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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16
Nav YoRk, November

Nav York, November l4.-sIho Post
SAYS, The GoFeFument has authorized
Geo. Neal BoW. u Richmond PFison. %
draw upon GEN AIeFidsth Tor every article
Of clOthinE needsd by, Union pEisoheFs..
Inspect6r General Ei0ale was dominated
for Mayor to-day By the THmmany demo.
Gratis.
N0n-FoPoFling drafted men are % be ar
rested impediatelys and the city IL being,
plaeatded with P6steEs Containing heir
names epd sesfdsness setIoH
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16
8agg SlsIegfapll.
Afternoon Report.

From the Army Of the Potomac.
NEw YoRK, N0ysmber l5.-The Herala's
special IRON the army fqtsthe PotOmac,
+. Weathsr.admirabIs 9ora6aiye campaign.
iug4 and nc. doubt General Meade viii ifl-
prove is: sf.ss6is - zssFs,l 3.
aWaErenton Junction ia at present the
station from whence all army supplies ere
A dssettet from the 9th Alabama regi-
ment, EWell's corps, camesinto our picket
lines day before yesterday, who states that
the men in his regiments have laid down
their arms since the fight at Rappahan-
mock station, and refused TO serve any Ion.
ger In the tebel army. They Weee ordered
under guard, but before the guard came,
succeeded Ia dlspetsing through the c0uu.
TRY ahd seeking opportunities 70 come Into
our lines. He represents that very de.
in Northern Virginia, The general Belief
In their ranks L, that their cause Is be-
coming more hopeless rs time passes.
President Lincoln has sent n laeOuie dis
patch e General Meade, saying - sub
stance, i have read your cOngIatnlatOFy
order TO the 9th army corps. / have 70 say
in references 10 their gallant exploit IS
RappahanDo Station. swell done.R
A letter found In one OF the rebel camps
near Rappahannoek station, written by y
North Carolina soldier, says that the moan
f6insr 81 that State are fall of desereers
frem the rebel army. He mentions that
Capt. Blank was coming up 10 the mouna
talns With military force 20 arrest desert
Tefs, and emphatictlIy remarks that u he
gets In he will shave add good time"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16
A PROCLAMATION.
BY TILE GOVERNOR,

II 4 u INSET aud INST IL sAoald 81 appaiatsd
times g know she hand Of an oyelrniipS
Providence ahAlts OF men; tn It we should ae
az us assE az Sa Sf il egg =
&1tia ctaSttsenlen ~ rebellion ahd,WaE 1as-been
upon the patton, yet during the past year Ne
hath given the arms signal vi6toFies over
our enemies aud large section % country has been
relieved from dominion o. the destroyer; and We
ration, ere long, of order aud the undiSputed
Sgss9ssS g. g ne re Snss
he hath 90 oyerrnled our atfairs that peace has
been preserved with all nations.
tst a1a nan
forts aud blessings Necessary 70 mali Us happy
and prosperous people;
He hath especially 10 the people ofthla
State the establishment and organ Eat0n OF sepa-
rate !CommOnwealths aud Whilea portion OF the
territory is still subject to hostile tread, and I0F
tlOn Of our citizens ARE subject tho 0rneltes Of
msEelle9I enemies yst re rejoice e ee9ye taIt
esty Of ohendedlaw throughout all our borders
InYieW Of all which, and in accordance with the
Recommendation OF the President Of the United
States, I. Arthur FOREMAN, Governor of the State
Of West do appoint and set apart tuFsday,
theStwehk day 81 ef taLik, ase day
81 Thanks living and praise To- AInalRtt God f8rhis
great goodness aud many mercies during the year
that e past AndI invite the people Of ths State to-
assemble on that day at their usual places Of WOC
Him who hath done 90 much i6r Us; md invoke MS
blessings on US for the time TO como; that Hg wilt
totttHo Us our sins ana e41pg FhS
He will continue give succsSS to- lhe eapS being
made Of TO relieve from rebalion and inSnbs
ordination; that the authority Of tho e.Vernnenti
may be permanently eStabiiShed, aad faat peace,
concord and union may restored in all the land.
And while we eIoicing and offering praises for,
the abundance with which We are blest, lot US not
forget to rometnbor the poor and the needy, lthA
widow Ard the orphan whom tho yIcIlS tudeg OF life
and the casualties OF have left In our idstun.
provided for and unprotected. y
Done at the city Of Wheeling on this third day OF
49, November In the yearof eur lord one thousand
eight hundred aud sixty three Rtd Of the State
the first. q
- ARTHUR I. FOREMAN.
BY the Governor; ily h.,s lsss..I 5ail 10 =.
]. EL0AR BoYRRS, Secretary Of State. I'D
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16

