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command Of Maj. Gen. Hancock:
GEO. L. HARTSUEF,
Assistant Adjutant General.

Assistant Adjutant General.
A CARD FROM GEN HANcoCK.-We find the follow
ing in the New Orleans Republican of Sunday week,
summary of which We received by telegraph:
New ORLEANS, La, Feb. %, 1868.
Editor Republican,
,Si'-My attention has been called to the following
article which appeared in your paper of to-day:
6 We find this in the editorial columns of the New
FORK Sun of the eth inst:
" In recent letter to gentleman in this vicinity,
Gen. Hancock falls into irrevcrent and picturesque
not to say profane, mode Of Speech which has usually
been thought to be more characteristic of him in the
heat of battle than in the cold blood of a friendly
eplstle As the hero of Spottsyvana expresses it, he
has had h-l of time, and has got his belly full
of these id Texas rebels"
beg to say that there is no truth whatever in the
statement that wrote such letter as the one refer
red to, Or used such expressions The article
a malicious Misrepresentation and without foundation
have lately returned from Texas where was treated
with Kindness, and saw no evidence which
would warrant such expressions as to Texas any more
than to any other State in the Union.
am, respectfully, your obcdcnt servant,
WINFIELD S. HANCOCK
Mai r. x
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MARYLAND OFFERS HER SERyIcEs-A Washinofo,
o'spa'e OF the 10Th ut, to the Western press says
the militia OF Maryland have proffered their services
TO prominent military supporter Of the President so
1t is reported and this report is given color Of truth
by the presence of Gov. Swami Of Maryland, who has
had an interview with the President. fE
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~ iAAhs,-Ae are.requested by Sheriff Hone
ssss l' ne VIII De at tue court house. ii this citv
" riua5 ana Saturday next, for the purpose of coli
.s''ihg me State taxes, license, &c Those who fail
70 appear will be proceeded against ACCORDING Il H.,
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GEN. HASoocE ASKS TO he RELIEVED Washing
ton dispatch Of she 1st inst, to the Western press
states that dispatches received from New Orleans to-
night announce that Gen Hancock has asked to be re-
leYed from the command of the Fifth Military District
The President has dispatched, asking him not to ask
to be relieved
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.essFs Sale Murphy, on the corner of Texas and
's streets are in receipt per steamer STARLIGHT of
: l0' OF salt sugar, molasses, coffee, Sc see 9dgas
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". Jasper Blackburn, writing from New Orleans to
his paper says bis first choice for the presidency is
Benz 7. Butler, and for Vice President Judge Dure
Of tIis State
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CLUB RArEs.-To clubs Of five, and upwards, to one
post office, the South Western will be furnished at 81
per copy for a year
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The PRICE OF CorToN.-As many are asking Tor
the cause OF the present rise III cotton and few able
to give satisfactory answer it is only necessary to
refer to our Liverpool circular of the 3lst ut to OBJ
tam the desired information It there appears that
1uil thrd OF me East India cation on the market
not merchantable, " being little better than rub
bsh that the estimated stock of all kinds in Liver
pool on the Soth January and ahoa 1885, 900 bales
less than last year which, with the deficiency Of stock
IN American ports, shows apparent shorness in the
supply OF four hundred and fifteen thousand haes,
compared with last year. From these premises We
may reasonably argue that the present advance is not
the result of political other cVanescent causes, but
is based on Il solid foundaton-Glilure in the supply
and is likely to be maintained, for considerable time
at least, if not interrupted by sudden rcyusOn
in trade, which We regret to say, we not wholly
without reason to fear.
