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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
Report OF the Secretary and Treasurer
of the Relief Society.

Report OF Iu6 S6C1SLaIy ana treasurer
of the Relief Society.
Since the organization of this Society,
October 18th, 1868, assistance in cloth
ing and provisions has been rendered to
fifty -four families. The amount of goods
and provisions given out is as follows:
DISBURSEMENTS.
Muslin, 1884 yards; calico, 5244 yards ::
flannel, 1884 yards; drilling, 12I yards;
black muslin, yard; shrouding, yards;
gingham, 10 yards; satinett, z yards;
cashmere, 25 yards; cottonade, II yards;
jeans, So yards; dress goods, 81 yards;
shoes, II pairs; hose, II pairs; thread
100 spools; shawls, 5; yarn, y pounds,
2 skeins; hook and eyes, 5 cards; but
tons, u dozen, pants, pair; be5 COM
forts, 4; wool hoods, 6. Flour, 178 sacks;
tea, y pounds; sugar. 311 pounds; can
dies, ] pound; pork, 1O81 pounds; salt,
5 pounds; lard, pound; rice, II pounds;
crackers, pounds; butter, lbs; coffee,
Z lbs; shoulders, 944 pounds; Goldfish,
244 pounds; hams, 81 pounds; beef for
soup, Is pounds; potatoes, 5 bushels;
hominy, 4 quarts; eggs, dozen. Also
orders for one and two dollars worth o.
Groceries to the amount of $41 SO.
RECEIPTS.
The Society has received from the va
rious sources, herein mentioned, the fol-
lowing funds:
Receipts from the Society col
lectiOns, s1O7 O4
Nett receipts Thanksgiving fes-
tival, 1868, 1873 90
Nett receipts festival of June,
1864, 1856 As
Nett receipts from tables at
County Fair, 1864 I05 O6
Nett receipts from festival of
December, 1864, 341 81
Donation from Mr.. Richardson, so 90
Donation from Misses Aid So
ciety, I So
Donation of wood and clothing,
from committee of gentle
men, $50 90
Other donations, 67
Total receipts, Sl,142 91
Total Expenditure, 920 20
Remaining in Treasury, 1922 p
Mrs. V. T. HILLS, Sec.
Mrs. j. ID. VAN DEMAN, Treas.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

AGRICULTURAL LSTATIsTICs.-The crop
statistics of Delaware county for 1868, as
reported by the township Assessors, show
the following results: Acres wheat sown,
1888, bushels produced, 1892; acres
rye sown, 283, bushels produced, $780,
acres barley sown, 21O, bushels produced,
3,789; acres buckwheat sown, 178, bush
els produced, 1,456; acres corn planted,
26,532, bushels produced, 662, ,740; acres
oats sown, 1888, bushels produced, 8O,-
449; acres of meadow mown, 1918, tons
Of hays produced. 1858; bushels clover
seed produced, 8O8; acres of fax sown,
4,702, bushels of seed produced, 27,O73,
lbs. of fiber, 1,O41 ,521; acres potatoes
planted, 747, bushels produced, 28, ,903;-
acres tobacco planted, 80, lbs. produced,
43,197; Tbs. of butter produced, 385, 5,040;
lbs. of cheese produced, 1852; acres of
sorghum planted, 259, lbs. sugar pro-
duced, 96, gallons syrup, 1884; Tbs. ma
pie sugar made, 139, 40, gallons syrup,
1851; number of sheep killed by dogs,
343, number injured, 1862, estimated
amount of damage done by killing and
wounding, 81, ,933 90; number of dogs in
county, 1923. value 10000.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
THE sEAWEED TONIC

Produces lasting results, thoroughly inyigorating the
stomach and digestive system, aud enabling 70 enl-
ote and make into healthy blood the food which msJ
he used for that purpose. Il is SO wonderful In It's ei
fects that a wineglass FULL will digest hearty meal
and a little of Il taken before breakfast Will give
tone TO stomach which few medicines possess 'hs
power ni doing,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

DISTRESSING BEREAvEMENT.-Mr
JOEL M. GARDNER, residing in Brown
township, four miles east of town, lost
his only children, son aged 5 and a
daughter aged 2 years, the former dying
on the 28th, the latter on the 29th, after
q brief illness. The disease of which
they died was scarlet fever, and both
were buried Monday forenoon in the same
grave.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

