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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

p ttHt -
rotlcy o. eoScIfisroRr wAg-
Ftae AM irs nssu1rs. w pab-
li,b 10 isy lIs frsi ineligible acooam
ne have teen & she ea, disaster b
Fias Tic 5i.ergi5a i dsiio-
aea,l ior .yund e.earncss and
ias aTiler evidently bad oppprunaies
,o kaoNiae iae aljee and siev o
itose Who lsaaa q and conducted ihe
cmPasu TIE Desc atc sheets
lase baa muta - .ay about tie eam-
gsl-n beias cou titc4 aad carried oJt
10 poiilicA ends. and Iase plscei ihe
respaasbiliiy d ,l.e mgplefom sefi.
Gceal hgma he. that mars "a ibe dis
aser ufoo The shoulders Of lIse Pres
.de ana 3D. advisers. Il would have
ssemed as though lhe sac, tba F.ofi-
"a nas second 10 importance only 70
she Tmas-Nlississippi region Is a
source 0f supple. Tor TIE rebtlarmies,
might haye justified ,lie undertaking
of the expedition, wh lher ANS hopes
.uf reconstruction were entertained in
connection with it or not From later
developments II is evident that, il
s1Iid have been better ior Tie De
moeraey 10 have lei tbs matter severe
y alouc from the first, and suffered
il. remembrance 10 pass from HE pub
iie miad without any further inresti-
cations. Now tbs, The truth Is Who'll
y out il appears that the failure Of
the expedition is to be mainly attrib-
uted 10 tie fact that the views Of the
Democracy concerning the manner
Of conducting The war were too close
y followed. The policy Of concilia.
ton was carried 10 such an extent
that The residents Of the country we're
allowed TO come ard go at the Union
camp without restraint, for fear that
there might be some among them IN
clined TO the Union cause whom any
other treatment would drive away in
disgust Not single article on the
line of march was touched, although
this tender regard for the property Of
a community among whom there
might perchanee be some few loyal
men, seriously inierfered with the OPP
erations Of the army. This is the
way the Democracy have always
claimed the war should be con.
Quoted, and we hope they are sat.
isiied with this result Of the effort 10
carry out their views. The cam
paign was conducted on their princi-
pies and it failed lamentably. and il
she war Was carried on in the same
way il would be unsucccssiully waged
and the South would 20 free. When
the Democracy cling SO persistently
10 their policy Of conciliaiion, and the
proofs Of IFS inadequacy are SO plain
and The result so evident, it can not
but raise thought that that is the
end they wish to gain. We hope
that the result OF the Florida expedi-
ton aDundantly proves to those who
needed further proof, tina. an army
which has an enemy to beat can not
be successful where it spends is
strength and time in making nice dis
tiActious between its individual friends
and enemies, and cripples It's own en-
ergies in the endeayor to preserve the
surrounding people from feeling in The
least The pressure of war. The los.
was fearful, but perhaps the result
was needed TO open the eyes Of those
who still bindly follow the teaching,
Of those Democratic leaders, who dare
not declare openly for peace, but al.
yocate mild and conciliatory mode
Of warfare.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

We learn from tie Rutland Comier
that every northern State, Massa-
chusetts AID Vermont alone excepted,
is perfectly safe for Mcclellan IN
November next.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

Couons, BsoseauIs The entire Free
dom from all deleierio0s ingredients render
- Bfouh's Broastiai 1foehes,' Or Tough
aud Voice Lozeuges. . aafe remedy ier tbe
mos, aeieaie female, or youngest ehild, ana
ia eausel them 10 be he'd IN tbs highest
esteem - elergymen. singep snd Public
speahers geaefAily. Ab
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

Mj-geH sheridan when Gen Grant has
appointed 10 eemmand The Cavalry q The
Army q tie Potomac j. 81 years II age, and
N Ifish1an II birth.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

