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GENERAL NEWS.

KANSAS CRY. Aug. N.-The Times has in
formation of the killing of Col. Wheeler, a
wealthy Texas cattle dealer, by thieves, who
ran off 400 to 500 head from his ranch in
Texas Wheeler, who started in pursuit, was
killed in the fight
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. A-Thirteen counties
in different parts of this State report frost
Sunday morning. Corn suffered great dams
age; some points report three-fourths killed.
Tobacco is totally destroyed.
CHICAGO, Aug. "a Frost in this State and
Iowa Monday morning. Small vines are
killed and potatoes and corn more or less in
jured.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 24-Father Jeggel was
arrested for assault and battery for ejecting
Vincent Hsgsrman from the Catholic Church,
of which Hagerman is member.
A benevolent society called the Knights Of
St George had picnic and allowed dancing.
Father Jeegel attempted to prevent dancing.
froSrrrparyru YAvr pAau
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

CHICAGO Aug. "a "A dispatch from Rock
ford. Ill. states en- excursion train with 500
passengers was thrown from the track by
striking a COW while returning to that city
from Geneva Lake last night The engine,
baggage car and two passenger cars were
wrecked. One passenger was killed and six
wounded.
MoRRIsrowN, N. j., Aug "a "A collision
occurred between wild Cat " coal train and
regular freight train on the Delaware, Lack
awana and Western Railroad to-day, near
Port Morris. Both engines we're smashed and
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INTERNATIONAL AMATEUR REGATTA.

SARATOGA, Aug. 24.-The third annual in
ternatlonal regatta of amateur oarsmen COM
menced to-day. The weather was lovely and
the water perfect
The championship for single SOULS was won
by c. E. Courtenay. of Union Springs, and
the junior single scul race was won BY Jas.
Riley, of the Neptune Boat Club.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE BRASHEAR TROUBLE.
No More Disturbance Apprehended
Facts Exaggerated BY Press
Dispatch.
Especial to New Orleans Bulletin.]

BRAsHEAR CRY, Aug. "a.
Editor New Orleans Bulletin:
We have had no disturbance since Sunday,
nor is any apprehended. There has been no
danger of riot at any time The trouble
was among the employees of the railroad, all
of whom are now under bonds to keep the
peace. The press dispatches greatly exag-
gerate the facts. w. B. MERCHANT,
JNo. VAN SLYKE,
ALFRED CRUMPToN,
Jacques WILDENsrEIN,
Couucilmen of Brashear.
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Colored camp meeting: 60 heah der car a
rumblin'. roarin' frou der land, eah der
steam bnzzin No second class on dis yer
train. Yves bound for Canain's land. Come,
children, git aboard Everybody git right
aboard dis yer train while we heah der steam
buzzin, an while we heah der car rumb-
lin. Come, children, git aboard" etc.
"Brudder Johnson, please lead us in prayer,
an meanwhile Brudder Smith will not inter.
rupt dis yer meetin' wild onspiritual CONVEX.
sation
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TWO MEN SHOT.

DETROIT, Aug. 24.-Albert Malito, mer-
chant OF Ragerd city, and Edward Sullivan,
his book-keeper, were both shot, probably
fatally, last night, while standing at desk in
Malitos store. Fourteen buckshot entered
Malito's side and it is scarcely possible he
can recover.
Sullivan was shot in the face receiving q
fearful wound. The assassin is unknown,
but supposed to be one OF Malito's laborers.
He had been quarrelling with them during
the day.
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Mrs. Scott Siddons has distinguished her,
self as volunteer rifewoman. The BEDFORD
and Torrington R. Corps have obtained :,
new long range, which was recently forinaly
opened by Mrs. Scott-Siddons. In the pres
ence of Sir Edward Green, the local gentry
and the officers and men Of the respective
corps. Mrs. Siddons took a Marshall enry
rifle and fred at the target making a :. bulls
eve" the first time and "center with
her second shot.
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THE LOST BALLOONIST.

PoRT Hope, Mich. Aug PA bottle
found washed ashore, this morning, contained
the following: "Over Lake Michigan, at P.
M. of the evening of starting, about 80 miles
from Chicago, about 5000 feet high-A gale
is coming from the northeast; the balloon is
getting out of order, the gas escaping fsst.
Can't remain up much longer; will surely
land in the lake. fearful storm.
DONALDSON" The writing is we'll preserved.
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The Philadelphia papers take kindly to the
suggestion that Andrew Johnson's tailor shop
be exhibited at the National Centennial next
year, with the original sign board hanging
out. bearing the words, ga. Johnson, tailor.
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Latest from BraShear City.

