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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11
1arLEFr ron WHEELIEa.-Mai. Allison

B9-LEFr ron WHEELlxe.-MaI. Allison,
paymaster of the o. s. Army, who was in
the city on Monday and Tuesday, paying
off the sick soldiers in the Government
Hospital and the Provost Guard. left for
Wheeling. He is expected to return in a
few days to pay off the various detach-
ments Of old regiments lon duty here.-
Pias6aRgh DiPaeh. 70 g
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11
LAUGHLIN'S
Old Home Bitters,

THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.
AN ELEGANT AND PLEASANT TONIC
7 AUGHL MS OLD HOME BITrERs,
IA The Pride Of Virginia.
Cures Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
LAUGHLlN's OLD HOME BITTRRs,
The Pride of Virginia,
Cures Flatulence and Indigestion.
LAUGHLINs OLD HOME BITTERs,
the Pride Of Virginia,
Cures General Debility and Weakness.
LAUGHLIN'S OLD HOME BITTERS,
The Pride Of Virginia,
Cures Headache and Heartburn,
LAUGHLIN's OLD HOME BITTRRs,
The Pride Of Virginia,
Cures Acidity Of the Stomach.
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The Pride Of Virginia,
Cures and prevents Fever and Ague.
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The Pride Of Virginia,
Cures sallow Complexion and Foetid Breath.
LAUGHLIN's OLD HOME BITFRRs,
The Pride Of Virginia,
Cures Nervous Affections.
LAUGHLIN'S OLD HOME BITTERs,
The Pride OF Virginia,
Should be used by all Travellers.
LAUGHLIN's OLD HOME BITTRRs,
The Pride of Virginia,
Should be used by every one, Delicate Females III
ValidSs Persons OF Sedentary Habits, Soldiers ex.
posed to MiaSmatic influences.
i can be used as a "AIOrnIng Appetizer"
10y LAUGHL1Ns BUsHp1ELD.
jul2 Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, West Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11

BB-sANFonD's Troupe of Minstrels give
their last entertainment but one this evening
at Washington Hall Those who wish to see
them will therefore attend. The troupe is
first class one, as their performances
during the week fully testify.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11
Last Nights Report.
Triumphal Reception of our Troops
In East Tennessee.


CINCIENAFl, September 1O.--A dispatch
to the GaZettee. dated Knoxville, Tenn,
Sept. eth, says the great campaign Of the
war IL over. We are in iull possession OF
East Tennessee. A great and blOOdless
victory.
The campaign was skillfully planned and
energetically executed. Such were the
Fapidity of our movements that the rebels
were taken unaWares aud fed before us
without destroying property.
At London they attempted 70 hold the
bridge, but the impetuOsity Of the Second
Tennessee regiment broke them to frag-
ments.
Three steamboats,, three locomotives and
large number Of cars were captured
there.
The whole march Of our army was a
perfect ovation, and our entry into KnOx-
Vile an event long to DO remembered
Thousands Of people, of every age, color
and condition, lined the way, with shouts
and tears, intermingled with martial mu-
sic, and joy reigned supreme.
Burnside addressed the soldiers and
people and assured them Of protection, and
that while justice should be dealt, revenge
was no part Of the policy Of the govern
ment.
Gen. Carter also spoke in touching terms
of their suffering and announced It's termi-
nation.
Col. Saunders was called out amid shouts
Of welcome.
The second dispatch says our right wing
is in easy march Of Rosecrans' left. The
rebels regarded our expedition as q raid
until the last moment
The march Of $50 miles was hard one
but was done in good order.
The trains are all up in good shape.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11
Surrender Of Cumberland GAP

WAsHINGFOE, September IO.-A tele-
gram received at IL A. II. to-day from the
operator &c Crab Orchard, states that Gum
berland Gap surrendered yesterday after
noon, September 3, ~ o'clock, without
firing gun.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11

Albany. September IO.-The Democrat
ic Convention nominated D. B. St John
for Secretary Of State; Sanford Church for
ComptrolleE; n. B. Ghamplain for Attorney
General, and W. B. Lewis fot State Treas
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11

g@NIaHr SCHOOL,. h. Cooke will
open Night School in South Wheeling
Public School House, on Monday evening
the 18th instant. Terms one dollar per
month. 2t*
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11