DR.. Mrshall's Catarr Snuff d recon-
mended BY many II The best physicians, and
Il used With great success and saiisssasien
everywhere Sold By al! Druggists. ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

ssgrsy and gsrsfslqns EruPiicns Nill
soos cover sbe baslies q ibose brave tnfn
ubs are ashi.ug their country ps'sss'
Nieht sir. bad ioli, AVID renchlpg raIhs,.
viii make sad hssoe xitA the e'foagtsl
thofegfe lei every mgu sapp'y hgsfii biia
H0LIOWAV's OINTMENT. 4 = : ssr-
taia cnra tn egery Kidd u siin disease
90 eenm, 10 cents. and s 10 Per bex q
nt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

Don Santiago Ducello, the Contortionist,
performed at the Court House Saturday
night. Those who have a taste for exhibit
tons Of that nature will End that he per-
forms many truly wonderful feats.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

wsrs p.ghls masky rsugc q The rvbsl lines.
sua -oals af,illsrymsa we're Killed vitA
b6eAshot We rithlrev slevly. bat the
ferimtsts uere broksn iaie larst number
afsrasms8ls. and tadlr miael ap. |, vas
falnfsl sight 10 sse - many brave SQUAD
81 asa vrthiss in agony. tu, shsp We
we're eompsUss 10 lssys ihsm ihsre--ihey
noi bctuE recespissd - ,he enemy a. sol
aie-s, e-rreislly ~ usrroe. --ns lsn-
saaxc can describe cor sorr0v and regret.
ser oxe cnANss Foa Yicfos,
Ihe battle II olus'ee vas fsssal vhA Al
ho cl5s 81 lbs eHsmyp side or nsn
were wearcl and no, segs With iens march
iug tacy bad akea but very lil,ls refresh
mcau soms rot any suse early breakfast
they had ne expectations " hghi until ao-
;asTly dawn iato Il they Tough, on ground
where the rsom Was 10, sufficient ,o form
line Of battle Or dopl0y 10 the best advan-
,age The enemy was q, least three thou
sand more humorous than our force We
knew nothing Of he ground aud position
oftbe enemy, eS'cp, Is W Learned them BY
dear experience. aad under such "a array
Of uufavorable circumstances. no trnSsry
or skin could save the day
Our loss in Killed. wounded and missing
is strangely great, being no less than nine
teen hundred Previous 10 the battle wo
eaplurci property that il worth to the gov
srnment half a million dollars and in tha,
battle, together With the retreat, los, no.
less ihan million dollars, besides The pre-
eioas lives that we're sacrificed.
The enemy's loss in Killed and wounded
Is reported BY numerous deseriers. and IN
the rebel press, to be not far from cish.
hundred
/ Gfs, SEYMOUR brave
/ Gen. Seymour was 10 the hottest u the
battle, and seemed to be obliyions to all
thoughts or feelings Of danger After get
1 ting Into The ambuscalc he did all 10 bis
power to bring out, by desperate hshiing,
favorable issue. lie may be eensnred for
some things, but cowardioe or excessive
/ prudence should not IL put into the list
YlDE
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

Services were held in the Congregational
Church in this village on Fast Day, and q
sermon preached by the Rev. R s. Cush-
man from Ezra 8, 81 AT the close col
lection was taken up for the beue6t Of the
Freedmen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

We have received Lei me bold
il till | die, ana Song Of The Can
tcen, two Of The most popular songs
Of tie war. Composed BY II. Love,
grove. They are Published by IL. l.
Story, Burlington, Vt, who Is gen
cral dealer in sheet music, musi,
books, musical instruments, sc. Pric,
80 cts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12
Local 1N1E1LfGHNcn.

IrfHs- M1j Gen. Smith, recently con-
fraed by the Senate. is descendant Of the
late Capt Samuel Robinson Of Bennington.
and a cousin Of our present Governor
DR.. Il. n s Morgan Of Bennington, lost
several rolls Of butter from bis cellar last
week-iaken without leave.---A Pownal
correspondent Of the North Adams .Nc,cs
and Transcript says there has been great
mania among the. young ren Of that place
to go to New York and get large wages for
doing nothing, but having purchased their
tickets and got all ready to start, their
courage failed them and they gave it up.
-Geo, W. Albro, a canal boat captain,
brother f 7. J. Albro Of Bennington Centre,
was lately murdered while employed in
loading his boat with coal BY having a large
piece thrown upon the top Of his head by a
man named Foley, who had previously
threatened 10 kin him - Bennington has
the honor Of having given birth to the best
circus rider in the United States.---The
Secretary Of the American Board cofrects
his previous statement concerning the do
nation from this town for the past year, The
town having given $l06. - Jedadiah
Dewey, one Of the most estimable citizens Of
Bennington, died recently at the age Of Co.
Funeral services by the Rev. c. II. Hub
bard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

