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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

sarADAMs' ExPREss AND THE MESSAGE.
+ it is never too late to do good, it is
Ter too late to do justice, and wet ike this
easion to make public acknowledge
snt of the promptness of the Adams
press Company in bringing out the
ts5ideats message from Washington, and
'sTtesy of Mr.. n. Pigman, the agent here,
10 afforded US every facility for obtain
the document without the loss Of time.
he message was brought out here and
le!ivered into our hands in about twenty
iOurs after it was read in Congress. We
'e frequently indebted to the ngcn: aud
fessengers of the Adams Company, for
leir pains taking promptuesS and e1pedi-
or.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

Beg CoLp.-Saturday was exceedingly
Pld, particularly in the morning, the
lgermometcr ranging at 8 to lOo. Every
ing of a liquid character outside of the
Iug stores, was frozen tight, including a
fge lot Of "the best whisky ever brought
the city" The windows were covered
'h the exquisite work of that great ar.
it. Jack Frost, and living things out doors
1emed to be going by steam, using their
ouths as escape pipes. The sun didn't
0" itself, and the sky was about the
lOr of unscoyered pewter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
oxer1nnd Mail.

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, Dec. 3lst.-The
Overland mail of-the 9th, reached here at
noon. Business dull; sales confined to
jobbing lots.
The Coroner's inquest held on the body
of Eldridge Gerry Paige returned verdict
of death from intempereucc.
A silver mine has been discovered in
Santa Cruz county.
New gold mines are continually being
discovered in Southern Oregon.
SANDWICH IsLANDs.-The Kings Secre-
tary, Mr.. Nelson, who was wounded by
His Majesty in a fit of jealousy, is in Il
prccarious condition.
The steamer Puciic arrived from British
Columbia on the 9th:
Mining operations throughout British
Columbia were closed for the winter, ow-
ing to cold weather.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

pS-CyTY CouNcrL.-A called meeting
IF the CITY Council was, held at the Cham
Der; on Saturday evening. a petition was
cad from Joseph Caldfell, notifying the
ouncil that he would memorabilia the Lee
stature to pass an act crempting from
l1ation. by the council, of certain prop
rty owned by him, which was outside the
ity limits, prior to the 9Th of January,
$50.
On motion of Mr.. Forbs an order was
lade that a committee be appointed to
raw up remonstrance against the petit
on of Mr. Caldwell to be presented to the
.rislature, because Mr.. Caldwell pays no
are than others owning property in the
~ of Wheeling. Mr. jacob drew up a
sner to this effect, in the form of reso-
ion and order, which was adopted.
After lengthy conversational debate
On the subject of our railroad interests,
which Messrs. Wilkinson, Jacob, Forbs,
.ytOr and others engaged,
W. Robinson arose to a privileged
,.stion. He said that the Reporter of
Inslligencer had misrcpresented his
.arks at the previous meeting of Coun-
which did not exactly CONCEAL with his
sjngs. He said that the words attribu-
to him in the report of debate, gave
remarks of the gentleman who replied
hin, additional force. He said that
e people took advantage of his well
psn peaceful character, in order to mis-
-,s.ent and insult him, but intimated
iorbearance sometimes ceases TO be
e,s He went on with au uucallcd for
r.sguc, and eliminated the rather ri
..sus scene by slaughtcring long SEN
z. OF the Kings English and moving
1tis reporter be heard if he desired to
qET!hing in reply
s.notion the Council adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
GpmnreltrfIal.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

