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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-04-07

est blessing of my life
DR.. Niles Remedies
arc sold by all drug
vists under a positive
-narantcc. first b -t.c
cc lcats or money re-
funded. Book on dis
cases OF tho heart and
nerves free. Address,
DR. MILES MEplcA
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-04-07

Tbs popular hotel viii once more ,aks
its place among the leading hustelries
OF the state aud no effort VIII u
spared To furnish irst-claSs seryic. ia
its patrons. The travelling public j.
cordially invited To stop with us Hiin
are guaranteed the best OF everything
IN the market
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1898-04-07
GOOD IlMEs HsYE COME.

You can afford to Indulge yourself or youR
talnily IN the luxury of good weekly news
paper and a quarterly magazine OF fctiea.
You can get ooth of these publications With
strncs: a library of good novels for Is per ysss.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-11

nize the enormous force. latent or ac-
tive. lying in these descendants. Ii
hardly brings us to what above all
things is needed. the truth. and a sat
isfactory explanation OF the progress
OF the Romanists and the MCrmons
Representing the secular view of the
matter, we do not approve or disap-
prove Of the success OF these churches
We simply analyZe the situation. lust
as DR.. Maxwell analyaes soil, in order
TO get at the best method OF treating
II. IL Is the method of the Rev. Sid
ney Gulick, who, with others. line up
against the ancient religions OF the
Orient. and in order to create a sub
stantlal progress OF Professionalism
against them. boldly and thoroughly
study and analyZe them, discover their
power and detect their weakness. The
men conducting the many experiment
al agricultural stations on the Main
land, are discovering every day i'm
proved and profitable methods OF till
ling the soil. But the old farmers are
their deadly enemies. They are per-
fectly satisfied with the old ways and
denounce the new heresies about plant
life. As secular observers we only sug-
gest that there may be great profit in
analysing the moral soil here. when.
from the Protestant standpoint. there
seems to he an uncommon growth OF
weedS.-The Editor.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-11

CDr Bishop gives Us as a reason for
the fact that one-haif OF the natives
are now Somanists and Mormons, ac-
cording 10 the census returns, another
fact, namely, that the ROmanists and
Mormons are actively propaSating
their doctrines here. through a strong
force Of agents. while the Protestant
missionaries have largely suspended
operations, that is, their forces have
hardly been increased in thirty-fve
years. This seems to be virtually a
declaration that the Church which
puts the largest number of workers In
the field will be the most successful.
That is. that the power Of the Spirit.
depends upon the number Of men VINO
will volunteer to aid it. omnipOtent
as it Is. and that a superior army OF
ROmaniStS and MOrmOnS can defeat It's
success. "One with God is q major
ity," the deep thinker said. Mahomet
did not depend upon numbers, nut
alone began the work which now Sc
cures to his Greed 175,0000O0 OF men.
The Sirdar. Kitchener. cut away thou
sand miles from his base, and met
double his own numbers at their own
base. When DR.. Bishop explains this
story Of the census. by a theory or
the supreme power of the Spirit?
DR. Bishop. we submit. does not cor
ractly estimate the Protestant forces
here. when he says that they have only
been Increased in thirty-five years by
TWO individuals. and for evenly years
there have been from four TO six active
white workers in the field.
Does he mean to say that the de-
scendants of the missionaries. out
numbering the early missionaries five
10 one. count for nothing in the WORK:
Have they abandoned the mission OF
the Father? If SO. Why il would
show little respect for the American
Revolutionary Fathers. if their de-
scendants now abandoned the great
mission Of self-government. which the
fathers established. and permitted a
reversiOn 10 arbitrary rule. The de-
scendants of the missionaries here, if
true and honest and wise. are not only
missionaries still in the teohniCa!
sense. but as PTOtaStants. are bound
one aud all to extend their Faith here.
if they believe in II. Because here
are their homes They must submit 10
the laws made here. The moral ana
religious character of the people mere
Will determine the prevailing cIYlllza-
ton Moreover. the material, moral
and intellectual resources of these de-
scendants is vastly greater than tnat
of the Fathers. More than one OF
them can command en- annual income
greater than the entire annual cost Of
the Mission TO these Islands. IN lis
most effective period.
We think DR.. Bishop fails TO recos-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-11
Writes in Reference to Some ADJ
VGTtiSGP Comment.
HE DEMURS TO A CHARGE
Comparative Plane Of the Hawai-
a Reply.