NJ, Truman Bentley has opened har-
ness shop in this village, at the stand oceu-
pied by Mr.. Barlingame before his enlist
ment. Having long been in the employ Of
J. G. Roberts at Factory Point, Mr.. Bentley
is well known throughout this section as
superior workman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

II has been generally noticed that there
were more changes Of residence this spring
than in any other season during long Sc
res Of years. The general conmotion dur
ing moving week was positively alarm
Ing to persons Of quiet disposition. and the
numerous wagons with household goods
piled on, hung under, and fastened to, in
all ways and shapes, were sug gesive Of
much misery TO mankind in general and
housewives in particular.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

The public examination Of Teachers In the
Common Schools Of Manchester, will be
held in the School House in this Village on
the 10th inst, at one O'Clock in the after
noon.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

Mr.. Bascom has arrived in town prepare
tory 10 the commencement Of his dulies MS
Principal Of the Burr and Burton Seminary.
We notice that the new furniture ordered by
the trustees has arrived, and that Every
thing is being made ready for the opening OF
the school. The term commences one week
from tomorrow and the ability Of the
teachers, the pleasantness Of the situation
and the past reputation oft institution, will
doubtless secure full attendance Of pupils.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

srsa n ialie Dean alhan and
Dean Stanley - Jewish History
Scottish Religious Hsases Abroad
Tie NegroRace ia America; Fronde's
ilsory e England. vea. WIZ
iceland.
Tie article upon tie Negro race
traces Their long preparation u slaf-
ery ior tie freedom which has nov
fallen to their loL and advances
proofs Of lhcir present fitness Tor The
enjoyment Of the blessings oi liberty.
The American reader viii look upon
ile English r views Of llisYear siih
mora hearty favor from the fgci t'ai
they have nol as yel contained any
abuse ofthe Federal Americans"
Published by Leonard Scott 4 Co,
No. IS Walker st. N. y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

Tie battle having now ragged for four
hours. fr,m 20 6 P. y. / appears ihe gei
ii war became satisfied with ,he slaughter
On both sides, aud, a. Il By mutual consent
a parties, ibs Sighting ceased. We were
allowed quietly 10 sithdrew from the Geld
Tue eve pieces q artillery - lot we're q
taken from u, Bat lef, 81 iie groand' be-
caase tie hofses ana gauuers bad si5ber hel
Or been killed. All Int one q oar batteries
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-04-12

iis Rebe llus s. lht base, only eeyerei The
raj road smlaakmesg - che pstFhsl'esisr
lise, au3 ths ssf.os afswamps - be hyfs'h-
saasc. v.ll g,s slesF and rsaarkabiy oot-
ree, salens e the ssla The Bstel Fighl
a. a Ten aanks we're amply Prsictei y ihe
svAmps. There vas slso q strip g lva
marsh land IA tbs eutmy's fraat. ana pcf-
haps CREATION Affords 10, iew positions tass
&C enemy suid aecury g grssFgr aavap-
n.e. oar army passed. Into tbis triangle
,hrsusb ths upper pan Of the hyPo'hsHast,
AID oceapIsl . po'idea ht,le belov Che
apex. Tia. l.Ft ROAD, whIch was our lire Of
marea. pa~.4 between tive svamps, aud
was 50 narpaW jba, MANY 81 oar mea bad 10
wade tie swaps Anec deep 10 mud aud va.
Ter 10 vet iuto elton
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-27

