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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-26
NEW YORK. Lnlx Ih. 1ssl

DEAR slR have lived in the southern siates-mueb
o. the time i9 Missssippi-for than twenty
eiee the liver and produce dyspepsia This has
ed regular use Of tones medical necessity to mo- and
: am iamlilar WIN the action Of all the standard
eihcaeous IN the Congestion the Liver and Dyspeps
M orlmean tters SAY this alter fair trial upon nv
own system and upon others 10 whom have rtconm nd
81 them. believe II they freely used by persons
whose systems are enervated, they would relieve and
eventually cure large proportion Of such cases.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-26
NEURALGIA,

c JERsEY CITY, Jan. 90, 1864.
uhisi nave been for two years past much afflicted
W intervals with neuralgia n the back OF my neck and
eA anu mad used ali the usual remedies for that disease
AZ hPeso,ined by my physicians but without permanent
feiiei am happy to state that the Of bottle of
your Crmean Bitters has completely Bubdued the
pialht' and hsvs not experienced any attack since
CHARLES WILLIAMS, No. II Mercer 81.
ENDORSED BY THE SURGEON GEN. U. s. A. Dr.
Janeway, Surgeon U, 8. A, dated Beaufort, 3. o.
sept 10, 1858, says OF the CrmeAn Bitsrs to
Dr. Wurtz, the Medical Director, who commended the
article at once aud II ndosed by the Surgeon Gene
rat who arrived the next day, aud was aware Of Its
meriled success in the Northern U. ). Hospitals It is
unanimously declared by ali tho Surgeons here that II s
Just the thing In this mAlarious climate"
oRIMRAN BITTERs are especially suited to Irelioye
tho f'''''
INFIRMTIEs OF AGE,
DEBILITATED AND ooNvALEsoEN t.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
MILLER a CO., Propris,Ors.
Depot ITO LibstY St,:NsW.YOrE junsissn
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THE TRADES.

THE TRADES.
TVANrED-THREEO OR FOUR GOOD COMMENTARIES
h snS ons sss S oSa nsa apply
VHTANrED-rHREE GOOD SASH AND DOOR MAKERS
w Inquire Of NJ. Il. Roome, g. Thompson st.
VVANrED-FoUR HANDS TO PREPARE AND TWO
10 APPRENTICESHIP LEARN THE FRENCH BON
net frame making None but smart hands need apply
SALES ATAf' ION.
A e. BURNHAM. AUCTION .'~'
a. FIRST CLASS i aSSs THs lRsrruRE At
ROSEWOOD SEVEN RY StfAT 4 !SSronrr
o.- shoszE SHxSpEIiERs. VELVET CARPETS,
CHINA, GLASS AsP sIfysR% stS;S.v'
A. the slesan. rss'dsnss I. IVES. s.;ssash street
SALE comnE SsTseH i r9 a oes fi5h
n s H SuS s s s a s S s
&C. offered auction this The house was furnished
less than seven months AZ Nd complete order
and
Ts;sstete SOFAS Arm ov. Pse. and Reception ohar:
%ss TS
es s s s f rs c s.a x Ssr' Ts
supebly carved legs and case made 70 order city maker
'1is ss sss
s *! 'E e. f:ss:ss:
p. sS't'Ss'' .bisiss;SE sSoS Cha S''s;. c's
DS1s sss ss: As%
spoSns c.is Bs:ks Table Linen shssed TsSs Cutlery
robes. Conmodss Anore Gacc suite style OF Louis
N bEarss Wishing g ssssa hi: sale s:ts Fifth avenue
E
RICH H fsca FE14 EAf ftak shIIs6ns
WHsT 81
urvnv WEST OF FIFTH AVENUE; IN a.,
bra~iss Room Dining Room library Nursery Farni
BLACK walnut PaTor FSrniturs suite reps
Cuains Shades A. Also collection Of valuable On
ssAas EsHFf S. FSHef6R4E
NS t soS Ss D
ss
5 GsSa
hosany Furniture not me Parties from distance
sponsibe will be in attendance cart pack ship
goods for purchasers
A uCTIoN NOTICE.: A.. CALDWELL. AUCTION
| IA eer.-To purchasers OF really first class
| COSTLY FURNITURE, RICH FRENCH
NANTEL MIRRORS SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
| PIANOFORTE, SILVER PLATE, &c.
| THIS DAY (FRIDAY) MAY H.
At the residence 2l8 West Fourteenth Eighth
| avenue, commencing at 101S O'clock rain or shine.
The sale Of the richest and most deliberately
carved Paror Furniture offered public auction and
70 be sold without any An examination will well
| repay intending buyers
arors contain three elegant fun suits Of rosewood Psor
Furniture, In rich crimson and brocsde and satin
rosewood Easerc splendid and costly Parian Ornaments
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOPoRTE.
STOOL AND COVER; cost 81 900
elegant instrument with round beautifully
| carved legs and ease, all modern improvements.
Also magnificent collection Of Pantings. rosewood
Turkish Easy Chairs in ne rosewood Centre and
Side marble top Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Carpets &c.
Chamber Suits in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
carved Beteads Washsands Sofa Beds in hne harrioth
ten Hair Mattresses from ~ 10 10 lbs made to orer
In excellent condition.
Dining Furniture consisting Of Anc oak Extension
Dining Table oak Arm Chairs silverwAre rich China Ivory
Silver Cutlery Forks &C. with heavy cut and
| engraved Glassware Of every description.
Cartmen In attendance cart pack ship GOODS &C.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

