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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
A sorro,yrul Bridal.

AT the battle of fredericksburg, in which
so many gallant heroes fell, Capt. Jones
Wallace, of one of the Ohio regiments,
was mortally wounded, Intelligence that
he was wounded reaching his homo, Miss
Henrietta Schneider, of Canton, Ohio, being
affiauced to the gallant soldier, started i'm
mediately to Washington, in company " ith
a friend, to look after him, arriving on the
morning that his limb was ampututed.-
After he was safely through with the pain
full operation, as was supposed, at her own
request, the brave-hearted girl was united
to him in marriage, sitting by the side of
his cot while the solem ceremony was per-
formed. Leaving him soon after in the
care otIa faithful nurse at the hospital, she
| returned to her boarding-hous to seek the
repOse necessary 10 enable her to admin
lister to his comfort on the morrow, ere the
dawn of which she was again summoned
| to the side of his couch to find him dead.
''It seems that some time during the
night the nurse in attendance observed
some blood on the ceunterpauc, aud upon
making immediate examination found that
the wounded limb was bleeding profusely,
which he attempted to staunch by tying a
handkerchiefarouudi it, but before he could
accomplish it, so rapid was the flow OF
blood, the gallant captain was no more.
"The remains of Captain Wallace were
taken to Canton by the bereaved wife, and
buried on Thursday last, with military
honors, some two thousand persons, it is
estimated, being present at the funeral"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
The sonotorial Question In n1lssourl

After six ballots for United States Seua.
tor, the joint session of the Missouri Lepis.
lature has taken recess until the frs,
Monday in February. Six candidates have
been voted for, FIVE of whom are favOrnbl,
to emancipation aud the most vigorous DOS.
sible prosecution of the war. B. Gratz
Brown, the sturdiest of all AIissouri's cham
Pions of freedom, has thus far commanded
the greatest amount of strength on the sew
eFal votes, but, owing to unfortunate differ
euces among gemsncipationists, has failed to
obtain majority of tbe whole number of
votes. 1t is not unlikely, however, that
during the adjournment such an over
whelming demonstration of popular opip.
ion will be made in his favor as will, upon
the Feassembling of the Legislature, enable
his friends promptly to terminate the al
ready protracted controversy.
The Missouri Democrat gives the follow
ing account ofthe na tivity aud occupations
of the members of the present Legislature
of that State;
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
To the Members ofthe senate and
House OF Delegates OF Virginia, Sit
ting at Wheeling, Va.

House OF Delegates OF Virginia, Sit
ting at Wheeling Va.
Editors LntelligcHcer:
1t might be supposed from the number
of petitions sent to the Legislature agains,
the extension of the stay law, that the SEN
timent for aud against the measure was
pretty nearly balanced throughout the coun-
try, but such is far from being the fact
II the Legislature could but see for them
selves the movers and leaders against the
extension of this lAw-I mean if they could
know who they are aud ut what cost and
trouble they are putting themselves to, to
effect their object, and what meagre part
of tue community they comprise as far as
numbers are concerned-they certainly
would know how to act, and that quickly.
Almost every merchant in the towns and
at every cross road have their petitions
spread upon their counters, and all who
come within their influence are strongly
solicited to sign them, and if tho person
asked happens to be in debt to the mer-
chant dollar or two he will feel himself
under obligations to the merchant, when
at the same time he feels in his heart that
if this law is not extended he is bound 10
6eruined. Again we see the clerks and 9th
crs having interest in the banks Of the
country which your honorable bodies still
suffers to remain in state of suspension.
moving as it were heaven and earth to con-
summate their efforts, some times not open.
ly and above board AS men ought to act,
but slipping around in the night time solic-
iting names to their petitions, showing that
they are doing that which they would be
ashamed OF in the ltghtof day. Nor IS this
all. Ride around through the country and
you will find country cattle dealers aDd
grain dealers who have become a little
forehanded from speculations in these
articles, COTTON of their, poorer neighbor
through the agency of constables and sher-
IFS, who disposed of them under the ham,
mer. They too nre freighted with petitions,
and are now making it their business to
hunt up all their kith and kin, and those
tarrcd with the same stick as themselves, to
sign their papers, that they,may inaugurate
the good old times, when the last corn or
next to the last, would be sold from an al
most furnishing family.
These, gentlemen, are notpictures of-fan-
cy. The most Of you know some of these
facts at least to bs true, aud that the ma
jority of the petitions sent to your honora-
BILE body are COTTON up in this very way
Does such course represent the wishes OF
a majority of the masses. Far from it. "a
To make this matter appear in palmer
light, if possible,-Who, ask, are opposing
the extension of this lRw2 Is it not the
wealthy, the monied men of the country,
tue lawyer, the sheriff, the constable and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
The circumstances Attending the
Abduction OF Sheriff TrahOrn of
Barbour County.
PHILIPPl, BARBOUR County VA, I
January lS. lSG3.