btrdn tao fdBte BpitO sur 2inten 6es 8. Gprps,
DaS iid an bic Giienbabn lebnte.
Ser Seino bebauptete cine ieite Stelung auf
benz iloltden SllBufer, auf elmer 6olbiniel, Die
pur9 Elm fleines 9ieben9ewdfIer pes gtortb
9lnnu 3iper 9ebilpet miro, unpeit Der gtlenz
babnbride
8arlpw's 9ipi1iOn ltano re6ts ppn Der Gie
ienbabn; 8irnep serabe Der 6albiniel gesenz
ilber, unO Gibbpn sur Nedten, mdbreno oaS 5.
Corps auf Der Strabe na6 0tilfprc, cine Nleile
redtS ppn Der Giienbabn ltano.
/ cSdarmlbel in Der Sronte BON 8irnep's
Commando begannelt lm@ 2 ubr 9lahmittags,
uno INT 4 ubr ~begannen unlere 8atterien Su
lpielen unp bpmbaroirten ben SeinO, wdbrenp
I8iunep's 9ipilion ben 8eiebl erbielt, Die feinp>
Ili6en @erfe nit bem 8appnett sl nebmen unO
Die 8riide Su bcIeben.
Ser Nngriff puroe 9ldnSenb alsgefibrt unO
Der .Seino ipuroe iiber Die Bride geja9t, nab
reno unlere @el6ibe iie beberrldten,
Sen. 9arcof betobte auf'5 !6D6lte Die 9iot4
iion pegen ibrer Sapferteit, NIT Der tie Die itarfE
feinplide 8plition erltiirn1te; Der &f ballerte
bis in Die gtadt binein fort uno jeber She'll be-
bauptete feline &nie. l1is Hsta-l ntata
Inner @erluIt betrug III oieiem Gefe3te $50
ISupte unb @erpunoete. Ser feinpli6e Gerluit
mar 9erape 10 tart pie Der nnlrige. 9rBeroenl
babelt mir benz 5einoe cine beoeutenoe 9tn5abl
Geiansene ab~genpmmaeu. I'm a llbr bemerfz
iteai9te Sen. Marren ieiren nebergang unO leb
am Sipufer einige 66anSen onfmerfen.
yQlO uQdher lpltr0e er Don elmer {lrDben
Hebellenna@t an9e9riifen, Die er unter 8lut-
uer9ieben Suritdtreb. Gie Sooten uno Ser
tpunoeten Der 0tebellen lagea urnber pber blieber
I'M Wtpralt I'M Nngelidt nnierer 2inten iteden,
ais Der 6eino i6 i6pn 5uriidgeSOgen Bate
Inner Serlult betrug 800 Sp6te uno Gerpun,
bete-s ri1lg f9E1 !oH $3.50 11 t41gs@
8ei eintretenoer 9untelbeit fam General
8urnibe'S Corps uno iteQte ii6 spilben Solz
cOf lrnD1 8arren IN Shla6tlinie unO traf @pr=
februn9en, giiber bems 6lub SIT 9eben, pdbrent
pas 6. Corps ii6 am re6ten 5lilgel peS 5, auf=
1telte. s.t.1taI sII 9a3iE ui-aHs1@ $50
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unSwetfeIbaft yScbt, ba Sumter bas
eoI1lllEanop I'M Sbenanpoabtbale erbalten, miro
ct nn5petIelbait Serltdrfungen erbalten unp frdf%
tt9 portpdrts 9eben. Obne cine ipl9e @erfabz
rln9Sfpelle mare es cine Spabeit, tpenu Groct3
lelne OperatiDnen an Der Sennelieez 8tr9inia
Gtienbabn fprtieben wirOe.
(Bbil. Nortb alnericun, "a. 0tai)
9Eer 1Ollte audi burar s~tpeifeln? SIT bod
Sl9el lebt 9lildlt6 b%eieitigt, Sumter lit ia Elm
QSeltpolnter 9ie9uldrer uno ben fam man un=
mO9lld zen ba9ateQe bebanoeln, wie Deny 9ut6
General, tSigel burfte feline 8erltdrfung er>
balten, INN trdttig pUrgeben 51 f6unen ; aber
Sumter r'ldt cine gendeenpe 9nsabl 3ruppen
S1 9ebe1, tpdre ell Serbred)en. So we go.
UoJ1lL009 I'LL (6r. Yr.
Grplp Il on 1T elmer So blenarube e.
2ln Wtpntag 0torgen entiiuoete li6 oa3 @us
in elmer &oblen 8rlbe pier Dteilen ppu Wpnpn=
gabela Stir, am Goal Sluff, uro eS erfpl9te
cine f1rhtbare Grplplipn, wpour6 5 8erlpneu
getDptet uro 10 perprnoet murben. llnter
ben Grlteren befipOet li6 ein damn Namen&
2eon6aro nit iein5n 5mei S6bnen. 8ie meiten
Der Serun9lildten itno Samilienpdter, bereu
9(ngeb6rige: ppn ib,er 6dnoe 9rbeit obbdngig
Iito Dper paren. -s5ra
@5 l6elnt, baB ilb iiber SDnrltag in Der
@rube e~rclpiioeS @as geiammett bate weldeS
iib ent5iinoete, iobal9 Die 9trbeiter mil ibren Of
enen 2i6tern bineinfamen -.
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&ele9rapbifebe SCacDrtcbten.
Sertatet fur ben Baltimore @eder.9
80. @umgreB DER Wer. ematsn.
Wafbtndtpu. 26. W(o

