKHEIELLS ECLECTIC PILLS.
The most perfect form of Oathartic ever given to
the puElic, which never require more than two and
seldom but one for dose, act without griping and
eure .. vHHf ~ I'D. t..o-.' % -
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Liver Com.
plants, Piles, Worms, and all arrangements Of
the Stomach and Bowels.
The above preparations Of such unbounded repu
tstion in New England, have the confidence Of and
used By, great numbers Of Physicians and prices
within the reach OF all are worthy the attsnti0nof
invAlids, who will hnd them strict cor ormity to
nature in medicine. H'-I a
Without resorting TO the common method Of ooi
umns Of advertising, would ask confidence TO test
them, which will be sacred.
JOHN Z. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,
'. - { Practical Chemist, Boston MRsa
For sale by wholesale and retail dealers.
The greatest freedom Of correspondence solicited
Sold IN Cleveland BY Geo. W Clark Strong
Armstrong, Benton & Brothers, Churchill Bros
A. W. Beck, T. W. Ssokridsr, r. O. GAYLORD
RSr3l-R2-tn n. III. sstEwy
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ELOUR AND FEED AT WHOLE

IL SALE AND RETAIL.-The public will alwsyt
and at the subscribers store In the Of Council
Hall, No. L37 Champlain street. the following: The
very best brands OF White and Red Wheat Floui
fresh ground Graham Flour, Rye Flour, and fresf
ground Corn Meal, Cracked Wheat, Oat Meal and
Pearl Barley; also Corn and Oats ground together
Mill Feed Of all kinds and Grain, which will sel
At the lowest price. Also, Baled Hay and Straw
Any purchases made at my store will be promptly
attended to and delivered free Of extra charge.
1heundersigned was formerly Clerk in O. Andrew
Feed Store. lsepS, S,l75l ]. P. GEIDESBAOH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28

The author of Mcclellan songs in the
World, it is intimated, is the same Demo
crst who wrote and published in the New
York Tribune, the famous verse about the
American flag, beginning, "Tear down
the Haunting Iie.n -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28
CLEEELlrp. o.. Jnra % 1a,a

ULEVBLIED, O., June % IB83
This is to certify that have D.sa oni,o
deaf for the past twelve months, an gss
troubled very much with disagreeabio
noises in the head and ears Of every inns s,;,,l
able description. The diineulty was Sst4-
ing worse and worse every day. put m
self under the treatment of DR.. L ghthiS.
of whose skill had often read and beari
and am happy to state he has entireJy
cured me.
Any ono calling on me or my ,o.-enis
with reference to Ihe truth Of this slate-
ment, can do so, ss l shall always De hsppv
to recommend DR.. Lighthiil 10 any one
who IS troubled as | have been. Ireside
with my parents st Niles, II u bull Co,
FIFE R HlRRIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28
CLEvaLAAD, O., June 70. 1sY

It is with pleasure that hereby certify
that my hearing has been very much ben.
eftted by the skill and treatment of Dr.
Lighthil1, under whose treatment hevs
been for the last two months. The catsrrb
difficulty in my head and throat, is ] am
happy to state, much better also, and =.
bad cough with which have been troubled
for years, has also yielded to DR.. Light
hills treatment, so that now wish to re-
commend the Doctor to any one troubled
as have been. l reside at MontviIio
Geauga County, Ohio, and will be haDnv to
see any ono concerning the veracitv Of fbis
statement. ALOKzo RHoDRs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28
2ateht Gftife AaeuEH.
Optical.
~ SOLOHONSON.

PRACTICAL and Scientific Optician, kesps the largss
assortment Of Optical INSTRUMENTS In the city Bel
lng an old establishments, and having been eItens5
Nely Patronisod, he has the o0nfidenes thatd
present stock viii warrant the continuance Of pu
o faVors. All his spectaclss Of the best qualit
OF crystal gRssess ground under hi5Ow inspectioL
In all cases euring weakness dizziness and impartj
ing strength for long reading and 6as sewing. Arr
tiheial eyes inEsrted without pain
OEFIOE-ISD SuperioF-st arst door Efon ths sa
tranoo to the American Hotel.
- Beware or travellers claiming 70 DO AR. Solo
monsOn or his aRsaE fnIvRg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28

The Rebel Pirate TALLAHASSEE is again
at sea on raid. We shall soon hear of
more burning and plundering.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28
YaIe CoIIeee UnIonIsm.