The very latest telegraphic news from
Brashear City, received this morning, is to
the effect that quiet reigns. The white peo-
pie are now fully prepared to preserve the
peace and order of the parish.
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One of the peculiarities of the paper on
which the Bank of England notes are printed
is its strength. A bank note will support
thirty-six pounds before being sized, and
afterward support man for years if is only
for the right amount
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An estimate has been made of the number
persons that the great cathedrals of the world
will hold with the following results: st. Peters,
81 900; Milan. $1,000; st. Pauls, London,
25, 600; St. Sophia, Constantinople, 23, 600;
Notre Dame, Paris, 2l,000; Pisa, $4,000; st.
Marks. Venice 1000.
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Charlotte Cushman recently told friend
that when she called on Thomas Carlyle she
found him sitting In corner bowling at man
kind.
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FOR RENT.

nor RENT-That desirable residence, furnished,
I 300 ST. Charles street, corner of Clio The two
stores No. 142 Canal street and the spacious house
gsbove them That double tenement residence, with
Vacant lot either side suitable for coal and wood
yard at corner of Jackson and Annuncat N streets
The stores Nos. 81, 80, Al and 43 Natchez street;
Nos 102 and 104 Peters street. and No. los Poydras
street. The shop and property No. 1o3 Rampant
street and the property at the corner OF Magazine
and Seventh streets, used for stibling.
Apply to MERRICK, RACE & FOSTER,
au94 I'm Commercial Place.
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What's the difference between spermaceti
and school boys howl? One is the wax pro.
duced by whale, and the other is wall pro.
duced by the whacks.
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1t is one of the curiosities Of natural history
that a horse enjoys his food most when he
hasn't bit in his mouth.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-25

Best Cordova coffee, parched or ground, So
cents per pound, at the Tea Depot, Camp street.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-25

Splendid mixed tea, one dolIW per pound, ct
the Tea Depot, Camp street.
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"ANTED-A Second hand Portable En- CINE five
w or six horse power. ,xter preferred. AID
dress Engine Bulletin Office, stating terms and
where the same can be seen. au26 st
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IS c cents s per pound. At the lea Depot. s
street. M
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TOR RENT-From first of October next, the
10 finely located stors No. % Poydras st EFT, be-
tween Magazine and Tchoupiteulas streets suitable
for any kind of .rncery ptoduce business. For
terms apply to POLHAUS g. DOLL, FL ur Mer-
chants, &c magazine street. au22 I'm
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAodlNUION, aug. AO 0C0ACt0AJ "a
the Treasury has made decision in reference
to the 5-20's of 1865, May and November, and
the 5-20's of 1865, January and July. The
books and records of the department show
that the 5-20's of 1865, May and November,
known as old 65's, were the first Of these two
loans issued, the date of issue being Oct. 81,
1865, while the consols of 1865, January and
July, known as new 65's, although the bonds
bear on their face the date of July l., 1865,
were not issued until Oct. 6, 1866, it follows
that the 5-20's of 1865, May and November,
known as the old 65's, being first issued
under the law must be the first called. The
date given on the face of the bonds is not to
be taken as the date of the issue, but the fact
as established by the records of the Depart
ment in the application of the law.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The following are
the cotton cases in which the Court of Claims
decided in favor of the claimants and the
United States appealed to the Supreme
Court:
R. G. Johnson, E. D. Bachelor, J. Reese
Cook, Thomas Kidd, administrator of Bolles;
Charlotte Spier, L. b. Brooster, J. j. Cowen,
Thomas Kidd, administrator of Hannah Be-
denbeim; Ed Mclean, J. w. Mayhem, George
Hawkins, Isaac Wade, VIM. T. Smith, Robert
NJ Douglas ct al.
The bark Eliza Buras. leaving, New York to-
morrow, will take the Bermuda mail
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The total imports
of specie values for July, as furnished by the
Chief of the Bureau OF Statistics, is as fol-
Iowa.
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EDUCATION.
'HOME SCHOOL
ADCnTA IA