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GEN. HANCocK.-The recent order Of Gen. Grant
reinsating the New Orleans councilmen, removed by
Gen. Hancock is the foresha lowing of an event we
expect tc see consummated before the impeachment
trial is concluded. We mean, either the removal co
nomine, of Gen. Hancock or else q compulsory resie-
nation due to his scll-respect Interference with his
administration would undoubtedly lead to his rcsena
ton; and this, we opine will be the mode of attack
Ii, however, Gen. Hancock, actuated by strong sense
OF public duty, shall continue without complaint or
remonstrancc to the reconstruction acts in
spirit of true loyalty, and with due respect to the civil
laws Of the two States of his district without tender
of resignation, honestly believe his removal will be
accomplished by direct order. He is growing too
strong in the affections Of the people of his own dis
tFict and too conspicuous to the whole American peo-
pie, for his moderation his clemency and his admins
trative ability to escape the prescription of that party
with whom these old fashioned virtues are so many
crimes. 1t needs but little tamperng with Han
cocks duties, to give him prominence, from which
in case of his direct removal, he might soon smile on
its authors. Nous Ve.roDs
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HARD ZINES IN GALvEsTos.-The Galveston News
says money is so scarce with then. that quite number
OF the sports of the city to leave in few da
for northwestern cities, where the circulating medium
is thought to be more plentiful
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MI ana Mrs Jefferson Davis arrived in New Orleans
on the the 2sh u and took rooms at the ST Charles
Hotel
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TIE hzcITENEN1 IN New YoRK.-says the Evening
Express of February q; "
The excitement in this city over the Washington
news is all pervading. Nothing like it has been e5De
rlencad since the anterebeIion days of 61 SATURDAY
night ana all day Sunday the startling events transn;
ing at he National capital formed the sole discussion
and anxious speculation INDUCED in as to the
probable result of the conflict between Congress and
the President.
An informal meeting was held by friends of the
President, Saturday night, in Amty street. Colonel
John O. Jordan acted as chairman, and stated that
they had met to adopt measures to sustain the Pre
dent, by force of arms, if necessary Mr. Tucker sur
gested the opening of stations for enlsting Volunteers
committee of three appointed to carry out these
designs The roll is to be left at 208 Broadway for
signatures. Another meeting is to be held this
evening.
At nearly the same hour, meeting was held the
Sherman House. to devise measures to "extend aid"
to Congress by force of arms if necessary. CAPT E.
Z. Wilkinson presided After some preliminary Dis
oussion, commission was appointed to confer with
the Grand Army of the Republic and other veteran
organisations.
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FANNIN COUNTY, TExAs-We clip the foitGwingP"
agraph from the Bonham News of the 29.A uit:
An ARRAY took place at O~ngevlIle, III ~, ~
county, last week, between man By the HAZE w.
Scott and another by the name Of Meeks WHICH -,
suited in the death Of the former. Meeks Is no" w."
fined in the Jail at this place awaiting this trial. "n
wilT perhaps come off next week, as the dIstFie '0A
is now in session at this place.
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Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.

COMPLIMENTARY TO Gen. HANCOCK.-The New GRE
ans Times Of the 5ths says the grand fremenspFO'
ccssion was passing Gen. ancoek's headquarters last
Wednesday, the various companies uncovered, TIE
bands played patriotic airs and showed other tokens
of respect The General, in return, thanked them o
the unexpected compliment which they had paid hl"
and expressed his high appreciation of the discipline
good order, fine taste, and beautiful machinery Ebe"
they had brought to bis notice by that days display
Is there any wonder that the RAIDS are down Oh ten
Hancock 9
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Sergeant Bates the walker; reached Columbus e. IT,
on the 18th. There no formal reception p"' -
Mayor rendered him the hospitality OF the city'
The recent elections in New York have gone a'1'e'
entirely Democratic.
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DISCOVERED THEIR MIsrAKE-A Washington ie''E'
writer says, as the prospects of impeachment he''
it has been discovered that many men in the UsF'..
ment, who thought they were conservative were ~.
taken in their own vew and are really strong ReppD
lieans.
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SHREVE
WEDNESDAY ........ MARCH II, Il

THos. MCINTYRE, of New Orleans is our only duly
authorized agent to receive subscriptions and adver-
tisements in that city. .'H
Mr. JOHN c. LOVE- Minden, La, is duly authorized to
receipt for subscriptions.
