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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07

Daily skirmishing has been spirited, and on several
occasions very severe with lively sengon both sdes
Our troops have behaved splendidly throughout Our
loss VII not exceed 300 in ALL many VI whom are slightly
wounded and returning TO duty.
Wo can i'll afford the loss OF the gallant Sanders
WHO Is universally regretted.
Ga. principal fear now IS that the Rebels Will escape
without punishment for their impotence. Oar army Is
IN excellent spirits and improved health.
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FROM NEWEEHN, n. q.

The United States steam.t.ansport Ellen S.
TcIry Capt. Chaplin, arrived On Saturday morning
from Newloln. ~ c.. Dec. .. and Iat,cras Inlet Sd,
with the mails ard passengers to L. 8 Assist Quarter
master. She brings tho following passengers: Mrs.
Earle, Lieut. o. V. Cotter, James L. OTIS A. Collins,
q. Dudley, G. IT, Often. and % in the Storage.
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Tie GreMy thoroughly Routed and
DemcraiizcG.

CINCINNATI, Saturday. Dee. 3 1903
ne Casctie has Inc following dispatch:
CHATTANOOGA. Friday Dee :. 1903
,eryiiirg j. quiet Glore the entire line.
Our casualties IN n, laic battle were a. 'oo.
We .spt, r,d q, $50 prisoners. and - cuns
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OPERATIONS Is NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

ORANGE COURT House. Va, Dec. J. 1908.
Oar artillery opened on the enemy yesterday, 9ni's
spiritcdy. Tho enemy responded bTskly. The slilI-
lcTy due. was kept mp all day.
Tic enemy have thrown up Notifications along the
front. Last night they hmlt heavy fires Ia front, and
moved more TO our right. One hundred and twenty
seven prisoners were sent 10 Richmond to-day. C0It.
RalLe Of the Lynchburg Artillery was killed.
ORANGE COURT. HOUSE, Dec. 2 1868.
There has been no lighting to-day.
The enemy still make show on onr front. but az
believed To b. falling back the Repidan River
without lighting. they going 10 fredericksbui 8
IN u III
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DINyER CRY. Saturday. Deo. N

DENVER CITY, Saturday, Dec. S, 1863.
Partial returns from the recent election IN
Idaho Indicate that the Hon. John NJ Canpaday, Dem
ocrat is elected delegate 10 Congress by considerable
majority.
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Capture Of the ship Living Age"
Boston, Saturday,

BOSTON, Saturday. Dec .. ico'
The ship Living Age" which arrived at
Falmouth November IL. from Akyab. reports being
boarded and bonded by the priyoeer "Tuscarora' OFT
tie Cave Of Good Hope.
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TIE SIEGE OF KNOXVILLE.

The Attack ON Port sauders-Dcspernte
Struggle by Iongsireet-Thriiiin De-
tail. Of The Fighting -lieroic Conrnge
OF Our Trocps-Completo Failure OF
taf Attaek-The City of Knoxville
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iIV1 ,3I hiNNlDSAA 4 Dtni"lVN
TIC SURFACE hcisci E2peGitlOn'
Tbs Ropsylea neaih Of preohinridge
TIE RE IL l. Al OF e Il II @ G.
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l-----....-,,n,,c,a,.o n,,J
from Clinch River.
fan Ionoe,roet Senures His Retreat.
psTTrr M cAMpBEII;S STATION.
TIN ryr,,v rwrrr prpuISrn.
-r r,. ,,,...r...,.
Disastrous SorIie by the goth Michigan.
GOOD NEWS RECEIVED FROM GRANT.
GENERAL BURNSIDE SAFE AT LAST.
Lists of the Killed and Wounded IN
the Various Actions.
CINCINNATI Saturday, Dec. 8, lsCa.

CINCINNATI Saturday, Dec. . lsta
The Comm,rciat has received the following
dispatch:
CUMBERLAND Gar. Dec. 1893.
Gen. Foster has driven the enemy from Clreh RIVER
snd is in pursuit Of him.
The check our forces received yesterday. however
viii doubtless secure the retreat Of Gen. Lone street
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nEgEL VIZ. REPORTS.