In response to the solicitude manifested
in your letter of the 14th instant, to learn
the facts sconcerniug !be abduction of James
TrahOrn, Sheriff OF this county, have to
state, that on Sabbath evening about o.
clock of the 4th instant, Mr.. Trahorn's
house, situated in a somewhat isolated sec.
tion of the Cove's settlement, was sur
rounded by about twenty-five or thirty
mounted men, most of whom were leading
horses other than the ones they rode, who
demanded admittance Immediately, threat
ening to break the door in, unless the re.
quest was complied with. Besides, Mr..
Trahorn's family, including Miss Bos-
worth, who was acting as an instructress
to his children, there was present Mr,
James Harvey, a Justice of the Pence, un-
der the restored Government, who sue
ceeded, together with aon of Mr.. t. in es- :
Gaping to the attic story Of the house, and
were not discovered BY the rebels who an.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24

S'>S! -SISuE IuVnUrIO arc IurtIsV,s, ssIIIy
are lawyers, fourteen merchants, twelve
physicians, six editors, three teachers, two
report for each of the following employ
ments: nurseryman, trader" printer aud
contractor; and one for each of the follow
ing: engineer, carpenter, horse-trainer,
clerk saddier, manufactured, pattern ma
ker, miller, real estate dealer, steamboat
man, justice of the peace, wngonmaker,
postmaster, blacksmith, cuisines man."
artist, minister aud barber.
Twenty-threc of the members are native
Missourians, it seems, ninety-ono are ma
tives OF other slave States, and only fifty
are natives Of free States, with three others
foreign born. Que hundred and fourteen
of tho one hundred and sixty-seyeu are
thus born in slave States. Yet this legis-
latuEe is favorable to emancipation.
1t is somewhat singular that, with so
large a German population as Missouri has,
there are but two Germans in the present
legislature.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
Prom the Nov York Po.t.
Reinforce RoseerRna.


While our army on the Rappahaunock
lies idle, or prepares to move in direction
which actually increases its distance in
time from the army in Tennessee, ard thus
at every milo of progress makes it less and
less easy to send reiuforcements from the
east to Rosecrans, the public is naturally un
| easy at the reports which come from the
West of reinforcements going down to the
rebels from Virginia. II is probably true
that Lee is sending troops to Tennessee
Why should he nOt2 The risk is small F;
and the object he may hope TO gain is
important. With twenty thousand good
men he can dispute the advance of
our army from the RappahAnnock such n
General as Jackson, tenacious, daring and
determined, could increase the natural diff
culties of tho country between Fredericks-
burg and Richmond so greatly that at eY-
cry watercourse We should be Delayed and
tho rebel army of Tennessee, strengthened
oy the bulk OF Lees army, would have
abundant time to fall upon Rosecraus and
Grant, and destroy them before our cas-
tern forces could reach the rebel capital.
And even if, in such case, we got Rich
mond, what then? Would that make up to
US the loss OF Tennessee-the defeat of our
armies there? Surely not.
We hold, then, that the rumored deter
mination of General Halleck to send large
part OF the Potomac army to the West, is q
sign that he wisely appreciates our dangers
and means to meet the enemy where we
can have him at the greatest advantage.
With fifty thousand meu left to defend
Washington and guard the lines of the Po-
tomac, and no further attempts at offeu-
sive movements in Virginia, we could
quickly concentrate such force under
Rosecrans and other Generals in the West
as would suffice to open the Mississippi
and to march an army into the cotton
States. Then Richmond would fall of it,
self,
General Advance of the Army of
tho Potomac ordered.
HEADQ'Rs ARMY OF THE PoroxAc,
In CAMP NEAR FALXoUTu, VA.
January 20, 1868.
General Orders, No. I.
The commanding General announces to
the Army of the Potomac that they are
abeut to meet the enemy once more.
The brilliant actions in North Carolina.
tennessee and Arkansas have divided and
Weakened the enemy on the Rappahanuock,
and the auspicious moment seems to have
arrived TO strlk great and mortal blow to
the rebellion, and to gain that decisive vic
tory that is due to the country.
Let the gallant soldiers of so many bat
tle-fields accomplish this achievement, and
fame the most glorious awaits them.
Tho Commanding General calls for a
firm and united action of the officers and
men, and, under the providence of God
the Army of the Potomac will have taken
the great step toward restoring peace to
the country and the Govrnment TO its
rightful authority.
By command of
Major General BURNSIDE.
| LEWIS RICHMOND, A. A, G.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24

