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STATE Prison OUTBREAK. a desperate
attempt was made by number of couvicts to
escape from the State Prison, Saturday after
noon. A number scaled the walls, and four
made an attempt to capture the cannon, 10 turn
were killed upon the spot, and six were badly
wounded, one of whom has since died
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COUNTY rREAsURER's OFFICE, J

COUNTY IRE OFFICE,
ORovILLE, April sth, 1854.
Warrants drawn on the Genera County Fund
registered April ID, 1851 including warrant No
?, 8, and !, registered May lst, ls6l, also,
warrants No. SO registered Feb. 7th, 1852, on the
INDECENT Sick Fund also, all out standing warrants
registered on the County Road Fund, will be paid
presentation at this office, and viii cease to bear
interest from this date: ifnot presented within
sixty days the money SIT apart for their redemption
will be appropriated to pay warrants next in
order OF registry.
H. B. HUNT,
County Treasurer.
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THE Board Of Supervisors of Santa Cruz
county have issued an order requiring the
Sheriff Of that county to give the District At
torney . list Of all persons doing business
without license, and have also ordered him to
commence suits against the delinquents.
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No Nkws.-In consequence of the telegraph
being down, east of Fl. Larime, we have had
no news from tie seat of war, during the past
week
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THE CRoPs.-Advices from the wheat.
growing counties (says a San Francisco dis
patch of the 6tb) state that the crops never
looked better or promised larger yield than
now. Farmers confidently expect full average
crops from fields supposed to have been entirely
dried out. Large contracts offering TO deliver
at 81 so per hundred 10 August
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A SERVICE of silver plate costing $500 was
presented to Speaker Sears by the members
of the Assembly and the attaches of that
body, on the eve of adjournment.
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The Shasta Courier says the Williams and
Kellinger lode at Copper City is so extensive
that the Company have been as yet unable to
determine it. extent. By tunnels and shafts
they have demonstrated the fact that they
possess very rich ore for twenty to thirty feet
in width and over hundred feet in length, and
as yet have not found casing on either side.
1t would seem that they have mountain
of the richest kind of ore.
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The divers OF the Aquila have secured the
pilot house Of the Comaucbe. Much concern
was felt about this portion OF the iron clad, as
i. is an ugly piece to handle The cargo of the
Aqulla is nearly discharged, only about 300
tons remaining, including two Is inch guns
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The Sentinel printing Office, at Ioungstown,
Mahoning county, Ohio, was totally destroyed,
in February last, by squad of soldiers belong
ing TO the 9th and 29th Ohio Volunteers. The
cause of the destruction was difficulty between
the soldiers and John NJ. Webb, the proprietor
of the paper, which was Copperhead affair.
The Constitution and Union" published at
Fairfield, Iowa, has also been destroyed by
company Of Iowa soldiers.
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Ono raised within the past year $4,000
troops, which added to the amount heretofore
raised. swells the number TO 200,01l.
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MARkErs.-A San Francisco dispatch Of the
9Th says: Markets quiet. Flour quoted,
extra, Sc to 81 super6ne, s5 to $3.50 Wheat
1000 sacks choice, Sl72 to Sl.75. Barley,
S2.45, $3.50 and 1855. Oats, 3 TO 81. .c.
Hay, S24 TO $50"
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Monday, the I'd day of Nav.


