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$500 --~~~'
is understood that legal proceedings have been insti
tuted 10 the money lost by the Poughkeepse
Boat Club represented by Stevens Wooden Burger and
Deneway in their match with the Coyer Club Of this
CITY, which took place the 18th Of july under the law
for the suppression Of gambling The match was won by
che Coye and the money paid by the stakeholder
the decision of the referee The legal point involved
IL whether stakeholder, who Is dsincrested party
altogether and equally agent Of both clubs, can be
prosecuted for the return Of money which he was
directed by his principals TO appropriate In particular
under certain contingencies The law, II would
seem refers only to parties directly interested but in
fhs attempt made 10 make third party respon
sibe for money paid and delivered TO individuals to
whom IL belonged by all the rules which govern honora-
bic transactions. III any parties are liable they are
those who received the money in good faith, and who
ny this time have appropriated it TO private use An
agent who obeys the instructions OF his principals and
pays money their order should not be held account
able for losses sustained In business transactions The
Poughkeepse Club, it would seem, went in to win, TO
make money-and with a determination not to lose IN
any Had they been victorious in the contest they
would have received the money and appropriated all the
konors but they defeated they now seek TO re-
the money lost by their lack of skill, not from
chose who have received II, but from their own agent
dsnerested third party who had nothing at stake what
ever and could share OF the profits. The conduct
sf the Poughkeepsie Club does not meet general appro
baton, and few honorable boat clubs will be found Ia
sanction their proceedinga
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SHIPPING NEWS
ALMANAC ~ uHv voaB-S1n
- mo............... 800 n1eM .eve II =
xort - New York, September N, 1seS.

Hert - New YORK; September H. 1soS.
ship Scranton, WILLIAMS. Aobias-EAwrsncs, Giles
1szk DaasAes r), Hsney, Cork for orsrs-snow Bur.
Ssrh DOMAIN tHam), Meyer. Hamburg via Phnadslphia-
Bah Wellington Butcher. Niclsrson. 81 Marks E.-E
ssss SssSs xsrynan, xsnyman. New orlsa..-D h
1si wnslsv, Nichols Phnse.lph,a- MMer Z Houshton.
bark Mary Libby. Libby, Porsisnd-Bastsr Merlin
BTs ausyanA (Brsm), Bshrsns Bremen-Tunch, Asincks
81; BIS F sE 5s %s: Esss ' s:s Vi. vii
, 9s:Snsss sl Sssb: john.
BIS sss as. Foley 9. Johns s we u Pension
Bra disrf tBr5. fsci 81 John. NB~x smish.rs
Ian ga:s 4.
IS: 2ssasn; 'sR
scs. Van Name van Name yss..,evle " I.dd
~ sS;, scs . sTA
schr Golden Gate, Chase, norfolk. vaT Chase Go.
scSr R Rsr Small Ripe; co
s schr Jewell Esrr; New HsvsngH Racket Son
stannard
c Yssa .ss
Sssna 20 eiesS os s1aR ' SoanS H
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Pss:ss: III ms: Is So a. passed bark
stsanasSip America tBrem,, wcssels Bremen Aug a. via
soSha%ptSn sOh win @d.s and s0 . osrch:
4. ss%:a
steamship Liberty Wilson, Havana, Sept Pm, with
sts.mship John Rice, Howss, New Orleans. days. with
'p. aS with
sss and SS @ qfd
~
stssmahip PERT DELANEY, Savannah. 80 hours with mdse
steamship Xibsmarie BSarne Richmond, a hours with
nss sn kSI r.. .sa IS hours
"s mass na with
s:sa%shg Falcon AdFidse Baltimore 20 hours. with
ms:s g @ .s
TO this port 70 finish loading " p'''' '>'''
81 with dss
shg Goshen lsren} Proest Hsyrs Il rs, with mdse
and S passengers to Boyd Hncken Had one birth and
Ship Pacific Ray. Cow Bay, II days, with coal, VIM
Rrg yvs Lonegeen Bahia 40 days. with mdse to
Brig Harvest Queen; Permission Bermuda, days, with
Brig Mary Ann Br) Jones, Glace Bay, II days. with coal,
GOVT sA swat" With
coal, TO Brett, Son & Co.
