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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27
L,tter from clarksburg.
oIAaEsauao, Vi, seq. Is, lsea.

Editors lRteliigeneer -
To say that allis quiet a. a military point
is saying that there is no material for let
ter. That's the present condition Fittings
here. There are good many troops here
now. and to quote your gifted contemporary,
affairs here are ta Ia mfiitatre'-very much
la nilitGire, indeed. The Fourteenth and
four companies of the Twelfth (virgtnia)
are here. They are oapts. Brown, Tomlin-
son. Mofatt aud Mercer. These are the
companies that were hurried OF on night
march the next day after the regiment ar
rived here, and marched TO BuckbaunOu
and TO Beverly. After staying there few
days they were marched back to the rail-
/ road at Webster, and thence here. The
movement brings to mind the story of the
man who marched up the hill and then
marched down again. The rest of the regi-
ment is at Buckhannoa and has been all
along, rumors and reports to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
The 18th has received its new guns (ol
the Eofield pattern) and those of them here
are delighted with the change.
Our new Virginia troops here are doing
some heavy drilling now-from five to si1
hours each dag. They are making very fair
progress.
TIE 18th is afflicted with mumps aut
measles, chiefly, however confined to Capt
Smiths company.
The 10th and part of the 9Th Va, and th'
s7th Pa. are here; also, Capt Maulsby''
battery. How many more, it might be con
traband to say.
I Capt. Carlin's battery passed here a nigh
or two ago on its way to Parkersburg, o.
below. That is the direction in which t,
look now for stirring events. H.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27

the sword glitter aud the torch CLEAN until
, this southern treason be subdued and oo-
liberated; let not its mark be seen in the
days of hereafterl
The man or paper that now falters In the
the support of the GoVernmen, Is not 10 be
trusted. The Government is our only hope.
On the day when the free people OF this
country withdaW their support from the
present administration in its efforts to put
down this infamous attack upon constItu-
tioual freedom, "the blaekness of darkness
forever will settle on the liberties of man
kind in this Western World.
The Rress goes still farther than we
have intimated, and in little squib, con-
temptnously asks what is the difference ube-
tWixt tWeedledee aud tWeedledum" moan.
ing that Jeff Davis rebellion is no worse
than the Presidents effort 10 put 1t down.
Such traitorous aud ungrateful print
ought to be bounded from the community
as disgrace to the age and SANDER up
on those who have been deluded by its fol-
| ly. If we were the Government not auoth-
er copy of the Wheeling Pres should ever
pollute the mail bags Of the United States,
il we did not absolutely and speedily end
its very existence, and either contiscate the
type upon which il is printed orthrow them
into tue sea!
We must support the administration or
all is lost. The proclamation Injuries nc
loyal man it pays him for all the proper
| ty be mar lose by the war, and for all the
slaves that may be freed. What loyal man
wants more2 Who wants rebels paid fol
anything? We aHsWer, none but rebels
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27

We have pretty large newspaper ex-
change lis. and we make bold to say, after
long observation, that there is not an edi-
tor In the country who is more thoroughly
incapable of doing justice to an opponent
than the editor of the wheeling Pau
Time amer tins We have convicted him
of garbling aud muttlating passages and
sentences from our columns in the baldsst
and most shameless manner. Never in a
single instance that we can recall. has he
retraeted or amended his misrepresenta-
tons.
In the course of an article in Thursdays
paper we made the following remarks:
In the nature of things as the Louisville
journal ably remarked a few days ago. "a
war for slavery is a war against IT," And
this is the issue that the rebellious South
has presented TO the country and the world.
The President takes up the issue, and says
If you will have slavery without the Union
we will have the Union without slavery
So he it, he says. You hare chosen your
issue--cling to it if you dare.
Yesterday morning the P,ess took up
the article from which we quote for COM
ment, and in referring to the above quota
ton afirms, in italicised letters, that we
said the President had resolved that 1--WE
will have theUnion without Slavery" Here
are its own words. We quote the full sen.
fence ia which it occurs:
ale tthe Intsiiigeneer) goes on further tr
say that the President has resolved tha
we will have this Union without slavery
We ask the reader to notice the aagran
dishonesty which the edit or of Prsss ha,
PracIiced in making his quotation. H,
wilfaIly and dishonesty divided and garblet
a sentence in order to convey a wrong i'm
preston. 1t is a specimen of the dishOnes
way 10 which he quotes everything from
his opponents. We do not believe hin
capable of fair dealing.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27
Another Proclamation.