Monday, the I'd day of Nav.
A. D. 1864, at O'Clock P. NJ. of that day. at the
Court House door in Orovlle, Butte county Cali
iornla sell al public sale the highest bidder for
casn IN gold coin of the United States at its legal
standard value of 1860 the following described piece
or parcel OF land. Ling Butte creek in Butte
county, California, and heretofore known as the
''Savory Rancho containing one hundred and
sixty Qeo) acres, bounded the east by the Blur
ton and Baize place, the south by the bluffs on
the south side OF Butte creek on the west BY Saml
Cables land, and on the north by the foothills to-
gether with sl and singular the tenements heredit
aments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or
IN any wise appertanng. Said property will be
sold to satisfy vendors lien in favor of Pleasant
Barber, and against David Lewallen. and the pro-
ceeds OF the sale thereof will be applied to
the payment of the costs of the sale, the costs
Of said suit taxed in the sum of twenty eight and
hfty-hve huRdredth dollars. and all accruing costs
and the sum of one hundred and eighty three and
eleven hundredth dollars debt due from said defend
ant, Lewallen 10 said plaintiff Barber. as purchase
money for said property, and interest thereon from
April g. 1864. until paid at ten (l0) per cent per
annum, for which judgment was duly entered in
said Court, on the 9Th day of April. A. D. 1864.
BY order of the I'd Jcdicial District Court Butte
county. Cal.
Oroville, April Sth. 1854. F. W. DAY,
Sheriff of BItte County.
By b. F. JONES Under Sheriff
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE CRED
~ lTORS of the Estate of B. F. Gage deceased,
to present their claims and demands within ten
months from this date, to me at my residence
the Honcut. NJ. F.GAGE, Admil,tratriX
Of the estate of B. F. Gage deceased.
Orovle March 3Oth 1854. [4t
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Mrs. Partington says that Ike has got a
horse that always goes of in decan,er.
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A colored man los years of age died lately
at Washington.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER.
~ SONS having claims against the Estate Of
Caspar Renker, deceased To present them properly
vouehed to the undersigned, at his store. on Mont
gomery st, Orove within eight months from this
date on they viii he forever barred BY order of
The Hon. Probate Judge. d. n. FR!ESl.EBEN.
Adisnistrator of said estate
c. F. Lott, Atty. for Admr.
Oroyille, Arr42d. 1864.
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fun made on the last day OF the session Of the
Legislature are generally rather heavy. and
those of yesterday are no exceptions to the rule.
Two or three specimens that might be selected,
however, may be considered as tolerably fair
hits 10 the Senate. Jones introduced sn Act
commencing as follows:
Section l. The exclusive right is hereby
granted to James Mcmillan Sbafter, W illiam
II. Leonard, James E. Hale, F. NJ Smith and
Horace Hawes, to maintain and keep in repair
the bridges of their respective noses, and to
collect such toll and usance thereon as may be
necessary for the safe and convenient carriage
of their spectacles
Sec ,. No bridge mentioned in this Act
shall be allowed to obstruct or prevent the flow
of any stream which the same may cross.
Jones also asked leave to introduce An Act
ameudatory of the laws concerning the English
Grammar of which the first section provided
that 1.-The personal pronoun he shall hereafter
be declined ar follows, viz: nominatiye, be
possessive, his; obJective-Hawes" 1t will be
recoected that Hawes recently, in some of his
personal explanations, took strange liberties
with the Republics English.
In the Assembly, Wiley offered resolution
that the rejected bills of Hittel be collected
and published in six huge Volumes as mouu-
ment to his perseverance and unappreciated
talent. A leather medal was awarded to Martin
10 token OF his services in defeating the schemes
of his fellow members.
These samples of legislative genius will
hardly relieve the general efforts from being
regarded as stale, fiat and Improbable. =
Sac. Union.
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Notice..

TUNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Il HOLDERS of the Feather River & Ophir
Water Company for the election of five Trustees
for the ensuing year will be held at the Office of
the company near Orovile on Monday the second
day of May, 1864 at O'Clock 2. NJ
C.L.i.OW, Prest.
April, 9th, 1864. It'd"
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THE following is an advertisement from the
Houston, Texas, Telegraph:
"A substitute for the war. or for the militia
can be secured for $1,000 per month rebel
currency by application through the Post
Office, to 4 G. B. Webberville, Texas.
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REMOVAL.

ID MARKS 4 CO. HAVE REMOVED THEIR
ID. Store from the corner Montgomery and
Myers stS. to the store heretofore occupied bv
Messrs Cotton 4 Darraeh opposite the ST. Nicholas
Hotel.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BUCKEYE NOW Err
TO FARMERS!