Mr. F. L. LowERY, statrvile, is duly authorised to
receive and receipt for subscriptions in Smith county,
Texas, and the counties surrounding.
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SUSTAINING TIE PREsIDENT.-The following eto
addressed to the editor, appears in the New Yor}
World, of February "a. The writer is a large aonr
manufacturer, and was the reform candidate for Mav0
Of New. York in 1865:
NEW YORK, 25 RUrGERs PLACE,
February %, 1868.
To the Editor of the New York World
Sir-Reaecton upon the startling events which ook
place in Washington City Saturday last impes mo
American citizen to protest against the rroron
assumption Of the dominant power in Congress Tbo
President of the United States by virtue of the ."
thoriy conferred by the Federal Constitution and he
laws of our country, has deemed it eypedien fl NJ
move subordinate officer, and IS resisted in tb; NV
stutional right by the Senate and CONGRESS ~ ~
nation, who, regardless of law and time 5onorod wy
ccdents, thrccten his impeachment An mnsr. t,';
obligation devoiyes upon all who value the Dresarr,
ton and perpetuity of our institutions, who desire tI
administration of our government to be eonductedh
accordance with the principles upon which ii was o.
gansed and who feel that our liberties are at stake Ia
assume determined opposition to this fragrant abzs
Of constitutional privilege. Thus impressed, and
calling upon all lovers Of their country to unite with
pe offer myself and all that possess to sustain The
President in this crisis
And | hereby declare that will retain no man in
ny employ who will support the fanatica party which
s now dominant in national councils, that will
lave no intercourse with any man who will not m.
lold the President of the United States in this fearful
uncture; and, in the event of Impeachment I c,N
lpon all citizens whose sentiments accord with No
OWN to make public their views and unite as yiri
ance committee in his support, and resolve never ia
yield until our constitutional rights are secured
Very respectfully, JOHN uEcKgR
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thousand persons. He bitterly opposed ratifo,.
and denounced the convention. There was nnot
thnsiasm Tonight there is TO be Grant demos VI
ton at the city Hall, at which it is reported tb "a
Bullock and Farrow factions will unite ON gullooI wy
Governor ~ 0f
WASHINGTON, March 10.-New Haiapshise nez,-
favorable to Democrats. Qd
CoNCoRD, N. II, March 10, 8 P.M.-Returns roo,.
strongly indicate reelection of Harrison bv n
majority. easta
WASHINGTON, March l0.-Scvcral dispatches :.
Concord, from Radical and Democratic sourco, IRON
cate the Radicals have carried the State bv oh la
We have no figures yet (half past 81. wv
On examination of the case of Samuel stror.
rested requiston from the Governor Of Vs. ar,
as fugitive from justice, by Judge Fisher 'I IN
whom he brought writ of 1a(,as co' p''OFe
ter short discussion Judge Fisher decided tn vi a.
the prisoner two grounds First because W.:
is not State in the Union that the proclasatioo'1 Na
the President, and more particularly Congress- h u
legislation havoexpressly refused to recooniSo ~
ginia and the other Southern States as formino g. W.
of the Union that the requisition of Gov Pa @.aS
cannot be recognised under the action of Crlp,ol'
providing for rendition of fugitives from usco e&
Second that there is affidavit with the rcons:
showing that Strong is actually fugitive from ; ;Oa
Full cabinet to day, including Thomas as SscrOt
of War. S"'F
President ordered Grant to send him no eonr,rn.
cations through Stanton.
Revenue to-day 1929, 600. Revenue aopnt =.
Huntsville writes the department there are ffty m.
distil!cries in that district. "'''
CONCORD, March 10, pM-Twenty- nine towno a:.. q
Harrison $3.50 and Sinclair 6lS7-Democratic o';S
of l24
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JntersGant fur Sauersleuts. !.