OONGREsS WATER, ARTESIAN
Y Well Water, Citrate OF Magnesia, always fresh,
at the Odd PelloWE' Hall Drug Store.
6S1SS 3. BOOKING. Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
SaddleS, HarnesS,Trunks SC
WHOLEsALE 9 RET

" IULbsAAE 3 hbIAIL.
& SHEPPARD So.1S1 Main Street, corner
HEioa, will continue to keep on hand olargea and
spete assortment Of all artclesn his line consist
s Of ladies' aud Gentlemsu's Saddles, Fine Coarse
Sss trunks, Valices Carpet Bags, SAtchelS Col
iAIs hAtnes, Whips, DC.
you'd respectfully call attention to my stock, and
Ia.! ny strict attention and promptnssS, to merit
oo1IInlaneo Of the public patronage
ail hfnds Of repairing promptly done, and in pro
Pel msnntr J. B. SHEPPARD.
S'pZJ 90 1S1, Main Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24

~ Just received another case erthose pretty cIoak
aud CIrCuArS being the fourth lot this season, Of
which we have sold % mARy at old prices Gall SOon
ct dOo11 eT0EB THOMAS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24

- SPECIAL NOTICES Double tho above rates.
- @D- Yearly Advertising reasOnab bio terms accor.
an TO the space occupied and the number changes
AN AIAdYertisemOntsfrom transient persons or trang
srs, to be paid for in Advance
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 Dor year
or 20 for six mouths but for shorter period nofbjn1
will DO counted less than square.
=, me privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
i Sne AHvertiFors own Immediate business; and all
TTSFtlsemsntS for the benefit Of othor prsons Rs
wen as all legal advertisements aud advertisements
sales and real estate, sent by them muse
be paid for at the usual rates.
A5-AdvertiFements not accompanied with yTritte,
accordingly. ''''N ''A"l S"u
cases at full rates gu ~ " "At
:, Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
Va "'' NUNS % cents zach. nOuv1I-'5p
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
9atIg gutRlltgemfrr
TERMS OF ADVEIsTIsING,

CWELvE BOLD LINES OF NoXPAREIL, (oa ONE 1vua. )os
LEsS, NAKE SQUARE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-03-14
Run0l0an.

