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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-03-23
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.


March
ARRIVED.
Steamship CassandIa; Holloway. New York
Steamer Lewiston. knight, Boston.
Sch I b Hodgdon Hayden. Rockland.
Sch Lady Suffolk, Bisbee. Portsmouth.
Sch Savoy, Clark, fremont.
SIGNAL-for brig.
SAILED-ship Northampton. for New Orleans in
tow OF steamer s..ar of the South.
CLEARED
Sch Isis. Harding. Philadelphia j b Knight.
Sch Astria. Haynes, Philadelphia. X G York A Son
Sch Eliza Ellen, Noyes, Boston, X q York & SON
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PosT OFFICE. PORTLAND, /
March 18th, 1864.
From and after this date and until further notice,
the Western Mail will be close at this office at
O'Clock, z. NJ instead of Il, as heretofore.
mch1s 3wed At DOLE, p. M.
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Sore Throat,
CnuVh.

Sore Throat,
Cough,
cold,
and similar troubles if suffered to progress result
in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic af-
feetions, ofteutimes ineurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs,
are compounded as to reach directly the seat of
the disease and give almost instant relief.
CURE FOR CATARRH.-DR. WApswQKrHs
DRf UP Is certain remedy for this loafhsome
disease. There Ia no mistake about this. The Dry
Up has cured thousands of cases OF Caarrh and the
sales of the article is constantly increasing word
to the wise sufficient For sale by the proprietor
H. II. BURLINGTON, Providence, X. /. Also BY
ii. IL HAY Druggist, Agent for Portland.
oot3l cod w6m
Y-ff you are goingto the West, South, or North
West, procure Through Tickets at LITrTE's Union
Ticket Office, No. 81 Exchange Street, where you
may have choice of routes at the lowest rates OF
fare. and obtain all needful information.
Nov. 2. 1868. TuThsAwtf
s8 To cure a cough, hoarseness or any disease Of
the throat and lungs Howes's Cough Pills. Sold
by Ii. H. Hay. Portland. and by druggists generally.
jan27 DIS w3ms
v-The Post Office is directly opposite Harris
Hat and Cap Store. feb2e Il
g-Ifyou arein want OF any kind o fPKINTING
call at the Daily Press ONCE.
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sg To cure a cough, hoarseness, or any disease Of
the throat and lungs. Howes's Cough Pills. Sold
by II; H. Hay. Portland. and by druggists generally.
jan27 DIS w3ms
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SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

D-Iiyou arein want of any kind ofPKINTING
call at the Daily Press Office. II
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g-The Post Once is directly opposite Harris
Hat and Cap Store. feb2eu
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The circulation ofthe Daily Press is larger
than any other Daily paper in the State, and
double that of any other in Portland.
TERMs-s7. 90 per gear Vpaid strictly in adcance
a discount Of 81 90 toiu be made.
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NEW ORLEANS.
CRAFTS q wII,I,IAMs-

CRAFTS &c WILLIAMS.
Successors t, J. w. HONEYWELL CO.
No. 565 Commercial Wharf, Bostop
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Druos Medi-
ctaes, Paints, Oils, Dye St4gs, Aann factarers ar.
ticies and Chemicals. Manufacturers Of Coal Tar-
nishes, Japan &c. Agents for Forest Rirer Lead
Mystic Lead Co. french and Amerisan ZINC,
Drug ytsps. Perfamers aud Liquor Labels General
Agents for j L. Hunneweil's Universal Cough REM
edy, Toln Anodyne and Electric Pills. mch23 cod 3m
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DAILY PRESS STOCK LIST.

For the week ending March 49, 1854
CORRECTED BY wM. II. WOOD,
Stock and Exchange Broker, Exchange ST., Portland
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FOREIGN PORTS.
SPOKEN.

