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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

THE CHANGE QUESTION are pleased
to learn that the authorities at Washington
have made reports favorable to the adoption
of the plan recommended by some capitalists
of New York, to enclose the common postage
stamps in a case made of "nichel." The
case is said to be very neat and durable; a
postage stamp enclosed in one will be as east
ly preserved as the pure "spondulicks. y
They are about the size of one of the new
cents. We hope to see the arrangement soon
put in practice, as the merchants Of this as
well as of every other city, are sadly in want
of some substitute for change, that will pass
current.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

RuNAwAY.-Capt. Johns horse took fright
at log in the road an Third, between Ceda-
and Sycamore streets, Monday morning,
and started to run down Third street. He
was brought opposite the Methodist Church
by running into wagon, smashing the front
wheel fthe buggy. None Of the occupants
of the buggy were i,jured
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07
From j. Mention Broom, D. d., Editor Of til
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge.
From, tho Rev. JOSPH Il. KENNARD,
Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church.

Dr. Jackso.-Dear Sir Il have been frequently re-
ouested to con meet my with concentrations of
rious kinds Of medicines but regarding the practice
out Of my appropriate here. have in all cases de.
clined but with >, proofin various instances and
particularly in my own emily of the usefulness of Dr.
Hoofand's German B)eesa, depart for once from my
general debility of tbe ystem and especially for Liver
Complaint, it il q saH and valuaple preparation In
some may fail but usually doubt not Will be-
yery beneficial to those who suffer from the above
'"'''' J. d. KENNARD,
Eighth below Coates st., Philad'a, Dec. Oath.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

~ The following names have been drawn
to serve as Jurors during the coming year.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07
The Army of the Potomac sill
Advancing. 8

FEDERAL SOLDIERS OCCUPY THE
APPROACH TO MANASSAS AND
CHESTER GAPS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

NOTICE.

IL those indebted to me are hereby Iequssted X
n nav Nessrs. Rchmau 4 Brother, whom have On
thorixsd to collect all notes and accounts due me.
Oct 1S-d5tw2w FBED Tape.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07
IMPORTANT FROM THE WAR IN
VIRGINIA..

1a0r0Mghfare Cop Occaspiea by
FtderNL Troops.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07
The Rebels Eracuafe .1sl.by's Gap.
ELECTION RETURNS.
WISCONSIN.

WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, Nov f.
The election in this State is holly contested
by both parties. The city and county Of
Milwaukee will give Brown, DEM. ZOO ma
jority over John F. Potter, Republican.
The majority in Kenosha county over
Potter is probably $50.
Seven townsi in Walworth county give Pot
ter some 500 majority.
The friends of Brown claim his election
without doubt, but Republicans think the re-
turns from the balance of the Districts, and
the soldiers vote may elect Potter.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 5.
The Democrats have elected two members
of Congress, Brown and Eldridge Republi-
cans, Sloan, Cobb and Hauchett are yet in
doubt. All the Democratic Assemblymen
elected from the city Of Milwaukee, and one
State Senator. The Democrats have gained
largely in some parts Of the State.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LIST OF LETTERD

ID EMAINING in the Post Office, at Muscatine, on the
II 1st day Of October, 1862
Persons calling for any of the following letters will
please say advertised"
The New York herald., 1862-01-17

{ PORTING zoe FOR SALE FISE MOUSE COLOR
- c1 tyN9uud 10 mo tbs old aud ius' Imported for 4
che p AYyY as ei Myiue lagf. Cualau,ee given II re
0ni d.
The New York herald., 1862-01-17

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS RECENTLY Be
"A come . resident Of New York, desires 70 make the
acquaintance Of wealthy lady blooming young widow
preerred) dectdcd beauty OF person eprarns and
aGectonae disposition essential For further particulars
address In condolences, Eversrd box 1888 Herald oaice
"A eres hanosome y desrous of with some
y confidence and sincerity Clarence Pearce station D. Bible
The New York herald., 1862-01-17
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, WITH A GOOD INCOME AND
"A senemanly occupation, wishes TO form the acquan.
tance with some young lady with view TO matrimony the
lady In question have objection travel Ia foreign
Countries and must be considered good looking
Capt box lS Herald oce Will be treated with honorable
confidence.
The New York herald., 1862-01-17
B1LL.IAIaRb.