Sin RiIbrebeiiBer f6reibt bsm oYrattieal
GARNER" oaB bic beiten 8iibe bic sr is Slbtsts,
mebrere 8odeu Dor Der &albungS3et semoItsn
iperben mubten 9ieles grfabren ipar Gin gor-
beusunssniittsl tpiber ben ,anbrnd," eiuer Nri
Siebisube, unb trug ipeientlib 5ur aa9emenen
Selunbbeit Der Sbicre bel. GS sreignet li6 80.
peilsn, baB bic Gutter Der &ibe po6enIang boz
Der 3eit beS &albens betrd6tIid unb fdmu,d)
dufseidpoaen finb unb MIR tpsnige 9ricnen
iinb barauf bsbadt bur6 aRelten benislben Gin.
beruns 81 berfdaffen. 6ei6ebe biss bdufger
10 ipiirbe man tpeniger &lassn hber anbrud Scr.
nebmeu, aIs sesenipdrtis Der SaI it,
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Sefentlt6er 8erfauf
Dfrtbpoaem Staoteiaentbnm

Nuf Samitag, ben 6tsn SUM 1868, Inn / ubr
&abmitta95, pirb i'm @eribtSgebdube 81 NQen>
taun, 9eda 9auntD folgenbeS Gisentbum Sifcnt.
lid bertauft ipcrben, ndmlib: 1
Senes pertbbpae @runbltif Ole 8erbeiIer.
un9en ausgenomncii,) tporauf bic aIte GalntDs
Sail crri6tst III, gele9en an Der Siboit.@de Der
SInften unb 9inoen StraBe in bsldgtcr Stapt
Nacntaun, entbalteno In 6ront an beiagtsr Eitnf-
ten StraBe go SuB uno in tiete ldngS Der 9inben
Strabe 230 6uB SaheIbe ipirb enttpebcr gang
cocr @in5caen Gotten, na6 Nunid Der &dufer,
bcrtauft BcmertteS 0runbitiif 1T fir 9an3ipede
pCrtreffiid) 9cegnet, ba IL in sinem Der ange>
nebmiten Stdbttbeile uub in unmitteIbarcr 26bc
Der SamiItOn StraBe unb Der bTentli6cn @s-
bdube beS 6auntisS legt aus re6em @runbs
e5 bic beicnoere aufmerfiamtcit icner 9cricncn,
iped)e banen ipollen, berbient
SciiB pirb am l. Spril 1868 obsr lobalb bic
neue Sail fur bic Nufnabme bon 8sfan9enen
fcrtg lit, gcgeben.
Seonsunsen am geriaufatase unb Nufpar>
tun9 bon sa
..a- Sonas 6oaenba6,
Daniel 6obt,
SbomaS Saeobp,
........ GommiiIoncrs.
6. y. Sainb, aufticnisr.
Npril 21, 1868 nab8
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9etd Gauntp Wdtript.,,
pre bunaen pen moro.

Som Sfcen aus baben bic alten Girclerittsr,
bic iebt baitlbif inter ,,8luf SIug 8lan" be-
iannt iinb, pdbreno bem Smpeabment gerbSr,
ben 0enudIen 0rant uno @utler unr
adb y. sSabe nnb Z babbens Stebens,
nit erm orbung gebrobt. fails iie bas
BrbSr segen Sobnicn fortlcben ipfrben @e-
trenc Srrunbe Der uniou iSnnt Sbr nun Ieben
ipeI6 cine ssfdbrlibe eIaBs bon @eIdSpfen nns
gsgenilbr ifsbt, uno frnnt Sbr ieben baB man
ibnsn auf teinen 6aa bic Regieruns In bi. Ddnb,
geben barf tpcnn bic union unlsrer Batter aud,
nod filr nnlerc 3adtcmmen erbaIten tperben
ica sRbse bic siltise allmabt bod anbers IL.
msnldlide Uefhble In ioIben @efb6pfen bsr-
borrufen sSir tpcrben ipeber anf fieiem @egcn-
itano 5nriftommen, unb in Der 3pildenjeit bof-
Ien upp bitten mir. baB @Stt bic &epubIif sr-
baien mag
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pin fd,autrlieher Sumo

8or sinisen Sagen fanb man i'm 8albe bel
Sarbieip In erie GauntD untcr ben biden Nelien
eines mddtiseu SemofbaumeS in elmer SDbe
bon etipa 25 6nB BON gopen bic 9cibc cincs
Mannes bdn9su.
