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EUROPE.
EEWS By THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO De-. 2.
THE ARREST OF JOHN H. sURRATT.

THE ARREST OF JOHN II. SURRATT.
BI IBIE6kAPH TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Dec Q, 1896.
This Government had information as long ago as
last Winter that John H. Surratt had gone TO Europe.
The person who communicated the fact. eonversed
with him during the voyage across the Atlantic, and
also reported that Surrat believing he was far re-
moved from danger was free and outspOken concern
ing his connection with the assassination conprators
Tonight Secretary Seward received dispatch by
Atlantic Gable, dated to-day, as follows:
Il have arrested John II. Surratt one Of President
Lincoln. assassins. No doubt of identity.
Signed, HALE,
~. s. Consul-General Alexandria, Egypt"
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
PEDESTRLfNTSM.
.APH TO 1HE rRIuuSE

TRIBUNE
wAsmyGToy, Dee 2.-1he following dispatch hG' been
received at This Bureau from tho Tribune Bureau at
Savannah.
SAyANyAH ga Dec 2-Ioin Sl,plaIG. he PEDESTRIAN in
attempting 80 consecutive hu1r' ic NJ 20 g.
SATURDAY. l0-nc by hour aud seven minutes Hc was taken
out or .irctcl,I having walked 0- hours lla ~ I-Huo.,
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
INnIANA

MEETING OF THE JOHNSON STATE EXECUTIVE CON-
MITTER
TrLgGRAPH
lSDIANAFoLIs, Dec. 2-The National Union johnson
Executive Committee ~ this State met here Friday
The attendance was general committee appointed
propose address myorug an independent party
mcnt gud calling State Convention 10 be held IN March.
The committee for adheriug the platform adopted
at Philadelphia and to leave the question Of suffrage with
the S.ates
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
FIRES.
IN AVENUE II.

AT y O'Clock yesterday morning fire was discov-
cred in bedroom the third floor OF tie house
7G Avenue B. occupied by Andrew Cabin Itwas soon esn.
.uishcd. Mr. Cahlls loss furniture by hYe aud water
amounts sN0 Insured for sO IN the Harmony Company.
Tie furniture OF James COseoye the SECOND hoCr
damaged by 10 the amount of S20 Insured tie l
clc Company. The building WAS b4t elty damn c IAo
cause of the fire L. unknown.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
;. /. WHARTON.


LOUISVILLE Dec. DR.. ;. l.. Wharton. a prOm.
ncnt Nashville practitioner for 5 years suddenly seized
with spasm while taking dose Of medicine tAc oi
Donncc drugstore and fell unconscious 90 tie door dying
IN half an hour Of paralysis Of the heart
GEORGE VI. RICHMOND
y TELEGRAPH y
PROVIDENCE X. J.. Dec 2. George W. Richmond
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FRANCE.
THF FRENCH IROY.CLADS.

PARIS Saturday. Dec. J. leo.
The case Of Arman Fills vs.. the United States con-
cernng the ironclad vessels built for the Confeder
ates, through Messrs. Erlanger, slide & Bullock
which came up before the First Tribunal of the Seine
it is thought will be settled by arbitration.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
NISSOT ri

THE CHOICE FOR SENATOR BROWNS SEAT.
TELEGRiFH
ST. LOs, Dec. 2Late reports from all points Of this
State represent an almost unanimous wish among all
classes ~ Radicals have Mr. Drake appointed senator.
ord it s. INV considered that he will be tnc man.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
ITALY.

THE TIME FOR THE EVACUATION OF ROME AT HAND.
PARIS, Saturday, Dec I, ls6d.
The Journai dcs DeJats says that Rome will be
evacuated on the 18th inst.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
PRUSSIA.