President Woolsey, the Professors Of
Yale College, and three hundred students
were in the procession at the great Union
meeting in New Haven, last week
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28
PROA ,. L sAGWIE ESQ.,, PRESIDENT or THz
OTTY RANw TOTT ~ rrt

PROh ?. GAGWIE ESQ.,, PRECEDENT OF THz
CITY BANK, JOLIET, ILL.
DR. AIGHTHILL-DEAR SIR: IL affords me
the greatest pleasure to be able 10 in form
you that | am still improving, and baZa
the highest hopes that my ear will he -
tirely well by the time You first nentis. -
it would take TO effect a cure. CD 80
that am truly thankful to the kind ,,-ov;y-
dence which directed me to yoV s;nca
the first few days use of your pr .scrintior
my ear has improved, and almo, Al at opce
was relieved from a depressed stata of fsSl-
ing and an almost intoleraI .,le acbe 70 an
elastic and hopeful state Of mind Wha4 -
DR.. John Mott replied 70 me as his avno-ie
ence, has been mine 80 far, Nv cataIrbal
trouble seems very mV.ch better also. and
indeed, altogether, m,y health never was 80
good. am weighing some five pounds
ever weighed before.)
/ can but hoI,e that IT yns,, na +to 49,,
fortune OF many with like troubles, to fall
IN the way Of the benefit of your
skill, and Knowing how great the fear Of
imposition Is with those who. in times nsst
may lke myself, have suffered bv II and
feeling a wish, sincerely, at this time n
aid and commend you in establisbing =
hhlS.an d deserved position amOslg us in
your profession l beg, therefore, that Won
Will not hesitate 10 refer to me. as II NAV
De OF use. l also inclose herewith ProSess6r
NOUS reply TO nay letter of INQUIRIES. which
l deem highly creditable to YOU. and OF
great Importance 70 others, as it has been
70 me. l will visit you again soon. In
the meantime, believe me,
Yours, very sincerely,
r L. fsadr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28

The lies in regard to another draft, start
ed by the World to influence the elections,
are officially denied by Gen. Fry.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28
The Navy settInr under way.

Therebels are quite certain that a great
Naval expedition is gettingunder way from
Fortress Monroe. They are equally certain
that its destination is Wilmington, as that
is only port accessible to blockade runners.
The expedition is reported as nearly ready
for action, and consists of four steam frig-
stes, one monitor, six sloops and gunboats
and eleven ships of all classes, carrying in
all nine hundred and ninety-nine guns. 1t
is under the command of Rear Admiral
Porter, late from the Mississippi squadron.
This is formidablenaval force, and wheth-
er it attacks Wilmington or Richmond,
must play an important part in the events
of fsul .upooHs. Rutler's Canal will be
finished in few days and possibly the
feet may have something to do with that
canal ..,..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28

DR.. C. B. LighthiH can be consrltsd at
RUSTELL's FOREST CITY ROTEI, Cleve
land, Oct. Slst, until Saturday, November
5th, 1854. An9sT.Ra.eod
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28

DURNETTS COCAINE FOR THE
II HAIR. For sale at 126 Ontario st.
sep6 CHUROHILL RRO
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Clothing.
THE POET ON A TRAIN +;

