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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
Post G1lCo summer lime liable
Arrival and Departure OF the Mails.
rosroFFrcx AT DAVENPORT, IOWA

EASTERN MAL-Closes at Q A. NJ. and 8 p
NJ. Arrives at g.. A. NJ. and bM p. NJ Sunday.
excepted.
WESTERN MArL-Closss at 9 +. 81 Arrives
ut s44 =. NJ. sunday excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.-Closcs at sI6 7. NJ
Arrives nj IL =. 81
SorrHKRs Iowa MArL.-Ciosos at A. NJ. Ar
rives al A. NJ.
NoRrHkES VIA DEWIrr.-Closes Sunday Tues
day and Thurs 81 +. NJ. Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday AMI -aturday at 4 p. NJ.
RouTK No. l0t77-tn Blue Grass, eto--Closes
Monday. Wednesday aai Friday at S II eek 7 NJ.
Arrives Tuesday, Thussday and Saturday at 10
o'clock 81.
RouTg No. loe4s Via Tipten Closes Tuesday
anu Friday AT II o'clock II arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock Al.
kopTE No. l0y47-via Pufa,-Closcs FRIDAY
at O'Clock A NJ Arrives Saturday ats O'clock
Pm. 0s'o'>
kourE No. l0950-via Walnut Forks and Dir.
on. Closes Wednesday at 81 7. II Arrives
Saturday at 6 Y. NJ.
OFFICE Hours. Office open Mt o'clock A. NJ.
General delivery closed at !. o'clock +. NJ. Office
closed al o'clock Z. NJ. Office open on SUNDAY
from ~ 10 lol3 CLOCK A. NJ.
;, ~ As the principal mills are carried by Rail
hosd, all the time as stated herein will be
RAIL ROAD TINS, the clock in tho Superin,end.
cnts oihoc, NJ. n. RR. Depot, being the stand
ard CHAS n ELnRIibGE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
LONDON 4 LIVERPOOL
fire l. Life Insurance COMPANY

OFFICE, SO WALL 4 81 PINE ST, ny.
fAid up capital, surplus and reserved
Ioods.. ..................... -...$0,o5O,5Z5
invested In this county,. l,O45,3 1886
rae shareholders Personally RESPONSE.
Die for Engagements ~ the Company.
Al Directors must be shareholders.
aRFERENCgs 1oR DAVENPORT:
Geo. Il. French, Lorenso Schricker, Nicholas
kahnen Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Almet Skesl,
Nisholas J. Rusch.
uRV YORK:
0rinnsil, Minturn Co., Harper Brothers, Dun
an, Sherman Co., Alexander I. Stewart.
J. 9. WASaBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Rock Island. jlys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

A ntlL has passed the Legislature OF
the State Of New y ork compelling sol
ders Of that State to vote the republican
ticket. THIS bll was strenuously OPP
posed by many leading republican law
yers who were convinced OF its urcon-
stitutiouality, but there was no chance
for reason TO get III a word. Fortunate
Is, however, Governor Seymour is 70
have word to FAY about making that
hi.I law. lie has some regards for the
rights Of soldiers in the field.
To illustrate the animus Of those who
supported the measure, we have only TO
quote from the Erening Journals re-
port Of the proceedings
Mr.. Van Buren, moved to re-commit
with Instructions to report back forth
with the following substitute for tie
third section:
The sad voter. in the service aforc-
said, shall enclose tho ballot or ballots
he wishes to have cast at such election,
IN q sealed envelope, and shalt write
across the sealing place lis name, aud
such envelope shall have endorsed on 1t
the instrument empowering another
elocior TO cast it, provided by section
,"o, and unless such envelope be deliy-
cred publicly to the inspectors Of cleo
ton at the polls, with the seal unbroken,
the ballot shall be rejected.
Mr.. Seymour offered the following
additional
And ifany comm 'ss;oned officer shall,
by threats, menace, or any corrupt de-
vice whatever, attempt TO iutluence any
soldier in the free exercise Of his right
OF suffrage, he shall be deem guilty OF =
mlsdemeaaor, and shall be deprived OF
his commission.
Both amendments were lost BY ayes
90 to nays 65. Tie 65 who voted nay
voted aye on the final passage Of the
bill, witch a member unsuccessfulIy en-.
deavored to have called IAN act to
transfer the elective franchise from the
soldiers OF the United States to the
Commander.in-Chief OF the army and
navy"
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Real Estate .2geMcy.

