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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07

The RUTLAND SHAVING CAsE.-Tho
suit of Cox against E. rcs, brought
against the superintendent of the house
of correction for damages in cutting of
tue plaintiffs whiskers. the plaintiff
having been prisoner, was ordered for a
re-rlal at Rutland, Friday. This case is
achieving notorety, having been already
ried by two .juries. who returned heavy
verdicts for the plaintiff. Cox was fined
for selling liquor, and was committed till
the fine should be paid. BY law he had
"A hours TO pay the fine, if not paid then
imprisonment followed Cox declared
he would not pay and agreed to waive his
privilege of waiting 81 hours before his
imprisL pment should begin The first
ceremony with Il committed prisoner is
tonsoral. Cox had a heavy red beard OF
some dozen years growth, and when he
saw the BARRIERS chair he change his
mind, and wanted till next day 10 raise
the money and pay up. The sub. keeper
IN. whose hands he was, told him he was
too late pushed him into the CHAR and
had him shaved dry, without first cutting
the beard with shears. Next day Cox
look cold and came rather near diving
Tte doctors swore it was caused by tie
shaving, the judges held hat the officers
had no right to shave him till the a
hours were up, and both iures gave him
rousing Dig verdicts, but each time there
was some informalty in the trial, and
now the poor fellow has got to 90 it all
over again.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07

The American ancestor OF the house OF
Barinos, which has so many distinguishes
and titled intermarriages, was P 10
BLACKSMITH in Philadelphia. Three OF the
richest families in New YORK are sn,u "
be derived from watermelon Peuu'aIr'. IT, -
milkman, aud an oyster opener. ,i hno
president of one Of the great trunh 'ines
through country was greengrocer anu
butter merchant, There are Two Steh.
ediGces in New York; the Drexel o' iiulng
and the Morse building, which orig mate
in two travelling artists. the one taxing
portraits in New Hampshire at v 10 apiece,
and the other painting through Mexico
and saving bis money to become abanEer'
-New York tribune.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07

A LIFE TINE ALLOWANCE or FOoD.-
Nj. Soyer in his "Modern Housewife"
makes Il calculation as to how much food
an epicure of 70 years of age ms consumed.
This imaginary epcure, who is supposed
tobe a wealthy parsonage, is placed by
him on Primrose Hill at ten years, and
told to look around him ut the vast
assemblage of animals and other Objects
he will in lifetime send down his throlt
the sight of which is, of course,
described to be APPALLING. Among the
others, he is to devour 80 oxen, 400 shee r,
100 calves, 200 lambs, 30 pics, 1900 fowls,
800 turkeys, 263 pigeons, 100 turbot, no
salmon, 80 600 oysters, 5745 pounds of
vegetables, 243a pounds of butter, 81 600
eggs, A. tons of bread, besides fruits
sweetmeats. etc, and 40 hogsheads of
wine, 54S gallons of spirits and about 5000
gallons of tea and coffee This is mere
outline of what we are told is destined to
be consumed. To show there is no
Soyer assures us that he has
from experience made up scale of food
for the dav for a period of sixty years,
and it amounts to 33f tons of meat,
farinaceous food, vegetables, etc .-Journol
3 Chemistry,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07

The Minnesota folks concluded they had
had enough of William Wind )ma as Uai,ed
States senator and have chosen Dwi yht NJ
Slbin OF Saltwater AS his successor. Mr.
Sihin is manufacturer who was born in
Illinois 80 yeals ago, studied l,w and
went to Minnesota where he engaged in
business and is now a member of the
Minnesota legislature. Mr.. Window will
live in Washington and 90 into railroad
business. One thing that provoked the
Minnesota people was that he sold his
house in Winona to holp pay for house
built by him in Washington.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07

1t now seems as though the English
government had at last got on the track of
a gang of assassns which it expects to
prove are not only the actual murderers
Of Cavendish and Burke, but are respon.
sible for and have participated in nearly
all the recent political murders in Ireland
The information which has leaked out
leads one to expect the bottom may as
completely fall out of this conspiracy as
the Fool" makes it fall out of the Kuklux
conspiracy in his Err and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07