THE POET ON A TRAIN a
TIE ROMANCE or THE RAILROAD.
~ the suthor Of "Ths Fair Inez'' ''Ths Primes os
--Wales," +" ''The Ghost Hunters &c t.-f
tOOEfnUEDl
0HAPFER Ix-THE KISS II rHz DARr.--
After waiting ziz long hours,
And with hunger almost dead,
GswB cams thar the track was msndsd.
And tho train soon went ahead.
Filled with iron fOHndTies,
Who're the people all were working
Like lot Of busy bees.
Thsn We came to a great suunuls
Near ne AT . pretty miss, - ~.
And when all was dErk rs midnizhf
Quick from her stole kiss.
'Ohs" she cried, the people shouted,
And, before wo Fsa5hsd ths light,
was peering through the window.
In my seat again aI right. .-e
Aftsr passing the great tunnsI,Ja
10 place We quickly cana
Upon the highest mountain top,-
And Orea5on Is its name iE7sss
Many people in the summer =
10 this pleasant spot repair,
To enjoy Its cooling watsra
And Its PURE fresh mountain 81 =
As Altoona we took bTeakhsa,
It was one O'Clock or mors;
b1fh lot Of hungry nortals
nsar laid eyes before;
Al the good things the tabls
In short time did disaPPsari.
And they eli shouting wildly -
'fQuiokly bring more breakfast nsrs.'fF q s-sr
Hotioe 70 Drained Men and othsrsi the ssrvieaof F
Uncle Sam, and all In want Of Rubber BianketRl
Rubber Goats, Leggtns, Cashmere and Flannsr
Shirts, Military Clothing Of any and every deg.
eription, Fine Clothing for Spring and Sumne.
Wear. We have nov the largest stock N the sitT
which va viii ssH 1t the very lowest prices.
ISAAC 4. ISAACs UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for tie sale Of Singers oslsbrated Sew -
ing Machines, Storr's Automaton FRESHMAN, .t
and St-ong's Patent Army Bsd-Trunk,
Corner Superior and Unol.stE-
~ Look out for the Giants 20 nayIJ
T HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND
i offer a.
Greatly Reduced Prices,
$50 Pieces best American, French, EngIIsh and J
Scotch Plaid Cas5imeres.
s5 Pieces ESquimOs, Mnsk0vs, Castor and ohin- ssi
chilli Beavers
These goOcs were purchased last week when vold
Eas lower than IL has been since. and win be 5old
It less than New York present jobbing prices
8 MANN, le2 Superior st. o.,
oo6 Opp site Bank ct.
lust MANUFAOTURRDAN AND NOWi5s
y on exhibition, large and desirable stock Of
lens Boys and HOutA's Ready -msde Oleshing and.
furnishing GOods At reduced prices. --,
oo6l -s+iJ = $40 3 MANN, l62 Superior st. 200
NEW SILVER WARR-JUsr Re,
~ celvsd Gt COWLES,
llySS IBI Hsddsl HcasAm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28

JOmEr, H., July II, 1883. 'i'>
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
P. w. GATES, PresidentE
N. B.-Agents wanted everywhere. maya7.Rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28

And with all sincerity, 1 say to nv
young friends here, if you want the right
man for husband, take him whose arm
less sleeve and noble heart betokens the
duties that he has rendered to his country.
rather than he who has never shared the
tolls, or borne the dangers of the field.
Finally he concludes with the following
braggsrt passage, which shows the despera.
tion of his cause and his solicitude to have
tho Democracy succeed:
1 believe it is in the power of the men of
the COnfederacy to plrnt our banners on
the banks of the Ohio, where we may say
to the Yankee, Be suiet, or willteaeh YOU
another lesson" Within the next thirty
days much Is to be done, for upon our sue
cess much depends. Within the next .hir-
ty days, therefore, let all who are absen-
tees, or who ought to be in the army, 90
promptly to their ranks. Let fresh victo- |
ries crown our ar us, and the Peace party,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30
RICH. WATT. YORK,
Captain eemmindias eth y. c. Reg:
A VOICE FROM rHE NORTH.

