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The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

THIRTY Tons of freight (steamer measurement)
for Chico, was placed upon wagons at the Oroville
depot, at cost per ton of sir dollars and ttrenty-
eight cents. That is why the business men and
merchants of Chico, Red Bluff. and Siskiy on,
should ship their freight to Oroville. 1t is tn e
cheapest and quickest line of despatch.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

Woop's U. S. Mail Stage Line is now making
tri-weeky trips to Taylorye and Susanville. The
travel is brisk and extra coaches are sent out to
accommodate the travelling public. Should daily
lines of Stages be found necessary on the routes
leading ont of Orovile. the proprietors have the
energy to accommodate the demand May they all
have their coaches full.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

SoLDIERs.-Capt STARTS Company, from Sur
prise Valley, on their way to Camp Union to be
mustered out OF service, encamped at Hamilton,
Thursday evening. They left but a small gar
rson at Surprise, not deemed sufficient to keep the
numerous Indians of that vicinity in check. Since
their departure from the Valley, the Indians have
run of 40 head of stock, from a ranch adjoining
Mr.. WILKERsONs.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

MARYsvILLE Exhaustive regret that this pa
per has been obliged to submit to the force of cir
cum stances, which it could not financially control.
1t is among the Oldest daily papers in the State,
and we hope it may be reconstructed and -four
ish of yore. 1t is supposed to be suffering just
now from severe attack of railroad, or has been
brayed to death by the mule association it ably
advocated
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

On THE RIGHT TRACX-We were at the depot
the other day. and were agreea bly, surprised at the
quantity of freight and machinery that is now be-
ing daily received, and sent off to different parts of
the country by teams. This is moving or the right
track. All not disposed, like the inhabitants of
ambitious city not a thousand miles from Oro-
vile, to retain mule muscle instead of iron and
steam. There are some who know that our pros
perity as State, depends upon the means of per-
manent communication through our valleys and
into the mountains, and the sooner the balance shall
learn it the better. Give the people the means of
certain, rapid and cheap communication from the
Northern to the Southern limits of the State and
there need be no fear but the people will prosper,
and the business of all the towns and cities be in
creased. 1t is only the selfish and ignorant who
would retard internal Improvements for the benefit
of ranches and localities.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

The MUSTER RoLL'-is the name of small
weekly PAPER published in San Francisco. and is
the organ of the Temperance Legion. spicy
little sheet. afforded at s. so per 100 copies. Our
Good Temnlars should invest about that sum week
" for it, and give it chance among the enemies OF
their institution in Oroyille.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

Mr.. De FREEsE Teams, ten days after leaving
Chico, were overtaken at Big Meadows, by the
loaded team of Mr.. WHITING, only four days from
Orovie. So we are told by gentleman who &C
companied Mr.. De FREEsE to that point. There is
just about that difference in favor of the Oroville
road.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

SOME of the teamsters of the Marysville Associ-
ton. informed, threaten teamsters with
direst vengeance, if they dare to load with lumber
at any of the La Porte road mills, for Oroville.-
If the mule Association is not its last legs strug
Cling for grub and whisky to go with its ice. it is
indeed thing of great lovliness, surpas sing all
teauty.''
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

TALL SPEcINESs.-Mr. J. B. BROOKS, has shown
Us some specimen grsin-heads. produced in the
foothills above Oroyille- Some heads of wheat
measured seven and shalt, and heads of oats as
high as twenty-three inches in length
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

OxAxGEs.-The last orange of Mr.. KsTcHUMs
last years crop, fell from the tree at bidwe BAR
one day last week. II was literally crowded from
the tree by new fruit. The number of Oranges
now growing upon single tree, is estimated as high
as two thousand. The Oriental vale of Alhambra
is not to be compared with the gardens of Orovile
and vicinity, in the profuse production and fine ia
yor of its table fruits.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

.Cox6sEG ArroNAL.-THE REV ALEN PARKER,
will hold Divine Service at the Brick Church, To-
morrow at IL O'Clock, L. NJ A full attendance Is
desired as matters connected with re-organiza-
,iou of religious sentiment OF this community VIII
he considered
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