BGLTIM0RRt November. 1.-THE Amer
lean has q special rom F9EtFess Monroe
which 9pys; r-,s -. ~ ssYe-s~l5 !
Z cen. zasT. lFitzhugh Lee was yesteFday
mt on q steamer to be sent - Fort IlAtGy-,
cite! ~ tsstks-k = ~ 49, 9
Rey.H. @. Trumbull, Of the 10th O0nf
.necticut Regiment, who has been Q prisori
her ct Richmond, was e4el.Angedi ilasti
gedassday. He SAYS that I've days pre-.
GERS daily rations consisted OF about one
third Of . ppnnd Of bran and water; no
meat had been served for several days.-
The rebel QnartermasteF told the trisoneFs.
Il was not his fault that be bad none 70
give them; Chat day he had been l.3le
to furnish anything Whateyer on Belle
Island. and. tlat i Vas nth the greatest
diIIicnity that he could Bet the smallest
supply Of meat for the to .se.sa
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|484 I fMAIlsHALis sALsM.o
10 . The united stAtsb ! u

10s Boxes 60, Of Railroad Hastenings, the properly
: = > ~ '4sir of IslAp r. FrimbfOs ri
tho District Court 81 the United States tor the,
| WeSteTn District of,ViTginta, at Wheglipg
IN pursuance o. the decree and order OF the said
iStrict Court IN the above tltled cause % me
directed, duly made and On The lath Day OF
S5bteiIbets 1868 i BhAII son 1T public auction on
Ffiday, the 2qth Of eIsllb Ct 10
O'clock, A. the ware dt Etaes X 3aEeE,
,Boxes % Railroad the selied
iie ga 70 The infoftna ION MED said eare!
Terms q said, Oash-utS g. Rauda .fi -
RDWARD III. NOTION -
oct2tstd, it5 3. " d. Of Var
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.sl.M.a,EiLaa 81 HnIoa95 hayel ID.

,S.NSagt1Sb HRIoa4s Eife have be.
t,rs us as.leuer from1a friend who is iaa
officer in the I2,h Virginia regiment, and
now on, duty at lHsrpeg's Ferry BE says
they hare nice tihetHefs mo- dttylwptth
mentioning, and II is, atbe safest place in
the Unitsd slatessor Canada. He is very
much in lOyeEith tho yihEt rom Maryland
Heights. which pc ayssglbss rs most meg
pitjcsnt. "Lookiag across the Potomac
YOU sec the shsnnsitndoab Valley with
squares of fields and timber just like q
chessboard, as far as the eye can reach
That is looking up the valley, while to one
side side toward NortB mo 9.ql ain i Fort
Hill at Winehester, 9 log, smoky looking
hill, where We had that little fight last
summer. While looking just across the
valley, on a clear day, you see Mafftpsbnrg
and the Campssaround it, distant 6l95or 90
miles. Farther, just in the; mountain, is
HedgesSiI q; nearer and on the river is,
shePerdstown and jest across the river,
from that in Maryland is, Sharpsbprg and
the Antietam battle ground, Far beyond
Ap,ietan, with 9 glass, one can see Hare
risburg, Pa, and looking in that direc.
ton the country is dotted all over with
farm houses, while over in Virginia there
are but lew to be seen. Then TO the east,
you have beautiful view of the London
valley, across which with the naked eye
you can just see old heesburg with a
glass you can see it plainly, and on the
Potomac is Berlin, abeut six miles distant,
where the rebels crossed the river when
Miles surrendered. Hereis bridge which
they burned, the piers still standing. From
this point yoascan look right over into the.
Southern Conf sFacy1 where Mostly used
to reign sppreme. When .EWell was
trying to flank afeade's right, and since we
5hayeibeen here egon trains supposed to
be Meadela were pia ply visible just beyond
Leesbnrg. oas q = golifas 90. -,
o. q IS si5-il1s
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NC Inanguration &c GettYsburg.

