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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15
stonernan's Raid.

~ The rebel Journals Of Richmond, are
fllsd with evidence Of the "fear and
trsnbling' that prevailed in that city du-
ring the raid Of Stoneman's cavalry. They
more than confirm previous accounts Of
complete success Of cur valiant horse
Amsn-of the destruction Of bridges, tho
capture of prisoners. the general cossser.
nation cause along the routd ofthe raid,
andin the rebel Capitol, the inhabitants
ofShidA snsicipassda dirsfal visitation.
AIl!sccoants, both Federal and rebel.
coscei 10 The general iactshat all the lines
of csnmunicasioa between Lees army
and RiSsnond, were completely cut.
= his bold and wonderful achievement
It Oh cavalry, exceeds al the previous
rsbsl rsids made by Stonewsll jackson
snd Stuart.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15


Whatevsr doub: there might be felt
lately, regarding The fall Of Richmond.
there was none about the good success Of
General Grant. below vicksburg. He re.
ports q battlewith the enemy atPort Glib
son, on the 1st, in which the enemy were
routed with heavy loss. The Federal loss
was about 100 killed and 500 wounded.--
The enemy retreated towards Vicksburg
greatly demoralized.
Port Gibson is about twenty-five miles
below Vicksburg, in a direct line, but
probably forty by river. 1t is the Capt.
tol Of Claiborne County, and is seven or
eight miles from Grand Gulf, with which
place it is connected by railroad. Both
these places are large cotton marts, it
being shipped from Grand Gulf upon
steamers. The capture Of both these
points was necessary preliminary to the
assent Of the Big Black River to the rear
Of Vicksburg, this river emptying into
the Mississippi little above Grand Gulf.
We have strong hope that Grant will at
length accomplish something in his vicks-
burg campaign, although the present is
more hazardous than his former opera
tions, from the difficulty Of keeping open
his lines OF communication with his base.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15
CANE GROWERS MANU-
AL, AND RECEIPTS.

For making wine from the Cane Juice. for which
Rev. 4. Aysrs has obtained Letters Patent.
4. ]. FAlLoR, Agent.
Upper Ssndusky, May 9, 1865
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15
! Taxation Down South,

Our people, doubtless. consider th'
heavy taxes imposed upon them as Sc
vetejinfiiction, and yet they are hardly az
heavy as those Of England in times o.
peace. Indeed, there is probably nc
country in Europe, with the possible ex'
caption Of Switzerland. where the bur
sde6s.are lighter that they are here. The
sipeahrity Of our condition is, that after
ffty years Of almost uubroken peace, we
find ourselves suddenly in the midst ol
an expensive war. Taxation for the sup.
sportiof 'fstanding armies" which is a
chronic evil in the Old World, is nov.
city jvithus. And the novelty startles
and, ,copfisas us.
Tlosewho growl at our Generous tax
es.'' will do,wsll to cast their eyes down
Soush. There everybody and everything
are .iaxed tothe utmost limit Of possible
endurance. The scale Of, tariffs fairly
makes ones head swim to read it. Look
asxlfew items:
Il Eight per cent. on all naval stores, salt,
es,tspirituous liquors, tobacco, cotton.
wool, -four, sugar, molasses, &c.
One per ceut. on all money and credits
not employed in business.
Fifty dollars on trademen and dealers,
with 81 per cent. on sales made.
If One hundred dollras on liquor.deale
and 10 pei cent. on sales made.
Two hundred dollars on distilleries,
and 90 per cent. on sales. Ss
Fiveshundred dollars on theatres, and
A5 per cent. On receipts. e9c.a
Two hundred dollars on commission
merchants, and 2a per cent. on sales.
Salaries under s1.5oo, one per cent.
above that sum 2 per cent. a.
Incomes, according to amount, from S
toalst per cent.
Joint stock companies, one-tenth Of the
dividends, and reserved fund annually.
Farmers, one-tenth Of their produce.
and l.per cent. on all sales Of cattle and
produce. vi
. Stsep enough. one would think; but
xtsta a.jt.g .-l.. L. utr Al. 49,. MI.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15
NEWS ITEMS.

