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CHARTER.
limited STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF EoUIsEANA-oITY OF NEW ORLEANS

STATE OF hoUIsIANA-CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
BE TT KNOWN that this tweuty.ssveuth day of August
six and of the Independence Of the United States of America
the @ a before me- ARPas nqtar PUBLIC
dEy commissioned and personally and appeared
cared that awaiting themselves Of tie provisions Of the
tutes of the state Of Lousue relative to the Of
and do by The presents covenant and bind themselves
s o e i tern and pos and & nn
der the stipulations ana regulations following
FIRST.
Bs Bk al EB s4 a GPs1 PA s %
domee is hereby established AgleFs in this parish aud
Us affairs shall he sooner gudated hereinafter provided
ARTICLE SECOND
The purposes which said Comp ny is established and the
nature of the business be carried by declared
to purchase construct and maintain Dry Docks for the build
The Prs dent q the aforesaid coany shall lie proper
person on whom to serve citations and other legal process
wherein the s9la Company may be interested.
ARTICLE THIRD.
SAND DOLLARS divided into Six funded Shares Of One
sum of one Hundred Thousand Dollars by majoty Of ali
the Stockholders in am9u Of Stock Twenty For Cent Of
twenty Days after three days noSSe in Srp Tbe s All,
Company shall its business as soon as the sum
fhryfge Thousand Dollars shall been subscribed for
ARTICLE FOURTH.
The management and the Mechanical Branch of
pany and the Financial affairs to Board Of Five Directors
e eo9seR te The 81 ok Fes whom sR
hold their office until their qualified
lowing stockholders viz John Geddes, j. Barringer W
Gerard los Garsyas Ihos Bois who shall continue in
eesor are elected and qualified the Directors shall
Office of the Agent in New Orleans shall serve for one
year or until their successors elected and qualified The
Board shall appoint two Stockholders inspectors
ARTICLE FIFTH
At all elections and meetings Of the Stockholders each
vote on each share Of stock he represents but Stock
holder shall be entitled to any share transferred to
meetings.
ARTICLE SIXTH.
The Board Of Directors shall their first meeting elect
tneE number to be President of said Company who
vote At all its deliberations ali evidences Of debt
%nJ Fa "a e GqPpeny aGd sercates Of stock shall be
OF his election and during the continuance Office hold
ms own name orn that of the commercial house which
Company. ~ ~ " '
ARTICLE SEVENTH
The said Board shall have power to make bylaws for the
mG Se 81 rs oesrs and members and to appoint agent
tie COMPANY He 6 re 7S E fseqt st as Of
IS may from time TO time be determined upon by
ARTICLE EIGHTHs
O. Mclean and j. W Gerard are hereby constitntad and
appointed anager Of said Dry Dock and Ship Yard and +
said mqnigers TO sapeFntend the eonsrueton Of ne Inc
DOCK OF sad Sompany until its completion and make ali
H. % shall carry On the Dry Dock and Snip Yard
Psnen i. se S@eSeodeTs until the expiration Of this
namont OF the stockholders, to be convened 6r
money on the Treasurer for the use Of the Dock Yard
fix tbs t al TTsaer ana d5ssh&se the same and
n&ed by the Board Of Directors from time time may
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R TRAAEONTABA, IMPORTER OF
FOREIGN FRUIT.
Wholesale Dealers in all kinds Of Dried Green FTait
No, II FRONT AND IA FULTON STREETS,
Between Common and eravisr sfrOsss,
NEW oBLKANs,
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Ayers .Ague Cure.