Operations in Northern Virginin--The De-
feat Of Ersgg's Arniy-Anxicty Concern
ing EoEgstrcet-Th Borrbarduient Of
CharIeston-B REPORTS from Texas and
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TLc ssfr"nt III Fsrass-rhc EN~i and she
s'u.sssi, ErtiyscTy mud Prisoner Gnken
4 severe Eixss and heavy Loss ut
f.iu~gSiG.
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IORTGEss MONROr, Saturday, Dec. 8 lstJ
Copies Of Tie Richmond Enqvinr OF Dec. =
and 3 have been received The following extracts
L.. L..
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s?s.il. Dhsa.eA to Tie Chistso Tribune.
CrgciSsAI, Dec. ?. 1909.
Captain W. Anderson, Assistant AdJutant-
General Department q tie Olio has Iecciy the fol
los Tx Official d!5paioh:
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Aerreoate. 2lb.s75

Aggregate, Zto,010
Pfe,eminentIy journal of News and9ot
Literature, The Tribune has poiticalcen-
yictfons, which are well characterized by
the single word RepuJ7ican. 1t is Re
publican in its Hearty adhesion to the
great truth that "God has made of one
blood all nations of neutrality-suspicious.
in its assertion OF the equal and inalien
able rights of all men to ''ife, liberty
and the pursuit Of happiness > Republi-
can in its steady, earnest and defiant hos
tity to every scheme and effort of the
Slave Power, from the Annexation OF
Texas to the great Rebellion, to grasp
the empire Of the New World and WELD
the resources Of our country for its own
Observation-Disclosures in its an
taoonism to the aristocrats md despots
of the Old World, who fondIy hail in
the periIs and calamties suddenly thrust
upon US by their American counterpart
the overthrow and rain of the Model
Republican in its hope and
trust, its faith and effort, that this attro-
cious rebellion must result in the signal
overthrow OF its piotters, and the firm
establishment of equal rights and equal
laws throughout the whole extent Of our
country, wherein Liberty and Uuion
shall indeed be zone and insepsrable'
henceforth and forever.
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considerable army and report every i'm
portant incident of that great struggle
which we trust is soon to result in the
signal and conclusive triumph of the Ma
tiona arms and in the restoration Of
Peace and Thrift to our distracted and
bleeding country. We believe that no
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umns And we earnestly solicit the CO.
operation of ali friends of the National
cause, which we regard and uphold as
that of Universal Humanity, to aid us in
extending its circulation.
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fight again who viii pray for me at
home? Whose soldier shall be?'
think her look told him before her
words, did, but he bent tenderly TO bear
NEW YOas x TRIBUNE,
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Il Nine

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Circuit Court, Pierce County, State of Wis
consin. Gilbert Woodruff against George
Loomis and Lucy Loomis.
DY virtue and in pursuance of judgment
ID and decree of foreclosure and sale made in
the above entitled cause at the May term of
said court, to-wit on the 9th day of May,
1862, shalsexpose for sale and sell TO the
highest bidder for cash, at the front door of
the City Bank OF Prescott in the city of Pros
cot. on Saturday, the sixth day of September,
1862. at two o'clock in the afternoon of said
day the following described mortgaged prem
ises to satisfy said judgment and decree, to-
gether with interest and costs of sale. to-wit !:
The southeast quarter of section number
twenty, in township number twenty-five, of
range sixteen, in Pierce county, Wisconsin.
containing one hundred aud sky acres, more
or less.
Dated June Sd, 1862.
H.. Jay, Referee.
YogAa & FIIeH, Pl'fs At'vs swI3
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A young lady at bali was asked by
by II lover of serious poetry whether she
had seen Crabbe's Tales !? Why, no.
she answered. 81 did not know that
crabs had tails. " Il beg your pardon,
Miss" said he, !" mean have you read
Crabb's Tales : And | assure yeu,
Sir, did not know that red crabs or any
other crabs had tails
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New YoRx. January