The President of the United States has
Issued another Proclamation, published this
morning, only second in Importance to bis
proclamation of the 22d inst. 10 this lat.
ter prOelamatio6 be establishes martial law
over the whole country so far as the prompt
and vigorous dealing with disloyal persons
is concerned. The writ OF habeas corpus
is suspended, aud al, persons arrested for
disloyal practices are to be tried by court.
martial or a military commission. Loyal
men will heartily welcome this vigorous
demonstration. 1t will weed out and clean
out aiders and abettors of the rebellion
mighty fast. As the Philadelphia Ameri-
can well remarks, this proclamation "hurls
against them, one and all, the sternest fat
ofjustiee. When arrested they are not to
take their chances of escape before the civil
tribunals, where they may End sympathiz-
ing cronies on the bench or in the jury.
box, but are To be tried by courts martial.
ttThis action has been rendered absolutely
necessary by the combinations known to
exist to discourage enlistments and resist
the draft. So far from being mere conjec-
lures. these eonspiracies have been well
established by the most indisputable tes-
timony. The government, therefore, is
bound, by a due regard to the preservation
of the republic, to adopt the strongest
measures it can to punish these aiders and
abettors of the rebellion. We rejoice most
heartily at this action, believing it TO be
for the best interests Of the Union."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27
The Course OF the wheeling Pre...

The Course OF the wheeling Press
From the Fairmont National.
The Wheeling Press of to.dsy-wed-
nesday-contains column and a half of
Islander against the President, the Admin
istratlou, and the Government. Its wicked
and malicious vituperation of the Govern
ment has been slipping out gradually for
some time; now, seiziug the FIRST pretext, il
boldly denounees the Administration and
the conduct of the war. and comes out for
the rebellion. 1t says exactly what the
Richmond Enquirer will say, and the arti-
Gle from the Press will be copied In all the
Richmond papers with ayidity, lift should
ever reach them. II the PseSs is loyal, wby
does 1t now, ut this critical period of the
war, when every energy OF the Government
y required 70 preserve us from destruc-
ton, raise the standard ofreVoluiion in our
midst, aud use all its poor ability in adyo.
eating the cause of traitors, and putting
arguments into the mouths of seeessionists
here No, 1t is disloyal, aud never vas
anything else. In the name of God, have
not the loyal people of Western Virginia
enough to contend with already, without
being stabbed TO death by their protested
friends2
Now that the FTess has left the Union
party, where will it look for safety2 There
are but t.oo sides IN ibis war. lis on one
side, and iVe are on ths other. We want the
Union preserved at all hazards and at all
cost, and by every necessary means and,
by all the power aud by all the ability, and
by all the means that God has given as. we
intend now and hereafter to aid and sun
port the Government Of the United States.
let what may come. lit Is necessary 70
preserve the Government, We are for using
or treeing the slaves 10 snch way. and 10
such an extent as the condition Of the ma
ton requires; II necessary to preSerYeth
Government We are for destroying every
rebel IN the limits Of the eoufederaey, even
TO liberalization; aud II necessary TO pre-.
serve the GoVernment, We would follow
this liberalization BY the torch until one
nniVefpal eonhagrltion should desoIate the
South 20 that men should even laugh at
The comparison Of the destruction Of the
South With the destruction of Sodom and
Gomorrah For how is the happiness and
liberty OF the untold millions yet unborn,
% be compared With the despiesbIe exisl
tsnee Of the four million traitors Who dis
grace humanity and insult God, in the
losealled southern eoufeaeracy1 No letj
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27

The following curious epitsph. it is said,
may found ia graveyard iniTtaly: 'iHere
lies Estella, who transported a large for
tune to Heaven in acts Of charity, and has
gone thithsr to enjoy in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27
A LARGE sTOCK
FALL AND WINTER GOODS