V,dE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ENTERED IN
/ TO copsrtnership for the transaction OF q
general Real Estate business. They will give
their attention to the buying, sellng and renting
Of real estate, paying taxes, collecting, and any
transactions that fall wi thin the legitimate limo
Of their business. From their long residence
both being " Old settlcrs"-snd general familiar
ity with real estate operations they fstter them
selves they will be able TO give satisfaction to all
Who may entrust their business TO them
OYsics-Post Office building, secand floor.
A. SANDERS,
J. NJ. ELDklDGE.
Davenport, April ], 1855 dt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

DY A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-, NIL
ID soldiers who have been discharged in con
sequence Of wounds received in battle, are now
entitled 10 the 500 bounty.
We collect h USTIxs tor soldiers Who have
served two years, or Who have been discharged
~ above; also INVALID PENSIONS aud PENSIONS
for widows, minor children, mo aers and orphan
sisters Of deceased soldiers also the bounty due
the wi lows, minor children, parents or relatives
Of deceased soldiers.
PARKER 4 EDWARDS.
inch 20-tf Nam street, Davenport
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II ca r II Il.
Corner Of Brady and Fourth Sts.,

and will continue to keep on hand full and COM
plste assortment OF everything essential to well
rdered household. lie will 1T once add largely
to the stock and trusts his friends, apprecis ting
his efforts to please them, will extend to the new
propretorship liberal patronage. AL GOODS
DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
CHAS. p. BURR,
Corner Brady and Fourth SITS.
feb 24-dtf
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II Rare Chance!

E,0R A GOOD BUSINESS MAE TO STEP
L into paying business.
The stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Oh cal. and
Periumery, together with the fixtures comnl.,s
known as the Union Drug Store. No So Brady :, ,
one oi tho best locations in this city, nd NOW al
ing good business, W II be sold or exchanged
ior an improved farm OF city property. For par
ticulars inquire Of ". w PARKER
N M No. ., Brady 1t.
~ b.-The stock must be disposed 0. within
tho next thirty days
Davenport, ~ riI t7-dlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

REPORTED ALivE.-A letter has been
received ircm Texas BY a gentleman in
New York, which s,a.ei that Lieut.. Ben.
shaw, who was reported TO have been
Killed ~ the explosion which destroyed
the Wsstfeld during the engagement
in Galveston Bay, 10 alive and residing
= Rsashsw, Tsxss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

JONI YAK BuREs CRowDISG THE
MouKS Ess.--Our abolition brethren
are making a great deal Of John Van
Buren, Just now, but it is more than like
" that they will soon find him rather
unweldly to manage. AT the Seward
and Chase meetings in New York Mon.
day evening, John said
don't believe It is a criminal offence
{, be thinking about who shall be the
next President of the United States. l
have taken occasion heretofore TO say
whom / 81 o1ld vote for, and there IS no
need dwelling on that. ] believe the
rcxt President will be a Democrat. |
think so. think so because the great
mass Of the people are that way, (laugh-
teri and the Democrats are more iaml.
lar with the administration OF govern
ment aud little more clever, in my
Judgment, in the exercise of power than
their opponents. They are more expe-
nencad.
When We remember that Johns can.
dida!e for President is Gen. Mcclellan,
whom lie nominated in q public address
at New York last fall, the GOODNESS Of
the above uttcrance was no doubt ape
precated by the oewardites and Chate-
ties who formed the bulk OF his hear
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
Deserted.