PHLADELPMA, September lO-JudRe
Cadwalader, Of the o. s. District Court, in
case before him yesterday, declared the
enrOIlment act constitutional.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11

R@-FAL1 NUMBER MIRROR OF FASHION,
FIVE full sized patters, and all the NOVELTIES
of the season. Only % cts, at R. c. Graves
News depot. ct
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11
Annthar Rahel Surrender

CIscnEATI, September 10.--A dispatch
TO the Times, dated Oumberland Gap 9th,
says: Gen. Frazer with two thousand men
and fourteen pieces OF artillery surrendered
to-day to Gen. BUFnside's cavalry under
Geu. Shaekelford.
Our forces have taken possession Of the
Gap.
WAsHINsToH. September 10.-OOI. IL 3.
Potter, Chief Of STAT, telegraphed from
Fortress Monroe to-day to Gen. HaIleck,
that when on Tuesday morntDg, Captain
Chisholm Of the steamer New York left
Charleston harbOr, the rebel dag was still
flying at Sumter but no guns were mount
ed and only very small force remained
there.
Figemonitors and the ironsides engaged
batteries Beauregard and Bee from Eve in
the morning until two ID the evening on.
Tuesday the Sth. A shell from one Of the
monitors exploded n the magazine Of It.
MOultrie and the southwestern paFapet vas
seriously damaged BY the explosion.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11
Nov YORK MonaH Markat.

Moasy-GAsy a. G9T . cent. -
sterlng-LOWeF o. d dun q IlGRlGGlI
aOld-LOWeF: opening at SIX. deolI1inr IN Soa.s
and closing unsettled - SO5f0Ss5S.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11


GD~"THE KNAPsAoK. We have receiY-
ed a copy of little paper published at
Gauley Bridge, West Virginia, by the
members of the 9th Virginia Volunteer In
fantry. Itis a very spicy little sheet edit
ed by Lieut.. VIM. Smelling, who offers to
bet that Vallaudigham will not get a
half dozen votes among all the soldiers in
that locality.
1t appears that the boys of the 9th have
built school house of dog. fennel, of
of which the KnapSack says
Ii anybody wonders what dog. fennel
was made for, they have only to go and
see Austin's "Grammar School" at com.
many g. In that weed-house, men, that
not a month ago, did not know one letter
from another, write letters home, and read
the reply. Try aud see, boys; if you can't
establish another Weed College.
In .os.lS1 ~ uvssrters from the rebel
army the Knapsack has the following:
Deserters from the rebel army, especial
ly Lees and Longstreet's corps, are pour
ing into our camp daily, dozen at time,
sometimes. They say that they are tired
of the war, and express willingness to
Ggive up" before coming in sight of the
last ditch. Last Tuesday, seven from Lees
army came through our lines and gave
themselves up.
Politically, the Knapsaek is for vigor-
Gus prosecution of the war, and will sus-
tain the present administration in all its
efforts to crush the rebellion and restore
the Union of the States. 1t has no SYM
pyathy with traitors, of whatever stamp
they may be, or under whatever name they
90, whether abroad or at home. The edi-
tor says he can have some respect for a
rebel soldier, but none for copperhead or
butternut, for the former is open in hostil-
ity to our Government, our laws, the Union
and our army, while the latter sneaks in
the dark, and seeks to destroy that pre-
cious inner itance which the fathers of the
revolution have secured to us by seven
years. war and free Offering of their
blood.
R9-A T1psEY TRAvELER.-A short dis
lance before the trains over the Central
Ohio Railroad reach Bellaire they are
boarded by an agent of the Baltimore road
who offers to check the baggage of passen-
gers. On Wednesday evening as the agent
was passing through the cars drowsy
looking fellow whose
Hair HING round his pallid checks
Like seaWeed round clam, ..,-
suddenly emerged from his seat and ex-
claimed:
"say you, old checker! I want you.
(The checkman stopped.) How far can
you check my baggage2"
"As far as you want, sir"
"well, check it just as far as you can.
Thay's all copperheads in this country and
it don't suityme. Besides that the whisky
amt good and the water sours on my
stomach"
"shall check the baggage to Balti
more 2"
"see here" said the tipsey traveller
pulling two checks out of his pocket
stake these and check my two trunks tt
Kamschntki, China or h-lif you choose
! whereupon he curled himself mp in the
seat in very successful representation Of
figure and went to sleep. iaitfe
We afterwards saw him trying to trad
u faro check to the toll gatherer for a foo
passage across the suspension bridge.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11
FIRE PROOF Safes