SUMMIT LAKE AND BLACK RoCK.-From a pri-
waite letter, not designed for publication, from
friend at Fort McGarry, Summit Lake. under date
of June ID, we extract the following: "We arrived
here last night. after tedious and very fatiguing
journey. am under the impression that Boreas, Ju-
pter Pluvius and the rest of the noisy makeyou IN
comfortable gods must have entered into a conspir
acy to annoy US, but with the aid of horses forage
and considerable ''Gee up, Blgh, oh OH John
N.Y. we made our point du appui. II so happened
that terrible storm overlook u.s. and persistently
followed us, until we reached here. The week |
last saw You six feet of snow fell here. We stopped
over night at Black Rock, and the people there
some 20 or so, confident, and, indeed. iubilant
over their prospects. They were getting ont sew
eral tons of rock for iual test. In the meantime
one or two shanties were going up. A corral had
been built, and beeves were on their way from
Honey Lake. l was met at Susanville with the re-
port that so Cinnamon were overtaken on the Idaho
road-''the Humboldt route"-by the Indians. num-
bering some $50 of men, women and papooses and
all the Johnnes savagely slaughtered, bat one
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

The thermometer stood at 90 in the Appeal
Office, at Marysville, on the 18th. We thought go
warm enough but Oroville is comfortable by COM
parison. We suppose the Marysvine Editors keep
cool by remembering that they must endure great
er heat through the eternity of hereafter
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

THE GLORIOUS 4rH.-Mr. john MOORE, propr
tor of the Glen House, at Mooretown will give a
Ball on the patriotic occasion of the approaching
anniversary of our national Independence. 1t is
grand place fo- an invigoratng mountain ride, and
for views Of wild mountain scenery, and More
popular host than JOHN cannot be found in many
long DAVIS ride.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

BLAcKBERRIEs.-We are under many obligations
to Mr.. VAN PsLr, for box of this magnificent
fruit, grown in his extensive garden. They are,
without exception, the largest and finest berry we
ever saw, and they are but one of the many varle-
ties to be found in great abundance at his place
We heartily thank you, Mr.VAN PELr, for your &C
ceptable remembrance.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

La PokTs.-The citizens OF La Porte and vicini-
,v will celebrate the approaching 4th in sn sppro-
nriste manner. J. g. EASTMAN, of Narysville, will
he the Orator of the dsy. and the Defamation of
will be read by Z. j. RosslrkS- The
festivities Of the day viii close with grand ball
What's grand day the mountain towns can make
Of the glorious old 4th while those of the valley are
laboriEg 10 keep cool.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

FrRSIrUKE.-See Mr.. HIRscHKss Furniture ad-
vertisement. he has . great variety of articles.
suited to the wants Of the surrounding community.
BE also the resident agent for the sale Of Grover
l. Bakers Sewing Machines
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

JOHN E. BrcksEs, Esq, of Plumas, has been
over in Carson City. with quartz from Black Rock
to be tested. The Carson Appeal thinks he is one
of the right stamp. So viii his claim be, if it
Yields rereuue,
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

FLuxE.-A company is at work on Willow creek,
in the vicinity Of Hartmans Bar, near the dividrs
line between Butte and Piumas, putting IN d1ns,
for the purpose Of working tie bed OF the creek.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

TRour-Baskets of large and fine Trout from the
mountain streams above Us, are finding their way
to our tables.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

MOSS RAILYoAp.-Col. WILSON is driving the
railroad from Lincoln towards Marvsvils at fair
rate of speed-sone eight miles having been I'M
ished 1t is expected that the stages VIII run IN
connection with cars from Bear river on the Isl OF
July
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

The weather the past fow days has been cioad!
and cool. with occasional very slight showers ana
the evenings have been illuminated by sheet hight
ming in the north.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

wrNE-we are under obligations to hkNSf
HoNs. Of The Institution, for bottle oil VINE Oh
tie vintage of '6l-to be kept for medical puf-
poses Humph
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