L'XECUTORs SALE.-AT AUCTION, ON TUESDAY,
IL May IT, at ~ O'Clock NJ House and Lot IL Washington
street the NJ r. church, Tarrytown The house Ii
two story building attic aud basement bot Al feet
front BY l5 deep 0 feet width In the has II
stable outbuildngs Terms made dag
OF sale. Possession june l. Sale 20 take place the
misses WIN. yEkMILYA, Executor
MERRY LEASE AT AUCTION-AT THE CITY HALL,
Monday MAY g. 1896 at II O'Clock A. NJ, will be
sold a. public auction the highest bidder With adequate
security for OF rom the list day Of June
1855 lease ferry from the
the foot OF Spring street In the city OF New York 10 Hobo
ken, New Jersey at the where the old ferry
abshed within 600 yards north south Of that point
The landing place at Hoboken New Jersey 70 be furnished
by thepurchaser
The conditions and 70 be In the
usual form Of ferry leases heretofore entered into the
the Comptroller By order OF the Commissioners Of the
Sinking Fund. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

IJENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTTONEER-LARGE SALE
OF ancient and modern Oil Paintings being the colec
ton OF Mr. Grnshaw, OF New Orleans HENRY III LEEDS
MINER will sell auon, Thursday May H. and Friday,
May r. at II oeeck at their galleries No % Liberty street,
~ he collection OF Mr. Grishaw, OF New Orleans coprs
Ing the works or Del ssnto La esse Zurburan Stewart,
vannden Cuyp, Artos Coreggo and Others all Ia he sold
70 close account Also number Of 1ne modern Paintings,
on Paintings Engravinss stuies and Art Material from
the studio or Mr. $. Cummings, who ]enqu,shes his
studio pract Thirteenth They will be exh
nD mi from II. tnsf
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III ENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
H. III. LEEDS MINER will sell auction, Satur.
day, May al l0 O'Clock at their saesroom No IS Liber
~ street, ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consist
sale. including
PARLORv-lvet and Brussels Carpets carved rosewood
Su its covered IN brocate damask reps
wood Etageres with marble tops: m
hogany Pianos of various octaves made by celebrated
makers. and Of line tone and hnish mako
gany marble Centre Card and Side Tables;
and heavy Lace Window Curtains, gilt frame Pier
tel Mirrors
DINING ROoM-Carved black walnut and oak Extension
Dining Tables Sdeboars black walnut Suits covered
green reps black walnut and oak Chairs Oil
cot, Plated Ware, Crockery and Glass Ware Cutlery &C.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Ingram Carpets, black wal.
nut and mahogany Bedsead- Dress Bureaus washstands
Commodss and black walnut Bookcses Looking
Glasses Iron Bedsteads, Feather Beds Bosters Pillows
Hair and Mattresses, Straw Paliasses &C. Also
assortment OF Kitchen Furniture
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MANUFACTURERS OR FOUR GOOD COMMENTARIES
w and one carpenter. None good need apply
At shsrps Billiard Manufaeoy rs Fulton at, up stairs
vNANrED-THREE GOOD SASH AND DOOR MAKERS.
w Inquire OF NJ H. koome, e. Thompson ST.
VlyANrED-FOUR HANDS TO PREPARE AND TWO
w ~ plane prepared moulding Inquire OF Z. H. slser,
81 and 1l6 West 18th ST.
10 APPRENTICESHIP LEARN THE FRENCH BON
y net frame making None but hands need apply
LA West 18th st.
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER
u SALESR0OMs VI LIBERTY STREET
tTnnsEunI n III ID z,