Eligible buildings being secured the Board of
Trustees would respectfully announce that the Ar
cola School is prepares, to receive young lady pup IS
Orleans St Louis and Chicago Railroad the situation
Is unsurpassed for health and convenient communi
cation with New Orleans. The management assui
patrons that although they have made the terms low
to suit the times the tut ion and board will be un.
excelled as no expense has been sptred to make IT
such farm dairy and poultry yard connected with
the school secure supply of fresh, Healthy food.
Household instruction as well as sewing included In
Tuition.
Terms for Ten Months:
Board and Tuition in English, French and Latin S2oo
(Nnsic -.. 60
Vocal Music 60
Extra branches German -. 30
ocuton and Calistheni -. 80
For further particulars address
au2a i'm Ell vENABLES, Principal.
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WANTED-By White Woman, a situation to
w COOK Wa sh, iron and make hefse generally
useful, in small family. ADDRESS F. D.. Bulletia
Office. aus IT.
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NOR RENT-16 Baronne street, Large and Cool
I Offices suitable for brokers and cotton buyers.
Third floor from SIS to s25 per month second floor
n nronortion Inouire Of H. BEER
ana Eff 1e6 and 1ss Gravier street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Csutinentals-vsu are hereby notified tn
attend meeting of the Association THIS
EVENING. at IA O'Clock, over Hawkins Saloon
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VNANTED- buyer for 10 bales of BROOM
w CORN. Apply to PAYNE. KENNEDY &
Co, 66 Baronne street.. au25 1T
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r ESSONS IN ELOCUTION.

MRS. v. ID. RUTH
will give lessons in Eloeutionary Reading and Decla
Ration in the rooms of the Normal Seminary No. 24I
st Charles street. or at private Ie licences.
Terms moderate Apply at PAT ST. Charles street
au21 I'm
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WAN1ED-By a competent and experienced
w Cooper, Tin and S Get Iron Worker and En-
gineer situation. Has objections to going to the
country. Address j. f. B.. Bulletin Office au24 st
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COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL ACADEMY.
No. 241 st. Charles street.
Session opens MONDAY, September 6, 1915.
r. NJ. LUSHER, Principal.
All the English branches including Mathematics
and the Natural Sciences, with the Modern and the
Ancient Languages taught by experienced Teachers.
y For terms etc. apply at the Academy. au21 I'm
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GooMTuguxD Oh LAST PAGE !
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CT. CHARLES INSTITUTE
bay AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES,
u0a and 1O6 Bourbon street, New Orleans.
Miss OCTAVE LABRANCHE Principal
Successor to G. Mrs Mace-Lefranc)
This School will reopen on September 1879, under
comnerent and highly recommended teachers.
aus I'm
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UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL
Third Street, near Dryades.
The SECOND SESSION of this School will COM
lmence OCTOBER /, 1875
The undersigned is happy to announce that he has
senraued "a fjrst assistant Mr.. EUGENE ID SAUN-
DERS graduate of the University Of Virginia, who
brings the ighest from the Faculty
of that Institution.
Circulars will be issued the middle of August
which can be obtained at Judge Kennards office.
For further particulars address GEO. Z. PREOT,
Principal Lock Box 904 p. q. aul4
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r NJ MONTGOMERY, President.
JUN VI FLEMlNG, Secretary au25 II
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"ANTED-The community to call and examine
wv beautiful assortment Of JAPANESE chill
DREN CARRIAGES which will be sold to suit the
times A new invention and first received. Call
One and All. L. p MADDUX,
aul9 1w 35 Carondelet street..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-02
gas neme 0nrtn,(srscs.

SolgeuOe neue BortoiGee auf Boitlahen Der
britten Slaiie itno ourh OaS @eIeb, ueldcs
am l. April in Strait trQt, beitimnit W0rSeu
uno merOen BON j2tt ah herey1uet:
Snla .. - Sir Bdmpblete, einmaliqe
Pnoltrdtionen, 3eitungen uno Nagn3lne, uns
perl4loliene @trfulare, Viidtr, Sud)-Mauus
lcrlpte, PrObebogen, &arten, OrudiaChelt, 9toz
tenbefte, Stid]e, 9fHfter, 1SrobeH, $betu1raz
p9len, Sdm9eien, StefIinge, &uoJtn, gSurs
3ein unS 5teiier nnO ale iOldle Q9aaren, mel
9e nit Der Roit oerienOet peroen o!irfeu - l
9eiit pro lln3e ooer jeseg Sru6tbeil oerielben.
S0S 9eWtd)t Oct 4adete lit auf 4 8fuub limi.
ttrt unh Oas Borto muB 6ur1 PoItmarfen boQ
porauS be5ablt merocn.
Au8lano. - gta4 bcm Dominion BON
@anaoa-iiir 3eitungen, Sii6er uno ale ionz
ltl9en Orudladle1 l Sent pro llnSe o0er iebeu
Sru4tbell Oerlelben. SOle SorauSbe,abs
lung lit HOtbmeuOig.
9tGf Sene3uela nit Dem ameritaniiden
Radetlhtlie-fitr 3eitungen l Sent pro lime
ooer etnen Srud)tbetl oerIelben unb Sent
auBeroem titr ieOe .3ettunQ, Sir alle anOeren
Orudlnhen GentS pro lluSe, ooer ieGen
Sruttbeil oerielben. 9aS BOrto muB pol
uorausbe5abIt wer6en.
gtah Dem &0ni9reid 6amaii-fiir 9eitunl
gen Sent pro lln3e ober Sru6tbetl oriele
ben. Titr aae anoeren 0rudia6en 4 Gents
tIr A rln5en ober icoer She'll bon lln5en.
SorauSbeSablung notbwenotg.
Nan Sraitlieu per umerifanii6eS 8adet=
i6ttt ODER OtCrifo fin 3eltln9en l Sent pro
lln6e ooer jeben Shell berielben uuO l Sent
ertra fir leoe 3eituug. Sir a1e ionitigen
Orudla9cn @ent8 pro lln3e ooer Srudtbeil
oerielbeu. SOue &Orausbe5ablung unerldB=
Iid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-02
SuADO0eI.