WE WITH GREAT CONFIDENCE OFFER
the Backeye Machine for this season. know
ing ii TO he superior to any MOWER for sale, and
that il viii susau the reputation, ha, made for
the past three years,in surprising any other NOW.
ER. IL the following respects: Being better made;
much stronger and more durable will run lighter;
cut closer with greater ease to the team and no side
drausht. We can bring twenty Farmers to say the
BUCkENE j superior TO any other Mower, to
one who can be found prejudiced against it. The
Buckeye Mower are Of two sizes-cutting feet,
aud / g.. : s,,hss
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

A Word to the Aged.-In the decline Of life
the loss of vita. force consequent upon physical
decyy, can only be supplied by some vivifying
preparation which recruits the strength and spirits.
without entailing the exhaustion which is always
the final effect of ordinary stimulants. We tender
to the aged
DR. HosTETTERs STONECH BITrERs
As an invigorant and restorative, immediate in it's
beneficial uction and permanent in its effect 1t
the stomach improves the appetite, acts like
a charm upon the spirits. For dyspepsia, oppres-
sion after eating, billions cholic. wind cholic
spaSms of the stomach, sick or nervous headache.
chlls and fever tremens, prostitution, and all the
complaints special to the feeber sex, the Bitters
are earnestly recommended by thousands who have
witnessed their superior efficacy in such cases,
Sold 10y ali druggists and dealers everywhere.
HOSTETTER. SMITH & DEAN,
Agents for Pacific Coast, San Francisco.
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OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MAHYSF1LiE
IL for Oroville daily-connecting at 0roville with
Stages of the California Stage Company for Shasta,
and the Northern Mines.
Leaving Marysvile (Sunday excepted)at 6. A. NJ
and P. NJ.
Leaving Oroville Sunday excepted) at A. NJ.
and P. NJ.
Sundays-Leave Marysvill at P. NJ. Leave 0ro-
vile at P. NJ.
Freight reaching Marysvi'le by steamboat, con
signed Care of Railroad will be received on the
cars at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
to Oroville without cost for forrding commission,
or drayage. -
At 0roville, merchandise for up country will
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered to
or,'er of owners free of charge.
feb 2Otf ANDREW J. BINNEY, Supt.
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Ferry Notice.
Dissolution Notice.

rE,HE CO-PARTNEISHIP HERETOFORE
existing between Ralph Bird and Jas. Lowery.
nnder the and style of Bird & Lowery, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business
win he continued hy Ralph Bird, who is authorized
To- collect and settle all debts and ibilties of the
late firm. RALPH BIRD.
JAMES LOWERG.
Orovlle March 9th, lSGi
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THEBUJkEYE As A REAPER

The important advantages which belong to tbs
Buckeye as Mower are retained in the Reaper. and
can be used As a Mower OF Reaper by attaching
the Platform and Reel. Though importing largely
Of them we have been for the las, two ye.TS unable
to supply the increasing demand for them. They
are better adapted 10 the wants Of
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Confederate whiskey is ine article of tur-
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THE new county OF Lassen includes all Of
Long and Honey Lake Valleys and the Noun
tain Meadows. The County Judges salary
is to be $780, year, and the District Attorneys
S4O0. Taxes cannot be levied exceeding So so
on each Sl00 worth of taxable property. Three
Commissioners are appointed, who are author
lied to appoint election precincts, call an cleo
tion. etc. The location of the county seat is to
be decided by the voters at their first general
election. Susanvile, GAINESVILLE and Milville
all aspire to that honor.
The SEYMOUR FAMILr.-The New Haven
Journal sums up the Seymour family as follows:
The Seymours are an unfortunate family. We
all know what has happened TO Horatio and
Thomas, and what is coming TO Origen. John
was killed in Virginia, while acting as Colonel
Of rebel regiment, and his son is reported to
have also died in the rebel service General
Seymour brings up the record of the family
misfortunes by his recent defeat in Florida
The Seymours are akin to Aaron Burr which
may account for the bad blood in the family
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California Farmers

than any Combined Machine FOR sale. Il will adapt
itselfto any surface Of ground, will run lighter and
deliver its grain easier and better than any other
Reaper The Raker's seat is directly over the Axle
Of the Machine instead Of being on the Platform.
where il adds greaiIy 70 the dranght.
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Sheriff Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that. by virtue of a
~ decretal order of sale made and entered in the
District Court of the Second Judicial District in
and for Butte county. California on the 9th day Of
4 mil d 1874 uUil1 Z
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Ser @rira I'M SuOineiten.