Brig Wapdsrer (Br,. ANDERSON Cow Bay II days, with
schr Jane Br Clubhouse Lingan, days, with COAL to
ns ss1I OBJ Layton Insan days. with coal to
schr Orrin Frances Hunt, Lngan IA days, with coal.
VIM Brown.
schr Talbot, Packard Cow Bay, 10 days. with COAL
Metcalf 4 Duncan.
schr Talbot, Pecken, Cow Bay, 10 days. with COAL to
Metcalf 4 Duncan.
schr Mary Haskell, Haskell Cow Bay, IS days. with
coal, to G Ewain
schr Rover !Brj oBren Halifax, 10 days. with fish, to
schr Mary Rich, Hopkins New Orleans Is days. with
cotton, TO master GAIT 8th.)
sohr Giraffe, Richardson, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Pratt Hendricks, Philadelphia Providence
Schr Susan Jane, Torrey Eizabethport for Boston.
schr Phlanthropist, Holmes, Bangor 8days.
Schr Golden Rule, Pendleton Bangor, days.
6chr ConneI ticut, Carl, Portland, Sdays
Echr Hotchkiss Robbins, Portland for Albany.
6chr Dyer, Dyer, Franklin, 8 days
Bchr Mount Hope, Money, Rockland.
Schr Maria Whitney, Snow, Rockland
Schr John A Dr. Doane Harwch.
6chr Washington, Chadwick New London.
Schr Ocean Queen, Howard, New London.
Schr Herbert Manton, Crowel Albany for Boston.
Schr j q Huntington, Lowell, Albany Tor Boston.
Schr Chas Huse, Mahan, Albany FOR Providence.
schr Chase Mills Rondout for Boston.
-'S9asFs~" s*1 BELOW
n ia Ma
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Northern Emigration 20 North Carolina.
WILMINGTON, N. C., Sept g. 1866

%,
There 10 considerable tide Of emigration from
the North. Most Of 10 under the auspices Of
the General Southern Land Agency which has estab.
Iished an ONCE for the Northern States In New
York The company offers land for sale throughout all
the southern States and s agents estimate that at least
Hundred thousand emigrsnts will 70 from the Northern
States during the present year There was some opposi
tion 70 the movement whom first commenced but the
Southern people are gradually becoming favorable 70 the
new order Of things and are putting their ands In the
hands Of ese agents At low neures many Of them beng
convinced thaf Northern will greatly assist The de-
selppment o. ~ TesowccS Of We sopih
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Pedestrianisni.
.xf..nm -A 49,, An

The two mile race between these noted pedestrians
the former halng from Ireland and the latter from Eng
Iand-which took place the Capitoline Grounds,
Brooklyn, yesterday, resulted In the OF Mills
who led his opponent by three feet The time the two
milee was run In was eleven minutes and twenty five
and three quarter seconds Il a close contest and
hne run. They are matched to again within four
Weeka
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Cricket.
BOSTON VERSUS NEW YORK.

According to announcement in the HERALD the grand
match between these clubs and their first annual contest
together duly commenced yesterday morning on the
Bedford Cricket grounds and when the play terminated
for the day stood 70 to n in favor OF New York.
enc innings on each side having been played. The
weather turned out fine by noon, and the probability is
shat Il will continue during the week The ground
proved be far lively than expected after the
rain have had, and consequently the bowlers had
better chance Of success.