We are under obligations to Quarter
Master WELLS, of the 121st Regiment,
for late copies of the Savannah Repubi-
can, and Savannah News.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

Mr.. A. EsrILL. Messrs. Appleton's
State Superintendent for the American
and Annual Cyclopedia," will be here
this week-to deliver Books, and secure
further orders.
We understand he has determined to
make no more Local agents at present,
depending on salaried assistance for the
thorough canvass of the State. Such be-
ing the case, it will be necessary for par
ties desiring the work, (and no library is
complete without it, to hand in their
names while he is here in person.
We learn Mr.. Estill and his sub-agents
are meeting with great success in the sale
of the above work, in all parts of the
State, and when we take into eonsidera-
ton its high literary character and prac-
ticaI value. it was no more than we were
prepared to hear. We wish him and his
assistants abundant success.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
THE PULMONIC SYRUP

Is one of the most valuable medicines 1t is
nutrient powerfully tonic, and healing in itself. Il
contains no OPIUM yet the phiegm in the bron
chal tubes aud nature throws it on with little exer-
ton. One b0ltIn frequently cures Al ordinary colo
but il will be well first to take dose ol
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-C. H. Lee
has sold his house and lot on the north
west corner Of Winter and Franklin
streets for $3,OOO-Henry Lamb, pur-
chaser
Rev. NJ. 10y has sold his house and
lot on northeast corner of William and
Union streets. to DR.. Blymyer. for $500.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

Ii you want one Tea Cup or SANGER, go tc
Us. Cox's Crockery Store, Delaware, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

The place to get Look ing Glasses is al
J. s. Cox's Crockery Store.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

You can get the best Coal Oil at j. s
COx's Crockery Store.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

If you want Table or Pocket Cutlery, go
to j. S. Cox's Crockerv Store Delaware, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

MUSICAL TREAT.-A Concert is to be
given at Miller's Hall, Tuesday evening
next, for the benefit of St. Peters Church,
which will afford rich treat to the low
ers of good music The performers will
consist of a number of our most accom-
plished musical amateurs, and it is con-
oeded fact that in musical talent and cul-
tivated musical taste Delaware stands
second to no town of its size in the State.
Among those who will take part in the
exercises is Mrs. DAVIDSON, formerly
Miss Emma Andrews, who as vocalist
has few superiors even among those OF
great professional renown. Her numer-
Gus friends in Delaware will esteem it a
privilege to have the opportunity of again
hearing her. Mrs. NJ. D. PETTIBoNE, a
vocalist and pianist of rare excellence,
will also take part in the exercises. The
programme will consist in part of an
"Old Folks Concert"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

For Plated or Britannia Ware go to j.
S. Cox's Crockery Store.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
IEr. }. C. RAPELYEA. OF Monmouth Co
Jersey, writes, March Is, 1859:
nYSENTERY CURED.

was tronbied in January last with costizrprss
several days. and took ten grains o. cAiOmaI for
tarrioea in which my medical attendant found it
impossible 70 arrest. Everything passed through mr
took il. 4 friend from New York, Nj lie4, Lew
is, fortunately called ana advised 3randreth's
Pills. l thought, in my weakened G0naItion pill
would be enough; but le administered four. and the
next morning four more. Much impurity from
and nay surprise, the and pain dirniI
saaj. Oae box cured fully. / hearty,
with fine appetite. You at liberty publish
this. Sold by all respectable dealers in medicines.
.Ianllarv 1H-lnn-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

RECRUITS WANTED.-O. Fl. Barker &
r. G. Breyfogle, late of the 4th Ohio,
have been authorized to recruit a Com
pany for the 184th Regiment. now being
formed at Camp Chase, and viii receive
recruits at any time at their Office in
Union Hall building They are author
lied to pay 5000 bounty, SIG per month,
clothing and rations, for one year Per-
sons desirous of enIisting would do well
to give them a call Immediately, as the
bounties may fall-and the draft will
soon be upon US. Do not delay
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
N Il r REED.