:. FLeuE--Extra Family si75; Extra $50; supsrfur
500 Buckwheat 21gc e pound.
BRooNs-COnmon S1-5OG2,T5. --za-4 o.
BCTTER-ln kegs. OMIO.
BUCHETs-MRriettaS SO 225. ~
CHEEsE-Western R,serVp 9I<GDlOc. Ri
CANnLEs-TalIow mould lie; dip l3c; star DC;
sperm 4Oc.
TALLOw-l0G12c. .s.EE H-F.r
CoFPEE-JRva lSc.; Rio l2IIG0l3e
WHEAT--Sl, lO@I,2s -Fn
RYE-SOc.
CoRS-5Oc
OATs-35c, .-. -g-
PEITHERS-IOG 45c.: scarce
. fIsIt-Slind $l4; uerrinGs 50; 3IacksrsI No. ,
FUES-RRccoon 3Og3TIc
GINsRNG-25@y35c.
uII-Clover 2 ton 80; Timothy SO.
IIoPs-IaSc- dull.
LINE-Louisville $3.50
AOLASSEE-Ncw Orleans &c.; Sugar House So
GOLDEN STECP-6UGE &c.
NAVAL SToNEs-Turpentins 7OO.; Tar $4lzG5.
NAILs-S3l4 for Tod.
RAGS-3tG3I5c
IIcE-56E5L
sEEDs-Flaxsced 81 90; Clover S8,T5@5.
SoAP-Castils 2 ID l591ec.; Common 5sGc
SU6ARS-Sew Orleans DC. in ihd- 013c. in Dbl
sSuFF-Scotch 2Gc. RRppee 2242ec.
TE-Gunpowder 409TUc.; Imperial 40@G5c; Hy-
son 359T0c; Pouchong 25@5Cc; oOlong 35l1T5G.
ToBAcco-6 twists l2cI five roll 2lG2Se.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
River and weather.

ST.. Louis, Dec. 3l.-The riveri is falling
Ice commenced running this morning.
Underwriters forbade any beat to venture
up or down, except ontheir own response
bility. Weather clear and cold. The
thermometer was down to zero this morn-
ing.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. .3l.-River rising slow
", with seven feet six inches in the canal.
Floating ice is fast accommodating, and
threatening to obstruct navigation. The
weather is clear and very cold. Mercury
90 above zero.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
Bargainsl BargainsI

DEING DESTROYS OF REDUCING Ny STOCK.
ID which & large for the season OF the year, am
willing to offer to the public
G R Z AT B AR AIMS!
In the way Of Fancy Dress Silss which, having only
purchased LAST month, st very low prices will De
enabled To sell H. cheap Wooden Goods
Ducals, Pail de CherTes, POplis, OF all Of which
have g2sat variety Of thSltrst patterns, will sell
at less than Cost
shAWIs and CloHks will De sold At very near cost
prices, and have purchased these articles in No
Tenbcr. At 30 per cent less thIn tine prices prevailing
At the earlier part Of the season, can sell them
cheaper toIn any other House.
Gloves. GAUNTLET sell so per cent less than
any other establishment, having purchased very
$1,000 worth Of tie above articles and invite the
particular attention Of Country Merchants TO my
stock in this article, will eel them cheaper thaa
New York Houses. ....- ..s.. ..
Flowers and BOnnets II less than Cost aud Ribbons
and Ruches ut very cost.
Collars, Sets Of Collar, aud Sleeves. Embroidered
Bands, and everything in the way of Embroiieries.
suitable fer Holiday Presents lower than anywhere
else
Cns=imercs, Cloths Furnishing Goods, and every
thing suitable tor Merchant Tailoring have 4 large
Stock III the second story Of my House. which call
to the attention of the Trade offering them or
Tnntag1ous terms any other House in town
Call and see and you will find that Am willing TO
mAkA concessions IN order 20 reduce my Stock.
decl5 ISAAC Prayer. la3 Main Il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

s3- BEATING HoRsEs.-W'e don't know
hether there liz a law to punish men for
Tipping their horses or not. If there is
| there ought to be, for man who
luid beat a faithful horse because he
fnot pull more than is in his power,
u!d beat his mother. On Saturday we
fellow beating horse, on Market
eet, because the animal could not pull a
large enough for two horses. The
n went about his work in cold blood,
nearly half square to get club
init him
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
From New York.