"ILL protect from danger by IRE and burglars
w all YRluables, such as money, books, silver
ware valuable papers, &c. We keep full assOrt-
mont. ranging in price from $50 to 800.
METCALP BURT,
augl7 Sole Agents.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11
Friday Morning Sept. II, 1868.
PAROLED SOLDIERS,
Boy Wanted.

A BOY is wanted at THIS oFFCR to feed Power
n Pres. Situation permanent to good boy
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11
TAXPAYERS IAKE NOTICE.
FfEsT ColSEi.4Ios1 DIsT' VIZ Va.

OFRICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL RBVBNUR,l
EERsR COLGECEI0N DIsIs WHR Va.
NOTICE b hereby given 70 tIio Taxpayers Of
IN Marshau county that the Heelses renewed
and Duties aa8ea1o ~ pTulGTtbe1 % kEEl8o Tax Law
Of July 1ss 1S62, and the ae11ed AetOf March Sd,
1858, are nov due and payable II the places and
tines designated - ioll0Ws, WHEN payment mnsl Be
made OF the iaWs prescribed below win be strict
u enforced: 1X
At BengoOd, at The tavern @ Mr. Wilson, on Mon
day, the 2ttb q August; AZ B1Ward5 Tavern, In
mOuDdsvIlle, the 2Sth At C8D0r1uyHt the Ol5ee Of
John Parkinson. Esq-, Assessor, the 26GA, and a.
Glen EastOu, % NJ. Bass tt's Store, the 9Th.
On an who negiest ghis nOties, the penalty will,
without exception, BE enforced -.
COll6stoE> Let Dist, W. Y.
s'SEcIIos 18th. an persons Who shall neglect 20
pay the duties and taxes - - Aforesaid assessed
upon them u the CuieetOT, within the time specified
lten daySl sh Be liable 70 pay ten per eentum ad-
ditiO1al, upon the amount thaFoof; and u the an
naal, and other dutes shall not BE paid Within ten
days from and amer the demand therefor, e shall b
lawful for such OollsetOE his deputie TO proceed
20 collect the sid duties and taxes, with ten per
csntum additional ther0t0 alorosa1, BY diStFaint
and sale q th8 eo0dl, Gattals, ELECTS 81 the per
sons dalfDquent, a. afUFeslld-S
GVR6Velue Stamps, Of All Examinations, may
be procured fEOn George EdWaTd8y NOuDdsVtlle.
ouEAl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11

nONIT FAIL, to stop in at ths o. T. Hail Drug
III Store as you pass along and try glass o. the
65TD SPARKLING SODA WATER II Is very re-
freSiipR indeed these warm days s.
sa5sSS -FEs2 p - =. BOOKING, Agt.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11

rTERLING1s A6BRostA, -
- Wood's Hair RESTORATIVE,
NJ u -iilyii . ~ Trieopherus,
and IN other popular Hair Rest6ratyes, always to
iys1 Z. BookllN .! AsI..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-11

M !ssy,Y Rooms Up F'aiFs.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26
mi@tiec Moti5 fur grldnber pel@t
UNI brittifben @hut nAhfuden.