IRON CAMP nENDERSHOTT, ON TIE
II night Of tho llth INST, JONI A. RIsDoS, a
private Of Co. X. 9Th Iowa Cavalry. Said Ris.
don il twenty-five years Of age, five feet eigh,
and three fourths inches high blue eyes, sand
hair, fair complexion, born In tho state Of Yer
mont, enlisted at Marion, Iowa, for three We ars
Had on whoa he left, citizens pants and coat
and soldiers black felt hat.
Said Risdon stole = bright hay horse about
l4k hands high, saddle mark on lsft side,
branded y. 5. on left shoulder, and X, on eft
hip.
A reward will be paid for tho apprehension
and delivery Of said Kisdon and horse TO any of
fcer who will retain them till secured by the
proper authorities or . proportionate reward
will be raid for the delivery of either.
By order u ID. 8. WILSON,
Col. comd. 9th Iowa Cav.
X. l.. MILLER, Adjt.
CAnP hEHDEssnoTr, Davenport, IowaI
March lsth, 1858.
meh lift
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

Col. BAKER's detectives at Washing
ton have arrested +. A. Hutton and T..
Williams, who have been swindlnC PEG
pie North by representing themselves as
"EmbaIming Surgeons, U. s. A." and
offering to forward bodies Of deceased
soldiers upon the remittance OF money,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
IL Oemocfacy Of the State Of Iowa are re-


,usssed to send delegates to State Convention
heroby called, 10 be held At the Capitol in the
city Of DssMoiues, on WEDNESDAY,, THE GOTH
DAY OF MAY NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, for
the purpose of nominating candidates for Gov
eroos, Lieut.. Governor, aud Judge Of Supreme
Court, to Be supported at tho ensuing October
election. and OF transscting such other business
o. msy be deemed necessary.
Tho basis OF County Representation VIII be one
dsisgste for every hundred votes cast Tor
Richard Il. sylvester, Score larry Of sts:e, and one
3Jr every fraction over afty.
The Democracy of the several counties IN 'h'
State are requested to that the necessary steps
arc taksn in their respective counties to insure
heir full representation at the State Convention
Nv order Of tho Democratic state Central Com
J. NJ. ELLWOOD, Chairman.
Trpr Seeyetary
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

THE St. LOUIS Democrat gives the de
tails Of ficndlsh and horrible butche-
~ that occurred in that city on Monday
morning last by a Mrs. M'Coy. A lit o
girl OF between five and six years, living
near, was coaxed by Mrs. M'Coy into
her room. The woman then closed the
door, darkened the windows, took a
Ratchet and commenced he~ing the
child to pieces. No screams were
heard, the first blow apparently having
stunned the helpless victim. The tiepd
At length pushed the quivering body
under lounge, hid the bloody hatchet,
gathered up her absent husbands
clothes and her own and left the house.
A Mrs. MulIoy, living near, knew that
Mrs. MCoy was desperate and most
mischlevons person, and on finding her
thus departing concluded she was about
to destroy her husbands clothes. Mrs.
NJ, on pushing open the door, discov-
cred the scene Of blood and butchery.
The child lay in pool OF gore, one foot
protrndlng from beneath the lounge.
The limb .til moved with the dying
agonles OF the sufferer. She was drawn
out, yet breathing, bu. died almost i'm
medi4,ely. TIE lower portion of the
.w had been hacked or knocked of, the
nose and face had been cut and con.
fused, teeth, fingers and pieces OF flesh
were scattered around the apartment.
Tie fDgers of the LEFT hand had been
c,n OF. Slices and Jumps Of flesh had
been hewn from tie chiifs iegS. The
Ratchet was found concealed under the
cupboard. The maniacal creature who
enacted this horror actually escaped,
and up 10 midnight Rad not been arrest
ed Deceased was named Catherine
Moran, and daughter OF Patrick Moran,
Iaborer, whose wife had been dead some
years. The neighbors aver that his
Mrs. MCoy is NOT addicted to intern
4 pcrance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

nNE OF TIE ABOVE NAMED PACKETS
- will leave this poiat daily on the arrival Of
Eastern morning train, connecting a, Muscatine
with the cars for lows City and Washington ut
burlington with the Burlington l. Mi souri, River
Railroad for OskAlooss ana Autumwa, and with
the Chicago train at Fort Madison with the Keo-
kuk Mount Pleasant Railroad Tor Mount Pleas
ant and keokuk, ana at keokuk with packets for
st. Louis
s-sS' Passengers travelling on these boats will
avoid all vexacious delays Of passing the Rapids.
Freight handled with care and dispatch.
mhlT If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29
Icrailce.

