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NOVEL CLAIM SETTLED-In 1858, Gen Granger or
dered all women of fame in Nashville to leave the
Newcomb who had orders to leave his cargo at Louis
vile or Cincinnati. The authorities refused to allow
them to land, and kept in the river about month";
the government declining to furnish any provisions
return to Nashville The trip cost him about $4,000,
and payment has been heretofore refused. To-day how
ever the secretary of ordered the claim to be pad
The is the most novel brought before the
denartment.
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AMERICAS BUEsns 81 CASADA.-There are a large num-
barof buyers this city from the United States, who
ara paying cash ior produce Of every description. We
learn eha oaa buyer entered one of the largest dry
goods establishments of the city recently aud offered
p9g he hiGhes PFicefn gold for every yard of cot
Ton = tas place THE Offer refused, the proprie-
ral did net wish "a vehimself without the means of
naas -hs or#e- ot 2 S tegular customers.
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b. NJ Crand@l, at Sour Newburgcrs old stand on
Texas street. is in receipt of one Of the largest stocks
Ct dry goods groceries and plantation supplies ever
received at this place This house, though young in
years, ranks with the best of them. H;s chamnao,a
wine, brandy and cigars, we can rouch for. His now.
der, shot ana caps, we have for though some Of
our readers may have. Give him call, and our word
fer it. You will be politely treated.
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a RENN 80 - YEAR -.

EEYHE WILDERNESS PLANTATION, on Bayou
a Pierre, Immediately west of Mrs PowelIs on BED
river. There is about three hundred and fifty Of
open land; he place there is good dwelling house
negro cabins distrns cribs mill gin and press all the
improvements are new, and in good repair. There
some corn and fodder en- the place which the person
renting, can have.
Apply to the Undersigned q miles from Shreveport
nov15l NJ. WATSON.
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STEAMBOATS, SUNK.-The steamers Glide No. 3, and
the Capitol, both sunk their downward trips Both
boats will prove total loss. The Glide had
small load Of cotton, but the Capitol flying light
We have been Informed that he underwriters will GET
but little cotton saved rcm the wreck of the Glide as
She cotton thieves not satisfied with the salvage
paid by these companies; particularly, when they can
gobbIe il all up.
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THE TEXAS STATE CoNvENTIoY.-We learn from the
Austin Tntegencer that it is authorised to say that an
election for delegates sta convention will take place
on the 18TH on 20 of December, and meet in thirty
days afterwarH.
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SoTEp THIEF.-While passing down Texas street
early the other morning, ofthe clerks at T. b ia
cobs informed that in opening the warehouse that
morning he found noted thief and lis accomplice,
whom he had arrested Now, thought we, here's a
chance for an item, and we commenced sounding him
and found out that the cupus still in the ware
house, and that he would take pleasure in letting
have peep at them. Following him back to the ware
house we found lying barrel Of whisky tin thief
and bung-starter! We wilted; we were completely
sold, and made another accomplish to that thief just
out Of snita
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LobKIsG AFTER THE FENIANs-The last steamer from
Europe 10 New York brought number of Englishpd
tccttes whose business is to obtain facts in regard to-
the Eenians and transmit them to the British govern
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Jacobs have received another large lot of
lral f the foundries which makes their assort-
ny complete Their mammoth warehouse is
IA order, and it is really worth ones while to
MT ifthey do notwant to buy anything.
.soie-room is literally jammed with dry goods,
h-tf GA high they are Just opening
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-15

The district court which has been in session for the
past three weeks, finished the criminal docket on last
Saturday and commenced in good earnest on the civil
docket on Monday Some thirty forty cases of lar
ceny, committed BY freedmen were disposed of to the
satisfaction Of the State
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DIT1HE SERvIcE.-The Rev. W. c. Dunlap, Of the
presbyterian church, Marshall Texas will hold services
the baptist church on Friday and Saturday navt ~
might; and on Sunday morning at 1o1I o,cIocy rban
the sacrament Of the Lord srpper adniisorod
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ToTE go - RENT.

