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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-08-19
MILE, ALICE.

II LILLE AAAl1 Is
The most delightful of Equestrian
Ladies, in her brilliant Act OF
IIorsemanship, beautiful, graceful,
and daring, Riding backward with
as mnch ease as forward, flying
Through balloons and over banners,
and forming pictures Of such ele-
gance and grace, as to have gained
Nor her the sobriquet Of Queen a
Love and Beauty.
La FARIE KATE,
From Piko's Grand Opera House,
Cincinnati, in all her role of the
New Ballet, pronounced by first
Masters Incompatible also in
splendid Double Dances with Mile.
A lipa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-14

NEW AND 1MrROy Ed INVENTION or
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLAsTIC BONE Trpqg
WITHOUT METAL PLATE OR CLASPS,

FL, King Street, Alexardria, va, $40 Bread
way New y ork-2OO Pennsy1 yunia avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets, Washington,
(1ALLS the attention Of the public 10 the toll
~ lowing advantages Of his improved system:
|. The Teeth ii their manufacture will never
corrode nor change color By any acids, being
thu ee- tourths lighter thun any other.
= No teeth or roots need be extracted i,
the artificial ones can be inserted over them.
g. The roots will be auodc inotensie and
never 10 ache.
i. n temporary teeth arc needed. RS pelma-
nent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression Of the face,
which under the old system Is frequently dis
figured.
5. This work has been fully tested over five
years by many Of the first chemists and phy>-
clans OF this country.
Dr.. 5. & Co., haze also invented white an
destructiye metal filing; with which tie most
sensitive teeth can be filed without pain, art
can build up perfect sound tooth on any SIDE
roots, which will last throug lifetime.
The best Of 4e1erences given by Dr. v Mott:
DR.. Dorelnus, Professor OF Chemistry. n y
and thousands OF others,
Call and examine Tor yourself.
oct 2l-ln
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-14

R,.fr,lo. Nov. l3.-llayor Fargo has re-
co;red > Second dispatch from Secretary Stan
~, sfafino that Major General Dix has Deen
,.,Jar.,{ r. Hnf}alo to adopt measures Tor 1he
>acnrt,, of Te frontier against the pIott!hSS VI
rbo trarors who have taken re1'lge III 'llo
H,it;~h Provinces The Mayor has 'aH 81
measures to guard against ncandjar!eS' nc
:. a1.o - communication with GOV, NeElhoot
n relation to military affairs : :.4o1
CIyCTxvATI Nov. l3.--No additional intel a
be,aocc relative to the Johnson lsIand aIlalI'
h99vond that already telegrapked, ha: been re-
nn;ve3 All was 0uicv in that vicinity last
~;r,f Tbn (3a2et5e's special dispatch from
W5Inmbus saws that q large force OF infantry
.,oj TWO BATTERIES Of artillery were sent there
~ ,,s,s Cen Cox LETT Columbus tor San
dnskv on special train last night;
Rr1FrAIo. Nov. I3.-'Hhe Cleveland Leader
~ Yesterday SAYS that a telegram was received
pafwee e | > and o'clock, from the officers at
.Iohnson>s Island, asking that regiment oe
sent to .Johnson's Island immediately In re-
snense $50 men Of the 18th OHIO cavalry were
'Tbis morning it is reported here that the
cantain of a propeller from SandQSky reports
that a tunnel has peen discovered lcaolu9 ltoLl
the prisoners quarters on johnson ASlauI ~
some woods several hundred feet dlStanC' 3lS''
that six hundred muskets have been found IN
Ibis tunnel. which undoubtedly were brought
from Canada. ~.
The plot was to seize the steamer Michigan
and two of the New York Central projectors,
and make raid on the shipping and city OF
Buffalo, rr:
CLEAvLAND Nov. l3.-Lieutenant Harris,
commanding the Pittsburg battery Of SIX II
FOUNDERS (Napoleons) and one hundred an, ana
twenty-five men, passed through here tor Erie
this morning fox defence against pirates on the
lake
SAyDUsKY, Nov. 10. -Everything IS quiet
here and IN the vicinity. There IS very little
excitement in the city in regard to the reported
plot. Gen. Cox and staff passed to the island
this morning. EVERYTHING is being put III read
iness for them, should they attempt TO carry
out their scheme, and with troops here and on
The way, Johnson Island and San'usky may
be considered safe beyond doubt. Batteries
have been posted and fully commard the en-
trance TO the harbor, and would sink any yes
sci attempting to enter our bay. The steamer
Michigan is off Johnson's Island ready tor ac-
rion. All the reports about an attempt az eS-
cape by the prisoners, thus far are simply false
No indications of any such intentions have Doen
manifested NJ to the present time
The candidates for the various Offices IN the
+ ora
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-14
EDUCATIONAL.