The Inauguration at Gettysburg.
NEW You, November l5.-Tbe HeFald's
Washington special says: By direction of
the President. Msi. J. Whiting, of the y.
s. Cavalry, Is hereby dishOaOrably disc
missed the service for 1isIoyalty and dis
respectful words against the President Of
the United States. ..asaig
Maj gems. Meade, Newton and Pleasaa-.
ton and Big. Gee. patrick arrived ia
'OT u Z "a aa Ia Gen. Meade proposes,
thar should The sitnatipn Of aHaiIs at the
font admit 70 attend the Inauguration Of
the Natlonal Cemetery AZ Gettysburg, the
lartny viii 6tsO be represented 90 that Oe-.
casion, tby 4 Sdetashment from each di-
vision 81 the army engaged ia that battle.
Considerable exeitemsnt has bsea peea-
siOued here In social circles by the dis
e0yeEy Of fofgefies Of paynasters, checks
70 q eOnsidsrAl amount, by tl{e y0upG son
of q leading banker of this city. His htheF
has advanced an amguut equal % the sum.
required ~ the f0rger for one OF more Pay-
0rders have been issaed 70 NE COM
mandants Of navy yards 70 reduce the laboE
- -
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SALE 0E!' VAIL ABLE
ii ERTX ~ IN Z Z, 9 I14s - COUNTY 60


DY virtue Of deed OF trust, bearing date the 1ah
ID day OF october, 1852, and now Of record In the
once ofthe RECORDER toE0hio county West Ytrgnia3
In deed book number forty -four ia-folo three
hundred and dirty tght-88S-made by Daniel Ne
Brewer, \, Brewer, and Daniel Il. Brewer, Jrs to
Edward d. Fitzhugh, for the purpose Of securing
the Payment OF certain debts therein mentioned,
Ohio county, made on the 28th day Of May and
entered in order book number t-eteye9 teiip one
hundred aud lily : Of tai1 Court, by which
said order the undersigned was appointed trustee In
the above mentioned deed In the place ana gteadpt
the said Edward n flt2hugh, I Win PFoceedop
Monday, j january 4th, 1855, Il
at the front door the Court Ho7se Of Ohio county,
to sell the following described property, 70 Wit:
3 All the Goals, ShRleS and lningtatatOt Whatever
name or nature, Except the Bituminous Goel and
lime stone and sand stone reserved by . deed nom
DNpfel r. Brewer, sr., Noah b Br0Ner and DANIEL
Is Brewer, jr, bearibBdnte on the 1sth daylot DC.
tobsr, 1S69l underlying tract Of land containing
two hundr aud htteen acres sltuate ON the Natefs
ceiling Greek in said county; also piece
and parcel OF land containing four acres three Food9
aud thirty two perchtsa For fll desatption q
the tract under which si 90 Is and minerals
toned tract flour acres three rOods and
perShes, reference Is here made 20 decd nom
MaxweIls executors, DC, 20 skid BFoWeFss and IN
addition to the above Twill also sell NJ the uachin-
esy eHRlheAl AStdfes and apparatus belonging 70
the C6I OiIW6tts lately erected on said premises
Terma Of sale q the personal property Cash and
mouths thu putthasef giving bond with good secu-
rity. Selling as trustee shall convey only speh
title u3 vests in me is such. MI
oot81.ts @-og14- N. RICHARDSON, TRUSTED.
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clntOhaT 2Ith lRh9 r
o.p.Ipb nponoS.I., M ~ 49,. a..
United States, uptlI u NJ, November l&th, 1893,
only for furnishing All the ~
FRESH REEF Alt
~, ~ mas no sFira foT ma NJ tl,ai trons ~ nd
TSad StSfes saEISs, IN tISs PIr,t n,viSfS nensft
,t ~ T1SSts TiSiIta SGS NOV StatfSSlSti a. Mar.
tisis ~ tT.-ee.ss gsS-s. We fTSSSSSSSyIIS Nj
and ~, iInS ~ fSifs6Sa AND fII5 Rajirosd ieSS =
from rbssg fSnn Va "a ne MOI ssasV inoIndinS
FredsSiei div. Ma a. feIioss Viz:
Top TfiSSi months or Snoh Ia time nj the Conn
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/. q. 10 d Rebels pant1red.