New YcEK, Dec. 3l.-Among the passen-
gers of the steamer Bremen sailed from
this port for Bremen and southampton to-
day were Mr.. Hermann Monte and lady;
Baptist Oysil and lady; Anatome Filsnore,
lady and child; Constant Galmache and
lady; Victor Maitre, all of New York; Phil
Rondc, of Iowa, Mr., Emile, of Porto PlN-
Ia; Muthes Diteivle, John Hop, both Of
California: and 81 Storage.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

9-THE POOh.-we frequently encouu-
charitably disposed gentleman in the
JETS, soliciting money for some suffer
aud worthy objects, whose wants have
fome known Let those who have it
their power remember and relieve some
tuai want to-day, and it can be reverted
afterwards as the most prominent ard
easurabIe incident of the holiday.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
reno pAPrR To-noRnoIw.-Ag to-doy

Reno PAPER Tc-A0tRow.-As to-day
will be observed as a holiday, no paper
will be issued from this office tomorrow.
Printers have hard time jogging along
through this vale of tears and although
we hardly ever find one that belongs
to three churches, they are entitled to the
enjoyment of three holidays in the year
This short suspension of the newspapers
is almost universally observed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

eas-FHE RrvER.-The cold weather has
dc good deal of hard ice in the river,
! the boats have a hard time butting it.
ere is also heavy shore ice, which
events the boats from landing at the
ea!ler towns. The Ingomar was the
y arrival or departure on Saturday. The
oerty advertised to leave on Saturday,
afraid to start for fear of being cut
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
Hurrah for the Holidays!

FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED!
Nov READY FOR INSPECTION OF PURCHAS-
N FRS, the greatest assortment Of Book, Games
and StsrOscoyss suitable for Holiday presents among
which may be found large and beautifully Illustrated
Animals, standard Poets, from - 10 SIS. AlFI =
Games both historical ami amusing, just thS IhIng
for the little folks.
Tie most beautiful present for Iks ParlcF IL the
Steroscops and Views. VI which have . very large
and select assortment varying in price from 81 70 SI5
per set. also in recs.pt Of all tue Latest publ
cations Ai soon as issued. .-Beulah." Minister
WO1ing" "Ths VlFginians," -Sa1S's Money King"
SC, &c. Just rocsVrG-
JAS. =. ORR.
docia ioc Malnst.. doors above 81 1 NJ Bank.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
Co1ton Mini Burned.

Pnov1DEwcE, Dec. al.-The Touro Cotton
Mill at Newport, was totally destroyed by
fire this morning. 1t worked ten thousand
spindlcs and was in good condition.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

BosToH, Dec. 3l.-The Thorndikc will
case has been withdrawn from the court
by an amicablc settlement among the par
ties interested.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

SACKvILLB, Dec. 3l.-ll \. M.-Therc
were no signs of the steamship Canada
at Halifax this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
Stenner Burned.

MEMPHIS, 3l.-The steamer Martha Put
nam bound to Cincinnati was burned at
Carlo last night. The boat and cargo arc u
total loss. Insured for Sll, 800. Pussen-
gers and crew saved.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
Sale of the American Express Co.

NEW York, Dec. 3l.-The property be-
longing to the American Express Company
was sold this day by Simeon Draper, Auc-
tionecr, for 100000.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

