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GoopIy9's GUN. IT,. Sent 81. i5G3.

Goooya's GUS, ILL.,, Sept 81, 1865.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Isec from your Issue Of to-oy you want Informs
ton In regard to the frost tho morning Of the 3ath
would say that through this vtcn:y hont one half
the corn crop il killed potatoes and vines badly ii.
jured. Truly yours, j, G, JACKSON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06
p r Q s p f @ 4 U s.
OF qHE
DAYTON EMPIRE.


E,ionls of constil,,ttoral t.ihavtv tba n,vr,s
E,,p,py on6e mars orosts Won. snd tsses nlaoe
i,l tla o,ha, r,sr,o,,.,;c ,sners of tha stata
a, an advosate Of vour prnciples and defender of
vonr ryhts n ordanuv ornacts at vour napds a
warm and friendly recention
imnbrtabt anna %, il t,s ore ma. fraueht with
mare of soo or es than any winch lt.4 ever preeed
edit. The Life Of the Nation and the Liberties of the
people are at stake. The coming months are pree.
mani win mighiy avants. and every man should be
h,llv ,,,oted,, on b as IN be able
10 nerform hls dny aa becones freeman. The great
battle between Centralized Power and Individual Lib
erty--pe,nocraey and Despotism--is now being
fopuht If our peoole are true to themselves, the
Constitution and the sublime teachings Of our patriot
toreathors. the contest cannot be doubtful. The
reat mission Of the Democratic party, which has ever
stood as the bulwatk Of the Union and the cham
Of the Constellation renders its entire unity and bold
attitude. in this bour OF national peril, matter OF
vital concern The pending issue is not less for the
maintenance of united country than for the perpeu-
alton o ofDemocratic principles as exbouuded by JEFF.
rerson and Jackson. The most momontous results
hang upon thofssue. The past is doad, save in its
essons of fexperenoe The Constitution, il preserved,
the beacon II ght that Will guide us to point
safety rom the present stt r and conflict II tram
pled under foot and destroyed We are forever lost
in darl,uesA gloom anarchy 1t IL the mission or the
nemocrat,e marty To preaerve intact that Constitution
..Sta,, It,o M b,one MAJ, con.
'.n,,iso o,l,ars iool, cor raor ord h.nnv ret,yn
SCI e'''"s ~, ~ =, " 0,,. rf' -, :,
10 me Proua usys o' 'e Nlien peace
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06
WynkOOp'S Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases OF the throat, ohestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent iusdions and dangerous The
properties Of medicine 70 alleviate, cure and uproot
these COMPLAINTS, must be eNpectornt hn0dYno and
lnvigomiing. oosening the mucus of the throat and
ilnpaIing tone TO the entire system No discovery m
medical science ever siarcd flaB class OF tsease
like Dr. Wynkoop's Iceland Pectolal. II s used with
the most astonishing results IN all cases Of hronch H.
lnilnenza, whooping cough, dpthera or putrid sore
9roal, asthnh Group coughs, colds, nervous irritA-
bility, &c.
The Rev j. J. Potter certifes that ~ have used Dr
WynkOops Peetorl for several years, myself an Ia
my family iOr severe pulmonary complaints, and
nave recommended Il 20 many others and have never
seen its equal" Rev. 3. J. Potter, BrooklynN "
HundIsds snl thousands OF important telumuni-
OILS could be Produced showing its remarkable cures
Hnd that IL never hils.
IL IL composed OF pure Iceland Moss, Balm OF Oil
ad, Peruvian BalsaIn, Eecsnpane, omifey, Bur
dock, ana other invaluable expecterani and tome in.
gradients. II Is harmless, prompt and lasting. In
sads and sufferers cannot Afford 10 neglect a trial
Every hnily should have 1t. It IL Tenarkabls ior
Group. fuli descriptions, Recommendations and di
rectons accompany each bottle
sold In Dayton b W. W Stewart aud all PRINCIPAL
dTDggists,
Prepared by pr n D wynkoop and sold BY D. 3.
harheH 20 New YORK. se2sdly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06
HEIMSpRERT"S
lnimitable Hair Restorative.

