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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-10-10
FIvETWENTY BONDS,

will be paid at the Treasury of the United States,
in the city of Washington, on or after the first
day of December next, and that the interest on
saw, Coupon Bonds known as the first series, Act
of February IS, 1862, dated May l, 1862, number
ed as follows:
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No honest man can deny that the tendency OF
the Legislation of the past year in Virginia has
been to depress all the material interests OF the
people. Taxation has been increased almost be-
yond the limits of human endurance, and Inc
Democratic Legislature, with its two-thirds ma
iorty, has passed oppressive and unnecessary
laws among whchthc funding bill sta10s prom
inent Under its provisions taxation on the pro-
or not less than one dollar on every hundred.
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The amount outstanding embraced in the num-
bers as above) is one hundred million ($iOO,OOO,-
00O) dollars.
Coupon Bonds of the Act of February 20, 1862
were issued in four distinct series. Bonds of the
first series embracing those described above) do
not bear the series designation upon them while
those of the second, third and fourth series are
distinctly marked on the face of the bonds.
United States securities forwarded for redemp-
ton should be addressed to the LOAN lpNl-
SION" Secretary's office.
J. r. HARTLEY,
Acting Secretary.
Sc acknowledgements
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND -y1fs g<t~s.
Y PACKET COMPANY 49, 1ls y

R5 For further information dDDly to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent 'i
ia l-tf No Governor street
VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND -
Y PACKET COMPANY. szssizE
The steamship GEORGE b. UPTON leaves
New York T4 every ", SATURDAY; leaves Richmond
The Steamship WILLIAM p. CLYDE leaves
New York every TUESDAY; leaves Richmond
every FRIDAY. fsW 45 e4u.
Freight received daily.
Close connections made with steamers for
d. J. BURR, President,
WAsHIYGToH & Co., Agents, Richmond Va
Pier II North river New York. apt
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR
BUILDING MATERIALS
FOR THE
NEW URT-H Sc
AND PosT-oFFICE
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
September sth, 1871.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Office until II o'clock NJ. of the 2sth day Of
September, 1871, for furnishing and delivering on
tho s;ta of tho
'''e 9''' % '"o
NEW COURTHOUSE AND posT-oFFTcE,
3aiA
! n, 10 oro., -, =, ~.,,,,,. so,,,, ca,,,.
| 10 DC crec'co AT Coiumpin, Sonth Caroihai
| Five hundred (5OO cubic yards, more or legs
hard durable Stone, broken 10 the size of hens
eggs, suitable for concrete Bids will be made by
| the cubic yard, .4f
|
|
stone. or other sntable stone. having n ilat led
md which is sound durable and breaks viii,
| clean sou.r e frectnre one-nporler In he hon, +
stones Of n length eoual to the thickness Of The
walls and To contain NOT less than ten mn culi,
foot md No Stone to contain loss Than one taif
n TX cubic feet or In he less thon six l6l Inches
| thick. Bids will be made by the cubic ward
|
to the hest brand of Rosendaie Cement Each
| barrel contain less than Dounds q
| cement Bids will be made per barrel
| Two hundred and sixty 1880, cubie wards mo-ei
! or less clean shorn River sand The Ceneni {
and Sand will be delivered in quantities subiect
to the order of the Superinteudent at such times
1 as NAV in his iudpment he reonisite and a sam. I
pie of the Cement and Sand will be submitted
- y y. &
dimension, Granite, for basement-story ana WI.
$3.50 Ill ltatl +af 70 II
| Stones to be ouarried and delivered according
to schedule of net sizes that win be furnished lhr
| contractor One inch will be allowed for a uairy.
stone will exceed SO cubic feet. Plans may ile
ff s IA
Each bid must be accompanied by sample
De inrmsnea, wnien mus. pc SOUND, ouil6ie, o.
e aet;on nf tha eean u na te
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COOKING STOVES!
Having large stock on hand am selling at
greatly reduced prices.
w. J. ANDERSON,
s2s Main and ESQ Broad streets.
je l5--Snfti&w
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Stones to be quarried and delivered accordn.
to schedule of net sizes that win be furnished The
contractor. One inch will be allowed for quarry.
dimensions ON each worked face of the stone. No
stone will exceed 80 cubic feet. Plans may le
seen at this office, ii desired f.
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NEW COURTHOUSE AND PosT-oFFTcE,