2puiSpilIe, 1. Sop. Der NeweIlbanr
2eoser iast, baB cine &ebelen@8 atterIe am
M~ilfiFppiz6IuB bei 8ranOppine gpint Oberbalt
Der Sniel SO. 81 erridtet iet. Sie 9ampfer
Gbenauso uno 8lutte 8uIep parOen bel ibre'
Sabrt flubauf beidpNen uno spei Berlonen sc.
tSbtet.r aanonenbppte iino ieBt ausgeldidt UNI
man slaubt, Dap feline ~ipeiteren St0ran9ert pOr'
hntmen perren.
Sic sSeuperfOn (ap.) Stems ia9t, paf Del
orDSte She'll Der @escgenen in Sentudo in Die
9ienite Der &ebelen trete.
Sin. @erkbt iast, bab 9opo nit 3O,OOC
Wann ben Sennehee iiberi6ritten bat unf
nUrofpdrts mari6irt. Ginaelbcitef1 rnb 9ptalltd'
ten iinb ni6t an9egeben.
Sic Gienbabnen uno Der SsIe9rapb por
2oaiSpile biz 2ltlanta finb iest in better Orb
rung.
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auartiermeifters Office, II. g. Wtrrine

Quartiermeiiter8 Office, II. g. Wtrrine Corps,
gsd(btnetpr, Z. G., OF. 0tt. 1864.
gerfsBsite NnsebEte tnr iese ieparate NIaRs nerben IN
bieter Office ets sum :. Deg. gtGnnittaes 2 Hhr aneencn.
men, fir bic Sieteruns pGhrenb beS SJabres 1896 her fOIoen.
ben 0prrdtbe an has .. ct WGrtne GprpS, wsl6e an bs
Office bes Vii. GuGritermetfers tes Grtrs in Ybtlatelpbid.
fpfenfret fur bic Hereinafter Staten aboeiief, ri rSsr.
Sen lniiHet uno guar tn tcIden 2u6ntit1tsn ais BON Seit an
8eit serlanst tperben;
GlafIe SIC. 1.
IA, 600 9dtes btntneIthau Rerfee, gang Wsae. irst spn Saa.
rem, ga fem brett, 20 unIen @epi6t Guf bic gart.
(Subtap tpDaaef1rbt.)
5000 g}arbs S~unFelblau Rerfss. gang sepue, fret bsn Soareu,
81 .3On brttt, p unien Sept@t Guf RE garb (Sabeu
neugef1rhtl.
$500 garss s~xnfelblau seSpIuisteS Eu6, sana gssue. fur
Mptfprm- HSde tSnttsc woueefdrtt), 81 Sou britt
- llnien @ewi6t duf bic Oarb.
$50 2)art8 Sderlnntuh. gang WcAe, (GpheniuG eef1rbt1
OF 3pl brett, 16 unien Gert6t Guf bic DnrS.
Glai1e SO. 2.
5000 2lares ga ~bNntsltlau glenneI. fir OberiGfe, Saaa
&Ssae (Snsisc Tsusefarstl, q 3pl brett. OK uujsG
@emt6t Guf rte garc.
200 G5raHe Deden, gang gDple, 4 Yb. @ews6t per Gtdd,
7 Jus lang un6 SUP brett unb irei BON Jett
1900 9aa; rpUaene Sedent tret @rSEen, gut eemdft, peT
gutter 8ltseppae, NIT ~hrppeIten u. ~estpifetsn cSarn
S pfo. @epi@t pr Dsb pGar, fret bon 5ett.
~ GlafIe go. g..
500 garb tpetfe 9tnner, fur 3plen, so 3ea brett, Is arsea
@ewiGt auf bic g1rb.
II, 900 yarbs ptibs 9iansn, fur 5emben, 80 3OG brett. II
nnJen Setpiat aWf tie garb.
1000 0areS Gdntsn 6lanneI fur unterboen, az 3cH brett,
Z tlrsen @ept6t ant BITE Aarp.
400 NlrbS @ettOa Etfing 81 Settiaden,
Gla1e Jtp. 4.
1000 l~tntfsrln Mtasen, e~punplttt (Obns pcmpinsl
LEO Srntpens. BON rrtber gDVae, tagef6rmte, 8 3. I'm Unit
$500 S~elstappen Unit uebersGe) BON blauent Ead, Sne'eS
troasefdrtt.~
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antter fiir pentfAes etimmsssieb