A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND Bill
n Hard Tables with Peans Combination Cusnions for
sale at price 70 suit the times. ltlrrf fl
PIELAN a CoLLENDER, GO ~ 60 Crosby ST., N. Y.
TOR sALE-A Splendid ToCR or NEW AND Sc.
~ conc hand Billiard Tibes- s-theep cash. Private
houses uh and public houses furu shed days
notice. Tas to leL orders by sA s@~nded TO by W. IL.
The New York herald., 1862-01-17
THE TRADES.

DREwERs.-wANTED FOR A BREwFRY or Two
nnndred barrels capacy, man OF practical experience
biliiy Address box 2.ss< New York Post oaoe.
ITO BLAcksMITHs AND BOILER MARERs- "A FFw
good snishs snd boiler makers wanted, Mystr
Conn.,, bejween New London ana stonington AppIeanta
ru faish recSramen auons frgn their last nployers
Afpy 1Jdan Psuison a. ship yard West Mystic, Conn.
fr0 TAILORs.-wANTED A COMPETENT PERSON
4 On cloth COATS, at ~ Grove g.
The New York herald., 1862-01-17
NTATRIMONIAL- GENTLEMAN OF a. A RFsInrvr

M of California, and possessing fair Income from hs
business there deares TO marry and amabe
young lady of aeout25 She must be
neat aud good housewife. The Subscriber A sosahie
and aeconate disposition has bad habits aud IL told nv
his friends that he will make good husband The lady
be prepared 10 out steamer of H. and
pend that this advertisement written honorsbe sin
certy Address during the present week. San Francisco
Broad way Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-01-17

THE SEVENTH AVENUE DIsTILLERY, $40 AND
~ 32l Seventh avenue between nhireh and Thirty hrst
streets New York the largest amount Of the bead
Liquors for sale in bond. wM. HUGHES SON.
nLD ALE, OLD ALE 800 BARRELS AND HOGS
" heads Of old Ale, aud to years old for cty aud
shipping superior quality be rracked
sed ment, IL DESIRED al the brewers ~ HARM0N& CO., No.
Sheriff street
The New York herald., 1862-01-17

%COU. ing new. two stories AID basemen containing
eight rooms halls Closets &C. good csern; isted will
marble manifest Is at the e minus OF three city al!
roads very desraby located good neighbohoo &C iic
Purchaser. Title perfect Address r. q. ". l Herald
otlSe
The New York herald., 1862-01-17

TWO YOUNG GENTLEaEN, OF AMPLE MEANS AND
respectable families IN this city
fnsepafable companions wish tho acq Of
two young ladies' with the view 90 rnntfnony No lldy mn
less refined character and Kind dspos lon need Apply
Wealth object stricty aonhdepia Address HERMAN
box 247t New YORK Posi- ohee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-06

