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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-12

viii Tie affected Gallon tie ase.t and sesaS
pamphlet containing certificates Of cnres rom
veil KNOWN CITIZENS OF CINCIENATIf
1A- scovilrs, Blood and Liver Syrup -
COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF VEGETA4
BLEs, and is 'rERVEoTLY SAFE for CHIL-
DREN to use, in case of sore yAouth or eruption
Of the skin. If MoTHETs VALUE the
health of their children, tb"y should eradi-
cate tho seeds of the diseas- before Il 10 Too
late. ID nri tH 10 E'lr .~N,llHlu,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
FROM Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, December 5-The Rich
mond Enquirer has dispatch FROM Orange q.
H. date. the ist, which SAYS:
There was spirited artillery duel all day, and
that the enemy had thrown up Notifications along
their front Last night they moved more 70 our
right.
The Raleigh N c Standard Of the 2Dth con
tains dispatch from Wilmington, dated the
20th which sans:
Thirteen large steamers heavily laden, ran
the blockade on the night OF the 18th inst
ATLANTA. November 2o.-Bragg's headquar
tiers are at Rnggod
Great fears entertained for Longstreet's 5
safety
Thu;y thousand of the enemy advancing
on Knoxville.
A fight is going on at Kingston Last week
Wheeler WAS ordered there
Firing Is heard at Loudon.
\ train arrived at Dalton this evening bringing
in wounded troops.
Our forces are still falling back, followed by
the enemy.
There vas firing all day yesterday.
CHARLESTON. November 80 The Yankees to
day fired ~ mortar shells at Sumter. One man
killed
CmARLE.roN. December The Yankees fred
l35 shells at the city asl night; three buildings
were struck
The enemy reronnoi:eged 70 Pocotaligo. car
rying OFT - negroes
stcoNn DISPATCH.
The euemy hred xteen shells irto the city
this afternoon. Several buildings we're struck
and one woman severely wounded
CHARLESTON. December , The enemy opened
fire this afternoon on the city. and threw si1
shells \ concentrated fac from our battcre:
caused them TO cease firing
BRIsroL December 2--rhe firing az Knoxville
has ceased The surrender OF Burnside i not
officially confirmed
ORANGE CouRT HoUsE. December , 2-Ther,
has been no fighting 10 day The enemy still
make show on our front, but !, IS believed he il
falling back TO recroSs the Rapidsn without fight
inc or going 20 Frcdericksbur 90 winter.
MosILK, December , -Dscouraging accounu
are given Of desertions from Prices army.
Banks. with 5000 troops has taken Browns
vile He did not capture over hity bales o.
cotton.
ATLANTA, December l.-Clabornes division
engaged Osterhaus one mile this side of Ring
gold on Friday. driving him back. The eneml
Is in front of Rnggold and our troops are in lin.
of battle. advancing
ArLANrA, December The enemy are in
trenching themselves at Chickamauga.
There was heavy hghtins yesterday at Charles
ton. Tenn.
The enemy burned portion Of Ringgold to-
day and re,reated, destroying the bridges sn'
railroad track at Chickamauga.
The Yankees hold Cleveland and are advancing
on Charleston. Tenn
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
Frnm CIncinnnti.

CfNcIYSArI. December 5-Gov Tod has ap
pointed Hon. Joseph X Swan Supreme Judge
rice Gholson, resigned
The case of the Noble county conspiratort
was decided Yesterday McFerran and Coyl,
were fined $500 and costs. and Roesy 81 900
and to stand committed until the fine is paid.
The Gazette's Chattanooga dispatch of the 4tt
saws:
Everything is quiet along the entire line 0ui
casualties in the late battles were 4 500. Prison
ers captured, 6,i50; guns, a.
The Commercials Cumberland Gap dispatch
of the 4th says:
"Gen Foster has driven the enemy from Clinct
River. aud is in pursuit Our check yesterday
however, will doubtless secure Longstreet's re-
treat /"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