CCRIous CoINCiDENcE.- Our reader:
VIII remember that in 1860 a man by
the name OF Grosjean was indicted in
this county tor murder In the second
degree, and found guilty Of manslaugh-
ter, aud sentenced to the Penltentlary,
by Judge Church, for one year. IT e
proof was that he threw a stone, appa.
rent y without any expectation or iuten-
ton of killing the man with whom be
was having trouble, but which did hit
him on the head and occasioDed his
death. After serving out his sentence
IL the the fenltentary, he returned and
enlisted in the Nineteenth OHio Nolun-
teers, and was detailed as tcamster.-
About two month since he got into q
difficulty with another teamster, who,
during the quarrel, threw stone al
Grosiean which hit him on the head
and killed him. Canton (Ohio) Re
DoSitorY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-29

hsOuse Mmd 10 Wanted
A nv PERSON HAVING A SMALL uousE
- Tour or i've rooms and Q fair lot, to seII
Gan can, near VI god purchaser BY addressing box
AsS' Osvsepoe ros' omes' cpl ls-tfAl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-07

0o6 9rudpopier miro fat tdaIilb
Ibeurer, NEIL Die 4umprn i'm Draile tel:
hen. uno m1rm ioltcn bic gumpen
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Pnbeit 0ejo9en un0 tOmmen oben auf
no fpiettn cine 0foltc. cSn Der Stat,
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Ie Sorttn ODn Sumpen. 20llt bIm 6ries
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pr, P0armt lpiebtr uuten bin. 2(uf Der
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, 8oblfanb flibrt, finDrn Iid) bic
mprn niDt beimilb, uno ole natdrlibe
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ilicn,
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@dpicrmU,ler Gcnt6 per pfmo. =
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oa5 f,bonffr 0vuctpopicr sur SRA
ne berdu6. Na6 ilno ,,refycftubte
npen." G6 0iebt ober aud 3umpcn,
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utDen iluo, uno bob bc3a6tt 0a8 8olt
b019re @rciIc Oaftir, ale Die @apicr.
Her fur Die nii9tid)tn 2mnpen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-01-07
AufgeiC9Obene Nrtitel.
@in osmePratiicbGr R1ensr entlarot.

Nth SsIhStFatIiUet Ru9ner ehtl3rot,
8eIbe Wlittl bic @aoner Der ieBiaen
COMMUNICATION gabraHtbpn, lm biefeIben
IN MlBcreelt 5u brn9en, olpon 0iebt, ipie
lDir neu!tb teR9rapbifdb bfribteten Die
Grabbing, eine8 9eloineu s. SO, 8reene,
1er ol5 9)taler Don 6beefiften bei 6errn
Dunlap in 8itt6bur9 en8a0itt War, 6en
brifen Semcj6. OieIer 9Rann giett an,
er iei bon Self. Daui5 erpreB ourb einen
N0enten Der Jlebrllenitaaten nab Ribs
nono belbitosH ip0reen, nm bort U0n Self,
Olplo cine Svieoen6pr6poiition an prds
loent GlntQlu az brin9en. 0reene 9uo
nab 9tldlmOn6, Don o0tt lter S1arpers
SerrD nab Baltimore un6 obne Waib:
ln9ton 80 berti5tm nob Pitt6bur9 Grlt
bier lbrleb cr an prif Gincoln, bon Dem
er our6 @etrGtdr Stanton nadb 9Safbs
in9t0n beitbeoen ipuroe. SSn elmer bort
9ebaltcnen @dbiuet6fieuna brddtc er ole
O1pt6 'fben Neutrality-suspicious. Dor,
ipuroe BON Stdnt0n iebr 9enau eraminirt
lin0 oonn endaifcn. Sn @bicaao la9erte
er lttnen unfinn uno fein @epIdrr iibpr
Nlntoln ab unb cie bemOPratifcben 3eituns
gen pru&en baiietbe nit Gem 1rGBien Ser
9nG8en a6.
9reene 0dIt Bier, 70 tonQt CT bri Dun
lap orbeitete, fir eiucn b6iblt relpcftobs
len Gbarafter un0 mar Elm bebeltenoC6
Nidt in oer WCtbo6itcnfirCbe. 2(l(ein e8
1T nunmebr feit9eftel(t, Dap cr Dem burtb
Sbeinbeiti9fPt ermorbCnen 9tufe 6urCbs
aus feine @bre madbtr. &Dr Ipiner 2(ufs
nabme in bic Observation-Disclosures Datte er
auf Elm 9cf6licbttS 3eu9nib 3utritt ale
Mlt9Iieo bel elmer oneern Girtbe gu ers
lon9en 9efu6t
SSn &81fcbiu9tou faufte ct anqebGrb ei.
men foit6arcn g8interpcIj ouf cine or=
fdlfbt! 2(nncilm9 oe6 &riea6minifters
uno er8riIt Dor oer pDlijei ole Stutbt, ins
ocm er ieincr bier lurG69ebliebEnen 6rau.
bon 8obfiter, g. ~, oll6 it5ricb, fie fol-
le unter &cobacbtun9 9clpiTer 9}criibt6z
|moBre0eln in GttUclano nit ibm 3uiams
|mentreffen.
Sor, SofCpelI U0n bier fcltt auf s 8t.
|ttimmtcftc in 2(6reoe, baB CT Den Gjrccnp
Perm Rric98miuiiter cin9efdbrt babe.
Soeil0e D0li}eibcamte enoliCb erftdrsn,
pap @reenc Elm notoriIOer Sd)winbler uno
3ubtbou5Uo6ct iei
0ic lbnc0ncbe temoeratiibe Grie,
PtnStoube Elm 3utbtDau6uoed G5 1T 3u'
jart-(Pitt6b, &blJ
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Nannn,8 NlannnIia @ntfam.