&1Stc9tt0c 9lOtt6 1uE JI1"nueI suetWe
um brittifben s6ut naAiu@en.
Die Ebat1ade, baB piele perionen Zen
S9ub res britilden @pupernement5 III
Mn(pru9 nebmen, ouf ben 0runo auslanz
bil1er archaeological, I'm cacur@ Ger Gus.
bebun8 ju ent9eben; u. pa e5 befannt 9erppr>
ben, taB n,ebrere pielerpe tipnen Don iril@er
@eburt linb, - Bat bic ~Tenian Brother,
bppo" peranlabt 3u fol9encer ptdttssn
Mitbeilun9 aus ibrem Centrum
DieGtnian Btuber1@aft unb brit.
ti1&er @&us.
Die Mufmerfiamfeit Der Mitslieoer Ger
s. g. unr Der Srldnper i'm M~u0emeinen
wtrp auf cine aQeemetne Nesel Der 8sl>
per(9aft 0elsnft pie BON Gem 6auptsG Gem
truu1 BON Nmerifa, Sobn S'WlabonY in
Ncm<gort erla0tn ,purpe ; ndmli@
uDaB irgeno Elm Mit9lteo Der s. 9,
wel9es britilAen S@ub na@iudt iofort
als Elm 8errdtber ausseftoBen werpen loQ,
uno roB tein Srldnper, wtl6er fol6en
Sdub in @nlpru@ nimmt, Elm Wfit9lteo
be6 Srben9 rperben fam.
Sene9fieoertrd@ti9en, welde ben ftcl;en
Nan1en Srlanp'6 rapur1 entweiben, beb
fe britii@eu SduB nadiuden, lcuten
;urld9e(9 idt wereen UNI BEN S6uB 3u
0c1teBen, ben GnSlano 2rldnrern anstoei>
ben laBt = ra6 Mrnnenbau5, ben @alBen
unc eanslide @ertil9un9 cur@ Teuer unD
6unae1.
auf 0rsre hes @i9erbsits- MuslauGes.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26

2S1r ee11afen bic
Gtnstebu19 BON @elsern,'>
IN europa nup fertisen bic bier3u erfprterlt&ea
papiert, ais:
8pQmadten,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Tpbten@deine II. jeIkA
an, perbiir9en bereu @ultieteit unb be1preen tie
eonlulartl@e Se9laubieuns beriaten; ipwie aud
Mu6sablun9 BON 0elberr
tn teotnt Sbeile Dsuti9lauts 1nb ber S&retA
tnoen1 tir ben @eaeutrertb BET bel unS einae-
lablten Vetraseten, lelbl in ben eutleeenRen Ort-
i@aften tcpbnenoen GmpfGueeru tcfenfrei in'1
9aus fenben lafen.
Na6a9e(9eine
tur ueberfabrt bon Bremen mad Mtw-gprf in
!Se9sll9then, unb 1T Daupfldifen bes 81 prb-
beutl9en 9~IpYb>" ionic aur Nei1e BON
% mburg mad Nep-Wcrf in TdmpfbUten bet
- amburger Dampf11iffabrt8>@ Sc.
1tll19aft" Derfauen mir u berab.
ge1ebten YreiIen.
Qanrz@ arrantS,
MT un1erer f9rittlideh @arantie auf unbegrtnate
3eitoer|eben, iternebmen bic
8ele9un9 Don @opttalien
IN 0runtcigentbum pber ge9ert SntfreRen. Auf
sr1te 9Ypptbetari1@e @i@erbett be1sr1
gen bic
8esablun9 BON Garen
IN teoem Ibetle unIere9 @taates, taufen uub Ser.
tanfen @olo uub fremee Nliuaen, aablen bic
t69fe prGmie fit @e9lel auf Hen.gprl,
philadelphia, Ct Qputs &c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26