At the parsonage in Westteld, the 26th ult, bv
Rev 5. L. Roberts, Mr.. JOHN BLACK Miss ELIZABETH
F. CHADWICK, both of Delaware County.
On the 26th alt, by Rev. II. McMilien, Mr. j. NEW
TON CUNISGHAN to Miss ELIZA a. DURFEY both OF Della
ware County.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

ITO THE NERVOUS, DEBILITATED AND DEsPoND-
3 ENT OF BOTH SEXES, A great sufferer having
been restored to health in a few days, after many
years Of misery is willing assist mis- suffering fe-
low creatures by sending free), the receipt Of
postpaid addressed envelope. copy OF formula.
o. af..-. employed. Direct to
JOHN IL DAGNALI. Box 1873 Post Office.
lies. -. BROOKLYN n Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

valuable adjunct the Dye, in dressing and promot
ing the growth and perfect health OF the hair and Of
ITSELF when used aone-a safeguard that protects the
fbers from decay under all circumstances and under
all elimes Manufactured by J. CRlSTADORO, No.
Astor House. New York Sold by all Druggists Ap-
piled by all Hair Dressers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
cr1stadoro,s Hair Preservatiye.

which is the only chemical combination in existence
which changes the color Of the hair without ujuring
the LIVING PRINc1PIH which feeds mosteus
the fbers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

Principal once and Laboratory is at the n. E. coruer
or SIXTH and COMMERCE Streets Philadelphia, where
all letters for advice business should be directed
He viii be found there every SATURDAY, profess
ionally to examine lungs with the Respirometer for
which his fee IS three dollars; all advice free.
In New York at No. - Bond Street, every TUESDAY,
from /. u p m.
At the MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston, Jan. 1s and ls
Feb Is and It, March IS and 49, April 10 and 90 May
II and is June Il and Is, July 10 and 20.
The time for my being in BALTIMORE and PITTS
BURG will the daily papers Of th cit lee
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

Consumptve sufferers viii receive valuable pre-
scription for the Of Consumption, Asthma Rrpu
chitls, and all throat aud Lung affections. (frce
charge,) by seudng their address TO
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., y. Y.
Nov. 1S-3m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

Mrs. J. N. DYER will lecture at the
Presbyterian Church in Genoa, Saturday
evening, Feb. 4th, for the benefit of the
S. A. Society. Mrs. L. J. COOKE,
Sec'y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
The WarkFts.
Delaware Market

Delaware Market.
Corrected weekly by HILLS BROTHERS.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Dealers
in Grain, No. 4, Williams Block.
Drain
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
DEssOEUEEoM

the uG2in Oi MI huns, tue pi ~ t+ 11iii
% is this day dissolved. Those indehtel 70 is
frrn, His & Co.. requested to call at No WI
ii1ns Block and settle accounts inuieiaiaiy. Debts
ct the will be paid by The sHrv,'aT .#t. == I'd
maturity
Col az xGg2eTsE2jp.
Z 4. =. His & Son, have his day i7rned I"Hri'
uaTshja uJIaer the firm uaraa
HILLS BROTHERS,
tor the purpose uf continuing tde WHOLESALE GRO
Gerry Business at No Williams Bees snl the GRAIN
AND coal, trade At warehouse T. G. - G. :. T.
VELORUS T. HILLS,
g.. EI.lER HILLS.
Thankful the liberal patronage besOwe upon fhe
house oi Z. Z. Hills L Son, shall seek by close at
5euton business to merit continuance o the sare
to the new firm
our Stock OF Goods ia the Grocery line will at ali
times be fun and complete, ana INVITE the attention
O.
Country zzZerchants-
We are prepared to pay the highest market price for
Grain. Seeds &c.
Very Respectfully,
Hills BROTHERS.
IjaGtY are, o.. March IS, 1864.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

Since the organization of this Society,
October 18th, 1868, assistance in cloth
ing and provisions has been rendered to
fifty -four families. The amount of goods
and provisions given out is as follows:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

See advertisement of Hills Bros, head
ed please Return"
II you want complete sett of Oroekery,
go to j. S. COx's Crockery Store, Delaware,
Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
FURNITURE
.uolr1rnbus Cabinet Go.