N II w - LIMtC.
R The Mobile papeIs say that som
fellow stole Jeff. Daviss horse in Rich
, mond the other day. The horse was
=, valuable one, and there is no telling hoy
much it will cost jeff. { in Confederate
notes) to get another so good.
Lg- The President has approved th'
sentence to hang two rebel spies in Ken
tucky. ..
ZH- Gen. stoughton reports that they
acknowledge to unprecedented losses, and
that they suffered especially from artillery
On the other hand, we found our own ar
my in good spirits.
Ew Nine colored recruits for the Mas
sachusetts Brigade, left Pittsburgh this
morning. en- route 10 Boston.
E1- A large number Of secessfonist
residents Of Newbern were sent outside
our lines this morning, The order for
the expulsion Of these people will be rig
idly enforced by the Government
E Another boat load Of Indians,
chiefly women and children, has arrived
from Fort Smelling. under gaurd of a
company Of Minnesota volunteers. They
will be forwarded to Fort Randall, 1900
miles up the Missouri river.
~ A raid was made on Holly Lprings
on Sunday. Captain Mitchell nmbushed
them as they went out, and killed Col.
Jennings and captured his horse and pa
pers.
Eg- Gen. Hovey says that Vicksburg
must be captured in less than eight days.
The affair at Port Gibson is more impor.
tant than appears on the surface. The
Union army has now got in the rear of
Vicksburg, and the enemy must come out
and fight. ...
Es- Pope Plus is dying. The ques-
ton Of his successor is already being Wig
orously discussed. Cardinal Wiseman,
Of England, is said to be the favorite can
didate Of the salons Of the Faubourg St
German. ar .,H
EE The President is opposed to mus
tering meritorious officers out Of the SER
vice because their commands have been
depleted by the casualties Of war.
EE The sudden abandonment Of
North Carolina by the rebel Gen. Hill is
said to be in pursuance Of orders to rein
force Lee on the Rappahannock.
EF Miners in Washington Territory
are said to be realizing from $50 to $50
per day.
% During the last three weeks not
less than 800 slaves have escaped from
Lafayette county Missouri. The slaves
on the Kansas border Of the State are said
to be swarming across the line in droves
taking whatever movable property be-
longing to their masters they can seize.
E Cyrus. Field has issued a tabular
exhibit Of the Ocean Telegraphing. He
holds it to be morally certain that there
will bea telegraph working regularly be-
tween Europe and America before 1870.
~ Subscriptions are being raised at
oberlin for the establishment Of Nation
al Bank with capital Of $4,000.
~ H. H. Day proposes to the Gov
srnment to build ship canal around Nj
rgara Falls, and give security to complete
the work in three years.
IT The Revolutionary Committee Of
Poland are organizing an army Of $4,000
men. Great excitement exists in Norway
and Sweden in regard .o Poland, and
The question threatens to assume greater
complications. sA o'''S'
~ The commencement has been
made for tbs organization Of a regiment
among the cOlored population Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-15