FH1uE VALUABLE PLANTATION on which W w.
a Harper now resides, one mile from Greenwood, n
the parish Of CadGo, highly improved Is offered for sale
low, or for rent, for the year 966
All the stock, consisting Of mules, cattle, hogs and
sheep, and and fodder with which to work 81 40
hands, viii be SELL wi tAe place in the event Of either
sale or rent
Apply on the premises, at the Bank, Shreveport,
to II. J. G. BATTLE,
n0El5-tf Eenaral Ageut.
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roe REN.T FOR TIIE. YEAR IsaG.

"a mn OAG H CkA4N 15poa
FEIHE PLACE ON which the subscriber resides 4
u miles south of Shreveport, on the Mansfield road
There is about one hundred acres of open land on h3
place. very fine Young orchard of fruit trees in full
bearing, never #aiing well Of excellent wafer, very
comfortable dwelling with suitable out-budings, ana
is of the best stands for public house IN Caddo
parish.
For terms apply to the subscriber on the premises
to Albert III. Leonard, at Mutt Leonards law Office
Shreveport. .noyl5l A. LEONARD,
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THE LETEE-That dilaPidated structure, known as
the wharf is being utterly demolished and vo lo,r,
thatit is not the intention of the city authorities to
build it, but to grade the bank Of the river and pave
certain portions with rock to the waters edge
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1865-11-15

GEN. rnrCE.-hX-Gov. Aliens paper, the Mexican
Times Of the 3oth Of September noticing repoI from
the United States that Gen. Price to recruit force
ofcavalry 80 Q00men in the service of lIaxman says
This will certainly be news to Gen. Price For intor-
nation to all concerned we here state that Gen Price
has DO hostile intentions against the United States of
America. He came to Mexico exile, seeking for
himself and family home; for he had every reason to
believe that he would not be permitted to livequety
his own State His majesty, the emperor has appointed
Senior Price agent to examine lands for coonisatiol
purposes. In company with Senior Perkins, late Of
Louisiana, and Senior Harris late of Tennessee he is
now at Cordoya in the State Of Vera Cruz actively en-
gagged in the duties assigned him.
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We had the pleasure of call yesterday from w Jas.
per Blackburn of the Homer HAD who is on visit to
this city Everybody this country knows Blackburn
and when we say that he is looking better than usual
and doing as well could be expected after getting
licked in the representative in his parish, we have
said all that is necessary.
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HAEsGIvING.-PresidentJoh has issued procla-
nation recommending the people to observe the first
Thursday in December, day Of national thanks.
giving.
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The steamers Weybessett and Idaho have arrived At
Savannah. The former steamer blow up Nth
terrific explosion. She to the spot and foundihe
only vestige of the craft to be fragments of wood bdes
bales etc The vessel was painted white, and seemed
to be a small sized steamer resembling transport
bark near by, and is supposed to have taken
of all on board.
The military authorities have relinqushed the gov
ernment of Savannah.
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Our young friend B. S. Carter clerk of the steamer
May Duke, has placed US under many obligations for
late papers
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IhE oHtS ANpoAn.-tAS San Francisco dispatch of the
f'" u,,' say 'n9 Snetto which arrived yesterday
+o" = der %, reports the capture of
:" 80 ~ IN Shenandoah, which has been
n'1,u u a. 'i'' Po'' an the names included in
le iis'' a Ned The last seen of the
part Of July, when she stt go, so,,tl, n5or f
sail During Fer operations slo a9sa5 tl,ro,rh III,
- s'l"i'' y ,-a's o"Pe acre she burned nine
- - pO. n of the twenty four
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We are Indebted to our old friends, Capt J. W. Mar
tin and Nat Puckee, clerk fine low water steamer
Dora Martini for 'bg file of late New Orleans papers
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m TFa4 to the on o 5e G pq
serve corps was issued Saturday. The order appa-
reatly contemplaes the retention, either in the military
civil service, Of all who desire it, and whose dsabi
ties sufficiently disable them to entitle them to the ia
7orable jnsideyation Of the government:
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJurANT GENER Is OFFICE,
WASHINGTeN Octabef gG IS65
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call the attention of readers the card of S.