PIANOS, MANTEL MIRROR CARPETS, &c.
On this day, l0i< O'Clock. invoice OF fine Fur
niure' including Parlor, Chamber Library and Dinins
Lageres Bullets Extension Tables, Centre Tables, Hall
Stands Canterburies Work Tables, Hall Furniture Ac-
Goods boxed for shipping
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TJENRY III. LEEDS AUCTIONEER
III II. H. LEEDS MINER viii sell by auction on Sat
urday May 49, at o'clock In front Of their saesoom, No.
IS Liberty street,
HoRsE, CXBRIoLET COUPE AND PHAETON
fine bay HORSE, 10 hands high about years old very
stylish perfectly kind In all and believed 10 be
sound CABRIOLET. perfectly in January last built
by Brewster order and OF single HARNESS. almost
news also Afghan and Whip one horse COUPE, and
small PARK PiAETON with pole and shafts, for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-12

EDWARD sCHEvCR. AucTiONEEg
Ia GEETEB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AtNo. ltg Spring street
by EDWARD stHfNCK, this day, 18th inst, NJ t0'S
O'Clock ubo,e, gentel Household Furniture compr
ParOr, Chs nbcr aud Dining Room Furniture To be .old
uercmptorilg.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

T':|,. I
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

TnE people Of LcoH, the capital of .Nicarau-
qua, have published an address on the death
Of President Lincoln, from which we quote the
following paragraph. Crest in peace, illus,
trions cleif Of liberty! Thy name will stand
crowned high with virtues, foremost among
future generations and be immortal as the
heroes Tly compatriots will turn their eyes
from the bloody sight that represents the re-
bcilion of tile Sor!H and follow the path which
thou hast traced, nuiiI in spite Of oligarc'lcs,
monarchics anu arisincfa;i'<, Republican equal
;ly, tic American Union, the absolute aboii
ton a slavery, and tie triumph! ri democracy
.i.i.h ,::c >;;od-mar ;Man&nra>c! at GoIgctha,
s"u Lo realized Oh ti= cuntlntHt,'
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Plantation for Sale.

A PLANTATION AT GRANNIES QUARTER
a CREEK, arout / miles from kirsWaed, ,,,a !,
liirit 80 acres less will be sold With tlc
tue gvo,.ng cropon it. deliverable In October who
ill., crop il laGon oil There aro loo sores " nr;,u
l,:o!n ianafhe balance il open aud woe1ea hir..,
land! Mitaehe plantation may bo had. if desirr,;
choire stock Of Catlle and Hogs, Apply al
office. 4
Jun" - lw.s
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NOTICE.