The ELECTION of commissioned officers OF the
Oroville Guards, viii be held Thursday evening"
July 5th, instead of the Sd, as heretofore an
nOuuced.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

SOME Of the farmers in Hamilton are heading,
threshing and sacking their grain the same day.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

SEND EARLIER--Corresponden should send
their favors little earlier in the week if practica
BILE. We go to press on Friday, and obliged to
leave over mass of correspondence from various
portions of the county-among them walter"
"CATTENENA,r "HARD Tines etc. You shall all
have hearing next week, and, if you can send a
little earlier in the week shall be given room with
out any postponement. Local correspondents shall
always be welcomed to our columns.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23
cHIsA RIors-several riots have recently &C.

CHINA RIors-Several riots have recently &C.
CURED in Chinadom. On Friday night of last
week, Chinaman was cut severely, and he was
at one time reported killed; bat he staggered tn ro
it, and will soon be good for another engagement.
On Wednesday night, officer WOLF captured two of
four who had made murderous assault upon
fifth Chi naman. The complaining witness was as
bloody specimen as can ordinarily be found in
Court. He was small, bat active. says he took two
pistols and several knives away from the assaultng
party and threw them away. He took the oath in
tolerabiy fair English, and sent his assailants to
Jail on charge of assault with intent to com NIT
murder. An ugly instrument was captured at the
same time. consisting of a rod of iron about four
teen inches long, wound at end with cloth for
handle 1t appeared to be an elegant skull crush
er, whose efficacy had not been thoroughly tested
on the head of the complaining witness or he had
never found Justice Dick to tell who hurt him.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY-An Essay of
Warning and Instruction for young men. Also,
diseases and abuses which PROSTATE the vital pow
ers, with means of relief. Sent free of charge
in sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. J. Skillin
Hough;on, Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

GxEENsAcks have deprecated to 70 II cents
among the hardshellbacks Of San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

MORE RoBERRIEs.-The operations of footpads
still continue the road this side of Susanville.-
Two teamsters were robbed the latter part of last
week. of $50 or s7O and such other calamities as
they happened to have in their pockets. The team
sters compelled to surrender their boots, but
the robber was greatly exasperated when he found
them too small. They returned jack-kn
to of the teamsters, and loaned the other IS Of
his own money. While going through the team
sters, man approached their blockade driving
some loose stock. and they relieved him of s. Sc
telling him he was pretty fellow to be dealing in
stock with only that amount of money in his peck
ct. The stage was but short distance from the
scene of the robbery at the the time, but saw
nothing Of the robbers.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

Excelsior Debating Society.-Meets the first
Wednesday of each month, until further notice, at
O'Clock P. NJ. All members are requested to at
tend promptly. as important business will come
before the Society each meeting.
GEO. W. PRlNTY, President.
II. A. DOwNER, Secretary.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

OROVILLE LODGE, 1911, L. o., of G. T.
The regular meetings of this Lodge are held on
every Sunday evening, at their Hall, Oroville,
j. NJ. Clarks Store. All members in good standing
are invited to attend.
BERN P. bOwNER, wC.T.
JOHN n. ROBERTS, W. R. S.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

Attention Company A, 0rovills Guards.
4 ATTEND YOUR REGULAR DRILL NEXT
h. Thursday evening, at eight o'clock There
III will be squad drills every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings, for new recruits
By order, A. G. SIMPSON, Captain
Fl. P DowSER, Orderly Sergeant.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-06-23

s50ss; Wheat At 81 ss@l IS; Oats At 81 ~; Hay,
S. per ton
DIssoIvxD-Tbe long established business arm
Of NARcHKLLA DAY has been dissolved, the lat
ter gentleman retiring from the business
MEADOW LAKE is the reservoir of the floating
population Of Plumas county
TEAMS from Indian Valley are freighting down
with Copper ore.
A SHOOTING MATCH AND BALL. Is announced At
MEKRILLss wigwam and Race Three miles from
Orovi,le, on the 4fh Of July.
ALL the merchants of Oroville are receiving new
goods at reduced prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-04-21

old NJ etaIs Bough t.