The democratic legislature of New York
elected with Astounding reform talk, does
not exactly cast the spells to the winds.
In the first month OF the session it created
new Offices more or less unnecessary and
gave salaries to old ones heretofore sup.
ported by the special interests they beno-
liled so as TO increase the cost of state
support of deserving patriots by $4,000 n
year. -Spriagfeid Republican.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07

There is young man in Middlchury, a
clerk in store, who presents curious
phenomenon. He is about twenty years
old, and has not hair anywhere on his
head or body. even his eyebrows and eye
lashes being gone. Some two years ago
his hair began to drop out, starting on the
left side and summing up over the head in
a furrow, and finally spreading all over
the head until he was as bald as he was
the day he was born. His eye brows and
eye lashes soon followed, and none of it
gives any indication that it viii ever grow
again. The loss of his hair is not due 10
sickness, as, though not as robust rs some,
the young man has always enjoyed pretty
good health.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07
BOSTON MARKET. Feb. 6.
Furnished by DARLING h HOSMER, of the Bosto,
Produce Exchange, Commission Merchants,
No n COMMERCIAL street, Boston,

Furnished by DAZZLING n0SMGR Of the Boston
No. A. Commercial street, Boston.
;s-Shppers should bear in mind that the quotations
below represent receivers prices for round lots, and
tatidns eau only be realized for produce that comes up
TO the standard OF choice IN every respect me gua
market are closely observed by buyers, and have
an important bearing upon prices
BUTTER.
A steadicr tone has been developed on fresh made
OF which have 6eel restricted by the recent cold
nd aoS the SS Gas IL lie RsS
stock which is s dun and in e 5E favor The
but there not enough trade in report
ing a general Improvement We quote:
NORTHERN.
EgaDSlin csa%tS; VI me- Sniie
b % 6 5aIg to sood i..is y
Do lar to good, .'...........'....""..sss, S$.
La DR Hs s5E ID :,I ss
DO common ..''.'''..'.'..''''''.''s 10
CHEESE.
There continues to he a moderate demand at .un-
changed prices. We quote:
New York. choice, y ID .lsSan
Northern, fair to good ....,..........,.,..... as
Do choice 10 .ood GS
Do. common. ,.....'.'...''s.'..'...,.. a
EGGS.
The market ia dull and unsettled for all kinds. ak
cept fresh laid Eastern which command Slc b dozen
We quote;
E EsS Tsff s SSrS Vermont 81
Canada ..'''.'''''...'....s'........s
Northern @9
u, isiSuu ''' % "a
'''''.'''''''"h " "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07
POULTRY AND GAME
SHIPPING POULTRY.

The following directions for preparing and shipping
poultry should be closely observed:
Poultry should be xii ed by bleeding in the neck but
never by wringing the neck It should always be dry
pes are cola bs an he easp ons Beiofo the
,ccount should poultry be scaded. as it lessons the
value full one third The wing feathers should always
% removed, the entrails drawn and head cut of.
after the blood is thoroughly drained out the skin
warm weather, when the n-cks should be LETT open.
Always wipe the necks clean.
In packing use clean packages lining the sides and
ends with paper. Pack closely as possible, here
will be chance for the poultry about Never
straw in packing Good poultry will generally sell
for fair price while com non and inferior grades in
B.-The contents of each box should be plainly
marked the cover, whether turkeys, chickens etc;
so gross weight and tare especially the tsre
Put each kind or poultry in separate packages and do
rot mix chickens with old fowl, ducks aud chick
ems, ii you can avoid 1t.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07
GREEN APPLES.
DRIED APPLES.

There is a little firmer feeling for Apples. and No
Baldwlns are selling more freely We quote:
Apples, choice. y bbl. rs a u
Do. common 10 good. w a 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07

Signor Henrico Tamberlik, once ia.
nous Italian tenor, is dead at the age Of GO
years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07
FRESH MEAT
ASHES.