Der yMtilpautee Banner unb Nplf8freltao"
ttidt ieiner bemctrati3en 9eeroe haS tOlsenoe
gefunpene Sre1en auf:
Ser 8afbin9tDn Correspondent cet
81. .. Bcrlo" last: SD beoanere, lagett 81
miiGen, baB 2incplt tpie ale Yarpenues lcr9s
fam MIes permeibet, tpaS ibn an ieinet rlenlhs
li6en urIpruna ~erinnern t6nnte uno Dap CT Die
| Sitten unb @etppbnbeiten vbcber Serlpnen"
beoieria annimmt. Sic baben idon BON benz
briIonten Gar nit Is Hdbern seb6rt, nel6er
s1 benz enurmen 9reiie BON $4,000 : etne
| Sumnne, bic ieinem rieridbrigen Gebalte fat
aIeidfommt-flr 2incOln'S 8ripatgebrau6 ee=
baut pirb. 9ieB lit inbeB nod ni6ts i'm Ser
gIei6 NIT elmer @rfinoung, weIde feline 5reutoe
gema6t baben, UNI ibn iber feline iebiae Stel>
lung ST erbeben unp auF slei6e36 Dbeo init ben
oetr6nten 9duptern Gurppa'5 su iteaet. USE
erprCben iest Die 3dbisteit ce5 amerifunii6en
@baratter5; inbem iie cine 1z@entnlnse circuz
liren, nel6e born bas 8ortrait Sincpln's nit
Der Snlhrift: PRO gratia Del ct Popui,
Lincoln (2incpln BON Gpttes. uno golte8
@naoen) trdgt, auf Der &Idleite aber BEN 9e@
m6bnIiten Gents slei6 it,. 9ieier neueS 6ritt
5ur 0tprnar6ie beSei6net ben uneebeuern 3pi<
i6enraura, welder uns pm eer g~ersansenbeit
trenut. ss eHe4 eln
9a bdtten mir alp ni6t nur ben &r6 :
nungsmagen, ionoern AUDI Die arDnun9sz
mlnse bes Sprannen Mbrobam Ii! SpLte
man es fir m6sti6 balten, buB Der @ufentbalt
in NiInautee ieIbit ben burnmiten Deuti6en 10
nett peroummen tDnne, ii6 10 GttpaS bieten 81
Iafen? Sas vbietet Ginises" - ielbf baS
aussraten psritorbener SDIputeu su republifaz
nii6en Wabl3meden! Islt.5}1 SIS ead 84Ag ;
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Gdirp, /. Nop. Uierunbpier5i6 Nebellen.
@efangete faulen beute bier Git uno tpltroet1
na6 Chicago 9ei6tdt. Ser Mtaseppu, elm neuer
9ampfer, tpurce BET Sort 6errrtann alf Dem
9ennefIee BON bsn &ebeIen erpbert uno per.
branrt. Sine &ebellens SSprce inter 8uforo, lin.
9efdbr 400 Wtann fart, bat Sort 6errmanr
beiett unb cine 8atterie am llfer erri&tet,
tpel6e nen 0luB na6 alien 8i6tunqen be-
berr16t.
Sin She'll BON SOrreit8 2euten paiirte burd5
Dresden uno erSdblte, paB 5piiGen elmer 9tb.
tbeilunq BON SsrreIt'S Commando uro ben
gunceStrupper inter Sri. 6atd Elm Gefs6i
fattgeunoen, in tpel6em SOrreit seidlagen
purbe.
Oton glaubt, baB SDrreit ieinen nd6iten Nn=
griff ouf SadiOnpilIe ri6ten tperbe.
Iafbpille, /. Sop. Seitoem 9OOO bel
Decatur surid9eI4la9en nproen III, marihirtc
er Idngs Der Sioieite bes EennelIee meiter mad
8elten. Ntan slaubt, bas er einenS6eil ieiueI
Snfanterie Bel 8ainbripge ilber jenen Slnf
leben lieB.
Gr bat feinen She'll ietnes 6eereS ipeiter na6
NOroeu pprsei6pben. 9ieii9e &ebeqen Nn@
bdnger baben oa8 @eri9t auSgebreitet, DAP ct
Ii6 bierber getpenbet bat. Sc lit l9per, leine
Ibf6t gu ergrinoen, feline Wlaneupre finO
wobri9etnli6 paraaf berednet, Die fontmenoen
-Mablen sl beeinflui1en- Gen. Sbpma8 1T bier
Inp ttrtfftt ote SrrftHtsmusreseta tmsl6aae
5000 bierber tpnnnten lpate. m
Sprreit fol- NIT elmer ftarten Gupallsriez Wtadt
SObniOnuiae beorOben, tppielbf 9rpbe 3esiez
run9spprrdtbe aufgebduft liegen. Sret Srans=
pOrtidiffe iinp pom ieinem 9eta6elnent ange=
fallen uno 5erit6rt pOrpen. Man trift nmfai=
ienbe Sprbereitungen sun &ertbeipisuns bon
9SpbnipnpilIe.
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0Dns Start Mpnrue.