Nasr Nu8sR Fne auf Sldsturs une Gbar.
l'itrr 9ertbtst, bsipuoere attr bic ptr gaufeee.
0tnn auh Nusc III Ter g8lt mG9t,A III, 10
ltbstnt GO r1.b dufsrf uu~matr,&einl Do, coe DER
5ftno lI& il biticr bstceu 9 age, un9codtct i,t
itr rttit4en NnltrrnSunSeu. ttnabtiger mtrpr.
S6ue une I'M @isliu9lsn triacriitben 5%6ujtun.
9cn btnjGsttc', inrleu MIR iai ptrihert letn,
rab o,elr seioen punitc NIT aatr Slulf mn
@prIibt ~btftfj9t unp nit geuusenptr t%apfsrer
MnnW6dtt ttltBt line. um ir9sur wettem I'm
stife uni:ssr prnbIsrlit6sn 6eiuNr 1rrs IN bic
ten. Don ttebsr mob 3o9bnitsu untrr uns ton
nen mir reriihern, raG. msun rit gluftts pun
nniern neutrality-suspicious. Mot IA aut upsr.
itu9t marin, lie ihOn lGuNlt cirtu pcr,luritIten
Nn8riH 9emI6t bdttcn absr rs Iteint, oIs
moue tsinrr ibrcr &'encrdIe fb 9ernr ris Tinaer
naran otrHrcnn,u. : id5turs 1T ron Natur aus
i&on cine barts Nus III MAIDEN, unp uul.re 8e.
Ielf'Aun8eu trItrsdtn lib lui Nicer rsnu ddt
Msiitn I'M 8ud n Der Stdrt, rltttno pae llier
unb rie Nnb6ben rpu Sottsrteem Etrstn. lie
0iemsntc leltll finpfeu tcrt Iur uue. uno ie
LANCER Der Estno fb meiafrt nu,usrciftn, cefr
iGwter'9'r ntrp Is ibm wtrnen. Sbrs lletsrit.
Stnbeit an ;3lbt uuo Sruien miyp nur cine r,lr
2rn6sre glircrrld1e fir lie %tercittu. Gborl,trn
rtrb cine GAME Ncibs ron 3trlrruneSmitteln
ZEN 6rintsn birteu. rie lie watrbaf, erfauucn
m6|tsn. Die @erlttipiguns tt,o.r pas, it
rem QGuesn ,uperlG iiJer unh umItttYcQer
MANNER auvtttraut.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-03-14

Stnets, 10 I5wer Ger Stlag fur une audi marc,
wtlrcs MEIER IN miliidrifttr nod politiI6er
Stnftt 10 BART fus uns Isin, nls Der ppn Bids,
burg. unierf 9ertinruns NIT bonn g4chen. opu
Dem mir sBei,su uup @tla6tptsb ertaltsn, ob
aeItnittsn, = re Nrmee in @iliIlfrpi ouiae
lon uno rie in Mittsl-5 enn,6tc Fanttft, =. pie
9tmhltise unp rsi6e Scrfcbrefro6t, Ger Sling,
fur Die Ssme9uus BON Nrmcen uno HE llutsr.
%irerfuna Ter SaK:sT an beipsn Ssitsn psfttten,
loWte fnr. rae WieperGuFrttn pte 6aureie gr6f.
net, uno nniers bemofnste Matt NIT einsm
Stld8s 9cn0tbiAt, cine Sttlun9 cin3unebmen.
Die. has Meer sur 9inftn uup rrci feinplibe
Ntmesn in 6rcat UNI redter Jloute, pbu ncd
l6ltmmer. cas- Mssr inn Niden unp Socter. Rp.
~ienerane UNI @ront IN cen Stlntsn, oar ta .
our65rpbtn rttptn miirre. llniere Strbtn.
puu9smittel. Die meniasn Giientabnen, RE mir
moo i'm Selip orer i'm Gauge baten, wirocu
gar bale unttrtruben ietR. unO trr SStinp, Der
lnitttllt 0ilsntabn, &auonsntcuteu UNI Crane.
portl6tntn plrBIih oonetntrirsno uno ourb
D %psriiouen uno S&eindnsrift tdulhsup ,tBnnts
'tnc InIcrsr armcen nah Der anreru psrni6teu.
Drfen mir atip. oa1 Ssferlen Davis Die redts
s8abl g,,rpfen bat in Der ausmatl ter tstref
Teneen SefebIssartr.
N6tuu9epruf Sput6rpn,
Comp. D. 70. 5tss. 4tnu. Spl.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-03-14
D. ecutltc Qsib gihlin,h,r ~.