SQum n6lbt i1 Elm miloeret Simmel iiber
bem 0ampfer,nur6fur6teR S5ean, faum la
pen bic, in friI6er Wtdr5briie 4 fIatternOen buns
ten Glaaaen Der tansatlantilden 2lnien sur
Seitabrt ein, ais audi iAon pie, III Oen0tan-
tel be8 YatriotismuS gebiiGlte 9epinnludlt
iid) areinenS an baS @eItaOe iett unb nm bas
Id)DHe @elb iamnert, lpeldeS bic nnbanfba=
rem S1bnc Der Republif andl luteoer lmSoul=
mer 1875 Der bnhleriifen alten 9Selt i'll ben
SdouB merfeu werNen. @hter 9tatiOualiiun
miiBte fe, hort man Oa Hagen, Dor ter 8bors
belt bepahren, baS I'M 9etmatblanoe Ser
Oiente ODER @rqaunerte I'M auSlanOe 5u uers
id,wenoen uuS bic eurOpdiide Snbuitrie III
gtabruno Al ieten, itatt Der eInbelmilhen,
Die trob s5futsoafriiden uidt redt i'll Sang
tommen mill, auf bic Seine 5u belfen. IS
beoari faum Der Grrpdbnung, bGB Die ergret~
feuNlte Seremiaoe oieier glrt i'll ben Spdlten
rcr vi. ~. SimeS" lnnt miro, btc befaunter
NtaBen ctu Ba cnt auf unuerfGllhttu amert,
fauiifen Batriotsmus beTtt. Sn eincm
StoBicui,cr, Der uier.nnb=ein Siertel Spulten
mlBt, rcd3 1ct ne Dem Observation-Disclosures pOr,
meId' fabelbaite Summen eS 3abr fiir Jabr
,,ocrrelit," ,tatt Iie i'll SarGtOga i'll OeripIclcu,
IN gicoport al uerwetten.oNtr III otn, Ob ibrtl
uuiibrtrefald)tn Siidle weltbcrligmlen Sea
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-02
Sic Ied1fc ciNcr SGt0tt.