! .a-Et34tEE W q = IN I . II, 70. W(al.
Senat. Ntr. 9ntbpnp beri9tete cine 8iQ
fir @rbDbun9 oer 8e5abung fir Den 0tepprt
unp Srud Der pff5ielen 9ebatten bes Gpnsrei=
ieS. Set 1888 babe Der firsli9 perltorbene
S. 6. 9tipeS Die 8erbanolunsen in leinem @lobe
geprudt, in letter 3eit nit beoeutenoem Ser
lutte. Goldmer bemertte, bab Die Soften olz
filr beoeutelo perringert pilroen our1 We9lal=
Jung Der lan9en 0teoen, Die oft gar nidt 9ebals
ten pproen iino. 9ie Sadie muroe suridoe=
le9t. Sine 8iQ fir Nepiiipn Der @eieBe oes
Sl1trittS Columbia muroe gum 9rud beorpert.
8ptpell le9te 8eldllne pur, pelde oaS @ers
tabren Der Ge9lerun9 9e9en Die v8prlo" unb
paS nSpurnal Of Commerce" taoeln. 9ielelben
puroen gum 9rud beproert.
6enoerien beri6tet Die Bill fir Sncprppri>
run9 Der r6eimdtb fir freunOluie 6rauen unp
&lnpet" nit announcements Surid.
gSaoe ref Die ge~meinl9aftli6e Neiplution
flr 9tbdnoerun9 beS CHARTERS Der Staot Waib=
in9tpn auf.
Sumner belt oieie SelOlutipn fit cine iebr
ipt9tl9e Sadie rnb perlan9te Damn in elmer ldn=
9eren MISUNDERSTANDING, DAP AUDI Sarbige
wv Ctt'hHtlSWl StVulleIt IpuIeIt ultp pIleItLIe el!.
oabtrl laltenpeS 9tmenoement. Naoe eripioerte,
Die Neiplutipn babe nit Der ginlhrdnfun9 unp
auSpebmung pes @ablre6ts ni3tS gu i6afen,
%lpnOern iei ein5i9 auf @bidafun9 BON Sprmas
lltdtelt 9eridtet, our6 pelhe 1timmbere6tiote
8ir9er ibres 8ptums beraubt wiiroen. SUM
ner ippllte anttpOrteu, aber Der Senat leate bic
Sadie Surid unb nabm Die 8eratbuna Der
Steuerbia auf. 3
9ous. @aibburn ppn 81. pom 6anoelsz
Gpmite lu6te UNI GrlaubniB CUR Ginbringung
elmer 8ia mad, Die $4,000 fir @erbe6erun9
an ben Seen unb 100000 fir Die Nleeresz
fiilte bepiai9t. Stepen8 erbob Giniprade oa=
9egerl rno @aibburn Seigte an, paB er nd6iten
0tontag Die Mufbebun9 Der Sagespronnng fir
Auipabme Der 8ilI beantragen weroe.
SaS 9alS nabm Johann Die Grpdqunq Der
GeciprpcitdtS~ 6rage auf. Barter uno Mprria
BON Sernlont uno 9aoiS bon Marplano lpra>
den g gen @ufbebung be8 gertrags. Slpeet
BON Dtaile uno 2ittleipbn BON Stem Sort pppp=
nirten e~benfallS 6a9egen, iparen aber fir @r=
nennun9 Don GOmmiIdren wel6e einen befie>
rem Sertrag entperfen lOuten.
SoS t9aus %perparf Johann nit 80 9egen "a
Stimmen ben GOri6Iug, giotis fit unbeoinste
Aufbebnng be8 8ertrasS gu 9eben, irwie einen
8tpelten in dbnli9em Slime.
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Oie 8icrIfcucr inn @cnn+