Dc ecutite 9sib Sitliotb,t I'D
@rtumessr in na6 Ger 6fcn giraffe. }
Srroo unS Nari9an, rem 0farft osl
Dsrle9t mcrSrn, mrrauf mir Die lritteriol
uno ris 8rtunec psutihcr 9itcrntur nufrj
MAIDEN.
Sdt rsn I;stsn Rpbcn Rno bid
fur esbensmittel itptr Nrt in eircr sEeiII
aer. Dap cine tdalihs Gianabme pon s,
9'o0st. ete uctbwencieftn YerHrfni6e|
tirlnrn GamiIie III b,frjsoiarn. Ri6t led
et'ter sr,rent li6 ubsr elmer folhsn Gin.
uno, "a aud nr6 Der ei,ei1briaf IRintt
naemensiie lang onpauernp uno frcno
tam eS ntdt fblsn. RAP Wonatl uhb y
mGnbt 8dmilte sintsbtt bic -fruter lei
uno Spnrlamteit itr autes Gue.cmmen
-,Gol. @. @. @umforr, uni,r seecnt
Staats SserstIr, Der ririsn b5hl ntttno
ten CUR 3ufrteeenbsit Nuer felt elmer Rci
Sabrsn tetltttet. NJ ais @uuperucurs.Go
.aufsslttut mcrrsn uni psrpicnt pie Sttmn
9prptHturS.r i'm bO6lta 0rope.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-03-14

9rrB9s,U9ene Nation Suaat, zap efe pcrri6lu6t
elmer isctirn,arn Yaytsi (pcIht Die Ninesrbejt
p'r Stwcbusr MARI. inter SsrubunS ciusS
l6sinb,iliasu T~cdmautele rte Gmaneipag
tipnFfrdac, - Gum Die CO lih I'M @ruape aar
ntht hamoelte. ~ipurcrn nur INN bic fettsn Nemtcr
unc pis Gcralt(. ,tLes Der arUeartiaRsn pcliIi.
lttn 0etdure in drummer fallen lis6 uup lein
sisensS Slut YcrlpliBtc. 9Gelb rim GROCER Spr'
NUM- duf Ter NeputItt ,ints irlden 9oupes lafet.
IT 10 lsibt Md aus,ucriifen; bls Siderbsitsr
9sIubi Der Nat;rn mar 9el6tlinn urp EN- 3rUtsr
SnltuB 9eltn DE rtputlifluilhr H,gicruugsfprm;
pdo Boil bate fi6 sceantcalrs uuo slei&9ult,a
stntn 6ubrcrn ttugsgsbsn, ais mdren p~islslts,
atloluten. tO%ni9iden prer pGtfIubtn @tI6Isn
ties, unp ais mare rs fltf ubne Stimmt, ctne
SsrnntwO'tunS uno ais edtte ss fsiucu She'll
an Ger Rcsierung. OGber fonute re @rpIulfpn.
iomis Die Strrrcnrun8 Der SibtSpTt, rer Muii9-
adn9er uuo TaSatunbtn, Ter Ntentrurer unp
prpic etemahsr = ul6 Nu6eu bin, wle Is 70
lid criuiplat i'm el9eusn Surtru s~utlnoen.
Co0 Stnil eee tEprmtn Oamplt, lIsIs NOR pre-
ifrpft, unc 20 nitric au,e mie i'm 6euer Der 66us
.psrtrdnnt worcen iein. pcnu uiht nit tinsm
pGt game 9Vsltlu eributternrtn atmaltiseu
&rat - Ger cpIrHlle &tTrt in ,wti 9rp6, 6dlf
YEA Su't gu MAIDEN. uuo jet bono'It cs i6
um Gle beiluug Der 90uRoeu. GIN itctr 3teil
res S~eliSls wirp jret irin tiasneS Ndnifth
ItltinY blt,n, unt rs ae;ismt csn Sutte eel
ucens. pvu ritier %srrlfrn @rfItruue Nuben
III 'irtrn. Is bat p%olslte enc aIdn3rure 3u-
tunft Ypr lt6, wenu ss purh pie Armabte Srfab
ruug W,iSbrit Icrnt. RAD Snntn Gin tbGlsse
Qntberlnebmcu on Der 8tAitruua. G~iniattit,
Vrlcnntnbstt unp rim 9iumslmt,fsn aGer tIti'
rtn G~tferluttcltlen, cine rcputlItluiiht Nui.
%cpfcrun9 iur rGS auaenrine @citc, Die tieb,riee
11rf;rtdt uuo Gin unsrltutterlihss Itrtrausn
nut tnoI'ten 9riela. uerbunetn nit 3att unp
@ewanrtbttt nab Nueer, Tno unumsGuslit
nottia, r0S trscuueue Nlsirup,rt nit Tubm,
uno 9brtn III Gnbe gu fUtreM. Ter Wrrant,,
rdB Die Scr9dnscr fir-6rtlbrit uup @lduben
niht urnicnf gtlctt lat,n uno a~cfrrbru lnp,
Der 9rbantt, Dap mir Ser 6rsiteif rins
% a ic.' crm OIuutsu cine StimEdtte hem
lntetcrudtsu eintn 3uHuhteprt tcrciten, iinc
SrIcbnun9 uno 8sunc iur unierc Spfer. DlS
3u am ne"ihmieren rse &'Tsls III uun6ali6.
Ger inT&ttrli&e &Tis8 tat auen Gsment %binm,e-
a%encnm'u, alle ebrli&en &sTeIaIdsr r0iu un-
idbis asm16t.
"DaS NIte lllrit. IS Inrcrt lid Die ;}sit,
linz ntueS Stttn tllbt aus psu 9iuinen."
IT. q teReDud.
Fs'dri, %. 6ttruar 1863.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-03-14
staot Mobus.