Z. p paFty o Rebels Uaptufed-
5 81 aEIIMollR1 November l5!--=A dispatch
70 Gen. Sehenek3 from Gen. II. H. Lock-
rsood- dated llsanaflaelt town, 4sieE4 3 bore.
sHa.l a 5ltl ~ RoFts naell Pafty = fEeeeA
tstdsy. bif belofe hey could eet into
I5s..pyssieE.ss gsss RsseePa eaPtpFsd
iFheF bsloag - ~ q q The uoiotls
Gus Capt. Bslll sof tie rebel navy ~
/ 0ne st bgf e1astipg vessels fen - iTith
Cats Bealle aud captured him, With III
whole parry consisting Of the comma.
stoned Oficers and ms1g EaaR 4 G 80. -
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Ok an & NOTICE.

SEi nd J0af chest ~ narrow, eontraetst
on ilfl hacking QRgl o. sllpItpess o. q
STi---nf6 nlRnT - omen the lheEal q q deatls
{ n 70 Vonr sll1t " nlt - - lloi4fs
IIl-are not viii QpIi u e q II = 2 W
iIs-=eri Ieiat n i BoeEine the cheapest Qfpll
iEI-ut tils Bga1 kl6ns d not IN sou WI nj
Et@-rmHIl I I1ly ehCEl IN e1letly - mind,
: -llAfeiieines puE6-llFlE eopil-tn thelrlE
-C-0lidOl a. 6ffuIlorl - in fllg rlFfs 11Efs
leli - q ~ want s q ale ! llsf,qe
n poskilE -. u Odd clay Z P
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Confrmation Of fle Oanadian Plot.

aZlf -stea1s 5f-Er fl5a q iaz
roE6STO. o. W., NoyenaBiss The Aa-
Earffssr, 0 secession paper to-day admits
tie failure Oftbe rebel plot, aud says the
-COnfc detats fe0yeFnllent ftted out the
steamer b Z. Lee IRON Wflmtngton to Hall
esFs9 e tsa.s ~ j.. THIRTY. y.
Ind in sltnhEil parties % . general read y
vous. Their intention was % surpFise Tie
Fedesal gafFiSon a. John 81 q Isik1d, lib
crate the PFf5ouers there and convey them
% Canada. I1oifi0 orders were not % vi0-
late British Neutrality, Only % resepe Z. 600
valuable lives from snci rsfehed quarters,
which were designed 70 Till by SLOW de-
lsiattf ltAala-4 q 't7iilii.s =
H. -5liEs1tssa.z II
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Frolrl Oharlesfoln.

BsLTTMOKE, November - Prntlen1i
WHO atFigst d IN thls,eity t0-tlay direct fro
Charleston Charleston bar expresses. gse
Ecoufidehes 10 tie progress of opeFhtio,
now going on there's and psediel he csI
iure Of Charleston ia few Neeksa7 5 i7s.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16