YEoHE duties Of MISS ELLEN MARKS
SCHOOL were resumed on I'll ESDAl,
the 10Th OF Sc pTEM BIER. Particu}aI Attentions
will be given to the ELENENTAhY Branches
as the only sure base Tor future, improve
ment. It is desirable that all the pupils
as far as practcable should be present ~
the opening Of the school, Ier1n5S, lor or-
thography, Reading, Geography, 0r@nm"r,
Philosophy, History, Arithmetic and AlgebI5a,
from five to seven dollars per term Of ten Weeks
Music and French at Professor, charges.
The School is PLEASANTLY situated on hlns
street, No. 2l4. between Columbus and Al'Feo.
oct I2-.eOtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-14

The candidates for the various Offices III the
gift Of the T. s. House Of Representatives are
multiplying. The most prominent are the 1ol-
lowing For Speaker Schuyler Colfax, OF In
diana, and F. B. Washburne, Of Illinois. For
Clerks. G. Carey, Of Kentucky, and 5. e.
Fessenden, of Maine For Doorkeeper-Capt
Goodnow, Of New Hampshire, and Hawkins
Taylor, Of Iowa For Postmaster--NoGa4h
Brooks Of The Sacramento Union, ". H.
King, of Minnesota, j. Beebe OF the same
State, and others not very prominent at pre-
sent. General Blair will not be candidate Tor
Speaker but Hon Mr.. Dawes, Of Massachu-
sets, has been named as candidate. timer
son Etheridge, Of Tennessee, and Thomas B.
Florence are talked of for the clerkship. There
are other candidates than those named, but
the nominations IN the RepuL lican caucus WILL
doubtless be selected from the above
Travel OF. the Fourth Sixth and Ehghth ave
nue. railroads, at New York, was almost sus-
pended on Thursday, IN consequence OF strike
for an increase Of wages by the e. drivers and
conductors. The Second and lhlro avenue
roads have advaced the rates without soNotfa-
ion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-14

DEV. G. c. BITING will reopen school,
~ Sept. 18th. 1863 Apply at No. 8, a lfTeo ~
above King. aug 25-du
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-19
A Warm Welcome.

The Nashville Union has heard of tn,
proposition introduced into the Indiana Leg
islature, by one Brown, to hold Compro
misc Convention in Nashville in juno next
the Convention to be composed of dele
gates from each of the United States aud
each of tho Confederate States. The Union
hopes they will come, and says.
"We have several regiments Of loyal Eas,
Tennesseoans here just now that would be
glad to meet such an assembly, Jas would the
Union men Of Tennessee. These loya East
Tennessceans, who have been driven from
their homes, whose wives and children, left
behind have been insulted, their property
pillaged, their farms robbed, their homes
desolated, their friends sent off to Southern
prisons, where they now languish and die
fed upon rotten pork. Many Of their com
panions died while wandering through the
mountains going into Kentucky, many hung
upon railroad lines to be seen by passengers,
themselves prescribed and exied, never
again to see their mountain homes, save by
the success of the Federal arms, or some
such ignominious contrivances as this con,
vention could etfect-terms that no man
who had one particle of sell-respect could
accept. Rather than such terms, better fal
would be social and political hell Come
on, gentlemen; these men would be in good
mood to entertain you ut the capital Of the
State. Now, after long absence, they have
been enabled TO got thus near home. You
are fortunate in the selection Of Nashville
as a suitable place at which to hold this
convention.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-19
Great Shareholders Rebellion.
HOME PAPER.