WASHINGTON. Dec 4-The contest for spea.
kership has ceased TO be exciting. Colfax has il
all his own way He goes into caucus with
about - votes pledged.
Hawkins Taylor of Iowa has a start for door
keeper and ID. p Brooks of California has IN,
inside track FOR postmaster
The chief contest now is for clerkship, betweer
Green Adams, OF Kentucky, and Mcpherson. o
Pennsylvania. Fessenden of Maine, and Buitng
ton of Massachusetts,
Letters from officers in Gen. Banks army sal
large amount Of cotton is being discovered
daily by reconnotering parties in the interior o
the State, owners being very snxious TO get II Il
market. Preparations are being made TO remov'
that nearest TO our lines to the river for ship
ment.
The sentiment Of that portion of Texas tray-
ersed by our army is represented to be Union.
WAsHINoroS, Dec 5-Two hundred mem
bers of Congress have already arrived here anC
more are arriving in every train.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
R "A L II O a ID
1868 IN 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
new Route O" Chicago via koksme.
50 NILEs SHORTER THAN AMY orHKR ROUTE

nS AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 20. isss, train
" trains will he run follows
Chicago fxprrss Train will leave indianapolis %
1876 T.. NJ, arrive At kokomo sf Sl0 r. NJ, On time
make close connection with train the CINCINNATI and
Chicago Air Lane Railroad for Iogansport VALPARAISO
and Chicago. and arrive At feru a20 r. NJ
Returning, the same tfsin will leave Peru 120 A. M
making close connections with the night from Chi.
oago, and arrive az Indianapolis Al 5s2o A. n.
Mail Train will leave Indianapolis a. AS 2. n :.
stopping at all stations aud arriving Peru time
make connections with the trains the Toledo and Wa
bash Railway, Tor Wabash Huntington, bort wayne To.
ledo and Detroit.
Returniag the train will leave Peru a gse
A. NJ. aftef the arrival of the train the r. w r.
from the East and Indianapolis A. a.
in time TO make connections for all points East, south
and West.
AChcsgo Fxpresstrsin will leave indisnapo si 80
r. M making close connections At Kokomo WITH for
Logansporf, Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive
Peru 90 Loo A. NJ In time % make with rsins
going East and Wee; the Toledo and wabash Rail
way.
Returning the train viii leave Peru 1915 y. NJ,
making close connection at k0komo with the trs'ns
the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r. from Chic sgo
Valparaiso and Logansrort and arrive ~ Indiana polls
tl0 r. M IN time connect with the evening trains TO-
Cincinnati. Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent
VT. hArorT. General Ticket Agent. feh2s. 'es-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

A DIGEST or THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
Court of the State of Indiana, comprising the cases
reported the eight volumes of backord and the first
volumes Of Indiana Reports together with the
Revised Statutes of the State embo de in the edition
svc S6 90.
The first edition Of this valuable work was completely
exhausted in less than three months from the time of
publication. new edition. printed tine white paper,
is ready This is OF the NEST complete and best
arranged dgests published and has received the
highest concentrations Of the legal profession.
The Hon. ". NJ. RAY saya:
The Digest is a rare In its plan and execution as
= useful to the profession. This i no abrdgement OF
the Reports but genuine digest Of them"
The Hon DAVID MCDONAID says:
1T Is small commendat on of the work that II is
Digest not only Of all Supreme Court decisions which
now ia force.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

Advertisement. published IN both The Daily and the
weekly ssNrrsrt will be charged the fun Daily rates,
with one half the Weskly rates added.
BUSINESS Notices published In the local columns Of ten
Ines or under viii be charged fpr each insertion 81;
ever ten lines, cents per line.
Charges will hs mad. for inserting the notices 81 the
following Orders Societies and Associations al the rates
named. 10 be paid la advance
Military C0mpanea. Order of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders benevolent Socictie. and singing Societies.
Fer each notice no, exceeding lines - cents Tor each
ins~rtious over sight lines At The rate
Advancing deaths With funeral notice attached tl
without uotire free
Marriage Notices 90 cents
Notices ~ Festivals cucx and Excursions, gotten up by
individuals association or hy churches At the regular
pricrs
: Advertisements lssded and PLACID under the bead II
Special Notices. " ten lines % over VIII be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making les than three lines, Inserted
once In the Daily will be charged nfsy cents.
Yearly advertisers 10 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices Of every description
% be charged the rate Of u SO for each name In the
Daily and t7 lin the Daily and Weekly the same to be, IN
sll ctses. paid Ia advance.
Legal advertisements inserted stthe u the at
tornsys ordering and deayablc for the legal proceed
lng but collects able at our uaia time. Publishers mol
accountable for the accuracy of legal advertisements be
yond the amount charged Cor their publleation.
ELDER, HARkNrSS BINGHAM,
Proprietors indiana State sentinel.
j. n. TILfOKD,
President Indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
INDIANAPOLIS and CINCINNATI
Sp~s..-s- Lime
r a L I II . a ID

