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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12
FLORIDA.

This little State will decide the Pres
idential question yet. That is, the au-
thorities there will make it, so plain
that Tiiden carried the State, that the
Radicals will not longer dare to attempt
to steal it. We will give the situation
there at present. The State has been
canvassed three times, and at each cam
vass the Radicals on the Returning
Board have yielded more and more.
At first they made short work Of the
State, throwing out and doctoring re-
turns enough to stcount in" their whole
ticket, including both congressman.
In obedience to IL mandamus to re-
count the vote, in accordance with the
law, and with the evidence furnished
by the ballots, they conceded the cleo
ton Of the State Government and the
Democratic Congressman, but still
counted the electoral votes for Hayes.
To bring about this singular result, they
threw out one county, which they first
counted. After. they got through with
that fraud, the Democratic electors APP
piled to the Supreme Court for = man-
dalnus to compel them to count the
vote yet another time. The Court will
hear arguments in this case to-day land
there is but little doubt about the final
| result.
In the meantime, Gov. Drew has
| been inaugurated and IL Democratic
| Legislature is in session. The Cover
| nor and the Legislature will certify to
the true result in favor of T;lden, and
altogether the Radicals will have "a
very hard time of it to steal the State.
Since the above was written, the tel
egraph reports the arrival of the Flor
ida Congressional Investigation Com
mittee ut Washington, and that one OF
the Republican members of the Conn
| ulittee will unite with the Democrats
in reporting that the State was honestly
carried by ridden and ucnG:irks.--
IIcksb,Oy Herald, 3h.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12
REMARKABLE WINTERS.


Now is the time to trot out para
graphs about remarkable winters
winters that have distinguished them
selves by being either colder or war-
ner than the law allows. No WeIl-re-
gutated newspaper will neglect his duty.
Referring back to our files, we find tina,
in ll72 the temperature was SO high
that leaves came out on the trees in
January, and birds Matched their
broods in February. In 1888 the wca-
thcr was equally mild, and the mai
.Iens of Cologne wore wrcaths of viO-
lets and corn flowers at Christmas and
rWelfth-Day. In l421 the trees flow
cred in the month of March, and the
vines in the month of April. Cherries
ripened in the same month of April,
Peaches appeared in May, and little
boys commenced to fall out Of apple
trees Il little later. In 1872 the trees,
were covered with leaves in January,
and the birds Matched their young in
February, asin 1l72. In 1856 the same.
thing was repeated ,and ii is added that
the corn was in ear at Easter. 10 the
best of our memory there was in France
neither snow nor frost throughout the
winters 1898, 1907, 1909, 1917, 1869; Ii
nally, in 1862, even in the North OF
Germany, the stoves were not lighted,
trees lowered in February and outdoor
bouquets were showcrcd on the news
paper Offices without number. itseenis
but yesterday. Coming to later dates,
the winter of IS4G-'47, when it thun-
dered at Paris on the 2sth of JANUARY,
and that of 1866, the year of the inun-
d:ltion of the Seine, may be mentioned
as very mild.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12
REX PROCLAIMS.

Rex, the Great King of the Carnival,
has launched his Goth edict, and woe
be those who may fail to obey his conn
mands. His Majesty announces for
mally that he will be here on Martli
Gras, the 18th February next, to lead
the grand pageant which his inarshais
are preparing for the great event, and
commands that all lines of transporta-
ton throughout the length and breadth
Of this land, portion Of his Royal
Domain, shall Immediately cause to be
promulgated Il reduction of their tariff
of fares, in order that all his loyal sub
jects shall be afforded the greatest iacl
tiles to visit the royal capital, New
Orleans, on Mardi Gras. All loyal
subjects of his gracious majesty, resi-
dent at tho capital, arc ordered to forth
with begin their organizations and re-
port promptly to the Department of
War for assignment to station and
Scrvice.-N. u. Der,ocstd.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12
LEGAL.
.CHEESlFF'S SALE.