10 kerpyou posted not OILY the oings Of your friends
who ave gone into tho tontc field. y aud are battling
for Constitutional i.ibery this Continent; but OF ali
thn aAairs which are taking place in midst. and
which nrr o living interest 10 every citizen OF the county
The fdliior OF THE CHRONICLE will keep our readers
informed ol the moving accidents by flood and field -
III the I'D Regiment which 2I0 citizens OF this
county, We have nso espondont with the 10th
Regiment, where this County has three Comp ancs
There Is scarcely niany the County but hus friends
relatives or hcqlaihances IN one OF these Regiments
II they wish TO get full rsrtcu OF their conduct IN
camp, On Tho march, and on the battlefield they should
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-19
PaIatable Worm Powders


fact the cheapest as well as tho best article of "A.
kind IN use, Any child will ea them, AZ IL made OF NJ,
gar We do not ask the people believe our m.r. as
seron us We are Of course Interested In making out
good story lor our 5puar Remedy-hut we only refer
them TO lilo published proof soae cer6caies which wv
give beowl, which tells plainly what our medicine Ia
The Powders, though mild aud safe IL their opern.
ion, IN children, are suro death to Worms Read The
iolowingi
BRipeEruRr, Ohio, October is 1851
This i 10 certify that nom knowledge OF the compo
siion OF Dr. fundaubergs Palnlabe Worm Pow,ie "a
aud OF their beng both safe and efficient remedy tst
the destruction OF Intestinal worms having regularly prs-
scrIbed them ior my patients most cheeriuy recon.
nend their 10 the public. ENRy CAPKiiARr
Surgeon ist Va. RegiintnL U. s. Cavalry
BaIpeEroar, Ohio, May ead, 1881.
This 10 to certify thai have used Fundenbergs Pal
asble Worm Powders in my family, and believe them
10 De The oes' IN use JouS LAisnI.xI.
Persons In need Of article Of this Kind will at ones
see tho Importance Of purchasing Of responsible Drug
Bisls and thus avoid the poisoning stud hawked around
ny irresponsible quacks, or their agents, who gnoe
an Of what they are selling Beware Of these, and lake
none bul'hs highly celebrated "pALArAsLE WoaN Pow
PRICE, ss CENTS PER BOX.
Prepared oalyby FuNDENBHRo AGO.
Where General Assortment Of Drugs. Points, Ola
&c, can always be had, Al prices whsh will concsrs
Ns'aop WIN any o'her mouse lyi6n
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-19

my Cavalry" said Bragg, in his late
dispatch 70 JEFF. Davis, ''are close upon Gen,
Ro:ecrans front. 81 held theJ Judge down."
said John Phoenix, ''by nserting my nose be-
fioeea his teeth, IL Nashville Union.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-19

AGRICULTURAL statistics for Ohio, show
that Lorain county makes more butter than
any other county In tho State, being the
last year, e45.4l6 pounds. Cuyahoga lead,
on potatoes, 1886, $40 bushels. oI .s.- .a ...
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-19

NICHOLAS LoNowoRrH, Of Cincinnati,
ID dead.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-19
F'undenberg's
Palatable Worm Powders

fJNilis GREAT REMEDY, which, aner unprecedented
4 success was year or two ago introduced in this
country by has been the nucleus around which mum
beress ppry limitations have formed aud from the rep
nlniion OF which they have, like parasites endeav voreh
TO draw ssenance, aud hnd sale. Hut The peoplu tt>
gin dnd thai these cheap and worthless compounds re-
quire something than nrofr ssions Of inilbihy 10
be worth their money, and that the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-02-19
The Oldest @a
INSURANCE COMPANY
IN THE UNION

FAD the following from the Insurance Msaisss ~
~ van street Review for Sept, 1850:
we print the hundredh semi annual ststsuept Il
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. The On RAsr-
fonD MS II is iamlisriy called, incorporated 10 Is
with perpetual charter 1t has done sessf, u
raj Fire Insurance business for half century Its useh
Is quoted higher than that of any American sony
Within the month il has sold S2l and this prss is sss-
ly offered without any sales OF any amount Its ssn
annual dividends have become tsn per cent. axsd ask~
For detailed statement OF the condition Of the above
company, see small cards anc circnlaps 81 \.
assurances may be effected with this old cad ssSsa.
tia company on very reasonable terms.
Dwellings insured for OF years at qsry low rates
i[JTFor policies apply to HENRY rOPPING, AsssA
at the Belmont Branch Bank Brdgepsrt the sssoua
door East Of the Court House, ST. Clsirsvile. m 49,
HENRY TOPPING, ArssA
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28