Sort Mpnrpe, 1. 3pp, @eneralrtaiOr
9alIed tam eeitern Mbeno upn DER SrDnt bier
an unO fubr nit Dem nddlteh 9ampfer uad
@aibin9trn. .1s1
@~eneraImuipr Butler fam qeitern I6enO BON
Der 6rpnt bier an Der 8eiud bes Generals
i6eint nit ben Streiti9feiten I'm Die Sampler
Mtlantic" uito Baltic" ~suia,nnlen 81 bdnsen,
mel9e gu 9oipitalboOten betimmt tparen, aber
BON Butler gu 8arlamentdrsS ar1pfern beuuBt
rerben. '.s.szsa San t3saS -7sa 5al@
Gs 1T bur9 cine ansoridliGe Orore pom
ariessbepartement perbpten tpprben, 8ripatoepeS
l6en nit benz WNltdrs3 ele9rapben gu i6iden.
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SSidbtiser gfcd,tsRreit iiber bic GOnfitutionaIitd
Der 2eadIsZ encers SEptsu.

BbtIaoeIpbia, /. Stop. 8Or Dem Ser,
Staten gircuitz@ eri@te bat chen Elm pi6ti9er
9tedtsltreit ~besonnen, pelber Die GeieslI6tei
Der 3ublung pOn S6ulOen in 2egol=9euoers
Soften inpOlpirt. Gr 1T pom Der 9bilaOelpbias
uno HeaOingsG bn-@pmp. sesen Gbarles
WtOrriion une @enofen in GnglanD anbdngia
gema6t, pel6e 2esteren Die 9nnabme elmer
.Summe BON beildufig 100000 fir AbSub>
lung elmer @runorente in 2esalzSenoers Npten,
perweigert buben. Sie 3ablung 1T in rseieB=
.li6em Gelpe Der Ser. Staten BON Nmerifa"
periprp6en, nnO Die Gntideicun9 %peiielben piro
baber un1nittelbar Die 6ra9e inpUIuiren, Oh Die
ppn Der Ser. st. &e9ierun9 auSgegebenen uno
pom gpnsreIe fur 2esatSenber ertldrtea go=
ten ais iplde i'm iuriiii6en SHINE anSuerten>
men lirb. Ser 4rOSeb erregt peBbalb 9rpbes
Sntereie.
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6Gn icu, bic ii9 init WerfdIdun9 bes 9~iationol
pdpter9slse3 ufto anheter 6iherbeitsz llrflnoer
0bgeben. Gs ii1o bereits freisebige 8eIObn,
unSen an Bartbeien perabfoIgt woroen, neIdt
sur embedding uno Ginsiebung BON 6dIideru
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