Five hundred $500 cubic yards, more or legs,
hard, durable Stone broken TO the size of hens
eggs, suitable for concrete. Bids will be made by
the cubic yard, as ,yf4
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Eleven hundred (llOo) barrels, more or less,
Hydraulic Cement, of quality and strength eqnAi
to the best brand of Rosendale Cement Each
barrel must contain not less than 300 pounds of
cement. Bids will be made per barrel.
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1871

1871. 1871.
~ SUMMER, ARRANGEMENT.
SCHEDULE RICHMOND, FREDERICKS-
BURG AND POTOMAC ROUTE GOING
INTO EFFECT JUNE T. 1871
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OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT,
September sth, 1871. J

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until L. o'clock NJ, of the 2sth day of
the site of the st
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Each bid must be accompanied by sample
block, 10 inches cube of the granite proposed te
be furnished, which must be sound, durable, OF
uniform color and good grain free from discol-
oring or other foreign substances, and capable of
withstanding the action of the elements, and that
has been fully tested by use in buildings, and
from aquarry capable of furnishing the quality Z
and quantity, and from which stone has been, on
is now being used for first-class buildings.
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Two thousand (2GO0) cubic feet, more or less
ter-table. ssFs tt4 4i4t
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Two hundred and sixty (26O) cubic yards, more
or less, clean, sharp River Sand The Cement
and Sand will be delivered in quantities subject
to the order of the Superintendent, at such times
as may, in his judgment, be requisite and sam
pie of the Cement and Sand will be submitted.
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DIRECT PASSENGER ROUTE

RICHMOND AND THE
SOUTH, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-14
1871. STATUTES. is,

CTATUTES OF THE STATE OF NEyADA
y for 1871, for sale At the State Printers office
Carson. and At A.. L. BANCROFT / co.'s, San
Francisco. Price. Is.
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TAKE WARNING!

THE v. 4 7. R. r. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
i take due precaution against accidents and
loss of life resulting from the running of their
trains; and they take this method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too common practice of children playing about
.aoir cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the Company find it impossible to
PERSUADE boys, who frequent the termini and stop
piLg places Of the read from climbing upon the
cars and engines; and they win feel themselves
obliged TO resort to more decided measures if these
are continued. Recent accidents,
which are wholly ascribable to the carelessness OF
persons in jumping on and off the cars when in
motion, should be warning enough in themselves.
H. NJ. YERINGTON, Superintendent.
August Is. 1870. If
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FE"A1D!