WE THE UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS OF
the Town OF Camden in consideration of.tHe changed
relationship existing between employer and lab6rer,
have agreed to be governed by the following rules in
future practice: Whenever we are sent forby the
employer the charge will be made to him-when sent
for by the la5orer we will use the same discretion
that we have formerly done in practicng among free
negroes.
Ca3-Iho employer will please always send written
order
L. II. DEAS, MD.
L. NJ. DESAUSSURE,' MD.
T. sALMoND, ND.
B...H. MATHEsON, MD
D. L. DEsAUssURE, MD:
A. \ MoORE,M.D.
June % f.
The weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-07-21

In the proceedings Of late ccart martial,
in tho city of Charleston, Lieut.. \. S. l'rolime
was t-iod ard found guilty Of expclling the
negroes from the Hibcrnian lIa!l,'wkich had
tcsn engaged for meeting OF white citizens.
Tic General .commanlin. the department his
withdrawn tie reTri,cand to which the &C.
cuscl WAS Sentenced Iy The court.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER KEEPS CONSTANTLY
hand fresh supply Of Meal and Hominy IN exchange
or Corn. Apply at Mr.. McCreghl's shop on Main
street. j. T. SUTHERLAND
MAY 70
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tlIuo thermo!nctor in 4 shaded situation, i'll
Charleston, s:ocl, Oil t:se j. instant, III from
8! - to DG degrees. On tie It!- it reached
only 81 -. This range Was herwcen the
hours u :; 2 II 8 =. II.
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CIRCULAR.
Headquarters U. S. TohoEsss
CAMDEN, s.. G. June -, 1866. %s}

: J. TT! 1T IT is OPTIONAL WITH WOMEN
whether they take the Oath 6i Allegiance to the Uni
ted States Government not, but if they expect to
hold property, they must do Sc.
II. Parolcd Officers and Soldiers below the rank Of
Bigaler General have again the fright to take the
Oath Of Allegiance to the United States Government
and all who 60 not do so will be considered as reg
istcred Enemy ofthe United States and have no right
to claim any protection from the United States.
By order Of - 49,.
o5th Regiment o. V. V. Inft.
jane 81 Commanding POST
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June 81
DR. 8. EARUCH.

OFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES TO
the people of Camden and vicinity. Office formerly
ocupied by Dr.. T. ]. Workman.
. June q I'm
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Rail Road Mill.

- STEAM Mill FOR GRINDING MEAL AND
I = sri:s is now in successful operation at tho
oil n.rot Grinding done at all hours of the day,
Stare vl patronage IS solicited
]. JONES, Agent q
Mays =
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NOTICE..

FEVHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
III lSTING between J. ". McCurry & S. Ham.
nrcrSlougil. under the Firm Of McCury & Hammer.
Slough is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
Books Notes and Accounts Of The concern are in the
hands Of J. W. McCurry, who wilIattend to the set:
tlcmcut Of the concern.
J. W. McCURRY,
S. .HAMMERsLOUGH.
.!Gly I If
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TIE LAST rAISct :. SCENE.

Gen lTarlranit read the order Of. the WHr
Department, embracing the Presidents ESrcu.
tive Order, for tls execution.
'Thc%iim6s of each of the prisoners were
now pinoned Tine caps we're drawn over
their heads, Mrs. Snrratt exclaimiug in a faint
voice don't let me fall; hold OH.
Atzworth exclaimed in loud tone, "Gen-
tlcncn take wavning;' then, after an interval
OF ao0nt two minutes, he said: "Good-by,
gentlemen who arc before me; may We all meet
ia the other world"
It. was Dow twenty-five minutes past one
o clock. The oilitor in charge Of the scafod
here mace some prcconccrcd m0lonS to the
attendant soldiers to step back from the drop,
and then, with motion Of his hand the drop
cl an,i the bodies Of the criminals were sus-
pcndcG in tie cir.
Tic butics fell simultaneously, and
swayed backward and forward for few min
utcs. Mrs. Surratt appeared to suffer very lit
tie. Payne and Harold, on the contrary,
writhed in apparent agony, the first for about
two minutes, and the latter for about i've MIN
utcs. The muscles Of their feet and hands
we're yisiIly contracted. Paynes hands, which
"eIo more c%posGi than the others, became
pu:pcd, as dt his neck. near where the rope
was tnstcrrI Atzro;l's agony seemed, like
Mrs. E3urlatt*, to be Of but very short duration.
After the lapse OF ten minutes, the medical
officers, Surgeon Woodward. L. S. A., DR..
Otis, L. S. V, DR.. Porter, U. 5. ~, and the
Surgeon Of the pest, examined scverally the
bodies and pronounced life extinct. The ropes
were crt, tic bodies lowered, stretched upon
the tops Of the coijins, aud further and more
miuntc examination made by the surgeons, who
state that the necks Of each we're instantly
broken.
At about four o'clock the bodies were placed
in the collins and buried.
Mudd, Arnold, O'LauehIin and Spanglcr
will probably be sent to the Penitentiary to-
MORROW.
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June %
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Oas GpIn