iT Is NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair 10 ts original color hy supply
ng the apiliary tubes with natural sustenanee IN.
paired by age or disease. All Instantaneous dives are
composed pf lunar caustiq, destroying tbs vitality and
auty Of the ar asd niiord Of hems-lve no dress
ing heimstFeets luimimho Coloring not only re-
stores hair 70 iis natar color by easy process, but
gives the hairH
LUXURIANr BEAUTY,
Promotes ts groi, th, prevents it= falling of er1tl.
cafes dandruh, and imparts health and pessantness
10 the head, II rs stood the test Of time being the
Original HAIR COlorug andls constantly Increasing IA
nYoT, Used BY 10th gentlemen ami ladies itis sold
BY all respeclaoe dealers or can he procured bv them
Cd the commercial agents, b. \, Barnes a Co ad2
broadway, New ioFk. Two sizes, fly ces Is and one
dohAf Ae2Ldlg
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

Bonnets The present style of bonnets
worn by the ladies is the elimination Of mil.
linery taste. 1t was glorious thought of
the artistic who first bent down so as to nearly
touch the wearer's head the front top OF the
boenet, and conceived that most graceful and
zaiet sddendum, the bit of gossamer lace 1--WE
believe that is the proper designation) which
is thrown back from the front rim of the bon
net. The bonnetsof the season when properly
trimmed, are most powerful auxli iaries to fe-
male attraction, and many lord who becomes
a husband, will never know by how much wo-
man and how much bonnet he was captiyaied,
or exactly proportion OF womanlor bon
net he married--swore to love, honor and
cherish.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

'rhe Harvest Moon. This is the sea-
son of the Harvest Moon, aud for the next
two weeks, if the weather is fine, the early
part Of the night will be radiant with moon
shine. This phenomenon is simply the APP
pearance Of the moon in The East in the ov.
ening, about tho time of its full, for many
days together, at sunset, which has the effect
Of making it appear that the moon hngers
much longer in the sky during this full than
at any other period Of the year The regular
occurrence Of this phenomenon at this time
in the year has been so favorable TO the Eng.
lish husbandman, in enabling him to extend
the labors Of gathering the late crops in the
evening hours, that the moon has been styled
the Harvest Moon" 1t is defined BY as
tronomers to be that full moon which bap-
pens nearest to the time Of the Autumnal
equinox, and consequently it may vary as
much as two weeks either side Of the day Of
the equinox.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06
-DaIIanOipbam's RerOro.
VALLANDIGHAM,S RECORD.

INHh Nork enliiled .'fhE RECORD OF HON a.
j. 4; NAlLANDlGHAM ON ABOLITION THE
yhlphl AAp The CIVIL WAR" IL now ready tsr
denNery. IL contains complete and acctrate c6nl,-
OF Mr. seliandig h.n pflncipa speeches on the th
lec.s above named. Also, parts u other epeeches
with letfeTs, incidents. votes etc The ,ori Sas 49,,
ea,eiuy edited and presents eirly and corrscil, th
PolneA record and position Of man hose views hi
.sispn 70 w causes 81 our naiional troubies And
ne right niuedits Tor them aitrictnE al esirs
Ordinary amount of public attention. ''-'sIs
large syO f@f' - F-be'f
pHce-fapsr cover, eOcenls; cloth N. Wholesal,
-fePerc cover, - per dczeni CLOTH Ss DeiivereS ~
NAL of express, prepaid, on receipt of price -
Iuo ishea py ). MALTkR a 90.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06
NEWS OF TlSE DAY.