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NEVADA,
CARSON, September rs. 1871.
pY THE AUTHORITY IN NE VESTED BY
ID the Constitution and Laws of the State Of
Nevada, I, l.. K. Bradley, Governor OF the State
Of Nevada, hereby fer the following specified re-
wards for the recapture and delivery to the War
den OF the State Prison al Carson City of the fol-
lowing named convicts, who esca.ed theretrom
Sunday, September l., ISL.
$500 for each Of the following: William Rus
sell, Charles Jones, Tom Hebron, Tilton z. Cock.
ereli, J I'm : luires, Thomas Ryan, Thos. Fly nu,
David LN nch, Leander Norton. Geo. Roth.
5000 for each of the ioilo wing: VIM. Forrest.
Frank Clifford, j b. Roberts. Elijah Ingram, Pax
McCue (alias Peeping Toml y 3. Parsons. J. e..
Watson, VIM Willie, J. T. Chapman. Edward
Bigelow. Tim Mcnamara, Dan. Y Baker John
Jacks, Moses Black. John Burke, Pat Hurley.
Chris. C. Blair. Marion Pruitt tculored).
4 descl iption Of the missi3g c~onvicts, takeE
from the Commitment Book Of the Prison. is an
neXed.
In testimony whereof. 7 have hereunto set
" my hand and affixed the Great Seal Of
SEAL state. Done at flee in Carson City. Ne
'~' vada, this 18th day of Sept =. D. ISL.
l. X. BRADLEY, Governor.
Attest; J. D. MINOR. Secretary II state.
BY CnArLEs MARTIN, Deputy.
Da7id Lynch, Irish. sent frum White Pine for
three years; age about "a. hight st :. WEIGHS lks
pounds; brown hair. blue ese., s,arse sandy
heard and ncustsChe. fuI7 fucr ar dots =
India ink On back Of LEFT hand, star e same On
right hand, Goddess Of Libert- and American flag
in red and blue ink on right Al n. over Which IS
two stars a wreath ami lie ri. two hands on left.
arm in ri and blue.
Elijah Ingram. New York (Normonl. sent from
Nye fer - Nears; 3s years old. ami weighs lie
pounds: ligh blue eyes, ljent brown hair and
beard, long thin face; scar IN right side 4 fore
head, mole on right shoulder, and two scars on
OF right thigh
Tom Hebron, FLORIDA, sent from Elko fr life
a-e IS, hight 6 feet. weight about lSu: dark
complexion, hazel ewes long fac Eafk trour
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c. Z. PERKINS & H. c. STREET,
PR0PRIEToRs,

And will be devoted to the promotion of
the best interests of the State of Nevada
and the County of Ormsby. In its col
umas will be found the latest Eastern
and Foreign Telegraph News, and also
the latest Mining Intelligence of the Pa
cifc States, particularly Of Nevada; its
local department will be carefully at
tended to, and all events transpiring will
be truthfully chrQnicled.
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POLL

Marriage and Ce1ibacy.
EssAys for Young Men, or great 50
InLEvILS and ABUSES, which interfere with
nnRRIAGE-with sure means of relief for the
Hnng and Unfortunate, diseased and debilitate.
>ssi nee, in sealed envelopes. Addres
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 8. Ninth st.,
.~--- Pa. oS22.tf
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SCzEDULE:
One Gold Coin Gift...........s5C
$4,000

3,106 Gold Coin Gifts---S250, 900!
DAVENPORT, HAMILTON T. Cor
BUSINESS MANAGERS.
Treasurer, Pacific Bank of California,
RETickets, $3.50, for sale at the Postofice
Book Store, Carson City. New. oel1-td
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23
AUS IRA AND GERMANY.

The Meeting of tho Emperors at Salzbu RI.
From the Eastern Budget]
Important as the agreement is 1t Is far from being
OF the nature OF an International treaty. treaty
was not contemplated OH either Side. The task OF
the two Ministers was merely to examine whether
and In what manner the personal rapprOchement
between the representatives Of the two dynastles
which rule In Central Europe could be brought into
harmony with the interests OF their respective
States and taken advantage OF for the promotion Of
European peace. II Is credltable TO these TWO
statesmen That they perceive with equal sagacity
and zeal the great advantages which the Austro.
hungarian and German empires would derive fro Il
a concerted policy. The idea which inspired the
present agreement was the same as that which ORR
ginaea III the great political manifestation OF last
tons between the two empires exclusively 10y their
national interests, now that tneir Old dynastic
policy has been given up. Both Ministers must have
seen that the most pressing and Important interest
OF their respective States was TO consolidate them
selves at home, ana they would, consequently, only
come necessary mutually to provide agains: any
contingencies that might hinder their essentially
peaceful task, The OBJECT OF the agreement was
solely defence, and the Gastein programme cannot
but be received with sympathy IN ali Quarters where
similar objects are pursued. IL rs not surprising,
ther fore that Italy was TIE frs, TO express her con.
currence In the leading idea OF the Gaslen confer.
ences. England. on the other hand, who usually
taxes the Initiative IN all steps where the mainte-
nance OF peace Is concerned. mas hitherto remained
silent. II the mere TACT thar the moral union of Two
States Is sufficient to prevent the creation the one.
sided solution Of European questions Is looked upon
with dslavor III some quarters, there are other mat
ters such as The socialist movement whose discus.
sion at Gastcn should overcome any feeling of this
Kind. TO France ana Russia especially judging by
recent events any precautions taken against social.
Ism must be welcome. may add here tina. the
port that Prince bismarck has offered his services
TO The Vienna Cabinet rs mediator between Aus
tr1a and Russia in con sequence OF The CONCESSIONS
maze 10 The Poles IN Galicil ~ a mere conjecture
aud has no foundation ia fact.
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HERALD SATURDAY, 23 sl-rlPlE sHEEr