= Wenn In Grie9e;sit,n iracnc G. /
thuncrslUtrtb mlre, T. miete ss ais elm 4.
Der erIhcinen, raG mir iun9lt cine %t,ttgru. J
Dtpd6e in iem> 3lacn prn @borlchcH
ten, odb mir ttreits istt y or s1rhtu 4, .
per Giisntabn BON Souib Garcinu t1
9eteus rrmarten. unp Dap bisiilc Ytutr e
b % Nonate ldie 3udsr. Nol0hte II.
'Gieeenm Statioutu IN Wiiifllippt ecm "A
ano GieFtfabl ausltiett liraeu bIten, corr
.rtn SelprpernnJ ertaiten ,u @touusu, ma
Ntm'llr S"o!oirnen gang, 3uJs pou AMI &c
Hen sGint ~tmpfdn9cu. Itclt Ncrren fr'
aub notable pltript,m unr muffin natu \
Wtiic in sintm tanpe Der 6rsiout unp u,
belt tsrudiiGt 81 rperptn oafur. 1T ia ciud
6srbcitS,Gcmite pa.
= Iie 6%,sliacu Itattcmltitcr Iirp an8enI
Lilo III 9rpBter A%nitsaunl. Wian tat ma
cine 9rs,elrhge aue9elbrteb.n: S8ts VII
Butter mug elm 1lmEfecpt, rue 90 Grntj
Plumb Sratt pom SrIm1 ticrtrr rehntt,
u" ii6 cecr Dir bitii9em Burger ,u 0r"
rlbten Z"
= Gine NniabI untrr Ten S6ubt +
aen fCon3Glitbtn GcnlulS ltb,nOsr 6rc.
matten ittt Wchsn Elm iranipll6eN &"
ite non bier ,rtl ubplen. Yer G'uiluB
luie dnf Cas- Semltb rtr tlcd,rtnrrn ~
'telnt itprb ntft IN tr. ltl5en. I,es ben
III pruIIit. Rag pit Gooi6eerIrtcn Eta,
lhcn npb nittt d%nsrtonmt. RE AueId.
merttp np& mtbr rsptttIrtn, ais ~ tt
bun.
DNb etr0us Neucs! IS irG n
GIN WuuicipIl.t5eie trihctucn, In SolQ
elm Mrestr, rtr cir %tcrt,l Jirib ,u NJ
trinlt. ,tus Y o"uir fur $40 utbm,n mur.
pttt flr anrert SttenSwurpiofuten atfG
Der non ptdlrsnt Davis auf Den -
,. Nts. nueatibrtcttuc auaemttns 6onia,
tur nne msni Items EN- hSti itGIuT4e5 u
mud. Oh mir. IaWs unisrtn ipetuiaiptn u
ten, trtnnbc immsr 6ofi;aa babsn, pbne T.
pr0e'sn S't's eaia erll anf3tioreest III p
br1utsn.
Eit @~titlitbait 6irctin bat itren ~.
ctu fno SttAnntcn Itermdi0 tinen aenufrr'
Ateno per'6ant uro rem oeuthen Gin
Nltuit nnr crtatmss Ttraniilcn ME
arebtc Gb~c f:madt. 1ae tttannts j.:
EuI.pteI SITS IN zoe cnrt" unc Gle ceutl
puihre Somoeie Yer mei6 fIr mas es g.
mhrnen nit ciu;r NrGel1on, Ger atllit..
rtnsm @etbmads aufJciubrt, RE rraelmSG
&rnitIcrn ium NSDms acreihrn rii.re.
beeauern nur, rap mir pbue Grlautr
Ganfn uno Ssrrrn uns Mot Die 5.cihci,
mei %tOnutn. IRE Namtu ptm Yutlifun.
S'n<nnrerung iu i!ptraebcn. Orr tbrat.n,
AtenenntsrbHIlnn9 fo!9ts Gin AiGnunlt
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St0ot RidmonO.