The New Workers went TO the bat first, and though
their wicket did not fall until % had been placed
upon the book the last wicket went down for 49,
Byrons finely obtained % the feature Of the innings
play at the bat, Hudson having been disposed of by
OBren after scoring Ia in style Tylers II being the
bowling of o. Brien and Hammond, and creditaby
supported in the field The catch OF Lancey at point
OF Marshs bat the finest on the grounds
The wicket keeping of Eaton and long stopping of Su
van noteworthy for excellence
The Bostonians opened play ut the bat In handsome
STYLE the bowling and fielding OF their opponents not
being up the mark by any MEANS besides which the
Bostonans made the game lively by their good running
least in the early part Of the game They had scored
81 for three wckets and the game promised well for
good score when they began to fall rapidly In fact
the last wickets went down for 10 runs only,
she New York fielding being improved. fine catch by
Higham and pretty one by Suydam, together with
Nwo by Byron, praiseworthy instances Of good field
ing The Bostonians minus the services Of Draper,
Of their best players and two Of their best feders
yesyn and Allner did not come with them They have
however fine team, nevertheless. The New Workers
Handsomely entertained their guests
The following Is the score Of the match as far as
ulaved.-
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO,

q OOn nOO CIGARS AT LESS THAN PRESENT
O.UUU.UUV cost 70 manufacture; prices from sl5
10 SiOo thousand. o. CHEEks, Agent New York Cigar
Nsuufscturng Compspy, n wsrysn street.
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The Turf.
yAmlox c0URss, \. I.-1nossNa.
rospAy, Sept Il-Natch $780, mile heats, bsss tArse
- I've, 10 harness
MN. nsnann named 9 Tony Pastor Received forfeit
n Pnfsr named 9. 9. Gray Eddy. .......Pad forfeit
sA,u DAy-Nssch $780, mile heats, In harness
y ncsg!and named br. 9. Ned Forrest, by young :,
. vsrhsss named B Q By iSdsiiai Chief, four years
''''''''''''''';iiil ms-s.sJ. ''''''''''''''' -
the betting opened 1t ten 70 Ned Forrest but
ssr the colts had scored times two 70 ono was the
most that was offered on the iayorts A. me sssr,
uhous ten to six was current The colts nad : good
$ susss G snsh which he carried
ne quarter pole his colt acting very wildly all the way
"a p1s e
% keep him trot and, in pulling him, he began q
sa and before he got past the old stand he came 70
asss, and came home winner on jog, WANING the
Saee in 3:3s
HoBoKEN RACES.
me Hoooken fall race meeting commences today
7Arse races win be run, VITA two-yearold DASH
with nine entries; mile heats, with six entries AZ
Of which will start; and twomile DASH 10 which tnefe
vin be Lord Monmouth, Oakland and Nishtloek.
The National Game.
AuY1lcAN BANK NOTE COMPANY VERSUS HARNESS
MAKERS.
The match between the mines Of these estaoisnmen's
which took place on the Captolne Ground, Brooklyn,
yesterday resulted in the success of the Bank Note
Compapys nine by score Of 80 to a. In game Of seven
snnncs nabcocf and Baird led the score on the win
ners side and Wilson and Condor on that Of She other
A CHANGE IN THE CHAMPION NINE.
Pearce the catcher Of the Atlantic nine has resign.
a his position Of Frank Norton late catcher OF
me ar nine Pearce in future taking his old position
- abort STOP
EAGLE VERSUS EMPIRE.
These clubs play match at Hoboken Tomorrow, at
Ehpce p. H.
NEW YORK VERSUS BRooKLYN POST OFFICE.
The contest between the mines from these oces yes
seray Hoboken resulted In the Of the New
YORK ONCE by score Of 80 TO Is Davenport led the
score part Of Brooklyn and Kelly the part Of
New York The match proved TO be quite an interest
tn4 one and creditable for the New Workers.
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REWARDS.

NOTICE TO CAHTMEN.-46O REWARD WILL BB
IN paid for information that will lead 70 the recovery Of
quarter Cask Of Brandy taken from the store Of Miner
morn
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.

ARTIFICIAL EYES,
A RTIFIcIAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER, AND
"A inserted. by Drs r. BAUCH and p. GOU0ELMANN
formerly employed BY Roissonneau, Of Pari So Broad
way New York.
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c7O REwARD.-LOsT PLAIN GOLD BRACELET.
plU The finder will receive the thanks Of the and
the above reward by leaving at 10 Lexington avenue
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CTOLEN-ON SUNDAY NIGHT, SEPTEMBER TO- FROM
- the stables of James Kerrigan, West HOboken NJ j. q
light bay Horse stallion build long black tail and name and
Any giving information will be suitably rewarded by
plying the premises West Hoboken or at 40 East Broad
way, New York.
