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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-01
The Rebels sHyill Whfp'' Rosecrans
If He Advances.
From the Chattanooga Rebel, April 2.
ROsECRANs' MOVEMENTS.

FROM the Chattanooga Rebel, Aprl2
RosECRANs' MOVEMENTS.
The movements of Gen. Rosecrans are
watched at the present moment with
greater interest than those of his prede-
cessors elected. We expressed the opin-
ion upon the reception Of certain rumors
ne such design was really meditated. 1t
was barely possible that junction with
Grant and the abandonment of Middle
Tennessee might have crossed the willy
brain of Rosecrans; but operations to-
wards North Alabama, via Columbia and
Pulaski, were out of the nature of the
case. There was time when the possess
sion of the territory merely conveyed an
idea of subjugation; but that time has
passed. Are the districts of Virginia,
North Carolina, Louisiana and this State
subdued because they are occupied? On
the contrary, they are even more loyal
than ever That period has been reached
where nothing but the defeat of our armies
will effect anything for the cause Of ex-.
termination. Rosecrans knows this full
well. If he did not, an advance upon
Huntsville would be still military mex
pedient. To effect it he must carry the
railroad literally on his back; that is, he
must so reconstruct and protect it as he
moves forward as to leave his rear in per-
feet railway communication. Can he do
this? The answer is best given by Gene
rails Forest and Van Dorm
d Again, suppose he succeeds by over
powering numbers to guard his line of COM
munication, and advances into North Ala
bama, he leaves the army of Middle Ten
nessee meanwhile far behind him, to take
Nashville, to go into Kentucky, or to do
any other thing which its generals may
devise
The result of these conclusions is that
Rosecrans must advance on our front
somewhere, and when he does we will
whip him. -.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-01
ROsecrans the 6 Backbone, of the
Anaconda.
from the Chattanooga Rebel, April ..

From the Chattanooga Rebel, April2.
Rosecrans' army in middle Tennessee,
constitutes the backbone of the subiugat-
ing anaconda of the North If that army
were crushed, scattered and driven back
upon the Ohio, peace would follow in
thirty days. With reinforcement of
twenty thousand men, Bragg could crush,
scatter and drive back that army The
defeat of Rosecrans would tend more to
discomfit the enemy than any other event
Of the war. With twenty thousand more
men he could be signally defeated. The
war may as well be settled now as at any
other time, for it must end some day,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-01
Radical Reclamation.

''Sweet are the uses of adversely"
The failure of the Administration every
where, and the indications of popular SEN
timent CLEANED from the elections, are
having their effects. The New York
Times, one of the most ultra Republican
papers Of the country, and which, to the
extent of its ability, has initiated the CO.
lossal, libellous cupidity of "H. G." now
recants its former ISLANDERS in the following
paragraphs: .......
We have never doubted that the great body
of the Democratic party are for preserving the
Union, and for crushing the rebellion which
alone threatens its existence. We do not doubt
that they look upon vigorous prosecution of
the war rs the only means by which that result
can be brought about. And in spite of all the
efforts that may be made to drive or sednce the
Democratic party from that position. we be-
believe it will hold it with frmness and fidelity,
and will insist upon the adoption of that policy
by this Administration, or any other that may
succeed it. ... ...
We are well aware that the democratic party
does not indOrse very many of the acts of the
administration. We have no right to ask such
an Endorsement at its hands. Upon any of the
details of administration upon any of the mea-
sures which the President and Congress may
see fit to adopt, that party has perfect right TO
its own opinions. 1t may, with perfect pro-
priety, protest against the proclamation of
emancipation, the policy of arbitrary arrests,
the enlistment of negro soldiers, and any other
measures of the administration. All we have
right to demand is, that it shall not resist or
thwart the execution Of any law, or assume a
position of active hostility to any policy which
the government may deem necessary to the
suppression of the rebellion. 1t has 20 right to
resist the execution of the CONSUMPTION act nor
to defeat the enforcement of any law of Con-
gress while it stands upon the statute book
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-01