ER&4AA4EA ~ G&k9 @G@SGSAC~ - -
WARE ROOMS, 262 SOUTH HIGH STREET, CORNER
OF FRIEND.
FTNHIS COMPANY Is COMPOSED OF \ NUMBER pf
Iourt8eymRn Cabluct Makers who have combined
together for purpose of supporting their tamhes
and themselves and 10 manutac ture every kind OF FUR
uiture. Chairs Bedstcads, Mattresses, &c., ana viii
guarantee tn our cit of town aud country, that
they will furnish good furniture as IS manufactured
la thc United States, and at satisfactory prices.
The company hope 60 receive liberal share ot pat
rnnape a. their motto is 20 "Livo and let Live II
Will give them pleasure at any time TO show visitors
through their rooms whether purchasing or not
This Company sole Agents for the sale OF Messrs
. H,,ey x Deeamp's celebrated Spring Bed Bottom
,rhrh for simplicity and durabilty oahROt be eNceed
please call and examine Prices from s., so to 81 so,
Ti,e salesman Is Mr. W. l., HUGHES, long connected
with the busincss-su old CitiZe-formcrly of the urm
JOHN SrRICKLER, Surcr'eut.
d. kNENDEl., Treasurer.
April, - 1sBt--ly.
TSIt-rltRE5 AND PlCrURE FRAMES, AND FRAMES
E made TO order at John +. latimer'5 Music store.
December so, 1884.
A S-tI.CvER SHELTERS, best made for sale
SsS. SsSi C. c. CHAMBERLAIN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03

Remaining in Treasury, 1922 Y
Mrs. V. T. HILLS, Sec.
Mrs. j. ID. VAN DEMAN, Treas.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-02-03
MoveI+v In .A.rtE
CargTADoRos HA1R DYE,

~ art oF dying hair in I've minutes 50 as IN deceive
= whole world, hls been discovered
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
Burger afrifanifbcr Mbftammuna.

Die (leine Nepublif ct. Domingo BAT
betanntli9 in ibrsr9rt bic Monrpe Does
trim aufs 9ldn;enoRe ~ Gbren 9.bra9t
inrem Ge pte ipaniiden Ginerinslinee
jwana bent Sn(elfreifaat. ,pte e6 @deint
auf 9limmerwieoerfebr @alet 3u iaeen.
ueber ciele n,erfmiiroiae Gpo9e in rer
neueren @eldi@te M adt bic "glew>yo
Eritune" u. u. fo!senpe Bemerfunsen {:
Giullmfano in Dem crfolsrei@en &am>
pfc elmer amerifanil&en Nspublif oeeen
europdil9e Anmabuns uerDient telonpere
8eadtuns. Son per eansen 8epblter>
uns Yon st. Domingo 1T nur unaefdbr
etn 3ebntel weib, Die uebrtsen iino pon
ofrttanil6er poer eemil&t ofrifanil9<euz j.
rcpailter Ntttmmsna. 1sH z
Gs finp eaber pieNmerifaner pon afrifaz
ntlder Nbitimmuna wsl9e unter ben
Mmerifanern Der lateinil9en STAGE rae
cole 8eiipiel Der Grssbenbeit fir amert.
faniide Snltitutionea uno belpenmiitbiser
0ertbeicisuns oer1e!ben eeseben baten.
User wtll in 3utunit Die 8srsatisune ei,
ner iplden &aee ouf ras amerifani(be
8urserre6t In Jrage nelIen2 g3s III
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27