For the speedy and certain cure Of Intermittent Fever or
Ghls and Fever Reittent Fever Chill Fever Dumb Ague
Periodical Heaache Bilious Headache and Bilious Fevers
indeed for the whole diseases originating hillary de-
range4nen caused by the aaria efmasmRtic countries
remedy rarely failed the seveest cases
Chls and Fever and it has this great advantage Other
Agne medicines that spbdues the complaint without injury
stance does produce qnism any injurious effect
you will ndofse these assertions Prepared by c.
AVER d co, Ipwen, Macs, and sold by
- - Z. u. HART& CO.
4H5 Wholesale gents, New Orleans
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: Speaking q Con, Gordon GFangsria report, the

theago Times says:
IN view Of The reports Of such men as Granger
Il cannot be that The dishonest attempt Of radicals
~ s1ostttuie the action of tie irresponsible few
" ~. tsle South as that Of the responsible masses
~ 9e continued success. III is either wiIIfni
s9loEafles or dishonest partisaaaf u any EaBp IN
~ Aorth Who asserts that the Southern people
49, e any extent disloyal.
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/ ANsREn DE- ann WmIra LNAn.
rs eRAFIER STREET, New

Dealers and consumers invited to examine nv ries he
lete Their purchases Constantly hand large al
seten OF eolos III cans assorted sizes put up In an6 9
poSd Gags toF he country trade Also ta Brushes etc
G. " LYMAN
12S GraYier street
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AAe Harrisburg Pas Telegraph saws that fonr
Teen different true bills have been found aeajnst
sae RsEl9ns persons connected with the Culver,
5sin q sot sgindie, The people Of the oil re!
Gions are said to have been sfetifnized Ia tlSaf
An1oant Of ever y. DOC 900. The trial win nroba
Ply De postponed until the next term of court
3Wiag e ne amount Of other criminal business on
nagla. Judge PeaAon has decided that the parties
3natsted shouid give bail for their appearance is
1he IoilqtFlng Sums viz: Chas. VI Culver s35 lO0.
saac5en AZ Culver, sS2s GOO; john Walker, s24 100,
a. LsElisle who was also Indicted but NOT arrest
S24 g00 sul3 y
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MEDICAL
A TEWs P1has,.,,.,..,,AYnR's PILLS,

you sick feeble and copanngH Are you of order
with system deranged and Feelings
These symptoms often the prende serious illness Some
dit Of sickness s creeping and should be averted
timely Of the right remedy Take Ayers pills and
out the dsordered hmprspury the bloed and let
the aid move in health again They s!imu
late the functions Of the body into vigorous activity purify the
system om the distractions which make disease cold
settles somewhere in the body and deranges lis natural fune
surrounding organs producing general agrsyston suffering
ant arrangements While in this condition. take Ayers Pills
and see how directly they restore the natural action Of the s
tenn and with it the huoyant feeling Of again. What
true and apparent il this trivial and common complaint is
so true nmany Of tins deep and dangerous disteper
he pnrgaye effect expe them Caused by similar OBJ
rpotons and of the natural functions If the
body they are rapidly and many them surely the
means None who know the virtue of these Pills will
neglect employ eu when suffering from the disorders they
such Headache, Foul Stomach Dysenery, Billions
Complaints Indigestion, Derangemanto of the Liver Gosve
ness Constipation Hesrbufn Rheumatisns Drepsy Worms
and Suppression, when taken in largedoses.
They sugar coated that the sensitive take
them easily sndthey are surely the best puraye medicine
yet discovered.
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Each BOX Oentalns he Pms.
ONE PILL IS A DOSE z
~ NoT1cE-None genuine without the engraved trade
mark around each pot or box, signed by DOCTOR j,
4A0GIEL, New York, 60 counterfeit which is felony,
sofa BY all respectable Dealers in medicines throughout
the United States and Canada at Is or pot
BARNES, WARD Il co, Agents,
New orleaaa
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eolored man named Holmes died sndlanl,, -
niagara Falls. He was very excellent man,
tiis Rite was Of enormous size, and formerly tray.
sledss fRis1 crcnses and sitla-shows, exhibitine.
VIZ q tlree hours after her husbands DEATH she
called her two gfoaup girls Is ier Ind sai Iie
81 n Eli girls. you must do the best you can far
yoagselye s; the old man ia gone. ana I'm going
Leo.z sue sal y chair. and Immediately exnired
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"a % NRT F0ULma,