Since the commencement of the war.
and particularly during the reign of the
tyrant Stanton, the government censor has
been in the habit Of suppressing telegraph
ic news untavorable to our cause. The
Chicago Tribune Washington correspon-
dent gives recent instance: -
Your special dispatches concerning the battle
i'll Charleston harbor, viii be better understood
from the explanation that they were all pruned
by the government censor to suit the Naval
Departments ideas as to what the dear people
could bear to be told. All passages in dispatch
es intimating that the affair had not been re-
cOnnolSsance in force, but an earnest attack
ending in decisive repulse, were stricken out.
and only the rose-colored portions permitted to
remain. The One-sided view thuS given was
not the one your CORRESPONDENT attempted to
give, and not in accordance with the facts as
understood here.
"A few weeks since Mr.. W. H. Aspin-
wall, of New York took his departure for
England suddenly, and greatly to the sur
prise of his friends, whom he left in the
dark as to the motives Of his journey It
is now announced that the Hon. Robert J.
Walker is about to leave for Lohdof, and
that he will shortly be followed by Thurlow
Weed. There is some talk also of the
Hon. Edward Everett making European
trip. Now, as al these gentlemen have
been in Europe, and some of them quite
recently, their departure just at the pres
ent moment excites good deal of specu-
lation. 'sa-Hor
in another column we give General
Corcorans letter explaining the circum-
stances under which Lieut.. Col. Kimball,
of the 9th New York regiment, met his
death. 1t seems from this statement that
Col. Kimball was not in the discharge of
any official duty when he demanded the
countersign of Gen. Corcoran, and that
the sad event which followed was quite
different in its origin from the first reports
Of the affair.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-01
VI aSOnic Incident.

The day after the battle of hntietam,
the 9Th New Hampshire formed the picket
line along the edge Of the corn-feld where
Richardson's division fought The reserve
was in one edge OF the corn, and the pick
cts about midway of the field, concealed in
the corn, as the sharpshooters of the enemy
fired on all who undertook to walk around
on the battlefield at that locality. Early
in the morning one of the wounded rebels.
who lay just outside the pickets, called one
of the New Hampshire men and handed
him little slip of paper, on which he had,
evidently with great difficulty, succeeded
in making some mystic SIGNS in a circle
with bit Of stick wet in blood. Tie SOL
der was begged to hand the paper to some
Free Mason as soon as possible, and lie took
it to Col. E. Z. Gross, OF his regiment. The
Colonel was a Master Mason, but could not
read the mystic token, it belonging to a
higher degree. He, therefore, sent for
Capt. }. Is. Perry, of the 5th, who was q
member OF the sd degree Of Free Mason
ry, and showed him the letter. CAPTAIN
Perry at once said there was a brother
Mason in great peril, and must be rescued.
Col. Gross instantly sent for several broth
er Masons in the regiment, told the story,
and ina few moments four ''brothers of the
mystic tie' were crawling stealthily thro'
the corn to the brother in distress. He
was found, placed on a blanket, and at
great risk drawn out of the range of the
rebel rifles, and then carried to the Fifth
New Hampshire hospital. He proved to
be First Lieutenant Eden, of the Alabama
volunteers badly wounded in the thigh and
breast. A few hours and he would have
persisted. Lieutenant Edom informed his
brethren of another wounded Mason, who,
when brought out, proved to be Lieu
tenant Colonel ola Georgia regiment.
These two wounded rebel officers received
the same attention as the wounded OIL
GERS of the Fifth, and warm friendship
was established between men who few
hours before were in mortal combat. This
is one of the thousand instances in which
the Masonic bond has proved blessing
to mankind.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-01

OVER thousand dollars were collected
in Hastings up to Thursday, to assist the
St. Paul and Winona Railroad Company
in making ther surveys.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-05-01

Iris strange what "a high price horses
command in our market just now. Horse
flesh of all kind, rules SO per cent. higher
than it did this zine last year, and at some
sales III tits city during the week, tnsy
brought 70 per cent on cost price
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-22