iinft mebr nno mebr i'm 4reiS une ieoe5 Sort,
haS mir ben &ebelen a~bnebnten, maht eS ur1
ein Coer einige Yrp3ert idpd6er ouf ben 8eia
men. Nit Der Ginnobme BON @barleltpn uno
Wtlmin9tOn ipiro es auf $50 fallen NIB init
Der BON &i6mpno auf 1876 uno NOD tiefer.
Sie Ie3el1ipnilttl6en Bulls, nelde ouf paS
Stet9en oe3 GOloe8 ipefulirt baben, neroe:.
ibren 8crratb in benz eigenen Sddel perIpiiren
our S6aoenfreuoe Der patriotil6eren Bears,
pel4e auf baS Sallen oes gldn5enoen "Details
uno auf Die Wieoerberitellnng Der Union lpeflts
Itrt baben. Wipge ibnen Der 4rOIit, ben iie
9enl06t, pObL hefCmmen uno taulenbfdltigen
Se9en brtngen. Sela.
SaB ba6 Sob cine 10 tbeuere, u~nbe1tdnoioe
Waare i'm Ganc gepproet lit, oaran ilno mir
gum She'll ielber I6ulp. Oabur6, DAP mir Elm
Yapiergelb l6ufen, melhe8 tpeoer fir 8e51b.
lung unierer etnqangSS00e nod fir gejablung
Der 3inien unIerer Ser. ct. S6uIoen pertpens
bet tperoen tpnnte, perlieben mir benz Sob, in,
benz mir bic 9tahirage nah bemlelben erb6bten,
einen bDberen Nertb al5 benz Yapter9eln, nell
Dies i4pn earum fir 8e3ablung unierer ai5z
tpdrti9en S6uloen nidt perwenoet weroen
tonnte. 9ie WfalIe be5 8apier9elbes, wpntit
oa8 Sano itberlhpemmt !puroe, perrnebrte aber
unieren 9tei6tbum unb unIeren 2urus oers
art, oaB mir, trpB Der bOben gingang836le,
r1ebr trnpOrtlrten aS erpOrtirten uno Die Diffes
rsnj Sniifen Ginfubr unr Musfubr muBte oann
e~benfaIS nit @Dlo ausoeglihen meroen, ic poB
mir nIdt nun ben auf ben Waaren Itegenoen
3pa, %iOnbern bic impprtirten @aaren ielbit =
tbetlwetie = in IS 10 besablen muBs
ten. 9aB aud bierDurh Der 8erfaui8uertb
beS SolbeS permebrt merben muBte, lieat auf
Der 6anb.
9a8 Nles aber plroe bic ungebeure 9iffez
ren3, pelhe 5l g~eptfen 3eiten 5nii6en Dem
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itano, ni6t berpUr3ubrin9en i'm Stance eetpes
fen fem = bite e8 nidt Meni6en gegeben,
Die, an Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der Union srpeis
felnb unb per3meifelno, oui ben l~lnter9anq bera
ietben ipefulirten. Wit ben Ser. Staten, 10
oa6ten uno ia9ten le, 9ebt AUDI Der GreOit unp
Die 3ablun9sfdbi9teit Der Ser. Staten 5a
@runOe uno unlere papierenen @ertbaei6en
Deroen Elm nertbloieS Stid Ydpter nerben.
Gauft alp @OlO, bamit Sbr nidt balflo8 ba=
ltebt, tpeun Der groke &raG eintritt.
9ie &ebelen ielbit batten, wie aus aufoez
fangenenG Crreippnoensen berpOrsebt, ibre Asena
ten in Nelp= Dprt, welde, nit reidli6en 6OnbS
perieben, in bielem Slime unb i'm SntereiIe Der
NebeaiOn on Der 86rie uno in Der grelIe auf
ben 8plOmartt einSuipirten iu6ten = uno ie
fanpen bort 9uxlmt6pfe uno SGurten eenug,
ibnen babel nit Dem 9an3en @ifer nnb ben,
9an3elt SdarfIinn, pelden bic @epinniu6t
unb @elogier er3eu9t, bebilfli6 gu iein. 9ieie
leBteren erleiOen iebt an ibrem @eIobeutel einen
2beil Der Strafe, Die ie 70 reiaIi6 uerbient
baben.
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Gher1n0n