We find IN The editorial columns OF the
New Yprk Daily News. Of the Gin isstant.
an article entitled j" Popularity The war."
which sets forth in forcibIe and graphic
terms, the fast waning war spirit Of the
Northern people, and tears from tie face
Of Lincoln aud his crew. the veil Of icceit
and hypocrisy, with which they have SO
long sulied the Northern people. II is .
bold paper for q New YoIk latitude, and
.he fact that its publication j. tolerated by
the Washington iyrant. shows that q wrn-
derlul revolution is taking place in North.
ern sentiment. IL is as follows;
There has been no bugb.ar mors slarm.
inc TO the. .timid and unorgsnzsd friend. ni
peace than the pretended "ropglari;," q
/, the war. The n.gro.wnrshippsrs anil iheir
allies of the !" War Democracy" sno~ III.
80 well that they have spared no efforts %
appliances TO spread and hrigh,en The de.
lusion. Noihing could illustrate more ful.
1.-The madness, which is nov waning 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-03-30

Third, Lieutenant General r. r. EweIl !;
lis First Division Commander was Nj.
Gen. Whiting; its Second, Gen. J. b.
Hood; its Fhlrd Gen. ]. A. Early; its
First Brigade Commander was Brig. Gen.
Is. <. Bee;its Second, Brig. Gen. Whit
ing; its Third, f. NJ. Lane; its Fourth
Il. F. Hoke.
During the Pennsylvania campaign to
Gettysburg. where he was killed in storm
ing the heights, the Brigade commander was
]. +. Avery, of the 9th; and from July the
2d to Nor. 7th Except FIVE or six weeks
Col. Goodwin. of the 57th, was Brigade
commander, and captured Nov. 7th, 1868.
From Noy. 7th. 1863, to the present time,
(Dec. a0th, 1861 the Brigade was com
manded by Lieutenant Colonel Tate. OF
the 9th North Carolina.
The Regiment was commanded at lst
Manassa. July aist, 1861, BY Colonel
Charles +. Fisher.
Al El,ham's Landing, May 7th, 1862. by
Colonel Pender..
At Seven Pines, May slst, 1862. by
Colonel Pender.
Al Gaines Farm, June eth 1862, by
Colonel ]. Z. Avery.
AT Malvern Hill, July 1st, 1862, by
Colonel X. +. Webb.
Al "a Manassa, August 2lst, 1862, by
Colonel n. +. Webb.
At Boonsboro'. Md. September 18th,
1862. by Colonel R. F. Webb.
Al Sharpsburg. Md, Sept. IL, 1862. BY
Captain X. w. York.
At Is, fredericksburg. Dec. 18th, 1862
BY Colonel ]. T.. Esety.
AZ Cd Frederisk.burg, May 4th, 1865
By Colonel ]. Z. Every.
AZ Winchester, June l4th, 1865, by
Colonel r. z. Webb.
At Gettysburg, Pa. Jaly lst, by Lieut.
Colonel ;. Med. Tate.
AZ Gettysburs Heights. July %, b,
Lieat. Colonel TATE.
AT Fairfield. july 9th. 1865, BY Lieut.
Cooael 5. Med. Tate.
! Companies A, B and G being nearly al
:sptGred, aud having no officers, their roll
could not be furnished. The rrmalnin:
seven Companies. including Field an,
Star officers. are as follows:
Volunteers. 9i3 Conscripts. so; Substi
tu,es. ID; died of disease, l7s; died o
wounds S.; killed in action, 60; discharg
ed 81; d serted, 25; transferred, 25; re
signcd. q; dishonorably discharged, ?
shet for desertion, | missing in action
Is; total 40; remaining on rolls. SO.
Alamance, 226; orange, rs; Wake
80; Caswell. las !. Burke. l32: Chatham
so; Mcdowell. "a; Mitchell. 50; Rowan
4; Cstawaba. 10; Davidson, .; cnm5er
laad. ,; Caldwell, S; Person, s; Yancry
S; fadkin s.; Wayne. l.; Edgecombe,
lilncombe. /; Lincoln. a; Granville, |
Rockingham, |; Wilkes, u; Mrcklenburs
/; Surry. /; Iredell. 4; Forsvlhe,
Craven. ]; Lenoir. |; Nash. l.; Virginia
:; Maryland, L; Georgia, 4; Italy, |
Ireland, S.
RICH. WATT. YORK,
Captain rcmuanIine gth y C. Rec.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-07
Ruu0fGop..