Whited Co.. No AZ Canal street New Orleans, to be
found in another column This is Of the largest
and most responsible houses in the city One ofthe firm
Col Lee Cranda ofre5el notoriety called upon US yes
terday and stated that he would remain in this place
about month to attend to the business of the house
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The Commercial Express Company have placed us
under many obligations for late papers. Office at
Phelps * Co.'S, on the Legce,
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Emerson Etheridge, it is sad has been acquitted and
isnow at his home in Dresden, Tennessee.
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.F-" larter on the levee has received the Largest
s'0ckery-ware ever brought to this city. tt
the advantage Of wholesale buyers to give
L w. H. Elstner, the agent, assisted by
lite and accommodating clerks attend to
their friends
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Tho Red River Express company have placed us IN
der obligations for files of late papers Office at J. H.
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''THr CoUR4 Knows HERsELF.n-At least tbat,s tbo
conclusion We came to last THURSDAY preliminary to
the trial Of two white men for larceny before ta ds
trict court sitting at this place tt seems that tho de
tract atorneyand the attorney for the defendants ala
not exactly dgree on some point Of tba casa a,,d -
arguing, language was used which his honor had newer
been able to find in either Coke or RI,cl-+o,,o t+
slight recollection Of having heard similar or5,r,
while passing the jail one day (we bet that was when
gn had him. he kindly consented that the sheriff
might conduct them to int institution, where at their
leisure they might consult the records an give refer
ences See Court vs.. Sheriff, at last term, when the
latter could not find the inside Of the jail without the
aid Of HE former: "The court knows herself
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SOME CALcULATIoS.-An exchange says the annual
interest upon the national debt gold would load 1850
wagons 1000 pounds each which make train six miles
long, allowing each wagon and team to cover space Of
ten spaces The debt itself would load nearly II 900
wagons which would form train 81 miles in length
friend has requested calcuton Of this nature from
It may interest the curious and give at the same
time pretty good insight into the enormous cost Of
keeping ciyilisation within respectable bounds
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We are indebted to Mr.. h. Levy, who came up on the
steamer Lizzie Tate, messenger for the Commercial
Express company, for files of late papers.
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IL S. FooTE CoULD Nor STAND Ir.-A New York dis
patch of the 24th ut says this morning, in the u S.
court, before judge Nelson, Hon. Daniel S Dickinson,
u s district attorney moved the court that Henry S
Foote exmember of the dcfunct Confederac congress
be admitted to the bar counsellor Of the supreme
court of the United States The motion was granted,
and Mi Fooe stepped up to the clerks desk to take the
oath The first oath, to support the constitution of the
United States and the State Of New York he took with
ont wincing but the oath Of allegiance was too stiff for
him. After listening attentveIy to its stringent re-
qurements, Mr.. Fooree declared his connection with
the late rebel government rendered impossible that
he should subscribe to such oath, and he left the
court room unsworn
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1lAI1 RoCTE8 TAKEN.-The Monroe Intelligencar says
v"' 9ff' olrls ohaite, who has just returned from
Washington has taken contracts for CARVING ~ raiIs
the following routes. From Monroe "a SIro-arout
three times week; from Monroe to Harrisor,, a.
times a week; from Trenton to Camden Arkansas Ill
weekly; from Shreveportto Washington Ark ri-raalIy
from Homer y Columbia twice week; from Nnden to
Natcmtoches twice week. from ATinden to Eldorado
once week Mr. Chaie states that the mail route from
ths place 70 Harrsonburg is already in operation and
me others VIII be IN working order very shortly
During tile present stage Of water hack viii RIM 70
Harrisonburg with the mail, for the convenience If
passengers.