MR.. EDITOR:-In reference 20 your
quite courteous comments on The
Friend, allow me to demur TO your
charge, that in answering Col. Parker
/ choose TO place the natives on a
nigh plane of morals and religion.
My language was that In spite of ka-
hunas. in spite of intoXicants, in spite
of prevalent debauchery by Asiatics
the race is making progress upwards,
because of the power of Christ in many
souls among them" Also / say that
there was never as much industrial
activity among them as there is today,
and never a higher condition of civil
iZation."
AS compared with the dark past of
the Hawaiians, their present plane is
high But not so as compared with
long-ciyiliZed races. No one need mis-
understand the matter.
AS to the relative growth of Roman
ism and Mormonism among Hawaii
ans, the only marvel is that il has not
been vastly greater. For the past thir-
ty-five years, the Protestant Mission
airy force here has been reinforced by
only two individuals, and for twenty
years there have been only from four
TO six active white workers in the
field. During the same period the
Catholics have maintained a full score
Of vigorous white priests, and the Nor
mons an equal number of white work
ers. / can conceive of no testimony
stronger for the deep root which Cos
pei Christianity has taken in the
hearts Of the Hawaiian nation, than
the fact that one-half of their descend
ants have withstood the skiIlful al
lurements Of these adroit and vigorous
white workers.
The Revival OF 1889 was a special
wave of spiritual enthusiasm. not to
be repeated. Its effects have lasted.
however. The present Hawaiians are
che great-grandchildren of those en-
thusiastic converts of sixty years ago,
and feel the influences of those days
only remotely. 4 great work has since
then been done in Christian and secu-
lar education. which has in some meas
ure secured proper fruits from that
national conversion.
In adhering firmly to the old Gospel
method for Missionary enterprise. /
only stand in line with all the great
and prosperous Missionary Societies of
America and Europe, whose thousands
of missionaries are pushing successful
work all over the globe. Men who
deny the Supernatural, the Resurrec-
ton of Christ, and the Divine author
ity of the New Testament, of course
will deny the efficiency Of Christ's
Gospel to up!ift the Heather world.
Let them so to the heather with such
other Gospel as they can muster. and
save them thereby, before they call on
Christian missionaries to revise their
methods. Our commission is TO go TO
all nations. and preach the Gospel to
every creature
Truly Yours,
). r. BISHOP.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-11
FOOTB BALL.
Punahou Will Practice and Hopes
for a Game.

iOI al
The following communication has
been received by W. II. Rabbit mana
ger Punahou Football Team:
Dear Sir:-At a meeting OF mem
bers representing the Town Football
Team last evening. il was decided to
cancel the game with Punahou on
Thanksgiving Day.
u. q. WOOD.
Acting Manager Town Team.
To ". II. Rabbit. manager Punahou
Football Team.
NOV. 10, 1895"
The Punahou Team will keep in
training the remainder OF the week
in hopes that some arrangement may
be made Tor a game. It is hoped that
the y NJ. c. \. or the New Yorks or
the enc Of the Regiments on the way
here viii give them battle and that
the greatest football day OF the year
may vet so be celebrated here.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-11

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-11

AMERICAN MESSENGER SERVICE.
Masonic Temple. Telephone IA.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-11

MESSENGER SERVICE.
Honolulu Messenger Service deliver
messages and packages. Tel. 31S.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-11