He is dealing 10 and selling Aliens improved
eseam Gunge, Wrought Iron Welded Pipes and
Tubing, MsGinnis's Improved eHi1t Ma
ehfnes, stephen Hugh, o Flower Operators, Ger.
man Boiling Cloth. Gum Elastic Belting, Pack
ing. Hcse. &c.s II che best kind xinplate, Sheet
Firs Brick. 4a5lF So 914 IL
He hrs every facility ofthe bes4 Maehinsry and
wcrkmsn, and will give al work entrusted to i'm
his individual attention, filling orders promptly
warranting his work, and 10 satisfied with reas
enable PRICES. ss4arl sis aelF fer
mw 0face and Sale Rooms, Foundry, Boiler
yard Machine shop on Pine Street.. betvesn First
aud Second Streets, Evansville, Ind.
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We are regularly receiving the latest and
most approved goods in our line, at the
lowest prices, and expect to keep up with
the market in respect to quality and price.
Persons purchasing are respectfully in
vited to call at No. So MAIN STREET,
and examine our stock.
VIM. H. WALKER & co.
MARI 6na
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A full stock of the above goods always on
hand, and of the finest quality.

Goods made to order for less money than
any other house in the city, as have made
arrangements with my hands to work to-
gether in such manner that none can
compete with me in price, and / am deter
mined to keep prices down, and not TO be
unoersold by any one in Evansville. You
VIII ind me at my old stand,
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SHOES,
GAPS.

am now receiving large stock of the
best qualities of Boots, Shoes, Hats, and
Caps ever offered to the trade, which have
been purchased for cash, and will be sold
at a very small advance above cost.
Call and examine my stock, and prove
the above assertion US
PSI have secured the services of Mr..
r. 9. Tenney late with p. Sefnonin, who
wishes his old friends to call and examine
my stock. ~ nj
No trouble to show goods
Evansville, Dec. IL, 1855. qI
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aa mods Vi dif9 Ell oi geras@
-Yo98t3 cats 9VRa ysaE Te8y we've
aye B0as 4 yab sdi tsal b9I9
q ls35 feI .sQe3' aU039a 6 20 6ib91n
48a III h1Hcdi 9Wi ASSES
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DRUGS.

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTION
carefully compounded. Strict atten-
ton given to business, and orders sent by
servants CT children.
Fancy and toilet articles of all descrip-
tions, very cheap. aprl8 If
- BIZ L Il IA 81 ~ 81
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r Southern Dealers.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
Choice Goods.
lotions Notions Notions +!
90
HI. M. SWEETSER.
20 MAIN STREET. 90
Wholesale Dealer and Jobber in
Notions! Notions Notions
Notions Exclusively!
-O
Notions! Notions Notions +!
Notions Exclusively.
The finest and largest Stock ever brought
to the Southwest.