Feb II. LAT Is H. Ion 50 IS, ship John Bunyan from
Buenos Ayres for New York. Ii days out.
Feb 81. lat s. lon "a w, ship Charger, Knowles,
from Boston Jan 20 for San francisco.
March ii. lat 81 Ion "A 10. brig Ida Mcleod, from
PHILADELPHIA for New Orleans
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Note.-we wish 1t to be understood that our @ nc
tatons represent prices of large lots from rst hand:
unless otherwise stated, and that in filing small OF
ders, higher rates have TO be charged.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
LEATHER & SHOE FINDIII
T "HT II

That TIE teeth are among the most impor'l
gans of the human system, few seem 70 unlsT'-
and Inany are unwilling 70 believe. They ar0-
quentiy neglected, b c0Be diseased, and arc
even IL early ite, with frequency really a'l-
10 the Fbiianthropist. Parsn.s neglect thsIf 1''-
their teeth become diseIsec. consequently
whole system i impaired ara debIlitated -
iloBs are necessarily ! IN .trtsl % thslr or
whose teeth are, ia Jura, Neglected, ana i+"
Victims 10 GIcass thus t~rau-mi,LEg Incr1ase4
ity "a succeeding g-neraJiuns. .t-
Agencies It this kind have been 90 W0rs i"i
IeuOd. and the consequences i, that g00a
Though fbhd.y desired, are seldom seen -
The Dental PrOlessian. not actul Cd o
euniary gain, laburing 20 rorrsct tlIs sta'e =
Ofcr remedies which, TOR ei iency, are prSO-,I
oqnai.ed ~ tkCse OF any OtheT aepaTtnen'"
i5lnc or surgery. -
Then WhUs We are scrUpulously nice a.
th appearance and eendriyn Of arlcies o. pr
aud even hearth stones let Us not tgfze'.r a.
TltRin Ouf mouths, through which We
speak. sf-
For be il known. that dalIa-s and es1'e n
compute the evils which follow sueh nasSi''
admitted, We shouh not mInufaciure 500
frivolous ex uses. frOm less shan lm1ginaty :
al. end set them to war upon The eunFIc''0H %
better judgment, made strong ~ 0osei''' %
experience contrary 10, and IA Tid4iti'- ~
first great law Of nature, Which 8, seL-P .si
u0n- bat upOn the contrary, We shodd q
OF moGtbs IKE, and emulate tue e4'NF r1
gr,a Uenerui u. >. Graat 90 hEs tnfsh 80
Nhs, Ia Starting up5l the haven mt * ,ts
bulS .ourdsu-d WITH the iarcIois cialm- 81
saud unwricom- cares lis Joes neither 81
a servant, oyercoar not b.a1ket, nor teut ma
chest. lis ouly 0sgsase consisted oI a wv
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
e. &. BARE,


Is pref AIRED to take MBROrYPES and MILNE
OTYPES in the best style OF the art; aud at
Lower Prices than Ever BEFORE OEered in
BrOwnviiie.
He still. occupies the Sky-Light Gallery or Main
Street. opposite the City Drug Store, where be
may be fond during business hours.
Pictures War;; n ed 10 Give Satisfaction
Tho public are invited to call and examins SPeci-
mems.
Hours Of operation, from g A. II. 10 4 P. n.
Brownvills, Feb. 4, 1865. n23-tf
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04
DELINQUENT TOMNLOTSe
PERU PRECINCT No. I.

Tow
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04


Beskel Joseph, Q ht NV qr 10 10 90 425
DO NV or NV OF 10 4 do 40
Dryden Mary.J, Sc az "a 4 dc -!6O 40
Dryden William sw qr - 4 do 100 962
do NV or % 90 IoO
Carper John, e hf NV az IA 4 DO 81
do Nv or NV qr ~ DO az l090
Dirks John, sc qrIne or 3 do 81 Hl5
Harstick Henry, ne or NV Or 4 II AZ =
do NV or NV or a do AZ 20 30
Harris " H., Q hf sw Or "a DO ~ -
do sW qrIswqr "a do ~ ooI
Hslms Lewis, W ht Sc Or & -
So, Themss-w M ne or 94do SO 5.S6
5elken J nm, sc ar neqF 4 90 AZ 80
ds znlhf ne q - DO ~ GU
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-08-04