Artists Materials
Bicycles
Baby Carriages
Baskets
BriC-a-brac
Bar Supplies
Blankets. Comforts
Books
Bird Cages
Butterick Patterns
Cameras and SUPPLE
Crockery
Cutlery
Chinese Curics
Cloaks. Suits
COrSetS
Carpets
Clocks
Clothing
Cigars and Tobacco
Candy
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-23

acres in J of Sc / sec SO To ten =
2 e 81 acres in II ! Of sw / of ne /
sec Be- tp Ten sr 2e 6 Is
Foreman. Luther 1l2 acres Of
land in tp eleven Sc 10 31
Foreman, Edward j 40 acres Of
land IN ne ! of sw sec tp eleven
r 2 e-8 acres 10 sw sec one tp
elevea r 2 . 6 81
Foreman. Edward heirs of l6h
acres Of land bd on the by B r.
Foreman on the by road l2 AZ
Foreman, Edward 10 acres Of Iand
in ea Of SCI sec So tp 10 81 2e 10 40
Gaspard. Antoine Sr l6 acres hd
on the north by 5 Abshre Oh the
south by L Abshire 4 03
Goadreanx, Mrs Enranie 1862
acres Of land lot 4 and 5 sec Is tp
IL sr 2 W ~ o.
Hebert. Mrs Alclde Az acres ct
land bd on the north by @ Lege on
the sonth by I Leleux 29i
Hebe,t. soalhene l6l acres Of land
in sw ! sec Il ip II p a 95
TIoffpauir. Mrs James 7 acres soi
land bd on the north by q Bfain-.
Or 6 So.
Landry, Albert interest 10 5 acres
Of land ID se ! Of sc ! sec II p IL
RE SO
Leblanc. Martin 30 aces ne5 Of
nv4 sec 8 tp eleven south range 3
east s. 03,
MeauS, Drozin q acres bd north
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-23


BY d Foreman south by D Roy
amount Of taxes So 09
Mouton. Elyia Mrs 10 acres IN Ell
ne4 sec ,p eleven range 2 east
amount of taxes 7sc
Richard, Lastie ID acres bd north
ay e Richard south by ID Dahoa
amount Of taxes 50 62
Richard Mrs Uhertie 81 acres bl
north by Ahyhire south BY [. Richard
amount OF taxes 81 II
Smith, Henry 100 acres nd north
hy ] Guidry, south by J Smith 50 So
Thibod4aux. Cieopbas 20 acres
VI Of ned of seI sec "a tp elessn
range one east 81 n
Trahan, Eugene l6i acres bel
sec 27 tp eleven range QUE east
amt of taxes $ii 90
Wallet. Mrs Zoe 46 acres in u Oh
nwi sec s tp eleven range 8 east
amt of taxes $6 30
Wood, Vim so acres WI of sci
sec % tp eleven range 2 east
SIXTH WARD.
Abshire. Adam Est Of l6n acres
north. sonih aud east b3 4 Hehert
unit Of taxes SIS IT
Adam. Mra ZnIma 2 acres in sec
"a aud 25 tp eleven range one wess
INT Of te1es $75z
Bertrand, Uesio 81 perea in SCI .
Continued on 4 b pagc.l
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-23
4 sure Thing for Won.

A transaction in which yon cannot lose
is a sure thing. Biliousness, sick head
ache, furred tongue, fever, piles and a
thousand other ills are caused by consti-
patton and sluggish liver. Cascarets
Candy Cathartic. the wonderful new llv
er stiiDuant and intestinal tonic are By
all druggists guaranteed to cure or money
refunded c. G.. G. are u sure thing. Try
box today; l0e. o5e, Soc. Sample and
booklet free.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-23
State Tax Sales of
ImmOyable Property.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. DELINQUENT
TAX DEBTORS OF
VERMILION.