B6S THE Hoo QUEsTIoN.-A great deal
Of grain is being shipped at this tine to
and from this point for Goyernmeht pur-
poses, aud in the course Of transfer q great
deal Of it NECESSARILY lies for sometime up
on the landing, or in front of the various
warehouses ofsthe city. The innumerable!
hogs, of all breeds, sizes Cand couditlonsf
which are permitted. to srnn at largein the
city, have been source of great annoy
ance to-grain dealers :. Hundreds Of doll
lars worth of grain has recently been de-
stroyed BY these hogs ], and the expense ins
CURED in keeping watchmeu to keePlthem
away from the, Sacks has, combined TO
wear out the patience Of dealers. No4at-
tention, whatever, is paid to the hog law,
and Isl dead lettersnpon itheIordinance
books, .,--,z.,+5s5sr@.
On Saturday last, Q grain dealer Woo
witnessed the disruption and partial de-
uruc,ionOf large sack Of whsab aoliBi
erately: drew revolver and! shot the of
Tending hog. The animal ran OFF to the
house of its owner and laid down ard died
The man who. shot the hog was earrested,
and Alderman.M Courtney fined him 81, so
for shooting in the trest. We understand
that in addition to this, the owner Intends
to institutes suit for damages to recover
the price Of the hog. although we doubt
whether hewill be able. to recover, as the
hog was running at lrage. in violation of
s fha hor,r 90, tilaes
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!. sTs Lours, November 4 +SpeciaIs q
JEFFERSON City say tpieFabiy well fpnna
.rdm6ts prevail that Gov. Gamble a1d Lie
Gov. ban contemplate resigning..-ss =
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aarTHa MllIrlA Flsrs Asp rnn rAxns.-


The Sheriff aud his deputies are busils ems
gegsd in collecting the taxes and the mill
tia fines A great many people paysthe
militia fines with "a great deal lof feinc-
itance Thebilis rapEs from one dollar up
TO twenty i've aud dfty, according 10 the
number Of lures stonattend musters and
pafadess There is mo appeal from the
Court Martial which assessed + theseSi xesi
and fines, and everybody may just as we'll
walk up TO the Captains Office and Beitle.-s
The sherif has already instituted very
summary proceedings against personsw hoi
rsfped to pc y; and always with success.
D0-DRpNKEk MIN IA gentleman in.
forms as.that on Saturday last, heesawl no
less than a dozen men lying upon the side
walks and in the alleys and byways .ofthe
city,, hppelessly . pd helplesslydrppk: How
many more there were who were edually
drunk but stills had sense and strength
enough to seek shelter from the rain there
issno telling: The abuse.of the prAStiee Of
drinking vile wbiskey is becoming abso-
ilutely alarming. (,
bsssIs TowN.-Btig Gen. Kelley, Col.
Strotherand lBieut.W B. Kelley ofthe staff,
Col. Richmond of the LIST Virginia cavalry.
and Col. D4yal of the 9th Virginia infau-
we're in town yesterday.
WASHINGTON HALI,--We call attention
tn the ad yertIsemento of the Novelty Troupe
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AUCTION.

hONWednesdAY, the 18th Of NoNemheti 1883, the
Essiisnce q tie tat8 Eillin Gilhldf6S
fhs Nj eua Road 1t Gllhgfaas MIL allies West
Horsqs CattleI ode god : eks % 0xGa, EAl H0ea,
40 ~ siesp IS Is 0Atehs 6l Hay, Cora, QAt,
RVe TFhfat in hefbustl aud ground H6d-
~, two WAGONS lowing Machine, and other
flFtliIiE Utensils. 5ptne, Poplar and oak Tin1tts
and kttoheds EnfnitareS ard many ether
NJ z 100 numerous TO mention. Ilgs p
s lffslitaj made known on day 0fsale. sPp y
ID comm enss % eoeloek, a. Mel so e
est IDS AZ z r
q ~ q Y De GAPS IICARSfE9
4TusT orH y It74--A iistss sef lGslss
i ~ elphiA yiSs. - 49,
z sGpIia 1l1bp - 4asgus aAfeRER BRO. :
iatIaT al - Elssts 3 = ssyat "A ss:fsuE5
1870 fF- e@f
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WHIIE LIlEE. :

EHTF have k56sittlIs tIlli ilay . err lad q the
" aIGsylahd ssasg WHIT Al1l1s
f'gsl1ts- 7f4 p e5aes EIIilEAl N Q -uUlfFs
4ggII - % - 9 = 9 lIll1 .lEsei.
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DAB Ih0N, it66Ed ION SIC @ 0iiss--
ID RAR IE0N, Square = = tl2 ilsg
: . lnsf lRh7l, EIit, - ~ - az u.
Rsl fnoa, OEai. 1ttBt6 i. ID.
- RaaInoE, IlaifGYale - IS - p q. ~
BalL laosl. Cut . ilIl1t = i1E lIlls-
BAA Ilgs, nogp. -. = . 8 ~ -. Pe1H-
H c. HfLDl El.flE . NO.
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REEF.! BEEF q!