General 9ooO sat untcrm Ifin gluault ,ipst
DepaI&en IN Srieg5iscrstir SeODcp einoeIanpt.
mcIae ole GerbattntTs Sci gtlanta IN etnem trl-
tersn Stdte eri6eineu !aIsn, ais man n5rplictcn
Sfrihtfn ;ufci9e ermarlen fpante.
Dim 2Sfsn Sail tatte ein Sampf i1atfaffun.
Oen, Der, nab oO0U'S 8erttt, fur bciOe 8peile
}le!tb esfpIgIc0 mar.
Sen. eieut/ Stewart uno @jen. Moiur aOrjuo
purSen IN Dteiem Rdmpie Dernunpet.
Bon MIaeUn, @n.. lit bic uffeieue g!aGritt
sin9elauien, pob Der ganfsc<@snfraG Stcnemdu.
r:r aud Der umgebun9 8ihmsnps 6ereits einen
8sln8 Gsmaat Sat. nit leinen 8atper5 N Ell.
mem un8lOri6isn Gn0e gefOmmcn if.
Stonsmau, Ger nit $500 Wnnn @ayorlerie
unO 2 @ci&Isen einsn Streif;u9 noa MQeOn
u~nternOmmrn bate, au@ bereits sr6eb,iaen
9haOm an Der oorti9en gilrnba6u anotridstet
muroe 3wei NetIf9 Son Der Stapt son Der BON
@onpsrnsur 8rOpn orgaaifyteu Wili, unO 8e~
ierpe III elmer 8stie smFfansen, bn6 er 46enps
pie @tiGt, Nacpn ga nsbmen, aufgab unp fb
mad Clinton 3u 3urtdBO8.
9Bd9rsnO oisles Samples, in benz lid Die SRi-
Zig aus8e8si6net bieIt, bei4Ob Der 5einO aud
ole Stapt. Gis 8usein rt6tetsn jsbpdi peuio
orsr fat gar teinfn S4aoen an.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-07
OUR r OF PEACE.

g1Snn pfm SiOsn Der Sris0 ieio Isin 1uQts,
It MD paran gu S%wstfeIn, CAP DER NorOen nns
ls0fr6Ftf nit OEtnen armrn smpiangrm Siirpe,
msnn t0ir nir wteoerfOmmsn :polten, uno Isrnsr
unffrI'fSt e5 teinem 3betfsI, baB er ulfs nit
Ssr9nr9s't 5iette 9ts@te unS BE vole anerfen,
nun9 oer Se'aosret stnraaHlen warpe, tyeB al.
lem @tl8rdB BON G.ntOIn, 8remtnf unb Son-
l'Ftfn' Nsnn mir 6euts einiimmtg crsIdreu,
saB mir nit otsien M%uieren oouen 8etbten ,u
rndjnttbren 8enei9t itnO, 70 marSe oes Snbsls
I'M 9Iorpsn tsin @Rpe isin. Das Bolt i'm VDrz
TN pilrpe auffs9ea, unO f8 fir ben siO,u
mt allen 8eaten, nit 0OIffdnDtaer
@arantis Der Se!aVerei freuois srtl6rsn, menn
f' uns nur mte0er6rFommen t%6nnten. Damit
miro Dem Sluttap penn sin Gnbs ssmabt.
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Nri rtm MO3ortplaBs gu g8ten fed cine
@tatne oss 8rOben IcnDiatfrs erridtst psecen.
SIM Norocn fpitetein 6utditut ODER @teu.
N%ertretsr bcrrit5 $500. Da6 wiro ieOcd no8
tsier fomnlen.
- Sn Der Dftatte itsr oas &rifas-Sutoa
wuroe bte Starte Oar ttalienuaeu Qrmee AZ
$4,000 81. 5nfantrrir so 84tterirn grttQs.
RE unO 10 Rrgtnnsntsr &6vaanie nuoeoeben.
Der &GniB BON @reubem ipra8 in 1ei.
ner IntrQrt nuf sins QOrsls fig Die rlnat.
b"H9i9feit. 56Ieswi8s6ollsins Die 3upsrRdt
aus, Dap Die Spier, pie YreuBsn fir Die o.ut.
Idle Sa8e 8ebrn6t 6ats, Dem gBoble bes en-.
asren gatfrlannes f6rOerIia fsin wircsn.
Das Budget bes SSnigrrit Stalien fir
DoS lestf 5a0r nsiit elm DsF,tt pom 235 Miu,
2ire auf.
Gin OUtGar bsg S6Imd. en-
rsm Shaufrnitfr simeS bsr erten Grinfialuns
i'm SrOabma9 1T elm 3sttel nit DEN 0Orteu,
Brandy one Dollar a Drink" auS1s6Gnat,
Dieter VreiSanftta9 lit etpas Al bsDeutenO,
oenn ipsnn aucb ute @rti!el betr2btli6 in pe
360f 8e8an8sn fun, 10 1T bod Der Sruuf Sranbp
nit sinsm @rssnbad etw as gu t6euer be,ablt.
uHter Ten S3napSbriOern iOl pieIe Qn,eto,
81" ~a3res panic bsroor8eruitr, 6abtn.
Or, y, Staats3eituup,)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-08-07