EERMILION.
BY virtue of authority vested il
me by the constitution and laws o.
the State Of Louisiana, | will sell a.
the principal front door Of the court
house ia which the Civil District
Court Of said parish is held, within
the legal hours orjudicial sales, be-
ginning at l. o'clock, a m, on
Saturday, April %, 1898,
and continuing on each succeeding
DAY until sales are conpleted, all
immovable property on which taxes
are now due to the State Of Louis.
lana and Parish OF ermilion. to en-
force collection Of taxes assessed in
lie year 1897, together with inter-
est thereon from the 3lst day of De.
ceniuer, 1887. at the rate Of 2 per
cent per month uuti paid and all
costs. The names of said delinquent
tax payers, the amonat Of taxes DUE
by each on the asserament OF said
year and the immovabie property
assessed TO each. to be offered for
sale as follows. iowit:
FIRST WARD
tBonrqae, Mr< z4lmd one lot situa
led in Il .a,h. hi.north By P Too't
south by z Primeanx. So e
Leblanc, Alex % acres hd uorth
b. L Lehl4nc sodth by Landry 81 { i
Miguszs Camille 81 acres ba rtslth
and we~i ny G Migauz south by Il
Goutierez 81 rs
Richard, Martha SO acres bd north
by G sawyer south by J Richard
amt Of taxes S8 36
Trahan. Mrs MarceIi;e 1863 acres
being s@I sec %. tp. eleven south
range one east-42 acres I'D north
nv school laid south By ThihodeaqS
amt Of taxes SIS 66
SECOND WARD.
Flemming, { P "a acres hd north
by Mrs E CIuney south d E by Il
J Flenming Sl2 ~
THIRD WARD.
Abbevile Building g. Loan Asst
Ltd lsaacs. Solomon % acres be-
ing in the northern portion of the
-t4 Of The np1 sec l3 tp Y ST 2 east
another cerlain tract Of land be-
ing The sci Of sw4 WI Of SCI Of swla
see l3, tp l3 ST 2 east containing ~
acres 50 80
Brasseux. Jos 100 acres heing I'D
IN the north BY self east by public
road SIS SO
Wilson. John 4S acres designated
as the sw4l sec eleven ip twelve sr
sast SO 43
Alexandra Catherine Mrs 2 lots
in ValcourtyiiIe Of the town
Of AbbeviIIe 81 55
Broussard. Olivia Mrs 81 acres hd
On the north by G I'hihodeaux south
hy J ii Putnam Jr-7 acres being
Id north by heirs Of E Broussard
south by F Primeaux-5a acres in
Isle bd north by L Harring
ION $4u3
Campbell, Mrs Francis A 10 acres
n sw4 sec 3 tp II sr 4 east T8c
Conner, Mrs John u. acres b1 |
,orih by F Fletcher south by p
Leg6 81 70
lsaacs, Solomon 100 acres sw4 Of
WI u of sw14 sec l3 tp pl2s 81 2 east
II acres in sci sec I3 Up II sr 2
,ast $8 90
Jones. Mrs Cecile 5 acres south-
i'm portion Of tract sci sec Is to II
ange 4 east 81 "a
,u,r 49,
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: Labit, JOS 7 one lot in Perry I'D
east by Root 39e
Landry. Aristide 6 acres bd north
hy A Thihodeaux south by 3 Pri-
meanx 50 02