Gin @pmpl imentirbu9 BEG
II. Sabrbuneerts. - User tennt ni9t bic
unlern Bldermart Iberlhpemmenren
omplimentirbIber aller Nrt, bcn u@a<
lantbomme in Z Der Beltental9e," Bic
n8unit bel Grauen lein Slid 3r MAIDEN"
unp mie pie lofenpsn Iitel ionit nod bet=
zen m6se? Nter nur Bsntsen nlas elm
Wert pieler Mrt pa6 unter pem Iitel:
Der oeutl9e Mnfiibrer su onmutbieen
uno sterliaen Gonoeriationseeipraa
BON 9llbertu6 Sommers" in 5amtur9
bereits 1862 erlhien. Yor ,glusen setom;
men iein. 60 bietet in Der iierli9 eez
oredlelten uno 9elbnSrtelten MuSprudss
,psile jener 3eit einen eerarsu fontiiden
@ontrat su cen erwabuten S6rifteu un<
lersr Sage. u a.t gl4,sse IAN,
Inter Der Soncertenennuns osu 9au6s
fibrun9sselpydhe," ;. b, lolbe @eiprd<
de, bic awil&en iunpen 2euten beim
NadbauIeaeben eefibrt wsrren. empFeblt
btiaster Nlbertus CONNER aud folsenz
pe6: srs -,.s,.f. - ~.
(Der @eleQ ipridD .Iu9sn(ame Sung
fran, SD babe srcbe lltlapt, mid NUM-
mebr fit slddle!iS 3u i6dBen, unp mid
su e,frewen, cab beutiseu 1aSss mein
@lldsitern erlt tedt aufee9unssn; 3uz
mable id n,@t al4eine scwlrpist ,uoreen.
in @eieulbaft 70 freunpli9er unp aumu,
tbiaer Sunairawen nit 9e9enmdrtis 81
iepn, ionpern aud nod lbsrremme ei.
Gbre seniebe. etns 10 tusenciame Sung
fran mad 6auee ~ be9lsiten.
(9unsfrap ipridD rMorfieur, Sd
baltic pafiir, rab fi@ ,pitben Mbeno pt'
Suneframen fir slldli6 3u 11dBen ba:
ben, neil le Die Gbrs eebabt, pon 10 b5f,
liden uno beideioenen @elfuen beblen
i su istn. Snlonssrbeit tsfnre i& mid
penielten petpFi@tst paB Ct pie 9rpb
4 Wlbe auf ii@ nebnen moQsn, mir I'll
mad metner Gltern 9aule 0e(eQl9aft !,
letfen." t.a,1a,.;
(@eieD 0Iug.ntlame Suuefran, 81
1 bttte oitlmebr umb 8erasibun8, pae L
bic &dbnbeit baben b5rfen, ,ibr bet 6etmt
/ 8ebunse pom Der po6Seit einen @tfebrte
] au 8eben. Sbre ltebretae unb ber3rdt
J renbe @elprd@e, lppbl anftdnptse @ebeb,
ben unp a.seuebue &eutielistett babe
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
. Gin seb dno ister stuoent.

tsaaDem betannten MenaeeriebefBer
&reubbere ioQ neult@ auf ter Gilenbabn
smil&en 8taGni&meig unp !6ancper eiu
bltf1ts Stad@en pufiirt lein. Gr lties
nit rer @tSdrre III .in @aubcpupe, no
ct cine Dame fnbet, neren @usleben aieu,>
lid leibenb IT. 6Sfialiesbt ct, Oh ibr
pas @au4en unangthtbm lei unD lc8t
tann ouf ibren @uni4 be Gi8arre fort.
l,I &urS carauf fetst Elm Sturent Gin,
qualmenb ME ein gtprnfiein. &reuss
berg ma9t. ibn parauf aufmertiam, oab
Die Dame unpobl let, rab er lelbft ldon
ouf pos Nebt ptS Nau9ens persi6tet
babe unp frrperte i'm auf, IS ebenfau5
3u laiItn., 's,...',+.@ -, H.
Der 5tucent abe.tt feute f& auf ben
8ebtetpren, llnb mtint man f5nne nidt
auf olle, ,franftn DamenH Hddit&t nebmeu,
paflr seete y 'Goupts fit g'i&trau-
der. @,.44 ..-s...'..i.a @.'',' ~ s 43f
ar.ustets, tisrata.1r bS4li& sntrda.t,
anlwo.tete. nit <siuer NeuberunB. bic uns
eefdbri 9elautet babeu lou :. pom etneu,
S@ien fauu man ni@t .mebr psrlan0en.
aae Mn 6tQd. 2intatif@:s s5lajs "a.
Der Stupent ftedtalpas porldaf8 etn
E8am &uSfstSen atfr,3tebtl q cine 4alt'
berpeI bic Ell 3pfa6 6ttts NIT ben 8pytet
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-05-27
Trauen fur bic alten eJunecfellen inn
1erritorium 0Safbin9ton. ="