INV OnA, VauudgN
The following is special lispatybs,
Ne" York paper
MURFREEsBoRo 5th, via NashyIlee
The enemy evacuated in haste Jgi,,
Saturday night. L was reported A,
were terribly demoralized from loss 4.
they left 10 property behind.
Gen. NegIev pursued them with ins,
try aud cavalry.
Spoer's lst Tennessee cavalry attack.
and dispensed their rear guard of caw
ry, Their loss in Wednesdays b,t.
was 5000; several hundred on Thur.
day; over 200 on Friday; LOCO q
Saturday night, including the wounded
and captured. We have 1900 of them
prisoners, two Colonies and several Ma
jors.
The bodies OF Brig. Gems. Rains anl
Hanson are here.
Gen. Breckenridge was severely woau.
ded, and Gen. Adams killed, Major Cs.
ence Prentice wounded in the thigh.
The famous LIST louisiana regimea
was destroyed.
Our own losses in all the engagement,
were LOO killed, about 5000 wound
ed, and several thousand prisoneu-
One third Of the woanded will soon b.
able to resume duty. The army val
considerably deprecated by stragges
including number of officers, who vii
be disgraccfully dismissed, several for d
sertion. .4..
Col. Moody, of the 74th Ohio, Wa
wounded; Col Charles Anderson Of the
esd Ohio, Col. Nick Andersen Of the
10th Ohio, and Col. John +. MNsa we've
wounded, but didn't leave the Se'a.--
Col. Williams, of the 25th Illinois, W.
killed. Lieut.. Col. Hull, of the 5I
Indiana. was wounded-not daugeron
w. We had about twenty-five fed Of
GERS killed, and rs many wounded
Lieut.. Col. Annon 22d Indiana, reno
ted killed, is wounded and prisoner
The Chicago Board Of Trade Batter
which behaved -gaIlautly, lost five SiIs
and eight wounded. LOOMS Michigs,
Battery lost one killed and twelve wonI
ed, and thirteen horses killed.
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The panic and conAietion Of fl,
pie and soldiers in the retreat b,t S.. ~
day after the night battles, and nt y'.' y
was thought Rosencrans was eaui0 o( .a4 N
denly into town, was indiscribsble sS'
The cause of the Union wss rs,.
brighter since the rebellion than nav
this region.
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Terrible Slaughter OF Rsn.,
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wm&s Fa,& GO vgT
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Bragg army left without bp.r,..,
dead; eur troops are now doinT !. ny ~'
a search over tao battle fs.5 .' ,.....
terrible Slaughter in their rapk,- 's.'a'
ours. '''
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&eeli&er 81 8au3, Du jammerlt un4.
0as ldft man fih aefauen.

Das ld6t man lid eefalen. gou
Blooming @reue i&reitt uns Elm alter Wtpnnent
une Greune unieres 8lattss wit fclst: SD l@ids
Gu4, Sbr 9erren, einen Dollar. Die ;3sit mas
Gua aQereinss lang seeauert tateu. unb rirtli4
babe i'd siel an Gu@ eeea@t. Ater, liebt Ser.
ren, man tann ni9t inner, mic man nil. Dee.
BALI, pcnn Sbr aud bas 0tlb ni&t INNER erbal.
tet. msnn bas Mtpnnement abseIauien IL, je
braadt Sbr bic 3situns baruu1 niat su plcppen, i"
Bonn te3abtt treroet SIR reblia etc."
Hun, bas !abt man id bod ssfa1eu, unS flinst
10 etnas gang anosrs, ais penn Zen @srrn, wsnu
g ans 3abIen ssbt, tie 3eiture auf einmal rsu
tlsia 1T" ~niat senus 2eleloF entbalt." r,u I'M.
reselmaBis tumrnt" etc. etc. @ir 1asen un ltrm
1reunee 8. unlern be1en Daut unb ertldreu ibm
une allen, BON tenen mir iul&e Bepsije bes au.
ten @iaens erbalten, tab mir ME saran tenten
~srsen, ib1en bic 3eituns 3u r1oppen." 9atten
mir lautsr iel@e @trnnsnten, 70 ware es cine
Yut une 1reuee, 3eitunesberausseter az fsin,
une Sbr icQtet talb ieben, rie bic @taates eituns
ii9 I'm Gas Dcppelte ibrer @etalt ssrsri6un
wiirte. Mter, ater
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28