shortest Route ny Thirty uttosI
NO CHANGE Of Cars 10 CINCINNATI. By Ibis RorTR.
Cbsuge of tno. ON and after Monday. April
20, and until further notice.
Three tfslnsleass lndalapVf DAILY sunday sekeepisd
U~IRsTTBAtS -Eoo Al CINCINNATI KxPREss
arrives a. Cincinnati Al ia.t0A n, and Lexington
NY, T30 D. NJ and close coin-cflons n Cincinnati elth
Little Mi.mi. Cincinnati. ". zanesviie and Msrl~tt.
Railrads. Tor ell points in southern Ohio.
Second TrAin-llOo A. M-Clnclnnstl Nail arrives 81
Cincinnati t20 T. NJ, pfklne Close connections with the
Little Miami Railroad FOR Loyeand. Morrow Columbus
Newark. GAINESVILLE. end wheeling
Third Train-GhS =. n. Cincinnati Rsprrss arrives a
Cincinnati il6s r. N.
Fare a. by any other
Call Tor your ickets ria the lndaas pos and
Railroad.
baggage checked through
WI. l.. NORI.E. Genera Ticket Aksni
=. W. ELtioTf General Passenger Agent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
indianapolis and Madison
III lLBG - n lD.
1868. Nh 1868.
New Arrangement tn Commence Non.
day. Feb. 2. 1854.

1.-TWO passenger trains daily lsundays erosptefl be
tween Indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis, at q 20 A. n
and y. NJ. Grrivin dison at II Is A. N. AHd $50
Pm
rivirg at Indianapolis az IL A. n and slorM.
The tram leaving Indianapolis at go 4. N. connects
with that leaving Columbus c.ss A. N. for Nelby
vile Snf Rushvgc. arriving Al Sh.lbyvfIle si 30 A.
aud RuShyille Al u 10 r. NJ
Leaving kushvio st " NJ. SLsibyyilis af s-sS r.
NJ, connects Columbus with n. I and ". train ar
riving at either indianapolis. Madison the even
ine.
This Road forms line with the Packets Madison fos
the transportation ~ freight between Cncnnaii aud In
dianspoils and points wost
Tarin Of Freiehtr a. low ss by any other
Shippers and merchants West will frt n 20 theintsr.
est 20 sh.p By thi, linz.
fth2 D. c. BRAsBAx. Superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. A. ID. GALL,

nFTERs HIS SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS or
Indianapolis snd vicinity. once, Virginia Avenue
No. "a Residence North New Jersey street. No. 81.
octi4'e3-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07

tioos.
AColumhus with Cleveland Columbas and CIncinnssi
r. r. for Cleveland. Dunkirk. Buffalo, Nev Tork and
Bos ton.
With Central Ohio n n for Ne~ark, zsnssviIle
Wheeling, Baltimore. Washington City, Philadelphia and
New lork.
With rttsburg. Columbus aud Cincinnati n n. for
stenhenNlls fusoers Harrisburg, Baltimore, Pkiisdsi-
phla New fork and bosfon
The Morning kxpress makes direct eo1nection af Cr-
bsna ~iih sandusky, Dayton and ctncTnnsr r. n for
beheonisne FOREST, Clyde sandnssy and ell poln's %
that line. and a. Pqua With Dayton and Mehirsn r. n
Tor Toledo, Detroit and Great Western aud Grand Trunk
Railways.
The Mail train connects AZ Richmond with trains for
Dayton. Aena. Hamilton and Cincinnati
Time same 90 all points hy other routes Through
tickets Tor sale ~ the Union Depot.
n. G.cAREY. General superIni-ndens
fCnaSpIKH, General Ticket Agent.
novif.df
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

NOR SALE AT A BAR6AIN--A CAPITAL BUILT
House. with extensive outbuildDgs and fruit garden,
used hotel but suitable country store,
any purposc where is wanted The fare
five from Fulton ferry by the Coney Island cars being
just outside the line the township of flabush In
qu III pr misses, Ward Hotel Windsor terrace Coney
Island road N. B.-A years. Herald for sale
The New York herald., 1863-03-02
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.