9ic, eioux tpolen Trieoeu. 3uper>
laiVee Ma9ri&ten Vno bon Sort garry bier siu~
O. saueen, ta6 apei Mbeelanbte pou @tanhius
g.ufalo's 8ante Der @i6etons neuli@ Gort@ar1Y
81: b'm ;3wsdt belu9tsu, UNI bic brittilGsn @u-
ID ritatsn 3u permSsen, bic Streiti9teiten swil9en
if men :une tsn Mmeri:auern gu Serr,itttln uno
ss.bur4 Griseen btrteisufubrem. @ie iasttn, ie
}sisn ess 8risees bsrali@ iatt une *uteen hsr pie'
len Az trrulpenten 2eieen unb Strapasen ale
{, nlli9 bsRrtbt, Gri,oen gu MAIDEN. @ie bsu,srt-
ten tobsi, tab fe BON Nnfans on ssssn ben &riss
gsmslsn unb f& an feline, Meselei unb Grauel-
# at essen bic Msietn tetbeilist batten auese'
n pnmsn jeep9 Ia, no lie III @elb1sertbeieisuns
g.banbslt b6tten. @ie .uaren spn einem jungen
& Trigger t~eeltittt, ker ater ni&ts .peniser ais
(, ieeli@ Btfimmt mar, uub ni&ts ais arirg unb
g'erni@tuno after Mmeritansr wVnl@te. Die
At o,i @rteren ertlarten Jpn aber ale eiuen bun1tatn
8 uusen unb rbne allen &infu1 unter ZEN Snbia-
II ern. Die(e Sneianer eaten ben Offaieren ron
S OFT Garry cine 8el$reitun8 Der @&la@ten nit
Glen. @ibleY bel ben r@roben Bergen" nabe btm
GVi0ouri, unb ntlatten, fe feitn wieer ibren
g5iQeu ss3puneeu wurten, III tampfeu, INN ibre
s rauen unb Sinner Dor auoenfdeinli4er Qeiabr
al rettsn. &le eaten cbne Beeenfeu gu, CAP
bic Sntiaaer cine ssbSrise CITRATE erbielten une
I, pb tparen, 70 wcblftiltn Raufs tpee3utommen,
n a&tem ie ibre 5rauen unb 8treer iiber cenGlub
....
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26

9{Silbe &dtpeine. = 5n ben @dltern
nabe bel ebatFslb iooeu @ilsi&ptins in srrbsr
:3abl scrhanttn unb (9pn iib.r 20 @tad setSbtet
,porteu }.iu. Gin 81. Glis BON &ur1rtinespiQe
tSctete ebtnfaQs pom 8 bis 10 bisisr @run3er, u.
teridtet lie ale 1.br felt unt bas Gltil& BON aus
eee;dueter @ite. Da bie(,r WlaB nidt itbr
tpeit pon ct. paul entfernt unb has Sdwtint-
Hsii9 l.br rar il, 70 bittst bieiee cine CUTE Gsle'
senbeit flu uu(ere Saselieber, i'd eine oebSriss
@umme .auiammen ~ f&iteea.s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26
Beri@t Der gnbiamer , COMMITTEE.