q. s. Mercer, Glq, Mitelieb ter 2e>
9ielatur ces Serrttoriums @albtneton,
bat ft9 entidlo0en, UNI etnem ldneft 9e.
fublten Bepiirfnii1e atsnbelfen, etnt 2aps
una iunaer unp alter Sunfern pom Nerpz
yort unp 8ofon iu importiren, na9pem
ct i'm porisen Sabre oon elmer rprobe>
ienouns" euten Grfc!a sebab' bat. Ct
importirte nimlid I'M porisen Mai sa,Slf
2eprerinnen, bic iofprt MnfeQuneen er>
bielten uno pom peneu sret lid bereils
aus Gem S4ulitano in ben Stanp Der
beilisen Gbe beseben baben. Dieler Gr=
rol9 bat ibm Wutb aema6t, unp pa i'm
suanjis perbeiratbete Mdnner, rsren
Grauen In Den Sit!iden Staaten leben,
2luftra9 9eseben baben, ibre Jamilien III
bclen lterpte6 a4t Ter er6btea Sd0e-.
mablenbeiiBer tbm ueylpro6en bateh 100
Jamilienpdtern Nrbeit unp @ubnun9eM
9eben ~ mollen, 10 bat 6err Nlereer il&
.ntidlo0en, cine Smpo1tation en- gros 3u
rietiren. Dtejenisen Mdpaen, mel@e
tbre Ya6ase ieltn ni9t erl6mineen f5n<
men, merpen YorlduB erbalten. Gr ftebt
bereits NIT oer Mearasua Dampfldif<
fabrte> @eleli6aft tn unterbanclune me-
8en Der Ya0ase, pa Ct 800 bis 1000
Yerlonen ;ulamn1enjubrinoen 8enentt, flr
bic er eisene Dampfer ensaeiren nil,
cer btelelben pom San Suan bel .@ur ii,
rett mad Stratle ltefert. ~ t3ats 4fn ~
sluf bic Gntwideluns 8aibinetcns
,pirc cie 8e0eoluns pur@ nerbeiraibete
2eute einen ie9enbrin9enren GinRub aus
uben uno wdre au wdnlden, paB ii@ aud
Elm FOLDER Bobltbdter fir. Cali ilornten
fdnbe, wel&es an unftetuiuisen Sunese<
lelIen reifertiilt, ipie ir9enD Elm anperes'
2ano Der gDelt. nHa! nl13.u Gs9n6 .et1
l4-Gs bileen (t@ jeBt 70 piele NftieneeieQ
i4aften, :parum unternimmt es Niemanp
cine @ompasnte au srinpen, bic ftatt
mad petroleum pcer Silter ;u iu9en,
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Ircs ees Sen. Sberman. -
Das ftdapiae @onsrebcomite Bate trait
ietner tbm Don Der b59iten 3ancesautpz
ritdt itertrasenen 8efusnie Sberman
por fd cititt. UNI tiber feline 0erbanplunz
9en nit Sobnitun uernomr,en au perpen,
er aber fat pieler@itation feline ofene per-
emptUrti&e Betseruns entassen9slsst.
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auffcmmen uno bat einfa9 ertldyt rab
ct ras nibt !bue, ipncern na9 @albiuaz
ten tpmu,tr perpe. pann unp wie es tbm
beliete.
5ehr rid;is bsmctft bitruter bic g.
.. MbenoSe'tuns: G5 1T Der erite 8unz
oss8eneral, Der iid in FOLDER @eilc &C.
gen Die rslesirte Mutorigdt ces Gons
Srs0ee auilebnt, boifen1li6 aud Der
leete.
Sepeniaus b6rt rabei auer @pas auf.
gieles 1T elmer 70 bts CUR Bi,arreris
ortsinalen 9iatur, wie rie 5berman's lit,
na&Suieben, oter BE oTene 9luFebnune
sssen bic t5&fte Mutoritdt Ger gtaticn
seb5rt eenn rod nidt pa;u.
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leinc Muto,itdt mabrsn miro. pil,n mir
nid.. Atsr pas clntt uns flar, pas cas-
8rttssmtniltsrium bei Ger jeet teainnenz
ben 9eeres. Reor9anilation pen ein;iseu
@eneral, nel&er tic propbe;eibunsen
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autcritdt bspabrbeitet bat, Yon Der 2iite
] Nrei@en {oute. Auen &eipeft por cet
militdrti&en Tl&dsteit Sberman's, abe,
an BE @rant'6 rei@t fie bod nod nidt
llnp 70 lan9e bic Reputlit In Grant ei,
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