1HfoRFnR OF FREHcH, ESeIrsa ann GERMAN
Toys, Fancy Gsoods. China and F5repvor,.,
MANUFACTURERS or TRANSPARENT sLATEs
80. 50 Iohn street. Nav Ynrk
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TNHE BOSTON POST, KNOWN 70 THE WHOLE
country as the unwaverng advocate of DEMOCRATIC
PRINCIPLES and measures for nearly forty year4bt
constant of States Rights the Unon and now the
of the speedy resoron of all States to their
situtonal relations members the Federal
asks the attention of Southern citizens its proposals to
ntsh them with copies at the following rates:
Boston Post, Baily( ;..... $40 per annum
Weekyl.....,...... 2
The Post spares in its teegraphie reportsn its
and in its general for news that
it may furnish readers with the earliest and lest
ton on all subjects, commercial POLITICAL miscellaneous ape
and domestic be obtained 1t desires
renew the intercourse with its Southern friends the war
ruped and to extend its circulation wherever its Democratic
and Conservative advocacy the equal of the States
the perpetuity of the Union may render acceptable
Advertisements which will be inserted at reasonable rates
are also solicited
BEALs, GREENE CO, Publishers,
e soand a Congress street, Boston, Mass.
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DR. NAGGIRL's PILLS,

As an antbious remedy the following aetr
letters will be- is hoped, OF sufficient mpoutsace justify
the quoting of them here:
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A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE
Or MaGglers Pnlu and saIve.

These wonderful Medicines SO familiar to the people
that but little Endorsement of their value Physic need be
made The Pills.of Dr. Maggiel contain mineral They
do not GRIPPE and they do enebe the stem ay extreme
purging. They are universal in creating
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P1nLa
PILLS
FOR
CHILLs AND FEVER.
"A Certain Cure

"A Certain Cure
9allighan's Pills composed simply of VegstRbIa NJ A
Gnes Ihsy are Cathartic Pills. acting upon The Stomach
LIVER ana hoRelsi containing Arsenic Caome Rlue Mas
or any other Mineral substance The great edyanse the
pretoCs Calm for these Pills is that Without the sS Of
stinate cases Of 49, $50 SA0 Ln'SS oo-
CHLLLS AND FEVER
DUMB AGUE.
PERIODICAL HEADACHE,
and all affections OF like character Fn11oy tb 5;t;
and you VIII hnd they will do all that claimed for tbsT %
wards. 1"u AAena sVer after
We have used Gaighsns Pills. and have never known 4,.-
to tall to cure when the directions followed and nbe
tatingy recommend them 20 public favor " W 'N'
Hon TH0S, 4. WATTS, Ex-Governor of Alabama
Hon IHoS; j JUDGE Judge Supreme Court Of Alabama
Col JNo. " a sANFoRD, Attorney General AlabanD.
DAhLEL sAYRE, Grand Secretary Grand Lodge Of Ma.
WM 9. WALLER, Sheriff Montgomery county Alabama
Col W. CRAWFORD BIBB. . .
Gql j. q RIDDLE, New Orleans, Railroad Contractor
Major Z; A. BANKS, Commission Merchant New orlesna
GEO MASON Esq, Mayor Wetumpka, Alabama.
Wholesale Agents:
T HtRR " 9S&A VAR 81 Broadway New York.
66D@%A I5 WILDER 4 co. Louis vile, Ky. 'N
BARNES, WARD CO., New Orleans La
E, J. HART CO.,
Sold by all Druggists.
Retail Price-S1 SO per Rex.
BLoUET & HALE,
Sole Proprietors,
10
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MAGarEnts PILLS AND sA1vE

s.. AAGGrEIfs PILLS AND sALvE
Are almost universal in their effects and be almost
stsEays guaranteed. .u
FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing be productive OF cure than these Pills
Their almost magic influence felt at once and the usual
concomtanta Of the most distressing disease are removed
These remedies are made from the purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will not harm the delicate female and can be
given with good effect in prescribed doses to the your
babe. E
FOR CUTANEous DISORDERS
And all erupons Of the skim the sALvE is most invaluable
1t does not heal externally alone penetrates with
searching effects to the very root of the evil
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DR. j. WHITES INSTITUTE
AsS oARoNDELET STREE,
In rear of the City Han,
The first aim ofhuman beings happiness and happiness
hnplies health of body and mind