!. ELota BoyRls. Secretary Of State. 10
tnnVhEESfd 49, -, s--r-f - SO -a-7E-- =
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~ VA. n lell x,
- siis5 e & Capt! and U 81 VOLTA.
6ctae!td ~ siis Chief q /! df West Va.
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WASHINGTON HAIIy-We call attention
to the advertisement of the Novelty Troupe
which is to open at Washington Hall on
Tuesday evening next.
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,ts b6seTHE Rf31EER.@-Th river was about at
stand nearly I'VE test Watsr il the chan.
mel. The lateFains will doubtless cAuseeas
censiderab rise. The Gem left on SAtufi
day evening for Cincinnati. The Pittss
.epEgh papers oil Saturday report no par
sueqlar chang in { the stage lofs gWA ter at
TINT mini n eiiirdaD t5itfqiisH 6sF q
EfIs1tsIt3d =
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aaa.sl - October 24Ih, 1868.
GEALED PROPOSALS will ,be received from first
- hands, citizens loyal 70 the goyeramslt Of. the
United States, until IL NJ. November l&th, 1868
0nly. for rnlshfnR ALI the ae-4a o. ~.
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:. - y 7l5I-llIII - ~ "a
.1a9fz Bld0 c'hAhAaD
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.

lIhI9ig the most dOIlgltlRI And oEtFaOFdlnaFy an
flsie over discovered. Il changes The sun burnt
face and handa peAry satin textare Of raSishing
beauty, imparttng the naEpIe purity Of youth, and
the dfstlfgie appearance % lnyitIng IA the city
belle Of fashion u removes tan, foOhlss, pimples
aud roughness ffpaih ain, leaving the eomplsxion
ffesh, trapspafe md II contains no ma
terial injurious u The akin patBonizedby Actresses
aud. opesa Singers. e b What every lady should
haYet Sold eyeFyVhste. 4.
sl.. % dAssss BAtsSlls y Co., -
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pG-wRcalI attention to the change Of
time on tie Cleveland and Pittsbnrgh rail-
road. z 49, 4. Iot5IlzH XII AA
z5la54xs ssgK s9fTie5gEf aToYk 40
E5stet s3aSf
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.FIRR PRQOF aAFEa

WILL pIuisrt ffuul illuE d. lr.Iupl hu5tIaFs
WaTa valuable papefE -. = lEll = ~ nlIlTt-
lisnt, Faagilg n pHic1 fIQIl ~ O III
2 - .ga 80 i5irs.sas z tsi'alsl - !,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-16

III have fdt1lI1I n Erlritr ffrr1 fle fIa-.fl.
w FoisleI5s1f ,slE 1efl.i tIr fls ale 1f tliglF
IN toftsfiols q ee1a Al, e1d vi 81 - tlelf
n riiIt % > llfc l1t = ilrlft trlni l1T Green.
7Iiss af1 sap = o.. let = rllllel
80 MO ALI a BUR-
llal2l - Main street.,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-08
Mansfielb, ben 5. Sftcber 1868.