The demand is moderate and market quiet, with
sales 0t Pots at 81 96c and Pearls at 6aa5c D ID. We
luOe
eearls ~ ID.
TALLOW.
There Is a fair demand for Rendered, and the
larket IS firm with sales at s}ads13c u b. Crease
ranEes from Z axe % h We quote:
RsndereQ q
crease. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07
HAY AND STRAW,
GRASS SEEDS.
FLAXSEED.

Western and Canada D bush..-.............Sl 3Oas
HOPS.
The market continues quiet. with sales confined t
small lots. We quote:
Good 70 prime, 49,, Eastern o b...........ej al @
ID o.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1883-02-07

FLOUR AND MEAL TRADE.
The movement in Flour since our report of last week
has of importance but the tone of the market
is firm, and receivers quite confident that prices
will b., maintained Wheat is comparatively high at
all points west and prices of tour the seaboard are
renunerative at current rates Western m 1llers
are therefore, indifferent about selling and confident
OF q higher range OF prices. We Quote
FLoUR-sPRING wHEArs.
Western superintendent. ...............S3 80 00
Minnesota bakers. ....A ~ W
and Wisconsin patents % q IS
FLoUR-wINrER wHEArs.
Patents choice w 70 OF 25
Patents, common to good % "a so
Ohio 50 q 10
Nchigan SO a 10
Ind ..........5 % rs
illinois rs 50
St Louis 30 "a on
Corn Meal % Dbl 10 a rs
Rye Flour 30 ID %
Dat Neal common to good west...........5 50 80
Dat Meal fancy brands Observation-Disclosures rs q w
u 100 Ds........................... "a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-09
8ranFreitb unS gbina.

Qou6on, s. Suri.- Gin Barrie: Sore
iponOeut Der oGtmes" nil auI suta 2lutOrt
tat bin erfabren babeu, OaB &hiua mn in
Dem Sale, baB Tranfretd etue 2&dfiet-Hsc=
tebrfraBe 3piideu &ongttng uu0 DursJtau
bar3uitsuen Oeriudt, ieiue paifUe QIltuas
auigeben uno ielne 9Gfen gsgeH 6rantrei4
idltsBeu mirb.
Goulon,8. Sunt.- Seastauieuo gtaua
SOloateu finO 3ur @inidtffuug mad Gougz
ling berett, fuu8 tbre 9tente bort notbpsHs
big meroeu iOIlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-09
Reip. 9Iprfer Radrihter.

gep Yorf, s. Sunt. - Qaut Berth
ten Der faufmdnnilden Agentur g. q. 9ur
& Comp. eret9Heten ft1 pdbreno Der lebter
z Gage 173 Santerotte gegen 151 udhrent
Der norbergebenosn @oae. Son ben Ban.
terotten tamen % auf ete Heu,@uulauSHaa.
ten, % ant bic Wttttelitaaten, 56 auf bic tpefi.
liden Staaten, 26 auf bic SIoitaaten, II
auf bic Yacificifaaten uu6 Serrttorteu, 1O
auf Die Stabt Hetpsyort uno 19 AMI Canada.
- Gomaro Sopep, tpel6er am 20. Qprtl
1882 feline S6pdgsrtu 6rau 6annie germtl.
pea erihob, muroe beute i'm Sbergeridltc
sun Sooe nerurtbeilt unO iou am 27. Snli
9ebGngt tperben.. Gin i6on friiber aeaeu tbu
9efdltes llrtbeil bate Die SiRrt6tuna aui
ben II. gOuembsr 1882 fefgeIebt, aletn
applttattonen I'M einen neueu Brojes beu1n1.
ten bisber ben Qauf Der 9erehtiafett,
- Sn Der @lementari9uIe Nr. % eutffan6
beute gtahmittag etn Bantt, inSem elmer Der
S6aIer ben Ruf 06euer!" au8fie6. @ldfs
lifer Bsie puroe yiiemano perlebt. Ser
6eueralarm mar gGn;lid grunblos.
-gine grObe Breiie In osn Rafor6luerteu
an Der 8apfrabe seripraug beute in 8olge
oeS 81 ftarfen bporaultiden 0rufS uno Elm
Grbetter, gamsH8 GtharO @lancb, wurbe
lailper uerIeBI. &er Serlult betragt etma
$4,000.
- GOuis S. Sloat bat ben Difrittsaupalt
Wcaeou uno ueridiebeue 8eamte auf $780,
600 S6aeeneriae pertla9t, neil iie - nie
Rldger bebauptet - Elm @omplot aedeu i'm
i6mtebeten, unb i'm auf geespibrtae 8etIe
i'm Qrmsnbnuie nuf part. Sslano einferfsru
ltsBen. gtcSeon ift elm S6nager bes &ld.
gers unb 9ssterer eiebt an, MicReon babe
ibH beieitigeu molleu, I'M bas Giasutbum
ietnes (SlOufs) usrfOrbeueu gaters in ietne
@enalt SI befOmmen.
- &oot. Siiiett, @bef. f.Sugeuieur Oes3a
piers ySaratoga" aus 9aoanua, lit ueaen
ginpai6en BON @tgarreu nerhaftet poreeu.
- Die betanHte S6uuipieleriu Charlotte
@rabtrse (2Otta) III auf benz Sumanbampfer
n@ttp Of Berlin" mad europa abgereiff, in
Der 9Ofinnng, bort etnbsruns TIRES pals.
lsibens ;u fiHoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-09
Gtnrne.