8eriMt Der Snbianer Gcmmifii1s
nere. - 3nr Dale, Der gcmmiiFOuer Der Mn-
selestnbeiten Ter Sntianer, beri&tet bic gerbdlt.
ni6e her 5icur in Dsecta ais i'm bSdleu &rabe
un3afriettnReatnb ; Ia fe pGbrenb Der Dlrre
feline Grnte eetatt, unb bic Mgenten feline bin.
rei@ente 5ilfsmittel te7ben, fsi ibre Gage be.
bauernsmertb. Die @iour nrn Minnelcta Iu@.
ten @@us bci ibrtn @tammesperpanbten in Dc.
Gotta unb rerleiteten b%ieitlben nit ibnrn etnein.
i1aftli@e @ade ~ uta&en, unb IS lei tebbalb
%prinsenb notbwenbie, an BEN pberen Mi6ouri
Militirpunen ~ erri@ttn. Sen. @uuy's Grpe>
bition tcnnte ni9t reiter ais uneefabr 60 Msil:n
cte1balb Sort Yierre ssben, unb beBbalb penia
errei@en. Gbenlo @en. @ibley. Der Manesl
a ~ iitarpofsn lief bic @si6sn anb Ireuntli9tu
Snbiantr pbne @@ub, unb bie@es @erltbtn raubte
uns bic Gontrule iber t%ieitlteu, Der birettele unb
~tir,e1e @ee mad ben unermebli& rei9en @clt-
feleern spn Sbpba mutee babur9 absei9nitten.
gter nit tsr grri&tuug srn ful9tn SOFTEN unb
freunbli9en unterbantlunsen pirb 8eboft, eintu
aQssmsinen ariss NIT bielen aablrsiatn unb
ma9tissn Sneiaaer0ammtn gu sermeibsn unb
eiuen ebrenpulen G1ieben gu e~r3ielen.
9u benz nSreli@en 1beile tie1ee S%ntiansrte-
girls wurbt NIT ben &bippewas uue wtmtinas
Gin gtrtras eur& @us. Namiey son Minnelcta
atsel9lo1sn, tuel&tr seripri9t, jtnt Stamme au
bsrubiesn. Die &birpewas pom 9ale Superior
marsn mic INNER freuntli@. unb pirb man fe
I, balb ais tbunli@ mad. Der Reo GltH &eierpa-
tio,1 %briusen. Die @iour pon Minneipta ma@-
ten sor benz lssten austru@ Der MeBtltisn BE-
>sutenbe 5ertldritte in ber Civilization unb pa-
rsn auf swsi fru9tbaren 8sieryaticnen unteree'
br..dt unttr Der aartli9en Guriorse unlersr elti-
geE &egierung.
!5sute lnb trsiDiertbeile sen ibnen Gludtlinse
n bab.n ibre strtraesmabisen 9te&te s~erpirtt.
Die @erurtbeitttn, esren Strafe sen BEN Vrail-
ts,.ten eemilee1t wurben, beTneen fi& nod INNER
bsi Sod Sslanb in 9aft. Der aef uno bic
" inneta8c. Sntianer ,pureen mad einem plase
ant, Mi0ouri, unsefabr 80 Maeilen Oberbalb Sort
Scandal eebra&t pof,lsf fe iebt psssn @ib-
ml!9e in elmer. bartsnben 3uianbe lebtn. Die
M>inustasots >uaren an rem @reueltbaten Der
g Jour uni&ulbis unb seabals ibr Gorti%afuns
u,,o.yt9t. Dtren 2Gnbereien int 8ttrase pra
3O,229. 5Oy10O Mder rurteu s%.r!auft unb srsa.
ben $780, 537. g..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-12-26
s e. q
20 " ~ 40
90

goufber @ebruterGbcmp{o
OF. Waul, ben 10. Ds3. '63. !
Ger lute,eidn.te, alaG eneral- subleriptionS-
Mo,rt, 1T a%atcr,lirt ppm, Dinan3niniiter. NIT bonn
Ueerfauf pieler pppulGren Mnleibe fcrt3ufabren bis
,ebu Tuec Dor Der GinteQutg biei 60 Bertaufs
DFsntli9e In3sies 8sn1a9t piro.
"a cs pptlbefanrt 1T, taB Der H~rtessminifer
biurcidcnce uuo unpertegsnoe 5ulfsaueQen IN
Ben Smport- @teuera, inneren &epenuen une tn
Der Musaate Der ainstragcneen yesal Sfnetr
SGasamts. Noten teiBt, 10 1T IS be'aage sep'B,
bas er lanee 3eit ni9t esnDtbiet lsin wire. 11eut
permonente Mnltiben ;u ibansn, fsrsn capital
uub 3in1en III Cob sablbar limb.
Oif1e @onFperatirneu mullen III BIT SUluB'
folss lsitsa, eab bic :3sit ni&t melt entfstnt ~,
renu piele .Giinf.3wan3iser"mi nit elmer anlebnlt
heu WrImie perfauft tp.roeu, mic IS bas 9ie(ul-
tat nit Der Siebenbreibiser" -Mnlabe war. tpel:
9e, ais Ge gang s~srtauft mar, ni9t nsbr tut par.
a.aeiduet tperten tcnnte.
Dies lit cine
@c6Spro;entiae Muleibe.
btreu CAPITAL imp i3inien in baarer Min3e 5abl-
bar Ino uns auf bisle @cile, na4 ber ieBi9cn
Welesrdmis, uuBefabr a9t Yrc3sat 3inlen PCT
Sabr %brinaen.
Giele pTanf >3warsia.r" tSnnen ni9t scn
ben Staatsa, Starten, Ortl9aften rbsr Counties
tarirt wcrten unb bic Hegieruugstare barauf be-
TRAIT rur Elm uno Gin balb Yrc3snt BON csm Gin
fo,nn,en, wenn ras Ginfommea lebsbuneert Doll
hrs Re, Sabr iberlteigt. Ginfcmmen pom a1en
auesrn 0slbaulosen, als 99pOtbefen. Giisnbabn'
Mttisu, @ones &C., mul1en Don brei bio fanf Yro'
asnt SteIsr beSablen.
Yanfen uno Yantiera int eanaen Qanst trerben
fortfabren> biele Bouts 81 Sertaufen, unb ale
Sroers per Yolt ober anoerweiti8 trerpea prompt
belor0t. Die Bombs merbsn t'Bt innerbalb lsbs
Xaasn nod ter uutsr3si4nun8 atseliefett.
say @pote,
Suticriptions' Mssnt Ybilaeslpbia.
Gphriihrr S,hDfmnfDn.
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9@nlpereins=@ aa am @y1Deffer