SetoIpd, 6y he Sendte ana house OF ReprSseIt1-
ttres Of the Uatted states Of america IN CSn8Ycss
assss.bksd (two tliSu5 OF Do Houses sonGurr lax
That tho following sriic os % proposed to the
Lssslsturcs Tor Congentions of the several states
as amendments to The JonotIfu ion OF shs United
States ali or any OF which artisies when ratified
by three-four hs Il the Legislatures ior Conveo
tions 20 be valid ~ par OF paris OF shs said Con-
stitatiOn, viz
"Art,.ls -. Every State wherein slavery now
exists which snali aroiish the same therein at any
time or times, bsfors the Isl day Of January IL
the year OF our Loro ons thousand and niae hun
dred, shall receive compensation from tho United
States AZ follows to Wit:
"Ths President of the Unhed States shall deliver
to every such State bonds of the United States
BEARING interest at tho rate OF ----pes ceat pei
anu u, to AL amornt equal to the aggregate suu
Of ----f foE each slave sh, wn to have been
thsrei by the eighth census Of Inc United 6tates
said bonds 10 be delivered to such State by install
menIs, or In one parcei, at the completion 0f sh<
abohShment Accordingly ~ the game shall have
been gradual, or ut 6ns time within such State
and interest shau sin to run upon any such bono
Only from the proper time OF lis dsivey ~ a'ore
said ANY state having received bonds as Afo Q
ssid, and afterwards re Introducing or toleratia<
siavsry rheren shall refund TO toe United State
the bonas received, or the value thereof and al
interest paid thereon
.Ars cis- All slaves who shall have enjoyed
actual freedom. by the chances Of the war, ., any
time bafors the end OF the rebellion, shau bs for
ever tree but all owners Of sueh who shall no
have been disioya, shaL DO compensated Tor them
at the same rates Is provided for states adoptinl
abosishmeut Of slavery, but In such way that n
slave shall be twice accounted for.
article -. Omgrese may appropriate mouey
and otherwise provide for eoioniaing free ool0fe
persons. with their own consent, at any placs O
plaeas without shs UuitsA HtassA"
| Ibeg indulsonce 10 discuss these psopsesd aft
elss st some lsngth Wlthont slavery the rsbellioI
could nsvss have a11sted, without asvssy u eoul
| nat acnAnuA s,s
I, Amcoe ~ ftiacds a N Unina tkoes b grpsa 4
voz1Ay Of ss,siment anA of policy n seSasd 70 sl
very anA ~ Afriean raAs snoaGGe q 6ems Wo1l
perpstuaAs alsvsey sonAs would abollsh Il suAdsS
II, and without eompsnsatiou; soms wonia abolis
Il TaduAlly ord WITH eeapsnsaalon some Woai
resnovs ~ - peopls hum aneag q, 90 soul
WealA rstain tAqm Wt1A u ane thMo 80 ~ eth1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-06

The Irish Times pos'ti.. ssserts that "uumef
ous eri s'Aisns are 1ei0s made for The fedsra
armies throughout Ireland, the recruit rseeivtns
$40 N his departure for America, and the relaain
do OF his b unity on lsndlng"
The ladies OF Edsefeld Cou House, g. q wsss
to have siven a Pair and rsbissux on Wsdnesda,
evening last for the benefr Of she soldisrA Amout
the refreshments was promised real store boush
coffee
r oar Is held at $50 per barrel. moassss at q.
per gallon, aud salt 3. so psr bu snsl, as 3aila
hasse. fla
Rev. Thomas Hume, sr Of Portsmouth has a.
ceps esli, ior he time being, 70 the Byrus otrs
Baptis, Caurcn In Petersburg
resolution endorsing President Daviss sdmi;
istssti n was uasnimoualy adopted oy the Aor.
@ roina House vi Colamons on Thursday.
Corn is selling at do la Pc, bushel In most
the loveE countiss OF Ai.bamA. st which pr
thousands II bushels can Do obtained
10, aei aar If t1s l0sh T,nnsssss regimen
dsd On ibs 9tn ins.
The anal pox hss crested = panic In tbs AlAh
ms Leg .ls'uye IN ss3s,on n Aonszomerv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-06
mo. Q. DAssRk
- ATTORNEY AT LAW, 4
AGENT Or CLAIMS