8eabtHg, Penni., s. Stunt. - Sier
etnlaufeu6e neitere Sert6te iiber ben geIteru
Qbeno etngetreteneH 9emitterfurm srgebeu,
baB oerielbe elmer Der beftigfeu ieit Sabreu
lpar. Cine gro6e Staar Arbaiter mar fat
bic gau3e Hadt NIT Der GusOeferung oes
Sdabens beiddftigt, tpelter BET Berttomeu=
Sunftton burh bic 6lutben bem geleile Der
oGsubiuger SabH" 3ugeiiigt pur6e. Geo.
Spredtr's Saeuer gu 8redaod uuo cine aus
bere Saeger gu Beuapu, SbefersgoIutg,
nur1en bonn BItse getrOfeu uno etngsd4ert
uno sine Strde 3u 4ulttgutue erlitt erbsblis
dcl Sdaoeu. 8iele Bfsrbe uu6 Riihe purs
ben in Der llmgegeuO pom 8liee sridlageH
ober ertranteu.
Gafou, BeunI., s. Suni. - 8dbrenb
bes gsfrigen @epitters itlug Der Slte in
Die @obuuHg bcs pru. s. DoHglaB Elm uuo
6.nu 8OuBIaB pures Osrlstt. Charles &brift.
mann'5 Sdeuer nahe Pleuilut'6il, Buds
@ountp, gerietA ourh einen Blisfrabl in
6Inmmsn uub mur6e In einen ai9eubaufeu
rerpaubelt. 8te Bat3ens uno gIaissrubte
in ROrthamptOu'@ountp erlitt grO6ea S5as
ben.
sSrteans, s. Stunt. - Rt6t
peuiger, oIs p 3ou &egsn felen beute in
btefger Sta6t. Biale Stra6el flanoen uns
ter Bofsr Hno bic untersH Stodnerte uieler
@eifdftsgebduoe pareu iiberidpemmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-09
@pIiti(6cs 0neu in g3iroinien,

Nefp . orf, s. SUM-. Sine bier Uers
6fentlidte 8spsids ans 9Itdmonb, 8trg.,
entbdlt EOlgenbes: Sin Stra6enoueGI fanO
gefern s DieiIen 0itllh BON yBatrtdsg gourtz
loOuie" 3tpiiden benz Sdertff Doufle1, MEL
uer tir3lid bon ben 9emotratau III ieiue il
Qmte ermGblt nuroe, uuo g9. 3. gSauer,
ieinem @egen @auoibnten, fat. g2an
glaubt, baB g8aGer t0btlth permuubet it,.
8si6e nareu III Bfsrbe, uH0 als fe iid auf
Der 2uHbftrase trafeu, Uerfinbete QBaaer bic
Gbfdt, gepiiie ate Strettigteiteu Iofort nit
ben @ufen gum Gusgletde gu brtngeu. Gr
feusrte ben erften SfuB, tpOrauf Doufleg
sbenfaus sumYitOl grtff. 9as6euern oauerte
fort, bis 8aller burf cine Gugsl In oeu llHz
terleib getrofen bonn BferOe ffiirjte. T1au
begt nur iehr gsrtuge Sofinung, auf bic 9fet.
tunq oes SerDun6eten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-09
Warft une 85ris.
GUfulbert8te ron gBaIbinBtun.
Grtrunftn.- 3as neue s8aifenbluS. .- Ria,tel
Zncn unn Gle @faneleiber.