Sie ipar au5getrofnct ipie 4er9ament unb
glib poltommen ener Wtumie Nm Salle bing
iie an einem Strid unb Inn bic Sifte berlm mar
fie nit elmer 8ette al ben Saum jiemlid) gut be-
feitist rs
Spdter bentiii5irte man lie alS bic 9ede cineS
Sbpei,srS Ramtns Sobn simmer, Der an Iet-
ten 10. ausnif in sebeimniBDoler gSeis ans Dem
Saue ieinc5 in Sairpicip ipobu.nbcn Srubcrs
beridmunbsn pdr.
Gr bat obne 3ipeifel SeIbitmorb bssansen,
benn er ipar bdufs Nnfdlen bon ticfer Mslan.
dolie unterporfen 9epeIen.
&ur5 pprber iparcn Ieine6 8ruberS Sran unr
5pt &inoer beiicIbcn al einran ltsfenbsn 8rant.
belt geiforben, uno ba tr init GROCER 2ebe an
ben &inoern bing, 70 9laubt man, baB bersr
@crIuit 5u leinem gntiduB bssctra9sn bat, iid
IeIbif bas 2ebcn 5u ncbmen.
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Gin 0pael oils 8ranbffifter.

Utan idreibt aus 3naim, in Mdbren: ,,@inem
benadbdrten Dorfe brobte srcBeb llnghf aus
itItener uria6e. Gin 9anbmann berlor einige
Strti6bbl5ben, alS CT in leinem Sofe feline Pfeife
anShnosts unb IisB iie Iiegen. Cine Saube,
tpsdDe Strob unb 8Icfen in ibr Steit trus, brudte
audi bic StreidbDI56en babin, ipas Der 2anb-
mann bemGtte-sBenise Winuten barauf ifanb
in Solge Der &elbun9 bas Seit in Slammcn, unb
baS Seuer bdtte ipcbl psitsr i'm iid) sesriifen,
ipenn Der 9anbmanu uidt, IdneG entldIoilen,
oas brsnnsnbe Wsit NIT enem &e6cn brnnter.
gerilen bdtte
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Determining BON bruno Risentbu

4
Sn elmer Strlammlung bon @runb. GigentbIl.
mrn an Samilton StraBe, Sipiiden 5 nnb g.,
Der Stabt Nacntauu gebaltcn i'm Gourtbaui, an
Nbcnb ntS 23. Npril 1868, ipurbe S,r Sonatban
Rddert ais @orliser unb sSm s. ansD unr
SboS. y. gleb9er 5u Secretairsn ernannt
Nab slnsabe beS 3pefeS Der 8eriammlung
ipurben bic fcIgenoen Seidlilie aufseiebt unb
ansenommen als Wenungs Der Ser
lammung in Se5ug auf bic borseidlagene @e-
paratur Der StraBe Dor ibrem reIp. @gentbum
y d. of Ell, baB mir bic @runo>Gigen>
tbfmer an Saniltcn StraBc, 3ipiiden 6iinfter
uup Sebser, a6tung5pcll ublebnsn, uns fir
Serbeiierung Der ShaBe, tpie old)es bonn Stabt>
ratb In einem am 21. Npril 1868 gefaBten 9e-
iduhe berlan9t ipiro, berbinoli6 gu MAIDEN,
Sei 10 fen, baB mir bic foI9enben Sbat-
LADEN pcre9en, tptlde gum She'll ben 0runo
unicres Nblsbnens angeben
l. Die StraBc ipurbe auf Nnorbnun9 unb un-
ter Nnfiidbt Der Borough >SebDroen 9epfaitert.
wsd)e fiir bas 9egsn beS 4falterS contrabirten,
oailelbe a5 eS bollenDet mar. acctptrtrn uno ben
Gcntraftor tntlieBen unb fregaben, ais babe er
ieine 4fitt BEN Gontraftc 9emdB erflat Die
ies geidab obne ben Ratb unb bic 3uitmmung
Der 0rlnb-@igtntbhmer, bic beGenungeabtet 5ur
CsouDiuhS uHlStIplptil ipHlpti uiip uuS JpIttH
Der Yfdittrung be5abten.