A RAKE OPPORTUNITY FOh CArAihAASAS 80
y persons desirfng Country Residences. a,,. :.
The subscriber Oilers sale his Country
gently surveyed and laId that II can oe aas
three distinct parcels each having water rons anu nos
splendid building sites The property consists o. ~ - ~
Lne, st ish old mansion in lawn OF ~, 20 - ry
shade trees, native and imported "a ~ ,,h fris
variety garden tastefuy signed ana soeAsa ~ ~
aud towers: buildings incu NJ ARR us -; a
cottage, fronting ine ha boz ana ~ hs n ,f
TIE situation has unequacd advantages ior sne
residence OF Tor srec having bold shore ON ne
Sound mile sides beta py creeA anu lhset
one side NV The main road. the lands rac2 Inc Tlv rs
slon elmer building site commands
tpa ylaws an me Sound surrounding country TWO
thirds OF the have water fronts Ihe ace Is per-
sae,l hasthv water excellent and air nvigorung DIS
tancs from he els IS miles by New Haven Railroads bust
men can reach this place IN less lime than
from Harem by avenue CARS Persons desions OF
vonr an taxes the and deientons IN crossing
he rivers viii do well to give This advertisement their early
o. equal size within one hunared miles
OF New combines the diversified advantages and real
this old residence every particular and all IFS
The present distance 10 railroad stations.
Nv miles. when "Chatsworthn is made station now IN
empaton depot already buill, the distance viii be
only hall nile Apply on the premises to
him. at the Office Of Woodruff Co.. 40 Broad street,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. between twelve and
fwo 0 clock, where a map be :. -,
II sold BY the 2Sth inst will be sold by James NJ Nil
Ter. tSee Auction Notice.)
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

L1oR SALE CHEAP-A HANDSOME BROWN STONE
House on West Thryfonrth street. In csmplee order:
private and well built will be sold furnished
unturnished. Price $ll,OOo Apply to WIN. w. HEB
BERD, O. William street,
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

UHoR SALE, TO LET OR ExCHANGE--lN GUTTEN.
II berk, New Jersey Opposite Seven eth street, New
York two Houses; one suitable for n bakery with new
and good well Of water The other viii be let In
rooms both have stables attached To paying
they be rented low and pat In perfect order he
son by applying Squire DWyER the premises or
at KoHLER a t1NCK brewery, or al West Twenty.
urst street
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-IN wEsTCHESTER
county I20s Of good Land; good House and Out
buildings, plenty Of frnt churches schools &C. oonye.
Railroad and 3Is miles from Dobbs Ferry A chance
for good Apply the OF II. Price, Esq, ~
Murray street. 10 to After this the farm
The New York herald., 1863-03-02
A $40 FOURTH AVENUE. HOUSES FOR SALE