Rapey R ], Sc Or sw or &
do sw or sc or
Richie RodOlph, NV Or
Rice James, n hf sw or
.SehOoley Charles, a hf Sc or
dc ehf sw Or
Scott j H F, 90 or
YatOn 81 H, ne or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26

and do0msday cannot raise him above it. He came
here TO take the city Of Richmond. lie Lad, frst
and lnst-from Fortress Monroe to heehanlceYlue
AS documents furnished 10 the Committee OF Inquiry
hy the War Office substanised by the Assistant Secre'
tiry Of War, prove beyond all doubt, i5s, COZ men,
lie YVES beaten in every battle. from Williamsburg to
Malvern. Lincoln found him at Westover Shirley.
with but So men. what had become OF all the rest
Had they sunk into The EARTH melted into the air
hey had sunk into the earth victims TO the bayoles
aud the shos Of the Confederate troops Or to the dis
ease of the climate aggravated by ncessant exposure
and unremiting toll in ditchng lie way TO Richmond
AT last only because il was necessary 10 withdraw our
troops 10 repe invasion from another quarter he was
permitted sink away with the miserable remnant OF
his troops cowed, broken-spirited, and eHeetlaly
brought down from the lofty tone OF braggadocio with
which thoy commenced the Scre of Richmond. more
entire farc ia nowhere recorded. and more thorough
oAGTla.d. never lived.
From The Richmond Dispatch, March 81
DECLINE IN PRICES IN PETERSBURG.
Two sales took place in Petersburg on Friday,
at which the following prices ruled, reported In the
city pspers:
do good 10 prime @iG$4 " n Table SAT-. 42c o 10
Quinine SIS y o. Nsila, SII5 p keg. brown susar e1'
oellent qaslty 80 y n Loaf do, do Sli IS y n Setee
su Is j. 10 Coenac Brandy, so T. gallon; Peanut Oil, sis
T. gaon Apple Brandy, sol - galon Striped DoneAties
SO era = 10 = yard; "a Besched Cotton, - 10 " yeTdi
~ Unbl.scled do - 20 = yard; Brown Sugar 81 ~ 10
y n Package Pins, SB JOi Black Thread, ~ So sorghum
Molesses SO % y gallon.
The rapid decline in the sugar market is attributed 10
the fact that the price had been run mp beyond the
means Of the community in general 10 purchase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
FROM WASHINGTON

Special Dispatch to The N. y. tribune.
WASHINGTON. Friday. March q, 1894
AMBULAHCEs SENT TO TIE FRONT.
A great number of ambulances went through
the city to the front to-day.
THE ORDERS PoR ACTIVE SERVICE.
Since the issue of The order relieving several
regiments Of tie Veteran Reserve Corps from duty IN
der Gen. Martindale the officers and men on detached
dnty here anticipate that they viii be required to Join
their regiments IL s said that another order long
asked FOR by all who know the difference between sol
dcrug in Oh. face Of tho enemy and soldering in the
hotels Of ashngton Va, has been actually issued.
directing that officers and enlisted men. whose services
are not actually needed at the various military head-
quarters 10 returned IN their regiments Immediately.
COL. WooLFoED DISMISSED.
The President to-day dismissed from the
seryloe Col woolfoId Of Kentucky. domestic Instead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
CALIFORNIA UNION STATE CON-
VENTION.
Endorsement of the Adminisfrafion-!nr'
Lincoln the First Choice for Next
President.
SAN FRANCISCO. Friday, March %, ls6

SAN FRANCISCO, Friday March 25 1854
The ship William Chamberlain has passed
Callao.
Tho Union State Convention organized at Sacra.
n,ento yesterday by the election of William ii. Sears,
Chairman, by 45 majority over W. II. Parks (anti,
~ xJ,.
To-day the Convention unanimously adopted reso-
lu,ion praising the National Administration declaring
Lincoln the first choice for the next President and in
dorsiug Mcssr CONFESS Highly. Shannon, and Cole OF
the California delegation in Congress
separate resolution In memory Of the Rev. T. Starr
King was adopted by standing vote. all the members
rising from their seats In silence.
The delegates TO the Baltimore Convention have not
yet been elected but doubtless the majority OF them will
be friends Of Mr.. CONFESS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
The Quota Of Pennsylvania.