Neu 'naesrnpe @bcnncuten molten gci.
an: Spr G75, &i@monG, I'd. atrc,Tren.
%or 'ini en- aGatu lam rim b6tf mi6ti.
ger a!assiau por &idtn Mtfeou6 ;ur Qb9au,-
Iu"0 rir Mtlitarpfibtiatrit ucn Yricnen BE-.
tr'd M, tie ais 6reimjaj1r en- ,iabr oericnt
mo nadber ibr; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ais Nibt.
buraer bcraneacnpmmcr battcn. Der gntlte,p
i""trts. raF rteieIten Slm i~c,ntren Cianls Y,r,
pfIttrt i,j.n.
= XIV @ommitte, tri mrIttr 6 aaeu inter-
Ycn f'r @rNpef Mlri9aa Noijri ecniseir,en
e quor astan&il aema6t :ptrrea f5nnen. 66lt
ta3l'tb ibre S'eunden un u ilsr Wfitta,S in
Der Office res niAS- 9niptctors in rcr Glfy 0au.
User aIio nr6 yen Dem irpt 10 tb,"ren 9taR nm.
ter %9itiscn Ytrl&lu6 9tr 9reeuh Mlaflaaa pn.
Itsri bat. Y'rlaumf Mot, itiu G~isentpumtr,dt
81 tearinren.
Gsi @eieAenbot Der am pe, ocuosn,n 0i,,,
tag f"tticttapsnen Sprltunno ,rs 2urner Q,,b.
SAFER Sbeattrs blt'cn mir iuale,d pasWsrour.
gen. re Seiitunatn ptt erR Yor ntnilen SHrhtu
Aesrnneeten Smrmer'@siangpcrunS n, tcpuu
Nfrn, Fer inter Ger Seitnns pss burners 8eQem
rfbt br0ee 5prti6ritte 9rmactt bat.
N}it5Itccr re5 6jeianap,rcjut @irainia
mahtn mir aHi Nie am nabfsr MOntaa Raitin.
Oencf General &rriammluns animerfiam.
perry 0ioles, eju in, @mcral.YcRcmt
teIds8iti9t'r GIcrt, Dem ooo 0cfnen per icae,
nannten toeten Sririe avsrtraut mar, murr,
O'eler 2a3t ani iriitcr Scat ertapvf, ais er ,ne,
500 NoifH' se nam rem btrsttS Scrrd8tiaen
!" Srlrt'n eina'ibir6rn ols 9odp6gtl unter pi,
'n0srcn Sririe ~binasIe5t @at.s, IN jeine saib,
aattr m0ntern ~laien.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28

ni6E mei6. rntstanete Gumu, on alien @licperu
3%itternN.
3u weibt nlir np6 INNER nihts, perifbte tte
@uuline sifrta. Somm = lido tp.rre Deinem
8sbdbtnie IN 6Glfs tcmmtn. Du wirf &c
wifeu. i'd sete Dir msin 8Ort, Du m;rt Is
mifen! Il
Dit cici,n 9Gprten padtc NoS @stt Gmha
bel ZEN 6noren. widtlte bitir nm ibre 6one uup
500 9nrma ,nr Gree. Gmma rief Ih aus snsrA
9q&ite pertbeioi9cnp, I'm 6atfe. Gid wiucenp
nur trimuneuo unter bcn %siierncn 6lncrn ibrer
y ouline, psrIissrn fe abr tolp i6re l6mahsn
&rait' - fc ltce attcmlce raa 6aupt nieper.
iiuttn.
Nlelcr WcneGt mar eS, "a @~tlpjnc, wcl6c
Won 9Rmo pcr Oeren 8criSua mob atIbisp neb.
men mrute, Gle Gnmeienbe,t itusr tciNen Mdu.
ner bel ibrtr Rutter tcnusenS. I'D IN Der I'm.
sludIihen binaufbeaGb. Gae g8sib in Der
Meinunl. Rap 2bomns %tTinatls, ljee son @mmo
ab nno GHncte. Gtmrnc t6rte eas @smjmmer
uno inr5te in rie Stute. Qas s9eib fubr uudb
tauf lie los, uuo Nlwjne. NIT acnautr Wptb lib
Won ihr lrsrinsenc. fiirSte, nm 6uIfe rufene,
btnurtcr,
Nls Sineti unp State biuouftameu, Iaa Gnt
ma tluieno unp beinnunssIrs an, @cpeu =
uno lore &ineer ibiicitu ned immer ionft in
tister 6rtsniihteit uuc IdheIucm Augeli6ts.
t5ortftsunS fcIst)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28
JMoblltr 0fddfts- ialmauatb
Gin nmitre Qeirr

