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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-29

NOTICE TO mOUsRKRRPERs.

New Carpets at Reduced Prices.
NE subscriber takes great pleasure in informing his
his Spring STOCK or Goods, which is very large
and embraces the greattut variety offered in this city
My stock CONTESTS, in part OF complete assortment
Carpets Rugs, oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades
Curtain DamsskS, Satin Delanes, Gilt Cornces,
Banda and Pins Table and Piano Covers together With
great variety Of articles mention This
stock has been selected with style and price,
and do think that hIduceD
not before been offered In this city.
Those in want Goods the line will
please call the old stand Ne. 143, Main So,
satisfy themselves that this the place for Good aud Cheap
Goods. ]. @. HARBOUR,
APPS No 142 Main st.
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pHmADELPHIA MARKET.

JULY 2s.-Flour firm, but without activity;
sales have been moderate at s., 2ba4, 90 for old
stock, and recently ground S4,75u6,Oo; for
fresh ground superine $4,75a5,25; extra $3.50
the former at s., 373, and the latter at 50, 3d.
Wheat is in moderate request, but receipts con-
tinue trifing; sales at 81 ,1Oa1, 30 for new red,
and 81 ,80al, S5 for white. Rye unchanged.
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FIGH,r

New YoRK, July 2s-A fracas occurred be.
tween Surveyor Hart and late General Apprais-
or Dil.aye, this P. N. Hart spit in Ditaye's
face, the latter attempted to draw weapon,
when Hart stack him on the head with cane.
He gave himself up to justice. The fight was
in consequence of recent publications regarding
the Custom House in this port.
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RRnM ST InmIS

july 28.-Leaycnworth 26th, per U. S. Ex-
press to Boonville 2sth. A man named John
3. Scroggins, notorious as leader of band Of
horse thieves and robbers, in the south, has
been sent TO Fort Scott to procure evidence
Several murders are charged to have been COM
mitted by Scroggins, both in Fort Scott county
aud ON The Big Blue.
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Who'll be the Captaia2-Nearly all the young
men in the city have already been announced as
candidates for captains and lieutenants of the
Fourth Regiment Virginia Militia. The election
takes place on Saturday next, when thirty mill
tia officers will be made by the votes of the
sovereign people and after that we are to have
standing army. We try to look at the bust
ness seriOusIy-try TO appear grave and stiff
when talking upon the subject, and think we
may be able to hold out in this humor, until
some of the captains announced are elected and
take formal charge of their squads.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

JULx 2s.-The Milledgeville papers pull 81, :.
proclamation issued by the Gov. of Georgia, in
structing the State Treasurer not to receive the
bills ofnearly all the specie paying banks of
that State, in consequence ola technical infor-
mality in the semiannual returns of the banks
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RALrIMoRE MARKEr.

JUIY 28.-Flour quiet, but very firm; Howard
street and Ohio quoted at $500, and new city
mills at SIS. Wheat firm and advancing; sales
red at 81 ,15a1 80, and white at $l,20al, 40
Corn-sales mixed at s2as9. Whisky 253a27.
Provisions dull and unchanged.
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FR0M HAVANA

CnARLEsToN, S. c., July 28.-The steamer
Isabel, from Havana on the Goth, has arrived.
Sugars were firm. Sterling exchange heavy
Mt 19al3 per cent. premium. Exchange on New
York was quoted at 22aS2 ID per cent premi-
um, and on New Orleans at 3a4 per cent.
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Paotograp1s.-Messrs. Partridge and Wykesr
each have specimens of Photographs now on
exhibition at the Post Office, to which public
attetion is called with a view to deciding upon
the relative merits of the two artists.
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The HemgJ1eH. understand that it is
confidently expected to have the Hempfeld in
running order between this city and Washing
ton before the close of the next month. The
road is now open to point near Triadelphia,
and the work is progressing with vigor.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Famala Pills

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, a. d.
PHystetan Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unaing the cure of all
those painful dangerous diseases which the
constitution is subject. 1t mOderaeS all
moves all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is especially suited. It will bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain to prevent cOunterfet.s.
CAUTION.
These EVs should not be taken 6yeales during the
FIRST THREE lfONTHS Of pregnancy, as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage any OTHER time they
are safe.
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
the Back Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Papita-
ton of the Heart Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
effect when all other have failed. and al
though powerful remedy, do contain IRON calOmel,
anthony, anything hurttul to the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
Qate 1. @. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, NY
N.B-$1OO and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thOrsed Agent, will insure bottle. containing pills
by return mall.
B. H. PahnestOck Co., Wholesale Agents, PttsburR;
PURCELL Ladd Co.. Wholesale Agents for Va, at 1Iich-
mond ap2S-ly
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New YoRK, July U.s. The steamship Empire
City from Havana on the % inst, arrived here
this morning. Sugars firm, but inactive. Mo-
lasses Ras briSker.
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YELLOW FEVER.