Germ Eeintaro ,no Ttelerl
SD tesils mid Stnsn ifer uniere eeu,cfratiihs
MaiIsn.@~ eriammluns. mslhs am leeten Samitae
~ifattiann, sinen flsinen 8sriAt 5u %erita;ten. Stcn
0lcrssnS um 8 ubr rar uuisre stact nit Ssatci'
a%nssfilt unb ala nm II uer Der LANCE Bug , ,psl'
der aus 400 gsasen unb elmer unSdtliSsn Wlsnas
Esitsr tsltanb. in Die Stact einmarlhirte, ,rarsn Die
@trassn 70 %itsrfHat, baB it oisgroSeiicn MIR lanss
fam fcrtte,psssn fonnts. g0lhe Mafcn Fat Mlanss
Fslb nrh nismals 5upcr seisbsn.
2lm Nahmitsas tpureen an metrsren 4laken ;u
aleiher Belt @.een sstaltsn. Inter Den &scnsrn cts
,rdtnsn mir ~tsionbsrs unisrn pertten Treunc, Srn.
G1isl, BON Gclumtua, rslhsr la burm feline itr'
ne ano sinerinslide Reos sinm splas in Den SsrSer
ausr ieinsr 3utrrsr rri4aft Eat. $50 iclde Mai'
isnreriammluussn %1a,tinesn umo iolds Ginisfeit uns
3uirieesns,i lit tsulht, ea fam Der giss niht aus
tlsitsn. Gilt &ialane 1T gut fit 1900 Maicritd'
fir QalaMhiatam
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-08

6afaier sinss Ser. etaatsn Ganastclldtisen H8e'
aen SisesNameusuerbreAens mube @oltH elntn glo'
nat lang I'M @sfdnsni6 Tssn, ruree BON isinsr Da'
mile ssriTen uno ,ulest 1000 .Wasiisn pom ieiner
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ias ,u tatsn. limb bisisr Tdq isbt niAt ~rsrsinslt
ra, icnssrn tastih fcmu,sn dtnliAe Dor. Ssrlslte
Gcrrsiponbsnt tsmsrft: Mit Goltp ,purbsn nod arst
Mdnner BON Gbieaso s~sisislt bsrssihidt bic atn'
Iide unbiloe e%rlittsn. uno henen man eas Rsstt rsr'
~,psiasrts. ibrs lnihulo Al ~tersiisn. (Sest III Der
9reis fit bic MisSsrsinfan8uns zines Seisrtturs auf
$50 erbbtt.) (Gtieaae l~tnicn.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-10-08
Heu.Bremen,2 ~. Ssrt. 1861
Qieter WeGbcte

StSptG SCtRcCV
@sRsrn tisttm bic Osmcfraten tisisr 9aAtar'
Ihafr Bier in Nsu,9remen Elm isbr fhSnss 9clfsfeit.
gSissn nit Ssfcraticnsn i, Mide4sn
aeflsiost in @c.t, aSsis unb 8lau, formirten elm buns
tee @eoranae. Nah Gem MittassRsn tssa6 Ihb Der
Dua untcr Mulif une Rancnsnecnner mad Dem mas
bsaeleasnsn Gain, no srei @eonsrtitnsn aufseihla'
aen lparen. gcn Der sinsn @H9ne ipraden Die t6ers
rem SuSae Mleteatf, Sci. Sarpsr uno Scnsrebmit'
aliso as9tono in Gnsliih uno BON Der anSsrn bic
6srrsn Bcdnsr uno Gang in Ssmtih. alaes sins
ihSn NIB ~ Der 8sfrisoiouns aller ron f~fatten, NIT
2lusnabme Ginger ~msnissn ehwar,sn NIT srsiesr
,Saut. 9isitn irolts bos ding niht asfaatn, nre
is ianitten Geiiatsr ME seuisl I'M @eibwaNrfsisl.
ar,ns Serls. Sis mrssn lh ater 10 gut lis fonnsn
in naS Dins faaen; esnn Die Semcfratie wirb une
mub talo riebsr his!!3iselDs Der @ssisruna in bic 6anbs
nstu,sn, lonH in's i'm unise Srsiteit fir irnn,sr sss
iasssn. Sanse nod rsrnsn MIR bier cieisr iASnm @srs
iaamluus %ssosnssu, une 1no mir sniialoiisn, an Der
Matlurne unisre 4fiht gu tbun. sic ;rsroen rcbl
BON Muslai,s sinsn sutsn @aprcrt smpfanssn.
SCR treuer Ureunb.