The first aim of human beiRgs happiness and happuesa
| Implies health of body and mind.
DE- whites experience and thrty-ous ysarn II
an extensive practice in large cities brought to him m
treatment vast amount of every form Of disease beth
| and chronic
His remedies restore the stomach liver snd blood and all
seeretions and exeeiona of the entire system In unhealthy
healthy condition Instead of njurng any part of the
tenn or the constitution they repair the nius.
and wastes Of the entire organsm with ruy sound mind In
a sound body.
established for the acute and chronic
diseases Wis: Rheuacs Colds Coughs Bronchitis Laryp
ehitts Asthma Consumption diseases of the Throat
Lungs, Heart Liver, SPINE Stomach Bowels Cestyeneas
Dyspepsia, seroula, Kings Evil White sweingE all Sores
Ulcers, Abcesses Cancers PLEA stua syphilis and onor
rhea in all their stages Meeua hereditary faint all rad
csl impurities of the Blood Jaundce Diseases of tbe ~
Brain Goitre big Nec Diseases of the Kidneys Grave
Diabe Dropsesl Diseases all Female Ailments Weakness
Wasting and Nervous Afectons Sick Nervous and Sun Head
ache Depression of Spirits HppOcondrs Mysteries Fits o,
spasns Werspeat the eruptlons of the skin all sorts
ulcers OF whatever nsare the ncpient Cancer which AZ
geyous speedily and cured
one or two hours spent at the Institute with Dr. White fra
quenty save weeks of fever suerngs-ofen life
NOW that communication open again. he receives caspet
sonay and by letter formally from all parts of the country
Consultation iree--stamps not forgotten
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UNDERWRITERS,
W1NsLow o. PHILLIPS.
UNDERTAKES AND EMRAnMERs.

No. 90 Rampant Street, date CcusJ between Common and
Gravier streets,
Having great variety of C0FFINS and META Lilo BTT
RIAL CASES. together with Hearse Carriages and Rrgs
table prepared to execute all orders theF pe h
abstraction to their patrons
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JOHN 81. FULLER,
.ToHN 3, FULLERs
HAM FAoTURER AND DEALER,
No. Dey street, Rev YORK,
Has in store and ready for immediate shipment and /. mann
featuring to order.
Portable and statYonavv atea,, rO,,,.,z.,

Portable and stationary Steam Engines am,
Boilers
&c $50 herse power Urcular and Upripb. SAY MN, Of Al
faost approved construction, ali sEss snne IN ~ ~
s %. q lumber per hour Eg Mills Mil ions wac,
Mness sna syery kind of MI Machinery SugsT aDis pa
esT ana Mining Machinery Tools, Tanks stc for o an
Vertical Planners, Woodv5oytb plan,, ~ ,,
Iron PlanerE cJray & TF ao iIsHla ~ aoeanes
Engine Lathes, ccbtn.s 'ooNs Flaalng As
Borne ManSs, Daniels Planning Machines
Stating Machines, Sash WaSb xssi4eaT
Upright Drills Tsnnnins Waiti
Steam Pumps, Pn1ssr n s.aSs
Force Pumps, Foat MI 9s9i sssinE nSSshlheh
Lifting Pumps, ROW. ~ 4 s s,SbbIs aaehines'
Hv5rsnlio TnaHe. Blind Stat Tenoniug NachinsS
ScrstE IastsNssa circular Saw Bsncbee
Shafins P,jitsr5 49, Mrlght's patent Scroll Saws
Rubber and Leather Benps Cirrnisr
Leather and Rahher Hose fInTsht SiyIhss SH9i1ls
Stsarn ana 80 tseary and Mining Punps
Staan1 snS VS.. 80 avery description Maehpsr1
W s Nauses' and Railway Supplied
Cotton Gins. Cotton gsins. sJ,+to, ..,.,.,
i TeYlor Eagle, Brown Southern cyayon E1-. = (
SaEhy Cotton Gins with engines horse powers and S
thing required for sho store aud fr aas n ~
price -fnnT nTders are rasneetfuls SOLICITED @ ~
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DEBILITY RESULTING FROM ANY CAUSE.
Prlce-s1 per bottle.