IN PRESENTING Yet WITH DIR. SAfoA's -
j PANTILE CORDIAL desire 70 state =. =. -
riOrity over eTnTv BOstTun th-E nilEss - go
FirSt-It i H.. interrogation Of regular physics.
who well qualified fIoIll much eHleF'sSs ~ =
tile complaints 10 PTSssTfbs fcr thein, 49,
l. entirely i've ffosn paEssric oPiate 81 any ~
and consequently relieves BY removing rae
Ct your child. instead d derdsnlng il seiiS-Otle
ssu Gift with any rtiia Tor infinte rcin ~ M.
will show; Jhr very rCos fra which AZ st..-,
bsiEg dug from The Earsr undsr slis direction o.
Eaton many Of them b. his owe hard: F".;Ti
it j. perfectly harmless and eannOt tnTs ths nao,s
delicate infant aud i eeTtsa cure aud relei II -
thS following vLe l. iis CHEZ merit OEeT e g
other preparation. viz: -
FOR ALL COMPLAINTS ATTENDING TEEtA
ING; such A. pfSENTERN COLO, &c; also, tpT sfit
ening the guns and relieving pain. For TeSaiAtig
the EovSisit Is uncquAlel Sor Cold in the drs +
il q sure relief Fer GROUP. the ElO=t fatal md n
ing q all ds-asrs Il ea=. be r-lei with iar5oet
ejaidence; aud being powerful aotiepAsInoic In AZ
eascsuf e.uVuls!1ns ~ hts w earnestly Eseoa,ena
you 10 ltu-e tizc il procuring it, Lastly-st elia
much more than other preparations u the kihup
that cannot AT such long advsrtis snenfa ~ tan
the reason il comngnds itself the Ilust fes
lie ~ AL mOthers In all casss- the directions NrsI-
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
Piano Tuning.
OFFICE o. THE Q. EAILROAD "a.

7
CLEVELAND, Dec. 11t., 1888.
TIME annual meeting CT tho Stockholders Of the
i Cleveland pittsburgh Railroad Company, for the
election Of twelve Directors ana transaction Of other
business will be held the office of the Company in
Cleveland. on Wednesday. the 18th day ct january
next, at 10 O'Clock A. VI. The Transfer Book will he
cIo-ed the 18th instant, and remain closed till jan
uary 5tlI. Tdec7-tdl L. ROCKWELL, Sec'ry.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
NEW AND CHEAP
Trnstee,S Sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF a DEED OF TRUST FROM
i David Mccartney 10 me, bearing date the 9th day
of July, 1856, duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
the county court for ONO county. shall Saturi!
the 18th January, 1860, the Depot of tho Hempeld
RaiL ad Company, III the City Of Wheeling. sell to
the aeS and best bidder. at Public Auction, the
locomotive engine numbered yiive- l2 and two
passenger numbered fifteen ll5) aEd thiriy-six
1861 being tho engine and cars heretofore sold
10 said Mccartney, by the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, and the road of the Heu.pfGld
Railroad Company.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of tho amount in cash.
and tho remaining two-thirds in equal install
ments. payable six and twelve months from the day
of sale with interest the purchaser giving bonds for
the credit instruments with approved personal Sc
curity.
Should the proceeds Of said sale not amount to the
sum of Five Thousand Dollars, with interest from tho
LIST dag OF July, 1856 and the expenses If executing
the said trust, shall also sell al the same time and
place above mentioned twenty of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Hempfeld RAILROAD Company OF thc par
value of five hundred dollars each many Of thom
shall he sufficient TO make good any deficiency in
the payment srid Of $1,000, with interest and
expenses aforesaid, to the highest bidder at public
auction, FOR cash.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

PrTTspuno, Dee. 3l.-River about sta
tiodary with 5 feet inches by pier mark.
Weather clear and very cold
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

na- Cry Observation-Disclosures will
DIease remember, that " invariably charge
s. for all announcements for the city off,
Fss-,o be paid for in Gdpunee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

ENVELOPES!.-w
4, have Just received fine lot of extra quality en-
Zones which will be printed in the best style,
,5sap. CAMPBELL MDERMoT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

NTOTICE,-TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN
~ on Saturday, the 2sth january, lsU0 st the
Depot of the Hempfeld Railroad Company, in the
city Of Wheeling at 10 o'clock A NJ, small sell TO
the highest bidder, at Public Auction twcn:T of the
First Mortgage Bonds Of the Ilempfeld inr' I'd Com
pany. numbered from I61 10 $50. both ucluavE each
for the sum of Five Hundred Dollars, many Of
them shall be sufficient satisfy aud pay the note
of the said Hempield Railroad Company dated LIST
December. 1856 for the sum OF Five Thousand Dol
lars payable four months after date TO the order Of
David ATCarlney, and by him endorsed and trans
fered to mo JAMES 5. WHEAT.
tIec2l-ts Trustee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02
"HOMe'S" Union Scales.