MEN OF WYANDoT COUNTY,, AT
TENTION

You viii meet in your res
pecfiye Townships, on Satur-
daN4nne the 9Th, and appoint
delegates to meet in County
Convention June 18th at Up
PER Sanduslzy, for the purpose
Of appointing delegates to
meet at Columbus on Wednes-
day june 18th, which Conven-
ton Will present to the loyal
and true Union men Of Ohio a
State Ticket, to be supported
at the ensuing October Elec-
'tiOfis ~ ~ e
Let every School District be
represented! Stir up the
firesof patriotism, and pledge
anew and again your love for
the flag ofour Fathers! Come
oney come all. a
r., FRrENDs OF THE UNION.
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Philadelphia, June 90, 1861.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the
name Of Biters. put up iu quart bottles, com.
pounded Of the cheapest whiskey or commsn
rum, costing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon, the
taste disguised by Anise or Coriander Seed.
This class of Bitters has caused and will
continue tocause, as long as they can be sold,
hundreds to die the death Of the drunkard, By
their use the system is kept continually under
the influence Of Alcoholic Stimulants Of the
worst kind, the desire for Liquor is created and
kept up. and the result is all the horrors attend.
ant upon a drunkard'slife and death. sf
For those who desire and will have Ii.
quor Btters, we publish the following receipt.
Get One Bottle Hoofiand's Germau Bit.
ters and mix with Three Quarts Of Good
Brandy or Whiskey, and the result will Be
a preparation that will far excel in medical
virtues and trne excellence any ofthe numerous.
Liquor Bitters in the market, and will coat
much less You will have all the virtues OF
Hocilaud's Bitters in connection with !.
good article of Liquor, at q much less price
than these inferior preparations will cost YOU
ATTENTION. SOLDIERS |
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.
We sal the attention Of all having relations
or friends in the army to the fact that HOOF-
baNb y ucftuhH DitbeIS VIII cure nine lentA0
of the diseases induced by exposure and p,ivs.
tions incident 10 camp life. In the lists. rub.
lished almost daily in the Newspaper, on tAs
arrival of the sick il will be noticed that very
large proportion are suffering from debility.-
Every case of that kind can be readily cured by
Hoofands German Bitters. Diseases re-. ultinr
from disorders Of the digestive Organs are speeE
lily removed We have no hesitation in stating
that, If these Bitters were freely used alhepe
onr soldiers. hundreds of lives might he ssysd
that otherwise will be lost. s ~ %smN HI sET
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITs!
See that the signature of &C NJ JACKSON"
is on the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BO-RLE Is CENTS.
10 sss on HALF DOG. FOR = 90. f
Should your nearest druggist not have IL
article, do not be pnt of By s,y oftAs intssi
c., ting preparations that may be ofIsrsA u ita
place, but SEND to us, and we will forwsra. q,
curely packed. oy express.
Principal Office and Manpfacsssys
No. sai ARCH STREET
JONES T. EVANS. & q ijls.
q (suceessors to o. N. JACKSON . cGS
uFoR SALE BY Duegists apS DeaIrs g
every town in the United States: 'T8s
Philad,iphis, Pa, Dee. Is,ies2.-ly
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FTVf -N- T'r-' = NS, 'F-,7-f- y 7lf
H-UJHR nr .rr~GDNrw5
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
AAbA1A pllaaaSlQ
Prepared by 's''''e"
W. y N. aAeMsNN,
Philadelphia, Pa.
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsPEpsIA.
. JAUNDICE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disesses
of the Kidneys, and all diseases VA
arising from a disordersd ~
Liver or Stomach. A&
such as Constipation, Inward Piles. Pullman
or Blood to the Head, Acidity Of the Stomsch.
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulpess
or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eructst,ops.
Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit the Stomssh
Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and Diiicllt
Breathing, Fluttering at the heart, Che king ~
Snffocating Sensations when in lying Dos.
ture, Dlmness OF Vision, Dots or Webs bsfogs
the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Heal,
deficiency Of PerspiratIon, Yellowness Of tie
Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest.
Limbs, &c, Sudden Flushes OF Heat, Burning
In the Flesh, Constant Imagining Of Evil, snd
great Depression ofSpirits.
And will positively prevent yellow Fever,
Billions Fever, Sc.
THEY CONTAIN
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD wHIsKHY
They will cure the above diseases in niu,ty.
nine cases out Of hundred, III
Induced by the extensive sale and uniyerssl
popularity Of Hollands German Bitters tpure-
ly vegetable hosts ofignors1t Quacks and IN.
scrupulous adventures, have opened upon suf.
fering humanity the food gates Of Nostrums
in the shape Of poorwhiskey vilely compoun.
ded with injurious drugs, aud christcaod Ton.
les, Stomachics and Bitters.
Beware the innumerable arsay OF Alcoholic
preparations in plethoric bottles and bio beIlitd
kegs, under the modest appellation of Bftten:
whicL instead Of curing, only aggravate dis.
ease, and leave the disappointed sufferer in
despair.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS!
Are not new and untried article, but have
stood the test of fifteen years trial by the Amer.
lei an public; and their reputation and sale, are
not rivailed by any similar preparation. The
proprieto's have thousands Of Letters from The
most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers, Pkysi.
clans. and Citizens, testifyfng Of their own
personal krowle6ge to the beneficial effeetand
medical virtues Of these Bjtters.
Do YOU want something to STRENGTHEN .oox
DO Won want yood annet;te 'sN,'
Do YOU want to build nm Won con,,;fyt;.ss
DO YOU want to feel wei
Do you want TO Get rid Of nsrvou,ns..y
Do 'ou want euere '''''-
Do Won wspt to sleep we'll?
Do yon want a br;sk ana v;,orons s.,:..t
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Nnicuslgae LIBERAL.