u
Atm street, between Lafayette place and Boaery 4liV
Between + rst ana Second avenues
kth ST. Ss0OJ; Gath $1,000 29th, $6 900; 3nh, $1,000
Uth St. IS 0O 3lst $3.50; 3ls $65OO 57th ST. $l2 300
~ Between Second and Third avenues.
10th 1000 Path SIS 800; 3ls, 81 500 33d Sc 900;
Saith, 5000 800; Both 5000 81 5uO 49h 81 00O 5ls
$500. 53d So. 100 81, 800 81 800.
~ Between Third and Lexington avenues.
I'D st. Sll,2D; 29th, Sl2000 S0h, $550D 32d, $500;
Sd, 5000; 18th, SO 900; 40th, $500 a5th, $4,000.
Between Lexington and Fourth
loth ST. 5000; 9th. S6,509; 2sth, So 00O 2Sh, $4,000;
18Th, $h5oo 10th $1,000; 4lst, $780, sd, S7,5OO.
Between 3d and 18th avs, llth ST.. $3.50.
- Between Fourth and Madison avenues. ~
10Th st. Si35 500; 18th, $70) 2Sth, $500 2yth, Sl6O1
3ist 81, $50. 3 st. so 500
Between Madison and 9TH avs 3st st. Sl9OOO
Between Greenwich aud 9th 10th st., $500
Between Fifth aud Sixth avenues.
10Th ST., Sl4D D01 23d $4,000 18th. Sl3500 2Sth, S900O
3fth $4,000 4ith $1,000; 45th, 1880 45h, Sl3OOO 10th
$lStUO; 46th. Sl4750: 10th, S3, $50; 10th, $4,000.
Between Sixth and Seventh avenues
18th ST. Sl20O; 2h, So000 26th 5000; 18th, 80 600;
4lst $l3h0 f2d $4,000 AID 2200; 43d $l3500; 4ith,
36.5Oo; 45th, $3.50; 47th, $1,000 l2ith, $780,
Between seventh and Eighth avenues
18Th st. $500: 18th, s. 00l S7th $4,000: 4Sd, $780, 46th
$lO,UOO: SD SO $50: 3Sth, $1,000 $1,000, $4,000
- Between Eighth ana Ninth avenues.
36th st., $1,000; 4Oth, 81 000 96th $2,S0O
- Between Ninth and Tenth avenues.
$1,000; 43d. S5,50D.
No house be without permit. No commission
charged to buyers under whatever
ties having property sale invited
particulars amply or address above Once hours from
A. a M
The New York herald., 1863-03-02


ORANGE. N. J-FoR SALE OR TO LEASE
tase inoiern, well btlt Mousse. with Outhois,si two
or four eres Gaund inprved in the st manner arye
irom q pot Also t1iee Houses let. now ng
for particulars inquire OF II. b. BLACKWELL % nah
street. Orange
DINE AND SALT LANDS FOR SALOON SAGINAW
bay. Mich gan: iron and Goa Ian . on beavef rncI,
aso mp owed ID mprosed Fars al the head OF Ike
E IN Achgan andsohio lfor cash or exchange ior ~
ok or bruok property Good stocks 70 rNchate
tnr leases OF maae
Aadiets A., iox 1917 Post oGce.
PEAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NEAR CENTRAL PARK,
trytNv Lots on FourlA avenue ana iV< u ,o 81
streets lying ncarS together Apply TO O. A. MEi's' oo
EXCHANGE place, N. Y.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-NEAR ENGLEWuoD,
New Jersey about 80 ot Land beautit my stut
ed near the ioArshins village sof' nEewooc New jersey,
ahon Twelve miles Jersey City, the lin. OF me
% Il change place ~ Y.
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
III TIE THREE STORY
Brick House, With modern Improvements luS fsAst OF
teth street. s. 500 6a FIRST street e50Ooi 70 East Thirty
Houses SS 0 two Lots, eacl 2bAl2 with good House. IN
Eighty third street. Tenb avenue, 5000 l12 and 7s
First avenue $1,000 200 East Broadway $2 tOO lS9 Dvi
sion 81 eet 5t0O House and Lot 81 East Fifty rst street,
$500 ls2 Allen street So 0J0; 2l Bowery SlO0 Valu.-
Bile properly Madison, Scanned stret four Lots
cuated for tenant property $l2 Apply from II to TO
j. II. DOUGHTY,
las Bowery,
New York.
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

IprRcu ssERs IN wtNrOr FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
II Tables with Snaps Patent Cushions, sure nr 10 any
nov q, u VIII Ind euod assorts-ni al very low prices.
NV .au,rg Al the lnAnuisctory. las Fulton street
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

L,oR sALE-PLAINFIELD ACADEMY, FOUR MILES
II Carlisle, nsise ndtldags ten acres OF
Land Al private sale March "A, when with Furniture
&C.. Il vii be publicly sod Terms hersL Address X X.
Burns, Plainield Cumberland county, Pa
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

1N0R SALE OR ExCHANG E--TWO STORY ATTIC
and basement brick Hous In good order; lots 25x0O
feet Clinton street. South Brookly for three story
brick brown stone House three rooms Deep with the mo
improvements situated between Twelfth and Thirty
New York. Also substantially built three
story basement brick House. excellent bust
y No paat atnnrn
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