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TIME NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW YORK
i Capital 81 100000 Surplus. 10000
This bank will issue Certificates OF Deposit bearing inter
est, favorable terms J. L. WORTH Cashier
NEW YoRK, August n, 1895
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rEssRs. FOWLER 4 WELLS. $50 BROADWAY
M supply ali works; Phrenoloey mydrGIcssiEcs
Medicine MASONRY Agriculture photography sp sscs"
Natural Sciences generally They also have ns~ see In,
new Illustrated ANNUAL OF PIIRENdI:00Y AND fhf0
IO0NOMY for 1885, now ready. Prepam " pos, -.
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CToLEN-FRoM MY OFFICE, g NASSAU STREET Or
- 50 Liberty H. at half five r. NJ the
evening Of September H. dark blue sack broadcoth
Coat In the side pocket Smith Wesson revover in
the breast pocket papers, Of which
New York State bond Of thousand dollars payable -
NJ f. Sanford also share Of the capital stock Of Staten
Island Railroad made to H. p. Heardman besides other
papers Of value to but Mr. Sanford Al parties are
ment them has been stopped. handsome reward win
tons asked M f. SANFORD, 80 Nassau street, room H.
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Pses paid IN gold Information furnished The highest
rates paid for Doubloons ali kinds Of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR Aco.. psnksrs 10 Wan street. New yerk,
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Owe PICTUREs-FIFTY.TwO FOR 81; UNION GEN.
IL erals Sl Confederate Generals, hfytwo
for g. Sent to any address, free q cost, for g.:
j. CLARK, LIS Broadway.
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@SOO REwARD.-LOsT OR STOLEN, THE roll
DOUV lowing Quar.ermaster's vouchers, say for
oats at 7oc, ss97.s a. 59 f bushels oats at soc,
vouchers endorsed by Lane Son Co. and signed by Cap
tain s. d. Burchard Also Stock Note. signed BY Lane,
lie hereby cautioned against negotiating for the same az
the has been stopped The above reward will be
paid any party returning them to Lockwood Co., -
broadway.
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Sold also by dealers in drugs and medicines, and No
1 Union squire.
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r OsT-A BROWN RUSSIAN LEATHER POCKETBOOK,
containing $l4s in bills in Third avenue car yes
terday, between Fourteenth street and the Asor House,
The finder will be rewarded by returning the TO Mrs.
Marsh, III East Fourteenth street.
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NORNS, BUNIONS, CLUB AND INVERTED NAILS
~ cured without pain, by Drs. RICE HART SO Bowery,
over Citizens Bank Rice's Annihlator Corns
ions &c. BY mail % and 81.
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~
Da6 &merifaniGrcn ODER Guas
N6rea

beuti9er Nanner 1T tefnnnhi@ Elm.
1dwa&e Seite sie!er unltrer 2~anpsleuts
bic zen paterldnoii&en Slang tes arae<
Rantmten Gamiliennamens bel ODER bali
mad Der Mntunft auf pielsrSeite ree oro,
ber 8aGe,s Elm fiji aQemal bur@ Il {,
terfebun8 bel1tlten ins Gnslii9e pea
nd banner. Da miro aus ben, Germ
@sber ter Mr. @eoYcr. aus 6errn G5me
elm Nr. 2yon; tper rrlten S@neicer
bieb, 1ennt 1@ bier Iayler, Neumoun
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@bite, unp 6err S@mar3 Mr Blad ; per
teutl@e Mt@el u,etamprpbcfrt fi9 aats
Mr. Mtt@el uub 10 fort bis ms unenb,
li@e.
Die sef.blt&e Bere6tisuns unb Sill.
ti9teit rieier NamenslbnitBuneen iR In
ben ianBRen Easen in Nep yort por @e.
ri@t 3ur Sprade nnp Gntl&eibuna ae.