@aIbtngtou, 8. Suut.-giHe 9eoeIdhe ana
BoI6mtonn, SIS, malbete telte oas grtriuf,n hps
zO=idhrigen S. .. G0narOs Don bier neIter bic
BiiiitdJiuule in burlington beiudte. Eeine geibe
Uuroe helte nab g4aIhingoH 9eian0t.
- Sa8 SauContte Der gy(ationals 91thes"
tgdete geitern, ouB oer au oe5 neuen Jgofenflales
I'M Dtonot Au9uh 6eeuoet iein tUlr6e.
- 2bomns Dunn nur0e gefiern an Der
gfe Der Z. StraBe uno BennIuuauias4oenue Don elmer
2Iol1te u6etlabYtn uno eIlltt ibUer1 8reeungel.
- Der 8fun6lsiber 6. Smitb, gir. 300,
3. Suoee, bate se9en Die 9etmmungen oss gflHcz
elQez@eletes oaourh uTiio6eu, oaB Fl Die pom gez
leFe oor9elhre6eneu Buher nidt Ih9rte uHo Uuroe
oe5tolb GU $40 StrGie Uerurt6elt. 9dbter Suel be-
nertte or oleier C5ele9enbe, oa6 Ct o0rau brinlen
Hetoe, ole Blon6eiber 3Hm Gjebrnuh beft.mnter 9es
orudteL Snematd gu oeTanlailH.
- Die lelteue 6eier ieiueS j01dbrtgen
8rtlters9 9ubilaums 6P9ing 0iec 2pobe Batter Gurcp.
Yer Subnr las an lenem @breuta9e Die bI. Delle an
oerdueH Statte, mdter cr ais oiltiunger ttlelet
ocr 90 Sabren gum erfeH gloe aeitlnoen bate. Yaz
mtiaes UuIoe ibm 81 SbIeu Elm aroBes SHt uuter
babrelher Setbel9uug oer Gel1lIhteit oeTanna'Iti.
Aniet ben 4nDeIen6en 0danoeu lb oup SaIeF GIoIte
ui0 &QteI Diaaop pOn Baltimore.
- Sei etnem lener ntoermarttgen S9aus
lpele bic bon uueVen SpOrtsmaunern 10 tbr 1e9ehrt
llnb. nGmlib bel etnem oiter 2dge pon SurAdH
29albin9on's uno Song 5flanos IN BortsmouiB pet=
nniolcten 6abHenfnmpie, ru9en bic g5abtn9toner be
In eieiem 6aue fUenia 5eneoensDertbe Steaespalmes
aber auh 5ueleib $500 IN 9utem 0eloe eaool,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-09
Stnri6 tung.
Der s6IuaaFt eincs @sorsier semfasiuuspru=
seifes.- Glbcrt ga, 2hpbeniun's 3srbrt,
dlrn OH 6aIaen aefiihnt.