BosToN, July 28-The bark Lebois arrived at
Quarantine yesterday from Cieufuges, with the
mate, passenger and three seaman died on the
voyage.
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IEELINCf q PARKERSBURG PACKET-
Tranoh Gooda

HINTzEs-2OO pieces "A vide warranted fast cOors at
~ l2S CENTS always sold for IS yard Also "a
second mourning chntzes at 10 centg.
LoUP1NE'S BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME atSIH centS
per yard.
LAWNsThe very quality, which to sell at 20
low 6L cts II yard.
oHALLY DE LAINEs-Paina and figured, the very finest
plain at 20 cents, and figured at 25 cents yard.
OMBRE GRAPE E'ESPAGNE-25 pieces beautiful styles
and colors, very low price.
oMBRE BARGE 80 pieces, worth so cents, for only
~ few pieces Ameiine Dress Goods, very nice and
cheap.
per yardi sold last season at 81 per yard.
The GrentesI BnrRain Vet.
will sell superior SILK ROBES of 90 yards each, same
quality sold last at from S25 to $780, For only
S15 apiece. challenge any merchant possessing
Judgment ABOUT silks, deny that these Robes
sold half their value. Also Asuperior article COLOD
POULTDE ROBES q DULLES, side stripes, very de.
srable colors and designs and will be sold at bargain
They Of importation OF Sarge New York
retail and bought below Importers
Also just received about so dress patterns syleo
fancy Silks, very handsome and cheap.
1UGlBAREGE, LAWN CHALLY ROBES, both side stripes
and double skirt Barge Robes such sold
last for $40, will sell for IS. ChAy Robes
excellent STYLE cheap. Fine Lawn Robes at only
Dollar and Fifty Cents apiece at ALEX. HEYMAE's,
1S7 Main st.
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DIED.

ADRIAN, Mich, July 2s.-sam Brown, late
general superintendent of the n. s. & N. G.
Railroad, died here at enc o'clock this morning.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI MARKET.
JULr 2s.-Flour unchanged, and limited dc.
mand. Oats advanced to so. Wheat in good
demand, aud prices firm. Whisky in good de-
mand at %.
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(Late I. @. baldwin Z Co.. r,
BRACES ARCTIC .LINIMENT

-
This LnEment, upon which the grea
of the afflicted all dnds rely relief from
Cancer, scrofu sprains ises, Burns, scalds ali
cutaneous all similar prep:
sufferers the following memorandum OF few Of the
tS DS
the proprietors, but their length publication
' one Bo1tIe triumphant.
Mrs. mohit No. s4o Morgan Street, st. Louis, having
preparations without effect, waSeuredb by
Henry Davis Mound street ST Louis who says he was
~ four o
Efiythe Little Children.
little daughter OF Mrs Lee residing on Lake street,
ing the directions and the fire i"Etsy extracted
and in sfeW days the little sufferer was well.
Mrs. George Tyler Canal street, NJ a., had long sui.
aud by the use Of Bottle
restored TO hsf 2Eif a1SrFiSiss Tuner.
al
until he tried the arctic Linment. Three bottles
N'ill - " =" Wonderful CurcI
Mrs BEDFORD was 70 her couch for three
failure Of ali other remedies was cured by the Arctic Linz
ment, in a little over month.
MENPHIs, TENN, Nov. 2sth, 1887.
thereby certify; that having been badly bruised and
to try Braggs Arctic Linmens Thesmart wRsnstant
the pain from the bruises. In two weeks was
well, and able to resume my business.
HENRY HAVERSKILL, residence Jackson street.
The Blind SEQ!
WEBSTER CTTY. Iowa, Nov. 9th, 1857.
Dr. A. G. BRAGG-DeRr Sir: For than three years
had been Afflicted with ndamed eyes, in aggravated
to induced 3 Dr. Baum to
Linment and in two months neerly we'll My little
daughter afflicted in the for the
time and during portion of the time wasentirey blind
in eye. applied your valuable Liniment aud her
eyes perfectly sound. Thus have I, with
btt-bottle, cured daughter'se and besides
curing the rheumatism in back. IWould not he without
yourinyalusbie remedyin my house. fonTstrIly,
WEBSTER CRY, lowe, nov. 9Th, 1851.
thereby certify that lam well acquainted with William
RUSSELL with the astonishing he mentions
know his statement TO be strictytrue
J.J. wADSWORTH, P. 81, Webster City.
Good for Animals.
This invaluable Imminent is also equally ecatIous in
curing the diseases of animals, witnes the following
certificate: Messrs. Dc Arnot, and Lynch, ArnO Co.
keep largest livery the West gen.
orally known thToughoutthe United States.
81. BoU1s, Dec 2Sd, 1851.
We signed hayingused DR. ragE'sArctcLini-
number of months, cheerfuy testify its
perIor efficacy curing the diseases of horses welfare
Arctic being the best Liniment made,
would other. We keep and have keptfor
consequently about horses iseas-
eat, and unhetatngiy Arctic Lini-
ment only have found srdyS eBecffDe
We It to aIYerS stable Keepers
others having the care OF hoTBea.
J. & A. ARNOT.
LYNCH, ARN0T 4 co.,
Caution.
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Notes and Queries-Did Tennyson, in that
line of "Locksley Hall,"' beginning:
"And the individual aOttGers;"
mean to alludo disrespectfully to old George
Withers, the poet?
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NOMINATED.