estimated at 1000, with four pieces Of ar
tillery, appeared this morning in front of
Murfreesboro, but did not attack. BY the
accounts they were still in the vicinity.
Our cavalry had several skirmishes and
secured a number of prisoners. A party
Of rebel cavalry also opened FIRE on the
stockade at Stone River Bridge.
After burning the bridge they retired.
Two small bridges are reported destroyed
onthe Chattanooga Road. The rebel for
ces are reported hotly pursued BY, our cav
airy, and rapidly retreating. eal 80
A Washington letter to the Philadel-
phia Ledger gives the following in(orma-
ton from Charleston A French naval
officer, recently from Charleston, informed
me that the rebels are very busy strength
ening their position at Sumter, and that
they are confident that they can hold it as
long rs our own forces see fit to attack it.,
Tnis officer adds, that in passing the fort
the only serious damage that appears is
on the southeast face, and the wall direct
ly opposite, which was struck and destroy
ed by our she'll passing clear through from
the front to the rear. l learn further from
this officer that the citizens who have left
Charleston since the fire upon that city is
comparatively light, and confined manly
to the women and children, though it is
remarked that even many of these yet re-
main.
The telegraph this evening reports Gold
in New York at At. This is quite sig
nificant at present. NO
Hon. Erastus CORNING of New York
has rendered his resignation as Member
Of Congress,
The Richmond Dispatch of Friday,
October ID, treating upon affairs in East
Tennessee, cancludes as follows: Upon
the whole, as far as we can judge relative
to the situation of the two armies from the
meager information afforded by the tee-
graph, that of Bragg seems to be encoura-
gimp that of Roseerans gravely critical.
The Yankees, however, are making pro-
digious efforts to Ie-eniorce the latter, hav-
ing already dispatched two corps from
Meade's army, and large number of troops
from Vicksburg and other Southern points.
The report that Knoxville had been taken
by General Sam. Jones and that Burnside
had retreated toward Cumberlan Gap
seems generally credited.
The Richmond Examiner of the 29lh
ult., says ga report which was said to
have been communicated to the War De-
partment officially by General Lee, was
current last evening, to the effect that the
Army Of the Potomac was reinforcing
Roseerans tothe extent of part or the whole
Of two corps-Howard's and Slocum 3.
:" aNe " 'V'p n''"'oe rom
'wei'e 10 li''een Thousand eacn' IL was
alSo said hoSeerans had been reinforced by
uran' 10 'ne extent oi ten thousand men,
we know not what amount oil truth
there is in the report so far as it relates to
conoral Too l. ods;soa or !, ona lin -,
-1SS 20 "0 '''0'' " ~ "n" "'i a0'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

Watch Him --Wm. Blackburn, known
as the Jay county burglar, was convicted at
the Jay Circuit Court Of that crime, and was
sentenced to pay fne of 81 900, serve sew.
en- years in the penitentiary, and disfranchis-
ed for fifteen years, Blackburn has broken
Jail frequently -Four times he escaped from
the Randolph county Jail, regarded as one of
thd best and most secure in the State, and
twice from the Jay county. The Warden of
the penitentiary will have to keep a sharp
lookout for him
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

The Ball Tomorrow Night We have
already announced the Ball which will come
of tomorrow evening at Beckers Hall. Let
it be. remembered that persons desiring to
attend must purchase their tickets of the
Floor Managers No tickets will be sold at
the door .#ea
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

Dangerous-It is said to be dangerous
TO be working with a sewing machine, near
window, during thunder storm Exchange
1t has been found rather dangerous to sit
near some sewing machines when there is no
thunder storm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

Situation of Chattanooga. - Chatta-
nooga is l5l miles from Nashville, 432 from
Savannah, All from Charleston and 6lO
from Washington, 1t is situated on the left
bank of the Tennessee river, at the north
terminus Of the Western and Atlantic rail
road, at the eastern termination of the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad, and on
the Memphis and Charleston railroad.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06
BARBARA WILES ESrATE-

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the undersigned has
IN Teen duly appontei Executor of the last will
aud testament OF Barbara Wiles, deceased, late OF
county, Ohio.
ociJw3 JACOB wILEs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

The English Crops Mr.. james Sander
SON who during the past month has Travelled
through nearly every county in England, and
all the Southern Scottish counties, to inspect
the crops, has sent to the London Times au
analysis Of his observations He says
"On the whole, comparing the yield and
quality OF the present crops and the crops of
recent years, and assuming that the prices
are the same, the value Of This year crop is
at least 40 per cent above that Of last year,
30 per cent. above those of 1860 and 1861,
and it may safely be affirmed that the amount
of food-produce of Great Britain in 1863 has
never in any bygone year been equaled +" ...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06
Strapeo.

STRAfED--From the subscriber on Saturday, Sep
- tember 90 dark brown horse, fifteen and half
hands high, white right hind foot, bDd the right
eye literal reward will be paid II ieit at Sam Wd's
livery stable, Dayton, OHIO, or at my farm near Cen
teryille. oc3dlaW3 SAMUEL SMITH,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

Number of Youth in Dayton-we are
indebted toAnthony Stephens, Esq, for the
following enumeration of youth in the city Of
Dayton between the ages of five and twenty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06
Aegal
NOTICE.

MARY TAUL hled her petition in tie Court Of
M Comm n Pleas IN and for the county of Mont.
gomery IN the state Of ohio, the 9th day Of Octo-
Der, 1868, against Louis rRul, praying for yorce at
the ensuing Term Causes-Wilul absence and gross
neg ect OF duty MARY TAUL.
JOSIAH LOWELL, Attorney. ocGdtVnVG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

Morris Minstrels.- night, Huston
Hall was crowded with ladies and gentlemen
to hear the Ethiopian Concert of Morris
Minsrels The performance was excellent,
giving, we believe, universal satisfaction.
We have seldom enjoyed ourselves more
hugely. We presume that the Hall will be
crowded again tonight. An entirely new
programme will be presented Go and see
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06
MARRIED.