8eforeerune bentfdber1 Mfitit6r1.-
Mt watrer Greube uaelpea mir Die BefSrterune
felsenest beuti9tr Mititars in, a2ten @sSiuRent.
Gbas. s.. Meyer. in Cart. Aiefers& empaeni., BEL
esr Organization %etrltlten ale Serseant 1einettre>
ten, .unt taau na@einaneer gum Jelbpetel ber
9empasuis unt tarauf qua, 2tea lieutenant ber-
fslten al bic tur@ @efsnation leerseportene
SteQe prn S. u. Dranbt a%oaneirt, gum 1. 2ieu.
tenant uno @bjutanten bein &seimeut ; 8. sen
@unobr, tben:aQs @ereeaut aur ;3tit Der Orea.
~nifa'ica ron 2iefers Gcmpasnie gum 2ten 2ieute.
nant tsrlelbeIl an tie @nQe BON Qtas s Meyer.
Mir tpuni&eu ben beieen Wenannten uni un(erut
psri1nli@en madern Greunee .. Rumobr ins Be
icnbere, 5u ibrer wobl serbienten BefSrperune BON
Bergen Slid. Obi. MeYer, friber Gelewsbel in
Der resu11ren Nrmee Uncle. 9ams unt Sieutenaut
ron &umrbr, Der in ieinem @attrlante, S&les.
mig 5oltein, DENT eelsb.n unt Yu!pes ssro9tn
bat, Rne @rlraten, tereaglei@eu mir BEN Batter.
lanse 100000 riini&en. ! Damit liebe I'D uaebr
ausriG,:eu, ais nit elmer talbsn MiQion pcn benz
0srHbnlidsn @alas. Gle eebIrsu 3u tsnsu,
pelQcn mir, uenn Der 8ries ~ocriiber, aufri9tis
BE 9anb '@itsln tpsroin gum ber3li&eu @iQ.
tsmmen, teuu prn ibuen iine mir a~ber1sust, ta6
de ecn Rem Mu9entlid, wu fe CUR Saint Der Sc.
putlif seItm0ren, bis auf ben teutigen Sag, treu
uni felt at eeE Sa@e Der Jleiteit eeta!ten uno
al Der 3uHnung> lie gum Iriunpe fatren gu bel.
f,n -
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5ueeneli@e 8anbitcm. - Sin 8leetlai
nod nidt aIese seporeen,r Baneiten, aus tener
aber mi. Der 3eit tpas &e&tes tperben fann, brei
8uttn iri!dtr Mbtunft nGn1liA, fsiner lter 3,pSli
Sabre alt, fe'en am persana:ntn Senntag ant
untern Gnot Der 3ten Strrabe uttr s;nen antern
8naben itrs5 alters Der, parfsn Jpn nieter unb
btrautten i'm ltinss gurt. Munuaies, in bsm il&
cine tleiue 8aari4aft unb aubtre 9ab|elisteinn
ccsfanten, pie lie III 3natentaldsn 3u ~eriitiren
pfesea. Ger Hinalpp Ter fleinen Baube, Na.
mems Stoate5, Qraubte I'D bei ltiner 8trbaftuns
auf has beftisie, aueiu bic tetlasenswsrtben g.
tern, etren %Gru.abnun9en uub @traftn bel ben,
frlbreifen 1augeni@ts f& eitel erwieien tatten,
l~eistta benz Yolise;beamten leltf tifrsi9e 9anb,
ibr 3inb in @tpabriam gu brineen, benz eins
@o@e Jpn 3ubietirten Nrrtts i'm County . 0e,
fansni5 aud l&werli@ cen Ntiid.pes aufeie re9ts
8abn stisen pirt. Beraubunsen BON 8ubeu
eIr@ Mlttrsoenc0tn lcQen 1T Der @esenb Der UNI
tern 2aneuns i&cn frIber tiufls sorsefcmmeu
iein. Saubere Jru@t@en las unter Ser teran.
pA@lenben Generation.
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Doctor q. Srtman>1,
Seutfber Mr1t

III 81. Nntbony, Minnelota,
sciat biercurd ~ereeben1 an, tab Ct feline OfNee
nat rer Main- @trabe serlest bat, brittle
Gtur, rtsrbalb 0rrru llbrma6er lbompien unp
ae;aes aeaenatsr Benz Drus'Stere unter 5tan&-
Iele's Gail.
StiI;e-S tunem Vub Mittaas ron balb tins bic
orei ltbr unb Mtenes Don 6 tiS 8.
s%Evanfe. bic 1u meit Spn bier %entftrnt pctnen.
nm &c Staet teiuden 81 t6nnen, inb eriudt,
ll1 ii! Vrisfen an i'm 81 wsaesn unk uerten
prompte Wntrcrt erbalten.
Triidbcr JmpfitDf
III tets vorrdthis. Deutl4e in ~entiernt eeleeenen
NuIseeluneen, melde ibre 0irper e,impft ~ ba.
len rinl&eu, icl|ten ll1 itriftli& an i'm men,
ben, mcrauf er einsu Sag ts1immen wirt an psl-
ghe,n er lie ts|uht.
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@enn man all3u- ebr1i@ IT.. Cine,
Der in Mantate eetan8en lseneen 9neianer, pel.
DER ben pcbltlinseneen Mamen Io.tau3. Eau;
tcmmona fibrt, i&reitt an e,nen 8aufmann @a
men @iQiauts in Garritault. felsenbe :3e;len,
mel1e beweiien, rie man in Irubel eesatben fam,
penn man al5u ebrli& it. .Go.tsus" laet:
r@trtber 9er! Da i'd serabe Wtleeenb.it
BABE, Elm paar 3eilen an Sie 3u ri&teu, 10 ba9te
i'd, polte i'd Sbneu 3u miitn tbun, bab i'd nod
lebe. @tnn i'd 9bnen ni&t ettpas @slo idulbis
sepeitn pire, 70 wirte i'd ME mad 9eeb @cob
setommen ftin; aur neil i'd meme @@uleen 3u
be3ablen iu@te, mug i'd jest I'M @tfansni6e lei.
ben. Menn i'd ater am 2eten tleite unb ie aus
bisiem Grutel beraus fpmnae. 10 perla0en sit f&
harauf eaB Git ibr @elb ssn mir fit bic @aa-
rsu, bic i'd scu 9bnsn tstemmen babe, srtalten
tperben etc." biz
Hetliher 81 Aaua. Du iau1merit ms.
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9err JuaerfoQ, Der 0bef Der prYularen
DryscpbFrma rSnserica u. Co." 1T ioebsn mad,
BtwertfeQisuns GROCER Ginfdu5e BON Mew-gcr
surldseEebrtu nb bic 3anbluus empianst fortnab-
reno Waaren leneuneeu, :sslae nod pur benz leg
ten @teigen eineetauft wurtea uno besbalb biGi-
ger abselo0en tperesn fSnnen> al5 ties bel 9ano.
lun8en m3eli@ it, trelde jene &bause niat be,
nuBen ~tonnten. 2aeies, muitern Sie eeF. unite,
5errn Moblers freuapiidsm Beiitanb. bic neueu
Vprr1tte.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28