geew Dorf, IA. Dtt. Oas 9tuffenftsbs
lit NOD fortrSbrenb i'm Steiaen unb bat jset aud BIZ
S&,ftauer pcn bier uno Brcotlpn ererifen. Diss
islten ,pclen tinter benz Mcnitors@ Contractor ans ct.
ecmis, melasr ieinsn 3nncen in ipe bas erfe iretu'
lathe Gffen sab, ni&t 8uridtetsn une tsabliatisen
au Gtren unftrer alqian3s uno Shifstehdrftissn
@SRe in Brooflpn einen srcsen Bau ju seten.
Db bant6e jeoc@ ni&t einen @udental otne @uis
fen aeten miro, III nod lebr Bic Gra8e, inbsr, bisis
Marinscff,isre niat bisislbe Ausbaur ju befssn
fhsinen, met4e man ben ruiRi&en eanbtrupren mad,
ra6uat. inssa jene jet iAon anssurei6en Beginner,
unb i@wsrli@ nod bic nStbiae 3dbiSteit taten, UNI
a0es bas ausjubalttn. ipcmtt uritre Staetpdter.
gotfiia .AriRcfraten, Gontraftoren, @pstulanten .e.
Re teim3uiu4en ~seionnen Rnb. Dieielten i@einen
fsinsm @efanen ~ baben an Der ~plumpen Manier,
NIT pelAsr itnsn Der 9of senaa&t wirs, 10 SaS bae
@u1msBansstt i'm Afcrbauie bsinate ctns @nftn
cor F& es8an8en tpSre, uno bt Der Greurfca mad
ben @otlftddshita' aufalsn ja g6rsn hsr @ufsn
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Gin Depef&entrdaeruon Self Dapis
atndli4 burAa.lHlhpft. Gin tsfannter
@ibldnbsr pom Mlatama, Der cbne 3reifsl Ospe'
ihsntrdau Der @ssisruns bee SsF. Dauis 1T. t.fano
f& ,ufcfse elmer @pssial.D srei&e an bic @tieaso
,8imes~ Dor sinissn Saaen auf ieiner @eiIs naH
europa in Milraufis, WiseonFn. Ct fam iter
2cuisuiue unb @airp, an trslhsm lskteren plase ct
E@ ot,rotl "a isltiam tlinat einen Militar'
pa pulhafte, unb natm isinsn Nea mad @ana'
ba iiter Die Granb 9ausn @cute. Md9renb CT ror
Dem Malfsr 9aus Ranb, puroe sr ron sinsm alien
Treanes srfannt, .uno dls bieisr itn anreeets, CAB IT
Hh san3 unssnirt su srtennen. Da Bdoe 6rsimal'
rsr Karen. 10 setot Ger gioldncer @eriHspisssnbsit,
mne noheem Il ned cine fmse Belt nit ieinsm
Ereunte lei Olmfeao's suSebra@t Bate, trsnnts Ct
fH bon ibm.
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@QitbQu6 III perfQufen.

Der Undergraduate wini&t ts BON ibra felt Siden Sabrsr
geflbrte unb mnter BEN Narten befanne .Nbrte 6crfe" al
Ser Silver rter &pthsn Strabe in Der Stabt 3 anespill.
.eelessne @aabaus auf,uaeben, unb bebbalb bic ponn dnsis'
GinIittuns NIT alen gsirbf&afs. Utter iien. tresen Gel&dfts.
Nsranberuns, ~ ~perfauten. Gaa 9aus islbft bat einen feb
sortbelbaftsa proipset mt snnsr 2a9s uns II 3,n a1sa = r at.
9en, iprrbl mesen Der Steambpats- %Qanbung, ale au4 fl,
Spayeganser unb Yartes tpcbltefannt.
Naberes su erfragen am Ylabe ieltt BET
Spbn @alter.
SnneabiIe. s.. %. Wud. '63.
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Mnjftgfn.
Sdgmublen, 8enbing Bactorp