WELDY-LuDL0w-ln Dayton, on the ith instant,
by Rev. ID. f. Carnahan, Henry c. Wedy, of Uincin.
nati, TO Miss Mary J. Ludlow, Of this city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06
Groceries.

NEW GROCERY
AND
PR Owl TO ~ ST O r. II
NO. I07 FIFTH STREET, DIoKEYs BLOCK.
STOCK NEW AND FRESH
OoUNTgY produce taken in exchange for Groceries
" or CASH.
ocsdimaw6m" JOHN BIRKEL, Agent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

Grand Ball Don't forget the grand ball
to be given by the Regmenta Band, at Beck
ell Hall, next Thursday evening. 1t will be
the grandest entertainment of the season.
The "RegimentalsP will spare no pains to
make the evening pleasant one TO all who
may attend. The proceeds are to be expend-
ed in purchasing uniform for the members
of the Band. Give the boys bumper"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06
ApvEnTIsINa RATEs.

IN WEEKLY.
One square, eighty wofds, week, .....S
Per aquare, each week ia addition, ,..-.........-...
fef square one wear ....-....... Il
E0-Ierms tor Advertisements occupying a Rreato
sIace orfor longer period than above apeched mra
known at the Counting Room. Hs-A All aoveftise5nat
charged ut the above rates unless aWtten agree
ment ~ made previous to Insertion. ar All casual "a
yettisements muslin Ped fof 10 advance.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

"a Bound 0ver.-Jacob Hendrickson was
yesterday examined on the charge of assault
ing George Lehman with intent to kill, and
held to answer in the sum of $1,000, In
default Of bail he was sent TO prison. 3D..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06
Aoticcs.
NOTICE.

Joshua NORMAN has purchased the entire in
y terest and establishment Of H. X. Potter aud will
hereafter, nj the old stand Of Potter conduct gene
raj iruit oyster and news depot.
Dayton, October 3, 1868.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06
9allg Gmpirt.
City and Other Matters.

eg-rraius arriyeand departrrom the Un,on Depoi
~ follows. f4..ir moi. Il'
otNctsSAri, HAmLroN Asp DAYruS.
aa Depart. ArTiUs.
Louisville and Stf Louis Mai@. $3.50 a IN ~ h sDa m
Cincinnati Acoofnpodat on,.....7:S5 a m 5Uip m
Cinulnnal MAJ. ..... ......a...4OO M sos m
Cincinnati Accommodation. 7:26 iil LOO n m
SStops at Mddletown and Hamilton only.
DArroS xsSn ASb CoLuMBus. .,.
NaAterl SKI feSe.. ..........ll:4U q m 31b q m
Columbus Aee Accommodation. $500 y IN ss2 M
kenlo Accommodation. sic p m
fn-tefn FNpfeaa 800 956 M
@The Ob uistfsNn leaves daily except Sundays,
Passengers "a this trRn must purchase Their tickets
before $3.50 D N. vi
stapusEY, DASroS AND ClsotNsArI.
5tinudsKy MAI ...,,............b .bA1 a N 7..0 a m
Huntsville Accommodation. ..s;l0 p IN $40 pm
DAYTon AND MIonIaGN.
Chicago hailss...,..., .,.......,. S30la 7.2O m
Chicago and Detroit kxpfesas..siO5 pm 7.29 m
iSPrAFA oNsfnAL AND DAYTON wRsrERs.
81. Leuis and Chicago Msil.v.ss5a IN 1885 N
Indianapolis Aceommodaton..3O p IN 500 D m
DAYTON 4 UEIoN
Aeoommoa@loh h'.'''.'''.'''''''..rs;45 m 1910 IN
Express.,' pm 6l5 u m
a l,, SAMUEL w. KING, Agent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

Oregon Club, Attention! There will be
a meeting of the Oregon Democratic Club
in Dickey's Hall, Oregon, tomorrow evening,
October Z, John Mcmahon and John T.
Dietz, Esqrs., will address the meeting.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-06

First of the Season.--Anderson next
door to the Empire Office, has just received
a fnelot OF fresh Lake fish. They are nice
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8ia is btsrberaetOmnlen unterbsad