Dixon, ILL, July 2s-J. F. Farmesworth,
was nominated to-day by one majority as dele
gate to Congress, second term.
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J. 9 q. AMNUI.
LYNoH, ARNoT 4 CO.,

Many DruggIsts having Linments hand, will try
tosell them you the best, but do positively
fuse 70 purchase Ask t'BRAGG's ARCTIC LIN.
IAENT,h and take other.
Liberal Propositions
agree furnish each purchaser dol
lar bottle with free to the u g. Journal
one year. ThISiS the beet N. illustrated papers
Acerihcate, enng the holder Of this
around
tie. Lnlmentis put up in 25eent, cent
bottles The so and 81 bottles contain 50 and 100
PER Lniment In proportion tostheIF cost
are the cheapest Forsal by BRAGG 6cBuRRoWEs,
SoIePropristors4 Isl. louis, Mo.
An Agent wanted in every and village Applica.
lions must taya be accompanied by EsIPen2iSls refer
| !61fSdy-SndkE-A 0sasTGlAEsR:S fsI Whesling-
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r577- TO PRINTERS-We have just received from the
a1EscturIng establishment of II. D. Wade New York,
ns lot Printing Ink, which have believe
superior any Ink have heretofore offered to the
sdr Our assortment complee-embraclng all colors
md Al all prices We solicit cash orders. News Ink,
IS and 30 h. kegs a. 25 cts per pound. No ink
unless the money accompanies the order.
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sEE advertisement Of DR.. sanford's Liver In
VigoratOr in another column.
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A Pig Storg.-Some time since an engineer
of this city bought little pig, and, taking it
aboard the boat upon which he was employed,
fed it. cared forit aud nursed it into good sized
corn crushing hog. He then removed it to his
residence, which is situated near the track of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Every time
train passes his pigship trots along after it
and eudeayors to get aboard. He was bred a
traveller, and doesn't like the idea of coming
down to common land hog. The owner of
this hog is in constant fear of losing him. Ifhe
puts him in pen he is sure to make q terrible
fuss every time train passes, and unless his
place of confinement is strongly built, it is not
equal to his violent assaults. The owner thinks
of making pork out of him as soon as possible.
-e0.%-
Black6srries.- in the memory of the
"oldest inhabitant" was there such tremen-
dous yield of blackberries as burthens down the
briars this season. The down river packets
not unfrequently arrive with as high as twenty
five bushels on board. They are manufactured
into pies, preserves, syrups, wines, brandies,
and ever possible or imaginable delcacy. They
have sold as low as three cents a quart, and
come within the means of all classes of people
This will hereafter be distinguished as the great
blackberry season.
The two mail boats, Telegraph and Superior,
deliveredin Cincinnati last week sir hundred
bushels ct'6lae&6srries every day. The Madi.
son packets probably delivered as many more.
Manly Independence is exhibited in dIversi.
ty of shapes. We have heard of man, saws an
exchange, so conceited with this sensitiveness,
that he actually, but we emit vouch for the
truth, allowed himself to drown rather than be
assisted from the water by wealthy friend
We could furnish other instances of this feel.
ing, but the most amusing example we have
lately seen, is that of married man walking
with young lady or another mans wife. Il
was evening, and the man whom we had seen
but tho day before, the meek, submissive, mo.
del husband, suffering himself to be piloted
with detected air aud downcast eyes, through
shops and streets by his better half seemingly
thankful then to be allowed to escape home tc
rock the baby-or to do anything else out O.
reach of the magnatizing influence of his wife.
eyes, was nO'0 another creature He was DO
ltely escorting young lady acquaintance tc
her residence; the dispirited husband ofthe day
previous, was now the Self:possessed individual
the full.breasted, lively gallant, with eyes star
gazing, and head and tongue keeping measur,
to the vivacity of his footsteps. The metamor
phosis was SO astonishing indeed, that seem,
was scarcely believing. This lisa short chapter
but it possesses reflective, and, perchauce
amusing moral.
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Reapers and Mowers