Weret necessary certificate after certificate could he ap
pended this from well known citizens but We deem use
less soldby ali Druggists.
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strasburser 81 Nuhn's,
Is Maiden Lane, cor William street, New York.

Asssrs Strausberger MUM being the largest inpcr
their line and having laid their full stock for cAsh
the lowest gold rates enabled offer for the coming
son extraordinary Inducements
Buyers will do well to favor them with their confidence and
buy at once.
Mail orders promptly executed.
TNsTABLESHEB I'M 1s44.
IA PAPER AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS
PkIGESNo connection with the combined monopoly for
PAPE, Of every description be found in this country
booksellers Staonels Printers and Binders will money
by first examining stock. Orders by mail promptly filed
A. +. HARD, Wholes ale Paper Dealer,
No. a Beekman street. New York THE Old Stard)
DRY GooDs.~,,....,.,...,..AUTUAzN 1866,
LATHROP, LuDINaTON CO.,
S26, 32s and $40 Broadway. New York,
Invite the attention all first class buyers stock of
Dry Goods It will be unsurpassed for all Southern
merchants All departments business been much
enlarged especially that OF Dress Goods where we are CON
santy opening all the novelties the season. which we
ask the particular attention of boh Ubbes retailers
Our stock consists of s4s5,9 -.-..' ..-
Dress Goods
Shawls and Gloaks,
Prints. ..
Bieached Shrtngs,
Brown SheetingS,
-"Fiannels and Blankets,
Wooden Goods.
Yankee Notions,
White Goods,
Embr0iderieS, .##-.
Hosiery,
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Millinery Goods, etc, etc, etc.
Al Of which they offer at the lowest market prcs by the
package or piece. g. :
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NEW YORK.

N@Ks,,,,,,.,,,,,s...s,, CHINA,
-And--
FANCY GGonS, BEADS, MARBLES, STATES SLATE
PENCILS, ETC,
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T r,-,-- =, NEW ORLEANS. July 18th, 1866
Judicial District State Of Lonisians hereby certify that have
examined the within act of Incorporation of the SOutbe
Hospital ASSOCIATION for disabled soldiers and am Of tbt
opinion that the purposes and objects Of the corporation
peched in said act legal and none Of the provision
SReretn contained contrary to law $3.50"
~. tSigned9 G. q. LUZEEBERG
DlsErlcb attorney Of the irst Judicial District,
State of Louisiana
certify the foregoing to be true correct copv Of this
original act file and of my Office and If The
approval thereof by the District Attorney W VI 'He
New Orleans 18th July, 1856 ~ -'''a'' ""nc.
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mus done and passed at the city of New Orleans the day.
month and year aforesaid presence Antoine
aud Adolphe Alexander Lenes witnesses who beremnto
sign their names with said parties and me- Notary 1
[Original signed
J. 0. Mclean, j. W. Gerard,
Joseph CaFaras, W. F. Gerard,
F. SGhmldky, John Pemberton,
". ": Care * Co, VIM NJ. Grant
6eddeSr Shakespeare d Co., John l. Baringer,
rug Br2theTS,, kearny, Blois 4 Co.
j. K. Small, William Wcffrs5ninHn
A A. Lenes A Cnnand eAh
a Barnett, Notary Public.
A tue copy; A BARNETT, Notary Public
OFFICE OF MORTGAGES-Fhe undarsiyno5 Tor,,..- D.
corder of Mortgages The city and Parish If
LOUISIANA cerhes that the foregoing Charter was his dav
recorded IN ms office in Society Book pages 26 to 2
New Orleans, August %, 1866. F"9 ~ " al
GHAs E; LENEs, Deputy Recorder.
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MEDICAL.