-
SIT oas GtngehGn cineS ebelid)en Siinbniiz
les Inter alien lln1itduoen fir jeoen 0teniben
eit 9SagniB, 10 bat eS ood fir @rlln0beItBer
gang belonbere 6dbrlihfeiten Sllr 6Olge. Sic
begeben iid nit ibrcr Serbetratbung be8 aus
idllteBlifen SerfIgungs gsredteS iiber ibr i'm.
mobiles Srm0gen unb millien Su ieber Ser
GnOerun9 beTelbeu Die Ginpilli9ung Der Srau
erlangen. Sbne oiele f0nuen ite es ipeoer
perfaufen, umtauiden, ausbaucn ooCr nit
SDpOtbeten belaiten. lInb, nah elmer oOrs
geitern bon 36ter San 8ruut in gtetu.Yorf
QefGlten @ntifeiOunq, tritt bieie Seidrdns
flung ni6t crit nit Dem ugenblide Der Ser
beiratbung, ionoern ifon Dor berlelben in
Strait, lpenn Der Ntauu ben @runobeitb als
Dttttel CUR gSerbung I'M Die 6ran beHutt
bat. gScnn bieS geid)eben, 10 nuB er oarauf
perSidten, baS @runOitiid au 8 et9ener Dtad)t=
oolltommenbett 5u uerfauten ooer 81 ltbertrc.,
gen. - Daniel goan98, etn QSlttmer III p0rs
! geriidten Sabren, ueranlaBte Elm 22z1Gbrtges
| DtGoden, 0urd ben StnmetS 1ut letHen
@runbbeiib i'm 8ertbe bon itter $150,00O
uno iein betrG6tlideS @tnfonlmen, tbm tbr(
| tSanO su reiher. Sier Gage uor Der 6oG).
! S2it iibtrtrIg CT ben 9runobeiit leoo6 Gu
eine beloen S0d)ter, obne ietuer IHSerw6gl.
ten bapon Riltbeilung 5u MAIDEN. &IrS Had
Der 6odlSett erlau9te olelelbe Ieoof DON Ole
ier 6an0lung ibres Waunes ScnntniB unt
iOfort itrengte iie cine Slage auf 8iid8a,I9ig.
ma9un9 Der lIebertr1gung an, melte seiterr
bonn 0tibter San Srlnt Su thren Sumter
eut6ieDen wurOe. 9Criclbe erfIdrt in ieinem
Suta9ten, DaB Die 9eietliden Seitiramn9eu
iibcr ben Gittpenantbetl Die llnter5altunq
Der g8ittuc uuO bic GrSiebun9 Der &inOel
be'pefeu, bic Don 9onngS por9eHommeuC
llebertraguhg ieiues @runoeigen!bnms furl
Dor Der 6eiratb aber nur in Der Abitdt erfOlgl
iei, Die i'll bsirutbenOe 6ran Der 9SObItbat
jener geiebbeitinmungen 5u beranbeu. 9es
balb miiiie bic rebertragur9 fir nuG mi
| lltdltiQ CrElGrt peroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-04-02
5er1renSitrett stptid1en Warpl0nS
lttlO Wiroiuic1l

gSie uniereu 2Ciern bctannt 1T, beIteben icit
nabeSu 5metburOert Sabren Smiiflen Sir1iz
MEN uno MarpianO grenS Sltreitigfeiten melde
aus Der 9olontal3elt Itammen unb III oaS 30
0eralIgltem uerld)leppt moroen iinO. 0as
ltretttge @eblet benebt gum 9r0Bteu Sbeile in
@emGnern, uub oa Die marDlano- -pirginiifen
GepGifer ourd) tbren Iuiternz mo 6ild]retd)z
tbum beriibnlt itnb, 10 lit es ani Den betref.
fen @eluGiIern meoerbOlt 3mii6cn ben Etz
ld)ern Der beioen Staaten iopobl, ais audi
Snti6en ben 6ildJern uno Der QSaIielpoli;ei
81 blutlgen &ufrItten uno SGmpfeu setoms
men.
Seben mir ms Die @ren;linieu an, tpie tie
aie betOcu Staaten beauipru9en, 10 entbeden
mir rarin alleroiugS einen beoeutenoen I'm
teridieo. 0tarplano maft }. 9. 9elteno,
Dap fOlgenOe Beitimmung bic ri9ti9e lei:
Son Der S6eibeltuie Der Staaten Srginien
unb g8eii l. Yirginien an bem iiibmetliden
| llfer oeS 8oton1ac bel nie6erem &aiierfanee
au89ebeno, oil beiagtem SluIIe entlang Inn
| ale lSerften u1lb Scrbeiierun9en berrlm, mel
DIE bon Der Oirginiif)eu Seite in ben Slug
| biucingebaut II. Oorgeihoben merren m0gen,
al Der iiiDmeitlihen Siilte oes 8otomac euts
lang bis Sur 0itlifiten SpiBe uon Smitb'S
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Sbelapedfe- Sai; oann III geraoer Sinie iiber
Die Sai binweg bis sur Wiltte Der GebaritruBe
Sluiiden Dem Bocamofe. uno bem Sa9ier-
Suub, nabe oem iiibli6en @u0e BON g8at=
Inns HoiIt; uon bort in elner geraben per>
ldn9erten 2inie bis gum atl. SceQu.
Ser Stuat Sirgmicn bebauptet 6agegeu,
SaB folgeubeS Die rldltigc GrenSe lei: oil Dem
Der gren3e Sipiiten Sirginieu unb gSeit.
Yugiuien 9egeniiber, am noro0Itltden llfer
oes YotOmac gelegencnPunftc beginnenO, an
linfen Her bes 8OtOmac entlaug laufeno biz
;um 1ltli6Icu @uoe pom Boint Qoofout
6anu in Der tiir5elten 2inie bis summetli6er
9Sinfel Don 29atfiuS' Boiut, pel6er Der
n0toli6en Soriprung oe8 tleinen auamefsr
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