Herman Meyer state OF Louisiana,
VS.. Parish of OuachitH,
Nat blanchard. 14lh District Court.
BY virtue of an order OF seizure and sale
issued in the above case and dircctc ed to me-
bearing date Dec. 3Oth, 1876. have SEIZED
notified defendant thereof, and will offer
for sale
Saturday, nth day of February, 1877,
within the legal hours. at the Court house
door ofSaiu parish, the following described
property, to-wit:
The south west quarter of section twenty
four, the northwest quarter OF northeast
quarter of section twent y-fiNe, and the
southwest quarter OF southeast quarter Of
section twcnty-tuIIr, and the south west
quarter OF northwest quart er OF section
twenty-four; all in township eighteen north
of range two east, continuing $500 acres
more or less, toGcther.with all the build
mgS, .vc. Seized Defendants proprril
and will be sold according to law to sat iStv
said order of seizure and S:t!e and cost.
SAMtE III. WHITFIELD, Acting, Sheriff.
Per CHASED .IiNosI<I. Deputy Sheriff.
Monroe, january II, 1877. ,it
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12

The negroes in the South, says II cor
respondent of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, calculate time entirely rom the
year of emancipation. IL you ask the
date Of any ., ent, they will tell you
it occurred so many years before Stree
DOM" II you ask the age of Il child the
mother or father may tell you, sit was
horned two year before freedon," or ssit
was horned jist three year and two
months after freedom" The use of the
word stMaster, "ors' Massa, 'or''Mar's,"
as it was vnriously pronounced by the
slaves, has passed away. For it has
been substituted the comprehensive
term ssboss.' There is no master, or
monsieur for the freedmen every man
who is white, or who is in authority, j.
"boss."
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12
ClIS'S,l.SSlON SALE,
Mules and ether Property fnr Sale,

Males and ether Property tor Sale.
On Wednesday,. january 2lth, at Wilder
ness Plantation, and on Friday, january
:!ith. 1877, at W"udburn Plantation. More
house PARISH will he sold, ut auction sales
succession of Charles II. MorriSou forty
eight mules Two steam engines. four ynkcS
oxen, Il large lot OF farming IMPLEMENTS
corn, fodder and all other personal property
on Sali p!tnt.i ions, described iii the iUveti-
tory tor MorChnu~e Parish, flied in Clerk =
ONCE, monroe. For particulars next
Two issues MorehnuSe Clarion. Terms,
cash. for not less than appraiSrmc n : ~ hirh
are moderate. w. W. EARAIEf,
january lG-Gt Atluittfst trtt,r
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12

The indianapolis Journal reports an
instance of unparalleled parental brutal
ity. A little girl, three days OLD, and
evidently suffering agoni,s, was recent
~ left clandestinely ut the Orphans
Home, and had been labelled as .sMi-s
Centennial, born Dccrmbcr >, 1876"
When the child was stripped it was
discovered that both her shoulders were
burned, in fact branded, with a rru-hot
iron, probably for future recognition.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12

Robert O'Harn went into a san Fran
cisco police station, said that he had
swallowed poison, and asked for q
place to die. He was not believed,
whcreupon he offered to bet ten dollars
that he would be dead within an hour,
the money to be given TO his family il
he won. The wager was not made, but
oHara died before the end OF the hour.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12

1t is suggested that il MIR. Hayes
should be inaugurated he should open
his inaugural address with these words:
"Called to the Office of Chief MagiS-
trate OF the United States Ivy the unjust,
illegal and arbitrary action of the Lhu>
isianu Returning Board i'll reversing a
large majority for my opponents, and
the similar action Of the Florida Board
Of Canvassers, l assume, etc.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12
HOUSE FOR REST.