GETTowE'S" UNION SCALES, FOR GRUCERS.
IL weight = uz. to 20 ID9., with Scoop and
Platforms Manufacturers price ten dollars. Another
supply received by nc. uILDRETH : BRO,
deca Agents fog the Manufacturer.
no FARMERS AND OTaERs.--
i ..uowes' three ton Scales platform feet 10y -
feet to weirh loaded leans. These Scales require
pit Of only twelve inches. The of preparing .
foundation is onethird less than any other Scale III
use Price one hundred dollars. Orders solicited.
p. L. HILDRETII BRO
dec9-dSw Agents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-01-02

DEING DESTROYS OF REDUCING Ny STOCK,
- which g large for the season OF the year, am
willing to offer to the public
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
GOkalts s.

@}aYorS Gpurt. 9oispb &eag, Der i'm Nlartt
Goule lining 9~etriebcn uuO perbpraene gBaffen
gcfubrt bate, fam nit einfm Teimciie raYon.
SOrpan, en- Scla0e, Der Yan 9Gm. 8cbanan
cine So wertbs Gal6enubr 9eito9lsn baben Ipa,
Hatte elm Yorlauf9cS Ssr6Gr gu beltebsn.
@far9 Cmper, pelde Niar9arst WatbemS nit
undnitaupisem Steren beIeipi9t bate, teltanD
Deute ibr 9er96r.
6enrg .. &retts, wcl6er lb auf rfener
StraBe m Bebten ittts wurpe inter $500 8urg,
ltaft geitelt.
8iG. y. Burner, mel6er gBm. S9sltY a to.
den batte, %beltanO beute ieiusn Gerntin.
Sranlon 9unnin8tOn CAB Oem 5reDerit ReQp
gu o%erlteben, paB 81 i'm ndhten5 purhpriaeln
wiroe; warpr aver wieper in @napen entla6en.
= @citern Mor9en braunte fur, ndh 6 ubr
bas sn Den Sic DOwn9' iben 6Guiern, @de Ger 3.
unp SrodcltraBr, 9eAOrenOe &iibfa9etGupe al.
Der Ssrlult miro pur6 Sseribsruns binl6n9-
lid 9eeedt lsin.
6sute Na6mittas inOet i'm ,Gelfssarteu"
rss 9ru. Surtcrf eiH YreiS,&ssell6ieben ltatt.
Siebe Ole @n6eiJr.
Sir Yeriprilen nuf rie gGirt61Aaft5 Or
ptnur9 ter pErren Sa9,meier unp ScrgBeuns'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19