HARRIseukG, Friday, Harch 20 IeoI'
An investigation of the official figures dis
closes the fact that when Pennsylvania is given credit
for enstments in the Regular Army and Marine
service and the Navy her quota under the call for
800 600 man viii be nearly not quito full The state.
Incnt that the deficiency Of Pennsylvania was 7cco Is
incorrect; that being the entire number Of men due
fronhe State under oil the calls allowing no credit for
veteran volunteers and recruits since January 3st
Gov Curtin has scnt his Military Secretary TO Wash
ington procure official correction of the misstae-
ment which has done much to discourage the people
and retard recruiting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
REORGANIZATION OF THE POTO-
MAC ARMY.
Additional Details - Destination of the
Generals Relieved.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Friday, March %, 1864.
In addition to the general order rearranging
the Corps VI the Army OF the Potomac and relieving
some Of its general officers, we learn that Gen. Peas'
onton has been relieved from the Cavalry Corpe and Is
report TO Gen. Rosecrans thet Gen S kes is to re-
poIt to Gen. Curtis, Gen. Newton to Cen Sherman
Gen. French at Philadelphia, Gen. Meredith at Caro-
Gen. Spinoa to Court Martial .Gen. Caldwell 10 DC
relieved to sit on Court-Mnrtal, and Gems Ricketts,
Gibbon. and wadsworth TO report TO Gen. Meade for
assignment to command.
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has been ordered TO the command Of the steamer Pom
toosuck, built at Portland, Ne.
GEN. SYKES TO HIS LATE COMMAND.

GEN. SYKES TO MS LATE COMMAND.
General Sykes and French arrived here this
afternoon from the army. On taking leave OF bis com
mand Gen Sykes issued the following order:
HrADouAaTERs 5rH ARMY Cogrs, March "a, 1854
GENERAL ORDERS. No. 5.-Soidiers Of iAe 5u CoTps
Ry direction OF the War Department L am relieved
from duty with the Army Of the Potomac.
In Obcyng IN order so wholly unexpected part from
yon with the profoundest regret We have been asso
cated since your organization as corps. We .aie
shared all the campaigns OF this glorious army ana ior
nine months il has been my pride and distinction ~ D.
your chief. The history OF your ACHIEVEMENTS eaas .
uster to history Of yonr anlry And Ia the great
battle OF the var on the ID 81 July loo' your hefom
/ part from you, feeling assured that your many
virtues, courage and patriotism. VIII s po hspicnous
in campaigns 10 come and that the asshla borne upon
your flags, and npon your breasts, VIII IN fhe
shock ofbatle always be found In the thick oil your
countTy's foes.
GEORGE SYKES, Major. Gen. Commanding
ISSUE OF GOLD NOTES.
Secretary Chase is understood to be making
aIPan gemens for the Issue Of gold notes receivable FOL
duties which he proposes pay for TIE interest falling
due on April /. May July !, August 10. October l.
November 1854 and January l. 1865, without rebate
on interest due on and before July and with rebate at
the rate of per cent per interest due after
that date.
The aggregate of interest coming due at these dates
Ia about s. COO OF which it il supposed that $50.
COO o0o will be anticipated. in this way making yr-
tual addition Of nearly that amount to the stock Of gold
THE VALUE OP NATIONAL CURRENCY.
The Secretary also has under consideration
the expediency Of receiving National currency at rates
slightly below the current values Of gold and OF issuing
therefor Assistant Trcasurers Certificates receivable in
payment of duties.
THE TRANSFER OF sgAMEN FROM THE ARMY TO
THE NAVY.
Seamen in the army who desire to be trans
feIred to the navy should make application by letter to
the Navy Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
The New-Jcrsey Legislature-The Third
New.Jersey Cavalry.

The resolutions declaring the views of the
Legislature in regard to the attempt the part Of Con.
gress to interfere with the laws OF Jersey BY an.
nung franchises granted TO the railroads IN the State.
were passed by vote Of IL to in the Senate and by
unanimous vote in the House.
10th Houses have adjourned TO Monday night.
Tho I'd New-Jerscy Cavalry Regiment, numbering
200 and horses have orders to leave on Monday
for the seat Of war They will be reviewed tomorrow
by the Governor. They viii march to Washington
instead Of being Transported by cars.
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opening day.
NEw.YoRk woMAx's IsrrRMARY.-A So