Sn Nnbetradt beiIen Il llten mir nidbt, unb
9lanbsn, bdB mir 9eiebli6 nid)t psrantiportid)
gebaltcn fperoen I 3 II men fir bic I6ledte Nrt,
IN ptld)er bieie YfaIterung auSgefiibrt purbe.
2 9aS Nufntbmen unb NeuIegen bes 4faiicrs
in peri6iebenen YldBen ipurbe obne 3ultinmuns
Der Grunb-@igentbhmer getban, ipede bel bic
fem 2eulegen tpebsr Stimnle nod Gontrole bat.
ten bic Borough. .8tbDrben alItn fonntcn Nu.
toritdt auSilben unb bic slrt unb gSeiie augeben
in ipelber baS neue Yfaitcr ssIest iperben lollte
gSenn Sbrc 8orgdnger btrfebltcn ibren Yfib-
ten na6jutommen, nnb buloetcn, baB bas Yfaiter
uneben uno lblcd)t 9elcgt ipurbe, lollten bic
@runb- -@igentbhmcr nid)t unb t6nnen, bcntcn
mir geIeB6 nidt pcranttportl6 gema6t iperben
fir bic raube uno unbplltcmnene Slrt, In iped)er
bas Yfaitcr bon 3eit 81 3ct erneucrt ipurbe
g. Sielcr She'll bon Soanlilton SraBe ipurpe
In 1858, alic bor filn3ebn Sabren, gepflaitsrt
unb bat ieitbem Der Borough ooer Stabt teine
Gusgaben bur6 &srbsferungen peruriad)t, ipdb-
rcnb bic @igentbhmer bolclbit bcnlelben Stcucrn
alS anberc lnb.Gisentbiimcr Der Stabt jur
Sncrbnungbaltung Der iibrisen StraBen unter>
!porfen iparen
Seidlciien, baB bic @erbanblun9en bic
Ter Scrlammlnns in ben 3cituneen Der Stabt
btrDHentIidt perben.
Sef6lc en-, baB bic boritebenben Se>
ldlhhe unb NngabCn bon ben bamt cinpcrfon>
oenen 0runo'gi9entbIimrn unterjei6net iptr>
ben
llnter5ci6nct pon-GauntD Gommiifioners,
Sobn Q. StiIcs, Or sSm. s. 8omis, Or. Sobn
&onig, GbarleS 9. 9ulb, QttpiS Slump, Son.
atban .8ci6arh, Gbarlc5 Sca9reabeS, SenrD
SeinSbeimCr Naentaun Sabins Snititution,
9cab Sart, Sbomo5 .. SeB9cr, Saecb e. Dill
linser Or. 6. 4. Sifeni6ieb, SameS SrD, @ob-
frcD Yeter, NbQm gSooIeber, gym. s. MineD.
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Sc 6p b e N.
(Gin9cIanbt bur6 Qaifcr @atb.) J


Nm 20itcn 6rbruar, in Ober- gtiIforb, @arS
Sane, Sc1tcr bon Samucl uno SOeItna Sfdf.
fer, alt 13 Sabre, Monatsn unD Gage
Vim 4ten Ytdr, in Sber.M .Mtorb, Gin Scbn
bon aarOn uuo Glen 8rdmmes, alt Z Ncnatsu
uno Sagen
Vim 9tcn @drS in Stsr-WIfprb, Nnna gt
Sebler, alt 65 Sabrsn, Z @onaten unp l 2aa
Vim 26lcn gtdr3, nabe Goopersbsrs. @arl
Sacob, Scbn bon Or NR $. unb $. u. 9cDer
alt 13 Sabre, 8 @cnaten unb 6 Sdgen.