81 uns uun em,9e &unYuna poer eine Ne
COZ t@truetiOn brN t ccuoCnirt, ra5 bdtcn mir ;u
uecF''9fn. 90 pieI atsr lit 9crib, anb, wsnn.
mir Ger S0de elm 3icl itBsm wousn, uno J. g.
europa 9s9saiitrr %etfiiysn, bag, msnn lie uns
son isBt an in s Ipunttu uibt anerFcnnen. mir
eonn in @smcinldaft nit Den gantrcs Morir
coetria fur Die uniers, %srllarsn, OFF eann GU
fppa alSbalb sini@rciten uno unlere SeItFf6n-
ctgteit anerfengfn pirO. Osun cine lnipn mis-
ne mar, min @urcpa ni6t, uun ss tGugt brm-
nab itur bon uns al, ben Srtes nch tanse fort.
iaiessr, Uesr ben Sricreu nab unlerm 9elieben
81 picttrsn,
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fcumen uub BOT DID isItt aerettst. ia or III bier
In unlsrm Saule unp ru r, i'm 9ls;db Seben.
9anelam bob pns @doatn lsinsn SUpI 20"
lbrcr @aultsr auf unp bitdte lie All nit einein
BIids, in Dem f9 gntisben, 9ohniug UNI
Swsifsl mii4tsn.
SR bas wabr, Dprdsne Edul6ef HI mid
niht?
Su rabr, ais Id, eicr nit Dir reos 0eriE6ertr
bic iuuse 8rau. So min tbn ir8Ici& rnfen !
QBd6rsuD ie oas fnsts aabs atsr uuten I'm
Saulr siusn sewalttssh EARN. (Sbiue foist.)
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Gtcnemoa putpe iecpG an nd@ffn Rrrarr
pca ~nnicrsu Grrppsn uu!cr @sn. SperIpn iibsre
toit, Gin &1mrf enitrlnntc. in Dem Der 5sinb
total sdhlassn unp psriprenst unS Storeman
nnp 500 ieincr @arccsure 9~sfansen senummcn
wuroe.
Na6 etnem tsle9rapGii@en 8eri&te BON Sra.
con iino Die @sfnrtsenen rUrt bsreits einaebradt
wOrocn, 5tc"sman Sat ago fur stnige .3eit
toeNteisn3 irtne Toae au8ssiptelt.
@jen. S0rrlon'S geutc uirfplatsn untrrpe6en
ben ofriprtnstsn 5sinp unp tra6tcn nod fort.
notrrnr 0efau9ene elm.
Sen. Grant SGT lib Dalu beauemsn maiIen,
nm Die GrIaubnib n%nGjufu4sn, feline 700 8oetc
5%esret9st' 3u parieu, Die our6 fsin Sprenauuss>
Experiment ibt 2etrn p%erIoren.
gSir erteatetrn ouberrsm NOD an i,ncm 9ooe
20 5abnen Whp mabtsn an 1000 glrfese ~
@isiaugsnen.
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mir prn SEG,bers 3 Ganrusn, coo 0fsrre auo
SEQ I0uItbiies a5nabmeu.