Once on llth y, between Main and Bark,
1pe floor above Confederate EeadtnG no.
Val " sctles before the various Courts ct the G.
and bav'. lad extensive asps tmssatai IN
rienc@ at Washington, u e. Mortgamery
ton or tsgsi BUSINESS before The vattorss &ets
ms4ts ~ ttosornuiont wih sccar ey anc dsspais
also, g., prepare and collect every ciAss Vi CsAi'
susceptible ni Adjustment by tht pubie a,stho III
Tee atte6ticn IT the heirs Of deceased .olciesS
invi,aa - this afivess siseInent; Ard the subioin
letter Of tie seversi aiefs o. F>urr n, and l.
Cait 0Ierk Of The Gazsral FostGfHs- Oeys
E.eat touching he fareeosng. h rsspse fully y
united
rEsTiNosIAL:
GEsHHAi fosr OFFtcF DxPAKTMsNr,
Richmond, Va, uc. xosh ,s6l
tIn: Ss you are aErrt TO engage in 'ks PROSE
tun oil clasEns before various DepArsnssnis II O.
or mems, wa deem IL appropriate, Ia view Of I
faithful snS CAPABLE Ilannel In which you pGfsos
ed your cfhcisl dslsiss ia thiy Experiment, nom
earliest organiEs,2on Until ycus rSsssnaaAou
pied wtsh yoar vSrioss espes ssncs .r oshns asps
ui''iats q. Wzshn.saon and Ia This city, " axrrs
the opinion shat you posssss sueh qualiAeaktons .
the r.spcnaoie daIieS OF . lain Agent - ous
TO ensure you very iair proportion Of psbiie p.
wuh ki-a wis1ss TOR yoyr suness ws r~aa'
/ respectfully, 20, 81. ST. AEO GptUTI,
D n OL5MR~Ie
W. MlLLsA
JN0 L HARAA2A
TO Jssy L. G. Dsa~~. sss.. psa-a&
M lT--AnNAWs
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strOYed HOW TINS outbreak was l0GucSQ II NOT
definitely Known, and s1splcions, which msy DO
unjust need not bs stated Information was res
csiyed py the Indian Bureau from different sources,
about the time hoStiiit,ea were commenced that q
simultaneous attack was to be made upon the white
settlements By all tne tribes bstus en- the Aisss.
sipDi river aud the cky Mountains The state
Of Minnesota has suffered great injury from this
L,dian war A large portion Of her territory has
been de populated, sna severe loss has Deen sus-
tanned by the destruction OF property. Ihs people
o, that Sta.e manifest much anxiety for the re.
moval Of the tribes beyond iinits OF the United
States ~ q guarantee against future nosthi les
The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs vii! furrish
full defailH
Isubmlt for your especial confederation whether
our Indian system shall NOT % fa.noasilsa Many
wise and good laen hav. Impressed me with the be-
lief that this can be pro6tabiJ doGe-
I submit q statement Of the proceedings OF Com.
missioners which shows the progress tnAt has been
made In the enterprise Of constructing tha Pactac
RsiIrosd and this euggssts the earliest completion
Of ths road and also the favorsbi sction Of Con.
srsss upon the prnjscts now psOdins bs ore then
ior en1afglng Sne capaeites OF the ereat auAls in
New York aad Illinois. ~ being OF vita aud rapid
ly increasing Importance % tns wnole nauon, and
especially 70 the vast interior region hereinafter "a
he noticed at some greater length. propose hav
ing prepared and laid before, you at an early day
some interesting and valuable Statistical iniorma
ton upen tnls SUBJECT The military and comner
siai importance Of enarsng shs iiliaoi. and 4iehi
~ OenaI end imps ovine tho Illinois river. ID pre-
Sanisd IN the report OF Col Webster 70 ths Seere
tsrv or Wsr, and now transmitted to Consreas
respeesfuily ask astsnttonto Il
To carry out the proviaoos OF the net q Oon
sress OF the lOth Of Nay last, have sanw1 ths De
psrtment Of agriculture q The unitsd easss 20 b.
.afeAaised The Oomnisioa9 n!ogws ~ INA
Wi.hiu the period o. few menths this department
~ esteblished n sassnsivo Yssem ef eesseupon
a6,ee and exehangssI bosA - bo0e ~ sbeoAd
Whieh Dromisss Is s0boe AGhN bsae1ela1 yseuats b
ths devaloDmsat q . lcosze4 enov!se9a q reesn
funrovensnee IN asrieulluse, = the int1odaetion
u1xE pfuluotu snd b ~ seepeien Of ~ agyioul
tnrai stasiaios @s he liAeee4 la1ss:
- Alsp, thak q VA sooas - t1pareo - dlats!hnt
I.1eAy. 49, sssss.a -: - - ssss.ss.: sae ~ =:
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This shows an average -lennial increase Of $3.50
per cent in population through tia seventy yesrs
from our hfsG to our Last census yet taken. l. Is
ssen that tho ratio of incre he, al of these
seven perioos il either two ger cent below Or two
per cant above the average th1s showing W ia.
fexible ana consequently, how -euabls, ,os iaw OF
increase In our esse H. Assuming tia; it will con.
tiuue. II gives the following resnlts:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-12-06
Aax MORNING.