Sbio lbuetterte Die aupferlhlanee NIT
10000 Wajorttdt 81 Brrsu; psnniyloaz
mia CAB ibr einen BuG!ritt> Ger $4,000
S:'mmm mea; Soma idluB iid mi!
$4,000 ms Wiittsl, Sneiuna Derl sBte II;
Zen flsiuen Erefsr pon 10000 nnc Miiu>
nelota, Wieecnin> Mary|auo, Millouri>
Waf1aduietts, ia oud NsDsycrt uno
NewzSer1ey- babsn TIT !Diehe ouases
ttti!t, eeven Mudt mir nod nidi fenllen.
lleberau itsbt eo6 No!f auI fit: &ric9
bne@cmprpmiB IS! &rieG bis
Der lebte Nebell bic Waffe
9eRredt!
Der Staot Newzyorf Siett In Al
Counties '2425O Stimmen Majoritdt
Dem repub!ifanilden Gidst. 14geuntiss
baten nod nibt beridtet. Der Staat 1T
cbne 3weifel NIT entlOiepensr Majoritat
republitanild sesan8eu. Da6 fommt pom
bemofrailden Nlob.
WaIa1ulett6 maroe nit ether orSBern
Majorital 8ewpnnen, ais bic &abnfen
bpften.
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Dablnad)ridttcn CHS bent Gtagt,

Sn 1afcta, Gteorn6> Geptt unc Git
leyeGouNty 1T es, NO oueiu c;e Demo
fratic ri6t Den peroisutetl 2obn erba!ttn,
Gin DfpeiS> oab co5 y}o!f in ren|slbe11
cem Jsufe ecr 3eit isin Slr nidt eeGHnct
Deutliher UNI reutIiGer Miro nie|er Sui
erlhauen ulo fpdteg ouU bort 0ebDyi
wsrcen. Die cemofrotilUen W(aioriilier
lelbf in cieisn Difridteu lno |9mdaer
alS til ftiibsren Sobreil 111,b lo{en |blcu,
a'ge SenerunO pes Goltsinne5 pcymu~
ttsr.
Sn Uorritou|t, Slice gcunty erbielt
co8 Observation-Disclosures GtaotsNGet
116 G'iumen> DeS GjcfeBaetuns'a:ide!
107, pa6 Gountytidst 105 Majoritdt.
Sn Slue Garth County 1T bos Gptum
cc6 cenpfratild,en " a II mertIpurz
dig, Mluer> Ter bier onsetItb Aans be-
lcncers rerbobt lein lol|te, itblue We(e5
NIT 80 Stimmel, Ter t6dltcn Majori,dt
am EtGet. Da8 gs|eBosbuaD5tidet oer
Den1ufratle erbielt stllc fleinc Wiajoritai
III Ger Slact, uno en- Gpuuty<Gidst BE
reputlifnn!l hsn Gancipoten fir 9feoiiter
Of DcetS uro Sucae Of Nrptate. Doo
Nelultat I'M County 1T nod nitt BE-
fannt.
Carver County. Career GtIY
a!ett REM repub. G!aatstidet Ycn 81
Al Stimmeu Mojoritdt, rsn 0elssAcz
tun9'sti6tt cine NOD bDbere. GDosfo
bat notir.ih pempfg1teyt, pern autb
nibt fart. Die 4 l11rfIten Ipwn5 nee
County geben re:, rsputlifaniidcn GiGs'
cine Maiprit1t opn 80 Stimner.
9itley County bat nit $50
800 StimmeH fiir's ,alte ssEupFsy osftimmt
Mille 2oc County, init 50 Skinner
fir MiQer> S|anty nit rs.
Sn rret Gcmu5 in GEeele Counts
1elen Is Dcmrtroi'lhs unp 242 rtpubli
tonilde S!imuer. G%eaasmel!> cer IL
rtsisn County rpbnt, fonnte IS ~ u!lDj
niebr ais Is Glimmsn brin9en.
II.
tY Nistt fir co5 reput!ifanilts Oeltyac=
ouhHo VftbAeea''nsi'dSt l4U Wo1prifal
Do5 pempfro!iihe Scuiton County
w1tlt eo5 oorse llnicn- Sif:t.
Sn2Batalbaw County geben 10 Gouna
761 rsput!itauiIde 0soiprii1t.
Mrs 5enacpin unp Waibin9tpnGours
tics batsn Gut aetban.
Aus VicuUet County. Sn s
Tprno a boten nDt uidt tsridtst) bo'
Mitlcr 145 Mojo1i;1t, Swift fir ee'
Senot $40. Da5 rep. Geunly Sidet If
TAFT gang 9emdDlt. Bravo Boys!
Gbi|aao County, 22O Stimmen Ma,
joritIt fir ras :epubtlfaui(b dye S;det. 9lid,
libel!
Wir |d!ie6en zen beuti9en 8eridt NIL
eincm aeynIbub Don Ger reutldsn Vioz
MGR tatt Nem<lllm, Der BENT Gcpperbeap~
&limmelt;rfsn ZEN SpI;eu pur6 ben
&opf ja9t. Sn Neuzlltm tpuypen "a
Stimmen obBe9cben unO rorurter ni9t
Demofra!ilhc.
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Midutlota Staats3fltung.
Saint paul, ben Z. Npvbr. 1863.
3 ie I.
Das Mefu!tat cir s1dn3enser siee !
Da5 gante
tant1be 9toat6> Gt6et
0ew1blt!
&urrab fUr Sic ltuipn!!!