! Leblanc, D v Heirs of 45 acres
swamp bd nocth by Wise d White
south by A Broas$ard Sd l9
Leblanc, Alclde 20 acres bd south
by D Traban north bAsame 81 q
Minor. Edward one lot Bonrque
addition ST 38
Vaughn. Ebenezas and Henry
Meyers. 100 acres NJ sec 20 tp -
sr 4 east S24 IS
Wadworth, Mrs Kate lots 40, Al.
~, 43 at Perry 81 SIS
Wilson, .Tobp 2 acres bd north ny
G Handy south by G Fletcher 81 IS
Young &. BroussaFd, 6 acres bd
south BY Kolb west bg Coulee Kin
ney 55c
Legnensc, Mrs j R dne lot situated in
Youngs addition 7so
CORPORATION OF BByIlLE.
Bowie. John ] Of q Yoaae's
addition $i72
Chevis. Mrs V one iotbd north by
W W Edwards, weslADy c. j Ed
wards So 80
David, Hgpolite lot 5 block Is |
Young i addition ST. 88d
l-aacs, Jacob ore lot Boete's ad.
aition and imp lone fractional lot /
Boe,e's addition $l4 81 /
lsaecs. solomon LOT 7 block Is I
Young's addition SIT % i
Leblanc, Arthur lot % I4ebiauc's
annexati tion 44e
Legnenec, j r lot twenty seven in
Leblanc annexation 143
Levine, Mrs Mary 4 one lot IN
Bonrqee:'s addition Csc I
Mazerolie, E A ] Of lot IL Nixon
ADDITION ST 90
sirmau, Edward lot IS LcbIupe's
annexation dc
FOURTH WARD.
Broussard, Pierre 40 acres Of land
in v nf NV / sec II tp II r 2 e
Amt of tax al
Bronssard. Mrs Marie l2o acres
of land undivided ! ofe J of lie !
sec q, fp IL 3 -l2f) acres undi-
vided : in " ] of NV sec "a tp II
r3e l6 acres undivided J in sw /
see | tp lr3 e-lO acres on bayou
Qneue de Torme-20O acres bd By
} Gnijfy and on the by A Vircem
Amt Of lax 1851
Broussard. Remy 6 acres of land
bd on the n hv Wise Oh The 5 by NJ
Broussard Ny ISL acres undivided :
Of sw / Sc / Of NV ! sec l3 tp Il r 8
e--45 acres in W ] If nv sec q tp
eleven B e-I6 acres IN " ] OF sw
1 sec 2l ~ eleven f.3 e-lat 28. 3a.
81 situated in MauricevilIe 39 l8
Catalan, Mrs A-nonciaae l9 acres
OF land I'D on The y by @ Trahan Oh
the by Mrs j B Dnhon 5 10
Colombo Mrs Ezeitine acre of
land I'D on the by s Landry on
the by B Seeaox I l6
Dartez Mrs Emeria ten acres Of
land in ] OF ne / OF NV / sec 6 10
l3 3r3 e. sc
Hebert, Francois % acres Of land
ia NV / sec 81 tp eleven Be Pts
Hehert, Adonis 80 acres of land
10 " Of NV sec "a lp IL sr 2 e
A Amount of tax SAIL II
Landry. Oliver s 80 acres OF land
IN sw / sec 9 tp eieveur 3e 332
Landry, Nicholas 10 acres Of land
IN sw / Of ne / sec % tp eleven r 2
cast one lot III Mauriceyilie 627
FIFTH WARD.
Abshire, Lessin AZ acres of land
% the Sc I Of Sc ! see II tp eleven
'r 2 e 5 26
Brown, II T estate al 40 acres OF
and nd on the by bayou Que de
rortue on the e By e Hofpautr 3 II
Bronssard. Mrs julie j FsD acres
# land I'D on ;he by ] Abshire on 6
he by b Richard II 98
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-23