revolt to sterile agitation from Paris 10 vcrsaflles
These elections OF ConseIls Generaux are something
so.emn for you, populations OF the rural distrtcsi
IL IS IN VAN that they endeavOr 10 do without you
and attempt to constitute deGnitive government
without your consent. 1t Is in vain that they at
Tempt 10 dishon0r you by calling you vile multi
tnde' and Turals.' and Affirming that you go to the
voting urn driven by projects and gendarmes Tney
lear you, for you are France the real France that
WORKS, and prays and fights; France laborious DO.
lleving and patriotic; the France In Short that Will
speedily arise from Its ruins more valiant and more
glorious than ever, because 1t Is the France that de-
spairs neither Ofitsef nor Of God. Who dare brave
YOU They drove away your municipal councillors;
you nave established them once more. they dis
persed your C0nsens Generaux; you are about to re-
establish tneD. Arse, then, peasantry 70 WORK
few more EFFORTS and France Will be saved by you
alone Electors, In the day OF social danger when
everything crulnDes around us when the holy Ideas
Of family authority ana religion are trodden under
1901 when revolutlon brushes and grinds on al
sldes when the bands OF the JnternatlOnale openly
preach theft, when the horizon, darkening more
and more IS illumined only by the sinister flashes OF
naming houses. II becomes necessary for You to
close up your ranks, to defend yourselves: II be-
comes necessary for you to nut at your head men
whom no peril VIII daunt in the pursuit Of their
purpose OF securing your political rights, defending
your property and protecting your existence"
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FOREIGN MisCELzsyEaUS ITEMS.

Steam omnibuses have been introducedinto Paris.
La Gamots announces that Italy is arnmg In
view Of war with France.
The youngest OF the female Communist prisoners
Is eighteen, the oldest seventy-i0ur.
The Naples branch OF the International Society,
numbering 1,00)members, has been suppressed
About q hundred colonies and $40 Inferior officers
have retired from the spanish army since october.
1858. '
The railway directors OF Poland have received
orders from the Russian authorities to issue tickets
no longer In the Polish but In the Russian language
The Tale states that the Minister OF War at
r Isd mas oraerea tne SOLDIERS OF INC u,ss "
Tough.
Seventeen trucks, containing nine millions OF
5 Of sG at IN s nss aary Ss Gs inc
stalment OF the share OF The war contribution which
falls to Baya ~, was handed over TO ,c public
Sea captains complain that the spanish qnaran-
tine regulations obllsng vessels to 60 either to
sanandcr or ygo have become sonree q II ~.
having clean bills Of health and ~ me next ne place
tine charges Of various kinds.
the hotel OF the French Ambassador In Berlin was
decorated, till within the last lew DAYS, win the
initial N. and the arms OF the Emperor Napoleon Ill
carved In stone OH the la9adc. on tlie 2otn uIt.
ing the symbols OF the empire with sheets OF zinc
not eiracing them Several Berlin Journals ask not
the belief that an imperial restoration Is still the
cards in France
Among the many queer specimens OF French no.
lions of ,isce we find, these latter ana tr0ubl0us
tlmcs the Following Is not the least noticeable:-,
Tnere Is q Revolutionary committce ut Lyons in tho
Rne (,ro,Ge OF which M. H6n0n, the present MayOr
of that city IL leading spirit. Now 1t appears that
on the occasion OF the enaeme VI April 30 las; the
committee In question signed an order 'to invade
the Hotel dc viIIc," tho proof Of when was giyen 10
the court martial at which the man Paraton was
tried, to whom The order was given This fellow
plratOn. cDnucmncl to ueDDr,atiCn AZ
but the "commlitec" nonrlshes openly aud fear.
lessly and M. Hcnon Is still Mayor Of Lyons
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FOREIGN personal GOSSIP.