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unb tftertt SiuS mobr5 un0 gnbdtlnos c'h5nBStt.
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bsr Dame. 2Eir0 dbcrolt utrtauft--GenWalsN NQ3nis
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MRGrl y, 1862.
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Collectors ~9}QcbrttOt.
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hernl Tnffn fir Eehn Gnnnfn

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gladriht miro Gfrnit 6t9ebsn, oaB Die 5nrm
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gldGfaas In Istnrr QmtsIlHte In te1agtsr Stabt.
yiir Die Borough gmaus unp Sal3burs Iaun'
INp, auf Dtsnfags ben 23lcn Gscemter, strn'
lll5 In Iener Qmtsltute In gIQentdun.
6dr Gaarpn GaunIaip auf Wtttpu6s ben "a
DeermtEr ON Saule ron 8 me- . gB 1T, In
Centre Bailey.
Sir Ster lRiticrb unS NisbrsNilfOrb 9auns
Idips, auf Dpnnerilaae ren 25lten December, an
Saule SUn Gtriltan Or. Senngsr, In 3pnfpills.
Sir bic Borough WilIcr5taun unb NGpr'
Warun9e IaunIhp, auf SrritaBS ben 26ilen
Gtcrmtfr, am 6nuls son .. 8, o etfel, tri
Esraa, In trIaatrm Gnmffip.
Jtir SbfrsWatn9is 3aunIdip, auf Sdmlasr
brn 27lm Drrmter, an Saule Son 9tttner
unD s urrr1 IN GcgefsBilIs.
Sir Qgnn GaunI&lp, auf MOntaSs ben 29an
December, an Sauie SCn . aptD Slstltr,
In 9gnnSIIs.
Sir bic 1aunIaip5 @eIsnGurs unb 9cpti0,
oR Disnlans rem 30fen December, am 5auIe
Upn SOM SWsat, In G5eitrlmaSOiQr.
Sir 6ri0d6CrB Jamlhip, auf MittwCG5 ben
3 len Orrcmtrr, ON 5aule oon pster ~ IL
Ter, In gigragae.
Sir gBnifinBlOn Tounlhip, oui DOnnrtag3,
Den Zen SanUar, 1868, an Sauie pcn y h
Ger unb &unfs (, IN Greihlerssillr.
Sir grrp sgP6Citbaa 5auuIdIp, ouf 6rsitaaa
bm 2tsn 9anuor, am Sauie pUn . az b 9.
Glsin n, In 8alitt5piar.
gtir bic 8prouab Gatdiauaua unb ben Scdr,
bou1ua Dilyift, nui SamlaaS ocn 3tm Sanuhv
am OaRNnDle res GNPt, Senr9 Sart, IN
tei18tfm GatoIduoua,
Sir Slts gBHsitban GonIAip, ouf Mcnta0,
| rrn Jtcn 9anuar, in btr 2mtsRube bt5 feputtr
ten GDncttorS in gaentnm.
Sis 6ancRcr IaunIAip. auf DlmlaaS bsi 6
! 90nunr, ctGnf0u5 IN hr Qimtglube pt5 rCpuljr'
tiR Gou;Ftcrs In 2Ilmiaun.
! So wirO BEN Jnrtc3ablr Gtrbrd 0IedfaI,
] ~, 03,Erifkt nvtkefF N1H rfNulirtP HntfFftnl
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1sah:t p,n faBcn RartaFcln.