.svtces Of the "a inst are rseetved.-
s's'ns.. .s,s,,r. x~s-iess, Of Tuesday evening
81 80 20 A "a. Message of Lincoln, says:
s'ss.s .sss...,ssnt. Message. given In the prsseu,
Vs . ucss anpretend'ns oocomect oetn - 70
,srs ,.ncth. ltti. naors than eiancine st mes,
sss sna snssssrs 80 uo~ OF such vast importance "a
Ass nns meri IL has pre- emfnent:y--its
b. ssstoa. AM rsain.ess Ia dealing with
,easr =, ,es which il Ii made his du.y 50 pre-
e. ssn.s son,iaesasion of Congress anu the peo
ses ts sse S'"'
r. -. rsoie, the message will be hailed va
70 u x,,;nsntly moderate IN tone. perhaps Ia
ahk s. rr,ed,us IN ass views AID 20 /. mnst be
80 sf''s -, cant able 80 tne u,traa who have
Erssae, "A q, large 4 away In shaping the NAsion
sssfe s bis sshiee. He is careful however
fFaN' rs thsi his new plan for the settiemen,
'tR" a xus matter is recoagns nded ~ Z
naP "a exclusion of, but additional to all
rs. -, res. reg ard preserving tie National
S"v fhreashout sae Union
SA'fn. whoever may differ with the Heo.
SIT rs In these conclnsio swili be ready TO
- h,ua q spirit Of patriotic conciiiation,
ss"~. Il su,a In It's right aspect, may be erodac.
sisI ...s, rood Whilst he plainly tells the
fsfa ,ss Union that he shall relax no efforts
ssss, oh4disnee TO the laws, he 10 Will ag to
n more attempt 70 settle mastsrsoa an ami
ssr sssis
.,n-.tntyss IN TaE yANKRI coS0Rxss.
y.,hss Congress assembled q. noon on
.. A oaesn-, was present in both Rouses,
bss ~. nroeeeded BUS sinsss Lincoins meg
s,Ei,A We publish in another column, wss re-
sfss Ern.s Mr. Ccnkiin ohsred 9 resolution,
- US. adopted, directing the Committee or
- ,s,irs 70 inquire and report az to the best
~ - n aging vsssels-of war on Lake Ontario,
% a, e.izsscs sisil arise and Of establishing
-. communication srom other waters 70 the
~ r.ss,utan submitted b. Mr. ValisndiRhAm
=, ss,Dt.d, directing an inquiry As to the alleged
W. = LIS postrnss1es General in deciding what
e.~t.s,.-s nsy, and ~ha. shall not, be transmit
.'s,1ush he us;ls Mr Cox, of Ohio, submit
p,.saisle and resolution rsci.lng that illegal,
.--.-7 srrests had been d sac by the agents of
=. a7s.ra;aeat and declaring that the House con
-. sA ,1ch srrests The resolution VISA tsbied
vote Of 20 10 50 Mr.. Richardson offered a
.ls- 7ssols;ioH n re,s;ion to the arres: aud con
80 d citizens Of Illinois. which was also IA
g-cAas recently made trip to Washington fol-
,ss .ai rose OF entering personal complaint
.,ar.: tee delay Of the Quartermasters Depart
=; l. ioy wssdsns the ronfoon train to th. army
!. sr. "BY Ibis desy much valuable time has
-, !os.. sai he difficulty Of crossing the Aspps
t.s,sS In ia fsce o; .he snemy's preparstionl
rey augmented" l. was runored that Neigs
3, ykosse Q1srtsTmasssr General, had been re
ard . consequence. but IL Is believed to be un
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graph with the limo which is being extended across
the Russian Empire.
portsnt exceptions have remained undisturbed by
tie civil war, and they ara exhibiting such ev-
dences CT prosperity "a justines I'm expectation
that some Of them win soon be In condition TO be
organized "a States and be constitutionsliy admit
tad into the Federal Union
The immense mineral reGou ces Of come o. those
Territories ought tn be developed ss rapidly IS