4 PRUssIAN ADMIRAL ABOUT To VISIT THE UNITED
STATES.
BERLIN, Dee > 1866.
The King of Prussia has decided to send Prince
Adclbert, lately created an Admiral, to the United
States, to study the modern improvements in naval
construction. The naval system Of the United States
will be adopted as model in the formation of the
Prussau service, rather than that of England.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

BOAT RECOvERED.-The WATERFRONT thaI Was run
dow by the William Cook on Thanksgiving night IN
tho Bv was found up the East River near Blackwell Island
hy sergeant Fitge and Ooe Thompson and pof o, he
IladOr Police and toWed down the Barge Oce hl5 Were
sleLOV ls with the rigging aud sails attached, I.r.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
ARRIVAL OF SPECIE.

The steamship Arizona Maury, from Aspnwall,
Nov with merchandise, mails anil specie TO Pacific Mai
Steamship Company arrived at this port yesterday Inc o
loving j. her specie list;
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
EUROPEAN STEAMER AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Dec 2.-The steamship Somerset,
from 1crpool the Eth u arrived to-day bringing large
and rauabc cargo Among the passengers Is the Right Rev
W T. Wiitingham, Bishop OF Maryland who returns rom
brf visit 10 Europe for has health which Is undcfso0d 10 V
some,vhat improved.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
NfTY GAZETTE.

By rELEGRArH rEInrSE-
ORDERED.
Nov. 2l-Capt Augustus l.. Case as Light-lIouse H.
,pector OF the TAlId Light House District.
APPOINID
Nov. 2i-Joseph B. Parker al Assistant Surgeon.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
ARREST FOR SMUGGLING

SAVANNAH. Ca, Dec. "a capt. Lucne was yes
teray arrested by the United Marshal upon tie charge
of smuggling. lie gave bail
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03
ACCIDENTAL sHooTIYG-ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
v rgryap, ,pu IN THE TRtRrNR

ST. LOUIS, Dee. 2.-JOhn Mcnamara, n citizen OF
respectable standing accidentally shot his wife to-day. and
thea tried TO Kill himself
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

quoted the opening but little business done.
United States securities advanced closing O and with fsg
demand.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-03

A QUEER sTATEMEST-GEy. BAzAIyE TAyORs oRTEGA.
I TELEGRAPH 7 TRIBuxE.
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06
Equdiizdtion Of Bo,mties.

This act of simple justice to our brave
soldiers is now before Congress. Send us your
name and address, and we will file them at
once, n.thoW charge, so that rs soon us the
act shall pass the necessary papers will be sent
you at once, and your extra Bounty paid inn
mediately.
Several other bills are now before Congress
which are of interest to all soldiers and officers
one of which has already passed the House
of Representatives, extends the payment of
the Three months Extra Pay proper to all
officers who resigned, or were honorably dis
missed the service after April 10, 1865. This
will include large number who were mustered
out without receiving the pay proper.
occasioned by the war will have them attended
to promptly.
: = W s hNDEEws' f. w. ANDREWS & son,
sGrantham Hall,
June II, 1866 Martinsburg West Va.
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aug Is

w EST VIRGINIA At Rules he d
w in the Clerk Office of the Circuit
Court of Morgan county. on the 9th day OF
August. lS66:
John =. Kearfott, Administrator Dr. boais
with the will annexed Of p. G. Pendlcton
dec d, Plaintiff. y. Lewis Allen. Sheriff Nd
mini,trator of James y. Armstrong. decd
Annie Armstrong. and the unknown heirs of
James d. Armstrong. dec'd Defendants
IN CHANCERY
The object of this suit is to ascertain the
assets of the estate Of said James d. Arm
strong, dee d. and the debts due by said estate
also, to obtain Il decree for the sale of l0o
acres of land, to discharge debt due the
Plaintiff, Administrator as aforesaid, from said
james d. Armstrong dee d-and it appearing
on affidavit. filed in this suit, that the heirs Of
james d. ARMSTRONG decd, unknown. they
are hereby required to appear, within one
month after due publication of this order, and
do what Is necessary To protect their interests
in this matter. 1t is further ordered that a
copy hereof be published once Il week for
four successive weeks, III any newspaper in
Berkeley county, and pcs cd at the front door
Of the Court House of Morgan county on the
first Monday after date of this Order. Teste
WIN. II. BAKER, Clerk
aug l6. Pendleton p q
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-09-06