Der 9c9enpirti9c cun9c6curc Wrei6 von
IN 6afee bat Gicbblbcr oe6 @etrdn,
auf oen @colnfan elmer fpariameu
ribtun8 0ebr1bt, ucrm09c ipettDe ibr
bmaCf befrieoi8t, uuo Dob iDr @el0.
Fet nitbt 5u Dart mit9enomn}n rperoen
|. Sd6' Gartofeln in Der Gr66e BON
Feebobnen 8elbnittcn, an einem tanQs
len 6euer cDenIo lan9e 3eit ,pie Gaffec
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|r08 BON &afee 9cmifbt, erjeu9t, 70
] psrltbeyt, Elm uoai9 ebcnio ibma&s
g 8etrdnfe, ale Der urfpriin8Iide
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.ANeatOwn Daah,
Stunt 80, 1862. I

Sldcbri(ttt miro titrmjt grsstsn, hnB EH'
rrub esmaGs ipcrrm lOa SOr Der @sieBsrbans
oon prnnlylUanicr, Gel itrsr ndhllen SlBuna. faE
zine Grrmeryuna brS Capitals her bfiaatn Bane
,anl 8flnuf ppn 3p9i SunbrrI 6auienS stalsr,
IN 2uGab AZ brn bma Zen jcBIgsn 8yritrisf a1'
torITrtfn; unb etenfaGS fdr cine Gegtan8cruns
pes Grsitrtcfa tr1aatfr 9anf fir eInln 3etrnum
ron ,pan,rg 5aGrcn yqa n'm Wttauf srs ifstosn
GrftHsls.
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SMi 9, 1852. nd
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2}opce l,nb gaCerlp's 3aGnpuh,r.

@giuja2 n9iNI @Grtefert ocin,n lnt1m.
GEmm0 7f5ns uno Gin uuanQtn5huGr 2ubsm fno
iehr wjnerfitb. Der 2(nuat,uloE unb Taliar, ncnn
ttnmot auf b,n 9ibu,u UsfifjQt, ntmmt Gin arprc5:
tt6 9RjitI, oitdse ~ guiiirrau, unb g3ibnl Dits
OIr rein uub gogif iu MAIDEN, G6 IN tiGe otsr Qt;
rnOI wos t}l2t 3aGnrulrw ttut g3ft uur osrjn:
gem GSbraut5 w3roin tjsle uHon9sutbmS llrter;Uac
tntfrnt; Die 3abue uCbmcn cine nntiir!dG Rein;
Geit an cas- 8ofuhciisb wro Qtiuno, unb Elm ons
asusbmer artmatiibfr QBCbIatrudD Dire otm Gth!m
o2aeD;n. gEtr mGrtG sjngn balGtn EbaI2r onlrh,u,
wtnn tr tnfjr 9abrs aul rtin2 3ihne uno einen
onQchghmfu }itbsm totsn f'un Dos gulg'r III in
ltbr ftGrlu 9l1roioin 6iicten ouf9,lhon uEo pir6
dtfcau ven alu Tnaharrrn Hirfanft %. g
@drn96, 9nTasNgenb 202 9'rtalron 81. q.
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toOt BAT b2ute oic Srbcr unter;eicbs
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