ocal nF,fices ner line 81 To
on. ;nsartion' per inch or less / 90
Tncb f5nc :, snbseaueIlt Insertion IS
Death and maria ge notices, not exceed
inQ five lines, are publis aea free. Obltu-
aries are charged at one-haf rate OF read
ing notices.
IlI kinds OF Job Printing neatly and
choaply executed at this office. Strang
ers must send money with their orders to
avoid delay.
Cards of personal character will be
Ii arged double rates.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-23
TO Cure Gonstlpatsor. Forever.

Take Cascarets Candy Gathartic. 1oc
or 95c. IT &C. G. fail to cure, drugistgs
refund money
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1898-04-23

CONTINUED on 4 b pagc.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-22

pirb. Die Brigade 1T stlpa 5000
Niann TART. sic be- Itebt aus Dem 9.
Mafaaufstts@ unb bem 33. uno "a.
Mi9iganzRegiment.
6 T 9rG Iibtnt Gtspelunb
ii Der ben Srieg.
9rincetOn, rs, q. SUM-
GTzYrdI Iioent Glepelano 6ielt beute ges
IegentIi9 Der So6rssf9luBfeier Der
2aDrenceptQezS4ule cine ldngs Rsbe
ii6er bas 5bema Suites 8iirgsrz
tbum" unO lieB oabsi bur9blidsn, oaB
er bpu bem gegenpdrtigen &riege unD
ben U}etbooen, bur9 ipel9e osrIel6e
berbeigefiibrt purbe, ni6t iebr erbaut
lit. upter 2(noerem fagte er, &rieg i'm
2lGgemetnen Fei Elm groBes llngliid,
unO tein gutter 8iirqer Ioqe Ii4 fiir6z
ten, oies offen gu ertldren, ielbIt uuf
Die @efabr bin, baB sr ais 8dI6Iapz
pen oOer 6eiglip9 Oenun5irt perbs.
8ebner citirte peri9isoene QeuBerun=
gen @rant's, S6ermdn's uno Sberiz
bans, bur9 lpel6e bieIe 9enerGle
tbren Nbf6eu Dor Dem &rieg gu ertens
nen gd6en. @ir brdu6teD Idgte er
peiter, niht gu fiirdten, oaB mir ni6t
Iiegrei6 aus Dem gegsnpGrtigen &riegs
teroorgeben piirDsn, Qllein mad benz
fslbsn piiroen Probleme 5u I0isn ieip
ipel9e Das 8iirgertbum oes 2anoe5
erIt re9t auf Die grpbe Itellen piroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-22
Ssrnen bel Der Nufnnft Der 1ransz
pnrti6iffr.

Die Sruppen BEL gutter Stimmung
unO tampf6egierig. - @iele 9feroe
unO N}auleieI trepirten pGbrenO
Der l1eberfabrt.
8or Sdnttugp be Cuba,
20. Suni, l llbr HaGmittugs, pta
Mole ct. 0icolas, 21. "Suni. : N2an
glau6t, oaB Die 2tusI9iffung Der
Sruppen innerhalb Der nG6Tten brei
Sage erTolgen piro. Dis bic Grams
portfIptte Eeute Die Siiotiiits 6erabfu6r
uno por Santiago in Si6t erIhien,
tpurDe lie Don ben 8sroeten Der Blot
taoeI6iffe oss 2lDmirals S1mpion
Gus our6 tluienOitimmige 6ohrufe
6egriiBt, pelde pon can 5ruppen nit
oem 6eitsn BiIen beantportet puroen.
SeOermann freut Ii9, ouB Die Qrmee
uno 6lotte enolih Dereinigt IinO un0
Die lang eriefnte 3eit fir ben S9lag
gegen Die belagerte Stuot nu6e 6eranz
gsriidt lit.
G5 mar 10 ll6r bsute 9ornittag,
alS Der Qugdu5 uuf Dem 5laggI6iffe
n8rootlpn" mebrere Eerannabsnoe
0ampfer an iiiO0itli6sn Sori5ont
melOste, uno ba(o barauF perfiinOets
er. ouB iid II 5run8porti6iffe in
Si9t befdnoen. Der 6iilfstreu3sr
n8lOuceiter" fu6r Der 6erdnna6enDen
5lotts entgegsn, pel6e binnsn 8ur3em
in orsi 2inien. nit ben estortirenosn
&riegSi6iffer uuf 6eioen 6lanten,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-06-22
gu an menfeBung Der Ct
petition.