THE advantage and economy Of Harvesting Machines
Il has been fully demonstrated them almost
Of necessity, much least that
longer Afford 20 be without them All those who Rto
purchase GeiE arrangements no
In order machine IN time fer the Sonng hHrV
The subscribers prepared Indpcem=0ts
buyers and give them choice different WEB
te1tsd End reliable GShnes the manufacturers prices
and warranted to the extent Of Tho purchase money.
We would invite attention 20 the following lot uasaS
passed hlTVeEteTI:
Ne0Or1nekio Combined Reaper add Mower,
Aultmen 4 NIlur's do do do
Atktnh' do do Self Raker,
NeeW York ainsIe Reaper,
'AutuAn hlleF's do Mower
BaIpa do do
orders for Of the above prompt attention
II addressed to Smith , GOKRELt,
Lex Dealers Ia Etfshltaral Implements,
my19 Wheeling, We.
ADIEs' sk IIlle aauhEsis GentS summer cloves
\ II 1adIes' aad 9ents' Hosiery - fan variety.
| sjye PAYNE co.
| NEW lot Of Douglass sherWoods Patent Extsnslss
11SrsSa. IjssI F1xNE Co. a al N5S5sa 8,
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
ARE IV1TED TO GALL AND EXAMINE THESE NEI
SPECIMENS. Je2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FIRST CLASS PHoTOGRAPHs
VOW FOR THE FIRST TINE MADE IN WHEELING.
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BY THE UNION LING
FROM NEW YORK.

OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND moNRoE STREETS.
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SerlanSt ismo 0eiutb4.

XSeCIufI0r:
SIN beutf1sn MrbcttSbIreau SO. 8 Nprt6 Srebertdnrage.
/ WaHn unD 4 5rausn auf etne 8arm, 4 MsnEer III etne sd
semltaie, Gl>rtt Ia etneH 3spre,2 aufwarter in etaem 5pttl,
1 3artttper, 3 Barner. Sartlntr, 1 S@u9ma6er, 2 S6ne.s
Der, / RDasntr, l Beasrrnann, i @srbsr, l Utdnn, UNI pftrb
unb Naeen su trstben eoenfO ltnb Stelrn pfca fir R69ta.
men, 3tnmsrmdb@en, RtnStrntde6en unb MADDEN tle ss
nUtnltbe 9auearbett IN american. unO bfutiSea Gamilttn.
Gebubren 8ertn9.
Oh1U-. aRaI9etmsr u. 9 f1uskOff, asenien.
8erlaust:
Gin gutter 8 arbter-G tbulfe bel 9sn. @SB, Gte spn pa.
npDer- unS prattftr. g
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1ele0rapbtCcDe Oeae6rieDten
s1nfunft reS 9ampfcrs
MIS, :

NeuereS BON europa.