bat ieine Operdticnen gesen Gbarleitpn sn be-
9pn1er. Gr 1enoete baS Is. uno II. Nrmeez
Corps unter Sen. t6ptparo CUR Gee nab 9earz
fort Tan Der SORT 9tppal Ginfabrtl uno bieielz
ben rildten BON ba 9e9en Yrcotali9p Dor. Der
5euno 5U9 fi6 Obne 8anpf Bis biuter ben @Dms
bobeefluB 5urlld, uno uniere Sruppen fOloten
ibm biz auf eine Gntfernuns pDn orei Neilen
psm Sluiie, 3Ogen Ita ober bann (na6 iloli6en
Derthten) pieoer auf YpcotaligO surid. Gin
anoere8 Corps IOa Lungs Der GiIenbabn pom
Goclatpbat6te aus i'm Anau9e iein.
9ie iIoliben 8ldtter eroeben ii9 in perl6iez
benen SpetuIutiOnen iber Sbermaus gldne;
unb ME gepGbnIi6 petb man bur6aus nidt,
mo fi3 etgentli6 ba8 6auptcprpS befinoet uno
auf pel6en guntt e8 eigentIih abgeieben lit.
Wton fir6tet einen Diretten angrif auf Gbare
Ieiton, uno beoeutenoe @%eritdrfunsen lpuen baz
bin ab9egansen iein.
9a9egen bebaupten gbarleftpner 8ldtter, oob
bo8 gCrgtEen auf Der Sapannab @iienbabn
nnr cine Sinte lei, uno bab Sherman nit oer
9auptmo6t ben SapannabfluB binouf oeoen
Au9ultd It9 berpe9e uno BON ba aus oeaen
columbia (bte !9auptitubt BON SIozgarp[ina)
morl6tren tperoe. Nnore permutben, ba6
8ran6pilIe oas 9auptaugenmert oes Seinbes
iei, uno cine 0epei6e pOn Gburlelton qibt TO-
gar an, bcB i6Un IeinbIi6e 3ruppen 6aielbI
eingeridt feien.
9(m nabrf6einliditen 1T piellei6t, bof
Sran9pile ous nddfte 3iet Sbermans 1T.
9enn bier enbet bic nOrbIi6e Sauptbabn UNI
per3Dei9t ii9 prn ba neflid mad Nu9ufta unt
6fli6 nud GburleitOn. Cine 8eiesung oieies
BlaseS tplroe alio bic Communication nit Nls
gnlta uno Gbarletpn suslei9 unterbreGen.
Grftere Staot nit ibren grrBen pulpermibs
len mare oann O6ai9 %iiUlirt; unO Gbarleitpn
ttdnoe nur nod bur9 bic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit
benz Narcen in @~erbtnouns, uno bieie 8erbins
Duns lit AngeHdts Der beorpbten Gage Wil-
nlln9tcrs iebr precdr. Siele @ilmin9ton in
Inlere 9dnb unO Bate SHERMAN 8ran6piue
belett, 10 p6re t9arbee nit ieiner Nrmee in
@burleitcn p0llig ub9ei6nitten, unb es bliebe
ibm oann taIm ettuaS AnAereS nbrio. oIs lid,
gu er9eben. Sc ndre bober riat untpabrIdein.
LID, oaB &aCee Eud1b GburtefUN rdunssn urt
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