That very comfortable and conveniently
located property on the railroad, corner OF
Jefferson aud second streets, city of Mon
roe. property of the succession Of Charles
a. MORRISON, formerly occupied by w. W
FARMER and now occupied by Mrs. NJ. Solo
mon. Apply to w. w EARNIEI,
january PIT Administrators
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12

The expenditures of the United States
Senate for the year endeng June 80,
1876, show that there We're purchased
during that period ten gallons OF
cologne, thirteen gallons of bay-rum,
one dozen and Il half bottles of Mar
Unique snuff for the Senate Chamber,
one hundred pounds of champion,
besides many other articles for the com
fort and convenience Of Senators.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12
iisElsT RICHTER,
n BPHDLSTERE

Machinc-Maic Mattress ManutR cturPr,
MONROE, la.
Furniture re-upholstered and repaired
vanishing, carpet laying, etc. Makes
mattresses soft on both sides with cotton,
moss, etc, centre~ of corn shucks or excel
Siur, to use either side. superior and
cheaper than the handmade old style cot
tom top. Special attention is paid to the
rcnovating of old mattresses, which, by this
ncw invention, are made equal to new
ones. Oct. Is, 1876. tn
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12

. The cotton crop of Louisiana is short
between thirty-iive and forty per cent,
and sixty six per cent. of the product
mas already been marketed. Tho IA
pidity with which the crop has been
forwarded is unprecedented.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12

Two Tennessee eN-convicts are now
pastors Of Methodist churches out Yves .
They reformed while in tho fcnitcn-
tilry and became teachers OF the con-
victs' Sunday school.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12
'I,Ill: t'Alts.Ok SALOON,
GRAND STREET, MONROE, LA.

After thorough repairs and the addition
Of many improvements, is rc-opened to the
public, with the assurance that the best
qualities of Liquors and Cigars will be kept
ut the bar, and customers will be served
with rroinptneSs and politeness.
q. w. PIERCE,
Proprietor.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12

Gov. Nichols, it is stated, has ap-
pointed ex-Gov. McEnery recorder of
mortgages in New Orleans.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12

Misrepresentation Francis, OF the
British Army in India, writes thus;
warmly in favor Of cold tes. as superior
toany alcoholic or malt beverage, when
sustained physical vigor is requisite:
GA few years ago l accompanied Il
wcil-known Nimrod on Il tiger shooting
expedition. My FREUD, Il man of keen
nervous temperament and in excellent
health, had been recommended always
TO drink bitter beer twice u day. /
drank nothing but cold tea throughout
our trip. Every evening, shortly after
Iinner,my companion sturned in quite
exhausted, while 1 read or wrote till
ihi.inight, rising at 5 quite fresh. /
could ;,dduce from my own experience,
extending over many years in Il tropi-
cal climate, several other witnesses.
Tea is not followed by the depression
which, as a rule, succeeds in the case OF
alcoholic Sti,nuiants.'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12
MONROE: BAKERY,

Bt:SIARD STREET.,
ii. pErZOLD, Proprietor.
Families supplied with bread made OF the
best flour. Cakes of every kind kept for
-,lc, made to order.
Fancy Groceries, Tobacco, Cigars.
Fruits, CONNECTIONS, &C.,
Kept in stock and will be sold ut the lowest
market price. October g. 1876. ~
ATTENTION!
I 1tENCE and tax payers, study your i'll
II tcrest. IL. KIN DfRNANN ON Desiard
street, has some City Hrd Parish scrip for
sale ut It discount.
December l, 1876. 81
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12
TRENTON ADVERTISEMENT

TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS
hANlEl. Il. HEAD,
TRENTON, LA.,
RE living. FORWA RIDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Dealer in
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS.
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS,
BAGGING, TIES, WAGONS
CARTS, EUGGII;S, ROCKAWAYS,
COOKING STOVES. FURNITURE,
AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
Of all kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton in cash
and supplies. Trenton, Sept. %, 1879 n2:ly
~ EEEGEsS fos'"e,iy ef W. Lesamoo, L.
VA. ALLEN, formerly "f IrH".nrk", Ala.
BURGESS X ALIEN,
TIRE NTON, LA.
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
AND GENERAL MERCH ANDISE.
HIGHEST MARKET rEIcE
I'ti1 for cotton. Wool ana JI,l,.s.
vll-l:1y
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12