Mie in Namley>g County, Is toten in
cem Staote iiberbaupt na9 Den tt5jeyt
einaeeanasnen Nadrihten bic unicnsrez
putlifansr Ubevau cuffs berrliAIte TIRE
pti6t Aetban uno tbyen Natriot!5mu5
rurG bic fd6nften Sieae te!pbnt geleben.
0ait ou5 jcrem County miro Gin ldrfereS
republifani1de5 @otum eintsrieDtet> ol6
BET rer lsBten DabL unp Nanley County
1T nidt rie einsi9e ren'cfratilhs Surg
Set!isten, Die "serlttgt nurrs. 50 ermabIte
cas tisDer reI,ctroti(he 5outou:G County
ra5 AanSe unicnsz Oele56ebunAetidst.
utter bic mobr1dcinlilbcn WIalprit1ten
Der Gancipat:n cee rsputlifaniIben
Stnot6zTifet5 fSnner mir Bis Treitog
friib nod nidt onndserno }idsr ultbeilen
au6gcnommtn, tob Die 8srtd!t nit sieuaz
liher S%sftimuibeit 9e:rn Ghefer bic
bDdife Wajcri'dt an leinsm Gldet in Nus~
iiht ftellen. Mud fiber nie ;3ulammenleiz
sun9 Ter Oeisbnetun9 fSnnsn nir er(t in
Der ndhhen drummer einiaerinoben suver7
la'iiSe Nngaten MAIDEN uno ~,'5firen teut
nur erl} einmal Elm Sprlauf iae5 frdftiee5
6urrob fir bic unicn. Die Staotsocmiz
niItroticn unc cie Velsegebnng 1T unler,
rubnrsid IN Jet. Do5 brave Yolf ce5
Norr fern }ootes leu ltten! unp mbaen
ete Widnner rsr yartsi fir cie IS }ib entz
l1|tcer, niht rerae{isn, raB fie BE erfcrz
men VannUiraner zines benfenben
GcIfee fEc, ws!G)c5 rie Ginlid; unD ten
uItahban9{Afelt6 finn bal, 81 evb6ben> mer
e6 se:cient> lprie Den niecer5uibmsttern,
Der i!eb unwirciB seist. Die cite font 70
m1dt'Ac Uud:l Der Narteict5clpltn bat
iId ou6er in ei1t8en se1ounrmten une a.
nati|l!!en OeDencen ee5 Gtaa!5 o|5 Elm
pbnm1dtiae6 uno moridte5 Ding ernie en,
en5 Ten Wi!icn pe5 0olfe5 nibt mebr in
jece beItetlbe NiGtuNo bine;noct6sln fam.
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tann eutb teFnsn anoern dbertrcffe fen ,peys
pen. Sin anpcre6 @elhenf, ein3ta II,
fstner Nrt. 1T bic auerliebite Miniatur,
Gquipase init einem 0elpann tleiner 3iez
9enb6ft. Grteres 1T etne fo9enannte,
Dboeton. unD wurpe Don IbpmaS $,
Grpwn bierlelbt ilbe,(anpt. Das &C.
lpann 1T Elm 0eldenf Ypn Son. Weorae
.. Nugent in Gront 6iu, Soma, pos I(-
berplatirte> bDblt fem gearbeitete @elbir,
wuroe BON S. $. @iuamlon, 81 Nanz
oo9pb Strabe babier selielert.
Dieles oucrliebite @efdbrt madte oprz
9eler,, auf elmer entlpredenoen platform
eiaes Waaens aufoeteut, rie Yroeelicu
our6 Die 9traBen nit.
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ra iilolen Giier csr patriptiidsn Damer
res Norpnetsn6.
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8%lumeuitidere; 1T meiitsrtoft.
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jest ~isipene TaDnen oafsebdnat, Die cine
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res er5btet eeutl den Ipnfin Hers Mo>
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form bat Die Siren Gity, eas asperb fe;bis
ae pittsbur8 leiren NIT mivFlih lA0nen
@aten ausgeitatteten Stanc, Gin prd@%
tiger 9ammetmant,l 500 Gle Mufmerflamz
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rdu}1 Ger lumnencenS tin1uen Der curdz
sisbennee 0dfte unp Get Sel9dftiseu
gerfauferinnen.
Inter Der I'M beut(ben Departement
aus0e0euten erpbarttsen @ammlunsen
Sci tncet ii9 Elm Don Mrs. 6. 8. &unB in
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%lublinnc Sepee Der 0eberin, 9erate pielen
@eaenfanb alS ge1benf fir Die 6air 3u
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Dn1ueM,
ais mautiaen, 5bauls, Gloaf5> Sanslgu'ea,
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s1ir babeu fir un1sre isbY S%sra"mt0s'! l'sse'
qofalitGtsr III ere Giufauts etgsn ns !saps't'
SABRE ssrpoppsit, III v:rl&iseensn 1fa"4t" VIZ. 81,
Sreifadt III Der Ntitt, unlv1m Vslpalx s soe
ar1B ere Nusocbuun9 Su gebsn Ent wv vvMs'z ;M !
~ minrsipts, fur eie3utun{i id %oe>leibsn gutter
M,iss unp Tsrtrausns au ~srirsueu tabeN ~sres'
ais womit unlrre 1irno t,ebrt wuros: 81
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ge'nsrtuns bag un,ers BspinSun0sn fir M'sfef' .
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auaeleoeu lsin la1e,,. luwobl Mtolsla!e a!s w.
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rem RGufer III eTcctuircn.
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Wiacpaiin ssbt mineeiisn5 nit
10000 Stimmen fir tie Union. Sn
Suinois idwtllt bic uaipnsmojoritdt, je
mbr8eridte eitteeben uto-0ebe es@ott
-Minourt III wabrldetnlid in ben @dn>
ren Der NabifaIer.
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Mer+G0olle5 Gi0enttrlll
aum Gerfauf