QumreuceutlIe ga, s. Syuui.-gl-
bert sc. Stepbeulou, meld)er ieiue Gqute I'M
9uguft 1881 ernoroete, iuur0e beuta In 9a-
genmart Don iiber 5000 YerIouen qebiuat.
Trau Stepbenion murbe au eiuem Sonutlg
NIorgeu aus mebreren 5duBmunoeu blutenO
aufgefun6en unb tbailte Dor ibrem 5o0e nit,
buB tbr Neffe iie geidoheu babe. Step5en=
ion muroe perbaftet, ais or i'm Segrtife mar,
isin 3elt in elmer gdgerOerIlmmiung III err
rt6ten. Gr leugnete oas 8erbre1eu uu5
gab OH, er babe mebrere Sabre lang in Ell
nsm ebgbrederif1eu SerbaituiIe nit iejnar
Saute gelebt. Sbr Sobu babe oas Baar et.
mes Cages 3uiaumen ertdppt uu0 auf ibn
(Stepbenion) geih0feu, bate ibn ie6odl qes
feblt uub -.e Dlutter getroTeH. Die Trlu
lebte mad ibrer SermuHouuJ nod ad]t Sos
Gen unO pHrbe gelegsHtiih be8 Yoruerb0r3
oerHommen. Sarsn aa8Iageu na9 it06 ie
Stepbenior rDsiI ite Id nit eiuem geWi9en
Stram yourg periprodlen bate. @S muroe
benieien, ouB ibr SObu iur 3eit oes 8ors
faH8 uid)t III Sauie mar uR0 teiu 3netfel
on StepbenIon'8 Sdulo blteb iibrt5. AlS er
berurtbeilt muroe, ifeate er Iidl Da6uIjutq,
lebOd geiang R8 ibm ntd)t, Die Seb0rbP gu
tduiten. @eiern fte0te er 6as 9elat, OaB
cine BIetnluiitfapelle beute gelegeutItdl lei
uer 6tnrtdtHLB auf rem SbaHot 'pteleu
f0le. .Tiue un9ele urelteni9eumeage fr0mte
aus fet)8 Counties 1uiammen, nm Ser 9tHs
ridtuug bet;umobneH. Stepbeuion le9te auf
bem SWaffOte tetue Spur BON @rreguug an
ben Sag. gr iuB uuf etuem Stuble uub
iptelte nit bem Strtd, mdbrenO er Ueridiez
6eue Befannte inter ben llumeien0en anrief
urc itd uugeuirt nit linen uHteraielt. Stele
YeriOuen fragteu ibu, Oh er i4uloig lei, az
lein sr qab nu8peidenOe AntwOrteu un0 &C..
ifanb ieine Shul0 tpeber etR, nod leu9ueta
er iie. Setn @euif lpuroe ourd ben 6au
nid)t gebreden uHo Der R0rper BtuJ 40 Jti=
nuten lang, eBe man ign bsra5iduttt. 0te
Tr0u Oes Stngsridteteu weigerte ii9, bic
lGihe in ibl 5au8 briupeu 3u laisn. Ste.
pbsnion's Ontcl nnbm IhtteBtia Die llebers
rsite in Gmpfaug uno miro iie auf Dem udm
ltdeu 5rieObOfe beItatteui auf pslaeuI Die
grmorcste betgeiebt III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-09
WaAriAten Dom General Grppf.

@htcago, s. Sunt. - Gtner Special
9epeide aus 3ombffoue, arijona, 3ufolge
bat Elm bort aus Rertto siugetroffener &oIz
rter bic g1udri6t gebradt baB General
&root 30 Neileu uOrb0iiltt bon Sacori la
CERT uno BON bort aus funbi4after mad allen
&t6tungen abididt. Bis sur Stunoe, in
nelcher Der @ourter abgtng, paren nod tetue
SpHren pom Subtaneru entoedt nor6en.
gapitdn @aoua's @ompagnie, aus $50 mert.
taniiden reguldren SOlOateu beitsbeno, in
BON Spo;ur, Sonora, abgegangeu, nm III
bem General @roOt ;u ffOBeu. SIN 6uLe
&rOOt trgeub gtmas ausrtdten mill, 70 muB
er es Dor bem 20. Suni tbuu, iubem mad
jensm Datum gep6bnltdl bic 8egeniatIon
sintritt. Die @ebirgsitr0me DerbeH alsoanu
70 bod nngeldmouen ietn, baB iie Elm uul6er.
iieigItbes 6tnosrniB fir bic Bepsgungen
Der Sruppeu bilbeu. 9os gegenndrtige Ga.
ger @root's bsfinbst ftf an Der Stsle, an
nelter bas Gefedt bonn 20. GpriI 3uiideu
ben merifanii6sn Eruppen unter osm Sbers
fen Garcia unb BEN Suotaneru fiattfanS.
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