An Austin special OF the Goth to the
Galveston News mentions the death in
the former city, on the 25th instant
of Col. G. G. Gillespie. Deceased will
be remembered by many of our citizens.
When the war broke out he was ceii-
tor OF the New Orleans Christian Adj
v"c,tc. Though Il minister, he, like
Wilkes and Carter, also Methodist
ministers, had command of II Texas
rcssilnelt-tilc three regiments co,,sti-
tuting what was called C:,rter's brigade,
though the last named illustrious gem
tl"rnan never received the appointment
of brigauier general.
Gillespie, like Carter, turned scala
wag after the war. Although the grave
should cover the faults Of the former we
viii remark that both had !, higher
appreciation of fine wines than OF gen
eral piety. Unfortunately Carter still
lives. We have scarcely heard of Mr..
Wilkes since the surren'ler,b but presume
| hrremainetl faithful to his religion and
to his acknowledgment ITntes.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-01-12
DEATH OF SENATOR MEREDITH.

Thursday a sad event occurred in the
death of rhos. +. Meredith, State Sen
ator from the Eighteenth Senatorial
District. Mr.. Meredith expired at the
st. james Hotel, at $3.50 p. NJ. In the
the people of this State, as well as his
afflicted family have suffered II serious
loss.
I, Ills untimely demise,i in the prime of
life, is anevent to be most deeply de-
piored, not only bya family of whose
affection he was the beloved object, bat
also,b the people of the State to whom
his services We're especially valuable
at this momentus period.
Mr.. Meredith was born in the parish
of Caldwell, Ia, where he has continu-
eel to reside. He was admitted to the
bar in 1871, and as an attorney has
earned Il high reputation for ability and
integrity.
He represented his parish in the
Legislature of 1874 with credit to HIM
self, and was elected Senator at the late
election. In the walks Of public and
private life his conduct was excn-
plary aud above reproich.
To his friends and relations it will be
some consolation to know that he died
with an unsul!ied honor, and resigned
to the dispans:ltion of inscrut;ble Prov
idcuce, resretting only that his last
| iluurs on earth should he spent away
from home aud family. Mr.. Meredith
! though elected Senator for the Eigh.
tecnih District, was not returned by
the Returning Board-N. o. Picuy,0'c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-14
2lrbetter GonUettt lit SbiO. Gin
alii9cl Oer 2lrbetterpartet Oereis
1ttQt ftdl nit 0ett StflQttottfitett