III. NJ. SwEETSER, NO. 20 MAIN ST.,
Would call the attention of Merchants
and dealers abroad to his fresh and lately
opened stock of the CHOICEST NOTIONS ever
imported to Evansville, which he is offer
ing at less prices than the same articles can
be bought West or South of New York city,
Evansville is celebrated for her wholesale
houses; but none of them can compete in
size of stock and Prices with the goods on
hand; for no house not doing an exclusive
Notion business can appreciate the wants,
and prepare TO meet the wants, of dealers
in that line.
MY goods are all of the very LATEST I'M
PoRTATIoN, direct from the Houses of the
great East, and of the best manufactures
of the Old World. To finish up my Stock
in every particular, 1 selected in all from
thirty-twO houses and manufactures, in
Guiding the best and most reliable brands
of all articles known as
N 0 II i o N =.
In my ample stock may be found the fol-
lowing, in part, viz:
Spool Cotton, Braid Buttons, Bindings,
Sewing LES SIX X Pins, Needles ss Elastic
Perfumery, Toilet Ar
ticles, Brushes,
Beads, Hoop Skirts,
Head Nets, Ribbons, Neck Ties, Sta
tionery, Linen Thread, Sundries, Collars,
Gloves, Ladies Hosiery, Suspenders,
Shirt Bosoms, Wooden Goods,
Carpet Bags, &c, &c.
10000 ARTICLES NOT MENTIONED!
as 1 am engaged exclusively in the Notion
Jobbing Business, can ofIer better and
more complete Stocks than those who deal
in Notions and other Goods. My Stock is
the LARGEST AND BEST ever brought to this
city, and solicit an examination of my
Notion line at No. 20 MAIN STREET.
n. NJ. SWEETSER, 81
mar8tf Evansville, Ind.
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Cincinnati. II. Sept. Der @tuDt,
rotb bat f@ NIT 10 gsgsn 6 @ttmmen genet.
CERT, benz 0rdltoenten un0 lftnem 0efOlge bic
@affreunoi9uft Der Stabt an3u6teten.
Seymour, Sno.. II. Sept. Der WrG.
fbeut 1T tebt nit ietnsm gefotge ouf benz
8eee mad 9cutsOiIs. 6r. Subnlon u. Se.
fretGr SeparO bteltsn u~uterweg6 NsOen an
grCBe frtebli@e Ser ammlunsen.
9putsUttGe, II. Sept. Das Subtana-
polls ScurnoG bon Geute WOrgen bebauert bic
8CrtOmmntfe pOn aeItsrn NbenD. G6e Sobn.
ion beute MCrsen BON bort obretae, rpurbe er
DOT rem States 9anle elmer gerlammlung puu
200 Biraern pOrgeteGt, an rpeI&e er etne
laneere Inipra6e bteIt, i'll Der er ~belonDers
a6er Die Union 0ea9ues lOe3Cg unb faete, bic
WebVltOn fei ieet TN NCrOfn auSaebrOden unp
bte 9ea9uRn SerfOlgen resUluttonGre ;3tpede.
2OutsStGGe Ii. Sept. Der prdfoent
TT bier am8efommeu unb sntbultafil6 empfan-
gen tuOrben.
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Ons Jleuefe.
Martmtlt t9ttgt ma6
europa gu ii d3Wtetreu.
4s bRrei@if1e SIOtte ptrS acknowledgements
foe EittanseW,

4DnbO IL, IL, Sept, Der beuttse .pa.
rller Brief in Der Stme6 fagt: Der &atfer
Nartmtltan BON Mertfo trirb NIT jenem
Oampfsr In europa ertpartst
t.b,11. Sept, Die beuttse @ltas
fette 1a0t, baB bic fran3SfIden Sruppen nit
Der grSBten 0orli9t pom Merttp smrIdsesOseu
peroen miiien, es iet benin, baB Surber freunb
lhaftliHe 8e3tebungen, init Suare3 augefnipft
pOrben Iinb.
8teu, II. Sept. Der Stret&ti@e Ma.
~rtnemtntfer bat etne Gutwafnung Der JlOtte
beOrbert.
8erttu, II. Sept. Oas GOuttte Der
observation-disclosures beltebt barauf, Dae bte Don
Ger 3e9teruug Derlan9te NnIetbe BON so auf
80 MtQton S9aler berab8siebt tperbs.
Der Stnansmtntfer Bat in elmer Reoe aez
gen etne berartige Nebuftton proteIltrt uno BITE
6Cfnung ausseipro6en, SuB Die 6ammer BITE
Bill in t9rsr uriprHnslt9en 6Orm pd0tre,
Gtnanatelts.
SOniols i8IOfm 89A. Ser. ct. 6.2Otr
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litfeit sebDrt, wirb Der @tatespeare Glub bod
in ipenig Eaeen @eiesenbeit ~ risIfaten8 eprede
unaen geben, benz er 1T bic erite beutiGe Bbas
lanr. welde inter &nfibruus breier tiidliser
@edtsanw<e ieinen Sturn aif baS teoriidenbe
SOnntassseiet erEfineu mir6 Hno wsrben rte bon
ibm errunsenel @ortheile allen anbereu Yricataes
ieaidofteu, Clubs &C. Su@5nte fcmmeu. Die 9rCbe
An5abt BON @ei6Gftsleuteu, mel6e lei Der Sonn>
tagsfreibeit interefiirt ftnt, percen cann, menu
es benz Obiaen Club aelinAt, cine 8rede in bas
Spreebee unb s oates iofort na&ftiirmen unb 70 1T
tmnier ncd,SoGnug borbauben, baB nod Dor benz
Suianmentritt Der nd6ften @efeb9eburs baS Wfuf<
ferssiet 5u ben t~raftloien GerOrbnuuSen sebSrt,
bic Der Seud elmer in ibrer Nlajoritdt aebiIoeteren
unb bu1naneren @eissaebIua bann raid bon rtls
iereM 9tdtutbuGe peafeat.
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g1uEIanns %ieH3itdt.-Orrer Bee HSareidbticbsu
9riessminiIers.
9is trauJ6Fi9e @rnee in @eEttO.