NEw-YoRK WoMAN's IEPrRMARY.-A So
cety formed and Incorporated in October last under the
name Of the New.York wOmans Inhrmary Association.
for the purpose Of providing suitable place for the
treatment of diseases peculiar to women homcopahi-
caly are making arrangements To- open their ips!a.
tion In May The building which has been secared for
the Infrmary is on Washington Hghts The grounds
are spacious and beautifully situated. between One
hundredand fifty. sixth and One hundred and hfty.
eighth streets and extending trom Bloominsdass 70
the Kipgsbridge road.
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THE FAIR BUILDISGs.-The Fair buildings
Fourteenth street nearly completed, and soon
the painters have finished their work the arrange
ment Of tho contributions in tho various departments
will be commenced. The Union Square building VIII
be done early in the week II Is intended to give
ehildrens entertainment at Irving Hall On the AFTER
and evening Of the 10th of pr for the benefit OF
the Fair The work goes bravcly and from pre'cns
indications there will be further postponcment OF the
oncnino DAY
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Mar;ue Disas(ePN.

FORTRESS MONROE Friday. March 25 1864.
The dispatch steamer Fort Jackson arrived
this morning from the blocksding feet Of Wilmington
and reports great number Of wrecks all along the
coast from Hatteras to Cape Henry Spars and pieces
OF wreck floating In the water were found.
The steamer Calypso sailed down the coast to dsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
WATCH PRESENTATION.
THE CoLoRED SOLDIERS To-DAY.-The Goth

THE COLoRED SOLDIERS TO-DAY.-The 26th
regiment United States coored volunteers will leave
Rikers Island to-day at ten o'clock. for this city on its
WY 70 the field. Tie following is the programme Of the
public demonstration which will take place:
The colored societies Of Newlork will meet at La
ayot.e Place 1T eleven o'clock in the forenoon and pro-
coed To Madison Square, where the ceremonies OF the
day win tai e place at O'Clock in tie afternoon
At that hour "A beautiful regmenta flag will be pre-.
sented 10 the volunteers by the ladies Of NewYork Mr.
John Jay delivering the address.
After paitaking of collation.. the regiment viii at
three O'Clock march down Fifth avenue, Fourteenth
street Broadway and Canal street TO Colnss W haIf
North River when they will embark board steam
er for the place Of their destination. The music to.
day will be- furnished by the band stationed ~ Fort
Hamilton The colored societies win escort the troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
Military Affairs.
THE Quota OF THIS STATE.

THE QUOTA OF THIS STATE.
The quota of this State under the call for
2OO eco men was 20, 230 This number included the
credits ard deficiencies mp the s OF March. 1t now
appears that by adding the number Of recruits obtained
between the lst and 2Gth instant to the number Of re
enlisted veterans estimated at about 1500O that NJ
oro,,s III - sss s-o'' -----
flied. Some Of the Copperhead Counties (Schoharie
FOR nstancc) have not filed their quota but they viii
be required do So notwithstanding the fact that the
oval counties have promptly responded TO tic call,
cheerfuy bearing than their share ~ the burden
About - coo sailors have been enlisted IN this city
and STATE and an application has been made 70 have
them credited Ia the last cii Ii tbA DE done the re.
maindcr OF the quota OF this State will be fcd before
the middle OF April.
RECRUITiEG IN THE CITY.
About forty new recruits and thlTty-tour
veterans received their bounty at the Committee Head
quarters yesterday.
WATCH PRESENTATION.
On Thursday evening there was Il very pleas
ant entertainment at the 18th Regiment Annoy. 1t
MAS "A complimentary meeting, convened for the pnr-
pose o presenting splendid gold watch and chain 20
Capt Jacob Raynor. a very popular and accomplished
officer who has commanded Company Of the gallant
nth " Y n q. for than quarter Of century.
Mr.. James Burgess made the presentation speech III
behalf Of Tie Company. Capt Vim. Roynor succeeds
his father in commend of the Company, aad the
honor patrioticaly and well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26
JOE JOHNSTON'S OFFICIAL REPORT.
Negro Troops to be COaxsd to Desert.
CONSUMPTION IN NORTH CAROLINA
SUSPENSION OF HABEAS CORPUS
AFFAIRS IN THE SOUTHWEST

We have received Richmond papers TO TN
sist inst eon which sc make the following interest
isg extracts;
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Ga6 9OpcicD . 0c-Sfair.
(Qrs bem naaienten gacIant" BON 8erferftrsiat, @a.)