umb stuet quite 0Sobubduier IN p~erfanfen
Der Undergraduate bat swei CUTE S~dsmdtlen unb cine Ben
hing Gaeurp su ~perfaufen. Die Taetery. unt cine Der ga.
gemIbleu il IN Maripn unb bic anbere Sdgsu1uble IN Verntd
Green Camp Tppnibip, Marirn &puntp, 9elesen. geibe be-
fnten i1 in gutter Orpnune unb efreusn f9 elmer beseatsn
ben aunbltaf. go.
@is fnb an ~eannisen gldben seIeasa unt tpereen toblki
unb unter tiQilen tetinguneen rerfauft trerhen.
Gle beiten @obnbdufer lseen In Der Nabe Der elegantly
len unb inb gut einserittet.
Die ndbrsn &,naslbsiten fam man bel rem tlnter;ettnett,
+. Wtaripn, Sbip, entm,ter t~erfSnlih ober briefi& erfabren.
SObn s.. @annmerte.
Col Gene5uli, '63 3Mp
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Nus Der rcrnetmen gBelt.' Gte Mritcfratie
Der empire Stir mar asfe.n burh bic 8erndtluno
Der Glteten 9chtr bes S1errsihiihen @enuatecn'
fuls @orl Gbler ron 2coiss NIT Dem Nefen bee frh'
teren Mlaicrs 9apemspsr in einen 3utanb Der leb'
tafteRen gufreeure perisk!.
Die Observation-Disclosures ianb I'm Der Mobn,
una bee 9rn. ron 2ccisp ; In Der Wst l.. Stra6e
nate Der flnften gusnue fatt, inben Der Biihcf
ron Mepare bi.itlte .auf ~teicneae Dispsniaticn bee
9rStilaofs 9ustss in Dem Parlcr iener @obnuns
pcrnabm.
CtfHcn bic @sremcnie am Sage sstalsn murbe.
trar lie 8anje Wcbnune burA @asFammen unb
@ahtfeaen stlsu@tet, melhe IN 8ertiuouns nit
ben prahtronem @uirlanbn unb bsrrlihsn Blumen
unS Bcuqusts, rslasin Gias an ben Mdnbsn tin,
sen ober an n%snislten a%ufssfsut rraren, ben 8orsdn.
9eu einen unesmsin 8lGnienben 2lntlid unb feierli'
den @barafter saten. Sn ben 8lumenlalcn, III rels
den, cine aluenue BON friihem 9aub nno Blurnsn
fdbrte, warsn bic amerifaniihen uno Sferreihilhe
Gabnen aufsetdnet: unh bier fanh Der fsielibe gm'
pfana fat, an ,relmem fm bic feline @ett ron Ner
Ocrf in Mafe tstbsiliste, inrsm nidt penisu ale
taulenb bic 3rSlf6unnnt Ynicnsn hsm 8rautraart
TIRE @ladminIhe nartrahten. unter bsnislben bsfan:
ben f4 riele ansldnbiihe @elanhte unn @ensral.
GcnIuIn. ~
alls Brautjunsfsrn %funsirten bic janseres &rsasr
Der 8rant, Wli6 @omaine @oboao BON Waibinston
unb N1i6 State 9ausmspsr, bic Shuefer oes Brdu'
tisams; oIs Brautfibrr 9err bon SAlsioe", Der
Geianhte Der frsim nsutihsn gtdote, Der ruiiihe
@enralecnIul Barron Often @aden unb 9bomas
&apemsper. Der Bruper bes Brautisams.
Sic Brautadhenfe raren etenfo rrert6ucQ ale
brilliant, uab befaneen In alrmtinnern, flternsn Bs,
dem mo Gru&tfSrthsm , flbsrnsn uno soleensm
GsI@irr It.
2tn Ntsne reiae bas junoe Gbspaar auf Dem @rs
prs6sua mad Soften, UNI pcn bort aus mcraen auf
BEN eurcpaiiAsn Dampfsr bic @siit mad aDien uno
Dem Continent iibsrtaupt anSutret'n. org Scurn. }
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SnteQi9en5 8ureau
Spbn 6. &rebs bfentltder Notar,
2nurShifr. tyRusfinnnnr NDunth. ChiD.

Sd a,,yr hermit Dem YutGfum adtunesspQ an, tab ID ale
EHtnhitsr Notar, a4r mn anptrtrau,en @eitdfe ftneQ uni
aewH1sntaft beloraen merte. Namug: @elp. Mnetben fl,
rsnt.n. 8eiunbere Mufmerfiamfat werbe i'd Mrbetissbern fl
ue Mrbeitperlangenten mibnen , inbsr, ib Mrbeter Rets mi
@tsQsn Serieben unt Mrbedaeber bel mir CUTE Nrbeaer 6nber
fUnneu. Mu1 fSnnen CUTE Dsn1mdb6en burd mid ista quit
@teQen erbaItsn unb 1amilen, melde fclde brauten. eriuds
i'd bSatR il, meiner Office, Ode ber 6ten unb Nianfrabe,
Sprsuipeden.
Suui ii. 1863.
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8boto9rdpb NteIter.