An immense stock of Pianos, Watches.
Jcwclry and Fancy Goods all to be sold for
ONE DOLLAR each, without regard to value.
and not to be paid for till you see what you will
receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article and
Its value. are placed in sealed envelopes and
well mixed. One of these envelopes will be
sent by mail to any address on receipt of %
cents; five for 81; eleven for 50; thirty for
50; sxty-fve for So and one hundred
for SIS
On receipt Of the Certificates you will see
what you are going to have. and then it is at
your option to pay the dollar and take the ar
tcle or not. Purchasers may thus obtain a
Gold Watch, Diamond Ring Piano, Sewing
Machine, or any set Of Jewelry on our list, for
y and in no case can they get less than One
Dollars worth, as there are no blanks
Agents are wanted in every town in the
country; every person can make $40 day
selling our Certificates in the greatest sale of
Jewclry ever known.
Send 25e. for certificate, which will inform
You what you can obtain for ST. At the same
time get our circular containing full list and
particulars; also, TERMS TO AGENTS
Address
JAMES HUTCHINSON x co.
aug2-3m 49, Broadway. n. Y.
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WEST VIRGINIA: At Rules held


w in the CLERKS Office of the Circuit
Court Of Morgan county, the 9th day Of
August. ls66:
Lemuel Nanorsdall, Plaintiff, VS.. William
Smith. Emily Ellen, Joseph Anthony and
Silas Nanorsdall. infants. Joseph Smith and
G. l.. Gfaffiin, Administrator d boniS non with
the will annexed of Jacob Smith, decd. De-
PENDANTS.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is to subject to sale
the real estate of the said William Smith. to
satisfy and pay Judgment obtained in the
County Court Of " ran county, for the sum
of one handred and seventy dollars $50 by
the Plaintiff and it appearing. affidavit
filed IN this suit. that the sad Defendants Jos
Smith and c. l.. Grafilin, Administrator DE-
boajs with the will annexed Of jacob
Smith, dec 4. are net residents of this State
they are hereby required to appear within one
month after due publication Of this order, and
do what Is necessary to protect their interests
in this matter. 1t Is further ordered that Il
copy hereof be published once a week, for
four successive weeks. in any newspaper in
Berkeley county. and po e1 nj the front door
of the Court-Hous of Mofg IA county on the
first Monday after date of tnls Order. Teste,
WM. H. BAKER. Clerk
atF. H. Pendleton p q
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.
THE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST %, 1866

The friends Of the institution have recently
added 500. GOO to its pecunary resources thus
greatly increasing its efficiency.
In the Preparatory Department instruction
will be given not only in the studies required
to enter College, bat in all the branches taught
in the best Academies
The tuition fee in College is $50 and in the
Preparatory Department S25 perannum. :.
Young men that have been honorably dis-
charged from the military service OF the
liberal education, will be admitted without
charge for tuition.
\ fund has been provided for paying the
tuition of students preparing. for the ministry
Applications may be made to l. W. An An
drews, d. d., Prelident, or G. X. Rosseter'
A. NJ, Principal of the Preparatory Depart
ment
Marietta. Ohio, August 9, lsG6-3m.
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DEPOT, 1877 BROADWAY.