UOR SALE LOw-THE TWO FOUR STORY BRICK
and Nos. 80 and 24l Tenth avenue. be-
tween Twcny.ffh Twenty streets,
good paying tenants at the rate Of twelve gsF cent Terms
street Varck -
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

RuRNHANs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
ina Esta6lisbmcnl ~ West Eleventh street between
tss .nT si,th hAvenues.Furnitnrr xri aud shipped
II nayts ~ tho world Covered removing fur
a,, re- 10 aud tac counifJ. Furniture s.ored.
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

NOR SALE IN BRoOKLYN-TH REE STORY FRAME
IL Cottage House ana Lot west side OF Clinton avenue,
south of Park avenue between Myrtle and Park
avenues. Bathroom range heater Apfly TO DAVENPORT,
of Fulton Oxford street. TO X. WILL
LIAMS, I92 Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

TNoR SALE OR TO LEAsE>I7s LOTS, LYING ON
Union. Smith, sccor and Bslchan PLACES; President
OF these lots the Gowanua canal, with dock in
suitable for lumber coal and brick
There many mprov going in South Brookly n,
Xeat N ".
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

E,OR SALE OR TO LEr-THE UNITED STATES Ho-
IL ts Lake George, N y, Wis via the Fort William
Henry Hote, with about l20 acres Of fine land. The ocs
surpassed for beauty and scenery heahfu
A ine chance for enter partv. For fur
ther particulars apply 10 WIN HELMS II Nassau street.
No
The New York herald., 1863-03-02

RIO ByCHAN0E.-ELIGIBLY LOCATED LoTs IN ritis
BE- la IN sxchauge tar modern House. well
10 ate free cnInnhrancr by addressng giving fui
parilculars owner. Herald oilee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-24
Co6O(=ReriC6te

Die oenAI q Oper fOat Geilern Nbsno
trCb Gee &e9euwetEers gut tgluGt in0 tn Der
Shat, iie oerbtsnte es. 5rau ScbannIen ais
QeCncre Gin Strabella) mar Ia Der 8Nat bins
retFsn0 uno wurbe Eotpp6t eiuSelrt ais an@ ge>
meiulGafttt9 NIT t0ren Bartner 5rn. 9tnt~
mir, Der ~ebenfals SprtufliG fpiclte unb fang,
Uum Wu6Iitnm aaymiI9 app!auDttt lnb Gsrue
fen. 6err 6abelman,, ben sptr geltert gun,
erIteu Stale tn Dem g~rctestsn Genre I'm
Grtutlieb Der 8dubsr = t6rten, betuG9r I'D
bartn ebenio l~attelfslt, tote In ban lenttrttentay
ltn gtolen bes primo amoroso, uno 9err
@roff, Der anbere NGn6er, tpar NUN er(t redt
tn letnem Clement unb Die beiost laS,9sn pas
Grtntlteb f. metltsr9aft, bnb einige TIM Gbea'
ter aapelenbe DaIertstnfs= ttr 2enperen8.
8elibbe icfOrt bsinIi9 abldwuren unb af
sleiA ma4 Dem 16eater na9 Sru. OarOners
S0mmsr9arteu be9aben, I'm lA port cine
6laf9e oOrtrefltd9en SueelbetlncrS rei@et gu
lafen.
9eute Nbenb 8ucal~ unb Snltrumsutal,
@pn3ert tn ben Sem NRenablY 0opnss unter
6rn. @nl6ab'S OtrefIion ! GtntrtttSprels 81.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-24

In Dt T ben. Die Sury fanb ion fir fGulot8.
urtbetlsl pru& aufoelaobsn.
Slaaf 8arfOrb, Elm frstsr Neser, tuar ans
9efIaat, AZ Oarb @eGtcu I'm 0frtbe ron
$3.50 nnS Gt8entbum ron Stepben George,
aeltoblen 3u babsu, purbe i6uIbt9 b~efuuben.
uytbe'ieTpru suritdbebalten.
Sarab BARTER. etue frete g1e9ertn, mar Be-
l6uIo'at, etntGe Rteiber ,sno SO Seats, elmer
1tra, 0tannin8 8eb5rtg, se1otlsn gu Habsn.
S3te tparo f@uloi8 b%sfuaOen unb erspnrtet ben
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