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Gbepaars, Nameus slcler, CAB 8eranla(.
flung CUR Gati&eipuns her Graee. pb Is
legal fti, ben eteenen Maulen. tn's Gnalt.
i&e ~ absrietsn f& /. 9, Gur fat Gu3s,
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eYou fatt 25pe, ODER pfc Is in ben uben
%anAtfabrtsn prolel1e Der Gau par-Gasle
fat Abler ~ uentep. Tie S@sibuns
,par udmlt& pon Seiten tes Mannss ers
ptrtt; BE 0rau lu1te llmRobunA ces
urtbetls, u eriptrfen, inpem fe na1wies,
bat 1err eagle ei8entli@ 6errNeler beibt
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baltbar jurid.
Nun tann's allo ouf lesaler 8afS los>
9eben, NIT BEN @erldusnen reullter Nas
men. s9tr bofen in Der nddNen3utunfl
Iaultnee SonS mitb's aus Sdmiep, Yaz
ter aus Bede. Gilber aus Gilder eriteben
unb mtnceaens ebenio siele Gas reutl6e
d aus Dem 6ersen ibres Mamens berau5>
reiben unb cas- amcrifanil1e u" an seleu
Steue I@ einimpfen gu iebsn ; Der 3eoios
men BON Sboemafer5 Gaylors, 6nypere
0eoen,ans. Greeemans u. (. ~. oar MD,
ju 0eeenten. Yittsb. 8lfSbl.
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freunrlidern 8ebanelunA All e%rfrcuen bat,
ais rielc Sance mabrlduinlib yerpient
DAT in Sicen Die SYannuns ctcnio
9emallis 1T, npn Ter &etnittun1 9bers
mans ;u bGren ME bier ricjsnise ibn
ftareib mad 8iIminston rurdb eden
unc su Grant RslunAen Al lcbsu, benefit
T%claences. Sic nNihmcnp Dispatd"
lagt:
nDie ssp5bniide 3abl spn 5onntaas
Aerildtsn masen scitsrn in llmlauf, pon
nsldm cas anAsnrbmfe aber lriper midi
cas AIautwiitcislle mar, pab Sherman
asfallen, ieiil Seer retnihtct unp in tas
Nrbleitlht rer Mpralt SurtarplinaS
Trlprcnst lsi."
llee'iaena bat SpbnRpu cos Gpm>
mamie Oil SeaurcRorc5 Stait iite,nomz
men. Gin Autes 3sidsh renn 5pNnaun
tsnnt tsrrits auf leinw Nudieite Sbers
mans Tritt.
@ir tcrousrr III iaoen> rab 0rant
eurh furdtbare Nrecniirmc, wtlhe eaS
! TpltIhaffsn Der Mrtilcrie unmSslid mas
den, pe,hinecrt nirc, bic 1hpn mebrfad
trarnnrne NarsliyzS ewc9una ausSutu9>
rem.
Neue fIeS.
Gs it, ols pt lld ras S1idlol form
lid Gin Gsraniiom rarau5 madtr, una
9tsht BADEN s%ulelicr,. &aum baten nj,
in rem Stiaen unlcre Ssfiirdtun1 ausAc;
prift. cab Ilb rie miIee Ssbanelun9 rt,
&stelIcn ruya SAsunau als webl ni@l
gang am Srte e~rtpeiIcn nitftc, f. frmn,t
ldpn Der Scita biuiiir rurd sic Shat.
Nus cea 6dniern Gplumbias, BEL
relden 6eupt'taot Sputb Garlinas, wur:
Re ouf l!airnSiolcatsn aeeuert mt
Sbermenf ab fiJ osnStbiat, um set
Treael su siihttasn eis 8ranofadel an nai
Htelt ls1en su la1su. Columbia. ris swei
t. Stact ess Staa:es Omit 5000. Gin
: wsbnsrn) nit ibrsn &irden unp Yalaaen
p ibysn Ntacemisn une Geminarisn I'M
, ittem itclsen Stoots@G api;pt, lieat Il
Nlde. Mbae 0:os ouf ibrer Stltt
wah|sn!