Capital. ST 600 0oo
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WHEAT, RYE, OATS and CORN

wanted for which the w. HIGIiEs I CASH
PRICE will be paid when delivered at Flagg's
Mill, one mile east of Martinsburg
Aug y, 66-3m y. ID. kENEASTER
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Special attention will be given to Pensions
to lnvalids, Widows, Children, Mothers and
Sisters, both in new applications and in sus-
pended or rejected cases.
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The subscribers have formed Il connection
with gentleman who resides in the CITY of
Washington. for the collection of claims of
almost every nature against the general
Government Papers will be made out and
prosecuted
FOR BOUNTY, BACK PAY, COM
MUTATION OF RATIONS
WHILE PRISONER OF WAR. ON
FURLOUGH, OR DETACH-
ED SERVICE, HORSES LOST IN
THE SERVICE, TRAVEL
PAY, SERVICES RENDERED
AFTER EXPIRATION OF
TERN OF ENLISTMENT, OR PRE-
NIOUS TO MUSTER IN, &c.
Special attention will be given TO Pensions
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> [ NJ \ G " A \ T Ed!
The subscriber wishes to purchase STH4C
81 4 GOOD QGILITT for which he will pay
81 90 PER 100 POUNDS.

u CASH, at all times, and in any quantity
The Sumac must be Of good color. free Of
stems, dirt and berries Parties who may
have. during the coming season, Sumac of
the above description, will find it to their adj
vantage to call on the subscriber
Sumae should he gathered from the middle
Of July until the first frost, which will turn it
red and worthless. 1t should be cured rs
much rs possible under shelter, to preserve its
color and strength, carefully thrashe tand not
eutr on plank floor or sheet to keep it free
from dirt or sand. &.1The sticks, stems and
berries should be carefully picked out before
sending it to market
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INVEST VIRGINIA: At Rules held
w i'll the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of Morgan county, on the 9th day of August
1866
Joseph Turner and Elizabeth Turner, his
wife, assignees of Jacob II. Kellar. dee d. vs.
James W. Smith, and james NJ. Michael.
IN DEBT, &c
The object of this suit is to recover of the
said Defendants the sum of thirty i've dollars
t33) with interest thereon from the 10Th day of
august, 1860, and costs of suit and to attach
any estate of the said Defendants-real or per-
sonal-in Morgan county, West Nirginia-and
it appearing, on affidavit filed in this suit that
the said defendants james w. Smith and JAS
NJ. Michael are not residents of this State, they
are hereby required to appear, within one
month after due publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect their interests
in this matter 1t is further ordered. that II
copy hereof be published once week, for four
successive weeks, in any newspaper in Berke
ley county, and posted at the front door of the
Courthouse of Morgan county, on the first
Monday after date Of this Orde. Teste
VIM. ii. BAKER, Clerk.
aug. l6 Pendleton q
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L UBLIC SALE OF LAND!

The undersigned Il Executor of Nm.
tiasln. decd will sch At public sale. before
the Court House door. in Martins burg. on
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-10-19
@af9oille, 9tnneflee grsitaa, ben 49, peteber 1866