Vim 2Siten @dr5, in Sber.Saucon, @illor
Sobn bon Nedm nnb Sanndb @gner, alt 1C
Sabre, 3 @cnaten unb 25 Sagen.
Vim 4tcn NpriI. in Sber- Sauecn, 0r. Srurt
Saeer, alt ~ Sabren. Monoten II IA Sasen
Sn NIcntaun am %. apriI, Dorotbea
Sc6terden bon SenrD uno Srieberife 86n a
i'm Slter bon Sabr uno 3ipe Wtcnaten.
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sS8 ter, @aiI., 20. slpriL S6on
felt Ianse beifanb stpif6en Der beutiden unb iri.
i6en Stpplterung 9Iinton8 Gin nnan9enebmes
8erbdltnib, tpelhes geitern abenb iid In cinel
Yrhgeld Cuff mddte. Die beutfbeu bdtten cine
Sriammlung, bic bon elmer Sn5abl SrIdnbel
geif0rt tpurbs bieiem llmfanbe ift bic Yrhsele
bel Der bic Yleiir als sSaffe bientsn, 5u,uldrei.
ben Gin OeitIder i6nitt einem Srldnbcr 8
S9an9bnsiip bic Yulsaber burd, als beier unt
nod @iner bon Der Smara9binlel ilber ibn Der.
fallen pollte SdonsbnefD iit in SoIse bss
itarten 9lntberluites seitorben. slod @inr If
lebensaefdbrlid beripunbet
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erinnsrt 1br eud, nod, 2

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bic ,,9en Qort Borlo," Gin gopperbeao- unD
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3tpei> >Dritibeilc Der unicn,S Solbaten, lang e.
pcbntt Sdufer ieisn ? Bsnn 70, 70 iptr-
bet Sbr pBsn baB CO Cure Yfiidt IN, bel Der
nd6ifen uno alien fcmmenben sSaben, sssen
biele Gure 9eIeiciser 3u ftimmen. unb na1 al
len 8rdften gu banbeln-benn biefer Nusbrud
alein 5eist Gnd, baB bieie nSrbli6en Copper
beabs in ibren @eflbIen fets feinbi6 sssen
@ud setreue unb IoDaIe 9hrser bic Sbr @uer
9eben fir bic Union anfsecpfert ober in @sfabr
geiebt babt, seiinnt iparen
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Rrofdrse.

. Vim 3tsn april ltlr5te nabe S6nlBbils, Yerfs
GanntD, Gin 5bciI elmer gr6srube Der 9ott5toipn
eiien Gompanie Gin, unb 8enebist StengeI ipurbt
nngefdbr 25 6uB tief i'm S6adt berldhttet @s
nabm brei Shlubsn ibn auS,usrabeu. Sein
Shulterbein ipar 9ebro6en unb er mar anber-
tpetis ldwer bsrlsBt.
Nn eidba6S Mine, nabe Sdulbbils, bic
so SuB tlsf III, erei9nste iid an bemlelben Sage
Elm dbnIidr unfal bod iparen slhdlderipeiie
teine aeuts in Der @rube, inben iiealIe ben Sten.
gel ansgraben bdIfen a
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nit
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"a llnterScidneter sibt isiuen 6reunbsnbisr-
LIZ burb 0adridt, baB or pcr peni9en Sa9cn
in Dem 8lciperIaoeu Der Serrcn R boab5 unp
& c i'm, in Der GitD bon Nlentann, als q c.
biilfS-ausi 6neiDer ein9etrsten Ill., unb
Iabet oieielbe en. ibn baieIbif 81 beiu6en-ilnb
penn iie biligc 8lciber unb CUTE ,,Sits" baben
tpollen 70 ipirb cr idon barna6 isbsn. cber Isben
belfen-bab iie ale 5ur pcucn 3ufrisbenbeit be.
bonoet tperben.
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