81 GrmdnJrlun1 ocn 8eih1fisau,rijcu. sic
itbt nt@t III erwa'tcn finn. tsakTbftogr mir.
cine oprt mebrcrc Spilten unlerrs 9Iottes ~
cjncm
VI eSitrr fbGfts>RaIcnpc
III oermturen, i'll reldtn mir Gle NcyciTtu urie.
Ter %grehttrn Wbumncuttn. olpbat;tiib 0trronet.
um Cen ritttiulcrleu }rev pen 500 prr
.7>tctteliltr aufnctmeu, nit Rem %tiiprrcbcn.
etelrltsn aud 9Irit'eitiG i'm ,gtrhmrurtr Nn-
'e'Grr" a~ufiunc5 nfu. Nibt.A bonucntsn rtrrer
MIR ood Nuparltr trrchuen. 6itrnul NcIetti.
tcnr' polItu lib rssbalt ~Qeiiutaf IN zen SIC
e1ttsur {. vi. merrer.
8drtirr, NHam Njppltr. NcYal Street. rem
3ttNtcr AcNtuiter.
. II d. uno 5@rtitmoicrialeu NlprIuna uac
0rufevei. 2. y G'6RtI IL. Gc., DlupBin
Sir. imifttn Ncpa! unr 42ltrr
City 0~ptel. Gene 5al,ou amo ?crair1
Nou,c, oon Gbar GeSln;r. Siccal Str.
NtItuiibtr ttm NGl,it.
Gsnt,brr N.it. ct. y. 8auYs6rtrr
D'tct Nr. 80 Taupb'ufrrtt. ciue Stifae
tnb. ittr 8ot's NIuif Stosr.
bfrnrQtibt Surrmrcrte. r,rutt5nN>r
II, {. ~. Hrui1 Nab. 24 Scuib NeYal,ir.
" Ii uro MISUNDERSTANDING Sol.
%tcd, SO. % D0npbu Ctr.
Netauroti0n. 2fesHpy uno Salero:lt,
Nc. l41 DaupAtn ctr.
pclcrst Naarru, Il~nf =. i'm GSro.
ftn. q. IL. y. Dirca. II 5rutu . a~teril.
: uHtt6tStr II Nn'itIt o.rjert1t Son
s. Srcfrjd. 5tcHt ST. nAbr &reac. ?lnf.
trGlc rru nn|stncmmen in tr yrysr,.
ticu 3. NJ.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28