OUCH AS High Lustred Black Silks,
- Rich Plain C0lored Silks,
Beautiful Plaid ana Figured Silks,
AfeW Patterns very handsome Mtire Antique,
french Merinos and Oburg,
De LANES and De Belges,
Ottoman Yelours and Poplins, very mica style
Of Dress Goods,
shaWls-A larger variety than ever found
cloaksGTho newest and latest styles.
Purs-A large sIOck, and at prices to salt every
body.
Cloths and DUaSklnS,
Satinets aud Jeans
FLANNEL. and Llnsey,
Calicoes and Gin CHAINS,
Muslin,
Ticking,
Striped Shifting,
And every other article OF domestic goods; also.
new stock Of Carpets, At prices to suit the
times; also,
Blankets Of all cOlors, particularly grey blan-
kets, Of Regulation weight.
Buck Gloves and 9Ruhtlets,
And every other ar icle kept In . hrstclasB Dry
Clouds establishment,
Have just been recsVed and are for sale at whole
sale and RETAIL ut lower pri. than offered West Of
New York.
Merchants from the city and country will md it
their interest TO call before purchasing elsewhere
have large stock Of gOols purchased from COM
mission houses and importers for cash; and many
goods bought before the late rise, whereby
abled to sell at New York jobLlug Grices.
sepH ALEX. uEYMAN.
13I Main st.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27

The prompt hanging Of the wretches now
in Camp Chase Will have. We hope the
government will not withhold such an act
of mercy from or people.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27

Irisasset.ed that our army drags amer
Il six thousand army wagons. Gen. Me-
olellauI hoWeVer, has. ordered reduction
Of baggage. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27

Globe Rolling Mills, Cincinnati, o.
hight OR TEN nrst-elaas HBoIier,P wanted At our
IL work4 Ia this city, Apply on the premises to
''Pa-a'Pd WoATAiSe cI0sia 4 9pi O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

49, TO THE TRUSTEES OF
VIZ THE PUBLIC soH00Ls.-Ths Trustees Of
the Public Schools Of the LIST, ID 81, 9Th and 5th
House on Wednesday evening, October Let, 1862, to
take action upon the Recommendation OF the Board
Of Commissioners recently adopted, relating 70 the
redistricting OF that pant Of the city. full attend
An ssp Z Lfa'''''d GEO. W. SIGHTS, Clerk
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27
NEW GOODS
Dress Goods.

DLAID AND FIGURED ALPACAS.
IL Plain AlpaeRs and Lustres.
Figured aud Plaid Reps.
French Merinos.
plain
6-i Gala Plaids.
Plain Wool Delanes.
Figured Ia Z"
Mourning Goods OF all kinds.
Call aud examine AZ
COOPER L sENsRNRY,
SepT Retail Store.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27
NOTICE.

A my former husband, Frederick AItpeter, has
IA LETT my bed aud board aud has for two years re
fused 70 support me- therefore give him notice that
1 regard my mArriago with him dissolved.
SePsi-9ts oArdARINA (bOrn) BoEsHAR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27

COPY.
CINCINNATI, September, ~. 1869.
Sir In accordance with the spirit and letter Of
the regulations promulgated by the Secretary of the
Treasury on the 18th Of August utimo, you will not
allow any goods, wares, or merchanRise TO be ahIp.
pee over ths Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, unless
companied by permit issued from your Ufiiees and
you Will 10 every respect conform your action 70 the
requirements Of the regulations referred TO, anything
contained In previous orders instructions the
contrary Notwithstanding.
am, very respectfully,
Your ob'G BeTv't.
lSigued,I THo5. HEAT0N,
Special Agent, Treasury Dept.
To THos. HoRNDROoE, Esq, Surveyor Of Customs,
Wheeling, Va. sep26-st
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27