Col bus, O., 13. september. -
Sin @onueut Der 9lrbeiter bieleS Staate8 trat
beIte bier Suiammen, mel6em etma $50 9ele
gaten aus 80 Counties betruobnten. B1breuo
OeS Wtorgen8 beiano it6 Der @onpent in Sc
beimiitung uno bei6dftigte iih nit Der @utz
merfuHg etues BlaneS Sur Sereui9ung aller
Arbeiter, meld)e bem bon benz 2lrbeiter=@on=
bent in Cincinnati alf9eltellten Sidet opponl-
ren, nit Der 9reenbad- ?Gartei. 9aS @reflI=
tio=Somite Der lebteren Yartet mar aumeieno
uuo mllligte eiu, oa5 Don ben @reenbGdlern
aufgeItellte Stdet SurlidSuSiebert, menu tbrc
@runOldte im 8etrefi Der @Ourantz Ieform
bon Den 9lrbeitern gebilligt miirOeu. Der &ors
l9la9 muroe an9euommen.
Spdter murOe cine Blattform in 0ffentlifer
Slbung obne meitere 0isfuiiion Qnaenont=
men. 9ielelbe foroert Die @inlGluug Der 8ut-
beSzSbligatiOnen al ooer Dor Dem Gage ibrer
DtaturttGt i'm Gtnflange nit benz @eiebe, M
ter meldem iie Oerau8gabt mrOen; ferner biz
8emonettiirung be5 Silbers, iofortigen 98i-
berruf 0eS RelumptiOnSgelebeS, nid)tiettire.
ride Shulen, Gonroliruug aller incorporir
ten @eieaidaiten our9 Die 8e9ieruug, iomit
Die S0rOeruug uno Nu8beutung Der ,6itlfS.
queQen 0eS 2au0e8. Die 6iuQn,plant,
Der YlattfOrm ipri6t Der 8e9ierung Oa5 8e6t
gu, iopObl SartgelO, ais 8apiergelO ben @r
| fOrOeruifen OeS QaubeS gemdB gu perauSgu
ben, lInO ertlGrt, oieieS 8eht ioQte uid)t al
Geieui6aften oOer 8riuat- Berionen itbtrtra
gen werOen; iie iOrOert, OuB Der uOle Setrao
Ser GegulteuOernOten 400 Wdaioneu) mieOt)
in @irtulatiOu geieet unO gum geietmdBigcr
3ablungSuittel genadt merOe; ierner Der
laugt ite Ocn iOfOrtigen gSiOelrIf OeS gtatio
nalbauf= Geiebes.
Stepben Sobuiou ans Miami= &Ountu (ruel
der ais @Ouoerneur8=@anoiOat an Der Spit
oe8 iebt 3uriidge3ogeueu Greenbad Sidet
Itano) purOe gum @ouOerneur uuo Sor. @byi
itOpber 9emiS aus 6rautlin @ountp sun
Sice @ouOerneur nOminirt. 9lu9 fir Oi
iibrigen StaatsGmter wurOen Ganoioaten aui
Qeltellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-09-14
gSabrSfcinlidD eitt @ateratcrS .

Nem=Y orf, II. Septbr.- @ine Oepefle
aus gSiltesbarre, Ba., melOet: ySobu San
Siem, Elm berporra9enOeS Witglieo Der y@rau=
GER" in @olumbiaz@ouutp mobnbaft, mur0e
am letten SOnntag8 Dtorgeu in Der NGbe
lelner 8Obnung ais 2eide auigcfunbeu. Sein
SOpf mar Seri9nlettert unO iein S0rper Don
27 9tebpOiten Our6bobrt,
Otan bat bis iebt gti6ts entoedt, mas sur
@ntoedltng bes Nt0rOers fiibren f0unte. @S
erhellt iebOdJ, OaB San Gtep un0 Ieine SSrau
isit mebrsren Sabren iebr ungtitdlidJ nit ein=
amber lebten. San Qielu iol elmer bena6bar=
ten &tttpe grOBe Iufmerfiamfeit erlpieien
unO feline eigene 9attiu bel oeri6ieoenen Sc
le9enbeiten unmeni6liA miBbanoelt baben.
@r hattie o9ar 6fter8 geOrobt, feline 6rau su
t0bten, unO me6rere MitgIisOrr ieiner 5amilie
erflGrten bterauf, tuenn er cine iol6e Shat be-
ginge, 10 miirben fie i'm t6bten. Sein 18z
lGbriger Sobn Charles iagte Dor Sur5em,
wenn iein Sater jemals ieine Nutter rpieoer
miBbanOle, 10 meroe er i'm eri9ieBen. 9ie
eetdle murOe an etnem gSege aufgefunben,
melder nad bem SauIe Der obenermG6nten
9Sittme fiibrt. San 2iew mar 60 Sabre alt
IND biutertdBt ie9S &tnOer.
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@ambetta's @er1trtbetlntta.