9OmbUm, 10. Sept. Die 6RtiGe 6rues
i9etnt In Der 3utunft ipieber In Den 8crber<
grunO tretsn gu wOuen. MuBlanh bat ben
NnI6ein, als note rs nod etnmal bte Con,
trOGe &ber bic DCnuuf Grltentbnmer Ia aneia,
men unb DEFENDERS bic uber @cnlanttnOpeI.0
Die 9forte III entihto1en, ben Wrtn,en Gbar.
les BON 9oben3OGern ais 6OspObar ocn Stu.
manien a%nsuerfennen.
@tem, 10. Septbr. Der Stretbtlds
Sriegsmtnii ter BAT cine Srbre erla1eu, ba6
Die Restuenter Der Observation-Disclosures, tusl6e
na3 benz SSnt9 unc ben 9rtnsem BON Wreu.
Benf fOwte mad benz 0roB6sr3Ug BON @aeen
senonrt pnycen, anpere Namen erbalteu
IoIet,
@arts; 10. Gepttr. General @Oufter.
@eiauSter in GOntanttmUprl, 1T ~3uriidgerufen
pOroen mnb rtro mad Wertto 9e9en UNI bte
borttge Irme fit ben 9tenf gu Uraantfireu,
na9pem bte 6ran3Olen bas 9anb DerlaNen bas
kSn.
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8t@momo, @a., II. Sept Sett ss~
tern Na@mtttaa tpuroeu Der SanttdtsbebTroe
Z neue GbOIeraf Ile beri@tet.
Wm8ufa, Ga, II, Sept. 8ein ueiterer
Grtrantunssfa0 TT inter ben ScIDaten porse@
fou1men IT. ale 8efIr6tunseu, Da6 bic 6rant-
belt it6 tpetter Serbretteu mOge, 1T poriter.
@aoannab. II. Sept. 2ebte @o6e
tarben bier Is Yerionen an Der GbOlsra.
atlanta, IL. Sept. Inter ben far3.
lid bter ansetOmmenen Eruppen fno etutse
Solbaten an Der GbOlera erfranft ; elmer ltarb.
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ejrOaartiaer Q5strus,

GEN VOrf, II. Sept. Die YOit lagt,
oaB etne Der grCBortisRsn 8~etra9ereien an
Der Resteruna, wel9e jemaIS aufaebedt MUIR
Dc, bente IN BroUtl9n 5u Sage fam unb OaS
stue Stem yCrter Strrna in Otelelee uerpidelt
II. 3ret tnnSe MGnner a~6ernabu,en einen
prODtantltefcrung 5s etnem iebr nteoriaen gln-
aCbOt, no4Oem tie beretts nit 1erf6tepenen
8eSiernn8sbeomten arrangements a~etrOfsu
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bat bic SADIE entrsdt unb wtrb ais 6taats<
ssuge anftreten. Der SAT- miro sesenpartis
untrrIuht.
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Nelle t;n5einen.
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