@@nlDereinss8 aa am &y1Defters
abene.- Or .stut,@-tne!i&e S$uloeretn"
aemitbliben Bau, fir ben tie tsien Gprbereit-
ilnaen eetrofen tperben. Die BON tieem Gerein
1&en friber arraneirten Bale baben nets aue
Ibeilnebmer befrieoist, ber beiterfe @inn, bic
9rS6n @smitblAteit berri&ten babel, unb Spei-
i'm uue@ etrante lie6en ni@ts au pinf@en ilbrie.
Der biesjdbrise BaQ triro ieinen 8or9ansern in
ni@ts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. no raIsli@ nod bitten.
gBtr las neue 9abr it lebensfrcter unb %angeneb-
mtr> @eleQi9af, tesraBsn wil. icQts bieitn Ball
be@a@en, nod ta3u. ba berlelbe tinen 10 euten
i3med bat unb Der ueserl&ub gum Beftn unlrer
.@ShuIe uermeupet trirb.
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% Der Men1@ lebt ni@t BON Brcb aasin",
1onpsrn Is mug, au6er anbsrn suten Sa@en Gin
laftiser Qenbenbraten, cine 4raftiuppe BON eeiun-
BEN @intF'ii&, cine fem e~epjr5tt @urf u. {. ~
babel lein. unb biefe Gorberuns elmer a&ttaren
barserli9sn Slide ~ erfaQsn, Seliustbtn 9erren
mir unb 9tflrane aufs Bette, intem bieiel-
ben in ibreu1M ebserlatsn has bette @int., aalb'
uub @9weinsFeii&, 6sFistl unb @tltprtt, icwie
bic feinie @urif fets pcrr6tbiQ balten.
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2aut III p~erfaufeu.

Cine Garm prn 80 ldsr, 20 in Gens, eutte
Iramt. 6aus uup quite @taEuua, (tann sleid in
0eIs aencmmen mercen), nur feds Meileu rcn
Minneapolis ferner SO Wfer lstr autes 2ane,
nit auteu, 6eulano, 9 Meilen pru Minusaprlif;
ME aud mebrsre 10 M%der>gctten at Der @taet>
a,enae ebenlo n,ebrere @taet Soften. MQss
biQig 3u Yertaufsn tei
Ma1tin G%erranb,
Minueappfi5.
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Gin man11 crtrunfen. Wm ltsttn
DienltaeMbenb ssriuate elm uuanber, be6en9ta-
me mir ui&t srfabren, iast Der Sbafcppee @rsus,
unneit Ger @tabt bsi 9airies Gerry ben Minne'
Icta HiD,r su lberl&rtiteu, brad jeeca bur@ bic
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Der @tatt ~eetpeiem, bic i'm LANCER, nie Ct ernar-
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ten, nobel Ct uabe fem ienieitisen llfer bur&bra@
urb ertrant. @e'n 2ei&nem murst am nddfsn
Gage s~.funten unb ieinen 6rsunben, bic sbsn-
f.Qs in Carer &C.. wobnen ubtrliefert.
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Gbcater in ct. 4ntbonp. - Nd&fen
t5pnnabenb, ais am 3seiten@ eibna@tstaee, piro
Ter Eurnper.in in 1etner 5aQe bic portreNlide
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::Dos @tud pire Fsi5is einfubirt unb miro ben
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