NOTICE.
THB Co-PARTNRRsaIP heretofore existing nm
L der the name and firm Of ]. w. PILLSRUftY Z
CO., Il this day dissolved by mutual consent, J. W.
Plllsbury retiring. The accounts Of the late firm
will be settled by Gibson a. No. 1l9 Main street
J.w. PILL SBURY,
J.GIBSDN,
Wheeling, Sept. 2sth, 1852. =
The Boot and Shoe business heretofore conducted
by j.. W. Pillsbury Co, will be continued at No.
l49 Main street. wheeling and q continue co OF the
very liberal patronage heretofore received II ,ollct-
cd by tstPse SCI J. GIBSON 1 co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-27
I. I. HITCHC0CK,s

BU SIN ESS s SCHOOL.
"a DAY eeslion 70 RON till II Ia the moaning II
asys q eaeh week; and On and aftSr Soptombsr If
81 ARS III there Win BE - oFsnins Saillon non
Va uiiS5S o'etoeL a1E25.1Rd
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
Der patriot Gilmer in 17oro Garo!in

Oi2 Staat6conpention pon RorozGas
rcIiu1, Der befanntlib, ot9teib er Der
llrbeber Der oorti0eu Sejeiiicn6croonnonj
1T, itBt ipicoer in'8 l1nion6fabrtpafpr
einsu!enfcn fud)t uno Der 0e8enmdrti9 in
Der Stoat5bauptfaot Galsi9D ta8t, bat
nit 0roBer Wcbrbelt fcl9snct6 8eieB ct;
l1iien
,,0ie iGGrtid,e Steuer fir ale ella.
pen i'm alter pon 5-I0 Sabren bttrd9t
IS; fir alte Sfllpen i'm 2Qlter uon 10
Is Sabren $40; fir ale Sflapsn i'm
lllter bon l5--20 SaGran SIS; fir ale
Sfl0Utn i'm 2lltEr pon 90 - 45 Sabren
500"
@iete Der 9rpBen Sftopenbalter mipsr,
ieeten iitb oieiem 8tltRe uno lpuroen ea:
Tel 0uf einmal gang bumtn uno Wriltlih !;
lie ma6ten nemllt 0citenb, eaB cine
Steuer auf menihlitbt @eTtn Elm Soobn
auf allie @jrunoidee oar 0umanitit unn
0e6 @briitentbum5 lei; 0it1tn Grrnanc
9abrauhten oieietben t6errtn, Die icnlt
otn JtC9er nur at6 cin Stutf Sieb be.
tr1d)teu.
San; anoer5 iprab ieocboa6 Gonpm.
ton3mitalleo 0llmtr, eelIm fi,b uniere
Qtler pobt erinnern meroen, oa er frGber
aI6 conisrpatlpcr uno 8ema bi9ter HeprG=
! 1entdnt oe6 Gon9reBc5 cine prpminente
9oQe ipiette. 0err 8ilmer, Der er6Bts
Sfllrenb0lter 9tcrbs s9arctina & temerfte
SOI9enoe6:
D8sraoe isne 6trrtn, welhe nun fir
ibre SfIomtn nidAt ;abIen mouGn, fino
ole 0auptncrtjeu9e CUR SGroeruno scr
Sejciiion 9elreicn. Sic babpn oen Staat
ourtb niclen &rIe9 in furttbare SbuIocn
Iaeittir3t. sic Daben al6 8rlne gum
ltu6tritt aus Der Union an9eaeben, Die
SeJelilOn lcl notbi8 sum bahtreu SGuse
Der SflaUerci. Sbr babt in curcm ei9es
nen Snterehe Die SeJeiiion berbeiosfiibrt
uno S6Moen, @teno uno @emeBcl Gber
016 2ano 9ebrabt, uno Jest babt ibr Ole
6redbeit, Ole Sejabtun9 Der Sbuloen 6u
perwei9ern
uSCh liebe Die otte Union lno iebnt
MIDI JurGd unter 016 Sternenbanner.-
StD lpor ME fir SSeiiton, oennob abe,
bin id bcreit, Die Steuer fir meine Stlo.
, ven Su bc;obIen.
oSI, ib ,peros 9erne ale meine Sfta:
oen emanjipiren, menn oaourtb Die llniCr
pisoer ber9eiteut neroen fam. 81,
StlaUerei 1T Die ltrfabe oe6 &rieoee unt
) mir weroen teinen Srieoen baben, bi6 eli
) plon sur alImdbti9en Qbfbafun9 cer
Sfldverci on9snemmen MIRO"
, 8elber @silt in &atel9b berrIht, Oh
: 0lei0 e6 ilb no0 INNER in oen 0dnocl
E Der Sejeliioniiten befinoet, 0ebt aud
n aus fOt9enoer Semertun9 bes oortioeI
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
Hie neulid,en malobranoc