SO. ISL, Sic BON t6chz unp So,pnz straben.
Der l1nterseitnete sast ieinen Greunben unb ben, w~ubhluna
~iberbaupt an , tab er nun nit Sulfe eines Der eef9idteRen
DRaler bic fetnfen ybetOsrapb- Fiber. mad 8erlansen bic anr
eebenserTbei in Sefarten fiefern Fam, unb awar ~ ben biQis-
aeu'preitn. 3usleib fertist ct aae Sprten Qi9tblter NJ /
grD6ier Genauiefeit unb & auerbaffefet.
Goumbus, Ndr3 IS, 1861. -a #
S.eG. Bauer.
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- E r d Il
e ines fbGnen Giacnthutt8 s.

hermit msinen @arteu, an Der SubbpGTrase ssesen unier
BEN Namen g ~ arten befann!, he NH ,am 0erfauf
an. Differ @artsn umfabt IS Nder 9anb, enttdlt aae Cor.
ten quite Obfbaune, iowe Semitic unb yfan,tn. Mu4 febt
Gin eutes sweifGdiseS Bridbaus in benz Garten. @taQung
nebh Gisbaus il aud porbanpen. 3uslsi@ babe i'd 81 Ndsr
eutes sefldrtes 9anb in Der Slapt 8uffalp&itY I'M
Staat gBiscpnitn ~sele9en, pe&e ih aud ~perfaufen nil. -
8auaebbaber eriu&e i'd, usssn 8seinsuasea N@ an mid
ielbt aui member.
Gplunbus, SUM- 16 1863. bmuwbS
@ottlob @ufrt,
yOfdnoyfer ~ In foh0rn6t
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6Dtel Ri perpa6ten.

VUlt| M UVIPWNVtVN%
DIR Undergraduate betst ien inter Dem Nan1et rUepp
6pule" t~efanntes gan, in Der Ndte bee eahnbpfes Der @lepe'
lamb unb columbus @ilenbabn ~aeissenes 6cel in Delaware
Ohio, sun, 0erpadten aus. Das 6rtel eulbalt IA Sirtnatr
unf auBertem einen Barrosn,, cine 3Gte mnb einen grocer
AeQer i'm gafertent.
Die Bebnsunaen, tel&e blnie ae1s0t tperben, tSnnen ettpa,
4e Yietbnber bel benz l1ntes,eiHneter, Telamare, Sbio, erfab.
ZEN. Der paater bat pas 9aus idbf il ~rasubliren.
Sclcpb 9aas,
sunni "a '63. 2NPt u Delamare, Sbir
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8inberiesen. = Gin Gmtf&sr, Namtns
@fFih. 5 Mail.n me1lih BON ga @rssent td ga
@rcfs, g9ise., potnbaft, rsrbeiraitste fh i'm go.
SENDER 1860 in 4ortaae nit sinsm esutiaen MGo.
den. SIN Musut 1861 murcs Ct @ater BON 3 8na.
FEN BON bsnen strsi am 9etm fno i'm SUM- 1862
0atsr bon 3 &natsn unb 1 Mdohsn, bon eenen 1
8nate ssRorbsn 1T, uno am 5. Sspt. b. s. 0ater
BON 2 Man4sn uno 1 8naten. ;3sbn 8inber in
niat gang brsi Sabrsn far'ra9r cine itsrmsnia.
fiHe Qeifunal
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0as tumftrt.te Nanprama.

HamtIien. 81 "a saitn. : Ma1ertfde gIdtter fir 6trs
n n s gS Ell. = Mcn,dne unt G%r;1bfureen. t%umcriffhe Tdr enuraen,
uStstbariiae Mittteiluneen aus her aaturmifeniSaft 3eitbilrer unS
nnmbnfter RInHier. Der Barb rpn is Soften, INCENTIVE elmer Trdmie
uTie gbrifsnser fdsuns In ZEN Saafruben Rrm's," $t40 ptue tie FRA.
mic 81 90.
Die teuti6e 3situuasprefs Fat fd I'm ansemeinen fetT anerfeanens
Iber tos g Quartrte panorama" nuSsefprrhen unb taHelbt bat Enatdh.
tet fttnes fIr,en g.fetens t.reits zine rette gsrtrsttuns scfansen.
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- Sn ger Sort murbs am Sienfua Morsen elm
Deierteur, Der isirsr 8erahuns du snt1sben inHts,
aui p~ensr strabe tcetsshcRsn.
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9ruderet ri perfaufen.