Gin GROCER Staatsmann @nglanO's madltt
einntal Die Seuerfuug: y5iuBlano's 8egiez
rung lit cine Sprannei, geuilOcrt our6 Meu=
delmoro. ."-gSir Smetfeln, oh Der benoenbe
gSiP Yalmerlton's Su finben I'M StanOe ipG.
re bur6 mas Die beuti9e Oespotie uno
Sprannei Der franS6ii6en 8epublif eemilocrt
tuiiroen. AlS Dor mebrtren Sa9en Die 9tad)=
rid)t eintraf, oab MacDfabon's 6eQierunq
6rrl. @ambetta pc9en ieiner Dor einigen 80
den in 2ille gebaltenen 0ieOe pro3eiiireu lalIen
perOe, ifiittelte 0tan3er ben SOPf; bD9fens
9epann man Die lleberSeugung, Oab Die &es
gierun9 benz groBcu Yarteifiibrer Gele9enbeit
5u elmer 5iinOenben SertbeiOigung geben iperz
De. 9eute miro beri9tet, taB @dmbetta gu
brei Mtonaten SefdngniBbaft uuO 2OOO 6rcs.
@elbbuBe obne gSeiteres uerrrtbeilt nor.
ben iit.
gSas bat er benn eigentli3 perbro6en?
Gr iagte in etner 9tebe Ill QtQe: y6iir6tet
nibt, NaB, menn 10 Uiele MiQiouen 6ranSo=
fen an ben 8ablurnen geipro9en baben pers
ben, tr9enO Sentano geiunben meroen fam,
unO lei feline Stelung nod 10 bod, Der es
tuagen ptrb, Der SolfSnleinung Su troben.
gSenn 6rantretd ieine Stimme pernebuen
ldBt, baum beiBt eS entmeoer llntermerfunQ
ODER IbOanflng."
llnb burum brei Mouate @efGngnib unb
1000 SrancS @elobuBe llniere bemOtrati=
f6en SrelInbe i'm @ougreiie unO in Der YreTe
perben iib freuen, OaB iie nidt i'll Srantreid)
lebeu; Oenu, wenn Supes ieine @e9ner bier
81 9auOe in berartiger gSeiie uerfolgen mollte
ODER f0nnte, baun miiroen balb neue @efdn9=
niIie 9ebaut perben miiiien, uno bic Static.
nalihulO f0nnte burh Die eiugebenOen @elOz
bnBen gebeGt meroen. gSe9en einer 10 Sab=
menaeuBerung, Die 9tid)tS, ais cine betannte.
gSabrbeit ertbdlt, einen 0tann ueriOlgen gu
laiieu, 1T tbatiG9li6 OaS 60hlte, mas Die
Sprannei in irgeno ei1em Hanoe 81 leiiten
perulag, Su Sen swan;iger unO breiBiger
Sabren, ais bic 0ieattion nit eiiernem Critic
bur9 europa i6ritt, burfte man in Sruuf.
reid taulenOmal freier ipreden, als gegert,
iuGrtig. Otau brau1t nur S6rue'S Barrier
Sriefe 81 leien, nm ii9 bapon Su iiberS Seugen,
Gin iol9er 9espotismus miirOe falt ld9er.
lid eri6etnen, weun er ni1t 10 fur6tbarer
Grnit wdre. gSm fenneu nllr BEN Croft,
OaB Die frGn56FiAe 8eOblterung ii6 benielbeu
ni9t lan9e 9efallen laiien WirO.
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Ser Sob Ses &duptlinas .GrasD>
S3OrIe." - Sin OteltGelmoroSs
9ttteutot a1tf Sen. Sroof.

y III p q gteor., u. Septor. - Gte 1te-
f9e y8ee" piro nlorgeu eineu Qrtitel perGfz
fentlifeu, na9 wel6em @eneral @roof nab
reno Der lebten lluruben auf Der ReD @lOuoz
Ngeutur beinabe O08 Spfer eiueS Weu6el-
mOrOs Our6 y@ra3g~ 6Orie" gepOrOen mdre.
2ebterer hattie Die SnOianer auf,ureiSen uuo fte
gum Scrlaiien Der 2lgentur gu bemegeu uer-
iu6t, obne iebod ben gelpiini6ten @rfolg 5u
babell. Inter ben n0rbli6en Siour mar er
etner Der mddtigten 6duptlinge gelueien; ais
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