Sor9eltern tam Die 8euennez8iq, pel6e Die
@9lste9- unO 8ier=Steuer nit einbesrelft, i'm
Senat sur 9ebatte. Seuatur Sberrnon Snroh
isp Oafnr aus, ooB Die Steuer BON 81. 80 Der
8ar1el gu bob ieil uno reidte ELM Oiele Shot
fade na6peiienoes WcmOrial Der 8rouer Elm
Selienben belt ba9e9en Die Steuer inn gero(eiH
81 Der 8bisfepfteuer pon ST .5O-per Gouune n,
nleorig, purre jeop6 ipfOrt BON Srn. Sarris
pioerle9t, pelder in treffenoen @prten partbot
Dap bel elmer icl6en Steuer Die 9r6bten 8roue,
lbre Brauereien idlieben uno an Die SteQebes
SIeres oann ein piel u~ngeiunoeres Getrdni
treten piroe. Sin @cridlag, Die eteuer au
S1.25 feit5uiteuen, purpe sema6t llno anee.
ncnlmen.
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(9trmees Gprrefppnrens.)

9auptqnartier, "a. WRai. 9ie gr.
NEE rildte sur friben Stlnbe peiter Dor, FAM
aber, pab Der 6eino iid ipdbreno Der 9la6t sl.
rild9eSp9en bate. Seine Yldntlerlinie plrot
l9On nab Dem eriten Sdub senpmmerl. Mar
belt oieS Anfan9s fir cine ariessliit llnb III.
lere Sruppen rildten MIR iebr pprIi6tiq rad
S6armilbel fanoen bic unb pa itatt. Barreus
Corps war 2-3 Meilen o~paucirt, pbne a1i
cine grDBere feinblide Mta6t su itpfen.
0ubr Mbenbs. Sin 8pte, wel6er Die
6ront beute Mbeno Inn 6 lbr perlieb, meloet,
DAB ber Setno iber Den Sup Nnna iebt uur
uniere Sruppen bidt in ieinem giiden fplaen,
SeBen 600 Sefan9ene iino felt seltern einae=
bra6t lporoen nnp itlnbli9 fommen mebr an.
Seute Wsorsen bDrte man fpuern BON SPORT 9tp-
pal Der. wel6eS BON unleren !aanpnenbppten
Die cine 5uoringli6e Gueriqabonoe beihDiIen,
berrilbrte.
Sine OrOinanS bon General See purpe beutt
9efan9en lns .6auptquartier eingeliefert. Mar
Tano bel ibr etne 9epeide BON See an Smell,
pOrin er ben 3ebteren beproert, i6nea in biz
Seteltl9un9Swerte 3i6mpnos Suriidufalen.
yin Dor 5tpei Sagen eingebra6tpr 9tebeOell=
lieutenant la9te, feline Brigade 1ei bel 8lpmcutt
%gefpeien, babe Butler i6laeen beIfen ,lno lei
oann raid SIT See in Die SrOnt aeitoben. Sem
Colonel babe am Samitaq eine lniprQ6e on
lem Ne9iment 9ebalten uno oemielben anoe=
sa9t, pap es bis Wlpntag 9tadt in Hi6rlDnt
lem mlllle, lpnlt pdren bic peril ganfees pp,
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