nen feine Mannidaft bat. S6aIeid)
@apt. Osborn bas Sdiff fiir untauglid
gum aftiben Oienit bieIt, ipili9t er bod
] Elm, nit ben An9reiferu borsuaeben.
b Oils oas Sanonenboot v@bineco" abs
fl6r, berrfbte elm fiirdterli6er 5tarm
unb oaIIelbe tuIroe an oas lnericaniide
ufer getrie6en, mo cs iiA feftfubr. 0ai<
felbe iuurbe aber cnoli6 ipieber ffott aee
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ffition 5lriidfebrte. j3u 9lei1er Belt
riiften Die Sruppeil bor unS nabnien bic
BlaSa, oas Separtementsbauptquartie
uno bas 2oHeebaube, (tlrlnten Oann bas
8efdngniB, iuorauf aus iluerflarli9er
Ilrfa6e Befebl gum 3urii6falIen aegee
ben iuur0e. Sie Sruppen retirirten
alsoanrt i'm @efdminoi9r,tt nau bein
6anonenboote, 100 General SSor6 frant
oarnie6erlag. Die SoIoaten uurben
ein9efdifft uno 6as &anonenboot fubr
lofort mad Brownsville. Die Salon<
befber in 9dnta @rus Iieferten ben
Soloaten 9iqu6r, sin sSoIge oeIIen bie<
lelbeH beraHl1t iuHrbeH tlno nidbt mebr
soutroIlirt tuerben fonnte1. Oer 6einb
ia.nmelte iid ipie6er am nfer uno Gapt.
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anerifaniide llfer su erreiden. Ga
nates benadritbtigte ben amerifanii1en
@olninaaoenr, @eneral 8roirn, Den
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tbigt fein f6nrte, auf benIeIben su
feuern, unb Sen. 8rown befabI benz
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unter6alb o6ek oberbaIb Der Staot su
placiren ooer cs in oas amerifariide
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oaB, Denn baiIslbe nfdt iirnerbalb Is
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ltdtea Iaf1en tuiir0e.
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arbeiten i:l6 Die Mannl6aft betrnnfeu
mar, 70 iekte Gapt Ssbora 8eneroI
Bropn baboli in SenitniB, oaB er oas
Sdiff als meriennil9es 8anonen6oot
Den Ser. Staatell 8eb6r0en aberaeben
uno es oenIeI6en anbeiln9eben tuoGe, gu
eutl9eioen, ! her &edt aHf ba6elbe
babe,-ob Der Smpsrialiit @anales ODER
Ole iuariitiide &egierung. Sie Slagoe
ipnroe berunter 8enonn1en uno @apt.
Osborn begab iib OH oas ufer. SobaI6
@anaIes bon Der llebergabe ,Ses Sdife |
tes Nadridt erbielt, berIangte er 0elIen |
QnsIefernng, tpelAes 9lniinnen bon
Sen. 8rpmn abgeIebnt nHroe. Oie |
9SaTent iuel9e ben Srlppen eeborteu,
muroen bon ben Ser. Gtaaten Beb6rs |
ben in Gnpfang genommen uno Die
Srnppen begaben fid in's Eager, Inn |
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Sutparten. Sen. SenDoioia iua6te fpd>
ter ebenfalls ciaen Qneriff anf Ole |
Staot nno feine Sruppen eainpiren NIT |
oenen oes Sen. 6oro.
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nsehr ;u iuetten, -nltr belfe mir nod elm.
NAL aus Oieier Serle9enbeit!" rief iest
@i@aro brinaeno. -
,,Su bait mir fdott oft geripre@unt
| gen. beiliae 8erfpredunaeit oeaeben
lI1o bait fie bod ME gebnttenl" REF 6ie
Wfutter NIT einem trauriaen 8li6e ouf
tbren Subn. Sd babe feiu @elo fir
gSetten 81 neraeben."
= uno iIe feufste tief auf.
DSu iuiIit mir tuirfIid nid5ts oeben?n
nNetr-id babe ni1ts -ltnt @uttes :.
tptHen- FEB mid nid,t 70 iuiI6 an. 9Tm
rueibt3 i'd babe fdtpade 9ferbenl" I.I
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nnbanot9er Gimme, irDem er Bic Qns
sereoete nit eifteu 6nrdbobrenoen. ffie- !
ren Sli6e anffarrte an0 brobei,6 Bic
SGno enporbob, ,Mutter, ipenn Dus
mir nidt biIfft, uu6 id) Der @pcft sncis
iler Sreunoe iuer0e, 10 uer6e i'd, mid
tooten Yin mir, fIbr er Nib unb bits
ter ld@enO fort, ,att mir fila bod nid,ts
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Loon Ner spott Der Belt.s idbbin elm
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6et ben Iesten gSorten mari lid, Die
i9pa9e SHUTTER NIT eiitena idben Nuf-j
ihrei anf ben &naben, an beljen 6iEett
ne betpnbtloS uieosriant. Ser &uobs
elite 3u elmer Saraffe nit @oiler. uuo
beitri9 bic Sd1ife feiner SHUTTER: er 8:
bolte Elm @iedfaf19en 5erbei uno belt
20 ibr medanifd uuter Die slaie. Saat
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tlee. bon ibm 70 tief gefrdntte Wfutter
i4ten ipenigen ginbtud auf ion aemad5t
gu baben, oenn fein Geifbt aeiate iebt
iuieoer lene faIte, fpottenoe fabe, Ole
feline 3ilee oussei6uete. a.T1s
yab, Wutter, made bod Die Gohe
niat f@linnler, iuie fte IT. faate er
1est in einem rtadIdbigen Zone -, I'm
etne fol6e 9appaIie, iuie biefe! Wein,
oas it Der gaibe ni9t tDertbl"--9
a (6ortfebuns foIat.l
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SeDtis fir gc6neiber ,s,r0