3 III nj en- { 3 u n 9 Der Y +
petition.
Die Transport 6lotte, psl6e am
IA. SUM- BON 9ampa, 5la., na9 San
tiago a6ging, bate, pie es pamuls
bieB, 10000 Wunn an 8pro, uno mar
Die gr0Bte, tpel6e bon irgeno elmer Naz
tion ms 2tuslano geifidt tpuroe, lett
Dem &rim 8riege. ga8Itebeno folgt
cine 2iite Der SrdnspprtI6iffe uno Der
DON i6nen befOroerten Sruppen:
,W}idmi" - 9. &abaqerie Regiz
ment, elm 8atailIon oes 6. SSnfunteriez
3egimsntS, Elm 9otailIon oeS 10. Sns
fanterie Rsgimsnts;
Santiago" - 9. SSnfantsrie Rez
9jment, Soipital Corps, @eneral
8ent's 9auptqudrtier;
Suite" - 300 MauleieI, 50 DR.
better upo 5Subrleute;
,@6erofee" - elm Battalion oes 12.
Snfanteris Regiments, Elm 8atai1on
oes Z. Snfunterie Regiments, Elm
9dtllng Satdluon;
nSeneca" - 8. Snfanterie 4egiz
ment;
,9(lamp" - elm Battalion @eniez
truppen, Elm Battalion oas 10. SSnFdnz
terie Regiment5, 5tpei S6naoronen
pom 10. &apdqerie Re9iment;
nGomul" - 5lpei let4te 8atterien
Oes l. Nrtilerie 9Regiments, Elm 5eloz
6pIpital, cine S6pabron pom 10.
&apaIerie Regiment, so 8feroe;
,Nucutan" - Elm Battalion oes 3.
Snfanterie Regiments, a6t S8rpaz
oronen pon RooiebeIt's 6arittenen
S6IBen;
g9arfI6ire" - 3tpei lei9te gutterien
BON 2. Q(rtilIerie Regiment;
gBbitnep" - $50 MuuIeiel, so
8ader uno 6u6rleute;
,Olipette" - SoIpitalIdiff, 2. 6oz
fpital Gorps, 3eitung5 @OrreIponz
oenten;
rSegurunca" - 8enerdl @bafter's
6uuptquartier, l. Snfanterie &egiz
ment;
raniderbOdsr" 2. MaFa4uIettz
Ter 8olontdr 3e9iment;
yGon6o" - 48. 9SnTunterie Regiz
ment, 25. Snfanterie Regiment;
nGitp Of Dafbington" - "a. Snz
fantsrie Regimsnt, Elm Battalion pom
q. Snfanterie 3egiment;
y2tGaghenp" = 8eneral 0beeler's
Sauptquartisr, Elm Osta9ement pom
6. &dpaqerie 4egiment, 100 Muulz
there;
San W}arcps" - @enerd( 6apz
fins' Suuptquartier, Is. SnfaHteriez
8egiment, Elm Battalion oes 2. Snfdnz
terie Regiments;
r0ecdtur 8. Miller" - Elm 8utailz
lon oes 7. Snfontsrie 8sgiments, 50
5Fubrleute uno 300 Mauleiel;
saratoga" -13 Snfanterie Rez
qinent, Elm 8atdillOn oes 21. Snfanz
teris Regiments;
.2eona" - 8ensrdl goung's
Sauptquartier, /. 8uodllerie Regts
msnt, eine S6paoron pom 10. &aoalz
lsrie Hegimsnt;
rRio 8ran6e" - @eneraI Gum
ner's 9auptquurtier, 3. unO 6. &upuIz
Ierie Hegiment;
p8igildncio" - Il. Sem : 9orter
8olontGr Hedinrent:
nOri5a6a" = %. Snfanterie 9tes
9iment, 8efeTtigungs @eI3iiBe, 3nsi
gutailIone i6pere 4rtiGerie. 125
WtduleIel;
mSroquois" - General @buffe uno
9auptquartier, II. SSrFanttrie Feglz
ment, e;n gctai[lon oes Il. Snfdnsertez
Resimsnts:
yWiatteatpan" - @enerdl Bates
5auptquartier, 20. Snfanterie Rsgj>
mcnt, spei S4pdoropnen Deg 2. 8az