Victor Hugo, says the Figaro, is going to re-
turn to Paris.
The Emperor and Empress OF BraHii left
COburg on the ID inst for Carlsbad.
Mime. du PIessis d'Arancey died recently a.
vetry-e- Francois, at the age OF 100 years.
--Garibaldi has written letter accepting tho
presidency OF the united democratic soc'enes Of
Mgr Maupoint Bishop OF st. Denis, Reunlou
Island. has JnsG died, alter short illness, agei
sixty-one.
Prince Louis and Princess Alce Of Hesse. are
expected to visit England mis- month, and 10 stay
for short time az Balmoral.
.-,-M Gambelta and marshal MacNahon have
beeA examiDc by The French Committee Of InVes-
ligation on the conduc. OF the late war. :
M. Theirs has sent his card to all the Ambas-
sailors and Foreign Ministers IN Paris. II bears
simply the words president Of the French Rep"o-
M. Cavaliere better known as Pipe en- Bots;
has been sentenced by the court martia az Vcr~
sailles 20 transportation anu imprisonment III
The Prince dc Meuernich, Austrian Ambas:
sador to France, has left Tor hungary on leave OF
absence. HIS dulles VIII be performed by COUNT
hoyds.
Captain Keith Fraser Of the Life Guards, has
been appointed 10 attend the foreign officers AMI
visitors OF distinction who may arrive III England
TO witness the manuuvres.
Prince Bismarck is said to have made the re-
mark that political have given place to cares
OF so iasrn and that the latter disturb his sleep
still more than the former.
--Gustave Tridon, one or the members Of the
Commune, has Just died at Brussels, aged thirty
lie Is said to have possessed fortune Of 900
francs, ana to have lett IL ali TO the International
M. Drouyn de Lhuys according 10 the Lon,iou
TOSt Is likely to accept the Ministry or Foreign
ACairs when modined CABINET Is formed, Or rep.
resent France at the Court Of Queen Victoria.
M. Victor Place, the late Consul General Of
France at New York; Is still imprisoned nc Mazas,
and viii ne tired for fraudulent practices IN Inc
purchase or arms and ammunition for the French
government.
The names OF the Wahabees sen tenced to trans
pOrtatiOn Tor life are Afneer Khan M0barux All,
Tobaruk All, Haji Din Manomed ana Aminoodn.
Hasnmadad Khan and Peer Mahomed have been
acquitted. v
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G RMANY.
Kaiser WiIliam to the People.
10 German tnurnals nuhlish the following mr.
''.'--'''-N'-'1,1>-'-'1'-".'---.>|>-'>-

Kaiser william to the People.
The German journals publish the following pro.
claD,stion OF his Majesty the German Emperor
From all parts Of Germany, up 10 the present
moment have received kilograms announcing the
cordial and Joyous welcome that has peen every.
where offered 10 our soldiers who have recently
returned 10 their homes In addition TO the
to the greatness and the unity OF Ger
many, each Of these warriors will perceive IN
this warm reception manifestation OF that
gratitude which his country owes him and thank
full recognition Of his arduOus perseverance and adj
mirable services-services whose immense signih-
by the numerous congratulations l have received
frcm every possible quarter on the anniversaries OF
the glorious days OF Gravel0ite and Sedan. With
my hearty thanks for these enthusiastic cOngratua
tl0ns feel impelcd 10 express my deep gratidca-
ton at the festa reception that has been given
our brave troops. WILLIAM.
GASrIIN, Sept. 4, 1871.
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FRANCE.