Opic 9set TN gIpreen our& eir uebubanp,
ndbme eee poricrAs!res Iansiom ater f&er in
Die 5Dbs unO mar noh BEN testeu gerittcn be.
rsitc nuf l62 srfieasn.
Nah einem Stri6t err 9tew sort Simes
baben ScIedten psS in 5ctt @trnrre uup I'm.
a'9snp latiOnirten 93ncn Stem yoyt Neaimsnts
Ntar s.waltionl 81 lttbIrn uuo an Sectilicni
Hen tnhrrbalS unIrsr 2tnie III pertaufcn a,mmEt.
Don. 81. 8be,t. Gin bsrpcyrassupsr Sir
ger Snp'Sa %roiirns, III pr,IeBts yDp6s in Spo,.
tanstuis arRcrbeu.
SaFt. Bm. 0le9lair ppn Ter s. @. Nlpu
ltorb am 16!en =. MtS. in SoYluncb, ga.
Stab teM Cincinnati enquire, riro rer
n16lc n0rpIi6t GOnsre6 pprautihu,b aus %
Demrtratsn rnp 81 Abclturnjteu tef,bsn.
Intern 25ltsn .. wiro pGu 8idsburo &c.
rtbtet, hap rts 8. 9. 5tcaaters queen ci tie
@ef" Gem Neu gantcss fur,ii6 0baeuomments
SooD nno ,8ett" ertn &hmpi mil Gem ellen.
.teltIaScnen &dnpncubpot .,9nrtauula" BAIT. II
nno bic WnnnittGft pr0 lien CUR lletcraabs
;pan9en. D0s 8cot ieItit, ntl&es uulcre Dat.
ter. zen paiiirt bdttt, wurne teosuttno teltao,ct
uno ldnt, pcb bOft man CO miecrr tetsn M
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tGnnen.
dc lei Scrt 9tcyol perlamarlfs 9 nice.
flute tslett aus 123 5abricuqcn. uuttr reren
li6 Srsi 6rtaotttn uuo smau;is Ranuuentortt
t%etncen, Hic Etrisen 6abr,cuqc iiup msdttns
&ranNpprti6iTc. Tic 3abl rsr amf risien puugt
SuIammen9 3c9entn 3ruppcn mig 10000 be-
tre9cm.
SIR %ocpn, @a.. crf6rts am ycrtsstcu
6r'ttng Nio gen siu srcbre 6cuer tte t6lfte
zines an NaIiut mn Seceurirret licacncsn
Sqaarcs. Stde3ehn mtrlHpruc : lssce fameu
IN oen 0lammtn am.
9n q. 2puiS it rjt @cicbmG6jattit rrr
e'necln'itEu GmGuejratiuuS-Yc ljtjt pcu 9ucae
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@rune e~'rieIbsm itins 6rcibcii scamp ud,lc, er.
bistt ritirItc curb rtn NuSiprub ptsi,s 3lb.
tiers, obaEett %rerieltc rem Staais9tireen ,mta,
e%enlauit.
Der n5rrIihe @eneral 9ioiercrans Bat
cine Nhcttni5cn' &riaarc crri6..t,, in tie ane
pi'itniatn SiF;jert nun Gplpatru cinaertib.
merren, bic patt ;br ttaencS Gsrituten III Sc.
fa"Nrnlhoft Ncratbsu uno "dueaemtbieit wcrp,n
~ 80 ""'3''V HuUS pttCfn Gle
Yfit0ltsoer U'fler Gri3aec rpibtdoptIirte Pa4t.
n'uyen traacn.
Nat a6rriitca Serithm Ipltn Otrfbie.
trnen ganfes-Sltatmmtcrn ictt feStn N}ena. n
Tore Eobnu"a 'OereutbdItsn tdten. pas uitt
%tHta sur auSemetnen lin,u rt,ren6eit Ger Grup.
pcn %tsjirlst.
Die altt Serriu. Stontcn MlriEe ttltlno
Gus 40 8aSrfu9tn init I05 270 lpnntuseOalt
UNI 1888 SauOueu Gle i,s,sc caseacn btllebt
'ne'ut'p' rrr in SNn tesrif}ntn aus 427 iabr,
'euaen nit 3iO.036 GOnutnseaalt UNI 32GS
&a"o"fn. Dle3abl Ter stiensei,aIas,ncG Sca,F,
betra8t 81.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28
11nuOfhou.