Die neutibcu @alobrGnep, Ihreibt
man aus Gu3erne Gauntp, pelbe ic6t erlo=
lben fno, baben in 9ro6er 2(uSosbnuno
9ewGtbet. Sn 6lBteton, @bpit Soapen,
@ilfe6borre uno bis binauf nab Dem obez
ren SDeile oc5 @auntp brannten oie@6Gz
Der. 98beit 0auen mar einmol ourb ba6
Seuer crnitlib beorcbt, eo Der itarfe
@ino Sunfen uber oa6 Stdotben mebte,
uno e5 bcourfte 9rober Babfamfeit, bae
Stdotten Dor 91nJlid)em Nieoerbrennen
,u belpabren. Wanhe 9eute eutfernten
ibre Wcbilen &C., Sebpeine uno 8aDe
wuroen pcn Dem Ssuer errei6t uno per-
brannten, Soafen, &aninben, feIbft Sir:
fbe fllbtsten fib in oaS cfFenc Seip. SSSn
Der 9tdbp bon 6a3Ieton perbrannten meb.
rere 6duIer. William Srei perlcr Iein
6aus uno 500 in 9elo. Da6 GiQen:
tbum BON Sacob 6infcI, 9elpi6 6epiHset
uno Nnorea6 Bellies puroe bebeuteno be:
ibdei9t.
Ra0el6pilIe an Der Oetaware uno @e.
tern Giltnbabn beitebeno aus etlpa IL
0duiern, wuroe 0dnjlih pom Seusr ger
tort. Sn Gobpbanna brannten mebre
re Oauier uno bic 0ol3b1ufcn Der Som.
p10nie ab uno Der palfu9ier3u9 muBte
ourb beiOnoerc SNnttliofeit Die 0urdb:
fobrt purb cas- Seuer ri5firen. @iebre:
re Sd9emiblen bel 0druep'6 S1te lparcr
ernltlut pom Seucr beorobt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
DOu Californian.
Den. eSuoen