Prince Napoleon Proposes 10 Tell tho Truts.
The GGu,ois publishes a pamphlet which IL states
Is about 20 be issued by Prince Napoleon, entitled
'.I.a VERT mes Caomniate urs.n In i. the Prince
amer explaining his reasons for meeting the Attacks
that have been male upon him, notably By NJ. Jules
Fayre In the Assembly, proceeds TO m eet two
chsrges:-Flrst that he had provoked ire late
war; and. second, that he had avoided meet
ing the enemy. With respect to tile Hrst
charge he says that in June, 1870, being
desirous OF becoming bcttcr acquainted with Europe
and OF escaping from 'sterile agitatons ana pOii.
cal iairgnes,m he obtained the Emperor's permis.
sion TO leave France which he aid without the least
suspicion Oi any impending danger. Tie first inti-
NATION o. such was conveyed TO INN by telegram
which nc received ne Bergen. in Norway, on the stn
OF Jnly, wIich ran characterization very deli
cate Us relates to The PrussoSpanisb incident but
nothing new yet. Saw N. Olivier this morning who
requests Your Imperial Hlghness 10 keep WITHIN
reach Of me telegraph, and Will send despatch II
Tromsoe the following lelegram:-"C on, plicaIions
removed. The Prince Of Prussia witndraws his
% me W scnn ae WI R as na one
the ION OF !uy came despatch:-.'last evening
my war. inc majority in the CnsmDer are for
war, but Will hesitate to take tnat ex-
treDic sep. Zee Ministry Ia very ncsitaiing
To-day there VIII be mterpela ions. VIII telegraph
! Great preparations 1or war are gong On." Upon
spdich: THE Emperor begs YOU To- retnra as speed
iiy as possible. War inevitable. Reply immediately
w tniegranl." The irece states mat he stared at
once and arrived IN PARIS on the 2lst. In reply 10
az. ~ - .sis =, "ou ~ Vnrnis y, avccpng
,n,, ~ ,.ais, We ssys ,ia, ~ is 't.uih nc
ra,na n ,n ".a o oi,a 49, .uu ,no iniPSlor
r,,s -, 49,, , W. ~" 10 inu
nror ne a,, acn,, "'i M. .usss,, miiivn
~. ma,, sn a. i,r,n ",,,,,,.. Couhcli5
I ~, IN , ,ev ~ ~, piir VI
W,nian,s n,.ea t no n, a ' 49, 'Du W his
form part OF The expedition under LIE command
saw dI,1in",,es ~, ~ w. or,a rr,,n - i,,1ni
c",nuaud M, defrr,,,,,,,t in moot ,hem ~
,,n,,nn' ne 80 ~, W., ", ,, ,.,,o, 800 n.n. e.
10 H.. C,h,no an5 ,rs,r ,,,o,i.d !. ,,,,,, ~,
AN, ~, ~. n,rna,1,,, ,.on;i not "a W. "
some t,,ne t"o DE- ,ca tnc ~
son ~ ,,cnnnanv nm Trna paw ~ ,ln ,nn,
ter In rho ls,n ~ Im,v an ,,nnari,, oror v',
issued M NIL otiacniav General or Gvsion pr,uco
Napoeon 10 the neaduuaftcrs Of the Army of tlie
Rhine Ihe namDnleL slys.-
oe heeu ho Iecs me cVee w1icn occurred between The
In ~ Ja i'u t"e ,s'a ,nss, sauy snpy, ana
sisnS fcip.ilra WIN tae incfv uhti the morning OF
a" ,aa 4, c sbises are ang e tsa ' yo y ht