1t viii Be seen BY the above that at last We b
some mail facilities We can ever reach NatcbitoIo
By the way of Minden, though it is rather roupabont
way. However, small favors thankfully received
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The STATES IN WHICH NEGROES CAN VoTE,-At present
negroes are allowed to vote in only six States, viz
Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont, subject to the
must be able to read and write in Rhode Island must
be worth hundred and thirty dollars in real estate.
in New York, must be worth two hundred and fifty dol
lars over all membranes in Kansas and under the
new radical constitution of Missouri they are not al
lowed to vote.
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A. II. SrEPHENs.-The Hon. Alex.8 II y c4-,
arrived at his home in CrawfordsyilH1a c.; 4
9th ult. lie is reported to be ooks 49,
before, though his hair is sprinkled W.;4t ,rror
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The entrance TO the South Western office has been
removed to he Of the building fifteen feet
from the old entrance, on Market street
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SHREVEPORT:

WEDNESDAY, ...........,...N NOVEMBER Is, 1865
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Rev A. H. Hay is the duly authorised agent for pro-
curing subscriptions to the South-Western.
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Thos Mcintyre of New Orleans, is our only dulv au
thorzed agent @ receive subscriptions and advertise
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GENERAL ORDERS, No 155.
In view of the very numerous and pressing aDplica-
tons for discharge by members of the Veteran Reserve
CORPS department commanders will all organisa-
tons of that corps, within the geographical limits of
their command, to be paraded before general, or
general staff officer after the receipt of this
order practicable. Any general or general staff officer
on duty within the limits of the department whose
services can be spared, may be detailed for that pur-
pose The officer will question officers and enlisted men
SO paraded, to whether he wishes to be discharged
or Ito remain in the service. And will make out sepa-
rate lists of those who wish their discharge and those
who wish remain in the service Each list win then
be read before the officers and men, who will have an
opportunity to correct it that it will have the true
expression of their wishes the subject The officer
will visit all those who may be absent from the parade
and in similar manner obtain their wish and enter
their names on the proper rolls The rolls of the officers
aud men who wish be discharged will then be turned
over to the commander of muster, who will at once
master out those whose names the rolls in which
are the names who desire their discharge. He will
OBTAIN from regmental officers the necessary data and
complete the rolls of those who desire to remain in the
service so as to exhibit their rank and degree of dsa
bity These rolls when completed, will be forwarded
to the adiutant general The names of officers andmen
belonging to different companies regiments will not
be borne on the rolls any of the above cases
The rolls of those who wish remain in the service
well those who wish for their discharge will be made
the prescribed blanks for muster and descriptive
rolls and will contain full information according to the
form of the blank. Department commanders will see
that this order IS executed with promptpess.
By order of the secretary of war,
E. d. TOWNSEND, Assist. Adjt. General
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Serbe ratbet
Nm Is. Sftaber ,. 8. turb gaitor -. s. eetnann 3d.
FOR g. U. s. 9ramer pen Cincinnati nit Srdulein 6. o..
5. 6 nj pen upn Columbus.
elncinnatier Warftberidbt.

&tneinnati, ben 81. Oft. 1865.
Webl: eurerfeines a~naebUtsn al 81. 50-7.75. ea<
n',iien1nebl 50 75-&i2 90. ie mad GnaIitdt 60 inten
iebr wenia Derfiafs Statt. $50
Wbtsfp. - 8sit gu 50 %.
Sd ali. = % Ste. unb in Seas 80 Gents.
Web Sprt. - 5eft au 1893. '!"
" eisen - SLAM. Better alter rotber nibt i6er 80, unt
Ssio ~et6er So so. 9ieusr rOtber $i.tO-i,sO, lie nab
9Orn. ~esbbaftsr. gsiunSes wtrs af SO ets. &C.