9in ids bterber9etpmmen? unterbfad
ibn 9Enbreu. Mein a8eptB ni&t, unb Der
Bring bat uur4 uteiae Reile benust, UNI Sud-
bieies @Gfeiben 5u ienceusr SD faste Sud
l8Cn, lteber OBstm, i'd babe 9annCUer Src@
BentbeilS guretpeSea o~erIaIen, unb bann
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Di9en Nusflug au madden. SIR miBt Sud-
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laBt. Der ablOBe @epGnfe, mid IN etne
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Stalten, BON benen i9 ieoen @intel tenne,
paGte i'd mir, oaE e8 prieineler liuo unters
baltenper mare, mad l1nsarn gu tcnlnlen,
uul bier Der aGntptfelung beS pOliti&en
Dramas bet3uppbnen, helfe8 gang Oeutlh'
LAMB sbeid6ftigt. Bon gtappel gu @tappe
Dem 6eere be8 6er3C9s ron &rtbrtnSen fol'
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bel bteIen Wibfeli9teiten unp @efdbren fur
mid unbefannte Treupen uno neue Ger
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prd, mein liebe8 &tnb. r. as s3 ia s
l8UrtksunS fulst.l
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Na6 WOr6en nit Der WOrtBern @ems
H'4i trail 8abn. n 8 ..t4 Y
Dte sage mtt'bitfet 8aBua 8 e..
Sen e0m Sal0ertfr. Oeppt at,t
'9 wte fOtgt: 'aa
Nd4 0arrtsburG Nttts bmt0
&c. um $50 WOrsen8 unb 9 t1br Nbinps.
Na& harrisburg nur TIM $50 NaAntite
tags.
Gin GUnnto8en sebt blOb Der 9 ltbr Atenp,,
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NuBsr btelen Granddaughter. gsbt teben
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treRl. ufer 8eleeenen Wldben.
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@t6tta fur Metfenbe.
@bsanseber berf&te6emen Gt@I
$50. be enb1knAnde. 8

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Bugs le9sn nit ben mad Netps Dctt 9etenben
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-05-27
WbeeIing aub Columbus.

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Dte @ntfernuns bon Baltimore mad allen GbeiIeH bes gEs.
items bet Der. Stnaten 1T arf ttefrr 8abn tlraer, oIS Ibsf
philadelphia, NeU.Dott ober auf hgenb elmer enSeten NOuts
@rnteranten, rel1e f& BET Baltimore Hn6 S6iD-@il,a.
babr@ bebtenen, werben NIT ~benfelben 3uetn unb GDdaen Sc
LSrbert. Wts bt Rdlia9iere srfer Raff, Gsl6e niegr aIS bSa
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Se DG9en bteier 8abu Baben ~sspCIftette @ies, tptrhen Ant
RaGt1et erleu6tei, I'm gDtrter eebest, Inb es pirb ben paBa.
9terem &%rintraiier Derabrst@t, tarSam 20 1T fAr Ste sequtnI-
(&tstt unb St@erbett eer 9a1asterf tn allen Gtldfn aefprgt
4uf cbt9er Bahn tlbren Die &uStDanberfto uI ba8 S1neune
uuo Btatgfte. II c 1T BITE ethtiGe 8abR In ban
y Ell. StGGten, BelGe An panbtre nit ben
9 On eIIgIsen bef5rbert. Ale aaterer Uabnen be-
tOroerl no1 tnuner Detent9eHi pethe In bic @ereiaigtcE
Stadtct etnpanbern, NIT ben l~an9iantea @msgranten. 3iaei.
MuStCdnberfr iDeditIn auf btsfer 8att bte gDaaert wabtent
Der ganaen Nete bon Baltimore rad Cincinnati nar ape
DlaI af otr 9arteu StreGe, jptN9en Baltimore ub St
eGuts, iOpte 3tuilhen Baltimore rt6 Gtieagp nur bret YsaI.
Slad Cincinnati eeIargt man auf beler 0abn IN 80 Stunbrn
na@ 81. Bouts rtb Chicago IN 2 Gagen. "#'
Seber Pafagter bat 100 Ptunb @epdd fret. Rilber bowl
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III glei6er Set an benz BettntGlngsOrts OH; en Seber al.
bait cine DeltsintSnne aber ietn eepdd bts at BIN Ort tr
BeRtnamMt9.
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atn ber BGbn nueefeHt ni @tnUanberer 5u empfdTlen unt
nit ikrem @epIfe peter 5H ~bet6rbern, Otdes ~ 0nD civ
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