:St1 DoHsug5 S Sfi,tIa.aer @itt2.
SSfasn Mtrs!ie .sad europa nad}lss 0ribiatr
/. til SaIin9s eN sneilISfiaes Trnmebaua. %
bet &c, nit enten' Neler intern, 5aua, Der un!ere
Stcd leit Jajrea dis Ga!opn bsuuet, liset at,
JtariEes~, 5tplideu 2eoss- uno 2. Gtraec, i'm
beltsn Oelddfta.tsile Ger Stant.
2. II, Ninin9sr: Gin 2-iIvfioes @teinGous.
y hi 81, net{t i Saulctts uno s &fer oaro,
%sheHTaIs tn Niain9er, unter gutter gultur. Das
PANS oiesse 1857 o:s lsbr frequenter Selcn.
Gas Gjan;s bilia fit Vaar.
gu %erfraaea bel Mapnme @%abIpbrer,
Ntttl19er, Dacpta Co., MiAt. 274tS2
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"a Gtr S Gettcr,
IL G0tlDrS

sS5sSEsSSer in fsrEtscta aleibsrn.
ct. Yster minntIeta.
Die ,tt.ter;ridreicn lIno- scrffr:itet, Nuflr1ae
fit "tri'eits Grteit svr seflfGucisafn Sefy;ecia~
una ter eecbrtsH Huuce:; oussufItrsn, unt boten
thr Ma1osill ~fs,tiaer Nlsiesr nHf Sas reidlitNe nit
Maarsn ron rer telten5 !pfsN, lASnitem SGnitt
L. I2IieeifcrsE rbtit s%:rIeheu. Mjr bitten III, etfa!-
lj9ca 3uEpra4.
cir & Ecifer.
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Terlnr10t:
Gofar! hre; GDueiser lei
Cir & Geiler
in ct. peter.
AQOaQertfielt berQuS!

Der llatsrss;d1ncte, e;n e%eeienfer Gapanerilt
eu.ppdiEd,sr @du!e bat WatpriiIt ertaltsu tur
ras s"tceits GnsaNerie- Jleeimsnt cine Gcrraauie
ST rrsan: 3rsn, nib %ret.utir! fir RE Counties
Osice, CDU56ue .Zrsb Sc Gueler,
init ecn 5auptquoy:ier in gaR pyair;e.a
GevtIhs 2anb5lsuts trstet eIn!
Bounty fir frilde Ncfr1ten 1902.
N fit Seterenen 1902.
Uriesr. R~aocrarnf,
Geu:lder Jasfrutir< SfT;ier.