Safer. Glau iu 1913 Ste. ..a geo.. .- 10.
Np8gen. - aiau su 1918 ste. . ..
Serfe. = Slns gesebr; es lafsn f9 feline betin,mteu
9reife ~ansebsn.
Groceries. - Gubis. Mio SaFes 30 80 @ts. = go.
Der 3udsr 14a-i8 ets. = gaHnirter 2ih-22 Gents,
WiplaHes ST. 10 fur Tprto Gicp.
Sutter. 81 9s fur bette Central Sbip, fan, Bel
9rpfsr 3ufubr. .a.l 49,. a' - 80 "
9dfe. = aet nit gutter Naafra3e suai Cts.
@ter. Set gu 80 81 CITE. "
Nepfel. s4-5 yer Barrel, mdsiss 0a6fraae. .s
9etrpdnete IepfeI. : is bic 20 @ents Der gfunb.
9artoffeln. - Seine 9reie ~anseJeben. =
Samen. = 3leeiamsn fau uns gu 50 %anaebuten, pbne
Saufer. simptsp Hau ~ ssA 4. 8lass - 80 40.
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brer antomart. ssrib oepStut. aft oetsan. q

Iiatrer anfomnt. Grab ssrSbnt, aft sstsan. Sin
Sutse MittasseHen ss6Srt rtcl metr gum Gbealld
als shlsisr, Ssnerfut, Grincline unb Baisrfag.
G5 8iett fsin teeauernawertbsres @sfASpf als ets
nsn Wtanm init 9sinneem Nrpetit unb elmer xaasp,"
Gle iA rrc9l pusen, atsr niAt fcd,cn fam. 9isIe
1nsladliAsn inb In Der S6at auaenslidlia iebr
lhfim,n bran. &anu tis Maab iufaaia lsielih
fcsbsn, 70 raiiirt's nod, v%ertrsnnt iis ater Sas @ctf.
itsaf, liefert ie SpGlrafsr fat 8a6ee, 70 miiItn
lte bod ben Munt halten, Ionit padt bic Game BON
Der Slide ibre Sietsniadssn %5uiammen unb ISst al.
Les I'M Stih, trrrauf Die 9atp pcm Saufsin &ra,n,
pfc taQt, Bic Der ssplaste Q6sterr, mad rielem Msn,
men unb Sasen une Mn5eissn in Den 3sit,,nsen enp.
LID 10 Slifli4 sstpeisn 1T, cine neue &Sdin aui,u.
trsiten, bic eten 8sraoe 10 LANCE blsitt, ME ibr's
9sfaQt, ~trcrauT Der San,nsr BON nsusin auscbt. Sc,
otr irsiB &c, caB eisie gdilnsruns ouraoaus nitt
nbertrtsten lit. Drum, ihSns Seeten, tsrnt fodsn
in Der Sussno. Silret eub Bu isltRhanhiasn
panetrausn beran, aeraes 10 gut ,pie fh Die iunz
gen Wtannsr gu isltftGnbissn 8arssrn bsranbil.
Den iouten. Gtspas lpenissr Belt Der Dem @pieael
llno i'm Tatlcr inS etipas mcar 3sit in Der Slide,
Damn miro es feiIsre Sinnsr5, slIflidcre Geen uns
Misnlhsn IN Nmsrifa gebsn uao mir ,psrs
Den Die etriBe nno atseiamafte Glaas atsr ben
~gtsnssl an suten Disnituandsn~ niht metr 70
n,tbr 81 bpren tsfommsn. gSare es bic Abliht
oes StDpfers 9emsisn, baB jsne seiunbe iunae Grat,
lotalo tie beirat6st, cine Waao 3ur Bsbienuna bas
et" r''b, 10 batts Ct osus 3rsifsl sleid enc mitse,
Ihaffen.