possible. Every step in that direction would have
a tendency to improve the revenues OF the GOV
eran.ent and diminish the burdens Of the people.
Il is worthy Of your serious consideration whether
some extraordinary measures to promote that eDd
cannot 10 adopted The means which suggests it.
self q most likely to be effective, u scientlne ex
plorstiou OF The mineral regions IN those Terrific
rios with visw to tho publication OF ~ results
al homo aud in foreign countries-results which
cannot fail to be suspicious.
The condition Of the 3nances WI clam your
most diligent a,tsrtion The vast e1penditures
incident to the military and naval operations re-
oaired for the suppression Of the rebellion have
hitherto been met with prcmptttude and certainty
unusual In similar circumstsnc and the puonc
credit hss been fully maintained The continuance
of the war, however, and the Increased disDurss'
menty made necessary by the augmented forces
now In the held demand your best reflections a. 70
the best modes Of providing the necessary revenue
without injury to business ana with the ieast Pos
sibls burdens upon labor -
The suspspdon Of specie payments BY the banks
soon after the commencement OF your LAST sesRcn'
made lar fs Issues Of United States notes uuavoao
.ble, In no other wsy oould tho payment Of tns
troops and the satisfaetion Of osnsr loss cssn". %
iuAicious lsgislatio0 Of Congress- securing tne re
ceivstlity Il these notes for l0ans ana ntesna on
tier aud asking them legal tender ioe osnsr oeess
has made them IN unversel eaIssas!: sac ~ Ssi -,
mr. partially q ieass, snd Tor ~ time sne lcoe
~ vsns al 81 unieora oirculatng nsdium Aviae
ihrrsby 70 ths psoDas tnnsnss sems '''
6n1 o3ehangoo - -
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Der &ecomDn at Tons 5u8
D / s fUr E be rtt perfdBt 8attt N cre
u III 6. 90 Ru4mt., unb Brebertd um
4 80 t1Ar Micrsen8, Ii ~ "''H4-' s'
gSad Wbeeling, Barter8burg unb hen,
We(fen 8 nbr 40 Ntiu. Meraen8 uno 6 90
rlbr Nbenp8. . YEA"
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D. 4, WaIbin9tcn UNI 4 1br 30 Win.a,
Z 40 unp 10 nbr Gcrmitta98 unb uu3 80
uno 5 10 NaGmitta98.
30 n 8albin9trn nm 6 ahr, TAO un6
IL ubr 8prmittag8, unb I'm 3 30u. nhr
Rahu,ittaSs. la1l'@ sue =.
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Na1 8elair. Bon 8rpmns Ecos
tel IN 9isbftr. ispsu Disnftaa Dontsrttoa
u. Somftqss al an.aag Eli. ua ,u.1a5
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sy 33ug pelDrpere1 SenllttatBu1h1le. 3.
&iuuSabtssr urs Gieiitnse fOatez itsr UurR&tsS ietn, ebt ht
ssI ElGetls fapffsl NIB ScI!.n bteie!bea nar S0n frl&ea an.
GsasQtsn Esemftsn fauftn, GelEse Cgu tbreIn @ebalt ttben.
nl@t atts SCH 5laflera poer 8pti&tnsr6sesa, 30 ae tpnh Der
Gefaer ~eusgeess fnb. bsItsiabelt ~ weEhen pae tbt Welb
gnjona e~Gessttns
DurufabssSsg StIette Ha9
aG& =Garn XbsNfs bee GESasts NIB ~ Debeu het, E1U9C
81 itee So. II. %iEbebrdnnts =.
s3A t@&EatsraAteu-Aes, it pEr Baltimore HHs
errute sHt 6bto~3iienbanu. a {
sas,.t Gfo. 50 Abonie8fr,, BaIttarore
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DefL. WarhIanb eli nba hn =.
lgatbert StattOn.)
$40 u. $50 NaGm. Big ysewsW tub|cr
- ... LtA en- n III - n IN as4Ns4t Gaf ri

(bto W~eItmlniter)
Omnibufs far WanHelter fteben Dlens
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