Durb Den 9dmpfer uSenator'' bon
Sdn peoro baben mir fol0enoe Nabricbs
ten:
418 Gerii1t, nab bem Die 10 Soloos
ten, Die pon Sort yuma aue0oIonot va.
ren, in 2(risona Don HebetIen onaeQrifs
fen, teitGti0t fib. Sic nuroen BON l6
N6dnn on8c9rifen; Der GapitGn unp
ein Mann fieIen nab cen erlten S6Giicn,
orri oneere rureen ptrrunoet; Der Nslt
9ilff Die RebalIen nit Dem Saionett an
uno bebaupteten oo6 Selo.
Die Nu6fibten fur Die Srudternte tbtr
91nt 0o6 2(n0eleS fino ftbr ittett, oo8
Matter 1T ju falt 9erpaftn. gtur Der
2Scin i0etnt gut 9eoeiben 3u pcl'en.
Don ccn Gallcs.
8on Qcpoer Ripcr lauten Die gtotb:
rrlbtcn better. Que Minen waren in uot<
len l(rtsit uno Die Uu6beute mar i'm 0ln-
sen befricoiaeno. 9fur Qrcuifionen mo:
ran tnlpp, trob Der jiemlib 9uten StraBe
rsab Den Dalles. Nub na0 Den Solmon
Niinen mar Die StraBe pHen - ot9lel1
nit etpa "a Sup Sbnee beoedt.
Sn Src Sino bfrrfht Der Scorbut, oe6
Ran9et5 an friilDen Seben6mitteIu me9tn
emo if0s5 bi5brn 8emtiie miro uat(irlltb
rit 8etoe oufBemc3en.
ltster 1000 Weniban UerIleBpn in ser
(pBten Mchr ole 21LIe6 fir oa5 ueut
Ulocraoo. 2tu9enblCttltD 1T Der 0aupts
fhrti fir pomoer EiUer, uno Ole GtraBt
babin III broettt nit 8olo8ieri0en.
@cn 9rwi6topn aus 1T ieet Elm Sroiu
pon 100 Wonn btIb1ftt8t, propi,tonen
in Die Salmon Ripsr Wintn iu i61Ten.
Galmon Riper.-Giu Brief pcn
Gano Grcet, Salmon Riuer, Us. &,
Npri( 10. entbdIt Sol9eneeo:
Die Mlnen fino reid ater tItiu, Sin
Glaim Der nitt iber Sl2 per Sag 9ibt,
be3oblt iib nitbt, mo miro nIDt bearbeIs
| ttt. Ser Gbreiber oe6 Sriefe6 bat ocn
Uierten &DeiI bon bier Claims. Die 9olo:
baltiQe Groe 1T jpiIbCn 8 bis is 3oIl
bid, uno BON 10 bi6 80 SUP brett, uno
be;abtte i'm Nnfan9e $50 in so GImCrn
roll, olIo ettpa 81. 60 per Sinner. Nbs
oerGrmt mub etpa 5 Sup Grpe peroen.
0ie rcibiteu Stellen iino in 8ab6on
uno 0aiban6 @utb, Mider'8 Greef unc
Summit SIat. Sie bejaDten ouf Den
Mann bon $ so bic $500 per Sag.
Sin anoerer Brief bon Slorencc 6itp
| ipriht BON gang neuen Minen, Die ettpa
30 Weilen fIolib Don Solmon entoeft
iein ioQen. Sn Summit Stat CAB Elm
Claim in oem 3 Wanu arbeitetcn, Die
encrme Sunmt pon $4,000 in elmer go
dye. Gs 1T INNER nod fbredlib falt-
20 inter Nua, uno Der Sbnce fdllr fort:
| mIbrPnO.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
Dir j uuOnfahri

Der beitimmten 3eit sufot9r, matbte
am le9ten Nlttrmcb Der alGftibe Quft-
ibiTtr, 0trr 7 q BIT, feline an9ejei0te
4llte Suftfo6rt ppn 2(uentoun auS. Isl
flute ieinen 9lton mibrtuo Gem 5aac
unc 8e9cn b1lb 5 llbr ttitit9 CT DEN Sort
uno naDm NbIdieb bon iainfn uielen 3u,
lbluern ouf Der GrCe uno itie9 in elmer
lucoltll6sn Rid,tun9 nah otn bGbereu
Se3ionen auf. Die Nufitci0un9 aspibr.
te Der ptrlommelten Wen9e cin brillians
ter Nnbllct, Der, otSlttb von furjer Oau
ct, cen 2(mpeienocn DroBa 3ufrieocnbeit
91b. O1 Der 0immet meitentDeil5 nit
1bW9ren 8olfen lber3o3en mar, mo E,
cine oteIer fribe erreitbtt, mar er aud
ol6balo aus Dem @eIibte iener 3rUtoe
lanfnen pielcn Semunoerern. @r Uct
lenoete feline 9feilc in fur3er 3eit, Iaae ct
wa II Ntsilen, uno laubete wiertr 9luf
lib in 2Sitliam6 S1unibip, gtOrtbamp
ton Gauntp, mftrn Gditon, uno erreib
te Oenlelben 2(tenp rpieoer 2ltrntoun, no
feline Sreunos iDu lpe9cn iener olitfli
tbFn 8aDrt DerjIib 9ratutirttn.
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Sd,refIicber unsLilfefaIl.