Der gpIratb u bas Eager Ses iiineft perftorb S. e
Bsners intre fir nur sebn Sage sn iebr nieorfs
gen greiien sum 8ertanf anseboten. Gs beitebt ans
Doe Stin uno anepz gafiimres, g9eftenftOffen o1er
Artn. 10. Gbenfaus cine 9nrtie fertieer costnm-
made Rletenngstdden, 6urnifbins Gooos, &C. &C.
Dieienisen, bic zBintersAnsiae panfd5en, fouten
poripreoben.
Ger obise 8crrdtb fol- perfauft per6en, je mad benz
Banfb Der &dafer. Seoermann, ber oeuielben gang
nebmen lpiH fann es SM nie6riaif reou,rten 9reiie
tbun.
Der eaSen itebt sa biligen greiien auf beIiebiee
5eit gum 8ermietteiI.
Siir udbere MRstunft men6e man iidb mad
Nc. Z @eearifraBe.
f7of0t Margaret WeperS. A6mtnit arir
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81 { tp @orF IS. Sftr

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metoet, bdB Elm 8trfa6 BON Dem afIe !
riRanif@en Corps nHter Sen. 6or0 nns
tee al9iiwtStaag oee &anonbObts .JGbis
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tuorben fet sgfdtdAtDfdb hi hebihtsk in
Der @bf9t, Sen dpia. ben aefebIid
ertudblten GnuneIgl BON g EamcuIipos,
ben GefauoeneI bon 6dlsaIes,s IN be
treieh, Der fiA ben Befe1t iiber ois StaOt
uno bic GoG0ekneat5daft 0anoesndsf.
Die SruppeH f0ilteH iiG 6e8 GdIibaats
bemadtigen rno iisbl lfelbit be ,ablt MAJ
den. Das COMMANDO 6efte6t aus uas
gefdbr ITS Amefitanern llnb 80 gaeris
tnnera, ans Den BeritarFnnaeu pen
Ssite1 be- @titeeE iatO tefanildSef
Treiviligeli. lpeldDe bic 3aEl nuf 900
6ringen HntsEfatE 6orn aano :
neH6uet gImeeD 1pgIdDeg nslt gl1lgs,
aesoeenEe 10 inpkt ilao sinef 1Iotfs
Idufgen 9aaDgb besnaHAtiit, aber aus
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3erlamat:

Maenten rperben berIangt, nm fir bic Southern
Life and Accident Insurance Co. Don Rempbis, Sen=
hetee, Appltfotionen 5u eraugen. Dt6nner Gnerz
gle uno 9ei6dftsteuntniB, benenss conDeniren mfrs
be, in benz erfiberunessei9dft 81 arbeiten, t5nncn
in Der 3weigsSffce Der Sontberl 2ife arb Mecthert
Sninfance Co., 30. . Rerb<G GberrpitraBe NaibDtae,
rem.
19Oet St Srant O. perriu. ssneraIsasent.
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Der san;e griuSbeIis 6es ueritorbenen 9bomas
NaneD, befteben6 IN einigen dnBerft lpini9ens
bdMer IN Der Stabt 9af5piue ebenfaGs cine Der fe
tten 8aImipoaen= Plantations am Daiiifppi NIT an
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