Gin Stlo aus Der GGierwclt. Gin
Sauer in =, Der oning alt III merben, wurpc
Yen ieincn &inrcrn bcidnots anaesamsen, ca
iplte ibncu ibr Grbtbcil nod Sci Ieiuen Qe6,eiten
%abtreter. lie MOLTEN ion oafIr tie an srin Iclio
Gnpe pfleQen unD n66ren, rie es treuen paut6o
rem &inotrn sut mme. Der alte @auer oter
fd'uttelte INNER unlldutta Oen &ppf unp per-
,:6itete lie auf pae B~,ibiaGr. u s pisIes nun
y r%beifnni, mo pie Spaeen, melbe unter DEM
Z rhsumsnrahe ~nilt,tsn, GTuu0e tefp mmen 6atten
boits unler Bauer ne nadte 8rut terunter. tbot
ne in einen &GftI mo binl b~enielEem an elm
Henlter Der ptertu Stube. 8alb famen bic ibrer
Sun9cn beraubten Nlrn auf peren @e,pitI6g n
terbei9CfIU IN un0 ts wGbrts niht lanoe, 10
brd6teu lie .9nen dum 6uttrr 6irbei unp 1frdten
rtclee hurd55 Ora6tgitter in Die Sdnatcl Der
GmuEcrnrcn &inper. Sage Uer0inaen 70 bic
tlcincu %63sl trfamsn 5cpern, wurpeu ,ulcbt
fluAge. ater RE tre,en Alteu ermllecten nod i'm,
mT 0tht, ~lcnrern flcgtn bet1npi9 nod INNER
al nnO ,u unO erndbrten itre SunAen. Gnplid
mie uEler Sduer lab, rap bifie lih leibt in DER
6retnett rrbaIten t%pHnten, ltgte er Den beipen
Spaeep'@itern SbIinBen unD ing lie AUDI wirt=
lib alitdlih Gin. Nun lieb er Die 9unden file.
gen, lttdte Die beioen AIten in Den Rafo uno rief
fine SUbne uuD s. bier berbei. Stunpen vel.
FlnrS Der inn9rn SpaBhen pahte in leiz
nsr gre 6eitsluit Ter Nrmen aefansensn Glteri,
nno riels baIten 3uIsBt elcnt glib perbuuaern
muiien, wenn Der alte Bauer ur6t 6inaufacIie-
sen mare unO ihnen Die 6re,btit mieper accidents
Bate. Blu Ieinen &G9nea uuo 3p6tern dter
Iaate Or atte YUriidtige 9Geiie: Sic iOaten i6m
3nerlt RE SPAS II, Die Qltrn Hup Die Suneen
witper einfhnSsn, eann wpue er iepem BON ibnen
hGs ibm psreiHlt SuialenOe Grhtbeii lben bel lei.
men e~rtjeiten 9eorn uno iih BON ibnen Fflrssn
nnp ernabren 10 lleH.
3ieies 0ltiAni6 nurse ,par i6eu lan9e
9e'1:isken, 1T Ster ao4 ale Gage auweuppar,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

l~lnirren 6rrHnSen unp getannten nIdben mir
biermtt ne er9cStnite N"Scige, rap ~ + unter'r,
tcutiAen GAGE in Ger Ia. StraBe, ,rilden Mairt
uno 8rd tltn, erhanae Blvd. en- gbirt6Idoft
%rrrtntt Naefn uuo weroen MIR uns bemiiber, bic
uns telnthenreu Salte l@erer'cit Si ibrrr 3ufrte
ornNsit 'u tectcner. Gin ocr3ii0lites @las ga
a@erti'r' ipnie onSere quite @etrdntc Hno SpciIsn,
o'l treunoIthe Stotenutt1. merpen 9epi6 iebem
%unicrer mertben @dfe ben 9e1ut rnIrres ppfo i.
les III einem anscn bmen ma6en uno laoen mir
oue nn'cre Nrcuuo' uno Sstaunte, mte aud, pos
aeetrte 9utttfum sum ;3uipruh rrGelten bier nit
freunpliplt elm. Nhtun9sspl
6a9emeier II. 9 etabeimer.
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9nlan ..

9stnriA s umper5, Der Sdr6ier
t%raurt9sn AnOsntens, pirO elm rsi6er Nann.
NAa0em sr in Der se9en TIN erbobsnsn @nfla9r
aut GrmOroun3 ieiner @sIiebten, Sophie Nsr>
ner, 9ludlih rem @algsn eutrpuncu mar, unp
lth in e9ea8o nt6t balten 70 mite, Uerloben i'm
letne 6reunpe NIT gtitteln, um na9 ct 2ouis
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Sebeutans Scr @dbnaiebine.

Der Ne'p'gOrfer oGtrfli6e Serta6tsr" Iaat
Odriibsr: Die @dbmal6ins TT cine Der brillam.
item erTnbun9en Der @rsrnwart.
Dor sirti9sn 2aSen bErtn mir in elmer Qtens.
Seifgidaft 6pcrs ,Gjep ron tenn eemps" worm
Hnp stnHriu9Ii9 pUrtya9cu: es itrQt biz q-iCcn