Die Wintcrmprate iirO %ooriibrr, uue nod,
thinner p'tsn Die grcearti9en GrctgmfGs, ccu cs.
nfn ith biz JanteeS 10 Ytel oetlprahcu, nuf fh
rartet !n6Cn, bonn mir ~9lautcn tauu, cof nc
BET 6rceeridftltr9 uub Miur{re,etcrc' {fattae.
funecnen Sblahteu uno oerrn 9~tslultats I'M
ydntee pro9rnmn Zee Wintsr 6clr,u3ce Yoroe
merit maren. Gte 3oblrcidtn &aupncnbpur pes
0stnres botten mdbrenO otr pcrsaugentu Mc
nate l'Itit auf tIcinrren 6Iuicn cas- bcte Syahr.
walltr aetnnecn; ltatt cefen 3pacu riejelbcu ater
por, Gem Sctipirle itrtr srrben 2nupnr nrcn m
Ipl8cn nno nid>ts cper pob nWr uerbdltulGmdfiu
ltbr ment9 ,l tbun.
6oit lheint ee. ais Vi mir tenn i'm SIprbeu
ii@ leet entwidrInren pcIitiihcu GjGbrunyepru.
ceB ptele unttatigte III poutcu baben. Dte 6iib.
rer rer reputlitlniIAen Nartei battu nGmlib
etnSeleben, RAP tire 6erribaft talp ,u Gnte
9e6i. o0B lie Die NtteG,ln Mat pGbremp rer
.Dduer c~trisibrn untcrorif,n tGunsn, rag ibre
uno Bic &al&en ibrer 6rtuurc purtt rititn Jtrtca
9enn9lom o~n9sfult fur, nm rap ie p~enfsltsn
lreit ljeher Fstnbet uup rtn Suren anertount
itbsn, ais rieirn tetten &rica ptn CUR Serrlhoit
9rlIn0enr,n Gtmutrateu, ibrtn peroaGten @ta.
nsrn, in Ole 3Gnor gu ipislen, homit piele mie
le l'tblt unter ecm G:dmantel Ose Wltriptis us
pae orme ScIt rnpien uro lbeereu f6nuten.
Wic onHer5 iieBen iib font he iclaeuptu i'm
ganter:Gcn9rrB yen eiiem 6ru. GUumas ae
~ltclten Nntrdac ~ertilrtu, Die BON ptn bcrYorras
asHltrn Nepubittancrn lutatbeibcn purccm, uuo
rte Nabin sfbrn: Gie ae8jerung m6se auf
0runo Der nahiptgcuoun Wunfte ttn cine Sin.
ttaunA Ter 6einplsti9fttsn berbeiiufabreu III.
hCn. rGmlih
y 2"ert'nnnn9 scr unatbdu9i8ttit Ter Con.
f6rerjrteu Staatcn.
y Gin 8emeinitaitI6tr 3On aui tmportirtc
Naare.
81 6reier 6anret smilbeu Noro nno 5ap.
A 6rei S&ifHbrt AMI rim M;tfppi.
o lfberernitlmmtnOc Nueltuug,.cer MOnrce
Dpcrtm.
! So germ mir audi ben {risptn berbeiacfibrt
iebsn mptten, 9~iau6en Dir oub uidt, oal mir
ibn pielsr clique ienal0 ,u rauf,l 6aben wer.
Den. Die 0't Gem 9ertna(tcn GriOlge ibrer Waftn
Iiber pieOrr 8nnS onNcrs pfeiftm.
Ginr rurh ieine 5ot9en iur uns mi,tliosre
Nahri&t lit mcbI Die. ZAP i'm Streiu. 5taaten
Senat r00 neue @EnItriptiUn5, unS @urrsuep.
@eifs palirt 1T uno mcbI aub Ole 8sltdtieuna
oFS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ftuOtn mirp. Natb
%erlte'sm 1T Gin Seeer pam l8ten bis gum 45ittn
Seten7 abe miIitdrpfihig, uno ,mat. nit az
rtn9ersn NIeriFtatiUnen, ais mir lie bier i'm
SuHeu 9Cnlrbrn. 9cetCrre wirIt rae Ieitberiop
9apIer9sie Ter e~ln,rlnen Staatcn liver rem 1ou
ZEN unp miro Die niht mc5r einlIsboreu I,,e.
%nannten ,@'rsenFHdo" 10 sab reid unO msrtbIps
ME tde ENub auf rem 8Gumcn MAIDEN. Scr
repnelitantihF GcnareB lcbt nGmljh pit,er 3aos
aneeiRaafer, unp 0d mil man 6 nccln AMOR
init elmer rict1tpriibcn MabtYcQtpmmenbcit
%tef!ciIen, Die tanm in 9tw6IanD iDres @le,htn
lubt. Dmr6 piciss meme GOricrtptionsaeiss
psntt man prei u lipmen ScIratem ami ole 8cise
gu %tsin8ep, Die csm rebtliibm Siosu nit 6out
nn0 1aar UfriAIin5en iOuen. Na, tanae ma.
DEN gilt nib!
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t'ne tit'nF Famiiie Don ,nfi g., irnrn. Wur itbr
aut' Y}aF6tn trautrn iih 't mc!oea. unb Gin
'oihrS tam einfn NuSaei,idintt aut;n Qu9u
peroicncu.
3u Tia5rsn Wrrains son % l1br uno
" d mittaa7 nrm = > ll5r i'm GtNrt rr5 6rn.
.. Melting, nn Gary S;rrct. Dem GrIMmttau
9rtrl He1eniter. s. ga Is.
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