Ant %Seraonlenfn Samttdg waren mir
negen Q1piernanae!s Ieipcr nibt i'm Stanrs,
cine Nummer beraut3uqeben unp and bsutt
f0unem MIR umier'n 2eiern nus ~prrisItsn urfahe
nur Elm blItcs &latt bitten, nm yrrftert ~
ieiu. unier 8latt ndbife gHcbs sribeintn III
iaH(n. SEir bcfcn ieerct trrB Der afgsnnlrtire en-
franr'afn %srbiItn'U. pr 3sit no@ su srIeten,
nnler SInIt IN 0rppe!iormat bsrdus eteu ,H
fCnnrn.
= Gin itrrdlittr llrsIndsiau ,~reianste I'D
acifera auf penn nnicrfr Start 9'sfnnter iie9en.
rtn 95lanp. Yos %cnitltit inter Sursr. Smit6
lido bfiinpenre @unf. QatoratO,ium hog nimIjh
purt irarnp mflhe 6abrld iii9ieit i'll Die guit nnp
tegrub 20 ocr oarjn Is itGiiiltsn Waebsn urt.r
isIucn 2riimmern. 500 anpere famen nit
ArrBsrsn cbtr asriu9frrn &erIssuns,n rugcu.
DIR NntIid DER tluslIds1Gite unO rrr idmmcrn.
rsH Gattsr iOa bsrj5crrelbsnU ssmsisn (rin.
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Oermlfntes.

Nus NmNuita. ga, niro ms urterm %
5Stbrndr kerihtct: 9lc YQbisfp @eneince in
Au9ufa bat ifh aritern Nbtnp %aufacI6If neil
rtr sRbistg lebr tbeurr 1T uuo tie 1rinfer an
iplriam inO marsu rir Mi!alisotr nitt i'm
Stanre, cimtu @reriatr III b~eioIr,n. Die geI.
ier9tRnntsm QIduteu isbrh, ictalr Ter Wbisfs
rp,Crer ttlid pirr. ric Oemeinpe micrcr IN or,
N~aniltrsn unp einen preotatr on;uIterrn. 5ran.
ria 1T CO. rab e'ni0c Mii9Iisrtr. nm Iit bintsr,
l'ltiaer SStiIs 'u rettrn. rem preniasr e,nen To-
len Qenmuno MAIDEN.
Aus etntm Wrisfe pcu Wa6nu tntus6msn
mir AclNcnrt5: Die Don Nsn @cri frmmeneen
Shi1s %t'inAsn Ycue Vapuuetn unter rem Gine.
roB rie'tIttn iir trn @sbrnut in pen Bahama,
9nicIn tfiilmmt inn nihtt otltc wrni1cr wer,
oen rtsic 20hnren bdlo nd65rr Uiroer ssr(btft.
Tim Dir SlcdlOe III rtnnen.
-herr &tYs. Ntnoctfur bes @ireltoiQe, Ssir.
,sSS1m0n" murre por eini9tr 3.tt pom BEN
tins0in-S Oletin9rn ouboitet, unt ieins Gnr6
rnn9 uner eao ibm onlftbaDG unrehi trrnutte
tbn I'M &erf;r ieinca Ytrlanrcs 10 iebr. ran er
GAN, raisno ieins 31Rt icBt i'm Jrrsnbaus an
SoiuHbus btiG!itBen muB.