Netp.1tlua, often Getr. Cine MrtiQerie-
Gsupaeuie bat I'D bier %setilbet, adblt eesenmar-
tis 38 Ritslieeer. Qeste @e@e erbielten mir
cine Ranoue pom Jort &bssls, C vfunter) unb
am n1&fen 1sse u.a&te bic Gompasuie bic erRe
95.obe bamit, inbeua i $50 @&l0t abfeuerte.
Roreen IN @afbiustous @eburtstas msreen
mir tiefslbe pitber beunsrn b6rsn. Cine ameits
9auoue Nib bemna@R sou 0upernmtnt erpar.
tet. AUD isa Rep.ulm cine IL pflnter. pau.
bits w GtueiHaati sum Gei&tut erbalten.
Efgs. & Be sFNlG.>.,,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28

Miht Al ilberfebem. Dcrcbrtc 3d.
tten. Suffice unt Gcrepau9b tuerben benz
nadlt ihr 0el&aft na4 einem neuen Qufal yerle.
gen uns teatfatissn bestaIb nit ibrem Eager an
9eieenjeueen, Merinues, D%elains, Qaltmirs,
Toils &c @bsure, Mantel, @aatiQcn, 9aubden.
S9arpen etc. m9sli&t oooiantis 3u rdumen.
gu bislsm 3wsde S~ertaufsn Ne ~ Yrsien, wel9e
an bic suteu biQi9en 3eiteu Dor BEN 0riesc eriu.
nsrn une etteu Zen Gamen lcmit @eleeeubsit 3u
sortheilbaften Giut6ufen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-02-28
Gbeobcr @erup. g. *. @bampIiu.
9ormp unb @bamplin.
Grpbtanoler in
q + 6 G + { S.
2a9er<, Spetiticn5 unc
@Dn1milltpn8 @el6dft.

W;r balteu bas grUBte Eager son Speatrei.
Waaren in ct. paul, unb 2anpfaaaeutc perben
IS in ibrem9n tere 0s 7uben, bel uns aor3uirre@en,
ebe ie anoerawp taufsn.
Macini9e Meenten fur
Die Mlmaufie> uup prairie pu Gbien
Gilenbabu, @alena unp Minnez
lcta padet Company,
Ncrttern-9ine Wadet gompany unb @rrat @e>
fern Gispatd.
Gra9tcoutraste tperben AZ ben ecrtt elbafrRen
Seoineuneeu abselhlr6en mad benz
Often unc Gaben.
uetertbeuerungen u. Uetlulte bur& bic Qinien,
bic mir pertrsten, trereen aut uulrerSfTee prompt
uub 1dueQ atjufirt. =
Wir empfan9en unb serlditeu ieteJra@t rhne
Grtrapsrsatun9 pom u. mad Der vrairie bu &bien
Giienbatn.
Bur teionteru Qonsenien3 ~unlerer perekrt.n
e%eu'ldlen @eI9a Ftsfreluoe baben mir tine1 beut>
iben Glerf,
@errn Gbuarb zimmerman,
angefeut, Der I9 Elm telcnperes @eraniiatn ber-
aug MAIDEN nire, feline beutlaen Qanesleute auf
bas Yromptelt 81 tebienen.
Borup & @bamplin.