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Gin Stub= nno SeiImittel gcaeu Die Gbolera.

Sci Der neuerrsften SirAt rcr Der g6clera eir.
fen ,rir ncll NIT refer @e,pi6tsit rorausicsen
cnrh Die ~fclsence Mittbeiluns pislsn ~nierer Seize
eine Treuee at bersitsn unb sleihssitia Der WenIh.
lsit einen Sisnt j.. %crreiien, inbem mir sur ,rsite.
rem 9ertreit.ns fcr Genntni6 einss Mittsls tsitra=
gen, iiter eeien rprfeusente unb bsilsnbs Wirfuno
se5en bic G9clera ST.. 8urq in Sranfreih elmer
ausfa6rliAen 8eriAt pcrSfentlidt fat, Gem mir BIZ
frlscuom Nn9aten entusbmsn : .
Sr. gurq 1T burh LANCE Nadferidunosn unt
9ectaAtunsen, Die tbeils BON i9m isltf. tbri!s pcn
@clc9sn semadt ucreen 1nS, 81 Dem SGluie acs
lanat, Dap 9npFer ale elm enersiiheS unb fat uns
iriislihes Shusnsittel 9seen bic Gtpfera bient.
l55a DEN Sabren 1882 unc 1849 unb 1854, tpc bis1t
@riecmie in GranfreiA AM ~itdrflen ,rittete, Ellie.
ben bic Mrteitcr IN ben 6abrifen, no Rnrfer perurs
teitet sr,rcs, ton t%erisltsn psridcnt une fsin ein,iz
ger Bon i6nsn rurbe Elm Srfsr ; eiisltsn, ,rG9renb
ibre Nadtarn unb sissnen Uarnilien ibr nidt ent:
8insen. Sn bisisr 8siisbuna tsruft Sr. Bura lh
auf oas 3snanib grocer 5atrifantsn, BON nsuen er
81 nansntliA anfibrt.
Sang naislbe tsrtahtste Gr. &c 9ietras Santa
in Cen Sa9rsn f849 uno 1884 bei Cen iunaen
Strafin9en I'M Gefdnsni6 Ofabefcnnettes, eeren
Nttsit tn Der @erfertisuns f~upfsrnsr Salr1srar=
tstten feftane.
Sic grcfeicren gihalier mnb gaint= Yierre an
Der Sasnltdt III Mcntpsaicr iser;sustsn fh baron,
Dap Die Mrseiter, ,rslte tci Der SerfeQuna Der
6upferialSe, inter Dem Namen @eroet t%efannt, te=
IAdfti9t raren, rcr Der G6clsra te,rabrt tliebeu.
Scr Nilitdrarjt Or. Be Moloini in 4aris riet6
ben Scloatsn, auf Ger blossn Saut cine fleine
platte binnes &upfettlea 81 tra9en, unb Wlprsens
NIB AeeueS Gin paar Srcpfsn aufsslSaes 3urfers
ials ;u ns9men, uno feinsr psrer, Die bielsn Natb
tefclsten, wurre ron Der gbclsra tefauen.
Saf1eltc @erfahren tectadtete 1885 9r. @ap=
mcnb, Der Den Batterieen IN Galipoli unb 8arna
teiaeSefcn mar, gang nit t%enisltsn Grfols.
Gr. Burg iHreitt Dem SUPPER cine tircfte 1irz
funs su, nno mad ieiner 9ebaurtuns 1T bic 8enmz
suna ~be1slbsn IN &insen, 8lsasn u. {. N. tShf
~rirflan 9esen 8rampfc, StidFuf, Masenbetlemz
tnuns uno annere gpmptcme Der Gbolera. Gr
iiter5euste inh atsr AUDI BARON, Dap bas SUPPER
niHt blp5 Der @eotera %ppr6sust, lrnnsrn fe aud
bsilt. SIM Sabre 1854 tstan6clte or ris(s Gecle,
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