9ie i'm Suffer Qincoln's itebenoen Stiefelz
puber erbeben jest iiberal elm grduli9zierpiles
@eblair iiber einen Brief ben Der befannte log.
Gmancipatirnift 2ppeicp BON ieinen Sterbebett
aus an einen %geniIIen Qlpno Carlton, ben
6erausgeber be5 conieruatipen 8iids Siberia
tor, " 9ei6rieben bat, nprin er ble1en bur6 urb
burh cOnieroatipen 81 b olitipniite oaflr
bantt, baB er Ii audi ben l%erpiIen 2incpln=
2appen oufgeSpgen babe uno Die mirtlid label
bait fre6e 8ebouptung auf9eltelt, 2incDln lei 10
rrapital wie irgenb Elm anberer damn i'm 2anb.
Sic eefduften i%erpilen GrippenbeiBer 2incoln's
bruden nun bieien 8rief alb uno blairen in Die
@elt, yberielbe bebirfe teines gonmentars
ga 2Ouejpp uno @arriiOn genIgam be=
fonnt leien." 9iidt 10 ibr Sbreiber=
fnedte! Gieier Brief beoarf aQeroins8 zines
@ommentars uno mir lpplen ibn geber1. :
6oben Denn Die 9~etauften 6eoertnedte in
ibrem bltnpen 9ieniteifer gar ridt gemerft, paB
Elm pom Dem ~rapitalen @rabz9 rppn angetlnz
bi9ter glntra9 pemndAit ppr ben GOnsreb 9e@
brddt werpen miro, Seium Gbriltum ais ben
O5erlten 6lbrer oes Meni6en9eihledts pur9
bic Ser. Staten anertennen gu laGen ? l1nb
nun = merit ibr mas :? 9a giebts alio mieoer
einen @eianoti6aftS : 8piten gu pergeben uno
sfpar einen fetten. llno pa es nun gar
teinem 3peifel unterliest = Dab 2incoln, benz
betanntlt6 allie" Nittel re6t lino, Die
betreienoe Bill unterieidnen meroe, 10 beetle
fi6 6err 2Oueirp elm !6dnOelhen nit ibm abb
5uidlieBen unD ii6 oen fetten Soften im 8prs
aus ruourd II lidern, pab er ben ubenerpdbn~
ten 2incpln Brief idrieb uno, Obne Die 8aiiis
run9 Der 8iu uno Die 8eitdtigung ieiner
Grnennung Ourd Den Senat ab3uputten = os
slei6 auf Den ibm pom 2incoln 3u9ebadten
NOiten abreiite uno = itarb. 50 uerbielt li6
Oieie iaubere @ei6idte uno bic 9rabt3ieber
tpifIen eS. l1nb banlit - basta!
Matberi6 b. Gulenbprt.
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9luS Sutler'S Separtemeut. 5a'''
Gine &anonenbopt : Grpecitiom nadD Sem Gbicfas
bpmiinD. 1

Mpnrpe, 9. g(pril, Sim Mpntag ben 4.
tpuroe cine &anpnenbp ptzGrpebttipn BON NorfoIt
ben Gbidabpminp binauf 9ei6idt. Stefelbe be-
itauO aus ben &anonenbpoten Sam. 8. 8rems
tier, unter Capt. Q(rnplo STARTS nno General
SeiIup inter 2ieut. 8laoenbauien bonn 3. ga.
glrt. 9te9t.
9ie beioen &arprenbppte errei6ten Die Manz
pung bes @bidabprntnp am Sienitag nit Saeesr
anbru6 nno bampften Is Meilen ben Sllls
binauf ais ii6 9ieut. 8lacenbauler init SO
Mann ausi6ifite uno oas 2anb burhitreifte.
Sie beipen 8ppte fubren bararf - Mteilen meit
nm cine gepaItige 8iegung bes SluifeS berum,
uno uabnen bann Die 2anoungSmann16aft
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