NR. MAas1EL's PILLS AND sALvE-
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$. R. oRANBERs, DRUsGIsT,

PREPARED By
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The AMI title of said Company shall be the MARINE
DRY DOCK AND SHIP YARD COMPANY OF ABGEE RS.
by which 7al be known well and be sued Its
domicile hereby established Agles in this parish, and
US affairs shall be qlidated, hereinafter provided
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This done and passed in my in New Orleans in tbe
presence OF John Edwards and Eugene Feowe copetent
witnesses of this CITY, who hereuno sign their names to-
geter with said Rppeares and notary on the day month
and year first above written ''' '
Lodginal signed DAVID McCoARD,
PATRICK IRWIN
JOHN ARMSTRONG
Per pro P. Irwin,
JOhN EDWARDS,
EUGENE J. FELLOWES q
WILLIAM SHANNON
1.,e A., s; - =, Notary Public
eXtant in my Current Register. - " wy i7'"'t
New Orleans, Aug. 81, 1866, e'
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Corner Liberty and Eratostreets.
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EHa PEEsIDRET AND GfaSEg III. eli AM Ma one
san doubt where Gea. Grant is in the present no.
litleai contest the Union afterreading the fol
lowing extract from the Presidents address at
the dinner Of Delmonico's, in New York. The
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THE PRECEDING BArTEEs.
Pruainn Account OF ,Lc Fighting nj Traa-


BIvovA- NEhH ScHoMBfAG. IkurfGay. juno -.
After par, Of The Firs. Army Corps had rested az
nile further or and bvnuackrd the night The combined
regiments 1oved on tho 81 Through tbe passes TOW n
close the town a1 Zee qnaermas'er cont ~ They noticed
nothing Of suspicious cortctr and 70 'ne hrgo
sskea whebc- the tr1Cl wero Ia The town or bo,
hood TIE bsrsomlste Dr. Roth declared th4t orr people
qneny moved ia two sqlalus Of Tie First Dragons
ing who went through Tho town a; trot hut they had
arrived the marfsplace before tremendous fro
opened upon llem Blas cane ron The - ROOFS isom wiz
dows from cellar. gfa;incs. and behind llsIdes.
The answer returned my easily be guessed Nam.
bcrs tell in the streets both soldiers and civilians for tho
latter took active part he rarity with firearms snd
partly il Is a7erred BY pouring boiling oil and scadnc water
upon the heads Of or While the gnt was going on IN
the other fnirv regiments swept round the town
and encountered Austrian force upon the other side at
least strong The main body Of the enemy strongly
a d here desperate contest began. brave East and
West Pru1 marched 10 the attack through marshy ground
and fields truly wonderful endurance and
At last In the afternoon Ae engagement began at n.y.
succeeded in carrying the position The town was
At this moment Gen Won Gablenz came up with rein.
forcements The fight recommended but our men conf
peey exhausted and few 10 contend against superior
numbers with success few companies frequently Op
posed three entire Austrian regiments Prudence
hardly any use in ground so favorable the enemy The am
mulon column arrived at LeDan toward midnight and fell
der OF our brave fellows In their ranks much
many regiments having lost hed.olicers Captains and
Fovthrd regiments and the ger battaons especial
ly suffered heavily. iut victory still ours Next
our guards came up rrau,nau fought expect Prus-
sian guards fight and drove back the Austrian corps
Trcachcrous Trsuenau is at this moment ruin. Tae
Inhabitants have fed many taken prisoners aud others
have fallen In the mu ferrous flight Some 40 captured
Auans passed through Lebaa yesterday followed By sew
ersl civilians smong whom DIR Roth gagged and the
hotel possessof Stark The military had difficulty protect
these latter from the inhabitants
Some idea suffered in this engagement may be
fprmsd from the fact that Thousands Of Ausans f But
very Of our also slept their last sleep in the enemy
land ebau Is ike hospital All the class rooms Of the
Csthole and Evangelical schools nearly all the dancing
saloons large private houses crowded with Pusa
aud Austrian soldiers. mostly badly ~ounded
Early on the 2h the Guards advanced against the corps Of
Gen Won Gablenz 5000 strong which had succeeded In
driving back the Fist Prussan Army Corps the previous
evening" Trautenau The Guards rashed upon the
With tbst for combat nothing coad possibly Withstand
Owing however the length OF the dshies sh which the
coips bad psen In that mountainous country wnsue
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