/. Der pfi,'eQe gtyiAt OiImcre'S mclceI
cab in gborIsF{on $50 Gclhise, rarutc
; s uno 10 s5Qtac Grlumtiaeen nm
, nts!c 80 Nfiinrcr, ul:o S2oFcnpticen IN
: giientaNn<NaescH8 r~rteutct ,purccn.
Stermar lat Musuto 9enpnlmer
E; Die Grteaengenie,nnA tercitst lld 81
GntneiGuns Gus Nld!nono sor, uno 81
9tidmcnc VysiIc pyotciSirt laut raaeae
unc nfIIt e5 Elm Naf3stm cea ilnabban
E 9iafeitefan1pfss. Mit rem Ual9tiamonr:
e lpiitct al!sr 9{tlpeft pabin fin. Nbsr IA
). ole5 Bill; Nidt. Sbcymaa rabt; Ia
0rrrerben natt uac: uGstts lid, ne
, fam !" 1T bic Nnrois.
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Sic 8"ierfteuerfraee.

8efanutli& bat i& tas Nepraientanz
ttnbaus bes Gonsre0ss bel Der NeriGpu
bee S%teuerseieBes flr 8eittbaltuns rer
bieberi8tn Steuer pom s 1 auf ras Sri.
Bier enti&ieoen. Dasesen louen i'm 81
nate ptele fur @tbSbuns Ter 8ierfeuer
auf 80 lttn. @eidliebt Ter @enat ,pirf.
lid cine folGe. Grb6bung. 10 miro bic
BierfeuerfraSe ror Gin Gonfe,ens <@cmite
be'per 6duier tou,u,er unp Cam 1T &C.
fatr% pprtancer, bae man f@ I9liceli&
auf cine @ompromi6 einist, Der Die 8ierz
atner auf $ unp so Gents erb5bt.
uu. btss ~ Serbinrern unb BE 8eibebal@
tau8 her ieitberiSen 8terfeuer III er;ielen,
behnpet fi@ elm &omite pes Bierbrauers
bnnbes In @ai1instor. N9sen ee6en
8emdtunsen pou, beiten Grfol8e beeleitet
letn ! DEM cas- Bier 1T elm tpabrboft
eiptlifatoril@ee @strdnts, bas ielblt bic
Srldnber, bel pentu IS, rrenu lein preis
nt&t Ret9t. ebenfaQe thinner mebr BEN
S9naps p%erbrdn8t mad unp mad III Of,
btatlt&ea @snl&en u.a@t
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Sic Giunabute @iln,inaton'S.

Dur@ bic Ginnatme @ilmineton's
wurce obsrmals elm ecpaltiser Ra8el In
pen Sar9 ber CONFEDERATION 9el9la9en.
Bei Zen arcben Sdwierisfeiten, tptlds
bic Ginnabme @ilmineton'S aud mad
eem Sale re5 Sort SLIDER permaae bsr
lttisen Gortftationen unp pcrm1se hes
lumpfaen 1erra US bot, 1T per Grfpls bes
@en. SGofelo aud In rein militdril1en
Bssiebnna Elm ld6nen gu ncnner.
Nber nod melt beoeutenber tpirb ct
bur6 ce 1raDwrite, bic ct fir ben aaraen
8liee bat. @anSv abselebcu BARON, bag
pis Hebelen in @ilminetoa ibren lebten
bereutenoen Ginfutrbafen v~erlpre1 baden,
biloet pieier plob jegt einen 6aupttab'
punt f1r Die Sperationen Sberman'S
uno @rant's uno cas Shpfslp'{te Ar.
meecorp8 fam unp miro tiieft nit ben
9enannttn @eneralen eocpsriren.
Sen. @dpfelo fam lid ron feiner
Stcllun8 ont Qittle Nirer aus mittelf BEL
8ilminetcnsN ian9e|ter>G ilenbabn nit
Sberuan In &erbinoure leben, ODER It
tann brett 9e0en @olp8toro prer &alsieb
nod Der @elrpnbabn pperiren unb babel
nit Der Grpeoitiou, bic auf ben Befebl
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Norcearulina's abaina, 3uiammenmirten.
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