Rew.Oprf, Is. Stt. Der Dampfer
aftica fan, beute ron 2iuerpcCl an NIT Naa'
ridtea BIS gum 2, Sit.
O,r Dampler PrOpeler fam OrauBen am 20.
Sept. an, Der DumpTer 6allDn am 30. Sept.
unD Die Nlia am 3. Ott.
Mdrfte. QirerpoOl, 2. Stt. 8aummoue
auuerdnoert uno felt. Wandeiter : Na6riA=
ten saulti9. 8tOpitOIfe iebr fau. PreplfiOueu
Nei9un9 5um Sinfen.
GcnlclS 984-9SR.
Itlant. EelesrapbeusI ttien itanoen gu $3.50
-f42O. ST. Narlep, Der Gleftriter Der utlant
Gsle3rapben.Go. Ipridt bic Scffuun8 aus, BAT
feline Staeuug ter OIltan5 Oer SerleeunS an
&abel ols corr.tt b%efunDen werOen nirb.
Die britilden 9fepeuuensB eridte 5ei8ett eine
bebeutenOe Abnabute, mas bauptladlI4 ben BEL
9tebuttion Der @intcmmenlteuer berribrt.
Die S6tffe Suttana unp Ocean @bieI pa'
rem nit 636O,0OO in 9ClO BON 2lultralien in
1iperpopl anSetounien.
ytapclepn mar BON Siarris 3urid3etebrt uni
aano i'm 8esriie, ras Sa8er bon @balons 81
beln4en. Dte BeTeti9un8en Don Slncennef
io0en ermeitert tperpeu. 80 Wtulcnen 6ranci
linO nod our 8ouenDun9 &berbcur9's nDtbi8
Der Bring Napplecn. Der auf elnem SeIn4t
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Nmerifant(ct1e Nac6riebten

@afbtn 9tpn.-Gob 8riefe.-
Ger 3melS Der General YOltOffce fir Die nl4t
an5ub lnSenoen Briefe bat 10 eben bic 4tbeiten
zines NIertellabreS sel9lollen. Wdbreno Der
BRET Otonate, pel4e am 80. @eptember abses
lauIen lino, lasen 2729 8risfe Dor, wel9e
@elo entbtelten, in benen lid bic @umme bon
$12,921 porfano. Sn benz am 80. Suni ab.
8elaufenen Vierteliabre wuroen 4549 8riefe
9~eSffnet, in Oenen $21 ,426 s~efunpen nuroen.
Sn benz am 80. Mdr5 obselaufeuen Quartul
betrug bic 3abl Der pOrlie9enOen, ni6t ausu.
6rinaenoen Briefe 2472 uno in eenielbea purs
ben $14,457 9efunoeu. Sn benz am 81. Dec.
abselanfenen 8ierieliabre mar bic j3abt Der
Briefe 1852 uuo bic Suutule bes 9efunoenen
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Sic 0ntpeibmne Des Sttntmf6ifens'

Ga 1inoe i6limm I'M olele NepuelIt, "enu
hip @hGnouuo Der @ablurne ourH Vefpal'
uuo 8etrua cine ~aGsemeiue ndte, menrl Die
WablISeuen, melhe BON Den yeat'0ualVe"''.tu
ten in RanIas uno Gan 0ranctScc nn0 pcn peI'
Sncn.9 tctbinea in NewsS rleans, Sou'Sotue
uub iebt mieoer in Baltimore anG9eTn9ct Wuapen'
in ben Ser. @taaten cine HsSel fat elmer Ans'
nohn,e m1reu Wer Die W1bl GU lesten Wtltt'
mnh bier NIT onIab, ber mug lth redt lebbatt
an he Miirce rno Nuhe ertnnern, NIT wel9er
bos gsplt BON ~8ennlplUanien, S9lo uno SnS
biono am Taae pcrber fem Vctum ab8at, wenlI
Or niht AZ Dem @lauten perleltet perpen mlu,
bah bic iesten 3eiten bet rOmIlden Jtepubl't
iber ms aetcmmen lino, - ltne Setteu, Do
bas oebeiltate Stimmre1t BON Qcroen be3ablter
8eIien in ben Scth 9etreten wuroe uno Die re-
rublitaniI&e 6reibeit i'm &uulult Der O1r'Bs">
tdulpfe perblutete. ous =.
M1s bic Observation-Disclosures in SanlaS IN
oe{pnberten S3enen ~lieferten, oaS pat1eh
mir bier Iebten OtlttwcA in I S6ene
mir botten bic disqualification Der @rendltrcl9e
uno bic nit uuseIebliden Wabl6etteln Selfoplfe
91oblurne ben ,0tfapcp an Ell n IN 2a9e' Ves
neral Calhoun 1T 9rOB, uber WapOr Swann III
SSir molten bic ~aluftritte bon iebtem Wtttt'
mod ni4t rscupituliren ; lol9s Auftrltte l1,O
i9eoenr, Der felt eiuieer 3eit in Baltimore noent
uelaufig, ME benz ainpe lein aSS! OOq
malIen mir einrdumen, Dap Der &erforteun0
unp pie nDtsspliu" Der SnOw' NOt9'nSS O'ss
nal NOD lpltemotiider, nod all9s9enD0e'
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