Die Drudersi bee &rumfprb County Democrat il, nebf ber
taau eebGrigen Mccibena- Eruderei meSen bes Ipces bee Ger
anssebers unter ZEN biQisaen yebnsunesn gu S~erfaufen. Die.
ie Truderei III cine Der beNeinssridteten Vanb-D rudereien i'm
@taat Obio unb erfreut I6 gutter aunhihaft. gEesen nabe.
rem Gin3enbeien nenbe man f9 triefib pher rninnbl1 an
Wfs. 81. Sod,
Grdtpfcrt County Democrat, Bueyrus, Stc.
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rirtti& tstn sinjtsu @uffe Susss.n mar, 10
ba6 biz Tran,cien unb Gnsldnber ben Iar %~unisre
Safe %tsfimmtsn Bratsn sisn unS oeren Bein trims
Ten raubtn. (N. y. Scur)
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&pmifhe Museideu.

2n Der 8iratbire su 9unfcrt las man folssnhe
aufa0snbe 2lnncaee:
,AQen tisne 3ur &ahri@t, ba6 auf hisiem 8irA,
tcfe Miemanb teeroist treroen fam , anger trsr In,
Rirtirrenssl isltf lest. Siejsnisen, pslae tisr
bsroist ju trereen mani&sn, 'rerosn eriu&t f@ ees'
balls an mid su msnben. Gpbraim @rn6,
8afsr bes 8iraiprenssls.
9sute Mcrsen sntihlummerte tei Der uoQfcmmen'
fen 8smu6ttoliateit isiner Menidsnwaree an Dem
~tartnddisen Daisin elmer 2eteruerbirtuns msin dpsi'
idbriou Sronpstsreatte i'm 6. 9uiarenrsiment an
be1en @ra6 cine sltnoe Wittrre unb Smsi uniG3lihs
@armer itrsn SamuS austau&en unb UNI fiiae
3beilnabms an Dem unfuQ i6rss iroiidsn Ni6se'
f9ides FIFTEEN.
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0prbarD'e=N epDrter.

"a nren biz berger Neifnter fir tas nErtIihe Sbis
IeinItlifElib her Counties Mercsr. MuslaiS, g belly. QUaan
llnien. Telawate. anrr, G%plbpetrn, Iuaearamas Sarrii o
unp Seferlrn) Ger ". Yirhner, fstnera 6 cntraet eut'
aeasn, felt trfi 90 oden Nitie ron fb tDrsn Lief, 70 rtrtrru'
fe ib hermit tic il nj snbsihe GO0mabt sur gnnatuae pom
Mtpnnsnten unt eifldre bic III itnen bdnbsn tsFnriHen
8 %uihuneen tir ~un9'lia.
I~isjenisen, mtIhc tei ibn otrnnirt , ben Netprfer obtr
n o d n d. e,taAen baten, Elite ip mir eefdDisf ipaeit
Humn,er lrb Datum ibrer Suittung %ansueften, rannt it
bic YsiteQIng 8tbGris nrtgsn une linen Zen Nefprter aulen'
ben fann.
Tricori1 @crbnrb.
(Ypfbcr 1OOl.l
Sen ymf. ten ! Sui 1863.
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Die beuti6e
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b,m Ipps ~heletbtn ~austeiab!t werpen.
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Nrril 1863:
N,,r beebren uus Sbnen rah,utbtatn. taB bic Gtrntdnia Ina
peraanoeuen 0iertel Sabre fiji. $625,6OO 0cdderunesn
autnabm unb .bren ueberiduB BON $66,4S0 4S alt $751;
$50 IS aetratt, alfp UNI $2l, 1O4 Sd rernleb1t bat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-22
3u perfaufen.

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