2fI6 pcreeitern Wittae Der pforrer De
Bitt Salmao0e NIT ieiner Srau, feincr
Gi6 bri9en Sobter, gtamen5 Settle, fciner
Sbp69erin, Srau @bitena6, nebit oeren
Sobter in etnem Soct auf Der Sbuplfiu
ipa5ieren fubren, Pamen fie in Die Ndbe
oe6 Oamme5 bel Soirmount. Die Sbens
8enonnten befan0en iib erft eur3e 3eit in
pbilooelpbio uno fonnten o0ber Die Sc
9pn6 bel Soirmount nod nibt, fpie ebcnIo
neni9 oen oalt!bft befinoIiben Damn
Sic ruoerten onDer 9etrof ibre5 @e8e6
Weiter, bs fie enOIidb on Den Namm tos
men uno ebe ile nod Die 8efabr tcmerf:
ten, pon Der Stub Einiibtr 9eIbIeuoert
wuroen. @16 Boot ittirjte natGrlib i'm
uno idmmtldDe Sni1ilen tteIen in5 8afs
ler. 3ufIlI9erpeite puroe Die Gefabr
ocrleltsn pom lIfer aus fo,pie pan nlebrt.
ren QerlCnen, Die fid mterbaIb oe6
Oamme6 in einem Scot bcfanpeu, be-
merit, mo man elite e1ber fcfCrt 3ur
SoGtft. sc 9tlan9, Srau @bitenaf uEo
oeren &obtar i0Ipit Sorn. SalmoeQe 3u
retttn, ood) lp1ren Die Srau une bic SUd).
ter oe6 4tBtsren bereit6 lInter9e lunfen.
Da5 &iuo ceGcLben fam nab furier Belt
,pitogr an pie Sberf1br oe6 @aTcr5 unG
e6 9clon9 einem {ocrrn. NomenS Qart,
Gas Nin0 berauSjujteben. SSn cinem be:
nahblrten Ootel puroen Q6ieoerbcte.
buno6.eriuNe an9eltelIt, Ole nit Gem be:
ittn @rfolae 9efrGNt Wuroen, o1 e6 mad
IGnoerer WIbe aeIan9, oa6 &ino lpteoeI
in + 2sben jurifSubrin9en. Die Srau
ot6 Qf0rrerS Solmde9e buBte ieocb tt
otm llnalId6flu ibr 9eben Elm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-18
Californian, oas nOcinIane.

G8 unterlieat fcinrm 3peife, oaB Ga.
lifornien Elm Wal oa6 9SPinlQno Umeri=
fa6 meroen wiro. SoHen uno &timo eio.
neu fib pcrtrcfTli0 uno man f1enft bort
Dem Weinbau bereit9 9roBe l(ufmerf1am.
felt. Der Gan Sranei6co Oemofrat
ibrsibt:
6srr Samuel Sranndn erbiplt nit Dem
OGmpfera Spncra cine 3uienoum9 bon
nertbuotlen fpaniiben QSeinrebcn. Sic
31bl oerlelben bctrd9t 75, 900 uno iblieBt
Die bertDmtenRebe ,9arno6e6" upca
palo5" unb ,,Wu6cotei" in hGb. Son
aenaEnten orei Sorten fomen circa Al 900
Heben bier an. Die Srauben oe6 Wus:
eaten peroen in Spanien 0pwGbnlib iu
Roinen perWanot, 8arnabr6 uno Nico
palo6 oa9e9en iino Die tbeuerffen 8tine,
welde ME erportirt, uno nur bon Der fpaz
niiben Noblefe 9etrunfen weroen.
Inter ben Eeben befinoen iib $4,000
,,Slaf Glepener" pom Rbein, oeren
Srauben oerpobnli6 3u GD1mpoaner Sas
irritation uerlpanot peroeu. Sdmmtli.
dye Reben famen i'm beften 3uGtanoc bier
IN, >peroen porlduii9 nab 8rannon &
8anb am Seatber SluB uno bon bort mad,
Den anoeren Hanbe6, pel6e 0r. Bran:
nan Su9eb6ren, perfbift nerDen. Die
Sr1bt oie1er Reben bis bierber bflduft
! iib bis auf $4,000.
2(Naemin QIaubt man in GaIifrrnien,
ooB oiefe6 Sabr in Sol9e Der lteber:
! lbmemmun9, Der 8oIoUPrtra9 in Der
6luBbetten uno llfcrn 9r0Ber fein miro
aI6 III DEN IeBtcn 5 ODER 6 Sabreu.