Den nsn TN uGroli6en Sert&ten ,ufolae mar
Carly nit u~nierer 8ouspeNrmec nod nibt pies
Get liter ben pOtrmae 9csongen. 8ie Jurdt
OUr etner @Speitcn Observation-Disclosures tpar ratsr
alI9ru'rtr, unp mer farm, rrltrt fid uuo leine
pertGocGite Safe no6 Baltimore.
Der N.w yprf 6crolb trinat bic gladri6t.
Sen. Sc9nlton pote nur bse0at6 BEN Sbcrbeftb[
nber unierc Icn1elee=@ rmse niecrrIe9sn mijTru.
I'M oeu Der SnUafrn5sNrmre III ubrrnehmen.
SN1nItcn iet mt ecn Gsrntruppn, feiner alien
Nrtnee 6erFits Su Carly gsIfrBCn. Der teste 3uo
mad Mnrplanp lei nur eine Rccc1rueciruno o.
pelcn, iebt gelte IS ater in ALIEN @rnfs Der
Suucs5baupriaot. Der 6Croto Ittd1t conlt. in
Ieiuer Ssr3pelflua9 uber Die orpbenoe @efobr
Ocm aIten @bc scr, i@leunisf Wc@lcuan ,um
S&nse Der SuuoesGauptIia fact 5u terufer, mel.
der Der ein}ige Nann let, Der in Der Sro6enrsn
@eFahr clue ArnCe I'm fih farmeln unb Dos
@apitp! pCr ren 9teteIeu lAiiBcm f6nnc.
Na6 n5rSItheu 8eriGtsu bstruo @ront's
erites Mtueua@rperimsnt an purlsbten Samstoo
poae 5000 Mann.
DIR SrTIuIt auf I'M lerer Se!tt Getrua MIDI
ais 1900 Mionu.
gantee' Sertehten 'ufol9e iaB man i'm lsfrb.
Ii6en Eager Der Sprcn9un9 Der Iiiue nnp Der
3crito1un9 ocn @tcRinenIetrn etpa nit Demleia
rem SntfreIc rnt9e9en, ais pb cs Iih nm cine
8oIfsteIuti8uns Danple.
Ats gdnie Nrmee mar auF Den Ssinen, nm
Dem "ShauIpieI" bri3umutntn. OaTel5c pere
i69srtc lido iecU& un nncer!1aIb Gtuncer. eo
'te Mime Mia lo6sr0rn nouts.
&rn &tIauta feline rcufren 8eritbte.
Der nfuercn ganfee Sertttcu ,ufoloe lIup
SrnPPen uulsrsr NDsreNrmee Drreits In Gsnu,
l9loanien einAeiaaen uuO 6aben @sambrrsburo
na4eou BATS hieper8e5ran5ut.
HdroIi&e @latter 6euttH 6cpaltia lber plele
S0redsnstbat Der 9~!etellca, Neufen aber niat
0aran. n"b fnf ldUn elm sts ,Guseno Iablibt
Siaots ron 0en gantes5 BEN 6tammen iiberaes
bsn warbeu.
pOlane 1T t~trineus ,jieber in arrEer gfUtb,
namsntIth "a Gle gaufeea ni6t ptI,n, no 30 I'm.
lere Nrpst nno mas rieeIte suudGt ,a tbun
osabilasst.~S elbF ole @tttdbur8cr 5atsn ,pfeoer
Wn8t S6r rrl 9tsbsaen.